Raleigh High School - Rattler Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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THE RATTLI'R-ININETLEN AND TWEXI l'Y B I I S 5 DONALD WALTON HAMILTON, DON, ABE Long of speech and large of brain center. Lewis Literary Society Cl, 45: Vice-President Lewis Literary Society Let Donald argue and he's happy. His favorite time for an argument is on History Class, and everyone is glad when he starts, for that 1 means no more recita- tions for that day. The i way in which he has covered the high school I r E course in two years in- stead of the required -XE Q four shows his ability, and we are expecting , ,, great things of him in days to come. KITTY LEE FRAZIER, KITS, LIDDY KEE. The gods looked wilh favor on superior courage. Class I-Iistorian CD3 Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 4Dg Orchestra fl, 2, 3, LD: Morson Literary Society O, 4-DQ Athletic Association fl, 2, 3, LD: Chair- man of Near East Relief C332 Cheer Leader Q03 W Business Manager Rat- A 'fi A tler Wim. Kitty Lee will be missed at old R. I-I. S. for many reasons, but most- ly on account of her genius for bossing. When there's anything to be done it's given to Kitty Lee, and it's im- mediately done. She intends to study law, and we predict a bright fixture for her if she goes into this with as much enthusiasm as she has shown in all her former undertakings. Page Fifteen

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E R I I S THI- RATTLFR-NINETFLN AND TWENTY PIERRE BACOT DENSON, PEANUT Pcrscvcrc anal you will win. President Class CD: Monitor of Lewis Literary Society C435 Vice-President Lewis Literary Society C4j: Orchestra C2, 31 Pierre's most outstanding feature is his deter- mination, and the class voted him it's most deter- mined member. Books ,,,,,.. have never bothered him, but he is conscien- tious, and uses his time to the best advantage. l-le stars on Math. with- Q out studyinggit just seems to come naturally. He is always ready for a good time and will go the limit to find one. We predict that a boy with his determination will always make good. JOSEPHINE WOOLCATT ELLINGTON, I OE He is los! who cannot catch the conlagion of A happiness. Member R. M. P. D., C-lee Club C453 Morson Literary Society C453 Athletic Association C2, Joe, an active mem- ber of R. M. P. D., is originality's only rival. She can do or say something and get ev- erybody around her tickled to death, then put on an innocent look and everybody except Joe has to stay in for it. If she gets as much fun out of other things as she has out of R. l-l. S., her later life will be one big smile. l'nyr 1 n:l1'lwr'r1

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RHS HF RA TI R-NINF 'LN AIND TVN IXTX JAMES ALLAN I-IILL, JIM, COUNTRY Pleasure anal action make the hours seem slzorlf' ,Iim's strongest trait is his unfailing sense of humor and his ability to be amusing. I-Ie may be seen at any time with a smile on his face as broad as he is. Worry is a word that has never entered his vocabulary, and luck is always with him. I-Iis friends, and they are many, all agree that while there may be others just as good, there are few better boys than happy - go - lucky, care-free jim. ALICE FLORENCE CUIRKIN, HAL. 1 laughed and danced and talked and sang. Cllee Club Q, 3, 41g Morson Literary Society f4Q: Vice-President R. M. P. D. 0, 4,3 Sponsor Base Ball OD: President E. F. M. C413 Dramatic Club QD, Athletic Association Cl, 2, 3, 45. Al's chief occupation is talking. She's a good sport though, and if you want a vault in which to keep a secret- well, she is as silent as a grave. She may usual- ly be found withi Peg- gie, or looking for her. Because of her ability to act we chose Al for one of the leading char- acters in our class play. Page Sixteen