Burlington High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1929 volume:

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'-z'4kT , ?1v x'3F'R :'4V3 :'-F'v !-Vw :' THE nmwabziank NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE W f Vofzmze Six THE YEAR BOOK OF THE BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOGL BURLINGTON, N. C. PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS :--,-,Af-,Q-,x,Y, A ,IY14 R A- . Hn--. v-- , ..v-f..,t- . , vigdxg .--, ,- 7. '- i434 143+ JM' F34 , 5'.-FL+', 'x 143+ -4 Sl' ff. tu rs I. My D M .' , ff ' ' . M f Q . 'rms SEEMAN PRINQERY INQbRP0l3AZO ' i DURHAM, N. 4 UID fq. .Wu 5. P41 ' - 4 'Tv -o 'A 'ir 4- 4.:?gj., 71.L' M, x 1' 'A' . 9 '- ' ' JN ' SLA.. . 'J' n I.. f s. -. ' .1 , 'li -3 xdfkv O A ' Q 4 04' ' PM V , Q I C' r fx l nl 4 .4 O v The ZIBne walyilark To give to the students of Burlington High School a picture of past life in this old school, to breathe her glory today, and to inspire her hoys and girls to greater and nobler ef- forts we present this. the sixth volume of the Doa- VVixl1'jAcK. Classmates, when the students of the olcl school have parted and are far away, when the years have silvered your hair, ancl you dream nf your youthful ilays. rearl again the pages of this annual anrl relive the golden 'hours spent in our dear Alma Mater. THE Eurrnks. X . The Buezwaiyilark Uibe Bnezwabziark W T0 miss Qhelaihe Murrow wIIo, BY HER KIND AND SYMPATHETIC DISPOSITION, BY HER HIGH IDEALs AND NOBLE TRAITS OF CHARACTER, BY HER UNTIRING EFFORTS IN THE UPBUILDING OF OUR SCHOOL, AND BY HER INTEREST IN AND HER LOVE FOR Usg HAS INSPIRED Us TO THE GOAL WE HAVE NOW REACHED AND WHO WILL URGE Us ON TO THE HIGHER GOAL WE HOPE TO ATTAIN-WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1929, DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL WITH RESPECT, I-IDNDR, AND APPRECIATION. ,,f- -v ,.,- W Miwilgifaff' 9 x MA-. Z ff- 'QXXN y 6 ,Xi-X it ff X The Bue:Eab:3Iark Book 1. School Books II-V. Classes Book VI. Organizations Book VII. Sports Book VIII. Features Book IX. Jokes and Ads N5-Neg? V 1 The Buvwabiiark 'xi 3 ,V Gducahom g iff 7L.GwZee ' x ffl? CUM lfozfmew . , U - l A sf .Q , xv- 1 rr:-ff' DP. eff 5290010 ' . M1251 YDCOOWGN fW1fff:QL7KlgfO!ZL. -r x IN MEMORIAM DR P C BRITTLE School Physxclan 1926 29 September ll, 1879 january 29, 1929 Mhz Euzzwabzilank C'1nuw1nf.l: Lf H.xxw1:'r1l Suf rlfllrlnlffzl f'flH'llVljllHII ll!-x' .Yrlr.ml.v, I r 1 The ZIBuz:maiJ:3Iacia XV. D. I1ALlfAt ma MM! fllffflll lfliflilljlfllll High ,S'rlnwl, 1023- X I . Y .1 ,i1fbe miwanfm M H' ' Jigs gg 'C' IXIISS Name Sellars nl-Y 'D rX1VIiasE171iI:JH.fbunq' ENGLISH M1s5Ge1jLrude Shepard Q HOME nc NONICS NMATHEMATICS ' y , 5' -1 f' - V w v 1 11Q,1 ' b y 5 , 1:5 fl I ' giigiiiig Qi-'39, r urra hombuf isa tlrzce crnodle ' sigh , Q .'i'5RMANUALTlzilQgJlIx16 q , HISTORY Q 'Q-KX' .4 N xl y ' K ha 1.. b A A 1' ,, NrCCHauJorLh Iss Ida Lllallcra ' Nj SUPERINTENDENT FRENCH , rx X 5 K. w- 1 L H+ . Mr JU Dabbs - DIRECTOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION 'QT Q... K ' X Mme Florcncne Rulheifgfd K LATIN FM ULTY Q- A ,Ji Hey: 'Y - . K K ,r A a.. f , Ls ' 9 ,. N x x N I N 5 Q .X X X , Mr E C Leonard ' SCIENCE I2 ' c N ,XX Ghz Bueivahifark I, L oo ooo ooo o 1 gvMn.M,Z:Rh0deS Q' - V i ' :ASCIENCE .-xx x l ' X s ' x x X X v MrjH.C1N Bane ENGLISH , F5 K N H -f K i '- x 3 it ' Miss Marion Lawrence : f LIBRARIAN- X 13 .ig-. o x X- X ' x N x 'Gs X X X Ex 4 xx ' 1 ,gsqw K . , 1 ' Mrs Rulh B Jones 'HOME ucowomxcs A P1155 Helen B Fenton NURSE I4 ,xx L'I.TX' tu , N., xl'- .lssl 24 4 fx., 52 I Y s 'f.j., 5 w. X .-. AW X f M1ssLo1i1.a, Cox Q PHYSICAL r.uur.A-non Osborne- 35. mr:-ximrrcs - , X' 5 , Q Dr SC Spoon Jr? .smooL Prwsrcmn Zlibe Eus:EalJ:3Iatk iiiii Niki v ' f H N' f ff 'H f wif! X-x fl Toasf fo ffze Scfzool The sweetest memories in the life of the average person are the memories of high school days. Our intimate associations and comradeships bring us into a closer alliance with each other. XVe have a better understanding of the trials and hardships that eaeh student undergoes during his high school career, which naturally leads to mutual friendships. 'lfhere is a tie which binds us to each other that we cannot understand. There is a feeling in our hearts toward one another that cannot be explained. We through cooperation and mutual responsibility, have learned to love one another, and though we live to a ripe old age, even three-score years and ten we shall not forget our associations and comradeships in dear old B. H. S. To our instructors, we wish to pay our tribute. W'hether we leave these walls for higher institutions of learning, or for simple home duties, or for the business world, we shall go with a spirit that will never die and which will never let us forget our dear .-Xlma Mater. lVe shall forever cherish her dear name. XVhy should we wait until we have gone out from these halls, some of us probably never to return, to pay our tributes to those who have taught us, and whom we love so well? XVhy not throw our bouquets now? Vlfe pledge to thee, O Spirit strong, That through the years hast led Our feet thy paths of truth along And hope with virtue fed. lflast shown new beauties in the scope Of dnty's toiling way: Xlfe pledge to thee, our life, our hope In this glad hour to-day. lts banner fair our cleathless aim, Wie shall not fail to pay. All honmge to thy glorious name. O this, we pledge to-day. Delivered by john Wfhitley at Junior-Senior Banquet March 9, 1928. 1-l t i ki . X tif' ' x. . N 1, ,ffl K V v i X. illibe ?Bue:waiJ:3lack J ilill Iflnz-'U' .' Sweet Pea 3 Wx I'f'v.vfdv11! I 1u I'1'v.r1dr11t .S'rrrvInr'y TVm.vn1'u:' VE .'i J 'l l l l J. Vi 1 Q 2, 3 l l I F ll 5 li 5 ii OUR PCSTfHOLE DIGGER Our post-hole digger is well worn, for many hardships it has borne. Still 'tis our mascot ever clear, And tells us we must work with cheer. The hard eartl1's crust hy it was riveng The firm red elods to it were given. As it dug and dug its enemy the earth, The faithful digger has won its worth. hands do show that we have worked, ne'er our postrhole digging shirked. Our And Our grounds are now the prettiest 'rouncl, And soon the cligger will be laid clown. .llnltof XVe'rc not on Top, but Climbing n,lC'nlm',v: Rose and Silver cLAss OFFICERS Allen Rlebane ..Elizalxeth Sellars .,..,., ......,. ,.,...., l 4 .clwina Laws Hi.rtfn'iuux. ...... l'm'l .,.,.,..,. Pfnjvflvi ,,.,,.. l'l'1lf7I1L'f1'A'J .,.. 7il'SlitIflII' ,...,. xXxQ .....,....,FI'Z1I1klill Ovcrman Carlyslc Isley Neita Cook Robertson Margzilret Boone ,Joseph Cant, Jr. .....,.,,.Edxvin11 Laws ,.,.,...Louisc Pollard ,-'Zi-. f. 7, XX S f I 6 XX f H1 VVAl.'l'liR Ai.1.iaN Iwliflmwiz, ju. lirlison Science Club '26, ll. ll. S. llanrl '26, '27, Class Historian '27, ll, ll. S. Scout Club '27, '28, l'resnlcnt hcuut Club '28, Class Tennis '26, '27, '23, Varsity Tennis '27, '28, Class liashetball '27, '2R, Varsity lhislictball Sippul '29, Presirln-ut Class 'JN, '20, Senior llifY Club '.J'l, Rmlin Club '29, Vice I'resi:leut ltarlin Club '20, Curl responding Secretary Senior IliAY Club '2'1, lJni.-XVAli- ,lays Advertising Stall '23, '2U. Allen is one of the iunst popular and nmst etlicieut iueiubers ot our class, and he will leave a place in the schnnl that will be very hard to till. We feel sure that he will be successful in everything that be undertakes. El.lZABl2'l'H Sl'Il,I.AliS . .. .. M-P uno ,haf , , L 1 filee Club '26, '27, '28, Orchestra 'lllg Masquers Dra- luatie Club '26, Stage Stn-ppers '27, Senior Dramatic '28, B. ll. S, Playiuakers '29, Vice-I'resitlent Class '29, See- rctary R. l-I. S. Playinakers '29, Literary Editor l7oia-WAn- ,lack '29, Advertising Stall '20, Recorder nf Paints '29, Class Hnekcy '28, '2'P, Class Basketball '27, '28, '2'V, Class Tennis '28, '29, Varsity Basketball '28, Tennis '27, '28, Vl'oul1l the Class of '29 be complete without Urm ? Nu! True happiness consists nut in the iuultituile at friends, but in the worth anrl choice. Those wha have Elizabeth lnr a friend have founil such happiness. May ber pnpularity and her good qualities increase with the enming years. blAItIiAltFT Emrlxix Laws lip Masquers Dramatic Club '26, lub '27, Girls' Glee Club '27 f '28, '29, President of 'I' Stage Steppers Dramatic Little Theatre Dramatie '28, '20, Secretary Class Club '29, Vice-President '29, Prophetess '29. Ellison Science Club '26, 4 Q' 0 . . X Y-iu've a little way about you That is very, very dear, that always makes 1 A pleasant way Ffvlks gliul tn have you near. No une could rloub'e for liclivina. Her cheerful ancl lov- able ways will always be remembered. The best is not good enough for you, Ed, Fuivn FRAN KI,lN OVER MAN I-UNv ' Philosophical Science Club '26, Vice-President Junior HLY Club '25, President ,luninr Hi-Y Club '26, Little Theatre Dramatic Club '27, Senior Hi-Y Club '27, Sec- retary Senior Ili-Y '23, '24, Senior Dramatic Club '28, Presirlcut Stage Stoppers Dramatic Club '28, Stage Stepe pers Dramatic Club '20, Treasurer Senior Class '29, Class Baseball '26, '27, '28, '29, Class Football '28, '29, Captain Class Yolley Ball '23, '29, Varsity Football '28, '20, Manager Varsity Baseball '2'l. NYithout Puny and his rabbit tant the Senior Class would feel a great lnss, Ile is a good all-round fellnw uith :i smile for everyone he unwets. Lung may we ,iuurney befuref, e lind Another so manly or so kind. Hintvlfv ALLIEN Boys' Glee Club '26, '27, '23, '29, The Dialectie Liter- ary Club '26, Art Club '27, llearliug Club '28, Radio Vinh '29, llarvey is a good allrroundl student of U. ll, S. Ile is grind in his studies anil ,is liked very niuch by his class- mates, I7 i . 5-+ 1 ,ff 6 1 I Il N...-1-,yu Ay f l ' 41' 5 , 6-oo 24 ' 1 -V. , ,.L,,M',Dj tsl ff' ..-,,u,.f,, . , U01- ,- It r ,U W'-Va ' ?Y 'WL Lf-ff. , if Tuomas L1znNL'M AMIVK LEU Science '26, Baud '26, '27, '28, Class Tennis '23, President ot Band '29, Orchestra '29. I Lcdnum is a friend to all and one who never shirks his 1 uty. FRANK M. Axmeaws Maxx Literary Club '27, '23, '29, Dramatic Club '27, '28, Baseball '28, '29. Although Frank bas been with us only three vears ht has many times proved himself a gonrl friend to all, Hc-'s a Jolly good fellow and excels in sports. f GEORGE A NTHONX' MSTEVENSONH Science Club '26, Art Club '26, '27, '28, Reading Club '27, Vice-President Art Club '27, President Art Club '28, Radio Club '29, Art Editor DOE'wb'AII-IACVK '29. George, the artist of the class, has been of untold help to B. H. S. We hope that his artistic. ability and deter- mination will carry him to the peak of success. ROBERT A NTI-1oNx' RounR'm Euphonian Literary Society '25, Latin Club '26, Junior Hi-Y '26, Little Theatre Dramatic Club '27, Senior Dra' matic Club '28, Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '29, Band '27, '28, '29, Secretary of Band '29, Snap Shot Editor of Dm-:-NVA11-JACK '29, Varsity Football '26, '27, '28, '29, Class Football '28, '29, Class Valley Ball '2S, '29, Class Basketball '28, '29, Varsity Basketball '29, Treasurer of Senior Dramatic Club '29. Robert is one of the most popular members of our class. His happy-go-lucky way and cheerful smile have won for him many frieurls. May success and happiness be his. Rox' Vl'll.l.lA M BAILEY Rai ' Debating Club '26, Junior Hi-Y Club '26, Senior Hi-Y Club '27, '28, '29, Class Baseball '28, '29. If you seek tlevilment aml fun, then look for Roy. 18 CIIARLIF l3,u.nu'lN Excelsior Literary Club '25, Latin Club '26, Science Club '26, Tuyuial-cc'rs Club '28, '2'l. Cl1arlic's attractive pcrsunality has won fnr him scores of friends. llc will luavu a gap in schnol circles not soon tn bc lilluil, but we fu-l surv that the future holds niucb in stnre fur hint. FIQANCICS Rav HAuNu'i2i.L ' if1mN1s1iz Orchestra '27, '23, '29, Girls' Glee Club '28, '29, Art Club '26, Latin Club '26, F-:icajawea Girl Scout Troup '27, Yarsity lluckuy '23, Class Hockey '28, '29, Class Captain of llnckry '2U, Class Basketball '2S7. Frankie is a trrsasurt-tl nieinber of the Senior Class. Wiith her happy, carefree ways, we are sure she will bc. a great success in life . ff NVn.i.is Ginn' BOLAND C1lL'Bux ' Stage Stepper-s Dramatic Club '26, Latin Club '26, Class l'listi.rian '16, Banfl '27, '28, '29, Orchestra 'Z8. '29, Assistant Manager Hand '28, Vice-President Band '29, Class llasketbrill '23, '29, Class Football '29, Varsity Basketball Squad '29, Glce Club '27. Vllillis is one of the mnst popular members of the Senior Class. lrlis cheerful smile and happy-go-lucky Way will always be rclnclnburtd. ll'lARGARET AUGUs.T,t BOONE MancAim'rTA Girls' Cleo Club '26, '27, '28, '29, Masquers Dramatic '26, Little Theatre '27, Pnctess '27, '29. Through :ill her years in school Margaret has been an inspiration tn her class. Nr' task was allotted to her that she did not perfnrvn diligently. Her loving clisposion will surely bring her frievrls and happiness in the future. Drninrnx' BRIGHT nur Hesperian Litcrarr Society '26, Latin Club '27, Art Club '27, Vic'c-President Reading Club '28, Girl Reserve Club '29: Second Critic Hostess Club '29. Plot is a quiet, kind, anil gentle girl. She is a good student and leaves a gfinil re-card. NVe fcel sure that the future hnlds much in store fur her. 19 Lg. 'fly I ijt., -pylfgf' I -v 2 fjbf ' I 1 I f -w Lf .1 iw? iw as J V J f 1 . AK 0 1 , f 1 rf! X ff ,Lv .X 1 .jj ,...f , ,4,,L 1 1 J L A rf ,J Cay ,MAN T a'L'V 4, ly. Y Y 4. J' .i'L F40 . g tbl .l, C jkf .l 1' ,F- 1, vt? i i bf' L L2 . 4- '. f L L SCOTT BRAxToN J. A Edisnn Science Cluh '26: Art Club '26, '27, '2S. It is not always the noise that makes us notice people. hut thc tlectls they do. 9, , LV . ,Wlfk 'xslt CHESTER XV. Briar ll! ' ' ut'HliSTER Reading Club '27g Art Club '28: Radio Club '28, '29. Chester is oneiof the best fellows in the class and is steemctl very highly by all the hoys and girls of the if - f J N' flLQ, IkixicHE1. GLENN BROXYN MWC N H B. H. S. Literary Club '23, '26, Art Club '25, '26, Girl Scnuts '26, '27g President Hostess Club '28, Vice-President Ilost- ess Club '29. Her smiles and charming ways have won for her a host of friends in B. H. S. She is a good allrrountl girl and always rearly for fun. lNhcn she begins a task she never stops until it is tinished. NVL- hope that the future will bring to her the many good things she deserves. CARL VV. BURKE Izumi Philosophical Science Club '26, Junior Ili-Y Club '26, Little Theatre Dramatic Club '27: Senior Ili-Y Club '27. '28, '29: Senior Dramatic Club '28g Stage Steppers Dra- matic Clnb '.Z9L Track Team '27, '28, '29: Class Vollcy Ball '28, '29. There is no hetler natllred hoy in our Class than Bunk, He always has a smile and a good word for everyone. NVithout him the class would he incomplete. NVe are sure he will be successful in anything he under- takes. We wish him luck, GORDON KEITH BURKE PETER Latin Club '26: Secretarv and Treasurer junior IIi,Y Club '26: Class Baseball '26, '27: Senior 1Ii-Y Cluh '27. '28, '29, Buys' Glec Club '29. 'Keith, like the ,rest of the bays, likes to appear free and unconccrnetl. 20 hlIl.DREl! FRANCIS Cfvrus LGLLJJ MiLLx ' Stage Steppurs Dramatic Club '26, Girls' Glcc Club '26, '27, '28, '29, Dramatic Club '27, Hostess Club '29, With hcr smiling face and her jolly laugh Milly is a regular gloom chascr. She likes to have :i good time so she goes aht-:id and has it, but she knows how tu apply, herself when the proper time comes. She will undoubtedly make a success at anything she attempts in life. lf! WS 'X NELLII-: LOUISE Clvras ' NELL H, H. S. Dramatic Club '26, '27, B, l-l. S. Literary Lights '26, '27, Reading Club '27, '28, Vice-President of Travel Club '28, '29, There is not a more whole-hearted girl in school than Ncll. Her pleasing personality has won our love and friuiulship. VVith her happy, carefree way we are sure she will get a lot out of life. 2 J Timex' LEE CLARK l 4P 'f' Hostess Club '29, Girl Reserve Club '29, Although Tracy Lee has been with us but one year, we feel sure wc. could not have got along without her. By the wiusuxne smile she gives everyone she has won many friends. GRUVER C. COBLE RED Edison Science Club 25, Literary Club '25, Thursday Reading Club '26, '27, '28, Varsity Baseball '27, '28, '29, Varsity Football '28, Class Baseball '25, '26, '27, '28, '29, Class Football '25, '26, '27, '28, '29, Class Track '25, '26, '27, '28, '29, Class Basketball '25, '26, '27, '28, '29, Grover is one of the athletic members of our class. Since his flaming locks do not carry with them thc. tra- ditional red-headed temper he has won many friends and will leave a place that will be hard to till. WADE GREASON Come Conti Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '27, B. H. S. Dra- niatists '27, Elisha Mitchell Science Club '28, Radio Club '20, Basketball Squad '29, Class Basketball '28, '29, Class Football '29, Class Tennis '28, '29. Cable is energetic, and is one of the best sports we have. He is mischievous and full nf devilme-nt. He is liked by everyone who knows him. NVE: wish Coble more success in lift- than he has had in French. 21 .J , .a...s-.tw ...t M' :,. l .f' ' f I K If-,ALI L 'I' L 1,11 1 A it f fy , if I ' s ll .Aft 'K Y A ,LA 1. 1 I 'L4 A- 5 , ' J is I I Va ,FVI K- fy J ,.z- 4.1! EF.. we YANKEY DME CQBLE taxis Junior Hi-Y Club '25, Funtball Squad '25: Buys' Glee Club '26, '27, 'ZSQ Class Baseball '27, Yank is a good all-round sport and liked by all his classmates. Vile wish him success. ,J V ' ,www RIARGARET COLE LJ Moms Latin Club 'Z6q Little Theatre Dramatic Club '.Z6g Stage Stcppers Dramatic Club '27g Reading Club '27, Art Club 'ZSQ Dramatic Club 'Z9. Minnie an unforgetable place among the mem- Class. She is an all-round student. CX J, D. Coma i 1 UAJAX., Science Club '26, '27: VVetlues- , Class Basketball '26, '27: Var, Class Vulley Ball '16, '27, 'JSI Class Track '27, '283 Class Varsity Football 'ZNQ Senior r Dora-WAH-,TACK '19, I. D. is one of the B. H. S. athletic stars, He enters into everything with a determination to win, He is a good sport and has won many friends by his friendliness. VVe are sure we shall always be proud to claim him as our classmate. Mauczauizr ELIZABETH DMLEY Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '29, Glee Club 229. Elizabeth only came to us at the beginning of our Senior year, but even in this short time she has wnn many friends,u'ith her sweet ways and smiles. She is one nf our most attractive and popular members. NVQ wish her luck. RUTH ALYSE DIXON l'l!tA1ZL ' HRUNTH Art Club '26, 'ZSQ Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '26. '27, '19, Senior Dramatic Club 223: Hostess Club 'lflg Girl Reserve Club 'J93 Class Hockey '.?S. Alysc can be quiet if it he necessary, but she is ready for fun when the occasion permits. 4Thrnugh her sweet disposition she has won many friends in B. I-l. S. 22 f , Rlfxluz.xinz'r luis Duksirrr ,Cwfvwv ,uts11 Art t'lub 'JGL Latin l'lub '26, llrauiatic t'lub '17, '10, tlirl Sunnis '27, '13, tilt-u Vluli '19, t'lass l-lnckuy '28, Class lizislwllwqill '27, '28, 'l't, Nalurt' hath uiulriwcnl Iris with a ratliant cuiiutrnaiicv :intl ugvs that sparklu with miscliiuf, Slit- is a lruc class- uiatt' in wnrlt :mil play. ii fp, Enom LEE Emiixs 1zAuu1'i ' Stage' Stuiipcrs Dramatic Club '26Q XVilliam ,l. Bryan Forensic Club '16, Masquurs Club 'Z7: Art t'lub '28, lii-st t'cnsnr tlxrl Rc:-urvu Club '19, President Vileilnt-sday l'lnstcs:- t'lub '29, S-lw's a mighty gmail friend anil nal: it would be har.l to ilu withuut lu-r laughter. 7 HELEN Lorisiz Fowiafk Jul. St-crutary and Treasurur of Class 126: Masqucrs Dra- inativ Club '16, Little Theatre Dramatic Club '.Z7g Stage ittppuis Draiiivtic Club '19, Girls' Clem' Club '26, '37, '28, 'lilg l.i.!le Theatre Dramatic Club Press Reporter '.Z7Q FL-.ituru lidlur uf Dmf-XVMI-,I,icit '.5U. llrigliiutss, attractiveness, aiul thc courage nf hcr crm- victinxis inaltv: a Coxubinatiuu of traits of which we :ill Bury lluluu. Uencatli her jolly exterior lies a hirlrlen power that uiust learl tu success. JHSEPII Eiiwxx GAXT, liz. Jon liilisun Science Club '26, Secretary nf Junior Hi-Y Club 'l6: Masquers Dramatic Club '.Z7g Senior Hi-Y Club '27, '13, 'lvg Toastiviastei' juuiurfScniur Banquet 'Z8: Buys' tilee Club 'JSQ Varsity Football '29, Class Pmpliet '29, St-cretary uf Radio Club '19, ,luv always carries his paint. If he dues this iu life he will surely win. w . For S'rimUn Gruexlzn 10917- 1 ..FM,, ,x Ilrauiatic Klub '26, '27, Literary Club '261 Literary L'lub '.Z7g Seclttary Literary Club '2S: NVealncsrlay llustcss Club SL'ci'ctai'y '19, li. ll. S. Girl Reserve t'lub '.29. Ynu'll always timl hur joyous :intl full of cheer, :t frienrl whuin we all lmlrfl dear. tif itll' F71 vig, Q-.. CO-v-QJ bv ,Q gun- ' 'li ffffflf fl 2 3 l Ip. l, l I ' fl Jw f , JLL4.+-Lil 1 JAM. 'l r fr' ui .1 V is +6 wife Q ,1,gf,J Q JL L, -X 1 -jf. lt QQQQQ6 I J Jf ,1 ' l 1 ' i ,N if i X l I - J -' eg r 1u.f sf, If E V .-A .1 ,L V .-'L..-4. L IX: Vi., W 4.-N-.Z I 1 f 7 7- ,411 fi if as J I gf' .fl 'J 4. , ., 4, C fuk! if 9 . ,. fe, 'VLD4 , I X J' l l Q' lj,-oil CL11f'roN Moutaax Galnzrsox STEVE Art Club '26, '27, Band '26, '27, '28, Little Theatre Dramatic Club '27, Boys' Glue Club '28, '29, Radio Club '29, Dramatic Club '28, Class Track '27, '28, '29, Var- sity Track '29. Steve is a good sport, whose weakness now is girls. He can be seen almost any time riding them arounl in his car. Though a lover of fun and gaiety, he will succeed when he puts his shoulder to the wheel of life. L A' ,Qbf VVALKER GARRISUN jff JACK Radio Club '2Q, Football Squad '28, Class Football '28, Basketball '29, Class Basketball '29. A Jack is a new student of B. H. S,, whose person- ality and outstanding playing in basketball have made him a friend of- all. ' l I 'hi Essnz AIAE Grztswoui Cl-fi? blk' PETE Reading Club '28, Archery Club '28, Varsity Basket- ball '28, Class Hockey '28, Class Basketball '29, Presi- dent Girl Reserve Club '29, Vice-President Ifostess Club '29. Essie is diligent, faithful, and jolly, and. always has a winsonie smile for every one. Her niottn is, Have fun. She has been a great asset to our class and to our school in basketball. May her friends always Kind her as dependable as the Class of '29 has found her. TRACEY IRVING l'LxI.L GOAT Edison Science Club '26, 27, Dialcctie Literary Society '26, B. H. S. Scout Club '27, '28, Patrol Leader of Scout Club '28, Archery Club '23, Senior Hi-Y Club '29Z Radio Club '29, Class Volley Ball '27: Class Football '28, Class Track '26, Irving is a good sport. He has a weakness now that frequently leads him to the little city of Mebane, May his argumentative powers pave the way for hiin on the path to right and to success. Dewey Enu'1N Haucltoyia SLElfl'Y Latin Club '26, Junior Ili-Y Club '26, U. Henry Read- ing Club '27, Senior Hi-Y Club '20, Boys' Glec Club '29, Sometimes l sit and sleep, And sometimes I just sit. Dewey is one of our llappy-go-lucky members. 'During his four years in high school he has made many friends. May the best of luck go with him always. 24 EUNICE HAY EuN1ci: TAYLOR Latin Club '26, Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '26, B. lrl, S, Dramatisls '27, Art Club '28, Treasurer Wed- nesday Hostess Club '29, Girl Reserve Club '29, Eunice Taylor is always full of life and is a friend tn all who know her. She's serious when she really uorks, but when she plays everything is lively around her. JAMES F1mNkLtN H,wNEs JiMM1E Senior lli'Y Club '28, '29, ' james has not been in B. H. S. very long, but he will remain long in the hearts of the boys and girls because nt' his splendid qualities and comely manners. ,Lodi v A WA KIARGARET IXATHLEEN I-IiNsHAw L vEnm ' Dramatic Club '26, '27, Literary Club '26, '27, Art Club '28, Girl Scout '28, President Hostess Club '28, Secretary Girl Reserve Club '29, Varsity Tennis '26, '27, '2S, Manager Tennis '28, Basketball Squad '27, '28, Class Basketball '29, ,Varsity Hockey '28, Captain Hockey Team '28, Manaizcr Hnrkcy Team '29, Girls' Athletic Editor of Doc-VVAH-JACK '29. Peggy is loved by her classmates for her sincerity. fraiglkuess, and willingness to cooperate in everything that's goo . Tiuassus CLEO HINSHAXXV Wfb siloR1'v Girls' Glee Club '26, '29, Masquers Dramatic Club '27, Literary buciety '28, President and Treasurer Lite.rary fociety '28, Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '29, Vice- President Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '29. Tressie is a happy-go-lucky girl, loved by all her class- mates. Her winning smile has made for her a place iu high school. Good luck to Tressie always, and may she conquer the world as she has B. H. S. FRANK STONE Hom' Yami Art Club '26, '27, Latin Clnb '26, Buy Scout Club '26, '27, Scribe of Boy Scout Club '27, Science Club '26, '27, 28, Treasurer Science. Club '28, Scnior Dramatic Club 254, First Critic Senior Dramatic '28, Class Cheer Leader ,tg Chief Marshal '28, Humorous Editor of DoE-VVAn- ,lack '29, Boys' Glue Club '29, Assistant Cheer Leader '29, President of Radio Club '29, Yank is one nf the best liked members we have. He is always good naturcd and ready for fun. The members of the class thoroughly agree that the best things often come in small packages. 25 flvf' Lil Hf 4' A LY 9, I J I 7'--' lv ll . i P K i 'Q It fl , J' .- W' 1 QL! i' ij' lh'll.'lAM li11ucIut'1'1z1t'1i Hmyr, ju. urn Latin Club '26, Philosophical Science Club '26, Treas- urer B. ll. S. Dramatists '27, Buys' Glue Club '27, '28, '29, Band Major '28, '29, Vice-President ll, H. S. Play, makers '29, Football Squad '26, '27, '28, '29, Varsity Football '28, '29, Basketball Squarl '26, '27, '28, '20, Yar- sity Basketball '27, '28, '29, Captain Basketball '29, Class Football '26, '27, '23, '29, Class Basketball '26, '27, '2S. '29, Nlarshal '2S. It docs not take Ilowery words to describe Dub, but the adjective line stuns up his character. It is just as if all the. noblest of characteristics were put in one big melting put and then labeled Dub. M! Sana l-lumix W Science Club '26, Art Club '27, Reading Club '27, '28, Girls' Cleo Club '29, Hostess Club '29. Sara, by her gentleness and sweetness, makes fricml- of all shi: meets. , Fmvious DURANT H0ltNAlJlXX', -lu. LE1f'rx ' Steppcrs Dramatic Club '26, Edison Science Club .. , .. , '23, B. H. S. Draluatic Club '27, French Club '28, Boys' Glee Club '29, Radio Club '29, Baseball Squad '27, '28, '29, Class Baseball '26, '27, '28, '29, Varsity Baseball '27, '28, '29, Football ,Squad 27, Class Font- ball '23, Varsity Football '2S, Class Track '2S. Lefty is a tirm and steady fellow, one who is liked by all thc members of the school for his time character and athletic ability. K Stage .,6 . ,7 ANNIE Lx-:ls HORNE ANN Little Theatre Dramatic Club '26' Girls' Clue Club '26, '28, '29, Stage Steppers Dramatic 'Club '27, '29, Senior Dramatic Club '28, With her happy disposition and hcr cheery smiles may she win her way in the world as she has among the stu- dents of B. ll. S. Wn.I.1,tn H,tm.1fi- Horwiai: Newt jtminrlli-Y '26, Baud '27, Senior Ijli-Y '27, '23, '29, Radio Club '29, Glue Club '28, '29, Class Baseball 28, Class Football '28, '29, Class Track '28, NV1lliam J. Bryan Forensic Club '26. The wnmcn, the women, I like 'em all. 26 Hl'1I.l4'N Gizxlzva Holexialc UHLQ 1ui1. Latin Club '16, Art Club '16, Girl Scouts '17, '18, Stage Sltppcrs Draniatic Club '17, Yicefl'rusitlent Hostess Club '10, Dramatic Club '1U, Seerctary-'l'reasiu'er Room '1G. '1'l. llulcn is vt-ry talented in music and also in the art ol making puuplc lure bur. . 1 J. lLUtlliNI.'X b'lt l'0RlA l'Ion'ia1.1. DVC- MQ JEAN Latin Club '16, '17, Stage. iteppers llrainatic Club '16, li. ll. S. Reading Club '18, Glee Club '19, Travel Club '1V, Truasurer Travel Club '19, Treasurer Latin Club '27, A jolly, brown-eyed girl is Jean, NVhcrevcr you sec her you sen a smile. She is one who knows how to stusly and have a gonrl time between tinws. VVith hui' delightful personality she has won many friends. L I, Sizssiaciz C,,x1n.x's1.1z Is1.Ex' -,z-'P' Dialuutic Literary Club '16, Edison Science Club '36, First Critic Dialectic Literary Club '16, Glen Club '17, '13, '19, Senior Hi-Y '17, '18, '19, Class Historian '19, Room Presiileut '19, Class Track '18, '19, Varsity Track '18, '19, Class Valley Ball '19, Carlysle is one of the best students in school and truly a gooil spurt. I-lc is brilliant and conscientious in his work, but is uuver ton busy to lend a helping hand. Vile, feel cunlident that be will always rank among the bcstf EU1-HA NIARION ISLEY Huxi1'Tx ' Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '16, Art '16, Girl Scouts '17, '18, Class Basketball '16, '27, '18, Class Tennis '17, Glen: Club '28, '19, French Club '19, Eupha is a bright and attractive girl. She is a good sport aurl always reaily to help you out. To know ber is to love her. Er.1z.-usE'rH CURIN.-K lilNG mourns Girls' Glue Club '16, '18, '19, Little Theatre Club '17, Art Club '17, Masquurs Dramatic Stage Steppers Dramatic Club '19. Carina can easily change from quietness to mirth as occasion 4le1n:uuls. She is a true friend, xi real pal, and a good spurt. l-It-r pleasing personality has won for her the lrwe and t'riendsl1ip of everyone who knows her. Luck and love to you always, Corina. 97 -Fam Wyv'-' , if I ,-1 'Y' ff C, 1 J v ' 4 so 9 fr f .' 1 i -.L.Q., ,.. C, jf ,, 'FS' 'LJ' 1 ,. so J-147 y fL. VV ! A t 1 'A :rl ri L ,N I! 3.- ev, ,tif 7 1 IM j V, lr., If . .ie llinzaia KNOT1' izziE junior Hi-Y Club '26, Senior Hi-Y Club '27, '28, '29: Science Club '26, '28: Sophomore Editor: Advertising Editor Dos-NVAH-JACK '29g Basketball '26, '27, '28, '29, Varsity Basketball '29. Izzie, like the Tin Lizzics can keep a noise, hut when it comes to a show clown he's right there. with the goods. His place among the students of B. II. S. will be hard to till, ANGi2Lis ROBERTA LAYTON Arif' AGNlis Little. Theatre Dramatic Club '26, '27: Stage Steppcrs Dramatic Club '29, French Club '28: Literary Club '26, '27p Girl Scouts '27g Vice-President Girl Reserve Club '29, Agnes is one of our most peppy nieinbers. Her fun' loving nature and sunny disposition have inade her a favorite with us all, rjgnes's future promises to be one of tho brightest and our best wishes go with her. qt' RlYRTLE Leiinarriait Art Club '2S: Hostess Club '29. To know Myrtle is to love her for she has such a sweet and quiet disposition. She is a good student. May suc- cess be hers. RALPH CORNIZLIUS Love coast:-Eno Latin Club '26, Edison Science Club '26: Band '26, '27, 'ZSQ Boys' Glue Club '27, '28, '29g Senior Hi4Y Club '29, If thou seek devilnicnt and fun, look for Goosey. Ralph is happy, lively, and carefree. He says, Let tomorrow take care of itself. Ralph is often misunder- stood, hut we :ill know he's a good fellow and a good sport. Vile all like him and wish hiln luck, JULIA MAE Loy 522 w MJULIAH Art Club '26, '27, '28g Edison Science Club '26: Travel Club '2!'. The Senior Class luis been indeed fortunate in having lulia Mae as one of its nicrubers. By her perseverance and good fellowship we are sure she will succeed in all her undertakings. 28 KIADFLINE lliuav Itlimximia M AT Dramatic Cluli '26, '27, '23, '2 , Literary Uilllff- 'fbi Ciirl Scouts '28, President Travel Cluh '29, Uaskethall '28, Class llnekey '29, Class Basketliall '27, 28. She laughs, she talks, she jokes, she lnafs, snnu-tinies she thinks, and smnetiines she bones, Uni' whulv: hearted friend, Madeline possesses this inctmiparahle cnmf binatinn tit' traits. M ANTH it i.L't'Il.li hlnxrranii ifiu t'n.iz Little Tlitatre Dramatic Club '25, '26, '17, Art Clnh '25, '26, Class Baskethall '27, '28, llnckey Team '28, Secretary llustcss Cluh '2S. XYiie,n it comes to being lnyal to the Class of '29 CiIe is right there, VVC can always rlrpentl mi her fm' any- thing and as for cheering fnlks up--well, that's Cilc's specialty. Cp and down the halls she is always smiling and never in a had hntnur. 'I'hungh we all envy her lovely disposition may she. kt-ep it and use it un her way tlimngh the wide, wide world. f JJ BONNER Lmxouiz hloniua Dialectie Literary Cluh '26, Latin Clnli '26, Masque-rs Dramatic Clnh '27, Thursday Reading Clnh '28, Vl'ednes- day Hostess Cluh '29, Girl Reserves '29. Bonner is cheerful, light-hearted, and gay. She. is al- ways diligent in her studies, hut is never too husy to help you when you need assistance. Bonner is an asset tri her class and we are all glad tn claini her as one of ns. YVC- arc sure that she will he a success in whatever she undertake. W J. B. Pl-IGRA M ' LUEMM Hi-Y Cluh '26, '27, '28, '29, Masquers Dramatic Cluh '26, '27, Radio Club '28, '29. In the Classrnonis, in the halls, and nn the grounds 1, B. wins friends hy that intangible thing called petr- sonality. ctiN'ri.EM AN Camus AUBREV Pi-LNNINGTON ..PENNu Class President '26, Class Editor '26, Assistwnt llnsif ness Manager Annual '28, Business Manager lJmz-XVAH- ,lack '29, Vice-President Class '28, Science Cluh '26, Ili-Y Vltilu '26, '27, '51, '29, Hrivs' filet? Clnlr '26, '27, '23, '29, Class Baschall '26, Class Track '26, '27, '28, '29, Class Uaskelhall '28, '29, Varsity Baskethall Squad '29, Varsity Fnntlrall '27, '28, '29. Carlos has been one nf nur host natnretl and nmst clwerlul nieinhurs, By his tact and friendliness and hy his spnrtsnianshlp he has wmi a name in athletics. May these good qualities help Carlos tn attain the greatest success in lite. ,if 9, L. 1- Y 29 .- i . , J J t 1 r 1 i 1 l ,1 0 1 ff. A! ,, i ,M Jaffff i .167 wr, fur, I N fs D f 4714 Af C -32.44- I fl f 4 ,1,,,,f4,, fsisleksfi C 22,1 2 , ,, f , , , If X, Y I L 1 1 l 'f . , f , , i l I X ' bl, Q ' . 2 f. . . .1 . lm'-1 .jg ' ' . If- ,., .4 Y J' VV ff f QQLLH -SV' YJ f'l-L 7 f ff Vffjf S ' 1 4 BLoNms Louisa POLLARD 1fLf UBLUNIDIEF Stage Stoppers Dramatic Club '26: Orchestra '26 ' '23, '29, Secretary and Treasurer of Orchestra '29, resentatire uf B. ll. S. in All State Orchestra '28, B. H. S, Dramatists '27, Secretary nf B. H. S. Play Makers '29, Advertising Stali' '29, Class Hockey '23 '20- Class Basketball '29, Class Manager of Hockey '20, Class Tcstator '2Fl. . 27. Rep- l3lon1li1: is full of fun and pep. Sllc is one of the few who know how to study and have a good time he- twcen timc.s. XVithnut her the Class of '20 would have lacked mischief and inerriment. K' MJ NIZTTA Cook Roemrsox 'ACOOKII-I Art Club '26, Glen Club '26, '27, '28, '29, Stage Step- pers Dramatic Club '27, '29, Senior Dramatic Club '28, President Stage Stoppers Club '29, Varsity lwlockey '27, Class Hockey '27, '23, Class Poet '26, Class llistnrian '27, Assistant Class Historian '28, '29. Like the wonderful one-hoss shay Cookie is as strong in one part as in another. She is one of the most cap- able members of our class. She is a brilliant and a crin- scicntious student, but'nevcr too busy to lend a helping hand. Because of ber loyalty, Cookie has made for herself an enviable place in B. H. S. PHx'LI.1s hlARlI-I SCOTT relax Art Club '26, Literary Lights '26, Stage Stcppcrs Dra- matic Club '27, Girl Scouts '28, Junior Dramatic Club '2S, Wednesday Hostess Club '29, B, S. Dramatists '27, Phyllis is diligent, faithful, jolly, and always has a happy smile for everyone. She has heen a great asset to our class and we feel that we could not have succeeded without her. , . Doizorni' Louise Sizmans ?f X Q MDOT., Vice-President Freshman Class '27, B. H. S. Dra- matists '27, B. H. S, Literary Lights '27, Senior Dra- matic Club '28, Girls' Glee Club '28, '29, Treasurer Girls' Glee Club '29, B. H. S. Cheer Leader '29, Girls' Tennis Squad '27, '23, Class Tennis Team '27: Hockey Team '28, Class Hockey Team '28, '29, Basketball Team '27, '28, Class Basketball Team '27, '28, '29, Manager Class Basket- ball '27, Captain Class Basketball '27, '28, '29, Briefly wc may say of Dorothy: Beautiful in face and form, full of laughter and fun, and a good sport at all times. A charming personality describes Dorothy. Vicroiz Snorrnrn ' sAL1.x ' Band '26, '27, '28, '29, Orchestra '26, '27, '29. A quiet mind is more desirable than a crown. O 'L L.. -., 3 Cyl' 4 30 M7 Acvis SMITH Stage Stcppcrs llravnatic Club '26, Art Club '26, fl, llcnry Rcarling Club '27, All, ll. S. Ruzuling Clnli '28, Ra-lui Club '29, Senior l'lifY Club '29, lfnuthall Sqnarl '27, I4'ri-:tlyall Lcttur '23, Class Baseball '27, SIi'Il ll'u!i'r.v Run UNIV' This rcty aptly tits Alvis, llc will be in the running attvr the rust have quit. ,l.-nu :is l-1 ,ximian SM Vrn asm., Scxcncc Club '26, '27, '2t5, Latin Club '26, Scout Club '27, Ratlin Club '29, First Critic nf Science Club '26, Treasurer of Scicucc Club '27, Vice-Presiilcnt of Science Club '27, Prcslclent nt' Science Club '23, President Rzulin Club '29, Chairman of Executive Crunniitteu Class of '10, lla-:kt-tball Sqnznl '27, '28, Tennis Squad '27, '28, Varsity Tcnnls '13, Vice-l'rcsif'lent linnm '26, '29, Sis, as he is kunwn by his classmates, is one of thc best infnriuetl boys in our class. He is a grand sport and a rtngular fellow, Hu is aclniircd by all for his ahility unrl sterling qualities. NVc wish him success. THANX' LOUISE SMITH sm lisa l.itcrary Lights '26: Glen Club '26, '27, '28, '29, Dra- matic Club '27, Girl Scouts '28, Hostess Club '29, XVith0ut Simcsa the Class of '29 would be incom- plctc, She is one of our must luyal members and bccause of hcr charming persnuality one of the most pnbular girls in hcr class, VVbether shc chooses a musical career or something else, we wish hcr happiness ancl success. . 17 , 1 ELNA Rina STAUNTON 1L .U'-JNJ Moxie filcc Club '26, '27, '23, '29, Little Theatre Dramatic Club '26, Stage Stoppers Dramatic Club '27, Thursday lfeailtng Club '28, French Club '28, Thursday Hostess Club '20, Secretary Travel Club '23, Treasurer Hostess Club '2'l. No one can be angry with Elna, fm' when she looks at yuu with hcr tlreamy blue eyes. ull rcprnof is fnrgotteu. She always has a smile and is ready to join in any fun. l'Icr sunny tlisposition has wun for hcr a host of friends, Gu.-xct: Euzatnfrn Tnnxnfsnx Q,4ZlfZ1'rf'b7 H GREASY ' Litcrary Club '26, '27, Dramatic Club '26, '27, Rcarl- ing Club Secretary '23, Class Hockey '28, Girl Reserve: '29, llustess Club '2ft. Grace is always rcaily to laugh, and by her iucrry laugh sbt- has wnn many friends in hcr school years. 31 Hanocp XYHITEHEAD TRQLLINGER sis Stage Stoppers Dramatic Club '25, '26, Literary Lights '26, Buys' Glee, Club '25, '26, '27, '28, President Boys' Glee t'luh '27: Secretary Boys' Glee Cluh '28, Secretary Class '27, Varsity Football '26, '27, Varsity Basketball '27, Tennis Squad '26, '27. Clinic :ulmf wmv may, lime and hour rim tlirmfgh the rmlylxesl day. That is llarolrl exactly, always the same old Sis, Nu matter how hard or how troublesome the task may he, Harold is always willing to carry it nn in a joyful way. 1 VERA LU'11.E NVALKIQR XUJV JACK 'WI-lostess Club '29, Girl Reserve Club '29, Dramatic Club Vera has only been with us one year, but during this short time she has become a lnyal member nt' the Cla-as uf 'JEL Though small of stature she has a big heart and a vast friendliness for ,all she encounters. If 'L VVILLA hh'ALKER ffdfi Ml! ' ru Incer Literary Lights '26, Treasurer Masqncrs Dramatic Club '26, Senior Dramatic Club '28, Stage Stcppers '27, '29, Art Club '27, Cheer Leader '28, Archery '28, Glee Club '29, Class Cheer Leader '28. l To know Vtlilla is to lnve her. Her lovable character has made it a pleasure to have had her with us. Au revoir, NVilla! May success be yours. RUTH VVILSON XVALTON FL,xPPcR VV1lIiani j. Bryan Forensic Cluh '26, Latin Cluh '26, Stage Stoppers Dramatic Club '27, Corporal Girl 'Scouts '27, Girls' Glee Club '28, '29, Girl Scouts '29. Ruth has the ability to do anything that she uurlertakes despite her title of Flapper. She is kindhearted and generous and is a very dependable girl and friend. ANo matter how digniticd or serious the question or occasion, Ruth is bound to laugh before it is over. SELMA THOMAS WALT1cus 1-oi.1.v Literary Cluh '26, Dramatic Club '26, '27, Girls' Scout Club '27, '28, Archery Cluh '28, tlrchestra '29, 'Treasurer Girl Reserves '29, Hostess Club '29, Varsity Hockey Team '28. Polly, as she is familarily known by all of her friends, is an all-round good sport. She is always willing to do what she can to help anyone, and we are sure that the Class nf '29 would fecl lost without Polly as one ot its members. 1- 14,2 new Sum W,xn1.u'K, ju. suuiuilc Debating Club '26, Philosophical Science Club '26g Class Baseball '27: Class Vnlleylmll '27, Assistaiu hlanaucr Fnutball '28, Manager Football '2'l: Class linuthall '23, '2t'3 Treasurer Rnmn '29, Varsity Track '28, '2'1: llass Tracl: '2S, '29g Captain Class 'l'rack '28, l'rusiulent Latin f'lnb '28g Press Reporter Latin Club '28, Glce Club '2'l: St-uiur I-li-Y '29, Vice-Presiilcnl NN'cilncsilay licauling Vlnb '28: Fnutliall Squad '289 U. llunry Reading Vluly '27: Vlass Treasurer '2S. Sam has been une uf thc nmsl faithful au4l popular invin- licrs uf nur class, llis guutl ualnrc :mil l'rivinllim-ss have wun for him many lrienils. May hc manage thc future as successfully as hc managurl our fuuthall tczun in high sclnml. jon N CURRIIE VVII 1'I'l.IfY 'fmiixxiii' Vice-l'l'csiclcnt of liruslixnau Class '.I6: Class llistnriaw '261 President nt' Junior I'li-Y '261 I'resi4lent nf Snplio- more Class '27: Presiilcnt of XN'illi:nn J. Bryan Forensic Club '27, Bnvs' Glue '27, '23, '20, Varsitv Baseball '25, '27, '28, '291 Class llasehall '26, '27, '28, '293 Class Valley Hall '26, '27, '28, '2'J: Assistant lfditnr-in-Cliief Dnt5-Vi'AH- JACK '28, Erlitnr-in-t'hief llrua-W'Ali,,l,xcK '29, Presiclcnt of Seniur Hi-Y Cluh '2S, '29: Secretary and Treasurer of Buys' Glec Club '28: Prcsulunt of Buy's Clee Club '20, WViuncr nt' Alanmncc County Uratorical Contest '2S. -Iuhn's attractive personality and executive ability have been an important ztrlrliliou to the Class of '29. His clean, ivhulcsoint- way in athletics anal sclmul life has won for him a high place in ll. Ifl, S, Xvitll his determination hc is sure to obtain success in whatever hc uuclcrtzikes. lim BAKER XV11.i.iAmsoN ' ix,xicEn Stage Steppcrs '27, Senior Drainatists '2S: Stage Step' pers Dramatic Club '29, tile: Club '29g Class Hnckev '29g Class Basketball '29g Manager Class Basketball '2'I. Baker, as everynnc knows, is one of the fincst girls in the class. She never gives up, is ilepcntlable and sin' cere. May success and happiness be hers. Rcnzlfkr LEE. XVu.r.is BOB Latin Club '26, Science Club '273 Radio Club '29. Rob is the silent member of nur class. Ile is the type nf buy who tries to tinish what he starts. He is an asset to our class. Vl'c wish l1in1 niuch success, which we are sure he will attain with his quiet deterininatmn. JOSEPH C. h'ARll0ROL'liH m,xcH Edison Science Club '26: Dialcctie Literary Club '265 0. llenry Reading Club '27, '23, Senior lli-Y '28, '2'lg Class Ynllcy Ball, '28, '29, I-le is n-:ted for his guru-l selmnl spirit and un hettur -,port can bc found. 3 3 Jie Lfwild- qs, .AJ -vu. 4, VIA-f.. ' Via.-1, C149 fb L2, X ,f .ix 1 -4, 7 Y ,QJ I 1 3111 jlllilemuriam DOROTHY MAE CHAPMAN APRIL 11, 1912 MAY 17, 1926 f 1 Y ,, , . ,.. X-.e X Sefzior Clays ffzlvtofly September l0, 19.25, a call was issued for recruits to train for the First Crusade, to conquer High School. A large number responded to the call and Regiment '29 was organized. The following ollieers were elected: Carlos Pennington, Colonelg john NVhitley, Lieutenant-Colonel1 and I-Ielen Fowler, Regimental Sergeant Major. The Generals, Miss Webster, Miss I-lolton and Mr. MeBane, saw that the training of the raw Recruits was properly carried on. The Recruits were trained in knowledge and athletics. ln the struggle with Latin, Science, Algebra, Civics, and English many were victoriousg others, unable to stand the strain, left the training field. At the end of nine months drilling the Recruits were given a furlough of three months, Nearly all the recruits returned after their furlough and started their second Cru- sade. They were promoted to the rank of Private. Miss McQuarie, Miss Carroll, and Miss Shepard were the Generals this year. The officers elected by the Privates were: John W'hitley, Colonel: Frank Holt, Lieutenant-Colonelg Harold Trollinger, Major. Under the eliicient leadership of these omcers and the guidance of their able Generals, the Privates were able to accomplish much, They took an active part in athletics, some winning varsity letters. They ran a close race in the Inter-Class Athletic Contest, After the second nine months training in scholarship, club work, and athletics the Privates were again granted a furlough of three months. At the opening of school September 4, 1927, the Privates returned and were given the rating of Corporal. This time the Regiment determined to accomplish more than ever. The Generals were Miss Shepard, Miss Kernodle, and Mr, Rhodes. Under its efficient olheers, Allen Mebane, Carlos Pennington, Edwina Laws, and Sam Wlarlick, the Regiment progressed rapidly in athletics, scholarship, and club work. To raise money for the ,lunior4Senior Banquet, the Corporals gave the Junior Party on Hal- lowe'en Night. On this occasion the hardships of educational discipline were forgotteng an evening of fun and inerriment was enjoyed by the Army of B. H. S.: and the neces- sary funds for the coming banquet were secured. An outstanding achievement of Regiment '29 was the junior-Senior Banquet held at Fisher Street School, The Corporals entertained their superiors royally. Many members of the Regiment participated in athletics. Some received varsity letters, while others made varsity squads. Hy the skill and cooperation of the entire Regiment in the Battle of Athletics the Corporals succeeded in winning the coveted Inter-Class Cup. in June the Corporals ended a successful year. Now that they were well trained Etsy hoped the furlough would soon end for they were anxious to make their fourth rusade. September 4, 14723, the surviving Corporals entered High School for their last time. They were now non-commissioned officers with the rating of Sergeant. As Miss Mor- row was unable to instruct the Sergeants, Miss Wlalters and Mr. Leonard were the Generals. They were not as many Sergeants as there had been recruits. Some had dropped out because they could not endure the hardships, while a few preferred other training and enlisted for service on the Sea of Matrimony. The remaining undaunted Sergeants eagerlv looked forward to victory in many fields. Under the command of its able officers, Allen Mebane, Elizabeth Sellars, Edwina Laws, and Franklin Overman, the Regiment proposed and carried out many projects. It undertook the dillicult problem of publishing a year book called Doa-XVAi-I-JMR, This book was dedicated to Miss Morrow for her faithful services to Regiment '29 in former Crusades and for her untiring service and loyalty to the Army of B. H, S. The Inter-Class Cup is now in possession of the Sergcants and they are looking for- ward to winning the Rattle of Athletes the second time, thereby keeping the trophy. Manv Sergeants have won varsity letters. The Regiment also selected and successfully presented a play called Green Stock' ings. The Sergeants were greatly honored and graciously entertained at an elaborate banquet given them by the Juniors. The success ot' Regiment '20 in the four Crusades to conquer High School has been due largely to the fact that its members have tried to live up to their motto, XVe're not on top, but climbing. After victory' over High School they are looking forward to winning even greater victories on the larger field of Life. C,nu.vsl.i: lsuiv INETTA Cook Roneirrsox Hi,rfm'in11,r If 4 4 ' - V lf' XX f'E . If ' 35 X xg ,?,,,ff'f 1--w f V XX The Euezmabilank X Sefzior Class Poem To you on this Class Day, Let us our tribute pay. The dearest school of all XNC love and heed your call. The triumphs we have made, lVe at thy feet have laid. Both victory and defeat At thy dear threshold meet. lVhen days to us were gray, And hardships came our way, I Our teachers ever dear Brought happiness and cheer. Oh Class of twenty-nine, For you we'll always pine. In years that are to he XVe'll often turn to thee. Qur friends and comrades true, lVe wish success to you. And faith and courage keep, Though the pathway may be steep 'Neath rose and silver skies May hopes and joys arise, To climb and never stop Till we have reached the top. Oh school so just and right, We love thee for thy might. VVith brave hearts sad and true XVe say farewell to you. Now that this battles won, Now that our life's begun, To friends and classmates, too, 'We say good luck to you. M XRFARET Boom- ' WX- 'v 1 S . 1 X ,J ' - 'X , 'f To-A VX -W L E51 . , X ,ww-,zz - T1 EQ: T1 gif ,W .414- ,AL ,A , 1 L-M W1 ,v . .l- l f V ' l -1 t I 1-52 1 ,H X X f-Q32 J' 1,2136 l G, 1. Zlibe ZBue:Eab:3Iark X -- ll A WK,IlIOLTJn .. ' Nas! lnfluervffkzl 5 ,AS IME JUNHQRS . ELIZABETH SELLARS 7' YFRANK HOLTX Nos! Zzzfrigqziic, Besfv4!!-fPa1md Girl CARL BURKE ' ' ' EDGAR KNOTT M D ,4,p,,,1,,, S1515 THE SENHURS M, JW, ' 5 ' ' f V' 11 , Af M -ax? bak. Q . , 'lzfi 5 1 g-1? 9 ,it f. ,N F 'fr k J xf 3 N nf, - 'ff M E LU! A IV H., ' -Q1 - f ELIZABETH DAILEY 'I 1 ' v JOHN VJHITLEY 4'0ff'f1f 'f'ff'W ' Af1fANh MEBAIQJE MADELINE Mmnon DFSZVAMJMIWBU7 X K , 1:3 V P 1 I-L Mmsf Popular Qafd M051 079970, E , QS ,, -Wi, ' ,Um :mi ' 1 1. VT ' J , 1 7 E v ' 5 K gpg' T:-5 jig , V l ML N E Y. A ., Q 'ff --A ' QQ' ' 1 y . 4 V Q - -Q: ' . bf :Q K VCARIlxi3 LSLEY Qfasf Capable 37 ' I 7 , 'K Vl X, I K, X, X1 x '1 'r + mls 3B'JffW H'2i3lHEB ,Q , ' ' f',LQ,,?A Vi ,i ,.,A.,- , --,. ...,,, ff xi- 1 ff, Y 1 . ff- V u! if ' ' fn rw. . 'Y :N 1 . 1 Xu, u ,:' ,-'IL5 'N ,n JOE GRANT Bus! flV0l'f7lELi S TIHUE JUNJIURS A f HAROLD SMITH EDWINA LAWS JW-'df Gerlcrfmce S N03-f,D0,vI1f0r' Un! t - Q' 'v . W fx' 'gl' 'ffxgvix' .f ' ,S 9- fs . ,ffm vim' T iii i- 'ff . fu' Yup! , V i A W rv KJ. ,iv I '34 'U' . 7 fide ik, 1 5553--xl L A -.X 'f-feel NETTA cooKRpBERI5oNF5'!Q,':j Ak , 4 v L fY!'u,5f Dcfermzncd ' JOE YARBOROUGH Drs! Sciraul n5,0IflQ'd .,- ... ,. V ,.. 7.. .N ,,.1g::,...3 ' .- ..,,,L4 ., ,-lj' i f., 1,,?T.1. ' 'z , J, OVERMAN 4 ,N -. :.A:,Qi'gg,-.gi lfdhvzf-Uu-lifrmknf N' IRIS DORSETT Blyycsf l7f1'f MARGARET HINSHAW ,Bi-.sf AMA-ff gary ,li CARLOS PENNINC-TON fM15f uuzfrfcuus x Xi ,X .X N ,f XA W X' Z Qx GROVER COBLE ,'Mf,'l1f7h. fb y fi L U2 - U'?i??lJf3lafk .- Cfczss Propbeqy 1 929 Lake Beautiful, N, C. june 15, 1939. Our dear Netta Cook: VVhen Allen Mebane, President of our Class of '29, invited us here for a reunion, our lirst thought was one of joyful anticipationg our second, one of deepest regret that you could not leave your teaching in thc Philippines in order to he with us. Since you cannot hear our good wishes individually, let us say that every member of the Class of '29 wishes you the greatest success and the best o' luck. , It is wonderful here in the hills. Allen's beautiful home and its surroundings present a charm- ing and inspiring scene that all of us will remember for years to come. The large stone house, overlooking the beautiful terraced lawns, lovely gardens, and a blue lake would do your heart good. From where we sit on the shady porch we can see Allen, who has made a lucky break into the lnternational Shoe Co. and is now on the Board of Directors, strolling in the direction of the lake with a certain young larly, whom we recognize as our fashionable society leader, Dorothy Sellars. Here comes somebody carrying a bag which reminds us ol-it is! lL's Harvey Allen. lle has just returned from Chicago, the meat center of the United States, where he is employed by Switl and Co. Alvis Smith, superintendent of the largest hosiery mill in Burlington, rises from his the walk and goes to meet his ohl friend. lle and Harvey will enjoy talking over old times. Our 'ittcntion is drawn to the side 'ard b' whoo s 'intl fells which recall our free forlall lvollcy- at iletics. seat neai' 1 5- 5 l-L - D by ' ball games of long ago. We recognize several of the old bunch who are interested in Puny Uverman, J, IJ. Cook, and Red Coblt: are trying to tell each other how many football games that the teams which they coach won during the past season. They are interrupted by Steve Garrison, who is trying to shou them a new knockout blow that he has developed in his years as an amateur prize lighter. At thc other end of the porch Frank Andrews, who has been playing baseball with a team in the Piedmont League, is discussing the last game with Pot Anthony, who has recently inherited quite a. large sum of money and is sailing soon for Europe. Hy the way, Pot is taking J. B. Pegram along as secretary. You remember he knows so much about foreign languages. VVe hear a voice behind ns. It is the voice of Yank Coble, a rushing furniture dealer in Burlington, who is trying to sell Bob VVillis some furniture on the installment plan. Robert insists that he'd rather use his money to buy old Fords so he can use the parts in his garage. Here cutiies our old friend Charlie Baldwin. He seems to be very popular with the men at present. NVe wonder why. Oh yes-we forgot. Charlie is salesman for the manufacturers of Brown nlule Tobacco. We see our silent member, Lucille Montgomery, out in tho garden. She has probably been explaining to Esther Gattis her methods of teaching in the deaf and dumb school at Altamaliaw. Esther, who was with us but a little while in B. H. S., is now stenographer at Thomasville Orphanage. They are joined by Phyllis Scott, who has succeeded her sister as cashier of B. H. S. Uafeteria. We see Agnes Layton in her new Ford coming up the driveway and, as usual, she is using her compact. Our hearts almost fail ns when she nearly runs over Dorothy Bright, who happened to be passage that her Latin class has been walking in the driveway memorizing from a Caesar jack a assigned. Vile almost forgot to tell you what Agnesi is doing. out of business with her successful chain of grocery stores. Here come Tracy Lee Clark and Vera Walker in search now the successful proprietress of the Alamance Coffee Shop. Yesterday afternoon we went down to the landing held to members for a short ride in his airplane. Victor should be a airplane factory. Vllhen we reached the field Victor was just taking off with Annie Lee Horne and Mildred Cates. Lce is an artist for French Review, of Mehane. She is about to put the A. and P. of something to drink. Tracy Lee is Vera is her head waitress. see Victor Shoffner take some of the good. pilot for he is a designer in an They, from force of habit, were tlirting with the pilot. Annie and Mildred a stenographer in the Pacilic Bank and Trust Co. Nellie Cates and Madeline Meador wished to get a tlying thrill, too. Nellie, who works for a collecting agencv in Asheville wished to flv over that city. Madeline, who has followed in her , , . - father's footsteps and is now a promising young lawyer of tlight over Allen's estate. VVhile waiting for thc return of the Hiers we chatted classmates who were present, Willis Boland and Lednnni the dinteresting things they had experienced in the last few lilll S. 1- Essie Giiiswold, giiils' basketliiill coach at Glenn Raven, ,rirector lgdxe same lace waiter or their ride in the lfiwdflzzyu ilxnott, l2El'i1er ol 'th?J'PacflTF'Haiik' and 'TREF Co, ot' Mebane, arguing with Joe York City, over the interest on a small loan. old friends we had not seen recently. NVE under a tree reading. He is now as of old Graham, won with her plea for a short with and listened to some of our other Annck .entertained us by telling some ot years in their travels with their famous and Tressie Hinsliaw, physical torture airplane, They told 1Flafer tiat they over- Gant, who is connected with a commission house in New As we returned to the house we encountered some came upon John Whitley, our dependable member, lying , , V , very studious and, straightforward: He is very successful in the little town of Asheboro, where the peo le call him awyer Vthitley.' BDown by the lake we met the two very intimate friends, Elna Staunton, French teacher at lylount Pllleasant, and! liizgevlia Hoigell, Sunday School worker at Saint Louis, lilo., looking for Foy garner, ietitian at tie 'iciinont otel, We found quite an animated group seated oit the porch steps. You could have told whom we saw by their laughing and giggling. Vt'e'll givc you three gut-sses.gThat's right. lt was Ruth Walton, tloorwalker for McLellan's, Sara Hogan, and Rachel Brown, owners and operators of the largest beauty parlor in Yanceyville. Ut' course the giggling was caused by the remarks of our two little Happers, Iris Dorsett and Helen llorner, concerning the dilfcrent shades of rouge and lipstick. These two girls have good positions with the government testing the poisonality of cosmetics. 'Y ,,.-,-SN gf, if 'V 39 ,ff X 'YY' '5A H ' v 7 WDP U':m5'J:3fE!lL X After unr long walk we were delighted lo Gnd Erma Lee Elkins, instructor of Math. at N. C. C. XY., Eunice Hay, head of the I.:ndic4' Randy-to-XYcnr Department of Elird's, and Bonner Moore, secretary mul Frczusurer of ML-urc's Dairy, serving samclwiuhes :md lemonznle to the members. - Last evunmg we run upon In-ing Hull and Curlus Pennington. They were animznedlv discussing thelr latest l-we aITn1r5, and trying tu forget thuir business worries uf running :L men's clwlthing store, R--y Bailey, who ls now the worl-Vs famous billiard clmmpiun, was looking all over the house fqr :A Iish. He fuuml tl11'v.'e nf thv old lmmu town boys: Dewey Hargfovc, the distributing manager -nl the cnty's lnrgust ice plant, Pell-r Iiurke, hcml salesman uf the local Ancisut Ford Motor Co, and Goose-egg Love, energetic shoe snlcsmzm. WV:-ll, as in the days hack in B, H. S., the three llipprd 11 coin tu sue who would be 1t. We left julia Mac Loy, mm- an well known Southern poetcss, burning the midnight oil while she wrule thc poem that is lu be rand at the Iuzmquel tonight. George Anthony has mzulu the place cunls fur the Lmuquet. He has been unusually successful in his art :md mm' hulds .1 rcslnulsilulu pufitinn with zu lirm in Los Angeles. NV: are not surprised at his success fm' we remunlher Ins :nrlisuc notelmuk covers. XXV: must not fail tu tell you of thu delightful nwrning we spent. Awnkened by an yell, we rushed ln the windows nn time tu acc Eslwinzx Laws hanging out :md trying tu get :L glinwse of some one as she dashed into the home. It wah Euphu Isley. of cnurbc, on her way to Edwinzxl mum for a gall fest. They use this vocal talent on their 5tu:!ents in the High Schoul at Richmond where they both huld gn-.rl puaiuons as teachers of Ilistury, At breakfast we fuuml zu lrtter from Helen Fowler, which stated that her worse half was ill :md that she would he unable tu nttund thc reunion. Om on the tennis courts after lurcrnkfnst un came upon Pcggy Iiinshnw, champion tennis plaver. :md Bun Sellzuw, uHiciunt lwusimss wumzm, playing an act. Bon was arguing about a line hall. On the side lines we found 1413 Baker NVillmmsun and NVilla XVnlkur. Ida Baker has at last become quite pruliciunt m Math. :uni is mm' lu-:ul uf the Mathematics Department in High Point High ivcl1iol. XV1lln has taken uvur the active mzmugemcnt of the llunuis-Shznvnf Dancing School in New or 1 L1-Qkiug umuu-l we snw Bunk Ilnrkc. wnrhl famous comedian, surrounded by 11 group tu which hc wzn slwntmg has lmu that would mnkc thc King uf Czeclmslcwakizx laugh. Abuut clcvcn u'cl-:ck we rclnrncll tu the lmuse lu sue the new arrivals and lo write yon. Un the porch uc hoard two Qlignufuul lznlicw tnlkmg with our bunker, Mr. Knott. NVQ know what they were trymg tu dw because tin-y've talked tu us. Thcy wzmtcrl zu donation for thc H. I. T, and R. P. illumu for lllktufnled '11-nclu-rs mul Rnuvduwn Principalsb. They wure Alysc Dixon :md Grace Tlmmnpuun, who spund lhcir time hclping others. Frank Ilnh, proprietor nf thc Cut Rate Hook and Stationery Co., was trying to collect rn bill from Sum YV:nrlick, Manager nf Bcllxs llulmrlxnunt Slnrc. Margaret Bonne :md Margaret Culp, welfare wurkers back home, were resting from their trip. Tlxuy have worked hzuwl in lhuxr m-xv iluhl :xml ure enjoying this well-unrxwzl vacation. XVhile we lun-v hu-n wriiiug nlmut klnu ex-outs of yesterday :md ot' this morning some of the guests have lcft thu pouch .xml mu' om-Q l1.n'c arrived. That pretty hlnnde. Elizabeth Dailey. has iust arrived from I'IullyvwmI, xx-lxum Shu stznrrcd in the Ianust piclurc, VVhy Ilzxrdwnru Stores Gu Broke. Clxcstcr Bray has just anne from Stsxtu l'r-ilk-ge, whcrc he is Professor of Phydcs. XNQ might my that Clu-stef iQ cnc nf thu f1n'cx1wst scientists of today. He is :nt pruscnl explaining Ncwtmfs Flxivcrsnl Law of Uruvitntimu tu llndlcy 1-Iurncr, who, fur ulwious reasons, hns moved his patent mcclicinc lulnorzxtnry to ll.lw River. ,lou Yarlym-uugln, thu furmu' v1-llcyl-:dl star of B. II. S,, mul Sault Braxton :ure talking over their plans fur thu early npcning uf their new clupnrtment store in the main business district of Glenn Haven, N. l'. XYQ were surprised :x few mmm-uls ng-x ln uverlucnr NVade Coblc. who has charge nf his fnthcr's lumlwnrc snare, mul Dub Ihult, nmungur uf une of the landing hzmlwarc storcs of Greensboro, dis' Cussing business pumsilnilitics in French. Fully Wnlturs :mul Mary Imuxsr Smith have been discussing the opportunities that nursing presents for mug-ting lmclxclmm, Thuy :xru Imlh nurws at St, Ln-u's. Of ull thingei 'l'lwru'S Nyrtlu Lwllucltcr talking hcr hcml OH. She has recently pulrlishecl 3 hunk. The title ls Huw I l.c:nrm'4l tn Talk. Can you ilnnginr it? Hur fricml, I.cft5 Ilmuaulzny, 11 prosperous truck fnrmvxr, :mrl Incl: Garrison, who is spelling instructor :lt Sznxrllzxnlmw High Sclnml, lmvc just gunu nruund tu thc lmrn tu lunk over the live stock. H.u'k1 we hum' nmxxc cunning tluwmgll thc npcn window of the nnuic rmvm. XYc'll ice who ii is. Yus, wc lim! Fmnccb Iiznrnwull, Louise Pollard, and Carina King. Frnnccs, the pianist, and Louise. thc violinist, :xrc :nccomp:mying Purina whn, only :n few nmnthQ nga, linishcsl at :n vncnl conecrvntnry. Frances :mal Lmmu hmm Qtmh-N in wwn whale Llvrinn is diwctm- of the Burlington High Glue Clnha. Hen- cumus :x very mlxgnificfl luuking genilumnn. It is Cnrlysle Isley. who has surprised us rvll. Of course wc rcmun1her hi: gunrl work in sclmol, but we never rlrczuned that he would bc an NLD. Dr. Isley has just returned funn :I muetmg nf the Medical Association which was hchl at Richmond. Hnrulul Smith and Sh 'l'mlIxngur have mmf rnllwl upju thc dnor in nn old mndcl Lincoln. Ilnrolrl cmm-s in lrymg tu uxplznin tu Sis, llu- bi: tcrrn cotta :uml cunl man of Hilrlingtun, n new princlplu un radio that hc has recently lm-ught forth in his work :nl the General liluctricnl Imlmrntnry in Sclwncctaelv, They hnvl- brought from thu station the xlwmlxur of thc class who has mnflc thc longest trip tn get lo the rcluiinn, illil111ny Ilnynu. .liuuny unmu from sums place in Michigan, where he ls owner of :n lurw lum mer mi . Thubluucll hull ii ringing su wc Inuit rush in join the ulhcri. Sixlccrrly, LES H.xnu.LAnD. IilnWIN,x ldxux, P1rvf'f1rh'.i.v, -Immfn lI,xN'r, ju.. Pmplwl, X 40 ,xx I, If Xxx LX' 4 F,,.... ff' I fl! Ls,??'QeQ?.1'fi5S5.saf Last 117171 arm' Tbrfament STATE or Noieru CitkoI.iN,x, A1.AmixNeiz Couxrv, Citi' or Bo1u.iNu'roN. yVc, the Graduates of Hurlinglon High School of the above State and county, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty-nine, arriving at last at our destina- tion and knowing tha.t our departure from this life is about to take place, do solemnly make the following' gifts, donations, and bequests as our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To our highly esteemed and honored faculty we l'iequeath our enviable record in aggressiveness, obedience, and excellent grades to be bestowed upon that class which shall equal our perfected standards-in ease there should ever be such. ARTICLE Il To the Class of 1930 we will our Senior privileges, our dignity, and the honor of publishing a 1930 IJOIE-XV.-UI-'lAt'li. To the Class of 1931 we will our skill at getting good grades. To the Class of 1932 we leave all of our notebooks that may assure them of a brighter and more prosperous high school career. ARTICLE III The individual members of the Senior Class make the following disposition of Cer! tain personal properties: Willa yValker and Irlelen Horner leave their magnetic personality to Elizabeth Hall and Margaret Mehane. Ida Baker lNilliamson wills to Edna. Bryan her slogan, Never take a dare. Sam VVarlick and George Anthony will their sheikiness to E. May -Ir., and Otis W'hite. Dorothy Sellars bequeaths her come-hither eyes to Sara Elizabeth Vernon. Harold Trollingcr and Harold Smith will their artistic use of red paint to jack Cates and any others who may be in the mood for a moonlight escapade. John Vtfhitley leaves his position as Editor-in-Chief of the Doi:-XVAH-Jack to Philip jones. Elna Staunton, Eunice Hay, Alyse Dixon, and Sara Hogan bequeath their ability to prepare lessons for First period during spelling to anyone in a pinch. Elizabeth Dailey leaves her winning smile to Alfred Ireland. Yank Coble and Scott Braxton will their algebras to Paul Mansfield and Thomas Rouse. They request that they use them as diligently as the donors li:-ive. Elizabeth Sellars bequeaths her art of stuttering to C. T, Irlolt or Lyman Lamm. Harvey Allen donates his faithful stantlsby, a. brown bookssatehel, to Buster Miles. Tracy Lee Clark leaves her Ford to lil. II. S. It is to he used for the purpose of charity transportation to and from sehool, Dewey Hargrove and Keith Burke leave their good attention on class twhile not asleepj to Paul Burke and BiLl'lIlCI' Spoon. Margaret lloone, Corina King, and Selma Walters will their musical ability to Ethel Qualls, Edna W'hitted, and Avis tioins. Clifton Garrison and F. D. Irlornaday, jr., bequeath their brilliant and entertaining remarks to David Sellars and Charlie Ephland. Helen Fowler wills her skill to be absent aml yet make good grades to Margaret Turner. Victor Shoffner and Chester Bray leave their shyness and quietness to Shine Bowman and Erwin Brown. Madeline Meador beuueaths her happy-gii-lucky style to Betsy Brown Murray. Allen Mebane liequeaths his motto, lf you wish to preserve your secret, wrap it up in franknessf' to anyone who can live up to it. Alvis Smith wills his bewiteliing line with which he captivzites most of the fair ones to George Holt. Netta Cook Robertson and Carlysle Isley leave their renowned formula for thinking to Lillian Covington and Fletcher Moore. W. K. Holt, Robert Anthony, and lied Coble will their football ability to Lonnie Kinley, Dace Crutchfield, andvCarl Benson. ' XR. . ix X, . K sxx X 41 'srxe X , xx Y Lfxf, ,f 7 x , I X . , x X, X 215132 Eue:EaIJ:3latk jf Edwina Laws bequeaths her influential power and line of information to Thelma Troxler. Carlos Pennington leaves his bluff to anyone who thinks he can get by with it. Joseph Gant, after much consideration and deliberation, has arrived at the con- clusion that he is in great need of all his possessions and at present will make no formal bequests. Tressie Hinshaw and Foy Garner leavc their places in ninth period, detention room, to anyone w X'Villis Boland and Franklin Overman bequeath their similarity in appearance to Edwin VValker. Essie Griswold, Lucille Montgomery, and Eupha lsley will their basketball ability to Evelyn Brown, Frances Hinshaw, and Dorothy Bradley. Frances Barnwell bequeaths her sophisticated air to Margaret Boland. Myrtle Ledbetter, Phyllis Scott, and julia Mae Loy will their hurried way of doing things to Mamie Moore, Frances Perry, and Gladys Love. Irving Hall leaves his theory, Experience is the germ of power, which we know he has lived by in all things, to james Durham. Margaret Hinshaw bequeaths her pretty brown eyes ,to Margaret Rogers, but the said legatee is not to over-use them, Hadley Horner and VVade Coble will their worrying ways over unprepared lessons to Clarence Pennington and Charles Holt. I. D. Cook beqneaths his captainship of the football team to Frank VVebster. Iris Dorsett leaves her high standing with jack Lasley to Lula liernorlle. Roy Bailey and Charles Baldwin will their inelodious voices to Bennie Elder and Billy Barker. Margaret Cole, Grace Thompson, and Vera VValker lea-ve their calm and serene manners to Mozelle Bunton, Edith Vtladdell, and Louise Perry, with the wish that they be handed down to others who show by their lunchroom behavior that they need them. Rachel Brown, Eugenia Howell, and Bonner Moore will their privilege of holding a conference in English class to Helen Long, Virginia X'Va.lker, and Virginia Holt. Jacky Garrison and james Haynes bequeath their belligerent spirits to the future athletes of B. H. 5. Mildred Cates and Ruth lVaIton leave their make-up accessories to Nellie Oakley and Ruth Cheek. X Nellie Cates wills her monopoly on Mebane to Edith Mae Bowden. Joseph Yarborough and Carl Burke leave their formula for reducing to Miriam Bulla and Trcva Davis. Dorothy Bright and Mary Louise Smith bequeath their Latin knowledge to Jack Lasley and Almon Mclver in order that they may pass the Freshman course with Miss VVebster's aid. Lednum Amick leaves his dating ability to Enla Henry Love. Robert Willis, Frank Andrews, and J. B. Pegram will their solemn appearances to anyone who might need them in order to pass a subject. i Frank Holt bequeaths his success as a. hiker, which he has attained by walking past to John Hall. ' Agnes Layton leaves her leisure time to Elizabeth Burke, provided the said legatee uses it well. Edgar Knott bequeaths his giggles to Thruston Cates with the understanding that they are not to be used in such un-called-for places as they have been in the past. Annie Lee Horne and Erma Lee Elkins will their art of gum-chewing on class and getting by to Christine Yarborough and Louise Horner. I Ralph Love wills to Tom Xklhitley his skill as a Skipper which he has acquired by Constant practice during the last four years. In testimony whereof, we hereby appoint as executor of this, our last will and testa- ment, Mr. VV. D. Halfaere, with the assurance that anyone failing' to abide by any and all of the provisions of this document will be severely punished hy having to dig one hundred post-holes. VVe do hereby subscribe our names and allix our seal. CLASS OF '29, Bronpnt Louise Po1.r.A'Rn, Tvstritnr. ll 'ilm'.r.re.r,' Miss A'l'TRlf'lE Kizicnonriz, MR. M. Z. Rnomas. ff x yy ,- X.. 1 1' s ff' ,f KZ X 42 f Zltbs Engiwahziiark 'h 1 'v I-.S xiii? , Xf31E13,eQ5ef f3'Hfk ,f li vi-'AY Colors: Green and VVhite Molto: Presidcn! ............. Vice-Preridcni ....,.. Se'crL'taa'y ......... Trmsurer ....,, Baldwin, Frances Barker, Williaitl Bell, Jasper , Benson, Carl Bogan, Robert Boland, Margaret Bradley, Dorothy Bryan, Edna Bulla, Miriam Bunton, Mozelle Burke, Elizabeth Burke, Paul Cheek, Ruth Coble, Mary Alice zzfzior Cfaxs Aim High hut Reach Higher Olfrrcens 1 I Flmvmz' While Rose ..........Thomas VVhitley ..........Margaret Boland Qualls CLASS Rou, Betsy Brown Murray Mansfield, Paul May, E., Jr. Mebane, Helen Miles, Buster Moore, Fletcher Moore, Mamie Morris, Lavena Murray, Betsy Brown McGavoek, James Mclntire, Clifford McPherson, Adrian Oakley, Nellie Pennington, Clarence Perry, Frances 4: Coley, Norman Covington, Lillian Crutchfield, Dace Davis, Treva De Bruler, Ruth Dixon, Violet M. Elder, Bennie Foster, Lucille Foster, Harris Glenn, Howard Harviel, Jett Holt, Charles Holt, George Hopkins, Gains Horner, Louise Ireland, Alfred Jones, Philip Kernodle, George Kinley, Lonnie Love, Gladys iii-V lf -X, Xi X X X, XA Petty, Evelyn Pruitt, Robert Qualls, Ethel Rouse, Brinson Scott, Maxine Shepherd, Freemont Spoon, Banner Taylor, Carlton Thomas, George Turner, Margaret Vernon, Sarah Elizaheth XVaddell, Edith Wialker, Edwin Watkins, Jack Viiebster, 'Frank XVhite, Otis lN'hite, Verna. Mae lVhitley, Thomas XVillian1s, James Yarbnrough, Christine R Zllbe Buvwairilack ZHIZIU7' Cfrzsy HI'.t'f07:1' Un September S. 1926, one hundred and twelve passengers, hoping to reach the llarhor ot' Knowledge, sailed from the l'ort of Ignorance on a four years journey across the Ocean of High School. XYith our hanners of green and white and our motto, Aint High, hut Reach Higher, we made good headway. The conductors of the trip were Miss XYelJster, Miss fllasson, and Mr. Ushorne. lYe selected as Captain, Cliarles Holt: and as his crew, Doro- thy Sellars, Fletcher Moore, and lithel Qualls. XYhile on the first part of our journey some of our meinhers were swept overhoarcl hy the waves of Latin. Algelira, and Science. During this time, too, we were saddened hy the death of one of our heloved passengers, john Hinsdale. Before starting on the second phase of our voyage we anchored for three months in order to rest. On Septemher 7, l927, we resumed our journey guided hy Misses Scar- horough and Carroll. This time we elected Thomas XYhitley as Captain, and lflrinson Rouse, liflna Bryan, and Margaret lloland as his assistants. Sailing proved to he difficult and in spite of mnnerous Detention Room slips the waves of Biology, l.atin, and .-Xlgehra caused some of our passengers to be left hehind. ln -lune we reached port for another three months vacation he- fore starting on the third part of our voyage, and it was during this anchorage that we were deeply grieved hy the death of :Xlvin Cable. Hn Septemher ti, 1923. we set sail again with ltliss liernodle and Mr. Rhodes for our navigators. XVC elected 'l'homas W'hitley again as our Cap- tain, and Margaret l-lolancl, Ethel Qualls, and lletsey' Brown Murray, his helpers. French and tleometry made the journey rough and hazardous, hut, heing more accustomed to such disasters, due to our long experience on the Ocean of lligh School. we thought less of our perils and more of amusement. It was dnrine' this period of our journey that we gave two charming enter- tainnients: our llallowe'en Party and the junior-Senior Banquet. At our Halloween l'arty we presented two plays, Red Carnations and XVho VVas Scared, which were pronounced a great success. ln .-Xpril we gave a delight- ful hanquet at Maple .Xvenue School in honor of the Seniors. Thomas XVhit- ley, our distinguished toastntaster on this occasion, directed us through an enjoyalile evening just hefore we again came into port, our last rest before setting out on the final and most interesting part of our voyage across the Ocean of llieli School. l.oUtsi3 l'ltftRNlER, llxoi. Hlflilili. 4 - f n f , j J if ' g' .iii .L--.M-at 's E mfJBEUB:g?ElfJ:gEItk f ii 5 N, . , 55'l4fAPsno TS rwaa! ' , 154 iw, sw ,, 1 E jam .L .,ni ' :Q m --. . ,Q .22 QWN x 437 ii , REQSX x 'X NN' ' , A QS fm N521-F l if 'Q I xx 47 4 x X X 5 3' 'fr NNY XX-X X x -1 XY The uz:wab:3lank X XT 'M'g W ii' W '-7 X Tfze Foofisfz Dz'clz'0fza1jf Tlzcrc are tteo rides to ciwryfliilzg Ulu' terse and flu' joolzslij Ai.conoi.-A liquid good for preserving almost everything except secrets. AI'l'ENlDlL'I'l'IS-A modern pain, costing about 31200.00 more than the old-fashioned stomt ach ache. A'rHl.i-:re-A dignified bunch of muscles unable to split wood or sift the ashes. liAl!tlAlN-,A disease common to women, caught in the Sunday papers and developed in department stores on Mondays. Symptoms, loud talking, pushing, and shoving, a combination prizefight and football scrimmage. BASEBALL-A game in which the young man who bravely strikes out for himself receives no praise for it. Baxenicr-A married male. l.lENlilllf'l'INli-A married female. liexenurrox-Tlxeir children. BIL'YL'LE-SKIIXT-.All abbreviated garment that makes women look short and men longer. llncrnimv-Anniversary of one's birth. Observed only by men and children. Boinyoyvfv. t. to swap hot air for cold coin. 1 CAUl.11fLon'i2RfA cabbage with a college education. L'r:n1i1'i2Ry'-Tlre one place where princes and paupers, porters and presidents are hnally on the dead level. CUI.l.liCTOR-tx man whom few care to see but many ask to call again. COMPLIIKIENT-Fl'0l'l1 English con,-hot air and Latin pleo,-to fill. Hence to fill with hot air. CllNSL'IENL'E7TllC fear of being found out. Cnow-A bird that never complains without caws. D1:u1f1.ia-A ripple in the gentle whirlpool of a pretty woman's smile. Dus'r-Mud with the juice squeezed out. Ecno-The only thing that can cheat a woman out of the last word. Exlfrosiou-A good chance to begin at the bottom and work up. -' FLY-A familiar sumlner hoarder who mingles with the cream of society, gets stuck on the butter, and leaves his specs behind. FOU'l'UAl.L-A clever subterfuge for carrying on prize lights under the guise of a reputable game. l'lAY-FIEVIER-,A heart trouble caused hy falling in love with a grass widow. Hizfnesis-A handsome vehicle in which the man who has always been a tail-ender is Hnally permitted to lead the procession. I-Ioriii.-A place where a guest often gives up good dollars for poor quarters. lui-:X substance frequently associated with a tumble in winter, a tumbler in summer, and a skate the year round, ' lnnrr-Front English, idea and out. One who is just out of ideas. lNlllVlDUAl.lTY-A harmless trait possessed by one's self. The same trait in others is downright idiocy. lsuyxo-A place where the bottom of the sea sticks up through the water. jvkv-Twelve men chosen to decide who has the better lawyer. KrssdAn indescribable something that is of no value to anyone, but is much prized by the right two. l.IlifA very poor substitute for tl1e truth. Love-A man's insane desire to become a woman's meal ticket. Lover:-eAn ardent admirer who says, Yes, dearest, I will shovel the snow off the lake so that we can go skating ! and after marriage remarks. VVhat! Shovel the snow off the Walk for you? VVell, I should say not! I'm no chore boy. NISIIZIIIKKJIQYOHC who knows more about your affairs than yourself. PANTS-Trousers Country Cousins. PITY-:All emotion awakened in a man's mind when he beholds tl1e children of a woman who might have married him instead. REl.lL2ION-A cloak used by some persons in this world who will be warm enough with- out one in the next. RHiaroierc-l.angnage in a dress suit, SINNFRiA stupid person who gets found out. SNllltlf-All unfavorable report from headquarters. Sviniwriiv-Feeling for others: very noticeable in Blind Man's Huff. ,f4' W ,qi xii' , - ' , f A F sir K ' Z2 , xx -Y fl, F4 47,1 X , . X ,f XX, X R, exx Zllbz Euvwairilask frhggk 9, X 51 , ill The Bnvwabzilack 7 ,fl L -H--a ,s all Sopbomore Clary Illollo: Serve Rather Than Be Served Colors: Red and White Iflnwvr: Red Rose OlfIflt'liR5 l'I't'.ridt'nt .....,...... .......,,...,..,. ..,,,.,,...,,,,, X 7 ester Small l'irv-P1'r.ritlen! ...,. ,,,,.,..,.. .,.,..... R o bert Self Sf't'l'FfUl'j' .....,. . 7'l't'tlXIH'L'I' ........ Anderson, Margaret Andrews, Robert Askew, Anza Atwater, Billy Atwater, Robert Ansley, Lucy Baynes, Frances Blanchard, Annie Bowden, Edith Bowman, Howard Branson, Alpha Branson, Helen Brown, Ervin Burke, Amanda i Burke, Margaret Cates, Jack Cates, Thruston Campbell, Billy Cheek, lrVilson Clark, Hayden Crutchfield, Marjorie Dickey, Hubert Durant, Frances Durham, Marvin Ephland, Charles Eudy, Hazel Faucette, Clifton Fleming, Mary Fonville, Martha Foster, Clariee Glosson, Eugene Goins, Avis Guyer, lnez Hall, Elizabeth Hall, John Hargrove, Dale Hargrove, Edna Hart, Clarence Haynes, Polly Heritage, lNoodrow Helm, Dorothy Hinshaw, Frances Hinshaw, Wilma llrlein mins Holt, C. T., Jr. Hunter, Cloyee Isley, Clarence jones, Daniel Kernodle, Lula Kinley, Ola Belle Kirkpatrick, William Lambeth, Edna Lamm, Lyman Lasley, ,lack Leath, Billy , Levin, Dorothy Lloyd, Jessie Long, Helen Long, Melba Love, Eula Henry Lowe, Howard Macomson, Glenn Maeomson, Nina Malone, Addie Manheim, Lyndon May, Garvin Mclver, Almon McPherson, Clements Mebane, Margaret Messick, Lois Miller, Elizabeth Mitchell, Nellie Montgomery, XVade Moore, Celeste Moore, Fletcher Moran, Edith Morton, Kendall Moser, Mary Barbara Moser, Virginia Moss, Athalec Murray, Ruth Neese, Martha Oldham, Helen Overman, Lottie Overton, Lina Overton, jay Parrish, Dewey XWFDX-xxx f' iiil --XXX uf' ..,....Mary Barbara Moser ..........,Enla Henry Love Pearson, Eunice Pender. Georgia Perry, Louise Petty. Roy Price, Billy Redding, Ralph Reiber, john Reiher, Mary Robertson, XVilbur Rogers, Margarette Ross, Vivian Saunders, Robert Self, Robert Shaw, Lois Sharpe, Dorothy Small, Vater Small, Vester Smith, Herbert Smith, Wlillie Sorrell, Della Sossoman, XYilma Spoon, Esquirido Spoon, Norvella Sykes, Agnes 'Teer, Margaret Thompson, Sarah Troxler, Thelma Vaughn, John XVaddell, Brock Wladdell, Howard Vllalker, Bessie VValker, Virginia Xllebster, Eugene Xllest, Beatrice XX'hitted, Edna XVilkinson, Nell XVillia.ms, Cleo XVilliamson, Ben YVilliamson, Elizabeth XYindham, Gertrude XVingheld, Revelle Wood, Catherine XVrightenberry, Billy f'f , ffff! T The ZBue:EafJ:SIack -2 m-If l ---R s- Wi X, Hl.Ji07Lj7 0fCfass TAI-7'f1l-0716 On the seventh day of September, 1927 4X.D., our Ship of Hope, with a crew uf one lnmdred and eighty-one passengers left the Harbor of Ignorance for the Harbor of Knowledge. It sailed under our banner of red and white with our motto, Serve Rather Than Be Served. lVilson Cheek, president: Dorothy -lones, vice-president: Ruth Gross, secretary: and James Durham, treasurer, were the ship ofiicers, The guides and navigators taken along were Miss Lucy Glasson, Miss Annie Vllebster, Mr. V. Dabbs, and Mr. Lowell Osborne. On the fifth of September, 1928 .-X.D., the Ship of Hope resumed its journey from the Harbor of Delight across the Sea of lgiioranee. Many of the crew over-stayed leave, others joined the crew of other ships sailing to- ward the same goal. and a few from other ships joined our crew, so that when a count was made the passengers were found to consist of one hundred thirty-four. This year the ship's officers are Vester Small as president, Robert Self as vice-president, Mary Barbara Moser as secretary, and Eula Henry Love as treasurer. Miss Rutherford, Bliss Sellars, Miss Shepard, and Mr. Osborne lent their assistance as navigators. JESS!!-I Leovn '51, XVILBUR TQUBERTSON 231. .f ,1 s ,NK 6 s I 5- X, -X f - - f- The ZBne-wah-Black 7 eekiug ensible ociable bedieut O F bliging dd atient aciiic aramount onest onorable ilarious rderly bseryzmt rganized agnanimous auly erciful pen-handed ptimistic nward 7 are 3 1 easonable esolute arnest agar uduriug turdy ufficieut atisfyiug R ff' Y !YYi,,1 xx I 7 z' 4 V 53 X ,.f ' V v-V..,Yv T? i-WW- s-- i y XX Qlibe Buezwairifark X L---r' Can You Imagizze Amanda Burke knowing her Algebra? Edith Bowden without chewing gum? Frances Durant in the Detention Room? Avis Goins an English teacher? Jessie Lloyd not knowing Latin? Margaret Mebane in nutrition class? Mary Barbara Moser passing up athletics? Louise Perry without any make-up? Sarah Thompson not mischievious? Catherine VVood with hcr mouth shut? jack Cates six feet tall? Lyndon Manheim on the football team? Wilson Cheek without stacomb? Charles Ephland as a woman hater? f Tip Faueette without a joke? Lyman Lamm behaving on class? Daniel jones at school on time? Beatrice Wiest with blonde hair? Garvin May with long pants? VVillie Smith a movie operator? Frances Baynes not giggling? Alpha Branson speaking without permission? Mary Fleming in the Follies? Ben VVilIiamson as Tarzan the second? john Hall as a boxing trainer? Billy Atwater as manager of Mrs. Lasley's store? Addie Malone as bass violinist for Paul VVl1iteman? Billy Campbell awake on class? Martha Fonville acting prissy? Ola Belle Kinley as a movie star? Edna Lamberth in a hurry? Helen Long stopping for a stop light? Eula Henry Love as an old maid? Howard Bowman wearing knickers? Ervin Brown at home by mid-night? Wloodrow Heritage not pulling someone's lie? Thruston Cates not pushing in lunch line? Martha Neese without tllnl permanent? Virginia Walker as a midget? Georgia Pender not flirting with Almon Mclver on Algebra? Dorothy Levin wearing long dresses? Wilma Sossoman without llmsr boots? Bessie VValker with Il boyish bob? Nell VVilkinson as a music teacher? Hubert Dickey as a college professor? jack Lasley refusing to go by Oak Street? Roy Petty as a basketball star? Billy Price as an admiral in the navy? H- x-, K I2 S ci kr, ini- X Z or as-get r 2 ,rf Xi If ,1 54 Jd,,, The ZBuz:Eab:31an:k lflufsllxlxx Ihws - .... .-. .- .J Q iq .le 5 'J .wif lim-.Nu Aux HIV! 511 XATQGUB Uf:g3lJ13lEE? Colors: Green an president .......,., ffice-j1re.rz'denl ,recretary .......... ll't l1SHl'CI' .. alexander, edith andrews, lucile andrews, thelma angel, kenneth ausley, edith barrett, a. f. beck, lvda bell, Vivian bennett, ralph benson, lucy boggs, ruth bnland, Carlton boland, john lmoswell, george boswell, hazel bowman, doroihy brown, evelyn brown, jack bryan, richard ltulla, john burke, alice burns, hilda carden, buell eatcs, dorothy clapp, b. a. clapp, ruby eoble, addie lee cf ble, joe eoble, kilby coble, willard eoble, zeb cole, joseph cole. leeman cole, velma Coleman, julian Conklin, quincy cook, cleo cooper, clara mae crabtree, carl demoss, ollie watts dixon, katherine durham, charlie earle, dorothy 57 FreMmazz Class d Gold illnilu 5 Excelsior Ortfictzits Crass Rom, elder, Wilton eudy, odis euliss, howard Fitch, banks fogleman, joe fowler, pauline frederick, donald garrison, wilson gentry, abb gentry, clyde t,entry, thelma gilliam, Fletcher glosson, helen glosson, j. W. glnsson, ruby gregg, catherine grubb, helen gguthrie, ima hanford, mebane hanna, beverly banner, jack harviel, j, c, hawn, o. d,, jr. hayes, edwin bill, doris hines, burnett I inshaw, curtiss hinshaw, frank hinshaw, gailcy hobby, glenn hogan, roy holt, richard holt, virginia hornadav, hallie Wayne isley, gardner isley, jeanne islcy, maude jones, edrnontl kilby, Hoyd king, robert king, talbert kernodle, robert kinney, melvin knott, herman latnm, alma lankford, eugene lashley, alt-ne lashley, gladys leatli. jack lea, maleolm lineberry, wilma long, frances lyon, thomas malone, cloris marlette, Willard mcarlams, lon mcadams, paul mephcrson, edith moody, naney moore, da.vicl moore, Zeb moran, lyman moser, mary moss, sherman murray, vernell Oakley, kendall parrott, james parrish. my paul, lucile paul, Winfretl pegram, lslanehe perry, edna pettigrew, Odell philips, grady potts, george powell, aulirey powell, robert proetor, lucile pyle, iris pruitt, vergia pyrtle, helen rascoe, eliie ray. mandy redman, mildred X f -' I X , 1' Z if 7 Y 7 X 'Rx ,-X XXX liIu2uvr.' Buttercup ,.,...david sellars ......,..elaine stadler ...Mollie watts demoss , ...,........ Clyde fowler reynolds, charles rimmer, virginia robertson, richard robinette, earl l'4'lgL'l'S, hazel rogers, wilson roney, mildred rouse, thomas scott, mary Wiley sellars, david sharpe, ealva sharpe, dwight shoe, louis shoffner. wade simpson, katherine smith, nettie mae forrell. della mae s rrell, lawrence spoon, mary kennett spoon, mildred stadler, elaine staley, grace stuart, dorothy summers, john surratt, hope sykes, aruette sykes, mildred thomas, clayborne thompson, mae tillman, james tillman, emma tillman, ralph trollinger, annie boyt turner, mildred Walker, d, jr. Walker, eleanor Walker, mildred walker, wayne way. wi nfred Webster, annie webster, ben Webster, Webster, nla mildred LALLL , L a ..LLaLLa-Lw.7 Ulibe Bueewahilack Frerfzllzazz Clays Hz'i'f02y On September the fifth, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight, one hun- dred and fifty-live carefree and green Freshmen boarded The High School Ship. XVith our banner of green and gold fluttering in the breeze, we set our sail towards the far-away port of Knowledge. lVe had had as yet very few trying experiences on the Sea of Learning. It did not take us long to realize that there were seamen aboard our ship who were more experienced than we-the Sophomores, juniors, and Seniors. NVe organized our class and chose as president one of our niost capable members, David Sellars. Other officers who were chosen to help him guide our vessel over the rough Sea of Learning were Elaine Stadler, viee-presi- dentg Ollie XVatts DeMoss, secretary: and Clyde Fowler, treasurer. For the lirst few months of our trip some became tired and dropped ont, but as the nearest port came in view. our hopes brightened. After resting three months in the Harbor of Delight we will again set our sails on the Sea of Learning with brighter hopes to gain the Har- bor of Knowledge in the three years to come. BANKS Fircit ELAINE STADLER E-if rj -- . i 53 ,X-.X IX... -4 .1 Q- Ulhz Ene:H9ab:3Iark AN 5NAD5H aim 59 'Q I' N v. Q Q - 4- .- A-La' 1 X Zllheiinzzwabgack M F7'EJA7lld7Z Clays Poem The Freshman Class of '28 VVith its hardships and its foes, Will play along at any time But working as it goes. We started out as little tots For school on our hrst day, We did not want to go, of course, But you must, our Mothers would say. And soon we saw our teacher , But yet, not with a frown, She led us in and gave us seats, Then for work we must settle down. And now as we are Freshmen And know just what to do, VVe will work our very hardest just to show others what to do. DORIS HILL. 7,- ,Z 60 The ZBne:waiySIack ,- - fd- -lb , -V ., - 'V- H -- .. J A 5, . . lgtlffflllllllll Fl'lI71,6!l'll lJZ'fCl'.fl7:17 Club lfuiln' l7l IjL'1lCL' Kl2llik'h l'CI'fcCIu Om-'1m'l-'usa flllrxn 10.28 l1'l'xifll'11l , , Tum Vl'l1lllL'y l'r'4'.v1'dw1l 1 irc-l'r'r.ri:ll'11! ,. ,......., .,vk'SfL'T Small l'in'-l'1'l'.vidv11l Sm'f'l'llr1',l' llun XYilli:m1s1l11 .S'Nz'1'4'llrIjX I r'ull.mr'l'1' rank .Xmlrcwa 3 lzml llurlxc I url lip-:mul l :lm llllllll' Yuflllilll Full-5' lfrzmli Amlrcws MEM mans xlzum-5 Hayucs XYmulroxv Huritugc Dun ,loncs l.UIllllk' Kinlcy .,' V , Jw g- T1'mr.v1r. 4'r' C'nIm'.v: Purple and Gold Term 1929 I ,.Pzml Burkc . ..,, . ,,,Frzf'nl4 Amlrcws ,.... :,'liOll'l XYl1itluy .Otis NYhitc, jr. Vustcr Small lien lYilIi:uns0n Otis Wll1llk', -lr. Tum Vl'l1itlL'y 6.3 Q.: The Euezwalyfilack ,,..jAL,g,., ,H ,kb - , ,,...J..-E., ---AGE 4-an V V ,AV s'1 ' V' l Stage Szfeppcfxr Dl'l1lillIf1.I' Cfznf Lfnl111's.' Grcen and Gold 1:1r7IVi'l'f Daffodil illfflln: Thu lilcvatnr to Success is nut Rinniing-Take thc Stairs Uifificiius Term IUZS Term 1929 Prixriiivzir .........,.....,....., Franklin Ovvrnizin l'1'u.vi11'r111 , ,,,Nctta Cook Robertson l'ii'i'-Pwsiilmzl .,,.. ...,.,,.,.. E flwina Laws l'iu'-l'l'rsi11'ml ,,,,, ffressic Hll15ll3A1' Svrrtfury . ........ .,....... E lizahclh Dailuy ,S'i'r1'i'fir1'y ,..,,,.,,,,, ..T.ivTililaxXVz1jker TVvi1x1111'r .......,,,...,.,,,.,,,,. Trcssic Hinshaw Tf'vi1.r11f'r1' , ,,A,,,,,, ............. I Qohcrt Anthony C1112 Prngrrum Cammi Frank Andrews Rnhu-rt Anthony Fdith Ansley Margaret Boland Dorothy Brafllcy Mozc-lle Bnnton Carl Burke Cleo Cook Lillian Cnvington Ollie llfatts Dekloss Alysc Dixon Iris Dbrsctt 65 llvvuklamic Kluore MEMBERS Dorotliy Earls: Ranks Fitfll lrlclcn Fowlcr ,l. C. Harvir-1 YllLii15lJakw Richarrl Holt ' Annie Lve Hurnc Hallie lX'aync Hornaclay Lnuisc Hnrncr Ola Belle Kinley N Erlwina Laws ,Xgncs Laytun Cllr. Prngruzzl Cumu1iili'v..Mainie Moorc Klaniic Xlrufiiw Franklin r'lx'L-rman ljlanchc Pc-grain NCH3 ffuok Rrmlwcrsull Dorntliy Scllars falva Sharpe Elaine Stafllcr .Xnnic Hnyrl Trfvllingvr Ycra Walker XYillu XYalkcr lrlzl Baker' XYllllRII'lStiI'l Corina King 1 x, 1 fQF2PElf??'1 3'F'EL1,1 1 H - ,Y ff. H. S. Pfu1'11z11.fc1'.1' , 11I11fl11,' 'XXII thc XYnrIcl'f il Stugd' RIISD Klzmc bcllars l.Nfm11.mH fPlfI4Il'l-Rs Eu' 'lk-1'111 WIS 'I'c1'111 19l'J l'r1xvi1i1'11f A ' ' , l'l11ll111 .l1111L'w l'f1'.1'1ri1'11l ., I,I1'1'-l'1'1'.11'1l1'11l , , T11111 XYl1itluy I'ilu'-l'l'1'.ri1f1'1ll X'm'1'vl111',1' , .,,. , Iflizzxlwclh SL-II:11's .N'1'1'1'1'l11r-1' ,, 'l'1'1'u.1'111'1'1' ,,L'lz11'c111'1' lk-111111154111-1 'lM'1'11.v111'rf' , NI1111111-us I7r:111u's I'iay11L'm H1121-I limxvcll .Xlfcc Plurkc Iyillll Burl-cc Ifilll ,lunus Philip ,lmu-s 'l'z1llw1't Kmg L11111111- Iiilllfj' .Xflrllu Lu- I ulmlv Jxllllll 141111111 Aflflu- NIz1I1111v 15111115 Xlzxlwnc Xl:1rg:11L'! F1110 Ychnn Owls N!:11'LLiL' L'rutcl111vl1! M:11lcli11c X11-:1rI111' Il111'1r. Hill fulusiu Nluurc Yirp111ia1 H1111 Yi1'ggi111:1 Kluscr XY. K. Hull, 111 lk-IL-11 111111111111 H011-11 Hormr fxIJll'k'l1l'L' I'c1111i11g1m1 ' 1 l,11111sc lnllarrl X 'IH 111 V1'l11llCy ,, , XX. lx, Holt, 11. ,I,1111is1- Pollard I':111l Ilurkn' I urilc I'1'11utvr llury Ih'1l1v1' lI:1 vI Rugcrs Nlilrlrccl K1-Huy Y1vi:111 Russ Plullis 512111 Iluvirl Sa-lI:11's EIiz11l1ctl1 Svllnrs Xlilclrurl 511111111 liflith XY:1rlflcll Oli, NYIIHL' 'l'n111 XYl1illcy 54 X.. 'i X , XX N aellllf BUf:WHUi3lF,EE ae, ,f Yfzzryffqy H0i'fess Cfzzb Mi Helen Brzulley l.5'fmri.vur1 GFI-AICERS Term 1928 l v't'sizlt'i1t .. ..,...........,, ...,,, , , ,,., Della Sorrell lJl'l'.Yl.til lll ,, I'in'-1i'f'vsiii'i'11I . ,A.,,., , , Rachel Brown l'irt'-P1't',ri'dt Stwrriilrwi' . ,, Lucile Xlontgoinery .S'i't'1'rIi1i'y TI't't1.YI1I'4.'l' ,,.,,, ,, Nellie Klitehell 'l'r't't1x11i'i'1' ,. Margaret Anderson Thelma Andrewm Lucilc Andrews Lucy Ausley Rachel Brown Amanda Burke Margaret llurke Bliltlretl Cates Lucille Davis Martha Lnu Funville Thelma Gentry Ruby Glosson 65 vi 1 MEM IKHRS Dale Hargrove Doris Hill Sara Hogan .-Xlene Lashley Myrtle Leflhctter Gladys l.cwc Nellie Mitchell Lueile Klimtgtinnery Lavena. Morris Lottie Overruan Lucilc Patil .N V x X. .xg Term 1929 ,t...........,.,Racliel Brown , .. Margaret llurke .,,,,l-ottie Overinan ,.,,.,Elna Slaunt-in fjerirgia Peniler Lois Shaw Rlary Lnuise Smith Nettie Mae Smith Della St-rrell Elna Stziuimin Dorfvthy Stuart Emma Tillman Annie XYe-luster Beatrice XYest Klildrecl XYalker Cleo lVillizun5 lfx, ll 1. l The Buvmairilack i l XX XX -i 1 K f If eallzesffqqf H0i'fci's Club Mrs. Hclen Brzulluy f.5'f7llII.YHI'1 O l'I-'lt'1iRS Term 1923 f'r'i',vi1ii'llI ,,,,., l'1t'r-lU'vJi1li'r1l , .St t I ulinjv V ., l1'i'il.mrN' l7l'2lllCL'h liulflwin l.ucl1 lluiiswii Hsizcl Ilmwcll Ilclvn lirzmsun Dirrritliy Bright Xlflzcllc llunton Tracy l.4-Q Clark Rulvy Cilapp Mary Alice Llililc ,Xlyw lJlXHll lzrmzt l.cc lzlkms tflzxrict- Ifustvr l.ue'illL' lfmstcr lily fiztrnvr Margaret Hinshaw Eisic llriswztlel ,,,,.....,,.Poy Garm-r ,. ,,,, ,,Eunicc Hay ln,.L..' . If Term 19.29 .inliul , ,....., ,... Erma Luc E liirt'-l'1't'5i1ii .S'i'rn'l41r'y , 7 r'fu.v1ll'i'f' ,. Mmintaizs ,NX HL-lcn lilussml Avis Goins Essie Griswztlcl Helen l,2ruhlJ lirlna I-Iargruvc litinicc Hay Dorothy Ht-lm Nlzirgztrct llimliaw Hclcn l'li,vrnur Hulun l.m1,: Margztrt-t Xlclxtnc llc-lun Illclmnc Edith Xliurnii lifmncl' M01-rc f , A Y V ,X W -, V xx , J, tai Af -1+ llcins ..Hulcn Horner , ,,.... Hclcn Lung ,Helen Klclmnc Nlznrtlizt Hella Xcesc l.m,1uisc Pcrry Virginia licinnwr l'liyllis Scott Nurvulln Slim-an lrlwpc Surrzltt firacc Tlwmpson llrurk XY2lflflCll lfluzmur XY:1lkcr Yura Xllllkur Virginia XV:1lkcr St-lmzt lY1llICI'S lclu XXX-lmstur Nell XYilkinsun X' 66 x. The Bnezwahiilark I. 4-5 'I , . ' i' 11.1 A Agni -- A -'ill X A -' - - -.45 r . . -r vf ,. -- V -up FS? ' - s - fm. ., --', 1 w Bw 56010 Cfzzb Bc Prcpzu'uLl Do a Gmmrl 'l'urn I54liIy fylflfll sales .5iflYllflllt!XfL l' , ., . , ., ,.,. Xlfrurl lrclilml .-lxsixlurzf .S'rn:1lrm1.rIwr ..... .XX-rm-ll Murray Srrilw .... , ,. , ,..., . ., NYils.ln Rugux Xlmllsxfus ,Trvhn HOIELIIKI ,luck Hzlnncr ,Xclrian AICPIIQINIYII jack EVKNYII U. IT. Hnwu, jr. Ycrncll Murray john Bulla liclwin llzlycs HL-urge Pfyfrgl jr, l.CCl'l'l2ll1 Culc .Xlfrcml Irclzmfl XYHSOH Rugcrs julian Cnlcnum K-:lmvrt King IJ. WT, XYalkcr, jr. joe Fogluman 'I'Imxn:ns Lyon XYZ-ij'l!C XYulkcr il. Y. Dzxlrlus f.S'jmr1.w1'l PANTHER P.xTsml. Ycrnell Murray, l'uIrnl l.muim' Jack Brnwn, .lmixlunzl I'uIml lmmluf' XXULI- I',x'l1u:l, .-Xflrizm NIcI'ha-rwn, l'urwl l,uudur -luliam L'-rlcnmaln, .l.v.vi.vlu11l Pullwwl lmmlrr STM. ll,K'l'Ntll. D, -I. XYulkL-r, JL, 1 flfr'nl l,m11fL'r U. IJ. Hzuvn, jr., .-lxsixmul l'uir.1I f.U1HI'L'I' 67 -ff X w'--------'4-4f-- ' --Y -ff--ii-H t The Ene:Eah:3lack ' x. i XR g'r'.' .. A, .... ,.YV , .....,.-M - I C1 tts xYCClllCSllHj' l'1't'.rirfr11i . ,,.,,., ., .. l'it'i'-P1'r.ridi'1z! ,. .. , 4.5 55 . ' ,-N ' - ' Q ' 1- . Radio Clzzi Mr. E, C. l.uuuurd !Sf'm1:m'j Chflflvi-QRS Het-ting Thursday Mecting ,..Frank Hull Pr't'.rii1'm1! llzrrolfl Smith ,,.. Allen Mchanu l'it'i'-l 1u'.ri4it'r1! .Allen Xlchzmc . ,l. li. Gzuit,-,lr. .5'vt'1'rtt1r'y-T1'mxrm'r' ,-l. E. Cant, Jr. .S'vr1't' fury , T!'L'UJI!I'l'I' Hzirwy Allen Guurgc .'X11tl1ony liilly Hzirkcr Chcstur lirny .lullll Bullzl NV11cl0 Colilc l. lf. Gzmt, lr. Clifton fiurrison ,luck Garrison Vlizirlcs Holt Rl i-.M urns C. 'l. Hivlt lirnnk llult Iiztins lliiplqins lf, D. Ili-rnamlziy llzulluy lltirncr Aflriztu AlClJl1k'l'5Oll Allen Klclwzmc NYa.rlQ Klmmtgimicry lflclchcr Klmirc lit-utlitll Morton .1 llrivt-5 Parrish J. ll, lV,k'gI'lll'I1 Lilztrcnco Pt-nniligtoil llilly Price Rrmlit-rt Pruitt .-Xlris Smith llill Smith llzimltl Smith lic-wllc XYinglim'lml llill XYl'lgQlllL'llltL'l'I'y 68 lid ii i 1 F22 Zwszgidbiilwria, M Term l'rrxi1Ii'r1f , .,..,... . I'n'.'-l'1'v,v1ilm1f .S4'A'l'l'llJl l' , Y'r'i'uv1n'rr Frances Hzxlclwin Dorutliy Bradley Hclcn lflrzuison Miriam liulla Elizzlhctll Burke Xclliu fates lfranccs Durant Mary Fleming' 69 P-KX Ylzziief Chai Miss Muriu Sullilrs f.S'fimr.mrl OFi-'ICERS 1928 .EClXYlllZl Laws 4 l'i'i'xnluul , Maclclinc Mumlur l'iu'-1'1'u.v1l ,Elna Staunton .q1'1'l'A'f1Il'-l' , Durntliy lirzullcy Trm1.um'r RIEMBERS lilizziliclli Hall jutt Harviel Lnuisc Humor Eugenia Howell lfuplm Isley Lula Kcrnodle l'I1l.viiiu Laws , -NX XXX-Ni 'X Xxx, K .X Term 19.29 .. ..Maclclinr ML-:ulrfr , . ... ..,. ,, Nc-llic fntcs ,,, ,lrtt llurvivl .. ,,,..., Eugunizi ll-iwvll ,lessic l.Ioyrl ,luliu Mac Lily Margaret Mulizmc Betsy Ilrmvn Murray George Putts Richard Ruln-rtsun Iflna Smumun Thelma Truxlcr The Eue:Eab:3lark L 1 W 1 X f, 'vu Y ,. , F. -. -wmv Q - B1z1'lf1'1'11g, Hcafffi, Clllff Ser-z'1'c'e Cfzzb Gif! Reserves 5717111111 J To FHCL' l,ifu Squz1rf:ly l'm'fm.vv' Tu lm-iiiolc Hiviiclliiiufx, tw uplmlml the liiglicst icluuls of Clll'lSllI1ll cluiractur. zinrl tu maint lin thu right spirit in our sclirwl, homvs, :xml uiiumuiiity. l'1'ixrf4l4'lll ...., . l'irr-l'rr.vii1'unf . ,S'vw'wlu1'y , Tl'L'tI.YlIl'A'I' liclith A115 'T' lu Dmrotlly Bright Miriam Uullzx Miizcllc liuiltun Tracy Lcc Clark Mary .-Xlicc Lillmlc Alysu Dixiin l:1':u1u's Durant lirnui Lu' lflkilis Clariu- Fmtcr l.UCillL' lfuatcl' Fwy G1n'm-r Izssiu liriswulfl .-Xvis Minus liclna llargruvc Miss :Xnnic XYcl1stcr f.Sxf Ull.Y1H'2 Ori-'in :aus Mmm iucixs ,lutt Harvicl I-Eunice Huy Polly Hayncs Margaret lIlllhl'lZHV Mzmclc Isley Ulu Belle Kinlvy liclnzi Lamlmutli Agnes I.ZLj'l4lI1 jcssic Lluyrl llclcn Long Ninn Mzncomsmi llvlcn Klclmznm- Mzirgurct Mulumc limlith Moran Hlissic Griswold , ,Agnus Lsxytim ,jlzirgarct Hinslmw , , Sclma XYziltcrs Bonner Muorc Mary Moser Martlizi Nccsu Louisc Perry Aubrey l'uxx'Cll Margurctlc Rugi-rs Grace 'l'li-irmismi Bcssic MQLlliL'r Ycra XVz1llcur Virginia Mlillcci' Sclmu Mhltcrs :Xnniu XYclmStur Milclrcrl Mflului' liczltricc Mvcil Czitlwrinc XYoiml 70 ,i ..,.- s.. YY, . Ulibe Euvwabilack lki1'l'fff'.f ,ljiiff ,, ,- -, , , , , 'Q , --rf' : -my 1 Af Swzzfor H1'- Y Cfzzb .lfnlim Character Through Service. .5'lngnu.' Clean living: clean speech: Ulm-an athletics: Clean suh0lLn'slii1m1 ancl CUlliZ1QlOll5 Christian character. ., rug- ,. N.---a'Wr. N ,ul V A . Xi --- l'IlI'fHI.Vl'.' To create, maintain, and cxtencl tllfllllglilfilll. the sclmul :intl cnmmnnity high standards uf Christian rl11lrzn'tcr, P1'rsnit'nl ,.... , ...,,,,,,,.. . I'nv-1 r'r.mlm1! ...., ...... .v,,....,lnlni XX'l11tlcv ,,,,rlll'llJIllIiS XVhitlcy ,Si'4'ri'fu1'y . .........,..,,..... Franklin O verman L'm'f't'xfn1f1d1'1llf .5't'i'r'4'I11 l'l'i't1.r1H'r1' ...,..,,.,......,, , Roy Bailey Billy Barker Carl Benson Carl Burke Keith Burke Paul Burke Howard Bnwman ,lack Cates Norman foley J. D. Crunk Dace Crutchfield Klarvin Durham Charles l':I!l'lllll'lll Harris Foster Y xxx 71 X ry ., Allen Klclianc Carlns Pennington M -lUSClll'l Gant Dewey Hz1rg'1'ovc james Haynes Charles Holt Genrge Holt Gains Hnpkins Hadley Horner Carlysle Isley Dan Jones Phillip jones Gr-urge Kernocllc XYilliam Kirkpatrick Edgar Knutt x ex' 5 X X, , it O1f1f1L'E1zs Term 10.28 Term 1929 ' ' 'r'u.rMt'r1f ,,,,. ,,.,... , ..,Tl1uln21s Xllhitley 1 lm-w - i-l'ri.v1z1'n1I ..........., .,.,,,,. - loc Gant, jr. .5t'r1'FllH'-v, ,,,.., Franklin Ovcrnian c4l7l'l'L'XfHl7ldllljl Si't'r'i'flll'wV 7'f'mxrr1'r1' ............... .. EINIBILRS liilly Leath Ralph Love Lynclnn Klanhunn Garvin May J L.-lC!l'lL'IliS NCI herst ill :Xllcn Illclvanc XYarle Xlnntglnnery Fletcher Rlnore Franklin Overrnan ,lay flvurtun ,l. B. Pegram Carlos Pciiliiiigtmi Holi Saunders XY, D. Halfac re f5f1auru1'l Czlrlns Pennington .,,Billy Barker Rrlvert Self XYL-luster Small .Xlvis Smith Hcrhcrt Smith XX'illic Smith Edwin xviill-iL'I' Sam XYarlick Frank lYclwster ,lamvs XYilliams Otis XYhitc .lohn XYhitlcy Tum XYhitlry ,lwsepli Yarlworrnigli Q' 1, xx f xgi N, Ciba Euszwabzilank I X -?.---MV ,YM .-.gA- M- --,nl--if If . if ll' X. 'y' , Turin lU'i'.v1ifrr1f ,,,,,,, , .Ili I nw'-l':'u.ml4ul , , J .a .VF , 1 ' ...f.,,q:ssss.,,, g.4:,, znziof' Hi- Y Cfzzb Oi-'if n Iiki 1928 film: 'Tluaii Tllnuglns, Ulcan Living Turin 1920 Pwul Blcqhlaixis l'1'.',vidi'ul , .. ,, Hfincl Cxmlcii Richurcl Holt I'in'-lJ1'r.i'idrn1 . , J, XV, Hlussnii ,N'm'r'vlur'-x'-7'1'm.v11z'fr' ,, ...... j-,vlm Ihvlzmrl .X'm'r'vIury-T1'm.y11r'vi -Inlin lhulznnl ,lark Brown line! Cilffltll B. A. Clupp Iiilhy lffxlnlc Zclr. Cwirlx' Quincy Conklin ifhzirlic Dnrlmm fltis Iinily M mi mins 'Inu Foglcnian J, XY. Gloss:-n Xluhanc Hanford Gln-nn Hobby Richzircl Holt llurdncr lslcy liillllullil james ML-Ivin Kcinicy Luwcll llslwrne f.5'f'HlI.Y11l'j Klzilculin Lou l'zuil xiCA4lIllIlS Lymznm Bliwaii jzuncs Pzirmlt iirzirly Phillips lfzirl Rulmim-tic Dwight Sharps Arnclt Sylcus IJ. tl. XVulkur 72 ' Hiilcnn Hubby X, ,., X i , was wpfwanairiafff , ,,'., -- . .'3-11.5 L4' . as 'T .-I-4-1. f.. Girl Saou! Cfzab L'ilf'tuii1fXliss l7lr1i'c1icu Riitliwffircl TRI MIP l Slnguir. Do a liimicl Turn Daily .llnlliig lic Vrcpaix-rl Timor' ffl-'I-iIL'I'-QRS l'1'i'.iIdufil ,. ,.,.,,.,... ,,..,,.,.,, , . ., .. , .,,, . .. . .l.illiaii L'uviiigtriii l'iH'-l'I'i'xiili'i1I .. . lilaiiii' Slxullur Yi'i'11xiH'i'i' . Fraiifcs l vi'i'y .N'i'rr'i'liir',i' ,,... . ......, , , .,,,. Mary Xlilvy Scott Tina ,X Ncnuiz P.x'rimi. S-vmlml: Anclim' l'i1li'ul l.i'uz1'vi',. , ..,,.,...,, ,... E laiiic Stacllcr A1 EM miles IJ-irutliy Huwmaii Mary XYilcy Scott Klum Crunk Q1ZllYllSl'liiI'lJQ llllic XYatls DQ-Moss lQEIllR'I'lI!k'SlI1'lIlS1'Ill Frances Lung lilainu Stadlci' lllaiichv l'c-Tram 1, UVIRKEINLX Dania P.X'I'li'1!I.u .S',i'mlml: lnmlian fiirl's lluarl l'i1lrnl I.vin1'i'i' . ., , ,, ,.,, Yatcr Small Aiizxiixuiis Dorntliy liarlc Yalur Small Czitlieriiiu Grcgg xYlllllZlSIISSOI1'lZlll .-Xlcnc lxulilcy :Xniiiu Buyrl Trollingcr XYilma l.iiicherry Mac Tlioiiipmii Erlna Pcrry Nancy Mil-:fly fHliR1lKliE PAxTRu1. .Ywi-uilml: flier-ukcc Russ Piilrul l,m1di'i',., .,..,,,,.,.,.,.,.. Dorolliy la-viii ximrizieics Riil1yGlwss4n1 Lina Overtmi Hsu-rly Hamm-r Eumcc Puai-mn li-:roll1yl.cvii1 Xlai'yK1-iiiwttSpwii Hallic Xl'ay1ic I'Im'n:1clay IJFAR llizu, ljATRUI.ll ,N'Vi'n1lmI.' Pinc Cnnc I'i:1rnl Immlvi' ..,, l.iIliaii Ll-viiigliiii Mmiiu-iles Hilala llnriis Gladys laulilcy XX-'illarcl Ciilmlc lfrancus IH-rry 1 l.illiai1 Ciwiiigli-ii NL-Iliu Mau Smith .,YX-X! r if p K, The Eue:Eab:3Iacia x ms, Y , X- -li ,T rid rr-:gy Q3 .'-- - 'A A tifjff 5 : , Gif! Scala! Cfzzb C'uf'tainAMiss Florcncu Rutherford TROOP II 5117511 Ifl. ' Do 11 Good Turn Daily llfzlm: Bc Pl'upa1'ccl .S'm'r'Ntur'y 7'r'm151rn'r' Tuuul' fjl FIL'ERS 9 Virginia Musur Sarah Tlumnpson 74 kx The ZIBue:Eab:3Iack HNIINNIE HA! HA l Synilml: Indian Girl Head Patrol l.mn'vr .................. Sarah Thompson tllflhifllllf1jllfI'L7ILL'lIU'l'!' Frances Hinshaw MEMBERS Edith Alexander Vivian Bell Alice Burke Katherine Dixon Frances Hinshaw Lois Messick Nina Macomson Virginia Moser Esqurido Spoon Sarah Thompson Edith McPherson HSTAR GAzERs .S'ymIwl: Red Star I nfrnll.n1drr ..,,......,.,..,,..,., Mary li. Moser J A-ls.ri.rlar11 I alrul Ll'flllCl' ...... Evelyn Brown MEMBERS Evelyn Brown Frances Baynes Virginia Holt Jeanne Isley Alma Lainm HPATHFINDERSH Symbol: Pointing Hand llirlrul Imurlvf' ....,................,.. Maxine Scot .Imixlzlul Pulral Lmdvr. , Edna Hargrove MEMBERS Lyda Heck lnez Guyer Edna Hargrove LONE .S'ymImI: Vifolf Head Palm! Leader ................ Mary Alice Coble .-lsxvixlauf Patrol Leader' Gertrude VVindhain MEMBERS Anza Askew Mary Alice Coble Margie Crutchlield Mary Reiber 75 Dorothy Sharpe Grace Staley Nell VVilkerson Gertrude Xklindhain Maxine Scott Ruth Wfalton KDEAGLE PATROLU Symbol: Eagle Celeste Moore Mary Barbara Moser Margarette Rogers Catherine VVood Puffnl Leader .,,...........,......, Nellie Mitchell MEMBERS Margaret Anderson Nellie Mitchell Lucy Ansley Georgia Pender Amanda Burke Lois Shaw Martha Lou Fonville Della Sorrell Thelma Gentry Cleo xAfilll3lTlS fr mlJf?ZBF'f:5?'!:3lHfF r ,.. --, Bqvs' Gfac Cfzzb Nlrs. l,, li, Nickvls, llirrrlnr' l I Pn'.s'ide'rl! ,, . ,, ,5ll'l'P'l'11II'j'- T1'L'lISIll'l'I' Crvzxnr , , ,. Tenor: Harvey Allen ifnrlyslc Islay Howard Bowman Irvin Brown jack Cates Clifton Garrison Germrgc Holt liuslur Milus lfdwin lV:4lker Sum VV:1rlick john VVl1itlcy licwrgn' KL-rnmllc Rx ' fjl-'lfll ic ,T M1-im in-:Rs licitli Burke Yank Cmblc lbuwcy Hurgrm'c llmrlcs Halt lfrznik Holt XY. K. Hnlt, jr. llncllcy Hornur . -lnlin XVl1illu llzlrulcl 'l'rullinglx I XV. li. Holl I1 llnxx ,luck l.asley Rhnlpli Love ' llzirrilrl Trollin lfrunlc VVL-lmslur lJll'l1vs l Ulllllllgl tlunrgo rllllfllllllb gm' Illl - fl ilx ' v ,ll Cv- ,gf -..W V N! tl x Zllibe Bos:mab:3Izick Ya, an , ,Hn 1'1'cxirlrnt . ..... . lllft'-P7'L'.rI'1fl'I!l ,. Sn'r't'ft1ry-Trm15n1't'r Gfrfy' Gfee Cfllb Mrs. I.. B. Nickuls, l7i1'm'ln1' Oifmciaus hlEMBERS S'nprunn,r Margaret Boland Ethel Qtmlls Frances Barnwcll Margaret Burnie Dorothy Scllars Klildrvd Cates Edith Mac llowdcn Maxine Scott Elizahcth Dailcy Dorothy Bradley Klary Lunisc Smith Truvzl Davis Edna Bryan Elna Staunton Huh-n Fowler lris Dursctt Sarah Elizahcth Ycrnnn Tru-ysie Hinshaw Elizaheth Hall XYilla XYalkcr EEugun1a Flt-wcll Sara Hogan Edna Vl7l1itt0cl Eupha Isley :Xnnic Luc Horns Christine Yarhrougli Cm-ina King .a 'Xxx -. 77 xr Qi, 1 v V' wg' 14, , ,,.,..Ethcl Qualls ..,. .Edna Bryan , Dorotliy Sellars Alllnx Lula Kcrinullc Edwina Laws Gladys Love Elizabeth hlillur Ncllitf makit-y Nclta Cook Ruhcrts-m Ruth XYaltrmn Ida liaker NVillian1son nnfgvv f' - f- f- ' Q l'r'1'.vi1f1'11l .51'm'vn1r'-x' mul Tn Carltml Ixnlllllii Clmrluu Hzllmlxvill Hilda Ilurm Nvillfwn Ifldm-r Mary Fleming l'rU.v1'drH! . I'fm'-l'r'vx1'x1'1'llI .Sl'fr'4'Mlr'wx' mlm! Ykr'mr.v1rl1'r . Ralph HL-uuxolt Durwllly Iinwxnzln -lop 1 uhh' L'urli5 Ilumlmw ., , Xyillljll Ifhlul .,,Yirginiu liimmcr Mildrvrl Sykus Lewis 'I-l'IUII1lISilll .Izum-s Tillman Hmvarcl XYaddcll .. Kxlymlc Fmvltl' ,.XYzlclL- SI1ntTm'r , lIlSllL'I' llcll llrzuly Philips Mary Sc-M Czxtlu-rinc Sinwwn 78 Glibe Bue:!?3aiJ:3Iark 1 .. , - .- .. 2 -9-' ' N -' ,Ik ' -,. fi7'L'!66f:1' Club OlFIfIk'ERS Term 1028 'FQYITI 1919 l'l'L'.rf1lflll ., AI frccl lrvlilllrl l'l'UXfdr'rlI ....,,, U,-Xlfrcrl Irulzuul f'irU-l'r'1'xidc11I Carxluer Islcy fvfrr-1'n.x1dn1l , , ,j. lf. Ilurviul .N'rrr'r!11ry .... . ,, , Hunks Fitch S'm'1'1'Iu1'y ,, , , Hanks Fitch Y'rwu.v:m'r Yurucll Murray 7F1'm.rr1rff' ,. ,,,YL-rm-ll Murray Guurga' Hrxswfll Riclmrml Hryau Ililly fzunphcll I.w:mnu Colo Churliq Durham Alum mfns Hunks Fitch J. C. Hurviul Edwin Ilayn-5 lfugcm- Laukforrl Thmuzns Lynn Ycrucll Murray J. Y, lluhhs fSfml Y. 4, hs lil: 79 1' -' 4 fb A F fn I . fX.,.....uA Robert Pruitt Charles Ru-y11-,Ida XYilson Kugcrs .Xlfrrd In-l:mrI Garclucr Islcy f ,nz ff. X , X The Euzzmabziank Q'x,x ru' A ' ,-.r-rf I - V, . . we- i , -K- . ,l Q fx... , 4 .l- ,. l11't'.rzdvuI ,, I'ift'-Pr't'.rirlt'1if , i,lIf1llvL7fll'l' ,, ........,..., ,, , .-lssistaizt .l1lHlt7jlUI' ..., Ledmun Arniclc, Cornet Alninn Melver, Cornet Roy Petty, Cornet Tlimnas Rouse, Cornet Carlton H-mlanfl, Cornet lrviu Brown, Cnrnet Billy Campbell, Cornet Eugene Sykes, Cornet .lack Lezltli, Cornet joseph Cole, Cornet Victor Slinffner, Clarinet James Durham, Clarinet jnhn Reilmer, Clarinet Vx 6 ' , , D X, A ,R,q.,4,h Swv, -'- - C - V Y71e B. H. S. Band Mr. Rl. Z, Rliutlcs, Dii'rfi'07' Rosrerr Eugene VW-luster, Clarinet ,lnlin R, Kernuclle, Clarinet Kenneth Angel, Clarinet Fremont Shepard, Clarinet Gervrge Boswell, Clarinet XVinfrerl Why, Saxnpliime E. May, Saxrvplimic Billy Atwater, Flute l'aul Xlansfielcl, Tnlia Buster Miles, Tuba XYillis linlanrl, Tl 1YI11llttl'lL' Robert Atwater, Tromlvone Rieliarcl Bryan, 'Tl'C!I11lJfll1i3 . S xx X -Xxx .., ..,Leclnum Amiek ...,,.XN'illis Boland ,........Paul Xlansnelcl .......Rohert Atwater Clyde Fowler, Tromlwone Eugene Lankfnrfl, Trniiilinue lrlilly Price, Trrunliuue Herman Knott, Tromlione Robert Anthony, Altu Clifton Faucette, Alto Carl Crabtree, Alto l.Vilson Garrisnn, Altn Clnyec Hunter, Bass llruui Tliruston Cates, Snare Drum Lawrenee Surrell, Snare Drum Banner Siwzrni, Cynilmals XV. K. Holt, hlr., Drum Major So The Euvwabziack X, ,, , ,W ,, , ,gg , ' . - 1 B. S. O1'I'AL'.Yfl'z1 XIV. FI. Z. KI1-nlu, I71r'ufnr' Url-lvr-lax 'xfdful . Allman XlL'Ix'L'x I ru'-l'r'u.riduf1I Iflhcl Quznllw Mrl'4'luVkx' um! Tl'A'1l,YHl1'l' I.-ulusu I'nIlz1rrl mlylwr' . Kulwrl .'Xtwalcl lxvlfxlmll .Tl-unmrl' 121111 Mgimtichl Km-T1-,xe I 11 lfllx I llllr .S'n,x'nf11mfn' .mis Imllzzrfl lfraxm-5 Iiurmwll Ii, Xluv, wlr. Xvis Hnnxjf. 'l',-l,,,,l,l,,,,x XYinfl'ufl XYA3' UHWTY JUN! 1 Rulwrt .'XlW2llL'I' L'lur1'm'l.v Tilriyli 5illTl1llL'lll Xvrll-111 Xyilli, Iguluml yidm. Slmgmw. 1'ffl7Sp11Il gffi-..-N A1mf.yf-11.,,,.- -W K fF1' ' 'Y i ' Vliftun lr'-llllCL'IlL' ltlluvlll' W l'l'Xfl'V 'CWM' xxjlnw' l.- Iiumw llurlmm Nvlnm u:'llL'r5 mlm -I'.I l1l1lI1l Ql1l'Yll'1l I lwl XI. , If .l, l'.1IwIQu:1IIx , ' ' I' iflil ' 'll N U' lpl, .I ,. Xl . lu-nm-lla Alma-I X umm Rugs U' 'K' A 'L' , ' XY1ls1-11 1flu-vk l1'lrmfn'l.v IN'-if , Ilxlvid Scllzlrs .Xlnwn Xlclxm' 141111 Mimshcm 1QlH'YiIl Huy I.L'lll1LIIll .Xmick lhzmlx 1 flln Rug' l'L'Ily l'In5m'c lllllllul' Mlrlic Xlznlwm- Tlwlmls Hume 'I'l1I'u5l-nu Can-5 ly .1 x tri. X ' ' 1 Utilje Bozzwabzilank -iii EEK , ljl't'.Vltit'lll . l':t'.'-I'rt'.v.1rnl .aw-t-lin-y , lr't'11.mVt'r .S'fm1l.mr . , Atwater, Billy llnrlce, Patil Q.IllL'S, jack Cktrrlen, Btu-l tlztnt, joseph, -lr llnlt, XY. li, Isley. Carlysle Lashley, ji-tck Sfllfllwlf Cazzizcif Klaxiiziercs Melt:-nie, Margaret Illnrrzty, Yernell l'enningtnn, Clarence Smith, Harold Surrell. Lawrence Xlltllxer, Edwin Askew, Anza Ansley, Edith ..,...,lnse1ul1 Gant, lr. ,,,,, ,. Paul Burke . . ,.Eulz1 Henry Ltwe .. slid Vlltlkei' ,Miss Attrice Kcrnodle llhwclcn, Edith Hrmvn, Evelyn Hnlt, Virginia l.lttyd. ,lessie l.m'c. l-fnlzn llenry Love, Gladys lingers, XYilsvvn VKX-luster, lrlzl The Student Council nf lillfllllgltlll High Schnttl, cuinpttsed uf the presidents and vice-presiflents uf each lnniierttmtx, was nrgztnizerl in the fall uf 1929. The greater part nf the interest :ntd activity -if the cfmncil during its sh-,rt existence has centered around the pttliliczttitnt nf it Students' Hand lltmk which will hc reztdy fur distrilnititm helore sclmnl clftses fm' the summer vztczttinn. The cfunncil sent ive representatives to the Nnrth Carolina Student Cftnncil Cun- terence, held in .'Xsl1ex'ille, N. C, Rlurch lst and lnrl. These representzttives t-wk an active part in the rliscnssinns of the cttnference :uni brought hack many vztluztlmle ideas and stiggestiuns fur imprnving our scltrml, S: X, N -A- W ' fx fl, Axx ,X l X Nm Z!lZl3 g4Bne:E-abilark -,X Q. ,QA 1- - mqafgs-QE-T .f 1 . Y -s vi -.. ,,. . gm ,V HALPBACK ,niazfq .N :V '-.' , ' ' r ,- X9 'fx V M.,- ,' :'3fi.a: gl, N. : . V is K - .N -i' -'l , k 3' , S 'K X K l M1 5. .., - --W e ,, ' 91-fe-as ',,.. x -xv.. Edwin Ulallcfir 94.3 .lf fx i . 5 fw- -V 'n-4., f Y. lr ix K XS X x s 1,45- 4 4 END, LETTER MAN ' f N 'A jj , mi, , ' . ul . j I 5 Jae oahwr l n 4' - ,GUARD,1..ETIERNAN . xN J t - QP: ?i N Hfanklirz Overimang fil QQ ' Charles Holi, - if' TAcKLE,1.mrnn MAN., HALFBACILLETTERMAN1' I , .. ' 1 X .:., X 4 - MV X 1 A xl. -Hz' -. ,. ,X A I . ' 1 ' - 5 Q l UesL6inSrl'lall . ,T 1 A rxALE13Aq:K ' 4. ,. . ,L Q viftli-y 4 :Q ' X l ,x 3, l -.1 al l -,A1monMSIuer ' ' 9 fllalkergfiarrison TACKLE ff, , V gi, .lf .l END ' . - l ll 5 W 'P-'i 'iff z' - X N. n.. wx . 4 .ef ,, , , Y V 1 'L- an -:ap . Hair: :sm .. N ' Q .-,fr-413-5 Ng V Y Pbfliin Jones K Q l Y CarIoS Permmqlon P GUARQ ETTUQMAN J. END,LETTERMAN John Hall 1 TACKLE, LETTERMAN W , 34 Frank Cllebstcr , The ZBue:B3abf3ack V. , , ,nm ,Y W, , I j h - -. 5 1 J Jw! 5 g ,U , g F? ' . 1 V ' - f' ' , 4 S - , ' ' , 1 - I A V -of ',4wvW11,'f 'ffg. ' 'i'? -T. - .L- TE!-1 : .' . 1 1 rr, Q?-,Ffh K 7 AT...-K U ,. V. I ' Q N121 l , CRobGr1 !lnLhonqN F' A. -, E 4 g ENTER LETTERMA - A ' ' A A ' S ' W- lf' Sam Cliarhck E Fletcher Moore H1 H L MANAGER, N HALF BACK ? 3 A N w , X , m-:F Q ' 1 ' A W , .. K X X 1uV.,Xv'fAK- , m K , lzwiygfn -' V s , ' JD Cookiczfmfj Q, FD f'IornadaqJrr QUARTERBACLLETTERMAN , 1 HALFBAQK ,Q I ' V E' x . VX 1 HL 1 -1 , 1 . 5 , f X - K '-ff LL. - , , fllK.f7'oH, 3 aT 51 . A I ,. I3 Q 6UARD,LETTERMAN 9 , Q ' : ' ' xQwn.,f+, ' - S? 4 Ch31rIes'E'ph1ancl AN Y- J ' . Q Mr?LoweHOsborne4 HALF max wg: .lf Q., - . '-OACH '- I - - f. s 1 f I 1 fs fi Maw' -,fv f,M4Q 'C -N ' J 1 X , ' I-f , ff. -.Vi 4674lf3f1TL9, v',4-l . 1.44 .Q l In gi.. 4 frxbvk ff . 1f ff W f 7f'l':2Y,,l,!yl ,I It 5 1 T Grover Cobb A ' ' q '- ' A1015 Smdh Euu.BAcx,L.E'rT5R MAN i GUARD, LETTER MAN E .4 W. .fglfkk .gf Ralph Reddinq , GUARD ' . ' 85 X 4' l .f ff ,..,gi ff, - ,ff If f N The ?Bne:Eab:3lack B. H. S. ...... . B. H. S. ...... . B. H. S. ,..,.. . B. H. S. ...,.. . B. H. S. ...... . B. H. S. .,.... , B. H. S. ...... . B. H. S. ...... . F 0 aria fl R e-vie-w RESULTS OF 1928 SEASON 7 27 7 ' 0 6 0 0 Thomasville High Point Hillsboro ,..... Asheboro .... Mount Airy Roxboro ........ Reidsville ...... M eba ne .,,... 0 39 12 0 25 1.2 19 19 This season showed a strong team built around three letter men of last year. The football knowledge of these young players accounted for the victory over very strong teams. W. K. Holt ......,......, J. D. Cook ................. Franklin Overman ,........ Sam VVarlick ........,.......... Mr. Lowell Osborne .....,.. Philip jones ..................... Charles Holt ........., ..... Grover Coble ........ Edwin Walker ......,.. Frank WVebster ........ John Hall ................,,,... Carlos Pennington ......... Robert Anthony .......... Charles Efiand ......... Ralph Redding ....,..... Alvis Smith ........... Joe Gant ...........,,....... VValker Garrison ...... Fletcher Moore ........ F. D. Hornaday ....,..... Vester Small .......,.... Almon Mclver ......... ..........tackle............... ..........quarterbackm.... ..........tackle ..........manager.......... .......coach .......guard.,......... .........,l1alf back....... ,,.....,...half back....... ..,,.......full back........ ..........guard............ ..........center..,........ .......half back ..........guard ...........guard....,... ...........tackle..,..... ...........encl ...........half back ...........balf back ...........tackle .......,.,guard ff ......,..second .....,.,...third .........sccond ..........First ,......tirst ..........flrst ..........i'irst ...,,......first .........second jr .....,...,.tirst .........third .......first .,........tirst ...........first ff Z letter man 111311 l'l'IZl1'l letter letter letter man letter man letter man letter man letter man letter man letter man letter man letter man letter man letter man 86 xx ' lx ix . -Fffl1fE9F'??Hl1 .355 , , W. YWYW . ,.,,7.7,,7+ Mn. I Bqlvy' Basfefbafl Syllclfll 4 Mr, l.i-well Oslioriie, Cuzicli XY. K. Holt, L, G., Captain Xllxclc C1 llvlc, F. XYalku1' Garrisfm, I.. F. Edgar Knnll. R, Ii. Cliurlcs Eplilzmrl, F. lJlllll1l,lllllCS, R. F., Klzinugcr blllllll Hull, U. .-Xllvn Mulmzlilv, fi. Eclwin XYalkux', Li. XVilli5 llulzlncl, F. R-'vlrcrt .-Xntlivvily. C. RECORD IUZS-Z9 E. ll. S. . . .. . .29 Tllollllxsvillx' . . . 12 B. ll. S. . lil High llijiillt .. ,. -li B. ll. S. .. . ., ll Rvirlwillc , l'l li. ll. S. 10 Elon . , ..,,,,. .... . lil H. H. S. .. , Z5 Besnuiiiur ,,... . 30 H lfl, S. .. 25 Tlinlnzlsvillc . l.i B. H. S. 15 Reillwillu , V ll B. ll. S. .. IU Bcsscinvgr ,. .. 45 B. H. S. 1-l Flon . Z2 H. H. S. . . lti High Puint . . . 27 B. H. S. .. 15 Clmpcl Hill .... , ll B. H. S. .... IS Clinpul Hill. . ., . 7 245 281 lX'itl1 only unc luttcr man frmn s will in luuilcling up il tcznn. lin-1-irc ll ll? Q lm LII I lvaskutlmll. Tliu squzul wi Q' r' men left In lmuilcl zu tcam uruuml nuxl -. -gin YY 8 7 XXX- last ya-ar's sqnml llic lmy's lmaslirtlvull scusmi was the scxlsmi was nvur llw tn-11111 was playing stellar lcttur men hy grzuluati--n Zlllll wv lmve thru- letter war. ff' X. K .1 1 XQ 'iXi2y 'i W- f7!f . X- xy X iiii MlEQ5!E'2rgEHb:3fHfk-,i XX , a f sn t Gl.l'f.t'i Bf1i'f6f6z1ff'2Q Miss Lluliiu Cfrx, lliri'uIm' I Margurct llinslmxx' Frznlccs Haruwcll Diirivtliy Si-llzirs Iclxi Hakcr XYilIi:unswn Iris Di1I'aL'1I Iissiu Griswulfl 1.4 u.sL' I'1illz1i'4l lilizzihuth Scllnrs 'Vhc girls liarl nu iiltcr-sclmiiul :ithlctics this war, lint much inturust was shuwx 1 in illlCI L'i2l5S gznncs, rluu tu thc nun' point svstcm lui which :1 girl is ulmlc lu win 21 sclumi nimi-vgrzun. Baskclimll, alwuvs zu puimlnr spurt, had mzxnv plziu-rs, lmth nuw and wld The Scnirirs siifccumlcrl in mln-fcrating :ull ullirr trams in thc ciziss Qaim-s. X- 7 , ,Xi If Z V 'A .f SS , i I I 1 WWW WWW W I i Vi TUB 25926329.5112-Iafk W . X-IW... I .W A W - wg ,fm-1 Kigxbf vs- any S0fJA0lll0l'E H0l'fL:l' Syzmff Mins I.wlitz1 Cwx, lfirvrlnr Frznlccs Hinslinxr, C. F., l'nfifniu licwgizi IJUHIICY, Ii. I Mary Hurliarzi Xlnscr, R. l., ,llimngfw Xi-Iliu Xlitclirll, li, lx Virginia Moser, I.. I. SIIYZIII 'l'lmiiipwii, lx II Culcste Kloorc, R. XV. Iiutly Brvgan, I., XY. Lottie Ovcrinzni, C. H. Vivian Ross, I., F. Ilzilc II'1rUr+wL' I II Inns Rlumiclc lanlil I II An lamlii Ilnrlcu lvl In the fall nl' 1928 thc Irlnclct-y Sqnznl nt' thu Snpliniin-i'u flaws wint nitn its stil: vuzlr nf playing. 'l'hc it-ann ligirl iiiipi'-wt-il lntw finct Illxl yt-ur :intl was limltiiig funn nil I to doing grunt work. At thc vncl nf thu scnsmi tht- Snllliwimirc yilnznl n lx it L I I Il H 'Q Clianlpiinisliip I-Iivclquy 'licain url '. it lcast one time clnring thc ecasmi. XXX I S9 X-X.. This yrzn' thc girls did nnt linru zi rt-gnlzn' tvani ln nu-ul nnrl inlay nnh 1-ilni Inn niatezul they hail inter-clubs ggznncs wln-ru I-vi-ri girl nn tht- Qllllilll haul i tlinitt to plii X., ,, , RW . . I. The Bue:wab13la ck V l Y 5 I cz. l l w . Q W . 5 Czzrfy Cfzlbmm Baz!! 29 Kliss Lwlita LY-x, l7ir'l'l'lnr Klarggziwt lrlinslmw Xlaclclinu Nleador lhvrulliy Scllars .-Xlysc Dixon lris llursutt liracc Tliompson lainisi- l'ullarrl Margaret lhmnr llla llnkcr XYilli:nnsun lilizalsclli Sullars L lfrsmcvs Barnwvll .-Xltliongh Captain Hall was El nun' sport fur thc girls, it won many playcrs in all l classrs. Unrlcr Xliss Cwxk clirccuwsliip it lwruvull In lic an interesting sport :infl will l1l'OlIZilllj' lac cllntinuufl in the sclwrlnlu of atlilclics. Tlic Seniors rlcfcalefl all other 1 classcs in the nuxtcll gznnvs. i I i I l I l l Q0 91 in X. 'ff 1 U . ? P- i I 4 1.--3 A r. -n fs' The ZBnz:Eab:3Iask af' I , A 51?-f R2 N A i V. 'NTS' ' .' il Y ': 8 , l , K 'NN VR- Y i + .cn ' if I iw, M t y in . ' ii , 7' . Ellllld' Miss Lolita Cox, Cnnflr Ready! And waiting fur ynu. Serra! XVe'll an-rw you true. Lore! Gains! And thz1t's the way it goes! a 'ii ii W.. if Tennis is just as fascinating this year as it always has hccn. Huwurcr, wc arc nun expecting greatcr achicvclncnts under the lcadership of our cmnputcut dircctnr. Tht girls in this picture are thu uncs who D!2lyL'I! fur lhcir class lust year, hut the uncs this ycar's team have not yet huen chusen. gg i 1 N, yrrr rx' N X77 X. .-f 111 1 01532 Eueiwabfjacy HQ1',1 'l1v1f11'.1- Symz rf I 929 X11A'l1 X1u11z11l11 , , 17111111 .1l111111511'1' X111 lf, C, 1.L'4v112l1'41 , l'111'11lly .1l111111111'1' 'A c tL'llll15 511111111 1116 jl'1l1' ix 1-1111z1111s1f11 111' 11l'LlC11Cll11j' :111 111-xv 1111111-1'i:11. :X1t111111g11 11111 N1-z1s1'1111'11 111115115 11 s11c1'1-wf111 51-1151111 ix 11ru11i1'11-11. 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D, Hox'nadz1y, jr, IIIXYITIICL' Shrrull Ilcury Czltvs Altuhll Hull XYulkvr fizlrrimn XYi1lis Hulzmd SLfHEDL'I.li March .ZS . ,.,,.. .,.-Xslwlnnm ,. , ,hrrc .-Xluril fr ,,,,, ,, G11-L-11iIv-+r0 , . , hcru April 'J ,. , XIQITZIHR' ,,,,. thuru April ll ,.... Rcivlsvillc ,. ,Uhcru :Xpril .20 , , .'Xsl1ulwru , , thcrc .Xpril 23 , Rcixlwilh- , ,,thL'l'L' April .27 Gruvmlmrh ,.,.,., thcrc April 30 ..,.. ,,,. 'I 'lwn1:1sx'ille thun- Xlay 3 , , . . .... ,... X lchum- ,.,., .,., , . ,, , ,lwrc Nlay IU ,.,,, , . ...,,.,. , .,, . . . ..'I'lwnmn'iIlc , ,.... .. ,, . .,. Hhvru Thc lhurlington High Sclmul Easuhzlll Squzul uf 1010 etzlrlcnl mul at thc hcginuing of thc scason with Mr. RIcBzmu as Cuzxcll: Flllllklill Ovcrmzm, Rlzmagcrg Clurunuu Pen- nnlgt-nm, Assistant Xlznunger, :mrl john XYhith-y, Captain. Thc squzul was furmccl ilfilllllfl El nmlcus uf six lcllur-mcn, Tho team is made up of hght ITIZltCI'lZll, hut lhcy haw a hghtmg Slllfll Amd grunt thmgs arc cxlwctcrl nf thcm. 93 X X . JL il NV ..,,-, ,., ,,,, 1 Ghz Enezwalyilark SIENUUIRS ,iumnongg i K if1ijIiIdLA17:i'i'1aS: 2' ornomomrs irnarfsminrm fizfnl-flffifraf :1Mfcf1'1'i' lil! Bll7'fI.7Zg'f0lZ Hzlgi Scfmaf For thc third yt-ar l'illlAlll1gfUll High Sclmol, ll trnc hcliever in clean and wholcsrnne athletics for all stnrlrnts, has clisplaycil ht-r inturcst in inter-class sports hy giving' to Cvcry mt-mhcr an U1l1l01'll1I1iIy to contrihntc points tn his class. A large l-wing cup was clonatul ti- thu sclwol in 1027 by the Iiiwan'is Club of Hur- lingtiln. ln N27 it was wiln hy thu Class uf 'Z7g in 1923 it was wun hy thc Class of 129. I lfach ycar thc cup is pix-siiitt-rl In the class rucciring thc greatest number of points l tilr tht- following atlilt-tics: hasltutlmll fm' hrrys anil girls: track anrl Field events for lmysg liwkuy fur girls, calnainlmall fur girls: tennis rhmnlsles and singles for hiiys and girlsg lcugnu anil imlnur lwasclmall fur lmysg viillcyhall for boys: pliysical ahility tusts for himys and girls, liach rcspcctivt- spurt carrics :1 tutal svurc uf scvcnty piqints. For first place, twenty- lirc IN ll1lS arc awarclt-flg fm' sccwnrl placc, twcnty points: for thircl placc, fifteen points: anrl fm' fourth plarc, lcn pimints. 'l'hc highest granrl tntzxl of pnints at thu Cncl of nach ycar lll'lL'l'lIllllCS which rlass will he unlitlvrl to kccp thc cup for thc fnlluwing year and put its nunturals nn il. Thu cup will rcniain pcrinancntly in the school. 94 O 1 Zllibe Buezmabilark Sf.. John lllhillcq 5'fglloSE WMl JACK EDITOR-I N- CHI EF Philip JO'm3S K - .. 7 'Qarlos Penninqlon-fi A5511 EDITOR-IN - CHIEF lsusmnss monk - Charles Holi, Asst Busrmzss Mere. LITERARY EDITQR if-15 aff ' 4 Elizabelli Sellarsl 'Q-. :- . , Y- l ' . N. K George fllnllnoliqlf-b, ART EDITOR 1 Q6 Ulbz ZIBue:B9abe3Iark Garvm Ma 5 OPHOMORE FEITOR ASS 0 GLANCE SQIQAIEIF MEMUBERS DOE-MTAQHEJACK A - .11 ' fl D-C 0 ok 13oYs'Arm.ETrc Emron 1 En'f1 'i..,,l,Q.w' Q Q' Q h Helen ' Mar ard, Hmsbaw l, 'Ti' 'TAT' WHT? 'T 'l7 xx 'rx Zltibs Enezwaiyilatk . .X BW Scout Pafro! Dug In December the question of the school pupils' walking on the railroad tracks was brought before the student body. Interesting talks on the subject were made by several of the pupils and Mr. Halfacre. It was proposed that thc High School pupils refrain from using the tracks as a thoroughfare, not only because of their personal danger, but the example that was placcd before the younger children. One hundred percent of the students voted to use the underpass and not the railway grade crossing. The Boy Scout Club consented to sponsor a movement to take in charge the patrol- ling of the crossing at various places along the track. This movement has in a large respect helped to keep the students off the tracks and avoided possible accidents, Hzfgfz Sofzool Ladies Hosiery af Tea One of the most delightful social events of the season was the informal tea given Friday afternoon at 4:30 by the lady teachers of the high school faculty to the high school girls and their mothers in the high school auditorium. The seats had been removed and the entire hall was gorgeously decorated with floor baskets, vases, and jarclinierres of dogwood and red-bud, with a few potted plants, and vases of wisteria. the entire effect being most spring-like and lovely. Chairs and settees were placed about and the guests lingered and chatted and listened to splendid music rendered the entire time by the high school orchestra, under direction of M. Z. Rhodes. Mrs. C. C. Haworth and Mrs. VV. D. Halfacre sat at al large table and poured tea. Mrs. Bradley had charge of the tea and sandwiches, which were served by the members of the Hostess Club of the high school. The teachers receiving and entertaining the guests, besides those mentioned, were Mrs. Patil jones, and Misses Lolita Cox, Emily Young, Attrice Kernodle, Florence Rutherford, Gertrude Shepard. Annie VVebster, Marie Scllars, and lda Walters. Copied from liiwlingtoii Nectar. Issue of April 9, 1929. Tfze fHllZ.07'-S67lZi07' Banquet It is agreed that the greatest social event of the school year is the banquet given by the juniors in iionor of the Seniors. The Class of '30 certainly maintained this standard, when they entertained on April 12th for the Class of '29 and the members of the faculty. On this occasion the cafeteria of the Maple Avenue School was beautifully decorated in rose and silver, the Senior Class colors. Places were laid for one hundred and seventy guests at the rectangular table which was lovely in the soft light cast by numerous rose candles. Quantities of swcet peas, the Senior Class Hower, were used on the table and the place cards carried out the same motif, A bounteous four course dinner was graci- ously served by girls from the Sophomore Class. Thontas Wbitlev, president of the Class of '30, served as toastmaster. Senior Hz'- Y Social One of the most enjoyable social affairs of spring was the Senior Hi-Y Social. :Xt this time the members of the Senior Hi-Y Club were hosts to young ladies of their choices and the junior Hi-Y members and their girl friends. The social was held in the High School auditorium on the night of May 3rd, The sponsors of the two clubs and their wives were chaperones. A very interesting program that reflected much credit on the participants was rend- ered. The nature of the talks showed an earnestness on the part of those who spoke. After this part of the program games and stunts were enjoyed. These were under the able direction of Miss Gertrude Shepard. The refreshment committee fulfilled its part in contributing to the success of the atifair, Pie a-la-mode and fruit punch were served. Men Afro Hosts to Boys .X real stag party was held in the High School auditorium on the night of March 15. 11129. At that time the men of the faculty were hosts to the boys of the student body. Several of the nearby high schools had been invited to send representatives. XVin- ston-Salem, High Point and Greensboro responded by each sending a representative of their Student Councils. V .- '-i , .Q 98 ,px Q. '. x1 .vb J 4' if ::j?. 'fk , 'l ffjflgafz . . Q, Q.:'C -4 :my ' N ,. ,. .5- :iff , w s, Q ' Y a- ' 9 R A X l :xx k 3 . x 5 x S 5-32-X 1 is'1Sfif?? 3 XF' . 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Miss lY:iltcrs: Hflzirciicu. wlml i9 :L pur- filiYi'?l' Clarcncc Pciiiiiiigtoiiz D.u1't YOU know that? U - I l'1'-'1'o-lJ.x'1'ia Simi: liicixxiicixip Tliruslon futon: uxxvlllll lciiifl .it cigars do ion siuukc-F liyllfllill Alilllllltilllli i'Rilllll1Sl'll1'Sll'llSilk'N,H k'l'l'x' ,li ,P I. Lulcs: Rohiiiwii Lrusocr. I.. Rlaniicim: Yrs, CllNl2lW2lj'S.U 5, A. xX.Xkl.lLlx, liopl liilly Lvzith: XYhy ilu I-oiirloi1 llL'flL'AlI'lfll'lS cut so many onions iluring ilu- foggy Season? Lilmrlus Holt: So llivy wo1i't walk iiiio Eflfll Llll'lt'I'.U Miss Thurston's Ideal Shoppe l , , , N jl.l'L'1II.X'l'I'4' l,t!lI71t'.Y mm' ,ll1,m'.v lx'm1if.v-lwfll mr l al 1'v1'y fx'l'4I.w1111Nu lJ1'14uxv 305 lXlAlN ST. Piioxia 951 i I llum 100 1 ,Q r , ,wg I4 7 . HCDTOGRAPI-IS .XII IIIiutug'1':ipI1s :mil Grmips in this ,Xuuuul were made by G LI I S S T D I 0 III' fllulrv I'f1utn5f1'ufl1s that Plvtzxt' Amo ICXPEIQ1' Iiuluu Ifixisliixu IDR. I.. KI. FULISIIEIC IJICNTIST HtIiccIIuu1's:9-IZ .X.KI. I-5 IKM. Utticc liver I:l'l'Cl11IlI1 Drug Sturc Puuxi: Z9 E. May: '4IYImt arc you cluiug with that wld suit? Jack Calm: I h:1cIu'l thought almuut it. IIT: XYIiy cI4'1u't yum give it to thc Sal- vzttmii .-Xrmy?' jack: HXYIIIIICIIEI tit em. - v ... V Iwiruicr lnrt-wu: Im surluriscfl :uni slmclsul tu tiucl 5'-vu, il Huy Scout, in my m'cl1zil'cl. .Xlfrt--I In-Izmil: XYuII, sir, I thuuglit fm' 'uct' I'cI flu mysi-If :1 gasoil turn. U It JVICR A. H.XI.I. 1..xwYl21: tfi'lIUl'iII fJl'tIa'f1'4'i' I:l'Rl.IN1L'I'UN, N. V. BURLINGTON REAL ESTATE CO. lxsi'i:.xNt'lc .Wu l.u,xNs Vuuxit IO-Il iirm 110 I E I H Ng Alamzmce Dry Cleaners 1 1 1 V 1 1 GL'lZII1'lIC Dry CifCllllFl'N and Hat Rcbztfldcrs 1 PHONE 740 BURL1NLi'1'ON,N. Bliss Ruthcrford: XVooc1ruw, how many 1 1 1 1 1 H days are there in each month? BERG S HOME BAKERY, INC- Wuocirfnv Heritage: Thirty days hath September, All the rest 1 can't remember: I The Calendar hangs on thc wall, B,-gud' fakgxg' P155 XYI15' butltcr mc with thix at alll? and Pastry Lyman Lamm: How do they gut peanut butter, bright boy F XVi1l,vur Rolwcrtsonz Simp1u, simple. Fccri thu cows peanuts. Good as the Best Better than the Rest L HAS- X - 5H'1RPE' INV- Gmzfnzl 1l7.YIU'lUlt'L' PHONE 383 FRONT STREET PIIUNE 950 g M - ZOJ-201 XX11.I.11xx1suN 1'i1.m:. BURLINGTON- N- C- BURLINGTON, N, C. 1 IPMQE 1111 1, , QL vrrg Faucette Coal Sales Co. Hflffll C1'f1ci'c 1701lIL'.N'ILI't' a11a'Smzn1 Coal PHONE 553-XV Mebane Shoe Co. The Reliable Shoe Store 3,1005 and H0,x'1'0rVv Main St, Burlington, N, C. Sl JUTHERN PRINTING CO. Smziwu ST. kl, XY. likll., Mgr. R1icsU1.Au XVASHOUT Steal 555000 load of soap :uid make clcan getaway, Summcr is here when a Scnlchman throws :iwny his Lhristmas tree. Phil Jones: Do you like moat balls? George Holt: l dunno. l'vc never at- tunrlccl any. COHIf'lI-7IIl'Jl,fS of DAIRY l.L'NCl'l SpR1N4:ST. .'X..liv11xsoN,l'rop DR. R. XV. BR.-XNNOCK DENTIST Ullicu wvcr A. X l'. Store. Formerly Dr. E. A, 'l'ruxlcr's Ullicc lltlicg Hours-9 All. in I2 Mg 1 to 5 PM Other houn hy znpluiiinilicxit l'lluxits-Rcsillciicu 9lS--I. Ullicu llllfm. , rim-F 1121 H FILM g A 1 l 1 1 l 1 I L 1 VIIIJXIQ 13.2 J. D. as L. B. WHITTED CQ. ll 12.-xm3lf.xu'1'1a1as mu Dm' Charms. Nuwmxs, LAIIIICS' RIEAIDY-TII-XVICAR Hosllam, Slim-35, li'1'c'. .SLfl1l'l' nf lvllllll' BURLINGTON, N. C. CI I.xRl,w'1 l'1i, N. C .Xtlumic I-lzmk 111111 Trust Hlclg. 514 Alulmstml Hhlg. 'I'ifI.lc1'HnNEs 430-431 'l'E1.H1'1mN1-1 I'Il'.Ml.U4 K 16 A. L. HILL, INC. KNI'l I'lNlS Y.-XRNS w1a,xx'1Nfs Svccltssnu Tn lfxclslsluu YARN Um. Sl1.fVfM'l' SIIOIL' Iififcmiuzxte Style l.cz1dc1's in l'wpul:u' Pricscl l'1UHUVL'Z1.l' :md Hwsiury Thr llmm' of l!m111l1'j'uI .3'lnu'.v . , . MINT Hr. lnl,'Rl.INll'I'UN, X. 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I 1 I PAG12 116 2 1 W OOO O in URLINGTONS RECREATIQN CENTER OWLING THE IDEAL INDOOR SPORTS IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF REFINEMENT I3UIYl..ING IilI,I.IIXRI,JS SOIJIX I SOUTII RIAIN ST. 'I'IiI.IQI'lIIIxIc 9139 liL'RI,INrz'I'ON. N. C. KINE ON THE SI,cm'II ' ' ' x ' w IJ'l -'I, I 'I IIN: tl ' O L' '-'NI .'I'u I 1II:IIIHxxIIvI1cIIIIIII1IN,Iu'nIlteI IQIIfH1IrIOc tixkcrtl I IIII- l1'lVIYIk'? Mrs Bl'2ldIL'yf NOW, Iirnvvur n Ill .-XIIIL-I'ic:I's grczztcst gCI'll'I'HI.H I'rOcIIIct Of GeIIcI'zII XIIIIOIR '5V Wr f lC1 uGV'wr1'l M l r5'H I ROIIITI Pruitt: A scicnlixt sup that III uurllm w':igI15 Imwrc ill thu xvinu-r. XYhy?' ,, . . . . . 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PIIUNIC 582 I II'.x4:E 1171 I E' 'W f W wi . ,P ' iii bb it it it I i 4 V i 1 ' g 1 'IX ,' W VV wi- X ' Q i i li9iKiii,ADiiS fCU.MiE TRUE, i i i i IF A M.-KN cam write ai better book V-paint 11 butter picture build fl bcttci' lNULlSCl'l'L1P than his neighbor -- thc world will make 11 beaten Pilfh to his dumzn P lf1xMi1i'41'. i i i 'ilwililili iLfYNCli'ElBiUfRG UZNURA YQINU iUl,DiViPANY IJESIGNERA ANU liN1FIL1Ul2IiNUli IH-11'I'!ER ANNVALS lfi NlN.liBL'l?G iV'lRCiliXfi.'X 1 t i i i 1 if I I',x1:ic IIS I C nail' .2 Q fm rw ENGRAVING EM BOSSING QQTJW X Il- a V QM ' ! me SEEMAN PRINTE RY INCORPORATED ES1Eablished1885 DURH AM 'x N. C. f Uffamufactwrmg fPTmte'rs LITHOGRAPHING BLANK BOOKS 110 gl ir ir if i WfP,xrT I 'L 5 vu Burlington Business College Many Burlington High School graduates are numbered among those we have trained for responsible office positions. New terms begin in June, September, january, and March. Full information on request. L. M. CANNON, Principal Tuiizn F1.ooR XVILLIAMSON l3Lnu. BUR1.1Nu'roN, N. C. Boss: Bill, bring up some coal before Miss lierundle: VVhat countries are on it gets dark. the other side of jordan? lrlill Atwater: XVhy I always thought -Ralph Love: That depends upon which coal was dark. side of jordan you are. First man: Hoxv's your boy getting along Lillian Covington: What kind of car at the Barber College ? I1aye,you? Second Man: Fine. They have elected XVilson Cheek: Oli a runabout. You him Shear Leader. know-run about a mile, then stop. J, ll. Pegram: ls it true that this year's lames Durham: One of our Revolution- ontput of motor ears will run into millions? ary ancestors was slightly wounded at the llarold Smith: l dunno, but if It ls, lin liraudvwinef' goiuia watch my step. Sani XYarliek: Oh, half shot, I presume. 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