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

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1927 volume:

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PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE COXOLEEMEE HIGH SCHOOL COOLEEMEE, NORTH CAROLINA 'VOLUME III 1927 Three Four .u.a'i'n.ii-uE-u--anE.:-Enix.'61--EinI-fu-i.nE.niQi.uE.--E1-u I .nun.,u.--.u-.1U-In-nInIn.aw.nw.vw.nw.v-.I-Iruruvw.rw.vw.u.u.u.u.vu.m'--'-4--I' EEE!EBREEZEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 31 E E ITH ALL HONOR, RESPECT, AND LOVE TO E 5 THOSE WHO ARE MOST INTERESTED IN OUR 5 gl SORROWS, AND REJOICE WITH US IN OUR JOYS, E 5 THIS VOLUME OF THE GEEROOLEEMEE IS Q DEDICATED. E H E EEZE33333EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE .--nu-1:-u--v-.1-unn-.1-.1-.-Q.--.--1-1.-an--1-.1-n--1-.--.uv-.,-.--.'-.-.1-.4-U ..-..-. E535333333333333335533335333533355555355351 ,1 El 5 3 3 E I u n E1 E The fool s vo1ce IS known by a E IE 3 Q multitude of words Q 55553533535 X 3 3 3 5 5 IQ 3 ISI 5 5 3 3 3 -U lid E 3 3 O 53 0 151 E3 m ITI 3 5 Q E 5 3 3 5 5 3 3 5 5 3 5 3 E 15355333353 Five un.:1.1unannn-1-ulul-1--u.n.n.n.u.n.vu.ln-nu:unIn-.1nrun-.v-.runnnmlupl-u.furw-run.:-.u.u.ru.u.In-nun-nun:-.1-.n.u,n.r-.luun-unlu u THE GEEROOLEEMEE nl'ulhililIlllu'ln'ln'll'll'il'U'U'ull-link.lhInlln'l1'hA'll'UIU1,1ul'ulull-lnlnigplgguglgll.lYyII.l1.h.Iyllg'ry,InnunnlunnnfInInull,ll,llulh7l1Fil'i1'l4l The Faculty Six vw----nnufun-.H-:--1-.1-.--.f-.v-.f-.-U--A-U-w--1un-.1-U-..-.1-.,..'..--vu--4-u,--.-.1--1-U Faculty SAMUEL M. HOLTON, Jr. B. A., M. A. Duke University ANNIE GROVE BOST ......................... -- Languages B. A. Roanoke College LUCILLE BUMGARNER ............. .. ..--....... --- History B. A. Lenoir-Rhyne College MARGARET GLOVER .......................... Sciences and Mathematics B. A. Greensboro College LOUISE BURRISS ............................. --- English B. A. Anderson College ALMA GERTRUDE BASS ........................ --- Music Southern Ccnservatory of Music HELEN MARIE HOLLAND ................. --- Home Economics Asheville Normal Seven .r -.1-.v ri:--ifrniaz'-:'AEY-rig.:-E.:-tk-,v6..6,..i ..-. if 1-E.HKlI iE--ii.-.,..'. 1 A -.f-.1-.-..,..-K,H.-U-.,-,,-.1-.,-.f-,f-.,.,,-.,.,,..,..,-.V-.1-,n.f.,v..'.,H.-..--.-.,-. The Annual Sta ff ERSKINE HEATHERLEY -- --- CLAYTIE KOONTS --- --- HETTIE LANGSTON --- ETHEL YOUNG U- ,,,,,, U-, RUTH JARVIS .,.. .... A ssistant Eight Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Feature Editor Business Manager Business Manager S 'I' H YQ Y M QJI Nne A -.4-.nmirwifi-E-nwe-.in.Elui.N6-.45-.i..-.Erwgumvniiuafm- 4-.nn-.u.n.f-.P-.I-.--n-.-.1-i1-.n.ns.n-.1-.v-.V-unH.:-nv.:-.n.r-.1-.u.muon-U-u-n Senior Class FLOWER: WHITE ROSE. COLiORS: GREEN AND WHITE. MOTTO: DON'T STARE UP THE STEPS, BUT STEP UP THE STAIRS. ERSKINE HEATHERLEY - -- ETHEL YOUNG ......., CLAYTIE KOONTS --- NAOMI BENSON --- BLAKE EVANS --- MARY ZACHARY -- KATHRINE MURR --- EUNA MILLER --- Naomi Benson Margaret Carter Felix Deadmon Richard Everhardt Blake Evans Erskine Heatherley Ruth Jarvis Claytie Koonts Ten OFFICERS President Vice-President - - - Secretary-Treasurer Historian Testator - - Statistician CLASS ROLL Hettie Langston Kate Langston Euna Miller Kathrine Murr Sadie Mae McCullough Ethel Young Mary Zachary Prophetess ------ Poet 1 -wi-U-n-u-U-if-.11.vnn-.vQ..-.VQ.-1.--.-ii--1--,..,-U..,-U-.H.,.....f..-.Vu-..--.-..-Hs.. NA MOMI BENSON Newmonia Anglican Literary Society 145g Cliss Historian 1435 Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 415 Manager Girls' Basket Ball Team 1415 Basket Ball Squad 1215 Girl Scouts 125. Stillcst water deeply flows: Silence singeth praise: She doesn't publish all she knows, But what she does, she weighs. MA IEGARET ESTELLE CARTER Marg-Runt Anglican Literary Society 1433 Track Team 1-11. Shv's built upon the modern mode- Yvith greater mind than bulk: She deems it best to bear the load, Thounh painful. than to sulk. FELIX HALEY DEADMON Sheik-a-doodle Anglican Literary Society 1453 Ath- letic Association 12, 3, 473 Manager Boys' Basket Ball Team 1455 Basket Ball Team 12, 3, 41g Base Ball Team . -1 Q21 91 Bchold the Ladies' Man, our Sheik: Beware his cunning eye! Upon first sight you'll think he's meek, But oh! You'll think a lie! Eleven Twelve vu.r,?m.HuE-.1-.giuiinnE.uiVQ.r!5-.6,1.irn.E.f1E.vnM.rui.'iiil-i- -.1-.--.v----.--1--1-tuin.n.ru.n.ns.v-..-.H.1-.usn.f-.n.n.n.v-.fu.'-.--an--.-.1 BLAKE IRENE EVANS Boots Greensboro High School 115, Angli- can Literary Society 145, Critic Ang- lican Literary Society 145, Vice-P'res- ident of Class 125, Class Historian 135, Class Testator 145, Athletic As- sociation 12, 3, 45, Basket Ball Team 12, 3, 45, Track Team 145, Girl Scouts 12, 35. A Bower in its infancy: A bud about to bloom, Whose presence is felicily But absence is a gloom. RICHARD ROSCOE EVERHARDT Shorty-Dick Anglican Literary Society 145, Ath- letic Association 11, 2, 3, 45, Basket The Juniors call him Cutie, The Seniors call him Dick, His buddies call him Shorty, But he oughter be called Slick. ERSKINE HEATHERLEY Stick in the Mud torian 125, Boy Scouts 145. A phantom living in a dream Amid imaginary clouds: Unreal, but yet so real to seem A spirit which a vapor shrouds. Ball Team12,3,45,Base Ball Team 145. Anglican Literary Society 145, Pres- ident Anglican Literary Society 145, Editor-in-Chief of Geerooleemee 145, Class President 11, 3, 45, Class His- 4 I 4 .--.--.-..-..-.1f..-.11.4-..-.-..,..f-.1..--.--.--1-..-.1-.,-..-.f-.1-....,-.V-.1-.vw.4-.. .. . . R UTH THUM ASON .I A R VIS Preacher Anglic.in Literary Society 1413 Assis- tant Business Manager of Geeroolec- mee 1415 Athletic Association 131. She argues like a preacher NVith his false teeth in reverse They say she'll be a teacher, But she-'s gonna be a nurse' CLAYTIE KOONTS Clincy Anglican Literary Society 1413 Asso- ciate Editor of Geerooleemee 1413 Vice-President of Class 1313 Secretary and Treasurer of Class 1413 Athletic Association 12, 3, 413 Girls' Basket Ball Team 13, 413 Captain of Girls' Basket Ball Team 131. Her eyes are homes of silent prayers. Revealing secret dreams: Her heart for vict'ry ne'er dispairs- For she enacts her schemes! HETTIE LEE LANGSTON Nat-Lightning Anglican Literary Society 1413 Fea- ture Editor of Geerooleemee 141g Ath- letic Association 1313 Track Team 1415 Manager Track Team 141. Her doubts are few. her motives true: Her will cannot be broken: Her game is square and honest loo. Her thuullhts are plainly spoken. Thirteen E.,-.46-.Ei-.Er-.H.vn6--16-.ilu-.EiwE.ruiQirn.E-.inn-U' n-.1-.1-.1-.u.u.--1-1-1--1-.1-.1no-.r-.1-.v----Qan1-.fur-.vw.r-.1-.vu.u.mv-.--.--.--in Fourteen KATE LORINE LANGSTON Kattye Anglican Literary Society 143, Never truer nor sincerer Was there ever classmate Than this student-no one dearer- Our own beloved Kate! MAGDALENE EUNA MILLER Shorty Anglican Literary Society 1435 Class Poet 1455 Athletic Association11,2,3,4J Basket Ball Team 13, 41. In books she's like the average, - In looks she ranks above: She reads her text books, page by page But only studies love! K ATHRINE RITCH MURR Kat-Hunt Anglican Literary Society 1433 Sec- retary and Treasurer of Class 1315 Class Prophetess 1413 Athletic Asso- ciation 11, 2, 3, 43g Basket Ball Team 13, 435 Girl Scouts 11, 2, 35. A student with a wiser heart Than by her lips portrayed, Whose cares and doles are far apart 'Tween smiles that never fade- ,.... , ...,. ,..,.,, ..,..,..,. , ....... . . ,... .....,.... ...... , . . E GEEltUOI,EE3l SADIE MAE MCCULLOUGH Sate Anglican Literary Society 1413 Track Team 1-ll. A faithful. willing worker WVhu always does her part To muke the class u winner, Or give it better start. MARGARET ETHEL YOUNG I'uny Anglican Literary Society 1-113 Vice- Presiclent of Class 11, -Hg Secretary and Treasurer of Class 1233 Athletic Association 12, 3, 459 Vice-President of Athletic Association 1-U5 Basket Ball Team 13, 415 Manager of Girls' Basket Ball Team 135. She ain't a bit conceited. Sir, But that's no reason why We shouldn't duly credit her For being bright and Spryl MARY ZALENE ZACHARY Merry Anglican Literary Society 1-133 Class Statistician 143g Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, -U5 Basket Ball Team 13, -17, Captain of Girls' Basket Ball Team 1-Hg Girl Scout 11, 2, 33. Her will is with the wandering wind. She never has a kick: tVhatever plan her classmates find: 'S all right with me. By Hickf' Fifteen x Sixteen .Q 1-Q,--A-U-.1-.1-.1-....,..,-..-.,.u- Q...,-.,-.,-.--.1-.1-.,-.n.n.v-.-..-.,-..--4-.4 HE GEEROOLEEMEE VA UI nior Ju FLOWER: PANSY Junior Class COLORS: PURPLE AND GOLD I MOTTO: A EDWARD ENGLISH -- FLORA NAIL ...... VIRGINIA MILLER --- EVERETTE DENNIS --- ETHEL LOUISE BYERLY --- Dora Beck Ethel Louise Byerly Rachael Click Everette Dennis Edward English Gladys Evans VORKMAN IS 'N I 'I Ix OWN BY HIS WORKS OFFICERS , , , , President Vice-President - - Secretary - - - Treasurer CLASS ROLL Elizabeth Hendrix Vergil House Virginia Miller Flora Nail Thomas Webb Helen Zachary - - Historian Seventeen v V- H v. v-. u , -1 -1 U .run u an n.n.v-.un-4--1-U--1-.1-.n.1-.n.r-.v-.H xv-1-unI-u-.1-.1-.1-.1-..f-.n 4 n U U 1 1- 1 n K -1 1 . EG .EEM .f n vs 1- - - u - u U u nf 1- nw.n.v-.--.--.--n-4-U-.4-.1-.1-.n.n.r-.v-.X-.1-.4-.4-..-,,-.u,1-J.,,.,.,,..,.,,.,,.,,. , ,, ,, , ,, ,, ,, , , , , ,, X H- X+1rM.memxsiR Eighteen .. rn cn GS re CH ITIO Sopho :-U-.lfrmii.:NE..N,ts.135.fi-.fi-5-.Ein-13:-.iy:nE.-KE:--M4--E4-.Er-.H -.--.-u-vnu--4-sa-.1 1.1-.1-.nw.--.--.--.--.-1.-1fu1-14-.fuInv-.I-.v-.f-.--.--.--4-.4--.-we-1-uw Sophomore Class FLOWER: DAISY COLORS: WHITE AND GOLD MOTTO: TO THE HEIGHTS THROUGH TOIL BAXTER RIDENHOUR U-- VIRGINIA BENSON ,- JOHNNY GOBBLE -W PAUL JARVIS --- JESSIE KOONTS -- Charles Alexander Katlirine Barnes Virginia Benson Margaret Call Cody Cuthrell Faith Dedmon Johnny Gobble Mary Goodman Lillian Howard OFFICERS CLASS ROLL Paul Jarvis Jessie Koonts Sarah Link Eva McCullough Ruth McCullough Baxter Ridenhour Willie Sell Bonnie Williams - - - - President Vice-President H-- Secretary , Treasurer ..-- Historian Nineteen - ......,.........-.,-..-..-. ,-..-.,..,..,........ ...-.,-..-.,-.,-. . .... .,., , ., ,... .. ...-..,-..-. ,-.,- ..-. , . ..,, ..-..-..-..-.,.. ,..,..,...., ...,. ,, .,..,.. THE GEEROOLEEMEE SS la an Fresh Twenty I .',, .-..-..-.1-.1-tn-.1-.1-.nun.....-..-.v-.--.--.-sv.1-.vu-.. A -.H..-.V-.v-.f-.e-.fn-H-s.-..,..4.,-.1 Freshman Class FLOW ER SWEET PEA COLORS: GREEN AND PINK MOTTO: WE GET THERE JUST THE SAME. JOHNI ELLIS SMITH --- VIRGINIA BENSON V,,,,,,,,,,., LETTIE MARGARET ZACHARY --- BRHAINT SELL ---. ..... --- ETHEL RIDENHOUR --- Elsie Alexander Willie Mae Berrier Paul Booe Nancy Bowers Jack Byerly Nora Call Sarah Carter Ruth Deadlnon Belle Earnhardt Virginia Earnhardt Joe Farrington Hugh Graves Myrtle Griffeth Edna Hartley Ruth Henry Murial House Hazel Howard Carl Humphreys nu- President --- Vice-President ---- Sezretary --- Treasurer ,W Historian CLASS ROLL Paul Humphreys Harold Morton Grady Milhollen Elsie Miller Spencer Myers Francis Owens Cody Parker Walter Riddle Ethel Ridenhour Jack Ridenhour Mildred Sedberry Bryant Sell John Ellis Smith Gertrude Swicegood Bruce Thomason Charlie Belle Young Lettie Margaret Zachary Twenty-one n.ru.r1i:-.viziu-Eu--En.Eu.EuH123--6--i.u.Enli-1uMu.Eugnun- 4 nn.n.vu.H.lnunanIn1--1-.nw.n-.n-.u.u.i-.nun.v-.1-uw.ru.v-.ru.-nu. ERSKINE HEATHERLEY FLORA NAIL ....... , ..... EDWARD ENGLISH ---, GRADY MILHOLLEN -, BLAKE EVANS ,.... MISS BUMGARNER ..... CHARLIE BELLE YOUNG Twenty-two Anglican Literary Society OFFICERS - L - President Vice-President - - - - Secretary -, Treasurer -- Critic --- Censor --- Chaplin .,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,..,..,-.,.,,.,,.,,.,,..,-.n.H.n-.1u..u.u.u.v-fan-U--.--1-U-.nu-.n.r-.H THE GEEROOLEEMEE Senior Class History Book PREFACE Though the chapters contained in this History Book do not narrate facts which have changed the civilization of the world, the author feels that the important events in the life of the Class of '27 should not go unrecorded. I have 'written this book, knowing that it will be most interesting to those withlwhom It is concerned yet, I have also entertained the hope that others may give It a sympathetic trial, and, perhaps may find that the Class of '27 has left some foot-prints on the sands of time. BOOK I Our class entered high school in the fall of 1923, comprising thirty-three industrious pupils. During the Freshman year, four boys abandoned to enter the field of industry, and death removed one of our girls. At the end of the term., only twenty-eight of the original pupils remained. BOOK II We re-assembled in the fall of 1924 and began our work as Sophomores. One of our former teachers had gone, but two new members were added to the faculty. During this te1'1n we lost four more of our companions, which left us only twenty-four. Thus destiny was sifting our constituency in order that only the best might remain. BOOK III Vacation days passed and we came back for our third year in high school- Juniors. We had the same instructors as before, although one of them had changed her name. That year we started with eighteen members in our class, two of whom soon sought a softer job, leaving us only fifteen faithful ones who were determined to enjoy the fruits of Senior dignity. The outstanding social event of our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Banquet, given at the Yadkin Hotel, Salisbury, on May Sixth. BOOK IV September, 1926, came-the time to which we had looked forward with de- lightful anticipation-our Senior year. The roll call showed only fifteen of the thirty-three who had started with us. This year we had a new English teacher and a new Science teacher. Our first English teacher went away for the Thanksgiving holidays and returned with a M.R.S. degreeg however, she taught until Christmas. Since then we have had another instructcr in English. Some of the most memorable- occasions of this year were the reception given by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church, in honor of the Faculty and the Senicrs and a Hall 'e' ti ' ' ' ' ' , ow en par y given by the Junior Class, in honor of the Seniors. In October the class organized a secret scciety and named it The K. K. K. or The Keep Klimbing Klub. We can hardly realize that this is almost the close of our combined history and as a class we are about to embark upon the great Sea of Life. It matters not where we ge, nor what our vocations may be, we shall always remember the dear Class of '27, Cooleemee High School. s Naomi Benson. Twenty-three Twenty-four . u.u.n.u,-..-,,.,,.,,.,,-.n.u.n.n.fu.maui--1-U-U-.1--n.nu-.r-.vl.u.n-on--nun THE GEEROOLEEMEE - -.4-.mn.H.--.--.--.--1--nlum.:-.n-.n.v-.--.nu1-.1-.1-.n-.rv.v-.n-.mmv-.m-ww.:-.H Class Poem Our high school days are ended- We must leave the sheltering wallg The state cries out for service, And we must heed the call. We love you, C. H. S. Your message, lofty and great, Your children strive to carry Throughout the Old North State. When we have all succeeded And our visions all come true, We'll think of you, C. H. S. And pledge you our faith anew. On through the years we will go, Serving and singing your praise, Thanking you, C. H. S., For our cherished high school days. Euna Miller. Class Song QTune: Genevieve J Our Dear Old Class, we love to dwell In peaceful memories of theeg To waft thy name on ev'ry swell In music's sweetest harmony. We're going to put you on the top Ere years can blend thee in the past, We'll struggle on, nor ever stop, 'Till others all thou hast surpass'd! Chorus: O, Dear Old Class of Twenty Sev'n, The years shall make thy future less- But still we'll lift thee toward the heav'n Which lines the canopy of success! We cherish, now, these last sweet days Which mark the end of blissful years, In which the light of union's rays Evoked our triumphs and our tears. We've faced together, side by side, Each task and failure in our way, We've shared together vict'ry's tide- Let now our virtues have full sway! Erskine Heatherley Li I 4 u,U.u.u..,.,,,.,..,..,.,,,,,.,..,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,-.,-.,..,..,-.......'..f-.--.-.1-.. ..-..4 Senior Class Prophecy --Covet to prophesy and forbid not to speak with tongues. -Paul. Fourteen years have slipped by since the Senior Class of 1927 left their high school to enter the various roads of life. The world has been greatly astonished by the marvelous invention of a new type of radio. This apparatus makes it possible for us not only to hear our far away friends speak, but also to see them-really see them. I was sitting in my living room on one cold bleak day in December amusing mvself with this wonderful radio. I had just tuned in on a station in Chicago. The announcer gave, as the first number on the program, a sermon by the g1'eat and widely known Baptist Preacher, Reverend E. Heatherley. I Was greatly sur- prised and wcndered if this could be my old school mate, Erskine. When this man appeared on the scene I was convinced that my supposition was correct. It was Erskine, but he had changed greatly in appearance since I had last seen him. He preached a wonderful sermon and all of the people seemed to be pleased. lYhen the sermon was ended, Erskine announced that his Foreign Missionary would lecture on The Chinese Problem. I waited in great suspense, and finally beheld this lady. She was, indeed, my dear friend, Kate Langston. I had always thought that Kate's desire to become a missionary would be granted. Immediately after all the speeches of this station had been delivered, there followed a musical program. A recital of the graduating class of music, under direction of Miss Margaret Carter, was announced. I saw Margaret, but scarcely knew her at first. She had become a blonde by means of the process of hennaeing. Margaret I readily observed. had made a glorious success of her music teaching, for her students were exceptionally brilliant musicians. Later I saw two men conversing on the street corner, and heard one of them mention a Miller lady. I listened intently and soon became acquainted with a whole story about her. There had been a very mysterious man in that town a few days previously. He was said to have been exceedingly handsome and to have worn a perfectly charming mustache. But, alas, he had become a victim to the spell of that beautiful vampire, Miss Euna Miller. Of course, it was a case of love at first sight, as usual, so consequently, they eloped. Then I tuned in on one of those great modern garages, where I saw a familiar looking chap, slightly stunted in growth, who was working on an old Ford which he had found in the junk pile. After a few minutes of fruitless work, he looked up from his task and I quickly recognized Richard Everhardt. Suddenly my glance was caught by the large sign above the door: EVERHARDT'S GARAGE , open all night and rn Sundays. Across the street from this window, I saw many office windows. On one of these I read: DEALER IN REAL ESTATE. I looked through the window and saw a charming young lady bending over a typewriter. She looked up, and to my surpuse, I saw Claytie Koonts. Claytie had always seemed such a business-like girlidthat now it was not at all alarming to behold her in the center of the business wor . Twenty-five nun-.vm-omumm-.1-.u.n.umm.-1uv-im-.1-.n.n.n.fu.ru.v-.-I--U-u-un THE GEEROOLEEMEE 1.mv-.v-.um.fu4-uf-m-inu-1nn.f-.1-.v-.1-nununl.v-.vw.f-.mmmvnn---vu-n'w In front of this building stood a blue Nash that had this advertisement on it in large letters: CAMEL CIGARETTESY' A man stepped out of the car, and lo, it was Felix Deadmon. He walked briskly toward the office buildingg so I sur- mised that he and Claytie were the same good friends they had always been if not better! After scanning the street for some time, I noticed a gentleman and his wife who were entering a beautiful home. The lady, who suddenly turned about to assist one of her children, I recognized to be Sadie McCullough. I later became informed that she had received a M.R.S. degree, and had captured the man of her dreams. The thing that puzzled me was: where was Blake? But I should have known her to be the same care-free girl that she had always been. I finally espied her in a crowded hotel lobby, surrounded by a number of young men. Of course, they were admirers, how might they have been aught else? I was glad to see the same old Blake. I wonder if she ever will settle down. After having seen so very many of my school mates, I tuned in on a famous hospital in California, hoping to see more of them. The doors were open, enabling me to see in the spacious office, the helad nurse. I happened to hear' the name, Miss Zachary called, and was greatly gratified to see, once again, the smiling face of Mary. She appeared to be pleased and very well contented with her position in life. Then, to my astonishment, I saw another very business-like nurse enter the office. She said something to the doctor about one, Miss Langston. He answered, yes, Miss Jarvis, we heard from our foreign nurse today, and she will be here in a few weeks. I was surprised but felt fortunate to find Ruth and Hesttie employed at the same place. At last, I resumed my own thoughts again. I had been so very interesting in learning about my old classmates that I had been unaware of a knocking at the door. My visitors were Mr. and Mrs. I Da Know. My dear friend, Ethel, had mar- ried her 'tSoul-mate a few months previously. They were boarding across the street from me. Ethel seemed very happy in their little apartment, but was anxious to move into the new bungalow that I Do was having constructed. On being informed that Naomi was in New York, I again resorted to my radio. I located her in a busy office. She too was a stenographer. Presecntly she arose and left the room with a strange man. As they stepped from the elevator, I recog- nized the man to be Joe, whom Naomi had adored in her school days. I am very grateful to the inventor of this new radio, because there is nothing that pleases' me better than to see my old high-school friends. Now, since I have found all of my friends successful. I can return to my work more satisfied than before. My vocation, at present, is teaching English in high school. Kathrine Murr. Twenty-six n , ,.,, i.:i:n.Iiinii.--.HEI.-ii-.ii-.fi-.61-.Eg-.ity-ii.-.Ei-.Sii-.iin.iEn.r-.vw 1.-w..-.1-.H.H.i-.H.....-....--.--.-..-..-.4-..-.1-..-.,.....,.....f..--.--.-.--Q. ..-..4 Last VVill and Testament of The Class of Ninefl-vventyfSeven STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF DAVIE CITY OF COOLEEMEE We, the Senior Class of the Cooleemee High School, being about to make our departure from the said school, have taken inventory and discovered that we have numerous possessions of which we wish to dispose. We, being in our dignified mood and usual mind, do bequeath our possessions as follows: To Mrs. Bost, the Senior Class leaves, for next year, a class that will en- deavor to keep paper oil' the floor. The Senior Class wills to Miss Bumgarner a note-book so that it will not be IIQCESSRI5' for her to disiigure her History books in taking names. The English Class leaves to Miss Burriss the wish that her class of next year will acquire so lasting a knowledge of Milton and Shakespeare as have We. The Science Class bequeaths to Miss Glover a set of reference bocks on The Disappearance of Tails. The Senior Class of '27 wills to the Senior Class of '28 the priceless notes, left on their desks, which will be of practical value in the studies of French, Slang, Dog-Latin, and Love. I, Naomi Benson, do will my art in Writing love-letters to Elizabeth Hendrix. I, Margaret Carter, leave my ability to giggle to Virginia Miller. I, Felix Deadmon, do will my love for spooning to Edward English. I, Blake Evans, leave my sunny disposition to Ethel Louise Byerly. I, Richard Everhardt, do will and bequeath my Ford Roadster to Vergil House, providing that he will continue to accomodate the Basket Ball Girlsn by means of it. I, Erskine Heatherley, do will my row-boat to Everette Dennis upon his agree- give it the accustomed exercise in the moon-light. ment to I, Claytie Koonts, do will and bequeath my wicked eyes to Gladys Evans. I, Kate Langston, leave my reputation of flirting to Flora Nail. I, Ruth Jarvis, do hereby impart to Helen Zachary my gift of oratory. I, Hettie Langston, will my ability to express myself to Thomas Webb. I, Sadie Mae McCullough, will my athletic alacrity to Rachael Click. I, Euna Miller, bequeath my popularity among the boys to Dora Beck. I, Kathrine Murr, do will my love for dancing to Elizabeth Hendrix. I, Ethel Young, bequeath my laziness to Vergil House. I, Mary Zachary, do will my ability to ,please people to Virginia Miller, pro- viding that she will not over-use it in the service of teachers. Given under our hands and seals, Friday, the thirteenth day of May, In the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-seven. CSea1l CLASS OF NINETEEN-TWENTY-SEVEN, By Blake Irene Evans. Twenty-seven GIRLS 1 n.v-.n-.u.v-.--n-4--4-.1-U-.44.4he-.1-.u-.i-U-.n-.4-.1-.1-.n.u.f-.v-.v-.v-.--.--,--,-u- Through the Juniors' Spectacles BOYS BLAKE EVANS-PRETTIEST QHANDSOMESTJ ..,,.... ERSKINE HEATHERLEY NAOMI BENSON-MOST CHARMING ............ .... RICHARD' EVERHARDT MARY ZACHARY-MOST POPULAR .... ,,....,. F ELIX DEADMON CLAYTIE KOONTS-MOST ATHLETIC .... ......,.. HETTIE LANGSTON-MOST STUDIOUS --- ---- ETHEL YOUNG-BRIGHTEST ....,..... I KATHRINE MURR-WITTIEST ..... .... FELIX DEADMON ERSKINE HEATHERLEY --- ERSKINE HEATHERLEY RICHARD EVERHARDT EUNA MILLER-BIGGEST FLIRT --- ....... FELIX DEADMQON CLAYTIE KOONTS-CUTEST ........ ..,. R ICHARD EVERHARDT EUNA MILLER-MOST CARE-FREE --- ..... --- FELIX DEADMON RUTH JARVIS-BIGGEST TALKER .... .,.. R ICHARD EVERHARDT KATE LANGSTON-QUIETEST ......... -- ETHEL YOUNG-BEST ALL AROUND .... , ,..... .... ERSKINE HEATHERLEY RICHARD EVERHARDT SADIE MAE MCCULLOUGH-MOST BASHFUL --- ............. 1HUH?- MARGARET Twenty-eight CARTER-GIGGLIEST ............ --- FELIX DEADMON Famous Names HETTIE GREEN fa rich 1ady.J FELIX, the cat fa regulal' bear-cat.J NAOMI, RUTH, MARY Cfztom the Bible.J ZACHARY TAYLOR Cno Iifeg he's dead.J RICHARD COEUR DE LEON Crather fight than JOHN ERSKINE fa righter who writes.J CARTER'S Qoats.J CHARLES EVANS HUGHES Qjust ice.J WILLIAM BLAKE fTiger, tiger, burning bright.J KATHRINE fRussia both ways.J MILLER of the Dee fin name only.J ETHEL fgasj SCOTCH HEATHER CLEYJ fblue as.J KATE DOUGLASS WIGGINS. eat.J x.u.:i::w.iivu.gvsnz:-.fig..-E.4Hw.f5m.61n.Y.u.E-xii.-.sfnig-.Er-.v-.1 .-Q.-1vw1-1f-.4-.H.,-..-....,.,,..,-.--.-v.-..--1-.,-.f-.1-.......,...-....f-pq.,-1----1. ..-..-.. Latest Pictures CIRCE, THE ENCHANTRESS THE XVANDERER ...,....... WAR PAINT ....... THAT'S MY BABY --- SUBIVAY SADIE --- IT ............... - THE BIG PARADE ...I........ THE TEN COMMANDMENTS THE SAINTED DEVIL ......... PEG ' ' O MI HEART ........... FELIX RINGS THE RINGER --- CHARLESTON QUEEN ..... SHAMEFUL BEHAVIOR .... BLONDE SAINT ......... THAT ROYLE GIRL --- BEST PEOPLE --- LOVEY MARY ,...... XVHY WOMEN LOVE --- MEET THE PRINCE --- SNOWED IN ....... THREE BAD MEN ....... THE UNTAMED LADY --- THE TEMPTRESS ..... LET'S GET MARRIED --- CORPORAL KATE .......... JUST ANOTHER BLONDE -- LOVE 'EM AND LEAVE 'EM , ----Y------ BLAKE EVANS ,-, - ERSKINE HEATHERLEY -,----- KATHRINE MURR . ............. RUTH JARVIS SADIE MAE MCCULLOUGH ------ HETTIE LANGSTON -- THE SENIOR CLASS --- KATE LANGSTON I------ NAOMI BENSON ---. MARGARET CARTER ---- FELIX DEADMON --g--- KATHRINE MURR --- RICHARD EVERHARDT ,,--,--,- RUTH JARVIS -- ETHEL YOUNG --- SENIOR CLASS -- MARY ZACHARY ------- FELIX DEADMON --------------------- ERSKINE HEATHERLEY CLAYTIE, EUNA, ETHEL, FELIX, RICHARD ERSKINE, FELIX, RICHARD CLAYTIE KOONTS L-- EUNA MILLER ----- ETHEL YOUNG --,------- KATE LANGSTON - -- SADIE MAE MCCULLOUGH -- - RICHARD EVERHARDT Twenty-nine 1.n.u.n u 1. -1 U-.n-nn-.r-.rw ru n naw-vu--4nun-U-.v-.v-.u.r-.u.u.u.u--A-.4-.1-.nn-.u.n.n..n.rn.vu.InInvuup-u--r-.1w.n-.r-.1-.1-.--n-nu--an an HE GEEROOLEEME x X X X 1 .X Z.. Thirty 11. ,X 1 'Q 11 Z-. .ef , J - . ' J--Y E . HOU la OC SS tic rhle - vu--4--4--an1-.1-.1-.1-.f-.H.1-.-1.-H-1.-H-U-.1--n- J .......,..,...-.,..,...w..--. ., . Athletic Association Claytie Koonts Naomi Benson Blake Evans Mary Zachary Kathrine Murr Euna Miller Felix Deaclmcn Richard Everhardt Ethel Young Baxter Ridenhour Jessie Koonts Charles Alexander Paul Jarvis Johnny Gobble Vergil House Edward English Gladys Evans Thomas Webb Virginia Miller Helen Zachary Flora Nail Jack Byerly Jack Ridenhour John Ellis Smith Grady Milhollen Betty Dennis Muriel House Ruth Henry Charlie Belle Young Everette Dennis Thirty-one ,. ... . ., ., . ,. ,. .. .. .. ,. .. . ..., .,-.,-. , -. ,-.,-., .,.,-..-.,-..-....,-.,.....,..,.... .. .....-.,-.. .. . . ,. .. .. . ... T H E E I f I, E E EG 430 EEM f fx 1 1- v. - - H U I -1 U n . n , -,--1-.1--1-.1-.1-.nn-.r-.f-..-Uun.n.1-.n.n.n..f-.u.-ww.--mf-H--1-U-uv.4-.n n n n 1- up. f.. .. .. 'I'hi1'1 y-two. E cs CD CO an 'U .Z V1 cd fn U1 rx o on nun.:u.:i::ui-inni--.-Z:nvig-'E'.fig-.1611.Zan.i-.nE,-.isa-Si'-.Ei-.Emu-.u 1 1 -H-.1-U-.,-.1-.1-.,-.r-.'-.--U..-..-..--.-.1-0-.H.,-.v-..-.1-.1-.'-.--.1-.A.---, .. .. Boys Basket Ball Team YERGIL HOUSE -- 1, Captain FELIX DEADMON ....... . ................................,........... Manager This year our team was Composed of highly capable players, considering the fact that practically the whole squad consisted of beginners. Regardless of their inexperience, they have shown great skill on the athletic field, and have won greater victories in the way cf self-training than in scores. Cooleemee started the season by losing the first game to Woodleuf by a close score. They went into the second game, with Mocksville, witi a eterminatien to succeed-and they did. tl d Those on the squad were House, llfebb, B. Ridenhour, Milhollen, Deadmon, Everhardt, Sigmon, Alexander, Byerly, Smith, J. Ridenhour and Jarvis. House playing as center was the high scorer of the team, having S3 points to his credit. B. Ridenhour, playing forward, ranked ne:-it with 56 points. Deadmon, as guard, and XVebb, as forward, tied for the third place, each having 20 points. Flverhardt, as guard, and Sigmon, as forward, tied for' the fourth place, with 9 Joints each. Milhcllen, as forward, came seventh with 4 polnts. 10 Cooleemee 19 Cooleemee 17 Cooleemee 27 Coileemee 13 Cooleemee 21 Cooleemee 16 Cooleemee 24 Cooleelnee 12 Cooleemee 1-1 Ceoleemee 6 Cooleemee 22 Cooleemee 201 if-ga WON 3-LO ST 9 --- Versus 1, ,- Versus -W ,- Versus ,, --- Versus 1, -- Versus H- ,-- Versus 1, ,-- Versus -- -- Versus ,r -N Versus -M -,- Versus -- -,, Versus H, 1,1 Versus -- Totals -- Woodleaf -, , Mocksville -- Woodleaf -. .. ,r Cleveland --- Churchland Granite Quarry -,----- Spencer . ..,. Denton ..,- Mocksville N-- Copeland -- China Grove -- Clevellnd 12 17 21 14 31 22 19 26 31 19 30 19 263 Thirty-three an 1- - 1- U- -n , -1--nun 4- 4- 1- 1- n.v-.u.-u--.-.f--n-1-.1-.1-.1-.n.v-.u -.--4--1--1--4-.1-.H.1-.--.1-.1-.--.-----4--, -4 n n 4 1- f- 1- 4 -. -4 -A -I--4 - THE GEEROOLEEMEE 4- H 1- 1- n- - -. -. -1 -1 -1 -1 1- nu- v-.--.--.--.--4 f--4--u-n 1-.1-.f-.u .--I-.1--1--1--H f-.n.v- -.1-. -.1-f-----lm -1 -n-4 .1 1- v- vw v- 1- -.--. -4 -4 Thirty-fu.ur E C6 U I- To no K5 JC U1 at no L5 , ..-,,-.Hx,-.iii-.Efu.u.61.:Ew.'i5.-i-.a6-.45-.1i.'-.gainSi-vii--is-.1-.1 1 I w -.1-.v-.1anan-.-InU-u-U-U-In.41.fn.f-.v-.V-nun.:--4nu.u.n.v-.v-.un-.-----1f-.-.1--n Girls Basket Ball Team MARY ZACHARY -- -- Cilllfilill NAOMI BENSON ..... -H Manager MISS MARY LITTLE ......,........ ......---..----'-.----A--f--.,------- C OHCT1 The girls, basket ball team had the most successful season this year it has ever had. Coached by Miss Little all of the girls took a greater interest, than they ever have before, and only by a slight margin did the girls fail to win the district championship, losing to Salisbury in the final game.. Even at that our girls played four games in the elimination series while the champions played only three. Those on the squad were: M. Zachary, C. Koonts, E. Young, Murr, B. Evans, E. Miller, V. Miller, G. Evans, J. Koonts, Dennis, House, C. Young, Henry and H. Zachary. C. Koonts was the high scorer of the season, having 220 points, while M. Zachary followed with 204. H. Zachary scored 76, E. Young, 29, and B. Evans, 15. WON 10-LOST 5 24 Cooleemee --- Versus --- -- Churchland 2' -13 Cooleemee 34 Cooleemee 47 Cooleemee 25 Cooleemee 34 Cooleemee 74 Cocleemee -I0 Cooleemee 22 Cooleemee 35 Cooleemee 22 Cooleemee 33 Cocleemee 37 Cooleemee --- Versus --- --- Versus --- --- Versus ---- --- Versus --- -- Versus --- --- Versus -- --- Versus --- --- Versus -- --- Versus --- --------- Versus ---------- CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES ---------- Versus --------- --- Versus --- --- Woodleaf --- Woodleaf --- Cleveland --- Churchland -- China Grove -------- Spencer Granite Quarry -------- Salisbury - - - Denton - , - Salisbury - - China Grove ----- Spencer 43 Cooleemee ....... Versus ....... --- Thomasville 31 Cooleemee - - Championship Game - - .... Salisbury 544 Totals 1115 Thirty li L uni:unijiui-V-.Ein.EpuHna06'-6'ni-4-.EuE.uMn.E-:Eau-un A un--u.u.n-.--n-4--1-.un-.vnunu.:-.1-.mu-1v-4--n.ru1v.rw.u.'svn.-uf'-4-n--un Our ldea of Humor CWE CAN'T HELP ITD Erskine-I saw an awful accident this morning. Kate-What happened? Erskine-A woman had her eye on an seat and a nian sat Dick-You couldn't lend nie! two bits? Felix-How'd you guess it? J J A Margaret-Did you ever see the Catskill Mountains? Kathrine-No, but I've seen 'em kill niicleal I ' Ethel-Claytie, you have a nose like a pug dog. Lllaytie-Bow wow! V A l ' cn it. Dick Cin a grocery store?-What do you have in the shape of auto tires? Dorothy-Funeral wreaths, life preservers, and dougnuts. .gi 211 is sp Erskine-Miss Bunigarner, on what day of the week were you born? Miss Bulngarner fscratching her head Apensiyelyj-I d n't Miss Bunigarner fsternlyl-Are you eating, Richard? Dick-No'1n, I'n1 eating apple! ai if il 241 Miss Glover-What becomes of rocks when washed off coa Mary-Fishes eat 'en1, I suppose. Felix-When is a butterfly like a kiss? Claytie-When it lights on tu-lips. Erskine-I had a nightmare last night. Ruth-Yes, I saw you with her. Euna-I suppose you have kissed lots of girls before. Johnny-Yes, Dear, but all in preparation for you. Dick-You look sweet enough to eat. Dorothy-I do eat. Where shall we go? Miss. Glover-Name three things that contains starch. Hettie-Two cuffs and one collar. Miss'Bumgarner-Why did Clay never beconiel president? Erskine-He was full of mud. 21 df 21 S: Carl-May I hold your hand a second? Blake-How will you know when the second is up? Carl-Oh, I'll need a second hand for that. FelixfYou look like a sensible girlg let's get married, Claytie-Nothing doing! Pm just as sensible as I look. Erskine-Why do we buy these old invitations an 'P . y way. Kathrine-Fool! To get presents, of course. , The Uk.-What sort of basketball team have you got th Kathrine-Oh, some of the forwards don't dress badly and one of our guards is a perfect dear. , Thirty-six remember, exactly. st ? is year, Katherine? E C E E R 0 0 L E -.f--f--Q----4--4-w-U--rl. ii' i 1 '- ' , ga. , Zn, l . s- -' 1. M fs-Nts - mf-0 w - . ., . ,,,',,, -r x, V H .V , E ef., . 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