Raleigh High School - Rattler Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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'IHI RATTLIIR--NlNl5'l'TIlN AlNIl TVKLNTY R I I S Foot Ball wi they make 'em, and completely happy when reclining in an easy chair talking to -. Well, any way, every one won- ders why he doesn't smile on Latin Class as he does everywhere else. SAP' ann Much more might be said about Gus--but what's the use? We all know and like him. ELSIE M. I-IAIVIILTON. True to herself, lrue lo herfriends, true io her duly always. Clee Club Q2, 3, 4D: Morson Literary Society GD: Athletic Association O, 45. Elsie's good nature, liberality, persistent industry. and lasting friendship are her crowning features. When not on class she may usually be found pecking away at one of the typewriters. Perhaps she hopes to some day become some- body's stenographerf' Anyway, we are sure she will succeed in what- ever she undertakes. AUGUSTUS WASHINGTON KNOX PAT, ,IAZHO. He was complcle in features and in mind wzllz all good graces lo grace a gcnllcman. C-lee Club CZ, 323 Basket Ball C42 Captain Hey, and in drifts the little man, lazy as Page S

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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

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E S THF RATTLER-NINETFFN AND TWFINTY ELLIS POTTER LAWRENCE, POTTER Noi foo serious, noi foo gay, but alfogellzcr a jolly goodfcllowf' Vice-President Class C252 Basket Ball Cl, 2, 3, 453 Manager Basket Ball C3D: Captain Basket Ball C453 Base Ball C2, 3, 4,3 Foot Ball C4Jg Manager Foot Ball C413 Secretary and Treasurer Athletic Association C453 Athletic Editor Rat- tler C4D. gf.. Have you ever been to a R. H. S. game and m'AR'f'V' A pq' seen Ellis play? Well, if you haven't, you have certainly missed some- thing. He plays both football and baseball, and, on account of his athletic record and his popularity among the students, he was voted the best all-around boy in the class. MARY CECIL I-IOLLOWAY, NCIS. Good liumor only lcaclzes charms lo lasl, Still makes new conqucsls and maintains llzc paslf' Basket Ball C3. 4Dg Captain Basket Ball C4Qg Member R. M. P. D.g Viceapresident Morson Literary Society Cecil is a good old girl, and everybody at R. H. S. knows it. She is eternally in mischief, and therefore keeps reg- ular dates from three to four with Mr. Morson. No one ever has a hard time finding herg they just hear a lot of noise, follow it up, and there she is sure to be. Her favorite Hhangoutsn are with Mrs. Roscoe and Vosie, Pngw liiyll rn