Cooleemee High School - Indian Echo Yearbook (Cooleemee, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1926 volume:

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BOST IN APPRECIATION OF HER FAITHFUL SERVICES TO THE SCHOOL AND HER NEVER FAILING INTERESTS IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE PUPILS THIS VOLUME OF THE GEEROOLEEMEE IS DEDICATED -uvinn-ul-alul-u.n.n.n.n.u.n.n.vu4--nunu-nuas-1--u.n.n.n.run.:u.--wmv--1I w T H E G L E R 0 0 L E E M E E 'ull' vu'u'n'n'n'u'n'n'iluv-.l'iIu'ufv.'ivn'urni'ui'ul'ul-l'u'n'nhv.vn EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEE EMEEREEEEEE 70 O m N A 5. W N CL N D CL CV 3, M2 E' W 'U 'U 0 W 1 m 3 0 TD Ei IT GJ P O :V CL W X4 EEEEEEEEEEE E Ere Phoebus starts upon his earthly ride: E Aurora points ahead 'the gleanaing vifay,' 5 E The sunfgod holds his horses in their stride. E rig E Roseftinged and bright the morning work begins, E E The colors fading as the work grows dullg E E So we within these pages tell our sins, 5 S Judge gently, sunrise fades in morning's lull. Q li E E MQ x E x E E x x x x x x ld E Q EJ CJ E EJ E9 Cl EJ EJ EJ EJ EJ H9 KJ 59 E3 EJ EJ EQ El E3 EJ EJ EJ EJ El EJ EJ EJ EJ E3 EJ EJ EJ EWEJ -4 -4 U 1 fu V- fr v 0 - -.,-..-.,-..-..-.,-..-.,..f-.u.u.--.--f--vm-U-.f-U-.v-.mv-.vur-.fv.u.'-1--nn u U f--nv.vv.n-.u v n n - u -1 -f THE GEEROOLEEMEE nn- 1- , n f -u - n. -f U -1 1 1 .1 .n.u.4-.1-.1-.1-.-.,--1-.,--.--1-.4-.1-.1-.1-.1-.r-.1-.1up-.--.--4-..----.n-.nn-.n an u 1 - 1 , 1 U 4- f-uv The Faculty --.--1-U-.nn-.n.n.fn.n.u.1-.nnmu.--.uf . 1 --4--4-.1-.1-.4-.1-.n.n.r 1 H F 4 F P R o 0 1 F 1 4 I 4 .4 v-.'-.-v.f-.--.--,-yn.1-.1-.--.1-.1-.1-. 1-.n.n.f-.H .N ..- Www Bw tn- g x E , i Q0 3 ? nu. A B um Q a.1'm21' Miss Foster Miss Qu- Misa Munag frm? F M Holmes MESS Hoqlz MISS M135 Reade The Faculty Q iMfSSU0h11S?+9n ski , Nl: 1, 1 we ww X -I 41515 ff' L' v. f P 4. 'LAT Qz.J,,H 355, , vw 154, .2 , ,wp A . ., ! , ,.' A-J , M L 1. ml-vu .nr-.4 MRS. MISS MRS. MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MRS. MRS. MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS 1-H-.1-.,-.f-.r-U-.1-..1.H.n.--.-w.nmnu-u--f-..-....,.....,-.v-.---v---u'--'-:--- 1 8 TH Faculty SAMUEL M. HOLTON, Jr. B.A., M.A. Duke University HIGH SCHOOL ANNIE GROVE BO ST ....------------------ LUCY TAYLOR --- VV. GRIMES BYERLY B.A. Roanoke College B.A. Duke University E GEEROOLEEM Carolina College, Duke University LUCILLE BUMGARNER .......----.--------- B.A. Lenoir-Rhyne College ALMA MURRAY ............-.-----.----.f--.---- North Carolina College for Women RUTH MEARES .......... .. .-.....------..--..,.- - Southern Conservatory of Music LUCILE HE STER - - - GRAMMAR SCHOOL MARY HUDSON ...... - GERTRUDE PEELER EDITH OAKLEY .... IVA FISHEL ...... IRMA HOLMES ......... MARY RUTH MILLER -- FRANCES HOYLE .... L. R. DWIGGINS --- ...................... ---- PRIMARY GRADES A. D. WALTERS ............................ CLOYCE LOUISE HU NTER .... KATHERINE KLUTTS ....... JANE BAHNSON ..... ETHEL READE - -- MARY FOSTER ......, DESSIE JOHNSTON --T ROSA TATUM ...... A Science - - Languages - - - - English and Mathematics --- History Home Economics L--- Music Seventh Grade --- Sixth Grade --- Sixth Grade ---- Five A --- Five AB Five B Four A -- Four AB Four B --- Three A Three B Two A Two AB Two B One A ---------- One B One B-Two nu--.uf--1un..-.n.n.n.n.:..1..H.-U--1--1-U--4-.1-.4-.f-.1-.nu.1 .v-.n-.v-.--.-1. E GEEROULEEM --,--mlm--mi-.u.:-.r-.f-.un-.f-1--1--.-H-1 -.1-.u-.1-.--U H..--4-. EE 9 n-fuaulur-.vnvw-I -mum- ROBERT BYERLY , HEXRY ZACHARY ss- SADIE ALEXANDER BAXTER YOUNG s, EUGENE BARNES ..,, The Annual Staff Assistant -, Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Associate Editor Business Manager -- Feature Editor .f--If-fn .--4-U-..-U-.4-.u 10 T H 1 4-.1-.n-.v .-U-.--.,-.1..M.N.H.ui-..-.i-..-..-.1-.n.n.v-.1-.n.n.nu-4-i.u,-.1-.1-..-.n.n.- Senior Class FLOWER: BLACK EYED SUSAN. COLORS: BLACK AND GOLD. EARL BRINEGAR - BAXTER YOUNG ,W RUTH TILLER --- LILLIE' BOWERS ,, THEO DEDMON ,,...,.,, HENRY E. BARNES, Jr. MARIE CLICK .,,...... SADIE ALEXANDER -M ,M ,------- Sadie Alexander Eugene Barnes Lillie Bowers Earl Brinegar Robert Byerly Marie Click MOTTO: CARPE DIEM - - , , , A President , - - , , Vice-President CLASS ROLL Theo Dedmon Paul Howell Robert Heatherly Ruth Tiller Baxter Young Henry Zachary Secretary-Treasurer W - Historian N , Statistician ., W - , Testator W . Prophetess ,-W- Poet .u.n.-n----in.1-ni.:-.u.l-.u-.H nu-.H.,-.-1.--.-1.-U--I--ui1-in SA DIE LEE ALEXANDER Ta.tie A smile for all, a greeting glad, A friendly, jolly way she had. Literary Society 1115 Class Treasur- e1' 1315 Poet 1413 Athletic Associa- tion 11, 21. Tatie has been with us for the eleventh year of our schooling, and has proved herself to be a very good sport. Although she is a conscien- tious student she will take time to help one or have a little fun. HENRY EUGENE BARNES, Jr. Gene Oh Humanity Eat, drink, and be merry. Literary Society 1115 Feature Editor of Geerooleemee 1415 Class Testator 1415 Orchestra 1315 Athletic Associa- tion 11, 2, 3, 415 President Athletic Association 131, Basket Ball Squad 11, 2, 3, 413 Basket Ball Team 12,3,41g Base Ball Squad 11, 2, 3, 415 Base Ball Team 13, 4,1 Gene always meets life with a smile, and that does not mean that he does not know his lessons, in fact, he is an all-round boy. 11 LILLIE VIOLA BOWERS UKI-Jil!! What she wills to do or say, Seems wisest, discreeted best. Literary Society 1113 Class Historian 13,41. Lil is one of the most dependable members of our class. She has in- deed proven herself a good sport and we wish for her all the luck and pros- perity in the future. 'ZEROOLEEMEE T H E G E E R 0 o A -.u.-u---4--u-u-u.f-.1-.n.n.u EARL CLEVELAND BRINEGAR Squirrel Jack And the ladies, strange 'to say, Pester him both night and day. Literary Society 115, Class President 145, Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 45g Captain and Manager Basket Ball Team 145, Manager Base Ball Team 145g Basket Ball Team 11, 2, 3, 45, Base Ball Team 11, 2, 3, 45. Of course we would not want to turn over the pages of the Geeroolee- mee without finding Squirrel He is the same good-natured lady-killer that he was four years ago. His never dying ambition and his desire to do things are sure to win him suc- cess. 152 F55 If FS RUBERT TERRELL BYERLY LtB0bl9 Kicabf! Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. Literary Society 1155 Editor-in-Chief of Geerooleemee 145, Vice-President of Class 135, Orchestra 1353 Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 455 Treasurer Athletic Association 12, 459 Assistant Manager Base Ball Team 135, Base Ball Squad 11, 25, Basket Ball Squad 11, 25. Bobbie's quiet, conscientious work always wins for him much admiration, and we predict for him much success in the future. Yet we cannot leave out his great love for music and his musical talent. QF if 53 3 152 ELVA MARIE CLICK Click Sauce Happy am Ig from care I'm free Why aren't they all contented like me? Literary Society 1155 Class Prophe- tess 1455 Girl Scouts 11, 2, 35, Athle- tic Association 12, 3, 45. Here's the kind of girl that makes our school life worth while. Click doesn't often forget the serious pur- pcse of school, yet her unfailing pep on all occasions, and her originality often keeps the day's routine from being monotonous. ...has..H-..E....E...i5..E R 0 F E M n.v-.H.--uu.-u--.-n--1--mi-.1 THEO BAXIE DEADMON ..Sis.. Sober, Quiet, Pensive,-and Demeur-e, One of those friends of whom you are always sure. Literary Society 1153 Class Statistician Q-17. Although very quiet and thoughtful, Theo is a very good scholar and school would not have been the same without her. ROBERT LEVI HEATHERLY Cabbot What I can't see. I w0n't believe in. Literary Society 121. Robert has been with us only this year, but he has won a place in our hearts to be envied, and we feel as- sured that he will gratify us by mak- ing a good record in whatever he un- dertakes. PA U L THOMAS HOWELL Paulus Sissie 'Tis the silent who learn the most and live the longest. Literary Society Qljg Athletic Association tl, 23. Words are not adequate to express the treasures stored up in Paul. He is naturally a book worm, but one who does not know him would never dream of his true worth. ..-..-..-..-,.-.,..--..-.-..'-.-..--.-.--.nu-.n-1-.1-.4-.n,f..:.,:-.1-.u.--4 THE GEEROOLEEMEE She's la flirt 11, 21. life. to succeed. RUTH HELEN TILLER Tillie Woter She is haughty and that s no he But there is mischief ln her eye Literary Society 111 Class Secretary 13, 413 Class Treasurer 141 Girl Scouts 11, 2, 31 Athletic Association t'Tillie is a veritable fountain of joy. However serious the situation is she is there with her usual giggle We wish for her much happiness in BAXTER CARLYLE YOUNG H0ssback Wade Bax Hang sdorrow Care killed a cat therefore lets b merry Literary Society 111 Vice President of Class 1415 Assistant Business Man ager of Geerooleemee 141, Athletic Association 11 2 3 41 Basket Ball Squad 11, 2, 3, 41 Basket Ball Team 13, 413 Orchestra 131 Bax was born happy and has never outgrown it, but he is at all times and under all conditions the best kind of a fellow as :uf if HENRY CLAY ZACHARY Heine Peck I Every man of true genius has his peculiarities Literary Society 111 Business Man ager Geerooleemee 141 Class Presl dent 131, Orchestia 131 Athletic As sociation 11, 2 3, 41 Secre ary and Treasurer Athletic Association 131 President Athletic Ass c1at1on 141 Basket Ball Squad 11 2 3 41 Bas ket Ball Team 13 41 Base Ball Squad 11, 2, 3, 413 Base Ball Team 12 3 41 Take a glance a the above honors and that is all you need to get the correct impression of Henry There was never a better business manager and with all his resources he is bound .,-xi.,tifinE1.vMEMEmfnig.51ug--fmEnvh-.:iQii.fEn.E-.-.i-.i- l.v-. r-.-YS 1 N.n.f-.nunui--a-u-on1-if-if-.u.1w.n.u.u.unuin.--4-tnun-n-.1--v-.n.n.n nu.,-.u Senior Class History In September, 1922, we felt as if we had attained our highest ambition, for we entered high school. lVhen we had been freshmen for a ve1'y short while, we dis- covered our mfstake, for we were green freshies to perfection. We thought that Latin and Algebra were the most difficult things with which we had ever come in contactg but, alas, we were soon to learn better. In April we entered the new school building which is cne of the most beautiful in the county. In June, 1923, we were very happy to obtain our freedom once more for four months. In September, 1923, we came back to schcol as Sophomores. I think the great- est hardship of our second year in high school was the fact that we were deprived of recess. Up until this time, we had been used to having recess and we missed it a great deal. During this year several of our class-mates deserted the group. In May, 1924, we disbanded with much regret. Vacation days flew by on golden wings, and September found us assembled in groups around the school building chattering like magpies. We had several new teachers, but we scon learned to love them as well as the old ones. Two years in succession QSophomore and Junior? we won a prize of five dollars offered by the school to the class havlng the greatest percentage of students present at the Swarth- more Chautauqua. An important event of our Junior year was the entertaining of the seniors of 1925, with a picnic on South River. The crowd was conveyed to the destination in cars, and, after taking part in various contests, everybody enjoyed a sumptuous picnic lunch, and, in the gathering twilight we returned home. School was out in May and we went about our summer occupations with light hearts and happy faces. In September, 1925, came the time which we had looked forward to with such delightful anticipations-our senicr year. One of the most memorable occasions of this year was the banquet given by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church in honor of the seniors and the faculty. If we could only realize it, this is the climax. of our lines. We are about to embark on the great tempestuous sea of life, and whether we make much or little of our opportunities depends solely upcn ourselves, but no matter upon what foreign strand our ship drops anchor, we shall always hold dear the memory of our four years in Cooleemee High School, and we feel as if we can truly say: Tho our history is short and our achievements small, In coming years, our class will surpass them all. Lillie Bowers. ,,-,,.,,-,,.,,-,,.,,. .fuinuwuw.n.1-.u.nn-.f-.p-.vufn-uf-n-um-.4-.1-.u.f-.r-.n.u.u.--.--.--1--m N.,-.1-.I-.n -.1-.n,1.,H.1-.--.-t.--.-U-H-.4-.1-.1-.u-.u-.i-.1-.u.n.nt.--.unU-.1--4--1-.nu-.v-.1 Senior Class Prophecy For I looked into the future Far as human eye can see, Saw the vision of the world, And all the wonder that would be. -Tennyson. Nothing can allure one more than to think over the happenings of by-gone days which were happily spent at home. Especially delightful are the memories of cur high school days. Fifteen years have passed since we, the senior class of 1926, excitedly assem- bled in the high school auditorium and received our diplomas, insignias of our as- pirations. My staticn in life is all that I could have wished for. I have just reached my destination, France, and I am soon to begin my duties, aiding physically an un- fortunate group of French children who suffer daily from slight or great deformities. Hardly am I comfortably situated until I read L' Echo. I think, can this be true- Lillie Bowers cf North Carolina, a passenger on board La, Rien de la Mare, that will land tomorrow near the city where I am destined to remain for the oncoming years. Two days pass and now I ani to seek an interview with my former classmate. Lillie first tells me her reason for being in France. She has revised a French grammar and has come to France to gain its national acceptance. Now I shall have an oppcrtunity to learn of the places and vocations to which my classmates have disbanded. When I think of the jolly side of my high school education, I think immediately of Eugene Barnes and learn that he is in Alaska, happily married, and daily con- ducting a family and a portable 'iHCt Dog stand across the icy plains. Next my friend mentions Theo Dedmon who was always a good comrade. I Find that she is still in Cooleemee, but that she has indeed upheld the standards of her Puritan ancestcrs and has got her vengeance on man by writing a book on Wedlock. The members of the class who have established homes are Earl Brinegar and Paul Howell. Strange to say, these two, who were so unlike, have put themselves in the same predicament and are enjoying the peaceful oblivion that the modern married man enjoys. Earl is a capable civil engineer, while Paul owns an ammunition factory. The reason for the supply of ammunition Lillie cannot explain. Then, to my astonishment, Robert Byerly and Baxter Young are playing saxa- phones in a Boston Symphony Orchestra. Rumor has it that Robert is soon to receive his earthly reward-a wife-and that Baxter no longer drives a truck but owns a handsome Moon coupe. Also, Baxter's lady friends are numerous. 4--4--lun.nw.n.u.vx.n.n.n.unmn-in-pmInann-u-.1-.n.n.n.n.u.nu.n.u.-n ...ul- THEGEEROOLEEMEE 17 The thing I'xe been waiting' to hear is where is Sadie? She has made a place for herself in the world. She has also obtained her M.R.S. degree by marrying a druggist, and she induces him to make chocolate ice cream a specialty. Now I ask about Robert Heatherly and Henry Zachary. Robert, has worked his head, and has completed a volume entitled Derivations of English Idioms. Henry, wise as he always was, has completed a' new mechanical invention and owns a beautiful bachelor apartment near Fifth Avenue. The most fortunate person I have ever known is Ruth Tiller. She has done something that surprises none of us, married a lawyer, one that believes strictly in capital punishment. He also specializes in divorce cases. She seems to be quite happy--but why not? She was always so settled. I am now able to appreciate all that my friend has told me, and I think again, with reverence, of the days cf old, and know that my friends have all been successful. Marie Click. L Last VVill and Testament OF THE CLASS OF NINETEEN-TWENTY-SIX State of North Carolina County of Davie City of Cooleemee We, the Senior Class of the Cooleemee High! School, being in our usual mind and having perfect control of our recollections, and in our dignified mood, knowing that we must soon tread from our studious environments, having mutually agreed to dispose of our past acquisitions, we do will and bequeath them as follows: To Mrs. Bost, the Senior Class leaves a quiet class for next year. The History Class leaves to Miss Bumgarner the wish that her classes of next year will have as lasting a knowledge of history as ours. The Class cf '26 wills to Miss Taylor a bottle' of red ink for the purpose of correcting themes. The Geometry Class bequeaths to Mrs. Byerly a set of reference books in which she will find material to increase the reasoning power of her pupils. To Miss Murray, the Home Economics Class leaves a series of dietetics books. The Senior Class of '26 wills to the Senior Class of '27 their furniture and other numerous possessions. I, Sadie Alexander, do will my books on How to Have a Good Time to Hettie I.angs-on and Margaret Carter. I, Eugene Barnes, leave my laughing ability to Blake Evans. I, Lillie Bowers, will my reputation of skipping classes to Kate Langston and Mary Zachary. I, Earl Brinegar, leave my senior dignity to Felix Dedmon, I, Robert Byerly, do will my love for spooning to Erskine Heatherly. I, Marie Click, do cheerfully will my smile and ability to please men to Naomi Benson. I, Theo Dedmon, will my art of love-making to Ethel Young. I, Robert Heatherly, do bequeath my art of leadership to Claytie Koonts and Sadie Mae McCullough. I, Paul Howell, do will my ability to make noise in class to Katherine Murr and Euna Miller. I, Henry Zachary, do bequeath my laziness to Otis Nance and Andersfn Vogler. I, Ruth Tiller, do leave to Ruth Jarvis my charming personality and I do sin- cerely hope that she will make good use of it. I, Baxter Young, do will and bequeath my good behaviour in class to Richard Everhardt. We, the Senior Class boys, do will and bequeath our knives to the Junior Class girls to sharpen their pencils, hoping that they use them as often as they did while we owned them. Given under our hands and seals, this the nineteenth day of May, Anno Domini, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-six. fSeal Class of Nineteen-Twenty-Six by Henry E. Barnes, Jr. uuI:iluiiminrng.:ng.:in.Iii146--6:1-E:-E.:El.nMw.rgngvm nu.ann.vu-1vwonfl-1-.vu-uun.a1.n.u-.v--H.InInvu.-uIuIin-nur-u-u-uvnuful 1 Class Poem When we come to the end as all things must come, And we find that our four years are past, lVe may wince at the thought that the journey's o'er, We may wish for old days, but they come no more-3 They have gone, and they went so fast! If we go down the the road we have just come o'er Shall we find that our time's been in vain? If we moan at the thought what we might have done, Of the days ill-spent, what we might have won We shall find they give naught but pain. But we'll think no more of the blue days gone The happy ones only discovered usg And as time Hies along we'll dream greater dreams, And each deed that we do should be better it seems, Since you, C. H. S., mothered us. Sadie Alexander E6.,,.,,., ,,,-,,.,,1f.,,i:i.,ii ,.., -ENE-.-iguigiu61-23'-ij.:E-.Ev-.Mv.Ef1.E-1.-.4-.4 ..,,.,,.. .un-.1-.1-.1-.u.fa.nn-.--I-.n.nv-.v-.u.1-.1-.n.1-.n..--.-I.-Uu.-U-.nn-.u.n. As The Juniors Know Us GIRLS THEO DEDMON-Most Bashful ..... SADIE ALEXANDER-Most Handsome --- Most Athletic U- LILLIE BOWERS-Most Brilliant ..... MARIE CLICK-Most Energetic .,,A. LILLIE BOWERS-Most Dignified --- --,, THEO DEDMON-Most Lifeless --- ------ RUTH TILLER-Most Studious ..., MARIE CLICK-Wittiest -----f-- -- RUTH TILLER-Biggest Flirt ....--- - SADIE ALEXANDER-Cutest .......,,,.. SADIE ALEXANDER-Best All-round ......... Super Distinctions GIRLS MARIE CLICK-Fattest - RUTH TILLER-Slenderest --- ---- LILLIE BOWERS-Tallest THEO DEDMON-Shortest BOYS PAUL HOWELL HENRY ZACHARY EARL BRINEGAR HENRY ZACHARY EARL BRINEGAR ROBERT BYERLY ROBERT BYERLY -- - ROBERT HEATHERLY EUGENE BARNES EARL BRINEGAR BAXTER YOUNG BAXTER YOUNG BOYS ROBERT BYERLY EUGENE BARNES ROBERT BYERLY EARL BRINEGAR The total weight of the class is 1,539 pounds, the average being 129 pounds. The total height of the class is 67 feet, the average being 5 feet, 6 inches. The Seniors VVe Choose To WALK WITH TALK WITH DANCE WITH Is- ---- WORK WITH LIVE WITH - STUDY WITH LOOK AT .,... SMILE WITH THINK ON .... -- HIKE WITH --- GO WITH --- -- RIDE WITH - -- ROBERT BYERLY EUGENE BARNES HENRY ZACHARY - - PAUL HOWELL THEO DEDMON --- --- ROBERT HEATHERLY --- SADIE ALEXANDER RUTH TILLER - TILLIE BOWERS ---- MARIE CLICK EARL BRINEGAR BAXTER YOUNG I-.--.--in1-.4-.1-.:w.n.n.u.n.ri.-i.mm--4--1-U-.un-.1-.n.n.1-.1i.n.'-.u.--.--m .u.f.,v..n..-. THEGEEROOLEEMEE 21 Did You Ever See Marie Click, Sadie Alexander and Ruth Tiller down town after school? Earl B1'lIl9g'21l S leather pocket book? Baxter Youngfs yellow skeater? Theo Declmon flirt ? Paul Howell smile 7 Lillie Bowers get a letter? Marie Click and Ruth Tiller get to school on time? Robert Byerly and Henry Zachary smoke? Eugene Barnes sober? APPLE ......... GOOSEBERRY - ,- PEAR-fPairl BEACH ......, BANANA --- GRAPE .... APRICOT -,- PLUM ........ TANGERINE GRAPE FRUIT --- ORAIN GE ,,.......A-,, PRUNE AND LEMON High School Fruit Basket -H e.,. LILLIE BOWERS -----------------------,-- EUGENE BARNES ,-- ROBERT' BYERLY AND BAXTER YOUNG HENRY ZACIIARY M- EARL BRINEGAR ------- THEO DEDMON SADIE ALEXANDER UNH-, MARIE CLICK ,-- RUTH TILLER --------- PAUL HOYVELL --- ROBERT HEATHERLY THERE AIN'T ANY EE-.....-..-..-..-.,.. .-.,. -. .. -..-.. .. ..-.. ..-., .f- f-.1-.v-.,. ...-..-..-..-..- .1-.n vu u n. 1. --. -4 n.-U .4 ., , .,mn.,I..-.1-,'.,n.,n..-.,-..-.,-U-.1-.1-.f-.1n.n.n.n-.I-.rnnu.u---an-.n.n.n.u 1- u u . -nn. -nun-4 -1-nu.,-,,n.n-. Junior Class rf F , I 1 1 I . 1 I, i Y Y . K, I w N 1 X , I 1 xx W l W m W P 1 'E lu W ,, , 5 W , ,.,,.,,..ri:..-if.,H..ME..E..ig..isU6-..5-.if-E..-igfmning..-..-. ...gli V v .v-.uv-.--.--.-u.--,-mm-1-um-.1-.1-.r-.1-.1-.I-.u.'-1--fmuf-.mmf-tum.: mm.,- Junior Class Flower: Deep Pink Carnation Colors: Lavendar and White Motto: Don't Stare Up the Steps, But Step Up the Stairs OFFICERS Erskine Heatherly --- ......,.... ..., P resident Claytie Koonts .... ..... V ice-President Katherine Murr --- --- Secretary-Treasurer Blake Evans -- ,.,...,.. Historian CLASS ROLL Naomi Benson Kate Langston Margaret Carter Roy McClamroch Felix Dedmon Sadie Mae McCullough Blake Evans Euna Miller Richard Everhardt Katherine Murr Erskine Heatherly Otis Nance Ruth Jarvis Anderson Vogler Claytie Koonts Ethel Young Hettie Langston Mary Zachary JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered high school in the fall of 1923 very green, as most Freshmen are. We soon overcame all the obstacles that we encountered during our first year. XYe met again in the fall of 1924 and started our work as Sophomores. This year two new teachers had been added to the faculty, but our class had become smaller. Some of the members had stopped school and entered work, while one had got married. In September, 1925, we came back, determined to make a name for ourselves. During this fall we lost one boy who stopped school for a softer job. The best ones cf our class still remain, and through unceasing efforts we are sure to meet success. -4 1 1 4 1 v n r w n--f--u-f--1-.n-1-.n.n.n.n,-.,-,,-V...-..,.,,-,,.,,.,,1,,-.v-.ru.n,u,..,-.,-ua.,-.1 1 1 1 n n nnnnuuv-...A THE GEEROOLEEMEE u n UI VI Ki re CH ITIO Sopho --1--I-U-.4-.1-.1 .1 .1 . . . T H iam nanni.fin.'Hn45--Bauil-vig-:E-.aNiw.vENE-.nun-1 .-.nv-.-u.--1-.i-u-.1uv- 1-.u.v-.1-.v-.H.vw.ru.-vu-.Nininmn--nun.:-.n.n.n Sophomore Class Flower: Pansy Colors: Purple and Gold Motto: A Workman Is Known By His Work OFFICERS Everette Dennis -- .,......... ..... P resident Helen Zachary --, ,-- Vice-President Rachel Click -- .... Historian Yergil House --- -- Treasurer Virginia Miller -- r,..........,,, -- Secretary CLASS ROLL Lillian Alexander Rachel Click Everette Dennis Edward English Gladys Evans Ralph Graves Floyd Griffith Odell Grubb Vergil House Lillian Howard Eva McCullough Virginia Miller Flora Nail Lillie Mae Spry Thomas Webb James White Elizabeth Hendrix Antoinette Wright Paul Hodges Helen Zachary Ethel Louise Byerly SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY 'Ihe class of 1928 entered High School with an enrollment of 31, but unfor- tunately several of this number left the class before the year was over. During our freshmen year we experienced the usual hardships and trials cf a first year student, but needless to say, we had our share of the fun, too. At the end of the school year we found that we had achieved success in several ways. Incidenially we won two prizes as a class. We also developed a certain class spirit. At the beginning of our Sophomore year, our number was slightly reduced, but one new face appeared in our midst. We now have an enrollment of twenty-one. Our class is represented in the basket ball team, the base ball team, and also the Cooleemee Band. As a whole, the members of our class give promise of develop- ing much talent in the school years remaining to us. -.1-.1-.1-.nn-.r-.-.1--1I.n--1-.4-nur-.1-.n.v-.v-.unn--A-uhnu'-1'-ful' --.--1-.1-.n.u n.n.v-.u,--.u -1.u.-K.--u-uv--n-1-.a-.1-.1-.1-.u.u.v-.--.nu ,..,,,,.. THE GEEROOLEEMEE 27 .nu-.4-.In--4--.-n-.1-tv-U-unn-.1-.rww.u.'1.-nn,--vu1--nur-.1-U-.n.n.:-.r .n.n.1- Freshman Class Flower: Daisy Motto: Baxter Ridenhour --- Jessie Koonts .... Charles Alexander --- Paul Jarvis ...... Blanche Thompson s-- Cody Cuthrell ..... Charles Alexander George Alexander Katherine Barnes Margaret Call Sammie Correll Lillian Cohn Cody Cuthrell Faith Dedmon Ruth Dednion Johnnie Gobble Mary Goodman Hugh Graves Paul Jarvis Colors: White and Gold To the Heights Through Toil OFFICERS ---,,-s---, ----- President - - - Vice-President - - - - Treasurer , , Secretary Historian -----------,,,--- -,, Assistant Historian CLASS ROLL Kermit Lefler Sarah Link Thelma McDaniel Velma McDaniel Daniel Miller Leola Orrender Baxter Ridenhour Otis Sain Willie Sell Eva Smoot Gertrude Swicegood Blanche Thompson Bonnie Williams Jessie Koonts FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY In September, 1925, we entered high school. This had been for many years r-ur greatest ambition. A small number of our less industrious classmates decided that a high school education was not going to be their goal. These have disbanded to different vocations. The present freshmen class is composed of twenty-seven mem- bers, all of which have been able to pass through the difficulties that every high school student comes in contact with during their first year. Our class has entered into all the activities of the high school and we have the prospects of some good members of future athletic associations. But the happenings of the future years will determine the contents of our history in the future. ,.., ..-- --run-.v-,n.n.n-.r.,1.,-.,-.,-,,-,,.,,.,,-.n.u -n.u.u-nun-un,-.,.,,-.4-,,-.,Q., Athletic Association Antoinette Wright Ethel Young Marie Click Flora Nail Naomi Benson Euna Miller Catherine Murr Mary Zachary Blake Evans Claytie Koonts Rachel Click Gladys Evans Helen Zachary Hettie Langston Virginia Miller Jessie Koonts Paul Hodges Felix Dedmon Baxter Ridenhour Baxter Young Earl Brinegar Eugene Barnes Vergil House Otis Sain Thomas Webb Henry Zachary Robert Byerly Richard Everhardt Charles Alexander Il--ixvva-1En.:ME:ui.:Euis-46'-16I-I:1uE.1-E-.:Siw.rg-NE'-.un , ..,, ,..,--.--.1-.1-n - wil-in-.1w.:-.v-.1-.fn.:-.v-.v-.fu--4-n--4--n--1--nuI-.1-.n.vw.fr.r-.vw.'-H-1--1--1--anI--1-.n-env-.n.u ,-u-n-w-.n.:1.r-.f- Boys Basket Ball Team EARL BRINEGAR ..,,,,,,....,,..fff,f,f,....,,....f.fff, Captain and Manager This has been the best season that the bcys at Cooleemee have known for several years. Several of the strongest, high schools of this section were met, and we got our share cf the victories. Starting the season by defeating Spencer in a very close game, gave the team much cheer. They went into the next game with the determination to win, and they did, with V6I1g6aI1C6. Those on the squad were: Yeung, Hodges, Zachary. vBrinegar, Dednion, Barnes, Everhardt, House, Alexander, and Ridenhour. Hodges, playing at forward, was the high scorer for the team, securing 81 points. Yeung playing forward also, came nexi with 65 points, while Brinegar, guard, and Zachary, center, tied for third place with 47 each. XVON 6-LOST -1 34 Cooleemee ...,,,i Versus .,... ,s Spencer 65 Cooleemee .... -, ,... Versus , - ,... Woodleaf 16 Cooleemee H, Versus , Mocksville 20 Cooleemee ,H Versus U China Grove 18 Cooleemee --- Versus , --- Mocksville 40 Cooleemee ..,. .-- Versus -W W Cleveland 9 Cooleemee .,., -H Versus -. .,.,, Spencer 12 Cooleemee ...- Versus , Mocksville 33 Cooleemee .... , , Versus ,,.. Landis 22 Cooleemee ,H Versus H- ,- Woodleaf 269 Totals Q 5.5.0. 4-.1-.v-.v-.1u...-.f-.ns.--on-u-U--4-.4-.4 1--nu-U-.1-.4-.1-.1-U-.r-.4-.-v.--.--4--4--u-4-if-un:-.4-.1-.1-.f-.fun-nu-uun THE GEERO0 LEEMEE 1.1-.nn-.v-.n-.m--.un-4-.4-.4-.f-.1-.1-.1-.1-.1n.v-.u.u.--4--u-1-.nun-u-1--1-.rw.1-.v-.1-.--1-u4--1--n.n.u.u.n.r-.r- CLAYTIE KOONTS ETHEL YOUNG W- Although only three out of nine games team came Within three points of scoring as Girls Basket Ball Team . ---rnVH-.--------------------,---,-,--------,-,-- Manager the fact that practically the entire first the 1926 team was composed of new material were Won by the girls this season, the much as their opponents. Considering team of 1925 was graduated and , the showing was an excellent one. The girls showed, although they were played by much larger girls, that they could work together and play a good, steady' clean game. Great things are expected of this team next year, for not a member of the team is in the Class of 1926. Claytie Koonts was the high scorer of the team with 106 points to her credit, while Mary Zachary followed closely with 103. WON 3-LO ST 6 13 Cooleemee ,,., 23 Cooleemee 9 Cooleemee 51 Cooleemee 12 Cooleemee 12 Cooleemee .,,, 75 Cooleemee 11 Cooleenieeii 16 Cooleemee 222 ------- Versus ,,---- Versus - - Versus , - - Versus 1 1 - Versus - - 1 Versus - - Versus - - Versus - - Versus Totals U--- -, Advance 45 W, -- Mocksville 16 1, -W Churchland 12 -.- ..,, Mocksville 4 ---- ---s Salisbury 44 V- -- Churchland 15 --- .... Spencer 7 -- -- Salisbury 44 --- ,,- Badin 38 225 -an-.1-.1-.nu-.rm-.rm-.f-.1-.v-.nl-.nu-U-.n.f-.n.f-.'-.:-,n.f-.--,N.'-.--. .mr-,-. THE GEEROOLEEMEE 31 i Base Ball Team Since the base ball season has not opened when this book went to press, it was impcssible to tell what the team has done this year. Good prospects are in sight, and from the material it is hoped that a winning' team will be developed. Last yea1 s season, although not as successful as some in years past, was all in all fairly successful and did its part in upholding the local boast of a minimum of lost each year. ,:5..,.,,., n . un-.n I I-nn-.1u.:u.:uv-.1In-nU--nl1nl-runun.:--n.n.u.nnunnm-nun-nun--nuauu. Roll of Troop l, Boy Scouts GRAHAM GOBBLE ...A..,,.,,..,.......... .........A.... V eteran Scoutmaster REV, W, B. KNOX U, ....,v..., Assistant Scoutmaster PAUL HOWELL ---.- -- Veteran Senior Patrol Leader YIRGIL HOWELL ,A.. .A.,..,. V eteran Patrol Leader WOODSON HENRY ..... .....o. P atrol Leader OSCAR LEE WYRICK --, --- Patrol Leader JOE FARRINGTON .... ...,. ,,,,,, .s,.l......,H........ B u g ler William Benson Virgil House Spencer Myers David Sigmond John Ellis Smith Otis Sain Harril Morton Clarence Baily Radford Cope BE PREPARED Otis Flynn Claud Flynn Clyde Jones Howard Thonipsfn Robert Lowder Thomas Tiller Stacy Clawson Bruce Thomason Charles Alexander Bryan Sells Roy Alexander Roy Clawson Cornelius Howard John Henry Myers Jack Byerly Roscoe Barton Paul Jarvis DO A GOOD TURN DAILY 4-----un-. p 4 4 41 44 44 44 ru u 4 4 4 4 :fuifUE-.4m.6.4uE.4E-.-ii445--64--iz-4-E.4iiu.4xis.rgnivmu 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 444 14 4 I A 4 4 4 4 4 41.4-4-44--4--4--4-44-44-44-44-.44.4-.4-.4-un.--.4-4--4-44-14-44-.4--4--4w.4..4v.4v.4 u 4 4 444 4 4 4 4 4 , .-- ., , , 'nk-'f 2-. - 3 U 4-a VI gl-., .f .f -. un-.v-.H .fu- Nellie Blaylock Louise Carter Frances Call Gertie Chamberlain Catherine Couch Irene Creason Hazel Ellis Ruby Gales Mary Gibson Mary Virginia Gullett Pearl Jarvis Dorothy Martin Annie Poole Lillian Scott Lillian Sale Ruby Swicegood Ethel Taylor Hazel Trexler Lois Vickers Ethel Louise Wilson Mabel Bullaboch Connie Howard Ruby Wagner Ethel Louise Motley Beulah McCullough James Beam Ransom Cook Clarence McDaniel Clarence Brogden Avery Bowles Clarence Gabord Philip Everhardt Ba:-:ter Gibson Kerr Graves Harold Hartley Johnny Holleman M. L. Huffman, Jr. James Ijames Bruce Hellard Walter Phelps James Ridenhour M. H. Ridenhour, Jr. Samuel Shoaf James Spry Oline Spry Harvey Clinton Spry James Wall Barney Foster Graham Gregory Reubin Shore Nance Taylor Marvin Kyles Clifton Grubb John Bolton Charlie Bolton Lonnie Spry Ruby Beasley Verline Floyd u-n -..-..-..-..- .,-.f- .. THE 4-.1-.1-.1-.n.nQH1-U-.1-.A-.1-.,-.1-.1-.1-.n.u.u.u-.uns-.--. First Grade TEACHERS: Miss Rosa Tatum Miss Dessie Johnston Miss Mary Foster Sadie Myers Bessie Waller ,ivie Hutchens Iola Hutchens Lucille Howard Helen Kyles Beulah Ball Helen Benson Catherine Broadway Estelle Campbell Ruby Daniels Minnie Daniels Pauline Everhardt Katherine Everhardt Lorene Foster Pauline Hellard Helen Howell Madge Langston Mildred Lowder Edna Leonard Hazel Messick Lorena Nail Mary Riddle Ruby Spry Nellie Soots Lucille Smith - Margaret Warford Paul Bowen Eugene Bailey James Bivins Robert Chappell J. P. Cuthrell Odell Campbell Ralph Driver Hubert Foster Lloyd Goodrum James Gregory Charles Harris Roscoe House Leo Humphreys Elmer Hellard Loman Jordan Bruce Josey Jack Mayes Edward Mock William McSwain Hugh McKinney B. E. Martin, Jr. Louis Overcash Walter Rickard James Sell Woodrow Summers Charles Swicegood T. J. Thompson Morgan Ward VVilliam Whitley Truman Youngblood Charlie Shore w V --.--1-.,-.1-.u.n.n r Henry Breedlove Claude Lee Curley Andrew Carter Julius Tutterow Lester Broadway Buford Barton Dewey Barnes John Foster ' Garland Forrest Paul Gibson Leo Hamilton Baxter Hepler Marion H. Hoyle Joe Martin Isaac Martin Reubin Martin Vestal Motley Hugh Munday Billie Munday Coit Poole Robert Spry Grimes Wall Edgar Holleman Floyd Lewis Walter Waller Paul Carter Eva Brown Lonie Brooks Francis Beck Edna Blaylock Maggie Barnes Ruby Bullaboch Amy Crawford Bernice Donahue Odessa Foster Mary Gobble Rachel Holleman Myrtle Hellard Thelma Kimmer Maggie McLain Beulah Nelson J ettie Smith Cora Lee Seamon Mary Snyder Ruth Shoaf Lucile Soots Hilda Taylor Hazel Tutterow Mary Messick Francis Williams Ivey Holleman Ruth McDaniel Edith Bivins Arlie Floyd Mae Myers Sadie Brooks Lena Matherly Beulah Moore ' iff! 1 'dill I ..., -..- 3 J 4 ..-.N.H.-K.-1.-1.--.-.1-.1-..'.n.f-.,-.1-.n-,..,'.,f..,..f..4.,-,,.,,.,,.,,..,v,,.,,.,,,,,.,,.,, FV . 1 ' 1 VD GJ ond Grad Sec .au-u--n n'-1--1-.4-.1-.n-.1-.vu.r-.v-.u.-w.--.--an--1-um-.mnm-.4-.r-.1 nn-.n.u Margaret Broadway Ruby Call Frances Carter Rebecca Clawson Hazel Cook Madeline Daniels Catherine Freeman Marie Gales Mabel Hellard Eva Holleman Ellen House Virginia Howerton Alice Jordan Annie Mock Annie Nelson Annie Ridenhour Pauline Sain Rachel Spry Elizabeth Spry Ruth Spry Virginia Whitley Gilmer Anderson W. B. Brogden Otis Bullaboch Kellie Call James R. Combes Leo Edwards Henry Foster Harold Hamilton Hoyle Harris Roy Howard William King Lindsey Link George Milhcllen Clyde McBride Ray McBride Oscar Nelson Thomas Sheek Thomas Shoaf Ray Spry Paul Snider Willie Taylor Mary Jane Breedlove Mary Ester Ball James Howard Jessie Singleton Frances Wood Eugene Curley -.vv.u--n'n-n'u- E GEEROOLEEMEE .nu-.u.u.n.u.u.-in-1--4--1-.n-.41.n-.v-.n.u.u.n.u.u.--1--u Second Grade TEACHERS: Miss Ethel Reade Miss Jane Bahnson Miss Katherine Kluttz Alva Tutterow Raymond Barnes Willie Barnes Baxter Barnhardt Marvin Blaylock, Jr. James Brinegar Ernest Brooks Ralph Brooks George Campbell Lawrence Driver John Foster Ralph Hancock Beuford Hoover Tommie Huffman Harry Jacobs Lester McCullough Archie McCall Woodrow Milhollen Cacy Motley J. K. Pierce Floyd Swicegood Harvey Swink Roy Templeton Winfred Tutterow Henry Grubb Emily Beard Edna Branson Blanche Coble Lois Chaplin Mae Clawson Pauline Cope Audrey Durham Celia Ellenburg Bertha Gregory Earline Hudson Hazel Isley Elizabeth Jacobs Mary Leonard Margaret Mayberry Pauline Nail Sallie Peacock Ruby Smith May Swicegood Evelyn Vogler Ruby VVilliams Rebecca Williams Lou Ellen Wilson Emily Louise Sigmon n-n-.inf-.n.n.n Ruby Alexander Ethel Bivins Ivey Booe Stella Bradshaw Virginia Butner Sallie Brown Maryola Crawford Margaret Creason Sadie Mae Crotts Frances Henry Esther Holleman Elizabeth Lanie Nellie Martin Lillian McDaniel Elizabeth Messick Ethel Sain Venetta Shore Maleitha Spry Eleanor Strowd Margaret Thompson Lucille Wagner Bessie Williams Dovie Taylor Theodore Taylor Theodore Alexander Sam Bailey Grover Barnes Gilmer Beck Raymond Burton Harry Carter Arlie Chamberlain Rfbert Couch Edwin Donohue Henry Foster Lonnie Hellard Dallas Langston Joseph Langston Lawrence Martin Charles McCall John McSwain Robert Page Grimes Parker . Howard Phelps Otis Sedberry Ray Scott Robert Scott Ernest Swicegood .-.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.u.u.u.u.--.--4--.-.nu-.1-.:v-v--n.lv.n.n.u.-n.u.un-nu-nn-1-.1-.4-.n.u.n.n.n.n4n.u.v-1-um-U-.4--4-.4-.u.r-.1-.v-.n-.nun THE GEEROOLEEMEE 37 --flizuHuEa:-.n-6.15-.E--15--61'25-ni:-:E-,Efu.M 'E'uE-w1-- .nun-.u.u.n.n.v-im --.1-0--4--uin.fu.n.u.n.v-.vnu.1-.u4-nu.-u-.4-.al-n.n.v-.1 Third Grades Miss Cloyce Louise Hunter James Alexander George Barnhardt Zennie Brown Clyde Byerly Ralph Call William Clawson Eustace Daniel Major Daniel Otis Durham Jasper Goodrum Charles Green Frederick Hellard Fred Ijames Robert McDaniel Vestal Myers R. C. Nichols Harry Pierce Thomas Sain Lester Smith Glenn Trexler James VVagner Neal Wagoner Lester Wilhelm Helen Bell Carrie Bell Combs Clara Gobble Martha Hancock Fannie Bell Hellard Frances Ijames Louise Jones Detlas Lowder Alma Myers Beulah Poole Marie Ratts Frances Ridenhour Margaret Spry Lexie Veach Margaret Vogler Annie Wilson Fanny Wilson Ruby Wilson Stella Holleman Mrs. A. D. Walters Ora Bell Myers Leona Wall Naomi Berrier Ruby Bivins Eveline Brooks Selby Cope Carrie Cornatzer Pauline Daniels Louise Everhardt Pauline Gibson Pauline Gullett Stella Dudspeth Beulah Motley Pauline Noblitt Kinsey Page Gertrude Rickard Janie Belle Rickard Marie Sechrest' liilljan Smith Janie Summers Caroline Wagner Pauline Wagner Margaret Webb John Beck Naylor Blaylock Robert Brown James Chappell Frank Flynn Raymond Gibson Howard Hell 1rd William Ijames Lawrence Miller Walter Morton John Henry Nail Lloyd Suillman Aaron Sory James Warford Alma Beasley Elma Beasley Marvin Sigmon Hester 'Carter A N W1 'X SIX u-nun.u.n.n.n.u.n.nw.u.vu.In--4--1-nu-nun-4-.n.n.n.1-.n.n.n.v THE GEEROOLEEMEE n.--.n.--.-U-anun-v-1-U-.1-.1-.n-.run-.-Q.-1.vvnu'-nn--nm-.1-.1--11.1-.v-.u.n 39 V1 cv 'o as K- O -C 4-4 s. 3 O LL. DAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY Yi'7C?fff1gf,E 5.1 'u-wi-na-tif-EnUF-.egg-.E-nil-m61-6113-:uEn.E1-Muni,-:Ellyn-in 40 T Henry Barnes ' Eustace Barnhardt Iona Blaylock Claudie Boger Glenn Bradsher Juanita Campbell Elizabeth Chaplin Adelaide Coble Dewey Couch John Davis Madison Freeman Mary E. Greene Cleo Gregory Eva Hancock Cora Head Monroe Hellard Retta Hepler Gladys Hepler Glenn Jarvis Glenn Ijames Robert Kimmer Leslie Lapish Ovid Lapish Cleo Lapish Dallas Moore lVilliam Myers Della Poole Eddie Peacock Howard Safley Bruce Spry Hazle Spry Maie Stewart Cicero Smith Lola Maie Taylor Ray Vickers Theo Bell Cember McCreary James Lewis Benjamin Bowles Thurmon Bowles Thomas Myers Louis Myers Mamie Barnes Roscoe Barton Annie Mae Branson Celie Broadway John Broadway Henry Brooks Camilla Blaylock Otis Canupp Gilmer Chamberlain Elsie Cook Margaret Cook Everette Davis Ruby Ellenburg I -.u,v-,--,-..--4-.4-....,.,f-.a-.u.u.1-.nu--4--.-..--r-..-.n.n.n.r--H Fourth Grades TEACHERS: Mrs. L. R. Dwgigins Miss Frances Hoyle Miss Mary Ruth Miller Ruth Graves Helen Heatherly Bertha Hepler Stella House Scott Jordan John Albert Miller Edgar Mfore 'Ihomas Myers John Peacock VViln1a Sain Charlie Shore Lillian Soots Hulda Taylor Paul VVilhelm Lillian XVhitley Nellie Zachary Nellie Alexander John Lee McDaniel Hayden Eudy Franklin Myers 'lll1OlHLlS Bfwles George Harris Sadie Alexander Hazel Bailey Sallie Bailey Rosa Bowers Aliene Creason Annie Mae Uaniels Cora Earnhardt Susan Gregory Elsie Hepler Lillian Hinkle Elizabeth Howard Lola Livengood Alina Motley Inez Sain Alda Gray Sain Ethel Segraves Hazel Smith Esther Spry Mary Evelyn Young Stacy Clawson Byerly Foster Claud Flynn leonard House Clvde Jones Grimes Martin Dallas Nichols Wallace Parker Allen Soillman Lester Spry John Whitley Bill Zachary Glenn Hellard ., . .. x . . ...-,.-... .......... , , . ...-. IEE -ll :E-mg. ug.rEw.Iii-x45--254-.ll-1-ii. E .N un-mu-U-muf.:-.1-.11-'-.f-.fm-.'-.'-In.-wa-uf-ou:-.1-.fv.r-. nun.:-.u 14 ch Crades Fif .41--4--4'-1 -. -- 42 1-lu.:-.u. fu Roy Alexander Gilbert Bradshaw Hubert Brown Charlie Barnes Odell Edwards Boone Foster Leo Foster Baxter Gregory Grey Grubb Reuben Henry Edwin Hellard Ralph Hellard Theo Hellard Duane Isley Paul Link Robert Lowder Walter Myers James McCall Jack Sales Dewey Veach Lester Veach Ralph Foster Roy Garwood Albert Bell Luther Breedlove Ethel Beck Bessie Blackwood Ruth Driver Willie Mae Hendrix Margaret Howell Mamie Martin Edna Motley Ruby Sedberry Lena Mae Shoaf Minnie Spry Irene Swicegood Gladys Templeton Frances Tiller Ruby Veach Viola Foster Lena Grubb Mamie McReary 'uf-wtf-.Ein-.iif-.v runun-.ru.n.r-.v-.--.--.--m1-..-.4-.4-.1-.1-.1-.n.n.n.u.uf-..uu I Fifth Grades TEACHERS: Miss Irma Holmes Miss Iva Fishel Miss Edith Oakley Roy Sigmon Kenneth Sigmon Rebecca Beck James Benson Greene Berrier Rachel Berrier Myrtle Boger Mary Sharpe Coble Allene Correll Stella Creason Belle Daniel Margaret Daniel John Ellenburg James Foster V Elsie Foster Henry Gabord Lillie Belle Gobble Robert Gulett Virginia Harris ' Theodore Helard Mildred Mocke Dforcas Milhollen James McSwain Sadie Motley Hazel Owens Charles Owens Ruth Sechrest Ora Lee Summers Edmond Swicegood Paul Swicegood Henry Smith Harry Thompson Clyde Vickers Margaret Ward Isaac Webb Frances Wood Thelma Beck Marvin Poole Lester Daniel Guy McReary Larry Nichols Beatrice Eudy -6.vE-.E-uiir-'61-awaliv.aiEw.i:f-Hviv-.E-.ian-v Arthur Noblitt Ada Beck Elizabeth Barnes Thelma Bivins Gladys Cope Eunice Cuthrell Lois Davis Maude Evans Flossie Freeman Margaret Gobble Thelma Hamilton Carmen Ijames Luna Kimmer Willie Livengood Blanche Lowder Kathleen Lowder Grace Munday Sadie Mae Messick Dorothy Messick Addie Mae Martin Thelma Motley Mabel Pierce Zola Mae Swicegood Edith Sheek Louise Seamon Eunice Mae Ward Alvin Beck Bill Click Robert Clawson Marvin Chappell Raymond Daniel James Forrest Guy Hepler Ripley Heatherly Glenn Motley Lee Motley Vance Motley Baxter Pierce Lester Ridenhour Lester Swink Howard Thompson .-.nm ann lllll li ll It li H 'ln UNA ll U nl I I'nl1.IhlK.lK-'IJAJIHIn'1l'u'll'w'nl'ullsl'ull-'h1l.ll.H Inlnlldl I Al I 1 1 ll lx ll lx nlul'l - . THE GEEROOLEEMEE 43 1 1 1 1 I 4 lg gg pq .1 .nun ll nt ll lull I I4 n'n'll'1l'1l'1l'1lhll.Ih1l,Il,ru,I1,'u,'lA'l1'll'u'ul'sl'uli.ll,n,n,1x lx vy ly ny, 1, H 4,4 , 4 guna 2 7' L. u'lunuu:i:'uHuEu.niE.nEnEvn-E -61-buniu.Eu.E1u.Mr1.E-renin.-'als uu.u.n.ru.u.u.Iuu-n Pearl Bailey Reba Byerly Garnett Broadway Viola Chappell Rosa Heatherly Gladys Howell Mabel Owen Thelma Ridenhour Ruby Riddle Pauline Sechrest Viola Smith Clarence Alexander Clarence Bailey Felix Berrier Radford Cope I.. C. Dedmon, Jr. M. C. Dedmon Paul Ellis Gilmer Hartley Frank Hoffman Edward Howard Samuel Howard Glenn McDaniel Otis McClamroch Everette Searnon Lonnie Stanley Thomas Tiller Claude Thompson Bob VVilliams Charlie Langston Willie Langston Walter McDaniel Roy Peacock Van Grubb Vestal Beck u.u.u-lnln-UI-nun--:un-nur' Sixth Grades TEACHERS: Miss Gertrude Peeler Miss Mary E. Hudson Dewey Williams Raymond Phelps Cora Breedlove Lucille Brinegar Thelma Brooks Hazel Clawson Vercie Driver Lillian Harris Lillian Hellard Rena Ijames Margaret Ijames Ruby Jarvis Sadie Jordan Ruby Langston Evelyn McDaniel Gladys Milhollen Annie Peacock Lula Pickler Laura Sheek Mamie Warford Brady Bivins Leonard Brinegar Paul Daniel Otis Flynn Wade Gabord Frank Huffman Taft Hutchins Clarence Messick Flake Pierce Frank Swicegood Harry Swicegood Festus Lapish Floyd Trexler Margaret Beasley Elma Breedlove ..., . J A 1-.r-.r-.1-.1-.--.--.--.-mum--1-.1-.nu-.Iv-v v .umm- nth Grade Seve .. .,.., ,.... .-.1-..-.,-.1-.1-.H....1-.--.-.i--i-.un-.1-.v-.1-.u.u.u.--.--.u.--4--4--4-.U-.1-.u.1-.n 1- Seventh Grades Elsie Alexander Ora Lee Barton Willie Mae Berrier Emma Cartner Tena Cooper Myrtle Griffith Edna Hartley Ruth Henry Helen Mock Frances Owens Ethel Ridenhour Johnsie Ridenhour Beatrice Seamon Rosa Stewart Ola Spry Ruth Munday Paul Booe Jack Byerly Ted Corn Thomas Hendrix Paul Humphreys Bryan Sell David Sigmon Sarah Carter Sadie Bivins Nancy Bowers TEACHER: Miss Lucille Hester Nancy Bowers Bettie Dennis Muriel House Hazel Howard Annie Lee Martin Ruth Milhollen Elsie Miller Cody Parker Mildred Sedberry Lettie Margaret Zachary Pauline Trexler Charlie Belle Young Belle Earnhardt Nora Call Virginia Earnhardt William Benson Joe Farrington Harold Morton Jack Ridenhour Walger Riddle John Ellis Smith Bruce Thomason Carl Humphreys Ellie Sigmon George Lewis --4-U--nun-:un.n.n.n.nu.:-.vnumsnxvlw--1-U--fu'-r1--vw-.1-.1-.1-.1-,I THE GEEROOLEEMEE 47 Jokes Gene: They won't, hang a man in Siberia with a wooden leg. Ruth: Why? Gene: They use a rope. Pl' Pl is fl' Richard: Un a drug storej What'l1 you have? Dorothy: I'll have a banna split. Richard: Aw, take a whole one: this is our honeymoon. X k PF Heine: When is a kiss over a telephone like a felt hat? Sadie: I dunno. Heine: Because it isn't felt. +- Miss Taylor: Does your mother have a vacuum cleaner? Hoss-Baque: No ma'm, she ain't got no vacuum to clean. elf Pk Ik Bax: How can I keep my hair from falling out. Earl: Shampoo with glue. Pk P11 4 if Sadie: Have you ever been to the Green Mill on a date? Marie: No, but I have been to Paradise on a raisin. :e Gene: fat Mount Pleasantj Darling, I must love ycu. B. M.: But you've just met me. Gene: Qsame placej I know, but I have to go home tomorrow Eugene: I have a chance for the base ball team. One of his girls: Are they going to raffle it off? mn--1-u u -4 nun-u-tanu-.u.1-.1-.u.vnu--v--n-v-u-n-n-uns-.n-.fun.n.vw.vw.vu.--nn-u -r nu-.4-. 4--1-.1-.v-.vs.u.u.-su-.1.4-1n.anann-.1-.1-.1-.u.n.n.vu.1-4--A--4--4-.4-.,..u.n EE IEEJIEIEEI IZXEJEI EEEEEQEEEIEEEEIEEIEEEEEIEEEEEEEEEEEIZEEEEEEEEEEEEEE LJ LI E Q E lil 5 E ilo ue 5 e p g e E Like day the pages pass like all things will: E E CJ E Sunset, then twilight and the day is goneg E E With you our pictured story rests for good or illg E11 E Our work it's beeng We hope it is your fun. E E One thing we ask-this book is not yet done- gil El The space that follows made this what you seep 55 P2 Your friends are these, and not a single one E E Would tell you wrongg we sure youlll all agree. E X I1 lil E m EEEEEEEEEEEEElEl'Zi'31lilElilEllillilElEENEllilEEi!EIEIEElElElEl'Z.l'Zl!EIElElElBllZllilli!liIlEl3liE1ZlI3.llZEIElElEilFEliZI EERE EEEEE MMM I EKIDQlB1Ii1lI1iQl5!1IBliXMIlZdQlI2QIEIIXj??5I!H!Uf595QI?i 11'KIflGI?iH1U!fiIE!UIliiIl11KXMIIXX UM M rx -7 WMD EMMEMMMWMMMMMMMMMM MMM ll'lI'slYUnH.IY.I1ulI.1I-IIUInlI4'N'U'U'll'U'U'ul'Ll!:MplinllnIl.l1pIlplln'l4ll 5 s ul -I ul qlullllniuqlulh ' T H E G E E R O O I E E M E E 49 1 ,. .....-..-..- hmmmmmmmmmm.-Mwmwwmwwwmwmmmmmmf .... ..-..-. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm EEREZigi EXRRMM THE BEAUTY OF A LOVELY WOMAN IS LIKE MUSIC--- THE STRENGTH OF A MAN IS HIS GREATEST ASSET- ULET US HELP YOU TO BE BEAUTIFUL AND STRONG Cooleemee Drug Compan COOLEEIVIEE, NORTH CAROLINA -E5 CIEIIISIIEEEIIZBIU .ml 'ZIEIEIEIEEIEIEIEIX W - -QEIWT NEW ED E4 IH EEE EEEEEE IIHEE IIBEII E4 EEEE WEEE! 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E'EE iEIH7K-I K dw EERE DJEBUHEEBEEEEEH UEDQEDHE The J. N. Ledforcl Department Store Davie Countyls Largest and Best Store COOLEEMEE, NORTH CAROLINA EEEEEEXEEEEEEEEBEEEE E EEEEBEEXXEEEEEEEBEEE EEEHEEEEEEEBEEEE 4 E EE IIIIEHHEHBCJE E F L1 EJEZK ECE! EKIEHXIJ EHHEEHEEEEMHEEWHEEE EEHHEKH p EK! EHEIMI EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIIEEE .4 EEHHHHHEEQQKIEIJEHB BHZKJEEHEEEHEIEMB t D n.--4-:i:.:H.nEw.vw.E?HE.vinvisnzi-nga-i-1mE.fiu.:Nis..viguigm-U .,..,-. M FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH5353!NEEEE RHKEHEWWE E X E ' W E Pr0fCSSlOH3l 51 3? EBBEBE EEEEEX ' B. C. BROCK ATTORNEY-AT-LAW g PRACTICE IN STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS g X Phone 151 Mocksville, N. C. E QEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESEEKSEEEEE E E CCMPLIMENTS OF R EI 51 Q I N N El Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Choate j E EligiiiiiiiiiEEZEEEEEREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEM EM EE E. H. Momus ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office: Anderson Building Mocksvillo, N. C. E E5E322EEXEEZEZEEEEZEEEEEEEEEEEXEEEEEEE E If You Want The News Of Davie County Subscribe To E E he ooksvzwe 6,72 ierprzke First Class Job P1-inning A Specialty 5 EEE E EE 332223222222223E223333ZZ!EEZZEE EEEEEEEE E A. Baxter Byerly, M. D. 3 ii . E4 if W. Grimes Byerly M. D. E Offices Over Cooleemee Drug Store E ig Office Hours: - - 9-10 A. M., 1-2 P. M., 6-8 P. M. Q Ei . . E Phones: - - Residence No. 25, Office No. 31 S 1 15 E - - E Q Dr. Lester P. Dlartln Fe if ,gl . . F: 5 Night Phone 7, Day Phone '71 MOCkSV111G, N. C. E gE,:JX:I'X'XiEY T X R :ff-XB' Z :ifiZT'Tif'Y2Y:'?g?xTEEE' YK ZfZ5f11'iIiifi 1EE, E'YK1Y'EE SENW. .,..,. 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EEMEWNMMME WMEWEEEEE ,- I nwuzfuniil-HE' -v Ei- in-Itw32'uZinnixuIl.rin.E1.Nin.Evn.iin-.uf I - -1 in r-.1-.u. -,-HES . -11.1-.1-.--.--.--4-U-immn.1-.1-.av.:w.v-.n.m.-u.mm--inin1-.1-II-.1-.o-m.1-.ft,M,-,,-,,-.,-,,.,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,. HE WHO MAKES A MISTAKE MUST TRAVEL THE SAME ROAD TWICE. START SAVING NOW-4--- Bank of Cooleemee 1iiiEXEEEEZ!23223333EEZ!EEEE!EEEEXEEE K OWLEDGE Along with the finishing touches of your education comes the gradual process of the knowledge of the busi- ness world. You should find time in some way to avail yourself of the knowledge of the advantages a Trust Company offers you in the way of Commercial Banking and also in matteis of fiduciary and trust business. We shall deem it a pleasure to discuss these mat- ters with you just for your own information and satis- faction, e-ven if you do not find the need for them in your piesent business or profession. Southern Bank 8: Trust Co. Mocksville, North Carolina PROGRESSIVE SERVICE ij E155.55lQ5.2-E.,52,-5L-..5L1Z5 ELEELE nl- TILE ..3.E3!53E,-l1lI.552 E55,B.'.glEE 5555852 EEEEEEEEEEEEB EEE EEWEEEEKWMEEEEEEE U F 5 A in 3 ll 1l'Il'll'!l ln'll'lt'Il'il'hl'l4'ufhlllflullnllnlll'll'l1'll'll'll'U'llNNI!'ul'ulilllufluVll'll'll'il'll'hl'll' 54 T H E G E E R O O L E E M,E E F5lllullnllullqllullnllnllilll'!A'lillHuhl'Ul.llulluInIn'IAN4'll'ul'lllilln'ullnrlnll-II-Il-Il-IIlll1Fn'll uA'lllullnI'nNAD'YlplllHIPIn'ln'lt'll'hl'tl'tllnll-!luYhlll BEHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E E E E E E To Keep That Day For All Time--i A PHOTOGRAPH. E EEEE EEE s -- 511 I E sw p . Q1 E Telephone or Call for an Appointment E s Q1 E , , E Q At Home or in our Studio. E Q m E E E 131 i... 131 E E 131 E E - E Alexanders Studlo s E - E 1s Phone 248 Salisbur N. C. 1s lil - ' m S E EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE5 Q E ff E1 EZ! 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