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

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ALTONI REID Seldom has a student been so popular wrth hIs fellow students and had as many honors con ferred upon hIm as has Alton but such IS to be expected when we consIder hIs Bblllly hIs gentlemanly manners and hIs slncere endeavors to do hrs best In all he undertakes The fact that he was PresIdent of our Class durmg our Jumor year twrce Prestdent of the O Henry LIICTBTQ bocxety Edrtor In ChIefof lhe Red Oak Leaves together wrth scores of other honors proves hIs ewceptronal e'cecutIve a Ill! We feel sure that ll these same a lllth that wrll malt SELMA Roaauck Selma the shInIng star of our Class la lIked by all who know her hence the tItle he blggest flIrt not gamed by flIrtIng but In an effort to be a frlend to everyone She also galned the tltle of the most orlglnal Whlch we all agree IS rlghtfully hers We are proud of the fact that the author of such lIterary work as Selma s lb a member of our Class We look forward to her short stones lust as we look forward to readlng her books and stones In the years to come rwrrlly slr WILLIAM RICKS YVIllIam better known by hIs frIends as Jew has made a great record at Red Oak not only In books but In athletIcs as well study or sklp school Because of hIs good nature populartty scholarshlp and evecutrve abIlIty he was elected Presrdent of the Class Jew s black curly haIr and handsome face help hIm vamp all the grrls then he leaves them broken hearted for hIs cllmav You wnll never fmd a better frrend or sport than Jew No one who has known htm for any length of tIme has mrssed hearrng the Interest Ing account of hIs thrrllmg adyentures Out WVest . L : . ' - 1 . v . -N. , I v ' I . ' Y v . . Y . . . -. - . W. it Y . . .v ' A ' ' b'l' ' ' lf w ' qu l' ' ' -e his lite .I . . . ' Y . . r. ., - . h . .V ' O ' V He IS always ready for anythmg, whether to . , , . ., .,. - ' . . - .5 ,. . ,. , .. .. - , - - - - V 1 lr 1 ., ' . . '.W . , ' V .rt 1 I I ' 3. . . A5 . .. yy - , , . ' ,-

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