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

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NVELDON M.1.T'rHews Buck, as he is known to his companions, is a person of high ambition. He is one who shares sorrow with those who are sad and re- joices with those who are glad. The phrase, l can't, is not in his vocabulary: but the one, l'll try, is quite familiar. He has many friends at Red Oak and will make others wherever he goes. We are expecting great things from him. Someday we will be calling him Dr. Matthews instead of just, Buck, ESTELLE LAUGHTER Estelle is always willing and ready to do anything that is for the betterment ofthe Class, She is never found idle. lf she is not studying, she is reading some good book. Her winning personality makes her welcome everywhere. lf she posesses a temper, we have never dis- covered it. When around her, it is impossible for anyone to wear a long face, for with her jokes and laughter she drives the blues away. XVe predict a bright future for Estelle in what- ever line of work she chooses. LINDA GR.-xv MELTON Linda Gray has been with us only two years, but during that time she has meant a great deal to the Class. She studies and always works- not only to get high grades, but to really ac- complish something worth while. All who know her admire her on account of her splen- did qualities. The fact that she was voted the best all-round girl in high school proves that Linda Gray holds a high place in the esteem of her fellow students. VVe feel sure that suc- cess awaits her in whatever held of work she decides to enter. 1'wt'r1ly-jim'

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LINWOOD S'rURD1vANT Red has been with us for only one year, but has won many friends. Although Red is very much interested in athletics and is very successful along that line, he does not let it take all of his time from his school work. We shall follow him with interest as he pur- sues his course through college, and wish him the greatest success in whatever he undertakes. Lessna Rose Here's to Lessie, a pal good and true, who is always looking on the bright side of life. She never grumbles, but goes on and does her duty. Music is her hobby, and nothing gives her more pleasure than good music. She is always ready to do her part and help those in need. The fact that she has a prominent part in the Senior Play shows her ability. We, the Class of '24, have found her to be a true, honest, and loyal member. We are sure that she will find success wherever she goes. Lizzie TYSON Wherever you see Lizzie, she is always happy for her motto is, No need to worry. Her cheery smile and glad word leaves a happy feeling in the heart of everyone she meets. Even the very atmosphere around Lizzie seems to be filled with her quiet, attentive, and dignified manner. Her dignity, however, does not keep her from enjoying a good joke, even if it is on herself. Her sweet disposition has won for her a warm place in the hearts of her classmates. Twenty-xL'z'L'n