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

 - Class of 1942

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But above allgwe hail our Gocl. our Country, our Flag. and our Creed: MI believe in the Unitecl States of Anierica as a government of the people, by the people. for the people. whose just powers are derived from the consent of the governed: a cle- niocracy i11 a republic-3 a sovereign nation of many sovereign statesg a perfect union. one and inseparableg established upon the principles of freecloni. equality. justice and humanity for which American patriots sacrih- cecl their lives ancl fortunes. HI therefore believe it is my cluty to my A , ,XJ.L...:.rx-I-4 W, .. JfW . I wp' Huw,-,:,:f - 'F.M,m.6f,?:tlf! . V., , ':LQi'lQffr! : ,M , , 1,7 . 1 I ' J' ' at ' K K k -9 ,N fgafizi ' 1 X v '2 s. '-11255 s 5 1, 1, , ' 4 6, M... s, ' ,,. '-N, 1 ! Vif' V: 41 A-541. . ..,y.vu 1-LJ 1 nw. -.441 M PROUDLY WE H IL . . . E 51 7' I Country to love itg to support its Constitutiong to obey its lawsg to respect its Flag: and to defend it against all enemies. V x A-'Q-.:,.:.:N , :-wk' - , aria., ..wRMKfw.LR.7'm .R Wk xxx uk 3241 it lla' 3, 11 lv, V. .ffl it MR. L. E. SPIKES ' Superintendent of r Burlington City Schools X XX x S nt- 'Ski 7' ' 1 3 - ig W we-- -- - A-em - .' -1 xp ' fer f I if: - in 4 .',, 2' P J ' f, F ., ,I 1:41- g. 1 I A' Z . A u li VjZ':'ff if 45-:Mu -K. f Ls 1 3 I ,NT-1 3 , ,S 111 N ,Q ff V f 1 J' I 3 3: 'K J I :ii 5 S 1 fi L I I s I 1 V7 : -95 his , V U. , , X , -.ff ,N If, ,.. :fy 3 iff? LT Q , 44 - , ,Wx 1 iq' 'w ' IL' - 'iJ. ,A A 113.1 Gif fggmwi X-: 'i'T 7 . .... T0 VICTORY 7a all W ' W wha me ' e afunecf of Me Zfmlitecf Slaledu M yr .. 2. in T? '5 1 1 Z 5 1. I 9,2 WN, 15- Q. 1 1- 1 1- , Glvfqi-L'r fx , ' r L Hl' u W'v 1 :'W'4 -,..,v.wH-I .'f'gL'., iv' f NWN' - ., . .g ' i ,w- jf f lv' Z-kv H Vw :ull N1 KA L' sv flag' 'r ,4', 'i'q 'f 9, 'X 311 r wwf x'nr+.u. ::x !v5C1R?' 'Q 1lhv,v1'l1'WR,i ,ggqrpxyg X C ,,, . 4 J., , . , ,4 . ,Y. vi. .. ., ,.:':.:llI ., l,A,. MH?wHlW:,NX4,,,....nl.:A....:AI . ,Q . 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Industrial Education, Voca- tional Education VIRGINIA CAHOON, B.S.S.A. W.C.U.N.C. Business Education MR. WALTER CLAYTON, . Wake Forest. Science MRS. W. G. CoLEIvIAN,, .S. University of Ala- bama. Commerce 3 EVELYN CRAWFORD, A.B. U.N.C. English, Reading MARY LEE FOSTER, A.B. El English, Latin ANN FRAZIER. B.S. Georgia Sf e College, Colum- bia University. Hillcrest Librarian MELEDIETII FRAZIER, A.B. Salem. English F. R. GARRETT, A.B. High Point. Science. Athletics MRS. E. S. GILREATH, A.B. Meredith. Social Studies E. S. GILREATH, A.B., M.A. U.N.C. Science HILDA GORDON, A.B. W.C.U.N.C. Education MRS. W. ALBERT GRAHAM, A.B. W.C.U.N.C. Latin MRS. H. T. HAMBRIGHT, A.B. Newberry. English i Arts l. A. HUNTER, A.B. Bethanyg M.A. Duke, 'iii niversity of Grenoble, France. French MRS1 VANCE LATTA, A.B. W.C.U.N.C.g M.A. Cornell. English, Social Studies MRS. PAUL JONES, A.B. E.C.T.C. Home Economics EMILY LOFTIN, A.B. Duke, B.L.S. U.N.C. Librarian ' MRS. FRANCES MARTIN, B.S.G.C. Music WALTER G. MCLEOD, A.B. Birmingham South- ern, BD. Duke, Religion ADELAIDE MORROW, B.P. W.C.U.N.C. English MILDRED lVlURRELL, A.B. Duke. English, Music HELEN OQBRYAN, B.S. H.E. W.C.U.N.C. Home Economics MRS. JOSEPHINE PARKER, A.B. Guilford. Mathe- matics MRS. M. W. PLEASANTS, A.B. Winthrop. Mathe- matics ,f AQMQ Q!! Z: ' , ' rg, , . 6695 iff I ,. 1 4 . f ,. , 4' - 2 . W f' .,..f- N .. ' . 9 X Q ... x fx-.f R f 1 gn Ar N' 55 ic 1,2 3' .' 2, ,fl 7, fi A 'ff' . 4 - K2 A JA. UA ,N K 'w ,, 5 , ,Q - ' no . , RAW -V ,L -V V V V V..- . - Ermfihgvr N F Q ' ' z , Y 4' F 'WPWQ -, QnMwA mmf MM' K A f Q f , QQ do ' x ,,.4, E 55,1 1 M AWP ' .2 i f V A A? A 'H ffj. H f ' , ' ' ' ' f W ' ' -:gr 9-1 x 1. , Ex' f- - - 455. 3735 Q fgWMY 0 l I l I 1 I ' 1 I , I l 4' Il ,, , l fl , ' . l I' K .- I in I A rf. . f F 4 1 I 4 . . , I W M f f V K I U I 4, il f-Q N Q Y-...A .-, ... KATE , , I .I it .RAW A u A , ,, 1, -A WALL , LL- ,L 'L L. AL. L I 4 J Member Southern Interscholastic l Press Association A Ugg, , EDITORIAL STAFF DELEANO HALL Editor-in-Chief X MARGARET MGALLAN 'ff F Associate Editor f ELOUISE CHEEK Feature Editor GREY ADAMS 4 1 Aft Editor REBECCA HOGAN 'l Associate Art Editor l LOUIS ALLEN I Photography Editor CARRIE MIZE Snapshot Editor Margaret McAllan. Associate Editorg Deleano Hall, Editolr-im BE-TSY BARRETT ' Chiefg Betty Jean Haynes, Advertising Managerg Earl Horner, foke Editor Eusiness Manager. JOHNNY WALKER ' IV. Sports Editor l fjb ' , BUSINESS STAFF I ' All EARL HORNER . ...... Business Manager P- A NORMAN SELF . . . Associate Business Manager A If '11 - . BETTY JEAN HAYNES ....... Advertising Manager l fl - C. D. GATTIS, JR. ..... Associate Advertising Manager w V, MRS. J. A. HUNTER, MR. E. F. RHODES . ........ Advisers ' ,ff Typists JESSIE MAE JEEEGOAT JACQUELINE LOGAN EVELYN HARRIS JONATHAN DANIELS CHAPTER OF QUILL AND SCROLL Left to right, front row: Nora Lee Cook, June Sellars, Bill Evans, Eileen Georgi. Back row: Deleano Hall, Kenneth Coble, Betty Fidler, Betty .lean Haynes, Bill Cook, Betty Mae Bernstein, Mary Gatherine Bain. ef 67 fate fed tit e Member S hem Interscholastic Press Association EDITORIAL STAFF NORA LEE COOK Etlitor-in-Clzief CATHERINE COOPER Assistant Etlitor JUNE SELLARS Managing Eclitor NIARY KATHERINE BAIN Feature Editor BILL EVANS Sports Ezlitor BILL COOK Assistant Sports Editor BETTY MAE BERSTEIN Exchange Editor NIARGIE WILLIAMS Typist BUSINESS STAFF KENNETH COBLE . . Business Manager BETTY FIDLER . . Asst. Bus. Manager CATHERINE COOPER, JANE SMITH, BEN STEARNS, IVIARY RUTH MOSER, Advertising Staff. NIICKIE FAULCONER . . Circulation Manager L. W. RILEY, GENE Cox . . Circulation Staff THOMAS NEWLIN . . . Hillcrest Circulation LEON HINTON .... Assistant Circulation MRS. VANCE LATTA . . . Burlington Aflviser MISS NIARY LEE FOSTER . . Hillcrest Adviser REPORTOBIAL STAFF: Catherine Pegg, Eileen Ceorgi, Lucy Allison, Betsy Stafford, Sara Ingle. Peggy Peerson, Marie Bryan. Leola Cliancller, June Faulcroner, Betty Levison, Merle Lindsey, Charlotte Wilscin, Ruth Smith. f s I f. 5 NG' rx ,, Q S . .w W SENIOR SNAPS Adrian Off the Gridiron . . . 'flonesy the First . . . '4Cuite Together. Are-n't They? . . . l'Four of a Kind . . . g'Camlid Carrie . . , HTWO Dumb Dnpesu . . . L'Familia1' Cliatterbuxesi' . . 'gwinking at Whom . . . Gossip Sessioni' . . . 'Personality Gals . . . g'Tl1lI'llCiYlg?N . Glamour Gals. 1' f i U f ' l. ' if ,X , , 433 Q! of X 12 l r 2 .J 1 X 'lf if lf! f ,Q il S 1 CLASSES if--H-'S 3,41- 62,11-Sf -:- ,,,4- ..f-Z ,-,.- .JZ ff? jf? 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Mrzseofs Siii:I.t.m' ITOSIQR R111 Mosua CLASS SONG lTo the tune of The Marine l'lymn t From the halls of dear old B.H.S. We shout our liberty. For we're the solemn seniors, And we're marching to victory. As we look into the fu-ture With our high school days behind. The memories of those glorious days Will aways be brought to mind. So farewell old alma mater As we leave for unknown fields. And though the task he great or small Wle will proudly wave our shields. Though our paths may never cross again, As we go down through the years We'll ne'er forget thee, dear old school, Though thy memory brings hack tears. W. C. Lt.ox o. SENIOR CLASS POEM uFreshmen, that's what we were four years ago. But four years have slipped away with time We have stood the test and conquered all. And now the title Seniors we have won. Soon we shall leave this shrine and journey forth Into the world to start our task anew May we have faith, and always look ahead A goal of shining brilliance to obtain. Colors: Green and White Flower: White Rose DOE-WAllEl-JACK Dear Juniors, may you take your place in line. Strive not to be the brightest in the erown The liest will come to those who will but try And tide nor time can never hold you down. We leave with this last thought and then good-bye Time never stops but only goes ahead. But somewhere in the future yet unseen. We will stop just long enough for one last dream JACQUELINE LOGAN Motto: c'Aim High but Reach Higher Mascots: Rip Moser, Shelly Moser 27 I K Mary Moser is in jail for trying to pick Ben Stearnsis pocket during blackout, Ervin Sykes now owns the foundery, and Paul Thompson, Irving Williams, Richard Sykes, and Herman Storey are working there. ' Annie Pearl Hughes is head of the Women's Temperance Society, one of her fiery speeches put Dewey Councilman and Elmer Hunley completely 011 the WHICI' WHg0I1- Eris Johnson has quit loving ovorvooo and C0nril1GCl her affections to Bud Phillips. They are now happily married. . Q I C. D. Gattis is still going to see Hazel Vaughn. He has rheumatrsm and cant get down on hrs knees to propose. 1 U Remember Bill Bolin? Gene Coyner is mar1'16Cl to llllll- ' The Smith Wllolosalo Company was C0n1plet'ly desroyed by tire last night, and poor Freeman didn't have any insurance. N. M. Gilmore went off to college and they liked him so well they wouldn't let him leave. He's been there for nine years and he is still a freshman. lrma Delle Hargrove and Allene Bell are stil fighting over Earl Horner. Frances St. Clair is waiting for J. W. Jacksbn to grow up so she can marry him. Clinton Vanhoy owns a chain of five theaters: the Paranrount. Carolina. Alamance. State. and a colored theater on Wortlr Street. Jack Moore m rages the Worth Street establishment. Madame X, the torrid singer with Danny Drip's orchestra. is none other than Dottie Stubbf D'dn't you recognize her voice? Thar dancirig school located over the O. C. Hopkins Department Store is run by Elsie Payne and J'rf2nita Sharpe. Agnes Dunn and Hilda Andrews have been taking lessons there for hve years. ant they still donit know a thing about dancing. It wasn't until the end of the hrst semester that the officials at Meredith College found out that one of the 'cgirlsw was really Lyle Craven in disguise. Nora Lee Cook, Kathryn Somers. and June Sellars may be currently seen in Kenneth Taylorfs Broadway show, g'Heckzasizzlin.', Margaret House, Margaret McAllan, Ruth Evrns. Edna Hickey. Rachel Smith. and Evelyn Boss are nurses. John Fred Johnson discovered a new formula for cement while eating one of Vivian Rice's biscuits. Betty Jean Haynes is still living up to the nickname of L'chatterbox.i, Brooks Spence and Ed Overman are owners of the Spence-Overrnan Motor Company. Douglas Williams is head mechanic. Taking a tour of the leading stores of Burlington. you will find that: Fay and Ella Bae Whitesell. Thelma White, Margie Williams, and Margaret Traxler work at Baylassg Laura Wood and La Verne Thomas work at Rosesg Patsy Patton, Fay Johnson. and Dorothy Suggs can be found at Belk'sg Doris Whitaker, Virginia Thornton, Mildred Haney. Ruth Poteat. and Agatha Prater are among the clerks at McLellan'sg and at Woolworthis you w'll see Elsie Mae Thompson, Betty Bae Oakley, Una May Hinshaw, Louise and Martha Moser. Gladys lVl n'ris, and Mary and Helen Perry. Lewis Clemmer and Donald Murray comprise the firm of Clemmer S: Murray, attorneys-at-law. The six swingerettes, that sextet you hear over the radio is made up of six of our seniors: Rliey are: Lois Adams, Bernice Barger, Corina Blanchard Mildred Boone. Carrie Mize. and Erma l orton. The Colonial Billiard Parlor is owned and operated by Carl Oakleyg Clarke Patterson and Norman Self are regular patrons. Betsy Stafford, Peggy Peerson. and Hilda Phillips are models in a New York department store. Mary Frances Mann is still trying to get a man. Clarence Swinney is a minister. Ruby Storey, Dorothy Holland. Helen James. Ruth Jones. Julia McEntyre, Evelyn Madden and Peggy McLendon are members of the I.W.A.M. fl want a maui club. Vernon Miles runs the Elite Eatery. located on Wvorth Street: Fav Mitchell, Corinne Latta, and Virginia Neal are waitresses. and Alluwee Jones is the cashier. 1 Doris Lyon is teaching typing at the High School. Buddy Wade is running a laundry, he calls it Wacle's Washery. Nellie Sykes and Jacqueline Logan are in Hollywood: the doctor told them they needed a change of climate. ' ' Mary Snipes finally quit being so bashful and got married. Nobody knows what happened to Bettie Temple. .Grey Adams and Sam Spoon have joined the Foreign Legion. Grey had an unfortunate love affair, and Sam joined merely for the excitement. i Well, that is what our seniors will be doing in 1952, maybe. Now let's go hack to 1942 and forget all ab0Ut if? it' is probably no more accurate than tomorrow's Time-News weather forecast. O. G. SKIPPER, Class Prophet. 29. U i WJUNIOR CLASS . KB u- ' 1 1 ru-'J - First ron Aclainee, Alleih Andrews, psig Agent, Bal , Bare, Barger, -Bason, Bass. u , Second 1014 Bernstein, Black, ac'well, Bland, Boswell, Brintle, Brooks, Brown, Bryan, 3 I Burgeas 4 7 'A . ADJ Ln ' ' 'L .3 'X lu I l ' ' a 'A !'-o!X4' J i 1 V ' ! E 3 ' .N ,, ' lf 5. 1 .J W, T W , I Y . ? Q . Q B v t' xidxri s - l ', , P ' W- va.. Z lg l i I W ml C all k N All ls, 1 N V Q W we as A X B 'Q 1 l l l 1 g ' 'V -E i V N Third row: Burke, J. Caniploell, N. Camploell, Capes. Cates, Catoe, Chandler, N. Cheek P. Cheek, R. Cheek. Fourth row: Christopher, Cline, Cobb, Coble, Collins, Conklin, Cook, Cooper, Correll, Cowan. I i ix Fl'-fllz row: Cox, Crenshaw, Cross, Curl, Davis, Diab, Dorsett, Drake, Edwards, Ellis. I r l I l ' x 30 il . 1 Y I H i . ' J ' hi' f1,,lf,f . .p-..Qaew .ap f' JL-' . L JUNIOR CLiASS1Q,,'ilfA.,flff,'. ,K ml ...M - . x 1 V ' 1 V, u . -I il, 03 All A 'J 1 .1 y y if -' . . First row ss, Ev , FQLICEK ,J H. Fogleman. P. Fogleman, lFOStE'l', Frissell, Galan X Cant, Garnei .. . f ,Q V - O' 7 ' :if MJ .Second row: Garrig, C3Jenfgj?'G1'ee11e, Haseman, Hensley, Hines. B. Huffman, F. Huffman - l -N:IjuHI1j1an. Hughes. lx f . ' :J Tlzjfd row: Humble, Hurley, Ingle, H. Isley, L. Isley, Jackson, D. Johnson, K. Johnson Jfohpson, Jones. ll ll f ex E ourth row: Keply, Ketner, King, Kingsland, A. Kivett, R. Kivett, D. Koury, J. Koury 'E M. Koury, Lainm. ff: f S Fifth row: Laney, Lee, Lindsey, Love, Madden, Mangum, M. Mann, N. Mann, Martin . McAdams. Q? . f HDQEETJPLEIEQUACISP - a 31 ,. i pf silky 'UNIORDCLASS s -,a-X, bi First row: McCulloclc, Meldendon, McPherson, Merritt, Metcalf, Miles, Miller, Minor, D. Mitchell, J. Mitchell. Second row: M. Moore, W. Moore, Morris, H. Moser. M. Moser, B. Murray, Murray, Murray, Neighbors, Norris. Presnell. Third row: Oakley, Owen, Parrish, Parsons, Payne, Pegg, Perry. Pickard, Pickler, l i X S Fourtlz, row: Rauhut, Rector, Reynolds, Rhodes, Riley, Ross, A. Rudd, M. Rudd, Satter- field, Scoulas. Fifth row: Scott, Sharpe, Shepherd, Sherard, Shoaf, Shue, B. Simpson, M. Simpson, Small, D. Smith. ,f W 47 -. 'illlllef ,. z Q 3 is J,-fi 1 1 fy is 1 if -'W F First row: J. Smith, R. Smith, Sneed, Snotherly, Somers, Slanfield, Steele, Stephens Strader, Surratt. . Second fOll'.' Sykes, Tapp, Terrell, Thomas. C. Tickle. M. Tickle, Twiddy, Vanderford Vaughn, Waddell. Thirrl row: Wagoner, F. Walker, J. Wfalker, M. Walke1'. Wfall. Walton, V. Wizard. W Ward, Warren, Weston. Fourth row: White, Whitesell, Wiles. Williams. D. Williamson, H. Williamson, J. William- son, C. Wilson, W. Wilson, Woodford. Fifth row: Wolf, Wrenn, Wrightenherry, York, Younger. U ffrv, fi UT Tr 'x A-1 1--f P4 ,i r: .2 Q 'J lv-L T-i..A.Y.,,31,1. D iw llfjf 33 . .o 14.1 2 me sn .P 'l M' ' l SOPHGMORES First row: Allison, Allred, Andrews, Andrews, Angelos, Baker, Ball, Barrett, Bayliff Blanchard. Second row: Bowes, Buff, Butler, D. Cates, S. Cates, Casliion, Catoe, Chandler, Clark Coble. Third row: B. Cole, IVI. Cole, Coleman, Coley, Conklin, Curl, Danieron, Farrell, Fisher 7 Fitch. Fourth row: Forlnis, Fulcher, Garner, Garrison, Gracly, Hannnock, Heath, Hester, Hinshaw, Hodge. Fifth row: Hogan, Howerton, Hughes, Ingold, E. Isley, L. Isley, Ivey, Jackson, Jenkins Ke-tncr. I 34 ' . I 1 v l Q Xallf gf 111 I ,N-2 S o o'Mro 3.13 S 1 , . f 1 r ' 1' ' ' ' rozv: Keziah, King,'l..and, Landrum, Lee, Levinson, Lindley, Loy, C. Mann, G. Mann Seconid row: Miles, Mills, Mitchell, Moore, Morton. C. Moser, M. J. Moser. Moss. Murdock AA, A Third row: Noble, Orr, Payne, Perry, Phillips, Pickard, Pyleg itzef? -12351 .J .- Fourilz row: Ryerson, Seaman. Sharpe, Shoe. Smith, S eel , . hn,f ore, Storey, Suvgs ,St XJ: C Fifth row: Swannigan, Sykes, ate, T agua Te , WG! , 'ard Wasp! 7i'2'61l1S Wood Wright. :!'L!!!.vLj . ,C 1 7 ff wif!!! ,Ziff ,X ii 'jf Mx M -2 E 2 if A i 2 5 fp 3 ii -sk.-,, l . S 35 FRESHME Allen Andrews Arwoocl Baker Bare Barton Berry Bivens. F. . I I Bivens. . Blaekwel Blaekwel Blalock Bolrlen Boone Borinc Bowen lf-owlancl Bradley i, D. 1, L. Brady Braxton Brown Burch. B. Burch. J. Burgess Campbell Carter Candle Caulder Cates Cheek Cobb Conklin Cox. .l. Cox. M. Crompton Dallas Denninb Dixon Edwards Ellington Faggart Fauleoner Foster Frazier Fuquay. C. Fuquay. T. Garner Garrett Gilmore Glasgow Glenn Goclwin Hagwoocl Halaelieff Hall Harper Harris Hensley Hick Hinshaw Hogan Holt Horne Hughes Hunley Isley. F. Isley. H. Ivey .lackson ,larrett Johnson. Peggy Johnson. Pearlman Kelly Ketner King, Eflwin King. Elbert Kinny Kivelt Kizziali. F. Kizziali, M. Lamm Landman Lashley Lawrence Layton Lea Lewis Long Loy Marks -JH l 36 FRESHME fm ,S ' ' 1 . 1. Marlin Me.-Xbee McCann McGee, A. McGee, R. McGee. V. McLendon Mebane, N. Mebane. R. Mercer Miles Mitchell Moore, J. Moore, W. Morris Moser Murray Neese Nicholson Norris Oakley Pack Padgett Paflllu Patton Patty Peace Perkins Phillips Poole Pritchett Qualls Richardso Richmond H Riddle. B. Riddle, C. Ried 1ll3f1DIE:-lWiQtIllI:QU.5AQIlIfi' Riley Rogers. B. Rogers. J. R. Roney. A. Roney. I. Rudd Scoggins Sharpe. D. Sharpe. E. Sharpe. R. Shatterly. B. Shatlerly. G. Simpson B. Simpson. .l. Slade Sloan Smith, A. Smith. C. Smith. R. Stafford Stanford Stevenson Story. Al. Story. Stoval Stubbs Suggs Sutton Sykes. B. Sykes. ,l. Terry Tew Touchstone Turner Tysor Walker. E. Walker, M. Wall Warren Watson. C. Watson. H. Way Waynick Webster, .-X. Webster. F. Whisenant White Wiggins Wilkie Yvilkerson Willets Wlilson Widley Winningham Younger 37 UPPER CLASSMEN SNAPS Football Royaltyw . . . Cowboy . . . 'LTWO Little Lovebirdsw . . . L'Campus Sweethearts . . . Tell 'Em, Bl'OlllE'1'H . . . A1'ti5ts??'?? . . . Ambitious People . . . Different Pairl' . . . Two Happy People . . . Big People . . . A'Tlu'ee Little Maidsf' 38 CTI ITIES . ,, . I, y '1 I ' . 1 EI I ' ' , M ' g . . :I Z ' , xx ,..,. n gk f' w git? WWF F f 5 '. , f X fx N .ff V 157 1' F H' Ax K , . xg V ,,.- ' W 2 ,ix -, wh'-4 - --.'-L1,5:::L.7'. --0 - .-1 1 vi, ' X 'X X cn' - f- - ca . - ,Q . -ll 'f I' NV Xx RX ivxw -Im xx. 2 -K! X ffkix E-If f, Q Q.Ni I!l3g31 -x 'xqr 5' X at xl-Tix. XX Ili' lz1lZm::j'1r?'fEP Tu .i X Q q MJ' H1 - N f X' if if A gf Q NX ' f f Iylfp,,g3esRSA 2IL fs ,iff ,Q-N Gp H-mi, tm?- ix ,tm X A' T355 x 1' uf- sfif- DLE? i f X 'QQ'-.' --X ', .,1.A ff' , , , ,. AQ , , . VWXX1 ' 4, .-:jf 'N 4 ' 1 44341 KW K, f -.-.a ' :ff- ,' HH H , f--'-- 'Z .'-Y 'xl U -f' 'v. 7' LQ' 1 X 1 .1 U .--- N .52 wi. ---:.T.'-H N H Z! ,:,. --I A . Llulh X . ' .- . ' ff ' i A ' if -141.4-, !i. . y y., ,S I Q' . Q .- 4 '1 55' A 5 Q? lj- ,,. X p x ' . 1 lf- ,, . P, 1, -'f ' - -R: f-1:2 fi ' , 1 -K K X 1 I Hi: LE CERCLE FRANCAIS IVILLE BETTIE RAE OAKLEY, PI'6Sid6lllf6 MME. HUNTER, Directrice IMOGENE CURL, President MRS. W. ALBERT GRAHAM, Sponsm JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE 40 STUDENT COUNCIL GREY ADAMS, President 152. HI D J A QQ - Lf! MRS. E. L. GILREATH. MRS. J. A. HLTNTER, Sponsors BETTY FIDLER. KENNETH COBLE, Co-Chairmen PATROL 177 41 LIBRARY CLUB Blalock, Brooks, Cates, E. Clieek, Curl. T1'enszzre1', Long, Mitchell, Sewemryg Neighbors, Vive Presirlent: Patty, Peace, E. Rogers, J, Rogers, B. Simpson, Storey, Stulrlms, Terrell. D. Williamson. President: Miss Emily Loftin, Sponsor. B. Anderson, D, Anderson, Cohle, Dameron. Fowler, Garrison, Cattis, Harrison, Holder. Horner, Ivey, King, Loy, Murray, Neese, Newlin. Phillips, Pearce, Self, Spoon, B. Stearns, C. Stearns, Stratford, Sykes, Thompson, Vanlloy, Walker, Mr. Seller, Mr. Clayton, Sponsors. 4-2 DRAMATICS Albright, Allen. Allison, Andrews. Apple. Bain, Blackwell. Brooks, Bryan. Bernstein. Capes E. Cheek. R. Cheek. Cobb, Cook. Collins. Cooper, Cowan, Diab. Drake, Edwards. Fidler Flowers. Frissell. Garrison, Georgi, Hayes. Hickey, Holland, B. Huffman. F, Huffman. Hurley Joyner, Kepley, Kingsland. Kivett. Koury. Lamm. Lindsey, Love, E. Madden, Miles. Mitchell Morris, H. Moser. M. Moser. M. R. Moser. Murray, Pegg. Peerson, Pierce, Riley, Rouse, Self Sellars, Shoaf, Simpson. J. Smith. R. Smith, Sneed. C. Somers, E. Somers, Stearns. St. Clair Stubbs, Trexler, Walker, Weston, White, Wiles, Wilson, Williams, Williamson, Wolfe, Wood, Mrs H. T. Hamhright, Sponsor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Adams, Allen. Allison, Barrett. Cheek, Coble. Cook, Copeland, Treasurer, Dame-ron, Fidler Garrison, Presidenlg Hall Haynes Hickey Logan Lonv Vice President' Mcfkllan Secretar - , f 5 - Us , - - YS Moser, Oakley, Rouse, Staiford, Vanhoy, Wagoner, Walker, Mrs. W. Albert Graham, Sponsor. N A : C C 43 v FRESI-IMAN HOME ECONOMICS CAFETERIA SOPHOMORE HOME ECONOMICS ' 44 ll Qirff wwsfia 3 Ndilwkvw-'. fllj ff F Il Ab ., br H11 1 I H1 C1 11 J lx P N N I BURLINGTON HIGH sCHooL BAND 1 X , f 1 f HIGH SCHOOL BAND i N 46 fi 1. I 'IE Top: MR. H. G. MCBANE. Principal. Hillcrest Junior High School. Below: Barlrer Slang? Ross. Burke. Newlin. Hinton. Fidler. DOE-XVAH-JACK Staff: Lane. Carr. ,flrlLfz'5e1'.' Miss Foster. Coaclzes: K. C. Qurnell ancl F. R. Garrett. Class 0'mC6l'S, FTFSIZIIZUII Class: Hinson Presirlenl: Glenn. Secretary. Sophomore Class: Newlin. PI'PSZ'fl67ZlJ Southerlancl. Secretary ff ,ff GLEE Aclamee. Andrews. Ball Bernstein. Hlockwell. Bow man. Brintle, Brooks Bryan, Chandler, Cheek, Christopher. Cline. Cobb Cohle, Conklin, Council SENIOR GIRLS Miss EVA WISEMAN, Director, Allison, St7CI'6fIII'j J Bain, Bowlaml, Collins. Cook, Presillentg Evans. Fidler. Flowers. Hall, Harris. Haynes. Hickey. Hinshaw. Jeffcoat, Librarimzg Jones. Joyner. S. Koury, Mclfntyre, Mitchell, Moser, Neal. Patton, Peerson, Sellars, Somers, Stubbs. Vice President, Temple, Thompson, Pennington. JUNIOR GIRLS man. D a v i S, Dickens, Drake. Edwards. Fogle man, Hensley. Isley. Jones, Kepley. Ketner, Kings land, Kivetr. Koury. Lea Love. McPherson, Moore Moser. Murray. Murray, Murray. Moser, Oakley Parsons. Pegg. Presnell Rauhuf. Rudd, Sharpe 9 1 Shephercl. Shoaf. Simpson Smith. Sneecl. Soutnard Stanfielrl, Tickle, Wagoner Walker, Wiles, Younger W1'igl1t. . M11 f D S 4 I 4 W MQ, ' ..f r ' mfg ,Q l , - ' , an X '23, 7 14 v . .a lfv M! 'M' 1 , V ,P A 'J 1 ' a , If gk 'WW' v N, DEBATING TEAM Louis Allen Vivian Seaman Marjorie Coble Robert Weston DEBATIN G CLUB Allen, Ball, Bland, Bolden, Coble, Cooper, Secretary, Cowan, Faggart, Hicks, Huffman, lsley, Jarrett, John- son, Lawrence, Layton, Levison, Mitchell, Perry, Rogers, Seaman, Treasurer, Sherarcl, B. Simpson, M Simpson, Smith, Stadler, Stephens, Weston, President, Windly, Younger, Miss Virginia L. House, Sponsor. JUNIOR RED CROSS ROLL LUCY ALLISON, President ' FAYE YOUNGER, Vice President WILLARD NICKS, Secretary NELLIE INGOLD, Treasurer Miss HILDA GORDON, Sponsor Askew, Allison, Bivens, Craven Frazier, Georgi, Hargrove, Heath HuHines, lngold, Kivett, Marks, Snipes, Stafford, Sykes, Terry: Mebane, Moser, Nicks, Perry, Sloan Walker, Wiles, Wood, York, Younger 7 i l 1 1 1 E 1 w A a t 1 lltl 'MAA rf..,.- W., 1 1 S' Z wh-.yi- 1.4 HERE, NEAR AND THERE 5531118 Old Bunchv . . . Studi0us? . . . Nice Work If You Can Get It . . . Papa . . . Sa Spectators . . . S'Bache1ors . . . Innocence Personinedu . . . HCl1ape-roms. 7,77 - -f-V .T .. ,-. -.-, - -' :LA AQ 2 ..- LQ. Li. 7- --Y -- 51 HILLCREST First row: Adams, Aiken, Andrews, Ashely, Austin, Bailey, Bain, Baldwin, Barnwell. Second row: A. Bell, T. Bell, Bingenheimer, Brown. Burch, Cheek, E. Coble, J. Coble, Coleman. Tlztirrl row: Darlington, Diffee, Eaton, Ellis, Ferguson, Fitch, Florence. Fogleman, Fresh- water. Fourth. row: Greeson, Glosson, Gross, Hahn, Harris, Hinton, Hodgin. Holt. B. Hoyle. Fifth row: Hoyle, Hoyle, Huflines, Jones, Kennedy, Kivett, Lakey, Lane, Lashley. 52 SOPHOMORES First row: Little, Long, B. B. Love, B. Love, Lucas, Madden, Mansfield, Metcalf, B Mitchell. Second row: J. Mitchell, Moore, Moser, Murray, Newlin, Newsome, Nicholson, Parker Paschal. Third row: Pyles. C. Rhodes, J. Rhodes, Robertson, Roebuck, Rosenhloom. Ross, Rudder Scoulas. Fourth row: Shaw. Simmons, Small. B. Smith. W. Smith, Southerland, Steele, B. E. Sut ton, B. Sutton. Fifth rozr: H. Sutton, Sweet, Taylor, Terrell, Turner, Walker, Westbrook, E. White, R. White. -W - VW Qi 2 is ag 2 Q -A 9 gg B , ---an 53 7 Hillcrest FRESHMAN l Allen, Ashley, Beckom, Bell, Blackwell, Blanchard, Boone, Brannock, Brooks Bryan, Burke, Campbell, Carr, Cheatham, Chrisco, Clapp, E. Cobb, J. Cobb, Collins Craven, Dillinger, Fidler, Fogleman, Fonville, Foster, Frissell, G. Gibson, J. Gibson Glenn, Secretary-T1'easzu'erg Greene, Hamilton, Harris, Hawk, Haywood, Hinson President, E. Holt, M. Holt, Horne, H. Huliines, R. Hufhnes, Huffman, Johnson, B Jones, C. Jones, Jordan, C. Kelly, R. Kelly, Kingsland, Laife, Lashley, Lightbourne Livingstone, Long, B. Love, W. Love, Loy, Maynard, B. Mclntyre, R. Mclntyre, Miles B. Mitchell, J. Mitchell, Montgomery, C. Moore, J. Moore, Murray, Parker, Parrish Pearce, Petrea, Pickett, Preddy, Quinn, Rhew, Rogers, Scott, Shoffner, B. Smith, C Smith, C. Smith, Somers, Stack, Sykes, Tate, Terry, Thomas, Tickle, Tillman, Varner Vaughan, Wagner, Way, Westbrook, Williams, Wilson, Winner, A. Wood, E. Wood Yarbrough. l 54 HILLCREST STUDENT GOVERNMENT STUDENT O COUNCIL NEIL ROBERTSON President RICHARD CHEEK Vice President GEORGE DILLINOER Secretary ELAINE FRISSELL Treasurer Miss MARY TAYLOR Sponsor Barnwell, Baxter, J. Bell, T. Bell, Bingen- Hodgins. Holmes. Holt. HLll:FlIl6Q Kivett Laalily heimer, Blanchard, Canibell, Davis, Fidler, Cib- Lightbourne. Love, Quinn. Tl1fTD1?lS. Tliomiison son. Glenn, Gross, Harris, Haywood. Hinton, Williams. Wlilson. Wood. Yarbrougli. PATROL E. N. BAILEY Captain BENSON LIGHTBOURNE Firsl Ll'CZlf6IICllll NIARVIN HOLT Second LTQZIILEIZKIIZZ Baldwin. B r O W II. Cheatliam. DeLOache. G O O cl H1 a n. Harris. King. Lane. Maynard. Pearce. Sutton. Tate. Tickle. HDCDD31:Tf.fI4E:JAIC If. -AA 55 HILLCREST GLEE CLUBS BOYS' Mas. ALBERT THACDONALD, Miss MARY LEE FOSTER Directors Allen, Baldwin, Barnwell, Beckam. Blanchard, Brannock, Burke, Cheek, President, Darlington, Dillinger. Florence, Foglernan, Fonville, Greene, Greeson, Griffin, Harmon. Hullines, H. Johnson, P. Johnson, Love, Maynard, Secremry-Treasurer, Murray, Nicholson, Petrea, Small, Sutton, B. Sutton, H. Sutton, Walton, Williamson. GIRLS' Adams, Aiken, Allen, Andrews, E. Ashley, M. Ashley, Baldwin, Baker, H. Bell, T. Bell, Blackwell, Burch, Burchell, E. Goltle, Pf6SlifIL'711'Q H. Cohle, Coleman, Compton, Copeland. Cox, Fogleman, Grayson, Glosson, Harris, Hawk, Hinton, Hinson, Hodgin. Holgoocl, Huffines, lsley, Jones, King, Kingsland, Lakey, Lashley, Livingstone. Loy, Mansfield, Mclntire, Meek, Mitchell, Moser, Murray, Newsome, Nicholson, Parrish, Parker, Preddy, Pyles, Roebuck, Rogers, Rudder, Scott, Sinnnons, Straw, Taylor. Terrell, Terry, Thomas, P. Tickle, U. Tickle, Tillman, Turner, Varner, Warren, Way, E. Westbrook, H. Westbrook, N. Whitesell, R. Whitesell, Williams, Wilson, Wood, Young. , l 56 ,fl-ER ,tt M, THE PLAYMAKERS Miss MORROW, Director Miss CRAWFORD, Assismm: Director Baldwin, Barnwell, A. Bell, E. Bell, Brown. Bryan, Burke, Carr, Cobb, Colinle, Eaton, Evans Ferguson, Fogleman, Frissell. Vice President, Gibson, Cross, Hamilton, Harris, Hinton, Holt Huffman, Jordan, Kelly, Kivette. Treasurer: Lane, Lasley. B. Love, B. Love, Miller. C Moore, J. Moore, S. Moore, Murray, Newlin, President, Parker, Pierce. Quinn, Rhodes Rosenhloom, Ross, Smith, Stack, Steele, Southerland, Sweet, Walker, Wagner, Yarbrough. LIBRARY CLUB Allen, Baker, Beckom, Chapman, Elgin, Hagwood, B. M. Hoyle, Paul Hoyle, Pauline Hoyle Huflines. Maynard, Pritchett, Secretnryg Sherron, President, Wolfe, Miss Ann Frazier, Sponsor -. - Y.. - Y ,N --1 ,+I I , . 14 e 2 r 5 eesss H A EE U -E C -N 57 s HILLCREST MONOGRAM CLUB M155 lvhay TAYLOR, Sponsor Ashley. Barnwell. Boll, Cflwek, Colnle, Cohle, Diffee. Ferguson. Hinson, Hinton, Holt Lane. Lasley, Love, Love, Murray. Newlin. Rhodes, Robe-rlson, Ross, Simmons. Soulhefrland Stvelv, Hullon, Sweet. Walker. I-IILLCREST HOME MAKERS CLUB MRS. PAUL JONES, Sponsor BElXlE'1'. Beck. Cooper, SCCI'f'll'lTj'j Davis. Diffee, Eisenberg, P1'vsia'entg Cant, Carrclt, Haywood Hinson, lsley. Kirklnan, Le-vine, May, McCauley, McEwen, Rhodes, See-l,1m', Simpson, Suggs Taylor, Thomas, Thompson, Tickle, Vaughan, While, Wilson, Wright. 58 7 7 aww .-,. QW ATHLETIC HONOR ROLL 3 George Cross Frances St. Clair jolm Fred J-wlmsun Erwin Sykes Evelyn Madclen jolm Wvalker Riullarnl Phillips Aclrian Wiggin 5? J N A lx-1 H I fi HOYT T. HAMBRICHT JOAN SI-JTZER Director of Athletics Girls, Coach WILLIAM W. BELEW WALTER S. CLAYTON Football Coach Baseball Coach 59 W-+A+m+!AiAAj+I!. l.rAW -.f:f....-v...r.......-..,..A - .. -..LL .gk 1 LLL L .,-..,1.1 ,+.....r. ,,r,,,,, Y IMLLQ, Y, , .KV k ,511 - - V - - - .VI 2 n, ' ' ' Y' . f , R . z V- Q-'sms 1 ' ' Xgg, M.. 7 ,QL ij ' r .f f VARSITY FOOTBALL Front row, lef inclsay. Terrell. Todd. Stearns, Lee, Kelner, Simmons, Culeman, Snead. Second row Manager Cates. Bose-1', C0-caplain Sykes. Bason, Phillips, C0-mptuzfn Ward, Walker. J. Jackson, Warren, R. Cates Third row: Couch. Claytrm. Manager Jolmson, Little. Williams, R. Cates, Wiggins, Hayes. J. W. lavkson. Craven Stratford, .'1S5I'SfllI1f Corzflz Qurnell, Conch Belew. I I 9 . M., ' gf , P, .. T . . ,...,, , UNIOR '7 1, fr fi 55 Wee! QE FCCTB LL ,+A -4-0 fJ 1,173 ca 98 911,39 41 ' fi M-vkfvfml 1 '1riw?l?9 .. ' . 23 33 40 15 .. ,454 35 '39 SW ' fly f W' H ' , ,. sQs ' J .A ' I 1r,'.f A-r,. rr .'1fr.l f .r 'lrl ' 60 1 91' tl! Burlington High School is entering a new sports era. This year for the first time in its his- tory it is a member of the western division of the Class 'CAM conference. The football team this season led by new coaches. Belew, Clayton, and Qurnell. had a fair season of two wins. one tie. and six losses. The record does not show the spirit of the team. and the odds they played against. With the return of the majority of the lettermen the prose pects for next year are better than for the last two years. Xvith the installation of midget and junior teams the prospects of our football teams are even better. The Girls' Basketball team had its best season MON OG CLUB Bason. R. Cates, Jackson Neese. I President ford. 5 Walker. President yi fit' y S B EBAI 0 row, left to right: Fred ' ' er. Tommy Stratford. Cap- ain George Cross, Erwin Sykes. Adrian Wiggins. Bud Phillips. Second rozc: Billy Evans. Rodney Coleman. Thomas Morris, Jack Ketner. Clarence Swinney. Coach Wal- ter Clayton. Third row: Carl Lee, Jr.. Robert Weston. War' ren Lee. Gus Muckenfuss John Sorrell. Richard Hogan. f-X of the last three years. The prospects for next year are very bright. The majority of the players will be juniors with two years of playing ex- perience. They lost only two lettermeu-St. Clair and Madden. two good all-round players. The boy cagers surprised the Class con- ference this year with its play. The Bulldogs ranked second in the conference next to Greens- boro. Prospects for next year are only fair. with the return of only six play ers, only two of which are lettermen. From thirteen man squad four of the boys were named on the All- Conference squad: Wiggins-lirst team. Neese- second team. Stratford and Sorrellshonorable mention. X 61 ,Q 'Mm x X ASKETBALL M' ll 10 u ,Fw E f t Xiliqml yy 'A x fx!!-L,-.ff 5 ' 7 I . NNN-Q 'l' J , ,V lr r-L kr., Y - V ALJ N M r M i W b'Cl5if1s1 First row, left to right: Sharpe. St. Clair. Cross. Cnpmin Hurley, Warrerl, Mills. Perry. Second row: Moser. Madden. Bland. Buff. Seaman. Mangurn, Barge-r. Third row: Managers Woodford. Vaughn, J. Madden. Loy. I N x Boys' Q YQ bx. sif7'l A. ' A a'1 W K J V J 339' First row. left to right: Moore, R. Cates. Cattis. Co-crzpmiris Johnson and Wigginsg J. Ratner, Snolherly. Second rozr: Neese, Stratford. Jacksun. Sorrell. Ellington, Zachary. Third row: Darneron, Sykes. H. Cates, Managers C. Wagoner and E, King. 62 Y GOLF' TEAM Nat Garrison. Capt.. W. E. Love. Mgr First ,rouw Levin, Kivett. Vanhoy. Car rison, Frissell. Walton. Second row. Love. Blanchard, Simpson. Ellington Somers. Rhodes. Third rozv: Burns Clayton. Murray. Stearns. Baker. TENNIS TEAM Co-Capt. John Walke1', Lasley Dameron Front row: Walker, Colel an. Stearns, Terrell, Adams, Hearn. ec na' row: Setzer, Durham Mo re. 't Moore, Richard, Coley, Strat . Ra emn, V x., X J W 1 J' lb! lull S o-Qt. ,A f ell' t tl h at-ASQ 5' ,f2.AQJ,c.,.N- ' x f l'L 'i 63 A gi VKX vm, A Sree. X y bX s T Basketball Champions. Top right: Coach William W. Belew. Center: Mrs. Hunteris room-winners of Intramural Basketball of 1942. I TRA-MURAL SPORTS AT his year, for the hrst time in the history of Burlington High School there is an intra- mural sports program, sponsored by the Monogram Cluh under the direction of William Belew and Mrs. Setzer. op left: .lohn Neal Walker and Ervin Sykes, Co-Captains of Mrs. Hunte-r's room T ,Band I l 64 I 6 MW 232' 'U 222 ggi 'I' ll, E Top: Volley Ball Champions-Mr. McLeod's room. Left: Harold Isley, Horseshoe Champion. Right: Cecil Cant and Willard Martin, Deck Tennis Champions. B RLINGTO HIGH SCHOOL There were tournaments run off in haskethall, volley hall, cleck tennis, and horseshoes. All of this is in line with the nation's Physical Fitness Program, which we hope will continue to expand. i it 'ff' ' -. '-3 .',, L-, w lr 1 W +T 'T?'i+ +01 'H' 65 HILLCRES ,t ar, 66 T . SOCCER B. Shaw, Captain. N. Robertson, Manager. First row: Smith, Whitesell, Long, Little, Fitch, Shaw, J. Mitchell, Ellis, B. Smith, Bingenheimer, Burch. Stand- ing: Garrett, Coach, Craw- ford, Lucas, Moser, Robert- son, R. Mitchell, Scoulas, Blanchard, Darlington, Bailey, Cates. Metcalf, Love, Isley, Rhodes. TRACK Front rout: Livingston, Lit- tle, Robertson, Fitch, Long, Shaw. .l. Mitchell, Ellis, Smith. Griffin, Binge-nheimer, R. Mitch e l l. Standling: Greene, Hoyle, Bowles, Lucas, Moody, Burch, Blanch- ard. Smith, Moser, Greeson, Bailey, C a t e s, Darlington, lsley, Kennedy, Scoulas, F., Cheatham. Sutton, Metcalf, Love, R h o d e s, Crawford, Nolan. SOFT BALL CLUB Mus. Josi2PH1NE PARKER Sponsor Amicli. Bain. Barnwell, Bell, Black, Bowles, B. Brannock, ,l. Broc-kman, Burke, Camp- hell, Cheatham, Chrisco, Clapp. Collins, Cowan, Curtis, Euliss, Faucetle, Garrison, Glenn, Goldman, Greason, Greene, Hahn, Hodgins, Holmes. lnlull. Horne, .l0fd3I1, johnson, Kelly, King, Love, Love, E. Love, McDaniel, Mitvln-ll, Montgomery, Nich- olson, Petrea, P r e s n ell, Rainey, Rhew, Rhodes, Ross, Sheperd. Smith, Stephens, Sutton, Tickle, Walton, Way, Williamson. Winner. FEATURES X f ' :fg1,',.F-i Av- qw -x w' 'ff' ff' z' YV57 .4- -4. V-.mv-,-,., X. . Xf -. '. 51 sl H, -,il l -EL -. duff-'jf.-:rr in 7-511: .2121-':r ! gif' l. Wi f P P JMW? wwf' NG ON SELECTIVE 5 I L' 'RVN ,JJ L . 4,0 ff gfwxfa LVN SERVICE SIX f 4 DELEANO HALL LASLEY DAMERON n , I ' f WWW? ffflf??'i R 0 Y J -JZ King and Queen KING jen Sfecmzs QUEEN, Cgmify Joyner 70 ALTY The Court Sake j60LU y, .Mary ..M056V , U15 Moser 71 xv. .Nw mi ,. rx'-2. ' ' 1 . i --3 Q5 x 'v v. , -:L J Sf-A 'Ti N W --lilassf' 5 . Q w,w1.v,f,k xfwf-pw I ,- Nilvix F8-2 if X' igfif 'sr - A 'fi xii. Nady . xg. S' 'QXD vt W . .wi -.....,..,,,,5s,X we, ,, M, 4. in .- ,xf fs. I' 11 fd ,' 'f I . X 8 J 1 '15 -': 1 1 fr'--.. 3' i' - diff pw,-9 ' . . V. jg: if 'A In -' if 4 , mr in X '4 A 9 I 1 X N Y afnf 4:1 lr .,. ' E i , v 3 SN W A l I I I I Name ELIZABETH ADAMS GRE Y A DA Ms LOIS ADAMS SENIOR STATISTICS N ickn am e Boots Prof La La SARAH CATHERINE ALBRICHT Aionm LOUIS CARR ALLIZN. JR. LUCY HOLIJER ALLISON JOHN ROBERT ANDERSON Louie Lou Bobby RICHARD FENNER ANDERSON. JR. Dickey HILDA ESTELLE ANDREWS LAURA JEAN AE-KEW NIARY KATHERINE BAIN JANET ELIZABETH BAKER BERNICE LORENE BARCER JENNIE LEE BARHAM FRANCES LOY BARNWELI. DAXID BELL FRANCES ALLENE BELL ESSIE CORINNA BLANCHARD Andy Hag Kitty Jennie Bunk Jen! Fran 1.-ic Buii Lena Pink LACY CORNELILIS BLANCHARD, JR.BDory DOROTHY BIILDRED BOONE FRANCES LLCILLE BOWLAND LORENE ELIZABETH BRA MMER GEORGE THOMAS BROOKS BETTY RIAXINE CASH ELOLIISE SHARPE CHI-1lZK LOUIS CHRISTMAN CLEMMER KENNETH LEO COBLE LILLIAN INEZ COLEMAN RICHARD OPIE COLEY ERNESTINE COLLINS NURA Ll-IE COOK SHIRLEY RACHEL COOK Rl,lBX' THOMAS COOPER SARA JANE COPELAND DEWEY CooNcII.MAN NEWMAN COX JLILIAN LYLE CRAYEN GEORGE WASHINCTON CROSS .lliiiie Ci! Little Bit Easy Mm- lf eerie Connie Cottntry Ne: Ope Ernie lT'1'nlry Pepsic Toni rnie Cope Cnnncit Sfmt Bull Big Dir-lr Activities Glee Club 3, 4. Pres. Home Room 39 Debater 39 Pres, Student Body 4g Band 3g Library Club 39 DOE-WAH-JACK 49 Honor Society 49 Le Cercle Francais. Vice Pres. Home Room 3g Glee Club 3g Library Club 39 DOE- WAH-JACK 4. Girl Scouts 3g Dramatic Club 4: Le Cercle Franqaisg Vice Pres. HoIIIe Room 4: Barker Staff 49 Band 3. 4. Home Room Treasurer 3g Band 3. 49 Debating Club 3g Dramatic Club 3. 49 DOE-W.AH-JACK 49 Honor Society 49 Assistant Mgr. Student Store: Debate Team. Dramatic Club 3. 49 Glee Club 3. 49 Barker Staff 49 Honor Society 49 Sec. Glee Club 49 Pres. Jr. Red Cross 4. Hi-Y 49 Pres. Home Room 3. Home Room Pres. 3g Le Cercle FranCais9 Hi-Y 4. Deb-Cret Clubg Patrol 4. Red Cross 3g Sec. Home Room 3. 4. Glee Club 3. 49 Sec. Glee ClLIb 39 Dramatic Club 3. 49 Quill and Scroll 49 Le Cercle FIHIIQHISQ Barker Staff 3, 4. Glee Club 39 Le Cercle Francais. Library Club 39 Dramatic Club 3: Le Cercle Francais. Band 3. 49 Deb-Cret Club. Boxing 3, 49 Football 3. 4. Patrol 39 Pres. Home Room 4. Sec. 39 Student Council. Football 3. 49 Golf 49 Red Cross 3. Deb-Cret Club. Glee Club 3, 4. Le Cercle Francais. Library Club 3. Sec. Deb-Cret: Patrol 3. National Honor Society 3. 49 Girl Scouts 39 Dramatic Club 3, 4g Le Cercle Francais 4: Library Club 49 Patrol 3, 49 Feature Editor DOE-WAII-JACK 4. Asst, Cheer Leader 39 Quill and Scroll 49 Patrol 3. 4g Student Council 39 Pres. Home Room 39 Barker 39 Band 3, 4g Honor Society 3. 49 Bus. Mgr. of Barker 49 Mgr. of Student Store 49 Vice Pres. of Student Council 49 Hi-Y 4. 5 Le Cercle Francais. Glee ClIIb 3. 49 Dramatic Club 4. Le Cercle Francais: Asst. Editor Barlfer 39 Editor-in-Cliief of Barker 49 Vice Pres. Clee Club 39 Student Council 49 Dramatic Club 3. 49 Pres. Glee Club 4g Quill and Scroll 3. 4g Honor Society 3. 49 D.A.R. Representaitive. Jr. Red Cross 39 Deb-Cret Club. Honor Society 3. 4: Girl Scouts 3g Patrol 3. 49 Sec. Le Cercle Francais. .Junior Football. Junior Football. Football 3, 49 Band 3. Basketball 39 Baseball 3. 4: Band 39 Pres. Home Room 49 Mono- gram Club 3. 49 Red Cross 3. - I l 74 l Ii It l l Name Niclfmrrne JOHN LASLEY DAMERON Lit EVELYN PAULINE DILL Zippy BETTY Lou DINON Bet PAUL BENNETT DINON Dick AGNES ELIZABETH DENN Dinl.: ALTON THOMAS DURHAM AI FRANCES RUTH EVANS lurk ROBERT MILLER FAGCART Bob RAYMOND FERGUSON fJBl'g-l' BETTY ROWLAND FIDLER Big Bef HELEN CREECH FITCH Slmnzpoo AMELIA ANN FLOWERS Pusy JAMES RICHARD FOWLEII Dzrlfey NATHANIEL WILLIAMS GARRISON Nat CHARLIE DEWEY GATTIS, JR. C. D. EILEEN THERESA GEORCI Georgi NIINNIE FAY GOAD Fafiee JAMES DENNIS GOODMAN Goody MARG.4RET ELIZRBETI-I GRAIES Meg DORIS DELEANO HALL Dinh JUANITA CLYDE l'l.-UIIIOCK Nita IRBIA DELLE HARGIIOVE lrnz CARL RTATTHEW HARMAN, JR. Tom JAMES RICHARD HARRELL Dick COKE CHARLES l'lARRIS EVRLYN JANE HARRIS Jrmnie GLENN HARRISON Harry REGINALD DONALD HAYES, JR. Tiny BETTY JEAN HAYNES Betty DALTON HENSLEY Dali EDNA EARL HICKEX' Eddie UNA lx'lAE HINSHAXV Unie RICHARD THOMAS HOGAN Wickzzrtl JAMES FRANKLIN HOLDER Frank DOROTHY ROSE HOLLAND Blondie ORBIN CARR HOPKINS, JR. Happy EARL BAYNES HORNER, JR. E. B. GEORGE W. HUFFINES Red ANNIE PEARL HUGHES Ann WILLIARD CANDLER HUMBLE, JR. Bill ELIIIER EUGENE HUNLEX' Preacher GEORGE HOWARD ISLEY, JR. G. H. HENRY LEWIS ISLEY Lard RUSSELL EDWIN ISLEY Rusty fl cti rities Pres. Senior Class 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Sec. Hi-Y 43 Sec. of Student Body 3: Tennis Team 3, 43 Basketball 43 Band 3, 43 Le Cercle Francais. Dramatic Club 3. 43 Stutlent Council 43 Pres. Home Room 4. Yice Pres. Home Room 4: Sec. Home Room 3. Glee Club 4: Patrol 4: Le Cercle Francais 4. Glee Club 3. 4. D. E. Club 4: Le Cercle Francais. Girl Scouts 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Brirlfcr 3. 4: Dram. Club 3. Pres. 43 Student Council 43 Honor Soc. 4: Debate Club 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Yice Pres. Home Room 4. Glee Club 3. 4. Sec. Library Club 43 Glee Club 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4. Yice Pres. Junior Class 3: Marshal 33 Hi-Y 3. 4: Le Cercle Frangais: Mgr. Track Team 3. Pres. Home Room 3. 4: Patrol 3. 4: Hi-Y 3. 4. Treas. 43 Golf Team Capt. 3. -1-: Qllarslial 3: Honor Society 33 Pres. Honor Society 4: Jr. Football 4-3 Le Cercle Francais 43 Pres. Bible Classes 3. Soccer Team 3: Basketball 3. 43 Patrol 43 Hi-Y 3. 4g Tennis Team 3. 4: Track Team 3: Le Cercle Francais 43 Asst. Adv. Mgr. 4. Barker 3, 43 Sec. Quill St Scroll 4g Le Cercle Franyais. D. E. Club. Lc Cercle Francais 4: Patrol 4. Glee Club 3: Dram. Club 3. 4: D. E. Club 4: Reporter Barker 3. Chief Marshal 3: Dram. Club 3: Reel Cross 33 Eclitor-inaChief Annual 4: Sec. Senior Class 4: Le Cerele FI'Eil1l,'3lS1 Honor Society E. 4:ISiutlenl Council 3. 4: Quill aml Scroll 43 Glee Club 3, 43 atro '. Sec.-Treas. Home Room 3: Treas. Home Room 43 Rell Cross 3. Junior Football 3. Le Cercle Francais 43 Glee Club 4: Dram. Club 3: Annual Staff 4. D. E. Club: Hi-Y 4. Patrol 3. 43 Football 3. 4: Glee Club 4. Advertising Mgr. DOE-WAH-JACK 43 Barker Staff 3: Vice Pres. of Le Cercle Francais 4: Natl. Honor Society 4: Patrol 3. 4: Treas. of Quill antl Scroll 4: Glee Club 3, 4. D. O. Pllolograplry. Glee Club 3, 4: Honor Society 43 Dram. Club 4. Glee Club 3. 4. Football 3. 4g Deb-Cret Club 4. Pres. of Home Room 33 Hi-Y -I-3 Stuclenl Council 33 Patrol 3. Glee Club 3: Dramatic Club 4. Hi-Y 3. 4: Banfl 3, 43 Le Cercle Francais 4: Patrol 3g Bus. Manager DOE-WAII-JACK 4. Recl Cross 4. D. E. Club: Band 3, 4. D. E. Club. Junior Football 3. 4: Boxing 3, 43 Band 3, 4. Band 3, 4. 75 Name HELEN JIYANITA JAMES JESSIE DJAE JEFFCOAT ERIS ELVINA JOHNSON ALLUWEE PEARL JONES BERKLEY JONES ALBERT HENRY JONES, JR. HAROLD W. JONES JXJARGARET RUTH JONES EMILY ANN JOYNER LILA VIRGINIA KETNER RUSSELL HUFEMAN KE'fNER WALTER JACKSON KETNER PARKER IYORY KING SALVJSI JXJAHY KOIJRX' CORINNE LATTA LOIS LEACH LYJARY JNJARCELLA LEE SEYMOUR JNJYER LEYIN HARVEH' WINFOHD LINDLEY, JR. CARL HOWARD LINDSAY WILLIAM CLARENCE LLOYD, JR. JACQUELINE BEATRICE LOGAN CLAUDE VINCENT LONG. JR. LEONARD ALFRED LOY DORIS JVJARIE LYON MARGARET JEAN lllCALLAN EDWARD JOHNSON JXJCCAULI-1'1' JULIA FRANCES MCENTYRE JAMES WALLACE MCIVER JVIARVIN RIVES JNJCIVER JXJARGARET EVELYN JWADDEN RICHARD SHELTON ll'lILES VERNON BROOKS lVlILES RAY EDWARD lVlIL'l'ON ELIZABETH FAY NJITCHELL CARRIE ROWLAND MIZI-L JACK LLOYD JXJOORE RICHARD JOSEPH lVlUORE ROBliIiT SAMUEL llJO0HIi GLADYS lX'lAlL ll'lORRIS ERMA ELIZABETH lVlORTON DEEOY JVJOSER ETIIEI. LOUISE NIOSER lX'lARTIIA CATHERINE NJOSIQR DIARY REAYIS JVJOSER Cos JVJIICKENFUSS VIRGINIA DARE NEAL JOE ED NEIZSE GARLAND VANCE NEWLIN Nickrtam e Helena Stlflilltlt' Pete Wee Buck Casey fonesy Pa! Em Curl George fuck Pnrhie Sal Pink Bug Le Moe Curlie Burlfly Dub ,lfltflfie Short Chip Run I Margo E11 Polly Mae Keetfy Ertvin Itchy Milesy Sain! Boy Blondie Pinlrie Moe Moe Big Moe Jumper Pug Def Ease 141056 IWO Lower 2 Ginny Shorty Geerer per cent Activities Cheer Leader 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Typist for DOE-WAH-JACK 45 Library Club 4. Deb-Cret Club5 Drum Majorette 45 Glee Club 35 Speech Club 35 Music Theory Club 3. Band 3, 45 Le Cercle Francais. Le Cercle Francais 4. Band 3. 45 Le Cercle Francais 4. Glee Club 3. 4. Clee Club 3. 45 Dramatic Club 3. 45 Le Cercle Francais 45 Marshal 35 Treas. Home Room 4. Monogram Club 4. Hi-Y 4. Sec. of Home Room 45 Treas. of Cvlee Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3. Le Cercle Francais. Le Cercle Francais 45 Golf Club 4. Le Cercle Franqais 4. Honor Society 3, 45 Patrol 3. 45 Reporter Of Deb-Cret Club 4. Vice Pres. of Home Room 4: Hi-Y 45 Student Council 4. Club 3, 45 Library Club 35 Asst. Librarian in Glee Club 3. Pres. of Deb-Cret Club 45 Sec. of P.-T.A. 45 Dramatic Club President of Honor Society 45 Patrol 3. Cvlee Vice 45 Patrol 3. 45 Sec. of Honor Society 45 Asst. Editor Of DOE-WAH- JA-CK 45 Chairman of Social Standards 45 Marshal 3. Sec. Of Home Room 4. Library Club 35 Clee Club 4. Junior Football 35 D. E. Club. Basketball 3, 45 Clee Club 3. Clee Club 3. D. E. Club. Cllee Club 3, 4. Kodak Editor of DOE-WAH-JACK 4. Band 3. 45 Asst. Mgr. of Football Team 45 Nlonograin Club 3, 45 Football 3: Basketball 4. Le Cercle Francais. Tennis 3, 45 Band 3. Vice Pres. oi Home Room 4. Library Club 3, 4. Glee Club 3. 45 Red Cross 45 Patrol 35 Honor Society 4. Treas. of Junior Class 35 Majorette 35 Sec. of Dramatic Club 4. Glee Club 3, 4. Basketball 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. Football 45 Hi-Y 45 Sec. of Home Room 35 Pres. of Home Room 45 Patrol 3: Student Council 45 Marshal 3. 76 Name BETTY RAE OAKLEY CARL JENNINCS OAKLEY EDWARD CI-IEEK OYERMAN CLARKE PATTERSON PATSY ELAINE PATTON ELSIE ALLENE PAYNE lll.-ARGARET PEERSON BETTY ZANE PI-INNINCTON BIAXINE PENNINGTON HI-ILENE ELIZABETH PERRY BTARY HARRIET PERRY CLEO PHILLIPS HILDA RIA!-I PHILLIPS RICHARD GLEN PHILLIPS JACK STANSELI. PIERCE RUTH POTEAT VIYIAN BLANCHE RICE JOSEPH STEWART ROGERS EVELYN LOUISE ROSS NTARCARET HIIRLEY ROIISE FRANCES ELIZABETH ST. CLAIR NORMAN FALVCIZTTE SELF HAZEL VIRGINIA SELF JUNE ELIZABETH SELLARS BIARCARET JIANITA SH.-XRPE BEN SHARPE OLIVER GEORGE SKIPPER. JR. WALTER FREEMAN SMITH RACHEL LEE SMITH MARY ELIZABETH SNIPES TCATHRYN JANE SOMERS RAY BROOKS SPENCE SAMUEL SPOON BETSY MARY STAFFORD DULIN BENJAMIN STEARNS HENRY HERDIAN STOREY RUBY VIRGINIA STOREY THOMAS PEIRSON STRATFOR DOROTHY STUBBS DOROTHY SUGGS NELLIE CATHERINE SYKEs RICHARD ROBERT SYKES WALKER ERVIN SYKES BETTY ELIZABETH TEMPLE THOMAS BROWN TERRELL D N1'c.1f11r1:n e Red Orzkie Ebbie Clnrkfe Pat Pelch Peggy Bet Maclrie Tootsie Butch Rabbit Ph ifrln Burl Jfzclrfe R11 tlzie Petesie Joe Ezfie Soolrfe Franlrie Burl Buddy Snoolrie Nittr Bennie Skip Snritty Rach Snaps Kat ' Broolrie Sum Toots Drawn Benney Harm Ginny Tornnzy Dottie Do! Cat Big Boy Cap Bet Tommie Actiz'ilz'es Pres. of Le Cercle Francais 4: Honor Society 3, 43 Girl Scout 3' Treas. of Senior Class: Patrol 33 Pres. of Bible Class 43 Asst Feature Editor of DOE-WVAII-JACK 4. Dramatic Club 3. 43 D. E. Club. Glee Club 3, 4. Le Cercle Francais 4. Glee Club 3, 43 Barker 43 Dramatic Club 3. 43 Le Cercle Francais 4. Glee Club 43 Deb-Cret Club 4. Glee Club 3. 4. Vice Pres. of Home Room 43 D. E. Club. D. E. Club3 Red Cross 3: Glee Club 33 Le Cercle Francais 4. Pres. of Home Room 43 Student Council 43 Football 3. Football 33 Capt. of Football Team 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Patrol 3g Baseball 43 Pres. of Junior Class: Monograni Club 3. 4. Hi-Y 43 Dramatic Club 3 43 Drum Major 4. Red Cross 43 D. E. Club. Deb-Cret Clubg Treas. of Home Room 4. Drum Majorette 3, 4. Latin Club: Honor Society 43 Dramatic Club 3. 43 Treasurer of Deb-Cret Club 43 Patrol 3. 43 Treas. Home Room 3. Basketball 3. 43 Sec. Of Home Room 43 Dramatic Club 4. Hi-Y 43 Le Cercle FYEIIIQHTSQ Asst. Bus. Mgr. of DOE-WAI-I-JACK 43 Track Team 3. Sec. of Junior Classg Dramatic Club 3. 43 Deb'Cret Clubg Cheer Leader 4. Dramatic Club 3. 4: Pres. of Quill and Scroll 43 Barker 3. Managing Editor 43 Le Cercle Francais 43 Glee Club 3, 4. Library Club 3, 4g Glee Club 3. 4. Patrol 4. Patrol 3. Latin Club 43 Secretary of Home Room 4. Red Cross 4. Junior Marshal: Le Cercle Franqais3 Glee Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4. Le Cercle Francais 43 Golf Team 4. Le Cercle Francais 43 Hi-Y SDOHSUIQ Secretary of Home Room 4: Honor Society 43 Glee Club 3g Barker 43 Marshal. HT-B373 Red Cross 3g Football 3. Treasurer Of Home Room 4. Girl Scouts 3, 43 Library Club 3, 4. Hi-Y 3. 43 Football 3. 43 Basketball 3. 43 Tennis 33 Treas. of Le Cercle FI'ancais3 Monogram Club 3. 43 Vice Pres. of Home Room 4. Glee Club 43 Library Club 43 Dramatic Club 4. Girl Scouts 3: Glee Club 3. Deb-Cret Club 4. Football 3, Capt. 43 Treas. of Monogram Club 43 Monogram Club 33 Hi-Y 4. Red Cross 33 Glee Club 3, 43 Library Club 3. Glee Club 3, 43 Patrol 3, 4. 77 s Name ELSIE llf'lAE THOMPSON PAUL GRAHAM THOMPSON MARGARET EVEY TREXLER NELLIE JUANITA LTPRIGHT CLINTON VANI-IOY NIARVIN GARRETT WADE JAMES SMITH WACONER JOHN NEAL WALKER TIIELMA WHITE ELLA RAE WHITEsELI. ll'lARMAN ADRIAN WIGCINS lVlARGIE ALICE W1I.I.IAMs LAURA LEOLA WOOD N iclmame Gump Dinlr Peggy Nell Umillie Blllldy Buflfly johnny Shorty' Pitney Arie Sparlrie Slots Activities Glee Club 3, 4. Hi-Y 3, 45 Le Cercle Francais 4. Barker 35 Girl Scouts 35 Le Cercle Francais 45 Dramatic Club 4. Hi-Y 3. 45 Le Cercle Francais 45 Honor Society 45 Golf Team 4. Band 3, 45 Tre-as. of D. E. Club. Honor Society. Le Cercle Francais 45 Tennis Team 3, 45 Band 35 Student Council 45 Hi-Y 3. 4, Pres. 45 Treas. of Home Room 35 Vice Pres. of Sr. Class5 Honor Society 3, 45 DOE-WOE-JACK 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Marshal 35 Football 3, 45 Patrol 3. Le Cercle Francais. Football 4: Capt. of Basketball 3, 4: Pres. of Monogram Club 45 Treas. of Monogram Club 35 Pres. of Deb-Cret Club 4. Deb-Cret Clubg Patrol 3. Glee Club 35 Dramatic Club 3, 4. Special Advertising Staff I T T' Left to right: Richard Moore, Nat Garrison, Dickey Fowler, Dickey Anderson Lasley Dameron 1 78 Elon College Offers Many Opportunities for Local Boys and Girls A Group of Day Sturlenfs in Ilie Day Student Parlor. Elon College will start new classes in June and September. If you are interested in getting your college training While you live at home and enjoy tlie comforts and pleasure of the family circle, write or call and We shall be glad to furnish you the information you desire. LEON EDGAR SMITH, President Miss O'B1'yan fseeiug smoke coming from Home EC. Kitcheulz Red, what did you do to that cake? Helen IRG-di Loy: Well, the recipe said to cook it and then beat it for ten minutes and when I got back it had burned up. Compliments of GLAMOUR SHOP BAKER-CAIVIIVIACK - Girls Make This Your COIIIIIZZ-IIICIIIS of M98lll1.g Place MILLS, INC. ' . ' Main Street FLORENCE E. WAGNER IVIiIIi1'1e1'y Spring Street Next Door to B. A. Sellars PHIDNE 1685 MOON PeopIe's Insurance FASHION SHOP Agency, Inc. GRAHAM? N' C' All Forms of 0 INSURANCE Tl S le tore for Smart R. T. Halyburton, Mgr. M' , f' lsses and Women Phone 957 : Burlington, N. C. Andy Glenn: Say, Lawrence, I've got on my long unclerwear. It's all wool too L, Sykes: How do you know? Andy: Well, when I bend over, I hear a lonely shepherd playing. num M , Illlllll lllllll +0,,u-r.,,,r'Q Compliments of ,I SouthernDairies I, A ke Crum A W mf Your Credit Jeweler Ulf' ICE CREAM IN FANCY FORMS for all occasions-call for it at your favorite dealer. SOUTHERN DAIRIES TlLLMAN'S C 3Ol South Main Street r,-. PHONE 46 Burlington, N. C. R. E. QUINN 4 AND CoMPANY xg 1 Lee L 6355 Quality Furniture l 4 For Less Money 1 ill West Davis Street SML HQNE Compliments of . . V- Cafe Greensboro Daily News The Greensboro Record All the News That's Fit to Print Morning, Evening, Sunday A. H. JONES, Local Distributor lO7 East Front Street PHONE 477 V M Dorothy Keziah: I slid down the banisters last night and made at three-point landin Betty Levison: What do you mean three-point? Dorothy: I landed on a pitchfork. V' 1 Compliments of fitrigfw N- ij H. J. RHODES fl RX ATTORNEY AT LAW Sv C ii i Security Bank Building A fd, Eighth Floor ff . 'iff ff BURLINGTON, N. C. T, Cia-s1TnM ALAMANCE LUMBER COMPANY, Inc. J. M. ATWATER, President H. A. ATWATER, Vice President D. W. MALONE, Secretary and Treasurer Service That Satisfies PHONE 6 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Horne Dry Cleaners G- MARVIN HOLT 720 East Davis Street Frigidaire Dealer Q Suits Made to Measure Authorized Sales and Service 0 PHONE 119 West Front Street Ben Stearns: Oh, a new radio for your car. I'm going to tune in some conga music K. Coble: Conga, huh! That comes in when the motor starts. IMPERIAL BARBER SHOP Five Barbers to Serve You Opposite Alamance Theatre PHONE l580 Woon S WILLIAMSON, Proprietors Direct Sales from Mill to Customer of Plain and Novelty Dress Fabrics Fine Combezl Yarn Cinglmms Fast Color Prints and Broarlcloth Ladies' Full Fashioned Silk Hose Draperies - Upholstery U'I1flI1i.S'lZt'fl Crepe in Plain and Novelty lfeares illerfs Shirts - Merfs Hose E. M. Holt Textile Co. Plaid Street : Burlington, N. C. Conzplirnents of B A M B Y Q nlfs Policed for Freshness BURLINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE Day and Evening Classes in all Commercial Subjects .J T I dt the Bug Gu W6 CALL FOR AND DQLIVER PHON6 l399 MQW 5' O Burlington, N. C. Compliments of Ideal Dry Cleaners ll6 Logan Street Phone 934 TI p T y ldy ySt tf d S Ig T W 11 IJ t lkdth t yy tl hyg tdk Compliments of L. W. PRITCHETT, DISTRIBUTOR for GULF OIL PRODUCTS Phone 892 : Burlington, N. C. ' A cw 5332 I 3 Compliments of - FAUCETTE COAL SALES Co. gl. , . 4 km COACH BEQLEW SHADY GROVE SODA SHOP At the Big Gun 1' FOSTER'S CAFE Cameron Street We Make Our Own Ice Cream Banks Bowland: I believe I'1l follow a pugilistic ca1ee1 Wayne Andrews: What's that? Banks: Pugilistic. You know P-U- Wayne: P-U-huh! That's you all right, Bud. Call 891 For Your BIRTHDAY CAKES WEDDING CAKES PARTY CAKES ROLLS : BREAD CAKES : PIES PhiI7s Pastry Shop 600 South Church Street BRYAINVS GROCERY The Oldest Grocery Store Up Townu Wonder Why? Compliments of STANDARD HOSIERY MILLS, INC. ALAMANCE, N. C. For an Evening of Complete Enjoyment Visit Putter's Paradise I8-hole Miniature Golf Course South Church Street Extension Compliments of TheJ. C. Penney Co. A Nationwide Institution with over Fifteen Hundred Stores in Every State in the Union We Serve Millions of Satisjfed Customers Each Year. ucille Woodford: Hey, Pearl, I heard you dated a country boy last night. Cross: I'll say, and boy, was he green! ucille: Whatte, you mean green? arl: Why, he was so green, when he opened his mouth, I mailed a letter in As Burlington's oldest, largest and most modern department store, SELLARS again extends congratulations to the graduation class of Burlington High School. Over a period of years we have served every gradu- ating class since the very beginning of school in Burlington. With your continued patron- age, we hope to serve many more classes in fu tu re years. B.A6s7g5.LfzRs 5-fSs,oNs P5505 R I 0. U- I. IDU. DFI. cur- N-V' ngrsland E only by Pells!-Cola 00ml'aM' LD BURLINGTON, N. C. 1 1 l Johnny Walker Crhyming, as usual to Clinton Vanhoylz Say Clinton, I'm down to my last rhyme, think me u a verse sometime. D Mrs. Hunter: I'11 give you one now-Sit down and get to work, Jerk! ROCK CREEK W DA' RY Grade A Product . iii' .iff .V PHONE 411 513 Louis ALLEN Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of '42 Lowe. ' FUNERAL HOME Smells Manufacturing Company Mebane Shoe Co. Main Street Burlington, N. C. The Place to Buy Good Shoes for the Whole Family Gordon Hosiery ':Slar Brand Shoes Are Better WEAR LONGER-COST LESS Compliments of R. A. Coble Hardware Phone 1872-73 POME Algie saw a bear The bear saw Algie The bear is bulgy The bulge is Algie. Colnpliments of RUS TERMINAL GRILL The Home of Fine Food CITY DRUG Rexall Drug Store Corner of Front and Main Streets PHONE 312 - 314 Prompt Delivery NEESE-SHOFFNER FURNITURE CO. FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS We carry a complete line at all times in the BEST of LUGGAGE, TRUNKS, GLADSTONES, WEEK-END BAGS and FITTED CASES. PHONE 340. WATSON ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY o Compliments of I 208 West Andrew Street Aunt S Cafe Phone 2633 POME Deleano had a, little cat His fur was black as soot And on DQIQHIIOIS little lap, His sooty foot he put. S HO P w ere our ollar buys MUST , f Corner Main and Davis Streets Everything to Wear for the Entire Family at Low Pricesi' BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations to the Q5-ry Closs of '42 !:i ,I LIBERTY LUNG H X Pi Main Street -1 4: PHONE 9I35 MAIN STREET DRUG COMPANY Filling Prescriptions is the Most Important Partgof Our Business WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS PHONE 20 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA l t Garland Newlin: Say. Casey, why don't you go in for aviation? Casey J.: I can't stand high altitudes. Why I even get dizzy when I kiss a tall blonde PHONE 969 . 1 B L A L 0 C K 9 S Beeswax. 243 : PHONES : 244 Morton-Miller, Inc. Dress Accessories, Linens, Small House Furnishings, Curtains, Draperies and Gift Items PHONE 2470 Burlington, N. C. NEWLIN HARDWARE COMPANY QUALITY HARDWARE for Home and Farm All Kzfnfls of BUILDING MATERIALS Your Patronage Is Appreciated PHONE 871 - 372 COIIZIJZZINZEILKS of THE JEWEL BOX 'LAI the Sign of the Bulova Clockv Burlington, N. C. Complzfniezzts of L. E. SPIKES R. Payne: Hi Coach! Wha,t's cookin Mr. Clayton: Nothing, it smells like 'Z this around here all the time. Compliments of CAROLINA BARBER SHOP Six Specialized Barbers to Serve You PHONE 1317 Compliments of The State Theatre Your Friendly Independent Theatre Alamance Hot Wiener Lunch Compliments of GSW LASLEY 9 Serve the Il0SIERY MILLS Very Bestv R. K. LASLEY 200 West Front Sfreei' HOSIERY PHONE 888 HGG'-Y W'GG'-Y Modern Laundr ANDERSON COMPANY 5 Cleaners Y Groceries 1 Fruits A Complete Cleaning Meats Service Vegetables South Main Street PHONES 922 - 923 Burlington, N. C. Mr. Gilreath fin study halllz Andrew, if I iiud out you burst that stench bomb ln the back of the room, 1'l1 lower your conduct grade. Andy Burgess: Just because something happens to be associated with stench you don t have to blame me. Princess Dress Shop PICKETT HOSIERY 'GKnown for Values South Main Street! PHONE 1343 Burlington, N. C. MILLS, INC. Manufacturers FINE SEAMLESS HOSIERY Sprinkle Gasoline Corner New Highway 70 and Holt Serves-Saves-Sells FAIR PRICES ALWAYS You Are Always Welcome C'0mplimen.ts of Davis News Co O Church Street Burlington, N. C. CECIL CANT General Insurance FIRE : AUTOMOBILES CASUALTY : LIFE 506-7 National Bank Bldg. PHONE 1215 3' S X at ' 1.53 C 1 kk ai ' if BAS:-mfr gun Norma Garrison: Do you know the difference between a fox-trot and a rhumba? R V d rf d' I'11 bite wh t i it Norma? . an e or . , a s , Norma: Well, in a fox-trot you toss your torso and in a rhumba you toss your tO1'SO II1OI'9 SO. COMPLIMENTS OF THE CITY of B RLI GTO if 'CTHE HOSIERY MILL CENTER OF THE SOUTHB' F1 st Moron fin asylumh KBHSJ: Why are We all here? Second Moron: Because W6'I'6 not all there. If! so I l as 1. . uw Hn. Rhoges Q .4 o-uno,-1 Compliments of Your Nash Dealer TROLLINGER STREET SERVICE STATION PHONE 9299 MELVILLE DAIRY 'A' Producers of that Rich Jersey Milk if PHONE 1600 CITY LAUNDRY and CLEANERS, INC. One Call Cleans Alli' Webb Avenue and Flanner Street PHONE II34 - II35 Burlington, N. C. Compliments of Washington Cafe PRIVATE DINING ROOM FOR BANQUETS Phone 492 Burlington, N. C. Compliments of E. C. PEELE 223 West Front Street Electrical Installations Electrical Appliances and Lightolier Fixtures PHONE 1500 M s. Joyner: Enuly, has that gallant young man asked you for a date yet E ily J.: Not yet, mother, but the ku ight is yol ! Compliments of EARIJS TEXACO SERVICE ir Congratulations to the Class 0 f 1942 AUTO PARTS Cr ELECTRIC COMPANY Automotive Parts and Electrical Service General Repairing and Motor Rebuilding Phone 43 Burlington, N. C H A D L E Y 7 S Wfhe Jewelers ' WITH OUR GRAHAM, N. C. FORTY YEARS SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW H PHONE 2488 Compliments of R E Complzfments of Quality Dry Cleaners BANK QW' BURLINGTON, N. C. Phone 2101 - 2102 John Sneed Cleaving olllce of painless dentistl: Well Doc, maybe you are painless but I ain't. Wear Lammis Value First 5 - Clothes for r Genuine Satisfaction if r 5 LAMM CLOTlIING co. 5 R BURLINGTON, N. C. M F , uckle au cane? SIN G LEE HAND-LAUN DRY Spring Street SOMERS 6' GARRISON REALTORS ':We Buy and Sell Real Estatei' Somers 6' Coltman Insurance Agency, Inc. lf it's worth owning lt's worth insuring Office: 405 Spring Street Compliments of JOHN J. HENDERSON ATTORNEY-AT.LAw Burlington, N. C. Compliments of SUPREME DRY CLEANERS Our modern method of cleaning and repairing insures long life to your clothes. PHUNE 1203 309 Fisher Street Burlington, North Carolina Satisfaction Guaranteed B. Anderson: Don't you think that girl I dated last night was lovely? D. Anderson: It all depends on the light. Sl1e's a knockout in a blackout but fright in the light. Compliments of Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores Ladies' and Misses' Reudy-to- Wear, Millinery, Lingerie and Accessories Miss Thurston's Shoppe 'k Correct Fenzinine Apparel North Main Street 305 S h M S out oin treet PHONE l94l Burlington, N. C. THE TEXTILE SALES RO0M Compliments of UPHOlASr'lI'ERgizESlgAPERY Rosenbloonfs MATERIALS Men's and Boys' Wear 610 Morehead Street 502 Burh gl0n' lx' C' S. Main St. Davis St PHONE 1730 Compliments of Congratulations HOSIERY to CORPORATION Class Of ,42 fjohn B. Stratford Hosieryj if for Men, Women, and Children BARNWELL BROS., Inc. fif...s I a Alluwee Jones: I see you have on a clean shirt today. C. D. Gattis: Yeah. 1 stayed up all night. erasing it. '6Part of All You Earn Is Yours to Save Save systematically during your productive years for old age Financial Independence. Community Federal Savings and Loan Association Opposite Post Office Phone 460 D. C. BRYAN, President R. D. WHITE, Secremry-Treasurer Compliments of T.N.BOONE The Tailor BURLINGTON, N. C. Hood Sporting Goods Official Dealers for the Famous COLDSIVIITH and SPAULDING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT The Columbia Built Bicycles Rugby School Sweaters Celt Pays to Play PHONE 864 Burlington, N. C. M. B. SMITH HEADQUARTERS FOR POPULAR PRICED FURNITURE and ESTATE HEATROLAS 437 South Main Street Burlington, N. C. 'lx If ' 'as Sv X Lbs ' SX ?' A .,f h ' n -ri 1 fi 4.-4 Q tx -I ae:-'15 rw 'T-2955: 2,1745 ' ' T , ' T r CJMJTRY COHLf A E-NNE TH Compliments of EFlRD'S Department Store Burlington, N. C. J y Biveus: I ot g g t 1 d d th b t g J C. Lamm: A d hy t Jmmy: We11,Isldd h dgS tl dI t plt g g'XI th May-Mc Ewen-Kaiser Company Burlington, North Carolina 'A' Manufacturers of Hosiery Full-Fashioned and Seamless for Ladies ACME DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS We Appreciate Your Business WHITMANWS CANDY EASTMAN KODAKS Telephone 474 W. D. NOAH J. I. WHITE Mrs. Hunter: I wonder what I did with those blank sheets. J. Walker: Why, Mrs. Hunter, I didn't know you used such language. Q Compliments of his xy' fQ'?1s H. Frank Mitchell, Jr. gil! jf ffl General Contractor l 'lf'l:'li rm .gf Burlington, N. C. GREY HDAN5 It's Fun to Shop and Alamance Printing Co. Save at J. T. SHEETS GUY B. EPHLAND BURLINGTONWS Pf0fl1wefS Of MAMMOTH Distinctive Printing FOOD CENTER and BIG STAR E gm i g S 523 South Main St. Phone 384- U Burlington, N. C. Ql. C. HARRIS LUMBER CO. Lumber Building Materials PHONE 373 Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of O. E. BASS Hendersonville, North Carolina Representing H ERFF-JONES COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana First Moron fto moron painting ceiling from that paint brush? S d N-I ' : Y 11 h ? econ 1 oion ea , w y First M.: You'd better hold on tight 'cause la,dde1 l: Have you got a good grlp on 1,111 going to move the ladder. Courtesy of the RICH 6' THOMPSON MERCERIZINC SERVICE CC,MPANY 'A' Q PHONE l076 Burlington, North Carolina BURLINGTON, N. C. Compliments of Green and McClure i GRAHAM, N. c. Compliments of W. R. MASSEY Compliments of .l. CURRY ISLEY 81 SONS Maple Avenue Extension GROCERIES : MEATS FRUITS : VEGETABLES Delivery Service Phone 1756 ALAMANCE MOTORS INC. Your Chevrolet Dealer PHONE 936 Opposite Alamance Hotel Burlington, North Carolina Betty Fidler: Give me a good deinition of a beauty parlor. Walker P.: It's a, place where a. girl pretty over the Cweakl end. goes on Friday to get her hair Bxed to look Compliments of ALAMAN CE HOTEL Compliments of Foster Shoe Co. 'A' lll East Davis Street Burlington, North Carolina C.A . LEA BUS AND TAXI SERVICE 214 West Front BURLINGTON, Phone 777 NORTH CAROLINA CHAS, V, SHARPE, INC, Congratulations to the pH0NE 333 Class of 1942 Burlington, North Carolina PERSONNEL i CHAS. V. SHARPE Dl00REFIELD PAUL R. BOWMAN Miss SALLIE MosER Miss EMMA JOHNSTON Miss PAULINE PICKARD FLORIST and DRESS SHOP Lorene Brammer: Whenever I get down in the dumps, I buy myself a new hat. Lois Leach: So! That's where you get them! BARKER'S TIRE SERVICE Modern Tire Recapping PHONE IO8 Church and Davis Complinzenfs of CURRIN AND HAY HMat and Pat Compliments of THE LADIES ' SMART SHOP 'A' The latest to wear for Ladies who carev Compliments of McLellan Stores Ilncorporatedl T ROLLIN GERAS F LORIST Flowers for All Occasions Members of Florists Telegraph Delivery Associalion Orders Receive Prompt Attention Phones: Store 931-Night 519 Burlington, N. C. CITY CASH GROCERY Groceries and Meats Corner Holt and Fisher PHONE IOI8 I ' .Igf Uv, .I Qylgjxyljhkllyijj if fs 1 Q I I ' J! llc, I yyfj JJ, ' J YN , , ' BI, nch G ' ew 11 you count with a daisy to see if your boy friend loves you? 9, V K , Rice71 N it mi it have turned out wrong. I used a. three-leafed clover. J ,YI ' Q1 , WH Ii WV! Jennings M. Bryan Bason and Bason A - J LADIES' READY-To-WEAR ,ff Complete MILLINERY, LINGERIE Insurance Service and NOVELTIES PHONE 173 ik 509-11 Security Bank Building Burlington, N. C. 113 East Davis Street Burlington, N. C. b . g NEAL WRIGHT ss I ,mi JEWELRY f JV Diamonds - fewelry .Ad , 1 Hamilton and Elgin Watches If I U ' N 204- South Main Box 387 if DEM FOWIQT- PHONE 224.2 W. H. DUNCAN ESSO STATION 'A' Davis and Church Streets TELEPHONE 1490 A. D. Pate and Co Reliable Quality Printers Since 1906 TELEPHONE 216 Burlington, North Carolina Norma. C.: I maintain that love-making is just the same as it always was. Carrold S.: How do you know? Norma C.: I just read about a Greek maiden who salt and listened to a Lyre. Compliments of ELKINS AND TERRELL Compliments of MOTOR CO. DeSoto and Plymouth B21'1'y LOU Shop Sales and Service Used Cars Burlington, North Carolina All Makes and Models No. Main Street Phone 1884 INSURED SAVI NGS-HOME LOANS EACH ACCOUNT FULLY INSURED UP TO 55,000 Since 1914 we have faithfully served thousands of local SAVERS - INVESTORS - BORROWERS Let the Friendly NHOIIZB Folksn Serve You Assets liver 31,250,000 First Federal Savings and Loan Association 102 West Front Street Burlington, N. C. Congratulations to the Class of '42 Conzpliments of 1 if ,GOLDMAN'S Shoes, Hosiery too UNITED DOLLAR STORE Burlington, N. C. Cop: Didn't you see me hold up my hand? Elouise C.: I did not, Cop: Didn't you hear ine blow my whistle? Elouisez I did not. Cop: Well, I guess I might as well go home. I don't seein to be doing much good heie C. J. DLRHAM COAL and WOOD Telephone 237 'gWe Don't Keep the Best Coal in Town-We Sell If, East End Service Station We Grease to Please AUTO ACCESSORIES SOFT DRINKS CANDIES L W. M. Garner, Mgr. Phone 9163 900 Webb Ave. COOPER AND SANDERS Associate: W. CLARY HOLT Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Suite 307 Security Bank Bldg. -'fir C at ii-4Ql , . l r. f? iff ,Ps 7' 9? , nl -Ji K K N ge. lj.: C. D- GATT! S' M. W. CROWSON Insurance National Bank Building Burlington, N. C. C. C. STURBINS QUALITY FURNITURE At Lowest Prices Plaid Street Extension and Bueno TELEPHONE 1036 Miss Bowen Cto Math Classbz What does lnilk come 1117 Doris B.: Pints. Miss Bowen: Correct. And what else? Country Boy: I know, squirts. Cobb Motor Co. C.,,,,,,,i,,,e,,,S of Complete One Stop Service Station WRECKING SERVICE and TOWN TAVERN GENERAL REPAIR , Auto Painting Body and Fender Repairs Esso Service T The Best Place to Eat Burlington, N. C. Front Street Phone 729 West Davis Street ALAMANCE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS G6Save a Day the Laundry Way 5 560 - PHONES - 561 Burlington, North Carolina We Invite You to Visit Uur Compliments of Modern Salon Gilliams' Poultry BEAIEEPQKNEELGN and p 1075 East Front Street Feed Company PHONE Q51 uThe Hair Style Center Sara Copeland: What's the matter? Betty Jean Haynes: Therets a Hy in my soup! S3111 C-I DOHT W01'1'Y. a Hy can't drink much. 'lr A LOYAL ALUMNUS ul' The National Bank of Burlington Member of Federal Reserve System Deposits Insured Up To 35,000 For Each Account 2K3 Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings '60ur Policy-Safety Firstn We solicit business, based upon strong financial condition. We render every service possible commensurate with the policies of safe banking. Yours very truly, L. J. BLAKEY, President and Trust Officer. Sam Spoon iarguing with Lasley Dameronl: I do11't say all lawyers are crooks but they don't make angels of men. Lasley D.: No. doctors certainly have the best of lawyers there. Best Wishes Modern Grocery C ime 'S of THE BEST MEATS DR. WM. C. JEFFCOAT and GROCERIES PHONES 2309 - 2310 H7 Trollinger Street Compliments of Burlington Curb Market MR. C. B. COBLE, Mgr. Compliments to Class of '42 ' R. F. Kirkpatrick A . 6' Sons 1 ... fg. General Contracting JOE N ' EESE Mr. McLeod fin Bible Classjz Who defeated the Phillistiues? Richard Moore: I d011't know. I dou't keep up with those minor league teams ll l fvfuf WWW Q lb-mgwfvfl ., 4. Burlington Coco-Cola Bottling Co. Mrs. Watson: Walker, what are you doing? Walker P.: Oh, I was just wondering how I'1n going to get out of high school Mrs. W.: Don't worry, son, they'1l get you in the draft. Shop at Sears and Save Q SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 200 East Front Street Burlington, N. C. U-SAVE-IT FOOD STORE Groceries Fruits Vegetables 122 Front Street Burlington, N. C. Compliments of .N A. and E. GEOCEEY ERUITS, VEGETABLES A and pl QUALITY MEATS ,-l1Q,gFgw Corner of WOl'Eh and Davis Streets Phone 702 ly: lflfi' . fgfhri, gm UEARNS Compliments of n USE 'f.'Zf.ff,'F.SH'?.ZY.1'.f,e0ffZ' SINCLMR , H. C. GASOLINE Motor Rebuilding . AM . Machlne Shop J ES COWAN, Agent Everything for Your Car PHQNE 702 Phone 290 209 W. Davis St. Burlington, N. C. BEST WISHES PAR MOUNT CARQHLHN IL MANCIE NQDRTII CARULHNA THEATRES, Inc. All the News Fit to Print NEWS FEATURES AND COMIC STRIPS DAILY TIMES-NEWS Future Leadership is Entrusted to You Phones 60 - 1275 Bachelor' 0 Tarts lt took a long time to get that AB. but thanks to Inotlern kitchen appli- ances, you can get your Master of Cook- ing degree in practically no time at all. This is a good time to get acquainted with the new electric ranges and re- frigerators as well as the other fascinat- ing electrical kitchen aids on display at the electrical stores. Start your P. G. course now! Compliments of ROSES p 5-10-250 STORES Inc. Jeweler Since 1870 Hi' C. F. NEESE QQ gt Q ff! AEM? 9 Sega if X , X 'tl-til. li W ,ns ltr 3 ill tl PDWER 00, mm UPTOWN CASH COAL SALES COMPANY Kenneth H. Faucette, Mgr. al' TELEPHONE 714 KIRKMAN PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY Plumbing, Heating P and Electrical Supplies Telephone 224 Compliments of Regular Dinners - Curb Service N EW OAK GROVE CAFE HUNTLELR-ILOCKTON Formerly WILLOW OAK INN Modern Air Conditioned i Homemade Ice Cream Complete Home Service With a Smilen Furnishings Intersection Routes 70 and 54- Get Your Good Gulf Products from Carte r's Service Station Courteous Service Our Motto WASHING : POLISHING LUBRICATION Phone 9127 Compliments Of E. S. W. DAIVIERON Compliments of TOWER HUSIERY MILLS Compliments of SELLERS HOSIERY MILLS Manufacturers LADIES' HOSIERY Compliments of ALAMANCE F C X SERVICE H. E. BREWER, Mgr. Burlington, N. C. TELEPHONE 1298 Meet Your Friends Here Make o Regular Weekly Appointment to Bowl Here Ehioy the benefits of healthy . . . I exercise IU our COIWQGUIO otmosphere. iiWl16T6 good fellows always meet ALAMANC E BOWLING CENTER Compliments of BURLINGTON ICE AND DELIVERY COMPANY Call 771 or 148 For Sandwiches and Sandwich Filling Compliments to the Class of '42 FOR PARTIES Chicken Salad, Pimento Cheese, Y Deviled Eggs, etc. Mizz SANDWICH co. Mebdne I-Gundfy For Quick Service On All GROCERIES Call 622-.I CHURCH STREET GROCERY We Deliver Orders By Motor Bike Harrison Grocery Gas and 051 Groceries : Meats Vegetables Rauhut Street Home Cooked Meals Barbecue The Best in Alumunce Good Things to Eat BROWN'S NO. l CAFE Trollinger Street Phone ll80 Compliments ot All Photographs and Groups in this Annual Made by ANGLIN STUDIU If it is a Photo, Give Us a Call Portraits : Copying CENTU RY Commercial H OSI E RY Photography CORPORATION , Enlargmg EXPERT KODAK FINISHING Phone 1095 J ix C H ARLO ,Lhwf E ENGRAVING CO gamma! 0!Q'afz1!z9?xJvQ Cha rlottz, Norlh Cc rol inc 4 A X. 1, bh- u I. ,X v,t 55 E153fl1ETiYbi'Q X' ' X ' i l, sssi ixfstfffsgiikkrlllblllwlll l l v M W X , x. SX. ,i X X - 'ff 5fil.pfjf5X,.wXifXX'XXfSl il it r V G X-yi A lf llqll 2 1 BUILDERS l f 2 D S 4 F' i Ulm' i e Q qui 1 Vi?i?:3E ia?5teiC:f1t,Q:5e:L?ai1m232 -D 'wil D M really great accomplishment. The ' l ft 5 F - X X ability lo weave the threads of imagi- , l QQ? 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Burlington High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC) online collection, 1939 Edition, Page 1

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 Burlington High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC) online collection, 1940 Edition, Page 1

1940

 Burlington High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC) online collection, 1941 Edition, Page 1

1941

 Burlington High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC) online collection, 1943 Edition, Page 1

1943

 Burlington High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC) online collection, 1944 Edition, Page 1

1944

 Burlington High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC) online collection, 1945 Edition, Page 1

1945

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