Russell High School - Pointer Yearbook (East Point, GA)

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Page CLARE ADAMS: We all wonder how one small head can hold the many things she knows. JOSEPH ADAMS: Joe's the lucky boyi For who manages to skip as many classes as he? KERMIT ALVERSON: Here is the boy whose lessons. we fear, do not worry him half as much as one fair Senior. HENRY ASKEW: Henry, we might say, is trying to solve the problem as to whether he has the ability of orating or not. We think that UOur Own Henry may be America's next HPatriek. JACK BROWN: HSuch beautiful curls. you say? Hush! Scandal whispers that they occupy most of his time. ALLEYNE BOYLE: Were it not for Alleyne the Seniors would surely be lost. Her mimicry and drollery have endeared her to all of us. EVELYN BROWN: Behold our little Gypsy: She hopes to grow some day. But we do not share her wish for we love her just as she is. JENNIE V. BREAZEALE: Jennie V.'s only regret is her inability to giggle in Mr. Lewis's class as she did in Mr. Bell's. Fifteen

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MOTTO: Work as though you were to live forever; live as though you were to die tomorrow. COLORS: Pink and green. FLOWER: Pink carnation. GLADYS MCWHORTER As our President, Gladys has led the Seniors successfully through all their undertakings. In every school activity she has been hSemper fldelis. HELEN YOUMANS Helen's popularity is shown at school by her numerous friends and abroad by the frat pins she sports. As our Vice-President she has been one of the leaders of the class. f1? MKS Pum' Fmtrlm'n

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IJANSY BUGG: Pansy, with her willing heart and friendly smile, can be depended on to do her level besti RANDOLPH COCHRAN: Hope still lives in HDoIph's heart that he will convince us some day that he has a girl somewhere. NELL COLE: Pretty and modest. sweet and gay, bright and jolly is Nell, Hour little girl. MARTHA CARMICHAEL: Martha lives by the old adage, HLittIe people should be seen and not heard. However, she for four years has been a great asset to the class. IRMA CARMICHAEL: When seeking the latest ways of reducing. see Irma. We hear that her highest ambition is to keep down to Hsummer weight. HAZEL CATO: Hazel is a great lover of travel and adventure. We think her highest hope is to cross the Canadian border. KATHERINE DAMON: HRed, our Editor-in-Chief. finds difEculty in finding time to do everything that Hjust has to be done ; but the class owes a lot to her pep and enthusiasm. MATTIE DAVIS: Mattie is diligently studying so that some day she may become an expert veterinarian. In the meantime she is making and keeping scores of friends. Puml NiJ-Im'u