Belmont High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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Hoe 1941 CLARION

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'Senior g BIG SHOTS JUANITA FISHER Most Lilzelg to Succeed MARY KATHERINE ARMSTRONG Friendliest' JAMES SOUTHERS Most Handsome MADELINI2 NICHOLS Prettiest MARJORIE RAEEIELD Most Dignified MARILYN WEST Most Attractive ALFRED STOWE Most Polite CARSON BURNS Most Original JIMMY HAOERTY Witriesr NTARIAN CASH Best All-Round BETTY JANE LINEBERGER Best All-Around LOLAMAE STANLEY Best Athlete STEWART AYCOCK Best Athlete CLYDE MUSE Most Accomplished BILLY STOWE Biggest Ladies' Man NIOZELLE CHERRY Neatest INEZ GREENE Neatest ROBERT HOVIS Best Sport LOLAMAE STANLEY Best Sport Page Twenty

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1 An?-A 'AL , GEF' Catherine likes hot chocolate, but she is a mint julep in boring classes . . . She gives sparkle and warmth hy expressing her opinions. which shows she has excellent gray- matter. E f ATHERINE .IOY - ' BERNATHY Girls' Chorus '40, filee Club '41, Ilome Economics Club '41. MARY K. ARMSTRONG X Kay .. Loyal, cooperative, thoughtful, con- scientious. and versatile are among the many adjectives we might use in describing Mary Katherine-fone of the real leaders of our class. She is tops with the faculty and stu- dents alike. VVe shall never forget her. Beta Club '40, '41, Secretary '40, Basketball '39, '40, '41, Monogram Club '41, Secretary Senior Class '41, Historian Senior Class '41, Hos- pitality Club '38, History Medal '40Z Homeroom Secretary '41, Friendliest in the Senior Class. VIRGINIA RUTH BAGWELL ' Ginger Virginia has a sugar and 'lasses disposition . . . always sweet and friendly. She likes county fairs, especially the Bingo stands . . . how- ever, we wonder if the main attrac- tion could be the young Lochinvar who sells tickets? , Beta Club '40, Home Economics Club '40, '4l. MILLARD VAN BAREFOOT Millard has been a great asset to our baseball team . . . perhaps he will be another Connie Mack. Baseball '39. '40, Monogram Club '.l9. MARY ELIZABETH BEATY Mary Lib VVhether she is doing shorthand, calling basketball signals, working on the annual or talking to the twentieth century Romeos, Mary Lib is as much at ease as even Emily Post would require. Debating Team '39, Beta Club '40, '41, Dramatic Club '41, Monogram Club '40, Basketball '40, '41, Glee Club '40, Editor-in-Chief CLARION '4l. BETTY JEAN BRADSHAW Brt!y Imagine a pretty complexioned girl like Betty liking blackheads . . . no, not the kind that bothers adoles- cent girls . . . the one that escorts her to collect absentee slips . . . or is her real love the red-headed one that twirls his baton so briskly? Dramatic Club '40, Home Econo- mics Club '40, Glee Club '39, '40, '41, Olhce Assistant '41. Page Twenty-two 941 - i..a..L,-,s. -.-. 4...-......,-...i.......z.' '- Giih Y' -Q L.,-jg 7 K1 . - T ' Yu I- ' v, - ' '.Ai Q1 MARGARET O'B.A ABERNETHY Maggie Margaret had no trouble selling kisses at the Hi-Y carnival, nor does she have trouble sell-ing her charming personality to her fellow students , . . nor her Uniovie-star protile to thc young swains. Dramatic Club '40, '41, Monogram Club '41, Cheerleader '41, Beta Club '40, '41, Vice-President '40, Home Economics Club '40, Glee Club '39, '40, '41. GEORGE STEWART AYCOCK Stewart was almost hit by the Crescent Limited in his childhood, now. in his youth he is a Crescent Limited on the football Field . . . in dramatics . . . and among the women. Dramatic Club '39, '40, '41, Foot- ball '39, '40, '41, Monogram Club '40, '41, Vice-President Junior Class '39, '40, Beta Club '40, '41, Glee Club '40, Sports Editor CLARION '41, Best Athlete in Senior Class, Junior Marshal '40, ,n,51 , . ' L Q-A.' Pix Ei. K . OTHELIA LILLIAN B KER Blondie Othelia has learned the old axiom: The way to a man's heart is through his stomach . . . or could it be her Sonja Henie curls? Home Economics Club '39, '40. N L . X JOHNNY ALEXANDER BAUCOM ' Bm'kum Johnny is a quiet lad, but he is always Johnny on the spot when it comes to algebra and ot-her such difficiflt subjects! 2 ' A MJ.,! f 1 I f I C, JJ 5' I L . L .AJ lxfcf i'- 4 RUTH EMMA Bgmrid - J Beattie ' ill . J. WVhen one thinks of Ruth, he 1.4, ,wo-,QV thinks of her big-mouth and the continuous wagging of her tongue. gr However, she uses them like Socrates .Mlm - -wisely and wellgfor she has cap- L L tured many recitation prizes-f?,QA' ' helped win the CDA Plaque' or ll. H. S. ' Dramatic Club '38, '39, '40, '41, 0 President '41, Glee Club '39, '40, Junior Cadman Music Club '38, '39, Monogram Club '41, Reading Contest X M VVinner '39, Debating Team '39, '40, '41, Basketball '41, Homeroom Sec- L, L., . retary '39, '40. ' ' ' Z ' f i te, ' .4 , l GLENN DAVID BROWN Dittir VVe have a hillbilly Paderewskiu in our midst, for Glenn likes nothing better than to strum his old guitar . . . unless it is being a Senior. Monitor '40, Glee Club '41. I X