East Gaston High School - Imprimis Yearbook (Mount Holly, NC)
- Class of 1951
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V , AJ.. .FV 2: MV. 5. x gf' '-----...,,NQw . u-LWB--Nunn Y W A V-- ,Div 5:5332 W R, . 1 A - anw lo fL0 name of yfwounf ,JLAV1 ..-.vang-new -1: -::f-7 ,- -,, COMPOSED BY THE CLASS OF 1951 EAN ABERNETHY FRANCES FARMS AND LOWELL Yomc Editor Business Managers FOREWORD. The members of the Senior Class present with pride the 1951 HOLLY HAWK. We have enjoyed working on it and hope that you will derive equal pleasure from it. Between its covers lies a medley of but few of the gaudy hours spent with you. Although it may not he perfect, it contains our deepest endeavors to give to you a yearbook which you will always treasure. The 1951 HOLLY HAWK wishes to perpetuate the fond memories of Mount Holly High School. Please, give it a chance! CONTENTS DEDICATION - ACTIVITIES FACULTY ATHLETICS CLASSES FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS Page Three QD ealicafion A AIU MISS LlLLlAN DUNN dl ,. Wlm tlmruuglm lming lxll1lll1L'SS ,Xml slw allxxxlvs striwcl Xml mural suppurl lo SLICUJI' us. I las llclpccl us ll'Ul11 Ulllx l'l'L'5l1l11lll1 YCHI lu I'CllL'l1 tlw C1H15LIl11l112I OI our luglm M-lmwl alms. ln wlmm uc lurnccl XVlwn pcrplcxcclf- rlxgf' lfruu Ol' whose limc and LIl1ClL'l'Slill1LllI1g VVC rcccivccl no cncl. VVL' would llmt wa' coulcl rcpalx' lwv YC! wc lmzlvc Flilllglll lu gin' lyxccpt this token ol our low: lhc lllil HOLLY IIAVVK. ',,- N. . ff .1 , L! ' '7L4J ' . ,Sr I'IEL'l4ON f flf Nl.,X. llcglvv. Principul Mn. VV. L. D1xoN xml fullmgc, l3..X. DcQl'n'c: Uniulxltx ul North cllfillillil. Kl..X. llcgrcv. Assixlunf Principal enerul Business. Science Xlns. Lois K151fNEn Fos'rEn Pic.lmnnt Culh-ge. Office Secremry Miss E M MA CAu'rlzn mucus fullcgc. B. X. Ilcgwcl Punlmmlx l'm1scl'x'nmn. . I 1 Pr nm y, C L N rxi! 1 4 1' - MR. BEN at ,E , ,I .. K '. ll . l glwc. Ad yi' 1' . 1K ish, ' encz ' ,zurmjaf 9 Xlns IIELICN Noums SPRINCS I nlcr Cullvgc. UNK. Ih-g1'L'c. 4 Curmzetry, Solhl Gemnelrm !Ugi'l'7l'll Xllss CTA'l'llliHlNli Kmmx C llnxhu l'4rllcga', li.S, llcgxwc. 1 y SiCKlI liducatiorz, Fnglixlz Mu. MAX BEAM n fnrulinu 'l'm'zlcln'l's lkxllvgc BS. Dugrcc. cvtlllljll, Social Studies Mu. R. H. lil..-wk 1.1-:uh C'u1xscrvutul'x nf Nlusiu H.XI.lf. lJv:ggI'L'n'. Bum! Mn. Rox' li. Bmcsus A s llill Cullcgcg Nurth Curulinzu Slam ilxllugc, ILS. llegrvc. Agriculture Mus AIARY ETTA MoN'rc:1m1EuY VVARL lnthrup Cfullugvs, ILS. lh'g1'vL'. Conzmerce Xlus Gravis Bnouulrrow SPEAI um s fullcgc uf U.N.C'.. BS. DL-L an Home ffcommlics Mlss l,u.LlAN DUNN n 1 un s C alll-gc nl' ll.N.C ., Hb. llvgu iul Slmlies, lfnvlixlz In Para .L L 1 ifs. SARA llII.L Lcgtxixtllb nm-lulmru Clmllcgc, H. X. 'J ' ' S' , 1 Science lf' TJ b 1 , Xllss Mvumuu Llvscmxm Umnm s fullcgv uf Hichnmml, ILS. Du English, Latin Mlss ELEANUR SMITH lmhrup Cullege, B. X. lk-grus, I ilnruriuu llu:hian Stu 'lvCLlCllt'l'5i Fmnllcgc, urn llnivc tx' uf Nurth Carolina -Quang:-W-1 se 0-K-mgmgram. -1 P? 1 It N. XE -'W . A LMA llli TM All' E R Fame to the name of Mount Holly High, The finest high in the land. ' Ana her might wg ,fill Praise ' 'Til the end of our daysg Sbe's Alma Mater grand. Sing while you cling to Mount Holly -High May her memories die. ., 1' i Loyal sons we will be tilietemityg Hail to thee, Mount Holly High. ww., Q' '? vw kg? 1' r I 555 .2 in 1, 'S far' FA SENICDR CLASS UI'I'lClillS 1. . - -V f . . . r V 4 gg gg Lex 1 wx. 5, S3211 w lll'Nm' l',0XVl,lil! . . . ...., I,I'L'Si11L'Hf Alllllllil. lluucmli ,. ,... Svvruturm' I N ,'Xlu4.nNr1m .. ..... X lLL'lJlL'5Il1L'Il, lllllllzll I IMI, . ..,..... ..., I I't'1ISl!I'CV vm I mu 1 n MASCOTS Mun' l5.l.l,11N Mm S E N I O R S BILLY IOE ABERCROINIBXE. Debating l, 2, 3, 41 Phvsical Educa- tion l, 21 French Club 41 Baseball l. .IEAN Mania ABERNETHY Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Beta Club 3, 4, Monitor 3, 45 Class Olliccr 4. Rin' lJONALD IXBERNATIIY Phvsical Education 1, 35 E.E.!-X. l, 2, 3, 43 Driver Education 2. 'liroixms jixcxsow BARRETT Bus Driver 4, Football Manager 31 Baskctbill 7 3 Dcbatinf l 7 rllY z -..Q ,1 ,-g e,tilc School 4. P. L. BLACK Boxing 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Base, ball 43 Physical Education I, 2, 3, 4. Bonsai' Emu. BLANKENSIIIP Bus Driver 2, 43 Physical Education l, 2, 3, 4: EEA. l, 41 Class Ufhccr lg Basketball 1. .ILINE EIEANOR BLANTON Basketball l, 2: Physical Education 1, 2, 3. BILLIE IIEAN BOSTIC Sponsor 41 Physical Education 1, 3, 41 Beta Club 4: Annual Queen 3: El IA. 2.' . , sf fl' my I K.. :ff , time T '7' f r . , fi -'v gm. SENIORS. lX'lllRIEl, LEE l3nooixiE Girls' Chorus I, 2, 4: Clnsg Ofliccr 4, llrivcr Education 3: F.l l.1X. lg Phvsicnl Education 3. i l3oBBY clENE BURGESS liust-bull 2, 3: Buskerlmimll l, 23 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Physical Education l. lXlACK LEE BYNLIINI Plwsicnl Education lg Bus Driver lg l7.l7.fX. l, 2, 3, 41 Sliop 3. llnc:Au RAY CTAMPBELL li.l:.fX. l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 45 Plwsit-ul Education l, 2. 33 Textile' School 4. ANDREW CARPENTER Footlwull l, 2, 3, 45 lluscluull 2, 3, 4, lluskctluull l, 41 Physical Education 1, 2, 5, 4, l'.l1A. 1, 2, 3, 4. illH0lXlAS ,loNEs CLKIITIIEN F.l3.A. 3, 4, Physical Education 2, Bnslactlmll l. SARA ELLA ClI.0NlNCER l5.ll.zX. Olliccr 23 Girls' Chorus l, 25 Driver Education 2, Monitor 43 HOLLY llAwK Stull' 4. Norm DELonES ClOLEMAN Cirls Cl1orus l, 2, 33 Band 3, IIQLLY l'lAWK Staff 4, Fl l.A. Olliccr 2, Student Council l. . gfaaa o 357 CARL Ross Cox l lOLLY llAw1c Staff 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Driver Education 3. I JON GARLAND EDVVARDS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bus Driver 4: Physi- cal Education I, 2, 33 Football l, 2, 3: Basketball 2. FRANCES VENIA FARRIS Beta Club 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 33 Driver Education 33 Dramatics lg lloLLY Anya l'lAWK Stall' 4. 'Ky ,rj , ,ff'Jl4f j byyxf. I9 I. -,Jf tb JV MJ -9. M r' .iff ' A -IUNE CTAROLYN FORTNER Girls' Chorus l, 3, 43 Physical Edu- cation 23 Drivcr Education 2. llENRY LEE FOWLER, IR. Football 13 Debating Club 2, 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 43 French Club 4. BETTE LENORA GARRISKJN NANCY ANN GREENE Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Library Club 3: Driver Education 4. GERALD GUICE Baseball 3, 43 Phvsical Education l, 3: F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. i F.ll.A. 23 Sponsor 43 Majorette 33 Girls' Chorus I3 l'l0LLY l lAWK Staff 4. SENIORS. lXl,xR'llN LlI'IllER llAl.l. Boys' Chorus 2, 3, -l: Clmicf lXl2ll'Sl1lll 5: l5.l5.zX. l, 2, 3, -lg llasclwall l, 5, -lg Class Ulllccr 3, -l. .Io lllwux IIARKEY Culs Cfl10ILl5 l, 2, 3, -lg l'.ll.zX. 2: Best Foot lforwarcl 2: Urivcr Educa- tion 3. joANNE llamls Class Olliccr 2g Ilo1.1.v I lfxwlc Stall' -lp llcta Clulv 3, -l: Sponsor -lg Monitor 5, -l. ,IOIIN llfuuusow llEL'roN l:l'L'IlL'll Cluln -lg Physical Education lg Debating Cluln 2, 3, -lg Band 2, 3, -lg Uasclmall l. Mfxm' Louise lloLnscL,xw Cirls' Chorus 3, Pllysical liclucation lg Host lfoot l7orwarcl 23 Hula Clulu 5, -lg lul l.fX. 2, 5. lJ.umAa,x 'IEAN lloLLAR Class Ulliccr 3g Sponsor -lg Beta Clulm -lg Scnior Marshal 5: llo1.1.v llAXVK Stall' -l. lXlfuzc:1E Luwls llu1f1fs'lE'r1.Ea Cirls' Cltorus 2, 3: llcta Club -lg Ura- matics lg l:.l l.fX. 5g Monitor -l. Donowuv ANN lllll'l l' Phvsical Education l, 3, -lg Beta Club 5, -lg llcst lloot l:Ol'XYill'Ll l. '21 F.ll.1X. 2. ,JZ zz, Li..J-' ll,u.fff--f--r' 1-'- -ffm u,.1.f- , Z f. . l iw 2, di-,N .l v4 'l' il l 'fry 1 4, ' 1' . sq liiiil 'iff- - A L 'r. fi 4 'I 'f A af' 4 4 ' '7 ,Iwi f . ,. , 'I '. m , . . . Cpfaaa o 57 . - ' .- C.-xm. RALPH .lAcKsoN Boys' Chorus 2, 31 Tcxtilc School 43 Physical Education l, 2, Basketball l. RACHEL ANN IIONES Baslicthall l, 2, 3, 4, Physical Edu- cation l, 2, 3, 4. BENNETT Douc:LAs KISTLER Football l, 2, 3, 41 Physical Education 1, 2, Ho1.LY IIAWK Stall 4, Boys' Cho- rus 3, 4. lYAN IRENE LATIIAN Chccrlcadcr 31 Sponsor 43 Monitor 3, 43 Baslxcthall 4. lJONNIE clHRISTINE LLICKEY Chccrlcadcr 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Driver Education 4. FRANCIS lXlARlON lXlcDoNALu FFA. 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus lx Physical Education l, 23 Baseball l. FRANCES lxlAXlNE lXlClXlANLlS Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 43 Driycr Education 25 Physical Educa- tion 3. CAR1, BOONE lX'l00RE Boys' Chorus 4, Band 43 Physical Education 43 Dramatics lg French Club 4. 1... -...1 Jadpox wx .fv'y,3,5f,..ff tx 'z1,,.gN,4.,.,c Lfw- -1 4 'Lp --1 Jw 74, fig, Un.. -,,1, , . -rw 1 ,gy ,.,, , 'vii I f I ff .. 5- f .af--714 ' l 1 X 1 1 1 r sg xg J'-c. ' gl ,, hav' N. y 6:7 'K lr Av... 67- Cf' Y. lb, .ff f la - il if' V 4, I SENIORS. llfxnvrav lXlILTON hlonrus liootball lg Boxing 1, 2: Wrestling lg Baseball l, 2: F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. llu RIE l.oNN1E Nonwoon . lfootball l, 2, 3. -lg Beta Club 4: Mo- lmsco 3: HoLL.Y HAWK Stall 4: Physical hclueation l. A ZW ' V ' llfumaim ANN PAINTER Cirls' Chorus l, 2, 3: Beta Club 3, 45 lXlarshal 3: llo1.Lv HAWK Stall 43 Spon- sor -l. PA'rn1c1A ANN PA'I l'ERSON Cirls' Chorus l, 3, 4: Physical Eclu- cation: l5.ll.1X. 3. llELEN Deromas RHYNE Cirls' Chorus l, 2. 3: Pianist Boys' Chorus 2, 3: Class Ofhcer 3: Sponsor 4: Hancl 2, 3. ll. W. RIIYNE Phvsieal Education 1, 2, 3: Boxing 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, -lg Football Manager 2, -l: Marshal 3. ,lo ANN S1c:ixroN i Cirls' Chorus -lg Dramaties 21 Beta Club -lg Arts and Cralts l. Cn,xRLEs EVEIKETT SIPE, Basketball l, 2, -lg Baseball 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 3: FFA. l. 2, 3. No picture 'IOIIN lJEI.ANO ROBINSON l:.F.A. l, 2. 3, -lg Physical Education lg Bovs' Chorus 2, 3: Driver Educa- tion 2. . CV.-M 0 '51 CHERRY ALLEN SINIITII Bascball 2, 3, 43 Debating Club 3, -ll Safety Patrol 2, 3, 43 Football Mana- ger 4. PERRY REID SPITTLE Physical Education lg Driver Educa- tion lg Bus Drivcr 43 F.F.A. 43 Boys' Chorus 3. RUTH IXNGELINE STONE l'lOLLY HAWK Staff 43 Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 33 Majorcttc 33 Physical Education lg Allied Youth 1. rl-ED DoncLAs VVALDROP Football l, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Physical Education l, 23 Boxing l. PI-IERDILIA lvA LEE WILLARD Girls' Chorus 33 Shorthand Club 4. lJAVID ARTHUR WRIGHT Football l, -lg Baseball 23 Debating Club 2: Boxing 1, 23 Physical Educa- tion l, 2. LOWELL Tnoixms YoRK Mohosco 2. Beta Club 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 3: HOLLY IIAWK Stal? 43 Monitor 3, 4- v 9 'ta- 0000 limi l'4'Vsm111li11' Y nf fxflllffil' Um! lliigjlliffml HXVIII-I ,lows Illflllx Cmznlsow nIl.l.lIi Imsllc IH: XXKI num' l,ow1fl.l Yonx llfxlui HHYNI4 Ilzgqml Hifi lim! All HUIHIKI H'iIiicsl RAN IXIIIXN Inulsla Mcrklfxwus Nw l,x'1n,'xN fun .lu :mm llmuf RIIYNI C'u.'xnl,ris Swv l'u:g1' gl.Wl'1'lI , M44 5-in 55, 'Sf if ip , 'ki V k . .31 f . L was dei. , ,nf J 'L ,wif HKS! lrluffllj X X, Klux! ljfcvlx' tu SIlL'CL'L'tI' lies! Dressed U,xnn,xnx lim I ,xn 'R,XNK'lZS Ixmms H511 If CQARRISON In 1 urn IIAII LUVVI-il.l, YORK LONNII-1 Nonwoon Howl Pujvzzlm' ,Huw vl1I7lL'IIlL'1! ,Host Cfmzccifvzi' U11 1 ll-' Hosuc' DFLUNES RHYNF UIOANNH I 'EI Aw llrfwmsrr KISTIIER l,ow111,L Yank LUNNILQ Nonwoon Pugv SL'I'L'7IlCCII , nr : 'A I I N 1 Q. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Be it known by these premises that we, the graduating class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-one of Mount Holly lligh School, being of reasonably sound mind and in more or less complete control of our faculties as herein attested, do declare this communique to supersede any and all prior written or spoken testimonyg and thus do declare this to he our last will and testament. ARTICLE l To the administrative staff, principal, advisers, and members of the faculty, we leave our most prized possessions: all grounds and equipment together with their myriad of rules and regulations, do's and don'ts, to have and to hold and to dispose as they in their fortitudinous manner see Bt. To the junior Class, we leave our highest regards and best wishes and the thrill of taking our place as dignified seniors. ARTICLE ll Billy joe Abercrombie and john Helton leave their love for airplanes to Dale Davenport and David Long so the may continue to bore their classmates. To Peggy Anderson, jean Abernethy leaves her secret of making A's without studying, or the art of being a piarasite. ay Abernathy leaves his valuable position on the basketball team and his trombone seat in the band to Calvin Greene. ack Barrett wills his love and enthusiasm for English to Landy Stilwell and jeurod Broome. . L. Black wills his way of getting out of trouble to Larry Vilaldrop and llurdell Lawing. Bobby Blankenship and Tommy Cauthen leave to lirnest Featherstone the safe way in which thev drive their cars. june Blanton leaves to Daphne Nash her secret of finding a man and keeping him. To Carolyn Lowe and Ruth Brooks, Billie Bostic leaves her freckles. Muriel Broome wishes to leave her position as assistant to the assistant assistant office secretary to Lucille Glenn and Betty Deitz. Bobby Burgess leaves his luck in love, be it good or bad, to Bobby McCluney. Mack Bynum leaves a bottle of peroxide to Donald Lawing with complete instructions for its use. Ray Campbell leaves to Howard Tate his manly physique. Andy Carpenter wills his quiet manner and ability to get along with all the teachers to Martin Holloway. Sara Cloninger wills to jean Gowan all the engagements she was unable to keep. Maybe jean will find time for all of them. Delores Coleman wills her very quiet manner and refined ways to Catherine Helton. Carl Cox wanted to leave his two front teeth to Dickv Carpenter in case he might need them some davg but it took Carl so lon to get the teeth that the class persuaded him to keep them. jon Edwards leaves liis melodious voice to Donald Sigmon and Covte Riley. Frances Farris bequeaths to Malvena Davidson her way of iust getting hy. une Fortner leaves her iolly disposition to Susan Helton, since neither cares for the silent type. o Mason Hudspeth and Donald Beatty, Henry Fowler leaves his love for a good friendly argument. Bette Garrison leaves her famous snarls expression to Frances Sigmon. Nancy Greene leaves all secrets conveyed to her to Pat Gardner to keep along with hers. Gerald Guice bequeaths a small part of his industriousness to Dean Broome and Eugene Sigmon. Luther Hall leaves his good looks to Ronald Estridge and Bill Craig. jo Rita llarkcy wills to joyce Matkins and Daphne Nash all her shv and bashful ways. In hope that they make better use of it than she did, joanne Helms leaves her little book on the art of cutting class to joanne Cline and Norma Roberts. Louise Holdsclaw wills her dark features to Ruth Murphy. Barbara Hollar wills her position on all poster committees to Ann Mclntosh and Peggy Nixon. To Ruby Stilwell, Margie Huffstetler leaves her love for showering out diction so fast that no one but she could possibly keep up. Dorothy Huit leaves her mischievous ways to Laura Mae Forbes and Doris Morris. Carl jackson leaves his ability to be such a pest to Lewis Vilallace and Aldean Elmore. Rachel jones bequeaths the vacancy left by her on the basketball team to Marv Ruth Biddix and Lucille Helms. She realizes it will take two to fill it. Bennett Kistler leaves his love, regard, and high opinion of himself to Roger Spittle. Nan Lathan and Delores Rhyne leave their love for one man to Billie Barrett. Donnie Lucky leaves to Rea Hager her pretty blond hair. no doubt to make her envious. To limily Kelly, Pat McDonald leaves his love for hillbilly music. Louise McManus leaves the enioyment she gets from life and her loud way of showing it to Patsy Warren. Carl Moore wills to VVarren Morris and George Perkins one of his cars, so that they can get to school on time as he always did. Milton Morris leaves to Ray Morris his ability to hop up cars and win races. Lonnie Norwood leaves his crutches to Gene Hendrix, who may find some use for them after next vear's football season. Since Ann Painter is always in such a rush, she would like to leave a little of her energy to Maude Hartscll. Pat Patterson leaves her hatred of all the male sex to Helen Kirby. jake Rhyne wills to james Cogdill his way with the women. jo Anne Sigman leaves her beautiful soprano voice to Estelle YVard. Bub Sine leaves to Mr. Dixon any practical iokes he may have overlooked or failed to use in his classes. Perry Spittle leaves to Glenn Howard all his speedy ways. jerry Smith leaves to VVarren Morris the sacred duty of taking care of a certain sophomore. To Betty Bell, Ruth Stone leaves her ability to laugh even though nothing is funny. john Robinson wills his ability to defy the monitors to Harold Bumgardner and Ralph Hamilton. Pherdilia VVillard leaves the innocent look of hers to Ronald Medders in hope that he can get by with one thing before he graduates. David Wright leaves all his aches and pains to Paul Dunn, along with the best remedies for them. Ted VValdrop bequeaths to Dennis Herring all his charm and personality. To Robert Lee, Lowell York leaves a thorough Latin translation of Caesar. We appoint and designate with heartfelt appreciation our sponsors, Helen Norris Springs and Roy E. Briggs, as executrix and executorg and do hereby charge them with the supreme responsibility of adhering strict y to the terms of this our last will and testament. ln the presence of legally constituted witnesses and with all the solemnity at my disposal I do hereby affix my mark or signature and seal, this, the first day of june. Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-one, A.D. jean Mnue Annamzfrirv, Class Testator Page Eighteen 6? CLASS PROPHECY The alumni of the class of 1951 will again hold their annual reunion at the Waldorf-Astoria. Each member will give a review of his accomplishments. Our first speaker will be Captain B. J. Abercrombie, who, without our permission, will lecture for three and one half hours on How to Fly a Terraplanef' Jean Abemethv will sing a few selections from her latest picture, Jeannie With the Voice Off-Key. Monsieur Rav Abernathy is preparing to give an ex- hibition of his fine work as hair stylist for Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer. Girls, grab your big chance to make Hollywood. Jack Barrett's contribution to the annual reunion will be a tour of the United States on his Get-up-and-Go bus line. Our last plea is, Bring us back alive, Jack! Bobby Blankenship will show us his pet smitty. Since he is head salesman for Western Auto, he gets a commission for selling twin smitties. Bob's leisure time is spent getting his customers out of iail. Billie Bostic will read the introduction of her latest book, Love Is Where You Find It! Others on the program will be: David Wright, who now owns the Wright Airfield at Kitty Hawk, N. C. Last Hal1owe'en night he was cruising around in his ancestors' first airplane when suddenly he crashed with Muriel Broome, who was flying low nn her Magic Broom. She did own the Magic Broom Factory at Alfalfa, S. C. Bobby Burgess, who has now solved that Al Capone- Mickey Cohen Case. He shot Mickey at his apartment and put Al in prison for life. Mack Bynum, who has combined all his old cartoon lgvooks to form one of his own! Laff a Day, Month, or ear. Milton Morris, who has taken the position of Chief of Police of the New York Police Force. Since he has such a horror of fast driving, I'm sure he will be a success there. Jake Rhyne, who is now fashion editor for Tate-Brown. His latest review for Sunday wearing is red corduroy pants and a yellow shirt. For week days he prefers pastel colored shirts, drape pants, iockey coats, and buck shoes. Bennett Kistler, who has discovered a new color for burps-burple. I hear the women are going for it. Delores Rhyne, who having driven every car made, new, used, and antique, now drives a fire truck in Baltimore, Maryland. She goes through town so fast everyone thinks she's a flying saucer. Nan Lathan, woman heavyweight champion of the world, who will wrestle at Madison Square Garden. Sara Cloninger, a nationwide fortune teller, will predict everyone's future but her own. Lonnie Norwood, who now holds the title of The Nation's Number One Popular Singer. In fact he has a program of his oyim entitled Looney's No Hit Parade. Bette Garrison, who is modeling for Mr. Bow Legs and Mr. Flat Feet at Freak Town, N. J. Margie Huffstetler, who is the private secretary and accountant for Mr. I. O. U. Millions, Barbara Hollar, who is busily working at the Metro- politan Museum of Art. She iust won one hundred and thirty i-irst places for her original stick figures at a modern art exhibit. Ann Painter, head of the Home Economics Department of Woman's College, Greensboro. Her lecture for tomorrow is How to Boil Water Without Scorching It. Rachel Jones, physical education director at the pick 'em up and put 'em back together gym. She hasn't mar- ried because all her boy friends' mothers are afraid of her. Carl Moore, who has discovered a new wonder drug for tooth decay. He thought it was time something was done since all of his had fallen out. P. I... Black, boxing coach of the Mount Holly Boys' Club. During practice bouts, the kids have knocked him out only eight times. Andy Carpenter, head coach at Harvard University. His greatest riva , of course, is Coach Ted Waldrop of Yale. Jon Edwards, who has gone into the bug-killing business. He is also part time chef for Chez Montez. Jon's special dish is bug soup and he drinks nothing but eyeballs. John Robinson, owner and publisher of the Pumpkin Center Bugle, which now has seventeen subscribers. Louise Holdsclaw, the First woman mechanic i.n the United States. She specializes in hot rods and stock cars. Donnie Luckey, proprietor of the Luckey Riding Acad- emy. Since she trains the horses herself, you're lucky if you get back alive. 'Lowell York, an accomplished pianist, who is starring with Spike Jones and his Wacky-Wacky-Teers. I Charles Sipe, owner of an upholstering shop where he is now designing the interior of the General Motors sport CSIS. Gerry Smith and Henry Fowler, who are running a close race in the election for Senator. The people can't decide who promises the most. June Fortner, who has her own TB show. Her theme song IS Lavender Coughing. Ruth Stone, owner of a chain of theaters where she shows nothing but her own pictures. Carl Jackson, who settled down and married a girl named Bubbles, They now have a lot of little soap flakes bouncing around the house. Nancy Greene, who is owner of The Greene Home Fm The Aged. Her old classmates seem to keep her in business. Joanne Helms, who is still cooking eggs for the One- and-Only. Before marrying, she served nothing but fresh eggs, now she serves nothing but rotten ones. Pat McDonald, whose Pat McDonald and His Little Feet Patters have monopolized all the programs on tele- vision. Dorothy Huitt, who has found a new way to reduce. Her new product is an electric spot reducer which she sells only to her rivals. You see, it electrocutes you, tool Delores Coleman, who owns The New Open Air Taxi Service of Mariposa. It takes her little ieep to plow through such a crowded city. Luther Hall, Chief Clerk and Mopper for Jones Brothers' Super Market. Every Thursday night you can hear him singing Rag Mop. Frances Farris, news reporter for the New York Times. She was visiting Fort Bragg when she saw Colonel Ray Campbell pushing his weight around the new recruits. Thomas Cauthen, who has iust hopped up a hot rod for the races at Indianapolis Speedway. The only person crazy enough to drive it is none other than Carl Cox. Gerald Guice, professor of Tucltaseege University, wrote a new book entitled The Nit Wits of T. U. Jo Rita Harltey, head bookkeeper for the Forward, Back- ward, and Sideways Company, starts at the back and works to the front. What a life! John Helton, Vice-President of Pan American Airways, already has his feet halfway on the president's desk. Louise McManus, star acrobat for Ringling Brothers' Circus. She is also in charge of training the monkeys. Patricia Patterson, dietitian for Mercy Hospital, .who is doing very well in her work. The patients now realize why they call it Mercy Hospital. Pherdilia Willard, owner of the What Knot Beauty Saloon. She has convinced all her customers that straight hair will be the style for the next I-ive years. June Blanton, chief cook and bottle washer for a member of the opposite sex. She is pretty handy with a can opener. Jo Ann Sigmon, Red Cross Nurse. She is hated for draw- ing so much blood from her donors that she has to give them transfusions afterwards. Perry Spittle is now president of the Goofy Painters Association. He specializes in painting striped houses, striped cars, and especially striped suits for his old class- mates. - Now that we know Who's Who and What's What, we are eagerly anticipating our reunion. NAN LATHAN, Class Prophet Page Nineteen M CLASS POEM u 'cafion l PM Come, O winds, Scatter the seeds of opportunity about us So that we may have the chance To 'prove our worth to man. Fall, O rains, Arid wash away the hideous stains of greed and hate In lieu of these, H11 young hearts like ours With love and kindness. Shine, O moon, - Cast beams of good fortune upon us, and Give usa life-long n - And full of bliss. . O sun, so bright and warm, Make us as lustrous as thy ray And warm the hearts of man To receive our noble efforts. Lownm. Yoiut, Class Poet jf' - I SENIOR CLASS SNAPSHOTS Y Rm' L- -u f , - J XML.-nm is I 1 W I' .E Im. , ASR' ' sf shi - ' . , xx ?3 0 is 4 JUNIO PEGGY ANDERSON BILLIE REE l3ARRE1'r BE'I I'x' ,ICYBELL , fX1ARY Rll'l'H BIDDIX I I Q IIAZEI. BOUOIIRIAN RUTII BROOKS 'JEAN BROORIE l IAROLD BURIOARDNER IJICKIE CARIIENTER UIUANNE CTLINE N1 -IAAIES C.Oc:uII.I. 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Xuan Uguxxrlx. ,- v K' f R,- ws i 0 ev xr -Jxl 0 A V ,bf G C L U B 'W h 'Aj X-.1'J V lls I I xx lluxx, Nymrrwr N K ,AYAYMM U .Cx XV . I. . . ,, 4' xvvv J -Ljmpl Nl 'mfr x 1 gjqf? Y Ising, lull flu' x'4'l4lluI ls ilu' Illmg. Sm, Jhgcfgiyf Suyyj ' ' -In , 11-111 mimxskliw I,iIli:m Ilunn, llvnrx Imxlvr, john Ih-ltun. Smmling: ILHIL I x . IH-9 K-uv Irnmmw llnmilmn, llmilx Klmgnris, Pain .Kula-n, Pvggx' Nixon. . X yn ,, ,. f 'LK W J' T7 If f .f' J' 'J X' 1,1141 llllllylll Of' MQ N 'il ' I U J rx , XJ U jdfxxv voflybd ' WN5Yw BUS DRIVERS lfirst run': Pvrrx Spittlc. Dennis Herring, Paul Dunn, Gene Sigmun, john Ilultun, Bobby Blankenship. Sccrunl mir: ,luck l3nrrcI1. Billv ,loc .XIwrcromhiu, jun Edwards. N L BUS J if N- ff .l .av- ' I, ,. PHYSICAL EDUCATICN CLUB A-- ' I 'N lfirst rr1u': Maxim' l'l'iLll11m'c, Hilmln Norwood, Put Pridlnnrvc, Paula Ilzlllnrd. Svcmuf row: Pvggv Dcitv, Rachel XVQAHS, HL-tn' llUffl'llLlll. I'l:imI rnn': Pcggv XVilkinson, I-.zurlinc ,l1U4lI'I1CX, Lu-lvn VVvz1ll, Miss,Knux. l unrIl1 raw: Sylvian Morris, Pcggx XVisc. ,Inns Stuwc, Hen llugcr. Page Thirty flu' SAFETY PATRCL Cmnplinicnts ol' Mount Ilolly Lions Club Miss rXlXlARYI.lAIS Vlxircclm uncl Nu. S. ll. llieiymw, lfnczrlrm' flclviscrs liirst row: l:2lI'lXll'll llollmun, li2Il'l32ll'2l Oglcsby, Phyllis Morris, Sbirlcy lluclisill, Sziraib Sigmon, .l2ll'IL'I flclcuclx, llctti' VVillz1rcl. Sccnml mir: llmluuru Rliync, Robert .l2lCliSOl1, Curl blurpliy, VVurrcn llunczin, Lamar Drumm, Allen Nortnn, lommx c,ll'klVVl'0l'Ll, Douglas ljziymx ,lame llinlxlc. ilillinl row: lX'lr. llamics Davenport, Rcprc :acnlutivc ol' Mount llolly Lions Club: Kcnnctb Patterson, ,luck llurrctt, Billy .loc fXbvrcrombic, -Iobn llclton, 'liccl liccklmm, Clmrlcs Cluwson, Robert VVurcl, bliss Vnuglm, bln: llclton. Hl,ll7L'l'lYfllIlL'llllQL'1lCL'-CDIH' Nntimfs Safety lagv 'Hzirlv xix DRIVER EDUCATIGN MRS. CLYDE LOFTIN, Instructor Steering for better driving If f,,, 1 ' ! I 4 , D I age Thirtjffseven W GIRLS' CHCRUS Xlli. Ilrml Ill lil xr rx , , ..., llivurlfn ' I :mlm Xlm XI xxus , l'r'l-xillwrzl llxmrxnx llux xl . ,.lil1mri. ' ' 'luxl lulalxl I: .... l lu l'vl'xlllw1n Xl xlzl I xl l I Munn Ulilvmril Alu Xxx Slnxmx . .,,. Nwuullzrx l:'mu1nr'l'v Xlullll I lllmuxll . ,,lll'1wuIu ' 1 luux lxlIlN . ,. . Hlmuul Ullnsll umlnw lznwn llmvr lln' will ilu' llzlxl ul l'x'l'1w'lllrl luv. BOYS' CHORUS Xln. lil N Sllul Ullilmlm XI xsux Illllmxvl Ill . ,.Sl-ulwllzu lvl-.mm-r lllulln llxll . ,,..,l'll'vll1'ul Lnxll lllllx ,,lll'm1mfl lllNms llI,IllilN1. ,,l1ll'l'nwlllv11l ixxllllx lxlxlllmvl .,l'muzx1 lln- lluvs' llhlflls la .nn mg.nxlf,1lwu ol lmu lllu-lcslml in l'u1'llu'llng llu-ir xlmlx -ll' uulxll' .lx null an U mum lmm -:mlm ning llumlulu lxulu :ml lmlu lluu n ull imprmlng thx-in vwiurx. l'l1ix xl-.uk gnunp, nl: um-lx In prvpzm- lnuxiu lm x.l1'l-:lu un.muxu ulnl-ll gnrml- lllulng llu- nun. lluuuglx ilu' 11111-11-xl .mul ln mpg-r.1tilm ul lmlll laurllllx ,lull xtmlm-luis. ilu- lluu' Clmlllx vxlu-1lvm'unl :un ulxuumllx xl1u'vssl'x1l uzu. l mug will uulllrl' ull vmvvlmn In ilu' 1r1l'nm1'x. A BAND ,A MB. ROBERT ll. BLACK . . . . .Director j0HN llELTON .. . ..... President Bimsoun .lo ALLEN . . ...... Vice-President UIEAN ABERNETHY ................... . . .Secretary-Treasurer PAT CiARDNER AND ClAROLYN WILLIABIS ., .. .Lilarrzrians No one will deny that the band has played an important part in the many phases of school life in which it participated. The band has grown into ll fine organization that makes the whole town swell with pride. Much hzlrcl work has been clone lvotli by the director and eueli member of the band. Page Thirty-nine' BETA CLUB C lc mlcl il ncl lllalelifllolors llENRY IIOWLER . . .......,...,.......... ...... I 'resident 'IRAN fXHl2RNIi'I'llY . . . .Vice-President F1mNe12s IIARRIS . . . . . ...,. . . . ..... Secretary IJUWEI 1. Yonk .,.......................... . .Trenxzfrer Miss lluzfxmon SMYIII ANI: Mn. S. ll. llFI.1UN ......... .............. S pmzsors lllenilicrsr Norma lloluerts, .Ionnne Cline, Emily Kelly, Delores Rliyne, Frances Sigmon, Peggy Nixon, llulmy Stilwell, Mason llualspetll, Anne Mellmtoslm, Lonnie Norwood, 'loamne Sigmon, Anne Painter, 'lonnne llelms, B2lI'l71ll'il llollar, Billie llostie, Louise lloltseluw, Margie llullistetler, Dorothy lluirr, Roger Spirrle. Robert l.ee, Ronnie llstriclge. Page Fort y FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA I HIl'LIl':I XVII' IInI'f1uI1x XIII'-. XVII 'I I II SPI In .. .,IucIIllI Iflrivur' Y xv I C ,II XI III . ......,. IF orlcr I IIIIII' xvll sow ..... . ..,... I'I'I'siIIvuI I'II'I ,XIII IIN,I'I III' . ..I'mIIImI umln XOIIAII IIIIN l'l II . .,.I'iu- I'I'uvifIvx1I Ilrrx XXIII suv ,.,. . ...Snug .,uIIIIvI' SII Imax III'IIIIIw: . ..... .SvuI'z't1II'I l'.I'I'SI' II IIIII ..,... , . . . . .Pmlzzxt K XII IZIIYNI .. . . lwmzur-I-1' CIIIIII I N ,XI I Immun . ..ll1xrm'mn .I - I O 1 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SENIOR CI IAIYIEII XIII, Dom I3Ic.1II,IIs'I'III, Spmmn' IIIIIL' I'-llUIl'C IaII'IIIL'I's of .Xlnuricgl strixu tn LIQILIIIIII un1IpcIcIIt, algglvssixc, I'uI'zII IIIIII xIgI'icuItIII'III IL'AlKIk'l'5I1IIY1 In In III. IIIII IIIII 'I ' I 'IIII1' II Inu- Im' uuuI11I'I Ilfug to cIIuIIlI'zIgc IIItc'IIIg0lIl ulmlcc III IzII'IIIIng m'L'IIpIIlIIms: to CULIIEIQC Im-IIIIII-I's to IIIIpI'm'c IIIL' Inrln Imnw and in suI'muIuIiIIgs: In paII'IicipIIIv.- in cnupn-I'IIIiI'c cffurlz lu uILII'IIgu and pnucticu tIII'IIl: :xml In I-I1cuIII':Igc iIIIpI'm I-Incnt in scIIuIIII'sIIip. II'Ilrnir1g In Ilu: Iluiug lu luurrl: Imlrxlilzgg to Iiru: Iiriug In .wv'I'I'. Page Furtv one F? 5 f we .x' 5. may 7m-Mm cam my new JEAN GOWAN 1 'GAYNLLL -HIGHT ' Ccfwa. Kmm 70424 cfgaiamofae Ciao PEGGY MSKINNEY 1 ,f fig 52? Ye 'xi ff. , Qzifk X I ,. x if N ,f I ,f -x X 750.14 05264 MURIEL BKOOME ,f 0.41 f-Lit' re- IU, fi f ' M-.V . , ' i. ft .,,,1 ,,,1 , , , i 1-ggi K. V , ' I- ' ,ffft 41 'ffff-,,f. -101 4,6 rc H'-- f ' ' ti'-t'.J-ff,-, . V' , 5' ' f iff? Y ' t ff V ,f ' 1 . - 1 V1 K I. I ' 4 A HF . . fi , I 1 If A '1 .1 y ,i-lf, ,' 21 . 1' ' ' I 1 1 ' I , I . f . tu ,, Q ... '...... -1-.1 D. A. R. Citizenship Winner On the basis of dependability, service, leader- ship, and patriotism, the faculty and the senior class chose Frances Farris to receive the D.A.R. Citizenship Award. Frances submitted a scrap- book of her activities during her four years in high school to the D.A.R. State Association. At the North Carolina State D.A.R. Conven- tion, she was honor guest of the Major Williani Chronicle Chapter of Gastonia. O Miss Hi Miss On the basis of scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and personal attractiveness, the faculty and the senior class chose Barbara Hollar Miss Hi Miss of Mount Ilolly High to participate in the fourteenth annual Miss lli Miss events at VVinthrop College. As the outstanding girl of 1951 her picture and honors were published in the 'lohnsonian, student newspaper of Win- throp, the South Carolina College for VVomen, and three other leading newspapers. Page Forty-three I fcafli. .4,l ,A JJJ-7!'77Ll 5 ,rn W0 ,TN syn Q-1-C I X,.f-J '?' 2 ,x. 6' SW?-'1!!P S QEZ1 np' .wmv ACTIVITIES SNAPS XX? AV 'H- W, fi xx if EERLEADERS ,114 uiors PATSY VVARREN IIEAN CRJWAN Freshmen IIILDA Noawoov Svwm FOWLER FAYE fXBERN,xTm FOCTBALL '50-'51 MR. MAX BEAN AND MR. HERBERT IIIPPS, Coaches first How Second How MR. IJIPPS RICKEY MOORE JOE flUFFSTETLER VVALTER BATCIIELOR MARTIN PIOLLOWAY JAMES COGDILL P. L. BLACK 'IOIINNY WIRE CII-ENE PIENDRIX DICKIE CARPENTER BENNY MILLER LONNIE IWORWOOD MR. BEAM BENNETT KISTLER RONALD BXIEDDERS BONNIE ESTRIDGE ROBERT LEE DAVID WRIGHT' LARRY VVALDROP REUBEN VVALDROI' 'TED WALDRKJP ANDY CAIKPENTEII PAUL DUNN BOBBY ABERCROMBIE DON ABERNATIIY RAY CAM1'BELL Page I-orf3 V81 en I ,M 4 N . . 0 'n f, ' 1 f' u 5 x J ,V ,n Y FOOTBALL RIOCIUIIILQ Buffs lAm'f:fL's .IIN QTUCIHIJ, Homin: l,Hf lmwxl n AIl:lJDl'.ll9 IHONNHQ li9lRllJlGIf Clrrwlf Illfmmlx lv l.,xnm' VVM IJROI' nfs Imf I llllflfiflfll lfl: crHIlV'l15 ' 1 'JON f'XI!lfl!N.'X'I HY ,OIINNY XVIKF P. I.. llmczk Mfxmlw llm.l,mv,w nillmckx lllckllf ci,XRI'l5N'lI5R Dfxvm X'X'n1m:n'l ' lmnm' f'Xl3lflli'l!O'XIl!ll' Awm' cTAIKI'l7N'l lin Ill NNY IXIILLILN M4 . - M ,X ,WW , 1 .. N. as lfzrllluvclzs REUBEN X'V,xl.1mov I lil? XVALDRUP fwL'lIlL'l'S l'4Ic:KEY Moomz RM' C,x1x1PBEl.l. Pull, DUNN u'Yi!IlLfl7t1CllS IEENNPIW KISTI FR XVAIXI ER l3A'l'c:llH1.ou I-oNNue Nonwuon -H41 1 E1 1 ll, all 4! QV A 5? Q49 2 an fe THE SCOREBOARD Lineolnton ...... lYCVVlOI1'Ll0llOVCl' Lowell ......... Bessemer City . . . 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J if ,M R 1 VIL V1 If ' 9 16,7 Lf f ' lg Z fl' ,UL fl .Al . lf! 1' W' fff tab il I tj .Wi 1 HOMECOMING QUEEN Page Fifty I31l.L1E l3osT1c JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Nln. VVAIIER SPEAR AND MR. -IOIIN ELLIS ..,. ,... C Yoaclics RAYAIUND clANTT AND Toixiixix' lXlClNTOSII . . . . . . .Cfo-Captains nl.-xixnis LoF'r1N ....................... .......... . . ............ llinmiger First row: blames Loftin, Charles Loftin, Doras Ellington, David Stack, David Lavender, Carl lxlurplmy, Curtis Broome, Gene Cline, Bossic Boytcr, -lacli Parker, Slum Norton. Second row: Coach Spear, Buddy Bluinchardt, Baymond Gantt, Dinla NlclXlanus, james VVhital4er, jerry Patterson, Donald Loc, Bcarl Davis, Benny Carl pcntcr, Tommy Mclntosh, Paul Adams, VVaync Sigmon, Coach Ellis. SCOREBOARD Arlington jr. lligh 13 Mt. Holly.. O Belmont ......... 13 Nt. llolly.. 7 Belmont ......... 14 Mt. Holly. . 7 Cramerton ....... O Mt. Ilolly. .13 Cramcrton ....... O Mt. Holly. .13 Page Fifty-mic '-sf. 'I fd Q' 1 I , uf' Rfb' ' f '. I, , f ,Flys J. ,'f'!w!' ,J 'M-rf' . C. I :ifrr V. ,' 'GIRLS' BASKETBALi W 'W' v ' ' ,-., 24: ' ' A1155 L1A'I'lIERlN1i liwox. Cfoaclz , LN, j, I K? 2 .Q 3 imi iq 5. .9 L E Q .gn . cf 1 , NTLM Q If . ray CM WL J R f 2,f.1f'Qm V fAL'5JBOYS' BASKETBAl91lh41-4-f'xFFD4.fxf '1 x fV' 'ijffliyf fxi LJXCW1.. C5 2i HJb' f . A I 1 V 'l A I MAX BEAN, Conch ' W' Page Fifty-two .7 BASEBALL First row: Benny Carpenter, outfield, Charles Sipe, third base, Bobby Abercrombie, second base, David Wright, outfield, Johnny McNabb, out- field, Tommy Cherry, Tommy Mclntosh, shortstop. Second row: Johnny Wyfke, outfield, Luther Hall, pitcher, Robert Lee, outfield, Mr. john Ellis, coach, Billy joe Abercrombie, first base, Calvin Greene, pitcher, Harold Bumgardner, First base. Page Fifty-three 'Y' -'-v S WWW fag: ! r, , f Mfr 1' ti J Q I A f NUCA Z7 , f f .1 J ' 1' X, 42 5- Z ' ,, f I , , f . T' fr' pf- Z-I , LZ Af J ry, , I-j J xwfkilg , ff VI, 1 F 'ff ff fd, ., ' fi' fm fr as F, f Q , COnszder the postage stamp, my son. It secures success thvough tts ability to stick to one thmg till it gets there -JOSH BILLINGS ff A 7 I yim M7 ffAw5e,e., if if . . - 4 -t f. ,Q t, AA, f , ' , J fmfzffwrv M MTITFQZ7 frvlfff AQWK KT cmd Au,SyJ cm., ,Qff bm'5R2n2fSSlNgZZ0mPAN 5 Z7 J Ajqvf . ! n ' W 7'UA sf Manda! AJ, ,QV if-.us - l 4 O J f V vnu M' y vWlf1'0 t fVfYuTCWNl1iq'l7KI MCU ' x ,OW Zlffmxu A0-ft Jfgf ,C454.1f?,c, jawftv - MOUNT HOLLY, NORTH CAR LINA df - , WJ M-1 ZW, ,J fee-no' ' .f' ' ' - C-M! yay ' a tant - J X f'Z'f '1 I , ' W ZA-6d!Q7w qffacrf' .f:,,'2:ff , M146-'if QL, f' sid law f7V..9fpff' ' Q, V' 4 im? 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ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 258 Phone Z-651 MOUNT HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINX Where the Finest Is So Reasonable Phone 35 Flowers by Telegraph BEST WISHES RANKIN DEPARTMENT STORE Buy where you get the best MOUNT HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA Western Auto Associate Stare Lunch Kits Bicycle Parts Tires Your Best Bet For Complete Shoe Rebuilding and Invisible Half-Soling Call 236-M HamiltOn's Shoe Shop Best Wishes from PAUL DERR Quality Merchandise MOUNT HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of RHYNE GROCERY BEST WISHES EDNA BLACK Flowers + MOUNT HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA MOUNT HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 225 Page Fifty-six ABBIES' SELF SERVICE Catawba, Heights , i ff H rm jf ,Mg'7'i,?7'4,5f5i'2'? not DURANT MOTOR SALES Used Cars Bought and Sold Mount Holly, North Carolina If 'L J 'T A A ' I A ' ' A - ff ' VI I . 7 Mk! W -fzfcilc cf I u,fl'JQ,12.,f2 h I I I X V L3Zf14,fr7x-f ' f 'f'ff f'l3?f4'2 FAUL 8L CRYMES, INC. Sporting Goods 415 South Tryon Street Charlotte 1, North Carolina Compliments of MOUNT HOLLY FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 3 When it's ffowers, say it uith ours ' SUANNE FLORISTS Phones 7741 and 7139 Catawba Heights, Belmont, N. C. Good Luck To The Class of ,51 IVEY HENKLE, Jeweler Next Door to Bank Mount Holly, North Carolina VANITY BEAUTY SHOP We Curl Up and Dye Bank Building Telephone 202-R Pinkey Trexler LaVertta Hurt Compliments of The United Variety Store The old 5c and 10c A big variety of good quality merchandise Page Fifty-seven 4 an J A It 51 F V, , A , 11 f f , 1. 1 4- ' Cowwfjyfwkifbf W '. V -' ,. ' O Aj, - ' uf ' PI 1 'L .4 , If ,XV W Q f fl' O ,s1'1gQWEL,M!bL:,poR CCQXIPANY f 'Q .I Z fL Oz ' yi '., fi , 17' I A I I Wg Va N .J Wynn? Opin Mlg,d9i1LByM'0UTH Dealers L ,L 4 A . ' I AL if ,yn . in l if Nwzf- + + rv 1 : l ij l.. '7 . V TN ,ML cl? 'BEM nt, N. O. Ph 431 LI 0118 Compliments of MCDUNT HCLLY NEWS 'Ir MOUNT HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA Page Fifty-eight Rl. ffl .XLJ x ,cgi ff, V , ,L VL 4, ,-KKK, , , , v . , f 1 K c K 'f X' 44.4 - V . , ' fl 24-44 .fi fx. ,141 , f-Kg ?' -A Q' 5-1 JC? , 5 .iv .V f 14 ' M ,Jia N1 f'f.nfLc, jf, I, rf fir., 1 .I fu XA vJ:'x'ffc ,!'fC., ',t,'f'J ' 'e ? Le 1 Lf! I'-I ,12 4!Cf?f ,,f'Q,c,Z CQ, Zfffffind L2 A-1,40 f-iff 'ikffcj Z fin' P- A I Qgflg 17111 1, ' ,V I 'It ft! ' f?2ff72f'jP ,X Compliments of First State Bank 84 Trust Company MOUNT HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA ++ Deposits Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation up to 310,000.00 L t K v , K Compliments of 3,QllQZ, jan, Room, Page Fiftyrnine I A r H, r , . GULF SERVICE fr' Siiierd 8 Riddle Service Station Compliments of Pilnl Lite Insurance Company J. M. HOWARD, Agent ++ Gastonia, North Carolina , , S E N I O R S . . . . Compliments of You have earned ...... THE LEAKSVILLE CONGRATULATIONS I WOOLEN MILLS INC. sursnron vnnn MILLS Incorporated Dyeing Cr Finishing Plant Mount Holly, North Carolina MOUNT HOLLY, N. C. Manufacturers of fine combed yarns PgSy we , ffff' f'f?5f?W 5 Summey Drug lf 41TIL..- CHEVRGLET Company M nt Holly's Leading Drug St The Leader 'A' 'We fill all doctors' pr t V if CHEVROLET C0 Phone 9 IVIASSEY - CLARK COMPANY BEST WISHES uf Dealers in Hardware GASTQN as HOLLYM W7 and Bui ' u lies THEATERS SCA QQ fdq e 168 KKQQ . Carolina A' .04 VX f g.ef -A QCA Wfafffwifwm 4.6 M., 1 lf' .HT If rr , 4 'H J Ll l,' x Compliments of JONES BROTHERS MOUNT HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA Meet Your Friends At CHARLIE'S DRUGS Phone 200 MOUNT HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA BEST WISHES CARPENTER'S BARBER SHOP 'i- Mount Holly, North Carolina l. li. llalluur Company ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas-Personal Cards Club Insignia Memorial Plaques Represented by john and Albert Bealle P. O. Box 97 JOHNSON CITY, TENN. Compliments of THE QUALITY STORE Mount HOlly's Leading Department Store PRYOR ESSO SERVICE Phone 9103 Mount Holly, N. C. Waxing and Lubricating A Specialty Page Sixty-two J oglggfvxg jj I E . A Z x .KV VD-, ,E 7 jj' X' I, f JL! kk' QVY ,V i.,j-jig!!! Z' 1' bf in yd' ,fwxxiv I, YI, fa, L 1' 'f 1 t 'lf fl W'. T. f KO- ,YK r JS ff Y 'W UK of C 7' qi 17' ff U of of 'rw-1 gy 5 0 A ' ,f Compliments of we,-IUBWY y K , 4 NJJQGGY, JW Holland Drug Company 42 I 'L r IS JJ Y 'fy - Been Serving Your Families for ' 'V 51 Years Your Patronage Appreciated BREAD Phone 56 Compliments of CRAIG SCHOOL OF Compliments of DANCE Davis Dancing S C h O O I Compliments of Rx fe ' 'OX WINDY'S GRILL A DL wrong 'D L ii Home Cooking Pg S tyth , J I o- Compliments of t x Conzplzmcunts of T - - HANSEL BODY IIIESHHIIII HIRIIIS SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND ,k BALANCING Wrecks Rebuilt Mount Hol!y's Leading Dairy Stanley Road MOUNT HOLLY NORTH CAROLINX KENDRICK BRICK AND TILE CO., INC. Build For The Future MOUNT HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA 12Svf -1 Compliments of CLARA ROGERS Mount Holly, North Carolina M 8 L GULF SERVICE Across The River Pick-up and delivery service Phone 9107 Compliments of HARRIS 8 WHITE 5 and 10c Store Mount Holly, North Carolina Best Wishes MOUNT HOLLY FURNITURE CO. Mount Holly, North Carolina Compliments of Visit CLARK-NOLES R 8 W JEWELERS for Gifts for all Occasions Jewelry, China, Silver Best Shoe Repair Congratulations, Class of '51 Mt. Holly Ice 8 Fuel Co. Ice, Coal, and Kerosene Phone 142 Compliments of RIVER VALLEY GAS COMPANY Bottle Gas Service Gas Ranges Bendix Washers Page Sixty-fir Y in-qzxfl ,,.- , ' 5 .. 1 Q u In f ,- s 41 . ' 1 - ' . -,j I- c:Lf'.', - 1 -5: ' A ' ' it I. Complzments of GLOBE MILLS CO. iffigif 2Q2w5Q'ff'?'-Q QQ' .. Eigqffxa W Ziyfzgfji' HM, M M MWW? W7 ff? W! Miflilijfyw W M UW f : , 6 CM 'Y vw omplimeng1 of W3 X 47?0wL ifllu SOUTHERN DY STUFF CORPORATION wfaw I 4 W wg. 5 ,A imma, 1 ' ' --34 699, 'Um fwic, ,ng 4. 1. . 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DeSoto-Plymouth Dealers Used Cars A Specfalty P' O' BOX J S - Sexton Square Gastonia, North Carolina Chicago 90, Ill. can 9781 Qwf me , 240'-Cf , , fi . ,AJ I yr ' v - ,Ja I X . . Qlllwl' HOUS V 46-BSEQMEE A . 'No :F 17 .Q ff ,f J. I 1 ,f Q Page Sixty-nine Best Wishes and Success to the Young Americans of the Class of 1951. Johnson-Lineherger Post ui otha American Legion Mount Holly, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l95l E. R. MORGAN General Contractor Members of the Association of General Contractors Please Patrorzize Our V of Ameda, Advertisers Gastonia, North 'Carolina . Q I 02 e ...I Pg l . 1 Al e b . t it T, . moan W Q More Power A 4'f0 , 1f To Yo ul Right novi, more power to you in your studies and your sports. And later, more power FOR you . . . when you want it for your business or home. We're expanding now so we'll be ready to serve you. DUKE POWER CUMPATY Q 4 , 1.51 .'-+P , ,, ' +P 7 ' ., ' , . M ' 1 'fin ' 3 - ' . 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