Harmony High School - Harmonian Yearbook (Harmony, NC)

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? TheHARMONIAN | Daisy Blackwelder will have charge of the domestic science department of a bungalow in (Oranse City, New Jersey, while French Cowan, the man of tibe house, will niw liis life to doing scientific research work. We shall notice in later years in the newspapers, an account of the grand receptions given by Bessie Cain; while Laura Morrison will have the honor of having a seat in Nv tmt igam. ' As a diplomat, Ben Hill will mount the ladder of fame by leaps and bouiuis: w hen international disputes arise, depend on Ben to be on the job to pour oil on the troubled waters. Gales Woodside, as a gentleman farmer of the blue grass section of Kento , will manipulate the «trinc of die state l blature at Fnu fort. Edgar Harris, secretary of the a . beliexes in eflficiency, will soon have a rteet of ships of the first water and second to none. All bomaiie will lit- due him. Earl Cooper, after finishing his textile course at State College, will become a textile magnate, operating a chaia of mills thioag ut the Candinas. Bessie Crater will pursue her first plan of life, and after finishing her course at Jefferson Medical College, will establish a sanitorium in Statesville. William Godbj ' will successfully put across several huge engineering schemes. He will combat life ' s problems stn] handed and make good. In later years we shall hear of many banking rules which will safeguard the wealth of the nation. These changes will be w rought b Ra th Davis, who stands at the head of the most important banking system in America, the Federal Reserve Bank. Thiis our destines are confirmed, but as to whether diejr are authentic or not, I refuse to commit myself— ooljr the pasring yean can tell. W. E. McCARTER. I ' a e Tuenty -seven

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j The HARMONIAN | Ena Myers, who has always had a desire to travel abroad, will have her choice when she receives her appoiiUmeiit to France as the first ambassadoress. Albert McLain, prosecuting attorney of New York, will meet his Waterloo when duty calls him to prosecute Opal Essie, his financee, for breaking speed laws in a hii:li-pii cred racin r car. Glenn H )ward, after finishing his course at the Atlanta Dental College, will locate in Raleigh where he will immediiately spring into popularity, especially with the fair sex. The business world will claim ardent Kenneth Watts, and in a few years he will stand unparrelleled among the financial wizards of Wall reet. Before many years have passed, Ruth Hudspeth, as Miss America, will represent the United States in the world ' s beauty contest at Paris; she will devote her spare time to writing discourses called Love Letters. Opie Crater will raise Cain in the mountains of Kentucky (wrong, dear reader, he is not a farmer but a district prohibition agent.) With a fixed and steady puipoce, Swannie Jurney will drive straight to the goal, after finishing her course in miisiic at the New England Conservatory, she will teach fit Merideth. Robin Wooten will attain marked success as a writer of Literary Gems. His masterpiece shall be entitled She. Sometimes we shall read of Hal BrowOi with a batting average of .380, occupying the moittid ior the Pittsburg Pirates, and contesttng for the World ' s Championship. Anyone reading ' I he San Francisco Tribune, in a few years, will see this announcement, A Southern BeanlT -aaw playing at the Columbia — stellar role plajnsd by ' Betty Turbyville. Richard Kinc will some years hence be a model for farmers of Western Carolina. Robert Little will add further honors .to himself and his profession as athletic director of Duke University. After making hu fortune on stocka and bonds, Hal Bell will devote himself to travels. As traveling companion he will have Kate Wtntor. Both will write their names Bell. Virginia Brady will bring distinction to herself as president of the North Carolina CoU ior Women. While spending your vacatim in later years,, be siR« to stcip Hotel Har- monia, and here you will find madam 0 ' da Jones, owner and manager. As a composer of classical niiisic, Ray Bohannon will have no peer. Thousands will be benefited by having heard her beautiful piano music, while lovers uf voice will be no lew dcKl ted with die taOoif of Mciy Goothrin ' a ami . Page Tmitnlf-ti

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' The HARMONIAN WHO ' S WHO IN THE SENIOR GLASS Prettiest Girl . Ruth Hudspeth Handsomest Man Most Reserved Girl Most Reser ed Bov Most l opular Girl Most Popular Boy Most Athletic Boy Most Athletic Girl Smartest Girl Smartest Boy Most Generous Girl Most Generous °B qr . Cutest Gnd Tallest Boy Wittiest Girl Wttlfast B«3r aallett Girl Smallest Bsf : -■ Best An Aravmd Boy Best M Anmnd Girl Bo Sdnol %Miit Bqsiest Tea Hound . PoiMssor of That Sdiedl Giii Cooq kxioe Most Mumal Girl : : Most Musical Bay Quietest Girl The Biggest Flirt Kruest McL arter . Mary (jooii viii Bill Clu-sliier LuRa iiohannoii ..Ernest .McCarter Hal Brown ... Nell King . Bessie Cain -Dave White .-Alice Goodman .Robert Little -IiidUy -Roy Renegar -O ' Day Jones -Robert Little -Mary Norris -Frandi Qiiwan -Kenneth Watts Nell King -Dessie Howard —Clive Wdofetn -Thclnu Godby -Marg««t Bell -Albert McLain aisy Blackwelder Alice Goodman Page Twntf-ieigit