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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1948 volume:

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I N ,R 11 ,nh 'MNA , - gi f. . .N , T N A 1-4 , -4 U N. 3. ,IA 4 t . l - :.: ' ' -Y f ' ' 'tm V ' 3931 5jQgL1?,,f1 n 'f'21QQfl:f-A' V, ' 'g .Q , ' 1 f' ' H QWIA'-1 fix! -39' - ' V W ' ' '- ,, 'N .4 , ... v .N J 1 , , f- ' V, - .' X . 11211 ,, 4 . , . 4 3. ' 4 th I ' .. J, .N A -' 43 A! , ' V UNL, fv,,' .Q r 1.4 J'-N J ,W-.-Q. -' U.: 2 , x- Y 1 . mgp, 5 v wwf I. 1 vf' A f fl sl. ff' 'x 1 1 '1-Q. j-,Qi .V 4.8.1 14,1 Ig 1 h1,:5:., A P 1 2'-.-.-.12 ,1 I-, 11 , -, gf . I 1 I ' ' J , 1 1 e- 1 , 1 1. :IDAWAPH lcli I Q 'nw no rllxfnxlfsl 1 THE 1948 LIHI4 HUD CHHIH PllZ7liSlZ6L1 by THE SENIOR CLASS OF BERRYHILL HIGH SCHOOL CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Two ahrqmyym, so , MWnffw. , V 1 H , ..,, . ..,,fgs V, Q., vw-.. . -i 1-+A-E M P Mr, Q K 1-M .ti ' wears, ,N FORELUORD WE, the Seniors of the class of '48, realizing that we have completed our twelve years of public education and reached our goal, are deeply con- scious that this achievement was possible only through the efforts of others. To our parents who have guided us through the years, encouraged us day bv day, and inspired us to do our hcst, we express our heartfelt thanks. To each of our many teachers and to our numerous friends and community leaders, who have led and challenged us through the years, we extend our gratitude. VVith the desire in our hearts to acknowledge our debt to these, and with the fond recollection of pleasant davs spent together, we present to vou the 1948 LINK AND CHAIN with the hope that its pages will be links in our happy chain of memories. xi J, DEDICHTIOH MR. DAN S. DAVIS i For his interest in us individually, for his inspiring belief in us, for his sympathetic understanding of our problems and his willingness to help us, and for his loyal service to our school, this, the 1948 LINK AND QTHAIN, is dedicated with sincere appreciation and love to one who has been principal, teacher, and friend. Page Three 9. 3111 illiemnriam GEoRoE FRANKLIN BROVVN, As individuals and as a class we feel deeply the loss of one of our hest lcnovvn and hest loved classmates. George was outstanding in many extra-curricular activities and filled well many school positions. Through his association with others he made devoted friends hy his winning smile, sweet disposition, and genuine Christian character. Page Four r Flu illirmnriam Mn. ELBEIU' NIARSHALL NEEL VVC feel lieenlv the loss of this inemher of the Berryhill school hoard, who served so faithfully ever since its organization. Al- though he had no children of his own, he was intensely interested in the welfare, religion, and education of all youth. Ile found his greatest joy in giving help and service to others, no matter what the race or creed. V Because of his wise judgment and willingness to serve, his influence was felt in this school as well as throughout the county. Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on Thee. -Isaiah 26:3 Page I Ma. I. W. WILSON MR. DAN S. DAVIS Superintendent of IVIecklenhurg Principal of Berryhill High School County Schools HDHWIHISTRHTIOIW BERRYHILL-STEELE CREEK SCHOOL BOARD MR. L. F. CAMP, Chairman MR. R. R. MOODY, Secretary MR. T. M. BLAOKWELDER MR. I. K. Hoovnn MR. E. T. WATSON ff-ns M idly' Page Six W Q DAN S. DAVIS, A.B. Universitv of North Carolina Clzemistry Miss LILLIAN ROGERS, AB. Duke University ,. English, French Mrss RENA lVlORGAN, AB W. C. U. N. C. Alntlzematics FHCULTY Miss ANNE DYSART, AB. Salem College History, Civics Miss MILDRED CZODFREY, A. Limestone College Slzortliancl, Typing FRED ABERNETHY, AB. Lenoir Rhvne College, U. N. C. Alatlz and Social Studies Rom-ERT DRYE, BS. N. C. State College Agriczilture - I. Miss CiOLDA VFILLERY, AB Carson-Newman College Eizglisli, Lilararimz Mus. I. IVERSON, HS. VV. C. U. N. C. Home Economics Mn. U. S. Nonwoon, AB N. C. State, E. C. T. C. Social Studies, Bfiolragfy Miss -IUDITH IAUTRY, HM. Flora Macdonald College Piano, Voice fl if 906' Hg AK . Page Seven 40 Q4 I xA A A Y Page Eight Y 5 .air ' Leave SEHIUR CLHSS OFFICERS TOMMY AUTRY .. ...... President DORIS FREEMAN . . . . .Vice-President WANDA MADDOX . . .... Secretary MARY CAMP . . . . . .Treasurer CLASS MOTTO: Fear notg neither be discouragedf, CLASS COLORS: Creen and White CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation LINDA STEGALL, TOMMY FLOWE . . . . . .Mascots , . 45, I 4,4 3, 1 ji, I Q 5 SEHIORS 2 I I N.l . iv V B' BRUCE CONRAD ABERcno1xIBIE Me-Haw For though he's ll wit, he's no fool! Safetv Patrol 1, 2, 3, 45 4-Il Club l, 2, 3513. li. A. l, 2, 3, 45 N. C. V. T. S. 25 Dramatics 33 Hi,Y 35 Substitute Bus Driver 35 Bus Driver 4. BETTY RUTH ALLRED Her lzcmrls are perfectly at honn' O11 the typewriter Home Economics Club lg Nlusic Club 1, 2, 45 Safetv Patrol 25 Music Award 25 Librarian 2, 35 -l4H Club 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Spotlight Staff gl Beta Club 3, 45 LINK AND CHAIN Staff 4. IANE llOFFIN1AN BERRYIIILL lVith Hs lout a short time, lout a frienzl to ull Central High School 15 D. F. Club lg Harding High School 2, 3, 45 S. O. L. Bible Club 2, 35 Dramatics Club 25 Girl Reyervcs 2. Q ' 4. it 1, Al. I 'J I 4:1 I 'fr' LJ . T .4 ' - A. .' ,Il I r, ' ,I-.' .ED'ITH..BL CRWELDER l' , ' It - rv ' x - , - , 16 I ' - ' l f'Successf1t'l in t e rt of nmltiug , ' 5 Elie dsl' .I ' I ' , l Home Economics Club 15 Glee Ulub 1, 2, 35 Berrvhill Hi Stal-F 1, 2: Softball 1, 25 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Secretarv 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, CQ-captain 3, 45 Class Secretarv 25 Spotlight Staff 35 Dramatics 35 Class Vice-President 35 Girls' State Award 35 Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President 35 F. II. A. 45 LINK AND CEIAIN Staff 45 Substitute Bus Driver 4. ANN BROCKENBROUGII 44 ll Bo I sur what 1 think-no more- Izn less 4-H Club 1, 2, 3: Softball 1, 2, 35 Dramaties 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Music Club 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 45 Spotlight Staff 35 LINK AND CIIAIN Staff 45 American Legion Essav Award 25 Class Phophetess 4. . W 14 4. -J tw WW W --:rf s 4. FQ ? sf ,gf-1 ss X . ,,,, , . t T52 ': ,.7wfZ?2Y'5 i lv? . . --i M Am. 3 W ' ,hm Qu f-'nw 'Cv Q F -.J Y? 2 ,M mm' 4 A A fr ft' ' ' wi? 'V , sf' ' f' jfg.. ,.,: fab- Q. . ' fffjfi' Zi. 317 ' . .fi . . 4 H . M. -' ' 'P J wit , . l ,531 s , A' .- , U 53 E3 - rt A I ' , ' 'i ,ja 91 l if Hvws X-'gli .4 . . Q A Q X vp 23 M- ti. ,f . . .fb fi V ji . -:Vp x s,....f., A .-.1 . , u M-J,-f ,- fp .QQ A . Q i :Z RQ' . ' -glw,-50. . V A.. ' I . PZf.Z?' ff . .., .WS ' . .bf !. - . . . 4 . amy. 1 . , . ,,,,,-gf' ' . 6351 -, , .4 . -igw . ' iii. t ., f . 'ANZ v ,. A V - N . . v jx ff 4, 1.151 :gi we 13 A. 1 jf ,. 544. I I .. . X 4 It , , .ei V k . .if , if I r . , 1 11 f kg.. 1 ,P 4 if ' qv' Q lflm Q, fa f it? ,Z .- l, a 'F fa l 1 N-v-. AQ l. X ut V . l It- '!' l ' PATRICIA, ANN ADAMS P l A H 'Y' Pal I . Ql'hose big tlfirown eyes . ' V .I - ,O lLibfarian lgtllome Economics Club J l l '12 Basketlliall 1, Zf 45 Clie? Clul , 4 B, 43 Soft :all 25'-RH Club . 2, 3, 45 '4 Dr' atics 2, 3g'Spotllgl1t Stall 35 V 1,4 f cf' mi K AND'CiIAIN Staff 4. 11 ' ff' 'lf' 1 ' Ar inf! N' . 'lj A 3 If! 'F M f ...wut 'J I .W tpurcykilas AMM ,AUTRY PJ 9 ' oipmvn 5 V. I:- . 1 V' L . ru' i1Mtirnlyf111tISict1l zilit , rship, ll11gf7L'TS01llllll'YH fl Club I, 2, Vice President 2: Ai :ic Club 1. 2, 3, 4, President 45 Baul 2, 3, 45 Assistant Illitor Spot' light 35 Dramaties 2, 35 Marshal 35 Cheerleader' 3g Bovs' State Awarcl 35 Class President 3, 4: Clee Club .Xccompanist 35 Bus Driver 3, 4: Red Cross Council 3, 45 Safetv Patrol 45 Business Manager LINK AND LlIIAlN 4: Treasurer' Beta Club 4. rf ' ,..fi'2?. t . VVILLIAIYI lVlARLIN BERRYIIILI. Bill Ile walks with his heml in the clouds 4-II Club 25 F. li. A. 3, 45 lIifY Club 3, 4. VERLINE BRADSHAW Dooclie Sweet tuitl l.ovel5 ' 4 ll Club 15 Librarian 15 Glee Club 2, 41 Central Sumtner School 35 F. Il. X. 4, Secretarv 4. BlARY E. BYRUM A striking lvrimettuu Basketball 15 Clee Club l, 2, 45 4-H Club 1, 2, 45 F. H. A. 2, 4: Central Summer School 3. Page Nine 1 -L l J. lil I .1 . J .if ii I 0 R 5 .i 'li lr I SPY ,lfvlvafllfv ' . MARY LouIsE CAMP 1. Lulie Happy am I, from care I'n1 free, VVlzy aren't they all contented like me? 4-H Club lg Librarian 1, 2, 3, 49 President Librarians' Club 49 Softball l, 2, 39 Spotlight Staff 39 Beta Club 3, 49 Safety Patrol 49 Class Treasurer 4: LINK AND CHAIN Stal? 4. BETTY VERUE CHAPMAN HB. cf' Nice in a quiet way yg Sharon High School l, 2g Ilome Economics Club 19 Dramaties Club 23 Beta Club 3, 49 Librarian 49 Glee Club 4. I CHARLES H. CRUNIP if Do11't worry about me, I'll get along 4-H Club 1, 2, 39 F. F. A. 1, 2. 3, 49 Substitute Bus Driver 3, 49 Safety Patrol 3, 4. REBECCA ANN DAVIS lfBeCkVlY Lovely to look at, Delightful to know Home Economics Club lg 4-ll Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Clee Club 4. DORIS B. FREEMAN Her hair is her crowning glory Home Economics Club lp 4-H Club 1, 2, 39 Spotlight Stall 39 Cleo Club 3, 49 Class Vice-President 4. Pa ge Ten 7'-X -vin .t v T34 I l' iv - N IOYCE EVELYN CAUBLE 461077 VVitlI a song 011 her lips Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, 3, 49 Music Club 2, 3, 49 Spotlight Stall 39 Librarian 39 F. H. A. 4. PAUL CHRISTENSEN Neat in appearance F. F. A. l, 2, 39 4-H Club l, 2, 39 Band 2, 39 Dramatics 3. CHARLES BOYD CULP Charlie,' A great asset to the F. F. A. Music Club Ii, 4-Hfllub 1, ' 5, I '14, Vic resicki..4f.?f 'iPJa6si'lMt 49 Dra s 2, 39 Boxg' tate Awwd -ff 3'9l . C. FW I .84-'D Irv Pr I ard . ' County 3' . 3, , e 9' 'C' burg - ouncil 3, ' ' 3, President 49 Sa V atrol 49 Bus Driver 49 Basketba ,-49. LINK AND CHAIN Stal-F 4. ft DORIS RITA FITZPATRICK Shorty Little but lively Central Summer School 39 Basket- ball 19 4-H Club l, 2, 49 Glee Club 1, 2, 49 F. H. A. 2, 49 Cheerleader 2, 4, Head Cheerleader 4. SARAH Arwoon FREEMAN ll ll Kuh Slze's cute, sweet, CU11lf lee heat Central Summer School gl blusic Club 1, 2, 4, Secretarv 29 Band I, 2, 49 F. H. A. 2, President 29 Basketball 2, Manager 49 Glee Club 49 Beta Club 49 LINK AND CHAIN Staff 4. ,ll A I will .ff 'W' EMILY NAN GRIER A versatile leader in the classroom and on the campus American Legion Essay Award 19 Music Award 1, 39 Softball 1, 2, 39 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 39 Class Treas- urer 29 Berryhill Hi Staff 2g Band 2, 3, 49 American Historv Award 39 Spotlight Staff 39 Girls' State Award 3g Chief Marshal 39 Beta Club 3, 4, Secretarv 3, Vice-President 49 Editor- in-Chief LINK AND CHAIN 49 Safetv Patrol 49 Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4. SAMUEL CLAIBORNE HENRX' HS. C-H lf sclzool and fun clash, let school go smash F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 49 4-ll Clulw I, 29 Hi-Y Football Team 3. . I ' vo' , ,- ' li' ' .' All . I ' . X it I ' Ni LL, ' fi L I ' A ' ' I ll , I' dv' W' Zlilv H EN ELIZABETTI owl' I fl' Jlbvelv, loloorni ,Lh hid '9 You iwill find, llilerizieli alllvilgfll fl . J , Mt1si9,Elub 1, 2,v3, 49 MH Cluli I ,,' l, 2,536 Glee Clflb 1, 3, 4g Dramatics l ' ?.L'Sfroylighf Staff 3. lp , - 1 1 S I K' l Ii L f A 7 ,ff I' I ' l h f ,q , ni U 1 f 'L WANDA RUTH lxflADDOX A lovely brunette with a wimiing personality Librarian 29 Beta Club 3, 49 Glec Club 3, 49 4-H Club 2, 39 Marshal 39 Spotlight Staff 39 Safetv Patrol 49 LINK AND CHAIN Staff 49 Class Secre tary 4. LouIsE B. MCGUIRT 641-lou!! Silence is golden 4'H Club 1. 2. 3, 49 Glee Club 3, 4. a SEHIURS YD N. H-vs. fm 'fig -.fl 3 JACK HARRELSON Dorff take life too seriouslyg 1fou'll never get out of it alive Safetv Patrol l, 49 Basketball 1, 2, 49 F. ll. A. 2, 3, 49 Hi-Y Club 39 Spotlight Stalf 39 Dramatics 39 Bus Driver 49 LINK AND CHAIN Staff 4. GEORGIA ANN HOLLOWAY Mike 1Vl1en words are scarce, they are seldom spent in vain 4-ll Club l, 2, 39 Safety Patrol 4. 5 , Q lfiiiil if 1,3 9, ,' f 11.3 in M'.Qf'll J .9 r 'V 5' I '1'. if Y 1 , --If A If .fy MlARTiHIA ,NEEL KNgiIt9 ,Lf .1 dlvlarfylnl .. fn 'I 5' ii' ' if rf . Size.-S altvmfsflilzntly to lll'l'lll?lK1l'OlH1ll 'lil Libr A19 Safety' Patrol 1, 2, 3,,49,'l4ll-fl Club l, 2, 3, Secretarv 1, :Vibe President 2, President 39 Soft- ball l, 2, 39 Iunior Red Cross Coun- eil 3, 49 Spotlight Staff 39 American Legion Essav Award 39 LINK AND CHAIN Staff 49 President F. H. A. 4. lXflAX MCJNTEITH Hniackr Common sense is not so common 4-ll Club ll P. F. A. l, 3, 49 N. C. X. T. S. 2. NIARGARET PEELE Peele ' Tnzcrry heart, a niurry smile Biscoe High School 19 4-ll Club 9 Glee Club 4. Pave Eleven C rs IESSIE A. PORTER HFTlt!1ZllSl1i17 is fi noble i'lI1lC1'N 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 4, - , .1 .,.. 1., -li ,av Y: DOROTIIY IANE REID uD0tfr Dot has the lannclc for getting things done Glee Club 1, 45 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Class Se-crc tarv 35 Safetv Patrol 35 Marshal 35 Assistant Editor Spotlight 35 F. H. A. 45 LINK AND CHAIN Stal-F 4g Beta Club 3, 4, President 4. A . LY A pla y- RODVVELL g fl F 1 , i F ti 3 ' I1 qi ' tl 'if 1 cj ta tl1,f1t very f lo s' 'I I Eco ni. ,Clulx l ' C1 I, 2'l p ' ht Sr ll G Cl 5 CWSS 'l 'ver 4, ta Club 4: MA W AIN Staff . i 1, vf,5.J-C U05 l?LANE'1' ,E .Tl , 5 lane, , f 4 1 I K A Ish o11l'j1le.'ll1aslzet11 ll court Q 'et all I, 2, 3, I aim 4, ,. Softball 542, G1 ,cillfb I, 2, M14 4,11 Clu. I, zwigifice. .afm 3, Librayanl fefiuiior Re ross,-SOLID L c?i.LA'35 Drarnatics - afety Patrkl 35 , . Spotligh Sta us Dfiver L1-x ,A ' Vi A' 'ri I' Hx- i 'AI k 1 J ,A b I, I ,- . 31 L! I 'U 'Q J V C iff' Q 1 ,J x ROBERT HOWARD STONE, IR. 1VlIy tcnclwrs get gray F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Z, 35 HIAY Club 3, 4, President 3, Hi-Y Football 35 Safetv Patrol 3, 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 Baseball 4. Page Twelve SEHIORS A W7-V I 5 I , i r V, 0 FRANCES HAZEL PRESLAR Silence never betrays you 4-1-1 Club 1, 25 Glee Club 3, 45 l.ibI'ariaD 4. JOYCE TODD RIGGINS That lovely' blonde hair Derita 15 Sharon 25 4-H Club 1, 2, 45 Glee Club 2, 4. . ,J V M I.Wi'V' if 4' lb If I : , Q V If . X -v Q J J , Q!-jlx4ARq!A'l5gEI'WYCE Sjl5i,E'Ts jd 1 N if ' X149 Hgfvfinz, iffwacfiti 912141 Zikghb , f if ,, M gifs? cgiiiimvmiel' Ciubggf .3 otlight Q I ta , X Iyssg LT . ' v w ' ' M I LW! ,, eg. ,. 'ju X, jj A ,-JLU: ,VM ,, t-,V' 1,1 v if QU f 1 I lf' FRANCES ELIZABETH STONE Roxie Full of life aiu! lots of fun Home Economics Club 15 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 35 Librarian 2, 35 Spotlight Staff 35 LINK AND CHAIN Staff 45 F. H. A. 4, Vice-President 4. 'POLLY COLLEEN SUTTON A sweet disposition 4-H Club 1, 25 F. H. A. 4. THOMAS CLAYTON THOMPSON JAT' Cu!! His Sl1J22i112 helped win fmize for Be1'1'yhill Long Creek High School lg F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Bus Driver 45 Safety Patrol 4. all ' ',.of!'-f' ' urafa il. srmoris A 'r 'tball 1, 2, 3, 49 Basketball 1 - 5J4 '7, ' . lt' v 1 l - 6-gi. '.. I X. an 5, L ETHEL BUFORD VVEAVER A versatile athlete . 3 ,, Nye Xl l V ' CLARENCE A. WINGATE, IR. I J., '11 - l ' 2 .. H . J POST A ATE Skeets G -J B Listen to him play thu' A 'I 6 N AL jazz on the saxophone , R sn't ze cutie? Granby High School, Norfolk, Va. I- .3 f Musiygl 'lu , 4, 5, 1 ai tv Patro lg Dramatics 2, 35 Music 2, 3, 45 1 , , 55 'Msket ll 4: H lub 4 5 Band 2, 3, 45 Marshal 3, Spotlight ' -j '- ZI., I Seyretayx 1 u r , Chapl Staff 3g LINK AND CHAIN Staff 4: if ' us fer 5 EK A. 5: Glee Beta Club 4. W V, 1 4 -- ' l f ' if ' 'A , 4 ,f 'Z' M, 4,9377 Cf' efff f t , 5. i X rx X , f ...1 .f,' THE CLASS OF FORTY-EIGHT To the class of nineteen and forty-eight Ancl the many years gone by, To those of us who will graduate- VVe'll not leave without a sigh. To the teachers and the junior class- We hope you will not forget, We hope your memory of us will last . As you in our memory are set. But now, as we to the future loolc Wfe see what we leave behind- The days that could easily fill a book- These thoughts to our hearts, welll bincl. HELEN HOYLE, Class Poet Page Thirteen HISTORY On a bright sunny morning of September in the year 1936, a group of young, scared boys and girls took their seats in Mrs. Sharpe's Hrst grade at Berryhill. Of the forty-five first graders that took their seats only nine have completed the twelve year struggle at Berryhill. Ar first we found the g1'ades easy, because reading and writing were not hardg but as we advanced toward our destination-high school, our work became more com- plicated. With the understanding and patience of our teachers and parents, however, we entered the eighth grade, completing the last stepping stone of our grammar education. It was this year that our friends from Steele Creek joined us. In the late summer of 1944 we started on our journey through high school. With the help of Miss Lee, Miss Davis, and Mr. Davis, our new principal, we were assured that this year would be a successful one. Our officers for the Freshman year were: Leighton Todd, president, Carl Vvilcox, vice-president, Bob Lewis, secretary, George Brown, treasurer. The next year of our journey we entered school as Sophomores. This was to be a very big year for us, because we were going to have our first big high school banquet. The banquet was a huge success. We also gave our first 3-act high school play, Faith, llope, and Flarityf' which wound up the year for us. That year was unusual because, for the hrst time in its history, Berryhill did not turn out any Seniors due to the addition of the twelfth grade. The officers elected for our class were: Carl Wilcox, president, Leighton Todd, vice-president, Edith Blackwelder, secretary, Emily Nan Crier, treasurer. Entering our junior year, we looked forward to our real junior-Senior banquet. That year we had all the planning and work to do for the banquet, and we wanted to make sure our Seniors were royally entertained. The banquet was held at Hotel Charlotte and was a huge success. just before Christmas our class was suddenly saddened by the death of one of our classmates, Ceorge Brown. The junior officers were: Tommy Autry, president, Edith Blackwelder, vice-presidentg Dorothy Reid, secretary, George Brown, treasurer. This, our last and Senior year, has proved to be one that we shall never forget. All of the members of the Senior class have gone whole heartedly into making this yearls annual the largest and best one presented by any Senior class at Berryhill. We have taken a very active part in the sports, programs, and other activities of the school. We really appreciated the junior-Senior banquet, because the juniors did everything they could to make it a wonderful banquet. The high school paper, The Roundup, sponsored and put out by the juniors, has been one of the best papers ever presented to the Berryhill students, and we have enjoyed it thoroughly. The graduating class of this year, individually, wants to thank the teachers, parents, and others who have made it possible for us to receive such an education and have given us the conhdence which we needed for a wonderful start in life. CHARLES CULP, Class Historian Page Fourteen LHST lUILL HUD TESTHHTEFIT We, the Senior Class of this institution of learning, Berrvhill High School, in Mecklenburg Countv, having completed twelve vears of struggle and having accumu- lated a vast knowledge of studies, sportsmanship, citizenship, and leadership, do herebv draw up and ordain this, our last Will and Testament. ITENI I We, the Class of 1948, do will our leadership abilitv to our underclassmcn. To the facultv, we express our thanks and appreciation for a task well done. To the .lunior Class, we will our love for our school, hoping that their vcars at Rerrvhill will be as happv as ours were. ITEM II We, the Senior girls, do will our mirror to the ,lunior girls. We, Bettv Allred and VVanda Maddox, do will our tvping abilitv to Bettv 'Iiavlor and lX'lildred Cvaunt. We, Verline Bradshaw and Virginia Rodwell, do will our blonde, wavy hair to Shirley Montgomerv and Ethel Criesman. We, Dorothv Reid and Martha Neel Knox, do will the school store to Nancv Freeman and Dolores Setzer. I, Frances Stone, do will mv love for talking to Wilma Liles. I, Rebecca Davis, do will mv height to Call Nance. I, Buford Weaver, do will mv athletic abilities to anvone who can master them. Charles Culp, do will mv interest in agriculture to Charles Pitts. Pollv Sutton, do will mv quiet wavs to Marv Davis. I, S. C. Henrv, do will mv accuracv with a water pistol to anvone Ive ever shot. I, T. C. Thompson, do will mv bus to anvone who will drive it. I, lack Harrelson, do will mv short height to anvone who is short enough to measure up to it. I, Paul Christensen, do will mv abilitv to worrv teachers to anvone who can get bv with it. I, Joyce Cauble, do will mv love for good times to Sara Marks. 'I, Doris Fitzpatrick, do will mv cheerleading abilitv to Rachel ltlarris. I, Emilv Nan Crier, do will mv love for sports to Virginia Stone. I, lessie Porter, do will mv tvping speed to lXfIargaret Rovd. I, ,Ieanette Short, do will mv basketball abilitv to Marjorie Brown. I, Bruce Abercrombie, do will mv wittv wavs to Cene Carter. I, Iovce Sheets, do will mv seat in geometrv to anvone who is going to college. I, Louise McCuirt, do will mv white teeth to Arlene Evans. Q I, Tommv Autrv, do will mv piano and clarinet to anvone who can plav them. I, Charles Crump, do will mv skipping abilitv to lunior Nance. I I I I I I I I I, I. , Margaret Peele, do will mv long hngernails to anvone who wants them. , Rettv Chapman, do will mv height to Alice Knox. , Hazel Preslar, do will mv complexion to Anne Alexander. , Ceorgia Ann Hollowav, do will mv quietness to Katharine Freeman. , Marv Camp, do will mv red hair to Iulia Crier. , Sarah Freeman, do will mv billfold Cphotograph albuml to Evelvn Springs. , Marv Bvrum, do will mv rings to Nancv Cornell. A , Pat Adams, do will mv love for dramatics to Doris Smith. I, Helen Hoyle, do will mv artist's abilitv to the next Ilovle in line. I, Doris Freeman, do will mv shorthand abilitv to anvonewho can master it. I, Clarence Wingzite, do will mv studious wavs to Richard Bradfield. ITEIXI III We, the Class Lawvers, do herebv testifv that the above items are in accordance with the request of the Senior Class of 1948. CILARENCE VVINGATE VIRLlINI1k RoDwELL IXIARTHA NEEL KNox Class Lawyers Page Fifteen M9'a+ Sfualoll-5 '7 ' Lf , X ,,...., f S4 E 3 .A f : I 4 PIQJT B ILS! Y , mf: 1 ' 6 E - 35 -d C m1'csT E23 1 Q 0 f 1 B01 WJ 5 F3 MHINJSQAQ, ' !.. X -f b 5. .5'z5f ll I 1' ' f Q N , 'la ,1 4-l:A iw- V' 152. 15. 4. far-J-f Q, -gs, C li' 1 5 I ' Bowl Bm' g we 2 .4690 Dressecl !Qwy K f 5 Girl ' IV A X X xg. sg, ee X 6 b W ey B.sT SIX -F Al 5 Dnggd Q' K ' nn-nn--ull - 01 I 1 XJ Q? ' 'Lf-'iff M2 1 U ' g 'Q 'M W MQST' hfllldhic. 5:4 7 f is, I , , r NN wl'H:ksT 7 , 2 W M , .. 3 , wr 'S '- ' Yi 5 - , Hoff f N , U 'N ' Courho b. n 3 ' I Ll ' 1' 'V ' , ' K . .A A A - jp. 1 , 'Q , 1 ., . 'V ig fe Z 4 ?' 'R f XS, U h ifx If X fm hiv' Y ,, Y.. ,. ' 'Lai- ....f V 1- jf . C ufesf 'OJ' '9 0 hail 'Cc ,-: ,, fag! 15 fix 1- X XX QT BT-,,.,+ 1 W9 1 Ziff, lg S HMT Po Pl 'lf Gif PQ mosf u ,X 3 jx I Flu? Vcrsafflo Mhlgff-'Q 1 3 W sp '2ffQl'fSJ -. ..::.f l I S 1 I CLHSS PROPHECY PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL CHARLOTTE, N. C. APRIL 30, 1958 IJEAR IOYCE CCAUBLED, I am writing this little note to congratulate you upon your successful debut at the Metropolitan. I always knew you would make it. Bly night club in New York needs a featured singer for a summers run. I wonder if you would consider contracting with me to sing in my new musical next May, which Clarence Wingate, the multi-millionaire, is backing? Sarah Freeman is going to sing her famous torch song, and Betty Chapman is being featured as our solo pianist. Bruce Abercrombie, the comedian, will use the act that put Bob Hope in retirement. He has certainly come a long wav since Berryhill! Ieanette Short's Agency will furnish all the chorus girls. Ieanette took over the old Power's Agency, you know, with the competent assistance of Mary Byrum and Betty Allred, her secretaries. The costumes will be especially designed by Jessie Porter's Dresse Shoppe. I hear Louise McCuirt is keeping the place going bv her expert management. In order to have the very best I am having Helen Hoyle over from Macy's art department to desion the scenery exclusively for this production. She is quite good. Also Mlles. Doris CFitzpatrickhD and Buford CWeaverD are doing all the hair styles. Since I am selecting only the best, I know you can hardly resist my olfer. You have probably wondered at my present address. Well, I had a complete nervous break- down. Mary Camp, a leading psychiatrist, told me that I had to stop work for a month, so I decided that if I had to be idle, I'd come to Charlotte where I could enioy resting. At one time I was such a wreck that Reverend Neal Baker even paid me a visit! Coming down on Eastern, fthe plane was piloted by Max Monteithl I saw Hazel Preslar, Margaret Peele, and Georgia Ann Holloway on various planes, acting as air stewardesses. Margaret told me that Paul Christensen has taken General Rickenbacker's place as head of the Eastern Air Lines. Imagine that! As I was entering the Presbyterian Hospital, I saw Martha Neel Knox, ambling down the corridor. We stopped for a chat and I found out that Polly Sutton is here, too. She's my nurse now. Polly received a letter from Virginia Rodwell Cmedical missionary in ChinaD yesterday and got so excited she pushed a thermometer half way down my throat. A handsome new doctor here is very concerned, but Ioyce Sheets, his secretary, won't let him inquire. Ioyce came to see me day before yesterday and informed me that S. C. Henry iust defeated Ioe Louis. T. C. Thompson is in New York now. I saw him often after he became the highest paid professional baseball player in history. He is even more famous than Babe Ruth. I still haven't explained my nervous breakdown. Here is how it happened: Last month I telephoned to San Francisco to talk with Bruce about our contract, but I just couldn't hear a thing he said. VVhen I complained to the operator, I immediately recognized Doris Freeman's voice. We had a Hne conversation. It seems that Emily Nan Crier has taken Miss Rogers' place at Berryhill. Daredevil Robert Stone was featured at the Southern States Fair as Stock Car driver and motorcycle racerg and Tommy Autry just completed a bridge across the English Channel. This gave me quite a shock! However, the next afternoon things really began to happen. About 4:30, I heard a terrific buzzing over the roof. I climbed up to the skylight in time to see the famous stunt pilot, Charles Crump, come out of an outside loop right on mv chimney. This really put me in a state! And that very evening one of our rich clientele brought her little Dane along because she couldn't get a dog-sitter. The Dane managed to get out-doors and into our garbage cans, and contracted ptomaine poison. VVe rushed it to Rebecca Davis' Veterinarian Hospital but to no avail. I met Ioyce Riggins working as secretary, but in the confusion I didn't get to speak with her. The unconsolable dowager threatened to sue. Therefore, the next day found me bright and early at the omce of the best lawyer in town. Pat Adams, the best lawyer's secretary in the business, gave me a lot of useful hints, and we finally managed to settle out of court. And as if that wasn't already too much, someone told the F. B. I. that I was running a gambling house over my club. Silly notion! Presently Edith Blackwelder and Frances Stone came rolling up in a big black Buick to investigate. They found everything in perfect order, of course, and I invited them to stay and see the show. We all grew quite melancholy and talked at length about ole Berryhill. In the course of our conversation I learned that Charles Culp has iust been appointed Assistant State Forester, Verline Bradshaw has received special honors as a secretary, Billie Berryhill is working as head mechanic for Ford Motor Co., and in addition to this, jane Berryhill has been elected Mother of the Year,', now having a total of nine children of assorted sizes, etc. When the evening ended, Edith and Frances told me to appeal to the President if anyone gave me any more trouble. Dorothy Reid is his secretary now, you know. VVhen all that had run its course, I was a complete wreck. That's when Marv Camp got hold of me. I would feel much better now if it weren't for that infernal racket. Martha Neel iust told me that it is lack Harrelson and his fleet of Diesels, laying the foundation for a building that will top the Empire State. His secretary, Wanda Maddox, is right out there bossing the iob. I think I'll have a relapse if I think about my terrible business any longer. Please wire if you will sing for me. My salary is especially interesting! Sincerely yours, ANN BROCKENBROUGH Class Proplzetess Page Eighteen .' ffl-az, bffilw '23 ' Y' A, f ft 3 2, A J .. X ii 'ww f V, X , .4 Lx' 4 V 2' f if, ,q A we , H 1 if N - Azz. 'I 1 'Lux' Q J if 1 QAM Q 'I SIWHPSHOTS Page Nineteen PNY. - VI af! JUNIOR CLHSS OFFICERS JIINIBIIE KNOX ..... ........... ....... P r esident iVIERLE ROBINSON .... .... X fice-President EVELYN SPRINGS .... ..... S ecretary EDNA DELL HOYLE .... ..... T reasurer MOTTO: Fight to the Finish. CLASS COLORS: Red and White FLOWER! Red Rose Page Twenty JUNIOR ALEXANDER, ANNE ALEXANDER, RUE ARMSTRONG, HENRY ARMSTRONG, JANET AYCOCK, BILL AYCOCK, RUDY ' BERRYHILL, NANCY BERRYHILL, ROY BIGHAM, JIMMY BLACK, ANN BOYD, MARGARET BRADFIELD, RICHARD BRICE, ISABEL BROWN, LEIGHTON CARTER, GENE CATHEY, JOE COCHRANE, BAXTER CORNELL, NANCY DAVIS, MARY DESHIELDS, JACKIE DUGGER, PAT EARNIE, ARNOLD EVANS, ARLENE FREEMAN, KATHARIN FREEMAN, NANCY S E FUNDERBURKE, MARVIN GALLOVVAY, JOHN GAUNT, MILDRED GRIESMAN, ETHEL HARRIS, RACHEL HOLLAND, NED HOYLE, EDNA DELL 1,1 ,IV .fl , f' Q A l Page Twerzty-two JUFIIORS KING, LEWIS KNOX, JIMIVIIE LILES, WILMA IVIARKS, SARA MGCOY, JOHN MONTGOMERY, SHIRLEY MOODY, C. MOOSE, BOBBIE PANGLE, BILLY PITTS, CHARLES PLYLER, ROBERT PRATHER, IERRY REICHARD, CAROLYN REID, BETTY ROBINSON, MERLE SETZER, DOLORES SETZER, JOHN SMITH, DORIS SPRINGS, EVELYN STONE, VIRGINIA 4 TAYLOR, BETTY WALTERS, DOROTHY WHITT, CAROLYN WILLIAMS, BILL YOUNCE, WALTER ZACK, MARY No Picture ALEXANDER, HELEN -, ,Y .LL ,, ' Q 4 I' I fa-If ff'-lil-l ' V' 'JPAS ,B-JT' A . A JM-l ' 0' '4AADL , , , , . K U ,LJ 1n9V . ' ' , A A , JAIWES BERRYHILL BARBARA CRANE ABERNATHY, DAN ALLRED, TED BEATY, BERNARD BEHRENDT, PORTER BENFIELD, ,GLADYS BERRYHILL, BILLIE ANN BERRYHILL, CARL BERRYHILL, JAMES BLACK, DORIS BLACK, MACK BLACKWELDER, EINIILY BRANDON, THOMAS U J BuRGEss, M. O. I CAROTHERS, MARX' RCOLLINS, DOUGLAS CONDER, PEGGY CRANE, BARBARA CREIGIITON, ELAINE ICULP, KELL '- DAVIS, WILLIE RLITII DENSON, JOE DIXON, BOBBIE FAULKNER, JEAN FREEMAN, FRANK GREEN, IVIORRIS X. OFFICERS .. ...... President E. L. NANGE, JR. Secretary X. . . . . .Vicefpresident IJOUGLAS CIOLLI . . . . Treaiurcf 1-1 A Rfb da Lv: , I - LJ Y. I V Q , , . 1 n , . sQPHOmoREs I GBIC-E, CAROLYN. - GRIIER, JULIA GRIFFIT'H, VIOLA GUNTHORPE, SOISINY HENRY, DAVID HICKLIN, JIMMY S HODGE, MORRIS -'HOvIs, JOANNE HOVIS, P. L 6+ HUNTER, JAMEs . JACKSON, DONALD KENDRICK, JEAN LANDS, BOBBY LEDFORD, RICHARD LISK, MILDRED L H L LOELIN, JOE - R4ANER, ALBERT . JVIANER, OLIVER, MAUNEY, JOAN RKIOLKERS, DOROTHY . I HOVIS, RUBY ffjf gl fd S 'A MULLIS, BETTY RUTH NANCE, E. L., JRE, NANCE, GAII: A 0 NEELY, CHARLES PATTERSON, JACK PETTUS, BETTY ,'lgLYLER,Q PHILIP IJPRESLAIR, OLIVER - A PROBST, BARBARA ' 0 R I RAWLINS, EMORY RHYNE, BOBBY RICHARDSON, NIARIE ROGERS, ROBERT Ross, DOROTHY FRED GLORIA KENNETH DORIS DOROTHY SHOAF, SLATER, SLEDGE, SMITH, SMITH, SPRINGS, HAROLD STIKELEATHER, SYLVIA TAYLOR, JUANITA J TOLSON, J. D. TOOLE, DOUGLAS VALLIERE, DONALD VARGO, JOHN WAYNE, HAZELENE WILLIAMS, BARBARA WILLIAMS, DURHAM No picture KNOX, ALICE ,I My , I I W I ' fJ I f lf! ,. ' 1-Im ,,-.14 If ,3 Q I E1- 'I1 . ' ' A'- X l .Il -u s ,f Z- - WQQIWZZ f', , 7271 A M94-' WZ? ,E r'.f,f,- 1 9 v I q,.I' ' I I . 6 . t ' Y, 15: .J I U .- E ,f I J v . 0 5 .J 67 ' . r-'av 9 cw 51. G G .f 'A .f if :KJA .5-R4 I :Lap 0 ,NU : I X 1 I fl 'j ' , lr -A A 'Y -I gy I -'J 'Xl -'17, W +C I jx 1',,f'ff ' ' L 'Ju fi' ,E wr I 1' X, ff!! 19 'UM Yr:-,mr sHmnn CLHSSV , . rf! W J' OFFICERS! I I IL' f 7 DICK STONE ........ ....... P resident I,yg!fJ!RGE BIARSHJJLL U Kflf. . . . . .Secretary MARY ELLEN STARNES . . Vice-President,-'ffl .QABOLYN DAYJS . ..j . . . . .,.T1:easurer ff' MW BIGHAM, CAROLYN BILES, BARBARA BOONE, RAY BRADLEY, MARY BROWN, ALICE NEAL BROWN, MARJORIE BRYANT, CAROLYN BULLOCK, CHARLES CAPPS, RUBY CATIIEY, BETTY Cox, BARBARA CRUMP, TED CULP, DORCAS DAVIS, CAROLYN DEsHIELDs, BETTY DUNN, DORIS EATON, JACKIE ENGLAND, PATSY FAULKNER, WILLIAM FAUST, BILL FLOWE, JIMMY HALL, NINA JEAN HAND, PEGGY HENRY, JERRY HUDSON, NANCY JENKINS, BETTY KINARD, TOMMY KNOX, ANN . ' 5, , . J , ' ,Jr 0 1 , nr., I ,xf . NK I Y 7' ,J .4 5 .- Jlgilx 1 J' If ,., -4 Ky, J ,f,,..'J-51111, E 1 P A E' A' ' Maj? ff' ff IQ ' WVR' If V LACY, LEO LANE, REECE MARSHALL, GEORGE . ' A S! MARTIN, SUE Q. MATTOX, ELIZABETH- XI' vf 'K RICCATIIERN, ROBERT YN xr R'ICCORKLE, DONALD '- Q R'ICDANIEL, TOINIMY f . NICDONALD, BOB W ft ' I R'1CGEE, CHARLES ,, NICINTOSH, RVIELVIN MCDONALD, DORA LEE J J WX 3 FJ 1 M , J, , N101-IRIS, NANCY ' If MOSES, NIINNIE PAYE ' ,I A , I, RIUNDY, BONNIE SUE W' NEEL, DORIS NEILSON, ALICE 5 ' - I 1 ff PARKER, JAMES h ' ' PARRIS, RICHARD PEELE, HELEN ' ' 1 ' . .0,- POOLE, JOE IQPCAS RHYNE, CLAYTON 136 V rn ,nib fn, RHYNE, MARGARET ' RICHARDSON, MICKEX' SING, BILL SLEDGE, BILLIE SMITH, SMITH, SIWITH, SIVIITH SMITH, SPRING BETTY JO DORIS EMILY JIMMY JOAN ' S, BETTY I STARNES, MARY ELLEN STONE, DICK . STRATTON, JACK SUTTON, CARL TAYLOR, EVELYN TRULL, ROBERT VANDERBURG, HARRY VVILLIAMS, GRACE WILLIAMS, JUNE VVILLIAMS, LAURA YOUNG, COLEAN No picture EDWARDS, HAROLD NICLEOD, MOLLIE THOMPSON, BILLY PIERCY, PETE Q Q 9 W6 SHHPSHOTS iwwi W? - W f 4SiM sl Page Tu'e11tyfse1'eu SARAI-I FREEMAN . . . DOROTHY REID .... VIRGINIA RODWELL . . ......... .. EDITH BLACKVVELDER CPIARLES CLILP .... CLARENCE WIINGATE MARY CAMP ....., EMILY NAN GRIER VFOIXIMY AUTRY MISS LILLIAN ROGERS Editor-in-Chief Business Hlanager Sponsor THE LINK HDD CHHIIW STHFF . . .Assistant Editor . . . .Assistant Editor , . . .Assistant Business . . . . . .Aaivertising . .... Advertising . . . .Suhscription Assistant Editor A Ianager Assistant Assistant A lanager MARTI-IA NEEL KNOX AIACK HARRELSON . .. PAT ADAMS ..... FRANCES STONE .... ANN BROCRENBROUGH WANDA MADDOX BETTY ALLRED . it 3 .Subscription Assistant .Subscription Assistant Photographic Manager Photographic Assistant Photographic Assistant .............Typist . . .Typist mfffi I 5- 4 .tg ' 77 Page Twenty-eight fiib' , I t , , .. . ,Q 4, Q, S f , lit! A' . - . 'G . -, aw- . . .. A I ' A , 1 ' ,Mr 3 1 x f -yy .-A X: 'J A 1, I ,I-'ggi . . . v Q . ,a'7, 1 ,ff I -Y .. 2, 4,0 . ,. JIMMIE KNOX CHARLES PITTS Editor-itz-Clzief Business Afatzager EVELYN SPRINGS .. ...... Associate Editor AIUNIOR NANCE ..... .. VIRGINIA STONE ...Circulation Mamtger ANN BROGRENIIROIIGII . NIERLE ROBINSON .. ...... Sports Editor EDNA PIQYLE ...... .. DORIS SMITH ..... ..Sports Editor SARA NIARKS .. ANNE ALEXANDER .. ..... Reporter AIARY IJAVIS RUE ALEXANDER .. ...Reporter AIILDRED GAIINT . HENRY ARMSTRONG .. . ..... , ....... Reporter BETTY TAYLOR . . KATIIARINE FREEIVIAN . . ............... Reporter MISS IJYSART ........ . . MISS GODFREX' . ...... .............. S PUIZSOI' . .Reporter . .Reporter Art Editor Art Editor .....Typis1 . . .Typist . . .Tvpist . .Sponsor Page Twenty-tzitte BETH CL B The Beta Club is a national scholastic club. The chapter at Berryhill was organized in 1935. The members of the Beta Cluh are chosen from the students who have the highest scholastic averages. However, scholarship is not the only requirement for memhershipg character, leadership, and service are prerequisites also. The club lends itself to rendering school service on any occasion. Its aim is to help in the development of good character hy always maintaining high standards of living. DoP.oTHY REID . . . . . . ....... President EIVIILY NAN GRIER .. .... Vice-President Doms SMITH ..... ..... S ecretary TOMMY AUTRX' ..........,.............................,. Treasurer First row: Dorothy Reid, Emily Nan Crier, Doris Smith, Tommy Autry. Second row: Virginia Stone, Sarah Ereeman, Katharine Freeman, Nancy Freeman, Betty Chapman, Evelyn Springs. Third row: Edna Dell Hoyle, Carolyn Reichard, Mary Camp, Betty Allred, Wanda hladdox, Edith Blackwelder. Fourth row: Miss Morgan, sponsor, Clarence Wingate, Iimmie Knox, Miss Rogers, sponsor. Not in picture: Virginia Rodvvell. Page Thirty W v,mMm,,,,, ,,, aww. LIBRHRIHH ' CL The Librarian's Club is composed of students who act as assistants at the desk in the library and those who help to keep the bulletin board attractive. The purpose of the club is to promote better library service and to help develop a better library spirit and sense of cooperation on the part of all students. lVlARY CANII, . . ...... Presiclerzt VIRGINIA STONE . . . . .Vice-Presiclezfzi EVELYN SPRINGS . . . .Secretary RUE ALEXANDER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .Tv'c'nszu'er First row: Mary Camp, Virginia Stone, Evelvn Springs, Rue Alexander, Miss Tillerv, sponsor. Second row: Pat Dugger, Sarah Nlarlis, Carolvn Pxeiehard, Betty Chapman, Betty Taylor, Hazel Preslar, Nina jean Hall. Page Tlzirtyeozze Xfx. if Page Our bus clriyers have a great task, transporting us to and from school safely in rain, snow, and fog, as well as in sunshine. Despite these clifliculties they have done a Fine piece of work. First row: Mr. Davis, Charles Culp, jimmy Bigham, Henry Armstrong, Tommy Autry, lohn Calloway. Neal Baker, Merle Robinson, Emily Nan Crier. Second row: Roy Berryhill, Bruce Abercrombie. Thirfl row: lack l'larrelson, T. C. Thompson, Robert Stone. Not izz picture: leanette Short, limmie Knox. Driver Charles Culp llenrv Armstrong 'llommy Autry Roy Rerryhill -limmie Knox Robert Stone Bruce Abercrombie Tlziri yet wo Bus No. 4 101 32 15 98 86 52 T. C. Thompson lack Harrelson lVlerle Robinson Neal Baker jimmy Bigham lohn Galloway Jeanette Short 441 --,L 1 ,M Mir V r ,wrt-,a1ff1 ' W ' J ' 1 '1 2,1 A T ' , I N , ,W , , wi V. c , r, W W W... .4 f ,. -. so . , ,, , A . ' ,, - SQML -fy: iw.. iz' , f SHFETY PHTROL The Safety Patrol was organized for the safety of all on the playground, in the school, and on the busses. It has done an excellent job, and we are proud of Berryhill's safety record. First row: Floyd Baker, Reed Crocker, john Kelly, Chester Cordon, Kenneth Summerville, Donald Conder, William Eppes, Nancy Wilsoii, Vivian Aycoth, Cwen- dolyn Beach, Buddy Holder, joe McCinn, Doyle Tolson. Second row: Richard Propst, Charles Cordon, Carolyn McGee, Ann Liles, Barbara Bush, Doris Stockton. Third row: Mr. Davis, sponsor, D. Tolson, Iames Berryhill, VVanda Maddox, -lohn Calloway, Carolyn Davis, Georgia Holloway, Martha Knox, Marjorie Suter, Nancy Caldwell, Pamelia Bigham, Sally VVatson. Fourth row: Leonard Brannon, Pete Cashion, Nina jeanlolall, Emily Nan Crier, Mary Camp, Nancy Freeman. Fifth row: Ted Allred, Tommy Autry, Charles Culp, Henry Armstrong, Charles Pitts. Sixth row: T. C. Thompson, Timmy Bigham, Roy Berryhill. Seventh row: Ioe Cathey, Bruce Abercrombie, Merle Robinson, Bill Dugger, Cenc Carter, Marvin Funderburke. Eighth row: Robert Stone, Jack Harrelson, Lewis King, Neal Baker. Page Thirtyethree 4, w--pw 1 W- . Y , 1 s W, , , v . , 1, , -Q A. t, ' r , -f,, - , . ' ' ff A . . M 35. - .A - , .Ji ' V ne' f. ' WW. A vs. ,, 'V -4 -. . . , , , . a- a . 4 an ' if ,.,. i 1 ,. .. . ,f V '-I-fi -. .' -1,3 SJ 1 fi r A-'vi-'.S i:6 ' WfZ9If1t-fi? , -fi ' '- 1- f zz we f cfx f ,,,- ,- 5+ r. WWE? - ., '- . ' ' -- .V.. - 1 A if 1 ., , .T .a1e+j.,.-'rZ'2:c' , lf' -S-,ut--41 3,-M,'sa:gaffl5-,-W Ji-if Z' IIff?fe :'f -' 1 f f zfrf ' sa? :I 2 ar ' ---- ,WWWQ4 ff ' , f f 'f ..,,,, .p... ,,, :..tt.,,,,..... A ., , , i ,. . ,. - - - , 1 ,. 1 .,,.,, fA L ..i',i' Ay -: , M --4: ' K' Future Home-:makers of Hmeriea The Future Homemakers of America is a national club, composed of home economic girls. The chapter at Berrvhill is proud of the honor of being the largest F. H. A. Club in Mecklenburg County with a total of 50 afliliated members. Their school project for this year is the improvement of dressing rooms in the gymnasium, which are badly in need of attention. Mrs. lverson is the club adviser. MARTIEIA NEEL KNox ...... ............................. I Jresident FRANCES STONE ..... . . .Vice-President VERLINE BRADSHAW .. ..... Secretary MARY ELLEN STARNES .......................... ........ T reasurer First row: Doris Smith, Betty Springs, Barbara Crane, Ioan Mauney, Mickey Richardson, Bobbie Dixon, Sylvia Stikeleather, lean Kendrick, Betty Buth Mullis, Emily Blackwelder, Billie Sue Berrvhill, Carolyn Bryant, Ann Knox, Verline Brad- shaw, Frances Stone, Doris Fitzpatrick. Second row: Patsy England, Nancy Hudson, Betty tlenkins, Mildred Lisk, Pat Dugger, Marjorie Brown, Dora Lee lVlcDonald, Betty Deshields, June Williams, Doris Dunn, Dorothy Beid, Ioyce Cauble, Sarah Marks, Mary Byrum. Third row: Billie Sledge, Peggy Hand, Mary Bradley, Minnie Faye Moses, Ruby Capps, Margaret Rhvne. Barbara Biles, Evelyn Taylor, Laura Williams, Nina lean Ilall, loan Smith, Shirley Montgomery, jackie Eaton, Dorcas Culp. Fourth rout: Carolyn Bigham, Betty Cathev, Alice Neel Brown, Carolyn Davis, Emily Smith, Doris Neel, Barbara Cox, Mary Ellen Starnes, Polly Sutton, Elizabeth Mattox, Martha Knox, Helen Peele. Page Thirty-four FUTURE FHRITTERS OF HIUERICH The Future Farmers of America, commonly known as the F. F. A., is a national organization of boys studying vocational agriculture in high school. The motto ol the F. F. A. is, Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, and Living to Serve. The F. F. A. was organized as a national organization in 1928 and since that time has made great growth, now having chapters in every state, including Puerto Rico and Hawaii. i For the year 1947-48 the Berrvhill Chapter has sixty-five members. The officers for this vear are as follows: Charles Culp, president, lack Harrelson, vice-president, Robert Stone, secretary, Robert Plyler, treasurer, Charles Pitts, reporter, R. Drye, adviser. First row: S. C. Henry, Rudy Aycocli, Robert Stone, Charles Culp, Horace Burgess, Robert Plyler, Charles Pitts, Leighton Brown, Ted Crump, Melvin Mclntosh. Second row: Richard Parris, Walter Younce, Tommy McDaniel, Dick Stone, Bill Faust, limmy Smith, Tommy Kinard, lohn Calloway, limmy Bigham, Bill Pangle, Bobby Lands, Mr. Drye, sponsor. Third row: Rav Boone, Donald McCorkle, Neal Baker, Bill Sing, lerry Henry, loc Denson, Bobby Rhyne, Bobby Trull, Clayton Rhyne, Pete Piercy, Lewis King, loe Cathey. Fourth row: Morris Hodge, C. Moody, Harry Vanderburg, lack Stratton, Max Monteith, T. C. Thompson, Jimmy Flowe, Bernard Beatv, Morris Creen, Charles Neely, Kell Culp, Dan Abernathy, lack Harrelson, Cene Carter, Roy Berrvhill. David Henry. A Fifth row: D. Tolson, lames Hunter, Leo Lacy, Richard Ledford, Charles Crump, Ned Holland, Charles McGee, lack Patterson, Baxter Cochrane, Billy Bcrryhill, Bill Aycock. Page Thirty fi USIC CLUB I love to spend my time in singing, Some joyous song, some joyous song, To set the air with music bravely ringing ls far from wrongl ls far from wrong! The Berryhill Music Club is organized to promote appreciation of music in the school and to help in giving programs of entertainment. Miss Iuclith Autry is sponsor of the club. TOIXIBIY AUTRY .. ........ President VIRGINIA STONE . .... Vice-President EVELYN SPRINGS .... ..... S ecretary CLARENCE WINCATE ...................................... Treasurer First row: Tommy Autry, Virginia Stone, Evelyn Springs, Clarence Wirigate. Second row: Miss Autry, sponsor, Helen Hoyle, Dorothy Mollcers, Ioyce Cauble, Wilma Liles, Dorothy Reid, Marjorie Brown, Carolyn Bigham, Sarah Freeman, Nancy Cornell. Third row: Ann Brockenbrough, Barbara Propst, Emily Nan Crier, Neal Baker. Page Thirty-six GLEE CL B First row: Edith Blackwelder, Carolyn Grice, Hazelene XVavne, Betty Taylor, Mary Davis, Sarah Freeman, XVilma Liles, Virginia Rodwell, Dorothy Reid, Emily Blaelawelder, Doris Black, Doris Fitzpatrick, Ethel Griesrnan, Shirlev Blontgomery. Seewul row: Dorothy VValters, Frances Stone, Marx' Byrum, Ann Broekenbrough, Mildred Lisk, Nancy Cornell, Sara Marks, Verline Bradshaw, llelen Hoyle, Joyce Cauble, Barbara Propst, llazel Preslar, Pat Dagger, Bettx Chapman, Betty Allred, Rue Alexander. Third row: Joyce Riggins, Isabel Brice, Rebecca Davis, Jean Kendrick, Arlene Evans, Louise McCuirt, Bettv Ruth Mullis, Gladvs Benlield. Charles Pitts, Charles Neely, Henry Armstrong, Marvin Funderburke, Sylvia Stikeleather, Pat Adams. Margaret Peele, Jessie Porter, Jeanette Short, Alice Knox, NVanda Maddox, Doris Freeman, Miss Autry. director. , 2 is ' J f F t f ' Q ' - ff A 4 'QM -' 2 ' w 2.301 , ' 3. ' s irq- , A A fm A N A ,-,.., 55,5-ffl' 7 W1 'z J 1 ?g?czfs3i Y I .t x 3' 'Q 3,1-2 I -fs , .f fi, 2.15 f I ' - ,f ,J E 31 ' 2 ' ' if ff' f K af , 2 9 ' X i 5 I , ' e. . ,V 72' if ' A 1 it , 1 ff , BHIJD First row: Julia Crier, VValter Rogers, John Calloway, Tommy Autry, Sarah Freeman, Ann Brockenbrough, Emily Nan Crier, Clarence VVingate, Roy Berryhill, Charles Freeman, Phil Yarborough, Doris Dunn, Charles Neely. Second row: David Dunn, Eddie Broekenbrough, Gene VVilliams, Don VVirnbish, Leighton Brown, David Cauble, Bobby Pangle, Mr. Morse, director, George Randlette, Raymond Crice, Paul VVilliams, John Freeman, Charles Cordon. Page Tlzirtytseven JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCH The Junior Red Cross Council is organized to promote Red Cross work in the school. First row: Rita Porter, Dorothy Clark, Coldia Liles, john Hovis, Glenn Simpler, Patsy Camp, Susan Bethune, Mary McDaniel. Second row: Ricky Huffstettler, Gail Nance, Mary Ellen Starnes, Mariorie Suter, Betty Io Benson. Third row: Pete Piercy, Charles Pitts, Mr. Drye, sponsor, Io McGinnis, Virginia Stone, Ioyce Sheets, Edna Dell Hoyle, Evelyn Springs, Mack Black, Martha Neel Knox, Tommy Autry. KEY CLUB Paige Thirty-eiglzf The Key Club, organized this year, is composed of students who arc interested in debating, public speaking, dramatics, recitation, and writing. First row: Carolyn Reichard, Helen Hoyle, Evelyn Springs, Nancy Freeman, Rachel Harris. Second row: Miss Tillery, sponsor, Pat Adams, Jeanette Short, Ianet Armstrong, Edith Blackwelder, Miss Dysart, sponsor. Third row: Edna Dell Hoyle, Ann Brockenbrough, Dorothy Walters, Doris Smith, Mary Camp. Fourth row: Leighton Brown, Henry Armstrong, Marvin Funderburke, jerry Prather. 'Q web 1 5 fg , .. . I' -ef :-L f . ez f ,Wx .6 1 f K y E 'K41X-'Ki M wg ,iwif QQ NVD' 4'- Pngc' Thirty-nine CHHTPUS Page i'l'he highlight of the year for juniors and se ' ' h Q niors is t e Iunior-Senior banquet. 1 l d a CHIC persons from our school provide the entertainment. Selecting the king and queen of the Halloween Carnival is an annual event at Berryhill that causes much suspense and excitement. This year Jackie Eaton was crowned queen, and lack Stratton, king. Both are from the ninth grade. We are especially proud of our new cafeteria Mrs Black and her co-workers have done an excellent job in planning and serving the meals, which we find attractive and good. In the Berryhill gym, basketball is enjoyed bv both the teams and spectators. We are especially proud of their sportsmanship record. Forty . HIGHLIGHTS rga '--...galil lrhl .r inks Under the careful supervision of the Home Economics teacher, Mrs. Iverson, many girls have made their first dress and blouse, and cooked their First meal. Cultural arts at Berryhill are not neglected. Dramatics is especially popular. New talent is displayed with every chapel program and play presented. Typing and shorthand are taught here by Miss Godfrey, head of our commercial department. This is one ol the busiest departments in our school. Manual arts are practiced in the shop under the capable direction of Mr. Dryc. ln the classroom vocational agriculture is taught. Page Forty-one . ,fl A if M, A ,f m 4- 4' lm U 3 Berryhill has always ranked high in the Held of sports. She has set a record that is hard to surpass. CHEEHLEHDERS ,,, M ,f1,y J First row: Pat Dugger, Wilma Liles, Bobbie Dixon, Doris Fitzpatrick. ,J ' i IV if Second row: Marvin Funderburke, Henry Armstrong. p ll' ffl M i lfwaf I ' D if . Page 17orlyf1'11'o M QW l 'w ' x J , 1 'ff YL J Rr ri 15 a in I I A f 5 I X is Q f 'uf gg JV A F ' , ff M it wir B R S I4 E T B R L I. MR. NORWCJKJD, Head Conclz FIRST STRING-BOYS FIRST STRING-GIRLS SONNY GUNTHROPE ................ Forward -IEANETTE SIIORT .............., . LEWIS KING ...... .... F orwarcl EDITH BLACKWELDER .... .. MERLE ROBINSON . . . ,.... Center VIRGINIA STONE ..... . . . . ROBERT PLYLER .... Guard RUE ALEXANDER . . ROBERT STONE .... .... G zmrci BIIEORD WEAVER .... ANNE ALEXANDER . .. Forwnrcf F O1'1l'tN'C1 FOVIIWUVLI , . . .Czmrrf ... .Guard . .Czmrd Page lfnrl y lllrmr BOYS' First row: Billy Williams, Jimmy Bigham, Philip Plyler, John Vargo Frank Freeman, Robert Plyler. Second row: Mr. Norwood, coach, Oliver Maner, Roy Berryhill, Charles Pitts, Merle Robinson, Jack Harrelson, Douglas Collins, Sonny Gunthrope B!?IZflWance,.slr., manager. P: Lgfjizan X Q TEAM ,,,,. 5 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Page 17UI'lJ f:0Ill' We wish to extencl our thanks to Miss Ruby Walker and Miss Jane McCoy, alumnae of the school, who have trained and coached our girls' team. Kneeling: Gail Nance, Eclith Blackwelder, Jeanette Short, Virginia Stone, Rue Alexander, Jackie Eaton, Marjorie Brown. Standing: Sarah Freeman, manager, Evelyn Springs, Doris Smith, Buford Weaver, Alice Knox, Pat Adams, Anne Alexander, Emily Nan Grier, Dorothy Molkers. W BHSEBHLL Tlinm xc . s. ix . -X . V U 3 Seated: Philip Plyler, D. Tolson, Horace Burgesg. U A Stmfzoling: Joe Cathery, Lewis King, Doug Collins, lXlerle Robinson, ,p lqRSOnny Gunthorpe, Robert Stone, T. C. Thompson, Robert Plvlcr, Mr. .v X ' 'X fl, xl. Norwood, coach. J 3 if '- l. - N NJ x 'N fi vu Alix 5 4 XL f ,AQ , '- 5' nfl 4 A ,fl,,.' 'VFW' fl JL 'ML 1 . fl A l 1 -0 11 f l ' l , dn- vcffhi V J ,Lu 4. 41 'LL' LA , u ,,. J:-1 -' ' ffMz,ccLU L i f ,fl f ., A X sr I' ' r x fy -hz - J Pug e Forty-five Y 6'-ww? :if ' x ,ni-71 f K 7' rr. ' 5453A ,, , . n D a xi . 'J 1 'Q 'fu - l g A WA JA' X L - s-,.. sm r .5 4 ga v I 3, n Y -5 fl Q 5. f ,, . r '-wx. .A w.. v ' Og! ,Cm yr-'ah 1 I 'V NH. i s A ff' Q My -.3 A 4. sv .W 'M -..,,W.K ' gf L x , Y gr k N' fe JEFFERSON STANDARD POLICY Will Rogers once said, If a man does not believe in life insurance, let him die once Without any. That will teach him a lesson. Also, if a man does not believe in retirement income insurance, let him grow old Without any. That will teach him another lesson. The time to start your retirement and savings plan is now. JOHN W. BERRYHILL, JR., Special Agent 1001-05 Johnston Building CHARLOTTE, N. C. JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY RALPH PRICE, President GREENSBOR0, N. C. I - L. L. AUTRY CONCRETE PRUDUCTS INDIAN MOTORCYCLES Septic Tank Materials COLUMBIA BUILT BICYCLES Building Blocks Drain Pipe WHIZZER BIKE MOTORS F1'fs' Any Balloon Tire Il1'lcf ' WILMOUNT ROAD ROUTE 4 TELEPHONE COUNTY 5412 Shaw Motorcycle 8: Supply Co., Inc. WINGATE MFG. EU. 2524 Wilkinson Blvd. Designers and Manufacturers Phone 4-7500 Wingate Super CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Ice Chipper Page Forfyfseven SHEEIS IIIIIII SEIIIIISE BODY AND FENDER STRAIGHTENING BRAZING AND WELDING 112 114 SOUTH SYCAMORE STREET CHARLO N C Ph 'E 8029 Compliments 0 f WILSON GLASS SERVICE uk AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK GLASS REPLACEMENTS ir CHARLOTTE, N C Ph ne 3-0760 QUEEN CITY OIL CO. The Service That Satisfies KEROSENE-GASOLINE Mack's Surplus Sales Everything in Army and Navy Surplus Goods Retail Store FUEL 01L 400 south Tryon st. Phone 8612 E. B. MCMANUS-J. M. MCMANUS 0, . EARL C. BLACK, JR. EARL C. BLACK mms Phone 3-5213-6564 KING CHEMICALS INCORPORATED M ana factarers BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES 924 West Trade Street CHARLOTTE 1, N. C. Always Welcome SANDWICHES-MILK SHAKES SUNDAES-ICE CREAM DIXIE LAND York Road Mr. Sz Mrs. E. L. Bishop A Lacy's Alignment Service 15 Years Specializing in Automotive Alignment BRAKE SERVICE ' C omplim ents of THE PIEIIMIIIII DUNBRIK Cll., INII M a1z.fafactare1's of DUNBRIK AND DUNSTONE 709 McNinch Phone 4-3247 2614 Camden Rd. Ext. Compliments of MORRIS SEYMORE SERVICE STATION TOURIST CAMP Wilkinson Blvd. CHARLOTTE, N. C. AIRPORT PARK A Fun For All BRING THE KIDDIES Special Party Rates R.F.D. Wilkinson Blvd. Phone 4-5021 Page Forty-nine Buy SPARTON Radio Radio's richest voice since 1926 BRIDGES FURNITURE CU. Phone 3-3717 308 S. Tryon CHARLOTTE, N. C. Complimeizts of A FRIEND H UNION OIL CO. C07IZ21l'tWZf6'llfliS of . I . Parking-Washing-Lubrmating J. C. PRICE 24-Hom-A24 Your One-Stop Service Station Greenhouses Dial 4-6341 York Road 300 W. Trade St. Opposite Hotel Charlotte See, Fly, Buy . . . the new Navion by RYAN WHITEHEAD'S AIR SERVICE Phone 4-0806 Municipal Airport CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Fifty WE SELL FOR LESS We appreciate your business BEATY BROTHERS SERVICE STATIONS STRATFORD HOUSE Fine Furniture at Lower Prices 2541 Wilkinson Blvd. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 4-4245 ll IlY'S lilllll Why Search? You'll Find The Berryhill Gang Gathered To Eat The World's Best BARBECUE MILK SHAKES Open Nights Wilkinson Boulevard . Complim ents of MAllllY-llllllllll PIIPIZUIIN MACHINE llll. Popcorn Machines SL Supplies FRANK A. ST. CLAIRE, Dist. Mgr. 315 S. Church CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 3-1975 F CROSSROADS ESSO SERVICE Road Service A nywlicre WASHING-LUBRICATION POLISHING We Give You Service Cars called for and delivered Telephone 503 Belmont, N. C. TIIIIKEH-KIHBY EUMPANY BUILDERS' SUPPLIES-COAL Office and Warehouse Cor. W. Palmer and Southern Railroad CHARLOTTE, N. C. Home of TK Service Since 1920 KINGS COTTAGE 400 WEST TRADE ST. Page Fifty-one SAM SCHWARTZ MACHINERY CORPORATION Compliments of THOMAS 8: HOWARD Dealers in NEW AND USED Textile Machinery and . -l- -l- Supplies Phone 3-7764-5 Wholesale Grocers CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA lllAlH Mlllllll llll. YOUR FORD DEALER L 'I' Azttliorized Sales and Serrzfce B 'I' 318 West Fifth Street Telephone 3-6658 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Wright Cleaning EO. Laundry and 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 Fiftyvtwo Sporting Goods FA UL 81 CRYMES -5- 415 South Tryon Street Phone 4-0897 Snoolc Brothers Incorporated Fine Electrical Appliances 1016-18-20 Central Ave. Biggers Brothers, Inc. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Fruits, Produce and Eggs Nu-Maid Margarine Phone 2-3137 Jfay, jnwzllzq, Knmpanq, CHARLOTTIE, N. C. ALWAYS on the Sqzmre Americcfs Leading Jewelers For 33 Years Page Fifty-three SCHOENITH, Inc. FINE CANDIES, COOKIES and CHEWING GUM QUALITY NOT QUANTITY MOVIES in the comfort of your car Every night at dusk rain or moon DRIVE-IN CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE Shop Where Your Dollar Theatre EWS Most West T1'ade St- CHARLOTTE, N. C. T U R E R ' S 8 Good Pianos for Less Phone 3-4125 HIIIKISIID mop STORES 309 EAST TRADE STREET CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. Stanley Brown's Service Station Dealer in GULF PRODUCTS E.rpert Washing and Lubrication Corner Morehead St. and Dowd Rd. Phone 9569 RHIANICE HIIIIT 8 PRIIIJIIIIE CIIMPANY Wholesale Fruit and Produce 414 S. Brevard St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Fifty-four T-Az T Q MZ 5 mirsmx l' :Iii Il ENN 'TH l - ' 'dl I tl Wil I T .. 55555 -I : Mil if - HPI. '?-it jg I -r - in I ea tC CoCC ffl Efffii E T A A A J 3Ei?figii 1 it uummm ummm Crosley Shelvador puts twice as much food to the front-gives you 28 feet of front row storage space. The Shelvador is an exclusive Crosley feature-backed by all the newest improvements in home refrigeration. SPEED WAY FOR MEALS! The beautiful Crosley Shelvador saves you time every time you open the door- speeds up meal preparation by plac- ing everything at your fingertips. Carolinas Auto Supply House Distributors 221 NORTH CoLLEGE ST. CHARLOTTE, N. C. ,fs V A ' x L if 'Tx - dei' if X frm' , 1 R CHECK YOUR LIGHT Before Your Light Checks You! Good eyesight is your most priceless 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 li E PUWEH EUMPANY Serving the Picdnzonf C'urnI1'ur1s l'Vclcon1e To C CHARLOTTE MAID ICE CREAM PLANT 07' O CE CREAM 5 Nine Made With Delicious Guernsey Flavors Milk AT YOUR FAVORITE DRUG STORE OR FARM PLANT Shopton Road Phone 2-5520 Retail Store 1152 Elizabeth Ave. Phone 4-4489 Page Fifty-five Zwmfz BUILT BY 'BALDWIN XJR--'bcxf'-J CASE BRUS. PIANO CU. House of Baldwin 117 W. Sixth St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. MOTHER'S MADE-RITE is good bread CHARLOTTE BREAD COMPANY Compliments of III A IT T I 'S DEPARTMENT STUBE CHARLOTTE, N. C. ' 1 Laundry and Cleaning Morehead at Dilworth Road CASH AND CARRY CHARLOTTE, N. C. 1. O. IONES, unc. The Home of HART-SCHAFFNER 8E MARX CLOTHES Our 41st Year MAKE EFIRDS Your Shopping Headquarters ' 9 DEPARTMENT STORE CHARLOTTE, N C The Fnendlv Slow In I Frfrndlv CNY Page Fifty-six Complim ents o f Charlotte Fish and Cyster Company Parking Space For Customers While Trading 300-304 East Trade Street C H A R L O T T E P O U L T R Y Ct7nnzpIf1fmf'nfs of Aumdwf HHRTITIHHITS Poultry and Fresh Eggs Phone 4-6849 m H R H 928 E. 4th St. + + CHARLOTTE, N. C. We qpecmuze in 1406 W. MOREHEAD ST. CUT UP CHICKENS PYIOHQS 6171 and 6172 Pick the Pieces You Like Page Fiftyfsever DUKE PHOTO COMPANY CHARLOTTE, N. C. Portrait and Commercial Photographers BALLENGER BROTHERS W, A. BURNING COAL COMPANY GOOD COAL Engravers AND STOKERS SOUTH CHURCH ST 420 W. Second Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Pecan and Seahoard Rwy. CHARLOTTE 1, N. C. PHONE 3-5135 L SOUTHERN FRUIT COMPANY Q Q Ei...--. Fruits and Vegetables 50 419 W. 2nd st. CHARLPTTE' N- C- Phone 3-6181-2-3-4 KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Carolifna's Pioneer School of B?l,S'l7L6SS,' 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. 47th year. Fully Accreflifecl by the National Association of Accredited Cofnzfmercfial Schools Page Fiftyaeiglat NY E'S HARDWARE PAINTS 0 FEEDS 9 SEEDS FERTILIZERS We can save you money Telephone 2-3800 3131 Tuckaseegee Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. 1. A. BARKER rf SON CONSTRUCTION CO. Phone 4-8024 ROUTE 4, CHARLOTTE, N. C. We Strive to Please Compliments of BOULEVARD GROCERY MEATS AND GROCERIES CONGRATULATIONS S E N I O R S And Best Wishes for a Future As Bright as We Hope for OIu'seI1'es . . . W. P. DAVENPORT, Prop. I V E Y , S ' LITTLE HARDWARE A KALELAWING COMPANY COMPANY HARDWARE AND PAINT 1330 South Mint Street CHARLOTTE 3, N. C. E'verytlziIng for the Office 227-229 South Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 6135 NEEL BROTHERS DIXIE STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Cofmplimefnts of E. A. SING GROCERY Dixie Road Page Fifty-niu BAR BECUE LODGE WILKINSON BOULEVARD f Remember... FOR FASHIONS . . FOR VALUES . . . It's Smart to Shop at BELK'S Charlotte Lumber 8: Manufacturing Co. 2828 South Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Telephone 3-3149 CITY OIL COMPANY D'istf'ib21.t01's CITIES SERVICE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. Phone 7327 J. Sz. J. CANDY COMPANY Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE 1, N. C. Phone 4-5071 P. O. Box 1574 D E I.. P H Hardware 8: Specialty Co. Material Contractors 700 South College St. CHARLOTTE ll N. C. CAROLINA BARBER SHOP 1227 West Morehead St. Ozmwd and Operated by A. W. KING, JR. A. R. PEELE Phone 3-5403 Courtesy of MRS. NORA B. SATTERFIELD R. RAY SATTERFIELD Leaders in Permanent Waving -X 117 E. Blvd. Phone 9231 To 6 I 128 Sixty DOGGETT LUMBER COMPANY 111 East Park Ave. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 8179 Tires Washing Batteries Polishing Accessories Greasing Ralph Hood Service Station 800 N. Tryon CHARLOTTE, N. C. FACTORY OUTLET WILKINSON BOULEVARD Near Drive-in Theater CHINAWARE AND POTTERY ALUMINUM AND ENAMELWARE KITCHEN UTENSILS UUEHY-SPIVEY-MCEEE CU., Inc. 600 South College St. PURINA CHows, GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS Fertilizer and Hardware Phones fl-3282 and 3-5005 CHARLOTTE, N. C. HARRIS MOTOR LINES, INC. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Dependable Motor Freight Service Carolinas to Eastern Markets C o no plim e I1 fs of 'PETTIT MOTOR COMPANY 515 East 4th Street Phone 8157 CHARLOTTE, N. C. NIVEN DRUG CO. Prescription. Druggists KCUT RATE PRICESJ HOWARD NIVEN, Own cf 1' 131 E. Park Ave. CHARLOTTE, N. C. SMITH BOOK AND ART STORE MIRRORS-PICTURE FRAMES Booxs 402 W. Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Sixty-one Phone 4-4273 CAROLINA CHINA MARKET Wholesale sr Retail A C M E Plumbing Company, Inc. POTTERY, CHINA SL GLASS CONTRACTING Wilkinson Boulevard SUPPLIES 1 REPAIRS CHARLOTTE, N. C. E, DUNCAN, Ofwglgr E. Phone awfully HOBBY Cleef Your Hobby is Our Business JOHN T. VOGLER 131 W. 4th St. Telephone 4-4188 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of WELCH'S GULF SERVICE. S. Tryon and Morehead Phone 9430 CHARLOTTE, N. C. RENT A CAR SCARBROUCH DRIVE IT YOURSELF, INC. NEW CARS-LOW RATES We rent cars and trucks by the day, week, month, or year Telephone 3-4513 212 W. Fourth St. Creech Motorcycle Ee., Inc. Your Dealer for HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS CHRIS-CRAFT, CENTURY AND LYMAN BOATS 201 W. Morehead Street Charlotte, N. C. Phone 7675 GAFFNEY MUSIC CO. FINE BAND INSTRUMENTS Expert R6'I2Cll.l'I llfj 210 North College St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. For Your Furniture Needs LOWDERS LEAD 208 South College St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 3-1412 Page Sixty-two T0llLE'S AUTU SERVICE 300 MIDLAND AVE. Phone 2-2992 General Repair Service Specicrlizzfng in BRAKES, STARTERS MOTOR TUNE-UP GENERATOR WELDING ELECTRICAL WORK WILLARD BATTERIES Rodwell Realty Co REAL ESTATE Rodz4feIl Dllffflf-billf Homes' HOME BUILDERS SALES, INSURANCE 21115 N. Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Office Telephone 2-1691 Compliments of SMITH'S BARBER SHOP CHARLOTTE, N. C. EL MURRGCO SUPPER CLUB Cbmffolfek Fmeff and Bart, BILL CARTLEDGE, IJl'011l'fI'ff?f0l'- Page Sixt ll LISTEN TO The Music America Loves Best ON A GENUINE RCA Victor Radio-Phonograph Only RCA Victor Makes THE Victrolal Only RCA Victor Has The Golden Throat! SlllllHlIl Illllllll llllllll. The Carolifna Home of the Victor Dog CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of T:izo:s'llulX JACK BOMAR OASIS GRILL YORK ROAD For Steaks, Fried Chicken and Sandwiches of all kinds Phone 3-8488 GRIFFIN 85 HOLDER AUTO SERVICE 216 S. Poplar St. Phone 2-0335 CHARLOTTE, N. C. HALL 8: MORRIS COMPANY Distributors of School Papers 6' Instructional Supplies BELMONT, N. C. lt's New! It's Different! May we introduce Park- -Shop Food Center 2938 Wilkinson Blvd. Finest Foods ' Best Prices Better Service Park-N-Shop with us today And see for yourself Open 7 days From: 8 'til 10:00 Page Sixtyffour Q!-gwtdm Eau!-:Ogg E2-MGEQOM EEF-BOE ww Em v-gm EHQDEQZ hsiim CSMEEES 55 awapm Siege :OED OSAQEK5 ip! mise-:S-3 5:2-W 0:07:25 mZHAOmd6 mepow QZHAGMQU mrwmoz E01-Sm uugbm MKS U .QHEOWNM 'SSB 55 :Hg Sow .QSUUE VEE tag ,SQA SEE Awww .WQOENZ EEZMESW REEQZS ESO W3 EOC 502 8 E23 mgram EE Ammmmh SQA 8 E23 gig WANAOUOE EDN dmigmg E255 EOE F2653 23 WO 25 gggm WEE ,SHOE E325 32: UE-Em .BELHSOE WO 2653505 QSM M285 wig? 53 QE . . n mgpw 2: .wgzgzg 53 QE 38002 mga ON 'SPO 'HOL ,mE:Ogw 38002 in . . HWS 32 pm I i . NWOEWEQHOEME Emwiatgwgs ASOOEQW 'Eh Eqwg we ENR? as E NS EQ I mgzzgwfw Aalpmg WPOUU2 ++ WHZSCQG Mibbwmlm WAFQUUE wx? Q HE NAMED Dam :C Em Page Sixty-five Fly With DEATON at PLAZA AIRPORT Phone 3-7405 RENT A NEW FORD Phone 4-9198 Compliments of YOUNCE SERVICE STATION Corner of Morehead and Graham PHONE 9592 In Any EI'6'IlI--SQIICZ I9'Iou'ers IIIISIIA ll IIIIIIAI IIII. 300 North Tryon Street CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. Phone 8191 TRUSSES, ELASTIC HOSIERY ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS, SACRO ILIAC SUPPORTS, SHOULDER BRACES Professzfonally Trained Fitters WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY IIUMPIINY 106 East 7th St. Phone 2-4109 UNITED CANDY COMPANY, INC. Candies That are Goof? P. O. Box 104 CHARLOTTE, N. C. PRITCHARD PAINT AND GLASS CO. 112 West 5th St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Dial 6148 C o mp! im an ts of N. S. CARLSON DE LAVAL REPRESENTATIVE P. O. Box 1675 CHARLOTTE, N. C. 2 COMPLETE DRUG STORES I I 128 N. Tryon 109 S. Tryon Creators of Reasonable Drug Prices I Age Sixtyfsix J li S Appliance En. The Finest in the South Radios Washers Refrigerators Heaters Ranges Gifts 522 South College PHONE 2-3135 Superior Concrete Block For Every Building Need 4 Sllllllilllll Bllllfll CII. 3100 Hutchison Ave. PHONE 3-4351 We Serve Delicious Homemade Soup and Toasted Sandwiches RENDEZVOUS 317 South Church St. PHONE 3-4882 Cofmplifm ents of li. Il. Kenny Division Consolidated Grocers Corporation flflrznzlfactzwers and Distributors of FOOD PRODUCTS CHARLOTTE, N. C. 415 West Third Phone 2-1145-6 Cmnplinzents of BEHHYHILL BUUSTEHS CLUB Our Annual Barbecue Date The Third Thursday of October Page Sixty-seven dime 0 ' Z Since 1897 F'i'l?,68f Qu.alz'ty Dairy Products + VISITORS WELCOME + Phone 3-2153 2000 W. Morehead CHARLOTTE, N. C. IIIIMES Wherever located Ilan Use RlllA E GAS for COOKING WATER HEATING REFRIGERATION CLEAN SAFE ECONOMICAL DEPENDABLE Phone 3-8447 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Thrift Road I age Sixty-eight BL D Compliments of E. L. BLACK SL SON A Grade A Pasteurized Milk LACTIC BUTTERMILK CHOCOLATE DRINK THIN CREAM HEAVY CREAM lo Telephone 2-1500 Insurance A gency 109 Latta Arcade Phone 4-9544 u --4 I r ' , ' , II 0 'I 3 x R 5 ' I 7 LQQg, OBSERVER QRWIUG 'LQUQE I Page Sixty-nine 1 Q,L lQxfuf0gfdPl?J iqkfl 5!,lhAJAh3 m N '-g'L+Q7lLfl4-TL O at . - . oyvq' I 7- . 47 if' ZW 7 , jf' F 1 l 15. I f -7t.:1f.,-C.. 9 QW, Qdutograplaf Qdutograplas M v r E x 1 L l 3 E I 1 i I Y K