Dallas High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Dallas, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1948 volume:

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She has helped many stmlerztts to acquire a knowledge of mathe- matics through. her patient efforts ami has proved to he a true frierzcl and an excellent teacher. Page Three 3111 nmnriam THIS inemoriain is written to express appreciation for services given lay ROBERT SAIVIUEL LEWIS. Mr. Lewis, son of james R. and Catherine Lewis, was laorn September 24, 1880. 1-1is parents were members of the early pioneer families of Dallas. After graaluation from Dallas School, M r. Lewis attemlecl VVake Forest College, later entering the retail merchaiiclise lmsincss with his father. Mr. Lewis anal his father were amoi-zg the earliest Textile Manuface turers of Gaston County, foimaling the Dallas ancl Morewelvli Mills. Air. Lewis hecame a memlier of the Dallas School Boarcl in April, 1918 anal remaineol a memher imtil his death in 1945. He had in miiial always the aalvancement anal i14'I'P7'0U8'H'I6Z1'ZiJ of his community ami school. Page Four ii -ilifrlw. FACULTY Mn. MITCHELL CARR, A.B. Superintendent North Carolina 5 Carson-Newman College and University of Mrss FRANCES M. DEVANE, A.B., Cert. in Art . History Flora Macdonald College VVoman's College, Richmond, Va. VVoman's College, Greensboro, N. C. Teachers' College, Columbia University , Mas. NIAHIA PASOUR, B.S. ' ' . Home Economics Q C' Flora Macdonald College ,, T J MQ- 5 gg Mus. EMMA C. AUSTELLE, A.B. ' 9 French and English ,gi i Limestone College and University of Virginia . XS HQ . . -lv- X MRS. FRANCENB CUBE ELLIOTT, A.B. 0, English NM Marion College, Indiana ll, Q My so Mn. DENNIS FRANKLIN, B.S. Business Education ' YVESQCIII Carolina Teachers' College Mn. JOHN W. TUCKEII, B.S. Science Duke University X J Mn: EARL M. PRICE, B.S. K Agriculture 3165 Hill College and N. C. snare College Iris. DonA RHODES CARPENTER, A.B. , 'll Illuthematics oir Rhyne andf' University of North Carolina N AMM .f ff IQ-.Q , V1 f f ff 'S rf' Qwip' MASCOTS AIVIELIA WRIGHT BILLY RAY RHYNE Page Szlv if QkUu?nJ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JIINI XVARREN President CAROLYN RATCHFORD Vice-President MARTHA RHYNE Secretary JACK Mooms Treasurer MOTTO: 1Ve lend and others follow FLOWER: Americmz Beauty Rose COLORS: Red and Ufhite . it or 0' 9, Ay! ' 1 ' EMM fi! ff X pf L lp., Ji' ful ' 5 no R s-5 A ,IW lVlARCILYN DELORES BEAM Born not for ourselves only, but for the whole world. 4-H Club 44-453 News Staff 47-483 Home Economics 45-47. SAIVI BROWN --s. R:- Matter of fact-Scientists. Baseball 44-483 Football 47-483 F. F. A. Reporter 47-483 4-H Club 44-45. ' MELVA Bocas ASIS., Success comes not s. ' 4-H Club 45-483 News S ' -4 , Gle 47- ' ROBERT ELLIOT CARTER HBOBU President Sophomore Class 45-463 Basketball 45-473 Baseball 46-48. IRIS CLEBILIER uhusn ' ll LolIengrin March is more bermtiful in Septe . Basketball 46-483 News Staff 47-483 YELLOW JA T' Staff 47-483 4-H Club 44-453 Home Economics 1 44 48j F. H. A. 45-463 Gle Club 44-45. Club 47-485 Allied You 6 ROBERT LAMAR CRICKNIORE HSKEEL IVIOREH Not what you say, but how you say it. F. F. A. 44-453 Dramatics Club 46-473 YELLOW JACKET Staff 47-48. IRENE ELIZABETH CLONINGER l-Ion GOBLlN,' Home Economics Club 44-46. Finish what you attempt. My GENE EDISON W All Sfju TooNEY Anytime, anynflxeref' Basketball 44-483 Baseball 45-481 Glee Club 47-48: F. F. A. 45. Page Seven Q 3 33 JF jx 45. S -QW SENICRS CLARA SUE CLONINGER HSQUEAKH There is no why without n because.' Home Economics Club 44-485 4-H Club 47-48. VVILLIAINI GASTON HOLLAND HYVIDH Better late than never. Basketball 45-48. BETTY DEAN CLONINGER - uBETsr If n To be father than to 588111 to be. Home Economics Club 45-475 News Staff 47-48. ROBERT ODELI. LINEBERGER BusTER Victory is success: defeat, nn opportunity. Beta Club 47-485 F. F. A. 44 46, Secretary 45-465 YELLOW JACKET Staff 47-485 Secretary Student Bodyg Basketball 45-489 Secretary Freshman Class 44-453 Negro Minstrel 46-47. SARAH LEEN CHANIBERS L1TTL'UN ' Prepared for anything. Beta Club 45-48, Secretary 47-483 Home Economics Club 44-46. CLOUIS GARLAND MOORE HJACKH He conquers who conquers himself. Foot 47-485 Basketball 46-48: Baseball 45-46. I I - fe O J EAN RAY DLIRHALI JEAN1E If we rest, we rust. 01 . ied Youth Club 46 474 4-H Club 44453 Glee Club 9 Home Economics Club 44 45, 47-433 Basketball 44-453 ,News Staf 44-48. ' JAIX-IES lVlARVIN PENNINGTON PETE An idle mind is the rlevil's workshop. F. F. A. 44-45, 46-483 Baseball 46-47: Football 47-48. Page Eight Wd 4 I f 5 LJ, ni , u ' P 'llu'j lil ' ll u' , - .,,' P? 451' ,mc ff f 5 ,J .N J u 1 lf w 4 ' fi - if Q., 1 ft- HU f SENIGRS GERALDINE lVlARIE GRIBBLE IBruuE Out of the harbor into deep cltmmelsf' Home Economics Club 44-465 Glee Club 47-483 4-H Club 43-46, Vice-President 47-485 Beta Club 46-48. I. E. RUDISELL, IR. UIULIUSH By repeated blows the oak is felled. F. F. A. 44-48, Vice-President 47-48. 'THELINIA LOUISE HOPE HOPIE l-Ve choose our way. Home Economics Club 44-465 Beta Club 45-485 Fresh- man Class Treasurer -H-455 4-H Club 44-45. MARSHALL SIVIITH USHORTYU lVl1ile we live let us live. 5 48' F - . , nntlmll 47-48, Baseball 46-485 Vice- Vice-President junior Class Class 45-46. w . REBECCA Hovls HBECKYH Fm a way or make one. Club 45-475 Beta Club 47-485 News JACKET Staff 47-48. L. SUMMEY, In. HHOOSTERH of time makes for wiser living. President 47-48, Secretary 46-475 Beta Youth Club 46-47. SARAH EVELYN l'lOYLE HEVELYNH Victory is ours forever. Home Economics Club 45-46, 47-48. BOYD HECTOR SIVIITH HECTOR', lt is often wiser to go around trouble, than to ga through it. Beta Club 45-485 F. F. A. 44 465 Allied Youth Club 46-475 Glee Club 47-48. Page Nine SENIORS lvl.-XRGARET JOSEPHINE LEWIS fl ll jo They can who think they can. President Freshman Class 44-453 4-H Club, Beta Club Vice-President 46-47, President 47-48, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Marshal 45, Chief 46-475 YELLOW JACKET Staff 47: Co-Editor of News 47-485 That's One On Bill g A Fortunate Calamity. Tnurrr TAYLOR lVlAcclE Help me not to jud e my fellow man, until 1 have walked in his moccasins Efor two weeks. Basketball 45-48, Baseball 46-475 Football 47-48. THELINIA DEAN lVlAUNEY 0- ATOOTSH My care is for the future. Basketball 44-45, 46-475 Home Economics Club 44-46, 46-473 4-H Club 44-48. DONALD USERY l'HEHSHBY,' Always u gentleman. Beta Club 47-48. KAY lb'lCGINNIS HKASEYH Don't wait for opportunity, go after it. F Beta Club 47-489 News Staff 47-483 4-H Club 44-485 F. H. A. 45-463 Glee Club 47-48. IAA-IES lVlARSHALL WARREN a.NICK,xn uosgyn uluun Oli, make the most of what we yet may spend, before we too into the dust descend! -The Rubaiyat. Assistant Editor YELLOW' IACKET 46-47, Editor 47-48: President Student Body 47-485 President Senior Class 47-485 Beta Club 4.7-48. fb ova f Jiostjc. 1-5 11, M9-1,9 god 33 ,Lawhj ELIZABETH EAN RATCHEORD PETE Silence persuades, when speaking fails. Beta Club 45-48g 4-H Club 44-489 News Staff 47-48, Home Economics Club 44-46. LEONARD FVRICHT DUMP lVasted time is wasted money. F. F. A. 44-48. Page Ten 5. ,J4 N ll S xl ,J ' 4 X I 1 1 1 X l I 5 if -A-ll-l SENIORS CAROLYN lN'lAE RATCHEORD HCAROLYNH Success is the reward of faithful service. Allied Youth Club 46-475 4-H Club 44-455 F. H. A. 45-465 Glee Club 485 Home Economics Club 44-45, 47-485 Beta Club 47-485 Basketball 45-485 News Staff 44-45, 47-485 Vice-President Senior Class 47-48. WILLIAb'I CHARLES WILSON BILL E F. F. A. Treasurer 44-46, Reporter 47-485 Basketball 46-485 Bus Driver 47-48. lXflARTHA RAY RHYNE lx-rm Not on the heights but climbing. Secretarx'-Treasurer Allied Youth Club 46-475 4-H Club 44-455 Basketball 45-48, Captain 47-485 Secretar' Senior Class 47-485 News Staff 45-485 YELLOW JACKET gtaff 47- 485 Home Economics Club 44-45, 47-485 F. H. A. 45-465 Clee Club 47-48. BETTY WILbfIA RHYNE Busr-1 Nothing is gained without work. Home Economics Club 44-485 4-H Club 44-455 Marshal 46 475 P. T. A. Representative. BARBARA BERTHA SINIITH Bus Brevity is the soul of wit. Beta Club 45-48, Treasurer 47-485 4-H Club 44-46, 47- 48, Secretary 47-485 F. H. A. 45-47, President 45-465 Marshal 46-475 Glee Club 47-485 Home Economics Club 44-46. NELLIE PAYE THORNBURG Bu: FAYE lVe build the ladder by which we rise. Basketball 45-485 4-H Club 44-485 Home Economics Club 44-46, 47-48. ' Page Eleven SUPERLATIVES Nfost Typical DEAN BATOHEORD VVILLIANI HOLLAND Most PO'p'lllHT BOB CARTER MARTHA RAY RHYNE Best Looking BOB CARTER IRIS CLEMINIER Most Conceifecl BOB CARTER GERAXLDINE CRIEELE Most Musical TRLIITT TAYLOR CAROLYN RATCHFORD Most Studious BETTY RHYNE ROBERT LINEBERGER SUPERLATIVES Most Likely to Succeed ROBERT LINEBERGER BARBARA SNIITH Lnziest JEAN DLIRHALI GENE IVIARLEY EDISON Cutest DON LISERY REBECCA HOVIS Most Bashf-ul GENE IVIARLEY EDISON EVELYN HOYLE Biggest Baby GENE IVIARLEY EDISON CLARA SUE CLONINGER .Most Athletic GENE IVIARLEY EDISON MARTHA RAY RHYNE . 1 I . W I 1 f i L 2 5 SUPERLATIVES IIIW WARREN, IOSEPHINE LEWIS . .Most Business Like JIM WARREN, GERALDINE GRIBBLE . .Most Dignified MAESHALI. SIKIITH, THELMA HOPE ...... Friendliest IRENE CLONINGER, ROBERT CRICKMORE . .Most in Love ' f ' I JOSEPHINE LEWIS, NIARSHALL SMITH . .Best All-Round XNYILLIAINI HOLLAND, THELINIA NIAUNEY .... LVittiest XVILLIAIVI HOLLAND, BETTY CLONINGER . .Best Dressed SAM BROVVN, MARTHA RAY RHYNE .... Best Dancers CAROLYN RATCHEOIID, MARSHALL SMITH . .Best Sports I .. - ' HISTORY OF THE CLASS CDF '48 In the fall of 1944 as the school bell rang, the wide hallways of Dallas High School echoed to the footsteps of fifty-three young men and women from Dallas, Costner, Hardin and High Shoals. These freshmen, who were to have the companionship of each other for four long hard years, immediately began working and elected as their presidents, Iosephine Lewis and Pete Pennington. During the following months they added to their knowledge facts, ideas, and theories-all the requirements of future life. When the examinations carne, some were awarded for their skill and were exempted. It was not, however, all work, Mrs. Cano was one of our favorite teachers and we experienced many an interesting day with her. Chapel programs were often given and were liked by everyone. Sometimes a room gave a program, a preacher gave an interesting talk con- cerning practical experiences, or our principal, Mr. Carr, led us in group singings. The days seemed to pass away more quickly: summer came and we found that we had completed one step toward our goal, graduation. Although there was plenty of work for sophomores to do, the year was one of extraecurricular activities. Thelma Hope, Iosephine Lewis, Sarah Chambers, Pete Pennington, Barbara Smith, Boyd Smith, and Dean Ratchford, each having a high, average in grades the previous year, were initiated into the popular Beta Club. Bob Carter and Marshall Smith were added to the boys' basketball teamg Martha Pthyne, lean Mauney, and Carolyn Ratchford, to the girls'. Combining work with pleasure, the F. F. A. team, including Bill Wilson, Gertis Summey, and I. E. Rudisill, was fourth in the Federation Contest at Cherryville. As individuals Ice was among the first three in the cattle iudging. Not satished with these showings, the farm boys planted a future crop of pine trees below the gymnasium. As a reward for their fine sportsmanship in the games. the Dallas basketball teams were awarded the Sportsmanship Trophy. Lacking experience, the baseball team lost its first games to Bessemer City, Stanley, and Lowell. Another season of school had passedg another step had been taken forward. In September of '46 the now familiar doors of Dallas High were once again open to us. Many entered with an expression of ioy on their facesg some with an expression of sadness. During the election of officers, Dub Walker was chosen by a large maiority to be president. Confusion and trouble in the form of geometry, French, typing, bookkeeping, etc., left us in a fog during the entire year. Mrs. Hawkins, our English teacher, allowed some of the most miserable to take part in a Negro minstrel. The Hallowe'en Carnival, as always, was a big success. The pounding of the piano, the smell of hot dogs, the loud laughter, and the general gaiety during the cake-walks, ball pitching, fortune-telling, and bingo-playing-all symbolized a part of our school life. The class of '47, having been teased, frightened, and dismayed, was suddenly given a Iunior-Senior Banquet. At this banquet there was not only beautiful singing CPD and good speech making but also excellent food. The buds and birds of spring reminded us that another year of work and pleasure had ceased. Forty-one of us experienced the thrill of being seniors in 1947. Our duties included the election of class officers, the selection of superlatives, a motto and a class song. The officers were jim Warren, president, Carolyn Ratchford, vice-president, Martha Rhvne, secretary, and Pete Pennington, treasurer, the mascots were Amelia Wright and Billy Ray Rhyne. A gentleman from the Balfour Iewelry Company was permitted during an English period to show the group many different styles of rings. The group, being divided in thought, chose both red and blue stones. Soon after the YELLOW JACKET staff was appointed, Mr. Honigman of the Honigman Studios came to take pictures. One might have not realized there were such beautiful girls and handsome boys had he not seen them when they were all dressed up. During the year an honor came to the class. Bill Wilson together with others of the F. F. A. won a seed iudging contest over three other counties which gave them a trip to Rocky Mount. As the last year fades slowly and painfully by, many of the faithful thirty-five view graduation as a ioyful occasion while others of our class are sorry to leave. ' . Our years of school life have given us a view of life and its realities. If we develop our ability to use the facts we have learned, if we work hard, if we have patience, and if we believe in and have faith in ourselves and in God, we can and will succeed. ROBERT LINEBERGER, Class Historian. Page Fifteen CLASS PROPHECY As the prophet for the Senior Class of 1948, I gather my prophetic powers and gaze into the starlit heavens. The stars, at first dim, then extremely bright, seem to reflect clearly my classmates- I see Mot Rhyne as wife of a great song writer. She is the first to introduce each of his new productions. William Holland has successfully achieved his hopes of being a lawyer, Geraldine Cribble, who never makes a mistake in work, is his secretary. I find Becky Hovis as head nurse of Walter Reid Hospital in Washington, D. C. Marcilyn Beam and Melva Boggs are among her assistants. Iris Clemmer is married to one of Dallas's largest contractors. She serves as business manager. Kay McGinnis seems to have gained considerable fame for her work in art, her most famous painting being one of her horse. I see Tooney Edison pitching baseball for the New York Yankees-for recreation he pitches horse shoes. In a strangely bright star I see Robert Lineberger, a chemist, workin with the atomic bomb. I see Truett Taylor crooning to spellbound bobby soxers as Boyi Smith and his orchestra accompany him. Thelma Hope is secretary to jim VVarren, a famous brain surgeon. Iosephine Lewis is happily married after two years as an airplane stewardess. Robert Crickmore and Irene Cloninger are being married. I. E. Rudisill is performing the ceremony. Marshall Smith is a commercial pilot for Eastern Air Lines. I see Betty Rhyne as secretary to Don Usery, manager of the Pilot Life Insurance Company. Dallas' own Bobby Carter is making headlines in big league baseball. Bill VV ilson has gained success as a farmer and is looked upon as a second Luther Burbank. Certis Summey is making much progress in industrial engineering. I see Leonard Wright operating a large service station on the Lincolnton highway. Dean Ratchford is happily married and living in Lincolnton. Sarah Chambers is operating the High Shoals Beauty Salon. Betty Cloninger is making pictures for Warner Brothers in Hollywood. Clara Sue Cloninger seems to be in China as missionary from Hardin Baptist Church. Carolyn Ratchford seems to have remained true to her home town of Dallas and is planning to marry an electrical engineer in the near future. I see Barbara Smith as interior decorator for Tiffany's jewelry Store in New York City. Jean Durham owns a restaurant where fine foods are served. Sam Brown is now Secretary of Agriculture. Thelma Mauney and Faye Thornburg are partners in a dress store in San Francisco, California: and Evelyn Hoyle is seamstress in charge of all acliustments. Anxious to know my own future, I gaze at the last starg but it is too late-the stars have grown dim, for the sun is rising out of the east. I find my part as prophet finished. VVe turn from star gazing to go out into a new world and meet the challenge of its realities. CLASS POEM At the top of the stairway that leads to the goal Of everyone living, whether good or bad soul. A mirror, crystal clear wants to unfold-and then We'll see iust how we've taken each step. First step on this stairway of learning, JACK Moons We took with a vim, childish hearts were then yearning, Almost in Fairyland our thoughts were iust burning to hear What became of the princess and queen. On the second step we found things more real by far, The teacher told us to hitch our wagon to a star, So many things then did seem to bar our view, From the stars as they brightest were. We've taken the third step and each of us now, Is venturing forth if we'll allow A look in our mirror, it will help us to bow To the wide, wide world But iust when and where and how. IF each step has been taken in iust the right way, VVe're ready for the tasks that will come day by day, Reflections in the mirror of life will now say, Go ahead, vou're prepared, Be happy and work and pray. Born SINIITH, Class Poet. Page Sixteen oi LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GASTON. IfVe, the Class of 1948, being of sound mind and memory do make this our joint Last WVill and Testament in the following manner: First: YVe do appoint Noah Count as the executor of this, our joint Last VVill and Testament, to interpret the same according to the faculty one oceanful of patience, which is the amount of this expended by the faculty in encouraging and leading us along the way to our graduation. Second: We, the respective members, direct specific bequests as follows: I, Toomey Edison, do hereby will, unto Hal Boyd Rhyne my position on the basketball team. I, Dean Ratchford, do hereby will my position among the superlatives unto any Junior who knows what it means. I, Melva Boggs, do herebv will my last package of Dentyne unto Mr. Tucker, hoping he will enioy it as much as I did my own in his chemistry class. I, Bill VVilson, do hereby will and bequeath unto Franklin Qliuckj Cloninger my school bus. I, Mot Rhyne, do hereby will my position as captain of the basketball team unto Dot XVhite Rhyne. I, Carolyn Ratchford, do hereby will unto Virginia Tanner my position among the superlatives. I, Bobby Carter, do hereby will my position on the basketball team unto Earl Taylor. I, Io Lewis, do hereby will and devise my position on the Newspaper Staff unto any Junior who is willing to work. I, Betty Rhyne, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to study unto Catherine Rhyne. I, Gertis Summey, do hereby will unto Jack Brewer my knowledge of English. I, Thelma Hope, do hereby will, devise and bequeath my love. for D. II. S. unto anymore who wants it. I, Don Usery, do hereby will unto Dennis Franklin all my knowledge of shorthand and bookkeeping. I, William l-lolland, do hereby will and devise unto Hatchet Cloninger my ability to get to school on time. I, Robert Lineberger, do hereby will and bequeath unto Hal Boyd Ilhyne my position among the superlatives. I, Leonard WVright, do hereby will my hilarity at basketball games unto Bob Bates. I, Iean Durhaln, do will the blow-gum on the underside of my desk to anyone who may find it. I, Truett Taylor, will unto Alex Jarrell, who has a liking for splinters, my basketball position. I, Iris Clemmer, do hereby will, devise and bequeath unto Tiny Ratchford my position among the superlatives. I, Clara Sue Cloninger, do hereby will unto Claude Ratehfoid my place among the superlatives. I, Betty Cloninger, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to learn chemistry unto anyone who wishes to know as much as I do about it. I, Evelyn Hoyle, do hereby will, devise and bequeath unto Evelyn Cloninger my bashfulness. I, '4Short' Smith, do hereby will and devise my place in the geometry class unto anyone who wants to stunt his growth lay hard work. ' I, Barbara Smith, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make good grades in French unto Marvin McCraw. I, Becky Hovis, do hereby will my position on True YELLOW' IACKETU Staff unto Christine Ratchford. I, 1. E. Rudisill, do hereby will and bequeath my position as Vice-President of the F. F. A. unto anyone who can fill the job. I, Kay McGinnis, do hereby will and devise my privileges in Miss DeVane's study hall unto Max Petty- he needs them. I, Sarah Chambers, do hereby will and devise unto Mary Foster my ability to abstain from hookey-playing. I. Jack Moore, do hereby will and devise my geometry book unto anyone who loves hard work more than he loves pleasure. I, Marcilyn Beam, do hereby will unto Betty Curley my ability to get along with the teachers. I, Boyd Smith, do hereby will my geometry book to anyone who can get as much from it as I did. I, Geraldine Gribble, do hereby will my chemistry book to Erskine Rhodes because I think he will need one again. I, Sam Brown, do will and bequeath my position on the football team to anyone that can fill it as well as I have. I, Iim VVarren, do will and bequeath my aspirin, strait jacket, etc., to Hal Rhyne, the YELLOW I.xcKr2T's next editor. I leave my Senior and Student Bo y presidency to anybody with political aspirations. I, Irene Cloninger, will unto Doris NVillis my place among the superlatives. I, Robert Criekmore, do will and bequeath my ability to type to Buddy Vincent. I, Faye Thornburg, do will to Evelyn Cloninger my bookkeeping book, hoping she will use it more than I did. I, Thelma Mauney, will my position in the superlatives to Catherine Rhyne. Third: VVe give unto each of the future graduating classes of Dallas High our most sincere wishes for success in their every ambition, these good wis es to be theirs forever. In witness thereof, we, the Class of 1948, have caused this to be published, our name signed and our seal affixed by our Lawyer, by authority duly invested. Class of 1948 CSealj By VVILLIAINI PIOLLAND, Lawyer. Page Seventeen Q 1 l . iyf ifrf AJ fl 0 4 o Q, sl A f W' rw JJVJ 1 ,jx A r In imyv , yr' rx ,jf . , v OFFICERS CHRISTINE RATCHFORD ' President BOYD. JARRELL U V-ice-President DOROTHY RHYNE ' Secretary V HAL RHYNE A Treasurer Page Eighteen 4' 53' lfitdflly ,evo JUNI6RS I. L. BEST Lo1sLFAYE BEAINI JACK BRE, ER L ,ref-P5 AS7'a.f. 7f 'X YWJ 'K ' ' A 'QQ A,-Lid ,g4,A7,f-'r-Z ..Jt!.414fJ - , Z! 4 , ff 5: ., ,,Q4,ff-L4-4: K qi? 95 JUANITA CARRI AN Jvbvffwf VVAYNE CARPENTER JJ !M,g DOROTHY CARPENTER 1 f X. A A 'Wi s il .,1,4,Ay ajxy ,T 4, T lf V. f .ij 1'7'f?-' I f- 3 RAY CLE1xf1RTL5,5,fiN 4l'L' F 7, C CAROLYN R5L+'dLQK,l'15'?ER 61151 JACK CLQO ENQETENU pf ffm A wx 5. I TL' ' BETTY SUE CLONINGER CLALIDE Hovls EVELYN CLONINGER I BOYD I ELL Y CURLEY Y JENKINS HJ C Q 9 MARY FRANCES FOSTER I - ' VIOLET GREEN sy MARVIN NICCRAW A PATSY I-IEAENER bwx BENN Z' ' . BERTIE HEDGEPETH W' Wg vii? M' nj . ,M zffffl' AMW . mm? J' W RS M RATCHFORD LIB I-IUFESTETTLER ETTY SUE LINEBERGEB ASOUR RUTH PAsouR BILL RHYN J!. do K A L J475 5696 2 r' P K TTI' ' NDOLP 4 'Pl I Ii' 'K -- CHRISTINE RATCH o 1 f f 1 . NIILES STROUPE y .Lf MARIE RATCHFORD jiri Ava-Oc! OJ? ' J ' .' I EARL TA LOR :7f5,,,CjL4J X fsjyfgfilffhw CATHERINE RHYNE BUDDY VINCENT DOROTHY MAE RHYNE 5 JAMES WHITE DOROTHY WHITE PIHYNE -- FRANCES SUINIMEY DORIS WIILLIS NIARGARET LINEBERGER 1 -4 3? if ,3 QM ix Q 5' xi 3 Lai. -Q Q vrk. ivy: Hf 4vsf: YY - fr . 'Jn JV' jp. ' .N if sf N -' ,,,,, 7 . ifffpgjvv 1 15 'fl , . o 4 'If ' I l!!J MW W' .9 ,B Wy , y .ff P H E K' S O O M 0 R S Proj A: Mas. ELL1oT's HOME ROOM ,. 'y First row: Evelyn Williams, Faye Fowler, Geraldine Carolyn Pasour, Ann VVhite, Mary Sue Lineberger. l Abernathy, Joanna Cloninger, Mrs. Elliot, Rebecca Thlfd TOWI P-Ubcff CHIHP9' Jcrrv Ballard, EVCFCUC ' s 35 l 5 1 to Pi N as . cg as K tis , A x 6 X S Ienkins, Betty Brewer, Margaret McAllister, Viva Loyd Graybeal. Second row: Doris Holland, Mary Lois Smith, Dorothy Canipe, Betty Brewer, Ruby Reel, Chapman, Robert VVright, Bobby Addington. Fourth row: Charlie Hoyle, Bobby Long, G. L. Lutz, Vlfinheld Rhyme, Billy Stines. No -picture: Betty Frye, Max Petty, Grady Griffin, Paul Finger. Miss DEXIANEPS HOME Room First row: Margie VVright, Randi Bradshaw, Io Ann Rudisell, Mary Io Cloninger, Miss DeVane, Vllilxna Pasour, Hilda VVhite, Ruby Randolph, Sue Lutz. Second row: Barbara Robinson, Neva Ruth Taylor, Page Twenty-two Nancy Pennington, Ellen Beam, Faye Clemmer, Louise Dutton. Peggy Penley. Peggy Taylor, Macie Line- berger. Third row: Allan Humphrey, Brady Line- berger, E. C. Pasour, Leonard Smith. Fourth row: Earl Bell, jack VVithers, Charles High, jack Burgin. ' I fin , W If xi A X! s x I QM! 'mime f sv ff' 7l,.6'aw4f, Q: -CQ 4,4 1- v cgi R N ev di.. I N T G R A D S-,K Mas. AllSTELLE'S Home Room First row: lanette Green. Marv Frances Bulngardner, Ruby Quinn, Margaret Jenkins, Marv Louise Rhvne, hlarv Ann Friclav, Garokliclison, lX-'larv Lee Vvhite, lovce Randolph, Thelma Ogle. Second row: Nlarv Ethel Griggs, Sarah High, Fave Bumgardner, Muriel Garswell. Lillian Green, lrtna Blxvne, Margaret Rogers, Loretta Brazlshaw. Colleen Ledford. Third row: Peggv Glennner, Duke Ennnett, bert VVoinble, innnv Lineberger, Bill Hughes, Cly Smith. Iohn Line- herger. Fourth row: Mrs. Austelle, Ted Bhyne, Frank- lin Shelton, Albert Smith, Robert Ratchforrl, Tommy Gloninger, Bill Brown, Franklin Cloninger, 'Thomas Gloninger. Fifth row: Danny VVithers, joel Green, Harold VVhisenant, Jimmy Beam. Mn. F1mNKL1N s Home Boom I ,fy fi' , - V . I - , Q , . , First raw: Frances High, Louise Pasour, Helen Pasour, Phvlis 'l'hornlJurg, Bernice Wlillis. Sally Finger, Fave Friclav, Marlene Hovis, jo Ann Plonk. Second row: .lane llullstetler, Barbara IN-launev, Thelma Clon- inger, Nan Bovles, Bohhv Fave Hewitt, Catherine Beatty, llohoena Gribble, Irene Summey. Third row: Mary Nell Seller, Bernice Black, Peggv Gloninger, '7 Vonecla McGaha, F.:velxfx1Alfhtllanrl I Gloria Sf'illwell.' Fonrtlz row: Marv Lou'Garswell, Iluanita Lineberger, Bernice Setzer, Marv Lou MeCurrie, Donald VVilson, Franklin Hoffman, Buddv Seagle, Mr. Franklin. Fifth row: Sain Moore, Glenn Saunders, lerrv Bevels, joe Dan Gardner, Gorclan Ruclisill, Arnold Cloninger, lack llserv, Bobby Bost. Sixth row: Bill Gardner, Philip Browrp, 0 aff F A if , A4517 ff . K ,hfiqjf 44 .1 ff , , wily ' 4 I 'J ,fFC?f'- fl!! . , ,J .- f .nfl ,f?.fiw'.4-'V'--ftljfi, MVAJ' . 1 I If L..' X J ...Sa TL. QQ RQ -gui KH Q I s 'Ib' 4-Lf . xx V, 41 ' . ft 'U ,I AU I . , 'iijigl fl fi!!-'iff I-i I 'Vis' n !,.4Yf K Q lf Iiyfpilli 'j Rpt ?g,W QYELL S, JACKET STAFF 1 ' ff' if. Seated: Kinerai Liiiurergei, Becky Hovis, Iim VVar- Standing: Christine Ratchford, Frances Surnmey. ren. Martha ay iwyrie, Hal Rhyne. Mr. Carr, Iris Clemmer, Dot Rhyne. 'N No picture: Buddy Vincent, Robert Crickmore. K DALLAS- HI N Seated: Xlvillllil Pasour, lack Cloninger, Bubbv Bates, Josephine Lewis, Hal Rhvne, Iuanita Carrignn, Martha Rav Rhyne, Betty Curly. Standing: Kav McGinnis, Betty Cloninger, Joanna Page Twenty-four EWS STAFF Cloningcr, Dot Rhvnc, Christine Ratchford, Buddy Vincent, Marv In Cloningcr, Dean Rarclrford, Mr. Franklin, Murcilyn Beam, Becky liovis. Iris Clemmer, Melva Boggs, Carolyn Ratchford, lean Durham. if A STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Left to right: ROBERT LINEBERGER . . . ..... Secretary IUANITA CARRIGAN . . . ...... Treasurer JIIXII XRIARREN ..................... Presiderzt NIARSHALL SIXIITH ............ Vice-President BUS DRIVERS Left to right: IVIILES STROUPE BILL RHYNE JACK BREWER BILL WILSON BENNETT PASOUR Page Twenty-five BETA CLUB OFFICERS JOSEPHINE LEWIS ............ .... . .President llAL BOYD RHYNE . . . . . .Vw-President SARAH CHAMBERS ...... Secretary BARBARA SINIITH ................................................. Treasurer f -u , First -row: Becky Hovis, Iuanita Carrigan, Christine Ratchford, Dot Rhyne, Sarah Chambers, Io Lewis, Barbara Smith, Hal Rhyme. Second row: Mary Frances Foster, Dean Ratchford, Marie Ratchford, Frances Summey, Carolyn Ratchford, Martha Ray Rhyne. Third row: Dot Carpenter, Geraldine Gribhle, Kay McGinnis, Boyd Smith, Iim VVarren. Don Usery, Robert Lineberger. Fourth row: Mr. Carr, Kenneth Ratchford, Certis Summev. Page Twenty-six 4-H CLUB First row: Tommy Gloninger, Marlene I-lovis, Mary L. Rhyne, Mary Jo Cloninger Ellen Reid Beam, Wilma Dare Pasour, Joanna Gloninger, Faye Friday, Sally Finger Bobby Bates. Secoml row: Ted Rhyne, lane Huffstetler, Marie Ratchford, Geraldine Abernathy Dorothy Ganipe, Ann White, Robonea Gribble, Phyllis Thornberg, Bernice VVillis Louise Dutton, Robert Kanipe. Third row: Barbara Mauney, Lillian Green, Margaret Rogers, Doris Holland Margaret McCallister, Viva Loyd Graybeal, Robert Womble, jim Lineberger. Fourth row: Geraldine Gribble, Clara Sue Gloninger, jo Ann Plonk, Faye Thorn- burg, Thelma Mauney, Jeanette Green, Barbara Smith. Fifth ronii 'Bill Hughes, G. L. Lutz, Melva Boggs, Kay McGinnis. J We S S if 3 i ig Ea lk Page Twenty-sever X X N x Q43 B l4 SBR X, I. E. Rudisill, Bill Stines, Gertis Summey, Bill Wilson, Fourth row: Glenn Saunders, Miles Stroupe, Earl f- 4 ff' gy V ,,1?4f.ei,-fl. .1 rg l ,aff .54 Jj- 5 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ,aiu First row: Mr. Price, E. C. Pasour, jo Dan Gardener, Humphrey, Bobby Addington, VVayne Carpenter. all lack Brewer, Arthur Lineberger, lim Beam, Ray Clemmer. Second row: Charlie Hoyle, Buddy Seagle, jack Burgin, Charles High, Leonard Smith, G. L. Lutz, Clyde Smith. Bobby Long, Brady Ratchford. Third row: Sam Brown, Don VVilson. Robert Ratch- fnrcl, Arnold Cloninger, Tommy Cloninger, Allan Bell, Franklin Hoffman, Ianres VVhite, Erskine Rhodes, VVinfield Rhyne, Sam Moore. Fifth row: Leonard Vvright, Bill Rlivne, Hal Rhyne, gack VVithers, Kenneth Ratchford, Frank Cloninger, Phi ip Brown. Sixth row: Harold VVhisenant, Bennett Pasour, Claude Ratchforcl. Cordon Rurlisill. Bobbv Bost. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: Evelyn VVilliams, Betty Curley, Becky Brewer, Ann YVhite, Neva Ruth Taylor, Fave Clemmer, Ienkins, Nancy Pennington, Macie Lineberger. Second -Mrs. Pusour. Fourth row: Carolyn Pasour, Ellen Beam, row: Doris Holland, Carolyn Clennner, Betty Ran- Nlary I0 Cloninger. dolph, Peggy Taylor, Peggy Penley. Third row: Betty Page Twenty-eight Left ,U , , fi ,V A, ,nf ,J-' . ,- , 5 Y if , 4, X, M , tw , I ,. 0 , - . . 1 -5 . ' Aff .L rffl, W, ,V 1 WI, 3, If A ,-f CHEERLEADERS to right: Iuanita Carrigan, Ioarma Cloninger, Bo , 4 ,fr fe' P J ',' v l' VV- , V I-, 1, , f , bby Bates, Betty Curley. GYMNASIUM Page Twenty-nine J ,wg DALLAS HIGH YELLOW JACKETS Aff A MDL Top row: rl1RUITT TAYLOR JERRY I'IOFF1VIAN ARTHUR LINEBERGER EARL TAYLOR HAL BOYD RHYNE KENNETH RATCHFORD BOB ADDINGTON ERSKINE RHODES k! Center row: CLAUDE BATCHFORD DANNY XVITHERS, Manager JAMES WHITE JACK WITHERS Bottom row: SAN! BROWN MARSHALL SINIITH JOHN LINEBERGER WINFIELD RHYNE JACK CLONINGER JERRY BALLARD JACK MOORE GRADY JENKINS fl ' Page Thirty-one WM QW L 1 W fa A Q ,.. JJ J' IJXKJQJXS gr 'vffkl F, f y Q? ., 1 I lx J NJ 5 Hy: Jn? WVXX - ,vf.gfPMfU X Bdfl ' 'lay 4- . S BASKETBALL TEAM . l 'liifwll ,JIU al5liQf'lJ!'4xXLF FIRST TEAM V ft! Nlf C+ Left to right: Coach Franklin, jack VVitl1ers, Gene Edison, Bobby Carter, William 6-1 'ffl lflollancl, Nlarshall Smith. ' FULLSQUAD First row: Jack Withers, Danny VVithers, Marshall Smith. Second row: Gene Edison, Bobby Carter, VVilliam Holland. Third row: Coach Franklin, Earl Taylor, Jack Moore, Truitt Taylor, Hal Rhyne. Page Thirty-tu 0 2 'Ziff' tiff gy, fy-mf' 'o Fw-t. jf fm 1 Rb'la,nxiNf . l- F W ...la-Alu 'eJ'M A ,yniyuil f, vw ,v'AL4,.w,r.nmQ4Q'l 1 if ,f ff ,3,V ,K?ea,,,.I Q .LQ-51?-fs f' 1' f v..f'f '-Q' GIRLSy,f.-,BASKETBALL TEAM' y 13,52 - W F if U FIRST SQUAD i i f, ,fy VI f 7 First row: Carolyn Batchford, Martha Rhyme, Iris Clemmer. Second row: lVlrs. Cunningham, Dot Bhvne, Becky Jenkins, VVilma Pasour, Fave ,' y Thornburg. I 1 V H , .1 -,f . I. mb- I ,lv l-,Q L . . 4 'fn' V, ,, ,H FULL SQUAD Gi' J 3yQ5 'f::.J? , J'Fii'st i'dii1: Mrs. Cunningham, Mary Ann Friday, Carolyn Batchford, Martha ,A,,wg7g ,iLv.RhY.H'S, Iris Clemmer. Second row: Carolyn Clemmer, Dot Bhyne, Becky lenkins, QR? 1 ,S , , Xb! li Y 9 E x L 5 Yi ly .- , NJ , i' 1 xv- t' N 5 Cf, NC - , Y, ma Pasour, Faye Thornburg, Mary jo' Cloninger. Third rom: Lois Fave Beam, all 'H' lo K ' , ,,, Betty Sue Lineberger, Patsy Heafner, Dot Rhyme, Bobbie Faye Hewitt, Carol jean 1 .Q 0 lo Edison, Ellen Beam, Faye Clemmer. E ' 'AX' A X M i r N lr xi, ,M tax SX g Page Thirty-t 'ee i E if PJ I N S wil t Em GASTUNIA NEW WAY LAUNDRY Q5 ig AND CLEANERS, nm. by E? 't-Lar est-Best 2 S g , lj yu! Qi ii.rbJERERsCLEANE jpeg 353 Fw E 2 N Q X2 is E553 2 Ki VS 1 W Q 2 WW Sail N + Page Thirty-four f L ' H MQQQMQV le SUNRIS DAIRY Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products G.ASTONIA, N. C.. Compliments of WARREN GARDNER QUINN SALES WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF FLORIDA QUEEN CIGARS Ph 2385 East Franklin Ave GASTONIA, N. C. LEIGH SANDWICH COMPANY LEIGH FOOD PRODUCTS, INC M alcefrs of FRESH SANDWICHES-DOUGHNUTS PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES GASTONIA, N. C. P Thirty ivmfw ff V' ' fg 5 ' fifl ggyffi qi? eh E '?'ifiWff2 9355553 615W Lia gf T . of if MM? 155' 1k5Q3ifFf7gT,Qf?Rn's M as A 'r -9525 MAa:ca'r . EAST MAIN STREET T I G sT0N1A, N. C ir Z , P F- H- ,fhgggngham Roos, INC. REAL ESTATE AND LUMBER C 'ed'it Jel 'elel S 160 South St. Phone 99 Phone 570 P. O. Box 347 GASTONIA, N. C. GASTONIA, N- C- Eavpert Watch Repair-ing 'WV6 Cut the ,Ed'l'lh to Suit CIAU I,V07.k G,ua1,'.a,nteedn Your Taste Compliments of L E WI S M O T O R S 'Yo-ur Friendly Ford Dealer in Gastonia PHONE 933 Compliments of GOCDNIGHT BROTHERS Wholesale FRUITS, EGGS, Sz VEGETABLES PHONE 1661 . . CENTRAL LUMBER Co. Complzfmmzts of A A Lumber, Mill Work, and , B 'ld' S 1' A CITY ICE CREAM ul mg upples COMPANY DALLAS, N. C. Phone 7200 J-2 Page Thirty-seven ff wwiwiw W wffg WWWWQHXEJKWW M QW vp? WQWHM My QW 'fp fb 0JMf ff? fgaffw , ,.WWW W ,PW W VN .M 1K,,WQf M wifi? ,Nf - f ' X au WW , Vi fw 3 W ,1 mfg M M? ww, WW wM?'f1J ig' J P5 UTP AY MW -X X51 f X Li iw A I I . S ,X ,M V l tu' A 1 QW f KQQIVEIETTY MACHINE COMPANY Aiwa, 'N TEXTILE MACHINE PARTS AND MACHINE TOOLS My A 612 E. Franklin Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. LADY RUTH PIE COMPANY' L. L. CLEMMER, Owner and Manager DALLAS, NORTH CAROLINA U. E. PENEBAR COMPANY UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS If it's for the office we have it PHONE 244 164 South St. GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of , SWIHIANII IIANIIY IIIIMPANY, INII. 133 W. Main St. GASTONIA, N . C. RATCHFORD,S CLOTHING STORE Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family L. C. RATCHFORD, Owner and Manager Page Thirty-nine -1T.TT,-- mimi ,fifwwy JMMWQJ W Q00 3 256, M if WM ? WWW S o w My , ' Wyvw MVB M W17?2w.fWfi-lmiii w 2 egfieg T325 fi E 1 --ggi' Compliments of 2' SPURRIER 8: COMPANY WHOLE SALE GROCERIES PHONE 34 GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of CURLEY'S GARAGE GLENN CURLEY, Pfroprietofr D N. C. KA AAA GARAGE KX All Work Guaranteed Phones: Day 7700 W-4 3 Night 6800 J-2 ' dn CITY PAINT STO - .ix l I I 260 W. Main Nu Tow ' A A GASTONIA, N. C. - 246 W. Ai W ,Sf , age 311,330 MQ , N MWMJL ! his ffm W was emma 'i-N V 47 m-Aim 'X --,-al -,,, lj-e':x -F N 1 I a if f '- mi-.al W E-4.15 4 M I i , 1 ' .E 1 W i, v If -i? 1 5 UIIIHHUII W ' Q .4 , E, eeeeeiafl' . ,aw . Q g 1-13 ! e1i'f5'j,, 9 5 1 gxluxxxxnuuluf See These and Many Other i CROSLEY Appliances at Our Store on i tw' Ee CROSLEY CARROLLTON 4 Model 148CP PAUL H. CLONINGER-your I Dealer in Dallas, N. C. Phone 5-3071 Page Forty-two N. Gastonia Ave. I r EASTULNIA HADIO 8 MUSIC STUHE 5 - RECORDS AND SHEET MUSIC Ph e 3262 118 S. Marietta St GASTONIA N RECREATION BOWL Bowl for Health 212 East Main Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Covnpliments of DALLAS ROLLER COMPANY Compliments. of ORANGE CRUSH-DOUBLE COLA BOTTLING COMPANY GASTONIA, N. C. PgF f f I X rx ' -'-r:--t-W1 X W GO TRAILWAYS EcohomicaI-Sate-Convenient Schedules llllll CITY IRAHWAYS fOwned and Operated by Queen City Coach Co.J 417 West Fifth St. Charlotte, N. C Page Forty-four Compliments of DALLAS SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY Compliments of HON IG1VIAN'S STUDIO Creators of Finer Photographs WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THIS FINE ANNUAL Phone 1193 144 South Street GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of SUMMEY DRUG COMPANY FOUNTAIN SERVICE PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS Phone 8500 J-2 A DALLAS, N. C. Page Forty-five of f M A bf wwgfiw t M Compliments of CINDERELLA Women's Quality Footwear 190 W. Main Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. SPENCER RHYNE Co. AUTHORIZED SALES 8z SERVICE AGENCY FOR REMINGTON RAND TYPEWRITERS Sz ADDING MACHINES 265-Phones-327 6 GASTONIA, N. C. Serving Satisfied Customers for 31 Years Complime11.ts of Mcliliilill-llfilllill, INIZ. POLL PARROT AND RAND SHOES 5' 3 l-- Phone -1995 101-103 S. Marietta St. GASTONIA, N. C. HANKIN-AHMSTHUNE Quality Furniture Phone 37 124-132 S. Marietta St. GASTONIA, N. C. Page Forty-six Compliments of DALLAS FOOD STORE DALLAS, N. C. CLON IN GERS GROCERY NOTIONS FRESH MEATS FEED STUFF Phone 6800 W-4 DALLAS, N. C. Compliments of Gaston Floral . DALLAS DRY CLEANERS Gardens PROMPT, COURTEOUS 800-PHONE-801-M SERVICE 0.wne7,S: R. L. LAND, Proprietor' ROBERT S. BARKLEY DAN G. BUCKNER Phone 3188-M DALLAS, N. C. Compliments of CARSON SPORTING GOODS COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS OF GOLDSMITH, WILSON, AND VOIT ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 292 W. Main Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. Page Forty-seven 5 Jsfjdwfmbjwbwfyfif JJ? WW ?'yVgVy'AhVJQJf fjydy -XAWM 3fyqVfs75,QpmQUifQfi3 M W Hy J gfcfy fif??f?3'Q?5f,f if If MMWW,Kf-WN1A'mGf' K i aw' if M' , mf . ,FN 5 if ,J w exif! V0 qfmx QM. - BALA D 'W Y - VV, fgyfm-ff My ,Wy N, omberTB'L Worlm?0fAllKi'nds jjy 4,1 PIWMZ QQ. W . A 74,1 0 lv X I. W if I-fj?:5!f'T: ff-' 5 Paige Forty-eight X ' W . RAYLASS DEPT. STORE GASTONIA, N. C. We clothe every member of the family from head to foot at prices you can afford to pavyfs GROCERIES Y0u'1'e Always Welcome H ere! HOME GROCERY T. S. SUMMEY, Proprietofz' MEATS VEGETABLES DALLAS, N. C. Phone 8500 J-3 E 46'zmacL Compliments of FRIDAY'S ESSO STATION E. Sc J. SELF SERVICE GROCERY EARL CLEMMER, JAMES CLEMMER, Owners Page Forty-nine FGRD FUNERAL HOME To Serve Humanity Bettern 335 W. Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. HOYT L. SMITH, President Telephone 269 Compliments of smlTH oHEvRou5T oo.,lnC. SALES-SERVICE GAsToN1A, N. C. MORRIS Gastonicfs Leading Jewelers Main at South Street GASTONIA, N. C. UUEENS BEAUTY SHUPPE MRS. L. E. SUMMEY, Manager MRS. SUMMEY, MRS. ETHEL PASOUR, Operators COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Phone 7600 J-1 DALLAS, N. C. Page Fifty 4 . Compliments of SUMMEY SERVICE STATICDN Sinclair Products TIRES-TUBES-ACCESSORIES DALLAS, N. C. Compliments of SHELBY STUDIC Gastonia's Leading Photographers Since 1913 GASTONIA, N. C. ' -Af K jf 1 'V '7 '12 'I p ' 'pd4? f V?-A AJ ff ' f 4 LC' M W uf-g. f ,, , n , ,x, L 5 I Vfflqj j 71,f'f- 7 'KIMJI V-Lb K j 17 I :gf ,CLK If y 4 V f A . ' 7 Jfzfv , X ' f f' ' ' .Q . ' 'A 2 L' J WL M , M1 4,4 47 g,.j f' . , 1 , I f 1 M VM51 V:-1 7 --44 i, fd!! I , . . - , . QF, . fwlfX ff if 1 U ,. I f f k!LT5?f AAL L 'W j .--f L4,1f?L S kg! Page Fifty-one ' f L I f x'N-'1q :-W.:-' if :L '2fL -2112? iw W -A 413 SNAPSHOTS vii JZZMWJWZQZ '47 M fZ7?Z ffWfffP4'J7 '2'ZZ 'W'z!'Zf ffvawvvjfzffp, Q!j27ZZw!,ff W' J-MTV Z, ,,,,df,,,,ffW7Af , Jffafifl ,MwWfwm,,,f,3ffWWf'fD M WWM'f 'fff M ,Q A Y gb il ,MQ SQ ,HX 5 ix S S' Q ga x U , Qfffffl K ZW' ff fWfiQ32ZZf img? 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