Belmont High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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Q ei, . , P-1' if 'Tift' , . S ,Kew X ' at - . 1 f W-'-N1 ea a iflw ' 'V ' ar ' T ' f. ' 1 f 1 ' - -f ,. ' ' ' 'L if 1 ,gifs 5 - it ,gg C 1, ' di 4-4.4 1.1 11 Wfxhj ' L'f a7'e !'7y dl! , I , ,., , 4 - I A A ' , Y, 2, .-J JA- L , ,,4.,.a- of-c..A.,v 4- f f4-ILA! ex! 'Af ' , . ' f ii MARTHA JANE HARRIS ' ' C! l' Dudic Jane 0 CAFL, 'M . . ,K , Y A,, , 1V Martha IS like a family dottoi ! HCM! can comer, At . . . Doesn't specialize in any one field. She sings, cooks. sews, writes, and visits. Glee .Club '38, '39, '40, Home Economics '40, Hospitality Commit- tee. CHARLES HINSON Charles' curly hair may cause out- siders to think he is a Hollywood idol, yet, his glasses give him the appearance of a college professor. However, to students, he is a true and faithful friend. ,QM-f M 'M WW GEORGE R EY HOOKER, III least he always came to Beta Club meetings and to help in the office. Beta Club '40, '41, Ofiice Assis- tant '41, MARY ANN HOFFMAN Mayran Beautiful, beautiful Texas, where the beautiful bluebonnets grow . . . Mary Ann is a hluebonnet who joined us this year . . . she has a friendly air, a. pleasing personality, and a charming smile . . . she, also, brands bookkeeping and typing papers with 98's and 100's. Central High School '40, Dallas High School, Dallas, Texas '40, '41, Orchestra '38, '39, '40, Southern Methodist University Symphony Orchestra '39, '40, '41, Philharmonic Club '40, '41, Greater Dallas Music Contest '40. LILY MAE HOPE Flush 'When we think of lilies, Uwe Flash Flash! Hooker has made thmk Pf the p 'ty,,0f Easter 'mes' ' , . we think of May as the happy, the football team! . . , at least he s gay month of the year, we think of manager. Football '38, '39, Manager '40, Baseball Manager '39, '40, Mono- gram Club '40, '41, Dramatic Club '40. FRANK MCKENSIE HORSLEY Frank is a wizard on the football field and basketball court, however, in the Hi-Y Club he helps play Santa Claus. He plans to make the feminine hearts flutter at Duke next year. Hi-Y Club '38, '40, '41, Treasurer '41, Basketball '39, '40, Manager '41, Glee Club '39, '40, '41, Cadman Junior Music Club '39, Football '41, Dramatic Club '41, Tennis '39, '40, Monogram Club '39, '40, ROBERT E. HOVIS Howie Robert lik s to hold i portant oth -. ho - r, e coei' l' e to 1- , -- : .. .' tor in ' h cla . We 5' i he would v 1 good ines n because of fa , . A '1 . . and broad lrriilde . Homeroom President '38, '39, Hi-Y '38, 739, '40, '41, Secretary '41, Football '40,' '41, Junior Marshal '40, Monogram Club '40, '41, Vice- President '41, Co-President Senior Class '40, Monitor '38, Superlative '41, Best Sport, hope as a quality we would all like to possess, we think of Lily Mae Hope as a pure, gay, hopeful Senior. Dramatic Club '41, Home Eco- nomics '40, Homeroom Reporter '41, E, JACQUELINE HORTON lurk Jack is the attractive Five-foot- two blonde nightingale who sings alto in the glee club . . , Her ambi- tion is to be a second Florence Nightingale. Glee Club '38, '39, '40, '41, Vice- President '41, Junior Music Club '38, Beta Club '40, '41, Treasurer '41, Homeroom Reporter '41, Junior Marshal '40, Glee Club Trio '40, Dramatic Club '41, CALVIN FORD JOHNSON VVe wonder if this Senior was named for Calvin Coolidge, Henry Ford and Andrew Johnson. Any- way, a boy with a name like that should ucceerl, and we think Cal- vin Fora lohnson will. Dramatic Club '41, Glee Club '40, Basketball '40. J. P. JOHNSON HU Jo ES n!0fHLllfC', ' J. P.'s desire is to mix H and Hugh i quie and unassuming, C1 and get HC1-in other words, a but he gets ith a lot of mischief chemical engineer. However, from because o on ever suspects him. the looks of things in '41, we pre- 'XJ ' dict he'll mix a girl and a . , preacher and get a marriage !!! sf X V X My ,J X l Page Twenty-six ' ,X i 1941 .ae 1. ..s..,i.4.,....-.. . ,-..dn.g.iJ!k3t.. Jg.L:..-:,....,.,l ..a...,.A.,.v, ...1u.,.z.,s'i., -Lal , .iq - ii, I 1, kg'-:gf .4 155, A M-fi z gr A '

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HENRY LEE FORD Henry's strenuous football practice in the afternoons must strain his Achilles tendons and hinder him from getting to school by 8:25 . . . VVe suggest he get some llamlin's VViz- ard Oil or a car by the same name . . . a Ford, Football '38, '39, '40, '41, Basket- ball '38, '41, Monogram Club '41. ETTA INEZ GREENE .-. SOS .-. Get jane Arden on the job , . . At B. ll. S. wc can't get Jane, so we depend on lnez who has a nose for news and 'tjane Arden neatness. Beta Club '40. '41, Secretary '41, Business Manager Spy '40. B. B. GRESHAM ffBpCo B. B. is the VK'alter Vl'inchell of B. ll. S., particularly a critic of the women . . , Always gives them data on the stock market when cotton is high and rayon is low. ll amatic Club '38, '39, '40, '41, Reporter '40, Treasurer '41, Cleo Club '39, '40, '41, Americanism Ora- torieal Contest '40, '41, Junior Mar- shal '40, lli'Y Club '38, '39, Beta Club '40, '41, Citizenship Award '40, Basketball '39. lRVlN THOMAS GARRETT npuffy-, If lrvin should ever propose he. instead of saying, Do you love me? would say Can you cook? . . . He is very fond of cold canines' between rolls . , . or so we sur- mised at the Beta Club party. Beta Club '40, '41, Dramatic Club '39, '40, Glee Club '40, '41, Fel- lowship Committee '41, Football '41, JAMES ALEXANDER HAGERTY nfl'lll771j ' Jimmy is our newsboy who reads the headlines of his own papers and has concocted a favorite saying, You go to Helsinki . . . we doubt if he could succeed in Hollywood, but he is a good guy to have around. Football '39, '41, Glee Club '40, Basketball '41, Monitor '40. FANNIE GARNETTA I-IARDIN MGM.. Fannie G. would make a good housewife, for she doesn't mind wash- ing dishes, at least she washes all the test tubes, beakers, et Cetera, in Chemistry Lab . . . however, she plans to tame the grouchy patients in hospitals. Beta Club '40, '41, Monitor '40. CLARIO ---. . - --v -4- --L ti .. .- A.. . . ..ua.....Aa......4 .,. .s.... t.-. J- RAY LEWIS GARDNER Ray likes sweets . . . lle sells Babe Ruths, but he prefers a babe name Mil red. Manager Footb Team '39, Moni- tor '40, Football ' . 1143 ' ELLIOTT COINS Elliott likes lanky hounds, but he needs a Greyhound to get all his little charges to school on time . . . since Z1 has a crippled leg every once in a while. ' calf 5 .fB0b,, ' o l s bg,guq'y ally . ong the ladies . maybe it's the great proHle. Football '37, '38, '39, '40, lt o- gram Club '39, '40, '41, Glee Club '39, '40, Dramatic Club '38. ALMA GRONER Alma believes the old' proverb: Speech is silver, silence is gold . . . in home economics she seems to prefer silver to gold. RACHEL HANNA Rachel is as etlfectivi on the bas- ketball court as a stick of TNT is in blasting mines . . . however, she has feminine qualities, too, she plays the piano . . . and would be very happy at a co-ed college. ffadman Junior lllusic Club '38, Glee Club '38, Debating '38, Basket- ball '38, '39, '40, '41, Beta Club '40, '41, Monogram Club '41, EDITH MABEL HARTNESS Edith writes red-hot English themes, works algebra problems that would shock Pythagoras. and likes to jitterbug . . . particularly at state conventions. Dramatic Club '39, '40, Beta Club '40, '41, Debating Club '41, Home- room President '39. ,lu Page Twenty-live i

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JJ! DOROTHY MARJDIN ELLA KATE KELLEY Katie K-K-K-Katy, beautiful Katy . . . Ella Kate might not be as beautiful as the Katy in the song, but she is always a good friend to everyone and is never without a willing spirit. Home Economics Club '40, '4l. RAY THOMAS W. LAWING How do you do, Madam? My name is Elmer Blertz. I'm selling Dionne Baby Carriages . . . We think Ray would make a good sales- man judging by the boxes of Christ- mas cards he sold for the Beta Club. Dramatic Club '38, '39, '4O,- '41, Beta Club '40, '41, Library Club '40, '41, Monitor '40, BETTY JANE LINEBERGER HBFHJJU From the squints we've taken at Betty's list of honors, we think the English would appreciate her as a weapon against Hitler, for she is a bomb shell of activity. Glee Club '37, '38, '39, '40, Presi- dent '41, Dramatic Club '39, '40, '41, Basketball '40, 41, Junior Music Club '37, '38, '39, Sports Editor Spy '41, Monogram Club '40, Presi- dent '41, Superlative Best All-round '41, Chief Cheerleader '40, '41, Glee Club Quartet '40, Tennis Club '38, Wa W 1 ,M-. I X 5Q'llQpKniy.curlyj4ie4dt-'Q baby . . . 'Dy thy isf one of the few Senior gi s has naturally curly hair. ,WW ow her curls and natchelly s et. disposition will help her in V nything she attempts, even house- j keeping. Glee Club '38, Stanley High, 4-H Club '39, GATHA MAE MCCARN HCM., Gatha Mae may be another Garbo, because she is interested in dra- matics and has given several excel- lent characterizations. Glee Club '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club '40, '41, Home Economics Club '40, CORRIE ELIZABETH MCINTOSTI Corddic ' lt's a good thing Corrie is able to save her gossip for The Spy. She has a real nose for news . . . even if it is a short one. Hospitality Committee '39, Home Economics Club '40, Dramatic Club '40, '41, Otlice Assistant '40, '41, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee '40, Feature Editor Spy '41. CLARION ...-..,..... .unaagln-A. ., toL.-..aA:... . .. LEE JACKSON LAWING Jack Jack-in-the-box might be applied to Jack, for when there is an algebra problem to be worked Jack C311 be depended on to pop his head out and his hand up and say, I can work it, . . . Always willing, always cheerful, always a friend. NVhat more is needed for success? ROBERT LEWIS Tn class some day if a teacher, should happen to ask Robert who discovered America and how he did it, Robert would probably say, Sor- rel and Son by using the pivo play . . . he concentrates on library books and basketball. - Basketball '41 gram Club '41, , Manager '40, Mono- - Baseball '4l. f I. RUBY ELISE LONG Shorty A fx A 01 Elise would make a goof ho e- WJ ,ff wife . . . that is, if she mana ,- a home as well as she manages t e ' ' B jf , l girls' basketball team . . . We su- ' pect she could manage her JK V , band, too. j X ,J Basketball '40, '41, Monogram Clubhll R J '41, Home Economics Club '40, '41,i JJ ,jp J, Hospitality Committee '39, Home-.Mi I X6 room Reporter '39, Girls' Chorus '40.l My ERVIN D. MAYNARD, JR. ,dy l A Buck ,' 5' f' Things are dull when E. D. is missing . . . A party just isn't one without him . . . and when he is absent from school, teachers com- ment on the class' good behavior. We, who have heard him sing, predict a brilliant future for him-as an avia- tor. Basketball '39, '40, '41, Clee Club '40, '41, Monogram Club '41, Dra- matic Club '41, Football '41, Hi-Y Club '41, Treasurer Senior Class '41. MARJORIE E. MCCUMBEE' Miki A . . Mix a sunny disposition and sym- pathetic nature . , . stir well and add a pinch of personality. . . . This is the recipe for Maxgiorie, who plans to be a nurse. tilee Club '40, '4l. DONALD S. MOOSE Donald Duck Thanksgiving is the best hunting season, but any time the teachers want some work done, they start hunting for Moose, whose first name is Donald. Page Twenty-seven -- 4 T 5