Belmont High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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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

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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

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