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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1949 volume:

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'l711'r1l row: Miss .Iett Harviel, Secretary to Superintendent3 Miss Nell Harviel, Ollice Secre- taryg Nlrs. Estelle Koinerska, Supervisor of Audio- Yisual Education. . , Y. U,..- V+ Eg----www Lwvlirl. LL '-aai1..LL.vil Slr1111l1'11g.' Staley Gordon, A. Lowe, C. M. Euliss. Se11lf'rl.' Dr. H. Y. Murray, R. Stracler, R. R. Isenhour, XV. L. Shoffncr. C. C, I,1NNExmxN Pf1i7I1'lylIl1 EDITH XVIIITE SI'l'I'FfIlI: 1' LESTER RIIJIENHIJVR .'1.V.S'Ii.Yff1lIf I 'r1'11r1j1r1I HIIDRR lVII.I.I.-XMSUN Sr 1'I'1'f1l7:1' Faculty M ,'!.n. ,Ia ' 4' -', - ,- Bali-mem Buck Burns Casey RIQNA M. B.'X'l'lCINI.-KN A.B., I'1.C.'I'.CI. f,'!llIllllI'I'f'I.f1! SAR.-XII if.-XI'I'lI Bi-:UK ILS., Clzilmvlnzl llflililll-LU! ULA ci1'1R'I'RlVIJl-Z B1Nc:1IAM B.S., Appalachian lm'11.x'1'11r.s'.s' .-lrfllznzrliz' MRS. fiICR'l'Rl'DE BRADIVURD A.B., Colulnhlag M.A., U.N.C1. Sflfllflf SI'liI'IIt'l' I'ilJI'I'lI BRANNOIIK A.B., Iilon Ilumr' lft'0IIOIlI1.t'S 'IVIIIQUIJORE XV. BURNS A.B., Elon ,1 I nllzfmal ffzx' R1r:uARn M. CASEY A.B., Elon IJ1'.s'lr14l111f1'z'e 12'llI1l'I1f14UlI Bingham Cole QIAMES M. CQLE BS., Univ. Cincinnati Ham! MRS. FRANUES DAWSON A.B., VVcStcrn Rcsvrvc C,'00flFffIfl'I'6 lfnljzlryilzznzl MRS. TOM IJULA B.S., E.C.T.C. Engl i.vl1 'TIIELMA C. EDXVARIJS A.B., Guillbrd Ifflgliylz I.Uc:Y GLENN GII.I, A.B., Mcrcdithg M.A., xviliif' lforcsl 1.llfI.7Z RUTH Gown A.B., High Point Ifngfislz Bradford , Brannock Dawson Dula BETSY HELLEN A.B., E.C.T.C. C.'l71III7II'I'l'IA!If HIiI,liN Hom' A. B., A.S.T.C.l M.A., U.N.C Engl 1'.s'l1 STAN HUEEMAN A.B., iVI2lI'Si1ilii I1i.s'lmQ1' MRS. QI. ALLEN HUNTER A.B., Bethany: M.A., Uukvg Ccrliiiczllc Univ. Grvxiohlc, I rf'f1rfl1 INIELEN CIARINE INGULD A.B., Czllwuhzi .11Z1fll!'lI1I1f1iI'.Y RENA MAUDE ISLEY A.B., Elon Sl'I'r IIlY' SARA JONES A.B., YYinthrop Englfxlz Edwards Gill Good Hcllcn Holt Huffman Hunter Ingold Isley Jones 'g 1. :jg lv. .ig 1.1 Kickline Lindley Murrell N ewlin Pggvcy Poovcy Pope Qurnell Ridenhour Rouse MII.DRED KICKLINE A.B., Meredith Bible TYREE S. LINDLEY A.B., High Point M.A., U.N.C. Social Science MILDRED MURRELL A.B., Duke English HARVEY R. NEWLIN B.S., Guilford Mathematics XV. A. POOVEY A.B., Lenoir-Rhyne Science ROY GLENN STARNES A.B., U.N.C. MIl5Z'6 RUTH HALL SULLIVAN A.B., Winthrop English MARY R. TAYLOR A.B., W.C.U.N.C. flflathematics ELIZABETH THOMAS A.B., U.N.C. Librarian MARIE TYSON A.B., W.C.U.N.C. Englixh MRS. W. A. POOVEY A.B., Lenoir-Rhyme M allzemalics Starnes Sullivan Taylor Thomas Tyson Walker MRS. HELEN POPE A.B., E.C.T.C. Home Economics KENNETH L. QURNELL A.B., E.C.T.C.g M .A. Peabody Illistoiy LESTER RAY RIDENHOUR A.B., E.C.T.C. Hisloyz MRS. 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V11 i'-l'zr.x1'f1'mf Bm ix' S11-1 Cfiwxlek . . . , -Svf'L'IY'flIlil' Nli'I l'lIi CZi:1 1'1:1l1-'licl.1w, . . . 'lrmxzzm' Junior Class Officer: The junior class, which is now feeling the importzlnce of high school must have able leaders. Such are its orlicers: Presi- dent, Buell Moser: Vice President, Bill Hoekadayg Secretary, Grady Beelag Treas- urer, Garland Tickle. Freshman Class Officers In the first year of high school these lenders were chosen to guide their class: President, Charles Stuttsg Vice President, Delano Underwood: tlacklyn Hodge, Sec- retaryg Jerry Miles, Treasurer. Sophomore Class Officers: YVe're on our way is the thought in the minds of the sophomore class and their officers: President. Henry Perry: Vice President, Dick Hargroveg Secretary, Bobby Lattag Treasurer, Ronnie Me- Intyre. Senior Class History C Amid the confusion of graduation, with the Prom, Class Day, and Move-up Day passing so swiftly, I stop a minute to think back over the past. Has it really been four years? It doesn't seem possible that after four long years, which have seemed so short, we have finally secured our goal. We are the forty-niners . Was it worth it? When we receive our diplomas we will all realize how far ,we have gone and how much we've achieved. E A. Y A In the fall of 1945 we began the journey which was to bring us to final glory and the thing which we sought-gold. We were told that there's gold in them thar' hills, and we were going to find it. And so we started on our search under the direction of Principal james A. Cerow and Dr. L. E. Spikes. There were moun- tains to cross and rivers to ford, but we had the ambition and faith to keep going. Then we pitched camp for a long and needed rest and continued ,our journey as Sophomores. It was getting tougher but our leaders-Pete Barnwell, Hamett Brewer, Mary Johnston and George F idler kept us going. Our teachers and new principal, C. C. Linnemann, guided us and we began to see the future in store for us. Then we rested again and the caravan of hopeful juniors resumed its move to stake its claims in the world of tomorrow. We worked harder for wet' were nearing our goal. This year our leaders were ,Bobby Tucker, Graham White, Jeannette Zimmerman, and Carolyn Moore. At last we were included in the various clubs and activities. Several of our class members were inducted into the National Honor Society, and the Tri-Hi-Y, the Hi-Y, and the Monogram Club received members from our class. The Y-Teens Club was organized for the first time in our high school, Along with blood, sweat, and tears, we also had our lighter moments. We gave the outgoing Seniors a prom they'll never forget and we got our class rings, a thrill to every junior. It was a good year, but the best was yet to come. In September, 1948, we began the last lap of our journey with one hundred and ninety eight Seniors joining the caravan for the final test. The work was harder, the disappointments greater, but we were Seniors, proud and ambitious. There was not rnuch farther to go so we worked and kept trying. Our ofiicers were Mary Lou Muckenfuss, Norma Workman, Betty Sue Clark, and Nettie Crutchfield. The president and vice-president of the student council were Pete Barnwell and Richard Pitts. The high-light of the year was our football team which, under the leadership of our new coach, Mr. Stan Huffman, won the Western Class AA Cham- pionship title. Many of the team won individual honors. Editor of the Barker was Sue Steele and Ruth Ann Sullivan edited the DOE-WAH-JACK. Yes, we have reached our destination. The journey is over, the hard work ended. We are the forty-niners, and it was worth it. We have at last found gold. NANCY Scorr, ' Historian . ff egypt-2 Y X ' ef .3 'Trish -' X , H3 MA mn SENUQRS fi? M ,' -' . '3 y-' .'FvfWYf'?i . 455372 'W MQ The 49'ers -Iurm I RANc:ias Ai.:-'oRo -7uli1 ' . . .4LfI'III'7l.l' . . . quid . . .ufullhful National Honor Society 3, 45 Bible Club 3, 4Q 'l'ri-Yi-Y BQ Sr.'l'ri-Hi-Y 41 l,c Ccrclc Fran- cais 41 Superlative. COLEMAN Al.l.IsoN JV'iqgrr Aviator . . . lzmirlmmf' . . blond hair . . . Carllmfs buzlrbz Footballg Baseball: Monogram Club 3, 45 jr. I-Ii-Y. -IUIIN REYNol.lJs ARWVUUD RHI . . .frr'rklf'.f . . . wilgz . . . flifly Football 3, 4: Intramural Soft- ball Iil Nlonogram Club 4. Hl'1RIlI'1R'l' VVAYNIC BEM., IIR. l3P1'll1 ' . . .flaxlz bulb . . . lull . . . dark gym Animal photographer 31 llrzrkrr Photograpl'ier 3, 4g Football Manager 41 Monogram Club 4g Intramural Softball 31 Colum- bia U. Scholastic Press Conf. 35 Quill and Scroll 41 Sr. Hi-Y 4. Bohm' RM-1 BoNns Bah . . . nizrr . . . inl'll1'gml . . . frirmlly Co-Op Club 3, 4. ZEB VANCE ALLEN, -IR. Delmar . . . lllaribfn . . . dark . . . black hair Buddy Buddy Club 35 Intra- mural Softball. ELIZABETH MAE ANDERSON Lib . . . angom szwalers . . . quirl . . .firrtlv qvrs Le Cerclc Francais 4g Dramatic Club 45 Bible Club I .IULIAN FOREST BARNWELL Pele . . . permnaligf . . . intelli- gent . . . sfufalrrr Key Club 35 Sec. 45 Student Council Rep. SQ Sports Editor Barker 45.112 Hi-Y 31 Sr. Hi-Y 4Q Debating Club 4g Pres. Student Body 41 Delegate Henderson Student Conf.g Superlative5 Quill and Scroll 4. ALFRED IAEMUEI. BELL, -IR. HBllll7, . . . Flirt . . .jlirgn . . . .New York Yiijl Boxing team: Intramural Soft- ball 3: Monogram Club 3, 4: Sec. -lr. Hi-Y 3g Sr. Hi-Y 45 Baseball 4g Le Cercle Francais 4Q Assist. Business Manager IJOE-VVAH-IACK 41 Columbia U. Scholastic Press Conf. 3. -IANE clARR BOONE Carrbur .... f hor! . . . hrairiy . . . JIU: Le Cerclc Francais 41 Bible Club 42 Dramatic Club 4g Barker Reporter 4g Tri-Hi-Y 45 Red Cross Rep. 4Q National Honor Society 4. CHRYSTAI, BOSNVELL f'Chri.v . . . fzretgf . . . graceful . . long hair D0R0'I'HX'.Il11AN BRADY Dol . . . lllll-if . . . blond hair . . . blush Glee Club 3. BARBARA -IEAN BRINN Bobby . . .plailr . . . smile . . . good-natured Assist. LibraI'ian5 Sec. Library Club 41 Dramatic Club 45 Bible Club5 Debating Club. ANNIE RUTH BROADWAY Ruthie'l . . . rjzurl . . . blond hair . . . hrlfgful C0-Op Club 41 Le Cercle Fran- cais 4. NANCX' IDI-ZANNE CANADX' Camly . . .prrlgf gym' . . .rzice. fall Treas. Home Room 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Barker Reporter 35 Bible Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Le Cerclc Francais 4. The 49'ers SIDNEY EVELYN BOYD tvs: 'Szd .. ..1man'. . . nalural . . . n good girl Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 35 Pres. Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 45 Le Cerclc Francais 41 National Honor Society 45 Sec. Treas. Bible Club 35 Pres. 45 State Bible Club Rep. 3, 41 Pres. State Club 41 Pres. PK Club 45 Alumni Editor Barker 45 Quill and Scroll 4. HAMETT ELLIOT BREWER Bo . . . qlhoienl . . . .North Woslfrn . . . nike looking Honor Society 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Pres. 45 DoE-WAII- JACK Staff 3, 45 Co-Adv.-Mgr. 4Q Key Club 3, 45 V. Pres. Le Cerclc Francais 4L Library Club 35 Pres. Home Room 41 De- bating Club 45 Superlative5 Quill and Scroll 4. GLADYS DURANGO BROADYVAY Tang', . . .flirty . . . 0 my goodness . . . Rigflnn Red Cross Rep. HQ Treas. Dra- matic Club 45 Le Cerclc Fran- cais 45 Bible Club 4. LA NOEL NELSON BROWN Bu1l1lyl' . . . lall . . . nice . . glamefs Co-OP Club 4. DAVID AI.vA CHIANDIIER High Pouketxw . . . lall . . . drum major . . . infesmnl lalkirzg Glee Club 3g Band 3, 45 Drum Major 45 Sec. Le Cercle Fran- cais 45 Barker 45 Dramatic Club 45 Basketball 45 Folk Dance Club 4. The ' 19ers Bl-1'l l'Y Sm-1 ClI.ARK lfflly lion . . . ffrlilef . . .gI'ILfg1I'.Y . . . prrllr hair Vice' l'rl:s. Home room 3: Mar'- sllall gg Y-Tc-cn 3, 4: Ass't. Fm-aturc Editor 1,015-VVAlljlACK 4g Cleo Club 3, 41 Svc. Senior Class 4g Dramatic Club 4. IiouAR Rum Conn Fil . . . r1'1l ,j'I'I'fl . . . IQUIIII lanlrlllg . . . nice' clnllucr Ir. Ili-Y 31 Hi-Y 42.111 Baskvt- ball 33 Bascball 3, 41 Monogram Club jg, 4Q Intramural Softball 33 Buclcly-Bucldy Club 3, 4. b'lYR'l'lS-IANl'1'l' fl0MliR Jan . . . .vmilr . . . limizl . . I7llt'!lI'lTllllIl Co-Op Club 4g Bible Club 4. Nierrua Vloi,A CRu'rc:m-'lia1.o Samet Pr!zuiv . . . baby-fucf . . . zlrpenflublf' . . . ll'qyrm Scc. Home Room gg Glcf- Club 3, Treas. 42 Dramatic Club 4g Le Ccrclc Francais 4g Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 41 Trcas. Senior Class 4g Columbia Univ. Scholastic Press Conf. QQ Photography Editor IDOPI-VVAIQIACIK 41 Vice-Pres. Home Room 42 Quill and Scroll 4. Ev!-:LVN FRANCES IJANIELS Blondir . . .prelly lrgx .... C. Slfllff . . ..71'rr1niy ' Sr. Dramatic Club gg Glec Club 3, 4g Le Cerclc Francais 4. 'R THOMAS HARDY Ci.M roN Tom . . . llmt laugh . . .jolb . . . 1'l'I'lIfll rnazlrr Glcc Club 4g Lc Ccrclc Fran- cais 4. BILLY GLISNN Com-:Y '4Hill . . . quirt . . . fll.S:11g01-Ilg . . . frivnd ln all jr. Hi-Y gg jr. Classical League 4. B1z'r'rIE MARIAN CRAWLEY Bef' . . .prflly hair . . . neat . . . smart Sec. Home Room 4Q Co-op Club 42 Honor Society 4. BEVERLY MAu1soN CURRINHIR. Alan .... r hurt . . . crazy . . . horn-rimmed glassf: Dramatic Club 3g Le Cercle Francais 4g Debating Club 4. flll.-XRLES LESLIE DAVIS Esl.'in1n . . .frif'mlU1 . . . ugreku . . . tall Baseball 3, 4g Monogram Club 3, 4g Intramural Softball, 3. ROBERT HARRISON DAY Bobby . . . dofujv . . . Ridge- crest . . . nite Intramural Softball 3, Glee Club 3 4 Dxamatic Club fy 1 ' 1 43 Bible Club 4. REBECCA SUI-I IJIXON Hairy . . . beauty . . . graceful . . . good .friend Trcas, D. E. Club 3, Pres. D. E. Club 41 Red Cross Rep. 4. FRANCES .ANN EISENBURG Annie . . . Flfetlirze . . . hapgv . . . Carolina Glee Club 3, 41 Le Ccrele Fran- cais 4, Barker Reporter 4. CAROLYN SUE ELLIOTT Suite . . . rzceet . . . kind . . . pretgz hair Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Barker Typist 4Q Bible Club 4, Le Cercle Fran- cais 4. NORMA LEE EVANS I'riJJ . . . nite . . . good sport . . . 'fonzfv girl Red Cross Rep. 3: Glee Club 3, 4, Barker Typist 4. The 'iigffl C. R. DENNIS, JR. Caesar . . .flowers . . . history qui? . . . Johnnie Glee Club 3, Le Cercle Francais 4. RAYMOND DEWITT DRAKEMIR. Duck . . . handsome . . . dark . . snowman Dramatic Club 3, 4. WILLIAM BUTLER ELDRIDGE Bill . . . brain: . . . good sport . . . New Tork Trip Harker 3,4, Make-up Editor 4, Le Cercle Francais 4, Art Di- rector Library Club 3, Pres. Debating Club 4, Columbia Univ. Scholastic Press Conf. 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Super- lative 4, Quill and Scroll 4. DONNA CLAIRE ENSLEY Sroop . . . Hospital . . . New fork Trip . . . Evalzbo1bf'5 frierzdl' Treas. Home Room 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Assist. Librarian 4, Barker Typist 35 Associate Editor DOE-WAII-KIACK 4, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Le Cercle Francais 45 Colum- bia Univ. Scholastic Press Conf. 3, Bible Club 41 Dramatic Club 45 National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. BILLY RAY EZZELL Hlllop Head . . . hal . . . band . . . nite Band 3, 4g President Band 4. The litre Gizoiusia ARTHUR FIlJl.l'1R '1'ublp1', . . . Ihr mire . . . rlrmcer . . . uIl'iflIlIII'!lv lover Pres. Clee Club 3, Vice Pres. 43 Monogram Club 3, S1-e.'l'reas. 41 Football 3, 42 Vice Pres.Jr. Hi-Y SQ Sr. Hi-Y 4: Buddy- Bucldy Club 3, Pres. 4: Band 35 Dramatic Club 41 Debating Club 4g Superlative. TOMMY EDWNIN FLl'I'l'CHl'lR Tom . . . Dark . . . brrzrh . . tall RfJNAl.D Hox.T FOGLEMAN l3ogffIie . . .jwrrbug . . . cheer- wa P7 . . . la Glue Club 31 Cheerleader 3g Basketball 33 Dramatic Club 3. FLUYD ALLEN FOSTER Floss', . . . fzrnronaligl Aid . . . nice looking . . . 711-f'k7If1II'lI'.t' Pres. Hi-Y 33 Vice Pres. Mono- gram Club 5g Buddy-Buddy Club 43 Basketball 3, 43 Student Store 4, 5Q Superlative 4, Treas. Sr. Class 4, Jr. Hi-Y 33 Marshal 31 Vice-Pres. Home room 33 Golf Team ZQ Mgr. Baseball 3, 4. RllllI,fJN lXI.HRlGll'1' 1'lUWl.l'lR Bunn . . .fmflga zyes. . . Pat . . . cute Buddy-Buddy Club 3, 45 Mgr. Football Team 4g Monogram Club 43 Glee Club 3, 4. lN4ARY -JEAN Fi,.icTc:ui2R 'lFlr'a . . .prrttyz,'o1'ce . . . Fred. . . Oxxiprr Sec. Home Room 31 Treas. Home Room 4g Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4g Glee Club 3, 4. LANVRENCE EUGENE FOGLEMAN Buddy . . . Elon Collrgz' . . nice . . . nrw romcr Basketball 3, 43 Football 3, 4. SARA ELIZABETH FONVILLE 'lSr1rv . . . Crrfpe'r . . . prflgf hair . . .fair ronzplrxiun Pres. Home Room 3Q Student Council 3: Glee Club 3, 4g Vice Pres. Home Room 4: Le Cerelc Francais 4: Bible Club 4g Dramatic Club 4g Library 4. W11.1,1AM STAFFORD Fos'ruR, JR. l1'i1b1u ' . . . l'H1'1l', . . . dzrer- Ierlzifr ,... vlmrfy Mgr. Football 31 Mrg. Basket- ball 3Q Dramatic Club 33 Buddy- Buddy Club 3, 4Q Monogram Club 3, 4g Cheerleader 4. PEGGY JLLAN Fox cgPFgJ!, . . . blond . . . gpist . . Reid Glee Club 4. CHARLES DEW'EY FUTRELL jeep . . . 'j'urtail . . . loved by all . . . pefxonalily plux Football 3, 45 Basketball 35 Base- ball 3, 42 Monogram Club 3, 45 Jr. Hi-Y 35 Hi-Y 45 Buddy-Buddy Club 35 Superlativc. AMANDA JANE FUQUA Twin . . . jeanlt sisler . . . neat . . . early hair Glee Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 4. FLOSSY ALICE GARRETT Dimples,' . . . .vkipped grade . . . intelligent . . . cule Pres. Home Room 35 Student Council Rep. 35 Barker Reporter 3. LINLEY HENRY GIEES, JR. Bug . . .proxy . . . niee-looking . . . .vporgl Jr. Hi-Y 35 Jr. Basketball 35 Hi-Y 3, 4g Buddy-Buddy Club 3, Treas. 45 DOE-WAH-,JACK King 4. NEIL Bosr GLENN Neeley . . . zpana .rmile . . . okay . . . .vporgl Honor Society 3, 45 Jr, Hi-Y 35 Buddy-Buddy Club 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Le Ccrcle Fran- cais 45 Pres. Home Room 4. The ilffcrs EMMA FRANCES FUTRELL Fran,' . . . xporgl . . . jeep? sis . . . Melvin Head Typist DOE-WAH-JACK Staff 4. AMEL JEAN FUQUA Six . . . one qflwa . . . sings . . . giggles Glee Club 3, 4g Barker Typist 35 Dramatic Club 45 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 35 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. RACHEL COOK GARRISON Cookie . . . president T-Teen . . . original . . . wily Dramatic Club 3g Red Cross Rep. 31 Barker Typist 35 Glee Club 4Q Pres. Y-Teens 3, 4. BETTY Jo GLENN ja-jo . . . pretgf legs . . . neat . . . rule Y-Teen Club 45 Barker Reporter 35 Sec. Home Room 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Treas. Glee Club 45 Le Cercle Francais 4. SALLY ANN GOLDMAN L'Sal', . . . alwayx talking . . .full lyffun . . . Jehool spirit. Jr. Editor Barker 3, Asst. Editor C 45 olumbia Univ. Scholastic Press Conf. 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Le Cercle Francais 4g Y-Teens 3, 45 Sgt. of Arms 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Super- lativeg Quill and Scroll. The l3'rr,3 Roy R. GRANT, -IR. Roy . . . arlixl . . . blnml hair . . . k7l'!lIlllPHl' Glee Club 35 Buddy-Buddy Club 3, Sec. 4Q Art Editor llarker 3, 45 Jr. Football 45 Dramatic Club 3g Sr. Hi-Y 4. EDWARD 'l'I-:Auuis Guoss Tig . . .frirmlhv .... ml! . . . Irii D. E. Club 4. IiENRY NE1,SON GusI.uR Gus . . . slmfly . . . Illlfft' . . . Aim! D.E. Club 3Q C0-op Club 4. -lover: BoNI'I'A H AIR Rabbit . . . Library Club . . frrcklrs . . ..f7iffldh'V Library Club 3, 4, Pres. 41 Le Ccrcle Francais 4g Bible Club 41 Dramatic Club 4. WILLIAM MAX HAI.L P0lU', . . . tall blond . . . gum! looking BANKS LEA Guoss ulglllllblq, . . . 'lkaguzfx brother . . mn' . . . round fare D.E. Club 31 4: Pres. 3. BARBARA JEAN CJRYDER Ggw1fr', . . . tall . . . mr . . . xhorl hair Glee Club 3, 4: Bible Club 41 Dramatic Club 41 Le Cerclc Francais 45Lib1'ary Club 45 Folk- Dance Club 4. ELLIS DoLoRI:s I-IAGAN 4gHHgd!I,' . . . lizwlv . . . red hair . . . Bobhy joe Clee Club 3, 4g Barlcfr Reporter 31 Bible Club 31 Y-Teens 4g Co-joke Editor lDOl2-VVAH1IACK 42 Dramatic Club 4g Le Cercle Francais 4. MARc:ARE'I' HALL '2llrIrgiP . . . nm' L'0I77f'f . . .prflly hair . . . suwl Home EC. Club 3, French Club 31 Transfer PEGGY GELHNL: HAl.Lh1AN janv . . . dinzples . . . long hair . . . -friend Vice Pres. Library Club 45 Pub- licity Mgr. Dramatic Club 4g Bible Club 45 Le Cercle Francais 45 Folk Dance Club 4g Iiarkerr Typist 4g Vice Pres. Folk Dance Club 4. RAI.PH GENE PIARRIS Tim . . . Arm . . . smilr . . . rlother Mgr. Football 3, 4: Monogram Club 41 Le Cercle Francais 42 Sr. Hi-Y 4. JACOB LONG HARVEY Ujakf' . . . nirf . . . tall . . .frirndly D.E. Club 3, 4. NANCY LOUISE HAX'NES .Nonrr,' . . . rmall , . . intelligent . . . good Frmoh student Le Ccrcle Francais 4: Biblc Club 4. CONRAD IXLLEN HODGE Alone . . . bow tif . . . nire' . . . willy HOMER HOGAN Homer . . . tall . . .frifndbf . . kind Football 3g Le Ccrcle Francais 4 The 'l9'rr: FRED THOMAS HARVEY, JR. 'iShrimp . . . aimiable . . . I'll szuzggern . . . hooker Jr. Hi-Y 35 Sr. Hi-Y 4, 5g Monogram Club 4, 55 Intra- mural Softball 4g Basketball 4, 51 Baseball 5, Glee Club 3' BOBBY ROY HAYES Bohn . . . kind . . .friend . . likable Lc Ccrcle Francais 4, Bible Club 5 Home Room Treas. HAYWOOD HENDERSON 'KS'kzf1per . . . artixl . . . lead in play . . . lall Dramatic Club 3, 4Q Debating Club 4, C0-Art Editor Barker 4Q Quill and Scroll 4. FRED MASON HOFFMAN, JR. Nj. R. . . . Ann . . . likable . . friend lo all Football 3, Intramural Softball 3, Mgr. Baseball 4, Monogram Club 4, Glee Club 3, Sr. Hi-Y 4. RAYMOND BOCES HOLLAND g'Buddy . . . qfcienl . . . tall . .. nice Monogram Club 3, 45 Red Cross Rep. 3, Football 3, Pres. Le Cerclc: Francais 4. RALPH MANNING Hoixr, -IR. ,:un:', . . . flllllffll . . . I ..S'. 'l'nur . . . f1l'l'.fIl!llIll!V H-Y 3, 41 lwonogratn Club jg, 41 Buddy-Buddy Club jg. 4: Columbia Univ. Scholastic Prcss Conf. 35 Ass't. Photographcr llolc-WAll1IAt:K 3g Snapshot Edi- tor IJOE-VVAIl1lACK 43 I.c Ccrclc Francais 4Q Mgr. Football 3, Kcy Club 3, 4Q Marshall 3. li'l'lll'1I. lVlARlA IloRNlak 1'e'!r . . . auburn lmir . . ,fu'l1't1' . . . culr Bible Club 31 li11rke'r Rcportcr 3Q Dramatic Club 3. lil-1'1 1'v .I 1-:AN JUN ics u.7l'llIl7lil , . . . lull . . . lung lmif . . . 'JfIlllI'HP Folk Dancc Club 42 Latin Club 4Q Bible- Club 43 Sec. Folk Dance Club 4. Doius Crum' Iv:-iv uigllllffl-I'n . . .f11flg'j'r1nf. . . full' . . . nice Glcc Club 3, 41 liuzltvr Typist 43 Dramatic Club 43 Library Club 4g Folk Dance Club 4. MARY Rumi .It 1uNs'l'uN '6l'rumjv . . . IIIIWKV . . . blur li1'l'A' . . . N. C. Slate' Bible Club 32 Y-'l'c:-ns 4Q IDUIQ- WAH-IIAUK 3, 43 Fcaturc liclitor 4, Dramatic Club 41 Glcc Club 3, 43 Columbia Univ. Scho- lastic Prcss Conf. 31 Lx: Ccrclc Francais 43 Quill and Scroll 4. RIZBEKAH ANN HORNRR H'1'12QI'w'.t ' . . . lK,!1lf7l1..l'lQlAl'l . . kQIY1l'4'fIlI . . . furry' rloilnnr Yicc-Prcs. Hfllllf' Room jg: Glee Club 3, 4: Y-'Ik-1-ns 3, 41 Sec. Y-'l'ccns 42 Harlrr Rcportcr 3g Adv. hlgr. ls'ar.lw' 4: Honor So- cicty jg, 43 Trcas. 43 Quill and Scroll 4. Brirrx' I .ou HllP'FINl'1S j11rn.s': . . . 7lIlII'I'lil'I1 . . . bmugt . . . .tlzrlllirly Scc. Home Room jg: Marshal 33 Y-'Il-ans 3, 41 Sec. Home Room 43 Glcc Club 41 Le: Ccrclc Francais 4Q Supcrlativc. IlN1o Isuax' iipllgv . . . full' . . . mlilf' . . .xmarl CARCDIA KIIEANNINE JACKSON ux7t'll7IiI'n . . . f1I'I'fQ' hair . . . lillle . . . rjgvnv Tre-as. Home Room 31 Llarshal 31 Glcc Club 3, 41 Library 4g Dramatic Club 4g Folk Dance Club 4. XVIULIQT IJliLANl'1tlUNliS Lgplllflffii . . . nicu . . . blur qw.: . . . frirrnlbi JOHN WILLIAM KEZIAH Bill . . .football Jtar . . . Hcurlyi' . . . .Varzrv Home Room Pres. 3, 41-111 Hi- Y ' Hi Y ' Football ' 3- ' 31 4- 3, 4. Co-captain 4: Basketball 3, 4, Captain 41 Monogram Club 3, 4, Student Council Rep. 3, 4: Circulation Mgr. Barker 4: Le Cercle Francais 41 Superlative MARGARICT' SUE KING Peggy . . .frrelly eyex . . . xweet . . . Baseball players. D.E. Club 4. DONALD LA'I rA Don . . . inlelligenl . . . depend- able . . .friend lo all Jr. Hi-Y 34 Key Club 3, 4g Co-op Club 45 Baseball 3. GEORGE CARSON LE ACH Red . . . lozichdownr . . .popu- larly . . .friendbz Football 3, 4g Basketball 33 Hi-Y 3: Monogram Club 3, 4. PEGGY JOYCE LovE 'Punlcilf' . . . engaged . . . Jweel . . . indu.flriou.f D.E. Club 4. The -l9'r1 2 BARBARA -IEAN KIMREY Book . . . mqjorelte . . . brunelte . . . rule Red Cross Rep. 3, Librarian 3, 45 Majorette 3, 4g DoE-WAI-I- JACK Queen 4. RoBERT LEE KING Bob . . . goodlooking . . . well drexxed . . . xlrong, silent gfpe Jr. HiY 3. JOYCE RAY LAYTON joyeie', . . . wondejul voice . . kind . . .friendbf Glee Club 35 Bible Club 4g Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4g Sec. Co-op Club 4g Barker Reporter 4. HARVAI.INE JOYCE LINDSEY Harvey . . . drawing poslerx . . . Nezu York Trip . . . pretgr Glee Club 3, Librarian 4, Y- Teens 3, 43 Chief Barker Typist 3g Art Editor DOE-WAII-JACK 45 Art Chairman Dramatic Club 4, Columbia Scholastic Press Conf. 3, Superlativeg Quill and Scroll 4. IRMA JEAN Loy Boogah', . . .jillerbug . . . slmrlie . . . cute See. D.E. Club 35 Vice Pres. D.E. Club 4. The E9'f.1'g RRMA FM' l.uc:us 'Ifnnif . . . lull . . . .szzwl . . bmwmfilf D.E. Club 3Q Co-op Club 4. Vl'1RNfJN E. MANliSS,tIR. LgMIf1'llllllli.fP,, . . . zlinzfllrs . . . mln . . . f1ff.Y07IlllI'4V Marshall 32.111 Hi-Y 31 Hi-Y 4g Sec. 'l'rcas. 41 Monogram Club 3, 4Q Kc-y Club 3g Pres. 41 l.c Ccrclcv Francaisg Trcas. 43 Dra- matic Club 4: Debating Club 4g Pres. Home- Room 4: Foot- ball 3, 4g Baseball 3, 4. ,lo ANN IAEE MANN Jo .... Short . . .flfrl . . . likable Dramatic Club 4Q Glce Club 3. Romalrr TVIARSHALI. H-Svhllllglliu . . . good .sport . . . la!! . . . lcinrl Nlonogram Club 3, 42 Glcc- Club 3, 4, Sec. 43 Student Council Rep. 33 Football 3, 44 Super- lativcg Sr. Hi-Y 4. JAMES Rxcumw MCIAIJAMS Rick . . . mr . . . lhal wnrrinl look . . . Fmnmix? Key Club 3, 4g Dramatic Club 3, 4g Debating Club 4, Tcnnisg wootball 4g Lc Cerclc Francais 4. VIoI.A From-:Nc:i-1 Luczx l '. . . rrfl lmir . . . lilllr . . .nf-l'1iI'7I!1' In all Tri-Hi-Y 31 Biblc Club 41 Glve Club 4. CTARLTON MANCLTAI 'glllnfk1'f , . . . lady killm' . . . strong, silrnl U3111' RUDo1.PH JAMES IXIANN RNfl1 ' .... ffzrakfr .... mmf! . . gum! 1'l'1'nrlz Jlurlfnl Bible Club, Glu: Club. IQAMONA LEE bffAR'I'IN HAIOIIIIH . . . rlililplrx . . .porn . . Ialf Rvd Cross Rep. 3: Dramatic Club 3, 41 Lo Ccrclc Francaisg V. Prcs. B.H.S. Players 4. Tuowxs EARL MCBANIC .'lfac . . . quirl . . . lIffH . jrirfnrlly Transfer 31 Co-op Club 3. ANN IXTARIE INTCCUISTON Millar . . . 1r'1'll1l1'f.x'.swl . . . 4'I'!IlI- bolgilr fm! . . . irllvflrrlzlrzl Honor Socictv 3, 43 Sec. 41 Sgt.-at-Arms jr. 'l'ri-Hi-Y3 Y- Tccns 3, 41 Sgt,-at-Arms 43 Glcc Club 3, 41 Dramatic Club 41 Lc Ccrclc Francais 4: Barlrfr Rcportcr 31 Iiaflm' Staff 43 Girls Statc 32 Columbia Univ. Scho- lastic Prcss Conf. 31 Supcrlativt-3 Quill and Scroll 4. :ANNE M Ali MC!IJANIEl.S .Alr1r1f . . . blond . . . ruff' . . .mule Bible Club 4. XVI-LRA BEI,l.I'I lN1t:NE1L1. L1'lllv Cir! . . . nice voice . . . nm! .... mmf! Bible Club 3, 42 Glcc Club 4. RAYMOND Mum, MILPIS .S1t1r1lv . . . l'Il!1'.YlI1ff4' . . .xf!'l'l?7lIlb2 . . , mrv going Monogram Club 3, 43 Lc Ccrclc Francais 41 Bascball 3, 43 Sr. Hi-Y 4. IVIARY Louisa lN11Tc:uEl.I. Fury . . . U1Jorntlgr in play . . . brzmffllf . . . rlrafing Iinrlrfr Typist 32 Barker Reporter 33 Bible Club 43 Dramatic Club 4.3 Folk Dance Club 43 Scc. Dcbating Club 41 Prcs. Library lllub 41 Supcrlativcg Trcas. Folk Dancc Club 4, EVELYN FAYE NICIJADIC Lglflllfvlllq . . . lfrlliv' l 1n'f'.r! , . balm . . . !1ffI'll!'fI-Ill' Glcc Club 3, 43 Honor Socicty 3, 4g jr. Ass't. IJOE-VVAH1IACK 33 Sec. Home Room 434111 'I'ri- Hi-Y 31 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4Q Supcr- lativc. MARll.X'N Do1.oREs MCMANUS ZWnr'!mf ' . . . z'iz'11rz'011.r . . . Vance , . . Iggy GI:-rf Club 31 Scc. Trcas. Homc Room 33 lia1'lr1'r Rcporlcr 31 Bible Club 31 Y-Tccns 31 Pub. Chairman Y-'Ill't'DS 43 Adv. Mgr. Bzzrlrrr 45 Lc Ccrclc Francais3 Quill and Scroll 4. 'IRAN MCPHI-:RsoN fran .lldlfu .... rzlfrll ,l't'lI.l'I' Qf lzunmr . . . flzn'r'le'a1lf'r , . . flllflkjl Cbccrlcadcr 3, 41 Hcacl 41 Y- Tccns 3, 4g Vice Press. 41 Glcc Club 3, 42 Scc. 33 Joke Editor 13012-vVAH1IACK 41 Lc Ccrclc Francais 4: Stutlcnt Council 45 Supcrlativc. JAMES :ALLEN lVII'l'ClII'1I.I. uflflz'lrl1 . . . llII.I1iQI'f . . . liglll lzzzir . . . okrfy Co-op Club 4. CiAROI,.YN CZURTIS lvfoonu HCM! . . . Ear! . . . red? . . . smilx Trcas. jr. Class 33 Tre-as. Home room 42 Adv. Nlgr. DlJl'1-WAll- KIACK 43 Glcc Club 3, 41 I.c Ccrclc Francais 41 Dramatic Club 43 Y-Tccns 3, 4Q Columbia Univ. Scolastic Prcss Conf.3 Rcd Cross Rep. 4g Quill and Scroll 4. 4 3 . f. .,., ., llltc 'l 9 us 1 Wu.i.1AM H. MIJRRISON Hill .... llllffllll . . . lllll-fl . . . rlffnwrlrlblf' . , 3 v lliblc f.lub 3, 42 l.c Lt-rclc l' ran- cais 43 Supa-rlativc. M ARY Lou lVlUCKPlNI-'USS !l'Iwrlr . . . swrll M11 . . . Bill . . . fll'V.WlllIIlll1' l'rcs. Scnior Class 42 Cliccrlcaclcr 41 Y-'l'c:-ns 3, 4, 'l'r1-as. 41 Prcs. Home' Room 3, Vicc Pros. 41 Iiorkrr Ra-porter 31 Clublicity Editor 42 Columbia Univ. Scho- lastic Prcss Conf. 31 Dramatic Club 41 l.c Ccrclc Francais 45 Stuclcnt Council Rcp. 31 Nation- al Honor Socicty 43 Quill and Scroll 4. w Cnfzokoia rllRUl'l l' NAI.I. Pro . . . .flzorl . . . lilflll brown hair . . . pl'f'!1C,Il'7l.i son Band 3. IJAVID I,11:if1 Nuc:K1.ics 'kllrizvf' . . . rulf . . good rlanrer . . . flllljl' zymf Cu-op Club 4, 'l'rcas. 4. .IIMMY lil-ZPZRSUN lfork . . . flirly . . . nirf looking . . . lmm! Football 33 Golf Tcam3 Dra- matic Club 43 Supcrlativc. lVlARVIN KEN'1' Moss 4'illoo.w- . . . nirz' looking . . . xliy? . . . blaflp lmir Monogram Club 3, 4,1 Hi-Y 35 Baseball 3, 4g Football 3, 43 Sr. Hi-Y 4. Romcirr CioRNla1.uls lVlYATT nliobn . . . Clllfllljlll . . . l11m1oro11.r . . . nzrf' Biblc Club 41 Le Ccrclc Francais 43 Folk Dance Club 4, Vicc- Prcs. 4. PATSY jx-:AN NEAL Pal . . . .wniling IIIIUIUIX . . . .fmoolh IOII1f1I1'.X'I.0ll . . . Leon Glcc Club 3, 41 Vice-Pres. Home Room 33 Y-Teens 3, 4, Sgt.- at-Arms 41 Bible Club 41 Dra- matic Club 43 Barkrr Typist 4. KIACQUICLINIC PATTY j'arlrif . . . ntIrm'11'1'r . . . nice . . . rule flolhm B11.l.Y MITCIIICLI PERRY Parz'Jr . . . zwry Hifi' . . f11'r5on11lily . . . zwlly Co-op Club 3, 4. PEGGY Lou PERRY Peg . . . bland . . . miiriml fingers . . . nice Clcc- Club 4: Bible Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Le Cercle Francais 4: Folk Dance ClIIb 4. flAI.I.lE ARLENE PHILLIPS Arlene . . . blond hair . . . .venxe qf humor . . . xweel Le Cercle Francais 4: Folk Dance Club 4: Dramatic Club 4. JOHN EDWARD POINDEXTER Pir1ey', .... r ehrml .rpirit . . .friend- U . . . incessant talking Cheerleader 4: Bible Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Debating Club 4: Baseball Mgr. 3: Superlative: Sr. Hi-Y 4. JAMES RALPH RHODES Us-7l.7l17Iljl, . . . Business Manager . . . mee . . .frienzlhr Honor Society 3, 4: DOE-WAH- JACK 3, 4, Business Mgr. 4j Band 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Columbia Univ. Scholastic Press Conf. 3: Le Cerclc Francais 4: Quill and Scroll 4. WILLIAM RussELL RUDD Tookie', . . . 'SBilb1', . . . wazy hair . . . quiet grpe Key Club 3, 4: Intramural Soft- ball 3: D.E. Club 4. The 49'ers BERNICE PE'r'I'Y Bernie', . . . tall . . . blond hair . . . quiet RICIXARD EUGENE PITTS Piston-Ririgl' . . . nite . . . our vice-Pres. . . .friend to all Jr. Hi-Y 3: Hi-Y 4: Vice-Pres. Home Room 3: Vice-Pres. Stu- dent Hody 4: Key Club 3, 4: Treas. 3: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Business Mgr. Barker 4: Dramatic Club Vice-Pres. 4: Debating Club 4: Tennis 3, 4: Columbia Univ. Scholastic Press Association 3: Quill and Scroll 4. ROBERT JAMES REAvIs, JR. Creeper . . . amiable . . . shy . . . cute Jr.'Hi-Y 3: Le Cercle Francais 4: Folk Dance Club. BETTY D.-XRLENE RICHMOND Dare . . . tal! . . . jafk . . pretty hair Glee Club 3, 4. WILLIE GENE SAULS Pete . . . eurbf hair . . .funny . . . daring driver Glee Club 4. The -?f!'f:I'i1 NANIZW' Ruru Sm:o'I I' '.S'r'1all1'r ' . . . I'!'l:1'lfI'l,l'!IIl,l1' . . . aims In ,llf'IlY. ..., vlmrl lmfr Clem' Club 13, 4: l.e Ccrelv Fran- vais 4: l3rzIIIIatit' Club 4. VlI:'I'uI4 lAlllN'l'I.IiY SICAMUN, -lk. USIII-fill , ..., Ilmrl . . . fH'7.Y1lIlIlll'f'j1 . . . Ihr ilfllfl' I'ni1'f' lN1pgI'. liast-ball 3: M1JIIrJgI'aIII Club 3, 4: Hlllld jg, 4: Cleo Club jg: Vim'-l'rc-s. Hmm- Room 4: Folk llancv Club 41 Intramural Basketball jg. IJURUTHY SIQSSIIMS HIM! . . . ruyy on ilu' tfffil' . qluwnly . . . nrul Glen' Club 4: Le Cerclc l rzuIcais 4: l7l'2'lll'l2illC Club 4. RIIIII-:k'I' SIIAW lI'oblIv . . . rurlv hair . . . nirf' lnol ing .... III 1' C0-op Club 4. I,ouIsIz SIPE Lou . . . blond . . . quifl . . . Hire Co-op Club 4. PAUI. BATTIIUX Scorr, -IR. ulfl'IlflI.VllIlZl'u . . . rmqv . . .Jora- plzom' . . . lzapgy Band 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball 3. 'l'IIcIMAs P. SIQLLARS, -IR. Pal . . , I'!'IS11ll'lx'llblf' . . .flfryonaligf . . . nm' looking -jr. Hi-Y 3: Football 3, 4: Base- ball 3, 4: Sec. Home Room 4: Intramural Basketball 3: Mono- gram Club 3, 4: Buddy-Buddy Club 4: Sr. Hi-Y 4. ARInQI.I.A FRANCES SESSOMS l'am1ie ' . . .jlirty . . . rule figure . . . rofzgmial Transfer: Debating Club 4: P. K. Club 4. MARTHA FRANCES SIMMONS 'llflarzlcief' . . . quirl . . . light hair . . . likrx l'onI1'ar.f 13r11'kn' Typist 4. WILLIAM SMALL Hill . . . blur gym . . . blond lmir . . .flirt . . . alzvqyx talking Football 4, 5: Monogram Club 4, 5: Hi-Y 3: Buddy-Buddy Club 4, 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: Vice-Pres. Home Room 4, 5: Pres. Glec Club 5: Pres. Monogram Club 5: Superlative 4: jr. Basketball 3: Student Council 5. DONAI.D MACK SMITH Sn1itlv . . . ShoPJlrir1g,' . lall . . . rurbf hair Jr. Hi-Y 3g Sr. Hi-Y 3, 43 Mono- gram 3, 4, Baseball 3, 45 Foot- ball 3, 4. PATSY .ANN STADLER Pat . . .cute . . .dirr1f1leJ. . .smart Glee Club 3, 4g Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Honor Society 45 Barkrr Reporter 4g Le Cercle Francais 4g D.A.R. Good Citi- zen 4. JACK EDWARD STAFFORD .7arky . , . bluxh . . . blue gym. . likes Graham girls Co-op Club 3, 4. MARY SUE STANFIELD Suzy . . . nuff! . . . brunetlf' . . . prelgf Majorctte 3, 4, Glee Club 3. JACK EDWIN STI-LELIL, JR. Admiral,' . . .jalopy . . . maroon .rwealer . . . .Naval Hexfrzrr Jr. Hi-Y 3, Football 3, Le Cercle Francais, Folk Dance Club 4. The 49'ers SARA JANE SMITH Hjanf, . . . lowly . . .fzeaclzrs ana' cream complexzon . . . Bill DOE-WAH-JACK Typist 4, Super- lative. CHARLES KENNE'l'll STAFFORD, JR. Clzeedul Charlie . . . drives bu: . . . discljockq . . . won Studebaker Co-op Club 3, 4. BETTY JEAN STALEY Stalfjz,, . I. . fwfll dancer . . .frirrndbv . . . 71160 Vice-Pres. Co-op Club 43 DOE- WAI-I-JACK Attendant 4. C. B. STEELEMJR. Crime Buster . . . nice looking . . . barhful Varsity Baseball 3, 4Q Monogram Club 3, 45 Football 3. SUE ELIZABETH STEI-:LE Suzie,' . . . the maslrsl . . . pfrxon- aligl plus . . . fI0pIllHTlly kid Editor-in-Chief Barker 4, Jr. Editor Barker 35 Chief Marshal 35 Sec. Student Council 3, Student Council Rep. 3, 4g Student Council Congress 4, Columbia Univ. Scholastic Press Conf., Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, Sec. 41 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3g Honor Society 3, 43 Debating Club 4g Dramatic Club 3, 4, Girls State Rep. 3, Cheerleader 4, Le Cercle Francais 45 Glee Club 3, 4, B.H.S. Players 4, Superlative. The lC?'er: THELMA Louisa STEVICNSUN 1'fle . . . Jhorl . . . blnml lmir . . . nm' Co-op Club 3, 4. BET'l'X' ANNIE Sroluav Slnrrjy . . . 'Iorlur . . . hlnnrl . . . lall Dramatic Club 43 Folk Dance Club 4. Blfrsv -IRAN SURRATT HPI . . . .Q00ll.Y,10fl . . . 1r'i.w' naflrrr . . . ice cfmm flipflfr Glcc Club 4. A. G. Sll'I I'ON li'nnr.r . . . IWILV grmrl looking . . . fl1'f.S'0Ill1ll.l1l . . . nicf' Ser. Homv Room 3: Baskc-tball 3, 41 lwlonogram Club 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 4Q Pres. Home Room 4Q jr. Hi-Y 3g Supcrlativc. SAMUH1. 'l'Av1.oR Svxlis T-Shirt . . . lirlgfx boy . . .rlvrfzy . . . nite BARBARA JANE STOCKARD UB. KY. . . .prrtgl complexion . . . nm! . . . well kept lmir Lc Ccrclc Francais 45 Bible Club 4. RUTH ANN SULLIVAN Goofy . . . lmrrl u.'0rl.'rr . . . New Turk 'lrifz . . . tlml laugh Vice-Pres. Glvc Club 3, Pres. 4Q Pres. jr. 'Tri-Hi-Y 35 Y-Teens 3, 42 Editor-in-Chief DoE-WAH- JACK 4: Marshal 3Q Home Room 7 lrcs. 35 Trcas. Home Room 4g Student Gov. 31 Student Coun- cil Rep. 41 Le Cerclc Francais 4Q Columbia Univ. Scolastic Press Conf. 3: Supcrlativcg Quill and Scroll 4. NANCY SPENCER SURRATT Cz'gglrx', . . . ruff . . . .vlzort . . . nice Glce Club 3, 42 Dramatic Club 4: Folk Dance Club 4: Bible Club 42 Pros. Home Room 4: Student Gov't 4: DOli-VVAli- JACK Attendant 4. Xl'ERNON SWINNEY Hlllzlggf' .... rfmrlv rlnlllrs . . . prraclzrrfv kid . . . Pontiac Intramural Softball 3, P.K. Club 4: Glec Club 3, 43 Baseball 4. Sr. Hi-Y 4. Barry .1 EAN 'I'A'rUM Hlllnlel' . . . lauglzing . . . xhort hair . . . nirn clolhrx Dramatic Club 4: Bible Club 4g Glce Club 3, 4, Barker Typist 4. JESSE BARRETT TAYLOR 17. B. . . . nice. . .helpful . . . cute Ir. Hi-Y gg Buddy-Buddy Club 3, 4- BETTY JO TERRELL jon . . . '4Hontblnck . . . brown 6:1265 . . . dark hair Co-op Club. FRANCES DELORES THOMAS Brown IQYH' . . . mngfnia! . . . zyrlaxlzsx . . . eng: going HOW'ARD LOUIS TICKLE Sherl0rk', . . . g'Srrgea11l Qf the forrf' . . . gooa' Frfnclz student Le Cerclc Francais 4. .loser-II WILLIAM 'FROLLINGER Joe . . . ejjiciml . . nice . . . znlrllzgml National Honor Society 3, Vice- Pres. 4g Key Club 3, 4g Pres. Band 3g Ass't Sports Editor DOE-VVAHjIACK 4Q Debating Club 4g Tennis Club 3g Captain 4. The l3'rrf1 JOEL TAYLOR Ujoen . . . Pammozmi . . . Ford . . . wears glaxxfr EARL LANGDON THOMAS 4'l3udQv . . . accwzl . . . cute . . veg: mae Transferg Intramural Softball 35 Baseball 4g Monogram Club 4. NANCIY' ANN THOMPSON 'SJVanc . . . calf' . . . red hair . . . frerklex . . . mee Le Cercle Francais 4g Dramatic Club 4Q Ass't Art Editor Dou- WAIIJACK 4. CHRISTINE -IOHN ITOUMARAS Bahy . . . prelgl . . . ballvfaczr . . . black hair Red Cross Rep. 35 Barker Re- porter gg Exchange Editor Barkfr 4g See. D.E. Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN 'I'ROI.I.INOI-:R '6E1duJ . . .prelgz legx . . nm! . . . black hair Glee Club 3, 4g Sec. Home Room 4g Y-Teens 4: Le Cerclc Francais 4. T119 1?'tf1'i Roux-:Rr M. 'I'uc:K1ck HilIl'IAl'l'lIflIlllkl, .... xjmriy . . nifr' . . . fmjzular Ili-Y jgg Svc. 41 Prc-s. jr, Class 31 Football jg, 41 Base-ball 3, 4g Studi-ul Council jg3 Pre-s. qlr. Ili-Y jg3 Honor Socivty 4g Nlono- gram Club jg, 43 liudcly-Buclcly Club jg, 4g l'rm's. Homv Room jg3 Km-y Club Ii? Vice-Pri-s. 43 lk-bating Club 4Q Dramatic Club 43 Sports liclitor Dola- WAI!-.IAIZK 41 Intramural Basket- ball jg: Marshal jg. Mmm-1 CAko1,YN WAr:oNr-Lu .llru11r ' .... vzrwl .rmilr . . . rurly fmir . . .-frihzflly llranmlic Club 42 Bible Club 4. lklmzrim ICLAIN1-1 WAY ulilllrlllnl . . . brnzwz ffvrtx' . . . flark firm' .... vlmrliz' Cl:-c Club jg, 41 lm Ccrvlv lfrau- rais 4. .Iosl-11-u ciRAHAM VVllI'I'I'l l'llnnl . . . Il gmrrl llrlr . . . farvmfz- nliiy . . . .S'111'ufI Vim'-l'rcs. llomc Room ig, 4Q llr. lli-Y jg, Sr. Hi-Y 4: Vim'- Y I ri-s. Class fgg lfrzrlmr Rvportvr jgg liurlrr Stall 4. ANN14: MARII-1 W1l,i.l.fms .S'llmU ' . . . lrr'.x'f11'l14lr' . . . rim' . . . llllffl' rjvfx Clem' Club jg, 41 Iiarkfr Rvportcr 31 4- XVINCHNT X'I'I'AI.Ii, JR. ulvlillffn . . . 1 f1'nrl1 rzrfml . . . dark . . . blazrk hair I.c- Ccrclc Francais 4. Blcrsx' flARRl-II. Wfvrsou 'linol1'r ' . . . big flllkfl' . . . may . . . baxhfizl D. R. Club 43 Ifnrkfr Typist jgg Biblc Club 4. Momus W'i11'rA1ucR limi . . . I'!'IJ1Ilft'l' . . . llil'I'll70llI'I1g . . . .vzrwl lm' Ccrflc' l rzmc'ais 4. Dou NTANLEY wVIl.l'IS Dnf!. ' . . . ffllllll-1' . . . !lI'Il7lHllt'I' . . . gill!!! .xjmrl Band 4. I'lIl.Dl'2R MAH Wu.l.IAMsoN lf11bblw.r . - - Qflifr' r1.s,x I . . . Jo- loix! . . . nl1z'qy.r mllcing Sec. Dramatic Club 4Q Sec. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 41 Glvc Club 43 DOE- WA11-JACK Typist 4: Pres. B.H.S. Players 41 SllPl'l'l2iIlVF1 Quill and Scroll 4. TROY x'AUG!iN xVIl.LOUGHBY Arif' . . . good looking . . . sporty clothes . . . hcartbrfakcr Itramural Softball 3: Glee Club , 45 Baseball 45 Dramatic Club FAYE LEUNA Woon Bobhyu . . . qrliwt . . . Okqy . . . nice Io-op Club, Glee Club 3. NORMA JEAN WORKMAN Little Dairy . . . rory clzfrlfr . . . efffcifnt . . . fmfllv logs lonor Society 3, 4g jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9 Glee Club 3, 4, Choir Chair- man 4: Columbia Univ. Scho- istic Press Conf. 33 Corr. Sec. Dramatic Club 4g Ass't. Photo. Zclitor DOE-VVAll1IAf1K 41 Vice- 'res. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 45 Le Cercle 'rancais 43 Vice-Pres. Sr. Class g Quill and Scroll 4. BETTY .Io YARBOROUGIHI Tarbeen . . . well-uh . . . clzemicol hair . . . swell girl '-Teen 3, 4g Trcas. Home Loomg Chief Typist Barker 4. Salutatorian HAMET 'IB REMER The 49'ers DONALD WII.soN Donn . . . motorcycle . . . basl' voice' . . . big by PAULINE FREEMAN Woon Poly . . . bubhlrgznn . . . gzgglfr . . . Norman Bible Club 4. CI-IARI,Es RICK WRIGIITEN BERRY Rick,' . . .pfrsonoligf . . . nice . . .funny Sr. Hi-Y 3, 41 Monogram Club 3, 4g Buddy-Buddy Club 3, 4g Intramural Basketball, Baseball 3, 4, Superlative. JEANETTE GRAY ZIMMERMAN uf Q. . . . good sport . . . brim- ming with lzofzpimfrr . . . Chuck -Ir. Ass't DOE-WAHjIACK 3, Treas. Home Room 33 Sec. Jr. Class 35 Vice-Pres. jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3g Honor Society 3, 4, Pres. 4g Glee Club 3, 4Q Rep. Interstate Tri-Hi-Y Conf. 3, Cheerleader 41 Student Council Rep. 4g Y-Teens 4Q Ass't Photo-Editor DOE-VVAH1IACK 4. Valedictorian JULIA ALFORD . e -A Q -. -N .. '-sr' 'fs' '. . - . ,xii-- ee X ---ex 'Sl .wx 1 - ,U - tg x - - X KX X , w g..-Qt X X I Xxx XX X X - - X i S X Prophecy This is the Columbia Broadcasting System. . This is Station WBHS in San Francisco. Stay tuned for latest new commentary sponsored by the Barnwell Hosiery Company. Good evening ladies and gentlemen the news tonight comes from home and The discovery of gold in California is practically depopulating the eastern states. People from divers walks of life are joining the trek westward. The people who are yielding to the lust for gold represent all the social and economic brackets in the United States. However, there are many people who have gone for other reasons. Take for instance Drs. Jane and Jean Fuqua, the emminent psychiatrists who are doing extensive research to determine what produces the desire for gold. Other members of their scientific staff are Betty Sue Clark, Carolyn Moore, Betty Jean Jones, and Mary Louise Mitchell. The higher intellectual bracket is well represented by Hamett Brewer and Julia Alford who are establishing a new university in California with the help of Bettie Crawley, Dean of Women, and Joe Trollinger, Dean of Men. On their staff will be professors Ann McCuiston, Evelyn Boyd, Donna Ensley, M. L. Muckenfuss, Bobby Bonds, Alice Garrett, Barbara Gryder, James Rhodes, Patsy Stadler, and Norma Workman. We have a Hash here which states that Florida is launching a propaganda cam- paign. The state has employed such stellar characters as Harvaline Lindsey, Hay- wood Henderson, Nancy Scott, Dorothy Sessoms, Faye McDade, Roy Grant, Fred Hoffman, Nancy Thompson, and Christine Toumaras. The movie industry has realized the Opportunites offered by such a situation and has started the Hlming of Wagon Wheels, starring Sue Steele, Betty Staley, and Vin- cent Vitale as the villain. The supporting cast includes Jeannine Jackson, Bill Foster, and Doris Ivey. A new musical comedy is also being produced with Jean McPherson, Dolores Hagan, Joyce Layton, and Nettie Crutchfield. Cameramen include Wayne Beal and Ralph Holt. The picture is being produced by Richard Pitts and directed by Matt Currin. In charge of costumes are Evelyn Daniels, Sue Stanfield, and Sara Fonville. Incidentally the picture will bring together a famous quartet: George Fidler, Victor Seamon, Johnny Pointdexter, and Billy Ezzell, accompanied by Jacqueline Patty. ' The New York designers are capitalizing on the Gold Rush by introducing new western styles designed by the now famous Sally of the Ritz and Jeanette Zimmer- man of Saks. The new creations will be published in Lyfe fnow edited by Ruth Ann Sullivanj and will be modeled by Betty Tatum, Barbara Kimery, Barbara Brinn, Chrystal Boswell, Deanne Canady, Ann Eisenberg, Peggy Fox, Peggy Hall- man, and Ethel Horner, Miss Hilder Williamson, famous Metropolitan soprano, has obtained a leave of absence from her strenuous career to rough it in the California mountains. Many people from the stage and opera will vacation there also. Among them are Eliza- beth Anderson, Vance Allen, Coleman Allison, David Chandler, Thomas Clayton, 9 9 is of such a stupendous nature, that it completely overshadows the news from abroad and Bobby Day. Edgar Cobb, always pestered by the autograph hounds, has hired Linley Gibbs, Ronnie Fogleman, Rhulon Fowler, and Jimmy Peerson as body guards. Alfred Bell is lighthouse keeper at Hawker's Island and his staff includes John Arwood, Nelson Brown, Bill Coley, and Charles Davis. ' x' . , . , X 1 1 4 XB gif ?-23.5 'gi ta.+?222f.l?e9vf.9i.'3-9.0.x a t- 3 NSN- - 3.26 ' .1,. QI rfb . -F-I A A I-Q4-sa QR' Misses Ruth and Durango Broadway have finally convinced the New York City government that THEIR family name was used without consent and are collecting big rewards. With the money, they expect to open a young ladies school in Nevada. Notables among the teachers will be Jane Boone, Myrtis Comer, Doro- thy Brady, Sue Elliot, Betty Jo Glenn, Frances Futrelle, Nancy Haynes, Viola ' Q 0' ...C 0.9 ' nie '. X if v v' .1 9 'Milli ' .4 . ! Luck and Vera McNeil. Betty Lou Jarosz, Miss America, has been offered a contract in Ken Murray's Blarkouts in Hollywood. In the chorus will be Margaret Hall, Peggy King, Enid Isley, Violet Jones, Peggy Love, Erma Lucas, Jo Ann Mann, Patsy Neal, Frances Sessoms, and Shirley Trollinger. Charles Stafford is considering opening a direct bus line for the benefit of the Goldrushers. His probable driving staff will include Max Hall, Jake Harvey, Bobby Hayes, Buddy Holland, Homer Hogan, Robert King, and Donald Latta. Service man will be Donald Wilson. Ralph Harris is making plans to utilize some of the land left by the gold rush to experiment with a new kind of lumber. He has employed Tommy Fletcher, Lawrence Fogleman, Jeep Futrelle, Mack Smith, Raymond Drake, Richard Mc- Adams, and Thomas McBane. Howard Tickle, a successful Government-Man, has opened a school for prospec- tive F.B.I. agents. His most apt pupils are Troy Willoughby, Conrad Hodge, l Jack Steele, Taylor Sykes, J. B. Taylor, Rudy Mann, Mull Miles, and Allen Mitchell. Bill Keziah, Carson Leach, and Robert Marshall will manufacture gyroscopic footballs and basketballs. Technical advisers to the corporation include Marvin Moss, Pat Sellars, A. G. Sutton Fred Harvey, Bill Small, Jack Stafford, C. B. Steele, Bobby Shaw, and Bernice Petty, Bill Perry, Paul Scott, and Willie Sauls have been hired as sales representatives. Neil Glenn, in his ultra-swanky pool-hall, will use polished gold nuggets Cfrom his own minesD as pool balls. Partners will be Floyd Foster and Carlton Mangum. A large staff has been assembled to run the establishment, including David Nuckles, Bobby Myatt, Bobby Reavis, and Earl Thomas. Teague Gross is extending the grocery chain which he has founded to the west coast now in the hope of making still more money. Members of the Board of Di- rectors are Morris Whitaker, Bill Rudd, Rick Wrightenberry, Vernon Swinney, Don Wiles, Graham White, and Nelson Gusler. After many years of faithful service, Banks Gross has broken with the Sears Roe- buck Company, and in partnership with Irma Loy has formed the Loy-Gross Com- pany. Investors are Barbara Stockard, Joyce Hair, Betsy Watson, Martha Way, the Surratt Sisters, Betty Storey, Betty Jo Terrell, George Nall, and Billy Morrison. Vernon Maness and Bobby Tucker are new representatives for Wells-Fargo' Mary Jean Fletcher, Betty Richmond, Becky Dixon, Ramona Martin, Cookie Garrison, Norma Evans, Anne McDaneils, Marilyn McManus, Peggy Perry, and Sara ane Smith are secretaries Mary Johnston has begun an advice-to-the-lovelorn column in which she dispenses the fruits of her experiences. Among her avid followers are Arlene Phillips, Frances Simmons, Louise Sipe, Mamie Wagoner, Fay Wood, and Betty Jo Yarborough C. R. Dennis, florist, is experimenting with the desert cactus flower. His re search technicians include Joel Taylor and Frances Thomas Well, folks, thatls the news for tonight. Don't forget this program is brought to you by Barnwell's Bramble-proof hosiery Stay tuned in now for Ma Horner's tried and tested recipes, brought to you straight from her experimental kitchens in Harris Hollow BILL ELDRIDGE a J, 2 Hi ' r X - - 'P l. - X x ri R A 1 e - X X ., I.. XX X k .i Xi If , , Y.: . . Q Ki ng N J T- X X X. M g, I The 4k9'ors Motto lliteh your wagon to a star. Colors Blue and Cold Class Song fTune of Oh, Susannah Vl We've eome a long, long way since forty-five Our hearts and aims still high. W4-'ve kept our hopes and faiths alive And now we say good-bye. We crossed the valleys and the plains The river of Despair At last our goal we have attained We've reached our Valley Fair. Chorus: O, Forty-Niners Like Pioneers of yore We've made the perilous journe 'l'o the shining western shore. In forty-five wc heard the eall Of the waiting mother-lode In forty-six we had progressed Further on thc road. Y 'Twas A Great Class In forty-seven we knew the hest Lay yet up on ahead In forty-eight we fared the lest- We'd soon he those who led. We hitehed our wagon to a star And traveled through the sky We knew that over there not far Our treasured gold did lie. Aeross the Plains of Yesterday We marked a blazing trail To where our wondrous Future lay- Prospeetors stout and hail. We throw the ehallenge down to you To follow if you will You'll find no winding avenue To lead you through hills. Choose well your leaders and your seout: Make Right always your guide Thrust a-side your timid doubts And you'll reach that other side We've come a long, long way sinee forty-five Our hearts and aims still high. We've kept our hopes and faith alive And now we say goodbye. We Crossed the valleys and the plains The river of Despair At last our goal we have attained- We'x'e reached our Valley Fair. HAMIi'I F BREWER In A Great Year Class Poem I stayed a moment longer just the other day, And as I wandered down the halls, I stopped a while to pray- A prayer that the Forty-Niners would find their golden bay, And not forget the happy times they've had along the way. The moments of love and gratitude, of friends we all have known .... A cloud of faces, familiar places, the Winds of Time have blown. From out the Past we bring to mind the bright stars that have shone- To make our high school days the best that we have ever known. And as we gather round us these memories true and fair, We lift our heads in fond goodbye to slowly mount the stairf The stair which in its haven holds either toil or endless care But fame, success, and happiness, for those of us who dare. SUE STEELE Marshals Buell Moser, Chief Ann Abercrombie Theresa Norris Jeanette Snyder Carol Stuckey Diana Zachary Flower VIOLET 37 Grady Beck Bobby Ellington Bobby Richmond Hunter Strader Garland Tickle Last Will and Testament NORTH CAROLINA ALAMANCE COUNTY Burlington We, the Senior Class of Burlington High School of above said state, city and county, being in a distracted mental state, atrocious disposition, and preparing to withdraw from these stately halls of learning, make this our Last Will and Testament, hereby declaring all other wills or promises, heretofore extracted from us under pressure, null and void. ARTICLE I To our Principal, Assistant Principal and members of the faculty, we bequeath our splendid abilit of cooperation, our citizenship and our most excellent grades, in hope that they might benefit the incoming generations. ARTICLE II To the Junior Class we will our Senior privileges, our Senior responsibilities and prestige in hope that they may be able to use them to the best of their ability. To the Sophomores, we leave our marvelous ability to grasp things quickly and easily, especially in the lunch room. ' To the Freshmen, we leave all of our worthy Latin translations, science and algebra notebooks in order that they, by pursuing the splendid grades found in them, may become inspired to attain such excellence, if possible. ARTICLE III To Mrs. J. Allen Hunter, the Senior Class of Burlington High School wishes to leave their love and kindest appreciation for all of her benevolent efforts, not only in sponsoring the DoE-WAH- JACK, but also her loving kindness and aid in leading all of us over the rough roads of high school to graduation. ARTICLE IV The following individuals do bequeath as follows: Richard Pitts leaves his extraordinary friendly disposition to Jeanette Snyder. Sally Goldman wills her copy of How to Stop Worrying to Pat Long. Ann Eisenburg bequeaths her Toni Home Permanentv to Dunnie Carlyle. Graham White leaves his sincerity to Joe Freeman. Mary Lou Muckenfuss wills her title of President of the Senior Class to Bobby Ellington. Ruth Ann Sullivan and Donna Ensley leave their versatility to Diana Zachary and Hunter Strader. Durango Broadway wills her come hither eyes to Ann Bevan. Pat Stadler wills her petite voice to Joan Darling. Sue Steele and Betty Sue Clark leave their charm and magnetic personality to Jane Jones. Evelyn Daniels leaves her blond beauty to Jeanette Coleman. Richard McAdams, after much consideration and deliberation, has arrived at the conclusion that he is in great need of all his possessions and at present wishes to make no formal bequests. Norma Workman, Nettie Crutchfield, and Jane Boone leave their intellect to the Junior Class to be distributed equally among them. Jimmy Peerson wills his ability to get along with the faculty to Bennie Barker. Betty Lou Jarosz leaves her title as Best Looking Girl at B.H.S. to none other than Carolyn Holt. Linley Gibbs and Roy Grant leave their sheikness to Bobby Glenn and Raymond Trollinger. Joe Trollinger bequeaths his piano technique to Lora P. Kinsinger. Carson Red Leach, Bill Keziah, Bob Tank Marshall, George Fidler, Bobby Tucker, Jeep F utrelle, Pat Sellers, John Arwood, and Mack Smith will their wonderful football tactics to all the incoming future gridiron stars. Julia Alford and Hamett Brewer bequeath their renowned formula for Hunking to Frankie Strader. Sue Steele wills the 'fWheel,' to Buell Moser. Hilder Williamson leaves her beautiful soprano voice to Betsy Patterson. Charles F utrell and Jean McPherson leave their innocent and solemn looks to Hugh Barrett and Ann Cobb. Bill Eldridge leaves his good standing with Miss Taylor to Raymond Trollinger. Johnny Poindexter wills his pep and liveliness to Joe Crutchfield. Rachael Garrison bequeaths her skill of getting by without studying to Ann Abercrombie. Ann Horner leaves the Wonder Car to Alice Cole so that she can have COLE MOTORS put a new motor in it. Ann McCuiston wills her boundless vocabulary to Theresa Norris on the condition that said vocabulary be returned at any time to t lgl owner if she should feel the need of it. Skipper Henderson and Harvaline xndsey, leave heir paint and easel to the artistic touch of John Smith. Ralph Holt leaves his talent of ainting the town di' to Bill Moore. Faye McDade leaves her sophis cated air to Betty hompson. The Senior Class wills its happi ess, har bor, su ess, and enjoyment of being a Senior to all the incoming members of the cla - of '50 In testimony whereof, we hereby . v oin ec or of this, our last will and testament, Dr. L. E. Spikes, with the understanding t : - fl . ing to abide by any of the provisions of this document will be severely punished by jg ave six study halls a day. We do hereby subscribe our names and a '2 ,q!f.g, . this the twentieth day of January, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine vlflgigf nine. XWSQVT' Class of '49 Wimem gg :Tm MATT CURRIN, JR. MR. CALVIN C. LINNEMANN X , 1 Testator. Miss MILDRI-:D MURRELL fe--. N ' - Mas. J. ALLIIN HUNTER. V ??'3 QNX W Ui A Ifznl rmv, fwfr In IiQllf.' Dvuh! Dculx! NllI'SQ'SE,Q HHS. Bumsg Cf1'uwdc'd? .S'w'u1nl1r1zw.' In ilu- big cilv: Hi, cfvmwvlmu Nlult and hlvif. 'Hzinl ruzzz' Barnwcll Wong NVIHIIES llw ink:-5 Surprise-cl. 1'?11nIl1 IUZIM' Braim 471 fxf B.H.S.3 ivindx, ain't ilf' Hntlmn: Is r'veryhnriy happy? V 39 . as N, 4 Jun QNP55 ,L Q '72 r'.f fgfe ,Qigigii , ,, .ffm ... 5 95 Q' vyf' I l ,4 0 r . 9 ' 4 N ! ff I w' lo ae' , ,-f'Qf- .ygyx . 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H1'V2lI'l lilzwk lilac-kwm-ll Ulukvy liIum'l1zn'cl Huyrl Brown Hush Clunlplwll liurlylv Calm' f:llllll1'Jl'l'S Clllzlpxnun Clhwk Cllurk f:ll'llllIlf'l' fiublx llolx' C Yule-num Clullins Conklin f:UllIll'illI12ll1 C :l'ilW'HlI'l1 f:l'1'llSh2iW llrilchrr Gold In Sight Crutchfield Dabbs Darling Davcs Davis, D. Davis, G. Dc' Loach De Wecse Dickens Driver Ellington, lkl. Ellington, R. Fitch Fowlvr Frveman Gatlin Gilmore Glenn Gray Gurganious Hammond Hangelia Harris, G. Harris, Rach:- Harris, R. Hn-nderson, D. Henderson, NV. Hrrron Hiatt Hicklin I lilliard P. ockuday Hodge' Holt, Camilla Holt, C. Horne, P. Horne, H. Horne, I.. Hucks Hughes Gold In Isla-y, IJ. Isla-y, li. lslvy, M. lslvy, V. Alvnkins .julmwun Alnnvs, A. ulmws, K. Kvyscr Kinsinqvr l.z1yton l,c-4' I .1-mmrml l,m-Qu-1' I ,inrilcy I ,imlsc-y I .ink- Lum: l,oriln4'r l.m'c-, xlzunmrs l,ov1', l.ynrl1 Mana-ss Mzmsfivlcl Marion lWurshall Marlin, li. N1artin,'l'. M211 lllcws h1f'.'XIl?lII1S rV1Cc:2Illll Mvllanivl, I . Mcllanic-I, I.. M1'l'lu'rsun, P. Mm'l'ln'rson, Y. N'1Q'lJ2iIl1' M irllzu-ls Mila-s, KI. lN'1il1's, S. lN1itclwll Sight K5 ,,7-L Gold In Sight Moff lWoorf' Morton lN'1oscr lN1urr lxiurray Nfurray, N. Nec-ly Nicholson Norris Odom Owcn Parkvrson Pattvrson. A . Patterson, I? Paltishall Patty Phillips Portcrflclcl Powvll Prickvtt Ql1allS Quinlin Rcavis Rcnigar Robcrtson, D. Robcrtson, I., Rudd Sarratt Sharpv, Sharpe, Mary F. Sharpe, lW. Sharp, R. Shaw Shoe Simmons Smith Snyder Stanhcld Stone Thmnpsrm, Bctty Tingcn me In Sight Strade-r, F, Stradcr, H. Strange Stuck:-y Suggs, B. Suggs, W. Sutton Sykcs Tvrrcll, Barbara Tcrrcll, B. tl. Thompson, B. Thompson, ll. Thompson, K. Tickle Trollinger Troxlcr Turncr Tyndall Umhcrgcr Wagoncr, Doris VVag0ncr, D. Walkcr Way Wcadon Whcclcr Whcclcy Wood, N. Wood, Cl. Yates Zachary Do you fcar thc forcc of the wind, Nlotf 5 lhc slash of thc ram? Go face them and fight them, BC SHVHEC again l Aim high but reach higher Go hungry and cold like the wolf, G0 wade like the crane: The palms of your hands will thicken The skin of your check will tan, You'll grow ragged and weary and swarthy, Cf-,lmrp But you'll walk like a man! ' LJ Do you fear thc wind? IIAMLIN GARLAND Green and White 46 SOPHOITIORES o , ...f----4 '. '1 Jr Nb, .., . . YYY .1 CH Om .-Xflmns .'Xlcl1'idLfr' .Xllvn Allvy :Xllisml .-Xmick .Xmlvrsrm .-Xnrlrr-ws Austin B2lkl'l' Blzwkwvll I lilzmvlmrd Boland Iiolm lvn Fmnrls ' Hollis Braxton v Ul'i'VVl'l', lirr'wc'r, NI. Pnhlgvs Brown Burgvss Hllrkc- I I Byrd I ' ' 1 l zfqoff g, . 4. if N fc Lf-YLXYJ :C 6L!fon, CC fZntm'Sf v.- 4 jywgbo '-.- x 11c-xslt Y . 1 .K ,. , A 4' QL- c:0ll'lll2 fliillllfillllilll Cmlmlxw' llrulnptun CIrl1ll'l1fl4'l1l Uzilmlms IJ2lllflI'iilj.Ql' llzlvvs Davis, l , Davis, N. Dirkvns J llismukc Ui Nun ,' I Justvr A nun' Durhmn. .If-rry J llurlmm, -jimmy l,lll'Il2llll, R. J 3 liulmm H liclwzwrls Izlmlvr lilliot 3 . . luullss llvans Iivvrlmrt l ll'lCI1L'x' l uglf'man l orlJis lfowlvl' I l1lChf'r Fuqua Garrett 'ICS Q35 sf? ., ' , zzz ' Q g 011 Our Vffajr Garrison, james Garrison, John Gates Gibson Gilmore Greene Griffin Hair Haithcock Hallman Harden Hargrove Harris Hawkins Hill Hoffman Holt Hooper Howell Hoyle Hucks Hudgin Hufhnes Hughes, B. Hughes, I. Inge Isley, C. , Isley, Jeanette f f Isley, .Ioyce -J aff u V Jeffries . ' K5 . , 7' l Q' lf' . -1 Vx-XJ, .1 Q L A K Jenkins, E. gn -udfll ' f ' r f,.'L I 1 'L Q x Q , J H L jenkins . ll if H 1,1 johnson, A. ,LL -I ill'-' HL LJ Johnson, G. -5 I V 13 1 Jones, B. X ' Q V' Jones, S. . W' Kenny Q Keziah E R King, E. King, P. Kinnett Kirkman Kizziah I ' ' IJ, , Kizziah, G. 5 Knighg A , Knott 1, ,. .- -. Lane -- ' ' Lanier ft.-M . QD SE N Latta Leach, F. Leach, R. Ledbetter Lee Lewey L ' , T' I v may fog' . a QLL . Marshall 7 W Martin I-'75 f Matthewsfi 'V May ' V yff IL I ffiprfvcbofli 3 011 Our W lvlaylivw N'lC1xClZlIl'lS M ri Iaulcy Ivlclntyrc, C. Mc'Inty1'c:, R. Mmfliiiilis-y lN1c'l.'l1cr 'on ' QN1vclliiiz lNm'lton lN'litClwll Mills Nloonvyliam Iwiontgoxnvry Moody, Racln-l Bloody, Ruth Moorv, U. N40Ul'L', S. hlorris hlorton hlycrs, hlycrs, R. Nvlson Nicholson Oakley Orr vormzm ,J l'ark4'r 1 Paul ' Pvrry, Il. Perry, ' llips,l. 5? DJUJ It 1'm11ipS,s. , Pitts 'Pon Qjuzills Rzigsrlalc Rcnigar llliuw Rich Rimmcr Robertson Rudd R umplc Sartin Sauls St-simon Svxton Shaw Sllilllillfl' Simpson Smith, B. Smith, Dixie Smith, D. Smith, -Ianct Smith, -Io Ann Smith, john Smith, l.. Snipes Spikes Stadlcr 1 ' 1 .. ..-1... ., f 6- Y .gr .. T ,-r '-. 1 X , N. , '- i-I x. stadlm-, M. 'rn 'wal- ' Stafford, A. V- -8 ' T Stafford, B. .' P Stanficlcl, Ella Marie Ts stamaf-id, E. B. - '1 sm-1c,IJ.H. ' vi Suggs Sykcs, Nl. Sykvs, NV. Tccr - Thomas, B. ' Thomas, D. --Q K Tickle Toms Torgcrson Turner Vaughan Wagner xviillifl' ' - Wall 9 J f '- Wallacs' Warcl, E. ' A .' fl '41, 4'4 Ward,V. - , f Wchstcr 'i ' T is I XfVl'SlII101'l'l21I1Cl White Wicker wVllll2:lIHSOl1 Wilson, CI. Wfilson, AI. Winninghain Wood Wfyrick York Young L 'ilVhat! No pcncil? The panic ol' thc students subsided with thc thoughts of the student store wailing to supply thc-in with thcir school ncccls. Manager, Richard Pittsg Assistant Manager, Floyd Foster. .4-. A1110, JXIIIZIS, .xlllillg Ill2!gl'iIIIllI1Lf is llxv rnnt of all cvilz Du. rv, mi, fu, sng will it lx' IIQCJQ 2X -l- Y :f .'1 NTS 52 f WHEN v li ' L . Q'-v Adams, Aclains, P.: .-Xllcn Andre-ws, Aslilvy, Baile-y, Baililf Bain, Bakcr. Hanks, Pnarlmur, Hargvr, Bc-al Bcaufurcl, lic-avvr, Bvck, Bolt lil a4 llvy. lirannuvk, A.: Brannuvk, ing, Bryan, liurgvss, liurkv. Biitlvr, -Icwc-l: Bulk-r, lloycvl Hutlvr, N.: Cape-s, Carclvn, Carlvr, Clwvk, Clic-vk, R.: Clark. Colmlm, P.: Culmlm, C.: Colmh, H.: Cnc, Colvlnan, Collins. clllllfll, Cowan, Crm-CII. Crenshaw, Crisp, Crowclcr, Dm-- lforrl, Denny, llvnson, llivkvns, Drake-, Drivvr, Duncan, Durham, C.: Durham, li.: Harp, Paggarl, l'w2lITllJI'Ollj.fll, l am'c't!c. l lm'1'm'L-, lfoglr-man, Bvlty. lfoglvman, Billy: Foglm-man, AI.: lfonvillv, l Ul'1'll2ll1ll, l?l'l'l'lIl2iH, lfnqua, G4-rringr-r, Gilinorc, Cllvnn. Cmlfrc-y, Grant, Cravc-s, IJ.: Cravvs, P.: Grccm-, Guslcr, Guy, l l2llHK'lll'fl., llall. Hanvy, Harrison, B.: Harrison, S.: Haycs, Hvnslvy, H4-rron, Hiatt, llill, Hinshaw. a s v liriclgcs, Brfmks, Brown, Brown- Stai'-ting Out Hodge, Hogan, Holder, Hood, Hunsucker, Isley, ,Is-nkins, john- son, B., Johnson, E. johnson, KI., Jones, B,, Jones, I., jones, M., Jones, N., jones, -P., ijones, W., Kenney, King, B. King, C., King. ,I., King, L., Lasley, B., Lasley, C., Lee, Leonard, Lindley, Long. . 1 q. I' 1 h V Loving, Loy, Macomson, Madi- son, Marlctte, Maynard, Mc- Adams, D., McAdams, S., Mc- Bane. McClain, McDaniel, Mc- Pherson, Miles, Miller, Mont- gomery, Morgan, Moser, Nc-esc. Newman, Nicks, Oakes, Oakley, Odom, Oliver, Pack, Parker, E., Parker, P. Parks, Parrish, B., Parrish, L., Paul, Payne, B.: Payne, L., Peace, Piper, Preddy. Presnell, Pritchett, Ray, Rice, B., Rice, E., Riddle, Rivers, Robertson, -I., Robertson, R. Rush, Sanders, Satterfield, Sccreast, Secrest, P., Self, Sellars, Sharpe, C., Sharpe, D. Sharpe, H., Sharpe, R., Shoff- ner, Simmons, Simpson, Sipc, Smith, A., Smith, B., Smith, KI. Slillilllg' Out Smith, R., Snyder, Summers, Spoon, B., Spoon, E., Spoon, H.' Stadler, Stickles, Stout. s Stutts, Sutton, Swink, Sykes, A., Sykes, B., Sykes, Taylor Terrell, Testerman. Thompson, B., Thompson, II., Thompson, P., Tickle, Trollin- ger, C., Trollinger, E., Under- wood, Vaughn, Waddell. Wagoner, Walker, B., Walker, S., Wall, B., Wall, Ward, F., Ward, M., Warren, Way. Whisenant, White, Wicker, G., Wicker, M., Willis, Willoughby, Wilson, Witherow, Wood, York. MRS. W. J. BARKER We never heard our friend express her philosophy of a perfect life, and yet we realize that she was motivated by ideals, worthy and inspiring, realizing that by her interest in the welfare of others she was attempting to shape and fashion her life and the lives of others by a pattern shaped and fashioned by a Divine Power. It was a privilege to come in Contact with her and to realize, through her inspi- rational attitude, that it is really a great privilege to live. 56 59 rw 3 ti .Q .eawkzfy i wcwfrs , g CT 54.5 1 sf ' f The Dream Of The Freshman .Y The plans are now being revised for our new high school so the bids will fit the funds available. This, however, will not change the structure of the building- only the plans. There is hope for aid from the state and perhaps from the federal government. If not, the plan is to ask for bids on the new high school in April. It is our prayer that it can be built for the 31,100,000 available. 57 r Q if . ' '.y.x . 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NIANI-1 Sr111'1'11, ll11,1x1414 VV11.1,I.-xM- sow, l'lRANl1l'lS l ll'l'RliI.L B1c'1 1'Y CI11NK1.1N .1fl11i.m. ,. .,,MRs. ll. .-X. ll1'N'1'1-in f 1- 'sk 1 va,----mn, 4 -,---.. .lf I vi s..f'l.-i3.L l'll'f,Yf row, fgft In rzlglzl: Tucker, Lindsey, lNlcPhcrson, Sullivan, linslcy, Johnston, Crutcllflcld, Holt. Srmzzfl row: Thompson, Hagan, ZllHIHC1'lIl2'lI1, Clark, lfVOI'liII121I'l, 'l'rollingt'r. Y711'rrl row: Snyclur, Barkvr, Patterson, Straclcr, Norris, Ellington. Foznllz row: Burke, vvllllllllglliilll, Stafford, Fjllz rozv: King, Clark. ljlf'-,lT'2'T'.7. fin? I 1'r.fl rom, Iqfl to right: Brcwcr, lNl0orc, Rhodes, Bell. Srrozza' row: Conklin, Smith, Futrcll, WVil- iainson. 6 1 is ICIIIYIYI'-Illl-fllllff ,, A-lv.wu'1'r1lf l','rl1'lm', , , ,llalr-uf: l','rl1'lnr. . . I .Symrlx filflllllnf' ..., l'l'li' im u ' Ciulclmzm lizlxflnxu ,lll1lllI1f. f, , C1'n'11lr1l1'm1 .l fllflfl-1fl'I' ,... ffm-.'lrff'f'll1'.x1'ng ,l1I1IIllAQ1'I.Y. , . 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'l'l1v 1flIlAl'I'!.Y 4'xcv11lix'c' slall'iuc'lluln'S1 .S?v1l1'rlfqfl In rfglzl: lNlclNlz1nus, llcul, l'lorm'r, Pitts, lx'lllClil'I1llllSS, lilcl- riclqv. Slvvlc: .S'fr1nrl1'1lAq.' Kvziall, llnll, BEll'IlM'l'll, Grant, Boyd, XVl1itr', Yz1x'lm1'm1g'l1, ll:'mlv1'scm, Clolclmzm, M01 luiston. ,gl .aw 41 7 fl' ' in: fDLfj' tx.-vl Wi 41 1'lI.I't'f mir, Ifjfl In righl: Eldridge, h'lllCliCI'lf1lSS, Goldman, Steele, McCuiston, Boyd, Barnwcll, LQM ' NN'l1itr. Srrmzfl rom: Wfilliams, Prickett, Cobb, Carlyle, Kinsinger. Thfra' row: Layton, Stzidler, 4? fi' l'llSClllX'I'Q', Holt, Stuekvy. l'l0IlTffl row: lNlcPhcrson, Dismukc, Mood A Brower, Stanlicld, Grant. .1 ,I 'Aj' lfjfllz rmw: Blakvy, Mancss, Duff. Sixllz row: Boone, L0ng, , Hudgins, Abercrombie. '47 .S'f'z'r'11ll1r'oz1'.' Chandler. M ' l ,4,l4-4- iq YV ' I 1 Jlzf-1109-LJ J, 4.,t.Jr rl I Jfv-Cf'-43' L E ,. ff., me 1-U2'f'-FM' ,TLTH pw- f...t,i. L., Ifim! ron , lffl In riglzl: Kcziah, Horner, MCb'l3HUS, Pitts. Sfroml row: Ivcy, Hallman, Elliot. Ylzira' mir: Evans, Yarborough, Neal, Tatum. 63 'I'lir- cwittral unit of thc' stlicivnt QOV0l'l1Il1Cl'lI is thc' Studvnt Cotmril, whosc' .job it is to plan prqjvfts for the sturlvnt 1, vvrimii'nt. Its IIll'll1lN'l'5 Arr: lfizvl rnzr: Must-r, Sttxvkvy, Pitts, Barnwcll, Bonds, Pviiy, .S'f'faml rnzr: Sullivan, fIlllIlH'l'lll2lll, ixIl'i,ill'I'SIH1, Slc'c'lc', hir. Rirlt'l1l10t1l', .xLiViSQ'l'. Ihr- sttltlvlll um't'l'iii11m'i1t is thx' L1'tw4'l'il1i1Q burly wliivli lists wurkml lmrtl in ortlvl' tu make' this st-lmul 21 lwltvi plum- in wliivli lu stiuly :intl wurk. 'l'Iit' lm'inlm4'l's 2ll't'I lfnil rnztx' lizti'nwc'll, Pitts, Sluvky, lizmtls, Air. lliKiK'lIIlllllI', .Xtlx'isc'1', .S'n'rn1flfr::t',' M. Bl'i'XX'l'l'. Lilicllvy, llulinstm. Stvclv, Ni1'I'lw1'sul1. SIIITZIH. l51'zttll4'y'. Smith, Ilzmic-ls, Siinimms: 'Html mn-5 Mant-ss, Pc-i'ry, .Xltlriclgc-, Lzittu, llultlc-it, filllI!lL'I'lllill1. Sullivzui. l'if1nll1mn': Nirliulsmi, Mt'lntyrr', lfflglflllllll, Sttltts. sIlyli4'l', lfqfllz lotta' K4-zizlli, Cilvim, lilliilgttm, lNIuscr, Rtzlrvttsluti, ffl'l1t1'IiIi1'ltI, li. BI41'XY1'I'. 1 1 X .v v vu .V A.. -V 'T:mC.,' wrt Fzaz, Jia., 'LX'ouIoir, c-'c-st pouvoiru 'I'hc- purposv of l.c Cwrlc l ram'ais, to crratf' a fvvling of frivndship, is effected hy rx- rllanging lvllvrs and scndinyg packagvs to l ranc'v. 'l'hc' mvxnlwrs of this Club arc: I 1'1'.vl mfr, lqff 102'I1Q,If.' Alford, YVork- IIIZIH, linslvy, Mr,'Xdams, llurriu, 'l'ic'klc, Hrcwc'1', hlancss, Chandler, Holland, Boone, Andcrson, Holt, llarris, Grant, Glvnn, lfoglf-man, llayvs, lilliot, Hallman, Sullivan, S. Strclc, Johnston. nSl1'f!77llil'0ZU.' Morrison, Phillips, Grutchfivld, lildriclgrg Storkard, Scssoms, Ganady, Fonvillv, Myatt, Dennis, Rhodcs, Trollingcr, Goldman, Hagan, Perry, llisvn- hurg, Stadlcr, Mriluiston, YVhitakvr, Smith, Younts, Way, Haynes, Scott, 'l'hompson, Cobb. Al7lir'rl rozr: Clayton, Hogan, Grydvr, Yitalv, Danim-ls, C. Stvvlc, Boyd, Rcavis, Broadway, Moss, Gln-nn, Yell, lN1cManus, Gibbs, lb'lCPlli'l'SOI1, l'c'c'rson, Murkm-nfuss, Milvs, Bloor:-, Kvziah, lwlrs. Hunter, sponsor. v -- -1 - - 1 g--'- .,,, -ff , .. - -I W ' F' .-H ,l . fa-' ' ', 'M' L , Ng, -p - as . Ld ' WE fam. ,L ., . Y, . jf, . ' - ' Z, , ' Q '-' F ll 4 ' - 'U' nw 'A A ' ., . 1 J '..,, 14' H . wr .s aw-M. . - fx' .. 'Q' -' .Q ff 1-ur A-Q ' .W - ,a T' Ni Veni-ViiiMVmci '1'hm- purposv of thc -junior Cllassiral Lvaguc' is to cncouragc' among young' pt-oplv of our country an intvrvst in, and apprvrialion for thc- rivilizalion, languagv, litcraturv, and art of Ancicnt Romv, and to give' to thc mvinbvrs soma' undvr- Slilllflillg of our dvbt for our rulturt' to classical antiquity. The mcmbcrs arc: l .'r:l row. frfl in riglzl: Iouvs, Kvziah, johnson, Gilmorc, Ovvrman, Latta, llismukcf, Ragsdalv, Bonds, Kirkman. Svmzul roam: VVinningh-am, Rinnault, Hrc-wvr, Braxton, Daw-s, Plx'c'rl1art, Williamson, Garrison, Young, Edwards, lNTatthvws, Nelson, Stadlvr, York, Nlvdlin, Inigv, lfulc'lwr. 'I lzfrrl mzr: .-Xllcy, Gray, Ish-y, Stadlcr, Kinnvtt, lWfPlu'rson, Boland, lVlvCaulvy, Evans, Eaton, Spikvs, Davis, Garrison, Nl. Torgvrson. Alvflrivs, Fuliss, Hurkv, Sartin, Fuqua, Colvy. l o1n'll1 rnzw: Rumplc, Sykes, VVyrick, Nicholson, Bloody, Knott, Harris, Blackwell, Councilman, Chapman, Stafford, Aldrich, Jenkins, Layton, Paul, Garrett, hloorc, Lewis, Miss Gill, sponsor. 66 L1ghts! Curtain? Amon! The Footlighters was formed in 1948 as a special honor to those students who have spent more than seventy-five hours in dramatic work, either in acting or in work hchiml the scenes. Those students arc: 1.1-'ll tn rfkghl, .w'fm'rl.' Steele, H. Brewer, Prickctt, VVilliamson, Eldridge, Rich: Iff! In rfghl, K'f!1II!ff71,Q.' Pitts, hlitchell, Henderson, M. Brewer, Foster. hlrs. llula, sponsor. ff. F i f Behmd The scones The Dramatic Club, organized in 1946, strives to promote proficiency in amateur acting and play production. The members are: Ifim' row: Johnston, Goldman, Tatum, Neal Broadway, Pitts, Williamson, Brewer, Workman, Halman, Fonville, Gryder, Sessoms, Scott, Day, Chandler. S1'l'0I1IlI'01i.'.' Tucker, Peerson, Hair, Brinn, Storey, Mitchell, Wlago- ner, Thompson, MeCuiston, Lindsey, Martin, Henderson, Muekenfuss, Eldridge, Fidler, Canady, McAdams. Tlzifrl row: Clark, -Iaekson, Ivey, Anderson, Boone, Phillips, Surratt, Foster, Poindexter, Crutchfield, Ensley, Jane Fuqua, Fuqua, Perry, Steele, Moore. 67 Qeiilvitifg, E? FB ' . I I . i 2 it ' ,lf Q .X ,..-R . Ihv l,ihmry flhnh srrks I0vlir'rw11l'siQf' grind rrzixlin . It is me ic' fI'h 'f Q ir up 0 1 idly assistants and has mrvtings of a srwial ll ili1l'c'. Ilwinwiiilwf-1-N Ill Sf IIJIITISIHI, Rrvhzwl Us : .illfflf lwf! fn Ilyflff Iiillmlsivksavii, Niiss iiiillllllili, Spcuisuri iiiiiilllilll. hiilt'ilt'ii,Hl'il1ll.liiliI', sun. l,ffl inlw XWIIHIIIIQI Hair, l h'lc'lir'i', l uwl1'r, lvvy, Kihwm. li'igl1l,i1'flw Xfflllflllllff i,iSll1llki', Mmulv, Ilulmlms, NVAHI. ciI'1'K'I1. IMA nj JUL: l,c'w1'y, KiIIlI'K'!', liutuii. Vox. l rmvilIm', in flu y SUIIIJSOII, 510116. - vwq ' -:vw ' F7 ' 6' H' ' ' 1 s fa. A. - - lu ill'LIIl1' thi- puiut zxml win This is lhr' Ui1il'i'liYl' uf thr' IJf'iJ2iliI1LfK'llliD which was m'qzu1iZf'll this '5'c'z1l'. It has as its Ill1'HliN'l'N unix' thosz- siucicnls who arc- inlvrc'slc'cI in dvlmatimg. Thx' m0mhm's arc: -Svfllffll lfjfl lu fligllff Hair, Rivh, Plllllilil, lulflrimlur-, Iiuliss, fiuirin. Hulhnvs, Hudgins. Inqlc-, Brc'wr'r. iS'flINllI7l4H.' .Xlwrm'1'm1ilmir', liwins, Bzlrnwcll. 'l'u4-lg- ll Hiott, xlJlIll'SY, Pitts, llc'mI1'rs1m, Kinsimfvr, 'I'i'rvlliiigvr, AICIXKIZIIIIS, PI'if'iit'lI, liilniurv, Sm-ssmns. Mitvlivll. Ste-c-lv, s. Hula, SIJUIIS HI' 68 Serving Either: Loyally The purpose ofthe Bible Club, organized in 1947, is to teach young people in the school to grow in Christian living. It is composed of students who take Bible and those who are equally interested but do not take Bible. Fran! row: Mc- Pherson, Sec.-Treas.g E. Boyd, Pres., N. Boyd, Prog. Ch., Beauford, Vice-Pres., Second row: Boone, Alford, Luck, Haynes, Fonville, Jones, Stockard, Miss Kichline, sponsor, Canady, McNeil, Elliott, Perry, Ensley, Hallman, Wagoner, Gryder, Broadway. '14fIil'd'I'0ZU.' Layton, Wood, Poindexter, Surratt, Anderson, Myatt, Mitchell, Brinn, Hayes, Neal, Morrison, Tatum, Day, Hair, Watson, Mann. A Friend In Time Of Need These young people represent the Red Cross in the high school. They are elected by the students in their home rooms and help in the Red Cross drive. The members are: Seated lqf! to nlghl: Moore, Crowder, lVlcPherson, Boone Surratt, Jackson. Smnding.' Sharp, Lashley, Caveniss, Lewey, Tickle, Bailey, Bain, Carlyle. Miss Thomas, sponsor 69 The Golden Age Of Youth lo lmuilfl il livllowship of girls cl:-votcrl to the task of realizing in our common life, those idcas of personal and social living' to which wc are committed by our faith as Christians Athis is thc purpose of thc Y-Tccns whirh organize-Ll in 1947. The mumlnrrs arc: l'lI'l'.l'l rom: Nluckcnfuss, McPherson, Garrison, Ste-clc. Svc- nml run-: Horncr, Golclinan, Sullivan, Hagan, Trollingvr, Neal, Johnston. Yfzinl row: Glc-nn, Mcfluiston, Liucls:-y, XY2ll'lJ0l'0lILfll, Mc'Mz1nus. l'l0l1I'ffI I'f!Iil.' Miss Hvllcn, Sponsorg Clark, Nloorv, Ziimnvrman, lN1iss Uoml, Sponsor, A11's Fair In Opportunity Tha' Kcy Cllulm, a Civic Club within llu: school, was lbrinccl by thc local Ki- wanis Club in 19413, Only boys from thi' uppvr lhinl ol' llu-ir Class are eligible for nu'lnlJc'rsl1ip. lx1L'lI1lll'l'S arv: 1'l'IllIf rmv, lfjfl In n'lglrl: lX12ill1'SS. .S'f'm111I rnzv: Slrzulvr, Muon-, Tucker. 'Illini ruzv: Barre-ll. I u1n!l1: liurnwvll, ,l'l'OlllIlg1'l', Gln-nn. lfgfllz: Rliodc-s. .S'1'.xl!1: Rudd. .S'f'z'r11ll1.' l.attz1. l:'l1gl1Il1.' lmwis. .7Y1'r1Il1.' R. 'lvl'UlllIlgl'l'. In circlm' frvzulillg Clock- wisvli lirc'wc'l', lx'1l'.'xCl2llllS, cl2ll'l'Clf, 'lilc- klv, Bork, l'll'l'l'lllOll, Iillingum, Holt, I'lz1rg1'ov1', Burl-14-r, Nlnsx-r, Garrison. 70 rf-at z N J 14, 4' Luv... rv . gg iv..- .... I'lu- l'1'vz1c'l1ci s Kids' Club was organized in 1948 by a group of preachers' children. Their purposv is to gm to know ' -' 1c'tln'1'. 'l'lw lHL'Il1lDL'l'S ol' this club arc: 1'.III.Yf row, iff! In rzlqlzl: Nall, Prickctt, Slanficlcl, Ii. Boyclg .3'1'r1nnf 1 ull ollui l fllvf-IQ, Kinnvtlg 'l!11'nlmn'.' Norris, N. Boyd, xVQ'SllIlOl'l'lk1IlCl, Swinnvy, Hall, Mr. Sturm-s, Sponsor. H r-n f , J' V1 'H 1-11. ,., 1..- ,.. ,,T..,h v .Li ff L pl. lqlxii Lui. i .a.,l. vv-.s 1 ....J.. I. 'l'l1v liiulcly-liuclmly Club is il soviul Club lnzuln' up of boys desiring lo gait loqvtlu-1' and SOCl2lllll'.u It wus orgunizn-al in 1947, 'l'lic- nu-nibcrs arc: lfifi! run-, fqfl lu right: Fl'iu-kvr, Glenn, l i4lln-r, Gibbs, Gx'a1il:.S'1'm11c1' funn- Sc-llzirs, B. lfosu-1' Futrc-ll, lfowlcig Conklin, .-Xllvn: 'I 111011 rouu' Cobb, F. Fostc-i', Small, Holt, Taylor. 71 if- . .. 1 T-wil' my, -1.- 14 lug. ,, n.A1l...l.... .lllfi L.ELLii.i 1411114 ....i.....1.l.,ll Vip ., Fa ...,.. .,.,N,. W -W, -Q! 7. v. Clzilbuigg. s.11.f1..l..i.... 'l'l1r' Scniox' 'Iii-lli-Y owzliiizvll in Il ', is ai flllristian orfanizzilion for 'unim' and senior ii-ls. l,l'0'l'CIS 7 4 i . - m'r'spmisri1'1-rl lry lliis clulm vzicli ycai' 'llictlunioi' 'l'1'i-Hi-Y, organizvd in IQ47, takvs as its iiiciiilntrs fwsliiiiziii and srzlmliriiiimmiw' girls. 'l'l1c Sr. 'l'1'i-lli-Y im'inlJc'rs arc: 1'lI'I'.l'l mm, lfjfl In rzlglzlr li. Boyd, .S'mmfl1mw,- N. lloyd, lAlllll2llIlSOIl, W'm'kiiizm, lN1cl'lir'1's0ii. 'll11'm'1'o1f'.' Dickcns, Layton, l'lll'll'l!l'I', linslcy, Sllll'l'il'y, Mm'- llzidv. IGIIIINI zum: Snydvr. Hull. Harris, Cri1tc'lificld, Fuquzi, Stradcfr, illllUll1IJSlJll. Stacllcr. lfjfllz mir: l'rim'kc'll, .'XlJK'I'I'I'UII1lJll', Homin-, Bliss EtlVV2l1'ClS, Sponsorg Alford, Elliott, I itc'li. lic-aillbnl. W pffffvf gli? W 'l'lic inciiiluws ol' ilu-tlr. 'l'i'i-Hi-Y arc: l'Yr.l'l ww: vVlI'll1iIIgl12ll1l, .S'w1'm1rl1mf'.' Ilx'L'1'l1a1't, Uiliiiurc, Nivliulsmi, Clem-s, 'llmfl mzfu' Clegg, McPlici'son. Boland, Cloucilman, Rich, Hucks. lfnurrll row: Moody, Dixun, Wilsun, Allismni, llismukc-, Ovwiiiziii. lfifllz mzu: li. Stafforzl, Bonds, York, Bi'cwc'i', Mvlum, Miss Tyson, Spunsorg Johnson, Duff, .-X. Stafford. 72 f- -it ,, , ,. s i ',.,.,, . fs, ., , ,. . r fit. slat, Q! .ut lstutl. fi t .4115 Illia The purpose of thc Sr. Hi-Y andllr. Hi-Y is 'ito create, maintain, and extend throughout thc- hom:-, school, antl community, high standards of Christian Cll2:ll'3.CtCl'.U The Sr. Hi-Y was Organized in 1940, antl thc Hi-Y, in 1944. The members of the Sr. Hi-Y arc: l'lI'f.Yf row, lqf! tn righl: Gibbs, Wrightcnhcrry, lfostcr, hlancss, Pitts. Svrruzzl row: Futrull, Cobb, Glenn, Bell. Third row: Sutton, White, Holt, Barnwcll, 'lwllClil'l', Filclcr. Iir1rlt'.' lNTr. Ncwlin, Sponsor. 1.512 Jir1'e': Small, Harvey. Riglzl sidzf: Kcziah, Smith. 'l'l1t' Hi-Y nimnbcrs arc: 1'lI-IZU row: Ellington, lNIosc'r, Sykes, Hamilton. Smzmlrm1'.- Lorinit-r, liar- lwr, lllolnpson, Cllapnlan. 74f1IiI'l1'!'0Zi'.' Crutchfield, Walker, Glenn, Barrett. A'I1'dlI'lf'.' M12 Burns, Sponsor. Faurtlz row: Mitchell, Frccinan, Moore, Yates. Fdlh ruw: Lynch, Qualls, Jones, McCann, 'I'it'klc. 73 Lei: Gr-fs A Yfll No sports uri' Complvtv without thc' prc'sc'nCc of our Cl1ccrlc'aclc'rS. Thcvir pop and school spirit add much vo tliv winning' of ll football game-. 'l'hcsc clue-c-rlvaclcrs are choscn by thc vrxtirc student body. This ycar's r'ln-r'i'l:-ziclm-1'szirv: lwr.flruzz', frffll07'1g11l.' lN1CPl1crSon. SEt'071!l'TOIl'.' Stvclc,Holt,Goldman. I1llI.l'I1'7'0ZU.' Ter- rcll, I osu'r, lXli1c'kc'nll1ss. l'lIIl7'flI row: Zimmerman, PoinflCxtc'r, Bonds. iff Trailblazcrfg x , ax 7 R . , , . r 2, . The- marshals, vlioscn from thcllunior Class, lu-lp the Seniors llll'0lIg'll gradu- ,A 'l 194 - , W ation by uslwring at thc' Baccalallcrate Sermon and Commcnccmcnt. 'l'lwy fl -L -Xl luke' part in all Scnior activities and lu-lp wlicrcver nccclccl. 'l'l1c- marshals :S g , 1,'.X.' ' lor ilu- ' QlQ'l'S arc: Snzlwl fr 'I In wi flzt: Abercrombie, Norris, Zacliarv, Stuclu- ', sf, 1 f . f . 4- , . . 5. . . , .. l V -, Y X: 1 g Su der. .Stundznf, lr! lu rl lzt: Lllm ion, Richmond licklc-, Musa-r, Be-ck, l S, , V Y A . 5' S , I 4, A - - btradcr. X 74 Strike Up The Band The Burlington High School Band, orginally organized by Mr. E. F. Rhodes in 1936, continued under his direction until 1948, at which time he resigned and was succeeded by Mr.xI. M. Cole. The band partici- pates in all football games, Armistice Day Parade, Christmas Parade, and the State Contest. Fin! row, lejfl lo righl: Chandler, Kimrey, Holt, Rich, White, Stanfield, Tyndall, Cole, M. Second row: Rudd. Daves, Seamon, Young, Rhodes, Murray, Sharpe, Orr, Burchett, Way, Leonard, Heritage, Jeffries, Cole. Thin! row: Cowan, Woods, Strange, Scott, Riddle, Matthews, Bradley, Miles, Browning, Davis, Earp, Parker, Coleman. Fozzrlh row: Lindley, Morris, Ezzell, Knott, Crutchfield, McAdams, jones, Burke, Faulkner. Fifth row: Qualls, Lester, Driver, Wiles, Black, Wall. Sixth row: Little, Tickle. Rootin' Tootin' Twirlers The Maiorettes and Major participate with the band in all its festivities of the year. They add much sparkle and zest to the appearance of the band on the gridiron. Center: Kimrey. Ld! lo right: Holt, Tyn- dall, Lindley, Chandler, White, Rudd, Stanfield. 75 Sr. Gir1's Glee Club I111' I I,11I1, 111l1111111'. Nm, X11'l111Ix1111,XX111k111.111.Il.11111'Ix.l'1-1'1x,l11x.Nl.1111'l'111l11.1.Nucl,-I.11'Iw1111,11I1'1111,ll1'l1'l11'1'. lx1xN I,111lXg ,X .11f11,f: X11 H111111-lx, Nl1I1w,N1.11lI1'1'Nl1'I'l11-1w1111,N11111111,NNz1g11111-1. I111:r'I1. Nl111'Im1. N11ll1x.111. fllIlIlll'l'. 111.111, NI111111-,11.1111N1111. 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V 1 -Q pm if - ,, Q.,- ' 'Y f:1 ,Q Sr. Boys Glee Club 11,1114 X11I111IN1111, N.111I, lx1'111g.11', Il111l1.1111, XX11111l, l1.1111ll, l,1lxx.11rls. 511111111 ll.1x, i,l.1xl1111, 1111111 I1l11 111, Rl1111lu I, 4jtl1HN1,11' Xl,1Q,U1j,1,1,, I1Il1111111, l',11liwg l!1111lg Sxxi1111vx, XN'1ll111114I1I1x, Mile Ile-ll, N11,l11Ix1v, l5l.11k. l'i1'lJ:',.X111l1vxu l411.11N1: l5ulL11111, Numll, Nhxzblmll, Hdlcx, Jxkidlllh, 511, 5ldllll'S, IJi1cclo1'. M, 5' gg W fa? ' 49-g Al i VB Af 5 - 'J 1 A .. , N ,, , Wai ' . Q: 1, 2 Y 4 'H r g -iff . ' . f A 'nv ' 1 W ' ff A M .iv f fi? . 5 Y :K W if f W I i, Q yu ii '53 s H Wv ' 'f'1'1 A fMr YT11 i m A L.:LL.,.x.Q..L .-L.L..f.a. KJ.:.J..d-..+.J.L..a.1v.n...:3 Jn C-QFORGIC FIDIRR Bon NIARSHALI. PAT Sm I .xrzs iff! fur! lr' fff! lflfkfl' fflfnfllfff +Kx, Quai' lflzlcn fN1A'l I'IlI'1XN'S Blll. Kl'IZI.AXII lj,-XRRICLI, SM,x1,l. fd! AQIIIIIII limi, Cz:-Cfljulzzin fzzfllwrk 78 Bulldog: IYIARVIN Moss Bm, SMALI, CHARLES Fl'TREl.L I'.':f1If-Qllflflf Cfntfr, Cn-frlfvfnfn ,7f0fkI'Il.Q AHF!! ww. 1., L,X . . K ,w NM. , ,,.,.-W.. f . L fmf1'.s,1f: x F 7 BOBABY '1 LfczKER MACK SMITH CT.-XRSON LE.Jxr,:1i rzglzz lrlvklc right end wfngback 79 igskin Punters dn... . Q ,Jun-V K, in lfirvr rwn: Bs-al, Cn-cn, Mgrs.: Nall, Chapman, Harris, Moss, Richmond, ll. Kizziah, Stutts Barge-r. Reynolds, Perry Bakr-r, Mgr. .S'wr1mrlmn': Coach Huffman, Scllcrs, Tucker, lTlClilt , Inge, D. Small, Leach, B. Small, Fidlc1',Marshall Mathvws, M, Smith. IJ. Kc-ziah, Kirkman, l,. Smith, Coach Querncll. Third mm: Coach Poovcy, Coach Burns Arwoorl, Clvnn. C. Kizzizxh, lNlCAclams, WVc'lch, Fletchcr, Isley, B. Kcziah, Holland, Hooper, Brinccficld, Mancss VVilson, Coach Ncwhn. 19 H18 Scores Scpt. Burlington-Ilarding .... . l4'A6 Svpt, 24 B1xrlington-Rc-ynolrls, . , . . . o 6 Oct. Burlington-High Point . , . . . I3 7 Oct. Burlington-Rciclsvillc. . . . 28-7 Oct. Burlington-Hcndcrsou ....... . . 26-0 Oct. Burlington-Grcenvillc, S. C. . . . 32 6 Oct. Burlington-Gastonia ...... . . 13-6 Nov Burlington-Salisbury. . . , , I9-0 Nov Burlington-Greensboro. . . . . I4f0 Nov liurlington-Asheville ........... , . 33-o Nov Burlington-High Point CPlayofTJ ..,..,............. , . 12-7 Nov Burlington-Fayettcvillc CStatc Championship Playollj .... ..,, I 3-14 80 Q 1 F ' , FN 1 ,-L 1 .-. HQ- re Q A J. 6 1 M ..:.,1,, L1-.,1-.1 ' ,z. -J ,.. ..,. DN, U 1,l. IJ f-4- ll n-m' Um' Klan .lam hlilll Qlilll -Ian jan 811111 NI 151-f Ha1'v1-v Hainrnrind Sutton B. Kvziah 1 1 1 1 R. KQ'h'i2lil Ki1'k111z111 Sykvs I,1'ac'h Ha1'1g1'm'c, iX12lIl2lQi'I' ll lul1111.,, I4 Cimnlclslmm, . ij Ciinlcisimulwm. . 21 Rzilviigli .... jgu l'iilCllilY ..... , , . 1 7 Szilislmury. ,... . :jg .Xslicvillv .... 18 High Point .... 21 Clliarluttc' . 26 Rf-yiiolcis. . 118 Szilishury. . ' All .X111. livcliiwiris, , . ilu-rc lwrm' llicrm' tiwiw' ilk'I'l' lwrc ll1v1'1' lwrcr thvrc ilt'I't' livrv horn Irvin. Fvln. lfvll. lfvlm. lim-lm F1-lx. 11-lu. I4 1-IJ. F1-h. Fvb. Liar. INIL11: B 111 In '5 18 I9 22 23 Q6 Iizinvs. . . Rzilcigli, . . Cl1'c'1'11sbu1'c1. . Gastoiiizi .... Ciliarlotu' . . Gastoliizi. . , Asiwvillc. . , High Point. . . More-licad City iX101'l'ilCi2id City . . . . Grccnsboro. . . Reynolds. . . ilK'!'l' ill'l'lT iwrm' l1c'1'1' tlicn- II11-rc: tlwrc lll'l'C iivrx' 11011- tlicrc thcrc Thfnflc Who Cfrtfhcfl .S'rnlrfl left In righl: Huflman, football: Burns, basketball: .S'Inr1flin,g.' Nvwlin, football and basketball RlClK'Illl0lIl', atlmlctic' cli1'r'ct0rg Pnovcy, footballg Q11l'r1cll, football and bzlskctball. Letter Boys fl,1 . ...t . K This Flllll lms ns its llwmlxvrs buys -Z-fifklhf L2 wlm lmvr' l'c-r'f'ix'ml lvllvrs for participaliml in allllc-Iirs: vllllff mvmbc'rs arm-: lfmrlfnlq 'UI M lf, lffl In 7I:LflIf, hffrxl rnzrx' l itllc'1', Small, xii l 1lSll'I4. Swmml Il7Ii'.' Cfrumpton, Harris, ...ll Rl!lf'llllUlIl' fspcmsorl. 'fill-Ill rmrz' Sva- mmm, I'.U5ll'l', l,ym'l1. ldllllfll mrrz' Pvrry, . llzummmcl. lfjflll ffwfx' Milvs. Sykcs, 5 Clublm. Sfxllf mul: lXlam'ss, lfutrcll, Hel- L lnrs. Sr:-wzrllz faux' licll. llolt, Stvclc. lZ'IiQflf mn-: llnllaml, Moss,.jom's. .YI-Ilffl Q mzfn' llzwis, 'l'ic'klc'. 'lwnlh rnzru' lXlat- Y the-ws, Marsllall, Smith, Kvziah, 'l'uCkc'r. A 82 M L......A n - ,, L ,,...W L Iinwa-lv .4 . . Tne Racqumeers Tc-nnis although a minor sport in our school, is an honored one. The members of our trnnis tram are: l1'1il:n1r'.' Moorv, R. 'I.l'011il1gQ'l', 'I'rollingr'r, Coach Poovoy, Barnwell. Srmnri row: Shoffnf-r, Pitts 1Xir.Xcian1s. Cllvnu, Davis. An. Apple A Dajf A period cacli day is devoted to the physical education of the boys in order that they may have a well roundvd cclucation. 83 M v-.- J., 1-,U,4,,. f,- ii. ' fum, F. lJlSll'llJllllYl'1'CllIl'2lllUD lvzirlivs llu- stud:-nts thc' way ul'disl1'il1uling Qomls and svi'vicvs. 'l'lu' llli'lIllll'l'S env: liillv lilzu'kw1'll. lim' C'onklin, linddv Gross, 'lk-zxqlic Gmss, Iakiz' lla1'x'i'v. liillv Rudd, llindsvv Tlimnzls, llmlvzird 'llimnpsunl Billy XVlu-vlcy, 'Donald Wlilsrlm. AIUEID .Xll'm'cl. Ycra Blillllllllllg. Zvllu Clliziiiilmi-rs. lXlm'iv Collins, Nlyrlis flDllI1'l', lic-tty Clrcnslmw, xfvilllilil Dick:-ns. ll:-vky Dixon, liclua llziiigm-lizi, l'c'gu'y King, l'vg'Qy l,m'i-, Irina l,uy, Cllirixtini- 'l'm1111m'z1s, and lictsy XVZIISOD. . M, . ...... ,N Q , Q Dl,','CI S1f1CCl.'GC'11Z'lT5L1l,Tfl?L Dive-1'silim'rl Ul'l'lIp2ifl0l1 trains tlir' stnclvnls in trarlvs and oflivr' work. 'l'l1c' l114'111lwi's arc: Donald .Xlli'cd, Bruce' .'Xncli'i'ws, Irving Bvll, Bobby Bonds. Ruth Broaclway, Nelson Brown, YVilliam Cfzilm-, Bvlliv Crawley. 'l'lminz1s fillPSUll, Nvlsrm Cinslvr, David Hz-nclvrson, Bobby Hicklin, Harold Huglu-s, Ni-ilxlolmson, Donald l,z1tta,loyc'c' l,11yU1n, Iirnm Lucas, Darrc-ll Mansfivld, ,Xllvn lXlitCl1c'll. David Nnvklvs, Norman Owvns, I Billy l'c'rry. liolxlxy l'4'ri'y. lillvk Pvtty, Earl Phillips. cllvlll Pow:-ll, Bobby Slizxw, .john Slim: Louisa' Sipv, Cllmrlmrs Stafford, 'jack Slilllillfil, lic-tty Stale-y, Louisa- Stn-vcnsun, Bvtlyhlo 'l'1'1'i'm-ll, Howard Wlatson. and Faye YVOocl. 84 1 .. ii 15'-,. ns 'l'lu- llama- lfmuiimiiirs Pl'UL:'I'2llI1 was mxgaiiizcd in orclvr to CCi1lC21ll'Q'iI'Si in lmmc-making, It is zi irml Sllil,iK'L'l. YS? sw' img ,rf 'Q-fi - .V ,. Cloiuim-:vigil l'Ull1'SQ'S :irc 0iivl'l'CCi to tlmsz' stud:-ms wishing to cntvr business vofzltinns in thc' iilllIlI'l'. Cafeteria Tlu' Czifctcrizl svrvvs thc' stuclm-nls hot DllU'ili0llS meals cvcry clay. Mrs. Burns urls us lI1HIl2'lgCI'Q Nlrs. Hcrndl-n, K'2lSllif'l'. School Buses Through muck ziml mud our fziillmful school busts make thvir rounds wnvlu day lo L'zu'ry students to and frum school. 'Hu- und f:ll2ililf'S Staflbrd. Janitors and Maid Curtvr, Sailing and XVZIIIPI' have' fzlilllflllly worked io kcvp our school clvan in which tu work. Those Who Keep Us Rolling hue drivc'1's arm' liublmy Hicklin and a inure- plcasant place- Fl E STA Tl M E KING I IXILX Mmm IM: QLIIX HEX 'elles Gi P59 ATTENDANTS MASCOTS N.-wczx' SVRR.-X'l l' ..,,,........... BE'1 1'Y S'l'AI.EY M.-XRIE LEE HOFFM.-xN .....,...,. I..-xNNx' B1QN'1'uN 89 .,-..---.. -.ff---gm wmv- uf --, X ' . , A. . ., 1 V .. 3 ,, , , u yi -'.- H' v ,L K 5 w 4 - '-1 Q QRS .wwwxl if xf' IiI1Sl'I,OUIilNi9 MUNI' I'lCRSUN.XI,I'I'Y Ihllx'l.1n Ill l'l mm ..,., ...-X,C1. Sl IIUN Srl-1 5I'liIiI 14 .,......... .., ..l'1-illa Iixlexwlill MINI! lJRliSSIilD IEICQUI-Nl' l I4IR'l' N M4-111 mwx . . , A .VX.fl,SL 1 1uN l'.xYr1 Mm,:I3.xl114. ,, . ..,.... 'lumix' l'l.l 14s1 Who Was Who In '41-9 ,R rk BEST SPORT MOST MUSICAL 1-:AN IXIc:l'l11cRs1mN ..........,... Bun Ix1ARSH.XI.I. Hllnula XV1I.1A1,xMsuN. , ..,... .... C immrslc l lu1.1cnz MOST ORIGINAL MOST POPULAR II.xRx'.x1,1N1i IJINIJSEY ........ ,,.. B II.I.Y EI.nR11JGI2 SUB S'1'1z121.I2 ........,.......... P1':'1'LL B.-xRNwE1.1 'Who YFVVCZS 'Who In 'EAD 1. ,K i MOST EFFICIENT HAPPIEST Rl I'II :XNN SL'I.I.IVAN .....,.... HAMETT BREXVER HILDER XV1I,I.1,xx1scmN .,.......,.. Bula M.-xlasll.-xl.l. MOST TALKATIYE QUIETEST S.-x1A1,Y Go1AmmN ....,.... RICK XVRIGHTENBERRY SARA JANE SMITH ,,....,...,.. BILLY Mfmmsux I O1 -6 -Z5 l . N in-.L K 1. eq i ml rung lr!! In Il Lfllf.' Ball 'wylimiyfg Oli, how murli xr QZIIILQQ lmviiig inn! lin!! ig mms' is-1+ 1ETx ily A-er N-1 W u um. xv v ,LN - . Q' lim' ,1 iing hm-antics: Hancisoim-E'g Scrond cliildliood. .Sh-nm! rmru' That was a good onc: Hi, long:-r2'1 'll11'1-fl:-nun' Svvin' doublv: Smoking Grounds: Slcvping l7C'2ilIlii'Sikwi1 l'10III'flI mzrx' nm: YVr rv bashful lg Tilnc out for vating. MMM! bw wfififf www .,,. M, M alfwu I fr? dull JJ ,M , . .M ,, ff' iwjw s ' ,AXE li . S X, ,X .ww M H f s - ., Q :far Xxx 'V 4 e' WM . I xx., ,If ' if A X XV X, frm , f, . :Biff Q JS' iii 'Ani XR 5. I 709 fm gf The story is told, And all is well. Here we are At the end of the trail. ELO COLLEGE Is Anxious to Serve the GRADUATES OF BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Elon offers courses in art, Bible, biology, botany. business, chemistry, coaching of major sports, commerce, clramatics, education, English, French, geology. German. Greek. history, home economics, hygiene, journalism, mathematics, music, philosophy, physics, physical education, psychology, religion, sociology, and Spanish. For information write or call L. E. SMITH, President ELON COLLEGE, Elon College, N. C. THE NEXT STEP Lenoir Rhyne College SUMMER SESSION STANDARIJ FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE FOR MEN AND WOMEN Competent. 1-xpcrir-ncwl faeulty . . cmpliasizcs development of Christian charactvr . . . Maintains high educa- tional standards . . . Lilwral Arts. Science, Music . . 'l'r-aching and Commercial Courses Expenses very low considering i:lllV3lll8gf'S oflfcrcml. SUMMER SESSION First Term-June 6 to ,Iuly 133 .luly 13 to August 19 For Cnmlogue and Other Infornuztion Write to THE PRESIDENT LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE HICKORY, N. C. BURLINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE S. B. THOMAS CO. Roofing, Guttering, Skylight, and Cornice Makers, Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning BURLINGTON, N. C. P. O. Box 37 ONE OF THE SOUTH'S FOREMOST COLLEGES OF LIBERAL ARTS I X I X gh- A LL4, '7 v x Q ' SALISBURY-S C' HV, ' Vx x fig V To Q! -.. , I Q T X , I, Mt lll J J . . L . J J' CATAWBA COLLEGE A distinguished faculty. A most attractive and adequate physical plant. An institution which, in accord- ance with its policy of individu- alized education-helps youth face the world-intelligently, purposefully, and courageously. SALISBURY, N. C. SMITH ELECTRIC REPAIR CO. -AND - VANCE JONES, RULANE CAS SERVICE g'Everything Electrical and Cas for the Homey' ELECTRIC RANGES ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS DIAL 6-6298 XIQIIZEEIESHEATERS ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS HOIVIE FINANCE COMPANY Auto Loans : Financing : Refinancing 307 South Church Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA E. B. WHITE, Mgr. PHONE 3137 Miss Taylor to Algebra Class: Now, class, everyone watch the board while I go through it again. O DEPARTMENT STORE Burlington's Own Department Store , Burlington Born , Burlington Owned , Burlington Managed South Main Street Dial 6-1686 P H 1 L 9 s RICH rf THOMPSON PASTRY sHoP SERWCE DIAL 6-1622 Church Street 1 llURL1No'l'oN, N. C. Bl1m.1Nc'roN, N. C. K I L R O Y ' S Curb Service 6 to 12 P.M. Wolmlm Avenue at PHONE Big - Gun 9120 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Mary J: I told Bill lcihat he musn't see me any more. - ' h d 9 Dolores H. What dl e 0. Mary J: Turned out the lights. THE STATE THEATER HAZEL AND KNITTING MILL BURLINGTON . MUSIC SHOP -1. Manufacturers of W. Andrews SI. Burlington, N. C. FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY HADLEY'S GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION 6'Always Something Newv GRAHAM, NORTH CAROLINA TROLLINGER'S FLORISTS F1011 ers for All Occaszons LINGT Nom C ROLINA PIGGLY-WIGGLY ANDEBSQIN C0. GROCERIES MEATS PRODUCE IIM' L..1.,.-i- ! I . - Main Street BUR ON, H A Souh am Street . BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLIN Day Phone 6-1668 - Nxght Phone 519 Hilder W.: Don't you like my voice? Miss Wiseman: Dear, I have played on the white keys, and I have played on the black keys-but you sing in the cracks. DIAL 6-5946 Christian-Harwurd Furniture Company nRllfIiIlgf0Il,S Friendly Furniture Storen DIAL 6-2053 437 South Main Street BURLINGTON, N. C. KIRKMAN PLUMBING Cr HEATING CO., Inc. CONTRACTORS Plumbing : Heating : Electrical 111 North Main Street BIIIILINIQTUN, Nonrn CAROLINA DIAL 6-2007 Congratulations to the Best Wishes from Class of 749 from BAXTER APPLIANCE DIAL 6-5722 H O T E L 212 West Front Street BIIRLINcroN, NoR1'H CAROLINA ROGERS JEWELRY Diamonds : Expert Watch 42 Clock 213 Trollinger Street Watches Repairs BURLINGTON, N. C. Here in Our City of B U R L I N G T 0 N Let us all work together to make our Community A good place in which to liveg A place where honest work brings an honest livingg A place where initiative and progressive ideas bring forth returnsg A place where the City Covernment serves all its peoplesg A place where we worship and live our religious principlesg A place where we can work and play and enjoy the goodness of livingg A place where our boys and girls will want to establish their homesg A place worthy of being called HOUR HOME. i' The City Council and Officials Kiss-A noun, though often used as a conjunctiong it is never declinedg lt IS more common than proper and is used in the plural and agrees with all genders WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY RADIO SHOPS Carolina's Leading Tailor t BURLINGTON, N. C. BURLINGTON PLANT 209 Main Street Box 122 ELKINS-TERRELL RAYLA55 ' ' STORE Corner of Main and Davis Streets 304 North Main Street BURLINGTON, N. C. Dial 6-5538 Everything to Wear for the Entire Family at Low Pricesv BURLINGTON, N. C. LEVIN BROTHERS IRON, STEEL and METALS 417 Worth Street BURLINGTON, N. C. CITY LAUNDRY and CLEANERS, INC. One Call Cleans Alll' Webb Avenue and Flanner Street BURLINGTON, N. C. DIAL 6-4439 Q Life is just one fool thing after anotherg love is just two fool things after each other. SYKES FOUNDRY and MACHINE COMPANY FOUNDERS -:- ENGINEERS DIAL 6.4121 Maple Avenue BURLINGTON, N. C. R. E. HARRIS Esso Service Station Corner Rufhn and North Main Streets FAULK'S INSULATION c'The Best in Rock Wool Insulation and Termite Controlv South Main Street DIAL 6-4388 DIAL 6-4002 Burlington, N. C. EXCLUSIVELY YOURS RHODES INC, FURNITURE THE SHOE BOX LADIES FASCINATING FOOTWEAR In the Alamance Hotel BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 418 South Main Street 'SSERVINC THE SOUTH SINCE 1875,' HOOD SPORTING GOODS 206 West Front Street BURLINGTON, N. C Phone 6-4797 Distributors MacGregor, Goldsmith, Spalding-Reach Athletic Equipment and Columbia Bicycles e d: O who has the me enemies you ha -1 -ilii l 1 MELVILLE DAIRY MILK ICE CREAM BURLINGTON, N. C. - 1. T SING LEE HAND - LAUNDRY SPRINC STRFFT NEWLIN HARDWARE COMPANY QUALITY HARDWARE for Home and Farm All Kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS Your Patronage is A ppreciated Dial 6-5584 C. B. YARBROUGH Wholesale CANDIES - NOVELTIES O DIAL 6-6136 Trade Street Mr. Poovey: Is everything shut up for the night? Mrs. Poovey: That depends on you, dear. Everything else is. ACME DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST GET IT AT ACME We Appreciate Your Business WHITMANIS CANDY EASTMAN KODAKS MAIN STREET DRUG COMPANY FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF OUR BUSINESS WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS DIAL 6-1663 BURLINGTON, N. C. DIAL 6-2404 Bwflingwffs ,I Leading Theatres Wholesale Oil Dealer PARAMOUNT ESSO Products CAROLINA : SZ ALAIVIANCE Telephone 'A' 6-3469 356 The Best in, Motion Picture i ' Entertainment! BURLINGTON, N' C. Jean F.: I think there,s company downstairs. Jane F.: How d'ya know? Jean F.: I just heard Mother laugh at Daddy's joke. 5th STREET ALAMANCE CLEANERS HOT WIENER LUNCH R. H. FONVILLE, Mgr. SEC CLEANING i WFS! FI'0llt Stl't'l t DIAI. 6-4922 QUICK SERVICE DIAL 6-4746 BARKEPUS TSRE SERVICE GUY BARKER U. S. ROYAL TIRES We Specialize in Vulcanizing and Recapping Tires DAVIS AND CIIURCII STREETS PHONE 1086 EFIRIYS FOSTER SHOE CO. DEPARTMENT STORE III East Davis Str:-vt BURLINGTON. N. C. BURLINGTON, N. C. CENTRAL GROGERY 00., IHC. WHOLESALE GROCERIES, NOTIONS AND CONFECTIONERIES DIAL 6-3161 NORTII MAIN STREET BURLINGTON, N. C. I I' There was the butcher who sat down on his meat grinderland got a little hind in his work. , I I F .I Y A .f I' I Q cos B TAOTOXR COMPANY M , 1 A, A 1 we WRECIQINO' SERVICEIAND GENERAL REPAIR i3 AUTO PAINTING : BODY AND FENDER AREPIXIRSX f I J ' If I PHONE 728 ll Esso SERVICE I IW. DAVIS STREET K Q ,I if I ll rl! ffj- '7, BURLINGTON, NORJTH CAROLINA I A I I. U x ill! X ,fl I Q I 3 ' , 1 1' X ' P!! . 'X 3 ,ALAMANCE LAUNDRYI X ,Cdbper senders sz Holt and DRY j!AttOrheys-,Rnd Counsellors of Law Save a ,Day the I I Laundry Way' l M DIAL 6-6381 IA r 5 X if ji Security National Bank IX V 1' .-ll BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA r 1. u CELANESEXLANESE CORPORATION I. CEIIANESE LANEVSE I W X 91 Reg. U. S. Pat. OH. ' BIIRLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA SPINK'S SHOE SHOP 316 Worth Street BURLINGTON, N. C. McLELLAN STORES Uncorporatedl T1 l ..l1 If Division of Celanese Corporation of America Edgar C.: I can't get into my shoes. Jean Mc: What! FEET swelled, too? J. C. HARRIS SHOP AT LUMBER COMPANY UNI-I-ED LUMBER DEPARTMENT STORE BUILDING MATERIALS The Friendly Store of Valaesv DIAL 6-3185 Corner Of Front and Main Streets BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA BlIRLINGTON, N. C- MIDWAY MARKET Sr CVROCERY The Horne of Country Hams DIAL 6-1348 BURLINGTON, N' C' BURLINGTON, N. C. Cash and Carry Self-Service ALAMANCE NA RADIO SERVICE North Church Street DIAL 6-6540 Only Skilled Hands Touch the Radio We Repair for Youv BARBER SHOP SIX SPECIALIZED BARBERS TO SERVE YOU HOWARD PHILCO DIAL 6-1243 FOSTER NEESE-Sll0FFNER FURNITURE C0. I Devoted in Making f BRIGHTER : BETTER 2 HOMES Manufacturers of LADIES' HOSIERY DIAL 6-4273 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA J ,lst . J , 'J' L I If K 75' It I l W V . 4 B X- Q V I , ' ll K JL! 'I I N Jeep: Parrlon me, but you look like Helle2,fGreen. Violfetg .Ti Sotwhatll I look worse I1 puppl . V ,kj Xwyi' x 'rye' Fl 1 J ' D-OYLE 'S 6 f 1 ALAMANCE ELECTRIC ,fv ' fr - . i it!! Jeweler A ' SUPPLY CO., Inc. ' 1 K ,l 'fl , A -,fn 106 North Main Street X EA 'Tb NSilverlCeiz'ter,' fi 312 South Main Street DIAL 6-3896 7 BURLINGTON, N. C. Every House Needs Westinghousen STAR RESTAURANT 'A' 307 Worth Street Stratford Hosiery Corporation BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA ' 0 oe e ir'n the Wa -.v - v F' SGW if Tv y LM'1m51:z'..23Srf.,g?.2zf':gf3'Wm' CHARLIE HOWERTON'S Accessories MODERN SHOE SHOP MISS THURSTON'S Orthopedic Corrections Arch Support : Metatarsal Pads Billfolrls Made to Order Sandals in All Colors Your Business Always Appreciate!! Correct Feminine Apparelv 107 Maple Avenue BURLINGTON, N. C. WRENN-WILSON, Inc. SE'-I-ERS H05'ERY Burlington,s Top Shop for Men Manufacturers of .k FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY 121 East Front street Pl DIAL 6-4767 BURLINGTON, N. C. Blue eyes gazing into mine-Vexation Sethdl d' '-P1'tt' w e .an c aspe in mine a pi a ion Fair hair brushing mine-Expectation Red lips close to mine-Temptation Footsteps in the hall-Damnation SEARS. ROEBUCK 81 CO. J. C. Higgins Sporting Good for All Occasions BURLINGTON, N. C. BUD 2 T WD T5 IQ- 'rl Z 1 Dial 6-6336 U-Of COUFSEIH CHAS. V. SHARPE STANDARD Inc. GROCERY CO. Ik Insurance, Bonds, Rents Front Street Real E-9151153 ir 2 BURLINGTON, N. C. DIAL 6-2484 BURLINGTON, N. C. Wolves are like a railroad train- don't want to go any place. You like to hear the whistle even if you BILT MORE MENS SHOP Clothing - Furnishings and Footwear for Men and Boys - PHONE 202-W Trollinger Street BURLINGTON, N. C. HORNE DRY CLEANERS SUITS MADE TO MEASURE 1l We Try To Please 720 East Davis Street Dial 6-2162 BURLINGTON, N. C. Dial 6-4434 We Deliver P CHURCH STREET 3201 GROCERY ELE'-TRIC COMPANY FRESH MEATS AND STAPLE GROCERIES A FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 600 Church Street BURLINGTON, N. C. 2 Andrews Street BURLINGTON, N. C. 4 Dial 6-4636 Peggy P.: I thought I saw soup on the menu. ed it off. Waiter: Yeah, you did, but I wi BROCKIS THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS 109 West Front Sm-et BURLINGTON. N. C. COMPLETE NEWS COVERAGE ' Local and Associated Press ' Complete Sports Features 0 Leading Comics YOUR CHEF:-m2'PffT DAIWIMES 601 Chufch Sm DIAL 6-4415 DIAL 6-6108 K 81 R GULF SERVICE STATION E. L. KINI, - 1. J. RAsf.oI., Owners CoMPLETE ONESTOP SERVICE Specializing in JENNINGS M. BRYAN JENNINGS M. BRYAN, JR. Insurance T hat Protectsv DIAL 6-4-142 BURLINGTON, N. C. LUBRICATION WASHING 81 WAXING Coble Furniture Company TIRE REPAIR Complete Home Furnishers MOTOR OILS PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE 207 West Davis Street Dial 6-5006 PHONE 1237 200 North Church Street BURLINGTON, N. C. I ANGLIN STUDIO Photographers of Burlington High School Annual for Past Twenty-five Years -if Portraits and Commercial Photography COPYING and ENLARGI NG Kodak Developing and Printing In Photographic Service for a Half Century Phone 6-3452 East Davis Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA THE H OOD SYSTEM INDUSTRIAL BANK BURLINGTON, N. C Esquire IVIen's Hose The .wnnrtvst tiring on two feet ANDREWS BROTHERS SUPER MARKET Esoglgnn A Product of Burlington, N. C BURLINGTON AUTO CO., INC. Authorized Dealer SINCE 1912 'Tlur Most Valued Asset - A Satisfied Customer, DIAL 6-1173 Z S IITII MAIN STR!-11-:T BURLINGTON, N C Mr. Pitts: Son, it's time that we had a little talk about Women! Richard: O.K., Pop, what do you want to know? CAROLINA CAFETERIA PASTRY SHOP DIAL 6-3042 207 EAST FRONT STREET BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA . C S ROOSTER Your Emblem of Quality LINGERIE AND ACCESSORIES COLONIAL STORES 107 EAST DAVIS STRI-Il-TT INCORPORATED DIAL 6-2906 SANDLIN ALLRED'S JEWELRY CO. 221W West Front Street 205 W. Davis Street Tf-lepllone 1295 4'BelLer Home Furnishingsn Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Reliable Watch and Jewelry Repairing DIAL 6-5446 'GlVIore time for yourself when you send it to MUIJERN LAUNDRY CLEANERS fBgbb3a T.: I'm thinking of asking some girl to marry me. What do you thmk o t 1 ea. Harval ne L.: It a great dea f you ask me. IHILT HOSIERY MILL AND HAY f CURRIN GLEN RAVEN LADIES' FULL-FASHIONED HMM, and Pay, HOSIERY SECURITY NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL 2H3l,0O0,000.00 : SURPLUS 3i3I,300,000.00 o Commercial Trust Savings HTO Serve You In Any Banking Needn o Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat n Member Federal Reserve Faye Mc: I'rn sure I can't marry him, Mother. He's an atheist and doesnt believe there's a hell Mrs. Mc: Marry hini, my dear, and between the two of us We'1l convince hlm that he's wrong. ZIMMERMAN LUMBER CD. North Main Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Jeweler Since 1870 C. F. NEESE Corner Main and Davis CRIFFITH USED CAR CO Carolincfs Largest Dealer in Quality Used Cars 401 North Church Street BURLXNGTON, N. C. PHONE 3126-J Five secrets of happiness: Money. Money. Money. Money. Money. DIAL : OFFICE 6-3020 DIAL : RESIDENCE 6-5122 THE LINBERG ENGINEERS CONSULTING ENGINEERS Kirkpatrick Building BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA BURLINGTON SPORTING GOODS CO. 423 Worth Stn-I-t IIUIILINCTCN, N. C. Dial 6-6634- WILES' 5c - SI STORE i 301 East Davis Street BURLINGTON, N. C. A. D. PATE AND CO RELIABLE PRINTERS SINCE 1906 Dial 6-2082 BURLINGTON, N. C. ROSENBLOOM'S 324- South Main Street BURLINGTON, N. C. DIAL 6-1863 G. MARVIN HOLT FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Wedding-a funeral where you smell your own Howers. J. 0. BAYLIFF CHADBOURN General Contractor HOSIERY MILLS, IUC- DIAL 6-254-I ' '- Mnnufactllrers of South Main Street LARKWOOD Larlies, Hosiery PEELE ELECTRIC COMPANY Lightolier Electrical Installations Electrical Lighting T Appliances Fixtures BURLINGTON, N. C, and Supplies 221 West Front Street DIAL 6-4-441 PATTERSON OLDSMOBILE CO., Inc. OLDSMOBILE : CADILLAC : CMC TRUCKS SALES -:- SERVICE 301-303 North Church Street DIAL 6-7700 A. H. PATTERSON, Mgr. R, E, BOONE M. W. cRoWsoN Laundry -:- Cleaners T Corner of Ruffin and Main Streets DIAL 6-6226 Montgomery Building BURLINGTON, N. C. BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Miss Murrell: Do you like to read, Coleman? Coleman A: Ye-s'm I'm just crazy about reading. I have just finished Shake speare's Silas Marner. WEST END CAB PHONE 2334 C. B. ELLIS MUSIC CO. Everything Musical BUi:1.iNo1'oN, NORTH CAROLINA Dial 6-3182 235 Trollinger Street and DAVIS STREET I PHARMACY East Front Street Dial 6-3877 lAcr0ss from Big Starl BURLINGTON BURLINGTON, N. C. DRUG C0, Dial 6-1661 THE QUAKER HOUSE 220 WEST DAVIS STREET BURLINGTON, N. C. MOORE-,I ONES, In HOTPOINT APPLIANCES COODYEAR TIRES The C. G. SOMERS AGENCY, Inc. Serving in Real Estate - Mortgage Loans Fire, Automobile, Casualty and Title lnsurance BONDS and RENTALS Members C. C. Roscoi-: EARL PARDUE C. G. SOMERS Office 4105 South Spring Street Dial 6-2436 Opposite Post Office PtSY d dflly BtKI hI ld yth f y s Y Idfy 1d1 Id NORTON-RUSS AUTOMOTIVE CO. Distributors of AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND EQUIPMENT 'A' COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 'A' 507 South Worth Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA PHONE I7 ALAMANCE FCX SERVICE E IL GANE ,J , w X O 'X V 5' Ly 1 A JCUJ1 f A SEED QENERAUJIEJSURANCE 7 I 3 ' Z4 .164 f 7 21212 '7 V .ff 1' . Y ' MQTAQRJVQINCXJ Qqfzzffpamigg unc. V 4 Z fe cf X146 ef AQ! C if ,I cc 5wfationsa L Dealer X .- D71 441 Main and Worth Streets D. 16 1681 L The Home of Values 13:1 ' BURLINGTON, N. C. BRYAN'S GROCERY WESTERN MEATS FANCY GROCERIES We Deliver PHONES 758 - 116 FAUCETTE COAL SALES COMPANY KEROSENE FUEL OIL Dial 6-1578 213122. QQ. Zfffcv ' BETTY LOU SHOP WANTED ALL PEOPLE WHO LOVE GOOD FOOD It TO DRIVE OUT TO If - I 'Is-fff,fNI'flI'0 ' we E L M E R ' S lfs the Rigifzt thing DRIVE IN for You' Greensboro Hwy. Curb S I .7 IVI. SI B. TRANSIT .4-1.-. I N . L NES' I C BURLINGTON U 5 D ', III4 Webb Avenue Ext. Dial 6-II06 BOTTLING CO. Q BURLINGTON, N. G. ,lili- ..i...ll i-1 ll BOWL FUR HEALTH AND PLEASURE WOMACK ALAMANCE ELECTRIC SUPPLY BOWLING CENTER Andrews sm-et Phone 9106 COMPANY BURLINGTON, N. C. 92361 Q, X' ff x ff X, 1 1 ff Ne V S X X 'xxfi L x i Q ' A if A M M A C K S fx NVIB 'EFFICIENCY LINE OF A ef S SCHOQL SUPPLIES And a friendly place to shop G RSTAFF BEAMON + AL ESTATE : RENTS g INSURANCE ' Q it Our Speczaltles BURLINGTON' N' C. FRIED CHICKEN : BARBECUE LADIES' MANN DRUG CO. SMART Snol' PRESCRIPTIONS i DRUGS SUNDRIES At Low Cost The Latest to Wear for 1 Ladies Who Care Dial 6-4926 K 5' H MOTOR SALES Sales NASH Service Dial 6-5736 Burlington, N. C. X ,W 5. 5 I CQ,-if MLCK LCC Q. ' 1 QJ R Q Betty Lou: Mother, what's the best' Way to preserve my wedding ring? Qi Mother: Dip it in dishwater three times a day. I' FINE CLASS RINGS - ANNGUNCEMENTS - AWARDS .II STIENIS Since 1897 Representative: L. C. CHILES 611 Colonial Drive, High Point, North Carolina I WARREN'S DUNCANS ESSO SERVICE HOSIERY SHOP Davis and Church Streets ,- i--i- 304- South Main Street , D' l 6-5550 HaIe's Esso Servlcenter la Webb and Lexington Avenues BURLINGTON N C CASTLE'S BARBER SHOP 'A' South Main Street and Dial 6-7561 ALAMANCE PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. J. P. BLYTHE A. S. MUCKENFUSS 719 Kivett Street : Burlington, N. C. PHONE 1861 Le 26, 672 X Hx is ' XJ p FT hJomem's wean n il Tl , ,ix WU ft ki' Oufezt wean l f Q 'I ll meds wean 7 '-A R ibbfO'l15 5-Q X ' li, 'HOSE-Why. any 005125 owfwz waffi file SOME . . . The production of better type fabrics has grown to tremendous proportions in the South. Paralleling this outstanding progress made by the textile indus- try has been the resultant higher standard of living. Burlington Mills is proud to be a part of this progress . . . proud of the fact that this Company has invested millions of dollars in the future of the South. By ever-expanding its own production, Burlington is contributing to the rapid increase in business activity-the yardstick of prosperity. For economic stability, Burlington maintains a program of financial soundness, reflected in its net worth of over 2I5100,000,000. Through this extensive program for economic progress, Burlington Mills' 83 plants have been able to produce the best possible products at the lowest possible prices. These quality fabrics are truly woven into the life of America? That's why over 28,000 employees are going forward with Burlington Mills. BURLINGTON, N. C. PLANTS or Bifliaaiiils Makers of Women's Wear Fabrics 0 Men's Wear Fabrics 0 Decorative Fabrics Cotton Piece Goods and Yarns 0 Hosiery 0 Ribbons Bill Small: Do you really like conceited boys as well as the other kind? Donna: What other kind? GOLDMANS Nlfeaturing Nationally Advertised Ladies, Shoes Hosiery BURLINGTON, N. C. Hand Bags MORTON'S KIRK HOLT MORTON-MILLER, Inc. HARDWARE CO. Ladies, Hosiery - Lingerie Household Linens, Curtains Draperies, Small House Hardware , , , Paints Furnishings . I Bullders Supplies Venetian Blinds, Window Shades and Gift Novelties Mill Supplies and All Kinds of Farm Implements 105 Maple Avenue Y Near the Post Umce GIFT SHOP - Second Floor WAYNE MORTON Roxus MORTON Dial 65348 MA Tailor-Made Man Is A Good-Looking Man BLALOCK TAILORY East Front Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA We Give You Fitsv A sly senior to his economics teacher--I wou1dn't worry about the High Cost of .Living if I were you. You can't take it with you-and besides, where you re going, it d melt. GRIFFIN H0 IERY MILLS, INC. Manufacturers of Fine Seamless Hosiery Congratulations, Seniors Future Leadership is Entrusted to You. DIAL 6-5726 BURLINGTON, N. All Metal Interlocking Weatherstripping ARM INSULATION CAULKING 2 MAYO L. FoWLER DURHAM Phone 2362-J NORTH CAROLINA BENNET GROCERY HEAVY and FANCY GROCERIES FRESH MEATS DIAL 6-4-294 Maple Avenue BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations and Best Wishes MOOREFIELUS F LORIST 1 Vance A.: Honey, I want you and you alone. Marilyn Mc: Okay, give my kid sister a quarter. I Cite Kexfife Safes 7300112 MRS. FRANCES D. RICKARD, Proprietor DRAPERY ' UPHOLSTERY SLIP COVER ' CHINTZ DRESS FABRICS ' SATINS TAFFETAS 0 WOOLENS P. 0. BOX 999 BURLINGTON, N. C. Highway 70 This time ifs . . . HUDSON P.8S. MOTOR CO. Sales HUDSON Service 1221 South Church Street Dial 6-4-983 JOHNSON'S FURNITURE SHOP FURNITURE REPAIR ANTIQUES Dial 6-2360 306 Gilmer Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Nick 6' Ernest Texaco Service TEXACO DEALERS Beaumont Avenue and Highway 70 PHONE 6 Best Wishes from MEBANE SHOE CO. BURLINGTON, N. C. D0-NUT TM DINETTE Ann Mc: Horner -kissed Ralph last night. Cookie: Did he kiss her back? Arm Mc' Cert i ly' . an . Cookie: Boy, was she a dope to turn around, ROCK CREEK LINDSEY7S DAIRY G A R A G 13 M I L K GRADE A General Repairs , , Glass Installation High Quality Palagfble 24-Hour Wrecker Service N atrztzous Dial 6-4252 REGULAR DELIVERIES 210 Sixth Street 235 Trollinger Street BIIIILINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA YELLOW FRONT 6400117 Say Taxi, Say Rell Birllv : RED BIRD CAB QUALI'1Q:ldMEATS STAPLE GROCERIES 6'Y0ur Patronage A ppreciatezli' DIAL 6-5761 618 Ireland Street BURLINGTON, N. C. LEA TAXI SERVICE DIAL 6-6316 35 CARS TO SERVE YOU fear. -'W-My Qjuf ji - Aw' Vwf W I tf ' j' 1. ,QD 5'IL4l ,--ba V, , . ,I K' 4, 4- Wfgfiff A fascinating job with Voice-contacts with faraway places may be yours when you become a telephone operator. Distance across continents, even oceans, quickly melts before the speed of the telephone network at your command. For high school graduates who qualify, here's inter- esting important work with good pay and opportunities for advance- ment, in a company known all over the South as a good place to work SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY :E eg Eff .,4, 1.9511 61,44 4.f4'fJf f7 ,1'Ck4 ! F Zlmilff-LZ! A ci-'f ' if thai 317 L vt .f w .fmt ,faq-Lf Lancia 411 1 f-rrvz Lfifyaix, ZQV! If f Um . Cv M114 eff !f'J y.,,:fj,g,c-.e.4-57511144-A 1 l '1 L jfllflffwp ff -.. f f1,J'k, K 70 1 e ightnmg, doesn't she? Wayne. Beal Yes always striking trees. I J. W. Ke-ziali Coy C. McCuiston Margarvl Fuglvnian MONARCH HOSIERY MILLS SEAMLESS HOSIERY Dial fn-1293 Wm-bln Ave-nuv IClilil.lNlZ'I'ON. N. C. , . M'ILLER'S FOOD STORE Ficnsu Mrzus AND Iffwizs' llnocrzimzs Dmzssizn Pmi1.1'ln' Ovsnzlis IN Smscm Prompt City Wide Dvliifery 5 E. Davis Str:-vt Dial 6-2501 This EIIIIJZPIIL T HOME EBVICE 'i'i SERVICE STORES fx I ll Jimmy gefs an 'A ! Smart Jimmy! He knows bread's a precious food. 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V' -. 4 ' K H- xx 1 4. v .h .f .A THE N ATION AL BANK 0F BURLINGTIIN tIlf'IlI1N'f Federal Reserve System COLE MOTORS i Your 'G0ur Policy-Saffrty Firsf, and INTERNATIONAL Dealer HOSIERY North Main Street DIAL 6-5781 FO' 0191025 12fl'i?5E1.f'i'SSr?fufIZX?'g'on KING ELECTRIC 'Q 3 COMPANY . . 2 BYS 5 Front Street . , DIAL 6-4-64-6 The Shop Upslazrs , ARTISTS MATERIALS PICTURE FRAMING ACME FEED WALLPAPER AND SPORTING GOODS DIAL 6-6567 Burlington, jaurth Qtarulina PAUL E. Molmow, JR., Proprietor BOSIA Main Strm-t BURLINGTON, N. C. Jimmy P.: I'm afraid of a clot on the brain. Billy F.: Don't worry, it can't be a big one. uPart Of All You Earn Is Yours To Savew Thrift is a Virtue- Acquire it in Your Early Years CoMMUN1TY FEDERAL SAVINGS Ed LOAN ASSOCIATION Spring Street - Opposite Post Office - Dial 6-5096 ALAMANCE BOOK 81 STATIONERY CO. BOOKS FOUNTAIN PENS SCHOOL SUPPLIES PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Something Different at JOY ELLEN SHOP Beautiful Tailored Blouses, Formal Sewing - Piece Goods Laces Consultants of Luzier Individualized Cosmetics America's Favorite Nickefs D. V. BRADLEY Worth of Fun SERVICE STATION CAROLINA The Fairest Prices Alwaysl' 306 North Church Dial 6-2545 WHEEL BALANCINC AUTO PARTS Corner West Holt and North Church Sis. BURLINGTON, N. C. Wurlitzer Factory Approved Music Merchants Congratulations, Forty-Niners! BURLINGTON ICE DELIVERY CO. WEST END FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE LINE OF HOME FURNISHINGS 200 Trollinger Street PHONE 1467-J H. T. NESSE E. A. SHOFFNFR BURLINGTON'S NO. I STORE BEST WISHES FOR SAVINGS f,-gm g HUNTLEY'S FURNITURE CO. FRIEND PHONES 6-4431 - 32 - 33 , BEST WISHES Pete s Frozen Custard from Corner of Trade' and Lindsey SOUTHERN ' MUSIC STUDIOS We feature Frozen Custardg A School of Music Thick, Creamy, Milk Shakes, W D l S and Packaged Ice Cream 700 ' aws mxet BURLINGTON, NKJRTll CAROLINA GULF OIL PRODUCT COMPANY PHONE 892 L. W. PRITCHETT, J R., Dist. Vincent V ' Let's join the Salvation Army. Haywood Who are they fighting? VENETIAN BLIND SHOP Manufacturers of TAR HEEL VENETUXN BLINDS NEW CUSTOM-MADE VENETIAN BLINDS .li Complete Recoudilioning Clean - Paint - Repair We Sell the Best and Service the Resin N. E. MOORE, Owner Dial 6-2533 3 South Worth Street SPENCE MOTORS DODGE PLYMOUTH Dodge Job-Rated Trucksi' Telephone 638 BllRLlNG'I'0N, NORTH CAROLINA lEFFREY'S PAINT IND PAPER CU. Dial 6-6245 Full line of Paint - Painting Supplies and Wallpaper E. L, JEFFREYS PAINT AND PAH-:R CONTRACTOR 103 Holt Street Pepsi- Cola 0 Bottling I E I' Company Highway TU DIAL 6-1273 BURLINGTON, N. C. ,AN OJ I I T' dw. f.f. 1 y.ldr , Y ,X I 'f My-Taylor: How many make a dozen? , .j ' ,'DtIrhngo B.: Twelve. ' f,Miss Taylor: How many make a million? '. ', ,ry '5Durango B.: Very few. 1' L , DR. L. E. SPIKES Superintendent of BImI.INOTON CITY SCHOOLS HOLT Manufacturing Company BIIIILINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA FRANK S. HOLT, Pres. COBLE HARDWARE COMPANY R3d10 Statlon Dealers in HARDWARE, VEHICLES, FARM MACHINERY, PARTS and 421 South Main Street Dial 6-1637 BURLINGTON, N. C. WFN5 F'M Extends ALAMANCE PRINTING Best Wishes COMPANY . . . and Commerczal Przntmg Engraving and Photo-Offset C0flg7'llill,lt1ti0l'LS Dial 6-1881 to the 523 south Main street '49'ers BURLINGTON, N. C. KEN HUGHES MOTOR CO. Authorized STUDEBAKER Sales and Service DIAL 6-44161 217 WEST FRONT STREET BURLINGTON, N. C READ THIS . . before you decide on your profession 15101 lllg N 4 'o 'Q -s 10 K 0 'I:rou's N 0 Umm: the next six years, half a million teach- ing positions will be available in the United States. Thousands of men and women are needed to replace inadequately prepared teach- ers now in the schools, to fill the vacancies caused by normal turnover, and to meet the needs of the five million additional children born during wartime. There is a need for ele- mentary and high school teachers, college in- structors, principals, superintendents, and edu- cational specialists of every kind. Now you know the law of supply and de- mand. When your kind of training and ability are needed, offers for it are made more and more attractive. That is what's happening in the teaching pro- fession. Many communities are taking steps to improve their local school conditions-some are granting salary increases-North Carolina has established a definite minimum salary schedule for teachers. The ability to teach is a special gift, a valued talent, and no profession provides greater per- sonal satisfaction than teaching. If you are a born teacher -make your decision now to join this honored profession. 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