Dabney High School - Echoes Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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Y i 5 I A I . 1 I I 1 s N i 1 J -111-...-- -1 FIRST GRADE THBRD Rowg BRDOE RODTNSON, HAROLD BRAME, DOUGLAS PURTEAR, BETTY MATTHEWS, CHARLES WOODY, SHELTA CLARK, ROBERT GREEN, SEDOND ROWg JOSEPHSNE WEST, LAWRENOE BRAME, GENEVA KTM- DROUOH, DOUGLAS NETHERY, JHMMY ELLTNOTON, MYRTLE TRAVHSS FHRST Row, FRANCES DANEEL9 STLVTA DTOKERSON, ALEX EDHONDS, LODTSE OUBRTEN, BARBARA ELLUOTTQ WTNNTE ADCOGK, MARVTN ROBUNSONE, PORTLS AB5ENTg A. J, BALL, JR.g BETTT CLARK, HRENE PRDETT. MRS, LTLLTE MAE WALKER, THE rnRsT DRADE TEACHER, us A GRADUATE OF W, C. Us NL C, FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS SHE HAS BEEN HELPUNG THE WLUTTLE FOLREW OF DADNET GET STARTED ON THE RTOHT ROAD TO A SUGGESS BN EDUOATTDN. AMONG, THE MANY THKNGS FOR WHICH SHE WHLL BE REM!-IMBERED, HER UMMAGU- LATELT AERT HATR WELL HOLD AN DUTSTANDTND POSHTHONU SECOND GRADE FERST Rowg Ews, RUBY SECOND Row, BODDT KVEY, HENRY WTTM' ELLZNGTON, BTLL MATH- LUNCH, FATE OWEN, ROBERT GLOVER, Mass ALSTON DANNY ROBERSONQ KATHPSNE WULLEAMSON, BONNTE HESTER, RONNTE CHANDLER, DAN PAUL ELLHOTT, STEWART ELLBNGQ TONS THTRD Rowg H. B.TATNOR, NANCY FULLER, JUNE BDRWELL, JUDY GREEN, BOBBY BURROUGHS, BETHEA HARRUS, MAE 'HHcRS, JEANE WTLSON, TONNT BALL, GEQRGE ABBOTT, LUDT HAQRUS3 PUPELS ABSENTQ BTLLT HvET, BARBARA PDOAETT, BETTY JOE SHELTON9 DURQNG THE PAST SEVENTEEN YEARS, Mas ALSTON, THE SECOND' GRADE TEACHER, HAS FOUND A WARM PLADE FDR HERSELF HN THE HEARTS OF ALL THE DABNET PEOPLE, THE DOTS AND GBRLS WHOM SHE HAS TAUDHT ARE ESFEGBALLY TONS or HER. BECAUSE OF HER SYMFATHETGG UNDERETANDTND, NUMEROUS ADULTS AS WELL A5 DOTS AND DTRLS OF THis SCHOOL DESTPBCT HAVE SOUGHT HER ADVTOE AND HAVE GATNED OOORAOE AND STRENGTH TO FACE LHFE WUTH HTS NEVER ENDENG PROBLEMS, - SHE USES HER HANDS AS WELL AS HER TONGUE wHEN SHE SATS THAT HER RURTLS THHS TEAR, AS USUAL, ARE THE SNEETEST UN THE WORLD, G SHE ATTENDED WAKE FOREST AND FARMS VELLE STATE COLLEGE UN VTRDTNTA, A A O TEAcHERg JOHNNTE, WHY us HT WRONG TO SAT THAT You HAVE ET? dOHNNsEg UCAUSE I AENUT ET YET, 4 N S: - 1 5' IQ! AY I X N R- , my Us 9 -D K y fx! T74 1 1 I ' l 4 Y i l X f Q QA! - ' f 1 3---J-,. -1-A., -.. .vo ,-, 1 1-fi f- ,Q .'. i 511 -.lv . '1-T41...,p,,, ...Q I3 rf .s .O ,J in pl ' fm fp- ,..,1 .,,. I! It if V., ff 9 F3 ,Q 'Q--'fr' I 3 il 4 4 4 4 I 4 5, 4 4 4 4 , 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 If 4 4 4 44 44 4 4, 4 44 --li FTRST CARL FUNGH, NANNTE SUE TRAVUS, JBMMY AYSGUE, REBEGGA GREEN, HARTWELL HOPEQ SECOND ROWg HENRY BETTY MAY HDLLDWAT, WELSON, Mass ROWg LBNDA MTLDRED THIRD CLJFTON FULLER. THIRD GRADE Rows BRYANT AYSCUE9 NANCY WADE, MART BURROUGHSD FTNDH, BETTY ANN WRBGHT, VERGHE WULSON, NANCY WRHGHT9 PAT OUBREEN, FATE OVBRTEN, SUE HUNT BDTO. CLARK, STLVTA REAVES9 W. G, NEWMAN, BENNETT9 BETTY Hucms, CHRHSTHNE EDWARDS, CHRESTBNE FOURTH ROWg SBLLY OWEN9 EDGAR PARHAN, STLVTA BRANE, MART HDREB FRED PATTERSDN, Ros: WTLSDN, JOHN GLTTEDRD, Mess SUE HUNT BDTD, A GRADUATE or GEORGE WASHTNGTDN UNEVER' SSTYS HAS BEEN A FAUTHFUL TEACHER HERE FOR THE PAST 14 YEARS. SHE HAS YEAR SHE AND THE THTRD GRADE LED THE SGHOOL HN THE POLHO DRHVE BY GBVDNG 317, SERVED THE SCHOOL UN EVERY WAY THAT SHE COULD, THHS 15A M1 Q EADH MEMBER or THE THTRD GRADE HAS JDTNED THE LONE RANGER SAFETY CLUB AND HAS TRTED TD HELP TNRRDVE SAFETY PLANS FOR THE ENTIRE scHooL. THETDRE A GDDD GRADE AND MUCH CAN BE EXPECTED or THEME A FTRST FOURTH GRADE ROWg HARRY WREGHT9 A. B, GREEN, CHARLES PARROTT, FRED CDLET. SECOND ROWg BARRARA NETHERY, Louns MATTHEWS9 EDTTH RDSE WELLS, THTRD EDETH WADE, FLORENGE KUMDRDUGH, EDWTN HARRHS, JR., ROWg SHURLEY RDEERSDN, JOAN OWEN, MARY ELQZABETH CDLET, TRSS CLARK, JOHNNY WRUGHT, ROBERT PARROTT9 G. W. NoRw wooog ARTHUR BRAME9 MTSSRDDT MGGANN. FOURTH Rowg GERALD ROBENSON, SDNNT PARROTT9 WBLLUAM KTM- BROUGH, RUTH DANHEL, ETTA GoocH GLOVER, SAAH BRAME, ALLEN BROWN, CHESTER ROBERSON, ABSENTg GARRT ABBOTT9 CHARLES WEST DOROTHY STANLEY, RAYMOND FUNDHD CHARLES AYSGUEQ Mass MGCANN HAS NOT ONLY TAUGHT ALL THROUGH THE scHooL BUT SHE HAS ALSO GONE ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE SCHOOL, SHE HS A GRADUATE or DABNEY AND WTC.U.NoCo AFTER FUNTSHTND AT WDC., Mxss MDCANN DANE BACK TQ DABNEY TO HELP GHRLS AND BOYS wHo WERE TRAVELTNG THE SAME ROAD THAT SHE HAD TRAVELEDA THAT us ONE OF THE REASONS WHT so MANY PUPHLS TURN TO Mass MDGANN FOR ADVECE. 1 x' I 6 7' X Ty, i 1 + 1 1 ' w 1 1 r 1 w w v 1 V N N if l 3 1 FIFTH GRADE M TOP ROWg HARDHE HARRIS, BERT CREWS, CAROLYN ROBERTSON, ERNEST KBMBROUGH, VSRGRNEA Hacxsg ROSA LEE TRAVIS, THTRO ROWg HENRY WILSON, THOMAS WTLLTEORO, BETTY JANE Wooov, SAN HARPER, MARY FRANCES ROHTNSON, QUNE KNOTT, Mass DARE WTATTT SECOND ROWg LTNOTA STRTOLANO, GEORGE WANDZELAK, JERRY GLOVER, OWEN WREGHT9 JRE, NORA KAT STEM, ANN SADLER, BETTY GLOVER. FBRST ROW? MARY FRANCES CLTEEORO, STEVE BALL, ROBERT HARRTS f MTLOREO MATTHEWS, PATSY Moss, JUNE ELLHNGTONQ Mass DARE WTATT, A GRADUATE OF FLORA MAGDONALO COLLEGE, HAS BEEN LENOTNO MORAL SUPPORT TO DABNEY SCHOOL FOR APPROKEMATELY 14 YEARS, DURENG THAT TBME, SHE HAS ETRNLT PLANTEO THE ROOTS or FREENDSHEP HN THE HEARTS or THE DABNEY PEOPLE, HER FORMER PUPHLS OFTEN PAY HER A SHMPLE BUT SHNGEREI GOMPLHMENT WHEN I !'! THEY SAYQ 'Mass NYATT WTLL HELP uso SHE as A VOOOO EOO.Un SIXTH GRADE FOURTH ROWS KATHLEEN BORROOOHS, RAYMOND BRANE, THOMAS Bos-H ve W BUTT, JOHN ADAMS WTLSON, MAURTOE CARPSQ OTHO NORWOOD. ' THTRO ROW3 DALORES WANDZERLAKS MARGARET RAYNOR, ELSTE RUTH N Hscxs, SHTRLET HOPE, HENRV BENNETT, if SEOONO ROWg VTROTNTA OWEN, ANNTE LEE DANHELS, MARTE FVEY MRSQ EVELYN INEZ EDMONDSQ FSRST ROWg MARVIN MATTHEWS, WTLLTAN DTOKERSON, BOBBY BALL, BETTY JEAN PATTERSON, PEGGY HEETER, MRS, EDMUNDS as ONE or THE NEWEST MEMBERS OF THE DABNEY ' FACULTY, THES as ONLT HER SEOONO TEAR EN THE WORK OF TRATN- SNG THE DABNEY LEADERS OF TOMGRROW. SHE WTLL PROBABLY BE REMEMBERED BEST ROR HER ERTENOLT SMHLE, HER AOTLTTT TO ENJOY LBFE, AND HER ARTHSTIC QUALHTHESQ HER STUDENTS ALWAYS LOOK X FORWARD TO THE FEREODS WHEN THEY WTLL LEARN A NEW SONG OR TO THE PERIOD WHEN THEY WQLL OOLOR A NEW PIGTUREH Q MRS, X EDMUNDS ATTENOEO E0 Go To C0 filly, 5 R A ,X DONDT LIVE JUST FOR TODAY AND HTS PLEASURES3 PLAN, WORK, AND BUELD YOUR BLESSANGS OF' TOMORROWE 0 0 A lg we-use i i Q r U . . f! -4 6 . 4 ? 5 1 I i i I 1 i g. I Q, K I 3 1 w 9' 1 H, , W ? 5 gl ml , H 4 N 1 1! M W4 'I 'x W ' 1 Y 1 1 ZW I J SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROWS MAUDE GWYNNU VTNOENT TRAVTSD WALLARO HAYES, WATSON HOLLOWAYS AMOS BREWER, LEON ROBERSONQ JOHN ED HARRTS MTDDLE ROWS L. A. HARRBS, MAOOOLTNE EDWARDS, BARBARA ROBQ ERSONO ROSE MATHEWS9 BETTY AYSCUE, CARL ADCOCKS FRONT Rows JESSE STEM, ELSTE KNOTT, MARY ANN ROBERSON ANNGE BELL HARRQSD STLVTA PARROTT, MARY ALECE BOWLTN, JOE WOODT5 ABSENTT AROHTE WEST9 CLYDE SAUNDERS, ELSTE MAE NEWD MAN, JOHNNY MOD NTEL. MRS. GWYNN, THE NEWEST MEMBER OF OUR FACULTY, us WRTNOTNS MANY OOMPLTMENTS FROM BOTH PUPTLS AND TEACHERS. SHE as PROB ABLY BEST LUKED FOR HER FRTENDLTNESS AND HER WTLLTNONESS T0 COOPERATE, THE PUPELS SOMETTMES WONDER HOW THEY EVER OOT ALONG WETHOUT HERE EIGHTHEGRADE FOURTH ROW: JAMES B. WELSON9 EUGENE CLARKE, DAVUD GLOVER, WUNFRED HAYES9 UOHN BRAME. THQRD Rowa ETHEL HELLBARDQ JANE OUBRTEND MARTHA ABNORWOOD ANNTE L. HEDGEPATH, EMMA J. HARRHS9 MARTA DANUEL, S. B.CREws SECOND ROWS W. H. ROBERSON, LEON BARKER, BOBBY WADE, THOMAS HTCKSU FARRELL NETHERY, JULEAN CAPPS, UAMES MATHEWS, DON BURROUGHSO FTRST ROWZ DOROTHY BRAME, NEVA LOU STRECKLAND, ANN CLTF- FORD, MARY E. NEWMAN, VALLTE OWEN, MARY ANNE CREWS, MARTHA MGOANTEL5 ABSENT3 FRED OOROAN. ca if 9 IIN! Ill 5 I gi N1 lys THE EUGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFUGERS ARE AS FOLLOWS3 PRESIDENT, JANE DUBRTEN5 VTOE PRESHDENTD ETHEL HHLLTARDQSECRETARY, MAR- THA A. NORWOODQTREASURER, LEON BARKERS THE OLASS OOLORS ARE WHNE AND SOLD.THE CLASS FLOWER as THE AMERTOAN BEAUTY ROSE. UTHBNK TWTCE BEFORE You SPEAKU HAS BEEN CHOSEN FOR THE OLASS MOTTO. MEMBERS OF THE CLASS HAVE TAKEN PART HN A NUMBER OF ACTUV' TTDES. ALMOST ALL OF THE CLASS ARE TAKUNG PART EN THE A-H CLUBV SOFTBALL, OR BASEBALLB THREE OF THE GHRLS,JANE OUBRTEN ETHEL HHLLCARDOAND MARTHA ANNE NORWOOD, MAKE UP PART OF THE HBGH SOHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM, JULEAN CAPPS BELONOS TO THE BOY ScOuTs. EMMA JEAN HARRHS, MARTHA ANNE NORWOOD9 VALLTE OWEN AND ANNTE LADRTE HEDGEPETH ARE DEVELOPING THETR MUSICAL TAL- ENTS, THE EOLLOWTNO HAVE A PERFECT ATTENDANCE RECORDS ANNE CLBFFORD, MARY ANN CREWS, MARTA DANHELS,MARTHA DANHELSBETHEL HELLEARDD JANE OUBREEN, AND NEMA Lou STRTGKLAND.dANE OUBRHEN BS THE ONLY ONE ON THE HONOR ROLLS 9 TE D 9 71 K! X 1 1 Y 1 1 1 cv 1 I 1 I 1 1 P T 1 I i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' n 'Cn'-x . N, A, 1 4' '- Ly in .Y Q g Jwfg gb 1 t A C , il X Q1- NL. . YY' W- 9.fQ.,- f. f .2f ' . .., ,fx , :QA 2 ,fi V- if T F7-,lv-In-I.! - V 1 . . v V , 'K '- .ef - ' AW- ' 1... ,... ,,,- 1.z.:,::.. , ' ':,,:-H : ' rf' i N N l 1 I 1 i I I N 1 5 4 i 1 f Q Q I 0 l 1 V 0 i l W I x K I l.. ti, . 1 N 5 Q 1x N 11 ,Y -lf! Q F ' ,-1,-.QAHL-.W QL, - .-V I ' - Y I I If-zt ' - -,., Y '1a........,-. ,,.......1z.:,1..4:g1. .. g,4:: 'J -, . 34' 1 1 1 1 . , i N W 1 ' 1 F I X! U l s i I I 1 l J x I I K I I Q I Tl I 1 I Z1 I I II 1. i. II I I I I I I I I I f I I I I , I I I II I 'I If I I I I II 5. 'r A1 II I I I , I I I I I I I I 1 1 3 NINTH GRADE Q 6 BACK ROWg JAMES OBBRBEN, WILLIE JACK STEM, HAROLD HICKS, GILBERT HEDGEPATH, SIDNEY KNOTT, SIDNEY BRAME, MRS. CREWS MIDDLE ROWg ROBERT WOODY, ALBERT LEE WADE, JAMES BLACKMON, HOWARD WOODLIER, RAYMON ABBOTT, MAHLON CLIFFORD, GEORAL HALL ADCOCK h FRONT ROWg AUDRY AYSCUE, MOLLY ANN FINCH, ANNE lvEY, MARY HELEN NEWTON, MARY CLARK, WYVONNE WILDERSON, NELLIE OWEN, MARIAN OWEN, A MANY OF THE MEMBERS OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS FOUND BT DDFFIWLT TO ADJUST T0 THE CHANGE FROM THE EHGHTH GRADE TO HIGH SCHOOL, THEIR FHRST GRADES WERE VERY LOWS BUT NOW THAT THEY HAVE BE' COME BETTER ADJUSTED, THEIR GRADES HAVE BMPROVED. MOST OF THEM ENJOY BEING HN HHGH SCHOOL. MRS, NANCY CREWS, THE FRENCH AND HOME EC. TEACHER, HS A , GRADUATE or MARS HILL AND E. C. T. C, THIS YEAR MRS. CREWS 'Iv HAS NOT ONLY TAUGHT FIVE AND SIX CLASSES BUT HAS ALSO ,WORKED WITH THE SOFTBALL CLUB, GHRLSE BASKETBALL GLUE, HELPED WITH THE JUNHOR D SENSOR BANQUET, COACHED THE SENHOR PLAY, SERVED AS PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN FOR THE P. T. A,, AND DONE ,AVA OTHER JOBS FOR THE SCHOOL. THE STUDENTS THINK THAT SHE IS A is GRAND TEACHER. AND MISS MANEY THHNKS THAT SHE ES A SPLENDID .,N CO-WORKER. ff TENTH GRADE STANDINGQ BILL ADCOCK, BARBARA JEAN NORWOOD, MARY ANN HICKS, ROSALYN CREWS, MARTHA WELLS, THOMAS HILLIARD, IRVTN ROBINSON, MRS. CREWS SEATEDg UERE PARROTT, ALICE JEAN BREWER, DOROTHY ADCOCK, EUNIGE CAPPS, MARIE OWEN THE MEMBERS Or THE SOPHOMORE CLASS ARE ENJOYING THEIR PRES- ENT POSITION KN HIGH SCHOOL. THEY CAN LOOK BACK AND LAUGH X I AT THE CRAZY THINGS THEY DID WHEN THEY WERE ERESHMEN. THEY CAN ALSO LOOK FORWARD T0 THEIR JUNIOR YEAR WHEN THEY WILL GIVE THEIR JUNIOR PLAY AND ENTERTAEN THE SENDORS, lT'S GOOD O TO BE A SOPHOMORE, ISNUT IT? THAT IS THE YEAR WHEN LAUCHTER pf x COMES THE EASEEST AND WORRBES ARE THE FEWEST, 4 ff I ALICE JEANg HAROLD, WOULDNUT YOU HATE TO BE A POTATO AND GET ' DIRT IN YOUR EYES? HAROLD YEAH, OR BE A CABBAGE AND GET YOUR HEAD SHREADEDB iff-X .91 - 5 .LSE .M::L-I-......-.. Q-Illi' Q S 1 I A 1 1 1 I v A Y 4 W , 1 1 1 1 ik T' R 4 ti i 1 Q 1 N I I X I 3 I I 2 X I I e I . i I. IN 1 6 W I J w 1 I , W 4 5 1 5 1 1 i r 'Nw , at ...H xt. ,ft .Wx f 1 'Qs 1 1 1 f I 's 2 i i i 1 1 L 1 F ' 1 1 i 1 1 fu 3. I 7 1 T j. Q I l sl II l 2 1 4 , 1 A 1 ,l1.. 1..-.. TO THE JUNIORS OF DABNEY HIGH' To THE DEAR JUNIORS or OLD DASNEY HIGH: WE HATE TO THINK THAT THE TIME IS DRAWING NIGH WHEN WE WILL HAVE TO PART WITH JUST A FAREWELL SONG. WE WILL THINK or THINGS WE HAvE DONE--EIGHER RIGHT OR WE WILL MISS YOU ALL SO VERY MUCH, OUR CLASS BID HAVE A SMALL LITTLE BUNCH. EVEN IF BERTHA AND I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER OLD DABNEY HIGH WITH THE JOKES SHE TOLD AND OUR LAUGHIND UNTIL WE THD WOULD DIE. Ir FRANK GETS Low GRADES IN FRENCH YOU WILL ALL KNOW 7 IT'S BECAUSE BERTHA DOESN'T SIT DESIDE HIM ANYMORE. WHEN WE HAVE GONE, OONvT LDDK AS IF YOUR VERY LAST FR JUST KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING UNTIL WE RETURN AFTE THE TEACHERS ALWAYS TOLD US WE WERE THE WORST CLASS I I GUESS IT WAS BECAUSE WE WERE SUCH LITTLE FOOLS. OR WAS IT BECAUSE WE STOOD UP FOR EACH OTHER IN PEACE OR WAR -- EVEN IF HE WASN'T OUR BROTHER, WE WILL MISS JANE ASKIND FOR A MIRROR ON GLASS, AND MISS MANEY, OUR HOME ROOM TEACHER, WHOM WE DELIE AND THEN THERE IS LITTLE RUTH, THE SMALLEST or US AL IT WILL BE HER VOICE WE WILL MISS IN THE HALL. MY, WE FORGOT GWEN AND MALCOLM -- AN EXAMPLE OF TRUE No WONDER THEY WERE LOVEY-DOVEY ON THE HAY RIDE THAT AND WHEN WE HEAR A PIANO, BETTY JANE WILL BE THE ONE WHETHER IN EARLY JUNE OR LATE DECEMBER. To US, MARGARET AND RUTH WERE THE SILENT KIND, V L WRONG UGHT WE IEND HAS GONE R So LONG. N SCHOOL, E WOULD LAST s LOVE RIGHT NIGHT! WE REMEMBER BUT FROM WHAT WE SEE ON MARGARET'S FINGER, I THINK SHE USED HER MIND: THEN LAST OF ALL, THERE'S JIMMY WHOM WE BELIEVED TO BE SHY, BUT BETSY DOESNDT THINK so BECAUSE SHE SAYS IT'S THE KNDT HE WANTS TO TIE. U YDU ARE ALL TO US SD VERY DEAR, BECAUSE NO ONE DID ANY or YOU FEAR. WELL, THE TIME HAS COME WHEN WE MUST PART, AND WE DREAD IT FROM THE BOTTOM or DUR HEART. MAY GOD LOOK OVER You AND GUIDE YOU ALONG YOUR PATH, HELPING YOU DO THE RIGHT AGAINST THE WRONG WITH A RATH. THIS MEMORY WILL ALWAYS LIVE IN DUR HEART, WHEN WE THINK or THE DAY FROM OLD DABNEY WE WILL PAR LILLIE MAE CRDDKER T .4- if fe? f I xy.m M I Q I X K x I ,f f E I VITA 1 1 1 1 5 P 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 3 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 3 1 1 X -1,l.l..-l-1 HAARON SLTCK FROM PUNKTN CRICKU ON MARCH 4, THE UUNTOR GLASS PROUDLY PRESENTED THE THREE AGT PLAY, NAARON SLTGK FROM PUNKEN CRTGK.n IT WAS A GREAT SUGGESS. IN FACT, HT WAS So SUCCESSFUL THAT THE GLASS PRESENTED BT THE SECOND TTME FDR THE BENEFDT OF THOSE PUPHLS wHo COULD NOT ATTEND THE FIRST PLAYENGS THE PROCEEDS FROM THHS PLAY WENT TO FEED HUNGRY SENBORSS THE CAST WAS AS FOLLOWS: AARON SLTGK, FRANK WOODLTEF5 MR. MERRBDEW, UHMMYAPARROTTQ MRS. ROSA BERRY, JANE ELLIOTTS STS RTGGS, RUTH BREEDLOVE5 GHRL BN RED, BETTY JANE BARKER5 CLARENCE GREEN, MALCOLM SATTERWHBTE5 GLADYS MAE MERRBDEW, GWENDOLYN EARP5 HOTEL GUESTS, RUTH WOODY, GERTRUDE OUBRTEN, HAROLD CHANDLER, MARGARET PARROTT, GEORAL HARPER, AND BTLL ADCOGKS SENEOR HONORS AFTER A CLOSE ExAHTNATToN OF THETR HUGH SCHOOL GRADES, THE SENTORS SELECTED THEIR HONOR STUDENTS. MILDRED STRICKLAND HAD THE HHGHEST AVERAGE FOR THE FOUR YEARS5 THEREFORE, SHE WAS GHOSEN VALEDTGTORTAN OF HER CLASS. GERTRUDE ODBRIENUS AVERAGE wAS SECOND HEGHESTg GONSEQUENTLY, SHE WAS GHOSEN SALUTATO' RBANS WBLLDAM HUNTER GREWS AND BELLY BURROUGHS WERE NEXT UN LUNE FOR THESE HONORSS THE CLASS ALSO ELEDTED THE FGLLOWTNG SUPERLATTVEST MTLDRED STRTGKLAND - BRAENBEST, MOST RELBGIOUS, MOST POLITEQ GERTRUDE OUBREEN - MOST ROMANTEG GBRL, AND LOUDEST GIRLS HAROLD LEE CHANDLER S HOST RONANTTO Dov, AND NEATEST SENIORB MORRTS HARDTN WTLSON - WTTTTEST, LOUDEST, AND BEST DBSPOSED5 WJLLIAM HUNTER CREWS Q GLASS BABY Dov, AND MOST ATHLETBC DOY5 GEORAL HARPER - SHEIKQ AND MOST EXAGGERATED5 MARGARET OWEN - MOST POPULAR, AND MOST ENERGETTG5 RUTH DTGRERSON - MOST POETIC, AND MOST RELUABLE JUDITH WGODY - MOST BASHFUL, MOST STUDBOUS, AND MOST LIKELY TO SUCGEED5 BTLLY BURROUGHS - DRATNTEST Dov, AND MOST POLITE BOY5 MARGARET PARROTT Q FRTENDLTEST, AND MOST ATHLETIC GHRL. FOR GLASS NIGHT, THE GLASS GHOSE MARGARET PARROTT TO PRESENT THE CLASS HHSTORY9 MARGARET OWEN T0 PRESENT THE GLASS WULL, JUDTTH WODDY T0 PRESENT THE CLASS GBFTS, AND BTLLY BURROUGHS T0 GHVE THE GLASS PROPHEOYS W 0 4 A SYNONYM ES A WORD YOU USE WHEN YOU CANUT SPELL THE OTHER ONE. w S P SJ' 'LN Twig I Lffx x' T Ty, 7 T 1 1 I i , 1 W E ,JC il- ill- s Mrs A ,V i 1 rl H 5 ' x ' N i ' 6 fqdsfg-xx m f: 'N ix if 4:3 I N Q il , -: 1 XX If .2 1 ' I, - 1- h 1 1 'vt b fl!! xx Q ff' LW ' X, , ff' M t I lf' XX f we XX ix ,f I Xxx f3 A, , 4. KKK-xx ' a BN w XQJ' I , 1 E If ,f A A 1 Q, X Q J 1 X K - x .f y , J, 1 Ilf- W, ,.-. V ff , S X xy xx x xxx k x ,- 1: 4. 31 w w N w N 1 U ,g Ru-U1 Dickes-sozv BRLKB Burrouglw 5, V 1 i l . 5 Gern-uck 0'Bf l'6N HHroLcf Lee CfmfrJLcr Seca-eTnr-J mvd 77een54,,-e 4 Mimrecl STricKl.AlvJ 1 1 Jucli-nw. Woo JJ 9 1 z A i 1 I l 4 I 1 1 1 1 i 5 1 1 I 1 s I .1 1 1 i 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 l'1nn3nReT Owezv E W5Hu1vTeR, CH.ewS' Wee PRQSXAQ-NT V M NnR3nneT Hmv PQRRQTT Pne S i alervT MoRRl'S M'Lsorv GeonnLd Hlmyen x 4 E w I I I 1 4 Y 1 4 V 1 w w r w .,,,i.1..T-T-1 DON'T BE BASHFUU' fe 6 THE THREE ACT PLAY, nDON'T BE BASHFUL,n WAS PRESENTED AT DABNEY HIGH SCHOOL, DECEMBER 10, 1948, BY THE SENIOR GLASS, THE FACULTY COMPLIMENTED THE SENIORS FOR HAVING THE BEST PLAY PRESENTED FOR QUITE A WHILE, THIS MADE EACH MEMBER OF THE CLASS FEEL THAT HIS WORK HAD NOT BEEN TOO HARD THE CHARACTERS wERE AS FOLLOWSg NANCY ADAMS, MARGARET ANN Q PARROTTg WALTER ADAMS, HAROLD LEE CHANDLER? GRACE ADAMS, GERTRUDE I O'BRIEN, KEN HUNT, GEDRAL HARPER? SAM HUNT, WILLIAM HUNTER CREWS5 JUDY HUNT, MILDRED STRICKLAND: LARRY MARSHALL, BILLY BURROUGHS5 PHYLLIS BURK, MARGARET OWEN? FRANCES TERRY, RUTH DICKERSON3 CAROLINE GREEN, JUDITH WOODYQ OFFICER PLUCK, MORRIS HARDIN 4?,FI WILSON. 5 I SENIORS , WE HAVE WORKED OUR WAY FROM THE FIRST THROUGH THE TWELFTH, AND WE ARE QUITE PROUD OF EACH LITTLE SELF. WE KNOW NDT OF WHAT'S IN THE FUTURE FDR US, BUT T0 GET AHEAD, STRUGGLE, WE MUST. WE ARE LDDKING FORWARD TO THE MONTH OF MAY, L A IA- , FDR THIS IS WHEN WE RECEIVE OUR TWELVE YEARS PAY. NX WHEN WE STEP FORTH FOR OUR DIPLOMA, WE WILL TURN DUR TASSEL ,V- AROUND, ff THIS WILL SIGNIFY OUR WORK FOR OUR GAP AND GOWN. WE WANT TO THANK OUR TEACHER, TOO, FOR WHAT THEY HAVE DONE, FDR THEY HAVE HELPED Us THROUGH THE BATTLE THAT WE HAVE WONE WHERE EvER WE GO, wHETHER FAR OR NIGH, WE'LL NEvER FORGET DEAR DLD DABNEY HIGH. . ' RUTH DICKERSON A RIDE ON A SCHOOL BUS DOWN THE RDAD COMES THE OLD SCHOOL SUS, SLAM: BAM! WHAT A FUSS! THE DOOR SWINGS OPEN, WE ALL PILE IN, X THE BIG IN FRONT, THE LITTLE BEHIND. WITH A MIGHTY JERK, AND A TERRIBLE ROAR, WE ARE OFF AGAIN TO GET SOME MORE, fx THERE IS NO ROOM EESIDE MY GIRL, ff ,7 SD I PUSH THE LITTLE GUY IN A TWIRL, I THERE ARE SOME MORE DESIDE THE ROAD. PULL IN CLOSE AND SEE THEM JUMP: ONE JUST CLEARED THE DLD PINE STUMP! Now SLAM THE DOOR AND LET HER HUMPD B. BURROUGHS . x -, ,, O if 2 Ny X -e- x..J9'l , f , K-Q NE-. , 1 i 1 4 1 1 1 i E I 4 i l 1 1 x -.,-.. , s wx I' J' fl gfnil , vw . .YW-., YP 15' M fi., N 1 3 4 -I 1 E i I 1 1 11 Q3 BAOK ROW: MARTHA WELLS, ROSALYN GREWS, ANN IVEY, GWEN- ,qi iii DOLYN EARP, WYVONNE WQLKERSON, MARTON OWEN, DOROTHY ADCOGK, COAGH NANOEY CREWS. FRONT Rows MARTHA ANN NORWOOD, ALTCE JEAN BREWERS MARGARET JABNEY DEBS ANN PARROTT - CAPTAINQ MARGARET OWEN - CO-CAPTABN, JANE ODBRTEN, ETHEL HDLLEARDO THE 048 - UQQ SEASON WAS NOT THE BEST TN THE HTSTORT OF THE DASNET DEBS. THEY LOST THEER FBRST THREE HARD FOUGHT GAMES OF THE SEASON TO AYCOGK AND STOVALLG THECR NEXT TWO LOSSES WERE f BOTH TO MEDDLEBURGG TT WAS UN THE LAST GAME WITH MIDDLEEURG ' THAT THE GUARDS DTD THEBR BEST PLAYTNG or THE SEASONO THE THDE GHANGED9 THOUGH, WHEN THE DEBS MET TOWNSVTLLE, EVERY PLAYER WAS GTvEN A OHANOE T0 PARTBGUPATE HN THTS GAME. WHEN THE GAME WAS OVER, THE DEBS REALBZED THAT AN EASY VTOTORT HAD THE SOORE WAS 3 - 80 WAS A GOOD FEEL NG THE LAST GAME WITH TOWNSVBLLE WAS JUST AS EASTLT WONG - HUGH SCORERS OF THE SEASON WERE MARGARET PARROTT AND MARGARET OWENS BEEN WON. THBS THME THEY GODLD JOYFULLY TELL EVERYONE THAT 5 TT T . 4 OABNEY DUDES . we BACK ROW: WHLLBE J, STEM, FRANK WOODLTEF, HRVHN ROBINSON , 0 3. JERE PARROTT, BTLLT BURROUGHS, COAGH S. B, GREWS. ff MHODLE ROWS WBLLBAM HUNTER CREWS, MORRTS HARDEN WILSON. T FRONT ROWS HAROLD HTOKS, BTLL AOOOOK, GAMES OUBRIEN, HAROLD LEE CHANDLER - CARTATN, GEORAL HARPER, C. Y. HARRISQ THE DASNET DUDES LOST THEAR FHRST TWO GAMES OF THE SEASON TO ATGOOK. THE NEXT GAME, THOUGH, WAS A MTGTORY FOR THE BOYS. THEY DEEEATED STOVALL 22 D 25. TN THE FOURTH GAME, THE DUDES BECAME LOSERS AGABNS THIS TIME THEY LOST TO MHDDLEBURG 18-19. BUT BN THE RETURN GAME, WHTGH WAS PLAYED HN THE HENDERSON , GYMNASTUM, THE DOTS DEEEATED MTDDLEDORG 22 S 13. THE LAST X 1 TWO GAMES WERE PLAYED WTTH TOWNSVKLLES OF COURSE, THE DOVS WON TWO EASY VBGTOREESQ T HUGH SCORERS OF THE SEASON WERET WTLLTAM HUNTER GREWS, HAROLD LEE GHANLER9 AND BTLL ADCOCKS pf O H M T 'X WE CAN WORK TOGETHER BETTER AS A TEAM THAN AS HNDEVBDUALSO 7? .E MERLE THORPE , N 1 L ef I L , 1 l Q4 i 3 1 ,i F 1 4 -l.iil-- -1 SOFTBALL TEAM BACK Rowg MARIE OWEN, BARBARA JEAN NORWOOD, RUTH BREED- LOvE, MARTHA WELLS, DOROTHY ADCOCK, ROSALYN CREWS. FRONT ROWg EUNICE CAPPS, GWENDOLYN EARP, MARGARETT OWEN, RUTH DICKERSON, ALICE JEAN BREWER, MARGARET ANN PARROTT, AS THE DABNEY ECHOES GOES TO PRESS, BOTH THE SOFTBALL AND THE BASEBALL TEAMS ARE BUSY PRACTICING AND GETTING IN SHAPE FOR THE SEASON. BOTH TEAMS ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO A GOOD SEASON, BASEBALL TEAM BACK ROWg WILLIE JACK STEM, IRVBN ROBERSON, MORRIS HARDIN WILSON, COACH S. B, CREWS MIDDLE Rows HAROLD HHCKS, JAMES OUBRIEN, WILLIAM HUNTER CREWS9 BILL ADCOGK, JERE PARROTT FRONT ROWg MALGOM SATTERWHITE, HAROLD LEE CHANDLER, C. Y, HARRIS, JR., GEORAL HARPER9 BELLY BURROUGHS OUR HATS ARE OFF T0 MR. S, B, CREWS2 WE SALUTE HIM BECAUSE OF THE GREAT SERVIGE HE ES RENDERING TO DABNEY SCHOOL. WHILE OTHERS WHO HAVE LESS TRAINING THAN HE ARE BEING PAID HIGH SALARIES FOR DOAOHING, MRM CREWS GIVES HIS TIME AND EFFORTS TO DABNEY SCHOOL. THROUGH HIS EFFORTS, HE IS HELPING THE DABNEY BOYS BEGOME BETTER ATHLETES, BETTER SPORTS, AND BET' TER CITIZENS. HIS ONLY PAY FOR HIS GOOD WORKS IS THE UNLIM- ITED ADMIRATION AND RESPECT OF THE PUPBLS, THEIR PARENTS,AND THEIR TEAGHERS. LET US HOPE THAT MR. CREWS WILL SEE FIT TO REMAIN WITH DABNEY SOHOOL. It Q U THE MOST COMICAL GAME OF THE YEAR' WAS THE ONE BETWEEN THE SENIOR GIRLS AND THE TEAGHERS. MR. EARP WAS A SHOW BY HIM- SELF. HE WORE HIS WIFEBS HAT, DRESS, AND HOSE. MISS MANEY WORE KNBCKERS AND A STRAW HAT. THE REST OF THE TEACHERS AND THE SENIORS WERE DRESSED SN JEANS OR SLACKS. THE HIGH LIGHT OF THE GAME OAME WHEN MISS MANEY GOT HER BIG FEET TANGLED UP AND TAGKLED MRS. CREWS, SHE IS OOING OUT FOR FOOTBALL NEXT YEARS A PROCEEDS FROM THE GAME WILL GO TO HELP PAY COHMENCEMENT EXPENSES, MT W N I 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 4 N 1 ' 1 4 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 I f Z lg- -M . Wu fgjljy. clk ' L, el 1f l 1 I 1 1 ., : IQ W 3 A lx 'w 1 i ws k V ,K g VV 4 B P l l I I I I I 1 I I 1 I I 1, I I Ll I I I I . I I I I I I I I I II I: II II f I I . I . I I I I I I I I .1ii 3 JUNIOR H H SIXTH ROW: LEON ROBERSON, JOHN EDWARD HARRIS, EUOENE CLARK, ANNA LAURIE HEDGEPETH, DAVID GLOVER, VALLIE OWEN, THOMAS BOBS BITT, JOHN ADAMS WILSON, JOHNNY MCDANIEL9 MR. G. J. EARPQ FIFTH ROWS MARIA DANIEL, MARY ELIZABETH NEWMAN, EMMA JEAN HARRIS, DOROTHY JEAN BRAME, MARY ANN CREWS, MARTHA MCDANIEL9 VIRGINIA HICKS, ELSIE RUTH HIORS, NELL CLARK, VIRGINIA OWEN, KATHLEEN BURROUGHS, SHIRLEY HOPE, MARIE IVEY, MARY ALICE Bow- LING, ELSIE KNOTT. FOURTH Rows WATSON HOLLOWAY, CARL ADCOCK, AMOS BREWER, FLORQ ENOE KIMBOURGH, BERT CREWS, MORRIS CAPPS, MARVIN MATTHEWS, JES- SIE STEM. THIRD Row: SAM HARPER, BURROUOHS, SECOND ROWS OTHA NORWOOD, WILLIAM DICKERSON, HARRY WRIGHT, JR., JAMES MATTHEWS, UULIAN CAPPS, BOBBY WADE, DONNIE H. D. BARDENS GERTRUDE HARRIS, VIRGINIA BURROUGHS, MAMIE JEAN 'ei Q WOODY, CAROLYN ROBERSON, BOBBY BALL, RAYMOND BRAME, A. B, GREEN BETTY GLOVER, ANN SADLER, PEGGY HESTER. FIRST ROWS NORMA KAY STEM, MARY FRANCES ROBERSON, JERRY GLOMER, GEORGE WANZECLAK, THOMAS WILLFORD, ROBERT HARRIS, IRIS CLARK, SONNY PARROTT, GEORAL ROBERSON, G. W. NORWOOD, ANNIE LEE DANIELS SENIOR A H FOURTH ROW: BILL ADCOCKD FRANK WOODLIEF, GILBERT HEDGEPATH, WILLIAM HUNTER CREWS, WILLIE JACK STEM, HAROLD LEE CHANDLER MALOOM SATTERWHITE, ASSISTANT COUNTY AGENT - MR. BARDEN, G. Y. HARRIS, dR,, JERE PARROTT, GEORAL HARPER, MR. G. J. EARP, THIRD ROW: SIDNEY KNOTT, JAMES BLAGKMON, IRVIN ROBERSON, MAL- HON CLIFFORD, RAYMOND ABBOTT, HAROLD HICKS, JIMMY PARROTT, MORRIS WILSON. SEOOND ROWS MARIE OWEN, EUNICE CAPPS, BARBARA NORWOOD, NELLIE OWEN, GWENDOLYN EARP, MARTHA WELLS, ALICE JEAN BREWER, JANE SLLIOTT, BETTY JANE BARKERS FIRST ROW: ASSISTANT HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT Q MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS, MARY ANN HICKS, ROSALYN CREWS, MARION OWEN, MOLLY ANN FINOH, MAR? HELEN NEWTON, ANNE IvEY, DOROTHY ADCOCK. A A R MEN CONDEMN BECAUSE THEY DO NOT UNDERSTAND. - CIOERO NO INSTITUTION WILL BE BETTER THAN THE INSTITUTOR. EMERSON N Q ,m 7 X ,L jffx LX , I ,ff W 2 E 1 1 E 1 1 5 X A W V s I r ' Y ,fviv-ww,-,V WVYYvV Y YVYYY WY YYVY J- THE SENIOR A-H O JEAN BREWER? VICE PRESIDENT0 EUNICE CAPPS? SEcRETARY,DOROTHY ADCOCK5 PIANIST, JANE BARKER. THE MEMBERS or YEAR. DIFFERENT T M AND CASH PRIZES ON THE SECOND HIGHEST DOLLARS ON HES COR A NUMBER OF RIBBON SECRETARY or COUNTY COUNCIL THIS YEARS ALICE JEAN BREWER WAS OOUNTY WINNER SHE WAS SCHOOL WIN TEST. ALICE JEAN WAS ALSO VICE PRESIDENT OF THE COUNTY 'N DOUNCILG BILL ADOOOK, HAR SENIOR L-H Ili ii FFIOERS ARE AS FOLLOWSg PRESIDENT, ALICE BARBARA JEAN NORWOODSI SONG LEADER, BETTY HE SENIOR CLUB HAVE BEEN VERY ACTIVE THIS EMBERS HAVE RECEIVED MANY RIBBONS, MEDALS, THEIR RROUEOTS, FRANK WOODLIEF, HAVING CORN YIELD IN THE COUNTY, WON FIFTY I N PROJECT., DOROTHY ADCOCK RECEIVED QUITE S ON HER CLOTHING PROJECTS, SHE WAS ALSO IN ROOM IMPROVEMENT AND CANNING LAST YEARS NER IN THE SOIL CONSERVATION SPEAKING CON- Q OLD HICKS, EUGENE CLARK, BARBARA JEAN NOR- WOOD, AND WILLIE JACK STEM TOOK THEIR DAIRY GALVES TO CLIN- TON LAST SEPTEMBER. HAROLD9 EUGENE, AND BARBARA WON BLUE X RIBBONS. THE REST WON RED RIBBONS, y at DOROTHY ADCOCK, ALICE JEAN BREWERQ GWENDOLYN EARP, AND NELQ O N LIE OWEN WENT T0 R THEY LEARNED A GRE THE CLUB ESTABLI LAST FALL. THE BO LISHED A BOOTH ON THE NATIONAL 4-H C THE DABNEY GLUB WA INS WORK IN HEALTH AFTER WINNING SO INOOURAGEO T0 WORK THE COMING YEARS. ARE LEARNING TO BE ONLY THE STATE BUT DID YOU KNOW THA DID YOU KNOW THA CHILDREN IN SCHOOL ALEIGH IN JANUARY TO THE STATE DRESS REVUL ff AT DEAL ABOUT STYLES, SHED A BOOTH ON OANNING AT THE COUNTY FAIR OTH WON THIRAD PRIZE. THEY ALSO ESTAB- CLOTHING IN THE J. C. PENNEYDS WINDOW FOR LUB'WEEK or MARCH 7 Q IQIDURING THIS WEEK, S AWARDED A CERTIFICATE EOR ITS OUTSTAND- IMPROVEMENT. MANY PRIZESS THE MEMBERS or THE CLUB ARE HARDER AND TRY TO WIN EVEN MORE PRIZES IN THROUGH THEIR WORK IN THE 4-H CLUB, THEY BETTER FARMERS AND BETTER CITIZENS OF NOT ALSO THE NATION AND THE WORLD, E B D I 7 T ROSALYN CREWS NAMED THE DABNEY EOHO? T BOTH MRS, GWYNN AND MRS,EOMONDS HAVE TWO ? N - I if .pf x 1 I ! I 1 4 i 1 1 W 4 I I P THE JUNIOR A-H OFFICERS AREQ PRESIDENT, MARY ALICE BOWLIN5 VICE SONG .JUNIOR II-H PRESIDENT, WATSON HOLLOWAYJ SECRETARY, LEON ROEERSON5 LEADER, CARL ADCOGK3 PIANIST, NELL CLARKO MANY OF THE CLUB MEMBERS ARE TAKING PART IN SUCH ACTIVI- TIES JOINING PIG CHAINS. THE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG THE MOST OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISH' AS RAISING DAIRY CATTLE, ENTERING CORN CONTESTS, AND MENTS or THE OLUDg BETTY GLOVER REPRESENTED HER CLUB IN RALEIGH IN JANUARY, MARY ALICE BOWLING WON BLUE RIBBONS ON HER CANNING PROJECTS AT THE COUNTY FAIR. THESE PROJECTS WERE SENT TO THE STATE FAIR WHERE THEY WON RED RIBBONS, IT LOOKS AS IF AMOS BREWER HAS BEEN TRYING TO KEEP UP WITH HIS SISTER, ALICE JEAN. HE WON FIFTY DOLLARS ON A SPEECH ABOUT THE ACTIVITUES ON HIS FARM, HE ALSO WON TEN DOLLARS ON HIS CORN PROJECT. BESQDES WINNING THIS MONEY, HE ALSO WON TWO BLUE AND TWO RED RKBBONS ON HIS PBGS AT THE FAHR- THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT I l ll DID YOU KNOW ? ? THE THREE MOST USED WORDS IN DABNEY ARE 'I DONVT KNOW?n MARGARET PARROTT WOULD LIKE TO WORK IN A SAWMILL? MISS MANEY LKKES RED HAIRED PREACHERS? SIDNEY KNOTT GETS Orr THE BUSAT RUTH DICKERSONUS HOUSE? JUDITH WOODY LIKES TO GET SICK AT SCHOOL SO SHE CAN BE TAKEN HOME? GERTRUDE AND HAROLD LEE GET THEIR COATS OUT or THE CLOAK ROOM AT THE SAME TIME? BETTY JANE LHKES TO GO TO THE STEVENSON THEATRE? MILDREDUS GAKE GAVE BILLY INDIGESTION? MORRIS LHKES TO TALK TO MARGARET? RAYMON WPEGKN ABDOT IS THE ONLY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT WHO WEIGHS LESS THAN MISS MANEY? MALCOM AND ANNE ARE INTERESTED IN TOWNSVILLE SCHOOL? MRS. CREWS HAS A DAUGHTER? MARY ANN HICKS LIKES TO WRITE POEMS ABOUT HER TEACHERS? WILLIAM HUNTER MAY GO TO OAK RIDGE NEXT YEAR? GEORAL HARPERIS BROTHERS HAVE BEEN ALL OVER THE WORLD? MARGARET OWEN LHKES TO SKATE - ER - FALL? FRANK HS INTERESTED BN RUTH AND RUTH? 3 Wi wif' ' I I ,. X0 K. B Q. X KL jf A T fy, 4 s 1 w I I I 3 1 1 l I N I 3 E r l 4 i I e 1 Q3 IQ? HALLOWEEN THIS YEAR, AS IN YEARS PAST, EVERYONE LOOKED FORWARD TO OUR HALLOWEEN SCHOOL PARTY. AND AS USUAL, THERE WERE GAMES FOR ALL BINGO, CAKE-WALKS, FISHING, COUNTRY STORE, AND THE BABY CONTEST, A THE MERCHANTS OF HENDERSON GAVE THE PRIZES FOR BINGO. LADIES or THE COMMUNITY GAvE ATTRAcTIvELY DEODRATED OANEGFDR THE CAKE-WALKS. STUDENTS BROUGHT PRIZES FOR FISHING AND GRO' CERIES FOR THE COUNTRY STORE. ' LITTLE THREE MONTHS OLD BRENDA SANDRA KNIGHT woN THE BABY CONTEST. THE STUDENTS or THE NINTH AND TENTH GRADES HON- ORED HER BY HAVING HER PICTURE MADE IN A STUDIO IN OXFORD. I HOT-DOGS, SANDWICHES, AND COLD DRINKS WERE ENJOYED BY EVERYONE. CHRISTMAS N b W A Or ALL THE DECORATING YOU HAVE EvER SEEN, IT CAME THE fy wEEK BEFORE OUR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS! ALMOST EVERY ROOM HAD A . M CHRISTMAS TREE WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS. MR. CREWS AND THE EITHTH GRADE HAD THE SMALLEST TREE. IT WAS ONLY ABOUT A FOOT ,ff HIGH. PERHAPS THE EIOHTH GRADE HAD THE ENALLEBT TREE, BUT THE ELEvENTH 'GRADE GERTAINLY HAD THE SMALLEST PACKAGES. THE SENIORS WRAPPED A SMALL CANDY PILL FOR EACH OF THE JUNIORSO THE SENIORS IN TURN RECEIVED LARGE BLANKET BOXES BEAUTIFULLY WRARRED AND CONTAINING A PIECE or BUBBLE GUN. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN YEARS, THE sOHDoL HAD A TWO WEEKS' VACATION. , U O 4 RUTH DIDKERGON: WELL, YOU JUNIORS HAVE PUT THE LIGHTS ON THE CHRISTMAS TREE- WHY DON'T YOU TURN THEM ON. KX RUTH WOODY: WE NEED A PLUG, DONFT YOU wANT TO FILL IN? !f I7 - I fm gg, -6 N 1 1 1 1 1 i I P AY ,jf +7'f1f' 4 0 Ufv X in J Q. N242 BILL 'WL 63' 2 3,421 1 i W 4 w 1 4 I 1 L Q r I I w E 9 - A 5 MC- E N 5 suvfnso 5 o F W E Our 74th. Year of Service to this Community E E Safety for Savings E Interest at 2 p. c. per annum up to One Thousand Dollars E THE INDUSTRIAL BANK of HENDERSON 2 Member of F. D. 1. o. E Joel T. Cheatham, President M. W. Webster, Vice-Pres-Cash. E Wholesale Grocers E DICKSON GROCERY CO. 3? Distributors E Chesterfield Feeds Western Bred Flour E Phone 659 Raleigh Road Henderson, N. C. 5 HENRY Moss and COMPANY, lee. E 2 V. o. Fertilizer E Farm Machinery and Supplies E Elllllllllllllllllll-IIIIIIIIIIllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIlllDIIIlllllllllDIllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIlllllIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIlllllllllll 4 1 w 4 ' i f QIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIITIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIllllllIIDllllllIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIINDlllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIQ E HENDERSON TRUCK SALES and SERVICE CO. E 5 Dabney Road - Henderson, N. C. 5 - Q 5 N. P. Strause, Pres. John C. Church, Vice-Pres. 5 Q E. C. Seaman, Gen. Mgr. 5 5 E Federal Trucks Packard Cars E Q Q 5 E - Q - - : : an 9 Q E J L Q 1 i ? 2 f I E I 2 E 5 Concrete - Building Blocks - Cinder E Z - 5 Ready-Mix Concrete, Septic Tanks, Automatic Watering E 5 Troughs, Pre-Cast Concrete Ste ps, Drain Tile : S GREYSTONE CONCRETE PRODUCTS, Inc. E E -. .- E Phone 1457 - Phone 1458 E E Henderson, N. C. 5 E : Q : E E Compliments of E E E E A FRIEND E E E EIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIllIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllDIIIIIIIIIIIIE 1 1 ' 4 ' 1 - x 1 L QIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUllIIlllllIlIDlllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIHDIIIIIlIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIQ E Q : Compliments of 5 2 Compliments of 5 Q Burrouglfs Store 2 : Falkner Dairy Products E 23 Plumbing and Hot Water 5 Q Ice Cream - Milk 2 2 Systems Groceries 5 E Henderson, N. C. 5 E Dabney, N. C. 2 E - Q : 5 E Compliments of PATRONIZE - : E E E : : 5 Dabney School OUR E E. Parent - Teachers Association E Q Dabney, N, C, ADVERTISERS Q i E E Q E E E BOOSTER E E E E 5 E Ashworth and Johnson Motor Co., Kaiser-Frazer, Henderson E S Mr. G. J. Earp, Dabney High School Principal :Eb U - E Miss Vina M. Landgraf, Birmingham, Alabama 5 E E' l : : U 2 Q EllllllIIIIIIUIIIlllIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIllllllllIIJIIIIIIllIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIlllllllllllllIllIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIE 4 .7 L F ,. 1 P 5 J , V , , Y Mig-, EIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllllllllUIlllllllllllUlllllllllllIUIllIIlIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIlIIIlllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIQ Q Q E Loughlin City Taxi Service Serve E Q E E 1 2 E 24 Hour Service 5 5 Phone 366 At Hmm 5 E E Q Q 2 Perry Lumber Co. E 5 Henderson Ice Co. 5 E Henderson, N. C. Q E Pure 'Crystal Ice Raleigh Rd. Phone 826 E - 5 E! - 5 Wanted To Buy 5 E Phone 166 5 Q Standing Timber Q 2 e E E Pearce Electric Machinery Co. E Q Alex S. Watkins 5 E Henderson, N. C. g E Building Supplies and Paints Phone 1510J Raleigh Rd. 5 E 21 Years of Portable Welding E E Repairing - Machine Work E E Service and Satisfaction 5 2 Steel and Supplies 2 5 Q -1 ' .- 2 1 -I : ' -. f - 5 Farris and Stainback E ,E Compliments of E E General Sheet Metal Work E E Roofing - Insulation H. B. Newman E : F ' d A' H atin - E Owe lr e g Henderson, N. C. 5 E Phones 1251-1225 P.O. Box 193 5 E ElIlllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIlIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIE 1 1 V a S S31 'fix Cx 5 14 , 4 E li There is no place like Home E See Us for Building Supplies E Home Building Supply Co. 9 -lj Norlina Road E E .. Phone 24 Henderson, N. 'C. Best Wishes Motor Sales Co., Inc. Cadillac, Oldsmobile, Pontiac Sales and Service Phones: 832-1265, Henderson Q g Vance Furniture Co., Inc. Compliments of 5 5 Complete Home Furnishings E Compliments of Clements Motor Co. Sales - FORD - Service 5 Cash or Easy Terms E Phones 1378-437 Henderson E Phone 182 Henderson, N. C. E Christian - Harward Furn. Co. Compliments of 'Q 5 Everything in Furniture 5 Phone 948 401 Garnett St. 5 Henderson, N. C. 9 E E Tip-Top Food .Stores 5 Top Quality and E Every Day Low Prices E E 411 South Garnett E Henderson, N. C. . The Tinclal Company Henderson Pulpwoocl Co. Phone 97 Henderson, N. C. Congratulations Valet Cleaning Co. Henderson's Foremost Cleaners Telephones 464 1444 EllllllIIIllIDllIIIIIIHIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllllllllDllllllllllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIllIlIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIllIDIllllllllllIDIlllllIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIID .i..............r..-......,.. gui.. .- I u L K . 1 x ii . 21 . 'll ri :I 'v ' 3-1 ': ,T ..-1 'r .- A v 1 1 fl 2 x 1 YI I x K 1 1 x L w i X! N N X i X ' ' -1.:T':-'U ' H-'-f'- - --- - f- -- - 1--fzfr-:f,f:5.ffW 2-Q V 1- ' A' - -1- ' x --if-. -'- 'V E Henderson, N. C. E .- .- E Compliments of E .- .- 5 E Q E Pinnell Ins. Agency E Telephone Building E Henderson, N. C. E Complete Insurance Service E At a Saving 2 Bridgers The Florist 5 Henderson and Cxford E Phones: 380 - 628 Q E Bridgers Beauty Booths E All Licensed Operators E For Appointment Call 200 5 E Noi-wood's Grocery E E Staple and Fancy Groceries E 5 Phone 4811 Dabney, N. C. K E Standard Motor Parts 'Complete Auto Parts Service Henderson, N. C. Compliments of Ruin Creek Dairy Guernsey Grade A Milk Wholesale and Retail Dabney, N. C. C. N. Robertson Groceries, Meats, Gas ,Oils Route 3 - 3 Miles West Henderson, N. C. B. M. Newman's Groc. Groceries, Seeds, and Feeds Phones: 515 and 516 Henderson, N. C. 'We Welcome You at all times EIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIII-IllllllDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIIJlllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDlllllllllllIU -- ..,...,,.. , ,...-- Ja-..,4..A, . - ..., .-u EIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllllllIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDlllllllllllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDlllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUlllllllllllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDllllllIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIQ E E E E E Compliments of 5 Q E E HENDERSON and HARRIET E : - un : - E COTTON MILLS 5 9 Q E Henderson, N. C. E E 5 - E Q E .. .. .. : - .. 2 R E Q E THE STEVENSON E E and E E EMBASSY THEATRES E E E E Henderson, N. C. E : Your Generous Patronage E 2 Built these Theatres 5 Q E E - THANKS - 5 2 t 5 L2 LANE NEHI BOTTLING co. E EllllllllIIIIUIllIIIllllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllllllllDIllllllllIlIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIDllllllIIIlllDIlllllllllllDIlllllllIllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllllIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIE QIIIIIIIIIIIIDlllllllllIlIDllllIlllllllUIlllllllllIIUIIIIlllllllIDllllllllllIIDIIlllllllllIDlllllllllIHDIIIIIIIIIIIIUlllllllllIlIDIIIllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIQ :J Q E Compliments of E E EVEREADY CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Q E 524 S. Garnett St. Phone 707 E E E E Henderson, N. C. g 5 E E E QE Compliments of E Q 2 HENDERSON VULCANIZING CO. 2 E and E g M-CRACKEN OIL CO. E E E 5 E E 5 ' o Q ' - .- S : 'I - : an .. E NORTH STATE EQUIPMENT CO. Q - - .- ,- -'- - li - .- 5 305-309 E. Montgomery St. 5 Q Q 5 Henderson, N. C. 5 Q International Harvester Products Q 5 Q THE HENDERSON GROCERY E 5 Exclusive Wholesale Dealer in this Section of E 9 : E Kasco Feeds - Melrose and White Star Flour E E Henderson, N. C. E E Telephones 1184 - 1185 E Elllllllllllllllllll-llllllllllllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDlllllllllIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIE P h w w r -2-. W , , A Y -----W - - V -- Y- - - W V- Y ,W -.-. ...,-v -,H Y, fn - A. - A - V-.. , - QllllllllllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIllllllllllIUIlIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIQ E Lighting Fixtures - Largest Illuminating Display in the State E E You are invited to see them : Q E DUFFELL ELECTRIC COMPANY E E Henderson, N. C. Q E E Raleigh Road Phone 1017 5 E E E Q : The Home OWner's Friend 5 E FALKNER'S BUILDING SUPPLY 9 5 Lumber, Building Supplies, Paint, Hardware E E - E In Front of the Courthouse E E 5 E Henderson, N. C. P. O. Box 321 Phone 19 5 E E Q ' F E E . E 5 Compliments of E 5 5 E I-II'GI-I PRICE and BANNER WAREHOUSES 2 2 Henderson, N. C. 2 Q Q Q 5 Buick Automobiles E 2 John Deere Tractors and Implements E E LEGG - PARHAM COMPANY f E Henderson. N. C. E n n EIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIHIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllllllIIUIlllllIIllllDllIlllIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIlllllllllIIDIIIIIIIIllIIUllllllIllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIE 1 F S UIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIllllIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIllDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIlllllIIllllDIlIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIID B A Ha1tness R H Hmtness SANFORD MILLING Inc Hlgh Glade Floux and Feeds As Good as the Best and Bettel than the Best SNOW FLAKE HARTNESS CHOICE WHITE HERON SOUTHERN BELLE H611d61SOH N C Phone 1146 Don t Fo1get Us ROSE OIL CO Shell O11 P1OdUCtS ROSE GIN and SUPPLY CO Fertlhzer and Farm Supphes We Want Your Trade UIllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIHIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUllllllIlllllulllllllllllIDIllllllIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllllllIIUIlllllllIIIIDIIIIIllllllIUIIIIIIIIIllIUlllllllllIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIID S cc . 77 E P : QlllIlllllIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIlllllIllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIllIlllllIllUIlllllIllIIIDIllIIIllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIlIllIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIllllllllllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIQ E E E ROSEXS 5 - 10 - zsc sToRE Q E Extend Greetings to the Faculty and Students of E E Dabney High School 2 5 A continuance of your appreciated patronage is solicited E 5 ROSE'S 15 - 10 - 25.2 STORE Q E Headquarters for School -Supplies 5 E E E Q g Compliments of 5 E E 5 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 5 E E Q Member of F. D. I. C. : E The Friendly Bank for Farmers : - E E E 5 2 n u E E Compliments of E E CANDLER MoToRs g 2 H. L. Candler, Owner E E Sales - STUDEBAKER - Service E E : Henderson, N. C. 5 E E E Compliments of 2 : EF IRDTS DEPART MENT STORE 2 Q E E Henderson, N. C. E ug: Correct Merchandise at Low Prices 2 E visit Us For All Your Family Needs 2 glllllllllllIDIIIIHIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDlllllllllIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllllllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIE w 1 .-'.JJl'kj Lfi.-ml 5' 0. 22.21, 3119 ' 17 1.1.4, NC 27565 I 11 I .N A 14 ,H I H, ,, 4 ' ..,'.l..'u. ' -db 4