Berryhill High School - Link and Chain Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

PUBLIC LIBRARY of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County . -if '? I ,Y 1 r . ' 4 x , ' X . ,, , x . N 'X . :fgv,es1Xvf f ,N ku ,. .Q , 5-'Jfw If REL 4-.,', 4, - 4 11 1s'y'wff ! 5 x , fs' 'u 'lex , ff' I Q, fp 1'-V -5 5. -gi ix 4 Q'5'g ' ' 5? wi W 1 L H' A , ' Hn. f ..2Pi-Q pf, ', xlmi' 7 X , .- 4 ,: Fr NIP- - :-J K 5 ,. L wir rv We?- 1 ,L ? .'M . lf' 'A '1 .14 ' wh' ,r .'.vi!.w .07 . - .v' ' U' 119 T X 1'1 , 'D .QA V qv, , ,' x L-2 .W WAX' -r, .f Aw -. 3 'w'.'-, 131. '14--z, 'fi ' 'iff , V, - .5gy.f.: Y' . Puhlislzvrl By T H E 1 9 4 7 THE SENIOR CLASS OF LI H d BERRYHILL. HIGH SCHOOL an CHARLOTTE, N. C. M -T , . g. GYMNASIUM BUSES AGRICULTURE TEACHERAGE BUILDING ,. zvwlu, , , ik DEUIEATIU WITH utmost pride and pleasure wc, the Senior Class of 1947, do dedicate this annual to Mrs. J. E. Bichley. Mrs. Bickley, who is our music teacher, has been with us for five years. Her willingness, cooperation, and loyalty haue made her one of the most loved teachers of Berryhill. While she has been here, she has helped tremendously, giving us unsur- passed trainting in piano and voice. We are truly grateful to her for all of the time, patience, and effort that she has put forth in helping our school continue cliinlving the ladder to success. Page Two MR. E. M. NEEL, Chairman MR. E. G. HAYES, Secretary MR. G. P. ASBURY MR. T. M. BLACKWELDER MR. J. K. Hoovx-:R SEHUUL BOARD Never have we owed so much to so few. This board, comprised of outstanding citizens of our school district, has the interests of the students and faculty constantly in mind and in heart, and Whenever a need arises pertaining to the school, this group willingly and helpfully seeks the solution. We are deeply grateful to them for their services and their constant interest in us and our school. Page Three PRINCIPAL Our Principal, Dan S. Davis, is highly loved and respected for his leadership, sportsmanship, high moral standing, and religious devotion. We are fortunate in having such an outstanding citizen as leader of our school. 1' 'Hauud' I :Il lf DAN S. DAVIS, A.B. University of North Carolina Chemistry MISS LILLIAN ROGERS, A.B. Duke University Latin, French, English l-l MISS ELIZABETH MARTIN, B.S. W. C. U. N. C. Home Economics MISS RENA MORGAN, A.B. W. C. U. N. C. Mathematics FRED ABERNETHY, A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College, U. N. C. Muflzematics and Social Studies ROBERT J. DRYE, B.S. N. C. State College Agriculture is- MS E LTY MISS ANNE DYSART, A.B. Salem College History MISS MILDRED GODFREY, A.B. Limestone College Shorfhaizd, Typing MISS LAVA HOWARD, A.B. East Carolina Teachers College I English, Civics MRS. EUGENE NEELY, A.B. Mary Hardin-Baylor College, Texas English MRS. HARRY SHANNONHOUSE Queens College, Kentucky State University Biology, Gciizeral Scieiice MRS. JULIA E. BICKLEY, B. Music Elizabeth College, Bush Conservatory of Music Piano, Voice Page Six 5 SE IUH EL SS UPFIEEHS CHARLES MCGINNIS . .,... ............. P resident SARA MCCORKLE ....., ....,. I 7iC6-P'f'6Sid81'Lf CAROLYN WENTZ ...... ...... S ecretcxry WESLEY PROPST ..... ,.... T reaszwer MOTTO: Today we folloug' ZLO'l'H,07 l'0H' we lead. COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: White Gardenia, MASCUTS .ANN ELIZABETH POTTS JOHN FRANKLIN POTTS, JR. SE IDRS NEAL BAKER I love you truly Safety Patrol 33 Music Club 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Basketball 43 Secretary and Treasurer Hi'Y 4. EARL BLACK, JR. uBuI,pn He and his little Willys get around Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4g Berryhill High Staff 2, 33 Basketball Manager 3g Bus Driver 3, 43 Football 43 Band 43 Link and Chain Staff 43 Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM CRAIG BIGHAM Dusty Bill The purple flash of the court F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, 23 Baseball 23 Basketball 2, 3, 43 N. C. V. T. S. 3g Bus Driver 3, 43 Safety Patrol 3, 43 Secretary and Treasurer 4-H Club 43 Subscription Manager Link and Chain 4. JEAN WILSON BROWN HGene7Y Her boy'friend list is endless Home Economics Club 13 Music Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 43 Librarian 23 Band 3, 43 Link and Chain Staff 43 Safety Patrol 4. JOE OTTO BROWN Hom, Friendly, willing and co-operative Basketball 1, Z, 33 4-H Club 2, 33 Bus Driver 3, 43 Safety Patrol 3, 43 F. F. A. 43 Assistant Editor Link and Chain 4g Class Lawyer 4. CAMPBELL WHITE CHOATE Duck He lives for his tractors IN. C. V. T. S. 13 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Football 4. BOBBIE COURTNEY Oscar Always on time Deep Creek High School 1, 2, 33 Library Club 1, 2, 33 Class Vice-President 3. HARVEY CRIMINGER f Le Professeurn Dramatics 33 Beta Club 3, 43 N. C. V. T. S. 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Bus Driver 43 Safety Patrol 4. JUANITA H. CRUMP Nita Anything else for me to do?' Glee Club 13 Home Economies Club 13 4-H Club 2. MARTHA DAVENPORT She might be kin to Webster, who knows? Home Economics Club 13 Music Award 1, 2g Safety Patrol 1, 2, 43 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 43 Treasurer Beta Club 33 Dramatics 33 Berryhill High Assistant Editor 33 American Legion School Award 33 Band 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 President Beta Club 43 Link and Chain Assistant Business Manager 4. ff SE IUHS VINCENT DESHIELDS Here today, gone tomorrow Hi-Y 15 Band 15 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. 45 4-H Club l, 2. 3, 45 Bus Driver 45 Boxing 45 Glee Club 4. JUDITH CARMEN FRAZIER KlJudy77 She'll get her man Brosville School 1, 25 Dramatics 15 Librarian 1, 25 Glce Club 1. 45 Link and Chain Staff 4. SARA ELOISE GARDNER KlBuck!7 I know :1 lot of history F. H. A. 4. DORIS GREENE Boker The 'V' Girl-Vim, Vigor, and Vitality Home Economics Club 15 4-H Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1. 25 Librarian 4. MARY KATHLEEN GRIFFITH KKCatH You would never know she's there Matthens High School 1, 2, 35 Home Economics Club 1, 2, JANE B. HATCHER That small little voice that's always heard Home Economics Club 15 4-H Club 1, 25 Basketball 1, Z5 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Chief Marshal 25 Dramatics 2, 35 Berryliill High Staff 2, .15 Link and Chain Staff 4. JOHN CHARLES HAWFIELD Johnny Did you ever see such eyebrows? F, F. A, 1, Z, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 45 Football 45 4-H Club 4. REBECCA ANN HELMS caBeckyr7 A whiz in shorthand Sharon High School 15 4-H Club 15 Home Economics Club 15 Gleen Club 1, 45 Softball 35 Link and Chain Statf 4. BENNY THOMAS HOLDER Sugar Man Destincd to hold an executive office Class Vice-President 1, 35 Safety Patrol 1. 2: Class President .25 Chief Marshal .25 Glee Club 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 35 Link and Chain Staff 4, DORIS G. HOVIS Such a list of honors is hard to beat Home Economics Club 15 4-H Club 15 American Legion Essay Award 15 Glee Club 1, Z, 45 Music Club l, 2, 3, 45 Business Manager Berryhill High Staff 25 Dramatics 2, 35 Safety Patrol Z. 35 Editor- in-Chief Bcrryhill High 35 Music Award 35 American Legion Oratorical Award 33 Girls, State Award 35 President Music Club 45 Editor-in-Chief Link and Chain 4. SE IDRS DEWEY MAE JACKSON Dewie Shes left-handed, too Sharon High School 1, 23 4-H Club 13 Music Club 1. 2, Glee Club 1. Z, 43 Science Club 2, Drarnatics Club .Zg Journalism Club 25 Link and Chain Staff -l. VIRGINIA D. KERLEY HPeteH Aren't Florida 'men' wonderful? Home Economics Club 1: Glee Club 1, -l. LEON LILES, JR. lLJr.H Berryhill's A-I DareADevil 4-H Club 1, Z, 3, -lg Safety Patrol 1, Z, 3, -lg F. F. A. 1, 45 Boxing Z, 33 Dramaties 2. 35 N. C. V. T, S. 2, 35 Cheerleader 3, Band 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 4g Glee Club 45 Football Co-Captain 4. VIRGINIA DARE MATTOX She loves his blond hair Monroe High School 1, 23 Librarian lg Victory Corps 13 Cheerleader 3g Glee Club 43 Link and Chain Stuff -lg Class Lawyer -lg Substitute Bus Driver 4. BETTY LOUISE MCCORKLE HB!! Her blv..nde hair is envied by all Home Economics Club 15 4-H Club 1, 2: Gb-e Club 1, -lg Link and Chain Staff 4. SARA MCCORKLE 1t's his curly black hair -l4H Club 1, Z3 Basketball 1, 2, 39 Softball 25 Berrye hill High Staff 2. di Glee Club -lg Class Yiceallresi- dent 4. . CHARLES IVICGEE There is virtue in silence F. F. A. lg N. C, V. T, S. 4. WILLIAM WILSON MCGINN Scratch You can hold me tighter than that Class President 13 Safety Patrol 1g Athletic Club lg 4-H Club 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, -lg Dramatics 25 Berryhill High Staff 2, 33 Marshal 33 Band 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Beta Club 3, 45 Linlqf and Chain Staff 43 Class Lawyer -lg Football -lg Hi- 4. WILLIAM CHARLES MCGINNIS HMac!7 The F. F. A. couldn't do without him Secretary F. F. A. lg Y. T. H. F. 1, Z5 4-H Club 1, 25 F. F. A, 1, 2, 3, -lg President F. F, A. 2, 3, 43 Class VieeAPresident 25 Safety Patrol 2, 3, 43 Baseball Z, S, 4, Marshal 23 C. V. T. S. 33 Substitute Bus Driver 35 Class President 43 Link and Chain Staff -lg Class Historian 4g Glee Club 43 Hi-Y Club 45 Bus Driver 4. ROBERT WALTER MCSWAIN HMacH Don't get the encyclopedia, I know the answer Music Club 1, 25 4-H Club 1, 2, 45 President 4-H Club 1, 2, 45 Central High Summer School 3: Marshal 33 Red Cross Council 4g Assistant Editor Link and Chain 45 Beta Club Treasurer 4g Class Poet 45 Bus Driver 4. ..'!..'P .Sl- 63' Qui: 4... f.:-' 9032 SE IUHS ROBERT MONTGOMERY usonnyn The Basso Profundon Basketball 2, 3, 4g Music Club 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y Club 3. 4g Glee Club 4. ELIZABETH NELSON Libbie 'Tm from Dixie Home Economics Club 1g 4-H Club lg Glee Club 4g Librarian -l. JOHN COLUMBUS PEELE HJ C 77 Uh, why won't No. 9 speed up? Biscoe High School 1, 2g F. F. A. 1g Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 1g Bus Driver 3, 4g Safety Patrol 3. 43 Business Manager Link and Chain 4. FAYE PRESSLEY Ema1ine Another left-handed gal F. H. A. 4. WESLEY PROPST, JR. Wes King of Berryhill Basketball 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4g King of Berry- hill 2, 3g Dramatics 3g Class Treasurer 3, 4g Bus Driver 3, 4g Safety Patrol 3, 4g Football Captain 4g Class Prophet 4g Link and Chain Staff 4g Glee Club 4. MARGIE LEE PRICE Margie Definitely a one-man woman Home Economics Club 1g 4-H Club 1, 2g Music Club 1. 2, -lg Glee Club 1, 4g Librarian 4g Link and Chain Staff 4. BILL PRUETTE Two speeds-slow and slower F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. BETTY JEAN RAPE Little Bit Kitten on the keys Alexander Graham Junior High School lg Music Club lg Basketball lg Softball 1, 35 Glee Club 4g Librarian 4. PEGGY REA ROBINSON Here only a short time, but well liked by many Harding High School 1, 2, 3g Choir 1, 2g Basketball 2: Glee Club 4, JANE H. SMITH Tanna VVhat's latest at VVoolworth's? Home Economics Club lg 4'H Club 1, 2g Glee Club lg Librarian 3g F. H. A. 4g Treasurer F. H. A. 4. SE was THOMAS BRUCE SPRATT HT. B. VVill he ever sweep No. 14? -l-H Club 1. 23 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Y. T. H. F. 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2. 3, 43 Bus Driver 3, 43 Safety Patrol 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Link and Chain Staff 43 Treasurer F. F. A. 4. CHARLES LYDELL THOMAS Pluto Silence is golden F. F. A. 1, 2, 33 Bus Driver 3, 43 Safety Patrol 3, 43 N C V T S 4 DORIS MAE TOOLE Doris f'Handy person to have around 4-H Club 2, 3g Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Home Economies Club lg Berryhill High Staff 2, 33 Bus Driver 33 Librarian 33 Softball 3, 43 Safety Patrol 3, 43 Substi- tute Bus Driver 43 Link and Chain Staff 4. CHARLES WAMSLEY Chuck I.yndy's right hand man Berryhill High Staff 2, 33 Hi-Y 43 Football 4. CAROLYN WENTZ A pleasing girl with a sweet personality, anrl a friend we shall always remember Sharon High School 13 4-H Club 13 Home Economics Club 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Bible Training School and College 2, 33 Radio Choir 2, 33 Gospel Girls' Trio 2, 33 Music Club 33 Y. T. C. 33 Class Secretary 4. VELMA WILLIAMS Hsisfl Sbe's always smiling Clee Club 4. THELMA LUCIELLE WOODS Woodie Little, likable and lovable - Home Economics Club 13 4-H Club 1, 23 Music Club 1, 23 Safety Patrol 2, 33 Berryhill High Staff 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 43 Band 3, 4. l CLASS PHUPHEEY It's a beautiful day here in Charlotteg my feet begin to itch and I get the feeling I want to close my office and roam. Into my helicopter I get, and go out into the wild blue yonder, out over the well cultivated fields of Mecklenburg County. Down below I recognize that old familiar walk of Tom Spratt, a fellow classmate. My mind wanders back five years ago when we were together at Berryhill with not a worry in the world. I decide to land and chat with him just for old times' sake. Tom has been around a good bit and seems to know the fate of some of the other school chums. He tells me his competitors in the farming industry are Charles Thomas, Johnny Hawfield and Joe Brown. The law firm of J. C. Peele and Charles McGee has just completed a business transaction for the Neal Baker Hosiery Mill. The able secre- taries, Margie Price, Sara McCorkle, and Kathleen Griffith of the Peele- McGee law firm, were of much help in completing this deal. Judy Frazier has just won the title of Miss North Carolina in the contest sponsored by the Sporting Goods Company of Benny Holder. The crowning of Miss North Carolina took place in Bill McGinn's Night Club, where Robert Montgomery and Jean Brown were billed as the guest singers. Jane Hatcher and Doris Greene of the Bell Telephone Company have just been promoted to chief operators. Dewey Mae Jackson, chief dietitian of the Memorial Hospital, reports that Virginia Kerly, Eloise Gardner, and Faye Pressley are the most capable nurses on the staff. Martha Davenport, pianist, and Doris Hovis, concert singer, flew to California in a plane piloted by Earl Black and Co-pilot Bill Pruette to give a concert on the West Coast. Peggy Robinson and Virginia Mattox are models for the New York clothing firm of Charles Wamsley. Leon Liles is now playing football for the Chicago Bears. Vincent Deshields has just won the title of Lucky Deshields -in a hell-driving contest at the Southern States Fairground. Carolyn Wentz is the able director of the new State Program of Christian Association. The undertaking firm of Bill Bigham has moved into its beautiful new building which was constructed by the architectural firm of Harvey Criminger. The paintings of Thelma Woods are on exhibit in Mint Museum. Bobby McSwain is now a missionary in Alaska. Charlotte's milk supply is much improved since the new dairies of Charles McGinnis and Campbell Choate have begun production and dis- tribution. Juanita Crump, radio announcer, has been added to the staff of WBT. The successful housewife, Velma Williams, visits regularly the pro- gressive beauty shop of Betty McCorkle. Bobbie Courtney is hostess for Eastern Air Lines. In checking over the roster of the Business Woman's Club, I find Becky Helms, Doris Toole, Elizabeth Nelson, Jane Smith, and Betty Jean Rape are successfully engaged in their various professions for business firms throughout Charlotte. Now that I have heard again of my old classmates, I must again take to my helicopter and get back to my business, hoping to meet again these classmates at some future date. WESLEY PROPST, Class Prophet. Page Twelve CLASS HISTORY Just twelve short years ago we, the Senior Class of 1947, walked into the rooms of Mrs. Sharpe and Miss Barnhardt and demanded an education. Of the 55 first graders that entered school here, only 11 completed twelve full years at Berryhill. Our stay in grammar school was short but industrious. Each year someone new entered our class and someone else departed to other places. When we reached the eighth. grade, we learned that the twelfth grade had been added and that the eighth was still grammar school. Finally we reached high school, and our class officers for the Fresh- man year were: Bill McGinn, President, Benny Holder, Vice-President: Juanita Smith, Secretary, and Betty Williams, Treasurer. In our Sophomore year we had an enrollment of 62 members. Mr. Dan S. Davis had become our principal after the death of Mr. W. D. Loy, our former principal. That year we were treated to several parties, and we began taking part in the school athletic program. The class officers for our second year in high school were: Benny Holder, Presi- dent, Charles McGinnis, Vice-President, Virginia Foust, Secretary, and Juanita Smith, Treasurer. Our third year, which was our Junior year, was really filled with steady activity. The most important event of the year was the Junior- Senior Banquet. We had several members that year that made the high school baseball and basketball teams. This year for our class officers we had Pete Sloan as President, Benny Holder, Vice-President, Juanita Smith, Secretary, and Wesley Propst, Treasurer. Our Senior year has really been one of new experiences and excite- ment. We published our high school annual, the LINK AND CHAIN. Many people said the annual this year was the biggest and best that has been published at Berryhill. We thoroughly enjoyed the banquet in which the Juniors outdid themselves to put on for us. Our officers this year were Charles McGinnis, President, Sara McCorkle, Vice-President, Caro- lyn Wentz, Secretary, and Wesley Propst, Treasurer. We shall always be grateful to our parents for making it possible for us to receive an education, and to our teachers for showing such patience throughout the years we have been at Berryhill. Our faith in our homes and school is the foundation of the confidence with which we face the future. ' CHARLES MCGINNIS, Class Hisfnmafiz. CLASS PUEM Old Berryhill, we love you, with your long spacious halls, The winding stairs from place to place, your sunny-tinted walls, Your grounds so smartly shrubbed, lawns glistening with the dew-- That's why we beam with pride at the very thoughts of you. We think of you, dear Berryhill, where folks have come and gone, And made a great success in life among the surging throng. Success, the thing we seek our future life to plan, We'll find at you, Old Berryhill, if we'll but make a stand. We'll miss you, dear Old Berryhill, when we've outgrown your bounds, Our faculty and friends too, that we've met upon your grounds. The place in life we fill depends on what we've learned with you, So, Berryhill, we are glad to say we're mighty proud of you! ROBERT MCSWAIN, Class Poet. Page Thirteen -W., , . ,g g X f ,Q I W I f 1 I , f XM time A I , J , .Q ,s,,, isik nfs , ,,fU,. .. : . ,A V Q W f ag Qefifeeff,.442c5I1ef'ffi.Q.,f2 5 224 , 'WL 'fi ' fx +92 P' A fxik gf K. fm f , 521214 ki' I W' 4' 3 , in I, -4 ,f 1 It ,. F' rf' , ,NWMMMN - UR R 3 .., YQ' 0 in 494.3 .A SME- , J J an D, ,Jaw HARVEY CZRIMINOER, MARTHA DAVENPORT .,.. ...v. M ost S?f7tClZ'0ZtS BENNY HOLDER, VIRGINIA NIATTOX ,.....A.....V, .......... B est Dressed - CHARLES MCGEE, CAROLYN VVENTZ EE..,. . ..... Most Courtemtg Supgflatlvlgg BILL MCGINN, BOBBIE COURTNEY ,....E ............... Fltrtiegt BILL MCGINN, SARA MCCORKLE ...,...,.... .....,,. M ost Athletic CHARLES IWCGINNIS, BETTY HICCORKLE .... ....,,....... B est-All-Around ROBERT MCSWAIN, DORIS HOVIS ,...I,II.... .... M ost Likely to Succeed ' 'K , . ,?,.' ,,, ,. 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M ost Hawisumw CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 47 , do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament: To Mr. Davis and all the teachers throughout the years, we express our appreciation for a task well done. To the Senior Class of 4S we will our ability to learn. Betty McCorkle wills her love for skating to anyone Wanting it. Peggy Robinson wills her shortness to Ann Black. Leon Liles leaves his ability to annoy teachers to any eleventh grade jerk. Jean Brown leaves her school store position to Martha Neel Knox. Harvey Criminger leaves his superlative ability to Rehmeyer Alexander. Doris Greene wills her holidays from school to Doris Mauney. Becky Helms leaves her Shorthand H book to Becky Davis. Margie Price wills her long hair to Wilma Liles. Campbell Choate leaves his books to anyone wanting them. Doris Hovis wills her love for music to Joyce Cauble. Earl Black wills his bus to anyone crazy enough to drive it. Doris Toole wills her love for softball to Emily Van Grier. Vincent Deshields leaves two of his teeth to Carl Wilcox. Sara McCorkle and Virginia Mattox would just like to leave, period. Charles McGinnis leaves his leadership ability to George Brown. Johnny Hawfield wills his love for softball to Bruce Abercrombie. Bobbie Courtney wills her flirty ways to Jacille Ridenhour. Thelma Woods would like to will Tommy Autry but finds it impossible. Tom Spratt leaves his afternoon naps in English to Bruce Abercrombie. Dewey Jackson wills her blonde hair and brown eyes to Helen Hoyle. Judy Frazier wills her camel-walking ability to Shirley Montgomery. Wesley Propst wills his athletic ability to Robert Stone. Joe Brown leaves Bus 15 to anyone who can have more flat tires. Betty Jean Rape wills her title of Little Bit to Virginia Stone. Libbie Nelson wills her blue eyes to Sara Freeman. Bill Bigham and Robert McSwain leave their rough riders on Bus 32 to be conquered by next year's driver. Martha Davenport wills her musical ability to Millie Gaunt. Jane Smith leaves her title of Smittie to the next Smith in line. Bill McGinn wills his love for women to Tommy Autry. Juanita Crump leaves her giggles to Doris Smith. Neal Baker wills his wavy hair to Charles Culp. Faye Pressley and Eloise Gardner will their Htroublemaking ability to Doris Freeman and Doris Mauney. Charles Wamsley wills his ability to get injured in playing football to Bruce Abercrombie. Carolyn Wentz leaves her class office of secretary to Betty Allred. Sonny Montgomery wills his bass voice to Bill Williams. Doris Toole, Judy Frazier, and Dewey Jackson will their love for tall, broad shouldered, curly headed boys to anyone who can find them. J. C. Peele leaves his ability to get 25 m.p.h. in second gear out of Bus 9 to anyone who can. Velma Williams leaves her witty ways to Sara Marks. Kathleen Griffith wills her quiet ways to Hazel Preslar. Jane Hatcher wills her cuteness to Pat Adams. Benny Holder wills his clothes to Paul Jackson. Charles Thomas wills his quiet ways to Roy Berryhill. Bill Pruette wills his truck to anyone who can afford to risk his life to drive it. We, the Class Lawyers, do hereby testify that the above items are in accordance with the requests of the members of the Senior Class of 1947. Jos BROWN VIRGINIA MATTOX BILL MCGINN .L 'el aw Jslfy r 0 xi 1. 7 ibm . - N,- '-N., X , . , 1 y-ui We 1 P 1 ,. ,.. I N. w QF ff ' , if ., gn, ,I . . Q.. 4 ' 1' s an 'fx run-, x Ruff, , J Puglv SL'L'1'I7Il't I7 Ain ax Jud if -av' UNIUH CLASS OFFICERS TOMMY AUTRY ......,. ,..........,.....,,... ....,A. P 1' eSid67Lf EDITH BLACKWELDER .... . ..... Vice-President DOROTHY REID ..... ,,..... S ecretary GEORGE BROWN ....... EE.... T reasurev- MOTTO: May we skip through life as easily as we skip through school. COLORS: Red and Whife FLOWER: Red Rose Page Eighteen UNIUH GIRLS First roiii: Edith Blackwelder, Frances Stone, Emily Nan Grier Wanda Maddox, Peggy Boyd, Dorothy Reid, Martha Neal Knox. Second 'ami-. Virginia Rodwell, Betty Allred, Jeanette Short, Joyce Cauble, Polly Sutton, Chlorine King, Georgia Ann Holloway. Third 'roux' Mary Camp Patricia Adams, Rebecca Davis. Joyce Sheets, Ann Brockenbrough, Joyce Rigggins, Helen Hoyle. Fofirfh row: Hazel Preelar, Doris Freeman, Louisa McGuirt, Kit Alexander, Miss Lava Howard. Fifth 'rows Doris Mauney Buford Weaver, Jessie Porter, Margaret Peele. Noi' in 1Jll'flll'f'.' Betty Chapman, Thelma Gurly, Edna Joyner. . 1134 mf UNIUH BUYS . .. f --up-7. .... V , First Voir: Donald Bullock, Paul Christensen, George Brown, Tommy Autry, Joe Haas, Clarence Wingate. Secoiid wiv: Robert Stone, T. C. Thompson, Mr. Fred Abernathy. S. C. Henry. Third row: Charles Culp. Rehineyer Alexander, William Byrd, Carl Wilcox, Eddie Rogers. Foiirfh row: George Hemphill, Bruce Abercrombie, Jack Harrelson, Billie Berryhill, Noi in. picture: Max Monteith, J. C. Chaney. Page Nineteen SUPHUMUHE ELAS5 OFFICERS DORIS SMITH President PAUL JACKSON Vice-President WILMA LIL1-:S Secretary VIRGINIA STONE Treasurer FHESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS JAMES BERRYHILL President DOUGLAS COLLINS Vzce-President BARBARA PROPST Secretary DONALD JACKSON Treasurer Sophomore Bids First row: Sara Marks, Doris Fitzpatrick, Virginia Biles, Mary Zack, Evelyn Springs, Doris Smith, Virginia Stone, Wilma Liles, Mildred Gaunt. Second rouu' Miss Anne Dysart, Arlene Evans, Sara Freeman, Ann Black, Betty Reid, Carolyn Whitt, Edna Dell Hoyle, Carolyn Reichard. Joann Elson, Jean De Witt, Mary Byrum, Jacille Ridenhour. Third row: Elizabeth Ross, Nancy Berryhill, Isabel Brice, Nancy Freeman, Dolores Setzer, Kitty Freeman, Shirley Montgomery, Verlinc Bradshaw. Fourth row: Anne Alexander, Bobbie Moose, Betty Taylor, Mary Davis, Ethel Fifth ro-um' Patsy Dugger, Griesman, Nancy Cornell, Janet Armstrong. Faye Morris, Patricia Elliott, Dorothy Pinion, Birdie Lou Boulware, Mary Lou Odom. Not in picture: Rue Alexander, Helen Alexander. Sophomore Bo 5 First row: Mrs. Harry Shannonhouse, Merle Robinson, Paul Jackson, Horace Burgess, Henry Armstrong, Joe Cathey, Ned Holland, Jr., John Galloway, Marvin Funderburke. Sccoml row: Roy Berryhill, Donald Hamilton, Jerry Prather, Walter Younce, Charles Pitts, Gene Carter, Billy Pangle, Jimmy Knox. Third row: Lewis King, Robert Plyler, Bob Hovis, Richard Stikeleather, Bobby Reagin. Fourth row: Billy Williams, Jimmy Bigham, Richard Bradfield, Baxter Cochrane. Fifth row: Charles Crump, Robert Aycock, Leighton Brown, John McCoy, J. C. Moody. Not in picture : Raymond Paris, John Setzer, Jackie Deshields. Page Twenly-one First you : Patsy Wrede, Sylvia Stikeleather, Barbara Propst, Peggy lfVoods, Doris Black, Barbara Williams, Joann Hovis, Billie Ann Berryhill, Mary Lou Short. Dorothy Ross, Dorothy Smith. Second row: Miss Elizabeth Martin, Marie Richardson, Dorothy Boyd, Juanita Taylor, Caro- line Christensen, Dorothy Molkers, Betty Ruth Mullis, Betty Pettus, Emily Blackwelder, Mary Carothers, Peggy Conder. Third row: Willie Ruth Davis, Mildred Lisk, Gladys Benfield, Jean Kendrick, Elaine Creigh- ton, Doris Smith, Viola Griffith, Julia Grier. Fourth row: Betty Cruse, Ruby Hovis, Carolyn Grice. Fiflh row: Bobbie Dixon, Jean Faulkner, Barbara Crane, Alice Knox. Not in picture: Joan Mauney. Freshman GiH5 L ' . ,.- -. V- - J ' ' First ruin: Fred Shoaf, Oliver Pre-slar, Philip Plyler, Carl Berryhill, Bobby Rhyne, Donald Jackson, Douglas Collins, James Berryhill, Frank Freeman, Harry Poulos, Thomas Brandon, Junior Nance. Secoml -row: Mack Black, Durham Williams, Pete Piercy, Perry Monteith, Ken Sledge, Robert Rogers, Joe Denson, Harold Springs, Kell Culp, Kelly Summerville. Third row: Miss Morgan, Bernard Beaty, Bobby Lands, John Tolson, Fred Pressley, Oliver Maner, Dan Abernathy, Charles James. Fourth 'rows James Hunter. David Henry, Donald Valliere, Charles Neely. Fifth row: Albert Maner, Douglas Toole, Jack Gibson, Theodore Allred, Emory Raw- lins. Sixth row: Jack Patterson, John Vargo, Harry Vanderburg, M. O. Burgess, Morris Greene. Scvcrzth row: Billy Philemon, Robert Moss, Bobby Thompson, Sonny Gunthorpe, Porter Behrendt, Charles Carpenter. Not in picture: Bill Joyner, Tom Pegram. vw MQW' Freshman Bo 3 ml- 'Y ., - M swf, . U-5' A -f a , 15 --mv X will I' Q MQ' if r'- V , nk, ' f, 2 . 1- , J Y af , v . ,fl , 9 K V 5 TQ, , 4'f Page Twenty- three rw '2!' LI I-3 DORIS HOVIS .,,., ..v,. E ditor-in-Chief J. C. PEELE .....A....,. Business Manager MISS LILLIAN ROGERS .... .. . S ponsor H ANU EHAJN STAFF JOE BROWN . .,.......,,,,7.V,,,,,,ww,,,w........ Assistant Editor ROBERT IHCSWAIN ....,................... Assistant Editor MARTHA DAVENPORT Assistant BllS1'7Zf0SS Manager BILL BICGINN ...,................,... Advertising Manager BENRY HOLDER , .....L,.,. ....., A dztertising Assistant CHARLES IVICGINNIS ,.,. ....,.,. A dvcrtising Assistant WESLEY PROPST ..,,LL.,.L .,.t. A dvm-tising Assistant BILL BIGHAM .....,. Tim SPRAIIT ..... Subscription Manager Subscription Assistant JUDY FRAZIER ...........,. BETTY MCCORKLI5 ,.,.I ,Y,,,, S it bscriptio n Assistant JEAN BROWN , ,...,.,.,. ,.,.... S abscription Assistant EARL BLACK ,.,....,. ,Is,,, P lzotographic Manager JANE HATCHER ......, Yv.., P lzotographif' Assistant VIRGINIA IWIATTOX .s..,.,..... Photographic Assistant DEWEY HIAE JACKSON .,I... Photographic Assistant DORIS TOOLE ,,s, ......,.,.s.. sss..st.., tI,.,...,.....,.... T y 1 fist MARGIE PRICE ......,....... I LIII.. Typist REBECCA HELMS ..t,....t..., , I,.., Typist I. ,.....................t...... Typist Paar' Twvnly-four EMILY NAN GRIER .... Editor-fin-Ch,tef GEORGE HEMPHILL Business Manager Au.- 8 THE SPOTLIGHT ST Assistant Editor TOMMY AUTRY ,....AsA.. DOROTHY REID ..,............ ,..,.. A ssistaint Edilo. EDITH BLACKWELDLR .. ,,............... Assistant Editor GEORGE BROWN - ...,..t....t.,.,,,........... Assistant Editor ROBERT STONE .A,....... Assistant Business Manage: JACK HARRELSON .... ,.t.,........ C ireulation Manage: VVILLIAM BYRD ....... ..,, Circulation Manager CLARENCE WINGATE .,.., .,.. C irczllation Zlflanagez JEANETTE SHORT ..t..., ........ ,.,.. S ports Editor: DONALD BULLOCK ,.,. ...t.........,..... S ports Editor VIRGINIA RODWELL Tt,,... .,.,. G rude News Reporter MISS GODFREY ....,,,,,,,,,. . VIRGINIA STON1-3 ,,,,tt JOYCE LIAUBLE tett,.tttt.tt DIARY CAM1- . ........., MARTHA NEAL KNOX , TT Grade News Reporter Grade News Reporter Grade News Reporter Grade News Reporter HELEN IIOYLL .t.et.t.,,,,tttet ....t.tttttt.tttt ,,.. A 1 't Editor ANN BKOCKENBROUGH WANDA TNTADDOX .t,,tt,.,..., BETTY ALDR1-QD ttttttt,..tt PAT ADAMS ......,..... DORIS FREEMAN ..., ,..... Miss HOWARD .tttttt ttt,, Sponsor Art Editor Typist Typist Typist Typist Sponsor Page Twenty-five BETA BLUE The Beta Club requires outstanding qualities of leadership, character, initiative, and scholarship for membership. The purpose of this nationally famous organization is to promote high standards throughout the high schools of this land of democracy. MARTHA DAVENPORT .r,,r .......r.... P resident EDITH BLACKWELDER ,,,,,,, ..,,,, V ice-President EMILY NAN GRIER .... . ..,...... Secretary ROBERT MCSWAIN ,,,r,, ,, C, U , ,,,,,, C Treasurer Ifirst 1'ou': Emily Nan Grier, Martha Davenport, Edith Blackwelder, Robert McSwain. Second 1'0u'.' Peggy Boyd, Wanda Mattox, Betty Ruth Allred, Dorothy Reid. Betty Chapman. Third row: Miss Rogers, Mary Camp, Carolyn Wentz, Harvey Crim- inger, J. C. Peele, Bill McGinn, Miss Howard. Twvnry - six JUNIUH REU EHUSS EUUNEIL The Berryhill unit of the Council was organized to promote the Junior Red Cross Work of the School. The sponsors are: Miss Anne Dysart QHigh Schooll and Mrs. Smith Ctlrammar Schooll. Firsf1'ou': Havolyn Crocker, Dorothy Clark, Shirley Shaffner, Sara Ruth Randall, Billie Sledge, Cherry Brooks, Hortense Collins, Anthony Wright. Second roar: Mrs. Smith, Jeanette Short, George Brown, Robert McSWain, Paul Jackson, Ann Alexander, Junior Nance, Jo Ann Hovis, Jean Brown, Miss Dysart. Page TLL'L'l7fLlA.Ql'U0H FUTURE HUME M HERB UF AMEHIC The Future Home Makers of America, commonly known as the F. H. A.. has been organized this year for the first time at Berryhill. The purpose of the club is to teach girls to become better home makers now and in the future. The officers are: Sarah Freeman, President, Doris Mauney, Vice-President, Virginia Biles, Secretary, Jane Smith, Treasurer, Doris Fitzpatrick, Program Chairman. First row: Pat Wrede, Elaine Creighton, Barbara Propst, Mildred Lisk, Sarah Freeman, Doris Mauney, Jane Smith, Doris Fitzpatrick, Barbara Crane, Dorothy Ross, Dorothy Smith, Mary Leta Carothers, Emily Blackwelder, Miss Elizabeth Martin. Scfcoind 1'ou': Barbara Williams, Joann Hovis, Bobbie Dixon, Mary Lou Short, Sara Marks, Julia Grier, Alice Knox, Betty Ruth Mullis, Gladys Benfield, Betty Pettus. Third 1'ou'.' Eloise Gardner, Faye Pressley, Carolyn Grice, Jean Kendrick, Willie Ruth Davis. Forzirfh 1'ou'.' Elizabeth Ross, Birdie Lou Boulware, Peggy Boyd, Rue Alexander. Not in picture: Anne Alexander. Virginia Biles, Thelma Gurley, Joann Mauney. Mary Zack. I ll lLL'l'f?fllAK'lffl7l K -I , . - - - aa: 1an ' 'QQQ FUTURE FARMERS Ulf AMERIII The Future Farmers of America, commonly known as the F. F. A., is a nation- wide organization open to boys in High School who are studying vocational agrricul- ture. The aim of the F. F. A. is to develop aggressive and reliable rural agricultural leadership. The Future Farmers of America got its start in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1928. at the first national convention. The Berryhill Chapter of the F. F. A. was chartered in 1937. For the year of '46-'47 we have sixty-two active members. The officers for this year are as follows: Charles McGinnis, President: Horace Burgess, Vice-Presidentg Bill Bigham, Secretary, Tom Spratt, Treasurer, and George Brown, Reporter. Firsf row: Vincent Deshields. Bob Hovis, Robert Plyler, Lewis King, Bill Bigham, Mr. R. J. Drye, Tom Spratt, George Brown, Horace Burgess. Charles Mc- Ginnis, Johnny Hawfield, John Galloway, Brucc Abercrombie, T. C. Thompson. Second row: Baxter Cochrane, William Byrd, Oliver Preslar, Bobby Rhyne, Fred Shoaf, James Hunter, Robert Stone, Joe Brown, Robert McSwain, Roy Berryhill, Bill Pangle, Leon Liles, Campbell Choate, Joe Cathey. Third row: Ned Holland, Charles Pitts, J. C. Moody, Perry Monteith, Merle Robinson, Walter Younce, Morris Greene, Joe Denson, Carl Berryhill, Bobby Lands, Bernard Beatty, Pete Piercy, Jimmy Bigham, Kenneth Sledge. Fourth row: David Henry, Porter Behrendt, J. D. Tolson, Durham Williams, Harry Vanderburg, Kell Culp, Billy Pruette. Fifth row: Jack Patterson, Leighton Brown, S. C. Henry, Billy Philemon, Philip Plyler, Donald McAllister. Sixfh row: Richard Stikeleather, Bobby Thompson, Cha1'les Crump, Charles Culp. Seventh row: Jack Harrelson, Rudy Aycock. Nof in picture: Dan Abernathy, Bill Berryhill, Bill Joyner, Raymond Paris, J. C. Chaney, Max Monteith, John Setzer, Robert Montgomery. Page Twcnly-nine SAFETY PATHUL The Safety Patrol of Berryhill has been organized to promote safety on the school grounds and school buses. Berryhill is proud of its previous record in the Safety Patrol. Our School won the Safety Award for the year 1945. First roux' Carolyn Wilson, Anne Cooper, Nona Blackwelder, Don Wilson, Nelson Yarbrough, Donald Ferguson, Gene Hooper, Charles Freeman, Phil Rogers, Donald Conder. Second row: Dorothy Reid, Martha Neal Knox, Doris Neel, Jeanette Short, Jane Cathey, James Stewart, Pete Cashion, Doyle Tolson, Tom Wamsley. Third 1'ou': Earl Black, George Brown, Joe Brown, Charles Mc- Ginnis, Leon Liles, Wesley Propst, John Galloway, Bobbie Moose, Martha Davenport, Doris Toole, Jean Brown. Frmirfh roar: R. C. Robinson, County Patrolman, Tom Spratt, Robert Stone, Robert MeSwain, Bill Bigham, Charles Thomas, J. C. Peele, Merle Robinson, Bruce Abercrombie, Jimmy Knox, Reece Lane, Ted Crump, Harvey Criminger, Charles Pitts, Dan S. Davis. Not in pz'cfm'e.' Glenn Simpler, Peggy Flowe. Page Thirty B 5 DRIVERS Here is a group of capable bus drivers that have transported us to and from school for the year 1946-47. We are extremely proud of the fine work that they have done. Kneeling: Tom Spratt, J. C. Peele, Earl Black, Jr. First rozv: R. C. Robinson, County Patrolmang Charles McGinnis, Robert McSwain, Bill Bigham, Merle Robinson, Harvey Criminger. Second row: Wesley Propst, Joe Brown, George Brown, Robert Stone, Charles Thomas, Mr. Davis. Not in picture: Doris Toole, Substitute: Virginia Mattox, Substitute. Charles Thomas ...... .. 4 J. C. Peele ........ 9 Earl Black, Jr. ..... ..... 1 1 Tom Spratt ......... ..... 1 4 Joe Brown .............. ..... 1 5 Robert lVIcSwain Robert Stone ..... .. Merle Robinson Harvey Criminger Wesley Propst ......... George Brown ......... .. Charles McGinnis Bill Bigham ...r..., Substitute .. 45 1 57 .. 61 .. 86 .. 98 . . 1 1 6 Page Thirty-one HI-Y The slogan of the Hi-Y explains its purpose fully: To create, 'I77,!li7'ZfU.'Z.'I'Zf, and extend throughout the community arzcl school high Christian standards of character. ROBERT STONE ......... . .............,.,...................,,..,...,,,,,,.,.,.,,,. President HORACE BURGESS .... ., .......... . ....,....,.. Vice-President NEAL BAKER ...,...... ..... S ecretary and Treasurer CHARLES PITTS ..............,................. .................,.....,........ Reporter 4 N, , qj- ..,,,., - - A' ., mf of .. .,,,,, . I-wg. ff, . N.. ' ,. ,,,,4fm5:. - -- p H HI-Y First ron-: Donald Bullock, Johnny ullawfield, Walter TEAM Page Thirty-two Younce, S. C. Henry, Kelly Summerwlle, Vhlllam Byrd. Sccorzd row: Jack Harrelson, Earl Black, George Hemphill, Charles Wamsley. Not in pic-tzn'e: Bill McGinn, Leon Liles, Horace Burgess, Douglas Collins, Robert Stone, Eddie Rogers. THE 4-H EL BS These boys and girls belong to the nation's largest farm youth organi- zation, the 4-H Club. We strive to make the best better. This year's officers are: MARTHA NEAL KNOX, ROBERT MCSHNAIN ..e. ....it.... P 7'!'S1.lII'l1f-W JEANETTE SHORT, CHARLES CULP .,,,,,, ,V,,,, L 7I.Cf'-Pl'P.YI'fIl'iIfS EDITH BLACKWELDER, BILL BIGHAM ...... .i.L.V.. S ec-rcfaries - -A f -'mir'-.Xu Page 'lll7z'r'1gff1l71'i-0 B . The Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. J. E. Bickley, is composed of High School students. The purpose of the club is to give those who are interested in music a chance to display their talent. AND Page Thirty-four Firsf row: Phil Yarbrough, Eddie Brockenbrough, David Dunn, Raymond Grice. Second row: Charles Neely, Sara Freeman, John Gal- loway, Bill Sing, Peggy Woods, Jean Brown, Don Wimbish, Blair Norris, Charles Gordon, Bobby Pangle. Third row : Paul Williams, Tommy Kinard, Gene Williams, Charles Freeman. Fourth row: Paul Christensen, Anne Brockenbrough, Martha Davenport, Julia Grier, Mary Bradley, Mary Toole, Leon Lyles. Fifth ,ofzu: Pat Dugger, Clarence Wingate, Thelma Woods, Tommy Autry. Sixth row: Kelly Summerville, Frank Freeman, Emily Nan Grier, Caroline Christensen. Seventh row: Paul Jackson, Roy Berryhill, Bill Dugger, Bill McGinn, Earl Black, MUSIC EL B Our hearts are always soothed by sweet nm.wic When life seenzs: quite hopeless find had. The Berryhill Music Club is organized to promote appreciation of music in the school and to help in giving programs of entertainment. Mrs. J. E. Bickley is the Director of the club. Doms Hovls ,.,..,.,,,,.,.,,,,, o,,i...,, .,,,,,,,,,,,, . .,,i . .,,,..o,,,,., , . ..,,,,,.,oi, P reszfcleizf DOROTHY REID ,,.,,, o o ,4,, Vice-President SARA FREEMAN .o..w.. .....iiw.... S ecretary EMILY NAN GRIER .........,..,...,,i. ....... .,..i,...,,.,....o..,......o ,..................i T 1 ' easiifrez' First rouf: Carolyn Wentz, Martha Davenport, Betty Ruth Allred, Dorothy Reid, Sara Freeman, Emily Nan Grier, Mildred Gaunt, Betty Taylor. Second row: Virginia Stone, Thelma Gurley, Helen Hoyle, Evelyn Springs, Kitty Grey Freeman, Mary Davis. Third crore: Barbara Propst, Jean Brown, Joyce Cauble, Pat Wrede, Dorothy Molkers. Fourth 1'ozi': Theodore Allred, Robert Montgomery, Clarence Win- gate, Tommy Autry, Mrs. J. E. Bickley. Not in pictm'e.' Doris Hovis, Neal Baker. Page Thirfu CAMPUS Various activities are carried on in In the pictures above some of the We are particularly proud of our Cafeteria under the capable super- vision of Mrs. Black and her helpers. In the Home Economics room, Miss Elizabeth Martin and her Home Ec. girls Work together in sewing, cooking, good housekeeping, and other things pertaining to home life. The Vocational Agriculture boys, under the skillful direction of Mr. Jack Drye, enjoy studying scientific agriculture. Especially do they find pleasure in the shop which is shown above. Under the capable direction of Miss Godfrey, many students are learning the arts of Typing and Shorthand. Page Thirty -six fl... AETIVITIES our school to aid us in later life. activities are shown. The peace and quiet of the Library encourages many students to read good books and to participate in research. Plays!!! Berryhill overflows with talent. Chapel programs give every student a chance to use his talent. The annual Junior and Senior Plays are always enjoyed by all. The biggest event of the year is the Junior-Senior Banquet. The girls don their prettiest dresses and the boys, their best bibs and tuckers. A grand and gala time is had by all. All hail the King and Queen!!! Wesley Propst, a Senior and second winner of the King and Queen Contest, and Edith Blackwelder, a Junior, were crowned King and Queen of the annual Halloween Carnival. The contest was sponsored by the Beta Club. Page Thirty-seven SPURTS In years past Berryhill has been outstanding in the line of sports. We are truly proud of the record that has been set. May our record in the future be even better. CHEERLEADERS IM? L Left fo frz'ghf.' Pat Wrede, Wilma Liles, Paul Jackson, Rudy Aycock, Bobbie Dixon, Doris Fitzpatrick. Page Thirty-eight GLBL5' BASBETB LL Firsi row. Jeaiiette Short. Edith Buckwuldor. Scfcoizd row: Virginia Stone, Emily Nan Grier, Doris Smith, Buford VVeaver, Peggy Woods, Mary Lou Short. Third rf,u': Virginia Mattox, Manager' Alice Knox, Doris 4 7 Black, Sara Freeman. Arne Alexander. Rue Alexander. Julia Grierg Miss Howard, Coach. BUYS BASKETBALL First row: Robeil Stone, Neal Baker, Robert Plyler, Frank Freeman. Second row: Roy Bcrryhill. Bill Bighum. Douglas Collins, Jimmy Bigliaiii, Charles Pittsg Cflmrles McGinnis, Manager. Third mir: Faison Williame. Coach, Lewis King, Wesley Propst, Merle Robinson, Sonny Gunlhrope, Robert Montgomery, Bill McGinn. Not in picture: Tom Spratt. Page Thirty-nine r S U P T B I-I L Seated: Martha N. Knox, Jeanette Short, Sally Watson CBat Girlj. Edith Blatkxseldci, Doris '1oole. Kneeling' Ann Alevarder Fdna Dell Hoyle Buford Weaver T E A Mary Camp, Emily Nan Grier, Rue Alexander, Ann Brockenbrough. Noi' in pic-fzn'e.' Becky Helms. Ix'11eeIz'ng: Bill McGizm, Charles McGinnis, Wesley Propet, Lewis B S E B I-I L King, Robert Plyler, Toni Spratt. Ijllllf' Forlif Stmzcling: George Brown, Manager, Benny Holder, Sonny Gunthorpe, J. D, Tolson, George Hemphill, Frank Freeman fBat Boyj, Mr. Davis. 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Yes, make your C1 O -v-4 -4-7 C6 supervised st m its own carefully fro L I-4 LT-I Q. lin bettei gaso e 5, 5 ,D 3-'I p-1 P4 CU CJ D' ko rf' :A in O O o T2 .Xl C CU -4-7 +9 K CD Q A GASOLINE SOUTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA f-1 n-4 gm :M D3 D2 sw of: ini 515: LEQQ 522 S 9:12 wma Q I Ee UL 'EE -13 P- :E zgg 2 BD 05.5 it-1 Q3 FT-'rr .E 5 352g ': .Soi 'Sig -C fl Dwi E ull Ld Page Forty-nine SHEEES AIIEII SEIWISE BODY AND FENDER STRAIGHTEN ING BRAZING AND WELDING 112 114 SOUTH SYCAMORE STREET CHARLO N C Ph 3 80 9 Compliments of WILSON GLASS SERVICE ir AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK GLASS REPLACEMENTS uk CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 3-0760 Jbiltmma, 0 ' Z Since 1897 Finest Qezmelity Dairy Pmducts + VISITORS WELCOME + Phone 3 915 2000 W. Morehead CHARLOTTE, N. C. HIINIES Wherever located Can Use HUMNI GAS for COOKING WATER HEATING C REFRIGERATION CLEAN SAFE ECONOMICAL Phone 3-8447 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Thrift Road Igfy Remember this Seal It's Your Assaraiice of the Best 8- - R 6390 PRODUCTS ,,,,.'27's'-'T-WS... 0111171.11 TAs-T-CHEEZ AND PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES, CANDIES, POTATO CHIPS AND SALTED PEANUTS Compliments of HARTMANN'S ARKET ++ ' X , ' - 5 1406 W. MOREHEAD ST. ,, Fooo PRODUCTS ca 0 Q as as o Q Q ca Q4 Phones 6171 and 6172 CHARLOTTE, N. C. T o A gg Compliments of P? V s 75 rv A HI il f y X 2 X CL' YGUNCE Service Station if Corner of Morehead and Graham Phone 9592 , g ,Aa CHECK YOUR LIGHT Before Your Light Checks You! Good eyesight is your most price- less possession . . . Guard it with Good Light, by making sure that you have a lighted area large enough for a comfortable study position . . . that bulbs and re- flectors are free of dust . . . and that you have the right size bulb to study by. D U H E PDWEH EUMPANY Serving the Piedmont Carolinas Page Fifty-two Cannon Aircraft Sales 85 Service, Inc. + + Charl0tte's Oldest and Best For Veterans G. I. Training ++ U. S. GOVERNMENT APPROVED FLIGHT SCHOOL AND REPAIR STATION Phones 3-0531 and 3-0532 HATCHER BROS. Groceries ond Meats School Supplies 1631 VVILMOUNT RD. Phone 4-9134 INDIAN MOTORCYCLES COLUMBIA BUILT BICYCLES WHIZZER BIKE MOTORS Fits Any Balloon Tire Bike Shaw Motorcycle 8: Supply Co., Inc. 2524 Wilkinson Blvd. Phone 4-7500 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Wright Cleaning EO. Laundry ond Dry Cleaning 1414 S. Tryon St. CHARLOTTE 3, N. C. Phone 2-3144 for Pick-up and Delivery Service Cash and Carry Service at following locations: Main Plant-1414 S. Tryon St. Branch Stores: 509 S. Tryon St. 1228 Gordon St. 207 E. Park Ave. 1410 E. Morehead 1700 South Boulevard Page Fifty-thr F Play the Game Right With a JEFFERSON STANDARD POLICY Lots of football games are won before the kickoff whistle blows. That's because they're planned in advance and provisions are made for emer- gencies. The right way to play the game of life is to think not only of today, but to plan for the tomorrows. Set up your goal now-plan for your future with a Jefferson Standard policy. Ask your Dad or Mother to form a life insurance partnership with you. Call them in for a huddle today. JOHN W. BERRYI-lILL, Special Agent JOI-IN W. BERRYI-llLL, JR., Special Agent 1001-05 Johnston Building CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company RALPH PRICE, P7'CSi01671f GREENSBOR0, N. C. Sporting Goods SAM SCHWARTZ MACHINERY I' , J r r l L CORPORATION V QA Dealers in r Y X I' 0 NEW AND USED C n Ill n O INCORPORATED Textile Machinery and Supplies -i- Phone 3-7764-5 415 South Tryon Street Phone 4-0397 CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA Page I fifty-four Compliments of THOMAS C-r HOWARD COMPANY 'l' + Wholesale Grocers HEATH Mlllllll llll. YOUR FORD DEALER L 'I' Authorized Sales and Service L 'I' 318 West Fifth Street Telephone 3-6658 CHARLOTTE, N. C. MAKE EFlRD'S Your Shopping l-leodquorters ' 9 DEPARTMENT STORE CHARLOTTE, N C The Fnendlv Slove fn 4 fvfrndlv 0'7 TllllLE'S llUTll SERVICE ' 300 MIDLAND AVE. Phone 2-2992 Generol Repoir Service Specliallzfzivzg in BRAKES, STARTERS MOTOR TUNE-UP GENERATOR WELDING I ELECTRICAL WORK WILLA RD BATTERIES Page Fifty-five KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Cm'ol1'na's Pioneer School of Business Intensive Secretarial, Accounting, and Business Administration Courses for High School Graduates and College Students. High Standards, Modern Equipment, Experi- enced Faculty. Individual Instruction. Efficient Placement Service. 46th year. Fully Accreflifcd by the Nfrliomll Assofzufion of .4lr'c'reclifed Cofmfmcrcial Schools Com plim ein ts of Charlotte Fish and Oyster Company SCHOENITH, Inc. znmmlfaentre?-S of FINE CANDIES, COOKIES ond CHEWING GUM QUALITY NOT QUANTITY Page Fifty -six STEVENSON'S SERVICE STATION 24 SESIHEE 24 Except Thursday Night Washing - Polishing - Greasing Complete Line of SINCLAIR OIL PRODUCTS 131 S. Graham Phone 9264 BERRYI-IILL GROCERY Near the School Phone 39-9318 HARRIS MOTOR LINES, INC. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Dependable Motor Freight Service Carolinas to Eastern Markets B IGC-ERS BROTHERS INCORPORATED Wholesole Merchants FRUITS, PRODUCE AND EGGS Phone 2-3137 A. B. WRIGI-IT'S STORE MEATS AND GROCERIES CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 3-2576 Wilkinson Boulevard MOORE'S ALL MAKES SEWING MACHINES ' And Other HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Phone 4-4805 East Fourth Street CAROLINA AIRCRAFT SALES Yom' Piper Cub Distributor Municipal Airport Phone 4-7862 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Rodwell Realty Co. REAL ESTATE Rod well Dura.-hilt Hom es HOME BUILDERS SALES, INSURANCE 21115 N. Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Office Telephone 2-1691 Page Fifty-seven YJ L7 EJ E lm ISTABLISHZU IBS? Vwnm :cou m sous 1 TURNER,S Good Pionos for Less Phone 3-4125 309 EAST TRADE STREET CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. MOTHER'S MADE-RITE is good bread Flowers for Eifery Occasion ROSELAND FLORAL COMPANY CHARLOTTE BREAD 300 North Tryon Street Phone 8191 Night 7970 C, sr Q 12 DPU cm' PA 128 N. Tryon 109 S. Tryon Creators of Reasonable Drug Prices TRYON BAKERY Specializing in Pies of All Kinds- To Churches, Cafes and Parties BREADS--ROLLS-PIES-CAKES Dial 2-4783 402 S. Tryon Compliments of BOULEVARD GROCERY MEATS AND GROCERIES W. P. DAVENPORT, Prop. SELWYN CUT RATE DRUG STORE Next to Post Office Complete Drug and Prescription Service Page Fifty-eight LITTLE HARDWARE COMPANY HARDWARE AND PAINT 1330 South Mint Street CHARLOTTE 3, N. C. You Con Depend On C. B. Fomily Remedies C. B. Extra Heavy Mineral Oil C. B. Nose Drops for Children Prescription 98 for Colds C. B. Nose Drops Regular C. B. Milk Magnesium C. B. Aspirins Call for at your nearest Drug or Neighborhood Store Compliments of JOHNSON SERVICE STATION 4200 Monroe Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. Com pl im en fs' of SMITH'S BARBER SHOP CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of ROBINSON ELECTRIC COMPANY 129 W. 4th St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Com pliments of E. A. SING GROCERY Dixie Road Compliments of J. C. PRICE Greenhouses Compliments of MORRIS SEYMORE SERVICE STATION TOURIST CAMP Wilkinson Blvd. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Fifty-nine Welcome TO CHARLOTTE MAID ICE CREAM PLANT vt I l Nine Made With Delicious Guernsey M'lk Flavors 1 AT YOUR FAVORITE DRUG STORE OR F Shopton Road Phone 2-5520 ARM PLANT Retail Store 1152 Elizabeth Ave. Phone 4-4489 SAHAH HAYES CERAMIC STUIJIU Kilns ond Pottery Supplies Instruction in Pottery It pleases us for you to visit us. Order Dept. and Executive Offices 1112 ELIZABETH AVENUE Phone 4-0254 Conzplimevfzts of MR. AND MRS. R. B. I-IOVIS IT COSTS LESS AT STERCI-ll'S To Ffzzrnish. Your Home 425 S. Tryon Street 110 N. College Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. UUEHY-SPIVEY-MCEEE EU., Inc. 600 South College St. PURINA CHOWS, GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS Fertilizer ond I-lordwore Phones 3-3282 and 3-5005 CHARLOTTE, N. C. BU 1.f1' r , -l 'BALDWI k'L 'gCjs,9-.J N CASE BHUS. PIANU CU. House of Baldwin 117 W. Sixth St. CHARLOTTE, N. C Page Sixty SEYMOLJR'S BARGAIN CENTER 211 W. Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Ladies and Junior Misses Dresses, Coats, Suits, and Sports Wear Compliments of JOHNSTON BROS. CHARLOTTE, N. O. IIIIIA IIE IIIIIII 8 PIIIIIIIIIII CII. Wholesale Fruit and Produce 414 S. Brevard St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. J. O. JONES, Inc. The Home of HART-SCHAFFNER Si MARX CLOTHES Our 40th Year NIVEN DRUG CO. Prescription Druggists .fCUT RATE PRIcEsp HOWARD N1vEN, Owner 131 E. Park Ave. CHARLOTTE, N. C. CAROLINA BARBER SI-IOP -1227 West Morehead St. Ozrued and Operated by A. W. KING, JR. A. R. PEELE Phone 3-5403 KERLI N MOTORS, INC. Distributors HUDSON MOTOR CARS 221 SO. Church St. Phone 6179 CHARLOTTE, N. C. DELPH Hardware 8: Specialty Co. Material Contractors 700 South College St. CHARLOTTE 1, N. C. Page Sixty-one L. L. AUTRY CONCRETE PRODUCTS Compliments of Septic Tank Materials WH ITEHEAD, IHC Building Blocks Drain Pipe 522 S. College WILMOUNT ROAD ROUTE 4 CHARLOTTE, N. C. TELEPHONE COUNTY 5412 Duke Photo Co. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Portrait and Commercial Photographers PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Page Sixty-two OBSERVER House HR lf 4 9 b 4,455 5 A Abxbarb Q G A LOTTE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111.- .1,, , Q1, 1 1 u f, 1 1 X 1,. 1' '11 1..l 1 '1 .5 X 11 1' 11 11 111 1. 1, u 1 1, L A1 H 1v- K ,1 VN, 1 1'1 A . 1.- 1,194-, 1 13 nr.--unnw 1 1 V 1 1 , . J' X' . .VH 'V .L ..f.1?' 1 f .xi ,X 'dl , 3.1 L. f. 5-,, 1 7 fav. . L uf' n . A . ,,. I J , F, 'wut x. ,. ..,,1lf F- , .V '4 .v I5 .1A 1 1 1. .. , . .'-- ,4 -VW ' un , Y . wf ,AI .1 . r, .fs . . 1' 1.15, J, f... L r . ,. w ., 4 .1 .1 4. 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