Belmont High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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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

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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--

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