Henderson High School - Pep Pac Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1935 volume:

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IIINQW, .Ht he -of' it 'Ill'llHllllE lI3lUl!LllL IDKGDG VOLUME III Published by the Class of Nineteen Thirty Five We have fulfilled The goal for which every Class rnust strive Edited May 21 By a Member Of the Class known as the Mastiff WILLIAM JEFFERSON POWELL Editor-in-Chief 'Of' it O O4 104 POFTJOC-'fOl OZDO4 O O O O O O 0 ' 50 F OREWORD Publishing this memory book Has been our delight Its main purpose being To bring memories to sight. So don't throw it away But handle it with care: When reading it, think of H. H. S. And the pleasant times had there. We don't trust your memory- It will decay with age- So this book will aid you As you turn page after page. Youill think of the good times, Maybe a few sorrows too, But mostly of your dear teachers Whom you thought so unjust to you. THE STAFF. O 0 0 01 101 30 O1 201 10 O 0 O Of' 101 OL:-20 OI 44104 ,Qc soc--'soc'-104T04-10 'O 6 O U 9 .J O F V O b 9 1 L 9 o 9 . 9 . o ,- 5 . . 9 . 9 v 0 5 n . 9 . 9 4 O O O O Q4 ,Qi ,QQ :QQ - ,Qc ,Qc ,of ,Qi '-'Q 0 Q ,QQ '04 ,0 0 Q. ,Qc 504 ,QQ ,gf ,gf ,QQ ,Qc ,QQ 1 DEDICATION Every pond has a stream That causes its real beingg Even the near-sighted man Has glasses to aid his seeing. Every light has a source That causes it to glowg All winds have a great force That 'causes them to blow. Every automobile has an engine That causes them to rung Every circus has a clown To create all the fun. So every class has sponsors That leads them to fame, And makes the class worthy To be called by their name. Our class had two sponsors- l X The very best in the world, too1 So the Class of '35 takes pleasure In dedicating this book to you, BIAXINE ELEANOR TAYLOR SIDNEY MELVIN CROWDER THE '3 5 OFFICERS William Youland Bryan f,.. , -. President Ransom Harris Duke, jr. ..., . P Vice-President Nancy Royster Parham f..V ......... S ecretary llary Mitchell Baity lll..V....... 4.....ll......lll....l T reasurer James Wiggins jenkins, jr. lll.. ..... Editor of Barks William jefferson Powell.. .,.... Editor of The Bulldog Words-Nancy Parham .........ee....... I ..,e.,..e,eeee I eee..,,ee,.,. Class Song Mus1c-Margaret Candler and Allce HHFYISOH do 1 D Nancy Jean Highte eee.w..,ePPee.eeeee...l.....,ee.,,e.,.,f,eeccccc,,c P, Roy Bradford, Jr.. .... . S Mascots Maxine E. Taylor ....oo... -,-c- Q S. M. Crowder aoo.re.eee ,,c-- ' 4 Sponsors Bllle and ...,,,.r.,,...,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,c,,,..,c,,..,,,-4,,,- -,,----,--,-,,, 7 Ciajs Cglgfg Build for Character, Not for Fame -Class Motto THE STAFF WILLIAM JEFFERSON POWELL Editor-in-Chief ANNE WHITEHURST MILLS Picture Editor ELLARD MILTON YOW Business Manager Assistant Business Staff FRED WILLIAM HECHT, JR. n ANNE ARENDALL PEACE ALFRED BENJAMIN WESTER, IR EFFIE LOUISE FLANNAGAN U7 CDD' 'sv Eiw . op: 0 eff 252 55- P-FEE Sm? 33 waz. N.fJQ Egg a-I 352' QE 23 SV re. E E311 O 135- sci? Qu 5 S WEE, 35? is SS. Sa G'- Ca. Eg 53 Q5 ia 3-. FE 'Q SDS gg 'rf -in O.: 32, S. G4 Q-. :f mf 53? 3,1 mein E1 UE' R S '- '9!Inf -' fU015'?H Pillai-I AuueN WWI 'll pun 5 sagrzgg PU s: F9 :r fl o 1 E SD 91494 J 11 2 D 'U SD K4 :1 5' W 3. : Q. 'er si '11 1 o :r P+ 1 o E F PPA FF FP cs E. ofa ::r FY' 'U o 2 CD Z 'U .z- 'Q fl: 'Nu Pa ffl Q E Q.. E' 2 Q WQ 2 E11 4 2. 'C 23 W E. E G7 'S Us 3 U'-I 5-1 Q. E' . 'GW augx 'xopinl Hill HSI OV 'Ifl Ji X. CLASS SONG Words- NANCX' PARHAM Music-MARGARET CANDLER AND ALICE HARRISON .i. .-3-4? O Seniors, let us join in chorus For we're the happiest class aliveg Let us sing the loyal praises Of the class of '35, We'll look back in the fond tomorrow On the days spent together hereg 'fherels been a joy for every sorrow, And a smile for every tear. CHORUS We'll always love our Alma Mater And ever praise her nameg With her we leave our burning hope For glory, honor, fame. As classmates, we've lived our lives together And all too soon these days must end. We must leave our Alma Mater, Our beloved and cherished friend. As the time draws near for our parting, Let's make the goal for which we strive Successful, virtuous, happy lives For the Class of '3S. NANCY JEAN HIGHT, Mascot A more suitable mascot Ne'er will there be seen Nor a prettier one Than our little Nancy Jean. ROY BRADFORD, JR., Mascot Born to be a king He's just that smart. A mascot we hold Dearest to our heart. MAXINE ELEANOR TAYLOR, Sponsor Take the sweetest flowers to be found Take the rarest gems from their nest Combine them to make a golden crown And there you have, the sweetest and best x SIDNEY MELVIN CROWDER, Sponsor Pearls are no more valuable Diamonds are no more rare, Nor is anyone more congenial . Nor anyone near as square. T Tzrkzkfe F? 'TTT lhf f fr il Y ,,., Us ,C , . ,-1.-. 5543 f.1. ,'f 2 I l ls, ll ,Sill 7 1 - .ir L ' A V ' 1 l X21 ' 'fi 142 . , ,Nl - ' lg! Wifi 5. 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State Contest Play, Class President, Class Play, Boy's Glee Club, Mixed Choru s, Glee Club Operetta, Football, Varsity, Tennis Team, Big- gest Ladies' Man, Best Dressed Boy, Most Popular, Best-All-Round Boy CFaculty Choice.J Naught need be said, Just look and see. This is the way 'We all should be PARHAM, NANCY ROYSTER, Secretary '32 Class President, Recitation-Declamation Contest, Barks Staff, Commencement Mar, shal, '33 Class Secretary, Recitation Contest Winner, Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Barks Staff, Reporter, Dramatic Club Play, Junior- Senior Banquet, Waitress, Commencement Marshal, '34 Barks Staff, Reporter, Class Play, Dramatic Club, President, Debating Club, Commencement Marshal, l3S Class Secretary, Barl-zsl' Staff, Ass't. Editor, Dramatic Club, President, Words to Class Song, Class Historian, Class Play, Miss Prosperityn, Neatest, Most Popular Girl, Best-All-Round Girl CFaculty Choice.l ' The greatest attainers who have gained fame Probably started 01? indentically the same. DUKE, RANSOM HARRIS, IR., Vice-President l3Z Class Secretary, Orchestra, '33 Class Vice- President, Orchestra, Boyls Glee Club, '34 Class Vice-President, Orchestra, Boy's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Class Play? Basketball, Base- ball, H35 Class Vice-President, Class Play, Foot- ball, Basketball, Junior Kiwanian, Best-All- Round, Most Athletic, Commencement Speaker Football, basketball, Baseball, arzyball, Ransom was 'vo-ted The best of them all. BAITY, MARY MITCHELL. Treasurer '32 Commencement Marshal' '33 Commence- 3 ment Marshal, Dramatic Club, '34 Commence- ment Marshal, Chief: Class Play, Dramatic Club: Secretary, '35 Class Treasurer, Dramatic Class Club, Secretary, Class Play, Usher, Most Intel- Iectual. The most influential, We deemed her right, The very simple reasons .fire in plain sight. YOW, ELLARD MILTON '33 Class President, B Team, Football, Boy's Glee Club, '34 Chemistry Club, Football, Boy's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Public Speak- ing Club, President, '35 Barks Staff, Appen- dage Editor, Business Mgr. Bulldog , Dramatic Club, N. C. State Contest Play, Boy's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club Operetta. Best in his singing, Brut good elsewhere, too! He's one we'll sure miss When he bids us adieu. HARRISON, ALICE MCIVER 33 Dramatic Club, '34 Dramatic Club, Dra- matic Club, Sec. and Treas., Glee Club, Presi- Chorus, Class Play, '35 Class Song, Music, Dra- matic Club, Sec. and Treas., Glee Club, Presi- dent, Mixed Chorus, Class Play, Usher, Glee Club Operetta. As for a composer She takes the cakes As for a songstress She'.s got what 'it fakes. WESTER, ALFRED BENJAMIN, JR. '32 Barks Staff, Athletic Association, '33 Football, '34 Class Plav, Basketball, Chemistry Club, Vice President, Dramatic Club, '35 Dra- matic Club, Boy's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, President, Barks Staff, Senior Editor, Basket- ball, Glee Club Operetta, Bulldog , Business Staff, junior Kiwanian. This kind of person Makes up the team. Though not a headliner He is a lasting beam. JENKINS, IDA PAULINE jefferson High School, Delphos, Ohio '32 Girl's Athletic Association, Latin Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Hiking, '33 Latin Club, Girl's Athletic Assocation, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Baseball, Hiking, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girl's Reserves, '34 Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, School Librarian, Glee Club Operetta, Class Play, Usher. Henderson High School '35 Class Play, Barks Staff, Typist. Funny and humorous, serious and stern Take a lesson from her and learn. ff ROSE, JERMAN WALTER, JR. '33 Dramatic Clubg '34 Dramatic Clubg Dra- matic Club Playg '35 Wittiestg Glee Club Oper- etta, Usher. This is not a farce- He lives' up to his nameg His wisecracks and humor Will drive you insane. PARHAM. ALMA SOUTHERLAND '33 Dramatic Club, Dramatic Club Playg Junior-Senior Banquet, Waitress, '34 Class Play: Dramatic Club, '35 Class Play, Cutest. As for the cutest She deserves the name. There's no one like lzer, No one near the same. NEWELL, HODGE ALBERT, JR. '32 Football, '34 Class Play, Usher, Eagle Scout, '35 Football, Class Play, Usherg Glee Club Operettag Tennis Team, Commencement Speaker. An excellent student, A delightful jriendg A mixture of both- What a charming blend. HARDEE, CHARLOTTE ANN '32 Basketball, Varsity, '33 Basketball. Variityg Class Treas.g '34 Basketball, Varsity, Class Play, '35 Basketball, Varsity, Captain, Dramatic Club, Class Play, Most Athletic Girlg Class Giftorian. .-l lovable friend, .-1 desirable pal, She's what is classed As an all-round-gal. JENKINS, JAMES WIGGINS, JR. '33 Declamation Medalg Golf Teamg '34 Class Trcasurerg Marshalg Class Playg Golf Teamg Debating Teamg '35 Class Playg Barks Staff, Editorg Golf Teamg Junior Kiwaniang Prophet. Here's it type of person, To be looked upon As a reliant standby, When the game's to be won. FLANNAGAN, EFFIE LOUISE '32 Glee Clubg '33 Dramatic Club: Dramatic Club Playg Junior-Senior Banquet, Waitressg '34 Dramatic Clubg Class Plavg Chemistry Clubg Commencement Marshalg '35 Dramatic Club, President: Class Playg Prettiestg N. C. State Contest Playg Bulldog , business staff. She riyhtlv deserves being The prettiest in her class,' A beautiful rose in bloom Reminds you of this lass. WORTHAM, TURNER JONES '33 Golf, Varsitvg '34 Footballg Golf, Varsityg '35 Footballg Golf, Varsityg Class Play. Usherg Laziest. He may be the Iaziest In his actions around, But in golf and football These accusation! are unfound. PEACE, ANN ARENDELL '32 Class Treasurerg '33 Junior-Senior Ban- quet, Waitressg Dramatic Clubg Dramatic Club Playg '34 Dramatic Clubg Class Plavg '35 Dra- matic Club: Class Playg Biggest Flirtg Best Dressedg Buldog , Business Staffg General Chairman of Halloween Partyg Commencement Speaker. Quite a dramatist As you can see, A hit, by Jove, a hit As great as can be! WILKINSON, EDWIN BOYD, JR. '33 B Team, Football, Basketball, Baseball, '34 Footballg Basketball, Baseball, '35 Football, Varsity, Basketball, Varsity, Glee Club Operetta. An ideal coach For a needy team. He's sure fire, Another lasting beam. MILLS, ANNE WHITEHURST '32 Glee Club, '33 Glee Club, Librarian, Glee Club Operettag Junior-Senior Banquet, Waitressg '34 Glee Clubg Class Play, Dramatic Clubg Chemistry Club, '35 Glee Club, Vice President, Mixed Chorus, Vice President and Treas.g Glee Club Operettag Dramatic Club, Bulldog , Pic- ture Editor. Now's the time For all friends to part. Anne's the kind we'll miss- True from the start. STAINBACK, ROSCOE FRANKLIN '32 Basketball, Baseball, '33 B Team Foot- ball, Basketball: Baseballg '34 Class Play, Chief Usher, Football, Varsity, '35 Glee Club Oper- ettag Football, Varsity, Basketball, Varsity, Tennis Team. Although not 'voted He'sjwhat-we call The .second choice For best of them all. HAMLET, MARY LEE '31 Glee Club, '33 Dramatic Club, '35 Or- chestra. E Near the last of school We thought her gone for life, But she came back Not alone, but as wife. PARHAM, THOMAS BENTON, JR. '35 Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorusg Glee Club Operetta. We can't understand Why he waited so long,' The Glee Club needed him He knew he 'was wrong. 1. DUNN, JEANNE '32 Glee Club, '33 Glee Club, Glee Club Opcrettag '34 Glee Club, Class Play, Mixed Chorus, Chemistry Club, '35 Glee Club, Li- brarian, Mixed Chorus, Secretary, Glee Club Operettag Commencement Speaker. A signer by birth, A singer by will, A singer forever A And a singer still. EDWARDS, JAMES RUDD '31 Baseball, '32 Baseball, Football, '33 Base- ball, Varsityg Football, Varsity, Basketball, Var- sity, '35 Basketball, Varsity. As for athletics He had 'em galore, Hardly anyone in school Has as many or more. WILLIAMS, MARY FRANCES , . - . , 33 Junior-Senior Banquet, WHIITCSSQ 34 Chemistry Club. Although talkative She has an excuse- Merely a gifted charm But a little overuse! MURRELL, JAMES HOLCOMB, JR. '33 Basketballg '34 Basketball 3 Baseball Var- sity, '35 Basketball, Boys' Glee -Clubg Mixed Chorus, Glee Club Operetta. A perfect sport A gentleman too. Always on hand When there's 'work' t'o do. CANDLER, MARGARET HARRIS '32 Glee Club, '33 Junior-Senior Banquet, Waitressg '35 Glee Club, Glee Club Operettag Class Song, Music. A good singer As you can see. ' A better pianoress - What more need be? LEGG, MILTON FRANKLIN, JR. '33 Football, Golf, junior-Senior Banquet, Waiter, '34 Footballg Golfg '35 Football, Golf, Class Play, Chief Usher, Best-looking, Com- mencement Speaker. No sarfasm was meant When we said best-looking. He's pretty good, too When it fomes to booking! POLSTON, RUBY CAROLYN '32 Glee Clubg '33 Junior-Senior Banquet, Waitress. A possessor of charms Only gizven to a few Sweet, pretty, lovable, And likeable too. POWELL, WILLIAM JEFFERSON '34 Chemistry Clubg '35 Class Playg Glee Club Operettag Tennis Team, Treasurerg Editor-in- Chief, Bull Dog g Class Testatorg Barks Staffg Most Original. . His humor and originality Result from his being so wise. But earthly things can never be judged According to their size. WIGGINS, DOROTHY MARIE '32 Basketballg '33 Basketballg Dramatic Clubg '34 Dramatic Club, Secretaryg Dramatic Club Play. Usherg Class Play, Usherg '35 Dramatic Club. Truly a sport, Undoubtedly a pal. Certainly a friend, A very likeable gal. HIGHT, CLYDE STERLING '35 Basketballg Class Playg Boy's Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Eagle Scout. Three years in silence One in delight. All his talents in '35 Are brought to light. HESTER, IUANITA '32 Basketball, Varsityg Declamation-Recita- tion Contestg '33 Dramatic Club, Sec. and Treas.g Basketball. Varsityg '34 Basketballg '35 Class Play, Usher. I f variety is The spice of life Junanita will get by Without any strife. 'S xx xx fs XX XXX'- ,'-,:,.'-ix--3f11ge1g.,,:.,:i ' . Q 9 ', Q. , ,zz ' '. --1. f ,L-L' 'li ll . f SHAW, ELLIOT GILFORD, JR. '33 Basketball: '34 Class Playg Bark2 Staff Mixed Chorusg Chemistry Club, '35 Boy's Gle Club, Mixed Chorusg Glee Club Operettag Mos' Conceitedg Biggest Pest, Biggest Bluff. As for the last three They were all in fun. However, I'm sure' he's able To recognize a pun. FLOWERS, CORA LOUISE '32 and '33 John Graham High Schoo renton Having only lived Two years in our town, We feel lhot we're losing Something we just found. DIXON, EDWARD HOPE, JR '33 Baseball: '34 Baseball: '35 Class Usher. I'd never found ou! The origin of your name, Do , Untiz you began using The ability in you. DUNKLEY, MARY BETTY .4 friend indeed Bu! that isn'l all! When there's work lo do She always answers the call. 1. Wlf Play 35 ELLIS, WILSON HAMIT 32 Baseballj '33 Dramatic Club. A gift of silence Is a charm That stops trouble, And brings no harm. MOSLEY, FANNY WILLIAMS Not very talkative In fact never overloudg But regardless of the She's the best in her WATKINS, MERED fact crowd. ITH MCCULLY '33 Dramatic Clubg '34 Dramatic Club Playg Maybe an actor, Dramatic Clubg Commencement Speaker. Perhaps a playwright,- It'd' be hard to say Which is his plight. SHEPHERD, MOLL '33 Dramatic Clgb. Sweet and kind But quiet as a mouse- At least she is In the school house. IE CHANDLER 1 . 4 in H Y ff' ,,,..af.-, . . s . V EASON, OREN THOMAS '32 Baseball, '34 Baseball, Varsity. Perhaps baseball Is his chief desireg , It certainly shauld be Because he's sure fire. ELLINGTON, MARIE VeSUVIA '33 Dramatic Club. Not at all lazy But industrious and gayg Not many of us Have this same sweet way. MAY, LESLIE TROY '33 Football, Basketball, '34-Footb Basketball, Varsity, '35 Basketball. If at first he didn't suceeed He tried and tried again, And now I'm sure he realizes His effort wererfl in vain. BOWLING, FANNIE '33 Dramatic Club, Basketball. Fannie has at quite Sweet, contemplative way That can't help but be liked, No doubt it will pay. all, Va rsity STAINBACK, PAUL JONES '31 Baseballg '32 Baseball. 1 It's easy to say That without a doubt, The class would fail Unless he is about. WOODLIEF, MARGARET AUGUSTA '32 Basketballg '33 Basketballg '34 Basketballg 35 Chemistry Club. When it comes to basketball Margaret's the topg When she starts playing The rest better stop. KELLEY, WALLACE SNEAD '35 Class Play, Stage Manager, Studious, gay and happy Congenial and wa-rm,' I wondenhow many others Possess this desirable charm. HESTER, VIRGINIA BLANCHE '33 Dramatic Club. Blanche is O. K., I'm telling you. You should know her As the rest of us do. ,l 'E it gy idig., i,xs. 'k. XXX! ' r ,af lyr I . I 'l p' ff . ,- W 'rf i ' , , I 5 ,sly . , s' 5 ' V H li ' . v I , I '4 . , 1 ' .... ' I l d 1 U' .Q - , .. , T H ' ,Q .:,,. . .A fl, 57. V ' V' ' jp . t, 5, lx A . a I I - I . 7, . 1 1 Y ' fl' . 2? sy , 5943 :lt ' A . ' li' . I V I fi'-Afilkkfxvag, 'si . i Ni f' 'SIIYKIKIK I Q , : 'VT ,. . . ,WD ..... .Mi Wk, sl '2 in P .As N4 fi gn: l'5x'5-I-Su 5-5- DU PRIEST, ELDEN LEROY 332 High School Band: Declamation Contest: '33 High School Band: High School Orchestra: Declamation Medal: '34 High School Orchestra. Here's a chance For some great band To obtain a genius While he's still on hand. TUCKER. MILDRED GERTRUDE '34 Class Play, Usher: '35 Class Play, Usher. Yawsah, yatvsah An usher I said: But in years to come She'lI be an actor instead. BECKHAM, CHARLES EDWARD '32 Football: '33 Football, Varsity: Tennis Club: Glee Club: '34 Football, Vars'tX: Basket- ball: Tennis Team, Captain: Class Play, Usher: Glee Club: '35 Football. Varsity: Basketball. Varsity: Tennis Team. Captain: Class Play: Glee Club operetta: Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. An Ellsworth Vines When it comes to tennis, But in studies It's the finis. CARTER, LULA SARAH Pinehurst, N. C.: '32 Dramatic Club: Glee Club: Class Play: Cheer Leader: Basketball. Active away If not here, Very likeable A regular deah . TURNER, ELVIE MORRIS '31 Footballg '32 Footballg '35 Football, Var-- sityg '34 Football, Varsityg Chemistry Club. Another footballer Not bad either. A coward or drawback- He's certainly neither. BRANCHE, RUTH PETERSON '33 Dramatic Clubg Dramatic Club Playg Basketballg '34 Dramatic Clubg Dramatic Club Playg Basketballg, Chemistry Clubg '35 Dramatic Clubg Basketball. My goodness, Look here Do you see what I see? Not all of us are good actors Only the best can be. KNIGHT, LEONA If silence is golden Or even glass She's probably the wealthiest Member of our classf CLOPTON, JESSIE ELOWEENI-I '32 Basketballg '33 Dramatic Club. Not overactive Possibly just right, At least she is In our sight. i,c - f Y, . .. ,' ' .,,-,.,f:H-. Z..-4 A.- s: ,, ' ' 5 at si: X A . N! 'f , 4 lei E iw .- . K ' ue -. - - 'il ' N, 1 . I A ' , 1 :V ' f Q ll . ' . ln - -.if-icfgg ' I .. 91: i J V 5? 1 QM it .gi . -if if fire ' 575 iii? i 5 7.23 , 1- ' F 'qv X - 'J :Jil .Q Lf! 215. l ' it? - N . , A . , ,,. 2-fi ' lil fi I - , 5 A ' iii: lit AI uv I 'Tr 45 4 . 3 fbi My 4? Sk-1 .1 V . 'gi . ,fx ,, iw ' -A., A H - -L Nl 1. W . ll . Q . A' - ' lg! 5 -fi 1 7 7 fs- l, i, ' 'Tj' Q-' f-f - - A 'fi fl Y- QE- ffaf- 'A ELLINGTON. ADA BELLE '32 Glec Club. l One year of singing And tlien to stop Like crossing a stream And forgetting to hop. BEARD, MARY ELIZABETH '33 Dramatic Club. One year of acting And then to cease Like tying a dog Without using a lease. CARROLL. MARY BAXTER '32 Basketballg '33 Dramatic Clubg Basl'e' ballg '34 Dramatic Clubg Basketball, Varsitv Chemistry Clubg '35 Dumbest. When it comes to talking She has all the art, Why even Joe Penner Had much the same start! HAGWOOD, RUBY MAE '32 Basketballg '33 Basketballg Declamation Recitation Contest: '34 Basketball. Maybe not as good In reciting as some are But as for basketball Sl1e's the best by far. HAMLET, CORA 'EDALINE As the time draws near For Cora to part It's like losing an old friend, With us from the start. PARRISH, TEMPY RUTH Another case of silence But this time for the best, Because this makes her Much better than the rest. COOPER, ALMA LEE 32 Basketball. Playing basketball She. sure could prance. She stopped early . To give others a chance. REAVIS, MARGARET HELENA Boisterous? Certainly not! Silent? A bad bet! Just at blend of these And you have Margaret. T ' ' H ,dn A, 5, jaw- Av 1--.--we. -.-1 ..,... .:f:..,.'ltg 1:.L..Lg b 's Zi F, , ,fx Q V . I. ' ' A' .slit 'G'-' X-g. JM'j. 1, 3333 Ifis'sef3+a.22 4596-1 . limi 45 . ' ' V45 ul 35 W4 V gf I WF! 1 l ,' - - Q 2 fy! . ' , . -A M1 gf: , ' f ' 5 fl iff fwf 1 NLE ,ogg J A V f 1' lvl f .Q 1, lf: ffl 1, I 'QQ ly: iw 5373 -I, I we 3 I V 5 , . ' 1 f,,,,3 if 'ln' ,T ,tgirl lil, - ,QQ is ,g 1,4 1 ag ' so I-' 'I 'A . f?'f'2 - ' I R ,e ffig w , . Q. . ,,..,.o.. , . -f' 41 31. eff.-Ff.5,-.v ki , ' 522 : 93 .Sig ntl MURRAY, EVELYN Not too silent , An excellent sport One of the best Of any sort. 1 5 LOWRY, VIRGINIA PERSHING , '35 High School Orchestrag Class Play, Master of Ceremonies. .4 dancer, a musician- Most everything. And that's not all She even can sing. WORTHAM, BLANCHE Blanche is a girl ' To be adored, .-lbide with her ' And never be bored. 0 v 1 1 2- . s' P-sl I 1 T!! SUPERLATIVES Ransom Duke . ...., . ...., . A A. . . Effie Louise Flannagan .. Frank Legg. ee.. - e.....e.,.. Alma Parham eee,. Billy Powell Nancy Parham . ,oooo J. W. Rose Bill Bryan ,,oo . -- Ann Peace e.,oo Ann Peace Bill Bryan .. ,,,c . Nancy Parham .....i..c Bill Bryan c,,.,, . 'E. G. Shaw c.f,c Turner Wortham r.,c Ransom Duke. cc.,. . Charlotte Hardee Mary Mitchell Baity. ..,... Mary Carroll . ,.c...s.cc .. E. G. Shaw E. G. Shaw. ....... Best All Round Senior ....... ,- Prettiest Girl ..., Handsomest Boy . . ..... Cutest . -.,, . Most Original .. . Neatest .- Wittiest -- Best Dressed Boy ------.Best Dressed Girl .. Biggest Flirt Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl ----.-.Biggest Ladies' Man -. Most Conceited .. V Laziest ----,--.Most Athletic Boy --------.Most Athletic Girl ost Intellectual Dumbest -------.Biggest Bluff ---------Biggest Pest CLASS OF '35 Presents THE ANNUTSTL SENIOR PLAY UINTRODUCING SUSAN By JAY TOBIAS Directed By S. M. CROWDER STEVENSON THE ATRE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1935 AT 8: 15 P. M. Clyde Hight S ..., CAST OF CHARACTERS as Cyclone-Violet's little brother Pauline jenkins ..11 .1111.ttt1111.,tt . ...1..,,ttw.11111 1 as 1, Violet, the Cook Ransom Duke 1oo..o...,,.oo Dick Heatherby, a young eollege professor Ann Peace ...C ttt..,....tf.t.tt..1tt S t.tt.tt S t.Sft1, Susan, his wife Bill Bryan .,.ttt.,.t..t S, tt..,.t flgllfldj' Chalmers, a foofbfzll player Charlotte Hardee llll.,l.. ,S lll, lll..l . Babs Boswell, Buddy's girl friend Effle Louise F lannagan ll.ll...l-. Aunt Cordalia Quaekenbush, Diek's james jenkins llee Alma Parham . .eel Edward Beckham Nancy Parham 1 . Billy Powells ........ wealthy aunt Hillington Ross, an old admirer of Susarfs Diana Mayfield, an old sfweetheart of Difk's Jim Donovan, Susan's quirk-tempered father at B. B llll at llll at Hospital Attendant Hospital .-lttendant Charlotte Hardee STEVENSON 'FHEfXTRlFl INIAY Q0---10:30 A.BI. -CLASS DAY EXERCISES Directed by Maxine Taylor and S. M. Crowder. TPIE SENIOR CLASS Presents THE YTARIETIES OF 1935 ... -.3.,,,, -,,- .- ,L . Prelude .L , e.,.e,,eee.a-a -aa Entire Company Alma Mater Music Stein Words Nannie Crowder No Reno for Sports. .... L. Herodotus Speakse-- Lazy Bones ...e. The Little Colonels Cutie Coy L..,. The Hall of Fameu The Act and Jokeran- Modes, De Paris -a Ransom Duke -V Nancy Parham ------Turner Wortham Nancy Jean High! Roy Bradford, Jr. ,L C Alma Parham Nancy Parham Bill Bryan Ransom Duke Billy Powell J. W. Rose Ann Peace Bill Bryan Ventriloquist Echoes -.- The Mantle Descends The Gibson Girl. ..., . L. -..-eEj7ie The Arrow Collar Boyewn Park Avenue Social Register L, -, Legally Transacted . A Modern Study of Rodinm-- The Goat- ..e..A. Oriental -- Appreciation --,- -- James Jenkins Bill Bryan Frances Harrison Louise F lanna gan U--- We-L, Frank Legg Bill Bryan Nancy Parham V---N-Billy Powell ----,Mary M. Baily --------- -,---- ---HE G. Shaw The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe .,.. Finale .................a.......,. , . .. ff, ,,,nn- CLASS SONG Words: Nancy Parham Ann Peace Bill Bryan Billy Powell Maxine Taylor S. M. Crowder Charlotte Hardee Fntire Company Music: Margaret Candler, Alice Harrison CLASS HISTORY 193 S NANCY PARHANI, Historian Four years ago, and as green as grass A proud group entered the Freshman Class. They numbered one hundred and forty-two, And received all the taunts the Freshmen do. It didn't take long for the threats to be o'er. And the dumb, green freshmen were no more, For we soon learned to obey the rule And become a real part of the school. We held our first class meeting, a jolly affair, And a sponsor as we chose is very rare. For Doc Crowder started us on our way And landed us safely where we are today. The rest of the year passed all too soon, And it wasn't long 'til the month of june. We were no longer Freshmen, but Sophomores glad For we could tease the Freshman lad. We worked for our school. took part in her games Loyalty, honor, and praise were our aims, H. H. S. took first place in our hearts And for her each Sophomore did his part. Our number has decreased to one hundred nine, But we worked together and results were fine, Miss Bethea, our Sponsor, helped us rise-- Her advise and counsel was always wise. Our Junior year proved to be grand, One hundred two-a happy bandg Miss Kyle and Mr. Latham led us that year Their struggles for us were very dear. We gave our play which we thought wasn't bad, Whrn it was over, we were very glad. For we were rich as kings and queens And with our money, we would buy many things. We all became Dutchy , and there came a chance, So one night we gave the Seniors a dance, There were windmills, tulips. and Dutch scenes gay As a farewell to those who were going away. But hark! Then came the best of all years,- We are Seniors and parting time nearsg But loads of good times together we share With never a worry and never a care. We're seventy-five happy Seniors with Sponsors They're always ready, with a helping hand. To Miss Taylor and Doc,' praise is due For our success we owe to you. We gave our party at Hallowee'n And our Senior play was a roaring scream. We had lots of fun as together we worked By no boy or girl were duties shirked. We went to the banquet the Juniors gave We Although we were happy we were also sad To think of leaving seemed so bad. had a good time and about it did rave. And after four years of work and fun, To the day of graduation we have comeg We must say adieu to Alma Mater, dear, And wish her luck, and give her a cheer. Here's to her memory, her honor, her fame, And may her But by other Best wishes from the Class of '35. glory never wane, classes be kept alive! grand LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT --f-f--4-3-4- '--- We, the Senior Clas of Henderson, North Carolina, in the year 1935, do leave the following will. Its contents to be unknown until the death of the Senior Class of 1035. SECTION I 1. To E. M. Rollins. superintendent of all schools, A settlement for a new high school before it cools. 2. To the faculty of the new Henderson High, A quiet student body that will not cause a sigh. SECTION II 1. To the oncoming Seniors as a body or class, The dignity of the graduates who drew their pass. 2. To Frances Harrison who led them in thirty-five, The ability to keep them, in thirty-six, as much alive. 3. To Jimmy Cooper, the golf crazed member The ability of Frank Legg, the best-looking remember. 4. To Haywood Phillips, the leadership of Bryn, His real name's Bill Bryan or used to be. S. To E. V. Bunn, treasurer this year, The dignity of Alma Parham, who was a dear. 6. To Mary Sills Petty who talked her way to fame, The prettiness of Effie Flannagan who did the same. 1. To Bettv Knott, probably the funniest in her class, The wittiness of J. W. Rose, he'll still surpass. S. To Mary Elizabeth Poythress, a very popular girl, The rating of Ann Peace in the social whirl. 1- SECTION III l. To the oncoming Juniors we leave in our Will, The consoling patience as they have two years still. -. To Mabel Parham, who is many a boy's fancy, The ability to dress as well as her sister Nancy! 3. To Scott Cooper and to his brother Hill, The football ability of Roscoe Stainback, the best, still. -3. To Jean Rowland, the Hippant sophomore girl, The infiuentiality of Mary Baity, rare as a pearl. 5. To Charles Cooper, the very conceited lad, The conceit of E G. Shaw,-don't get mad. 6. To Eugene Patterson, who led the class, The ability of Ransom Duke to catch a lass. 7. To Billy Vaughn who is as tall as a tree, The manliness of Tom Parham,-how much does this be? 8, To Billy Dunn, one of the smaller boys, A big box of candy and a house full: of toys. 1 To SECTION IV Malone Parham, that which I know he'll hate, The editorship of the t'Barks , just before he graduates. To Henry Mangum, a mischievous little pest, The laziness of Turner Wortham, in laziness at his best. To Miriam Pinnell, who could out talk a mob, The talkativeness of Mary F. Williams, who could do an even better job To Katherine Newton, who evidently is a poet, The poetical ability of Fred Hecht, who doesn't know it. To Billy Dennis, you're right, the editor's son, The ortorical ability of Ellard Yowg many a debate he's won. To Margaret Farris, who can dance up a storm, The dancing ability of Hodge Newell, when he's up to his form. To Thad Harris, probably the loudest they had, The singing ability of Al Wester, and he's not bad. To Billy Alston, a pretty good player, I vow. The tennis ability of Ed Beckham, who's a wow. To We To An To We SECTION V the High School student body as a whole, leave you our friendship, body and soul. Henry, who proved to be our truest friend, automatic bell to put his worries at end. the school itself, an unconquerable shrine, leave many a tear for the good times of Auld Lang Syne . Signed and sealed on this the 21st of May in the year ninteen thirty-tive WILLI.ALI jEFFi:RsoN Powisu., Testator Kermit Clayton, he said, was then representing Vance County in the North Carolina legislature and was rapidly becoming outstanding. Bill took mf over to the law firm of Eason, Stainback, and Edwards, none of the lawyers were, in however, so I had to be satisfied with talking a few minutes to their secretaries Jessie Clopton, Margaret Woodlief and Lecta Stone. While there, Leslie May came to see Paul Stainback on business but Leslie seemed worried and did not recognize me. After he left, Lecta to-ld me that he had married Lucille Hamm and was operating a large truck hauling business, and had been having a pretty tough time lately. Bill and I went over to see the chief of Police, J. W. Rose, and J. W.. good sport that he was, offered to show me over the city the next day. The following morning while on my down town from my hotel I noticed an airplane field with a large sign over the entrance- U-Fly-It Airplane Co. owned and operated by Hodge Newell. Going a little further down the street I saw a well kept, prosperous looking lumber yard, J. W. told me that Meredith Watkins was rapidly making money there. Before reaching the main section of town, we stopped by Tennie Hardee's florist shop and got a rose bud for our coats. We then went down to one of the Pender's stofres and talked to Elden Du Priest, its manager. Our next stop was the offices of Milady Beauty Shops, a large chain of'beauty shops owned by Carolyn Polston. I learned from Carolyn that she had Mary Frances Williams, Blanche Wcrtham, and Mary Betty Dunkley operating shops for her in Dur- ham, Greensboro and Charlotte, respectively. Under the offices of the com- pany I noticed a great rumbling. It came from the Modiste Shoppe, a very exclusive ladies ready to wear store which was operated by Mary Mitchell Baity. Visiting it, I saw Erma Hicks modeling a gorgeous black velvet even- ing gown and Fannie Bowling a green plaid sport suit. I recognized also Ruth Branch and Mary Carroll, who were clerks in this store. I then, found myself facing the largest building in town, judging from the signs, it turned out to be Rose's 5 8: 1Oc store. On the side of the building were several office entrances and over one of them? I read this sign, Wallace Kelly, Chief Accountant. We passed through the business and professional women's building and I observed these signs on the doors: Anne Mills, Interior Decorator , ttjeanne Dunn, Portriat Painting , Piano Lessons for Advanced Pupils, Margaret Candler, Instructor , Classes In All Kinds Of Dancing, Tom Parham and Virginia Lowryf' We took lunch and then drove out to the Hospital, three miles on the Richmond highway. While there I had a long conversation with Dr. Dorothy Wiggins, nurses Evelyn Murray and Juanita Hester and welfare worker Lucille Basket. On the way back to town we stopped at J. W.'s tennis club and played several games. Fred Hecht, the tennis professional, helped me considerably with my backhand stroke. We ate supper at the club and, upon my compli- menting the meal, he told me that Mildred Tucker was the dietician there. As soon as we got down town, J. W. had to go tb the library to look up some information and 1 went with him. While he was busy I talked to Nancy Parham, the librarian. about the phenomenal growth of the town. I found out from her that Ruth Parrish and Elizabeth Beardt were' writing a book on this subject. After J. W. finished his work he went home, but I went to the picture show. I was very much surprised t-o find so much home talent on the screen. Louise Flowers and Alice Harrison starred in the pic- ture while the costumes were designed by Ruby Mae Hagwood. A special feature dance was given by Mary Lee Hamlet. The next morning while wandering around I came across the magnificent high school. This building was so much larger and better equipped than the one which was proposed when I graduated and the one in which I had wished so much to go to school. that I could hardly believe that it was the same building although it had had about a half more added since its original planning. I went in to the building and talked to the principal, Miss Margar- et Reavis, and the Latin teacher, Miss Fannie Mosley. From them I learned that the pupils were now offered courses in shorthand, typing, economics, do- mestic science and other useful arts, also that the very latest methods of teaching were used. On my way back to the hotel I stopped by the courthouse and listened for a very few minutes to a case Judge Donald Evans was trying. It seemed that Effie Flannagan was being tried for running into farmer Hamit Ellis. At the time of the accident she was trying to wave to Reverend Ellard Yow and turn a corner at the same time. Hasn't she learned to do that yet? That night after thinking of my trip I discovered that I had seen or heard from ali of my old schoolmates of the class of 1035 and having thus satisfied my desire, I returned to Honolula to continue my own peaceful life. JAMES JENKINS, Prophet. CLASS OFFICERS OF - '36 - '37 - 'aa JUNIOR CLASS Frances Harrison Jimmy Cooper Haywood Phillips E. V. Bunn President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS Mabel Parham Eugene Patterson Hill Cooper President Vice President Sec. and Treas. FRESHMAN CLASS Rowena Daniels Malone Parham Dorothy McDuf1ie 1 President Vice President Sec, and Treas. O UOK CIJOlJO Oi'DO OlOi?OiD Q HENDERSON Q BUSINESS Compliments F E COLLEGE HENDERSON 5 THROUGH PERSONAL FURNITURE Co. INSTRUCTION Frigidaires Radios Fall Term Begins Bigelow Rugs fl Sept. 9, 1935 5' 3 A Compliments 5 Insurance ' CAROLINA POWER 5 Rentals A AND 5 Security Bonds ' LIGHT COMPANY 5 Real Estate Ranges and Refrigerators AL B' WESTER ia Kelvinators Oftice 115 Young St. A Water Heaters Phone 139-J Electrical Appliances OQ..2Og.2 Q17 ..JOCi0 x0', DOC :oc---500 a J if 5 r lv 9 6 f L o 7 J 9 . 9 . 9 J O A -1 O A O fisor'-soc-iocimoc-Tor'--moe-'moz-'Soc ,Q Q 0 0 0 0 of so HENDERSON FIRST O LIST of Henderson's assets is complete unless it includes OUR SCHOOLS In the truest sense, their over- head and operating expense rep- resents an investment in a greater future for our community. They help to make and keep Henderson sound from within. By so doing, they make the city more attractive to the stranger in search of a home for his family and to the business executivetwho seeks a suitable location. Citizens Bank and Trust Company -building a Greater Henderson since 1889-shares its neighbors' satisfaction in the approaching completion of another successful school year. CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY O 0 O SlI0Si2OQT.JO 2OS oS-.lJOfW3Ol O O O1 'DOC-14014-A 104' --'01 Q Oo A Off1C6 Phone Residence HILL TOP NO' 2 Q 148 73-J Invites you to O 3. A real night of entertain- 9 WILKINSON COAL mn C me COMPANY S 9 Sguth Garnett St, Good Food and Good Music iv r E. Yvilkinson, Phone Q6 Henderson, N. C. T. C. Taylor, Prop. 5 -DRINK- 9 NEHI Q In Your Favorite Flavor 0 If You Prefer BEST USED CAR 0 Ginger Ale x7.ALLVES try- 0 SCOGGIN RUM'S DRY If you are a Cola drinker try the new J U M B O a super Cola CHEVROLET CO. S Henderson, N. C. 0 0, :ocn fi ,O -104 FRED. B. HIGHT :Qc Oc 30 U O -.1 An Eating Plate of Rejinement A LEWIS'S DINING 6 CO., INC, ROOM 5 REAL ESTATE GOOD HOME COOKING 5 RENTALS , M I. H. M. LEWIS 0 FIRE INSURANCE L rs Praprietress and 'Phone 537-I AUCTIONEERING 6 Henderson, N. C. ll PHONES 289-577-J 0 223 William Sr. U V 5. PONTIAC OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER Sale sand Service MOTOR SALES COMPANY Phone S3 2 V 9 WHITE BROS. DRUG CO. A place where you can always 5 get the Purest of Drugs A Prescriptions Carefully com- I pounded Complete line of Toilet Articles J Refresh yourself at our Soda 9 F azmtain Phones 59 and 60 Curb Service C Ol 10 O O 0 O O 0 U soc--504 ,Qc ,QF wg: 0 0 0 0 KERNER DRUG CO. Prescription Druggists Phone 1 12 0 . o ll 9 . o . What every school-girl knows! C It pays to trade at O DAVIS' 0 O O 0 O 0 BRIDGERS The F loristv O O CAROLINA Q SERVICE O 9 STATIO ' Henderson, N. C. N 9 O We Grow the Flowers We Sell Texflfo Products O 6 and Give Sewice With a Firestone Tires and Batteries. 5 J 9 9 OO O O O O O O O O O O O 0 O 0 Of 1 Q . 1304 Congratulations Seniors We wish for you Much health, happiness .-Ind prosperity. PARKER'S DRUG STORE The Rexaii Store LET US GIVE YOU A RIDE IN A V8 FORD CLEMENTS MOTOR COMPANY ROSE'S 5-1 0-2 Sc STORES Eighty stores infive states Greetings to Henderson High School VOGUE BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 19 7 10 c S. HAYES' GROCERY Henderson, North Carolina Phones 247 and 248 If it's groferies-we have it Your FERNDELL Store WEBB'S BEAUTY SALON Phone S24 Stev. Th. Bldg. When you need expert beauty service of any kind call us for appointment Facials-Scalp Treatment- Hair Dying-Waves-Haircuts Etc. HIGHT'S COAL AND WOOD YARD Highest Grades Splint, New River Pocahontas Anthracite Coals--Wood and Coke Weights and Measures Guaranteed Compliments 0 f HENDERSON ICE COMPANY PURE CRYSTAL ICE Phone 166 5. A Z O 10412904 O O O BUI OK WWW: c O, 3 DODGE SPLYMOUTH Automobiles-Are Each the Outstanding Car in Their Class LEGG-PARHAM COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF THE ALUMNI OF H, H. S. MARJORIE GERBER FRANK POWELL BUDDY PETTY LOUIS HORNER IRA PETTY BOBBY DAVIS RUTH ALLEN LILLIAN KEARNEY MARK STONE FRANCES BURTON S.-XM PEACE ERIC FLANNAGAN VIVIAN LOWRY MARY HELEN LOW RY '-ag.-104 ,Q U01 0 O O OOCLUORJORIDOLTFORDOROCROR CONGRATULATIONS CLASS '35 THE INIORE EDTJCATIOIN YOU OBTAIN, THE BETTER YOU Ci-KN APPRECIATE OUR QUALITY AND SERVICE PAGE-HOOUTT DRUG OO. ' PHONES 403-40+ DRINK IN BOTTLES As Pure as Sunlight VISIT O The Place of Values Paints, Varnishes and Building Supplies ALEX S. WATKINS TUCKER CLOTH- ING COMPANY O UTFITTERS FOR YOUNG MEN A T MODERA TE PRICES O0 O O O O O O 0 O 0 O O O O O O O 4 504 5Ofl5Ofi3O4 5Of--504 50 -'Po' 'O O O O O 0 Oc no HIBBERD FLORIST Flowers for all Occasions Phone 85 Mrs. W. E. Wilson, Manager You Otto trade with Otto' at the . AMERICAN TOURIST CAMP Follow the crowd to MILES PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Phone 40 MILADY BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 5 2 7 O O O O O O 0 O O Of 1Of O OO 1 O Ox ,of sg. ,Qt ,of ,Og 0 Q THE WI LL TO SAVE It's not the shape of your head, you know, Nor the steely glint in your eye, It's not the make of the car you own Nor the sparlder that livens your tie It's hot how determined you think you'll be Nor a body that's full of zest, It's the Will to Work' and the Will to Save That will show you up at your best. Save and Deposit in FIRST NATIONAL BANK Henderson, N. C. 1 20 C204 DOQYQQF 0 Q Q O Compliments of HENDERSON GROCERY CO. Wholesale Grocers Compliments 0 f SERVE-ALL SERVICE STATION The Home of Better Values Quality Popular Merchandise Prices LEGGETT'S DEPT. 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