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

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Paw GRACE PINYAN: Grace has often delighted us with her sweet music on the guitar, accompanied by her charming voice. We predict for her a brilliant future in the musical world. SALLIE RAMAGE: Sallie's enthusiasm has done much for girls' athletics in our school, and besides her Hrep in baskCt-ball. she possesses a score of friends. GERTRUDE RYAN: Gertrude is a fme example of a Senior student. She has never been known to miss a lesson. WILBURN SANDIFER: l'Well. I wasn't the only one talking. Hearing this brings visions of neat, lovable HBill. RACHEL STYLES: HCha is one of our twins. We have reason to be proud of her, for we are the only class in school that possesses a pair. RAYMOND STYLES: Raymond, our other twin, has proven himself an asset to the class and won a host of friends. We predict for him great success in the business world. RAY SAMMONS: Ray is not only 3 Geometry Hshatk, but also possesses great ability for making class posters, both humorous and serious. RUBY SUTTLES: 'lPee'Wee is an all-round musician. She plays well the piano, the violin, the saxophone. .Viuctm'n

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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

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FRANK SUTTLES: Frank's hobby is cutting classes; his chief retreat, the halls. Hunt him there, and avoid searching elsewhere, JOHN SUTTLES: HJOhnny astounds all of us with his iiunusual vocabulary. The class wonders what the source of his supply is. MYRA THOMPSON: Myra is a true friend and a loyal classmate. As center of the girls. basket-ball team, we agree with Mr. Lewis that she can't be beat. RUTH WOOTEN: HBreezy possesses great musical talent. Without her the Glee Club and the Orchestra would not be complete. GEORGE WILKIE: George is quiet: but Hstill water runs deep, and this is certainly true of George. JAMES YARBROUGH: James has various ambitions. He will doubtless settle on one and obtain Hher. RAYMOND YOUMANS: Captain Youmans has deftly guided us through the mazes of a football season and has, moreover, straightened out many a history tangle for his history class. LESLIE YEAST: Leslie. though accused of being clumsy, usually ngts there. whether it be in athletic 0r scholastic work. Puuc 'I'H'HI t1;