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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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C FOREWORD THERE comes a time when a class must separate, each going his own way. That time has come for the Senior Class of Berryhill High School. In the years to come we would like to lieep something of our friendship and associations together intact. It is the purpose of this edition of the LINK AND ClHAIN to keep alive in our memories the profitable and enjoyable times we have shared at Berryhill. At thc same time we would like to express our appreciation to parents, friends, teachers, and to all others who have made these memorable years possible. Page Two DEDICATION SOUND judgment, enthusiasm, friendliness, impartiality, a sense of humor, a sense of justice-these are some of thc qualihcations of a good adviser. Because we, the Senior Class of Berryhiil High School, have found these to he a vital part of MRS. ANN S. BAKER, we dedicate the 1951 edition of the LINK AND CiHAIN to her. Page Three ADMINISTRATION During the two years MR. VV. AQ Houeu has been principal of Berryhill School, he has gained our respect and aclmiration more and more. He has an excellent sense of justice and fair play. I le believes in working hard and playing hard, and he has established himself as ii real friencl to all. Mas. E. H. GRIFFITLI School Secretary FACULTY Mathematics MISS MARGARET THOBISON Comnzercial MR. U. S. NORWOOD Social Studies MRS. CONNIE PIARRIS Social Studies MISS BARBARA BROWN English MISS LILLIAN ROGERS English, French MRS. ANN S. BAKER English MR. IOHNNY OYNEAL Science MRS. FRANCES MARTIN Home Economics .P Ls., ls .Q MR. B. DRYE Agricultifre MR. ODELL CTOUNCILINIAN Physical Eclucation MRS. SARAH FIBHOIXIPSON Mzfsic 'SY 'SLN'- ,, , s '. ,.. 1' Z1 Page Sin. fl a-i rx SENICJR CLASS OFFICERS TOMMY lXfICDANIEL ......... President CLASS POEM IERRY HENRY ..... .... l 'ice-President Happy glmious high School days, NIARJORIE BROWN . . . ..... SeC1'etf17'j' The best Veal-S of our life, CHARLES PIICKINIAN .......... ...Treasurer Here we learn in many ways Through friendship, thought, and strife. MASQGTS Loving teachers toiled with us, VICKIE iVl1TCHI2LL ............. BILLY GEORGE COX Dear parents are striving Still, Best of knowledge to give to all cjLASS CTQLORS CTLASS FLOWER Within vOur realms, O Berryhill. Red and VVhitc Red Rose From Berrvhill to the world we go, And to vou we bid adieu, CLASS NIQTTO Prepared for work and friend and foeg VVe Owe it, Berrvhill to ou. Not what we give, but what we share: i Y For the gift without the giver is bare. COOPER KNOX, Class Poet SENICR CLASS HISTORY 1n September of 1939, with war clouds gathering in Europe, seventy brave six-year- olds began their education here at Berryhill. We soon became accustomed to this new way of life which was presented to us by our patient first grade teachers, Miss Barnette and Miss Dulin. As we went on through grammar school, we became better acquainted with school life. Each year a few of our classmates drifted away from us, while others came to take their place. As we were beginning our third year in school, our nation was aroused to war. We traveled through a world war, the like of which the world had never seen, and as we were completing our sixth year, peace was declared for all the world. We reached the eighth grade in 1946 and were joined there by the graduates of Steele Creek. Our class entered High School with great enthusiasm. Cut Freshman oflicers were: Dick Stone, President, Mary Ellen Smith, Vice-Presidentg George Marshall, Secretary: Carolyn Davis, Treasurer. We entered our Sophomore year with the guidance of Miss Linda Lewis and Mr. Norwood. Our oflicers for that year were: jerry Henry, Presidentg Donald Hamilton. Vice-President, Mary Ellen Smith, Secretary, Dick Stone, Treasurer. As the year came to a close, we learned that we were going to lose our beloved principal, Mr. Dan S. Davis. When the time came for us to begin our junior year, we were very happy to have Mr. W. A. Hough join us as our new principal. VVith his coming, our school under- went many changes which greatly improved it. This was a big year for us-the pubf lishing of the school paper, The Berrie Stains, the presentation of the junior Play, The Campbells Are Coming, and the big event of the year, the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was a big success. The junior-Senior was held in the ballroom of the Selwyn Hotel. The ofhcers for our unior vear were: Dick Stone, Presidentg Mar'orie . . 1 Brown, Vice-President' Marv Ellen Smith, Secretary, Tommv McDaniel, Treasurer. , 4 4 1 Our unior Class sent three re nresentatives, Tommv McDaniel, Charles Hickman, l . and Dick Stone, to Boys' State, and to Cirls' State went Marjorie Brown and Betty Springs. As we returned to school in the fall of 1950, our country was again engaged in rr world crisis-the Korean War. We eagerly began the hardest but most delightful task of our Senior year-the publication of the LINK AND CHAIN under the guidance of our able advisers, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Baker. Our Senior Class contributed to the Student Council a successful president, Dick Stone. Our Senior ollicers were: Tommy McDaniel, President, jerry Henry, Vice-President, Marjorie Brown, Secretaryg Charles Hickman, Treasurer. As Seniors we presented many programs-the Senior Play and Class Night being the most important. The banquet given us by the juniors was fully appreciated and enjoyed by every Senior. ln the heart of every Senior was a prayer for peace throughout the world as our Senior year drew to a close. JERRY TJENRY, Class Historian Page Nine 6' Y:-, ,, nf E ICR O 1951 Carolyn Gwynn Bigham UCAROLYNU Good-natured, generous, jolly and clever, her tongue, like a lorooklet, goes on forever. 4-H Club 15 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 25 Glee Club 35 Berrie Stains Stalf 35 Music Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 LINK AND CHAIN Staff 45 Cheer- leader 4. Carolyn June Bryant HCAROLYNU Determination is the keynote of success. F.H.A. 15 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 15 Quiz-Bang 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Temperance Award 35 Music Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 LINK AND CHAIN Staff 4. Doris Wilma Dunn HDORISI' Leave silence for suints5 l'm but human. 4-H Club 15 F.H.A. 1, 45 Band 15 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Music Club 3, 45 Beta Club 45 journalism Club 45 Science Club 45 Li- brarian 4. Charles W. Hickman, Jr. UCHARLESH Ambition rules my lzraing and love my heart. Alexander Graham Iunior High 15 Football 15 Golf Team 15 Quiz- Bang 25 Librarv Club 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 3, Viee-President 35 Editor-in-Chief Berrie Stains 35 Iunior Play Cast 35 Marshal 35 Boys' State Award 35 Beta Club 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Basketball 35 Treasurer of Class 45 Editor-in- Chief LINK AND CHAIN 4. Barbara Ann Biles Hiller lVhnt cure I when l can live mul rest, kill time, and take life at its very best. F.H.A. l, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Monogram Club 3, 4. Donald Lee Bullock MDONII Easy come, easy go. 4-H Club 15 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Round-up Staff 35 Football 35 Clee Club 45 Student Council 4. .lacquelyn Ann Eaton JACKIE Love, free as air, at sight of human ties, spreads her light Ivmgs, and in a moment flies. l'.H.A. 1, 35 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 45 Softball 25 Clee Club 2, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Music Club 2, 3, 4, President 25 Berrie Stains Staff 35 junior Plav Cast 35 Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4. Nancy Eleanor Hudson 'iNANCY A generous heart is like sun- shine to the soul. F.H.A. 1, 2, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Librarian 45 Science Club 4. Alice Neal Brown A-NnAI, Let those love now who never loved loefore, let those who always loved now love the more. Softball Manager 15 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretarv 35 Softball 25 Berrie Stains Staff 35 Student Council 35 Glee Club 45 Librarian 45 LINK AND CHAIN Stal? 4. Alice Elizabeth Cathey BETTY Her lovely smile lmunts me like a melody. 4-ll Club 1, 25 F.Il.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 45 Clee Club 3, 45 Music Club 3, 4, Sec- retary 35 Journalism Club 4, Vice- President 4, Librarian 45 LINK AND CTHAIN Staff 4. Harold Henry Edwards 1 lAnoLD He is our lraselfmll ioy mul pride, 'Long live Etlll'!ll'llS,, they fill cried. Ili-Y l, 25 4-H Club l, 2, 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2. 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3. 45 Substitute Bus Driver 4. Anne Cooper Knox CooPEII You never know what you can 'lo until you try. Softball 1, Manager 25 4-ll Club l, 25 F.H.A. 1, 3, 45 American Legion Award 25 Safety Patrol 25 Librarv Club 35 LINK AND CHAIN Stal? 4. Marjorie Ann Brown PuckI:rT Entlznsiusm is the lrreuth of genius. F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Basketball l. 2, 3, 45 Music Club l, 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 2. President 35 Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 Red Cross Council 25 Softball 25 Quiz-Bang 25 Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Business hlanager Berrie Stains 35 Student Council 35 Vice-President of Class 35 Girls' State Award 35 Bus Driver 3, 45 Clee Club 45 Secretary of Class 45 Business Manager of LINK AND CHAIN 4. Dorcas Gilmore Culp Dona They do not love that Ilo not show their love. 4-H Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Club 2, 35 Cheerleader 35 Berrie Stains Staff 35 Sextet 3, 45 Iour- nalism Club 45 Librarian 4. Jerry Leon Henry JERRY His time's foreverAeverytvhere his place. 4-II Club 15 F.F..-X. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, 45 Barrie Stains Statt' 35 Student Council 3, Treas- urer 35 junior Plav Staff 35 Beta Club 3, 45 Bus Driver 45 LINIQ .IND CHAIN Staff 4. Mou rice Leo Lacy Doc A lmmlfnl of common sense is worth cz bushel of learning. F.F..X. l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2. Page Eleven x .5 M ff Q ,WW cf, 4 Q- ,R .U Q , 5 . w, 2' 'il 9 um ffw X ff , S, , iv, xx, 4 X Hx f-41 E ,.a'.,..- 1, fi fri? R ' x' x,.. iw fwhwawf, K' , a W f Lwgaf t . fa 1, ,fx !:j',.y .,... .. W' ,f ,, ,f f ff f ' X! ' f AI if f X W , dtfy ! .0 ff!! f 4 ff U f K X9 X ff f , , y 7 ,M if M 5 . TZ M 4 f.. i f 3, X If X wx, .' 1 Yi w ,4 y' ,Mf Q' . L ,f, , ,. M, f X W X4 if f Page Twain' MW I ' ' ' V f x , . .. W ,, ,X f ff Z yr f - - f ff 7 TA. f f M f 4 f f f Q f 4 ' h Z V3 ,f 1 5 f ,, wmv if f 9 X wf A ,f J W E gy, X - 7',-MU, ,, A I. ,f,. . 3fjmff'M f f I? ,,,..A ,X s f f 1' Qs, f-3 41,97 'Z -,ag ,fy .f Ka' ' 1 J I ,- ,3 , AQ yi f fi? , Z fa' -Az gli? W? SE James Reece Lane HVVEECIEH Happiness is cheaper tlmiz worryg so why pm' the price? F.F.A. 2, 3, 49 Baseball Mana- ger 2, 39 Berrie Stains Staff 39 Substitute Bus Driver 39 Mono- gram Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Bus Driver 4. Donald Ray McCorkle DoNALn I laelieve in work lout l'm not in favor of it. 4-H Club 19 HifY lg F.F.1X. I, 2, 3, 49 Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4. Charles Stowe McGee A VV.xRP lVi11gs for the angels, lfmt feet For the man. Hi-Y 1, 29 4fH Club 19 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Substitute Bus Driver 3g Bus Driver 49 Glee Club 4. Helen Peele HELEN ln lier, all gerierous virtues blend. 4-H Club 19 F.H..N. 1, 29 Soft- ball 2. ICR F Ilga Lukevics Elizabeth Ann Mattox lust Lin ll'itl1 Silence, you will izerer U,fll711llf this luili' is tl mos! by prn'tr'flyetl. lrwalvle air, it shining smile tm l Krisianfs Barous lligb School g l'lL 1 hL'l 'H l, 2, 3. 4 ll Club l: li.ll.fX, l, 1, 3, 49 Betty Jane D. McCoy BET'rx ' HNVIIHL' but lierself emi be her pur'ttllel. F.ll.A. lg American Legion .Xuxiliarv .Xward 29 Berrie Stains Staff 39 Marshal 39 Beta Club 3. 49 Music Club 3. 49 LINK ,xvn CHAIN Staff 4, Melvin Dwight Mclntosh iXl1gLv1N Life zleiiemlx rm limi' you . ,,, live it. 4-H Club 19 lli-Y l, 2, Chap- lain 29 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 49 Substitute Bus Driver 39 Li- brarv Club 39 Berrie Stains Statl' 39 Junior Plav Staff 39 Clee Club 3, 49 Music Club 3, 49 Basketball 49 Bus Driver 49 Lima AND Crum Stall 4. Margaret Louise Rhyne M.x1it4Ait1:1 ' Hll11l7l'UlliCllll7lL' us ll liztmnziizg- loirtl. 441 Club 19 lr.lI.A. I, 2, 39 Clee Club 2, 49 Cheerleader 1, 3, 49 llead Cheerleader 3, 49 Library Club 39 blonograin Club 49 Librarian 49 LINK AND Crmix Stall' ll. Clee Club 2, 3, 4. H. Thomas McDaniel, Jr. H'llORIAlX'H Listen to Ul'L'l'1'UI1L'I tllen tlo as You please. ., .. lli-H Basketball l: lli-X l, 2, Presitlent l9 Baseball XIQIFILIQUI' l, 29 l7.l3..X. l, 1, 4, 'llreasurer 49 xlUI'lUQl'ill'Il Club Z, 3, 49 Basltet- ball 2, 3, 49 ,Xssociate Lrlitor Bertie Stains 39 'llreasurer of Class 39 Boys' State .Xwartl 3: Substi- tute Bus Driver 39 Beta Club 3. 4, llresitlent 49 Presiclent of Class 49 Bus Driiei' 49 Clee Club 4. Nancy Jane Morris N,xNc'x ' Nui Ion serious, not tori gat. hut ti jolly good girl in ei'ei'y way. 4-ll Club l, Z, 39 l3.ll.A. l, 1, 3, 49 Bertie Stains Stall 3: lunior Plav Cast 3: Journalism Club 4, President 49 Librarian 3, 4. William H. Richardson, Jr. BILL I lvelieve in getting into lmt nwiler . . . It keeps you clean. Catlieclral lligll School l9 Clee Club l. 49 Latin Club 19 Iunior Plav Cast 39 Bus Driver 3, 49 Class l.awx'er 49 Lima AND QNHAIN Hiatt 4. ' 951 Robert E. McCathern HR0BlfR'l l lite only tliree :lays tliut ilu not worry me are 1'eSterzlu9', lml.11', will trmmi'ro1i'. lli-Y Basketball 3: Burrit' Qtuins Slafl' 39 junior Plat' Stafl' 39 lli-Y 3, 4. James Robert McDonald Bois I like ll'Ul'iC1 it fuxeimites me. l conlil sit mul uiateli it for lmursf' H1 l 29 Baseball 2, 3, 49 Bas ltetball 2, 3, 49 Monogram Club 3, 4, Presitlent 49 l7.l7..'X. 3, 49 Berrie Stains Stall' gl Junior Plat Cast 3: Bus Driver 4. James Webb Parker jim i'Ifl't'lI llIllHQll vunqztisliezl, lie emiltl argue still. Qui!-Bang 29 Clee Club 2, 3, 49 Junior Plat' Cast 39 Science Club 4: Librarian 4. Helen Marie Rodden HBIARIEH Ulllll' motlesli' is u eumllv to llzy merit. Belmont lligh School l, lg Clee Club l, 2, 3, 49 Basketball l9 F.ll.1X. 2, 49 Berrie Stains Stall' 39 4-ll Club 4. Page T11 irteen 2 f . 'iLg,,iL1Jf inf? if M! E IORS OFl 51 William Porter Sing BILL To worry little, to study less, is my idea uf ltnppiness. 4-H Club 1, 2, F.F.A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Bus Driver 4, LINK-AND CI-IAIN Staff 4. Ola Irene Smith OLA She is as good us slze is fuir, for goodness dwells with kindness there. Mt. Holly School l, 2, Glee Club 1, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, 4-Il Club 4. Evelyn Pauline Taylor SIIoRTY O, the world lmtli not ti sweeter creature. 4-H Club l, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 3, Library Club 3. Emily Marie Smith EMII,x ' Ulrlatzg soi'rrm', cure will lcill it cut, and tlzerefore. let's be merry. Softball l, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, llistorian 3, Glee Club 2, Junior Plav Cast 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, LINK AND CIIAIN Staff 4, Class Proph- et 4. Betty Ann Springs BETTY HF1Ul'l01'l1'lQ and jolly, rendu' to do, serious and tiigiiifieil, :mil witty too. F.H.A. l, 2, 4, Softball l, Z, Music Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary' 2: Clee Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2. 3, 4, Library Club 3, Treasurel 3, Barrie Stains Staff 3, Junior Cast 3, Chief Marshal 3, Girls' State Award 3, Monogram Plav Club 3, 4, Secrctarv 4, Beta Club 3, Staff 4. 4, LINK AND CHAIN Grace Rebecca Williams CP.Ac'I2 fl lmly nt' polite leriruingg mul liberal eil1iuutim1. 4-Il Club l, 4, F.ll..X. 4, Glee Club 4. Joan Charlotte Smith joANII3 fl perfect lmly, uolrly pliiwziitnl, to ll'Lll'lI, to cmnfort und com- nmr1cl. l7.ll.A. l, Basketball 2, 3, Siu- glent Council 3, Berrie Stains Stall 3, Marshal 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Monogram Club 3, 4, LINK AND CHAIN Stall 4. Richa rd Parks Stone Dick Hilxlllfllllllf splemliil lius ever liven ilcliierutl except ln' tlznse uflm tluretl believe tlmt something inside them was superior to cir- enmsttmce. lli-Y Baslsethall l, 2: A I-.F..X. 1, 3. l, 2, President of Class 'lreasurer of Class 2, Bertie Stains Staff 3, Boys' State Award 3, V.F.X'V. Award 3, Junior Play Cast 3, Bus Driver 3, 4, Baslsct- ball 3, 4, President of Student Council -l. Laura Anne Williams HLALIIIAH 'El ll'Ul1llL'l'f1ll gal in every way. 4-ll Club l, F.ll..'X. 1, 2, 3, 4, liurrie Stains Stall 3, Clee Club 3, 4, Music Club 3, 4, Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, LINK AND CIIAIN Stall 4. Mary Ellen Starnes Smith XIII Oli luvel ll' death be sweeter, lu! me die. Pied Cross Council l, F.l'l.A. l, 2, 3, 4, 'l'reasurer 1, 4, Presi- dent 3, Vice-President of Class l: Softball l, 2, Sc-cretarv of Class 2, 3, Basketball Manager 3, 4, lunior Plav Cast 3, Monogram Club 4. Carl Wallace Sutton Nicky lite ficlcleness of tlze uwnmiii l lure is only eqzmled ln' the infernal constancy of the ll'lH1lL'll u'lm lore me. Ili X l, 2, 4-ll Club l, 2: lierrie Stains Stall' 3, Music Club 3, 4, Red Cross Council 4, Cheer- leader 4, LINK AND CIIAIN Staff 4. Patricia Anne Worley --PAT l'li1' face, the title page tn it lI'lIUlL' wiliinze of r0551ter1'. .Xlexander Graham Junior High School l, Central lligh School 2: Clee Club l, Z, 3, 4, Librarx Club 3, F.II..X. 3, 4, LINK ,mn CHAIN Staff 4. Page Fifteen CLASS PROPHECY On june 6, 1961, as my rocket ship glided to a halt after mv return trip from a vacation on Starlite Beach, Moon, I gazed into the horizon to see several flying saucers approaching. Much to my amazement, as the saucers drew near, I recognized the Hiers to be Betty Springs and Margaret Rhyne, two of my dear ole school- mates back at Berryhill High School. I 1 just when I was sliding out of my rocket ship they recognized me and came rushing over. After exchanging greetings we decided to have dinner so we could talk over our days back at Berryhill. I rushed to the nearest phone to inform my husband, Carl Sutton, who is now President of General Motors, Inc., of our special guests. Since Betty was scheduled to sing at the Stork Club at 9:00, Carl quickly called the hostess, Nancy Morris, and reserved the table nearest the orchestra. 1 As we entered, the sweet music of Berryhill's Alma Mater filled our ears. After we were seated, the music ended, the leader turned to us, and we were surprised to see that it was none other than Don Hamilton, another chap from home. He and Nancy joined us at our table, and together, the six of us, with what we knew, linked together little by little the fate of the Seniors of 51. Up until her marriage to jimmy Bigham, Margaret was a Powers Model. Marjorie Brown is running on the Democratic-Ladies ticket in the next election for President of the United States and has as her loyal campaign manager lV1elvin McIntosh. It was recently published in the New York Times, edited by Charles Hickman, that my sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Ellen Smith, has won the Mother of the Year award for 1961. james Parker gets involved in many lawsuits since he is such a promising lawyer. Reece Lane, owner of the largest dairy farm in the East, is assisted by his capable wife, the former Carolyn Bigham, and their three sons. Robert McCathern's latest novel, Life in Davy jones Locker, has just been published by Hugh Thomas McDaniel's Publishing Company, Inc. With the aid of their mighty coach, Bob McDonald, Duke University's football team was awarded the Southern Conference championship. Carolyn Bryant has been touring South America on a missionary trip. Barbara Biles has been arrested for attempted bigamy. Dorcas Culp has been pro- moted to manager of all the S. H. Kress stores. The remodeling of Charles McCee's artificial limb store has just been completed by the Henry Construction Company, owned and operated bv jerry. A beautiful job of interior decorating was done bv .loan Smith and Betty McCoy. jackie Eaton is on her third trip to Reno. Bill Richard- son has taken over as comedian in Milton Berle's place. Marie Rodden has the largest jewelry store in the South, with Donald McCorkle as manager and Evelyn Taylor as his efficient private secretary. The Douglas and Sing Funeral Home has been changed to just plain Sing, with Bill as owner and Harold Edwards as supervisor and adviser of the joint. The President of the United Nations, Dick Stone, has recently appointed Doris Dunn our foreign minister to France. Due to a large inheritance from her uncle, Alice Neal Brown has finally convinced Paul Starnes that he should marry her. Betty Cathey has just broken the world's record by making a complete trip around the world in two hours and five minutes. Leo Lacy spends most of his waking hours fishing, trying to live up to his name as the World's Cham- pion Fisherman. Cooper Knox took a refresher course at Harvard Law School to prepare for the position of judge in the Chicago Criminal Court, which has been offered her. Ilga Lukevics is now the United States' ambassador to Latvia. Lib Mattox has been chosen as one of the world's ten best dressed women. The courageous photography of th Z Bomb was made by Pat Worlexf as General Don Bullock's come pany conducted the operation. Many lives were saved bv the quick thinking stewardess, Laura Williams, on the rocket that made a crash landing near Baltimore, Maryland. and the johns Hopkins Hospital was filled to capacity. The chief nurse. Crace Wil liams, and her assistants, Ola Smith and Helen Peele, were kept quite busy. Nancy Hudson is now designing the Hudson automobiles, and this year's model is really a beauty. Ilearing all the news from our old classmates brought back memories that we still hold dear to our hearts of days we spent together at Berryhill. EMILY SMITH, Class Prophet I il I i V i 4- .ff-ms4u,::4 A LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and lifty-one, Berryhill High School, being of sound Inind and body, do hereby solemnly publish and declare this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I-To the Faculty Items: 1. To Mr. Hough, our beloved principal, we leave our deepest gratitude and appreciation for his help in solving our many problems. 2. To our teachers throughout the years we will our sincere appreciation for the time and effort they put forth in preparing us for the future. ARTICLE II-Toy Lower Classmen Items: 1. We, the Senior Class, will our for Berryhill to the class of '52, 2. I, Marjorie Brown, will my position as the only girl bus driver to Betty lo Montgomery. 3. I, Emily Smith, will my basketball suit to lo McGinnis. 4. I, Margaret Rhyne, will my cheerleading ability to Billie Ann Plemmons. 5. I, Nancy Morris, will my ability to have a good time to anyone who can live through it. 6. I, Betty Cathey, will the Georgia Crackers to Alda Adams, if she can find them. 7. I, Pat Worley, will my love for Kure Beach to Carolyn Crocker. 8. I, Doris Culp, will my geography book to Tency Collins. 9. I, Betty Springs, will my love for good times to Pam Bigham. 10. I, Bill Richardson, will my witty ways to Doyle Tolson. 11. I, Harold Edwards, will my baseball pitching ability to Bob Knox. 12. I, James Parker, will my curly hair to Terry Little. 13. I, Tommy McDaniel, will my love for good times to anyone who can have them and stay awake in class. 14. I, Helen Peele, will my ability to get along with teachers to Iohn Mattox. 15. I, Barbara Biles, do will my good times in my little Plymouth to Pam Bigham. 16. I, Bill Sing, will my straight black hair to Earl Springs. 17. I, Grace Williams, will my quiet ways to Nancy Caldwell. 18. I, Melvin McIntosh, will my bus to anyone who can get more than 30 mph. out of it. 19. I, Cooper Knox, will my giggle to Celeste Thomas. 20. I, Ioan Smith, will my blond hair to 'Io McGinnis. 21. I, Betty McCoy, will my height to Pat Harkey. 22. I, Carolyn Bryant, will my chemistry book to anyone who can make an A under Mr. O'Neal. 23. I, Carl Sutton, will my love for zooty clothes to Buddy Holder. 24. I, Charles McGee, will my ability to worry Miss Thompson to Earl Springs. 25. I, Don Bullock, will my draft card to anyone who likes to peel spuds. 26. I, Dick Stone, will my love for French to Hal Price. 27. I, Ola Smith, will my love for typing to Ray Boone. 28. 1, Marie Rodden, will my love for ice cream to Terry Little. I I I I I I I I I I I 29. , Carolyn Bigham, will mv love for cute boys to lean Helms. 30. , Reece Lane, will my ability to worry Swampy to Harry Black. 31. , Evelyn Taylor, will my love for football and cute clothes to Nancy Lee Wilson. 32. , Laura Williams, will my ability to sing like a hillbilly to Frances Taylor. 33. , Charles Hickman, will my love for beautiful women to Charles Bullock. 34. , Nancy Hudson, will my love of Home Economics to Joanne Henry. 35. , Doris Dunn, will my ability to aggravate people to Nancy lean VVi1liams. 36. , Bob McDonald, will my studious ways to Harry Reichard. 37. , Jackie Eaton, do will my love for basketball to Mary Toole. 38. , Mary Ellen Smith, will my iob as girls' basketball manager to Nancy Caldwell. 39. , Alice Neal Brown, will my ability to take a joke to anyone who can stand up under the pressure. 40. I, Lib Mattox, do will my long straight hair to Linda lohnson. 41. I, Leo Lacy, will my Harley to Thomas Gibson. 42. I, Donald MeCork1e, will my English grades to Grady Thomas. 43. I, Robert McCathern, will my Hudson to anyone who can drive it. 44. I, Jerry Henry, will my scholastic standing to Doug Plyler. 45. I, Ilga Lukevics, will my sweet disposition to Cherry Brooks. ARTICLE III We, the class lawyers, do hereby testify that the above items are the last request of the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one. LIB NIATTOX BILL RICHARDSON REEQE LANE Page Seventeen SENIOR Ufittiest Mos! P0l71IlUl' Most Versatile EMILY SMITII BETIY SPRINGS NIARJORIE BROVVN, BILL RICIIIIRIJSON IJICK STONE 'I1OAIIxIY NTCIJANIEL Best Sporis Must Likely to Succeed Most Courteozzs LAIIRA VVILLIAMS BETTY SPRINGS EVELYN VIAYLOR 'DICK STONE QTIIARLES IlIc:IcIxIAN IDICK STONE Page lii'Ql11CC7Z SUPERLATIVES MOST Athletic' Ci1lfCSf Most Stzfdiozfs JACKIE EATON BETTY QTATIIEY -IOAN SMITH BOB MCDONALD CEXRL SUTTON CTHARI ES I IICKIXIAN 'WMFWM - B-gmkj Vf 7LJ A Best Dressed Most Artrfzctive, Most Hmzdsonze Biggest Hem't11reakers CiAROLYN BICHAM NIARGARET RIIYNE DIACKIE EATON CJARL SUTTON DON BULLOCK BOB IVICIJONALD Page Nineteen E I Z JUNICR CLASS OFFICERS DCJYLE rl-OLSON . . . ...... President TOM IVIATTOX . . . .... Vice-Presiflent LINDA JOHNSON . .. ..... Secretary CHARLES GORDON . . . . . .Treasurer We AILV r 1 1 M A Q fn f A it ,, 4, Q A iw 7, ffl I Y.- A . 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P ' 2 Q-A f ual I, AF 'F 1 Y gb' CLIP Page Twenlyrfour A 5 'F SOPHOMORES' ALDA ADAMS JIINTIVIY AYCOCK JIIXIIVIY AYCOTH FLOYD BAKER DONALD BEATY WAYNE BERRYHILL HARRY BLACK ANN BLACKWELDER COLLEEN BOLTON BILL BOYD EDWARD BROWN ELBERT BROWN BARBARA BUSH PAT CAMP BOB CAPPS RICHARD CARVER CHARLES CHOATE CHARLES CROSS JOYCE DANNER DONNIE FERGUSON GRACE FREEMAN STERLING FOSTER HELEN GREENE BARBARA JEAN GRIFFITH SAMUEL GRISSOBI JOHN GUY NANCY FIATLEY LETHA HEFNER JOYCE HICKMAN BUDDY HOLDER SOPHOMGRES GENE HOOPER BETTY KUYKENDALL JOYCE LITTLE DORIS LOFLIN JOE MGGINN ANNIE MCLELLAN ANNIE Lou MILLS NANCY MOLKERS SHIRLEY MONTGOMERY JOHN MONTEITH ILENE MULLINAX MARTHA PATTERSON MARY PATTERSON PAUL PEELE DOUG PLYLER RICHARD PROPST SARA RANDALL LOYDE RIDENHOUR SYLVIA ROSS JEAN SIFFORD BARBARA ANN SMITH CHARLES SMITH SARAH SPRINGS FRANCES TAYLOR RICHARD WALSH MADELYN WARNER JANE WINGO ANTHONY WIRIGHT TABITHA YARBOROLIGH No Picture ROBERT BLACKWELDER PATRICIA CROSSWELL TERRY LITTLE JIMMY LIVINGSTON BETTY NEWTON BILL PARKER ROBERT SWANEY SALLY WATSON BOBBY WRIGHT l ' 'ff' iw , x iw., -S 1. 5 Hr ov .M- lj Q 3. 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Page Twcnly-si,x' I x - r 2 , ,Q Ztk V I V V. 1 .M --1 ' FRESHMEN MARY LEE ALEXANDER ROBERT ALEXANDER VIVIAN AYCOTH VVILLIAIVI BARLEY BEN BLANKENSHIP BILL BOYD DAVID BRANNON MARY ANN BRYANT BILLY CAPPS ELIZABETH CARPENTER JANE CATHEY DAVID CAUBLE BARRY CHOATE ELIZABETH CHOATE DOROTHY CLARK BUDDY CKDGGINS BOBBY COSTNER BOSS CULP PATSY DENSON MIKE EPPLEY WILLIAM EPPS SHIRLEY FLOYD ALFRED FOARD CHARLES FREEMAN FFOIXIIXIY GIBSON JOHNNIE LEE GLADDEN CHESTER GORDCJN ROBERT GRAHAh'I MELVA GREENE BROWNIE GRIER THOMAS PIARLLEE JEAN HELMS JOANNE HENRY BENITA IHOLDER IOAN IIOVIS LAYTON HOVIS FRANCES FIUDSON GARY JONES FRANK KEISTLER JOHN KELLEY FRESHMEN ROE ANN KELLEY BETTY KISER SUSAN KNOX RONALD LEDEORD SHIRLEY ANN LOWDER IOHN LOWE -TOHN LUKEVICS KENNETH MARSH BETTY LOU MCDONALD CAROLYN MCGEE ANN MOSELEY MARLENE MOSELEY BLANCHE MOSES BLAIR NORRIS JOAN NURSE MARY ANN GUTEN LAURA IXNN QWENS BILLIE ANN PLEMMONS RALPH PRESLAR DONALD PRICE ELAINE RAWLINS BOBBY RODDEN EUGENE RUEE NANCY SHEETS TOM SIMMONS ADRIENNE SOUTHERLAND DOROTHY SPRINGS BILLY STEVENSON KENNETH SULXIIYIERVILLE DONALD SUTTON DOROTHY 'TAYLOR PATSY TAYLOR IIMMY TRULL ,IEANETTE WARNER KENNETH WHERRX' WAYNE WHITESIDES PHYLLIS WHITLEY NANCY LEE WTILSON LOWERY WOLEE MARGIE ZACK No Picture EVA LOU LEMLEY EARL MORRIS BARBARA NIPPER SAUNDRA SLACK X LISA .., f I -f .1 My, in A ff-T A I , ax .I,V Q ITS WM' E' A AI .AI 'M' c 6 I ai is 'rr X. Sa-S, If.. if 3 I ,I r X 'W' Ms, x S .f ' rims:-A I A Sa S 5 IZ: 5 f I .. ,vw 1 A as , fm D 1 A fx E, I I 1 v Q5 . 1 k 1 - Q , -I ,.,,, gals if xx, , 1, R S J' A -' .14 S K4 f H V J . ZLL , , vw 5 kill-' ' If-', Qi , QM 8 'Z 4- A Z.. -A in Q22 www ...,,,,, Q ' ' ' ' l ' A I Tai I'ag qu ..:, - ', if A e Tll'L'l1fj i6'l'?ll F , . I Page l1l'E'lZ1YCI1Lf ACTIVITIES THE 1951 LIN Mus. ANN BAKER ..... .... A riviser ww ..... . .... Adviser Mus. RENA M. Bno Literary Staff Bcttv Mcliov Ioan Smith, Charles Hickman, Bill l Richardson. Not ilu picture: Emilv Smith, Alice Nea Bfflwln. Plzotogmpluf Staff Pat VVorlev, Carolvn Bigham, Melvin McIntosh Bettv Springs. Q K AND CHAIN CHARLES IIICKM MARJORIE BROWN .... ..... Carl Sutton, Cooper Knox, Jerry AN . . ....... Editor-in-Chief .Business A Imiager Advertising SMH Henry, Mariorie Brown, Bill Sing, Betty Cathey. Carolvn Brvan Sulascription Staff t, Margaret Rhvne, Laura Williams. N. x . 9-L uf.- ..,,, .411 X . I I .Y Kiwi., 2,3 2 ' 'U 4 Y THE BERRIE TAINS STAFF HARRY REICHARD . . . . .Editor-infClzicf NANCY CALDWELL ............ . .Associate Editor Editorial Staff Connie Dixon, Nanev Williams, Nancv Armstrong, jo McGinnis, jackie Poteat, Steve Thomason, Bettv lo Montgomery, Cherrv Brooks, Carolvn Crocker, Von Richardson, joe Ross. CHARLES Ci0RDON ...,..... .Business Almzugei Miss lXf1ARGARET THoMsoN ............... Spmzsoi Advertising Staff Gradv Thomas, Nliss Brown, Sponsorg Pat Harkcv Hal Price, Roland Pitts, Tom Matrox, Tonmry Godlev Not in picture: Pam Bigham. Tech nical Staff Tencv Collins, Donald Conder, Linda Johnson, Mvrtle Eastwood, Shirlev Biles, David Dunn, Dixie Stevens, Margaret Nlarsh. L. 'Q First row, seated: Mr. Norwood, Mr. Drvc, Joe hlcflinn, Lingla Johnson, Dick Stone, Pain Higham, Miss Rogers. Slmzzliugz llal Price, Don Bullock, Blair Norris, Donald Conder, Joan Smith, Ronald Ledfofd, Phvllis Vllhitlev, Gene llooper, Sallv VVatson, Mr. Hough. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ,loE AlCCiINN . . . .......... . . .Vice-President LINDA -Ior1NsoN . . ..... Secretary Dick SToNE . .. .... President PAM Bicnarxt .... . . . .... . . . . . . .Treasurer ilihc llerrvhill lligh School Student Council, organized in 1949-50, has been very active in all school activities. The purposes of the organization are to enforce a spirit ol' coaoperation among the students and facultv, to help co-ordinate and regulate student activities, to assist in maintaining a high standard for the school by upholding high standards of conduct, to promote and encourage activities for the best interest ol' the school, and to develop good citizens through experience in government. 'lihe executive board of the Student Council is made up of the president of the student bodv, a representative from each home room, the principal, and three faculty advisers elected bv the student body. Page ililzirtv-tivo :jf is , . IAHNY A im N K E sn , 1 35 5- Y' B ET A L C L U B CHARACTER ' OFFICERS TOMMY lX'flCDANIEL . ........... ...... I ,resident LAURA WILLIABIS . . .l'icefPrcsiti'e1z1 NANCY CALDWELL . .... Secretary MARJORIE BROWN . . . .Treaszzrer The Berryhill chapter of the Beta Club, a national honor society, was organized in 1935. Its purpose is the promotion of honestv, service, and leadership among the students. Requirements for membership include good character, creditable achievef ment in school work and school activities, a commendable attitude, and leadership ability. In the very beginning the club became an active participant in school affairs, a role it continues to play each vear. First row: Bettv McCov, Bettv Sprinvs, Doris Dunn, Linda Johnson, Margaret Marsh, Libbv Wlhite, Von Richardson. Second row: Miss Lillian Rogers, Laura Vl'illiams, Tommv McDaniel, Marjorie Brown, Nancv Caldwell, Mrs. Rena Brown. Third row: Marjorie Sutor, Ilarrv Reichard, Cradv Tliomas, Charles Hickman, Ierrv Henrv Ioan Smith, Carolvn Brvant. l ' , FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA llihe l5.ll.A. is an organization inucle up of llome Economies stuclents working together so that we may lace the future with warm courage and high hope. For we are the builders of homes, l lomes for 1XIUC1'lCLllS future, , llomes where living will he the expression of everything 'llhat is goocl and fair, , Anal faith will he realities, not clreams. Our colors are recl uncl white, and our flower is the recl rose. Our motto is 'l'owzn'cl t New llorizonsf' OFFICERS -lo AlCci1NNIS .... ..... I J1'63SlLlLflII 'llENCY CTOLLINS . . . .Vice-President l NANCY SHEETS .... .... S ecretnrjt' ATARY ELLEN SM1T1r . .. .Treasztrer Mas. hlixn'r1N ...........,,....,.........,......................... Sponsor l l l l l i l l l l 1 l l V 'Y ' ' ' 'YW7 . l l l I-'irsl mu: lienitn lloltler, llettx' Cntliex, Nunn Sheets. Croelter, Von Richardson, Putsx' Denson, Marv Lee .xlC'X?.lI'lClCl', ' lo Meflinnis, lenex' Collins, Marx' lillen Smith, Prim Biglmin. Dorig Dunn, Dorothy Tgivlor, Laura Vllilliams, Annie McLellan, Seeuml mtv: Mrs. Martin. Ulu Smith, llurburu Bush, Frances klvmlil I302lllTl'nivlla.rlmHiIwllvplqcr' Ighlvllctlg?llb'PleTjll2ln5'rigf:Lil lzivloiy Nanci llutlex, llettv jo Xlontgomerv, Emilv Smith, dm Q A l 'ltwn' ', 'nl A llllv nan' ,Fry dfd Elf' Y'K.!x' Cnrolvn lliglmm, Bettx Springs, ,lovee Donner, Melvin Greene. Mall' Poole- JUVCC Lmlc- Lllmlwth c'w tL' dll 'SU' Yann' Caldwell, Sami Springs, jenn llelms, Phyllis VVhitlex, 'xilfl'- mc 50U'l1'5flf'n'-l- eleste 'l'homus, llvelvn Tuvlor, Virginia llzirtis, l3zirhzit'u . , I , Xlel,ell1ln, Johnnie Clutlmlen, IlliLzihetl1 clkll'17EI1ICl', Dorotlix l 'fl', 1 f -lmlce' lllflumlll' 'gm dlilklclxllleldell' 'MIT' N Springs, lilziine llziwlins, Pzitsv 'l'uX'lo1', llzirhurzi Smith, lean Outcn' Nanny ,liuflwli Mane, Od Ln' Itanlldtk fll-nu' Silloul, Graiee lreemnn, Sue Knox, Lih Murrow, Anne Petrus, Luuhu Olwmx Sllllilev. Flllvdf Colleen Bolton' lxzmcv Vlllwn' Ll Him, Null Bl.m,,n' .Xnnie Lou Mills, Doris Lotlin. l l'liiril mir: Put lliirltex. ,Xluclelrn XVurner. .Xltla Admins, I-'iltli mtv: cufillft' XVilliums, Marlene Moselv, Ann Moselx, lane XVingo, jenn lliuee, Shirlex lliles. Cooper Knox, jenn llettv Nlellomiltl, Blanche Moses, Roe Ann Kelly, Dorothx Cllutltlen, Viviun Price, llettx liuvltenclull, Put XVorley, Curolvn Clark, llelen Greene, Patsy Camp. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 'l'he F.F.A. is a national organization of boys studying vocational agriculture in hioh sehool. lhe motto of the eluh is Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to 3 P9 rw D Live, and Living to Serve. 'lihe l:.F.A. was organized as a national organization in 1928, and sinee that time has made rapid growth, now having chapters in everv state, also in Puerto Rieo and l lawaii. OFFICERS 'lERRY HENRY . ..... President TOM lX'lATTOX . ..l7iCC'Pl'f?SlllE7Zl BOB KNOX ....... .... S eci'etm' r llloixiixiv lXlClJANIEI, . . . .Trensiirer lvlELVIN lXlClNTOSIl . . . .Reporter MR. lDRYE . .Jldvisef ' .P l gefwff, First row: Mi. Drxe, Melvin Melntosh, ilerrv llenrv, Ronald vies, Ralph Presslar, Kenneth Marsh, Bill Rovd, ,limmv Trull, Pitts, Tommy McDaniel, Tom Matlox, Roh Knox, Ronald Charles Choate, Rohert Rlaekivelder. Ledford, VVavne XVhitesides. Fozirtli row: Brownie Grier, Reece Lane, Charles Rulloek, Dickie Norinent, Otis Daivlev, David Rrannon, Tommv Gihson, David Cauhle, llarrv Rlaek, Tommv llarllee. Second row: Tom Simmons, Rarrv Choate, Charles Freeman, Rohbv Costner, Edward Brown, karl Morris, Rob Rodden, Don Price, Donnie Ferguson, john Monteith, Tommv Codlev, Connie Dixon' Fifili row: NVavne llerrvhill, Leo Laev, Rill Sing, Harold Third rniv: Ross Culp, Ben Blankenship, Alfred Foard, Iidwards, Donald NeCorkle, Roh Capps, ,liminv Aveoth, john Robert Graham, Marshall Rodclen, Frank Keistler, Janis Luke- Freeman. Page Th iri v-fi ve MUSIC CLUB Sttzmlirzg, left to riglzi: Betty McCoy, lane Cathey, lean Glaclclen, Elaine Rawlins, Doris Dunn, Carolyn Bryant, Jackie Eaton, Melyin Melntosh, Betty Springs, joe McGinn, Carolyn Bigham, Marjorie Brown, Johnnie Lee Glaclclen, Joyce Hickman, Laura VVilliams, Nancy Hatley, Anthony Wlright, Betty Cathey, Mrs. Thompson. Sefitetl: Peggy Vanclerburg, Joyce Danner. GLEE CLUB liirsl row: Carolyn Bryant, lean Bruce, Grace Vtlilliams, Ola Smith, Marie Boclclen, Doris Dunn, Sandra Slack, Ann Mosely, lean Helms, Margaret Marsh, Libby VVhite, Nlarjorie Brown. Seeoml rote: Benita llolcler, Betty Kuylcenclall, blyrtle Eastwood, Carolyn Crocker, Evelyn llaylor, Carolyn Bigham, Nancy lluclson, Barbara KlcLellan, Betty Springs, Margaret Bhyne, Barbara Biles, jackie Eaton. illlzirtl rout: Pat Vtlorley, Susan Knox, Barbara Niuuer, Dixie Steyens, Alice Neal Brown, Betty H Y l l N C athey, Pevvy X'i1I1ClCI'l7LlI'U, Mary Toole, Celeste Thomas, lean Cladclen, Ann Pettus. mn P. . lfoztrtlz row: Dayitl Dunn, Don Bullock, Charles McGee, Billie Ann Plemnions, Boe Ann lxelly, -leannette Vklarner, Adrienne Southerlancl. Mary Ann Outen, Laura VVilliams, Vivian Price, lzloise l'o1'rl, Johnnie Lee Claclclcn. lfifilz mu: Bobby Capps, Grady Thomas, Bobert Gordon, Hal Price, Doyle Tolson, Tommy Cotlley, Steye Thomason, Connie Dixon, ,loe Meflinn, Gene Ilooper, Richard Propst. Sixllz Vout: Tommy McDaniel, Bobby Boclelen, Bob Knox, John Mattox, Bill lVlcKee, Charles llickman, Bob McDonald, Bill Bicharrlson, Bill Parker, Anthony VVright, blelyin blclntosh, l'erry Little. SCIENCE CLUB Seated: Steve Tliomzisnii, Doris Dunn, .Iiin IJLlI'IiCl', IXIIIIIIUIII' XV1'igIit. Stamiing: Connie Dixon, Mr. UINCQII, IILIITI' R0icIiu1'cI, Clcnc Ilmipci-, 'I'L'l'l'X' I,ittIu, Bill Parker, Nancx' Hudson. JOURNALISM CLUB airs row: I Iuncxi I urris, mis Linn, 0 . Q linnis, ic x' 'il ici, . nnic Jin Pt N .NI D ID ,XIC I'rr'QrIfX I NIiIIs, Doris I.c1IIin, Miss I31'cm'n. Secomi mir: .Inc Ross. CIm1'Ics C1orcIcm, IIziri'x IIcicIigmI, fIiu1'Ics ,XIcx4imIci'. Um Ic 'I'nIson, Put IIlll'IiCI', .IucI4ic Potent, Dinici Ilunn, Put C'msxx'cII. fa 542. ii ,ff Y ii? ..Q,,, all! mi warm pi BUS DR1VERS First row: Mr. Hough, Melvin Mclntosh, Beece Lane, Harry Black, Loycle Biclenf hour, Doyle Tolson, Jerry Henry, lVlarjorie Brown. Second row: Bob Knox, Bill Sing, Bob McDonald, Dick Stone, Bill Richardson, Jimmy Aycoth, Tommy lVlcDaniel, Hal Price, Bob Capps, Charles lXlcCee. Bill Bicharclson Bob Capps .. Doyle Tolson .. Loycle Biclenhour Marjorie Brown Harry Black Reece Lane . . Charles McGee . e Thirty-eight .....10 .....14 .....21 .....35 .....45 .....46 Bob lXrlcDonalcl Dick Stone . .. Bill Sing . .. Bob Knox ..... limmy Aycoth .. Melvin Mclntosh Hal Price ....... Ierry Henry . . . . Tommy McDaniel . ......... 135 ....88 94 . ..... 101 .... .116 ..117 .... .119 .....132 , h I' 6 rILr.'l'ICo MCNOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS Bots NICIJONALD ., .......... ...... P resident PAM BIGHAM . . . . . .Vice-President BETTY SPRINGS . . . .... Secretary REECE LANE . . . . . .Tret1s1iifei' The Monogram Club is composed of students participating in either Basketball, Baseball, or Cheerleading for a given length of time. The purpose of the club is to enforce a spirit of co-operation and organization among the athletes of the school, to instill among the younger students of Bertyhill the desire to represent Betryhill High School in the Held of competitive sports, to encourage sportsmanship and school spirit, and to promote athletic events. Tommx Nlcllaniel, Charles Bullock, Reece Lane, Tom Matrox, joe McCinn, Bob McDonald, jo LICGIDHIS hir. Norwood, Pam Bigham, Klargaret Rhyne, Tency Collins, Nlary Ellen Smith, Barbarl Brits Pat Harlcev, Sallv VVatson, Pat Camp, Von Richardson, Nlarjorie Brown, Emilv Smith Betts Springs. Front row: Barbara Nipper, Tencv Collins, Carolyn Bigliznn, Margaret Rlwne, Hemi Clzeerleiuler, Back row: Jimmy Aycoek, Carl Sutton. HEERLEADER Since athletics are yery important to us, a great deal of school spirit is displayed by both players and students. We deeply appreciate the wonderful work our cheer- leaders have done in leading this spirit through their enthusiasm and hard work. Page Forty one 59 M Q. First row: Gradv Thomas, Bobby Bradshaw, Doug Plyler, Tommy NlcDaniel, Joe iVlcGinn, Bob Knox, Melvin hlclntosh, Bill Richardson, illmmger. Second row: Charles Gordon, Dovle Tolson, John Mattox, Robert Cordon, Dick Stone, John Freeman, Steve Thomason, David Cauble, Donald Conder. Third row: Bob McDonald, Charles McGee. 1950-51 BOYS' BASKETBALL The Berrvhill boys, although not as successful as teams of the past years, won three-fourths of total games played. They were defeated three times in the county competition. Berryhill lost out in the semi-finals of the Mecklenburg tournaments and was eliminated in the Barium Springs quarter finals. Berryhill lost Cunthorpe, Loliin, Collins, Cvreene, Tolson, Freeman, and Berrvhillg of these, live were regulars of several years' experience, and their loss will be recognized. 5 is 8 H 1 2 l First row: Pat Harkev, Barbara Biles, Emilv Smith, jackie Eaton, Pam Bigham, hlarjorie Brown. Second row: Joan I-lovis, Mary Toole, lo NlcGinnis, jane Cathev, jean Bruce, Nancv Sheets. Pat Camp, ,lovce Hickman, Sallv VVatson, Bettv Springs, Marv Ellen Smith, Mtmuger. 1950-51 GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Berryhill girls had a successful season, not losing a game during regular season play. They went all the way to the Barium Springs semi-finals and lost to Union Grove, who won the finals. The girls made a creditable showing in the Mecklenburg tournament, losing in the Finals. Berryhill lost their stellar guard, Dot Molkers, as well as Alice Knox, the star center. The loss of these two members will be felt in tournament play. BASEBALL TEAM 'llhe 1950 Berryhill baseball team was a very successful One, winning eleven Out Of twelve regular season games and losing to Paw Creek in the Hnals of the eountv championship. CHARLES BULLOCK DON BULLOCK . . l'lAROLDr EDWARDS IDONALD IIAIXIILTON BOB KNOX .. LEO LACY . . . TOM lVlATTOX .. BOB lx'llCDONALD . ,IOE lVlCC3INN .. DOUG PLYLER .. RICHARD PROPST . Page Forly-four . .Catcher First Base . .Pitcher . .Pitcher .Outheld .Outfielcl . .Pitcher .Outfelfl . . . .Slfzortstop .Outhclrl .Outfeld PDS Charlotte Bread Company Bakers of M0ther's Made Rite Bread and Rolls 1807 South Tryon Street - Charlotte, N. C. Telephone 2-1651 Phone 2-6659 Residence 5-2473 ZEB GREENE New and Used Cars 2811 Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. BUTLER SEAFODD Everything in Fresh Seofoodsf' 919 South McDowell Street flust across from the Addison! Telephone 5-4409 Charlotte, N. C 3900 N, Tryon Street Telephone 2-3547 Charlotte, N. C. LOU-mHC HEHUELS We specialize in Say it with Flowers HAL Jlowm, .Shop Clipping - Stripping 131 South Tryon Street Charlotte, N. C Boarding - Bathing Dial 7114 Willis I. lMacl McCorkIe, Proprietor Page Forty-six KISER DRUG CO. Nome ot occurocy ond purltyu Business Phone Residence Phone 9552 2-4039 LIT'l'LE'S TEXIIIIU SEHVIIIE 1800 South Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. WASHINC-CREASINC-LUBRICATION Road Service W. L. Little 8 Sons Phone 2-3907 Rt. 5, Charlotte, N. C. Hayes Nursery Landscaping and Landscape Gardening Evergreens, Roses, Flowering Shrubs and General Nursery Stock Visitors Welcome Edward C. Hayes, Proprietor Residence 3-8175 Office 4-4514 Wm. Rhodes Company HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING 5314 Wilkinson Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. Phone 2-0585 3320 Tuckaseegee Road Illlilllllllllll IIIIIIIIHIS, Illll. Six Months Guaranteed Moth-Proofing at No Extra Cost to You Compliments ot N. S. CARLSON De Laval Representative P. O. Box 1675 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments ot TRI-POINT FOOD RENT A CAR SCARBROUGH DRIVE IT YOURSELF, INC. STORE New CARS - Low RATES E. A. Sing, Proprietor We rent cars and trucks by the day, week, month, or year Dixie Road Telephone 3-4513 212 W. Fourth St. Page Forty-seven HAIWGYS on The SQUOVQH Phone 2-2708 Residence 3-9785 Hay Jgwerfy Egmpgny Stiwalt Furniture Company HA Li I f tw lll South Tryon Street 'H G Gul 0 T G Way! But Less to Pay CHARLOTTE, N. C. 5414 Wilkinson Blvd. 'fAmenca's Leodrng Jewelers for 35 Years' CHARLOTTE 2, N. C' Boulevard Grill and . Collins Harclware Traller Park 3000 Wilkinson Boulevard 4334 Wilkinson Boulevard Phone 5-8345 MODERN CQNVENIENCES CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 5-9159 w. H. Huff a OIL EQUIPITTEITT SERVICE CO. INCORPORATED Sales and Services 3l06 South Boulevard Phone 4-0977 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Bennett Pumps-Neptune Meters-Cates Hose Gardner Denvert Air Compressors Page Forty-eilglrt CORSAGES ORCHIDS-GARDENIAS-CARNATIONS-ROSES .xgmerican Emily .ijzwidf 1515 South Boulevard Dial 4-0517 RENT FROM US Tuxedos-Full Dress Dinner jackets-Shirts Ties, Shoes, and Suspenders COLLINS IEHCHIITE CO. First Class Repairing On No. 90 Winder Parts Phone 56-7627 P. O. Box 1901 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of MIRROR LAKES FUN FOR ALL A a M SWIMMING MINIATURE GOLF DRIVING RANGE PICNIC TABLES YQUR Bring fem to Mirror LOIQCS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Phone 3631-J Salisbury, N. C. Mrs. W. L. Goodman QUEEN PIE CO. LIKE MOTHER MAKES Phone 2-1202 1212-18 Central Ave. Pies of all Kinds Made last night WE SELL FOR LESS We appreciate your business BEATY BROTHERS SERVICE STATIONS H. R. Efird E. R. Hefner lllllllillllllllllli PIIIIIIBIIIIS CII. BETTER PLUMBING SERVlCE Wilmont Road Charlotte, N. C. Phone 2-5332 Hinzie Fruit Company TRUCKERS AND WHOLESALERS' PRODUCE 1017 North Brevard Street Phone 3-8644 Page F01'fj 11i11C Compliments ot Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of CHARLOTTE, N. C. Charlotte Sporting Goods Co., Inc. 314 South Tryon St. Phone 3-0600 Sports Equipment for Every Purpose Agents for MacGregor-Goldsmith and Wilson Sporting Goods Company Beer-Curb Service-Soft Drinks LITTLE ROCK GRILL Popular Home Cooked Foods 6 Miles Out Wilkinson Blvd. At CharIotte's Newest Speedway CHICKEN, STEAKS, CHOPS ICE CREAM CIGARETTES SANDWICHES Compliments of lIO0D- GARDNER IIUTEL SUPPLY YOUR CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES I09-II5 West First St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Iiodley Brothers Implement Company Compliments ot CHARLOTTE, N. c. J. C. PRICE Allis-Chalmers Papec-Machinery New Holland New Idea Greenhouses Maytag and Philco Appliances Y0l'k Road PARTS SALES SERVICE BIISISIIIS Slllllllll Slllllllll FUEL OILS SELF SERVICE GROCERIES Route 4 Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. 'TN QL l 13.11215 ta,-,A llllllll IU IIIIIICIIII Plllilll Page Fifty DIXIE IIAIRIES INC. -, Xxlf! x ff S Q -f 'J ,, Oliver Brown, Manager Shopton Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. Wherever You G0 . . . T Peanut Peanuts B tter C d ' Sangwiches f00n:,,R,9,9.UCrS Potatinn Ohips, d,gu!ll'lnq,,, ouumau. ' I up 4 Remember Th' Seal-It's You A e of The Best Compllmemls Of JQHN KNOX Class of '44 and J AMES S. KNOX Class of '49 PARK 'n SHOP 2938 Wilkinson Boulevard ONE STOP SHOPPING Telephone 4-0103 THE STORE OF TOMORROW Page Fiftyeo Complimenfs of IHI I3lRRYHIll BIIIISIER ClUl3 UZ Annual Barbecue Date Third Thursday in October Fifty-two CHARLOTTE FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY john Deere Quality Farm Equipment 2300 North Tryon CHARLOTTE, N. C. DOGGETT LUMBER COMPANY 'Ill East Park Ave. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 8179 Compliments of SMITH'S BARBER SHOP 1335 South Mint CHARLOTTE, N. C. fhanlvffo 311111, and Uyawz, Kvww CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of AIRPORT MARKET Morris Field FROZEN E , :p5F,g+Qg:., DESSERT i!fillZlQ!lilis.l Just the Best Delicious ond Refreshing Drinks 2620 Wilkinson Blvd. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of MARTIN'S Department Store CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of MORRIS SEYMORE TEXACO SERVICE STATION TOURIST CAMP Wilkinson Blvd. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Fifty-thre KIMBRELL'S, INCORPORATED Dependable Furniture and Appliances Phone 2l39 Belmont, N. C. Prices Are Lower At H + lllllllllllll'S Slllllll lllllllllll PRESCRIPTIONS Free Delivery East Belmont + Phone 2634 Belmont, N. C Off 2655 R d 350 Belmont, N. C. .A llrmstrung lloal 8 llil Company 'leweler Bank Building Belmont, N. C QUALITY COAL Phone 2636 'Everythmg Your l-leortlw Desnresn H-K CHEVROLET COMPANY, Inc. Sales-Services FRICIDAIRE APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICES Phones 393 and 2913 Belmont, N. C. Page Fiftyffour Compliments ot HIVEHVIEW INN i' Wilkinson Boulevard DIXUN MOTOR CUMPANY Safer St'l'1'1'l't' Phone 319 Belmont, N. C. Fite 85 Bumgardner Funeral Home 515 North Central Avenue Phone 417 Belmont, N. C. Compliments ot lirier llry Cleaning 8 laundry On the Road to Berryhill 523 Catawba St. Belmont, N. C. Compliments ot STUWE MUTUH EUMPANY I Payne 5 Jewelers 4 oiAMoNos Pormzv wATci-iss cnvsm. IEWELRY CHINA 1 siLvsnwAniz oi.AsswAns 105 5- MON 5'- For Your jewel and Gift Needs Something they will like Something you will be proud to give Everything guaranteed' Belmont, N. C. Belmont, N. C. Page Fifty-fi1'e cnkins Manufacturing Company GENERAL MILLWORK INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DOORS SPECIALIZINC IN SCREENS AND SCREEN DOORS COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDERS HARDWARE l05 S. Midland Avenue PHONE 2-2029 CHARLOTTE, N. C. . . fu OPEN 6.00 A.M. TO I.00 A.M. 0, S PIA lllllll lilllll h e A l E lm T i V1 QRK Dining Room 6' Curb Service its Complete Fountain Service Delicious Toasted Sandwiches Try One of Qur Fomous Thick Frosted Shakes Phone 4-5978 2426 West Morehead Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. MORE POWER TO YOU! More power to you right now in your studies and your sports. And later, more power FOR you . . . when you want it for your business or home. We are expanding now to be ready to serve you. P WER C0 sa, a ff..alZ'a A.f.N..Y KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE CHARLOTTE, N. c. Corolino's Pioneer School of Business Intensive Secretarial, Accounting, and Business Administration Courses for High School Graduates and College Students. High Standards, Modern Equipment, Experienced Faculty. Individual Instruction. Efficient Placement Service. Slst Year. Fully Afrreclited by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools Page Fiftyfsix 28I5 Wilkinson Boulevard Phone 4-536l IIIIISS Ililllllilllli IIIIIIIPIIIII, IIIII. Specializing in rigging and boxing for export TRANSPORT CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT BOILERS MACHINERY Night Phones 3-3996 and 8762 NORTH CAROLINA EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Industrial Power Construction, Industrial, Compliments of LITTLE'S HARDWARE and L099 '9 Eq 'P 'e ' I334 soufh Mani sneer Raleigh Guilford Asheville W'lm'ngton CHARLOTTE ' ' CHARLOTTE 3, N. C. R. E. McGee H. F. Porter Phone 3-6208 Phone 2-5982 McGee and Porter Plumbing Co., Inc. Berryhill Grocery Serves Your Community PLUMBING CONTRACTING Groceries School Supplies AND Fresh Meats Gasoline REPAIR SERVICE Frozen Foods Kerosene Bus. Phone 4-0078 I74I Wilmore Drive CHARLOTTE, Phone 39-93I8 L. W. Aldrich, Owner Page Fifty-seven john E. Hamilton, President Donald E. Hamilton, Vice-Pres COTTON MILL MACHINERY CO., Inc. TEXTILE MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES OFFICE C1 WAREHOUSE 5236 WILKINSON BOULEVARD Telephone 3-4081 Charlotte I, N. C Compliments of MKQMW Compliments of THOMAS 81 HOWARD WHOLESALE ckocfks I Fifty-eiglzt 'W' Page Fifty-nine KEEP YOUR EYES ON CROSLEY for the finest in television for 1951 Distributed in the Carolinas by Carolinas Auto Supply House 221 North College Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. F 81 G TRAGTUR 00. FORD TRACTORS DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT Mt. Holly Rd. Phone 2-4286 Charlotte, N. C. HEHTH IIIOTOR CO. Your Ford Dealer SALES AND SERVICE Phone 5-8441 318 W. Fifth St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments ot Southern Pump and Tank Company Petroleum Marketing Equipment 1730 N. Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. STOCKTON MOTOR COMPANY Distributor DIAMOND T. TRUCKS 1525 S. Mint St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 4-5589 COPAL GRILL Fine Food! Steaks Chicken Country Ham Plate Lunches Owned and Operated by M. I. lMackl Hunter F. E. lGeneJ Gulledge Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page S ixty CITY 0lL GUMPANY GASOLINE-KEROSENE-FUEL OILS-GREASES F. W. lack Eaton Carl Eaton, lr. L. P. Eaton Phone 7327 Rt. 5, Wilkinson Blvd. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of Carolina Him 81 Wheel SllIllHlllll Hllllllllllllll lill. lllllll3Hl lllllllllllli llll. Laundry and Dry Cleaning l4l4 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--l4l4 S. Tryon St. BRANCH STORES: CHARLOTTE, N. C. 509 s. Tryon 1228 Gordon sf l83l S. Boulevard 214 E. Park Ave Phone 137 W. Trade Sf. l4l2 E. Morehead St. 2220 W. Morehead St Page SlXl1'-0110 MCCLUIIE LUMBEII EU. W. D. McClure Er Sons, Proprietors Lumber and Building Materials Mt. Holly Road CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. Phones 3-2561 and 6-II4O W. A. BUENING Engravers I27 South Church Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. BYRUM FEED 81 SEED CO. FU L-O-PEP FEEDS SEEDS LARRO FEEDS ROYSTER FERTILIZER POULTRY SUPPLIES Dixie Road Phone 5-4091 BO0KER'S SERVICE STATIDII Morris Field Phone 6-4I I6 Opposite Eastern Air Lines GAS-OIL AND ACCESSORIES Sheets Auto Service Body and Fender Straightening Brazing and Welding Phone 3-8029 II4 S. Sycamore CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of Hatcher Bros. Complete Line-Groceries Fresh Meats fr School Supplies Phone 9533 l63I West Blvd. Page Sixty-tu Phone 2-3535 Night 39-9789 FRANK GRUEBB NEW AND USED CARS 2619 Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Wilkinson Boulevard Beauty Shoppe All Lines of Beauty Culture Open Nights By Appointment 2404 Wilkinson Blvd. Phone 4-0376 YOUNCE LUMBER COMPANY 900 South Graham Street Phone 4-9703 L. L. AUTRY CONCRETE PRODUCTS Septic Tank Materials Phone 6-3671 2109 Hutchison Ave. CHARLOTTE, N. C. DELPH HARDWARE Building Blocks D ' P' mm 'pe 81 SPECIALTY G0., Inc. WILMONT RoAD ROUTE 4 TELEPHONE couNTY 5412 Wholesale Only Barbecue Lodge Chorlotte's Largest ond Finest Specializing in STEAKS - CHICKEN - BARBECUE Phone 9580 2927 Wilkinson Blvd. ll. Z. PRICE 81 ASSUCIATES, Inc. Heating, Plumbing, and Air Conditioning Engineers and Contractors Phone 8139 206 S. Church St. Charlotte 2, N. C. Page Sixty-three DIXIE Wholesale and Retail Meat Company BEEF-PORK-VEAL AND LAMB GROCERIES-PRODUCE Pineville Road Phone 3-6941 O WE DON'T MEET PRICES-WE MAKE THEM Wilmont Foocl Store C.,mp,...,..,,.. O. Complete Line - Groceries, Fresh Meats and School Supplies Feeds and Seeds 3000 North Tryon Street Phone 4-7527 Wilmont R d Route 4 Ph 3 5465 Compliments of COBLE DAIRIES, INC. WE GROW TO MAKE YOU GROW 2530 North Tryon Street Charlotte, N. C. P ge Sixty-four DOUGLAS 3x SING Funeral Directors Elizabeth Avenue at Fox Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Srofffng GMS J. A. BARKER 81 SUN 12' A U L Construction Company G HARDWARE AND MILL WORK C R Y M E S INCORPORATED t ' Phone 4-8024 Route 4, CHARLOTTE, N. C. 415 South Tryon Street Phone 4-0897 We strive to please CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS ROUGH 5' DRESSED LUMBER-SPECIAL WOODWORK Phone 3-5145 Page Sixty-five BLACK'S DAIRY E. L. BLACK 8. soNs Grade A Pasteurized Milk LACTIC BUTTERMILK CHOCOLATE DRINK THIN CREAM HEAVY CREAM TELEPHONE 2-1500 SENIORS, IT'S UP TO YOU YOU are the fellow who has to decide Whether you'll leave it or toss it aside. YOU are the fellow who must make up his mind Whether you'Il lead or fall behind. JUST think it over. lt's up to you. lvans-llamlina 'mm Consolidation of College Evans College of Commerce Carolina Business School 208 S. Tryon St. Phone 3-7738 THE EXQUISITE 670507222 R k yb d A 'I ble in many I d t d I . Come in. 5 h y I t ow DEALER'S IMPRINT CASE BROTHERS PIANO COMPANY II7 West Sixth Street Phone 6-l575 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Sixty-six Compliments af C. D. KENNY DIVISION Consolidated Grocers Corporation Manufacturers and Dlstrrbutars at FOOD PRODUCTS CHARLOTTE, N. C. 4l5 West Third St. Phone 2-H45-6 lllllIllHT'S ESSII SERVICE SAM SCHWARTZ MACHINERY CORPORATION Dealers in NEW AND USED Textile Machinery and . . Supplies Serving You With Esso Products WIIIQIDSOI1 BOUICVCITCI Phone CHARLOTTE' N' C' CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA C. B. Wright, Owner-Operator Septic Tanks and Supplies Drain Tile llllllllllllll EHIIIII lllllllllll Phone 4-4373 Wilkinson Boulevard POTTERY, CHINA, AND GLASS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL jerry MacKinnon, Owner Concrete Blocks and Pipe in all Sizes LEFLEH IIUNEHETE BLUCK EUNPIINY 646 State Street Charlotte, N. C. Open All Day Saturday Day Phone Night Phone 4-9l50 8749 Compliments at LUNBER, COMPANY. 520 Dowd Road Page Sixty-sev cmiouun nsmuiniuri NEEL BROTHERS SUPPLY CUMPIIIIY SELF SERVICE Restaurant, and , Institutional Equipment Dm' County 1202 COMPLETE OUTFITTERS ENIOY Jzfmnwat Milk and Ice Cream FOREMOST DAIRIES, INC. I224 North Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. TOOLE'S HUTO SERVICE 300 Midland Avenue Phone 3-4080 Specializing in Front Axle Alignment and Wheel Balancing 1019 North Grqhqm Street Sewing Machines Washing Machines at Vacuum Clean Refrigerators Fi e Points R d' s Electric Stoves V I ons, Fans Toasters Williams Hardware M 0 O R E 2 S and Feed Store Phone 4-4805 403 E. mae sf. Phone 3-9386 New and Used Household Machines Ralph Williams, owner Bought Sold Repolred Jage Sixty-eight g go I SN E 3 W1 We 2 f the 61 Of in 'S Y CO Mc REGULAR . try less cost . Ol' unsurpassed performance . mooth, For s E IN OL S GA delivering C 0 Q3 .D U1 U -C r 20 years McCoy's OVC For s gasoline. McCo ' Y motorists. money for thousands of aving Ill . has been ds goo the It Sl' d oi: o E Nm I: ELG I- gf Q: ri ho 15 4- 25 of VI '03 C.: 52 ma. 2.4 cus. :so re L .32 EE ,4 E .seg E: Q13 Sf -E.. 'UE .EW -53 mE Sfb CCOY uf 0 D- ui C .9 -0- U iv uw carefully supervised c 3 o U1 . : E o L il- :i o z. o J- E eu .: ll- SEYVGS YL I-I ET You can't buy better gasoline. next tank McCoy's. make E IN OL S GA your C SOUTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA O 5. ::f .9 5 c x - U :OU m: X w o : as-g 2.2m E 3 I -- o m 3 Z I c '-2 f 2 w 0 E.E D-:I1 Vim Q S w : g 53? bb..- -2.5-5 .E E o 2:-f A 317. S X E 4- 35-E, Ut.: ju.: 5 u I-.Q c 'E g.'2'EE' o G 5 o - o o 5.4-EI 23 LJLJV1' .202 Z Page Sixty-nine Compliments ot GAIIIIDII AIRCRAFT SALES 8: SERVICE, Inc. Cannon Airport CHARLOTTE, N. C. J IF F Y GRILL just Good Food and Complete Soda Fountain Service 235 N. Graham Charlotte, N. C H. T McDaniel E. M. BEATY SERVICE STATION Gas-Oil-Tires Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Telephone 4-6959 EDWARDS LUMBEH llll. Lumber and Building Materials I35 Gary Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. IIllIll'S lllllilllllllll Slllllllll 'just Alignment and Safety Service C 20 Yeors Specializing in Automotive Alignment 709 McNinch St. Phone 4-3247 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Courtesy of R. Ray Satterfeld Leader in Permanent Waving Safferge 3 1 E Blvd. Phone 9231 fig? Your Home Store PAYNE Furniture Company Walk o Block ond Sove the Difference II6 S. College St. Compliments ot D. P. RHYNE GROCERIES, MEATS, AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE Tuckaseege Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Seventy Pa rts 5-5608 Phone 4-5961 2215 Berryhill Road , at intersection West Morehead and Wilkinson Boulevard SHLEI11 SPRING COITIPHITY, Inc. MANUFACTURING-REPAIRING-RETEMPERING AUTO, TRUCK, AND BUS SPRINGS A complete line of NEW AUTO AND TRUCK SPRINGS llncluding Coill REID'S SERVICE FUEL OIL - KEROSENE DRY CLEANING SOLVENT Shell Petroleum Products Compliments of S. ll. KRESS 81 CUMPANY Wilkinson Boulevard Phone 3-1038 Charlotte, N. C. Phone 5-6874 2934 waikanson Blvd. Chqrlgtte Lumber Q Strawn's Cleaners Known for Careful Cleaning Manufacturing Co. 2828 South Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Telephone 3-3149 Page Seventy-o TANZY'S GRILL Famous Sandwiches HAMBURGER KING HOT DOGS BARBECUE Try Johrfs Hobo Chicken Wilkinson Blvd. at Airport Trailerpark t -V R -w -I mf-my BST s i KNAPP SHOES For Dress, Work, or Sport Wear sizes 5-is AAA-EEE Phone 3-8136 R. H. Stone SMITH BOOK AND WESTSIIJE IIIITU PIIIITS lill., INC. ART STORE We Buy MIRRORS - PICTURE FRAMES Burned and Wrecked Cars BOOKS 402 W. Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Telephone 7I47 2831 Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Charlotte Steel Products Company Machine Tools-Mill Supplies 224 South Cedar Street Phone 3-7770 CHARLOTTE, N. C. OBSERVER PRINTHNIC HOUSE, CHARLOTTE, N, C. Page Seventy-two L ,R 4 ,., IL- ' fm K, .. fn. ,Q Q I ., ya X -f XII, A., 1 K . , ww, .... . I H ,Pulp HL It 1 4,.lfnf k, f N 1 V .s N ,!, . -, V N . -,!, l-,ff 1 1 .O -,, . f , 4 'f.'N I L. 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