Belmont Abbey College - Spire Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

. cfy r: ATHLETIC FIELD ST. LEO ' S HALL SOUTH CAMPUS S:3C22Z2ffi25aCS3S  «t i  lj ii -«r- «  «sr.v «    i . --..«-- wr,«-ir-J - v« «iK« .  ' ' ' aMj James E. Boyer Editor James 0. Heracklis BHsities.t Manager REVEILLE. 53071 FDREWDRD Peace at last! and Abbey settles down to normal routine and the traditional spirit. Four years of war brought many changes but the spirit is still the same. A new era is a-borning and the bright vi.stas of the future beckon. Old faces are again to be seen in their wonted places, young Abbeymen are enriched by contact with, and the experiences of, veterans from far-flung battlefields. To catch this spirit, this first year of peace, so that we may look back and see classmates, pals, friends — Abbeymen all ! That is the motif of this 1946 Spire. In Morte Gloria That these Abbey men Harry L. Lundquist Paul M. McKenna BfJKT L. English William R. Lewis Charles W. Nipper Page four Edward McMurtrie John H. Cotter Gerald R. Casey William L. Rawlins, Jr. James P. Van Story Charles Sloan. Jr. Frank S. Stiertz Charles E. McKnight Kenneth T. Smith Page Five Robert M. Gallagher Donnelly F. Cameron, Jr. Leo Hedrick William F. Topham Edward Vlaservitch Neale L. Edelen Adrian S. Hoover Mark A. Osborne Michael Hedrick Page Six Thomas McKay Henry Ward Burton Mitchell Robert Landry John O ' Donnell William Latimer Richard Conway Edward Tankersly Richard Blake John Barry have not died in vain. Page Seven THRDUGH THE PDRTICD DOWN THE AVENUE ABBEY WINDOWS ST. BENEDICT ' S DAY Page Sine ABBEY INTERIORS . . Page Ten ' DN THE PARADE GROUND TD BE REMEMBERED Paiic TiCfloc ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY Page Thirteen The Rt. Rev. Vincent G. Taylor O.S.B., D.D., LL.D. Ahhof-OrduKirii fiiiil Presidctit 1 ' ' ■-- ' SBBI B ij l k OT? -.  , r  — .j y h ' ■ If kSj H 1 ' ' f. ' ' : Puyc FuLirlfcn The Rev. Cuthbert E. Allen. O.S.B., A.M., LL.D. Rectrii- and Vice-President Page Fifteen Father Bernard L. Rosswog O.S.B., A.B., S.T.D. Dean Father Joseph T. Tobin O.S.B., A.B., M.S. Head of Science Department Father Gabriel J. Stupasky O.S.B., A.B., B.S. in L.S. ChapJain and Librarian Father Sebastian T. Doris O.S.B., A.B., M.A. Head of Enf lish Department Father Florian S. Checkhart O.S.B., A.B. Treasurer Father Wilfred Foley O.S.B., A.B., M.A. History Pucie Sixteen Father Richard Graz O.S.B., A.B. Mathematics Father Martin Hayes O.S.B., A.B. Head of the Department of Biisiness Administration Father Gregory Eichenlaub O.S.B., A.B., M.A. German Father Henry Bollman O.S.B., A.B. Biology, Religion Father Brendon Dooley O.S.B., A.B. English, Mathematics, Latin Father Hugh P. Hagerty O.S.B., A.B. History, English, Religion Page Seventeen Father Walter A. Coggin O.S.B., A.B. Philosoph} and Mathematics Frater Augustine R. Crawford O.S.B., A.B. Latin Frater Anthony E. Cahill O.S.B., A.B. Physics Frater Raymond Geyer O.S.B., A.B. Sociology Frater Andrew T. Doris O.S.B., B.S., LL.B. Algebra Frater Matthew T. McSorley O.S.B., A.B. English Page Eighteen Mr. David J. Gorney Ph.B. Public Speaking Mrs. John P. Smith A.B. Secretary Lt. Col. William A. McAdam A.B., U.S.A. (Retired) Commandant. MUitanj Science and Tactics Miss Anne E. Bennet A.B. Romance Languages Mrs. Leza Astorga Spanish Miss Pauline Waters Registrar Page Nineteen FACULTY CANDIES.... Puge Tivenly ABBEYMEN SUCEESSFUL. GRADUATES Page Tivenlu-nne COLLEGE Frater Francis B. Berry, O.S.B. Belmont Abbey As nne in suffri-iny all, that silffeis nothing A high marker but a quiet and calm monk, Fr. Francis seems to belong especially to his monastic retreat. In the fall he ' s right on the spot training the Ramblers for victory. Also, his congenial man- ner fits in well for those unfoi-gettable out-of-class discussions that he always wins. Ambrose W. Cloninger, Jr. Bessemer City, N. C. Amby Here dwells no frown nor anger Ambi-ose has a quite unassuming nature but active withal. Here is a case of Still waters run deep . Bessemer City is too small for Amby, and, outside of the hunting season, he will prepare for Pharmacy. James 0. Heracklis Gastonia, N. C. Herky He and his monstrous rout are heard to howl A photographic genius, Herky is never seen with- out his camera. Active in campus programs, he was the right hand man of Boyer, and as Business Manager of Spire he made it financially possible to publish this book. The business world is just waiting for him. William D. Kirk Charlotte, N. C. Bill Amltitinn shntild he made of sterner stuff Six years at the Abbey has made Bill a typical Abbeyman — student, athlete, gentleman. Ambitious for the better things of life, he will continue at either Notre Dame or Duke, in Business. GRADUATES FRATER DAMIAN J. MULDOWNEY, O.S.B. Belmont Abbey 7 0 walk the sUidioyis cloisters pale Always a smile, always a kind word; always busy, never ruffled. And Father is a musician too. His most striking: characteristic is the sincereness of his voice; running this a close second is his superb but rare humor. James W. Stewart Belmont, N. C. Casanova What arc the bugles hloivivg for _ Living in a world his own, sometimes oblivious of the distractions aroud him, Wilson is, neverthe- less, ambitious, optimistic, and has definite ideas of his future. He will succeed! Frater Thomas W. Stumpf, O.S.B. Belmont Abbey ' Forgive mc this, my virtue Here is an individual whom everybody loves; you can ' t help but like him. More on the scientific side and typically studious, Fr. Thomas nevertheless has a great touch of humor. Also a great sports- man. Rather all round, but it ' s Father Thomas! COLLEGE FRESHMEN OFFICERS Dare Fitzpatrick President Alfred Ellington Secretary John O ' Toole Treasurer Page Twenty-four THOSE CDLLEGEMEN! Page Twcniy-hve PREP Thomas H. Bain Chaklottesville, Va. Tommy Thy rapt soul sitting in thine eyes A quiet lad, but there is power when he speaks. With a mind of his own, he is a good student; active too— basketball manager, Tom knows what he wants and he ' ll get it. James E. Boyer Belmont, N. C. Jim Self fed and self eonsiimed Jimmy is a man of action: An honor student— a campus leader. Editor of both Contact and Spire, he has made this annual possible. Being a thinker, he is bound to succeed. William H, Boyer Charlotte, N, C, Bill -4 rhapsody of words The epitome of modern youth, he is good looking and easy going, A better mind than he demon- strates, he takes the line of least resistance. But give him time. Roy S, Brandon Cramerton, N. C. Roy There the action lies in his true vatiirc Serious and quiet but with a sense of humor Roy has a disarming smile and avoids all work- he is happy to be a day student. SENIORS Robert W. Braswell MURPHV. N. C. Slick Sober, steadfast, and detintre A veteran and ambitious. Very conscientious; studies hard, but is quiet and friendly. Slick is one of Nature ' s noblemen with no artificiality. A true Abbeyman. Maurice 0. Casey, Jr. Norfolk, Va. B. O. Plenty Oh Mary Ann, thon hast cleft my heart in twain! A-letter-a-day Casey, a born athlete, he plays foot- ball, basketball and baseball — wow! Tall, dark and handsome, he knows his power — at least with Mary Ann. Herbert J. Clark Darlington, S. C. Bert Conveyed the dismal tidings when he frowned An Abbey vet, Bert is quiet but optimistic. He has an unassuming personality and a radiant friend- ship. A good sport and generous. Joseph H. Coffey Gastonia, N. C. Joe Thou art cVr as just a man A good student and football player. Joe has been at the Abbey four years. He is very likeable and loyal to his friends. Aspires to be a C.P.A. PREP Felix H. Dover Gastonia, N. C. Felix So bii.voni, blithe, and debonaire Felix has a personality that can ' t be beat. A mainstay on the football team, he is sincere and conscientious, and will make his mark. Maxime L. DuCharme Washington, D. C. Max The cynosure of neighboring eyes A happy-go-lucky fellow, handsome, plays foot- ball, and loves a good bull session. His effervescent friendliness and his g-entltmanly manner has won many fi lends for him during his past four years at the Abbey. He is a cadet lieutenant. Dennis C. Dunn Charlotte, N. C. Denny Come and trip it as gon go, on the light tdnfnsfie toe Denny is full of humor, an excellent actor and likes football. He has quite a repertoire of jitter- bug steps, and ranks cadet captain and president of his class. Edward J. Fahey Brooklyn, N. Y. Ed For aiiijiircl oft prorlaiins the man Ed is a typical New Yorker; frequents Char- lotte, is a good football player, and displays a be- coming smile. He is vice-president of his class and captain of Company A . kii SENIORS Charles A. George Greensboro. N. C. Sleepy Hnt-rly, ntrriy rtftnrsi thnit Possesses an incomparable ability to sleep. A likeable chap, rather slow, but well meaning, and a lieutenant on the staff. BOYCE J. Hanna Gastonia. N. C. Jackson Thc hidden soul of harwuiit One of Gastonia ' s leading radio announcers, Boyce has a large group of friends. He is also a football player but stays on light duty as much as possible. Radio is his field. Andrew T. Healy. Jr. MlA.MI, Fla. Drew By whispering winds soon hilled to sleep Drew is tall, lanky, and good looking. He plays halfback, and is on the baseball team. Occasionally he is caught napping but his mind is wide awake — you know, the spirit is willing, etc. Charles W. Jenkins, Jr. Gastonia, N. C. Silver To old experience dne attain Silver is an Abbey veteran, friendly, talkative, and can be heard in practically every bull session. His favorite haunts are the Minute Grill and Gene ' s Soda Shop. PREP Richard W. Kimbrough Atlanta, Georgia Dick Hiiil goddess of nocturnal sport After four years of service, Dicl is an active and enthusiastic Abbey vet. His quiet manner and serious mien fools no one because he is earnest and sincere. His main interest is at S. H. C, and absorbs all his time. A good student, he finds time for the one interest . John W. Maloney, Jr. Charleston, S. C. Bill Jest, and yonihfnl jollity That he is from Charleston is enough to describe Bill, but his popularity is deserved. Happy and optimistic, his lilting laugh is infectious and gets Bill out of many difficulties. A cadet lieutenant, he is a leader of his men. Fred V. Napoleone Fresno, Calif. Nap ' ' fills the air with barbarous dissonance Here is a lad whose scrapes never perturb him. His ready smile gives him balance, though his grin may mean mischief. Popular and well liked, this Californian is part of the Abbey. As first sergeant he carries his heavy duties lightly. John M. Neilson Charlotte, N. C. Johnny What a grace was seated on his brow Popular day student, Johnny is busy about many things. A man you look at twice, he is neverthe- less serious in his activities. Co-captain of the football team, he sparked the spirit of the Ramblers that won them many victories. Johnny will be successful and a leader. SENIORS Patrick J. Norton Brooklyn, N. Y. Pat To yivc the world tissiiranvc itf tt nitnt Hailing from Ireland, handsome Pat is a real he-man. At Abbey, Pat has definite plans toward which he e.xerts all his energies. We hope his son grows up to be like his dad. Hugh F. Scott. Jr. Knoxville. Ten.n. Skippy With stores of ladies whose bright eyes roiii influence ' Skip, with his lightheartedness and musical laugh, is Abbey ' s gift to the ladies. He has grown in pop- ularity and as first sergeant of Company B , he combines authority with congenial good comradeship. Carrying responsibility he has the power to cover it with impish good fun. Thomas P. Smith Washington, D. C. Smitty M7(f)s ' power hath a true eonsent As cadet major. Smitty has had great responsibili- ties throughout the year. Yet. his balance and judgment, his leadership, participation in all sports and campus activities, have demonstrated his vir- tues, which are built on sincerity and understanding. He is authority in the field, a pal on the campu.s, a friend to all — a true Abbeyman. Simmons Spain Charlotte, N. C. Steve And laughter holding both his sides The life of the party, Steve is too little on the campus. A day student from Charlotte, he was a spark of the football team and his popularity is based on his sense of humor that lightens ' any situation. William B. Williams Gastonia, N. C. Buddy icander through each ehartered street Buddy is a quiet unassuming day .student. He IS all business, here to study and learn knowledge before the Army calls him. Yet this seriousness gives him character and he has become a friend to all. THIRD PREP OFFICERS Donald Scales - - President Pete Woodard .._ Vice-President Joe Palmisano Secretary George Freeman Treasurer Page Thirty-tivo SECOND PREP OFFICERS Joseph Thomas President Thomas Campbell Vice-President Thomas Crowley Secretary-Treasurer Page Thirty-three FIRST PREP OFFICERS Jack Fitzpatrick President Frederick Came Vice-President William McKorkle Secretary-Treasurer Page Thing-four HAPPY CADETS... Page Thtrly-live LEISURE MGMENTS Page Thirty-six ABBEYMEN AT WORK STUDENT ACTIVITIES Page Thirty-sever) SPIRE STAFF James E. Boyer , _ Editor James 0. Heracklis Business Manager Joseph M. Moses Associate Editor John E. Moses Associate Editor IRVIN J. Warshaw Art Editor Henry Thrower Sports Editor Richard M. Wooten Photographer Page ThirtL eic ht CONTACT STAFF James E. Boyer Editor-in-Chief James 0. Heracklis Busiriets. ' i Manaijer John E. Moses _ Associate Editor Joseph M. Moses __ Associate Editor Charles Davenport Circulation Manager Ptuii- Thtrtu nine IK VETERANS ' CLUB OFFICERS Leo Wollstein President Henry Thrower Vice-President Richard Kimbrough Secretary-Treasurer Page Forlti MONOGRAM CLUB HONOR STUDENTS Page Forty-one ALTAR BDYS DAY STUDENTS l iijc furtyUVo ABBEYMEN QN PAHADE CADET BATTALION PuL c ffirtij-ihree CD I — I E-H w pq E-H ' opr Forty-four MILITARY STAFF Lt. Col. William McAdam Mr. David Gorney Capt. William Kennedy Sgt. Roy Costner Page lurry-fiue SPDNSDR5 DF THE BATTALION Miss Mary Isabel Joost Jacksonville, Fla. Miss Benedine Edwards Burlington, N. C. Miss Marie Carbonetti RUTHERFORDTON, N. C. Page Forty-six RIFLE TEAM ORDERS DF THE DAY Puiie Furty-seven DAILY PARADE Puge furlu-fighl BATTALION STAFF FULL DRESS Page Forty-nine DRESS PARADE Page Fifty ABBEYMEN AT PLAY CRUSADING RAMBLERS Page Ftfiy-one RAMBLERS 1946 RESULTS Clover 20 Kings Mountain Central B _.. Mt. Holly Bishop England Lincolnton ..,.. 26 Augusta - _ 13 Belmont High 12 Central B Tech High 6 Abbey 13 Abbey 12 Abbey 25 Abbey 6 Abbey 12 Abbey 13 Abbey 20 Abbey 20 Abbey 19 Abbey 13 Page Fihy-lix o Page Fiity (hre THE BATTLING RAMBLERS Page Fifty-four THE GREEN OUINT... BASKETBALL RESULTS Gastonia 26 Benedictine, Va 18 Benedictine, Va 41 Mt. Holly 36 Mt. Holly 30 Spartanburg 45 Spartanburg 30 Harding 40 Harding 45 Central 41 Central 31 Pfeiffer 25 Pfeiffer 26 Wingate 22 Abbey 20 Abbey 27 Abbey 25 Abbey 40 Abbey 52 Abbey 27 Abbey 28 Abbey 32 Abbey 39 Abbey 32 Abbey 21 Abbey 24 Abbey 41 Abbey 33 Page Fifiy-five CANDID SHOTS. Page Fifly-aix BASEBALL RESULTS Tech High 2 Firestone 4 Central 3 Bessemer City 5 Cramerton Mills _ 10 Harding 4 Paw Creek 6 Firestone 9 Belmont __ 8 Paw Creek 11 Bessemer City 2 Tech High 10 Abbey 1 Abbey 9 Abbey 4 Abbey 4 Abbey 1 Abbey 2 Abbey 2 Abbey 5 Abbey 4 Abbey 7 Abbey 7 Abbey 5 Page Fit fu-sccen REAL ACTION Page Fifty-eight ABBEYMEN ENTERTAIN , Page Fifiy-nine SPONSORS FOR SPIRE Miss Iva McIntosh Belmont, N. C. Miss Tula Kaperonis Charlotte, N. C. Miss Lucile Baddour Laurineurg, N. C. Miss Marcella White Seneca, S. C. Miss Marie Cox Belton, S. C. Page Sixty Page Sixty-one CAMPUS LIFE.... Page Sixty-tiuo CAUGHT IN THE ACT.... Page Sixty-three RETREAT Page Si.xty-fuur ADVERTISEMENTS HERE WE ' LL WORK TOGETHER Good wishes to our young graduates as they leave one area of achievement. Education and clear thinking, freedom of in- itiative and self-reliance . . . these ore your preparation to meet the opportunities, and responsibilities, of these stirring times. We ore proud of serving a new generation, and we pledge you faithful co-operation in building a still better life here in the Pied- mont Carolinos. DUK E POWER COMPANY Since 1897, Finsst Quality Dairy Products Charlotte Laundry, Inc. Established 1800 A Service to Fit Every Need 116-130 East Second St. Dial 3-5191 CRANE COMPANY J. A. Graney, Minidijcr Valves, Fictings, Fabricated Pipe, Heating and Plumbing Material 1307 West Morehead Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. PAUL and CRYMES, Inc. Sporting Goods 415 S. Tryon Street Phone 2-4517 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Sixfysix CoinpJimviitx of BEVERIDGE RENEEDLING COMPANY 1336 West Second Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of MISS ELIZABETH KLINGMEYER FOR YOUR DRUG NEEDS! 128 North Trvon Street 109 South Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. ' Creators of Reasonable Drug Prices ' • Compliments of SUNRISE DAIRY Gride A Pasteurized DAIRY PRODUCTS 509 East Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of Geo. J. Plumides SANITARY GRILL SPAGHETTI OUR SPECIALTY STEAKS— CHOPS— SEA FOOD Good Food — Always Good 111 East Fifth Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Remember This Seal Your Assurance of the Best iSwiNSDN Food PROoucisy CHARLOTTC.NC TAS-T-CHEZ and PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES CANDIES, POTATO CHIPS, And SALTED PEANUTS Page Sixty-seven CompUmoits of cHo u4n Complimentis of WEST SIDE USED AUTO PARTS Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 7147 Take to the air in a i uMomhsL SUvabuL HASKELL A. DEATON Plaza Airport CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliwents of THOMAS HOWARD CO. Di. ' trih itorn of DEL MONTE PRODUCTS Charlotte, N. C. Compliments of MATHEWS-BELK CO. GASTONIA, N. C. CompUmeitts of KINCAID COTTON COMPANY, INC. GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of WINGATES, INC. GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of LADD SEA FOOD The Finest and Most Modern Sea Food Market in the South GASTONIA, N. C. Page Ssxly-eighl BELK BROTHERS ' Th - Home of Smorti I- Fashions diiil Hitter Values ' Notable Brands of Clothing and Furnishings Approved by well-dressed men CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of THREADS. IMC. GASTON I A, N. C. MORRIS Gastoiiia ' s Leadiiie Jein lers We Welcome Charge Accounts Corner Main and South St ■eets GASTONIA, N C. Wallace end Wallace, Inc Wholesale and Retail Tire Jobbers All Stajidard Makes 2515 Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Complimetitfi of JOHN ' S CAFE J. Heracklis, iliinuyer GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of ' Admirers of The Abbey ' Page Sixty-nine Compliments of F. C. TODD, INC. TEXTILE MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of ORANGE CRUSH DOUBLE COLA Phone 1133 GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of Belmont Service Station Crossroads Cafe Phones 7471—7981 BELMONT, N. C. Compliments of CENTRAL DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Phone 3011 Bessemer City, N. C. Page SeCfnly Compliments of LEVENTIS and SWEETLANDS GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of the PURITY and QUALITY RESTAURANTS CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of ROY ' S JEWELERS GASTONIA, N. C. Fine Diamonds and Jewelry Compliments of FOREMOST FARMS, INC. 500 Ea.st Fourth Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. SHELBY ' S STUDIO High Grade Phdlagrajihx 169 ' :. West Main Street Telephone 106 GASTONIA, N. C. JACOBS Launderers and Cleaners ' llVf.s- ; Ydiir Duds in Jacobs Suds ' 211— Phones— 1100 GASTONIA, N. C. GOODNIGHT BROTHERS Wholesale FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 301 West Main Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Ratcliffe ' s Flowers UNITED CANDY COMPANY 2011 We-;t Morehead Street CHARLOTTE 1, N. C. Home of Qiialifi Cauda Andrews Music Company 231 North Tryon Street STEINWAY PIANOS HAMMOND ORGANS RECORDS CHARLOTTE, N. C. SHAW MOTORCYCLE And SUPPLY CO., INC. 2524 Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. 9ncUafL Compliments of SAUNDERS DRY CLEANERS East Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Page Seventy-one O. G. PENEGAR COMPANY Office Supplies and Equipment GASTONIA, N. C. Phones 244—2261 it is for the office we have it Insurance — All Kinds Representing a number of America ' : oldest and strongest companies WHITESIDES CO. GASTONIA, N. C. CARTER-COLTON CIGAR COMPANY Incorporated Wholemie Cigars, Tobacco and Candies CHARLOTTE HiGH POINT KALE-LAWING COMPANY stationers — Office Outfitters — Printers 227-229 South Tryon— Phone 6185 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of LITTLE PEP DELMONICO Opposite Hotel Charlotte Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of BIGGERS BROTHERS Wholesale Fruit and Produce CHARLOTTE, N. C. THE GASTONIA DAILY GAZETTE Established 1880 Associated Press Leased Wire Service MANY SPLENDID FEATURES Delivered Daily in Belmont By Carrier Twenty Cents the Week Page Seuenty-tu. o GASTON I A MODEL LAUNDRY Incorporated Phones Office 400— Plant 155 GASTONIA, N. C. SPENCER-RHYNE CO. OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES Printiufi and Stafioneri Phone 265 Gastonia, N. C. KING ' S BUSINESS COLLEGE 1901 CHARLOTTE, N. C. 1946 Carolina ' s Pioneer School of Business — located in Charlotte Queen City of the South . Eight courses, from six to fifteen months, including- Secretarial, Higher Ac- counting, Business Administration and Office Training. Free Placement Service M. O. KIRKPATRICK, President Specudistis in Cai-bnretor and Ignition Serrice CAROLINA RIM and WHEEL COMPANY 306-314 North Graham Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. WILLIAMS SHELTON COMPANY, Inc. Incorporated Wholesale Distributors W. and S. Merchandise Magical Value CHARLOTTE, N. C. 104 SODTH TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Seventy-three SOUTHEASTERN CONSTHDCTION COMPSNY 218 WEST SECOND STREET Charlotte, N. C. Bdmont Ahbei College Banks irith us. The Do you? BANK OF BELMONT BELMONT, N. C. Compliments of LINEBERCER REALTY and INSURANCE CO. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, RENTALS GASTONIA, N. C. RALPH A. PADGETT Jeweler WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE Expert Repairing Bank Bldg. Belmont, N. C. Compliments of The MINUTE GRILLS Famous for Good Foods CHARLOTTE GASTONIA HOLLY SMITH The Carolinas ' Photo Center Tested and Endorsed Products Chnrlotte ' s Only Exclusively Photographic Store lOG South Church Street Phone 3-4.302 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of GASTONIA ICE CREAM COMPANY Manufacturers of HONEY-KIST ICE CREAM Phone 67 GASTONIA, N. C. Page Seventy -tour The Family Store Shu ) Where You Feel at Home Everything to Wear RAYLASS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Cuniplinieiita « RETREADING EQUIPMENT CO, Charlotte, North Carolina Manufacturers of NEW PRECISION BUFFING MACHINES Page Seventy-five t)BSEIlVER l IIT Vg- HOUSE AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS hi IRY FARM 5:i071 ATHLETIC FIELD ST. LEO ' S HALL SOUTH CAMPUS ?i- afy T rtyyt- , j f n ? ir . 5 ?w . r trr . 1 1 n ' i - v . -w.ra ' . sy y . . - .r - rrr-p.,