Franklin High School - Laurel Leaf Yearbook (Franklin, NC)

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IHE LAUREL LEAF LILYAN JESSIE PATTON “JOE” “Laugh while you can. Everything has its time.” In Lilyan everybody finds a true and unchanging friend. She is always cheer¬ ful and never allows the daily trifles to worry her. No one doubts that she will make her life a success. LESTER CALHOUN HENDERSON “DE PESTER” “Give me a standing p ace and I will move the earth.” De Pester is one of our quietest hoys espec ally in Geometry, but acquaintance reveals a boy with a heart full of good will towards all. MATTIE FRANCES PAUL “DUCHESS” “As pretty as a picture, as busy as a bee.’ Frances, better known as the “Duchess of Highlands,” made many friends dur¬ ing her school days in Franklin. She is a girl al. should meet. ELMER EDGAR ROTEN “TUGGLE” “Elmer is handsome, dark and tall. The ladies love him, one and all. Our all-round athlete, and excellent Latin student. We see E.mer carrying a basket-ball under one arm and a Latin book under the other. But yet he never failed to seek “St Paul” for a companion Page Fifteen

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Tv ' V THE LAUREL LEAF ELLA ELIZABETH JONES “ELL” “There is nothing half so sweet as love’s young dream.” Just a “Hey—there” from Ell indi¬ cated she was in a good humor, and a “Here” at the roll cal. speedily told us she was present. GEORGE STEPHEN FRAZIER “STEVE “I profess not talking only this—-‘Let each man do his best.’ ” Steve is the quietest senior we have He never takes a minute from h s stud¬ ies—not even for the opposite sex Work on, Steve, and victory will be yours. JACQUELINE LOYTCIA JUSTICE “VIC1A” “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” Vicia has often brightened the school room with a funny joke. She is ver , energetic and won many friends the short time she was with us. IDA I.EOTA McCRACKEN “OTA” “Everything succeeds with people of sweet and cheerful position.” Ota never lays her books aside until she fee s that she knows them. She is a true friend. We can say nothing bet¬ ter than this—We shall always love her Page Fourteen

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l ' HE LAUREL LEAF FA NNIE M AE KEECE “FAN” “Mingle a little folly with your wisdom.’’ Fan is a girl whom we all respect and admire, because of her unselfish and lovable disposition. She has proven a friend—real, true and lasting. WILLIAM LOGAN HIGDON “BILL” “Hang sorrow- care will kill a cat Therefore, let’s be merry.” Bill is a hard worker at times, he has actually been known to study for a quiz” on History. Usually though, he is care-free, happy-go-lucky and always on the lookout for a good joke or a good time. FAYE ROBINSON “TIP” “Good nature is the sign of a large and generous heart.” Faye is reserved and dignified, yet she is very congenial. She’s never too busy to help you. We are sure success awaits her. ANNIE LAURA SHIELDS “ANNE” “The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.” Anne’s lovable disposition has gained for her many friends. She is very stu¬ dious but always takes time for pleas¬ ures and enjoyments. Page Sixteen