Aycock High School - Governor Yearbook (Pikeville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1942 volume:

TO MR. CUOE WHOSE YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE AND INTEREST HAVE ENCOURAGED US TO BE TRUE CITIZENS IN THIS COMMUN I TY� STATE, AND IN THIS GREAT DEMOCRACY OF AMERICA, BY TEACHING US THE IMPORTANCE OF ORDERLINESS, CHRISTIANITY, AND THE NECESSITY FOR LOGICAL THINKING, WE, IN AN EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION, DO DEDICATE THIS VOLUME OF OUR ALOHA ' . MCS5=55=a’ LSI ' - ' B jL ir ' tJLLui , 4n--u- k uajL i (s JL Vs 6Lz JL@y rJiL4 £ j jtjc ocSsj, uj lauuJ h J I lxAjla, , ct dJUt Wiunoupf l ; -otC__; cT 8 Lfl-W—1 SuaU v u .. JL.O ) ' • — ' - V 0 O b History of Aycock High School There was going to be a new school building in the community of Cedar Grove. The children had been going to the Cedar Grove Academy. They all were anxious FOR THE NEW BUILDING TO BE COMPLETED, BECAUSE IT WAS TO BE MUCH LARGER AND MORE MODERN THAN THE OLD ONE HAD BEEN. THE PUPILS HAD THOUGHT THEY WOULD GET TO START TO SCHOOL AT THE FIRST OF THE YEAR, BUT THE BUILDING WAS NOT COMPLETED; THEREFORE, THEY HAD TO CONTINUE IN THE ACADEMY. IN JANUARY 35 C AME THE THRILL OF A LIFETIME: THE NEW BUILDING WAS COMPLETED, AND THEY ALL MOVED IN. The school was named Aycock, after the great educa¬ tional governor, Charles B. Aycock. There were only 8 teachers and 8 rooms. Mr. C. D. Whitley was the principal. With long benches and a few double desks FOR THE PUPILS TO SIT ON, THEY STARTED OUT TO FINISH THEIR YEAR’S WORK. THERE WERE 44 ENROLLED IN HIGH SCHOOL AND IN THE ELEMENTARY GRADES. AT THE END OF THE YEAR, MR. WHITLEY RESIGNED. ALL THE PUPILS REGRETTED THAT HE WAS LEAVING THEM, NEVER¬ THELESS THEY LOOKED FORWARD TO SEEING THEIR NEW HEAD. The next year started out with a bang. Their new principal was Mr. Sheppard. During his two years as PRINCIPAL, THE SCHOOL INCREASED GREATLY IN ENROLL¬ MENT. During his first year, 1924 the P.T.A.was or¬ ganized AND HAS BEEN ACTIVE EVER SINCE. It HAS BEEN VERY INFLUENTIAL IN BUILDING UP THE SCHOOL AND ALSO IN BUYING THINGS WHICH THE SCHOOL NEEDS. After Mr. Sheppard left, Mrs. V. L. Warren became THE NEW PRINCIPAL AND REMAINED UNTIL THE SPRING OF 194 |, AT THE END OF WHICH SHE RESIGNED, MUCH TO THE SORROW OF HER MANY FRIENDS IN THE SCHOOL. During her 15 years as principal, the school was ALWAYS ACTIVE IN SPORTS. FORMERLY, WHEN THERE WERE GAMES, THE BOYS AND GIRLS BOTH PILED INTO THE SCHOOL BUS AND WERE ON THEIR WAY TO MEET THEIR OPPON¬ ENTS. They had to play out of doors, and all their GAMES WERE PLAYED N THE AFTERNOON. HOWEVER ALTHOUGH THEY OFTEN PLAYED LARGER SCHOOLS WHICH HAD GOOD GYMS, the Aycock boys and girls have piled up an enviable RECORD IN ATHLETICS, AND HAVE WON MANY TROPHIES. At first there was no REGULAR janitor, but some of the OLDER BOYS DID THE JANITORIAL WORK. LATER, WE GOT Uncle Tim, who is still with us. During the past years, the enrollment has great¬ ly INCREASED. ThIS 1 UJKerv j £ jbtjJ � yYl: P U jLfrth bu� ncK o r fiooj. hft e. chtl c |re.n_ ' A m aajagM eaaaagHBHaBEiHHeaHHeaHHMHcmeftM SEW I OR PERSONALS Edith Clayton ’’Trust a man? I’d sooner TRUST A SNAKE ’’ 4-H Club, l; Dramatic Club 3; Glee Club 3 4; Junior- Senior Banquet Program Committee 3 Roy Clayton Glee Club 3 4 Dramatic Club 3� P P’ A Menu Commit¬ tee 3,4; F.F.A. Work Com¬ mittee 3 4; biggest talk- er(boy)4; MOST versatile boy 2; best boy sport 2. Berneice Compton 4-H Club i ,2,3 45 4-HCan- ning winner 4; Home Econo¬ mics Club Most-in-love girl 3 Most bashful girl 3; Glee Club 3� Nickname - Neicie” Charley Compton F.F.A. 2,3 4; Vice-Presi¬ dent F.F.A. 2,4; Dramatic Club 35Glee Club 3� 4;Bas- ketball 2,3,4;baseball 3 4; Minstrel 45 F” a -deco¬ ration Committee 3� 45 3 ig— GEST FLIRT 2;CLASS ' 3ABy2, 3,4; most mischievous boy 2,3 4; MOST TALKATIVE 2, 3; MOST ATTRACTIVE, OR CUTEST BOY 4 Lula Frances Compton r ’B AB Y ,f Vice-President of Class I ;P RETT IE ST GIRL 2,3;3AS- KETBALL I, 2, 3 45 GLEE Club 1, 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3 Dramatic Club 3; the best DRESSED GIRL 4; PRESENT LEADER FOR MlSS AYCOCK 45 Beauty Contest 4 Fred Compton Most versatile boy 2;bas¬ ketball 2,3 4; best boy sport 2;most pupular boy 2,4;BEST BOY ATHLETE 2 , 3 , 4; BASEBALL 2,3 45 CLASS Treasurer 35best-dressed boy 3; Vice-President of F.F.A. 3; Glee Club 3 4’ MEMBER OF ANNUAL STAFF F.F.A. Banquet Committee 4; Dramatic Club 3; Mins¬ trel 4; Most handsome 3 4; Co-captain basketball 4 Edmund Copple F.F.A.3 4 Glee Club 3 4; BASKETBALL 2, 3 4; base¬ ball 3 4; 4-H Club 2« Alene Crabtree Glee Club 3 4; Dramatic Club 3 ' � 4-H Club 1,2;Sec¬ retary OF ANNUAL 4 NEWS¬ PAPER STAFF 3; CLASS BABY l� 3;WlTTIEST GIRL 45TREA- SURER 2; BIGGEST FLIRT Junior Play 3; J ' un i or-Sen- ior Banquet Committee 3 Dan Dixon Basketball 2,3,4;baseball 3 , 4 ; 4_h Club f; F.F.A. 2,3 4; best-dressed boy 2, 3; best-looking boy 2, 3 ' ,Glass vice- President 1,2,3; Best Sport 4 Jack Finley F.F.A. 2,3 4;PRE SI dent of F.F.A. 4’, Dramatic Club 3; Glee Club 3 4; Basketball 3 4; Public Speaking win¬ ner 3 4; 4-H Club UEditor in-chief of Annual 4; Pro¬ gram Committee of F. F. A. ' Iost studiou s boy 2, +r 3 4 Second place in Dis¬ trict in Cooperative Es¬ say CONTEST 2,3;BEST-ALL- AROUND BOY 4 Claude Hopki ns Dramatic Club 3 F.F.A. Menu Commi TTEE3 45 fr fr .A. Reporter 45 Glee: Club 3� 4; Chairman or F.F.A.Wor Committee 45 Bus Patrol 2 3;Most studious boy 4� f, M I C K N AM E — f S ON NY BOY M Lou ise Hopkins Glee Club 3 4? Home Ec¬ onomics Club 45Cutest GIRL 3� 45BASEBALL TEAM 2 3 45Banquet D ecoration Committee 35Class Secret¬ ary 45 Prettiest girl 4 Elaine Jobe 4-H Club I,2,3; Home Eco¬ nomics Club 45 Glee Club 3 45 Dramatic Club 35 Jun - IOR PLAY 35 MOST FLI RTA - TIOUS GIRL 4 Ellen Frances Laws Glee Club 3 45 Dramatic Club 35 Banquet Decora¬ tion Committee 35 Priss¬ iest girl 35 Annual Staff 45 Class Vice-President 4 1 | Margaret Lynch 4-H Club I 2 35 Prettiest girl l; Basketball 1,2 3 45 Most Athletic 1,2 3 45 Glee Club 4 Estelle McCulloch Glee Club 35 a candidate for Miss Aycock 35Decora- tion Committee for Ban¬ quet 35 Most bashful girl 4; Class baby 4 Wi lbur Poole Basketball 2 3 45 F.F.A. 2 3 45 Banquet Committee 3;Glee Club 3 45 Baseball 3 45Most bashful 35 Dram¬ atic Club 35 the biggest fli rt 3 4 Annie Mae Pope Push ' 4-H Club 1,2 35 Glee Club 3 45 basketball 1,2 3 45 Class Secretary 2 35 Best- dressed girl 2,35 Dramatic Club 35 Class treasurer 4 Li llian Sharpe Most studious girl 1,2,45 4- H Club I; baseball 2 35 45 Banquet Program Commit¬ tee 35 Chief Marshall 3 Mary Elizabeth Rogers Mary Lib Glee Club 3 45 4-H Club I; 2 35 Basketball 1,2; Home Economics Club 45 Class Newspaper Editor 35 Voted Best-all-around girl 4« Henry Lea Roberts Coco Class Secretary and Treas¬ urer i; F.F.A. 2, 3 45 F.F.A. treasurer 35 Base¬ ball 2 3 45 Basketball 35 45 Most-in-love boy 2;most BASHFUL BOY 35 CO-CAPTAIN BASKETBALL TEAM 4 EULALI a 91 ARP ' ’Poker ' Basketball 1,2 3 45 4-H Club 5� 3 Dramatic Club 3;Glee Club 3� 45Class Edi¬ tor of Annual 4« Ruth Wells Jack Wi lliams Class President 1, 3 45 Basketball 1,2 3� 45 Dram¬ atic Club 35 Glee Club 2, 4 ? Most mischievous l� 2 e 3,4; Most talkative I, 2, 3 4-5 Best Sport 2,4-5 4-H Club l,2� 35 Most popular 1,3,4; Assistant Editor OF NEWSPAPER 35 ANNUAL 45 Home Economics Club 4- JACK JOINED THE AYCOCK Seniors in their final YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL. Fayetteville High School transfer: Science Club !, 2,35 Track Team 2,3;Dram- atic Club 35 Library Clu8 2, 35 Booster ' s Club 35 Aycock High School: Alo¬ ha” staff 45 Glee Club 4 Senior Class History We, THE SENIORS OF ’42, ENTERED HIGH SCHOOL IN THE FALL OF I938� MR.CUDE WAS OUR HOME ROOM AND MATH TEACH¬ ER, with Mrs. Warren as science teacher,Miss Hughes as English teacher,and Mrs.Belue as history teacher. Lou¬ ise and Claude Hopkins,Aron Wilson, and Estelle McCul¬ loch WERE NEW STUDENTS OF THE CLASS. IN THE FALL,CLARA Belle Anderson moved away. Just before Christmas, two big events took place. Kathleen and Gloria Wilson JOINED us; AND WE WENT TO SEE TREASURE ISLAND”, A STORY WHICH WE HAD JUST FlNISED READING. MEXT SPRING, MISS Hughes was sick for 5 weeks, but a good substi tute� Mrs. Bragg, took her place. Just before school was out, we WENT ON A WEINER ROAST. iT BEGAN RAINING BEFORE WE GOT THERE, BUT NO ONE GOT VERY WET a In the ninth grade,we had Mr.Lathan as agriculture TEACHER, IN ADDITION TO THE SAME TEACHERS THAT WE HAD HAD THE YEAR BEFORE. WE HAD THE SAME STUDENTS,EXCEPT FOR A NEW MEMBER, I.J. WILSON. ABOUT CHRISTMAS, EDMUND COPPLE, WHO HAD BEEN GOING TO EFLAND FOR AROUND A YEAR CAME BACK TO JOIN THE GIRLS IN TAKING HISTORY, WHiLE THE OTHER BOYS TOOK AGRICULTURE. DURING THE WINTER THE DEEP SNOW DELAYED US FOR 2 WEEKS, BUT WE DIDN’T CARE. The next spring we went to V.F.W. Lake for our weiner ROAST AND FROM THERE TO BURLINGTON TO SEE THE SHOW. !t RAINED THAT NIGHT, AND ALMOST EVERYONE GOT WET� TH ROUGH THE STORM COVER WHICH HAD BEEN PULLED OVER THE TRUCK. The following summer, Mildred Grinstead decided that she couldn’t stand us any longer; hencf she married. As Juniors, we had the same teachers except for Miss Ward,our home room teacher,who took Mrs.Belue’s place. In October,Kathleen and Gloria left us and moved to Greensboro. The night before they moved, we had a wei¬ ner roast and told them good-by. In order to make up MONEY FOR THE BANQUET, WE SPONSORED A POPULARITY CON- test. Peggy Pope was the prize-winner. After Christmas, Clara Belle came back. During the winter we had a few PARTIES AND DANCES AS ENTERTAINMENT. THAT 5PRING, JUST BEFORE WE GAVE THE SENIORS A BANQUET, WE GAVE A PLAY, called Aron Slick from Pumpkin Crick , which we think EVERYONE ENJOYED. THEN CAME THE BANQUET, IN MARCH. WE HAD A VERY PRETTY NIGHT FOR IT. LATER ON, WE WENT BACK to V.F.W. Lake for another weiner roast and went on to Burlington for the show. After school closed, another of our band-Clara Belle Anderson, joined the band of matrimony. This year, we have a new student, Jack Williams, for¬ merly of Fayetteville. However, we have lost a few mem¬ bers. Elizabeth White and Aron Wilson are working in Burlington. We have several new teachers,who are: Mrs Wall, our science teacherJMr. Muss,Agriculture teacher, Miss Cook, home economics teacher; Mr. Arrowood,who is principal. We still have Mr. Cude and Miss Hughes, two faithful teachers who have been with us a long time. On September 20, we attended the Lenoir-Rhywe foctsall game at Carolina, when all the North Carolina seniors WERE GUESTS OF THE UNIVERSITY. CM OCTOBER 2 ), WE WERE guests of State College. We are trying to live up to our motto, Faithful to the finish , and hope to be as happy in the future as WE HAVE BEEN IN THE PAST FOUR YEARS. Ellen Frances Laws Class Will WE, THE 24 MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF ' 42, AYCOCK HIGH School, being of sound mind, do by our wish bequeath the following items to those who are our successors: 1. Alene Crabtree’s ability to eat in class and GET BY WITH IT TO CORA LEE WAGONER. 2. Estelle McCulloch’s bashfulness to Lela Clay¬ ton . 3� Edith Clayton’s wittiness to Edith Hawkins. 4 Roy Clayton’s ability to make book reports to Sam Boland. Margaret Lynch’s knowledge of French to Anne Pope . 6 . Fred Compton’s basketball skill to Malcom Cole. ' «=a=cesssEis 7. Lillian Sharpe’s studiousness to Montese ' Yalker. 8. Elaine Jobe’s extra eat to Grace Terry- 9 Henry Lea Roberts’s love for Miss Hughes to Larry McDade. 10. Louise Hopkins’s extra height to Annie Laurie Rog¬ ers. 11. Charlie Compton’s ability to learn English to Ruby t .Vray. 12. Eulalia ' Yard’s patriotish to Anne Pope. I3«Wilbur Poole’s blonde hair to Louise Daniels. 14- Annie Mae Pope’s athletic ability to Bernice Wil¬ son . 15- Jack Finley’s ability to speak in public to Christ¬ ine Jobe. |6.Lula Frances Compton’s sweet smile to Montese Walk¬ er. 17. Dan Dixons pretty hair to Malcolm Cole. 18. Ruth Wells’s continual laugh to Grace Terry. 19. Jack Williams’ ability to laugh in school and get AWAY WlTH IT. 20. Berneice Compton’s sweet disposition to Lila Til¬ ley. 21. Edmund Copple’s popularity as a dancer to Rachel Phelps. 22. Mary Elizabeth Rogers’s cleverness to Annie Lee Copple. 23 Clauoe Hopkins’s happy-go-lucky way to Sam Boland. 24.Ellen Frances Laws’s knowledge of how to wag a ton¬ gue all the time to Edith Hawkins. 25 To the Junior Class, our flower box our very old BROOMS, CHALK, ERASERS, AND RADIO. 26. To the Juniors we also leave our senior class room, hoping that they will enjoy it as much as we have. 27. To THE TEACHERS, THE PRINCIPAL, AND TO OUR OLD friend, Uncle Tim , we leave our affection,a know¬ ledge that there will never be another one LIKE 6uR class; may they remember US LOVINGLYJ Lou 1se Hopk1 ns (Testator) I Superlatives Prettiest girl-• • Most handsome boy (Wary Elizabeth Rogers ....Jack Finley 8est all around girl BEST ALL“AROUND BOYc Most studious girl Most studious boy. Frances Compton ..Jack williams • Ruth Wells Roy Clayton Most talkative girl Most talkative boy. Estelle McCulloch ..Charlie Compton Ruth Wells .Dan Dixon GIRL SPORT SOY SPORT. .Elaine Jose Wilbur Poole Most Most Most Mo ST Margaret Lynch • •Fred Compton ..Ruth Wells Fred Compton Most M o ST POPULAR GIRL POPULAR BOY. Most- i n� love girl Most-in-love boy. Margaret Lynch .•Wilbur Poole Alene Crabtree • ««Uck Williams .Ruth Sells Charlie Compton Cutest girl Cutest boy. .Loui se Hopk i ns Charlie Compton i 95 1 Tells the Tale of the Class of 1941 Lillian Sharpe has kept the old habit of study¬ ing ALL THE TIME BUT WE FEAR THAT SOMEONE HAS COME ALONG WHO CAN CHANGE THAT.ONLY A FEW WEEKS WILL TELL. Wait and see for yourself. Ruth Wells, that happy-go-lucky girl, has had ABOUT ENOUGH OF CAREER AND HAS DECIDED IT ' S THE BEST THING TO STICK TO YOUR MAN. Margaret Lynch has led a most successful life. At least, Billy and the children think so. Elaine Jobe has succeeded at last and is proud TO WALK BESIDE HER HEN-PECKED HUSBAND. Jack Finley has at last got a patent on his new type airplane. Gee, is he proudi Edmund Copple is settling down at last. We hope HIS BRIDE WILL BE PROUD OF HER FARMER HUSBAND. Annie Mae Lope is in love again, but it seems HARD FOR HER TO MAKE UP HER Ml NO. Fred Compton has kept his ball playing spirit AND HAS ACCEPTED A THREE YEAR CONTRACT TO COACH BASKET BALL AT CAROLINA THIS YEAR. I THINK HIS WIFE LIKES THIS SETTER THAN SHE DID ELON. Eulalia Ward seems to be quitting her job after so long a time. We wonder why. I suppose all OF THE NEWSPAPERS WILL TELL. Roy Clayton’s future is undecided, but i don’t THINK IT WILL BE THAT WAY LONG, AS HE WAS SEEN RECENTLY ESCORTING A GIRL TO CHURCH. ThAT IS GETTING CLOSE TO THE ALTAR, ISN’T IT? Mary Elizabeth Rogers has at last got that HOME SHE HAD DREAMED OF SO LONG.HER HUSBAND SEEMS TO BE QUITE A BRAG, ESPECIALLY ABOUT HIS Wl FE. Berneice Compton has been away .for some time NOW, BUT WE HEAR SHE BROUGHT HER MAN HOME FOR THE WEEK-END RECENTLY. Charlie Compton carried his bride-to-be to Ce¬ dar Grove last week-end. I hear she made quite A HIT WITH THE FAMILY. Louise Hopkins is about to marry an Aycock gra¬ duate. She seems proud to hang on to her same OLD PALS. Lulu Frances Compton has just had a wonderful home built. She is ready to quit teaching now. Dan Dixon’s new theatre draws the crowd. Every one considers him Carr’s most handsome million¬ aire. ■m m ' Mm wm ffiasaesaa£3B=a=it=eaeffi3S3 eiexc=ieieieffl= «ge5aei«=i «� t ( r g r r rf ri:.i: FE HAVE MOVED DIDN’T LIKE TOWN 22 . Ellen Frances Laws has for a long time been set¬ tled DOWN ON the FARM WITH HER HUSBAND.A GRAD¬ UATE OF ANOTHER SCHOOL. WE ARE SURPRISED THAT HER HIGH-SCHOOL ROMANCE WAS NOT A SUCCESS. Henry Lea Roberts and his wi the COUNTRY. I SUPPOSE THEY WELL, AFTER ALL. Wilbur Poole doesn’t seem to be able to make up HIS MIND WHETHER HE’LL BE A BACHELOR OR GET MAR¬ RIED. We think he will prefer the latter. Alene Crabtree has had a promotion but she re¬ fused. t suppose you know the rest. Claude Hopkins seems to enjoy his work a great deal. We wonder if romance will never enter his life! Edith Clayton seems to be a wonderful secretary. At least. I suppose her boss thinks so-her hus¬ band, IN OTHER WORDS. Estelle McCulloch seems to be flying on air, but WHO WOULDN ' T, WITH A BIG CHURCH WEDDING ONLY 2 WEEKS OFF? Jack Williams seems to 8E a wonderful doctor. I HEAR HE HASN’T LOST A PATIENT YET. Ellen Frances Laws AYCOCK ( Tune: ’Must A Little Bit Soujh of North Carolina”) Just a beautiful spot in North Carolina, That’s where I long to be. In Aycock School in North Carolina Education waits for me. In each room, they say, each teacher is fine, And the students are fine and gay. All the rules are well and strictly kept, As THE CHILDREN MERRILY PLAY. Just a wonderful spot in North Carolina, That’s where I love to stay. I can haroly waid to see the gate And my friends who wait to play. Just a flourishing school in North Carolina- I’M GOING THERE EACH DAY’. Edith Clayton Class Officers .... Ruby Wray • .Lila Tilley • Lela Clayton Rachel Phelps President .... V I CE-PRESI DENT Secretary..... Treasurer..... Class Roll Sam Boland Lela Clayton Malcolm Cole Annie Lee Copple Edith Hawkins Melvin Hawkins Christine Jobe Larry McDade Rachel Phelps R Anne Pope Wade Riley Annie Laurie Rog Robert Tate Grace Terry Lila Tilley Cora Lee Wagoner Montese Walker Bernice Wilson Super .......Anne Pope ° oMelvin Hawkins ....Lela Clayton o.....Wade Riley .......Ruby Wray ......Sam Boland ..... Lila Tilley ..� .Larry McDade . os....R uby Wray ......Sam Boland ....Lela Clayton o...M alcolm Cole ....Lela Clayton ..Melvin Hawkins .•• i••tiwNE Pope ..Bernice Wilson Ruby Wray •...Larry McDade ...Edith Hawkins ....«.Wade Riley ...Edith Hawkins ......Wade Riley ...Edith Hawks ns •.Bernice Wilson Cora Lee Wagoner ..Bernice Wilson tr Class Officers PBES8 DENT o ® .....HELEN BOONE Vice-President. ...Rachel Hawki ns Secretary and Treasurer®....Nancy Warren Class Editor.....Sadye Pittard Class Roll Delmar Bradley Bill Phelps Lucille Banbel Howard Bradley —Hassel Poole Marie Hawkins Kenneth Compton Russel Roberts Rachel Hawkins Lea Crabtree L. G. Yilley Wilma Huff Thaddeus Hawkins James Wade Margaret Jobe Linwood Jordan Billy Walker Sadye Pittard —Billy Kernodle Calviness Wheeley Katherine Riley Hassel Kimrey -Gladys Atkins Frances Talley _Bill Lynch -Helen Boone HsIancy Warren -Carlton Oakley Kathleen Clayton Sally Jane Wilson -Oneida Cole Class Statistics Class baby girl... Frances Talley Olass baby boy..............Bill Lynch Biggest girl flirt.. .Gladys Atkins Biggest boy flirt.............. .Bill Lynch Cutest girl� .°.� ....� •«•� •� .........Nancy Warren ... .Wilma Huff Oelmar Bradley °MariE Hawkins Russel Roberts •Badye Pittard ftussEL Roberts Most popular girl Most popular boy. ...Oneida Cole Oelmar Bradley MOST” IN-LOVE GIRL Most-in-love boy. Kenneth Compton ...Nancy Warren Most athletic girl Most athletic boy. .Sadye Pittard Howard Bradley Most bashful girl Most bashful boy. Sophomore Sophistry Mr. Munn: Who can tell me what Agriculture” is? Oelmar: Well, sir, it’s just about the same as farm ' INC-ONLY IN FARMING YOU DO THE WORK YOURSELF Mrs. Wall: What is the function of the stomach? NaNCyISHYLY): To HOLD UP YOUR PETTICOAT. FRANCESiON REPORT DAY) I MAW, I GOT IOO SN SCHOOL Mrs. Talley: Fine. On what subject? Frances: On two- Go on English and 40 on algebra Mr. Munn: What is cowhide chiefly used for? Kenneth: To hold the cow together. Mrs. Boone: Helen, how many spankings did Mr. Cude GIVE YOU TODAY? Helen; I don’t know, i never pay any attention to what goes on behind my back. Russel; How are you getting along in Math? Gladys: Well , I’ve learned to add up the zeros FIGURES ARE STILL GIVING ME TROUBLE® ..Percy Terry Harold Wright Martha Hughes President. ... V I CE-PRESI DENT. Secretary and Treasurer Class Roll Virgie Allison Hattie Mae Crabtree Sudie Fulcher Mary Frances Hawkins Martha Hughes Mary bou Jordan Virginia Jordan Mabel Kernoole Kathryn Long Estelle Lynch Bernice Oliver Christine Stewart Nellie Tate Erma White Koy Comrtqn jo A, hicks —Melvin Horner Henry Liner ““Charlie Poole —Thomas Poole Bunn Pore Billy Pruitt Donald Roberts Lawrence Rogers Milton Rountree Durward Smith Braudie Sumner Percy Terry Walter Tuck s =Alv is Wilson Harold Wright Donald Wright vmrmrmirnm r mrij7 Trorj} j7jm nmas Superlatives Prettiest girl..• Most handsome boy Siidie Fulcher ..Percy Terry Christine Stewart ....Donald Roberts Martha Hughes ..Walter Tuck Most studious girl Most studious boy. Bernice .Donald Mary Lou . .Harold Most Most talkative girl talkative boy. Jordan Wright Most Most Virginia .•.Donald BABYISH GIRL BA8YISH BOY. Mary Frances Hawkins .........Percy Terry GIRL SPORT BOY SPORT. .Martha h ughes Donald Roberts Bernice Oliver .Donald Wrbght BASHFUL GIRL bashful boy. Mable Kernodle .Harold Wright flirtatious girl FLIRTATIOUS BOY. Mary Frances Hawkins ........Percy Terry GIRL ATHLETE BOY ATHLETE. Most Most Sudie Fulcher ..Coy Compton Mable Kernodle •Donald Wright Mary Low Jordan . .Harold Wright Cutest girl Cutest boy. Bernice Oliver ...Percy Terry Most mischievous girl Most mischievous boy. Mary Low Jordan . .Harold Wright ft . i I A W A- ,V Staff of The Aloha 1 Eo ! TOR-! N-Gh I EF. � ............ J AC K F! NLEY Assistant Editor..............Grade Terry Secretary...Aleme Crabtree Business Manager..Fred Compton Assistant Business Manager..Dan Dixon Picture Editor—..Jack Williams School Historian.. .Anne Pope Activity Editor.. .Ruth Wells School Editor....Ellen Frances Laws Sports Editor.....Larry McDade Senior Edi tor.........Eulalia Ward Sophomore Editor.Sadie Pittard Junior Editor..Annie Laurie Rogers Freshman Editor........Martha Hughes Faculty Adviser. Miss Elizabeth Hughes l+n . sttE33=sr=n=ft=8=� =se5e3fi=arct3«£=i School Calendar, 194-1 - ’42 Events: ol OPENS. JIORS RECEIVE CLASS RINGS. ‘J I OR S ATTENO $ENI OR DAY AT CHAP- EL HILL. Students attend State Fair. Seniors attend Senior night at n.C. State College. .lowe en Party, with dance, mins-. TREL, BEAUTY CONTEST, ETC. ■Senior Square Dance. 10.Aycock-Allensv ille play basketball. :ock-Efland basketball game. ■Agriculture-Home Economics arty. ANKSGIV I NG H0LI DAYS. ;OCK-ALLENSV I LLE GAME. :ock-Prospect Hill game. :ock-Efland game. -Junior Play, ' ’Here Comes Grandma.” ■ Aycock-Anderson game. ■Caldwell-Aycock game. Basketball girls give dance in the gym, at Hillsboro, to buy suits, azy Tennesseans give program. Jack Richie and his Rhythm Rangers. Mid-Term Examinations. Aycock-Prospect Hill game. Aycock-Caldwell game. Father-and-Son Banquet. Dance for high School Pupils. Lone Star Quartet gives program. Chapel Hill F.F.A.-Aycock game. Hillsboro F.F.A.-Aycock game. Hi llsboro-Aycock game. Annual goes to print. Musical Festival will take place. Baseball season will start,follow!ng the Tournament. Junior-Senior Banquet. Senior Play Baccalaureate Sermon. School will end, with the Senior grad- UATI ON EXERCISES. Dates: E Sept. 7. Sept. l8. Sept.20. Oct. 17. Oct. 25. OflT. 1 .. Nov. 9. Nov. 10. Nov 14. Nov. 19-.. Nov. 21-22. Nov. 28 . De c . I. Dec. 8. Dfo . ii. . Dec . 12. Dec. 15. Dec. 17.. Dec. 20-Jan . 1 5« Dec. 29 . J AN! . 9. J AN 13-14.i J AN 16 .... — .. Jan. 22. J AN. 23. Jan . 30. Feb. 7.. Feb. 9 . Feb. 17..... Feb. 20. Mar. |. Mar. 6 . Mar. 9 . fv i A R • 27. Date unknown.... May 3 . May 7.... Home Economics Club .-..-Grace Terry Cora Lee Wagoner ...Miss Cook Presi oent. Secretary and Treasurer AdvI SER. Future Farmers of America ....J ack Fin ley Charley Compton .J ames Wade .Russel Roberts .Claude Hopkins .Mr. Munn Presi dent. Vi ce-President Secretary. T reasurer. Repo rter. Adv iser. 3=53=3J=S=S3M: —-C} 3 President.Christine Jobe Vice-President.Montese Walker Secretary and Treasurer...Lila Tilley Conductor....Mrs. Murray Fergusons Pianist..... . Miss Elizabeth Hughes lK5=SS3« ■rrrrwrx frrrt hjWHSHWBBBMfcg fe (Vt r-o ffiinstre The girls’ basketball team did not quite come up TO THE FANS’ EXPECTATION THIS YEAR,THE SEASON END¬ ING DEPRESSINGLY WITH 9 LOSSES AND I WIN.THE GIRLS ACCOMPLISHED MUCH IN SPORTSMANSHIP AND BULLDOGGEO- NESS, THOUGH , ALWAYS SHOWING THE SAME F I GHTI N G SPIR¬ IT, NO MATTER HOW THINGS WENT AGAINST THEM. THE FANS APPRECIATE THE FACT THAT THE GIRLS NEVER GAVE UP AND ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO NEXT YEAR’S TEAM. THE FOLLOWING IS A COPY OF THEIR SCHEDULE: Aycock.5 Allensvi lle.20 Aycock. .lb Efland.2! Aycock. 7 Allensvi lle. 29 Aycock....12 Prospect Hill.15 Aycock. l8 Efland. 20 Aycock. 9 Anderson.27 Aycock.25 Caldwell.... I A Aycock. 9 Prospect Hill .27 Aycock.......15 Caldwell.17 Aycock. 5 Hillsboro.22 Total.121 Total.231 Front line left to right:Mary Frances Hawkins, Annie Mae Pope(captain)� Lila Tilley, Annie Laurie Rogers, Helen Boone, Frances Compton, Eulalia Ward, Margaret Lynch. Second:Annie Lee Copple,V i rginia Jordan,Kath¬ ryn Long,Mary Lou Jordan,Sudie Fulcher,Myrtle Knight Mabel Kernodle;Top:Kathryn Riley,Miss Scruggs(Coach) Kathleen Clayton. II ■ 4 . mm rsJ3 1 3 I | WM ' L I ' ‘ylL’St ' 1 n -JjH - % sk� jrwtaiifcaM - - .. % irtiTimil ar v Yx t. $ u . 1 i f j 1 KbR ' If 4 1 L !1 - 1 1 1 nP w u J wpNt If j Boys’ Basketball Team The Boys Basketball season openeo with the boys DETERMINED TO AVENGE SOME OF THE DEFEATS HANDED THEM LAST YEAR. COMBINING THEIR DOGGED DETERMINA¬ TION WITH THE FIGHTING SPIRIT KNOWN OF AYCOCK,THEY CAME THROUGH THE SEASON WITH 6 WINS AND 5 LOSSES. The team didn’t stop fighting until the last whis¬ tle in the last game, and they felt as tho they had accomplished something-not only in scores, but in upholding the traditions of old Aycock. This is A COPY OF the YEAR ' S SCHEDULE! ALLENSVILLE.. ALLENSV I LLE. . Prospect Hill Efland. Caldwell. Prospect Hill Anderson. Hi llsboro.... Hi llsboro.... Caldwell. Efland....... Total. .. Aycock Aycock Aycock Aycock Aycock Aycock Aycock Aycock Aycock Aycock Aycock Total. Front Row: Right to left: Ed Copple (g.).Charley Comaton (g)� H•L. Roberts (g. Co-Captain), Dan Dixon (g), F. Compton (g. co.-captain).Second Row: Percy Terry (g.), M. Hawkins (g.), Bernis Wilson (f.), Russel Roberts (f.)� Third Row: Carl ton Oakley (g.), Larry McDade (f. ) Wilbur Poole (c), Jack Finley (c), Mr. Cude (coach). 4 - � . ■ | iSa 11 r ‘ I fc 7 £ i Girls Baseball Squad ' •! ' ’ A}, 1 , •ili l. I � na Boys Baseball Squad Front leet to r i ght:Malcolm Cole ( si tt i ng) ; H.Wri ght Ed Copple,H.Liner,R.Roberts,C.Compton Larry McDade Second:Dan D ixon,Kenneth Compton, C. Oakley, P.Ter. ry� H.L.Roberts,F.Compton.Back:J, .Fi nley, v .V.Poole, T Hawkins Mr. Cude (Coach). !• ' � ■ v . • Girls® Baseball Squad Front left to ri-ght:Mabel Kernodle,Annie L.Copple, M.F.Hawki ns, Loui se Hopkins, Corine Crabtree, Hazel Ri ley;Second:Mi ss Hughes, Gladys Atki ns, Nellie Tate, Dorothy ' .Vi lson, Grace Terry,Oneida Cole . Th i rd: Myrt¬ le Knight,Edith Hawkins,Lilly May Stanfield, Lila Ti lley, Rachel Hawk i ns, Kathryn R i ley, Li lli an Sharpe. Medals Given At Commencement, May 2 J , 1941 Best-All-Arpund Student.Hudie Atkins Music.Mary Alice Boland Best History Student in Senior Class...Sarah Hughes 3est French Student in Senior Class...Bessie Sharpe Best English Student in Senior Class ..Sarah Hughes Best Senior Girl Athlete...Iris Kernodle Best Senior Boy Athlete.Hilton Pope Best Senior Agriculture Student........Hudie Atkins Sawyer Scholastic Medal..Sarah Hughes Most Improvement in High School.Sadie Pittard Commencement Marshals for 194! 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