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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1944 volume:

V, x-X HIG 0 IN XJMJ 765 O A 'S- S m 3 E , Il '! 'S O nof! K2 O g 9Ip,Ox X3 Q NANCY STEELE, Editor-in-Chief CHARLES BINGENHEIMER, Business Manager M2254 11 9 3 Xfdilayit' Tiwwifgjf D I I TRATION AND F CULTY Miss CARRIE B. WILSON, BS., W.C.U.N.C.g MR. L. E. SPIKES, A.B., M.A., Dukeg Ph.D., M.A., U.N.C.g Supervisor of Instruction. George Peabodyg City Superintendent of Schools. MISS EVA WISEMAN, B.Mus., Converseg Music. MR' JAMES A' GEROWP B-5-2 N' C' State' M'Ed'7 Dukeg Principal of Burlington High. IWISS JETT HARVIEL, Secretary to Superintendent. NIISS NELL HARVIEL, Secretary to Supervisors MRS. W. J. BARKER, Visiting Teacher. Board of Education Mr. J. D. Strader, Mr. W. A. Lowe, Dr. H. V. Murray, Mr. B. V. May, Dr. L. E. Spikes, Superintend- entg Mr. T. D. Cooper, Chairman. 4 Zx X. f f L WN 1 .x w W QQHM X . .J A ' 1 I Q . . 1' 1 4 Aycock Bowen Bullard Davis Fink Call a Garrett Gilreath Guilon llairslon llarris lleat l FACULTY l.ELA AYCOCK, A.B., W.C.U.N.C. English GRACE R. BOWEN, A.B., Winthrop College. Mathematics anal Physics MRS. MARIE L. BULLARD, A.B., W.C.U.N.C. History MRS. A. L. DAVIS, Cafeteria Manager ELIZABETH FINK, BS., Catawba College. Commercial MARY N. GALLMAN, A.B., Winthrop Collegeg M.A., University of North Carolina. English F. R. GARRETT, A.B., High Point College. Science MRS. E. S. GILREATH, A.B., Meredith College. History MRS. DE Lois PRESSLY GUITON, A.B., B.S., High Point College. Commercial MRS. W. 0. HAIRSTON, B.S., University of Alabamag M.A., George Peabody College. English MRS. GUY V. HARRIS, BS., Appalachian Stale Teachers College. Mathematics HILDA LEE HEATWOLE, A.B., Elon College. English 6 MRS. DOROTHY G. HOLYFIELD, BS., Appalachian State Teachers College. Physical Education MRS. J. ALLEN HUNTER, AB., Bethany, M.A., Duke, University of Grenoble, fr France. French and Latin iz? ol J' 1 U MRS. RUTH B. JONES, A.B., East Carolina Teachers College. Home Economics CATHERINE KEEVER, A.B., M.A., Duke University. Science EMILY LOUISE LOFTIN, A.B., Duke, B.A.L.S., University of North Carolina. Librarian MRS. ANNIE LYTLE MILLER, A.B., Lenoir-Rhyne College. Bible MILDRED MURRELL, A.B., Duke University. English MRS. HELEN M. POPE, A.B., East Carolina Teachers College. Home Economics E. F. RHODES, A.B., Elon College. Band BAXTER R. RIDENHOUR, A.B., East Carolina Teachers College. Physical Education LESTER RAY RIDENHOUR, AB., East Carolina Teachers College. Physical Education and History HILDA SOMERS, A.B., Greensboro College. Music JUANITA RACSDALE SORRELL, A.B., Meredith College. History MARY R. TAYLOR, A.B., W.C.U.N.C. Mathematics Holyfielml Hunter Jones Keever Loftin Pope Rhodes B. R. Ridenhour L. R. Ridenhour Somers 'I'EECh3T' FAC LTY 'll ll M ll Sorrell Tavlor A -v A gk ,unu- :+A-mmM,f,far ' w 5 ,nun-f if wk is +?+Maf N MY OPINION there are no finer boys and girls to he found anywhere than those in Burlington High School. You repre- sent what good home t1'aining and good religious training can produce. It is always a happy pleasure and a privilege to Work with such fine boys and girls and I am proud to be a part of the organization of Burlington High School. Sincerely yours, JAMES A. GEROW. 3 . 8 E, THE SENIOR CLASS of ,44, happily dedicate our DOE-WAH-JACK to Miss Grace Bowen, a dominant factor of B. H. S. life who-after eight years of uns-elfish service- contlnues to help us Hadd, subtract, divide, and multiply our way to victory. 9 Socializin' ..., 'X lmevv of cuties ...A A nmher lmevy . . . Still unollu-r . . . The lonv female . . . What 1 . l a gang! . . . and luv said . . . Cmnkin' up news . . . Kelaxin . . . Ronleus . . . W0 slick together. l ' 10 Kg .Q.,.v5.' .IQ-'t,A1Jf-...iftg A As. . x..-Q..-Q-9, , 'A ,wf,...JX - f Mg, M, .M .IAYIJLI 4 W 4, A l lllllllll.. 00 ' ': 'Q 90 0 0 'Q 0 - 9 ,Q 4 Q' 9 9 ix' , . I Our Past 1941 . . . For two hundred and fifty boys and girls 194-1 was the beginning of a long and happy adventure. We had arrived-high school at last. No longer, in our eyes were we children, but we were on the long road that leads to adulthood. Perhaps in spite of this conviction, we were a little scared deep down inside of what lay ahead of us. Yet we were determined to do our best and to leave a good record behind us. When we settled down to the business of selecting ofhcers for our freshman year, we chose those who were most capable of serving us. Mary Ann Barrett was elected pres- identg Bobby Morton, vice presidentg Betty Levison, secretary and Thomas Lindley, 'treas- urer. Science, Latin, and Home Economics were our big bug-a-boos that year and how we labored over them. Football, basketball, band and glee clubs kept us rather busy all the year. Therefore it was with a sigh of relief, that in the spring, we bade farewell to the B.H.S. campus and said Mhellow to the old swimming hole. 1942 . . . ln 1942 we greeted Burlington High School with a determined ring in our voices, for our country was at war. We knew that as soldiers of the homefront we could do our share by supporting our school, our teachers, and our fellow students. Our officers for the year were Dorothy Keziah, Keaton Clark, Robert Suggs, and Rebecca Ryerson. 1943 . . . When we came back to the halls of learning in 1943, we felt at home. For this year we were Juniors and another step nearer the day when we would receive our diplomas. Class officers for the year were Rodney Coleman, Betty Lynn Barnwell, Agnes Storey and Jimmy Lyon. This new year brought about many changes in B.H.S. Mr. Biggerstaff re- signed as principal and was replaced by Mr. James A. Cerow, who proved to be a great favorite among us. Physical education was added to the curriculum, causing many a 'gbent back and shuilied gait during our first months. The history notebooks of Mrs. Gilreath and Mrs. Latta caused us many a sleepless night. Mrs. Hunterls a'Quelle-heure est-il, slil vous plaitw kept us looking unhappily at our watches, wondering why they were either too slow or too fast. Violet Stone, a promising young newspaper-woman in the Junior class, was appointed assistant editor of the Barker and Becky Hogan and Frances Land Junior assistants of the DOE-WAH-JACK. The coming vacation in the spring brought to a close a year filled with memories of lessons and games and that never-to-be-forgotten Junior- Senior Prom. 1944 . . . Seniors! at last! the top of the ladder. lt was a long, hard pull. Was it worth it? You can bet y-our life it was! Getting ready for a bang-up year we elected our officers- Walter Jackson or better known as uBud, Dorothy Keziah, Mildred Fulcher, and Hazel Coleman. Nancy Steele was appointed editor of the DOE-WAH-JACK and Violet Stone, editor-in-chief of the Barker. We had an almost complete new change in the faculty, with only a few familiar faces among them, but we like them all. Ah! how time does Hy! The year has drawn to a close, marred only by a group of our boys leaving for the armed forces of our country. Then the Senior prom, class day, banquet, are over and We are re- ceiving those hard-earned diplomas. No longer will we greet the halls of old B.H.S., but we will face the battles of life ahead with no turning back. Due to the ideals implanted within us by our school, we can look ahead with a clear vision, with no reason for turning back. Au-revoir-dear alma matere-our hopes and dreams will always be with you. HAZEL COLEMAN, H istorian. 12 Coleman Fulcher Jackson Keziuh WAL1'E1i JACKSON . . President DOROTHY KEZIAH . . . Vice President MILDIIED FULCHER . . Secretary HAZEL COLEMAN . . Treasurer 13 .v f lr., I' lf'!f.!f.4 ' '5'1 K 4 ,I ,fvyx f ' I I1 I - ls s 'frxfx CECELIA AVALON ADAMS7fl6C6l, V. C. 35 Barker Stall 3, 45 Glee Club 4. Ulf she ever had an evil thought, she spoke no evil word. ANNA BONDS ANDREWS-fflBonnieH Basketball 3, 4. nlVe'ver put of 'till tofnorrom what you can rlo to toflayf, WADE ANDREWS-l'l'win ll' V. C. 3, 45 French Club 4. 4'He scatters enjoyment who can enjoy muchf! VVAYNE l'J1-JLMAR ANDRt5vvs-Wl'win7' V. C. 3, 45 Library Club 3, 4-5 Class Basketball 3, 515 l rench Cl KHappy is he who is contentfi ETHE1. ANGELOS- Angie, Tri-Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Librarian 35 Treasurer of Production Division of V. C. 35 D015-W'AH-JACK 45 Assistant Cheerleader. To those who know thee not, no words can paint, And those who know thee, know all words are faintf' ERA lVl.A.E AsH1.EY- En-an V. C. 35 French Club 4. 6'M0rlest anrl sweet, calm and sincere. DoNNm.1. Jomgs BAlN'3iSliL'ClC1'l, V. C. 3, 45 Football 11, l lille can who thinks he conf' ll , ll Cll NEWELL EDWARD BAKER, Jn.-J'N. Eff ,' ul 5: Football 3, 45 V. C. 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Monogram XClJt1b 4.4 V 'The secret of success is constancy of pnrposefj Pl . 1, DOROTHY BALL-- IJo1tyl' I . Barker 35 V. C. 35 Library Club 45 l rc11cl1 Club 4. uLike a circle ending never, Does my mirth go on foreverf, BETTY LYNN BARNWELL-nBet'l Vice Pres. Jr. Classg Vice Pres. Jr. Glee Club 3, 45 Marshal Honor Society 3, Vice Pres. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Sec.-Treas. of V. 35 Asso. Ed. of Annual 45 Pres. Home Room 45 Student Coun Rep. 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Assistant Man. of Student Stor Rep. Girls, State5 D.A.R. Rep. A perfect woman, nobly planned to warn, to comfort a Cgnlfflandj, RRY ANN BARRETT-'4Barrelt Cercle Francais 4g lJOE-WAII-JACK 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4g V. C. 3. 'he keystone upon which is built all loving and likirzg--depe1zfl- ability? HILDA RHEA BARTON-4'Hitty,' V. C. 33 Barker 4. My favored temple is an humble heart. HRLEY ANNE BAYNE-'4Sl1irley7' md 3, 4g Red Cross 3g Barker 3, 4g French Club 4g V. C. 3. n fellowship well could she laugh and chatterf, AMANDA BELL-MA. B? A - X Glee Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Honor Society l DOE-WAH-JACK 45 Sec.-Treas. Home Room 44 V. C. 3. i'Attempt the end and never stand to doubt, lVothing's so hard but search will and it out.', HARLES GEORGE B1NGENHE1MERA'gl3uddy'3 onor Society 3, 4-3 Hi-Y 4g Jr. Football 3g Quill and Scroll 4-g and 3, 4-5 V. C. 3, 44 Patrol 3g Bus. Man. DOE-WAH-JACK 4, food nature and good sense must ever joinfg ROGER CARLYLE BLACK- Blackie'7 Football 3, 4. He is happy who knoweth not himself to be otherwisef' ARY ELIZABETH BLANCHARDf-igWf0Hg-HIDI77 , C. 3. I do vow a friendship, ' perform it to the last article. MARY lVlILDRED BREWER+ulVl3C7, V. C. 3. 4. Only the event will teach thee in its hourf' If L A. . X ll l urn INEz BREWER-uMouk V , . ,-I lperlativeg V. C. 33 Intramural Basketball. . ' fl! life was made for love and eheerf' ' tr l .- If CLARENCE BERNAW BROWNH-g'Chuhby7' ff Football 3, 45 V. C. 3, 4. '54s round as a barrel and just as full of funf, I 1 .I , I WILLIAIVI WALTER BROWN-'4Dub Hi-Y 3, 45 V. C. 3, 45 Superlative. A dro o ortune is worth a Cask o wisrlomf, 17 I JACK MELVIN BURCH- Guggles French Club 45 V. C. 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Aviat' Club Life to me is just a comerlyf, JAMES MILTON BURNS-'4Bu rnsw Monogram Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Vice Pres. Home Room 45 Treas. Home Room 35 Band 35 Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4. Calm whatsoever storms may shake the worlclf, FRANCES BUTLER-t'Fran HNo wisdom like silencefy DOTTIE JEANETTE CATIES-AHDOC, Clee Club 3, 45 V. C. 3. ,, . . . The most rectous thtnfs arc more 0 ten tl0lLC In in small Ig is 1 packages. JOHN GRIFFIN CATES- Bug'7 Hi-Y 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 French Club V. C. 3, 45 Mgr. Football 35 Basketball 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. Happy am 1, from care I'm free! Why KlI'l3II.,l they all ccmtentcrl like me?M SHIRLEY MARIE CATES- Lee Glee Club 3, 45 V. C. 3. 'GI jimi the earth not gray, but rosyf, JOHN EDWARD CAsHIoN--A-MJohnn J' Y Hi-Y 45 Monogram Club 45 Track 35 Varsity Football 45 Ba 3, 45 V. C. 3, 45 Jr. Football 35 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. H0nce a friend always a frientlf, LEOLA CHANDLER-Kleen Barker 3, 45 V. C. 35 Superlative. A light heart lives longf, RICHARD ALBRICHT CHEEK-uDick,' Football 3, 45 V. C. 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Monogram Club 4. 'cAnytlIing worth doing at all is worth doing wellf' IEATON BUSTER CLARK-uSkinney . C. 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. His worth is warrant for his welcomef, JEAN GREY COBLE-4'Jeanie Clee Club 3, 45 V. C. 35 Pres. Home Room 45 Student Council 45 French Club 45 Honor Society 4. She openeth her mouth with wisdom, and in her tongue is the law of kindnessf, ARJORIE COBLE-uMargiev onor Society 3, 4, 55 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 55 Marshal 35 Glee Club 4, 55 Debate Club 35 Student Store Mgr. 45 Vice Pres. Student uuncil 45 V. C. Sec. Production 45 Vice Pres. Home Room 3. :ive her of the fruit of her hands and let her own works praise her. .df,4yl- t,j!p4f.,vf.,zLf ,Qi - ,,,.,,,,, bg'-3.-fwi-- Qfz-ef., lff '4f4f'V C344-fs1 .24..,4,?C..'iJ :T ,Q ' ' n. x 1 f PEGGY ALICENE W. C'oELE-t'Cheerful s-' Glee Club 3, 45 V. C. 3. I have a heart with room for every joyf' I .f :UNICE CAVINESS COLE, JE.- Bernard', I J C. 3, 4. 'hou art a fellow of good respectf' I DONALD CURT1ss CoLE-4'Stinky,' V. C. 3, 4. EGA workman is known by his workf, ADGELEN CoLE-4'Madge,, ench Club 4. ober, quiet, pensive and demure, 'ne of those friends of whom you are always suref' HAZEL COLEMAN-uSnooks', Treas. of Senior Class 45 Honor Society 45 French Club 45 His- torian 45 V. C. 35 Intramural Basketball 4-. A seeing eye and a knowing heartf, DNEY LEE COLEMAN, JR.-'4Crip,' otball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 President Student dy 45 Pres. Jr. Class 35 Superlative 45 V. C. 3, 4. eady for anything be it work or play, n all round fellow in every way. SUSIE ANN COLEY- Debil V. C. 3, 4. The world looks better from behind a smile. 3 ' ifetjtiv- --'Q I JAMES COWAN, JR.-'flimmyw V. C. 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, Vice President 4. NA little body, wherein is lodged a mighty mindf' ODESSA CRAVENflGDSSSH,, Clee Club 3. 'QA clear bargain, a dear friendfi lVlARTHA COTTON CRITCHERTGCOUY77 Transfer: Glee Club 4, French Club 4. A doer, not a dreamerf, IMOCENE CURL-'4GenieU Clee Club 35 V. C. 3. Better a good friend than silver and gold. JESSIE LEE DAMERON-lgpeggyay Glee Club 3, Red Cross 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, V. C. 35 Cheerleader 4. '4She's true to her word, her work, and her friendsf' FRED DARLINGTON, IH-NDoll Baby Glee Club 3, Baseball 3, 4, French Club 4, Varsity Football V. C. 3, 4, Guard 3, lntramural Basketball 3, 4. . What is man if he is not a mystery?U J wx X-,D IN ,Q UNDINE DEBRULERQES-g'IJiney7' V. C. 3, Clge ClubX3, 4. The-qitietiriind is richer than a crownf' . 9 It ANIFI ,LQUISE DIIEEE-MPinky,' 'Barkerli 45 . 35 Library Reporter 4. fGreatfit' is to say that none can take her place, For sje leaves a memory that time cannot eransef' 12 A 'V - A I DENNIS SIMMONS DOSTER, JR.- Denny French Club 45 Football 45 V. C. 3, 4. Idle, slow and unconcernerlg He went to class and sometimes learnedf' GRACE ELIZABETH DRIVER-glBCtly77 Tri-Hi-Y 3, President 4g Glee Club 4, V. C. 3. L'Hang sorrow, care will kill a cat, And therefore letys be merry. ENNETH DARRELL DURHAM-4'Kenny md 3, 4, V. C. 3, 4. ,et us then be what we are and what we thinkf, DONALD RUTHVEN EATON- Don Band 3, 45 V. C. 3, 43 Baseball 3. Give me a hundrerl beautiful girls, But give one at a timefl AN REBECCA FERCUsoN4 Becky', rker 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 43 V. C. he mixes work and playf' HAZEL ELIZABETH FITCH-4'Sis', ' V. C. 3. When hearts are true, Few words will clof, kN SCOTT FOCLEMAN-fScott7' I-Hi-Y 4, Sec. French Club 45 Honor Society 3, 4g Sec. of R. 4g Girls State Rep.g V. C. 3, Superlative. nd still they looked nfl still their wonder grew- ow one blonde head coulrl carry all she knewf' DEROY F owLER-'4Roy,' Transfer to Graham. The better part of valor is flIl.SCT6ll0Il.7: LLIAM Ross FREsHwATER,'JR.-HW. R. md 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, Sec. 45 Annual Stall 35 V. C. 3, 4. enius wins sometimes, arrl work always. MILDRED VEY FULCHER-4'Midgie,' Glee Club 3, 45 Vice Pres. H. R. Sqc. H. R. 45 Sec. of Senior Class. . They who are en 1,usQalway le e. ff i' ' laekf 'U Zigflrgen o i sfer: - 3Jff'n'Ga1nuralf-Basketlnall 4. hand ath made Qu ' zath made ou ood. J 1 .f y g L I CARNER-uSquirt V. . 3g Clee Club 3. al hold the worlzi but as the worlrl, a stage where everyone must play his partfi ROBERT EVERETT GARRlS0N1uBOlJlJy,, Hi-Y 3, Treas. 4, Monogram Club 4g Band 3, 4, Barker 4g Foot- ball 3, 4g Vice Pres. H. R. 45 V. C. 3, 4. MTU be glad of life because it gives you a chance to love, work and play. ANDERSON TINCE GLENN, JR.-HAndyn Honor Society 3, 4, 5, Vice Pres. 43 Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, Football 3, 4 Monogram Club 4, 5, Baseball 49 V. C. 4, 55 Treas. Sr. Cl Pres. H. R. 5, Barker 5, Quill and Scroll 5. Friends I have made, who envy must commend, But not one enemy for whom I would wish a friendf, DORIS EMELAR GLOSSON-MDOIV V. C. 39 Le Cercle Francais 4. Friend of all, enemy of none. ALTON HARPER GoDw1Nff'Harpo . Transfer The no lest mind the best he t ntment has.7-'- job, ,- I .zfffvv J . L7 :J f' . ' .T 'C' MELVIN GOODMAN-'gMa I Hi-Y 3, 45 Vice Pres. French Club, V. C. 3, 4g Class Basketball 3? 4- .inf K1 .E H--MW Good-nature is the most Cod-lik' commendation of a good man. LLOYD CLINTON GREENE-6iGf66HS,, Band 3, 4g V. C. 3, 4. Every man is the architect of his own futuref, .W A , x f ' 'J 1 l RT REESON 'ifljouign e Chg, Footll 1g4g'l3as tball 3, Monogram Club 3, 49 Glee lub , 4g'Coa Zfilfll. ketball Teams 3. Anchors aw h.', l L , ' Af ,V .51-','lil'X Tv- f Y IXXUCLRTER A 0 -'f swf? H 'Hi-Yu Vic Pre . 4, nogram Club 4, Varsity Football jBand 3 ,Nye 3, 4. f Jfgis orth is warrant for his welcomef, 1 - , DANIEL A. C. HALL-'4Dan,' Baseball 3, 43 V. C. 3, 4.' Roll on ozdpwofzd and I'll roll with youf, ,.-THOMAS RoY HALL-MTommy', V. C. 3, 4. A good man is better than anything else. IAH LENORA HARR1sf'iSis Ll Cross 3, Band 35 V. Cl. 35 French Club 4. light heart lives longf, WALLACE HAWKINS-'4Red Superlative. What 1 ean,t see I won't believe in. OMAS HEARNE-HCripi' 'e Club 3, 4, V. C. 3, 43 French Club 4. e answered his country,s call. GLENN HEATH-L'Hawk', 5 Hi-Y 45 Football 43 Monogram Club 45 Sgt.-at-Arms H. R. 43 Superlative. l. As welcome as sunshine in every place, Is the beaming approach of a good-natnrerl facef, lDRA GRACE HENDREN--'4Grey her 43 V. C. 3. fis only noble to be goozif' JAMES HARRISON H1NEs- Jimmy Football 5, Barker 5, Sec. H. R. 53 V. C. 4, 55 Pres. Erench ClulJ'4. He,s always singing a song, ' 1 - lust because there,s nothing wrongf, ' ' A . ' I IICE CARROLL HINSHAWiciPOfky',, e Club 3, Basketball 3, V. C. 3. 'od fortune gives couragef' LEON CARRINGTON HINT0Ni6LSlatS,, ' Honor Society 4. ' T' ly ll HB6 merry if you are wise., f if I, Y. , V 1 f J 1' V RA ANN HODCE-:SPEC Wee fill . if A . ' A Club 3, Tfi.Hi.Y 45 V. C. 3. W merry heart goes all the way, sad one tires in a milef' xREBECCA LUCILLE HOGAN-z4BCCky7,, lSec. Clee Club 3, 4, Sec. Student Council 3, Vice Pres. 49 Honor l Society 3, Treas. 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Annual 3g Barker Staff 14, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. S.P.T.A. 45 Pres. H. R. 3, Rep. Girls, State, Marshal 3, V. C. 3. - A heart to will, a head to cantrive, and a hand to executef, 1 CATHERINE LEA HOLT- Cally Vice Pres. H. R. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 3, Pres. 45 French Club 45 Adv. Man. DOE-WAH-JACK 45 Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 45 V. C. 35 Marshal 3. '71 daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fairf! RUTH ELLEN HUFFINES-4lSuC77 C-lee Club 3, 4. UA loving heart is the beginning of all knowledgefi DOUGLAS VERNON HUNOLEY-4'Stew-footl' Glee Club 3, 4. MHe who is silent gains storefi NELLIE FAYE INC0LD1u,ICllybug,7 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Sec. Red Cross 35 Vice Pres. H. R. V. C. 3. '4Patience and gentleness are powerf, HAROLD VERNON ISLEY-6'Neek', Student Council 35 V. C, 3, 45 Guard 35 Man. Baseball 35 Track Team 3. 56A light heart lives longf, MARY KATHRYN IVEY-4'S1im Glce Club 3, Librarian 45 Red Cross 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Stud Council 45 Pres. H. R. 45 Honor Society 45 Superlative. 'food humor may be said to be one of the best articles of dr one can wearf, WALTER MERWIN JACKSON-4'Bud Pres. Sr. Class 45 Jr. Football 35 Vice Pres. H. R. 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 Pres. Glee Club 45 Sgt.-at-Arms Hi-Y 3, 45 French Club 45 Glee Club 35 Monogram Club 45 V. C. 3, 45 Intra- mural Rasketball 3. Forward and frolic glee was there, The will to do, the soul to dare. MARGARET MILDRED JENKINS-'fMickey V. C. 3. 'cBe good and refrain not to do goodfn KATHRYN JONES-J'Kiuy,7 Glee Club 3, 45 French Club 45 Basketball 3, 4. 'fliternal sunshine settles on her lieadf, 'DOROTHY LOUISE KEZIAH-'4Kizzie,' xSec. of H. R. 35 V. C. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice Pres. 45 Honor Soci -45'Vice Pres. Sr. Class 4. Wfhe glass of fashion, and the mold of form, the observed of H olfserversfp AMES WALKER KIVETT-ilG0gglCS,7 , t. C. 3. 4 lTo worry little, to stuxly less, !This is my secret of happinessf, L MARSHALL PAUL KOURY- Rooster ' Hi-Y 33 Treas. 4, Member 5, V. C. 3, 4, 5. 1 g'Stars and .stripes foreverf' lRANcES MARIE LAND-HLittle Redl' lu I l v A 'lee Club 3, 4, Treas. 4, Honor Society 4, DOEIWAH-JACK 3, 4, The secret of success is constancy of purposef' A DELORES LANDRUM-'4Dokins,' ' Clee Club 3, 4, Sec. of H. R. 3, V. C. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Contentment is a pearl of pricef' ATRICIA ANN LANE- Pat ri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Marshal 3, Quill and Scroll Treas. 4, Girl State Rep., Barker 3, Man. Ed. 4, Ciftorian 4' ylee Club 3, 45 Le Cerele l7'rancaiSx43,grV. C. ' . I j X l'rue as the needle to the point, '5f'?f4'f V 1 f'-lli Yfr EKU ' il lf Hs the dial to the sunflr x f -T' fini! 1n.f' if'r1-kg f'11aI' 'Xl WILLIAM WARD LASLEY- CranilpaN2 ,W tv l ,CL - , I Varsity Football 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, l Sec. 4, Honor Society 3, Pres. 4, V. C. 3, 4, Barker Bus. Man. 4, 1 Student Council 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Knowledge is, indeed, that which, next to virtue, truly and I essentzally ratses one man above another. X ffnwh If .4 ff' I I IJNALD LINDLEY-'4Ley 5- Vi, . ,fin ,', , 3e always as merry as ever you can For no one delights in a sorrowful man. ' ' ' ' I JAMES THOMAS LINDLEY-':Red R Treas. of H. R. 35 Captain Class Basketball Team 3, Class Basketball 4, Hi-Y 3, 43 V. C. 3, 4, Football 4. Life has no pleasure nobler than that of friendshipf' SNDEL QUINCEY LITTLE, IR.-'4Randy,, l C. 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, H. ll. Vice Pres. 4g I Football 3, Varsity 4, Band 3, 4. vzdividualit is ever fwhere to he res ected as the root o . ever thin dv y 9 P y g goo . BYRON LoNG-MShorty 3 . 'cg V. C. , 4. 'fi' . .. . . ,, .r The laborer ls worthy of hzs reward. - C ff. l 1 . I kvlx ll .lyk ,, ,faq-M, - K JAMES LooNEY- Jimmy X ,Y VA ,QL , v .-.. V. C. 3, 4. k ,xYg,l,-Q. AN K . 1-Lv-1 Nothing is useless to the man of sense, ,L J ,,,,,4L.qi pl He turns everything to accountf' 'V V 'Wf . - f,u,n.4' .. ','- V v 1,.uL, . Q .t.fY - fs 'r 1 BETSY BROWN LovE- Lovell 1 - Patrol 3, Glee Club 3, Sec. of Home Room 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, V. C. 3. '5The endearing elegance of female friendshipf, BETSY GORDY LOVE-'4Amo Barker 3g V. C. 3. The richest minds need not large libraries. HELEN Lor-HRed'l French Club 4, Clee Club 3, Manager Girls Basketball Team 'STake everybody's advice, and then do as you pleasefl SYLVA IRENE l..UMSDENgilSlV,, D. E. Club 3, V. C. 3. As merry as the day is long. K. I JAMES WALLACE LYON--uFl83.,, 6 j ' Treas. Jr. Class 35 Band 3, 45 V. C. 3, 4. LJ' 6'Freedom all solace to man gives, f V! ' ' 1 gy - He lives at ease that freely livesf, If P - l U ,, r WALTER W. MCCULLOCK-it ' Y . ' ' A Band 3, 4, 53 French Clul2,44g Track-3'g Football 4g Drum Major Sg V. C. 4, 53 Glee Club 4, Barker Sports Editor 5, Quill and Scroll 5. i'All work and no play makes Mac a dull boy. Il' n . fy0 p7 J, ,yll lVlARGARET CAROLYN McGowANA Margie Transfer: Hi-Y 4. Happiness and virtue rest upon each other, The best are not only the happiest, but the happiest are usual the bestf, LOUIE WILLIAM MADDEN- Louie', Hi-Y 3g Sgt.-at-Arms 4g Monogram Club 3, Vice Pres. 43 V. C. 3, 4, Clee Club 3g French Club 4, Varsity Football 3, 45 Guard 3. 'gWhoever can do as he pleases, commands when he entreatsf' GERALD JACKSON MANN-'4Smokey'7 Band 3, 4g V. C. 3, 4. 'cl laugh, for hope hath a happy place with me. .EANOR LOUISE MANSFIELD-'4Lon ilence accomplishes nzuclz that noise cannotf, EARL MARLETTE, JR.-uBlonde', Transfer: V. C. 4. n'His heart as ffII'4,'iI'0Il1 frazul as heaven from earthf' IRIS KATHLEEN MILES- Katy e Club 3, 4g V. C. 3, Treas. of Home Boom 45 Treas. of nch Club 45 Annual Photo. Ed. 4g Quill and Scroll 4. l ut now my task is smoothly done, can fly, or I can run.'7 ANN MARIE MITCHELL-4'Mitch I i, ' i Vice Pres. Library Club 3, Pres. 4, Cheerleader 4g V. C. 3. I shall light a candle of understanding in thy heartg which shall W not be put outf' AES WESLEY MITCHELL-slim L -Y 3, 43 Jr. Football 3g Varsity Football 43 V. C. 3, 45 Mono- lm Club 4. tl be merry, l'll be free, ll be sad for noborlyf' ROBERT HARRY M1TcHELLi4'Mitch Monogram Club 3, 43 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Basketball W 3, 43 French Club 4g V. C. 3, 49 Baseball 43 Coach of Intra- mural Basketball Teams 3, 4g Hi,Y 4. Not too serious, not too gay, But a rare good fellow when it comes to playf, 'cc SE CAROLYN MONTGOMERY-6gC3f0lyTH,, pist for Barker 45 V. C. 3. M he one that loves and laughs must sure rlo wellf, if RACHEL FRANCES MooRE-'4Ray 1' French Club 4, Glee Club 3g V. C. 3. MHonest labor wears a worthy facef, EPHEN IRWIN MOORE-4'Atlas,' C. 3, 4. 'is good-will that makes intelligence' ROBERT WAYNE MORTON, JR.-uBohby Vice Pres. Home Room 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 Mgr. Football 'V Team 35 Basketball 3, 4g Football 4g French Club 4, DOE-WAH- JACK 45 V. C. 3, 4. 3 Let them call it mischief, when it is past and prospered it will 'll be virtuef' f it 5 .vigil GLADYS DELONES lVI0sEN-tiled President of French Club 45 Glee Club 3, 4, V. C. 3. M GaClldl'lfL strikes the sight, and merit wins the s0ul. 0!,,. K . j .J cc as l pf y' .Ll-'AAAI-l. . ' ' MAY JOYCE MOsER- Jo - U V- E I ,,--Q6 , - rf-' - Glee Club 3, 4. V. C. 3. f- fy, UU ff , yr 6'Ahilit 's a ersonis wealthf' 'A' .. 1. '17 y I P fl ' fydf ' I WILTON MosERh4'Moe,, Football 3, 45 Basketball 4, Hi-Y 4, V. C. 3, 4. 6'An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrowf, EUNICE MARIE MURDOCK-LLRCS7, V. C. 3. '5T0 be trusted is a greater compliment than to be lovedf, MARY NELL MURRAY- Red Glee Club 3, 4g V. C. She looketh well to the ways of her household and eateth not the bread of idlenessf' THOMAS VERNON NEWLIN-uTommie', Hi-Y 3, Pres. 4g Pres. Home Room 33 Student Council 3, Treas. Home Room 4g Chief Marshal 35 V. C. 3, 4. alle is richest who is content with the least, for content is wealth of naturef, X ROMELDA DOROTHY NEWSOME ittl Tddyl' I . Majorette 3, 49 Vice Pres. m Oo rw. -l MA light heart lives lon .' gs Jf, I f -S51 llC . ' . ., I ' LUCY. WA 'rcnbd -4 ' Treas. f eg, Om 3g Cl ub'3, 3. HA aatiful s 3 is to tl fe e cou nance 1 hatyhe sunbe 's to the dscapeg N l llfx X D R J 3 fx 0 x WILLARD LEE NICKS-giNigg61',, 1 French Club 45 Glee Club 3, V. C. 3, 4. --C UA man diligent in business shall stand before kingsf' MARY FRANCES N0BLE1LsFTHD,, Treas. of Home Room 4g V. C. 3. ' Good taste is the Hower of good sense ' . f l lu., Q! J PYJ' I I 1 3 9- ' 2' 4. 1 4 ' -'J 4 gi I ,Y .,! -.. I I V 1 1 'INN IE LOUISE ORR-Whom lee Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4-g V. C. I no be glad of life Izecrzusc it gives you a chance to love, work, playfi WEBSTER PARKER-l'Webbie,' Library Club 3, 45 French Club 4g Art Fd. Annual 4g Superlativeg Quill and Svroll 'lg V. C. 3, 4. a'Men of talent are men for 0001181-0115.35 ARSHALL PAUL-HPaul', 'Ioing good is the only certainly happy action in a rnanls lifef, MAE PAYNE-4'lVIacey DOE-WAH-JACK Queeng Vice Pres. H. R. 3g Clee Club 33 Cheer- , leader 3g Head Cheerleader 4g Sponsor of Hi-Y 4-g Superlative' Pres. Victory Air Corps 3. Fair of figure, fair of face, Full of fun.. and full of gracef, 9 .ARK PERRYi Po1-ky 51 C. o, 4. lne thing is forever good, that one thing is snceessf' MARY JUNE PERRY-'4Junebug Clee Club 3, 4-g Student Council 43 Superlative. c'Caiety and a light heart are the best medicine for allf, ' Q ,mf f 'ov' -f ' YCE TAYLOR PHlLLIPS+uJOlC8,, n Lv ' -F ' IJ! ee Club 3, 4g French Club 4.5 V. C. 3 -'Y , 7 ' I ..' have drunken deep of joy, 1' ,I ,IQ . . 'nd I will taste no other wine tonight.,',L . , .r C ' l CLARENCE PICKARD-uPick ln! , 1 , Pres. Boys Clee Club 3g Patrol 39 Red Cross 3g Jr. Football 3g V. C. 3, 4g Guard 3g Pres. H. R. 4g Student Council 45 Varsity Football 4g Hi-Y 43 Monogram Club 43 Superlative. l 'GA good athlete, a good sport, A g6IlllEIIllllIi,III,l'6 said. NE RAY-'glunebugn C. 3g Library Club 45 French Club -lg Basketball 3, 4. 'appy in books, or work, or healthful playfi LYNNA GREY REITZEL- Sug,' Glee Club 3, 4g French Club 4g V. C. 3. '71 merry heart doeth good, like a medicinef, NEIL RoBER'rsoN-4'Rusty,' Hi-Y 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Basketball 3, 45 Football 3, Manager 45 Pres. H. R. 35 Student Council 35 DOE- WAH-JACK 45 V. C. 3, 4. His mind, his kingdom, and his will, his law. EDITH IRENE ROEBUCK-giddy French Club 45 Annual 45 V. C. 3. Take it easy, have your fun, Let the old world flicker on. VIRGINIA DARE RONEY-HVi1-giel French Club 45 V. C. Virtue alone is sweet soeietyf' LEA DAVID RosENBLooM-'4Rosie'7 ' Football 45 V. C. 3, 45 Sgt.-at-Arms H. R. 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. 6'The world would be mine if I just had time to take care of itf, JULIA FRANCES Ross- Julie Honor Society 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Marshal 35 Quill and Scroll 3, Pres. 45 Barker 3, Associate Editor 45 Treas. H. R. 35 Class Prophet 45 Glee Club 3, 45 ,French Club 45 V. C. Her cheery smiles, her sunny ways Replace the cares of old school days. FRANKLIN RUDD, ,lR.+iLD0C,l V. C. 3, 45 Class Basketball 3. A I know not what the future holds, But neither sorrow nor grief shall conquer my lifef' REBECCA RYERsoN-uBecky Sec. H. R. 35 Class Basketball 4. c'This is a maid of slight mold, With a heart and head of goldf, MAZIE ANITRA ST. JOHN-'4ShI'impaw Clee Club 3, 45 Vice Pres. H. R. 35 V. C. 35 French Club Annual Typist 4. UA low and gentle voice, dear woman's chiefest charmf' C. C. SA'rTERIfIEI.D- Cedar Football 45 Basketball 45 French Club 45 Glee Club 45 V. C. 3, 4. '6His care was never to ogzentl, And every person was his friendf, IRIS LEE SATTERFIELD- Lean Glee Club 3, 45 V. C. 3. 'gHer heart is open as the day, her feelings all are true., VIVIAN SEAMON- Vee,, and 3, 45 Marshal, Honor Society 45 Typist for Annual 4, '. C. 33 Girlsl State Rep.g Co-captain Class Basketball 4, As- stant Cheerleader 4. When she will, she will, and you can depend on itf' MARY EVELYN SIIOE--'gShoe', Glee Club 3, 43 V. C. 3. 'Thy modesty is a candle to thy virtue. ACQUELINE CORNELIA SHoEMAKERi'4Jackie 'ransfer: Clee Club 4. I am sure a care is an enemy of life. MILDRED LEE SIMMONS1nl.tCE5,, French Club 4g V. C. 3. 'cCood humor teaches fun to last, Makes new friends and keeps those of the pastf, lAVID BOWMAN SMALL-- Dumbo,' 'ootball 3, 49 Basketball 4g Baseball 4, Track 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, French Club 4. Strong and content, I travel the open roadf, I MARVIN WILLIAM SMITH-g'Smith'7 l V. C. 3, 4. , NA smile for all, a greeting glad, ' An amiable jolly way he hadf' LUDOLPII SMITHTi6RUdy,7 land 3, 45 Class Basketball 3, 4g V. C. 3, 45 French Club 4. Roll on old world and Illl roll with youfl SAM SMITH-4'Smittyw Football 3, 4g Monogram Club 3, 4g V. C. 3, 4g Student nouncer 4. '6Reading maketh o full manf, VILTON IJENNIS SMITH+MDlldC,, 'res. H. R. 33 Student Council 3g Treas. H. R. 4, Manager Foot- all 4g Monogram Club 4, V. C. 3, 4. His joys are as deep as the ocean His troubles as light as the foamf, 1 I I HII.DA GRAY STEELE- Flossy'7 Majorette 3, 43 V. C. 3. She faces the world with a smilefi , I NANCY CATHERINE STEELE- NanIIie7' Editor-in-Chief DOE-WAH-JACK 43 Honor Society 3, See. 43 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 43 Clee Club 4, Pres. 33 Quill and Scroll 43 Student Council 43 Rep. Girls' Stateg Le Cercle Francais 43 Superlativeg V. C. 3. 'Tis the songs you sing and the smiles you wear That makes the sun shine everywheref' VIOLET DOROTHY STONE-MY Editor-in-Chief Barker 4, Asso. Fld. 33 Red Cross 33 Quill a Scroll 3, Sec. 43 Student Council 43 Rep. Girls, Stateg Correspon ent for Times Newsg French Club 4g V. C. 3. Her air, her smile, her notions tell of wojnanly completenes ,. -f:v i'.'7.b QU '- L - - U, - - -, ,l' - . . AGNliE.'MARI'E -j1oRI:Y- Blrike'I H I I, -fl L . Sem 'Jr. CI' 33 Sec! H. R,,'33 Maimrette Sec. ,H.ZR. 44g Tri-Hi-Y 4-., 4 ' f - ' I' 1' , , 1, 3, If , t 1 '6Slie was made of happy ftliought, ancl,f'ull of wit and laughterf' I X ' X ROBERT ARLAND SUccs-4'Bobt'- Football 3, 43 V. C. 3, 43 Honor Society 4. To strive, to seek, to jimi, aml not to yielrlf, HAROLD FRED SUTTON-46MOlBl, Football 3, 43 Band 3, 43 French Club 43 V. C. 3, 43 Annual 33 Class Basketball 3, 43 Monogram Club 43 Baseball 3, 43 Annual King 4. An honest boy who takes it on the chin, A goofl sport and a warm heart withinf' WILLIAM SUTTON, JR.- Bill', V. C. 3, 43 Library Club 3, 43 Class Basketball 3, 4. HA man diligent in business shall stand before kings? WILLIAM THOMAS SUTTON-'tBilly V. C. 3, 43 Vice Pres. H. R. 33 Baseball Manager 3, 4. Better to be small and shine, than to be large and cast a shadow. EVELYN SWEET1HSW6CtS,, Superlative. '5She scatters en 'o ment who can en 'o lflll'ClL.,, .l J' f y IRENE SYKEsa Sykes Clee Club 3g French Club 43 V. C. 3g Class Basketball 3, 4. Here,s to a girl with a heart and a smile, Who makes the bubble of life worth-while. LAWRENCE EDWARD SYKES-6'Ed,' Hi-Y 3, 4, 53 Latin Club 3g V. C. 4, 53 Football 5. HA knowledge of life is the most coveted possessionf' lLET RACHEL TATEf'gTate', C. 5. 'ue worth, being-not seemingf, NORMA LEE TAYLOR--HP0lly,l Le Cercle Francais 4g V. C. 3g Intramural Basketball. Her hair is not more sunny than her 8IILllE.,, .N CAROLYN TERREII-wl'werp re Club 3, 4g V. C. 35 French Club 4. L the strife of your own thoughts, obey the nobler impnlsef, DAISY DEAN TURNER-l6AHHll Majorette 45 V. C. 3. Success is won by patient ena'eavor.,, ED VAUGHN-'gCurly,' C. 3, 4. on go first anzl llll follcnufr N MARY LOUISE WAGONER-llL0ul, N V. C. 3. .,. ft' I Life was made for love and cheerf, BECCA JANE WALKER-Alll3CCky,, C. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 See. 49 Honor IE-WAH-JACK 4g Glee Club 4. all her parts her eyes express he sweetest kincl of bashfnlnessf' LOIS WANDEL-HYankee 1' we ' I 1 I I ,- til, , f 4 Society ilg French Club 4g I' r I r Clee Club 3, Treas. 45 Majorette 3, 43 Aviation Club Pres. 39 Barker Staff 4g V. C. 33 lntramural Basketball. HA face with glaclness overspread Soft smiles by human kindness breflf' ANK LEE WARD-llFf3IlkllIl7, 9 C. o. little body cloth often harbor a great soulf' MARY ELIZABETH WAY- Lib Glee Club 3, 43 French Club 4. HA quiet mincl is richer than a crown. x by as it I 25:5 ' ELLIOT WHITE-HSpivak V. C. 3, 4g Band 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. Men of few words are the best men. RAYMOND DAE WHITESELL-HIJHCS, V. C. 3, 45 Basketball 4. When hearts are true, few worzls will Llof' RENA MAE WHITESELL--6gR6IlCl, Glee Club 4, V. C. 3. It is good to live and learnf' KATHRYN CHARLOTTE WILSON- Charlie Barker 39 H. R. Treas. 35 Red Cross 45 Clee Club 5, Cheer Le 5g Dramatics Club 3. 6'She's jolly and true and a good sport toofi ELLEN LOUISE WILSON-'4Einstein7' Transfer: Clee Club 4. My honor is my life. Both grow in onef, RIARGARET ANN WINNERi44AHH7, Barker 45 Clee Club 45 Superlativeg V. C. 3. HBlue were her eyes as the fairy flaxf' T HOIvIAs RUTHER WOLFE-MT0mmy Dramatic Club 3g Aviation Club 49 V. C. 3, 4, 5, Guard 45 Barker 3, 4. ':Make even your enemies your friends For friends are your greatest treasure. CATHERINE LOUISE WOOD-4'Cat', Band 3, 45 French Club 4, V. C. 3g Class Basketball 3, 4. A merry heart goes all the way, A sad one tires in a mile. RUTH WRIGHT-'iBlackie V. C. 3g Glee Club 3. '6She keeps her tears to herself, her laughter with others., BARBARA LEE WYCOFF-uBobby,, Transfer: Barlrer Asso. Bus. Man. 43 Glee Club 4, Quill Scroll 4. '5Leave silence to the saints, I am but human? SIDNEY WEsI.EY YARBOROUCH, lll-HYarclbircl'7 v. C. 3, 4. MH0urs of friendships are eternalf' Class Poem As we recall our happy years, The things that seemed so small- The pictures that hang in every room, The loudspeaker on the wall- Appear no longer common place But call to us and say, You'll know the things we meant When you have gone away. B.H.S., Weill keep your honor true, ln many a strange alarm. Your high standards will bade them ill Wfho try to do us harm. For some will sail on wings in the skies And so1IIe beneath the seag Some will tend the soldiers' wounds ln our fight for liberty. Cod, give us strength to wiII this fight Against the treacherous foeg And, if we die, make our nation The brighter for our woe. ANN WINNER. Class Song Tune of 'LAuld Lang Synev Throughout the years at B.H.S., our love for you has grown, The friends we made, the lessons learned were all before unknown. For all the knowledge we have gained, for all the joys divine. We love you, dear old B.H.S., for all your traits So here's a toast to you, dear school, the greatest of the great, We drink our toast to one we love, and go to seek our fateg And as we look ahead, dear school, to toil and to strife We look back to B.H.S., which taught us love sublime. of life. VIVIAN SEAMON. vlors . . 01.13 Rosa AND SILVER ower . . . SWEET PEA mo . . . Nor ON Tor, BUT CLIMBINGH Salutalorian mul Proplzcl . . JULIA Ross Valedictorian and Teslator . . WARD LASLEY NHiszorian . . . . . HAZEL COLEMAN l l 33 l l l PROPHECY Recently while Hoating aimlessly about in a helicopter, I became interested in the whereabouts of my schoolmates. Having not seen the majority of them for nearly ten years, I put my Hspecksl' on, leaned over the side of the plane, and began to do a little sleuthing. Here is what I learned: A thriving business has been added to the already prosperous enterprises on Main Street. It's none other than the 6'Charles Atlas School, Inc.'7-operated and owned by Steve Moore and Webster Parker. Customers are attracted by their slogan, XVe Build Better Bodiesf' and by Clarence Pickard who stands outside representing the perfect speciment of manhood. Leon Hinton is inside. Directly across the way is another successful establishment operated by Mary Ivey. Her slogan is '6Hips, Hips Awayf' For the most part a new faculty has been ordained at B.H.S. Dennis Doster is filling Mr. Gerow's chair twith a little left overl, Margie MacGowan is teaching shorthand, ,lohn Cates is teaching French, Amanda Bell is teaching typing, Rudolph Smith is teaching geometry, and Harold Fred Sutton is physical education director. Mae Payne has replaced Miss Loftin as school librarian. No longer is the '4Beard and Beardw textbook advocated, as in the days of Mrs. Gilreath. The new book is 4'Garrison and Garrisonfi Yes, Bobby got his notebook published! Dr. Donnell Bain, surgeon, Mr. Donald Cole, undertaker, and Mr. Donald Eaton, manager of the local Collin factory are in business together-Bain 'fblades 'em,w Cole ulbalms iemf' and Eaton tt - buries lemf' - Richard Cheek, having refused a movie contract as 'Frank Sinatra, Jr., is the most prominent minister in town. Women flock to hear him preach. His talented choir director is Lois Wandel. Members of the choir are Mary Nell Murray, Cotty Critcher, Ann Baldwin, Kathleen Miles, Jean Coble, Mazie St. John, Ellen Wilson, Undine DeBruler, Charlotte Wilson and Ruth Wright. Frances Land is organist. 1 Ward Lasley, after nearly eight years of devoted service, has returned an apprentice seaman from the navy. The discharge, they say, was due to mental deficiency. Violet Stone is editor of the Haw River Herald. Her reportorial staff includes W. W. McCul- lock, Leola Chandler, Shirley Bayne, Jean Ferguson and Betsy G. Love. Louise Diffee and Cecelia Adams are typists. Evelyn Sweet and Betsy Brown Love fas their names suggestj are sole proprietresses of Honey- moon Hotel, operating under the slogan: Wfhe sea at your door, the bell-hop at your keyholef' Week-end guests are Wade Andrews with Ruth Huliines Andrews and Wayne Andrews with Sarah Harris Andrews. Rodney Coleman, former president of the ublack marketf' has suddenly turned patriotic and is running for the presidency of the United States. Staunch supporters, who remember his services in the days of yore, are Neil Robertson, Dan Hall, Tommy Wolfe, N. E. Baker, Fred Darlington, Howard Black, Melvin Goodwin, and Clarence Brown. Bud Jackson, Colemanls opponent backed by Wesley Yarborough, Billy Sutton, Tommy Hall, Joe Hinsdale, Eugene Lucas, Robert Mitchell, Harold Isley, and Kenneth Durham, is introducing a new party-the 4'Bulldograts. I Marshall Koury is busy painting hose on the few females who haven't as yet heard that the war is over. Tommy Hearne and Robert Greeson are home from the navy with a chest full of medals. Rc- turning heroes from the air corps are Keaton Clark, Frank Ward, Fred Vaughn, Bobby Suggs, De- Roy Fowler, Alton Godwin, Lloyd Green, Douglas Houndley, Brunice Cole, Byron Long and Thomas Lindley. Bowman Small, Clark Perry, Raymond Whitesell, Wilton Smith, Lawrence Sykes, Marvin Smith, Marshall Paul, G. C. Satterfield, Franklin Rudd, Wilton Moser, Thomas Lindley, Willard Nicks and Gerald Mann-former marines-have also landed and have Hthe situation well in handf' The alumnae of the 744 senior class did their share in the war effort, too. Brave L'Waves were Leona Garner, Jacqueline Curl, Odessa Craven, Gladys Moser, Carolyn Montgomery, Mildred Jenkins and Susie Coley. Rebecca Ryerson, Frances Butler, Virginia Roney, Joyce Phillips, Dorothy Ball, Mary Frances Noble and Lucy Nicholson were '6Wacs.7' 7 34 Due to the fact that Jim Mitchell is mayor of Burlington fLeaj 5'Bosenbloom7s Befineryf, is most successful. The orchestral spotlight has turned from Harry James to his young successor, Lester Gross. Cross' band includes Wallace Hawkins, Catherine Wood, Jimmy Lyon, John Cashion, Jack Burch and Mildred Fulcher. Yes, B.H.S. is indeed well represented in the musical world. Nancy Steele, Patsy Lane and Jimmy Cowan, who received their inspiration from a high school operetta some ten years ago, are current stars in the Metropolitan. HRandel's Bamblersv are enjoying a profitable season on Broadway-thanks to the line manage- ment of their director, Mr. Little. Dorothy Keziah and Kitty Jones are solo dancers. Members of the chorus are Betty Futrell, Ann Mitchell, Lynna Reitzel, Betty Walker, Vivian Seaman, Louise Orr, June Bay, Flora Ann Hodge, Doris Glosson, Irene Sykes, Agnes Story, Betty Driver and Delores Landrum. Barbara Wycoff and Jean Scott Fogleman are the popular models for a New York Department Store owned by Bobby Morton. Betty Lynn Barnwellls legs may be seen basking under the sun in many magazines advertising lCharlest uBingenheimer's Bronzing Benzine Balmf, On the other page is advertised Uimmyj 4'Hines' Honey and Almond Creamf, An illustration of his product's potency is an actual photograph of Hthe hands men love to touchfi The hands belong to Catty Holt. Roger Black and Glenn Heath are competitors in the fullest sense of the word. On one corner of a block stands MBlack,s Billiard Roomf' on the other HHeath's Hangout? ln between, receiving the most business of all is an establishment operated by Sam Smith. He lures customers inside by in- viting them to, i'Sober up with Samf' Thomas Newlin is running a nursery fshrubs, of coursej. Dr. W. W. Brown, after years of practical experience, has Hnally succeeded in establishing MBrown's Institute of Higher Criminolgyf' Louie Madden is professor of gunnery and Elliott White is pro- fessor of knifery. Among the most eminent outlaws who received training at this accredited school are tMary Annl g'Butcher Boy Barrett, fPeggyJ 'LD'are Devil Dameron, and fW. RJ Flattop'7 Freshwater. Present students are Anna Bonds Andrews, Era Mae Ashley, Eunice Hinshaw,kHelen Loy, Hilda Steele, Evelyn Shoe, Mary June Perry, Rena Mae Whitesell, Edith Roebuck, Daisy Turner, Earl Marlette, Billy T. Sutton and Lloyd Green. Participant in a national beauty contest, Ann Winner has been selected the current uMiss Americaf, Other local contestants were Nellie .Tngold and Ethel Angelos. Becky Hogan is a most elhcient nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Marjorie Coble has been elected president of the North Carolina chapter of H41 Hiersf, Other leaders in the organization are Elizabeth Way, Louise Wfagoner, Emogene Curl, Norma Taylor, Rachel Tate, Jean Terrell, Sylvia Lumsden, Mildred Simmons, Jacqueline Shoemaker and Eleanor Mansfield. Jimmy Burns is having a fine time playing football at Penn State. Bubbie Miller and Andy Glenn are Duke stars. Working in the leading stores of Burlington are Mildred Brewer, Hilda Hendren, Peggy Coble, Ruth Brewer and Dorothy Cates at Belk'sg Bomelda Newsome, Marie Murdock, May Joyce Moser, Rachel Moore and Iris Satterlield at Sellarisg Hilda Barton, Mary Blanchard, Shirley Cates, Hazel Fitch and Odessa Craven at Baylass. Madgelen Cole and Hazel Coleman are the city librarians. James Looney is announcer for a radio program sponsored by Walker and Raymond Kivett. Their product is 'AKivett's Liver Kickf, And last but not least, Becky Walker has become one of the most outstanding architects in the U.S.A. f Nlow regardless of what has been prophesied, hereis wishing for everyone of you a most successful uture. JULIA Ross, Prophet. 35 LAST WILL AND TESTAIVIENT NORTH CAROLINA AIAMANCE COUNTY Burlington We, the graduates of Burlington High School of the above State and County, in the year of Our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Forty-four, being in fairly sound mind, everything considered, and wishing those who succeed us to have some of the blessings that have been ours, do solemnly will, bequeath and bestow the following as our Last Will and Testament: ARTICLE I To the Faculty we bequeath our high scholarship, obedience, altentiveness and general intelligence to pass along to the succeeding classes. ARTICLE II To our honored principal, .lames A. Gerow, we bequeath a box of cigars, a contract with the Quiz Kids and the .Iunior Class---the Lord pity him. ARTICLE III To thc Iuniors we leave our venerable seats in chapel along with the agony of remaining awake, keeping quiet and looking intelligent. ARTICLE IV To the Freshmen, passing now into the second phase of the treacherous voyage through high scholastics, we leave a new school system, hoping that they can do as well in twelve years as we did in eleven. ARTICLE V Certain individuals bestow the following gifts: Clarence Pickard leaves his glamorous profile to Bruce Harris. Lester Gross wills his flowing golden locks to Earl Bolden. Mae Payne leaves her popularity to Elaine Frissell. Sam Smith wills the unhnished task of changing the law of gravity upon Billy Simpson. ,lim Burns leaves his initiation costume to anyone elected to try it on. Helen Loy, after much consideration and deliberation, has arrived at the conclusion that she is in great need of all her possessions at present and will make no formal bequests. John Cates bequeaths his antics as cheerleader to Boyd Brannock, alias '4Berrheadf' Leon Hinton reluctantly leaves his stalwart and striking physique to George Dillinger, ,Ir. Donnell Bain, W. W. Brown and Lea Rosenbloom will their solemn expression to anyone who might need them to pass a subject. - Andy Glenn leaves his datebook to Wilbur Foster. , Louise Difiie wishes her touchy disposition upon ,Iune Faulconer. Webster Parker dedicates his paint and easel to the hand of Jack Wall. Randel Little, trombonist, leaves his sour notes to John Niestlie. Betsy Brown Love relays her position as Bureau of General information to Merle Walker. Glenn Heath relinquishes his sportish coats to Howard Watson. ,lim Mitchell pridefully hands down his blank mind to Ira Brinkley. ,lean Scott Fogleman, feeling sorry for the teachers, leaves her intellect to Betty Winningham. Bobby Garrison leaves his W-reckless driving to John Williams. Madgelen Cole blesses Hilda Kingsland with her taciturnity. Rodney Coleman leaves his task as President of the Student Body to anyone who can fill his shoes. Bobby Suggs gives his boxing gloves to Donald Denny. Ruth Brewer and Mary Jane Perry want their prowess under the basket to go to Helen Stack and Catherine Moore. t 4 Rudolph Smith and Kenneth Durham bestow their :om-pa-pas to Billy Kivett. Becky Hogan, ,Iulia Ross and Becky Walker, wish their intelligence and good looks to be distributed equally among the .Iunior Class. Since Dennis Doster doesnit want his ability of getting along with faculty to die, he wills it to ,Iimmy Bivens. Mary Ivey donates her formula for reducing to Kenneth Blanchard. Louie Madden leaves the dance floor to the shuffling feet of Carl 'gTooky', Lee. Nancy Steele leaves her vocal talent to Betty Jane Carr on condition that she practice ten hours daily. Ralph Neighbors bequeaths the care of the library to Billy Stafford. Catherine 'Holt and Patsy Lane leave their grace and sophistication to Norman Fidler for use on the football field. Wesley Yarborough, mathematical genius, donates his formulae to Benson Lightbourne. Clarence Brown wills his pep to Bobby Hogan. Evelyn Sweet leaves her wardrobe to Becky Garrison. Bichard Cheek, bequeaths his soulful Sinatra face to Allen Pierce. In testimony whereof, we hereby appoint as executor of this, our last will and testament, Mr. James A. Gerow, with instructions that he is to carry out faithfully the terms of the foregoing instrument. We do hereby subscribe our names and affix our seals. Class of I4-4, WARD LASLEY, Testator. Witnesses: Miss Cimca Bowen F. R. GARRETT 36 1ig.ZllII'!0lll'UC Berry Melnane Simpson W ..., , President . Hlcxsow I,m1r1'B0ImNE VIVFP Presidenr . BILL SIMPSON Ser-rviary . . IJLLIAN BERRY Trmsm-Pr . . Rom-:RT NIHBANIE W N ?I'P.9ffll'IIl . . IILWIY GLENN 'ifuPrvsifle1zz . . En BALLARD V 'ecretary . . l3ARBAm WIIITE 'rvnsurer . . EARL AIASSEY Q UNIOR P. Allen, T. Allen, Edith Andrews, Elizabeth Andrews, Arwood, Ashley, Baker, Baldwin, Bare, Beckom, E. Bell, T. Bell, Berry, Bivens, Blackwell, Blalock, Blanchard, Bolden, Boone, Bowen, Boyles, Bradley, Brady, Brannock, Braxton, Bray, Bridges, Bryan, Burch, Burke, Carr, C. Carter, T. Carter, Cates, Chapman, Cheek, G. Chrisco, H. Chrisco, E. Cobb, J. Cobb, Collins. Crumpton, Dallas, Davis, Day, Denny, Diab, Dillinger, Dixon, Dowdy, Evans, Faggart, Faulconer. Fidler, Florence, Fogleman, M. Foster, W. Foster, Frazier, Frissell, Fuquay. Garner, Garrett, Gibson, Gilmore, Glasgow, B. Glenn, F. Glenn, Graham, Grant, Grifiin, Halacheff, Hall, Hamilton, Harper, Harris, Hawk, Haywood, Hensley, Hinshaw, Hogan, E. Holt, M. Holt, V. Holt, Horn, Hudgins, Huffines, Huffman, Hughes, Hunley, lngle, F. Isley, R. Isley. lvey, Jackson, H. Johnson, P. Johnson, Kennedy, Kenny, Ketner, F. Kezziah, M. Kezziah, King, K' U1 d K' k Kivett Kour , Lawrence, Lea, Lee, Lewis, Lightbourne, Livingston, Living- mgs an , ir , , y stone, Love, Loy, Lucas. Mann, Marks, Martin, Maynard, N. Mebane. R. Mebane, McCann, A. McGee, V. McGee, Miles F. Mitchell, R. Mitchell, Montgomery, C. Moore, Joan, Moore, Joanna Moore, W. Moore, Morris Moser, Murr, D. Murray, H. Murray, Neese, lXicholson, Norris, Pack, Padgett, Parker, Parrish Patillo, Patty, Perkincl, Petrea, Phillips, Pickett, Pierce, D. Qualls, P. Qualls, Quinn, Richard son, Richmond, Riddle, Riggs, Riley, J. Rogers, M. Rogers, A. Roney, l. Roney, Scott, Sharpe Shatterly, Shaw, Shoffner, Simpson, Sloan, B. Smith, C. Smith, D. Smith, R. Smith, Stack Stadler, Stafford, Stevenson, Storey, Stubbs, Suggs, Sutton, B. Sykes, E. Sykes. Talton, Tatum, Terry, Tew, Thomas, Tillman, Touchstone, Turner, Varner, Vaughn Wagoner, M. Walker, P. Walker, Wall, Ward, Warren, C. Watson, H. Watson, Way, Waynick Webster, Westbrooks, White, Wiggins, Wilkie, P. Williams, K. Williams, D. Wilson, 0. Wilson Vvindley, Winner, Winningham, Wood, Yarborough. 38 OPHOMORE Allen, Aldridge, Amick, Andrews, Angel, Angelos, Austin, D. Baker, S. Baker, Baldwin, Ballard, Barger Barker, Barnwell, Barrett, Bateman, Baxter, Beard, Beck, Bell, Berry, Birchett, Bjerk, B. Black, D. Black Blackwell, Blackwood, Blanchard, Boggs, Bolick, Boswell Bowles, Branson Brockman Brooks Brew r 7 7 7 '7 e Braxton, Burns, Butler, J. Cameron, R. Cameron, A. Campbell, H. Campbell, M. Campbell, Carden, H. Carden T. Cates, J. Cates. Caulder, Chapman, Cheek, Cohle, Cue, Cole, Coleman, Coley, Collins, Compton, Copeland, Councilman Cowan, C. Cox, J, Cox, K. Cox, Crabtree, D. Crutchfield, M. Crutchfield, V. Crutchfield Curl Curtis Dallas Davis, DeLoache, E. Denny, H. Denny, Denson, A. J. Dixon, J. Dixon, Dorsett, Drake, Dunn, Du Pree, Early, liisenherg, Elgin, Euliss. Faggarl, Faucette, Faulconer, Fayne, Ferguson, Fletcher, Fogleman, C. Foster, D. Foster, Fowler, Fredrick, Frye, Gant, Garrett, B. Garrison, C. Garrison, F, Garrison, P. Garrison, Gibbs, Glenn, Goad, Goldman, Gold- sion, Grayson, Green, Greeson, Grigg, Hall, Haney, Harmon, F. Harris, J. Harris, B. Harrison, H. Harrison, Hasty, Hawkins, Haydock, Haywood, Hearn, Henry, Hensley, Hinton, Hobgood, Hodge, Hodgin, Holland, Holmes, Hopkins, Horne. H. lsley, M. Isley, M. James, A. Johnson, B. Johnson, H. Johnson, P. Johnson, C. Jones, R. Jones, T. Jones, Jordan, Joyce, B. Kelly, J. Kelly, B. King, L. King, Kirkman, Knott, Lawson, Levin, Lewis, Lindley, Lindsey, Long, Lopez, Love, Lumsden, Lynch. B. Mangum, C. Mangum, Mason, Massey, Matthew, May, Maynard, McCauley, McEwen, B. Mclntyre, T. Mclntyre, McPherson, Mehane, 'Vlinor B Mitchell B L Mitchell Moone ham M t B M . , . , , . , , ' y , . on gomery, etty oore, Billy Moore, D. Moore, Morgan, H. Moser, J. Moser, Murray, Nall, Nicholson, Niestlie, Nusshaum, J. Oakley, M. Oakley. Pack, Parrish, Patrick, Patterson, Paschal, Payne, Perry, Phillips, C. Pickard, S, Pickard, Florence Pierce, Floyd Pierce, Presnell, Pritchett, Pyrtle, Qualls, Ragsdale, Rainey, Ralston, M. Rice, R. Rice, Rich- ardson, Robinson, Rogers, Ruth Rogers, Ross, Rudd, Russell. Satterfield, Saul, Seamon, Seeber, E. Sharpe, M. Sharpe, R. Sharpe, Shepherd, Sherron, Simmons, N. Simpson, P. Simpson, R. Simpson, B. Smith, C. Smith, J. Smith, M. Smith, St. John, G. Stanfield, W. Stanfield, Stanford, Stanley, Stranes, Start, Staunton, Steele, Stephens, Stevens, Stinson, Stone, Stroud, Swinney, D. Sykes, J. Sykes, T. Sykes. J. Taylor, M. Taylor, D. Terrell, E. Thomas, E. Thomas, M. Thomas, V. Thomas, A. Thompson, E. Thompson, M. Tickle, P. Tickle, R. Tickle, Todd, Tounlares, Tyndall, Vanderford, Vaughn, Vereen, H. Walker, F. Walker, Walton, Warren, Watkins, Waugh, Way, Wheeley, Whitaker, White Whitesell Wicker, Wiles, Willetts, B. Williams, J. Williams, B. Wilson, N. Wilson, Wolfe, Wood, Workmah, Wright, Wrightenberry, Yarborough. 1 1 s 1 a 1 Old Glsuy . , . Look familiar? . . . Just ek . . . Earl Carmli's Vanities? . , . Waterin' trough . . One of the Ridenhnur lirotlufrs . . . At the Zum . . . Pretty ain't they? , . . You name 'em 40 'W fl I ' 0 W O Q , 5 6 Q 'Z 2 X SS 2, ' ' S qi 698 41 1 A 1 - W 'H mmmmN 3 DOE QTHE STAFF , pf' ,-Nj ' N W- !! . ff f . Of '1 Q J! , ff, nb 'Yi fjffftf ,, lf., V ., ' NANCY STEELE Editor-in-Chief CHARLES BINGENHEIMER Business Manager 42 Editor-in-Chief, NANCY STEELE Associate Editor, BETTY LYNN BARNWELL Feature Editor, BECKY WALKER Associate Feature Editor, ETIIEL ANGIE Photography Editor, KATHLEEN MILES Associate Photography Editor, FRANCES Co-sports Editors, EDITH ROEBIQCK, ROBERTSON Snapshot Editors, FRED DARLINGTON, R11 BERRY joke Editors, MARY ANN BARRETT, An BELL Art Editor, WEBSTER PARKER ACK Associate Art Editor, ARNED HINSHAW funior Assistants, BETTY WTINNINGHAM, BETTY JANE CARR Sophomore Assistants, BARBARA NIANGUM, BARBARA MAY Business Manager, CHARLES BINGENHEIMER Associate Business Manager, BOBBY JVIORTON Advertising Manager, CATHERINE HOLT Associate Arloerlising Manager, PEGGY JJAMERON Typists, VIVIAN SEAMON, MAZIE ST. JOHN, DOROTHY GLASGOW Copy factory. Wl1o'll lake this nd? I got you! Working??? MRS. J. ALLEN HUNTER MR. E. F. RHODES Sponsors 43 f . f J- l' .L+--4 N5-' -1 'L V , ,A f --'fy ',,.,, f VIOLET STONE, Edizor Miss MARY GALLMAN, Adviser THE BARKEB Eflimr ............. Viouzr STONE Associate Editor . . . JULIA Ross Managing Editor . ....... PATSY LANE Sports Editors . . W. W. MCCULLOCK, ANDY GLENN Business Staff . . . WARD LASLEY, BARBARA WYCOFF CirculazionS1ayY . . . ROBERT GARRISON, MARSHALL KOURY Aflvzfser . . . ..... lVlARY N. GALLMAN Pliolograplzicfilrlvisel' . . . . . . F.R.GARR1zTT TypisLs+Hilda Henclren, Louise Difllee, Carolyn Montgomery, Cecilia Adams, Hilda Barton, Lois Wandel, Richard Cheek, and Jimmy Lyon. Reporters+Ma1'y Belle Sloan, Helen Dallas, ,lean Ferguson, Shirley Bayne, Ann Winner, Becky Hogan, Jimmy Hines, Doris Blackwell, Elaine Frissell, Nancy Marie Burke, Bill Simpson, June Faulconer, Polly Qualls, Barbara White, Mary Mac Thomas, lrene Toumaras, Marilyn Seelner, and Robert Holmes. 44 Making plans. Zero hour. Whoas next? Good job- well done! Barnwell, Burns, Coble. Coleman, President, Eisenberg, Fidler, Fornasero, Foster, Garrison, Glenn, Goade, Hogan, Vice President, Isley, Treasurer, Ivey, Jordan, L-isley, Long, Mason, Moore, Murrey, Perry. Pickard, Rimer, Stafford, Secretary, Steele, Stone, Wall, Ward, White, Wiles, Betty Wiles, Miss Juanita Sorrell, Sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Burlington High School is composed of the president of each homeroom, two members of the faculty who act as sponsors, the oflicers of the student body, the editor of the Barker, the editor of the DOE-WAH-JACK, the head cheerleader, and the presidents of the extra curricular activities. The representa- tives must have a MC average on scholarship and a NBC average on conduct. The presidents of the homerooms are elected in Whatever manner the home- room decides. One sponsor is chosen by the council and the other is appointed by the principal. The officers of the student body are elected in the spring before their year of office. Regular meetings of the Student Council are held Weekly in the council room. WIICH- ever necessary the president may call an extra meeting. The aim of the council is to create a better understanding between the faculty and the students, and thereby to enrich school life in general. Coleman, Hogan, Stafford, Isley. 46 Amanda Bell, Betty L. Barnwell, Vice President, Charles Bingenheimer, Jean Grey Coble, Marjorie Coble, Hazel Coleman, Rodney Coleman, .lean Scott Fogleman, Anderson Glenn, Leon Hinton. Rebecca Hogan, Treasurer. Catherine Holt. Mary Ivey, Dorothy Keziah, Ward Lasley, President, Frances Land. Patsy Lane, Neil Robertson, Julia Frances Ross, Vivian Seamon, Nancy Steele, Secretary, Bobby Suggs, Becky Walker, Miss Mildred Murrell, Sponsor. New members not photographed: Mary Ann Barrett, Gladys Moser, Violet Stone. HONOR SOCIETY I The first high school honor society was the Phi Beta Sigma, organized in Chicago, in 1903, under the direction of Dr. William B. Owen. The organization still exists as a separate society with rules and regulations very similar to those of the National Honor Society. The Burlington Chapter of the National Honor Society received its Charter in December 1930. In the spring of each year 5 per cent of the Junior Class is elected to join the ranks of the honored few through their merits of scholarship, which is required to be at least a MB average, and conduct which must be an HA.', ln the fall 10 per cent of the Senior Class is eligible for the ranks ofthe society. The four cardinal principles of the society are: Q11 Scholarship, Q21 Leadership, f3j Service, and Q41 Character. A very impressive service is used for the induction of new members. 47 LIBRARY CLUB Andrews, Berry, Secretary, Blanchard, Bryan, Carr, Cash, Fonville, Garrison, Harris, Haywood, Vice President, Hilliard, A. Johnson, B. Johnson, P. Johnson, Kirk, Mitchell, President, Perry, Ray, Rimmer, Seiber, Stafford, Stuckey, Williams, Winningham, Treasurer, Miss Emily Loftin, Sponsor. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Wade Andrews, Wayne Andrews, Ashley, Ball, Barrett, Bayne, Burch, Cales, Coble, Cole, Coleman, Critcher, Darlington, Doster, Fogleman, Secretary, Glosson, Goodman, Vice President, Harris. Holt, Jackson, Jones, Lane, Madden, Miles, Treasurer, Mitchell, Moser, President, Morton, Nicks Parker, Phillips, Ray, Reilzel, Roebuck, Roney, Ross, St. John, Satterfield, Simmons, Steele: Stone, Sutton, Harold Sutton, Taylor, Terrell, Walker, Way, Wood, Mme Hunter, Directrice. 48 ' . t ,J Lew 1 f ,JC0 4 W. ,,!..fqJ,0UB NVD- MJ!!!-:' YA.. . VLXVLJ f vr V fyy , ft ' 'mf' ' ft, ,fir , Q,-ff fa J, rv ,,,a3-:MN fjdffpvxpyfvx 1' ' '. ' MMM- ,-of ,'SYlg8l0S, Baldwin, Barnwell, Barrett, Amanda Bell, Sergerznt-zz!-Arms, Goble, Dameron. Bettv Driver. President Pogleman, Futrall, Hodge, Hogan. Holt, Ingold. Ivey, Dorothy Keziah, Vice President Landrtim Lane, Love Mc- Gowan, Louise Orr, Treasurer, Ross, Steele, Storey, Becky Walker, Secretary, Mrs. ,Watson Plulyfield. l HI-Y Brown, Coleman, Freshwater, Secretary, Glenn, Goodman, Cross, Vice Presirlent, Garrison. Treasurer, Jackson, Koury, Lashley. Lindley, Little. Madden, Miller, Mitcltell. Newlin, President, Rolmertson, Rosenhluom, Sykes, Walton, Bingenlxeimer, Baker, Cheek, Cates, Cashion, Heath, Burns, White, Mitchell, Moser, Pickard. 49 -Q 50 Cafeteria When do we eat? Home Economies Yum! Yum! I'm hungry! Commercial Department Pecking their way through life. WARD LASLEY Customer BECKY HOGAN Manager BETTY LYNN BARNWELL Assistant Manager QUILL AND SCROLL Betty Lynn Barnwell, Charles Bingenheimer, James Cowan, Vice Presia Jean Ferguson, Anderson Glenn, Becky Hogan, Catherine Holt, Patsy L Treasurer, Ward Lasley, W. W. McCullock, Kathleen Miles, Webster Par Julia Ross, President, Nancy Steele, Violet Stone, Secretary, Barbara Wy Miss Mary Callman, Mrs. J. Allen Hunter, Sponsors. 52 ALMA IVIATER Allen, Barnwell, Bayne, Berry, Bingenheimer, Blalock, Bolick, Bradley, Brandon, Brooks, Burns, Cashion, Coley Durham, Earley, Easton, Faulconer, Fidler, Freshwater, Garrison, Glasgow, Gross, Huntley, Kelly, King: Klrkman, Kivett, Lasley, Latta, Lea, Liglltbourne, Little, Lyon, Mann, Maynard, McCullock, Neistlie, New- some, Robinson, Seamon, Small, Smith, Stadler, StaHord Steele Stephens, Storey, Sutton, D, Walton, H. Walton, Wiles, Williams, Woods, Yarhorough, Mr. E. F. Rhddes, Dili6Cl0f. BAND The Burlington High School Band, under the direction of Mr. E. F. Rhodes, has participated in various activities this year. With the opening of the football season, the band with its approximately fifty members, was present to add to the gridiron scenes with peppy marches and a good display of marching ability. On Armistice Day the band took part in the parade and program which followed. The band has had part in several broadcasts, has addad to assembly programs, and was also present at Bond Rallies held in the city and played for many other worthy causes. Much improvement has been shown on the part of members and we may well look forward to a band which will do honor to Burlington High School in the follow- ing years. i l 55 Between lnatllvs . Whafs up? . . . Ready for work . , Just reming . . . Ready for 'AClfmw', . . . A hit of the wild west . . . Keep in line . . . Anulher Edison? . . . Watch the Iyirrlie . . . .fx hit of gossip . . . She keeps us in trim . . . Hurrayl sclmul's nut. - . X' 'ff ,- - fl. f M 1 f ,W W wif f , ,W lfbufffflfff , i. fy ,f X Y 7' - 14-Q, ,W 'if . 5 Zbffy f 7 ' l ' lx, Ning A I .' f f L, ff f H4 -A- ' 1 X' 'f - - 1 , ,,kx, z 1 I I x 1 I S Q 6' 99 69 Willlllllllllllllllllttnx ' 'KW i !VVAlNx - 'Mb UAA! .Jf w ' NK x 'fV.f7 I Y I J XV!!! .af 1 Q . ' km The 1943 Burl' ton High School football season is marked not so much by victories, but by team's Fighting i t. The Durham game is a typical example. Outscored 25-0 in the lirst half, Bulldogs, led by n Cashion and ,lim Burns, came back with a flourish of power to run the Durh team ragged, doin everything but scoring. ourselves. A long pass from Fred Miller to Nick Long did the trick. Soon after, Andy Glenn cau Sanford, the first home game, was likewise spotted a few points. But this time we got a few poi another pass, giving us the ball game 12-6. Line play was sparked by Bud Jackson and Clarence Pick. W Encouraged by this victory, the Bulldogs went to High Point with the determination to win. Miller tearing up the Bison line, it was all Burlington the first quarter. After that, the game was pr tically an even match with High Point getting the breaks to win 20-6. Playing his best game of the y Robert Mitchell led the B.H.S. defense. Following this game, the Bulldogs traveled to Mt. Airy wh they played bang-up ball despite the absence of several regular players. With sub Donnell Bain lead the offense they scored the first touchdown made against Mt. Airy in the entire year. Although the ho 58 team finally won the game, it was done only through trick plays, since every time they tried to pierce the Bulldog linc. tht-y ran smack into Robert Creeson. who madc his last game for old B.H.S. his best. But it was at R65'llUld7S High School, in Winston-Salem that l94i37s B.H.S. football team really showed its mettle. After losing their star back, Fred Miller, in the first five minutes of play, the Bulldogs settled down to give the highly vaunted Black Demons a show they'll never forget. For forty-three minutes the outweighed Burlington team held its opponents in leash, even scoring one touchdown them- selves. Every one of the ll men stood up under the test. Those who excelled were Richard Cheek who threw the touchdown pass for our lone scoresward Lasley, Handel Little, Norman Fidler and Tommy lVlorris. Finally, because of sheer exhaustion the Bulldogs went down, but went down fighting. The second game of the season pitted B.H.S. against Gastonia's Green Wave. After a hard struggle the powerful Gastonia team gradually overpowered the B.H.S. line to win 15-0 despite thetoffensive ef- forts Lester Cross and N. E. Baker put forth. Our hats go off to Coaches Lester and Baxter Ridenhour, who in defeat as well as victory, patiently and diligently coached the team through one of the hardest football schedules in the history of our school. CHEER LEADERS John Cates, Peggy Dameron, Maye Payne, Chiefg Donavee Suton, Ann Mitchell. 59 MONOGRANICLUB Baker, Burke, Burns, Cashion, Cates, f Coleman, Ficller, Foster, Garrison, f Treasurer, Creeson, Gross, Heath, ,lac Keziah, Lasley, Secretary, Lee, hourne, Little, Long, Madden, Vice dent, Miller, Presizienl, J. Mitchell Mitchell, Morris, Morton, Pickarcl, R son, S. Smith, VV. Smith, Sutton. BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Robertson, Cates, Satterheld, Stadler, Ridenlmur, Coach Second row: Whitesell, Shaw, Morton, C. Moser, Foster, Manager. Third row: Mitchell, Morris, W. Moser, B. Baker, N. E. Baker. 60 PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Burlington High School's 1943, 1944 physical education program has been under the supervision of Mrs. Dorothy Iflolyfield and lVIr. Baxter Ridenhour. The boys' program began in the fall with simple exercises, progressing from easier to more strenuous training. As long as the weather permitted, the classes were conducted outside. After getting their bodies into condition, the boys 'took up com- petitive sports. lVIuch interest was shown in soccer, football, basketball, and tumbling. The girls' classes started with getting their bodies into condition so they could, later in the year, enter into sports of all kinds. The course included volley ball, bas- ketball, and tumbling. Several special events were dancing, community singing, and posture correction. The girls met once a Week, in the classroom, for four months to discuss boy-girl relationships. A great deal was gained by 'these meetings. The Physical Education Department sponsored the annual home room basketball tournament. Z2 tie T 2 f J Poi YW Cwvsdkj VICTORY CORPS ax 25.11-512 4 gm I vu X SZT hr C x J .J x X, 7fze new amz, Y g Harold Sutton Queen Mae Payne X S S5553 wa V I i fauna M www, Nellie Ingold Catherine Wood 65 5. A gf W g, w 'Q m,w.L 'NM ,.,,.. ., nav F5 .v N f Q5 T ww ,,:.., ..-M . W, ll f 1 1 gg 1 5 1 FQ V'-at 4 '-1, is az? wwf: irq 1 .u Q 55. ..,.. I K ,. ,,. W, . K .x 4 , fa' V f r .fe-'21:g2y,g,Jgs1 1: A W Vjifi 3, fx 4 ' X 5 www' W-'75 1 U uf I is s ,f 'I N, Sf 9 ,. K' ki Q Q, Y f !?EU5I?IZi,, srsm Senior Mascots DAVID DILLINGER NIARY ANN DIAB OUR HIGH SCHOOL SONG Burlington High we pledge Allegiance now to you To thee we'll ever he true Holder of our destiny We honor you always Wle love you CBUSE you'l'e hes! And so we sing praise to you Three cheers for old BHS. Long may her banner wave The symbol of the right Well never let it he scarred We'll shield it with all our might So Hail to you fair gem The hrightest of the hest Once more we'll sing praise to you Tliree eheers for old B.'HS. Our Hflhiefi, E 'Wi 54 A Typical f???j Day at Burlington High School You know, I had the funniest dream last night, all about B.H.S. I would ia 7 have known it anywhere except for one peculiar thing-it was upside down! In fact, the whole darn school was topsy-turvy, as you shall hear. When the first bell rang, I walked down to Mme Hunter's room and found Webster Parker and Dennis Doster studying French. Before I could is-znt st! pinch myself, the other students began to arrive. After timidly requesting silence for fifteen minutes, Mme Hunter resignedly made her announcement: '6Students, we will not have class today, as I must finish grading that test we had two months ago. Last six Weeks, as you will remember, I gave every one an A plusg but this six weeks, because of these papers, I am afraid I shall be forced to give two or even three A minuses. However, you may use this period to study in. HOh, goodyli' shouted Jean Scott Fogleman from the back row, Hnow I can read my funny bookf' But a disdainful look from Dennis Doster quenched her so thoroughly that, although she perused the adventures of uCaptain Marvel with belligerence fevery word counts in writing a theme, even misspelled onesj she refrained from popping her gum quite so loudly. Next came study hall where Mrs. Guiton won seven dollars from Miss Loftin play- ing gin rummy. fSay, how did that get in here?j In Miss Aycockis English class, we gave our oral book reports. She said all of them were excellent, but couldn't Webster Parker make his report a little bit longer? It was all right to be brief, but there was a limit. fWithout sarcasm, so help me.j Despite the students, resentment at being dragged from their fascinating studies, lunch was a quiet, leisurely meal, filled with decorum and graceful, cultural conversation. Math class was as soothing as a noon siesta, with Miss Bowen gazing dreamily out of the window while stroking a huge, black cat. Every ten or fifteen minutes, she asked a simple Math question, capable of being answered by any eight-year-old. Every one knew all of the answers, except Ward Lasley, who seemed rather dazed by so much mental activity. After tip-toeing into assembly in perfect single formation and sitting down quietly, we listened to Mr. Gerow and his trombone. V At the end of the twenty-third encore, we returned to History IV where Mr. Bidenhour gave a study period. Now, don't get excitedg it lasted only three and a half minutes, because of the encores. The first year typing class averaged eighty-three words a minute. During the class work, not a word of profanity was spoken. This proved the slogan 'Llearn to type and cuss-no extra charge for the cussing to be utterly Q3 fb' without foundation. Q' Thus ended an ideal day at B.H.S. That afternoon, our football team beat Mt. Airy 60 to 0, but thatis another 6322 story. MADGELEN COLE. VJ 3 70 EIJON COLLEGE Attend Elon College as a DAY STUDENT while you enjoy the pleasure of living at home More Than One Hundred Courses Leading to Bachelor of Arts Degree FINE ARTS : EDUCATION : NATURAL SCIENCES : ENGLISH HISTORY : HOME ECONOMICS : DRAMATICS : PHYSICAL EDUCATION : PRE-MEDICAL : PRE-LAW : PRE- DENTISTRY z MUSIC : BUSINESS ADMIN- ISTRATION AND COMMERCIAL : ENGINEERING : Mechanical : Civil : Electrical : Chemical For Information Write: GEO. D. COLCLOUGH, Elon College, N. C. Jf arrisou: ' ly is i ia 'ou go with her? ' ' ' ' ' r qir s. I lly G WI 1 rl ty R hard Cheek: Oli, she s different hom olhe , I hy: And how may I ask? - ' ff 1 me. lard: Well, shell no mtl Compliments of OLD HICKORY SERVICE STATION No. I and 2 Featuring Dayton McClaren Tires Texaco Products and Willard Batteries 6'We Strive to Pleasew BURLINGTON, N. C. PHONE 9265 Piggly Wiggly BUZJ7 gfmery Anderson Company Groceries Fruits Hosiery Finishers and Converters Meal-5 Vegetables BURLINGTON, N. C. South Main Street Ideal Mercerizing Company Burlington, North Carolina I stole a kiss the other night, My conscience hurts, alack. I guess Ill go tomorrow night And put the darn thing hack. CITY WIDE DELIVERY CALL FAIR PRICE FOOD STORE Produce and Poultry Fine Meats Telephone 2243 JEFFREYS, PAINT 81 PAPER CO. E. L. JEFFREYS, Owner Painting and Wall Paper Contracting Full Line Paint and Wall Papers Corner Holt and Main Streets PHONE 2119 Compliments of GLENCOE MILLS J. C. HARRIS LUMBER CO. Compliments of THE Lumber Building Materials i' Your Friendly PHONE 373 Independent Theatre Burlington, North Carolina Becky Walker: l'm so glad my mutlv-r name .lillia Ross: Why? Becky Walker: Because tliafs what every 0 IIE rl mf' Us-vky Walker. calls mc. Compliments of ROSE N B LOOM'S Men's and Boys' R. E. QUINN and COMPANY Wear Quality Furniture For Less Money S. Main Street Phone 502 West Davis Street Compliments of HOOD SYSTEM INDUSTRIAL BANK Burlington, N. C. Compliments of H. Frank Mitchell, Jr. O GENERAL CONTRACTOR O Burlington, N. C. , Meet Your Friends Here Compliments Make a Regular Weekly of G Appointment to Bowl Here Enjoy the Benefits of Healthy FRIEND Exercise in Our Congenial Atmosphere . GCWIIBTB good fellows always meef' F. W. W. ALAMANCE BOWLING CENTER 1' l lx f 1 f l I k f MayzMQEwenzKaiser Company BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Manufacturers of Hosiery Full-Fashioned and Seamless for Ladies ELDER HOSIERY MILL ,lim Mitchell: Did you mark that lace where the fishing was so good? p . Louie Madden: I put an X on the side of the boat. Jim Mitchell: Thafs silly. What if we should get another lyoat? M. W. CROWSON INSURANCE Montgomery Building Burlington, N. C. Compliments of BAMBY Enriched as Per Government Inspection Compliments of THE JEWEL BOX C6 At the Sign of the Bulova Cloclcn Burlington, N. C. - Compliments of E. C. PEELE 223 West Front Street Electrical Installations Electrical Appliances 'A' Compliments of McLellan Stores and Clncorporaledj Lightolier Fixtures PHONE 1500 'K' Lua Rosenlmloolni Wfas T driving ton fast. Dad? Mr. Rusenhloum: Nu, you were merely flying a little too low. FAIRCHILD AIRCRAFT beamfxn: 1 tell you, that d b I IS gomg lo be a real batlle nf bralns. 1 R bertsonz How brave of yo t go unarmed. CITY LAUNDRY CLEANERS,INC. One Call Cleans AII O Webb Avenue and Flallllel' Street PHONE 1134 1135 BURLINGTON NORTH CAROLINA BEST WISHES PARAMOUNT CAROLINA AJLAMANCIE NORTH CAROLINA THEATRES, Inc. WUI SlfA'g ' +ll1 'l'l'lyl l 1111 l f dy I ll f I 1 frm Qmf TR D AD fi EGISTERI EADNOVGQ fh Wi V If ll' Q fl .fum f- fyff 1 .Q ffm 3 'M 'xv X f .IW 1 X , I f V t4 'L'H f Bwwiff , .. x RN ' J! M 1 V X Qs. X V W' -, 'U Burlington Coca-Cola Bottling C0 Wouldn't it lie nice to lm a ualennlau' and dale cvc ry night '? 0 X , I p . J! ST 41 Wwmmgyn ff? 053- f f ,,- Bll,l'lillgl0ll,S Mammoth FOOD Center CHAS. V. SHARPE, INC PHONE 383 Burlington, N. C. PERSONNEL Chas. V. Sharpe Paul R. BOWIHLIII Miss Sallie Moser Miss Emma Johnston Miss Pauline Pickard F. M. Biggerstaif C0lll1JIilllCllfS Of CELANESE LANESE CORPORATHNW Ladies' and Misses' Ready-to Wear, Millinery, Lingerie and Accessories 'A' Miss Thurston's Shoppe 'glfarrecl Felnirzirze Apparel 107 Maple Avenue Burlington, N. C. Compliments of O. E. BASS Hendersonville, N. C. Representing HERFF-JON ES COMPANY Indianapolis, lndiana Jeweler Since 1870 C C. F. NEESE Rodney Coleman: Do you serve Crabs her Waiter: We serve everybody. Sit down. e? Compliments to Class of ,44 R. F. Kirkpatrick 6' Sons C GENERAL CONTRACTING Compliments of SUPREME DRY CLEANERS Our Modern Method of Cleaning and Repairing Insures Long Life to Your Clothes PHONE 1203 309 Fisher Street SATISFACTION GUARANTEED THE SCHOOL'S SPORT and I at ATHLETIC HEADQUARTERS ' noon at , SPORTING Goons O 7 Official Distributors for Compliments of Duke Power Company Burlington, North Carolina Goldsmith and Spaulding Athletic Equipment PHONE 864 NEAL WRIGHT JEWELRY Diamonds : Jewelry Hamilton and Elgin Watches 204 South Main Street Box 387 PHONE 2242 W. R. Freshwater: I got my leg broken in three- places. Betty Barnwellz Why dorft you stay out of those places? Acme Drug Company PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Get It At Acme We Appreciate Your Business WHITMAN,S CANDY EASTMAN KODAKS Telephone 474 W. D. NOAH J. I. WHITE All the News Fit to Print NEWS FEATURES and COMIC STRIPS DAIIILY TIMESQNIEWS Future Leadership Is Entrusted To You PHONES 60 - 1275 I' Jimmy Burns: 0'Kay, you teach her what Mr. Gerow: This girl is new and ifs up ong. to us to show her the difference between ri 's right. ght and Compliments of V l CTO R'S Credit Clothing l'Wlzere You Will Always Find Your Friends Ladies' and Men's Ready-to-Wear PHONE 812 Compliments of DAVIS NEWS CO. 600 Church Street Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of E F I R D' S Department Store C Burlington, N. C. HORNE DRY CLEANERS 720 East Davis Street Suits Made to Measure We try to Pleasen PHONE 119 Compliments of GJXY HEIEAHHIE GIBSONVILLE, N. C. W. D. Joyner Compliments of TUCK6 TAVERN Burlington, North Cu rolina ter Gross: My picture was IH all the home town papers last week. nnis Duster: Yeah? How much reward did they offer? NEESE SHUFFNER FURNITURE CO. Furniture and House Furnishings We Carry a Complete Line at All Times in the BEST of Furniture LANE CEDAR CIIESTS PHONE340 S. B. THOMAS COMPANY ROOFING, GUTTERING, SKYLIGHT AND CORNICE MAKERS, HEATING, VENTILATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Established in I 886 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA PHONE 346-J P. O. BOX 37 MELVILLE DAIRY C 'P'f 'e 'S of if PHIL'S Producers of that PASTRY SHOP Ric:-I Jeasev MILK -1 -k 600 S. Church Street PHONE I600 PHONE 891 Mr. L, Ridenhour fin a ragelz Who told you to put flowers on the desk? Flora Ann Hodge: Mr. Gerow, sir. Mr. L. Ridcnhour: Oh! Pretty aren't they? Compliments of SECURITY NATIONAL BANK i' Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Burlington, N. C. I , - , Q . I A R A - S HOP w ere your dollar buys MOST Q ' Ni... Corner Main and Davis Streets Everything to Wear for the Entire Family at Low Prices, BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA ALAMANCE Compliments of Buy some morg Hamburgers I will then buy some more Bonds 200 West Front Street PHONE 888 Loy: I feel like telling that teacher where e Ball: What do you mean, again? '5Red,' Loy: l felt like it yesterday loo. Red Dotti to get off again. A. D. PATE and CO. Reliable Quality Printers Since 1906 TELEPHONE 216 Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of BARKER'S TIRE SERVICE Church and Davis Streets TELEPHONE 1086 Jennings M. Bryan Complete Insurance Service PHONE 173 Security Bank Building Burlington, North Carolina ,l. W. Keziah Coy C. lVlcCuist0n Marearet Fovleman C. D MONARCH HOSlEllY MILLS Manufacturers of High Grade Seamless Hosiery Phone 1609 -k Webb Avenue Burlington, N. C. INSURED SAVINGS - HOME LOANS EACH ACCOUNT FULLY INSURED UP TO 55,000 Since 1914 we have faithfully served thousands of local SAVERS 1 INVESTIIRS - BORBOWERS Let the Friendly Home Folks Serve You Assets 0ver 51,7 50,000 First Federal Savings and Loan Association 102 West Front Street Burlington, N. C. mmy Hearne fpatting ller Sll0lllfl61'lZ Don't cry. lmnev, l havent a girl ln everv p t L Keziah: Bu '0u're a s ior. t y a l T mmy: Honest---l ain't been in every port. Compliments of l,,,,,,iiin1iuu,,,,q ppmovadv kvlx mx MEBANE SHOE il il' W COMPANY ICE CREAM IN FANCY FORMS nTh9 Reliable Sh09 Smfev For All Occasions-Call for it at Your Favorite Dealer BUR'-'NGTONI N- C- SOUTHERN DAlRiEs a Phone 46 ALAMANCE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Save a Day the Laundry Wayv 66 560 i PHONES -- 561 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Compliments of Foster Shoe Co. TOWN if RESTAURANT lllEast Davis Street . Burlington, North Carolina Front Street P' J N J U X Q Miss Bowen: If I lay 5 eggs here, and 3 Donald Cole: Bunk! I dnn'1 think you eggs there how many will I have altogether? can do il. Compliments of STRAT FORD HOSIERY CORPORATION Burlington, North Carolina WILSGN STUDIOS Photographs that Linen Miss Inez Morton, Prop. Burlington, N. C. Phone 2370 1045 W. Front NEWLIN HARDWARE C0. Quality Hardware for Home and Farm Azz Kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS Your Patronage Is Appreciatezl PHONE 371 - 872 Morton-Miller, Inc. Costume Jewelry, Bags, Handkerchiefs, Curtains, Draperies, Window Shades, and Venetian Blinds Maple Avenue, Near Post Office Burlington, N. C. Compliments of ALAMANCE HOTEL For Quality, Style, and Value Mary's Hat Shop 'SThe Hat Centern In the Princess Dress Shop 417 South Main Street Franklin Rudd: Pardon, brunette, but weren't you Marie Murdock: NO, I was a blonde several t a blonde nnc PS. RUTH'S Compliments to the Class of '44 ACME FEED Sc-51.00 MILLS, INC. o o i Vmety Me'ch'md'se Phone 151 Burlington, N. C. Compliments of C0mPlime'1iS Of The J. C. Penney Co. ZIMMERMAN N tn fin tn LUMBER COMPANY Hill, 51232. fi.'l. Uf.iJI BU -DWG MATEWAL5 WE SERVE MILLIONS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS 175 - PHONE -174 Burlington, N. C. EACH YEAR. North Main and Trade Street J. O. BAYLI FF c..,..,.zr,...n..0f General Contractor Phon:l294 DOLLAR STORE ,I som s. Main sneer Clarence Pickard: I cou1dn't see my way clear to propose to y u at that wild party last It 5 2 Betty Driver: What stood in your wal Clarence: Four pink elephants, two green snakes, and a flying dragon. Cgurlesy gf lucll at 'rlI0MPs0N Heatmg Company SERVICE Plumbing, Heating -Af and Electrical Supplies PHONE 1076 BURLINGTON, N. C. Phone 224 Compliments of SELLERS HOSIERY MILLS Manufacturers of Ladies' Hosiery SEVEN POINT cout Morors HOSIERY, Inc. .- f '6Your Pontiac and Men's, W0men,s and International Dealer Chilflrenas Hosiery if North Main Street Burlington, North Carolina Telephone 2557 Ivard Lasleyz I can always tell a good cigar by the hand. Yes, but il's pretty tough after someone has stepped on il. IMPERIAL BARBER SHOP Five Barbers to Serve You Opposite Alamance Theatre PHONE 1580 WOOD 8a WILLIAMSON, Props. Congratulations to the Class of 1 944 Brown's Cafe' Trollinger Street Compliments of A. and B. Grocery CECIL Axnm-zws, Proprieror Fruits, Vegetables and Quality Meats Corner of Worth and Davis Street Phone 307 Compliments of TIRE SALES CO. W. H. DUNCAN ESSO STATION ir Davis and Church Streets TELEPHONE I490 Kirk Holt Hardware Company HARDWARE : PAINTS LIME 2 CEMENT Mill Supplies anfl All Kimls of Farm Implements VISIT OUR GIFT SHOP Phone 2 Warden: So you think you are sane now. lf we give you your liberty, will you leave liquor and women alone? Inmate fB0hby Mortonlz l sure will. First Lunatic 1Bud .lacksonlz Youll better stay here. You are still crazy. Alamance Printing Co J. F. SHEETS GUY B. EPHLABD Compliments of Producers of Distinctive Printing Piedmont and Cafe: Engraving 523 S. Main St. Phone 38 Burlington, N. Cl. SOMERS, GARRISON, CSI COLTMAN Real Estate if Insurance 405 SOUTH SPRING STREET PHONE 2401 ELKIN 81 Compliments of T E R R E L Highway 70 SHOP - Phone 2423-W Cop: Ilave you a warning signal on the front of your car? Kathryn .l. Moore: Yes, sir, I have a little sign that says Dodge Brothers. l W. W. Brown 6' Sons EAT Reel Estate Since 1909 E ' I ' I C E C 11 E A M Information Gladly wk Furnished Burlington, North Carolina 'GA Health F00d,, Ask for it at Your Favorite Dealer . Congratulations to the CITY Cash Classof'-44 S t o r e -- ' S p i n k s ' 6'The Best in Meats S h 0 e S h 0 P and Groceries Phone IOI8 314 Fisher Street 305 Worth Street Burlington, North Carolina Cobb Motor Co. Complete Une Stop Service Station WRECKING SERVICE and GENERAL REPAIR AUTO PAINTING Body and Fender Repairs ESSO SERVICE Burlington, N. C. Phone 729 W. Davis Street Compliments of BOSTON CLEANERS . ,. Miss Heatwole: Will some one name a g t I Jim Mitchell: Love at first sight. SPENCE MOTORS DODGE - PLYMOUTH AUTOMOBILES Dependable - Guaranteed Used Cars Compliments of DR. WM. C. JEFFCOAT CHIROPRACTOR Compliments of A. M. CARROLL ATTORNEY AT LAW Compliments of Green and McClure . . . 9 Security Bank Building Eighth Floor GRAHAM, N. c. Burlington, N. C. Phone 251 Compliments of GLAMOUR SHOP if Girls, Make This Your Meeting Place Compliments of Washington Cafe' PRIVATE DINING ROOM FOR BANQUETS 'lr 'k Phone 492 Main Street Burlington, N. C. NI e Payne: Yes, darling, yn .1 eve me Jewels, but they must he lndlvidual pearls. H B 1 1 1 l u wx no a neck ace? Y NI e Payne: I don't want a y t gs attached to them. Compliments of TF. DT. I3CJCJPTI3 THE TAILOR Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of R.E.BOONE Quality Dry Cleaners PHONE 2101 Boson and Boson Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Millinery, Lingerie and Novelties 'A' ll3 East Davis Street Burlington, N. C. F. J. STRADER CO. Wholesale FRUIT AND PRODUCE The Home of Good Things to Eat Burlington, N. C. Compliments of Firestone Stores O North Main and Trade Streets Burlington, N. C. Catherine Holtzv Do you believe in Buddha Lester Gross: Why, of course, but I think ol ine J t as good. Compliments of Sykes Foundry and FAiIiIP3i: NSZJOP Machine Shop ' ' ' wk Q The Store for Smart PHONE no Misses and Women Greensboro Daily News The Greensboro Record All the News That's Fit to Print Morning, Evening, Sunday ir A. H. JONES, Local Distributor 107 East Front Street ' PHONE 477 Compliments of Vera's Beauty Shop G. MARVIN HOLT Frigidaire Dealer CUIILIIIEIILCIIIS of A -h U d Roses ut onze Sales and Service 5'.l0'25C Stores lNC. West Front Street Ann Mitchell: What do you think of my new fur? 1'm putting on the dog. eh? Peggy Dumcron: Well, it looks more like call The National Bank of Burlington Member Federal Reserve System Deposits lnsured Up to 55,000 for Each Account Z Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Our Policy- Safety First'f We solicit your business, based upon strong financial conditions. We render every service possible commensurate with the policies of safe banking. Yours very truly, L. J. BLAKEY, President and Trust Officer. COMPLIMENTS OF BROW VS HO IERY MILL , I C. Recruiting Ollicerz I suppose you want a commission? Willard Nicks: Gosh no. 1'm such a poor shotg lid rather wnrk on a salary. Victory Cafe' Moron SERVICE c0MPANY S 't t' : I't am G lon Quo l y GARLAND F. HUFFMAN, Owner Courtesy : Service Motor Rebuilding -1- Populor Prices l- Machine Shop EAT WITH US Bring Your Family and Friends l0755IZ15EOl32iueel Everything for Your Car BURLINGTON, N. C. Phone 290 Burlington, N. C. KEEPING OPEN-MINDED IS OUR BUSINESS! After silk was frozen we were among the Hrst to complete conversion and offer rayon hosiery to our customers. We were among the first-if not the first- to show Avconit Processed rayon hosiery in the New York market. These are examples of our flexibility in meeting new conditions and new problems in the past. We are just as open-minded about the future. We don't know whatis ahead . . . nobody does. But we have a feeling that what is 'Gultra ultrai' today, may not be the preferred hosiery of tomorrow -in short, that the stocking of the future may be something we've never dreamed of. Should that be so, wesre ready. You can be sure that we will again be among the first to make and sell the preferred hosiery of the day. And, as in the past, this new hosiery will be well made . . . fairly priced. For the Duration we are making rayons exclusively on our 4-2-45-51 gauge machines. Our aim is to do the best we can to take care of our cus- tomer's requirements. RUFUS D. WILSON, INC. BURLINGTON, N. C. Empire State Building New York The employees of Rufus D. Wilson, Inc., were the first in Alomance County to purchase os much as I0 per cent of their earnings for War Bonds. Margaret McGowan: On a stormy night d0n't you get tlred of hearing everlasting p tt p Mary Ivey: Yes, it never rains but lt b HADLEYS NThe Jewelers every Gifts for occasion Graham, North Carolina PHONE 2483 ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW Compliments of Miss Bertha Cates C. B. YARBROUGH WHOLESALE i' . . Candles - Novelties E' S' W' Dameron Phone 2499 Trade sneer Compliments of ANGLIN'S STUDIO Davis Street Pharmacy Phone 969 'A' Burlington Drug Co. 243 : Phones : 244 , .f J 1- 'N U 'X ' Q' ,I ' X 1 ' , X Q jp, Nfl '! 85.1 Jlff LX -1 JM rj jf jxfm H ,f :' -. : j y P Y! Xxx! ,1 I I X ff? ful mf k XDE1-Hiff?1fLN, jg, , . ff! Baphdlor: T11Q'4nan-'wha' didn'F'Qzfz1ve a car whyfhe was yoling. N 7 5, J 'ff an 3 ,, FSA - L 2' lf 'ff' '35 V X If ,I Ji I Ygjjlf lj if I' .1 A I. I X VU X J af! 1 ,f ,fi Z-ff'M15L1MENTS,y . 'y ff fx M' f f of Y J' if X ' vu V J! F f x f K J J KL 'V ' 5. ' ' gk J .J 5 lx J I Y ' J , ' . , ll ', I , if j ' 1 L i Lf, J! J .f 5 lf I1 ft U1 1 f 5 lf K. x 7' J X X 0 uf! Jf f J j ' ' u . li, ' ' v 'I K 1, ' I XVJ jp -K A f. . . I I Y 'Xu l JK L. in H 1 is J V f Q' f A , 4 j,,JJf1 , 4H1H?RJjL,1NGfyON 17 ' 11. ' Qf' 'if A f ' JV X ! 5, xx Y J 4 201 jf ,r,,fyx IKAQ L ,H Q' if lr X JU' 21 X ,:l. K X? JJ 'p: ,ff J' J V if hy 23, N JL! i X U 'K 'Va '. kv!! , ,ff if ,ff ...J ff ' If jj ' If 9 I M Q: V ' . , ' 1 1 TJ' , li I '- 'f' A J Compliments of Lfffkjfy - u , K Miiils, Inc E , ' f 1. I s , . , , Q 1 Q ,4Kf!AMANQE,'1wZ0Rijl4f CAROLINA f yj I J. NX X X: I 'X x. N f 2 , . , f X -QE, l J 2 V X-0 I , Billy Sutton: Your boy friend is said to be very ta Patsy Lane: Yes, we park there every nlglt fe 1 . . lenled in the atlflelic field. 1 i i Compliments of Your Credit Jeweler TILL1VIAN'S 301 South Main Street Burlington, N. C. SHOP AT BELICS and Get a Liberal Education in THRIFT ' -if BELK-BECK CO. i'Burlingl0n,s Shopping Center Compliments of Standard Grocery Company Front Street BURLINGTON, N. C. Compliments of CAROLINA BARBER SHOP Six Specialized Barbers to Serve You PHONE 1317 Compliments of Huntley-Stockton Hill at Complete Home Furnishings Compliments of CURRIN and HAY MATT and PAT ttie Cates Cswooninglz I could adore a man S m Smith: Y0u're out of luck. There ain't nob like you. ody like me. Compliments BURLINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE Day and Evening Classes in all Commercial Subjects Of TOWER HOSIERY MILLS PICKETT HOSIERY MILLS, Inc. Manufacturers FINE SEAMLESS HOSIERY Cooper and Sanders Associate w. CLARY HOLT Un Armed Forcesl ATTORNEYS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW 'A' Suite 807 Security Bank Buildings tty Walker: Telling lies is rx t one nf my failings. oris Blackwell: No, Llearie, it one of your few succe MCDERN LAUNDRY and CLEANERS Your Bosom Friend She: Want me tn tell you. why you can't get in the movies as a great lover? Webster Parker' Darling lim all ear . s. She: That's it exactly. i 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 7?-5 Dozzileta Compliments of T'i 9mf.i56 'f' any 072 Relieve Misery with HERITAGEVVILSON Q 8: F DRUG Co. Liquid, Pleasant to Take Money Back GUARANTEE 259 or Big Economy Size SOC C l' t f . amp 'men S O Congratulations to the W. L. SHOFFNER Class of1944 ATTORNEY AT LAW 'A' MOOREFIELD BURLINGTON, N. c. FLORIST Security Bank Building Eighth Floor is uve car a Hoyt Kennedy: Tell me, why do you call th l ly t 9 kD uB Ifrpktfllfpl JBC OTS? I CCHUSC 0 CII 3.0 C ICS. TRUCKER'S REST SERVICE STATION Fruits, Vegetables, and Quality MEATS Local and Long Distance Moving Service Guaranteed CALL 9138 NIGHT PHONE 2453-W J. J. HARRELL, Prop. 710 Beaumont Avenue SING LEE Compliments of J. CURRY ISLEY Sz SONS H Maple Avenue Extension Spring Street Groceries : Meats Fruits : Vegetables Delivery Service Phone 1756 Congratulations to Class of 344 Levin Brothers IRON, STEEL and METALS 417 Worth Street BURLINGTON, N. C. TROLLINGER'S FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Members of Florists, Telegraph Delivery Association Orders Receive Prompt Attention Phones-Store 931 : Night 519 BURLINGTON, N. C. Robert Mitchell fin restaurantl: I don't mind when I order steak and get horse, but please take 05 the harness before you serve it. Compliments of LASLEY I-IO IERY MILL R. K. LASLEY HOSIERY Compliments of TUXEDO SODA SHOP 'A' BURLINGTON, N. C. Part 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, Secretary-Treasurer MORRIS Furniture - Exchange Used Furniture Bought and Sold 316 Worth Street Phone 2477 ALAMANCE Book Cr Stationery Co. 'k Books Fountain Pens School Supplie Old Lady: Why you bad, had hoyg row . th that cigarette away. Louie Madden: Lady, are you in the habit of speaking to strange men? Have Your Pictures Framed at C. V. SELLERS, ART STORE also Paint and Wallpaper Compliments of J. B. LONG uk LONG'S DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of D. V. BRADLEY SERVICE STATION Has a Full Line of Amoco Products C I T Y Washing and Greasing and Tire Repairing D R U G FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE C O M P A N Y 6'You,re Always Welcome Phone 9169 C.A LE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 214 West Front Street Phone 777 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA C HARLO ,fha E ENGRAVING CO jmumf 07y2cz11zVfJvQ Cha rlotte, Norkh Cc rolina BUILDERS xx V X X ,t at tw will Xl xx IX I I t MDX wa will A. V mt- llull 'qw IW . itll! Wilt. hhllx' 'M n 'Tlllll QW? F' Wim! xi 'lily iff, VISIONS created by the imagination precede the achievement of any really great accomplishment. The ability to weave the threads of imagi- nation into the finished fabric is equally important. It has been the privilege of the Enwmns 81 BROUGHTON COMPANY to co- operate with the staff in creating their vision into material form. Such cooperation is one of the visions which precede the building of a successful business, and is a part of the working policy of the EDWARDS 81 Bnoucurow COMPANY. To those Staffs desiring complete co- nperation, we offer unexcelled service, You, too, may be proud of your annual. Correspondence is Invited EDWARDS 81 BROUGHTON CO. RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA AUTOGRAPHS