Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

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E -:- -:- -F-e ,QL 11:- ,I I M Rl I Ii FR.-X NCES GI USUN To say that Jimmie is cheerful would be putting it mildly. She can cut classes and never get caught up with. XYhen she under- takes things she always succeeds, and in a short time at that. Jimmie possesses an abundant supply of wit and humor and she has found no difficulty in making friends. .Ns to what she intends to do in the futtre, we do not know but whateyer it is, we are sure it will be worth while. and that she will meet with success. ,Ioan of .-Xrc Literary Society, '23, '24, '253 ELV,-X VIRGINIA ITRISIZIIC llramatic Club, '26. Full of pep and energy, that's Iflya. XVhether it is playing basketball, writing a short story or skating. She has good ideals and high ambitions. She was a member of the joan of .Xrc Literary Society for three years. She played on the varsity basketball team as guard for two years. XVe wish you all kinds of sue- cess, lilva. and your cheery laugh will be m'ssed by those comrades who have been with you these four years. lflwa had a little' book, This is the name, if you closely look, Ulfaskvflvtlll Rules for Il'0nn'11. Nl Club, '263 Glee Club, '261 Ilasketball, ANNIE IIIQNNESSIEE '24,A 25. Xu! tcm seriozzs, not foo guy, But tl youu' girlie day' by day. Everyone likes Annie. XVith her kind and generous disposition she has won many friends to whom she is capable of being a genuine friend in return. She is always ready to lend a helping hand to those about her. ller gentle. sincere manner will be sure to bring her many successes-especially with Henry! Q NINA GRIZENLEIY .allways Iuzrglzing, merry and yay, This is our .Yimz from day to day: S110 11c'z'vr studies, S110 11r'A:'c'r -zuorrivs, S1153 fl good sport tim! 1zc'I'er lnrrrifs. Marshal Literary Society, 'Z-li Literary So- Y' ciety, '23, '24, '25: Dramatic Club, 'Zhi Snap- , shot and Joke Editor Annual, '26. -1 -e SIE 1? ,. ee. + , f ' . U, I I Q PAGE NINETEEN gg, -:- -:- . :-:- -:- -:- -:- tk

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PV 'F ,- 'I' 2 '59 3 3'-fl rw 'I' be ff' 'ri A P W 'ft '1gW 'Z5f Tf7'Q RUBY COOPER ln- Ruby is a stuilious girl tfor fear she will tluukl. Ruby is always with Ifthel lfarly, it clot-su't matter where or when. She is a good all-rouurl girl for she is always the same Ruby. Museum Club, '2b: .loan of .Xre Literary So- ciety, '23, '24, '25, Q li'l'lllfl. lf.XRl.Y litlxel eau be tlt-peurled ou for auythiug we try to put across for she is willing to work aufl do her part iu the activities of the Senior Class. NVQ hate to see you leave, lfthel, for your place eau ueyer be taken. XX'e hope you make as goorl a reeoril iu the outsirle worlcl as you have here. -D -D- Aloau of ,-Xre l,iterary Society, '23, '2-l, '251 Q Bluseuiu Club. li'1'll lil. CORAPX lit JR'llL'XIi ':- lithel is one of the most stuflious in the St-uior Class, aufl we eoulrlu't possibly do with- out her, especially ou Geometry. She is altof gt-ther very lovable and jolly, aucl is always ready to joiu in anything the class suggests. No oue eoulcl ever see her without lilfiug her the very first iustaut. lfthel is very thoughtful of others, aurl will always help out any one she can. Ilrauiatic Club, '2og Basketball Team, '26. lil JXVQXR IJ 'l'.'X'l'Ii FRI S I3 I lf -D' XX'heu lfrl leaves Marion lligh the football ':' team will lose one ul their best men. lfrl will make gootl iu the worlcl, we liuow, for he is the sort of fellow who will make good in whatever he tloes. Hur best wishes go with you, licll Pershing Literary Society, '23, '24, '25: Xl + Club, '2o: .Xstrouomieal Club, '2og Football '23, + '24 '25 , .. PAGE EIGHTEEN At, -:- 22 -5- 225- 2- -:- -:- Q

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'Q -:- -:- -:f ia- -:- -:- 'QL' PAGE TWENTY MARY NELSON BETTIS Mary Nelson, known by an inner circle of friends as Pat, is jrst another of that class of paragons which make up the majority of the Class of 1926. She is popular, jovial, she takes life as it comes yet leaves an impression of dependability and capability. We must not forget to say, she can keep a mean between two extremes. Joan of Arc Literary Society, '23, '24, '25, Astronomical Club, '26, BENSON WILLIS DAVIS if sport lze is in C'Z'f'l'j'fl1lllg, football, basketball, trafic, A boy 'wl10's won an CIl'Z'f0llS rep., is a son of the Orange and Blarlr. President of Junior Class, '25, President of Senior Class, '26, President of M Club, '26: Chief Commencement Marshal, '25, Football, '25, '26, Baseball, '24, '25, Vice-President of Literary Society, '251 Athletic Editor of An- nual, '26, Literary Editor of Spotlight, '25. Q MARGIA STEWART SIMERSON Margia is one of the most popular girls in high school. She is very attractive, and has a pleasing personality. Margia takes part in all girls' athletics and is especially good at play- ing basketball. Basketball, '23, '24, '25, '26, Captain Basket- ball Team, '25, Manager of Basketball Team, '26, Vice-President of Junior Class, '25, As- sistant Treasurer of Athletic Association, 'ZSZ Treasurer of Athletic Association, '26, Secre- tary and Treasurer of Astronomical Club, '261 Track Team, '24, Secretary of Joan of Arc Literary Society, '25, M Club, '26, Com- mencement Marshal, '25, I-IIGHLANDER Staff, '26, Class Basketball Team Captain, '26. Q GUYON EUGENE WHITTEN Guyon has been a good student and has filled his place in the Class of '26 as no- one could have filled for him. Although he is about as fat as a match he is large enough to make himself known. Pershing Literary Society, '23, '24, '25, Mar- shal Literary Society, '25, Circulation Man- ager Spotlight, '25: Tresaurer Senior Class, '26, Football Manager, '25, Vice-President Astronomical Club, '26, M Club, '26, Editor- in-chief THE HIGHLANDER, '26. I A 9 JJ' -u- ld- 'D- 'D' 'D' N, QQ - -:- -1- -:- -5- -:- -:- QR