Georgetown High School - Golden Knight Yearbook (Georgetown, DE)

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JAMES WILLIAM, PUSEY Willuiim this great personality have one of the brilliant students of the Future Farmers of'America. He is u true friend to everyone and a faithful student. He is liked by all his teachers and classmates. PAUL RICHARDSON 'Sometimes he sits and thinks, and sometimes he just sits. Never in a hurry Leven when chewing gumj and yet he is n star in practically all sports. It is report- ed thpl. he has sm very harmless tenu- per which cools off quickly. HENRY WINCHESTER ROGERS Hem-y is the most studious boy in the Senior Class, I-le is an inter- ested Commercial student. Al- though he is not active in sports, he has been manager of our baseball and basketball teams. ROBERT MASSEY RUST Here we have a very quiet young fellow who is never looking for trouble and can take care of him- self. Bob is one of our Future Far- rners and he has Won many prizes for his wvork. page fifteen

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ALBERT CLAYTON MONTAGUE Tiggy's a genius, the teachers he fools, Gets by witliout studying and breaks all the rules. At singing and baseball we all agree- Tiggy's the best one, yes-siree. Favorite classic: Bally hoo. IRVVIN ROBIN MURRAY 'MurI ' in his Senior year wvas one of the outstanding athletes. He was captain of the football team and an excellent basketball player. He conf traclicts the theory that brains and brawz. don't go together for he is an ali-around good student. LAURA EDITH PRETTYMAN Happy, clever, Witty too That's the way Pret goes through. Good in Math, especially curves, Nothing ever gets on her nerves. Lilies Vvillic Bryant and Penner too- Mocking thsm the whole day throuhgh. CHARLES ABBOTT PURNELL Meet the singer of our class. Chare lie sings the solo parts in the chorus, he wc n high honors for himself and his school in the Junior Federation of Music Contest. He is a member ol' the Student Council, a good student, and a jolly companion. pagr fuurirm

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, . -.,-., , MARIAN JACOB SAMMONS ' l Here we have a blonde haireds girl, Not very talkative, but a nice girl.'l-Ier one worry seems to bei l trans!-ription. Her favorite pastimeg is curling her hair. Marian will be one Ol' our successful stenogrnphersi , I HELEN DORIS SCOTT ' ' l She's gentle, she's shy, BuL there's mischief in her eye. - We ure proud to present Scotty.: She has been with us through rivoi years of work and fun and has won' our hearts. 5 Scotty is good in shorthand and typing. She will succeed in the busi-' ness world. MILDRED ELLEN SHARP A personality that would move a nntionl She is n clown nmonq friends and a ch-arming F :dy among elders. Slim-key will never be an old maid. She intends to become nl llll PSC. V W MILDRED MARIE STOECKEL Z Happy-go-lucky. l-lere's Millie,' the girl vvilh the glad hand evei-yi time. How she can look at you vvithi those dark eyes ol' hers and what al smile she has! Some day she hopes! to wear u white uniform. f page sixicm