Red Oak High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Red Oak, NC)

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Eighlccu l I I 1 1 Miss INEZ BOYD Honorary Member Miss Inez Boyd came here with a splendid record from Meredith College, having received an A. B. degree there. The second year she was here we chose her as our honorary member, and as she was so faithful to us we elected her again this year as our leader. She not only helps us in anything we undertake to do, but also sacrifices her valuable time for us. She deserves the credit for the success of this little book, the first of its kind in the history of the Red Oak High School. All members of the Class love her and feel sure that they have a leader of whom they should be proud indeed, Our good wishes will follow her wherever she goes.

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t E J ll: Qi sl . Q? k ,. .' '. t 5 ls lb 'I 1. at sa M Am' Rutter ARMSTRONG Mary Ruth is the type of girl that takes life and its trials in a very cheerful way. ln the classroom, or on the campus, she is always the same, never excited, although enthusiasm has its unit in the square of her person- ality. Her disposition is sweet, and she must keep her temper well under have never discovered it. ln she is very good: and, due nature and vivid imagination, Class Poet. May her future her past has been. cover, for we her class work to her poetical she was chosen be as bright as l.lLLl tc MA E COLEY Lillie May is one of our Seniors whom you have to know to appreciate for she is so quiet and unassumind that her many desirable char- acteristics are not clearly perceived by the casual observer. Althoufih she carries heavv work and is so conscientious that she is usually occupied with her lessons, she is never too class undertakes. Our best wishes follow her 'is she leaves our midst to pursue her course of imparting knowledfie to others. i 'r:'t'nI,i' .uw lit. . Here s to Mary. Il faithful :ind sincere mem- ber of the Senior Class! NVe all love er -'incl wish her the Greatest success wherever she goes. Mftry is 'ilways ready to enter into any- thinff the class undertakes, with the determina- tion to make it somethind worth while. She is a helpful friend who is willing to sacrifice her time for someone else. She never grum- bles at anythind but always tftkcs her fortune or misfortune in a calm way. We appreciate her loyalty and dependahility. !.. Z - gl E. Q li 'S 1 l 3 M xx .. , it . A h 1 r ' H fn R . . M ' ,Q f- ui , lt f i ,.,. 1 la t . it 1. P fi t I l l t K l l I 4 V J v .J at ' i 'f+ -- , 1 gg, ' . 1 if '1' .- a :Pr ,'f' yr P' iiglft '- busv to lend her support to an thinrf that the q -U 1 Y U 2l',V E s , ' t 713 r- jr 1 ill , iii .R fi I .ii . il