Raleigh High School - Rattler Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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THI RATTI I'R-ININLTI LIN AND TWENTY Wo REIT JAMES RASPBERRY. Behold a ctiita' by naturc's tginatty law, Pleased with a rattle, tickled with a straw. Would anyone believe by looking at him that he is our Class Baby? Well, that's what he was voted by his classmates, and that's what he's famous for. I-Ie lives up to the old Iaw, Children should be seen and not heardf' and, unless he .,ff:,aLQ:. I I is spoken to, James' talkative moments are few and far between. We often wondered why so many high school students frequented the Edison Shop, but now there. IRENE GRIIVISLEY KNOTT. And kept the noisctess tenor of her way. Irene is very hard to get acquainted with, but she is a true blue friend when you learn to know her. Her record shows that she has been a steady, conscientious worker, and, although it has taken us four years to know her, we realize she's hard to beat. Although she is quiet, Irene is smart and it takes her to solve some of Mr. Holmes' originals. mn., we know-james works Page lwcnfyvmifi

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E1 R I I THE RATTLER-NINETEEN AND TWENTY JOSEPH JACKSON NORWOOD, BUCK A day, an hour of virtuous titzerty, is worth a wtzote eternity of bondage. Base Ball CZ, 3, 45. Joe thinks that going to school is a useless waste of time that could be spent much more profitably somewhere else. His chief occupations are reading movie magazines and working g I - out geometry originals. f I-Ie belongs to the group V ,, if ' known as business stu- if . dents, but we often . if A ,. 'T' , ' 2- Q l' wonder where he IS when A 'J M the others are type- 5 4' 555 .. , , V , 1 '3i.f':f i ' writing. ' 2 M , rg r 1 . ,IANNIE WARNA JUDD. My heart is true as steel. Morson Literary Society Q, 3, 4Qg Glee Club Cl D3 Athletic Association O, 4,3 Associate Editor Rattler je ne sais pas are the only French words which do not properly belong in Warna's vocabu- lary, and also the only ones for which she has if no use. She is Miss ..- l..iza's star pupil and therefore the envy of most of the class. Those who have seen Warna study, however, do not wonder at her brilliancy. She hustles down to her work with a will and does not give up until she has conquered the hardest things in the book. 1'lI!ll' Tlrwnlj

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CEI R I I S THF RATTIFRHNINFTITW AND TWENTY JAMES JOHNSTON STOCKARD, HSTOCKARDT Persistence will winf, Lewis Literary Society CZ, 32. To look at James you would never suspect that he has a habit, but he has. He bluffs everyone into believing he's a hard worker. He likes to read and is ,therefore particularly 3115.22 4 brilliant on Literary Digest Days. Behind his blufling, however, he has many strong opinions and a lot of persever- ance that will enable him to do well anything that he starts. MIRIAM ERDINE LEE, SUE GAL . Happy am Ig from care fmfrec! Why arenii they all conicnieal like mc? C-lee Club fl, 2, 323 Morson Literary Society G, 4Dg Athletic Association CZ, 3, 4X Member R. M. P. D. Miriam is a mixture of good humor, winning '35 ways and smiles. She has never been known to get mad in her whole R. H. S. career. In fact, I she puts her companions - ef in such a good humor . that she is always wel- come in every crowd. A Q 5.5 Everyone knows Miriam i i' is as a good friend and an all-around sport, and all her classmates are sure that she will make a success at anything she chooses to do. I' 1' 'l'11'r'nl1f-lu