Hugh Morson High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)
- Class of 1930
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Of our friends and readers we have but one simple request: when they glanee through the pages of this book, let them not be eritiealg for we have done our bestg and if we have failed, the fault is in us and not in our efforts. To those interested in the past, present, and future of Hugh Morson High School, we humbly present THE OAK LEAF or 1930 X I L w N x r 4' , -1 H51 Il,-434 4 , Er. . 4 ff' 1 Eg! ,il . ev-I rl. I, ww- 1 .N , , Y ' 1 . ' X 'C' t '4 -,4 1 4. -1 4 f A el. tl A QQ! Dedication iitwgf E, the students of the Class of 1930 of Hugh Morson High School, do lovingly 3, 'A I! dedicate this fourth volume of ' THE OAK LEAF get T0 p HUBBARD F. SRYGLEY a man Who has not only proved himself a friend i ii in time of need, but Who has also been a- great if-'11 leader, in that, during his administration as iff Superintendent of the Public Schools of Raleigh, he has completed a very extensive and much needed building program. W3 l'ti' fl' , if 't l Mil :gift limes! 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MARGARET CONNOR, A.B. Mathematics DAISX' COUCH. A.B., M English NINA HOLLAND COVING A.B., M.A. English .A. TON. RUTH Clil'ZIGH'1'UN, A.B., M.A. English Eight . N la- ' Faculty Roll C. E. WESSINGER., A.B., M.A. Principal LAURA EFIRD Mathematics MARY OLIVER ELLINGTON. B.S. Science LUCY GILMORE. B.S., M.A. French IDA GORDNER. A.B. English ELIZABETH HENKEL. A.B., M.S. Science GI,'STAVE J. JOHNSON Music NLE. J. P. JOHNSON. Physical Education LAURA M. JONES. A.B. Student Adviser BLANCII E LANCASTER Mathematics MILDIIED LOONEY. B.S. Librarian KATIIEIQINPZ MADDRY. A.B., M.A. Social Science NI-:LLIE MCCLEES. A.B. FRANCES MOORE, B.S. Home Economics GRACE MUSCH, A.B. Science MARGARET PARTENHEIMER Music ANNIE A. PICKARD. Latin ' ELIZA A. POcE . Fren ch and Germa W. A. POTTER Music NE.LLE SCOTT, B.S. Home Economics T. SPURLOCK, B.S., A.B. Social Science and Athletic Coach A. D. K. STEXVART, B.S. Mechanical Arts J AA? I--we'-' CAROLINE Science ' ELIZABETH S. WALKER. A.B., M.A. Social Science KATHERINE WRIGHT. M.S. Home Economics Mathematics M4, ZA,-... ' 5, . ' 7 , J A T 3.-LLIJL, 39.4 I ,A :If 'yvehda ..-j. L- YQ L,Y, OAK LEAF STAFF Nine yi ,Q AY Mgmt by M,-V Vik , W1 I .xl 1 5'Qf ,I ,- ,4.., ii! J ,m .We flfx :Jw i19? : 251 SA' .JV , 'Q i N: A i I ' .ll Hs'-.ff 1 -,I l,,Qfj Vi ' M fifirff .fee if I v Q' -i film! df j'Ay WI i I I X I I LMv-'-- E I ff sa- ' fl, 53 ,-v fx l . .,4 4 , gy., 'nf - I .., 1 ALBERT OLMSTEAD ....... MARGARET LITTLE ..,.... JAMES NOWELL .,,..... VIVIAN WARING ........ LOUISE ECHERD ............ DOROTHEA PARKER ,,,,..... .,....... ................ A s sistclnt Ad STEWART ROBERTSON ................................................. ............ JACK STOVNEBANKS ...... ......... F edture THOMAS BOST ............ DOANE KEMP ............. GENEVIEVE ROZAR ..... VIRGINIA COX ............. 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K X'b1 Q, .n 1 u 'i 4 5 1 I w W ' P J K f I If '- X xx I 1 - 4 X v ' . -. - .xr , ' 5 .-mb , 4.3 MOTTO: Not finished, just begun FLOWER: Flew-de-lis COLORS.: Lavender and Golf? CORINELIUS BRETSCH ....... ..... ..,,......... P 1 'eseiclenef CLAUDE FREEMAN .....E.. ..... V ice President VIRGINIA COX ........ .......,., S ecretary CORNELIA LOVE ........,....,..,.., ..... T reasurer Miss RUTH CREIGHTON ,..... .. ....AdU'iS6w' Thirteen Fourteen IWARGARET LANE LITTLE Whenever it comes to playing, you find her ready for fun. But-also ready when there's work to be done. Morsou Literary Society 2, 3, 43 Social Chair- man Morson Literary Soc-ity 33 President Morson Literary Society 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Social Chairman Girl Reserves 43 House Committee Student Cooperative Association 2, 33 Election Committee Student Cooperative Association 43 Chairman Daisy Chain Committee 33 Circulation lvlauager Junior Class 33 Business' 'Manager Raleigh Stiulent 43 Commercial Club 33 Quill and Scroll 43 Business Manager OAK LEAF 4. ALBER.T L. OLMsTEAn Thou of an inclepenclent mind, x I 'ff t A1 ,fi -f 'Lea .O 3 if 9 . l 745',fw ll' L '-A F i ,L IJ q A Q. w Who will not be, nor have a slave. . H Ediroraineciiief OAK LEAF 43 Joke Editor 'X ,Ml Raleigh Stfltflenl 23 Sports Editor Raleigh Sfu- Lp! dent 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 33 V12 Lewis Literary Society 3, 43 Manager Baseball Club 33 Science Club 1, 23 Monogram Club 3, 43 A, Secretary Monogram Club 43 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 1, 2, 43 Baseball Team i fx- 4: Assistant Sport Editor OAK LEAF 33 Football 1 'ffl Squad 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Vice President ' .,,'in Quill and Scroll 3. ? ,fel l ,L -' DoRo1'HEA Donn PARKER T gy She is a most -exquisite lady. 3 Q. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 43 , iff Operetta 2, 33 Assistant Advertising Manager Qlf OAK LEAF 43 House and Grounds Committee LM, Student Cooperative Association 1. 23 Quill and Scroll 4. ' it CORNELIUS B. BRE'rscH if We that loved him so, followecl him. anrl All honored him. ifi Lewis Literary Society 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 2. 33 President Commercial Club 33 District , V, 14, Typewriting Contest 33 Chairman Social Com- 'V mittee Student Cooperative Association 43 Pres- Q ident Senior Class 43 Locker Committee Chair- 3 man Student Coiiperative Association 2, 33 Mem- fl - ber Locker Committee Student Coiiperative As- V, 'V' sociation 2, 33 Football Squad 3, 43 Member rl Dramatic Club 43 Member Science Club 2, 33 lr Hi-Y 43 Chairman Invitation Committee Senior qu.: Class 43 Secretary Lewis Literary Society 43 ,Q Member Profrram Committee Commercial Club 3 'li MAEEL MUSE' SARGEANT A vl Vi A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Morson Literary Society 2, 3, 43 Member Dramatic Club 43 Member Commercial Club 43 A Social Committee Student Cooperative Association iv' 43 Member Cheeriette Club 43 Member Girl Scouts 13 Member Locker Committee Student Co- 'gf operative Association 33 May Queen 4. ,J +C CLAUDE FREEMAN --3,5 .A Singers are merry and free from sorrows C, and care. ,A Boy Scouts 13 Grlee Club 3, 43 Lewis Literary 1 'fri' Society 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 President Hi-Y 43 Vice President Junior Class 33 Chief Marshal Student Coiiperative Association 33 Representa- 5:3 tive Student Cotiperative Association 33 Sergeant AAXA, at Arms Student Coiiperative Association 4: V Vice President Senior Class 43 Football Squad 43 Track Squad 43 Basketball Squad 4. l i '26 'x Q l, jr , 3 T 3 . 'ir' A 3 .5155 O W 1.4, ggqfli L-V,Jif,..VYI A . . -7 ...ss...,..,.. -.-. --...Q .ix I XG u if 3 if C.q..,' N-wir .V ,,',y-, FLORENCE MAR-ION VINSON 1. ,I . The rnildest manners and the gentlest vf ' heart. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 33 President Girl Reserves -X 13 Science Club 3, Vim L14 X 551 1.44, E fix JOHN WITHERS - W 3 Eiigf I am sure care is an enemy to life. Band 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 43 Boy Scouts 2, 3, -tg fx, Hi? itll ,f'f'4 BETTY WEAVER ,I I love her for her smile, her looks. her , A way of speaking gently. 'gt i science Club 2, D1-ammo Club 4. F53 O' A MARGARET TILGHMAN V v 5-J . . . hifi Of all those arts in which the wise excel. hifi Nature's chief masterpiece is writing 4, well. Wilson High School 1, 2, 3g Class Poet 43 Member Point Committee Student Cooperative Q1 rf! Association 43 Dramatic Club 4. gi If Qxfj MARTHA CORNELIA WOODALL A mind at peace with all below. L li Athletic Association 1, 2, 4. not . Q me, DANIEL WILLIAM RUDY fl 'J How sweet and sacred iclleness is! I I L YT-, I 'vs N, A eqf... Q is xx, A 3-Ugg 1, .5 N-,fr-wig L -1 - v Y' '--ttgl ff N423-f 'M N ', i T733 s if elif .ii . Fifteen .,. K.. .eg...,-.- .gre au1.-.f:4Lna:r- 1 I :' , ,lui .-li? - f1.l'i-ifg,..- . i 1 . ' ' I . MARY ELIZABETH EDGERTON To see her is to like her, To know here is to love her. Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Librarian Glee Club 4. WILLIAIVI THoMAs Bosr Not too scrious, not too gay. ' But a rare good fellow when it comes to play. - Hi-Y 1, 23 Lewis Literary Society 3, 43 Vice President Lewis Literary Society 4g Sports Editor OAK LEAF 43 Sports Editor Raleigh Student 43 Representative Student Coiiperative Association 3, 43 Senior Judge Student Cooperative Associa- tion 4g Quill and Scroll 4. VELMA HILL PATTERSON Laugh and be merrgg remember, better the world with a smile. Girl Reserves 3, 4: Morson Literary Society 43 Representative Student Coiiperative Association 33 Dramatic Club 4. R.O1VVI,EiTT BARNES WORTH Plays well the game, and knows the limit, Anfl still gets all the fun there is in it. H Football Squad 4. DONALD S. KIMREY The reason firm, the temperate will, Endurance. foresight, strength and skill. Representative Student Cooperative Association 2. 33 Chairman Standards Committee Student Co- operative Association 4: Lewis Literary Society 2, 4g President Lewis Literary Society 4: Cheerio Club 4: Glee Club 43 Triangu- lar Debating Team 4g Aero Club 23 Boy Scouts 13 Track Squad 4. WAYLAND ELIZABETH COLWEZLL If I cannot final, I will make a way. Girl Reserves 13 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. 1 . 13 - ,V ,- , 'V' 14 f Ab di -fr O Q I I I f if if L Sixteen w.sn.-.m-1-QAA..-.melt - -A-V - - unsunns1 1 1 'H , . 0 'X 3 ,ga O . fi i xii J I Q- al' fi 3 'x I I' l' , i .C- V . we i 3. I C, , :ri 1 ..,5.., i 0 fir O AIT ft Q G fs! 3133. Q O fa --QP O A c v C1 ,fi i X fl . uf ,M K , A '-Qi if lj , lf 's fs 1 .5 N 1 1 ui 1 my '19 5. ill ' xr Lui. hi. Ly, 3. Q i 1, JULIA ELIZABETH SMITH A knowledge of books and mankind. X THOMAS N. ADAMS A jolly, nnseljish personality is the great- est gift of all. Glee Club 43 Lewis Literary Society 43 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 4. ELIZABETH ARMISTEAD S'rErHENsoN Sober. quiet. patient. and denture. A friend of-whom yowre always sure. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 43 Morson Literary Society 3, 43 Glee Club 4. CATHERINE EUGEMA HAR.R,1Nu'roN Wise to resolve and patient to perform. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Morson Literary Society 43 Science Club 4. CHARLES P. HORTON Strong in will. To strive. to seek, to jind. and not to yield. Boy Scouts 2, 3, 43 Lewis Literary Society 4: Glee Club 2, 33 Science Club 1, 23 Joke Editor Raleigh Student 43 Quill and Scroll 4. Doms LEE FOGLEMAN Maiden most perfect, lady of light. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Assistant Secretary Girl Reserves 43 Representative Student Co- operative Association 3, 43 Morson Literary S0- ciety 4. ,S ,ll lg., I ,, X, , 1' ,:, QL x. . -V, V, l . Y- ,3f.,. ,.r,.g-..,:-:-- -1-may-avr.-..-1.-,-v w-u--'-- v- - - , 1. , , -,-1...-.-4-..v,...,.. .- H.. ,,.., i i 1 E i I Seventeen Y' '4'- h f VIRGINIA GRISSOM Oh, that's the ,lassie 0' my heart. Girl Reserves 1, 25 Science Club 1, 25 Dramatic Club 4. JOE SAWYER, JR. It doesn't pay to worryg things are bound to happen anyway. Boy Scouts 1, 25 Track Team 2, 3, 45 Mono- gram Club 43 Cheerio Club 45 Class Prophet 4. MAR-GARET' MCDADE Her voice is soft, sweet, and low, an ex- cellent thing a woman. Quill and Scroll 4. MILDRED ALLEN PITTMAN Laugh thy girlish laughter: Then a moment after, Weep thy girlish tears. Girl Reserves 1, 3, 45 Chairman Publicity Com- mittee Girl Reserves 45 Student Cooperative As- sociation 25 Treasurer Student Cooperative As- sociation 45 Associate Editor Raleigh Student 45 Joke Editor Raleigh Student 35 Editor Raleigh Times Student Page 45 Hugh Morson Delegate State Student Congress 45 Morson Literary Society 3, 45 Dramatic Club 4. EDITH WILLOW WELI.s Turn thy face always towards the sun, Ana your shadow will fall behind you. 1. 1. 1' X, Y .fi , it? L ii l .X!,,. lf, J il ,,4 ,J , O ,, fb, all v r l,, I ,xg I ,J :Q- 1 ii! .img I I ,iii I s .x-nj. I Y, ..-ff-, 6 Mu f---I Mtn.: Q ,K-5 W. ,S X, fl.- I .i- Ljril L.. .Ki IQ, i at '-1 tx 'Di l I ROBERT SCOTT HUDSON ff-.E Good humor is the health of the soul.: Sadness, its poison. , Track Team 2, 3, 45 Basketball Squad 3, 45 'Y-1 Football Squad 45 Monogram Club 4. ll A +L E ' r VT . Q, f5i, so 5 igfffi ez, I , ,. I' us ' ii I 'alll 'J' 'iilliwfja 'f-I3-are .1 evil .5 of V, o . ' I '1 'i k .fl '11 'L .1 Eighteen . lz4 fx, A JAMES E. FOETEE He scatters enjoyment who can enjoy much. Glee Club 13 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 4. l ETHEL HOLT Strive, for at the gate of labor lies sac- cess. Glee Club 23 Orchestra 43 Cheeriette Club 43 O Mo1'son Literary Society 43 Secretary Glee Club 4. EVA GLASS Oh, why should life all labor be? Art Club 33 Girl Reserves 1, 23 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Science Club 13 Basketball 13 Athletic Association 4. HELEN DEAN FRAZELLE l Like winds in summer sighing, Her voice is sweet and low. ' Cheeriette Club 43 Treasurer Cheeriette Club 43 Reporter Raleigh Student 43 Girl Reserves 43 Commercial Club 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Morson Literary Society 23 Athletic As- sociation 4. REBECCA EDVVARDS ,V The best is none too good. l, T. IVEY GATTIS - l Success crowns patient labor. ' Stage Manager 4. 4 .3 l 1 iii It CN by 'xi' 1 C' l EE,-We ,,H,H,,W,, E gi-.' f'-.C ,,,- 374, 3,1 K e., it f f if-4 f:5LL'3'fv .. 3- G L5 f , fl A-5 Egfif sf 1, ln! fl .-- f- . Ju-, , , ,, ---W--. W .Y - - M -.------ ---- H-Y- -, wel- -:-Y -ee-1- -- - ---- - Nineteen fi 1 i Twenty w it ELIZABETH THOMAS GANTT t'Her warbling voice, a lyre of widest range. Dramatic Club 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Vice President Glee Club 45 Morson Literary Society 2, 35 Junior Judge Student Cooperative Associa- tion 35 President Junior Class 35 Junior Red Cross 45 Girl Reserves 4. DABNEY GETTEL And this gray spirit yearning in desire. To follow knowledge like a sinking star Begond the utinost bounds of human thought. President Student Cooperative Association 45 Representative Student Cooperative Association 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 International Oratorical Contest 25 Lewis Literary Society 2, 35 Point System Committee Student Cooperative Associa- tion 3. MAURIOE P. THIEM And then the itroubadourh begins to thrill the golden street. Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club 45 Operetta 45 Science Club 1, 2. DOROTHY SAWYER. 'iHer grace, oh, who could paint? She would fascinate a saint, I declare! Girl Scouts 1, 25 Girl Reserves 15 Dramatic 2, 3, 45 Secretary Dramatic Club 45 Tumbling Team 3, 45 Basketball Squad 35 Cheer Leader 45 Morson Literary Society 45 Athletic Association 45 Vice President Athletic Association 45 Secre- tary Cheeriette Club 45 Commercial Club 4. EVELYN B. RIGGAN Fashioned so slenderly, young. and so fair. Morson Literary Society 3, 45 Girl Reserves 45 Dramatic Club 45 Science Club 1. JACK L. STONEBANKS But still he fluttered pulses when he said, 'Good Morning! and he glittered when he walked. A Science Club 15 Band 2, 3, 45 Chairman Elec- tion Committee Student Cooperative Association 45 Treasurer Cheerio Club 45 Track Squad 45 Dramatic Club 45 Lewis Literary Society 4. ' - x 1, in I aeefir f.iffff'.Y.c . D 'Ji' ' J' ,115 I s.:,5'1g.- fy fe.: fr .ess 0. Y ,-.,,- f U5 Lf if L 5 A Sf' i K, 1 v it s 1.5 Aw rl' Jill .LL- J. .., F -. iw. ' 1 '- 1 . rife! , if .X ed .1 1 ,, is .il ay W , 'I Mi if N U1 . t ,. J. ,, il AAA' ! XX if if .i,4 1 1 ff: i 'C Wi ,ii 'Q f , . I- ---f -1 Q Al if if it if f 'lvl lf, i t 1- 7.6,--Y-... ...f...-.-.., .. I Ml :Ib 3 ,Bt JAMES N. NOWELL 1 5 ii' I am the master of my fateg V ,f I am the captain of my soul. cl President Junior Class 33 Representative Stn- , dent Coiiperative Association 33 Chairman Con- stitution Committee Student Cooperative Associa- 'XHV tio 4g Member House Committee Student Co- operative Association 43 Science Club 23 Dramatic tw '3 Club 43 Clieerio Club 43 Commercial Club 43 ji Football Squad 43 Boy Scouts 1. 5 MARY HARVEY LovE I I The sweetest thing that ever grew if Beside a human door! j Student Coiiperative Association 4g Chairman House Committee 4. .. MAR.GARlET INEZ PATTERSON V A big heart wishing to do right, 3 WI And to be friends to everybody. 3 Chairman Publicity Committee Student Council 3 43 Member Girl Reserves 43 Press Reporter Alf' Raleigh Student 4. t V9 T ji, GRACE LOUISE HINTO-N 'A A smile is the same in all languages. it Girl Reserves 43 Commercial Club 4. N3 lg. '...1' - KATE VIRGINIA PEGRAM N, ft, You'd have known her by the merriment that sparlcled in her eyes. 1 Girl- Reserves 4g Representative Student Co- ' operative Association 43 Chairman Point System my Committee Student Coiiperative Association 4. Q EDGAR MILTON HALL, JR. Who, with a natural interest to discern 3, What knowledge can perform, is diligent ,N U to learn. ijt Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 43 Lewis Literary Society i - 2, 43 G-lee Club 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 4. 4..,xf,.L fl l 1 I sq, R, MHIWWW lui. . X as 130 -fl: 1-3--'N fig, -T 3' 'IQ T 'l f-CAM fall-4 J ' 1 'l W L , , 2..,,s,,, ,-gym.,--, Twenty-one I l Twenty-two ESTELLI: I-IARDEE She hath a natural, wise sincerity. ETHEL BENNETT Much could be said about her if one could read her mind. Commercial Club 43 Girl Reserves 4, VIRGINIA DARE MANN She thinks the world was made for fun and frolicf' Tennis Club 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4. GLADYS LUCILLE BUNDY Music hath charm to soothe the savage beast. Glee Club 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 4. HAZEL ALLENE WALLER Joyful and free from blame. Dramatic Club 4. WILMA LEUGENIA BRANCH H Let my deep silence speak for me. S gm., ,Y ,DHL - f- f-v,-f .A -V , .. 7,3 F I-If -I ,F XX ,J-gli ffl is lil F-if xx + 5 , X ,IX i Jill? N xl ll, 4 till I tif 1 '-. .'x .r 3 5? 1 ll A- ir H 1 , Q HL! frown . ,A X 1 f ' 5 EN 1' lt My t.- -- 1 . ' -J F l . w v ' 5 . 5 . ,, H K 5 L Q 5 Yalwl' 14 53:13 Qi ,lu il ,. 1 .l,. i , . , 1 3170 ixjg my . :pr 'H 'fi l, C, ti., H W m i LX ll .1 'li N. ii 1 7 'Kar 'E xt' r, f ,, :vi X I Ei MARY FRANCES BARNES Better heart there never beat, Sober, steadfast. and demuref' Glee Club 43 Morson Literary Society 43 Girl eserves 45 Publicity Committee Student Co- oierative Association 45 Art Club 2. ELISE HEDRICIQ Success crowns labor. Dramatic Club 2, 33 Morson Literary Society 25 Student -Bureau Student Cooperative Association 23 Glee Club 3, 43 Library Club 33 President Library Club 3. V1oLE'i LANE MCKELVEY Nor swift, nor slow to change, but firm. Morson Literary Society 3. 45 Glee Club 45 Commercial Club 3, 4. IDA FRANCES YATES Quiet, steadfast, arid faithful. Girl Reserves 1, 23 Representative Student Co- operative Association 3. GERNTRUDE E. MANN Laugh, and the world laughs with you. CHARLOTTE MAY BECK Take it easy, have your fun, Let the old world flicker ou. .Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Morson Literary So' ciety 3, 45 Glee Club 4. . 'W -Af 5 ' N A I +A A filf fr fi?:?7lf ' ' ffl 'A ' mf-2 ' .A ' ---J 3 l A A A 3 NKJV 'QW . i.f,,E.-7.4.1, -.-. 4 -. Twenty-three Twenty-four JOHN H. FINLATOR, JR. Gayly beclight, a gallant knight. President Cheerio Club 45 Hi-Y 25 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 President Dramatic Club 45 Lewis Literary Society 2, 35 Grlee Club 2, 45 All-Southern Orchestra 35 Standards Committee Student Co- operative Association 25 Member Election Com- mittee Student Coijperative Association 45 Orches- tra 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Director Finlator's Foot- warmers 2. NAOMI SHARPE My heart is warm with the friends I make. Sanford High School 1, 2, 35 Cheeriette Club 45 President Cheeriette Club 45 Dramatic Club 4: Glee Club 4. MILIJRED WOMBLE A daughter of the gods. divinely tall And most divinely fair. Glee Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 15 Moi-son Literary Society 3. HUBERT H. RAND Truth and honor are his clothing, And he shall rejoice in time to come. Basketball Squad 3, 45 Captain Basketball Squad 45 Hi-Y 45 Monogram Club 45 Vice Pres- ident Monogram Club 45 Baseball Squad 3, 45 Football Squad 3, 4. STEWART ROBERWTSON, J R.. I chatter, chatter, as I go, Girls may come and girls may go, But I'll talk on forever. A Press Reporter Art Club 35 Reporter Raleigh. Student 3, 45 Associate Editor Raleigh Student 35 Editor-in-chief Raleigh Student 45 Dramatic Club L:, 45 1-'resident Aero Club 25 Senior Judge Stu- dent Coiiperative Association 45 Class Editor OAK LEAF 45 Class Testator 45 Science Club 1, 25 Track Squad 45 Lewis Literary Society 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Elections Committee Student Co- operative Association 45 Cheerio Club 45 Com- mercial Club 4. ELIZABETH NICDOXVELL ALLEN Roll on, ioorlcl, and I'll roll with you. Basketball 35 Athletic Association 4. 5- , --rv ,- ,, 5 , , li xl . I , X , . .,,,,.,.,..- 4 THOMAS BAILEY He was a perfect, gentle knight. Track Team 3, 45 Hi-Y 3. N CORNELIA Lovn Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Latin Club 45 Treasurer Senior Class 45 Morson Literary Society 4. GENEVIEVE ROZAR Her brush, her pencil, and her pen. Will rnalce this world a better place enoiof' Science Club 15 Dramatic Club 35 Art Club 2, 3: Secretary Art Club 35 Art Editor OAK LEAF 45 Publicty Chairman Student Cooperative As- sociation. VIRGINIA MAE Cox Full of life, sense, and wit, Lots of fun. and plenty of grit. Representative Student Cooperative Association 1, Publicity Committee Student Cooperative As- sociation 45 Art Club 15 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Chairman Music Committee Girl Reserves 45 Morson Literary Society 45 Dramatic Club 45 Secretary Science Club 1. EMILY GRAHAM MILLER Nature made her what she is and cle- stroyecl the pattern. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer Girl Reserves 15 Sports Chairman Girl Reserves 35 President Girl Reserves 45 Science Club 1, 2, 35 Secretary Science Club 25 Vice President Science Club 35 Chairman Program Committee Science Club 35 Dramatic Club 3g Morson Literary Society 2, 3, 45 Chairman Program Committee Morson Literary Society 35 Treasurer Morson Literary Society 45 CheerLeader 35 Senior Judge Student Cooperative Association 45 Captain Soccer Team 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Tumbling Team 35 Secretary Junior Red Cross Conference 45 Circulation Department Raleigh Student 35 Reporter Raleigh ,S't1ulenf 3, 45 President Athletic Association 4. WILLIAM FINLATOR Happy am I,' from care I'm free, Why aren't they all contented like me? Reporter Raleigh. Student 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Glee Club 4. L-fi V gt K1 , 'ff x fi fr-W 1 L. .ii 1 ' .gt ' 5 L' i fl ...sm .-- .Y Twenty-tive Twenty-six ...N .V ...x... ......-.... -...N .. 1,.,.....-...H .. . ,-.. - .-. , ' ,331--mom A gbfwga XXIII, .-ni! l if - , l ,li I , U I V li i I l ti REGINALD G. MOORE I It's quality, not quantity. Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4. i gi R i ELIZABETH VIRGINIA LEES A handful of common sense is worth a , bushel of learning. Orchestra 3, 4. I i 5 I MARGARET WADE As full of spirit as the month of May. Glee Club 3, 4. MAIIGUERITE W. COLXVELL l Rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun. Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Girl Reserves 1. I 6 VIRGINIA ELOISE. SHEARIN The glass of fashion and the molol of E form, 1 The obserrecl of all observers. ' V Morson Literary Society 43 Social Chairman 5 Moz-sou Literary Society 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 43 .5 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Coach Junior Dramatic Club 4, Society Editor Raleigh. Student 4. WILLIAM FRANKLIN DUNAWAY Whoever excels in what we prize, Appears as a hero in our eyes. ' Football Squad 3, 43 Basketball Squad 4g -, Track Team 2, 3, 43 Captain Track Team 35 1 Monogram Club 43 Treasurer Monogram Club 43 ' Hi-Y 43 Boxing Team 4, YVrestliug Team 4. ' 4 ll I i ,':Lg,41.- , ' I -A..-3' - Y'-ff Tl F 'X - Q H- it -A i I 'gl 44 f291'5-f 's- fi flfiiffrw A Z, UF- '5 I 5 ,fl if, Q!,L,fZg?I' T' Lv,-.L7il3' ' l MARX' ELIZABETH ECHERU Girl Reserves 25 Commercial Club 3, 4. l EVELYN G. MCNAIR Shine out, little head, sunning over with curls. Glee Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 43 Reporter Raleigh Student 4. ARIDELLA J OIRDAAN Not too serious, not too gay, But a true blue girl in every way. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 4, Science Club 13 Morsou Literary Society 2, 43 Glee Club 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4. KATHLEEN JOHNSON Like music on the water is thy sweet voice to me. OSCAR DAVIS 'A little nonsense now ancl then, Is relished by the best of men. Dramatic Club 45 Cheerio Club 43 Cheer Leader 43 Student Coiiperative Association 4. MARGARI-:r STERLING MITCHELL She was full of joke and jest. If L ,fx 6 ,,...,Qn, E-I7 ly f X7-Alix, 5-f ' 5 . .3 kg 9 . Twenty-seven Twenty-eight JAMES J. BYNUM Deeds, not words. Boy Scouts 13 Commercial Club 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Football Squad 43 Dramatic Club 43 Band and Orchestra 43 Track 4. PAULINE BRITT For she is wise. if I can judge her,' And fair she is, if that mine eyes be true .' And true she is, as she hath proved her- self. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Chairman Program Committee Girl Reserves 4g Morson Literary Society 2, 3, 43 Secretary Morson Literary Society 43 Dramatic Club 2, 3. 43 Vice President Dramatic Club 43 Science Club 1, 23 Advertising Manager Raleigh Student 43 Finance Committee Student Coiiperative Association 43 Athletic As- sociation 43 Cheeriette Club 4. DOROTHY J. UTLEY A perfect woman, nobly planned. Dramatic Club 43 Girl Reserves 43 Morson Literary Society 4. JAMES LILES Everyone is his friend, and he is a friend to all. Associate Editor Raleigh .Student 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Band 43 Football Squad 43 Dramatic Club 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Student Exchange 43 Operetta 3, 43 Track Squad 4. DOANE F. KEMP I am Sir 0racle,' When I open my lips, let no dog bark. Glee Club 3, 43 Librarian Glee Club 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 43 Track Squad 43 Commercial Club 43 C. M. T. C. 3. SUSAN Fosrnn STOKER Impulsi'ue, earnest, quick to act, And made her generous thought a fact. Girl Reserves 2, 33 Treasurer Morson Literary Society 33 Chairman Membership Committee Morson Literary Society 43 Finance Committee Student Cooperative Association 43 Circulation De- partment Student Coiiperative Association 43 Class Historian 43 Publicity Committee Girl Reserves 33 President Morson Literary Society 4. .sl 4, i 5-qw. J. 1 ALEX GoonMAN A workman that neerleth not be ashamed. paseball 4g Cheerio Club 43 Stage Manager 4. LENORA ELSIE BROCKWELL 1Her modest looks the cottage might adorn, Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath thc thorn. MILDRED PERRY My heart is as true as steel. Girl Reserves 1, 4. FRANCES JOSEPHINE LASTER Eyes of blue-that's my weakness now. Glee Club 3 4' 0 eretta 4' Girl Reserves 1 2 y P , . 3, 43 Morson, Literary Society 45 Science Club 1, 2. WILLIAM SCRUGGS I may be small, but I always have my way. Boy Scouts 1, 25 Glee Club 45 Science Club 3. GERTRUDE WYOMING MITCHENER. Eternal sunshine settles on her head. President Nurses' Club 4. Twenty-nine Thirty NORMA MORGAN Earth's noblest thing. a woman per- fectedf' Glee Club 45 Commercial Club 3, 4. FRANK BATIS With lookkes crulle. as they were legfl in presse. Cary High School 1, 2, 3. HELOISE DENNING The world belongs to the energetic. Girl Reserves 1, 3, 4. LOTTIE LANE LEE What am I, to that let me be true? HARRY CASEY He cares not for study- It weakens his eyes. Dramatic Club 3, 4. F. EUNICE INEZ COPPEDGE A flash of color. one 'deep sigh. Then you'll know that she went bg. I l l , 1 -, ,A f ' ' K xx 1 - - wvsww: - ' .,1 ., ' -' 1.x V X I 1 ' 1 ' ' W Wa, - ' o5IQocg.fS:oHI?oQ11?o M- Q e Y, 1. ee ,Q e ? Q 54, 6 f' e E 'AKA 1 I I ' ,Y---Q H9-J O 'B - eff? -'ffl' 0 ALPHEUS SPENCE 1 They conquer who believe they cam. f 1 e , O JOHN ROBERTSGN Tram conquers time. k O I LAWRENCE GODWIN , ' -'Give the beset return fofr success. Q Dunn, High ,School 1, 2, 3g Hugh Morson High School 4a. O . l O, kf.': '1' nw! ink 4a G f , fever E Thirty-one O O 6 .'y:, L Ye .CI . ,.-L-.Lg ,,,,,' .V..- ' V ' O rl 4'L'1T T!' f 5 ' ' M ':f'2'iZf?-. , ,i : ' - J S, 5:21wf'2f.1,532g4ffs:.- H , , O 7fT :' ' 'fizfffvf '7FA'5f i1F 7 e W e 1 e e , B, wx ,- 1 .?z1L:fgI-nj',.-N Y X Y Y 1: ,I ' ' W . 'J ' - VH e f 1 e .ta 2-'e r- Q f e A ' .. .sslffl-3 'Lv ,- ' W.-:IMI Z 1' ' X .,, V e, -. e , , , . .A e ' 'M ' 4' I 'X Q 1125! ' 5.3 . , V , ..! .V ,n ,L 'O , ' X H X nf l ,1 ' :well 1, 'li m 1 q1r,vfl',l , . all of fEl'lEf1slU1 -. .. , U w ww Not F1n1shed, just Begun OME fifteen years we ve llved, and yet Oul com se we must run Before us l1e ou1 hopes and fears Not fimshed, just bevun Some l12,ppl116SS wlll e1e pursue Some, happlne s W1ll shun F01 all, the future IS as yet Not Hmshed, just begun Behmd us hes a ShO1t pathway Of tr1v1al Woe and fun, Whlch seemulg crue1al 1S st1ll Not Hmshed, Just begun When we at last have passed the goal And our last lace have Won, Stlll may we Whlsper as we go Not fimshed, just begun MARGARET TILGHMAN, if O' lass Poet 4 : fs: gffilf - Q mga A 4 4449. .91 16 :Ov 9 4.5 494 5... 4 A94 45. Q A. 'A Thirty-CWD n ,v 4 . . fvpzf ' , gui n-. 'M Armin-v.'u n' fl., 1 -1' Class History ,HE class of 1930 was born in September, 1919. Cn this memorable day two hundred children entered the Raleigh public schools. They remained in these different schools for six years. In 1925 they came to the Junior High School on Morgan Street. The two years that they were there, they were not organized, but they met each other and added several new pupils. Chief among them was Emily Miller. who came to them from Shelby. In 1927 they came to Hugh Morson where they were then sophomores. .Xfter they became adjusted to being in high school, they decided to organize and elect their class officers. Thomas Jones was elected president. Except for the novelty of being in high school and for organizing the class, the sophomore year was uneventful. Juniors! I-Iow proud they were that they could call themselves by that name. Just as soon as the classes had become settled, Miss Creighton was elected class adviser. At once, with her usual efiiciency, she appointed a committee to order the class rings. Wliile the students were impatiently awaiting the arrival of the class rings, the following class officers were elected: Jimmy Newell, president, Claude Freeman, vice president, Billy Brown, secretary, and Elizabeth Webste1', treasurer. After the rings had arrived, the class began to think about raising money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. A play, Miss Mollyf, was given. Witli the money earned by the play and with some obtained from other places a banquet was -given at the Carolina Hotel in May. This was the first Junior-Senior Banquet to be given at a hotel. Everyone agreed that it was the best class banquet ever given. In 1929 everyone came to school proudly but rather sadly: proud to be seniors but sad to be sepa1'ated from classmates who were attending the new high school, After a month of impatient waiting, it was decided that each school would have an annual. An annual staff was elected at once. Albert L. Clmstead was chosen editor-in-chief, and Margaret Little, business manager. At the same time the following class officers were elected: Cornelius Brctsch, president, Claude Freenian, vice president, Virginia Cox, secretary, Cornelia Love, treasurer, Stewart Robert- son, testator, Susan Stoker, historian, Margaret Tilghman, poet, and Joe Sawyer, prophet. Miss Coffey was elected to assist Miss Creighton and the aimual staff. Many things were done to raise money for THE OAIQ LEAF, among these was the presentation of a play, A Corner of the Campus, and the Senior Circus. The whole school gave hearty cooperation in making the circus a success. This is a very abridged history of the Class of 1930. Although this class has made a very enviable record, it is only a glimpse of the things it foretells. And now we must step out, one and all, into the school of life, realizing that our work is Not finished, just begun. SUSAN STOKER. Thirty-three The Last Will and Testament PON behalf of my client, the Class of 1930 of Hugh Morson High School, of the city of Raleigh, State of North Carolina, U. S. A., I have called you together upon this serious and solemn occasion, to listen to her last will and testament and to receive from her dying hand the few gifts that she has to bestow in her last moments. We, the Senior Class, being of simple mind, but considering the uncertainty of the days we have to tell others what we think of them, do make and declare this our last will and testament, revoking and making void all former wills or promises. ITEM I To Mr. Srygley, our superintendent, to Mr. VVessinger, our principal, and to our faculty we leave our deep and sincere thanks for their untiring efforts and undivided interest in aiding us to reach our present enviable positions. ITEM II To our school as a whole, we bequeath the new constitution that the Constitution Committee of the Student Cooperative Association has drawn up. May you use this constitution for the betterment of your school and yourself. ITEM III To the Junior Class we will our senior privileges fwith a magnifying glass to find themj and everything else that we lcft in our hurry to receive our diplomas. ITEM IV To the Sophomore Class, as a student body, we give and bequeath Susan Stoker's knowledge of economics, philosophy, art, science, and the universe in whole or in part. ITEM V To the Freshman Class we leave this motto, To be seen, and not heard. ITEM VI The following may seem but trifling bequests, but we hope they may be accepted, not as worthless things lavishly thrown away because we can no longer keep them, but as valuable assets to those who may receive them, and a continual reminder of the generosity of heart displayed in our fine and full bestowal: First. To the football team of next year, Albert Ol1l1StC2lCl7S and Barnes Worthls athletic ability. We could not induce Bill Dunaway to surrender his. Second. To Annie Louise Vlfilkerson, Elizabeth Gantt's musical gift. Tltircl. To George Riddle, Williaiii Scruggsls bluff to add to what he already possesses. Thirty-four Fourth. To Furman Betts, Cornelius Bretseh's knowledge of law. 'F1ifH1. To Williani Anderson, Thomas iACl2llllS,S height. Si.rH1. To anybody who needs it, Emily Mille1 s gift of gab. Apply early and avoid the rush. Seventh. TO Alvin Kaplan, Jack StOnebanks's good looks. Eiglzflz. To Bob Nowell, his brother Jimn1y's popularity. Nzfnflz. To Thomas Council, Dabney Gettel's dignity. Teniflz. To Robert Sumner, Edgar Hall's scholarship and punetuality. Eleventh. To Margaret Price, whose voiee is rarely heard, Osear Davis's Oratori- eal ability. Twelfth. To Seaman Hudson, James Liles's friendliness. ITEM VII First. We do hereby appoint Miss Creighton sole exeeutrix of this, our last will and testament. Second. In witness thereof, We, the Class Of 1930, the testators, have to this, our will, set Our hands and seal. STENVART ROBERTSON, Tcstalor. Witiiesses : JOHN FINLATOR. JACK STONEBANKS. Nwf ha Thirty-five Class Prophecy T seems that my class had become rather boring. The teacher's seldom raised, seldom lowered voice was like a lullaby to me in my state of drowsiness. Un- conscious of my act, I had rested my head drearily upon my arm, and like one succumbing to the effects of ether, I gradually lost consciousness. But lol my thoughts soon returned, and I beheld the wonder of all wonders. I had been trans- ferred twenty years hence a11d was privileged to observe the future of many of my erstwhile classmates. In some unknown manner, I found myself walking down a prominent street of the city. Everything was changed. The first thing to catch my eye was an enormous billboard. In large letters ac1'oss its top were f'Hudson and WOl'fl1 Five Ring Circus. Also, on this board were caricatures of Thomas Adams, The Human Stilt Walker, and Doane Kemp, The Nation's Most Popular Clown. Wliile I was gazing at this board, who should chance to come along but Wiliiia Branch and Kathleen Johnson? I was overjoyed at seeing them after so many years. They seemed ve1'y enthusiastic over the fact that they were running a kinder-garten. Leaving them, I soon met Gertrude Mitchener, the beauty parlor operator. Engaging in lengthly conversation with her, I learned that several of our classmates were doing educational work. She informed me that Inez Patterson and Mildred Perry were teaching in Goldsboro High School, and lately they had been doing much research work, securing all of their material from Cornelia Love and Virginia Mann, associate librarians of the Congressional Library. Other members of our class were filling positions in the institutions of the state. James Liles was pro- fessor of mathematics at Wake Forest and had advanced a new light on the fourth dimension. He was assisted by Donald Kimrey. Violet McKelvey and Margaret Little were educating boys and girls at Cary High School. Violet was principal, and Margaret was truant oflicer. I continued my rambles throughout the city and from various sources learned the following: in the State oflices of North Carolina Dalmcy Gettel was Commissioner of Revenue. His secretary was Ethel Holt, and the staff members were as follows: Ethel Bennett, Lenora Broekwell, Elizabeth Allen, Helen Frazelle, and Catherine Harrington. In the Department of Education Lyle Hofmeister was Superintendent of Public Instruction, and his secretary was Aridella Jordan. The Commissioner of Agriculture was Charles Horton whose knowledge of rural life was helping him immensely. Mildred Pittman and Stewart Robertson were editing The Raleigh Times and were supporting Thomas Bailey for President of the United States. They were also featuring revolutionary news from Mexico, and their latest story stated that Bill Dunaway had elected himself President of Mexico. Assisting him in this revolu- tion were: his wife, Naomi Sharpe, Ivey Gattisg Daniel Rudy, Alex Goodman. Their Mexican column also stated that Evelyn McNair was living in Mexico. Thirty-six Genevieve Rozar was painting cover pages for leading magazines, and her chief models were Jack Stonebanks and Mildred Womble. She was also art director for the studio in which were th1'ee movie stars, namely, Dorothy Sawyer, Reginald Moore, and James Nowell. In this same studio, Albert Olmstead was director of all athletic pictures. On the night previous there had been a hop given at West Point. James Porter, dancing master, gazed with pride as his pupils glided gracefully across the polished floor. Music for the dance was furnished by John Finlatoris orchestra. lt was composed entirely of Hugh M0l'SO11 Alumni: Edgar Hall, Claude Freeman, Maurice Thiem, Thomas Bost, James Bynum, and Bill Scruggs. Big happenin-gs were scheduled for the following day in Chapel Hill. Virginia Cox was giving a party at her home in honor of Pauline Britt who was visiting her. Others present were: Dorothy Utley, Margaret Wade, Mabel Sargeant, Eleanor Rozar, Louise Hinton, Doris Eogleman, Elizabeth Edgerton, Cornelius Bretsch, and Bill Finlator. It was North Carolina Home Coming Day, and visitors to the old Hugh Morson were Susan Stoker, Margaret Tilghman, Elise Hedrick, Eloise Shearin, and Elizabeth and Marguerite Colwell. Susan and Margaret were writing theme songs in Hollywood. Elise and Eloise were featuring a style shop in New York, and Elizabeth and Marguerite were growing rich operating a bus line from coast to coast. Caroline Ga1'rison, Marion Vinson, Edith Wells, Ida Yates, Margaret McDade, Eva Glass, and Mary Echerd were appearing in a vitaphone chorus as the Gamison Sisters. In the same vaudeville bill Gladys Bundy featured with her violin solos. At one time something happened to the picture mechanism, and the lapse during its repairing would have been boring had it not been for Josephine Iiaster's organ recital. At a meeting of the Raleigh Y. W. C. A. the officers for the coming year were elected as follows: physical director, Emily Miller, general secretary, Julia Smith, and the board of directors were Betty Weaver, Estelle Hardee, Martha Woodall, Kate Pegram, Dorothea Parker, and Norma Morgan. At this meeting Inez Cop- pedge related her travels in Porto Rico. Velma Patterson had married and moved to New York, and the famous man- nequin Evelyn Riggan was sharing her apartment. The interior decoration of this apartment was most ingeniously done by Mary Frances Barnes who had at- tracted much attention due to her ability in this line. Visiting them were two missionaries, Mary Harvey Love and Frances Craddock. It seemed that I had been foretold the future of all my classmates when I was awakened by a loud laugh from Hubert Rand. My senses gradually returned, and with a yawn or two I discovered myself back in class. Hubert laughed too soon, for his future had not yet been foretold. Joi: SAXVYER. Thirty-seven Roll Of the Junior E Class ALLISON, WILLIAM IANDERBON, WILLIAM AUSTIN, HILDA IXUSTIN, JAMES AUSTIN, ROBERT AYCOUK, CHARLES B. BAILEY, ALLEN BAKER, AVA BARNES, RACHEL I3Al'COM, JESSIE RUTH BRANCIII, MARY BETTS, FURMAN BOYD, ROB BROUOHTON, .ARTHUR BLTFFALOE, MAE BRAXTON, BERT CAMPBELL, DOROTHY CAMPBELL, MAR'fHA CARTER, GKACYE CATES, ANNIE LAURIE COLEY, SAM COLEY, WILLIE LEE COLLINS, WILLIAM COUNUIL, T. C. CURRAN, HUGH DIANIE-LS, PAULINE IJAVIS, MOZELLE DEMPSEY, MARY LEE LJXVORSKY, MILDRED EVHERD, LOUISE FULHI-IUM. JAMES Thirty-eight 11-AULLER, HILDA GOAD, WILLIAM GR-OVESA, JOSEPHINE HAMILTON, NINA HARIRIS, ROBERT HARRISON, ILOCHELLE HINER, BESSIE HONEYCUTT, FRANCES HfJXX'ARD, PAULINE HUDSON, SEAMAN HUNTER, MI'FCHELL J ACOBS, ARNOLD JACKSON, WILLIAM JOHNSON, BAXTER .JORDAN, ELOISE KAPLAN, AALVIN KNOTT, ELIZA LAZARUS, IRVING LAZARUS, WALTER MC'DADE, ELIZABETH MARTIN, WILLIAM MASSEY, NORWOOD MAT'FHENK'S, NIARY F. NIOORE, ALONZO M0l'NT, MILIJRED MOEF, WILLIE MYATT, WILLIAM N ONVELL, BOB PAGE, JESSE M. PATRICK, JAMES PEAOOCK, LEONARD xr T 'G PERRY, ROLAND PIERCE, MARGlTERI'FE PORTER, IRWIN PONVELL, JAMES POVVERS, LOUISE REAVES, GLENN RICHARDSON, WILBIA RICQLQAN, GORDON RILEY, ALMA SALMOND, CHARLOTTE SENNA, HERBERT SHARPE, EDITHA STALLINOS, GODFREY STELL, JEWELL STEVENSON, MARY L. SUMMERS, MARGARET SUMNER., WILLIAM TALTON, CHARLES THOMPSON, MILDRED UTLEY, WILLIAM VINING, MARY FRANCES WARINLQ, VIVIAN WHITE, EXVANGELINE WHITE, MARX' CHESTER WVILDER, JAMES WILLIAMS, BEECHER WILKERSON, ANNIE L WILSON, EDNA EARL WOBIBLE, RUEUS WOOD, HARRY ,A 4, D LW A X FLOXVERZ Daisy MITCHEI.I. HUNTER. .,.. . WILLIAM ANDEIRSON ,....... ARNOLD JACOBS ....,,IV BOD NONVELL ...,......,,... MISS IDA GORDNER ,..Y,.. Junior E Class MO'I'I'O: Orzuwzrd 111111 Upuwzrfl Nf E Q 'COLORS : 4 i F I 'N . - ' -nr , .... ,w.A-IAA Whwitf' and Gold .............P7'C8'ifl6'Ilf ....O.Vice President ..,.I.....Sem'etary ........Teas1w'eo' ..I.AAIZviser Thirty-Dine Roll Of Ophomore D Class ADAMS, ELIZABETH ADAMS. MARGARET BAKER, JOIIN BARNES, MAXINIC BARNES. JIMMY BASIIEORD. CATIIERINE BATTS, OLLIE BOST, JOHN BRANCH, VIRGINIA BRIDGERS, EUGENE BROXVN, BRUCE BROWN, JULIA BYNUM, WILLIAINI CHAIVIBLEE, MARY L. CIIAPI-ELL, ALICE COATES, MARCELLITE COLLIE, IDA DAVIS, BRYAN DIXON, MARY DAIL DOXVELI., HELEN ELLINGTON . KfX'l'IIERINE, GIk'I'TlS, BLOIS Forty GODXVIN. ALINE GREEN, FRANK HAMLET, MAIIY ELIZABETH HONEYCUTT. EUGENE I'10'NEYCUTT, KATHERINE H0'RTON, FRANK HOXX'ARD, IJOROTI-IY JOHNSON. ERDIE JONES, BILL LASSITER, WILTON LASTER, MALCOLM LAUGHLIN, ALICE LYNCH, MARCUS MADDRY, J. FRANK MARGULIES, JESSE MARTIN, DAN MOGILL, GRACE MOODY, WILLIAM MORRIS, MACON MURRAY, BRAXTON NANCE, WALTER PAGE. LEGRANDE .Nf PARKER, ALEX PEARCE, MARY PRICE, DOROTIIY PULLY, ALICE RARE, ELIZABETH RAY, DOROTHY RICHARDSON, MARGARET SELIGSON. BIRDENA SHEPHERD, DONIS SIXIITH, IHAYXVOOD 'TERRELL ROBERT TILL, WILLARD UPCHURCH, NELLIE UZZLE, DOROTHY VANDERGRIFT, HAL WAIIL, EUGENE WEI.CH, AGEE WHEEILER., ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, MARY WILILIAMS, PETER WILIIIAMS, V0-IIE-NE WILI.IS, EVERETTE .... - A-'van'-H-'.,,.--v-now , , , . , v-....., f 1 Alnil I ilu? J FLOWER: Pansy FRANK HORTON ...,,....... DAN MARTIN ........... ELIZABETH WHEELER .,....... DOROTHY RAY ,......,.,. MRS. W. A. COUCH .O,O,,O, Sophomore D Class MOTTO: Victory crowns labor N f ... COLORS: Blue and Gold .............................,.Pres1dent ..,.,.,.Vice President ................Secretav'y ...,.....T7'6dS'LL'l'C'l' ..........Adviser Forty-one ALLEN. LOUISE ALLEN. ROY BAGXVELL, MILTON BAKER, FRANK BANKS, ANNIE MAE BARNES, MARGARET BEIACI-IAIXI. HAZEL BECK, RAI.l'II BENNETT, ALLEN BLAKE. MAREL BLAKENSIIIR. EDNA BRIDGERS. LOUISE BRINKLEY. BENJAMIN BROWN. LUOILE BUCK, NE,X'II.I.lE BURGESS. CLIFTON BYNUM, MARY BYRUM, FRED CARRAXVAY. BIDDLE CASEY. JAMES CAITTHEN, BRUCE CLEYELAND, JACK COBB, NIARITIN DANIEL, BONNIE DENNING, HAMMETT FARIS. JAMES FINLATOR, DOROTHY GOODVVIN. AR.THUR GRISSOM. FLORENCE HAMILTON. OPHELIA HANNA. GRIMES Forty-two ,yy 'Iva AQ? Roll of Sophomore HARDESTY. JULIAN HARRILL, CORA HEATIIERLY. ROSE HOLLAND. ERNESTINE HOUSE, 'CLARIOE HUFI-IAM, BILLY HUNTER, LILLIAN JACKSON. LIIII. JENRE'I 1'E, OPAL JENKINS. GENEYIEVE JERIXIAN, DONALD JOHNSON. DOROTHY JOHNSON. MAUDE JONES, AMETIIA SUE JONES. CHARLES JORDAN. ANNIE RUTH KELLY, MILIDIIEIJ KENNIEIJY, H.XYES KIMBALL. BEN KIMBAIYTI, O1-IRIN KIhIIClE1', A. C. IQING. ARNETTE LEE. VIRGINIA LITTLE, J. B. MCKEIC, JAMES MOLEAN, JOHN IVIATTHEXVS, MIXRY MAYO, HOWARD MITCHELL, ANGES MONIEI. SARA MYERS, EMIIIY 'N f JL A T A, W, Q, ., . C Class PAYNE, CHRISTIE PERKINS, ROBER-'P POOLE. IVIARIE POOLE, VIIIGINIA POXVELL. RALPH PRINCE, ELOISE RICHARDSON, MOCOY RIVERS, HELEN RL'FI IN. HELIEN SANDEREORD, WILLARD SANDLIN, VVOODROXV SOIIERWIN. ED. SELLERS, HILDA SHEPHERD, ALICE SMITH, FARMER SMITH, GOR-DOIN S'l'EILL. INEXVTON STELL. LEONARD STEIJHENSON. ELLEN STOKER. ELIZABETH STONE. JOE TALTON, EVELYN UNDEIIYXVOOD. MARGARET VVALTERS. GEORGE WEAVER, PEGGY WESTEROOK, MYRA VVILLIAINI, CRAYTON VVILLIAIXI, I-IERMAN WILLIAMS. THOMAS WILLIAM, VERITAS Y, R R V,,, . W, ,E ., b 1 , A .,.i1'EMe,, K R, ,A .M -..ee R. . ,-,,..,.,,c5..e.,.-M....,,..L.-4:. L , W, H. .. . , , Sophomore C Class Mo'1'T0: Semper fidelis FLOXVERI Red Rose COLORS: Red and White HOWARD MAYO ........,... , .............................. President BRUCE CAUTHEN ........ ...e.........,....,.,.,. V ice President SARA MONIE .,.......,......... .e,e... S' eeretary and Treasurcl' Miss NELLIE SCOTT ,....... ,.,...w. .,.............,.......... A c Zfuisev' X! '-5 Forty-three I R011 ALLEN, HAZEL BAILEY, AVIS BAILEY. GEORGE BALLANCE, N. L. BARBOYR, ESTELLE BARKLEY, LEWIS BAIICOM, MARY BAUCOM. GEORGE BEHRE, ERNEST BELL, LOIS BLANCIIARD. AGNES BOGUE, IQATHERINE BROOKS, DORIS BROOKS, LINWOOD BRCXVN. ARCTHIE BRYAN, JOHNNY BURTON, EUGENE BUSBEE, ELIZABETH CAMPBELL, ELEANOR CARROLL, RI'SSELL CASEY, JAMES! CASH, MARIE CHADXVICK, LEON CHAPPELI., C. D. COBCRN. TRANNIE YATES COLLINS, IRIS COPPEDGE. ALVAH CRANE, LESTER CRUDUP. WOODS DEAN. WILLARD DOXVDEE, LEONARD EASON, GERALDINE EREN. EDWVARD EDYVARDS, ELEANOR ELLINGTON, BILLIE FARMER, ROBERT Forty-four Of the Freshman FARRAR, HOYVARD FOGLEMAN, HAZEL FORREST, PIUGII FRAZELLE, SARAH FULLER., CHARLOITE GIRTON. KENNETH GLASS, JAKIE HAGEN, GEORKQIC HYKLES, BATTLE HARDEE., VERA HAYES, ELSIE HODGE, DAPHNE PIOXVARD, BILLY HUNNICUTT, DORIS JACKSON, THOMAS JOHNSON. FRANK JONES, CLARENCE KING, TXVAIN LAMBERT, BEAN LASSITER. JACK LASSITER, R0'YC3E LILES. CHARLES LILES, MARIE LONG. T. E. MARTIN, FRANK MASSEY, JOE MAYNARD, JAMES MCKIMMON, HENRY MITCHELI., FRANK MONK, ELIZABETH MOORE. RALPH MORAS, ERMA MVRRAY, MARGARET NORDAN, THELMA OLMSTEAD, SARAH OXVEN, ARTHUR PAYNE. MARGARET B Class PEACOCK, WILRUR PEARCE, MARY SUE PLEXICO, MARGARET POOLE, HILDA POXVELL, CARI. SANDERFORD. KERMIT SANDERFORD, WILLARD SAXVYER, PAULINE SIDES, GORDON SILVER. FRED SMITH. MARX' SMITII, SCOTT STELI., STANLEY STEFPHENS. WILLIAM STEPHENSON. NA1' STONE, BEN STRAUGHN, BENNETT STRICKLAND, CARLTON SUMMERS. OSCAR TAYLOR. A. T. TENNANT, CORLESS THRIFT, SAM UPCHUR-CH, ETHEL V.ADEN. RICHARD WADFOIID, THOMAS WADFORD, VVILBUR WALICER. HORIXCE WALTERS, FRANK WARREN, LOUISE WEATHERS, VIRGINIA WILLI.ALIS, FRANCES WILLS. FRANCES VVHITLEY, MARY LOUISE WHITLEY, VIVIAN WOMBLE, MAICION YATES, STOKES Freshman B Class MOTTO: All that glitters is not gold FLOWER: Yellow Rose COLORS: Gold and Green HENRY MCKIBIMON ........... ......................,..,.,... P resident AGNES BLANCHARD ........ ........................ V we President VIRGINIA WE'ATHERS ........ ........ S ecretary and Treasurer Xf 'L' E Forty-five ALLEN, BEN ALLEN. HIC'IiB1AN ANDREXVS, GRAHAMQ ANDREWS. GEORGE ARNOLD, EDNVIN ARRISTEAD. BEI'LAH BANKS, REBECCA BAKER. DORIS BEASLEY. SILAS BENDER, EMME'I I' BELL. MAIIEL BLANTON. BILL BLAKE, REUBEN BILLINGH. H.,XliRX' BOWEN. GWENDOLYN BOWDEN, LAWRENCE BOYD, PANSY BRANTLEY, MARGARET BURNS. FRANK BULLARD. TVIARGARET BRYANT. PEGGY CARTER, DXVIGIIT CARTER. MARVIN CELEY, FLOYD CIIAPPEL, EUNICE CLODFELTER. BEN CONNORI, WILLIAM COLLIE, JOSEPIIINE CONRAD, MARIE' CRATTS, ROBERT Forty-six R011 Of Freshman A Class DAX'IS. VIRGINIA DAVIS. ANNIE R. DEAN, EDN.-S DOWD. JOIIN DIIEEEY, ALLEN EASTMAN, CLAIRE EDGERTON. JEAN EDGICRTON. E. 0. ELLINGTON. JULIA FULLINGTON. LOIS HEIARTHERLY. RIPPLEY EISENIIEAKT. WILLIAM MADDRY. MARJORIE M.X'1 1'HEIXN'S, W. G. MATTHEWS. MARY L. MATTIIEWS. SIIERRILL METTS. JOIIN 1VII'I'CHE'I.L. IVORNVOOD MANN. JOE MOOR.E. CLARENCE NIORLEY. T. J.. JR. MILLS. MAE MORRIS. RUTI-I MOOIJY, PEGGY MCTNAIR. MARY NEAL. JULIA NEWTON, JULIUS NORD.-KN, S. H. OVERMAN. EVA OLIVE. ANNIE POLIER, DOROTHY f PIPKIN. ALLEEN PI.'I,I.Y. CHRIsTINE PAGE. BEITSY POOL, O. B. POE. WILLIAIII RAY, JOHNNIE RAY, NINA BELL RIGGAN. ADA RUSSOS. CHRISTINE RICYHAR-DSON, BILLY REEVES, D. C. RAY. JAMES ROY. JAMES SIIIITII. TIIRUSTON SCARLETT, G. C. SMALL. DOUGLASS ME'IJI,IN, W. T. STELL, T. N. STRAUGIIN. FLEMING SXVAN, CIIARLES TILL. ROBERT TI-IOMPSON, LAWRENCE UPCHURCH. HEIRBERT WALL, CLARENCE WALLACE. CHARLES VVALILER. THOMAS WELLONS, W. I. WHITE, 'WRAY WIIITLEY, W. D. WIOKER, E. F. 51- L ,..A . .AA , R ,f MOTTO: All that FLOWER: White Rose HERNBER-T UPCHURCH ...... 'CLAIRE EASTIVIAN ,,,,.... MARGARET BULLARD ...... BILL SAXVYER ,.,............ .... .W A ,,,, , , -VRV . W. sim - - 'V if V f Q , ,k,AR A - ,,,. ,f,,..,. .AW -.0..,.f.m . , ,, 'sn- xt ' X, V4 Freshman Class -..ML 1 we send into the lives of others Comes back into om' own MISS MARGARET CONNOR ....,. Nf W If A an Q CORoRs: White and Grcfn .A............PresRicle1zt P'l'6S'iCZ6'llf ......ViCe ............SeCreta1'y ,.,,,.T7'CflS1L7'6I .....Advise1' Forty-seven ., f My f 'U I - lf' ' WVU!! l' 14. ra ZLL if I Wi Q .few-4 ewfilfv- WJ' . A 1' Sl, 4,44 jg ,z,,,'f7l ' J! .A ,f , ' ' Q 6 KY1, 2. I J A .J ,fffff I tfq 'e-7 J, A or ll O vi ,93'Dpc'5'U5 'Sk A Ay e. JA 9. C, Gffy' ,ff -- Q' -' 'YL E L. gf' ' x .N ' X N x 1 11 . xl 7, X , 'I QL. xx , QI XT' X Af C? X 2 X SN' 5 ' S - is M M.. .W , 1 fa, ig- . Sub-Freshman Class A-'uw--191 3 1 5 . K L' ' 1 Q 1- MOTTO: WO1'k conquers e1ve1'yfh.mg .. .lf vs 'I FLOXVER. Dog2u CO1O1zs Gzeen and Whzte BILL BAREFO T ,v..,..,.,... .....,.......,,....,...... President ELIZABETH JOHNSON ,.......,.....,.,.........., Vece Poeszdent NINA HOLLAND COVINGTON ,4...,O. Secretary EUGENE JACKSON .......,..,........... Treasurer MRS. NINA H. COVINGTON .........w,O.OL Adviser Here's to our sub-fresh wizards! Oft may the thrill of aCll16V11'lg skill Here's to their many falls! Dilate their heart-strings round Here's to the way they bear each delay When rushing thru the halls! When at last they are Seniors Then may they recollect Oft may they hear their praises When they were boys and endure the Ring in uplifting soundg nO1se The sub-fresh now effect Mun SRIT TIIGHM KN if K API, be ,Lf 'I me .-1L,y.. Y ,A N WL ,P Q .mia J, . Forty-eight O' f 0 N '57 'Q .,,v-yup-5 l aft FAQ. L 5 l. 4 . ' 'QD K L' I .L .v If . kr 7 ff x N' I .17 I Q '. fl.. 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INEZ PATTERSON .....,. OSCAR DAVIS .......... RONALD CAMPBELL CCIZRYIIZGI7' Election FRANK HORTON JACK STONEBANKS Groumls House RONALD CAMPBELL MARY HARVEY LOVE Point System Publicity KATE PEGRAINI INEZ PATTERSON E SENTATIVES CORNELIUS BRETSFH IQATE PEGRAM MARY HARXVEY LOVE RONALD CAMPBELL REPR. 102-.TOSFIPHINE COLLIE 204- 104-MAROUS KAPLAN 111-JOHN LINK 114-RUBY VVARREN 20.3- 115-SARA1-I FRAZELLE 206- 201-JAMES WILDER 202-DOROTHY DANIELLY 203-JOHN E. SPENOER Fifty FRANK HORTON 207-ROOHELLE HARRISON 209- DONALD KIMREY JAOR STONERANKS 210-ANNIE MAE BANKS 211-BILL SAWYER 214 . ..........,. President ..,....VIic'c President ....,,.,,,..Sec1'etav'y ...............,T7'6CLS'll,7'C7' .,...Se1'geant-at-Arm s ...O..P1'css Reporter ......C'heer Leader ...,...Chief Ma1'.shI1Z Fi nance MILDRED PITTMAN Social CORNELIIIS BRETSCII Stan rIa1'ds DON.kI,lJ KIMREY -SAM THRIFT 2 1 5-CHARLES LUCAS 302 804 305 310 312 313 -AGNES BLANCHARD -DAN DIIARTIN +KINARD SMITH iH.ARVEY SUOOS -IVIARGARET LESTER -JAMES POWERS 9 V,,,, , 5 Dwi, .5 wi ,- 1 .. J 4 if Y,,. I A1 N- atic Club Senior I' Junior JOHN FINLATOR ....,, vw..,,.. P 'res-irlerzt .Y..wY.,.w A.A....... M ARY FRANCES MC'N.AIR IDORCVIIIY SAXVYER ..,......,., . . ...,, Vice Presiflenf ,...... ,,..,. N INA HOI.T4ANl1 COVINGTON INIARY LOUISE WI-IITLEY ,,,,. ,,,.,,v,,,,. .,,. SPm'efary-'I'1'easuVer , ..V..V.... . .ELIZABETH XVILLIAINLSON MRS, NINA H0I,I.1XND COVINOTON ,,.., .........,.. A rlviser ............ ..... IN TISS MARY OLIVER ELLINGTON BAREFOOT, BILL BARNES, LIARGARET BAUCOM, JESSIE RUTH BLACK, BENNIE MAE BR-ETSPH, OORINELIUS BRITT, PAULINE BYNUM, JAMES CASEY, HARRY OOK, VIRGINIA DANIELS, BONNIE EDGERTON, ELIZABETH EDWARDS, ELEANOR ARREINGTON, BALDY BAKER, FRANI-Es BARNES. ANNIE BELLE BURT, MILLARVD BULLARD, ELIZABETH BULLARD, MARGARET COATES, JESSAMINE CONRAD, MARY E. COVINGTON. NINA H. FINILATOR, DOROTHY FINLATORI, JOHN FINLATOR, XVILLIAM GLASS. EVA GRISSOM, VIRKIINIA GOODXVIN, ALEX HORTON, CHARLES KAPLAN, ALVIN KEMP, DOANE KIAIREY, DONALD KNOTT, ELIZA LASTER, JOSEPHINE LAUGHLIN, ALIVE DANIELLY, LEO DEIBOY, XVILLIAM DENTON, KfXTHER,INE DUNCAN, J. D. EASTMAN, CLAIRE FARRIS. JOHN FLEMING, BRUVE GARRISON, MARY HAMLET. IVIARTHA LILES. JAMES MONAIR, EVELYN MITOHELL, BIARH.-XRET HIITUHENER, GERITRUDE OLMSTEAD, ALBERT PIERC-E, lu.-XRf2lIERITl'I RAY, ANNIE BELLE RAY, DOROTHY RIc'IIAR.DSON, IVIARIGARET RIOOAN, EVELYN ROBERTSON, STEXVART SAROEANT, INIABEI, SAKYYER, BILL HINN.'XNT, ELIZABIETI1' HODKQE, CHLOE BELLE Hl'JNEX'f'LVTT, EVELYN HOI'KINS, IRENE H0XX'lLLI1, BIARGARET JOHNSON, ELIZABETH JORDAN, JOSEPH IQAPLAN, 1YIAR,l US KELLY, PAULINE SAXVYER, DOROTIIX' Sf'RUOf:S, XVILLIAKI SHARPE, EDITHA SHARPE, NAOMI SHEARIN, ELUISI-I STEVENSON, ELIZA STONEEANKS, JAOK LTNDERXVOOD, DIARGARET VVAIILER. HIAZEL XVEAVER, BETTY XVI-IEELER, ELIZABETH VVHITLEY, MARY LOUISE KING, AVALDO MOGILL, K.KTIIERINl'I BIFNAIR, MARY FRANI-ES RIDDLE, DOROTHY RIDDLE. IQATHERINIC ROYSTER, TOMMY LTZZLE, BIARGARET XVILLIAMS, ELIZABETH YVILLIAMSON, BIARHARET Fifty-one I-tar ' f 'VV 1. s 1 2-1 g.gwf,f. A M , , 6 -fq - ' - Inu , , I 'Q' '63 gm as I 5 , 1 AAF' 1 VICTOR S IIELTON .... ALLEN BAILEY ,.... IWAURICE THIEM .... DOANE KEMI' ....., ADAMS, THOMAS BAOWI-LLL, :MILTON BAILIQY, ALLEN BR.OL'r:IITON, ARTHUR FARSON, IUERL CI-IAMRLEE, EDWARD COLE, J. P. EARLIER, GILBERT FRANKLIN, WORTH FREELIAN, CLAUDE GETTEL, DABNEY GLAsf'OvIc, SrEN4'ER Fifty-two Boys, Glee Club GOODNVIN, RI'ssELL HALL, EDGAR H.XRDI'JSTX', JULIAN KEMP, DO.-XNE KIBIREY, DONALD KUHN, FRANK K. LAYVRENCE, FRANK LILES. JAMES Mf'LEOD, GRAHAM OLMSTEAD, ALBERT RAND, THOMAS REAVES, GLENN ...,,,..,......P1'es1df nt Vive President ,,.,..S'eC7'efm'y rlml T1'easu1e1 Librarzan SANDERFORD. BILL SANVYER, BILL SCRUGGS, YVILLIAM SHELTON, VICTOR STRAUGHN, FLEMING SUMNER1, BILL TI-IIEM, MAl7R,IL'E THOMAS, EMERVSON UPCHURUH. JOHN UPCHURPH, HERBERT WALL, EUGENE YOUNG, CHARLES LOUISE LANE .,....... ELIZABETH GANTT ,,... .HX Girls' Glee Club . T' 2 1 ..,..,,,...,,I'1'esifZe1zt Prvsizlenf ETHEIL HOLT ,.............,,... S6C7'Cfl17'1j and Treas1w'Cr ELIZABETH EDGERION ..,.........,....,..... ,....I...,,..,...,,,,.......... L ibmricln MISS MARGARET PAR'I'l'INHEIlIlCR .I.II .Y,.. I AlrIIvi.9c1' ALLEN, SARAH ANDERSON, X7ETX BUFFALOE, MAIQ BUNDY, GLADYS CASTLE, ELIzA1:ETII CORRELL, LOUISE GRAM, MAE EIRIERTON, ELIZAIIETII FR.-KZELLE, HELEN FULLER, HII.D.A GANTT, ELIZABETH GATTIS, ELSIE GEROW, ELIZAISETH HEDRIK'K, ELISE HIt'ICS, MARY HINER, BESSIE HODOE, CHLOE BELLE HOLT, ETHEL JORDAN, ARIIDELLA JORDAN, ELOISE Kl4II'1NPI, LAURA KELLY. PAULINE LANE, LOUISE IIASTER. JOSEVHINI-I LAXVRENUE, ANN LEASON, DIARY LOVE, CORNELIA LOWE, CATHERINE Mclmm-1, ELIZABlfl'l'H MOKELYEY, Y'IOLE'l' RIUNAIR, EVELYN BT.-ANN, VIRGINIA BIARTIN, BIILTIRED HIOURE, BARBARA MOORE, FRANOES BIURHAN, NORIMA NOELI1, ELLA DIAL! PARK, ELIZAIIETII PARKER, DOROTIIEA PIKE, ZHAZICL POOL, XYIRNINIA RARE, ELIZARETH RA'1'l'IIIFFl'I, CAROLYN SOIIWARTZ, GEORlIE'I l'l'I SENTER, BETSY SNELL, ,TOSEPIIINE STEVENSON, INTARY LOUISE XYADE, lVIARliARE'I' XVING.X'l'IC, V1-:LMA XVOMBLE, LIILDR-ICD Fifty-three Fall TGTDL DONALD IQIMRICY ....... THOMAS BOST ,A..... BILLY ANDERSON A,... BILLY ANDERSON ..... CHARLES HORTON ,.,, Lewis Literar Society .w,....,.P7'esz.dentwY,,..... ,...V..ViCe P1'es'irZent..,.Y. ,....,.Se01'c'fa1'yI.,.... ,..,.....T1'eusure'r......,,. w,,,,w,O......P1'ess Reporfer............I Sprivzg Term ........EDGAR4 HALL DONALD KIMREY CORNELIUS BILETSOH BILLY ANDERSON CHARLES HOIRTON ADAMS, THOMAS ANDERSON, YVILLIAM AYCOCK, CHARLES BETTS, FURMAN BOST, THOMAS BRlC'l'S1'I'I. CURNEIIIUS COUNCIL. T, C. FINLATUR. XVILLIAM Flfty-four MISS IVA BARDEN, Adviser GOAD, WI LILIA M HALII, EDGAR HORTON, CHARLE KAPLAN, ALVIN KADLAN. MAR:-Us IQIMREY. LJONALIJ LAZARUS, IRVIN Xf T S S LAZARUS, YVALTER LINK, JOHN MAROULIES, JESSE MAYO, HOYN'ARD ROBERTSON, S'rEwAR'r SMITH, SfQ'O'rT STONEBANKS, JAI-K XVILIJER, JAMI-Ls w ' 1- mm . K. f --v----H - -- A---A-----, Fall Term IWARGARET LITTLE ....... NANCY KENDRIC'IC ,,,,. PAULINE BRITT .4... EMILY MILLER. ...w.. BARNES, MARY FRANCES BARNES, RACHEL BARNES, MARGARET BECK, CHARLOTTE BLACK, BENNIE MAE BRAIISHAW, CATHERINE BRITT, PAULINE CAMPBELL, DOROTHY Cox, X'IRHINIA DAVIS, MOZEIIIIIS EDHERTON, ELIZABETH Morson Literary Society ...,...P7'6Sid6'I'lft...,.,.... ,...Vice P7'6S'ifl6TLf,,..... .,...Secretary.....,.. , .,...,,....,......,.... Treasureo: .......,.....,..... . MISS NATIKLIE COFFEY. Adviser H.-kRRIIN4jT0N, CATHERINE JONES, AMELIA SUE JORDAN, ARIDELLA GARRISON, CAROLINE LASTER, JOSEIJHINE LITTLE, MAR,f,zARET IWIIILER, EMILY MIKELVEY, VIOLET PARKER, DOROTHEA PATTERSON, VELMA PITTMAN. BIILDRED RAY, DOROTHY Nf 'L A 7 Spring Term ,,..,,.SUSAN STOKER ...,.AIlIDELLYX JORDAN ,...,.DOROTI'IY SAWYER ...,...MOZELLE DAVIS Ev E LYN RIr:faAN, SARNEANT, MIKBEL SAWYER. DOROTHY SHARPE, NAOMI SHEARIN, ELOISE STl11l'HKNSON, EI.IzA STOKER, SUSAN UNDERXVOOD, NIARGARET XVAIJE, BI.-XRGARET NVHITLEY, MARY LOUISE XVILKERSON, ANNIE LOUISE Fifty-H ve 2... CLAUDE FREEMAN ,,.... FRANK KUHN AA,,..,. MAURICE THIIEM ..... NIL LEX IQLUTZ ..... BAILEY, ALLEN BRETSH-I, CURNELI CAMPBELL, RONALD CARSON, RIERL Cox, AL131-:RT ELLISBERIG, NIORTY FREEMAN, CI..Xl'DE Flfty six VS I-Ii-Y GETTEL, DABNEY HORTON. OLIVER KUI-IN, FRANK K. LAwRENc'E, FRANK LYNCH, MARIJUS NIr'HoLs0N, JOHN f ................P'l'6S7,d6'I'II .................V1ce Poeszdenf Secretary and T16U,81M e1 ........................,.......Ad'l.71,96I NOWELL, JAMES PARIS, NEAL RAND, THOMAS RILEY, SAM SCALES, FAIRLEY SMITH, VVALTER STONEBANKS, JACK I SJ S EMILY MII.I.ER .....,. Xf'IVIAN WARING ..,,....... CAROLINE GARRIISON ..,,. -v -,1 , , v I :A-L , ,' 1 9 IJ . . Girl Reserves ' 1 ff? -- J i . d IWOZELLE DAI IS ................,.....,,.........,...I,.......,......,. BIISSES COEFEY, J-,,- 5, ALLEN, MARY BAR ER, VIR11iINI.A BANKS, ANNIE MAE ,I BARNES, ANNIE - fn- . , A . , BE.-XCHAM, H.AZEL BEI-K, CHARLOTTE BLACK, BENNIE MAE BI.ANc,'HAR.D, AGNES BRITT, PAULINE CASH, DIARIE CONRAD, MARY COYINGTON, NINA COX, X7IRA1iINIA DAVIS, BIOZELLE DAVIS, VIRGINIA DENTON, KATHERINE EASTM.-KN, CLAIRE FARMER, NIARTHA FOGLEMAN, DORIS ELLING TON. LOOKM AN, M Ann FULLER, 1'IILDA GAR-RISON, CAROLINE GARRISON, DIARY HABIIIITON, OPHELIA I'I.-XRRINIJTON, CATH I-:RIN E HARRIS, FRANUES HINTON. LOUISE JENRETTE, OPAL JOIINsONxCE,AIiR,E., JOHNSON, ELEEAEI-:'I'IfI JOREAN, ARIDELLA KlCNIJRI4'Ii, NANQY KNKJTT, FRANUES LESTER, IXIARIQARIHL LILYES, IVIARIE LITTLE, MARIIARET IYIELOIN, BI.-XRY BIOORE, BLOIS Q I I RY. MOCLESE. SCOTT, MONIFZ, SARA MOODY, LOUISE MZORRIS, SARA NEWTON, GOI.-IE OIIAISTEAIJ, SARA OLMSTEAD, BEULA PARKER., DORUTHEA PATTERSON. VELMA PITTMAN, BIILDR-ED PRINUE, ELOISE RAY, ANNIE BELL RAY. DOROTHY KIFIIARDSON, XVILMA SHE.-XRIN, ELOISE SIM!-KINS, EMILY SMITH, ALIf-E SMITH, BIARY DELLA STEPHENSON, ELIZA AND ..,,....gf,,...Pv'es'ident President u V106 .............SeC7'etary ,........,....,......T?'6G,S1L'l'67' VVAIIKER, ,...... Afl'UiS67'.S' STOKER, ELIZABETH STOKER, SUSAN TATUM, VIRGINIA THOMPSON, BIILIJRI-ID TILLEY, PAULINIC UNDERIVOOD, 1VIARGARE'l' UTLI-DY. ELIZABETH IJZZLE, BIARGARET AYAUHHN, DIARY F. VINSON, MARION' XVARYING, X7IVI,-KN AVE.-XTHERS, XVIRHINIA XVHEELER, DORl,lTHY AVHEELI-IR, ELIZABETH XVILKERSON. ANNIE L. AVILLIAMS. AL-XRGARICT XYILLIAMS, VOIIPINE YVOMBLE, IVIARION YANCEYV, BETTY Fifty-seven I ,1 -, o' I ' WA, J LU., , i I Violin BANKS, ANNIE NIAE BR.-XY, FANNIE BELL BRYAN, ELIZABETH CASTLE, ELIZABETH COLXVELL, ELIZABETH COTNER, BEATRICE COX, VIRGINIA DENNINU, HELOISPJ FRAZELLE, HELEN FYNE, JUSEPH HARRIS, BARBARA JORDAN, ARIDELLAA Ii.-XPLAN, NIARUUS LEES, ELIZAEETI-I MOUNT, B1ILDRED SHEARIN, JONATHAN SUMNER, WILLIAM WESTBROCJIC, MYRQE XVILLIAMS, ELIZABETH VVILLIS, EDGAR Band and Orchestra Viola BUNDY, GLADYS LEXVIS. BIARGARET SANDEREORD, CLARA Sa,.ur ph one FERGUSON, TROY LAZARUS, XVALTER MOEE, VVILLIE Clarinet ARNOLD, HUBERT CUTHRELL, GEORGE DARST, BILLY DAVIS. JEB H.XI,L, EDGAR HARRIS, HARVEX' IQAPLAN, ALVIN RINGS, S. G. STUNEBANKS. JACK Trumpet CURRY, LEWIS FULLER, CHARLOTTE JESSUP, JAOK JONES, CHARLES IVIORRISON, BRUCE NORMAN, ROGER POYNER, GEORGE XVITHERS, JOHN Drum HESTER, MARGARET MEDLIN, W. F. PORTER, IRWIN STELLA, NEYVTON WI LLIA M ROBERT Trombone CRAVEN, FRED DUNAWAY, JACK LEXVIS, NVADE MAYO, HOXX'4XRD MOUNT, IVIILDR-ED XVRIIGHT, HELEN XVEBSTER, FELIX Piano .Flute HOl.T, ETHEL COLWELL, IWARGUERITE DEBOY, XVILLIAM FREEMAN, .IGI-IN Oboe HAYWOOD, BILLY Ho-rn BROXVN, IWICOU Fifty-eight POYNER, J IMAIY Tulm, BROCKNVELL, KENLON PRICE, MARGARET Cello FULLER, HIIJDIK Baritone BETTS, FURMAN ,. , J I :H 1 N L l,,.u Science Club EDXVARD CHAMBLEE ..... ....,.,,.,.... P resident MERL CARSON ............ ......,.,............. V 'ice Presidevzt REBECCA RIDDLE ,,.. , ,.........,.........,,......,..,.......,,. . ,, S ec1'e1a1'y and Treasurev' MISS SARAH BRANCH, MRS. B. W. WELLS.. ASHBY, GEORGE AUSTIN, JAMES AUSTIN, ROBERT BATTLE, ROBERT BOBBITT, MARTHA HOLT BRAY, FANNIE BELL BRIDGERS, WILLIAM BRITT, JULIA BROUGHTON, ARTHUR BROWVN, BILLY BROXVNING, GETTY BUNN, NANCY CARSON, NIERL CATES, JANIE CAUDLE, LOUISE CHAMBLEE, EDNVARD COLE, VVILMER CONRAD, DOROTHY COUNCIL, T, C., JR, COX, LOUISE CRABTREE, SARAH CRAVEN, FRED CROCKER, GEORGE CROCRER, VIRGINIA CURRY, LEWIS DALTON, BEN DARST, BILLY DICKENS, ALVIN DURFEY, FRANCES FARTHINO, FRANCES GUAD, VVIIILIAM HAOERMAN, SAM PIAIIVERSON, EDNA H.ARRIS, CHARLES I'IER,I'1'AGE, EDWARD HILL, MURRAY PIUIIOMAN, BOYCE HORTON, OLIVER HUDSON, SEAMAN HLTN'P, I-IARLOXV HUNTER, lII'I'Cl-IELL KLUTZ, ELLEN K.L.U'1'z, MILTON KUHN, FRANK LIIIUN, HIQNRY LINICHERIRY, DORIS NEXVISORN, JESSE OLDH.-XM, ANNA PACE, ELIZABETH PEACOCR, LEANORD PEATROSS, JOSEPH Al1'l'fS67'S PEGR..-XM, EDNA, RAFFIIELD, ENGLISH RAFFIELD, JOHN HAND, THOMAS RIDDLEI, REBECCA SPENVICR, XVALTER LEE STA1'LEI-IORD, JOHN STERHENSON, JAMES THOMAS, ATHAIIISNE XVALKER, WVILLIAM WEBSTER, EI,IZ,XBlC'I'H XVELLS, SIM XVELLS, XVAR-NER NVILKERSUN, ANNIE L. 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C' oath Left End Center Right End 'FCONXVAY BLACKNVOOD BEN DAIITON ROBERT HITDSKJN 'GLENN REAVES Left Tackle QJACK CLEVELAND MILTON GIBSON 'kVVlLLIAM HAYNES JAMES LILES Left Guard QWORTI-I FRANKLIN 'FBARNES WORTTI ARNOLD JACOBS .,.., A Letter men. a'eALBER.T COX WALTER SPENCER Backjield a AI,I,EN BAILEY HAIIICX' BEIIIIOES 'kBll,I. DUNAWAY MORTIMER ELLISBERG 'FGRAIIY FERRELL HARIKX' HAYLEY FOLIVER H0!i'l'ON FRANK JOLLY akGILBERT MORGAN FAIRLEY SCALES .....Manag6'I'.s'...,,t JAMES BYNIIM CI.AI'I1E FREEMAN 'kNI3JfXL PARIS t'ROLANII PERRY Right Tfzclflc CORNELIVS BRETSCII WOODS CRUDUP CLARENCE JONES 'GRA IIA M MCLEOD Right Guard T SFIAINIA N HVIISON 'kAI.BERT OLMSTEAD ,,,....HENRX' DALTON Sixty-Ono Football THE Raleigh Highs, on the whole, had a fairly successful football season. They used the plan authorized by the University of North Carolina in which the team with the best percentage of Class A. High Schools in Eastern North Carolina would play the team with the same qualifications in Western North Carolina. Although the Raleigh team did not go very far in the way of a high standing among the leaders, it had the satisfaction of beating the Wildcats of Wilmington for the first time in three years. The two Wildcat victories over Raleigh in the last two years eliminated the team from participating against a Western eleven at Chapel Hill. The local's victory over Wilmington was responsible for the second meeting of the Wildcats and Goldsboro, in which the latter won 13-2. Raleigh won the Wilmington game, due to its ability to stop Wildcat threats and the brilliant wa'y in which the whole team played. The winning score came 011 a pass. Bailey to Paris, and the extra point was added by the air route, Bailey to Dunnaway. The victory was especially pleasing to Bailey and Paris who were the only veterans back from the '28 team. Raleigh played four games in the championship series, and the win over Wilmington was the only victory rung up. In the first game Raleigh journeyed to Fayetteville and lost a two touchdown decision. The second was a tilt with the boys from the seaport town, and the third battle was with the Durham Bulls. The Bulls eked out a touchdown in the first two minutes of play. but both teams played on even terms the remainder of the game. In the final game of the championship series, Goldsboro was host to the Raleigh team. Due to the rain throughout the game, both teams were handicapped by the cold weather. The Earthquakes won by a lone touchdown over the Visitors, but it was anybody's game. This left the Raleighites with .250 percentage mark as a result of a single win in four starts. In the regular season play, not including the championship series, the locals won two contests and tied another. The Raleigh Highs opened their 1929 season grid play by chalking up a 28-0 score over Nashville. Dunaway was the star of the game by his su- perb running, which netted him three touchdowns. The second opponent for the Highs was with Smithfield at the Johnston County Capital. The count at the end of this game was deadlocked at 7 all. At Riddick field the following week, Raleigh was matched with Bladenboro. The locals ran wildg and when the final whistle had blown, they were on the big end of a 39-12 score. Cox and McLeod starred in the line with Dunaway and Womble featuring in the backfield. There were no more games after this encounter, except the ones of championship bearing. It would be a difficult problem to pick out the stars of the team, for there were manyg each regular should get credit for his cooperation in the team's play. Starting at ends, Paris, Blackwood, and Reaves were excellent in smearing opponents' plays. Then McLeod and Haynes handled their assignments well at the tackle posts with Jack Cleveland shar- ing honors as an able sub. Worth Olmstead and Hudson were thorns in the' side of op- posing teams. Although small in stature, they played beautifully at their guard position. Nero Cox at center provided many thrills for Raleigh fans by intercepting several passes through his long arms as well as by being an able tackler. Dunaway was a brilliant open field runner and performed his duties well at the quarterback post. Womble and Ferrell were shining lights in both the defensive and offensive play. Womble was noted particularly for his line bucking and Ferrell for his hard tackling. Morgan played fine as a sub and as a regular. Captain-elect Bailey put up a. whale of a game at the fullback post and showed up fine in the offensive as well as the defensive play. Scores follow: Raleigh Score Opponents Score Raleigh ,,.. 29 Nashville ...... . .. 0 Raleigh . 7 Smithfield ..... .. 7 Raleigh ..,.. .... 3 9 Bladenboro ........ ..... 1 2 Raleigh .. . 6 Fayetteville ...... ..... 1 9 Raleigh .. . 7 Wilmington .. 6 Raleigh .. . 0 Durham . 6 Raleigh ..... ,.,. 0 Goldsboro ....... . .. 7 Raleigh .... 87 Opponents ..... .... . 57 Sixty-two w - ,, is ,,, .. v ur L ' , wn1.--,L -pu 4, V,--- .. Basketball quad HZUBERT RAND ......, .... . . a.v.. Captain A. T. SRURLOCK ...... ..,.,, C ocwh ALBERT Cox, Center G-RIMES HANNA ...,,.. ,.......,..... G uawls ...,..,.,.,.. ....... A RNOLD JACOBS RUFUS WOMBIJE ....., , ,.... Forwawls ...,,. ....., H UBERT RANIJ SUBSTITUTES ROBERT AUSTIN, CHARLES AYCOCK, ALLEN BAILEY, MORTIMER ELLISBERG. CLAUDE FREEIXIAN, OLIVER HORTON, WILLIAM POE, GLENN REAVES, FAIRLEY SCALES. ROLAND PERRY ..... ...,.. M anagers ...... ..... G RADY FERRELL R Sixty-three Basketball THE Raleigh Highs had another successful basketball season although they were eliminated by Durham for the Eastern Class A Championship. The basketball season was conducted on the same basis as the football season. The team with the best per- centage was declared the Eastern champion. Raleigh and Durham had won live games each and lost none before the deciding contest. The Bulls defeated the Highs 20-12. The locals opened the championship series by playing at Wilson and they took the measure of the Charles L. Coon High School by a 33-17 count. In the second game of the Eastern schedule, the Highs played the Earthquakes of Goldsboro, at Raleigh, and literally ran wild, smothering the Quakes to the tune of a 65-8' score. The next game for the Raleighites was with Rocky Mount at the Capital City. The Raleigh boys won in a close game, 37-28. This game was played on Tuesday, and the following Saturday Raleigh went to Wilmington and won over the Wildcats, 30-21. At Raleigh, the next week, Fayetteville lost to Raleigh by a 40-25 score, after playing them on even terms for the first half. Then, the Durham game concluded the season's play. Raleigh made a very impressive showing in the games with no championship bearing. The Highs opened regular season play by swamping Clayton 52-5 on the Clayton Court. Trip Rand led the offensive attack by ringing up 23 points. Raleigh then journeyed to Wake Forest and lost a close verdict to Wake Forest Freshmen 18-16. The lead changed several times only to have the Baby Deacons nose out a victory in the last two minutes of play. Several weeks later the locals took a trip into Western North Carolina and played two games, winning both of them. The first game was with Lenoir-Rhyne Freshmen. The Highs launched a brilliant last quarter rally to turn back the Rhyners, 30-25. The linal game found Hickory as the opponents for the Raleigh team. Statesville had won 13 out of 14 starts, previous to the Raleigh game. However they struck a snag, and the visitors' beautiful offense was too much for the Western team, the final score being 46-20 in favor of Raleigh. After returning to Raleigh the locals met three teams in the championship series before meeting another opponent with no championship bearing. Trenton was the iinal team to play the Raleigh Highs before the Durham game. This team had already hung up a very impressive showing. winning 18 out of 20 contests. They were expected to give the locals a stiff fight. However, the Rand and Womble combination ran wild to defeat the Trentonites 44-13. The team had no particular star. Everybody performed in fine style in the offensive and defensive play of the Highs. Captain Trip Rand was the most outstanding man on the offense. Rand was high scorer for the season and chalked up' many two pointers. He averaged 15 points a game for the first five contests of the Eastern championship. Rand received able assistance from Chub Womble, his running mate. Womble's passing was responsible for many counters made by Rand and he contributed some fine defensive play. Cox, center, proved an excellent pivot man and he cut down many threats of opposing teams by his fine work on the defense. Arnold Jacobs, guard, proved to be the best on the defense. Although rather small in stature, Jacobs with his close guarding was always helpful in holding the opponents' score down. Grimes Hanna and Robert Austin alternated at the other guard position. Hanna's floor work was fine and Austin played several good games during the season. Just a word about the second team. The Reserves deserve credit for their work in relieving the Regulars. Whenever Raleigh piled up a big score, they were sent in and they generally played a fine game. Season's scores follow: Raleigh Scorc Opponents Score Raleigh ..... .. 16 Wake Forest Fresh ...... 18 Raleigh ,,,,. ,. 33 Wilson ......................... 17 Raleigh ,,,,. .. 30 Lenoir-Rhyne .......... .. 25 Raleigh ..... .. 46 Statesville ..... .. 20 Raleigh ..... .. 37 Rocky Mount .... .. 28 Raleigh ...,, ,. 52 -Clayton ............. .. 5 Raleigh ..... .. 30 Wilmington ..... 21 Raleigh ..... .. 40 Fayetteville ..... .. 25 Raleigh ,,,,, ,, C5 Goldsboro .... .. 8 Raleigh ..... .. 44 Trenton ..... .. 13 Raleigh ..... .. 12 Durham ..... .. 20 Raleigh ..... ..... 4 05 Opponents ...T ..... 2 00 Sixty-four Baseball Team 551 1 I , z r , . ir ,. 3 -1 , .-,K X 1 ' L First Base: EMERSON THOMAS, HAL VANDERGRIFT1 Second Base: HUBERT RAND: Short Stop: LE GRANDE PAGE, FAIRLEY SCALESQ Third Base: RoBERT AUSTIN, RUFUS WOMBLEQ Outfieldz ALLEN BAILEY, NEAL PARIS, FRANK JOLLY, CECIL MASSFLY, WORTH FRANKLIN, JAMES THOMPSONQ Catchers: ARNOLD JACOBS, CONXVAY BLACKWOODQ Pitchers: PAUL, GLENN REAVES, WILLARD SANDERFORD, ROYCE' LASSITER. J. P. JOHNSON ..................................,..........,..........,............. ....... C' ouch N f ,. 2 . SAMMY Sixty-five Track Team BILL DUNAWAY ..... ,,..... C' apfam A T SPURLOCK ,..... ,,,.... C oach ,MO Yards THOMAS BAILEY JOE SAWVYER. JACK STONEBANKS Sprints MURRAY HILL in N Sxxty six Mile GRADY FERREILL SEALIAN HUOSON DOIANE KEMP HORACE WALKER Weiglzfs AI,I.EN BAILEY CHARLES CAIES GRAHANI MCLEOIJ ROL.XND PERRY GLENN REAVES , Yf Jil N S 8.90 Yards BILL DUNAXVAY ROBERT HUDSON STEXVART ROBERTSON High Jump BILL SAWYER Boxing Team CECIL MASSEY 1125 Pound Classy .,,.,.,, ,, A C apmm P JoIINsoN ....,.....,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,...,.,.,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,..,4,4,, ,,,,w.4,,,,,,,,,,, C 0 ach 85 Pound Class JACK DUNAXVAY 95 Pound Class KEY SCALES 105 Pound Class E. O. EDoEm'oN 120 Pound Class LEONARD PEACOCK WILLIS VVILLIAMS HARRY BLEDSOE N! 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VVho invented the Franklin stove? Wliztt land changed hands in the Louisiana Purchase? Wlio delivered VVashington's 'Tarewell to the Armyw? Wliat president is responsible for the Monroe Doctrine? For whom is the Smithsonian Institute named? Wlizitt was the war of the Austrian Succession about? Wlizlt state was affected by the Missouri Compromise? VVhere did the Merchant of Venice live? Wl1G1'8 did Lincoln deliver his Gettysburg Address ? Who wrote Carlyle's 4'Essay on Burusn? VVhat g1'eat rock is at Plymouth? On what boat was the Mayflower Compact drawn up? The founding of what colony was celebrated by the Jamestown Exposition? Wl1e1'e was the Battle of Guilford Courthouse fought? Who was the principal character i11 6'King Learv? For Whom was the Shakesperian Period named? How many seconds make sixty seconds? To whom was WGbSfG1',S HReply to Haynen addressed? Are the seniors glad to have sixteen units? SIGN A PLEDGE! Seventy-one I. A-!, , Saunas ll Gus.: ,.. ITIIIU 3 7 5 xON-- LISTEN O evenyvsoo f Q 4 yf in x 1 ... QA 7 gftgx jxfflfx X Wil Umm .1- f-1 -VJ 5 Jenson IN CHAPEL 5 x X 1 K4 Q - dl ,si-Wfidf nvpglmfgcqg- 0 0 ll ff E f'. X , ff' ,X . . 74, r-4 7 ff H 'F - . 4 'f 1i ...-l- 1 i1l .1- . .f X l dj ll' X I J X M - , Y I 7 f' f N ,, Y 1 - if - 3 1 :E Ti V f S H L t I l I i 6 I X! A x Seventy-two A Guessing Game Based on Macbeth What could one say concerning the modern jazz bands? Full of sou11d and fury, signifying nothing. What would a resentful young nephew of stinted means say concerning a rich, crabby uncle who died and left him nothing? Nothing in his life Became him like the leaving it. What would Miss Musch say to a student who is usually dumb but has made perfect on a chemistry test? Say from whence you owe this strange intelligence?'? What is a description of an old maid? False face must hide what the false heart doth know. What would a little boy say when he doesn't wa11t castor oil? Throw physic to the dogs. l'll have none of it. What should a teacher say to a dumb pupil? f'Where got'st thou that goose look? What is the usual remark of the losing side after a football game? 4'Thou playldst most foully for it.'7 What does a young couple say when they are attempting an elopement? If we should fail! What might a sophomore say to a freshman at a fraternity smoker? Give us a light there, ho in What would a pirate chief tell his mates when he wants them to capture a rich merchant ship? And every one shall share i' the gains. What would a teacher think of a dumb student who appears bright? There's no art To Hnd the mind's construction in the facef' What does a father say to his son who has stayed out all night? What, is this so ? What does an excited negro say while playing dice? Come, high or low. What does a young man say when calling on his best girl and wishes to make a good impression? This castle hath a pleasant seatg the air Nimbly and sweetly recommends itself Unto our gentle senses. Seventy-three Why We Came to H. M. H. To study??? .............................,. To set the styles for boys ......... To learn to talk?? ..,..v...,........,. To ask foolish questions ...,.,l To work hard ....,l.......,..,,.,.w,.. To get a diploma ........,.........................................oo............ To be in Miss Creighton's Home Room on time 7.,w,.,. To look pretty ............................,..,....,.....rr.,..........,....o.. To give the teachers trouble??? ...... To have a good time???? .,r,.l.,,.,. ,,vr,..r,,.. That's a secret! .....,....,.,,..........,,,............., ....,,...,.. To teach home economics for Miss Scott ....r.. You'll never know! .........lr......,..v..rooo,..,..,,.,,,, To set the styles for girls ......,. To learn to keep quiet???? ........,....,.,........ To pass French for Miss Gilmore?'?? .....i.,. To grow up .......................................................,,............. To be the Most All Round 'boy in high school ........ To make stencils for Miss Alexander .....,............... To To To To teach gym for Miss Bells ....... I'8St ...........,......,..................................... drink milk ,........................,. argue without a point .....,..... S. .......Seni0r Class ............Hubert Rand ................Em1ly Miller .......Stewart Robertson ............,..Susan Stoker .......Lottie Lane Lee V.........Dabney Gettel ,........Mildred Womble .,..........Kate Pegram ., ,,..Inez Patterson .......Reginald Moore ............Julia Smith ........Robert Hudson .,.,...Mabel Sargeant ........Thomas Bailey ,.....Albert Olmstead .....V..Thomas Adams .......,.......James Liles .......Cornelius Bretsch ,.....,.Maurice Thiem .......Margaret Little ........William Scruggs .,.......Dorothea Parker To wise-crack ...........,............... ........ D oane Kemp To become a Romeo ....... ....... J ohn Finlator To study football ................. ....... B ill Dunaway To please Mamma ............,....... ....... E liza Stevenson To study library methods ............................. .......... C ornelia Love To collect news for The Raleigh Times ......... ......... M ildred Pittman To root for Duke'?????? ................................... .................. T homas BOSt To master Latin ........,............................. ......... M ary Harvey Love To appear modest ,,...,........,.................,....,,. ,.............. J ames Bynum To keep study hall for Miss Pickard ....... ....... E lizabeth Gantt To coach the Junior Dramatic Club ....... ...... E loise Shearin To study physics .................................. ...... D aniel Rudy To make stencils for Miss Nash ......... .............. E thel Holt T0 be cute ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,l,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.t ........ E velyn McNair Because She came ...................................... .......... Q .JOB Sawyer To mimeograph tests for the teachers ......... ...... V iolet MCKe1Vey To make the basketball team .................. ........... - Claude Freeman To see Miss Gordner ....................... .......... ................ A I' idella JOI'daH T0 be in Miss C0ffey's English class ,.,..,.. ........ C atherine Harrington I d0n't know ,.,4,,,,,l,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,, ..................... H azel Waller Reasons innumerable ........ ................... E dgar HHH To learn to debate ......... -,............ D 011-aid Kimfey Pleasant environment ............................ ......... E lilabeth Edgerwll To rest after he delivers his milk ........ ...........A-.-- B MUGS WOPUI T0 lend dignity ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ........ C h3.I'16S HOI'tOll Seventy-four To learn the city ways ................................... To report to Miss Coffey the ninth period ...... To teach for Mr. Stewart .........,.......,......,.......... Don't you wish you knew? ......,. To play in the orchestra ................. Wanted to be a dignified Senior ,v,,... ,..,,, . L, ,.....,..Ethel Bennett ......,.Velma Patterson ...,.....AleX Goodman ,...,.,Wi1liam Finlator ..,V.....Gladys Bundy .,..ll.l..,.I119Z Coppedge To join the Nurses' Club ............,,.......i............. .................... ...................., M a ry Echerd To carry Miss Creighton's daily report to the oiiice .....wt., ..,...... E lizabeth Edgerton To tune her violin strings .........,.....,......wV......tt,,....Y.....,,,.. .,..t.,..ti. H elen Frazzle To be in Mrs. Uovington's class ........ .............. E va Glass To parlez-vous ., ...........,,.,.,,,,......... ........ B e ttie Weaver Everybody else was coming c,r,... To talk in study hall ....,......w...,. Needed vocal exercise ..,...........t.......,.. To specialize in home economics ,c.c.... To pass the tlllle away ..,,...,,.,..,,.,....,,,.,..,,...,,,,,.,.. To pass thru town ......,.............Y,................................,. Didn't want to go to the Hamlet High School .,s.lt, Because t'He came ....,.......,..............................,......,. Dotl' came ...,...,.,,..........,.l,...,..,.,.... Um Deutsch zu sprechen ....... To out-talk Emily Miller'?????? ....,...v To make a Rough House ?????? ...... ,. To be cheer leader ..,..,,.,...........,....,.. To make friends ............. Wouldn't do to tell ...,... ,t,,v,...Louise Hinton ......,,Virginia Mann ......,Norma Morgan ......Dorothy Utley ..v,..Margaret Wade ,..t..l.,,...Ed1tli Wells ,........lVlartha Woodall l..,,...Dorothy Sawyer .......Pauline Britt s..,,.,,..Ja1nes Nowell ..,...W.JOh11 Robertson ...ul.Alpheus Spence ......,..Oscar Davis .......,...Estelle Hardee .,....Josephine Laster Hereditary instincts ..................... ...... J ohn Withers To be stage manager ......,c.....,..ccl.,. .l,.....,... I vey Gattis To furnish the comedy relief .....lll. ,,,,,,,,,,.,,, V irgini Cox My future was at stake ,,.,..,..,..tYV,, 7,,4,4, H eloise Denning Desire to be studious?????? ........, ,............... J anies Porter Jest 'cause ............................,,,.,..,.l ......,,..,..,. E lizabeth Allen To take math?????'??? ....,.,..... ........ M ary Frances Barnes To be seen, and not heard ...... .................. W ilma Branch To have fun ..........,......,....,.....l,,..... ...... .........,.,... .,,...., E l i zabeth Lees To assist Miss Looney ............,...,...,.....,.lll...l,....,..,......,.......... ..,...... E lise Hedrick To be Miss Jones's example of a well-modulated voice ......, ,, To Be in tune .........,.. To To write poems for THE OAK LEAF ..c...,. be with Margaret ....,...,...,.,,,..,i,,,,.,,.., To get exercisenf ..........e...,.,.,,,..,,....,,, To do a good turn daily ...... To be together ......... ...,.. Don't tell! ......,.,...........,.....,,,. To stump the faculty ....... To paint scenery ...,,....,....... To be happy and wise ...,,.... To go to the library ........... ..,,.....Marion Vinson Elizabeth Colwell Marguerite Colwell ....Virginia Grissom .....,.Margaret Tilgham .......Margaret McDade .....,,,Gertrude Mann Gertrude Mitchener Margaret Mitchell .,,,....Evelyn Riggan .........,..Nao1ni Sharpe ,....Genevieve Rozar .,,...,Charlotte Beck Yates Seventy-tive On Being Fat O H how I love being fat. What I like about it is that I don't hear many wise not much. Of course, everyone knows who I amg for on my arrival at cracks- school I am greeted with Hi Minnie, or Hey Slim. Oh what a world of fun I have in large crowds. A lot of service other folks receive from meg for in a mob I push my Way through, and thousands may come after me. Of course I attract much attention, for I am the largest thing in school. When I consider how my fat is spent, I often wonder if it is spent wisely. I use it to the best advantage at all times, for instance, in foot- ball I keep the benches warmg in basketball, I help protect the public, in track, I will pack the groundg in baseball, I will be the backstop. In case you do not know who this isg it is James Bryant Liles, Esq. Q! 93.92 On Being Tall HINK of the thrill of being tall, standing head and shoulders above everyone else. What I like about being tall is that I don't hear many wise cracks -not many. The usual greetings one receives from the insignificant runts are: How is the weather up there? How in the world did you get to be so tall? Do you think it will rain today? A frequent and very dumb one is Where do you get clothes to tit you? The only sensible answer to this one is, I 'buy them. All of these wise cracks are so old they are staleg and when they are heard, go in one ear and out the other. It is a pity some of the runts don't use the intelligence to make up some new ones. If anyone will notice closely the next time he sees a fellow small of stature, he will see that he tries to hold his head up in order to look taller and attract attention. Then notice a tall fellow, he walks with ease and attracts as much attention as the small one. We may have fun made of us, We may be snooted, raz-berriedf' but the time we get revenge is whenever there is a wreck, fight, or any other type of free entertainment. A tall fellow can look on with ease. The little one is down under, not able to see, and is blowing and puffing for air. ' There is an old saying The bigger they are, the heavier they fall -but pray help the little fellow he falls on. 0 THOMAS ADAMS. Seventy-six AUTOGRAPHS New -R I 4 1 4 el Q J I 1 Q Q 'x ' , .. L ' k . , N, J Aikl -J r, . Z ,r ' ' ' , I I I 1' ,1 -1 K 4, 'fill I, 1 I 7 I V ag ' I I '14 I -fi' I -4- X 1 . 4,1 f 5.-.1 , 'H ft , ' f f r- 1' '7 7 K . ,' ' in I iffy. Vfrl-,kj N' x?, 'V7X,'v'ql, xJ . V 5 Q 11 Y, ff 1 RJ V4 , W ,J , , you-, ,. 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Finlator, William ....... Fogleman, Doris .,,, Frazelle, Helen ..,..... Freeman, Claude .... Gantt, Elizabeth ..... Gattis, Ivey ........,.... Gettel, Dabney ...... Glass, Eva ...,........,... Godwin, Lawrence Goodman, Alex ........ Grissom, Virginia ....,.. Hall, Edgar .,............,...,. Hardee, Estelle ,,..,....... Harrington, Catherine 23 22 16 22 14 28 29 22 28 30 16 .. 26 30 25 27 30 26 ., 27 .. 16 19 24 25 17 19 14 20 19 20 19 31 29 18 ., 21 22 17 23 Hedrick, Elise ,...............,. Hinton, Louise ...,. Holt, Ethel ............. Horton, Charles ,... Hudson, Robert .....,..... 21 19 17 18 Johnson, Kathleen ...... 27 Jordan, Aridella ......, 27 Kemp, Doane ..,.....,.,. 28 Kimrey, Donald ....,... 16 Laster, Josephine ....... 29 Lee, Lottie Lane ........ 30 Lees, Elizabeth ..... 26 Liles, James ,..,.. . 28 Eighty Class Pictures Name Little, Margaret ,.,... Love, Cornelia ............. Love, Mary Harvey ..,L McDade, Margaret ..... McKelve'y, Violet ....., McNair, Evelyn ..... Page . 14 . 25 , 21 . 18 23 27 Mann, Gertrude ....... . 23 Mann, Virginia ..,..., . 22 Miller, Emily ............,.,.. .,.ll 2 5 Mitchell, Margaret ..,..,..... .... 2 7 Mitchiner, Gertrude ...... .,.. 2 9 Morgan, Norma ...,,,.,,..,. ,... 3 0 Moore, Reginald .......... . 26 Nowell, James .......... . 21 Olmstead, Albert ...... Parker, Dorothea ...... Patterson, Inez ,..... Patterson, Velma ...... Pegram, Kate ...l......, Perry, Mildred .......... Pittman, Mildred ...... Porter, James ........... Rand, Hubert ........... Riggan, Evelyn ...... Robertson, John ........,. Robertson, Stewart .... Rozar, Genevieve ,..,.. Rudy, Daniel ...,....., Sargeant, Mabel ....... Sawyer, Dorothy ..... Sawyer, Joe .............. Scruggs, William ...,.. Sharpe, Naomi ...... Shearin, Eloise ....... Smith, Julia ....... Spence, Alpheus ...... Stephenson, Eliza ...... Stoker, Susan .,...,........ Stonebanks, Jack ....,. Thiem, Maurice .......... Tilghman, Margaret .... Utley, Dorothy .......... 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Senior Class History ...... Senior 'Class Last Will an d Testa- II16Ilt .................................................. Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore D. Class Mascot ........ Class Officers ........ Class Pictures ....,,.. Class Poem ............ Class Prophecy .,....., Picture ......... Roll ......,..... PICUIFG ......... Roll ........ Sub-Freshmen ., 5 .. 4 .. 7 .. 8 .. 2 ,. 3 .. 6 .. 1 47 46 45 46 39 38 12 33 34-35 11 13 14-31 32 36-37 .. 43 .. 42 .. 41 .. 40 .. 48 DEX Page Bomc III-ORuANizA'r1oNs Band and Orchestra .l...,,,.i.o .A ,,,, 58 Cheerio Club .,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,A 6 0 Dramatic Club .... .,.. 5 1 Girl Reserves ,...,....,. l,,4 5 7 Glee Club fBo'ysJ .,....., ,,,, 5 2 Glee Club fGirlsJ ......... ,,,, 5 3 Hi-Y ,.....,.........,,...,..,...,..,.. ,,,, 5 6 Lewis Literary Society ,.,..... ,,,, 5 4 Morson Literary Society ...,o.. ..., 5 5 Science Club ...,..,.........,...,..,,, ,oo, 5 9 Student Council Officers ....,.. ,,l. 4 9 Student Council Roll .....,....,. ,,,,, ,,,, 5 0 Book IV-ATHLETICS Baseball Team .... ...,,.,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,, 4,,, 6 5 Basketball Team .... ,,e, 6 3 Basketball Write-up .,,,., .,.. 6 4 Boxing Team .l......... ,,,e 6 7 Football Team ,,...... ,,,, 6 1 Football Write-up ....... ,,,, 6 2 Track Team ......,....,, AQY, 6 6 Wrestling Team ,..... ,,,, 6 8 Book V-FEATr'REs Autographs ........,.........,,....,,.,,,.,,, ,,,,,6 7 7-7R Cartoon .e... .e,e 7 2 Essays ................... ,,,, 7 6 Ignorance Test .....,,......,............,,............ 71 Guessing Game Based on Macbeth ...... 73 Senior Superlatives ......l..............,.....,..,, 70 Sweethearts on Parade ............,.., lle,,o. 6 9 Why We Came to H. 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EgSg3:?5g:5:5:5:5:E5:5:5 1,5 , .. ..... ......,, .,.., .... ..., . . M... . . Fayetteville Street entrance of the new home of Hudson-Belk Department Store, now one of the largest and most modernly equipped of such buildings in Eastern Carolina. B111 fell out of hls car and broke hls DGIIIIISLIIZLH Peninsula, what is that? A long neck stretched out to see. -The Blue Sf0Ck7'i'I'l1g. HWHILE LEARNING in .fclzool be sure yon learn to save. Start that Savings Account fwitfz ns. RALEIGH BANKING 8: TRUST Co H Raleiglfs Oldfst Bank TAYLOR' HTHE SHOW PLACE OF THE CAROLINASM This is a Quality Store But Not High in Price T1cAcr11c1c: Can you tell me what a waffle is? BOY: Sure, A'ts 3, pancake with a non-skid tread. st se I ff 1 1 4 DRY QLEANING 4 EAST MARTIN PLA-NT 1624 GLENWQOD ,-z 2-z PHONE 722-723 THE NEW - R A D I O 35112 less tubes Ask for Demonstration SUMMERS ELECTRICAL COMPANY Phone 79 112' West Martin Street PROPICII'l'Y OWNER: Don't you see that sign marked Private-no hunting allowed? HUNTER.: But I never read things that are marked p'rivate. YOUR IVIOST VERSATILE SERVANT Electricity has become the most versatile servant of the home, the ollice, the store and factory. In the home it cooks the meals, refrigerates the food, entertains with music over the radio or various types of reproducing machines, sweeps the floors, washes the clothes and curls the hair. In the oflice, store and factory electricity multiplies the efiiciency of man's hands and increases his income. It is the business of your Electric Power Company to see that these modern servants are constantly on the job- day and night. CAROLINA POWER 81 LIGHT COMPANY Peace Imtzfute RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA FOR THE EDUCATION AND CULTURE OF YOUNG WOMEN I. College Courses. II. Courses preparatory to College Courses. III. Special courses in Art, Piano, Voice, Expression. Home Economics, and Commercial Subjects. LOCATION Location in capital city affords special opportunities, delightful social advantages: athletics supervised indoors and outdoors by physical director. Special attention to individual development. Climate permits outdoor life all winter. For catalogue or other information, write THE PRESIDENT, PEACE INSTITUTE, RALEIGH, N. C. The teacher had been talking about famous proverbs. Now, she said, can any child tell me what this one means: 'Out of sight, out of mindf BRIGIIT PUPII.: Invisible and insane. Athletic Supply Co. Wholesale SPORTING GOODS AND ATHLETIC SUPPLIES 206 South Salisbury Street RALEIGH, N. C. Superior Printing Mitchell Printing Co. 115-117 W. Hargett St. RALEIGH, N. C. l . C. BRANTLEY DRUGGIST I 'Telephone Nos. 14 and 15 Masonic Temple FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ART FLOWER SHOP 130 Fayetteville Street Phone 207 Phone 2153 DE SHAZO BEAUTY SHUPPE Specialists in PERMANENT WAVING Shampooing and Hair Dressing, Marcel and Water Waving, Hair Dyeing, Facial and Scientific Treatment HAIR BOBBIING 12714 Fayetteville Street Watch, Jewelry and Funtain Pen Repairing, Diamond Setting H. W. COLWELL .leweler and Uplornelrist 10 WEST MARTIN STREET RALEIGH, N. C. , STUDENTS! Come o BOON-ISELEY,S for G U N N S I LUNCH For Latest Styles and Best Values in Womenis and Misses' Garments and Millinery H.M.H.S. Specials and Our Own Sandwiches Boon-Iseley Drug Co The Rexall Store Phone 95 DEN'1'Is'r: Where is the aching tooth located? PA'1'Il'IN'I' fabsentlyb: Balcony. nrst row to the right. Newell Brothers Furniture Co. GUARANTEED FURNITURE FOR LESS Intensive Business Training for H igh School Graduates Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typewriting Penmanship, Filing and all Business Subjects Write or Call for information MISS HARDBARGERTS SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Fayetteville Street Telephone 2453 Raleigh, N. C Eclenhall Dining Room Cor. Person 81 Edenton Sts. Quick Service Reasonable Rates Superior Food Ideal for Teachers MANGEIJS READY-TO-WEAR SHOP For the Slnarlly Dressed Woman 124 Fayetteville St. Raleigh, N. C. Wilmont Drug Store The Little Store With BIC SERVICE Phone 3376 3100 Hillsboro St. Raleigh, N. C. Capital Drug Store at Raney Library Phone No. 1 PROMPT SERVICE Appreciate Your Trade RALEIGH, N. C. C8tW CIGAR STORE LUNCHEONETTE 206 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH BEAUTY SHOPPE 10915 Fayetteville Street ,Phone 2006 RALEIGH, N. C. ANCIENT HISTORY So this is Paris! Said Helen of Troy, As she looked at the face of a beautiful boy. Saint lVIary's School and junior College RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Rev. WARREN W. WAY, A.M., D.D., Rector In addition to four years of high school work, Saint Mary's offers the high school graduate two years of college work accredited by the Southern Association. Grad- uates in the college department receive a diploma and are prepared to enter the four- year college as Junior and receive their A.B. degree upon the successful completion of two years' additional work. SPECIAL COURSES IN ART, EXPRESSION, HOME ECONOMICS, MUSIC AND BUSINESS For catalogue address, A. W. TUCKER, Business Manager JOB P. WYATT 81 SONS COMPANY 325-327 SOUTH WILMINGTON STREET HARDWARE AND FARM SUPPLIES SEED, BULBS, PLANTS AND SHRUBS Poultry Feed and Supplies WM. C. ODEN IEWELER 121 South Salisbury Street Being particular is not a fault, but a virtuel' This aphorism was a maxim of a distinguished old guild. However pertinent in their day, it is equally relevant in ours. We attest our painstaking, eflicient craftsmanship, with multi-thousands of service-bought, lastingly-satisfied customers. BYNUM PRINTING COMPANY Better Printing PHONES 692-693 RALEIGH N. C. 7 CHARLES AYCOCK: Miss Coffey. you know my French grades. MISS COFFEY: What's the matter with your French grades, Charles? CHARLES AYCOCK: Well. they look like the stock market. Smart Clothes forthe High School Lassie 6720 fV'01galfV0das not LL - .. 112 Fayetteville St. - .Q Anything You Need In the PRINTING Line- CALL PHONE 1351 when you are ready to place an orcler Quality Service Satisfaction G P T Q L PRINTING COMPANY Wilmington and Hargett Streets LEWIS SPORTING GOODS CO. High School and College Outfitters RALEIG H, N. C. i Xlff -.. . . f '! YATE ' 'ii A I I 1 7 N X l ' lg ' ' JCWELEQS SILVERSMFTHS DIAMOND EXPEUTS ff 109 FAYETTEVILLE ST- ' Raleighis Modern fewelry Store ' Investigate our EXTENDED PAYMENT PLAN Quality Terms Value Protect Your Childrenls Eyes by letting us equip your home with up-to-date LIGHTING FIXTURES Drugs Toiletries E C K E R D ' S 'cffreators of Reasonable Drug Priesv Visit Oar Show Room FOUNTAIN AND Thompson Electrical LUNCHEUNETTE Company SERVICE 20 W. Hargett St. Phone 370 The Shop That Every Compliments School Girl Knows Everything the school girls wears. Always new, smart things at sensible prices COATS. DRESSES, HATS UNDIES and ACCESSORIES est.-'.llllHllllll.: 'a -.3 ttimutiiirsg llnu ---.- lll ssss Raleighis Smartest Shop 126 Fayetteville Street Thomas H. Briggs 81 Sons, Inc, HThe Carolinas' Ulclest Wholesale and Retail Hardware S torew RALEIGH, N. C. 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