Hugh Morson High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)
- Class of 1931
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1, J! 1 K I w J x E I i L E In L- vu 5 F L il wx H Q . 'I Lvl ff l ag -. Y' 4 - 'sf fx : -J - 'A X! 1 1 3 X - u 1 '-G ,. 1 1 '.4 s.. ,. gf I ,vu P, . . ,J ,Y , . j+ THE zf PiJ A As ,. QQ? u Hfj'S:..Q.s,4 OAK LEAF f lf i .f l I 1 2 . i I I 1 Q O? L 'LYS' H , 9 ! I s fc , X-av if E xv. MQ 4 1 -r ! I ? I I 1 9 3 1 Q E i I 1 A PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS HUGH MORSON HIGH SCHOOL - RALEIGH, Noam CAROLINA 1 F C C -E: a E?'? f :L'EE.EE5'5:-FSS' - 3 ' 40l6 Caxya Drive NC 276163 Foreword T git es us the Seniors of Hugh M01 son High School, great pleasule to present this fifth xolume of THE OAK LFAF. In the following pages ne show the scenes and the pictures which vsfe hold deal to the memoiies of our high school days. In ordei that the ties of our friendships may be more closely diawn we, with the loyal suppoit of the faculty and the student body, haxc tried to portiav our high school life as we have lived it. May our book, THE OAK LEAF of 1931 be a souice of inteiest to all outsiders and a source of pleasant memories to our schoolmates Q., 3 Q 5 QQDQO OQGDQO l l 1 1 1 V , , ' -, 7 it 9 3 QOQGDQOQ QOGGQQOQ Contents THE SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES JOKES AND ADS 1 I II CLASSES A III IV V VI D'D'Z2l'D'D'7-NG Dfbiif?-i'Z353'72'Di-14P'X3'D' fl .ri il K1 19 ll Z'2',3'D 'D 'D'D'D 57' If-I9-B'D'D+ 1 ix lil fl fl 'R fl El YB Xl B fl il it JN ri A 171 JU i 7 if jj , E dedicate this fifth volume of J- ' Jig A THE OAK LEAF ,fig TO p ,QB MRS. J. M. BARBEE as an expression of our love and appreciation for her unfailing guidance and interest in us, her efforts to instill into our minds and spirits the .I desire for higher ideals in living, and her patience in giving us knowledge for the betterment of the community in Which We live. 1 i LL 'E A .if- . 5-is 52 l Q ll 5 A I :sa ' DEDICATION CZ 6' 4 4 A331155 3 ,v 21. .L rv ug, v 4 J 4,- 4 ' 4 H 'x 4 x s i V CLYLYEIEHXGE. 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M.A. English and Spanish MARGARET CONNOR A.B. Mathematics DAISY JONES COUCH A.B M.A. English NINA HOLLABD COVINGTON AB. MA. M.S. English RUTH CREIGHTON A B. M.A. English Eight Faculty Roll E WESSINGER AB MA Principal LAURA EFIRD Mathematics MARY OLIVER ELLINGTON Science LUCY GILMORE BS MA French MARY ELIZABETH HOLLIS History GUSTAVE J JOHNSON Music J P JOHNSON ME Physical Education and Athletic Coach LAURA M JONES A.B. Student Adviser BLANCHE LANCASTER Mathematics IVIARIOV POPLIN LEGGETTL A.B. M.S. Socml Science MILDRED LOONEY B.S. Librarian KATHERINE MADDRY A.B. M.A Social Science NELLIE MCCLEES A.B. Mathematics FRANCES MOORE BS Home Economics ANNE PEAY MORROW AB English GRACE MUSCH AB Science MARGARET PARTENHEIMER M nsic W A POTTER Music NELLE SCOTT BS Home Economics ADA SPENCER BS Science A. T. SPLRLO-LK B.S. A.B. Social Science and Athletic Coach D K. STEWART B.S. Mechanical Arts ELIZABETH S. WALKER A.B. M.A Social Science MARGARET WIIASON A.B M.A Mathematics KATHERINE WRIGHT M.S. 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ASSOCIATE EDITORS BENNIE MAE BLACK ..................................,......................................... THOMAS SIMKINS ....... ....... JOHN Bosfr ................ GEORGE RIDDLE ................ CHARLOTTE SALMOND ........ ..................,.... ....... Mlss RUTH CREIGHTON ........ Twelve ADVISERS ..Art Editor ......,..MISS NATALIE COFFEX I gl Q, ,-,411 if,f f'H?.2g1jiQ 'l. ggi i , 'tif-:q,?'v,vf,.3n?yfr?:gTfw-,,,f.,,.., V P.. ..., M., M -Q A: pn? Yr' . an nun, -- M hL i'f '-5-5--if-J-'la-5-213-'I Q- .Ana A.,.4...,.,EL-.f6,.'f..:.-.... .. . . W ' .11 .V Ykrwf. ' ii 5 Q N Z 5 ,4 w 1 , . f 55, -ff- Qf l ra- ' ' . , 7-F33 ' s .-,I ' 1' A r if ' 5 ' 1. 5: il' f 1 V e ff E. 1 Q, N! ?',. gf Sf 5. R33 s ' ' 51 T ,L 2 Q v +1 3' - ix. Q1 V msg, S3 . 1 V 2 ' F' F.- if I S 1 25' 5. - 1 ' it if I 1 ,F , :W 1 ' r 5' we ff cr' L E1 , S 4 9 , , .... ig, gi, Z' Z , W 2,1 5 'Q . i 1 1 ma as ' la, ' 'M lil' , lil' -,Y - , ' - - W ff- -Iv w.-M' Mv1.zifYu.iC4w.J . 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Vice President Page Literary Society 15 Reporter Lewis Literary Society 35 Treasurer Lewis Literary Society 2 5 Secretary Lewis Literary Society 35 Vice President Lewis Liter- ary Society 35 President Lewis Literary Society 45 Junior Judge Student Cooperative As- sociation 2, 35 Senior Judge Student Cooperative Association 45 Senior Home Room Repre- sentative 45 Member Social Com- mittee Cooperative Association 45 Vice President Junior Class 35 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 45 As- sistant Patrol Leader 35 Troop Scribe 25 Business Manager of the OAK LEAF 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Track Squad 3. RACHEL MAE BARNES Thy pathway lies among the stars. Girl Reserves 3, 4: Morson Literary Society 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Home Economics Club 45 House Committee Student Council 45 Daisy Chain Com- mittee 35 Vice President Dra- matic Club 45 Executive Chair- man Morson Literary Society 35 Program Committee Girl Re- serves 45 Program Committee Morson Literary Society 1, 4. CHARLES BRANTLEY AYCOCK Fee built my soul a lordly pleasure house, Wherein at ease for aye to dwell. Science Club 15 Lewis Liter- ary Society 3. BENNIE MAE BLACK A cheerful heart. fl cheer- ful smile, A chain of friendship all the while. Chairman Program Committee Girl Reserves 45 Chairman Program Committee Morson Literary Society 35 Vice Pres- ident Morson Literary Society 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Home Economics Club 3. 45 Triangular Debating Team 35 Senior Judge Student Cooperative Association 45 Class Editor OAK L1-:AF 45 Chairman Publicity Committee Home Economics Club 45 Pub- licity Chairman Morson Literary Society 45 Quill anl Scroll Society 4. Sixteen HILDA IDA AUSTIN I find earth not gray, but rosy. J. ALLEN BAILEY When the great scorer comes to write against your name, He writes not that you won or lost: but how you played the game. Sergeant at Arms 15 Home Room Representative Student Council 25 Member Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Vice President Glee Club 35 Member Monogram Club 1, 2, 35 President Mono- gram Club 35 Member Football Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain Foot- ball Team 35 Member R, Club 45 President R Club 45 Mem- ber Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Member Basketball Team 3, 4. Jrsssn-: RUTH BAUCOM True merit is like a riverg the deeper it is. the less noise it makes. Chairman Management Com- mittee Dramatic Club 35 Mem- bership Committee Commercial Club 35 President Commercial Club 4. QQ .N . ' w h , 7 1-is , . O G69 0 M ' 2 fi i Jouv SIIIPM SN Bosr Love to one friendship to a few and a good will Q . Hi-Y 1 2' Representative Stu- dent Cooperative Association 1 4' Swimming Team 3 4' Ifoot- ball Squad 4' Sports Editor OAK LEAF 4' Press Reporter Stu- dent Coiiperatise Association 4. MAR1 MCGEL BRANcn Tho' among a thousand you should try Her place you nevei can S Dllly Girl Reserwes 1 2 Diamxtic, Club 4 VIRGINIA DARF Bun cms Ambztion rules my tiain and love, my heart Commercial Club 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Home conomlcs Club 1 2 3 Girl Reserxes 1 2 Science Club W. FURMAN Brrrrs, Jn. A sunny southern gentle- man with wavy chestnut hair: His manners are fine, his line divine, his smile beyond compare. Jr. Hi-Y 1: Student Council 1, 2, 43 Orchestra-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 13 Hi-Y 23 Points Committee Student Cooperative Association 39 Lewis Literary Society 3, 45 Chairman Social Committee 45 Student Council 4: Vice President Com- mercial Club 43 Class Prophet 4. ROBERT Born A little nonsense now and then. Is relished by the best of men. Boy Scouts 1, 25 Football Squad 3, 4g Baseball 45 Science Club 1, 2. JAMES EUGENE BRIDGERS Life is real! Life is earnest ! Mrmls VIRGINIA BRINKLEY As full of spirit as the month of May. Home Economics Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 43 Commercial Club 4: Girl Reserves 1, 23 Science Club 2. Seventeen , , .. . . 'S to ll . , , Y . . N . , , . .. 9 77 u . ' v . 1. .'u 1 1 4 V 4 I',. an Q' n ' J 1! . - J E. ,.. ,4: 1,2. O 1 'i fm 'a it ,i i 1 all gig elif li? ,M all il I1 ' iii in '4 if me .W 1.5 'i 1 'Ir ,i '1 QW Eid i llfbb iii? iii iiii ill gui I ii? wli l, ii: iii i I . -f-- -- - - asf e Q - , 0 O S4 Gene? M OGG-D-50 ARTHLR Bnoroiri ON Roll on. world: and I'll roll with youll Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis Club 3g Dramatic Club 43 Glee Club 4. BRAXTON STANFIELD Burr Let us, then. be what we GTC. and speak what we think. VV. RONALD CABIPBELL Rare compound of quality. noble and true. With plenty of sense and good humor, too. President, Senior Class 4: Chairman Handbook Committee 4: Chairman Grounds Commit- tee 3: Home Room Representa- tive Student Cooperative As- sociation 1, 2. 3, 4: Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 43 Chief Marshal 3: Science Club 1, 2, 3: Football Squad 3. Hamm' CASEY His brush, his pencil, and his pen. Will make this world a better place enowf' Dramatic Club 3, 4. Eighteen l 'Doizorur MAE BUFFALOE Behold, and when I sing- E'en the birds do cease their melody. Art Club 13 Science Club 1, 2: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3. Donornr L. CAMPBELL Sweeter far than all tlzi-rigs heard, Is the sound of laughter. Girl Reserves 1: Science Club 1: Morson Literary Society 3, -L: Commercial Club 31 Chair- man Membersliip Comm-ittee Dra- matic Club 4g Daisy Chain Com- mittee 3. GIC.-XLYE EL1zA1sE'rH CAIQTER There buds the promise of celestial worth. T' f 5 Q wb f O f - O X ' ', 421. xi? Q, JST- :Ly 'fi .. Goo Wa... WII.LI1kM L. Col,-Lixs Bo true to your work. your word, and .your friends. THOMAS C. Couxcu., Jie. True worth is being-not seeming. Secretary Freshman Class 13 Lewis Literary Society 1, 33 Treasurer Senior Class 43 Science Club 1, 2, 3. BRYAN G. DAVIS Full of ginger, and full of 22617, IIe's done his part in giv- ing us our rep. ' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Clieerio Club 33 Cheer Leader 4. i .ucm'ici.i,i'r15 A. Coxrizs Cute and att'racfive,' brig h 1' and gay. Just the lfinrl of girl 1o,N brighfen the way. r1'l't'2lSllI'01' Girl Rcseryes 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 33 Science Uub 1: Tennis Club 23 Girls' Athletic Association 4. Blsssiigi ADELIA Coolc Docs well. acts nobly,' angels could no more. Milbrook High School 1, 2, 33 Girl Reserves 4. PAUL1 Nic B1ci.n1oN'r D.xN1ELs Her cheery smiles and sunny ways. Replace the cares of old school days. Altlieau Literary Society 1. 23 f'ommercial Club ,L MO'ZEfI.I.E Dixvls She has that 'gift of gifts' -the art of 'making friends. Girl Reserves 1. 2: 3. 42 Treasurer Girl Reserves 113 Chairman Standards Coiumitte-4: Girl Reserves 43 Morson Liter- ary Society 3, 43 President- Morsou Literary Society 41 Treasurer Morsou Literary Society 33 Chairman Social Com- mittee Morson Literary Society -13 Athletic Association 33 Home Economics Club 33 Commercial Club 4: Publicity Committee Commercial Club -13 Standards Committee Cooperative Associa- tion 4: Soccer Squad 13 Dra- matic Club 4: Daisy Chain Com' mittee 33 Athlean Literary So- ciety 1, 23 President Altheun Literary Society 2. Nineteen I in -J TT tif. 'ii 4 .. - ... .. . , Mi,-. f 1 1 list 14' 0X 0 . N O 0 Q-6990 OGBQQQC' MARY LEE. DEMPSEY Beauty vanishes: virtue lasts. District Shorthand Contest 33 Secretary Commercial Club 43 Commercial Club 4. MAn.GAR.E'r Louis:-1 Eomzno Her smile was like a rain- bow flashing from at misty skyf' Althean Literary Society 1. 23 Secretary Altheau Literary Society 13 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 4: Commercial Club 43 Chairman Program Committee Commercial Club 45 Assistant Business Manager THE OAK LEAF 39 District and State Typewritiug Contests 35 District Type- writing Contest 43 Daisy Chain Committee 3: Girls' Athletic As- sociation 33 Member Social Com- mittee Girl Reserves 4. LEM Fm-:EMAN. JR. 'tHe hath a heart as sound as a bell. Campbell College lg Black- stone Military Academy 2. HABRELJ. THEODORE FULLER A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Twenty Hsmzx Louis:-3 Downu. 'Tis grievous. parting with good company. Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, MILDRED DWORSKY Always smiling-always sweet, Always pretty and always neat. JAMES S. FULGHUM, JR. As merry as the day is long. Boy Scouts 1. 2: Y. M. C. A. 1, 2: Science Club 1, 2. l Q. Q X Jgwxeu If? N COQGEPQO A OQFCHP O C.xRoL1Ni-3 B. GARRISON A jolly. unselfish person- ality is the greatest gift of alZ.' Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice President Girl Reserves 15 Secretary Girl Reserves 3g Chairman Publicity Committee Girl Reserves 45 Morson Literary Society 2, 3, 43 Reporter Mor- son Literary Society 43 Associate Editor Raleigh Student 43 Mem- ber Social Committee Student, Council 43 Member Publicity Committee Student. Council 35 Reporter Athletic Association 43 Member Daisy Chain Committee 3' Reporter Raleigh Student. 33 Science Club 1, 2. ETH!-JL CONLY GooDw1N ability are qualities well mixed. Commercial Club 45 Glee Club ' Athletic Association 3 g Social Committee Chairman Commercial Club 4. JOHN F. HARPER To thine own self be truef' Alamance High School 1, 23 President Sophomore Class 23 Franklin High School 33 Home Room Representative Student Council 4. H iLn,x Miwiucn FULLER Give me true friends and music, A nd life will be a pleasure. Girl Reserves 1, 23 Vice Pres- ident, Girl Reserves lg Glec Club 2, 3, 43 Vice President Glee Club 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 President Orchestra 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Business Manager Band 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 45 State Symphony Orchestra 3, 4. WILLIAM Goan If doesn't pay to worry,- thinys are bound to han- pen anyway. Page 'Literary Society 1, 25 Reporter Page Literary Society 13 Lewis Literary Society 2, 33 Reporter Raleigh Student 33 Exchange Editor Raleigh Student 33 Managing Editor Raleigh Stu- dent 4g Boy Scouts 2, 3, 43 Science Club 1. MARY ELIZABETH HAMLET Sunshine came along with thee. Athletic Association 4. Rom-:RT HARMS A poem without words. Hi-Y 1, 23 Reporter Raleigh Student 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 37 Member Student Cooperative Association 4. . 'Twenty-one AL 1 Gul Pleasantness and depend- 13 4. 65 v 4 XPC GQQO ' OG-44925-90 ll i I 1 l N al I5 'l lv l lugi ROCHELLE M. HARRISON Still they gazed, and still their wonder grew, That one small head could carry all she knew. Glee Club 43 Home Room Representative Student Council 3: District and State Typewrit- ing Contests 35 District Type- writing Contest 43 Commercial Club 43 Athletic Association 4. BESSIE FLOYD HINER Gifted and fair in work or 291021- Ask anyone-that's what they'll say. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Athletic Association 3, 43 Commercial Club 4g President Athletic As- sociation 4. PAULTNE MAVIS HOWVARQD Up, up. my heart. and sing. ' Commercial Club 4. EVELYN E. HUNNICUT1' Speech is better than silence. Commercial Club 3. 4g Home Economics Club 3. 4. Twenty-two 1 I i M... ....-- , -1 ,i ls., MAXINE LUCILLE HAYES In radiant smiles and knoioletlge rare, None can surpass and few compare. FRANCES HONEYCUT1 Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Commercial Club 4' Home Economics Club 3, 43 Girl Re serves 1, 2, SEAM.-KN K. HITDSO'N 'Give the world the best you have. and the best will come back to you Team 1, 2. 3, 43 Football Team 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 3: R Club 3 4 If ea-W--'V-V--f -ver - i ,. Science Club 1, 2, 3-Q Track QC- 0 lx'5Q- o I I QGiD,O QOQGQQ iff Auxomm IRNVIN Jixcons Ready for anything-be it work or play. An all ronncl good fellow lin every way. Hi-Y 2: Basketball Team 3, 4: Baseball Team 3, 4: Manager Football Team 3: Seeremry Junior Class. ALICE ERMA JOHNSON Gather np roselmfls while ye may. va MARTHA ELOISE J01umoN I'Zl be merry. I'll be free. I'll be sad for nobody. Girl Reserves 1, 2 : Science Club 1, 2 5 Glee Club 3, 4 : Althean Literary Society 2. ft I 1. TO 'Wy Frorn lVII'l'CHEI,L HllN1'ER The hearty grasp, the honest gaze, The voice that means the things it says. President Junior Class Zig President Student. Cooperative Assol-iation 4: Vice President Senior Uluss 4: S4-iernee Club 1, 2. Jniics B.lxx'rE.1c JOHNSON That keystone upon which is built all loving and all l k i n g-depend- ability. MARGARWI' L0I'Isi2: JONES Happy am I: from care I'm free. Why eanft they all be von- tentefl like me? Girl Reserves 1: Drainatif: Club 3. ALVIN S. KAPLAN Anything niorth doing at all is nvorth doing well. Page Literary Society 1: President Page Literary Society 1: Lewis Literary Societv 1, 2. 3, -1: President Lewis Literary Society 4: Dramatic Club 1: Scienve Club 1: Triangular De- bating: Team 2. 3, 43 Band 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Pres- ident, Band 4: President Orches- tra 4: House Committee Student Cooperative Association 3 : Points COIUJIIHVUSQ Coiiperlative Association 4: N. C. Represen- tative in Southern Oratorical Contest. Twenty-three I l l I' '.-., 2 BEss1E KLINE The world is a wheel And tt will come round all right. Bainbridge High School 3 Music Club 2 4' Dramatic Club 3. FRANCES CORNELIA KNo'r'r Never frivolous-nefzver slow. Euzs CORNELIA KNOTT Small, modest, lovable sweet-- A nicer girl you'll never meet. Girl Reserves 1, 3, 4g Dra- matic Club 1, ' 3, 4g Science Club 1, 29 Home Economics Club 3. U .0 L -, is lj Y x 0 , -s-P-fgggg o Q 03,695 a Just the girl you'cl like to know. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Morson Literary Society 3g Home Economics Club 3, 41 Glee Club 3. ALICE LAUGHLIN Act well your part: there all the honour lies. WALTER. LAZARUS Qutetness is an indication of ability to think: dig- nity of intellect. Page Literary Society lg Re- porter Page Literary Society 1: Lewis Literary Society 3, 4: Secretary Lewis Literary Society 43 Reporter Raleigh Student -13 Representative Student Council 41 Member Points Committee Student Council 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Boy Scouts 3, 4g Science Club 2: President Band 4. Twenty-four M.x1,coi.M M. LASTER. JR. His worth is warrant for his welcome. Science Club 1, 2. IRVIN LAZARUS As welcome as sunshine in every place, Is the beaming approach of a good-naturecl face. Page Literary Society 1 3 Lewis Literary Society 3, 43 Football Squad 4 g Assistant Advertising Manager THE OAK LEAF 4: Science Club 1. I 'P I X Q , 'XJ K x 0 O A Xi J' rf' -1 DoN D. MQAFEE It is a great plague to be too handsome a man. Senior Judge 4. DANIEL FRANK MARTIN I shall help myself by helping others. Student Council 1, 2, 3g Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 43 Member Standards Committee Student Council 4g Chairman Calendar Committee Student Council 35 Vice President Sophomore Class 2. NORYN'0OIJ MASSEX' The richest minds need not large libraries. Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4. i E l i l E1.EANoH Rmn LILLY She has no time for men or fame. A 'mere' diploma is her aim. Great Bridge High School, Va. W 1, 2, 33 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Orclwstra 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3. , i ll it i it LILLIAN E. MCDADE The world looks brighter , from behind a smile. Q , Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4g Science l I Club 1, 2. 5 Q L I 3 , fi i 1 W1r.i,1.xM ALLEN MAR'r1N 1 1 1 4 .I , Fine thoughts are zoealthn' i l a Reporter Raleigh Student 3, 43 Lewis Literary Society 4. 4 U Il 1 i i v i ll! ll! 1 ,il MARY FRANCES MATTHEWS W l A'LOflj'.'I-hCfL7'f6fl, strong of 1 nz i 11 fl. ' A truer friend nowh ere . yoilfll End. A l Girl Reserves 3. 43 Morson 1 Literary Society 4: Commercial 'I Club 4. L . Twenty-five - -new -.,... :L-gay-. .. . .:. -- ,LL .Ain--rr ..-Juv-.t . l 4515 1 x O at OQQ1-Q50 CL120 ELIZABETH MILLS In thy dark: eyes' splendor. Where the warm light loves to dwell. WII,I.IE Mom' Small in stature, but large in everything that makes a friend. 1 Page Literary Society 2: Lewis Literary Society 3. 4: Tumbling Team 23 Commercial Club 4: Band 2. 3, 4. WII,LIA1I FAIIINS Moons' Success! It is won by patient endearorf' MACON CLIFFORD Monms Virtue alone is the un- errtng sign of a noble soul. Science Club 1, 33 Boy Scouts 2, 3. Twenty-sta: CLARICE E. MI'PCHEI.I. Y My heart is whole, my fancy free, Go alon.g, small boys. Ilon't bother me. Student. Council Representa- tive 1, 23 Morson Literary So- ciety 1, 2g Social Committee Morson Literary Society 43 St. Mary's School 3. LOVISE ALLEN Moony True as the needle to the pale. Or as a dial to the sun. Girl Reserves 3. AI.oNzo M. Moons Of a cheerful look, a pleasing eye, and most noble carriage. . - .-.mt-f13fAA ii- ,, l Os 0 3, ' fffa57 V WTLLIAM A. MYATT. JR. He's a 'very e17'icient boy. And he is such a size, That when his feet are on the ground His hands could touch the skies. vs Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 43 Page Literary Society lg Home Room Representative 23 House Com- mittee Student Council 23 'Ways and Means Committee Junior Class 33 Basketball Squad 43 Track Team 33 Manager Student Exchange 43 Senior Judge Stu- dent Council 43 Lewis Literary Society 43 Sergeant-at-Arms Lewis Literary Society 4: Swim- ming Team 3. ANNA ELIZABETH OLD1-TAM Like a circle ending never. Does my mirth go on for- ever. Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4. ' DOROTHY V. PARMLEY Light-hearted. happy. wild and young, She has laughed and talked, and danced, and sung. Dramatic Club 1, 2. 33 Girl Reserves 1 3 Morson Literary Society 1. luke 1 ' P lf' H493 - 7 --H ,, 1- f Y-- -..Jew--J -.L L. MII.lllllClJ Lom-iTTA MOVNT .. A perfect icmnun, nobly planned. Orvlu-stran 1, 12, fi, 4, BOB NOWELL If worry were the only cause of death, Then Bob 'would live forever. Vice President Student Council 3: Sergeant-at-Arms Student. Council 43 Cheerio Club 33 Hi- Y 3, 43 Football Squad 43 Treasurer Junior Class 33 Secre- tary Senior Class 43 Manager Basketball Team 43 Tennis Club 3: Treasurer Tennis Club 3. Jlissl-2 lVlAR'l'IN PAGE 'They who are pleased thenzselves must always- please. JAMEs THOJXIAS PATRICK What sweet delight a quiet life afforrlsf' Twenty-seven -VA -J...--.:3:,,....,. ...W Jx.fm.1-Hn.l,,-t i l 1 v l 'l 11 l I I I 5 I 1 . I I i i 1 l i l X R fi 'Ti o ' A GTV! O Q LEONARD F. PEACOCK For they can conquer who believe they can. Boxing Team 3, 4. GABRILLA PERRY Age Cannot zcitlier. nor Cll-9fOlll stale, Her infinite variety. Home Economics Club 4, VIRGINIA POOLE A voice that is sweet and Clear, And a heart that is kind and sincere. Morson Literary Society 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 3, 43 Science Club 1: Commercial Club 4. JAMES F. POXVELL Patience and gentleness are potter. Home Room Representative 21 Football Team 4. Twenty-eight LFRA MADELINE PENNY A smile is the trademark of a happy soul. Millbrook High School 1, 2, 3: Morson Literary Society 43 Dra' matic Club 43 Vice President Morson Literary Society 4. ROLAND PERRY Determination in ak e s dreams come true, Glee Club 2, 33 Foot-ball Team 2. 3. 43 R Club 3, 43 Pres- ident R Club 45 Boy Scouts 1, 25 Track Team 2, 3g Basket- ball 3: Manager Basketball Team 33 Student Council 2, 3,3 Boxing Team 43 President Tennis Club 2, 4: Baseball. IRv1 NG PORTER Q u i et and modest, thoughtful and meek- Knowing much more than he'd let himself speak. Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 3: Orchestra 3. 5 Q wr? i I- c,,.5.,f 'A 2 O GG9?,9 'J it MARGARI-:T Pmci-1 Where lies my work. there also lies my heart. Triangular Debating Team 4: Dramatic Club 1: Athletic As- sociation 3: Morson Literary Society 43 Student Council Rep- resentative 2: Publicity Com- mittee Student Count-il 1. ELIZABETH RABE She is small, but the most precious things come -rl small packages. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 43 Pres' ident Glee Club 43 Social Chair- man Student Council 4: Home Room Representative Student Co- operative Association 2. I GLENN REAVES Not too serious, not too yall. But a rare good fellow when it comes to play. Football Squad 2: Football Team 3, 43 Baseball Team 2, 3. 41 Basketball Squad 3, 45 Member R, Club 2, 3, 4: Vice President. R Club 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Captain Baseball Team 4. LOVISIC B. Powmcs Her 1J'llI'1lUNf' is as true as steel. And rliligem-e :forks out her plans. Morson Literuri Society 41 Glee Cllllt -11 Nurses' Club 'lg Girl Rm-series 1. Auu: Moss Pl'1.1,iir The language of truth is simple. Doico 1' H r J l'A N l'I'A RAY Sweet and graeious and loving too. Always rloing things for yo zz. Girl Reserves 1. 3, 41 Treasurer Girl Reserves 42 Home Economies Club 3. .11 President Home Economics Club 4: Chairman Constitution Com- mittee Hoine Em-onmnivs Club 33 Dramatic' Club 33 Morson Literary Society 3. -1: Member House and Grounds Committee Student Cooperative Association 3: Member Calendar Committee Student Cooperative Association 31 Girls' Athletic Association 3: Treasurer Junior Class 3: Secretary Morson Literary Society -1. W1L11A LEE RICHARDSOX Haste thee. Nymph. and bring with thee. Jest and youthful Jollityf' Girl Reserves 3: Commercial Club -L: Home Economics Club 4. Twenty-mine H .- ,..,. -,iJL:.,....,.,, -x J- 'kt af'-A C, 'C vii EDXVARD XVALTER RHODES Do your duty. and do it n'ell. What more Could anyone ask? Trenton High School 1. 23 Lewis Literary Society 4: Com- mercial Club 4. JA 11115 GORDON Riuarxx .-ind thou, my mind. as- pire to higher things. Lewis Literary Society 4. C1tA1u.oTre B. SALBIOND Charm and dignity of manner are a pleasing Com binationf' Spartanburg High School 1. 13: Girl Reserves 4: Chairman Social Committee Girl Reserves 4: Glee Club 4: Chairman Clean- Up Committee Student Co- operative Association 4: Daisy Chain Committee 3. THOMAS Mooitxiax Suuuxs Gladly zeolde he learn. and gladly teehef' Orchestra 2: Boy Scouts 4: Lewis Literary Society 4: As- sistant Class Editor THE OAK L1-:AF 4. Thirty awe Vt Camaro? Gisoituig B. RiDDLE, JR.. The heart to eonceiveg the understanding to direct: the hand to execute. V Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4: Merit Committee lg Lewis Literary Society 1, 4: Joke Editor THE U.-KK LEAF 4. ALMA L. RILEY To memory, dear, thou, erer wilt remain. Girl Reserves 11 Commercial Club 4. BIRDENA Si-:L1tasoN How noble her thoughts- Hoio sweet. how pure. their dwelling place. X-6XfiTg'f'r:'- 'P 3 f-?xA I .. -.g,i5H,iVX,,.. va - PAUL Ouiiigiw' S'1'.xHi. Thou art a fellow of a good respect. Newberu High School 13 Dover High School 25 Kinstou High School 3. J Ewim. S'rici.L Full of pep. and charm.. and style, You can count her well worth while. Nurses' Club 3: Girl Reserves 1. 23 Glee Club 35 Drzuuatic Club 2, 4. Miximixizi-:'1' E, SUMMERS Kind hearts are more than eoronetsf' XV.u.'i'i:ic L. S Ai 1'r1i A liappy-go-lui-ky nature, and ll strong rlepenrl- ability. Gouricicr C. S'1'ALL1Nus A light heart lives long. Science Club 23 Patrol Leader Boy Scouts 3, 4. lVlAlRY LOL'1sE STEVENSON It's the songs ge sing, and the smiles ye -wear, Tl1at's 'making the suri- shine evf'ry1cl1ere. Morson Literary Society 2, -11 Drumzitic Club 2, 4: Glee Club 3, -13 Home Economics Club 43 Cherriette Club WIl.'I,1.XBl Lewis SLYMAHLI: He's alicags singiiig a song, Because there's izothi-ng 1cro11g. Orcliestru 1. 2, 43 Student Council 13 Student Assistant Librarian 2. 3, 45 Dramtic Club 43 Orchestra Concert Meister 4. Thirty-one V-.1 . .... vas-if as ill J .. ,Q ceo? OGG9 9 3, 5 .. ff C' as O, . Q l I MILDRED KE-ARNS THOMPSON An intellect of purest worth, A heart of purest gold. Class Historian 43 Girl Reserves 1, 2. 3. 43 Chairman Music Committee Girl Reserves 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Morson Literary Society 43 Student Council Home Room Representa- tive 1. 2, 43 Daisy Chain Com- mittee 33 Chairman Publicity Committee Commercial Club 33 District Typewriting Contest 43 Glee Club 43 Chairman Publicity Committee Student Council 43 Athletic Association 1, 43 Science Club 1. 23 Home Economics Club 3, 4: Social Chairman Morson Literary Society 4. IRMA ELIzAm:'rH WHMJLI-:Iz Better to be small and shine. Than to be large and cast a shadow. Girl Reserves 1. 2, 3. 42 Assistant Secretary Girl Reserves 43 Dramatic Club 33 Morson Literary Society 4: Chaplain Morson Literary Society 4: Home Economics Club 3, 43 Treasurer Home Economics Club 43 Stu- dent Council Representative 43 Calendar Committee Student Council 43 Secretary Sophomore Class 23 Banquet Committee 33 Daisy Chain Committee 3. AN NIE LOUISE WII.KE'liSON Shes jolly and true. And a good sport too. Student Council 3, 43 Clerk of Court 3. 43 Morson Literary Society 1, 2, 3. 43 Chaplain Morson Literary Society 33 Pro- gram Chairman Mo1'son Literary Society 43 Science Club 1, 2, 33 Critic Science Club 23 Secre- tary and Treasurer Science Club 3: Home Economics Club 33 Athletic Association 3. 43 Girl Reserves 1. 2, 3, 43 Sports Chairman Girl Reserves 33 As- sistant Treasurer Girl Reserves 43 Daisy Chain Committee 3. VOLENE ESTELLE WILLIAMS Her heart is open as the clay, Her feelings all are true. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Morson Literary Society 43 Home Economics Club 3, 43 Vice President Home Economics Club 43 Banquet Committee, Junior-Senior Banquet 3. Thirty-two -.. , , . ... -mx --.A-4-4-5-as-' ' VIVIAN WRIGH'f WARING Heres to the girl with a heart and a smile, That makes the bubble of life worth while. Editor-in-Chief TI-IE OAK LEAF 4: Assistant Editor THE OAK LEAF 33 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 President Girl Reserves 13 President Girl Reserves 43 Vice President Girl Reserves 33 Pro- gram Chairman Girl Reserves 23 Soccer Team 2: Home Room Representative Student Co- operative Association 23 Home Economics Club 33 Science Club 23 Tumbling Team 2, 33 Athletic Association 3. J AMES MARL'OM WILDER, Jn.. 'Genius wins sometimesg hard work always. Home Room Representative Student Council 33 Lewis Literary Society 3, 43 Treasurer Lewis Literary Society 43 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4. BEECHER WILLIABIS To worry little, to study less, This is my idea of hap- pinessf' Dramatic Club 43 State Manager 43 Science Club 1. Q g Q O o . Jmix M. Wlmox i His mimi. his kioigzlonzq l SLANI EY W1NB0llNE. JR. I perfovm, and I perse- ve1e HARRY Woon I ll be merry-I ll be free, I ll be sad for nobody. Boy Scouts 1 2 3 45 Senior Patlol Leader B05 Scouts 3, 43 Patrol Leader 1 2' Life Rankg Page Llterary Society lg Lewis Llterary Society 4' Science Club 1 2 Member House Committee Student Cooperative Association 2 and his will, his lain. , l , Golllslmom High Svhool 1, 25 Lewis l1llPl'1ll'j' Society 4. REELS J. WOIMBLE. The mind is the standard of the man. Football Team 3. -Lg Basket- ball Team 3, 43 Baseball Team 31 43 Hi'Y 2, 43 R Club 3, 43 Captain Baseball Team 4. Euaaxoa A'rK1Ns0N WIKIGHT As gentle as zephyr, blow- ing below the violet. Garner High School 1, 2, 33 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. Thirty-three vu 1 . A Ki - . IA 1 ' 9 v v 1 , ' V . v 1 r v 1 3. l Thirty-four e ku! ' HARRY TRENT H scatters enjoyment who can enjoy much' I ' f-U WILLIAM UTLEY 'I am sure care is an enemy to life QOQGQBQO OGGDQOQ .1 ..-A . x ,L QOQG-29902 'Xl QKOQQQQOQ Onward and Upward ON WARD AN D UPWARD we go, Noble class of thirty-one. We're not content to stay below, And after fighting hard, we'Ve won. Reward of our toil is found, but we know Difficulty has only begun. After we've gone to this school so long, No one could express our farewell song Deep enough as we pass along. Upward, ever upward, -our aim is high, Pass this earthly realm, because our class Will climb till we reach the sky. And after we've risen far above the mass, Remembrance fond we'll have till we die, Dear old school, Hugh M Orson H igh .7 WILLIAM MYATT, Class Poet. Thirty-five Q Gee? GW? Class I-llstory lf xxas thc l0ll1fl1 dax ot Scptelllbel 1921 1 Cdllll peaceful autunlnal day, ladlallf XV1fl1 thc sunshlne ol hope, cheel alld joyous plonllse tllat the good shlp Hugh NIOISOII Hlgll Scllool stood at 'lllCl1OI at the NVl13.1l of 1 l1ew school yell It xx 'ls the sallle old slllp that had Cillllefl 111 lny passengels to safe halbol 111 thc Land ot Gleflt WV1SdO1l1 but tllls day xx -ls ft gala day 111 ITS hlstoly and 11111115 people gazed upon lt 111 wxondel 'IS they xx 1tchcd the beilltlllll alld challlllng young lfmdlcs and the bold lllil dashlng young gentlelnen as tlley so llapplly stepped aboald lOl It x1 as 1l11llO1QCl tllat they wele about to set sall ox G1 new and llllflled xx atels 111 a qucst lOl flhe Foulltaln ot Pelfect U1ldQ1Sf211lCl111g Ks the Slllp stood it allcllol on tllat ex entful l11o11lll1g of Septelllbel the pas Sf-EIIQQIS begall to alllxe Sooll so 1ll'l11y xvele C1OWCl1Ilg alound us that all the bcltlls xvele filled and we wele 21bSll18Cl ol 1 xely happy xoyage We NVCIC lltlflll ally xcly 0llfl1llS1dSf1C lncl asked many eagel ql1GSt101lS of oul l aptaln lb to the lncldents ol 0111 xoyagc and lts ploblble length, alld xxe xxele 1ssu1ed tl11t lf xxe xxelc pelsexellng and dlllgellt 111 oul dutles we sllould easllv leach 0111 Kl6Sl11lE1t1Oll at the end of fO111 yeals So lt xxas xwltll VQIY hopeful llGil1lS and bllllllllg faces tllat we bade 0111 p-ll ents alld f11GllflS good bye alld wax ed oul l1d11Clli61fll1QfS f1011l the deck 'lt those lcft belllllfl 111 the Glanllllal Gladfs lS xxe stealncd axxay flolll the lVl1d1f and out ot the l1dlb01 'lc-tually elllbalked f01 a fOU1 YGHIS absellce on 0111 Voyage ot Hlgll School Llfe We NVGIC young and soclally 1llCl1IlQCl, so lt dld not take us lollg to become Pllot the Captaln the Sf6'XXE11ClQSS, and exen the POITQI Oul 16315 of slllp xxleck xx elc 9lll'11Gl5 xx lpecl away ln the 'IQSIIIQIICO tllat so able a staff of seanlen l1 1d us 111 fllC1l chfuge Theme xxcle natulally a fexx cases of seasleklless, allxl x IIIOUS oncs xxele tenlpted to fll10VV up algeblfl Lffltlll, alld 0fl1C1 dlsagleeable fl1Nl1lS lnd toss some of then bcst belonglngs ox elboald 111 tunes of 1Ollgl1 se1 but the Stexx ndess l'iSllIOCl tllelll calmly but fll1lllY that tlley would only haxe to LOIIQUIHQ these 111Cl1g0qflblQS ox Q1 Hllfl oxel llllfll tlley xxele pelfectly asslnlllated 1l1cl so tlley bl ax ely managed to hold fl1Q111 down Vle l1ot1ced at the outset of the xoyage tllat the Sllf 1lll upon xxhlch xxe had set all xxas eonlpalatlxely llalloxw lllfl shelteled but uslllg OU1 field glasses, 1 could see sucll xxlde XISTHS ot xxfltel ahead, tllat xxc V616 led to lnqulle of the Captaln the S1g111flC3IlC'9 of the Q1fll'lf101l He explalned to us tllat the Voyage of lilgll School Llfe xx as 111 leflllty to be OXCI lOl11 seas tllough the foul bodles of xxatel xxele so closely Jolned f0gCfl161 th1t tlley seellled but one llnlllense sea He lllfOl1l1CCl us flllfllfll that xxe had just entelecl upon the fllst and snlallest ot these wllleh was called the F1QSl1ll13l1 Sea The usual llltlmacy of shlpboald sooll Splilllg up between us xoyagels, alld we llaxe beell loyal Sl11PIl1ilf9S ex 91 SIIICQ We salled OV91 the F19Sl111l311 Sea alld 16 celx ed oul checks of 1dQl1l'1flC'2ll'101l fl 0111 the PIIISQI almost b8fO18 we knew It We next QlltQ19d the S0pl10IllO16 Sea Ks the 1CS1llt of thls ll10l1SlZ1OllS fllp a fexw of 0111 shlpmates the weak ones, of course had gone ashole Then' absence was not so llotlceable because a few lllole 211l1b1t10LlS lads alld lassles had Jolned Us The elld of another yeal foulld us entellng the Junlor Sea Tl11S sea, as we Thu ty sw Q Q 0 e o o 0 U ' 1. 1 1 '. 1 . 1 ' , 1 1 ' . .1 ' . l .J 7 f a f 7 ' 1, ' ' 1 ' 1 1 2 2 .l y ,C 11 LV 1 , .1 i . 1 11 1 1 X . ' C p p 7 .W vc L Y . 1 1 b 7 f I V A .p . V I K 72 D A p y C h D . J. U 1 I ,L 1 2 kg 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' yt 1s ' , ,N ' 1 ' . ' ' 1 1 ' L Z p , 1 1 A 1 1 1 ., 1 , S' 1 V1 1 11 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 W , 11x V1 7 C 1 1 1. ' Z 7 V1 C f 1 . 11' 1 1,1 'f 1 i 1 1 . 1 ' 1 a n ' n n J. 721 1 .1 L1 11, ,.,K 11 I 1W. 1 ,p. 2 1 1 2 l 1 7 17, 1 1x1' 1 C ' ' - A ' 1 ' 7 1' ' . 1 y 1 L 1 1 ,A V 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 - 1,1 2 v 3 V I I I Y V . X I I 1, C I I 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 ' ' ' C n 1 1 I Y ' I 5 ' D ' ' . W' ' l 1 c 1 1 1 I . llCqll311lf9Cl xvlth OU1' fellow-passenge1's, nor to leel very 11111011 at llollle w1t1ll oul' 7 l 7 ' ' 11 1 13 ' 1 1 7' ' cg 11 I a 2 1 ' I 1 . C . 1 . 1' yVV1 6 1 1 L W ' W 12 1' , 1 1, K I I W 17 I -I 11, I' V 1 I 1 1 I 13111 .1 . 1 1' 1 ' x 1' 1 '1 11, C A. Cx f ' L Q 1 , ' ' 1 ' 1 1 v 1 l 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 I p , 1 1 1 11 K 1,2 1 I 1 . 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 11 r -1 1 1 ' 1 vi s' 1 . z 1 , .1 .1 xx- ' 1, 7 1 ' ' lc ' 1 1 'If ' ' ' . . C 1 1 I, 1 v D Y I J I L- . 1 X 1 i X I K X X X - -a e Q 1 ' ' 1 1 L 1 L ' I V I 1 , 1,,. . I . I I Y l 1 1 1 . Y I . I . I I I I . 1 1 , 1 J 1 ' 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 c A 1 ' , v v . 1 ., .- ' I 1 I g 1 ...y I 1 - ki nal' s g I X Q0 O XT. GSQQQ 6- ea l1ad long ago hca1d was zuled by the baxbfuous SGIIIOIS l'hc11 11o1d was order, and we hastened to do thcu C'0Illll121lldS Ullilil thcse COIld1fl01lS and 111 this sea 11e VV816 held fox a Wl1ole long yca1 The fl1st hal1 01 the ye'11 passed 1e1y lightly, but 111 the Spllllg te1n1 0111 supphes began to g11c out and IIIOIICV was needed, 101 we had l1C2i1Cl 111 some 111yste11ous way that thc SCIIIOIS cspcctcd 11 banquet. X play 11 1S g1XCl1 to help us out O1 coulsc thc play wls a glcat succcss. The pcople flocked to see 1t Money was 1111SC,fl and we 1clt g1eatly 1Cl1CX6Cl About tl1e filst of May wc lc l11lGCl that ou1 C'lPtO1S would soon be le'11 lllg fl1C11 kingdom 101 G1HCl1l3t101l O111 songs and ffuewells lllllgl' l1'lX0 melted Tllell hfnd hearts 101 they wlllecl to us the k1l1gCl0ll1 01 SC-311101 It l1as bee11 a most wo11de11ul 103 age, a11d 11e h'11c fxccurnulated lllfllly souvenirs 110111 GX e1y port Sfl1'111lg', ho11e1e1, to gufud 2lg211llSt the Cl21l1gQ1 of excess baggage yet gleater Voyage of Real L11e upon 11 l11cl1 11e fue fl11S 5ea1 to elnbark We have not faced any gale 11h1ch we we1e 11ot able to W1tl1St21llCl We l1a1e not been XV19Ck8d upon tl1e shoals of any l'l1I9'1lQll11lg task The t1dGS of ou1 '11 GI ages have contmued to ebb a11d flow the wa1 es of matl1e111at1ef1l p1oblems ha1e kept up the11' ceaseless I110t101l and com111ot1o11, the b1llows 01 e1cam111at1on questlons have S0lT16lZ1II19S t11ed the11 NV01St to 01 e1wl1elm us, but 1l01lQ of tllelll l1a1e succeeded. We ha1e been able to 131001116 the HQOQQSRIV passpo1t at the entlance of each s11cceed111g sea, and we l1'IXC b961l able to pay tl1e p11ce Ill good l1'11Cl work for every pa1t of the passage We ha1e Sy1l1p2lll11Z6Cl 111th the seas1ck IJ'lSS6I1g91'S that made up the X31 IOUS new classes We l1HYO cn1oyed the successful experiences of those who ha1e landed 011 othel Sl101 es Now we look at the la1ge1 111016 1naJest1c ocea11 ahead and 1eel that our ex- PGIIQHCG has fitted 11s to w1thstand e1e1y sto1m and W9'lfl191 any 0pp0S1I1g force 'wV1fll 110 1'ea1 of Cl1SHStQ1 saymg v11th By1o11 Roll on, thou deep Hlld df11k blue ocean, 1oll T I1 thousand fleets sweep OVQI tl1ee 111 vfunl But 11ot 1n va111 the Class 01' 1931l We w1ll go O11 1111t111g new logs of greater '1d1 e11tu1e a11d yet mole wonde1ful cl1sc01 e1y 1'o1 WVl11lP the Voyage of Real Life IS just now and hele at 1ts tnumphant C'on1111enceme11tl MILDRFD THOMPSON. Thzrty-seven Q. . J 11 ' 1, ep v . 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X X w f ... - '1 xi., Q- O ' i ' OQGQQO Class Prophecy A Prophet I could never be, Tho' I tried with all my might, We'll let the class speak for itself, For truly it is right. The class of 1931 closed its books, and each went his own way promising to return for a reunion in June, 1941. However, due to exceedingly successful business ventures, only seventy-eight are present at this banquet table. Those who could not be present have sent us messages. We shall hear from them first. CABLEGRAM: Shanghai, China. Congratulations and best wishes Stop We are eating Chop Suey and thinking of you Stop. Charles Aycock, William Utley, Harry Casey, Beecher Williams, Norwood Massey, representing American Tobacco Company. TELEGRAM: New York City. Running an apartment house for foreigners Stop Occupied at present trying to learn twenty-five different languages Stop Working over time Stop. Dorothy Lee Campbell, Alma Riley, Grace Carter, Margaret Summers, Eleanor Lilly, Bessie Kline. TELEGRAM: Norway. Hunting for the North Pole Stop Will bring it to our next reunion Stop. Arthur Broughton, Willie Moff, Paul Stahl. TELEGRAM: Salt Lake City, Utah. Too far away to return Stop Thumbing a way to Hollywood Stop. Harold Fuller, William Jackson, Wilton Lassiter, Frank Maddry, Eugene Bridgers. TELEGRAM: New Haven, Conn. Receiving my Master's Degree at Yale Stop Returning to Raleigh to become manager of WoolWorth's Luncheonette Stop. Roland Perry. TELEGRAM: Spokane, Washington. Sorry cannot be present Stop Miniature Golf course in full swing on 17th floor Horseshoe Building Stop Room 13 Floor space 12 by 16 Stop. Mitchell Hunter, Walter Smith. WIRELESS: Mid Ocean. S-orry we cannot be present Stop Serving Uncle Sam on Naval Ship. James Fulghum, Godfrey Stallings, William Martin, Malcolm Laster. TELEGRAM: San Antonio, Texas. Congratulations too busy to come Stop Per- forming in Ringling Brothers Circus Stop. William Myatt, Irvin Lazarus. TELEGRAM: Washington, D. C. Sorry cannot come Stop At present in heated debate on Companionate marriage U. S. Senate Stop. Alvin Kaplan. TELEGRAM: Chicago, Ill. Blowing my own horn in Ratinsky's Orchestra Stop. Hilda Fuller. TELEGRAM: Ithaca, N. Y. Graduating from Cornell University tomorrow Stop Returning to Raleigh to become manager shoe department of Kline Walter Lazarus. TELEGRAM: Pittsburg, Penn. Vitaphone artists Stop Talking our Stop. Harry Trent, William Goad, James Turner Bilisoly, Daniel Martin, CABLEGRAM: University Berlin, Germany. Studying to find out and Lazarus. way to fame Mae Buffaloe. what is the matter with the Last Drop of Maxwell House Coffee Stop. Leonard Peacock. TELEGRAM: Hollywood, Cal. At last in the movies Stop We cou1dn't keep out Stop. Jewell Stell, Virginia Bridgers, Rebecca Edwards, Mary Lee Dempsey, Mildred Dworsky. As the toastmaster calls the roll- Those present at the table will now please rise in the order in which you are sitting and give your residence and present occupation Knot mentioning, however, your salaryb . William Anderson-Cartoonist and Editor sport column News and Observer. Suc- ceeded Mr. Reynolds. Thirty-eight g cgOQQ o J 0 69 0 Margaret Jones, Mary Elizabeth Hamlet, Virginia Poole, Mary Branch, Elizabeth Wheeler, Volene Williams, Rachel Barnes, Alice Laughlin, Ethel Goodwin, Mary Louise Stevenson, Hilda Austin, and Birdena Seligson-Managing our own homes and husbands. The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. George Riddle-National Scout Master. Headquarters, New York City. Bryan Davis-Succeeding Lowell Thomas Radio Artist for Literary Digest. Tune in at 6:30 p.m. Clarice Mitchell and Louise Lane-Raleigh School of Tap Dancing. Annie Louise Wilkerson, M.D. Specialist in Nostalgia. Vivian Waring and Caroline Garrison-Directors Wake County Girl Reserves. T. HC. Council and Bob Nowell-Opposing candidates for Wake County Legislature. Bennie Mae Black-Dietitian State Hospital. Braxton Burt-Stewart State Hospital. Mary Frances Matthews and Mozell Davis, R.N.g Gabrilla Perry, R.N.3 Wilma Richard- son, R.N.g Maxine Hayes, R.N.g Elizabeth McDade, R.N.g Dorothy Ray, R.N.-Graduates Rex Hospital. I Rochelle Harrison, Frances Honeycutt, Charlotte Salmond, Mild1'ed Thompson, Lura Penny-Artists' Models in New York Studio of Arts. Helen Dowell and Elizabeth Rabe-Leading sopranos in Metropolitan Opera Company, New York. John Harper-Radio Announcer for W.P.'T.F., Raleigh, N. C. Arnold Jacobs-Editor Magazine, Who's Who in America. James Wilder-President of the Bank of Failnot. William Collins-Cashier of the Bank of Failnot. Elizabeth Knott-Clerk of the Bank of Failnot. Jesse Ruth Baucom, Mrytis Brinkley-Have just arrived in our monoplane High Fly from Langley Field. How's that for Aviation? Robert Harris and John Bost-Owners of the Fresh Air Taxicab Company of America Incorporated. John Wilson and Lem Freeman-Manufacturers of the Wilson Miniature Automobile Company. It parks on the front porch. Allen Bailey-Coach U. S. Navy football team presenting his star players-James Powell, Seaman Hudson, Rufus Womble, and Glenn Reaves. Thomas Simkins-Principal Montesorri system of kindergarten school, Durham, N. C. Louise Powers and Mildred Mount, teachers. Edward Rhodes and Macon Morris-Experienced Architects. Just submitted plans for New City Auditorium. Build Now. Ronald Campbell introduces Mrs. Campbell, nee Marcelite Coates-Proprietors DeLuxe Coffee Shoppe, Cary, N. C. Louise Moody, Latin: Pauline Daniels, French, Cleo Mills, English-Teachers in Hugh Morson High School. Evelyn Hunnicutt, Mathg Mildred Perry, Domestic Scienceg Bessie Hiner, Physical Education, and Frances Knott, Biology-Teachers in Raleigh High Schools. Alonzo Moore-Pleading my own cases in Wake County Court. O'Kelly and Oldham-Capital City Studio, Instructors in Modern Piano Music. Irvin Porter and Baxter Johnson--Traveling Salesmen for Arbuckle's Coffee. William Summer--Librarian Congressional Library, Washington, D. C. Alice Pulley, Eloise Jordan, and Dorothy Parmley-Running Beauty Parlor at Fuquay Springs. Have at last attained fame in putting permanent waves in boyish bobs. W. FURMAN Bmrs, JR. Thifrty-'nine N A, nie luggage QQGQQ Last Will and Testament NORTH CAROLINA MAY 29, 1931. WAKI-: COUNTY E, the Senior Class of 1931 of the Hugh Morson High School, State and county as aforesaid being of sound mind and body but, realizing that our days at this institution are limited and having certain real and imaginary effects of which we wish to dispose, do hereby declare this to be our Last. YVill and Testament I xi 1 To our ni-ost revered and honored superintendent, Mr. Daniels, we lg-ave the destiny of our school feeling safe in the assurance that under his guidance it will become the greatest school in the world Irmt 2 To our principal, Mr. Wessinger, and to the other distinguished memblers of our faculty, we leave our thanks for their help, our appreciation of their wonderful belief in us, and our best wishes for the future. ITEM 3 To Miss Coffey, our friend, helper, and guide, we leave our undying gratitude. She knows, loves and understands us, and to her we bequeath the title, Pal I'1ENI 4 To the student body, our marvelous record of perfect attendance, splendid scholarship, and our un excelled attainmentsg and we do hereby stipulate that our example be kept before them and that they ever strive to attain this perfection enjoyed by us I'rr.u 5 To the incoming Senior Class, whose greatest ambition, of course, will be to be Just like us-we leave all our abilities and accomplishments whether physical, mental or nerve wracking, and also any so-called Senior privileges which by diligent search they may 'find Irnwr 6 T0 the Junior Class to be, we leave our very best wishes and our sympathiesg for theirs will be the job of keeping the newly created Sophomore Class in check ITEM 7 To the Sophomore Class. who were verdant Freshmen at the beginning of the year, we leave our best wishes and instructions that thy comport themselves decorously, and be not too hard on their sue cessors, but that they remember their own shortcomings when they were Fresh Irnxr 8 To the brand new green Freshmen, who are approaching this great and glorious institution with arid thirst for knowledge, we bequeath the care of our buildings and grounds, and we hereby appoint them a committee to pickg up all papers, trash, etc. tWe acknowledge in advance the faculty's thanks for giving them such a corps of efficient helpers.l ITENI 9 To the certain individuals and persons we do hereby bequeath the following First. To Bill Jones the short stature of William Mvatt Second. To Annie Mae Banks the daintiness of Eleanor Lilly Third. To Farmer Smith, the football uniform of Irvin Lazarusg and may he be as big a success as Irvin. Fourth. To Gordon Smith the soft mellow voice of Bryan Davis Fifth. To Grimes Hanna the basketball ability of XVillie Moff Sixth. To Sara Monie the dancing ability of Berdina Seligson Seventh. To Leonard Dowdee, John Harper's speed in speech Eighth. To Grady Ferrel and Paul Kametches, Arthur Broughtons football ability Call that is left Ninth. To Hazel Beachain Dorothy Pa1'mlev's blond hair Tenth. To Thomas Williams, Robert Boyd's ambition Eleventh. To Robert Austin, the artistic ability to teach dancing now engoyed by Arnold Jacobs Twelfth. To Margaret Richardson, Annie Louise Wilkerson's good looks Thirteenth. To anyone who desires it, Bob Nowell's record of giving dances ITEM 10 First. We do hereby appoint A, T. Spurlock as sole executor, without bond, and he is authorized to carry out faithfully the terms and conditions of foie omg instrument Second. Witness our hands and seals ue the authoiwed gufudifins of the great and glorious class of 1931. I AHEN BAILFY Teslalor Witnesses MAX GARDNER. JOSIAH VVILLIAM BAILEY. DOROTHY SAWYER. Forty ! , e . . ' rn. . , , ,, . .. ' l , . 4. l ., . 'A Y I 7 47' B . Y goes to Snooks Bishopl. , , , . . . . . - .' ' ' g ew - 7' . 4 v .' 1 ' 1 1' . . H . , . 1 + X 5 Qrgsff pi- ? gr! aff E' . if 15 f - Zia .. B f -- .- , I :PF -If ' ' 'I - S x 'v , - .- . S ' : x g 4 1 -- 5 J ' . - , :::::.:::.::::. f..::f':.,. ' 4, ff V .'ZZ! 5'.5'5 Z'2'E.,I5, fc s:::1s5:,15121 122775-V1 1 , - :::.::::::Z 1 1 'zzzgzzpg .:.:.,: x f . I ,Q A V - - . I W w ' Juniors x ll -.ff O m O QSO? QCD? Members Of Junior E Class ADAMS, MAICGARET ALLEN, EDWARD BAKER, FRANK BANKS, ANNIE MAE BARNES, MARGARET BARNES, MAXINE BASHFORD, CATHERINE BEACHABI, HAZEL BECK, RALPH BISHOP, WILBERT BLAKE, MABEL BLANKENSHIP, EDNA BRIDGERS, LOUISE BROWN, LUCILLE BUSBEE, ELIZABETH BYRUM, MARY CARRAVVAY, BIDDLE CASEY, JAMES CAUTHEN, BRUCE CLARK, HERBERT CUTTS, EMILY DANIELS, BONNIE ELLINGTON, KATHERINE FERRELL, GRADY FINLATOR, DOROTHY GATTIS, BLOIS GODWIN, ALMA GOODWIN, ARTHUR GREEN, FRANK GRISSOM, FLORENCE HALES, DORATHALEEN HAMILTON, OPHELIA HANNA, GRIMES HARDESTY, JULIAN HARRELL, CORA HAYES, ELOISE HOLLAND, ERNESTINE HONEYCUTT, KATHERINE HOUSE, CLARICE HOWARD, DOROTHY HUFHAM, BILLY HUNTER, LILLIAN JACKSON, LILL JENRETT, OPAL JERVMAN, DONALD JOHNSON, MAUDE JONES, AMELIA SUE JONES, CHARLES JORDAN, ANNIE RUTH KAMETCHES, PAUL KELLY, MILDRED KIMREY, A. C. KING, ARNETTE LEE, VIRGINIA Forty-two Ll MARGULIES, JESSE MATTHEWS, MARY MIXYO, HENRIY MCKEE, JAMES MCLEAN, JOHN MITCHELL, AGNES MAGEEI, BEULAH MONIE, SARA MURRAY, BRAXTON PAGE, LEGRANDE PAYNE, CHRISTIE PEARCE, MARY PEARCE, MARY SUE PERKINS, ROBERT POOLE, MARIE TALTON, EVELYN TERRELL, ROBERT UNDERWOOD, MARGAR UPCHURCH, NELLIE WALL, EUGENE WALTERS, GEORGE WEAVER, PEGGY WESTBROOK, MYRA WILLIAMS, HERMAN WILLIAMS, THOMAS WILLIAMS, VERITAS WILLIS, EVERETT WRIGHT, BILLY POWELL, RALPH PRINCE, ELOISE RICHARDSON, MCCOY RUFFIN, HELEN SANDLIN, WOODROW SELLERS, HILDA SHAW, SHELDON SHEPHERD, ALICE SMITH, DOROTHY SMITH, FARMER SMITH, GORDON SMITH, ISLA STANTON, RUTH STEELE, FRANK STOKER, ELIZABETH ET 4,,,,, , 1 H wn ,,',, 'gy X. 12 ' we - 1 -.J f , -L I N ' K Q! 'J Z -si J1 r-.X KRT, 0 4' I 1 f , L I- ', ' f 'Z Y' --A .J L.. FLOWER: Rose GORDON SMITH ............ MCCOY RICHARDSON ,.... HELEN RUFFIN ......... BILLY WRIGHT ......,..... MISS NEZLLE SCOTT ....... ,. , :warn --.LQ Q Junior E Class MOTTO: Semper Fidelis COLORS: Red and White .............President .....Vice President ...........Sec1'eta1'y .....T7'easu1'er ......Adviser Forty-three - - -'51, -2- -,YO ,v-..-u-.--..-.....- ,:,.g,...:-.zg.......,- . , M 1 IA-J . ' Q O Q J Q Q O Geo? Geo? The Class of '32 To strive always toward the light, To honor our own proud red and white. To fight bravely for the quest, Always striving toward the best, To have tried, to have learned, To say each diploma was earned, To grow in the strength of our ideals, As our class rose from weedy fields, To be able to say one year hence, Our hardest classes will now commence, On through thick or thin, Either to lose or win, But in as brave a manner, To proudly carry a H. M, H. S. banner, Not to shirk duty, but to be ever true, Semper fide1is will be the class of '32. Hszrzn BEACHAM Junior Class History HE class of 1932 was born in September. 1921. On account of having attended separate schools the class was not really begun until 1928, when approximately two hundred and forty pupils were enrolled in the old Junior High School on Morgan Street. Although nothing eventful happened that year, the majority of the present Junior Class will confess that so far, that year was the most en joyable in their school careers. In 1929 we came to Hugh Morson. the usual green freshmen. After being adjusted in high school we held a class meeting and elected the following officers: Francis Worth, Presidentg Elizabeth Davidson Vice President: and Kenlon Brockwell, Secretary and Treasurer. After much discussion it was decided that the class colors would be red and white: the flower, a red roseg and the motto, Semper Fidelis class adviser. The following year the class came back to school, proud but very sadg proud because we were no longer Freshmen, but Sophomores, and sad because more than half the class had been sent to the New High School. Of course the class had to be completely reorganized. This time Miss Nelle Scott. was elected class adviser. The new officers were: Howard Mayo, Presidentg Bruce Cauthen, Vice President' and Sara Monie, Secretary and Treasurer. This year also was uneventful. Dignified Juniorsl How proud we were last fall when we came back to school. For various reasons it took the class longer than usual to begin work this year. Finally at a meeting called by Miss Scott officers were elected as follows: Gordon Smith, President: McCoy Richardson, Vice Presidentg Helen Ruffin, Secretaryg and Billy Wright, a recent addition to our class from Garner, Treasurer' Hazel Beacham, Assistant Editor of the OAK LEAI-'g and Annie May Banks, Assistant Business Manager of the OAK LEAF. Miss Scott appointed a ring committee, and at a meeting later they decided to use the same designs for the class rings and to get them from the same company, It was an exciting day when Mr. Miller took the measurements, and still more exciting when the rings arrived. Probably this closes the history of the Junior F class until the present date. Meanwhile we are looking forward to a bigger and better Junior-Senior Banquet and shall remain Semper Fidelis HAZEL BEACHAM Forty-four which in English translation means Ever faithful. Miss Louise Smaw consented to he our much-needed 1. 1- SQ g X X F X J xl. ill' :xv 1 - ak Sf Ivpgnllniu 5591 Q . QTL pgfvgr fy 25257253 bs' k'5X,',f f, Virizjg tl' C ::::.. ', ki W is WI' .. .,- JI K vf Sophomores DQS-S90 OGGQQO Members of Sophomore D Class ALLEN, HAZEI. ALLEN, ROY BAGWEILL, I. S. BALLANCE, N. L. BARKLEY, LEWIS BAUCOM, GEORGE BAUCOM, MARY BLANCHAR-D, AGNES BLANKENSHIP, EDINA BOGUE, KATHERINE BROOKS, DORIS BROOKS, LINVVOOD BROWN, ARCHIE BROWVN, BRUCE BURTON, EUGENE BYRUM, FRED CARROLL, RUSSELL CHADWIOK, LEON 'COBUR-N, TRANNIE YATES COLLINS, IRIS CRANE, LESTER CROUCH, FRED CRUDUP, WOODS DENNING, HAMMET DOVVDEE, LEONARD ELLINGTON, BILLY FARMER, ROBERT FRAZELLE, SARAH FULLER, CHARLOTTE GIRTON, KENNETH GLASS, JAKIE GRAY, THOMAS HAGEN, GEORGE HANNA, BILLY HARDEE, VERA HAYES, ELSIE HEATHERLY, ROSE HESTER, SARA HODGE, DAPHNE HONEYCUTT, DOR.IS JOHNSON, CHARLES JONES, LOUISE KENNED'Y, HAYES KIMBLE, ORRIN LASSITER. JACK LILES, MAICIE LITTLE, J. B. MARTIN, FRANK MASSEY, JOE MCKIMMON, HENRY MITCHEIL, FRANK MONK, ELIZABETH MUNNS, FLOY MURRAY, MARGARET MYERS, EMILY NANCE, WALTER PAYNE, RICHARD Forty-sian WARREN, LOUISE WEATHERS, VIRGINIA PEACOCK, WILBUIQ PLEXICO, MARGARE'I SALMOND, 'CHARLES SMITH, SCOTT SMITH, THURMAN STELL, NEWTON STEVENSON, NAT TENNANT, CORLESS VADEN, RICHARD VANDERGRIET, HAL WADFORD, THOMAS WALTERS, FRANK WHITLEY, MARIY LOUISE WHITLEY, VIVIAN WILLIAMS, CRIAYTON WILLIAMS, STANLEY WILLIS, FRANCES WOMBLE, MARION YATES, STOKES ff ff !- 2 x! A:'1xY.L Mi: V N - I '-fi L i i 1 . 4 W V I i W Sophomore D Class MoT'r0: All fhat glitters is not gold. I j FLOWER! Yellow Rose CoLoRs: Green and Gold 'S P HENRY MCKIMMON ,...... .....,.......,,..,..,............ P resident fi AGNES BLANCHARD ......... ...................... V ice President e VIRGINIA WEATHERS .....,. ...,.... S ecretary and Treasurev' I '41 1 l ff 1 K i I I in i I li Forty-seven 1 A ,. ldiuu. , ,-,.,- ,,,,,,,,,, , I :TQ , A. ,, . .,., , .. uno- ., e-.. , p ,,.. ,-,. , , . 'N' gf ' , . Q4.4.g:4,4.:T'.,1 g gg J , -Sze , grwgl- , A Lq : 64199023 QOGQRQ' Members of Sophomore C Class ADAMS, JOHN ALLEN, BEN AXDREWVS. GRAHAM BAKER, DORIS BALLANCE. OXVEX BARKER. WILBUR BEASLEY, SILAS BELL, INIABLE BENDER. EBHNIETT BILLINGS. HARRY BLAKE, REITBEN BOLLING, Hl'GH BOYD, PANSY BRIAN. RITCHIE BROOKS, KATHERINE BRYAN, PEGGY BULLARD. BIARGARET BYRD. P'RAXK CARTER, :DXVIGHT CARTER, MARYIN COLLIE. JOSE1-HINE COPIIEDGE. ALvAH CRATTS, ROBERT CUTTS, ELIZABETH DIAYIDSON. VESTER DAvIS, ANNIE RUTH DAvIS. VIRGINIA DOWD. JOHN EASTMAN, CLAIRE EDGERTON, E. O. EDGERTON. JEAN ELLINGTON. JULIA FOGLEMAN. MILL.-KRD FORD. MILDRED FORREST, Hl'GlI FOSTER. GRACE FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA GAULT, GERALDINE GOAD, THOMAS GOODLIAX, ALICE HACKNEY, NINA HAGEN, JOSEPHIXE HALES. BATTLE Ii.-81131, VIRGIXI.-A H.ARRIS, FRANCES HIASKINS. GRACE HASKINS. HELEN H.ATCH, DAN HAYES, XVOODRONV HAYWOOD. HUBERT HEATIIERLY, HELEN HE.51'HERLY, RIPLEY HILL, GORDON HODGE, CHLOE BELLE HORNEIL, KATHERINE JOHNSON, FRANCES LASSITER. CARRIE LEE MITCHELL. NORWOOD NEWTON, JULIUS NORDAN. ST. CLAIRE OLIVE. ANNIE OLINISTEAD. SARA PARTIN. JOHN POE. WILLI.A3I POLIER. DOROTHY RAY. JAMES REEVES, D. C. RICHARDSON, BILLY SADLER, MARGARET SALMOND, ELLEN SAXDERFORD. CLARA SAXDERFORD, KERMIT SAXVYER. BILL SCARLET, GEORGE SCHXVERIN. ED SEAGROvES. HILD.-K SEELY. FRANK SENTER, DONALD SILIPKINS. EMILY SMITH, THURSTON SMITH. XVILBIA STELL. T. M. STONE, JOE STRAEGHN, BENNETT STRAUGHN, FLEMING STRICKLAND. CARLTON SFMMERS. OSCAR SNVAN, CHARLES TEMPLE, ARCHIE THOMPSON, LAXVRENCE TILL, ROBERT UPCHURCH, HERBPiR.'P UI'CHL'RCH. MARGARET VAEGHAN. MARY FRANCES YVALL. M.ARY LOUISE WALL, RUBY YV.-SLLACE, CHARLES WALLER. THOMAS WELLONS. W. I., JR. WHEELER, DOROTHY WHITE. XVRAY WI1ITLEX'. E. D., JR. WHITLEY. ISABELLE WICKER, E. J. WILLS, FRANCES WELSON, GLADYS WILSON. K.-XTHERINE WOODARD, GLADYS WOODELL, DOROTHY XVOOTEN, HAZEL WORLEY, LAYVRENCE Forty eight . L TN cz A- WJ , A A - Lf' I 0 O X340 , EN 2 A ,Y 'ty C' 'TP' i Q9 3 I . J R H 5 V i :A ,' R 5, i E i +1 I rl 1 w I H. I ,f ' 1 V 1 5 M 1 1 , j x wx if Sophomore C Class 1 R l Morro: All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own FLowER: White Rose COLORS: White and Green 'ig 2 W JAMES MANN ....,..........,.,, ..v............. ,,...,,..,..,,.. P 1' esident i , NoRwoon MITCHELL ........ ,...,.... V ice President ' JOHN LINK ,.........,......,...,. ...,..,,...., S ecretary ! gig CHARLES WALLACE ,.......... ...... T reasuerer Miss MARGARET CoNNoR ...... ,...... A dviser , l i , L E 1 9 I A W 1 I 1 l R 2 1 1 i :Q i. I ll 1, F Forty-nine , ,, .4 R4 -fe A - ,L ,,,oo 33355: Fifty The Sophomore Rlmes HE Sophomores fhst met 111 old Jumor H1gh To them have come many a hardshlp and s1gh, And lots of good tunes 1n that famous first yea1 The Class of 33 Plalms one thnty mne Wlth S1Xfy Hxe gn ls and sew enty four boys , Good marks and bad g1adGS for many Wlll combme To make up the1r sorrows and b11ng them great Joys Q O 3 Qc:foQ f5 BQQGQQ 5 It was there they began their high school career . i X F ff fxxf saf f 1 ..- ,X. I '- ' -S lg. . iw-N, - ' H.. V ' f u' X m . I f ,I iv, f ,,,f . , : , --I-,VJ . ' ' I 5331-,.'15k4, I I ggggg::::g::::::.E :g:,, ,.. -f f, :::::':::-E::E:EE' 5:-V.. -. , 1 :::::7:::::'-:' ,Q ' ' If ':':::::::::!:g 5 I 1:-::::::::g -. N , f f'f22ff: :: , V' N- ': ' f'--3 . - ' Freshmen OQGQQ 0 OGRE? Fifty-two Members Of 8-B Class ARNOLD, EDNVIN ARNOLD, SARA FRANCES AYCOCK, BILLY BARIEFOOT, BILL BEHRE, ERNEST BR-YAN, JOHN W. BUSBEE, SARA GATES, JOE DODD, SAHOIE DUFFE-R, ALLEN FARLOYVE, ROBERT FOGLEIIAN, HAZEL FULLINGTON, LOIS JACKSON, EUGENE KAPLAN, M.-XRCUS KING, WALDO LASSITER. ROYCE LEXVIS, MARGARET LOWE, NELL LYNDE, FRANK MAY, NELLIE MANN, EUNICE MATTHEWS. SI-IERRILL MAYNARD. JAMES MOORE, JAIVIES MUNNS, ROSA BELLE NANCE, E. T. NANCE, NELLIE NOXVELL, JAMES PAGE, BETSY PAYNGE, MARIGARET PERRY, ELLA POOLE, 0. B. POOLE, VVILILIAM PULLEY. CHRISTINE RAY, MIXA BELLE REDDISH. JACK RICHARDSON, HAROLD RIGGAN, ADA ' ROGERS. MARY RUSSOS. CHRISTINE SAULS. LEXVIS SAWYER, JACK SCHNVERIN, FRANK SHORE. LUTHER SMALL, DOUGLAS STELL, ROBERT STONE, BEN STUART, LILLIAN SUGG. PYROR TENNANT, WILSON TENNANT, WOODROXX' TILL, ROBERT UPCHURCH, ETI-IEL WIENSTIEN, EDITH WILLIAMS, MAE WILLIANIS, MARGARET WRICGHT. CHARLOTTE MEDLIN, W. T.,' JR. NJ Q 'sv 1 E5 f-S - ' 4 . '?.Qf1Q, ,fig . mr- 'g O O Y 'R:fG5f Ca!! FRESHMAN B CLASS F1 ity-three hula? IX Members Of 8 Class ALLEN HICRBIAN BOGUE, FRANCES BROXW N, THOMAS BIRNETIE, B F CARD, THOMIAS COLLINS, VIVIAN DRIVER, MARY ELLINGTON, MARIHA GOOLD, EDGAR GII L, THOMAS GUNTER, MAX HALL VIRGIN HAMIITON, LUCY HINNANT, ELIZNBFTH HCLDERFIELD, GLADHS HOLDERI IELD J ABIES HOLLEXIAN, VIOLEI HOLMES, WOODROW! HONEXCDTT, EIEILYI I-IUNNIOUTT, FREEMAN HUNTER, GEORGE JOHNSON, CLAIRE JOHNSON, JOHN JOHNSON, LEON JONES, IRENE JONES MINNIE JORDAN, ROBERT KLLLX, EDWARD LAROQUE DIOR LEGRABDE, FR ANCFS LESTER, MARG ARPT M SSSEY, MAGGIE MILLS, EVILRETTE MONIE, WILLIAM MONTGOMERY, BRUCE MOORE, BLOIS MURRAY, EDNA EARL MYATT, BETSY PAGE FRAYCES PAGE JUNIUS PARRISH, EDWARD PARKER, JALIE PERRY, VIRGINIA PONVELL, LONNIE POWERS, JAMES PURYEAR, EDITH RAY, DORIS RICHARDSOV, FRANK ROYSTER, THOMAS NEWTON, GOLIE LEE SE KGROVES, ESTER SFAWELL, MARY SENTER, HILDA SILIGMAN, ELEANOR SMITH, EMMA SIRONACH, BILLY STUTTS, VIOLET SUMNER, PAUL TALTON, MITTIE TEAGUE, CLINTON UPOHUROH, 'CLYDE SAULS, LENW Fzfty four ARD UPOHUROH, UTLEY ELIZABETH UzzLE MARGARET UzzLE RUSSELL WADE, BEN WALKEIR-, FOREST WATKINS, EVELYN WIGGS, AVA WINRORNE, VAUGHN WINSTON, ELSIE WRIGHT, CLIFTON YATES, JAMES D MARION 0641957 0 0 QQGOQO 9 ' ' - 4 ' 7 ' ' ,A , . 5 , Y ' ' ' ' 7 Y J I CROSSLEY, CARL HUGHES, MAR.GIE MELVIN, MARY LOUISE , IA ', I 'I ' . I ' ' . ' S 1 , , 1 I w-,, L' ff . 4,---. ',- , w. 'TX J K fx, f ' I ,fy ' :fix Q 2 I x 3 J' F I Y r . - , L. I. ., 4 .' -NN K A Af., V ' . . 1 '--, ,I mv? ' ' AQ' X- ' B x L F W FRESIIISIAN A CL.-xss Fifty-five 60669903 QOQQEQOW Fifty-sin: Freshmen E are now at last in high school, And our fun has just begun, 'We haveelots and lots of lessons, And we're weary when they're done. But there are so many pleasures, As we're finding out each day Though our work is getting harder, We still have much time to play. We are big, and we are little, Look at Becky7' Cates and Min , We are fat, and we are skinny, Riddle's fat, and Walker, thin. Pete's hair blazes like a comet 3 You can hear Merle's voice a mile 5 And you think you see a rainbow, But it's only Wilson's Smile. But four years will make us Seniors! Think of it! Just four years more! Watch our smoke! Just look Who's coming! 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QU ,713 5,-gkqgf-:Liv rr-,Q ,. A 4 ...M --f-:---. Q X 5 ':i'1'f:f'?' 'S-1275-'f' -31 .sP.f.f., 4 fu fd lf? 'ir if 4 fffnfw. iff? ,, 1 . f-1122 - ' -35 .'.'.Q,2-' Q .1 ., 'XSL-4'-'.',b:'X -r4g,Q 'I 1 Y -'4 -Q45 A 'gk .' - 1'-'nz-f A,4,.v- Z, .A-. Qggsel -was -fffffxi-xii if ' Jlhrfiii-:7f?Z1f: -,1v': 'S1ff l1f, Sub-Freshmen 32'2f'l??'?f?2ff'PE2?i??!5 ... H- -..,, 1. Q-- 1 --,fff--'An'-1-.-' 1 g.'w. ,- v-l.-',.1..fgM,-, .,L',+, 7 ' aw .'-- f .f '- I. -X.a,.:x. Qyfff.-4? , fr. - gig, :X .rn my-,1QLg5,fr.-,H 'T LA.l f' f -L,A1.','.. '-,.'5- f , F34 1 .N . Ur -1 -. 'H -f.,,v. ,' ,4,, J -x1 v'f',l,-'f'.'.'-1 'z.'y1fZf-QM' -4 '-- Q ,9fCl,., f7.'-r-,- 11,31 Hrs' li ...v , - , . .f, .A Jr: L, 1 .,.. ,.-R,--7.-rg-,g -',1.p'qL,--.. 5.1.5-'15 ,513-ff:-w ff1.Q-.1:.f'?4ffr ,Q .Q . I - t Q.,-5,4 -1111.-.ffl 5 .6x:,.,y N24 A- illxlr, 1101, .U . , , . ' . 1' xv 5 5 l.Q.'.1 -,, ' .15 x. ' ,,,.,1-fl l.A,- .rj '-.. 'g-v J.Q 1 1 Q H 1 gen . 1 ,. -. ',L,1A -...klff 5 N 4 v x 1 K v I l i 435' IJ SMITH, MARY E. A IIN Q 4 Q3-CE O QQQDQO Members Of Sub-Freshman ADAMS, SARA ALLEN, JESSE ALLEN, NIACY ALEXANDER, ADA NIAE ARNOLD, DOROTHY AYCOCK, LUCILLE AYER, ETHEL BAILEY, CLARENCE BAKER, JOYCE BAREFOOT, VIRGINIA BARKLEY, ALMA BECK, ANDREW' BEDDINGFIEILD, JAMES BENNETT, LILLIAN BENTON, VVILSON BERRY, LOUISE BLAKE, KATHERINE BLAND, GEORGE BLAND, MIIIPON BOYD, FRANCIS BRANCH, SVVANNOAH BRASSFIELD, J. P., JR. BRIDGERS, KATHERINE BRONVN, ALICE BROYVN, BENTON BROWN, CHRISTINE BRYANT, BEATRICE BUEEALOE, CHRISTINE BUFEALOE, JAMES BUIE, LOIS BURT, RALPH BURTON, CARL BYRUM, DOROTHY BYRUM, PALMER CARRAWAY, FRANCES CARTER, MARY E. CATTEIL, BILLY CAUDLE, HERBERT CHAPPEL, JOHN CHAPPEL, RICHARD CLIFTON, JUNE COLE, LOUISE CRAWLEY, FRANK CROUCH, GRACE CUNNINGHAM, BEARDE CUTTS, HATTIE N SMITH, ANNA SMITH, HUGH SMITH, LILLIAN SMITH, MARY SMITH, VIRGINIA DALBY, MILTON DANIE-LY, MC'KINI,EX' DANIELS, RAY DAVIS, HARRY DEAN, BEN DEAN, HARRY DEAN, NORMAN DENIILT, BERTIE DEMPSEY, PERUY DENNING, HAROLD DOYVDEE, EDXVARD DXVORSKY, MIIJTON EASON, EDGAR ECHEIRD, BERNICE EDWARDS, HALLIE EDXVARDS, LOUISE EMORY, BURTON EVANS, JOSEPH FAISON, ANTHA FARRIS, EVA FENNELL, MARY FISHER, THOMAS FLEMING, BRYAN FLEMING, CAREY FRAZIER, ZETTIE FRENCH, HERBIAN FULLENXVILDER, BEVERLY GANT, KENNETH GATTIS, MILLARD GATTIS, WILLIAM GLOYER, ERVIE GOODXVIN, RUTH GORE, HUBERT GREEN, ROBERT HACKNEY, NANCY HARPER, CHARLES HARRISON, HENRY HARVEY, MADEILINE HIASKINS, BIARGARET HATCH, EDWIN IHAYES, ELIZABETH HENDO'N, EDNA MAE HERRING, RUPERT HODGES, FLORENCE HOLLAND, SAM Class HOLT, JAMES HONEYCFUTT, RAY HORTON, EDMOND HORTON, LUCILE - HORTON, TRYON HOXN'ELL, ELAINE INGE, LOTTIE JACKSON, GRACE JONES, ALIVE JONES, CLYDE JONES, JOHN LOUIS JONES, MARY E. KELLY, WILBUR KIMREIY, WILIAIS KING, H. N. KING, JOHN THOMAS KNOTT, DOROTHY LANE, JULIAN LASSITER, THOMAS LILES, JOHNNIE LUCAS, CHARLES LUCH, HERMAN MATTHEWS, VIRGINIA BIAYNARD, MAYBELLPZ INICGR-ADY, SARAH 1WIl KIhIBION, AR.THUR MEACHAM, MARY ALICE NIILES, VIRGINIA IWIOORE, ALENE NIUNNS, JAMES MURRAY, ANNIE NANCE, NVILLIAM OVERTON, LINDSEY OWENS, VIVIAN PACE, DOROTHY PAYNE, C. A. PHILIPS, THOMAS POWELL, LOUISE PRICE, DOROTHY E. PRINCE, INIELTON RAY, GERTR-UDP! ROBINSON, PEARL ROYSTER, TOMMY SCARBOROUGH, PHYLIS SENNA, MERLE HOLLIDAY, LILLIAN STRICKLAND, LAVVRENCE STRICKLAND, ROBERT STRONACH, SANDY SHORE, LYNXVOOD THOMAS, MARY THOMPSON, URTIE LEE TOWLER, N ELLIE MCAE SMITH, WILLIAM VADEN, PETE SOMERS, ROBERT VVALLACE, WESLEY SPAIN, RANDOLPH YVARREN, EUNICE SPARE, LYNWOOD YVATKINS, MARY SPENCE, EUGENE VVATKINS, MARY SUE SPENCE, MARY WEBB, ANNIE MAE SPENCER, BEATRICE WILLIABIS, LOUIS SPENCER, JOHN ED. WILLIALIS, ROBERT STEPHENSON, BARBARA WILDER., NELLIE Fzfty ezght WILSON, YVILLIAM WOBIBLE, MARY YVRIGHT, CLIFTON YELTSCH, M.ARY F. ,X N-X Af! X. .I A, .An Mx .511 fv K , - t A ,,,l' , ,,' -..,g' Qt ff' O ' f L.-,,. L, ,f GDQQE' SUB-FRESHMEN Fifty-nine fw.- .4-.. k ,I . .V.. , N-.:..f-'S wg.:-1 -gg.,-L ,1 - , 11, ..-.3-.gf QOQGQQOQ 30642990 Sixty To the Sub-Freshmen HREF, cheers for our youngest class! H61'9,S to them one and all! Here's to the most playful mass! Here's to the noisiest in the hall! Perhaps it's all so strange and new, Maybe things are hard to bear, To suddenly grow up is hard to do, To break rules, naturally they'd dare. So here's to their success, And to the way they bear each fall, Of life's blessingsh for them the best, And their response to education's call. 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S ecretary BI.-XRGAREI L'XDERXVO0D ....,,. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, T reasurer BOB IYOYVILLL .........,.,..,.,..,... ..... S ergeant-at-Arms JOHN BOST ....,... ..,.,. P ress Reporter BRYAN DAYIS ...,,.., ..,,.. C lzeer Leader BILLY 'WRIGHT .,..... .,,,.......,...,,,,,.,,,.,..T.. ,T,,, C 7 lief Jlarshal COMMITTEES Calendar BIARCUS LYNCH Election Finance Grounds ROBERT HARRIS M.xRG.1.RET QUXDI-IRXVOUD BENNETT STRAITQHN House Social - Poinf System BIARION WOAIBLE FVRNINN BETTS WALTER L.xzARI'S Publicity Standards Handbook NIILDRED THOMPSON .-XGNES BLANCIIARII RUNALD CABIPBELL REPRESENTATIVES 102-W, 13, M.xTTHExxs 203-CARRIE LEE L-ASSITER 212--ELIZABETH XYHEELER 1CP3-DOROTHY ARNOLD 206-EDWARD PARRISH 214-ANNIE RUTH Jonrmx 104-.IVLIAN LANE 2 'T-FFRMAX BETTS 215-RALPH JOHNSON 111-BENNETT STR.xI'i,aHN YV.-SLTER LAZARUS 302-MARCUS LYXCH 11-1-BIARGARET L'zzLE 209--IIILDRED THOMPSUN YVILLIAM BYNEAI 115-KATHERIXE RIDDLE 201-GORDON KING 202-DOROTHY LASSITER 203'GRACE BETTS 204-ROBERT HARRIS Sixty-two PAUL STAHL 210 211 BILLY ANDERSON H.AZEL BEACHANI BIARJORII-I MADDRX' -m.f....-,-... --.-.L -- - --- - 4- ---- 3 04-MARION WOAIBLE 305-AGNES BL.-XXCHARD 310-ELAINE HOWTLL 312-XIARCUS KAPLHN 313-IIARY ELIZABETH SMITH 315 -JACK SAWYER J Q' , .. .. f I' 4 . v lifk 'mv 7' fl . '. 1 1 , 4 ' 4 . Aff If 'XJ If L:-' I , sg ,,.,- .I , , ' Yr , 1.4 i - I X 2a I 5 4 2 I I I Band I OFFICERS , WAL1'ER LAZARUS ,.,,... .........,..,........... .........,..., P 1 'esident :T ALVIN KAPLAN .......... ....... V lice President I! HII.D.A FULLER ....... ........,..... S ecretary X MEMBERS Flute Horn 'Q 4, JOHN FREEMAN THOMAS ROYSTER R Clarinet Saxophone I ALVIN K.APLAN HILDJX FULLER FRED BYNUMI HENIIY HARRIS J AMES PARKER C07'7LGt ON CIIARLOITE FULLER CHARLES JONES RALPH POVVELL I il' ,Ib , I4 Ii -if! IZ' , I .i Q fri' 'f 'W' ' f ' ' I, WW, , MI, - Q M if-5 , .,. WALTER. LAZARUS WILLIE MOFF Trombone J ACK SAXVYER Baritone HILDIX FULLER Bass MILLARD BURT Drums J UNIUS PAGE WILLIAIXI DEBOY GEORGE HUNTER C..,,....,,.A,. :LL L.--L L , QQR' --- -- Y E -V. ,-,gr ,-. -f-.-.x,.Q...Sg L... Sizcty-three 5:1 I! J S '51--, f of O 65 qi' O ' Dramatic Club MOTTO: Personality is character FLOXVERZ Li I y DON MCAFEE ,,...... RACHEL BARNES ..,,..... .. , MAXIN1-3 HAYES.. ,A................ .. MARY TIOUISE STEVENSON .....,. LUYISE LANE .,..,..,.................. MRS. NINA H. COYINGTON ......, BAREFOOT. BILL BARNES, MAXINE BARNES. RACHEL BASHFORD. KYATIIERINE BRANCH, MARY BRIOOERS. EUGENE BRIDGEIRS. VIRKSINIIA BRINKLEY. MYRTIS BROUOHTON, ARTHUR CAMPBELL, DOROTHY CAIKIPBELL, MARTHA DAvIs, BRYAN S6a:ty-four OFFICERS MEMBERS DAvIS. MOZELLE DI'NAwAY, BILL ECIIERD. LOUISE FERRELL, GRAOY GOAD. WILLIARI HARREI.L. CORA HAYES, ELOISE H.kYES, MAXINE HORTO-N, FRANK HONEYCUTT, FRANCES JOHNSON, ELIZABETH JONES, AMI-:LIA SUE COLORS: Gold and Whife ..........,..P1'esiclent ....,,V1ce President ..............Sec1'etary ...........T1'easurer ...........Critic ,.....,Ad'0iser KNOTT. ELIZA LANE, LOUISE NIATTHEWVS. MARY MCAFEE, DON PEACOCK, LEONARD PENNEY. LURA RICHARDSON, BILLY STELL, JEXVELL STEVENSON, MARY LOUISE THOMPSON, MILDRED UPCHURCH, HERBER-T WILLIALIS, BEECHER 'hai 066990 Boys EUGENE WALL ,,,,,..,,,,,, HERBERT UPCHURCH ...... BILL SAWYER ..........,., ARTHUR GOODVVIN ...,... AYCOCK, BILLY DOXVDEE, LEONARD GOODWIN, ALFRED GOODNVIN, ARTHUR GUNTER, MAX JACKSON, THOMAS JACKSON, XVORTH BARNES, MAXINE BUFFALOE, MAE CAMPBELL, MARTHA DANIELLY, DOROTHY DOYVELL, HELEN ELLINGTON, JULIA FARMER, MARTHA FULLER, HILDA GOODWIN, ETHEL HARRISON, ROCHELLE Glee Clubs OFFICERS Girls .,.........Pres'icZent......, ..,...ELIzABE'IH RABE , ,,,,.,,,,,,, Vice President ,,,.,,,,,,, ...... H ILDA FULLER ..,.,,Secretcu-y and T1'ea.surer...... ...ULOUISE LANE ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,Libmrian,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ......BESSIE HINER MEMBERS Boys JOHNSON, FRANK KENNEDY, HAYES LA ROCQUE, DICK LINK, JOHN BIATTHEVVS, W. G. MONIE, WILLIAM NEXVTON, JUNIUS Girls HINER, BESSIE HINER, MILDRED HODGE, CI-ILOE BELLE JORDAN, ANNIE RUTH JORDAN, ELOISE KICHLINE, BETTY LANE, LOUISE MCDADE, ELIZABETH RICHARDSON, BILLY SAWYER, BILL SAXVYER, JACK SUGG, PBYOR SUMNER, XVILLIAM UPCHURCH, HERBERT VVALL, EUGENE PAGE, BETSY POOLE, VIRGINIA PURYEAR, EDITH RABE, ELIZABETH SALMOND, CHARLOTTE STEVENSON, DIARY LOUISE THOMPSON, MIILDRED UzzLE, DOROTHY VAUGHAN, MARY F. WILLIABIS, X'0LENE Sixty-five I I, II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 . I JJ f 4 Q 'ev Y In FI' ,f ,I III fin Q22 W ,XV - I 'L J I I I I I I I Fall ALVIN KAPLAN A.......... . XVILLIAM ANDERSON .,... XVALTICR LAZARUS .,..... JAMES WILDPII1 .AA,,.... XVILLIAM MYAT1' ,... .. IVILLIAM Axnlfnsox ,..,. ANDERSON, WILLIAM Bm rs, FVRMAN H.XI.PIS, BATTLIQ HUNTER, GEORGE ICAPLAN, ALVIN KAPLAN, IIIARCUS LAZARUS, IRYIN LAZARUS, XVALTER 1IAR1i4UL11f:s, JESSE BIARTIN, XVILLIARI Sixty-sim Lewis Literary Society OFFICERS .......,,President........ Vice President ,,,.. ,....,.,,SeC1'efary,.,..... ...........T7'6ClS'1l7'6'7'........ ...,,,,S'C'l'-061171ll-llf-:ITNI-S'...... Mis Press Reporter ........... ,.I.. S IVA BARDEN. .-Irlviscr MEMBERS MON-', XVILLIE lIYA'I'T, XVILLIAM Pmarl. JESSE PA'1'R1f'K, JAMES RHODES, EDWIN RIVHARDSON, BILLY RIDDLE, GEOROE RIIIIIAN, GORDON I Spring ......,W1LL1AM ANIDERSON .....G1-:ORGE RIDDLE THOMAS SIMKINS ..,..vW1LLIAM MARTIN ...,....,,.HA1z1zY Woon VVALTER LAzA1u's SIMKISN, TI'IO5l.KS SMITH, SIJOT1' SI'MMxcR, PAUL Tl'1RREI.L. Romzm' THOMPSON, LAWRIQNI' U1'CH1'Rc'H, HIAIRBERT' XVHITE, XVRAY IVILDER, JAMES XVILSON, JOHN WOOD, HARRY --. -:If -A-gf? - 71,-fa,-W 7 ff-xcfilogyclawcpg-Q ffXw1E:If' If 71590 'WRYR I H 2 I. I- ' Y ' .X - -4 . .wi 5 Fall Term, MARGARET LITTLE ...... BENNIE MAE BLACK ,,... SARA MONIE? .... . ........... ELIZABETH STUKICR ..,.... BANKS, ANNIE BIAE BARNES, BIARGARET BARNES, LIAXINE HARRE'r'r, SARA BEACHAM, HAZEII BETTS, GRACE BLACK, BENNIE MA ld CAMPBELL, MARTHA DANIELY, DOROTHY DAVIS, VIRGINIA Morson Literar Society OFFICERS ,.......Pres'idenf..... .....T'1C6 P'resident..... ...,,,Secretary..... Treasurer ,,,,.,,.,,...,,........ Mlss NAIALIE COFFEY, MEMBERS DENTON, IQATHYLYNI-I GARIRISON, CAROLINE IIUNTERI, LILLIAN JONES, AMELIA SUE JONES, LOUISE LESTER, ZMARGARI-l'1' LITTLE, LIARGARIST MA'r'r1-IEWS, DIARY Ilclviser RIATTHEXVS, :Mx-XRY FRANIQI-:S BIONIE, SARA l,-.,....i ....-,-..-.-- .K-T --1-,.. -.,.,,.,,.. A Spring Twwz .....,MOZl'I1.I,PI DAVIS , ..... LYRA PENNY ...,,......DO1ifJTIIY RAY ...,,,NIARLiARET BARNES l'00I.E, X7lR-GINIA PRICE, lNI.XRGARl5'I.' RAY, DOROTHY STEVENSON, AIARY LOVIEE STOKER, I'II,IzAEE1'1I TATUAI, XvIRGINIA TIIOMPEON, 3III.DRI'IIJ UNDER-WOOD, AIARGARIET AVIIEELER, ELIZABETH AVILLIAMS. XVOLENE Sixty-seven --.?-.??.g.,?xT.K..:f--gfi.:.?fsr.:,..T E - , , , . ,A -v ... X C5 O I 0 X S O O 4 66990 669225 ALBERT Cox, JR ....... FAIBLEY SCALES ....,. GRADE FERRI-LLL .,.... BILL DEXAWAY. Sixty-eight Hi-Y Club OFFICERS BAILEY, ALLEX CAMPBELL. ROXALD Cox, ALBERT DALTON, BEN DEXAWAY, BILL FERRELL, GB..-XDY FLETCHER, FLOYD GIBSON, BIILTOX HARRIS, CHARLES HARRIS, HARVEY JOLLY, FRAX'K MEMBERS LYSCH. BIABCUS XICHOLSOX, RI'5SEI,I, XOWELL, BOB RAMJ, HYBERT SCALES, FAERLEY SCALES, KEY SMITH, WALTER SPENCER, WALTER LEE IHOMPSOX, WILLIS WELLS, NTARXER WOMRLE, RFI-'US ViC6 Iresident President ...........ISecretary Treasurer I A ' I . xl: , V, Ax , f . 'S I I CN I 4 , In ..v f-Q G 'JL I ,I XII' '9 f Al. fix ':3'iv, I' F' TA OJ J ' ,gg U Q, Af- Glrl Reserves VIVIAN WARING ,,e.,,e Y............ P residenf ELIZABETH STOKER ,.... ..,.. V ice President HAZEL BEACHAM ..... ........... S ecrefary DOROTHY RAY ..A..............,.... ..,..,,....,......... T reasurer ANNIE LOUISE WILKERSON ..,........,..,..................... .......................... . .Assistant Treasurez' MISSES ELLINGTON. GRATZ. MADDRY, MCCLESS. ANI: XVALKER .,..... ..... ................ A 6 Ivisers ADAMS. ALBERTINE ARNOLD, DOROTHY AUTRY, RUBY BAKER, FRANCES BANKS, ANNIE DIAE BAREER, NELLIE RIAH BARNES, ANNIE B. BARNES, RACHEL BASHEORD, LOUISE BEACHAH, HIAZPZII BETTS, GRIACI-I BLACK, BENNIE BIAE BLAKE, M.ABEL BRANCH, SXVANNOA BRIDGERS, IYIARGARET BUEFALOE, XIIRGINT.-X BUIE, LOUISE BULL.-XRD, ELIZABETH BUTLER, NELLIE CARRAXVAY, FRANCES CONE, CHRISTINE COUCH. GRACE COVINGTON, NINA H. DAVIS, LIOZELLE DAVIS, VIRGINIA DENTON, CATHERINE ECHERD, LOUISE MEMB EIJKVARDS, LOUISE EAIORY, HAIIIBURTON FARRIS, EVA FLEMING, RUTH FRAZIER, ZETTIE FULLENXVILDER, BEVERLY GARRISON, CAROLINE GARRISON, DIARY K. GOODXVIN, RUTH HIABIILTON, BIINNIE I'I.-XMILTON, RUBY HARRELL, CORA HARVEY, FRANCES HAYES, ELOISE PIAYES, ELSIE HEARNES, CLARA HODGES. FIIORENVE HUNTER, LILLIAN JENRETTE, OPAL JOHNSON, CLAIRE JOHNSON, ELIZABETH JONES, K.XTHLPlEN JONES, LOUISE KNOTT, DOROTHY LASSITER, DOROTHY LEGRANDE, ANNIE LESTER, 'NIARGARET ERS LILLY, ELEANOR MATTHEWS, DIARY E. RIATTHEXVS, :MARY F. MATTHEWS, MARY L. MATTHEWS, VIRGINIA BIICGEE, BEULAH HICNAIR, IVIARY MEDLIN, DOROTHY BIILES, VIRGINIA MONTE, SARA BIOODY, PEGGY NIOORE, BLOIS IIURRAY, ANNIE AIYATT, BETSY OLIVE, ANNIE L. OLIVE, :MINNIE G. PEARCE, DIARY SUE POLIER, DOROTHY POXVELL, LOVISE PRICE, DOROTHY PURYEAR, EDITH RAY, DOROTHY RAY, JACQULINE RAY, LIINA BELLE REAVIS, LUCILLE RICHARDSON, FRANCES RIDDLE, DOROTHY SADLER, MARGARET SADLER, REBECCA SANDEREORD, CLARA SALMOND, CHARLOTTE SCARBOROUGH, PHYLIS SEAWELL, DIARY F. SENTER, HILDA STOKER-, ELIZABETH STUTTS, VIOLET SXVAIN, OLENA BELLE TATUM, VIRGINIA THOMAS, DIARY THOMPSON, BIILDR-ED Uvc-HURCH, NIARION UZZLE, MARGARET VAUGHN, DIARY F. AV.-XRING, VIVIAN XVATKINS, EVELYN WEBB, ANNIE AIAE AVHEELER. DOROTHY WHEELER, ELIZABETH YVHITLEY, BIARY L. XVILKERSON, ANNIE L. YVILKERSON, DIIARGARET AVILLIAMS, VOLENE XVRIGI-IT, ELEANOR YANCEY, BETTY Sixty-nine . W--. . -A..-,A .-- k ..v -,L-1-v.f ..s Ag-..1..,:..,,f , -, --1 ,gAA...x OIIHIFCIQX Q I f' 'Il Ty. A 0 .M V, .Lf , Home Economics Club FI.OXX'FZl!Z Srrevf Pea COLORS: Larvozder and White MOIIO: TVe study, not for school, but for life DOROTHY RAY .,,....... ............. ..........................,......,.,.....,.....,,.....,....,,.,....w..,...... ................ P 2 ' esident VOLENE XVILLIAMS ....,O .,... V ice President MINA BELLE RAY '.,. .,,.... .......... S e cretary ELIZABETH XVHEELEII .,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,,,,. .,.,,.. T reasurer MISS SCOTT Axn MISS VVRIGHT ..... ..................... ....... . 4 flvisers ADLI-ZR, LAXVLAH BAUCOAI, DIARY I-I. BARNES, RACHEL BLACK, BENNIE lf.-KE BRINKLEY, AIYRITIS HARRIS, FRANCES 1'IE.-XTHERLY, ROSE HL'NNI1A'lTTT, EYELYX I'II'NNIf'I I'T, DORIS Seventy MEMBERS WII,I.I,xMs, XYOLENE JONES, LOUISE BIC'N'AIR., NIARY BIONK, ELIZABETH MOODY, PEGGY POLIER, DOROTHY POOLE, XURGIXIA RAY, DOROTHY RAY, BIINA BELLE XVHEELER, ELIZABETH . - V-In--w.mv.i....f--Y. r-.,T .ff , Q Y V ,X , ll H .XXI 'Q' 'f' ' 171- ,, I . ,lg ' 'gf' 9 H 5, 5: ,J 1 x A . ,,.- A Y 1 I' F, I ,J xl' D F.,-y A N If FJ -i ri! ' T '1' , ' ' ff ' X -I .- ff- G52 5527 ' A k I 3' V' f X3 'Q ,L The Commercial Club FLOVVICRI Rose COLORS: 13i'l1JiZCl7IdG'V613?l, MO'r'I'O: Vision prc'c'6fZF's big af'hieveme11,t OFFICERS JESSIE RUTH BAUCOM ,..,... ...................,..... .,.......... . P l'6Sif1611ff FURMAN BETTS .,.........,.. DIARY LEE DELIPSICY ,,.A. . THOMAS VVILLIAINIS ...... MISS ALEXANDER ...... BAUCOM, JESSIE RUTH BE'I I'S, FURMAN BRIDGER-S, EUGENE BRIDGERS, 'VIRGINIA BRINKLEY, DIYRTIS BROUGHTON, ARTHFR COLLIE, IDA DANIELS, BONNIE DANIELS, PAULINI-I DAVIS, IVIOZELLI-I DEMPSEY, MARY LEE ECHERVD, LOUISE GOODWIN, ETIIEI, MEMBERS HARRISON, ROUHELLE HOWARD, PAULINE HUNNIOUTT, EVELYN IIATTHEXVS, DIARY FR MOFF, XVILLIE MOODY, LOUISE POOLE, VIR-ClINI.X RILEY, ALMA SHEPHERD, ALICE SUMMER, NIARGAR-ET TALTON, EVELYN THOMPSON, BIILDRED UzzLE, DOROTIIY XVILLIAMS, THOMAS ANVFS ....,.Vi0e Presidenl ...,.......Sec1'etary ......T1'easu1'e1' .....Advise1' Seventy-on e f Aff A Seventy-two rf. :W 1 wr 32 . W :ix E3 3 Ai ii 4 ff. ifrl 2 4' lg! 1' .5 555 ??F 5 YL: -1 A . if QF' Q' r . . L,.......-. V N l , z. ., N..:,,,.,, ',: :,f-:fp-U. v -91--k:q:...6, ,v , Y V . f i .:o!7fu-.,,Q:2fr--, M .. , 1 f'-J -yn ' i Av-MY' Qin ww . Em Af-:-. .,..:., L.1.L.., .W .-, .. ., ,.., .... ., . . ,.,,--A-,.wQmf.-, ..-., ' :num .1 'ut v ,, ,. , , A V . W.. . . . W... rw , . . ...,,,.,.,.,,., . N? ,H ei' . .X W . , , , V Y qv, .....,,,.,...,..--,.v, , v..,.........., .. ,. .- ....g..,,,,.L.. ,.,.,,, , , Wm.. ... .., z ,,,,,g,,.,.,,, ',g4g,,g, THLETICS Lv-, .f:,. .Lgg,.:X?xr.. ....-, W ,,,.L..g1w my -4. + kfgsvwv--m-:nge-'-rf -xvwvfxgww-Q7--n-qwvwwnifdwwrwpg-.,5,,gn f,..m,::Q .. . m.,-,.w W . . -V Affmq, L f f 'a,7fwsw-mKg'f:53s11f:'3gv2g f. y ,Q - Mi, 1, MQW- .,.,. . 1. M3 S. '. Q- f:,aqgf'j qw f qirxb' '5, . - 2 1 N an N - f 4 x . . , . ,121 -w T ' X xt v N J H N' N , , x K , -. , ' ' Y I Jw '14 x I X . 4. A t K, 1 . f T Vyvlll f ' 4 - Q v I .-I , In L 4 4 X w la X X . 1 1 Y .' . va- .' isa hx IJ' 5 O g s. 0 v Q10 G TJ U S, 613990 S414-FGPDSX' Eastern Champions 1931 Football Squad EASTERN CHAMPIONS BILL DUNAWVAY ....,..............................,.......,..........,,.,.....,........ CHARLES AYcocK, WALTER LEE SPENCER .,,.... A. SPURLOCK .................,............................. Centers Left Ends I N ORTIMER ELLI SBURG 4'GL1ENN REAVES Right Ends LACY FRAz1ER ROBERT HUDSON CLAIBORNE KELLE1' ROLAND PERRY 'f All State Team 1' Honorable Mention WALBERT Cox, JR. EDXVARD LONGMIRE Left Tar-kles f'ALLEN BAILEY JAMES POVVELL Right Tackles RUSSELL NICHOLSON W EMERSON THOMAS Qua rterbacks TBILL D UNAVVAY TPAUI, KAME'1'f'HEs Hllzfbaflx'-9 SAMMY PAUL FA RUFUS WOMBLE Fullback 'rGRADY FERRELL IRLEY SCALES .......Capta'in ,......Managerx ........C0l1Ch Lef! G1un'd.v CHARLIE CATES BARNES VVORTH Riglzl Guards HONVARD ABRAMS ED HALL SEABIAN HlYDSON Seventy-three '-X , N, I'r I A M44 - , 4 J' C J fd ll ' fig, I ,ffgjckjg-1' 2. , Ji lli3i'?'QGff-22 0 The 1930 Football Season at Raleigh High l Seventy-four Raleigh High School. students will remember the 1930 football team as one of the greatest they have ever had. Ten games were included on the team's schedule with the locals winning nine and tying one. It is true that our school lost the State Championship at Chapel Hill to Charlotte, but it was a tight contest, and the Charlotte boys took advantage of every possible break to win by a 14-6 count. Opening the championship series here, Raleigh de- feated a strong Fayetteville eleven. Sammy Paul and Captain Dunaway featured this game with beautiful runs. The next game was played at Wilmington, the seaport town. Wilmington outplayed a listless Raleigh eleven the whole of the first half, but the locals came back beautifully in the third and fourth quarters to chalk up two touchdowns. At Riddick Field the following week Raleigh played its third championship fray with Rocky Mount and won by a lone touchdown. Grady Ferrell featured this game with his terrific line smashing. Journeying to Durham, Raleigh passed her way to victory over the Bull City boys avenging a 6-0 defeat of 1929. Raleigh scored three times in the second half to turn back a hard iight- ing, well-coached Goldsboro team. This game gave Raleigh undisputed claim for the Eastern championship. However, the following week the locals were held score- less by a scrappy Wilson outfit. In the games with no championship bearing Raleigh easily defeated its opponents by scores 21-0 over Hen- dersong 31-7 over Mount Oliveg 12-0 over Oxfordg and 39-0 over Whiteville. Mount Olive was the only team on the regular schedule of the locals that was able to cross its goal line. There were many stars as on every good team. Start- ing at the flanks, Ellisberg and Frazier, substitute ends, were outstanding and easily filled the gap left by Reeves and Perry, regulars, who were out because of injuries. At tackle there was not a better all-round football player in the State than Allen Bailey. Thomas, Bailey's mate, was a hard-charging lineman and a great defensive ace. At guard Worth was a hard man to beat while Hudson and Hill, alternating at the other post, were constant threats to their opponents. Cox, the pivot man, was one of the most valuable men in the line. He was in every play, smearing the runner or blocking the kicker. In the backfield, Kametches, the quarter, was a heady . Q-.-se. -- - 2 -.-.,Q..-.T -3-:ie -1-, . Y- ,- . Q 0 Q of. ,' I I! QGDQO 0 695 i 1 man and a good ball-carrier. Womble was probably the best all-round backiield man. His ability to pass, re- ceive passes, punting and running gave him this dis- tinction. Dunaway .was a fast back and was an excellent broken field runner at the other half. Sammy Paul was also a fast man and a heads up player while Scales was a good defensive back. At fullback Captain-elect Grady Ferrel performed like a college gridster on the offense as well as the defense. 'The scores follow: Raleigh ........................ 21 Henderson ..... .. 0 Raleigh ....,... 31 Mt. Olive ......... .. 7 Raleigh ,....... 12 Sanford ,.,..,... .. 0 Raleigh ........ 13 Fayetteville ..... ., 0 Raleigh ........ 39 Whiteville ...,, .. 0 Raleigh ........ 13 Wilmington ....... .. 0 1 Raleigh ......,. 6 Rocky Mount ......,. .. 0 Raleigh ........ 12 Durham ......... .. 0 Raleigh ........ 21 Goldsboro ..... .. 0 Raleigh .,............. ...... 0 Wilson ,.,,, .,,,, 0 Total-Raleigh .......... 168 Opponents ..... .. 7 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Raleigh ........ ....,......., 6 Charlotte .,...., ..,.. 1 4 Seventy-five TBS. 1 Y , f . 5 Seventy-sim -. ,.,..-.,....-..-uf -,.., T: ,,,.., ....,- .-f xlz 1 W ,PT ffm, L -- f'1ff -L - f ,,.1-VJ , f YL:-y2JA -3. 3fyX Lf, .,-,.. :Y,-,- xxx A - s Q if fx? vN., x ,, ,5:f7' g NSY?-'V'-fi ff . fr, ch., -,E:.-12 '-1 '-QQ 4 , 'H V HC ,-237,553.3-fx f' 1 ' -N., +.,Jf f Y Xin Xa Lf 5. Y W X 5 , W , l ' Y E V f 1 15 U -, 1 N 1' W 1 1 ' 1 I , 1 I 5 g 4 E , j N , s W 5 , is if A 1 2 v 3 si ..i ,u 4 - V Y , .,, ,, A YA, , Lgig. ,, :L-,i:4l,,L,Lg4.,A,.J,,.h,, Wg..-,,.3,-....ag..Q, f L I JQ C O Q X 0 0 h QQ? Geo? I X Basketball Squad EASTERN CHAMPIONS ALBERT Cox, JR .....,. ......................................,.................... ......... C Ct Nam BOB NOWELL ...................,........ ......, M anayw' A. T. SPURLOCK ........................ ......... C Oach 'ALBERT Cox, GLEN REAX'ES ............,.,.. ............................. .,......, C e Miers Forwards Gtuards ROBERT AUSTIN CHARLES AYCOCK GRIMES HANNA i'HU'BERT RAND RITSSELL SHI-:RRILL ALLEN BAILEY TARNOLD JACOBS WILLIS THOMPSON 'RI'I-'Us VVOIVIBLE SCORES Clayton ..... 7 Raleigh Wilson ....... 6 Raleigh Smithfield ........ 18 Raleigh Fayetteville ....... 11 Raleigh Rocky Mount ....... 22 Raleigh Goldsboro ........ 13 Raleigh Lexington .............. ...... 2 5 Raleigh ...... Carolina Frosh .... 31 Raleigh Wilmington ....... 21 Raleigh Lexington ........ 22 Raleigh Durham ..... ...................... 1 2 Raleigh ,,.,v........ Charlotte .,...,. .......................... 1 9 Raleigh ................. SOUTH ATLANTIC TOURNAMENT 'John Marshall ...... ..................,.... 2 6 Raleigh ............. Wilson ................. 10 Raleigh Charleston ......... ............................. . .. 38 Raleigh Spartanburg .............................................. 31 Raleigh 'Second All South Atlantic Team i'HonOrable mention South Atlantic Team. 49 26 55 42 26 43 33 35 38 29 28 12 34 35 44 29 Seventy-seven Seventy-eight a. 'ms' A I III I Ii W I WI fql .5 ,I Pi 1, R 1 1 1 1 W i 1.1 I 1, HW ,l'1 i L5 W W 1.l ' WI ,I. wi Vu iw: if 1 Ii aid l'i'i igaif 111' if I I' 'I NI is MI M ellf 'QP State Champions 1931 Boxing Squad STATE CHAMPIONS FRANK JOLLY ............. ................................,......... ,,.....,. C a ptain WALTER FLOURNOY ......., ....... Il lanager J. P. JOHNSON ...,.... ,..........K...,.... ..,......... ,.....,.,...,...,,,,.,,,..,,,.,..,. ......... C O a 0 h 95 Pound Class C. D. FERRELL GEORGE POYNER 10.3 Pound Class 'JACK DIINAWAY HOWARD WHITE 115 Pound Class TUIINI-31: BILISOLY BILLY HANNA 1.25 Pound Class HARRY BEIJDOES 'FFRANK JOLLY A. C. KIMREY LEONARD PEAOOOK 'N. C. Champion. 135 Pound Class AL DUN.-IWAY SEABIAN HUDSON WILLIS WILLIAIIIS 14.5 Pound Class g'BII,I, DIINAWAY 155 Pound Class GRADY FIQIIIIELL 165 Pound Class MORTIMER ELLISBERG 175 Pound Class ALLEN BAILEY Seventy-nine X -3:1113-2 , '?,,g,gfg,, WO ' mv B O Q3 Castia? GGG? Track Team Although having a squad of only four men and traveling on their own initiative, the Track Team of Raleigh High School made a very impressive record in the State High School Meets and in the Southern Inter-scholastic Indoor Meet. At the latter meet Dunaway was second in the 1,000 yard dash. The relay team was second in the mile relay. Raleigh ranked fourth among the high schools and prep schools of the South. At the Davidson meet the team took fifth place. Seaman Hudson and Bill Dunawav were second and third in the mile run. Dunaway easily Won the SSO yard dash with Robert Hudson third. At the Carolina Meet Dunaway was second in a close record breaking S80 yard dash. The old record of 2:05. held by Phoenix of Greensboro. was broken by 2 seconds. Seaman Hudson and Grady Ferrell were second and third in a close mile run in which Barkley's State record of 4:45 was broken bv 4 seconds. Eighty ..-- :..4.-:YL-... as-fs, . . v.. - .,-f ,F Z., Q 6 will QXYQQQT 1 0 O 'H JW, -' QS G9 Eastern Championship, 1930 Baseball Squad EASTERN CHAMPIONS 1930 GLENN REANES AND RUFUS WODIBLE .,,,s....,,..,..V.A,...,,....,.......,,.,.,,,.. ,,,,,,,,, C O-Captams J P JOHNSON ............................,............. ................... ...,...,,.... C 0 ach Pitchers Catchers ARNOLD JACOBS LEGRANDE PAGE First Base GLENN REAVES ELLIS LEE WADDELL Second Base HUBERT RAND GORDON SIDES ALLEN BAILEY SAMIVIY PAUL HAL VANDERGRTWT Short Stop ROBERT AUSTIN HERBERT CLARK GRIMES HANNA FAIRLEY SCALES RUSSELL SHERRILL Third Base BILL DUNAWAY E. O. EDGERTON LACY FRAZIER RUFUS WOMBLE Fielders JOE CATES MORTIMER ELLISBERG GRADY FERRELL WOODROW HOLMES FRANK JOLLY PAUL KAMETOHES BOB NOWELL ROLAND PERRY VVILLIS THOMPSON Eighty one .- -vw .A - .-.1-.-, r .-. J ...L - ..-- A-,-:, ....-i....-. .. Qfw h GGG? Eighty-two Q0 02? 4. 1 'if?Z -. f 'A: ,r ff ? 'f 'fe1 -'w-'-'--fwrf-pq-.-x-.w . ww-W .. . , , ., .......,,, Q ..lxMQ,f,1 ....1- V .,...M 4:2-:,m'1.,.:wua.y,zwL.m-4i1.:..,m,,, 1-,ra Nami: in WL V 313, N VMNQ- lf X ' ' , , f ,V , ,yn W 'AV Pi '-'A V 1 , 'ii 11-I .nn ,H ,V W V W ' q az? 2,-Q ' 5,5 1 i s ' ii 1 3-'S inf '1 Z E51 ' sd . L 3: . ,,. , :xg 1 1: 4 ' W ' W 1 2 : F fri , i. 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An excellent instructor was Miss Barden, Who declared our heads were too hardened To admit any Latin, Spoken or written, And thaf'our ignorance was without pardon. There was a young lad called Peavine, Who dribbled the ball down the line, Making scores in the game And getting the name Of heartbreaker at the same time. There was a young teacher, Alexander, Who taught our fingers to meander Swiftly over keys. From A's to Z's, And to write letters from here to yonder. Young Myatt answered to Williamg He was one boy in a million. He could reach a basketball goal On a twelve foot pole, And make the score one billion. From Mr. Wessinger's very own lips We learned business arith wa.s a crip Till Miss Nellie McClees, By swift degrees, Showed us to pass we must fast trip. There was a young man named Bob For whom the girls would all sob, But this was a sad fateg They were all too late, For Mug only did his heart throb. Miss Gilmore was a young French rua'mselle With voice like a deep rich bellg But when our lessons we'd fail. She knew how to rail, And at ninth period sounded our knells. There was a young man named Bailey, Who tackled football daily, And broke feminine hearts Into numerous parts, And went on his way gaily. Eighty-five 7'-3 f- jx ANA Jir SUPERLATIWQS .Je 1 -in N '.,'4f , 1 1 .-'.-'- V . 4 T3 xl 2 gf .AJ ' N111 U, I K4 . i. F. . LV PF? W Q EQ! .cg W l .f 115155, V 2 34 f , 1 2.1.4, ,fir-, ' ,Q ,gf W. ,J l L3 , 1 L! g Q 4. 7 H 1 FFT. . ,-f. l ?.' 261 I - J . JY,-1 w 'A ' 1 , ,L i .xy 'If 1 1238 1 Q liz- K .1 lik w ,nu M if-N'-4 1 5' T '1 -A1 -,I L. v IJ 7:i 1 faq' W v Y ' , . V5 f - if ' ,fry .-,jst ' 'f 71 Zfiilfg I ,, -,1 .l.,,4i 1 ,A-Q51 2 Q A ' Y'-Q1 1 . .X 1, gf., I v..' J :----11 1 wil .JAM 3 ,f,'..ff 4 1 2 -,.,,: ' L , 'L-I , 9 I J'- , AN .7255 www .x' ,,,,'j , -, ,J , 1 '4 , N f SUPERLATIYES Ms? g et ta Gave? r BGG-DQ Can You Imagine- Bill Dunaway coming to school regularly? Grady Ferrell playing a piano in an opera? Allen Bailey not Wisecracking? Peavine Jacobs having less than five girls? Nero Cox getting to practice on time? Chub Womble an opera singer? Trip Rand getting dressed five minutes before a game? Margaret Little not talking to some boy? Lura Penny not smiling? Robert Austin not squawking at practice? Miss Coffey being hard boiled? Vivian Waring keeping quiet? Eleanor Lilly in Ziegiield Follies? V Jewell Stell not chewing gum? William Myatt as short as George Riddle? Turner Bilosoly as fat as Tubby Lazarus? John Link with a tenor voice? Tubby Lazarus as small as Thomas Simpkins? Ida Collie failing four subjects? William Anderson not using big words? Robert Austin not being with Bob Nowell? Allen Bailey not being a football star? Arthur Broughton being as tall as William Myatt? Bill Dunaway getting knocked out? William Goad being in a hurry? John Harper excited? Robert Harris getting to sch-ool on time? Seaman Hudson taking William Sumner's position in the library? Margaret Price not giving Miss Creighton flowers? Mitchell Hunter reporting somebody to Student Council? Alvin Kaplan not debating? Irving Lazarus not getting some adds for the annual? Walter Lazarus not making the honor roll? Willie Moff on the football team? Roland Perry not getting kicked out of school? Irvin Porter not being called Imp ? Thomas Simpkins making an E ? Paul Stahl not taking Physics? Rufus Womble talking as much as Brian Davis! William Sumner not being in the library? Bryan Davis not talking or yelling? NO. NEITHER CAN I. Eighty-eight QOGQBQCQ QOQea?O Calendar SEPTEMBER 4.-School Opens. SEPTEMBER 12 SEPTEMBER 13 SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 22 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER OCTOBER. OCTOBER -Girl Reserves Hold First Meeting of the Year. -Glee Clubs Hold First Meetings of the Year. 19.-Football Season Opens-Henderson High in Raleigh. -First Meeting of the Morson Literary Society. 26.-Mount Olive High Football Game in Raleigh. 3.-Raleigh High Football Game in Oxford. 6.-First Meeting Lewis Literary Society. 10.-Fayetteville High Football Game in Raleigh. OCTOBER VR.-Holiday for State Fair. OCTOBER 19.-Whiteville High Football Game in Raleigh. OCTOBER- 25.-Raleigh High Football Game in Wilmington. OCTOBER 31.-Rocky Mount Football Game in Raleigh. OCTOBIQIR. 31.-Girl Reserves Present Recognition Service NOVEDIBER. NOVEMBER NovEM BER NCVEMBER Nov EM BER. NOY'EBIBER. NOVEMBER DECEMBER DECENIBER. DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER 7.- in Chapel. Coach Johnson Awards Baseball Letters. 7.-Raleigh High Football Game in Durham. 14.-Goldsboro Football Game in Raleigh. 21.-Raleigh High Football Game in Wilson. 21.-Raleigh Wins Eastern Football Championship Title. 27-30.-Thanksgiving Holidays. 29.-Raleigh Plays Charlotte for State Championship in Football. 6.-Girls Athletic Association Organized. 12.-Boxing Season Opens. 14.- Not Quite Such A Goose. 18-19.-Christmas Programs in Chapel. 19-31.-Christmas Holidays. JANUARY 10.- Seniors Elect Superlatives. JANUARY 12.-Albert COX, Jr., Elected Captain of the Basketball Team. FEBRUARY 2.- FEBRUARY 5.- FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY Parent-Teachers' Association Holds Membership Contest. Raleigh High Basketball Game in Rocky Mount. 13.-Boy Scouts Present Chapel Program. 14.-Raleigh Boxers Win State Championship in Chapel Hill. 14.-Raleigh High Basketball Game in Lexington. 16.-Raleigh High Basketball Game with Carolina Freshmen. 19.-Wilmington High Basketball Game in Raleigh. 20.-Lexington High Basketball Game in Raleigh. 20.-Raleigh Boxers Win from Durham. 26.-Wallace the Magician. 27.-Durham Basketball Game in Raleigh. MARCH 14.-Girl Reserves Present Marrying Marion in Chapel. MARCH 16.-Seniors Elect May Queen. APRIL 3-7.-Easter Holidays. APRIL 20-21.-State Music Convention in Greensboro. MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY 1.-Raleigh Schools Hold May Festival. 20.-Seniors Present Play. E 22.-Junior-Senior Banquet. 23.-Senior Banquet. 28.-Class Day. MAY 29.-COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE S. Eighty-nine x ' Q a kHAJs - QOQGDQO OQGDQOQ X F 1' 1 , im S . Lge' ' - X, A Q nl -,v u 44.153 v ww, X 'ss fe ,hx ,umwf 1 ...M ,5- , 1 Q Q fw,e?gf,fy 9 ff- x. 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English Railleld: Yea, he throws chewing gum in the streets for Austins to get stuck on. Visitor: Son, can you tell me how to tlnd the office? Charles Harris: Sure, ask somebody. H. W. PETERS COMPANY, INC. BosToN, MASS. Class Rings-Pins-Emblems Fraternity Jewelry Favors-Invitations J. H. MILLER, P. O. Box 877, District Manager Durham, N. C. Miss Thomas: Linus, can you explain why it is that every time I come in a little late I find you talking? Linus Parker: It must be those rubber heels of yours, Miss Thomas. Bee Cotner: What do you do when you wear your clothes out? Elizabeth Gerow: Why, I wear them in again, of course. 901-9041 NORTH CAROLINA BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY BUILDING PHONE 1877 BAGWELL 81 BAGWELL INSURANCE or ALL KINDS RALEIGH. N. C. WALTER L. Blxcwsu. LARRY E. BAGWELL Manager Manager-to be 1?I PEACE, A JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR WOMEN RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA OWNED BY THE PRESBYTERIANS OF NORTH CAROLINA Courses Offered--113 College courses for first and second year workg 121 Pre- paratory coursesg 131 Special courses in Art. Music. Home Economics and Commercial subjects. Work Accepted By--113 The North Carolina State Department of Educationg 121 All colleges and universities in North Carolina and by many colleges without this State. Special Features-1lI Individual attention to studentsg 12I Limited number of studentsg 133 Intimate home surroundingsg 141 Highly trained facultyg 157 Wholesome religious atmosphereg 165 Modern equipment. For catalogue, hook of views and other literature, write to WILLIAM C. PRESSLY. President. Peace a Junior College for Women Raleigh. North Carolina EDWARDS 8: BROUGHTON COMPANY HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS AND VISITING CARDS CORRECTLY ENGRAVED AT REASONABLE PRICES Eloise Furr: I'm going to take up horseback riding, it will increase my social standing. -Charles Young: I can't vouch for the social part, my dear, but it'll increase your standing, no doubt. Miss Smaw lseriouslylz These aren't my figures 1'm quoting. They're the Dgures of a man who knows what he is talking about. I I ' ll MEREDITH COLLEGE A Standard Four-Year College for Young Women 1. COURSES OF STUDY a. Arts and Sciences. leading to the A.B. degree: a full course in home economics. b. Music. leading to the BJI. degree. c. Art. leading to a diploma after four years of work. There is no preparatory department. -7 -. RECOGXITIOX a. By the Lniversitv of Xorth Carolina. h.1Iernber of the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States. c. Graduates entitled to membership in the Asociation of Lnniversitv Wbmen. d. On the list of colleges approved bv the Association of American Lniversities. 3. MEREDITH COLLEGE is a Christian institution. founded and supported by the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina. The atmosphere pervad- ing the campus and classrooms is distinctively Christian. For catalog or furlher information, write CHARLES E. BREWER, President IMLEIGH. N. C. 5 I I Pa, a man's Wife is his better half. isn't she? So we are told, son. Then if a man marries twice. there isn't anything left of him, is there? Harvey Harris: I was a life saver last summer. Elizabeth Williams: What flavor? THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF RALEIGH Every Banking Service Commercial Savings Trust X ' I ' N ' E We invite every High School . W 1 i . e y A 1 I Student to come in and let s l ' I 3 I . l l 3 l i Q y get acquainted --qu nb-- B. S. JERMAN. P'es'zI'nt E. B. CROW, Vice Pres. A. P. BALMAN. Rice Wres. B. H. LITTLE, Cashier CCIVIBINED Carolina Cleaners :: Howards, Cleaners Dry Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Altering Retaining the Best Equipment and Personnel from the Two Plants Ive Offer You a Superior Quality of Work and Service For Those Desiring CASH AND CARRY Prices We Have Oflices Located Conveniently for Your Service at- 105 West Hargett Street-Telephone 4069 116 Harrison Avenue-Telephone 4067 3158 Hillsboro Street-T-eleplione 3270 We Solicit a Continuance of Business from. Our Old Customers and a Trial from Others, Feeling Sure That the Quality of Our Work and Service Will Make You Our Regular Customer Harvey Harris: Mrs. Glenn, may I write 1ny theme for tl1e term on chewing gum? Mrs. Glenn: Well, Harvey, I really think plain note book paper is more commonly used. Margie Blankenship: What is nothing? Estelle Farris: A bladeless knife without a handle. LEWIS SPORTING GOODS CO. High School and College Outfitters SPALDING SPORTS SUPPLIES RALEIGH, N. C. Bynum Printing Co. BETTER PRINTING Phones 692-693 RALEIGH, N. C. Compliments THOMAS H. BRIGGS 81 SONS, INC. 'The Carolincfs Uldest Wholesale and Retail Hardware Storey, RALEIGH, N. C. Phones 45 and Q6 Superior Printing Mitchell Printing Co Telephones 18-20440 115-117 W. Hargett St. RALEIGH, N. C. Martha Lane Bradley: Which has the most lives a frog or a cat? Margie Blankenship: A cat of course, he has nine lives. Martha L. Bradley: Pshaw, a frog croaks every day. Fairley Scales: King Lear was a very wealthy man, I suppose. Anyway, he had three -I ' -I ' Drugs Toiletries ilncorporatedl FlO1'iS'tS ECKERD7S Corsages, Bouquets Cut Flowers, Decorations Funeral Designs and Sprays Graduation and Recital Flowers Phone 41070 203 Fayetteville Street We Crou- the Flowers We Sell -6 Creators of Reasonable Drug Prices FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE SERVICE RALEIGH, N. C. The Shop That Every Girl Knows Everything the Sclzoolgirls Wear Always New, Smart Things at Sensible Prices Coats, Dresses, Hats Undies and Accessories ELLISBERGIS Raleiglfs Smartest Shop 126 Fayetteville Street Compliments of Permanent Marcel Shop Specializing in Permanent Waving NIARCEL AND WATER WAVING RALEIGH. N. C. Miss Branch: What did you do with that seven thousand year old Dinosaur Egg you found? Warner Wells: I sold it to the cafeteria. Harvey Harris: 1 tell you Tennis is not like culture, you can't pick it up in Ufteen minutes a day. BUY YOUR GRADUATION The VOGUE GIFTS from fm Mfr LAND'S, lm. SUITS FURNISHINGS Raleighls Leading Credit Jewelers HATS SHOES Hamilton-Elgin-Bulova Watches 1091, Discount for Students Nationally Advertised 103 Fayetteville Street Terms-Terms-Terms Watch, Jewelry and Fountain Pen Repairing, Diamond Setting H. W. COLWELL Jeweler and Optometrist I0 West Martin Street STUDENTS! Come to Boon-Iseley's for Lunch H. M. H. S. SPECIALS and OUR OWN SANDWICHES Boon-Iseley Drug Co. 'The Rexall Store Phone 95 BETTS COAL 31 OIL CO., Inc. Tons of Satisfaction COAL AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Phone No. 457 608 W. Hargett St. J. C. BRANTLEY Druggist Telephone Nos. 14 and I5 Masonic Temple W. L. Brogden Co. Fresh Fruit for Health WHOLESALE FRUITS and PRODUCE 4109-15 W. Martin Street Raleigh, N. C. NOTHING TAKES THE PLACE OF ICE Guard Your Family,s Health with ICE from Capital Ice Company As Near as Your Telephone Call-2531- -Call Miss Nash: Who told you to wear those shoes out here? Flu Durfey: Mr. Shaw. Miss Nash: Pretty, aren't they? Alvin Kaplan: Why didn't you make the debating team? Bill Sawyer: I w-w-w-wasn't t-t-t-told enough. Garland C. Norris 81 Company W Wholesale Distributors Of DIXIE CUPS Look for the New Tinted Dixies at your Soda Fountain W P T F at Raleigh National. Local and NBC Chain Clients have been using this Station with prolit--Why not investigate? 1000 Watts Western Electric Radio and Reproducing Equipment One of North Carolina's Finest Department Stores BOYLAN-PEARCE COMPANY Raleiglfs Shopping Center Mrs. Highbrowz You must have breakfast ready by seven tomorrow as Mr. Highbrow wants to catch the seven-forty train. The New Cook: All right, I'm catching it myself. She: Did you meet any stage robbers while you were out West? He: Yes, I took a couple of chorus girls out to dinner. Intensive Business Training For High School Graduates Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Penmanship, Filing and all Business Subjects. Write or Call for information, MISS HARDBARGERS SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Fayetteville Street Telephone 24-53 Raleigh, N. C. De Shazo Beauty Shoppe Specialists in PERMANENT WAVING Shampooing, and Hair Dressing Marcel and Water Waving Hair Dyeing, Facial and Scientific Treatment HAIR BOBBINC 12716 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, N. C. Nic-Nac Tea Room RALEIGH,S 5 CENT TEA ROOM We Cater to the Public Specializing in Sandwiches for Parties 307 E. Morgan Street MRS. L. P. WH,lTE, Owner Mitchell Funeral Home fINCORPORA'l'EDl Funeral Directors, Ernbalmers AMBULANCE SERVICE 222 West Hargett Street Phone 4288 Opposite Nash Square Raleigh, N. C. Compliments Virginia Episcopal Compliments of School Myall 81 Co. A Preparatory Institution for College Lynchburg, Va. East Martin Street RALEIGH, N. C. BOYS AND GIRLS EDUCATE YOURSELVES-DO NOT LEAVE SCHOOL-THE TIME WILL COME WHEN YOU WILL NEED HIGHER EDUCATION KLINE S1 LAZARUS COMPANY RALEIGH, N. c. Nervous man fin an airplane for the first timel 2 What are you laughing at? Pilot: At the superintendent. About this time he'll be looking for me all over the lunatic asylum. Teacher: Name the seasons. Forsh: Pepper, salt, vinegar, and mustard. The Students' Havoc Dizor's Pharmacy Fountain Drinks, Candies Medicines and Cigarettes Bloodworth Street Raleigh, N. C. MARTINS, INC. 305 Fayetteville Street A Smart Shop for Men and Young Men Made to Order Clothes 3525 81 3535 Meet Yours Friends at Patis Service Station and Dope Shop 219 Brooklyn Phone 4277 MANGEUS Ready-to-Wear Shop For the Srnartly Dressed Woman 124 Fayetteville St. Raleigh, N. C. Smart Clothes for the High School Lassie The Shop of Original Modes LUCIELLE 112 Fayetteville Street For Your School and Dress Seeds, Plants Bulbs and Fertilizer Garden Furniture Lawn and Garden Supplies Poultry Supplies Hardware Shoes JOB P. WYAT1' 81 SONS COMPANY seenoscos-GRIFFIN 325 M273 Wal D S. . an . lmlngton tleet Yes, sir, wurrk is scarce, but I got a job last Sunday that brung me a dollar. What, Pat! You broke the Sabbath? Well, sir, it wuz me or the Sabbath. One of us had to be broke. Why have Scotchmen a sense of humor? Because it's a gift. ' CAROLINA'S LARGEST PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO SIDDELL STUDIO RALEIGH, N. C. Oficial Photographer for the Oak Leaf and Latipac C O A L PINE STATE For the Grate For the Stove CO. For the Furnace SAFE MILK DEPENDABLE SERVICE , Your Business A ppreciated and ICE CREAM Correll Coal Company R 307 N' West Street Pasteurized for Your Phones 1953 and 43841 Protection The Right Coal for Every Corner Tucker Street 31 Glenwood Purpose Yes, Jane, one can accomplish anything with thought. F tance I don't ha t p t on rouge. I can j t th' k the color into my cheeks. Gracious! I'm glad I d 't h e such thoughts as that! Ra.stus, do the people across the street keep chickens? Dey keeps some of dem, sah. WACHOVIA BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY NORTH CAROLINA WINSTON-SALEM HIGH POINT RALEIGH ASH EVILLE SALISBURY For Every Financial Need TAYLOR'S THE SHOW PLACE OF THE CAROLINASN ' This is a Quality Store L...-A -, But Not High in Price l--T H O Saint lVlarv7s School and Junior Colle e , 5 RALEIGH, N. C. Rav. WARREN W. WAY, A.M., D.D., Rector ln addition to four years of high school work, Saint Marys offers the high school graduate two years of college work accredited by the Southern Association. Graduates 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 Did you hear the one about the Scotchmau who moved and then went coo-coo trying to get his homing pigeons to change? No? Then I'1l tell it. It seems there was once a Scotchman-and did you hear about the one who gave away a dollar? Neither did we. X , V r N 5. X In ,V . X. x W xx X. T ff w1ONYXEEK5-SYQANN his W' AM 4 X A A ohm . w X X wh 2 h X ' X of ' A Th Z h BUILDERS W Z O f Ffh 1 -' 0 D S Sf, If 5,1 1s10Ns b 11 ' ' c' b QV' '1:'7'l tFx'lEN Xml! 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