Hugh Morson High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)
- Class of 1929
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QLHVEA EY LJIBRARY 4616 Carya Drive Tl ff' hiv? li: VT '7 'fl fi l YD w-us, il v J Tr Dedication This book We dedicate to MR. CHALMERS E. WESSINGER as an expression of our love and gratitude for his prof onnd interest in us, his earnest endeavors in behalf ofour Welfare, and his constant effort to e make real the ideals of our school. Q-nas-q,,,f.-. -,,. 5' - p-gunz., .- is sail? ff. L jxfiimviilailwklii- -1 ,i,,q-in A C11.xI,Mlc1:s E. W1-:sux GICII Five Six X f' F .C rf D , fl'- .I I 'I 5 . N' gr ilk ' sfff ik, gl A , g. I if LJXM x wg! MT --I 'i f ni? H' ' ISF' W, Seven ,Xa ,lf O fu 5 A-Xia!! -AQ' Tr X ' ' ' .xr ' yo A 'I-Jrxwx' XE, .-fnwnx 5 4' s4r' ' , fx, 5 B J ..1f3 9f- VN W 'U , 'I ,Q l SXT? .x', mQ4'l F fm If X ..f If 5' . ALT, f-4 'f , I , vi' 1. .,f Eight Q - i- ql NF 4 '5J fy if: ' y ' J x- 1, 2 J' H' J li. X xg 'fax J Q J' Niue rg- - ,.L ff . j lVlYRTI.I: ALEX ANDICR. B.C.S., A.C.A. Bowlinig Green College Com nz erce MRS. J. M. BARREI-3 Mathenzatics IVA BARDEN, A.B. Duke University Latin M.xIxI:I. A. BARRI.Icr. B.S.. M.A. Peabody College Science El.lZAI2FfI'H BoNIm. B.S. Peabody College Home Economics S.xR.xII BRANVII. B.S. Wesleyan College Cheniisfrg MARY PowIf:I.I, BR.xNTI.IcY. A.B., M.A. N. C. C. W., Duke University Social Science NRILI. SIf:AwI':I.I. BRIGGS. A.B. N. C. C. W. Social Science NllIi5l.'XN B. BI'IfIf.xI.oI':. A.B.. M.A. Duke University Science X MACON CHEEK, A.B., M.A. University of North Carolina Latin and Grcck N.x.'rAI.IIc C0l lf'l'IY, A.B. N. C. C. W. English lVl.-xRcI.xIIIcT CoNNoR. A.B. Winthrop College Mathenmfics MIQS. W. A. CoI'c'II. A.B., M.A. Duke University English MIQS. D. S. CoIIc:III.IN, M.A. Peabody College Social Science NIN.x Hfll.l..XNll COYINGTON, A.B., M.A. Roanoke College Journalism and Creatine English RI l'II CREIcIII'I'oN, A.B. Lander College English L.x1'R.x ERIRII Mathematics MYRTIIA FI.I'IMlNG, A.B. Meredith College Latin Ten Faculty Roll LUCY GILIXIORE. B.S., M.A Coker College, Peabody College French EILLRIN RAIFORII GLENN, AB Guilford College English Im GORIINIQR. A.B. N. C. C. W. English RORITRT' A. J.xc'oIz, B.S., M.A Georgetown fKy.J, Peabody College Science EI.INoR H. J.xcoRSoN. A.B. B. G. B. U. Co nz nz ercc P. H. JRTIIR. A.B. University of S. C. Science GIIsT,wIz J. JoIINSoN N. C. State Music J. P. JoIINSoN, M.E. N. C. State Physical Education L.xI'R.x M. JoNII:S. A.B. Sfnrlcnt Adviser L. W. JoNI:S. B.S. Mississippi A. 8: M. Printing MARY LYNN Jenn, A.B. Meredith College English MlI.lJRl'fD LCONICY. B.S. Peabody College Librarian. NltNC'1' Lowe. B.S. Peabody College Ph gsical Education ESTIIER F. LUTIQS, A.C.A. Bowling Green College Co nun c rc c NPTI.l.lE lVlf'Cl.ElCS, A.B. Duke University Mathematics CoRINN.x L. MINI.. B.P. N. C. C. W. French EI.IzARIc'I'H ONTIQS, B.S. Peabody College Spanish lVlARGARIC'l' PARTENH EIMEK Institute of Music Peda- gogy, Northamptong Teachers' College, Columbia University Music ANNIII: A. PICIQARII. A.B. Peace Iustituteg University of North Carolina Latin ELIZA A. Poor. French W. A. POTTER Columbia School of Musicg Northwestern University: Chicago Musical College Music HI-:I.I.nN RIYNNICJN. A.B., M.A. Tusculumg Peabody College Social Science N1cI.I.If: ScoT'r. B.S. Peabody College Home Economics ANNll'l SMAW, B.S. N. C. State Matlzenzatics LoI'ISRI SM.xw. A.B. Duke University Mathematics GLADYS SIMS SMITH. A.B. N. C. C. W. Social Science A. T. SI'I'RI.of'K, B.S., A.B. Lenoir Rhyneg N. C. State Social Science D. K. S'rEwAR'I'. B.S. N. C. State Mechanical Arts EI.Iz.xI:I+:'rH S. WALKER, A.B., M.A. Duke University Social Science EIINA METZ WELLS Science EI.I.I4:N BI.AcK WINSTON. A.B., M.A. Converse Collegeg University of Chicago - English MAI:oARIf:T WOtlI,RlDGPI', A.B. Peabody College Fine Arts K.KT'HERINEI WRTGHT Georgia State Normal School Home Economics ffm r - ,f AGNES COVINGTON .A...,. ,,..,,..,,,................ E difor-i1I-Chief JACK BAGBY .......... ......... ,......,,...... B z lsiness Md'71Gfl6l' MARGARET BRIGGS ,....., . ..,.,...,,,,,,.,4..........4.,,....,....,...... Assistcuzf Buvsiness Manager ' ASSOCIATE EDITORS i' ROBERT RUFFNIQII. .,...,......,....,.....,.,.,............,,,,..,. . .... Art Editor LAURA WHITE ..,,,,,, ,,,,..,....,.,,,,.,. . .Joke Editor , BANKS YOUNG ..,,,.. AA., .,,,,,vAS..S,,,.,ASSS.. ....,.. 6 ' I I'C1lICl'ff07I' Jllcmager I . ASSISTANTS AA , ANNIE Jolc W.XIiIC NANCY KNOTT I 'I MARY WARING HAZEI, MCDONALD f -, WAI,I.Acm KING ., 3, I ,V-' ,Egg v- ' l 1 , . '1 A 2'7 I- '7' ' - H, , .1 1 fi- I . . A4 1. -W 419 ' -- 'Ll-fi---4'-I '- 4 -1- --- Eleven Twelve W NINA JOYCE Sl:YuLE1'--Senior Class Mascot bw If H Classes if 1, D Lt, W, 1 EN if 2.5 G x 34 X . Q, Lift ,, I' Azli' in-K .,a' 4 ln. ' 1 4 4 ,. , A? . it 1 lt' 5 W Q . .W . 'aff l Q z -0' Q' U ef ff' 5 I, v 'iw fw.',LJ : 4, We 1 ,- + ' V' -V , '1,gLv1. 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W S Q if ff ,iv X ff X X N :mr H NY 1 :I W 1kWgmAg5c5v,gxkgLxW xg if RWM f 1f W R Q j ffffWff , wi f I 7 ff Ng! W? , f f Q m m WWW 1 'if ' Wm ., ffl' in- fr X J . I qi 'wiv . nfr' rf Y I W -.. ' 5 g. g- -anig -1-,Z 'iu , fy ' wi -F sas- if 1: if.. 'L W 1.15.0 Class Poem On the outskirts of these school days 'Twixt what has been and what shall be, Here we stand-the mighty Seniors, Knowing not the Future's riddle. To our school We whisper Farewell, To O111' friends We murmur parting, 7 Then we'll step into the future, Step with courage, all defeating, For by worthy Word and action Victory comes with every meeting. At the door from past to future, Pause we only for a moment- Pause to cast a glance behind us, Ere the days are gone forever. Back our thoughts fly to the starting, To the Freshman, Soph, and Junior, To the Senior year of high school, And we half regret departing. Wish we might step back a little, But no, no, the door is closing- We are pushed into the Future- Let us gotwith lofty courage, Ready for the work before us. LULA BELLE HIGHSMITH, E Class Poet. K, B Fourteen ' Nfx- ,,n., iff..- l-iii-,g -Q.. i xg 1 ,,. ., ,QL l -Sail -. 1' A CLASS FLOYVERZ Daisy CLASS COLORS: Green and Gold CLASS Mo1 1'o: B BANKS YOUNG ..................... ......,..,.... P rvsidevzt MARY DYVIGH'F TURNER ....... .....,. V 'ice President AGNES MOOIQE .........,.,...,..... .............. S ecrefary AGNES TUCKER ...... ..... Cl 'reasurcr' X! e Fifteen O V .,,f-iff: .xghtia 1 I rdzai-1 4' L z x Sixteen JAMES GORDOX Krnrrzizs The true sovereign is the wise man. Hi-Y 2-33 Boy Scouts 1-2-33 Lewis Literary Society 2-3--Lg Student Council Representative 23 Yicv President Student Council 3g President Stu- dent Council -13 President Sophomore Class 29 National Honor Society 4. AGNES HACKETT Covixorox Her true worth is in being. not seeming. Girl Reserves 3-43 Vice President and Chairman Meinliership Coinrnittee, Girl Reserves -13 Dramatic Club 3-4: Science Cub 33 Morson Literary So- ciety 3-4: Editor-in-Chief of Annual -ig National Honor Society -1. JACK IVICLAUGHLIN BIGGS And zcit that Iored to play, not wound Hi-Y 4: Science Club 4: Student Council Representative -ig Track Team 4. DOROTHY O. BALLENGER Life grows rielier with each day. Girl Reserves 3--13 Morson Literary Society 3--1. VVILLIA RI CLINTON HARRIS What greater capital can man possess than health and good nature? Hi-Y 1-2-3-4: Lewis Literary Society 3-43 Stu- dent Council Representative 2-3g Sergeant-at-Arms -12 Clerk of Court 3. MARY D1 NXVIDDIE CROXV Her ways are trays of pleasantness. And all her paths are peace. Chairman Membership Committee Morson Liter- ary Society 4: Glee Club 4: Morson Literary So- ciety 2-3--1: Vice President Morson Literary So- ciety -1: National Honor Society 4. HUBERT DIN WIDDIE Cnow He that would live at peace andirest M.ust hear and see and say the best. Student Council Representative 33 Standards Committee Student Council 23 Chairman Cafeteria Committee 33 Senior Judge 43 Science Club 43 National Honor Society 4. HAZEL MCDONALD - I grow in worth and wit and sense Mo1'son Literary Society 3-43 Art Club 3-43 Dramatic Club 3-43 Class Prophet 43 Glee Club 4. ALLEN NELLIS And certainly he was a good fellow-. Student Council 33 Monogram Club 3'4Q Pres- ident Monogram Club 3-43 Glee Club 2-3-43 Vice President Glee Club 33 President Glee Club 43 Dramatic Club 33 Football Varsity 1'2'3'4Q Basket- ball Team 1-2-3-4: Captain Baseball Team 33 Baseball Team 1-2-3-43 Track Team 4. ANNIE LoU1sE KE-NNEDY A rosebud set with little willful thorns, And sweet as Southern air could make her. Morson Literary Society 3-41 Girl Reserves 3'4Q Science Club 3-4? Dramatic Club 43 Glee Club 43 Commercial Club 3. NEAL PARIS Seldom serious, often gay, But a jolly good sport in every way. Monogram Club 3-4g Hi-Y 2-3-43 Football Varsity 43 Football Squad 23 Basketball Squad 3-4Q Baseball Squad 2g Baseball Team 3-43 Stu- dent Council 23 Judge Student Council 3. DOROTHY GILBERT MCGEE Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Girl Reserves 1-2-3-43 Science Club 1-3-4: Morson Literary Society 43 Dramatic Club 43 Glee Club 4. Seventeen I Eighteen I fs .. 9 4 1, 1'1f U' ,Jn in SAMUEL Evsincfrr TRUESDELL A gentleman and a friend to all EL1z,xBic'rH LANGHORNE ESKRIDG1-3 A form more fair, a face more sweet Never has it been our lot to meet. Treasurer Student Council 45 Morson Literary Society 45 Girl Reserves 2. ROBERT R,0XVIQ 'COVINGTON When duty loliispers low, Thou must The youth replies. I can. Calendar Cominittee Student Council 35 Boy Scouts 1-25 Glee Club 4. ARABIQL PARKEI: Cox The gloss of fashion, and the mould of form. Science Club 3-45 Morson Literary Society 3-45 Glee Club -15 National Honor Society 4. THOMAS C. WORTH Honor and shame from no condition rise: Act 'well your partg there all the honor l'i6S. Hi-Y 2-3-45 Boy Scouts 12-3-45 Lewis Literary Society 4. MA1:uA1:nT MOIIING Binoos Tho' girls may go and girls may come, You'll never find a truer chum. Student Council Representative 25 Merit, System Committee Student Council 2-35 Constitution Com- mittee Student Council 3-45 Vice President Junior Class 35 House Committee Student Council 45 Mor-son Literary Society 3,45 President Morson Literary Society 45 Glee Club 45 Editor French Newspaper 45 National Honor Society 45 Secretary Honor Society 45 Assistant Business Manager OAK LEAF. . , .1 1 .. .V J. ff, - ,L 5 of ., IZ'-x WESLEY HEIINDQJN W.xLLAcE A stout heart and an open hand Lewis Literary Society 2-3-43 Orcliestra 1-2-3- 43 Band 43 Glee Club 4. Em rnE GARNE1: BAGBX Calmly. serenely, she goes on her way, With plenty to do, but not much to say. Student Council Representative 43 Chairman Social Committee Student Council 43 Morson Liter- ary Society 43 House and Grounds Connnittee 2-33 Girl Reserves 2-43 Art Club 43 Honor Society 4. JEFFERSON BANKS YoUNo Far may we search before we find A heart so manly and so kind. Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Lewis Literary Society 2-3-43 Boy scouts 1-23 Operetta. 2-3-43 Student Council 2-3-43 Junior Judge 33 Class President 43 Orchestra 43 Band 4. MARY HILDAL EVANS With gentle yet pieoailing force. Intent upon her destinyis' course. Morson Literary Society 3-43 Art- Club 43 Stu- dent Council Representative 43 Standards Com- mittee Student Council 2-33 Chairman Merit Com- mittee Student Council 43 Honor Society 4. CHARLES Arcocii POE A modest man never speaks of himself President Junior Class 33 Hi-Y Club 3-43 Boy Scouts 1-23 Band 3-43 Orchestra 43 Lewis Liter- ary Society 4. CHARLOTTE DAX'IE FITZSIMONS Alert, accomplished, a faithful friend,- She bends all means to one good end. Girl Reserves 13 Morson Literary Society 3-41 Dramatic Club 3-43 Glee Club 43 Publisher French Paper 4. fi 3 1 Nineteen 8 ! HL LMM4,-wx lrw-ewuvx r O ' ,I 'L - p N PLAN-L, t'Wf.eK0--t 'lJ f I K - I I i i if ,- J -- 43 I f,12,, , Twenty WILFRED B. BONEY An absolute gentleman full of excellent differences. Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Boy Scouts 1-2-3-43 Football 3-41 Baseball 43 Track 2-3-41 Standards Com- mittee Student Council 23 House and Grounds Committee Student Council 33 Lewis Literary Society 23 Monogram Club 4. I Louisa LEFTWICH BRIDGES By diligence she wins her way Girl Reserves 43 Morson Literary Society 43 Dramatic Club 4. ALLEN ROGERS The hearing ear and the seeing eye Vice President Sophomore Class 23 Hi-Y 2-3-43 Glee Club 2'3'4Q Science Club 33 Athletic As- sociation 33 Senior Judge 43 National Honor Society 4. AGNES WATSON Moons Those eyes, ajiectionate and glad, That seemed to love what'er they looked upon. Girl Reserves 1-2-3-43 Chairman Service Com- mittee Girl Reserves 3-43 Secretary Sophomore Class 23 President Junior Class 33 Secretary Senior Class 43 Student Council Representative 2-43 Chairman Standards Committee Student Coun- cil 43 Chairman Grounds Committee, Student Council 33 Publicity Committee, Student Council 23 President Teachers Club 3. BURDETTE MAYNE A man. he seems, of cheerful yesterdays and conjident tomorrows. Vice President Lewis Literary Society 43 Lewis Literary Society 3-42 Track Team 2'3'4Q Manager Track Team 43 Dramatic Club 3-43 Boys' Glee Club 3-4. HELEN NORMA BRITT She hath a natural, wise sincerity, a simple truthfulnessg And these have lent her dignity as move- less as the center. Morson Literary Society 3-43 Girl Reserves 3-43 Dramatic Club 4. .ff- T .i GEORGE FISHER BALI, I came: I sawg I conquered Monogram Club 43 Football 4. ANNIE JOE WIXRE To those who know her not. 710 lvorrls can paint: To those who know her, know all words are faint. Girl Reserves 1-23 Glee Club 3-43 President Cflee Club 43 Operetta 3-43 Morson Literary Society 3'4Q Dramatic Club 3-43 Student Council Reporter 43 Hugh Morson Playmakers 4. V EARL CALVIN WILLIALIS He, the sweetest of all singers Student Council Representative 2: Secretary and Treasurer Sophomore Class 23 Glee Club 2-43 Librarian Glee Club 23 Secretary and Treasurer Glee Club 43 Dramatic Club 2-4. FLOXNIE ELEANOR KENNEDY In youth and beauty wisdom is but rare Morson Literary Society 2-3-43 Student Council Representative 4: Chairman Point System Com- mittee Student Council 43 Glee Club 43 Honor Society 4. ARTHFR J. WILSON A frame of adamant, a soul of fire: No dangers fright him and no labors tire. Science Club 1-2: Boy Scouts 1-2-33 Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Operetta 3-4-53 Football 4. 6, K N.-XNCY ELIZABETH WATSON 5 I The world car1't tw-irl without a beautiful f ' girl. N 3, Girl Reserves 1-23 Glee Club 2-3-43 Publicity , Committee, Glee Club 33 1VI01'S0ll Literary Society fun. ,43 Operetta 2-3-4. --L'i1'7i'l4f- . , 33,51 Af' , -11' , 5 lf' 'iz' X h- - l , . i,i, -A.-N' ' , . I .A , I - . .-A.., .....Q..J- ...-. f,.4-.a- A.. ARTHUR H. ROGERS He moves many a heart Science Club 1-2: Glee Club 13 National Oratori- cal Contest 3. AGNES GRANBERY TUCKER Common sense is the backbone of a true iroman. Morson Literary Society -1: Treasurer Senior Class 4: National Honor Society 4. LUTHER FLOYD YOST The desire of knowledge like the thirst of riches, increases ever with the acqui- sition Of it. Boy Scouts 2-3: Lewis Literary Society -Lg Na- tional Honor Society 4. DOROTHY ETHEL JONES The noblest mind the best contentment has. Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Dramatic Club 3-45 Com- mercial Club 1. MURRAY GUsTAvT's HILL Hare your convictions and stand rm Science Club 3-41 Track Team 3-4' BOY Scouts 1-2-3-47, I ,991 EDNA ALI E VVOMBLE 'Hex-t 1 if J., - i ,ll Edna is a girl that every one knows And she spreads her joy wherever she goes. Girl Reserves 3: Morson Literary Society 4. Twenty-two f A v A. V I 4 V 1 ' '--5. .' , r 41 it ,K K Y Q 3. . , :L . '- WH. 'fl-Bu-i Q , , ROBERH' BERRYMAN Wit is the unexpected explosiionfof thought Science Club 1-2-3: Dramatic Club 2-3-45 Boy Scouts 1-2-3-4. MARY NANCY WrXRING A good dtsposiition I prefer to gold Girl Reserves 1-2-3-45 Secretary Girl Reserves 15 Chairman Social Committee Girl Reserves 33 President Girl Reserves 43 Student Council Repre- sentative 25 Assistant Business Manager Animal 3. CHARLES HECIC Fine manners are the mantle of fair minds President Sophomore Class 25 Clerk of Court 45 Student Council Representative 2. VIRGINIA FRANCES BL,xNcHARD A merry heart maketh a cheery Connie- nance. I Morson Literary Society 45 Girl Reserves 1. VERMONT CONNECTICUT RoYsTER A tender heart, a will inflexible Orchestra 3-45 Band 3-43 Lewis Literary So- ciety 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Boy Scouts 1-2-3-4. MARTHA ANNIS ABERNETHY Cheerful of soul. and open of mind, Sensible, happy, thoughtful, and kind. Student Council Judge 45 Secretary Student Council 35 Girl Reserves 1-23-45 President Girl Reserves 15 Sports Chairman, Girl Reserves 35 Ring Chairman Girl Reserves 33 Morsc-u Literary Society 2-3-45 Treasurer Morson Literary Society 25 Program Chairman Morson Literary Society 35 ,Secretary Girls Athletic Association 25 Handbook Committee Student Council 25 Glee Club 45 As- sistant Cheer Leader 45 President Morson Literary Society 4. A. .Q nt s.zVf,,k w 'Nil 1 . 1 f ' I ,5 1 5 Jef' 5, wh' . fi FV, I f -'ln -f, . , 4 ' j i 1 i Twenty-four GERALD PERRY For if he will, he willg and you may de- pend on it,' And if he won't, he won't,' so there's an end on it. Lewis Literary Society 2. LAURA WOOD WHITE Wit and humor belong to genius alone Student Council Representative 23 Morson Liter ary Society 3-41 Critic Morson Literary Society 33 Publicity Committee, Morson Literary Society 43 Girl Reserves 3-43 Publicity Chairman, Girl Reserves 43 Joke Editor Annual 43 Press Re- porter Student Council 43 Chairman Ways and Mean Committee, Senior Class 43 Quill and Scroll 3-4: Exchange Editor Raleigh Stiulent 43 National Honor Society 4. - DOROTHY G. MERRITT Great is Journalism. Is not every able editor a ruler of the world, being a persuader of it? Girl Reserves 2-3-43 Publicity Chairman Girl Reserves 33 Secretary Girl Reserves 43 Morson Literary Society 2-3'4Q Chairman Publicity Com- mittee Morson Literary Society 43 Dramatic Club 3-4: Quill and Scroll 3-43 Club Editor Raleigh Student 33 Associate Editor Raleigh Student 33 Editor-in-Chief Raleigh Student 43 Student Coun- cil Representative 33 Publicity Committee Student Council 43 President Quill and Scroll 4. SARAH GARDNER SEAGLE Large of stature, and excellent mind, Jolly and witty. just one of her lcind. Girl Reserves 1'23 Student Council Representa- tive 3. MARY CLYDE COTNER Never idle a inoinent Morson Literary Society 43 Science Club 4. EDWARD EVERETT PARKER Too low he builds who builds beneath the stars. JAMES JONATHAN LANE Languor is not in your heart, Wearlness not on your brow-. Monogram Club 3-42 Vice President Monogram Club 43 Glee Club 2-3-41 Dramatic Club 3-42 Foot-ball 2-3-43 Basketball 3-42 Baseball 3-43 Track Team 3-4: Science Club 2-3. DREXEVI. MAE LAYTON A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck Girl Reserves 13 Girl Scouts 23 Dramatic Club 3'4Q Tumbling Team 33 Captain Girls' Basketball Team 43 Girls' Basketball Team 4. FRANK IRVIN BUSBEE He was a worthy. honorable, and courte- ous gentlemen. Lewis Literary Society 43 Boy Scouts 1-43 Science Club 43 Commercial Club 2'3'4Q Glee Club 1-2-3-4. ANNIE ETHEL RUSSEl.I. Unstainefl by envy. discontent, and pride JOHN AMBRUS NICHOLSON A man of mark, to know next time you Saw. Vice President Sophomore Class 23 Science Club 2-3-41 Orchestra 33 Lewis Literarv Societv 4' Student Council Representative 43 Elections -Comi mittee 3. MII.DRED LUCILE PooLE A smile for all a greeting glad Girl Reserves 23 Dramatic Club 4. Twenty-five 1 ,f l 94 IO- '- f J I 1!v'S.r -' 1 1 2 P i .5 . '. .. l A1 K i 'Qi' lx.. 2 's Jjfu if f' 5,-f F ,, 58 ,Jw .1 A if JJ! N. 44 Twenty-six GEORGE ELLIOT LoNDoN Not too serious, not too gay, But altogether a jolly good fellow. Science Club 25 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Secretary Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Manager Track Team 3. JEXVELL MARGARET Kmn Miss Mike Angelo Glee Club 3-45 Science Club 2. if , 4 M JAM!-is B. THoMPsoN 0 We're born to be happy, all of us Hi-Y 3-45 Dramatic Club 3-45 Publisher French Paper 45 Band 3-45 Orchestra 4. JANET GRAY A bright little girl with prim little ways, When Janet's your friend, your friend she stays. Girl Reserves 2-35 Morson Literary Society 3-45 Drunmtic Club 4. HUBERT WHITE STOCKARD He is a well made man who has a good determination. Lewis Literary Society 35 Commercial Club 25 Boy Scouts 15 Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 25 Science Club 2. LFLA BELLE HIGHSMI'fH For sure no moments bring us more con- tent than those in pleasing useful study spent. Morson Literary Society 3-45 Social Chairman Morson Literary Society 35 Program Chairman Morson Literary Society 45 Science Club 2-35 Girl Reserves 1-2-3-45 Ring Chairman Girl Reserves 35 Program Chairman Girl Reserves 45 Class Poet 45 Club Editor Raleigh Stutient 45 Dramatic Club 3-45 Standards Committee Student Council 3-45 Exchange Editor Raleigh Sfilrlent 45 Honor Society 4. WILLIAM L. WHITE He was a friend indeed, with all a fr-ierifl's best virtue. Football 2-3-4. MARY HUGH MCDONAl,D I have a heart with room for every joy Athletic Association 3- M0l'Sllll Liter-ir Societv ., -z , . . y 4 , 2-3 Girl Reserves 2-33 Glee Club 43 Dl'21ID21lll' Club 2-3-4. THOMAS Rosswl-:LL JoNI-is Live to some purpose President Sophomore Class 23 Glee Club 2: Monogram Club 2-3-43 Student Council Reporter 3-4g Baseball Team 2-3-4. MARIE JoNEs There is no wisdom like franlcness President Dramatic Club 43 Girl Reserves 43 Morson Literary Society 43 Science Club 4. TOM D. COOPER Popularity is power Boy Scouts 1-2-33 Hi-Y Club 3'4Q Secretarv and Treasurer Drama-tic Club 4: Science Club 1-2-33 Assistant Track Manager 3, MARGARET FOSTER Most fair of face, Most wiusome in her grace. Dramatic Club 43 Elections Committee Student Council 4. v I Twenty-seven sw l l l i i Twenty-eight JAMES WESLEY YORK For tn spirit of some of his funny com- ments, Behind that broad forehead lies good com- mon sense. Track Team 3-45 Science Club 3-45 Boy Scouts 1-2. CHARLOTTE- HOUSTON Music hath charms to soothe a savage breast. Morson Literary Society 35 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Glee Club 3-4. JULIYS JACKSON BAREFOOT In all thy humors, whether grave or mellow, Thou'rt such a touchy, testy, pleasant fellow. Boy Scouts 2-35 Hi-Yy 35 Junior Class Treas- urer 35 Chief Marshal 45 Student, Council Repre- sentative 45 Lewis Literary Society 45 Track Team 2-3-45 Glee Club 4. MARY PORTER FLINT How look composed and steady eye Bespeak a vnatchless constancy. Dramatic Club 4. Ev!-:LYN ELIZABETH THOMAS The mild eazpression. spoke a mind in duty firm, composed, resigned. Girl Reserves 1-2-3-45 Music Chairman Girl Reserves 35 Treasurer Girl Reserves 45 Standards Committee Student Council 25 Morson Literary Society 35 Dramatic Club 35 Glee Club 2-3-4. DOROTHY LENAVER ALI,EN Her brush. her pencil, and her pen, Will make this world a better place enow. Dramatic Club 3-45 Art Club 3-45 Girl Re- serves 1. Tuoivme Jxcicsox BAGBY Variety is the spiee of life Science Club 1-2-33 Vice President Junior Claes 31 Hi-Y 3-43 Vim- President Hi-Y 43 Student Council Representative 43 Business lNIanager An- nual 4. K.x'rHi-:RINE PUG11 THIICM Heres to a girl with a heart and a smile, That makes the bubble of life worth while. Girl Reserves 13 Student Council Representative 3: Morson Literary Society 3-43 Dramatic Club 3-45 Art Club 3-43 President Art Club -Lg Stand- ards Committee 4. Josulux Rowic The purest treasure mortal time afjorrls is spotless reputation. Glee Club lg Science Club 2. FRANCES Lorisis GRAY I would make reason my guide M0l'SC'I1 Literary Society 3-45 Treasurer Morson Literary Society 45 Girl Reserves 1-43 Point System Committee Student Council 43 National Honor Society 4. W1IiI,IAM MCDONiXI.D PAT1-3, He delights in bones and bugs and microscopes. Science Club 2-33 Track Team 1. LILLIAN FRANCES HOTICHINS That mighty truth-how happy are the good. ff Y. 1 Ze 1. fl 21. F Twenty-nine 04 Thirty JAMES TURNER- BILISOLY Hc'.s a jolly good sport with a mind of rare sort. CECILE, FRANCES HORTON Hcr winning ways her host of f7 l.671d.S' admire. Morson Literary Society 43 Dramatic Club 4. JAMES HUTCHINS PARSONS I may be littlc, but I always have my say Basketball 33 Turner Hi-Y 3. LAURA KEENE Galli-Carol Dramatic Club 43 Glee Club 4. ROBERT BIGGS A true comedian Lcwis Literary Society 1-25 Hi-Y 1-2435 Science Club 1-243 Boy Scouts 1-2g Glee Club 1-2-4: Uhcurios 2. KATHERINE ELIZABETH HOIRTON Fine and fair, neat and sufficient Morsou Literary Society 2-43 Dramatic Club 4. Roni-mr F. RUFFNEH A calm manner is an asset Science Club 1-23 Art Club 3-43 Art lidiloi' Annual 43 Hi-Y 43 Boy Souls 1-2-3. W1LM,x LAVINIA GRAHAM The joy of youth and health her eyes dis- played, And ease of heart her every look con,- oeyed. Student Council llepwsentative 23 Dramatic Club 33 Glee Club 33 Art Club 3. ARTHFR Hi-:RMAN BAKER You never could define his real thought Boy Scouts 1-2-33 Cross Country Team 35 Science Club 2. If X. Eu-:Axon RUTH Cuocmiic Pleasure and action make the hours seem shorter. Girl Reserves 3-43 Commercial Club 2-41 Morsou Literary Society 2-3-43 Dramatic Club 4. LUTHER A. Woou The will to do, the soul to dare Boy Scouts 13 Football 3-43 Glee Club 1. NANCY EL1zABE'r1I KNOT1' She was a phantom, of delight Mm-son Literary Society 3-41 Dramatic Club 3'4: Commercial Club 3-42 Vice President Com- mercial Club 43 Girl Reserves 1-2-3-43 Treasurer Sophomore Class 23 Orchestra 43 Science Club 4. Thirty-one Thirty-two YVYATT HOLE1I.AN Hang sorrowg Care will kill a cat ADA Rtru STEVEXS Slow and steady wins the race Girl Reserves 3: Morson Literary Society 3-4. BEN N. W,ALTERS It is to clo, to act, and to perform KATHERINE SAUNUERS AXDRENN'S In a good humor she always appears. as if she had no time for tears. Art Club 3. WILBVR PFLLEN llrIATTIIEXVS It well beflts a man to be at ease Science Club 2-33 Boy Scouts 1-2f3. ELLA HIAE INGRAM Great modesty often hifles great merit Dramatic Club -L: Girl Reserves 1-23 Science Club 1. JoIIN WII,m-:N HLlN'1'PlR- He is not forward, but modest and patiicnt in disposition. Student Council R,91l1'6SB!ll'3.iiVG 33 Lewis Liter- ary Society, 3-4. CATHERINE ELIz.x1sI-:'1'II HUlJlJLES'1'0N Thoroughncss is the key to success Student Council Reprcseiitntive 33 Morson Liter- ary Society 3-4. WILLIAM R. -S'rALLINos It's not so 'much what a man. stands for, but what he falls for. Football 33 Manager Football Team 43 Track 711621111 2-3-43 Lewis Literary Society 2-33 Glee Club 2-3g Operetta. 23 Boy Scouts 1-2-3. GLADYS TYNER Small in stature, but large in everything that makes a friend. National Honor Society 43 Student, Council 43 Dramatic Club 4. JUNE PAGE, Hotsns O17icio-us. innocent, sincere Of every friendless name the friend. Lewis Literary Society 2-3-43 President Lewis Literary Society 43 Science Club 3-41 Student Council Representative 43 Chairman Elections Com- mittee, Student Coungil-43 Glee Club 43 Boy Scouts 1. I, I L .V - . . l , I ELIZABETH KRIMAIINKQEIR. BASIIFORII As talkative as a turtle-dove Girl Reserves 1-2-32 Dramatic Club 1-23 Morson Literary Society 23 Science Club 3-4, Thirty-three Thirty-four BENARD HXXRRIS Much might be said if one could read his mind. 0l'l'll6Sfl'il 1-2-3-4g Band 1-2-33 Commercial Club 3. MAXIN11: LOUISE JENKINS Come this day and bring no book. For this one day we'll give to idleness. MAX HLVMPHREY He is a gentleman in whom I place abso- lute trust. ETHEL LOUISE MAIRTIN And if the while I think on thee, dear friend All losses are restored and sorrows end. Girl Reserves 2-3-4g Art Club 3-4. RLTBY ESTHER SEAGROVES Not stepping o'e1' the bounds of modesty BELL BOYD MIKEAL Honor lies in honest toil JAMES MCKIMMUN The best of 'men have ever loved repose' Secretary Soplioinoro Class 2. ELIz.x1slf:'1'H Blcoolcs Life is a series of su1'1n'i.w's Morson Literary Society 43 Girl Reserves 3-43 Dramatic Club 3--15 Science Club RAL1-11 W.u.I,.xu1a K1No And it came fo pass that the gif! of Pade7'e1.oski was bestowefl upon him. Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Glee Clluh Avoonipznnist 2-3-45 Orc-liestm 1-2-33 Critic Soplioinore Class 25 Associate Editor Annual 4. CATHEKINIQ G. Hmnilxo If she ever had an coil fllflll-fjll-f. shi' spake no evil word. Girl Reserves 1-2-3-43 Morson Literary Society 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Glee Club -1. Wll,MlClC BARNIQS He was a scholar and a ripe and good 0111: National Honor Society -.lg President National Honor Society. R.0l5ER'l'A LANE J0uNsoN Patience, persistence. and power to do are acqufirecl only by work. Morson Literary Society 3-45 Glee Club 4. Thirty-Eve Q I J I 1 lx: 9 .Q P, J -x ff' wk V O . J .3 -f 1' - 34 p Thirty-six HOWARD HoRToN HAIRDEE Aucl fearless miufls climb soonest uuto Crowns. Lewis Literary Society 3. ESTHER SILVER Singers are merry and free from sorrow and care. Girl Reserves 13 Glee Club 2-3-43 Dramatic Club 2-3-4. BERNARD E. ELLISRERG Arid e'erL though vanquished, he could argue still. Business Manager Raleigh .Student 43 Science Club 25 Dramatic Club 33 Stage Manager 3. ELIZABETH DELANEY WEATHERS I would climb. uot swiftly, but slowly and surely. Girl Reserves lg Vice President Sophomore Class 25 Dramatic Club 4. JERRY BYRON VADEN Turn your face always to the suu, Ariel the shadows will fall behind you. Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Science Club 2-33 Athletic Association 3. MARTIIA ELIAS CROCRER Shes pretty to walk with And witty to talk with Arid pleasant. too, to think ou. Commercial Club 3. CARVEL C. STAPLEFORD Still runs the water where the brook is CZCCIJ. Boy Scouts 1-2-33 National Honor Society 4. HAZ!-:L DRx'c1LLA BAKER Behind those blue eyes there lies much mischief. Morson Literary So-ciety 45 Commercial Club 33 Glee Club 43 Art Club 4. J FRANCIS CARLYLE EDYVARDS And still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew. Morson Playmakers 4g Typewriting Contest 45 Lewis Literary Society 4. Rl'BY MADORA FARROWV We her discretion have observed Her just opinions. delicate reserve. Morson Literary Society 3-43 Girl Reserves 3. EDGAR CALDXVELL A little nonsense now and then relished by the best of men. MARY LOUISE. JoHNsoN f Humility, that sweet low 1-not 1 From which all heavenly virtues shoot. I 5 Morson Literary Society 4g Girl Reserves 1-2- . 5 A 3-43 Dramatic Club 45 National Honor Society 4. f ' ff ff' 'If ' 'f ' ' . ' x A I ix 'fx flag, gr. -' - xg ' .N , Q 3 - - l':'..LQ-- ,' ,LAI-. . W A. ..LAd, AJ. Q E ,., . -5- si--I1 r .,..'-.Ls Thirt y-seven Thirty-eight WILLIAM MAYNARD TURNER Thou of an, independent mind Who will not be nor have a slave. Glee Club 1-4. ELISE BAGLEY PARTIN Courteous flzfougli eoy. and genlle though retirefl. Morson Literary Soeiety 4g Glee Club 43 Girl Reserves 1-2. HENRY HEARN He ean who thinks lie can CHAR LOTTE PENN Y Her air, lzer manners, all who sow aclmirefl. Glee Club 3-45 Vice President Glee Club 4: Morsou Literary Sol-iety 43 Student Council Representzltive 4g Girl Reserves 1. THOMAS JACKSON GRAHAM Young fellolrs will be young fellows GRETCHEN LYCILLE JOHNSON Virtue is her onin rezoarfl Morson Literary Society 4. If Q I - 1 JL f' L L L el tr J, LLL pf L '12 1 fp .ff N' 4 ' A. EUGENE SPIVEY Oh, that my tongue were in the thundefs mouth. Vice President Dramatic Club 45 Hugh Morson Playmakers 33 Election Committee. Student Coun- cil 35 Student Council Representative 41 Triangu- lar Debating Team 33 State Oratorical Contest 43 Lewis Literary Society 3-45 Dramatic Club 3-4. DORYCE F. WYNNE Much may be said on both sides M0l'SOH Literary Society 43 Commercial Club 43 District Typewriting Contest 43 State Typewriting Contest 4. MILLARI1 ATLAS ARNOLD Wise to resolve and patient to perform Boy Scouts 1-2-3-45 Track Team 344: Glee Club. LILLIAN KELLY GARNER She's a jolly good sport, With a mind of rare sort. Dramatic Club 43 Hugh Morson Playmakers 33 Band and Orchestra 4. THELMA BONITA SMITH Good nature is the sign of a large and generous soul. MARJORIE Boom-3 Tl1P7'C'.S' no duty we so much undertake as the duty of being happy. 'fa Thirty-nine 1 . .Af t- 'X r .9 I ld Ia XJ ,fl Q K., i i 1 4 l 4 Forty JAMES VINSON 'Tis grievous parting with such company Science Club 243g Lewis Literary Society 35 Dramatic Club 3. LE. NEY'E ZIMMERMAN Ever ready to do what there is to be clone ERWIN MASSEY WILLIAMS Oh. he sits high in all the peoplcfs heart MARGARET SORRELL NICHOIJS She is just what she seems Morson Literary Society 4: Glee Club 4g Girl Reserves 3-43 Assistant Secretary Girl Reserves 4. SCOTT HARRIS Laugh not too rnuchg the witty laughs least. INEZ HAI,DEN NICHOI,S Ever bright and happy Girl Reserves 1-23 Gfee Club 4. IIIVING NIARGVLIES The mllflcst manners with the brazvest mwinfl. Science Club 25 Lewis Literary Society 42 Sergeant-:It-Arins Lewis Ltierury Suciety 4. MAIIGIE. ROSE' BVFFALOE The way to have cz friend is to be one Morson Literary Society 3-43 Commercial Club 3-43 President. COH1l11E'l'Cl5ll Club 43 Girl Reserves 45 Dramatic Club 3-41 Assistant Art Editor An- nual 4g Art Club 41 Orchestra 43 Junior Mnrslnil 3. ERNEST I. Woon Why will men worry themselves so? Science Club 1-23 Football 3-45 Lewis Literary Society 4. EMILY Donn UPCHURCH Here's to the lassie with the merry broicn eyes. Girl Reserves 1-2-3-43 0l'Cll9Sll'Rl 3-43 D1'HHlHtlC' Club 4. WILLIAM FREDRIcK HESTEIQ He scatters enjoyment who can enjoy much. Student Council Representative 2-4: Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Lewis Literary Society 45 Dramatic Club 4g Science Club 1-2-3. ROBEIITA MUNFOIID SNELL A classmate kind and true Glee Club 43 Dramatic Club 45 Morson Literary Societyg Art Club 4. , ,I -1. I. A -' f , LQ. K ,,L, ,cc . -f , ,1 , K-Xi, u . 4. . If, xg X Forty-one Forty-t wo CHARLES PATTERSON ROBERTS True hearted, whole hearted, faithfful, and loyal. Monogram Club 2-3-43 Football 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-43 Baseball 3-4. CHRISTINE BAGYVELL I'll find a way or make one Morson Literary Society 43 Science Club 2-43 Dramatic Club 4g Basketball 3. WlI,I,IAM EDGAR HAX'NF-S There is always a best way of doing every- thing. Football 45 Hi-Y 1-2-3. CLYDE No1'vm.LE WrXl.LER Her glossy hair was Clustered o'er a brow Bright with intelligence and fair and smooth. Drauiutic Club 3-45 Vice President Dramatic Club 3: Morson Literary Society 3-45 Hugh Morsou Playmnkers 33 Girl Reserves 4. NATHAN C. NICXX'BOI.D, Jn. The man worth while is the man who will smile When everything goes dead wrong. Science Club 3-43 Glee Club R-45 Hi-Y 33 Cheerios Fmrreics ST.u.r.INus On with the dance: let joy be nnconjined Girl Reserves 1-2-33 Draiuutic Club 3--15 Science Club 1-2. THOMAS HOPKINS Deeds, not words NANNIE MAE, SULLIVAN Sweet personality, full of rascality Girl Reserves lg Art Club 43 Morson Literzxry Society 43 Dramatic Club 45 Glee Club 4. , , 1 MACON G. HUNTER, A man 0' independent mind I 'A , , , 'ng J ,VI ff J' Af V' ' 7 JCSEPHINE SNIILL Laugh and the world laughs with you Glee Club 4g Dramatic Club 43 Art Club 41 Morson Literary Society 45 Tumbling Team 4. HARRY EDYVIN JONES A workman that needeth not to be ashamed. Glee Club 2-3-45 Monogram Club 3-43 Baseball Team 3-4. MIAXINE RUTH KUTZ The magic of her face District Typewriting Contest 3-43 State Typo- writing Contest 4. Forty-three Forty-four ELOISE DAVIS Speech is silver: silence is golden ELIZA GERTRVDE GAY None knew her but to lone her. Nor named her but to praise. Morson Literary Society 4. K.XTHI.EEN ELIZA JOHNSON Of manner gentle. of C1176Cl'f07l.S' mild ELEAXOR ELLEN ROZAR As full of spirit as the month of May Dramatic Club 33 Girl Reserves 1-2. INEZ COPPICDGE Take it easy have your fun: Let the old world flicker on. VIv1AN EVELYN JONES Better heart never beat. Sober. steadfast, and denzure. Conlulercinl Club 3-4: Science Club 1-23 Gin Reserves 1. Rfllillllt Ru' II.xnns0N Ami IN s llfhough my task be hard. my hcart is high. Glee Club 4. LOIIAINI: B. UPCIIIIIICII W'hy waste worcls in fiflle chatter? Girl Rose-I'vI-s 2-3-45 Dfiillliltli' Club 4. FICANK MANI'I:I. KLINIE Strvngth of mind is exercise, not 1'Cst Associate Editor Raleigh IS'lIule'nt 43 Band 3--J. ANNIE- PEARL BAUGII Tenzpus fugitg let her fugc Girl Reserves 1-2. LLOYD RANIIULPII HI5I1I:IcK A man is but what he knoweth Boy Scouts 1-2. ELIQANUII ,EI.IzAIsIc'I'II KING A will fo work and ambition to win Morsou Lite-1':11'y Society 2-43 Dramatic Club 4. Forty-ive Forty-six GLADYS MAVUE JOHNSON She's a modest girl and rather shy Morson Literary Society 3-43 Girl Reserves 13 Science Club 25 Dramatic Club 3-43 Glee BEATRICE BAKER A merry heart goes all the way: A sad one tires a mile away. Glce Club 4. MARY ANN NORDAN Willing and able LE'i'Ti1s OLIVIA BUNN A big heart, wishing to do right, And to be a friend to everybody. Morsun Literary Society 4. MA1:GA1u-yr ANN KIMBLE My girl she's airy : shes buxom a Girl Reserves 1. MARY ROSALIE Biiooxsuixw Honest, hard working, and true. No better girl one ever knew. Morson Literary Society 4. Club 3. nd gay SAI.L1E EL1zA1sE'1'H COUNCIL Come my best friends, my books, and, learl me on. Morson Literary Society 3-49 Science Club 25 Girl Reserves 23 National Honor Society 4. Ll'l'Y Gfjflvkli COBB Whatever is worth doing at all 'is worth floing well. Press Reporter Junior Class 33 Press Reporter Sophomore Class 23 Chaplain Morson Literary S0 ciety 43 Orchestra 33 Publicity Committee Student Council 3-43 National Honor Society 43 Treasurer National Honor Society. MARY Dwio Il'l' T URN ER Reason firm, a temperate will, Enlflurance. foresight, strength. and skill. Vice President Senior Class 43 Morson Literary Society 3-45 Standards Committee Student Council 33 National Honor Society 4. IPRANCES BURNS MAYNARD Success in life consists in doing common things uncommonly well. Student Council Representative 33 Secretary Junior Class 33 Morson Literary Society 3-43 Science Club 25 Girl Reserves lg National Honor Society 45 Vice President National Honor Society. GRACE IONE SALE Sweet and sincere All during the yearg A scholar she is too, And to her school she 'is true. Girl Reserves 1-23 Commercial Club 3g Teachers Club 3g National Honor Society 4. JEVVELL ROSE CANADY A quiet girl. but one who is true To her friends-and don't believe they are few. Glee Club 43 Girl Reserves 3-45 Law Club 35 Science Club 4: Morson Literary Society 43 Dramatic Club 3-4. Forty-seven s FIM, gf at fy A 19 Forty-eight JOSEPH 'GATES I am sure Care is an enemy to life Rosh: CAIN No'r'1'1Nc.HAM '21 Cheerful disposition is a friend ready Capital. I. L. MORTON, Ju. Wit is the unexpected explosion of thought. PAVLINE COUNCIL Not too sober: not too gay, But a true blue girl in every way. History OST class histories are alike, but the history of the class of 1929 is somewhat different from all the rest. Now, as we stand on the plateau of our high school career, we shall pause for a few minutes and look back over our four years of high school life. The road has not been easy, for at times the hill has been very steep, and it took persistence to keep climbing. But with one resolve in our minds - to strive, to seek, to find, and 11ot to yield -we have finally overcome our dif- ficulties Ellltl reached that coveted position of Seniors. Our Freshman year in high school began over at the old Raleigh High School. The class was not organized then and had no class officers or adviser. There were no class meetings, in fact, our Freshman year was in chaos. We began as nearly every Freshman class does- green'7-but we were willing to try. Of course, it took us several days to get used to the class system, but we finally managed to get to our classes on time. Mid-term examinations came, and after that awful week we found that we had passed our first milepost. The spring term proved to be an uneventful one. VVe had gotten down to real study by that time and were ready for the exams when they came. Imagine our delight when we found that we had passed our Freshman work and were Sophomores. As soon as the fall term started, the Sophomore class called a meeting to elect oflicers and an adviser. The ofiicers elected were: President, James Kurfeesg Vice President, Hubert Crow, Secretary, Turner Bilisoly, Treasurer, Nancy Knott, Critic, Wallace King. We were very fortunate in getting as our adviser Mrs. VV. A. Couch, who has proved to be our greatest friend during all of our high school career. VVith such an untiring and helpful adviser we were led through the first half' of our Sophomore year. In the spring we decided that we Sophomores would have a party, and a party we did give. It went off fine. Every one had a grand time. It was a business meeting as well as a social one, and the officers for our Junior year were elected. Charles Poe was elected President, Margaret Briggs, Vice President, Frances Maynard, Secretary, Jack Barefoot, Treasurer, and Wallace King, Critic. Juniors! Who doesnit aspire to be one? And we, the class of ,29, were Juniors. With chests slightly expanded and that know-it-all air we walked around the Forty-nine school as though we thought we were the entire school. But our new positions didn't make us so conceited that we forgot to get down to real work. Early in the fall we held a meeting and discussed ways of raising money for the approaching Junior-Senior banquet. lVe raised the necessary funds by having rummage sales, candy and cake sales, and giving an entertainment. Who doesn't remember The Junior Frolicsn and Spark Plugsv? We actually caused those dignified Seniors to exclaim among themselves, My, but those Juniors are clever! They make a suc- cess of everything they attempt. The greatest of Junior affairs came before we knew it-the Junior-Senior banquet. Wl'1at a time we did have! Every one had the time of his life, and even the Seniors exclaimed how nice everything was. After the banquet we put our minds back on our books, for exams were drawing near. Then our Junior year was over, and we were prepared for the last and most eventful year in our high school career. The glory of being Seniors! We had to pinch ourselves to see if we were really awake. To be regarded by the teachers as important was really astounding. Think we didn't use our Senior privileges! The Senior class oflicers were: President, Banks Young, Vice President, Mary Dwight Turner, Secretary, Agnes Moore, T1'6E1Sll1'91', Agnes Tucker, Editor-in-Chief of Annual, Agnes Covington, Business Manager, Jack Bagby, Associate Edito1's, VVallace King and Mary Wa1'i11g, His- torian, Nancy Knott, Class Prophet, Hazel McDonald, Testator, Eugene Spivey, Joke Editor, Laura Wliiteg Art Editors, Robert Ruffner, Margie Rose Butfaloe, and Annie Joe Wa1'e. Work on the Animal was begun at once. Money was raised by giving a musical play, Cynthia's Strategy, and a carnival. We also had a Tag Day, and sold tags. Wlieii the Senior Superlatives were elected, there was a hum of excitement everywhere, And ol1, those pictures for the Annual! The next happening of interest was the election of May Queen. After many interrup- tions, Annie Joe Wa1'e was elected May Queen and Nancy Knott, Attendant. When the Animal goes to press March 1, there will be nothing to do but make the most of our Senior privileges, pass our exams, and receive those long worked-for and coveted prizes, our diplomas. NANCY KNOTT, Historian. Fifty Class Prophec S I passed through the tall, majestic portals of the Hall of Mirrors, I wondered whom of my old classmates I should see. It had been eleven years since I had been graduated from Hugh Morson High, and I had a consuming desire to learn the whereabouts of my former classmates. And so I had come to this awesome place, of which I had heard so much, to learn how their lives had turned out. Perhaps you who are reading this will wonder how I could find out all about my classmates just bv going into a. building. But you may recall that I was entering the Hall of Mirrors. In this building there were many, many mirrors arranged in a spacious room. These mirrors had magical powers-one could look into each o11e of the mirrors and there would be pictured any of one's friends in his present life work. This was truly a wonderful invention. This room was, as I said, very large. All four walls were completely covered by mirro1's in which I could see various activities. The fioor was fixed in beautifully designed tiles. We stopped before the first mirror. I perceived James Kurfees seated at a desk. He seemed to be in deep thought. That, my guide informed me, is the greatest physician of the South! He was graduated from the University of North Carolina with the highest honors. I then recollected that James had once expressed his intention to specialize in medicine at Chapel Hill. In a second mirror I saw Mary VVaring, who had become head of the Raleigh Girl Reserves-her highest ambition realized! In that same mirro-r I saw Mary's secretary, Agnes Moore. Another mirror portrayed Banks Young, who was president of N. C. State College. His secretary was Lucy Cobbg while his assistant was Frances Maynard. Four of the teachers out at the college were: Mary Dwight Turner, Janet Gray, Evelyn Thomas, and Sallie Council. In the fourth mirror I discovered Annie Joe IVare, beautiful hostess of the WValdorf Night Club, of New York. Her business manager was George Ball. I learned that there was an increasing demand for her popular song-hits. She was acclaimed a second Lee Morse. Dorothy McGee came next. She was operating a small dope-shop on the campus of State College. Across the way Louise Kennedy's dope-shop furnished interesting competition. Agnes Covington, once editor of our high school annual, seemed to be bearing up wonderfully under the job of being editor-in-chief of Cuuin-ytonfs Sunbelzm, the most recent newspaper in Raleigh. Dorothy Merritt and VVilfred Boney were reporters on her staff, while Charles Heck was private detective for the concern. In another mirror I saw Robert Ruftner, the most popular cartoonist of the day. Assisting him was Josephine Snell, also noted for her talent in this line. Eugene Spivey was busily directing his newest play, One Woman's Way. Lula Belle Highsmith had become the great American poet. In another mirror I perceived Agnes Tucker, who had taken over Miss C'o'nn0r's geometry class at the Hugh Morson High School. Robert Covington was basketball coach thereg while Jack Barefoot was the football coach. XVilmer Barnes taught French and English. The principal was Charles Poe and the student adviser Eleanor Kennedy. Charlotte Houston was directing the orchestra, Earl VVilliams had taken Mr. Potter's place, and Nancy VVatson was teaching Miss Partenheimer's music classes. In still another mirror there was portrayed a small and exclusive modiste shop. I discovered that Arabel Cox, after spending several seasons in Paris, had returned to our city to create for Raleigh women apparel rivaling that of Lucielle. Elise Partin and Charlotte Penny were owners of the most popular oneering circus of the season. Dorothea Parker, Hilda Evans, and Helen Britt were tight-rope walkers in the show. Nannie Mae Sullivan was the head midget. VVilliam Pate was the chief clowng while Rosa Caine Nottingham had charge of the hyenas. Burdette Mayne was the lion tamer. He also had charge of the monkeys and elephants. Next I discovered that Grace Sale and Mary Louise Johnson owned a small public library in Raleigh. Fifty-one Catherine Harding had become an opera star in Paris. She was of great renowng her stage name was Mlle. Lavalle. Elizabeth Weathers was student adviser at Apex High School. At the same time Irving Margulies taught German, Robert Berryman was the boys' basketball coach, and Margaret Nichols the girls'. The next view showed me a platform built at one end of Fayetteville St1'eet. A boxing match was in progress. The combatants were Arthur Wilson, heavy-weight champion of America, and Jack Bagby, who had a consuming desire for Arthur's title. The referee was Allen Rogers. Pat Abernethy had charge of public physical education in Greensboro. Her assistant was Drexel Layton. Laura NVhite, I learned, was the famous oratcr over whom the country had suddenly gone wild. She lectured from morning to night. Katherine Thiem had opened a foundling home for stray dogs and cats. Her veterinarian was Luther Yost. His assistant was Arthur Rogers. VVallace King had turned out, as we all thought he would, to be the greatest pianist in the world. H9 was then on tour in Russia. In another mirror I saw VVesley Wallace, speed king of America. He was then competing in an automo- bile race in New Jersey. Margaret B1'iggs and Charlotte Fitzsimrnons, I found, were partners in the law business. Naturally the business was very prosperous-they handled only divorces. Margaret Foster was their stenographer. Neal Paris was a real estate agent. He could sell more lots in a day than any other company sold in a week. Next I discovered that Mary Crow was running an attractive little kindergarten in Cary, while her brother, Hubert, owned a hunting lodge up in the Adirondacks. Last of all I saw Louise Bridges, who had taken Louise Brooks' place on the screen. I noticed that dusk was falling outside, so after deciding to return some other day, I left the Hall of Mirrors, well satistied with the 1'esults of my visit. HAZEL MCDONALD, Prophet. X! 'r 'P Fifty-two Last Will and Testament N this, the first day of June, nineteen hundred twenty-nine. we, the surviving Seniors of thc class of '29, having been duly examined by proper physical and mental directors of the Hugh Morson High School, and having been found tc- be of sound mind and sound body, do hereby relinquish our hold upon these things which we have worked for and earned during our eleven years for morel of continual strife. These things we leave to the above mentioned institution. May it be noted that if, in any way, this will is disputed as to its legality, or any argument occurs among the heirs over the distribution of the personal properties and incidcntals, those things shall be confiscated by proper school authorities and sold at public auction, the proceeds of which shall go to the City of Raleigh, North Carolina, for the purpose of restoring her ancient intellectual ability. Thus is our property divided. ARTICLE I To our classmates we will the following: Section 1. A. The class as a whole leaves in trust of Annie Joe VVare the fortunes and destinies of all those who meet her. B. Arthur YVils0n donates his wit to George London in the hope that he will be able to use it more profitably than he has. C. Sallie Council has seen fit to leave her Greek ability to Biunnv Rovster. ARTICLE II To the incoming Senior class we deem it a great privilege to leave certain personal belongings: Section 1. The family library, consisting of Smith's Geometry, Tanner's English, Bennet's Ver-gil, llVllll8.YllSOIl'S History, and all other books which may have increased our knowledge of the above mentioned subjects. Section 2. Personal privileges: A. The right to study more than usual. B. The right to have an afternoon conference with each teacher. C. The right to sit near, or on the front seats in the middle section of the auditorium. D. The privilege of being adored by feminine admirers of the lower classes. Section 3. Individual characteristics. A. The kindness of Lula Belle Highsmith toward her fellow companions to Jessamine Bland. B. The cordiality of Pat Abernethy to Margaret Boney. C. The quietness of Margaret Briggs to Emily Miller. D. Jimmy Kurfees's dignity and executive ability to Graham McLeod. E. The personality and popularity of Annie Joe Ware to Margaret Little. ARTICLE III To the incoming Juniors we leave the following: Section 1. Our gratitude. A. To the faculty members. B. To our classmates and associates. Section 2: Personal accomplishments: A. The athletic ability of Allen Nelms to Steve Stephenson, with the hope that he will display the same at the VVinston-Salem High School. B. The studiousness of Mary Dwight Turner to Rebecca Edwards. ARTICLE IV To our prospective Sophomores we leave those things which accumulate during that period of our life: Section 1. Natural inheritances: A. An undying spirit of sophistication. B. Our pranks and jokes, to be used in case of necessity, Fifty-three Section 2. Personal characteristics: A. The dancing ability of Nancy Knott to Sarah Olmstead. B. The bashfulness of Carvel Stapleford to Leon Chadwick. To the Section A. In B. In C. In ARTICLE V greatest class of all, the incoming I-'reshmen, we leave: 1. Our diligence: listening to whatever the teachers say. obeying orders and not following our own inclinations. following and obeying the dictates of the upper classmen. Section 2. Natural endowments: A. Mary Porter Flint's wistful and grown-up expression to Hazel McMillan. B. Bernard Ellisberg's gifts of argumentation to Richard Edwards, ARTICLE VI To our dearly beloved teachers we wish to leave some sort of remembrance in appreciation of their edorts and patience in helping us to cross another stumbling stone in life toward that goal, success: Section A. To B. To C. To D. To E. To Section A. To actions. B. To 1. The students appreciation: Mr. Wlessinger for the many things to which he has given his support. Miss Jones for her considerate ways and well constructed advice. Mrs. Couch and Miss Coffey, for making possible this issue of the OAK LEAF. Miss Partenheimer. M1'. Potter, and Mr. Johnson for cultivating in ns an appreciation of music. Miss Lowe, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Spurlock, for their efforts toward rejuvenating athletics. 2. Mrs. Barbee, we leave the younger generation to be trained and sculptured by her mind and Miss Gordner, we leave in trust the destinies of' those who expect to succeed in life through the use of correct English. C. To Miss 'Liza, we will a class of perfect gentlemen who will not wear their shirts without ties or roll up their sleeves. ' D. To Mrs. Smith, tMiss Simsj, a class that will take its history seriously. ARTICLE VII In order that the public may not feel slighted, as a distant relative, we leave a few suggestions: Section 1: A. That they extract from North Carolina history the names of the leading men who participated in the educational movement of this state, and that they name a spacious hall in their honor. B. That stop and go signals be placed at the intersections of the halls of' H. M. H. S. C. That elevators be installed for the sole benefit of the Seniors and Faculty. D. That each room be equipped with radio, not only to provide music, but also to broadcast announce- ments from the principal's office so that classes will not be interrupted in the usual method. A. Etfgai-:NE Srtvsr, ESQ., Testafor. Witnesses : STI-:VE STEPHENSON. FRANCIS EDWARDS. Fifty-four ,. V ,an-I-3 L - Lf--:. .,.... f,....:-:4 Y, - ,..f- -. l-129. --1 --...-ti-1---'l za - -,.,,.i--lg:-i al' 1 - - .11 ? -.s ' In -.f.,.... Y, 3 L , -. -3, if . - Y.-- : v --,,,.. 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BUNDAY RUTH CRITCHER JOHN CROCKER GWENNIE CROYVDER ELIZABETH COLXVEJLL MARGLTERITE COLWELL DOROTHY COOK FRANCIS CRADDOCK MARY CONWAY HARRY CASEY ROSALIND CRIST LEWIS CURRY VIRGINIA COX ELIZABETH CASTLE OSCAR DAVIS WILLIE DUKE ALVIN DICKENS MARY DAVIS RODGIE DANTZLER, REBECCA EDWARDS ELIZABETH EDGERTON MARY ECKERAD WILLIAM FINLATOR JOHN FINLATOR Flfty Slx Junior E'S WILLIAM FLOURNOY WORTH FRANKLIN HELEN FRAZELLE CLAUDE FREEMAN DCR-IS FOGLEMAN LEM FREEMAN ALEX GOODMAN RUSSELL GOODNN'IN DABNEY GETTEL EVA GLASS ELIZABETH HENLEY ETHEL HOLT EVELYN HONEYCl'TT FLORENCE HUGHES EDGAR HALL SAM HAGERMAN LOUISE HINTON LUCILLE HORNBUCKLE ROBERT HUDSON EDNA HALVERSON JACK JESSUP THURMAN JAMISON MARGARET JONES ANGELINE JOHNSON VERA JOHNSTON ARIDELLE JORDAN DOANE KEMI1 MARTHA KING DONALD KIMREY PAULINE KELLY FRANK KUHN JAMES LILES FRANK LAWRENCE EDNA LEWIS MAR.GAR.ET LITTLE JOSEPHINE LASSITER LOUISE LANE CATHERINE LASSITER DORIS LINEBERRY MARGARET MCDAXIJE VIRGINIA MANN CLARKE MATHEWSON RAY MCKINNEY MINNIE M. 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P. COLE ANNA COLYERT LOUISE CORRELL T. C. COUNCIL THOMAS COUNCIL ALBERT COX BUNN CRABTREE SAF.-X CRABTREE SIXLY MDN Sophomores OSCAR DAVIS MORTIMER ELLISBERG LEM FREEMAN ELIZABETH GANTT ETHEL GOODWIN RODDY GETTYS SPENCER GIASCOCK CAROLINE GARRISON ALEX GOODBIAN CATHERINE HARRINGTON OLIVER HORTOX HARVEY HARRIS DIARY HIC-ES XVILLIAM JONES VERA JOHNSTON K.ATHLEEX KIXG FORREST KELLY FRANCES KNOTT PAVLIXE KELLY XI.-ARG.-XRET KELLY DIARY LEESON ELIZABETH LEES ale-9 CLEO LUZLLS CECIL MASSEY BRUCE MORRISON VINCENT MOSS JOHN MCINTYRE RAY MCKINNEY MARGARET IICDONALD LOUISE MARKS CLARICE MITCHELL JACK MITCHELL MARICIARET MITCHELL GERTRUDE BIITCHENER If.-XTHRYX PIERCE MCARGARET PRICE DOROTHY PARMLEY THOMAS RAND JOHN ROBERTSON CARL REAYES ARTHUR ROBERTSON ANNIE BELL RAY ELIZA STEPHENSON L!! 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HARRIS ROBERT HARRIS ROCHELLE HARRISON ADELL-A HART BESSIE HINER SARAH HESTER FRANCES HONEYCUTT KATHERINE HOXEYC'l'TT SEAMON HUDSON PEARL HUMPHREY MITCHELL HUNTER WILLIAM JACKSON AIL1-:EN JENERETTE BAXTER JOHNSON FRED JOHNSON RUTH JOHNSON CHARLES JONES CHRISTINE JONES ELOISE JONES JAMES JONES PURVES JONES ELOISE JORDAN ALVIN K.APL.AN ELIZA KNOTT WALTER LAZARUS JOHN LLOYD EDWARD LONGMIRE JULLA LUNDY WILLLAM LL-ARTIN NORYVOOD MASSEY BIARY MATTHEWS POWVELL MITCHELL WILLIE MORE SIABELLE MOTTLEY LOUISE MOODY WILLIAM MOODY ALOXZO BIOORE FRANCES MOORE XY!-ILMA MORRIS WILLLAM MYATT ELIA MAE NOELL FRANCES HILL NORRIS BOB XOWELL AITNA OLDH.-SBI ELIZABETH OWEN JESSIE MARTIN PAGE LINUS PARKER GABRILLO PERRY MARGYERJTE PIERCE HARRY POOLE EDWIN PORTER LOUISE POWERS ENGLISH RAFFIELD CARL REAYES THOMAS SIMKINS ALPHEUS SPENCE BOB STRANGE JOHN STAPLE1-'ORD GRADY SINCIAIR ELEESE SMITH JULIA SMITH WALTER SMITH HARVEY SMITH C. P. SANDLIN ATHELENE THOMAS ALLAN THURMAN JOHN UPCHURCH HERMAN WOOD KATHERINE WILLIAMS JOHN YVITHERS HAZEL WALLER BIARGARET YOUNG HELEN EVANS ELIZABETH OWEN LOMA PIKE GEORGE RIDDLE WIIAIA RICHARDSON REBECCA RIDDLE GORGON RIGG-AN ALMA RILEY JOHN PAUL RILEY OSSIE ROBERTS HILDA ROBERTSON MINNIE HUGHES ROGERS THELMA SAUNDERS EDITH SINCLAIR OSCAR SMALL JOHN SNAKENBURG SARA SNIPES GODEREY STALLINGS JEWVELL STELL MARY LOUISE STEYENSON JAMES STRTOTHER BLILDRED STROUD ROBERT TERRELL ELIZABETH THOMPSON MILDRED THOMPSON WILLIAM UTLEY MARY XYIXING WILLIAM WALKER EUGENE WALL XYIVI.-AN YVARING WARNER WELLS FRANCES WHITE JAMES WILDER ANNIE L. WILEERSON JAMES 'YVILLET BEACHER WILLIAMS EDNA EARL WILSON CHARLES URQUIZA HARRY WOOD OMA WOOD HELEN WRIGHT CHARLES YOUNG E, 3 , QE? I ,,: Q, v . Sophomore NIV Class Mo1 1'o: Deals, not words FLOWER: Purple Iris Cowles: Purple and H'hilc ELIZABETH GANTT ,,...,,,,, ...,.......,o... .........o,.......wY P 1 'vsident MARGARET MCDONALD ....... ,...... 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B Freshmen AILEEX GODYTIX ELI-L-XXOR GRIEX FLORA GREEN BLOIS GATTIS HENRY HAYWOOD ERNEST HORTOS EYGHXB HONEYCCT BILLY HEYWARD LACY HOBBEY XIARY LOFISE CHAMBLEERORERT HOYVISOX CHARLIF HCGH CATES YIRGINIA CROCKIIB BRYAN DAYIS CLARENCE DOCGLAS WILLIAM DAYIS LOITISE DEAN CHARLES DOCGIAS HELEN DOWBLL PAl'I.lb'E MARY BRADI.EYH.A3I3IETT DEXBTXG MARY F. BECKWITH OLLIE B.-XTTS MARINE BARNES GRAHABI BARNES EDNA BRITT ECGENE BRIDGERS I. S. BAGWELL JOHN BAKER X. L. BALLANCE OWEN BALI.-INCE HOWARD ABRAMS RAY .-ALLEN HAZEL AI.LEN ILARGARET ALLEN LOYISE ALLEN JAMES AISOLD MARGARET AYCOCK .-AXIS BAl1.I-KY GEORGE BAILEY LDA BAILEY FRANK BAKER ANNIE MAY BA3'KS PORTER BARHAM SI.-LRGARBT BARNES LEWIS BARKLEY HAZEL BEACHAM RALPH BECK HARRY BEDDOES BI.-XRGABET BELL ALLEN BENNETT EYA BERRY JOHN BING ELSIE BODWELL LILLIAN BOOKER KENLON BROCKKVELL ERNEST BEHRE LOIS BELL Il-XTHLEES BEAT BIABGARET BREWER CORA BROCGHTON LYCILE BROWN MICOC BROWNE RYTH BRCCKNER ELIZABETH BRYAN JOHN BRYAN CLEETCS CANTRELL ELEANOR CAMPBELL JOHN CARRAWAY JABIES CASEY JOE CATES BRCCE CACTHEN BI.-ARTHA COBB 'THOMAS COLE 'THIELHA COLYIN Sixty-four ELILABETH E LLIXGTOX KATHERINE ELLINGTON VIRGINIA EPLIXG WALTER FLOCRNOY DOXKLE MAE FRANKS JAMES FCLGHYM INEZ FELTOX W. T, FISHER MARGARET FINCH ALICE HOWELL DOROTHY HOWARD FRANK HOBTOX HELEN HANDY MARY F. 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GLAIJYS SIMS SMITII W1I,I.LxAI ANIIERSUN Hl'IlPIRT ARNOLD GIQQRIQI: ASHBY IMNII-:L BLANI, '1'IIfmI,xs BQST CuRNI:I,1I's B1cI:Ts1'II BIeI':'I2 CAVTIII-:N ,IIIIIN f'Rf.IaTRIa14: Gimme:-1 CRQMIIIR Hman CI'RR.xN b'R.xNvIS RIJXVARIIS .IUIIN FINITITQR IIILRITERT I-'lsnlck CI,.xl'm: I-'IIIQI-:AIAN Iulsxl-:Y GETTEI. Snr H.v:I:RxIAN CII.xRI.lcs IK H,xRRIs FRI-:In HIQSTIQR .Ions IIII'N'I'ICR AIYIN KAI-I..xN .IuN.xTII.xN LANE SMI III.:.x4:I-:R IRTINIQ BI.XRHl'l.Il-IS BI'RIlI42TTI'I AIXYNI-I GRAIIAAI MvLI:oI1 I. L. BIURTUN .IMIN N14-Iznlxux A JIMMY NuwI:I.I. ALBERT 0I,xIsTIf:AIn f'IlARLl-JS Pm-3 Glcokurz Puwl-:LII ARTIIVR RUIIICRS WYERMUNT RIWSTIIQR S4-oTT SMITH Ifllwal-:NIA SI'IVIcY STI-IVE STICPII ICNSUN WII.I.I.uI WIxI.KIaR NVARNI-IR Wr:I.I.S TIImIAs WITRTII CIIARLIQS Yolfxu BANKS Yuvxu J 4 s X. 'rd'n. Qlfvl-41 .'J JD XI 5 N N T I Y 1. 'Q - ww Iwi n I I I .in Fall Tvrm 'VIARGARRT BRIGGS .,... MARY CROXV ............ MARQARIQT LIT'rI.I: ..... LOVISE GRAY .....,.. LI'CY Com: ..,,,....,,,. ,.,.... NIARGARIHYI' MQFAIIYI-:N ,,... PAT ABI:RNI-:THY I-IDYTIII-1 BAGBY CHRISTINE BAGXVICIIL CIIAR1.o'rTR Bl'It K XYIRHINI,-X BIANVIIARD AIARHARIIYI' BONEY LOUISE BRIIIIQIIS IVI.-XRII,-XRIIVI' BRI1:1:s. HRLRN BRITT ROSALII-I BROIIKSIIAW Lm I'II-1 BVNN Lu-Y COBB LOUISE CORRELL AGNES Covmwrox CLYDE Co'rNI:R SALLII: Cfwxvlr, ARAREI. Cox Orson Literary Society ,..,.....,I'1'es1rIe11t.,A,,,I .,.....Vic'0-PrcsirIf'21f,,I,,, ,,,mN6C1'6ta7'y ,A,I,I .....,01l01JlGf7l..... A fl l'f8'0l'-IWISS N.XT',XI,IIfI C01-'FIEY Spring Term, Am-ZRNI-JTIIY .....CHARI.o'1 1'Ic FITZ Smoxs LI'I.A BICI.I.lfI HIGIISMITII .....Tl?llS1U'P7'.... STOIKILR ......E1.IzAIsI:'1'II ESRRIDGIL ,,,,,.I,MARuAIcI:'1' BIINEY .IANIII JOLLY NANNII-I MAI-1 SI'I,I,IvAN IIARY VROXV GXVICNNIIC CROXVDICR EI,IZ.XliH'l'H ESRRIIMII: RI'lsY FARRUXY CH.XRl.0'1 l'I41 FITZ Sumxs EIIOISR FURR CLARA M. GRANTIIAAI JANET GRAY LoI'IsI: GRAY CATIIIJRINI: HARInIx4a CATIIIAIRINH HARRINu'roII LI'I.A BRIIIQ HIuIIsAII'rII t'ATII11:RINIf: Hl'llIJI.l4ISTON BILLY Hl'4iHl'1S BIARY Lm'ISI-: JoIINsoN RORRRTA .luuxsox GIII-QTVIIRN .IUIINSIIN I,uI'1sR KI-:XXI-:IIY I':I,l-IANUR KI-INNI-:DY HLIQANOR KIN1: NANvYIf: KNQTT FRANm'If:s Kxwrr LoI'IsIa LANI4: ImR1s LINRIII-:RRY BI.XRH.XRl4I'1' I.I'I'TI.I: :XI.XRH.XKl':T M--I4'Am'1f:N TIuI.I:'r' MwKI-IINILY IJORlVI'lIY MI-:RRI'1 I' ICAIIIA' MI1.I.1f:R FRANIRS XIAYNARII BI.XRH,XRliT NIVIIUIIS 1-'RANv1':s IiII.I, IIUKRIS DURH'l'IllC.X PARKI-:R MAIIRL. YURR BIAISICI. SARGI-I.kX'l' lI.l.Y S1'1cx'ENswN KIlBlCR'l':X SNRLI, Jun-1 SNI-1I.II SVRAN S'I'oIiI:R BIARY III-:mix STIQWAR I-1I.IzA STIJVI-:xsnx K.X'I'lIl'IRINl-I TIIIRAI Afaxlcs '1'I'1-RRR BIARY DIV11aII'r TVRN ANNI1-1 .Ima XYARE CI.Ym1: XY.kI.I.l-IR- I':I,IZ.Xl!l-ITH XYEIISTI-ZR MARIIARILT WAIII41 LAVRA WIIITI: lmRIs Ylxsux Seventy-thx ee Y i fi Seventy-four HURERT ARNQLD OKVI-IN B.xI.LANvI: DANII-:L BLANII KENLUN Bam-KWI-:I.I. 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Peele Johnson, who has been coach- ing all athletics in the high school for about four years. These coaches labored hard with their players during practice, and the results were Sl1ONVll when the teams went into action. The next thing to consider is their success is the way the squad worked togethe1'. During the games the whole team ran as smoothly as a well-oiled machine. Several leading newspapers throughout the State have commented on the way the team co- operated-in fact, the back field soon acquired the name of The Four Horsemen. The Purple Terrors have won ten out of twelve games, tied one, and lost one. This is the best record that has bPQl ll school in many years. The Purple Terrorsl' won every game they played this year except two, and they tied one of those with Durham, but, through hard playing, Wilmington beat them for the eastern championship. Let us pause here for a second to summarize the games and results of '4The Purple Tcrrors for the season of 1928: PRE-CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES Raleigh. Score Opponents Score Raleigh .,,. ..... 3 7 Henderson ...... ...... 6 Raleigh .... .. 25 Apex ............ 0 Raleigh .... ..... 1 4 Sanford ...... 6 Raleigh .... .,... 1 2 Oxford ............... 0 Raleigh .... ..... 3 2 Fayetteville 6 Raleigh .,.. .............. 6 Durham .......... 6 CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES Raleigh Score Opponents Score Raleigh ,,,, .,... I 32 Smithfield ...... ...... 0 Raleigh .... ..... 5 7 Henderson ...... 6 Raleigh .... ..... 1 9 Oxford ......... 0 Raleigh .,,, ..... 1 9 Dunn .............. 6 Raleigh .... ......,. 0 Wilmington ---- 12 Total .................................................... 253 Total ............................A.........---------- ------ 4 3 The above Hgures show the success of the team. The team scored five times niore than their opponents, and that is a good record. Eighty-two -q ,M ' ' , Jg,,5x,....,,... W.-. . --v-'-M...,i, ,. M- . 'gr M r . R- v-. , - .4--H -- A Aj .-1' ggL'..?' , QQ, f.bg - Im. - 4 , . I - . f - ,+ . -,-,wiv - 'g My qv- , A . . N Q.. ' ' ' 'kv . vb? -iyxgci x :limb -,ixf it-z, vw rx M. .- M .A , - , Y' ' -N., ...ff - Bw L -4 ww -7 SFIWIXRRM f- ' : ' : 'f':'?fli':iQmiiT? -V ., - I N. ff . C1I.xRI.II:, J 1-:WRI-xy ,.,.A. BILLY S'I'.xI,LINGS ...,. 'l'AI,lil'lli'l' SI'lfRI.oc1c ..... J. Plc1cI,1c. JOHNSON WILLIE DUKE ....... 'FALLAN NRLMS ,,,. .. CII.xRLII: ROm:R'1'S.. GEORGE BALI ,....,....,. BILL XNHITE ,...,...,,I....... CONXVAY BLACKWOOIJ L,... . ERNEST WOOD ............... LUTHER WOOD ........,,... WVILLIAM HAYNES ,..,,,,...,., 1'Coach of All'Statc Team. if Played in All-State Game. Football .....Captain ......Ma1zagf3r .,..,.C'0af'h .,.........,..C'oaclL ,....Right End Right Tackle .lfight Guard ,,,.,.,,....CCntCr Team ARTIIVR. WH.SON ,.,. ALLICN BAILEY ...... NEAL PARIS ,,.,,.,,,,,, JONATHAN LANE ,... WIL1-'REO BONIQY ...... JNOK MUROOQK .,,.., ,,,,,,I,f'ft G'll'flI'fl .,,..L6ff Tavkie ........,,,.,,,Left E710 Right Halfbaclc Right Halfback .Left Halfbafk Cr-I.xRLu-: Jlcrlflalcy ....... .,...,, Q uarterbar-If XNIOODY SM I'1'1I ....... SUBSTITUTES ......,C'e11tcr .......EnzZ ......G7L0,7'fZ ......Gua'rd ......Guarzl GLENN RE.xvIcs,...., BILL DVNAWAY ,4... GILBERT MORGAN ....,. HUBERT RAND. ..,.,.,.,,.. .. WORTH FRANKLIN .,.. ...,.,..F1lIIbclCk .,..........EnfZ .....Buc'kfi6Irl .....BackfieId .....Bac'kf?eId .....Bf10kfielfl Eighty-three Basketball OLD Hugh Morson High is indeed proud of its basketball record this year. It entered both the Championship Series, sponsored by the University of North Carolina, and the Invitational Tournament, sponsored by North Carolina State College. In the first series of contests the Whirlwind reached the Eastern Finals, but lost when the Old Jinx bobbed up again. In the Tournament, however, the boys were more fortunate. After playing four great games, the Quint was declared the Winner of Class A for the third consecutive year. The entire school is proud of its players and hates to see them leave. Three of the boys have played three years and are nlow preparing to enter College. These players are Alle11 Nelms, Charlie Roberts, and Moody Smith. The school wishes them even more success in the coming years. Now, for a word about each player. At center there is Willie Duke, who has played basketball only one year. During this time he has won much fame. He has out-jumped centers as high as six feet three inches. Willie can always be seen on the court, full of pep and ready to serve his team. Then there is Charlie Roberts, captain, who always does his part, and has led his team to many victories. In many games Allen Nelms, right guard, has been high-score man. He can be seen in all the games, dribbling the ball down to the opponents goal and ringing many baskets. It is very probable that Allen will rate an All-State berth. Next in line, is Moody Smith, left forward. O11 account of injuries, Moody was out of the games in the first part of the season, but he has been in all the Hnal games. Moody always plays a remarkable offensive game. Last, there is Hubert Rand, who came from Garner. Hubert was a basketball hero in Garner, and he has retained his standing since he has been with the Jackrabbits. The most prominent substitute on the team is Allen Rogers, who played well in any position. Other prominent Substitutes: Charles Poe, Buck Harris, George Ball, Neal Paris, and Nero Cox. CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES Raleigh Opponents Hugh Morson High School ........ ..... 3 2 Plainview ............................ Hugh Morson High School ........ ..... 2 4 Durham .......... Hugh Morson High School .,,..... ..... 3 0 Middleburg .... Eastern. Finals Hugh Morson High School ..........,........... 26 Wilmington ....... STATE COLLEGE TOURNAMENT Raleigh Opponents Hugh Morson High School ........ ..... 3 6 Red Springs ....................... Hugh Morson High School ........ ..... 2 5 Elon High ...... ......... Hugh Morson High School ........ ..... 1 7 Shelby ........... Finals Hugh Morson High School ...................... 23 Durham ................................ N.B. RALEIGH WON THE TOURNAMENT FOR THE THIRD SUCCESSIVE TIME' Eighty-four CHARLIE ROBERTS ERNEST WOOD ,..... J. P. JOHNSON ..... A. T. SPURLOCK... Basketball Team ...,,....Captain .......Mcmag0r ......C'0aCh ......C0ach WILLIE DUKE ........,.... .......................... C 'entsr CHARLIE ROBERTS ,.,,,.. .,...................., C iuarfl MOQJIJY SMITH ......... ........ If 'orivard ALLAN NELMS ....,, ,,....,, f Juarrl HURERT RAND ...... ........ F orward SUBSTITUTES AI.BEIiT Cox NEAL PARIS CHARLES POE GEORGE BALL AI.Ll'1N ROGERS BUCK HARRIS Eighty-five mmnwma: was aff ga, Girls' Basketball Team Captain ,,v.. ,,,,., R xx LAYTON ,......,..........,.................,Y.,.........V., ..f'e11fe1' Gumcl Coavhes ,,,,, l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,A,AA,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,, M I ss SARAH Blmxvu .xxn LVCY Bum l'6?lffC7'S Guards lf'0r1ra1'fIs PAT Am-:1:NIc'1'HY Amor-2 SHEPHI-IRI! Eighty-six El,IZAIlE'l'lI ALIJQN EVA Glaxss RI-Zlsrzmux RlIlllI,Pl D1m0'1'HY SAWYI-31: Drums Smzvmzkn A'l'11lf3l.1-:NE THOMAS Nf 1. I A 1' Rl 1'u Glcolcurl BICSSIE HINEK C1x1c1S'1'11c PMN:-3 SIIORTY CROCKICR f I I i I5 I My f sf 8 3 Soccer Team EMILY MIIILEII w...... ,,.,ww, C Yaptam FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM CATIIEIIINI1: HoNIcYuI'T'1' AAA.,.,,A...,,,A Left Wing VlVI,XN WAIIINII ,.,,,,,A,TA,,,,,,,wY,,,,...... Imft Wing CHRISTIE PAYNI-I ,,,,..,,,,,,T.,....... Left F0'I'lUll1'Il M,xIzG.xI:E'I' KPII.I.H' ..,..AT,,......,,,,T.T Imft 1 0rzLfarfL ALICIQ SH EIIH I1:IIII.., BESSIE H1 N me ..,.,,,,.. ,,,,AA, P071 tw' 1 07'lUC!,i'1'l ......,Right lt'07'Zl7Cl7'd DORIS SHICPHIQIIII .TAAA, ,,,Tw,,,, I tight Wing A'1'IiEI.l'INIC THoM.Vxs,I, ,,,,,,,TT,,, Lvft Halfback REI31-1Cc.x RIIIIILI4: vv..., MAIIEI, YORK ...,..... ELICIANIIII Ruz.xI: ......,., .,,,.,,.U6l?ff'l' Halfback .......Right Halfbaclu ......Lvft Fullbacls EMIIA MII.I,FIR AA,A,,,,,7,.,,,,,,,,,A,, Right F1,LZlbaCk ERNIQSTINII: HoI,I.AN II ...T,, .,TT,,... I 1001 Kveper Xf C II.XRL0T'1'lCI BEC K f'f'7lfP7' f 0I'1L'd7'lZ JULIA BIcI'I r .,........, ......w. R ight Forzcarfl BIQSSIIII Joxlcs .,....,., TT......... R ight Wing DORIS LINEIIEIIIIY ..Y.,. ,, .,..,...,. Lvft Halfbacls MOZPIf,I,I'I DAVIS ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,III. C 'enter Halflladc 1xI,xRGAIm'I' VVAIJIC ,,,IIIT ..v..I. R ight Halfback ELIZAIII-:'I'II P.xIc1cI,,. ,,,. TT...I I wft Fullbaclu VIcI,M,x Momus ,....., ,T,,,,,, R ight Fullback NANUY BVNN ..,... ,,,,I......!10f1I Kfepcr Eighty-seven Baseball Team PITCHERS: Charles Jeffrey, Harry Jones, Tommy Jones, Alleni Rogers, Theodore Sadler and Glenn Reavesg Catchers: Charlie Roberts and Jack Murdockg First Base: Jimmy Grantg Second Base: Willie Dukeg Third Base: Neal Parisg Shortstop: Moody Smithg Leftfield: Allan Nelmsg Centerheldz Allen Baileyg Rightfield: Elmer Riddle, Joe Cates and Luther Woodg Manager: Albert Olnistead. Nf JL A Q Eighty-eight in . , ww --ff-,-V - 'K XN - , I , ' ' m v 'N I y ,Nj XM, V .. .- x i I !Q,x-sfSS55,,x,xm,,J - fAf .V ,.,...-wx X , f' .u-. .. , ' Q, ,,,..w.. ' H i ,f-'KW f R K- 'Jf1:vii t.-,.. J ACK BAREFUOT ALLEN BAILEY HARIRY BOOKICR WILBURT BISIIOP WILFREII BONEY JOE CATES SAM COLEY Track Team BILL DVNAXVAY GRIYIIY FERRELL ROBERT HIIIISON SEAMON HITIDSON BIITRRAY HII.I, BIIRnE'I'TE MAYNE X f Q41 A an 1 LESTER NEWELL BILL PATE ARTIIIIR RORERTSON J OIC SANVYER. BILLY ST,xI.I.INuS CHARLES URQVIZA AR'I'III'R WILSON Eighty-nine V 1 . 3 4-, A, . 'QFEJ 1 gr- ' by '- j ,W ... ...W Ninety Features f .+ lv '2 1 1 - , v f. f L. 4 1 Lg! I Xxsw-6, . V 1 1 E, r N' . I , ff',v,,- ,. 1 . 'AX f,.ic,,X n W ,.- 'A . , X Q ,.f,1XT1 -,X r ' .- .. :X-'. ',.f 95',f,IMg. : '5 ' ,fr X .X H vii 51 , -sw ,N ' 515-W, - 4 4 N' . wwf- gv '. fy -5- 1 ,W 'zm 1 ', X -.. 'L --'I-f,., H 1 V 'V . 1523. nf., 'L W' . ,- , 'pn .' qfh- X 1-2 Y. 1 , ' 'L f' Q1 w -- ' ' ' V 4 J ' X ,- 1 X ggi- . , X . . ,, 4 X.yy,1' x X' W, 1,1 4. X. w , , 4' .:XQA 3:4 , .XV n, mf -3. ' H tu ,X A3 ' , X 3 X- ,-wryfffu .X , ' -Ji. 'fm-' 'rf 1, 5- , .4 .,, ' ' -- Q. 4 1.,,i',-mgg ' ' t 1 ' P1-' -' I. X r ' V u X . , X, ,X ,um Pr, ' ,Aix ':1Xr'2, 1 ' 4 L A Vg? X 1'. . . ,' . 4-'Ely ' 'u, ' I 'P . 7 1 ' .':f3 x ,L'Y3q v .1 ' . ' FZVIT 1 ' ' :U '.- 11' 2f,,JqwX,,' ' ,ng ,, X'e -r Tlx, ' f. N- :X f',. 'Li' . ' L 'X A X, ' ' ' if 1 3, .' W3 ' 'ni' ,, j ,. Q. - 'f' xi Ng. X. ww- XX Nw XX., . 1X x.X, , . 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VIII. -4 QUEEN ELIZABETH Old English May Day Festival Lost Colony Colonial Period Revolutionary War Period Pre-Civil War Period Civil Period World War Period Modern Period 1. Cotton Dance 2. Tobacco Dance 3. Peach Dance 9 hu 2 1-Y-,A :Q 7. 'ina ef gli' 1 -as 1 we a 'S' . in P .1 iw ANNIE JOE W.Vx1uc ........,...............,,,,............,.,..................,...,...........,,.....A.,...,......,.,,,......,........, May Queen NANCY KNOTT .,.,,,.,..,,,..,,,,.. ,.,....... L ady-in-1Vaiz'ing NINA JOYCE SRYGLEY ........ ...,...... C rown Bearer Ninety-three SUPERLATIVESW- gpoff WJTHQST ' 1 1 E A Iii L V Q 1 L' Q 'Qkf' '15, -- 2? 1, . ' 1. 'Q MQST 4 X. Pfwonaliig Leader Common 'Q 1 x 1 1 Q F55 .STM .... 5 L h 9' gev Cuiesf Be sf DrE3Sed lYXo5i ONQWIG! Bas? All Round f Mcpgofu ldv v fguer i if ii' Mos? , S1-udiolli SON 'fd Mgst' Mos? . bmous Hahdvme O rfimaatie 'Ruhr nety-four SUPERLATIVE5 'A' Mos? GST Dhessed MCS wdioug ArTiS'Hc C LLTQ sf 4' 5 Mosi 1-X H , CJ'm TT'evbox CO rn mon Sense B211 Rbuhd S w e e 1' e S+ 650 A MOS1. Pe puw' 3 ya 0 Y1- F ' ff S'mSbi f' , In tqzzx J , M05 0 fmisbt' 325+ S A ,fg.7'-- - I P 'C , Avguef . T3 k all , 76. I 3 X MDS? Q ' A A' OM gum! Wi'H'ie sf preffiesf IVIOST Chcwrmifg. Ninety-live Ups and Downs ,... .... Going Up .,..,..............,...................,.... .,..,.... Chinese Laundry .w.,,,,A,,,,,,....,..,,..,.,........ .,.... Your Best Friend W0n't Tell You ....,.... ...,.. The Lite of Lizzie ...,..,...,,..............,.,.. ,.,...... The Greatest Circulation ......w ..e..e The Brave Bashful Boy ....... ...... A Tack in the Seat ..,. A Lot of Ail' v.....,...,.......,, The Spirit of Dunn ...,.... Russian Mosquito ..,,,r State vs Duke ..............,.tt The Widow Must Suifer Hash ............,.,....,...,........... .......,. Literature and Life .......v. ...... Au Revoir ..........ww.....,.... Rome Burned ...,............... ....., The Tyrant Teacher .t,t Student Government .... A Teacher's Delight ........ . .,.. . The Last Command ,,....... .tt... The New Fur Coat ...,,... The Majority Passed .r,i Flaming Youth ...,........ Avoid The Habit ....... Midnight Oil ,..,.... Seventy-one .. ..,,, .. One Big Shock ,.,,.,.......... The Chairman .............v.. The Big Understanding ....... ....,. Don't Kid the Teacher VVhen the Roll is Called ....... ...... Raising Cain ......................... The Cranky Girl ........Yw...... .,.... I'11 Go to Collitch ,...,.,. Alumni . ,.......,......,...,... ...A . .. The Outstanding Man ..,,i,.. .,,,,, When School is Out ....... ,,,,,, Live and Learn ............ The Cafeteria Call ........, ,,,,,. N inety-six Parallel Books for 1938 by by ......... by by by ..,....., by by by by by by by by by .,o. .r.. by by by by by by by by by by by .ii...... by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by ......Ella Vator .........Dinah Mite Yet Low ...........Ha1lie Tosis ........Auto-Biography .......,..Ella Phunt Will Rize ..............E1nily Rose T. Tude ..i.,i...Felix Stinguished ..,...........Ivan Oflleitch Mark de Spot ........Polly C. Lapse ...........Ann Soforth .......Ed U. Kation . ....,..,,.,.. Cy Nide ........Plato Music ............Izzie Human .................Bennie Fitt .........Ernest N. Deavor B. Quiet ...............Cola D, Better .......Ann Ester Mation ..............Carrie Seen .,,......Owen Money ..........,.Will U. Pass .,,...,.Nellie Flunked i...............Violet Ray ,...,...Alex T. Queted .........Fitz D. Foot ...,...Ophelia Pulse .........Sallie Forth . ....,... R. U. Willing ..........Iona Phord I. Live ......May U. Prosper ......,,Earl E. Tobed ...Gladys Feeling .................Noali Teacher Normus Appetite Louis H. WILSON, '27. The New Canterbur Tales fAged and faded manuscript dated March, 1929, was found in locker 96 by L. YV. XV., was translated by her, and is published for the first time in this issue of the OAK LEAF., NE day in ages darke-four years ago- A groupe uv pilgrims mette, that they mite knowe iVhat they neede do, if they woode reech the shrine Uv that goode saynte whom alle were fain to tinde. The way to Graduation they woode knowe, That they mite gette Diplomas that woode showe, In decades hence, to the unbelieving wife That diligence each hadde showne in his past life. They came together in olde J. H. S. The famous Mr. NVessinger-no less- Came down and talked, and mcnuy wurds were spokn To telle them how to gette that marvlous Tokenne, Diploma, and how Graduation's founde. The guide spoke thus to thenig they gathered round: If you woode reech our grayte and reverend saynte, Thenne you must ever avoid the use of ain't. In chapel, laughe at ye speeker's every joke, E'en though you wishe sincerely hc woode choke. Remember Miss Eliza's word is law. Avoid the Jeter-he hath a sharpened clawe. Those things remember, and you'll gette there kwick, Provided on this laste you do not stick: Each yeare each of you shall take subjects four- Or if he is ambishus, may take more- This will bring units numbering sixteen- Enough to lead you to the saynte, I Ween. For several hours more he rambled on YVith goode advice and troo, but let's begone. Before their graduation, alle too neare, Let us approach them in theer Senior year, The first, Banks Young, to alle is deer- iVas chosen lea7Ter for their graytest year. As president he hath grayte dignity, And as a frinde is full of jollity And love of pleasure, but will never shirk XVhenne there's an opportunitie for work. If asked, the classe entire will telle you strate- For they're of one opinion- Banks is grayte! Then, Jimmv Kurfees is the Official It - XVhich, so u is fulle appropriate, For Diffnitie iersoniiied is he. He is Zi.-,ClIllll'9El 'by alle, as one canne see. As does befit a Council President, Long, long ago 'most alle his faults didde wenteg Cpoetic license no. 91857.53 But one remains, though conscience is rightly clear- His Sense of Humor is notte quite alle there. Little Agnes -or Monkey, as she is knowne- Has been so hisy that she has notte growne, Butte such a lotte of diligence has she That her work equals that of people three. tSo does her talking.-Editor-'s notej iVhen Mr. XVessinger gave such good advice, Some took. his words to harte. and so, at last, Most Sllldl0l1S of alle the classe, we see Mary Dwight Turner, and also XVilmer B. 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If,s'1g'q1 1 'LI 1 .1 1, I I, A1 W 'LH' ' -'1-41 1, , ,' 1 1 '11 ' 1 ' JC 'LJ .' '1 1 I..: '.11 . VVIVTVIJV , . VV . V I 1 .1 I '. lf if . .1 V I V.V V V V V I I1 - ,1 xr 1 11 1 , 1 V VV V V V,!VV ., 1 1 1 ' 1f ' 4. , V V . I, ' .,' N . ,f1 I .. -'I. , Ig' -1 I.I-, fhfr ' 11 1 11 1'11 . '11, I J 1 1 1r1ff111Z1 L11 1 1:'w1-7111 1,'111-'11g 1113-..I 1I,', Nw '1 ,,1.g.I. 'Twais in, a. restaurant they met- One Romeo and Juliet. There Romeo fell into debt, For Rome-owed for what Juli-et. ereelith allege Young owen STANDARD COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCES, IN MUSIC, IN ART, IN HOME ECONOMICS Confers the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music. Delightful environment. Room reservations are -now being made for session 1929-30. For catalogue or further information, write CHARLES E. BREWER, PRESIDENT, RALEIGH, N. C. JU J! ,st Mrs. Wells: What is the connecting link between the animal and vegetable kingdoms? Everybody Cvery vociferouslyl: Hash! Song Hit: My backbone creaks when I bend over. That's My Squeak EQUELS STYLE SHOP INC. 11713 FAYETTEVILLE STREET Ladies, Ready-to-Wear CA ROLINAS LARGEST PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO SIDDELL STUDIO RALEIGH, N. C. Oj7cz'aZ Pfzofogmpfzfr for the Oak Leaf Cheer up F sh. A busted wat h is right twice a day. The speaker of the evening had raved O11 for two hours. At the end of the time he said: 'Alf I am talking too long, it is because I forgot my watch and I find no clock iII this hall. A weary voice from the audience said: Here's a calendar, mister. Peace Ifzstzfu te RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA FOR THE EDUCATION AND CULTURE OF YOUNG WOMEN I. College Courses. ll. Courses preparatory to College Courses. Ill. Special courses in Art, Piano, Voice, Expression, Home Economics, and Commercial Subjects. SITUATION Location in capital city affords special opportunities, delightful social advantages, athletics supervised indoors and outdoors hy physical director. Special attention to individual development. Climate permits outdoor life all winter. For Catalogue or other infornlation, write THE PRESIDENT, PEACE INSTITUTE, RALEIGH, N. C. When you leave school and go out in the world, may you iind much success through life Show thrift and economy by trading at E FIR D , Raleiglfs Busiest Store Two cross-eyed men met on a bridge and bumped into each other. First cross-eyed Man: Why don't you look where you are going? Second cross-eyed Man: Why don't you go where you are looking? -Selected. And then ther was the s t y g th' g who tho ght th t soda jerke was a. fizzition. W yeztt-Burruss F ue! Co. RALEIGH, N. C. COAL AND WOOD PHONES-Office 2142, Coal Yard 1162, Ice Plant 141 No. 1 Elks Building-P. O. BOX 4-5 WHEN TRAVELING Between RALEIGH, WILSON , ROCKY MOUNT, FAYETTEVILLE DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL, GREENSBORO, GREENVILLE, TARRORO, NORFOLK and intermediate points- USE THE BUS CAROLINA COACH COMPANY Standard of North 'Carolina Th ' me end mused th fl pp h g dp ly tth t fh t kig I' Laura White Con New York street carj: Which end d I yo L ff t C d t k dff Bt d tp on uc or: Ma es no i , ma'am. o h H. W. PETERS CO., Inc. BOSTON, MASS. OFFICIAL JEWELERS CLASS RINGS, PINS, EMBLEMS FAVORS, INVITATIONS J. H. MILLER District Office District Manager DURHAM, N. C. BOYLAN-PEARC1: COMPANY NORTH CAROLINA'S MOST EXCLUSIVE DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 41020 RALEIGH. N. C. Cllieek Kas Ge g L d bl 6th p d t 1 203 Lt George: Nope-lat Miss Eliza: I can't find a pin anywhere around here. Where do they all go? Irving Margulies: Well, Miss Eliza, it's hard to tell. They're pointed in one direction and headed in another. Bell Phones 781-4-18-419 Raleigh French Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Co. Main Oliicez 17 S. Wilmington St. Plant: 44141-416 Gale St. RALEIGH, N. C. OLDEST AND LARGEST XX 4' i A ff K ' i 'Zigi-Egger sac . I - ' 'A JIWILERS slwnsurrns ormono-axvzs-us I 1109 .FAYETTEYIILLES-ST. Q Buy Jewelry the Modern Way We Invite Your Charge Account IT9S EASY T0 PAY THE NEIMAN WAY J. J. FALLON CO. flncorporaredl FLORISTS Corsages, Bouquets, Cut Flowers, Decorations. Funeral Designs and Sprays GRADUATION AND RECITAL FLOWERS PHONE 4070 203 Fayetteville Street 6'We Crow the Flowers We Self, Ellisbergns- The Shop That Every School Girl Knows Everything the school girl wears Always new. smart things at sensible prices COATS, DRESSES, HATS UNDIES and ACCESSORIES ELLISBERCVS RALEIGHKS SMARTEST SHOP 126 Fayetteville Street Charles Heck: How do you make an anti-freeze? June Hobbs: Hide her pajamas. Banks: Great Scott! What big feet your puppy has. Hubert: Yeah-he'll be a police dog when he grows up. Axle for WHITE,S ICE CREAM N one Better Compliments Thomas H. Briggs St Sons, lne. G'The Carolinas, Oldest Wholesale and Retail Hardware Store RALEIGH, N. C. Phones fl-5 and 446 Garland C. Norris 81 Co. Wholesale Distributors 122 Glenwood Avenue RALEIGH, N. C. We Sell the Famous Phone No. 170 Phone No. 690 Just as Raleigh Schools Grow and Progress, So Does the HUDSON -BELK CO. Keep step with progress that we may Continue to clothe the school 56 girls and boys of Raleigh. as well as DIXIES for VISIT OUR LARGE NEW Soda Fountain, Oihce and DEPARTMENT STORE home use. F 1'mvr1 ling 52 F c-c' t ALSO 3 Stories High on Fayetteville Street Candies and Confections 2 si .tlv its Hifih fm Armin som Mrs. Couch: If I said, I am beautiful, what tense would that be? Neal Paris: Pretense! Pretense! Charlie Jeffrey fto Charlie Roberts, after the last scrimmagel : Hey, there, get on your feet? Charlie Roberts: What! Have they come off too? WM. HENLEY DEITRICK A R C H I T E C T RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA Saint Maryls School and Junior College RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Rav. WARREN W. WAY, AM., Rector In addition to four years of high school work. Saint Marys Offers the high school graduate two years of college work accredited by the Southern Association. Crad- uates in the college work receive a diploma and are prepared to enter the four-year college as a Junior and receive their AB. degree upon the successful completion of two years' additional work. SPECIAL COURSES IN ART. EXPRESSION. HOME ECONOMICS, MUSIC AND BUSINESS For catalogue azlrlress. A. W. TIICKIQR. Business Manager H U R N H I1 H Y Pine State Creamery Company REAL RENTALS ESTATE LOANS AND ICECREAM PASTELIRIZED FOR YOUR I N G PROTECTION III W. Martin Street, Phone 2956 Corner Tucker Street and Glenwood Fred the Freshman thinks that roll call means pass the bread, please. Maynard: Inez isn't nearly so big a flirt as she used to be. LeNeve: Has she reformed or reduced? I. C. Brantley Dnucetsr Telephone Nos. 14 and 15 Masonic Temple Nowell Brothers Furniture Co. Guaranteed Furniture For Less GUNN,S For Latest Styles and Best Values in Wome-n's and Misses' Garments and Millinery Hilker Brothers TAILORS, CLEANERS, DYERS FURRIERS We Spf-eialize in Remodeling and Altering Ladies' Garments, Fur Coats. Etc. FUR SToRAoE VAULTS 105 Fayetteville Street Intensive Business Training for High School Graduates Shorthand, Bookkeeping. Typewriting, Penmanship, Filing and all Business Subjects Write or call for information MISS HARDBARGEIVS Alderman 81 Company Wliolesale Co-nfectioners RALEIGH, N. C. 307 S. Wilmington St. Phone 332 Fayetteville Street Telephone 24.53 RALEIGH, N. C. 14-00 PHONES 74-1 A. M. Tyner Co. USL BATTERIES ZENITH CARBURETORS STORAGE WASHING - GBEASING Repairing and Wrecking Service ALWAYS OPEN CHARGE IT-IF YOU WISH LET IT BE JEWELRY THE GIFT THAT LASTSN DIAMONDS WATCHES-JEWELRY LANDTS, Inc. 103 Fayetteville Street Miss Creighton tto Jack Bagbyjz Where is Claude Freeman Jack: He's at home sick in bed with the doctor. Bob Biggs: Whats aftermath? Fat Haynes: I'll bite-what? Bob Biggs: English. T AYLOR,S HTHE SHOW PLACE OF THE CAROLINASH This is a Quality Store But Not High in Price VVatc'h. Jewelry and Fountain Pen Repairing DIA1IoNn SETTING H. W. COLWELL fewefer and Optometrist 10 West Martin Street RALEIGH. N C. Plione 2153 BROWN'S BEAUTY SHUPPE Specialists in PERMAXEXT W.AVlNG SlIaIIIpuoing1 and Hair Dressing, Marcel and Wvaler Waving. Hair Dyeing. Facial and Sc-ientilic Treatment HAIR BOBBINC. .NNY STYLE 127112 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, N. C. Students! The New Come to BOON-ISELEYTS for C H E V 0 L E T Lunch H.M.H.S. Specials and Our OHJIZH SCIIZZTIUTCIZES Boon-lseley Drug Co. THE REXALL STORE Phone 95 The world's lowest priced Six, with quality unequaled Sir Walter Chevrolet Company Faye-ttf-ville Street RALEIGH, N. C. STYLE QUALITY AND FIT Whiting-Horton Co. Boys, and Young lVlen's You WILL Ifrxn AT Two Pants Roscoe-Griffin SUITS Shoe Co. Miss Connor fin geometry elassli Will someone please give me a ruler? Charlie Roberts: Louis XVI. Bill: What's the difference between John: Don't know-what? Chicago and New York? A SPECIAL SHOWING OF SPORT STRAP WATCHES FOR HIGH SCHOOL Boys AND GIRLS STATE SODA SHOP STATE TIIEATRE Bl ILDING SODA. CAND Y. CIGARS D to LIGHT LLIIVCHES. MAGAZINES High School Belts, 351.00 to 352.00 JQLLYIS PHONE9385 Jewelers Since 1881 FOR FAST Protect your chiidrengs eyes by letting us equip your home with up-to-date Lighting Fixtures. Visit our Show Room. Thompson Electrical Company LEWIS, YOUR FAVORITE SPORT STORE IANTZEN BATHINC SUITS CINDERELLA SHOES ARE WORN BY All Well-Dressed School Girls ONE WORTH PRICE MORE CIN DERELLA SLIPPER SHOP 113 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, N. C. SHU-FIXERY RELIABLE WORKMANSHIPM Work Called For and Delivered 12 East Hargett Street Teleplione 503 JERSEYDALE DAIRY IVIILK and CREAM Served In Our C A F E T E R I A Bill: Well, in New York they fall down and go boom, and in Chicago they go boom and they fall down. Ice cream sign in Ye Olde Taye-rn: Take a brick home: it's fine when company comes. BUY A DURANT FROM RAWLS erf'oRLD'5 BEST LIGHT CAR BUILDERS of DREAMS ISIOXS created by the imagination precede the achieve- ment of any really great accomplishment. The ability to weave the threads of imagination into the finished fabric is equally important. It has been the privilege of the EDWARDS S BROUGHTOX COBIPAXY to interpret the ideas of the Staff and create in material form their vision. from the art work and engravings to the finished book. this volume is the result of organized cooperation with the Staff. Such able cooperation is one of the visions which precede the building of a successful business. and is a part of the working policy of the Emunns S BRoL'oHrox COMPAXY. To those Staffs desiring complete cooperation from art work and engravings to the finished book. we offer unexcelled service. Complete service means undivided responsibility as to the result-one organization to correspond and talk with- one trained director. to merge the many ingredients into the linished product. You. too. may be proud of your annual. Correspondence is Inriterf EDWARDS S BROL-GHTON COMPANY RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLIXA Patient: Look here. Doc. whats the idea of charging me 5400? The last time I had pneumonia. you charged me only 5200. Doctor: Quite right. my dear fellow: but this time you had double pneumonia. X 4 f A if' ' Sf' 1 1 .,-ff' , X ff Q K K --- f X ini' QE'- bE nk 3' a 4 I QQQQI ai! In Memom Of THOJE WHO ffmib A vrzmvnsfa . i r! 1 iff i -'I pm HA? ur XVIII -WI' Lfmi 5 5 1.115 1 gswss: S Sm ? 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