Edneyville High School - Whispering Pines Yearbook (Edneyville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1948 volume:

•A • •• s ' ri I a FOR EWORD ,v - Realizing that the chief value of any year¬ book IS TO ENABLE THE INDIVIDUAL TO LIVE AGAIN HIS SCHOOL EXPERIENCES AND TO RECAL L OLD ACQUAIN¬ TANCES, WE HAVE ENDEAVORED TO MAKE w ThE WHISPERING PlNES A TRUE REFLECTION OF EDNEYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AS IT HAS BEEN DURING 1947“48. If you should find pleasure in turning these PAGES AND LIVING AGAIN FOR A MOMENT IN THE HAPPY ATMOSPHERE THAT M A 0 E THIS YEAR SO PLEASANT AT EDNEYVILLE, THEN WE WHO HAVE PREPARED THIS YEAR¬ BOOK SHALL BE DOUBLY REPAID FOR ALL OUR EFFORTS. The friendly associations with the boys, and GIRLS IN OUR SCHOOL HAVE MADE OUT TASK PLEASANT, BUT THERE IS ANOTHER AND GREATER REASON FOR OUR DELIGHT IN PREPARING THE WHISPERING PlNES, WE HAVE BEEN GREATLY IMPRESSED WITH THE FACT THAT MANY OF THE NAMES PRESENTED HEREIN WILL BECOME FAMILIAR TO ALL THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE AND NAT¬ ION IN THE YEARS TO COME. To THESE WHO LEAVE THE SCHOOL, MAY INDELIBLE RECORD OF PLEASANT MEMORIES HAPPY DAYS SPENT TOGETHER AND AN AWAKING THE EVERLASTING SPIRIT OF EDNEYVILLE. T BE OF N AN THE ALL We created of our graduation most of all. We studied hard and without delay Climbed the twelve grades without a fall. Of course 9 we’ve had our heartaches and fears- The days when we felt angry and cross. But now when we look back on all those years PiH8 •pip piip C ' 7 , ' V— vV k { “ r Sitting: Martha Nesbitt, art editor; Sarah Metcalf, advert and Clarence Laughter, printers. Standing: Ellis Lyda, Howard Byers, Jean Mlliav., Mary Cor Sponsor; Dot vfhi f.e«ida, Sports; Brace E rey, . ■ ■ Hunti Editor-in-C: ief.- Mary L. King, Asst. Advertising ' taken. V n f To Mr. Pryor, our coach, who with his responsibility and sport.-;uanshir has raised athletics to a higher standard at Edn-yville, •■•e lovingly dedicate our annual. . it tl }l • :$ ' -■ f - 1 1 ' i 1 . 1 . V ' ACTfK f ' ITTULO vlw ys ready O’Henry Society 1, F.F.I. 1,2,3,4, On meeting Walter, one Is impressed qy his good looks and his friendly, car fr� e manner. Salt•r is a composite of 11 that mate up a .: ir f w a at ru • jfcl eman. Virginia nmup I . n$ rs r ■ r. g Society 1, Lee So -•-5 Hub 1,2, , 4 lit He girl with i at 3 nia. ppy and race ... iul nerrJ r ' l •. 51 it; - •cf RUTH CkAK£ in aa n± - M—y irrm-r LILA CAITC-M C . , Glee sur fiLJIA2£TH £MSL p LUO iR excellent BETTY SUITE IN G LEMMA SUE OM na ju© : She v ' ! uru: tHiii) stuaent. ' 3. no. a xrx iake a success •fVi snr 1 MAW corn ... isl ,2,1 itic 11 Ub 1,2,3, French Hub l, Quill Sta i..loe Club 1,2. Mary has a flair for writing which . ' . ' ' ;fu] some cc. (uni or Play, Dixi iinisti 5 i ' .rst. Director of ni.or Miry is not d for her dry .fit and has a joke for ' ■■very is md ys wears a s - - • life. Declamation a-at 1 ' t or ire, Bet I] 2,3,4, team 3,4, Class - res. mil Staff 3,4, Innusl Staff, O’ Henry Society 2,3, Junior Play Gl e Club 1 j j ' ini r Soci 2, Dr m tic; Hlb 2, Senior r, Dj ' 1 . Beada has a sail for all and is a r ady friend. Sven without th many qualities she oos -ss°s her oerronality should insure her success. iWfH mxwm ‘ast to rood„ , ■ 3 rd or ’ jVJ £ LBA N IX al’.vav s she r vo IAK£MC£ ZNIGZ CARROL y ' i nd r ' r f RAhlCO MARTI M x,jor ' g� t h-r fri? effic-- - nt ft r ' rv JVALfH MAXW. L to . M nior ' 1 AKENCE mjjf, (LMd ££ M£Y Vttr-v’ti ve- CARROl toy £ L IZAKTM ST??? r RANCS MART IM Basket jail tr :n 3,4, La . Lnnua taff } TTiat r� , v ; b- f r-;ott r ar,” ! - ' r ;-t h -r fri--- ' : v ry offici «r.t -rr-r’- CLASS PROPHECY One warm June evening as ! was THE PORCH OF MY HOME MY THOUGHTS BEGAN AS THEY WERE SO OFTEN PRONE TO DO. SELF RISING AND RISING WITH THE SPEED I REALIZED I WAS IN ONE OF THE V-8 TRAVELING TWENTY YEARS INTO THE FUTURE SITTING ON TO WANDER I FELT MY- OF SOUND, Ro CK ETS IN A FEW SECONDS I CAME OVER A LARGE AND TY, I LANDED ON A TALL, FLAT-TOPPED I RODE THE ATOMATON TO WALKING DOWN THE BUSI- WAS IN THE CITY OF EdnEY- the Chamber of Commerce THE PEOPLE OF THIS GREAT THRIVING BUILDING IN THE THE GROUND FLOOR, AFTER EST BOULEVARD I FOUND I VILLE IN 1968, I WENT TO TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT CITY. After waiting a few minutes a very beauti¬ ful AND EFFICIENT SECRETARY CAME TOWARD ME, THE MORE I LOOKED AT HER THE MORE CERTAIN WAS I THAT T CAME TO THE CLASS SECRETARY. ME, OF Metcalfe of BE A GREAT SHE TOOK ME of Commerce VERY SUCCESS- MEMBERS, WHO Central Bank Maxie b s Barber We talked over old times, ano then TO SEE THE PRESIDENT OF THE CHAMBER WHO WAS OUR OWN CLARENCE EnLOE, A FUL BUSINESS MAN. I MET TWO OTHER were Ted Freeman, the president of and Ralph Maxwell, the owner of SHOP, THE MOST SUCCESSFUL IN EDNEYVILLE. SaRAH, Clarence, Ted, Ralph, and I went to dinner to¬ gether THAT EVENING, WE TALKED OF OLD TIMES FAR INTO THE NIGHT. CLARENCE TOLD HOW EDNEYVILLE HAD GROWN FROM A MERE VILLAGE TO A GREAT CITY 0 I PROPOSEO WE HUNT UP THE REST OF THE CLASS AND HAVE A REAL REUNION. The next morning Sarah and I started down Main Street, store. We went DESK I FOUND NO OTHER MANAGER ANO STILL AN OLD We stopped at Woolworth’s ten-cent N TO A SPACIOUS OFFICE AND AT THE THAN ■SUDIE ORR, THE MAID. WE INVITED HER g - ' . ■ i •- ' . I 7 .. CLASS PROPHECY AND WENT ON OUR WAY, Before I knew what happened, we were at one of the atomicated homes, the residence of that great actor, Walter Pittillo, recently acclaimed FOR HIS ROLE AS MaCBETH IN TELEVISION, AND HIS wife, Virginia Lancaster with their two sets of twins. They were both handsome and happily MARRIEO, Walter and Virginia told us that Carroll Love and Melba Nix, now Mr, and Mrs, Love, hao just finished a concert tour of the United States, That was the next stop. They were TIRED FROM THEIR STRENUOUS WORK BUT PROMISED TO BE AT THE REUNION. And now for the first time I was to see the famous Burch ' s clinic hailed in every country as THE GREATEST ADVANCE IN MODERN CLINICAL TECHNI¬ QUE, Drs, Burch and Burch had jointly received the Nobel prize in medicine, Drs, Burch and Burch were William Burch ano June Searcy, who HAD COMINEO THEIR TALENTS SO EFFECTIVELY, THEY WERE VERY MODEST, GIVING A LOT OF CREDIT TO Pat Busbee and Beada Huntley, the laboratory techni¬ cians, and Betty Griffin, Dot Whiteside, Lila Dalton, and Ruth Drake, who head the nursin© staff , In the residential section we met Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freeman, Mrs. Freeman the former Lib Stepp; and Mr, and Mrs, Toby Tabor, Mrs. Tabor THE FORMER GRACE EdNEY. BOTH LlB AND GRACE HAD SIX CHILDREN AND WERE VERY HAPPY. As WE DROVE INTO THE COUNTRY, WE CAME UPON THE ESTATE OF MR. AND MRS. BoYCE EnLIE, MR S. Boyce Enloe being the former Frances Martin. They owneo one of the most important farms in TH IS CO UNTRY. ■ CLASS PROPHECY Or i v 1 N G BA CK TO S AR AH 1 1 S APART M ENT a SH E T OLD ME 0 F THE 0 THER M E M B E R 1 H 1 AO NOT Y ET S E EN 9 Mary Po W EL l. 1 T ! 3 E E M S 9 AS AL WAY S „ SH E H AD C A UGH T THE EY E 0 r A M AN 0 N T HE STRE :et AN D WAS AF TER H 1 M o He S A W SH E WA S A F TE R HIM, , SO HE D ASH E D A CR 0 SS TH E S TREE T O Sh E W EN T R 1 GH IT AFTER H 8 M s BUT I N DO 1 N G SO SH E D A SH E D 1 N frc INT OF AN ON CO M 1 N G CAR AN D WAS K 1 LLED, Sh E H AD RUN DO WN HER L AS T M AN, Befo R E 1 1 CO U L D CR Y 1 FOUND MY SELF WH 1 ZZ 1 NG TH R OU GH T 1 ME BA C K T 0 1 948. 1 A WOK E 1 N TH E OLD PO R CH SW1 N G 1 NG WH E RE j WAS ; R e STING 9 FOR TO MOR ROW WA S G R ADU A T I ON D AY FO R TH E CL A S S OF 48. CLASS HISTORY I HEREBY WRITE THE HISTORY OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-EIGHT AS COM¬ PARED TO A LARGE CONVOY. On a bright autumn morning in the year nine¬ teen HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIX OUR CONVOY SET SAIL FOR UNKNOWN HARBORS WITH AS MUCH DETERMINATION AS our forefathers had when they set sail for Ameri¬ ca on the Mayflower. Twelve unknown harbors we HAD TO VISIT BEFORE WE REACHED OUR FINAL PORT. We WERE NEW SAILORS AND THEREFORE UNACCUSTOMED TO THE STRANGE THINGS WE WERE TAUGHT, SO IT WAS NOT ODD THAT WE OROPPED ANCHOR IN THE FIRST HARBOR WITH CHATTERING TEETH AND TREMBLING KNEES. Our fir st Captains were Miss Randolph and Mrs. Ethan Pressley Huggins. They steered us all OVER THE ROLLING TIDE WITH FIRM GUIDANCE AND IN NO TIME AT ALL UNTIL WE WERE SAILING MERRILY INTO THE SECOND HARBOR. AS WE ARRIVED IN THE SECOND HARBOR WE WERE PUT UNDER THE COMMAND OF TWO NEW CAPTAINS, M|SS Bertha Ledsetter and Miss Marie Barnwell. While WE WERE IN THIS HARBOR A SMALL CONVOY CALLED THE EBENEZER SANK AND A FEW DAYS LATER WE PICKED UP HER SURVIVORS MAKING THEM CREW MEMBERS OF OUR OWN CONVOY, EDNEYVILLE. Because of our large crew we very often had TO BE SEPARATED AND PUT UNDER THE COMMAND OF TWO CAPTAINS. On dropping anchor in the third harbor we re¬ ceived as our next Captain, Miss Opal Thompsonwho STEERED US THROUGH SNARLS OF M U L T I P L I C A T I 0 N TA 8 L E S ANO OTHER TERRORS WITH A PATIENCE SELDOM FOUND. Thus prepared for higher rating we finally SA . . CLASS H I STORY FIFTH HARBOR WITHOUT THE L MEMBERS ALTHOUGH IN EVERY COURAGED ANO STAYED BEHIND COMPLETELY. Mrs. Velma Hall Harri KIND BUT FIRM COMMAND I N TH FIFTH HARBOR. 3ut Lo— -Bombs Away. 9 . 9 SIXTH HARBOR UNDER THE CO M BORNE WE CAME SUDOENLY TO FALLING ON US FROM EVERY D THE DREADED ATOMIC BOMB BU ANO PRONOUN BOMBS. HOWEVE Captain was not standing i SANK WITHOUT PUTTING UP A THEY DID NOT SINK; INSTEA THE SEVENTH HARBOR. Mrs. Bertha Heagan wa SEVENTH HARBOR AND A VERY VOYAGE WAS SO LONG AND THE BARELY EXCAPED INNUMERABLE H ARBOR. We LANDED NEXT IN THE THE EIGHTH HARBOR UNDER TH Mullikin and Mr. Earl Pryo from the convoy F WE WERE HERE. The UNDER A VERY NOTE Math and spelling BUT BRAVELY WE PASSED OVER THE PEACEFUL WATERS OF THE Under the command of WE STEERED OVER THESE PEAC SAFELY IN THE INVIGORATING HARBOR. WE WERE PUT UNDER THE Sue French in the tenth ha OSS OF TOO MANY CREW HARBOR SOME BECAME DIS- . Others dropped out son took us under her E calmer waters of the . As WE SAILED INTO THE mand of Mrs. Gladys Os- LIFE AS BOMBS BEGAN I RECTI ON. Oh, no, not T THE much dreaded noun R THIS BRAVE AND NOBLE DLY BY WHILE HER SHIPS FIGHT AND MIRACULOUSLY D WE LANDED SAFELY IN s ouR Captain in the GOOD ONE INDEED BUT THE GOING SO TOUGH THAT WE TERRORS OF THE EIGHTH WHO CAME US WH I LE TRAINING Rector. WAT Mr . NEW O I N E ME V Mr. CKE D L AN D R. S. AN D TH E ER S OF T. S. SAILORS D WITH ERY HI GH V I C TOR US HERE ED IN Kessler L AN DEO TENTH COMMAND OF M|SS MATTIE R 8 0 R , WHO STEERED US I CLASS H I STORY RIGHT OVER THE ALGEBRA MONSTERS AND INTO THE ELEVENTH HARBOR. Here she was again appointed our Captain BY THE GREAT COMMANDER OF OUR CONVOY, £0NEYVILL E Mr. W„ J. Ne s81 tt. While in the eleventh harbor WE PRESENTED A PLAY Me AND My SHADOW WHICH WAS A GREAT SUCCESS. SLOWLY, OH, SO VERY SLOWLY WE SAILED ON WITH THE TWELFTH HARBOR BARELY IN SIGHT OVER THE DISTANT HORIZON. But soon we found ourselves in the roaring of THE TWELFTH HARBOR WHERE WE WERE PLACED UNDER THE COMMAND OF MRS. MARGARET LAWTER. On THIS VOY¬ AGE WE HAD TO SAIL BY THE ISLE OF SHAKESPEARE where Macbeth snapped at us with his snarling FANGS IN ALL HIS FURY; HOWEVER UNDER THE STERN BUT ALWAYS KIND COMMAND OF MRS. LAWTER WE SAILED clear of Macbeth’s snarling fangs, defeating HIM COMPLETELY. So ON AND ON OVER THE ROCKING WAVES OF THE TWELFTH HARBOR WE SAILED AT LAST ON A BRIGHT MORNING IN LATE MAY WHEN THE SWEET SCENT OF VIOLETS HUNG HEAVILY IN SOFT BLOWN BREEZ¬ ES WE SAILED CALMLY INTO OUR PORT. OuR JOURNEY WAS OVER. Our DESTINATION HAD been reached and OUR PORT WE HAD WAITED SO LONG TO REACH GAINED. GRADU AT I ON .’ .’ Still.as we look back over those now calm WATERS WITH TEARS IN OUR EYES AND SAD SMILES ON OUR FACES I HARDLY THINK THAT ANYONE OF US WOULD SAY WE HAO NOT ENJOYED ALL THOSE VOYAGES. YOU SEE WE LOVE THOSE WATERS ANO ALWAYS SHALL BECAUSE NOW AS WE LOOK BACK OVER THOSE WATERS WE REGARD THEM NOT AS STRANGE WATERS FULL OF UNKNOWN TERROR BUT AS ONE BEAUTIFUL SHINING SEA FROM WHICH WE HAVE GAINEO A VALUABLE EDUCATION THAT WILL ALWAYS BE HELPING US AS WE SAIL ON THROUGH THE GREAT VOY¬ AGE OF LIFE. ■ ♦ - LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We j THE GRADUATING CLASS OF °48g feel that WE HAVE ACQUIRED MUCH KNOWLEDGE , AND SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS DURING THE TIME WE HAVE SPENT AT Edneyville. We feel it our duty to pass on these CHARACTERISTICS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF ”49« AS I HAVE FOUND THE MEM8ERS OF THE CLASS OF � 48 OF SOUND MIND AND OF CLEAR CONSCIENCE,, I NOW RECORD THEIR LAST W|LL AND TESTAMENT, Doris Whiteside and Ted Freeman leave their ABILITY TO PLAY BASKETBALL TO MARTHA Ann NESBITT and Lawrence Pryor 5 Elizabeth Stepp and Clarence Laughter will their neatness to Edna Greene and Howard Byers; June Searcy and William Burch leave their title of Most likely to succeeo to Vivian Merrell and Dewey Nix. Beada Huntley and Boyce Enloe leave their popularity to Anne Searcy and Charles Seymour; Elizabeth Engle and Eugene Lyda will their bash¬ fulness to Pricilla Ruff and John Young; Pat¬ ricia Busbee leaves her man-hating to Kate Laugh¬ ter; Virginia Lancaster and Walter Pittillo leave the’ir title as Romeo and Juliet to Gene Will¬ iams and Vivian Merrell; IvIary Lancaster leaves her title of cutest girl to Ruth Jones, Carroll Love and Sarah Metcalfe will their friendliness to Omelia Corn ano Billie Walker; Ralph Maxwell leaves his title as most con¬ ceited to Ellis Lyoa; Clarence Enloe and Melba Nix will their dignity to Lenell Corn and Louise Corn- Mary Powell leaves her mischief making to Pauline Connor; Herbert Stepp and Frances Martin leave their title of class flirt to Harry Pittillo and Pauline Dalton, Lila Dalton leaves her English knowledge to Ora Drake; Mary Corn and Betty Griffin leave their ability to pester somebody to Ella Paris and Martha Phbpps; Arlene Staton leaves her bass ‘ ' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Grace Eoney IN YEARS PASSED THE incoming Senior Class 3asket and the Senior the future Senior FOREVER„ 4? t irst Row: Mary K. Hoi hristine Jones, Joyc ' Sinclair, 1 ;«?cond Row: Christine Justus, Myrtle 3r v ru. rr’ no. Jvelj oton, ' .Ix ' ub th Gilb-rt. hird Row: Joe Justus, Steve 3rowi , ourth Row: Edna 3y«rs, Billy faris, Billy Lau jht a r, ft 11 rd • j ' ' ■ llack ' - ' sH. lixth Row: Johnnie Ruth Moore, Grayson hr- ire! ' I ACTIVI TIES I FEAR, TO MAKE AN 0 M M 1 SSI ON OF THE the Senior Class of 1948 would be GREAT LET DOWN TO OUR PRIDE AND DIGNITY, SO LOVE BEING CALLED THE DIGNIFIED SENIORS KNOW, From the first to the twelfth OUR LONG DAYS OF SCHOOL WORK BEING BY VAR SHOWS s BY ALL FROM TIME TO TIME OUR GAMES, PLAYS, HAVE BEEN ENJOYED OR ANOTHER, SINCE HAVE FUN AND PLAY The years wh OENLY FOUND OURSELVES IN H EVERYONE SEEMED TO EXPECT CHILDISH GAMES AND DIO, Some of us jo OTHERS THE LEE SoC WELL INITIATED BY WITHOUT MERCY, WE BEGAN PLAYING SOFTBALL OTHER SCHOOLS AND AS SOME OF OUR REMEMBER BRIGHTENED, OUS ACTIVITIES. ALL OF SOCIETIES, CLUBS, ETC. OF MY CLASS AT ONE TIME WE, LIKE OTHER PEOPLE, LIKE ALONG WITH OUR WORK. 22ED BY SO FAST THAT WE GH SCHOOL AND US TO PUT AWAY WAYS, THAT IS JUST WHAT TO SUO- AS OUR WE ned the O ' Henry Society Both groups were MEMBERS WITH GLEE ETY. THE OLD AND VERY AN 0 AN D BOYS WERE PRETTY GOOD PLAYERS WE WON THE GAMES. Mr. Dixon, a musical TWICE WHILE WE ALONG WITH THE Dixie BASKETBAILWI TH girls ' and MANY OF EdneyviLLE helped us, TWO VERY ENJOYABLE we had Lots Our Dunior year REALI2ED WHAT HAD DIRECTOR, CAME TO IN HIGH SCHOOL AJ D OF THE SCHOOL G! VE Minstrel Shows. These AND PRESENTING. show WERE REST WE QUITE OF FUN PR ACT ICING ROLLED AROUND BEFORE HAPPENED. GRADUATION RINGS AFTER LOOK- SEVERAL OTHERS WITH MUCH CONSIDERATION, “ RINGS THEIR We ordered our OTHERS WITH MUCH NECKLACES TO MATCH BELT BUCKLES TO GIRLS OR DERED THE BOYS ORDERED THEIR MATCH ISVS$- C-i.v ' vvV ' -v vv;- TURNED OUT TO BE A GREAT SUCCESS, lES, AT LAST VVE HAD EARNED THAT COVETED TITLE OE O.FN.F.EC SENIORS. ' Oh , Utl SENIORS ANYWAY. 8 L � Vh EN TIME FOR THE HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL ROLLED AROUND WE PITCHED IN WITH THE OTHER CLASSES AND HELPED MAKE IT SOMETHING FOR BOTH YOUNG AND OLD to enjoy. A Carnival King and Queen contest was TO BE HELD AT THE HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL SO A BOYAND GIRL HAD TO ENTER THE CONTEST FROM OUR CLASS. irginia Lancaster,, having the highest number of VOTES I N OUR CLASS ENTERED AS SENIOR QUEEN AND Joyce Enloe as Senior King. We were very proud because Boyce won the title of King. Having won a free trip because our room col- •Cted the most money in the King and Queen con- T BEFORE THE CaRNIVALjWE DECIDED TO GO TO CuL” ) WHEE AND SEE A FOOTBALL GAME AS WE HAD BEEN SENT I N V I TAT I ON TO COME. WE WERE TO LEAVE EARLY ! SATURDAY MORNING, PROVIDING THE WEATHER WAS TOO BAD BUT,, ALAS,’ f SATURDAY MORNING DA WN E D JLOOMY RAINY DAY AND OUR HEARTS SANK UNTIL - SAW THE OLE LDNEYVILLE HIGH BUS COME RATTLING IWN THE HIGHWAY WITH MR. PRYOR GRINNING FROM EAR 1 EAR AS USUAL. (CATCH Him MISSING A TRIP TO ' LLOWHEE, RAIN OR SHINE.) As SOON AS ALL THE iNG WERE ON THE BUS WE HEADED TOWARD CuLLOWHEE. i STOPPED IN WAYNESVILLE AND HAD LUNCH. NEXT S SY L V I A, A SMALL TOWN ABOUT SEVEN MILES FROM J L L 0 WH EE, AND IvlR . PRYOR ALLOWED US TO EXPLORE IE TOWN FOR TWENTY MINUTES OR SO. But WE WERE JON HUSTLED INTO THE BUS AGAIN AND ON TO CuL ) WH EE, It IS A BEAUTIFUL COLLEGE WITH ITS BRICK JILDIN3S SET SNUGLY BACK AMONG THE HILLS AND TALL IMBER TREES TOWERING ABOVE.THE CAMPUS, After WE SsHV LS ' .Y- ACTIVITIES looked over the WE HAD SUPPER AT COLLEGE. Then at last came the ALL ASSEMBLED OURSELVES ON GROUNDS AND THROUGH SMALL CAFETERIA BELOW BUI LOING S TH E FOOTBALL GAME. THE GRANDSTANDS THE BAND BEGAN TO PLAV.BUT THEN THE FOG ALSO CIDED TO PLAY AND SO DESCENDED MAKING THE PLAYERS INVISIBLE By the time the last quarter UNDER WAY THE PLAYERS WERE SO AND SLIDING ON THE WET GROUND DI ST IN GU I SH ONE TEAk WE HAD LOTS OF FUN ENOUGH TO CLIMB IN Again we stopped in BUT WERE SOON ON Yes We an d DE“ UPON THE FIELD PART OF THE TIME. OF THE GAME GOT MUDDY FROM FALLING COULDN 9 T THAT YOU FROM THE OTHER. ALTHOUGH AT THE GAME WE WERE HAPPY OUR BUS AND HEAD FOR HOME. Sylvia as we passed through OUR WAY AGAIN. BUT, OH , . SOMETHING DREADFUL HAPPENED. MR. Pryor announced that we couldn’t go any farther WITHOUT FOGLIGHTS SO HE GOT OUT, IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT, AND HUNTED UP A PAIR OF FOGLIGHTS AND HAD BECAUSE WE COULDN ' T BEAR THE THE NIGHT THERE WAITING FOR I 9 THEM CONNECTED THOUGHTS OF SPENDING DAY, HAIR WH EN 4 ? 00 0 ' CLO CK KNOWING OUR PARENTS WOULO BE AND BITING THEIR NAILS WITH V E DIDN ' T ARRIVE HOME ON Sunday MORN We N G TEAR INC FRANT I C GOT HOME COMPLETELY THEIR WO R R Y ABOUT WORN OUT ARE PLANNING ON GOING TO WASHINGTON trip. Let’s hope for our senior th i s FAIR We SPRING ON WEATH ER. Our last activities will be our graduation exercises May 17b 1948 at 8 P.M. We will then DIPLOMA AND SO DEPART FROM EDNEYVILLE THERE ACCOMPLISHED AND SO, ADIEU.’ RECEIVE OUR OUR MISSION «tl First ■: Leeb-tt, r. Third H Fourth SJAL .D - _ S ' First row—Coach H.E. 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C. = WALTER STEPP FUNERAL SHIPMAN MOTOR CO. | BURIAL ASS’N., INC- Sales—FORD—Service § R. Kay Orr, Mgr. Phone 147 Gas, Oil Phone 75, 1630 = Hendersonville, N. C. Hendersonville, N. C. niiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMi r ■ aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmmmmmmmiHUHnniHUHHHiujHHuiunmimiiHimuHMiiimiiimiimmmmiimiiu E = S ' LOUIS WILLIAMS SONS = Plumbing Supplies E — TRADE-MARK 7th Ave. East Phone 440 E COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. § = Hendersonville, N. C. Hendersonville, N. C. E s THOMAS MOTOR CO. MILLER’S LAUNDRY, CLEANERS | E Buick G.M.C. Trucks Dry Cleaning E S Phone 540 423 N. King St. Phone 153 | E Hendersonville, N. C. i Hendersonville, N. C. = E 3 X = Compliments of Compliments of E | AUTO PARTS GEAR CO. E = 3rd Church St. AMERICAN DRUG CO. | | BLAIR-McLEOD MOTORS BOYD FONTIAC CO. | | 305-307 N. Church St. Phone 1513 BOYD SERVICE STATION | E Studebaker Sales, Service L. C. Boyd, Prop. = i Hendersonville, N. C. 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