Boonville High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Boonville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1940 volume:

v • • % i ' h 4 .it t ' « d'.cafed to tVe Parents o 'ou.Y'St d.e'nV iod'jV Koi'e- jofeSigHt arvi ci.€Voi OYv ) a.Ve WoVideA wSw'rtMVe. opportxiiitjoJaMv education,. - 1 - . . • ■ «ft i —--- . :;1 r : n. •-C l3t rot;—J. R. alker, Agriculture; Albert Martin, Principal; ; iss Hayes, History. 'Jn.i Row—Watt Deal, Math si ach; .• r3• joren, English.; .-.ro. r ece Hone Dc ; Robert ..oodward, ocience. . salt r, 7th rade; Mrs. Deal, Gth Grade; vjP3 Martin, 6th Grade; Jones Todd, fcth .ra 1c, iss The 4th Row--! iss Dines, Music; Miss Hallman, 4th C-rade; Iiiss Einshaw, 4th Grade; Kiss Flemin , drd Grade; rs. ... {c co 3rd 3r 3� Sth Rovr-- ss Jones, 2nd Grade; rs. Jessup, ‘•nc Grade; • -s. 0d, 1st Grade; Miss Winkler, 1st Grade; Mrs. Johnson, r rr V777Z 7T ?ZZZi4: ' i vr- • - «4— Clatice Brown irown r r r rr r7’jrr j r rr r -7 r � - — - y - - Goldie Mams Lola Bake Bernice Bangle ■ TLctCa m pbe-H | _ Lorene Campbell Fred Co raw Dobb Lucy Lucille Fletcher Ral ph DobbmS Wenona Fleming I he F Cutiis Robson Mary Ruth Hobson Charlie C. Hobson Ruth VSimmer W7777m ZLlZZZZZZHZZZZLLl Hax.e.1 Murk in Ben Honey Ollie me flosteWer Miola Norman. nay Norman CaUAeen Parker Brvce Poindexter The maOuesin berry TToel ma Hen e rfar Cam Shore Louxetta Vesta. Harold Stinson Oraharn SHnson Dorothy via goner V o etteVi o fe Nawve. Wood ruff ', ]E!2mzzzxmu. KSZZnZZTTTTZZZZTZZ?. ZZZ7 7 r 7 77fr7 n non .ACTIVITIES % year. Club 2 years; Glee -Club years ; Farmer 4-H Club 1. Goldie Adams—.Dramatics Club 1 year; Honor Holi 1 year. 2. Lola Baker—4-H Club 5. Bernice Bangle--Beta Graduated in Z years. 4. Opal Bray—4-H Club 4 years. 5. Clarice Brown--4-H Club. 6. Ruby Brown--Beta Club 2 years; 4-H Club 1 year; Honor noil 1 year 7. J. Lee Campbell--F.F.A. Club 4 Degree; 4-H Club 5 years. 8. Lorene Campbell--,uta Club 2 year 1 year; Honor noil 1 year. Fred Coram--4-H Club 4 years; Baseball and Basketball Teams 2 years; Dramatics Club. Lucy Dobbins--Glee Club; Annual Staff; 4-H Club; Health Queen 1 year; Basketball Team. Ralph Dobbins--4-H Club 4 years; Club; F.F.A. Club 4 years. Henona Fleming--4-H Club Reporter Glee Club; Beta Club 2 years; years, Lucille Fletcher--Basketball ream 3 Glee Club; Cheer Leader 1 year; 4-H years. Hellie Frazier--Home-Maker s Club Charlie Cline Hobson--F.F.A. Club 4 dramatics 2 to nor years Roll 2 years; Club 2 years; 4-H Club 4 years; Farmer’s Degree 2 years. Curtis Hobson--F.F.A. Club President 4th year; Beta Club; President Beta Club 1 year; Basketball and Baseball Teams 2 years; Boonville 4-H Club President 2 years; Junior Class President; dramatics Club 2 years; Track Team 1 ye ar, Mary uuth Hobson--Honor Roll 1 year. Ruth Kimmer--4-H Club; Secretary 4-H Club 1 year; Glee Club. Hazel Martin—Beta Club 2 years. Ben Money--4-H Club 1 year; F.F.A.Club Treasurer 1 year; Farmer’s Degree 2nd year. k 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. SETTIOR ACTIVITIES Ollie Mae Mosteller--Truck Team 4 years; dramatics Club 1 year; Basketball Team 2 years; Beta Club 2 years. Viola Uorman—Glee Club; Basketball Team 4 years; dramatics Club 1 year, Ray Borman--F.F.A, Club 2 years. Cathleen Farker--4—K Club 2 years. Bryce Poindexter--4-H Club 2 years; Annual Staff; Dramatics Club 3 years; Senior Class President; F.F.A.Club 4 years; Winner or Dramatic Medal 1 year. Thelma Q,ues inberry--Glee Club; Girl’s Reserve 1 year; Home Economic’s Club 2 years Annual Staff. 26. 27. Cam Shore--Beta Club 2 years; Secretary and Treasurer Beta Club 1 year; Dramatics Club' 2 year; Basketball Team 2 years; Glee Club. Thelma Renegar-- lee Club; 4-H Club; 4-K Club Song Leader 2 years; Graham Stinson--Baseball and Basketball Teams 3 years; Annual Staff; dramatics Club 1 year; F.F.A.Club; President F.F.A.Club 1 year. Harold Stinson—Basketball Team 2 years; Editor-in-Chief of Annual; President Beta Club 1 year; 4-H Club 4 years; Dramatics Club 1 year; President County 4-H Club Council. Opal Taylor--Basketball Team 2 years. Louzetta Vestal--4-K Club 1 year. Dorothy Wagoner--4-H Club. Violette Wolfe--Vice President Junior and Senior Classes; Annual Staff; Honor Roll 2 Years; Dramatics Club. TTannie Woodruff—Secretary and Treasurer of Junior and Senior Classes; Basketball Team 2 years; Glee Club; Track Team 4 years; Captain of Basketball Team 1 year. 28. 29. 30. 31. 52. Ou . 34. 5. --1 r On September 14, 193G, forty-seven eighth graders entered Boonville High School The year quickly passed under the direction, of Miss Elizabeth Hewitt and Mr. W.E.Brooks. Our most delightful entertainment was a trip to Roaring Gap and a night at the theater in Elkin. In the fall of 1957, after losing several members and gaining others, we numbered fifty- three. That year our entertainment was a trip to Catawba Dam and the show, which was sponsored by Miss Louise Abrams and Mr. Watt Deal. In our Junior year, the forty-five of us had many trials, but Miss Grace Hayes helped the days pass easily. The highlight enter- tainments were a Halloween party and the Junior-Senior Banquet. The leadership of the thirty-five seniors that enrolled in September 1939 was givent to Bryce Poindexter, president; Violette Wolfe, vice president; Y annie Woodruff, secretary and treasurer; and Miss Grace Hayes, sponsor. This year our Junior-Senior Banquet and the. class parties have been big successes. Mow we leave with one thought in mind: And when honor, fame and fortune In our pathway lie B ack our hearts shall turn to praise you As the years roll by. rZnZLZZZZZZZ7Zz7777Z 'ZZZ77777Z7 77 iZZ777777. Ik 14 A n CHILDISH AMBIT10FS 1. Goldie Adams — To be an old maid 2. Lola Baker--To find my “Prince Charming”. 3. Bernice Bangle--To be a radio singer. 4. Opal Bray—To find the end of the rainbow. 5. Clarice Brown—To see the cov; jump over the moon 6. Ruby Brown--To see Jeff grow as tall as Mutt 7. J.Lee Campbell--To make music 8. Lorene Campbell—To see a rabbit with a long tail. 9. Fred Coram--To go to see the man in the moon 10. Lucy L obbins--To want a “Buddy” not a sweet- heart 11. Ralph Lobbins--To play dolls 12. Wenona Fleming--To be a big sister 13. Lucille Fietcher—To hear a cow blow its horn 14. !Tellie Frazier—To travel 15. Charlie Cline Hobson--To find a girl who won’t “tow-time” me. 16. Curtis Hobson--fo wear suspenders 17. Mary Ruth Hobson--To find my lost baby doll 18. nuth Kimmer--To be a nurse 19. Hazel Martin--To find Bo-Peep’s lost sheep 20. Ben Money--To be blond-headed and kick a foot-ball like Lric Tipton. 21. Ollie Mae Hosteller—I’ve often wondered 22. Viola Forman—To find that bug that jitters 23. Ray Forman—To make 100 on spelling 24. Cathleen Parker--To find that box that chatters 25. Bryce Poindexter--Fot to have more that 5 wives 26. Thelma Ouesinberry—To find a love bug that will not bite 27. Thelma Renegar--fo ride on a train 28. Cam Shore--To sit on daddy’s knee all I want to 29. Graham Stinson—To talk to my brothers like they once talked to me. 30. Harold Stinson—To shave 31. Opal Taylor—To be my own boss 32. Louzetta Vestal—To find the fountain of youth 33. Dorothy Wagoner--To climb the hill that Jack and Jill fell down 34. Violette Wolfe—To be a school teacher 35. Nannie Woodruff—To get an Oh, Johnnie With blue eyes r � I i J U M j O R C First Row--Left to right, Frances Fleming, Grace Marie Jester, Iiarie Finney, Gurtha Mae Brown, Rosa Emma Barber, Alien© Bo vendor, Barline Vestal, and Gurthorine Stinson. Second Row--3ill Amburn, Irene Gwynn, Roxie Brown, Irene Dezern, Eula Mae Gi’oce, Edna Sue Hobson, and Carroll Miller. Third Row--Clay Ilobson, Jennie Trivette, Eva Joan Taylor, Erlono Matthews, Marie Coe, and Allen Lackey. Fourth Row--Clau.de Denny, Arvil Caudle, Marvin Cave, Matt Deal, Paul Brown, John Made Shore, and Robert Millions, Pupils absent wore: I oie , rown, Raby ■own, and Carolyn Riden, E_.iL. J N zz-zznzmTznTrsrnTnzmvfKrrmrnnTzJIriLm --------------, Junior Wise Cracks Why does Bill go to see the doctor every night? Wonder if Pete Coe is a good cook, maybe she’s taking iessons from the Baker Boy . Claude, you aren’t on the first team this year, maybe you can steal Graham’s thunder. Gurthorine is fond of caps, especially the Bill”- Why is Caroline so fond of Red Wood? Why is Gertha Mae always Dobbin around Yadkinville? John Wade is like a sailor—a girl in every port, ✓ k t Do you know why Irene Dezcrn likes to study Henry Clay in history? We can all understand why Loi3 v ants to go to High Point to take a beauty course. Haby is the boy a good salesman that sells your father pigs during the week-ends? Clay Hobson better known as Si . Grace has always been fond of honey , but now more than ever-. Earline, you may get to be Gerthorine’s cousin yet. Do you know why baric likes to go to Elkin? Allene what does C. L, stand for, Crazy Love ? V Paul may not always get to seconc. oase but me roe3 over first w:,tn ehe girls. ’ZZZZZm ♦ I . AT. ' t SOPHOMORES First row- Left to right: Ollie Baity, Mary Kate Woodhouse, Callie Jane Caudle,' Carolyn Fletcher, Ann Baker, Evelyn Spencer, Helen Size- more, Lucille Wagoner, Vivian Adams, Second row—George Moxley, Laura Lee Fleming, Haney Sue Aniburn, Lois Trivette, Lathleen Pecle, Filena Parker, Odessa Quesinbury, Delbert Caudle, Third row—Howard Adams, Alphadene Stinson, Axie Shore, Mrs. Ralph Coram, 9A Home Room- Teacher, Lola Mae Campbell, Dorothy Moxley, Bobby Hobson. Fourth row—Marion Grey Miller, Dan Bray, Bubble’Bohannon, Bill Dobbins, T,'ayno Bangle, Bobby McCormick Fifth row--Ralph Garner, F� r. hurt, Jr., Thurman Brown, Howard Adams, Gorl Moxley, Posey Cocker ham, -Arnold Simmons� . I A TOgBgZZZZZZZ T VETO’S TOO IN tee sophomore class I{ ° !s vnost intelligent girl--Kathleen Peele r °,s -e ]nost intelligent hoy-Bobby McCormick Who's the most popular girl-----Axie Shore Imo 1 s the most popular hoy----Gorl Moxley TOo's the best athlete girl-----Axie Shore , Lo's the host athlete hoy— — — —————Bobby McCormick Girl haying the best personality--Axie Shore Boy having the best personality-Bobby Hobson Best all round student----------Bobby IlKCormick Most conceited student----------Delbert Caudle WISE CRACKS What V ill the ’’Holy Six” do when Jonesville boys go to the war? Run sawmills , says Hr. Martin. People says Thurman Brown like3 Money but can't keep it very well. Mary Kate, which kind of sugar do you prefer? Bill Dobbins swallowed a mule and got it all in but his tail. Howard Wooten's feet are so big he has to have his shoes special made. Gorl Moxley has his sister to wave his hair. Wayne Bangle wrote a History book, called it Modern Facts by Bangle, Bangle and Bangle. Achsah Ann say3 lots does not suit her. Mr. Walker will have to study mules before he gets Harrell Renegar out of the ninth grade. Howard Adams does not take agriculture because there are not any girls in the chass Bobby Bohannon was going to wrtio a new spelling book but the words were too hard. zzza 2ZZZZ2ZZZZZZZZ = 77777 rr rrjr r7 rrrrr t A ■ U � • - i X L. J f A A f i ✓ j W — - X- A — FT 7 IimHH p — _____________ T 2ZZZ2ZZZZZ Ruth T7olf Dorthy Cris3nan Vcrn Dell Brendle Doris ?roney President Vice President Sec. Treasure Editor OTHERS 77 ZZ7ZgZZ2Z • . - ■ GIRLS BflSK 1 yo w' C OYij kata WvodhousefCa)'c}yn fleicher, )c)a (V o r in a n � Waryaratt PqycIu s OliQ Moo, Mosialhr onJ Dob hir $. 2 ri) Y £va Taylor, Opa) Taylor, fjxi (Inn Shove nod Mane Cos- r' 3 row (Vannie Woodruff, filbert filarim-Cooch, Cam Shore f , « ■ ■ • ' • • f ■ . ■ ' t .: M ' . A K • , — ■ • - 1 � - t v ; • 1 ‘ ■ '• .-’T' ‘ f . -v . • — r «• � ’ : •-� « £- • i ■ � ■ { ‘ - •• rZlZ7IA For the fourth consecutive year Boonville girls basketball team was champion of Yadkin county. Getting away in the early season to a rather inconspicious start, the team gathered skill and, consequently, momentum as the season progressed. Due to the loss of four stars from the great team of 1939, the team this year was not expected to measure up to its immediate predecessor Never- theless, a very creditable record was established by winning nineteen while losing only four. Nannie Woodruff was captain of this years team and possibly its outstanding player. She was ably assisted, however, by Pete Coe, Vie Norman, Ollie Mae hosteller. Cam Shore and Opal Taylor. This starting cast was supported by Axie Shore, Mary Kate Woodhouse, Carolyn Fletcher Margaret Pardue, Lucy Dobbins and Eva Taylor. This reserve sextet saw action in most of the games and aquitted itself very creditably. SUMMARY Dobson Yadkinville West Yadkin Courtney Yest Yadkin Copeland Mt. View Copeland N. Reynolds East Bend Sparta Mineral 3pgs West Yadkin Honda Sharon Dobson Jonesville Yadkinville Jonesville East Rend East Bend West Yadkin Yadkinville Newton mzzzzm_ t t. � s I Ki v.. ■s • 1 % t - • t • % f I , • ( t'- 4 Front row CLAUDE DENNY KLINE-NT JOHNSON CU1.IT13 H0B30N GILBERT PARDUE HAROLD STINSON Second row PAUL BROWN GRAEAE STINSON FRED CORAL POSEY COCKLRKA? Sack rov; WATT DEAL, COACH BILL AUBURN, HANAGER LESTER TAYLOR (not present) ' rn-rrrrrrr 111« 1111111 [ jj-f 7T7J777rrf77TZZZZf7 ZZ Jrrrf4 7ZuZ t7 IZJITZZZ AdJ7r4i ■ t I I ✓ S [Z ZZZZZZZ]Z7 ‘T'TZJZSf7 ' Tf77 777777TZ73 n JPT ' SK£TS U 5 U jVI jV1 r V ryrT 3 24 West Yadkin 22 BHS 19 Jonesville 25 3HS 11 Dobson 19 BHS 20 Copeland 26 BHS 36 East Bend 15 bus 27 East Bend 10 BHS 25 West Yadkin 16 t ttO iDaxO 19 N. Reynolds 22 ■pTT' ' olio 9 Yadkinville 23 BHS 36 East Bend 23 BHS 12 Yadkinville 11 BHS 26 Beulah 16 bus 21 Sharon 29 BHS 34 Copeland 16 BHS 31 West Yadkin 14 BUS 20 Elkin 18 BHS 13 Dobson o o BHS 16 Yadkinville 10 BHS 33 Courtney 13 BHS 10 Yadkinville 21 BHS 12 Jonesville 29 BHS 25 Courtney 17 BHS 30 Copeland 17 BHS 39 Rural Hall 26 BHS 26 Yadkinville 23 BUS 21 Mt. Pleaaant31 BHS 29 West Yadkin 23 The Boonville boys, under the direction of Coach Watt Deal, upheld the basketball tradition of the school by winning sixteen out of twenty-seven games for the season. The team was well balanced with each player doing, his part. Graham Stinson led the individual scoring with two hundred and five points. I'ne team climaxed its season by winning the Elkin Tri-County tournament, downing Yadkinville in the finals. The make the Pardue, Stinson, following boys have worked hard to season a successful one: Gilbert arold btinson, Fred Coram, Graham Curtis Hobson, Paul Brown, Lester Taylor, Claude Denny, Herbert Johnson, YT777777777 77 77 JLLL J.U. Couniu Champions 1933-31-35-36 -37-39 2 38 I'Ur f(JV Bobby cornvck,Graham ot nson, Curt is (Job son TOYS Cdith Cods, Oll e Hoe (JannieUioodruff,Nettie Cave 5r l row Lester Taylor, Robert Lloyd Burgesst Jones Todd-voach vMMl fAff r First Row (Left to Right) : Doris Money,Fresh- man Business Manager; Frances Fleming, Junior Class Bditor; Violette Wolfe, Lenior Class editor; Thelma Quesinberry, Administration Bditor. Truce Ltinson, Freshman Class Second Row. editor; Grace Jester, Assistant Business Manager; Mary Mate Woodhouse, Sophomore Busi- ness Manager Harold Stinson, Bditor-in-Chief 'Third Editor; itaff Spon How: Jvelyn Spencer, Sophomore Class Grace Hayes, Senior Class and Annual or. Fourth Row: Claude Denny, Assistant ditor- in-Chief; John Made Shore, Junior Business Manager; Bryce Poindexter, Business Manager. Hot in Picture: Graham Stinson, Athletic Bditor, and Lucy Dobbins, Activities ..ditor. RSMMH UuILuiJlUjJil zzzazznzL IM£ Dft jVJat jc club Back Row(Left to Right): Curtis Hobson, Garl Moxley, Fred Coram, Robert V oodward Bobbie McCormack, Marvin Cave, Harold Stinson. Middle Row: Lois Trivette, Goldie Adams, Cam Shore, Violette Wolfe, Marie Finney. Front Row: Ollie Mae Hosteller, Mary Rate Woodhouse i J J A grT) — J r __L IF O i r M _L —Ksr ■ © 5T — s First Row (Left to Right): Odessa Ruesomberry, Mary Kate Loodhouse, Carolyn Fletcher, Fannie Woodruff, Zola Kimmer, Mary Joe Fleming, Second Row: Frances Fleming, Alien© Bovender, Margaret Pardue, Miss Mine, director, Ruth Kimmer, Thelma Renegar, Bvelyn Spencer. Third Row: Georgia Winters, Lucy Holcomb, Grace Jester, Cara Shore, Stella Morrison , Lucille Fletcher. Fourth Row: Fancy Sue Amburn, Ollie Barber, Jenny Trivette, Lois Trivette, Molly Baitey, Laura Lee Fleming, Annie Ray Baker. Fifth Row: Marie Finney, Lefiona Fleming, Bernice Bangle, Achaah Shore. THE BETA CLUB First now (Left to Right): Irene. Gwyn, Hazel Martin, Grace Jester, Frances Fleming, Ollie Mae Hosteller. Second Row: Lorene Campbell, Bernice Bangle, Wenona Fleming, Carolyn Riden Third Row: Ruby Brown, Grace Hayes, Sponsor, Cam Shore. Fourth Row: Harold Stinson, Curtis Hobson, Claude Denny, Clay Hobson. Our Purpose: To encourage Scholar- ship, to promote character, and to stimulate leadership qualities among our members - S3 narvey Gorl Front row--Left to right: Leroy Stewart, Smith, George Mosley, Robert Cartwright, Jester, Bobby Hobson, Paul Hobson, Delbert Caudle, Gray Casstevens, Garl Einshaw. Second row: Junior Jester, Clay Hobson, Carroll Hi- ller, Walter Donathon, Bernard Brown, Bruce Stinson, Roy Casstevens, J. Lee Campbell, S. W. Brown. Third row: Marion Grey Miller, Dan Bray, Ralph Gar- -ner, Russell Boaz, J. R. Walker, Teacher, Gorl Moxley, Ben Brendle, Ben Money, Harrell Renegar. Fourth row: Ray Norman, Arnold Simmons, E. K« Hurt, Jr., Fred Coram, Thurman Brown, Junior Nance, Allen Lackey, H irold Stinson. Fifth row: Bobby McCormick, Charlie Cline Hobson, Bryce Poindexter, Kurbert J. Johnson, Curtis Eob- -son, Marvin Cave, Arvil Caudle, John Fade Shore. Fifth row: Robert Williams, Howard Wooten, Paul Brown. 7777ZZZZf77T77T7777rr777r; First Row (Left to Right): Raby Frown, Jettie Rae Davis, Thelma Renebar, Farline Vestal, Carolyn Ric.en, Doris Dobbins, Lucy Dobbins Second Row: Delbert Caudle, Bobby Hobson, Grace Jester, Ruth Dimmer, Frances Fleming, Sins low Riden Third Row7: Lee Church, Hoi© Brown, Opal Bray, V.enona Fleming, George Koxley Fourth Row; Paul Hobson, J Lee Campbell, Ralph Dobbins, Russell Boaz, Ben honey, Harold Stinson Fifth Row: Curtis Hobson, C. L. Fleming, Fred Coram, Bryce Poindexter, Charlie Cline Hobson zzz nr ' r HOI'S FAKER’S Officere Edna Sue Hudson President 'ferio Finney Vice President Rosa Emma Barter Sec. Treasure Club Song Here’s a cheer Future Home Tinker’s club Here’3 a pledge to you of our love How when our meeting’s done We’ll remember all the fun The ideals and the aims On which we stake our fame We club members from this school Wish to make it here by our rule To share the benefits That each has known so true Here's a cheer Home Maker’3 for you. Fembers First row, left to right: Jennie Trivett, Raby Brown, Polly Sizemore, Gurtha Fae Brown, Rosa Emma Barber, Foie Brown. Second row: Euda Fae Groce, Grace Jester, Earline Vestal, FranQos Ann Fleming, Eva Taylor. Third row: Allene Bovender, Roxie Brown, Marie Finney, Mrs. Thad ?£. Reece, Gurtherine Stinson, Irene Dezern, Fellie Frazier. 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