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H SCRIBBLER RUBY ABERNATHY Persistent in duty, loyal to right. Faithful and kind in heart. These lines express Ruby exactly. She is faithful in all she undertakes. Ruby says very little, but when she does speak, great words flow from her lips. W e are all proud to call her our classmate, because she is a girl we enjoy. 11 she doesn’t write a French book, we'll be disappointed. CHARLES WILLARD President “A mind to conceive, a heart to resolve, and a hand to execute.” Behold our Senior Class President! During his sojourn at High School. Charlie has made a most commendable record in the class-room and on the athletic field. His attractive personality and ever-present sense of humor and perfect balance have made him popular with the faculty and students. His place will be hard to fill. CASWELL O HOBBS To thine ownself l c true; .Ind it must follow. .■Is the night the day. Thou can’sI not then be false to any man. Cas is the most looked-up-to fellow in our class. He carries his dignity six feet four (when better looking bodies are built, Fisher will huild them). He has no rival with the fair sex. He has shown his ability as a statesman in his speech on matching, in which he stressed the point, “Don’t do as I do, but do as I tell you.” JOHN STAPLES Secretary Here’s a heart for any fate. I his, ladies and gents, is none other than the famous Duck Soup,” he of the ruddy locks. John is especially well known in basketball circles, having been guard on our State championship team and one of the boys who made the trip to Chicago. As long as there are people in the world, Duck Soup will be popular. Of the Past—Mindful. Of the Present—Heedful. Of the Future—Hopeful. Jelly s diminutive stature does not keep him from being an ace at directing the maneuvers of the football team. Also he has a tendency to fall for the other sex. Whenever you need a good boss, call on Jel—“you can’t beat a ‘marine’!” G. L. STALLINGS Treasurer
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H SCRIBBLER JOSEPHINE ALLEN “Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. ' “Say. ‘Brilliantine,’ have you got your Physics?” You bet she lias! We all enjoy her “manners” in French class, and as for word battling in English class with Mary Agnes—well, we don't understand, that is all. May you be as successful in your other endeavors as you have been in these, Josephine. LOIS ALLEN “Everything comes to those who wait, so why hurry? The door opens, a voice calls, “Have you got your French?” It’s Lois. To see her laughing and joking, one would never dream that she took life seriously, hut she does—every now and then. But in any case, we are glad to have her a member of 4-E. HAYES ALMAN “Live and let live?' “Sheik” is the most prominent nick-name applied to this gentleman. We have heard the rumor of a “Chevie” being parked in Greenville, in front of a certain house. Perhaps that explains the title. Be this as it may, Hayes must study, for he always makes good marks. His pleasing personality has gained for him a great number of friends who wish him the best in life. CLARA ANDERSON A cheerful disposition is a fund of ready capital Clara does not have many rivals in the realm of sarcasm. On the basketball court, too, Clara is pretty sure to shine. Her size is no handicap, for she can surely get around. We all envy her her ability to get her lessons in one study hall. LOUISE ANDERSON “To have a friend—is to be one. Louise is such a comfort. We never could have done without her. She always has an encouraging word for us in our moments of doubt. Louise likes to go to the movies, and although she nearly always knows her lessons, she never lets them interfere with her good times.
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