Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

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A 'I' 'C' 'S' 'C' '2' 4' Q . V, L ..m..21!l1a-f PAGE TWENTY-SIX 4 EDXVIN P. FINLEY .Al .ftraizy and liusky lad is hw: But his uefw' studied as llc' should! Ili' is just as siuart as smart can bv, :Ind vauld easily win fame-if lu' 'zvauldf Edwin is the kind of boy that everybody says Hello to. l'le's jolly and full of fun and forever attempting to say something funny or make someone laugh. President Museum Club, '26g Secretary Pershing Literary Society, No. 23 Football Squad, '23: Pershing Literary,Society, '25, '24, '25 CELIA ELLA X,-XX NEY Nffvi' in the hislary of lllarimz High Has tlzvrv mfvr lunvi a maid so shy, A-lad at heart SIIFVS good as gold, Our HH'llll7I'j' of lim- will llfvvi' umuld. Ill' iuisli you .vzrrrcss all tlzrauylz lift'- lll' tuislz you lzafvfiiuess 'lxlllllllflll strife, :Ind as tlzrougli life your way you zceuzl, .llay joy, fwal'v, and lzappiiuivs rraiuiz tlzi' vud. Home Economics Club, '26g ,loan of Arc Literary Society, '23, '24, '25. Q WILMA SNODDY S110 is not wary large at lvfst, In fart, a fem' bit tuvr. But l'au'll ne7'erfi11d a truer lass, O11 lzill or short' or sea. And Sl1v'll be a te-to-tal SIIKTUXS lu all fu-tux'-i-ten. ,loan of Arc Literary Society. '23, '24, '25: Glee Club, '26: Dramatic Club, '26, LENA YOUNG PENNINGER Oli! Lena, Lena. sw what you l1ai'f' dauv, Now y0u'rf a Pmziziuyvr, not a Young. ,-lltlzouylz you lzawf rlzauged your IIUIIIU, Ill' leuozu you will alzuayx lu' Lena just the same. ll? admit that it was a szrrprisf' ta us, But we muyratulatr' you, for tw must. .-Ind we lcnoiv all tlirauglz your lift' l'0u'll make Mr. Pmzliiiigfr an ideal wife. Joan of Arc Literary Society, '23, '24, '252 Dramatic Club, '26. V A32 -:- 2- LJ:- - 5' 'C' 'I' 'D- 'D' I 'D' -U' -ll' 'U' 'D' -G' -D-

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was 2.5.2, a a Q.. .g. - ' .y 11 'i Cara joined us in her Sophomore year. She .' l . i ' ' ' bf: W U ' it A .s a girl that is seldom ever heard lrom. She . never worries the teacher by causing a dis- ' turbance. She studies hard and when she is called upon she knows the answer to the teacher's question. She does not argue but stands up for her rights, so therefore everyone likes her. 'loan of .-Xrc Literary Society, '2-l, '25g Dra- LILLIIQ MAE PY.-XTT matic Club, '2o. Lillie--our Lillie! XVho has helped us more than Lillie? I dare say no one. XVe went to her to read our lireneh-and she read it: to work our geometry-and she worked it. In fact there is nothing we have not asked her to do-and she never did refuse. The Seniors will miss her and the whole student body as well. ,loan of Are Literary Society, '251 Secretary and Treasurer I'reneh Club, '2o. Q . . GLXDYS .XLIZIQRTA PYQXTT Gladys is a regular ray of sunshine, the kind that makes you feel better when you meet her. She joined us in our Senior year, but we have found that she is aglow with enthusi- asm-the kind that kindles the Hame in others. Shine on, Gladys! Brighten up your corner uf the big wide world as you have done in Marion lligh. President French Club, '26, Q RICUIZIQN POTEAT f llere's to you, Reuben! Your Coming to M. ll. S. has made a place in its history for you. Your place on the football team Could not have been filled by any other. Qur mem- ories :md best wishes go with you, Reuben, in whatever you may do we know it will be a success. Football Team, '22, '25, '25: Track Team, '23: M Club, '26: .Xstrononiieal Club, '26: Pershing Literary Society, '22, '233 Treasurer Pershing Literary Society, '23. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE -7 7 A1 --LIL ' 2 - f WP- ..'i' ve -M 3' e - . aa 'haf

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Qi TF --- Q rr -:-we 2 -:- -:- L' MAY IfI.lZ.Xl!lfTll MeKOY May is a quiet girl. She goes ahout her husiness in Il quiet way, and lets the world take care of itself, She hailed from Green- lee-if there is sueh Il place-and hrought with her ll friendly disposition. ,loan of .Xre Literary Society, '23, '24, '25l lllee Cluh, '2o. Q VIRGI NIA liNlM.XRlli QUINN .l xlnilv for ull, u grvrfixigf glad, .Al lomilvlr, jolly 'rua-xi slit' lzad. Virginia, or Quinn, as we know her, is a girl whom everyone can depend on for any- thing that is to he done. XYe know that some day she will he a play direetor from the way she directed one of our plays in our -Iunior year. She is quiet and studious, yet far from heing dignified. Like her? XYell, we just eouldn't do without her. ller chief pastime is horsehaek riding. llaskethall. '263 llramzitie Cluh, '26: Museum Club, '26. Q ,l ICN Nl li A NNQX XXKXLL llafiflv am I, from mn' l'm frff, ll'l1y l1l'4'Jlvf you all mufvnzt like HIP., Jennie is the jolliest, hest-natured kind of a girl. She is always hright and happy, always willing to do something for somehody else. For all these reasons, everyone who knows her, loves her. :ind we predict for her a great future. -loan of Are Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, llome lzeonomies Clulb, '26 Q jON,'XTll.bXN GRIQENLIQIC XVILLIABIS l.u11g1li and tlzc' fvorld lauylzx with you. Greenlee's always ready to laugh, no matter how serious the occasion. Une might think him dignified hy only seeing him in the elziss- room, but that is just the faee he wears while ohtziining knowledge. llere's wishing him the greatest sueeess. Pershing Literary Society, '24, '25: Astron- omical Cluh, '25, 'xv PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN 55, -:- -:- :-:- -:- -L -:- S