Belmont High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1940 volume:

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' gf F Q , u..., :WJ X ig x 1 4 I .L H ' 5:1 Y' -- rl THE 1940 Vomnw XVH Pubhshed by THE SENIOR CLASS OF BELMONT HIGH SCHQOL BELMGNT,NORTH CAWDUNA CLARICN Copyright ELOISE EVVING, Editor JULIA DICKSON, Business Manager MISS ISABEL CHOATE, Faculty Adviser I w FCREWORD IN THIS years ahead, we, the Annual Staff. hope that as you turn the page.s of the 1940 CLARION, you will recall with happiness the days you spent at Belmont High School. During our highschool years we have made many lasting friend- ships. XVe haue widened our spiritual and intellectual horizons. Believing that the real purpose of any annual is to help the indi- vidual re-live his school days, we haue tried to make the 1940 CLARION truly representative of life at Belmont High during 1940. lf. in later years. it will serve to bring happy recollections. our efforts will be greatly rewarded. Page lfour DEDICATION To those dear friends of ours, our teachers, whose faith has always accompanied our endeavor, whose hope for us has ever been tangled with our accomplishment, and whose love for us has been the beacon light that led us on, avenge the Class of 1940, respectfully dedicate figs seventeenth 'edition of THE CLARION. ' . 4 c . ffl 4 5 vw... 'll TRIBUTE THE members of the senior class wish to pay tribute to the Music Faculty of Belmont High School: Miss Maude Poole, Mrs. Hugh Lowe, and Mr. J. B. Houren. As members of the various musical organizations which they have sponsored, many of us have discovered and developed within ourselves talents which will be a lasting source of enjoyment. For this enrichment of life we are deeply grateful. Their influence, however, has not been limited to the music students alone, but has permeated every part of our school life, add- ing much in culture, enjoyment, color, and esprit de corps. Q Page Five .0 - ' '- 'file I' .K ,Q .,' V 'BY 5 . X ,ig sw , wt .x 1, A-ff.. 5. Mg. V32 . .-.5 ' 17? .,,. 41 'E rj 3- , ,-tsQ-yn' lr 1 1 2 .x,.- wxnh , wi-5 .va si ' 2 if -mf M1 I'M'l, ll, Nr Al, l 1 X B7 x ADMINISTRATION M1z.lI.C,.5ls14 SLlj7t'I'lA!'lft'V7i1t'!7l l'1'1 V7t'lvl71Il Z -nv' FACULTY Miss VINETTE BARTON Home Economics MR. ED. BULLARD .....,.,,.. History Miss ISABEL CHOATE. .French and Latin J ' 7? . MR. IQHARD S. CROMLISH ,.... History MRS. J. LEE DAGENHARDT ...., Science MR. J. E. DAUGHTRIDGE ....... Science MISS MII. WILLIAM GUY ..... .. MISS NELL HALL . . . . . . KATHERINE GASTON ..... English . Civics English MR. J. B. HOUREN . . . .... Band MRS. I. E. HOWE .,........ 1 .Biology MR. J. JACK KRAYNICK .... Marhemazies MRS. HUGH LOWE .,.,.. . , .Piano Miss JOSEPHINE MAUNEY MISS MRS. MRS. MISS Miss MISS Commercial Subjects MAUDE POOLE .Public School Music E. L. RHYNE . . .Secy. to Mr. Sisk MARY DUNCAN RING. . .Librarian ANNA F. SI-IUFORD. .English-Math ELEANOR YOUNG ........ English PHOEBE WAKEFIELD . . M arhemarics 1939 WINNERS OF MEDALS AND AWARDS Page Eight CHARLES MCLEAN . . . . .Valedicrorian VIRGINIA Howra .. .Salutatorign VIRGINIA WILSON .. . . Citizenship JAMES ABERNETHY . . . .,.. Citizenship GEORGE WILSON, JR. . . .... Citizenship BILL RUMFELT . . . ...,..,,... English ELEANOR LEE . . . . . History and Debating R. G. WATKINS . . .High School Declamation and Debating NADINI2 PERKINS . . . . . . .... Debating MARY ELIZABETH BEATY ........ Debaring MILDRED CHERRY . . .High School Scholarship I RUTH BEATTIE ....... High School Reading MILDRED SATTERFIELD. . .High School may l Q r I 1 4 I i 1- 1-uv' - -fn r. ' 6' .i j V vu vtvgpjn f MASCOTS AND CLASS DAY OFFICERS HENRY JORDAN . . . . SYBIL MAYNARD . . . . HELEN HARPER ,... HARRIET HARRISON , . , THOMAS WILLIAMS . . . FAYIE ROBINSON ,I.I.. . . W. L. ARMSTRONG, JR. ....I. . . , II,,,4...... . . . , , FLOWERS: Red and While Roses. COLORS: Red and W MOTTO: Not to the top, but still climbing. Page Ten z fi , .Mascot . .Mascot Historian .Prophet .Lawyer . , , .Poet Giftorian hire. Q ,. ' 4 . P SENIOR' CLASS OFFICERS ,, IR , S 1.- if 1 . r 4 -. RALPH JOHNSON ,... , . . ....4 President 'E' f-41 RALPH ARMSTRONG ..., . . . .,... Vice-President Q Sf,-3 f 5 EVELYN CONRAD .,,. ..... S ecretary ,A '-1 . gg JAMES CLARK .... ..... T reasurer 1 31 I?'lf-3 1,,. v Page Lleven r .fm ,f f- 11 fQ , Q1 ft. ' I . A. ' 'Rf' .4 ,K 3 'H V , .2 '51 N 'R' 'm 5 1 xc s M 'Via V v 'v'1v! ,. y . - n . Q. rjf. ' c f,. 5 X lr -t qi' 3 .44 554' Q lbs ur ,- 7.3 ,, wa s will alwa s be remembered ,.,. ,..i ' 1 ' THE ul. S' ELIZABETH L. ARMSTRONG Huh., Glee Club, '39, Dramatic Club, '40, Home Economics Club, '40. VI'hcn Lib shows up, a joke usually accompanies her. his girl is so full of joy she jus ubbles over. VELMA LEONA ARMSTRONG Bunny Velma's hobbies are bicycling and reading. Her neat appearance and sweet attitude will be a large asset as a stenographer. -ff.. 'P' 3 Y , LOUISE AUTEN uldau.. Home Economics Club, '40. - If a task is once begun, nlyer leave it 'til it's done. If Lo sticks . to her motto, she cannot fagli Her many friends wish her luck. 'Q MAREE GRIFFIN BARNES opal.. Recitation, '37: Dramatic Club, 14375, Debating Club, '37, '38, '39, . as Writers' Club. '39, Glee Club, '40, .-Business Manager of The Spy, 40. .,-M'uvee's hobbies are collecting pic- furqfand playing the piano..She is rlanniilg to attend Mars Hill Col- ege and to become a teacher. GRACE BURCH Sweetie Grace. with her quiet and friendly Y i Y pleasantly by her schoolmates. BOBBIE MAE CARSON Attendance Officer 38, Dramatic Club 'IS 39 40 Gllbfclub 39 40 Junior Music Club 39 Home room Secretary 40 Home Eco nnmlcs Club 40 Bobble and her happy care free manners have added 1 great deal to the senior class Page Twelve r . A EL HIU RALPH ARMSTRONG, JR. Buck Junior Marshal, '39g Dramatic Club, '40g Vice-President of Senior Class, '40. Buck, a well-liked boy in the classroom and on the campus, is planning to attend Belmont Abbey and N. C. State College. His hobby is building model airplanes. WALTER LOGAN ARMSTRONG ..Dub.. Dramatics, '39, '40, Football, '39g Monogram Club, '40, W. L. always has little to say about lessons, but he catches u in talking to his classroom neighbors. May the best o' luck be his. CALVIN COOLIDGE BALLARD ncootu Junior Patrol, '37: Basketball, '39, '40, Baseball, '39, '40, President of Monogram Club, '40. Coolidge's surplus vitality must and usually does find an outlet: his many and varied activities help make school life more enjoyable for all. RUTH BOST upugn Paw Creek Glee Club, '38, Paw Creek Girl Reserves, '38g Vice-Presi- dent of Freshman Class, '37g Home Economics Club, '40. Ruth entered Belmont in her junior year and has won many friends who will regret to see her leave. JAMES JASPER BURNETT, JR. uhm.. An outstanding student of the senior class is James. It seems, though, that some of the other boys don't like his monopolizing the time of a certain pretty senior girl. 0 ZETTIE CAUSBY Butch Wherever there is dancing, espe- cially tagping, there will be found Zettie, t e Eleanor Powell of Bel- mont High School. .' b if , Bob 1' -if L , . . -jf W - 1 v v I. ' 1 1 L, ' . 4 ,' ' v - ,s y ' - . - 1 v I ' ' . D I ' ,. . ' , ' ' ' is-lggiii , I - ' , iiiffff, ' iv .45 .- E , Lt? . ' ' ' f?2,,,NINETE'EN,HUNDRED ND PG H, f...l.,'i'. . t W . 1 . it ' f 1 1 ff Vx'-' us. as an fsv-fn. 1 s L gg s. X., , l..s 'Ls 4. 1, .m.m..as1z.... 1 .-,,. as vase...- I w s ,. Q I , ' t . a Tl-I ALICE CLARK Babe Dramatic Club, '36, '37, '38, Writ- ters' Club, '38, '39, Glee Club, '39, '40, Home Economics Club, '40. Long will Alice, with her pretty hair and sparkling eyes, be remem- bered. May success be hers, she has worked hard and deserves it. CORA ELIZABETH CLONINGER Shorty Home Economics Club, '40. Although Cora is one of the small- est girls of the senior class, she is one of its greatest assets and is liked very much by all. ROBERT COREN Bob Football, '38, '39, '-10. Robert's good sportsmanship is just one of his admirable traits. He is indeed an all-round student, who lives up to his motto, The only way to have a friend is to be one. REBECCA RAGAN DAMERON B4't'ky Gastonia High School, '36, Home- room Treasurer, '37, Dramatic Club, '40, Home Economics Club, '40, Becky, quiet and reserved, seems to enjoy everything she does, and she's really a nice person to know. I'IATTlE MARIE DILLARD Bruton-Eyr.v President of Ilomeroom, '38, Monitor, '38, Ilome Economics Club, '4ll. Marie coming to school to get an education and to make friends. May her hobby, singing, be a career some day, if she changes her mind about being a secretary. r WESLEY HUNTER EDWARDS Curly This lad with wavy hair is con- sidered very handsome, and he makes the best of the situation. NINETEEN HUNDRED E CL HID AN JAMES EARL CLARK Gab1v Homeroom President, '38, Monitor, '39, Treasurer of Junior Class, '39, Treasurer of Senior Class, '40, Fel- lowship Club, '40. James doesn't say much, but when he speaks, it's to the point. IIis quiet determination should bring him suc- cess. EVELYN SEAWELL CONRAD I5'z'vlina Secretary of Junior Class, '39, Secretary of Senior Class, '40, Home Economics Club, '40. Evelyn says, Pick your peak, then climb it. and it is almost certain that she will climb high. Ilow can she fail with that winning smile and working way? CARL THOMAS DAGENHART .fl-,ug-1 Junior Patrol, '30, Ili-Y Club, '36, '37, '38, Football, '36, '37, '38, Basketball, 37, '38, Dramatic Club, '38, Ilospitality Club, '38, Adver- tising Manager of CLARION, '40. This aviation enthusiast promises to be another Lindbergh. May the best of luck attend the efforts of this optimistic member of the class. JULIA DEAS DICKSON Julca Music Club, '38, '39, Charlotte Orchestra, '38, '39, Ilomeroom Treasurer, '38, '39, Iland, '40, Busi- ness Manager of CLARION, '40, Dramatic Club, '40, Glue Club, '40, Julia, who has been here only a short while, has won a place for herself as an outstanding student of Belmont Iligh School. Music is her hobby, and she expects to be a musician some day. VIVIAN MARIE DRAKE HVV, Dramatics, '38, '39, '40, Beta Club, '39, '40, Home Economics Club, '40, tllee Club, '40. Vivian is a jolly girl who will be renu-mbered by her classmates as a bearer of cheer and good will. PAYE ELOISE EWING Ella Debating Club, '37, Softball, '37, Basketball, '37, '38, '39, '40, Dra- matic Club, '37, '38, '39, '40, Journalism Class, '38, Cadman Junior Music Club, '39, Class Reporter, '39, Junior Marshal, '39, Writers' Club, '39, tllee Club, '39, '40, Editor-in-Chief of Cl..uuoN, '40, Home Economics Club, '40, Mono- gram Club, '40, Ella is the bombshell of Belmont Iligh School! A bombshell of gen- erosity, versatility, and of downright all-round-ness is this energetic girl, who is a leader in many school activities. Page Thirteen D F O R T Y virgin :V-F., w '.w1w' 11 4 F' ' , T H PRICE FEATHERSTON l'c't1 ' Dramatic Club, '40, Bus Driver, '40. Take a careful biis driver, add a cheerful disposition and a sunny smile, and what is theqgjesult? Price, of course. I X CLARENCE REID FUNDERBURK Reid Flea Football, '36, '37, Dramatic Club, '37, Basketball, '37, '38, '39, '40, Football, '38, '39, Monogram Club, '39. Reid is :i specimen of Hne sports- manship. Belmont High will always remember his loyal and enthusiastic support. BROADUS GORDON, JR. Brandy Broadus has a rather nervous dis- position, and is given to doing things of a spectacular nature. His many friends predict for him a happy future. WILLIAM I'IANEY Bill Dramatic Club, '38, Bill has that certain something that makes 'him appear serious ami very dignified in a way that enhances his ,many other admirable qualities. HARRIET GENEVEA HARRISON ..5-1-so f? . 1 Junior Marshal, '39, Club, '39, '40, Hospitality Club, Chair- man, '39, Home-room Monitor, '39, Home Economics Club, '40, Prophet, '40, Monitor, '40. If one seeks a true friend, a good sport, and a jolly companion, coni- bined in an excellent student, here's the combination . , , Harriet. MILDRED HELMS ..Lt,f,y,, Home Economics Cllb, '40. Mildred is everybody's friend, always ready to help when needed. She wants to be a history teacher, and m0lf likely she will be, too, for she usually gets what she goes after. Page Fourteen EIILH NINETEEN HUANDRED , . 1 BLEEKA NIAE FERGUSON BIinkey Vice-President of Ilumeroom, '37, Secretary junior English Class, '39, News Reporter, '40, Glee Club, '40, Dramatic Club, '40, Home Economics Club, '40. Bleeka shows a strong inclination toward writing. She is a good sport and a true friend, who isn't content just to pass. JOHN WILLIAM GOINS Shorty Dallas High School, '37, Lenoir High School, '38, Safety Patrol, '38, Football, '38, Belmont High School, '40, Dramatic Club, '40. VVherever a crowd gathers, one may find J. W., making wise cracks and acting funny. He is also found in the front ranks when volunteers for work are called. KENNETH LAWSON GORDON Punk Flea Football, '36, '37, Basketball Reporter, '39, Dramatic Class, '39, Football, '39, Tennis Club, '39, Basketball, '39, Manager, '40, Hi-Y Club, '39, President, '40, Monogram Club, '39, '40, Baseball. '40, Glee Club, '40, Sports Editor of Cuuuon, '40, Vice-President Dramatic Club, '40. Punk, a well-known star in basketball, is a jolly good fellow whom everyone likes. BERTHA HELEN HARPER Chick Beta Club, '39, '40, Historian, '40, Home Economics Club, '40, Dramatics, '40. Helen goes about her work with a smile and laughs her troubles oFf. Is there any reason why she shouldn't be successful? Her ambition is to be a teacher. HELEN HARWELL uFuSZn ' Basketball, '38, Glee Club, '39, '40, Dramatics, '40, Home Economics Club, '40. With a friendly smile for all, Helen passes on her way. May she always be serene and happy. VIOLET LOUISE HELTON nyi., Belmont High just couldnft do without this vivacious girl, whose standards are high at work and at play. . f j 1 Q MAJ 'gil . 1 ,Q - ,I f .. ,Cliff ff' J ' ' f' 'A N D OZRG' . - ' .-a ,1'Lvfu1.zAJ -I fs'-Q .., '. ,'2 'l ' 3' T H E E L H I U N 4 RUBY GERTRUDE HENDERSON Dash Glee Club, '39, Home Economics Club, '40. Because of her neat appearance and sweet attitude, Ruby is a great asset to the class of '40, May she have health and happiness to help her in a career of nursing. MILDRED EULALIA HOVIS hliIlt'r: Dramatic Club. '40, Glee Club, '40, Basketball, '40. Mildred, a quiet and industrious girl, will be missed by her teachers and classmates next year. Her hobby is art. ELIZABETH G. HUFFSTETLER ..Lib,. Home Economics Club, '40. Lib will be remembered for her cheery laugh and witty remarks which have made life brighter for those around her. SARA ETHEL KENNEDY Sadie Home Economics, '40. Sara, with her helpful manner, is an asset to Belmont High School. She has shown real loyalty by returning from a distance to Finish with her class. DALLAS LEE HDIIU Hi-Y Club, '39, '40, Dramatic Club, '39, '40. One of the best dancers Belmont High can boast, Dal can be seen always in the middle of the floor, shaking a leg in his grandest style. PAUL LEE ROY LINGERFELT nDinkn This quiet, hard-working pupil, whose jobs are never too hard to be conquered, is a likeable person, even on rainy days. WILLIE LORENE HONEYCUTH, ii 'M-tl. 1' it ,I Remo ,t YT .hx A Softball, '37, Belmont Athletic. Association, '37, Basketball, '37, '38, '39, '40, Manager, Dramatic Club, '37, '38, '39, '40, Culee Club, '37, '38, '39, '40, Monogram Club, '39, '40, Cheer Leader, '39, '40, Debat-' ing Club, '39, Tennis Club, '39, Basketball Reporter, '39, S orts Edi- tor ot' CLARBJN, '40, Fellowship Committee, '40, Lorene's unlimited school spirit makes her a prominent student on the campus. Her hobby is collecting novelty elephants, and her motto is Try anything once. EDSEL HUFFSTETLER ..Ed., Always involved in some extra- curricular activity, Edsel is con- stantly in circulation. His spirit of optimism is contagious. RALPH HAMPTON JOHNSON Brother Rat Dramatic Club, '38, '39, 40, Treasurer, '39, Hi-Y Club, '39, '40, VicefPresirlent, '39, Secretary, '40, Chief Marshal, '39, Glee Club, '39, '40, President of Junior Class, '39, President of Senior Class, 40, Monogram Club, '40, Basketball, '40. Ralph is likely to go far in life as a civil engineer, or perhaps he may gain fame by pursuing his hobhy, photography. P- ' 1. EDNA JANE LAWRENCE fanatic Bell Glee Club, '37, '40, Dramatic Club, '38, Home Economics, '40. Small and full of pe fEdna is one of the most pop seniors. Both teachers and stu Q appre- ciate her. 53,-i ff- HARRIET RUTH LINEBERGER :'Chub .1 Basketball, '37, Dramatic Clu'b, '37, '38, Reporter, '39, '40, Glee Club, '37, '38, Trio, '39, Secretary, '40, Beta gub, '38, '39, Monogram Club, 'ws 9, Junior Music Club, '37, '38, 489, President, '40. Although Chula was voted the prettiest girl in the Senior Class, the secret of her popularity is her sweet disposition. Her chief hobby is sing- ing swing songs. GWENDOLYN EVETTE LONDON Gwcnnie Softball, '36, Declamation, '37, Belmont Athletic Association, '37, '38, Glee Club, '37, '38, '39, '40, Dramatic Club '37, '40, Secretary, '40, Basketball, '37, '40, Cadman Music Club, '37, '39, Tennis Club, '38, '39, Secretary-Treasurer, Mono- gram Club, '39, '40, Cheer Leader, '39, '40, Chief Junior Marshaljfp Bxgta glub, '39, '40, Journalism, ' , '4 . Gwendolyn's admirable traits make her a real friend. She is active'in basketball and other school activltlel. Page Fifteen :lNINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY its. u' ,L- Ut ' ,FJ 'QU 'J 5 .- iff -'E fs Y as ,, , t ' .15 fr t Sl :T 3 .5 S it r'e' 2 i 3 .tk -si., ' ii ,fits '. A 'fit 9 4' we ,. M ' .45 Q 'A 3, . 1. 'fk '. i' IQ., fa? T .Pm ,L-2 lieiiiiits - . y Q ff fI six-rs 5' '-ff, W , -i ffl' 1, ' 1 sf -1 . .KL Q 'uf s TH WILLIE MCANDREW Bill Willie, a faithful bus driver, is one of the most polite boys in school. His sunny smile will be remembered by his classmates. CHARLES EDWARD MCKNIGHT McNutt St. l.eo's School, '37, Basketball, '39, '40, Junior Marshal, '39, Base- ball, '39, '40, Dramatic Club, '40, Charles is a very quiet and well- liked boy, whose motto is Never speak until spoken to. He plans to attend Belmont Abbey and later is to become a railway postal clerk. J. CLYDE MOORE Morin This likeable fellow and excellent football player would be welcome on any school's team, just as he is on ours. HELEN ELIZABETH MOSS I ffM0s:y1f Dramatic Club, '40, Home Eco- nomics Club, '40. Helen is rather quiet in class, but everyone knows that she is as sweet as s e is quiet. NADINE ROXANNA PERKINS Pork Debating, '37, '38, '39, '40, Beta fflub, '39, '40, Dramatic Club, '39, 40, Qlee Club, '39, '40, Hospitality Committee, '39, Music Club, '39, '40, Cheer Leader, '40, Monogram Club, '40. Nadine, with her charming man- ners, is a well-known star in the dramatic class. She has won many friends. EUNICE PRESLEY Shorty Home Economics, '40. Eunice may be small in size, but her heart is as big as any and over- flowing with good cheer. There is one who will be missed when she leaves. Page Sixteen E MARTHA ELOISE MCJUNKINS Shorty Glee Club, '39, '40, Home Eco- nomics, '40. Shorty's purpose in coming to rellool is to get an education and to be with friends. ller ambition is to be an ziviatrix. BARBARA MINGIS Barber Barbara. quiet and courteous, is one of Belmont Hiyzh's incessant workers. She is always dependable. JULIUS EDWARD MORROW Ed Bngehgtll, '39, '40, Monogram Club, '40. Ed's performance on the baseball diamond has made him a most valued player. and his graduation will be Belmont Iligh's loss. WALTER BARRY ORREN lack Basketball, '37, '38, '39, '-101 Foot- ball Manager, '37, '38, '39, Mono- gram Club, '39, '40. Jnek's natural ability as zu come- dian certainly has no paraQ in Bel- mont High. He is equally able on the football field, where he gives an expert performance. I MAURINE E. PHILLIPS Sidney Home Economics Cluhf '40. This tall and rather quiet girl is a loyal and sincere friend. Those who know her best expect her to become a useful citizen in whatever field she enters. JACK RANKIN Cjoofus Jack is content and satisfied with what he has, he always remain on his side of the fence. RTY NINETEEN I-IUNDQRED AND FO if , V, po 'e t. 4 i Lax ':':iQiQxQQa,--t--. , e t- - ,.. me QW- Yltfvrmggf 'Q ' ' '-'fwri' vt TH WARREN WILLIAM REDDICK Saurkruut Ili-Y, '37, '38, '39, '40, President, '39, Vice-President of Gaston County, '40, Dramatics, '37, '38, '39, '40, President, '40, Glee Club, '37, '38, '39, '40, President, '391 Basketball, '37, '38, Music Club, '37, '38, '39, Vice-President, '39, Homeroom Presi- dent, '40, VVarren, a carefree senior, is one of the most popular members of the class. lle has a wonderful personality and makes friends wherever he goes. JOHN l.. RHINEHARDT Rliin4'y Secretary and Treasurer of Fresh- man Class. '371 Vice-President Sophomore Class, '38, Football, '38, President Junior Class, '39. john reminds one of a Turk with his harem because there always seems to be a flock of girls with him, but usually there is room for one more. ANNA BELLE ROCKETT Hfftlllgllit' Mar Reading Certificate, Drexel lligh School. '37, '38, '39, '37, ss, '.19g Glee Club, '37, '38, '39, Girl Scouts Club, '37, Home Economics Club, '39, Although she joined the class only this year, Anna Belle has already made herself known her classmates, who have but one year company. and liked by are sorry to to enjoy her BERL JOHN SIGMAN ll J. Iii-Y Club, '39, Vice'President, '-10: lleta Club, '39, Monogram Clubfg'9-403 President, '40, Dramatics, '39, '4Ug Treasurealr of llomeroom, '40,- B. J.. Gho seems unconcerned about evqything but the girls, takes care of is own affairs and often finds time in his busy life for study. He will be remembered as the boy who was never afraid to show his report card to Dad. RALPH SITTON Ralph, who spends his spare time collecting match folders. plans to be an aviator. Ilis motto is After the battle, the reward. RALPH EMERSON SMITH SrniH3- f Ralph, whose hobby is collecting snakes, would like to follow in thc footsteps of Frank Buck. He has made a good start in that direction. ECL Rl ' v I-f-,yi vp. 11 1 ,, 1 1 . U N ,sn JIMMY Lou REED Jimmy Dramatic Club, '38, '39, Dramatic Class, '39. Jimmy has an admirable, quiet way of going about things. She is so thoughtful of others that friends are aways glad to see her. FAYE ROBINSON I2oo1llz ' Beta Club, '39, '40, Dramatic Club, '39, '40, Secretary of N. C. Beta Club, '40, Faye is one of the most intellectual seniors, Managing her own alfairs quietly and efliciently, she finds time to give valuable help to many school and class activities. MILDRED L. SATTERFIEIJD Mitt Second Prize in an Essay Contest, '39g Home Economics Club, '40, Secretary. This capable girl is sure to suc- ceed in all she undertakes. 'By con- scientious work, she has won honors for herself and for the school. C. W. SIGMON This neat little fellow is a valuable part of the class. He is fun-loving and can always find time for a new joke. MOENA GENEVA SMITH Dump Home Economics Club, '40. Moena's friendly disposition has made her a girl her classmates are proud to have for a friend. THELMA LOIS SMITH Thrlma Lowell High School, '37, '38, Belmont High School, '39, '40: Dramatic Club, '40. Thelma hopes to attend a. Bible Training School. With her quiet, efficient 'manner and pleasing per- sonality, she should succeed wherever she goes. Page Seventeen NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY WF' fl! f . i A' ' f t K?-sit 'f' - -' TH THOMAS HILL SMITH Tom Dramatic Club, '-80. llashtnl Tommy likes to argue, and he likes to hunt. lf he keeps his motto, Do or die, he may lvecmne a mechanical engineer. lVlll.'l'0N HERBERT SPARKS Sparky Hospitality Committee, '40. One of the most industrious sen- iors is Sparky. llc may be seen in stuily hall always working like a beaver. and in class he doesn't have to make excuses for not having com- pleted his assignment. HARDAWAY PEGRON STOWE ll. l'. Dramatic Club. '40, tilee Fluh. '40, Vice-President of ll'omt-rooni, '40. Il. P., whose hobby is collecting arrow heads, plans to lic a hook- keeper. lle was elected the most polite senior boy. MYRA KATI lERlNE STOWE Kal-'i llelmont Athletic Association. '37, Softball, '37, llasketliall, '37, '38, '39, '40, Captain. '40, Dramatic Club, '37, '38, '39, '40, 'l'reasurer. '40, lleta Fluh, '39, '40, Cailnian Junior Music Club, '39, Tennis, '39, '40, Band, '39, '40, Business Man- ager: fiheer Leader, Ely Vice- l'resiclcut junior Class, 3 ifgllllllll' AlJtl'Sll1ll. '39, Fellowship Ciuuniiltc-e. '40, Advertising Manager 'Inf l'l.ARl0N, '40, Myra will always he reniemhereil for her ability to play clean hasket- ball and her good sportsmaiiship as well as for her ability in scholastic work. lt' she keeps her motto, Always work for the best in life, she will be successful in her career. PAUL LATTIMORE SUMMERLIN Fur llis middle name, l.attimore,'bc- comes his retiring dignity. He is the silent member ot' an otherwise vocif- erous senior class. ' MILDRED RUTH TATE Millie Senior Scholarship, '37, Glce Club, '37, '38, '39, '40, Dramatic Club, '37, '38, '39, '40, Cadman junior Music Club, '37, '38, '39, Secretary. '38, llomeroonl Treasurer, '38, lleta t'luh, '39, '40, Junior Marshal. '39: Advertising Manager, '40, Mono- gram Flnh, '40, Millie, a student filled with en- thusiasm aud zeal, is sure to attain her goal if she continues to keep her good scholastic record, along with her many other enviable qualities. Page Eighteen Q, V E CHARLES LAWRENCE SPARKS Porkcy Football, '39, Porkey makes up for what most people lack in size, and his attitude toward life makes him a pleasant person to know. It's too had every- one can't laugh troubles on' as he does, HARRY STowE Short Although Harry is small, he is a sou ee of fun and laughter for all. lle will be a happy mechanic, if he keeps his motto, Smile and he cheerful. JOHN CALVIN STOWE slay. junior Patrol, '38, Manager Foot- ball Team, '38, '39, Basketball Man- ager, '38, Baseball, '38, '39, Mono- gram Club, '38, '39, '40, Basketball, '39, '40, Football, '40. J. C.'s ability as a football player has given him a responsible post on the team. His school spirit is shown by active service in extra-curricular activities. DAPHNE PAULINE STOWE Polly llomeroom Monitor, '39, President of junior English Class, '39, Dra- matics, '40, Vice-President Home Economics Club, '40. Pauline is a steady member of the class with many line qualities. Her ambition is to be a beautician. MILDRED JUANITA SUMMITT Boots llome Economics Club, '40. Ambitious and thorough, willing and earnest-these adjectives best describe Mildred, who is a hard- working, - energetkfstudent. THERON TATE Suckcye Dramatic Club, '38, '39. Although he appears to be the studious type, Theron can always take time out for a laugh. -i NINETEEN HUNDRED ANID F oR-'rY-- u-W ,-,. .,..,.,,.,,,,n5gsJ,y,,3-'f.,,, I .,..,-Ka! If 5 , y i QA ,w E.,-V ,. wr, y ., X THE CL B130 ANNA WILSON TEETER Tater Junior Scholarship, '36, Dramatic Club, '39: Beta Club, '39, '40, Glee Club, '39, Monitor, '39, '40. 3 '- Anna Wilso is one senior who goes about doiiisg her work well and with a smile. She never fails to meet her obligations. VIRGINIA DARE VAN PELT Jennie Glee Club, '37, '39, '40, President Home Economics Club, '40, Jennie's sweet ways and charm- ing personality have helped to make her an unforgettable classmate. . , J c , n THOMAS Maiirm '3 ' lmal, '39, Bi: et- ball 4 . It' ' th' s cou says T o , n e - count or plenty of fu a ity. RUBY MAE WISE Rube Dramatic Club, '37, '38, '39, Home Economics Club, '40, Glee Club, '40. Ruby's blond hair and blue eyes match her smile perfectly. No won- der she has so many friends. HELEN WRIGHT as ucutku Glee Club, '39, '40, Dramatic Club, '39, 403 Home Economics Club, '40. A valuable member of the class is Helen, who doesn't have to raise her voice to lccomplish things. In her unassuming way she has made many friends. . . I MAGGIE LEE THROWER' .. - -, Maggse 1 Glee Club, '39, '40, Home Eco- nomics Club, '40. Maggie's bright smile is her trade- mark. Her motto, Ne ,sto until you have done your wiil go a long way in helping h to be a secretary. - ' PEARLEE VICKORY ..Mank,, Home Economics Club, '40, Pearlee's delicate blond features make up but one of her many assets which have endeared her to every one. GEORGE CAMPBELL WILSON nsonnyu Flea Football '354 Dramatic Club, '37, '38, '39, '40, Hi-Y Club, '38, '39, Treasurer, Glee Club, '38, '39, '40, Secretary, '39, Citizenship, '39, Music Club, '39, Cheer Leader, '39: Junior Marshal, '39, Band, '39, '405 Librarian, '40. Sonny, a typical high school citizen, who is always ready for fun, is a large asset in all he undertakes. Many admirers predict a life of use- fulness and happiness for him. ELLEN WOLFE Touts 1 Gle, Club, '39, '40, Home Eco- nomics Club, '40.- - Ellen's pleasant manners and good- naturedness make her one of the best-liked students. She sets a good example for all who wish to 'be courteous. I ' x a- 5-.,5..w6 4 iff ' J 4 'S .I cz 1 , 1 ' fit Y, , lg? , LQ ' ffirs-'af ng' A . ., --gigs - M? 6 4' , X -la ' Q I. .. A as 55, . Q-- i 4, at I . '13 Page N meteen NINETE 'R U'-7 L, ii, III Cl a ,2 T' tj IU U21 U FP' Z U .l O '-I . I P4 Q -':- -,,. f C325 'I' H E ll l, A H I U N Till KVNNIQTII Goimow livsl Alllround NHRA KATHIZRINII S'l'owl2 Iivsl All-round Rom2R'1' Clomiw H4-S1 Sport l.oR15N12 HoN12YctU'1 I' lies! Sport Rlfm IIUNDIQMSURK Hem Azhlcre Iimlslf Ewmca lim Arhlcrc NVARRIJN Rlimulcili lilvqgvsf IAIJIICSY Mun .IUMA DICKSON Mos! AIfI'llC'llAL1L' HAIQRIVI' HARRISON Neulvsl Page' 'I1lL't'V7lQl SENIOI NINI l'I'IlILN HUNDRED AND FOR'1'Yi TH UPERLATIVES E CLAHIUN RALPH ARMSTRONG Mos! Handsome H. P. STOWIE Most Polite B. J. SIOMAN Most Likely IO Succeed JAMES CLARK Most Accomplished RUTH LINIQBISROISR Prettiest THOMAS WILLIAMS Most Original W. L. ARMSTRONG WI'!!iest GWENDOLYN LONDON Most Friendly FAYI3 ROBINSON Most Dignified Page Twenty-one iNINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY t 1 ww T' 1 'T-1- r,jy'-n.ifv . -rhilzl 1 'gfnv c'r 4. -. of A ' 1 , ' ' . f T .5 4 I I T H E C I. A H I U ' -if V I , LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Q We. the Senior Class of 1939-40 of Belmont High School, being sound in body and memory. and realizing the uncertainty of our future careers and nearby approach of our departure. do make and declare this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I ' 'Y ' ITELI. We give and bequeath to our superintendent, Mr. Sisk, our heartiest gratitude and ourf deepest verence. ' - , 'Q . ITEM 2. To our principal, Mr. Neal, we leave our sincere atfectidn and the whole unlimited wealth' of our eternal memory. L - ' ITEM 3. To our dear faculty we bequeath all the amazing knowledge and startling .iiformution that we , have furnished them from time to time in our various examination papers. g V ., , HKTICLE II . Q, -' ITEM 1.' I, Thomas Williams, do will and bequeath my ability to play football to George Hooker so that 74' we may have a star next year. I b , ITEM 2. I, John Rhinehardt, do will and bequeath my low voidt to Thomas Ellington and Nel Brown. ITEM 3. I, Theron Tate, do leave my ability to worlg, cliemistry problems 'to' Asa Cowden and Ray V Warren, because I really know how.- ' b Mg , V ig. ITEM 4. I, Ralph Smith, do will and bequeath my ability as a public speaker,to James Ratchford and T is Millard Barefoot, because I'm planning to begin a new profession soon. A , - - ITEM 5. I,,Eloise Ewing, will,my Old Maid qualities to Martha Harris, because I have other ideas. .iii ' ITEM 6. I, James Burnette, leave my knowledge of traffic rules to Hugh Ratchford so that he may .A ll always be a successful driver. 1- ,gi I: , ' T Q' M ITEM 7. I, Harry Stowe, do will my'-Strong admirati. imnzgwlra Pack, and I'm really serious. 'Wil L ITEM 8. I, Thelma Smith, do will my place in the ol ry ' Eli Long. ., A . 'f i ITEM 9. I, Maggie Lee Thrower, do will and bequeath my senior superiority to Catherine Abernathy if Ind Shuford Glover, because I no longer need, it. v az' ' dm 1, -.61 I 1. . t ii' ITEM 10. I, C. W. Sim do leave se in the sixth eriod tu 'hall to R' ar Crosb in 1 hopes that it win benefit hir: .iifie than it tiff' mei P 5 y '- , 3P 'Ph T gf Y4., ,- j if ITEM ll I, William Haney, do will and bequeath my businesslike attitudejo Archiep Stowe. ,,, - , mi ITEM 12. I, J. C. Moore, leave my goodwlooks 'to Stewa:lti'QQocft'in the hopes that he'willsnam-8 tm . frltlllil. wg . ', i ' ITEM 13. I, B. J. Sigman, do leave my genior yledtlle to' ?'Craig and Riyi Glrdhphoping that. it will not be too complicated for them. N '- 5 , gn 3 ,P ' . , y. t 7 ' A . . . ' ITEM 14. ,I, Milton Sparks, do wilfmd lkgueatlifmygplefspnt disposition tee Marjorie Strottpe, because lr, I'm really tired of it. 1, ' taffffg t ...L l A ji ' .p . ITEM 15. I, Mildred Tate, do will to Alma Gronef' xy ,zflhistibltionn 'fl . t' 1 ff 'I' 'x ITEM 16. I, Ruth Linberger, do. will and bequeath my allilifju tfda iAbbey boys tli my lilflfg Betty, 47,2 in hopes vthat she will be mo're successful than I ,have been, Q-,JIQ , , Q 'i '- , J '. I-'W o lg. 1 ITEM 17. I, Warren ReddieH'leave my ability to get outag ff, 'ght plactsjito Bobgy'.Cddwell. gi ' ' 3 'af' . ITEM 18. I, Ruby Wise, do will and bequeathigiy long A Q. foils-'to Viyginia BllWtll'so-.that she ' ' X' will have a few more to bite. e, KJ .Qt A 24. N A N -1- 5. 7. ' - D im.. 19. 1, Reid F.mdefbufk,,d0 win my satanic al'ffluy,wq.Hmy mira ,so time pe may develop I into a good athlete. , ,L 1 - , , 'P . -' ' . M ' ITEM 20. I, Sara Kennedy. leave my make-up bei .tzinwillene ood and' Mule Swangon. ' ITEM 21. I, Barbara Mingis, dowill my studioup way, to ii ' A N , 'Qtr A ITEM 22. I, Dallas -Lee, do. will my musicnlrttletto A3881 Sloiws- ' i , 7 ' ITEM 23. I, Evelyn Conrad, do will my abili y' A get along with hniome bdys to Lorena Warren Q1- , 1 A and Marilyn West. - P f 4 1. ' . I 'Q - ' ' ITEM 24. I, Pearlee Vickery, do will my ability to understand bookkeeping' to Marvin Billard and Graham Blackwood, because I hear they like thQ subject. Y ' . - ITEM 25. I, Paul Ilingerfelt, do will my ability tg get a.-conversation, started to Helen Turner and William Caskey. ' 1 , . l '. ITEM 26. I, Ralph Johnson, do will and bequeath. vlplace as senior class president to! Ferrell Nixon' ITEM 27. I, W. L. Armstrong, do will my supply of iokes to' John Crosby, hoping he will inake the . right use of them. - 'l T' . I ' , ITEM 28: I, Virginia Van Pelt, do will m few remaining b ks, notebooks, and, short pencils B ' ' .55 Clyde Muse to be used in adding to his store of knowledge. A Q i ' 7 A 'bf' ITEM 29. I, Jack Orren, do will and bequeath my love of footbal -to H. 'If Stoyd I ' ' ,, ITEM 30. I, Price Featherston, do will my habit of locking up 'ilnitors to Jimmie H erty. ' . ' ,-V ITEM 31. I, Elizabeth Armstrong, leave my sense of humor to Hiwathia .I-Iaigler agd' elen Hnrtgrove, ' . because I'm beginning to get serious. ,, ' .. ' 4 .1 , ' IT!!! 32. I, -Kenneth G , do will my ability to jitterburg to Rn Bowen, 'with ,tim request that he - use it regularly during th h period in the cafeteria. . ' ITEM,33. I, Jack ' equeath my neektie to R. G. Watkins, because I'm going to work., f ga' ITEM 34. I, Willie c narew, do will and bequeath my bus driver's privilege to come to class at any L hour of the day to Carl Smith and Hugh Jones. ' ITEM 35. I, J. C. Stowe, do will my ability to make, excuses to Bobby Grier and Calvin Johnson. ITEM 36. I, H. P. Stowe, do will and bequeath my reputation for bei cheerful to J. P. Johnson. 1. Ashlmu 37. I, Anna Wilson Teeter, do willtfvxy monitorial duties to R331 Beattie and Mary Katherine J E ' strong. . ' L. ' ' - ef- . 'ITEM 38. I: Lawrence Sparks, do will and bequeath my irresistible charm' to Rachel Hanna and FILHIIH z, Hardin, because if seems I can't keep it all. b 4- ITEM 39. I, Julia Dickson, do will 'my plabe in the band to Leonard Cherry.. . -.f , ITEM 40. I, Lorene Honeycutt, hereby leave my position as cheer leaderff Jacqueline Hortoh andfti , Lolamae Stanley,-ibecause it takes a big mouth. , ' 1 ITEM 41. I, Robert Coren, do will and bequeath my position as guard on the football squad to Kenneth Tate. f, ITEM 42. I, Ralph Armstrong, do will and bequeath my success in winkinfft all the girls to John A .., Peche and Carson Burns. at ' . W5 T. i 1' Page Twenty-two 4 A Q ' i s J NINETEENHUNDREDAN..Df1FioRTY 'Q i I A I .t 2.4. I i f -:. 4 sfaznamfltor. , QA'-51.12-3-isa.-., uv.. 2 1 I g.c4.JA uf2K.m vi, V it -'2 'i 'fiV'7 ,' i'tV'Gj1'1,'f ' X - -, -f rr . I . 'pi 2 '- ,g,. ,,-g wrfei- .g,,,,Q ., r . - Q we 1 , ,.- .. t mxiwh tr , A. f THE CVLARIU A ITEM 43. I, Maurine Phillips, do will my love for studying to Othelia Baker and Eva Rhodes, with the requestthat it be divided equally between them. ITEM 44. I, Edward Morrow, do will my love for baseball to Wallace Tyser and Willis Hargett. ITEM 45. I, Gwendolyn London, do will my place in the dramatic club to Marjorie Raytield and Lillie Mae Rhyne. C ITEM 46. I, George Wilson, do will and bequeath my candid camera to Geneva Ownbey and Bernice after. ITEM 47. I, Anna Belle Rockett, do will my quiet voice and manners to Gertrude Parker and Lucy Perry. ' . ITEM 48. I, Helen Moss, do will my attractiveness to Betty Bradshaw, because I won t be needing it any longer. , V . 'ITEM -.1 ' Ella Kate N? . ..' 2 ITEM 49. I, Nadine Perkins, do will and bequeath my love for all hoys to Pauline Clorlinger and Kelley, because I ,have found one to love. , 50. I,,.Harriet Haftison, do will and bequeath my place on the annual staff to Yvonne Phillips and Corrie Mgillsh. ' .- ITEM n. 51. . Coolidge Ballard, do will'my position as sports beditor oi The Spy to James Southers. ' I think he can till this place. ' , - ' , , ITEM 52. I, James Clark, will' my latest original play to Donald Moose and Mar' Cash. ITEM 53. I. Velma Armstrongfdo will and bequeath to Margaret Abernethywtynsenior dignity and supertiuous airs. ' 4 - fi ITEH 54. I, Ralph Sitton, will and bequeath to E. D. Maynard my courteous ways, together with my size argl height. . K. . ITEM-55. I, Myra Katherine Stowe, do will to Bonnie Chapman and Edith Hartness my ability to play basketball, Because we must have a teaifr - ITEM 56. I. Edna Lawrence, will my carefree attitude to Beulah mae Dillard and' Madge OfDaniel, because I'm beginning to lea n. . ITEM 57. I, Helen VI?-rQht, dp will and bequeath my bloije locks to Dorothy Ramsey ani! Miriam ,Stewart. x I ITEM 58. ' I, Mildred! Summitt, do will my fondness for! writing notes in study hall to Lodema Lutz. . ' 1 ITEM 59. I, Welley Edwardgdo wi? afw uf my curls to Bill Ellen - ' ITEM 60. I, Carl'Digeuhart, do wll 'and bequeath my artistic temperament to Billy Stowe and Robert Lexviiq, ' If 4 'Q .ITEM 61: I, Paul Summerlin, do will my beaigiful voice to Charles Laye in hopes that he win make a singer..- Q . ,r , ITEM' 6Zf Iwhnlinei Stowe, do will and bequeath my 'popularity to lily Mae Hope. ITIM.,63f I, Mocha Smith, do will to Dorothy Helms my love for school. ,. I ' , . L, Mildred Sattertield, doAl'and bequeath tp Louise Stewart my ability to write Qsayg Q ' with b me 'forxr success. ' 1 ' ITU! SIQI. J.' . Goins, do.Yill ind beiheatb my love ,of making book reports to Dorothy Dixon. -in fin. I Mildred. Helms, ebvetni- pmfirmbldssedr ig the auditorium fd Robert Hdvis to be usa'dy3!I-g assatbly prqrams. X ' - vt A V '. ,M . , ' KITEM' 67. ,I, Broadus Gordon, do w th typing class to B. B. bhsham. , I Igpiu 68. I, ThJihas'Smith. do min bequeath 'my special privilege of reservinir seats on the .LW school us to Thurmgn RiQei'staff, ho ' Will always have'a lfretty girl to sit beside hini. , g 'K ' '. ,,r'I'ElQ169eItgI, 5 hrBe-Stydti leave I :il ability to Irvini 'rett and Ray Lawing. . i K-'ITEM .701 'IQ ' e Mt W' 'L .5 ' l nd ' 'ue h m abilit 'talk across the aisle to Mozelle ' Cherryqbegugsefb qfstvdinwlfsu -- V 1 ' ofhlgdtgp-iii, y ' it V , .-1135, ' 'alll i. l w slg iffr I tx I my Devious and 'seserved attitude to Mary Elizabeth Beat!! ' ' rs , . .?,iL,, ' fy , 3 'r I1-EM 7ZlHi?ShraQlonF ' VTX' ' t reb, Sarah Robinson my abibty to win H. H. to be used in her's:ni yeas. ,Q 2- , V ' ' ITEM I,.Eunice Presley, vw 'Viequeuth my very quiet ways to Margaret Dellinger. J ITE? I, 'Fdye Roljinsonf ddlefve fy' quiet, diligent' efforts in my studies .to Oleta Fisher.and .. uauita is .' I ' ' I Vi, gt . V I ITEM 75. 'I, ,Violet I-I lton, will and bihtitehth my swebt temper and impulsive natu-e to Inez Greene. 1 ITEM 76. I. Ellen'-Waite. do will all my A's to, Dorothy Helms tq help-become a senior more quickly. ITEM' 77. I, MareeiBarnes, def will and bequeath some of mydingtristiegibllity to Carl Hawn. ITEM 78. I, Zettie Causby, dq leave my atiiectionate mannerfto Johpqye Kiucom. ITEM 79. E I, Ruby Henderson? do will and bequeath my active imagirqdon to Violet Fields. ' ITEM '80. I, Bobbie Carsxi, do will and bequeath my winning personality to Marjorie McCumbee. ITEM 81. I, Louise,,Aut ', do will my seat in the English class to Daniel Duncan, and I hope it will benefit hit greatfy. ' ITEM 82. I. 'Grace Burch, do will and bequeath my splendid aspirations to Jack Lawing. ITEM 83. I, Alice Clark, do will my attractiveness and gracefulness to Gatha Mae McCarn. ,G . ITEM 84. I, Rebecca Dameron. do will and bequeath my love of Reader's Digest to Charles Hinsonf' ITEM 85. IQ Vivian Drake, bequeath my place in the debating club to Rachel Ferguson. fs ITEM 86. f I, Bleeka Ferguson. do will and bequeath my desire for knowledge to Sarah Duncanf ITEM 87. I. Mildred Hovis. hereby leave my knowledge of French verbs to Madeline Nichols. ITEM 88. I. Elizabeth lluffstetler, do will and bequeath' my supply of wise cracks to Juanita Ramsey. - ITEM 89. I. 'Helen Harper. do leave my appreciation of assembly programs 'to Paulllatchford, because I seldoin have -the opportunity to attend. . l'TEM,9O. Igl!len'HaTwelR do bequeath my diligent efforts in studies to Elliott Goins. 'ITEM 91. I.- Edsel Huffstetler, do will and bequeath my ability to be funny to Frank Horsley, because mxiattituds it changing. - . 5 ITM: 92. I, Charles McKnight, leave the worn out zipper on my school sweater to Frank Beaty. By playing with it when talkiilg tn the girls, he will be aliq to keep his nerves calm. ' ' ' ITEli 93. I. Jimmie Lou Reed, leave my territiic typing speed to Mary Jo Bumgardner. . .' ' Signed, sealed, and delivered. ' ' ' W' ' I ' Tnouas WILLIAMS. Senior Class Lawyer. ' WITNEssEs: Ma. PAUL H. NEAL l I Ma. WILLIAM Guy FEIRELL Nixon -'S Page Twenty-three V W Tie' if- ' Q1 . q::t.,,swIN'E l'i EEN HUNDRED AND .FOR , , .V. ,- ' fs Dfw. N1 , ' G 'I r A. ,J .Q I r m 1 'I JA H 3 f 5- .e W I -.2 Ay FJ 1. -31 Pi ' .l Il iw ,egg v--T ' 1 V 4 .e vt. , .N .Q ., ,5- I..-it 4. f... rp' . 1 1-V 1 ,ff :Q ., I ' V gif' W -11 .xi -.Qi T Y ' -'Hd I -ii I -9 5 X I , Q F I . ri wr 351 T H E 13 L y H 1 U N SENIOR CLASS HISTORY With quaking and anxiety we entered the Belmont graded school eleven years ago. Having become accustomed to school life, we settled down to study the fundamentals of education: reading, writing and arithmetic, and using these as the tools of carpentry, we soon began to increase our knowledge. By constant hammering the teachers instilled into us a realization of the importance of learning. We followed the usual routine of all elementary schools until we reached the seventh grade. where we were joined by students from New Hope and East Belmont. Then came the thrill of graduation from grammar school and promotion to high school. Here we were confronted with the sturdy framework of mathematics. Latin, science, and English. Hours were spent over blackprints, and finally, with the aid of our instructors, we completed the constructional work and felt elated over the success. In our sophomore year we worked ardently to build a firm foundation for the junior year. Although we accomplished our goal that year, nothing of outstanding interest happened. The next year gave to us our first fling in school society. The Junior- Senior banquet will always be a pleasant memory of our last days at dear old Central. I And now we, the first class to have the privilege of finishing in the magnificent new high school building, are ready to leave these portals and take the high roads of life that trail somewhere into the distant future. We are deeply grateful to those who have helped and encouraged us along the way. And looking back, we wonder if there were any places where we could have changed the past to better our present. Page Twenty-four 5 NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FQQR Y . , . 5.33.15 as amen ., x . JUNIOR CLASS 'OFFICERS ' f .Q . H Z af' 4 J W 1 iff? ' ,M Q ' ' ' , ,WZ ,. fx. , Q FERRELL NIXON , . . ..... President fi 1 STEWART AYCOCK ..... ...... V ice-President S, BEULAH MAE DILLARD . . . .,.. Secretary-Treasurer I Page Twenty-five ,i U ' v, L H , fr I Q Q I N THE CL HIUN CATHERINE ABERNATHY MARGARET ABERNETHY MARY K. ARMSTRONG STEWART AYCOCK VIRGINIA BAGWELL OTHELIA BAKER MARVIN BALLARD MILLARD BAREFOOT JOHNNY BAUCOM RUTH BEATTIE FRANK BEATY MARY E. BEATY THURMAN BIGGERSTPAFF QAHAM BLACKWOOD BEN BOWEN NED BROWN MARY JO BUMGARDNER CARSON BURNS BOBBY CALDWELL MARION CASH WILLIAM CASKEY BONNIE CHAPMAN I LEONARD CHERRY MOZELLE CHERRY PAULINE CLONINGER ASA COWDEN DALE CRAIG ' MARGARET DELLINGER ' s Page Twenty-six INETEAEN HUNDRED AN POR , . .s ,A fl-.5 ' A 5 - -rv'1 'f -, ,. E ELAHIUN E I. BEULAH MAE DILLARD DOROTHY DIXON DANIEL DUNCAN SARAH DUNCAN BILL ELLER A rl THOMAS ELLINOTON 14 T RACHEL FERGUSON JUANITA FISHER OLETA FISHER HENRY FORD pq-J ' RAY GARDNE f 'jj Z IRVIN GARRETT ey I SHUIIORD GLOVER ELLIOTT GOINS INEZ GREENE B. B. GRESHAM BOBBY GRIER ALMA GRONER P JXINIMIE HAOERTY S , RACHEL HANNA FANNIE HARDIN I MARTHA HARRIS EDITH HARTNESS CARL HAWN 5. M DOROTHY HELMS , I ff GEORGE HOOKER FRANK HORSLEY T Page Twenty-seven NINETEEN HUNDRED AND 'a ':,'ORTY LILY MAE HOPE S 'I f E! R Q ,-,Lf ' .rl +A- vf- . -, iff. it 'sig fy I .2 Lggq,.g 'zz ' YA 1 -,fi-I -3-:Q Q5 545 ,5. V me 535 I 4. Q51 A, fd: V' 1 ' I . , v '14 A Y .J riff, T Ry LET. 1- I EA? . 5 . 1, ' 5, .A P150 ,rg I Q Y' I , Q TH'E EL HID JACQUELINE HORTON ROBERT HOVIS CALVIN JOHNSON J , P. JOHNSON HUGH JONES MARGIIZ JUSTICE ELLA KATE KELLEY JACK LAWINC RAY LAWINC ROBERT LEWIS BETTY J. LINEBERGER ELISE LONG LODEMA LUTZ E. D. MAYNARD GATHA MCCARN MARJORIE MCCUMBEE CORRIE MCINTOSH DONALDJVIOOSE CLYDE MUSE FERRELL NIXON MADGE O'DANI.EL GENEVA OWNBEY ANNIE LAURA PACK GERTRUDE PARKER I JOHN PECHE LUCY PERRY 94 YVONNE PHILLIPS A R SA L MACK QUEEN 'A R 1 . Page Twenty-eight NINEATEEN HUNDRED .AND FO , , , I I IAEA R , . .. ,. , ., L ... .. ,....wI. L. ., ..-nw W A, 'xl . A . ,X ., vIf'SV S'5I'5' 'V' t5W F A 9' ,W W' TH Eb- 'Q' 'L D 4. . . ,,..,,..- E EL HIUNR I I I I BETTY BRADSHAW BERNICE CARTER JOHN CROSBY RICHARD CROSBY VIOLET FIELDS Juniors Wz'thout Pictures HIWATHIA HAIOLER WILLIS HARGETT HELEN HARTGROVE CHARLES HINSON NINETEEN I-IU DOROTHY RAMSEY JUANITA RAMSEY HUGH RATCHFORD JAMES RATCI-IEORD PAUL RATCHFORD MARJORIE RAYFIELD LILLIE MAE RHYNE SARAH ROBINSON . 5- H. T. SMITH JAMES SOUTHERS LOLAMAE STANLEY MIRIAM STEWART ALFRED STOWE BILLY STOWE MARJORIE STROUPE MAMIE SWANSON KENNETH TATE HELEN TURNER WALLACE TYSER WILLENE UNDERWOOD LORENE WARREN RAY WARREN R. G. WATKINS MARILYN WEST CHARLES LAYE MADELINE NICHOLS EVA RHODES CARL SMITH ARCHIE STOWE Page Twenty-nine NDRED AND PORTTY NINETEEN THE IILAHIUN NINTHORADE MR. J. JACK KRAYNICK, Sponsor RAI PH MCCUIQN . . , ...4...... ...., I 'reizdent THI RI SA LOWIQ . , HILDA BRITTON . , . . Vice Preizdent MEMBERSHIP HILDA BRITTON INI5z CASH RUBY CAUSBY ALBIQRT CLONINCBR GLOPHIA FULLIQR WAYNIQ FUNDIQRBURK RITTII1 GILRIEATH CIQCIL HAICLER BIQTTY HIEAIINER RUTH HIELMS DAVID HORNE JACK HORNI? I.OIS HUBBARD EVIQRIQTTIQ KISIQR RUTH LAWING THBRESA LOWB CLINNIB MILLS RALPH MCCUIZN GUS MCLIQAN TOM MCLIQAN HAROLD NICHOLS ROBERT RATCHIfORD THIQRIVIAN RHEUARK BRENTON SMILEY THAD STOWE EDWIN TATI2 JAMES TAYLOR DAVIS WOLIIIQ HUNDRED AND FOR s Q if. S 45 if 6 T II E I3 L,A, ,H ,LU N 3 Q wg 0' wwf TH G ,fyx'li!,4 Refi Sponsor 1 9,110 Hwy O OFFICERS Z 'J LOUISE GADDIS .I A,...,.... .. .....,... President , J. W. KISIER ....,... ..,. I . . .Vice-President IVIILDRIED CIIERRY . . . ....A.. ...A,. ..A. S ecrezary-'I'reusurer MEMBERSHIP ' RUBY ANNIS GWYNDOLA LEDEETTER ' - g.. RAYMOND CARSON CHARLES LINIEBIERGIZR 43 MILDRED CHERRY JAMES MCKNIGHT 4,1 , . RICHARD CHERRY MARGARET MILLFN 'f M MARTHA CUPE LOY PARKER VERNON PARNELL ALVIN PAYNE EDITH PHILLIPS RUTH RAMSIEY 4'-I-.qf vac- MARGARET DANIELS MACIQ DRAKE VIOLET FISHER HELEN FUNDERBURK LOUISE GADDIS FRANCES dMURPHXL M ' , . Q I' MYRTLE GIBBY DORIS SIGMON .4 44-Lnefrg MARY ALICE HANNA MARGARET SMITH C4411 2 , MILDRED HANSIL VIRGINIA SMITH ' R' -'G HENRY THROWER ' ,741 MARY E. UNDERWOOD MILDRIED HELTON I MONROE HENDERSON EVELYN I-IUFESTETLER IONE WARREN J. W. KISER VIRGINIA WILSON VJYITNOLA LPDBITTTER KENNETH WOOTIEN MARY WOOTEIN J 54, Page Thirty-One NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY4 THE ELAHIUN NINTI-I GRADE MISS ISABEL CHOATE, Sponsor W O OFFICERS CO TI IAINGEREELT A A A A .,,. A A ,President RI BI ICA PRESSIAY A A A A Vice-President BI TTY JEAN ARMSTRONG A AA Secremry SAM HORN ,A AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAA A A Treasurer MEMBERSHIP BETTY JEAN ARMSTRONG PEGGY HOOKER JOE ARMSTRONG SAM HORN FRANCES BARNES SAM HORSLEY MELVA BOWEN HELEN HOWE RACHEL BROWN LUCILLE HURLEY CARL BUMGARDNER COYTE LINGERFELT HUNTER BUMGARDNIER WAI-LENA MCDONALD CLAUDE COREN REBA MCCALI, NIILDRIED CLONINGER ELLEN MEIEK .IACR CUNNINGIIAM SARA MORRIS GEORGE DIXON REBECCA PRESSLY CLARA EDWARDS RUTH PRESSIAY KATHERINE GOUDELOCR RACHEL QUINN MILDRED GREENE NEAL RATCHFORD ODIS HELMS JOE SETZER BUFORD HENDERSON JEAN SMITH RAY HENDRIX PREDIA STONE BILLY HONEYCUTT MILDRED WISE BRADINE WOOTEN Puqc Thzrty-two NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORT NINETEEN THE I3 L III UN N I N T I-I G R A D E MR. RICHARD CROMLISH, Sponsor L wwf ROY THROWER ....,. CATHLRINE STEWART . . . PAUL MCGEIE A..A... FRED ARNETT CLARA BALLARD JAMES ALBERT BELL THOMAS BASS WILLIAM BAREEOOT HAZEL ESLINGER BILLIE FARRIS WILLIE BROWN FRED BUMGARDNER HAROLD HOOVER RALPH HOOVER RALPH HEDRICK ROBERT HICKS HARRY HOPE HENRY HUEESTETLER JACK 'JOHNSON NARVEN JOHNSON HELEN LAWINC GARLAND LEDEORD J UANITA LYBRAND I-I UNDRED AND FO OFFICERS ,..Pres1'den! . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer MEMBERSHIP MILTON MARTIN HAROLD MORROW JACK MICHAEL PAUL MCGEE MILBURN MCJUNKINS CARL NEAGLE ' DUDLEY ORREN JACK PERKINS ROBERT PERRY J. W. 'RITCH ELEANOR RODDEN HAROLD RUMEELT f TONY SABETTI EULA SAMS FRANCES SCARBOROUCH ROY SETZER CATHERINE STEWART ROY THROWER PAUL WELCH MARY FRANCES WILSON Page Thirty-three R MEMBERSHIP 1 ffm. 5, 1 l' 1' A IT-HE ELAHIU ,A ly.L gli EIGI-ITH GRADE MISS ANNA FRANCES SHUFORD, Sponsor OFFICERS LOLA BAIN .... .......... . . TROY MURPHY ...... . .kv , . LOUISE SCARBOROUGH . . ............. . . N TEEA Sunny Ax4.uAN WILLAID ALLNAN PAuuN: AUTBN Lo1.A BAIN EVILYN Bur. Eur: BIATY EuzAn:n4 BIATY MAIVII Cook Bunnn Cunu VnonuA DUNCAN Barry ELLINGTOI MAnr Fnnpms ELLINGTON Llvn GILLIN ll AMAA LnoNA Huuus EVILYN HAITNESB Loman. Ln HBIFNER Cum: HnL'roN MACK HELTON QCK HENDEIBON OWAID HILLKAN DAym HQl'ZCLAW Svln. Hunsrrrun PAUuNa JOHNSON SAIAH KMA, Tnuiu 'LATIIAN I . .4 4, r,'. A , ' . ! J -fy., 4 . xa It R . ,I A -.5 . .. Roo ETHEL LYNEBERGEN . . . Hslwum TESTER . . . LILLIE RANKIN Munnu BASS Pl'.llY'BAUO0ll Run! BNIGAQQN Hum Brow Cnomm BaovN Mxnnnu Buncn Ronin Ewnm Inu: GAIIITT Bn-'nr Gnaou Mruann Guovn DGOTIIY Gnrrm Fun Gunn: MAI Bur.: Hun GAYNBLL Hxucs WILBUR DELLINGER . . DENNIS CLONINGER .. HELEN CLONINGER . . . EDITH Alma Joxnc Annu M.AzuNn BIGGIIITAII' VIRGINIA Cnnxrrn HulAN CKIIITINRUIY Clcn. Cumnmn Dunn: Cnonnlon , Hun Cnonmou AC Co L x as INIY CowAN , BOYCI DAvu 'Page Thirty-four' 'MISS PHOEBE WAKEFIELD. Sponsor OFFICERS MEMBERSHIP Ex.nonA Hovxs Entra JoNu Cnr. Lzwls Ross. Ennx. Lmnncn VIRGINIA Lowsu CHRISTINE MAITIN Doxon-nr MCCAIN Aux MCLIAN Q C. Moon lux Nouns Linux RANKIN will! Rican :stu Ronrrs MR. WILLIAM GUY, Sponsor OFFICERS 1 'x I MEMBERSHIP Dum Non Eu.rNc-ron GANTT W -. 'iff I fm 'F Dwi 'SL Q' I Sf . . . . . .President . . . .Vice-President . Secretary-iieasurer Wlnux Lurroln HAzzLuN Lncunlan TuouAs Mun:-nr Txov Munrmf MADGE Mums Wlnmn NULL JEAN PA11-nson Enrrn Plorsx- CANL PENNINGTON VIRGINIA RILDIIOND Louis: Scnuonoucn RUTH Stow: Run STOWI . . . .President . . . .Secretary . . .Treasurer Euxucn Ronnuon Al-IINIA Ruunx.-r Lmovn Rvunsu- Bonn Sl-nnux. Blu. SITTON BAXTEI Surru Aunnv Sinn-I MAIVIN SIONCI HEIIIAN Turn EAU. Tl-IOHAB HAROLD WAIE RAC:-lsr. Wnu.s Luau.: WSILKINSON DoNAvrz Wn.soN ... ...President . . . .Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer Gumra gunna Hone: OIINSON Rove: ROIINNN VIEILSSIITB . . nn Itoszn l'i':AYWlCK EICEIOWWAII . . 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HI NIIIII-,II. 1IIIxIIII l'4IIII.IIII.I4 RIIIIIYNIN 4.I,I- x RVSSIII I, IfI4I-.II SIXIII Ri SIGN, SIl4Il7.XHl' S I'I'fl'I'I'.vIIlI-III, IJIII II XI xx, I 1'I'III'I1I'I'I' I NI ICNI I!IaII5I III' SIIIII I I.I'If Rum I.IvI II IXNNIIII Sl'I4 ll'IlIxII-I IIIIIII XIIIIIIx ,II,Ix XIII5 KIIII:-I4IxI XIIIIIx IIIIIII XIIIII-II III-III XII'I1I'III XIXII XII I.I-IN VIII XII IIIIIN I I x NIII II 6 I IIIII NIIIIII XIII'III SIIIIII X IIII I 5XIIIII XIIIxIII SUI IIIIIIII 5IIxIII IQIIVII NIIII III IIIII IRI I',IIII I x 'I'III 'III XX'IIIIxII4 IQIII:IIcI XXIxI,III IIIIIIIII IIN X III xI. IcI'III NIIIIIIIII XI IIIIIIIIII XIIIIN XX II II I I'I I4 XIII I'IIIxIIx I'IIIIIII-I IIII IIIIII XIIII.IIzII IIIIII IIIeI,IwII IIIIINI IIIIIII- NI IIIIIIIIII XIIIIIIIIII SIIIIII IIIIIXI XIII II IIIIIVIIAI SIIIII IIIIIII XXIIIIIIII IIIIIJI' lhzrfu .III NIl'I'IlIjNHUNDRIlDANDFCRTY ' : Q . J .5 . 'W ' H., QS , pd! ' 6 u . E J 4 11 i W -v X A ELAPTIUN JMU Nflsyfyd CLARION STAFF b vy :PX T X TW J if W TJ Wrjigaf ff V ,W iff' JV, T 4' MW ELOISIQ EWING , . . JULIA DICKSON . GEORGE WILSON A . . MILDRED TATE , , A CARI. DAGENHARDT A..A MYRA KATHERINE STOWE KENNETH GORDON T.,.. LORIENIE HONEYCUTT . , 4 Miss ISABEL CHOATE . , . Page Thirty-eight . . .Editor-in-Chief . .Business Manager . . . .Photo Editor Advertising Manager Advertising Manager Advertising Manager . . . . , .Sports Editor . . . , .Sports Editor , . . 4Faculty Adviser NINETEEN HUNDRED AND PORTY TH E ELA PIIU DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club is made up of two organizations: the drama class, which is a part of the regular school curriculum, and thc dramatic club proper. For thc first time a bill of . original plays has been Offered this year as expcrimentals, 'Big Hearted Herbert and a number of other plays have been given during the year. The Belmont players took part in two Of thc contests of thc State licstival: the playwriting contest and the play production contest. MISS KA'l'lll2RlNE GASTON, Sponsor MISS ELIEANOR YOUNG, Sponsor WAIQIQIEN RIEDDICK .. KENNIETII GORDON .. GWIQNDOLTN LONDON . . . NHRA KA'l'li1iRlN1i STOWE MAROARIQT AIsIsRNE'I'IIY C, P. ARAIRTRONO MAIQISIE BARNI2s RLITII BEATTIE NED BROWN MARY JO BUMGARDNER JAMES BURNETT BORITIE CARSON MAROARET Dlil.l.lNGliR JULIA DICKSON VIVIAN DRAKE DANIEL DUNCAN OFFICERS MEMBERSHIP PRICIZ l7lEA'I'llERS'l'ON B. B. GREsIIAAI EDITII HARTNESS MILDRED HOVIS HELEN HOWE ,. EVELYN HUFESTETIYER RAI' LAWING GWENDOLYN LONDON HAROLD NIc:IIoLs .IAIvIIss RATCHEORD NEAL RATCIIIIORD , , . . , .President . . .Vice-Presridcnt . . , , .Secretary . . .Treasurer PADI. RATCIIIIORD B, J. SIGMAN TIIOIvIAs SMITII JEAN SMITH ALFRED STOWE MYRA KATHERINE STOWE lVlII.DRED TATE MARY ELLEN UNDERWOOD Wll.l.lZNl2 UNDIERWOOD l.ORlENl2 WAIQIZIQN R. G. WATKINS GEOROE WII.SON Page Thirty-nine NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY THE EL HIU BETACLUB The National Beta Club is a non-secret scholarship-service Organization. The purpose of this organization is the promotion of scholastic excellence and the cultivation of the ideals of loyalty, courage, honesty. and leadership among the high school students. It affords public recognition for academic excellence, and rewards in a detinite way accomplishments and honest scholastic efforts. Forty-three strong, the club is planning to do great things for Belmont High School this year and in the years to come. Its big objective for this year is to take a large delegation to Raleigh in March for thc State Convention. This trip is an education within itself. MISS JOSEPHINE MAUNEY, Sponsor OFFICERS B. J. SIGMAN ,...,..,., .... P resident MARY KATHERINE ARMSTRONG Secretary MARGARET ABERNETHY .,.VI'ce-President MARILYN XVEST ,,.. , .. . Treasurer MEMBERSHIP NIARGARIET ABIERNETHY MARX' K. ARMSTRONG STEWART AYCOCK VIRGINIA BAGWELL MARY ELIZABETH BEATY BONNIE RAY CHAPMAN MOZELLE CHERRY MARGARET DELLINGER VIVIAN DRAKE JUANITA FISHER OLETA FISHER IRVIN GARRETT INEZ GREENE B. B. GRESHAM RACHEL HANNA FANNIE I-IARDIN HELEN HARPER EDITH HARTNESS CARL HAWN JACQUELINE I-IORTON RAY LAWING RUTH LINEBERGER GWENDOLYN LONDON LODEMA LUTZ CLYDE MUSE MADGE O'DANIEL NADINE PERKINS LUCY PERRY DOROTHY RANISEY I,II.I.Ili MAE RIIYNIZ ITAYIE ROBINSON B. J. SIGMAN ALFRED STOWE MYRA KATHERINE STOWE KENNETH TATE MILDRED TATE ANNA WILSON TIEIETER SARA TINRLER WILLENE UNDERWOOD LORENE WARREN R. G. WATKINS MARILYN WEST RUTH WINtiAT'E Page Forty NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY -..Wu ..-U ,v....'.....f vw . .Iv-7 ---V we-gl ., Y - -ff-.. Y--ev - ' MEMBERSHIP T H E E L H I U N FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE Fellowship committees were organized 'in our school last year. There is a committee elected in each homeroom. The work of these groups consists in creating a spirit of friendship and fellowship in homerooms and throughout the entire high school. When a member of the homeroom is absent because of illness. the fellowship committee assists in securing assignments for him. lt also remembers him with fruit, cards, and magazines. MISS JOSEPHINE NIAUNEY, Sponsor JOE ABERNETHY MELVA BOWEN JAMES CLARK BOBBY COWDEN DALI2 CRAIG GEOROI2 DIXON LOUISE GADDIS BETTY HARRIS EVELYN HARTNESS DOROTHY HELMS MILDRED HELTON HOWARD HILLMAN LORENE HONEYCUTT HELEN LAWING ROSE E. LINEEEROER THERESA LOWE LODISMA LUTZ RALPH MCCUIEN MADGIS O'DANllEl- WILMA PARNELL YVONNE PHILLIPS GLADYS QUEEN EULA SAMS MILTON SPARKS MARGARET STONE MYRA K. STOWE HERMAN TEETER WALLACIE TYSER Page Forty-one NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FOR T Q? 'l' H ll E Ie. ll I U is GLEE CLUBS lhe two Glee Clubs under the direction of Miss Poole have really worked this year. At the beginning ol school several groups from the Glee Clubs sang on the broadcast at the opening of the new high school building. They presented several programs during the Christmas season, ln addition to this they hope to participate in the State Contest held each year at Greens- boro. 'lihey will also take part in the Kiwanis Concert, which they hope is to be an annual affair. Miss MAUIJI5 l'OOl.l? , lim-t-for Mus. lltwnt lowtr .. .M ..,. .. M. ... ,, . Acumvpantst liIlCl,S' til.l'iI'1 t'I,l'l4 Nlai'g:trt-t Alt:-rttetliy, Rulwy Auuis, Nlztree llxirues. Ruth lit-ztttie, Xlzuy lilimlwtlt lit-zuty, lfztvlwl llrowti. H1113 Alu lltuui.::tt'rlm-t'. llolrluie tinrsvm. Aliet- l'l:r1'k, Nl:tl'g:u'et lit-llim:L'r, ,lultzn liieksmt. X num llrztke, lzloistr Iillllllq, Illet-Ita l't't'g4tisol1, Xlyrtle tnlnlmy, fXltl4lt't-tl llzutsil. ll:tri'tt't llzrrllsoll. l.m'4-ru' llfuu-jeitlt, ,lzteqtit-lim' llortoli, Xliltlrml llovis. llelen llowe. lfrlttit l,1tut't-nt't'. lletty ,little l.im'lwi'ut-l', Ruth lam-lwrei-r, tiueurli-lyit lavmlfnt. illlIt'l't'5Zl lanve, Ri-lla Nlefztll. fXl:tt'joiie Nlel'iin1lu-in lillt-it Nlei-k. Klntlgt' lVl7:ttlit'l. Xlstrgztltt Smith, Nliriztm Stt'w:tt't, Nlilulrul Sttmmilt, Nliltlrerl 'l':ttt'. Ylt'uiitt:t Yun l't-lt, lout' llutlvll. l.1n't-tu' XY7tl'l't't1. alftrilyn Xvest, Xliltlrerl XYIW. Rtilry Xl'lst'. lflleti XYolt'e, llt-lt-tt XYriultt. HUYS' Iil.lClf tlI.l'll Sleuztrt Ayevrek. lieu lluwt-tt. lluitttti' lltum1:ti'tlllet'. llolrlvy tlilrlxxell. liztauimul lhllstull. l,t-Iulztrll l'l1t-rry, Asn l'mx'tlt-it. jr.. -lolmny l'rnslry. Irvin Iiztrvett. Ki-imetli lloiwltm. ll, li. lirt-slugun. vlr, llolilva liiivr. hlilumii- llztpgerta. Nlmliot' llt-iulttsmi. l t':mk llorsli'y, Ol. l'. Alvtltnsmi, Ralph plolmstm l'.. ll. Nl:t51l.tt'Il. Alr.. llztrolul Xielmls, -lolm Vtielte, .luck l't'i'kms, jfttnes Rzttrlttmtl, l':tul Rzttelitt-iwl, Xlztrri-it Rrtlvlirlt, Notes' Roluinsml. ,luv Fetzer. All'rt'rl Slime. liilly Stowe, ll. l', Stone, Kr-tint-tlt 'l':ttt'. llettry Tlirouvt, XY:tll:tt'i' 'l'5st'i'. R. fi. llizttkins. 1it'vn'5:t- llvilsmt. Page 1 o1'fy-Iwo NlNll'l'llENHUNDREDANDFOR THE IILAHIU GIRLS' CHORUS MISS MAUDE POOLE. Director 'lhe Girls' Chorus was Organized this year by the director, Miss Maude Poole Its membership includes girls Of the eighth and ninth grades who wish to JOIn the Glee Club next year. EDITH ABEE CATHERINE ABERNATHY MELVA BOWEN CAROLYN BROWN HELEN BROWN INEZ CASH REGIS DUNCAN HIELIEN FLOWERS lRliNlE GARRETT BETTY GIBSON MILDRIED GLOVER MILDRED GREENE EVELYN HARTNESS GAYNELL HELMS ELIZABETH HOVIS LUCILLE HURLEY INEZ JOHNSON EDITH JONES MEMBERSHIP ROSE E. LINEBERGER PAULINE YOUNG VIRGINIA LOWERY ROSS LYNCH CHRISTINE MAIRTIN JEAN MAUS DOVIE MUIQPHY ANNIE SUE O'DANII2I HAL PRATT LILLIIE RANKIN MARGARET RHYNE JESSIE RICHEY DORIS SIGMON JEAN SMITH PAULINE SMITH VIOLA SMITH RACHEL WELLS LUCILLE WILKINSON DONAVIE WILSON ' Page Forty three 'T' U U TxT TT TT RT TN T1 T1 IN n xr rx 11 fx NETEEN HUNDRED AND F T H E E L A H I U N HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club has been organized this year with ninety-five members. At its monthly meetings the members enjoy interesting and helpful plays and discussions. The club hopes to grow and become more beneficial to the whole high school. Miss VINETTE BARTON, Sponsor OFFICERS Seniors VIRGINIA VAN PELT . . ...... Pt'8Sl'd9fII PAULINE STOWE ..,... ,.., V ice-President MILDRED SATTERFIELD , , . . ,Secretary-Treasurer Juniors BERNICE CARTER ..... ,4i.,. P resident MARGARET DELLINGER . . ..,,. Vice-President WII,I-I2NE UNDERWOOD . , , , .Secretary-Treasurer Page Forty-four ORTY ---ur - , - 1- , T H E lj L A R I U N JUNIOR PATROL The Junior Patrol in our school is affiliated with the National Organization of Juniors Patrols. under the supervision of the A. A. A. The purpose of the patrol is to aid the police in directing traffic in areas adjacent to the school grounds and to promote all phases of safety among students in our schools. Locally this work is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Belmont. Our Junior Patrol is aided in its work by the Yard Patrol, composed of another group of boys. This group acts as a clean-up squad, as well as a trafic unit. The Iris Theatre has presented the members of these patrols with season passes to movies shown on Friday and Saturday of each week. MR. PAUL HOUSER, Sponsor OFFICERS HUN'I'liR BUMGARDNliR . ,,....... , . . ,Captain ROBERT PERRY A , , , . . . ..LI'eu1enan1 MEMBERSHIP COYTE LINGIERIIELT JACK LITTON BOBBY LLOYD STANLEY MCDONALD TROY MILLS ROBERT PERRY OREN ROBERTS HAROLD RODDEN CHARLES WLEBB RAYMOND WIENTZ CLINTON WILKINSON BILL ADCOCK LIONEL BASS HUNTER BUMGARDNER CHARLES CAWART LEWIS COWAN ROBERT DAOENHART HOWARD HALL JUNIOR HISDRICK DONALD HUNT LERIUEL INGLIE J. P. KISIQR Page Forty-five NINET-EEN HUNDRED AND FOR T T H E E L.A H I HLY CLUB U N The motto of the club. MCharacter Through Service, is carried out in the work of the I-li-Y Club. The four planks in its platform are Clean Sport. Clean Speech. Clean Scholarship. and Clean Living. These indicate the high type of club membership. This organization has grown steadily over a period of three years. until it has been recognized as a positive force in Belmont High School. KENNETH GORDON B. J. SIGMAN ...T RALPH JOHNSON .. GEORGE WILSON . . ALERED STOWE . , MR. J. P, HOUSER . MR. R. C. CROMLISH JOE ARMs'1'RONO NED BROWN FRED BUMOARDNER HUNTER BUMGARDNIZR ASA COWDEN GEORGE DIXON KIENNIETH GORDON HAROLD HOOVIQR l3RANK HORSLVY OFFICERS MEMBERSHIP ROBERT HOVIS EVERETT KISER J. P. JOHNSON RALPH JOHNSON DALLAS LEE JACK MICHAELS DUDLEY ORREN JOHN PECHE . , . .President . . .Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . . . . .Treasurer . . .Sergeanl-ul-Arms . . . . Sponsor Sponsor JAMES RATCIIIIIORID PAUL RA'l'tiHl1ORD WARREN REDDICK TIIURMAN RHEUARK JOHN RHINEHARDT JOE SLETZER B. J. SIGMAN ALITRIEIJ STOWIE GIJORGV XVILSON Page Forty-six NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY TH E ELAHI UN MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club is made up of students doing outstanding work in sports as well as in various other activities of the school. The club strives for better school spirit and helps to promote all school activities. COOLIDGE BALLARD HUGH RATCHFORD RUTH LINEDERGER . . MR. ED. BUI.LARD. Sponsor W. L. ARMSTRONG ..... Dramatlcs STEWART AYCOCK . . COOLIDGIE BALLARD . lVlll.LARD BAREITOOT ELoIsE EWING ..,, REID FUNDISRBURK . . KENNETH GORDON . . 1-oRENIs HONEYCUTT. .Cheer Leader RALPH JoIINsoN ..r. BETTY J. LINEBERGIER RUTII LINEBERGER. . GWENDOLYN LONDON l.ODlEMA LUTZ . . . . EDWIN MoRRow . . . JACK ORRIEN . OFFICERS . . . ............., . . .President . . . . . , Vice-President . ..,... .... . Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERSHIP WARRIEN PARRISH. . . .I-'ootball . . .Football NADINE PERKINS . Cheer Leader . . .Basketball HUGH RATCHEORD .Football . . Baseball WARRlEN REDDICK Dramatics . .Basketball B. J. SIGMAN. .Dramatics . . . .Football LAWRENCE SPARKS . Football . . .Basketball LOLAMAE STANLEY Basketball J. C. STOWE . . . . .Basketball . . .Glee Clab MYRA K. STOWE . .... Basketball . . Basketball MILDRED TATE .Dramatics . . .Dramatics CICERO WARE . . . .Football . . .Basketball C. G. WARREN ........ Football . .Basketball R. G. WATIQINS .Dramatics . . . . .Baseball FFHOMAS WILLIAMS. Football . . .Basketball GEORGE WIl.SON Cheer Leader u Page Forty-seven NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FOR THE ELAHIUN MONITORS The monitorial system has been in use in our school only za few months. This group is receiving splendid cooperation both from students and faculty. II will possibly serve as the nucleus for a modilied form of Student Government in our school. MEMBERSHIP TIIoMAS BASS EVERIQTTE KISIQR DIQNNIS CI-oNINGI2R RAY LAWING VIRGINIA DUNCAN CHARLES LINIQBIQRGIQR HIaI.IaN FI.owIgRS JIMMIIQ MII.I,I2R RAY GARDNIQR JESSIIQ RICIIIQY HARRll2'l' HARRISON ANNA WII.soN TIQIETISR BUI1oRD HIZNDIQRSON R. G. WATKINS Page Iforly-eight NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FQRTY THE CLAHIU A This yczir. fm' the first limv. jmiruzilisni has lwcn inclurlul in the um'riCulum uf Ili-lnuml lligh Sclmul, Ilimugli thc L-ll'm'ls of this class, assist:-ll hy thi- cmminicrcial clcprirlmc-ut. mu' school can mm' huns! ut' :i sclu-ul pipur. Thi' .S'f1i', xi mmitlily pulrlicxitiim. Miss lii.r:ANim Yuvxu, ,S'fmr:.w:' MICRIIHERSIIII' luu1.1m:i-, li.u,l,xRn lbmwiin' iil.l'1NN liwl-:xmnxx lmxlmx Xluufi-1 liiuxi-is I.lx.i' MM: ll0I'I-' ll. if Xlmnus lll'N'l'l-'R lil'xii:,ikiwNifk ll,i1.l.,is I,i-:li l'l.Yn11: filrsis i-in Vxsn Sunil 'l'INki.l4k DEBATING CLUB Miss NIQLI, llA1.1,, .S'pm1,.wr M ICM IHCRSH l l' lvl-'Lvx limi, lCi.o1sl1: liwlms ANN!!-1 Sm: O'lMx1i-'1, ll.sll41 Iii-'Ari B. B. tiki-ISIIAM N.xiwINi-1 l'i-111141515 Rivrn lilf.Xl'I'llf ll12'r'rv lluuus R1-7nifu,i l'ruass1.i' XIARY l'f1.1z1iiuA1ril liifA'ri' iii-imuau ll.ik'1'i:kovr: Rl l'll l'kiassl.x' uuuvx lhwwy' jo llEI1Rll'Ii lNl.XRli.XRl- l' Rlflflh lwzz VAS!! I,1-tu llizmufx R, G. Wvrmxs l'ul.i-:'r'1'la Allil-'Fl'IRS0N Fur thi- past right yi-:mrs thi- ilvlmailing tvzmis nf llrlmmit lligh Sclmul lmvi- lui-cn cwiitstziiiiliiig in thi- stulc- xi'i4lu lflllllgllllll' mlclxzitvs. As an ri-sul! of this fact thi- il:-lmtimg squzul for 1939-40 is lmth lzirgc' :incl i-ntliusizlslic, ll is linpcnl that thc Clnlfs i'm-cmuiwl this yezu' will he even lrcttcr than in the past. Page Iiurly-nine NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY TH E 4' CL HIU B A ND MR. J. B. HOUREN, Sponsor OFFICERS CARL BUMGARDNER ...,. ....AA...,., A.AAA,.. P r esidenr MYRA KATHERINE STOWE . . . . . .Business Manager GEORGE WILSON .....,. ......A...... ...,... L i brarian MEMBERSHIP BILL DIXON . . . ,Cornet RALPH TATE .,., ,.I.. B arirone HENRY THROWER .Cornet GEORGE WILSON .,.I French Hom PREP HALL .,., . . ,Cornet MYRA K. STOWE ..... French Horn KENNETH TATE . . .Corner JIMMY MADDOX . . . . .Mellaphone DICK KELLEY . . .Cornet JULIA DICKSON . . ....,. Bass RUTH PRESSLY . . . .Clarinet BILL HONEYCUTT . . ..,,, . .Bass REBECCA PRESSLY . . .Clarrnez RAY HENDRIX ,..,,... Saxophone MARTHA DIXON . , .Clarznet CARL BUMGARDNER . .Snare Drum SAM LINEBERGER .,..,,. Clarinet ROBERT FERGUSON ,... Bass Drum LEWIS DICKSON .,...... Clarinet HUNTER BUMGARDNER ,... Major KENNETH ARMSTRONG. , . Clarinet MARILYN WEST ....... Majorerre MONROE HENDERSON . ,Trombone LORENE WARREN ...... Majorette LIONEL BASS .,...,... Trombone BETTY HANEY HAZEL CRENSHAW ...., Majorette , . . . .Majorette One of the most progressive organizations in Belmont High School is the two-year-old band. This group is composed of students from the junior high school and the senior high school. The band now has twenty-two members and should be increased before school closes, for the director is constantly bringing in new members. The band has played at many footballlgames and social events. The band has been selected as the official band of Belmont Abbey Junior College and has played at all of the Abbey games. Mr. J. B. Houren, A.B. Music, is the director. The school and the community are grateful for his work. Page Fifty NINBTEENIHUNDRED AND FORTY I -.X ar I 1 dthlefica, TH E ELAHIU FOCDTBALL -r Belmont High won this year. for the first time in the history of the school, the Gaston Count y lioot ball Championship. Jack Cobb was picked to play in the North CarolinafSouth Carolina all-star high school game. December 9, in Charlotte. Other outstanding players were Nixon. Gantt, Robinson, and Parrish. At the end of the season Belmont High School was rated fourteenth in the state of North Carolina. having won nine out of ten games and scored ZOO points to the opponents' 40, MR. Bll.I. Gui' .... . . , . , . . . . . .Coach MR, J. JACK KRAYNICK .. ,....... ....... . Coach Players Position Players Position IIORRIIST Wll.Kl2ltSL7N Cltll-RO XVARII, Cfo-Cfaplarn Left End MARVIN BAl.t.ARo C. G. XVARRIEN , Huait RA'rr:iti2oRtn .IMK Cotsts . S't'tlwA1t'l' AYt1oc2K Rouiliti' CoRtQN lltfNio' lfotuu Riluu lftiNtJtiituUttK Managers Belmont 6 Belmont 3 3 Belmont I 3 Belmont 47 Belmont., I8 Page l r'fIt1f!tL'o Left Tackle , 1,4-fl Guard Right Guard STANLEY NIXON . . . ROl5l:R'l' El.I.lNG'l'ON, GEORGE HOOKER Harding Hi Mooresville lforest City Newton Maiden EVERE'l l'li CiAN'l'T Vv'ARRlEN PARRISH J. GLOVER , , . . . , A .Quarterback Center SUBSTITUTES SHUIIORD GLOVER KliNNl2'l'H GORDON BOBBY GRtt5R Routsm' Hovis Jfimtfs Nutt. SCHEDULE . . 20 Belmont ll . , , O Belmont l-l 7 Belmont I8 7 Belmont . 'Sl . . 0 Belmont . 7 Right Tackle Hoimcits RoutNsoN, tio-Captain Right End . . Fttllbach . Halfhack . Halfbafk DL'Dl,lEY ORRFN JACK QRREN THOMAS Vv'll.l.lAklS RAY XV.'XRRlfN . l5lZRRliI.l. NIXON. Tech lli 0 XVadesboro 0 Mount Holly 0 Bessemer City 0 Gastonia . . . 6 NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY TH fr- -Q E II L A lll BDYS' BASKETBALL UN The Belmont Cagers had their usual season of the Little Seven Conference and also played several outside teams: the Abbey Ramblers, Kings Moun- tain, and Gastonia. With the line coaching of Mr. Cromlish the boys won many victories. On defense were Ballard, Stowe. and McKnight. Others who were outstanding were Orren, Coren, and Funderburk. Players BALLARD 4 . ORREN . . . MCKNIGHT . STOWE ..t.. FUNDERBURK HORSLBY . . . GORDON .. COREN .. NINETEENH MR. RICHARD CROMLISH, Coach ROBERT LEWIS, Manager Position . . , Guard . Guard . . . Guard . Forward . . . Forward , . . Forward . . Forward , . . .Center Page Fifty-three UNDREDANDPOR T T H E E L Pi I U ' GIRLS' BASKETBALL With fifty enthusiastic basketeers out for basketball, Coach Daughtridge selected a team that any school would be proud to put on its floor. This is true because of their everlasting sportsmanship throughout the season. Victories were few, but, after all, winning is not the only thing in sports. The Belmont Cagers' knowledge of the game, ability in playing, and a high standard of sportsmanship were recognized by their opponents throughout the entire season. MR. J. E. DAUGHTRIDGE, Coach NINE Players Position Players Position MYRA K. STOWE. Captain .... Forward KATHRYN MILLEN . Iforwurd GwlaNnol.YN LONDON , , ..Forward RACHEL HANNA . Guard LOLAMAE STANLEY . . .... FOrLUl1!'d LORENE HONEYCUTT . Guurgl BETTY JANE LINEBERGER ...,... Forward ELOISE EWING , . . Guard lVlARY ELIZABETII BEATY . ..... FOrLUGI'd MARX' K. ARMSTRONG Gullfd NULDRED l'lOVlS ....... .... F orward PEGGY HOOKER 4. . Guufd MILDRED HELTON .. ..,. Forward BERNICE CARTER . Guard Page Fifty-four ELISE LONG, Manager TEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY T H E E L I-I H I U 1939 BASEBALL TEAM IEWUI The Cardinals under Coach Ed. Bullard had their most successful season in the history of Belmont. This team played a strong schedule of twenty-one games, winning sixteen, losing four, and tying one. The most notable victories were two wins over Charlotte High by scores of 6 to 5 and 2 to 1. The team also won over Gastonia, Lowell, Mount Holly. Harding High, Tech High, Thomasboro, and Thomasville, and lost a hard- fought game with the Carolina Freshmen at Chapel Hill by the score of 5 to 71. Outstanding players were pitcher Wilson, pitcher Simpson. shortstop Robin- son. third baseman Nixon. and catcher Ware. Although most of the team was lost by graduation, Coach Bullard hopes to have another strong team. MR. ED. BULLARD, Coach LINE-UP Players Position Players Posilfon CICERO XVARIS . , . . .CclICf7L'f NIILLARD BARIQFOOT . . , . .Rlighl Flivfd MAIQXVIN BALLARD g b lnll Iifrsf BGSU JAMES ABERNETHY ., ,, Center Iilield E. C. SIMPSON , ....... ,... l -eft Field Q A A. . . ,... S B , . . POW RD S Mg emvd asc HRED' WILSON, Co-Captain ,... Pitcher STANLEY NIXON ..., ..,,.. T hird Base DOUGLAS WILSON uuuug I I pncher HORACI2 ROBINSON, Co-Captain, .Shortstop ZANE HUIIFSTETLER . . . Pilcher Substitutes-ED JONES. ED MORROW. HARRY HELIvIs. Managers-THOMAS WILLIAMS, GEORGE HOOKER, CHARLIE FITE. Page Fifty-five NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORFY Page' Prfty-srx NINEl'l'HIjN HUNDRED AND FQRTY Q13 THE ELAHIUN 653 E EL!-XHIUN QRS xx X N XX Xi gl Page Fifty-svucn NINETEENHUNDRIQDANDFGRTY 'I' II If II I. A II I II N QSM IIUIIU 1'IlIf'fQl -Ufghf NINIIIIIIINIIUNDRIIDANDFQRIY ww-yv 'viii' gs '1: ' 'Q-vv:v1,, .n ,K , . ,. ,Z .., W, ' . ,nf , A -,J x 1 1 -vu., I 1 f xi-sl' '67 Q 1 4 ,qt . s I COMPLIMENTS OF Q1 P X X X I Q7 I I I ,Glyn 4 Ivy. CRNATXOLA THE ROTARY CLUB BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA SUTTLE SWIMMING POOL GASTONIA N EW-WAY LAUNDRY, INC Oldest - Largest - Best WILKINSON BOULEVARD .n 4 . QUALITY Filtered, Chlorlnated Water SERVICE CVacuum Cleaned DailyJ O Sand Beach Sz Picnic Grounds A 218 North Ransom Street A 4 PHONE 844 Sandwiches and Cold Drinks GASTONIA, N. C. e Sixty COMPLIMENTS OF HUYAL TYPEWPIITEPIS Sales - Service - Rentals - Supplies 251 WEST MAIN STREET GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA TELEPHONE 2 6 5 STOWE IVIERCANTILE COMPANY GRIFFON CLOTHING DOBBS HATS FLORSHEIM AND JARMEN SHOES O PHONE 1 BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There' Are Schools and Colleges ATTLEBORO, MASS. Manufacturers of BELMONT HIGH SCHOOL CLASS JEWELRY 4 Invitations and Diplomas Represented by . STUDENT SCHOOL SUPPLY Co. Page Sixty-one COMPLIMENTS OF THE KIWANIS CLUB BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA FINE QUALITY GASTONIA BRUSH LADIES' COMPANY FULL-FAsI-IIONEIJ Hosn Compliments of TEXTILE BRUSHES GASTONIA FULL-FASHIONED 4 HOSIERY MILL GASTONIA ROLLER, FLYER 8I SPINDLE C0 GENERAL MILL REPAIRS Comer Second 26 Linwood Street PHONE 1209 GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of SUNRISE DAIRY 506 W. Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Pug Sixty-two . :gl -. -on COMPLIMENTS OF W. H. HAND SC SON CONTRACTOR PHONE 247 BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA D. P. STOWE C. W. FITE C. S. H1NsoN Compliments of W. H. 8: D. P. STOWE COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1892 'Ir F urniture-F loor Coverings Stoves FUNERAL DIRECTORS PHONE 10 BELMONT, N. C. Compliments of GASTONIA COMBER NEEDLING COMPANY GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of GASTONIA TEXTILE SHEET METAL WORKS 22 East Long Avenue PHONE 330 GASTONIA, N. C. Page Sixty-th WITH COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER ..... IVEY'S One of the Southfs Great Stores BRYANT ELEIITRIII REPAIR f IIUMPANY, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF She1by's Studio 625-27 East Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. GASTONIA, N. C. P Syf ' r'v5'M.'f ruff r' -5 Study Hours Are Streuuuus Hours Fur The Eyes School children as well as adults should not attempt to do studying or any work requiring close visual application in dim or glaring light. Straining the eyes in poor light hour after hour might develop a handicap that can never be overcome. The eyes are one's most precious possession. We can never buy another pair. Lighting engineers have recently developed inexpensive lighting equipment for the study table whether it be in the school orghome. Adequate in quantity and excellent in quality the illumination provided by the illumination Engineering Society and Reading Lamp is SAFE and COMFORTABLE for seeing. Davidson College, Queens College and hundreds of homes in North Carolina are equipped with these lamps to conserve eyesight and raise scholastic standards. DUKE POWER4'iCO1VIPANY Compliments of Compliments of F. C. INC. TEXTILE MACHINERY AND Textile Mill SUPPLIES Supply Comp any Gastonia, North Carolina We Furnish the Home t Complete 5' RANKIN-ARMSTRONG CHARLOTTE, N. C. COMPANY PHONE 37 Gastonia, North Carolina Page Sixty-five STUDENT SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Dealers COMPLETE STUDENT SUPPLIES FOR SCHOOL AND STUDENT STORES O BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA Also Representative of L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY and NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP AND GOWN COMPANY , F P ROBINSON s of JERSEY MILK D R U G S T O R E Call 9 ARMsTRONG's DAIRY The Store of Personal SERVICE BELK-MATTHEWS ' COMPANY The Home of Better Values BELMONT, N. C. N. C. I S y SACRED HEART JUNIUR EULLEEE FUR GIRLS Fully Accredited Courses Leading to A.B. and B.S. Degrees TERMINAL COURSES IN I Cultural Secretarial Training N ursing-Preparatory Social Service Home Economics Diversified Extra-Curricular Activities Go TO COLLEGE-SAVE MONEY-STAY AT HOME CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION Compliments of FOR HEALTH'S SAKE H ATCH Bowl and Skate F ULL-FASHIONED Swim and Dine HOSIERY COMPANY BELMONT, N. C. WILLAMETTE HEALTH CENTER Everythingds Jake! JAKE'S Delicious POTATO CHIPS DRENNON F ooo PRODUCTS ATLANTA, GEORGIA Compliments of CENTRAL AVENUE ERUEERY BELMONT, N. C. Compliments of A FRIEND Page Sixty-seven vw fl HOME STORES Good Eats-Zero Prices STEVE,S SHOE SHOP PHONE 279 104 South Main Street We Deliver BELMONT, N. C. WALTERS BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPPE COmP'f 'f 'S of PHONE 155 L. S. TATE GROCERY MRS. W. F. WALTERS Compliments of THE LEADER STORE BELMoN'r, N. C. Compliments of INTERSTATE SECURITIES CORPORATION JONATHAN G. GULLICK W. OLIN NISBETT, JR Commercial National Bank Building CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Conservative Investments Compliments of A FRIEND Page Sixty-eight BELMONT ABBEY PREPARATORY BELMONT ABBEY JUNIOR COLLEGE FOUR-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL COURSES TWO-YEAR COLLEGE COURSES Tuition for Day Scholars 8100.00 Per Year Classical-Scientific-Business General Leading' to B.S. and B.A. Degrees Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Our Beautiful New Gymnasium is Second to None in the South. Supervised Student Activities, Social. Cultural, and Athletic. Complimenls of SOUTHERN FRUIT COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLOTTE, N. C. THE BANK OF BELMONT Complimen rs of BELMONT BUILDING 8z LOAN ASSOCIATION PHONE 100 BELMONT, N. C. . I Page Sixty-nine -v-.pv-,-17. . Y mf- W 1 vw W'-,vw v-v-Y-.-A v--f-'qw-A vw A rv ,?,,,,.r-,..,.,,'-X .-vw'-f ... MONTBELL ICE 8: FUEL COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF ICE DEALERS IN COAL PHONE 22 BELMONT, N. C. Compliments of BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS BILTMORE ESTATE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of EAGLE STORES Main Street BELMONT, N. C. BELMONT DRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE For 40 Years A Leader in The Civic Life of Belmont PHONE 42 QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR 22 YEARS THE NU MODE BELMONT, N. c. DIXON MOTOR COMPANY Authorized Ford Sales and Service BELMONT, N. C. R. A. PADGETT Jeweler Phone 244 BANK BLDG. BELMONT, N. C. ARMSTRONG-LEWIS COMPANY FANCY GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS PHONE 134 BELMONT, N. C. Page Seventy Compliments of BEST WISHES GASTONIA ICE CREAM Jloluun, COMPANY BREAD Makers of HONEY KIST ICE CREAM READ THE GASTON IA Compliments of LEVENTIS AND DAILY GAZETTE SWEETLAND,S TODAY'S NEWS TODAY GASTONIA, N. C. 15 CENTS PER WEEK . J. O. JONES INC. FAUL 8: CRYMES, INC. ' VISIT OUR Sporting Goods STUDENT DEPARTMENT For Your Clothing Needs Suits 518.50 to 532.50 J. O. JONES, INC. 415 S. Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. WEDDING I NVITATIONS CITIZEN,S FOOD STORE WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS VISITING CARDS QUALITY MEATS AND SOCIAL STATIONERY GROCERIES WILSON PRINTING CO 'Toad fm' Every Occasion BELMONT. N. C. PHONE 192 BELMONT, N. C. Page Seventy- W. H. WRAY Hudson-Packard Motor Cars GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of A FRIEND BROOT MUSIC CO. ms W. Fifth St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. BELMONT LUMBER CO Everything forthe Building' Compliments of EWING,S GROCERY PHONE 1 72 GRIER DRY CLEANING 81 LAUNDRY, INC. BELMONT, N. C. . Compliments of G. W. HOWE COMPANY G. Y. 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