Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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g WJ- allllg ig 'l1'lll ANNA MAE BROWN ini 5. A .1-kc' Age 17. Wleight 114. Height 5 ft. 5 in. X .Xlexamler 1il'illlRlTI Literary Society 13, 43. Qi or llc'r Tnirv was nw' soft, Cwuflf, and lvrc: and v.rz'vlIm1t flung zu woman. A quiet girl with dimples! Such is Anna Mae. ller disposition is just like southern sunshine, and her quiz papers always reg- ister the most excellent grades. lf we didn't love her so well, our envy would make her conceited, but, as it is, our wonder and admir- ation accompany all of her success. VVe know she will win her way in the world and many friends, too, with that gentle way of hers, which has endeared her to all of her classmates. xwrfeeif f X Off Sifizflwv 'lah ,lf Qiehyzl vii 1. - 'W bu,- X. 1 2 ' - M.xuG.xR12'r SHAW BROWN Age 16. Vi'eight 122. Height 5 ft. 6 in. lin-shman Cluhg Girls lligh School Cluh KZ,- 3, 43: .-Xlcxamlcr Graham Literary Society C3, 453 Varsity Has- ket-hall I3. 411 Athletic Association C3, 43. Tlzry .rrwv Qod wc!! H710 svrw lm rrr'atzm,s. 'l'his youg lady of the smiling face is Margaret Shaw llrown. How do you like her dimple? Margaret is noted for her intense enjoyment of a good joke-hence the smile. She is the right guard on our Varsity Basket-hall Team. and she can play! Margaret can be depended upon al- ways to play her best and do her hit to aid the team to victory. She is as loyal as she is cheerful. 19

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5e4?2 '4 f ,f v Nbr! huh? f. X g My w.,,,, T. W if - .A -:L IFJ' fmlgn i 1 49 'I ' l l5lII,DRED EMMA LxL.XCKBURN Age 16. Weigllt ll-l. Height 5 ft. 4 in. Alexander Graham Literary Society C45. 'Her .rumhine hair and eyes of blue Clothe a nature loyal and true. When Whitie raises one of her eyebrows and that queer quizzical little expression comes into her eyes, you can mark it that she means business. Sincer- ity and truthfulness play an important part in her make- up. lndeed, she is a girl who inspires her friends to do bigger, better things and wins their love without the least trouble. Mildred is ll churn whom we will never forget. WIl,LIAM CLARENCE BOYD, JR. Age 17. Weight 135. Height S ft. 8 in. Hartsville High School, South Carolina fl., 251 Comic Editor Snips and Cuts C453 Exchange Editor Al-Gra-ll-y 445: Cameron Morrison Literary Society C455 Senoxr Hi-Y Club C455 Athletic Association 13, 45. 'WVU lifve not to u1n'.reIvvs,' our 1fl 0rlc zs Izfef' Clarence or Rhomboid, as he is affectionately dubbed, can be seen here, there, and everywhere around school. When it comes to raising money for school purposes Clarence is right there. It is needless to say that he is popular, for his interest in the activities of the school as well as his always ready sense of humor makes him loved by all. Clarence is al- ways willing to lend a help- ing hand towards any move- ment in the interest of the school. Here's to your fu- ture, old boy, and may your outlook be as bright and cheerful as your past has been, 18

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5sf.4f'U-25 ft Jyvqfl V XX ll W' it ' f W' ly 1.4151 ff JPJ -'J'-'l 'L A . X AL gl 4 'sqm C U 719 CATHERINE EDITH CARMICHAEL Age 17. Weight 115. Height 5 ft. 5 in, WinstonASalem High School C153 Marshal C355 Alex- anders Graham Literary Society 1453 Athletic Association 3, 4 . When she. departs, Sorrow abzdcs and lzappiness takes his leant Dick's chief asset is her beautiful curly, brown hair. And Oh! those eyes-so dreamy and blue with mischief lurking far in their depths. She pos- M. sesses a vast supply of Wit, which she displays on all oc- casions. She is just heaps of fun, with her queer little sayings and gestures. Her sunny, unsellish disposition wins many friends for her, Yes, she contributes greatly to the honor and spirit of our class. F- LUCY HOLMES CARSON Age 17. Weight 98. Height 5 ft. 3 in. Fresham Cluhg Girls High School Club CQ, 3, 455 Alex- ander Graham Literary Society K3, 455 Lietrary Editor Al-Gra-Hy C455 Athletic Association K3, 45. Her glossy hair was vlunerfd rfer a brow Bright wilh intelligence and fair a-nd smvotlzf' Lucy Holmes is a friend worth having. She is sweet, and dainty, too. And Lucy Holmes can talk to you on any subject. We wonder how she manages to stand so well in her classes and still have as much fun as she does at dances. But don't think she neglects her work for she is remarkably studi- ous. Consistency in all things, could well be Lucy Holmes' motto in life. She is both dignlied and jolly and she has the happy faculty of r knowing just when to be dignified and just when to it be jolly. f 20