Hendersonville High School - Laureate Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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24 THE MOUNTAINEER Athletics Girls President, Anna Crinkley. Vice-President, Alyce Pace. Secretary and Treasurer, May Belle Gilreath. This is the first year the girls have given any attention to ath¬ letics and therefore they are not very skilled in their work. They have played two games of basket-ball with Asheville High School girls, and lost both—but only after a hard fight. In the one game with Fassifern our girls completely overwhelmed their rivals. Boys President, Horace Gray. Vice-President, Paul English. Secretary and Treasurer, Frank Bly. The boys played many games of foot-ball, basket-ball and base¬ ball. They have been the winners more often than the losers. Especially has the Midget Team been successful in basket-ball— they hav ( e won almost every game. On the Athletic field at County Commencement, the boys did remarkably well, considering their larger and older opponents. Literary Society “Whatsoever he saith unto you, do it.” “If you want knowledge, you must toil for it; if food, you must toil for it; and if pleasure, you must toil for it—Toil is the law. Pleasure comes thru toil, and not by self-indulgence and indolence. When one gets to love work, his life is a happy one.” Ruskin.

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THE MOUNTAINEER 23 Members of The Freshman Class Mary Brown Maude Barnes Annette Brooks Harver Barnwell Erline Case Irene Caldwell Harriet Dittmer John Drake Orlean Drake Kate Dotson Alexander Carrie Garren George Hampton Harvey Hamilton Glenard Harris Melvin Hatch Nelle Hines Earl Hallman Bertha Jamison Lenoir Johnson Lee Wright Hallie Williams Gladys Waldrop Elert Timmerman Norma Spence Gus Staton Orisa Sherman Garland Sherman Harry Read Sol Reese Rubenstein James Reese Dorothy Posey Dolly Posey Eleanor Plank Aletta Plank Donald Patterson Howard Patterson Clifton Lott Nora Justice Reginald Morris Faculty Member—Miss Lucile Youmanns t( Too Late” Too late to rise—too late for school, Too late! Your’re breaking every rule, The sluggard soon becomes a fool; Oh never be ‘ ‘too late. ’ ’ Waste not your precious hours in play, Nought can recall life’s morning; The seed now sown will cheer your way, Oh never be “to late.” Oh use the precious hours today, The wise are always learning; For quickly hastens time away, Oh never be “too late.” Nora Justice.

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THE MOUNTAINEER 25 High School Literary Society Roll Lee Allen Jewell Stepp May Belle Gilreath Dolly Posey Nora Justus Kate Dotson Muriel Fuller Louise Allen, Laurence Bly Carrie Davis Katharine Bacon Laurence Embler Willie Lou Jordan Vada Orr Gaither Briggs A. Rubestein George Hampton Harriette Dittmer Duncan Crinkley Alert Dixon Frank Bly Dorothy Posey Christine Justus Homer McKinna President, Robert Gilreath Alcye Pace, Carrie Lyda Anne Crinkley Madge Allen Hattie Williams E. Timmerman Arthur English Horace Gray Nelle Hines V-Pres. Frank Bly Sec. Muriel Fuller Treas. Christine Justus Cor. Sec. Vada Orr Reptr, W. Lou Jordan Censor, John Drake, Everette Hinds Donald Patterson Reginald Morris Zollar Reese John Drake Alyce Pace Paul English Alexander Rubenstein Howard Patterson Pearson Green Jean Drake Cecil Stepp Raymond Glenn Wm Penny Honorary Members Miss Bessie Steedman, Miss Mary Hill, Miss Lucile Youmans C. E. Blackstock, Laurence Pace, Roy Bennett, Quay Dotson, Mrs. Fuller.