Raleigh High School - Rattler Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1921 volume:

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Z1 2 E ' 'L ' If ,K TH E RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE 1 tain? 3 i 1 1 111 11101 ixili 11111 iii 11131311111 I MISS XYILEY M Rs. SQIIOQLIQY -Qs. kFY x.-'Afif Mus. XYELLS MII. M YERS MRS. ROOT MRS. BIITCHENER MISS BIOSSER MISS SAIITII MISS BARDEN iwleitubeies QE the Famultiy is 11 3 3 in 1010211111141 20141301011lioioininillini Ii in 3 ri in Eight THE RATTLER l NINETEEN TwENTY.oNE J. E. Cason, AB. Mr. flason, through his willingness to sacrifice, his constant friendship and ready cooperation in all the activities of our high school life, has done niuch to make this, our last year at R. H. S., thc niost successful and enjoyable of all. 1 nglish apartment AM seriously doubtful if the study of English has yet been given its propor- tional consideration in our schools. lve have beeoine accustomed to its being said that English is our niost iinportant study. Yet, we do not lind one high school in ten that has as adequate equipinent for the English ltepartnient asiit has for certain other departments. lt is yet true that soine of our leading colleges require three and four units of Latin for certain courses, while they allow only three units for English. And we tind, at least in niany of our high schools, an atmosphere of inditterenee towards English, and an attitude of ques- tioning its importance. One of the two purposes of education, nainely, better to enable one to enjoy life, is more dependent. upon the knowledge and the use of good English than it is upon that of any other branch of learning. The ability to speak good English, and conversance with English classical literature goes far towards giving one admittance into the niost cultured circles of society. lt is also true that a knowl- edge and the use of good English is a big factor in deterinining one's success in practical atlairs. The department in the R. H. S. aspires to a fuller aeconiplishinent of an ideal course for its students, and the positive graduate requircnicnt that a student shall be able to speak and Write reasonably good English. Nine THE RATTLER NINETEEN TW1-INTY-ONE L B. L. nEil5'31u'YNE, A.l3. ff Mr. tlel3ruyne's lirst year at Raleigh r High School has won for him many ki F friends. He has an irresistible enthu- if siasm that overcomes all obstacles. His be interest in every phase of school life, his wonderful energy, his cleverness and charming personality, are qualities we shall not soon forget. it-Blatbematics apartment H E ili.x1.1c1oI1 Hion Senooi. offers three parallel courses of study, namely, the General, the lntlnstrial, ancl the Commercial. These celitler, with respect to certain subjects, in their requirements for gramluation. Par- ticularly is this true in regarml to the recpiirements in Mathematics. All stutlents in the eighth gratle, or freshman year, are requirecl to take Mathematics rcgarmlless of the course of stutly pursued. At the heginning of the sophomore year Matheniaties becomes an elective subject in the Industrial antl t'ommereial courses, hut remains a requirement in the General Vourse until the lreginning of the senior year. Stone-'s Junior High School Mathematics, Book ll ancl Slaught ancl Letnnes' Vomplete Algebra, are taught in the tirst year. The same algebra is pursuecel aml tinisheal in the seeonfl year. lioth semesters of the third year are clevotecl To the stucly ot' Plane Geometry, much emphasis lmeing placecl upon originals anal eonstrnetion work. Senior Mathematics is entirely elective, but is recom- mentletl tor all stnrlents who plan to enter college. At present, courses are given in .Xtlvaneetl .Xlgelvra antl Solicl Geonietry. lieginning' with next year Plane antl Spherieal Trigononietry will he otierecl as an amlclitional elective for seniors. ln planning the 'Klatheinaties Vourse it has lieen our purpose to provicle for the masses antl at the same time to make ample provision for the stumlent who Wishes to tollou' the eollege eurrielllnnl. Ten THE RATTLER NINETEEN TW13NTY.oN12 llliss lC1u'1'1I lil'SSEI.l., All. Miss llussull is thc- Sonitn' Ulass' itlva of an itleal t0a0l1c'i'. Sho Ibl'C'SC'l1lfS llis- tory with a limatliivss of cmivc-ptioii antl a lqvviiiivss of pc-wciptioii that innnv- cliatcly singlvs out tho inipurtant antl really vital things. Heli' pupils lvarn. She has taken a learling part in all tho scliool activities anml has Wim a warin place in the hearts of all hm' pupils. ilaistnrp apartment HE stumly of History is unqucstitmnalily one nf thc nmst vital stuclivs in tho 0u1'i'i0ulun1 of a high svliuol. rllll1'Ollg'll it, it is possilmlt- for thv stutlc-nt to l:0I'll1lll2ll0 his imloas of c-itizonsliip, ot' his l'US1NlllSlllllll'Y to his cs-mnniuiiity. ancl, in these flays of internationalisni, to thu wnrltl. lt has liaen the aiin of the mlepartlnvnt cluring thv past yvai' to wvatc i11 thv inincls of the stumlcints 1-lf-vting the subject this sensv of wspoiisilmility of wurlml cfitizcnsliip. lt has boon our purposo to prc-sont tlw facts of liistury as e-vents in a l'011fllllltbl1S stmjv, thv open- ing Cl12l1Jt91'S of which lwgan thuusantls of ycars ago, and tlul vlosing cfliaptvrs of which are yvt to be written. ln this way wc havei viiclclzxvoiwl tu link QV01lfS antl conmlitions of the aiiciviit worlfl so clusvly tu the vvouts antl coiulitions of thel present that the lattci' niight appvai' in thciii' propvi' rvlatiuns as an outgrowth of the foriner. lve havo also i1it1'o4l1ui'ecl, vspt-cially in tlu- study uf gh1ll0l'lC'2l11 History, a nwtliocl that aiins to prvsvnt a prolmluin anil to tlisvuss tho Various pus- sible solutions. To this enal W0 havv f1'0lllll'11ll'V c-iiiployml upon tlisvussiun ancl clebato. ln connection with the stumly of tvxt-lmmmlis, QVOIQV class rc-cites wwlqly froni thc Cui'i'c1nt issue of thv f1if:'1l'fIl'.lj D1'gw.wl. This stumly of tln- ll1'ffw.wf tviuls greatly to sfwializci thv stutly of Histoijv, antl to prvsviit all llistm-.V as thv liar-lv grounml against whivh wv are to Vivw the pagvaiit of this prvsoiit tlay. Eleven T H E R AT T L E R 4 NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE A. F. Rt'7I,I.ER, HA. Mr. Roller for the last two years has striven to raise the standards of the sehool and lift the level of high school work nearer the eollege ideal. In his department, at least. he has done this, and in so doing has engendered i11 his pupils deep respect and unbounded adniiration. buena: apartment lllfl eourses offered in this departinent are: General Seienee for the first year, taught hy Mrs. Hoot, lliology, for the seeond year, taught by Mrs. YW-llsg Vheniistry for the third year, and Physies for the fourth year, taught hy A. lf. Holler, who is also head of the departnient. 'l'he Seienee llepartnient, while not the largest in the High School, has grown in the last t'ew years front a few pupils until now there are 3111 pupils enrolled in the Seienee elasses. 'l'he department is now as well equipped as are the Seieuee departments in the hest high sehools in the State. liast year the school eoluluittee made very generous appropriations for this departnient, about 331.500, for the purehase ot' apparatus and furniture. The department is equipped with eoinpound mieroseopes for individual work in Biology elasses, and individual lahoratory work is done in all the seienees exeept General Seienee, where ainple material is at hand for demonstration work. The reeitation room for Physics and f'llK'llllSll V is fitted with a stereoptieon, and the best furniture and other apparatus ohtainalmle. Most. ot' the pupils eleetiug these eourses have shown an unusual interest. in their work. lfield trips to various points ot' interest in and around Raleigh are unade hy the elasses in all the eourses. lu order that the students may have la-tter l2.1,.,t-.tim faeilities it is hoped that more rooin for laboratories will be lllIllil'. Twelve THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Mus. J. S. KIXSBEIEGIER, BS. The great increase of interest and results in the Domestic Science Depart- ment speaks for Mrs. Kasbcrgeifs popu- larity and ability. She has, with the help of Mrs. Schooley, made this de- partment one of the most popular and profitable courses offered. umestin Scienre apartment HE Home Economies Department includes courses i11 all the various phases of home-making: cooking, sewing, millinery, and interior decora- tion. Heine project work, which gives the student an opportunity to put theory into practice in her home, has been introduced as part of the course. The classes meet two periods daily. The Domestic Science classes maintain a cafeteria, where tempting dishes, prepared by the girls, are consumed by the High School pupils. f'The courses aim 11ot to make a girl proud of herself but to make others proud of herf' Millinery has been a very popular course this spring term, aml the pupils have completed very attractive hats. Instruction is given ill frame-making, covering, and trimming. Sewing is offered to the girls that they might learn the fundamentals of dressmaking. They learn to sew not o11ly for themselves, but for other mem- bers of the family. VVith each problem tl1e student studies design. color, and finish. Also a course in Interior Decoration is offered, in which the home is com- pletely furnished. Thirteen T H E R AT T L E R NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Q1. 1V1x1111EN SM1'1'11 Xxvifll XV11l111:2'11OSS 411 5111111 211141 S1412141- f21s11141ss 411 11111'1141s41 Mr. S11111l1 1414111 C1121rg41 411 411111 1114111s111i21l fl74111211'11114111t 211141 1111111 11 1111 111 11 Sl11'l1l'1S111g1y 111110 1112111114112 H41 1111s NV1111 1110 f1'1411141s111p 411 2111 11141 High Scl141411 S1ll4,1C111S, 211141 11141 Cflass 411 1921 1s 414141111y 1114141111041 10 111111 for 2111 1119 C'l1CC1'f111 s41rvi414.1s 1141 11213 114111- 41411'4141 11141111. 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F01u'tcm1 THE RATTLER l NINETEEN Tw13NTY.oNE Miss CTLADYS TTICHARIIS Miss Richards' conscientious ettort. to niakc our Uoinniercial Department one not to be equalled throughout- the State has niet with niore success than even her tireless devotion and energy pre- dicted. It would be ditiicult to find a teacher who would quite take the place of Miss Richards. nmmmial apartment HE Connnercial Depairtnient of R,u.1f:m11 Hmm SCIIUUI, is doing reallv Wonderful work, when thc ditiiculties, under which this iniportant part of the High School c-urriculuni Works, are considered. The work in the Connnercial Department. includes coniplete courses in bookkeeping, tvpewriting, and shorthand, with allied subjects. The bookkeeping taught is the inost niodern adaption of double-entry bookkeeping, the Twentieth flC11llIl VN Course. The latest and niost etiicient courses in touch typewriting are provided. The short- hand taught is the celebrated Gregg systein. lt is the aiin of the Cl0lI1lI1C1'Cl2ll Department to attain a better grade of work constantly. This department is hindered to a great extent because ot lack of tioor space. YVhen Raleigh has its new High School building, these obstacles will have van- ished, and our Connnercial Department will be able to challenge the eiiiciency of any in the State. The Connnercial Department, having the good of the student at heart, helps each graduate find a position. Each year the trouble is not in securing posi- tions for the pupils in this department, but in finding pupils for the available positions. Fifteen THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE 1 EIYGII BIURSON, All illl101'C is 1111 0110 XVll01ll the Class of 1921 llohls more clear Tllklll Mr. Morsoii. His f1'l011tlSlllIJ anal his CSlCCl11 l1lt'ilIlS 11l1lCll to us. NVQ have always 1'Q'QOg11lZCLl his Ottort to Sl21IlCl2lI'tllZC our work and to inspire us to do our host, and we shall carry this i11spirati011 from o11r sc?l1f111l life with us into our Work. latin epartmznt UVII ,Vl,'ill'S' work is givvu as p1'Qsc'1'il101l by the usual College 0I1l1'klI1CC rc- f1llll'C1llCllTS. I11 the tirst year, Vollar Zllltl lla11i0ll's First Year llklllll is about C0111- plvtml. Ill thv s0cf1114l yt-ar, fuur lmtmks of fl2l'S2lI' art' roatl with QTZIIIIIIXHI' 2lSSlgll1l10llfS, 1-itl1t11' t'1'11111 thv tc-xt tIJ'O11gcJ or from the hook usoml in the iirst yoar, so as to kt-vp thc- vlass up 1111 flll'lIlS illltl rulos of syntax. Six 11rati1111s of Vit-011'11 fflllllllllillll Zlllll Harlc-yj artt roatl i11 tho thirtl yt-ar, Zlllll llilflll t'411111111siti1111 1131-1111c'tt's1 lN gllll i11 tl10 Spring illC1'll1. 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Sixteen THE RATTLER l NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Miss ELIZA -LDUUL lVhen i11 the years to eonie we look hack on our High School mlays no tigure will stanfl out 1l101'O Clearly O11 our 1110111- ories lllilll that of Miss Eliza. She has always shown such a kinml interest i11 our welfare: such earnestness of pur- pose i11 lifting us to higher, better I things, that We sl1all feel a lasting grati- 5 QA . Dm., 1 49904 xg -Q tucle for her. 'Yqg. f ,z ,bf 4' 13, 3 If PC' 'li A 5 -4.9, Zee- Q! '4- u 1? 'H'1-, - H .h I,-fa g ,p 1-....3,.1. 6,65 -tif? It 4 15.41 1 .1 '-21,1 jfrencb apartment IIE illlll of this llCll2l1'lll1C1ll is to give the Cl1llll1'l'll a love for a language rich i11 ll'fCl'illll1'C, sc-ienee ancl art-the language of Vic-tor Hugo, Mou- taigue, Racine, Coriieille and Moliere. The natural niethocl is 0111 mlovetl ancl niost vu mils soon learn to u1ule1'sta11ml u I , X c ln 4 anil to speak very snnple F1'C'11Cll. lhe l,JOQ,'11111l11g' elasses O11.lH'V the songs and rinies that are taught orally. There is 110 equipnient for this clepa1't1ne11t. lVe shoulfl have a large. goocl LllCtlO1121I'y, inany siinple hooks for suppleiuentary reafling, two o1' three hooks with songs anal several sets of cards for games. Seventeen THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Exams!! 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S. 711. 7716 IVCQA' of 121-11111z'11r11'1'o11.s. M. O'K. Eighteen :W sw xii ,,,l,, f ': 5, am Q ' f 5 K - 5 ! Q A, f, ' 5 X Xfii , S f . CN 7 f if f Iazses Q 1 f X X XE I X! 'f X x, XXX! Xxx 'xx Nix XX F V! ix ! XXX X ff , Rv W f M , X 1 f A 551 ' if 2 X 'IA X fl, K! ,-' ' Z. T, ' P Q 1 x D 'Xi f ML -:L , ,,,, ,Q A 3 :Q-, ' Li m :jx W 1 A Q1 2 - X 5 T H E R AT T L E R , NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE T av' Fbx ALEX Mansn, Ml's11 Lewis Literary Society, 2, 3, 43 President of Class, 45 Secretary of Class, 33 Triangular De- bate, 3, 4g Hi-Y, 4g Dramatic Club, 45 Senior Play, 4g Assistant Business Manager of RAT- TLICR. 4g Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4. He was a man, take him for all in all. Ilere is a thoughtfuh considerate gentkunan, strong of purpose, sure of execution, a leader of his comrades. He possesses a mind worthy of the term brilliant, balanced by that which is perhaps a rarer quality, steadfast common sense. Such a combination is one calculated to make for success and for that which is more to be desired, happiness. He has laid broad and firm foundation stones and the structure of his life must perforce be noble. inn-r SENIOR OFFICERS l'rf'si1lv11f . . . . ALEX Miuzsu l'M'-l'1'rfsifZw11l . . I',1a1s11MAN PEACOCK h'wr'1'f'lfa1'y . . SPE1G11'r Uixnxlas Trwnwurcr . . F1:.xNC1es C'o1+'1+'1-:Y Hmmrnry Jlcnzlmr . . Miss IQITSSELI. Twenty THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Enrrn R1'ssE1,I, A perfect woman. nobly planned. To warn. to comfort, and command. Miss Russell has taken a place in the hearts of the Seniors that could be filled by no one else. Her popularity began the day she entered the school as a member of the faculty and has increased every day she has been here. Her steadfast friendship and sympathetic spirit, her energy and enthusiasm are greatly appreciated by each member of the Class of '21, 1CI,IZAl4E'I'Il Srsxx Altmls Athletic Association, 2, 3, 45 Civic League, 13 Orchestra, lg Dramatic Club, 4. No storm ever ruffled the current of her life. Elizabeth is not outstandingly active in. High School enterprises, but here and there we see a bit of good, conscientious work, and when we get to the bottom of things, there we find Eliza- beth. She is a quieter sort of girl, who prefers to do her work well and let it speak for her. . Hi Twenty-one TH E RATTLE R t NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE . EDGAR lXImrs'r1:oNt:, HAM Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4. Let me live in cz house by the side of the road and bc cz. friend to man. Ham hasn't an enemy in the High School. That sounds like an exaggeration, but it isn't. He's just the sort of fellow that doesn't make enemies. When you stop to think about it, it's easy to see why. He has the rare knack of knowing when to keep his mouth shut, and when he does say something he isn't running down the other fellow. It is of such good scouts as Ham that the bone and fibre of our America is made. M.x1zcai'EI:1'1'E Blxmziz, c'P1:1ss Cole Literary Society, lg Secretary Cole So- ciety, 13 Civic League President, 15 Morson Literary Society, 2, 3. Infinite riches in little room. Little Marguerite, 'tPriss her friends some- times call her, isn't so large, nor does she make much noise. But she has friends in our good ole class. She is ever ready to speak a cheery Word to every one. When she is not studying or reciting she can be seen bending diligently over her shorthand. -Q si f' f 4 1 l t ' ,U 1 ' ,g A t .41 f Q K. 4 L, r . I Aja E330 Q . qty , . K' , 'J' 'ix 7 kg J I ' 'Q wi. J Twenty-tzto THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE S IQATIILEEN BET,I, Glee Club, 25 Morson Literary Society, 35 CIVIC League, lg Cole Literary Society, lg Vice- President -Cole Society, 1. As full of spirit as the month of May. Just because she's red-headed doesn't mean she 1sn t a good fellow. It just seems to add a bit of pep to a bright and very likeable young lady All the gang like Kathleen, known to her intimates as Red, because she smiles so sunnily and is such a good fellow. And when she 1sn t smiling-but what's the use of telling about things that never happen? XVILLIARI Sl'EIGll'l' Ihnxi-:s, HSIIHRTYU Business Manager fiA'l'TI.ER, 45 Assistant Business Manager RATTLER. 3, Lewis Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary L. L. S., 3, Secre- tary of Class, 43 Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Athletic As- sociation, 2, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, President Moore Literary Society, 1. There is danger in all e.zrtremes. Shorty is our great organizer, secretary and manager. It has been said that Shorty has been secretary of every organization he has belonged to since he entered the portals of R. H. S. And what's more, he has been a good secretary. He has managed our Annual in a manner that would recommend him to any business man in America. Good luck to Shorty! l K ' wi - 'nfs-.V Twenty-three THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY- ONE ? x :EN Osmsiz. l3.x1L1-:Y Vice-President Hi-Y, 3, 43 Lewis Literary So- ciety, 2, 3, 45 Press Reporter, L.L.S., 3g Presi- dent, L.L.S., 45 Triangular Debate, 45 Dramatic Club, 43 Editor RA'l l'I,ICR. 43 Athletic Associa- tion, 1, 2, 3, 4, College Club, 4. Every man has his ffzuli, and honesty is his. Earnest, determined effort and tireless indus- try are the qualities one instantly attributes to Osler. Rarely has a more conscientious work- man been seen among us. The Seniors will not soon forget how loyally he sought to lessen our financial stress, nor how faithfully he toiled that this RATTLIQIQ might achieve whatever suc- cess shall come to it. It shall always be one of our sincerest pleasures to wish him health, wealth and happiness. lCr.1z.xmf:'1'II iliowicx, Nlliislsif IJEISH Castile Literary Society, 15 Assistant Editor Purple' and Gold. 4, President Castile Literary Society, 1, Assistant Editor R.xT'r1.1c1z. 4, Mor- son Literary Society, 2, 33 Athletic Association, 2, 3, 43 Sponsor Baseball Team, 33 Raleigh Times Editor, 13 Dramatic Club, 4. 'Llml shi' was fairest of all flesh on earth, Pretty, vivacious, attractive! These describe Libby Lee. We all envy her talent. Besides being pretty, she is a specialist with art, can dance Well, and her very features prove that she would make a wonderful actress. She is loved by all and is very popular. This is proved by her sponsorship of the baseball team for 1920. TIt'l'lLfjj-f01l7 THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Louisa Flmxcvns BIAXNID Glee Clubg Morson Literary Societyg Athletic Association. In the right place is her heart. We don't know so much about Louise, for she isn't one of the boresome kind that forever makes Much ado about nothing. But we do know that We don't know a single bad thing about her. She strikes us editors as just a tine young lady, interested in life and her school. She likes for the class to sing during opening exercises, and we do, too. ,4 -GGY P l Tlloxus llmivrn, Ic31+:1f:F Athletic Association, 4. A good man iziow-0-days is lmrfl to find. Beef has just been with us one yeareour Senior year-but that has been long enough for him to distinguish himself in many ways. His activities include football-and what's the use of naming more, for is not being a player on our superbest team enough? But there is more-including a deep bass voice-that space will not let us mention. ' s Twenty-five T H E R AT T L E R l NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE ' ' ypi' M.xI:u.xi:1':'r l31:.uvI.EY IglRDSONG Athletic Association, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, 43 President Castile Literary Society, 1, Mor- son Literary Society, 2, 3. Words: words. ufords. ' Margaret has the gracious gift of garrulous gab. And a gracious gift it is, for one disposition. When a body feels all out o' sorts, then along comes Margaret and friend Charm begins to chase away the blues. In Ursula Margaret played the difficult part of a dignided English lady to perfection, though we will say in her defense that all this dignity doesn't come naturally, for it took her several rehearsals to learn to engineer the train dress properly. V ' ,. ' L-,--v , . , ,. . 1.,,,, ,1- Tu' XV11:s'roN Uizrxlciz, Jn., 4'I'ET12 President of Freshman Class, Monogram Club, 4, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4g Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 43 President Hi-Y Club, 4g Magazine Staff, 45 Basketball, 3, 4g Senior Playg Man- ager Basketball, 4g Science Club, 4. Once more cz shepherd of maizkiizd indeed, W'ho Iovcs his charge, and who is doomed to lead. Of all the boys in our class there is not one who is liked better. Weston has held a high place in all of our four years at R. H. S. He is a boy that makes excellent grades, leads ath- letics, takes a prominent place in dramatics and with all of this is an all-'round good sport. of her Lady l ribs of her VII fill-S if THE RATTLER NINET1-:EN TVJFNTY ONE 1xI:ARGAIlIC'l' IIJALIG f'lxr.v1Q1:'r Secretary Castile Literary Society, 15 Mor- son Literary Society, 2, 45 Glee Club, 1, 23 Athletic Association, 2, 45 Secretary Dramatic Club, 45 Girl Scouts, 4. Elaine the fair. Elnim' thc lovable, Elaine thc Lily Maid of Asfolutf' Margaret is one of the most attractive girls in the Senior class in many ways-ways that are peculiarly her own. There is a certain sort of fascination about her that her friends know means personality. An earnest little girl that attracts everyone and pleases them all! A vi- brant personality! That is what you are con- scious of in Margaret at once. 1 ' f Q - FRANCIS MCGIQI1: Iilll'SIIAl.l,, I3oos11,xr.Li Athletic Association, 1, 2, Il, 45 Reporter for The Worker. 35 Assistant Editor Purple and Gold, 45 Hi-Y, 3, 45 Reporter Hi-Y, 45 Chief Mar- shal, 35 'Claxton Society, 15 Science Club, 4. His lwclrf is as for from frflzul as 111'cz'Uff1L from earth. It is said that some lights are hid under bushels. But who ever heard of a Boushall that was also a light? Chorus of 1921- We have! Booshall is a steady-minded advocate of the things he believes to be right. What greater compliment is there in all the World than that? He is one of our navy ladseand one that everybody likes. Twcn ty-seven THE R RIAIIY ll14:I.1cN.x CIIUSISY, .l,wK l Morson Literary Society, 43 Holmes Literary Society, 43 Basketball, 4. Nhr- is so frrr. so kind. so apt. so blessed I7 rlis11osifia11. Mary Helena is Ol endeared in the hea has been with us only one year, yet we are firmly convinced classes and her clas game of basketball. is another m ain re PW! L. ATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE .losiciui IzIClJlNli'l'HN U11,xM1sEi:I..x1N, S1Q1xx1c1: Football Squad, 3, Varsity, 43 Baseball, 3, 43 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3. I'J'1vm1 171,11 wrnquishml hr- could argue still. Mr. Joseph Redington Chamberlain, Jr., Esq., alias Skinner. Skinner won fame in the Oxford game, when he scored the only touch- down by a thirty-yard run. He was already famous for his decided views-and usually good, sensible views-on any subject that came up. He always will be famous, at least in the minds of the Class of '21. v tg 'A I I . 44, ,?, ,, ,: ' l 21, . f 1: , IE' . M ..,. Ag fl '- i A-,Q 'mv wg: if ' gi s 4 K 9 ie who has become warmly rts of her cltssmates. She to her ability to lead her smates and to play a good We all love her and she greet of leaving R. H. S. 'l'11'1'f1!-11-wigflll THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE lim BIAE f'1r1'I:C11, Inlay Morson Literary Society, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, 43 Tennis Club, 4, Athletic Association, 4. And kept the noisclcss tenor of her tony. Ida Mae certainly is interested in interior decorating. Every day she begs or borrows colored pictures of rooms and homes of every size, shape and description. We don't know much about her, except that she likes the com- bination of red and white, and studies French. Speaking of color combinations, Ida Mae can't be beaten when it comes to clothes. Wm Hmirxp VI:l'IIXVEI.I, Cnow, HAIVINNUXY Hi-Y Club, 3, 45 Athletic Association, 3, 43 Basketball, 4g Lewis Literary Society, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Senior Play, 45 R.X'F'l'I.ER Staff, 4. A little 1z.ousc11.sC now and thwz. is frwlished by the best of ment. Behold, a prince of good fellows and a peach of a jokesmith. Stone hearts, indeed, would turn to smiles at Edls sly wit. Not only is Minnow a wit of a sort and a good fellow about school, but he's a splendid student. He seems to have the knack of learning without even exerting himself. In basketball Ed shines just as he shines in chess and our joke columns. Twenty-nine Q THE RATTLER 2' , NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE fxREllERICK XvADEN FONVILLE Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, 4. Bent on pleasure-in love with life. Sir George Sylvester-that is how he was titled in Lady Ursula. As the chief character in this play Vaden, or Doc, as we sometimes call him, made a name for himself that will be remembered in high school circles. He is more than an actorg he is a jolly good fellow, some- thing of a ladies' man, and an all-'round good scout. A Lucas L H1'I'ItX Secretary Class, 35 Treasurer Class, 45 Spon- sor Basketball Team, 4, Castile Literary So- ciety, lg Dramatic Club, 43 Morson Literary Society, News Editor Purple and Gold, 45 Vice- President Athletic Association, 4. To be glad of life because it gives you a chance to love work and play. The best all-'round girl in the Class of '21. The highest honor the class can give. What girl is there who does not envy Frances? When it comes to good looks Frances is there. When it comes to a. matter of sense and wit she's there. And when it's a. matter of ruddy cheeked, charming athletic girlhood, Frances is there. By Jove, it seems she's there all the time. Thirty it nqoivv NINETEEN TVVENTY- ON E THE RATTLER I . lll,u:H1o'rT'l3E'r'rs Davis t'Shc has CI natural zrise sincerity. a simple truthfulness. Marriott is a splendid girl. Everyone says that about herg because it is true. She isn't the sort of girl that stars in one thing and lets the others gog but she's a sort of all-'round good scout. There's a-plenty of good sense in her nicely shaped head and a hint of good humor in the twinkle of her eye. Marriott cer- tainly is a H F1:E11E1:1cK ,Xl'Gl'S'l'l'S elf'if:T'r14:1:, l'31'1m11c Hi-Y Club, 4g Orchestra, 1, 2, 33 Dramatic Club, 4g Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 45 Moore Literary Society, 15 Glee Club, 45 College Club, 4g Purple and Gold Staff, 4. Wit is thc' salt of c'o1z,1Jcrsf1t'i0u. Have you ever seen Miss 'Liza giggle? I haven'tg but I hmm seen every other young lady in the room nearly explode with poorly suppressed inerriment. Why? Do you dare ask why? Buddie Fetter, of course! The acme of good huniorg the soul of witg the rotundity of an Arbuckle-there you have Buddie. We all like hiing don't you all? F ii 5,1 Thirty-one THE RATTLER V NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE ' ' f f'1I.xi:1,1-:s IIAlllbES'l'Y - we . . . A ' Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 5,?'. ?T,- ' Club, 4, Science Club, 4. ' . ' Littlc Willie amz mr nfghr: A' ,. His frlcc you'II scc no more: G AQ, , For zrhrzf hc thought was H30 1 A u A Was H3S04. , W' A ' This epitaph will never be written for -' 1, S- !1 1 Charles, for he IS such a careful, painstaking Q V .1 science shark that some day we expect to see -V,e , 9 Q . his name written along side those of Louis A ', ,p.....,x W 4 Pasteur and Mr. Roller. .Hrnr IiA'l'IIl.EEN Iillwis Morson Literary Society, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, 4. In soul sin.r'crc. in. honor faithful. Ah, ali my friend, I know itg I know it. Tl1at's the way Mr. deBruyne talks when he asks Ruby to work the next proposition and she does it in her splendid way. Ruby has a system all her own of pinning Kick Me notices on the Honorable Editor's back during Geometry classes. But the aforementioned adjunct of the editorial staif doesn't mind, for look who's pin- ning them on him. Thirty-fu o ' THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY- ON E YVILLIE BELLE Fixnimiz Morson Literary Society, 4g Basketball, 45 Dramatic Club, 4. Her voice is ever soft, gentle and low. No, Belle is no relation to Geraldineg but we admire her just the same. She is another one of those reserved, quiet girls, who suprise you when it comes to studying. Her readiness to help and her true friendship have led to her popularity. JAMES IDDXVARID Hlxwliixs. USU: 'UMPIIREYN Athletic Association, 45 Football Team, 4g Science Club, 4. Sir 'Umphrcy 'Awkins. M.P.. it 'em on the 'earl with at 'mnmev' cm' break thc 'fl7l17I1fG7'.'u Of course, all this isn't sog but We tell it on him. As a matter of fact, Sir 'Umphrey is one of the soundest, solidest boys in our class. He stars in football, making all eastern guard. He certainly ought to be sound and solid, for he rides in from his home in Cary every morning and back at night on his bicycle. Thirty-three THE PATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY ONE XVILLIAM GATLING Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club, 4. Neat and frimly drest, and fresh as a bride- groom. C'mon, let's go to the California. William's idea of Heaven is-no, not the Californiag that's only his hangout-but we will not tell on him, even though we admire his taste. What, be- tween gasoline, girls and the Cally, we wonder that William had time to help engineer the Senior party. But he did it, and did it well. Groismn Hnnms President Castile Literary Society, 13 Basket- ball Team, 1, 'Eg Triangular Debate, 33 Presi- dent Morson Literary Society, 45 Prophet, 43 Historian. Self-reverence, self-knowledyfi. self-control,- These three alone lead life to sovereign power. Our prophet for 1921 is not without the abil- ity to iill her oflice well, as any one can see she has done. The writing of original and wonder- fully interesting themes is not Goldie's only claim to greatness. She was president of the Morson Society at the time they gave the Lewis, Football Team and Hi-Y that never-to-be-for gotten party. She is our prophet and therefore we take the liberty of prophesying for her a life of wonderful usefulness, and still more won- derful happiness. Thirty-four THE RATTLER . NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE BIARIE Elfnoim IIAXVKINS That was 'mu.s'ic.' Good alike at grave and 5101!-U Marie usually comes in a little late on these spicy wintry mornings. But we don't mind thatg for it's pleasant to see her smile her way in with a merry good-morning'lg it is pleasant to see the fresh, cheery roses that good health and the pep of the weather have planted on the gardens of her cheek. We all like Marie be- cause we can't help it, and because we don't want to help it. fb? fvlm Tmums M.xi:'r1N GHHIJWINK, Il3i'I,i,-N1f:c'1q Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, 15 President Moore Literary Society, lg Dramatic Club, 45 Senior Play, 45 Vice-President Lewis Literary Society, 4. IS this thc' boy zrr' .ww 1Nlf0l'f'.' My lad, how you hrzvw 1-lu11zgwI. ' Pipe down over there, pipe down! That's Bull-Neck all over, Mabel. When Bull got back from a summer's training in Uncle Samls Navy the fellows hardly knew him-and that's a fact! Broad-shouldered, deep-chested, square-jawed old Tom! Who can ever forget him, or the hair-raising yarns he spins about his wonderful adventures in the Navy? xxx? -in - SQA. Thirty-five THE RATTLER -4 -Q--var., .,, .. , X : ,Q 'ji 1- ' if 'Q' ,phd-H V250- A I NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Romznic C?HIFFIN' Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4g Lewis Liter- ary Society, Secretary-Treasurer Lewis Society, 43 Vice-President Lewis Society, 45 Monitor Lewis Society, 35 Football, 3, 43 Science Club, 4. I Cannot tell what the dickmzs his name is. J. Rawderic is our practical, sound-headed farmer. Sunshine or unshine, shoeshine or even moonshine, J. Rawderic and Honey get here. Rawderic is the nucleus of half the do- ings of the Senior Class. Behind the line and bucking in football, up to the hilt in Literary Society and firm in the friendship of all who know him. He gets there! That explains it best. T111-:1.xI,x Goonwix Morson Literary Society, 43 Glee Club, 4. Silence is golden. Steady and dependable as-well, as Thelmag for there are few so reliable that we may com- pare her with them. If we were not pleasantly surprised by seeing her once in a while we would not know she was here, for she does her work so thoroughly and yet so without un- necessary bustle that we hardly know she is around. Thirty-six THE RATTLER BIARY HoNEYC UTT Morson Literary Society, 2, 3, 45 Castile Literary Society, 15 Basketball, 2, 43 Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club, 4. She is all that fwomfmhoozl can be, Marys good nature and generosity will be missed by the Class of '21, especially during lunch period, for Mary is the star cook and bottle washer. In addition she plays in one of the best teams R. H. S. ever put out, and helps everybody with note books. In short, Mary is some girl. av-gl X NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE lF 'r IQOBEIZT HU NNI C l'TT, ghHlQJNlCY,7 Football, 4. Your hero should be tall, you know. Honey and Jay Roderic can be seen most any time matching. They've got it worked out to a sort of system. Woe betide the odd man who dares match Uncle Sam's good cents with this pair. Jolly good fellows, I'll say. But listenAcan't you just hear the whole school going wild as Honey strides down the Iield with the football tucked under his arm. That Durham game will be remembered always. Fifteen rahs for Hunnicutt. ' Thirfy-8617611 T H E R AT T L E R I NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE ali' 191 Jic rHN HIC KS J-UIINSON Football, 3, 4, Treasurer Athletic Associa- tion, 43 Vice-President Class, 4g Athletic Asso- ciation, 1, 2, 3, 4, Moore Literary Society, 1. Never let your studies interfere with your school life. Hicks is biggest, in heart and in smiles as well as in body. He's solid, too. That's why it was so easy for him to play the part of the immovable body in our defensive football. Can't you just see him now, with his big, broad, confident grin and curly black hair-and his helmet on the ground! That's not all, either. A lot of girls voted for Johnson for the best looking Senior boy. - LENA Chinn Horsn Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club, 1, 23 Castile Literary Society, 1, Morson Literary Society, 2, 3. Much could be said of her if one could read her mind. Lena is a true blue friend to those who really know her. She is so quiet and talks so little that we feel we do not know her as well as we would like. She is a good student and every- body's friend. i U4 2 .A K- : - , ?1'fif A I' ,?f'--i 'fi 'f:,'l. 'if 2'ib'!'g3f 1 -A '-..J,w ,, . 4, 4 , Jgifif Az' , Th irfy-eighl' THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY ONE IRENE Slxisizrlvrn Joimson, '4RAGs Civic League, 1, Morson Literary Society, 2, 3, 45 Cole Literary Society, 1. For she was jes' the quiet kind, Wh,ose natures never vary. Like streams that keep a suntnter ntintl Snow-hid in January. Rags is one of our future stenographers. She is a master of shorthand, we are told, and is a well-liked member of our class. She doesn't have much to say, but actions speak louder than words and we all know that she is a faith- ful and sincere friend. ALLEN JM Mmm ELL, A. J. Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y, 43 Pur- ple and Gold Staff, 43 Lewis Literary Society, 4. 'il ne'er l1,a1Je felt the kiss of love, 01' nta'iflen's hand 'ln mine. Those who are wise in the ways of English tell us that a person may enjoy a fortune, but he must delight in a friendship. We do delight in a friendship. But once in a while there is a friend whose friendship is a true source of joy. There is the worth of many a fortune in the friendship of such steady, iirni-handed old pals as A. J. May fortune smile on him, friend- ships delight him, and may he always enjoy living. r Thirty-nine THE RATTLER b NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE CAREY M,u'NAnD Orchestra, 2, 3, 4g Athletic Association, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, 4. Music hath charms to soothe thc savage breast. Behold the Grand Wizard of the Shrieking Sisters. We don't know just exactly what the Shrieking Sisters is, for it is a very mysterious sorority. We think, however, that it is just a group of Selected Shriekers, who have formed a band for the purpose of shrieking shrilly at midnight in weird and uncanny accents. Selah. Carey might also be called the Grand Wizard of Music, Intellect, Wit, and Humor, for he is really a wizard when it comes to these things. EI,1z,us14:'1'11 MQx'r15E1: Nixon Glee Club, 1, 2, 3g President Castile Literary Society, lg Athletic Association, 2, 3. If this be frffrlsoiz. make thc most of it. She is to the manner born, and, 'twould seem. to the manor born. For independence of spirit and directness of opinion are the things that characterize Elizabeth and make her an out- standing figure in our class history. She has hosts of friends, and great hosts of admirers. Her long chumship with Margaret Birdsong speaks well for her ability to stick to her good friends. -, ' v 1.4. ' ijlv 4 ' 1 . ,g ty! if ' 1 if ' . . 'L ' ,, 5.'fft,t1g - , , W,.n,,,. ,, .ff nf- . -. , 'W' ' ' . . vt . ,faq ' 4,,.1, - Mx Q . f- ,- . . . tl' ,gm , ' ' -gm! ' u fl Forly 4 1495 Q 1- ' 2 . I P ' 1 is .2 ,Pc , -! 441 Q., 1'-I THE RATTLER - NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE CLIQLLIIQ BIITCIIEIAT, Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4, Castile Liter- ary Society, lg Morson Literary Society, 2, 3. True vrorih is in being not seeming. Few of us are lucky enough to really know Clellie, but those who have her conlidence are lucky, indeed. In her sure, quiet way, she has made a name for herself which may well be envied. QW! Forty-one Hicxizx' RAY BIVILLICII, 1ilxNu Lewis Literary Society, 2, 3, 43 Cheer Leader, 4g Vice-President Lewis Literary Society, 43 Press Reporter Lewis Literary Society, 3, 43 Athletic Association, 2, 3, 43 Claxton Literary Society, 13 Assistant Advertising Manager Purple and Gold. 43 Hi-Y Club, 3, 45 Science Club, 4g Glee Club, 1, 45 Dramatic Club, 4. You crm't down brains. Boom! Here's Hank! Rah, rah! Use your steam to back up your team-and yell, yell, yell! That's Hank's motto, slogan, by-word, and very breath of life! He lives to boost- and boost he does. He came, he saw, he did! High School spirit was lagging until Hank thought about a cheer squad -then presto, Bang! Rah, rah! He spread his enthusiasm like leaven through the school and planted spirit where indifference grew before. Ee. THE RATTLER A NINETEEN TW13NTY.oN13 -in is ,I'jVl-llll'I'l l'l-I MCIMNIEI, Lewis Literary Society, 45 Hi-Y Club, 45 Athletic Association, 4. 'Tis said there arf' more able men, but I will have to get my glasses. He joined our class at the beginning of our Senior year, but already he has won a place in our hearts. At once we knew, by the way in which he went about things, that he was an exceptional boy. And our first opinion has never been changed. He actively joined the Lewis Literary Societyg was voted into the Hi-Y Clubg was chosen to represent R. H. S. on the ailirmative of the triangular debate this year, and has done all he could in support of athletics and other school enterprises. A doer, it seems, rather than a talker. iI'I1.s111: lhciilcr. Molrunx Morson Literary Society, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, 1. 25 Castile and Bruner Literary societies, lg Athletic Association, 2, 3, Girl Scouts, 4. There is fl kim? of C'llifll'flCTl'I' in thy life that to the obsvriver doth thy llf'lSfOl'-ll fully mzfolrlf' Any member of our class will tell you that Elsie is an attractive girl. She lives out of town and comes in late every morning, so we don't get to see her as lnuch as we would like. We all know Elsie's friendly character and she has a line reputation throughout the class. Forty-fu 0 THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY ONE .BIARY CYKELLEY Morson Literary Society, 2, 3, 43 President Morson Society, 45 Glee Club, 2, Dramatic Club, 43 President Orchestral Club, 45 Athletic Asso- ciation, 2, 3, 4, Class Poet, 4. Charms strike' the cya? and merit wins the soul. Few of us really know Mary but all of us realize how fortunate are the few to whom she gives her full confidence and friendship. Mary's talents are varied, and in spite of her quiet reserve she has made a place for herself in the school orchestra, in the Morson Literary So- ciety, and in all the activities of High School life, that will be hard to fill next year when she goes on to college. .Q-zA ' Liewis Mifizoiiisfm Athletic Association, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 4 Senior Play, 4, Science Club, 4. Hr1ilff'Zl0w. well met. The tornado victim was relating his marvel ous adventure: In an instant the house was demolished before the terrific onslaught of the wind. How I escaped being torn to pieces, I do not know-Y Ye Heavens! says Lewis, that reminds me. Mr. Morson told me to report to him today and I forgot it! Lewis is a good old boy, even if I do say it. You missed a treat if you didn't see him, all stiif and starchy, playing the part of an English butler in Lady Ursula. li- Fo1'ty-three TH E RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE lm.. W.. F1:.xN1cI,YN D. OWEN, Jn., MOSES Member of Glce Club, 2, 3, 43 Science Club, 45 Member of Lewis Literary Society, 4, Football, 3, 45 Captain of Football Team, 4g President of Athletic Association, 4. HC h,f1th cz heart as sound as Cl bell and his tongue is the clappcr. for what his heart thinks his tongue speaks. In athletics, he is goodg in studies, even bet- ter, and best of all in his type of character. Moses wa-s captain of the '21 football team, and a star player. He is a fine boy, has a world of friends, and is known by every one as a jolly, good sport. Our class would feel lost without him, ask Joe. BIVAIIY PEN NY President Freshman Literary Society, lg Athletic Association, 2, 3, 43 Morson Literary Society, 2, 43 Secretary Morson Society, 43 Dra- matic Club, 4. Oh, how fair and szccct she seems to bc. It would be exceedingly diilicult to find words that would express Mary's sweet prettiness. Perhaps it will be enough to say that she got the vote for the prettiest girl in the Senior class, and we can all testify to her sweetness. Mary is not only sweet and pretty, but she is smart also, so you can imagine my bewilder- ment at trying to describe her. l ort il-fl! Ill THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Vinci Nm RAND Castile Literary Society, lg Captain Basket- ball, 25 Orchestra, 33 Manager Tennis Club, 45 Morson Literary Society, 4. If I do one a friendship I'Il perform it To the last article. Virginia is a good sport and there's not a girl in all our class who could take her place. She plays basketball and baseball, and attends to all the Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and even Seniors that need chastisement. This is her own particular job and she performs it to the letter. Licislixmx A. 1,1CAC4N.'Ii., .I.1c1f: Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Vice-President Senior Class, 4, Lewis Society, 3, 4, Secretary Hi-Y Club, 43 Assistant Cheer Leader, 4, President Lewis Society, 4: Orchestra, 3, 45 Athletic Associa- tion, 43 Editor Purplf' and Gold: Glee Club, 45 Declamation Contest, 4. In this school I fill fl place zrhich crzmzof bc' supplicd 'll'hiC'7li I haw marie if empty. Lee was voted by the Class of '21 as its most popular member. He came to us last year from Rhode Island, and immediately be- came acquainted with our mode of living. Our class is proud to claim a boy who won second place at the 1921 High School Declama- tion Contest at Wake Forest. '1T .gill lf' ' fx ffl? 'M if fw- ' ,gf ss V ,I ,E-A 'W X r , ' 9 Q.-cf . to ' Q 'HA ,W '. ' 1 f-fu-ft 1 Forty-five THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE TIIUMAS Cox Powisu. Orchestra, 1, 2, 3g Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4g Class President, 23 Vice-President Science Club, 4g Business Manager Purple and Gold. 4g Hi-Y, 3, 43 Basketball, 3, 45 Assistant Business Manager RATTLER, 3. He neither more on helm! or shield the golden emblem of his kinglihood. but rode cz simple knight among his k'nighz's. There is an occasional person that it is not so easy to describe in mere feeble words. We are confronted with this problem, when we seek to sum up in a line or two, our thoughts of Tom. Genuine, he surely isg sincere, enthusi- astic and determinedg he is one of those people who stand pat for the best in themselves and in the folk around them. Lu'i:.x IlL'ss1c1.L Castile Literary Society, lg Vice-President Class, lg Secretary Class, 25 Morson Literary Society, 2, 33 Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 45 RlX'l l'LPIIi Staff, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 45 Senior Play, 4. Er1rth's noblest thing: a u'omf1n perfected. There are some happy ones among us whose influence permeates all of their little world, making it a gladder. sweeter place because of them. Of those, is Laura. And she's an actress, too: for none of us will soon forget the sprightly Lady Ursula she created for us. Yet, in spite of Lady Ursula, it is her own person- ality in which we take the deeper and more grateful pride. Forty-six THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE BIARY ISLIZABETII SCo'rT Castile Literary Society, lg Basketball, 23 Athletic Association, 2, 3, 45 Morson Literary Society, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President Morson Literary Society, 4, Dramatic Club, 45 Orchestra, lg Girl Scouts, 4. It's guid to be merry and 'wiscg It's guid to be honest and true. Since her Freshman year, Elizabeth has stood out for having a good time and making others have one. Her poem on the faculty did much to make our Freshman year endurable and our society a success. In her Sophomore year she was among the first and most steadfast in teaching the new girls their place. During her Junior and Senior years her time has been taken up with more serious things, but she is ever ready for a good joke. 'W 'US 1jIlES'l'HN I':flIPHI'ZliS, hI:ll.l.H Secretary Moore Literary Society, lg Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 43 Football, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4g Afmual Stait, 3, 4, Science Club, 45 Senior Play, 45 Dramatic Club, 4. A ten dollar hoss fm' ll forty dollar sf1dcllr'. Wot, ho! In blows that wild and woolly combination of cartoonist, cowboy, gentleman, and all-round good fellow. A cow ranch in Texas is his idea of Heaven. His wit and pep charm the souls of his mo1'e ordinary class- mates. ,I ' 'S-I it 12 ,.,,,,..a,f:.f,.A UF i fu' ' ' Zhi, 55554 A , 5 fa 551' I H511 ' iff 4 - ,.., 3 'if ,. 1. 'V ' , :fl -, 5 5,71 1 g ' s , 1 f ' ,H . ' r H 'inf-5 ,, .. T 'I Forty-seven THE PATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Ilornsrox S.xT'rn1:F1ELD, USATTQ7 President of Class, 35 Football, 45 Basket- ball, 45 Secretary Science Club, 45 Athletic As- sociation, 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y, 45 Athletic Editor, 4. And arms on :which the standing muscle sloped. As slopes zz brook o'f'r fl little stone. Boydston presents a most interesting para- dox. We are never quite sure which of two distinct people we are to deal with: a digni- fied, almost middle-aged gentleman, or an irre- pressible youngster of ten. Whichever role he may be playing for the moment. however, charms us5 for underneath it all we see true worth and loyalty to his principles and friends. 5'25 3 M-x1:.mi:114: SAlbI.ICll. 4'M.x1:u11-2 Athletic Association. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bruner Liter- ary Society, 15 Morson Literary Society, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, 4. After ull is said nnrl done. There is really only one, Uh .' lllurgic. Jllargic, its you. ' Margie is a black-haired, blue-eyed lass, with pretty features, and is noted for her good- looking clothes. She spends most of her time in the sewing room, and every other day she has on a new dress. She'll surely make some man a good wifeg we'1l all agree to that. For further recommendations, see any member of the Class of '21. Forty-C ight -. rx- A -,'i 'Q at Q if qtlitlf Nail: F - Q-LU. Blum NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE LVCY 1,1415 S'l'llH'l'Ill4lll Athletic Association, 1, 2, 33 Morson Liter- ary Society, 35 Dramatic Club, 2, Glee Club, 2. High erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. Our Geometry pupil. O, how we have envied Lucy Lee's mathematical mind. She is the one girl in the Senior class that has won Mr. de- Bruyne's absolute respect. Geometry is not the only subject she shines ing she makes good A's and B's on all her subjectsg and the sweet thing about Lucy Lee is she's always ready to Jimrics E. SIIEPIIICRD Lewis Literary Society, 1, 2, 3. Hic, hacc, hoc. Talk to the boys and girls about James and they say he's a good fellowg talk to the teach- ers and they say he's a good student. What more can be said? James is never so happy as when in Latin class, charming Mr. lVlorson's soul and filling the hearts of the rest of us with envy, reciting Virgil. PM 44,- , 1 Forty-nine help her less fortunate friends. cf wk M . q. -if 'WW Q, 'W . .. 54 Qs , I iii? gr V .. V t g Q? '-2 V i . h yi. . n A., I Q- Tvs.. mini ! THE RATTLER NINETEEN rweNrY.oNi: S . ABR.xH.m1 C'n.ximoCK Timur, ABE Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4. He tells how honorable ladies sought his love. which. he denying. they fell sick and died. Craddock is our Hladies' man. He left the fair ones to their own devices during their Junior year, but felt bound to return and grad- uate with his pals. He has been back at R. H. S. only a short time, and he is already reinstated in his old place as leader of the gang. If he continues to be the willing, cheer- ful comrade that we know, he will always have hosts of friends and admirers. .T L' LIA E Loi STEPILENSON Literary Literary Club, 43 Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4g Morson Society, 2, 3, 4g Basketball, 13 Castile Society, lg Civic League, 1, Dramatic Girl Scouts, 4. The fruit derived from labor is the pleasure. Julia is the kind of girl that Mr. calls on when he is disgusted because have failed. She never fails! Julia always has her long papers and her heavy themes all ready to hand in before the rest of us begin. Therefore, it is not hard to understand why Julia is the joy of all her teachers and the envy of her classmates. S'I,t76f?tCSt Morson so many Fifty THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Bm'LAn TnoMPsoN, HBEAUTW' Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3g Glee Club, 25 Castile Literary Society, 1g President, lg Mor- son Literary Society, 2, 35 Dramatic Club, 4. A girl who goes to the depths of things, Whoever wishes the reason why. Since our Freshman year Beulah has held a prominent part in all our classes. Her school work has ever been away above the average and Beulah is always ready to lend her hearty interest and cooperation to any undertaking that is of benefit to the Class of '21, EX'EIll4Z'f'l' lV14:.yi'1e114:1:s, Liens High places hfwr' their privileges. Legs goes about his work in a quiet, digni- fied way, and does not boast of what he can do, but rather does it. And, after all, accomplish- ment is the real expression of ability. Besides being tall, Everett is tin the parlance of old R. H. SJ plenty brainy. He deserves this reputation, which he bears among both faculty and students. .4 Fifty-one THE PATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE lV.x1.'1'1a1:. lV1e.xT11E1:s Basketball, 3g Dramatic Club, 43 Senior Play, 4. Essc quam 'uidcrif' Walter has the quiet, unassuming attitude of the true born gentleman. Gentle in his con- versation, and in all his ways he moves calmly among us, enjoying the respect of us all. We envy his dignity, which is of a sort that never grows irksome or irritable, almost as much as we enjoy that sure capability that makes the outcome of his undertakings ever a foregone conclusion. .:. . . ltltlnlz Castile Literary Society, lg Morson Literary Society, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President Class, 25 Dra- matic Club, 43 Chief Marshal, 3g Athletic Association, 3, 4g Student Producer Senior Play, 4. Majority rules. Most of us have always stood somewhat in awe of Frances. She has done her work so easily, yet withal so edicientlyg she has helped to create the very substance of our good times so graciously, she has endeared herself to class- mates and pupils so thoroughly, that we wonder why the gods are thus prone to favor one among us with such consistency. These envied excellencies of hers do not, be it said, serve to place her on too high a pinnacle, howeverg for she has always been a spendid comrade-true hearted and full of sincerity. Fifty-two NINETEEN TWENTY- ONE THE RATTLER JXNNE XHRGINIA XVAHII, HANNI-1 Glee Club, 1, 25 Treasurer Dramatic Club, 45 Times Editor, 15 Morson Literary Society, 35 Dramatic Club, 4, Athletic Association, 3. So mild, so sweet. so strong. So good, so patient, peaceful, loyal, loving. pure. Anne's character is unfolded by her quotation. She is small, yet very attractive, and surely, if we had voted on the cutest member of our class, Anne would have won. She takes very much interest in Home Economics, having taken it all of her four years. Wouldr1't she decorate some nice man's little bungalow? We'll say she would. mv- EVGENE lVII,soN, 'GIQNEH Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 43 Civic League, 13 Lewis Literary Society, 1. He liveth long that Iivcth well. 'Gene is our printer and we predict for him success as sound and as sure as that of his splendid brother, whom nearly every one knows as Bob, 'Gene makes such good cows and dispenses such good sandwiches around at Wil- son Br0s.' that there is nearly always a part of the gang to be found at that hang-out. Fifty-three THE RATTLER PM A NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE L.xw1:12NcE XVARING Baseball, 3, 4. HP 1411.9 fl frimzfd indeed. Wifln all fl fl'iC'7Zd'S best 'Ui1'fues. Lawrence is true blue. He is noted for his quiet loyalty, his courtesy. his perfect gentle- manliness. He is one of our most conscientious workers and does not lack initiative, as his year in the navy showed. He is very quiet, but those who know him find in him a true friend and comrade. T.1I.1.1.xN dH1'1:11c1, lV.u'r1c. t'B11.L1E Morson Literary Society, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, 4. ,iiry. fairy Lillian ,' Flirting. fairy Lillian. Lillian is truly a Hitting, fairy Lillian. She is very friendly, but at the same time very elu- sive and hard to get acquainted With. She is an artist and the quaintest member of our class. In spite of her elusiveness she is well liked at R. H. S. and has many true friends. TZ ji' at ,-. Fifty-four TH E RATTLER N NINETEEN TWENTY ONE T31-ISSIE GRAY YV.x1,I.-xC15 Morson Literary Society, 45 Girl Scout, 43 Athletic Association, 4. Precious articles come in small packages. Bessie is the tiniest, sweetest Senior you ever saw. She has been in our class only this last yearg but it seems that she has always had her place. She goes about her work quietly and does it well, and in the midst of complainers, Bessie is always cheerful. Q' we at var-H V-f,'5 5 CELAIDYS P.u'1,iN1c lV1':lw1a1: Morson Literary Society, lg Civic League, 15 Basketball, 2, 35 Athletic Association, 45 Glee Club, 2, 33 Girl Scouts, 4. ll merry heart goes all The way: A sad one fires in fl mile. Gladys is the friendliest girl in our class. She always has a smile and a pleasant word and often lots of words if you've time to hear them. Even when the awful mid-term exams came around she was cheerful and happy. Gladys is generous too and has won the undy- ing gratitude of certain fourth period loafers for the many charge accounts she has run for them in the lunch room. Fifty-five T H E RAT T L E R A NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Lorisn lV1cKr:I: Castile Literary Society, lg Morson Literary Society, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Association. 43 His- torian, 43 Class Editor Purple' and Gold. 4. In fe11o1uship 10611 could she laugh and chatter. Our authoress Louise! She writes and writes and writes the breeziest, snappiest stories you ever heard of. She writes staid histories for the Senior Class too. We all enjoy Louise's storiesg but more than these, her good natured teasing, her sweet sociability. Indeed, we hope and predict great success for her in her chosen work. X, ,X1,1C1c lVxNs'roN Morson Literary Society, 43 Glee Club, lg Tennis Club, 45 Dramatic Club, 45 Athletic As- sociation, 4. AMI thosc rzrounrl hw' 5111111 learn thc per- fect zru-Us of honor. Alice is a good student, a good friend, and a good girl. She's always ready to help, always ready to praise, to sympathize, to laugh and to joke. In short, she is a most amiable girl and has made lots of friends, who wish for her the greatest success she has dreamed of. Fifty-sir TH E RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE NYIICGINIA XVoi11sI,14:, HCYlNllEli.H Glee Club, 1, 25 Castile Literary Society, 15 Tennis Club, 45 Athletic Association, 3, 45 Dra- matic Club, 45 Morson Literary Society, 3. l'Zl bf' me1'ry,' 1'll be frecg I'll be sad for nobody. Virginia is the possessor of a splendid gift, a cheerful disposition. Doubtless this is the secret of her success in winning a diploma with so little fret and worry. Perhaps also it ex- plains her making so many friends-friends who wish for her all happines-s and joy. -1, , y 'lf , ,fa ,am f' f,,,i.,. 1, :-J. gv ,. .2 . , ,ga Q' 'EQ' 1 A l Slum 'l'uoxr.xs lvoxrimiz, Hoon I am mu' poet. in a sense: But just Il rhymcr. like by f'hfl'll'Cf'.u Morson Literary Society, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Association, 3, 45 Glee Club, 25 Secretary ot M. L. S., 45 President of Dramatic Club, 4. This is just a bit 0' rhymeg Isn't it? Devoid of meter, verse or time5 Isu't it? About a little girl who's fine, And who's jolly all the time. Oh, shes sound and good and trueg Always merry, never blue, Isn't sho? 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She had been eompelled to leave home without breakfast in order to reaeh the otliee on time. Her employer had delayed her, and when she reaehed her boarding house, dinner was eold. Then eaeh ineident. that followed the dinner had worn the same gray aspeet. So it was not to be expeeted that Mary was in high spirits as she started homeward through the elaminy, drizzling rain. The eamel's baek snapped. Oh, wailed Mary, haven't I had trouble enough already 5 as she surveyed her muddy apparel. O-li, Mary! It was Sara. She had eollided with Sara. Umbrellas, rain, and trouble were forgotten as the two girls flew into eaeh other's arms. 4'Ten long years sinee l've seen you l Mary gasped. You must eome right home with me. i Hut lfve just left the train and l'm- 4'No eXeuses, Mary interrupted. You're eoming home with me this in- stantf' 'Two hours later they were sitting before the blazing tire in the little sitting room. Conversation had seemed unnecessary for the past ten minutes as they both sat dreaming of the past and wondering if the future would bring forth more happiness, or more failures. Suddenly Mary spoke: 'Sara, do you know what day this is T' 'els it the day you eomposed your first poetry Q Sara smiled. You goose ! Mary laughed. It's just ten years sinee we graduated from old R. H. Sf' HHOW stupid of me, Sara answered, why, they were the happiest days of my life-why you wrote a memory book in those days, didn't you! Get it out immediately, while IQ ru11 to get the fudgeg l know it's hard by nowfl Gee, this fudge reminds me of the afternoon We learned to make it at sehoolf' Sara announeed. ' HOnly itfs better, Mary added with a roguish smile. I eau never forget the smell of burned fudge, the smeared faees of my elassmates, and the busy bustle as we all seurried hither and thither in the Domestic' Seienee kitehenf' Sara sat on the arm of Mary 's ehair, and the two nibbled fudge and laughed Fifty-nine THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-QNE aml talkeml over long forgotten ineimlents, brought to minml by the memory' book. l reshmen ilays are some clays. .Xltho we poor ereatures are in eternal fear beeause ot the sophs, there is still some pleasure, Sara laugheml. Hatln't she trembleal that ilay when they founil her aeting fresh, and hamln't she felt sorry for a eertain little green bit of a boy when she hearcl that the all-wise sophs were preparing a pile ot paihlles to be usell for the purpose of teaehing the treshies a lesson. Ili-re are some pages about the literary soeieties. llo you know, those pro- grams we hail have helpeil me all thru these years. XVell, l guess so, Sara ehimecl. l7o you remember how we enjoyecl going to the Lewis literary meetings K Yes, anal tl1e long wortls Ll. Osler Bailey useml, ancl the awkward gestieula- tions ot' the tlebaters, poor silly things. 'Jolly junior-s,' Mary reall. Wve have reaeheml that stage at which our green age is over, yet we have not begun to realize the responsibility of thirtl year stuclentsf H The lirst two months hafln't passed, Sara saiml, ttbefore we tlicel begin pre- paring for the senior age, tho. Mary turnetl eagerly to where Senior illays began- 'XVe have reaeheil the perioil in life when results begin to show, antl we are not 1lisheartenefl.' Here is a elipping from ohl Purple and field: 'The football game between llurham anml Tl. H. S. Y' That game will live in my memory forever. I ean just see Robert Hunnieutt now as he niacle the seventy-yartl walk ilown the tiehl, earrying the ball over the goal line: anal the paracle we wakecl ohl Raleigh up with that night after the game! The blazing logs there in the grate seem just a bit like the blazing torehes helcl on high by our boys, and like the blazing eotlin we hail built to hohl the llurham priielef' C'ouhl any member of our C'lass of '21 ever forget T' Sara asked. The telephone bell rang, startling them out of the reverie. Ht-lloY a voiee ealleal eheerfully as Mary took up the reeeiver. This is Osler liailey, of the Swinborne l'ublishing Vompany. I was in Sanclers' otliee a while ago aml, seeing hanclwriting that lookeil strangely familiar, I piekecl a roll of paper out of the waste basket anal reall your poem, Life, There isn't any use in my saying that l was both amazetl anml tlelightetl. ill ean not clo your poem justiee, beeause it is a genuine work of art. lt eomes out in this ll101lTl1iS issue of tiI1fI'l'PHf l11't1'rrrfure. Anil, by the way, clon't take any more material to that fellow Sanrlers. He is something of a 'yellow journalist' ancl, of eourse, real artistie work sueh as yours is not sensational enough for his type of reaalers. I'll senel Smith arouml in the morning to sign up a eontraet with you. Von- gratulations. The reeeiver eliekeml, aml Mary, stamling by it, wonmlereml if after all, she hail been ilreaming. llut no! Sara was mlaneing up aml clown the room, shouting gh-et'ully, HSllt'l't'SSl Sueeessf l knew it wouhl eome to the best ehum of 1ny . as high sehool tlays. ,Xnal Mary, with shining eyes, joineil in that g1rl1sl1 outburst. ' Lovlsii W. Sifiy I T1-IE RATTLER X NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE ' Sixty-one ' THE RATTLER l NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE I Sixty-two I TH E RATTLER I NINETEEN TVVENTY-ONE 1 Sixty-three THE RATTLER 1 N1N1-:TEEN TWENTY-ONE what the asks Giulia A RICMINISCENCE 11111 111111' h1g11 5111111111 11ll111111lQ was 1111111151 111l1S11011. '111111 YVOl'1i1l10l1 112111 just 11111111 llllI'11lf'1i111Q 11111 1111w 1111s11s 111111 s1111'111g 11111 11111 111105. 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H.X1lf'lIl.,1 W11 111111111 111111111111 Say, KCTKDIII G11011w111 1s 1111W Sf'f'l'01111 V of 11111' g1'11111- 11s1 llilV'V.7, 111g1111 11x1111111111111 11111 111-111. 64211111 1111 is 111s11 21 1111'g11 s111c1111111111111' 111 11111 111- v11111i11111 '11I'1ll'1i f'1111111a11y, 111 which 1311y11s11111 S11111111111111 1s 11111 111'11s11111111. .X 11111, s111111111 1111311 11111111111111 11411, S1lf'1llg1 111 ll v111'v 111g11111O11 111110, 4'1,11w1'C11CC XV2lI'1llQ' is illl 111111-Q1 1111 11111 11. S. S. Cil1'011ll2l.7' Sixty-four THE RATTLER , NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE A desk pirouetted up, chattering, t'Mary O'Kelley is the orchestra director of the Midnight Follies, and Julia Stephenson is the composer of her music. Oh,', cried another, 'cyou ought to hear Carey Maynard. He is only twenty- eight, but he is acclaimed the world's greatest violinist. Following these came two desks of very serious aspect. 4'Allen Maxwell is postoiiice inspector, said the first. Henry Miller sat in me, and now he is a famous surgeon, boasted the second. Oh,7' chorused the next two, '4Elsie Morgan and Gladys VVeaver have the best 'beauty shop' in the South? '4Beauty!7' exclaimed a trio, lee have the beauty. Elizabeth Minor pro- duces tilms, with Virginia lvomble star and Franklin Uwen leading man 3 HH they give them good complexions, we give them health, cried some others. '4Virginia Rand and Mary Helena Crosby, with Ressie VVallace as their assistant, are directors of a great woman's training camp. Robert Hunnicutt and John Johnson, as athletic coaches, are helping men as you are helping women, asserted two more. A group of six walked past, saying 'tl3elle Farrar, Marguerite Baker, Louise Bland, fllellie Mitchell, Thelma Goodwin and Irene Qlohnson are every one successful business women. Still another group comes by, the Hrst speaking: 4'XVe represent the literary achievements of the Class of '21, Lucy Lee Strother writes French books, Elizabeth Scott is a poet, Louise YVicker is a short-story writer: Margaret Birdsong is the author of 4Get Vp and Go'g Lewis Murchison is a historian, and Lee Peacock is a journalist of notef' Roderie Griffin 11ow signs his name ST. Roderie Gritiin, Professor of Hor- ticulture, N. C. State Collegef 3' muttered a lo11e desk. '4Lena House and Ruby Davis are architects, and lXlarjorie Sadler and Beulah Thompson are designers, i thus spoke a quartet. The next two informed us that lda Mae Clhureh and Marriott llavis were prominent clubwomen. As the last two paraded by us and on down the aisle we held our breath. 4'Franees Tucker and Sarah VVomble, they announced dramatically, are on the stage l 1. 1, 96- -JG -X' -7? 96 -96 -X- -X- The voice of J. Osler Bailey broke the silence that had fallen. Turning to his assistant, T121l1l'2l Russell, he said, llon't you think that is enough lf As she agreed, he continued: VVilson, how soon C2111 you get this in T! Miss llowen, can't you possibly manage to illustrate this story tt Powell, please make arrange- ments to put it on the market, and Marsh, please draw up a contract for the copyright of Miss Harris' storyf' Finis! QThank the Lord l lj Mr. Editor of the Annual: Now, having attempted to please everybody, Fve pleased nobody, so You may start rewriting the prophecy. Fve worked over it and have been very successful in making a general mess of it. But that's what all prophecies should be, if SGGITIS to II19. GOLDIE H. Sixty-five TH E RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE last will ann Testament ' , , - ' .1 . 1. . ' . 51.111 111 501111 g1110111111, Raleigh H. 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Ive hereby give notice that. we will pay wages to a Hnigger boy for the fiscal year, Septeniber 15, 1921, to September 15, 1922, inclusive. for the sole purpose of picking up waste paper in the Business Itooin for Miss Richards. Section I X. To Miss S. Olive Sinith the blue ribbon for the best exhibition of refereeing seen in this eity in niany a year. Section X. IVe leave with Ifr. -I. IVarren Sniith six pairs of the loudest hose in town, to keep his feet froni going to sleep. Being a rieh and generous class, we also leave to J. VVarren three shares of stock in the Coinniunity Center Hotel, at Newport News, Virginia. Section XI. To Mrs. Mitehiner we leave one niegaphonc. Section XII. Before departing, we being very generous Cas before statedj, and also kind, bequeath to Mr. hIyers a s.iFE'rY razor. Section XIII. 'llo Mr. A. F. Boller we leave a picked line of Aineriean adjectives to use when his sulphuric acid disappears. Section XIV. Knowing that we should bestow gifts on the niost deserving niernbers of our own class, we bequeath the following: To our president and class beauty, Alexander Marsh, a cutex beauty set with powder puff attachedg to Miss Elizabeth Minor a gold inedal for longest non-tardiness attendance on reeordg to Frederick Fetter a niufller for his fog horng to Miss Margaret Bird- song a ball illlll chain to lieep her froni straining her heart by walking to sehool too fastg to Miss Elizabeth Bowen a few dozen niore boxes of powder and rougeg to Allen Maxwell a Ford roadster, so that he can go to ride with ttMable oftenerg to Miss Carey Maynard a J ew's harp and a carton of Piedniont cigar- ettes. Section XV. Ive leave to those not inentioned in any class anything they can find not before nientionecl as especially bequeathed, left or presented to any- one else. Section XVII. IVe appoint as the sole executor of this, our last will and testanient, one Clyde Ivilson, because of his exeeptional ability in such things. Done in the year of our Iiord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one and of this institution two thousand nine hundred and ninety-seven, B. U. VVhereunto we set our hand and seal. CLASS or NINETEEN TWENTY-exif.. Sixty-seven THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE , 'I if kffsrtf fx ' I Nif f ,w.....cLwf' - X Si.1'fy-r'if1hl5 LASS JUNIOR C THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Zuniur lass ilaistnrp 'Z' -71, N. was Dai? I X 1 . 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XV1- s1111-1-11-11 21 111-1111111111 1-l11ss l'1l1g'1 g111'1- El big, VV1ll1111'l'f1l1, 15101'i1111s 1111111111-S1-111111' 11111'1'vg s11111'1-11 11111' 111-1111s W1111 G1-111111-11 v, 1C11g1is11, 1.111i11, 111111-111111, H1s1111y 211111 f'11e11111s11 Vg 211111 11111-11 11111's1-1V1-s 111 Qi'1l1'l'il1 1111- 1111- 11igg1-S1 111111 111-st SCH1111' y1-111 21 1f111ss 1-V1-1' 111111. J1111N S. 1SiJ'1y-11 i 111- THE RATTLER A NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE if ' . yn V , , 3152.4 lf: 5 -flff-7-w. W 1' -5 I ' N 1 Seventy Sopnouoms CLASS THE RATTLER NINETEEN TwENrY.oNE Q bnpbumure tarp I I FRESH V O N soplli I Q tbl ' d-- X ' N 716 - Q nm D E I I , Tf-wff I 13117 all SEPTElll'l3ER HE I11OSf wonflcrful Class that Over QI1'EC1'G'l,l R. H. S. Conios lmcl: as Soplioinores, looking clown sc-ornfulliv on the poor little Frelsliinoin, won- dering if we wore evcfr that 'cgroenf' As is always the Qasc, wt- have 21 task in trying to Mruiigel our sclletlulesg but it is at groat pleasure to walk tliru the halls in Search of our classos anfl strikc to-rror to the hoarts of the infants standing around. Day by alay we grow prounler zunl prouclor of ourselves as wc zultl to our stock of kno-wletlgo. Anal in time we think it our Iluty to our clignity to punish Freslinien anal Inake thorn stzunl Oven 1I1OI'0 in awe of the-ir superiors. So secretly we inflict tho neeclffcl clizistisoiiieiit-aml onjoy mloing itg but we tlo it quietly that worcl of it Illkly not 1'C'2lCl1 tho faculty. NVQ soon settle Llown to work, realizing that tlwro will lic no Slllflilllg untler the new rules of the school. OCTOBER VVQ organize our class anfl Glo-ct ollicors as follows: President . . . FRANCES HANIIY Vice-Presriclent . . . . WILLIAM Yosr Sec1'eta1'y-Treaszwf'I' . . IQATE TURNER Poet ...... . . DICK JUSTIUE Historian . . MAIIDE STINSON Artist . . . . . . TI-IERESA TEISER Class Baby . . SUSIE MIXE STRAYHORN Seventy-one T H E R ATTL E R H NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE After the election we feel as if though we have put the government of our class into able hands. The literary societies organize aml again our class show up well. There are more Sophomores i11 the Morson l.iterary Society than there are members of any other class. The foothall team starts on its march of victory with more players from the Vlass of '23 than from any other. .Xml our boys make the most brilliant plays aml are stars in every game. Then, too, we all go to the games aml show our pep aml our power to yell. Fair week comes and gives us a little rest from lessons aml such, which, we most heartily believe, we deserve. lVe grow sorry for the Freshmen aml give them a party and treat them nice, therehy abandoning our old policy of Htreat 'em rough. Vile give them Hall mlay suckers, pop-corn aml punch, amuse them aml let them stay up until eleven o'elock, a very late hour for small ehihlren. NOVEMBER Our team continues to win all the games aml to make our opponents feel like two cents. 'llhanksgiving comes aml we greet it with joy, for we feel that going to school too long without a holitlay is not good for us. DECEMBER The Vhristmas goocl times come hetween us aml our hooks aml we can think very little ahout our lessons. llut in the hack of our mintls there lurks a fear of the exams that are coming. Xve enjoy our Uhristmas eelelvratiolis at school aml then go home 'for ten hlissful sehoolless clays. Seven ty-t ll'0 THE RATTLER NINETEEN Tw1zNTY-oN13 JANUARY 11111 0011111 1HlC1i fl'O1l1 11111' f'111'1s111111s 1111111111'1's 11'1111 11111111 N1111' XVCZII' 1'1-s11111111111s a1111 il 1111111111 ffxkll' of 11111 1111111111g l111'f111-11, 1111111111 11X11111s. 11111 11'11 111111 11111 s111.1' 11161111 so 111111' 1'o1n1'.' 11111 111'11 111l'll 1111'1's 111 Sll1'11'l'11lg' 211111 s1111111111ss 111g'111s 1111111 11 is 1111 11v111' 111111 1111111 11'11 1111111' 11111 111111'sms1111111 g-111111, s1111111 111111-111111 11111 11111-11111- 111g1y. FE ISRVAIIY Now We 1111g111 10 1111ll1i 111111111 11111 1'111'11111s 111111111s1s 111211 111111 111 1111111 111111111 s111111, 211111 11111111' of 11s 1'11s1111'11 111 111111111 11111111 111111 111 11111111 1111 11111' 1'1111111'11. MARFH Sp1'111g COIIIPS, 111111 11111 1111 111111111111 111111 1?11s11s 111 spring 1111'111', 211111 11 1111111s ever so 111111111 111211111 111 1111 2l1l1'11111lg 11111 g11z11 111111 sp1111111. 11111 11'11- 111'11 11111 11111111'e11 111 6611111810 0111' 111111211116 1111111 g 111s1111111 11'11 111'11 111111111 111 111111111, 11111' 11111 11. 11. S. f11C11111' 11111'e1' stops 11'111c'11111g IIS 111 s1111 111211 11'11 11'111-11, 11'11111q, 11'U1'1q1 T1lCl'Q 1s 111111111 111111 111111111 11111 .l11n11111. 11'11 1111 11111g 111 s1111 11. APRIL O111' MSlDI'1112Lf f11v611 ' gofs 11'111's11 111'111 1' 11111' 211111 11'11 111'Q111 111 fffill' 111211 s11111e 11X11'11 112118 1111111 1111011 111l'1l11'l1 111111 11111 1111111111s 111111 111111 11111111 is 1101'111' 1111111111g. S1111 we 111-11 11111 111 21111' g1'0111 111111111 1111' 111111 1111111111 10 111111111, 11111 11 111111111s 111111'e exams. MAY T110 GX11111 1111'1'111' 1'1111111s flQ'2l11l 111 11111 f111'1'11, 211111 11'11 1111 11'1s11 111211 11'0 111111 S17ll1,11Cl1 11111'11111', for 11 1s 1011 11'111'111 111 1V01'1i 1111112 JUNE ,XQQ11111 W11 f111'Q 11111' 111111111, s11111'1' 11111'11111g, U1'11ll1l1i0, 1'11llll1iP1'C', F11011111, 1'11X111s, 111111 111111111 11111111' pass, SOIIIC f1111. OOIIIIIIOIIOOIIIGIIT 111111111s, 111111 1v011111 21 s111111111'11111 s111'1'1111'1111 f2ll'U'11'1'11 111 s111111111: fm' W11 11111'11 e111jo1'1111 11113 1'11111'. To 11111 111111' Q1'2l111l2l11'S 11'11 11'1s11 11111 1111s1 111: 1111-11. 111111111 we 110 1111s we 111a1111 11111' 11111111 S12l1'S 111211 11'11 11111111 11111'11 111 11111111 g'111,111 11111 H. H. S. for 111'0 11101111 1111 111' 1'e111's. 11. . M.x1'111f: S. Seventy-1h1'c11 THE RATTLER NINETEEN TwENTY.oNE Sfvcntyjour HM N'CLAss 41 FRES THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Jfresbman Mass ilaisturp SS NS ! T-,giZ.IQ'.:, f . ll f 9 F3ESH. I 7 -: rfb ll Hl The thrills of those first days in the Raleigh High School! Xve were the infants to most of the school, but classed ourselves as Freslnnen.l' Everything new! Vile wandered aimlessly about the halls in search of HMiss VViley's English Class or for Miss lioot's Science Class. The 'tSophomores, as we respectfully called them, tried to awe us with their superiorityg but we will say this for them-they did give us a party. And what a delightful one it wasl On Halloween night many spooks, witches and goblins appeared at the school to dance and frolic till nearly midnight. In order to be as grown-up as possible we elected oliieers for eaeh section. Some of our elders tprincipally the Sophsj think it impossible that we shall ever ugrow up , but we know better. The oflicers have served us well, never once failing to do their duties. Vile have them to thank for our delightful programs and entertainments, given as opening exercises each morning. Several short plays were presented, debates given, and many other such entertainments. -The Freshman Class is very proud of all its members, but especially those who have made some great success. You may be sure that among those wl1o shine most brightly in the eyes of their fellow students are Lucy Scott and Sue,' Mowery. All who have seen them play realize the H. H. S. would not have had much of a basketball team without Lucy and t'Sue as forwards. Mr. Holmes, Miss Mosser, Miss Pool, Miss Smith, Miss Vlliley, Miss Harden, Mrs. Mitchener and all the others of our dear teachers are responsible for our promotion, our remarkable promotion to ftSophomores. Next year we shall return, having achieved at least part of our aim. Wle shall be the 'flilderly Sophomores, looking down upon another crowd of Freshmen-''infantsv to us then. Each year as we become lirst c'Sophs, then Qluniors, and finally Seniors, we shall look back upon this wonderful year, when we were L'Freshies, just learn- ing to love our dear old R. H. S. Seventy-five T H E R AT T L E R 1 NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Ilaurrnrl Iaurrnr! jfear anh Qlerrnr! II 11111112 11'1' w111'11, six 11f us, 1111111111 111111111111111s, 11is1111ss111g 11111 1111x1 111111111 111111 111ss1111s 111111 111111111111's, 111111 ll1illlll11l:Q' S1111111 fll1ll1'G QSO1111111111-1111 111 1111 1111vi11g 21 1'11g'1111' 1i11111 1111w11 111 11111 1111s1111111111. M11s1 of 11s 11'f'l'U s11i1111i11g S1lll1'V 11011111111 111111 was sk11111i11g 1.111111 1-111ss 111111 111. H111's1111's1g 111111 M11111.: 111111 so 1111 111111 so 011. 1,11i0 11111 W1111 1illO1Vl1 111111 11111 of 11111 1111111, 1e1'1'111- seized 11111' 110Hl'1S. For S1111- 11111115' 11'0 112111 111111111 111211111 s111v111'11111 T1'11111p-111'e11k. 11'0111p-111'11a11, 11'11111p- 111111111 1 Mlm l1111's1111f S11111111111111 w11is11111'1111 0XCi111111j'. '11 111111 11 111s 11 11 rv 111 111111' 11 111 '111'11111111 1'1111111. was 11111111 . '12 111l111'1111111 1111111 11111111111 11111111111 11s wi1111'v 111111 11s 1111111111ss1y 11s 1111111111-s11'iCk1111 s11131111. My 111111111 1'11s11 111 1111' 1111111111 111111 1111111011 1-11111. 1 1111111111111 11111111s 11f 11111's11i1'111i011 11111111 1111' f111'1111111111 1V111l 1111' 1-11111 s11111v11. 111111 still, Nf1'0lllIJ-C'l'l'il1i, 111111111-C'l'f'2l1i, 11111111111-11111111111 My 11111111111s 1111'1111111111g 1111' 111111115 SOQ1111111 1111111111 111 1111111111503 1111' 11lv11s 1111p111111g 111111 1111' 1111111111 111111121 1111e111, 11s 11111 1111s1111111111 11111111 s10w1y swung. Ill 111111111111- W1111111 1111 y1111 s11111111s11 f'112ll'01' 31il.V1lZlI'l1. 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E 1 ' y . ,..,. 3 E i fm ' ,141- ' -W E 'fl ' ' xg' 3 THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE W4 t W-Q 'Wx M 1 ,gir- NF 1 I1 J ll-is E - BAK 'SX'-S435 ' 1. - 4 Seventy-fight C1 TY 5:-I So 'I- .L i i3,6 f 'Q 'cf ir , MORSON LI'1'1auARY TH E RATTLER l NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE illilursun literary buttery HE MORSON lQl'TER.XRY SOCIETY was re-organized the fall of nineteen-twenty with renewed determination to niake this year the best in the history of the society. Officers for the fall terni were elected as follows: President ................ MARY 0'KI4Il,lil+2X' Vice-Pfrcsiclent . . Fruxeigs C0l I l'IY Secretary . . . . SARAH WoMRL1c' Treasurei' . . K.x'r11I,1-:RN Hi'N'1'15R Critic . . . . . Marnie Srxxsox Censor ................... Miss W1Li:Y One of the niost outstanding and enjoyable features of the fall terni was the delightful party given to the Morson Society by tl1e nieinbers of the liewis. It was a regular, old-fashioned, country 1wreak-down, and everyone who attended it declared they had never had a better tinic. At the beginning of the spring terni 11ew otlieers were elected and the society expanded under the leadership ofew Presidcnt ....... . . Gowns HAIKIIIS Vice-Presiclciit . . . . EI.IZ.XIi141'1'II Seo'1 r Secretary . . . . . MARY P1-:NNY T1'ef1su1'e1' . . C.xRoLyN Pi-zixeoeli Critic . . . FR.xNeRs HANUY Censoi' .................. Miss RI'SSI'ZLI, Another enjoyable social event took place early in January when the Morson Society entertained the liewis at a delightful party. A pleasing program was presented by nienibers the society, one feature being' a clever impersonation of the Lewis Society by the Morson girls. The society has been well represented in every phase of sehool work. Two of our nieinbers, Maude Stinson and C'atharine Vox, entered in the preliniinary debating contest. ,Xltho they did not nialce the tirst teani, they were each chosen as alternates. lVhen the Dl11'l121111-Lillil1'l0itC debate was held here, the Morson and liewis Societies turned out in full force to weleonie thenig and, innnediately after the debate, a reception was given to the visitors. The credit for the success of the society this year goes not only to the officers, but to each and every nieniber who has labored uneeasingly to the achievement of the Standard, ''Good-Better-Best in the Morson Literary Society. Else f t Seventy-nine THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE l -ml 'Q Llcwls L1'1'14:Imm' Soc'11c'1'Y E ighly K I 1 'X THE RATTLER NINETEEN TNVENTY-ONE lewis literary bounty 11111 11131115 was il 111111- 11110 t-11'ill'11llQ 11115 'N'l'2l1', 11111 W111-11 11 11111 s1111'1 1111-1'1- was 1111 111-S1111111111. 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T110 1111111 111111 11151 11-1'111 111-g1111 W1111 1111- 1-11-1-111111 411: .111-X 11111-S11, 111-1-s1111-111 111111 111111121111 Yost. S1-1'1'1-1111',v. 11H1'111Q' 111111 11-1'111 1111- 11111111111 1,1-wis 111-111111- Wm 119111 111111 1111- W111111-1' 111111111111c1-11 111 1-1111111:1-111-1-1111-111 1-X1-1-1-1s1-s. ff 11 1 1 '? 1111115112 .El Eighty-0111? X THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Eighty-tw0 H1-Y CLUB THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE The 1239? Qiluh H 7MON IN, FE LLOAYS, thc S21lll1NVll'l1K'S 1111- g1'1c11tf The 111-Y 1111111 is 21 grcat o1'g'1111iZz1tio11, 2lIl.YllOXV. You 1l?lVt' 1l1'01lil111'Y 11021111 thc Y. Mi. if A. s1111lu111 of as tl11- Since the W111' this has hcon thc p11p11l111' 11111110 for it. 'llhv 1111111 Hi 111-1111tcs l1igl1 school. So i11 this way thc 11211110 Hi-Y was given to 1111 111-g1111iz11ti1111 of l1igl1 sc11ool boys 'C'1lC0l11'21g0t1 hy thc Y. ll. V. A., to show thc to11cl1 of 1111111- 1'1111csl1ip that cxists bctwccn thc sc-1111111 111111 thc Y. ll. 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ELIZABETH BOWEN Jokvsmifh . . . . . . . FRIED FETTE1: was 1111111111111 111211 11111 11111g11zi1111 111111111111 21 1111111 112111161 S11. 11f1111' CH1'Of111 111111- N1111'1'2l1l111l, 1l'11r,1f11 111111 l1'11111 XVZIS 111111S1111 11S 2111 1111111'11111'i11111 111111, 111111111' W1111111 11111 11111u'z1z11111 1lilS 111111111111111 1111111111111-11111' . 1 -. '11111' 11111g11zi1111 is il S1lll1l'll1'.S 1111111111 211111 1111Si1111S 1111i11g' 111111111111 111' 11111 111111i1S. IS 11111111s111111 11.111111-1111515 lll 11111 1ll'lll1lllQ 111111111'111111111. jill 171111 llllll 1111111 1111s 11111111 W1111 1'111-111v1111 111' 11111 11111111111 111 11111111g'11. T110 111111- 1-1111111s 1111v11 1-1111111111111111 1111'g111'v 111 11111 S1111-1-11SS 111 11111 111111111' 115' 1111v111'11S111f1' 111 11. 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Amex MARSH Bovlmwrox S.xT'rr:1:F1m.n . E1,rz.x1:1c'ru Bowxcx . EIIMVNII CROXV . IUARY O'KI'II.l.lfI1' . P1:1f:s'roN Ronmfzus . Gown: H.xl:1cIs . Lol'1slf:WIc'KlcR . Jolly S'r1:uNu Glcmzalc Owl-:N . 'UOIQU'l'IIY Pu.1,su1'm' GIUXITYS Ih'1:r'x1 .mug UQVILLVH TH E RATTLER N NINETEEN TWEN'1'Y.oNE ' fi ii 3 2 ww? Eigllfgf-11i9zU THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE he Bramati: Killah N 111-11111-1lz1111'11 with Tha- i1101'0z1sc1l i11tc1'0st lll 1l1'z111111fic-s that has l!Cl'11 lllillll- fvstc-1l fl11'1m11gl11111f flu- l'11iTQrl Sf2lll'S 1l111'i11g flllr' past few 'vc-z11's, 1lill'llC1ll2ll'lY f1'11111 flu- slz1111ll111i11T of the z111111'r1'111', Ii:lllC'lQll High Sc-l11111l has 111'gz1111Zc11l il 1-l11l1 for thx- 11111'pos1-s 111' st111lyi11g tho 1l1'1111111 Zlllll of 211-ting plays. The plans uf rho Club 11111 llC'Slg1ll'll lll ilC'C'O1'1l2111C'O with tho fact that not all of those who 111-11 11110111-sfm-1l 111 1l1'z1111-1 11111 11Ccvss-11'ilv i11tc1'csfwl 111 110111111 6 1 I C an lllllO1'Q is 21 XVl'll-111211Jlltill-Ulll Q11111'sQ of Sfllllf' z11h1pte1l to High School 110CllS, ill whivh the whole f'l11l1 Illilf' take 1J2l1'l. This 011111'sQ i11cl111l1-s il study of the f'll2l1'ilClC1'S lll the plays p1'0so11fQ1l, Zlllll a Sl'llll'V of the staging and c-os'f11111i11g of tho plays. The 111111 is to Illillil' flw Sllltl01llS 1-11st11111c 1lcsig11c1's illlll p1'o1l11cQ1's us well as actors. 'l'l11- sc-11so11 of High Sclmol 1l1'1111111tics was 11111-11e1l hy thc SQ11io1' Class with il play f1'11111 ,hllllllfllly Hupo, Thu .X1lvQ11'f111'Q of Lady UVl'Sl1lil.v The play itscllf 1100llS 110 wfml of 01111111111-11clz1ti11113 illlll IIPXVSPHPPI' 11000111115 z1g1'1-cf that The 1JC1'fU1'1I12l1lC'Q was c1'01lifz1l1le from every Slillllllillllll. The sccfmal play, whivh was cast 1'1'11111 the three lower classes lll thv Club, fllI'Illl'll thc basis of ll g'1'l,'2ll01' part of the stmllv 111'og1'z1111 for the sp1'i11g. 'l'l1v 11'1111111to1's of thc lll'ill1l2lTiC' cllllll focl that thorc has lJC0ll C'1'02ll0ll il worth- l whilm- 111'g11111z11ti1111 that will 1611111-111111 1ll'Sll'illbl'X' ill The livm-s of tho Slll4lUl1lS. 'gb JE? -Fifi A8393 XX W 1 1 11W1 sf11 r--1 Ninvfy - f 'f X gl- , S X -N, . XX! Xi -X 1 NX e- XX x X - w l Q' 'C 5 1 1 - ff., , 2' - X ,xxx ?' Q - Nl!-X , 1 ii A X , Z 171 X X 1 -X 1 5 4 .7 4 Q I' X - If f ' .NX X XX 1 f f mv ff if X Z ' 4X , X W f ' 'I I ff !! Q f V Q Zltbletirs '12 QQ? Z .N X xx x X wx ' l Q9 N f ff! 1 f ' X 'Wy E L ' lf x- NxSRq xx . XM ff X V W-4. , Jf -ia is i, f , ,, , Q W 'x Z X Xf 'N X si y X :Q X . K s'iA':r'Illt xl!I4 lw.! X 5 6 f x, 'J 2 EQ-lg W WI ,--:sr . .!' 'U J 1' ' ' 4- ' W 'WH 1 2 ' SS F 'f--' U I ll rl 1 i I A ' 2 1 E 1 E -1- ,g, ::::. , Y 2 A arf A X THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE Bur letter Men r v - 1 - - s , llu's1'z11't'1u1tz1ll11ttlu'l11u-, slilcwulul tt-llmvs wlu1wt1z11' tl10lvttv1's ot ll. ll. B., l111t tlu-'V z11'1' il gtuul 1'vl11't1s011tz1tiw lnuly of 'fllt'lll. ,lllll X' ill'0, l'f'1llllllg t'1-11111 lt-ft to right: 1s'1' Rt1wfC11.x111.1-:s llHl'I-'l H ' Ylllili. Footballg W1-:s'1'oN B1u'N1:11. Basketball fMa11age1'Jg G.x111,,xN11 Glzmzx. Basketball tCaptai11J, Baseballg Suifzxcwoon Posst'M Joxizs, Football, Baseballg Jon Bl'l'K Noicwoon. Biseballg F1c1xx1cLYN Mos1-:s OXVICN. Football tCaptainJ. 2x11 Row-P111f:s'1'oN BILL RUIIGICRS. Footballg Ro1s14:1zT HoN1:Y H1'NNIct'TT, Football, Baseballg Tiioius Ton Pow1f:1,1,. Basketballg EI1w.x1z11 JAZZ HAWKINS. Footballg Jos121'11 Joie C11.xM141c111..x1N. Football, Baseballg SP1f:u111'1' SHo11'rY Bmzxics, Football. 31:11 Row-DoN.x1.11 D Bmoos. Football, Baseballg JIM Row1..xN11. Baseballg Boyn Mot-o BYNVM. Football, Basketballg LAw111cNt'1: WARING. Baseball. fllll' letter lllt'll wlu1 failt-tl lu got into tlui 11icj't111'c1 a1'0: Liao B,xGw1-:I.1., Basketballg Jniics MFG E11w.xn11s, Basketballg EIIBIVNIJ 'tCRow CROW. Basketballg Jolly Hints Jouxsox. Football, Baseballg W,x11mcN S1111:1.o11, Football, Baseballg BUYllS'l'llN S.Y1 l'H S,xT'1'1:1:1f11f:1,11. Football, Basketballg W1NsToN HINI-ER. Football. Tlu- girls who liavt- NVUII lvtt01's 2ll'PZ LVM' St'o'r'1'. Basketballg S1's.xN Mowrziup Basketballg AI'GI'S'l'.k ANIJ1Il4IXX'S. Basketballg IWARY I'Il+II,l-INA J.Xt'IiH C1u1s111'. Basketballg D,x1sY B,xGwr:I.1,. Basketball. Q9ur hm bquah ,Xlong with tlul lt-ttc-1' 11:1-11 of trlll' stflitual, it will lm well to llllllli of sovoml otluirs wlum sc-1'vwl fuitlitllllv mul wt-ll i11 tlul 111z1ttc-1' of svluwol atlllotit-S. Tliose 1111- tllll' C lll00l' Stllliltlu 1llt'1l. 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T110 R211L'1g'11 1a11s 011111011 0111111111 1111 1111111 1110 11011-11s1v0 211111 11111-11s1v0 11111ys5 1f 117115011 1121C1Y 1110 111111 Ra101011 1111s11011 1110111 11110111 VV1lC11 11111 1011111 C2l1'1'101,1 it 1110y C2lI'1'191,1 11 f11rw11111, us111111y 1112l1i11'11Q' 111s1 111111111 1111 1110 111s1 111 s001'11111 111ay. Ninety-five THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE THE IDI' 1111.131 GAM IC 0110 111 1110 12l1'Q'0ST 111111 11111s1 1'1l11lllS12lS11C 0111w11s 111 1111101011 1110113 111111111111 111511111 s11w 11111' 1111'vs W1l1 111011' 111s1 gilllll' 111 1110 l'11ll11ll21111ll1 SL'l'11'S, 111' 111 11'2l111lQ, 1111 111 11111 l'1V2l1. 11lll'112llll, 111' 1110 s01110 111 211-T. 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T110 1111s1111111 111 0011101' was 21 111ss-1111 1111111 11110 111 1110 s011s1111. T110 1111111 11110 1111 w11s: GREEN BRUNEI! . . . .right forward SATT1c111f111:L11 . . BYNUM Pow15L1, left forward . . center left guard right guard 1Subs.J BAGw11:1,1., center. C1z11w and E11w.x1111s. fo1'wa1'ds. Y111111 111 511110 of 111050 112l11l,111'211,1S, 1110 11. 11. S. 1011111 1112l'Y1'11 21 111 gil1119S, 111111 1111 551111105 1312151211 w01'0 W011 1111014011 1111 115' 1110 s01111111. 4 cI'1-X 5 FQ? 614' K a f' 8 ' Q 'vs - e 1' A 4 1 Ninety-nine g11:11'11. 11111101' 111' XV1Illl1l1Q THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE ww-yqv .W . A-wp ,...,,B. ,fm .W cv. ,V-...AQ ,uw Onc Ilumlrcfl BASKETBALL TEAM THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE P FRANCES COFFEY ,Sponsor Basketball Team One Hzmdrecl One THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE 1, 1 F 1 Y' Nf '- 1 Si fx ' QZNL WJ X L ' ' Q 1 ,Of -155 X0 2 1- Girls' igaskethall 11111' girls 11111 11111 illl 1-X1-1-111-111 Ilaskc-1111111 1021111 1111s 11-111' 111 sp110 of 11 111-ing' 11- 111's1. 1.111-'1' S1-1111 111111 S1111 1M1111'1-1-13 1110 f111r11'11r11s, S1211'1'Cl1 1111'O11g11011t 1110 Sl 151111 111111 .XIIQIISTQI ,Xlll11'l1NVS 11111 1110 111-S1 11'111'k 1111 11111 111113011 gzuiio. T110 pros- 111-1s 1111' 1111- 111-X1 11-11' 11-111's 111111: 11rig111 219 111111-igli rc-111i11s 1111110116-11111' 1111-11- 11111111- 11-11111. L1'1'1' S1'11'1 1' SV11: M1111'11:1:1' A1'111's'r.1 Ax11111-:ws . J.x1'1q C1:11s1:1' . . . , D,11sY B.x1111'11:1,1, . . left forward right forward . . . center . . left guard . right guard 11'l11'l '1l 1111111 51-1111111 1111111 111'11-1' f'111',1' 11'i111 il s1-111'1- 111' 211 111 2-1 11111 1' 111 ' r- r, 'sq 11111' 111 1111- 111111- 111 -3-1 111 271 111'1-1' V1111111-1 11111 11111111g111'1-1' 11111111111 7 P1 11111 11 11'z1s111111'1111 1111- 11181 11111111-, 11'111111'11s1111, 11111 111111-1g'11 s 11111111111111a 111111 1 ' 1111 11- flllff' 1'l1'f11l'V 1111 111 111. , 1 H361 , F1 'W 1111 11 QQFKQ, mf-1 f. 1 , 7 1 1 01111 1111111711-11 T11-11 T' L1 - 1 Nval, 'nvs1.L:msvg ,s'n111,9 THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE 0116 Humlrml Tl11'Cc THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE 1 I fl Ref , H ' ff 'Q ,, 1 , 1'- ---Q: ' vh,P5 ' Onc Hzmclrecl Four : s - ' 3 , , M BASLJBALL TEA THE RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY-ONE ELIZABETH Buwlm Sponsor Bascbflll T cam One HumI1'cd Five 1 2. it TH E RATTLER NINETEEN TWENTY ONE i j 1 l ' ' ' W X Q- -'R' 0 7 1 '21 19 'X 1' Nfl Y ' gi ' -' 'mln Y 12 igasehall, 1920 HIC I3z1s11l1a1ll s1fz1s1111 fm' 11120 was 1111t il v111',v s11cQ0ssf11l 0111 Raleig 1,5 higgvst game was with .I11h11 Hz11'sl111ll High School of Hi1fl111111111 X 11g1111.1 XV1- lust this Q'illllC hy 21 S1111-11 of it to tt. l1'11i'l1-y. as pitchvi' 1hst1110111b1 1 nselt' fm' his S111-1111, 111111 .luv X111'w11111l for his g1'1111l hitting. 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ELIZA BET H SCOTT wav av 1 9 ' 0110 Hz1111I1'C1I T011 ni 111 1010301011rioxoioioioievim-zu1o1oio14i1o1uio1o1 zz-rua-api DARNELL 6: THOMAS NORTH CAROLINA'S OLDEST MUSIC HOUSE PIANOS - PLAYER P IANOS EVERYTHING MUSICAL A Poslal Will Bring Calalog ana' Terms II8 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, N. C. ini 1111411011111rioioioioioi 1 2 1 14:14:11viogoioioioi 3 vqno The Joke lilclifoi' muy work until His hzuids aufl liozicl are sore. But some poor fllI'lTl'1'7S surf- to say, Aw! Iwo lic-:ircl that lJU'l OI'Cli, it11010311101011rimvioiilinqbuiuiuinic xioiuinii 114 114 110301011 rin ROYAL BAKING COMPANY THE ELECTRIC BAKERY Qualify- Not Quanlily I09 South Wilmington Street 1 1mini:lc1ioi0i1r1nioiu1:ii 1iiuiaiiniuiuiciioimlin?ri 3 in You c-:ui always tell a Senior IIe's so serlutely flrossc-rl. You eau always fell fl Junior By the way he swells his c-host. You Cilll always ff-II EI Fri-sliuiziu, Ily his flllllfl looks, zuul You eau always in-Il a Sopliouioic, But you ezuuiot tc-Il him muc-h. 30 - BELK STORES - 30 30 - BELK STORES - 30 HUDSON 8: BELK COMPANY RALEIGH'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE W E L C O M E Y O U 30 - BELK STORES - 30 30 - BELK STORES - 30 linioiuiniuilrini 111101 ini 11111 11H1911xioiuiniz101030141 111311111111111311111i1111vi11i11111i1o:0 The Young Men's Christian Association OF RALEIGH IS YOURS I 133,il,zi?C?1Al QSM A --1zU1LT TO SERVE 2 11111111101111111ui11i111111u11 in111111101111u111iu11ri1111ri1131 Johnson Coal and lce Co. COAL - WOOD ICE-BRICK 109 W. Martin St. Phone 457 iu1ui01n11li11i1 in iuiuiniuimzo 11112 111 111111 111i1::r11311i1o,7 Commercial Printing Co. IINCORPOII.-YLICD1 PRINTING and BINDING RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 1113111011111111114120101111112113150 9 0.0 i vie11''1111011YZUZUCDHCDOZIPZI11111011054 1 1 Horton Motor Co. i HUDSON and ESSEX CARS I 1 1 Q World's largest selling ,Hne Cars H 0 - 1 Q Q ! g Q LET US RETOP AND i E i REPAINT YOUR CAR i 1 1 I g I2-I8 East Davie Street Q 0:0 0:0111 rinxinioioioiuil 131110 iodinicff Sir q1,vIll1!1l1'0Y CSCEIIIIIIIIQJ poetryj- ' ,, . - i 45111111 was 1111 2111211335110 foot, XVZlSl1,t i it, Mr. L':1S1S111? E 13111011 VV.-H01110, ho ought to Seo 11 E foot 11oc't1,11', with Illlyfllillg Iiko that. i Mr, C'11So11-'WV115' were you late to i 1'111Ss today? i Skinnoy XV.-NIQICZIIISC Class Started 1,101-0I'0 I got 11Q1'e.', ,xg1in1111D11iniu111i11i 1 1 111111103 2 Q Campbell-Warner Co. E 1 i MONUMENTS I 6 g f'EINIE'l'ICRY CTRBING-IRON FICNCING E i i Worl-tmunsliip 111111 matcrial 11111-X111-11111 E . 5 Forviun 111111 13111111-stic rn:1r1111-,gr:1111t1- i 6 8 Building: 1-stilnntcs furnished i Q ! Phone 1131 fOn car lineb i i 11-12 West S116-A RALEIGH, N. C. i 3 3 0:01ioi1vio5oZoi1 Z :11i11cD11aIs1m111i-0.0 NISITIIER D0 I uI Il'Glll2llI1 Saw- my 11110-i1111', S1111 1-1-iml AS T110 wziitc-1' lmrollgllt 1111- soup. Out on :1 St111'11 211111 1'1'1c'k11o111111 vozxst A W2l11'IIS 1111011011 the 111011. But fzithcr 11111111 not POIIIC that night ,Cause g1'2IllI11ll2l 111111 tho croup. Charles Lee Smith Howell L. Smith XVIII. Oliver Smith Pri-siclerit Sl'l'l'l't1lI'j' IIll'i'1lSlII'f'1' Edwards gl Broughton Printing Company RALEIGH, N. C. Printers, Publishers, Stationers Steel and Copper Plate Engravers-Manufacturers of Blank Books and Loose Leaf Systems of all kinds Engraved Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Visiting Cards Fine Monogram Stationery THE ONLY COMPLETELY EQUIPPED STEEL DIE AND COPPER PLATE ENC-RAVING PLANT IN NORTH CAROLINA I-Iigh Class Printing Artistic Catalogs, Booklets, Menus, Invitations, Stationery I-IALFTONES AND ETCI-IINGS CORRESPONDENCE INVITED ,Qniuiuinri 111111111rinioinininirozo 5 51111113111 1 i ! i RALEIGHS MODERN STUDIO I 2 i 1 : Ojicial Photographer ' 9, C S for The Ratilcr I ' 1 Q D. H. RAMSEY, . . Manager i I - o:01i1vi11ini11i11i 111 1 111311111311 . 13111 11.- 1'1'111111, 1 saw 111 1111? 1111111-1' X'1'SfI1l'C11l'V 111211 111C1'C1S 11 111w11 111 Musso- 1'11us11115 11111111111 for you. 1'1'1111o-4'11ow 11111-g 1111111 is it? 13111 H.-L'M111'1111,-11111111.M '1'1111 M1111- Qt C'O1l1'SU you 111111111- ST111111, 4,1C2l1', 111211 our 1'11g11g11111o111 1111181 111- 1111111 sec-1'Q1. 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Miss S111i111-f',X1'1- 11111111 illly ques- 111i111s 011 1'O1,1ilY7S 11ss1g1111111111 T, S1115' SOi.1HXvf'S, 11I21,2l1l1, 1111711211 is i1! ' Sign O11 21 1101151 sliop 111 Dll1'112l111I 1X1'1l1111' Xrilll 1-JO1'1l111lllCllC'11P1l1'. Say i1 wi111 11o11'111's.,' YD, N202 Q QUQUQ if Q Q Qniifisf Q T11iem's Department I Store C i I Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes 2 1 ! E Cor. Fayetteville and Davie Sts. I 0913010211i1li1li0i0iu111111i 310020 Q.QKMTIQUQUQUQUQUQUQKJQUQUQUQWQOO 5 i Q 3 5 STATIONERY ! Sporting Goods Fountain Pc-ns i Q Koclzrks, Loose-loaf noir'-books : I 4' . v ' - ' . 1 K ' - x Q ! I vciytlnng tor thc Office ' . - i IAS. E. Tl-IIEM 2 ! Boll Phone 135 RALEIGH, N. C. g . s Mr. Holl0r f'lVo will take several ficlfl trips wlnln tho trees begin to l0z1YQ.l' Bill Horlggws- Yes, ll notice they all l11lV0 trunks. Ono of tlic Scfliool Ninrrofls- Wl1nt is your fnvoritc- wilcl g2llllf'?ll Swell-t Sixtcvn fnncl iwvm' bm-n-l Yllllflfltllilllfl E l 5 VVhPn You Want the Bost in i FLOWERS, soo a , Q i O Q N ! - 1 i or Call Phone 149 i J. L. o'QU1NN E COMPANY i Ozmioimlioioiuiuiuillif1020341110:0 Brilyunt Frm-sli- Mr, llollw, flonlt nuts grow on trees ? Mr. liollor-l'YQs, C70l'lill1llX.ll YQ Brilyunt 01161-llwllill troe does tho clouglinut grow on, thou? Mr. 1iOll01'1ilCJl1 tlic 1DZ111l1 V, Son. The Wise Guy-'tVVln-n is inoney clzunp ll, The Simple Mug- lVl1en itls clue in tlie- niorning and mist in the Gren- ing. Yo f'lnun1nion liuslivtlmll Stair Kultur tlnl Virginia tripjrf Hili1'l'2lli, lJ1'0Zlli, lrrm-nk, on tliy voltl, grey stonvs, O soul lint you voulml larc-nk for forty ye-urs, :incl not lie :ls lirolicl :ls lllfllll lt' you c-nnlt lilllgll nt tln- jolim-s of this ngv, tlnin lilllglfll ut tlnl argl- ot tlnlso jokvs. ozwi minima?ricxiuiuiuiuioif1011021 i JOLLY-WYNNE Q g JEWELRY Co. 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Sc-11i411'-.Xll's lvvll That Ends VVCH, g'q0141ir1i41141ir1i 14 Q rirlinininiozo 2 l ! i Classy Clothes Nobby Hats 2 i Q Somclfzing New in Habcralaslrcry ' ! g THE vocUE Q Q 209 Fayetteville St. Raleigh, N. C. g I - -X jury l'0C'Cllllj' 1'0t111'1104l The follow- ing 011ligl1t4111111g 1'Q1'clict in Z1 111111'1le1' 441150: iulllllt jury are all of one 111i11d- l011l1bO1'ill'il.V lllSi111Cl7l Katie fO1'fl01'i1lg s11pplies for Cafe- llt1'iil3XilO'X'0S, and some 11z11'd-boiled l1Z11l1.M .5511 14rin111111191114131ioivininiwzb 6 i 1 1 C. H. sTEPHENsoN's ! ' l ! . C Var1ety Store g ZI4 South Wilmington Street ! g General Merchandise 3 i 0:01241 1 113 34213 3 iii 1 ilk? 311311020 in QUQUQOQKYQ!D4IQOQU-UQUHOQUQJOXQ 0:0021lQ1XQUQU-UQUQUQlIQUQUQUQUQI 5 i MISS Saldle M. Klng Lei Us Sell You Your Furnzlurc I I1 C 0 T130 1' LI t 1' il ' i and Sloves EXCLUSIVE IQEADY-T0-XYEAR g Q The A Izvryx Sllllldfllillfj New Q i Furniture Company und .rlllr41c'Ii1'c . i 123 Ftlyettovillc Sli. RAIACIGII, N. U. 5 Q T. E. GREEN, Secretary and Treasurer Q1lQUi0QUQUQUQllQUQlPQllQUQUQU.i. QQQIDUQUQUQIIQUQOQKIQUQUQOQK,QU QUQUQKIQUQUQUQ QHQUQUQKQUQUQUQUQCUQUQUQUQUQUQ Q Q QUQUQU- n it COAL AN D WOOD Elks' Building Phones 2l42-l l62 RALEIGH, N. C. QUQUQClfU6UQUQ4lQ0,UQCLQK QOQWSC Diff!YQUQUQUQUQUQ4IQUQUQUQUQUQ Original Electric Q Sample Shoe Store cgyixviil Sign 2 5 218 Soutli lYil111i11gl,011 St. 2 U , v rg 1 1 H0r1fIq1u17'!Cl'S ! i MLUQH1 wi L' for Ilfigh Srlmol Slzulcnlx i i i 3 .X Shoo Store with il, purpose to fit and Bell Phono 605 R0f1.'5o11:1lmlo Prices i . satisfy you first, lust, llllll :ill llic tiiuv. - I RALEIGI-PS YOUNG MEN'S STORE Offering Fashion Park Clollzes, Borsolino Hals Manhaffan Shirls K' JUST A LITTLE D1F1f1+:1cENT -- JUST A LITTLE BETTER 0 0.0 0:0 fo ! 3 4.4 10:4 ! 3 0.0 40:3 ! 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' With Its beautiful tona1 qua1ItIes, IS I used and endorsed by many artists Q as being pecu1iar1y fItted to accom- ! pany the voice. On the Concert A platform, or in the home, it insures i an air of distinction and represents i the ultimate in satisfaction. esse French 6: Sons Q Piano Company ! Name well known since I875 Qztriuiui 111 i 3 1111 1 iz i 1 11111 1 1 1 30211302-41101 infill: 1 1 li .30115111101011111I11Iiu1n11I11li1Ii1Q!Q 5 YOUNG si HUGHES g - I ! Sanitary Plumbers i l - 2 i Steam Fitters C I g Arcola Ho! Wafer Healing Q Bell Phone 309 l05 S. Wilmington St. g . - 0 4011010311111 1 i1xi1I1011Ii1Ii1vi1,9,' IIzIvc- you :my flesli-1-oloI'e1l srook- iII0's? asked il voive ovoi' the telo- P pliono. Yes, 1'Q1Jll01,l the weary szlleslmly C 'IVIIM do you wzmtg pink, yellow, or black T' 5 POWELL'S E g Walk-Over Boot Shop Q LADIES' FINE SHOES g AND HOSIERY i 4,01 3 i1r11Ii1Ii1ai1Ii1xi1Ii0111 110:01 Q RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA I - -o:oI11Iiu1o11I:o11riuiuiuinqmIqpozuozo p:gIm1n1o11I1u1111103n11Ii1I1n1n11o:o1 9:0 Powell 81 Powell 2 COAL 2 ICE 5 Ozbviui 1 I1 I11li0i1Ii01II11 3 1031 0:0 5:41111 10iu11I11Iiui1nioioiniuioi USURETY OF PURITYH WVHITBTS ICE CREAM MADE IN RALEIGH 0:02 1011101 Ii1I1u11x11I11r11r21Ii gtg1111011rio11111I1n1u101ni0i1ri The Yarborough B. II. GRIFFIN IIOTEI. Co., Props. B. H. GIIIFIPIN, I'I'esi1lr-III, RALEIGH, N. C. Raleiglfs Largcsi ana' Leaaling Hotel OIQIZUZUQUQUQ1xi1I11xi1Ii1r1ni1I1n1 fgwiniuir iuioitI11Iiui1ri1Iiu11I1 Thos. H. Briggs Sl Sons Baseball Goods Guns anal Sporling Gooals a Specially THE BIG HARDWARE MEN rfoxiuioi1I11Ii1ri1x11r1n11 12111111 vi 'miuinizni 11ri1I1011bi1I11r1010Z Wm, Heller 85 Co. THE FOOTERY SHOP AGENTS FO R, INDESTRUCTO TRUNKS 124 Fnyet-teville St. RALEIGH, N. C. 0:01011111111uio11l11mi1IZ1Iioi0i1Ii ,:, 111111, 9:9 111 1 o 0.01211 in 11411011 viuiuioiuiuim 13 112113113 2 QE PARK13R-HUNT12R REALTY Co. Buy your home fwiffz your ren! money FIRE INSURANCE CORRECTLY WRITTEN Q 0.012111 1 1 2 1 inrinriuiuiuiuiwrioir1011114rin-im1i01u141i13 i i ini inifrirriuiuiuiui 10101 111113111113111111411411n1u141ir11u1111m 102 DILLON SUPPLY COM PANY ' MACHINERY MILL SUPPLIES A THOROUGHLY MODERN MACHINE SHOP ALSO AN AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR SHOP I28 S. West Street in inicxioioiuirxiuir11 111 CD I i 2 irixi THAT HSFUL BOY! LI fz'fj1m1fi 1'4f rfz 1111105 '- I 1fh1fl'1. chiy 21 hoy 1111111 Ithg Ilis dog IVCIII 2, 4 I'I1IlQ The cIf1,Q,' 4sT:1IIecI 21 IIOII 1'-nf. 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Sho I1'lL'l'I To s11111'11. IIv 11'o11I4I11't Iisfon. Now I10 is Il01'11 A1111 she is IIISII. 1114130103411uil11uiuic1if11o10i iniuimxiuiuini 1 1 9 0.001411 311 1 mini itrtbuinini-1:10111-abt-14114mini:riuiuitliuitvioi it ioilozt g T. lVlARY,S SCHOOL Q . S g RALEIGH, N. C. Q i g For Girls and Young Wromefz - ! : FOR FULL INFORMATION APPLY TO REV. WARREN W. WAY, RECTOR g 0:0initliniuioitriuiuicriniuiuiuiuitbil:itriOi1xi:ri:11014rioiuqzfrrimxinzrrwbfo ,Quill 1 111 1 1 i 111 it ivioiniuini 3 1 1 i 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 10:0 o gHICKS-CRABTREE DRUG COMPANY , i FOR DRUG STORE GOODS AND : SODA FOUNTAIN DRINKS g Tucker Building Pharmacy-Wake Drug Store'-Uptown College Court ! l I utils YOUR CHOICE i 1- ! Owriiliimiriiriiiiiiiiliicbiiiiiiebiiiivbz O THE THOUBLES OF JONES CA f711'0f'-tlrf C'OIIl1'1I.If.5 Time: Ingersoll Time. Cl1i11'21CtC1'S f11lOStly bncll: Jones, NVife of 2lllO1'C'St1lil Jones, Oook for szune Minister, and last but not lc-:lst the Stezuu liollm- D1'ix'c-1'. P1'O4pe1'ty: Cl1H1'C'll, Stezuu liollc-1', Z11lCl Twll1'lllSl1lllgS for fl llouse. Act I Jones gets 1ua1'1'ierl to his wifeg Olltlllgll trouble for Ono net. lslrlf TI JO1lCS7S Cook quitsg ditto act one. 41lCIl Steam Roller runs over hint and has zu wrevkg ditto nets one and two. CClCllIl!flgC.S', cfzxg CllI'fllZ.l2t.D i COME TO 5 ,twain i . 0,0101 lil i XVI 0:0011 1 it 1020101111011rilliwzuioihnimlioillilliuioiniui li 0:0102 11: in 1 11 lioxuilwilngoxoioillinioiui1xioioioioiuioingx1:1 his l3FlRD,S Raleiglfs Busiest Department Store i Ure sell efUe1 y1ffzz'1zg fworzz for fess ! EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 208 208 Fayetteville se. An Ideal Examination 1. How old was LIOTIIIISOIEIII ou his 100th hirthchly? 2. What lllltiouzllity was I3islllzll'ek. the great GrC1'll1i1ll SHITCSIIIIIIIQ if el, How long' did the Thirty Years XVIII' lust? el. Nilllllx the two C'O1lll1Ql'iOS talking part ill the SPZIIITSII-.hIl1C1'iCZlll war. ' If I1 square is two feet long, how wide is it? J. G. If A equals B, what chores E13 equal? T. If you XVOIIT to the rllilwuy stzltioll and bought il tieket to Dl11'112l111, where iluhl you he going? A Q E DRINK' - 2 Z Z ! 5 6 i 2, E r D 5 j Z rfffpflf ,vofvf so 0 2 oo ' ? i I e A: - ,A Q ri 1111111 11:1 1 it-ioillininiuiuiflivin: 1 1 11111111 3 unpoilozc ioioiuiuioioz 1 mil 3 11. 2 lillialxoiuioioiuioi ni 1 will: 0:0 Q Q QI 1014029 10:0 10i41i01n101010i 101 311141 Z41if020Z0i11i0i11i4xiuinioiuirozm I-I. S. STQRR CQ. II6 W. Martin St. PRINTING OFFICE AND BANK SUPPLIES RUBBER STAMP MANUFACTURERS 0 1111 101:rioioiuiuiuioii inning' 1111 1itrioiuinioiuioiari 1011026 THE HIGHEST CLASS Suits, Cosfumes, Dresses, Skirfs and Wrllliflf Taylor Furnishing Co. Masonic Temple 0 101 3 101010101011 in 3 i 100.0 The house that makes home happyi' GOQDWIN-SMITH FURNITURE CQ. I2-4 E. Martin St. Raleigh, N. C. gllllllllu ai!-if!!-5' 11111131 1 1 101030301 31050 9 0.0134111111111rioicmiuizsiuirxiuiz Q 140.0 ,., 3103 5 W.E.MANNS1Co. 1 ,:,111111nq:0101o1u10:11:11111101111140 3 'CY JRINJR X'I'l IJ ! 5 IIN 1 , g Q GROCERIES 1 ! 5 ' Phones IOO and IOI II E. I-Iargett St. 2 izqninioilim11101011111 111011020 i ! l ':::14...,4 1 ' ,.,:..:,fSJ N - TT 1-w P H 1- :T-ESRTHLH 2 5 ll P A A X-1 n ff ' ' V- 1 3 ' fi' -1 'fi . ' f f A T- ff I 1 X P21 ll , kffx ,I ,, , 'CX'-x.3j'Q1 - 2 2 'W LEX11I J, f fs ' .fx . ' TL' 5 ggi'-:E -V, ' , SIXWI-XXX l rw : V 11 ,T 9- '- ,, 1 M51-5.11 if 'afvviffi' ' - ff f 1-fs-L B-SWE. 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E , ! ! ! g R31C1gh, C. g PHONE 95 NURSE REGISTRY - l , , 3 , Qzomiuim12114111riuiuiniuiul11 3410.0 0:01 341:13 iii 31301 ini 3134102 02.111411 in-11110111iui411I1ln211iui0i41111113113 riuiuimxisvimvicxilrilri 1101103 U THOMPSON SHOE COMPANY 1 1 ! 1 BELL PHONE 2123 Q Q ! g Wye fzbsolufcfy guarfzzziee fo gifve you the best for your money in ffze latest sfyles of footfweczr I i - g Your patronage SO11C1tCd, g1VC us 21 tr1a1 Q - ! I7 EAST MARTIN STREET 110 FAYETTEVILLE STREET - ! 1'1'u111w111: 1111 111-11s sit 111' sm-1? A1111 11111-11 111i'.V1l'l f'ilC'1i11llQ are they TZIYTIIL 411' 1'V1llgf 1'1'111'. M11I's1111 fgiviu 111 l1X2llll111f' of 11111111 w111st1'I1f'tioI1D-'41 1'c11110I111wI' 1':1-S:11'.1' ,1'11zx11-: 1'11lI41 Mr. l1+11'Sm1 Q 151-. 1 , ,gzaQ,,,L.,4Ew , ,N SPECIALIZING IN : 1. 'Ak THE. ' TS1 13 T 'Q SIQIWIIEJIYSIFIESE 1 SIZES i g I QS ' COAT SUITS, DRESSES AND i ! cnomnnrnncvromnuau .Ax ACCESSORIES 2 1,IlONl'l 22.50 209 FAYETTEVILIIIQ STREIILT i 641111151 in 11111114 11111 1 11 111 if 1 Z 1 111131 11101413113 1 1 11110111115 fo 1111i11iu111i411u1r1Z:Q:0 H O B B Y ' S TRANSFER i - 1' 11' ' - 1 M145 Itizuf 5111111-1111c1'x' 11111 1101 11-111 Light amllficavy i tc-1-111152 EV1111 t111- lwst l1I:1,x'1'1' 011 t111 tc 1111 1111111 Hlllllillg i 1111111 to miss 111'z1c'l'if'1- if I 111111 111111 tn 11111111 ' .' 7, ,,' : . Rtolmg H114 14111111155 I Mc1s11s- 1X1'e you IIIIIUIIQ 21110111 me, 1 lll FllI'Illtl11'C i Phone 476 116 E. Martin St. . Mini 1 1010111101030 MEREDITH COLLEGE For Young MIYOHZQIZ A.B. AND B.S. DEGREES AFTER FOUR YEARS UF C1'fJLLEGE XX ORE DIPLUMAS IN ART AND MUSIC For Crztulog Und I7lf07'I7Zllfl'07lf, apply in CHAS. E. BREWER., Presiflcnl, RALEIQII, ZYORTH C1110 111 il im1i11ir1i41111i11i413411111111021141i111u1r1iu2ui1 Lz1ti11 is 1'011g'I1, -XIIII 11211111 is tough, And I'vQ 112111 just 11b1111t Lutiu eiiougli. AII ure dezul who W111' 51111110 it, .XIIQI z11'Q fIe11rI who 1-wi' wrote it, As 1vi1I follow 2111 11110 1Ci11'll it. O11 blessed Death! KIIIIQV s111'1e 110 Q11 1-11 it. inioioinil iu1ui0i41iu1r1141141111 1111 i L. HOPKINS, Inc O. Ladies ' and Mzisses Hz'gh-Clczss Ready-fo-Uvear at Popular Prices 122 Fayetteville St. RALEIGH, 1141 LI NA N. 1111 1141111111111141ir1i41341ir111-lui:111111141111011liuioiuioiui 111102190-.I 9 ! THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND ENGINEERING l 'IR-c-I111if-:1.l 1'lill1I'fll1lOIl i11 .-Xg11'ir'11lt.111'Cg . i11 Civil, IflIef't.1'ir':1l, und M0eI11111ir':1l IQ11gi11Cc1ii11gLQ . i11 C'Ot,t.On BI:11111f:1r't.111'i11gL, Dyeing, and IIlCll15l1I'IiLl Cl1Q111ist1'y. i Address E. B. OWEN, Registrar, WEST RALEIGH, N. C. 1 13 1 141301010101113111411 1411111111 is1111ia1111i41i111m1in1111111 1 141050 11112 2 if12111113411111111413111113411ni41111111i11ii1io1111112111 1 111111103 PEACE INSTITUTE, Raleigh, N. C. Q l College Course. 2 Courses preparalory fo slanalarzl colleges. ! 3 Four years preparatory work. Diplomas awarded in Piano, Voice, Art, Expression and Home Economics i IVIISS MARY O. GRAHAM, President g 1 111119411111c11r1141ix1ir1i11in1 131024 2 C. R. BOONE 1 , Y , i l'1'Ol. Iiollc-1'- Wl1z1t OOIOI' IS Oxy- Gooal quality spells wha! Boone sellsn Elm' 47, ' , , i NX O IIQTT5' lI2l1ll'ciPIllli. l COME AND SEE i H H Y , , , IS ALL WE ASK 3 W lL'2If'l1Ol'fhArllI2ll IS the Ingliest lO1'1ll ! Oi :1111111z1l life? I .FITS-ll lllezlt-HA gi1'z1ffel'7 The De Luxe Clothier i if1111ioic11n1e1iu141i: 1 in 2110? 1 111137 111131 i i 3 1111 1131114020 ,zpi 111 i 1c11111l11u141141i 1 1 10:4 French I?rAUCIIEzTi1in and THE BLAND HOTEL Q Dyeing Comm? Q v. ST. CLOUD, Mgr. 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