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SENIORS JACK ARNOLD Orchestra ‘30, ‘31 ; Band ‘30, ‘31 ; Hi-Lit-

MARY COSTANZC) Glee Club ‘28 ; Athenian Literary Society.

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IVIAI,J13E CROSS Girls’ Chorus ‘31 : Glee Club Play ‘31

CHARLES CARLo BEGLEY Vice—Prsident of Senior Class ; Football ‘30 ; Basketball ‘30, ‘31 ; “M Club ; Glee Club ‘2$, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 ; Orchestra ‘31 ; Band ‘31 : Glee Club Play ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 : Athen ian Literary Society : IIi-Y Club ; 4-Fl Club.

Athenian Literary Society ; Girls’ Reserye,

Hi-Lit-So ilOi11iCS Club,

JOEL 1T BJ(JGERSTAFF Football 31 ‘l” Club ; Glee Club ‘27, ‘28, ‘30, 31 : Orchestra ‘28 ; Draniatic Club Freshman Flay 27 : Glee Club Play ‘28, ‘30, ‘31 ; Hi-Lit-So : Hi-Y Club ; Senior Play.

ROBERT l. EASTON Basketball ‘29, ‘30, ‘,31 ; “M” Cluh ; Glee Club ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 Band ‘30, ‘31 : Glee Club Play ‘31 ; Hi-Lit-So ; Hi-Y Club.

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AZALEE ELY Glee Club ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 ; Glee Club Play ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 ; Girls’ Reserve ; Athenian

VIRGINiA BROu(;HT0N Glee Club ‘28 : Girls’ Chorus ‘31 Hi-LitSo, \Tice_Presiclent : Girls’ Reserye, Secre tarv ‘30.

(;EOR(;F: CAMPBELl. Football ‘20, ‘30 : Basketball ‘30, ‘31 : Club ; Athenian : Tli—Y Club.

RUBY CARR Glee Club ; Athenian Literary Senior Play.

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HAROLD DR MARCGS Hi-Lit-So ; ui-V Club.

WALTER BROWN Hi-Ut-So : Booster Staff ‘28, ‘29, 30, ‘31.

TIP BURCI{ETT Hi-Y Club ; 1-li-Lit-So : President Freshman Class.

MARY DAVIS Girls’ Reserve ;

Literary Society.

CURTIS FIX Football ‘30 : ‘M” Club : Glee Club ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 ; Glee C’luh Play ‘30, ‘31 ; Athen ian Literary Society ; Hi-V Club,

ItT, JAMES EDWARD EVANS President of Junior Class : Glee Club ‘28, ‘20, ‘30, ‘31 : Band ‘31 ; Hi-Lit-So; Who’s Who ; Hi-Y Club ; Senior Play.

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MARY EVANS Basketball ‘27, ‘28 ; Glee Club, ‘26, ‘27, ‘28 : Dramatic Club : Freshman Play ; Sopho

MARY ADA COLSON Glee Club ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 : Hi-Lit-So, Secretary and Treasurer ‘31 : Girls’ Reserve

more Play ; Athenian Literary Society; Cheer Leader ‘27 ; Tennis Team ; Booster Staff.

Senior Play.

PETE COLGAN President of Senior Class ; Football ‘28, ‘31 : Basketball ‘28 ; “It/I” Club ; \Vho’s \Vho; Booster Staff ‘28, ‘31 : Senior Play.

LOUISE FORRESTF.R Girls’ Glee Club ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 ; Athen ian Literary Society.

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PARALEE GIVENS Orchestra ‘28, ‘29 ; (;l Club 28 ; Athen ian Literary Society : Girls’ Reserve ; 4-Il Club.

AILON LINGAR harlan and Crooke High ; Football ‘30, ‘31 : “M” Club : Debating Team ‘31 Junior Play ; (;lce Club Play ‘30, ‘31 : President of Athenians \\Iios \Vho.

ChARLES ROBERT IIAYNES President of Juniur Class ‘29 : Football ‘29, 30 : (;lee Club ‘27, 28, ‘29. ‘31 Dra niatic Club : Freshman Play Athenian Lit— Hi- I (Jub; erarv Society ; \Vlios \Vlio (lce Club Play ‘28, ‘31.

MILDREI) TXON Glee Club ‘28. ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 ; Glee Club Athenian Literary Play ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 Society Girls’ Reserve.

RUTI-I (lee Club ‘30, 31 ; (ke Club Play ‘31 ; (irls’ Rcsrve.

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ANNA LITTLE (;lee Club ‘27, ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 Dramatic Club ; Freshman Play ; Athenian Literary Society : Girls’ Reserve.

L() LISE IR)E Glee Club ‘28, 29. ‘30, ‘31 : Basketball ‘30, ‘31 : i\1” Club ; Orchestra ‘28. ‘29, ‘3U, Band 31 ; Junior Play : (lee (‘lub ‘31 Play ‘30, ‘31 : Athenian Literary Society Oratorical Contest : Senior Play : Cheer T_eader 2c) Baiul Sponsor ‘31,

DONALD McALLIS1’ER Hi-Lit-So. ROY 0. MEYERS

MYRLE HUBBARD (lee Club ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 ; Basketball Club : Debating ‘Team ‘31 : Or‘30 : “M chestra ‘31 : Glee Club Play ‘30 ; Junior Play : Athenian Literary Society,

Hi-Lit-So. JACK MILLER Athenian Literary Society ; Hi-I Club.

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(;1)R(;IA Glee Club ‘28, (lee Club Play ‘28, ar’ Society ; Girls

1-IL’DDLESTON 30 : Girls’ Chorus ‘31 29, 31 ; Athenian LiterReserve.

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MARY PARKER HUTCIIESON Glee Club ‘28, 29, ‘30. ‘31 ; Junior Play (;lee Club Play ‘31 : Athenian Girls’ Reserve ; Booster Staff ‘31 Senior Play.

I\IARY SKEEN IvIOORE Basketball ‘30 ; (;lee (‘lob ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 Athenian Literary Society ; Girls’ Reserve ( ;lee Club Play ‘31 ; Senior Play.

FRANCES KILC’OYNE (;lee Club ‘28 ; Athenian Literary Society Who’s Who ; Glee Club Play ‘28, DONLEY A. LAMBERT Glee Club ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 : Glee Club Play ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 : Junior Play ; Athen ian Literary Society ; 4-H Club.

E1)TT}I ELIZABETH OWSLEY Glee Club ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 ; I-li-Lit-So Girls’ Reserve ; Vice President ‘30, Presi (lent ‘31.

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FRANK WELCH LEE Basketball ‘30. ‘31 ; ‘M Club ; Glee Club ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 Orchestra ‘31 ; Band ‘31 Freshman Play ; ;lec Club Play ‘31 ; Athen ian Literary Society : Who’s Who ; Hi-Y Club. “

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MARY JANE SIMPSON Girls’ Chorus ‘31 ; Glee Club Play ‘.31 H i-Lit-So. ALPHA SKAGGS Athenian Literary Society.

ELOISE REEVES Secretary of Freshman Class ; Treasurer of Junior Class ; Glee Club ‘28. ‘29, .30, ‘31 Hasketball ‘29, 30, ‘31, Captain 31 Club : Glee Club Plays ‘28, ‘30, ‘31 ; Athen ian Literary Society : \Vhos Who ; Girls’ Reserve ; Cheer Leader 29, ‘30 : Booster Staff ‘30, ‘31.

MABLE SLUS1-IF.R Girls’ Chorus ‘.30 ; Atlwnian Literary So— cietv.

LILLIAN SMITH Basketball ‘29, ‘30. ‘31, Captain ‘.30 ; “lvi” Club ; Glee Club ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, ‘.31 : Junior Play ; Athenian ; \Vho’s Who ; Girls’ Reserve ; Cheer Leader ‘29, ‘30 ; Booster Staff ‘.31 ; (;lee Club Play ‘.30. ‘31 ; Senior Play.

CHARLES C. ROGERS President of ‘M Club ; Football ‘2$, ‘29, ‘.30, ‘31 ; All-State Football ‘30, ‘31 ‘1 rack Throw Champion ‘30 : Hi-Lit—So ; Track lo’s \\ ho.

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JAMES ROUSEY Athenian Literary Society.

RALPH D. SNYDER Orchestra ‘30, ‘31 ; Band ‘30, ‘31 So ; Hi-Y Club.

1)B EIf ROL’ 1’L1 M” Club; Athenian Football ‘29, ‘30: Literary Society ; 4-H Club.

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SIRINGLEAF STANLEY Athenian Literary Society ; Ilonic nornics Club.

IR\VIN SAMPSON Football ‘30 : 1-li-Lit-So, President ; Hi-Y Club : Who’s Who.

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GENE SHARPE Glee Club ‘28, ‘29, ‘30 : Athenian Literarv Society : Who’s \Vho Glee Club Play ‘29, ‘30, ‘31 : Girls’ Reserve.

EDNA SHIPMAN Athenian Literary Society.

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ANNE \VALLS Athenian Literary S )clctv ; 1-Ionic Ect)— nofliiCS

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ORVILLE L. \VHITE \Tice_President of Junior (lass ; Football ‘30 “M” Club : Athenian Debating Team ho’s \Vhc); T ‘31 Oratorical Contest 31 ; \\ Booster Staff ‘30, 31.

RAYMOND T. WHITE Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Class Football ‘28, ‘29, ‘30, All-Conference ‘30 Basketball ‘29, 30, ‘31 ; ‘M’ Club : Freshnian Play.

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WIJJvIA WILLIAMSON Home EcuAthenian Literary Society fluflhiCS Club.

JOHN H. YEA(;ER, JR. (;Iee Club ‘27, ‘28. ‘29 ; Dramatic Club hi-Lit-So ; \Vho’s 27 : Freshman Play \Tho : Hi-V Club ; Tennis Team.

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Slicked back hair and flaring trousers.

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Girls’ Chorus The Glee (lU1)S have borne their usual interesting share in the year’s activities the annual (arol mervicc : a iusica1 coll]e(1y. Sonia, with the cast hea(le(l lY \Ii1drecl Prideniore an(l \erllon Ferre11. an(l a i\Iay concert. I n a(1(Iitinn \ fiddles— l)oro \vas entered in every vocal event iii the I )istrict Tournaiueiit at Pineville.

The s]Oists this veir were i\1 arv )sl onre and Joel Biggerstaff ; the girls trio, i\l arv i\ioore, Kathleeii \lleiider, and \fary Biggerstaff ; the boys llmrtet. Joel Riger— staff, D(rnar(l SParls. (iYLrles I Iavnes, and Stuart \ictor. The (lee (‘lubs arc still far fr()l 1)erfecti11. hut if “all there is to it is opening vnur imnith and Phifling voursel I inti-) it” there is still hope. “

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This Joint were run a Ia M. P. Hutcheson and Karl Marx.

Che frivolous flaunting femnies really felt favorably forced to forget fibberHabering with their fippant flamboyant flanies in the l)looni ‘ails.

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Dr. Doak ( Instructor in Bible Class ) : ‘‘\Ve will now read a chal)ter unison.”

J unior Evans : ‘‘Teil me is Unison in the (Did or New Testament ?“ I hear that Mr. Hamlet is going to try Charlie Haynes : lovin’ stuff.”

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Gene Sharpe is dead from the neck up.”

Bob Easton : \Ve]l, she can bury her head in my arms any time.”

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\Ve ever got the faculty into a truth party.

Gienna Begley : old nienu. huh ?“ Nell Richardson :

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Yeager : “\Vhat does President H onver (10 when he has indigestion Calls the Secretary of the Interior.”

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“1)ici the Indians have fraternities I suppose so, haven’t you heard of

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SENIOR EXAI\IIX;\T1()NS

(The following ar e samples of questions given in history, by l\Iiss Caldwell in psychology, i)y i\Iiss Tolman ; and in mathematics by I’d r. Campbell ) HISTORY : Trace the rise of the British Empire from the time of King Arthur to that of the preseiit King George V. explaining (a) how the influence of the i\I agna Charter on Disraeli was responsil)le for which war and ( Ii ) naming and discussing all importalit dates with the exception of those of Henry VIII. PSYCHOI)GY : Give in detail the reaction of the corpus collosum when stirntilatecl liv some outsi(le sensation (a) state explicitly the contrasting reactions received rlei you sit on a tack and, at the same time. some one scratches your l)ack and (h) Tlat is the “Pheripleal system.” memory. thinking. sensation, me— (Julia oblongata?

MATHEMATICS : If A plows a ilot of ground x rods sctuare in 54 days aiicl B working three miles to the m)rtheast plows a Plot of sandy soil rods long l)V Y I’O(lS square, with the aid of an extra horse, how long would it take C, who is just over the flu. to plow 1)0th PlotS of groun(l, using the formula )< + )<Z.j.

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Charlie Haynes (hands over her eyes) : “lf von cant guess who this is in three guesses, ‘iii going to kiss yoti.”

‘Jack Frost. I)avey Jones, Santa Claus.”

Kathleen :\llender : Eloise Reeves : “I wish God ha(l made nie a l)Oy Snooks \Vhite : “He did, Im lie.”

“\Vhat kind of marks (li(l Ed I)ance get Dan Colgan : “He said lie got “Suhniarine gra(les.

Dood : “What are they ?“ Dan : “Below C’s.’

Dood Sampson :

)ink toothbrush.”

Schultz (;il)son : “I’m worried ole nian. liii l)otherecl with 1 Jack ?d iller : “That’s nothing. I’m l)othered with l)ink elephant.’’ \Tary Evans :

\\Tliat ye ‘ritin.”

i\Iary Parker Hutcheson : “A Joke.” l\’Iary Evans : “Send him niy love.’’

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Calendar of Events 1930)31 SEPTEIvIBER: (Never welcome, lingering long).

2—The first day of school. The first sight of our new taskmaster.

17—The High School \Todvil ( sure I can spell better than that, that’s Mr. [lamlett’s idea.)

21—Girls’ Reserve party for Hi-Y. Fun for all!

25—The day we beat Corbin—rnv leather lungs and Rogers leather legs.

(Turkey and tummy ache.)

NOVEMBER 21-—The day ‘e heat Pineville. TFe band played all three tunes.

28—The clay we failed to heat Harlan. The hand played all three tunes.

DECEMBER : (\Vhcn \‘Jr. Riddle put on his red flannels.)

5—The Girls Reserve had a conference. \Vhat do women talk about in their gab fests anyway ?

12—Sophomore Play. Ask Mrs. Dickey where I put that piece of paper. If she don t know, it’s lost.

19. —The debaters went to Red Bird. Don’t confuse this with the day they quit talking about it. !9—Christmas vacation. Carol Service. Glee Club in nightgowns.

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(The month of colds, snivels, Vicks salve and New Year resolutions.)

1—-You have three guesses to answer this one.

5—The re-opening of school, putting your nose back on the grind stone.

9—The day the lads and lasses clad in shorts and their sweet dispositions battled and defeated ‘vVallins for the glory of old M. H. S. 13—The organization of the 4-H, big dirt and l)Otato mens (not to mention the ladies ) club.

23—” Sonia, words are too few

J ANUARY :

‘717

( The month of more colds, bigger and better holidays and the ground hog’s shadow.)

13—Another Pineville game, two more victories, two more alibis.

20—”M” Club organized. After all, why not?

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MARCH : ( The windy month,” so called on account of the drafts in the gym.)

5-6-7—Basketball Tournament at Harlan. Wefl, anyhow we won a moral victory and had a good excuse.

12—Musical preliminaries. This explains it all.

13—Junior play. “Yes, Yes, Go on.” Don’t bother to urge them, they did. Three whole acts of it.

27—Hi-V conference. Leslie Kearns chaperoned his cohorts to Berea.

28—Tournament at Pineville. Songs, music, and oratory. All for the prices of a dime, ladies, and I’m losing money.

APRIL : (April showers—go ahead and say it !)

17—The Senior play. “Unhand that girl, Sir Marmaduke, you cur-r-r!”

24—The literary contests. When M. H. S. goes intellectual, once a year.

MAY : (Flowers, flies, and fond farewells.)

1—The Glee Club concert. Painful Pattis and Boring Boris in embryo.

8—The Junior-Senior banquet—speeches, music, and little food. What’y think this is, a place to eat !

15—Oratorical contest. Once upon a time there were three hears, two went to the Oratorical.

X\That of the third?

16—Commencement—a quaint old High School custom, the annual tear fest.

22—The last day of school. I must change my necktie for the Alumni banquet.

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The book is finished, we joyfully throw aside our pencils and paper, grab our hats, and rush out into the glory of April sunlight. And then as we dash nad1y out of the building and start down the long, long, stairs, we iause and \‘Iay1)e it’s just the Springtime itself, or perhaps the sight of old High School, serene on her hill, but something has happened to make us feel more

turn.

For a moment we yield to revery, and think of the ha)py hours we have lingered on these very steps, regretfully remelYll)er our first irn pressions of “High School.” For the first time we realize the completeness of this parting, it is like leaving forever our dearest friend. But old High School serious, a little sad.

seems to smile as the sunlight flashes on the wifl(lOws. she seems to be saying e turn and hurry on doWn T “Goodbye and good luck.” The spell is broken. \\ the steps.

The clay and our work are ended and joyfully we run out into the

street, into the Avenue which is called Life.

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