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

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THE LAUREL LEAF EVA VONNIE SMITH “JANE” “Her heait is warm with the friends she makes.” Eva is always happy and ready for mischief. She is very willing to help her classmates when they ask her. She is a good sport in both work and play. WILLIAM BULGIN McGUIRE “DUKE” “Runs not this speech like irons through your blood.” William was an excellent student, an orator, and above all, a friend to all. ELIZABETH DANIEL SLOAN “BETTY” “And I am right, and you are right And all is right as right can be.” Wherever Betty may be next year she must resolve to be near the school build¬ ing so she won’t have to take Professor a “tardy excuse.” Betty was a good leader and a tireless worker. CORETTA TALLEY “CORA” “We live and learn, but not the wiser grow.” Cora has never let anything interfere with her lessons, not even fun. Do as noble things in the future as you have in the past, and success will he won. Page Seventeen

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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

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THE LAUREL LEAF ANNIE GRACE WILKES “DOLL” “My tongue within my lips I rein.” Grace is quietude itself. Although she never expresses her opinion, we know that she has good ones. We wish her happiness in the future. NATHANIEL MACON PHILLIPS NAT” “Be sure you’re right, then go ahead.” Ordinarily quiet and dignified, never talking un ess he has something to say Nat is among our best students. MINNIE SELMA. YOUNG “STAR” “Two human loves make one divine.” Selma is one of the leaders in our class, but she could not be called a book¬ worm, for she enjoys a good time. She is a student we all love. EMMA BEATRICE MOZELEY “BEA” “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Bea and her Gatdner were compan¬ ions to school. She, like others in our class, quickly made everlasting friends during her school days here. She was loved by all who knew her. Page Eighteen