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

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1924 -itil., ..4. -- -' . - - ' ' 1 Q.. .sun nz.: flEi1e .il3e1J 21951: HENJ .mx IN Hman Ln BIIXUN Aetivities: A, A., '21, '22, '23, '24, Fombzlll, '22, 233 Monosrnni l'lub, '24, Ifrzumzltu-s, '23, '24, Vluss xIllNil,'iilll. '22, '23, Harold is our original musical savoir. He plays anything from a drum up. Never has been afllieted with an overwhelming desire to study, yet in the end has made good. His blush is like a red, red rose. ,fl FRANK CHI'lCl'II O'N1-LII. Avtivities: A. A., '21, '22, '23i, '24, lidilor-inrifliief of Pei--Pale, '24: Ih':un:1tu's, '23, '241 H1-Y, '2lS, 241 ll 'J Maxrshztl, LZ.. 2.3. Frank is a gentleman, an Irishman, a seholar and a friend. He is. to the Senior Class. the very essenee of brilliance, never making less than ninety-five on any subjert. However, his brilliance does not keep him from being very mischievous. We know he will be Slll'f't1SSfl1l in life. 32 E'I'IIb1I.R.Xl' Pr'1'1c1e'i'T 1 A1-tivities: A. A,,' '23, '24, Blusl Al-vonimndntin:'. 24, Slfllllli Lambda, 2-L, Ethel is one of the very few blessed with an even temper. She has never been known 'Ato fly off the handle. A friend in need is 11 friend indeed and such is Ethel-nquiet and unassuming, HLA lily 115115. HIG H SCHUUI ..-....,..e3f Gigiiih f's2,:k42,,......... . v.v,iu5Ez.:yq . Q, Qgnfviu.-n.:.-1' egg 21 1 l l ,TN-Zi, 1 I iv 3. X- lm! we -fb, s P' ' 9-524 v .NU -lwfgxygggggg ll ' ' :1 W, -' .. f,. Y ry: n 'A 1 i l . 'ii fi N' W ' 5 ' 3 4! Mi 15 A, 1 ,rf-j 4 jg V f 2 W t --W. fa.. , 1 - 31,11 ,,.. 1 A I 5.1 2- Y, - 5 1 lj- ill X 25 an I VV' .' ff ' 1 ,f I ' Y , ,ag ffl! J 5 4 Q ,,f or gf .4 i f - f E 12 ' ? IIIcN1fvT11I'1cM.xN Fowl-11.l. ,' vA4'tivitlesi A. A., '2l, '22, '2H, '24, Ill'uxn:1li:-s, '2-ig F' H1-Y Sei-iw-t:al'y, '235,. '24, hm-l':xry Sm-iety, '24, Vlnss Ul'nto1', 24, Intel'-High Svhool IM-1-lnlm-l', 235. hi' 'VI - 1 54-1 R ' From a Lawyer's point of view4 j A He could turn black into white, Gqfv! Q, I From a teaeher's point of view! ,I 2' ---- Capable of splendid work. QM ..,'5'-?.,:,.g . , Q' From Cevi1's point of viewe f f, ' S He's the .Frinee Fharininel' I 1 ,I FF0111 fi 11l111USODhers point ot view- 5 'a v-w,w. ' . ,I QP ,453 He has a good mind-it's keen. 52593 ',-jgfgmm From his own point of view- go' ' - 4 gQ5I2gAg.S' ! I reeognize few equals and no SllDE'l'iUI'S. Aj ' - .,'fZ.5:Sv 3 ' X II'ayc1Tu-enty-onel l 0 0 fill . , 1 '- ,gi :l2,ff,ltif?':lfj H2244 lull 5, fl 'eg' ffm X t4 i :l er , ' f' ' '1 if Q1

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Gibe 51921.15 31: 1924 IIICX lll-IHSHN llI1,illSCllrJ11L Qi aw Do1co'1'llv Y11co1N1.x lQ,XS'I'HN .Xvllvllxvsi A. A., '2l, '22, '23, '243 Hxlsketlralll, '24, Blonoarzllii Club, '243 Siiinu Lalnlrda, '2-L. Hail to the most attractive girl in the class! To know her is to love her. She is a true sport and a good friend. Capable-mixes work with pleasure. Dot we're for you! ,4 1'II'Cl,lCN llimilxkp Harris Avtivilivsi A. A., '21, '22, '23, '2-lg C A. A. Tri-als., JIS, D1'alnaltim's, '2-lg Sigma Luiiilnln, '2-l. Who'll stay and help clean up the class room? Who'll help arrange the auditorium for Hal- lowe'en'? Who can keep the flowers in good condition? XVho's willing to help sell ice vreain? Who'll help plan the Senior parties? One answer-Helen. 92 J AMI-18 Svnxm' .I incurs Avtlvitii-si A A., '21, '22, '23, '24q Fuotlraill, '21, '22, 'EBSQ Monog :lin Vlulv, 'Z-1. Am-arlemically speaking, James drifts along. By that we mean that cracking books is not one of his favorite pastimes. Athletically speaking, James also drifts along-quite strong- ly. Ht' says he's lazy! Imagine! .4 IlI'l'Y lsknorz l'Ioi'l.r3 Avtliilles: A. A, '21, '23, '2-li Class Miislvlsln, '24, The first to reach the place to help. The most dependable for any undertaking. The hc-st loved by her many friends. The least grumlmler of all the class. The last to shirk a duty. lI'ag0 Tzvmrlyl

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The 3.9211-i9uf 1924 H IC N IJLIRSU N HIGH SCHOOL 43, is 'F lVILi.1.xM GREENE Rovsfrnn Amivieif-s: A. A, '31, '22, '2:i, '24, Football. '22, 'iliig llraiu:nIii-s, '2JJi, '243 Mououruin Club, T143 Hi-Y, '23, 'U-lg li--st Naturi-4l, 'il-tg Class Tl't'ilSlll'Bl', '24 If you want a boy who is ever ready to help, see William. If you want a boy who is al- ways on the job-see William. It you want a boy who is quiet-see William. If you want a boy who is always really to push and boost good things-see William. .-1: lVir.Li.xxr Pm-:Rs ST.xINn,xc'K Avtivitiesz A, A,, '21, '22, '23-5, 'U-lg lll'IlIllZllll'S, '24, Dear Mabel:-I'1n gracluatin'! I feel mighty proud about it. 'Cause every one ain't smart 'nuff to do it-it takes eleven long years you no-and I've been the whole show this year too--rung every hell. Without me the elass would he there yet. And the girls they like me too-'s long, XVILL. ,NY f Ii4 ll, BIAI-I R4llbNX'l'Il.l, Avtivitit-sf A. A., '32, '2-13 Class Poet, '22-1: Y. Presi- rlvnl, 'ilfig Sigma liamlnla, '12-13 llr:iiuati4's, '24, Cecil is the possessor of a cheerful disposi- tion. She believes in the saying, Smile and the world smiles with you, weep and you weep alone. Her Winsome and attraetive manner has won her many friends, anrl they are not, at all 4'-onlinetl to the fairer sex. .-2 lllwv Il'.XMll.'l'UN STEXVAIVI' ,xi-mini.-Q1 A. A., ABI, '23, ':4. Take a Crop of reil curly hair and put it above an ear to ear grin and you will have Macy. It's almost, impossible to make him mad but when you mlo, it is a memorable event. He is one of those folks who 4loesn't say mum-h but keeps thinking, IPUW' Tizw-:itll-llI'ol