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

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VW. ,v,. ., .- mpg ' nl J-' ' I CL' Z5 Cjw 4 Af '?'?gi5',?'2 1 4' THE ww Dinah NIN ETIEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY I Zhwze bk-zwz THE YE XR nook OI THE BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Bl'Rl,ING'I'ON, N. C. - l'L'liLISI'II D ln' Till' SENIOR cuss jkx ' ' xv 4 - --Ury ,l',,n,, . -, ' V' X. bf. 5Uf'l5f1gi0m NC 472.111 MAY MEMORIAL LIBRARY 342 S. Spring Street Burlington, NC 27215 0 P Qoxwpi Oxlxx 'XXX WM 'xA QxxxxQxc6, 'yxxk xXx: S555 ox XWDLBQ 'xx-: gxxxxn, Cxoxxit in-, xxoxq Xue xxxm gA xxxx 'MA 'xxx xxxoixxx? Xxp Xqxx Xxdxxxxd C5555 xQXxxgXx cxxx xxmicx Nm xcdxXXcAf- XQXXHXQQA S555 xikuxx xc Xxxic GCQX xfvbx Qxngxg xtxxu xxxc xeuqv, Q-gxfxxxxxxg N555 dXxcxx 'AXXALZQXQ 'xxxxxixxqv Xxplq Xxfuxx GCQQ-:GQ 2-xxcxxxx, X Q-f.'xxxxxxxxxxmxxe', 'xxxh cxxqxxcc 'xxxd L-5-cxxiQxuxxQf V-xXxq 'xiu ' cxxxxx x Xxxxx xxxuxxxofxtf-, Wy- fuxw xxx iC'5 5 NQXAX Xnv X . xxxQ 0 'ce . X x--ag X , X 'WN xxA Au mx- Nxy NM- xxx Qxxgxxx , wxxxu , 'NA xxx xx? 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M Iss AT'1'RrfE IQVRNUIILIE Tu Miss .Mtricu Kernonllc, wlw has su carncstly cluvutcnl her ehforls in hnlping, us sulvc nur prujrhlems, givun us wine zulvicc, lcnt her support i ull tlzmgs, :xml whu hm sn truthfully mrlufl us as SDHIISOI' ut the -lumn asa zulrl ol thc Students' Activitics Llmuncil, wc must respectfully rlccli calc this page lu show uur simwrc app:'cci:ltiu11 for her services. ll BL'RLIXG'1'0N HIGH SCH4 N tr ff Book I School Book II I fa? Classes W rf Ifrff, rf, Book III Features Z K, T lf, ? Book IV f ' -v ,gg ., fffillglr . . fy f , Organlzatlons ff ,N V 0 Q do 6 'zffgf 4 Book V ffffvf + ffffs? Q 'fiizff ' - ,. fi 0 .Z ff4Z4, 2 .4f.,', 'g Athletlcs o o o oo' 0 can BookVI 1 .A Q, . 5 ja jokes and Ads 9 ,' . - ay 0 O45- SO? f D6 12 ff Q 6' 90K 636324 71 iQ3oZfbo'Q :m oq uf , o E 2,3 K, 1 O 1 Q fee - - Wig s f-feng N eff 3 4 1 091:94 oo cocoa 6 sooo. o noon., f' ' XZ X-ge , N o 'K e :,' ,uf ec ff f ' I 1 X Q 0 10 A sl 4 Q 0 Q Q ,, ff ,rj pine Dx-foe e V! ,ff . 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H l l l ll C ', f fu ,f Q, J f N 11-1--1 f, 'asm' X n mxmf sN M 'WTWTTQ K M 'yr' H slrw v M' 2? 1 f f 'V g M 'faijll' Tnlnm XM 9 4- M MM. +5 ff a v g l ,Ev ff, WX? ffl: ,EJ N T 1 XYc Iizzw ngiimwl him Cziptaiii liiill Many f12lI'illQ, clcciia hu flirl. Hi-'S a pirali- hrzivc amd huhl, SL'HI'Ci1iI1g fur kiwxxlwlgi- in plzicc nl' gulcl, Hunting in the xwiirlw uf hmwks. Sailing -:vcr thc :QL-:ls of limc. Huriiug tI'CH.SllI'L'5 in his mimi. lxzlrliiig fin thu Scnim' Kiillr-5 Univ, viclurv till thc lam. .ilirlliw .'Xii11 High hut Iii-:mlm liigliuf' l'lffziw'r ' Xxiillik' limi 1 iflff1'.v: lim-mi :ui-l XYhitc CLXSS HFIVIVIQIQS l'r i'.i1'zl.'ill ., .., .,.,................. ..,i'iI't'L'IHUIH Shcphuril I'ii v-l'fri'iflwul ... ,,,.RI:ii'g:i1'i-I lhflaml Sm 1'i'li1f'y ..... ...lithul Quzilh 'lir'm14ii1w1' ., ,..I,u1liaL' iliirnci' lli.i'!iif'nlr1 ., .,.,,.,..,.... -lvtl Hiirvicl l'm'l .. . ,... Sllfllil Iflizzilu-111 Ycrnmi l'1'fff'l1vl .. .,,......,.., Frzmk Hull l'mf'l1.'lrx.v .. ,Mzii'g.f:irct H1-lzmcl Tixvmlnf' . . . , .-Iziiiws IX'lcl,iziwick 14 GILES Fnmauoxr S1llil'I'll2Rl7, lu, l'lililllI'1 Junior Hi-Y '26, '17, Alzisqiicrs llt.iui.i1iC Vlnln '10, '17, Prcsitlclit. Junior lli-Y '1u, '17, Huy Scouts '17. '18, Archery '27, '18, Vit-t--l'rt-sult-nt Auchcry tluh '17, '18, Band '18, '20, 'Mig Urrll:sti'al '18, '19, 30, Student Council '19, Kill, l't-csi-lt-nt Scnmr Lflnss '5U. ict-up tl' cfm, l rct'xnunl! This ntnnu niurc Hcqtwnlly huartl in tllc I.ihr:u'y bclungs to unc nf tht- lit-st null must popular niuiuhtfrs of our class. We hnpc th.ll this expt-ricm-c will luntl you un to the gt't':tlt's1 pussilile success in life. lxlARGARE'l' Ktxu llucxxxi Girl Scouts '17, '28, Junior llrzmmtic Club '17, Strxgc Stcppers Drcimzttic Club '10, lJr1unutic Acc-s '30, Glue Club HIS, '19, 30, llistm-inn '17, 'l'rt-:isurcr Suphn- inurc Class '23, Vicc-Prcsiwlt-nt ,lunuu Vlziss '10, Vice' l'rt-sillcnt Senior Class '30, St-cictzuy Glue Ijluh '19, Prusiilcnt Glcc Club '30, Shulunts' L'mnn'il '30, Pruplif ctcss '30, Class Hockey '18, '1'l, Hill, Manager Class lloukcy '30, Marshal Cmnxucncumcnt lixcrciscs '1U. VVith sunny hair, cuinplcxion init, Oh! she's :t lovely thing Always in our nicuuvry she will cling Better lun' tlnm m':'t'f. lirnlal. QtmLI.s BABY Sujlly lim' jingt'r.r imlidvr' arfr flu' hw.: nj Htl' iwry fIuor ' Secretary of Clnss '18, '29, '50, Secretary of Art Club, '27, Orchestra '17, '18, '29, Secretary of Orches- tra '13, ViCe'Prcsi-lcnl ul Urcllvstrn '1'P, Glre l'lulv '18, '19, President nf tllct- t'luh '1'I, Yicc-lhcsitlcnt ul Glue Club, '18, Secrctziri nl lDi:nn.itic Aces, '50, Atl, vertising Stztif '3II, lft-.itnrc litlxtnr, '50, Ctiivivxuuxicc- ment Marshall, '19, Flnss 'll-nuns '17, '18, l'l,is-. Busketlunll '19, 'SIL Loutsti Mlxwxiz Hmcxrzu Secretary Latin L'luli '17, hlusqiurs Dranuntiu l'luli '17, Art Club '18, Tizxvcl l'luh '10, Stage Htvplwcrs Drntnzttic Club '1'.', lJr:nn:itlc ,Xrus '30, Vlziss llis- torizin '18, Tr:-nsurt-r Senior Cla-as 'jug Clnss lluckcg '13, 'J0, Class K'n1ut:iin llnll '1'l, Class 'l'ennir. '18, '1 , 'l0. Louise is glzul of life lit-cziusu it gives her 11 L-lmnt-c to lovc and work fm' nthcrs. Never J nluly un' :I fnvnu' uwvulrl slw shun, From dawn until the sctnng uf thc sun. FIQJXNCES SUE l'l.XLDlYlN Duty r :Xrt L'lulr '17, l.ntin Club '17, Rezuling f'luli '18, l'r:n'cl Club 'QOL Hustt-ss l'lulu '51, Sccrctnrg-'l'vc.ts urul' llusless Club 'jllg l t't'nrll lfluli ',il'l. A friend wllusc wnrrls :irc ft-u' lint :t fricxnl wluisc kinll Jicttun-. nrt- tnnny. rf! ,ff ' XY1I.l.1.x xi rl. BA Kar: 1uI.Lx ' Sec:et:iry-'l'rL:isurc-r juuiur llifY 'J71 Ruzuliug Cluh 'ISL Senior ll1'Y '23, 'JU' 130: '1'x .'1lsurer Senior Ili-Y 'Jill Cnrrueliuliiling Scrrclqiry Scuiur II:-Y 'jllg Radio - . .. , Y . ,I . .. H . Y l luln 29, .wflg Ire-ulcut ul lxmlm I lulv JU, I lun X nl- lry Hull '10, 'SUQ Clzisx llqwclmll 'JS, '29, 'JUL Truck 'l 1 X lcu l'rvSiulent lizulin '30, Billy lm rluc of llw jnllusl lnwys nf the Class nf '.lU. Ha- ix in fricuvl In uurgmlvz that neerk his help. With liix .ulululy lu :ici :iw piuuluul of a clulx. wc ure .nluiust sun, uf his inzilimg fl grunt xuccn-Ss in lifc. XX11,I.1.xx1 ,l.X5l'l-li lil-.l.L 1 . ,l.V.'li ,lunmr lll Y '27, liiuifliug Club 'ZSQ Thy lNl:xkcrs ljluli '29, Sci-i'vl:ni'y-'1'ruuburer Toy Mahan Club 'ZUQ Rxulio Cluli KSU. True of hczirl :mil lirighl uf mind llc is nluup lhcru un lime. Kun. Rll'KliR'l' Biixsox HS1lOl4'l'YH lunuii' llifY '27: Senior I-lik' '38, 'J'V, 30. Drsuuzitic Vliilu '23, '30, Benjiunin Frziulilxu Literary Clulu '29: 1 .-Xrl Club '-54: Huuuirous Eflilur DucfXYal1-Inrk '50, l'l.w5 Tvnuis 229. 1l:ilxu vvcu your cuemies ynur friends Fur frlcunl: an- your great:-st treasure. R rrvs 'l'Hox1.x5 l3L.xxcH.x1ui uNc:uNsc1oUs lll-Y '50, Yqirxity linslcctlinll 'EUQ Class lhslwllnrill 'Mig Class llzawlmll '30, .Xltlwugh Rufui has only liceu with us this yinr, he lun provuil lu be ri loynl nwuibcr uf the Class nl '30. XVQ :irc sure that hc will lic zx succus, in nuytliing that he may uuvlurlnkrz. DOROTHY BIQAULIQY noT lfrubluuzin Iiilitur llmf-Whxll-I.x4'iX 137: llurlmglou Lights '37, l.ittlc'1'l1c:mu Uwulmllc 'l7: Glen Cluli 'lS, 'l'Pg 'l 1':iv1-l Vlulr '19, 'l'rc.isurer :mel Crillc 'l'r1lvi'l Vluls 'J : Slap: Flvppers llmvuzntic Clulr 'Jig Criliv Slum' Sluiuliws Di-:uiintic '20, lhzuuziliv Aces '30, l.u Cvrclc l r:mu:iis '50, S'uurcl:il'v l.u Cvsrvlc lfrzulczxis 'Mig YWC- Prusiilcnt Li- Curclv lfriuufnisq Yursity llnsliutliill 'JH1 l'l:iss l3nQl:u-llinll '37, '13, '20, 'Mig Munngrr Clus- lizukctlmll 'l : Claus llnclwy '.2'.l, '30, M:m:u.1rr Claw- lluckuy 'JW Clue, C.up!.nu 'llall '.Z'Ip Blulmgrl Class llzisketlmll 'JW Clrx-5 'l'm-uuw '23, 'JW lint is in luululuci clrnr hi ll, ll. S. :iunl lu lhv Class nf '30, Shu ix zu spluunlul :ill-ruulul girl :mil ri gmul sph.-1, Dun iuuiri- pi-Uiiims xi, Iii- .nw uf ilu' Iii-igluufl. :mil nur In-sl xvixliw gn unlll hcr. v I EDNA SMYTHH I.lcv.,xN sA1v'i'in-1 Fvurvlzury l'lass '28, llluu l'lnlr '28, '2 2 flux lli.,-kqy '18, Ygiuily Ilnckcy 'JNQ lriirl Sunni, '27Z Ylcv-l'rvsinlunt liluc Vlnh '2 : llralnaliu :Ncua '3 C All vcrlisivng stall llina-Walx-,l.xi1i 'JUL l,nunlncm'clm'nl Nlarsllal '217. , Sinylln- has .ill lhu trails whn-h iso ln nnilii- inn- likalulrg pln- is happy, knnl In v-vciynilu' :nnl -.lin ix always lln' vinw, She takm-5 an inigri-51 In .ill tllnngls whivh liawf a ln-arxng nn thu ncllrluunlg nf llur aasnci ales: shi- :lc4-mviplialws all xhc atlvliilwtsr Vl'c prwlicl fnr Sniylhu a mum-c-safiil can-ur in anyllnng she nnilcr- taku5. llflmmxr flllClS'l'lNli BULLA l.uL'ns1'1i,xin-in Lalin l'lnh '27, 'l'ravcl '2U: Girls lixwciwu Vlnh '2 . 'Jllg '1'rf::mm-r nl Kiirl lli-wrvuw '30, Yu hli-rry Arch- vrs of ll ll. 5. 'JUL Dramatic Acc: '50, Klan llmlxuj '58 'in Un slnnxnm' ulays, lXliri:nn's gnlilcn navcs, Iintrap nur hcarts in joy, JM lowing, hlnwini: lhcy licunnu 'l'ln: wind- nwn golden my. ,llurtui Be what you arc. NELI,lli lXflOZl:1LLH Brwrux 1iMozi2LLE B. H. S, Dralnnlics '27g Juninr Dramatic l'lnh '2N1 Stage Steppcrs Dramatic Clnlx '19, llraunalic Au-5 'MPL Girl Scouts '27, Presialcnt nt O. llunry Literary lflnh 'JSQ 'l'r1'asnrur nf U. Henry Literary Ululr 'ISL Volumi- ll'urlncsrlay Hnslcss Clnh '29: Girl Rescru-s '28, '2 . 'SOL flaw lla-.kcllmall '27, '23, '29, 'SIM falvlain of Clan Baskctlvall '29, Schunl Manager Cirlx llzukulliall 'Jllg Yarsily llluckcv '29, '30, Captain Vlusi llnvlwv us, 'Jog c'n,.i:.1.i nf Vaptainhall '19, Yxnwimy 'ix-....i. 'JNQ f'lass Tennis '29: Cheer Lvfxilur uf ll. ll. S. '2 , '30: Girls Athlutic Evlihrr Drug-Wall-,lack 'ML Mnzcllv lalcvs part in alhlclice :mul is nnc of lhu num! pmnnncnt nwnilwcrs of the Suninr Hass. l-lcr winvnnpr snnlu has nun fun' ln'r many friunnk and may Mu- snu- uruml In wl1a!ux'v:r :hu nnderlaken in ilu. A N N 1 ia IELIZABETI-1 Bifuliiz ..Lm,, Art llnlr 'l7: B. ll. H. Literary laglna 213 Il, Il, S. Ilranvalixfs '23, Rw.iding1'lnh '38, Travvzl 1'lnlv'2'l5 VL-liens' Travel Vluh Z9: Vlayinakcrs llrznnatii' l'lnlm '30, Art liililnr Don-Wall-,l,n'i. '30, Claus L'.ipl.nn Hall '20, Vlaes Raskctlmll '27: C'nninn-mwcnnsnt Maiwhal '10, Amlvertixing Stall' lima-XVAH ,larva '30, Tllc Senior Ulase ia very nnlch licnmrc-rl to liavu in in miclst an artist wlnr is nn uthcr than lilizahulll. XXV: wish her the grcatugt bncccss with her artirliu alnliti. Pau. J. Bvkxia 1n'aKE 4 Rlawquwrs llialnatic Clnlu 'l7: ,luninr lIiY 'JTI Fcnnvr lli-Y '23, '29, 'J01 Yin:v3-President I4'snnir lli Y '2'lL-,lnlnnr llrainalic Fluh '23, Playniakcrx '2 : Ilia niahr Acc, 'SIIQ Treasnrrr llranlalic Arc-. 'jllg 'I'ru:iN urcr'Plavlnakcrs 'JUZ Silnlcnl Vonncil '2'J, '30, Yin' Prtanlunl Slnilvnt Uunncil '291 Pres: Reporter ',llI, Literary Vlnb 'JVQ President Literary l'lnlp 'Ing l'lasN llaachall '27, '23, '29, 'KOL Claw Baskellmll '27, '23, '2'7, '30g Flaw Fonlhnll '23, Class Yollcy Pall '27, '28, '29, '30, ll. H. S. f'hc'er Leader 'JUQ Bnqinum Nan- agvr lion-W'.nl-,lACk XID. A friunrl to all lx nnr classnizne, Paul A jnlly good sport is he A huttur unc tl1ere'll never hc. i XVALDU XYo0nx' CIIANDLER u'.'xLLx ' ' 3 Qi-iiiur Hi-Y '.l0: Stnrlcul Fmuicil 1.1L-e Lluh in N ull, Dua urrr Student fuuncil '30: 'I'rc:isurci' Sbniur Ili-X JU, Xnrsily Fuutlrzlll 'lllg Vlzhs lfonllmll 'BOC Claws Bnskft- lnll x0 H11 IH lrul, '10 matic .Xcel '3O: Rlmmgrsun Fluh 'Jllg . . mgcr Clcxsi Track 'SUQ Yuri -' 2 l'l:iSs Bnaclmll fill. Treas- ,Vk':ililn, with hih unruly lnckx which :irc the 1-riclc ul llu l'll s uf WO i the lx I ln xp K I ll II 9 -,mr i,s qu u- ,urn . lick the kinil of fclluu' u'hn nmlxee llw luwl nl' it when lu- gen rhi- wurxl nf u, mlm kind yuii hki- tu hznvv uruuuil, thu kind lluzil unulil lic ani uwbul lu .muy clusa. Rlflll L lllilili HTILLIIQH Nczuling l'luli '17, 'IRQ lloatuw Clnlm 'JW Drznnmiu Vlull 7 Never mu cnrelcs-Q, in-vcr mu wzul, N4-ver li-.Vi sturlmna, :Always glad. Ruth, hy lu-r numcul ability, has won many friends during her fuur years in High Sclmul, Judging by the :ilrilily she has hlwwn in High S'clmul, we :irc sure sho uill have an successful future. Mun' ALICE Cuuui .XXIAR.XLYSlSn l.:iLin t'Iuh 'Z7g Girl Scout 'J7g ll, llunry l.in-fury Vlulm 'JSQ l'zm'nl Leader Girl Scouts 'J'I3 Weilnuanlay ,lunmr -..,. B IIi'Y 'Rn lluxtma l'lnlr 'ZWQ D. H. S. fixrl lluawvc Fl lfilwl Vg-nwr Ilnnnic Amie llmalcsu flulf .lljg Llust- lluckiy 'ilk Ifrench Clulm HKU. Quick, meek, unfl niuiluxt ways Many fricndslnps in school ilziys. Alwzip ai smile un her fzu-c, I will he hard to lull hur I-lzicu. Nm:1u.xN Cu1.1cx' MnXKlax ' LH:-Y Q7: Rgmling Cluh 'JSQ Senior uulzinuu l-rnnkhn ljturnry Vluh '70- Q Rznllu Club 'SOS lfootlmll Hill. -V l lle's u guml uqrker. Ncvvr zu ahirkrr .X fric-url true hluu Lnpnl rhruugli :mil tliruugh. lull-3 lfrru'Alm CRl 1L'lll-1:11.11 sms:-in ml '20, jsos Ili-Y Scniur l.ilul'ur5 l'lnlx 'lbq Srlclwi- Vllllv 'lug liuuullllp, Llulr 7 W 'uniur l1iY ' V ll' Xl lllulv lll , A i 2', .w , . unugrqiui lluss lmnllmll 'J'l, 'Mig Yzirsity lfivullmll '50, bTn:ull lmf :i lug lwurl In cul'rcs1mlul with Ins lrig lxgurc. llc has pruvuil tu hu :i loyal lnulnlu-r nf the class of 'Jul llwt of luck fm' hun anul ln- clmwn career, 'fruavrt Sruluzs DAVIS 'l'ltEVlE'l Stage Stoppers Drznusltic Vluh 'J7g tiirls' Glue Club '16, '27, Qs, 'J-wg Girl st-...tis cu, 'l't'etzl hats sltuxvu us that ahu hats utnuy Atatlunt:-.A NYE are sure that with tlwst- :tml thc It-at wishes or tlw Class ut '30 ahc will ht- st ntxcct-sa, Bl-:NJA xt 1 N 'l'iml.1.lNmiie l21.mau lu-3xxua Reztdiug l'luh '27, 'ZHQ l rt'uclt Vluh '3U. Bennie is nn :ill-rnuml guml spurt :tml is cnllcil ft l:1Clics' man, hut uluug with that, he can work with great Entllusiasm when his pleasure is uvcr, -By hxs wiusoxue smilu hu has wuu thu :uhuirutinu uf lus class- IIIHKES. T HUMAS lluuus Fusucn s1'ERLINc: Latin Vluh 'l73 S'cninr Ill-Y Cluh '18, '.2'l, 'JOQ lilac Clnh 'l : Itzulin Cluh '.l0. llc has untiuut llt-R tu umlxu the nmtiuua Ilut ucvcr-the-less Harris is zuuoug thc host. ANNIE Lt:t'11.Lta Fosrlilt Gnn.uas Latin Club 'J7: Little Tlieutru Ilrxuuntic Club '27Z Reading Vluh 'l8p lrlostcss Club '2'Jg Girl Reserve C'lub '10, '30: Ire Curule lfrctncais H505 Class Hockcy Ttfuu '20, H105 Class Cuptztiu llztll '!'l: Vlass Buekethztll '30. Lucille is cheerful: shc IS Swcutp F'lw'w the lcinrl you'tl lilcv tn mcut: Always stutlinut, nlwztv-. kiurl, Annthur like hur you'll never tiutl, Phe it in :ill activities tfnrlyg Lucille has thc bpiril of the Clusr. uf 'Stl Im GRAY HONEY llrnlu:-itlv fluh 'JUL Girl Rcscrvcn 'jllg lilaias lluuklay '10 Great it is to mv that umw vzui tukc hcr plum-. For she lc-:tves at uwumrv that tmu: :mr mit cram. Iva has been with ua unly nun yrurg tluriug this time shc has nmilu an lmuwrnhli: ret-urnl fur herself :uul her school. She has hvuu un inspirntinu tt- us, nur! without her our clan wuulll have heeu inctrupletu. Honey la u jullv gout! simrt, :tlwnyw cheerful mul happy, and hy these traits wc know the will he a great succcfs in the world, ,ll'1'l'T I.oux'1iN1.x H.xm'1lcL J151'Tll5 13 Hlymluizm l.:um L'lnl1 '28, Travel l'lnlw '30, Girl Rc, NL-l'x'v.-A '2','. 'SOL Sccrctury Trnvrl Cluh '2'l, l'rcaldunt Girl Rusurvcs '30, iClass Bank-cthzlll '19, 'Juli Class ll-wkcy 'J'l. 'jug Vlzws Cnplxnn Ball '29, 4Stumlcut Council 'SIN Lflzus lliflorian '30, Recurllur ul Pumts '30, .Xuml ftill tln-y gnzcnl. nnrl stlll thi: wmulmn' gruw. 'l'lml mac xnmll lwzlcl cnulsl curry :ull rfhc knew. Shu signlllc- :ull that iS cn-lwciclllifnlw, lnyul, :unl lrnc. Slug- us rlmmcleristicnlly u friuml lo ull, lvzulv to help in wlmlcvrl' way she can, She is loyal tu hor clam, :unl tu her -clmnl. Ilcr llnpmulimu in lvright nnrl sunny. ,lclt is u-ry inmll in stfntnrsfnnu- lnch shc vzmnul Np,u'4:, hut ,lmnclu-vw ur utllcr shu lets ns know she is lhurc. l'1:.xNK STONIQ I-Imqr x'ANK Art Vlnll '2u, '27, Latin Clnlw '26, ll-.y Smut Clnh '30, '37, Suxhu of Roy Sbrmt Clnh '27, Fcxnucc Vlnh '20, '27, 'SHI Trcllsurel' Stlencc flnl.: '28, Senior Dril- nmlic L'lnh '23, First Crilic Fcuinr llrzunnlic Vlnlv '28, Ulm: Vhuur Lczuler '28, Chic-f Marshal '28, llnnmruus lfnlitm' of llula-VK'Mi-,l.xClx. '.Z'l: Bow' Glen Fluh 'JU: Ahsistnnt Ulmer Lenrler 'l'l, Prcsimlvm lindiu Vlnb '30, l'r-lplwl '30, Aflvc-rtising Stuff of l'hn,fW.xl1 JMR '30, Thr Sc-niur Class of '30 wnulul lmvu hevn illcrmlplclc h.nl ll unt lnccn for Frank, lll' is thu lifu nf evurg Llnw, :uul hm. wun bcures of frieu-ls hy hi, humor. GAINS H1bl'KlNS lli Y '2 , '30, Rnulin '20, '50, lfeluwu Sch-ncc Flulr '27, lX'cvln1-Nclny Rm-ling Cluh '26, l.ntiu l'lnlv '25, lh-.ulillg flulw '23, 5llcncv Lncccmllvliwlms much llmr :misc c.unmt, Pnn.n- l21m'1NjnNr1s 1-Hn. liflitm'infL'Ixiuf Don-KVM:-,IMIQ ',Ill: Awi-mul lili- lm'-ilx-l'l1im'f lJnl,,NY.x1l-l.x1'lx '29, I'rui-lvul Ii. ll. S. l'lnym:qLvre '2'l: YicefPrc-wimlcnt junior llrsunnlxc l'lnly '23, l'rcsiuln,-ut llrunmlic .Xcce '30, Yicu-l'l'c-eirlenl Stu- lh-nt Fmxncil '30, junior Drznnzuiic Flnln '28, Juni-yr lIi'Y '27: Senim' Hi-Y '23, '29, Bm Scnnt Cluh '27, Slclgc Slcpnurs Drmnntic Vlulx 'ZHL Ccusur S'uniur Ili'X' 'l , lil:-c Clnln '29, fbnnnencz-:nent Xlnrxlml 'ZU: Rcp- u-fmxtntiru :lt large for Shnlcnt lk-nncil :ut Asheville '20, Plum lf..-vtlmll '27, '23, '2'l, 'Slip Yurwity Fuutlmll '27, '23, '29, ',lfl, f'l:laS Rluskctlmll '27, '23, '29, '3ll: llmtruu Claw llzuketlmll '27, '20, '10, Vlass Yollcy Rall '27, '28, '20, '30, Class Truuix '27, '28, 'LPTL Pup' Lain K'l:ve2 TL-uni: '28, 'IUQ Yflrnily Tennis '27, '2S, '2'l, '50, Vznptrnin Varsity Tennis '29, Nlnungcr llnskelw Imll '2 1 .Xnistnnt llznnngcr Buskcllvzull '2R. A jvllly gmnl follow, :unl :ull rfunnl slurrl- -:lull llml's just In lngginning nf what ll. ll. 5. tlxiulm uf l'llil. Gmnys l.uv1-i Anas l'llliMlIi V mnin vim, 'gm Girls' will-Q rim, '26, 'JT' 'yr gm, 5'n'r1ul:lrx mul Trczlsnrur Glue Vlulr '30, Slnllr Slrppurs llrnlnzfllc l'lulv '27, 'l'l1vu's1lnyl lluslvsn l'lulv '2'7, fuu- wr llmtcxs !'lnh '20, lJr:nn:llw Acc: '30, Vcnsm' Dru. lnzuic Aww 30, Slnflcnl Vnnnrll '2'l. To lcv-uw fllmlyi is tu l-wc hur, fur Qlw has such Jn mu-1-l nlislnwulx-nm, Shc im zu gmnl stndunt. May hncccsm lm llrra, Jmtncs H. Mcfkwocis n0ovncK it Ar: Q 'ill lliX' 'IO' Ccnsor French Cluli Draniat ' e. t Z f . i 'lil' hlonngrznn Club '30, Varsity lfnntliall Sqttatlijlll ' fflrrss Fuutlxall '30, Class lfoutliall '30, Pre-In cut French Cluli '.?0. As xvclcnnir: as snnshiuc in t-vcry place Sn the lieaining apprnat-li ul a guncl natural face. nllanpy as a lark S'nhlintu in his art Smiling frinn Iln- start llc wins uxvry In-arl. Anltmx Culvrls KlCl 1lliRSON Anna fl. Ht-nry Literary Clulm '17, liilison Science Clnli '27, Archery Club '18, Rrnlin Clnh '19, Huy Scnnt Clnh '19, Scninr I-lifY Ululx '30, Lu Fcrcle Francais '30, Glen Club '.lU, Football '30. Adie, as he is knmvn aninng his ulassniatcs. has tvon many friends :luring his funr yt-ars in llxgh School. l-lc wins his frientls by his smiles. Il' yuu are looking for fun, look fur Arlic. Howmm PAUL NlANSlflELU llama Reatling Club '17, '18, Banil '18, '29, '30, llrchcstra '18, '19, '30, Razlin Cluli '19, llfnnnger of liancl '19. '50, Assistant Manager ul' Hrcliestra '19, X'icc-Presi- rlent Orchestra 'Mig Snap Shut litlitor Dm:-NY.xil-,TACK '30, Class Baseball '18, '19. Paul is :t gnorl all-rmnnl fa-llouu He is a typical lucy of the Class nf '30. llis gn-att-st wurl: is in the orches- tra. Ever-ylimly likes him and we knun' hc will make a success of anything he starts. liM,XNLlliL Mixv, JR. alan Viceljresirlent ,lnniur lli-Y '27, Eilisnn Sciencc Fltlb '17, Stage SlcppcrsrDranlzttic Vluli '18, Senior H1-Y '18, Batnl '19, '30, Llrcllrtstra '19, '50, The wmin-ii, the wnlnen, I luv: 'em all. ' E may he a shiek :nnnug thu nu-inun, lint when its tune to fnrget everything lint his jazz urclicstra, hc can certainly play that saxaplmne, Hr: is an allvrrnnnl good spurt ti. evury pt-rviu with nlnnn he ci-nu-s in contact. FllEl.lf N limm inrr H M mix NE l l.Ul'li.XltS Rcarling lflnlt '17, l'rvsnlt'nl Latin l'lnli '13, Treas- nrcr Hostess lfluli '1'F, Girl lies:-rvc Ulnlm '19, Urchcv tra '30, flass Tennis '18, '30, l'l:iss lluckev '19, '30, Class Captain Ball '10, Class llaskutliztll 'SUI Through all lnlr yt-ax'-Q in lligh Stltnnl, Helen has liven a grcat larlnr in her classt-s. Nu task was givun her to which slit- ilnl nut rt-spiunl. Her sincere ilispusif tion will snruly liring lnfr many friends anti liappnit-ss in thc futurt-, G H. S. NIILES BL'srnR fl. l-lenry Reading Club '.I'7: Junior Hi-Y '.Z75 Band '28, '19, '34l3 Ye Merry Archers of B. l'l. S. 'JBL Boys' Glee Club '29, Assistant Manager Band '30g Orchestra '30, Class Marshall H303 Class Cheer Leacler 'l9g Class Baseball '29g Class Football '30: Varsity Football '3U. The Class nf '50 feels sure that none could double for our jolly, happy-go-lucky Buster. His motto seems to be Laugh, and the XVorld Laughs NVith You-Cry, and the NVurld Laughs at You. XVe wish him much success and happiness. Mauna IDAVENPORT Monks Amin Girl Scouts '.27g Stage Stcppers Dramatic Club '27, 'lily junior Drainatic 'ZSQ Treasurer junior Dramatic 2283 Olympian Latin Club 'ESQ Dramatic Aces '30: Vice-President Dramatic Aces '3Op Literary Editor Don-VV,x1iJAcr4 '30: Advertising Staff Doe-WAH-Iaci: Class Captain Ball 'l9g Connnenceinent Marshall XVithnut Airlie the Class of '30 would have been incmnplete. After having known her for eleven years you want to know her for eleven more, because of her friendliness toward everyone. Vi'e hope that she will be as successful in the future as she has heen in the Class nf '30. CH.fuu.r2s FLETCHER Mooruz sNonK Hi-cliestra '27, '29, '305 Secretary of Class '.27g Buys' filer' Club 'ZSQ Art Club '27, '23, Although Snack is a little shy, he is liked very much by the rnenibers of the Class of 30. The future hnlrls v.uch for him, IQLIZABETH BROWN Mt'rm.u' BE1'sx ' Girls' Scout Club '36, '27: Latin Club '27, '283 Travel Club 'lS, 'Z93 French Club '29, 'JOQ Treasurer ,luniur Class '18, 'l9. NVQ know sln: is shy and inmlesl But a grmfl mixer: nevertheless, She clues her part Anil we wish her success from nur hearts. SARAH FRANCES PERRY PMN Literary lfluli 'l7g Art Club '27, '28: Girls Scouts '18, '.Z9L Treasurer Girl Scouts '29, French Club 'JOQ 'l'rvasnrt-r French Club '3O: Playinakers Draiualic Club 'SOQ Anlvcrtising Staff llmz-VVAH-IACK '30g Class liaslu-tball '28, '30: lilanager Class Basketball 'J0: Class Captain llall '29, Class Hockey X305 Cmnlnence- nn-nt Marshal '29, Fran is mliligunt, faithful, anvl iully and always has :i wiusnine smile fur cverynne. Her pleasing per- snnality has won our love anrl friendship. l'ran's future prnnnses ln he one nf the brightest, and the best xrnslu-s uf the Class uf '50 gn with her. Gnonmz Rom-:nr Puurrr x n Af X 'MAJOR Hi-Y Club '30, Reading Club '27, '28, 'JUS l.atin Club '27, Science Club '27, '28, Archery t'lub '.!'I, '30, President Archcry Flub '30, Ratlio Club '20, '30, President Raflin Club '30, Class Valley Ball '27, '28, '29, '30, Class Baseball '27, '23, '29, '30, Class Font- ball '27, '23, '29, '30, Varsity Football '30, Robert is a loyal member of the Class of '30, He has marlc many friends iluring his lnur years in B. ll. S., anal we feel sure the future hullls much in shire fur him. R ITA M AX I NE SL'0'l'T M ACK Patrul Leader Girl Scouts '27, '28, '29, literary Club '26, Dramatic Club '26, '27, '30, Glue Club 29S Censor Archery Club '30, Class Basketball '28, '29. Maxine is one of the most poppy members of our class. Her sunny smiles and jrvlly brown eyes have marle her a frientl to us all. XVe wish her the best nf luck in life. Frmxcns SMITH rmou1.E Playmakers Dramatic Club '30. Valuable things are wrapped up in small packages. Frances duly eame tn ll. H: S. last fall, but she has made many frienvls :luring this sbnrt stay. NANCY jnslzx-Hixla Szvrrri-I ..J0E,.. Glec Club '30, Girl Reserves '30, Class Basketball '3n. Josephine is a new stuilent nf B. l'l. S., an4l the class wishes her success in the future. SARAH ELIZABETH VERNON SARA Jm Orchestra '27, '2S, '29, '30, Secretary Orchestra '30, Representative nl' ll. ll. S. in All State Hrchestra '28, Representative nf H. ll. S. in National tlreliestra '30, Glee Club '23, '29, B. H. S. Dramatists '27, Dramatic Aces '30, Kept-rter Dramatic Aces '50, Class Poetess '27, '30, Repnrter Seninr t'lass '50, Class Hockey 'JUQ Class Basketball 'SUZ Class L'aptaiu llall '29, '30, Manager Class 'l'cnuis '29, Don-W.x1t-,lark Advertising blah' '50, ,Ambitious anal cheerful, mmlest and unassuming, Sarah by her goml grades and high irleals has won fnr herself a place in the Tiearts of her classmates. W'bat- ever vncatinn she may thnose, we are sure her 'Hl's anrl 95's will take lu-r through. in! ,p-5 5- Humax l21.1zaBET1-I h'INCENT sto Playmakvrs llraniatic Club '50, Ccnsur Dramatic Club 30, French Clnh '30, Vice-President French Club '50, Advertising Start' Dina-XVAitf,lACtx '30. Although Helen has been among us only a year, she has twin our highest :nlmiratiun and resnt-cl by her sunny ilispositirm. Ervwix XVuna XVILSUN hh'AI,KIilt ..ED-V ,linnnr lli-V '26, '27, Science l'lnb '26, '27, Boys' filer Club '27, '28, '20, '30, Senior Hin' '28, '20, '30, Nttnlent t'ounciI '20, '30, Treasurer Stnilent Council '29, Setrctary Sciunr lli'Y '30, Ti'eastii't'r ,luuior l'li-Y '26, Sclinnl feiistnr Kill, Treasurer Junior Ili-Y '26, Glen t'Inb '3II, Viet'-l'resiflt'tit lilee Vluh '30, Rt-.tiling l'lnll '2o, 27, Uensnr Science Club '27, Secretary Moungrcnn l,'lul.v '30, lwlass Haskctliall '26, '27, '28, '30, Varsitv 1 w wt u 1 1 Basketball '-7, '-R, '-J, '30, Class Track '-l1, '27, LR, '29, Track Team '20, '27, Varsity liast-ball '26, '27, '28, '30, Class Baseball '26, '27, '28, '29, '50, Captain Basketball '30, Valley Ball '26, '27, '28, '20, '30, Cap- tain Vulley Ball '28, '20, '30, Varsity Football '23, '29, '30, Class Football '28, '29, '50. Through his perseverance, Ed has wan an enviable place in the athletics fit' B. H. S. May ln: hitch his wagon lo his stars and glide among the clrnul-T. FRANK NELSON Wiausriiu HBE.-ik Reading Club '27, '28, Glee C'lub '28, '20, Senior IILV '23, Vice-President Reading t'lub '28, Varsity Fnutball '27, '23, '29, '30, Class Football '27, '25, '29, '30, Varsity Basketball '27, Vlass Track '28, '20, Ath- letic Etlitnr IJnsNVAuf,lAck '30, B'ear has played an important part in the spuits of the High Schnnl. His place will bu hartl In till as he was a good sport anal always ready to do his part. The Class of '30 wish him a great success in lifc, O'r1s WHITE, JR. uma:-tears Masquers llramatics '27: Vice-Presitlcnt Dramatic l'lub '27, ,luninr lli-V '27, tilee Club '27, Senior Hi-X' '28, '29, '50, juninr Dramatic '28, Secretary junior llifV '27, Literary t lub '20, Treasurer Literary L'lub '29, Press Reporter l icslim:ui :intl Snplmnmrc Classes '27, '23, Class Baseball '27, '28, '20, '30, Vlass Basket- ball '25, '29, Varsity Baseball '20, '30, l,'ri-nch Flub '3ll, President Stage Ste,-purs Dramatn- t'lnb '30, Press Reporter Seniur Hi-Y '30, tfensur Senna' t'lass '30, Tnrmras H,NRRISClN XV i t ITLIZY 'ITOMMIEU Presiilent Soplmnn-re Class '28, President junior Vlass '20, l'rcsi4lcnt ,luniur Dratuativ l'lub '27, '23, Press Rt-purtcr Senior lli-V '27, l'rt-si4lv:nt llenjamin Franklin Literary l'lnb '23, Secretary Benjamin Franklin literary L'lnb '20, VicefI'resiilvut Playinakers llramatic t'luli '28, Presiilent Plziyviiakvrs Dramatic t'lub '29, Viccrpresuleut Senior Ili'V t'lnb '28, Presi- rlcnt Senior Ili-V Club '20, Senior lli-V t'lub '30, Dramatic Accs'.l0, l resitlt-nt Bays' filet,-l'ltilm'30, Stu- ilt-nts' Activities Council '30, Presiilent Sttnlcnt Bmly '20-'3ll, Mnnngrani l'lub '30, l'lass l,'ruvtliall '27, '28, '20, Assistant Manager Varsity Fnutball '28, Manager Varsity l7nutball '20, Varsity Fuutliall '20, l'lass Vtillev . llall '23, '20, '30, Vlass Track '28, '-lr, 'Slip t'aptaiii flass Track '20, Captain Varsity Track '20, '30, Class llaseball '29, '20, Jil, t'aitain Flaw Baseball '30, l Varsity Baseball '23, '20, '30, Blarslial L'unmn-ncenienl lfvercises '20, Tnastiiiaster ,liinim Sviiinr Uanqinrt '20. ,IAMES VVILLIMIS man Sccrchnry :mil 'l'rcnsLu'rr Rzuliu f'luh '29C Rmliu Clulm 'lflg Senior l'li-Y 'lllq Vlams Fuulllzlll '17, '20, 'Mig Varsity Pmmtlmll '30, 'SUQ l'I:ms Yullcy Hull '28, 'Mig Class Bawclunll '28, '30, Varsity llusclmznll 'l'l, A grauml spurt Frccklus hr is cznllvtl Yep, rml lmir, And a friclul ln ull, Dmus Blmxmm lYlNHIfIl2l.D man D I' Cluh 'lil' lc Cercle lfrnncziis Plzlylnnkers rnnmic . , . '30g Class Hockey 'lflg Class Rnskrtlmll '3U. Doris is one nf our best sports mul thninzh she has unly been with us this your, she has wun lhe fricnil- nhip of :ull her clnssmntef, guul wc wish her the basl uf success. JANE CHRISTINE Y.uumour:H UTENNVH 'Litexjnry Clulu '37g Girls' Glen Cluh '18, '29, '30, Librarian of Glue Club '30p Class Cznptznin Bull 'JPL Commencement lllznrshal '29. Success is surc lo overtake Christine :N she travels down the road uf life, fur she has the quulntics ol an real girl, straiglllforxvkxrd, iumlustriuus, :uul conscien- tious. She is one nf thu nmst loyal inemlmrn of the Class nl' 'lil ll'hen you want :anything done well, jnel call on l'hriSKiue'. Zin jwlemurnam OWEN ROSS September -6 1912 May 24 1926 JOHN HINSDALE September 17 1913 January 28 1927 ALVIN CABLE january 9 1913 July 22 1928 ALFRED IRELAND March 31 1913 , 7 , 1 Y 1 V 1 November 23, 1929 Q As, . , . .. i if i -' :'. 5 Sezzzbr Cfarr flhkfofy . , I . t t tljlrales nt 'SOJ , . l As ati old tnuu, witlt curly silver locks and lung gray heard, sat dreaming Iieueallt an ttltl :tak t tree, wltich stood ttear his little lng cahin in a deep wnnd, lte was suddenly awakened hy tlte merry shouts of children. He was surprised to hear such sttttnds ht-eause this place secmetl tn he isolated ll frntn tlte unter, civilized wurltl. V The old tttatt ruhhed ltis eyes and as lte opened them, he saw in front nf him two hcautiful chilf y . dren whose uatnes were ,lane atul llnhhy. The sight of these children made him sn happy tlt:tt he did l not ask tltetn how they had tlisenvert-tl his secluded spttt, hut he asked thetn to sit dnwu and enjoy his heatttit'ul surroundutgs. Tlte children liked tlte old matt at tirst sight :tml hcgged him tri tell theut ' about some of his experiences. At their request, he suddenly retnenthercd ltis dreatu and said: Listen, my children, while I relate tit you thc glnrirttts history nf tlte class nt' 1'l.1Il. The cltiltlren's faces heauietl and he knew that they uere greatly Interested. Tlte old man, appearing tit he huriefl in his untttlerfnl experiences of his fnur year search for the Treasure ttf linowledgt', which had heen huricd hy t,'aptaiu Kidd, hegan ltts stnry ol' which he ltad , heen dreaming when they arrived: X During tlte Iirst p:trt nt' tlte jottrttey, which ht-gan Sept. 8, 1926, he said, wc were :t gang of 1 one lntuclretl and twelve utetuhers, all hoping tt- gain tlte treasure ttnder the glnrtttus hattuer, 'Aim High, httt Reach llighetz' 1N'e were led hy tlte wnttderfttl leadership at Charles llnlt and his helpers, ' Dorothy bcllars, lfletchcr Monte and lithel Qu:tlls. The iirst day our gang came very hnldly into tlte Broad Street Scltnnl as 'Freshtuen.' httt we sudilettly ran into unexpected studies and other things. Although we were required tn have about thirty pages ut' Science a day, we ltnew' that it was hetter to have our lessons prepared than to take ' tlte consequence-the Detention Room Slip. 1Vheu it cantc tn our Algebra Class with 'A plus B ' l squaredf we thought that we were certainly tualttttg a great mistake wlten we mixed tip and squared J nur a, h, c's. Miss Xhlehster, with het' 'anio, axnas, aniat' ttnly made matters worse and still later when our English teacher required thirty pages ut her suhjeet also, we knew that High Sclinftl was not a place tn play. Our gang did not ruake a 'htg succtss' m athletics this year hecause we were trying to t cram our heads full nt' 'hunk ktittwlctlgef During this time, we were greatly grieved hy tlte death of , John Hinsdale. tin Sept. 7, 1917, our jnttrney was restttited over the rnttgh attd rugged road nt' Biologt. Latin, autl Algehra, hut under tlte excellent leadership nt' tlte Misses Hcarlinrtitlglt and Carroll and instead nf t S-1, SJ, S-3, and 3--J, we ltad 9-1 and 'l-2 uhich tuade us feel that we had accntuplisltetl smnetliing. This time 'l'nnt 1N'hitley was elected to guide our espedttmtt, and his associates were: Brinson Rtjtuse, 4 Edna Bryan, and Margaret llolattd. Hur gang still cntttittued tn talte part in athletics, cltths, :tml other ' outside activities hecausc we deterttuned not tu he discnttraged hy our Fresltntan record. In june we were ahle tri say: 'Good-hye Snphonmres, wt-'re ,luuiors unw,' aml again we stopped for a three mouths rest. During this period, we were grieved hy the death ttf Alvin Cahle, whit was drowned. ilu Sept. 6, 1028, we again resutuet! our itttiruey, and this year we were led hy the supervision of Miss liernodle and Mr. Rlmdes. Tliimtas Whitley was again elected as nur leader, aurl this year his associates were: Margaret Boland. lithcl tjualls and Betsy Murray, and they all proved to he excellent officers, This year French and tiefuuetry made our journey rough, httt a large majority of our gang survived lic-cause of tlte excellent sponsorship nf tlte teachers of these. suhjects, WVe thought less of 'hook knowledge' this year and more nt' our 'good times,' and as result, we gave two wnttderful cntertaiuutcnts tin l'Iallowe'en, tlte Junior Party, at wluelt we presented two plays: 'Red Cztrttatious' and '1Vhu was Sacred' and on April ll, tlte ,lttttinr-Senior llantptet, whielt was a 'hig suecess,' with Thnnias NYhitley acting as toast mastet. Un bept. 4, 1919 we resunietl nur enmtttest stud we were all in the saute rtttttu with ll-l as nur synthril and Mr. Lcnnartl as our gttitle. Flu' this last year 'l'tun Vtihitlcy was again elected as nur leader and Margaret Boland, Ethel tjuztlls and Lntttse llnrttttr as ltis associates, httt as Tutu was elected President nt' tlte 'Sttttlcnt Activities t'ttuuctl,' Fri-etituttt Shepherd was elected tn fnllill the duties of this ttfhce. This year we ltad ntuch hustness tri trattsact iti order tn pulilish the 'llttta-WttiIf,lActt,' detltf cated tn our fathers and also tn carry on the regular tlnttes ni the Senior Class. We were greatly grieved during this year hy the death of Alfred lrelantl. NVhen tlte nhl ntan remarked that tlte tilass of 'Stl chose as their uiascnt, t'.tpt:tin Kidd, or tltt- piratc's head, he was suddenly interrttptt-tl hy jane, who said: Hur mntlter rt-.nl us a stnry ahnttt pirates. Llrntlter autl I dressed as pirates and we u ere hunting thc treasure when wc fntntd ynu. The old inan, who had lieeu thinking only tit' his past experiences, lnnltetl up and saw th.tt they were dressed as pirates, hut he hatl nut unticed this until she ntentitined it. ' Again he resumed his story: This year there was tnauy tutettauttut-nts given httt the hest nf all was tlte Iuutttt'-Settiitr Ban quet given on March l-lth. in thc llrn.td Ntrt-tt Atttlttrtrittttt. The t-nntu was very elahorately ilt-t-nt'atetl in green and white, which not only i-:ttrietl nut tlte beninr t'I:tss colors, httt also St. Patrtck's llat' and this was enjoyed hy everyone, ' lle paused a tntttueut and set-med tu he in deep tltttught aml when he hegatt again ltt- said: Children, we are nnw nearing thc end nt' ttty stitry and I want yttu to guess wltat thc gang found in tlte Hidden 'l'reasure. ' Neither one could guess and tin.illy he told tht-tu that tlte gang nt' about titty ft-und itt tlte t'ltest, a beautiful diploma for each tnetnher and on each une was tied, with green and wlttte rihhitu, gt heitutifnl white rose. As he tinishetl ltis cheeks were covert-il ttith tears, hut smldcnly a smile came over his face, :tml he tletertnuterl to have tlte rettuinu nt the l'it-ates nf '50 tu his secluded spot. The little pirates started llitllle atxer thanking their host for the wtimlerfttl eutcrtaittntent. Iiirr Hititviel.. Hi.vtutt'au. ' i . l 27 Sezzfor Cfuxr Poem XX'e started Freshmen funr years ago, Our eulurs we charge green and whiteg .Xnd even though others we were lmelow, Uni' hearts were more eager and bright, llail '2S! We were SllI1llUlNUl'ES. .X few nf us were furcerl to strip: Tlmngli death and deft-at did deter us We kept plmlding our way to the tmp. Then as -lnniurs we'd lmectnne upperclassmeng It seemed that our tasks had increased: ily hard work we pushed toward the goal ahead .Xnd thoughts uf mere pleasure were least. XVQ were joyous and happy in our Senior year, Though 'tis true we worked all the harder. NYL' pledged allegiance anew to our motto: A'.Xin1 high, Seninrs dear, hut reach higher. Then at last we've wine tu the end of the mad. XYhich we traveled at dear ll. lfl. S.: XXI' lsmfw nut the future, nur what it liuldx. llut nur fate we are made to lace. XYQ xtlwpreeizlte the care ywu've given ns lin' all the things which are dear, 'I'I1at ywu have instilled within nur hearts, 'Ill I'L'lllL'llllltfl' vnu tlnwnlglmut the years. S.v1:.xn lCl,lz.x1n2'r1l Yi-in 29 30 Class Prophecy Sn you'ru twenty-seven tnnmrrnw? Uni-lu: ynn're getting nhl. Oh, no, nut twenty-seven, unly twenty-six, line:-u,'t time Hy? Ten slu-rl years agn l nas just sixteen-ten years agu we--why, ten years ago tndaylwe graduated frurn ll. ll. S, VVhy, wl1at's tnday? May Jtlth? Gee, yuu're right. Vllontlcr wh:it':, heroine nf mates. They seem to have disapncarerl entirely. I haven't seen nr heard frmn any nl th f 1 all the nlil class- :-ni for inure than six years. Vtnndcr what Tom and lhil and lid and all the rest of the ale gang are dning? Look here, what's this? Vt'hy, there.-'s something in this bottle! Here, nu lVhat dues it say? Say, lnnk here, will yung t'mil'v1'hi'lig Ilw Clair uf 1930, B. II. X. Klee, that's us. l.et's see what it says--aiul hurry! Thr wind is lluzvliinl rnnnii um' xhif' Thi' :ra1'l'.v arf- rullihg lriyh I-'alt' har nut 1i1:'un'll ny un um' Iiip .-Ind nun' nu' are tlommvl tu dir. ll nut the stnpper. I, E. C I.i'uuarIl, fir' yuarx lnwr ,milvrl Ihu Iiiyh :cur ax iz fviratu lmlil. llzwwy naliun Inizv- I 1i'.viIrd-my uni' f'ir1'j'u.vl- living Iu .wr tin' fulfilment uf Ihv I'fr'l1l'l11'u,v whirl: I mm' t'utrn.vl In Ihr II hax nizvayx been my gfrmwlrd trva,vnn'. NUI nurr hun' I tr'u.rIt'd it tu uuymirfuu 1Lu:1'e.v. II mm' fm' mv in mid-uct-au. Ili' are duuninlg and :Init-ly, .r.'ua-ly, nur ship ix ainkingf. I um vnti'n.rIrug1 hlulr jvrl'l'iu11x mis.ri:'r, the pruplicry nj Ihr L'lu.v.v ut 19311, Ia Ihr rnvrry uf the billmer of the sua, It ix mv .rvrwvru dtxrirt' and liulu' that IIn'.r may fall intw the humlx uf one :elm will prize it at I Inzzw, and if jalu ix kind, may flint uni' lu' 11 Iiuvhlrel' of thi' C'la.r.r uf 1930. And to think that XVE should liud it. The 1e'r11'l',v have hrvu my ron.rtnuI rurnpnninnx fm' many yvur.v mul hum- .vlmzen mi' ulrurlr lhc futurr Nun fur varlv tilt' uf the rrwrnlwzzv nf the Clary uf 1930. Gee-e-e-e, see what the waves said ahout nie. Uh, let's take them as they come and see what the old gang is doing. Well, hurry. 'illnry ,-lliri' C'rflvle-reiuenilver old Mary Alice? Sure, dauriugl in.rI1'nt'Iurfal' Mark Suuzzull and Ifraut'f:.i Baldvvin is ilirvrlui- uf a jus: ut:-t'lnxvIta. ll'rlldt1 C'lu1ndlcr, our jwisrd fnrly llcmlcd blunrlc-1'r1.'.rilll'rII uf n ,rfluml xulivri' turn might .rluily Illi' art of making Ilwir hair' curl. Halal: l'i'in'vhI4ole Helen was a gnnd old girl, wa-:n't she? It doesn't matter what she was-what is she? ,llaI1': rr in n zlmf null zlnmli .rt'ImuI. .lIamic lllatrrr-lreok here, will you-.rulwutw wluixl in lhu lllciruywtitun Grain! Oj tu tell me she cuuldn't-carry a time in a basket, And this says Dau' Crutfllficltieuld what we calledlhunj is an urrulint in Barnum and liuilcy C'i'r'rux, and I'ilvIi'In'r .llouru at Ihc Lfl1i:'rr.r1Iy uf C'aIifurni'n. win. And used 's,.vu1.' inn uni u Ifuutllull luurll VVhy, I was sure Fletcher would lic a faiuuus pianist smut- clay, welt t you? And, oh my ine, feature this if ynu can, 'Ii. Illny, a lrunlk in rl Catliuliu llluuaxf Lucky E. He must have changed a tremendous lm, lid lVulkvr-Captain Ed-if you nleasefa Iwlllmy at Gram' Park Inn, f'an't with all those silver buttons and maybe hells-do lat-llhnys wear hells? I luet he lnnks Uh, here'S another uniform. Roller! Pruitt ix nn mivnirnl in thc 1lrl:'y. Normal: t'n.'ry, the lioy who had such pretty lwlack hair, rmliu alzzvnifiircr' fur nice! I'n1 gning to buy a radio the very lirst thing when I get rich and listen to N Anelvwhy, Frank, did you know this-Bennie Ilhlm' null .-ldrain .11rPln'r.w11 are .4 Uh. I love to hear Amos and Andy hrnavlcast. I know I'm going tn lvuy a radio 1 Mr. Ellis has any second hand ones left urer from the tire he had when we were Suu This says that Trevi! Davis is lrv4'l'l'l1gl lnlnn' lim' Iwi' .llullwfg and 1711414111-in-t isn't it? It seems that Smytht Bryan is kru1u'ixg1 Imnsv, tau, but not fur her Mn wunder- L'l1riiti1n' l'rn'lwui'ux:gI1, rlenr little Teeny. would ynu have ever thought that ariatrix? And, oh, I'ni su glad. At last, Miriam Hulla and her cowboy are est ranch out west. Best uishes, Miriam, XYmuler who the lucky one was. Seems like Buster Miles has gone west, ton. lla! ha! l,isten-dvnlvle fur Gin-, rvud lu Iwulgl thc .n:r'vv1l'.v yrvutz-xl ln:-rr-Buster-a inuvie star- Ga:'u.v I-Infvkillx lynx tulcru I-Ivlrn ll'iIl'.r hlarixftlir ,nwufiit Halen lI'ifI.v. tfiaius and snriugy, wasn't he? Buy, I het ht' can nlay gulf sure enough. . nfinlf? This says thc second Helen VYills. Helen Vl'ills played tunnis. Huh, did she? Uh well, I het he can play gulf. tcm. Oh-hah, hnw perfectly wmnlt-rful' I.rn'iIlu lfnxtrr--tllt' irxt rt-urnan luifnlifl uf Ihr' United States. Huw marvelous! Little nld Lucille wlm used tn giggle so mu And, let's see, Harris is her lu-ntlu-r, isn't he' My, that lfnster family is maki ot' themselves. lIarl'i,r lx I'11ilI'l'l zt'.rl?i nu till' f'ilfIin. Maybe yuu can hear him sometimes mer ynnr second hand radial. Uh grmrlyi maybe sufanrl maybe james XYilli:uus will sing: this says he's li- t'i-Inmlvm L'uiz't'r.iiIy, and maybe Sara Yeruuu will dance. Dance over the radio? I mean when television is invented. tlzurmv girl in Zivgifflli fffllit'x. -, But what ahnut the rest nf that lumeh. l.et's seefthere was 'Teeny' and Sar Ifraiurcx Perry. She's joint uzunvr in-Furry Piutrle Inutury. lsn't that just like Fr l'ry,' llanpy-go' ynu just see lid :uperliI l'. J, Z. llnw nrniau aunnuncu. max and flluly. uiw. VVunder if iursw' hat's nice nf her, ther and licul. I she would lie an :ildished on their y L'u0l't'f-nu Ihr always was light an Ii., 1-i.fu.lt-in eh ng sfnuelliing nut inhrr nl rvitr' ul a and Fran-ull, au? She used to 51 adore pickles. Guess she gets enough of them now. And Dorothy Bradley-where's she? Oh, look! Ilotty B. is the uiudrl for u great artist. I'd like to have a job like that. Rufus Blauclulrd--1'r'afcssol' of Pillmcr' .llclllad ll'ritiuo. Rufus is the boy who wrote so beauti- fully, isn't he? And here's old Cor! Bvnstul, trnr'cli1u7 su'vslnun for 'Sure Killer of Bean Bcvtlcsf I'll buy you some of that stuff when you plant your garden nest spring, l'Iinnph! .lz1sft'l' Bell--an nratul' nj inl't'ruuliouul ftzrnefniaylve you can get him over your radio, too. ll'illimn J, Burlccr, nh, he means Hdlyfl suppose they call him Vt'illiam, new that he's a rising young 1-nut, Paul Burke is n f'rcm'l:t'r. Now, I never would have thought that. He was such a nice soda jerker. He really should have kept that up. Poul ,llunsfeltl should have been a photographer, too. and look wliat he is-.vnliuuniny :nstf-uernr ul the C'uli'fn1-ni'u Uui:'vrsity, Ruth !.'l1f-uk is a soeial si:r:'u't' :worker in Un' slums ul New York. Good for Ruth. Looks like Itorix ll'iug1jivld is in social work, too. hut not the same kind, She lius inln'1'itcd u fortune and is lin' society lrmlrr in Las ,-lngelt's. And uh! oh! oh! Loul.rf' lloruur is Illiss .-llnrrira' now. Slit' 'fron flu' lvcnuty routes! llcld in Riu dt' .lnut'irn Inst summer. Gee, nhcn you win a heauty Contest, you usually get an offer for the movies, don't you? XVonder if Louise has gotten hers yet, S'he'd be a wonderful actress! .lla.rin1' Smit is rompuuion to a ruvulllzy old Indy arul tllry are non' taking u tri, aruuntl thc zearltl. Lucky Girl! She surely must have lveeu horn under a new moon. lin Grey is ilu' t't'lvI1rr1lcd young utlilrlr :elm took nll flu' honors ut tlic last lntcl'lmtiuluil Athletic .llect in Grrumny. flee, that's great, isn't :ti Phil Jones is thc legal :ecight elnunpion of tln- zmrltl. HL' dt'ft'nt4:tl Gent' Tnuuey lu fiat' fouurls this .r1'rn1g, There's a lot of things you don't know. I-lu attributes his sut'fc.rs to his rufvulzlv yanun manager and sf-arriuu l'm1ut'r', Thomas ll'lu'tlcy. Why, that's ole Tom. Tom and Phil-XN'hat a pair! ,lu1nt'.r .lIt'GuZ'ut'L' is 'Scrgleullt dIt'Gu:'ot'lc' ut l'. P. 1. Imagine Janics strict enough and stern enough to drill a mol: of Cadets. You forget that a person might change in ten years. I'll say they might. Listen, Frank' ll'ulisfz'r is doing a nolvlr wurlr in Ilia Snlrntiuu A1-niy. Free- munt-he was our Senior president wasn't he? Ile is ti nuirit' in tlu' :oiilogirnl yurdrus in lI'asl1iugton. How nice, I like zoos. Yep, you acted like it when we were there, didn't yon? Yelped if a chicken squawkedf' ,lo.rrf'liinr Smitlz is p1'upr'iet1'u.rs of 'Tin' Sumrt ll'omvu's Beauty Sliarrc' on Brnadmly, New York City. Bet she wears long flowing dresses and piles her hair up on her head. Isn't that the way those Up-to-Date heauty parlor women du? I'm sure I don't know, but Josephine is too little to wear long flowing dresses and she hasn't enough hair to pile up on her head. Anyhow, women today- Heavens, don't get started on the styles. X'ou'll talk all night. Betsy qllurrtzy is the lmrsclmelr riding! instrnrtur nt Brrlu1u. find sln s rlrrrr leader down tlzrmr too. Two jobs at once. Vtfonder if she wouldn't lend me one of them? I could teach the girls to ride a horse. XYhen you've never been on one yourself? NVhy, I have tool Uh yes. the time I found you in a ditch and a stray horse a mile down the road. I remember. You always remember things you're not supposed to. Your miml is noted for that. See it you remember this young lady. b '.lf.'tt Ht1r:'iz'l:' Sure-a dcsiyucr. NVL-ll. well. she really should have been a teacher. That's too ad ' Say you didn't read it all. Too had, is it? xl tlesiglzel' in Paris. Gee-ese, that's great! Mayhe Jett designed this dress I have on. You're not trying to make me believe that thing came from Paris, are you? And here's ole lflisabutli Burlcr, our artist. Sllr rlrzzfws the funny fufirr' for flu' Nea' -York Times and flu' PllllmlL'lf'l1in Herald- Fcli,l' tlu- Calf 'Pulls' and llcr Puls,' 'illu und Puf 'lx'dt:t'l1j41m1nt'r' Kids,' Hllajm' Hoople' and sln' has earn taken atm' 'Andy Gnrnp' and 'Jigll.i'.' She's the only one yet that has lived up to my expectations. That was very considerate of her, u'asn't it, I knew Elizabeth would draw. Vt'e're going to stop the Burlington News at once :.uul suhscrihe lor the 'New York Times' and 'Philadelphia Herald.' .llo:vllr Bnntun is tlzc oztnlcr of n ulxain of randy kitrlzrus ielxiulr unc fast bvrorniug the largest in the zuurld. Yum-yum, let's go to see Mozelief' It doesn't say where she is, hut see where Tom is. NVell, we'll do that later. This is much too interesting to interrupt now cause look who is coming. The t'ln1rnn'nf1 Miss Ethel Qnnlls fella used to sing so ln'a1u'ijully is u ln'ofcx.rional bnskrtlnxll player in thc nurtlz at tlic lnr'gr.vt 'afamun's t'ollc'ge. I don't blame her. She looks adomhle in a basketball suit. If I looked as good as she docs, I'd take up haskethall, too. Gladys Law with licr millions has lnrilt u rliaritv liosfvilal in California and is in rluiryt' of it luvself. Let's see, Paul hlausheltl is in California too, isn't he? I'h huh! Now I wonder why both of them happened to pick California. Goodness, wc're almost through and we haven't found us yet. Guess hc's saving the best till the last. Surc. Franrvs Sluitlz has just finislnnl a vonrst' in rlrnnxulirs and prospects of n Ivriylxt future urr aliend. Helen lllclmnv ilic lift' .vazwr ut Cllcvy Cliusv. That's near Vtlashington, isn't it? t'Yes, hut I helieve he forgot us, L'm-mlm-I hardly think so. You read the rest. I uni sorry to sny tlnzt Ilwrr nm' tivo mvnxlnvs of thi' Class of '30 zeliu ln1:'c not nnuli: a sntrvss in life, .llarqltzwt Boland is a lady of leisure and Frank Holt is n lonnnizny valet'-ruler. Now, isn't that just THU had. gn ltlltnonnm' BoLANu, Fimn li I-Ioi.1'. 32 Last 17271 and Testament STATE or Noivrn C.fueoi.iNA Aiuxiiilxxeis COUNTY C1'1'v or IiURLINL3'I'0N WIC, the graduates of Burlington High School of the above State and County, in the year ol our Lord nineteen hundred and thirty, arriving at last at our destination and knowing that 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 bequeath our unusual record in perfect work, excellent grades, obedience and attendance to be bestowed upon that class which shall equal our perfected standards in case there should ever be such. ARTICLE Il To the Class of 1931 we will our Senior privileges, our dignity, our room and our sponsor, Klr. Leonard. To the Class of 19.3.2 we will all the good times we had while Juniors. To the Class of l9.i5 we leave all our good luck signs such as the four leaf clover. and r:thliQt's foot that they may have our same good luck. To the Class of 1934 we will our class colors, green and white, and our mascot, Captain Kidd. ARTICLE III The individual members of the Senior Class make the following disposition of cer- tain personal properties: Edna Bryan leaves her slogan Keep that Girlish Figure to Nellie Mitchell. lluster Miles bestows his happy-go-lucky ways upon Vlloodrow Heritage. Betsy Brown Xlnrray wills her modesty and quiet disposition to Frances Baynes sn that the teachers may be able to concentrate. Norman Coley leaves his rep as a true friend and good sport to Billy Leath, lflizaheth Burke berpieaths her talent for art to Martha Neese. Billy Barker denotes his formula for Kinks to Billy VVi-ightenberry. Xlozclle Bnnton wills a mirror to Margarette Rogers. The money for said mirror shall he taken from her estate. Uace Crutchlield hequeaths his formula for reducing to ,lack Cates. Edwin Xllalker, Frank VVehster, James VVilliams, will their envious athletic ability to john Reiher, Almond Oldham, and Fletcher Moore. Lucille Foster leaves her good nalured disposition to Margaret Turner. XYaldo Chandler wills his permanent wave to George Holt and the said legatce must use it to the hest ahility. Thomas Vllhitley leaves his executive ability to VVilson Cheek. Carl Benson bequeaths his sense of humor to Clifton Faucettc. Helen Yineent donates her Ford to ll. I-I. S. to he used as it sees nt. E. May, Jr., leaves his jazzy saxophone to VI'infred XVay. A After much 'thought and consideration Ethel Qualls and Fletcher Moore have de- cided to keep their musical talent for use in future life. Mamie Moore leaves her position as Chairman of the Program Committee of the Dramatic Club to Sarah Thompson. Treva Davis and Ruth Cheek will their supply of cosmetics to VVade Cloniger and Thelma Troxler. 1 1 .yn Paul Mansfield and Adrian McPherson leave their winning personalities to all Freshmen who feel that they can appreciate it. Gains Hopkins bequeaths his master Physics mind to Billy Price. James Mcfjavock leaves his blond unruly locks to Rusty Jones. Patil Burke and Otis W'hite will their undefeated attendance record to Vester Small and Roy Petty. In view of the fact that Jasper Bell won the State Oratory Contest, he would like to leave his ability to Lyman Lainm. Robert Pruitt wills his meddlesome ways to Lyndon Manheim. Rufus Blanchard leaves his motto Always Awake to Ralph Redding. Gladys Love bequeaths her love to Mary Alice Laughter provided Mary Alice gives her own tu the right man. Freernont Shepherd bequeaths his position as assistant librarian to anyone who feels capable of the responsibility. Mary Alice Coble leaves her place as winner of the track meet to Vater Small. Helen Mebane wills her musical ability to Talbert King. Margaret Boland leaves her popularity and title Queen of the Basketball to Elaine Stadler. Frank Holt bequeaths his love for Dear Ole B. H. S. to Clarence Pennington, and may his heart grow fonder every year. Philip ,limes leaves his high ideals of good sportsmanship to Charles Ephland. Sarah Vernon wills her bewitching eyes to Edith Bowden, provided she does not use them to attract Thurston Cates. lva Gray leaves her babyish ways to Lois Shaw. Maxine Scott bcqueaths her long curls to Mary Barbara Moser. Frances Smith leaves her six foot height to Nina Macomson. Bennie Elder bequeaths his bottle tof milkj to Jack Lasley. Josephine Smith wills her inquisitive tongue to Alpha Branson. Frances Baldwin leaves her pep to Mary Reiber. Harris Foster leaves his privilege of getting into lights to John Hall, provided the said legatee promises not to hurt anyone. Louise Horner leaves her season tickets In Mildred Roney. ,lett Harviel wills her job of helping Mr. l,eonard's spelling grades to anyone he might designate. Miriam Bulla leaves her loud speaker and sass to Beryl Hayman, provided she uses them in the right place and at the right time. Dorothy Bradley and Doris VVinglield leave their athletic ability to Virginia Moser and Frances Hinshaw. Christine Yarbrough wills her immense weight to Margaret Mebane. Frances l'erry leaves her smallness of stature to Edith Auslcy. In testimony whereof, we a.ppoint as executor of this, our last will and testament. Mr. XY. D. Halfacre, with the assurance that anyone failing to abide by any and all of the provisions of this document will be severely punished by having to write If you'll forgive me this time l'll never do it again, one thousand times. XVe do hereby subscribe our names and atiix our seal. CLASS OF '30. James H. BICGAVOCK, Tcsmtor. I Vitm'.rsc.r.' Miss EDLA Bi-:sr MR. T. V. I-Iivt'1tNi:v. 34 unior fl S X S? 1 'L 4 'J E Z L1 'T 36 lrrnszwm zmfor Class Colors: Red and NVl1ite Iilomw: Ru x lst Motto: Serve Rather than Be Served OITITICERS 17fI'St SL'llIL'.rfL'l' Sfeolld Sc'Hlt'.Yl1'l' fltudrnf ............. Wilson Cheek Ijrutritieizi ........,.,..... Vester Small i Pwxitlcrzr ..... Vester Small l'ict'-I'1'r.ridrnI .... .... A lmon Oldham .Stfrttary ...... ...... I essie Lloyd 5't't'r'elt1ry . . ....... Jessie l loxd Margaret Anderson Anza. Askew Robert Atwater Vllilliam Atwater Lucy Ansley Frances Baynes Louise Berry Edith Bowden Alpha Branson Helen Branson Amanda Burke Margaret Burke Billy Campbell ,lack Cates Thurston Cates X'Vi1son Check Wade Cloniger Margie Crutchfield Frances Durant Charles Ephland Clifton Faueette Martha Fonville Avis Goins Elizabeth Hull Dale Hargrove Polly Haynes Xvoodrow Heritage Frances Hinshaw C. T. Holt, Jr. George Holt Cloyee Hunter Clarence Isley ' .. ,...Clifton Faucette Truti.rm't'r lhLlEMBERS Daniel jones Lula liernodle lgclna Earle Lamberth Lyman Lamm Jae.: Lasley Mary Alice Laughter Billy Lcath Dorothy Levin Jessie Lloyd Helen Long Nina Macomson Addie Malone Lyndon ltlanheim Garvin May Clemence McPherson Margaret Mebane Lois Messick Nellie Mitchell Levena. Morris Fletcher Moore Kendall Mary B. Moser Virginia Moser Martha Neese Almon Uldham Helen Oldham Lottie Overman Georgia Pender Clarence Pennington Roy Petty Billy Price Ralph Redding .... .Clifton F tntttte john Reilser Mary Reiber Wilbur Robertson Margaret Rogers Yivian Ross Robert Saunders Robert Self Dorothy Sharpe Lois Shaw Yaiter Small Vester Small Herbert Smith Pauline Smith lYillie Smith Della Sorrell Esquirido Spoon Novella Spoon Sara Thompson Thelma Troxler Margaret Turner llroek lVaddell Howard Wladdell Bessie Wlalker Yirginia NYalker Eugene XYebster Beatrice West Edna VVhitted Nell Xllilkinson Cleo XVilliams Gertrude XVindha4m Catherine lYood Billy XVrightenberry fihkfozy QfCfa.vs Tbzhjl-0116 On the seventh day of September, 1927 A.D., our Ship of Hope, with a erew ot' one hundred and eighty-one passengers left the Harbor of Ignorance bound for the Hai-hor of Knowledge. It sailed under our hanner of red and white with our motto Serve Rather than he Served. Wilson Cheek, presidentg Dorothy jones, viee-president, Ruth liross. secretary: and vlznnes llurhain, treasurer: were ship officers. The guide and navi- gators on this voyage were Nliss Glasson. Miss XYel1ster, Mr. Dahhs and Mr. Osborne. Un the fifth of September, 1928 A.D., the passengers on hoard the Ship tif Hope. after having had a three months rest in the Harbor of Delight, steered their good ship out of this Harhin' lu resume their journey in reaching the Harbor of Knowledge. Many of the erew enjoyed the pleasures of the Harbor of Delight and did not resume the journeyg others joined ships hound for the same goal, and some new passengers joined our ship. W'hen a eount was made of them, there were found to he one hundred thirty-four passengers ahoard. This year the ship's officers were Vester Small, presi- dent, Robert Self, vice-president, Mary l'la.rhara Moser, seeretary, and Eula Henry Love, treasurer. Miss Rutherford, Miss Sellars, Miss Shepard, and Mr. Osborne were our guides and helpers. Un the fourth day nf Septemiher, 1029 A.D,, the Ship of Hope left the Harhor of Delight with ninety-six aboard, The passengers were very excited for the Harbor of Knowledge was not far Off, and they looked forward to the end of the journey. The following ollieers were elected: Wilson Cheek, president: Yester Small, vice-president, Jessie Lloycl, secretary, and Clifton Faueette, treasurer. Because of XYilson's love for travel, he left school, so Vester Small was elected president, and Ahnon Oldham, vice-president. Our guides and navigators were: Kliss liernodle, Mr. Hackney, and Klr, Rhodes. After another three morith's rest, the Ship of Hope will leave the Harhor of De- light on the last lap of its journey to reach the Harhor of Knowledge. FRANt'iis DL'I?iXN'l', '31, Jiissnt LLOYII, '3l. 38 J J U U N N I 0 G R R S S Soczkzl News qizfie fzmzbr Cfass 1. '4Billy Price, the noted botanist, has spent the recent months watching the Moss growing on Lexington Avenue, 2. Miss Frances Durant and Lyman Lamm have consented to play opposite roles in the. latest play The Village Love Nest to be given soon. 3. Miss Bessie VValker and Lula Kernoclle, co-authors of their latest book Vl'hy I am a Man Hater, have presented it to the Burlington Public Library and request especially that Lois Messick and Alpha Branson read it. 4. Bob Atwater was last seen on his w'ay to Glencoe but neither he nor Miss VVade Cloniger have been seen in town since. 5. Much to the surprise of the Junior Class Miss Esquirido Spoon was seen in Acme Drug Co. last night after nine o'clock accompanied by Clem McPherson. 6. Billy Campbell is leaving June 15th. for Hollywood to try out forthe talkies. 7. Miss Edith Bowden has at last succeeded by a great deal of tiirting making Ralph Redding fall in love with her. She calls it love at Iirst sight. S. Miss Thelma Troxler has just returned from New York where she was given a voice test by the now famous teacher. Mr. Woodrow Tyson. 9, Misses Elizabeth Ilall and Margaret Mebane are planning a three months tour of the country giving lectures on Nutrition, 10. Miss Addie Malone and kWoodrow' Heritage motored to Greensboro Monday night to attend the latest show, The Result of Une Arm Driving. 11. Vtiilson Cheek and Jack Cates recently returned from a business and sight-seeing trip to New York. 12. Miss Polly Haynes had as her guest last nigl' Nyce Hunter of this city. 13. Misses Helen Long and Martha Neese :noto Graham last evening to drive around the Court Square and get a dope 14, The many friends of Jack Lasley and Billy Leath will be glad to know that they have at last succeeded in making A on History on account of their good standing with their teacher. 15. Miss Attrice liernodle chauderecl Miss Sellars, Mr. T. Y. Hackney, and Mr. Howell Gabriel to attend the basketball game held at Glen Raven last evening. 16. Eugene VVebster and Herbert S'mith spent last evening with Misses Helen Oldham and Frances Hinshaw at their homes. 17. The Geometry students will indeed be glad to note that Misses Mary Reiber and Louise Berry have revised the Plane Geometry Book making it simple and easy. 18. Misses Gertrude XVindham and Martha Fonville spent last weeksend with Miss Ola Belle liinley at ber homc in Melborough, N. C. 19. Miss Virginia VValker has had her curly locks bobbed to save the embarrassment of being sent to the lavoratory by the study hall teacher to comb her hair, 20. Miss Georgia Pender and Kendall Morton have recently undertaken to sponsor the Young Peoples Choir at the First Baptist Church. 21. Miss Edna VVhittecl has recently begun to take organ lessons at Elon. lYe wonder why she chose Elon. 2.1. Miss Margaret Rogers andACharles Ephland surprised their many friends by motoring to Danville Tuesday night and were united in marriage. The ceremony was witnessed by Miss Frances Baynes and Tip Faucettc. 23, Misses Amanda Burke, Nellie Mitchell, Margaret Turner. and Margaret Anderson are re' covering from an illness which attacks them on certain school days. 14. Pete Oldham and Miss Levina Morris are broadcasting weekly from Station NV. P. T. F. They are accompanied by Miss Lois Shaw. The class considers this quite an honor. 25. Thurston Cates has accepted a position for the summer with The Haw lrivw' Tino-.r as jour- nalist. 26. Misses Virginia Moses and Della Sorrell accompanied by C. T. Holt, jr., and Wilbur Robert- son attended the Graham Theatre Tuesday evening seeing The First Kiss. 27. Misses Dale Hargrove, Margaret Burke, Marjorie Crutchfield and Avis Goins are daily attend- ing the ninth period class to learn thc Art of Chewing Gum. 28. Daniel jones with Miss Lucy Ausley's assistance has at last sueceeilt-nl in learning to play Post-UFiicc. 29, Fletcher Moore and Miss Mary Alice Laughter spent Sunday in Su-epsonville visiting friends. 30. Miss Edna Lamberth has accepted the position as school dentist and Miss Sara Thompson is acting as her associate. 40 hvnif' 1. 4. ,v l . ' 1 lv L :Q 2 ffg f 'x xx g 5, f W M Mali F X ,X I- ? x hi wk f T, r QS Ar ul , Wyf, -fi 'Q iff QA! IVNQ FL I H Nl Z 41 H Am -12 bf. t'i1Inr.rq Rose and I'rv:irim1f ..... I 'im'-Pluxvidvzil . . .S'i'c1't'lury ...., Tl'f'l'l.l'lH't'I' .... lfirsi Crzzxur . .. .5'i'L'ulld Ct'Il,rnV .. lfdilm' ...,... llistup-falls ...... 4 Silver IFt'fll'l'SL'llft1flT't'J' hi Slud Eflith Alexander Lucile Andrews Thelma Anflrews Kennett Angel Edith Ansley Vivian Bell Ralph Bennett Lucy Benson Bernard Bernstein Carlton Boland john Bolanrl George Boswell Hazel Boswell Dorothy Bowman Howard Bowman Evelyn Brown Jack Brown Richard Bryan John Bnlla Alice Burke B. A. Clapp Ruby Clapp Hamlrl Clark Zeli Cobb Ice Cohle Kilhy Colile XVillarrl Ctihle joseph Cole Velma Cole Julian Coleman Quincy Conklin Cleo Cook Clara Cooper Etta Mae Crxyner Carl Urahtrce Lucile Davis Ollie VVatts Dehloss Hnhert Dickey Katherine Dixon Charlie Durham Dorothy Earle NVilton Elfler Banks Fitch Sopfiomore Clary llnffn: XVu'rt' not on top, but climbing ijlflfltlf its ful Cnuuril ,. ...llanks MEMBERS ,lue Foglelnan Clyde Fowler Pauline Fowler lVilson fiarriaun Fletcher Gilliam J. VV, Glue-'nn llelen Glnsmn Ruhy lillnssfni Katherine firt-gg Helen Grnlili Mehane Hanfnrd Beverly Hanna ,lack Hnnner Clarence Hart J. C. Hnrviel Flrlwin Hayes Beryl Hayman Lyman Hayney Doris Hill Haley Irlinshaw Ruy Hogan Richard Holt Virginia Holt Jewel llunt Gardner Isley .leanne Isley Rohert liernmlle Rohert King Talbert King Ilerlnan Knott Alina Lainin Eugene l.ankt'uril Glatlya Lashley lilxnn Laughter Malenlin Lea VVilnia Linelwrry Frances l.-ing Henry l.ny Tlloniae Lynn Glenn Maemninn l.un lllcArlains Alnnun Mclver Edith McPherson Doris Malone 1'-lHIt't'l'f Sweet Pea ...,ltla XYehxter ... Banks Fitch .....-Xhna Lamm ...Clyde Fowler ...Talhert King .. ........ juhn Bulantl ..............,..,D:1vinlScllars .....Elaine Statllcr, Banks Fitch Fitch, lrla XYells1er, Alma l.2nnm Nancy Zllna-ly Mary Miner Sherman Musk Yernell Mnrrag Ylla Newell t'ny Parrikli Dewey Parrikh ,lamea Farrell lnlcilr Paul lilanchu l'egraln litlna l'i-rry tit-in-ge Pans Lucille l'roctrn' Mililrecl Renlntan Virginia Rennner Rlcharml Rullurtsuvi liarl Rnhinetlc llazel Rogers XN'ilsnn lingers Mlltlreml Ronev Mary NYiley Slntl llaritl Sellar-. Valva Sharpe NVLUIC Slniffnel' Katherine Sinipknn Nettie Mae Snnth Mary K, Spoon Mildreil Spnmi Elaine Statller tirale Staley llnpe F-'nrralt Mae 'I'lmni1Nin t'layhunrne 'l'linmas Annie Bowl 'Frnllinter ll, I. NValker Eleanor XYallwr Milrlreil l.Yalker XN'ayne NValker XYinfrt'1l NVJI3' Annie Weliwtfr I4la NVt'li3ter Miltlreil XVclms.ter Revelle XYingIit-lcl fzhlvfozly Wffffars of ,32 XVhat a nieniorable day was September the tifth, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight! This was the day that the Class of 1952 began its journey on The Sea of Learning. XVe did not realize what a serious journey it niight be. Early in the year we organized the class with the following ohicers: David Sellars. president: Elaine Stadler. vice-president: Clllie XYatts De- Moss, secretary: Clyde Fowler, treasurer. lYith these efticient leaders and under the guidance of our teachers, Miss XYelJster, Mrs. Bradley, Mr. Mc- Bane, and Mr. Dalmlms, we steered through our tasks successfully. After three months of joyous merry-inaking we returned to school Sep- teinlier 3, 1929, XY at a glorious feeling it was to think we were Sophoinores and could look ilu. .i upon the Freslnnen! XVhen we organized again as Sophoinores, we elected Ida XVebster, presi- dent: Banks Fitch, vice-president, Alina Lainni, secretaryg Clyde Fowler, treasurer: and had for our sponsors Miss Rutherford, Miss Best. Miss Sel- lars, and Mr. Gabriel. Une of the greatest social events of the Sophomore Class was its party sponsored by Miss Best, Miss Rutherford, and Mr, Gabriel, on February the fourteenth for the purpose of securing funds for the coming Junior-Senior llanquet. Uur class achievements in athletics were marked by the unusual success of the basketball chanipionship, by both the girls and boys, and the winning of the football championship played between the Freshman and Sophomore classes. Iii..-UNE S'1'.Axn1.iaR. '32, Bixmcs FITCH, 132. 44 W r Can You Dlzagzbze Evelyn Brown with stockings on? Talbert King coming to school when it rains? lVilton Elder as star-center in basketball? Almon Mclver not writing a letter on third period? Robert Kernodle leading a glee club? David Sellars not acting as Lon Chaney? Mary Kennett Spoon as the It girl? Wlayne XVaIker wearing a coat? Miss Rutherford not liking Graham? Ollie VVatts Delloss lonesome on Sunday night? Clyde Fowler driving with both hands during a date? Elaine Stadler not saying Please Don't ? Katherine Simpson a Happer? Jack Hanner and Helen Grubb as cheer leaders? Cleo Cook taking horseback riding as a means to reduce? Grace Staley toe-dancing? Kenneth Angel not deep in love with Hazel Boswell? Frances Long not putting the lt in jazz? XVillard Coble leading a prayer meeting? Nettie Mae Smith's Ford with plenty of gas? Ida W'ehster not with Alma Lznum? Yirginia Holt not writing mushy notes? Ralph Bennett not imitating XVill Rogers? Alice Burke not using cosn.et cs a- if she were painting a Dorothy Earl as a hohbed-hair bandit? Shine Bowman not Flirting with Beryl Bernard Bernstein getting Uns ? Banks Fitch as Rudy Vallee ? Annie Boyd Trollinger not getting soup? joseph Cole passing on algebra? D. rl. XValker as a judge? Beverly l-lanna embarrassed? john Bulla as another Lindbergh? Richard Holt with a car full of girls? Alma Lamm not preferring Red ? Carl Crabtree wearing long pants? Lucy Benson on Broadway? Miss Best not preferring a eoach ? Sherman Moss having his home-work? Earl Robinette not peddling papers? Mildred Roney and Mildred Spoon not going to Graham? Mary VViley Scott getting her HITIZIIIU? George l'otts not arguing with the algebra book? Richard Robertson as a railroad engineer? Curtis Hinsl aw thinking on Iiiology? Richard Bryan without a we stick? Thomas Lyon not wearing boots? Malcolm Lee as Big Bill Tilden ? Klr. Gabriel not wanting a round-trip ticket to Charlotte? Kirby Uohle as zu Math. teacher? Calva Sharpe not studying? Edwin Haynes refusing to read a Dick Mtirrelln story? Charlie Durham not being crazy Charlie ? ,lack Brown not going out for every sport? Hayman? bungalow 3 ff ff0QlJfKKK X X S XII X ? 'Q?'-X? S L' V if ff 2 i 1' , xx 'NK M1 if 'lxvwllx' NRE K- X X li x x NNQXNN f lu., W C Mila, U N., Wg. ,ff W f 5 'XX X' N? 'A NV ? X ax ff . X x 3 if V! QAQ' Q-Aff Y , f ,f f 1 L1 - f QM f x K 1 f 5 X . awg' QW A Fnuisxrxxmx GIRLS Frufsxllxmx Bmw 3' M5 v ',sfQQ --v-1 fig ,Q- l V4 4 kj ,, '4 il it li 1 f, V f f' ' i lo l Ml if Lf lift I Vt i ty!! I l. ri ll 'i l Wi, l I 4 i if li L 4 il '4 lc li ,T fl i K l, K, .41 Y! ,. li ly , ff .LL :..i., F.. f ei M .li it ' WET? Freximaiz Cfaxs .llollof Don't try flying, die trying Culnrx: Blue and Gold Plvsirlvlll ...... l'irv-I'r't'.ridt'11f .. . . .. Sc'crvlary-Y'l'mm1'r1' .. Irving Ainicli Sallie Mae Amlreivs Mary Tuttle Atwater ,luue Ansley Vllalter Bailey Pauline Bason Elvira Berry Raymond Bishop Anhrey Blanchard Christine Boone Evelyn Boone Francis Brown llilcla Burns llelen Cable Virginia Callahan Mary Blanclie Campbell Henry Capes Edlec Cates Clyde Clapp Dick Coblc Harriett Coblc Thomas Cole Evelyn Collins French Cook Billy ,lames Curl Paul Davis Agnes Dickens Margaret Dixon Dwight Durham Lynn Durham Otis Eutly Virginia Faucetle Bruce Farlnw Elizabeth Gant Edith Garner Lonza Garrison Herbert Gerlilings Richard Gibbs Milrlred Gilmore Syble Glenn Ralph Goins Eugene Goodes Yale Goodes Toni Hain Elizabeth HanI'Uril Mable Hanford Ida Hansell Clyde Hargrove Orificrks xllilXlliERS Vllamlless llart Ililcla Lee lrleatwnlt Virginia llerbert Helen Hickey Cecil llill Reba Hinsdale Frank lrlinshaw Ulene lliimbau' Myrtle Hobby Irving Hogan Hal Dean Holt lViIliam I-loruarlziy Jeff Horner Charles Horner Ruth Hnrner Iulia F, Horner Louise Horner Martin Horner T. J. Horner Adeline Huffman Margnis Hunter Delnetrie Ireland Grace Johnson Vllillie Johnson Edwin flones Mable Jones Vllilson King Virginia Kirkman NVilbnr Lankford ,lark Leath Annie Maude Long Carl Love Charlotte Lore Christine Loy Katherine Lyon Vinla Mabe XVillie Maness liililh MeFayden Madeline Mclieel Vance McNabb Royal Merritt Carl Moser Inez Morton Paul Morrow Sara Neese Blondell Newell EFH1: Oakley 'wk I7lu':c't'r.' Violet ....Paul Mori-mv . .Dwight Durham ...Irving Hogan , i , l l . A . Myrtle Uakley Hallie Ulalhain Nllilliam Pascal Allen Patterson Ruhert Pennington L. M. Petty Louise Penrlcr Erlith Rainey Homer Robinettc Doris Rogers Paul Ronny Pauline Rnney samuel Russ Tliomas Rouse Charlie Rudd Lucile Rudd VV. D. Rudd Gladys Sanillin Margaret Scrvtt Esther Self Lucy Sharpe Clara Mae Slmllnt-r Dnrrvthy Slater Berta Smith ll. D. Smith Mable Smith Nvilber Sinitliwirlc Xllinfred Stewart Laura Mae Tcer Floycl Thompson Otis Thompsrm Virginia Tlimnpsnn Thomas Thornton Clyde Tickle Duke Tillman james Tillman Margaret Tingen Mildred Turner Hattie XValker Clyde XVebster Agnes NViles C. G. lVilkersnn Xvilla Ross XVilliam Hazel Vl'inglivlfl Annie Mae Nlifnmls Evelyn Xvoml Emma Vllooclsnn Helen Younger fhkfofjf yffbe E'E3A7lld7l Clary On September -l, 1929 AID., the four wings of the world eaine together with a resounding crash. NYhen the whirl and din had died flown, all spee- tators discovered that ahout one hundred forty-six new students had entered Burlington High School and were ready to go to work. ft was in this way that the Freslnnan Class was organized. This was the inost important event in the whole annals of Burlington High School and will prohahly he remelnhered in the future along with the Downfall of the Roman Empire, the election of George Xllashington as tirst president of these United States of Ainerica, and the tlight of Col. Charles .'X. l.indlJergh across the great expanse of water known as the Atlantic Ocean. Everyone was anxious to hegin work so that this class could function as a unit of ll, ll. S. One of their highest anihitions was to show the upper elasslnen the kind of stuff they were made of, liach person started with a great deal of deterinination-deterinination to overcome each and every oh- stacle which might be encountered on the ladder of success. and to strive onward and upward. Miss Virginia Hassell, Kliss :Xnnie llvehster, Mr. -I. ti. Hollingsworth, and Nr, H. ti, Mcliane started us successfully up the ladder and helped us as wc went along. The class elected Paul Morrow, president: Dwight Dur- hain, vice-president: and lrving llogan, secretary-treasurer as our leaders. .Xll along the way the lnetnlmers of our class cooperated with the rest of tht- classes in anything that was undertaken, and took an active part in various activities. After a successful year, in which we were convinced we had made some progress along the ladder of success, we took a three-inonths' rest from our lahors, with prospects of reaching many higher rnngs in the ladder in the vears to come. i l'lIl.IJ.X Iain l'l15.x'rwo1.ii. 50 ' Sl ehffmhiaf The Class gf '33 We are the Class of '33 NVhose hearts are bound in loyalty. VVe're proud of it as we can be, NVe'll make it praiseworthy. Our chosen colors are gold and blue, The gold, it stands for royalty. And the blue shows we will be true, To her we'll prove our loyalty. Now that we've entered high school W' e come with only one hope That we will follow every rule Till we reach the end of our rope. VVe try to be fair in our work and play, In class or examination, And always do things the logical way And show cooperation. TOM HAM. ,.673fiiN'R rf? 8' , ,, ,V , 137' qs ,QQ 56? f QR i gi 3, Ref' fu, an-.rf 1 1 . r :-oi M 4 Y A l V 't X X X i li Q Rl -. 4 l 'fl n j Q2 llsfxkl lx! avg, H Riff' 1' atures K 4 9, 1 'N ' .5fP5n'-ii: A ..,,. W... , I ff Q X ww 1? I' Q fl' Mm ! f'JA , l f-ff? 'l -- A Z- 7 c-if f -if fff 4, X a ff ,f Q' - 2 l -IT II N. 1, .ml f V' 'fig LII nz. V' f 2 , W V Ui I H11 rf, I, 'ff f M? f' f - J- , aiu' 'I' -Y f 4' ' , q ,f,4.,g, 'gli-'l JH' 1. f ' I -if-F'-i glff Q7 A 2 7 I ffm Qzifig Cfjf' ' ' 0 , 4' Z f 1 7 . , 47 , f fig, x X Q C- X fl I XXXQXX ,-f, I A. A-X ,N ff f 7 , ff X 6? f V X5 f 2 xg ,Z , g 'X ,174 i'7j -'1 , X X fi ,c9f'f' I, -if 1 - xxx f, ff! N 1 ' N f' fff' iff' f B f ' 5' . n X ff 1 XIX f ,XX , V In if Ynjffjf WX mf 5-.D rf! ' KW I 'f4?' JlvQ4D H Y 54 1 DD ,. 3 .f , ,313 ev. F fy , Q.. ale F 4' , ' 1 i 1 -V X s ---- -- - rr 3-1 -- A' f 1-K i fy sg 1 'lf . r fs --- ff ' P- ,.-J ' ,S - ' 2 ' tx '--.v . - A Mao M6llZbE7'X 0 Faczzfrjf Honofeed at Tea The ladies of the High School faculty gave a most enjoyable tea in the Broad Street Auditorium, lVednesday afternoon, October J-ith. from -4:30 to 5:30 o'clock, honoring the new members of their faculty, and inviting all high school girls and their mothers. Large baskets and floor baskets held autumn leaves, cosmos, dahlias, and chrysanthennuns in many colors, and seats were placed about invitingly, making a lovely setting for the party. Miss Attricc Kernodle received at thc door and introduced to the receiving line, composed of Mesdamcs W. D. Halfacre, H. P. Mcliay. VV. C. Herndon, J. G. Tingen, R, H. Andrews, XV. J, Barlccr, and Misses Charlotte Miley, Eclla Best, Virginia Hassell and l.ois Dorsett, the new teachers. and thc presidents of the Parent-Teachers' Association. As thc guests left the receiving line they grouped themselves about the hall and heard most delightful music under the direction of Mrs. H. NV. Cuble, consisting of violin numbers by Miss Allie Malone: vocal solos by Mrs. Pearl XV. Tomlinson and Miss Bruce l'atesg piano numbers and accompaniincnts by Mrs. Coblc, Mrs. XV. E. Harrop, and Mrs. lt. VV. Brannock. The girls from the Home Economics Department served orange ice and wafers. Thcre were several hundred calling during the hour. CTaken from Burlington Nt'a'.r-Uctolier 24, 19291, zmior-Sezzzbr Bazzyuez' Probably the most important and enjoyable social feature of the cntire year was the Junior-Senior banquet, held on the evening of March 1-lth. at which time the juniors entertained the Seniors in a most pleasing manner. The guests were tirst directed tn the lower hall, then led, by the tr-astmaster of the evening, to the spacious auditorium. which was very beautifully decorated in cedars. In the center was placed a large fountain, displaying the unusually artistic idea of a garden. The tables were ar- ranged in a square around the fountain, and helped to display its beauty, along with the Howers anrl nunicrous green candles placed on the tables. The decorative colors used were those of the Senior Classg green and write. NYhile a delicious four course dinner was being served by the Sophomore girls, a most enjoyable program of toasts and music was rendered tn the guests, The very efficient toast-master of the evening was Tliurston Cates, uf the Class of '31, Tyre Melz gfffze Faczzfzjf are Hosts to ffze Bqyi' It is one of the mast desired accomplishments of thc men uf the faculty to bring about a better understanding, through association, between the faculty and thc boys of thc high school. Probably one of the most important Aevcnts of the year, was the entertainment given by the mcn nf thc faculty to the boys on Thursday night, November J1, 1939, in thc high school auditorium. Mr. Haworth welcomed the boys and explained the mcn's attitude to thcm, after which Mr. llalf- acre prcscntcd each iucntbcr of the faculty. Several boys frtnn the student body gave talks, and Mr. Gabriel directed a great social hour, which was followed by refreshmcnts. This gathering. nic,-thc -students think, has given us an understanding of our teachers, through association and fellow-slnp with them. NVe have been taught that. although they have authority over us, and sonic-times assign us tasks, yet they remain as one of us, zzlzzof' Party llhis the usurd custom for theglunior Ciass each year tu give a IIalluwc'en party for the purpose of raising funds for the jniuor-Senior Banquet. The party this year was held in the Burlington lligh School Auditorium. Twenty-tive Cents ad- mission was charged, and the play, Evening Dress Indispensable, was given. It was declared to be one ul the best given and was enjoyed by all who were present. After thu play those pn-st-nt went to the various booths for refrvsliniunls aml to have their fortunes told. Thcse booths were vt-ry tastctnlly decorated in the llallowt-'en colors. At a late hour, the crowd left joyous and greatly pleased with the pleasant time the Juniors had given them. o ' . J , . Seizzof 1 dl fy llrolbably one of the most enjoyable social a-ctlivitics til thcgycar was thc Christmas Party given by the Senior t'lass, sponsuretl by the Student Activities Association, on the evening uf December 6th. in the Broad Struct-t School Auditohrium. The spacious room was vt-ry tastefully decorated with holly. ccdars, and unstlt-loc, to symbohzc the f'hristnias season. A large decorated treo also added to the appearance of the room. The crowd gathered Aat about 7:30 o'clock, and by -bc-ingtdrcssctl as small children, added to the party. l'hc pt-hplc participated in games and contests ut all kinds, thc winners being given prizes. A 1 . , V Y 56 .1509 h sc' gift to every person was given by Santa Claus, portrayed hy the principal, W. D, Halfacrc These caused immense pleasure among the persons gathered. Finally, refreslunents, consisting of fruit candy, raisins, and peanuts, were served in a pleasing manner and at a late hour the' crowd left tory pleased. The party was one of the higgest events of the year to promote social association among the students. The Sopbawore Panfy On the evening of Fehrnary 1-tth. the Sophulnores gave a party. The auditorium was dccoratetl in rcd :intl while to represent the spirit of St. Valentine's Day. There were three 'hrmths fortune teller, candy, and ice-cream, which were beautifully decorated with red and white hearts. Phe audi toritun looked very gay laut was uiarle even more su when the laughing Sopliomores crowded in The main eve.nt of the evening was a one-act play, Marrying Marion, given hy the Sophoniores and cmiehetl hy Miss Best. The cast of the play was as follows: Doctor Bohuntus . ..... Mrs, Bohuntus ,,.. Charles S'. Smith Marion Staunton .... Ruth Ripley ........ Cicero Socrates Smith Miss Mcwnime ...... ' S'iu1psUn fButlerj . . . First Girl ........ Second Girl ..... School Girls, ,. . .. .........John Bnlla ..Mary Wiley Scott ......Clytle Fowler .....Elaiue Stadler .. . . .Alina Lanun . .,... Talhert King . . .VVilma Lineherry .. .... David Sellars Ollie Watts DeMoss . . . . . . .Ida Webster Evelyn Brown VVillard Cohle Beverly Hanner The party was an entire success with laughter and a jolly good time for everybody. Fresfwzmz Parry ' The. Freshman Party of 1930 was held on April the first in the High S'cl1ool Auditorium To start things 'off backwards the freshmen wore their clothes hackwarrls. As each one entered the door they were lnd good-bye. The tirst thing on the program was a novelty race. Then several of the teachers and pupils gave short talks on The Most Foolish Thing I Ever Did in My Life. Afterwards the hooths were exhibited and several games were played. XVhen the refreshments were serve-rl the fun hegan. Each person received a piece of chocolate covered soap as candy. Everyone had a happx time and lots of fun in playing pranks. All left for home. happy except those who had the stomach acie. ff-'psf'-Y-,543 - -Yr . ,Q --T-,, r YYY Q. 'Qwyi 'LJ11 ff 1 ti ' gre' ff' -: 1' 1,-. il I .f ,'I i 'Nfl vii' Q t fi ff ' .M at ' ' ff f V px 1 's N, - ,H e .lu it xt 1 1 tg., 1, fe K , '- in -. ' 4 Nh- F v 'xg , e Enxx Hmyxx May Q-JHUUII 1,1 FLW! 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The council spent a great part of its first year in discussing plans for permanent organization and completing a constitution which was submitted to the Student Body for its ratification in thc fall of 19.29. This constitution provided that each home-room president was to be a member of the council and that the Senior Class should choose tive additional representatives, the Junior Class fourg the Sophomore Class twog and the Freshman Class one. At an early meeting of the Student Body, the constitution was amended so that the president of each of the four classes became members of the coun- cil: The president of the council was Thomas XVhitley, elected by the Student Bodyg and tlie.Qtlji'6rfo,EiEers were chosen by the council. ' 'Giitszgifiiitlne'ciljjectives of the Council for the term, 1929-1930, has been to work to- r,'f 4 ' - - . . . ward tliefi' eveloliment of a -better school spirit. A bull-dog was adopted for the School - ' f J ttf,--A - . lVfH5CQV2ll'ld '5Persevere for the motto. A contest was held for the purpose ot selecting a school song. Songs were submitted by students and members of the faculty. After much thought the song written by Professor M. Z. Rhodes was chosen as the School Song. In the interest of school spirit this organization sponsored a contest for the purpose of selecting a girl from the Student Body to be Basketball Sponsor, The sponsor was elected and crowned in a very impressive ceremony at the first game of thc season. In the last of Gctobcr tive boys were sent to the Student Congress which was held at Asheville. The council held candy sales and a picture show to make money for their expenses. The council also has charge of chartering all clubs which were organized in con- nection with the school, and reserves the right to revoke any club charter, upon failure on the part of the club to meet its objectives and to function properly. 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Hackney, Sfvwzsnr' Jlntfu: Clean Thoughts: Clean Living OFFILERS Firxf St'lllt'.Yft'l' .5'v1'mnl .5t'n1txrlm' l'1't'.rfr1'ruI ..,........., Hfimcly Phillips I'r'v.v1'du11l ................ L'l1:11'lc-s Ilnrn l'irt'-P1'v.riz1i'r1I .. ...., . ..,,. Otis Eudy l'ft't'-P1't'.siilrnl ., ..,.,. Llyrlc l'lllI'gl'0Yk' Srrrt'tu1'y-Trrtixnrm' . ,.., ..Billy J. Curl Srl .-Xuhrcy Blanchard Billy James Curl Otis Eudy Richard Gihhs Ralph Goinm Clyde Hargrove BIEMBERS 'r'rtt11'y- Y'r'rti.v1f Charlus llurnc Xvllllklilll lxilifll Grady Phillipe Clyclu Tickle janies Tillmzin ...Otis Eutly fl , W GD! 188161 '-vw' Miss Ixllllltf XVL-lm-stur, .S'fu1u.wr' Xlnyffrzz: To Face Life Squarclyf' l'l1r'jm,n'.' 'lin pmmntc fricncllim'5Q, to uplmlml ilu- llighusl iclculs uf Cllristizm rl1:u':nctcr, zmrl Ku maintain the riglll spirit in our null-ml, lnuulus, :mil cmmnunity. C'nlm'x.' llluc and XVl1itc. OlfFIk'EICS f7I'F.Vlll'e'llf ..,.. ............. . . .Jett Harvxel l'im-l'n'.vi1ir11l .. ........ ,Icssie Lloyd .SiL'c4l'L'lAll'j' .... ..xlZ1l'gZ1'l't3IIC Rogers Y'l'rl1.v1rn'l' - ..,...... ...... 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I. X. Ilxackucy. .Sfmmw' fJlflVIL'TERS I'r'c.i11lruI ...., ......,.. .,,.. . ' Nlmrmn Ulrllmm I'im'-l'r'u.vl'1ir11l .. ....Tl1-nuns XYl1illL-y .SUL'I'1'l1II'-V ...... ...... E flwiu XX':1lkL'r 'lvI'L'U.V!H'1'l' ....... ,... I Inu- Crutclwiclcl 1'1'v.v,x' lfrjmlwf' ..... XY:1lmlo Clmmllur Klltxlnmas A XYnlfl0 Cllzlrlrlln-1' ,Xlnmu Oldham llrlru CI'lllCllnL'l4l ,I-'Im Ruilwr f'l11lI'lL'S Ellhlzulrl Iiflwin XX'g1lkQ1' ,lwlm Hall Frank XYuhstu1' Alxuucs XlCG:lx'm'k ,lzumw XYillian1s .'Xl1uIIn KlCIYk'I' 'l'l1sun:1s XYhitlL-x Ullxtur Xlilcs Y 73 X-r S-.JN Bowie 4h1!lZI'f3 H0,i'fci',v Cfzzb Miss limily Young, Spuvrxni' Qjl-'lfI1'ElN I'lI'.rI ,Suilllxrlvr .5'.'mrrrl .S'i'nn'.rIvr l'z'l'sidr'nl ...... ..,....... 1 Juris Hill l'r'vxi41'f11I ,...........,, Mlilvirfi Berry l'irv-I'1'v.ridr11l ........... Elvira Bvrry l'if.'v-l'r'r.r111'c11f .... NYill:1 Koss XYilliams .S'rr1'uli11'y-7'1'm,vir1'i'1' ..l7rzmCv:s Baldwin .S'l'l'1'l'lui'y-T1'm.ri1r'm' ,,.. 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H S. ffllluflbll Club Mr, Murray Tlmriilmrg, .?f'nr1xn1 QYJFFIEERS Illudilli .. ......,.. 1 .S Ll tml ..... in Y funn 1 ., .,.. ...lk-rnml lunst ROLL Burnurcl Bcrnstcin jnhn Boland lack Brown ,lulin Bulla joe Cole llulscrt Dickey Flu-iclicr Gilliam Lymzln Hancy ,lack Hanncr Curtis Hinshaw fizilcy Ilinslmw fllll't'llCC lslcy Ruin-rl King Hcrnmn Knott Tllfmlzls Lyon Lili-in NlCPllCl'Sf'DIl Sliurinzin Klnss XV:nlc Slloffm-r XYillic Smith lYz1ylm XY:ilkcr .Xm'1'1I Irv I 7r. l'n' Ylllfflf lA'Al.YlH'l'l' . . . Ulyalu Clnpp Ifrcnch Cook I'zxulinc Fowlcr ICIizulwll1 Hnnf: .Xlzllwlc llzmfurnl llnl Ilczm Hnlt Hlaulys Lnslllcy Yinlzl Millar YQ11 MdA67'J' Cfzzb 1ul1l'I'Ilj' 'TIlIil'l1Ill1I'Q, ,qf':IlI.VH1' f1lfFIl'El?S xfl-'Al mans 11.11 l7L.m Hull Klyrllc Ualklcy Pznul Rmlcy XY, IJ. Ruflfl HI llnrutlmy Slam-r ll. IJ. Smith Hilzrl Xwllgflclrl Jxllllit' Mus XYIHNI Mnhu Firxvl STH hu! ...... ........... I 111 Ilfjldflll . M 4 11 Im'v-T1'n1.v1z1'rr XYHILK-r Hnilcy lillly Rarkux' 4l.p.pur Hell lfrwnwxlul Bi-Qlmp 'flmnms Vols Nurm:m Volcy l':nuI lmvxs Dwight Durham Harris Fnslcr Yule tlwlfnlu Tum Hum Lymlmu Mzmlwim Rnynl Murritl lurlrr Radio Chai Mr. E. C. T.co11a1'cl, Spmmur OFFKER5 Srmlzli l'm'.v1dr1r1 ....... ITN- P1'u.ffdN1! .. .X 4'4'f'fl1l1',x' .... , Tl'L'll.YIH'L'!' . . LL vrc V 9 lflvh-Iver Nur .XHL11 I'4allcl'wm . 1 , IIIII-nrt I L-nninglmu XX liuln-rl l ruill li l'lyvlu Ilfnrgruvc Il Irving Ilogzm XX VV, Ilnrncr lf fi.unv:4 Ilnpl-:ills ll lfwlllurlnl Innes 'I' 1. 1. Lx ...gm r.1......1 w.1m.1- 1..m1,f,,.-.1 11 S. lull Mlm mr mm Ye' YQ. XIV, H, KL Nlcllzuu' .. Yuruul Murray ... Eflwlu llzlycs .. l1llUlI1H5 Ly-yu ... uf Ifnglt-luuu julian L'nlcu1zu1 .... .lurk lirmvu ,lulizm C-nlcman Ralph Goins Yztlt- Goudcs lirlwin Hayes ,loc Fogleman 78 BW Swirl C7116 Om-'u Isles MEM mms . , .......... Sfluzzxm .......,...Sru1rI1:ra.vIw .. .,l5.rix1ulr! 5t'uulu1u.vIv1 . . .. ............ .Yt'I'ff't ...flxsixmut Sm-ilu' ,..l'u!rnl Lmdvz 'I'lu,uuas Lyon Yvrucl Murray .Xllcu Patterson lfl. D, Smith Floyd Thompson T111-vc! Chai Miss Mario Scllznx, Spnrrxnf' O lfifgvl SNll4'5l1'I' l'm'.vidr11I ......,.. Hilrlzl 1.1-u Healwl -lc Vim' l'r'rxul1'1lI .... ,... .... 1 2 rllce Cfltcs .Sur1'vn1l'j,'-'l4n'1r.v1m'1' ,, .... Doris Rogers . . .111-lun Branson l.1,7I'lU'ftlll ......... l'H'.vI C4'I1,wrr .5 FLW' ... .,... Hnllic 01111111111 mi Lmlxw' .. .,,.Mzxrgz1rrt Tingun lfvclyn Boone Ha-lon Branson Francus lirown ELIICG Catcs Harriet Cohlc Hilda L00 Hczllwole FFIKERS Rom. .Xlwvfllff Su1ln'.vIU1' l'11'.vi1l1'11t .....,.,. ,,.X1urgz1rcl Tingun l'n'v-I r'1'xidu11l , , .... Hznrrict Coblc .S'L'l'l'L'fl1V,V ..,.,. ...... L aura, Tccr 7'rm.rrn'vr . . . , .Emma XVooflson Lil77'41I'1.t1lI ., ...Evelyn Boone Iffvzvf Crrrxm' ... ..f ..... Hclcn Branson Svcmrd C'cu.mr ,,... I-1111111 Luc Heatwolu llullic Oldham Doris Rogers 1.:nn':1' Tcer Margaret Tingcn Evelyn XYood 1iIl1Illll VVoodson 79 I rmlzlml ...... I Irv-l'rr.v1fI1'nl .. rm'lm'v ..... ll'4'iI.VIH'L'l' .. . . Nl! S n i Bbw' C6115 QB. H S. Mr. Murray Thornburg, Sfmflxuz Jlullu: 'Trolcct our uscful birch Olil lL'liIlS VXX'illic Smiih ' 1lI'l'llCk' lslq Yrrm-ll Murray l'iV.vt ,3'HllU.YIi'1' .Srrmlff .5'i'rr1i'.x'li'l' ........XYillic Smith l'l'i'.viriu:rl ... .. ...,.. . .Jack Hauncr Vim' l'ruviu'uul ........,.Ll .. . . .Yurucll Murray ,X'm'1'ulirr'y ... . ... . ......-Tolm B-vlzuul Tliuxlml .. hllcniullplcs John iifillllld Hubert King .Iuliu Bullzn flluuu Mucu11mm11 ,illilllli CUICIIIQIII Kcnrlall Mwrluu l'1llx' ,linux-s l. url p l'lci4'Iwr Lnlllzun Lmizu Garrison lack Hauucr Mclmuc llnnforil l'r:u1k Himhaw L'lzu'1-ucc Islcy Yurm-ll Murray Honn-r Rolsiiuctlu Hob Sauuclcrs XYiIliu Smith XYillwur Siuithwic Il:lw:u'm,l XYzlcImIcll k Iuhu lhuluucl i . Q 'iw I B. H S. 44l'L'!ICl:1' C7116 Mr. just I-Iullixmgnwrtll, 5f'Ul!.YlVl' .llulluf .IIIIII .S'lruiyfl1I, Slzfml .Ylluliylzfvjlmigflrl l.r':'11l1l C-lllllllif BYUXVII zmfl Gold Olflflnjus lfirst Sbzflrvlrl' . . .Ycrnfnf .Ywlu .vlrr ruxidcnl .,........,..... Rulvcrt Pruitt l'n'.v1'drf1t . .,....,.,....., Maxim- Sort! I m'-Fr'v.vldvul .. ...... Irving Hogan l'1n'-P1'c'.mlvlrI , ...Mzulclinu KICKCQI M'rf'rlnl'y . ..,. . . .xIZlCIL'IIl'lU Mcliccl .S'm'n'l111'y .,... .... I .IIVCHZI Mnrris lf'rn.m1'rr' ... .,.... 'l'. -I. Horner 'l'f'vr1.r1H'vV . . . ,..'l'. VI, Plorllvx' l :rxl CIUIISIVI' ., ...,.XliIfIrccI Spoon Ifrrzvf Crzzmn' 4. .,.RutI1 l'Imrnur 'mmf Crflwr' . .,.. Clyde Hargrove .Nhvrfld L1'n1.wr . ,..Eslith fiarm-r 'frm lfvfmrlvr .. ,..liuy:1I Mcrritt l'H ws R1 fum Ill Iiuryl I'I2ij'll1iIl1 M1251 nuns XY.ullur Ihllvy 1'Iy1lc Il:u'grux'c Kula-rl IR-lllllllglun linyxlmml llislmp Beryl Ilnymrm Milllrcll R4-:lm.ul 'I'Iwm.uN l'nIu Irving Ilrvgnn Ilmncr Ifnlnilwln- l':nlI Ilnvis Ruth llurnvl' Milcllcwl Rum-x Iluiyzhl Ilurhnm 'l'. ,Ii IIf1rm'r 4'l.n':x Maw Slwlfmr Ifrilllw Hqwlwr llzlrnlllvsr Isla-3' Nlnlrle Smnll mmf Islam mmf ,1Uln..H.. Almlml a,..,,,.. Ihlph Iifuns Malrlv .Ifunw Ilnkc Tullmrm Ynlc lhmvlm Mmlclilxc Mrllm-vl thin Tlwuxul-Wu: I.ylu,nn lI.mcy Yfmrv 1IvN.nl-In .Xgm-Q XVII:-N Ilzn Il.m1Iv.-Il Ruynl Mvrrxtl Ilvlvn Ywlllxga-1' I'.nuI IXlnrr-fw S1 ,t,..g, 1 4,.,, fs O1'Mc.s'f1zz State Champions, Class H, 1929 Mr. M. Z. Rhodes, L7irrumr OFFICERS l'1'r.vfzfulr! , ..... ......... . ...Almun XICIXQI I l' I f P l XI t 'irr- r'Uxi1v11 ., .... au . :ms in 1 5'vrr'fluf'y ... .. . ..S:1ral1 E. Xcrx . um:-fvr . .,...,... wx-x' A wax Lr II l P I 1 X1 1 .lsxivlufzl .11LIllUfjL'7' .. ... .,.. Clydu Vw-xx L RosT1f1: l'1,flm,r C. VVQlkersm1, Ir. L'lurim'1.v Flfalm' Smh lil YN, ,E,,g,,,C f..,,..1u5 ,,m,,,,,,,,, 5,,L,I,,,L.,.l, yy.11.nm .vxgmf-1' lrmx m1.,..Q 39 Wiwg ,Imam Hamer 111H1'fKf ' lf-'PN 'l'nl7n4rl King 1,Nflv1yl,fy , pawn! lCnga'lu' UH-lull-1' . I. W.u4lu Vlfmigcr :fnlhc MHC A 'lrCW5 Kcunrth Angel Alg1ZL:MiXivL.Ix,1.l. .mg rzfmls hf m'f- L!'f 'S ra.-Um: Hm.w1-ll . lfnlilll l5uw1lCn In-wir XY:mIkr:r Yiviuxx linfzs lrnirl Scllurs XYiIwn Vlxw.-k 4l.n'xiu May Heh-u M1-Imuc Num Nm-Nc ,l.1. lhlxlvl SZ Ban' Buster Miles Drumx Ruhurt Atwnlcr t'l4.yf-Q llunlur 'Cwllu Allrlic Mznlwmc lfelcn Hickey Yu x nf'lnrm'x XYinfrcrl VV:xy Ifnul N:nlQIluIzl lu. May, Jr. Dick:-y Cnlnle Tr.:rr:Pmm'.r Vlvrlv Fmvlcr Nifllnrml Ilrynn Flutclur fXlum'c Lynn Durham lxny Potty Fnrllruvu Hulsunl Tlmmfw R-.uw Iinrzxx Clifton Fmlccttv XViIhur Ihvlu-umm Piano Hazel Boswell l'11'.v1'1lrIfl .,... . I'1m'-l'r'u.vi.lurn .. Sfzfolxlfj' ,... . llilllrlgfur' ,,..... .,. .l.x'.x'i.vI1:r:l .llum1yfv1' .. YPGC H. H S. Brill!! Ml. KI. Z. lxllmulnw, l,ll'l'L',U!' fll'I'l1l-NS ....,lnll :Xtw.1lr1 ...Ruin-1'l .'Xlxx'gltcr . .li. May, Jr. ...I':1ul Rlznnxhclrl ...Im-lvl' Xliln-5 Kus'r1aR .Xllmnv Mclvur, 1'-nm-t Irxing .Xumk, Vhnrinct liugcnc Lnnlxfurll. 'l'nunIu-me Hwy l'vHy, KU-rm-t Vnrl K'x':nlstrv4'. l'lznl'n1c! Vlmrllv: Ruflrl, 'I'ruluxh4mC 'Flmmne Iimleu, Vnrml XYnl4un linrxxwn. Clurinut Ihvighl Durlnun, 'I'1mnlmule K':nrIlun Hnlnml, 1'-mu-I Billy Atxmtvsn, lflutn, XX'llluur lilnlvm-uuru, Uuritlnu- liruin llruuu, Vnrxxvl Tlmurwlnn 4'.m'w, lflutv Vlmflmu Fqulwthq lluru Amman lluruur. rm.-1.1-I ri. Mny. Jr., s..w,,1......' lizul lzhlwim-m-. llurn T. M. IH-lly, Vnxwwv NY11ul'x'mi Wav, Snwlvlmm' llmncr Rnlmwltv, Ilurn 13, -I. NY1xlk1'r, Vnrm-1 l'.nll Mxlllxllvhl, Shxupllunlc 'l'lmllms Fnlv, Ilaull l7l'1'm'llvmlt Sllulvherll, f'l:nvm'l Nicky Vlvlnlr, S.nxnpImlxc Rllilur Milf-. Huw liugmw XYvlnNlcr. f'I:urm4-I Vlvff llurnvr. Nuvfplurlxu- lflutrlmx' Xlmwv. Haw ,lwlm Rlulucr, 4 l:u'iucl Vlyle Ifmxlvl, Trfnnlmuc fin-mule P-rm. Thaw Kvnm'th Angcl, I'l.zrm4-l Ruchnrwl Ilx'y:u1. 'l'rmnhnm- I!-whcrt Atuzmw, Drum fin-m'gc Hmwcll, Vl.n'ulm-t Lynn Uurlmlll, Trmnlmnq' VI-'pc Iluntcax, Tlvum S3 Scion! Song Hurlingtun High we plcilge .-Xllegizince nmv tu thee, To you u'e'll ever he true Moulcler of our clestiuies. We honor you always. lVe love you cause yun'1'e best ,-Xncl an we give praise to you 'lihree cheers for ulnl B. H. S. Long may your hzumcr wave .X synilnul of the right, XYe'll never let it he sezlrrecl XYe'll shielcl it with ull nur might Then hail tn you, fair gem, The lnightest and the lmest Once more we sing praise to you Three cheers for nhl B. H. S. thletics X fx E Emi' X N , J NL w a s K pw? ff J u w 1 X F MI - fi 3 XXX r than ff 2f 5 W ea W X gg, Ev ,uf mr? X f WQQr 71 i ry Ziff! Q, ,A I X M .- f , ,,Q 1 I f , ' X ,A S 87 Foofbaff Review VVith only three letter men back and new material rather scarce the coachee had a hard time developing a. team. However, the score does not show either the spirit or the brand of football the -boys played, especially in the latter part of the season. The squad will lose eleven letter men by graduation and the remaining five lett ti huiltl Il team in 'Stl THE SQUAD Jones, l.. lf. . . .. . . XVulker, R. E, ........,...... . NYelJster, F., C'ap't., Fulllmek .. Mcflavuck, R. E. ...... . . Crntfhlleld, R. T. Pennington, R, T. .. Mclver, R. T. . .. Xllilliams. l.. G. . Pruitt, ll. G. . Bliles, l., Ci. . Chanrller, C, . Reilicr, C. ...,......... . Whitley, Field General .. Ephland, R. H. Oldham, L. II. .. McPherson, l.. G. .. Mrmre, F. R. ..,... , lfnncelte, lrl. B. .,... . XYulistt-r Llinllencl. l., .. Iilnwini, liuzlril . Hurncr, L, l'lnrgruvG. T. . Cnley, li. .. B. H. S. .. B. H. S. .. B. ll. S. .. H. Il. S. .. lf, Il. S. .. H. ll. S. .. H, ll. S. ., H. ll, S, .. Hccimrl team B. ll. S ., 88 RESULTS or 1929 Smsox ... R l.iI:erty .... . .. tl Mount Airy ... 0 Rcidsvillc ... 0 Mehnne .. ... 13 Aslielmiir . .. . 6 Thmnnsville . . . ll Rrrxlnniwu . . ... U Siler liity . ... 50 E. M. llult Lrttcr Shlrx 1 1 1 2 1 fl 1 0 1 O 1 0 1 fr 1 0 1 O 1 O 1 0 1 O 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 Silly. S'ulu. Hull, Sub. Snlr. Snlv. Nulr. ufzzbr fifocigy Sgzzaa' Kfiis Cll3YllJltC Kliley, CNHI!! Vivian Ross, Srlzrml 1'lI1nl11gl1'r Msnllxmes Anlwlie Malone, C. F, Sarah 'l'hu111psf111, R. ll. Frances Hinshaw. R, I. Anxanda Burke, G. Keeper Virginia Moser, l.. I. Mary B. Mawr, snlx., G. K, IXIar1l1a Fnnville, I.. XV. Vivmn Russ. I.. lf., Manager N1-Ilia Mitchell, R. W. Georgia Penmler, R. F., Cayxlain 171111113125 Haynes, V. ll. Margarctte Rogers, Sub.. G, K. Margaret A11de1'51-11, I.. II. Yater S'n1all, sub.. L. H, This year 1n11cI1 inlerext wax Llnxwn 1n Ifnelfl II-vckey. This ii the thirrl seawn 111:11 11 has been hold a 111a1n1' quart in H11rli11gln11 High Schuul, There Wim a full te-11111 frnnu 1-.wh of the four claises 111 High School. The scurcs were cluse, but flu-J11ninrs wen' 1le1'l:11'ul thu l'l1a11111i1111 llnckey Squnrl. This is the second year they have wnn the 1'l1:1111pif111sl1ip, RESULTS UF llrwxsx' GAMES SC'-llinff ,.,..,. .. l Ful1I10111nreQ , , . 1 5'-211505 . 1 juniors . . , 2 Seniors , I S-1ph0111m'e4 . , . 3 J1n1i:1re , 2 Snpho1nures . 2 99 'pug ..!' .ww rf' 3 h. . N553 W .W 5 - V N .. XM ., L J lbzli Tfffzlff .Xs tht- sun stztrtutl mi its wxty ttiwartl thc Tropic -if fztiiccr, tliiitlizill cults 1 in thztcli Hztclxliuy startul his lmys fur th: llmit' gzuiit-, .X lzirgt- nttmlicr czuttc mit ft si-tirt, zmfl :i tirst ta-:tm wus hztrrl to sclvct. Tlic tt-:im wzts lnitlt ziruutul kliptztiu Xllillcui' :incl :t small ntmilmur of sulwstitutt tit' tht- smlttairl tif thtt llI'l'YlUl1s yL'21!', .Xltliough this wus tht- tirst yt-ur in tht- tliiittittut lhtrliiigl-in lligli Schull liztslwtlizill tcaitn mzulu xi lim- sliuwiiig, linishiiig iii thu 'I'hv gzitm-5 lust by tha- ltiqztls wt-ru Cliisu: atllllk' :is ulfisc as imc pfiint, Thu tt-tim Inst ttt sufh tczims :is liltm, lit-iflsvillv, :intl l.c:tlQst'illt-, wht' haul sm-tri 1 high srlmtil lt-anis. Thu sn-zisuii rlust-tl with at hztrtl lun- clgtimml tht- xictury. 90 ght gzum- :igztinst Xltllll-HC in which ll ll H SOJDIQUIIIOWE Ba.v,5efz5f1fl Syzzufl Miss Charlotte Klilcy, Cfuvulz Xlozcllu Bnnlon, .Yrlwul gllnmrgvl' Fllirl Tm lm .Sami Forwards: liurwards: Evulyn Brown, Cllpllllll l-luzcll Boswell Alma Lamm 1 Guards: Ncttiu Mac Smith, Manager Mary Wiley Scott Ida Xlblwstcr Catherine Gregg Doris Malone 'iuards I Mildred Rnncy Mildred Spoon Catherinu Dixon nf Truuz This year, as in previous yr-urs, the girls had inter-school gzuncs This gmc rnurc girls :i chancu tn gm out fm' haskclhall, hc-cansc Cach class had 1 rust tvrm und suinctimus 21 sr-cuml 108111. ln the inter-class games, thc Soplininnrvs snccudu in defeating the other classes. x Q I Qwwzamwz I ham Mr. Gabriel . Ben Isley Harris Fostcr Huck Mnoru Roy Bailey .Iulm llulla slmncs Curl Tl1111nas Colo N11r111:111 foley Harris Fustrr Irving 110112111 l'i11gc11C Grmrlrs Yalc Gmulvs TEAM ,...S'f-11r1.wr . . , .L'1111rl1 ..,.L'1lf'I1lil1 ..,1llm111gf1'r lQ:1lpl1 Goins Duel: I'lZlI'g'FOVL' Hill Kliiclwll Huck Moore Alzunus Moorc- Allcn Patlursnn llulu Pc1111i11gt1111 lluck Stewart The Illlll of thc Gym Team iQ tw build Zlllll pn-survc, hy cnrncst cuurlmmu stro l1c:1ltl1y lxoflics fur tllL' ll'lL'l'llllUl'S, :Incl In crvatc Il grcntcr 1lL'I'SllllFll llcsiru H111 1 ISI 5cl11111l pupilx 111 lIl'2lCl.lL't' za lllfqlltl' l1j'glL'l1lC Nlllllllllfll uf living. 4 5. N NL'-:Q SM ii- 'Q N W Y J -xy s., -t ,,.,,1g: 5W'?k55i X1 r- , -F! .- ix .,.. SEIZIQOI' Cdlbfdlill Ba!! Syzzrza' Qf '30 Sarah Elizabeth Ycianm Miss Charlotte Kliluy, Qifltlffl Hazcl Umxvcll, .Yflifffil .illlllfljft Dnrothy llracllvy if. Frances PL'l'I'j' pains: 1 P . RLYJFIIIUII Llifvluiiz HLIJUIIILIII Louise Horner Muzi-llc Huntun Hclcn Rlchanc Captain wif the ti-am Civizlri' Himvnnui Ht'5l 'W'1 Dnris XYingfk-lil Klargarct Ilnlainl Icttrliarvicl lfniriul Gmnvi' f'W d Xlaxinu Scntt Klainic Klriuic Lucille Fobtcr Sizlv. A Guard Gmini ,ili1lItlflL'7' This is thc gcncral lint'-up -it thc Suniur Captain Hall T1-:nn which wun thv ch nm nimlaliip over thc Othcr clasw-. Thx' Captain Hail tcann this yt-ar dicl not haw aux' ahout thc game last year. chance tu practicu huforc thc claw gaiucs. Tlicy had tu makc uw nt what tlicx' lcaiinwl :Xt first Captain Hall wau lm-ki-il on with disgust, hut it i5 winning ilu way up with the rust uf thu bpurts. QS E . I 'I Rmwsz- -7 'QLXNGT , x I-' J ,I 7 Y 1. H . lvfllehzff The cull lny Vumclx II. KI, Alclllm- fm lmwluzlll pmclucc unuacxl .u lm nl' uxpitrxllcllt :Huong thc lmys 'flu pmxpuclf :src very lrrlghl llni- vcau ruxxxillculmg thu find than llxu mxlslnlulxng player: won lm! Iuy gx':ulu:nim1 thu previous year. Fur thc pint lllruc ya-:urs B. II. S. lms lm-un developing lu-r lmwlmll talents. In 'l'V blur nun- nm 1 nlcfugltefl. A acmr 1-I IHS puints ucrc pilul up .ngznxnwl -S fur thc 1-ppmxulmls, Ilurlingtun xx nun in lun-mlwcr ul' llu' ,Xtllllzlir lfllxlll-rellcu tugullwl' w'ilh sums of the nciglllmriug hrlumls. Thc rm-gulzlrb lmxk from llm 'ZS' wgnwyx .nrr: Ruiluur, XYl1ltluy, mul Valptnin XY:llk::l', l'u.xcll ML Bum- has fllacuverccl M-vur.nl naw mul: who nru mxlslamvliug high arlnml prospects. jmm-Q McfZ.n-url llils been ilu- ufliclcnt lnzlxmgcr llli-. yvsnr. Sn HEUUL1-1 Nlnrch 27 'Silva' Vily -Ilvrc April 1-lhmlwillv--Tllcrc .Xprll J'f,X5lxclm1wv--Ilrrn- April :4-tlr.llmm- 'l'IxL-1 L- April III'--l.m-:nk-wlllc--IIcrc April 15 lhlxlmrn -llvrc April 17- -Rvnlwillu - llvrc ,Xprxl 23-Srlur Vuly -Tllern' April JS- -Nlrlmm--lIcrc .Xpril IU Asln-lu'rn'-'l'lwrc Many J-4h:nll:ul1--lh-rc M.ny bfl,vukwnllu--'l'lwrv Huy 'V -Xlnlmm-V l'lurL' lllzly llgliuxlmlwv- -'l'lu-rc' 94 Yhzck gf '30 The track tvzun uf '30 was splmscwccl hy L'uzxcl1 Hackney. VValdu Chandler was the manager. Couch Hackney lmpes to placu in scvcml Edd events at Guilford Cullcgc in F1 few days, It in llupud that il team will he duvclupcfl. 95 06 Hott' Dzkf You Dze? Did you tackle the tronhle that canie your way NYith a resolute heart and cheerful? Or hide your face from the light of day XYith a Craven mul, and fearful? Uh, a troul:le's a ton-or a tronlJle's an ounce, Hr a trouble is what you make it. lt i5n't the fact you're hurt that counts, Hut only, how did you take it? You are beaten to earth. NYell, well, what of that? Conie up with a smiling face. lt's nothing against you to fall down Hat- Hut to lie thereithat's disgrace! The harder yon're thrown, the higher you'll honneel He proud of the lulaekened eye! It isn't the fact yUlll1'C licked that counts, But how did you light. and why? And though you he done to death, what then? If you'x'e battled the best you could, If yon've played your part in the world of men, The Critic will call it good. Death comes with a crawldor he comes with a- pounce- But, whether he's slow or spry4 It isn't the fact you're dead that counts, But only, how did you die? EDMUND XYANCIE Cooigl Jokes and XX I EE L N , Ms - 1 f I j 57 ' , 4 ff, , , an 4 '15 ' M W, f f xv KN: ff , Z X ? 7 !f,f f- l y: fl .I 'X K Xi af . - ,Rx fb x i6 'l Z Y wm'f: UCF Ld O 3 2' Compliments of Y BELK - STEVENS COMPANY Y HBLl1'li11gtOll'S PI'6'ClOl'l1il1Z1fil1g Store Y 4 L 62 I I'Ax1,li 'FS I may-A mf.0Qv: .1 1 iv , W, W V, WW f Y 1 'W gsm .9 S X 'XiliI,liI'lIllNli 3811 XILXR l'us'1' Xjlflflfli E F I R D X f tI.V1LL',Yf Ix'vlu1'!1'11gf S-x'.vlc111 1.11 flu' IVUVM XXX- Sell SIIHICS, L.I,1l'l'IlINU, Ulu' Gcnmg, .xxn . , V X..X1blliS Ix1c.xm'f'1'11-XX l2.XR .Alf PI'I'L'CS Thar Dvf-V C0111pcf1'f01's EHrd's Department Store lXl'RI.INlL'l'lDN, NORTH C.XIllDl,IN1X X'Xl XNI7 qhf. I L'm't m'u'1'x that m'm, Mothcr, NUNN,Xl.1.x s . :HER X J - 'I 1 Q 3 - - lu 4 mmm' Xclicve thcrc ia Z1 llcllf' . I X . I 1 'I XI y L,uxV1.1N I'12Ns . , . 6' X I X Xlwtlu-r: 'XX ull. marry hum ZIIXXXYHX' zuul XXX,-lwccrl us wc will umvixlce him hu is wrm1g,. lilizalxcth liurk-3: T-vu lvzul Slmku'-pears . XYHNIIXI Imrn in I.mnI1m, Burlmgton Drug Co. mam- UXXvXly?u lilizalrcthz Xlccu1rsv I azlifl he wily +111 that L'XflI'Il.H ILXSX JN .XXII ILXSX JN JXIIIHIAIIFI'-X' .XIQT Nlilil1I.I-1 XXXJRK .xxlw IllmcL'x1nam11'sl.1x ' X'Il4INl-1.2-X-X l'1wm-'rS1c1u'1v12 l'111+x1-1 SWXX' Hl'Ill.lN4illPN, X. Lf 5 1 f-- uw X X A1C,dAl HCT' Q. E X X X X - X 7 3 fo. :7 gigwe ee me mpg P C19 S 1. 'Electvicity -The 1 Servant in the Home It clues the l'1NJlill1Q, 1'c'l1'1ge1':1t- ing, sweeping, xmslling, ironing, uncl other tnslcs-anal clues them l all more elliciently ancl with tln' l expenclitnre of less effort on the l pzlrtof the lwmlsexvife tlmn you can imagine. If your lmlnc is not tlwrnugluly ulcetrnclecl you are l missing much that mztlqcs life wt mrtln while. l 1.13-.., l l orth arolina. Public Service Company '7 rl-Q. I I',x-,la Illlll ,?41C,44l If-1,9354 A 19,9 'PTM C? 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L4UL'N51'f1.1.lJ1i :XT 1..'XXY 511112-.1 N111'l11 l,':11'111i11:1 11!l1l1i 111111 1 'l'1'11Nt L'11111p:1111' lI11i111i11Q 1 Ii1'1x1.1N1:'1'11x, X. Lf LIST Us me 11111: 1:1111 1'11UNsm.1.1111 , 155 fim 11.13. Xl.'X111CY 62 -5 ro. 1 1 1.1 11111 ,?4JC,4fw 1' W1 1 11-111 1 f11n,'D5q -tx X fyqf-svn A - 4- - - - wpfyii X . . X X Burlington Business College i i X Many l1urli11gl4,+1i High Scliuul gl'ZldLlIllCS are llLllIliJCl'CLi ZIIUUUQ' , i tliusc wc have trziilicd fm' irspuiisilmle ufiicc pusitimms. New terms X X begin in jum-, Scptciiilmur, -Izziiiizwy. :md March. Full infi n'm:1tiu11 mi rcquest. X X i L. M. CANNON, l'1'1'11C1'faI X X Tinian F1.ooR XYir.1.1,xn1soN lirwz. BURl.1Nu'roN, N. C. i ' l X All IJi1OtOgfI'Z1lJi4lS and groups in this gXlll1llf1i 3 i X X were nmclc bv X X ' i i i i i X 1 X X i ANGLIN STUDIO i 1f1'f'.m1 film, ,fm My U mu. 1 X I'u1:'1'1Q.xx'1's,Lmwlxfa,llmul-.1u1.xl, I'11wm4:1:.xl'1lx', ICNl,.x1:i:lx4:, 1'.Xl'IiIi'l' lvilmu Iflxlslllxu ' V111 vm- 1095 i 1 L ED. I l'.xf:1- 10-ll 54,0141 i , if-ribgx 5663-21 ,, , Q. 1v6'D'Yi 'O J ALAMAN CE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS H If fe D0 If Beifvf' 5 1 I'1mN14: 5110 ,mn 5111 lEL'1u.1N1.3'1'oN, N. C. Duct L'1'L1tchf1cIcl: Yun llll' w mlumlm l F 87 G xx'wul4ln't cvvlm call yum h:1m, 1 Iirlwin XY1lllccr: XYl1y nut? 1 Dqxcu: Hl:CCIlIl:lC an hum cam luv cm'ml. P PP R P N E Harris l7.Mu1': l.L-lk juin thu Sxxlvznifnx 1 .'Xl'lllj'.H. i t F I F Iiunulu Izlclvr: XX hu zum- they lnghtnugf ' 3 l.:1'1'L.umHl1C Ilclldcl-3 in P1113 lbklim Ty-lll4:1x2U NX'I1:lt alullnn' is Icmmll l'ulA HS V1IClllllZlI'j'f 1 ulau' Priced lf1111txvuz1rz1111l VVUITC'-'N l'v1'1'yr NM'l'w1w1 1 Hmsicry. 1 1 1 ' ,. . ., . IR-f111'cz1111l llftL'l'thC slum' ulwzlvs ' llzv H111111' nj Hffllllflflll .Slmcx J . ' rctrcsh yfmrsclvcs :xt mul' 1 fuuntzxin B C.XRUI.lN.X K I'AXR.'XMHL'N'1' 1 . . ' , . 1 51 5 J' 5 17 J 1 1 1.1111 514 1'11.1m- 143,11 IP A A H 1 1 LUHIEX' Nl 'l'IIl-I L'.XRUl,IN,X .XXIF 1 l:L'lQI.IN1-'I'UN, N. C. I'.-XR.XNlUI,'N'I' TIII-LXTRES 2 i 2-1 I1 XII 11151 ,f4JC.L441 A 1f-QQDM yew--K --. -- -- -W I- -I--vqig, 0. . PERFECTIO HOSIERY MILL M411111ffu'!111'c1'.v of 1'.I'lIC 5L'tIllIIC.S'S H0s1'm'y X l'1URI.INlQ'1'UN, N. C. X X L X Duar Iva: S I :un sending you your cunt. Tu saw Y wuiglmt I have cut the Inlttuns wff. Yuur Iuving 111--il1o1'. 1 Mus. Ljlaw. 4.1- ., ,-,.. X f. f L., ,, , , J 7 ' ' l X RSGL LA fo, HIL -Xf'f1 jzum-N XX.: It hue lm-11 tm- wx-ulcr. amcc , H I lg-ni vnu mv Slickcr :mml vnu l12iX'L'l1-l rc- ff SL'l FS 1 5 ' q I turncfl It yclf N X Pillll M.. I km-w. lnul it lm- rzlinwl cvcry Lluy sinus l lmw had it. V N , X Stuplu 111111 I'zmcy X 1 1 i1'uccl'ics C'm1lfIl'111rr1i.v X 1 i T. N. I-KUONIE A l 'I'1llc Iilcsw' I'I..Xk'li'l'1l Huw .X SUl'l'u XXV. l,2lX'lS Sl. IXINJIIC 1035 6-9 I l'.xm.l4 lflhl ggcm. If-+.'-Dx I 5 NGN 'VVDWE EQ' 'W -S Z ' N Neese-Shoffner Furn1ture Lo. l 111'111'l1m', fX'lljj.X', T1'1n1k.v and Hcz11z1'ln1y1x I IAHRNI-IR S1'1c1Nfg,xNl1 llrxvls S'rmzl2'1's l'lmNlc 340 I131'RI.IN4:'mN, N. C. L , I Citllllffl-11IL'lIf.Y of I A. L. HILL, INC. 402 NHRTII L'.x1uw1.1Nx HANK Ilmuz., IZL'1cl.1xfz'rnx. N, C. SH -Inllxswx lllrwr,l'11.xlu.w1 l'1a, N11 Standard Grocery Company, In ll'lm!v,m!r G1mrf'1'.v mul ,Umm11j11r!111'v1'x' flgfrllls l1LL'IiI.INii'l'HN, N. C. I'h1mc 258 I I 1 fs- I lun- l1l7I BYQC,-Ml ara ra ' ' V Y If-+1352 QQ fggfq-In Y - ,wry 1 A, D, PATH S1 CQ, Czvlzzflizzicizts . V of limit .xxn f.UMMIEltCI.-XL Q Q i P LUCILLE BILAUI Y S RINlINfux I ' lnczitecl at B. A. Scllars K Sons l PHONE 216 i Phone 550 l i l:L'Rl'INGTHNv N- C- Mics. F. E. RICPHIZRSON, Mgr. l M. C. TERRELT- DR. L. M. FQUSHEE ,-ltlurlzfy ul Lim' DENTIST l OfHcc Hours: 9-12 A. M,-l-5 P. M. Oflicc Gver Freeman Drug Co. i Firbt National Bank Building Phone 1083 Plume 29 Mis Kcrnmllut 'Billy wliy clirl the Fug- l lisll Lliliinists ulvjcct to tlic Stump Act? l liilly Barker: Thu glue ini tlium must - ' , N lmvu Inu-ii tim thin. C UHIPIIHH Hrs Miss liusti Otis, liuw zlarc you sworn' lac- , i litre mc? of HIL 1 UtiQ XY.: l'z1rfluu inc. I nlirlift kn-ni' yivu ': 1t'lt nr first. , , . Vi ,, ll L' Mtvi.i.1.1-,-xiw 5lORl'.b Co. l Margxirct B.: I passwd Cat-sam' thi5 mi ru N ing, Phillip ,l.: llicl hc- spcuk? i R. A. lVll.KlN5. D. ll. S. Fl.1JYD S. GRIFFIN l.AwYEiz 4 llliiic: Cziiwiliiizi 'lillCZlll'C lllilg. lfirst Nutiuiizil llzmk lllclg. l . , . V. i fliiiiiu-. l'llll'kSZ TliI.li.l'II4INl-ISI TI I ' HUM' 1012 l Uzlllltu 12:ouA.M. omce 1115: 1,..,.,,,N,,.,.,,N. N, C4 1 :OU ti. Sill!! P. M. Rcsiclcncc 7lll-XY FU, ll1.X4.l-, ltlhl ,yd :i.Q+4i f A A +-fum l l agcfqvl w MM. vlll l l lw1'5'v5 kd 'CB E Q PARAMOUN l l HEA l RE ll'fICl'L' llllll Clclll .llliulljkv SCC T110 Bcsf W 6.fI'El'll Elcfffrzf S 0111151 Syffezfz SOUND NEXYS liYlQlQY XX'lflfli-ANIJ Yl'l'.'Xl Hl INK Q v,xL'm5x'11.l,15 ACTS l l ll will pay yan lu xml ll llzc lll'1lQl'1llll uf this ll1cz1t1'c. zmfl sen- tllc l MANYXX'c1XlJliliI L'l.l'lC'l'lfRliS l l'1'csQ11ts tllc lwsl in lllt'llll'k'SJll1Il A'.Xlxx:1y5 Il liuucl Sl1m,m ' ut llmu f1ll'4Jlllhl ' l'Ul'Lll.AR l'RlL'liS l l 0 llilrla H.: Xml rlirllfl j'ULll' kfI'YllSClK.llLL cwn tell ynll it was XYl'1Vl1g?ll Clmarluttc L.: Yes, but I 4luu't lwcliuvc in f ll5lL'lllI'l1I to all l lwarf' llclun Vincent: XYl1n is tllc luzicst mem W un 1-infill? ' ,, , XYz1lclu L'l1amllcf: Thu fullmv tlmt cut, in ' C ,Tuul of H16 UNH! thu fllniug Cin' on I1 train lmcznmq il 51ir5 hi, cwH'cL'. lu li7cl.uxc Pint Vuclizlgcs 5 You have tried the rcst l . l Nmv try the Zwxt. .4P'l'f , ,,,. .. , l 'U' ' f HRX Am 5 Q,1wl1f.1ex l , - 1 1 . i l'IIllNli 758 ITRUNT ST. 7 V - l 4. I gb. ll.x1.s, lllll MQw - ..l,-og, x gG'qvInfV if 1 W f -V - -if nvpjg M 2 5 Alamance Dry Cleaners f1ClII1I4llC Dry Liflvlllllqfdi and Hu! Kci1111'Idv1',v N 1'1mN1a 7-10 Hl,'RI.INti'I'ilN, N. C. IDICAI. MERCIERIZING L'UL'l,'1'1iK. U14 ?l'l,iR CQ. ik CARR .X'l I'1lRNFY5 xr LAW fUCl'L'Cl'f,'L'L'lI' BYKIVIIS - - V - All-.5115 lwrwl Ixillllillill Hunk liullrling BL'1u.lxr'1'oN, N. C. xx lI.l.I.-XKQI s,1'uL'1,'Ua1x SW Paid on 1'.fQ',fffLfE.lM'mI'th Savings L. ll. ILXYIS 23 'l'Hli HOOD SYSTEM INDUSTRIAI, BANK 'I fI4'f1'If Nli1 7 3 ff for I lm.-, lltbl Igacjnl ' f ' ' le-b,'D3Tq 1FQ,'+-f1 1 1 1 f':i'Li RQ: f 1 - 1 , CA H 'TORYE,I C. .S'f11f1l1' and F11111'-1' f,'1'n1'1'1'1'1'.v, f l'lll-f.V, IP1'-V C1m1lx, N11l1'1111.v, lf1'1'1! .h1fIll7C.Y 1111:l l'1111!f1 v JYCTL' 1116111 ,U1ll'f1'1'1L CJUR 2w111'1'1-:ss ls N 11111 5.X'l'lSIf.XL l'lON 1 I.'111,1N15 M1111 41141112115 '10 1038-1059 1 -' v 1 I 1 DM' l'11r1N1s 777 N11:11'r l'11QN1g 317 V111 ls 111111 hilthjl' 111 1111 111111111: SI11- 1 5L'l'IllZw 111 I11- plz1y111g with 11110 llilllllfx Mn: l s11pp11sc that j'41lIl'Ig1 mam she is with is pI:1yi11g with thv 111111-11 1 . 1 1 IlQll11 Rz1sl11sY HUWH yu' 111111252 .. 1 , IQz1s1L1w: IJcy's all right. l'i11wR yn' Q. .-X. LEA 1-'IN' 1 . ' V1-lt11:11-11111yc11111u 111111 sll'IlW huh 111:1yg1-, 1 Hlll high l1ut!'g1,1 1111 fl1I'L'YQI'. '1Ixx1.xx11L'-IJ111x'1c-l'1'L'11111'.xNx' IMXXX' fllflfILfliS H LTIHIQS IQ H4 JDES 1 Rwfllu 3113-S1111 Ifhxl N:1l1f-11.11 I3z111k Ilhlg, l:l'lCl.IN1i'ltl1N, N1111111 L1.XlH1I.IN.X . 'I'lil.Iil'Il4 JN!-f lflll l'1111111 1' Zw1c11v1f1z, lQli.XS4lN.XUI.Ff Rn-las 1 . FU. 111111111 YQQM' 1' f' 7' 1-'-5931: e:ie'+Qeee-W ee ee e ee ee e -L P Te ' Q 1 . e Sowfzewz Djfemg Cwgofzfyf I .lub I7-vcfxv nf l'm'11.v and hit!-X'UlI.S' L3L'RI.lNCi'I'ON. N. C. e r1xEl.E1'l1ONE Z-L9 i I Cherokee Flooring Company 1 M411111fa1vf111'v1'.v Q HARRIS BRAND e OAK FLOORING e S e S1 ,ld by all retail dealers 1 e l'lmNlc574 l1l'l:l.1N4:'l'uN.N.L'. N Q, I lem. 1121 m,C,w e e ee e ee e -mm ggcu-fr 4- - ui .vqvx an ol S 1' KIRK HOLT HARDWARE CO. ,-lh11m111vc'.s' Oldusf lflurrltuurc Stare Hcaclquartcrs for Sporting Goods, Silverware, Mill 81 l3uild'ers. Supplies Phone No. 2 Q ualify and Qzzantfty 12111105 XVilliams: SuppnsC your girl gels wise to thc hum stone you gave her P James M.: She won't. She knows her unions, hut she ain't su familiar with hcr CZll'lf!f5,u Lucillc F.: Muddy, you should sau huw I have gmwedf' Mrs. Foster: Grown, Lucille. gruwu ' Lucille: HcCkl XYhy shoulrl I gruan COINIPLIMENTS Ii. S. lvhite Plinrmacy lI'c Gzrarnnfvc QU,xI.lTY. SERVICE, S.X'I'lSFACTltlN 'lirolliugcr St. Phono O75-.I y. Iiirlqman Plumbing and Heating Co. Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Contracting Fuuxr ST. l'noNn 224 PM, Q I VU, I I ll 1 I is :KCAA1 lfxtgogfi gggw , so as ,,--,,, e W W- .WM P C3 S 5 l j? ,M ' 'W -is Nw -.u rs . ,sw-2.-.'-'f' -' 21 .M r ' Qi . 'Qi ' 519- l 'Hrsl'Ame1lcanDocl'or. THE GENUINE , l , B 1 i ' I DIA LQOD PURIF ER l 1 BRAND l I The Indians' Motber Nature Remedv not an o nate l ,, 1 9 sweetened preparation or beverage, but a medicine, a natural berb laxative for weak, run-down persons, male , or female, old or voung. Its power and erlieets in treat- ment of elironie diseases is truly marvelous, it makes the weak strong and builds up generallv. 'y,44.--,. 1 ilrnemuxu 3 9 1 INDIAN J 2- , , , , , HLUDDPUPIIHEH e ' V l3I1NNARltff' We use yellow 'f '3i,., N E , 1 cartons onlvg rake no other U if ' ' V lfii. 1' Sli leifiiiisif' g15i Hin ::gT:1::':.:t-2:1:.' U 94 ' l..:.u-xr, em. .llnlllgfkzrlnlnl fri' ,im I 'f l l Pearson Remedv Co., Burlington, N. C. 'r-' ll i i - wrsverfr- v 1 1 ,flinzmunx g , .. . . '2'i',W.'l 'll .'XC1l',fN lb W.-XTX I lull l',X ltlll NNIlIaRI'. ' Zi I l'.u,1-, ll-ll 5 wil 'ww gggjnuf 'Y 'la-5,9354 ww 1 ww: Q Q L .Af V K N II 11111 IUIL 5 T l1l1L fo Refm f 10' 1 ,TNSM fp 7 1 ' f ,,f N 33 9 1 . fri , 1 ,ff 10 , , g GET A FISK 1 'N .VV' -- 1 1,q4wf .11, f X S -.-1 2' - ' 'L 1 1 . . ' L . . . 1 l I 1 ' General Repan' 1 1 1' 711' 1 .4 1: wa XYI'CClii1lg Scrvicc 1 . , L I'1'csl-1 7-Lilo Batteries N , X 1' h ,NY ix Nl ' -.1 gl 1 . 1 ,111 1 1 . fi 4' A D I ' XXI D1 1 1N1. X X xx .1111 , N, I :'. . 1 5 I1 f 1 4 . 1 ml 1 '2 J X 1,v.-xN1z ' ,S D YASIIINC . .' Farms ,V ' . 1 I 1 1 ' af 7 O COBB MOTOR OO 1 Hllxtifl' M111-sz I wish I hurl lin-cl thrcc W TIIUI1' fx Ol!!-V Um' lmmlml Wm Hg lyl- - W 'l'11m XX'l1illvy: XYl1yF 1 ll nr I h11ul1I11't lmw lxzul X11 much 1 FRKHDA1RE I33QJ I PRODL'C'I' Olf Orixuml. x1O'11O1zs N ' ' 1 ,, . . . . Iflctchcr Xl11111'c: Huw mmy czxlurics m lhc clnncu 111 the 1n:lj111'1tx' . ' thu 51111173 Mute than H million in USC l,11111se Htl: 'llmcru an-111 Jmy. 11115 15 1 clvxm plan: 1 1 F-cc the 1-IIHIIYLIS 1-11111 L'4Ylltl'4 11 1 illlll SKI I'1'H .XNIJ ji JRDAN l 1114: knew llx'11R.x'1'111c D1'jn'111f1zl1!1' G1'111'c1'1'1'.v 1 1 f V Quirlx liclivwy XXQXIJIQ H. HL'lfFAlAXN 1 I'1N Y1' 511 VHHNI-2 WU 1'11..11.1 11437111 1'i1-111110111 1111g111, 1 5 - 5:9 11-11.11 1151 ,,. ,1 14,5-iw 1 11 O11 1 111 lfxfnofwi Xvqfi-1' H s --W if 0 1141515 0 cw it 0 Burlington, N. . Burlington is the principal city nf Alamanee County, North Carolina. situated on the Southern Railway and on paved N. C. State 1'ligllWllj'S Nos. 10 antl 100, 33 miles west of Durham anrl 22 miles east of tireensboro, Eight passenger trains claily serve the City :tncl in :ultlitinn two htires each linur on the paved highways. Burlington. with the suburlis, forms a thriving manufacturing ancl trading eenter. 1X1anufacturing plants within its corporate limits have :t nnrnial annual p1'ml1it'tio1i of 25.000000 yartls nf rayons. silks, ginghams ancl other cloths, 95000000 pairs of hosiery, and many other prmluets. A rayon yarn plant within one-half mile of the City began operation nine months ago and is now being in- creased in size. Burlington has a 5.300.000 fire-proof hotel and two other hotels. The City has a new storage reservoir storing 500,000,000 gallons of water. Arletluate and modern tire fighting and street cleaning equipment is maintaint-cl. Burlingtoifs post- otiice is in the first class and its postal receipts have shown an aver- age annual increase of 1512251 during the past six years. llur- ling'ton's streets and sidewalks are extensively paved with mntlern asphalt :incl concrete pavements. llurlingtnn has a tobacco market antl is the center of an excellent :tgriettlturztl clistriet which pro- rluees large quantities of tnlnaccu. corn, wheat antl rlairy pmtltluts. 44454-QQQQQ-WQQWQQQQQWQWGW-62 t3 ? S1- 'S'4'4'6'5'4 ?'? ?-'? ?'4 S ? i'-S S'-B'-? 6 ? ? E'4''QW'GSW' o IP QWCLHAI fr or r n'f'o'rrrr error r If-time .mia l 16 I qi 5661-f1 - A M135 I? Q 7 J ' , f,Q1a'zw amz' gentlemen U DME CLE.-XN XYITI-I US 1 AND I I NVE DYE FOR YOU I 500 Diffcrmmt Ilusigus :lt U111' I'Ic:1ti11g Klauhine 1 FRENCH DRY CLEANING X DYE WORKS 1 416 5. x1..11N 51. I I'1111N15 250 I Miss Scllarsz Du ywu liku tu TCIIIIFI I:l'L'SIllTIIlllI I am just crazy ulmut ruzul- ing. I have just II11isI1c1l Sllznkwlnczmxx-'s C0711Pffl11f'7lfJ' LHMMIMA Mr. I-c4111arcl, on If-iulugy: XX'n4lc, 1110 1h1- 41 Nkins uf cuts of :my value? u . 1 XYudc 5,2 Yrs sir, They kccp thc mb IMVIIDCITY I-Ios1e1'y MMS 11f '1 M111111f111'f111'1'1'.v nf FIIIIL' S1'11111Iv.r.v Hose I BURLIIXGTQN REXI. ESTATE CO. INsL'RANc12 .xxn LQANS PHQN12 1041 4 5 5:3 1121...-I 1l7I QQ w13Qw i- 1-.011 ifqfa-H aa a wvfjvg LQ' 'CH 1 1 Stanley H. Motor Company 5 HUDSQN X ESSEX t S.xl.1cs N SliRVlL'Ii N I Jnly two SUIJCI'-5iXCS t t Y t N t t L40NII'l.IXH'N r TI Ili KIUNTGUHERY I 01' CUMIFXXY 9. .fX. XVQXRLICK .S'11nu.v, l'fn.v1'r1'-V, l:lIl'lll..V1ll'1Ijf.V ll-Vf'f'Vf -WWF Nf'ff'l 1!f l.fItI'l.t'N. fx'umf'x fu-IVMI' R Alamance Book and Stationery Co. 1 Iiooks, Slzltiom-ty, Kl:Lg':1zi11cs, Gifts 1 Dfilrt' :tml Sclmol Supplics lx. I1IlX'IN 51. VIIHHL' WM l'l'I'llY1 'IXHY Y 4' ' .x..1 7 -f fo. I lun. ns' p?AlCJ4-V - 1.-at-QDHQ we-Q1 . fav: F C5 3 Z 1 . A517141 DNN Com Kill f Div. . QS 7 1 rJl'I'HSl'l'lC I'HS'I' Ulflflbli ljl'L'Xt'1'l'f7fI.Ull l,71'11gfgfixf.v V 1 UlC'l' l'I' .XT .XCNI lfv Hvlll-flIllllI'.V CQIIIHIIV fftl.Yllll4lll lx'mlf1l.'.v ll'm1pf1mw'111lw -WIIII' l7II.YilI1 NK 'I'1:l.lcr1mN1z+7-1 lc, II. ANHIQICWS xl. I.XX'lll'I'l-1 W li. SAIITI-l 'li ,l, I-I.x1cr5Rrux'li N SMITH K HARGROVE Nx'lIrml.l2SAl.li lflnur, lfumf, Huy, Cirfzfll mm' Sal! l1l'1:l.lNra'mN, N. C. . w E N . Faucette Coal Sales Co. 1 Ill-ffl! Ifm11'r lM1m'xl1'm111d Sfftllll Chnl l:l'I!l,lN1i'I'lHN,N.C1. 1 l'1mxl-3 553-XY Y Z 3 .,. fo. ln... ll ll ZYQCL4-ss nz-btgjfg fo. EQGM -w xvcw- - N- W 4? T r . W. LEVI BURKE Dcpclzdablv Sw'-z'1'fv Sizzvc 1900 N Funeral Ambulance 1 . . D11'6CtOI' SCFVICC BURLINGTON. N. C. PHONE-ID,-XY, 125-NI1lI'IT, 4-LZ P Quqslilmi Hllivc name uf parents. I Y 'V 1 X V 1 , .-Xmwcr: XlZil'lHl :md Pupil. DAX'! . , , A.. , U q . ,H PHARMACY l.rln.1 lrlylll. .Xunt fhup Aupul. .-XLlx'izm McI'l1crw11: YN, my lmnhf' liditln .Mmll-5: I IL-znrnufl In qlzmcc WIIVII SUDAS Y IDRIYHS - AND I was Ilillt' j'L'2lI'S wld. hnliw Bn-rrv: S'fllllI1y. Hmm' dizl ywu SL-NDRHQS I'n1l'gCI xu suns!! H TRI 7l..l,l NGICITS lx'11x.vul .U4'l'l1ul'I.v CLIIIKHL W Tha l7I0rixf f lfl.m,m'I2l:s rm: ALI. 4 FCC,-xsuvxs N 1 lrelcrs Rcceivc l'1'ompl , 4 fc Attention 1 hmm JDJ 3 Allrzlllfrr 1:lUl'I'.Yf 'l't'1t'1jI'1lf?!Ifl' l?4'Iif'N',V l 'WS E'fl'f:il. Qf9 ,Ima l!.xI:nuL'l: 'l'l112l.m2l:'r Ihlclurulc W . . I :L'Rl.1NuT0N. N. C. Z l'x4.la 120 I , Q1 If-Qbgg M795 'cr 2 gigfqvl fffm J ,ff f HW 7 fr -Y Y f flfffffjg Y? 1' i 1 Eg. 1 I .-ual: Ill I i4CLw f-' - 5 - f f'h+.'Um 's liicivmfr ni if fr .iff f ,fm Wvpfjvf EF. .OJ Tm, CWM 0fI19ePe0ple WHITE HOUSE W W HGSIERY W W W W W W 4WIa211y'f1ff111'm' by N W STANDARD HOSIERY MILL W W W CIIAXS. X'.SliAXRIW1E,lNC. LWICNNWNQIS M. BRYAN 1 UENEML INSUMYU l11x1r1'f111v0 Hzaf P1'0tUd.r W I . W, W Ama hm lb Phone 173 W I North Lhmliun lizmla N Trust llhlg. W llllfllllgllill, N. C. ' Y Y' N I, lIL1W'W11WQ,'tWWWW, K. L. PINJIIC .nba W CW Wi Wl'liR QX, II.-XLI. 'l'llIC -IIEXVIEI, BOX WNW'WWW:lWcWWc.Wx'1'W2Wu Lxwylfla W l.t'lIlil4l1Ilf L'1'vfl1'I .fviuW'Iv1'x W W WQNWQWQWW. I'W:.xv'W'Ws1 W W WWWWWWW NW-WW x. W1 WWWWWWWW x 'Wu-Wm Wm, Wzmg, 301 Klniu Slrccl lil'liIAINl2'l'llN.N.L1. llW'm,WNW:'W'uN, N. C. W g f 4 gp. W lim-Q 13: W g4,c,,. A M954 ii ' IAPLQATQ 5,XfC,'+ '--- f f --4- ff f W Z7 1 .'J f kan 'CB 3 5 Alamance Lumber Company . Lumber and Millwork A'5lilQYlCl'I Tll.X'l' S.-XTlSFlES I3UR1,1N4:'mN, N. C. Clxmuzfmo, N. C. l'1luN12 0 Plfluxn 371 Ellis fllzzvlzme Fsffllzzslv Conpfzfyf C. Ii. ELLIS, l'rnfU'i1'fnr l,iZLl1OS, l'lm1mg1'z1pl1s, Rawlins :md Supplies, .XII Kinds Hulljnx, Cf111'lu1'.x', I'kvlclv.v, 1vl'Ull'1I.x' .S'!1'f115f and Hmm' l11.vl1'11111r11fx JH l'w1r.v in lfnxiu l1L'liI.lNf i'l'1 JN. N. C. 7 , 5:-9. 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