Asheboro High School - Ash Hi Life Yearbook (Asheboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1932 volume:

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J J' 1 'Q N, , .f J Pulalislyed by THE SENIOR CLASS OF ASHEBORO HIGH SCHOOL ASHEBORO, N, C? 1 V '. , -I .51- .,,1,.f ., ',5J:h!? XMQSWJ--x WH L ,z 3 T, 6 ggfgpQ1g'33 Foreword T has been our purpose to record on the pages of this an- nual, in a manner worthy of our Alma Mater, her prog- ress during the year 1031-32,' to crystallize the pleasures of school life, and to keep alive the precious memories and intimate friendships of our school days. XVhen, in either the near or distant future. you turn through the pages of this book, may it bring to you both memories of an enjoyable school career, and at least some feeling of gratitude to those pioneers in education, gouernf ment. and business who haue handed us the torch with the expectation that we carry it as loftily as have they. Page Two Dedication o the memory of WALTER VJISEMAM LINDLEY, a Hyentleman ana' ci sports- manf' a lover of children, for many years a popular citizen of Asheboro, whose estate made possible our enjoyment of Lindley Athletic Field. we gratefully declilcate this. our first issue of the annual, ASI-IE-HI-LIFE. l'.: I h Ka fi JW AY Q w X j V be ,- NIR A1155 Bliss Bliss Bin Bliss 31155 NIR Rllss 31155 Nllss Nlrss H1155 Bliss Kilbs 'V I I CLASSES ,R L N Senior Class NTOTTKjf Sui! On FLOWER: .Swwz Pea COLORS? Ruinbou OFFKQERS AND MASCOT WILLIANI A, CQFPIN. .IR HILDA CRANFORD Presidvrzt V1'Ce-President NIARGARET ELLEN PARKS Mascot HUWARD Fox ANNA QLADE5 INGRAM Secrefar lf Treasurer Pam Six 1 l J , f JN, 1 ' : lr' N4 J 5 fl 1 2.1 'Ax J M f , J -f 1 I ' x , if , J ,f X, I I tj J' , L' ' rf I I AJ .X . , 1 ' 1 RUTH IRENE ANDERSON Wd ,II if! J Petersburg, Va, High School, I. Grand Ilonor Roll, I: Newspaper Club, III: Alpha Society, Cir culation Manager of Annual, IV. There is nothing in which Ruth does not excel If it's a good Worker you're looking for, Ruth i the one you should find. NAN VELMA ANDREWS Raeford High School, I and II, Perfect Attend ance. Ig Literary Society, Dramatic Club. and Bas ltetball. Raeford, Newspaper Club. III. Nan is just a happy-go-lucky girl. She says. I,et it all go, it will end well This is her con ception of life. MARTHA BETTS Cheer leader. IV. Louise isn't the you see day in the week, t to describ but, all in all. she's an Ideal Girl. ROBERT F. BRITTAIN Those of us who know Red like him best for his dependability. Vie can always rely on what he says. b ,fJ7,.,...,J VIRGINIA ANNE BRIT I-AIN .jj L ,Ed Secretary and Treasurer of Alpha Society, Glee Club: Vice-President of Class, III, Reporter tot ASHE-HI-LIFE, III: Perfect Attendance During Entire School Career, Marshal. III. Basketball. Ig Photograph Editor Annual. IV. A good sport and a friend to all, but important, too, are her ready wit and subtle charm. 1 TOM l PA l BOVJMAN Glen Club. III: Representative in Music Contest at High Point, III: Football. I II. III. IV. Cap- tain. III, Baseball, I, II. III, Captain. II: Basket-, D' iK,,T Q 1 ' 'f ' I rilvtll Liladness ot heartgnever 1 sorroww -never a , k.-fl' '1 A. . , ,I . -ah care- -this is Tom. V - ,. ' fa - . aiu. I. -L. a. .,, , 121 .ii .. ,1 I f ,H .P L , . Z ff if . if -1 Vu lla-is IINNIII I'AYI? BROVJN Ramseur High Sclirml, I, Glee Club and Ilresi dent of Music Club, I Music Medal Ilriye The same yesterday, today, and tomorrowgthats I innie I1TlIEI, IRENE BROWN VJoman's Club Music I7ri7e. III i You may search far and wide. but you'll never find another girl like Irene. Shes true blue and a Iriend to everyone. VJILLIAM F. BULLA Perfect attendance, II, III: Glee Club, III. Easy-going and good-naturedgthese words de- srribe Billy. ' X , B 'it -.. V xi' 7 H I '..A.f,4. fp!! I Z I wu.t.iAM A COFFIN, JR. President of Senior Class: Alpha Honor Soci- Iii. ery: Secretary of Hi-Y Club, III: President of C Book Review Club. III: Editor-in-Chief of 1032 Annualg Staff ASHE-H1-LIFE. II: Manager Base- ball. II, Tennis, III: Basketball, II and IV: Foot- ball, III. IV. Perfect Attendance, III. Sincerity .ind simplicity of manner have won for Bill .1 host of friends and admirers in school. B ALICE EVANCIELINE CORWITH Saluda High School. II: Basketball, II: Dra- matic Club, III, Alice looks demure, but she loves fun and ada venture lust the same. L , , I HII DA FRANCES CRANFORD President Dramatic Club. III: Secretary Class, II, Vice-President Class, IV, Cheer Leader, IV: Chairman of Magazine Drive IV, Business Man- ager of Annual, IV, Basketball. I. lullv. good-natured, full of fun, but business like, too. an invincible leader of drives is Hilda. . Kit! i A x 'V .Y AL l' if ik Plug Eight ' K- Q , 4 . ' ' xi . . K, , , 1 ' Q. x . X 4 ., as v- R iff. r 1 X 2 f - . Z L ', Q . , x - L . d 1 '.- . K - X .1 Q. x I' fd ff 4554-1.1 J --an ii-- EDWARD CRAVEN '5 -'--'-'l'- Perfect Attendance. III: Dramatic Club. III I'-In' 1 A Glee Club, III, President of HifY Club, IV: Pres ident of Alpha Honor Society. IV: Baseball. III Basketball, IV: Football. IV: Annual Staff. IV Chief Junior Marshal, Ill. Captain of Magazine Drive. IV. Prophet. IV. VVilling lo help. sincere as a friend. known as a gentlemanv- Ed is all this and more. I MARGARET ELIZABETH CRAVEN Greensboro High School. I and II: Grand Honor Roll and Civitan Scholarship Excursion. In Perfect Attendance, III: Glee Club. Vwfith her gentleness. reserve. and dignity. Mar garet is a perfect gentlewoman NANCY LOU CRAVEN Greensboro High School. I and II: Alpha Soci etyi Perfect Attendance. III: Cilee Club. XVe all admire Nancy Lou's bigness of heart, true friendship, and earnest Work. OLLIE WATTS DEMOSS Burlington High School. I and II: Class SecreT tary, I. Dramatic Club and French Club, Burlingi IOI1. Although Ollie takes her own time about every- thing, she is always willing to do whatever is Waite ing for her. FRANCES ELIZABETH FOUST I Dramatic Club. III. Oh. just a tiny girl. but she has so much that many of us admire. especially her attractive man- ner and charming smile. HOWARD S EDX Book Review Club. III. Secretary of Senior Classx Tennis. III: Football. IV. Basketball, IV? Assistant Business Manager of IQIZ Annual, A good fellow and a loyal friend describes How- ard in a nutshell. I 1 . i 9 ,qlj Il I, -A C. l CARI l'IAlVll II I' Book Review Club. III. Football, I, ll, III, IV, Baseball, II, Ill, IV: Track, Ill, Carl's sunny disposition carries him over many rough places that the wise cannot surmount, ELEANOR ANNE HAMMOND 1 A - Alpha Society: Marshall, IIIQ Dramatic Club, III: Perfect Attendance. I and llg Stall ol ASHE- HI-LIFE, ll. Prophet, IV, Kind and thou htful of others--a true-blue E friend-Athat's Eleanor Anne, FRANCES SYBIL HUGHFS Basketball. I: Glee Club, Illg Circulation Man- ager Class 'Issue of ASHEfl-Il-LIFE, III. There is nothing lacking in Frances-fand she always has a smile ready for everyone. be ,ea 1-emu. ft 'wr 'Hg jfftryfu 7.IJJ4,. ANNA GLADES INGRAM MM if? Basketball. II: Treasurer of Class. III and IV: Assistant Editor of Annual, lVg Glee Club, III: Captain of Magazine Drive, IV. There is a dignified air about Anna Glades that many of us would like to possess. but you'll never find her when she isn't wise-cracking, and, of course, we all admire her. DORA AILENE JOHNSON Alpha Society: Perfect Attendance Since Fifth Ciradeg Dramatic Club. III, Historian, IV. One who works well and studies hard, is Ailene. and there'll never be another like her. f f NYAL JoHNsoN KK!-wufj Alpha Honor Society: Vicefptesident of Hi-Y Club, III: Football, Ill: Captain Football, IV: Book Review Club, lllp Annual Staff, IV: Cilce Club, III. Nyal has an attractive personality, which. com- bined with other admirable qualities, has won the respect and admiration of .ill those who really know ,him. 5 nw , -R 1 N A i .v FRANCIQS lgl, I,lEN KLARNS Sometimes serious, sometimes humor-wus, always big-hearted and lovable, is Frances MAC KEARNS Friendly. good-natured, known as .1 good sport ---a likeable boy is Mac , I ,hal ll, .A Y N, n MARTHA INEZ KEARNS Cilee Club: Class Secretary, III: Reporter for ASHE-HI-LIFE. III: Perfect Attendance, I, ll. and Ill A girl that is quiet and modeit, one who is fully appreciated only bv those who know her Well 1 ., , 9 L 1 ,A f X J , WAYNE KEARNS in X Football, III, IV, Vice-President Dramatic Club III: Track, III, The epitome of good nature, XVavne in al- ways take a joke. ft'-9 A53 i wooDRoW1.ANE .4 f Perfect Attendance. ll: HiAY Club. IIIg Vice- President of Alpha Society, III, Marshal, Ill: Man- ager of Baseball, IV. YVoodrow is amiable in disposition. studious in nature, and skillful in acquiring friends. Hes twin brother to William and very much like him WILLIAM LANE Book Review Club, Ill, Alpha Honor Societv. IV: Treasurer HifY Club. Ill. Manager Basket ball, IV, Marshal, Ill. Modest. amiable, studmus, Vwlilliam is liked bv all his classmates. .. - ' ',iFlf,vg1'1f I i KVM., L 15 N , I! x '. x I i - 1 - 4 I 1 ,'d ,. 4 ff' i ,firm fir Q :W .51 It ,fa V ,Et ,l', Q I J A l 0 1 M V I XJ f Fly If r-Y gl li, J, 4 A I? ,Q XJ! in I -I lldtlt' Ttc'i'IL'v 4 w I 'J HEY I 4 J 1 ' , x U. VIRGINIA I EAII I AMBER I' I ilwerty High School lg Music Ilrize, Ill: llaskct hall II, Winner in Music Contest, and Cheer I cad er. Il, Dramatic Club, III, Glec Cluh and Song Leader, IV. Good humored and full ot lun -Virginia is .il ways so, HAZEL LEE MQCAIN Perfect Attendance. I Il and Ill, County Music Contest, ll, Dramatic Club, III Quiet as a mouse, neat as .1 pin, small and dc mure--thcre's Hazel I,cu. JANET MQMASTER Dramatic Club, III, Janet is a blonde and a prettv one, too, Also a girl ever ready for fun and a good time: but when the time comes, she can readily adapt herself to anv situation. MILDRED MAIE MILKS Dramatic Club, Ill Sinceritv, attractiveness, and dcpendability-AMW dred has all ol these qualities INA BEATRICE PARKS Forest City High School. I: Marion High School. Il: Melbourne. Elan School III: Glee Clulv. Ill, State Music Contest, Ill. Ina is always' in earnest' about whatever she docs, but she is alwavs ready for tun, too .JUIIA DANIEL RICE Basketball, I: Secretarv Girls' Cilue Club, Re- porter for ASHE-HIALIFE. Ill, Perfect Attendance, I, ll. III A good pal and a good sport. one that is with vou in anvthing worthwhile you undertake--tltix is true of Julia. ii 1 11 Q1 , -X 'w F I , l 4 ALVIN ORVILLE RlCll Secretary ot Book Review Club, lll: lunior Marshal: Purfcct Attcndancc, Il, A friend, a conscientious student. a depcndablt boyfall this can be easily said of Alvin. JOHN HENRY RICHARDSON ln a quiet, sincere, and unassuming manner goes about Whatever is before him. f fo 1 4 - 1'-f 8 EVA ELIZABETH SANFORD Laurinburg, l. I ,, A good sport, a true friend, a 'pal worth hiring W-thats Eva. 'Mn if 47 , I I ,U , A RAYMOND SILER' Cilee Club, III: I-IVY Club, III: Football III, IV: Basketball. II, IV: Baseball, Il. Ill Rayrnonds sunny smile and happy disposition have made him a popular ligurc in school CALDWELL C. SMITH Dramatic Club. Ill: Hi-Y Club, III: Basmall Ill. Football. IV. Qbcdiencc, courtesy, courage-these are among the characteristics of Caldwell. CHARLES REITZEL SMITH Book Review Club, III: Hi-Y Club, III: Str of ASHE-HI-LIFE. II. Football. Ill: Mana cr Baseball. III. Annual Stall, IV. True and sinccrc. loval and ltind-you ll scl mn S' End another like Reiwcl. I '-in-L-1,-:S wi, .iq i P'-Seq , 'jg Af. '5 'rsara.wfx':,i.-f, 1 si if P 's .Ili N 1 1 f 1 P X 2 A -Q I -,, . si N' WF ij J Pilgu Fourteen ' l RUT H EILEEN SOADY Garner High School, l. II and Ill. Perfect At tendance. ll, Ciirl Reserves, Cilce Club. Debater, Basketball: Marshal. Ill: Editor'in'Chief. Garner High Review, Cirand llonor Roll. I, ll. and Ill, Garner High School, There is always a mischievous twinkle in her c-yes. and a smile on her lips, and tlnese go a long way in making Ruth what she is. A fJ,1.,I GENEVA' ELEANOR STOCRNER Old Church. Va. High School. l and II, Basket ball, II: President -l-H Club: Secretary of Literary Society in Old Church: Homemalxers Club, III. Even temper, modesty. gentlcness-these are llfienevas outstanding qualities. A 1 ,,.4.,fi . - 4. f , . . ' ' 9 I ALBERTA ELLEN THOMAS Perfect Attendance, III, Staff ASHE-HI-LIFE. I and II. Youll never find a truer friend than Alberta. Theres nothing she wouldn't try to do for you. and usually she succeeds. BRUCE W. VVRIGHT Glee Club: Hi-Y Club. III: Football, IV. Track. Ill. Bruce is a friend to all-true as steel always. .IOHN GORDON YORK Book Review Club, III: Football, I. Il, Ill. Baseball, Il, To us who know him best, he is always the same true friend. always happy and eager to lend a helping hand. , E .x. I i 4 E fffosf ffffkzfhg TOM BOWMAN LOUISE BETT5' Gian Happer mike!! rzfaucgs wane: BQ UCF VVQ IGH T ffancfsomesf' nom: QD fox prebflesf JANET MCMA5 TE-Q AAZVQCEZIVC MAQTIJA ICEAQN5 CALDWELL sfwru 64.71655 U1 j2Ao4ar54yp .51 EA fvofe Aw: HA Mqow hscoyo AILENE JOHNSON FfQsr La1Lc5f OLUE D5 M055 7'L7M ,9owMA1v Coates!- FRANCES KEAQA6 -V TOM BOWMAN Qesf' Ill ,ground VIRGINIA BEITTAMI NYAL Jcwfv.-:ou sf- Aggurfcoas ' VVIL L IAM L A NE JULIA QICE M055 f3opu!ar , HILDA CQANFOQO BML CO1-'f-nv Page F:r,fsvrt r fl A ' '1 .x 4 F 3 Topical Survey of the Senior Class ol Ashehoro High School rBy AILENE JOHNSONJ The component parts of the class of '32 are fortyfseven young men and women, ranging from average to super. Thirty-four of this number have plodded together since entering high school on that eventful September day in IQZS Forty-six are citizens by birth, fourteen were born in Ashe boro: eighteen, in Randolph County. outside of Asheboro eight in other arts o . , p f North Carolinag six. in other states: and one. in Canada, In the Sophomore year Nancy Lou and Margaret Craven came from Greensboro to join our class: in the same year Nan Andrews came from Raefordg Ruth Anderson. from Peters' burg. Va.: Linnie Brown, from Ramseut: Virginia Lambert. from Libertyl Eva Sanfor Laurinburg: John Richardson. from Trinity, and Raymond Siler, from Elon College, ln our Junior year the class welcomed Ollie De Moss from Burlington and Geneva d, from Stoclxner from Old Church, Va. ln l93l lna Parks from Melbourne, Fla., and Ruth Soady from.Garner, became members. From these facts it may be inferred that our class is not handicapped by a local viewpoint, but is almost cosmopolitan in its make-up, Nineteen of its component parts are handsome and valiant: twenty-'eight are charming and demure. From its combined height of nearly two hundred and fifty eight feet. this class could look into the windows of the fifteenth story of the Woolivorth building in New York City From such an elevation how far can we not see? The combined weight of our class is four thousand two hundred and eightyeeight pounds weight surely enough to anchor its feet to prosaic work, even though its head is in the clouds The combined brain of the seniors would fill approximately one hundred and seventy tumblers. ls it to be wondered at that this class can discern no impossibilities through its four-score eyes and fourteen, with such a brain to direct those eyes in the right' direction' Not singly, but' together, has ever been the watchword of this Senior class, and to' gether it has waxed sturdy and invincible. During the first year the members were numerous and most unimportant Owing to their extreme youth and uneducated minds. all were known as Greenies ln the Sophomore year We became more harbarous and war-lilte, because we remembered the mortifications of the Freshman year. In the third year all the excitement and the dispute over the Junior-Senior Banquet came Then also came the honor of having some members of '32 chosen as marshals for com' mencement. ln the fourth and last year of the class we have reached the twin heights of cumulation and glorification: and this brings the survey up to the present time. Nancy Lou Craven. not sweet sixteen as yet, is the youngest member of our class, while Robert Brittain, with the dignity of twenty years. is the oldest, The combined years of this wonderful class are seven hundred and eighty-'-seven. which is no mean age, even in comparison with that of Methuselah. Consider the wisdom of .1 class which has seven hundred and eighty-seven years. Empires have risen and fallen, wars have been declared and wong fads have swept the earth and died out since its eyes first sau the light of day Vwlith what an accumulation of experience and wisdom will it go forth into the world. Have we not good reason to expect great things from this body of young men and women? Pa ge Su teen 3 'x ' 1 . i Senior Class Prophec I M ' Srimsf-Nxght lfluh, New York lfity, 1047 Dr. Craven 'anvl Misi Hammonvl are Ivy chance placed at the same table. Thuy zu! once In-gm tu ask each .xrlwr flucbtium fun, ceruing then can-ers sincc grzuluntimu M155 H:- HeIlo! What have yuu been doing since high schrml days? I hnven'r seen you for a tune, but I have hc-arfl nlmut you. Dr C.- Oh! I ment to cnllege :xml novx I have a prnfesswrship in French at Har- varrl. I hear you have been very success- ful as A novelist and short-story writer, Te-II me about yourself. M155 H.i I am writing novels and shox! stories. At present I am working un a novel, the suttlng of which is in Venice. I have just returned from a trip abroad. I usually get all my material for my novels in the Old YVorId, Dr, C.- About how long wluec it take ynu to write Ll novel? You have written :l gnwl vlmny. hnvr-l1't 3. '1'v xl? Him H.f UnIy three. It took from a year mul I1 half to two ye-nfs for each uf thuhe. 'By the way, I hear you are plan- ning hm try ymu' hanrl in literature. Il hook of your travels H1 France, lt seems. Dr. C.-- Yes, I have cunQirlc-red this anfl plan tn begin work nn it within the ne-Xi few Innnths. TO change thc subject. have you heard uf any of nur ul-l claumates re- Gently? M135 H.i Yes, I have juxt 11-ccivefl rn rrpult frurn my Secretary, who hai been getting information about them uhllc I Wai away. I gave hrr this wmk tu flu Ivcfure I left. and -,he hzu foun-I ul-were thry alll an :mul what each 4-nc I-. flomg. I lun: :hw report with me tomght. Nvunhl 5011 like nv hear it? IM. 4 .f I ihoulul say sffg reall lt, lrln-asf. Miss H - I wxll Start with the girls. The mm: renuarkabl: thing is that my sec- rrtary was nlfle to 61141 out snmethmg nlmut everyone nf um' nl-I vlassmates. This is a lung 1151, but I am sure you will enjoy it. The first uns nn the list 15 Lmnle Brown. It -Qeems that Linnie has dow: as we all expected he-r tog she has become the pri- vate senretary to the Lieutenant-Guvernm' of Nolth Cm-nlina. Geneva Srockner, I lrelirve, is now the manager of .1 large refrigerator manufactur- ing con1pa11y in New Yurk. You know. Shr worked up frmn zu hume flemonstx'at1m1 agent. Nancy Lou Craven as In-:ml nurse ut the .Iuhns Hopkins I'IuspltJI, in BaI11n1Oxe. Nun Andrews, as everyone kmms, is gnvmg Iirfvadvsay 3 thrill in In-1' ml: as cmuenlinn. She nas always gmail nt 1-ro' -luuing a Ianqll. Margaret l'r:u'en has 3 Inlmratmy uf he-r I nwn .xml ls rlmng xe5cm1'cl1 wurk in the sci- rntific Hel-I, Julia Rice :lr-urh-nl that -he w-vulll llkr to try the role wt' I1m1Qew1f:-, :he li 11-,rw the wife of A very wmlthy and Inmnment sportsunan, Ruth Amir-firm, after il bnlliant cul- Ie-uxf r:nm-ur, is leixclling at N. V. lf, NV. in Ihr-cnslmm, N lf' V ' lime: McM:nsters, as you have hear-I, hzu Ive:-11 xvry suvvcssful in Hollyxvrrurl anvl ha: stzured ln some fine pictures. M1ldred Nilks is zmrvthcr nurse and u very guml msc. tum, She is at pn-sent nurs- ing un :1 large passenger airplane. l' Ailenc johnson has just been elected une uf North Carolimfs Senators. VVe al- ways knew Ailene would do great things. Aimee Curwnth made goof! on the stage :xml is nuw with Qhc- Metropolitan Upera House. If I am not miuaken. she ls ap- pearing in New York this week. '4I.ou1se Betts has just had a picture ac- cepted hy the Metropolitan Art Galleryg so, you see, another of our classmates steps to fame. Uliva Sanfwrd is Ll Imokkee-pc-r for a large textile- mnll in Virginia. II:xLcl LL-11 AIFLIBIII uwns u large hrauty 5,:u'l-11' in une of Ncnth f'ar0lina'S largest Citi:-Q. Virginia I..Jmhf:1'l sings over the National Broadcasting L'on11:any's network every eve' ning at eight ffclock. Virginia Brittain is a French teaCherg in fact, she is nnw hear! of the French De- pzulvnrm In in large Florida Uullcge, Frances Kearns uwni a prosperous honk- :lmp in a western diy. Frg.ncc-4 Fmmt Llcciwienl tu settle down tu I-mms lufe. Jml is the wife nf Ll pros- pcrmxs f.n'n1er in South fzlrfxllnil. Inn Pm-ki. aftrr having won several meflalg nn cmnnvercial work abroavl, came hack In N1-xx Yurk nm! mpc-:ml 11 business college, Alberta Tlwmrw has Iv:-cn, for sume time, a mcmller -If thc Ieglslrlture of North Car- olina, Irene Brown ii the private secretary to the n1annp:e1' uf a large nuanufacturlng rxtahlvalmnwnt in Chaxjlntte, North Carolina. Anna Ulmles Ingram has mmlc inch great prugless that :he is now the private Qecrctnry to Ihr President of Ihr United States. H1lfla Cranford is buyer for the :lress rlepzxrtment in one of New York's largest Nmres, '4Francc5 Hughes has hecunle Sl popular pianiit, and ls now heurml over the radio each evening. Oliva De Muse has lmen must mccesdxxl on the I -i,i Imcal nm-lvl, anal li, as 3-Ju know, now 4'2m'e1'nm' of New Yurk Ruth Suafly li head nur'Se ln one nf the Iargc New York Imspltixls. Mrutl1:n Kcuni decided tm hrxghtrn unc nx.m'4 lwmcg she xx now the- rlmrnnng wife UI J xxrIIfknrvxxn gfrntlenmll 1:1 our fvlvl hvvnw hywn, Thu an-ls lhe lust uf the gurls .ul-l wm- Cwvne In tlur Imyx. I-mn H-mnl.m in-urs as heml IUMIIJII rmxcll at RVN! Pvnnt, and hm team lui w-In pvnnlincnfe ln the f1mtbAII wmId. 'mpludr 211' .mu Annu- Iixranmrw I'Qlmw.xnn fl, Vnwkr: I VV1Ili:un VUHVIU hfm mmll' un-nl prugr:-as in the fivlwl uf .xvizntnm Hr' was re-Gently mzulr' prefmrlvnt of Ihr' .Yriv Yffrlclo Puri: .-I1'r7v.lyr, lm XVm1cIl'uw I.:mr xx In Imukkvvprr fur 3 lznrgr lumix-my mill lu I'hil.ulrIph1a, Ny.JI juhnwn is 11 jwuruallxtg he: 15 work- ing he-re ln Nvw Ymk If-r lhf- New Yurk Times. Alvin Rach uwns 3 large- farm in thr- ezmtern part of Nmth Varrflma, :md is carl rylnx: out f-xperlmrnts Iur the In-rlcfit of agrnculturc, 4'Roberl Brlttain xs :1 umtrartur and hai erected many large buildings xn IIN: south. NV:iync Kearns owns ll huge furmture estahlishnmeut in Nrrrth Vamlma, located at Asheville. VVilliam Bnlla is asmstant manager of a great steel plant nn Pximlmngh. julian Richarmliun, with his f-arly knowlf edge of bus slrivxng, nfm rlrlvw a Inus un the Hreylmunel Line, tzuxn Ucrrmt to N1-w Yurk. Caldwell Smmth sevlnf. tn he the unly ffm' who has entered the mlnutryg he is a well-known lmslwr in Hn-erlshuro, N, f. Curl Hamlet has realized hrs arnhitnun tu In-comme a famous baseball player. He is at present manager of a large- American League team. Rc-itzel Smith, the avlatfvr, 15 Hying the night mail from Rxchmund 1-J Atlanta. NVilliam Lane travels ae a salesman for the Unelcrwuml Typewriter l'un1pax1y, IlAyn1nnnl Siler has M-fffnle a sports writer for une uf our large Ann-llfan news! papers. How..xrIl Fox ls prewient of Fox 81 Ffnx. largest xxhnlriule Ilrnggwtx in the twu Caro- lmus. Bruce YYlight cntmesl the ISWII Service Mull Ilepartmcnt :md as now carrying mail in VVa5Inngtm1, IP. C, Mac Kearns, as za mvchzmic fur general Motors. Inc., 15 sure tw ruse higher in the nutumolulc- xxorlxl, 1lm'd0l1 York nun warm his uwn busi- ne55. He is designing and Ivmlding aero- plane-S tu hc sold tu the I'nnted States Navy. These, EAI, if ywu null .illuw mc In call you hy the name I med fifteen years ag-J. are thc facts concerning the Iruec-rs nf our old classrnau-5, NVHJK wlw ywu think uf them? Dr C ',-f - They are vrry mtereitmg I see that carh am! I-xsry -ne pf our -Irearrw has c-rms true' I .lm ylafl I-1 km-rw that all uf ug 1 have hrun-I vm y-latex ln thc' wurlml an-I are uwrkuwg lurd IU nuke this .1 better 11I.1cr in nhlch lu luv H155 H I :um 1414-1, nm, xwfl I hfqw- .yur futurr I muxt :H will Im xuxt 34 Fine as our past nun, In fill .1 my-sl snap-:rum np' lwnnhnvnt fmml-liun E,-IL I Iwyve xv- NIUII wr: e-,nh -vthvr :ugmu 111 the nan' tuturvf' IH. 1'xnx'r-nf IQ.w1I-Irjc, Iflqurwx .Xnmq an-l ll gnu lun- tum- Nr-wI mc' .1 Q--yy uf thc rvg-mt pw-u l1.u':' mx! hmxllwi rvawixlxg, pleaw 4 ,K ..-W, N, ,fx 5 'E c 1 A 5 . i F N500 4 Ae 0 Page Enghfven Tm- .JUNIUR CL Ass 3 , I V 1 H J 4 I Y f 42 R I i 7113 W .,1.:,,I,,I. , 74?-r'I4!.q Junior Class OFFICERS EVELYN I-IARRELSON CATHERINE PRESNELL EDITH PEARL BROWN CLYDE BURKHEAD MEMBERS WORTH BONKEYMER f I MILLIS BROWN I CLYDE BURKHEAD SAM CAVENESS CLIFFORD COX LASSITER CRANEORD H'f 'C BILLY CROSS ' CHARLES FERREE LAWRENCE GRAY MILTON HANNER WILLIAM I-IOBBS JAMES HOLDER -I -uf HAROLD LAMBERT '-'-N11 I I FRED LANE gorw, Mau J JOHN PUGH I. JAMES WALTON ARTHUR WAY I, iff. DONALD WHITARER CLAUDE WILLIANIS L , HANEORD UNDERWOOD'14Hk'm'l L ' U' EDITH ALLRED MRS. Ifawe. FRANCES BARNES EDITH P. BROWN EDITH E. BROWN J ' J, LUCILE BROWNWZM- 'UU 7 1- I2 BETSY BULLA IRIS BURROW REBA CLARK GLADYS Cox HAZEL Cox MOLINE COX H' if VEOLA COX I 3 GRACE DAVIDSON I f DOROTHY DAVIS I I JOHNSIE DAVIS , 4 ' 1 S EDNA GADDIS .. I ' ' ANNIE H, GREEN H , V a N I 4 HJa,ofL 7 I . . x'JIQr'Plf?1 FWUIYW, 1 J 1r 4' I I. F189 GARET WOO-17 LLOY D REILY FR fI.I'WIAg'uQr I . .: President Vzfe-l'reSI'denl Secretary Treasurer ELIZABETH HAMMOND , L VIRGINIA HANNER I . EVELYN HARRELSON CLARICE HENLEY 1.14. fm .J CARRIE HARKEY EVELYN HUGHES GLADYS INORAM MARIE KEARNS I , ' MARGLIERITE LAMB PAULINE LEWALLEN jim LOUISE LAMBERT LUCILE LAMBERT FRANCES MCCAIN HAZEL MOODY ANNIE L. NANCE EDITH CSBORNE RUTH PAISLEY TREVA PARKS BEATRICE PEARCE CATHERINE PRESNELL IVIARIANNA REDDINO FRANCES ROBBINS MABEL RUSH NIARCIARET STALEY MARIAN STEDMAN PAULINE STEED IRIS STOUT CANARY SCOTT RUTH WAI' NELLIE M. XVEST JESSIE WILLIAINIS CILADYS WININCIHAINI I A - N I' IIIW ' 4 ' REVA W OOD HELEN X ORR February 25 1912 December 21 1931 I I 7 I . ,J S' 4' I ' I LW- APRIL 19. ,IQ31 AT IO.'oo AM, IHIIJI' Nzrwlucrv I I ALILQ. V 92 1 ' .NT I .i 1 4 I Puqu TLLTHIQ ' .- ,,,,,. ' f' 1 flf sv J? I 'I 4y3 V gf 41 ti an V- DA l Y 'Lp SUVHK JMUR F CI .-KSN J 59 f , 5 'x : 3 i -a ' I fi! ICM ., Sophomore Class DEE ARMFIFLD DAVID MDDRE I f my .W'1qfr'IL'J rl.. 9 P+ VINELI, ALLRED AA KENNEI' BOLING DEE ARMFIELD PH.- CLARA ARNGLD DELENA BECK n,.. OFFICERS MEMBERS ulx-I,W.L'f4-1 NANNIE MAE BDNKEYMER OLLIE M. BROWN ESTHA BROWN VESTHA BROWN VIOLET BULLA EDNA DEATDN AILENE COPPLE PAULINE ELLIS LOUISE HAMMOND RUBY HENDRIX ELIZABETH HENLEY REBECCA HEDRIQK EVELYN HOLDER GLADYS HUMBLE MILDRED HURLEY ELIZABETH KEARNS EMACIENE KEARNS NIULLIE KEARNS AILENE LAMB MILDRED LAMB ELEANDR MCCAIN ELIZABETH MDRGAN EDITH NIILKS LINNIE NANQE DOROTHY OSBDRNE INEZ WRIGHT LOUISE PAUL EDNA PEARCE BERNIUE POOL ELIZABETH PHILLIPS FLETA PULLIAM RUTH PREVOST MILDRED ROBBINS CELESTE RDYALS ANNIE G. ROSS RDBERTA SAUNDERS EVELYN SMITH ELEANOR HUGHES ,who-,IJ I, 1 Preszdervf XXIQCE'-PICS!-L1'E'l'If S6'LFI'L'fL1!'Lj Y Trccmzrer HELEN 'THOMPSON MARGARET TILLMAN OLGA WRIGHT HDWARD ALLRED WORTHN' ANDREWS RUELL BIGGERS RALPH BULLA THoMAS BULLA FRANK BULLA KENNEI' BOLING FRANK BURKHEAD V CLARENCE BETTS JI CLIFTON BROWN MELVIN BECK HLIBERT BRUTON BILLY CARTER DEBER CAGLE BDYD EERREE JAMES Fox FRANK FREEMAN CUYLER GREEN SAMUEL HAYWDRTH FRANK HIK ff JAMES W, KIVETT JAMES KEEVER DAVID MOORE ' JOHN NICDOWELL RYAN NEELY I HAL PRESNELL EARL PUGH JDHN REDDING ,fl OLLIE RILQH EDWARD STEERE ' CLARENCE STEED JAMES SHAW HENRY VUNCANNDN XVILEY XVHITAKFR BYNUM WAI' A HAL WALKER ff ' BYNUM VxfILI.lAMS COLON YDRK XVADE YODNTS 'f 1 41 nfuww- lTZEfiA4af.1.J I DJ- .fd-4,5-i ,f':,1,L4',,, Page ILLLIIIU Dru 1 4 ll 3. 4 .lx Q ,, I w Y x I i nn... w- Pugv Tumlg tu'-.1 HI' Plik-NIHIAN CLAS5 vi i 1 DAQ If-IU .Dwi 195. DIC! !75-1 f WALTER A, BUNCH ULNAH ALLRED MAROARET WAI TON DORIS BETTS GORDON HALL LUTHER BROWN SIDNEY TRUESDALE JAMES LANE my A I WALTER BUNCH GRAHAM CHEEK STEVE MILLSAPS MARGARET WALTON W. H. LYNDON IQ I - MARY E. BUNCH MARX' ROLLINS JACK HAYWORTH I - CATHERINE CRANFORD ERNEST STOCRNER BILL GREESON LUTHER WRIIZHT 'I' FLETA F, BONKEYMER LEWIS PRITCHARD F' EDWARD SOADY MARSHALL KEARNS HENRY HAMILTON BILLY PRESNELL GORDON HALL MARY' LYNDON EUNICE HAYWORTH DORIS BETTS I VIRGINIA MORGAN CGNNIE LUTHER Ivy ,Tall WAY'NE HENRY TALMADOE REDDINIT. LUTHER BROWN HOWARD ROBBINS ETHEL RING DICK DAVIS I 'f C-E' MABEL COX J, B, PLIQH ?j:14'5fgf 1-Q,-7 fl! ' 3,- H Wg- '--'31 X S 'A - .1 -7925- lS.133:3'41A'2'f.'?xL'.L1 I 1 , A4 ,I :JAY SS'..q7 :?L'if ' 'WL' ' '- :f ,I 'J 7714 rf-'lei II. '- l9'I'eShIIIaII Class OFFICERS MEMBERS CATHERINE XVHITE EDITH KING EDIIH SAUNDERS JULIUS DILKENS RERIYIIT CLARRIF WILLIAM HUGHES FLORENCE BRITTAIN M- NIABE1. BROWN FLOYD CVERMAN'f-'lv BLANCH C. ALLRED EUOENIA TYSOR LARNE ROBBINS RAY WINSLOW CLINTON HOGAN BEIPNICE HILIOINS CLARA RICH XVILLARD VESTAL ERVIN LUTHER LOTTIE BROWER HAZEL UNDERWOVJD r11 f'k'OLOA M. HALLNP H W' .I .BJ -J :Ja VIII- NIARY L. BROWN HALLIE L CROCKER RUTH NICDANIEL NIILDRED E, ROBBINS JOE HUOIIES VIROINIA RICHARDSON f'.'jL'1I5 ' XVAYNE FREEMAN BERNIIQE REARNS SLI AIA ANDREWS EVELYN KING ANNIE PA-QE FLOYD ELIZABETH FRIEEAIAN I-XI.1I1L CAGLE ARIINE SIYIITII Vrvmzdf l're.Yrdcn1 View PI'L'Sl.t1t'l7I Sccrvlfrrpf .S'ecrL'!L1rI1 Treusurvr EVELYN SYKFS RAY LAMB JOHN RIDIIE MALIILE NANILIE LEOTA MORGAN ERNEST BROWN GILBERT KEARNS DOCK STOUT fl' --L- ULNAH ALLRED ESTHER ARNOLD CLIMITH YATES SELMA BROWER MABEL ROBBINS NEELY RUSH CAMERON MOIIOAN CLYDE MLPHLRSON GUY ALBRIOIIT S T BRLJWN DELBFRP LUCAS FRANCES BROWN MILTON R I If H ARLISK IT, FIIOIYIAS SMITH RAY SKEEN XVALTER IQOYINCITON DOROTHY HENL EX NI ARGAR El T NIC Di PWH TI-IOMAB HUNBIH' FFR X'IRIi,INIA YOIQNTS fll,IZAP-I-'IH MOR .Ars TOAI D CIAIIIIIS -' QLADYS IOSILR BAXTLR RI ARNS IAAIFS XVININOIIAYI EVLLYTJ SAIIIII fl.IO'I IQLL I III. I' , -,5 N F A v 1 ' i Qnward Asheborol Onward, Asheboro. on to victory. Plunge right through that line. Run the ball clear 'round ole ' Touchdown sure this time. rah, rah, rah. Thats the pep, boys, keep your rep-boys, Marcli right on to fame. Fight, fight, for the blue and White We'll Win this game. my I ,. gs l 4 1 l lr ' i. .ll x A if Q94 - n g.. fu ACTIVITIES A-u X - 1 ..,4-I Ashe-Hi Life Staff Al 1932 WILLIAIII A. COFFIN, JR. ANNA QLADES INQIQAIII HILDA CRANFORD HOWARD Fox NYAL JOHNSON EDWARD CRAVEN VIRGINIA BRITTAIN RUTH ANDERSON REITZEI, SMITH PIILJII 71LL'm'l7ILl xzfx 'I Edztoz fir:-C 'l7zcf I-Xs.s1sIun1 Edzfor Buxznvss lXIL7f7LlQL'I' ,-Xs.wz.sfIIr2f BusI'm'.S.s IxlL1f'1Ug1L'f Sports Edztor Fdlfllft' Edlflil' l'hIItogI'I1phI'c fzllzfoz' C zIx'L1II1I'zmI IXIIIITLIQIUI xIS.SZ5fL1l7l' BLl.V1V7t'.i,9 .UIIIIIIIJN Q. Alpha Honor Society WILLIAN1 CGFFIN BILII' CROSS PAIILINE STEED AILENE JOHNSON NIARIANNA REDDINC, ELEANOR ANNE HAMMQND NANCY CRAVEN HELEN YORK Fix B. EIIELYN HARRELSQN RUTH ANDERSON VIRGINIA BRITTAIN WILLIAIII LANE WooDRow LANE EDWARD CRAX-'EN ARTHUR VJAY, JR. NYAI JoIINsoN IZIIJIA I :Iwi g 'r,f',.1oN 1:1 , ,fy .. 4 I , , - j ' '-gg,f5aI.LQ '1fL:5I1:I-':1I.g,.,I: A 3 n :,, 5. , . - A L- . - , X if f E.. -:,:IL.,:r.a.1.r,,,::. .-.-,44.E.q- f .I.. unix 4 - -4,-wh. 1x'..,.., .,,,f:.' -. V. ,. if - V CIIDE BURIQIAIEAU REITZEL SMITH MAC KEARNS WILLIAA4 LANE JAMES HQLDEN XVILLIAM COFFIN NIR. HAIsI,If qu Tzwrzfgf-fzghl Hi-Y Club FIRST Row SECOND ROW THIRD ROW BRLIII WIIIIIIII NYAI, .I4klf'iN5lV7N Y XVOIJIIIQI ww L A N Il RAYIxII5INII S11 Ifx FIIW.-XRII VIQAYI-N , n F -an-Lv: M549 55 I Il i a JW ii ,. W! l J , , .r I I I i I I EVELYN i i RELSON I - I JA 4 I if aj J- I I JU 1 y' h I I YI My KA Mx AV V in 1 fwff H. X Girls, Glee Club FIRST ROW MARY' E. BLINCH HELEN THQAIPSON EDITH ALLRED NIARY RQLLINS SELMA BROWER EDITH SALINDERS NELL ALLREI3 SECOND ROXV MARTHA KEARNS - EIJNA DEATON MARY l,. BROWN THIRD ROVJ VIRGINIA LAMRERT ELEANOR HLICHES FRANCES ROBBlNb FLORENCE BRITTAIN MARGARET CRAVEN MISS MEICRS VIRGINIA BRITTAIN JULIA RICE FOURTH ROW EVELYN HUGHES AILENL LAAIR CATHERINE PRESNELI. EVELYN HQIIITIJR REBA CLARK MARLQARET ixlfllviwxxvfl I FIFTH ROW MARIAN STEDMAN MARCARIQT 'VII IAIAN NANCX' CRAVEN NI-IILII1 M. WIIRI l'.I.lI l'II'I-1 552555-?'1-YIQIL t. .-7+ f1IM.y-Hwl-,A11.': fu. EA f.:':,-:Q N-f , . - f ---uv A .. : 1T'Tf'1'- ' ' '- - ' Y' I.: : . 'HI I ,f -A -Q-.. , H ,- -f 1- A ff ,I - 'gf Aww?-5. --rw.. -far,-. , - . . , A 1 L . I '7v'f -3191 . T' -' '+ 'Q-5 1: - Q55 'Q ',. li iii. 1 Ilia, -K .bdsm Baud FIRST ROW CICERO HOLDER JAIIIES HENDRIX CARL PHILLIPS HARRIS LAMB JUNIOR MILRS SECOND ROW MISS MEIQS, lnsrrucwr VIRGINIA BRITT.-RIN FLORENCE BRITTAIN JIJSEIHII LEWALLFN IVIARY HARRISON REDDINIL THIRD ROW BOYD FERREE cjIIIIEIrIIRIn Cmx JAMES Fox WALTER BIQNISII. .IR Paar flghfr I LJ V F x ,X W' 'x g,.' lfi WAYNE KEARNS WILLIANI CDIIFIN JAMES HOLDER RAYIIIDND SILER CQAQII HADI1 HQWARD Fox EDWARD CRAVEN BRIIII WRIQIIT DONALD WHITAIQISII DIQBDR CAIQLE EDWARD SII-IQIQI1 Football FIRST ROXV NYAL .JDIINADN TDM BIQIIVAIAN CAIIID HAAIIIIID RIETZEI SAIIIH SECOND ROXV 'T HIRD ROXX' flLYl7L BIIIQIQHEAD RAIDI-II Bljl IA c,AI IIwIeII SAIITII LASAI I IR IIIIANII IIIII Ll IIIIA XVII IDIAAIA XVII I IAAI HIIIIIIA IKIIIJI ffil. QW 'A .N i BRUCE WRIGHT LASSITER CRANEQRD MR. E A. HAELE HQWARD Fox NYAL JOHNSQN WAYNE KEARNS RAYMQND SILER CALDWELL SMITI-I Page' TI?IrfL1'ILL'II Football FIRST Row SECOND ROW fkzpruzr EIN!! .Uumzger C 4YjLILkh I, 'QIIILI' I. Ciznzrd Czimlml' Halffbclfrll Cluumf ,E F 5 I E I ,I I I I 1 I Ei .I I II V I J I E f I 1 fy X B11-u N P? '9' wi sf 4 ima 1 PE R REITLPL DMITH TDM BOWMAN CARL HAMLET WILL IAM CGPPIN EDWARD QR-WEN JAMLQ HDI DPR RALPH BDI IA Football HRST ROW BERNII L M: XRNS Sha OND ROXX I-m Halfhmh fanfic Uuurferhfznk Cmur Tm! It fllllhdclx L'?- - -,125 ' iF b1 4 1 . n v. WDODRDW LANE HOWARD Fox VJILLIAM CDFIAIN RAYMOND SILER REITZEL SMITH JAMES HOLDER EDWARD CRAVEN mfc lhirtq Maur i. ll Basketball Team FIRST ROW CLYDF BURHHEAD LASSIILR CRANVURIJ MR. HARLI2 SECOND ROW HANI-DRD UNIJPRXXUOLP VUILLIAM IANI- . 1.-LJ IAM 4,v:., , 'RJ ,I 1 3 1 2 I 2 I. I 5 I E I I 1 I ! 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Page Ihirzy- +n-,.... .... ,.-M-..,.-...,1 .,-.,,.,..,,,,-,..1,1..-.........,-,,,,.-,.,, Compliments of KEYSTONE HOSIERY MILLS -..Nil,,.......,.-,,,.1.,.,- .V-...M-.iitwiw.-,.,...,.i,-.H Mimi..,1,.i,-..1,.-,,..- ..,1..,.1i,..i,......., -H .-,.... Compliments of BOSSONG HOSIERY MILLS ASHEBORO, N. C M System Store Central Food Store and M System Market Are the Places to Buy Your Food and Save Money 0 Always Stocked Vwfith Eli? BEST o SATISFACTION IN EVERY TRANSACTION ru....in-mi.-,....-U.,-.,,..-...,.-...1.,.,-.,..-..,..-.,.. W.-.i.i.......i...-m.....,..1.,..-,,.-.-..J- 'f A 5 'x 'x F RYE S PLACE 1 r dr nd es C ga Il bt none y Ig Enough to Ser Q Yo Enough to Ixno 'X Compllments of C0fIin 81 Scalbolo ASHEBORO N C .SHoa-rs 8 Boo-L. 3 T3 Sl-+065 THE BANK OF RANDOLPH OLDEST BANIx IN THIS SECTION CAPITAL 86 SURPLUS ,'Z150,000 00 VW. Imm You to Bank Wltlu Us ASHEBORO N C Complxmmts of Asheboro Druff C C-X caan E-rg F F Byld Dry Goode, Nofzons and Ladies Ready to IVear ASHEBORO N C For Haulmg of All Kmds SEL LEWIS TRANSFER DM PHmNE 53 NITE PHONE No NVQ I-Iaul Omc to Haul Agam Hudbon Belk LO A51 I Lux, st D partm nt Sl Indus Rtadu to II ar amz' Wrllzmru Dru Goods Nolzons Show XSHI-BORO N C 'J f ,,,,,..,,,,,., ,,,, ,. ,,,, -,,,-,..-..,.-,,,-,..,.. .,,. ,... ! ! ' Q Q 4 . I I I Where the H Gang meet fu nnks, N , Ca 1 , i rc es. 'I'oiletGoods.1nd ' C , 5 5 1 .J r . A4 U O. B L v u-Ijttlc ' w 'ou 5 I I -- . -,,.-.,.-h,-,-,.-. ..,.....,....,.- - I... ......-..g. +- ,.I. - .... -.n-..u- I... -...- .,.. ....-..I...,-...-I.-..- ..., ..,. ... ,.,. -n.. Q ! 3 J . A . . . ! Q ' ' b - . I I I Q , ! 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BOWLING IS A HEALTHFUL ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' 'W' 'n RECREATION I 1 C I, f E : 1 ' I t ASHEBORO BOWLING ALLEYS ! 5 tmp 'mm S O - -1W- - -+-' - elel - -1-1 -l-n- 1-.1 -m.- -1'+ - 1--- - e-1A - '4-1 - 1-A1 -H+ HUGHES-MoRR1s - ,,, , ,,,, -,M ,,,, - ,,,, M- ,,,, , ,,i, , ,4,, - ,,,M - ,,,, , ,,,, Q HARDWARE co. F I W. J. ARMFIELD, HI I Bm Place ro Gm Ir Loans and General Insurance ASHEBQRQ, N, Q Phone 358 l i -l.,-..M- ..l. - ...l -q..-..- l... ....,- ,... - ..., - .,., -...-.,.,L 4- ,.,. - .... - .,l. - ..,. - ,,., - ,,,. - ,,,, - ,.,, -,,,-,,,T-,,,,-,, -,...-.., .,......-.. .-..,......,-..,.-,.,..... -,.....,.,.-+ +,-,..........-.l.,-,.,....,..-....-. .,.....,-....-...,...., ...M- l An rlsheboro Institution 1 E Ri I A Compliments CETXVICK l l ' N l E . bI5fEORfXllEI5L5 SUNSET THEATRE RR E M A f i- .,.4 -.l.- .,.T - TTTT - ..., - TTTT - ,T,T -T.- .T,, - .TTT -T-,u-n.-. Puge Ishrrfy -srghf ...min 1, 'T - -fix. I l l l .-.--, , N l 5 l l l ll ll i l ! .K l fi ls j? l 'Q 4 s Ei ww-.,.,,-W - .funn-ww R 5 R .1.,..1.m1lm1.....1...1.,.,1u.,1i,..1mi1....1...i1.mi 1.,.1........,1...i1....1....1M.-....11ii..1.m..... 1 ........ 1 1.,.,1,..,1.,.1.,....i.,.1..i.1,..,111.1 1....1,...1M1...I1HU..W1.,..1i...1i.....,.........1.,.....i..,- COMPLIMENTS OF THE M. W. PARRISH INSURANCE AGENCY 1m.1.,...-.,.i1.m......,1.v-.1,..i1,.,.1......,..,1...1i.i.1...- COUNCILMAN S6 HoovER FUNERAL Home Z4-Hour Ambulance Service Phone 85 1ni.1.........1...i1.,,.1....-..,...1,...-...... 1.i.1.,,..-iii.- Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1.1.1 1.,11.I.1W1.Hi1.m1i.-i..m.1......,.,,....4.1..i.- STANDARD DRUG STORE, Inc. The Rexall Store Zi Drugs-Soda Toilet Goods+FStationery Drug Sundries'-Candy Prescriptions-Etc. Save XVIII? Safety at Your Rexall Store 111+ M1- uu....n -ln-H+ ---..i.1...,1,,.,1,..1.m1,,..1....1.,..1,..,1,,.,.. ,,..1,..1 CfUlVll7l.lIVllfNl'S Oli GFIIHCS Jewelery Co. c3oMP1,1MEN'I's OF THE COURIER -...,...,.,,-.l.,......i.1m.1.,..1..l.1m-1..-...m.1...,1..u1m.1 N1I.4.1...i1....1,,,,1I.11.1..1..,.1,,..1....1.,.1....1...1 Ingram-Garner Co. ONE CALL DOES IT ALL GOODRICH TIRES WILLARD BATTERIES STANDARD SERVICE PHONE 210 ASHEBORO, N. C. -.......i...1.m1.m1,.,.1i...1...i1..i,1v..1,-m1..i.1.m.....1 .1...,1,.1..,1....1i..i1 1.H1.,..1........,..1.,.,1,,..1 Pughs Funeral Home 24-Hour Ambulance Service 0 PHONE 307 -.,.,1,.,1 1 ..1,,1 1 ..... 1 1 ..1 .11..,1.,..1 -v1..i.1,. 1.. 1.11 H1 1 .1.,1...1 .....,.1,..1 All Photographs in This Annual Made by BELTON STUDIO ASHEBORO. N. C. -....1,,...,.,1.i 1,,..1,,...... 1,,,.1M,1..1n,,1.,.,1..-1 Page Thirty-nm .r,,,l., V. ., L .5 ,,, . . ..w, I We., v:'4.,L -7 a:.:::.:L....:: K' B? ai ii...-my1ui...i.,.1..l1.i..1....1....1.,.i1....1........M.1 v I, r 5 ENGRAVINGS IN THIS Boox BY CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING COMPANY CHARLOTTE, N. C. Carolinas' Finest Engravers TRUST ONE YWHO KNUWVSM, 0 0 0 K L QHE OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE-the lrome nf heffer fzrrrrrrrllssvlzfls gfIi7lCd n ll'l?lfllfIZ of IIrII1mhlr' t',I'jl! l'iF1ll'6 fhrough fhw1'rfy-film yefnrx of spcriulizu- fiou,.iI1 lhis ficlfl, fhc bcrzcfit of llfhfilfh is ynurs for the asking. We 0jfF'l' you Ihr SFl'l'l.Cf'N uf rr highly fI'!ll.I7Fd und vjj'icif'IIf 0l'gf'llIl.,1'flfI'OII which will uid you in thx' planrzing and compilrzfiowz of your yrfrrrhook, tlzereby IIIi1Iz'n11'zz'1Ig the zvorries and Il7'If'l'l'fllil7fI,GS f1Zf'iflC7If fo the 1HlbliI?llfZ'07l of an cnzvrual. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED The Observer Printing House, lnc 322-324 S. Church St. CHARLOTTE, N. 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