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

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JEWELL DELOACH: Judy. we feel sure. will continue to exercise to the limit her every privilege. NINA EIDSON: This fair blond is deeply interested, we think. in one of our football stars. despite her disregard of his pleading glances. RUBY GRIFFIN: Ruby is ever ready to do her part in everything, and her friendly Ways have won many friends. ROY GOEN: Who could help loving this irresponsible, fun-loving. mischievous youth? We trust future cares will bear as lightly on his shoulders as those of school. LOUISE HENCELEY: See Louise, our secretary. for the correct pronunciation, meaning or spelling of a word, for she has a vocabulary almost equal to HDoc Webster's. MARY HEMPERLY: HChic is one of our talented readers and has won honors for Russell High in the District Meet. ELIZABETH HOLLUMS: Elizabeth is one of the bright stars in Latinealways faithful. cver knowing. May she preserve this diligence in years to come. MABEL HENSLEE: The whole Senior Class is indebted to Mabel for the entertainment she has given us With her clever readings. She, too, has won honors for R. H. S. in the Fifth District Meet. Paw Screutocn

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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

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LUCILE JONES: The Physics Class wishes Lucile great success in her effort to find her 'Jack to Physics. ELIZABETH MATTHEWS: Elizabethis chief occupation is keeping her hair curled. The results, however, justify the effort and the time spent. SALLIE PEARL MCDANIEL: USitting in the Corner is Sallie Pearl's favorite tune: it is especially fitting to sing it for her during Spanish class. LEROY MCKIBBEN: Meet HSonny Boy, the history star. It is rumored that this young gentleman makes a lengthy trip to Fairburn every moonlight night. MABEL NOLAN: Ambitious! We should say so, for she hopes to become a teacher of foreign language in her Alma Mater. LUCILE OWENS: Lucile. an expert diver in her studies, will have no difficulty in diving deeply into the worth while things of life. CLYDE PATTERSON, Treasurer: With her ability and perseverance, we may safely say that Clyde will some day realize hcr ambition of dancing with John Gilbert. LOUISE PERRY: Louiseis chief characteristic is her ability to eat in most any teacher's period. Among her favorite menus we find grapes, both fresh and dried. Puyc Emil H7011