Harding High School - Acorn Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1941 volume:

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If you, in glanc- ing over the pages of this volume. should recall these happy by-gone days. and if you. recalling them, experience the pleasure which only such memories evoke. then our hopes will be fulklled and our work will not have been in vain. BooK ONE BooK THREE CLASSES ATHLETICS BooK Two BooK EoUR ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES BooK FIVE ADVERTISEMENTS DEDICATICN r To MRS MYRTIS J MACKEY This hook was but a hlank page on our hands . Hour by hour did nothing more than pass. Mere idle thoughts from a silent class. But we. as though captives held in bands, Kept looking for one who stands Apart from the others of the mass: And to you our eyes were Cast, For you never falter nor demand, You work with us with joy and pride: You neuer leaue 'till the task is done. Our genuine friend and leader true, Our thanks indeed are exemplified, For now the class of '41 Dedicates this book to you. FACULTY vj rf! SH ING HARRY P. HAIQIJ SupczinlcmlvnI MR, .I. R. Ilfxxxmms l'1'1'm'1'puI s. Mfxlew' S.,xxx'w1: Sc'c'r'uI111'gf Rh 'E Q1- IfIRS'I' ROXV MISS AI,IC'I? BA'I I'IfN IH11Il74'I77llllAl'S IVIlSSl'IlOIfl5If.IANI5I5OI515l'I I' Ifnglzxh IVI ISS MARY BROC fKNVIfI.I. Muxu' MISS I3INIII.Y CARR llunn' IZIIIUIHIVTYIIIIX SIKZOND ROW Mn.O1.1v1sRCuoK Muxim' MRs.lZUL1IINIA CI IRISIINIAN C'1L'1'n'.H MR, I., W. Cox lm1'uxlrl'uI fIrlx Mles.MAm'DAv1s llurm' Et'Ul7UI7Il'l'S IIIIRD ROXV M1e..l. IIAUI. IHJWARIDS Sofzkll Sc'1'unI'I' IVIRS. IIIIIJANOR QIARRI5'I I' C,'Im7rm'r'I'1ul MRS. CII5R'I'RUIDI5 QIII.I7S f,IUl77l77l'l'I4IAtII Mus. IVIII,DRIilD IRWIN Hihlu 'QC FIRST ROW IVIISS I. IQNORE LLOYD English IVIRS. IVIYRIIS IVIACKIQY Muihcmalics MISS CORNELIA NIXON Seventh Crude MISS IVIORELLA POLK -I SECOND ROW Miss MARY RICHARDSON English MRS. I.OIS ROACII Convmvrcial IVIRS. ELISI5 ROIEIERTS Geography MISS SALLIIE SANDIITIER English Social Scrbnfv IVIR. I IIRf'XM H. POWIfI.I, MRS. NIi'I I'IIi SCIIULKISN Science Biology IVIRS. FLORIENKIIS RIIYNI MRS, WII.I.lIi SIIORIZ English Sofia! Sl'l,L'f7U.' MISS ANNIE IVIAIE SMIIII MR, RICHARD 'IIIQWKESPQURX Phgsmrl E dLu'ul1'cm CIUf77f77l'fC1'KlI IVIRS. VIIQKSINIA S'I4IfIfI.If MISS FLORA IVIAIf WA'I4SON Hisiorg Murhclvwuiirs MISS I'IAI.I.IIf SYKIES MISS RLVIII YIfI.VING'I'ON Lihruriun lfra-nth and Lulin 1 Q u QUR FACULTY AT WORK AND PLAY .Sl7oz'1v.s1 if!-Sftlfkk' ln' pofnlx. lt!-IHA' ou! for lumkh. .Yl'L'L'I' tl dull mcm7cr7I. HUH4' UI' Ihr' Cfllll .X'!'I71'111'S No! f1KDS.SIA17I-l7ff.'j Shi' lzwps lf7I'l7gJS fmfmf Ywrvngz lfour p411'lm'1'.' l'oulz.x IKIITIUS fhc K'LlIHl'I'il. ILL't't'!7 lLL'u CLASSES SENIOR CLASS CFFICERS HENRY STOKES , . , Presidenr SAM MCAIIISTER , Secrelarg CURTIS WIII'I'lE . . VI-CC-lJFi'Sl'f18Hl MARTIN SCOTT I , . , .Treasurer CLASS DAY OFFICERS AND MASCOTS JAIQR GREENE , I Historian WALLACE BLINN Pmphez MARIE NELSON . . , , , ,Poef CURTIS WHITE LIIIUIII-r ROBERT LOWMAN BETTY JEAN GOODWIN SENIORS Clitlll. ADAMS l.tl.' Auxiik' Intraunurztl Boxing 1: lloslct-tlmll 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, Kg Baseball 1, .21 Chorus: lntrmnural Truck Mt-at l, 2. ROIHERT lVllL'l'ON ALLEN JANE ALLISON Chorus l. 31 Girl lh'scrvc 3: Clinic 1101111-r 2, 35 Stats- Nlusic Contest 23 National Music Contestg ll. D, Club 1, 2, 3. JEAN ALLISON 1'rcsitlcnt Girls' Athletic Association 33 Senior Honor Socit-ty 1, 2, .ll A 'I' I ' - wr 3' Citv Twin' Contest 1 7' Chorus 1 junior ltlztrsbxil .., t tiicc lltll . , , M L - . -, - . . 2, .ig llistrict Music Contt-st 1. 25 Strut- Music Contest, Christmas l':ip:u:uitg Spring Concert: Girls' Glcc Club 1: Girl Reserve 1. 23 llaiskct- bxill l. .21 Soft Boll 1, 2: Soccer lg Swimming Club 1, 25 D. IJ. Club l, 2, 3. JOSl?lll llNl2 ALTMAN .tyon Chorus I. 3. 3: Girl Rcsorvc lg National Music Contest lg Stutt- Music Contest l, 2, 3. 1LLlZAl5lfTll L. BARKLEY Baintl 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1, 3: National Music Contest 13 State Music tfontust ll, .lg District Music Contest .lg Reporters' Club 2, 3, Associate lililitor 2: Girl Reserve 1. 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Association 2, 35 Swim- ming Club Lt-:ulvr 2. .ig Bziskvtlmall 1, Soft Bull 1, 25 Clinic Assistant 33 Sulcsmzinsliip Club 3. lV1ON'I'ESli BLANKENSHIP 'I'r:.xsxi1 Girl Reserva' 2g Otiicc Helper 2. NORMA LAY BOOKISR '1Qlllil'1Nll'2', Chorus 1. 2. 3: Stott' Music Contest 1, 2, 3g Ri'gion:.il Music Contest lg Cliristlnns l':tgz':u1t l. 2: livniity Contest 2, .Ig Viet--Presitlcnt Girls' Atbli-tic Association 2: Ilziski-tbaill l. 2, 33 Socrvr 11 Dance Connnittcc 25 Girl Rc-srrve l, 2, 35 Spring Music Contcst 11 ll. D. Club 1, LZ, 3. LOUlS EDGAR BOYD HILDA OLl5'l'A BREWER Girl Ri-sc-rvc J. 3: Bond 2, 3: State Music Contest 2, 33 National lllnsitf Contrst .ig Clinic llclpcr .23 School Conci-rt LZ, 33 D. D. Club l. 2. 3. HARRY BRICKl lOUSl2 St:NA'1'ou lfootlvull 2: llziski-tlmll l. lg Cup :intl Gown Connnittri' lg City 'l'r:tck ltlt-ut l. RAYMOND li. BUMoAtuJNi31i, JR. HFLASIIH Footlrzill 2, .lg Most Stuilious Senior: Most Likely to Succccrl 3. 114111 11111111 l 11111511-ss: Vlliliior-Ss-11if to Nnlut Utliu l'qui1 num fm Ntu l I 1 ll I llimus l 7 .li ll1lNk1'lln:lll ll Sul! llnll l: Stull ull 11 Nlllibllll Klum I SENICDRS WAl.l.AClE BUNN. JR, 'l'R11.11x ' t lll-111 llurly .lg F'm1tl1:1ll l, J. 3. V11-f111tuu 7 I 7 l Nuft Ball lg lllll'Ill1llll'lll 'l7l'IlCk Bla-ct l. 21 NI11111111111 URN Still' 7 3, Sports lfelitur 3: Flimus S: Pl'l'SlKl ltlllkll Xll Still luutlmull 'l's-:1111 .lg Rm-111'l-sc-iltzalivc 111 Tzu llul H11 x Sim 1141111 of Still- .lg lli'Y 1, J. 3, l'1's-sirll-11t l, .Ig Nun ' l'11 1ul 1 mt 1 1 xml lla-sl l.l111ki1ug St'lllHl'1 Rv1111rtm'1's' lluln ' llnnu 41111111 ' wllm l 7 'l'1':1llic l +11'vm- l1 Ilr:u11:1ti1's l'lul1 I: l'1111,1 1111 lmuu lx Ll uf l x-l'cl11ul1irs nf llcnlily l'onI1'St .23 RL-pimsul Stl L ' 11' llzulquct 5111111111 an lol11v1llllu 2 1 ' ' .7 11-ut l'uu11vil: lhuhi 11111111 N K lil . . J. G, CAPPS 1wl1:1ll: String ll:u11l .lg Trzntlic Ufllui JIEAN CARROLL URN! 5, Skill' 2: Vice'-l'1'c-Sirlvilt Stumlcul 1 Uilum ll 1 l mu Nl:u'sl1:1l .21 l'l1:1i1'l11:1l1 llzuirn- l'41111111il!u l XI11 lin 1 wuciilliuii J: liirl Riu-1'x'v J: Nuliuull ll: Nun 1 .llfAN Cllll.l7Rl55S lulllvsl 2. Nlill, llL'N'l'lfR Cl.lNlf BOYCI5 COl5l.li Im flllll ' ll1X llllll 7 uul lluul l. J. .51 Ul'Cl1cs!1':1 2: l'l14'n1i4 7 nu 7 Stull' Nl11Nicl'u11t4'Ql 2. S: Nlllllllllll Xluw 1 1 Cil.f'lI3YS CUISLIE l'41i.l,Y nux I 7 7: Girl llcswvm' I. 2. 3. S1'Cx'l't:l1'y .2 Ulllu 7 it my l uulvst 2, 3: Nlllllrllill Music l'c111ln-at lg 1 lu 1- ' 1. lsic Vlniiccrl l. lg Sm-crrlnry :un l llnuulu ll ID ll1ll1 BlZ'l l'Y l5RANCflfS CCl,l.lNS cwwtri 1 7 3. l'11ncc-rt NlflSlCl' l. 2. .lg Stale Mm Q 14111 sn llllIll'Sl l, 2. 33 llirl lh-sm'x'n- l. .51 l'l1u lull! 11ml llvilu-l'Is 1, 2. 3. l'1Il.l.C0l.l.lNS l l,ASll Utlivv llclp 13 l.il11':1ry Sriclicc' l, J MARY lfl.lZAlHlf'l'll CRAWFORD l.l1: l'l1111'ue 1. J. .lg S1xi11u11iu1g filllll 3. lVlARY l.lflf Clilflfffll llirl Rm's4'lx'm- 2, .lg Ullicv llvlp .5 lil? CRIMINGIQR url l 7 3 01'cl1m-wt1':1 1. 3. 3: Yicc-l'r1-Qirll-11t lli X 7 Plkhlflllll 1 lm C iOlllPSl I, 2, .lg Nzilirmnl Music f'lbllll'Sl 7 2 R pmlus I lull 7 Ullul lll-lp .lg xlllSlK'l' of 171-11-1114111ius Bm-nut, K 11 is SENIGRS REID CROOK Otlicc Helpg VVork in Halls. RUTH CROWSON Girl Reserve 2, 3. PATRICIA DAULEI IIERTY .LPATU l'rn-siwluut Ilumu Rqmm lg llnskcllmll l, 2, 33 Soccvr l, 2: Girl Reserve l, J, 55 Stull- Music Cuutcst 13 Chorus l, LZ, .lg D. D. Clulr 1, .Z, 3. CHARLES ERSKINIE DIEATON 1'Alll'1RliVl'SKIU l uull1:lll l. 2, 3: Ilzxsclmll l, 2. .ig Clmrus l, 2, 33 Nzlliuuzll Music Hunt:-st LZ: Slam- Music Colm-sl 1. 2. .lg Ilzukctlmll l. 2, 3. GIZORGIS Rlflli Dlfl.l.lNCllfli llzuul l, 2, 33 Urclwstrzn R: 'l'r:nHlc Furcv l. J, 3, Liculn-uzuxt 3: llnll lluly .lg Ili-Y 2. 3. Svcrc-tary li Nzntiounl Music Contest l: State Music l.0lllK'5l .lg Rm-1un'tcrs' flull A. .lm2K Wlisl DUMAS Funtlmll l. 2. 3: llnskvtlrull 2. 3: IgZlSl'll2lll 3. CAl.l.ll5 DOSTIFR Vliuic. JIM DUNCAN Al I xxx l.ilwr:u'y Sl'lt'llCf. l.l.lCll.lE IIEAGAN fllurus 2 5: Ilnskctlmll 2. .31 Siam- Music l'uu1m-st. Romflu' BRIAN Iilslualz lh-pm'n-rs' l'lulm .lg Arukx Staff I'lllIlUKl'ZlIlllt'I' 5: Nluvic f'U1llll1lll0L' J. lfl.lZAPalE'I'll H. FLOYD ulllnf, l'l1m'us .lg l.llu':u'y Scicxlcv .lg AXCURN Stull .lg Rcpurln-1's' lllulr 2, lC1li1m'fil1-l'llia'f .l. lVl1XRClf'KRlE'l' l3UNDliRl5URK l'lmrus: Sfll1lt'Ill Assembly: Vice-I'1'c-sillcut 1ilQ'Vl'lllll Grmlc: l.il-n':u'y Scif-vlcvz National llunor Suciulyl ,lunim'-Senior llnuqurl f'UY1l!1'llHl'i'Q licnuty Contest Comnuttcc. SENIORS CRAIG BIENTON CADIJ Junior Fuutlnall TC1lIll. LFONTINIT ALAN GARDNVR l.m:LY Vnritv.-st .23 liaskvtlmzill I. 2, .l: Girls' Atlilz-lic ,-Xssvwinlimi J. RONALD GODFRIEY JASPER GORIUON lfnotlmll 3. IVIARGARIET GRAHA M Rvporters' Flull 1, 2. 3: Girls' Athlctic Assucintiuug lh-lvaitcrs flulx 35 Arlvertisiug Cruuniiltvcg Soft Hall, JACK GREENE l'hurus 1. .23 Nntiuuul Honor Society 2, 33 Stzitc Music Umm-st .lg Business Manager AVORN 3: Cirpul:xtiuu Manager 2: lli-Y I, Z3 'frzillin' Otliccr lg Office llc-lpcr 39 ,luuunr Rlzwshul 2. MAURICIZ GRMQN -'lm-K Fmrlllllllg Brlsulmll. TOM MAC GRIIIIIIN 'l'4m M 1 ic Bum! 1. 2, 3: Stun- Music fuutest 2, .lg District Music Colm-st 3' Nzitimml Music foutest I3 l'r0si1lcul lielmlz-rs l'luli .ll Rcpnwtcrs' fluli 3: Ufiicc llcllmr .lg Senior lli-Y 3: SZli0SY712ll'lSili13 flulx 3, 'l'ri':xsurcr .43 Ilclmtcrs lflulx. J. B. GROOMS U-l.XKl4. llaskvtlmllq Trnflic Otiicvr: Ili-Y 3: String Bnurl .lg Fmullmllg LiilUI'llSI Mavic fmiuiiitlu-. WIl.LlAlNl KERR HAMILTON llIr.1. String llzuul 3, RANDOLPH DEWIEY HAWKIES RANm ' Editor-in-Chief Repurters' Club 2: Omcial Dell-gate tu N. C. S. P. l. Z: School Reporter 33 Home Room Representative 3: Senior liilitur ACORN .lg Treasurvr lli-Y 33 Fliristmns l':u':ulc 33 Bla-mlmcr l'. T. A. 3 Publicity 33 Most Cruisimlerzite Scuior 3. ARVEL E. HEAFNIZR, JR. Iinull I, 2, 3. Clmrus 1. 2, 33 Re-pnrtvrs' Club 33 Home Rnum lh'pi'csL'11I:itix'c I, .21 Sc-vrvl:u'y Slurlcnt Cuuucil 2: Nzltiuual Music Vmilcsl l: Stull- Xlusir SENICDRS lVlARkIARli'I' HIQIJNIS Ri'pul'Ii-rs' l'lulx J, .ig liirl limi-l'x'L' I. 1. 3. 'lrczxsulvrq llrxuity Inulrsl 1 v B. D. IIIQNDRIX Bl-:1am ' Traffic Utlirvr. 1XIINO1.IJl.IFIfHlI.I. t'x'1u.x' 'l'ur I'luu'us I: Ili-Y Yin'-li!'i'si1la-1111, Rl'Ivm'Ii'rs' l'lulu .ll 'l'r:1IliI' l m'u I 3: String llzunl .li lluru- I'munutti'n'. lfI,IZAI5F'I'II CI IRISTINIT HINSON Vliurus I. J. .ig R4-gin-u:iI Music Ilviucst I: l'lu'isImus l':uqi-nut I, 3, . 'Nutr Music liulltcsi 21 Spring l'uucm'rI I, 2. .ig Girl lhsvrvi' I. J. ng N itiuuul lliuuvr Soricty I. 2. .51 Ring K'uu1ulilIi'c 2. 3: llaulrn' I'uuuuiIIi'c' I ICIV. l'lulr 3. Yin'-l'l'csinln'ixI .il JXUIZIIUIII' l'uuIi'aI l. 2. AILFIIN CLARKIE l'lII'I' A1x.ifl1.N ll1lSlil'll!IIll I, 2. 3: Atlllvtic ASSUCISIIIUII 2. Clixurmxiu .Ig llzuiu- lllllll ' ' ' if ' ' 'u 'omni I- ' '-'is I4-zulcrg Simson' l: Suft II:iII I1 Si-uiur l'icturv l'uu1iuiIIm- .IQ Huy lluy ' lliuitx I4 tx ' Dun I lllu ' Iul Reuu I lin IIILI ' '. , VII , I .. . . - , x . . . -. crm-tary .Ig Clmrus 3. .Ig I'Iu'isIui:us l,JK:.Il'1lIlI 2: Spring Cmicvrt 2, I strirt Nlusu' I'uuti'si 3: SIIIIIIIIIIIILI lllllll I. DORKIAS JIIAN l'lOI.l.ANID fllixi-il I'lmrus I. J. .31 Atluli-lu' Assucizuiuu I. 2. .Ig liziski-Ilmllg Succcr: Isl-liull. il'IIIfARON HOOKS BII.I.IIi IZRANCIES l'lOWI5l.I. llII.III-.Il l.illr:Iry Sciclwr .51 Girl Ri-sm-i'x'c I1 Glu' l'lulw I. H1a1.rNi2 HLYISIIR llliurux I. 2, R: Niuimml Xluwir fuuli-sl lg Stull' Music Vuutcst 3: ltr. I'lul1 .ig liirl licsm-i'rc I: l.ll!I'IlI'y Sricwci' 3. lVlARl3ARI?'I' l.0I.A HUNTIER H1-RI rx-li-1 lillurus I. 1, 3: lkmm- I'ui11n1iI1i'a' 3: 'l'y1vim.g l'uulz's1 I. 2. .IL Stun 7 P Nlusic l'i-im-st I. ... .Ig Nzuiuunl Music Vuvuifst I: Girl Ruscrvi- I, ... .I lrvzisurm-r J, .it Nuliuuxxl lluuur Sui-ivtyg l'l1iI-I junior Nlnrsluil .21 l'rct lu-sl Scuiur Hirl: Iii-st llrcs-ul Ilirlg l'Iu'islu1:Is Pzngozuu I. J. .Ig Spring, limi-i-rl I: Sm-C11-Iury Nlixul l'lwriis .Ig ll. ll. flulr I. J, 3. ROSABIEIII5 .lOl INSON Iluuur Society .ig RL-1-m'lz-l's' l'IuIp .Ig litc, lilulw .Ig Uliicu Ili-lpcr R. DONALD KliIS'l'I.liII Ili-Y I, .Ig Vlwrus I, J, I SENIQRS FRANK KlfNl7Al.l. VJILLIAM lfVlfRIi'l IA KNOX. JR. nlllI.T. llmmk Shin' lg Ullifi' ll:-lp l: Cliriiii-li'y Kilulx l: lli-Y l. 23 llcsl All- 7 Aruuml Svniurg llziskrilmll 1: l'lmrne -. DOROTI lY CiWl5NIXlI.YN l.l2l IMAX 'Aliwi xxx- Girl Reservn- 2, 3: liz-pui'tv-i's' Clulm Z, 3. I'Zllll'l'l2lll'll'lH'!ll Vuxmiiiiillm' .ig Iliinim'-Svlilur Bzimliu-t lmiiiiiillw- .Ig N. I, 5, l', I, tmxva-vilmu 3, NIARGARIET ANNIE l.l'ONARlJ l'I4n:n1Y Swiiiiiiiiiuf Clulw .Ig l.il1r:lry Srimivm' lg 1'lim'us ll fiixl Iii-ivivc l. GIENYE l.ONCl Si'zx ' lluum' Snrii-ly Z, .lg AVURN Stull .ly Rn-pwi'li'i'S' illillr .IL liirl Rm'si'1'Ym- 1, .2. .ig 1'li:urm:m lnvitziliim 4'm1unit1i-v .lg l.ilvr:iry Suzi-iivv .11 N. lf S. l', l. licpu-sc'iit:itii'c3 ,ltlniur-Scnim' llzuuiuci llllI11!1llll4'l' 3. lll.I l3RANKl.lN lN'lAYNli lim Hglml 1, J, .ig Hx'vlivsli':1 .lg Slzitm- Xluiic Kluili-wt J. .- liS'l'l2RN lVlCQCl,AIN Rin Iluwlmll Z5 limuilnrill S: l,llIl'Ill'y Sviviirc K. lfDNA Nlzlili lVlOOlJH' l'I1m1 ii. Vlmrus l, 2: llnsks-llv:1ll 1. 2. .33 .Mlvvrliximf Nlzinzigm-1' Ammzx .IL Stem' Music Vmitvsl 33 Nutimizil Nlusic Vivvilc-st l: 1'lirislin:w l':igv:n11 l, ll llislrivl flllisiv 1'nntL'sl .11 .Mlilr-lic 1Xswi'i:utiuii l. 1, .ll lliil livwu-i'vi' l. 2, .lg Ullifm' llc-lpn-1' .lg fily Typing: l'miim'St l, 2. .lg Rv1mi'li-iw' iiliilr .lg Nzilimixil llmim' Srrciciy l. 2, 31 Girls' lil:-1' llilillz l: litr. liliilv .ig llzinrr 4'1m1n1iHi'v 3: Spmisur link:--K'zirnliu:i l !'1'illlHLHl iiunu- 3: llc-:nity Ovu- tcst lg SwwL'c'i' l: ,luiiiur-S1-nim' llzuuluct Vnvviiiiittm-, JACK T, Mooiur li'iiii:4m l'liccx'lc:ulrr .23 ixCHRX Typist 33 'l'i'4-:maxim-i' Stiuli-nl f'wuiivil .ll livlitnr' in-llllivf lic-purtcrs' lllllll .21 Flag Allriiili-1' .ii Typiiig Viiiitmwl l, J. .li l'i'ugi':in1 lllmirnizin lli-Y 2, 5c'C1'1'l:iiy 31 llmrlcshwu J. 5: 5m'n'i'e'l:iry Ill-- lvzilcrs' l'lulu .ig String llxmrl .ig -llllllihl'-Sbllllll' Ilzuuliut llniiniilium- .23 Nluvii- Vimniiittec Z: lltlim- llclp 1, .ig llmm- Ronin 'I'1'i-:mmm-x' 1. lh-prwunlzitivc 2: Nzilimmill Ilvvnur Sucicly Z. .ll llclm-mile tu Smillirwii l'iz'mlmnnt lliwtrici Vuiifcrzlricc 3: llrninntirs f'lul1: l'. 'l', A, Play 3: Hay Nine-ti:-Q 3. Autlmr 3: f'l'Il'iSl11ll1S l'zn':ulc 3: lli-Y llulrgzm- In Hlili-r lluys' l'i1i1fz-11-licv 2. 3. llclcuxnic 111 llavirlsrm J: Rauliu l'muu1itlL-r .23 iiliziiriilzm l'.il'vh'i'i:x finni- mittcc 2: Sturlvnt Frminiiticc Z: Otlicc- liriiiipiiii-lit i'unm1i1h'z-3 l'mg1-:nn Kimninillrs' 3: Picuuln i'imimitt1-if 3: Amateur Slum' J: Xlzuivr nf 11-11-- numivs IXVURN l'rugr:n11 3: Stun' Xlzitli Vmm-el J, lXlORNlA EAlil.l3 lVlUSl5 Suu iii- ' Nlost l'npul:ir. Nucl Atlils-liv. lin-sl-.Xll-.Kr-wiliul S1-niiw tliilg l'u-Ni-ln-ill Girls' Alliletic Associntimi 2. ScCi'1'l:1ry I3 l'rc'si1li'ill Girl lime-i'x'n' 1. .il fll1C0l'll'ZlIlK'I' 2: llziskn-tlmll l, 2, .11 Socrvi' 1: l'lmrfis 1, J. .ii Ri-giminl Nliwic Frxntcst 2: Spring l'uiic4-i'l I. 3, 5: Slllit' Nlu-if I'-mn-N1 .21 Vlirixi- mas Pzigennl I, .23 Girls' Spurts lirlilor Avnux .11 lin-pmt:-i'Q' Vlul: J. .ig Natinnzil llrmm' Sucirty l, 2, lg llilllfl' f'unii11ittL'u J: lltliri- llvlp l. 1. 3, l,1'i'SiflCl1l IJ. ll, l'li1lx l. 1. 3. MAlilli lNll5l,SON Rib-. llimur Sncicty 'l'lc':i4l1i'cl' l, 2. Yin'-l'i'1'wirli-ill -li ,lliniwr Nlairxlml .fl Hirst Sliirlimw Suiim' .lg Flzlss l'm-I .ig l'lim'us 1. 2, .ig tiirl lil-wi'i'v l. J, .lg hluliim'-Sn-ninr liziiiqlirt l'mnniiIluc J. MARcaA1uf'I' N1 viz MAN llumc Rmmi Rcp1'c'scnt:iliva- lg flirl lfiSL'l'Yl' l. 1, Y: Utliri- lln-lp .il EXC. Clulr .lg llclmtm-x's' flulr 3. v ll 1 . . l SENIGRS VIRGINIA NI.-XRY OVVIQCASII ll1xNx ' lIInruN J: I,1Iu'.u5 I: I.u'I Ilcsn'l'x'v I. 1. .xg Nui IIuII I, 1, .xg Xilllulml x-nv lmm-at J. I.I1XN'IS IIAIBGIVIMI' . II.ux4I I. 2, .IL U1'rIu-stru I. J. 3: Shun' Music l'muLsl J, .Ig Nuliuu:xI nic l'mm-Nl I. 11 'l'1n-zullvrl' SluII1-ul KUIIIIICII Ig Ili-Y I. J, I'1'n'sI1Icul I J, Num-I'rv-l4Irl1l1 .XII-Slxuv II:nu:I J: 'II1':IIIin' Ifmmw- I. IXIARY I,.'XI'I'AS Nauwuzxl Nluxu' luuu-NI I: Null- Xlufu' luulcsl Ig Khoruw I, 3 I RUSH: I7.'XI'I'AS llu-1-ug 1. J, .lg Ib-mru-15' KIIuIm .Ig Stull' Music llullvst I1 Nruimlzxl I . , xsiv 1111111-at I: Svvu-l:n1'y SIIIL-n1x:I1xpIxip K'IuIm .Ig limlucaulml luuumullvc .L AI'IDRI'Y I5I.l.I5N IIARISII Vlmruw I. -. .w. l.uI lu-wsu' I, I,uIu.u5 I, -, A. 1 v. 1' u . , ' x GRAVI5 IRIfNIf IIARKVR ffnuuutu-v .-1 Nzum- Xluxu' luuu-N J. J: .: 1 1 . mic l wulcfl J, .w. Ilulcc lulllllllltvr I1 lInaIu'lImII I: I-Im' KIuI1 I, klmxux J. .-, l.uI Ih-wus I, Z. J. I-5m I, Iwpmlm-Is lIuI1 J, Iunuh. l X ll null 'XII I I ITWIS I.A'I'UN I3Ul'KI5'I I4 Ilzunl I. J. .52 Stun- XIuNic l'uuu-st 2, .IQ Nntiuuxxl Music l'mm-at I, lnlu I. IU' III RITKQINA RIFIIIY Sh IIIIIIIK' J: 4'Iu'ielu1:u l'rmg1'.uu lg Rmliu IIwuuIcznal J. Pnl-'I I'Y .IO RVINI IARITI' HIIUIZYII 1'Iuu'us I. 2, 51 'IIl'm'usllx'vx' -Iuuiur Vlnfsg Nauiuunl Iluuur Sucicly 2. .I luI Ile-sm-1'x'v J. 3, Yin--I'x'm-xiflrut .Ig Nzuiuunl Music Cnulvst Ig Sluts Xlusic' I'uuI1-st .12 UIIIUQ' III-lp 3. .I. Cf. Ill IYNIE l'm:xx ' II:uuI I, l. .51 lIlwIu'sl1':x J. .IL Stun- Xluxin' l'oulmwl J. .Il Nzuinuznl Nlusia lmulwl I. l. ,Ig Ili-Y I. 2. .IL X:uInu1uI Iluuux' Snvivly I. 2. .IL 'I'l'n1IIs Iowa- Ig I'u'ruI:uimx NI.ul:u44-1' .MHRN .IL II:nII Iiuly .IL Aluuim' NI:u'sI1:uI .Z IKllIIHl Sl'IlIUI' II.unlun-1 1'-m1l1xi1lvr J: Sl-uim' I'Iny l'nn1u11ittL-u .L I,. III. RIVIIY, .IR, RIM-Y IDOROTI IY RUDISILI, HIII IlcM'l'Ym' I. J. .31 Ilv1nvl'lv1's' l'IuIl J, .IQ IXLURN SHUI' 33 l'Iuu'uN I J, .Ig Oflicc I'I'IlUIIk't' F. SENICDRS IVIARTIN I. l I'IIIfR St'O'I 'I' Sr-nT'I'Y Ilia:-ketlmall I, 2.4 .ll Fnivtluzull .Ig IIi'Y I. J: 'I'i:uHir I-'mu' I: Se-rr:-tnr5 Sinuir tlass: UFhrv II:-Ip J. NIARGARFT SIZIKZIZRS Representative Student Asst-mlrly I: Vlmrue 1, J, .ig National IIonm , . . . 7 I: .Ill!IlUI'-SCIIIUI' Ilziiiniivt tnnuuittev 2: l'rm.:r:ini tlnninittz-Q' .IQ Tliankd giving lllferimz fnmmittce .lg Spunsur fur Iluku-t':u'nIilln tinlucg liir I tiles- lluln I. 2, .lg Mascot lmnmlttm-c .IL XYun Ii. A. R. llmnl Vitize-n , ,X X ship Award .Ig tiay fiuctivs .3 Ilmue Rmnn 'I'rc-:isnrcr 3: linnuuittvv fin Um ' rc Material fur Student Vunncil Runm 3. VINCENT SFVFRS IliNRx ' l'I1m'uS I. .Z X: I'l'i-wiilvut llrvuw Rmuu 1. NANCY CRANE SIIARI' N,xN4'x ' Vlmrus I, 2, 3: Ilzincv liununittvr .lg Typing Vout:-st I, J, .lg Stats' Music' Fnntest I: Nzitifnml Music Ilmtest I3 Girl Ih'sn-rrc I. 2. .Ig Nntinunl Ilnnor Society I. 2, 3. Secrv:-t:iry 2, President .ig .luninr Marshal .35 Must I.ikn-Iy In Siirci-owl .ig I'hriStm:is IIQIHVIIIII I, 3, .Ig Spring l'1nlci-rt, I: Il, IJ. Club. IVIARTIIA EI.IZABIZ'I'II SHOCKLIEY tlrclie-strzi I. 2, .lg Stats Music t'unt4-st I, 2. 3: National Musu- Fun- It-st J. .lg fiirl Rssvrvc- 1. AUDREY SOLOMON I.I'r1'l.r, Armu-,x NANNIV IVIAIE STI5I'IIIiNS Sx1l ' l'Imrus J, .lg Spring t'1vnct-rt 2, .IL fiI1I'IS!IlIil5 I':u:i-:un J: Music Ifcslivzil 2. .l: tiirl Resrsiwa- I. J, 3, Social l'I1:Iirm:in .lg Athlrtic Assuciatimi 1, 2, .IL I'Imirmau May Ilay Fi-Qtit':lI .IQ Srniur Maid of Iluuur 1: Ilzwkmlvzull I. Z. 3: Soccer Ig Soft Il:1II I: Senior I'ictnrc fitDl'11fI1llll'I' .IZ ntillllj' Vmilust I. .23 IJ, IJ.f'IuI1 I, Z. 3. HENRY JAIVIIES SIOKFS IIi.iu:r.ur Student Council -I, 2. 3: Ifnnce Unmmittcc I. 3: Bas:-ImII -I. 2, 33 Font- Imll I. 2, 33 Presirlent Junior Flnss 2: President Senior Claes ,lg Pm. grnnl Committee f'II2lIl'!lIfl!l 2: All Vity Ifontlvall 'I'e-:urn I. KATIIJ STONV KA1ii1 t In-rus I. J C. S. STUART FISH Ifmrtlvall fllziiingvr .I: Ilxiskvllnill 2: Ili-Y I. DOROTI IY IZLIZABIETII STLIBBS DOT Girl! Reserve' 3. .Ig Ilzisketlmll I, .35 Utlicr Help 3: Ilunic Rrmrn Repref at-nt:uivc I, 3, Program l'I1:iirm:u1 Z, FRANCES ABBIE TATUM I,rMoxmun ' Girl Reserve 2, .Ig Ilaskctlmll 3: Most Court:-one J Sncicty I, 2, .Ig Slate Music Vnntcst I, -3 National Muwiv Fnntcst I3 Must lfonsirlernte Senior: 4ICtc,lI'IuI1 3: junior M:u'sImI 23 May Ilav SENIORS ANNA MARINDA 'TAYLOR l'luu'us 33 tlirl Reserve lg Gym l. ROSE BEIECHER Tl IREATT Pon flmrus l, l. J: Ulinic 3: Girl Reserve l. 2, .lg Reporters' flub 33 AHIRN StntT 33 llrzunntirs Ululr 2. BRONZE HOLLAND TRULL. JR. uUL l'CH llnntl 1. 3. K: Orchestra 2. 33 Chorus 11 Drum Major 1, Z, 33 Ili-Y li Sturlent Assembly lg Presitle-nt Tenth Urznle 1: 'l'i':imc Force lg State Music Vnntest l, 1. 3: National Music' fnntest 2, .lg Most Talentctl .lg Solo State, Natitmzxl Xlusie lluntestg Nmninntinp: Committee 1. ROBERT TURNER Bon lli-Y 2: Chorus 2. 3: junim' lfontlizill 3. WILl-IAhl HERRON TURNER J I M MIEU FRANKLIN RUNGE VITA Rox' lux W1u.KIeR DONALD WALTHQS Ili-Y 1, 13 Repnrters' Clulv J, 3: ,luninr llasketliall l. J, .lg Funtlxall Mnnmzer 2. L. J. WA'I'SON llnnnl l, 2, .ig Oreliestrn .23 National Muwie Uuntest l: State Music Vontest 1, 23 Trznflie Force l, 2, .lg Faptztin Traffic Force 3: Bluvic Cluln l ' 5 ED XVATT llantl l, 2, .lg Orcliestrn J, 31 l':tfvtt-riat l. .I .lg Trzutlic Officer lg tltlire Help l, J: Dance l'unnnittee 3. THOMAS HUBERT VJETMORE. JR. TOM MW' Snlesuixniship l'lulx 3. JAMES CURTIS Wl'iITIi HCVRTK' Fuutluall I. 2, 3: Ili-Y I, 3, l'rt-sulent 13 Trahic Force I: Banrl I, 2, .lg Orchestra 2, .lg ACORN Stat? 1: Vice-Presitlent Senior Class: Class Lawyer: State Music Vontcst 2, 33 National Music Contest 2, 33 Busi- ness l'0mn1ittr:e of Bnntl 2. Rl' I SENIGRS BARtsARA Wu.t.tAsis Huis ' X ' ' ' vertisiug t'onm1ittt-eg .Xrt lfilitoi' Xiu tliurus l. 3: late. tlitli 3, .Xml Staff: Utliee llt'lpZ Xlost 'l':1lt'nteil Senior. MARY llI.lZAl5lE'lill Vv'lNGA'l'l5 lan Ulliet' llt-Ip 2. Rtllilflel' XVll.I.IAM YOL'N'l' lil: I. llfnuu' Society .lg Noluiimtlnxg tommtttee l: ttty lypnig toutest l MEMGRIES XVhile sands of time are slipping fast. Today we sadly stand And lry to cling to fading past. As time slips through our hand. Keeping memories of many things Which only joy and sorrow hring. Still there are memories which never fade, Memories that will never die. Memories everlastingly made, Memories of Harding High, The school so dear to all our hearts, The one from which we now depart. Memories of teachers so kind, XVhose aim was day by day To point with urm and guiding minds To a road on the Cireat Highway XVhich leads to the City of the NVorld, XVhere our true colors would he unfurled, Memories of friends in lower grades, Ready beside us to stand. Through them ottr taslx easier was made XVith kind and helping hand. May we rememher them, ltind and sincere, Our recollections are, we und. Crowded and hlled with events Of happy days and joyful times. All of them which were spent ln striving as the days went by To keep the standard of Harding High. Still there remains a memory XVith which our hearts to till. And swell with pride so great to feel An everlasting thrill. An honor we are proud to claim No other one cottld he the same. We are the first class to have made The honor so very high Of passing from the seventh grade Through the twelfth in Harding High So. dear Harding, let us make a pact That we will ne'er forget this fact, And, though the curtain of time now fall And days are fleeting lwy When we must say farewell to all Our friends at Harding High, Still locked forever in our hearts will he S. Theirs is a friendship we'll ever hold dear. Our cherished memories. dear school. of thee Pace 'IllL'f'l7ftl SENIGR CLASS I-IISTGRY The class of 1941 registered at Harding High School in September, 1935-a new class in a new school. for that was the year that this school first opened its doors. What a year the seventh grade was! With changing classes, using lockers. losing all our possessions, and coping with seven teachers, we two hundred and seven seventh graders were really in the middle of our high school daze. ' As soon as schedules were arranged, locker numbers were learned, and lesson-assignments were in order, we elected our first class officers: president, Tom Lefler: vice-president, Ed Watt: secretary, Louise Hagler: and treasurer. Jack Greene. Mrs. Lois Summerville was our class adviser. Our first class meeting was soon held, and we unanimously selected our school motto: Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow. During this first year our school song, Harding High Forever, was chosen, and the first edition of Till? ACORN was published. Miss Edna Triplett was the hrst adviser for THE ACORN. Mrs. Willie S. Shore organized a public speaking club containing sixty members in March, 1936. and it made its first public appearance in the auditorium on April 24. Many fine presenta- tions were given by students of our class: talks and sayings by Joe Messina. Edna Mae Moody, Alice Beaver, Bob Cherry, and Betty Jean Goodson. A debate was also given: the query being: Harding High School Should Have Honor Study Halls : the affirmative won. Later that year another debate was given, Resolved: North Carolina Should Abolish Capital Punish- ment : the negative side won. In the eighth grade, we, like veterans, were inclined to look down on the lowly seventh graders. We elected officers: president, Bob Cherry: vice-president, James Baldwin: secretary. Marie Nelson: treasurer, Margaret Funderburke. The Harding Hi-Lights was organized, giving our class its first school newspaper. Several members from our class served on the staff. They were Betty Sarratt. Helen Daniels, Joe Messina, Tom Lefler, Bob Cherry, Marie Nelson, Margaret Hunter, and Nancy Sharpe. A gala picnic was given at Bryant Park. What a time we had that day playing baseball and eating hot dogs! In the ninth grade our class officers were: president, Joe Messina: vice-president, Betty Sarratt: secretary, Margaret Seegers: and treasurer, Claude Hudson. Our social activities included a weiner roast held at the school on the coldest night of that year! Hot dogs really tasted good after we had run relay races and played other games to keep warm. Later in the year our grade mother, Mrs. T. G. Hunter, gave us a formal Valentine party at her home on West Fifth Street. At the helm in the tenth grade were: president, Bronze Trull: vice-president, Alice Beaver: secretary. Erskine Deaton: and treasurer, J. B. Orr. That year seemed to be one of study for all of us, it being our first year of senior-high school. Our officers in the eleventh grade were: president, Henry Stokes: vice-president, Margaret Funderburke: secretary, Audrey Parish: and treasurer, Betty Jo Reinhardt. After many Cmissb trials and happy tand other wisej experiences, the year was super-climaxed by the Junior-Senior Banquet held in Efird's dining room on May 17. The banquet was carried out on a Mexican Fiesta theme, with the Senors and Senoritas clad in formal attire. What a time we had reading our menus printed in Mexican! Everything. however, turned out to be in the good old American plan. Toastmaster for the occasion was Henry Stokes. class president. Mr. Tewkesbury was enjoyed along with ensalada do pena and tajada de carne asada. Several other enjoyable talks were given for the benefit of the under-grads as well as the graduates. Junior Marshals that year were: Jean Allison. Jean Carroll. Joe Messina. Lewis Padgett, Betty Jo Reinhardt. J. C. Rhyne. Margaret Seegers. Nancy Sharpe, Eel Watt, and Jack Greene. The officers who led us through the first semester of the final stanza were: president. Wallace Bunn: vice-president, Jean Carroll: secretary, Kitty Kendall: and treasurer, Jack Moore. The officers for the second semester are: president, Wallace Bunn: vice-president, Margaret Seegers: secretary, Kitty Kendall: treasurer. Jack Moore. A swell job they have done, too. With the promotion of sports, dances, movies. and other extra-curricular activities, they have made this. our concluding year. a pleasant and exciting one. One of our best-known and best-liked young ladies won fame and recognition, not only for herself, but also for old Harding. She is Margaret Seegers. who was presented a silver loving cup by the Charlotte Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She well-deserved it. too. We hardly had time to get used to school again after the Christmas holidays. we were allowed another two weeks vacation due to a flu epidemic. Afterwards we managed to stumble through the mid-term exams. Then, in February, came that event to which every Senior Class looks forward-the Senior Class play! After we had received our final Annual at Harding, the Junior-Senior Banquet was held. And so commencement, and the final curtain falls. Page Twenty-one LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT lnvvitiillly iiiinicrscil in the cngilmndity of its cngitntion. the cogitauivt- faculties of the urzulualing class of one thouszinil nine lmmlrenl and forty-une, llarry P, Harding School, Pity of l'l1ai'lotte. Uuunty of Mecklenburg, State of North l':irulinzi, and continent of North America, hereby urilain. publish, :ind declaire this tn he their last Vl'ill and Testament. 'I'l1ei'efm'e, this Class of forty-one liequt-:mths its most highly trr::isureil possessions :is follows: AR'l'Il'I.E I: To 'rniz Scnool. lfwnsf l. To Mr. Hawkins we It-ave mziny thanks fm' his guid- ance during the past six years. 2. NNI' lbequeath nur gratitude :md devotion to Harding lligli School. ARTll'l.l'l ll: To Tin: RISING SENIORS ltvmxf - 1. 'l'n yutt we leave our Senior Dignity :intl lumps you do not abuse it. 2. Vl'e hope our school library will :uleqnntely meet the needs of your subject requirenicnts next year. ARTICLE Ill: To Tun Tmrnnus 1f1'1lIA' H 1. To Miss Snmlifer. Mr. lflclwnrils, :ind Mr. Powell, we leave our sincere gratitude for their guidance as senior advisers. 2. To Mr. Cook, we leave our nppreuiutiini for making our Blind the K'ily t'li:unpinns. 3. To Mrs. Mackey. wi' lt-:ive our illlIll'CTl2llltlll for advis- ing our '41 Arnnx. 4. To Miss llnllliitt. we lezive our hope that the next ye:n s English classes will get their themes in on time. 5. To Mr. l'ovvi'rs, we leave nur sincere hopes that he has some good niatcrizil coming up next year, and that our tram will heat Uentrnl. 6. To Miss Smith, we leave our hope that she will get n lrasketlrall teaun that doesn't jitterlrug all the time. . To Miss VVatsi-n. we leave our hope that she will get a trigonometry class next year. 8. To Mrs. Sawyer. we leave a group of office-helpers even better than we were. AR'l'lCI,li IV: To Yluuous S'rUnEN1's 7 ltrmi' '- I. Uurtis VVhitc-, will tu lid Ilarkley my lrass drum alnlxty, to Harrell Auten my curly hair, :ind to Joe hnellings my lraslifulness, 2. Sam McAllister It-:ives his all A Report to Red Hoover. 3. Louis Boyd leaves to VVylic Shumpert his curly hair :mil to Feeil S1-vers l.. T. Hippy lrequeaths his slim figure. , 4. ll. U. Rliyne leaves his position of 4th horn-player to the Sth hn n-player, l'lilTm'il Brfivvn, and Ed Crimingei' and l.. J. Vl'utsun will their buss horns to whoever can curry them. n. 'l'rl.L'l:iytim C'hi-istcnsin, Neil Cline wills his shop ability and Thomas VVetmore his monopoly on popsicle wrappers. 0. Monti-so Blankenship leaves her happy smiles to Rose Marie Anderson and Jack Case. 7. Boyce .Volile leaves Donald Duck to whoever will feed him. 8, Betty Collins and Ilililzt Brewer leave to the next year chemistry class their zilwility to let chlorine escape. 9. Tok Everett Daniels, Barbara Vliilliams leaves her artistic talent. 10. jean Holland wills to Nunnally Snellings her title of Feet and C. S. Stuart his title of Fishfnce to the ni-xt foutluill manager. ll. Arnold Lee Hill leaves Rollert Ilinsnn his Curly golden locks and Andrey Solomon leaves his whiskers to Cecil Severs. l2. To joe Snellintzs, Marie Nelson leaves her A's and Edna Mac Moody leaves her place in the Honor Society. 13. Jim Duncan leaves his geometrical ability to Philip Vl'oern:-r :mil Edna Tliulnus guts Katie Stone's love of shorthand. 14. Tn 'Gene Fumble, Martha Shuckley leaves her musical ulnlity and to Craig Gudil, Alfred Marino wills his yvouilfworking ahility. 15. FQ Juanita jones, Virginia Ovcrcfish wills her blond hair and ability to chew gum. lb. Lewis Puckett leaves to jznnes Taylor his ability tu show Mr. Tuwkesllury how tn work Algelrrn problems. 17. 'lo Fr:incvs Fulk. Bill 'Yount leaves his perfect figure :mil lnnokkccping ahility. I 18. Scottie Muse hc-queaths the clit-erlenders' megaphones tn Frances Sawyer: and Frank Mayne his swing hahd In lfvi-rett llzmit-ls. Paar Tusr-nly-Iwo . To Paul Monty, Donald Nvulters leaves his :ihility to slip into home rnom late. . Mary Elizabeth YVing:ite wills her quiet ways to Eleanor Miller. . To Betty Mulligan, Josephine Altman leaves her make- up and Grace Parker hequeaths her lung fingernails to Marion Davies. . To Edna Thomas, Rosie Pappas leaves her ability to sing and Billie Howell leaves Helen Rowell her off key giggle. . Lucille Feagzm and Margaret Funderlnurk leave their jitterhugging to Bobbie Lee Everhart and Eula Mae Thompson. . Margaret Graham leaves her Iliccups to anyone with a bicarbonate, and Dewey Hawkes leaves his reporter's job to anyone who cares to stay up late nights and miss English assignments. . Gladys Cohle leaves her ability to chew gum in French class to anyone who can get away with it. . To Ben Kelly Graham, Margaret Hunter leaves lier title of Most Beautiful Girl and XVillium Turner leaves his side burns. . Betty jo Reinhardt leaves the wish that all the Juniors will love Miss VVatson as much as she does. . Cecil Adams leaves his bashfulness to Red Hoover and Dot Rudisill leaves her happy disposition tu all rising seniors. .Margaret Leonard and Mary Crawford leave their long friendship tu anyone who can make zi success of it. . Arvel Heafner leaves his position in the hand to who- ever wants it. :mil Reid Dellinger leaves his ability to plny the Cornet to Bobby Beethoven Bush. . To Johnsy Haney and Ruth Jenkins, Dot Stubbs :ind Margaret Norman leave their shorthand attitudes and grades. . Margaret Helms wills her rainy-day hair to Annie Sue Moody. . Donald KDuckj Keistler leaves his loud shirts to Bruce Brnswell. . Anna Taylor leaves her attendance record to Alberta Phillips. Lewis Padgett leaves his short vest to Robert Hailey and Vincent Severs his short stature to Jeep Hunter. . Harry Brickhouse wills his ability to charm the oppo- site sex tn Charles Hoover. . To Jimmy Epting, Raymond Bumgardner leaves his so-called stncliousness and to Jimmy Therrell, Nancy Sharpe leaves her title of Most Likely to Succeed. . Suzy Long wills to Doris Jean Neal her ability to get hy without taking books home. Paderewski Deaton leaves his ability to get skinned up while on the athletic field to anyone who wants it. . Bronze Trull wills his drum-majoring ability to Harrell Auten and Tom Grifhn leaves his bass clarinet to Joe James. To Lura Mae Johnston, Margaret Seegers wills the rest of the football team and Frances Tatum leaves her brown eyes. Mary Pappas leaves her dignity to Mary Taylor, and Rosabelle Johnson her quiet manner to Polly Sawyer. Pat Daugherty leaves her ability to snag football players to Sara Yarborough. Ed Watt does hereby will his job as cashier in the cafeteria to the Lee twins. Callie Lee Doster wills her ability to chew gum to Miss Carr. . Ruth Reilly leaves her wine skirt and green sweater to Louise Camp, ' Ruth Crowson wills her petiteness to Elizabeth White. . Gwendolyn Lehman wills her ability to pass French to Helen Slye. . Jack Moore leaves his business training skills and attitudes to Ruth Jenkins, his shop ahility to Bobbf' Thomas, and his geometric tendencies to Bruce Braswel . Wallace Bunn leaves to Robert VVest his position as guard on the football team and ends Maurice Green and Martin Scott leave their positions to Tommy Hen- drix and Sandy Cook. . Helene Huber and Elizabeth Hinson will their per- mission to call Miss Sandifer Miss Sallie to Eliza- heth White. . VV:-, Jean and Jane Allisnn, dn bequeath our title as the dignified Senior Twins to the Needham girls. - We, the class of 1941, do hereby authorize Mr. James R. Hawkins tu see that these requests are fulfilled. fSignc-:U CLASS OF FORTY-ONE. CPerj J. CURTIS VVHITE, Class I.a-wyrr. lVl'rNEssEs: Margaret Hunter, Miss Morella Polk, and Scottie Muse. June 12, 1960. N PT7'j'1j f 'v-'7'-- - -- ---Qv ,....... --. . ,,,, ,, vm . , . W I L Gil- 1'- , Il. QV- NEWS FLASH - - - teacher the school has ever had . . . Raylass Department The outstanding current events brought to you by the Same, now has as 'fs l'eft,m0del,-la Ch'ld 'f5f ' - - Ed Giiiiop of Time. it reveals the 1960 activities of tht Watt s Shoe Store is thriving while Ed beats his drum to imiiviiiiiai members of 3 typical high school graduaiing amuse his customers . . . Margaret Norman, a secretary, class of the yem. 1941- Bobby Fisher' Ace Newsreei Pho, now has a new boss, name of Gertrude . . . The Charlotte tographer for the Ram Movietone, selected his own class Waffle Shop Pas 'Wo l'f mY Cash'e 5 Mm'Y and, RUFW for this Sindy' the Class of 1941, Harding High Schooii Pappas . . . tiene Long is often seen atlChapel Iiill with Ch i N h C i. a curly headed freshman . . . Joe Messina and Lompany ' nr one' on aroma' is now the greatest paper company in the world, but is , , till unable to collect more than 25c worth of papers from Mr. J. Curtis White, Senior Class Lawyer is now Chief 5 - - - - - JMC' of me Simms Conf' - - - The Sfiiky Fly Pavel' 2'I.i.H,i'5'lL'2?i.E'.1f MiIZ3'Z3f i'ffi1yi:1 'si giififla 133222215 .fi l'0mPafly has had 3 very successful ycatfi ,hi proprietor South Carolina . . . A beauty shop is being run by Katie 'S B'ked?er5niges Tlswelk ace iegsladi Yglfsleiz Oliergflsh Stone and Anna Taylor un West Sixth Street . . . Edna .:.u arrs,wowore so ar in e armg M Mmdiff F k Ysihc - Library is now Head Librarian at the Charlotte Public ae y et or on Jac son on ammq i Library . . . The Y. M. C. A. is proud of its new General Secretary, Reid Dellinger . . . Jack Demas, the hard- working little boy. is now owner of the Goody Sweet Shop . . . Elizabeth Floyd is Business Manager of the New York Ti'mr.r. . . At the Economy Food Store, Margaret Funderburk still sits behind the cash register . . . Leontine Gardner, second lady-governor, has a big time in Raleigh teaching her executives to jitterbug . . . Callie Lee Doster, who worked so hard in shorthand, is now a retired seam- stress . . . Ronald Godfrey is a very up and coming sales- man for the Singer Sewing Machine Company . . . Flash . . . the millionaire! Jasper Gordon invested a million dollars in Ajax Long Woolens . . . Tom Griffin is now director of the Harding High School Band, but he also gets mad and breaks his baton . . . By Way of the High Seas! Our new ambassador to Germany is Bill Hamilton . . . Boyce Coble and Frank Kendall just invented a new way to make matches strike sooner . . . Arvel Heafner and B. D. Hendrix, the two Hollywood Casanovas, were just voted as the two actors who brought in the most box-office receipts during 1960 . . . The Merita Bakery has a new cake department head, Elizabeth Hinson . . . Highlights in the World of Sports! Craig Gadd is now pitching for the Boston Yankees . . . The Light Heavy- weight Championship of the World is to be decided to- night between I.. T. Rippy and J. C. Rhyne . . . Buck Green pitches to Sam McAllister for Siwash College . . . State Penn is proud of its new water boy, Donald Walters . . . After many hard years of practice, Harry Brickhouse has finally made the second team on Harding High's foot- ball squad . . . There is no joy in Charlotte for the mighty Deaton has struck out . . . Frank Vita is now Assistant Manager of the Y. M. C. A. basketball team . . . Grace Parker is managing the girls' professional' basketball team, upon which Lucille Feagap and Frances Tatum are the stars . . . In connection with the labor question! Henry Stokes finally handed in his English theme . . . Cecil Adams and his intimate friend Bill Smith, are still in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades at Harding High . . . William Turner, voice teacher at Davidson College, is often heard stretching his tender vocal cords trying to teach Donald Keistler to sing . . . Since the burlesque business has been picking up they need new stars, so Gwendolyn Lehman has taken over the job as Fan Dancer . . . Work and Industry! A well known reducing-machine factory is owned by Billy Yount . . . the bakery business has found a new genius in Jim Duncan and his Muffins . . . Lewis Padgett, Bronze Trull, J. B. Grooms, and Arnold Lee Hill, those smooth-singing cowboys, furnish the music for the square dances at Harding High, while Vincent Severs calls the Figures . . . Jack Greene and Dewey Hawkes are co-editors of the Charlotte News, with Margaret Graham an outstanding staff member . . . Eliza- beth Barkley and W. C. Owens are known as the most famous man and woman on the Hying trapeze . . . Montese Blankenship is sccretary,to the President of the United States . . . Audrey Solomon and Estern McClain are President and Vice-President respectively of the A and P Food Stores . . . Mari Lee Creech is now teaching short- hand at Harding Hig 5 she is rated as the second best reason unknown . . . but we know, don't we? . . . Martha Shockley is still seen carrying her violin case under her arm. She must love music . . . J. G. Capps and Thearon Hooks are bookkeepers for the John llancock Life Insurance Company . . . Mary Elizabeth Crawford designs jewelry for Kress and Company and also displays several different kinds of fingernail polish . . . Jane Allison, Jean Allison, Hilda Brewer. Patricia Daugherty, Aileen Hipp, Margaret Hunter, Scottie Muse. Nancy Sharp, Nannie Mae Stephens. Gladys Coble, Betty Jo Reinhardt, and Norma Booker, all members of the D.D. Club, are still having meetings on Monday night with but one idea in mind--how to catch and hold a man . . . Flash! A new bookl Hon' to Become an Arrrrss in Tru Eeasy Lesson.: has just been written by Ruth Reilly, and the first copy was sold to Dorothy Stubbs. Dorothy pur- chased her book through Rose Beecher Threatt's Mail Order Service . . . New York City, New York! Josephine Altman is sing- ing in all the prominent night clubs with Reid Crook's orchestra . . . M.ary Elizabeth Wingate now has blond hair and is one of the city's greatest stylists . . . Jean Carroll is the editor of Life Magazine . . . Hollywood, California! June 6, 1960 . . . Mickey Rooney now has a new double, Frank Mayneg Frank also has a great swing band . . , Lewis Boyd. Stand-in for Robert Taylor, has been playing in quite ai few pictures lately . . . The busiest and most popular man at the Escort Bureau is Neil Cline . . . Buffalo, New York . . . Ruth Crowson and Margaret Helms are running a tea room and gift shop . . . Jimmy Dorsey, Jr., discovered a new star, Robert Allen . . . Charlotte, North Carolina . . . Margaret Seegers has a beautiful little home in Myers Park . . . Ed Criminger is a new addition to the Briar Hoppers . . . L. J. Watson tripped and fell in his bass horn and as yet has not been found . . . if anyone can help to get him ont, please call his home immediately . . . Martin Scott was married yesterday by the Reverend Lee NYalker. The happy little woman, you'd never guess . . . Thomas Wetmore has one of the new Ford Thunderboltsf' which he purchased with popsicle wrappers . . . Jack T. Moore is now at Morganton-WHY? Jean Holland is accompanying him!- Now I wonder? . . . Great People of America . . . Heard Dr. Marie Nelson, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., speak at the Armory on Who will win the Election in 1960, Roosevelt or Bill Collins? . . . Raymond Bumgardner, voted most likely to succeed, is now president of Duke University . . . Tvtgo nurses in the United States Army are Helene Huber and Rosabelle Johnson . . . Miss Betty Collins is directing the Symphonic Sympathy Orchestra . . . Dorothy Rudisill is a great Biologist in South America . . . Last Minute News Flash! Bill Knox, the boy with a big hole in his face that was always talking, is running a barber shop in Biddleville. Weather Forecast . . . Very unsettled and stormy if any of these seniors should disagree with these fates . , . We hope you enjoyed the broadcast. Tune in next year at the same time, same station. For further details consult your local fortune teller, VVALLAQE BUNN, Proplwl, Clusx of '41, Page Twenty-three ,A . -- -A --- A -.-. L, my . . 4..-.n.,L, nn,-,,... rf, 4 H ' -iii Q' ii, X51 -a ,. w... .ai iii f,.' 'VI 15 . 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Xlzic lfnsu-V, liiclmzml iimulnmn, ll un XX ill XMI llimlvr, Arlllux' -lnlnlsam. tirxuly King. liiiguiin- l.L'illvcltui', Yito Xlitfllll. ,lulm Nlm' 'z , 'lun ll:11-In-r, Snlilll ll:ii'l. lfugcm' llvilnlnsiuli, Ray llill, llilly llugzm. liuy llullmxln. Bill llmwll. .lm-k llll low Xlfl nu 5 . ' .0 11 rv. llmmi' ww, .lulm Xuunqiu. XY:ill:iL'v Xurris, flllllll' 0x'vi'c:isl1. .lulmny l'zn'kn-r. l':u'l l':i1lm-1'sfv11. l'l1:u'lm-s l'rnpln'1. Xll '. ' -1 iiilwrls-ni. lfrn-rl lin5:c1'S. Alimmy liugm-rs, Klux Slirrzml. l.ull1c1' Sinnw-us, Allcu Sulwnnmm, U l linux lulxl 4-llingl-vu 'l':if1, Ray XYillifm'il, xvlllllllll Ymimg. x Pugv Thririyfthrcv x f' .',fp, f f' w C497-QV L,.5Lg,fAy V. 1? I . ' I I .A P W ' vf f . ' f L63 N SEVENTH GRADE HOWARD BOYD JUAN U212 . JEAN LAUDISMAN .IQIINNIV CIALDWI Mies. S'I'IZIfl.li Pago '1'l71'1'1g1-lmzz' l'1'c'.w1'dc'r7I l'1'0S1'cI'c'17l Sc'c'1'vlz11'g1 'l'm1xurvr fxt1'L'I-SUI' Miss Po1.K's Howl ROOM MRS. Rolslflws' HOMIF ROOM NTRS, S'l'l?lfl.lE'S HOMI5 Room PQILIU 'l'h1r'I1 Your Pcpf l51'vm1'z1 and CNUIHIAINI, l,LIl7CkhflAI77t'. SL'l'CV'll'f gf, Double' ,IXIAOLIIPIK Hc'clcI'4'cf for the SLL'l't'f Shop Hvfcn tllhf RUg1g11'1'. A'Wcl0.SII'CJ lirwrvzv. AI fha' Sffllilll' Dalmv. Hogs will ln' lmus, l.Ol7Ql may 141 LL'tIL'l'. lchalbod. l,OS1ll7'. Ya' fDI'lI'L'1' of Ihv Slump. mmw Yi STUDENT ASSEMBLY FIRST SIiMI2S'I'IER OlflfICliRS SENIOR COUNCIL Vv'AI,I.AtiI1 BUNN . , . . . l'rt-stdenl .IVAN CAtutot.L . , ,X'i'tst--Ifrmtlt-nz KI'I l'Y KI7NDAI,I. , ..St.'CFt'lUfy JACK IVIOORIE , Treasurer JUNIOR COUNCII. CARL CttRtsTtsNs1iN . , ..,,.. , llrt-suit-nf I2I.I.IS ZIEDAKIER . . , IIIACC-PI'f'S1-dt'l7l I5li'l I'Y RAMSVY . IVIARJORIIQ ANN EDWARDS Secretary 'I 'reustzrer 'I'he Student Assembly. organized as an outgrowth of the desire of the students to participate in the gov' ernment oi' the school. has as its aim the developing of a higher type of citizenship among the students. It endeavors to arouse the students to .t fuller appreci- ation of the responsibilities that confront them as mem- bers of the school community and strives to awalcen them to a sense of responsibility to themselves and others. liurthertnore it gives to the students an oppor- tunity to develop in small scale activities the qualities of leadership that will carry them successfully through the major issues of adult life, Page Thirty-eight SECOND SIEMIESTIER OITITICIERS SENIOR COUNCII. WAI,LAtIli BUNN , , . l'resi't1et7l IVIARGARET SEEQERS l 1c't'-Prt's1't1t'f7l KITTY KENDALI. . Secrettlrtf .I ACK MOOR I2 . 'I-l't'tlHUl'L'I' JUNIOR COUNCIL CAREY l.EoNAtuJ . . Etnnns DANtt2t-s tm--Ifrt-sidt-ni XVILMA Hour . . , Jo ANN Tt2tuuat.t. Prvst dun! St't'rt'ItlI'Ll Treusttrer This year it has been concerned particularly with fostering a program of good public relations for the school. Xvorlxing toward this end it sponsored a float in the parade opening the Southern States lair and a patriotic assembly program with the state commander of the American legion as guest speaker, Its represen tatives to the Student Council Congress at Greenville tools a prominent part in the activities of the meeting. Furthermore the assembly has purchased for the school a spotlight for use in variotts performances and plays. To finance its various activities, it sponsored success fully .1 Beauty Contest and Gay Nineties Revue. SENIGR ASSEMBLY MlfNllSlfRS: lfdwin Barkley, lfmily Champion. Imogene lldmunds. Dewey Hawkes, Marseille llinson. John Miller. Dorothy Richardson. Margaret Seegers. Henry Stokes, James Taylor. Bohhy XX'CLlLlll'1Qll0I'l. Philip XVoerner. JUNIOR ASSEMBLY MIIMISIJRS: Margaret Allen. Howard Boyd. Tommy Boyd. Rose Currie. Marjorie Ann lfdwards, Patsy lierrell, lflsie lirye. Sandy Grady, Inez Hoffman, lirances Holder, .Jean l.ee, Carey l.eonard, Ben Marshall. llarry McConnell, Banks Nussman. Margie Reinhardt, James Savers. lid XVong. Page Thirty-nine JEAN CARROLL JACK GREENE .,.... ,,.. . . . Edl'IOl'-1477-CNl71'l'f . .Business Munuy4'r 1-IDITORIAI, STAFF BUSINESS STAFF GENE LONG ,, .. .1l.r.r1'.vIanf Iiclitor-in-Clrivf J. C, RHYNK ,,,,,, ,,,, Cirrnlafimr ,lluuayrr IMRHARA VN'll.l,l.xMs xlrt liziitnr EDNA Mlm Mommy , , .'1ll7'L'P'fl,SfIljl .11lHlUjlt'l' Iimuxv FISHER , Photo Editor XN'ALl.AL'l-1 DUNN ,, Shorts Editor AUVP3RTlS'Nf9 ASSISTANTS Nmum Mvsrz Y, Sfw1't.v lidifar E1,lzAH1e'ru Fl.0x'n IIr:l,x-:N SLN: lhzwm' Ihwurzs ,, Svniur lidiror JUANHA Joxras Russ-1 lharzvllxk TllKl'1.X'I I' JACK Moon: .... ,,,,,.,..4,,., T ypisp DOT RYDISILL I.0nn.uxr: W.u.ToN Page Forty SENIOR NATIGNAL I-ICDNOR SCDCIETY The Senior National Honor Society of Harding High School has a two-fold purpose. It seeks to inspire the individual student to higher achievement, and it strives to maintain high standards in the school. Every year its membership is increased by students who have shown leadership ability, willing service, sound character, and scholarship. To be eligible a student must have made the honor roll for three consecutive semesters and must be considered worthy on all points by the faculty. OFFICERS NANCY SIIARP . . . . ...... ,...,. P resident MARIIQ NELSON . . . . , .Vice-President PIIILIP WOERNER . . . ,,.. Secretary JEAN HONEYCUTT ..... .... T reasurer MRS. FLORENCE RHYNE , . . . . .... Adviser MEMBERS Lonnie Abernethy Jean Allison Montese Blankenship Martha Bearden Louise Camp Jean Carroll Ed Criminger Imogene Edmonds Margaret liast lirances Fulk Margaret liunderburke l.eontine Gardner Jack Greene Elizabeth Hinson Margaret Hunter Ruth Jenkins Rosabelle Johnson l.ura Mae Johnston Dorothy Linder Gene Long Joe Messina John Miller Edna Mae Moody Jack Moore Scottie Muse Betty Jo Reinhardt J. C. Rhyne Margaret Seegers Alice Steinback Mary Taylor Edna Thomas Elizabeth White Ella Cornelia Yandle Billy Yount Page Forty-one JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Harding chapter of the Junior National Honor Society was organized in 1939 for the purpose of promoting outstanding citizenship, leadership. service. and scholarship among the pupils of the seventh. eighth. and ninth grades. During the short time it has been in existence, it has worked particularly on improving scholarship among seventh grade students. It has done com- munity service by giving help to an underprivileged family: and it has offered to its members opportunities of a social and recreational nature. OFFICERS HARRIIST KLIQCKLIQY , . . , t . . ...,,, President JEAN Jo1iNsToN , , Vice-President CAREY LEONARD . , J Secretary BETTY BRITT , A , . . .Treasurer Miss BATTEN . . . ..,.. , . , Adviser MEMBERS Betty Bumgardner Mary Elizabeth Jenkins Evelyn Carroll Evelyn Rippy Jewel Coble Violet Timmons Inez Hoffman Edward Rich LeBon Jenkins Ethel Wesson ,A . N--. Page Forty-two SENIOR GIRL RESERVES The purpose of each Girl Reserve is 'ATo Find and Give the Best. The name Girl Reserve means that members are constantly building up and making a part of themselves those skills, ideals, and attitudes which will make them finer persons and help them to build a finer world. SCOTTIE MUSE . . . BETTY REINHARDT AILEEN HIPP .... MARGAIQET HELMS Frankie Abbott .lane Allison Lib Barkley Sarah Bentley Norma Booker Hilda Brewer Nancy Bearden Mary Lee Creech Ruth Crowson Neva Cox Betty Collins Polly Coble Helen Conder Pat Daugherty Mary Lee Durham Bobbie Everhart Lib Floyd Frances Fulk OFFICERS MEMBERS Dollie Fletcher Betty Gopfert Leontine Gardner Margaret Graham Anita Gibson Marseille Hinson Lura Mae Johnston Marjorie Jones Miriam Jones Doris Kelly Gwynne Lehman Gene Long Annie Sue Moody Edna Moody Margaret Nelson Doris Neal Angelia Neely Marie Nelson . , . . . .President Vice-President , , . .Secretary . , ,Treasurer Virginia Overcash Grace Parker Bobbie Primm Betty Shackleton Snip Stephens Polly Sawyer Frances Sawyer Alice Steinback Dot Stubbs Eula Thompson Frances Tatum Lorraine Walton Alice Vv'ay Helen Withers Lib White Ruby Walden Sara Yarborough Ella Cornelia Yandle Page Forty-three NINTI-I GRADE GIRL RESERVES The Ninth Grade Girl Reserve Club members are continuing to practice their slogan. To Face Life Squarelyf' They enjoy fellowship in their club meetings. socials, sports, and activities with Girl Reserves in other clubs. At all times they try to live mentally, physically, and spiritually their purpose, To Find and Give the Best. OFFICERS HARRIET KLECKLEY ..lsl.,... . .,..l President JEAN JOHNSTON ,... . .Vice-President ELEANOR SMITH . . A .... Secretary MARY JENKINS , , .,l.. Treasurer ANN ASHBY . .,..,. . . Representative Miss LENORE LLOYD , . . .....,., . . , Adviser MEMBERS Lib Brown Juanita Collins Betty Conder Pat Curley Martha Evans Norris Ford Ann Goodson Lib Griflin Lois Harwell Sarah Holland Margaret Lawter Carey Leonard Margie McGill Jerry Mundy Peggy O'Daniel Evelyn Rippy Lucille Rockholt Ruth Shockley Peggy Wetmore Page Forty-four EIGHTH GRADE GIRL RESERVES There are thirty-five members of the Eighth Grade Girl Reserve Club. This club plans programs, conducts parties, and corresponds with other clubs. The chief accomplishments of the year are: The Fellowship Supper, Candle Light Worship Service, and a week-end at Camp Latta. OFFICERS WILMA HOLT ..,.. .,..r..,.. ...,,. P r esiden! JEAN CRAIG ......,r . . .Vice-President JACQUELINE JOHNSON ..r... Secretary ADRIENNE HARTMANN .,.. Treasurer Miss MORELLA POLK , r......... ,,., A duiser Margaret Allen Elva Barield Peggy Brown Betty Culbreth Betty Davis Marjorie Edwards Jo Nell Fletcher Laura Ann Freeman Audrey Godfrey Betty Hargett MEMBERS Betty Hill Margaret Holcomb Jean Holiday Florence Trull June Veach Faye Hughey Betty Kendall Mary McGee Jane McGinnis Edna McLendon Betty Miller Margaret Morgan Hazel Nivens Ruth Gvercash Betty Sawyer Doris Sigmon Jeanette Singleton Dorothy Foard Rosa Wilson Page Forty-five JUNICDR GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserve Club is a junior member of the Y. W. C. A. The purpose. To lind and give the best, and the slogan. To face life squarely. express the aims of the Girl Reserve Clubs. The highlights in our school year were The All-Aboard Banquet, the potato chip sale. the Boy Friend Banquet, the Candle Light Recognition Service, the Christmas basket. and week-end at Camp Latta. The club meets twice a month for an interesting program or a party. The Junior Girl Reserve Club is open to all seventh grade girls. NORA WELLS HAIRE . . GERALDINE CHARLES . . CARLEEN MCLAIN ..,. JEAN LEE , . , NANCY SUTTON MRS. STEELE . Helen Adams Jean Agner Frankie Allred Sara Lou Ashby Annie Austin Rachel Beatty Betty Lou Collins Peggy Coppola Rose Currie Betty Dagenhart Shirley Falls Dorothy Fulk Annie Ruth Grissom Barbara Harris Faye Holobaugh Mildred James OFFICERS MEMBERS Mildred Sue Jones Beulah Knox Barbara Landrum Jean Laudeman Betty Lou Lawing Jane Lee Beverly McClellan Betty McGowan Juanita McLain Dorothy Mcl.endon Frances McQuay Edna O'Shields Billy Overcash Iris Overcash Dolores Payne . .... President . Vice-President . . . . .,.. Secretary ..Treasurt-r Inter-Club Council Represenlulivv . . ..... , . . . . , Adviser Betty Proctor Mamie Reams Mahota Rogers Anne Sarratt Sarah Seegers Mary Catherine Thomas Carolyn Wilson Ruth Wilson Billy Jean Evans Miriam Gadd Betty Williams Mildred Swain Gloria Prosser Alice Broome Martha Herion Patty Mayhew Page Forty-six Thi- Hilliiillk Svninr Ili-Y im-cts i-:ich Klumlzny :nt thc Y. Nl. l'. A. Thi- 1vii1-'imc nit' 1I1is n1'l-Eflllililfiml iN f crm-:Ali'. Illililllllill, :mul rxti-nil lliroiiglmul ilu' sviiiml :mul CU1llI1llllliij'. high stauulzmls uf l'hriNti:m i'lim':u'!rv'. UlfI Il'ICRS lin l'ux xi 1 xfzi- rx l'1'i'xiilr1lt Ilifxvm' I lux KI-,s , Tr'ru.rnr:'r .Xnxm.u- I.1-if Hx: I, I'fri'-l'rw.v:'ii1-:lt I.1-im lf,u,kxi'.u Flmfvluin IM ix Nlumuf V W , , .S'i'i'r'i'!11r'y Nlukm' lkxlsox, ll:-yr' NYu1'k Sn-65. :il .-11l7':'.vi'r' ll.-nnilwn-,v: XY:ilI:ni'0 Hllllll. l.i-un l'rimimgu', Rn-i4l lla-llingcr, Toni liritiiii, -I. il. Iiiwnlis, Lutius liruunls, lfill 4Iry4lvl'. liiwxwiiiu i.ipp1x1'cl. Nurnuul fXlmu'c. lIt'I'll'lilIl N-llilc. Il. ii. Rilyllf. .launvs 'l':iylm', 'I'l1-mms Nvvllllufc. 11,0 0 X . mam JUNIGR I-II-Y Iln- juiimr Hx-X nan uigzininil this yi-ur. llu- piiiqmsi- nt' thv m-Qznniznllmn if M-iw'ivc In mir prluml :mi wnunimily. Ulf!-'li'liRS BOIIIIX ,IM iw-lx l'n'x1'dw1! JAMES SICYI-RS , , , .S'i'.'r'4-11113 'l'-ui xi x' lim 1- , , I '1'i'i'-l'1'i'.v1'1I1'1lI jim N xx' l'xl.mx l',l.l. T1'm.rnn'r XYxun ,IQHRI-.KI'I', .IRA , L'ln1plfn'u ,'lIi'mlu'r,v,' iii-urgv Bxittlm-5. Clvm- Iiurrivll, Noi! llznsly. Jr.. ,Tunws HQ-mlrix. Ilimzllil Ili-luis, Rirhzml Linus fowl, Ralph I.y!n':nnI, Roy I,3lu'znnl. Ili-n Mzirshxlll. jr.. l':li'ks XlDl'liu'c. Vk'illi:m1 Xlcllilyw, Fin-41 O'll:mii-l lhilwluy l'f:n'nh:mlt. jimmy Ri-inhzmil. Hiilxluy Rizzo, Rnycu Rulwrls. hlinmiy lining-1'1sii11. llurulfl Rlnw. jul- Sgili-m Vi-vil XYL-lls. l'h:u'li's XY:1Itm'rs. Iisliliv Yulw. linivlvy Zwlnkir. Page l'i0fl!.f'SL'L'L'l7 THE REPDRTERS' CLUB The Reporters' Club was organized for the purpose of publicizing the activities of Harding High School in the local newspapers. Each year the club keeps a scrapbook which contains all the publicity and pictures pertaining to the school and the students. At the end of the year the book is placed in the library as a permanent record. The membership is made up of senior high school students. OFFICERS LIB FLOYD r...a.., LORRAINE WALTON . r MARSEILLE H1NsoN . . . . e . r . Miss PHOEBE JANE BOBBITT a , . MEMBERS Elizabeth Barkley Earl Barron Sara Bentley Sara Black Virginia Capel Marjorie Cox Ed Criminger Reid Dellinger l.em Falkner Bobby Fisher Blanche Freeman l.eontine Gardner Margaret Graham Tom Griflin Dewey Hawkes Margaret Helms Arnold I.ee Hill Gwynne Lehman Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor , , . . Adviser Edna Mae Moody Jack Moore Scottie Muse Rosie Pappas Grace Parker Dorothy Rudisill James Taylor Donald VValters Paul Younr Page Forty-eight 'l'lmc Dancc Cfommittcc of thc Student Assembly makes plans and nrrangcmcnts for various lornls ol' social t'nlcrt.1inmcnt for thc studcnts of Harding lliglu. .llt'mlwrx.' .ltxm Cfarrtvll. Cklmr'rrmm: lid Vw'.1tt. lfdnn Mac Moody. llcnry Stolws. Rcid Crook. Xie 1 . lx at ,V --.-... 'l'l1t' 1-t1x'p-mv if ln Nt-nw tln- rlzxsws in Ilzuwlimg lliglt Sclulul with muvis-s fm' xixuzul t-tluwntimx :mtl :mlm lu gut- .tn ul-ytvlttllully tm- uvvllllllltut' n1t'mlrt-rs tu lt-:tru llmx lu ltzmtllv nmx'1t- t-qtllp I1 'l'l1t- 1vl.m l- tt: llztu' it etutl' uf tt':tl11t-tl stutlt-nts fm' mln-lwttlm.: ttuuvlt-N lun' :my limt' :lnvimg tht wlnml tlny. ll't'mlu'r',t'.' Ihmnltl Aluluvtt, -limmy 1Xt'kt'1', llzurry Altman, llill ,'X114lt-xsml. Alznm-N llt-nnivk, lftl liztrklry. l'l.l5lun l'l1riftt-1151-11. l.wv1l l'1'i1nim:u1'. Rulu-rt t't'in1im1t'r. Klux tltpt-l, lltvlmluy tl-llins. .Inlm t':tltlwrll, Rlivl llvllmgt-1, l 1:tuk lfrt-t-mzux, llttlxluy lfislwr. lla-rlvt-V1 llzullvls-5'. ,l. ll. tixmmtus, l.ut'lus 1l1'um11N. Hill II4-mlrix, .Xrnultl l,t't- llill, lltvlvl-5' -luckawll. ll. l.. -ltmt-5. l'l1:u'lt-S Km-itll. llill Kiwr, llztrl lgmlmq. ll1'mx't1iu ljppztrtl. XYilll:nm AlCllIljI'l'. xl--v Xlwslxlzt, xvllllillll lVlJ:u1ivl, XY. 'lf l':1rkt-r. Xvlllllllll l't'ov:1tt, 'llmn Rullinmn. lid lllltlislll, lfrt-tl St'Yt'1'r. flny Smith, Jaw Stintlvsnn, l.. ,l. XYAIQU11. llttrry XYLQ Pago Ifurtyrnim' SALESMANSHIP CLUB SAM MCALLISTIQR CURTIS WllITl? . , . ROSIIE PAI1PAs . TOM GRIIIIIIN . . . OFFICERS MR. HARRY P. HARDING , . MRS. GERTRUDI1 PRINCE GILES . . I,., . . AISSFNTFIS COMMl'l'Tl'flf Jean Childress. Chairman Sam McAllister lildred Durrance Ronald Godfrey lfDUCfA'l'lUN CUlNllNllT'lilfl Curtis White, Cfhurrnvun Sam McAllister Rosie Pappas Tom Griffin PUBl.lKflTY AND l7UBl.lf1A'I'ION Margaret Graham. Chuirnnm Bobby liishcr George Taylor Elimbcth Barkley l.eontine Gardner Margaret Norman lVll5Ml5liRSllIl' AND lfMBl.l5lXl Ma rga rel Norma n , C,ll74ll-!'I77Kll7 Franklin Vila Mary lilizabeth Vvlingale Bill Smith . President ll!-C9-P!'t'STf1i'l7I . . Secrwclrg Treasurer Associczlc Member . . Sponsor l3lNANi'lf CUNlkll'Ii'l'l3l5 Mary Taylor. Chairman l.eoIItine Gardner Brownie lippard Margaret Helms l7ROiiRAXl GO-ORIBINATION .lean Holland. Cflvuirrmm Mary Pappas Rosie Pappas Anna Taylor Callie l.ee Doster Gwendolyn Veach l'lOSl'I'I'Al,l'I'Y AND RIQCRISATION GOlXlMl'l l'lEl5 Billie Howell. fihlll-I'I77tIf7 Romeo Davis Thomas VJctmore Elsie Mac Holtzclaw Page Frfly Billy Lawing f Ronald Godfrey Bill Smith lislern McClain Jean Holland THE HARDING DEBATERS' CLUB The purpose of the organization is to create enthusiasm for logical thinking and to encourage the developmnt of powers of clear reasoning and forceful convincing speaking. This is the first debating club to be organized in this school. At the beginning of the school term 1940--ll, the club was organized and a constitution was drawn up by Margaret Nelson and Tom Griffin. At the Hrst regular meeting the offcers were electecl and the constitution was adopted by the club members. l OFFICERS Tomi QRIITITIN . ,..... 4 , . . , President MAitoAiti1'1' Ni2i.soN , , Vit-efPrcsitlenz JACK Mooitii i , . '1iI'CClStl1I'i'I' PAUL YOUNT , .Treasurer MARKEARIVI' NORMAN . , A Asszisltml 'lireusurer Mus. Siioiui ,.,... Adviser MEMBERS SANDY Gitzxm' Bois Sans: iNlARGARlfT GRAIIAM WARD TH1tiiA'1 r ANGlTl.lA NIEELY ROBERT WEST ' Page Iiiflyfone 41 . A..:, ik. Hi . T1 A 5 l B .. -. . ' ffm? ETC.CLUB The purpose of this organization is to promote friendship among its members. The aim is at all times to support and promote good sportsmanship. higher scholastic and social standards. The club's activities for the year have included the helping Of needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. a good sports- manship campaign, and several outstanding social events. OFFICERS LEONTINE GARDNER . .. ,President ELIZABETH HINSON . . . . Vice-President MELVA GARDNER , . . Secretary ROSABELLE JOHNSON . Treasurer MRS. GILES . .,.., . . .Adviser MEMBERS I-IELENE HUBER MARGARET' SEEOERS EDNA MAE MOODY LORRAINE WALTON MARGARET NORMAN BARBARA WILLIAMS Page Fifty-two LIRRARY ASSISTANTS llu- l.1llx:n5 ,Xv1N1.ull4 :nw nu-mln-uw ul :n clam In l.ll11':u'y N-u-:uw XXlllk'lI IS :vm-11 14: llu- wnim' hillll N'lN'f'l xllulm-nlx. Nlulm-ulx .lx-ul llu- lllnxnlnn L-:wll yu-ximl fluring ilu- clay. Sllulvm- mm- gum-ll mxlrlu-tum In llu- slu-lung, 1u'm-llxxrlng. mul 1-:uv uf lmnlw. filing. typing culxxlug Cnrxls 1 :mel gm-lu-rxll Ill vury nu-cllzmuw. lllmlwu, lm-rll .Xll.m1N. l'.l11.llu-Ill l-luyl. ,lxulu-1' Mflmlmx. Al-villlvllullzlllul, llulrlhu- llulu-lui. -ll!-llir lflznllcva lll-ua-ll. Nl.ng.lu-I l.l-lumlul, lu-nv lmnu, ltwlx-111 Xlcllzun, Xlznru- Xa-lwn, lxum-x 'Xm'rle, Xlrglnln Un-l'c:ul1 .Xlulrm-X l'.u1-ll. lin-Hx lu Rm-lllluxlnll. hllmmy llu-ru-ll, .Xlyuv .Xml Hug, Klux llzlllu- S5lu-5, .Xwlvism-V. pw .4 TRAFFIC OFFICERS llu lmllu wlluml- .lu .1 Nmup ul luqx a,nLlull5 sm-lull-nl llmn Ilu- Nllulm-nl lunly. A113 lug L-mlsil :ullulwuuu In llllx :wmv um-I llznm- llu- 1rm-umnu-1ul:nIum nt 3 lm-A :mlm-:ul5 ml Ilu- llvwr :mfl nmxl mum nl U U' KN un mu llulx lutuun I-uunls In 111' 1 I .ull tlu- Huw-mx .lull tlu- wllulnnl rnvmu-il. 'l'lu-w lm- 1 - Y - Ilu- lunrll lumu 4-zu-ll 1l.l5 lu mzmllxuu -'rule-1' :nul lllu-cl lrxlllu' ul llu- l1:nllQ :mul vqltm-u1'l:l. llu-v :xlsc llu- xunu- ummm-V llmluq :uv-lmllrlln-N :uul llulwlu- lm-rlln'n1:uu'n-5. SICNIUN lll l ll'lCRS ln-rul fm- nu-1-I llu- ll :luring I lu-lp nu '.Yl'Illl!1IT'l' 'xr:m1I:'T'1' l.. ,l. Xl xlslw i'1lf'ffl1'u lhu: llxlkn lsxlllllfll lx'rlm Rlllu lllxulx-.I-R 1.11-:ill-mmf l'Xl'I, Ynvxl llfnfll-fl Ifwlm ll, ll, l'uax I-I I. .lflf'i.n'r' ,llrlulu-r.v.' lmulllx' .Xlu-x'l1:nll1y, lim-:alll llrulgm-S, llill llullixw, Xlvglrslmll lla-lllllgm-l', Ill-m'uv lfluly. l.um lfznlluu-Y, lxull l,mlln'y, ,l. ll. lwnmlls. l.lu'lua lllwmulxls. ll. ll, llm-lulrlx. .-Xrunlul l,n-L- llill. llulu-rt lllnsnn, lflxu-sl llulllusu mx ll:-xxnu lilllul IMI mx Nlilhu llvulm liulnn v ' ' I 'I l mr Ullullw lllu --. I - .11: ' , h H U . mu, llulul Wu-l'l1m-13 .1111 llulvlvy t'-llluux, l.Lllnu xlvnkim. lb, I.. ,luuc-s. lirlxxin Smith. lhmulrl XYilli:xma. Page Fifty -sl lluy-l. -lhrf-P OFFICE ASSISTANTS Ihr uttwv :tsxlstrtlltx urn' vm-Ivvtwl trmu tht- Uttlvc I'l':tL't1un' stllflrntx tw wurk in tht- utIln'n' mn- 1w'1'iwl 1-:wh 11113. nt uni:-1' that lhvy might gain slum- 1n':nctir1xI vxpcrim-x1L'v in UIIIU1- uurk twfmt- g41':lvllmtiml. TIM-5 Lum- rlluwn Juwvmlivlg to ability. CI11ll'JlL'It'l' :mtl muxt :tu-1':1uc :A in :ull stmlivs. All xx-wk ix tlwm' un-lm-r tht- my-rlxmxi-nu nt' Mrs. Suwya-r. .Il.'mIn'1'.v: Xurntzn Hvmkm-1', tllznlys tlflnlc, R:xyn1mnI llmm.5:u'vlncr. Mary 'l':nylm'. N-vrnlzl Huw, Iitlnqn Xlm- Xlumly, llurntlly Stubbs. Rnsulu-Ilr johnsmt. lurk Munn-, .Is-:nl Alliwn, Iflvzulm' SIIIIIII, Xl:u'u:n'vt Nmn1:ul. Xlnry I.:-v l'1'n'L'CIl. S:u':lIl Ilvtltlm-y. 'fum tlrittin. Rlnriv Nclsml. .lwul l':u'rulI, lffl Vlivmliluu-1, Hxulviufx YYilli:un-. .luck firm-m-. jimmy liptillpg, jurmitn .Imu-Q. livvlyn t':u'mII, I CLINIC AND I-IALI.. ASSIST!-XNTS Vliniu :assistants flu- in ch:u'gm- uf tht- sclnn-I rliniv :nw purine! mcll tlzny to ruiminiwtm-r tixxt :till :mn-I mn- fln' tht- sick. Tha-y wurk unmh-r tht- stxpvrvuxml of Hrs. Szlwyn-1' :mtl thu -clnml IHIYSK. Xliw thin-r, .Vt'mlw'r.v.' Nlzurjvwiu thx, Nlnry lilizztlu-tlt jcnkins. lllizulu-th lizxrkln-y. Ilulliz- Hsu- l IL'tcl14-my Klzwiou llztvicx, RIN- lh'u'l11-1' 'I'hrn-ntl. I.llI'll Mm- Alnllnslun. blzuu' Allisml. kitty Knmlznll. Vxtllit- lm- Ilttqk-tg Nuys on duty in tht' lmll mluring ilu- slay :tru thorn' for thc pllrlmsn- uf grm-1-tim.: vixitmx :mul In 1-:ttf-ul tht- lmlls KIIIFIIIQZ class lll'l'lIltIS. Tllusc Imys mark mulcr thc supcrvi-aimt nt' Nlrw. Szlwgvr. .llrnrlwrxf Null Ilnird, Nlztrtin Svlvtt. Lrm I'IZlII'ill1'I', RL-ill liz-llimivr, ,l, t'. Rhym-. Bill Rwlliuwn. Rzlgnunnl Mnnship, Htl llnrklm-y. Page Fifty-four MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus ol' Harding High School attained its usual level of artistic achievement this year hy again rating as one of the outstanding High School choral organizations of the State. This group presented several concerts for the student body. and the entire chorus was selected to sing at the Southern Conference for Music Educators, held in Charlotte in March. MISS BROCKWISLI. . ANITA GIBSON , . NORMA MLTSIZ . Hmuo' Btzlciitttousts Mattttalurt' Ht'N't't2tt AlLlEliN Hllll' .. LIQM PALKNIER . Danay Agner Jane Allison Jean Allison Josephine Altman lilizaheth Barkley Sarah Black Norma Bool-ter Betty liraswell James Burt Dorothy Campbell Jean Childress Gladys Coble Ruth Cox Mary Crawford Jene Dasher Patricia Daughtery Martha Davis lfrskine Deaton Marshall Dellinger Mary Lee Durhatn Dorothy lflder Jimmie lilliott OFFICERS MEMBERS Lucile lfeagan Kitty lierrell Dollie May liletcher lflizaheth liloyd Durant Poster Margaret liunderburk Leontine Gardner Melva Gardner Anita Gibson Jack Greene J. B, Grooms Bob Hailey Colleen Hendrix Arnold Lee Hill Robert Hinson lflizaheth Hinson lilsie Holtzclaw Margaret Howell Margaret Sue Howell Helene Huber Jack Hunter Margaret Hunter Catherine lrving Lura Mae Johnston Jacqueline Jones Marjorie Jones Gladys Jordan Donald Keistler Margaret Leonard Dorothy Linder Dorothy Miller Helen Miller George Moore Jake Moss Dora Mulkey Doris Jean Neal Marie Nelson Mary Elizabeth Nisbet Lloyd Overcash Marie Pappas Rosie Pappas Audrey Parrish Grace Parker Betty Jo Reinhardt .....,,..Direc1or . , ,Accompanist . . . . . .President . . .Vice-President ..,.,..,.Secretury ,.....,..,,Treasurer . , . .Publicity Chairman Louise Rockholr Dorothy Rudisill Reginald Sanders Polly Sawyer Margaret Seegers Vincent Severs Betty Shackclton Nancy Sharpe Helen Slye Nannie Mae Stephens Anna Taylor Dorothy Thomas Edna Thomas Pula Mae Thompson Rose Threatt Bob Turner Betty Ann Walters Lorraine Walton Frances Wentz Elizabeth White Jack Williams Sara Yarborough Page Fifty-five GIRLSA GLEE CLUB The singing by the Junior High Girls' Glee Cluh was a distinctive feature ot' the annual Christmas concert at Harding High School this year. This group also participated in the All- City Junior High Chorus, which sang for a meeting of the Southern Conference of Music liducators held in Charlotte. l,ater in the year the Glee Club prepared to enter the District and State Contest. .IVAN Jo11Ns't'oN . .IIQAN Cream lfottttnst' Pttosstiiz Catttfv l.l2ONARD .IIEAN JottNs'roN . Georgia Ann Allred Margaret Allen Jeanette Altman Marie Barefoot Dorothy Barrett Betty Britt ljvelyn Brown Betty Bumgardner Iris Caudell Luray Carwell Weeta Christenhury Juanita Collins Betty Culhreth Patricia Curley Betty Davis Helen Dean Amelia Dumas Patsy I3errell Vivian l7inley Jo Nell lfletcher Morris lioard Dorothy Ifoard lflilaheth lioster l.aura Ann lireeman Page Fifty-six OFFICERS MEMBERS liathryn Gerrard Doris Givens Audrey Godfrey Doris Greenway l7ranlsie Hall Ruby Hancock Betty Hargett Adrienne Hartma Ruth Hartsell Gwen llatten l.ois Harwell Betty Hill Inez Hoflman liaye Hughey Wilnia Holt Sarah Holland Vera Jefferson Mary Jenkins Jacqueline Johnst Betty Kendall Maxine l,ee Ruby l.ee Betty Maxwell lfvelyn Messick Betty Miller I1 Il all flrt'.s1tfi'l7l lace l'rexit1em St't'1't'ltA1 if ilil'L'tIXUl'l'l' fleet :mpumsl Mary Mcliee lfdna Mcl endon lla7el Niven Joyce Orr Ruth Ovetcash Beatrice l'ace lilita Pitman Bettv Ramsey Ruth Richardson Shirley liudisill Ruth Slioclcley Peggv Sprotise Doris Sigmon larattces Sleetl .lane llioinpson Odessa 'lhonipson Nadine lillman lfranees loiverv lilorence 'lirull .lune Veach lleggv XVetmore .lean YVhitlev Marv XVitlierspoon Dorothy XVoerner -'naar ORCHESTRA The llarding lligh School Orchestra began its second year of work under Mr. Cook's direction with high promise. An increased instrumentation and enrollment enlarged the orchestras musical scope, and work was begun immediately on numbers which exceeded in difficulty anything that the group had ever before attempted. 'l'he orchestral concert which was given early in the winter was a great success and the organi- zation received warm praise from an enthusiastic audience. At the March meeting of the National Music liducators' Conference the Orchestra played before a national committee of music teachers from the Southern District of the United States, Later in the year, the orchestra competed in the spring music contests with fine distinction. Ifirst laioliins lflla Cornelia Yandle Martha Shockley Gene Cohle Merle Goodman lfleanor Miller Louise Shumpert LeBon Jenkins Celeste Maginnis David Hipp Lenora Baxley Juanita Shuford Betty Collins Sara Yarlaorough Vroltts lidwin lngold Charles Smith Jean Holliday Buss Viols Juanita Jones lid Criminger Martha Beardeu Ann Ashby ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL OLIVER COOK, Condttclor lflttles Miriam Jones Shirley Gibson Oboes Melvin Johnson Betty Jo Helms Bassoon Joyce Parker Clurinets Lewis Padgett lirank Mayne llverett Daniels Second Violins Vv'ilton Harper Betty Sawyer Janet Mcliene liaye Braswell Claude Davis Jimmy lidmonds John Hugh Taylor Jimmy Bennett John Caldwell Beverly Ann McClellan Patsy Hunter Mildred Sue Jones Cellos Mildred Goodson Dorothy Hummell Ann Goodson Dorothy Wtutallen l 1't'm'h Horns Margaret Iiast Harry Heafner J, C, Rhyne 'lromlmnes Bronze 'lirull John Miller Tommy Hendrix ilirumpels Boyce Coble Reid Dellinger Grey Lowe Tuba L. J. Watson Perctission lid Watt Curtis White John Stewart Page Fifty-seven s BAND The season of 1940-19-4l saw the Harding High School Band in top form. During the fall, the Band appeared in many street parades and public functions, and was a stellar attraction at the football games. ln the annual Christmas parade the group won a S25 prize for the best marching band in the parade. incidentally defeating six other organizations that were competing for honors. In the spring during the meeting of the National Music Educators' Convention the Harding Band appeared in several concerts, entertaining the visitors with its fine playing. During the Months of April and May members of the group were working at top speed preparatory to partici- pation in the State and National Contests. OFFICERS FRANK MAYNE . . . .... President ED VVATT . , , , . Council Member MARGARIZT FAST . . , . Vice-1'resr'denr I.tiw1s PADQQETI' . . Cinnnfil Member LORETA Cox . . . . Secretary .,,. . , .Adviser MR. COOK ..,. OLIVER COOK, Conductor BRONZE TllUl.L, HARRELL AUTEN, D!'Ll!77 Nfl1jUrS C 'lur1'm'ts Frank Mayne Lewis Pxidgett livn-rt-tt llatnic-ls lhili NVmltlington Arvul lle:ifm't' l'iliz:nlwtI1 li:u'klt'y liilwsml Vfilsun Frank Freenuni Alfrt-il l.:tngstrm I.:iwrenv:c XVilsun Hziroltl IxlZlCl'UYL'ltll'I' Dot ,lzunes llarrir-t Klecklvy ,lt-:nit-ttc lllims Anita Gilwsrm l r:mk Butte ,loc Slilllllfitlll lnmgr-no litlmonrls I.ut'rt'ti:t Kvistlei' l'l:tr:u llanit-ls Rosa NYilsnn l,urt'l!l Cux ,lt-rry lllunrly lil:-anim' Smith live-lyti Rippy L'm'm'r.r Boyce Vulnlt- Page Fifty-eight tirvy l.nw0 Reid Dcllinger llolmhy llusli slaines llvnniek Hill Robinson llillir' ll:li'i'isnn filurmn llnvits NYiIm:u Stimpsnn Ililcln lil'cu'cl' Bill llcnilrix jimmy liilntrxtuls l,. ll. llnntt-r lluntmi llartsr-ll 'l'r11l11fu'tx Allen l :ist Louis Puckett llnvial tinrris Xluek Szuulvrs I-'rrlzvll Ilnrllx Nl1n'g:tv'm-t Fast llxtrry llt'IlfIlt'I' t'liITrn-rl Ilrnwn Hill tiry4lt'r J. V. Rhyme Trumlwurxv lirnnzr- Trttll lnlin Milli-r A Tommy Hendrix Btlll Bxtirtl Ranks Nussniml Ili-n liurlizun .lurk St-vers ,S'u14.vrrf1llm1t'.r litl fiI'l11lll'lKL'I' I.. YX':tlsmi Yernt-r Sullivan joe Salt-m Ulmttr Melvin ,lnlinson lit-tty ,lu Ht-lms l'.Iltfl'.T Nlirizim join-s Sliii-Icy liilrsun .-lltn C'lurim't.r jimmy lipting llztrry NleC'4mt1cll ls'u.v.v C.'lt1r1'l1i'1.v ,Inv hlznne-s Toni liritlin l?u.r.mm1 ,lnyce l arker .S'u.ruf1lmm'.r Rnlu-rt llziili-y .'Xun:t Lou llugllt lflv L'lrlr'1'm'l l'nlly Sztwyr-r .qfI'I'lljI liflsx .luzunitn ,loin-S Xlztrtltzt Ut':tr4lt'n I't'rr'14x.vimi lid XY:itt ,lnltn Stewart li-l Ilztrklr-y Vurtis XYhite Rielmrtl Rankin llmmltl XYilli:nns I?m'ifmn'x llarri-ll Antvn llllly Hurst' tflurL'r'll.vf'ii'l.v Yirginizi Gray lDmin:t-tlrt'y l n:ml ATHLETICS FOOTBALL Page Sixty CHARLES HOOVER HENRY STOKES JACK DEMAS SAM IVICALLISTER BILL SMITH MARTIN SCOTT ERSKINE DEATON CECIL ADAMS WALLACE BUNN BUCK BRIGANCE CURTIS WIIlT'E PAUL MONTY JASPER GORDON FOOTBALL ALLEN POWERS , . HENRY STOKES . CECIL ADAMS . . C. S. STUART . HENRY STOKES . BILL SMITH . MARTIN SCOTT . JACK DEMAS . VARSITY . . Halfback ERSKINE DEATON Quarterback BUCK BRIGANCI2 Right End BUCK GREEN . . , Right Tackle WALLACE BUNN . . .Right Guard CURTIS WHITE . PAUL MONTY . . SANDY COOK ESTERN MCCLAIN JOE SNELLINCS . . BILL WALTIERS . . Sept. Z0 Harding Sept. Z7 Harding Oct. 4 Harding Oct. Harding Oct. Harding NOV Harding Nov Harding NOV Harding Nov Harding CECIL ADAMS ..... RED HOOVER . . SAM MCALLISTER Center SUBSTITUTES . . .Tackle JASPER GORDON .. Guard RED HAILEY . . . . . End TOMMY HENDRIX .Tackle STEVE COOPER . . . . .Back BOB TURNER . . . . . .Center JIMMY EPTING . . 1940 SCHEDULE O N22 ...27 ...I4 .,.14 ...I4 .0 .. 7 .. O Rock Hill . . . Belmont . . . Fayetteville . . . Salisbury . Florence . Mt. Airy . . Albemarle , . Tech .... Central . I . Coach . Captain CO-Captain . Manager . . .Fullhack . .Halfback . .Left End Left Tackle Left Guard . .Tackle . . .Guard . . .End . . . Back . . . Back . . . .Back 39 0 ...Z5 ..l9 0 .,,l9 ...3Z 0 .37 Page Sixty-one Pugc Sixly-two BASKETBALL w WA1.l,Ar31a IBLNN Clifill. ADAMS MAIQTIN Scio'l l' BILL SMITH IZRSKINU Dlzm-ON NVAI.I.AK'I5 BUNN Crawl. ADAMS IVIARTIN Saul 'I' BILL Smrm ERSKINI5 DIEATON Cfvnlvr' l oru.'urd lfurwunl Guard Guard BASKETBALL PAUL EDWARDS . . . WA1.LAC1I2 BUNN ERSRINE DIEATON . . . RED HOOVER . . VARSITY Blu. SMITH . .. Guard ERSKINE DIEATON MARTIN SCOTT . .Forward CEC11- ADAMS . WAI.I.ACI? BUNN . . . . . . Center SUBSTITUTES ARTHUR KNIGHTEN .Guard PEE WEE GARDNER J. B. GROOMS . . , .Forward ED WONG . . . TOMMY HENDRIX .. .. . .Center . . . Coach . . . Captain Co-Captain Manager . .Guard .. Forward .Guard . . . Forward Page Sixly-Ihrs'0 BASEBALL PAUL EDWARDS . . . . Coach OSCAR JENKINS . . .A,. Honorarq Captain WALT WATT . I . Mcmaqer PLAYERS CECIL ADAMS J. CI. CAPPS JOE DAVIS ERSKINE DIEATON BUCK GREEN OSCAR JENKINS G. Pagc Srxtq four STERLING JORDAN SAM MCALLISTER ESTERN MCCLAIN CHUCK NORMAN LLOYD OVERCASH JOE SNELLINCS C, TICKLE 99 -2-1 S'I'uRlfs Amms VX' lll'l'l llI'1Al'0A Sfmt CIECII. ADAMS WALI.AC15 BUNN ERSRINIS DEATON JACK DEMAS Gffffwfk 'I'IIIcRRIcI I MIINTY MEMBERS MAUIQICE GRISEN SAM MCALLISTEIQ PAUL MONTY MARTIN SCOTT JOE SNELLINGS F WZWJZWZL 111-.R SMITII BURN Rll'ALI.IS'I'l R hNI4:l.I,IM GRI-:I-N BIII. SMITH HENRY STOKES JIMMY THERRIQLL CURTIS WHITE ' Page sfxfy-auf ya.-s ,AM GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSQCIATION JEAN At,t.isoN . . Ei,tzAmi'i'ti WIJITE . . SCOTTIIE MUSE . Domus Yoiuf Miss SMITH ., . OFFICERS l'i't'x1't1t'nI l'1'rt'-l'rc-sidcnl The Girls' Athletic Association was formed for the purpose ot' promoting athletics for girls and thereby furthering health, sportsmanship. and school spirit in our high school. St't'l'L'ftlI'll 'I-l't'tlXLll't'!' flilutsrr The objectives of the organization are to sponsor and promote a program of athletics that will he interesting, stimulating, and suitable for high school girls: to promote competition that stresses enjoyment of sports and the development of sportsmanship and character: and to encourage leadership through student management. AILISIEN HIPI' lfVlZl.YN lVllfSSlCfK . FRANCES HOl.DIiR lVlARtiARlET SIMS , MIRIAM l5ARR lfI.IZAliliTIl BARKIIY . JANE MFGINNIS , NANNIF lVlAlE S'l lilll IFNS .lOYt'lE Rottmts l,tltlt' bl.X'ltl-SIAX SPORTS LEADERS Mutt D Dame Club Srltlul' fitl.skt'1l1tlll Stifllttlll 'lit-nms Sttirmmng Gym Meet au I,I'UtII'tlI77 xl I'tiht'I'll ,'l6!!1' I2 -y ACTIVITIES OI3 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Page Sixty-swan gn- S'i.x'1 ll ur' Jffarion Tmfiex Senior CBeauty Contest Wz'nner uniuz' Uliwzuly Cfonlvsl XK'z'nm I Kwan 4,,- 1 1 5 L-'O' .EQ 4 A SENICDR SUPERLATIVES .lluxl l'ufmlur Hwxl llrr.v.vrfl XYAIIA- 14 Hrxx Suu lll-1 MIN-. Run Vkuulx Nl xkuxkl-'I' llrxll-ik Rn wmv Hl'xu.uuwn-K H Hun NH 5 .Wuxi C'ull.v1'1lf'1'1lIr .Wuxi 'lfllflllml llffxf .-lffrlrlfp Inu:-v Ilxwkl-s Xlxkuxkn-I Sl'l'.l-PRS lhmxzl- Tkvll. Ihxklmkx NYll.l.1,xx1s Iikamxl- Ilmmx Sunnis- Nllwl- lfrvl lllllkfllll .lluxf 1,1'l:1'l,v tn .S'1rn'm'1i 141-.vt .-HI Ifuuml ND Bummnnxsn-NAxcx' SHARPE Rru. Kxox- -Scornx Musk WA1.l.Am'r: Bvxxn XIARGARET HVNTEH Rune L Q I n 'Erik' A N . H.-,L ADVERTISEMENTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS SPENCERIAN SCHOOL A Secretarial School Exclusively for Girls J E N K I N S ' 20 W. REDWOOD ST. BALTIMORE, MD. Mart afacturefrs of HARDING HIGH SCHOOL RINGS SCHOOL JEWELRY BELT BUCKLES Compliments of DYERS CLEANERS LAUNDRY DOUGLAS 8: SING 1215 East Fourth Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. PHONE 2-4101-Z-4192 Mortuary 1135 Elizabeth Ave. PHONE 2-4131 SOUTHERN FRUIT CO. C. A P I T A L Jobbers of FANCY FRUITS AND C 0 M P A N Y VEGETABLES PERSONAL FINANCE 419-427 West Second Street SERVICE PHONE 3-6181 IZSTABLISHED 1008 411-12 Wilder Building I age Seuenly-four These Facilities Belong To The People Of Charlotte R1'1,'11I111i1wn P11111 ShLlLL'l-V711 Golf ffourxv In 1511112 gr1111nd. i 1 1,l.A'l71'fS 111 R1'L'oI1111'on. 7l1.'I7l71-5 Cuurlm 111 1.111111 Ilurlz, Bull Gamvx 111 ln1l1'p1'n111-n1'1'. S11l'1Iz11II 111 Iiryunl. G1mIfCT1murs1-111 R1'1.'111L111'1m. 1 1 USE THEM OFTEN Page Sevenly-Hue WARLICK DAVIS HAT SHOP Smart Hats With Quality and Style at Popular Prices 126 West Ififlh Street Phone 7612 Congratzzlafions from KAY'S QUEEN CITY JEWELRY STORE O15 O1fTHIiCARO1.INAS Always On The Square Pound and Moore Co. STATIONERS OFFICE OUTFITTERS PRINTERS 213 S. Tryon Street CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! . . And Best Wishes for rr 1'l'IlfllI'l As Bright As We Hope For O1irsel1'es . . . 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STARN ES SIGN INCORPORATED COMPANY NEW Sz USED AUTO PARTS Signs for Every 1334 S. Mint St. Charlotte, N. C. H Purpose Dial 3-3133 and 3-3134 Page Sevenly-seven CORDIALLY INVITING YOU To Drive in One ofthe Blue and While Pure Pep S8I'1 ZiC6 Stations and Buy These Qualify Products CHARLOTTE O11, COMPANY Distributors l S ' PURE PEP I A A gn' Pure Oil Products Telephone 7l04 SUTTLE POOL XVILKINSON BOULEVARD SWIM IN WATER PURE ENOUGH TO DRINK + Free Swimming Lessons SANDWICHES AND SOFT DRINKS + Dance Pavilion -:- Picnic Grounds Play Ground L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers to Schools and Colleges ATTLEBORO - MASSACH USETTS Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas Personal Cards Cups Medals Trophies Senior Commencement In vitalions Are Balfour Made Represented by BILL HICE P. O. Box 1855 Charlotte, N. C. I age Seventy-eight TOLEDO SCALES 525 W. Trade St. There's a TOLEDO for Every Weighing PHONE 5885 4' Remember . . . . FOR FASHIONS . . FOR VALUES... It's Smart to Shop at B E L K ' S Compliments of PERRY-MINCEY CO Cha1'lotte's Largest Independent Furniture Store 123-25 S. College Street NELSON PAGE JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS , INC 235 N. Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Dial 3-3759 NIVENS LUMBER PHONE 3-1137 COMPANY Phone 6327-3-7534 101 E. Blvd. DRESSED AND ROUGH LUMBER LIME - CEMENT - PLASTER WALL BOARDS - ROOFING SASH AND DOORS Quality Building Materials at Reasonable Prices 218 and 220 N. College St. Complete Line of HARDWARE CHARLOTTE HARDWARE CO. CAROLINA TRANSFER 8: STORAGE Co. MOVING - PACKING - STORING 1230 W. Morehead St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. J. L. WILKINSON. President Phone 5131 Compliments of Your Ford Dealer HEATH MOTOR COMPANY Page Seuenly-nine Compliments of W. T. GRANT EU. 109 NORTI-I TRYON STREET Compliments of G. R. KINNEY CO. INC. Famous For EDUCATOR SHOES 107 E. Trade St. Just Below the Square Compliments of You Get the Bride .... We'll Furnish the Home SMITH-WADSWORTH HARDWARE COMPANY J O H N S T O N ' S BOYS' AND GIRLS' VISIT Us . .. HEADQUARTERS FOR SPORTS IN OUR NEW HOUSE EQUIPMENT 120 West Trade St. SOUTHEASTERN ICE 8: COAL COMPANY Certified Coal 300 S. Graham St. Phone 2-1104 HARRIS BROS. TRANSFER CO., INC. 1425 N. Tryon St. Fast Motor Freight from the Carolinas to New York Phone 5071 H 8: S LUMBER CO Mint Street at Ball Park PHONE 5191 Building Materials - Millwork Re-roofing House Plans - Financing UNDERWOOD-ELLIOTT FISHER COMPANY Standard and Portable Typewriters 118 East Fourth Street Telephone 3-6156 Page Eighty G.-xlfl-Nlex' MUSIC Co. THE Ilisfrflzzlfors for PHOTOGRAPHS CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS IN f7c1.roI1'na 's Oldest MI,l.9l.CGI InstrunzwzfRvpairShop THIS BOOK 115 li. Fifth Sl. Phono 1-1460 Made by Conzplinzcnfs of Dr. li. A. Alexander Dr. P. C. Wilson OPTOMETRISTS 228',f Q N-T1'y011 C HARLOTTE, N. C. 13 li. Iriflh St. 'I'clcphonc 3-8474 Page Eighty-one Study Hours Are Strenuuus Huurs For The Eyes 4 Sc3Hoo1. CHILDREN as well as adults should not attempt to do studying or any other work requiring close visual application in dim or glaring light. Straining the eyes in poor light hour after hour might develop a handicap that can never be overcome. The eyes are one's most precious possession. We can never buy another pair. Lighting engineers have recently developed inexpensive lighting equipment for the study table whether it he in the school or home. Adequate in quantity and excellent in quality the illumination pro- vided by the Illuminating Engineering Society ll.E.S.l study and reading lamp is SAFE and COMFORTABLE for seeing. Davidson College, Bennett College, and hundreds of homes in North Carolina are equipped with these lamps to conserve eyesight and raise scholastic standards. 4 DUI E POWER COMPANY I tl Iighly ru' eq, X. '52 ' In Biltmore Ice Cream I M , Supreme Quality 135315555 -J' E.. M up Ice Cream for Weddings. Parties, Holidays. Q I and All Occasions. I, 1 '.'l I nxt rumplrfa'ly mglulffuwl l'll4xi1u'.vx A r C HW. ,-H Hu. U,,.l,,,-,,,,-vi' Order from your nearesl Bzlimorv Dealer GI luutcs l'l:u:eil in l'nsitions B I L T M O R E 3 S. 'I' ' '4 5 lkhupositle l'hzu'lirIt:lUlmiaervcrl D A I R Y F A' R M S Phone I-2255 2000 W. Nlorehead Phone 3- 215 3 HAR'l S CLEANERS 727 N. GRAHAM STREET PHONE 3-3228 Al Goodman CHARLOTTE, N. C. FINE SHOES Hosiery and Costume Jewelry KING AND SELMER BAND INSTRUMENTS MUSIC BRODT MUSIC CO. 108 E. Fifth st. Phone 3-3603 CONDER'S SODA SHOP Where Students Meet 829 W. Trade St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. FAST DELIVERY DIAL 3-077l WESLEY HEIGHTS M A X W E L L PHARMACY .BROTHERS 1500 West Morehead Street Fu,-nitufe The Store of PersmzalSe1'z'ice Age7lCy W1-IITMAN'S CHOCOLATES Speedy Delivery Phone 3-5457 Pl-Ill.CO RADIOS WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS 217 S. 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Telephone 3-1164 LOUIS G. RATCLIFFE, INC. 431 SOUTH TRYON STEINWAY - KNABE and other fine Congratulations, Seniors! P IA N 0 S ' ' SHEET MUSIC - RECORDS Rl DEPARTMENT sm ANDREWS MUSIC C A 0 ff'MC- The Friendly Store in a our 49th Year 231 N. Tryon sf. Friendly Cztyn Page Eighty-five SNAPS Puql Ilqhlll sm ' 181 MCN EIL PAPER Flowers For COMPANY Every Occasion Quality School Supplies WHOLESALE 300 North Tryon Street 601-609 E. 8th St. Phone 3-7184 Phones 8191-8192 Night 7070 STANDARD Compliments of DRY CLEANERS POWDRELL-ALEXANDER 515 West Trade Street INCORPORATED CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 34618 CHARLOTTE, N. C. X WURLITZER CAROLINA SPINETTE 1,532 W BUSINESS SCHOOL PIANOS I The School That's Different X 32.00 WEEKLY -1 f?T I! l PARKER-GARDNER Co. Fourth Floor Liberty Life Building F, 'ISILLOTSON Presidenl and Manager PHONE 3-7738 ll8 W. Trade Tel, 8257 SINCE H398 MCEWEN K E N N E D Y AMBULANCE SERVICE F O O D S T O R E 507 East Trade Sl. Telephone 3-3870 -Hl S. Clarkson St, FRESH MEAT AND Air Ambulance Service Anywhere In the United States Also Cadillac Motor Ambulance Service GROCERIES M c E W E N WOM HW' FUNERAL HOMES Page Eighty- seu 'QU'- Wtitild You like to Own YOUR OWN BUSINESS? Nursing demands 1 years inl'nsive study and labor. Stenography calls for at least l year of study and much experience. Compare these activities with Beauty Culture which requires only 3 MONTHS study, Nurses never own their own business-stenogp raphers are never their own boss. but .1 graduate Beautician may he free and inf dependent and own her own shop. uk LA SALLE BEAUTY COLLEGE, INC. 326 N. Tryon St, Phone 5331 CllARl.O'l l'li. Sporting Goods 4 FllUl. 8 CHYMES INCORPORATED 415 SOUTH TRYON PHONE 2-4517 Crmzpliments of THOMAS 8: HOWARD CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS 413 S. College St. People Expect More at BRIDGE S And They Get It I . FURNITURE CO. 308 S. Tryon St. J. M. HARRY 84: CO. M orticians AMBULANCE SERVICE More lhun fifly years' superior seruiee I Charlotte Residenls 406 N. Tryon St. Telephone 7133 J. O. JONES, INC. Om' Spring Clothes Are Nou' On Displa 11 UNIVERSITY CLUB CLOTHES 2530.00 and 332.50 Page Highly-eight ERNEST ELLISON, INC. Just Insurance ll5 E. Fourth St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Charlottes Newest and Most Modernisttc Studio GULDCHAFT PUHTHAITS, INC. Portrait Photographers 112 s. TRYON Suite 1207, Liberty Life Building PHONE 2-3210 UUEEN CITY SEATING IIINH FOR Health's Sake . . . Roller Skate Meet Your School Friends Here I.E'l S HAVE A SCHOOI. SKATING PARTY Compliments of A FRIEND IIUMESTIE LAUNDRY PHONE 3-7113 ZORIC CLEANING PHONE 5173 GOODY SWEET SHOP The Biggest Milk Shake In Town 820 W. Trade St. Dial 9704 WE DELIVER Patronize Our A d-vertisers Page Ninety Engravings by Ci-IAR!.O'l l'E ENGRAVING COMPANY CHARLOTTE, N. C. Printing and Binding By the OBSERVER nous: 4I o lb Q G C A Lorre nc, u A 'I xf .Ks .L ?: mv: fl 5. 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