Boiling Springs High School - Treasured Memories Yearbook (Boiling Springs, NC)

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VI ,H- 'PT 5. Q, -1 V Q I r H. I., 4 1 U , I fgu' In V q, : tr-A , .,. -J.. . C: , , O4 'O xml' . ' -. ,1J,g, 1 xlib 'E I ,,.N,,., A , ., '2.',.n' , Fr - rm-.1 . vffggiigkg .fjjf .y QV, . ru P u - . g I TREASURJED 3 MEMQMBS F 8. 1949 P bl hd by S Bol gSp g Hgh School 3155 I P C1 Of 6 BOILING SPRINGS NORTH CAROLINA .gi x .O N Z9G s4H26Ei5ZZXiBKQ6 DEDICATED TO PARENTS AND FACULTY We, the senior class of 1949, dedicate this, our annual, to our parents who have so faithfully sacrificed their time and means to make our education possible, and to the entire faculty of Boiling .Springs High School for the spirit of wholehearted co-operation they have shown, and for the untiring and unselfish service they have always rendered. , -.i.A.,, , M ,, W, , M A S C O T S Suzie and Sonnie Hedrick ff Q if J 1 6? IY O. P. Hamrick, Principal, English Brooks E. Piercy, Agriculture Miss Dorothy Sue Hamrick, Home Economics Mrs. Unic Hamrick. Mathematics Dan W. Moore, Jr., Science, Physical Education B. Isley, French Mrs. Sanford Martin, jr., Social Science Miss Wanda Whicker, Physical Education N 56 G55 S X X KS SSS SENIQR CLASS OFFICERS JOE HERBERT ANTHONY 1, 2, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4 Annual, 4, Class Officer, Treasurer 4, Superlative. MARJORIE BLANTOWN 3, Junior Play, 4 ,Superlative, 2, 3 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3 4, Softball, 4, Paper Staff. RAY BRACKETT 3, junior Play, 3, 4, Basketball, 3 4, Baseball, 3, Class Officer, 1 2, 3, 4 4-H Club OfHeer, 1, 2, Glee Club 4, Annual Staff, 3, 4, Paper Staff. WAYN E EARLS 1, Basketball CONWAY GOODE 4, Superlative, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Paper Stall, 2 4, Class Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Beta Club Play. KIOHNNIE MAE HAMMETT 1, Softball. ALBERTA HAMRICK 2, 4, Beta Club, 1, Basketball, 4, Supcrlativc, 4, Beta Club Play, 4, An- nual Staff, 1, Softball, 4, Paper Staff. IMA -IEAN I-IAMRICK 1, Z, 4, 4-H Club, 4, Annual Staff, 3, Junior Play, 1, Basketball, 1 Glee Club, 1, Softball. MAX HARRIS 4, Annual Staff, 4, Paper Staff, 4, Supcrlativc. GRACE HAWKINS 1, Softball, 4, Annual staff, 4, Su- pcrlativc, 3, Marshal, 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball. 3, Junior Play, 4, Class Of- ficer, Secretary. 12V ELYN I-IESTER 1, Softball. IZENER HUFFMAN 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 4, Supcrlativc. FRANCES LEE 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club, 1, Class Ofli- cer, 1, Softball, 4, Cheerleader, 4, Su- perlative, 3, Junior Play, 4, Annual Staff. jOE DEAN LEDBETTER 2, 2, 4, 4-H Club, 4, Baseball, 4, Superlative, 1, 2, Glee Club. RACHEL ANN LEMONS 3, 4, Beta Club, 1, Basketball, 1, Softball, 4, Annual Staff, 3, Paper Staff. HELEN LaNEIR 4, Superlative, 1, 2, Basketball, 44, Annual Staff, 1, Softball. DORIS MARTIN 1, Basketball, 1, Softball, 1, Glce Club, 1, 2, 4-H Club. PETE MCCRAW 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Buse- ball, 4, Superlatlvc. GLENN POWELL 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 4, Class Offi- cer, Vice-President, 4, Superlative, 3, junior Play, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Paper Staff. PAUL ROGERS l, 2, 3, 4, Bzlslietball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, junior Play, 4, Beta Club Play, 4, Annual Staff, 3, 4, Class Offi- eer, President, 4, Paper Staff, 3, Mar- slxal, 4, Superlarive. HAZEL SPAKE 1, 2, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 4 Soft- ball. BILL XVALKER 3, junior Play, 3, 4, Basketball, 4, Superlative, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club, 4, Annual Staff. HAROLD WALKER Special Student. SHIRLEY XWOODALL 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Paper Staff, 3 ,4, Softball, 4, Superlative, 3, Junior Play, 3, 4, 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, Glec Club, 3, Marshal. SENIOR PROPHECY 1949 Z Let us climb into our Atomic Rocket which will take us thirteen years into the future. Zoom! We are off! . , ' We shall see some of our old classmates whom we haven't seen for many years. The first we see are Ray Brackett and Frances Lee, who are now Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brackett. They live on Washington Street in Shelby, N. C., where Ray is the sheriff of Cleveland County. Next, we see Glenn Powell who is foreman of Mr. Moore's farm on highway 150 near Boiling Springs. He is still flirting with every new girl that comes along. . Shirley Woodall is the girls' basketball coach for Gardner-Webb. The girls lost another game to Mars Hill last night. Let us hope they win the next one. Harold Walker, better known as Red , is now an engineer for the Duke Power Company . As we all know Albert Hamrick wanted to be a private secretary. She finished college and got a job with a private detective in New York. I think they finally got married. That's what that kind of work will do for you. Pete McCraw, who once said, I'll get a diploma or quit! finally quit after thirteen years of bad luck in senior English. Now he's driving a pick-up for the state. Max Harris is a nominee for governor of North Carolina on a Democratic ticket. Marjorie Blanton is choir director for the First Church in Winston-Salem. Ima Jean Hamrick and Hazel Spake had their wishes granted and have become models for several large concerns in New York. Wayne Earls is driving a bus for one of the several large bus lines in Boiling Springs. Izener Huffman made an 'athletic director for Polkville. He is making good showing in the basketball tournament at the armory. Conway Goode is agrciulture teacher at Lattimare. 1 Rachel Ann Lemons is now teaching second year French at Gardner-Webb. One reason she is so in- terested in French is that her boy friend lives in France. Johnnie Mae Hammett and Evelyn Hester are good housewives, or so their husbands say. Grace Hawkins is skating instructor at the Boiling Springs Skating Rink. She gets a thrill out of teaching boys how to skate. Some of the boys will never learn to skate because they like Grace's teaching too well. Joe Dean Ledbetter has a good farm south of Boiling Springs where he has settled down. Billy Walker, who loved make-up, especially when it was on girls, got a job as make-up artist with Twen- tieth Century Fox. Doris Martin is running her own beauty parlor in Charlotte. I think Paul Rogers landed a contract with some studio in Hollywood as an actor, Paul likes his oc- cupation. Helen LaNier, who was very good in English in high school, got a job as an English teacher somewhere in Virginia. And me, well, I'm just the pilot of this rocket which we are riding on. JOE HERBERT ANTHONY ASQ N X f gf gg M .,.. 12. 1, - 505 r . , X X . A 5 X gov. Q-A , X S Q ,,., . , , g 'X A 9 H : .:-::Ik:-f?.- Qi x SP .- X WS 'K X .X W Y f k-V: Q, .. -- .Qan- was, 'YL S1 6 Q.: 'Ii 1 1 i .f xx Q s i 1 3 f..Ln.g. Q iblwwvmf-W,.... 3 i KX X NM wx SQA Xp VH x X Sx-xx X Xxx xx x x sh. N , xx X X ,,.f - ,:,.. 5 ,. x ' :si I .,Ifs:s:5 3 X., . .':::s.'C- . .fx ' :X S 35 X Q, YW ,z xr V i x .. X ix - xf W Jaw v',-swifg QAQ Cvfg .- ff.. i 'T 2 was W-1 CLASS HISTORY 226 Our high school education was four years away in '4S. We had begun our work with 52 fellow students. Miss Dorothy Sue Hamrick was our Home Room Teacher. The Class event of the year was a weiner roast and skating party. We thought our boys made an excellent record by winning the class Basketball tournament. The Class of '47 had the loss of 10 members. We had a picnic that year. Miss Dorothy Sue Hamrick, our home room teacher, went with us. The 10th grade boys won the class Basketball tournament. In 1948 the class lost 20 more students and gained 1 which made us 3 total of 33 members . We honored the Senior Class with a banquet that year. The theme for the Banquet was In Fair Hawaii. It was given April 21, 1948, at the Hotel Charles in Shelby, North Carolina. The Juniors got 3, great Pleasure out of giving the banqlldt. We WlSl'1 tO thank Miss Dorothy S112 Ham- rick in giving the banquet and for being our home room teacher in '46, '47, '48. We ordered our rings in '48 and the Junior play was also given entitled Three Old Maid Aunts. The boys kept up the good work and won the grade tournament again. The class of 1949 has Mrs. Unie Hamrick for our home room teacher. She will also direct the Senior play. Our membership this year is 24. At the beginning of this year we received our class rings. They carried the tradtional emblem which is the torch. We are looking forward to the Banquet given in our honor by the Junior Class. But most important of all we are looking forward to graduation day, after that we will go to join the vast and happy throng of B. S. H. S. Alumni. ' RACHEL ANN LEMONS, Class Historian. ef' 'N - f . . els LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF CLASS 1949 Z Friends of B. S. H. S., being collectively of sound mind and body, no fear of anyone before us: We hereby make public this our last will and testament, the ninth day of February, 1949. We give and bequeath to the school as a whole any memories they have of us, either good or bad. We give and bequeath to our teachers all our unfinished lessons and our badly, unread reactions. We also will to them peaceful nights and undisturbed slumber, for no longer will they worry about our examina- tions, no longer will our grades disappoint them. To Professor Hamrick, our principal, we bequeath our heartfelt gratitude and best wishes for his great interest in us in the shaping of our lives and the part he played in making us what we are. May God's richest blessings be upon him always. To our parents who have made our school days possible, we promise to make the most of our education. To Hester Martin, Frances Lee leaves her dignity as a senior. Shirley Woodall leaves her talent to Frances Allen. To Johnnie Mae Smith, Marjorie Blanton leaves her wit. ' To Reese Honeycutt, Bill Walker leaves his ability to imitate Professor Hamrick on English class. Johnnie Mae Hammett leaves her shyness to Peggy Love Jones. To Billie Hawkins, Glenn Powell leaves his motto, Always be late for English class. To Lavenia Burgin, Grace Hawkins leaves her beauty. Alberta Hamrick leaves her ability to make good grades to Frits Blankenship. Paul Rogers leaves his personality to Peggy Hamrick. To Peggy Self, Rachel Ann Lemons leaves her ability to study. Helen LaNier leaves her seat in English class to David Hamrick. 'To Becky Brooks, Doris Martin leaves her ability to attract boys. To Steve Holland, Max Harris leaves his place on the annual staff. Conway Goode leaves his ability to be courteous to Carrie Lee Hoyle. To Mary Frances George, Evelyn Hester leaves her ability to draw. Joe Herbert leaves his ability to get geometry to Nick Green. To Madge Dixon, Hazel Spake leaves her English book. To Max Hamrick, Joe Dean Ledbetter leaves his ability to entertain Mrs. Ada Hamrick. To Junior Hamrick, Wayne Earls leaves his bus to drive. Ima Jean Hamrick leaves to Frances Weaver her ability to get physics. To Donald Gene Pruitt, Ray Brackett leaves his good-naturedness. IMA JEAN Hamucx, Class Tcstator CLAS-S POEM S16 The time has come for us to leave you, But never let this parting grieve you. The years have passedg We do the sameg We pass ong but you remain. The glorious hours that we spent with each other Must stop at this pointg they cannot go further. But our alma mater has been so dear That we'll never forget these blessed years. We leave with many a high ideal, With vim and courage, pep and zeal. Forward We go with these blessed things Which lead us on from Boiling Springs. CONWAY GOODE, JR. Class Poet X 'F f'X Z- 6 ff' Q Z ' 'rx fy- I-Q3-S KA fs fj.-X K' I-X A X ,rx HF fs JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Frances Allen, Treasurer Fritz Blankenship, President Ethel Blanton Clyde Bowens Keith Brackett Charles Bridges Geraldine Bridges Rebecca Brooks Lnvina Burgin Nellie Fowler Mary Frances George Sue Hammett Arlnnd Green Nick Green David Green Dewitt I-Iamrick, Jr. Peggy Hnmrick Billie Hawkins Steve Holland Reese I-Ioneycutt Carrie Lee Hoyle Peggy Love jones Everett Ledbctter Velma Ledbetter Hester Martin Howard Mauldin Betty Lew McSwain Ava Potter Donald Gene Pruett Mary Ann Scruggs Peggy Self Johnnie Mae Smith Frances Weaver Harold Weaver Dorothy Williams w -vu Q X 7 , Q31 5 'fx X Az. o i a f cv f f N? I SOPHOMORE CLAS SO FFICERS ,- Vw X ww- Nw Anthony, A. Anthony, B. Anthony, N. Blanton, Cartec Dostcr, I. Doster, N. Goode Hnrrill Hester Howington Humphries Hunt, l'rf'x. Jolley Jordon, Sc'1'rz'fary Lancaster Wk Bridges Hamrick I'iumphries Mcilrnw, M. M'cCrnw, F. McGinnis McGinnis Philbcck, C Philbcck, R. Scruggs Self, Vin'-P1'z'xia'c'111f Skcn Smith, j. K. Spakc Smith, M. Tcssinccr Vinsctt Webb Wesson 1 1 1 1 5 aw l xx 9..U-.9..- ,4!..U. , M -21.. -A FRESHMEN OFFICERS WK Bailey Childers Elliott fo-.1 Nwmx f Bchcicl' Cooper lfrnncis H.1mrick Blanton Boyles Bridges Champion Crawley Davis Davis Powcli Green Griffin Harris Hamrick H.1m1'ick Il.1m1'ick I lnmrick fkhm M371 Harmon Holland Hoyle Humphries Humphries ,Ioncs Lcdbcttcl' Lcdbcttcr I.cwis Martin Mintz, Svc: Mintz McSw.iin Scruggs, Prvs. Scruggs Tcssinccr Viucsctt Xvnlkcr Williiiiiis XVlliSll.ll1t, Wlltcrs Xvnllncc Xxyfllkill' V.-Prvx. ANNUAL STAFF BETA CL UB MARSHALS Hawkins, Ledbetter, Brooks, Hamrick, Smith, Bowens CHEERLEADERS Whisnant, Mintz, Green, Francis, Lee, Waters F. F. A. CLUB 4-H CLUB ww.. wirin- eau! Wasdvhiwd 3V X ,X I 1'-Tb-A KY N4! i GIRLS BASKETBALL A TEAM Miss Whickcr, Coach, Front Row: Hawkins, Brooks, Allen. Buck Row: W'0odall, Blanton, Smith, Hawkins. GIRLS BASKETBALL B TEAM . 9, . . . Front Row: Humrick, Qartce, Harmon. Back Row: Dixon, Martin, Hamrick Smith, Hoylc.M BOYS BASKETBALL A TEAM Coach, Dan W. Moore, Jr. Front Row: McCraw, Walker. Back Row: Bowcns Hamrick, Huffman, Ledbetter, Manager. BOYS BASKETBALL B TEAM Front Row: Goode, Rogers. Back Row: Weaver, Brackett, Powell, Lcdbetter n........ . 3 Q . GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM E i i BOYS BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: Mnuldin, Brackctt, Huffman, Anthony, Ledbctter, Rogers Back Row: Dan W. Moore, jr., Conch, McCraw, Bowcns, Hamrick, Walker. SPORTS Z O The Boiling Springs boys had a very successful season this year. We lost only one conference game and ended up second in the county tournament. We got off to a bad start by losing the first game to Mooresboro, but our team developed so rapidly that we won the other conference games. We defeated every team with the exception of Fallston, the county champions, at least once. In non-conference games played we defeat- ed Piedmont, Northbrook, and Tri Hi and they defeated us once each. In the county tournament we de- feated Piedmont and No. 3, but were beaten by Fallston in the finals. The girls had a fair season winning four and losing six conference games. One reason for losing was the players had very little experience with the exectpion of Woodall. Graduation last year took all the first team forwards and all the guards except Brooks. Lingerfelt and Stancel, a forward and a guard, stopped school to be married. With the inexperienced players and the lack of a gymn to practice in we consider that they too had a very successful season. Boiling Boiling Boiling Boiling Boiling Boiling Boiling Boiling Boiling Boiling Springs-17 Springs-16 Springs-28 Springs-3 2 Springs- Springs- Springs-35 Springs Springs-2 4 -5 2 Springs- BOYS SCORES . . . .N0. 3-21 Boiling Mooresboro-24 Boiling .Lattimore-19 Boiling . . . .Grover-21 Boiling . .Bethware-32 Boiling Mooresboro-25 Boiling . Lattimore-3 3 Boiling . . . Grover- 9 Boiling . ,Bethware-30 Boiling . , ,No. 3-24 Boiling Springs- 1 8 Springs-1 6 Springs-24 Springs-2 1 Springs-3 O Springs-2 1 Springs-4 2 Springs -21 Springs-3 2 Springs- 2 8 GIRLS ., ....,,.. No. 3-14 . . Mooresboro-30 . ,.... Grover-3 0 , ,.., Lattimore--28 , . ,... Bethware- 9 . . . , . Mooresboro-44 , ,.., Lattimore-3 0 , . . ...,, Grover-28 . . .,., Bethware-20 . , ...,..,... No. 3-18 RAY BRACKETT, Sports Editor lkovzar sfnfumk x 1 M. H. WALKER'S GIN Ginners and Buyers Seeds 1 Fertilizers -- Feeds SNACK SHOP Plate Lunches - Sandwiches Fountain Drinks 1- Ice Cream - 1 l 1 I-.1 BOSSY LIKES IT C . . . . . and so will you! Th . . . ,del z ffb e MCCCrm1ck-Deering M1lker tv -L is so gentle and efficient that cows 9 W B Q QQ give maximum production with X it. That shows they like it. And . you'll like the Way it saves you X time and labor. It's easy to clean and longlived. May We tell you about it? We have McCormick- Deering Milkers now in stock. MCCORMICK - DEERINC MACHINES ' Wm tp O Paris and Service LUTZ-YELTON TRACTOR 86 TRUCK CO. Phone 831 Shelby, N. C. Compliments of WALDENSIAN ,149 - FARMERS COOPERATIVE f 62 EXCHANGE X X' P Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer Sunbeam Bread and Cakes F a r m M a C h i n e r Y WALDENSIAN BAKERIES, Inc. Shelby, N. C. 1 1 1- - 1 I ' CRAWLEY'S Your Complete One-Stop Store Where Quality And Prices Meet Boiling Springs, N. C. MODERN CLEANERS Satisfaction Given- Not Promised Alterations Cleaning - Pressing Delivery Service Boiling Springs, N. C. EAGLE ROLLER MILL Home of Carolina Maid Flour Cleveland Feed Phone 362 315 E. Ave. Shelby, N. C. HAMRICK'S CLEANERS Hats Cleaned and Blocked Pleasing You - Pleases Us Boiling springs, N. C. W Va-AWMIW V 'fum f Phone 7 8 8 Shelby, N. C. W. H. HUDSON 86 CO., Inc. Department Store M e r c h a n d i s e Wholesale and Retail Shelby, N. C. ELLIS LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Supplies Custom Dressing Phone No. 131-W Shelby, N. C. J. Sc K. RECORDS AND MUSIC SHOP Coin Operated Machines Placed on Location Phone 8 S4-R, 127 W Graham St. Shelby, N. C. SHELBY METAL SHOP -Hot Air Heating- Guttering and Heating -Phone 1 3 0 61- D. A. BEAM COMPANY, Inc. Super Grow Fertilizer and Seeds Shelby, N. c. BREWERS SHOES Good Shoes For Good Folks 10 E. W'arren St. , LEE WOODS AUTO TRIM SHOP Phone 321 - Shelby, N. C. -Phone 93 6-1- SHELBY SUPPLY CO. Mill Supplies - Hardware Wholesale 86 Retail Phones 121 and 120 Shelby, N. C. KESTER - GROOME FURNITURE CO. Box S61 - Shelby, N. C. Complete Home Furnishings Ellenboro - Henrietta Cherryville - Shelby, N. C. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Shelby, N. C. Compliments of UNION TRUST CO. Shelby, N. C. Compliments of BELK - STEVENS CO. -Phone 127- 219-25 S. Lafayette Street Shelby, N. C. CROWS SHOE SHOP It Pleases Us To Please You Boiling Springs, N. C. G. T. MCSWAIN General Merchandise Electrical Appliances -Furniture- Boiling Springs, N. C. . i l Ir.-l w 1.-,, Compliments of PE EY' Clothing For The Entire Family Shelby, N. C. E. E. SISK BARBER SHOP Follow The Crowd -Phone 9148- Shelby, N. C. SMITH,S DRUGS A Carolina Institution Since 192 5 You Save Safely 4 East Warren Street Shelby, N. C. A. V. WRAYS 81 SIX SONS Shelby's Predominating Depart- ment Store Shelby, N. C. TILLMAN'S, Inc. Firestone Tires, Recapping Home Ancl Auto Supplies Phones 5804 and 863 Shelby, N. C. Compliments of CAROLINA DAIRY Shelby, N. C. Meef Your Friends Az' CLEVELAND DRUG CO. WWal greens Agency Shelby, N. C. S. J. THOMPSON LUMBER LUMBER COMPANY See Our Art Department -Phone 1 07- 500 N. Washington Street Shelby, N. C. Compliments of C O H E N S Shelby, N. C. ZEN BRIDGES GROCERY Groceries - Meats Boiling Springs, N. C. MARTIN 85 FITE GROCERY Groceries - Fresh Meats Vegetables Self-Service Boiling Springs, N. C. HAMRICK 8: BAILY Furniture Electrical Appliances Your Bendix Dealer in Boiling Springs, N. C. CO - ED THEATRE Owners-Hamrick-Plunk Where Tloe Besz' Movies Are Shown Boiling Springs, N. C. HAYVKINS Sc RAMSEY -Gulf Station- --Tires - Batteries- -Gas - Oil- Auto Accessories Boiling Springs, N. C. We Wish to Thank Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Moore For their time and help on the annual SENIOR CLASS '49 -'iff' 3VMLMHKE1!'TBTg TifETg's sig., '- -,.-zu'a-.- w..aai---.pans--,,-vzs-'wp-rum-1-. QF: MiHmeiATETUi'E.6T9EMRHXTE-tl.-YSWAA Qzrxvw .2 5-.xwf . 41 'vw ' .XL ,I 1 ' . 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