Raleigh High School - Rattler Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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HF RATTLFR-NINETEEN AND TVXFNTY R. I I S 2 JAMES E. BRIGGS, JIM, He that is wise in books alone knoweth noi lhe pleasures of lzfef' Basket Ball C455 Foot Ball Q42 Base Ball C3, 4,3 Athletic Association CZ, 3, LD. gg jim is very good looking as well as athletic, even though he won't admit it. And if you want 'bv to see Jim blush tell 'FD' him what pretty eyes he A has. But all looks aside, he is a dandy good fel- low, and because of his ability to do things we chose him for our most talented member, even though at that time we didn't know that among his talents was that of acting a villain. ELOIS GARLAND CONLEY, KlTTY.,' Ever charming, ever newf' Sponsor Lewis Literary Society Elois has the distinction of being the latest addition to our class. Owing to this fact she is not as well known as the other members but during her short stay she has made no enemies, and a great many friends. She can do a lot ofithings and can do them all well, but when she starts talk- ing French the rest of us feel very much like amateurs. Page Elm-fn

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TEH MARGARET ELIZABETH BROWN. A friend io frulli, of soul sincere, In actions faithful, in honor clear. Clee Club fl, 2, 3, 41 Fun, good time, lots to eat, these make up Margaret who is always bright and happy. She f -l-,-v-4 lillfll' 'l'r'n tg., THE RATTLER-NINETEEN AND TWENTY JOHN G. ALLEN, GOAT. Chipper as a sparrow, funny as a lark. John is of the care-free, fun-loving, non- chalant type. He is always full of pep and talk: even in his few and far between moments of seriousness he carries a lurking smile and a light in his eyes which make you think that his thoughts are probably nOlZ 8.3 SCFIOUS HS IS stillness indicates. Con- up hr, genial, always ready for l f? 37 . ' 1. 2 '1- fun, and often making :QV witty remarks, we shall H A, . , gg?-afar remember him as one A A ' of the bright spots in - - ,fi--3 , 'pf ,:71't'f7 1 A.m. our high school life. m iigff f e ff igy' , PEGGY. 376: is a true friend to every- one and will be remem- bered by all the Class of '20 as one of their most likable classmates. Whenever you see Margaret you can surely guess that Janie, like lVlary's little lamb, is following close behind her.

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E R I I S THE RATTLER-NINETFEN AND TWENTY JOHN NELSON COFFEE, jOHNNY. Here's a gif! beyond llie reach of arf, of being eloquenlly silent. Vice-President Class C45: Corporal Company B C353 Base Ball CZ, 3, 45: Captain Base Ball C353 Manager Base Ball C453 Foot Ball Team C45g Athletic Association Cl, 25. john is very quiet, and very few members of the A class really know him. I 4 l Those who do, though, find him altogether worth while. As Vice- President he has helped to pull the class through some hard places, and as a member of both the Base Ball and Foot Ball teams for several years, he has helped to uphold the school's reputation in the Realm of Sports. HELEN AMANDA DELAMAR. Allainmenl never came before work. Literary Society Cl5g Winner Chamber of Commerce Essay Prize Cl5: Morson Literary Society C2, 3, 45g Athletic Association C2, 3, 45g Editor-in-Chief Say So C455 Historian Everyone knows Helen as the smartest girl in high school, but no one knows how it's pos- -hurl? sible for one person to know so much. She is EY never caught napping, C 7 U l and can answer a ques- lx' ini tion creditably under 4 A almost any circum- 5 H, stances. If you see a big I I l pile of books and a girl f, f fh- 5 you may know lt,S Helen. She's al w a y s willing to help, and is therefore one of the most sought-after members of the class. Page 1iU'l',L'C