Roxboro High School - Rocket Yearbook (Roxboro, NC)

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AN Se) j ame e Ne QQ. WY ZZzZWasagzzzggs Z Z ROK LOG AAAS f mr — re ee | Z : Z Z Bo EZzA A. Bez Z es SS EDWIN -23- BERMAN R R-RI-RR- CLypE TRUMAN HALL “JOHNNY” . Member of Boys Athletic Club, ’22. . Member of W. W. L. S., 722. SPlunion play, 21. mcGlacs Poet, 522. Assistant Business Manager of “The Rocket,” ’22. mPPWDHe “Good natured Johnny’. That's what any- one who knows Clyde will say about him. Yes, he always carries that friendly smile which too often, especially in the school room, breaks out into a hearty laugh and gets “Johnny” into trouble. Clyde’s faults, however, are few. He lives up to the old saying, “work while you work and play while you play”; so we find him, while in school, studiously occupied with his books and he usually attains a high step on the stairway of his studies. Clyde is a true friend and companion too. “Enthusiasm is life lit up and shining”. Mary HatcHETT 1. Member of Wilson Literary Society, ’21. 2. Assistant Business Manager of “The Rocket,” ’22. Mary is a very attractive girl and greatly beloved by all her fellow students. Where- ever this girl is found there is sunshine also. She is modest and very quiet, speaking only when she has something to say. One never sees her idle. She is always faithful to her work and her friends. Though undecided as to her life work, we predict for her a suc- cessful future at whatever she strives to do, for Mary has that talent which never fails to apply itself. “Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace”. PAGE. FIFTEEN

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EDWIN EBERMAN, JR. Chairman Student Council, ’22. Member Athletic Club, ’20-’21-’22. Captain Second BeBe leanae 22 Treasurer Athletic Club, ’21. ihreasuner oi Glassuecle 22, Art Editor Annual, ’20-’21-’22. Marshal, ’21. ENS SS SS Edwin, familiarly known as ‘‘Nezar,” is the “particular star’? in the social firmament. He is our clever Art Editor, and besides being gifted in art, he is also a distinguished ladies’ man. But, besides all this, who knows but that back of his sparkling eyes he is dreaming great dreams and cherishing high ideals. For him we predict a successful career, “But there's more in me than thou under- stand’ st”, EDWIN: EBERMAN VR RoBERT BuRNS FEATHERSTON i Baskets allmiieams 222. 2. Wilson Literary Society, ’22. 3. Assistant Business Manager of ‘The Rocket,” ’22. Robert could be characterized as a jolly good tellow among the boys and girls of ‘22. Although not over fond of work, he manages to pass with the majority, much to his credit. All of the girls have found that he is a true and tried lover who can see charms in but “One.” Even yet the mention of Reidsville can make him miss an Algebra problem at the board. Robert is a boy with a bright mind and energetic step—two things that help in a life. ee Lucy’ looks a gallant, dashing beau, and with his looks is well content”. PAGE FOURTEEN

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W9ZZZ ‘ KON Y OpeLL M1IrcHELL 1. Member Wilson Literary Society. This is the silent girl of the graduating class. She is seldom heard but goes her way doing her duty faithfully. She has a sweet, simple and modest dignity; always smiling beneath her load. As she has gone on through High School with us she has won our best regards and before taking our parting steps we each bestow upon her our hearty wishes of success in the future. A girl of this type does not demand attention but attracts it by her unassuming manner. “Speech is silver but silence is gold”. GA will (sition ry —— f A “i EDWIN EBERMAN ELIZABETH FRANCES MASTEN il, Wiletaroxse On 1 ie}, Ieee, Ale Ala 22. 2. Secretary and Treasurer of Girls Ath- letic Club, ’20°21-’22. 3. Member W. W. L. S., 722: 4. Literary Editor of Annual, ’22. Elizabeth, with her ready smile and winning ways, has won for herself quite a host of friends among her classmates and indeed among the whole High School. She is a jolly good sport and her sunny disposition is never marred by the clouds of trouble. According to her present indications her future will be blissfully happy. “A girl with hair of ebony hue And with a heart both tried and true’. PAGE SIXTEEN