Newberry High School - Oracle Yearbook (Newberry, SC)

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fllibe 1929 Ebrarlz VERA DELANCY SNELGROVE To know her is to love her. DeLancy is the same at all times and is liked and admired by all who know her. Through- out the high school course she has trod the path of hard work with her classmates. She has been a good student and is one of our best all- around girls. Whether Lanky teaches or does something else, the love and good wishes of her classmates will always be with her. SARA STONE fl new comer but a sure riser. Sara has been with us only a short while but has won both knowledge and hearts. She takes things just as they come for better or worse. Although much of her time is spent on her per- sonal appearance. still she is a good student. What the future has in store for her we cannot predict. but probably she will become a stenog- rapher of the highest type. ARTHUR WELLING He conquers who endures. Arthur is a good student, a hard worker, and, best of all. a true friend. The many activities of high school life were indulged in by him. in which he always did well his part. Although he has never played on any of the teams, he has always been present on all occasions to cheer the team through thick or thin. The line traits that have carried him through high school will help him in later life. ARTHUR WERTS A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Arthur's good-natured smile has gained for him many friends among his fellow students. He is one of the wittiest in the class. Although we do not know what he will do. we expect great things from him when he leaves school. Page Twenty-seven

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dtbe 1929 ilDracle Page Twenty-eight SUMMER WISE As for the women, though we scorn and taunt them, We may liue with, but cannot live without them. Summer has been a very versatile student, for combined in him are the qualities of the scholar, an all-around athlete, a friend and a gentleman. His pleasing personality and genial disposition all who know him. We know not what Sum- mer will choose for his life's vocation, but we wish for him a happy and prosperous future. MASCOT M ac have won for him the respect and admiration of,