Harmony High School - Harmonian Yearbook (Harmony, NC)

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The HARMONIAN GALES T. WOO ' vSIDE ( Criterian ) Age 16 Height 5 ft. 9 in. Weight 1J5 Entered school in 1922-23. Crop judge ill Ralcit:h, ( + ) ; . thlctic a M.ciation, (J, 4) ; li:i ketl)all M|naii. (3. +); Baseball squad, + 1 : C ' a t (if The Winning f Latane, (2), • What Happened to Jones, (4) ; Secretary of class, (1). ROBIN N. WOOTEN (Criterian ) Age 18 Height 6 ft. Weight 150 Entered school in 1924-25. Basketball squad, (4); Tenni Club, (3, +) ; Cast of What Happened to Jones, (4) ; Triangular debater, (4) ; Class poet ; Assistant business maeraer the Hanoosiaa, (4 ' ), OLIVE M. WOOTEN (Criterian) Entered school in 1924-25. Basketball squad, (4); Baseball siiuad, (4); Cast of Out of Court, (3 ), Anne What ' s Her Name, (3), Within the Law, (3); County debater, (4) ; Advertising committee of the Harmonian, (4) ; Tennis Club, (3). ELSIE SILLS (Carolinian) Age 16 Height 5 ft. 2 in. Weight 125 Entered school in 1923-24. President of Home Economics Club, (4) ; Varsity Basket- ball, (3, 4); Cast of Ann What ' s Her Name ; The Magic Wheel. Elsie has not shared many of our triumphs and misfor- tunes, for she only recently decided to be- come one of our number. However, we are glad to welcome her as .i -cnior. Page Ttuenly-livo

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The HARMONIAN KENNETH WATTS (Criterian) Age 18 Heiikt S ilk 10 in. Weight 152 Entered school in 1925-26. Cast of What Happened to Jones, (4); Triangular deliater. ; + ); Basketball -iiiKid. (4); Ha e- ball |uad, (4). A boy who came to us in senior year, Kenneth is a fellow who has taken advantage of every opportonity and i« regarded M one of £e outataiiding mmitm of onr daw. DAVID E. WHIHt (Criterian) Age 20 Height 6 ft. Weight 165 Entered school in 1922-24. President of Society, (4) ; Athletic association, (2, 3, 4). President of class, (4) ; President of Criter- kw Literary Staff of ' araonian, (4). KATE B. WINDSOR (Carolinian) Age 21 Height 5 ft. 5 in. Weight 126 Entered adiool in 1923-24. Sergeant-at- arms of Carolinian Literary Society, (2, 4) ; Cast of Out of Court, (3); Essay medal, The Value ot HoMt B ca mwal ea in the Home, (J). Paft TwHtj-tne

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Thi HAlUiAONIAN GLASS POEM The e:irs f none by like passing winds, And now w e are near the zone That leads to tlic path where life begins, Where man seeds are sown. A« we go out into life ' s garden, We go in hopes arrayed; Though our paths may cross and harden. In life we sliall he unafraid. The seeds of kindness and patience rare We ' ve sown with the seeds of truth; Service and Honor may blossom therA Tf nurtured in early youth. As a class we bore joy and sorrow; As we part let us keep in mind Our motto, and on the morrow Tdee tasks our hands nuy find. Though our gardens grow many a tare, Alma Mater will still remain, And the love which all of us share Wl)l io flgemuy teme again. The future looks cheerful and bright; When disaster our hopes assail, We will steadfastly do viiixt is right. And know that we cannot iaiL —CLASS POET.