Huntsville High School - Pierian Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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The 'Pie%l ATSj WALTER HALL Great thoughts, great feelings, came to him like instincts, unawares. Red and Blue ’38, Dramatics Cl. ’36, 37, 38. MARIANN HARRIS, Dimples” A dimpled smile that melts the hardest heart. Red and Blue 38. Basketball 38. H Cl. 38. ALTA MAE HARRISON In youth and beauty wisdom is but rare. Home Economics Cl. 37, 38. ELEANOR HARRISON Her friendship is profitable. Student Council 38. Pierian. 38. HAZEL RUTH HARRISON She attains whatever she pursues. Home Economics Cl. 37, 38. MARY CATHERINE HAY So here's to the girl with a heart and a smile, who makes this bubble of life worth while. Red and Blue 38. Virgil Cl. Jr. Grace Cl. 3 5, 36, 37, Pres. 38. French Cl. 37, 38. Pierian. ELIZABETH HILL And gladly would she learn and gladly teach. Virgil Cl. Cicero CL French 37, 38. Red and Blue 38. National Honor Society. HELYN HODGES The kindness which is bestowed on the good is never lost. Red and Blue 38. Latin Cl. 37. Jr. Grace Cl. 37. Trcas. 38. Basketball 38. KATHERINE HOWARD The windy satisfaction of the tongue. Dramatics Cl. 3 5, 36, 37, Pres. 38. PARKS HUDSON His smile is sweetened by his gravity. Basketball 37, 38, H CL 37, 38. MARY FRANCES HUFFMAN Her voice was ever low, gentle and soft—an excellent thing in woman. D. O. Cl. 38. JAMES HUGHES, Jimmy” The most manifest sign of wisdom is continual cheerfulness. 11

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The Tie%l AK ANNE CANTKRBERRY Sweet as a song. Jr. Grace Cl. ’35, ’36, ’37, 38. French Cl. ’37, ’38. ANNE CLARK Her thoughts have a higher aim. D. O. Cl. ’38. Home Economics Cl. ’38. RUBY LEE COX A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. Home Economics Cl. 37, 38. Glee Cl. ’38. EMMA JEAN COYLE The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Spanish Cl. ’37. LAURA MAY CUNNINGHAM Brevity is the soul of wisdom. Basketball ’3 8. KATHLEEN DARNELL Rich joy and love she got and gave. Home Economics Cl. ’38. J. D. DRAKE, Dcboc” Common sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom. Dramatics Cl. ’38. Red and Blue ’38. MARY LEONE ERWIN Music led her by the hand, and spoke a language to her heart. Red and Blue ’38. Dramatics Cl. ’38. French Cl. ’37, ’38. Na-tional Honor Society. MARY FRANCES FOWLER She’s all my fancy painted her, she’s lovxely, she’s divine. Jr. Grace Cl. ’33, ’36, 37, V- Prcs. ’38. FRANK GREEN It's not that I don't like work, I’m just not in sympathy with it. THELMA GREEN For all that is fair is by Nature good. D. O. Cl. ’38.

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The Tie%I a?i JOHN INGALLS, Johnny” Discourse, the sweetest banquet of the mind. Football 37, H Cl. 37, 38. Red and Blue 38. ANNE KELLY If eyes were made for seeing, then beauty is its own excuse for being. Home Economics Cl. 38. MARTHA KIMBROUGH The pursuit of the perfect is the pursuit of sweetness and light. Home Economics Cl. 38. BILLYE KINNIBROUGH am the very pink of courtesy. LIZZIE MAE LONG She docth little kindnesses which most leave undone, or dispise. D. O. Cl. 38. BILLY MASSEY, Chccrs” A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. D. O. Cl. 38. H. Cl. 37, 38. Cheerleader 37, 38. THEO MATHENY Truth from her lips prevailed with double sway. Trcas. Home Economics Cl. 37, Pres. 38. O. C. MOON Great minds like heaven are pleased in doing good. National Honor Society. CARL MORRING A voice that might an empire sway, or u ake to ecstacy the living day. Student Council 36. Co-Editor Red and Blue 38. National Honor Society. Dramatics Cl. 36, 37, 38. ANNA BELL McDONALD, ''Cricket Love me, love my dog. Co-Editor Fed and Blue 3 8. National Honor Society. Jr. Grace Cl. 35, 36, 37, 38. French Cl. 37, 38. MARY VIRGINIA McWORTER, «« f June len I my arm to all who say I can. 9 French Cl. 38. HIRAM QUILL1N, Zckc 11 is wit invites you by his looks to come, but when you knock it never is at home. D. O. CL 38. Football 38. H. Cl. 38. 12