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

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- HATTIE KATE REECE “A thankful heart is not only the greatest virtue but the parent of all other virtues.” “Jakie” is one of the most likeable girls in our class. She is sweet, at¬ tractive, and always helping others who are in trouble. She has won the hearts of all by her winning friendly smile and lovely disposition. Whatever she does is done well, for she is a conscientious girl and is sure to contribute something of value to her chosen profession. GLADYS LORENA PANNELL ‘‘No one is useless in the world who lightens the burdens of it for others.” “Duddy” is one of the best natured girls in our class. She is a loyal true, and faithful friend to all who know her. She is loved by every one, especially her little “Sunbeams to whom she devotes much of her time. Keep up this noble work “Duddy,” and you will surely reap your reward. CECIL LYMAN LEDFORD “Your spirit shines through you.” “Smiley,” as you may gather from his name, has smiled his way into the hearts of every pcv.on in High School, especially the teachers. A finer speciman of physical development is seldom found. This lad is one of our handsomest, with dreamy, blue eyes and hair of the Rudolph Valen¬ tino type. We wish him all the suc¬ cess that goes with a smile. Page Twenty 1 i) JS

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THE l„ A I ' H KL LEAF ETHEL ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM “With a face of lily beauty, With a form of airy grace.” Basketball ’27, ’28; Annual Staff ’28. “Bug” has the well-deserved title of being the “prettiest girl in the Senior Class.” With her happy, care¬ free ways she has made a host of friends. We know not what pro¬ fession she intends to follow, but we are sure she will always have many friends to crown her in whatever suc¬ cess she achieves. MARY ELIZABETH ENLOE “A soft answer turneth away wrath.” Class Treasurer ’28. Another girl like Mary is hard to find. She is one of the most likeable members of our class. Her sweet smile and friendly manner has won for her a place in the heart of her class mates and teachers. All of her class mates admire her for her way of “tackling” history. We wish for her much success in whatever she may choose to do. FRANK LEONARD GUEST “In crowds I encounter, with cour¬ age I endure.” Basketball ’26, ’27, ’28; Football ’27, ’28. “Buster” has many friends and has gained many while in Franklin High by his sporting ways. If you are ever in need of a true and loyal friend “Buster” may be counted as one. We hope him the best of luck in his future years. Fage Nineteen

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MARGARET HENRIETTA CUNNINGHAM “There is nothing half so sweet in life as loves’ young dreams.” Annual Staff ’28; Library Staff ’28. “Pole,” the best all-around girl in the class, has a host of friends both young and old. She seems to be interested in a certain “Jimmy” at the piesent, but she says she in¬ tends to remain an “old maid” so we still have hopes. As long as “Pole” has been in High School we have never heard her utter a cross word. MYRTLE INEZ VINSON “You may wear your virtues as a crown as you walk through life serenely.” Class Prophet ’28; Library Staff ’27, ’28. “Myrt” came to us from Dillard High School and we have all learned to love her. Her motto seems to be, “Silence is Golden.” She has shirked no responsibility and has al¬ ways shouldered it with a smile. All her class mates admire her for her brilliant mind and her perfectness in preparing her lessons. WILLIAM GERIHNE CRAWFORD “I dare do all that may become a man; who dares do more is none.” William is one of those most mod¬ est, reserved, and unassuming individ¬ uals who doesn’t have much to say, but is very prompt in the performance of his duties. As a man of high ideals, strength of character and de¬ termination, William will surely at¬ tain distinction for our class. Page Twenty-one