Henderson High School - Pep Pac Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

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1924 -fllbfgfviiiifff ,lxxiig f'.x11o1,x'x l31..xx1'11.x1e11 .l1't1r1t1f-s. NILIIIIH Lfllllilllil IAIli.'l'il'I'j Soni-IJ. Annie is 0119 of those rare individuals who is happy to attend exclusively to her own husiness. Cheerful, industrious, persistent. she is sure to succeed. The best wishes of 192-1 are hers! ga f 1,m1ux'1'1xi: F1,o1ir3N1'13 Ulilillll-l Aet1y1ti1-si A. A. 'I-1: Mxirsliall, 'ZIZL '1J35. Clementine is one who sticks close to steady work, takes life rather seriously, partir-ularly when it eoines to making l's on all her studies. She doesn't do much loaiing. yet in her Junior year she was aecnsed of looking twiee at one partienlar male-shot-king! In seeking higher education we trust that meek, weak, voice may develop into something kin, at least, to Billy Crowder's sonorous tone. L4 'l'11oA1.xs Lewis Il11o111111 Al'ilYlflI'hf A A. '22, 'llilg lf1':i111z1t11'w, 'ISL '21-lg Mos! Sllhliivllh, '12-13 Class llonor, '24 No, I haven't time, I must studyiAthletics? No, my work keeps me too busy. My! But I'd like to drop English and French, I'll never need them when I iinish school. Yet. he's a seholar and a ripe a11d good one. We present Lewis-the diligent, L4 Mun' EI1IZ.ll!l'I'I'll i'lx1c'1'1c1c , Af'Ull'H '3 Af- -X.. Til. '33, viii, 'IJ-L1 M1'11111g1'z1111 t.'I11I1, 341 M:1rsl1:1l. 237: l11:1111:1t11-N I - '-1 V ., -11, 51,111.1 Lflllllltlil, -43 ilafs l'1'oph1-t, '24, Mary is one of the fairest and truest girls in the Senior Class. She has just enough wit and personality to make you love her, Always ready to do her share of work for IIEI' sehool. no matter what the task may be-that's Mary. IPz1pr N1-1'm1lrr11 1 IIIIN IDICHNHN lllClllNClI4141l. W-.A t . ' ' . sa. . Q, Y .J-Sam I mm' ' A ' 'vrsfiifa E. 4'5 E ZW., 3 -.1-tizffjiiisi its Qffqii -lib? iiiigiif' . 1 , LI? 51 i,:Z:m 3:11 5' , ! 3i1ifiii': itffbf L.aUi2i51ugg? ' 9, . tal? W MJ 1 , Y t - p . e sf vas'-59 Nwf ' A ff1Q?1efxxsz11EaiM'1v7Pa ,. ..,, an J g, QL N, at ' 1 ST ' 4 .1 ' f' . Q, 'V' Lg Q. 1 - ,, . 1 , ' .110 , 1 'V' Qi 6: 4 ' .:.,., - , . -.-,f 1 5:1 Y , E , ,. I 11 123 :Z Q2- 2 5233 W-- gli it M ,. iii it as Q . 9.3! . I Q . 'Fx ' -214 . !...V. 2 1, 4 T ' -'vi '42 53 5 1 isis ,if ' , li' if 1 fin ' :Q ff ' . A gi ' . f: A, 1 1- 'Egf g v 1 it . if . . wig! - . Ge PM -fe , iss ' gf , 1 ' KF' :Ca 5 'f ' f 'ig 1 1'sg,?g1fi.-1351,-,,'1f1 . ' q -5152 .itiEL1af.,pf,g,::fe.,:1i. Lf 1 si! , h.e.aefh ,- -,gm .t Y WL, 1,--l,p3, 4-A .1 ... .-,gpm 'R''Ziggy-113111.PfriffQ1iQ?p::f:e,f::?f' -14, ,gembild.i.iTki53A4J, sv

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Glue ilBep:iBar 1924 HENDERSHN HIGH SCHOOL 5- l A. V,-v ILWHMNN.. ll 1' lil nina? Q 'ii Mimi' Lotiss Hmxpxnns , As.A..-,.... X llvilln ' X A '1 M '04 This young person. while stutlious. is never over-serious, takes lite calmly and quietly and tloesn't let things worry her. We are prone to helieve that her heart lies buried in Virginia or why should she make such frequent and lengthy visits to the Old Dominion State? J! 1 '1,m1oN'r lll'nw,x1zn Evlxs Artivitis-s. A. A, '31, '22, 41115, 'Z-L To Durwarrl there helongs the easy faculty ot taking things as they blow his way. Easy going, quiet, 1924 has found hiin true. fl Maxtor: Es'1'i:1,1.r3 Ev ws 1 ' -.. ww -.- Avtixilivs, A A., -1, -... ..4. Like the tishernien of Norway, eating and quarreling are Mautle's occupations, hut she is harmless and only f-omplains for the fun of it. Fail on history? I shall stop sehool tomorrow. Seieuve examination? We just c'an't take it Tuesday, ete, etc-. Yet with it all, Maude al- ways passes and has won her coveted diploma. .fl Ll'l l'l.l-Q,lHllN 'l'.xx'1.on Ftxi'1.1tNi31c ,Xt'IlXIIl4'bI A. .X '21, '23, '23, 'Ili 1 -wollmll. Il. '23, Ill, Hzisellaill, '23, '34, Blollolrzlin tflulw, 'Z-lg Stn i't-lnry of A A., 'lily Atlxertisiii: Alilllllilff, 'L31l. 11-lg Lilsl Will unil 'l'vsl.ll1lei1t, '11-1 Take a bushel of fun: amhl words of gaiety, mix in a jovial disposition, flavor with a sniile for every one and hake with a few pranks. sum-h as hanging old clothes on the stanrlpipe. or breaking desks in school-and you will pro- cluve Littlejohn of the Class of 192-1. IPGNP Hifllllrriij