Hugh Morson High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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BRANTLEY Head Hiffory Departrnenf HELEN RUNNION Hulory ELIZABETH WALKER Cwzcf MRS. NEILL SEAWELL BRIGGS Social Science GLADYS SIMS Social Science MRS. ILDNA WELLS Science G. J. JOHNSON Mufic XIAEEL BARRLI-:Y Science N. B. BUFFALOI2 Science R. I.. POPLIN Science MRS. J. C. ROOT Science D. K. STIEVVART Head lllanual Training J. P. JOHNSON flflzleiicf NANCY LOWE Plzyfical Education AIYRTLIE ALEXANDER Head Coinrnercial Deparinzenz IDA L. :KELLER Corn rnerce KATHERINE XKVRIGHT Home Econornicf EFFIE DEPEW Home Economic: ELIZABETH BOND Home Econornicf MARGARET WOOLDRIDGE flrt W. A. POTTER llfufic Nine Tan THE OAK LEAF STAFF 1 1 , 1 X 9. , .- v ,,,. 1 I . I f' 'nv ' If ' 1 ,R , X 1 .? M H ' -1'-f 1 deff '1 nv , A. L,--'Y' Apgar 14 Av 1 1, u.. W I m.x,H , u ,-W L v -' V wf xJ, , A4 'Y' .X - ,W ,. v . , Hg .A :g , H 5.1 .- I 11 W-' 4 4l v U ,W 1413+ if '-fig l' 'Q 5 4 . ei :fi G1 '.10.a--'L' X - , -:ff-MQ?-1 1 'NM ve, gif, rv. ' ' 1' ,5 5:. kg, 413 A L 2- 21 - 17 f wffT?. -?-.N .vlllwiav ,. , f , Q, 'Wx sw., Mlm 1. , 'v3'.. ' ,lp 1-,' ' YM .. ' 1 TW .5- Ill 'E' X df' 7 AX V I f :Lf Eleven 4 ??? F'l?i'v-if' 1.5, A gs. 'E 4. L' ii, ,ev f n 7,,,s Twelve SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISEIKS CLASS MOTTO: To Jtrizwe, to feela, to ind, and no! lo yield CLASS FLOWER: Forget-me-nor CLASS COLOR: Blue and while -5 f ff-X l f , f J!! f V I 1 l P 4 'r z' CAROLINA HERVEY ASI-IE Barter known ar Carfv Girl Reserves C275 Group Leader C175 Morson Literary Society C415 Dramatic Club C4J. By Cad's helpfulness, her friendliness, and her cheerful disposition she grows into the hearts of all. She is a true friend to every one, a sport under all circumstances, a representative of the best things of life, and as fun loving as the rest of us. We'll never find another link like Cad to hold our High School Chain together. RNAY D. ANDERSON Cllr, Srygleyk nephew-'nuj raid Ray is a recent arrival. When he came here, all of the girls were asking, Who is he? All of the girls were literally falling head over heels for him. He seemed to Wear an impenetrable armor to the amorous until he met hen All trace of the armor is gone but one can see the amorousness all over him, CLEO VIRGINIA ASHBY One never know: what .fl1e'!Z do next Girl Reserves C1, 2, 3, 455 Glee Club C2, 3, 433 Morson Literary Society C433 Orchestra: House and Grounds Committeeg Chairman Publicity Committee: Com- mercial Club C3Jg Standing Committee C3J. I wonder if my hair will ever get long enough to put up. Whenever you hear this plaintive moan, you know Cleo is near. Agood disposi- tion and a good sport, she can take defeat with a smile and congratulate her opponent. Keep this up, Cleog that is the way to look at life. J.. , ,W AV iw r Th ifteen I 1 f f -Kc 1- af' X .liylqAXX?x . L L l I l iii? i Visser -.-,-- L . K f K ' - I 'ffl' ,lf ri of- l il 1-mf ll l ii Us 4 -l - I it .Q A me I if 0 4 475 li, . L. wi ,xl 1 3 P in ,X K 4 i . A , , -l , l f ' 5, l . -i - iuililfhi ' llwf-51 ill .4 u L 1 i l C. li I o 1 ri' , Y ,L,,.L, JANE Vmcmin Awnunws nl very mode!! lillle girl Science ,Club C2, 315 Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 413 Morson Literary Society C3, 43: Dramatic Club C4l. Jane Virginia had rather argue than eat. She simply breaks up her History Class. When looking for Jane Virginia, look on the bulletin board for rooms having debates. She will argue that 1x0 1 l, and almost prove it. We are expecting Jane Virginia to talk her way to the door of success. XVILLIAM LONG BELVIN The gmtfe mind by gentle deed: if known. For a man by noflzzng if 50 well judged ax by lzir 7lZd7l7lE7',l'.,, Lewis Literary Society C3, 41: Vice President Lewis C333 President Lewis C455 Vice President Class C413 Judge Cooperative Association C435 Chairman Merit Com- mittee C3Jg Circulation Manager THE OAK LEAF C4l. Billy, a friend to all who know him, is the proud possessor of a cheerful smile-a smile which is permanent. His most striking char- acteristic is optimism, whether it be lessons to get, a team to support, or a meeting over which to preside. BEATRICE LoY B15NN12'r'r J ,fwezgger plux cz gifllgfdlffffl, Girl Reserve Cl, 353 Morsou Literary Society C2. Bl: Merit Committee C433 Art Club C459 Dramatic Club C2. 37- A smile, a friendly word, a helping hand- that's Beatrice. She is a willing helper, and she has many friends. YVe know she will work herself to the head of her profession when she leaves Hugh hlorson High. I E1 X to if tiff I ,X 7 ' r m l . ' L . Y-4.1 ' Fourteen i- '4 l Q X ,,, 4.1 . J J? , YV I vi I . p .fi : ' .ff l ' A '-sf-K, 1- W lwl lg? fx ' 1 , , 5 . , 1 5 l A Y 'ff-:ip ' i ii . 1 1 Jai. EZ I H in i Wi ,Vi-Ax M -M W H 's l m. ll av any l i l l J l . . Av ' ., ll- 1 'Y l ' l K ' 'lx N , I, -,5 le 5 lime? !1'fQ'i1' ilk' 1 l l l'- sk.. 1 ,. l ,lil 5 P f ln l gig l U Y 'E S3 1 ini 1. 151 ,li A. l ll l 4 1 lf . ,ff 1' l ,' l l l 'l 1,1 if i.. ,--x'fi'i 4'T. i.: if llifgi' I fiaj QQ QL- N.. .Y -fx' dl.- h . Y X I 1 1..- A 5 w -A. PAULINE HENRIETTA BA11Nrts Af ilze French would Jay, Trax gfllfliffq Morson Literary Society 13, 455 Art Club 1453 Student Council 1455 Chairman Standards Committee 145. At first glance, one would take Pauline to be just the kind of person she is-sweet, gentle, and Willing. She is unusually quiet, but she is seldom Without anything to do. If she is not studying, she is working out some plan for the Nlusic Club, of which she is President. Her faithfulness has been proved by the several responsible offices she has held in school. Her loyalty, quietness, and general friendliness have won her many friends. JOHN Rurrm BILANHAM '21 genflfnzan of Ieirurew Lewis Literary Society 12, 453 Science Club 13, 453 Drafmatic Club 1459 Glee Club 145. ln the four years that John has been With us he has made many friends. Such a personality as his is sure to make friends, for he has a cheery word for all-and a pocket full of chewing gum always. lX'lARY OLIVE BELL Quiet, fteady, mzdfa1'tf1ful Girl Reserves 11, 353 Dramatic Club 1455 Morson Lit- egfmrtygpciety 1455 Merit Committee 1453 Commercial u . Mary Olive is a girl that everybody loves. She is very quiet and evidently helieves that Speech is silver, but Silence is gold. We all know that she will be a success in any life work that she attempts. 7'f21'F 5: A A , . 1 i , - ,fy 1 1 'V f 2' ', ' ' YLi'i'flgQ.e --11 --.iii-'.f' . ' C .--V M. ,.-f-ra-4. - , ,,,, W W -,.- .mf--M i - .Fgzeen .6 'J I . Zzlvji D ' -ua.-,X -' 4 ,, r - ggilfiiffmg, . I li -fl ii I 4 4 4 4 S ixtzen i l ',,.:-1 , , SYBILLE KAHN BERVVANGER Our lalenizd arfrf.r.v Girl Reserves 11. 2, 3, 43: Vice President Girl Reserves 113: Glee Club 143: President Art Club 143: Dramatic Club 13, 43: Science Club 12, 333 Athletic Association 123. Sybille is a really remarkable person. VVC often wonder how one small head can possess so much ability. As a scholar she shines among the stars g as an actress she sparkles like the diamond. Is she cute? Well, I'll say. Fifty Senior boys couldn't be wrong. Sueiuvoon BATTLE Bnocxweti. f'0uf bf!! zzll-found boy Hi-Y 11, 2, 3, 435 Eresident Hi-Y 1435 Student Council 12. 3, 43: Judge Student Cooperative Association 13, 43: Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 43: Vice President Sophomore Class: Orchestra 13, 43: Football 133 5 Lewis Literary Society 133. Sherwood's makeup combines a pleasing personality with an outstanding ability. With this in his favor it is 11Ot strange that he has been elected to some of the highest honors that the Hugh Morson High School can bestow. As a companion, Sherwood is mighty fine and we have enjoyed our companionship with him. ALICE BOND I ark you r-fry conjfdnztzhlly-fl1'1z'Z .the rule? Glee Club 13. 43: Dramatic Club 13, 4:33 Morson Literary Society 143: Point System Committee 14 , V3'e know her by her merry laughter and original remarks. When we see a small boyish figure running down the hall, hurrying to the cafeteria. we know :'Abie has passed. She is fond of bright ties, and her chief food supply comes from the Hershey Company. She entrances us with her dancing. She is a good sport and claims that she would give ten years of her life to be a boy. VVhen she leaves Hugh Klorson, her lively chatter and her restless spirit will be missed. gf Y'f-Tit fr: - ' f' f' A 'W wif ,il flap-3 so ,. - , H, ,tg g,N.,', S f-Nj! 1 ef, ,, , A ,.., ,,,, ,Lam-...gt . ix ! e yi 1' i3 lf 131 i i i i A , 1 it . it like l 'Qi I i Ii ll Ml l lvl l ill fl ,4,,,ji l N i ilk E 1 l 'X 9 il i I l l 1 ' v 1 ' ., ' l if ' '1- ,. A 1 .FX 1 ey' l i 1 ,Lf f f' I .,,f It M 2 1 l I l l x it X i X ll 'W it ll 3, . 4 e i -. . , .f-1, fr' , 'ZA S'-I 'Y C, 1.1. HARRIET DIXON BOWDEN A little bit of powder, zz little bit of paint, make: little Harriet look juft what the ainltf' Morsog Literary Society C3, 433 Glee Club C333 Science glug 313 Girls Athletic Association C315 Dramatic U, . . A real vamp is Harriet. Her greatest fear is that she will catch some subject since she is exposed to several every day. We are not afraid, for she takes so many precautions to avoid doing so. G. C. CAUTHEN, JR. - The Senior Ca.rleet Lewis Literary Society C413 Hi-Y C453 Science Club Cl, 275 Student Council C255 Basketball Team C4J. ln a classroom you will find G. C. working very industriously either at his lesson or on something miles away. But on the athletic Held or playground you will find him working even harder. Although G. C. spent the first three years Without joining many organizations, yet when the Cheerios,' grew up Cw. C. joined and helped pep up the team as it swept away to victory. lXlILDRED CLEONE BROWVN Wait cz minute-Ilve got .f071lZl1ll7Zg to tell you Girl Reserves C2l. No wonder Mildred is always in a good humorg that is, if popularity is a' reason for being so. May she find life always as gay as her High School career has been. 1 ?. Seventeen Eighteen GEORGIA COBLIQ fl fheerio of flu' jfrft ranki' Basketball Team 12, 3, 473 Dramatic Club 147: Girl Reserves 11, 273 Morson Literary Society 1475 Student Council 1475 Standard Committee 1273 Athletic Associa- tion 12, 37: Commercial Club 137. Georgia is a fine ole' buddy, it seems, for where you see Georgia you see Fannie. As a flirt and a good sport Georgia has the world beat. A good cheer leader and a hard worker. just watch her do big things in College basket- ball! Besides her carpentering and athletic work Georgia is a good actress. Good luck, Georgia! JOHN PHILIP COOPER Ibn betting on Carolina Y Hi-Y 11, 2, 3, 473 Boy Scout 11, 2, 3, 475 Track Team 1473 Student Council 1475 Manager Track Team 147: Chair- man House Committee 1475 Membership Committee 147. John is generally believed to be shy when ladies are concerned, but we know differently. He cannot, however, claim any shyness with reference to his studies, for his answers often show that he has weighed and considered fif one may borrow Bacon's term7. john is not only a good student, but a pal with a fine dis- position who has many friends who wish him well. CLARICE VALEILIA CoLuNs Ever bright and happy Publicity Committee 137: House and Grounds Com- mittee 1475 Morson Literary Society 147. Clarice is a very quiet girl. As is usually the way with such a person, she is hard to get acquainted with, but once you do get acquainted you will surely like her. Her sincere manner wins her friends. Of her deeds you will not likely hear from her. She is a good student and often Inakes the honor roll. RUFUs T1-Isonoiug COBURN Slz'll water rum df.ep,- in fad, foo deep Here is a fellow who thinks more about the main show than the side show. It does us flood to find one who really thinks and gets serious over affairs as does Rufus. Keep it up, old boyg make a success. Slow streams run deep. HALLIE NORMI-:NT Cov1Nc'roN Quietc0mpanion.fl1ip andfzuf' Girl Reserves C2, 3, 459 Dramatic Club Cl, Lf, 3, 453 Treasurer Morson Literary Society C355 Judge Student Council C355 Home Room Representative C25. Hallie is one of the quiet, even-tempered, unrufHed persons whom we meet in this life. In addition she is a good sport, who never meddles with the affairs of others, and works with a will. We shall always remember Hallie as one of the best all-round girls in Hugh Morson. LAWRENCE EVERETI COVINGTON, JR. A modern Narciffur, pluf certain a.fpiraIz'm1J President Class C15: Lewis Literary Society C153 Drain- atic Club C155 Glee Club C153 Hi-Y Cl, 355 Student Council E55 G53 Club C3, 455 Art Club C455 Sport Editor OAK E.-xr' . Lawrence is one of our best students. He is a good sport, a good student, and a good friend. He is a quiet boy, helpful, and friendly to every one, and loyal to his school and friends. His whole character radiates the spirit of his Class and of our High School. Nineteen 5 l I i i Twenty EDITH WELLS COWPER Size didn't follow Cfrfaff example-.rlzelr quietl' Here is a real friend. Edith is one of the truest and most dependable of the girls of '28g but you've got to discover her yourself, because shels not inclined to be forward. She has a sweet disposition, and she is capable too. Boys, here's your chance, for she is a jewel at home economics, especially in preparing eats.,' Edith has a pleasing personality, and she's an honest-to-goodness human being. That is the reason all who know her love her. HENRY EDDINS CRAVEN, -IR. Hank, my boyl' Orchestra Cl, 2, 3, 45g Hi-Y C3, 453 Science Club 13, 41. Has Henry ever been to Greenville? Has he? Although he went to the Hi-Y Conference, he found the girls of Greenville much more pleasing and interesting than the conference. Henry is one of our most popular boys, and we wish him success in life. GENEVA Cox The mozlelfor Vfnur de .Milan Glee Club QU. Geneva says, Blessed be the man who invented sleepv and agrees heartily with the man who said Too much study is a weariness to the flesh. She says, Latin is no goodf' She is one of these quiet, unassuming maidens whom we must know to appreciate. -L .Vi ,. .1 as J - i . 1. ali el, if I ,r 1 4 rf-all f I !f 3. X. 1 ll lf' .-,V au. t , . -4 -ff. .fill Q. .' . UNI ., -5 l l ' 1 X l x l x G My-x., . x--1, -.X 9 M ,,, iii .9 j j 'H . 1 1, .X I i r -----W--f-4 --1.-vi M- ------W . .. I fffpjl Y ai? if , 7 11., ,rg 1, Iff ' III. 4:17, 1 I. 1 1 I 1 ff -sig-. Q! I ff? I so 1 ' I Ie, 1 I 'DIR 1 W I Ii. I NANCY WHEELER Cox 1 Full of energy and pep I XI Girl Reserves fl, 2, 3, 453 Orchestra fl, 2, 3, 475 Morson Q Literary Society 13, 435 Critic Literary Society 1433 1 Dramatic Club C335 Class Treasurer 123. 1 Nancy is one of the most popular girls in the 1 Senior class. Her popularity extends not only ,A ,I X to the girls and boys in the school but also to the fgjkwj teachers, a fact which alone stamps her as a 1 -ft- ' '1 person of great worth. Last but not least she I iiif' I is a loyal supporter of her Alma Mater whether it be defeated or victorious. 'T ix f ' I DAVID Bovn DAVIS . lf? Me and nzy Ford I David is a sincere, steady student. Al- f though he has many accomplishments none of I ivjf X them is as noticeable as his popularity with the I 'I I gentle sex. He is one of the best dressed boys I xx 1 1n the Class, a fact which raises him higher in Q ,tr 1 the eyes of the girls. As a Junior, David 1 X perambulated about town in a very harmonious I ' color scheme on wheels, namely, a Ford in X, Collegiate array. Since becoming a Senior he 'jj has changed to a more dignified model of Henry's more in keeping with the well estab- I' I lished Senior ideal. J11f,?'5Qs'fQ-.Af Isl fkL.:'l1 saw ELSIE COUNCIL I Yer, 1 like football-Zlze Capiain Zoo I liz, Although Elsie was not with us during the I ll 1 last half of this year, she established her popular- 1 I ity in the years she spent with us. Although I Xl? she is full of school spirit, it is generally believed I 'I that much of this is shared with State College. ' X We understand that the reason is very hand- 1 some. 1 I ' 1 I I f I 1 ,fl 1 li I 1 .I I ,P f ,iii J-X:,Z'jw'M .- .elf ----if- gym? me- ' J X Xl y..Q, ,figs ,N , , . ' -V . J N If- ' Y 041 4' sup l1 II1 ,1 I 5 I 1 1, ,.-..5a.--,.., I 2003 SQJ Q----.I Twenty one ls. 9 Ha G sc 4 l i . CL H ll, ,...,...-..,. Twenty-two JANET STUART CRINKLEY Knowledge, efpecially of literature, lzaf for her great charm. Girl Reserve Cl, 2, 3, 435 Science Club C2, 33: Morson Literary Society C3, 435 Dramatic Association C335 Junior Class Reporter C33p Commercial Club C333 Girls Athletic Association C2, 33. Janet is an outstanding student. Sometimes we believe she has chewed and digested a dictionary, especially in English Class. She is modest and quiet, never speaking unless she is spoken to. She has been a faithful member of the Girl Reserves. RUEUS LEE DEATON, JR. :'lt'.r a pity ,rlze im't in llie Senior Clan Lewis Literary Society C3, 435 Vice President Lewis C433 Treasurer Class C435 Merit System Committee C435 Science Club C339 Hi-Y C433 House and Grounds Com- mittee C33. A diligent worker in both his studies and outside activities, R. L. is well thought of by all who know him. Fond of practical jokes and all sports, he is indeed a good companion. We welcome the sight of his red head, which burns with a cozy glow of friendship. ELLEE EUGENIA DEBOY A walleing advertixementfor Wrigley! Morson Literary Society C333 Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 43: Glee Club C3, 433 Dramatic Club C3, 43. When Ellee first entered Hugh Morson High, she was quiet and hesitated about expressing her opinions. But not so now-just Watch Ellee stand up for her rights. She is certainly a heart winner with her smile and her voice. MARY AUGUSTA DELAMAR Quite bright . Girl Reserves C3, 435 Morson Literary Society C43. Mary helps uphold the school's scholarship standard by her efficiency in her studies. Her sincerity and straight-forwardness have won for her many friends. She is a willing worker in extra-curricula activities and a loyal supporter ofthe school. Although the school hates to lose her, it is consoled by the fact that she is a worthy product of Hugh Morsori High. FRED DAIL DIXON fl true comedian Science Club C2, 3, 435 President Science Club C435 Secretary and Tx easurer Science Club C235 Critic Science Club C335 Student Council C2, 3, 435 Athletic Association C335 Track C335 Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 435 Vice President Glee Club C435 Sport Editor Student C435 Editor-in-Chief Student C435 Hugh Morson, Playmakers C435 President Class C235 Critic Class C335 President Quill and Scroll National Society C435 Operetta C235 Stage Artist C43, Although he is generally believed to be bashful among ladies, we know differently. He cannot, however, claim any bashfulness in his books, for he possesses a mind that is very close to bril- liancy in its functioning, Not only is he a good student, but a pal with a line understanding. VIRGINIA DA11, DIXON School Jpifil? You bet Girl Reserves C1, 235 Student Council C335 Chairman House and Grounds Committee C335 Commercial Club C335 Glee Club C335 Art Club C435 Morson Literary Society C43. Virginia is a good sport. Let a basketball or football game be on the calendar and she is there. She-has a swell car and hordes of friends. Virginia is a modest violet, who Clike the Violetj does not boast her many good qualities. Iwi' 'SW 'sc I I .fr 'A' A V 5 A LT' ' !,gl',x.J, 1 f- l a Il li l E2 1 W 3 fl 3 is f i' I I 3 Twenty-three JULIA WILSON EATMON The Jmoother Ilze .vlream rum, the deeper the water. Glee Club C435 Morson Literary Society C43. Julia is generally very sweet and calm, not too sweet or too calm, however, to be far from a good time. Julia has many friends among us, and we hope to continue the friendship as she goes on to a successful career. JOHN DANIELS FAULKNER Sark if lzff, friend!-a lifzlf joy today-a Iilfle Jorrow tomorrowf' Science Club C3, 435 Cheerio Club C435 Hi-Y C435 Merit Committee C435 Vice President Science Club C335 Standards Committee C435 Lewis Literary Society C335 President Science Club C435 Boy Scouts Cl, 2, 3, 43. John was imported to Raleigh in his Junior year from the Wilds of New Bern, but he soon became acclimated and is now Hourishing with much vigor. In case of any curiosity regarding his address in 194-0, write John Faulkner, Curator, World Museum of Natural History. CLARA MILDRED EVANS She truly defervef her grader Girl Reserves C43. Mildred is a modest, sincere girl who is always attending to her own affairs. She may seem distant to those who do not know her, but she is a real friend to those who mingle daily with her. She is industrious, and we have an idea that she will make good in everything that she starts. GENEVA LOUISE FRANKLIN Surrey rome: to thorn' who wait Dramatic Club C313 Morson Literary Society C433 Science Club 133. We have known Geneva of the friendly dis- position and the busy hands for four years, and we know that nowhere will you llnd a truer friend or a more pleasant companion. Always when you see a smiling face or hear a jolly laugh in the hall, you may know that this is Pear, Though we hate to be parted from Geneva next year, we hope for her success in her college work. HERMAN ROOSEVELT FRANKS Not afraid of work Commercial Club CD. Although Herman possesses a carroty lusus naturaef' one who knows him would not find evidence of temper. He gets along easily with the world, taking things just as they come and dis- missing them similarly. Herman will surely be a success. FLORENCE ELEANOR FRAZELLE Lover of the light and gay flzi1zg,r Art Club 141. Slow but suref' that's Flossie . She goes through the building very calmly, not ever very emotionally. VVe never notice her worrying over anything, she takes life as it is. Flossie is full of life, but she never meddles in the affairs of any one. Keep this up, classmate, and make a success as an Art Teacher. L.,-.V -1 ,J , 'Siva U 4 P' - Twenty-Jive . 0+ 5 seiko 'S 'in . xB ,- Q is ,233 l i gi llil FRED FULENWIDER u171dllff7't 7lL'E,, Fred is a good sport. He does not know many people because he has been with us only during his Senior year, but every one knows him. He gets along very well in school and is very likable. He may be found studying when not in class or playing in the yard. We are sure he will be a great success in life after he finishes school. Lois FRAZELLE Tl1erf'.r .ro much ilzaff good abouf 'Cfniux' Ilia! we do not attfmp! to tell it. Student Council C2, 333 Glee Club C435 Historian of Senior Class C433 Finance Committee C43: Program Com- mittee Junior-Senior Chapel C433 Chairman By-Laws Committeeg Glee Club C43. Wlhen you want to ask a question about a lesson, ask Lois. When you want some outside work done, get Lois to do it. When you want to have a good time on a trip, go with Lois. In other words, Lois is a good all-round girl. She is quiet and dignified in a classroom and makes good grades on her subjects, but she is a jolly good sport when she is out to enjoy herself. She is a leader in her class and has been a good worker in the Student Council. JAMES ANTHONY GEROW HRf!1C!l'7Zf' and writin mme by naiure, bu! Z0 bf 0 . 5 . - , wr!! favored is llzf gift of forfunf. ' Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 3, 435 Science Club C133 Com- mercial Club Cl, 2, 335 President Class C33: Orchestra Cl, 2, 3, 435 Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 43g Student Council C2, 333 Track C3, 433 Class Reporter C233 Lewis Literary Society C2, 33. 'LVVliere's jimmy? is often heard in the halls. He's been asking the same thing of you, is the reply. Jimmie is very much sought after, especially by the girls, for he is the class Sheik But being a sheik doesn't interfere with his interest in music or his lessons. MARY LEAH Gonwm The Cir! Referrer will hold a meeting Tuefday at 3:30. Girl Reserves C1, 2, 3, 415 Treasurer of Girl Reserves C115 Vice President and Membership Chairman of Girl Reserves C315 President of Girl Reserves C415 Morson Literary Society C2, 3, 415 Student Council Repre- sentative C2, 315 President of Sophomore Class: Drain- atic Club C115 Standards Committee C315 Social Com- mittee of Junior Class C315 Athletic Representative C2, 315 Glee Club C3, 415Libra1ian of Glee Club C415 Ex- ecutive Committee of Morson Literary Society C413 Finance Committee of Student Council C21. The sweetest girl in the Senior Class. Leah is the most friendly, the most optimistic, and the sweetest girl to graduate with us. lf she is given a task to do, and she thinks that it is right, she can be depended upon to do it and to do it well, if it takes the last breath in her body. Leah is President of the Girl Reserves. We are glad to have known her. FRANK WIMBERLEY GORHAM He mover many ez heart Glee Club C415 Monogram Club C415 Football Team C3, 415 Basketball Team C3 415 Baseball Team C315 Track Team C315 Captain of Track Team C415 Hi-Y C31. Frank is a willing worker, in football, base- ball, basketball, and studies. He puts every- thing he has into the game. Flveryone likes him and evidently he likes every one. He will certainly be a success according to his early start. MOZELLE ALICE GooDw1N Come ony letlf get throughi' Girl Reserves C115 Science Club C2, 315 Morson Literary Society C2, 415 Glee Club C3, 41. When you find a regular girl who is a good sport and worth knowing, itls very likely to be Mose . Her lovable disposition has won her many friends. She never tires any one by telling about herself, for indeed modesty is her gravest ault. Twenty-:even Q it ft 1 , S, I se, IS 1,33 .Li ,,. HI! . P2 Q A .9 ft.. 1 Twenty-eight W ' ' 'Tl 'TH' e . 'A Viv-Miisil . : My xi 5 PM as I 1 x51 I ,J '- ,Q-Q3 . . 4 . L , ., . , .,..4. ,-f F, ,,,7xx, . ef L ,, LUCY GLENN GILL She ix .ruppofed to he very bright in clafyef. If: her hair. Girl Reserves C1, 2, 3, 453 Dramatic Club C2, 3, 413 Morson Literary Society C475 House and Grounds Committee CSDQ Student Bureau Committee C453 Joke Editor OAK LEAF C413 Organization Editor OAK LEAF C4Jg Social Committee Class C3J. Glenn', is one of our outstanding Seniors, in activities and in color. She is ever ready to help and never shirks her duty. She likes especially to do outside work in school hours. When one really learns to know her, it is worth all the trouble it takes. Some day she will make a great name for herself. Will it be as a Latin teacher or as a home maker? CHARLES Louis GOODWIN Where ignorance if blirf, 'fix folly to he wife Hi-Y C3, 475 Monogram Club C4Jg Football Team C3, 475 Baseball Team C3, 413 Basketball Team C3, 45. He has pep. He has school spirit. Charles, better known as Whity on the Football Field, has proven to be a worthy member of the Senior Class. Every one appreciates Charlie's friend- ship very much and feels that he will make a success in life. LILLIAN MAI: Guns 0urfr1'endly newcomer Girl Reserves C4J. Lillian is one of our new girls. She entered our class at the beginning of our Senior year. She is quiet, friendly, and always smilingg then too, she has a kind word for every one. We are glad to have her graduate with us. ' 'f fha wb fr ' ,L ,J . mi, CW l l-3:1 f f if il i 'l i N, C 'xx . ,i xl -XC, 'tk I 2-it xxx .NCP .4 . i if ll-1. -Q- V' txt rf .Ei I i if ' 1 1 i il i lil ir- 2 l l ,,, fb l it 2, i . . A1 Yi C' 1. lt 1 . i T x SU: f A -- -- 'J ui, fy ii W , i , ,, ,,,,,A -iii I JAMES WILLIALI GRANT Q cs 97 Hanrifome if Zhat lzandfome dom Monogram Club 1475 Hi-Y 11, 2, 3, 495 Football Team 13, 455 Basketball Team 13, 493 Baseball Team 13, 43g Chief Marshal 149. Jimmie is our tall, jumping-center of the basketball tearn. He proved to be a very successful athlete in all three sports-football, basketball, baseball. Jimmie is liked by every one who knows him, and is very popular in the classroom. We appreciate JlIllllllC,S true Worth very much. VIRGINIA BARN as GRANTHAM N eatneff perronijifd Girl Reserves 141. Goldsboro did us a great favor when it gave us Virginia. Although we wish we could have had her during the first three years of her High School course, we have found her of real value during the one year we have known her. EDMUND LILLY GRAY Prop11ez'f.v power if .r0111fz'z'111ef a uffful trail Gray is inclined to be-er, you know-untrue. His wild animal hunts have been of much interest to the students for whom he has given several Hsittingsl' of forty-five minutes in length. Grayls stories are famous for being wild, weird, and wonderful. Out-of-town papers, please copy-he needs the advertise- ment. A, is as Hu P 2 P E 6' 911 CIP I I I 1 i I 5,51 Ely li l Y: f f sid ii -g,.,Lf i li I' 9 I , 1 I Twenty-nine r E' All' Thirty ANNA KIARIE GREGORY l1.vpz'ra1i0n doenft make .fuccfJ.r Girl Reserves Cl, 23: Quill and Scroll Honor Society C435 Athletic Association Cl, 235 Commercial Club C33. Here is another sincere and dependable girl. Marie is a good worker too-especially having made an unusual success in the Household Arts Department. YVe predict her success as a teacher of Home Economics. NA'l'l5lANIEI, JAMES HEYWARD, JR. 1 '.-lm! .rfill llzf wonder grew llzar one ,rmall head could rarry all hr knew. Triangular Debate C435 Band C435 Lewis Literary Society C2, 3, 435 Science Club C2, 335 Hi-Y C335 Boy Scouts Cl, 2, 3, 435 Publicity Committee Cooperative Association C435 Secretary and Treasurer Lewis Literary Society C43. When you see a little, short boy with a serious demeanor coming down the hall, that's Nat. He came to us from Klemphis in his Sopohmore year, and since that time has made a big place in our hearts for himself. He is small in size but large in intellectual ability. Did you hear him as a debater? If not, you missed a. lot. KIYRTL15 Louisa Guess Our .fong lwirdi' Glue Club Cl, 2, 3, 435 President Glee Club C435 Re- presentative Student Council C333 Publicity Com- mittee C335 Operetta Cl, 2, 335 Standing Committee of Glee Club C43. Here's a girl who knows what to do and when to do it. When a dependable person is needed, Louise is always handy. This quality of hers has made her a very valuable member of our class. Gizokcm HARI3ES'TY Four pounds of grapff, plane Basketball C2, 3, 433 Manager Basketball Team C435 Art Club C433 Science Club C135 Commercial Club C33. Georgia is one girl in our class that truly stands up for her rights, and she usually gets them. She has played guard on the basketball team for three years-think she can't play? Well, look at the girls' record. She is our cartoonist, too. just turn to Famous Faces and you won't have to ask Is she good? CAssiUs REX HUDSON Dorf he live up to hir Roman name?,' Lewis Literary Society C43. Although he is very quiet in his ways and manners, Rex has won a place in our class. Rex is a boy who pays careful attention not to allow his studies to interfere with his outside activities. You can depend on finding him out playing rather than attending to his school work. We don't know exactly what Rex wishes to do in life, but we sincerely give him our hopes for success. LORA XVEEKS HA1iDES'l'Y Girl Reserves Cl, 235 Dramatic Club C435 Morsou Lit- erary Society C433 Athletic Association C33: Basketball Team C3, 43. Have you seen Lora play basketball? Well, if you haven't, she's good. She belongs to the squad that Mr. Johnson would like to register for post-graduate work. Full of fun and energy, she's the sort of girl who makes friends easily. Thirty -one i ill , L-si-O-1' .Fir-'H --1 1v Ki lim fifig is .wx P5 L 1. ETHEL ANN HARVEY A willing helper Glee Club Cl, 2, 313 Athletic Association C213 Dramatic Club CI1: Girl Reserves C21. ls she a good sport? Yes! just mention a basketball game and she's all smiles. We wonder why she is always ready to go on a trip with the basketball girls but never wants to play-maybe it's the chauffeur. EUGENE RICHARD HUGHES C0mbz'ne.v peryonal dignity with common Jenn Glee Club 61, 21: Lewis Literary Society C3, 41: Sec- retary and Treasurer of Lewis Literary Society C41: Member Student Council C313 Chairman Calendar Committee C31: Member Handbook Committee 431: Class Marshal 13, 41: Associate Editor of OAK LEAF i413 Boy Scouts Cl, 2, 3, 413 Track Team H313 Com- mercial Club Q31. We all like Geneg he is such a good fellow. Besides he is a leader of unusual aggressiveness. Studies never worry him for he has a natural understanding, so why should he worry? Well, he wouldn't were it not for the fair sex. Bursv HULL HATCH Carolina and Peace leave me no peace Girl Reserves Cl, 21g Science Club C2, 3, 419 Dramatic Club C413 Hugh Morson Playmakers C41. Vivacious, snappy, and cute-that's Betsy Hull. All of the boys like herg all the girls appreciate her. Every one knows her and she knows every one. She is interested in Ath- letics. Why? You'd be surprised. Betsy Hull is snappy enough to expect something from life and so do we Cfor her1. all A l if HI .0 ..w 5 J: I 1 l I i ,7 . 1 U li x 1 .li 's ai ag rl' ...-! .wg Sly' -vig l I it 2 ll I I 1 2 MN .Q V 1 . i . l Y ii , 1 V 1 is i .. V' l i '1 4 fi f 5 1 fri 5' - 'i li! -Y . i v ,ffl 1, 1l 6 1 lil 'r , li 1 3 l , 1 V-- MARY RUSSELL HINER 'Tonzmy'5 looking for you ' Girl Reserves 11, 2, 337 Treasurer Athletic Association 1333 Basketball Team 12, 3, 433 Manager Basketball Team 133. Mary Russell is one of the squarest forwards on the girls' basketball team. Although very quiet, she is a regular sport. Even if Mary Russell is small in size, there is a tender spot in her heart for every one. To know Mary Russell is to have a lifelong friend. CHARLES FRANKLIN JEFFREY 1 Football only bofhfrf my brain Monogram Club 143, Football Team 11, 2, 3, 435 Baseball Team 13, 43, Manager Basketball Team 143. Through his quietness and still nature there always shines some look of intelligence. And if he can only be made to talk, his thoughts are found to be sound and sincere. One would have no better friend than Charlie, for he is always willing to help whomever he can. KIARGUERITE VIRGINIA HOLLAND What would I do were it not for dancing? Commercial Club 133: Athletic Association 11, 2, 335 Glee Club 13, 435 Dramatic Club 1433 Girl Reserves 11, 2, 335 Basketball Team 12, 3, 43. Marguerite is very popular in school among both boys and girls. She is said by all who know her to be very friendly. hlarguerite is one of our prominent basketeers and has guarded for Hugh Morson High School successfully for three years. We feel that lXflarguerite's per- sonality will win for her success in future years. Q31 . -.. , Mil H , -, in Abfif YW-- vt , MI- Lnikni--If -W l Thirty-three 6-'31 Thirty-four -.yg lhflARY Hom' llere if proof that red hair doe: not alway: mean high temper. Girl Reserves Cl, 235 Commercial Club C23. Mary is one of our sweetest and most talented girls. She is very quiet, but to know her is really to appreciate her. She is very influential among her friends and takes a leading part in church work. We feel sure that she has a great career ahead of her as a music teacher. WILLIAM Wasusv JOHNSON Will worle when cornered Science Club C2, 33: Press Reporter of Science Club C43 3 Lewis Literary Society C335 Feature Editor OAK LEAF C43gcS15udent Council C435 Chairman Elections Commit- tee 4 . When looking for a boy who is ready to help, call at William's door. Did you see the ele- phant, the giraffe, and the gook in the Senior Circus? Well, they were of johnson make. He's a good fellow, ready for any good joke or serious story. He is no dumb-bell either, for he ran Lawrence Covington a close race for the most studious boy in our class. FRANCES Lucius JOHNSON I already know thix French, but I mu!! .rpend at leaf! two hourf on it. Secretary of Class C235 Treasurer of Class C33: Morson Literary Society C433 Dramatic Club C43: Winner of Latin Medal C2l. Teel is for the school once, now, and for- ever. She has done much hunting in her studies but her greatest sport is killing Latin. Let's hope that some day she may be able to extin- guish this horrible animal from existence. HARRIETTE MARIE JONES juni a little breaih Qf'vi11acityfr0m Rhode bland Dramatic Club C455 Girl Reserves C455 Morson Literary Society C455 Science Club C45. Marie is another new addition to the class, but with a quiet, sweet way she has slipped into a place that must have been waiting all these years for her. She has picked up the threads of our school life and skillfully adapted herself to all our activities. Marie has a great future, we know. It is not every one who can come to a different State and different people and win them as quickly and securely as she has done. ERBY A. JOHNSTON Wh, Davidfon if hi: fupporf' Hi-Y C455 Science Club C455 Boy Scouts Cl, 2, 3, 45: Mandolin Club C45. Erby is a well-known gentleman. livery girl you see around school knows Erby. Almost every girl in Hickory and Greenville Cwhere he attended Hi-Y Conferences5 knows him. He has the looks, the car CFord5, and the dancing feet. Every one who knows Erby likes him. RosA KAPLAN '4Ever dependable and lhoughyful of otlzeryl' Girl Reserves C1, 2, 3, 455 Commercial Club C455 Morson Literary Society C45. Quiet and unobtrusive, yet always ready with a smile and helping hand-that's Rosa all over. She is not often Uflustratedf' She, we assure you, would make a success at anything requiring self control-knife-throwing target, for instance. 14:91 J, ,M 1 X1 5, il x I nf, Thirty-ive MHCCCY C C 'Ziff n X f ii K. 1 tt - -.xl . Qiife1fX....,+a...fffs1r'.g.. Th iny-:ix NANCY CAROLYN KENDRICK .4 .vecond Kate Price Morson Literary Society C459 Girl Reserves fl, 2, 3, 47: Dramatic Club C3, 413 Girls Glee Club 63,495 Member- ship Committee Morson Literary Society 143. Nancy is a good old girl. She's full of fun and has a smile for every one. You may not know her, but nevertheless, she's your friend. Making enemies is not in her line. Nancy is a good sport and is always willing to help in every way possible. If you want a true friend-meet Nancy. JOHN ALSON LINEBERRY A proud poueffor of .rome good traits Science Club 141. Wise? Yes. Studious? Sure. Prudish? No! In spite of his love for studying and making good grades, Jack is a sure nuff boy. His willingness to help others and his friendly smile have won him many friends. Here's luck to Jack. NIARGIE KING Af peachff go-.rhe'.v an Elbertav Margie is a girl with an unusual disposition She is always smiling and is willing to help her classmates whenever she can. She never gets frustrated for she takes life as it comes without a word of complaint. With such a disposition we are sure Margie has a happy life before her and that she will continue to make friends wherever she goes. V- .5 . X T' -' V' fe - 7 f 1 '- . 1 .' - r I A- '. K -,ill I Y Ay- Y 1---fs' X fZX'LffiL1f.ff l i l 4 ie- e if---if--D . .S.g:--iii?-.g-'iX,,J..lz..,i::Jf. --.-.J-., , . JM-, .1 - -Q43 A ,lf i ii. 3 it KJ li I hi :Nfl-' if. PM 'il If Xp 4 4 4 g if s i,.f.,f' if. 1 I F li f. tix. i a l ii 1 i . ,X n ll L .J ' A' 1 K ' ' i . . '11, KATHERINE Louisa KIRKPATRICK ciNEfU0uJ,, Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 41g Dramatic Club C3, 413 Science Club C41. Katherine is a girl who will make good. Besides scholarship she has other notable qualities. The best of these are friendliness and an ability to act. Her friendliness and willingness to work make her an unusually line Girl Reserve. CARROLL LAMB lhlANN, JR. Our but dreffm' boy Hi-Y C415 Point System Committee C41. Oh, but Carroll is a jolly olcl scout! When things are going wrong, he laughs, and the world laughs with him. Being the best dressed boy in our class, Carroll has made quite a success in his efforts to sheik'l the shes, He has, as statistics show, already laid the foundation for a successful career in life, because he has an unusual ability to make and hold friends. FANNIE BLANCHE LLOYD Full of fnergy and enthufiafml' Science Club C415 Dramatic Club C413 Press Reporter Morson Literary Society C41. To know Fannie is to love her. Her success in school work proves that she can make a success of anything she may undertake. We can not say too many nice things about Fannie, for she is a plenty finel' girl. 2 2 I 2 I e i E Thirty-nam Thirty-right ELIZABETH ANNE IYIARSH Shir lover a .rocial whirl Glee Club 13, 433 Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 41g Commercial Club 1335 Member Elections Committee 143. Une petite Elle -but the degree of one's friendliness and popularity is not determined by one's size. Libby's friends will testify to her popularity. There is one objectionable habit they say-she will nickname everything. DUNCAN IVICLEAN Not any kin to the governor Boy Scouts 11, 2, 3, 453 Standards Committee 131. This boy can tell more jokes than you would ever expect from one of his size. Duncan is the one to see if you are feeling blue. However, not all his qualities tend towards the ridiculous, for he has plenty of good sense and sound judgment-all necessary attributes in this bus- iness of living. NXIARY HUGH MCDONALD Tl1an1ef,' you come Girl Reserves 11, 2, 375 Morson Literary Society 13, 41: Dramatic Club 1455 Athletic Association 135. Little but loud can well be applied to this tiny tot. We often wonder how such a small thing can make so much noise. If we had a Chewing-gum Club at H. M. H. S., we are certain that Mary Hugh would be unanimously elected presidentg for she is seldom seen without it. Mary Hugh is one of those rare persons that never worry over their lessons, but she manages to get by-most of the time. ROBENA ATKINSON MCLEAN Silence fometimef mmm thought Girl Reserves 12, 3, 453 Dramatic Club 13, 453 Art Club 1453 Morson Literary Society 1453 Constitution Committee Art Club 145. If you ever have Robena for a friend you will know what true friendship is. She is a willing and capable worker. Behind her quiet count- enance we see a high ambition and purpose in lifeg therefore, we are not worried about her future prospects. BEN GILBERT MERRITT Mix: Creightorff .ftanding dale Ben was a power until his Senior yearg then his inspiration left him-she went to Peace. Ben's old fighting spirit left with her. Since then he has managed to struggle through his course wonderfully well for a man who has lost his guide light. We sympathize with Ben and admire his fighting spirit to stand up so bravely under adverse circumstances. MARGARET OPHELIA Moons A pouexror of a million-dollar Jmileu Girl Reserves 11, 2, 353 Orchestra 13, 453 Glee Club 12, 3, 453 Commercial Club 135: Morson Literary Society 1453 Dramatic Club 1453 Secretary Class 1353 Vice President Glee Club 1453 Student Council 1453 Chairman Point System Committee 1453 Member Ring Com- mittee Junior Class. Her million-dollar smile and wonderful dis- position attract friends far and wide. As well as being a good worker in most of the organ- izations in the school, she nearly always makes the honor roll. She has helped make this school a most enjoyable place for her classmates. Thirty-nine i Q 1 L Forty MARY ALICE MURcHIsoN The high .rteppfrn Girl Reserves C2. 315 Morson Literary Society C213 Student Council C31. - ltlary Alice is a girl of few words, yet cheerful and happy-ready always for fun in her quiet way. Close application to work until it is well done secures for her many excellent grades. We don't know her goal, but surely it must be a worthy one. JAMES PERRY MORGAN 'QXZ5 and X10-oh, add thi! up, Lina Business Manager Annual C413 Boy Scouts Cl, 2, 3, 41g Glee Club C3, 415 Member Standards Committee C31. L'l,ittle Jim is of much more value than his size would indicate. By his fine work as Bus- iness Manager ofthe Annual Jimmie has shown us that the most precious things are often wrapped in the smallest packages. Whenever he undertakes to perform a task, we know it will be doneg for Jim can do almost anything he tries. VIRGINIA PAULINE Noam. She'f a great liltle flappef' Girl Reserves Cl. 2, 3, 415 Dramtic Club C3, 413 Morson Literary Society C415 Associate Treasurer Girl Reserves C41g Member of Program Committee Dramatic Club C313 Locker Committee C41. Who doesn't know this Senior? She is always happy and full of fun. As a Girl Reserve, she is one of the best. If any one wants to know how she Works just ask Mrs. Couch. To change tlIe subject, we wonder why Virginia always listens to automobile horns. , 1 ,f ' if MARGARET NOTTINGHAM ORTON A new treasure Zo her clayf' Just think what we missed by not having Margaret with us all four years! But, neverthe- less, We have enjoyed having her make our Senior year brighter. I wonder how the H. shorthand class will get along without her next year. Donlt break too many hearts in Cape Charles. HUBERT HAYWOOD O,DONNEI.I. Our Little Lord Fazmileroyn Hi-Y C2, 3, 415 Corresponding Secretary C315 Member- ship Committee C41g Press Reporter C313 Publicity Com- mittee Student Council C319 Calendar Committee C413 Science Club C2, 313 Press Reporter C313 Advertising Manager Raleigh Student K31. Hubert's character and personality can be described as a collection of all that is pleasant in man. He is a most sincere friend to all who know him and a personification of Congeniality to every one. With his outstanding personality Hubert has made a host of friends throughout the school. ELIZABETH MAJET1-12 PARKER She arguer for pleafure rafher than principled, ChairmanProgram Group C41gGirl Reserves 61, 2, 3,413 Student Council CZ, 415 Morson Literary C3, 413 President Morson 1413 Class Poet C41. Betsy is a well-known member of the op- position party. She always takes the opposite side and professes to believe in it. Believing, as she claims, that woman belongs in the home, we wonder if the love of arguing can lure her into legislative halls. 9 - ' I , F arty-one LW-'13 I'-' -'Q' L,.T-- W -- -A 'lvl ij KH 5: if-ii-- ':+s.. , 15,1 , MJ.. 4 ' 'L , .iLl- fs. -gf- , V 1 gi. xl Y, '- xi 5 rv lx sl-fr in . J-.,l-' .1 , . t ll 2 i'T'f- -1-if l l l THELMA IREN1: PATTERSON I juxt love football boyfi' Athletic Association Cl, 2, 35g Glee Club i353 Girl Reserves 1255 Commercial Club C2, 35: Morson Literary Society 445g Science Club 135. Bright brown eyes! She has them and such a charming personality. Thelma has made fine records in the typewriting department, and we hope she will continue to make them after she leaves school. Some time you may hear of her success and wonderful feats in the com- mercial world. WILLIAM ROBERT PEGRAM, jn. An elevated poxitionl' Eagle-eye can be seen in the largest crowd. He walks with his head in the cloudsg however, this is not due to his attitude toward his fellows, but to his stature. Yet he will always stoop to make a friend. His motto is Put all your troubles in your old tin trunk and sit on the lid and smile. RUBY VIRGINIA PAYNE Si1zceff and true in all thingy Girl Reserves 12, 3, 453 Commercial Club 135. Though she has taken no active part in athletics or activities of old H. M. H. S., slie is known by many students and teachers. lt has been said that two blondes with the same dis- position cannot get along peaceably together, but this has proved untrue in the case of Ruby and her twin,U Mary Helen Yates. Wherever you see Ruby, you just have to look about and you will see her palg and never, never, have you seen them fighting or Hfussingf' i ' if - 1 ' v . Y Nl fl ' n s will 5' ffl 5 . in lx l l 'gb' i -, il ,, f--xx' . 'f 'l l'll':g-iii? , i ,l 1 i I l , N l i I l .N k , fl 32 2 i U ll i , !fl ,df 1 .s 'xi ll l lf W'ivrQ1-45 . M l ,li I X . l 71? l . 1 l l l l l l ' i I i V l l l .gg i 1 Fl ,. .xg Q . ,A EMMA RUTH PAYNE Our bfi! all-round girl Track Team C155 Glee Club C155 Girl Reserves C1, 2, 355 Dramatic Club Cl, 455 Athletic Association C155 Basket- ball Team C2, 3, 455 Member Standards Committee C255 Assistant Business Manager Rutller C255 Assistant Business Manager OAK LEAF C355 Editor-in-Chief THE OAK LEAF C455 Service Point Committee C35 5 Chair- man Ring Committee C255 Morson Literary SocietyC 45. ls it possible that any one can be a scholar, a sport, an athlete, a leader, and at the same time be popular and attractive? Yes, for We have just such a character in our Senior Class. Each day we see her doing little and big things with equal zeal. lt can truly be said that Ruth is a member of the group termed the faithful fewf, lt seems that this person is almost two links in the Hugh Nlorson High School Chain. To her efforts as lifditor-in-Chief is due the excellence of this issue of 'l'HIs OAK l4l'1Al . EDWIN RUDOLPH Poouc A .vyncopating ryclopf without the .fanguinary trailf. P. S. W5 mean by llzif thai he doefnlt eat 'em alivef, Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 455 Hi-Y C455 Orchestra C2, 3, 452 Band C455 Football Squad C455 Dramatic Club C45Q Science Club Cl, 255 President Glee Club C455 Leader Purple and Gold Syncopators C455 Commercial Club C35- This heavyweight member of our class stars in more ways than one. First of these is in the Held of music. Have you heard him play in the Band or Orchestra, or sing in the Glee Club? His second stellar role is on the Gridiron. How would the football team survive without EdWin's solid front ? ELSIE RUTH PEEBLES To be rather than to fzernl' Girl Reserves C2, 3, 455 Morson Literary Society C3, 455 Chairman Publicity Committee C355 Merit Credit Com- mittee C455 Chaplain Morson Literary Society C45. Ruth is a jolly good girl! She will be re- membered by her fine Work in the hlorson Literary Society and Girl Reserves. Ruth is :1 girl whom we are all proud to call our friend. . ', by ,fn a if .qw M' Q lt 'NX QC YQ. it W di 1 R F orzy-three l I EMILY KATHERINE PERRY Her .rtrong point is enthufiarml' Girl Reserves C2, 3, 453 Commercial Club 133: Morson Literary Society C433 Secretary and Treasurer of Quill and Scroll C435 Representative to Student. Council C4l. Katherine is one who is always ready to help, and never worries whether she will receive credit and praise commensurate with her ellorts. The time she has spent at Hugh Morson has been full of work of all kinds, with plenty of attention to recreation as well as to her studies. lhlAl,COl.M LITTLETON PURNELL Hr 1'J' a genllfman in whom I place abfolute fruit Quill and Scroll 147. Statistics show that Malcolm is the most modest member of our class, and in this case, we agree with the statistics. His modesty causes him to be unusually quietg and yet he is never idle, his efforts in many cases being spent on something that will benefit the school. GRACE ALLEN PITTMAN Er1erybody'J 'f7'1.K71d,, Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 395 Morson Literary Society 41, 2, 3, 455 Glee Club 443. It is seldom we find a sweeter girl than Grace. To be a friend of this student is an honor. Life is what we make it g Grace makes it happy and successful. LELIA ALLEN POOLE Better late than never Girl Reserves il, 2, 3, 433 Assistant Treasurer Girl Reserves C359 Treasurer Girl Reserves fill: Dramatic Club Mig Representative Student Council C3l. Sweet, studious, serene-that's Lelia. Her high ideals are ever climbing upward, and her persistent eiiorts will surely carry her through to the fuliilment of her every ambition. Beneath her quite manner we have detected a charming personality. Lelia has shown her true school spirit in the Girl Reserves and many other school activities. When you're looking for an excellent student and a dependable, sincere, true girl, just call on Lelia. CARL ROBERT QUINN There if no art to ind the mz'nd'5 607l,fZf1,tCl'l'0IL in the fare Dramatic Club C425 Lewis Literary Society C155 Cheerios 145. Carl Quinn, the only one of his kind in captivity, is one of the best boys in the Senior Class. Whenever any one with a ready answer is wanted, just call on Carl, and he will be ready to serve you. Carl hailed from Wilson during his Sophomore year and soon became well known around school. There is in Carl a promise of a line man in the making. CSRETCHEN RABE LQ'e 1-5 jufl one boredom affer another Glee Club H435 Dramatic Cluhg Morson Literary Society CU. Gretchen's charming personality helps her to make friends easily. She is dependable-a quality sometimes lacking in otherwise charming people. Her record in the Home Economics Department is unusually good-a fact which may aid her in obtaining her lXl.R.S. degree. l GQHHU .Q 2 2 + L assi? . l -.4 'E .las 'TJ BJ, 1-315. Q h ,ig . r' L f 1' 4? 1, ' l t 'l Ng V l l V Jil ' S . I -1 4 F i 7 g 4 I l li fl l i........l F arty-five F arty-.fix I l , - ,. x 1- -Af., -,, -i'i':--....,-Nr . . ml D. o . I I A :I 1.1, ,lil . g -1-f .5 'lillOlXlAS Iiuimxu RA'rcLII-'FIi, -IR. Nfl juff ruler for zlze mighly onerv Student Council C3, 45: Chairman House and Grounds Committee C35: Junior Editor of OAK LI-:AF C359 Dra- matic Club C3, 453 President Senior Class C455 Glee Club C453 Lewis Literary Society C453 Law Club C45g .ti Ring Committee C35. 1 Edward is a real boy, possessing the admirable characteristics of a friend, a student and a 1,1 leader among his classmates. Directing the affairs of our class has not taken all of his timeg U I'-3. for there has been time to help a teacher, as in P155 well as time for studying. Besides he always waits his tllrll, never trying to be the very first. I N ' His rather sober countenance is brightened, p often with a merry twinkle in his eye. We count Edward a real asset. I I l KIARY LOUISE RAVVLS A Milly Car 1.5 a valuablf arretv J Here's a sweet, quiet, dignified girl. She is very studious too and as a result has made I if excellent progress during these four years. ' She's the girl in the Cadillac. Have you seen I X her? H . 5 I CHARLES WILLIAh'I REAVIS ' X ' 'KNOZ .trapping over the bound: of modeyIy E Orchestra C259 Lewis Literary Society C2, 3, 45: Science V--., Club C2, 3, 453 Secretary and Treasurer Science Club C353 . 'ef-.ax Critic Science Club C453 Dramatic Club C3, 45: Press ., -5 Reporter C255 Boy Scouts C1, 2, 3, 45. L AA' Have you ever run across Charles? If you ' ' have, you will never forget itg for Charles is X g very well known about the school. As for ' superlatives-he is our biggest talker as well 1 fl N as the dumbest. We are convinced that he IS ' ,al adapted for a radio announcer, aII auctioneer, or a politician on account of his extra developed vocal cords. But with all this Charles IS a good sport and always has a friendly word for every one although it may nearly deafen thc one to whom it is directed. I IX I , l XXX 1. 5' ANNE ELIZABETH ROBERTSON She popf her gun for Hugh Menon Quill and Scroll 1435 Morson Literary Society 143: Dramatic Club 1455 Playmakers Club 143. Who in the world is that girl who laughs all the time? Well, well, therels no need to ask, every one knows it's Anne. Her cheery smile makes one forget the terrible ordeal of the school day and really enjoy the work. She puts life into every class that she is in. MILTON CHAMBERLIN RUSSELL fIf01zd lover of .rcarff-we wonder why? Point System Committee 1373 Science Club 145. Nlilton is a jolly good fellow-find him when he isn't smiling, and you will do more than his school friends have done. His motto is always get my lessons, but never worry. Unlimited possibilities await Milton. Now's your chance, girls. . IRENE PLACIDA ROBERTSON Rana and her gym Want some fun? Rena will surely give you some. If mischief will get you to heaven, Irene's already half way thereg and canlt she talk! But her buoyancy and sense of humor have already won numerous friends for her. She is a plenty goodl' sport. She's got pep! Ask her gold dust twin. 4 F ortyeseven if Wi-M - -----Q-1-Q--C ' ' i K -f-X, 17 e l ' 7 l X7 1 I! f - ' my - i If - XT' r Ll ' K 1 fill 'X 3 l . , ,, l I f U KATHERINE Woomzow SAMS H, Sparkling eyer, flujy hair, brilliant mind- Ul we wonder where? 4 Girl Reserves fl, 215 Athletic Association C115 Drama- ? tic Club C315 Art Club 141. l J' N This old girl never worries over anything, I ,.Q, 1 she takes life as it is. She says, All work and , no play makes Jack a dull boyf' Kat, we Q xi-52' wish you all the success the world can afford. i '- if 5 'z 1 5 i 1 Q BURTON STROHN SELLERS if NU? fl produrt of lhe old proverb Spare the rod and lg Kin rpoil the child 4158, I' ' Glee Club 13, 413 Orchestra C2, 3, 41: Baseball Team . tselx cs. 41. , 1 . . . ' lil ' Burton is one of our most friendly Seniors. -jj.-I , Have a smile for every one you meet and fr' every one will have a smile for you, must be 2 his motto. His greatest talent is that for music. ,. , What would the Jazz Orchestra be without the Q fx, N voice of his Saxaphone? i i i i .rams 1 lvfffmg 5 ll KYLE LEROADEN Scorr lr? NJ 1 I'm alwayf rmalleft, even if I do wear high heel! l 3 1 i Morson Literary Society C415 Commercial Club C31. l j One hardly knows how to describe Kyle. f 1 A She is always original, she stands ready to help N any one, and she is one of the hardest workers lx in the class. These, however, are not her only 1 ,tx N achievements, for she knows how to have a iv good time and make others enjoy themselves. i li 1 l i . 1 i I X l 7 ' ,F i 1 l l ' . I li ivy, ' ,tu A F orty-tight :in-kb V,-1:4417 ,1 egylxw QA? N Jlklwj Xjxl-,A N Qigft F e:,,,,i ' 5423- ' 1753 riff Vl Qs, Q, K:1v '+'n .. , , , - -R vwsw A, iv, 1 E - 1 A , Joseph PHILIP Sr-:PARK Thou who low mufic are gmtle and lzonexl in their temper Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 415 Band 11, 2, 3, 415 Student Council 1315 Boy Scouts 11, 215 Commercial Club 111. Philip is a good sport and a hard worker, especially where music is concerned. His jovial, optimistic nature does not find many things that are worth worrying over. He has won many honors for himself in the music department, which prophesies for him many more if he continues to develop his skill with the clarinet and saxophone. LINA LEE SPENCE Tz':h pufhln Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 415 Art Club 1415 Dramatic Club 12, 3, 415 Morson Literary Society 13, 415 House and Grounds Committee 1315 Treasurer Art Club 1415 Vice President Morson Literary Society 1415 Art Editor of Annual 1415 Chairman of Social Committee of Class 1315 Chairman Membership Committee of Morson Literary Society 141: Student Bureau 1415 Secretary of Class 141. A faithful and tireless worker! That is one strong characteristic of Elaine, She has worked long, hard, and faithfully on the Annual and her work as Artist has proved more than satisfactory. Besides being a good and willing worker, she is jolly, friendly, and obliging to every one. ROY DEWANNER SrALi.1Ncs The ojicial IZ ofthe Dramatic Club Science Club 11, 2, 415 Lewis Literary Society 1415 Press Reporter Lewis Literary Society 1415 Vice Presi- dent Cheerios 1415 Business Manager Raleigh Sfudent 1415 President of Dramatic Club 1415 Social Committee of Class 1415 Hugh Morson Playmakers 1415 Triangular Debating Team 1415 President Law Club 1415 Hi-Y 1415 Commercial Club 11, 21. Dewanner is one of those persons who can combine pleasure, Work, and love and be successful in all three. He is a quiet boy and has made a host of friends among us by his willingness to work. Good luck, Dewanner, here's wishing you success in all your under- takings. Forty-nine F zlfty ,t,m, . --v -, n. I ROBERT BRUCE SPENCER, JR. Quietne.r5 per.ronijied Bruce has never been rattled! He would have taken the burning of Rome in his same calm, deliberate manner. In habit Bruce is very regular. It is said the teacher fills out his report in the iirst part of the year due to his steady going. LILLIAN CECILIA SILVER I may be Jmall, but-oh, boy Here's a girl who is as bright as her name. She is inclined to keep in the background, but it is impossible with a girl of such capabilities, personality, and initative. We bid farewell to a true representative of Hugh Morson High. PAUL JEROME SELIGSON A Jpinner of yarml' Football Squad. He never gets worried and he seldom does any strenuous work other than talking loudly-a happy-go-lucky fellow he seems to be. Of one thing we are certain: Paul is not in love, for he always eats a full meal at lunch. 'gy 019 ,Y ,fi . ll 1 U XX . .V ig it wx , 1'.r-1-xx Nqr 'lr J Q 3- f l l 1 1 4 li so In v I 'x ' ls s ,lx WILLIS ROSWELL STEVENS We dare not dzfer with himg hc afguef too wellb Secretary-Treasurer Dramatic Club C453 Vice Presi- dent Lewis Literary Society C493 Triangular Debating Team C433 Football C4J. Willis, better known as Lolly Popf, came to us in his fourth year from Smithfield, and has proved his greatest characteristic to be friend- liness. Strength of character, strength of mind, and strength of personality, these three elements have been combined in him so as to prove that Lolly Pop is an all-round good fellow. His ambition together with his ability surely points toward success. STERLING REBECCA THORNTON Me and my winning futile Art Club C415 Glee Club C4Jg Dramatic Club C4D. Sterling is all that her name implies. She came to us from Brookneal, Virginia, at the beginning of our Senior year and has made her way into the hearts of all the students and teachers. Along with her other abilities she is a wonderful little actress. LEONARD M. STEPHENSON Don he chfw gum? Yff. .fllwayffi Mgllee Club C223 Dramatic Club C473 Student Council Leonard does not take part in many dis- cussions, but the greatest generals never saw a fightg so he may be a great debater some day. Leonard's motto is A friend in need is a friend in deed. He is always ready to help a friend who is in trouble. l Fifty-one l l 9 l ., f wnvgrgrsw- .-, - -H - f 7 . .. M L,-,,4....a,A..9,. 'WCNN :-v , 5 ,A .4 ...- ':f,, N- .-' XS' A.,' lv - ' 1 ' 'V . 'Secs' 'x . 1' Q an , ',.+-,mil f .. E iga-, XS: v ,ff ,Qi f l l ' ANDREW LEROY THIEBI l Work: when he ha: to Assistant Editor of the Annual C415 Judge Student 1 Council C415 Lewis Literary Society C3, 415 Vice President Lewis Literary Society C315 Hi-Y C415 Merit Credit l Committee C315 Science Club C3, 415 Cheerios C41: Boy ' Scouts C1, 2, 3, 415 Secretary Engineering Club C41. Roy has a.quality that we all admire- bf. friendliness. His ready smile and usual good spirits have won many friends who will watch Roy's progress in the business world. I ANNE TERRELL VAUGHAN l fm .fo thrilled-I'm going to a dance C X it Girl Reserves CI, 215 Morson Literary Society C415 wir Commercial Club C315 Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Orchestra . C1, 2, 3, 415 House Committee C41. f Got any chewing gum? -that's Anne, and t she almost always gets it too. Anne is our 1Jix'w,! fiddler. She insists that she can't play, but we 1 who have heard her know better. Speaking of F I l looks, Anne's ready with hers- Think she i Q ain't?', just watch her some Thursday after ll noon at Glee Clubg see her jump up and look , out the window every minute. She says she's 1 l i looking for Eula Beth-- 1? X V 5 sr SAGE HARDIN UPSHAW 1'1 . 9' He wuely iellf what hour of the day the clock f A3 doe: Jtrilee by Algebra Basketball Team C415 Track Team C3, 415 Student Council C415 Hi-Y C3, 415 Science Club C3, 415 Lewis Literary Society C3, 415 Secretary Lewis Literary Society 9 E315 Dramatic Club C415 Boy Scouts Cl, 2, 3, 415 Cheerios 4 . Sage is always chewing-except in Virgil :CII ' Class. We wonder why the difference. Hawk- 11 ,' ' shawn knows Algebra too. He is a good sport Lt and quite a sheik. Think he doesn't dress? , Oh, no! 1 i l wil., C g 5 l l i X l i 1 l ix 1 1 l i Fzfty-two A ,ji 1 -V ' p -W -e P-- A ' ,, 4. , -..,, ,f 4 if ' l N' 'rs-.lliifi ii iff,-Q V Lcgt...fg-c:-1'2ls:,f3'..,l..g,t .- egg, , ,- -,-,,-egs:..-,-,,,can 1.1, J- EUGENE MONROE UTLEY Who could count hi: freakin? Eugene has at least one of the characteristics of a great man-red hair. We could testify to the other traits necessary if he and work were more friendly, but they don't bother each other very much. EULA ELIZABETH WARN ER What ant I to do? Thi: cake'f burning and the recipf Jayf it'.r :uppofzd to cook ten nztnutfr more. Dramatic Club C313 Athletic Association C313 Basket- ball C115 Glee Club C3. 41: Girl Reserves C119 Science Club C215 Art Club C41. Have an-y of you-u Sven An-ne? When you hear this slowly drawled out you may know that Eula Beth has lost her partner again. She always has a good word for every one and will make the best of any circumstance. Good luck to you, Eula Beth. WILLIAM CLARK WALLIN - She gon' to N. C. C. W. Hi-Y Club C3, 413 Treasurer Hi-Y Club C415 Glee Club C2, 41g Orchestra Cl, 2, 31g Class Reporter C415 Joke Editor Raleigh Student C31g Associate Editor of Raleigh Student C415 Football Team C113 Track Team C313 Science Club C2, 31g Standards Committee C313 Bank C21. Every one knows that William, better known as Bill, is a fine boy. He has had the real school spirit all through his high school course. The optimism of his policy- I may be down, but I am never out -has much to do with his popularity. The girls like Bill toog and he is especially interested in N. C. C. W. Cor rather in one of the students1. H if 3 9 E ?f s Fzfty-three l l I I Fzfly-four VIRGINIA ELIZABETH WATSON Nfver mind, I'll get it all back on my pupils Morson Literary Society C455 Dramatic Club C473 Lunch Room Committee C47. Quiet and modest, yet always readywith a smile and a helping hand-such is Virginia. This quietness of nature does not interfere with her willingness to join in whatever proposi- tion faces her. To any one who really knows her, Virginia is a sho 'nuff good scout. WILLIAM LANE WILLIAMS, JR. Bill Bill,- g Billy Billizf ,' Wm.2 Science Club C2, 3, 473 Hi-Y C433 Student Council C415 Boy Scouts C2, 3, 43. William has been with us on our cruise across the four seas of our High School voyage, and by outward appearance has profited much by these travels. He was born in Durham but has lived in Raleigh nearly long enough to redeem himself. He is inclined to be a bit humorous at times, but usually he is rather sober. Wonder what the attraction in Greenville is! ALMA MAE BELL WELLS Blond Curl! Alma is one of the most attractive girls in our class, not only in appearance but also in person- ality. She is a jolly fun-loving girl, and has for herself many friends who will miss her mirthful laugh and pleasant smiles, She says she is going to be a stenographerg but we fear she will change her plans, for we think Wells will make some one' supremely happy. ALBERT HARRISON WILLIS We wonder why Albert i:n'i jirri on the Senior Cocoanut Tree c4?cience Club C433 Program Committee Science Club Light as the wind, carefree as the waves, always time to help a friend, always time to play -that's Albert. Every one in the Senior Class knows Albert. Although he has some studious qualities, he is generally indulging in a joke or prank. If he turns his energy towards some work, he will certainly be a success in life. KATHERINE LOUVENS WINSTEAD An ardent Jupporter of the Girl Refervef' Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 435 Secretary Girl Reserves C435 Finance Coglmittee Girl Reserves C435 Science Club C435 Morson Literary Society C43. Katherine is one of the sweetest girls in the Senior Class. We all love her-even those who do not know her personally. She has a smile for every one and her presence brightens the darkness of corners. If you don't know Kath- erine, get acquainted ere it is too late. WILLIAM ALPHONSO WITHERS The ojirial It of Ihr High School Glee Club C135 Athletic Association C2, 335 Cheerios C435 Hi-Y C1, 3, 435 Lewis Literary Society C3, 435 Vice President Lewis Literary Society C335 Science Club C2, 3, 43: Vice President Science Club C335 Winner of Science Medal C335 Student Council C3, 435 Vice President Coiiperative Association C333 President Cooperative Association C43. Billy stands very high in his scholarship and he never lets outside pleasures interfere with his duty. He takes part in almost all the school activities, but in the last year he has been most interested in the Student Council, which has made fine progress under his excellent leadership. 1 F1fly-five I if .ve-fl C l 'Sf A x 'l J' R W ,C 41,- 'A X ' I Q ,L 'Elf - 1, ., . Nik l I . IA. -1' , V-, f -44 1 l l l V ,il H. C. -Y ll' - lqjxl ii ll il i A,-. Ll . ix' 1 iXl'l 7 l :CNW l I 'Q' a,. 7, u l elf., 'll X N . ' l, I 'li' l 5 5 If 3, 4 ' i ,. 7 l ., l l 7 'jul , ,ia . X if l . l I ,. ,. E, it i M 727, H Y, F zfty-.r ix CLARA Llzlcl-1 WOMBLE Little Clam Girl Reserves Cl, 279 Athletic Association Cl, 3, 47: Dramatic Club C47g Morson Literary Society C473 Basketball Team C2, 3, 473 Captain Basketball Team C473 Commercial Club C2, 37: Captain Volleyball Team C47. Happy go lucky-don't give a rip!-that's Clara, but just the same we think she is plenty fine. Just watch her in a basketball game and she'll make your heart jump. With Clara's good looks and good disposition she's bound to succeed in this thing called Life. WILLIAM GURNEY WOLIBLE, -IR. A born Editor, he will win hif laurelf yet Quill and Scroll C475 Science Club Cl, 279 Commercial Club C375 Secretary of N. C. Press Association C475 Editor of Raleigh Student C475 Reporter for Student Council C47. During the four years that Bill has been with us, he has shown himself a thoroughly capable fellow, quiet, dignified and reserved. He has not pushed himself to the front, but when op- portunity presented itself he has willingly accepted his responsibility. His work on the Raleigh Student is sufficient evidence of this. MARY HELEN YATES KKWIIETEUZT I go my Jmile goe: with me Mgfiirl Reserves C473 Commercial Club C373 Science Club A cheerful disposition, a winning personality and a willingness to work are the most prom- inent characteristics that we have found in Mary Helen. Whenever she is asked to do a piece of work you may rest assured that she will do her best-and-oh, boy that's a lot. Good luck to you and your friendship with Ruby, Mary Helen. -AC'fiTi7'37i'v,If wixk if Q -W' 7 WAC fax ,' -' ' rl - - ' ..f'4, V' ,f -fs, ,cf 'f'vxm life Cf 1 ax 2 fn la' L 1 7 M1 1 Vit, l 7. 1' V sit-N .,---fl N l f' C i C. .' 'six'-1 4' :rf h5 ',. ' 7 if' Q'fTj'f ' 7 'l -1: if .--, -.ff -.af KERMIT E. AUSTIN He if a jim' boyn Football 13, 41g Basketball C2, 3, 43: Baseball fill: Monogram Club C433 Commercial Club 1333 Student Council 1413 Sergeant-at-arms C4l. Kermit has an attractive personality and zu Winning smile, which have won him many friends. When he tackles a thing, he goes at it with a vimg that is what makes him a valuable man on the athletic teams. A ladies, man and an athlete, that's Kermit. FLORIDA VIRGINIA BARKLEY Lucky haf name beginf wilh a UB Florida has proved to be willing and industrious all through high school. Her popularity anions: the students, especially among the hoys, is proof that she has many friends in Hugh Morson. We feel sure that she will make just as many friends in college. ROBERT DANIEL BYRUM HU bookf are wry 1'nIe1f.rtz'11g Science Club 13, 43. Daniel is very studious or else he has some- thing written in his books which is very in- teresting. However, studying does not interfere with his pleasure. He made good grades on Physics and seemed to get pleasure out of studying it. Good luck, Daniel. is ra F ifty-:eve n F1f1y-eighz l,oRAiNE ELLEN Comix' H.-I friendly Senior Glee Club C233 Commercial Club C33. During the one year that we have known Loraine we have found her a quiet girl-one who never meddles with the affairs of others. She is always ready with a word of encourage- ment for those who are depressed. WILLIAM CAREY Down J Jong bird Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 433 Dramatic Club C433 Student Council C433 Chairman House Committee C433 Football Squad C23. We all know Carey because of his wit, his frankness of thought, and his good looks. No one has ever accused him of being a book wormg it seems he had rather exert his energy in another direction. He has many friends at Hugh Klorson. l,AvnNIA ADIQLAIDE FULLER HOW of our jidzilfrf' Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 433 Student Council C3, 433 Grounds Committee C3, 433 Orchestra Cl, 2, 3, 433 Assist- ant Secretary Girl Reserves C435 Commercial Clubg Athletic Association CI3. Here is to Beanie, the most independent member of our class. She is always up-to-date in her lessons and is never a parasite on any one. Beanie,' is also one of our Hfiddlersn and is faithful to her orchestra duties. Besides, she has finished her high school course in three and a half years. MANNIE EvE1.vN GREEN Ona of lllr. PoZz'.er',t J'uPP07'fF7'.f,, Girl Reserves C2, 3, 493 Glee Club 13, 45. Evelyn is a fine Girl Reserve, who carries out the code of the Girl Reserves and all that they stand for. She is sweet and quiet, and has a place in the hearts of all who know her. ARTHUR FRANKLIN SPENCER Have you .fzen Illarion? Here's a song bird, and a gay one. He is quite popular with the girls. Nevertheless, Franklin is ambitious and has many talents. Watch him develop them! REBECCA IVIOORE She 'III wry quid Rebecca is a very retiring girl who is ever ready to help without complaining. She loves fun too, as her many friends will tell you. F1fty-nine Sixzy : ani -gi. H V .l Ir, ' i ' . as----t.. stu 1, ,1 v1 1 1 f . 1,-'vi A - .K 1! 'C 'f A P K 1 - A1 I, :Zeit Jil i 1 Vi, 1 '5 ' .Ai 1 1, 1 tv, NIARY ELEANOR Tucicsrt Belief known af Kilda l President Girl Reserves CID: Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, 433 ' Student Council C2, 3, 453 Secretary Student Council 1 C335 Judge St uderwt Council C473 Morson Literary Society . C433 Commercial Club C3l. C, Since Kildee,' hrst entered high school she 'J has made friends each year. Always a good 1 l sport in athletics. and play fair her motto, , Jifg she has been an ideal for others. VVe are glad .4-t5Q5y1 that Kildee has been one of the class of '23, , ir , ' 1 1 1 I 1, 1 1 1 l 1 l Lewis WARREN l '4Ourfoo1baIlcaplr1z'n', Monogram Club C433 Football C2, 3, 413 Commercial I Club C3J. I Lewis was our faithful football captain this ff year. When a play was made, Lewis was always i there to hit the man. He is also very popular among both faculty members and students. Wie are sure that Lewis will play the game of 1 1 1 life as well as he did our football games. 'X 'L ,X ly l l 1 111 KCTARY Fimxm WI'llTE ll 1 1 A -1 J difigfnf u1orC'fr iff Girl Reserves Cl, 2, 3, -U5 Vice President Cllg Morson 1 j' Literary Society C3, 453 Vice President Morson Literary 1 ,Y Society C4lg Student Council 12, 395 StandardsCommittee ' Q' g' C333 Publicity Committee C473 Commercial Club CID. I if l . 1 1 hilary lfmma has an attractive personality. 1 Besides she is very smart, for she has finished her high school course in three and a half years. Then, too, she has held several important offices and has proved herself an excellent leader both in and out of school. Her host of friends never find her tiringg instead she is always interesting and in a good humor. i 1 i 1 1 l 1 1 X V ...X l1 1 1' The Class of 1928 LAS, our high school days are ended, To our school we bid farewell. As for our love and feeling for her In words we can never tell. Our school days have been happy ones, As we think of joys we've had. But now we are through and leave them With hearts that are heavy and sad. VVe've been to school these 'leven years And have learned a little each day, So to our school we're thankful for this 'Twill help us on Future's way. As we look into the future And see the road we soon must tread, We review what's gone before us Then look to what's ahead. 1fVe have loved and worked for our high school And are indeed quite proud of her name, But we hope some day she'll be proud of us When we reach :urffnrr and janzf. 'BETSY PARKER, Clan Port. Q99 Q99 at Diary of Class of 1928 SEPTEMBER 1, 1925. Sophomores! Who doesnlt aspire to be one? And iust for fun I have decided to write down my experiences during this-1 hope to be-eventful year. For some reason I didnlt think about my diary last year-but then there was little to record. The old Blind lnstitute, serving as a makeshift for a school building, was dark and gruesome, there was little to arouse our class or school spirit. But we knew Hugh Morson was to he a reality by next year, and so we waited and the year dragged itself out. But today we are Sophomores in a new High School building-one of the best in the State. SEPTEMBER 15, 1925. Really, school life in our new building is a treat! 1 heard a whisper that we would have student government in our High School soon. From all reports nothing could happen better for the school's success. Miss Beam is so influential with our group that we believe we can undertake a share in the government of ourselves. OCOTBER 1, 1925. Wow! but that was some class meeting we had today. We discussed certain plans -good ones too-for keeping the building, in general, clean and fresh looking. The ollicers elected were President, Leah Godwin, Vice President, Sherwood Brockwellg Secretary, Lucile Johnson, Treasurer, Nancy Cox. Miss Judd is our sponsor. Sixty-one We D i. V V--V----V -- ---H -- V- --iff -1 -.-- - --- FEBRUARY 30, 1926. Yes, student government is well organized now. The party given by the Student Council members tonight was keen-surely did serve its purpose to get members of all the three grades together-a fine idea! Were those refreshments good?-I'll say! lX1AY 15, 1926. Another class meeting today-it won't be long now! Exams or Juniors? Our Junior Officers are the very best in school, it seems to us. President, Jimmy Gerowg Vice President, Sherwood Brockwellg Secretary, Margaret Moore, Treasurer, Lucile Johnson. We were lucky to get Miss Judd as our sponsor again for next year. SEPTEMBER 15, 1926. just one step higher, but there's only one more step to climb. Oh me! Won't that be marvelous! Student government seems to be making such a headway this year, W. hi. Upchurch is leading a fine group of officers. FEBRUARY 1, 1927. That junior-Senior entertainment-will it drive us wild? Will it be a party or a banquet? How shall we raise the bucks? The Juniors say you can't get blood from a turnip. VVe had a crowd of dressed up juniors around Hugh Morson today-the rings came. lh'IAY 1, 1927. A jolly good time! Wlhere did 1 have it? At the Junior-Senior party, I never enjoyed one more. Effective decorations carrying out the scheme of class colors, delightful and beautiful refreshments, keen entertainment, were some of the many features that went to make it a true success-I'm sure glad it's over though. lX1AY 15, 1927. The main class meeting! The election of the Senior Class officers was held. President, Edward Ratcliffeg Vice President, Billy Belving Secretary, Lina Spence, Treasurer, R. L. Deatong the staff members were also elected. JUNE 1, 1927. VVe Junior girls thought we were the stuff carrying the first daisy chain in the history of the High School. It seemed rather nice to be present at the class day exercises and commence- ment of so fine a class as the class of '27 was. Steady Pulling -that's what it took to make that chaing but maybe we'll get one next year. SEPTEMBER 15, 1927. Seniors! What a sensation! Is it possible that we hikers, as it were, mounting our summit round by round, can say Hurrah We are reaching the top ? NOVELIBER 15, 1927. lVe have had quite a successful year in athletics-the best in the History of Hugh hlorson. DECEMBER 15, 1927. The event of '27-our school circus. What could relieve us of our Senior dignity and remind us of our joyful youth more than the Senior Circus? We, the animal committee, felt proud of the collection of home made specimens. Our animal trainer also featured in the main show. Didn't we have a jazz band though? And those hula dancers were Broadway sen- sationalists. 1 heard they mopped up at the circus, bet we have a record breaking annual. FEBRUARY 15, 1928. All we have to do now is enjoy the past and live for the future-finish the annual, enjoy the entertainments, pass on exams, and then-glide across the stage for the long worked for and talked of sheepskin. -Lois FRAZELLE, Hirlorian. .E 5. X X Sixty-two I -V--. . -Y , --7 - K l in V 7,45 j liiinif if iii new? mx J A . 'x i i ff if' . X-' - V j I fi X fl' c,f'ir -RQKQ 1'j,,.L1'fi X . -A f-'X' Zllihe WEATHER , FINAL EDITION Snow, Sleet, Slush December 25, 1040 FRED FULENWIDER IS VISITOR IN RALEIGH Raleigh, N. C.-Fred Fulenwider, the Governor of Texas, arrived here for a short visit yesterday morning. When asked by reporters if he would run for President, he replied that he and his forces were backing Willis Stevens for the nomination. A luncheon in Gover- nor Fulenwider's honor was given at the Governor's Mansion. Among the not- able guests present were Governor Edward Ratcliffe of North Carolina: Senator Sherwood Brockwellg Mayor Betsy Parkerg and Ambassador to China, LeRoy Thiem. EXCURSION TO THE MOON SUCCESSFUL Washington, D. C.-Gene Hughes and Ruth Payne have just returned from an airplane trip to the moon. Much valuable information was secured on this trip, and the two explorers are sure that they will be able to aid the progress of science very much. This news is authentic, because Mr. Albert Willis said so himself, and as every one knows, he is never given to the slightest exag- geration. DESPERATE CRIMINAL ACQUITTED OF CHARGE New York, N. Y.-Carl Quinn, noted dCSDerado, was found net guilly of singing How Dry I Ain within the twelve mile limit. The jury was out on the case more than twenty-three hours, and only after much discussion was he decided innocent. RED-HEAD LEAGUE ELECTS OFFICERS Denver, Colorado-The following officers were elected at the closing session of the National lied-headed League last night: President, Lucy Glenn Gill: Vice President, William Johnson: Secretary, Mary Holt: Trea- surer, Herman Franks: Publicity Manager, Eugene lltley. The program for the ensuing year will be announced later. LOCAL MAN CAUGHT IN ACT OF FRAUD Washington, D. CY--William .lohnson was found guilty yesterday of defraud- ing the Federal Government for a sum exceeding 33,000 .lames Morgan, Government income tax reporter, had Johnson arrested for failure to report. assets believed to exceed 30,000,000 made on the Cary Stock Market. .lohnson was sentenced to county Zoo, where he will have to wash Elephant trunks for the next fourteen years. NATIONAL TALKING CHAMPIONSHIP WON BY LOCAL MAN Raleigh, N. C.-News was received here today that the greatest ovation in the history of the human race awaits Charles Reavis, winner of the inter- national talking contest held recently in Paris, upon his arrival in New York. He talked uninterruptedly for 1,007 hours. His record is noteworthy because of the fact that he defeated such a widely known talker as Miss Alice Bond by one minute and eight seconds GENERAL AUSTIN TALKS AT BANOUET GIVEN IN HONOR OF CHECKER CHAMPION ltaleigli, N. C.--The vietoriolls State Fheckei' team was entertained last night at a banquet given in their honor by the local Chamber of Com- meree. Talks were made by General lierniit Austin of Fort Bragg: Mr. Fred Dixon, President of State College: and Vharles Goodwin, light-heavy checker champion of the world. Goodwin, after praising the State team, said, I am not afraid to defend my title as some sports writers have said. All I ask is to defend my title, with a guarantee of fBl00,000. After the banquet the players were guests at the State Theatre, where Edwin Poolc's famous .lazz band-just back from Europe-had charge of the musical program. BANOUET TO BE GIVEN IN HONOR OF CELEBRITIES C'hieago, lll.--Rumors of an enor- mous reception to be held soon were being circulated about the city today. It is understood that a group of world- wide celebrities are to stop over here while on their world tour. Among the party are the President and Mrs. .lohn Daniels Faulkner, who are making a special trip from Washington to be present at the great event. Those to be received are Miss Eula lieth Warn!-r's troupe of dancers: Misses Anne Vaughan, Virginia Dixon, Anne Robertson, Nancy Cox, and Ellie Delloy: Miss liuth Peebles, winner of the National Oratorical Contest: Miss Lueile Johnson, representative to the National Latin Contest, and the celebrated Commercial Artist, Miss Lina liee Spence. The reception is to be one of the most brilliant of the season. Sixty-thru D 'WTCTTMT-A-E an T 'U a ' wx ' A irrixfiir The Last Will and Testament ll WE, the Senior Class of the Hugh Nlorson High School, being of sound mind and gym-trained body, realizing that our three years in this school have been spent and being conscious of the possession of certain articles, ideas, and ideals accumulated during our stay here, do hereby in this last Will and Testament, make known our desires concerning the disposal of the aforesaid: To Hugh Morson High School, our Alma Mater, we leave our gratitude for all that she has meant to us, and for the memories of her which will bless us for years to come. To our Teachers, who have made our classes a pleasure fprovided there are suchj we leave the un- dying respect and hearty good will of the Class of 1928. To the Class of 1929 we will the Senior privileges and the dignity of Senior-hood fprovided they ' know what this meansj. l To Lula Bell Highsmith we leave Betsy Hull Hatch's flirtations. To Dorothy hlerritt we leave Hallie Covington's haircut. I To Emily hililler we leave Lucile Johnson's quietness of nature. To W'allace King we leave Lois Frazelle's studiousness. To Frank Lawrence we leave Gene Miller's popularity. To To anybody who may need it to pass French, we leave Betsy Parkerls indifference. John Nicholson we leave Philip Separk's musical ability. Bernard Ellisberg we leave the capacity of stage hand in the auditorium. Frederick Newman we leave Edwin Poole's knack of chewing gum. Eugene Spivey we leave an audience which will enjoy one of his original Dramas. To To To To Charlotte Penny we leave Ann Vaughan's spinsterhood and hatred of all men. To Earl VVilliams we leave a Glee Club to be run as he sees fit. To Mary Henley we leave Sybille Berwanger's laugh. To the incoming Virgil class we leave all ofour jacks and books on How to Learn Latin in One week. To Harry Booker we leave Billy lVither's executive ability. - v To Miss Connor we leave an orator who can win the State Declamation Contest. the Student Council we leave Miss Barden as a faculty adviser. To To the Student Bureau We leave a student who will always keep his locker locked. To Miss Eliza we leave a pupil who may not go out on a school night and who has no outside activities. To Mrs. Brantley we leave a jury, in the court, that will come to an agreement on at least one case. To Miss Eiird we leave many studious pupils such as Vermont Royster. 5 To Cornelius Paris we leave Jimmy Grant's athletic ability, hoping that it may be used against Durham for many years to come. Testator: SHERWOOD BROCKWELL, JR. Witnesses: The Janitor. The Maid. ' Charles Reavis. .bf I XX I l 1 l S ixty-four l - r ff' if iff iliiiliiu f7f?fS Xrexg fl ...grip to MK-J X TR! XJ 'Z 3 'Sikh gqmge . ix j ,. Elili- ., e W454.: ,Q 2 -- 5 Q. A ck a :gm ljlil Iflllw -, -1 , ... 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V-1 ju, 1 'f ' V V:-V !.1f 1,Q'A' 'K . . 'I1 ,113-H , . ' Cn, ' -I 1. 1 i Seventy-one REPRESENTATIVES ffl , l W'Xiil WILLIAM WITHERS .. . . . . . Student Council ADVISERS MISS LAURA JONES MRS. W. T. H. BRANTLEY MRS. EDNA M. WELLS EXECUTIVE OFFICERS JAMES KURI-'EES .... .. .... .. . . MARTHA ANNIS ABERNETHY .... LUCILE JoHNSoN............ KERMIT AUSTIN . . . . GEORGIA COBLE. . JIMMIE GRANT . . . . PAULINE BARNES CORNELIUS BRETSCH OLIVER BURTON RONALD CAMPBELL J. P. CAMPBELL JOHN COOPER HUBERT CROW HUGH CURRAN CARY DOWD DORIS FOGLEMAN LAVENIA FULLER ELIZABETH GEROW EDWARD RATCLIFFE .. .. CHARLES POE.. .. .. TOMMIE JONES .. .. . . .... . .Prefidenl . . . . Vice-Prefident ... .. .. ..Szcrefary .. ., .. .. ..Treafurer . . . ..Sergeant at' Armf . .. .. ..Chezr Leadfr .. ..Chief Marxhal JUDGES SHERWOOD BROCKWELL BILLY BELVIN MARY TUCKER LEROY THIEM BANKS YOUNG CLERK OF COURT BUCK HARRIS ' DABNEY GETTEL KATHERINE HUDDLESTON JOHN HUNTER WILLIAM JOHNSON DORIS LINEBERRY E. W. MADDREY FRANCES MAYNARD DOROTHY MERRITT CLARICE MITCHELL MARGARET MOORE EARLE MOSER ELLA MAE NOELL CLASS PRESIDENTS BETSY PARKER KATHERINE PERRY MILDRED PITTMAN WILLIAM L. WILLIAM BOB STRANGE KATHERINE THIEM MILDRED THOMPSON GLADYS TYNER SAGE UPSHAW EARLE WILLIAMS JOHN WITHERS CHARLES YOUNG S, JR. . . . .Senior . .. . .junior . . . .Sophomore Seventy-two rw all ,IEE 1 -an f' ' 21 ,Z - , FI , in 'T 4 4---wt' we 4 2 ff mf . b f Ef f: f ? ng: ag: 7' 'A h. Sfzzenty-three ,fwfr v Y 7l.g1lM-,,M,, , . MOrSOn Literary Society Pall OFFICERS BETSY PARKER. .. LINA SPENCE. . . .. DOROTHY NIERRITT. . . PAULINE GODWIN. . . NANCY COX ....,. RUTH PEEELES . .. MARTHA ANNIS ABERNATIIY' JANE VIRGINIA .ANDREVVS CAROLINA ASHE ALICE BOND MARGARET BONEY HARRIET BOWDEN ELIZA BRIGGS NTARGARET BRIGGS PAULINE BRITT MARION BENEKER MARY CONWAY LOUISE CORNELL SALLIE COUNCIL AGNES COVINGTON HALI.IE COVINGTON NANCY Cox JANET CRINKLEY MARY CROW ELIZABETH CUTHRELL MARY DAVIS MARY DELANIEII ELLEE DEBOY VIRGINIA DIXON REBECCA EDWARDS HELEN EVANS HILDA EVANS MILDIKED EVANS RUBY FARROW HELEN FRAZELLE CHARLOTTE FITZSIMMONS Seventy-four . . . .Pre,ridenf.. . . . , . Vice Prefifierzi. .. . . .Sfcrefary. . . . . Trfafurrr. . . ...Crilz'c. .. ......ClI!lPf01.11,,...... .Alflvzfrfr-MISS COFFEY MEMBERS LUCY GLENN GILL LEAH GODWIN PAULINE GODWIN MOZELLE GOODWIN LOUISE GRAY JANET GRAY CATHERINE HARDING ELISE HEDERICK MARY HENLY LULA BELLE HIGHSMITII CHARLOTTE HOUSTIN FLORENCE HUGHES DOROTHY JONES MARIE JONES LUCILE JOHNSON ARIDELLE JORDAN ELEANOR KENNEDY NANCY KENDIKICK KATHERINE KIRKPATRICK NANCY KNOTT LOUISE LOVE MARGARET LITTLE FANNIE LLOYD CAROLINE MANN FRANCES NIAYNARD DOROTHY lVIERRITT EMILY MILI.ER CLARICE MITCHELL NIARGARIET MOORE Spring . . . . .MARY WARING MARY EMMA WHITE . . . . . .MARY HENLY .HALLIE COVINGTON .. . ...LAURA WHITE ..,LELIA POOLE HAZEL MCDONALD MARY HUGH JVICDONALD ROBENA INICLEAN VIRGINIA NOELL BETSY PARKER RUTH PAYNE SARAH CLAY PAYLOR THEI.MA PATTERSON RUTH PEEBLES KATHERINE PERRY LELIA POOLE NIARGARET RICHARDSON GRACE SALES IVIABEL SARGENT' KYLE SCOTT LILLIAN SILVER LINA SPENCE ADA RUTH STEVENS MARY LOUISE STEVENSON SUSAN STOKER EVELYN 111-IOMAS KATHERINE THIEM MARY TUCKER MARY DWIGHT TURNER ANNE VAUGHAN MARY WARING VIRGINIA WATSON LAURA WHITE MARY EMMA WHITE CLARA WOMELE -3 f f Q PM R Q R 21 fi '-2 ,SN ,lill iiili M i' Q!!! fi!!! H, Seventy-fiw m f I , , 4'v..'Q 4 .. k 3 J LCWIS Llterary SOC1Cty 1 I ADVISERS ' Miss IVA BARDEN I QJ MISS GLADYS SIMMS 1 4 Ip . If Jil? Fall Term OFFICERS Spnng Term ,xy t BILLY BELVIN .... ...... P rexidenf ..... ...... R . L. DEATON R. L. DEATON. . . . . . Vice Prefidenl .... .... W ILLIS STEVENS 4-.J 1 GENE HUGHES. . . .. Sfcremry- Treafurfr ..... NAT HEYWARD I MEMBERS 2 XX, ,J BILLY BELVIN BUCK HARRIS VERMONT ROYSTER v-'NT fffjl JOHN BRANIIAM HENDERSON HEYWARD FRANKLIN SPENCER 1 CORNELIUS BRETSCII NAT HEYWARD EUGENE SPIVEY j J T. C. COUNCIL, JR, WILLIAM HENSON DEWANNER STALLINGS X-. LAWRENCE COVINGTON JUNE HOBBS WILLIS STEVENS ,X L HUGH CURRAN REX HUDSON STEVE STEPI-IENSON J R. L. DEATON GENE HUGHES LEROY TI-IIEM J ff J FRED DIKON JOHN HUNTER SAGE UPSHAW 5,f' J JOHN FINLATOR ALVIN KAPLAN JAMES VINSON fi J DAENEY GETTELL JAMES KERFEES WESLEY WALLACE ,f::'NI EDGAR HALL DONALD KIMERY WILLIAM WALKER JA HOWARD HARDEE BURDETTE MAX'NE BILLY WITI-IERS ' SPENCER HARRIS GRAHAM MCLOUD BANKS YOUNG J CI-IAS. U. HARRIS, JR. CARL QUINN CHARLES YOUNG l X J GEORGE RIDDLE, JR. I X X J I I xi 1 1 7 Q 1 In 1 7 K Y 1 1 I 1 1,115 -'fl Seventy-:ix 'Q' I E , XV xt ,P,, SN.. Q 1 .f--- S flue? K A 45 Seventy-:even 1 ii , . - ,',. I A I ' E' III . , f I -'4, 'iq x .. 1 , I 1, 5 QA --aw C., , Lf, i K Il I I 'Aff TI fix, 5 fx I - I 3 Dramatlc Club I fb OFFICERS -' l foifj DEWANNER STALLINGS .... ............. P refzdent If-'E CLYDE WALLER. ...... V155 Prgndgnl f WILLIS STEVENS ........ .. Secretary Treaxurer I I MRS. N. H. COVINGTON ..... Admygf if . 'f I ,ig Ig 55:53 MEMBERS by JACQUELYN ALDERMAN RLITH MALE A A CAROLINA IAISHE CARROLL IVIANN A AIA, SYBILLE BERWANGER BURDETTE MAYNE Il ALICE BOND HAZEL MCDONALD ,mx -. I lf? RIARGARET BONEY RIARY HUGH MCDONALD I Xa ,Jai Iv: JOHN BRANHAM DOROTHY IVIERRITT , N LVIARY CONWAY 1 MARGARET MITCHELL I AGNES COVINGTON IVIARGARET MOORE I HALLIE COVINGTON ANN ELIZABETH OLDHAM Yi' rg' ELLEE DEBOY ALBERT OLMSTEAD A VIRGINIA DIXON DOROTHY PARMLEY WILLIAM FINLATOR SARAH CLAY PAYLOR CHARLOTTE FITZSIMMONS RUTH PAYNE LUCY GLENN GILL EDWARD RATCLIFFAE LULA BELLE HIGHSMITI1 REBECCA RIDDLE EUGENE HUGHES DOROTHY SAWYER LUCILE JOHNSON EUGENE SPIVEY MARGARET KELLY DEWANNER STALLINGS KATHERINE KIRKPA'FRICK WILLIS STEVENS 1 gf I DREXEL LAYTON KATHERINE THIEM ' MARGARET LITTLE CLYDE WALLER ,E FANNIE LLOYD EARL WILLIAMS , AE , l ,K .2 f f Q 0 - V ,,, -I I I I L. xl . ,A I I I , Seventy-eight -1 ,,.' lg xl ,557 fl' fm F T? Ski VI gg ll .Qs an :stag 2?aii.......l?. X. W, 5, t 3 u'M' ldlwwvwlll H 5,65 Seventy-nine G GZQSEQIJ-ffgb H I W-G - I ,,. W ' 'I J X. E , M I II J 'R gf -E - jf Girl Reserves LEAH GODWIN. , . PAULINE GODWIN. . ... KATHERINE WINSTEAD. . . LAVINIA FULLER ,..... LELIA POOLE. .. VIRGINIA NOELL. ,. . . ..... Prefidmzt . . Vice' Prefidenz ...........Secremry . . . .dififlanz Secrztary . ......... Treaxurzr MEMBERS CAD ASHE PAT ABERNETHY DOROTHY BALLINGER JESSAMINE BLAND SYBILLE BERYVANGER I'IELEN BRITT PAULINE BRITT LMIARGIEV ROSE BUFFALOE JANET CRINKLEY AGNES COVINGTON GXVENDOLYN CROVVDER LOUISE CORRELL HELOISE DENNING ELLEE DEBOY LAVINIA FULLER POLLY GODWIN LEAH GODWIN LILLIAN GILES VIRGINIA GRANTHANI EVELYN GREENE LULA BELLE HIGHSMITI-I CATHERINE HARDING DOROTHY JONES IRMA JOHNSON JXIARY LOUISE JOHNSON AIlIDELLE JORDAN EMMA KIMNY ELEANOR KENNEDY PAULINE KELLY KATHERINE KIRKPATRICK MARGARET LITTLE AGNES MOORE EMILY MILLER DOROTHY NIERRITT MARGARET LVICFADYEN VIRGINIA NOELI, MARGARET NICHOLS BETSY PARKER LELIA POOLE KATHERINE PERRY RUTH PEEELES IRENE ROBERTSON MARION TATUM EVELYN THOMAS STERLING THORNTON KILDEE TUCKER LORAINE UPCHURCH EMILY UPCHURCH MARY WARING LILLIAN WIGGS LAURA WIIITE IKATHERINE WINSTEAD Aniftant Treafurfr ,. bk! X 7 ADVISERS MISS TRAPIER MISS MCCLEES . MRS. ASHE MISS HARDING MRS. COUCH MISS COEFEY Eighty g I Ain -5-- fir, if-'1I lJ, ' T 'T'- 'i- '- '? ' 'VN ' '-'F at J AD ml I - 4.x is Y I If .I A I -MW-,,.,,,.vfg: A-fe D , iffggl-',,Y N - 'kg' L.-ffiii-L,s,i-,, ,.-L -- - - -' ' ...-. 51-11- 'nal 1 ...f........,A- . .1 f -A 3 , V, X 3 D-gf. ,Y k twig- Y 1 H. 1 4 3 L H 'fr ' , .: 'W - Q ... w uwww - if, - Q4Q,f f ,ix L. L! - ,LL 49 ,ww ' .48 Eighty-om' E I I I H ' v - -- 7' I fu . :ARL E L L . 1 V5 5 , 1 . r P ' s + H 1- Y J OFFICERS J I SI-IERWOOD BROCKWELL .... ........... ,.... . . .Prexident J HENRY LONDON. . . ...... ..... V ice President I NEAL PARIS ........ ...... S ecretary I WILLIAM WALLIN ..... .... T reafurer -4 A Q J ,l MEMBERS fdq' I ALEX ANDREWS HENRY LONDON J JACK BAGLY CARROLL MANN JACK BAREEOOT J HUBERT O,DONNEL ' Il SI-IERWOOD BROCKWELL NEAL PARIS , I G. C. CAUTHEN EDWIN POOLE E, JOHN COOPER CHARLES POE A' I TOM D. COOPER ALLEN ROGERS J LAWRENCE COVINCTON BRUCE SPENCER J HENRY CRAVEN DEWANNER STALLINGS J X y R. L. DEATON H WILLIS STEVENS J A Y A JOHN FAULKNER CLAUDE TAYLOR I . CHARLES GOODWIN LEROY THIEM ' . 3 JAMES GRANT JAMES THOMPSON pl, SPENCER HARRIS SAGE UPSHAW A fri- ERBY JOHNSTON WII.LIAM WALLIN JAMES KURFEES WILLIAM WITHERS A , THOMAS WORTH N I R 1 N 1 I N I J J , i J . H: 1 X X l J J 1 1 , I 1 , N A 1 J I N N K QA v .xr-Q52 l J E ighty-two . C b ,M -S'-1 H ti 1. . -.. LAW , -f.....? ,F SE :wg ,Q 'I ff1:..:g E O J QRSZQLG-D XXX ,Li 52 if' H my 5 X Q f I , ' 25? xxX cw., MI-:IQ F 1 ' ,A Ez'gfz!y-three In f ' - -1 Wi' W ' ' ' Mi R M LS g k ig i I ! I ' I l I I 2 1 9 . J The John Burroughs SCICUCC Club I JOHN F AULKNER ...... ...,...... P midmz HUGH CURRAN ..,.. ....... If ice Prexident J EMILY MILLER ..... ..... S ecretary- Treaxurer ' MADISON RILEY .... ............... C rizic FRED DIXON ...... ...... P res: Reporter C? ? 5 I ' ' ADVISERS I J 1 MISS BARKLEY MRS. ROOT I MR. BUFFALOE BIISS STEvsON ' MR. POPLIN NIRS. WELLS J I i K ' Lx. AGNES COVINGTON ARTHUR WILSON go HALLIE COVINGTON ANNIE LOUISE WILKINSON I HUGH CURRAN BILLY WITHERS FRED DIXON ALBERT WILI.Is I 5 'N J ' I VIRGINIA DIXON MARGARET ASI-IWORTH 1 IJ A JOHN FAULKNER HARRY WOOD I 7 MITCHELI, HUNTER JOHN NILCHOLSON l J J BILL JONES ERWIN LAZARQS A ALVIN KAPLAN BETTY BROWNING , ,Xxx LOUISE LANE WILLIE MOFF ' L I JACK LINEBERRY ROBERT BERRYMAN +I MARGARET LITTLE OSCAR SMALL J FANNIE LLOYD BAXTON JOHNSON i EMILY MILLER EUGENE EVANS 1 HUBERT O7DONNELL WILLIAM PRIVETTE J CHARLES REAVIS GORDON RIGGAN I I MADISON RILEY ELIZABETH BASHEORD A J IRENE ROBERTSON CATHERINE BASHFORD J WALTER SMITH FRANK PORTER A i LEROY TIIIEM WALTER JEWITTE I J SAGE UPSHAW EDNA HALVERSON J WILLIAM WALKER DEWANNER STALLINGS J I I E A 9 : 1 X X I R J J J N W I J V E zghty-four V: '-F' H777 W' W CFBRX ' Inj, AAAA A I L A 5 N D lg!! A. ,,., :--2' X ilill , ,ililiw K I if .x ,.,,.. ,. S ,f X? -,S iN M, ll K X r ulu'm b-lu.-1 i 1 Ag 2 f ig :Z f ..mf'LT ' .X.,.f' Eighty-jiv: l ' L I FRED DIXON ..... uill and Scroll Honor Society NIAI,coLIxI PURNELL, , . KATHEIKINE PERRY NIRS. H. H. COVINGTON. Eighly-Ju OFFICERS MEMBERS FRED DIXON ANNA MARIE GREGORY NANCY KENDRICK DOROTHY BIERRITT KA'I'H1iIiINE PERRY MALCOLIYI PURNELL ANNE ROBERTSON XVILLIAM VVOMBLE if XX ... . . . .Prefidenl . . . . . . Vice' Prffidenl Secretary- Treaxurer ..,......,...fla'vz'f:r ational Honor Soctiey BILLY BELVIN . .. LUCILE JOHNSON ... . . . Vice MARY 'TUCKER .... WILLIAIVI JOHNSON. .. MISS JUDD ....... BILLY BELVIN SYBILLE BERWANI AIARY DELABIAR JOHN FAULKNER LOIS FRAZELLE LUCY GLENN GILI. LUCILE JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON JACK LINEBERRY E. W. RIADDRY if XX NIARGARET NIOORIS IVIARY ALICE IXIURCHISON EDWARD RATCLIFFE RUTH PAYNE MARY LOU RAWLS IRUTH PEEBLES LELIA POOLE NIILTON RUSSE1.L NIARY 'TUCKER BILLY WITHERS Prefidfnt Prf.f1'denZ Secretary Treafurfr .Adviser Eighty-:wen The Hugh Morson Playmakers BETSY HULL HATCH .... ..x.. ,....., ..,.... , .....,,... . . , , PIALLIE COVINGTON I'IUBER'I' ARNOLD . A A CLYDE XNALLER ..., DEWANNIQR STALLIN ANNE ROBERTSON. . FRED DIXON ....... EUGENE SPIVRY. . ,. Eighty-sigh! NIRS. NINA PIOLLANIJ Covlxcyrox, .rlffcvzfwr . , . . . .Prf,vz'dent , . . Vim President . ....., Sfcretary . . ...... Trfafurer as . . . . .Prfff Reporter . . ...,............ Critic . . .Sfcmzd Vim Prffidenl . . . . . . . .Stage Mnaager ' I f :xg ,.f.gw1,A. -M .,......, , , I-, .,.. ,,.,. , V -.wuz .Av mum-1 . v- 1' Q fwoufm--mwQ.zwmMw.w .Ma , .. I ff? K I ,. nun Art Club SYBILLE BERWANGIER. . ROBENA AICLEAN. .. CSENEVIEVE ROZAN- .... LINA SPENCE ...... XIELMA XAZINGATIE .. . MISS WOOI,IJllIDGIi, . IDOROTIIY AI.I.IcN KAIHERINI-1 ANIJRIQXYS BEATRICE BAKER PAULINIE BARNES HEATRICE BIiNNIiT'I' SYIsII.I.I-: BERWANGI-:R ELIZABETH CoI,wEI.I. IVIARGARET CoI,wEI,I. LOUISE CORRELI. LAVVERENCE COX'INl3TON VIRGINIA DIXON KA'rIII.If3IQN JOHNSON HAZEI. RICIJONALD ROBICNA AICLI-IAN GENliX'IIiN'I-I ROZAN IQOBERT IQUFFIXIAN CHARLES IQUSSI-ZLL KATIIERINI1: SAMS LINA SPENCE KATHERINE rI1IIIEM EULA BETH WARNER x7ELMA WINGATE GEORGIA HARDESTY' if XX . . . . .Preddenf . fire 1J7'K,VI'lit'IIf , . . . .Secrffary . . . . . Trfzzfzcrn Pz4bl1'rz'fy flgenf .. . . . . ..JJzfz',ffr Eighty-nina AC tl -C 1 I- CJIRLS GLE13 C1.Un I .4 I f n S U I Boys Guia CLUB Ninety zizisfsi 1 we lllgiii I 2 i Piiifi 555' 12314 i Q , 'ffiiffa A. 55 1,5 1 'N Ellis' . 1 2523: iihlg , . . U M!!! ' f ww. - u Q , is'i,..E gl V! 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' if 1-1 I :X ' 1 r 3 K A fx- 1 '11 1 I ll i 1 1, 5 -11 J 1 - , ' 1 Engl ' r Z 1 ,, 1 11 !11 1' 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,ix - . 1111f,,w.f ' ' 1 1 ,J l if -' -' 1 1 .11 1 1 1' 'pw r '1 1' ' . 1 J 1 '1 11 1, , 1 ' '11 'X j 1 f W 1 .qv L 4' A. . ,ilu 1 1 ,, ' i1 :1 , i A X ' 1 1 52 1 .1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 , L 1! , 1 '1 1 ,a'1 11 19 1 ' , 1 .,.1l 11 1 muff 1 1 1 1 1, 1 ,fft . ., 3 1. Q? f 1 1-11 : 'Y-1' .-Q4 115 ' 15-:IJ ' 1 'P1 1'-px . . 1yy 1 11.111 41, , 1 1 A '.. V l 1. 11 , 1-V' 'V' X I 1 '1 1, , ,- 011.-1 1 ry,-, , 9 Af., 11 1 1 1 4. JM., .3-,. 1 tn-. '1 Ch 1 1 gy - ' x 6 3 ' f ' '5'LT.'i'L..- Q3 Athletics of 1927-1928 l THE Football Team of 1927-28 was the most successful that has represented Hugh Morson in Several years. The Jack-Rabbits plunged their way through nine games and won six of them. The first game was with Goldsboro, which resulted in a 12 to 0 victory for Hugh Morson. Dunn was the next opponent and was victorious, due to over-confidence on the part of the Hugh Morson boys. It was with renewed determination that they faced Rocky Mount on the following Friday. It was a l bitter Struggle, but the boys from the Capital City emerged with the long end ofa 19 to 6 score. The Morson Athletic followers had cause for grief again when the team lost to Durham-still our bitterest I rival-by a score of 19 to 0. A 13 to 0 victory over Oxford gave the Rabbits renewed courage, and f I i in the next game they surprised Durham and the witnessing throng by blanking Durham, 32 to 0. K This being the first championship game and an important victory, the boys, after the game, would have been given the city of Raleigh if they had only asked for it. The Sanford Yellow Jacketsv were eliminated next by a 6 to 0 score. W'l1en the Jack-Rabbits were only two games away from l the State Championship, they lost to WVilmington by a lone touchdown. This team later won the ff State Championship for 1928. 'Qi The line-up was as follows: Duke, left end, Railey, left tackle, Roberts, left guard, Gorham, center, S11 Warren, right guard and Captain, Nelms, right tackle, Austin, right end, Jeffreys, quarterback, Grant R N right halfbackg Lane, left halfbackg and Smith, fullback. Q 1 44' As this publication goes to press the Basketball season is coming to a close. The boys have just l X i won the Class A Championship in the State tournament, for the second consecutive year. Smith, with f ,ff 38 points to his credit, was high scorer in Class A, while Grant followed close upon his heels with 36 f I points. The girls have had a very successful year in basketball. The line-up of the two quints follows. 1 ,f ff if I GIRLS BOYS 5-ETA ff? M. R. HINER ....... .... F orward SMITH ...... .,...... .... F o rward G. COBLE. . . .... Forward ROBERTS ..... .... F orward fl B. HINER. . . .... Forward GRANT ..... .... C enter . ' C. WONIBLE ..... .... C mzfrr NELINIS ..... .... G uard R. PAYNE. . . . . .... Guard A A.USTIN .... . . . . . . .Guard G. HARDESTY . . . ..,. Guard 1 L. HARDESTY . . .... Guard Subs of notable mention were Paris, I M. HOLLAND .... .... G uard Upshaw, Gorham, and Sadler. I 2 1 ! 4 3 f N I I I l Y l i l W- A A A Mxggm M g g W Ninety-three ffl' A T ' lx ff . l 1iYf.f'Efe's . -x-I xx! H-. ., . ,WWW . , I fm'r'1zx1,1, SQ: ,um E :br Ninelygfour Clxlamuos GIliLS I3AsKE'1'1mLL si ' 3 ig .1...,m,g- iss BASKETBALL 'Ninety-five OPENING or Tm! Rosh 5 S I 3 N i nely-.fix M ron NIORSON .5 .g3:v2,,, .' C -5315 -xy. h A ug ' 'Tw 1 'Hg , ..:12'1 ,?f1 -,Qi ' 1 lf? .3f3,xiaM,- if f :if-55, -' JQL 102 ...............g Dawn N.-naar. 1 x'v , ..,...-.-My ss. I , , s Ava 0 '.'E f TV ,W . Q. .A 1 5 x .wo 5 1,4 -1 .. 3-4 , 1 1' 'f ' , -'f, '1.4'7' w -' ., w. -'W'-7 'jf' '4 , ly is i -J , ' ,1v 'w'f ,f,yf-ji , L11 , but 1- in X vw W l ,. 1 , , .yi Jhs. . M. . . 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HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Educational Recognition Work accepted by Standard Colleges Work recognized by tlIe North Carolina State Department of Education Special Features Limited number of Students Intimate home Surroundings Individual attention to Students Vllholesome religious atmosphere Highly trained faculty For catalog address WILLIAM C. PRESSLY, President '6Twinkle, twinkle lisshle star, How I wunners what you are, Way up on that p'liCeman'S vest, Ohmigawd! I'm under arrest! Appreciation HAT fun we have had working in the Staff room before, during, and after school hoursg such a pleasant rendezvous it was for all those connected with the Staff-officially or otherwise. Now that the last picture is taken, the last write-up in, and the last drawing completed, we feel lost. Wle have done our best to produce a distinctive issue of 'cThe Oak Leaf and we hope We have succeeded. Wie are deeply indebted to those who have helped us in many ways. We wish especially to thank Nlr. A. M. Beck, of Edwards 8: Broughton Co., for his valuable suggestions and personal interest in our plansg half. James Denmark and Mrs. Forrest for the quality ofthe pictures in this issueg Bliss Gordner and Bliss Judd for their suggestions and assistance in editing the materialg and Elizabeth hlarsh for her valuable assistance given our typist. If we can claim any distinction for this issue it is largely due to the contributions of the Art Department under the direction of Bliss Woollridge. Wie wish to thank Katherine Sams for the Ex Libris and Humor and Ads division pageg Beatrice Baker for the Feature division pageg Lina Spence for the Senior sub- title page and border: Robena hIcLean for the Athletic Division pageg Bula Beth VVarner for division page for Classesg Sterling Thornton for Organizations division pageg Sybille Berwanger for the Finisg and Pauline Barnes for the Dedication drawing. After expressing our appreciation to the faculty and the student body for the fine spirit of cooperation they have rendered us, we feel that our task is completed. TIIE STAFF. xt,-X-ck-XX gllwiw .N xi- xijfeit Q 'T Nl x,k ' - :Qs , 7 Q X XX X X X T I XX X x XXX Q xwx .f Qs ,X,txlfSAkXl,iQXQiXE l it X Q BUILDERS R if Er- E19 x Q li vVfftQ e il W l i f Y X aft 'L f Ni - 1 Q Qi Tk Q X gxe.TcXXYt,1QX VW tx il ht X X in it Q W ft ' 1 I M 5f1Ww2' it Nllllii ll l':lG' iffy' f X Q f s 4 , x XQxxxxEX x X xKxQ:xXXkbXX X N txx ,X Wiwkxlqtgil intl! iw X jf, S QNX X f l 3 l 'WN X f Sag NNliiWlW'fz X KE O ANZ JK Q5 XIX H2 3-X F S 5 ff' 1- ff Z i ? 5 mfg if iffiilily, f X XX 9 W q lg ff X J ,N xx V 4 . . . cg i 5 :J Cwih QR Q VISIONS created by the unaginatlgn U l 'I Hi .ix -Agni ' Q X precede the achievement of any. 'rea y A I l 'fx-oi , WX A .tl great accomplishment. 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