Burlington High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1928 volume:

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I .- 3 7 . , Q in-T' . fa The DO E-XVA 1?-I-,IA C li 1,2 5 mia ' - 11 ll , 4 4X lj , t , nf in s rl XVc, the editwrs uf the l'JmiANY1xIl-,l.xCK, express the sincere wish that nur work has prnclucefl 11 volume which serves you :ls Z1 scrap, hook in which yuu tincl strwefl the nmyt treziiurecl memories nl your schuul career, and that, in the lu- ture, it may recall tu you many tonml inenwrieb of ynur greatest adventure in life. May it so enthrall ymi that you will l--ng tu he nnce nmre anmng the ranks nt' scltrulars, tn play in their various sports, ancl enter their social life. NVQ tcel nu flrluht hut that this volume will :irouse within ywu :L great prirle fur ywur claw, and will induce you to lmvk fnrw1il'Fl eagerly tri gee if the SL1CCCCfll11Q class has filled your vacancy in such Il mun- nrr that they will not lower the slznlflarcls yrvu have set. T 1112 Iiiwnms. T111 il' Qi 6, o bl i? FOUR The DOE-'WAI-I-JACK SCHOOL LIN aToN HIGH BCR 'ro OUR MOTHERS XYIIO, HY THEIR UNSIELFISII LOVE AND SAC- RIFICE5 HAVE INS'l'lI.1.EIJ XYITIIIN US TIIE DESIRE TO LIVE CLEAN ANI! VROIJRESSIVE LIYES1 AVHUSE IQINIIAND I.UX'INl'I CARE HAS LED FS TH THE INJAI, WE IIAYE NHXY REACIIED1 AND XVIII! XYILI. LEAD US TO IPO GREATER AND IIE'l I'ER THINGS IN FUTURE LIFE, IVE RESPECTIFULLY ANI! AFITECTIUN- ATELY DEIIICATE TIIIS ANNUAL. f .. 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M 71 pil W A' Book IX. jokes and Ads vs In lb ll , S Y' I EX 1 it d QAM: 1 xk I 6 X m A if Fa 'Ii - I , - f-as , B B- - .- If '43 I ' 159' K . I My . 1 N LWQ X. , LH4. ' 'LA 1.2352 .. N 4. .l El . The DCE-XWAH-JACK -:FN XZ.. ' z'. t iiducatlonp .. -- -D' .'Y?. n ,. X .5- -gy., xg, ,., , if agfgeg R Q' JU? R r F .g.g,jf: .X '43-.Q , K ' N. M n N .E-1-QQVI' 61 - ,Q-.c:::.1C, a x 1 X xr N 2 -. Dncjfff? bfaonm. xg 1 , JD-Coobez? ' Mr df Q X AAR. -+'Y'r' ' . .m Xf,:- ' ' EIGHT The DOE-VVAH-JACK CHIQSTER C. H.KXX'IVlf'TlI rinlmlzirlli Bllflflljjlull CH-v Sr11fml.v. JOIN NINE FE N The DOE-XYAH-JACK akin 3' w I XYu.1.1.xx1 IJ. H,xLmue1c l'1'im'1'fv-rl Furlirzgtmr lliylz Srlnmlx, 1023 - llzc DOT XX KH I XQK 'A W -ww' ' T-'W Q -I' I' ' Alf: A N' H2155 Gewbmde 5hepafd4,i ' Ma.HLe1uaf,i55, f L X. ji :2aff55JzezaifzQZf10ff01zbQ,Q1f' X 'v jrarw . Jffznsoz fZl'7EfIOL.ZI7'7f'd!11lfZ, fWz'6fQG01azfz27 mu V ' Qcaezace . IZLEX The DOE-VVAH-JACK 772255 .ffrzzzztl Zvebsfer 522272 5 77? . E272 772235 lucy Giassod - Cf'7ZyZZ:5'fZ 102 72 Q 232222225 .. MW? ?7f'f2f2fQ21i2'22' .2 -1, F, .- -, ., 2- A IXXTIXL 2 7WZlS5RZlf1'Z Dailey 24,A A 2 2 77Zus2'c 77Zn 'MTD Wfzifacre Wzvirzcgbai .1- ' H255 R24272 Barbee 5 7Wwg6'c022ofz2zb5 FACULTY A 77221 ffizodesl I , 1777222252 ' - ffnzfzcs 71255 falzffz Coz ' Wiyszhzi 6a91c22f2'a2z . 05501226222 . 77Zf?2'ieffza2fzqq 2 Q-Q! Nw-K-X, ! A, 7 Hd 1,4 xwww S if Ml '9 Tin 'x lim - .255 fln 'Clif EW' S My We e ' .. Q 3, 9 1 Q01 II - - -'nz J N X . wsqn vy The DOE-XNAH-JACK XII 3 'f 9 1 375 A ll N ' till . F39 .- 4 , i E 3 W e :, OUR CLOCK Forwzu'nl, turn fngmrwarcl, O Time, iu your Hight Mako us all graduatcs just for a night. Old clrrck, tick on fur cuclless ticks nmrug Bring au cud to dull classes that born. Buzz out the call for thc mad rush to beans, Hastcn three-thirty-it's ages, it seems. Over thc school life your faithful watch keep. May we Seniors, like thcc, never idle nor sleep. ll iil1 ujmlnlfics to Elisulwth gl. Allan. illoltn: BU and B-YS Colors: Purple and Gold FUURTEI2 lflffzvur: Violet , CLASS OFFICERS Lum jones .,,,,,, .,,.... Klalry Joyce Brooks John Vernon .........., VValtc1' Sharpe ...., Null Bvuson ,,...,.,., Margarct Riddle ..,..,,, Kern LCC Thompson , , Alildrud Teague , ,, Martha Lou Strike, ,, N ....,...,,...P1'u.ri1fl'IlI ct'-l'r'l'.riz1'rl1I M....,....,.Svt'rvnrry .........YlI'L'tl5l!l'L'I' ......l-Iisrwciarz ............f'01'l .,.,,l'l'uf11vI PVnfvlzvtl'.S.v ....T4.'.rlulnV CuA1t1.15s Llzux JONES lIll,l,Y liullluniizui l.itur:iry Snciuty '2-l, Unyh' flluu Clulu '26, '27, lligh-X' f'luh '20, Truck 'll-:mi '14, '16, '27, 'Etta Filvnllnxll Squml '25, '26, '27: lhunl '27, '28, llrclwwtral '37, '28, Varsity lfuutlmll '27, '28, l'rc5im.luuL ui Bzuul '27, Manager uf Urchuslral '27, Blnnzigcr Truck Tumi '27, l':ipt:iiu nf C'l:Ns Truck '27, li':xpt:i1n url' Vlzlas Ynlluy- hnll '27, Prcsiflcnt of Vlass '17, '131 Manager uf lflauvl. '23, lllnurlgcr of Orcliestrzt '18. Luuu Ltntlcrtukcs cvurytliiug with in grunt :nnnuut nl t-ntliusiztsni :inul pep, anal :ilu'nyQ :icwxnplislwt wlmt ht- hegins. 1lARY Jorma Bttuolts Jun ia Alvin Liturary Society '25: Athletic Assucinti-Ju '25, Track 'Z5,,GlQe Flub '25, '26, '27, '2S: St-crqt:n'y,:i115l Treasurer Girls' Glu- Fluh 'ZS: Musquers '20-Q Xfice-Presr dent Stage Steppcrs Dramatic L'luh '27, Senior Dramatic Clulr 'ESQ Vicu'1 rusitlciu. Class '2S. Joyce is :1 wholc-suulcd girl with true-wrnnmnly qunlitius, Such n girl is hurrl to Iiufl, hut when tuunrl is more them urn-th the search, Imax lil-gxiex' Yi-gunox max 1'112N1m ' Tennis Team '26, '27, '23, Flaw Vnllcylmll '27, '23, Varsity B:x:f.ketlmll Sqund '27, '2N, Clues llnwelnull '27, '281 Class Baxeketlmll '27, '28, Class '1'rcnsurt-r '27, Fines Sec retary '2S, Vresirlunt uf Seninr llrsunutic ifluh '2X: Treasurer nf Senior lliAY Club '23, Athcumn l.itt-rzxry Society '25: School Mztrwliul '27. Here is :i rzirc fellow! llc guts lu tllr ti-It lvuliwc lit' stops, which uinlfui us furcnt-u thu! iu thc grunt' nt lilc- hc will ranch the highu-xt pcuk. lX'Ar.'r1zR E. Su.uu'E, lu. 1xmxK1zr Class 1'rt'Sinlcut '15, Freslnnzln liilitm' limit,-NY.xtt,l.xClt '25, Snlvlioimwe litlitor Dm:-Vl',xii-,lwcui '26, uruhsxtrfi '25, '26 '27 'W' Presiflclt of Urcln tri X R l 7 . , . , -t, - 1 Jw z . 3 null '-F-, '-6, '27, '23, Presirlent Literary Society '26, filler: Clulu '23, '1s4F.fl.f.i.- '1 '1 ' - , t .ill -J, ..6, -Sp Aasistuut Xlnunigcr '253 Mzuizuqur '26, Vnrsity Fuirtlvztll '25, Var-Qity Rnskcllraill '2b. '2S, Varsity Tennis- '26, '27, '28, 'l'r:tclf Squrul '26, '27. '1SZ Yursity Truck '27, '23, Clase Fuotlmll '28, Clnsi Basket- hxill '27, '28: Clase Trziclc '27, '18, Flzif-. Tennis '27, 228: - N ' -1- -1 this Xulleylmll -f, -Sz Chris Hnselmll '27, '28, Clnul hlnrslml '27, Athlt-tic Enlitnr D011-XYAu-,TACK '28, .-I: full of .ffvril ax flu' 111011111 nf lllayq :Yvt nm .rrr'i'lm.t, not fav guy: Rn! t1 raft' yuud jfvlluw 'z:'lxl.'u it fttllrcx in lwltlyf FRANKES IRENE .Atl.lIRlllIilE 1fR.xx K Rcznhng Cluh '28, Even tlmttgh lfrflulc vlitl nut juiu our claw until thiw year, she has wnu innuy friuuils both nxluwng tht- tqziulicrs :intl sttnlents. Fo ,te her going home from sclmol lmleu with bouks, one wuultl thxnk -Qlle wus cullcerwril only with lt:ssou5. hut nu closer zu:qttgt11itai1ue you will liml hcr :1 rcul girl, reavly for fun, N'f'?'4'i ' ' ri'- il -, ' ! LJ---' I ' 1 ,K 1-7 i i hr 1 G- 1 vf lf 49 i l.........2222.,- ,. ...b... ta f- f-fa' ,. ,J 2,2 i FIITTEEN SIXTEEN - 12- :T wif ,- fff37:f.-f7w?'i:' . .. .1y1...,,.3 pl., Z' Ez , 'ii 1:'f1ai.L'f 1 4 V :- 1 - :1ts1s .i LUTHER E. ATWATER, JR. ULUKEU Euphonian Literary Society '.Z5g Orchestra '25, '26: Science Club 'log President Scout Club '27: Vice-Presi- dent Science Cluh 'JSQ President Archery Club 'ESQ Tennis Team '27g Feature Editor of Doi:-WAH-JACK '28. Luke is zi gond all-round student. He excels in Arch- ery. He has nmny hohhies, especially carving and draw- ing. He is neat in appearance, with a pleasing smile and sunny disposition, which qualities have won for him an enviable plncu in the student body. NELL l3ENsoN NELL Pliilmnezin Literary Society 'ESQ Latin Club 'Z6p Science l luli 'log Art Club 'log Little Thvsatrc Dramatic Club '27g Reading Club 'Z83 Press Reporter of Senior Dramatic Club 'l8: Tennis Club '27, 'lSg Class Historian '35, '26, J7, AZS, Nell is one of the most capahlc members of our class. She is a hrilliant and conscientious student, but is never tim busy to lend a helping hand. XVhatever task presents itself, she is :ilu-ays ready. Hur success in life is assured. B1-:N soN I3 Lat' ic BExxiE Rand and Hrclwstra '25, '26, '27, '28, Manager oi llaslqethall '37, 'IRQ Assistant Manager of Track '.Z7: Man- ager of Track U83 Manager of Band '27g President of Hand 'l5: Yice-President of Orchestra 'ISQ Class Foot- ball '281 Mzirshal 'l7: Cheer Leader '.Z8g Class Cheer l.t'ader '38g lluinorous Editor of DoE-NNAH-,L-xcii U83 Class Volleyball 'J7g Football Squad '27, '2Sg Class Baseball '273 Athenian LitL'rary Society '25. Bennie is one nf the best sports wc have. He is al- ways giiotl-ii:iturcil and ready for inn. VVe wish him more success in lite than hc's had in French. Xl AIZEL IOLA BLANCHARD MoNK Tlesperiaii Literary Society 'ESQ Girls' Glee Club '25, 'lag Hiking Club 'Jig Athletic Association H253 Art Club '20, '27, Stage Stoppers Dramatic Club '265 Masquers '.I7g Latin Cluh 'JSQ Class Basketball '.?3. Mabel is diligent, faithful, and jolly. VVe sincerely hope that the future will bring to her the xnany good things she deserves. INA BANKS BOLAND BANKsY Phgilo Literary Society 'ZSQ Little Theatre Dramatic t'lub 'Brig Literary Club 'l6g Masqucrs H375 Girl Scouts 27: Critic of Le Cercle Francais 228. A quiet girl is always to be more admired than a noisy line. But with Banksy's meekness is mingled cheerful- uess. Altho' diligent in her school work, she is unselfish :ind willing to share her knowledge with others. Hidden under her golden locks is a storehouse. of wisdomg hence, the class of '28 is glad to claim her. Dmun' n Y Lovisia Buwmi N Ixo'l ' Girls' Athletic Associutiuu 'JSQ lliking tfluls 'JSC I'lY4llU Literary Society 'Jig Mnsqucrs Draixnzitlc Vlulm 'J61 Litcr- :iry Lights 'Jbg tiirl Scuuts 'l7q Stsigt- Stcllpers llrninntlc Clulr '.I7: Tennis L'lnl1 '273 Girls tilt-u Ululi 'JSI' lrcns- urcr Scninr Drziumtic t'lulJ 'ISQ Siizip-Slmt ltdrtur ul Duiz-XVAJi,,l.tck HIS, Vtlunlml thc class nf 'JR lic uiuulilutc witliunl Dot? Nu! llcr fun-lm-ing nziturc :xml sunny disliositiun lmrc lvecn :ui inspiration tu her clrissiuntvs, May tht-sc same luvzihlu traits hriug her success iu life, XVn.i.m M limi' M .fx N ullll.l.u Vice-President Fresluuziu Class 'l5: Stage Stcppcrs Drzuuntic Flul: '36, 'l7g Glcc Vlub '.!8. fl lwurt ax ruff, u llrurt ns kind, .-1 lrcurt as .round and frm' ' V :ls in Hn' rvlmli' tvurld than L'r1u.rt lrnd. ' l:I1.lzABE'rH hllI.LS BMTTLE Liz llusperiau Litcrairy Suciety 133: Stage Steppers Dru- nmtic Club '.Z6g tlirl Scuuts 'l7g B. ll. S. Druinntists H273 Treasurer ul' Le Ccrcle Frzincuis '37g Tvuuis Cluh 'J75 Seuiur Drzunzitic Cluli '18, Pussihly no tmits tif human chxirzuster are more :nlinired than suinvle lure :ind kindness, yet these :irc not the only ones Elizzilicth possesses. Her pup rind good-liunmr make her n frivririte. Liz lnzikes guml in everythin shc undvrtnkes :ind witlmut her the class of '28 wouiifl hu inctunplete. ANNIE Giiiwiujns BRuxvN1Nu J in M ir Alvin Liturziry Society 'ZSL Little Thuaitre Drxnufitic Flnln 1163 Dinlectic Literary Clnlr '26p li, H. S. Drzinizitists 127: B. H. S. Litcrziry Lights '273 Art Clnl: 'ESQ Seiuur Drzunntic Vlulr 128. It is said zi quiet person is more tn he :icluiircrl than :i noisy une. Gertrude is full of sunshine and always friendly to every one she. knows. XVe are prmirl tn claim her ns u mexuher uf the Senior Class. .-l mari' loyal lxrarf, a xtrmigcv- mind. .-I :mlrlur friund yan'll viczw- jimi. IYAOMI FRANCES BURKE PEGGY ll't' doubt nn! thu! fm- am' sn twin: Tlmrr mn.vt Im n rmlrlcr 'uufrlr lu du, Nxirunl is lil:-ssed lvy n good nature wliirli is nuvur all svnrcrl by clouds. Her friendliness, sincerity, :tml dt-tt-rf niimitirm mzikc liar the kind of at girl nue dues mit forget. Although slit' has nut linen with us during nll ilu: fuui years of her high sclnml course, we :ire prunvl in clriiin her as ours, Naomi, we know you will he ii secnml Flin'- ence Nightingale. Lv .- ir 1 5 I ...gig-.X T'-. , .K gf,.L,f1'+fag21 .QV-'12 V, ' xi Qui 1' e MXXR xXx-3 Yr. , A bt Q - -Q - :M SEYliX'l'lilCN t as V 1 ,- t I X X L , fy tr t. , ,VF - X X I ,.,gw. 7 , ' 5:5-g.b : f-252,23-Y ' 1 A X 74' 1 -I ff I 71.1-'1 ' f ' C '.sff 'A N.,-'L P L ,4t, L L-L, uffff' ' -fr if ' 1 l l 5 1 l 1 l i l t, t Q C -:I liItllllTl?l2N lKlAT1-ILEEN VEIGH CATES 'iK1TTY Masqucrs Dramatic Club '25, '26: Glee Club '25, '26, 7 7 '27, '28, Tennis '..7, '..El. liver since the clay that Kathleen entered our class four years ago she has been one of our most loyal and stead- fast members. Always with a cheerful smile and intel- lectual look, she has made countless numbers of friends throughout the entire student body. Suffice it to say that she will make a success in anything and everything she attempts. BIINWAL Cues 'itVALTER Alvin Literary Society '.ZSg Athletic Association '25l Hiking '25, Tennis '25, '26, '273 Basketball '26, Class Hockey '27g Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '26, '27g Art Flnb '26, '25, Rapporteur aux Journaux du Cercle Fran- cais '28, Literary Editor Dore-WAHVIACK '28. ltlinwal is one of the most popular members of our class, aml she will leave a place in the school that will not easily he tilleil, XVith her sunny disposition and charming personality shc will reach the stars, PAUL Eistmk -COBB HNUHBIN' Boys' Glue Club '26, '27, '28g Philosophical Science Vluli '26g Senior l'li'Y '27, '2Sg Class Volleyball '25, '26, '27, 'ZSQ Class lfaskutlmll '28, Class Marshal '2S. Nubbin would really bc. pretty tall if there were not so much of him turned up at the bottnm. Even as it iS, he represents six feet plus, and friendship that every one with whom hc crimes in Contact enjoys. Hu is at your service with his best, always. RIARTHA Lixnn CUBLE i'LADlllE llcsperian Literary Society '25: Athletic Association '25, Basketball '25, '26, '27, '28g Track '25, Treasurer of Literary Lights '26: Masquers '26, '27g Secretary of Mas- qucrs '27p Patrol Leader of Girl Scouts '27, Vice-Presb rlcnt Vlass '27g Archery Club '2Sg Vice-President Art Club '28, Martha is a girl who is always full of fun and pep. She is one of thc few who knnw how to study and have A g0orl time between times. VVithout her the class of '23 would have lacked giggles and nierriment, and athletics would have suffered, too. Snncwn R. DL'RH:XAl Senior Ili-Y '17, '13, trnr tnvrnl :lr nu! ro Im rtfigylml ugamxt thc rirlic: ol lin- mrllif' ELM 1514 Fa l'L'l'i l l'li Dialeetic Literary Club '26, Ellison Science Club '.I6L tl, Henry Reading Club '27, Class Baseball '27, '28. lilnier is a very quiet bny,.wlin has been a loyal invin- lver to the class nf '28 :luring the four years in lngli sclinul. May the best nf luck go with hun always! M aiu' Lo U Fouiaz M A N I.uU Hesperian Literary Suciety '25, Girls' Track 'l'eau1 '25, Secretary Dialectic Literary Society '26, Little Theatre Dramatic Club '26, Vice-Pix-sideilt Art Club '27, Stage Stepi-ers Dramatic Club '27, Archery Club '28, Seniur Dramatic Club '28, Class Basketball '27, '2S. Lon is a sunshine spreader and a friend maker. Her eharniing persnnality is one uf her greatest gifts. VVitIi hui' happy, carefree ways we are sure she will be a grcat success in life. Goml luck tu Lon! Pnvcm Lui-3 FONYILLE Athenian Literary Society '24, Secretary l-Inphnuian Literary Society '25g Hi-Y '24, '25, l-land '25, '26, '27, '281 Orchestra '25, '26, '37, '23, Football '24, '25, '26, Varsity Fnntball '15, 'l6. Pryor has spent only a part of his time with ns this year, so we fear his attention is clivirlerl between li. H. S. anrl the L'ntlertaking Establisliincntf' but he has been here ennngli for us tu feel sure he will undertake great things hereafter. VV. STAFFKIRU FusTEie Ulm., Excelsiun Literary Society '25, Dialectie Literary Cluh 'l6: Edisini Science Clnh 'ZEZ B. Il. S. Reading Club '23, Senior Hi'Y 'ltig Varsity Basketball '26, '27, '28, Class Basketball '27, '28g Baseball Manager '28, One Animm Many. Luenaa FERN GauR1soN FERNx ' Hesperian Literary Society '25, Girls' Track '25, Girls' Basketball '.'Z5g Girls' Glee Club '15, '26, '27, '28, Mas- quers Dramatic Club '27, Girl Scouts '27, 4There is not a vnnrc whole-Iiearteil girl in seluml than I'ern,4 She is happiest when making others happy. NYC are wishing anfl predicting for her :i bright future, 4-.2 '- ii f 7 Q 'limi' i ,clip 1 .. 1 . , N I NETICEX A I o-f V f 1 l 9 . .A IZ! Q '1'WEN'l'Y Simon A. GLENN Little Theatre Dramatic Club '27g Olympian Latin Club IES: B. H. S. Reading Club '28. Selma has been one of our most faithful memhers. She has put hcr whole heart in her work and has made many friends during her two years with us. These quali- ties would indicate a bright pathway in life for her. BENJAMIN L. Goonies UBI-:Nu Euphonian Literary Society '25p Boys' Track Team 'ZSQ Viiilliam J. Bryan Forensic Club '.Z5g Science Club '255 Literary Club 126: Scout Club '27g Track '26g Senior Hi-Y Club '28g Scicnce Club '28. Benjamin is the type of boy that we all stick by, for hc is :i true member of his class and his achievements are admirable if not conspicuous. His high school record is line and clean and we hope that he may go out into life and always keep such a record. V HARRISON Goomwt A N sun Philosophical Science Club '27: Reading Club '25g Base- ball '263 Secretary of Elisha Mitchell Science Club 'Z81 Class Second Critic '27, '2Bg Varsity Basketball '27, '28g Class Volleyball '27, '28: Class Track 'Z83 Class Basket- ball '27, '28g Captain Basketball '28g Art Club '26, Harrison not only excels as a basketball player, but. he stands out as a heart-breaker and can be seen at almost any time hauling girls around in his car. His motto is Never run after a girl, because they are like street cars, another one will be along in a minute. Anyhow he's a good fellow. , EVELYN NESBIT HA Nifokn .iNEB,. Varsity Basketball '26, '27, 'ZSQ Captain of Basketball '2Sg Girls' Track 'ESQ Tennis '26, 1273 Glee Club '25, '26, '27, 'JBQ Phalo Literary Society 'ZSQ Art Club '26: Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '27g Senior Dramatic Club '2B: Athletic Editor of DoE,WA1-I-Lick 'ZSQ Hockey Team 'ZEQ Athletic Association '25. Neb is a member dear to B. H. S. and to the class of '2S. She is a splendid all-round girl and a good sport, She never criticize.s another, but always finds something good to say about everyone. Because of her popularity, clear iudgment, and loyalty, she has made for herself an enviable place in B, H, S. BEULAH HENSLEQ' UBUICK Ali-in Literary Society '25: flirls' Athletic Assuciatiiu '251 Hiking '25g VVilliam I. Bryan Forensic Club '26g Stage Stcppers Dramatic Club '26g Masquers '27: B. H. S. Literary Lights '275 Art Club '2Sg Vice-President Latin Club X281 Representative Recitation Contest at Guilford '26. '27. Beulah can be quiet if it be. necessary, but she is :ready fm' fun when the occasion permits. She is faithful and thorough in any task set for her to perform. She has a host of friends among both teachers and pupils. ELlZABIETll DAl.li Hoizrviau . LIB Alvin Literary Society '25, Latin Club U55 Stage Step' pers Dramatic Club '26: B. ll. S. Drainatists 'J73 lritcr- ary Lights '.?7: Art Club '23, Herc's to Lib! Small in quantity, but great in quality! Her winning ways have won for her many friends, Be- cause of her charming personality, we are sure that hap- piness will always follow in her path. AN NIE Vinum IA I-loitxmt HiilNt2l'SR Girls' Glee Cluh '25, '26, '27, '28, Manztger Girls' lilec Club '285 Hesperian Literary Society '25, Girls' Basket- ball Squad '25, Girls' Track,'.25, Masquers Dramatic Club '26: Secretary U. llenry Reading Club '27g Treasurer Archery Club '28, Ginger is not only accrunplislietl in her work, particularly music, but also at making and keeping friends, Her cheerfulness and fun loving nature makes her popular among her associates. Enwixno W1N shawn HOHNER V nNL'Tl-1 Latin Club '26, Hi-Y '26, '27, 'llig Archery Club '281 Football '25g Class Football '27, '28, It has been said that the slowest are the surest, anfl we hold this to be true in Winstead's case. He is a friend to everyone, and may be depended upon to do what is right. VVinstead's training in motion picture showing under Mr. Dabbs has helped equip him materially im some other job of the same, kind. BLA NCHE IRE1.ANn HBABSU Philoxnenian Literary Society 'Jig Stage Steppers Dra- matic Club '26, Art Club '26: B, ll. S. Urainatists 'J7: Girl Scout Club '27, Senior Draiuatic '18, Art Club '.?N. Blanche is a jolly, sweet girl, :iuil full of lun, XN'lierever you see her you see a smile, for she carries one with hex always. Her pleasing personality has won nur une null friendship. Blzmcl1e's future prouiises to be uue nf xhe brightest, and our best wishes go with her. PERRY JONES CHIP Athenian Literary Society '25, Bauil '25, ljialectic Lit, erary Club '26, Edison Science Club '26: Varsity Football '26, '27, Varsity Tennis '16, 'JSQ Secretary B, H. 5. Dramatists '17, Treasurer B. H. S. Literary Lights '27Z Varsity Basketball '27, '28, Manager Tennis '28, Class Basketball '37, '28, Class Football 'l8. Chip is one nf our chief exhibitions in athletics. He enters into everything with the tletcrminatu+n to win. llc is a rare good fellow, and we are prnurl To claim hiin. ww TYVENTY-ONE 5------0 vm ' f I' f K f 'Z I' 1' ,' Q tfav V4 ,fvfi ff' f ff' QQ ' I l 'lf cus. ,E , l t TNYEN'l'Y-'l' WO 5 .iczifrfi-,,-, C- i ,ra 'f -fs 'fi 'Q f ' , .fa dai' , e f , . '-:-,.- . V Exgkgl. CATHERINE ELIZABETH KIRKLIAN i'KIRKY Alvin Literary Society '25, Girls' Athletic Association '25, Hiking Club '25, Tennis '25, '26, '27, '28, Little Theatre Dramatic Club '26, Dialectic Literary Society '26, Girl Scouts '27, B. I-I, S. Drainatists '27, Senior Drainatic Club '28, Girls' Glee Club '28, liirky is hright and attractive, this combination we all envy. She talks incessantly and would attempt to prove by argument that black was purple if she had made up hcr mind that it was. But beneath that jolly exterior lies a hidden power, and a great determination. VVe feel sure that she. will be successful. DXN'IUHT H11.Lis LANKFQRD BEEF Athenian Literary Society '24, Excelsior Literary So- ciety '25, Band '25, '26, '27, '28, Orchestra '25, '26, '27, '28, Class Volleyball '27, President Class '26, Varsity Football '26, '27, '28, Manager Orchestra '26, Assistant Manager Orchestra '27, Vice-President Band '2B. Dwight not only weighs about two hundred pounds, but he plays the biggest horn in the band, He has also -played a big part on our football team, and in other activities. He has a special line of bull and is a good fellow. VV 1I.Lm M LA SLE Y UBILL i Dialectic Literary Society '26, Euphaniau Literary Society '26, Edison Science Club '27, Football '26, AS- sistaut Editor-in-Chief of DOEVWAH-JACK '27, Class Mar- shal '27, First Critic Elisha Mitchell Science Club U73 President Elisha Mitchell Science Club '27, Second Critic Elisha Mitchell Science Club '28, Editor-in-Chief DOE- VVAii-JAcit '28, Boys' Glee Club '27, '28, Toastmaster Junior-Senior Banquet '27, Class Football '28, Class Base' hall '27, '28, Class Track '27, '28, Track '27, '.Z8. There are no ludicx left: I lzam' 'mi ull. CLiuut'E R. LONG S-HORTY Little Theatre Dramatic Club '27, Olympian Latin Club '23, Reading Club '28, The Silent is the most descriptive terin that Can be found for this big-hearted girl, who has an endearing manner toward all. May she have good luck at anything she attempts in life! CASPER lillOORE Lo Y nDINK-1 Class Baseball '24, '25, Excelsior Literary Society '25, Science Club '25, Varsity Baseball '26, '28, Track '26, '28, Band '26, Edison Science Club '26, Football '28, Elisha Mitchell Science Club '28, Reading Club '28, The world would be mine if I just had time to take care of it. 'Nutt' said. jon N Siifuu-iz Max' Jack Athenian Literary Society '25: Edison Science Club '20, Excelsinr Literary Society '26, '27g Critic Iiilison Science Club '.l6: Varsity Tennis '26, '27, '28, Basketball Squad '26, '27: Class Baseball '27, '28, Class Tennis '27, '2S: Class Football 'JSQ Critic Senior Dramatic Club '2S2 l'ritic Science fflub '2S. ,lack is a good fellow. No matter where hu guys his winning persnnality and happy smile always make him popular. .ANNIE ELIZABETH Nliliinxiix' Hour Pltalu Literary Society '25, Literary Lights '26: Mus- qucrs '26, U. Henry Literary Club 'SSL Press Reporter ut U. Henry Literary Club '28, Annie is sincere in work and in play, giving ber best in thought and in action. We can predict nothing but buc- cuss for a. girl of her character and ability. Fimxii NIITCHIELL u1cKEx ' Euplionian Literary Society '2Sg Science Club '26, Treasurer Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '26: Funtlvall Squad '26, '27g Tennis Squad '27, Elisha Mitchell Science Club '28, Seniur Dramatic Club '28, Vice-I'rt-sitlent Senior Dramatic Club '27: Class Volleyball Team '25, '26. '27, '28, Class Football '2S. Ilickcy is one of the Iinest boys nf thc class uf '28, lids one of thuse dependable members who is ready to Blu anything and everything which his class may ask nt llll. Elma M ILDRI-:n R loxrtzuixi iam' HBILLI' Girls' Glue l'lnb '25, '26, '2Sg Girls' Basketball Squad 'JSQ Philuinean Literary Society '25, Littli- Theatre Dra- matic Klub '26, Sacajawea Girl Scunt 'l'ruap '.17g Treas- urer of Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '.J7g Archery '2S. l2dna's chief ambitinn, we think, is to be a livin: Maker, but wherever she may be she will succeed. liilna is -naturally happy, lively, and carefree, which character- istics make her a favurite with her classmates. RICHARD KEITH Mouse sPaii14x ' .Varsity Baseball '25, '26, '27, '23, Yarsity Track '275 Class Baseball '25, '26, '27, 'JSQ Class Track '27, HIS: Senior Hx-Y '26, '27, '28. C nf'i'i1 x dart Hur ulrvady f'i'crt'i'il Spul'ky'.v limr'1. Tliurtfs nutlimg mms ta .my. . - 5-U I . --. 'i4 i. ' ' Idlmwf-. if all JEL rl Xxx Jn :A- x . I i fm wr ' Ll we f Vw' . fl av DIL-,,o.. Ck'L ,. f, '1 p iw-.J - lsevmi A 2 ll , i, JJ' fl,-,ss tr'-f t f i,.,.10 - r'Ii,V.,2 is ,hfiytvjwrr X- ,,. E w- A 4' y '7'Uf ' , ' 2 ,Etta-M-'Ls i X , I ,H , ' i l ..s.....ll 'i'l2N'l'Y-'l'llRlTl7 4 , -E 7 1 1 ra 'sl .44 1 . ,L .4 - ,,f.4,A. , J I ,Qu -A J b,,,xLf ,D 1 ,,,,,.,fi-PI f 4, , X , i 1 ,af ' f IZ ,-, , 1 J af 'NYE N TY-FOUR 1 M-- 1 - . I .LQ-.1 XYIRGINIA hl0RTON 'KGINGERH Pliiloinezui Literary Society 'ZSQ Girls' Glee Club 'Z6. '27, 283 Little Theatre Dramatic Cluh 'Z6g Senior Dra- matic Club 'llig Girls' Hockey Squad 'ZBQ Basketball '2S. Thcre's soniething nice :Ilmut everyone, hut there's everything nice about Ginger. She always has a smile un her face that brings cheer to everyone. FRANK M. MIISER RciIiIEo Boy Scout Club 'Z7g President of Little Theatre Drae matic Club '27g Track Team '273 Archery Club 'QSC Senior Dramatic Club 128. Frank has not been in B. H. S. long. but he will remain lung in the hearts of the buys and girls, because of his high stanfizirfls and splendid qualities. He is a happy-gm lucky li-ly who has been very benelicial to his class. SARAH FRANCES hlIYRRAY s.1.MMx ' Phziln Literary Snciety '25: Secretary nf Masqners 'JSC Girls' Glcc Club '16, '27, 'ZSQ Assistant Manager Girls' Glee Cluli '28, YiceAPresident Class '261 Stage Steppers Drznnatic Cluli '27g Secretary ut' Archery Cluh 285 Var- sity Tennis '26, '17, 'ZBQ Manager of Tennis '27Z As- sistzint Business Manager of lJfiE-NVAIIAJACK '28, Laughter anil sunshine zilxvziys follow Sara. Sara tiever gives up, she's industrious and dependable. Her pleasing persmifility has nun fur her love and friendship. GI:oRGIIi XIIOLA PETTY GEORGE 0, llcnry Literary Vluli 2285 Reailing Club '28, In the fzill tif 'J7 Georgia cast in her lot with :he class nf '2S. She slnuveil herself a friend, :uni indeed, an Zlsstl tn her class. Her sunny disposition, her unselhshness, :Incl her attractiveness have rcvealetl her lovely character. Vi'e preilict for her a bright and happy future. FRANCES RoAt'H PRITTHETT V 'IFRANKIEU llcsperian Literary Society 'ZSQ Girls' Glee Club '26, 'ESQ Literary Club 2279 Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '27, Rczitling Club 'JS. XYhu lint Frances possesses :I disposition so friendly :Intl whole heartedly genuine? She is gentle and kind, :ind is likeil hy all her classmates. She likes to have a gninl time anti is the he-st kind vt' pal. llama.-xiei:T Lntnsia Rmnua m.xr:nil-: Critic Pliilmiu-:iii l.itcrary Swrit-ty '15, Trnnis '25, 'lin '37, '13, Class llaskutball '17, '23, Hiking '25, Athlctic Association '253 llnckey '17, Stage Stupimiw. Draxnaln' Club '.Z6g Latin Club 'l6g B. ll. S. Draiuatists '27, tiirl Scouts '17, Lt- Sccrctrure ilu Vcrcle lfranuaix '38, l'r1-w Reporter Senior llraniatic flnlu UT: flaw Ilistoriau 'Jil Class Poet '28, Like the wolnlvrfnl 'ixnublinss Shay hlargarct is gmt as strung in unc pnint as another, and has always been one of our must popular members. lt' ihe thinki as nincli nt us as we think of her, we surely ilu feel Hatu-rt-il. liLIzAuE'i'11 Romans ULIB Hesperian Literary Society '35, Girls' fllrc Club '25, 'lbi Latin Club '26: Masqucrs '37, Sccretziry nf Art Llub '28, Le Cerulc Francais '128. , As Lib is one nf the. friendliest girls in our clash, she is liked by both thu pupils nnfl tuacliers. She is a guru! gtudent :md lcavex a rccnrfl that zmynin' would be pr--inl to claim. VVILLIE Manu: S.ua'r1N ..BILL.. Reatling Club 228. Here'S to Bill, a jolly niunilner of thc Class of '28 She is a true. friend, a real pal, and ri gnml slmrt. Tin- height of her ambition is tn be a teacher, :intl sho is working hard towaril this goal, We ln-Iievu she haw a splenrliwl future, antl we expert In hear nnn-li of her grvai acliicvenieiits in the tielil of teaching. NANNIE Lovlsl-i Sl'n'l r SQl'lfliZlfIt Plialn Literary Snciety 'ZS' l'liilnsnphn'al Science t'luI. '26, Art Klub '26, '27, '28, 'l'i't-amrer nl Hn-l Stunts U71 Secretary of Girl Scouts '.lS. Louise is a knul, quiet, and gi-ntle girl, Through ln-r ammble ways she has won many friemla llurmz her mn- journ in li, H. S. VYitli her dcternnnatluu slit is sure to obtain success in whatever she undertakes. XVILLI.-X M LEU S Hnrrfxm: BILL Athenian Literary Society '14, Glee t'lnlu 'log 'l'r.irk '25, '26, '27, '28, Band '26, '27, '18, Uiclicstra '10, '27, '.28. ' ' VVith0ut Hill, thc Senior lqlass would ft-cl a great lou, His clean, wholesonie way in athletics :mil frlnml life Imax won for hini a hugh place 'in thc hearts of Inn irmulx. -fi Q.: Q4 n su. NIP fx A i 7' Q U hjrfg- Q efur-L, , ,U 1,- 1 K 'X in 'Q -npr.. Gb li NTY-l lVli t I r7 -'l----- we 5' 4 ii X jyfi . fer S Tv' V ... 1 f :rf rr . lun, Xfire sus., ,X A H1 .Lil I f'-J-- AJ V'-J, , J gf, - , l iw' 4 -' V - 'TRVENIQ'-SIX ,SDK NVAYNE SPOON -Euphonian Literary 'Society '24, Excelsior Literary So- ciety '25g Boys' Glec Club '25, '26, '27, '28g Senior Hi-Y Club '27. VVayne, as everyone knows, is a very stuclious boy who wnrks hard on his lessons. Ile is a quiet boy and a loyal stuilcnt to Burlington High Schuul. ERYI N BRUCE STA NFIELU Lancer Reading Club '25, '27: NV. I. Hryan Forensic Club '26: Edison Science. Club '26: Elisha Mitchell Science Club 'J81 Senior Dramatic Club 218: Second Censor uf Senior Dralnatic Club '28: Class Volleyball '2S. Pilot is a cheerful young larl who has made many friends during his font: successful years in B. H. S. He has inatle the First fuur steps in climbing the ladder of Fame. successfully, and he will make the rest. Pilot has many friends who will miss him when he leaves nld B. H. S. NLARTHA Lou S'ruKEs MA1ecE Class Treasurer 'ISL Press Reporter Phaln Literary Society '25g Girls' Athletic Association '25g Hiking 'ZSQ Press Reporter Little Theatre Dramatic Club '26g Press Reporter Dialectic Literary Club '26g Tennis '25, '26, '27, '28: Class Basketball '27, '28, Class Hockey '28, Class Secretary '27q Girl Scout Corporal '27g Treasurer B. H. S. ltramatists '27: 't'ice-Presi4.le.nt Le Cerclc Francais '28g Secretary Le Cercle Francais '2S: Secretary Senior Dra- matic Club '2S: Class Testatm' '2S. Her usual quiet antl unassuming manner tends to fool une into believing that she sees only the serious side of life, but in reality, Martha Lau is a combination ot gentle dignity anal genial good humor. JAMES V, SULLIVAN 'ijlltl Mus Excelsior Literary Society '2S: Band '25g Science Club '26: Wlilliaxn J. Bryan Forensic Club '261 Stage Steppers Dramatic Clnli '27g Seninr Dramatic Club '2S: Secretary Science Club '2Sg Second Cens-n' Dramatic Club '28. Jinfs attractive personality has been an important addi- tiun to the class uf 'lS. His popularity, both among the sturlents and faculty, shows that he is a boy of high ideals and pleasant disposition. NVe feel sure. that the future hultls much in store for him. h'lILDRliD BANKs TEAGUE TIG Girls' Athletic Association 'ZSQ Hiking Club '25g Alvin Literary Society '25, Masquers Dramatic Club '26g Girls' tilee Club '26, '28g Vice-President B. H. S, Dramatists '27, Girl Scouts Club '27: Tennis Club '27, Senior Dra- matic Club 'ZSQ Class Basketball '27, '28, Class and Var- sity Hockey '2S: Class Pruphetess '2S. Here she is! Full of fun, bubbling over with spirits! Tig's sunny smile and disposition have won for her friends as numerous as the stars. She leaves a gap in school circles that will not soon lic killed. but we are sure that she will make for herself a, niche wherever she may go. KERN Li-:E T no M t'soN .i ,n lx President of Freshman Class '24, Treasurer nf Athenian Literary Society '24, Buys' Glee Vlnb '24, '27, '28, SCC- retary of Excelsiur Literary Snciety '25, l'r1.-sirlent uf De- bating t'lnb '26, Assistant Business Manager uf Drna-VY1ui- ,lack '26, Dialectit: Literary Sncicty '26, YicefPresiilcnt of Senior Class '27, Business Manager of 1JuisfW'A1t-,lack '27, President nf U. Il. S. llrznnatists '27, Baseball Squad '26, '28, Manager of Baseball '28, Varsity Football '2S. '26, '27, Varsity Basketball '25, '26, '27, '28, Criptm ut Basketball '27, Class Baseball '25, '26, '27, '28, Class Volleyball '26, '27, '28, Tennis '27, Track '27, '23, Chief Marshal '26, President nf Senior Drainatics '27, President of Elisha Mitchell Science Club '28, Class Prophet '28, Press Reporter Elisha Mitchell Science Club and Senior Dramatics '28. .-Ind :till Hn' 'wurtder Uroztfs Tlml urn' xmnll limtl can furry all lu' k1l0'mJ. RIABEI. '1-'HORNHL'RG Hespcrian Literary Society '25, Latin Club '26, Literary Cluh '26, '27, Little Theatre Drzunatic Club '27, B, ll. S. Reading Club '28, Olympian Latin Club '28. Never did H. H. S. have. a inure loyal student than Mabel. No task is too lowly for her to perform faithfully and well. From the Derseverancv: and steatlfastncss which she has shown in high school, we can foresee a successful future: for her, HER MAN N. TRLIITT s1uART Athenian Literary Society '25, VVilli:un J, Bryan Foren- sic Club '26, Senior Hi-Y Club '26, '27, '28, President Senior Hi-Y Club '26, '27, '23, Varsity Football '273 President Le Cercle Francais '28, Long may wr jnifrricy Iicfurv nu- jimi ,-lzmtlxvr xo unruly ur .rn kirid Tuoiuas G. TYFON Tom Art Club '26, '27, Latin Clnh '27, T. A. E. Reading Club '27, Reading Club '28. Thomas is a friend indeed and also a friend in need. MARGARET C0NsTANt'iz XVALKITR Flour I Hesperian Literary Society '25, Basketball '25, Little Theatre Dramatic Club '26, Girls' Glee Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Stage Steppt-rs Dramatic Club '27, Archery Club '28, Pigtly is a jnlly and good alI'mnnd girl, loved by all her classmates, Her happy dispnsition, merry laugh, :ind winning snnlc have made for her a place in high school. Good luck to Margaret always, and may shi: win the world as she has conquered B. H. S. ,V--Y,-ef - ,P , X U i J L. l l ' , ' ' Yj f 5,31-5 e ' . 5, 'Ig ,-13:1-ffQ. ' - , fn VN-f 4- ' 'K , . i,A.-- 1 45, . ,Q Y Je 2' . L,' aff! .pd-S F QLAJGLJL f if Cf'xxi'll' Ll-Mn'-L 1' 'K 1 'I L f ,J L . 'li XY lCN'l'Y'-ISIC l l'l' ff:3?f 'Z7 W , ,7,,.,,G. .- -. 'M ,', ' N -,fx , . 9' t 7, ,.. 4 f .32 ,gy , 15,7 .1 . X F3 73:3 ' -.-,f .:' 'L .f':. 'V421 ' '?-feb. Pr' ' 4 is , l ,lizxxni FR.-xxcis Vl'AL'ruks J 11:1-'i- ' l'l1nIri Literary Snciety '25: Literary Lights '26g Latin t'lnlu 'log B. ll. 5. Drzimntiets '27, B. ll. S. Literary Lxghtia 'Z73 'l'rt-:iaurcr of Art Club '18, Le Cercle I-'ran' unix 'ISQ Tennis fluh '25, '26, '27, '28. ,lt-lT's jolly ways and cheerful smile have been zi great inspiraitiun in the clash of '.Z8. If the top in life zu- 5he han been in high sclmol, she will surely ln: successful. she is xilwxiys as near Vlt'lI.liT NIAGHALENE XVA1ni 'I'liD'l Iluwperizui Literary Society 'Jig Girl! Clee Club '26, '27, 'JS-3 Art Club 'Zag Little Tlieatre Dramatic Club '27L Senior Dramatic Club '28, Yiulet is ililigcnt, faithful, and jolly, with always a wiriauine smile for everyone. Because nf her steadfastness nt' purpose anrl her ability in music, as in nther branches, ut wnrk, the lhirlmr uf succws will surely he her haven. AL1c'i-1 XVEST 1-mmm llzixketlmll Squad '25, '26, '27, '29, Mxinnger Basketball YR: Trzick US: Alvin Litifrary Society '.ZSg Literary Lights '263 Mnsqtiera '263 Girl Scouts '273 Seni0r'Dra- nmtic Club '283 Athletic Association '25, Class Hockey '28, l'enr1n hzu her wagon hitclicd to a star :ind the word 'ltixipnssilwltf' 4l4iewn't even furnish ri bump in the Sure rnrnl tu succtws. l'enria, we bale tn luse you, :incl the best wish that we erin tiller is that y-fur future life will be as xiicctfexfiil :is your H. H. S. career. Nl-1I.I.IE Kline Xl'H1T'rE1i xi-:1.i.iE lritic of Pliiliniiczin Literary Society '25: Hiking '251 tiirls' Athletic .-hwuizition '25, '26: Critic of Stage Step- ln-rx llrziinatic l'lnl: '26, Latin flnb '2b: Tennis '25, '26. '27, '2Ng Clan llnclwy '27g Il. li. S. Drunizitista '273 Scu- vctziry Llturairy Iilnlr '27: Viet' President Le Cercle Fran- rziia '2N. XYIIU has :i inure lovable clialiositiiixl than Nellie Nate' llex' gentle manner :mil sincere waiyb have tvun for her at number of frienil: :nnung the high scliniil ntudeuts. All wlm know her :igrce that she makes thc beat kind nf :i friend and that who ileserves life's very brat. GLADYS VVOOIISON' HAl'I'Y lleaperiun Literary Society 'ZSQ Literary Lights '365 Little Theatre Ibrnmutic Club '26g Mzisqut-rs '373 Treas- urur nt' B. H. S, Literary f'lnb '27g Senior Dramatic Club '23, President of Le Cerclc Francais '28, tilznlys is :i jolly, sweet girl, whom we ull nilntire. She ix ngnzilly lizippy, and her smile is :i part nf her. She is nell known for her good grades :ind her sterling qualities. The DO E-VVAH-.I ACK Senlbref Sffiolafilk ML?llI0l2'f LIHICR PRIRIUS A general survey of High School and its pupils. :Xll Hiffh School is divided into four grades, the primum of which the N Freshviri inhabit, the secundum the Sophomores, the tertiuin the -luninres and the quartus grade is occupied hy those who in their own language are called the Elect, in others' Seniores. All these pupils ilitifer lroin one another in age, stature, education and deportment. Sheaves ol lour credits separate the Freshviras from the Sophomorihus, the Sophomores from the hluniorihus, and divide the juniores from the Seniorihus, 4 LIBER Sl2L'L'NDL'S Conquest of ours, as Freshviri. 1924-1925. Ours, having assimilated all the learning of Hither School decided to extend operations into Further School which is called llurlington High School. So ours on the tenth of Septemher 1924 entered lfurther School with tres legions, armed with pens, pencils, and hooks. Owino' to our extreme youth and uneducated state of minds, we were 6 an unassuming and industrious grade. XYhat, with skirmishes with lessons, teachers and harharous warlike Sophomores, our time was well occupied. Then June set in, and we were ordered home for the summer by 1Y. D. Halfacre, iinperator of all School. LIBIZR TliRTlL'S Conquests of ours, as Sophomores. 1925-1926 Desirous for more knowledge, ours reentered Further School the fol- lowing Septemher. The new tasks of ours heing' very similar to those of the previous year. and less diflicult, ours had some leisure time to engage in other occupations such as music, drainatics. and athletics, On the lialends of june we were given rewards of four credits and ordered into summer quarters. Llkllili QL'.XR'l'L'S Conquests of ours, as vluniores. 1926-1927. lincouraged hy past victories, in the following autumn, ours made theii tertium march into Further School. Nurs became deligent and law-ahiding pupils, due not only to their years, hut also their proximity to the Senioribus. TWH NTY- N l N12 The DOE-WAH-JACK Nevertheless, pleasures were not wholly refrained from. At a Hal- lowe'en Festival in October practically all students of Further School dis- porterl themselves with much fun and merriment. Moreover, ours gave a banquet for the Seniores, which rivalled any of heretofore in splendor and jollity. Ours had a Herce skirmish with the Senioribus over the silver loving cup, which was bestowed by the Kiwanis Club to the class which should excel in athletics. It was a close and hard-fought battle, but our men were routed and put to flight. Then on the Kalends of june ours were allowed to assist the Seniores in their graduation. After having had four credits bestowed on them, they were rejoiced to he ordered into camp for the summer. LIBER QUINTUS Conquests of Ours, as Seniores. 1927-1928. After having' despoiled Further School of much learning, ours now con- spired to he victorious in every held. XVith sixty-nine soldiers it was felt that this would not be very diliticult, for some were talented in quickness of brain. some in different athletic sports, some in music, and some in leader- ship. Early in the year all of ou1's had been called together in council. At this council Leon jones was elected praesidentum, Mary Joyce Brooks, John Vernon and 'Walter Sharp, tribuni under him. They made themselves a purple and gold standard on which was engraved BU and B-Yf with a violet to signify their modesty. Thereafter many councils were held by all of ours and many projects discussed and carried out. Ours were much honored at a banquet which the .luniores prepared for them. Ours selected and presented successfully for public approval a most excellent drama, known as the Senior Play, Also, after much trouble and anxiety ours knew the joy and triumph of creating and publishing a year book called MIDOE-XVAII-AiACK.H As ours realized how much our mothers had contributed to our education, ours dedicated said book to them. All things having been finished, ours was ready to embark on the Mari Yitae,-parati for what Neptunus offers. NELL BENSON '28, THIRTY The DOE-VVAH-NI ACK km Sefziof' Clays Toem For many years we've been together Dear senior class of 'QSQ And now wetake our separate ways And bravely meet our fate. Mostly the road has led uphill XVith ascent rough and steep: VVe've tried to Climh it day hy day And faith and courage keep. XN'e've had our joy and sorrows. XVe've had dark days and bright: But onward-nothing daunted- At last we've won our Fight. As we look out with eager eyes, And souls with hope a-thrill, We leave the Yesterdays hehindg But Life's To-mrn'1'ow waits us still. Thus bravely using day hy day The gift that in us lies, A greater work be ours to do And greater heights to rise, Classmates, for years weve l:rhnred here Now each must fare alone. VVe leave familiar seenes to-day For hidden goals and ports unknown. Like golden sunshine, purple shade, Our days shall ever be. XN'ith eager hearts we've waited long These glorious days to see. These dear old halls have sheltered us Through many happy years. They've never seemed one half so dear Till seen through parting tears. And to our teachers one and all, VVe owe to you to-day A lasting deht of gratitude VVe never can re-pay. And as we tread the Onward Road The lessons learned shall he An inspiration -to our lives, A sweet and happy memory. Dear B, H. S., farewell to thee, Your teachings we will prize. VVe'Il show our loyalty true To our motto, MBI! and B-YS. 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The passengers of this hnat were ihe nmnilpcrs nf thc Hnrlingturl High School Class uf ninvteen-twenty-eight, and tl1Ey were sailing on a pleasure cruise. This voyage had bcen planned to discuss the occupation of all the nwmhcrs. The ufhcers of the class were chosen tn hold similar positions un the ship: Leon Jones, Captaing Mary joycu Brooks, First Mate-5 john Vernon, Stewardg VValtur Sharpe, Purserg and Kern Leu 'I'li.nnps:m, lllnscrvcr. The mueling will please Cnnw to order cmnnizlnded the captain. VVe will have the roll call. Enuli mcmlxrr will answer to the name of the classmate of whom he wrote in the DDE-VVAH-JACK in 1UlSf' Steward Vernon called, Frances Alrlrinlgcf' Modest Marie Sartnl arose, Mr, 4'aplain. Frances is now crlilur nf the 'Matrimonial Success' Holler results of Malrilwjmy could nut have linen accomplislicd by Cupid himself. The Steward himself reyzrwtvrl nn the nevt name. Mr, Captain, Luther Atwater, after an extensivu study in Archery, is now minor of a Recreation Club, which enables him to show his talent. The next name was zinnonncurl. to which Gladys XYoorlson giggled, Mr, Captain, Ilm sure the class will agree with mu tha! Nell Henson prnvefl successful, fur hu' latest accomplishment is a hook, 'VVorlrl l'Iist0ry7Al1Cient and Moflcrllf UT lxclicvc she was inspired tr- write this hook hy her history Lezxcllcr in '28. Benson Black, Hickey Mitclwll jumped, Mr, Captain, I believe it will be unnecessary for me to infoi',m you of Bennic'5 crxrucr, for I believe you all know that ho is a comedian in Keith'S Vnudvsville. Mabel Blanchard. Mr. k':1ptain, quiutly answered Beulah Hensley, Mabel hasn't surprised any nf ns, for now she is buyer for thi Piece-Gooils Department in Bclk's Store. Ina Banks Boland. Mills Brittle quickly announced, Banks is now operator of a Beauty Slmppc in Burlington, and has inmlc more iinprnx-emcnts in the city than has the Mayor. The Captain interruptwl, Miss Hriltlc is Hurd ten cents for not addressing the Captain. The meeting proceeded, Dorothy Bowden, called the Steward. Mildred Teague msc and said, Mr, Captain, we all uswl to wonder what Do! nonlfl fin in later years, She has marie herself successful in a peculiar way. fur now she makes out all the hills for the Burlington Coin Shop, lVilliam Bowman. Happily, jack May arose, Mn Captain. he stuttered, Bill has stuck In his old profession and :xftur a continuum! study in Physics, hc is assistant manager of the Alamance Sudan Shu J. l-Ilizlilietli Brittle. Elizabeth llornur answered to this, Mr, Captain. none nf ns are surprised to learn that Mills is now owner of a Cnffur and Sandwich Store adjoining the Elon Campus. VVC wmirlei'-wl1v! Tlw nut uf ihe roll was called, :mfl Iva Banks Boland reported, Mr, Captain, after an extensive study in voice, Mary Joyce Brooks is now tcacher of the same course in Burlington Graded School. XXI: do not believe this is her high amlxitiun, but she still has time fur marriage. Gcrtrufle Browning. Blanche Irclanrl nnnmincerl, Mn Captain, Gertrude has succeeded the forum-r Society Editor on the Burlington Timur Star? and naw reports the items of Social interest to the pnhlic. Hliallili-ren Cates. Hcr :leaf cousin Minxml responded, Mr, Captain, Kathleen's success as a ilnctnr has already hcen determined, llcr nllice is where Dr. FfIusllEu's was for so long. Minn'al Cates. Mischievous Margaret Riddle rose up in her pew, and with a clear accent an- nounced, I have chosen 'XY:iltei' lo spczik about. because I like to tell of wortli-while people. Minwal is non' nn-in-i' of a 'Permanent XY:ix'e Sluuppe' in firallanif' Paul Volrlmf' P:iul's lifelong fricnml, Dwight Lankforrl. answurml, Mr, Captain, through the will nf his frithur, 'Nulrhin' has liecn inzinlc role owner of Cnlxh Motor Cniiipaiiy and every Nash Cuacli in Burlington buys itls gas from him, The next nam: was, Martha f'nlule. MFI XValters, stood. M:u'tl1a has satished us all by settling llnwn In something rlelinilc, She has opened np a girls' camp un Ilan' River. and has nlrvfuly made a success of it. Sl1rcwul Durham. Tom Tyson rusymnrlcd in his lxrusk voice, Mr, Captain. Shrewil has snrlxriscll us more than any other mcinlucr uf the class, for instead of being an office boy, as wc ex- pcctvcl, he is now under a contract with Pzxramuunl Pictures. His dark curls now take the place that Fhurlcs Rogers' once Filled. l-Ilmcr Fancettef' Perry ,Innes rcspnnrlcil, Mr, Captain, Elinor has inmle :in athletic career, fur lw is now pitcher for the New Ynrk liiants Baseball Tcanlf' Mary Lnu Foglenianf' Peggy XY:ilker, blushing, said, Mr, Captain, Mary Lon is now teriulwr nf geography in the XVl1itsett sclm-nfl. XYe have tried to determine why she chose NVhitsel!. Pryor F-vnx-ille. To this XYayne Syn-ni rcsponilecl, Mn Capiain, Pryor is now in the U. 5. Arnw Band as a clzirinelistf' Stafford Foster, El-nw Faucutt: answurcrl. Mr. Captain, Stafford is now Math. teacher in the llziw River High School, and from the 05's he made in the Senior Class. we know he is well suitpd for such a position. Fern Garrison. Mary Joyce Brooks responded, Mr, Captain, Fcrn is now head of the waitresses in the Sir XYaIter Raleigh Hotel, and from her studies in Domestic Science, we know she will do well. Selma Glenn. At this name Clarins Lung rose. Mr, Captain, she said, Selma is to be married soon, and we wish her success in her home. career. Benjamin Goonies. The Faptain rose and addressed the class. We are not surprised at Itchic's success for he was always a business-like. hny in school. He has followed in his father's steps and is now manager of Boston Tailoring Company. , Harrison Goodman. K Thompson, Slinfs rival nn the basketball team, reported, A'Mr. Cap- tain. after :i search in France for unlcarnerl French knowledge, Harrison is star salesman for Star Brand Shoes, VVitli his inspiratium along that line we have no right to doubt his success, T11 IRTY-FOUR The DOE-VVAH--IACK Nc:-:hit Hanford. Alice tVest, Nelfs rival too, for Captaincy on the athletic tield annrnincrfl enthusiastically, ML Captain, in 'lla' Burlington Tinnxr, l'm sure yon'vv all read of Nelfs popularity'- Shc was chosen, from hundreds uf contestants, to coach the Glen Raven Hi liaskethall Team for the coming season. Beulah Hensley. Mahle Blanchard said hurriedly, Miz Captain, Beulah has made further accomplishments in the task she started in high school. She. has just returned from a trip to Europe which she won in a debating contest. Elizabeth Horner. Martha Cnhlc in a wee small voice announced, Mr, Captain, lilizaheth has rcturncd from an extensive. trip. She has hecn searching for a place where little people arcn't run over, Although she has not found the plaeegyet- we know whatever shc sets out to look for-she will find! Virginia Horner. ifrlna Montgomery reported, Mr, Captain, with all her musical talent, wc naturally expected Virginia to he what she isga music teacher. lVinstead l'ltirnz'r. Rnhhing his chin, Bill Shnltner said, Mr, Captain, after an extended study in American Government, XVinstead has hecn made Mayor of llaw River. Blanche Ireland, In her quiet toned voice, Gertrude Browning reported, Mr, Captain, Blanche, trin, has made a career on the stage-as a toe dancer. Leon jones. The pilot of the ship spoke, Mr, Captain, we expected our president to he a greater president-and hc is! President nf a hraneh telephone company. tVe could readily guess wh 'I 3 Perry Jones. Elmer Faucette stood and announced, Mr, Captain, 'Chip' has shown his ahiltty in an unusual way, for he is now editor of the weekly joke liook4'llal'd to Bcal,' and we agree with the title. lClizaheth liirkmanf' Sara Murray said, in her must casual way, llIr. Captain, 'liirkie' has tried all these years to make herself 'worth' something and her efforts wcre not in vain. Now she is stenographcr in the odiee nf Rich and Thninpson's. l.Jwi'ht Lankfordf' Paul Cohh, after rising to his lofty height, said, Mr, Captain, Dwight is director nfl a largc symphony orchestra composed of some of the altnnnae of Graham lligh School. Casper Loy. To this James Sullivan answered, Mr, Captain, Casper too has turned to the movies. His ability to make funny faces helped him greatly in getting into some of the most popular comedies. john Sharpe May. ,lack's partner in love affairs, Bill Laslcy, rose and addressed the class. Miz Captain, at last Jack has settled down! He is now joint owner of B. A. Sellars and Son. Annie McKinney. Georgia Petty spoke, Mr, Captain, Annie has just linished writing a French Grammar, and B. ll. S. is proud to call her an alumna. Frank Mitchell. tN'alter Sharpe said, Mr, Captain, after his success in school as an amateur play prorlucer, 'Hickey' is now owner of a Marionette show, and his hest production is 'The Maid Who VVnnlrln't Be Proper'. Edna Montgoine.ry. After waiting a long time for an opportunity to talk, Virginia llornei announced, Mn Captain, Edna is now engaged in a Musical Review, though we helieve she is another of our girls whose highest ainlyitiruz is to he Iillcd-later. Keith Moore. Mr, Captain, said Casper Loy, We arc proud to call Sparky' unr.r for he is now coach of haseliall at Elon College, and we know his aliilily along that line. Virginia Morton. To this l'llizal.veth Rogers responded, hlr. Captain, Virginia, too, has stuck to her old profession, and shc has lately been promote-l to head clerk in Scllar's Store. Frank it'loscr. Sparky Moore arose and shcepishly said, Mn Captain, l-'rank is now manager of the Lyric Theatre in Burlington. Sara Murray. To this shy Louise Scott answered, Mr, Captain, Sara has still her same favorite colors, and now she runs the 'Purple and finltl bhoppe' in her home town. i'Ge0rgia Petty. Called the Steward. Annie hlclintney, with all of her modesty, reported, Mr, Captain, Georgia is now employed as teacher of English at tlihsonvillef' Frances l ritchett. Yiolet Ward, in her swcetftoned voice said, Mr. Captain, Frances is now nntritionist at G. C. XV., and we know that she is well suited to hold this position. Margaret Riddle. Miuwal Cates lioisteronsly answered, Mr, Captain, Margaret is now in- structor of swimming at Camp Pncaliontas for liirls, and has proved herself a worthy teacher. Elizabeth Rogers. Gladys Woodson announced, Mr, Ca itain. lilizahcth has turned missionary, and is now on a furlough from one of the most desolate parts of Egypt. Louise Scott. Mahle Thornhnrg replied to this, Mr, Captain, Louisc is employed as ste- nographer at the Carolina Power and Light Co. tValtcr Sharpe. Bennie Black happily reported. hlr. Captain, tYalter, as you all know, has made a movie career. He has recently accepted a contract from the M, tl, M. studios to take Ramon Navarrrfs place, who has retired. We know from tYalter's latest picture, 'The Enchanted I.ove,' that he is successful. XYilli:nn Sliot'flier, To this Prior Fonville announced, Bill has honght ll. B. Moines Dairy lfarln in Burlington: and with many nnprovemcnts on lt, hc now supplies milk tu the greater part of Burlington, Marie Sartinf' Frances Aldridge answered. Mhlr, Captain, Marie is now on a vacation from 'i content that she entered soon after graduating from high sch-vol. lYe know slic makes a dcvont nun. Wayne Spoon. In all of his glory llenjannin tioodes arose and said, Mr. Captain, tVaync is now owner of Spoon's Su-nnnnng l'ool, and we all know lns experience in this line will help much toward his success. Erwin Ftanlielrlf' Winstearl Ilorner replied, Mr. Captain, Erwin is new stage-director ot' the l'ineA'l'op Theatre, and has shown that his high school dramatic career has aided him in gaining that position, ltlartha Lou shakes. Nellie hlae Whitted proudly said, Mr, Captain, 'Mara' is now an in- structor at Drama in the Lexington High School, and front the showing she made in Burlington plays we know she will accomplish great things. James Sullivan. Erwin Stantield, who had heen uaitmg a long time to have the honor of speaking to a large audience arose and said, Mr, Captain, ,lames has turned hero, and now is chief of the Fire Department in Burlington. Mildred Teague. To this Dot Bowden hastily answered, After graduating from Duke Cui- versity, Mildred has gone hack to her 'used-tofhe' position, and now she is operator of the 'Children's Shoppe,' a branch uf Belk's Department Store, in her old home town. THIRTY-FIVE The DOE-WAH-JACK Kern Lee Thompson. Bill Bowman lazily announced, Mr, Captain, 'K' is now star reporter on the Baltimore Sun and from his ability along that line. in high school, we can readily guess of his success. Mable Tliornburgf' Our modest Nell Benson stood and said, Mr, Captain, Mable is now director of Physical Education in the Pinetop School. Herman Truittf' Staliord Foster answered quickly, Mr, Captain, 'Zemart' is now Principal uf the Glen Raven School. and is doing splendid work in the int rest f - Hi e or a new pesto -ce in that city. Thomas Tyson. Shrewd Durham arose to his feet and announced Mr, Captain, ffonris now running a bus line between Burlington and Glencoeg and he is capable of doing a big thing like that as he used to put his old Ford in on time. river the same route when he was going to school. John Vernon. Luther Atwater modestly said, Mr, Captain, John is now political manager for the candidate for the president of the 'Sons of Rest,' and as a politician, he's a wizard. Margaret VValker. Mary Lou Fogleinan rose from her scat. Mr. Captain, she said, Mar- garet's married now, It is rumored though that she still can't decide to obey our man. Jennie Frances Vtlaltersf' Elizabeth liirkinan jumped and quickly spoke, ML Captain, 'JCFE' is now assistant to the violin instructor at Elon, and she has her job 'cinched'. Violet Ward, To this, Frances Pritchett, in her loud voice answered, Mr, Captain, Viol-et is now organist in the Altamahaw Baptist Church, and from what we know of her musical abilltye she's bound to succeed. Alice West. Neb I-fanford quickly said, Mr, Captain, after a further study in France, Alice is now teacher of English in one of the most celebrated colleges in France. Uhelllc Mae VVhitterl. Marco Stokes quickly answered, Mr, Captain, after having graduate-d from Flora McDonald, Nellie Mae has succeeded the retired Latin teacher in Burlington Hi. Gladys VVoodson. Mr, Captain, retorted Virginia Morton, who was already standing, Gladys is now a popular authoress. She writes criticisms of old English literature. Is there any business to come before the class ? questioned the Captain, Silence came. If not, we will have the censor's report. Elizabeth Brittle, frightened at the thought of speaking again, staniniered, Mr, Caitain,-the meeting-was-carried on orderly. I believe all my classmates will agree that every memlber of the Class of 'ZS has, in some way or another, made a success. Slim Goodman, second censor, rose and smiled, Mr, Captain, it's quite unusual, but I have no names for misconduct. Is there a motion that we adjourn and have a social discussion? the Captain asked. Instantly ,lack May jumped, Mr, Captain, I move we adjourn. Is there a second to Mr. May's motion? Itchie Goodes and the dinner gong made a noise at the same time. I second thc motion, All in favor of adjournmg will rise and enter the. dining saloon, the Captain ordered. And strange to say-not a person remained in the lounge. M1i.uREn TEAGUE, P1'of'lxv!cf.v. KERN LEE T1-i0MPsnN, Profilicf. TIIIRTY-SIX The DOE-WAH-JACK arf 'ZQNZZ and Testament STATE or Notvru CAROLINA, Al..-tMANcc CooN'rv, CITY OF BURLINGTON. We, the Senior Class oi Hurlington High School, of the ahove State and county, being of supposedly sound mind and having a high standard of character, having cheer- fully obeyed all regulations imposed by the faculty, do make this, our last will and testament. ARTlCLli l XVe will and bequeath to our highly esteemed faculty the privilege of using us as shining' models of perfection, with the hope that the lower classmen may become inspired to become great. ARTIt LlE II To the junior Class we leave all of our Senior privileges, our Senior dignity, and the enjoyment of editing' the 1920 Don-W.xil-jack. To the Sophomores we leave our school loyalty, hoping they will always maintain this school spirit. To the Freshmen we leave all past notebooks to be sold at auction and to he exhibited as patterns of excel- lence. To the next year's Freshmen, we leave our colors, purple and gold. ARTICLE Ill The various members ol the class of 'ZS wish to make the following disposition ni certain personal properties. Alice VVest leaves her blank mind to Netta Cook Robertson. Mary Lou Fogleman wills her logaritlnnetical knowledge to Mildred Cates. Benjamin Goodes leaves his manly size to Franklin Overman. Mary Joyce Brooks hequeaths her role of hcroine in all performances to VVill2l Nlfalker. Perry Jones wills his privileges of strolling in at all hours to Harold Trollinger. Violet VVard wills her specs to Dorothy Bright. Herman Truitt leaves his height to Lonnie Kinley. Mabel Blanchard bequeaths her position as assistant principal to Frances Barnwell. Keith Moore wills his John Gilbert looks to Ben Tillman. Margaret VValker leaves her old maidish ways and spinsterlike airs to Boo Sellars. -lack May bequeaths his rep as a pest to lzzy Knott, Mabel Thornburg wills her grace to Louise Pollard. Paul Cobb leaves his title Nubbin to Frank Holt. Edna Montgomery beuueaths her attractiveness to Julia Mae Loy. Shrewd Durham wills his oceanic waves to Hadley Horner. Frances Pritchett leaves her place at the end of the Senior line lo Iris Dorsett because Iris can so readily see over the heads of her classmates. Benson Black wills his pep to Harvey Allen. Elizabeth Brittle bequeaths her motto l2oost your home towngConway to anyone who agrees with her. Luther Atwater leaves his blonde curls to George Holt, Dot Bowden wills her shrieks of joy and other expressions of mirth to Mary Nell lbavis, Leon Jones bequcaths the class presidency to Allen Mebane. Elizabeth Kirkman wills her skill at ugetting hy without studying to Tressie ll inshaw. llill Shoffner leaves his liking for telegraphy, because of Dots and dashes to any others interested in Dots. Banks Boland bequeaths ber natural permanent to Ida Baker XYilliamson. Dwight Lankford wills his petite personage to XYillis Boland. Jenny Frances VYaltcrs leaves the honor of being the violin teacher's pet to her little sister, Polly. ' Frank Moser wills his giggles to Watle Coble. ltlinwal Cates beuueaths her ability to Hspeakez-vous to Mary Rudd. Harrison Goodman leaves his plumpness to Edwin XYalker. Margaret Riddle wills her modest and retiring nature lo Ghilan Hall. james Sullivan liequcaths his position as Head of Sellars Delivery Department tn Sam XYarlick. Tll lRTY-SEVEN The DUE-VVAH-JACK Elizabeth Horner leaves her monopoly on compacts to Annie Lee Horne. Frank Mitchell wills his ability to juggle a tray to Carl Burke. Martha Coble bequeaths her screeehy voice to Rachel Brown. john Vernon wills his ambition to be a world famous lawyer to VV. K. Holt. Nellie Mae Wfhitted leaves her furious temper to Dorothy Sellars. Bill Lasley leaves the annual editorship to -Iohn Xllhitley. Mildred Teague wills her seven little Ruggleses to anyone who will keep them properly trained in mannerses. Blanche Ireland bequeaths her advantages at drilling up tthanks to big sistersj to Agnes Layton. Neb Hanford wills her goaleshooting ability to Peggy Hinshaw. Ervin Stanheld leaves his ability to keep a Ford going to Bob Atwater. Nell Benson wills her detention room tears to Ruth XYalton. Sara Murray wills ,her line for soliciting ads to Helen Horner. Gertrude Browning bequeaths her position as Bureau of General Information to Nellie Cates. Elizabeth Rogers leaves her ambition to teach to Elna Staunton. Virginia Horner wills her grin to Margaret Boone. L Selma Glenn bequeaths her liking for ii K. Thompson ibut not Kern Leej to Eula ove. Frances Aldridge leaves her loud, brusque voice to Grace Thompson. W'instead Horner wills his funeral airs to Dewey Hargrove. Georgia Petty wills her studiosity to Eupha Isley. Kern Lee Thompson leaves his position as ice cream digger to ,Ioe Gant. Louise Scott bequcaths her twlreckless driving to Louise Smith. Marie Sartin wills her innocence of B, H. S. customs to Essie Griswold. Elmer Faucette beciueaths his desk in Mr. Leonard's room to anyone who is fortu- nate enough to get in tiere. Bill Bowman wills his shiekiness to joe Yarborough. Clarice Long leaves her brown eyes to Vera Lee Holt. Gladys yVoodson wills her standing invitation to afternoon teas with teachers t0 Madeline Meador. NValter Sharpe bequeaths his Roman nose to Irvin Hall. Tom Tyson leaves his fastidiousness to Fletcher Apple, Virginia Morton wills all past Latin notebooks to the highest bidder. Pryor Fonville bequeaths his privilege of non-spelling to Howard Bennett. Kathleen Cates leaves her wise countenance to I-lelen Fowler. NYayne Spoon wills his pleasant duty of giving out song books to Chester Bray. Fern Garrison leaves her code for true and false tests to Frances Royster. Stafford Foster bequeaths his cast-off motorcycle to Yankie Coble. Beulah Hensley wills her handbook on Thi: Art of Public Speaking to Erma Elkins. y Annie McKinney wills her uproarious ways to Pauline Hart. Casper Loy leaves his sweet bass to Keith Burke. In testimony whereof, we hereby appoint as executor of this, our last will and testa- mentq Mr. XV. D. Halfacre, with the assurance that anyone failing to abide by any of the aforesaid provisions will be severely punished by taking Physical Ed. twice a day. XVe do hereby subscribe our names and affix our seal. CLASS OF '28, BIARTHA Lou Sroxizs, Tavlatnr. lVIifIlt .S'St1t'.' DR. P. C. BRI'r'ri.E. Mics. Poi.i.v McKixUt1HAN. THIRTY-EIC HT at Wg: 'J 2 f li - A- f , , Y , fi F f' i Mffll Ml! ,N-J-f 5r V, ,WL 'W QNX A l .y N K ' -N - l li xl Y, px j A '7W4iefAkG?Lf2'-1 ' X W h'NY ' f N ' nh T' gf f 5 ' fig : 'Q N f M W1 ik, ' wi Q x AA..:EQr, .A'N. h ,149 lli?f1l x N I x 1 . 2 'til AVLQNII ' . Q ' X, f W! 'il' 1 .L , 4 ff . 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JN N K WNW w P' -' 1+ 1 f4 ' WA! bfi 31, , a 1 3, ' ' fp -H l g Y V9 Y Q' X ft 35. w N N 1 The DOE-VVAH-il ACK L'nl,:r.v: Rose and Silver l'l'v.rizlt'11l ,.,., ,...... .. , I . ,lfltllrll l :rr-I lexzdelil ,,...., ,........,,,,. .S'i'frvlary zmrl- Tr'vt1.r1nu:r'- ...,, lf-A,, - ,., Allen, Harvey Atnick, Lednum Andrews, Frank Anthony, George Anthony, Robert Bailey, Roy Barnwell, Frances Bennett, Howard Boland, XVillis Boone, Margaret Bray, Chester Bright, Dorothy Brown, Rachel Burke, Carl Burke, Keith llraxton, Scott Cates, Mildred Cates, Nellie Coble, Grover Coble, XVade Cohle, Yank Cole, Margaret Cook, J. D. Davis, Mary Ne'l Dixon, Alysses Dorsett. Iris Elkins, Erma Lee Fowler, Helen Gant, Joseph Garner, Foy Garrison, Clifton Greeson, Mahel Griswald, Essie f - ,ff , 1411 for Class Were not on Top, ldl'Fll'IildS M mr ruins Hall. Ghilan Hall. Irving Hargrove, Dewey Hart, Pauline Haynes, James Hay, Eunice Hinshaw, Margaret Hinshaw, Tressie Hogan, Sara Hogan, Thelma Holt, Frank Holt, Vera Lee Holt, NV. K., jr. Hopkins, Gains Hornaday, F. D. Horne, Annie Lee Horner, Hadley Horner, Helen Howell, Eugenia lsley, Carlysle Isley, Eupha King, Corina Knott, Edgar Laws, Erlwina Layton, Agnes Leath, Elizabeth Letlhetter, Myrtle Love, Gladys Love, Ralph Loy, julia Mac Marshall, Florine Mclntyre, Louise Mearlor, Madeline 1 y .tvs 4 , F, J F Q-,.,y1'N , . A 'if' Q- qx4.4 fr' V, ,f ,-4 , fi x' lilnferr: Sweet Pea hut Climhinp, ., ,.,,,. .,.Allen Melmane .... Carlos Pennington ,, Edwina Laws Mehane, Allen Moore, Bonner Overman, Franklin Paul, Howard Pegram, J. B. Pennington, Carlos Pollard, Louise Quakenhush, Fannie Reid, Nancy Robertson, Nettie Cook Royster, Frances Rudd, Mary Scott, Maxine Sellars, Dorothy Sellars, Elizabeth Sellars, Martha Shoffner, Victor Smith, Alvis Smith, Harold Smith, Mary Louise Staunton, lilna Thompson, Grace Trollinger, Harold NYalker, Edwin XValker, Willa Nllalters, Selma Vlialton, Ruth XVarlick, Sain Whitfield, Don NYhitley, John hVllllEllTISOll, Ida Baker lN'illis, Roliert Yarhorough, joseph FORTY-4 JN E If N ,X 1 PSM i C FR Y The DOE-WAH-JACK zmiof Class fifixfor-y September 10, 1925, the School Board issued a call for recruits to train for the first Crusade, to conquer High School. The Recruits started their training with Miss VVeb- ster, Miss Holton, Mr. Rhodes, and Mr. McBain as Generals. They elected as their Colonel, Carlos Pennington: their Lieutenant-Colonel, John W'l1itleyg and their Major, Helen Fowler. During this period the recruits were drilled in the fundamentals of learning and athletics. The discipline proved to be too intense for some, and they fell out, giving up the attempt to conquer Latin, Algebra, English, Civics, and Science. For nine long months they trained for this Crusade. At the end of this time they were given a furlough of three monfhs. Those who survived returned from their furlough and were promoted to the rank of private. Their Generals this year were Miss XN'ebster, Miss McQuarie, Miss Carroll, Miss Shepard, Miss Kernodle, Mr. Qsborne, and Mr. Leonard. The privates elected as their Colonel, .lohn Whitley: as their Lieutenant-Colonel, Frank Holtg as Major, Harold Trollinger. Under these efficient leaders the privates accomplished much in the second year of High School. All the clubs in High School were beneficially influenced by the work of the privates. They were also very active in athletics. Many members won varsity letters and others made the varsity squads, The privates also ran a close third in the Inter-Class Athletic Contest. At the end of this training in scholarship, club work, and athletics, the privates were given another three months furlough. September 4, 1927 the privates returned so thoroughly experienced that they were immediately given a rating of Corporal in the Army of the Burlington High School. This year they had as their Generals Miss Shepard, Miss Kernodle, and Mr. Rhodes. The Corporals elected as their Colonel, Allen Mebaneg as Lieutenant-Colonel, Carlos Pennington: as Major, Erlwina Laws: and as Captain, Sam XVar1ick. NVith these leaders they have accomplished much in scholarship, club work, and athletics, The .lnnior Party was held on Halloween night, October 30, 1927. This proved to be ll very enjoyable event and helped to provide the funds for the junior-Senior Banquet, The next achievement of the Corporals was the Junior-Senior Banquet held March 9, 1028 at the Fisher Street School, In the opinion of the Corporals, this banquet was one oi the best ever held and every one seemed to enjoy the occasion. Many Corporals have received varsity letters, and they are planning to win the Inter-Class Cup. The Corporals had a very successful year and they are looking forward to their furlough of three months so that they may return next September to be fully com- missioned officers in the Army of the Burlington High School. Y HISTORIA N. FORT Y -T XV O My AwCf'N'W5 fd :D 1 . ' JJ! . jk! W .W m'x. M N' UMM YWCDOEJWAHJACK M M 1 N .1 M J. '- .. ' 7, Iv'- ,' ,V , ?ffg'J, . MAL, f .w ww2gimammw4mw.wwmwqMA,fy 1 ,I - - P f,-51's : K' V6 ?'1.: f V- 1f,' . U Y V, ' ' - . ' ' 'gr 'Q 'luv-L ? y'9' .1 Q. if ' ' wiv: 'rg-Q-'gf 'T ,. '31 4 A ' .' 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Nellie Cates a manhater? VVade Coble worrying? Mary Nell Davis in the tFolliesl? Iris Dorsett without news? ,Toe Gant agreeing with Irving Hall? Margaret Hinshaw as Helen XYills the 2nd.? Frank Holt without a smile? XV. K. Holt as manager of Kirk Holt Hardware Co. Annie Lee Horne editor of CArtists and Modelsj? Helen Horner a flapper ? Carlysle lsely in love ? Corina King boisterous? Edgar Knott not giggling? Edwina Laws as a movie Star? Ralph Love innocent? Julia Mae Loy an acrobat? Madeline Meador out ot' humor? Allen Melgine refusing to go by Lexifigton Ave? Franklin verman i11 the nutrition c ass? Carlos Pennington present at school everyday? Louise Pollard over-weight? Netta Cook flunking ? Francis Royster acting sensible? Elizabeth Sellars without a date on Friday and Sunday nigits Mary Rudd an old maid? Martha Sellars skipping physical etl. ? Mary Louise Smith observing the traffic laws? Alvis Smith as Douglas Fairbanks? Harold Smith without glasses? lilna Staunton teaching Biology? Harold Trollinger in bed at nine o'clock? Edwin Wialker singing in Grand Opera? Villa Walker as assist-soda jerker Dorothy Sellars without rouge? Ruth Viialton home by twelve? Sam VVarlick singing a solo ? John VVhitley loud ? Ida Baker refusing a dare? Robert XN'illis staying in for talking? Joseph Yarborough volley ball coach Margaret Boone in the detention room? Dewey Hargrove awake on class? Ghilan Hall as a ballet dancer? J. D. Cook as Red Grange? Helen Fowler bashiul? F. D, Hornady a dancing teacher? Don Vifliithelcl refusing to fight? Chester Bray speaking distinctly? at Burlington at gYale? FORTY-FO UR Drug J ,N f K Nijfxf-x 2 A WlWy i 'Z ,-5 4 gy M W4 f I ? .,, , ff ,f 'V .h Xxx J - j X1' N rwvwmi N-Q f ,gf : I JT 5921 V 7-Wifi, A ' N.. I, EN gy' ' V. - Nffftl- ' , I f , ' If A - R ' on Mmm ' fl DIV ! fi ffa m 4331 W .M-W f - quzqxff Mf Jggmy , , 1 7 Y I H E 'MHA 4 l'I I 'G ' M kk .M ' 'xr M XN X Niixw TQ I 'N .9 Wil I 1 N X K N113 145 .. Nm 'i .22 f , ' , ' - '17 :Wx Q ia, . si '-'14 X ff ti Ex? 071 'X 'JI 1OOIx IV -' , wgxv. .TZ Q K 3 - . 5 ? The DOE-XVAH-JACK 5 W Wf IX Flower: VVhite Rose I'rr.ri'dcut ........... . I7iL'F-PI'FSI'IfL'lIf ..,,. St'L'l't'fL1l'y ,.,...... Hi.rln1'imi.r Editor .....,.. Baldwin, Frances Barker, Billy Bell, Jasper Benson, Carl Boland, Margaret Bradley, Dorothy Branson, Alpha Bryan, Edna Bulla, Miriam Bunton, Mozelle Burke, Elizabeth Burke, Paul Cable, Alvin Cheek Ruth Cheek, XVoodrow Cheek, George Coble, Mary Alice Coley, Norman Covington, Lillian Crutchfield, Dace Davis, Treva Elder, Bennie Fancette, Thelma The Doe-WAH-JACK Sap fiom ore Class flfnllnf Aim High, but Reach Higher Oifificiaies M is M Buns Foster, Lucille Foster, Harris Hart, Clarence Holt, Charles Holt, George Horner. Louise Ireland, Alfred jones, Vance Jones, Philip Ki-iger, Opal Kernodle, George Kinley, Lonnie Kirkpatrick, Mildred Long, Linwood lllansfield, Paul May, E. Jr. Mcachem, Henry Meliane, Helen Miles, Buster Moore, Mamie Moore, Fletcher Murray, Betsy Brown McPliersnii, Adrian tlllnr: Green and NVl1itC , ,nThon1a5Xklhitley ..,......Urinson Rouse , .,t,t,,.,i,, Edna Bryan ,Lillian Covington lfreemont Shepherd ,....,,,,Henry Meachcm Oakley, Nellie Oldham, Almonl Oldham, Minnie More Pc-nnin,e'ton, Clarence Perry, Frances Pettigrew, Franklin Petty, Evelyn Pruitt, Robert Qnalls. Ethel Rouse, Brinson Scott, Phyllis Shepherd, Freeinont Spoon. Ilzinncr Terrell, ,lcssie 'l'nrner, Margaret Vcrni un, Sarah Elizabeth XY:iddell, Edith Xkalker, ,lasper XXX-lister, Frank XX'hitc, Otis Xkliitley, Tlininas Yzirhorongli, Chriatine FORTY-SEN LIN The DUE-VVAH-JACK ffisfory gf Me Sopfzomore Cfarr Un September 8, 1926, the submarine .Xinhition, with one hundred and twelve passengers, began its journey from the thickly populated City of lgnorance to the growing City of Knowledge through the Ocean of High School, The Chief Engineers for the tirst quarter were Misses XYebster and Glasson and Mr. Osborne. The passengers elected Charles Holt, Captain: Dorothy Sellars, First Mate: Fletcher Moore, l,og Keeper: and Ethel Qualls, llurser. During this part of the journey a few were washed overboard by the waves of Latin, .-Xlgehra, Science, and Civics. ln the midst of these hard- ships, our hearts were saddened by the death of -lohn Hinsdale, one of our beloved members. After nine months had passed, the rough sea became cahn, and for three short months we traveled peacefully. On September 7, 1927, we again encountered a rough sea. Being a rank higher, we we1'e hetter prepared. lllisses Carroll and Scarborough were our engineers. This time the passengers had Thonias XYhitley for Captain: Brinson Rouse for First Mate: lidna Bryan for Log Keeper: Margaret Boland for Purser. The waves of lliology, .'Xlgebra, Latin, History and linglish again took their toll. liven though we were well organized and guided, some of our passengers took the terrible disease called detention room slips. lt will not he lt.ng before we shall have another three months Of fair weather and calm sea, says the weather prophet. After these three nionths, we are going to go into port lefore starting on our third voyage across the great Ocean of High School. l.II.LI.XN CoviNo'roN 230. Fiuzmiox SIlEI'l'l.XRlJ '3O. IFORTY-EIGHT T110 DOE-XYAH--IACK .f . 3 6, , I W x , Q W Xr X fe X: I I M X 36 j- wx Ylgfg wkg. Q5 A S- -N' e .-A. P ' gf Q W EFX SSN' X M 5 X v , X ,. suites' ' ' sb x Q -ily Qs .gfxiqwi 4Q 'f':x?.T ik. XNK :'T fz:N.4 .. ' . i1g:,,.i , , f g y , , 1 :Q ,rg 1: ' BMXZZZ-4'3 ffgfj in 7 F f K 'f iw jg:-..-Eve, 14 .1 X X Mgrjzxwlg Q Q M255 Zdaiisiggx W, X ss ' '-QL9l'-- f ,S .1m--V .F ' A v v - 1. mx lgCi56i7m3l?Gi5 X , R ,, X SN N E11 A If? X- fwzzg .. f xformza' tt X xx wp. .. , Q'5.,6Q5ggz4LZqzg-ggggi 4 N I v A :,. X AQRGL Quail? xv !2q5f4Zu5icaYf img., Q' K Q N F 3, AX CS N xx AX T' R llf Qxl 3 , Ks! . X N Ax X , - 4 3- :iq 7 NW Vx ' Xe-M X V, f - .. , Ij4ceC'fLZfchiLc1Zgzf' ' Xgf Mfazgs5a I xws x 'x fQ?,ZC'.x X 1 Q jf , 1 J H Wits, 1+ + , - ki '- . 1. VL,-+a.,:. L iuuqx 1 ff ' ww -- . x X 5' X' , Y ' Q,-X: , . . R igs 5 -1 Y-vgzqkxxxuit - W1 .X Dom 1 ,Q ' Q - ' - FORT - N X Y-XIX! The DOE-VVAH-JACK Sopfzomore fakes Eligaheth Burke: XYlizit is the greatest water power known to man? Philip jones: That's easy! XYomen's tears. if 4: sf Miss Kernodle: No nne will he at lilierty in this class to-tlziyf' Bennie Elder: Give me liherty or give me death. Miss Kernodlez NN'liu said that? Bennie: Patrick Henry. ak ar :ow Charles Holt: Ethel, say something soft and sweet to me. Ethel Qualls: AW-a'pplesauee. ff ff xc Henry Rleachem: Mr. Leonard, what are shoes made of? Mr. Leonard: Hidel Henry: Hide?-XVhy should l hide? Xlr. Leonard: Hirle! Hide l-from the eows outside. Henry: Let the cows eonie on. l'in not afraid of them. sf ff sf Mr. Foster: How is it' that you failed on every suhjeet at school? Harris Foster: lYell, you see, it's this way. I had an alisent-niindeil professor and he forgot to pass nie. 41 :ic bk Bliss Carroll: Will someone give me a sentence with the three words, defeat- clefense-and detail. Tom W'hitley: Yes'in-Miss Carroll. De feet of 'de cat jumped over 'de fence before 'de tail. :r :if Louise Horner: Fletcher, why did you stop taking pipe organ lessons? Fletcher Moore: Because l felt so blooming childish playing with my feet all the time. lr 4: wk Miss Scarborough: And have I made myself plain, Evelyn ? Evelyn Petty: No-Miss Searlnurough-Nature did that. :if at :if Mamie Moore.: And what do you think Sir Walter Raleigh said when he placed his cloak att Queen Ehzabeth's feet I Frank XVebster: Step on it-kid-step on it! at af at Miss Carroll: I'ni wondering, Edna, just what your mother would say if she saw you in that indecent dress. Edna Bryan: So am I, Miss Carroll. It's her dress. wk :if fr Mr. Leonard: Name one liquid that does not freeze. Brinson Rouse: Hot water. as :lf :lf Sarah F. Perry: XVhat is the most prominent XYOl'l'lHll'5 club in Anierica,? E. May: The rolling-pin. ifi :fry .flaw- S n1Q'1fT. 4 --gag. 4+ f ,Lr' 7 ' if M M-'B V 4 Lg 3 W , X0 W J 4 - S-lLf Q- N XX ' , 'F I in 'T,-.4-3-2--I '. - I H fp sl I fqm -, I v 1 Q' ' -'Q' -1-11 1 X of Tr' , , , Y I 'N 4 Tlzc DUE-XYAH-JACK ERN -V-. I 5? EET . 1-14 1 - EEZ 55' . 774-as-qzago x ' 'w:w:,:--of ,- .A ....uw,.+.,. I 'I ! III IN INK 1.1 I1 , W , Colour: Red and White Prl'.ril1'i'11l ......,.,....,.... l'irf'-Pm'ri11i'iil ......., Sl't'l't'llH'y .,,.......,,.. Askew, Anza Atwater, Billy Aldridge, Ida Andrews, Jesse Anderson, Margaret Andrews, Robert Atwater, Robert Ansley, Lucy Autrey, David Batchelor, Copel Baynes, Frances Blanchard, Annie B. Blaylock, Algie Bowden, Edith Branson, Helen Brooks, Christine Browning, Esther Brown, Irving Burke, Amanda Burke, Margaret Campbell, Billy Cates, Jack Cates, Thurston Cheek, Wilson Crutchfield, Georgia Crutchfield, Margie DuRant, Frances Durham, James Durham, Marvin Dixon, Margaret Edwards, Melvin Ephland, Charles Faucette, Clifton Fleming, Mary Foster, Edna Foster, Clarice Fox, Clifton Fonville, Martha Gerringer, Ruby Goins, Avis Greeson, Upton Gross, Ruth Guyer, Inez Hall, Elizabeth Hall, John Haynes, Polly Hargrove, Dale Hargrove, Edna Hawkins. Melvin Parrish, Dewey Paul, VVinfred Lou The DOE-VVAH-QIACK Frey fuzz 61 71 Cfczyi' I7lim'vr,' Red Rose illntlu: Serve Rather Than Be Served Oififieifns ,,,..VVilson Cheek 7il'L'LIA'lll't'I',,, , .......,lames Durham Dgrqithy jones 1fufti'i'.rua1tf1liI'u,. , ,..,.,.... Garvin May ,.,..,.,..Rntli Gross ,lessie Floyd Cmss Rom. Helm, Dorothy Heritage, Wliodrow Hinshaw, Frances Hinshaw. YVilma Horner, Hubert Howell, Katherine lngle, Leta . Isley, Clarence James, NVilliam jones, Dorothy Jones, Daniel Kernodle, Lula. Kinley, Ola B, King, Bessie Kirkpatrick, Wlilliain Lamberth, Edna E. Lamm, Lyman Lashley, Alice Leath, Billy Levin, Dorothy Lloyd. Jessie Long, Bruce Long, Helen Long, Melba Love, Eula H. Lewey, Clara Maeamson, Glenn Macomson, Nina Manheim, Lyndon May, Garvin Melver, Almon McPherson, Clements Mebane, Margaret Messick, Lois Montgomery. Wfade Moore, Fletcher Moore, Ruby Moore, john Moran, Edith Moser, Mary B. Moser, Virginia Morton, Kendall Moss, Atha Lee Murray, Ruth Neese, Martha Newell, Vila Oldham, Helen Overnian. Lottie Page, Eva Petty, Roy Perry, Louise Hl.XfCIl'lllIl.Y. ,, ,. . ,, Peterson, Bessie Pender, Georgia Price, Billy Pickard, Mialker Ray, julia Redding, Ralph Robertson, Wilbur Rogers, Margarette House, Thomas Ross, Vivian Reiber, john Reiber, Mary Saunders, Bob Self, Robert Shaw, Luis Shoe, Louis Sharpe, ' Dorothy Small, Vater Small, 'Vester Smith, VVillie Smith, Herbert Sossoman, VVilma Spoon, Esquirido Sorrell, Della Summers, Mable Spoon, Mildred Smith, Mildred Teer. Margaret Tlioinas, Clayhorn rl-lllflllllliljll, Lewis Thompson, Sarah Troxler, 'l'helnia Turner, Robert Vaughn, john Wfaddell, llrock XYadtlell, Howard Walker, Bessie M'alker, Virginia XYebster. Eugenie Mfesson, Alva XN'illian1son, Ben VVilliams, Cleo VVillits. Myrtle Wlrightenberry, Billy Frances DnRant XVilliamson, Elizabeth W'est, Beatrice XYhitsell. Margaret XN'indham, Gertrude XYhitted, Edna Mlootl, Catherine XVilkerson, Nell FIFTY- THREE The DOE-VVAH-JACK Tfze Hz'rf0ry gf ffze Fresfzmczfz Class In the year 1927 A.D., on the seventh day of Septemher, the Ship of Hope with one lnmdred eighty-one passengers, seventy-eight boys and one hundred three girls, put out from the harbor of Ignorance Cnr highest aim was to he able in the year 1951 to reach the harbor of Knowledge Vile sailed under our hanner of Red and Wlhite with our motto, Serve Rather than he Served. NVe selected for our ship's oflicers W'ilson Cheek as President: Dorothy Jones as V'iCe1-President: Ruth Gross as Secretary: and james Durham as Treasurer. Our guides and helpers in the long journey were Miss Lucy Glasson. Miss Annie Wlehster, Mr. J. V. Dahhs, and Mr. Lowell Osborne. For the First few months of our trip some hecame tired and dropped out, but as the nearest port came in view, our hopes brightened. After resting three months in the Harbor of Delight most of us will resume our journey across the Sea of Ignorance, with hrighter hopes, to gain the harbor of Knowledge in the three years to comer FRANCES DURANT '3l. V jessna LLOYD '31, FIFTY-FOUR The DOE-XYAH-,IACK , A.5n'.', Ma- '- se P-C: 4' N4 f M . X.. .xv -Nb- X N . W, . ..s, , X. if . - .Q Hsxd h , . ,,,' 1 : wr .-cp J A ll. :A ,. ja.. Lx N, .-6 ' N , xf. A .,,.. V- wx ,J 1 1 4 I 5, N .UA FIFTY-FIVE FIFTY-SIX T110 DUE-XYAH-JACK F7'6JAl7ldll Cfass 7506711 The freshman class is the largest class Our clear H, lrl. S. ever had :Nucl we'x'c agrecrl tn stay cu-masse Till we have all lrecmiie ex-grafl. VVe're the yrvuiigcst class in li. l-l. S. But :lays nf lows :mtl :lays tif gain VX'e've all expcrieucerl more or less XYhen mirth seemed loft antl joys were vain. :XS Soplic'ri11c11'e:4 the class uf thirty one Emlmtlics joy and mirth aiifl glee: To mix with etlticatitni fun Cllll' studying harfl will surely be. Que and thirty ,ltmiwrs iii nur prime Under mir Hag uf reml aml white Because of swiftly llyiiig time XVe have hut :me lllt'll't' year you see. At last as Seniors cligiiihecl Seryare quam Servariu Deserying of our mutIier's pride Sheep skins we get which we've deserved. JAMES XY1l.1:L'1: RUIHERTSUN '31 , ww if ,Z WW 7 Y 4 'N' an JZ V. AQ,- al i t I5 '-Q Q a Nmmou . -if ki The DOE-VVAH-JACK l'rt'.vitlt'uI ,,.,..,,..,, I tu'-1'f't'.v1dut1t ..,.. St'L'l't'ltll'-X' ,...,....... TVt't1.r1m'1' ....,. Anthony, George Hraxton, Scott Hrzty, Clit-ster Hruwning, Gertrude Burke, lilizahcth Cates, Nlinwal Cohlu, Martha Cult-, Klztrgnret llixun, Alyssa Fl lf'I'Y I2lt'iHT U91 Cfilb Xlise Attricc lit-rnocllc, .bftmtxm H1-1-11 lfns 1411: 1027 .NND 1928 , .. , , ,,.,., ..,,......... . ,lit-m'gc .-Xntlmny IXIEMBERS Durant, Frances Elkins, Erma Lt-c Flt-ming, Xlztry Hall, Ululan Hay, Eunice Humlcy, Iluulah Hinshaw. Klargztrct Hornur, lflizzilvctli llurnvr. Lrniisc ..,,, , Martha Cohlc .lflizahctli Rogers ,,,,,..JUlllllL' Frances lValters lrclancl, Blanchu Lemlhettur, Myrtle Loy, Julia Blau Moore, Fletcher Perry, Frances Rogers, Elizabeth Scott, Lnuistg xY?llllfl'S, juinnu Frances The DOE-VVAH--IACK ,Q Carole .Fl'Hl!L'fll'A' Lu flr'z'i.rf: l.:xrl1rc sv Chlllllilll purlc fruit Lu jlumx' La ilcur dc lis Lux rrmlvlrrgv. lllzmclmc yt pwurlvlu Luis fYlFFl1lfRS Premier Tcrm Lp I'ru.viduul ,,,,,, ,.,,.,.,, ,, ,,., ,,.,...,, X I. Herman Truitt Lu l'ir1fl'1'c.ridur1l. ,,,,.,, ,,,..Klllc. Xlurtlma Lou Stukvs Lu Sccl'vluirv ...., , .. ., ,. .,........, .Nlllc. Bl?1l'g21rct Rlllflle Lf: ldr1jvjn11'iu11sm11.r Ju1rrm11r.r.,. Klllc. Minwal Culus LU f0a1lun1'.r: Bl2ll1Cl'lC ct pourplc Sucrmfl Turm Im 1'rusirirf1l ,,,,, , ,,.,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,, Xlllc. Gladys XYUWISUI1 In l'irr'fl'r'r,ridrnf ...... Mllc. Nellie Mae Xlvhittcd l.r ,Yum'uI41ir'r'.,., ......,,,,., ..,,,Rlllc. Rlzxrtha Lrjlu Stokcs Lv 7'r'v.w1'rrf ....,,. ,,.., . ..., ,,,,,, ..,. K l lla Minwal Cams lm lx'lrf'fuw'I.'lz1' un.r ffflrrm1H.1', Klllv. Xlargzlrct Rlcltllr Luis Klmlnmfs Mllc Nlurrow-Ln. XIV-rrnine Rlllr. Ina Banks Bolanrl Nlllu, I.muisu Mclntirc Xl, Herman Truitt Mllc. Elizalwctl1 Brittle Xlllc. Margaret Rirlcllu Xlllc. -lflllly Frances NYaltL'rs Mllc. Minwnl Cams Xlllc, lilizalwtlr Rugcrs Xlllc. Ncllic Blau XYl1iltccl KI. lf. D. Hornrulay Rlllc. Frzmccs Rwyslur Xlllc, Gladys XV0:Jrls011 Mllv. Agnes Lay!-In Xlllc, Martha Lou Stokes Fllf'l'Y-NINE T110 DOE-VVAH-JACK Ofywlbiazz ,Cqfin Chai l7lnrwr.' Pink Rose Colors: Pink and Vvhite .llnllw Facia non verbal flFFIt'ERR 'IX-rm 1927 - Term 1928 l'1'i'xz'flvnl V, ,,,. ,.,.,..,.....,,,,., S am -XVarliCl4 l,l'4'.YlIll'IIf ,,..,,.....,,,,...,..,., .,,.. I 'Ielen Mebane l'iui'-l'l'i'.v1rli'r1f ...,,.,................. .lcssle Lloyd l'irv-l'1'i'xidw1f ,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, lj eulah Hengley ,YFL'l'l'fll7'j' mid Trmlrlrrvr ,,,. Helen Mulmnc .S'm'r'rlf1r'yu11d yll'l'llJlll'Fl' ,.,, Edna Lambert xlEMBERS Blanchard, Mabel Bowden, Edith Mae Burke, Amanda Burke, Margaret Fleming, Mary Glenn, Selma Hall, Elisabeth Harviel, Jett Hensley, lleulah SIXTY Kinley, Lonnie Kinley, Ula Bell Lambert, Edna Earle Lloyd, Jessie Long, Clarice Meliane, Helen Moore, Mamie Murray, Betsy Brown Pender, Georgia Perry, Louise Robinette, Ethel Ross, Vivian Shaw, Lois Spoon, Esquirido Thompson. Sara Thornburg, Mabel lllalker, Virginia Xvarlick, Sain Bliss Annie Nllelmster, Spmmof The DOE-VVAH-JACK S'L'I.L'llL'67 Club Olflflfieizs Term 1927 1'- ' I'nw'-Pl'i'xii1i'1:l , .5'A'l'I'CfA1l'-X' ., , T1'i'im1r'i'i' ...., .-Xlwatcr. Lnthcr Clizipinzui, Dcrny Li-mrlca. Bunjamin llfmrliiiuii, Harrisnn Holt, Frzink fiyviiivril ,...,.,,.....,., ,. ,,,,....,.,., Bill Laslq ,iainci Sullivan' ljl'i'.Yllfi'llf Luther Atwzitci 5'z'w'i'li11'3 ..Harold Sniitl Marnnmcs irlornaclzzy, F. D. Knott, Eilgzir Laslcy, Bill May, E, May, jack McPherson, .Miriam TI'L'AlJIH'Fl' Tcrm 1923 Kern Luc: Thu nn 11501 l'ii'i'-l'r'i's1'dCuf ., ,. ,,...... ,Hzirolci Smitl Harrison Goodman' Xlitchcll, Frank Smith. Iizirnlcl Stanficlcl, Erwin Snllirzin, james Tlioinpwii, iii-rn Frank Holt Luc SIXTY-ONI Hnntnn, Mnzellc lones, Dun Reiher, llflzzry The DUE-VVAH-JACK ' zmfoz' D7'ai11afz'c Club C'nfn1'.r.' Green :mtl XYhite fllnllzrf Aim High :intl r First Te l'1'vxidm1f ,... , ,, , l'l'rr-Plurirlrzif ., in OFF1cers .....,,,,TllIll111lS XXil'lltlCy l'hilip Jones ,Sm'rl'!l1ry , ,.,, ., ...,.,,. Lillian Ll4'JYlI1gt4 in Trmsilrrr ,, ,.., Burke, Margaret Burke. Paul Cates, Jack Cates, Thrustnn Chrisco, julia Crutehlield, Margie Covington, Lillian liclwarcls, Melvin Fox, Clifton Gerringer, Ruhy Gross. Ruth Howell, Katherine SI XTY-TXYU ,Clarence Pennington Rl 1. Ml Flower: XYhitc Lily Hold Your Aim Second Term Officers Pl0Sftf4'Ill . ,,,.....,.,,., ,, ,,,, Thomas lN7hitley l'1'rf-Prvsidrlzl ,,,,.. , ,, .,.,,.. Philip jones Srmfllfry ,,,, ,.,.,,. , , .... Lillian Covington T1'ru.r11l'ur . ...... , ...,.... Mamie Moore 'FRS Al-mes, Philip Kinley, Lonnie l.amni, Lyman Levin, Dorotliy Lloyd, Jessie Manheim, Lyndon May, Garvin Mehanc. Margaret Moore, Mamie McFarland, Roby Uldham, Helen I'ennington, Clarence Robertson, Wilbur Rogers, Margaret Rouse, Thomas Scott, Phyllis Smith, Ruhy Thompson, Sara lliaddell. Edith XYalker, Bessie XYilliamson, Elizabeth Xlfhitc, Otis XN'hitley. Thomas Villlitted, Edna The DOE-VVAH-.IACK VV'-'ii' - MA' Wi- 'i A' ' ' T Sezzfor D7'6Z7lldfZ'6' Club First Term Officers llluridrfll .. ..,,.,.,,,.,.... Kern Leo Tliolnpswn Vive-P1'i'xidmt ,,.,,.,.,...... ,,,Frank Mitchell T'l'fl7,Tl1l'5l' ,........ Mary Null Davis Benson, Nell lglowclen, Dorutliy Iirittle, lilizahctli llruoks, Mary jnycc Browning, Gcrtrnflc Burke, Curl Davis, Mary Nell Dixon, Alysscs Fogleman, Mary Lou Hall, Gliilan Hanford, Nesbit A mini-:ns I Hi-rnc, Annie Lou lim-lznirl, Blanche Kirkman. lilizalrclli May, jack Milclicll, Frank Marlon, Virginia Mnscr. Frank Uvcrnian, Franklin Riddle, Margarct R1-hcrtsun, Netta C Scllars, Dorothy Secuncl Term Officers l'1'vxizIi'r1f ...... , ,....,.,,..,,....,,,, Jnhn Vcinmm Vin'-l'1'vxia'u1rt ...,..... Mary Nell D ui Svrrrfurv ..,..,. .,.,,..... A lartha lun StrwkcS Svcrvfiir'-x' ....,,,..,, , ,....,..,, XYilla XY1llv.r TI'A'lYXIlI'L'I' ., . ,.,. Dorothy Howrlrn ook Scllars, Elizabeth Stanficlcl, Erwin Stokes, Martha Lon Sullivan, james Tcaguc, Milflrcfl 'lll11,ll'l1IDSUIl, Kern Leu Vernon, xlnlin Wlillcer, l'Yilla XVOst, Alice Williamson, Ida Baker SIXTY T IIRII1' The DOE-VVAH-JACK C3 i LBZl7'fl'llgf07I Hifi SCIGUOZ 'IQaff1'11g Cfllb 1flfm't'1'.' Carnation l'll't'.YlU't'Vlf ,.,, .. Vzu'-l 1'i'.v1dwil ..,., .qDCI'L'fL1r'j' .... . ...,,, , T1'un51H'rr , ,, Aldridge, FrancCs Allen, Hzirvcy Andrews. ,lumsc Andrews. Rnhcrt Barker, Billy Blanchard, Annie Bmvman, Huwarcl Branson. Alpha Bright, Dorothy Cable, Alvin Cheek, Ruth foley, Nnrman Crutchfield, Guorgc lflder, Benniu Foster, Lucille SI X'l'Y-FUCK Reading is tht- Rozul tu Success Oifificieiex Rlmirsisiif Fostcr, Staffnrrl Glenn, Sclina l'layncs, Pirlly Hulm, Dnmtliy He-ritagc, Xilwirlroxi' Hogan. Thelma Hmm-ll, lfngenia lnglc, Litzi Kinley, Ola Long, Claricc l.ewcy, Clara Marshall, Flnrine Moran, Edith Putty, Georgia Pickett, Wlzilker Pruitt, Robert Llflnrsf Pink and XX ntt ., ,.,.V Frank XX ehxtnr , ,.,.Durt1tlii B i ht ,. ,.Gr:icu Tliunipwn Sclmi Vltnn lfciil, Nancy Redding, Ralph Sartin. Marit- Sli-iv, lmuia Smith, Alvis Spnnn. lfsilniriclsi Sninmurs. Mahal 'l'cri'0ll, ,lesaic Tlinmas. Claylmrn Tlimnpsnn, Graco Tliornhurg, Mzihcl 'l'nrner. Margaret XXI-hstcr, Frank Xlkssnn, Alvis XVilkcrSon, Nell The DQ li-XX' A H-bl ACK l'Ifm'vr': Carnatnln l71'u.vi11u1zl ..,, I'iw-l'r'c.v1'dur1l :XI1l1'1clgc, lflzl Alwllxnlly' lilcoxgc Askn-xv, Anza .'Xtwatu1', Rnhuri ,-Xutruy. David Halrlxvimm, Frances Hull, jasper Hcnsnn, Ncll Brzmsnn, Hclun Burkc, Iilizalwctlm Catus. Nulliu Chuck. XYmnlrnw Crntch!Ecld, Margin' llurhznn, Marvin 5m'r'vl1l1',x' uml l1'rn.x1rf 1 7Jf3Zll'.YflllI?l' fQf1fz'1'11g' Jlwllm' RL-11:1 all, Kn-'xx' tm-'n 14 :ex RI liRlllI4l4S l74j5tk'l', Lflaricu lf-utcr. Iiclnu flrccsmm, Malrcl Hzlyrlun, Alvin Hnlsluuv, XYiIn1a Hngznm, Sam llnlt, if, T., jr, lsluy, Clarencc King, Hcssic Kirkpzltriclc, Mildrcml Lovin, Dm'n1l1y Nlznlsnclcl, Paul Millcr. lilizuln-th Mmgn'c, Bonncr Cyllb L'ulm'.r: Pink il BI zirvin nfl Xyllilk N cll 1311154 mn Uurhznn . john Ruihn Murric, Ruth PctL'1's011. BL-Qsic ' ' nl'l1n I'ctt1p,rcw. I4 ra x Prilclwtt, I7rzn1ccs Rvilmur. Juhn Self, Rnlwrt Slum, Louis Slnith, XX'illic Stnnnlnn, lfrlna Tvur. Mnrg:n'cl Tysnn, 'l'lum1z1s Willuts, Myrtle Wvlwstcr, Xlisw ISpm1a4n'J Annie SIXTY-1AlXl The DOE-XYAH-JACK S, I f-. F5 N , ' zmfoz' H1'- Yi' 671115 fllnlln: L'lc:n1 'llllfJllQ,lllS, Cluan Living First Turin l'H'sfflrl1f ,, .. .Y H4 l'ii'i'-lU'i1viili'1il ,Clumc .5i'rn'fi11'y-I l'1'4l.YllV1'I' , , , ,v.,. , .Bill .-Xutrey, Dzivinl lhiwiiian, H4lXX'?ll'Il Dickey, Hulucrt lipliland. Clmrlcs Ifux, Clifton l'lnrner, Hulwrt HL-ritage, Xlhoclruxx' Holt, C. '11, jr. SIXTY-STX O 1-'ifiriiifs Semi ,ward Binvmzni l'1'r.viziC11t . ,,,, ,, nta McPl1oi's:m ITN-P1'i'.v1'ilm1t,,, ' y l,L-:nh ,N'i'f1'i'li11'y-T1'fn.v111'r l'rrs5 Nrfwrlvi' ..,..., Mmirsrus .I-nius, Dan Kirlcpzitrick, XVilliam llznli, Billy XIcl'lu-i's-ni, Clcnn-nth Mniitgniiiery, Xllulc Mnrtnm, Kendall Pzirisli, Dewcy Ruusc, Thomas ld Term ,, .....,....Roluci't Sclf .Clcinenly McPherson 1' ....,,, , ,,.... Billy Lcath Small, Vcstcr Slllllll, lYilliC Sykes, Kznssc-ll gulf, Rulmcrt Tlwinpsun, Lewis Yauglni. john XYrigl1tcnl1erry, lililly XYilliz1mson, Ben ...Hilly XYrigl1tcnlucrry . 4 R1 The DOE-XYA H--I ACK Sezzfof' Hz'- Y C711 .llutlnf uCl12lI'EiClk'I' Thruugh Service, C1 r., 6 .5'lii5mu,' Clean living: clean speech: clean znllilcticsg clean scholzlrsliipg and cimtagimiy Chris tiau CllZll'ZlClCl'.H l'm'f'u,vi'.' Tu create-. maintain, :incl exif,-nil tllI'0llQl'IU'lll the aclmul and ciimniunity high stzludarrls ot kllI'l5ilElI'l Cll?lTZiClCl'.ll Te l'r'i'.mli'iil , .,.., , I iff'-l'ri'i'lilvul,, .S'rri'rfury ,,.. , 7-l'i'IlJlll'L'l' , Hailey, Roy Harker, Billy Burke, Carl Burke, Keith Burke. Paul Cable, Alvin Durham. Shrewil Ffvstcr, Harris Foster, Stafforcl Goodes, Benjamin Haynes, james Oi-'ificmas rm 1927 ,Herinau Truitt f'i'v.vi'drli! Hriuswii Riruse I'iri'-Pi'i'.Y , john Chapman .N'i'rrrrii1'y HK-i'ith Moore 7'1v:r1.rir1'i'i' M EMBEHS Hull, Charles Holt. George Horner, l-lailley Horner, lYinstezul Isley, Carlyslc ,lo1ws, Philip Kernnclle, George Knutt, Edgar Moore, Keith Oldham, Almon Overman, Franklin Teri fl1'i'71l 11 1923 ,,-lfbllll Whitley Keith Maury , ,.Fr:1nkliu Overman .. , ,.Iol1i1Ycl'1mi1 l'egr:nn, J. li. lkiiiiiiuglmi, Carliis liuiisif, Brinson Suomi, VVaync Truitt, Herman Vernon, ,lolm XYalker, Erlwin NYhitley, ,lrvhn Whitley, Tom Yarhurough, joseph SIXTY-SEVEN , .'-z-.E-1 ff f' The DOE-VVAH-JACK Girl SEOIIILJ' 131.1117 Trai, Troop .llnlfn 5 Bc Vrcpztrccl l.n1tft'1' ., ,51'U't'ItlI'-V , . 'l'1:4u:x lrras1rl'm' , ,, ....., ..., , ,,,. . .. Wim, Rosie PA'I'lKtYI, lmtzdrf' . .,..., ,.,....,, K Iurgarut Bolznirl liIU'f7t7l'tll , ,,.,, ..,,, . .. ,,5ulnm, XYalturs Klaxinc Sault Iris Dqrsctt Hulen Hurncr xxiizxruiilcs Phyllis Smtt flpitl KCigL'r lfrzmccs Perry XY11.1'1 CATS P.'X1'l!lll. lmidur' ., ,,,..,..,..........,..,....., Louise Scott c11ll'f71H'tll Mvlha Lung Luis Messick Virginia Xluscr Lucy Aiwlcy 'TAR ,Mary B. Mosul' MEMBERS Esthcr Iii-nwiliiig Klartlm lam Fonvillc Franccs Hinshaw HEEL PATROL l.t'udt'1' ,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,. ...,. K :ithcrine Howell f.vl7I'!7Cll'l71 , SIXTY-HIGH T ., ,....,, ,,,,,, ,,,, R t ith Gross .S'Itffftr11.' Do a Good Turn Dailyu ICI-QRS ., ,,,.. , ..., ,..l.ucy. Glassnn , ..,, ,..I.otnsu SCOU . . ,,,,, ,..,,,, Margaret Hinshaw MEMBERS Klavrgetrr-ttc R:-gt-rs Franccs Bztynt-5 Cathcrinc XX'oofl Xlztrgzxrct Anclurswn Dclla Surrcll Nt-llic Klitfhcll lirsx' Bizlis P,x'rimi. l.t'tn1'v1' ,, ...,., ......., .,., , , Mary Rcihci' L'm'fmr'uI ,...,... ..,.,........ I Jnmruthy Sharpu MI-'MBERS Mildred Smith Nell XX'iIkcrstm Gertrude xYlI1tll'l2ll11 Ninn Macfunson Margaret XYhitscll Aclclic Xlztlonc XYu1.i- Puri ljA'l'RtIl. lmndvr' , ,. .,,....,..............,,,... Dornthy joncs Cim'p01't1l , , . . .....,......,. Margaret Hinshaw MEMBERS Christine llrooks Eva Paige Edna Hargrove julia Ray Inez Guycr Vater Small T110 D012-W A H-.I fx C iq BIH'!l'lIgf0!l Hzgb SM00! Smzzzf X116 llc l i'upz1rccl llii 1 lhuifl 'I'ii1'1i llziily' 'l'hc mumhnrsliip I-1' this chili i- limitcil lv lfirsl Class Summits ur thusc nf hiazhcr rank The purpnsc ul' this chili is lim mlvziiicv First flilSx Sc-rule in merit luulgu wui'k. A forty minute pcriorl is gircn owr lii-wnfckly In the mturly of merit lmrlgcs, hiilh hy luctuil anrl llciiiomtrzitiuiii. Thu chili has mllmc much gil-'ul wiwk :mil iirfvinisc- In il-i nwru. Rl mi miles ,luck Cates ClIll't'llC6' Hari Tlii'uStu11 Ciltci llzirnlsl Smith ,li Y. Dzxlwhs, .5lfllIIl.Vl7l' .Xlfrwl lrvlaiirl lrviii Hall liairvin Xlziy l :.Xlil.l' Suu 'rs Liithcr .-Xlwcilvr ,lmliii Kliiiirc gXllc1i Xlcliam- llzmilil Smilh un ML-lwzinc liilly Pi l' iwciiil nil ICC Sliciwlil-i'rl SIXTY-N The DDE-VVAH-JA CK O. Hefzfy ,Qferczfy Club illnlfn: That XYhich XYe Acquire XVith Most Dililicnlty, lYe Retain the Longest t'l1lm'.' Rose :ind Silver l7ln:t'l'r.' Sweet Pea Ori-'1m'12Rs H First Term Second Term Plllllldflll ,.,.,...,,....... ...., .... X l ozelle Bunton lJl't'Slidt'llf ........................,. Tressie Hinshaw l'1rv-Prxxridvlrt ..,.. .,.,,....... l rvin Brown lV'it't'-P1'vsi1it'l1? ....... .,......., X Vera Lee Holt Sccrutury . ,..,,,..., ......., , ,Jaines Durham Svt'r't'f41ry .... ,....,,, ,,....,., ..,... F o y Garner Trmszlfw' ...,,,, Tressie Hinshaw T1'vu.rn1'vr ......,,, .....,.., lv lozelle Bunton Frank Andrews Irvin Brown llozelle Bunton Copelle Batchelor Mary Alice Cohle Clarice Foster Foy Garner SEVENTY Rom. Vera Lee Holt Tressie Hinshaw Dell Hargrove Alice Lashley Annie McKinney Lottie Overinan Lina Overton Georgia. Petty Eunice Pearson Novella Spoon Agnes Sykes Kassel Sykes Brock VVadclell The DOE-NYAH-'JACK six. lfqvx' glee C7116 Miss Ruth Drtilcy, Uiruulm' Flctclier Mourc, ,'lt't'ff11rju1i1ix1 Mmiiiiziis Ifiizrl Ti'1mi'x 1f1'V.iI 1filx.w.r , - ' - - Ut-nnctt, Huwzii'cl l.:nyc Ralph lslcy, Carlyle XX alkcr, lzflwni 1 X Y, y .I ' I :V l Laney, NYiIliz1m yyimit-yy, .lulin L'gflL'xQ1'32x Jr ll,Q,'ilfklk25tlg ll'l 1, ' , 7 i - -V - . l lciiiliiiybtuii, C21rlOS Horner' Hadluy blimull TCHWX Second l?u.vsrs Allen, Harvey Holt, George Buwmzin, XYilliam Uldlnnn, :Xlnmnd Gurrisqn, Clifton Jones, Vance Cobb, Pziul 'l'l1cnn1isuii, Kern Loc Htilt, Charles Spoon, Xlliync Cant, joseph Triillingcr, llarulcl During the fall of ninctcun liunrlrctl twenty-seven the Buys' Kllcc Club wits 1'c-ur- ganizecl. Scvcral uf the old incnibcrs had gracluatccl, lint tlicrc wus zi gtmtlly nnmlicr coming from thc ciglitli graclt-, which gziyc thu cluli at iutal nnmliur uf twunty-six members. This year the club is cxpccting tu do grunt things unilur tht- lcmlcrsliiir uf its splcntlirl director, Miss Ruth Dailey. The prospects :irc wry lmright fur winning scyt'i'zil prizes in thc Stats Music Uviitcst to lic liclrl in lii'ccii5lmrfi, April tlic twclftli :intl tliirtccntli, Sl-IYEX'l'Y-1 INE T110 DUE-XX'.fXH-51A CK 1.4 l,l't'XitY,L'7lf , , I 111 l'1t.x11f1ul ,S'1'1'l'1'I1l1'y tlml Yk1f1r.v111'1'r l!l1111cl1:1rd, Klub-gl Ilolttnd, Nl:1rgz11't-t l:t!0!lC, Mz11'g:11'ct llowtlml, Dtxrfvtlly I'i1'11cllcy, Dtlruthy Hryan, E1l1111 tlurrimtt, Ifcrn Hlll'llWL'll, I'-I'llIHfk'5 Iitwxks, Xlztry .luyu Vzttcs. Nliltlrml Davis, 'l'1'1-V11 l 1m'h'1', Holt-11 SI2YlCN'l'Y-TXYU Cff'1'ff glam Cfzzff Mixs Ruth Dztilcy, Dirtwifvl' tY7FlfI1Iflx'S 111-151 mans Snjvrtlfms Hzlltftvrtl, X1-Nluit Hnrnc, Annic 1.11- Kcigqcr, Opal KtI'lilTIZ1I1, Ifhzxllmcth Xlturtttn, x'il'1.QiI1iZl Rlurraty, Sztru Qtutlls, Ethul Rrylwrtswlt, Ncttic 1f1111'L plllax l'lm'11c1'. Yirginizt Kmg, Gwixm '.ZlXYS, Eflwhm Xlrwnttgrtnlcly, lichm ,X'i1'gini:1 I'Il'll'HUt' , ., ...,,, 52ll'Il Murrzty ,, ,,,XIz11'y jtmycc Brocvlia Scllztrs, Elizabeth Smith, Klatry Lwvuisu Tuztgttc, Miltlrt-rl XVCFIIHII, Sarah Elizabcth Xxlilfil, Viulut XX-21Hit'I', KIZ'lI'Q,llI'LJt Yz1rho1'1'r11gl1, Cltristinc Uhlhutn, Minnie hIt'll'gIlll Pritchett, Framtccf S1-lIz11's, Ma1'th:1 Stzttmttm, Ehtzt XYZIIYOII. Ruth T110 DUE-XYAH-'I ACK ,,Jlw.-H 5 iv -4 V - l'1'.'.v11l1'11l . , l'f1'1'-Pl'1'.S'f1fa'lll , U111111111'1' ...,.. . lxJi.v!1u1t .lff111111fv1' l'1'11l111.v I.1111i5c Pollzml 5:1111 li. Yc1'1m11 Iqlllll H. Lou' .Xvis 1.101115 Tullmcrt King Arlrlic 5Iz1lm1L' YiYii1l1 Russ XN'1lso11 L'l1cn'l: 'l'l1rus11'n1 C1116 f,lll7'iIlL'f,f l'1'y01' LCD l711m'illu Jzunvs Dlll'l1IlIl1 Of'L'A5.ffl'Ll NIV. lQl1u1IrS, l71'1'u1'l111' U1-'1 1, Fics R1wsT1f11 L 1f1'111'l,v XY:1ltv1' Sl1Q11'11u XYilli11n1 S111-ff11vr XYi11f1'1'1l P11111 .N'11,1'1vf1l1111l1' Ha-1151111 Illzlfk 'l'11f111 Dwight l.:1nkf11rvl fl111'1l XX'ilIiN l111l:11111 ., XX. lu. 5l1z11'111', ,. .lin-11s.111 B I uk l.L'1111 ,I-1 l'rx'u1' Leu P4111 l'l11l1' X, l'1':1nu's Uz11'11w1'II I r11111l111111',v .-Xlxmm Klclu-1' Ruhurt .'XtXXIllL'I' l71'11l1l.x 'mul lrufw L1-1111 Innes l'1'111111 Igthcl Ulmllx SEV IENTY-'l' I I 1 1 I' l rrsidi'lrl ... ,, l'in'-f'1'i'.viili'l1l ... ,llafmgvr , ,...,.........,. , .'lSXlXlllIlf fllmlinffr ..,.... lYalter Sharpe, Cornct The DOE-VVAH-JACK -:gn The 3-3. H. S. Band Mr. M, Z. Rhodes, llirurfnr RUSTER Victor Shi fffner, Clarinet YX'illiain Slloffncr, Cornct ,laincs Durham, Clarinut Vllinfrcd Paul, Ccrruct Lednuin Ainicl-1, Cornet john Moore, Cornet Marvin Durhznn, Curnc Roy Pctty, Cornet VVilliam Joyner, Cornct Irvin Brown, Cornet Dun Vlllntliclcl, Cornet Pryur Ffnivillu, Clarinct Sl2X'EN'I'Y-lfUL'R ,lohn Rcilu-r, Clarinet Eugcnc lN'clister, Clarinet Wilbur Rnhcrtsou, Clarinet t Benson liluck, Alto Saxophunc Billy Atwater, Flute Dwight Lank ford, Tuba Ralph Low, C Saxruplumc Paul Mansfield, Tulwa Buster Miles, Tuba Almun Mvlvcr, Baritnnc ,. , ...,,, Benson Black , ,,,Du'iglu Lunkford ..,...,,,....,,l.uuii Jones . ,,.XYilli5 Boland Roller! Lee Ross, Trombone Robert Atwater, Trmnbonc Melvin l'l21XVlilllS, Trombone l.ynn Durham, Truinlmne XYilli5 Boland. Alto Rmhc-rt Anthony, Alto Clifton Favucette, Aho Leon -Innes, Snare Drum Henry Meacham, Snare Drum Clnycu Hunter, Bass Drum XV. K. Holt, ,Tr,, Drum Major The DOE-WAH-JACK Mr. Edith Bowden Wlilson Check Avis Goins Eugene Gooclcs Hilda Lee Heatwole Tfiolizz Cfasi' E. F. Rhodes, fllSfI'llL'llIV 1lEMBlillS Katherine Howell Talbcrt King Charlotte Love Carl Moser Sara Neese C. G. XYilkiris0n David Scllars Thomas 'fyson Bessie XYalker Jennie Frances NValters Selma. lValters The above picture represents B. H, S.'s latest addition in the line of classes. The need for violin instruction is hy no means a new one. XVith the continuation of such splendid progress as this class has evidenced this year the future orchestra of B. H. S. will not be lacking in violinists. SEVE NTY-FIVE The DOE-NVAH-JACK Tc Pjfifefvy fw'L'!it3i'.S' 0 if. H. S. lfmlvlvm: Tzirgul Cinlnrxg Grccn and BFUXVII .ilnllnf Tn Hit Xxiiiilf NYC .-Xiin Fm Oiriflcliies l'r'usia'i'11l ,..,.. ,,..v..,,.. .,,., .,.., , ....,..., L L 1 Lhcr Atwatcr Inv-l 1'r.viiir11I .... ., ,,.Freemont Shepherd Yi'i'1'cI11ry . ...., ,....,,.,.,,,, S ara. Murray 7'm:s1m'r ...... ...,. ,,.,.,, , , ., .... Virginia Horner .Xtw-Liter, Ililly :XlwatfQr, Linhur Hullzi, Miriznn Liznnplmcll, liilly Lizitcs, jack l':1tc5, Yuncc Cnx, Lnlitzi f5pnnsnrJ Dzilihs, J. Y. 1Sponmrl Durant. Frances iiciwarils. Xlgivin lizmcettc. Clifton Ifoglcman, Mary Lon llall, Irving Hayworth, Lf C. fS1ummrH SEVENTY-F-I X Blmilsians Horner, Hnlucrt Hnrncr, Virginia Horner, XYinstead lrclzind, Alfred Lamm, Lyman Lung, Hclun Klzinheiin, Lyndon May, E. Hay, Garvin McPherson, Adrian Nliics. llustcr Rlnntgoincry, Edna Monro, Flcichor Xlnnrc, -Inhn Moser, Frank Murray, Sara Neese, Martha Pennington, Clarcncc Perry, Louise Pctty, Roy Price, Billy Saundcrs, Robert Shepherd, Freemonl XVaddelI, Howard XValker, Margaret Wfalker, W'iila Vifalker. Virginia XValters. Scima J ,X f ax X6 M' K X -up k K , 5 ' X35 wg , if f S Q I XS Q11 , :yy fx 7 if Q5 X 1' XM' Hfka 4, ' , .l h ' J 1 VII 4 -.'f. wr ,KEYT-H MOORE 1-5553 ef .W SIEYICNTY-EIG H T Y 1 1 A 4 , au E23-, :Q ' ' V ' Sw 1i'f152 :fs 2: N . ta 2 EQ- ,.-:'. 1 V: '1i1:1:LY-ifjiif' ' Y. . -:ruff , - . :T t Y . X H: 4 5 - '-: 7 I , ff ,5-1 ' . A. The DUE-WAH-JACK . 2-v'W' , . f., lf, QW. . L ' . af fL7 !ff.,' 2 if ?W'f' The DQIQ-XYAH-bl ACK . ix . x...,1 ff.--JI. ,V -- - -A ww'-57-W J. , ' W-1 A , I N ' HI . W 2 j S . J , L L ' YK , 1 . :. 1, ,. 'cm HAnoLDTRoLLmcEn Guarda-Tackle ALMON OLDHAM 5 W Guard. ' , . x f 1-'Q K X, g X' ff- 1 ' E A N , 1 1 '1'- D ' Q 'BENSQN BLACK 'if:':.-. ' ' f f 'filly - En WALKER' P f??f-xv Hd! Back X 1 3 I and f :Q 5 . X H l- l I Q 1 PEERRYTLUQNES P CHAS How 1yci'lfB5Cff !!aifBac!r E VL' -A I ' H' -B 1zN '1'? LLMAN Y 1 Tacfclg-W Agffffffef. ,M SEYENTY- N I N15 The DCE-VVAH-JACK Foofbaff 7Qz11'e1c1 l1eg'i11ning the sn-1151111 with El nucleus nf st-1'e11 letter 1111111 z1l111111 which to build the t1-11111, lil11rli11g11111 was able to 11111 O11 the held the 11111st fo1'111idalJle team that has repre- sented her fi-r sewrzil years. The ez111di1lates whu repiirted this year prCse11ted EL Combi- nz11i1111 of weight and speed. xxillll El fiirward wall that averaged 168 pt111nds and cl1z1rged and lwloekecl successfully, lhe l1e1clA:F1elrl had ample pitvtcctimi for Z1 s111ootl1 1'111111i11g and passing attack. I The su111111z11'y nf the SL'ElSllll shtiws hut -ine defeat. Burli11gtL111's goal line was crtissecl but three times during the seasun, while she was Ell7lC to cross her oppo11e11ts' glial line fur El total of seve11tef11 times. Six uf the thirteen men who were 3WEll'LlEfl letters this year will he lust by g'rz1cl11:1tio11. Tliese men will he missed next year l1ec:111se they have been i111pt1rtant clings i11 the Bur- li11g'r1':n niachine for the last two seasmis. They will graduate, leaving' hehintl ZL gfvfvd reenrd and seven letter men tn start 11ext ye21.r'5 sez1s1i111. From these lCtter'r11e11 that are left and Z1 good s111111ly of new niaterial, B. H. S. should put aiiother fighting team cn the lielfl fur 1028. The fiivlluwiiig were awarded letters or stars at tl1e Close of the season: Vl, D, Cook. XY. K. Holt, Jr., Leon jones, Dwight Lanliford, Casper Loy, Freinklin Overman, Carlos Peilningtuii, liri11s1111 Rrvnse, Xvflltfl' Sharfme, K. L. Tl1I,1Il1l3SOl1, hlr., Herman Truitt, Harold Trollinger, and Frziril-c XYCllSfC'l'. RESULTS OF 1927 SEASON ll. H, S. ..... ii O Mebzine . 0 Ll. H. S. ..... ..... 2 -l Alex-lVils1i111 .. O B. H. S. .... .. .. 10 Chapel Hill O B. H, S. ..,.. ..... 1 5 High Point ...... .... 1 5 B. H, S. ,.,.. ll Reitlsville .. 7 B. H. S, ..... 20 Hillsboro .... 0 B. H. S. ..... 33 Roxhoro .... O 109 ZU 5 FIGHTY The DOE-XNAH--I ACK Qirfs' Basiefbafl Syzzaa' Miys lniilitzx Cox, cidlllfll l'17l lk'LlV'Il'.Y Ncshit Hzinfnrrl, Clzfilniu Margaret Hinshaw Dorothy Scllars Alice XYest, Managcr Dnrotliy Braclluy Burlingl-in . , ,, ,,,, .. ., 18 Burlington Z4 Burlington . , 7 Burlington ,.,.. . . 25 Burlington ., , . . 17 liurlington ,, IR Burlington .,.. . 15 122 XYith unly unc luttci' :nun left frinn l a niarkecl iiiipiwivcnn-iit mm' that iili thu Cfrmrrlx lissic firiswalcl Domtliy ,lnnss Iilizzihutli Scllznx Maflclinc Meadm' livclyn Putty R1-iclsville .20 Cu-ciishurn li Chzipcl Hill .,,, .. -ill Giwclisliiiro ,, Zll Hillshnrn , , I4 Chzipcl Hill 36 Ruirlsvillc .. , 40 19-1 zlst vczu s tczim, thu girls lmskctlirill suasnn was 1Dlil'YlIlQ at thu lzillcripzirl iii the wziwii sliuwcd spent in building up thc tczun ul 'ZS Thu U l l1l'Sl gznin. Thu rccnrdf shriw inur ganu-Q Inst anfl three wun, hut the Black and liwld hun mvei' haul a innru loyal, hard fighting luilm. 7 Though they lnst in scorc. thcy won in si lfll. EIGHTY-UNE The DOIQ-XfN'AH-,IACK BQVJ' Y'3r1.viefbafl Syzmal. Mr. E. C. I.uuu:u'zl, Cffurlz H. G-,:unl111:u1, Caffuhz Bcusuu Black, .lluuugrr Sharpe. I.. F. Trolliugcr. I.. G. XYalkcr, Sub. C. 'I'luu111u-nu, R. F. Foster, G. Hall, Sub, G. ,Im-um, Y.. F. Ycrnnu. Sub. F. Knott. Sub. G. Holt, R. G. jones, P., Sub. F, Smith, Suls. G. B B li I3 B H R I3 I3 I3 B V May, Sub. F. REU IR D 1927-1928 . H. S. .... .. .. 9 . H S. ,.... ........ Z 0 . H S. .... .... Z 4 . H. S. .... ........ 1 6 . H. 5. .... ........ Z I . H. S. .... ........ l 2 . H. 5. .... ........ I J . H. S. ......,. 23 . H. S. .. ........ 27 . H. S. ...... .. 14 . H. S. .... ..... . .. N25 200 IGIITY-TIVO Gilnswuvillc Mehauc Reidsvillc High Puiut Gihsmlvillc Gllllfurfl .. llghane I-lzgh Puuut ....... .... Rciclsvillc Hillslnum ,. Guilford 8 31 23 48 10 11 25 47 10 I7 7 246 T110 DUE-XY AH-bl ACK ,u,My!2i r4'r'L W'l if P9-4,4fy .J-fiflj' .A F ialdf T196 lB!1.l'66KIff Syzmrz' 1928 Ml' l. ll. Cu-wl: tlrlmwr Lrylulc Stafforml Foster Kurn l.Cu 'l'l1nl11psm lrfllllli Xllclwstcr Allnwn Olrlluun llzumcr Spoon Frank Andrews NYQHICC juncs well Uslmruv, L'.fl1l'11 Mlm mans Sl,'Hl2IJL'Lli Kcllll Nlrmrc l.:xxx'rcucc Surrull F. ll. Hrmlaclay, ,ll liflwin Xlhlker ,lolm Rcilmcr 'FHITI XYl1itlcy Casper Imy -lulm XYl1itlcy llcnry NlL'ZlCllUl'll Mz1rcl1 30th , , ..,,,, ,..,,, l ligh Ibinl ,, ,,,ll'lCl'C5 April Srcl. , ....., Rlcimam- ,ilu-rw April Sth. ,,.,,, Ah-x. XYilf-In , ltlu-rub :Xpril lllth. Klux. XYilsm1 , ,. ..llu-rch April l3tl1. ,,,., :Xsl1elnr1'u .,.,, ltllcrcl April l7tl1, ,... Hillslmm H . ,flwruj .-Xpril 20th. , ,...,, N1-iclsvillu , .,ltlwrcl ,-Xprll 2-ltl1, , ,..... High Point , N ultllcrvl April 27th. ,, , Hillxlmru ftlwrul Huy -lth. .. A,A.A, .XNllL'l7ruI'n lhcrcl EIISIITY -Tlllilili T110 DCE-VVAH-JACK Keith Klnnre Xyalter QSharpL' lx. l,, llwiiipsmi, Sam lYarliek Bill Luyley VVillian1 Sliurfiier Almun lllclvcr Garvin May Bqafs' Trrzci 7110111 Manager , ,L -.4 M, ,v -,. . i S 6515071 Mr, .l. Y. Dahlia, fillllffl M mi Isliirs Iiilly Atwater Billy Price Algie Blalwclc Marvin Durham Clement Mcljliersun l.enn Innes, C3Dl2llI1 Hzirrisun Goudinan Casper Loy Cliftnn GEll'l'l:1Z1ll I 928 Carlysle Isley Dan jones Charles liphlancl Duck lVlnoi'e XXX iodrow Heritag Clifton fFaucette Vance Cates Howard llowinzin This year's track team is entering the season with much pep ancl zest. Slime lLl furin and skill is he-ing' rlevelupecl umler thc clrilling nl Cuach l. V. Dahhs. This xcai N team is not unly striving to uphold 5iHllCl8l'LlS set in pabt years, hut is trying to lay hi r runes fur the future. ICIIHIITY-FOUR The DOE-VVAH-bl ACK ,. -ul nn? it v .F s l Qirlr' Tezzzzis Squad Miss Lwlita Cox, Cmiflz For years past. tennis has heen une inf the most pupulzii' sports iff the girls nl' B. H. S. ln fact, su mzuzy are interested this year that the ciiach hail 11 cliliicult tasle in selecting girls whoni she tliouglit cwnipetcnt fur the sqiizifl. Nevertheless, the girls in this picture are the ones whuni she has watclied play, and crinsiilerecl czlpzihlc nf Zl chance un the lezim The team this year will eiinsist :if first-secuiicl iluuhles zinil first-seizriiicl :incl Ihirrl singles. . l2lliH'l'Y'l lYl7 ww DOE-W-xH-JACK 73 f 1 , A 5 ' f A 54-Nw J BQVN, 7-'t'lZlIl..Y Symzrf 1928 Perry -Irmus, f-HllI'l .llfrmlyffr Mr. H. lf. l.wm:ml. lwzmlfy ,llnlluffrr This ik'Ilx1lIl'5 in-unix lwld- zu gruzxl Qunuunt uf illU'l'L'il, Lust yuafs umirv team IN mck mul wc Imuld grunt l1wpu for Ll Nlrung sunswlm. Thr 11i.IIlll'L' rulwrcscllts, nut 41 thu SIIUQII, lmt ilu- first tn-um and li Il zulu uf scznsmu-+I planyf.-lx win: zum- hurcl iiglm-rs :mu thc lmcst 4-f gum! sports. IZIHIITY-SIX The DUE-NYAH-QIACK fig mai - , - , nu , girls H0 My Syzmn' Kliwf I.ulit:l CHX, Cmlrli Nlzirgztrct llinslulw, C. IV., Ctrfltfiu Ghilzm llzill, R. lf, I3r.rtttl15' -Ivnt-5, Ii. I. Nvttit C. IQtil'icx't5-vim, I.. IT, lilizztlwtli Scllzlrs, I.. I. Xlilnlrwl 'll-ugtiu, tl. Ii, Xlztry llztrhztrzt Nluscr, R. XY. St-lmzt XY:rltt-rs, muh. C, lf. Ncsliit Ilzmfurrl, I.. XY., .lltrrltrgfrr Lucillu xItIIIlglllllL'l'j', still, ITFLIIILTS Ilarmrvll. C. Il, Itlznhcl I!vIllllk'llRl'4l. sinh. C. H. IL-rl-tliy Scllurs. li. H. Iiclna llryzui, Qult. ti. K. Izihth Xlzxflrlcll, I., lrl, Fur thu hrs! timu in ite lizattwy, ll. ll, 5. lxtx 1ll'Q1llll1It'Il ll lnrle Iluclccy lciuu, Untlcr thu tlrilling uf Cfiptcli Lulitxl Cox, tht' Iuzmi ilt'x't-lfiptwl mpiclly. Ihily unc -rut-of- town gzuuc was ivluycnl during thi- suzmui, that ht-ing with tht- thucmlltiiw- girls, zm Cx' pcrieiiccrl team. tlur girls Init Ivy lt scmu- -if 1--l, Thu luck ttf t-xlvvirit-iicf liiimlicztliluctl our tuztm greatly, hut tht- girls nrt' In lm cmiiimiiclt-rl, nm mily fur iiiiivrurt-iiicimt in ltlzxy- ing, hut also Im' thc spluuitlitl typt' nl' bln-i'14111:i1ul1ip ilisplztyt-fl. Thu ,luninrx mm tirst plztcc in tht- Chiu gruiws, li-tltling flttiiu tI1t'iiwi1fptu1t'1tta with il rcatly tuznin. EI4llI'I'YASliX'I N T110 DOE-XYAH-JACK SlfNll0lRS ' T JJIUNHCORS g ,,' 5.-. ..- ,,, f T '5T.,ASiST-7 QTHLETICL-S ' ...- .4 g. ..-.4 .5 g., g., SOIPHOMOIRIES rmnssnunrm QL ,. '::-. .-1 ffzfra-lfzrzlf uYfHef1'Cl' I-ll lBZ!l'!1.llgf0!I H1376 Safco! Last it-zu' Bnrlingtnn lligh F-clifml, always il huliuvcr in cluan, wlwlusmnc athletics fur L-vt-ry stnrlunt, rcncwccl hcr inlcrcst in inter-class cnllnlctitiwil in order to unable all those iiicwiiipctt-i1t for varsity iiltcrsclwlastic gznncs tu imrticipatc in I1 gt-nural pllysical ctlncrltion prmgiilin which inclnllucl thc varsity sports, Thc liiwzmis Clnli of HL1l'lll'lg'IHll cntcrccl wlwlu-licfirtcclly intu thc plan and rlonated a largt' luring sup wllich was for thc Hrst tink- mm hy the Senior Class of l927. To win thu cup ll class must uxccl in ll scored niujurity -if sports such as thc following: liziskutliall fur lmys and girlsg truck :incl ticlcl cu-nts for htmysg tennis singles and doubles fur huys znnl girls: lcaguu zlnrl imlnnr hall for hrvysg vollcyhall for hoysg lmckcy for girls, anrl a gt-ncral pliysiuzxl zlhility tcst for hoys :mtl girls. Thc lihysiczll zlhilily test is hasctl iiriinzlrily on the lwst inwtfir ulvility tt-sts that lmvc hccn prrividctl to dmc. Each rcspcctivc sport Curries a tmwtnl score of scvuiity points. For first place 25 points :tru uwarclcclg for scconcl plzlcc 20 points: fur third lulacc 15 points: an-'l fur fourth place ten points. The cltlss lmving thc highcst grzlncl total at the end of thc year will he cntitlrcl tw kcup the cup fur tht- l-'PllUXYll'lg yt-:lr :nnl can put its nnincrals on it. Tho cup will 1't-main pcrnianvntly in thu sclwfil. liI1,ll'l'Y-l?l4lllT J N y . u f j' X xx Vx 1 I I A W w k ' x j X HXII Qhvl 2 -Vx' X-.zig 1 f f' K N filly Z J 2 , IIE! ,E E., -1 Y Z lu I cs -1, , 3 I . - P - ' I Al 'X If IJOO1 V 4- ,J l I Q 1 1 ? T110 DUE-XTAH-JACK gy-.k gan Wzgzgfay J cZzr5?stWgfzfzg7zgfg7?z zzszness Jazz .. ss . zzszfzess .4 ggi J07Zn ZUfZ2-QLZQ! I 565511 6dz'2Laf-zrzf Uzzq' NI ITX ag lu- Ylfziiiim fdsiey cf'dizL02 wi72N Chzq' 71232 wi! ' Ca tes 0'fCZ'12 fy ff2a'f'5lwf' fx. Y O ..c T110 DOE-XNAH--I A CK 1,-1:'a '1't,, f 2'f'gc:,, ' 7 L Que, r P is K ', 1 IX 'AX Q 1 4ffm,x Qgylszgqfx 10 . . , . , F 'f'q . - '-V49 1 9 2x Q , rhhvb N XA S Toroffky Bowdem ?3g:7zmzz.Z6'fafff gg ' .x ' 'jnapsbafdgizior 1 ' P'7fzgf20z'0zq5fg'z'zfbi2i'jfj: M. :N-. . dw, t . .x A . X ,.. A. - lx: . .L lt v . .tv , X S ' i.m...x-Ai, 'H' .94 w-, Min.. NINETXVUNI The DQE-VVAH-JACK The zmz'0r-Sefzior Banque! Everyone in the junior and Senior Classes always looks forward to the great social event of the year, the banquet given hy the juniors in honor of the Seniors. The Juniors have always been good hosts, and this year they were at their best. They carried out the idea ol a leap-year party very successfully on Klarch 9, 1928, in the cafeteria of 'the Fisher Street School. The hall was beautifully decorated with purple and gold, the Senior colors, Yellow candles and vases of jonquils were used as table decorations. Palms and other potted plants were used in profusion. joseph tiant, -lr., served as toastmaster. W'hile the meal was served by the Sopho- more girls. very interesting toasts and responses were given. Excellent music was fur- nishd hy the ll. H, S. Orchestra and the Cvlee Clubs. Several dances were gracefully' executed by Xlargaret Boland. Sarah Elizabeth Yernon, Elizabeth Burke, a.nd Ethel Qualls. The Seniors were most appreciative of the hospitality extended them hy their graci- ous hosts and hostesses. l The zmioz' Party ln order to raise money for the ,lunior4Senior Banquet, the junior Class gave at Hallowe'en party this year. Of late this has become a custom. The junior Class gave the party in the Burlington High School Auditorium on the night of October 27, lU27. Twenty-Five cents admission was charged in return for which a play was given. The Ghost Story, as the play was called, proved to be 'very interesting and everybody enjoyed it. :Xfter the play all those present went to the several booths to get refreshments and to have their fortunes told. These booths were beautifully decorated with black and gold, the two colors of the night. At a late hour the crowd left smiling and happy. No one denied that they hadn'1 had a good time, and that those who were absent had missed some fun. Tfze Sefzior Hz'- Y Soda! The Hi-Y Club is declared the best organization in the school, because of its high ideals and Christian influence. lt is made up of the finest type of boys, for boys alone can belong to it. It has become a custom for this club each year to have a social and tn initiate the boys from the freshman class who make up the Junior Hi-Y Club, in order to show them they will receive a hearty welcome to the Senior Club the next term. This year the members of each club, with their best girl friends, gathered in the high school auditorium on March 16th, at eight o'clock. The president of the Senior I-li-Y, john Wfhitley, presided over the meeting, and welcomed the junior HifY to the social. A response was given by Robert Self, president of the junior Hi-Y. The girls were made to feel their welcome by a speech from Carlos Pennington. joseph Yarhorough explained the purpose and slogan of the Hi-Y, and Thomas NYhitley discussed the four C's. Mr. Halfacre gave a short ta-lk on the work of the Hi-Y. The meeting was turned over to Bliss Shepard, who sponsored the social hour. The hard fought contests and delightful games were very interesting to all. Everyone was given a small gift, as a souvenir. Following the social hour ice cream and cake were served. The social was a great success. and everyone expressed himself as having had an enjoyable evening. N I NETV-TVVO E l X fi , is -Ei, V7 M,g4 J K .-l ,gl-ff M - ' F gig. X5 Eg-fff 5 -fh NJ ,f EX if? 761 !!4ff EN-.XEBX , f M 4 , I I 'lf f XM fi-J b75 1 X 4Xw Q , W Nf 2 X X -f ' , XXNN M -'Zi gig! SLVXWMQX7 HI l I Illl IBM Y QA 4 EX? IX 0 J U IMI I ij? , p Bellfs Bellis Burlington, N. C. A store full of new and desirahle merchan- dise. This store's constant aim is to be ahle to meet every demand for new and seasonahle merchandise and we plan and purchase months in advance in many mar- kets so that the newest and most desirable goods can he obtained here. Right now we are especially well prepared tu supply every need. Stocks are complete and prices are reasonable-the result of our early and extensive purchasing-it's to your advantage to buy where your in- terest and desires are considered para- mount. 0570 CE' BELK STEVENS COMPANY Bufrlingtonk Shopping Center Bellfs Bellfs I Pixma 94 j DRI K ww: g Real Orange Juice Makes Such a Wonderful Difference! ASK YOUR DOCTOR This year the inzikers ut' Orange Crush are using' in their pimcluet the juice fimiii lHlll'lfCC1l niillifin puuncls of fresh ripe firaiiges. No wfniclei' children are su ffmcl ul' Orange Crush it is pure anal healthful, hut watch fur suhsti- tutes in Orange 1.ll'll1li5i-SHIIIC are eheniieal. Orange Crush Bottling Oo Burlington, N. O. it llxialc '13 I ? K I PERFECTIO I-IOSIERY MILLS fi 1lIa11z1facf111'01'.9 of Flillb' 50411111655 H0s1'C1'-V llL'Rl.IN4l'l'I'lN. N. C. I Guiitlcnicn piulcr lwlumlcs,-Bill Luslsy takcs what hu can gct! Sara Murray: I supposc you nrt- just crazy tu kiss me. Bill Boumau: Yeh, I have tn hc. Fcru Garrison: So yuu tultl all the boys you took me to the banquet because I was El good party. ' Vllalter S.: Vl'ell. I had tu tcll them sonictlung Carlos P.: lYhat's you hrotlici' Chip suffering frrmi Phil. Joncsi Brain Fever. C. P.: Oh, I thought it was swmcthing serious, lack May tu Doruthy Svllcrs: Yoii'i'L- all the wi.-rlcl to mc. Dou't you like the wrurlcl all around you? lgL'lLlLL lT Cars ara IPCIIIIQ Imill' today Xfzxlz ix I2z1z'ld1'1f,g H10111 ons WILLfHA MGTOR CU. Nash Szllcs amd Service Maple :md Spring' Streets Pimxlf 315 BI,'RLINGTON, N. C. l I lfuziz 96 I ? g Sl TEI.El'1mNE 586 NEAR Pom' lJlfFlC'lC E F I RCD ' S Fastest RCfGI.l1.lIQ Syxf011z in flze lV01'Id XYQ F-cll SHOES. CLOTHINQQ, DRY GOODS. AND LADIES' RE,xm'-To-VVEAR b Af P1'z'cc',v Thar Defy COIllf'CfI.fl'0Il 1 1 EFIRDS DERARTMENT STORE BURL1NG'1'oN, Nom' II CMQULINA JXLAMANCE SODA SHUP RCfl'L'.91Il'IIQ Dl'l-1Zk.V xlmlxzlxlzs - jAL'OB'S CANDIES N NVQ invite your Pntrolmgc 'Lx noon som SHOPU A chickcn in the car is worth two walk- ing' lwmc, Dr. Brittle: Du you eat 0l.lCll?ll Carl Ilurkc: OFf'e-n what? Mr. Lvmnard is a man who is paid to study slccpmg cunditlons among students. Hickey M.: I could die dancing. lfdnzl Mwntgomcry: Yes, with ytmur b0Ot5 on mc. BASQN X BASON JlI1'I!1'1101'j.' Art Needle Xlbrk AND Lzldics L'11clc1'wez1r Plwue 59-XY lllll'llllQ'lHI1, N. C. 'J 4.14. 'F I l x 91 I lt i if i 2 iw ,I -N n Fare se , l I Gentml Heights I He1'e's the ideal spot--truly 21 pararlise for l home lovers. -lust near enough to the city to l reap its henelits, hut still fur enough away to give it the suburban atmosphere. I l I4I'0111 every pornt of vrew a lot rn CCIIIVUI l Hciglzis is an investment in contentment. l l CENTRAL LOAN E99 TRUST I1L'RI,1NGToN.N.C. l I -, N Mr,'N-llDz-'sz --wr---1'1 - I P1 UNI 'SHLLI 'SIL' L ILL that rlgorrjlhe nugllhef' ML In I U gd 5'fafI'UH John Vernon: l4huv laughjs nn yon, you gave: lt to mu last Lhr1stn1z1s.' Phone Z-ll liurlington, N. C. 1 I 'Dwight L.: I have been places and seen . . ,T . H A-- , 5 f lungs. I bk'1l'LRLHT1iUQXI'l' lhlhxu J. D. Cook: That's nothing, I have been ' ' :S things and seen plarcs. , I AND K L TI 'Il V Yi ,Hi . . IOIITSUIII ' o'-.' '- ,yr Vli5T.X S-'IIUR.XGI'. ILXIII ILRIILB clsu has ever lgvccl you. M lou db m Im h 1 A liula H. Love: I-Iuh! I can feel no dif- , Cost Lexx Pea' llfmzflz of .hL'I Z'IL'C 1f K'11CC' I Fl'lll'fS, Vcgcfalvlcs, Gro- w-ws, SUN FUUUIS 571101 BITLCISIIZIW and Thompson Frcslz lllcafs I I - lfUl'R lJOI.l..'XRS XX'll,I, no Tnli UOMI1 UF Gf'0DYl5fNR ' Wokli Ulf FIVE! 'l'1RlfS AND TVBE5 ' Wlml llnppens to the lixtru llollzlr? y,,,, 5-.,.,, 1, 1:L'n1,1Nrs'roN, N. C. l THF LLSA VE-IT STORE 111105112 896 WORTH sr, Klux ST. lZL'1:1,1xn'roN, N. C. I if I I' mE 98 I 'F ,ale so so T.- .W -..T ss Tess 1' are .-Isle DVOIINI' llzcrclzarlzvi for fl111c1'1't'a11 Eagle HIJ.Y'I'Cl X'. If wears Iwttcl' cmd looks Zvcffcr. ms Y. MADE ISY AMERICAN HUSIERY MILLS The Velvet Kind Crcuuz nf HIC Smzflz V? ,4-, A - I g':'fQSEfr677 gms . W V it . mt rt. M Iii e , 0--. M ff ltr' x, X, In DcLuxc Pint lhtcliitgcs .4 Pfwnlzzd nf SUUTHERN ILXIRHQS BU1u.1NG'roN, N. L . The Home Bakery Bread, Cczkm, Pies and Pasta'-V Good as the Best Better than the Rest Flqum' S'I'RIClC'l' VIIONIC 950 I3L'RI.INi2'I'f'JN, N. C1 Chip -Trains: Blzmchc mid xhu IIl'L'ZllHl'4l that she was flZll'lCiI12 with y1vx1. Hzxrulcl Smith: Yes, yrs. Chip -hvllci: 'She elwwwlcu :mrl her liltlc hrfwthcr was puunflmg' hcl' fcct with il ham- mer. Paul Cnhh: t'XYhy flfuft yflll put fl 11lk'I'N :mel a tail-light on ylmr FwrfI? Luthcr Atwzllcr: Oh, I think it ltwka enmlwluish tu put :L Int uf CXIYZIS nn Il 1: Mr. Dahhs: 'AXYI13' are theft- v mlm clivnrces Shrcwrl I-JFlTI1fil'ITI Thu1'c art mmx Quttiug xlmrrlt-fl nwwf' DR. I. B. NEXYXIAN Dczzffxf HF1-'lclz xx I 1vNx'11.l,1: I11.w:, 1llfFIL'li IIOVRS H412-1-5 I'11ux12 422 I I ,x4.1f. 99 1 n I W t N W 4 5' G4 ' at QUR BUSINESS IS TG PRQTECT YQURS l lil I Alamance Insurance and Real Estate Co. 'E-DOSE, W. E. SHARPE ........... Mcmagefr C. V. SHARPE . . . Mgv. Fwe Ins. Dept. R. O. BROWNING . Mgr. Life Ins. Dept. I I K 21 PHOTCDGRAPHS All Pl1ot0g'1'apl1s and Groups in this Annual were made by ' GLIN'S STUDIO IVC Jlakc IDfI0f0gI'LIf'1I.V flzaf Picasa .-XLSU l2x1'1iR'1' lirmxlc FINISHING Miss Thurstolfs Ideal Shoppe :NJ E,1'C1lI,YZ'?'C Ladies Ready-few IVca1' at Vcllgv Reasozzablc Slim G0C1dn1:m: If you rulusc me I shall throw myself into the river. Ghilan Hall: Yes, you say that when yrmu l-cnuw the water is 51, lim' in the rivgr that it xwuldlft drown a rat. Margaret VX'nlkcr: XX'ill vnu love . me wlmcn I um old Allcn Klcbanc: Dunn-v, lt-V5 :lu Um' lox- mg nflw and lake ul- clmxmccsf' Mr. Usborne: HXYIICH I was a hoy I thought ncmthing fvf fl t-qu mile walk. ,lack May: XYQll, I rl+ln't think su much of it, myself. XYI5 SERVE Tllli IZNTIRE Prices , IKXBIILY .XT Tllli N, Sdlllhffll'-V Barlrw' Shop .XIISLIQY IXRHS., l'Iw1's. 305 IXIAIN ST. P1-ION14: 951 PHONE 548--I flml. lOl I I YY YVVV ,, ,, , ,,,,,,,,, Y flu The Choice of the People WHITE HOUSE HUSIERY MANUFACTURED BY STANDARD HGSIERY MILL , liill Lz15lvy: HAM- yin fund f indoor bf-vlcs Tlzaf Lead Sperm U l liliz, Briitlu: Yu, provicling they go A Slili mul KIUDIIC K1 JIQXICR WW Carb' Benjamin Gumlus: Ma, Cillltft quick, fluby elte all thu l'2llSlIlN ull that Micky brown paper. f71'0Ul-'S-C11'UlS Al11ill1ifll'1',V- --Hickey ximiil-111 --xiuikaug ii. me ' ' ' ,., '.. gZ1lTlC?H l LIHULHL and AV'Hlf'1-X Howard BYIXYIIIEIJII '4Praclically. l Hickey: XYl1y practically? VHUNE 71,-I, HVIUIINGTHN' Fgjjpiyardz Uh, 1 nm going in an umiquc l l THE PIEDHQNT l HQTEL Compliments l E liIlI'0fCtIll Plan ' l Lf lf. liwwxfu. l,lUll'Rlli'l'1lll l WADE HUEE MAN lil'1c1.1Nf:'1'uN. N. C. i i 1 imma 102 1 L DD ol i K 1 Alamance Dry Cleaners GC111z1'11C I71',VCICGlICl'XH Pl-ION 11: 740 lf1r'1:i.1NGToN, N. C. Home of Comtesy, .Quality cmd Pificen GREEN AND MCCLURE i:lll'Ilill.11'l3 and i:llll6I'1Li Directors GR,-xH,xM, N. C. i'llONl2S--D.-XY 251 Nifziif 251 :mil 535-nl XVill:i Walker: Wl1un I go to liunvcn 'ill :im giving tn ask Slmkcslwzirc if hc wrote . his plzlvsf' I 1i1iI'L'ulil1: He may nut hc there. XYill:L: Then you ask him. Miss Kcruodlcz uxvllll-lii the difference hc UVCUII N0ah's Ark und 14,1111 of Arc? Keith Kluurct Ono was made uf mliricl and thc uthcr was Xlziiil of Orlc-une. Miss Slicparilz XYh:il is one-hzilf uf um tenth, Louise? Luuisu Scott: 'll ilmft knuw, hut it crmi hc much. Wzmrliclfs Shoe Shop Alamancc Countyk Most Mocievvz Shoe Shop .lilllrzllaiaifv .S'v1'I'1'vc Day or Xfglzf FRONT STREET 103 I 1 I xi, I M ay H osiefry M ills WSW Burlington, N. C. sw 1 H '-fatg s wa s Y sYST,E ,Q Raise Your lVloney's Wages 5? Paid on Savings If You Need fl'IOllC'j' See Us THE Hoon SYSTEM INDUSTRIALJBANK FRONT ST. BURLING'l'l,JN, N. C. Wagner and Carney M'i!Zz'1ie1'y New Goods in Daily of the Latest linportations IIJC.-XTliD .-XT WI'll'l l'ED'S Coiilfczj, Cooper and Carr, ATTORNEYS AND ClOUNSEl.l'.ORS AT LAW .301-30-l First National Bk. Bldg. 'r12L15PHoNE I Bi'RI.1NGToN,, N. C. Edna Montgomery: He says he thinks I am the nicest girl in lowil. Shall I let liim call? Margaret NV.: No, let him keep thinking so. Leon Jones: Ali, Gertrude, l was elected president. Gertrude Browning: Honestly? Leon Jones: VVl1at difference does that make? DR. HENRY V. MURRAY DENTIST Firxf Nnfimzal Bunk Bldg. BURLINGTON, N. C. lVlFIflCE l',lIUNE 60-l RES. PIIONE 769 i l Pixuiz lO5 I lla MT Electricity-The Servant in the Home It does' the cooking, refrigerating, sweeping, washing, ironing, and other tasksgand does them all more efficiently and with the ex' Pencliture of less effort on the part of the housewife than you can imagine. If your home is not thorf oughly electrified you are missing much that makes life Worth while. North Carolina Public Service Company U . E b cl 7 Sf XYl1en in need of Building Material, T-Iarmlware, Heating' Fixtures, Plumbing, lflectrieal Xyi1'il1Q', Iilectrical Motors, Electrical appliances of any kind, just call or see Burlingtnn 'lflarclware Cn. ALSO FOR GAS HE,'3fl1lfRS .NND RANGES lf-I'u1jvlmd'v'.v .vfnzv is tIl'Zl'tIVX'.V l'L'tIlf-X' In xv1'f'v you Burhngton Hardware Company Vnomz 17-L BL-XIN STREET Xv1lllCCJUl1CSI Apu1my for your tlmunglnf' .Xlicu XYcst: Yon wuulfl get vlu-an-ll. l was unly Hminking of yum. Sales Co. R, lfrzmk Klusur: If yr-11 keep hu-killg all mc liku tlml. 1 :un gming lu kims yum. Yirginin I'llfrnL-r: XYell, I k'llll'l hnlrl thi L-x1rrusaim1 always. High Cradc DC7l1l'L',TfI.C 1 ' y - 3 and SYLCUIII Coal Dlx' I M' FHL 5HLE n1iN'1'Is'r C7ff1'u' f9'Z'L'1' l 1'n'1m11l 1711151 Cin I51'l:l.1Nu'mN, N. C. ,F Y I'IIr1NIi .29 I'nnNIi 333-XX I Wife llunrsz 8:30-12:30 N 1 1.30-5 I'. li 10' giii i Iiijl-l X I in Y! if rrp? '58 A NA TION WIDE INSTITUTION J. .PENNEYC CC wheresavings a e greatest The XVorld's Largest Chain Department Store O1'gz1nization Nota' Of1c1'al1'11g 95.1 Stores la Y.'x1.U13s A115 oL'1c 141411112 rfHEY ARE F.-XNIUUS N1XTI1bIN xx ID1: SIIIPPCI' Shop EE6l11il1HtC Style Leaders in Popular Priced Footwear Tho Home of BL'HZIfI'f1lI Shoes F1:oN'1' ST. B1'RL1NG'roN, N Sf 41 NF Cash Store, Inc. 701 EAST DAVIS ST. and Fdllfj' Gl'C7L'L'l'l.L'S, Fl'III-f.V, Dry Goods .Y0fIA0lIS, Food Sflljfs and Pozzlfry New Moot 1Ua1'leU1? H1111 SL'cc1zss IS Yom: SAT1s1fAcT1ox 1'11oN13 YOUR fJRDERS TO 1038-1059 I 13.11113 108 I 4 x DR. R. W. BRANNOCK. 1T'.'XT'l'ERSO N CSROCIEIRY Co. Dfffff-W E.rCl11.v1'i'v l.7ef1ler.r OI7lf1C'Ii QVIER A. Sz P. STORE Fm. Fl7liXllilil.X' Du, li. A. TRnx1.ER's OITFICIC , . . . k.fll.XSli AND 5,XNl5U1!N Qfllflflili LHFFICE HOURS: l 8:30 to 12 ni. 1 to 5 p.m. AND HTIIIER nouns. uv ,x1'i'orN'r1x1ENT NHNHHRMI CANNIEIJ WIOHUS PHONES: Y A 1 Rl7SIIPIiNL'lZ 54 Omfiera 1016 l'lu1:l,1NczTON, iN. C. PHONE .112 C0l1Zj7lI.lIZC'7L-215 V , When Cnranclma wus il llapper, OF She rlressecl like Mother Blllljllllffl, Hut GI'2l1l1illI'lZi'S flzipper daughter S Dresses more like the eunlmoarrl. DYERS 116 l.oo.'xN ST. Plzarn' 7-I5-ll' YOU lx11'S'1' BE PLEASEDU Sunday School Teacher: WV. li., what can you tell me about JXZ',l'Ol1?u XY. K. Holt: His uznue was first in the telephone book. ROSENBLOOlVl'S Yozmg Zlfelfs Shop Quality Vlearing Apparel for Men and Boys l3L'RI.1NGTON, N. C. Compliments of Lime Cola B0fflI.llQ Co. A-XMEIUVAN HAT CLEANERS AND SHOE SHINE PARLOR 1Ye Clean Hats for Laclies and Gentle-- men. If they are Old, we make them look like new. IO-lb E. FRONT ST., BURLINGTON, N. C. Boston Tailorillg' Co. Rlil.I.Xl1l.E DRY CLE.-xNERs Q IIIICL' SC1 E'l'c'c' ALI. XTORK GU.XR.XN'l'lililfW l 11ONE O03 QX. GHHIIES. I'ROi'. l I7 ACE 109 1 aa 1 eeee . GET IT isXTACiVIE 1 - . . . . l1u1'l111g't1 111 s Most .Xcci 11111114 mlzitiiig Drug 51+ 111- Hea4lquz11'te1's for Young Folk ACME DRUG COMPANY OPP. P. O. Plzmzcs 473--!7-! Fm' I,Cf UlICIIUI?lC SC1'?'l'CC' STAR X DURANT Pz11'tv1'so11 Motor COIHIJEIHY Ii1'1e1.1N1:'1'ox, N. C. A , 1 Mrs. Colulvz XY:11l1', you :irc Iwlmx' A1 Ll 1 Q 4 ILR fx- IJI-J wllfiiilig class. How flirl 111:11 111111111-11? W 1 XX'2l1.iC Colmici I gill 11-11 11.11115 ZR 111 1 suissorsf' IUXXYYILIQ The hand that rocks thu steering when rules the road. tfullvnil P1'1z1'f1'1'v A-A P. Servaiitz The doctors here. sir. g ., , ,, , Y :Xbseiit-miiided Gcntlcmaiiz I caift sc In IXLINGUJN' him. tell him I'm sick. Hardware and Sporting Goods at Prices that are Consistent with the Quality you Expect. ' UY AT 9 . . A 0 IVHIRE' 00141177 -filly? Greensboro, N. C. UTHE CAROLINAS, GREATEST HARDWARE HOUSEH liusia 110 1 1 M, , ees-sessmeeesseee -Weezeee ee ,His r il IP 9- I5 Du. IHMNIQ IL. C111.1.l,11x1 IPILYTIST OVER R017SIC'S j1Qw1Q1.1u' S'ro1uf Olfz-'1111 I'Iou11s' 9 AAI. to 3 IKM., :md Iry fxllDLI1l111l1lfIl1 13'11oN1c 992 C-IIIIIWII-l1ll'llf.K' of FRI2 ICM AN DRUG CO. 4. ,....Y. ,., H . , Illl. 1,.XI1f.1.bl 131111. 51111111 IIN A1.11M11N1'15 Co1?N'1'1' 111111 'rms IIIQST S1a1:1'1c1z 11N11 131-:wr 1'111c'1zs 1511111165 20 and Z1 PHONE 1091 1'l1UNI2 1091 THE LIGHTHUUSEH A Sliperim' Servicc Stzxtiou Specialists in Auto I.z11111cI1'yi11g' Gin' Us U Trial Patient: Doctm', what arc my L'1'IJlI1CCH?' Doctor: Uh, pretty gow-cl, but dimk 51ZlI'l rczuling any long conlimiccl sloricsf' Kassel Sykes 10 IQFCLIIISIMJTO 'I'rz1l11c C1411 HXVIICYQ C2111 I find 11 nice, big, niry I'UG11'l,-' cheap? 'I'ra11i1: Crap: IITIITII lufl on tl11- rc-Ll 515.1111 and I can zxccoriiniioflzllc you. GQODMANS The Home of Good Clothes S. ALLEN HGRNE C1,1c.1N 1 N11 .xxn I'1u4:ss1N1a II'c Try fo PICMG IDM' I'1f1oN1z 119-XY N1c:11T I'11uNE 35-I-KI 7011 IipXST DAVIS STRIEET C1OlIIf'1I-IIIFIIIS of J. W. Cates, Inc. I1liR'l'I'IA I. C.'X'1'I2S. M,xN,xr1ER MN Dl'I1.I.E 131c.xU'r1' Sum' 1119111110 951 305 IXIAIN BT11111171 ACE 111I 14 yi Y In our three big' sepamte clepa1't1nents of Ladies' VVea1', Men's Ready-to-VVez11', and Dry Goods, you will find the widest selection of the sea5on's most stylish goods. SELLARS AND SONS, INC. Sf-V16 Cfllffl' .Stl-llfl' INK? NeesefShoifner Furniture Co. FIll'1ll'fIll'C, Rugs, T1'1u1le.va11d Halzdbags CoRN1cR SPRINC mn D,xx'1s 5'r1u515'1's Pnoxli 3-10 l3L'1c1.1NGToN, N. C. FUSTER SHUE CQ. 1890 1928 Shows and Hl1.YI.l7I',1' Show f3Cf?Lll.l'I'l1Q 0 Sfvccialfy M.x1N STRIi1i'1 131fRl.1NGToN, N. C. 1 1'.'v'z1i 1121 FM, J il N I fdval SfIUf7f7I'lIg IIIUCU fm' xy NX killfltlf and Pln.v1'01',v I I x I . . '-1----1--' l'-I'l'I!lSI7'1'l,V I Main Street Bu1'li11gIo11, C. I GENTS IfL'IQNISHINGS I' YIfIIY'I'I'I INII YI JL' KIKY XYXNIII Thc liltlu hwy whn himlus huhincl his moth- er's skirt has In gut in his high-chzmvir 1 I do II. I ues, Hats, Ties, L'11cIc1'wc:11' :md all uthcr zlcccssmrics Gcurgc Iic1'11wLllL': XN'hzxl part of em am 5 I I A ifnnuhilc C2llISL'i thc most wrucks P 7 fn' l'1'Iz'4' IA' RWM Paul Ilnrkc: Thu nut that holds thu aircr- ing whcclf' TI-IIC YQGLIIC I IXXI9 ST., NIYT 'ITV .'XL'XII': IVHVI' lil I I HERITAGE W ILSQN DRUG I 1 . I YIIIZ' lIfCCfI'l1g !'lm'U for Yoznzg Folks Hl7!II'llg.fTK'l71'fIZIS Ifzzzfxlfal CUIIIIIICS 1 blur I-II2Rl'I1x1zl2 IIIIUNIC N7 QIIQNIC XYILSHN I 1 I I I'.xm:12 1131 7 7,,, ,, , I Y 4' I In il W4 FIIllL'l'LIf f7I'1'L'L'f0l llzxfalzt .'11IIbl1IC!llCC Sc1'z'z'cc W. LEV1 BURKE Calls Answerecl Anywllere D.XY HR N1G1'1'1' DAY 1'11oNlc 125 1'1I.1RL1NG'l'ON, N. C. N1GPI'1' PHONE 442 THE MQNTGOMERY CC. SHO ES FOR 'Villa XY11o1.1i F.xx111,Y ANU CIENTS' F U NNI SH I NGS PIIUNIQ 1006 VVORTH STREET PHONE 132 J. D. as L. B. WHITTED CO. H1i.XIJQL'AR'I'1iRS Fon DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, L,x1J115s' R15.x1Jx'-1'o-XVEAR HOS11'IIiX', Suolcs, ETC. Sinn' of Valm' IPAGE 1141 Bwrlmgtofn Dfry Cleaning Go. HFAULTLESS CLEAN ING -xx PIIONI2 306 .4 QI I I Ll 5 ' N II-I 1' ' 9 1 3 als 14151599 1.4 4- ,I III K . HI'RLINI:'l'oN, N. C. CIIIMIRAL TIRES FIQIIIQRIII. TIRES I Exxbe BATTERIES SERVICE STATION GIVE US A TRIAL Riley and HuH0mar1 W. DAVIS ST. PIIIINE 290 Mr. A.: So your sun has burn injured zmrl is conung homo frmn vullx-gc? Mr. Pl.: NYQS, hu s1n':IiI1I-41 hix ukulul' fIn1.:ur. A XYSI Party: Fnur girlx :II il snrl 'ITIIIYI with only one l'IH1lClkUl'CllIL'f. c'M,, SYSTEM STORE G1'oce1'ies and Fresh Meats 106 XY. DAVIS S'I1:1i15T BI'Iz1.INm'1'I'0N, N. C. LADIES' HUSIERY All the Lencling l3I'zIIIds UfI0l'tI'UlI .lHlJ1L'fl'lJlI'f'I ' 'Pm'11fI'.I ' 125 Shzulvs Czxrricrl THE YOGUE IXYIS ST., NEXT TU .XVNIIC XVIII' I fI.u.1Ll15 1 '1iRU1,LINGER'S YW F!01'z'.vf 1:LUXYERS FOR ALI. 11L'C:XSIUNS Urclcrs Receive Pmlllpt WILSON MERCANTILE CQMPANY DEPENDABLE Attelltiun GROCERIES 1ft'HI11L'l' lflorfxls TL'1l'jjI'llf1f1l-4' f7vl1'1'f7'y P j5'm1cli'f.31 Qlllfk DCI1'T'Cl'j' LMT N1+.uT51'1 1qL'RLIN,m5,Nv N. C. PIIONE 760 XVURTH ST. C0l7If71I-ilIL'lIIL.V OF Ll'L'II.l.1C l'1rz.xl 1'Y Sllnl-,Pla Lucillccl at 11. .-X. Sellurs N Sous 1.'1IHNE 500 Miss l.Lrc11.1.IQ lmmfxs, Mmm. Rah: XY1mt was thc cause uf 111:11 -301- lisinn clown at thu corner iodayf' Raw: Two nmtmrists aftcr ilu' sump 1lCt11.'S1T1ki1l.1' IQIRK MAN P1-1'Mli1NG Co. ff.l'f L'1'f.V 1.11 fjllllllllfllfj and Hm1f1'115f FRONT S'rma1QT I'uoN15 22-1 DINE AT Midfcny cafe 1101110 Cno1ii11g' Frm Lwllcs AND GIQNTS PHUXE 265 100 171wx'1' STREET .H1ll'1I.IIf!fl7Il'X Lvadingy Cafe M. H. MOORE, P14012 ALAMANCE HQOK AND STATIONERY CO. liuuks, Stzltionery, A1I1gZLZ111CS. fiifls. Office mul 501111111 51111131105 E. Davis St. 111111110 S00 liL'R1.1Nf3'1'llN, N. C, T.-xxl SERVICE SEVIQN P.xSsIeNC.ER CAR 1'u11-D1'1'z'c-If Cars Fm'd.v and Stars CLINTON LEA 1'1'Ul'll1J1 Service CITY Vlfmxls 777 RES. 11lI0NE 377 1:URLINlS'l'lJN, N. C. l1'x11 1161 I XYKUHWW V Z UXYW WH ng, 3 mimi Y , 2-'Ee I vc N, 1 ---14 a l l N ENGRAVING EMBOSSING X KN - -sm, - ,sf 1 ' ffl fr M 7751.12 S E E M A N PRINTERY INCORPORATED EStClZlZl,S1'lCd 1885 DURH AINXI 19 C A . . -ff Manufacturing Printers LITHCGRAPHING BLANK BOOKS I l',x1:1i 1171 i -1-1, 'Wan ALAMANCE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 5, 77 We Do It Better l'1mNlzs 560 AND 561 BLYRLINGTON, N We Carry Everything In Gents' Fu1'uisl1ing'5 for the Ycmng' :md Old The Helms nf Hart, Schuffncr S: Marx, :md Uther Good Brands of Clmthes For BL'4'C7llll'lIg Cloflzcx Y01r'II Be Coming fo Us WYSONG'S MENS SI-ICP I lixcaxa 113 I Parker and UNI' DTiUkH Conklin Pens 'ms CANDY or 'ms scum Mm Please P1'0111f1f DI'lz'1'v1'-v SC'l'T'I'L'L' BURLINGTON DRUG CO. PI1QNI+:Z-14 BITRLINGTUN, N. C. TVR D1'c.v.v flzc 1170111611 from Hfffff ff' FW Boys AND GIRLS Sfylvx IV1'fl10111f E.I'f1'a1'II1ga11CI' POGQT P H Q THE LADIES SM.-IRT SHOP ALVVAYS! 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