Perquimans County High School - Galleon Yearbook (Hertford, NC)

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xswvb EDWARD LEIGH -'mcK A Edgar E Bundy I.iterai'y Src'ety fl, Zllg Football 13, -LJ: Baseball 435, Virginia Iiare Pageant l-ll. At the close of the football season, after he had helped to win laurels for P. ll. Sf countless times, Dick thuught that , hed was tirerl of school-but he c'iul ln't keep away from P. H, S. long. He returned to wait fri' the opening of the - baseball seaszu during which he will serve as captain of the lligh School Team, One more thin: that we can say for , Iviek is that he is a good sport in everything, even to geon-etry. HENRY MAN SFIELD Edgar E, Bundy Literary Society ll, 231 Truck Driver ll, 22, 3, 435 Young Tar Heel Farmers Vlub 137, President I-ll: Boys' Basketball Tevitn l-ll. I'erquiui:ins Founty will gain a good farmer in June. and l'Bl'I1llllll1lllS High will lose a good student when Henry gradu- ' ates. He has proved to be quite a canable President of the Youll: Tar Heel Farmers Ululi, besides a very efficient Bus Driver. VD until this year, Henry did not disclose his ability in athletics, hut now he is proving to be a very necessary addition to the basketball squad. , MILDRED NACHMAN Girls' Basketball Team 12, 3, 435 Girls' Baseball Team 121: Field Meet 1213 Melody Ulub lily: llikint: Club ll, 2. Zi 5 National Oratorical Contest 133 3 Edgar IC, Bundy Literary Society rl, 23 3 Herttord Herald Reporter 143 3 KILVOKONEN staff Assistant Business Manager Hip Ilall of Fame 1-ll. Although Mildred DOES like Edentou, she still treats us decently, She didn't tail us when work had to be done on the annual-for her tact got ns more ads than an automobile salesman might have prrcured. Mildred has always been foremost, in class activities, and for the past three years she has been a steady guard on the girls' basketball squad.

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' i T :Q -: ie ---Q Q E - -I , - x 3 SX ETTA HURDLE Edgar E. Bunliy Literary S1bf'l1'tY 11, 131: Home Ecrirumiirb Cluh, Vice Prenident 131g Ilraniatic Vluh 1-ll. Etta reiniiimls us uf the r-ruubinatinn uf a March aul December wind. She hlmvs in and with a lililstei-nm air, which c-au't, he uveI'l1mke1l. Ili every c-lass, if slr-ar 1,11 a point. Etta dbqlldlllih in her hazy lmlustery Way a tliniwuigli explanatimi-and THEN wah, XXX-ll why. It fur nothing else we will always uaiiieiiiluer' Etta as our questionnaire, LAURA WOOD KEATON I :OT Edgar E. Ifllllly Literary Nuviety 1 1. 251 3 Me-lmly 1'luh 121 5 Winner in Musiral Mvinury Vriutest 1231 Q Class Quartet 131 g Student Vuuni-il 131 5 Class 'l'1'easi1i-ei' 131 I ll: ina Ecvnoniics 1'lul1 131, l'rcsi,lent 1-H 5 Schuol Pianist 1-1 1. Were never sffen ll Keaton who cnul1lln't play, and lint is nu 9XC9lltlUll to this rule-in tai-t she in an appviirlage, she is just another uf lim-tl1ui'ell's clescenmlznits. Laura XVr:ml !-Ye-s.! Laura lVOI'Llr 4 fall in lure. Our only hcpa is that she wun't forsake us for liini until lftur June. HILDA KNOWLES Edgar E. Bundy Literary Society 11 215 Home Econninifs Club 1315 Athletic Club 1-Hg lrrainatic 1'lub 133. Hilda has said she can lc-arn to pilot an aeroplane as quickly as she can learn geometry. Maybe she can-but we would be greatly surprised to sue llilila in the garh uf an aviatrix. She is one of the quiet girls of our class: such a balm after shine ut' our blustery members HilrIa's favorite pastime is making c-andy, and ours is eating it. 1

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mee 1 1 X PWS l. R1RKNMYWRlIlW!l!3gR'F w E ' .. ' T L' IIIQVIN NIXON Against the wishes of us all Irvin derifled to stop srhool. And now P. H. S. is minus one of its faithful members. VVhi1e he was with us, Irvin gave us an example of what steady work would do for he gradually worked himself to the top of the football squad and to the bottim of the hearts of his classmates. ELIZABETH PARKER Edgar E. Bundy Literary Sm-iety ll, 255 Student lfoum-il 131: Home Iicoiiriiiiics Vluh, Pi-esimlent 131: Vive I'resiilent of Class 1353 Sponsor for KILCOKONIGN 1-U: Kodak Vluh, President 4-li. Either some of the girls in our class are mighty attrar-tive or somebody on the outside thinks so, because every day we bear that somehody else- tand this time it is lilizabethl i- going to get married, The effect that Elizabeth has upon one is hard to dest-ribe. She is more like a cool soothing breeze than anything else. It is a rare person imleed who takes things as they come- but we believe that lfllizahetli possesses this trait, JESSE PARKER PERRY Jl'ISS ' Eduar E, Biuiflv Literary Society tl, Zi 3 Melody Vlub fill 1 Athletic Club, Secretary I-Hg Football Team I-ljg KIL- FOKONEN Staff 1-Ll. Jesse Parker was t-ut out either for a let-turer or a hook agentf--we c'an't decide wliich. His incessant talking will cer- tainly mrake him sur-ressful in one of the two lines. Too, he is just about the irittiest hoy who can bg fgund, There-'s no doubt that everybody in the class likes Je sf Parker. He has just the cliarac-terlstics and the personality to make the whole world his friend,