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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1941 volume:

ey, i i Ae ‘7 v erie ke PRINTED BY ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY SALISBURY, NC VNU 3907828503 The YELLOW JACKET 1941 VOLUME SIX Published By THE SENIOR CLASS of LANDIS HIGH SCHOOL LANDIS, N. C. ba ie CO fe a Foreword “Time is a sort of river of passing events’, said Marcus Aurelius. With this thought in mind we have tried to portray for you the most important events of the school year 1940-41. As the clock has ticked away, we have engaged in many activities. Time will change our faces and our opinions, but we hope that it will forever keep alive the memory of our school friends and activities. Even though you cannot turn back the clock of time, you can, in future years, turn through these pages and recall to memory some of the experiences of this year. e a YELLOW JACKET Uedication We, the senior class of nineteen hundred and forty- one, gratefully and affectionately dedicate this volume of the YELLOW JACKET to Miss Nancy Burge, whose high ideals have encouraged us to higher and nobler thinking. Her kind understanding and fine sense of humor have made this school year a most enjoyable and successful one. We are happy to have the oppor- tunity to show our deep appreciation in this way. YELLOW JACKET ba oe CO ha lable of Contents BOOK’ ONE wexsopeseets erreeean 2 se ea ea ere Classes BOOK LNW O Se ta ic eae ok et eae oa Activities BOOK GLHR EES ter on cantare kW tee a etaene aan et ae ete Athletics BOOKA POUR Denies 0520. Bane ak in al er ane ee Advertisements YELLOW JACKET TEE, BOSITAN Principal ERSKINE COLLEGE, STATE COLLEGE B.S. DEGREE YELLOW JACKET jot apes CO el JOHN W. BOSTIAN B. B. BROOME Lenoir Rhyne College State College A.B. Degree B.S. Degree Civics, Mathematics Agriculture MyrTHA DORON Murray Teachers College B.S. Degree Commerce, Mathematics D. H. CUNNINGHAM Catawba College A.B. Degree Science, Civics, Coach DIXON LAWRENCE Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. Degree History, Mathematics iO Greensboro College A.B. Degree Cornell University M.A. Degree Duke University NANCY BURGE Winthrop College A.B. Degree University of North Carolina Economics, English, Dramatics EDNA BOWMAN Fox Catawba College B.S. Degree English, Music French, English YELLOW JACKET EpITH B. CORRIHER Brevard College. W.C.U.N.C. B.S. Degree Home Economics JL S JONES Appalachian State Teachers College, Catawba College A.B. Degree Science, Coach HAZEL BLACK LINN REBEKAH MCBRIDE Woman’s College, University of North Carolina A.B. Degree History, Mathematics ee LUGE estat fe ‘Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that 1s the stuff life 1s made of!” THE SENIOR CLASS 15 UN ITs WAY OFFICERS JACK SLOOP E ah. ae iar seg me Rete Poe cesta Wie rie a ape pen Cera A870 C777 CLARA WISEiac huts at etc ane aes hits ot nen Denne ee Aes er get en urea) Zoe e ROS LoL EVELYN, BAGLESS tel iitn cotta te ty ai tegen Adem 9 Re a EE See CCP CITI) VIRGINIA RUTLEDGE va) 5a OR tee ee ee ee ae ee ee eee Lit OIC r Miss: NANCY BURGE ger: oe. cil eae eee is oe ee na ee ee Ole ima gion MR. DIXON? LAWRENCE ©) Spake rete te eet, ere ew ee PEC 7 OR cr, MOTTO: “Honor lies in honest toil.” COLORS: Red and White. FLOWER: Red Rose MASCOTS: ELEANOR KIMBALL FRANK EUGENE WEDDINGTON YELLOW JACKET SENIURS EVERETTE ALLMAN DELLA MAE BEAVER HELEN LOUISE BEAVER RUTH BEAVER TRILBY JANE BEAVER IMOGENE BosT LOUISE VIRGINIA BOST PAULINE BROWN Eleven YELLOW JACKET bm fom (foe YELLOW SENIORS JACKET HAROLD EUGENE CAMPBELL PAUL CAMPBELL HAYDEN CARTER JOEL CORRIHER PAULINE CORRIHER FLOYD DAUGHERTY EvA MAE DISHMAN EVELYN ELMIRA EAGLE Twelve SENIUHS HERMAN EAGLE EVELYN EARLINE Foutz RUTH FREEZE ERNEST GARVER CARL GOODMAN BEATRICE GOODNIGHT CLARENCE HAMILTON LEONA CATHERINE HELMS a YELLOW JACKET SENIUHS JSC HiIEV HELEN KARRIKER MELBA INEZ KETNER HELEN MARIE KIMBALL SADIE LINKER CEecIL ALEXANDER LINN GLADYS VIOLA LITAKER jt jas CED fen JAMES MAurIcE MAssEy Fourteen ALLIE IONA MURPHY Datsy OVERCASH CARL PLESS MAcK PLEss ALEXANDER ROBERTS VAYDEEN RODGERS FAYE ROSEMAN VIRGINIA RUTLEDGE Fifteen SE NA he YELLOW JACKET YELLOW SENIUHS JACKET COLON SEAFORD RUTH SECHLER JACK CORRIHER SLOOPE CLARA LOUISE SLOOPE ADDIE MAE SMITH HAZEL ELIZABETH SMITH MaAry LEE SMITH VALERIE SOWERS Sixteen SENIURS NELLIE SUDDETH EVELYN CATHERINE SUTTLE HAZEL LORENE SUTTON RICHARD BROWN SUTTON Lois RACHEL SWINK FRED TRIECE, JR. LOUISE TURNER ETHEL W EDDINGTON Seventeen YELLOW JACKET jae japan CD foe! pnt pee CO ee SENIUHS LUTHER W EDDINGTON CLARA MAE WISE GOLDEN B. WISE FLORENCE RUTH WRIGHT LAN WE SUCCEED? Ahoy, Classmates, We're at the school year’s end. Stop for just a tiny moment. Will you fail or will you win? We have mounted up the ladder With honest toil and grace; We will fight to save the honors Never tiring in the race. Time has brought so many changes As we battled on our way; Yet we passed by all the dangers And we reached the parting day. As we part on life’s great highway, Think what you have tried to do; Never shirk or make a by-way Just build your character firm and true. Now the years have come and gone And we have done our best; We'll take with us fond memories And leave to you the rest. YELLOW JACKET TRILBY BEAVER, Class Poet. Eighteen HUW THE SENIORS SPENT THEIR TIME EVERETTE ALLMAN Future Farmers of America (1, 2, 3). DELLA MAE BEAVER Glee Club (2, 3); English Club (2, 3); Vice- President Class (8); Journalism Club (4). HELEN LOUISE BEAVER Glee Club (1, 2; 3, 4): Jitterbug Club (3, 4), Secretary and Treasurer (3, 4). RUTH BEAVER Science Club (2, 3); Basketball (8, 4), Co-Cap- tain (4); First Aid (1, 2); Monogram Club (CD) TRILBY JANE BEAVER Class President (1); Glee Club (1, 2, 3); Science Club (2, 8), President (8); Class Marshal (3); Junior Play; Basketball (4), Manager (4); Softball (38, 4); Senior Play (4); YELLow JAckET Staff (4); Nature Study Club (4), President (4); Cheerleader (4); Beta Club (4). IMOGENE Bost Spectator Staff (3); Glee Club (1, 2, 3); Jit- terbug Club (2, 3, 4); Softball (4). LOUISE VIRGINIA BOST Serapbook Club (4); Hiking Club (2, 3). PAULINE BROWN Glee Club (2); Hiking Club (3); Nature Club (A). Haro_p EUGENE CAMPBELL Future Farmers of America (1, 2, 3, 4); First Aid Club (2). PAUL CAMPBELL Glee Club (1, 2, 38, 4); Hiking Club (2); Science Club (3, 4); YELLow Jacker Staff (4), Photo Editor (4); Senior Play; Future Farmers of America (1). Nineteen HAYDEN CARTER Class Treasurer (2, 3); Future Farmers of America (1, 2, 3, 4), Reporter (4), President (4); First Aid Club (1). JOEL CORRIHER I'uture Farmers of America (1, 2, 8, 4). PAULINE CORRIHER Beta Club (3, 4); Glee Club (1, 2); Jitterbug Club (3); English Club (2); Home Economics Club (4). FLoyD DAUGHERTY Basketball (i, 2, 8, 4); Football (2, 3, 4); Baseball (2, 3, 4); Jitterbug Club (3, 4); Mon- ogram Club (3, 4). Eva MAE DISHMAN Hiking Club (8); Home Economics Club (2) ; Scrapbook Club (4). EVELYN ELMIRA EAGLE Glee Club (1, 2, 8, 4); English Club (2, 3); Jitterbug Club (4); Playmakers Club (3, 4); Junior Play; Spectator Staff (4); YELLOW Jacket Staff (4); Secretary of Class (4): Cheerleader (4). HERMAN EAGLE Basketball (1, 2); Jitterbug Club (38, 4). President (4). EVELYN EARLINE FOUTZ Glee Club (2, 8); Jitterbug Club (3. 4). RUTH FREEZE Hiking Club (2, 8). EARNEST GARVER Future Farmers of America (1, 2, 3, 4); Glee Chibi). CARL GOODMAN Future Farmers of America (1, 2, 38, 4), Vice- President (4), Vice-President Rowan County Chapter (4); Glee Club (3). YELLOW JACKET ee Cl oe HUW THE SE NIORS SPENT THEIR TIME BEATRICE GOODNIGHT First Aid Club (2); Science Club (2, 3); Glee Club (4); Playmakers Club (3, 4); Journalism Club (4); Beta Club (3, 4); Junior Play. CLARENCE HAMILTON Canton High School (1); Washington, N. C. High School (2); Glee Club (38, 4); Play- makers Club (3); Basketball (4); Cheerleader (4); Junior Play; Jitterbug Club (3, 4). LEONA CATHERINE HELMS Hiking Club (2); Jitterbug Club (3); Scrap- book Club (4). jp (Godeline HELEN KARRIKER Glee Club (1, 2, 8, 4); Playmakers Club (3, 4); YELLOW JAcKET Staff (4), Business Man- ager (4); Spectator Staff (4); Beta Club (4); Home Economics Club (2); Jitterbug Club (3); Journalism Club (4); Junior Play; Sen- ior Play. MELBA INEZ KETNER Playmakers Club (3); Jitterbug Club (3); Glee Club (2, 3, 4); Home Economics Club (1, 2); Journalism Club (4). HELEN MARIE KIMBALL Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Secretary and Treas- urer (4); Junior Play; Senior Play; Marshal (3); Spectator Staff (8, 4), Sports Editor (3), Editor (4): Beta Club (3, 4), Vice-President (4); Science Club (2), Vice-President (2); Playmakers Club (3, 4), Secretary-Treasurer (4); Cheerleader (4); Jitterbug Club (3, 4). SADIE LINKER Hiking Club (2, 3); Spectator Staff (4); Class Testator (4). CEecIL ALEXANDER LINN Future Farmers of America (1, 2); Hiking Club (2, 3); Dancing Club (4); Football (4). GLApDys VIOLA LITAKER Hiking Club (2); Jitterbug Club (3); Scrap- book Club (4); Basketball (4). YELLOW JACKET JAMES MAURICE MASSEY Hiking Club (2, 38); Football (3); Basketball (3); Tennis (3); Junior Play (3); President Science Club (4); Glee Club (4); Playmakers Club (4); Senior Play (4). ALLIE IONA MURPHY Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); English Club (2) ;. Jit- terbug Club (3); Monogram Club (4), Secre- tary and ‘Treasurer (4); Basketball (2, 38, 4), Co-Captain (4). Daisy M. OVERCASH Home Economics Club (2); Jitterbug Club (3); Serapbook Club (4). CARL PLESS First Aid (2); Future Farmers of America (ik, By Bi, Ze MACK PLESS First Aid (2); Future Farmers of America (ls By 85 Ze ALEXANDER ROBERTS Future Farmers of America (1, 2, 8, 4); Jun- ior Play (4); Senior Play (5); Dancing Club (A). VAYDEEN RODGERS Science Club (2, 3); Jitterbug Club (4). FAYE ROSEMAN Glee Club (1, 2, 8, 4); Playmakers Club (3); Home Economics Club (2); Jitterbug Club (3, 4). VIRGINIA RUTLEDGE Glee Club (1, 2, 38); English Club (2, 3), Treasurer (2); Home Economics Club (2), Secretary and Treasurer (2); Beta Club (3, 4); Journalism Club (4); YELLOW JACKET Staff (2, 3, 4), Solicitor (2, 3), Club Editor (4); Spectator Staff (38, 4), Proof Reader (3), Circulation Manager (4); Chief Marshal (3); Class Secretary (3); Class Treasurer (4). COLON SEAFORD First Aid Club (1); Future Farmers of America (1). Twenty HUW THE SENIORS SPENT THEIR TIME RUTH SECHLER First Aid Club (1); President of Class (2); Science Club (2); Beta Club (3, 4); Hiking Club (3); Glee Club (2, 4); President of Journalism Club (4); Secretary of Beta Club (4); Sports Editor of Yrttow Jacker (4); Class Editor Spectator (4). JACK CORRIHER SLOOPE Future Farmers of America (1, 2, 3, 4), Re- porter (2), Vice-President (3); Class Secretary and Treasurer (1); Secretary (2); President (3, 4); Glee Club (1, 2, 8, 4), President (4): Beta Club (4); Junior Play (3); Senior Play (4). CLARA LOUISE SLOOPE Glee Club (1, 2, 8); Jitterbug Club (2, 3, 4): Senior Play (4). ApbDpDIE MAE SMITH Hiking Club (38); Scrapbook Club (4). HAZEL ELIZABETH SMITH Home Economics Club (2); English Club (3); Journalism Club (4); Beta Club (4); Glee Club (4); Dramatics Club (4). Mary LEE SMITH Glee Club (1, 2, 8, 4); English Club (2, 8), Secretary (2); Home Economics Club (2); Playmakers Club (8, 4); Spectator Staff (3, 1), Proof Reader (3), Special Reporter (4); Class Vice-President (2); Class Marshal (3). VALERIE SOWERS Hiking Club (1); Home Economics Club (2, 8, 4); First Aid Club (2). NELLIE SUDDETH Home Economics Club (2); Science Club (2); English Club (3); Nature Club (4). EVELYN CATHERINE SUTTLE YELLOW JacKeET Staff (3, 4), Class Representa- tive (3), Associate Editor (4); Spectator Staff (4); Glee Club (2); Jitterbug Club (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4); Junior Play (3); Senior Play (4); Playmakers Club (3, 4), President (4); Beta Club (3, 4); Tennis (3, 4). Twenty-one HAZEL LORENE SMITH Beta Club (38, 4); Hiking Club (2, 3); Scrap- book Club (4). RICHARD BROWN SUTTON Future Farmers of America (1, 2, 3, 4). Lols RACHEL SWINK Glee Club (1); Home Economics Club (1, 2): Jitterbug Club (3, 4). FRED TRIECE, JR. Glee Club (1, 2, 8, 4); Playmakers Club (3. 1), Vice-President (4); Science Club (2); Jit- terbug Club (38, 4); Editor-in-Chief Yrttow JACKET (4); Spectator Staff (2, 8), Stencil Cutter §(2)5 Ly piste (3) beta Clubmcoan4)r President (4); Junior Play (3); Class Mar- shal (3); Senior Play (4); Tennis (2, 3. 4). LOUISE TURNER Glee’ Club (2; 3, 4); Hiking Club (2, 3). ETHEL ELIZABETH W EDDINGTON Hiking Club (2); Jitterbug Club (3); Basket- ball (4); Ballroom Dancing (4). LUTHER W EDDINGTON Future Farmers of Americ a (1, 2, 3, 4), Re- porter (4). CLARA MAE WISE First Aid Club (1); Glee Club (1, 2, 8, 4); Science Club (8); Junior Play (3); Class Marshal (3); Beta Club (3, 4), Treasurer (4): Journalism Club (4), Secretary and Treasurer (4); Spectator Staff (4), Special Reporter (4); Vice-President Class (4); Hiking Club (3); Class Historian (4). G. B. WISE Cannon High School (1, 2, 8). FLORENCE RUTH WRIGHT First Aid Club (1); Glee Club (1, 2), Secre- tary (2); YELLow Jacker Staff (1); Science Club (2); Hiking Club (3), Secretary (3); Spectator Staff (3, 4); Journalism Club (4); Beta Club (4). YELLOW JACKET eet cas ee Bib MUMENTS IN UUR HISTORY ee Ninety- Eight Freshmes Enter Oe w VV Landis Highy os s ety : 4 eiace Ee TRILBY BEAVER SB CLASS OFFICERS SARAH CORN as : JACK SLoop Ss tast Nonenpue eS oO Ls o 7: QR qi ACCOMPLISHMENT =— ec : iY ae no GETTING Fy ts 4 Rutiv Sechler, Pree ran Jack Sloope, Secretary Z Se Mary Lee Sm; mye dent. ayd aS “res ace Bayden Carter Treasurer si: as eB) 38 geo x a ee A ao os e Qos ans Juniors Plan For Big Things During 434-1140. % ey 1 aye s ie oon t Our Dramatic isyccese “, yw . = Twenty-two iis YELLOW JACKET 4 Blb MUMENTS IN UUR HISTORY y Social Highlights me oy 4 nor- Senor Banque | ww Feb.24 740. Hote! Concord (Poy TUMOR SEMOR PROT se i) THE GYM come JUNIOR-SENIOR APRIL 5. 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(OS SOCWOE DS WAS sth obs BILLIE BEAVER EVEN EAGLE Seren tee VA SUMIY VATS POSIIOT. rare MARGIE STEWART SUBLEN I NIME ADL aa eeee business-like ways and lady-like LANL CN mon, Neg ee R ee MARIE CORRIHER RU PHISE CHILE Re we neem ability to pay attention in class. .DURHAM Ross aCAULING, DROWN ee tall slender figure and blonde PAT PRE Sed Re ts oa Mr. CUNNINGHAM PetLAZE LOU ELON ee eee Sel] -COMS CLOUSITCS MMR) se “Lis” UPRIGHT LOUISE; LURNER = ae WCU Ap PCATAICO May Neca ole oe: VIOLA EDWARDS � PAUL CAMPBELL Oaaaaaee MUSICAL ACH Dar ea eee ee CARRIE HAMPTON PELLAYDEN: CARTE Regier ie black hair and long eyelashes... ANDREW SMITH CLARENCE HAMILTON... fall and handsome figure...... JOE PRopPstT RUTH FREEZ Eee ee giggling and talking in class... .JAMES KIMBALL LOUISE, BOST Aneta eaie CAD 75 0 S97 11 Cageene et eet ar GENE CoRRIHER FLOYD DAUGHERTY. good looks and curly hair...... “SONNY” LINN URED: TRIECE. |Roe a eee manager of school store and Lend CHOY MO. AI OUC en ee eee RALPH SMITH 7 IMOGEN® DOS Tete attractiveness for the opposite TEX Gath ntti on ss Mase Os ei tee saree JESSIE SMITH LOUISE SLOOP Ee niger tame love for candy and ice cream. ..KATHLEEN BOLICK . HERMAN EAGLE.+....... ability to carry faculty members GL OUNAS arene tary. 2 ee. ae ROOSEVELT MILLER = MELBA ICE NER Ge ne love for Paul Campbell........ CHRISTINE CORRIHER D PAvE ROSEMAN se pie oe attractiveness and ability to catch A COVRITICRG Ce aen en tn tee Mary K. GOODMAN . DELLA MAE BEAVER..... desire to work in five and ten CCI SSLOY Oe ieee Aa. a sea ee MARGARET BEAVER GLADYS LITAK ER genes TWO GOTT IB Dy ee es ont JOHN GOODNIGHT . EvA MAE DISHMAN...... ADIN OM alli OUC Te te tn DoroTHY FUNDERBURKE LEONASHEL MS eee ACHM IM IS HAW GUT Kin sos 5 ne oe ae JUANITA SHIPMAN . RACHEL SWINK THERESA THORNBURG ETHEL WEDDINGTON. ... “separable partnership........ BAXTER SECHLER 2 DAISY OVERCASHenateetEaw loud talk and jolly laugh...... VIVIAN GARRISON ALEXANDER ROBERTS 09 0171 Cin 77101111675 ere oun REECE SLOAN | JAMES IM ASSEN a cae ee ADIL OMI CEP 11 oClds) mene JUANITA THOMPSON ). WAYDEEN RODGERS...... desire to be beauty operator... .MIRIAM SUTHER Twenty-four THINGS WE NO LONGER NEEL Giver Gift Recipient BEER SONG OUIZ) Wan yet LV EE UDI OWT Ove ea aren ae: CLIFFORD CAMPBELL . HELEN KARRIKER....... love for “Campbell” cigarettes. .RAy EDDLEMAN, JR. CCE CIDELINN sary oar forty sa getting by because of my stature TROY KARRIKER TY AL ERIE SOW ERS ons. 1... LODE) Of MACIOC!) imam Mate GRACE PATTERSON me ADDIE MAE OMITH a... HU OS))) GUIDE SS wae ee ee PAULINE RYMER MEOLON SEAFORD] 422.7. -5 quiet and studious ways....... ALBERT LINN ERNEST GARVERZ ea: OUST @ a WOO Ao Soh os ine VIRGINIA Ross BEATRICE GOODNIGHT... sk7 l 1m imitating a negro...... FRANCES IvEy MARY LEE'SMITH....... Pretty hair and ability to ar- TANGO AL Ae ae eae CLARA BELLE WILCOX EEA GCKAPLESS 3 tee ce Be aee ability to talk slowly and dis- LINC YE Se Oe oe ee ee oe ee Mr. BROOME mE PEN SD BAVER® o ye ae LOVER) OF. El CAL San eee eee SHERMAN MCCLAID SpE VEL VIN OU EDL berate) ADI TO Ake JOVG ee eee Mr. LAWRENCE MELRIL BY; BEAVER... 2-504. achievement as Mazuss Burge’s HREM! GHAP ro oe 5 SA he woe HERMAN GRISSOM mp OELLCORRIMER ac sens Manly ap PCavail Cann. ane ae ALBERT LAWRENCE BLAROLD CAMPBELL. 2.2. ability not to fallin love....... RUTH BostTIAN . PAULINE CORRIHER...... desire to put things off until to- TLOVI OU Men es Peat feat Sha FRANCES SECHLER MINEVLIE SUDDETH 2. on. ability to talk to salesmen...... WILLIE MAE FISHER MC AR I, PLESSe ne oes the yate az AS POULO i eee eee HENRY POTEAT TC TE RYE UI RP LLY went cee on: athletic ability and love for the WAVY ieee pint aed hie ey JENNIE RUTH Woopy IUTHERY W EDDINGION |e iVO4s2100 calla 2 aan) Ser Mary AGNES CORRIHER . EVERETTE ALLMAN...... love jor Ruth Freeze oe. CLYDE BOsTIAN er Hn RICE eee ae love for Arrowoods.......... MILDRED SMITHDEAL RICHARD SUDION «5 oe ac advantage of having a sister to GCE U2Y LESSONS. ren, ont eee Howarpd WEDDINGTON MECART: GOODMA Nigee «a2 Ni DAS ULNCSS nea eee PAULINE BOSTIAN EIAZED SMITH geen smartness and neatness........ LILLIAN LINKER (EAC ASN Bias 2m Se tag dean BULLY tO PI CACD leit arate JUNIOR ABERNATHY RH BRAVER Maer: oat defensive basketball playing....HILDA RAE LITAKER (GOLDEN ISEMeaen ie ost determination to get an educa- | HOW 8s sR ah a Wea ene DuRHAM Ross 9 SADIE: LINK Romer ian.@ 5 us giggles and nit-wit personality. .Mrs. DORON 4 1 Gifts distributed by Sabie LINKER, Testator. Witnessed by HAYDEN CARTER, MELBA KETNER, CLARA MAE WISE. pas Fe YELLOW JACKET pom phate CE pr A LUUK INTU THE FUTURE As I gazed in the face of an old grandfather clock, a strange thing happened. Time moved up and the clock hands departed from the clock face and left me gazing into the year of °51. There I saw the whereabouts and occupations of my former classmates. They came before me as the following people: Hazel Sutton and Louise Bost are joint owners of a beauty salon. Pauline Corriher is teaching Home Economics in Landis High School. Helen Beaver is a special reporter for the New York Times. Her latest “scoop” is the marriage of Eva Mae Dishman. Evelyn Foutz has just received the award for the most beautiful eyes in America; the judges were Harold Campbell, Luther Weddington, and Richard Sutton. Hazel Smith is teaching French in Landis University while her sister, Addie Mae, resides as the faithful wife of the President of the University. ' The most successful business man of the year is none other than Fred Triece, Jr., owner of many business firms from New York to San Francisco. His good looking secretary is Mary Lee Smith. The Reverend J. C. Hill has the honor of being the pastor of Landis Baptist Church, while Della Mae Beaver teaches a class. Melba Ketner’s love for the song, “In My Merry Oldsmobile,’ has been worth while because she now sells Oldsmobiles for Corriher Finance Company, owned and operated by Joel Corriher. Louise Sloope now has an easy job amusing a rich old man with her wise cracks while she makes love to his son. Two local girls are now champions, for Ruth Beaver excels in basketball and Imogene Bost is the greatest figure skater. Helen Karriker is composing both music and lyrics for the world’s most famous maestro, Paul Campbell. Trilby Beaver, the famous playright, is now writing the script “Red Headed Angel’ co- starring Evelyn Suttle and Floyd Daugherty. James Massey’s and Alexander Roberts’ ability to act took them places for they are outstanding comedians in Hollywood. Ruth Wright is demonstrating a dimple machine invented by Mack Pless. The Harmonettes heard over station S-E-N-I-O-R are none other than Louise Turner, Sadie Linker, Ruth Freeze, and Pauline Brown with Carl Pless announcing. Virginia Rutledge got her last piece of jewelry, (a ring), and with it goes the man. Herman Eagle is married to a good-looking blonde, lives in his winter home at Miami, drives a new Mercury every year, and owns a chain of Cafes from Maine to Miami. Allie Murphy, after wandering rather aimlessly around the world in search for that certain young man, has come back home to resume hez job in Woolworth’s store. Faye Roseman has become a well known nurse. At present she is helping Dr. Ernest Garver at the Wise Hospital, named for the famous scientist, Clara Wise. Colon Seaford, High School Principal, has added to his faculty Beatrice Goodnight and Daisy Overcash. Everette Allman, who has joined the Hayden Carter Circus, has the honor of presenting to the world the tallest and shortest man, none other than Clarence Hamilton and Cecil Linn. The world’s most daring man is Jack Sloope, test pilot for transport planes, and the pretty air- hostess is Ruth Sechler. Mr. Golden Wise is founder and president of the Wise Business College. Carl Goodman, inventor of the new mono-cyclinder tractor, has as his secretary Valerie Sowers. Nellie Suddeth has moved back to her home town in Georgia where she works in a telephone office. Leona Helms is sound effects technician for the radio program “Litaker versus Weddington” starring Gladys Litaker and Ethel Weddington. Helen Kimball, who has been studying voice in Paris, has just returned to make an Operatic Tour of the Americas. Rachel Swink and Vaydeen Rogers are owners of a large Department Store on Rainbow Drive in Landis, North Carolina. Just as I saw a dim-shadow that I believed was myself, the clock hands pushed me back and there I stood again gazing in the clock face and wondering what the future holds for me. EVELYN EAGLE, Class Prophet. Twenty-six YELLOW JACKET SENIOR SUPERLATIVES TRILBY BEAVER HERMANEAGLE-EVELYNEAGLE HELEN KIMBALL JACK SLOOPE MIDS TAULRATIVE Be S71 DRESSED MOST CONCEITED BEST ALL- ROUND ee = te bt i il ADDIE MAE SMITH� CARL PLESS CLARENCE HAMILTON TRILBY BEAVER-HERMAN EAGLE MOST BASHFUL WITTIEST-LAZIE ST Deo SPORTS serene: MOGENE BOST BIGGEST FLIRT ; % VIRGINIA RUTLEOGE COLON SEAFORD RUTH FREEZE ALLIE MURPHY- FLOYD DAUGHERTY MOS ToT DIOUS CLesS BABY DIOS TAAL Be TLS FRED TRIECE, JR TEACHER'S PET 2A MARY LEE SMITH:FLOYD DAUGHERTY EVELYN EAGLE-JACK SLOOPE HERMAN AMOEVELYN EAGLE FRED TRIECE,JR-RUTH SECHLER BEST LOOKING MOST POPULAR FRIENDLIE ST MOST DIGNIFIED ai : Twenty-seven YELLOW JACKET THE JULLY JUNIORS OFFICERS JAMES KIMBALL «5.35 eens ole ae ee nA dee ee President W-Je ROBERTS: i cciieor, eden sctiie are eee acti ke ice Vice-President Ge WU ANGRIGHT was, 2 ea aria lgee ie ce pce Male SRR ne Ont a e a e ee Secretary MARVIN 2 WyEAST fs. 535% Sia ghe se See tre atthe re ora) ace ec ss a gt Treasurer Mrs.;: RALPH LINN 5.2 2. )ue0Gpae o.. aoe adcacieain 2 9 St cient eee ee eee eo Adviser Mrs. MYRTHA DORON) omit tae Ses cunts Gila © oRme ote ce Sea oa Adviser MEMBERS Billy Beaver Frances Ennis Elsie Murdock Hoyt Snipes Margaret Beaver Kathleen Bolick Clyde Bostian Pauline Bostian Vance Bradshaw Carl Brown Rosa Lee Brotherton Clifford Campbell Edith Carter Ruth Coon Ralph Correll Mary Agnes Corriher Clyde Corriher , Raymond Daugherty Pauline Abernathy Ralph Allman Virginia Eddleman Wayne Deal be saa CD pew Ww Willie Mae Fisher Dorothy Funderburke Dorothy Garrison Vivian Garrison John Goodnight Dewey Harris Rachel Johnson Lewis Karriker Troy Karriker James Kimball Albert Lawrence Thelma Lentz Albert Linn Margaret McCreary Hazel Owens Grace Patterson Henry Poteat Joe Propst W . J. Roberts Durham Ross Pauline Rymer Frances Sechler Reece Sloan Jack Smith Jessie Smith Joy Smith Lawrence Smith Ralph Smith INO TSUN SPI G TURE Kathryne Fesperman Paul Karriker Mary Katherine Goodman Thebes Karriker Carrie Hampton Pearl Honbarger Lee Watson Marlow Vennie Moore Gertrude Stroude YELLOW JACKET oa Margie Stewart Evelyn Suther Ray Suther Lois Thomas Juanita Thompson Frank Triece Elizabeth Upright Marvin Weast Buttler Weddington Lurlie Weddington Margaret Wensil Frank Wilkinson Louise Wilson G. W. Wright Evelyn Ruff Harold Sechler Hubert Smith Mildred Smithdeal Twenty-eight 1 THUSE WISE ULU SUPHUMURES LuLu BELLE MASON Mrs. JOHN Fox RUTH CAMPBELL JACKIE SWEATT CHARLIE CORRIHER MR. ]. L. JONES Katherine Hubbard Vivian Hamilton Alma Watts Ludelia Holland Lula Belle Mason Venedra McAllister Claudine Hinson Margaret Blackwelder Mable Bebber Ruth Campbell Ruby Johnson Howard Weddington Catherine Riley Clara McLaughlin Evelyn Owens Hilda Rae Litaker Viola Edwards Ruth McCorkle Emma Mesimer Louise Butler Mary Agnes Bost Mary Honeycutt Verniece Murphy Betty Sue Seagle Helen Miller Marie Corrihet A. Lee Hoke William Nesbitt Bobby Troutman James Wright Ruby Foster Roosevelt Miller Mabel Lipe Edith Brown OFFICERS VY SO. (Rod MRR iets acl Sa Oe vah Bae ee aa NE President ET Ce rem See. mn me ee” To Trae Ai les a ken athe Adviser MEMBERS Gladys Goodman Rachel Garver Dura Mae Howell Charlie Corriher Ray Helms Herman Grissom Thomas Karriker Billy Troutman Ray Daniel Dwiggins Duanc erat) cae Paul Abernathy Bernard Deal Billie Deaver Mildred Moore Robert Alexander Glen Broome (Not in Picture) Juanita Rogers Edna Pethel Clara Belle Wilcox Dorothy Wilkinson Pauline Hartsell Edward Lancaster YELLOW JACKET - Te! Lene wnere rea IN Mn? Solute. 8 ght eee yo Secretary Be es cc en nae CRA ee ee Adviser Carl Weddington Pauline Hartsell Sherman McClaid Willie Troutman Arthur Lee Walter Corriher Hugh Brown Karriker Jackie Sweatt John Martin Cavin Herman Ritchie Ray Weddington Andrew Smith William Goodnight Paul Leonard Karriker Oscar Deal Clifford Wilson Walter Weddington Thirty Thirty-one SUPHOMURE CLAS5 YELLOW JACKET THOSE EATING FRESHMEN OFFICERS Mr.” DONALD] CUNNINGEA Minimpcss Gin tee gerne eine nee ee Adviser JACKIE’ TAYLOR fat Rs, iti, os loch Gea ocr cae acetal ae Sen cheat teat Leona Vice-President MISs REBEKAH “MGBRIDEGicg, 8 wats cio ested eae ce cart ren se a eee Adviser. LOIS CAMPBELL scatis 5p Sagat to se Sa Aa eR RT aT ce OORT ae Treasurer JOHNNIE GW ILLIA MS Fotos caer Goh sot ae atte te ve tit OE Re 07s ana eee tee eer President Mrs. HARRY? CORRIH ERs oa atti 08 ey say citer tg rine eee ei Adviser FRANGES ® [VEY sc ee auores eo oeengte een, Se ana aig Re a ene Secretary MR JOHN? WHITE BOSTIAN Ga Abo ote oid ook eee tte eee er Adviser MEMBERS Lois Campbell Helen Brown Frances Poteat Perry Wilson Ray Lipe Allie May Ervin Ruth Archie Anna Rodgers Willard Hubbard Virgil Cooke Lucile Harris Marie Lipe Nellie Hyde Glen Funderburke Gilbert Spears Virginia Fullam Bessie Overcash Amy McDaniels Oscar Fullam Allen Wilkinson Naomi Knight Cora Belle Rymer Martha Deal Alvah Towell Arnold Parks Mildred Swink Margaret Shinn Ruth Bostian Ted Burris Ernest Outen Helen Daugherty Pauline Price Virginia Ross Bruce Goodnight Jack Coffee Evelyn Sanders Zelia Thomas Juanita Bostian Phillip Heglar Glen Breeze Louise Roseman Hazel Correll Ruby Overcash Jackie Taylor eon Lillian Linker Louise Sloope Frances Upright Johnnie Williams ole Caries Neavonne Carter Lucinda Sheffler Lucy Long Dewey Brookshire Y Ofher Miriam Suther Margaret Troutman Juanita Shipman Hoyle Garver Junior Beaver Hattie Alley Helen Leazer Ramelle Carpenter Billy Beaver Gene Corriher Faye Propst Althena Bostian Theresa Thornburg P. J. Fox James Shinn Carlene Hinson Rachel Sanders Christine Corrither L.L. Smith Lester Troutman Juanita Bostian Ida B. Wilhelm Jennie Ruth Woody Jack Karriker Harmon Arrowood Evelyn Brackett | Mary Sue Sechler Frances Ivey Harold Sechler Larry Beaver Evelyn Petrea Helen Medlin Audrey Medlin Myron Troutman William Parks B ‘ Doris Yates Katherine McCorkle Eugene Murray Ray Hill R : ‘ ahi wa Phyllis Owens Lois Linker Eugene Stiff Raymond Sutton AV tae Agnes Rodgers Luvenia Eddleman Ray Eddleman, Jr. Glen Schenck Grady Beaver Louise Morgan — Juanita Wright Harlen Morrison Earl Kesterson Richard London Phyllis Snipes Margie Patterson Baxter Sechler Ray Sloan Raymond Parks (Not in Picture) Naomi Knight Daralene Sweatt Pearl Holshouser Jackie Smith Bill Wilhelm Vita Karriker Evelyn Eller Willie Strickland Paul Wilhelm YELLOW JACKET nee Thirty-three FRESHMAN LLASss YELLOW JACKET . The long and short of it . . . Time out for Howdy do . . . Hail, hail the gang’s all here lunch . . . The sophomore wisdom . . . Don’t hit me! . . . Borrowed jallopy . . . I’m the duck’s cackle . Smile, Frances, Smile . . . Girls, Girls . Love me love my dog .. . In the arms of the law ... Making friends with the sister . . . Loafer’s corner . . . The Principal likes the pause that refreshes . . . You won't leave us . Student and practice teacher . . . Juanita Have a bite . . . Looking down on Cecil... . Thirty-four HAPPY HUURS ‘A little time for laughter, A litile time to sing.” Yellow Jacket Stati Published annually by the LANDIS SENIOR CLASS Member SOUTHERN INTERSCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION FRED | LRIECE) Ruane ee eee Editor-in-Chief BVELYING S UCU Eee eee ae ae eee Associate Editor LE ENG KCAR RIK BIR eee eae ve Business Manager [EN ASIRON, IEIN@IUT 6 6 cnc oagaaesuae Advertising Manager VIRGIN TAGE. OC IEED Gb eee meee ear a een te Clubs RUTH SSECH LER MGs tose er cee een cei eo cee Sports PAULA CAMPBELL sae eee Pree Photo Editor TRILBY A DEAVERS tas oe ee ora Features MARVIN WEAST i FRANCES SECHLER Ns Juntor Representatives THELMA LENTZ DuarbD LINN, JR ) : Saas _. Sophomore Representatives Tat. Breer comin ice da NG OUI JACKIE TAYLOR ) FRANCES IVEY _.. Freshman Representatives JOHNNIE WILLIAMS MiISsiBURGE sata nat ea eo ee ee Adviser YELLOW JACKET eae TSE GEG AEN ODA le Published monthly by the LANDIS HIGH SCHOOL Member SOUTHERN INTERSCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION JmleiCngiNy TROMASV IES, 0's 5 ete O goeae Go Oo e Editor Ween ROBERTS acre tesua cece: Associate Editor (CANA. INU NYRI a5 336 6 Oe Business Manager JACK SLOOPE | hear lub Editor. MARGARET BLACKWELDER § Club Editors RUTH SECHLER Mary AGNES CORRIHER } DuARD LINN, Jr. JACKIE TAYLOR Class Editors VIRGINIA RUTLEDGE...... Circulation Manager JUANITA THOMPSON..........-. Sports Editor Thirty-seven JAMES KIMBALL EVELYN EAGLE SADIE LINKER JOHNNIE WILLIAMS Mary LEE SMITH ARTHUR LEE EVELYN SUTTLE RUTH WRIGHT HELEN KARRIKER Miss McBrIDE Mr. CUNNINGHAM Mr. J. W. BosTIAN YELLOW — —_—_ er ee Proof Readers .. Special Reporters ...Faculty Advisers JACKET jal pap CD) fom BETA CLUB OFFICERS FRED ‘TRIECE): [Ro sei aecl 0 Seniesa kee eva ee ene hens A eho Rage PRE tea President HELEN KIMBA LIA, ceeveats cqece kere te eae eee i ee ee teem Vice-President RUTH “SECHLERta.c5 a7. ek aes caye aie eees a een teed dad yn eee ee ae cee Secretary CLARA + WISE... Sa 56 alege, bay dat ten tee akc ote Coe ee eRe RIE eC ee a Treasurer MR; LAWRENCE: (.3.5-fe chia t hei nie eet eatey eee Sent oe ee ee Adviser MEMBERS Helen Karriker Ruth Sechler Beatrice Goodnight Hazel Sutton Evelyn Suttle Clara Wise Hazel Smith Mr. Lawrence Trilby Beaver Ruth Wright Pauline Corriher Frances Sechler Juanita Thompson Virginia Rutledge Frank Triece Jack Sloope Thelma Lentz Joy Smith Marvin Weast James Kimball Fred Triece, Jr. Mary Agnes Corriher Lee Watson Marlow W. J. Roberts Helen Kimball Margaret McCreary Harold Sechler Carl Brown Vivian Garrison Henry Poteat ] BETA CLUB PLEDGE 9 I solemnly declare that I shall always strive to hold fast to the principles of honesty; to con- A stantly endeavor to maintain a creditable record; to cultivate in my life and conduct the principles 1 which THE NATIONAL BETA CLUB is organized to encourage. I further pledge myself to co- operate with the members of this club in the promotion of a sense of individual responsibility to our school, community, State and Nation; to make right the master of might; and to consecrate our fellowship to mutual helpfulness and the betterment of our fellow students. YELLOW JACKET Thirty-eight PLAYMABER'S CLUB EVELYN SULTLE «4202 date ok PRED EE RIECES | Rok ieann eee er. ELBE Ne IMB AL beens ieee IMIS See INVAUNTG aS OIG Eee Helen Kimball Beatrice Goodnight James Massey Helen Karriker Miss Burge OFFICERS 8 Ee cra tye ML see AL ee a taceee Geet eae Ae President sa Saenger See ore PO Vice-President EV ste ES Pee Te hk of se Secretary and Treasurer BE eR Radars tnd ee a Adviser MEMBERS Thelma Lentz Fred Triece, Jr. Hazel Smith Evelyn Suttle Mary Agnes Corriher Jack Sloope Joy Smith Mary Lee Smith Evelyn Eagle James Kimball Application of make-up, long discussions of costumes, play practices (when we could get the stage), a Christmas pageant, creation of various lighting effects .. these things have kept the members of the Playmaker’s Club busy this year. Although we may not be great actors, we know that “all the world is a stage’’ and each of us is ready to play his part. Thirty-nine YELLOW JACKET SENIOR GLEE CLUB OFFICERS JACK. SLOOP cfu fh cs aren Ae Rate eg Re de Er ee a ee President EVELYN’ EAGLE 2852 cre ft Soper) Cee i ees enna ene ee Vice-President FLELEN] KIMBAT Tesch atin tresses eee era eee ced ns rere a Secretary and Treasurer MRS.3 JOHN | FOX: ete ttpens cat's ie cgs tetera te tee ae atta) Sarna ge ea Director MEMBERS Gene Corriher Duard Linn, Jr. Myron Troutman Johnnie Williams Lois Campbell Catherine Riley Mrs. Fox Rachel Garver Audrey Medlin Marie Lipe Juanita Bostian Venedra McAllister Louise Turner Hazel Smith Roosevelt Miller Fred) Mrteces im Ray Eddleman, Jr. Jackie Taylor Helen Karriker Faye Roseman Ruth Campbell Margaret Blackwelder Dorothy Wilkinson Vivian Hamilton Clara Mae Wise Ruth Sechler Rachel Johnson Paul Campbell Glenn Funderburke Bernard Deal Beatrice Goodnight Allie Murphy Melba Ketner Claudine Hinson Mary Agnes Corriher Joy Smith Gladys Goodman Ruby Johnson Louise Sloope James Kimball James Massey Jack Sloope Clarence Hamilton Helen Beaver Thelma Lentz Helen Miller Mary Lee Smith Helen Kimball Evelvn Eagle Giving a Thanksgiving program and a Christmas program to help make money for our contest music constituted our only programs for the year. After Christmas there were many weeks of hard practicing for the Spring Music Contest. YELLOW JACKET Forty Mrs. EARL PROPST JUNIUB GLEE CLUB OERTICERS LULA BELLE MASON Mary Agnes Bost Mabel Lipe Ruth Archie Phyllis Snipes Margaret Beaver Miriam Suther Lucinda Sheffler can sing bass and tenor. Forty-one Se ACSI Rtas Re SP REA credo Pt? Se Te cage nora ATO aR PS perp ie er Reporter Adviser Cie. S192 'e' le] (©) Jel 1s) eiuenyanis; 0) eee) 0 © fel 6 10016) eil-9, (a) ‘ae Ol 0) 6 ce: e igt-e ee]. (61.6) « Je ohet ele! vf ee MEMBERS Margaret Troutman Luvenia Eddleman Doris Yates Carlene Hinson Mildred Swink Mary Honeycutt Juanita Shipman President Vice-President Lula Belle Mason Ramelle Carpenter Clara McLaughlin Marie Corriher Christine Corriher Willie Strickland (not in picture ) We do not claim to have the best voices in the world, but we certainly can tell the difference between do and mi. Although we can’t get any boys to join our club we have some girls who YELLOW JACKET Secretary-Treasurer fd pean CD Joe pet fas pe CSO The Senior Class of Landis High School Presents LAUY SPITFIRE A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS By KATHARINE KAVANAUGH Thursday Evening, December 19, at 8:00 O’Clock By Special Arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company Gere Ashe le Caletakes MISS PRUDE NCE, owner of the Rutherford School for Girls.................. TRILBY BEAVER (QUNIDNE IBYNE Ae -wiaieSaie ial, oS GAMO. ccanwscdacdecceoesconnneesaagvocd: EVELYN SUTTLE GINGERGREIDVanotherestudentamias ier ee eae ee ee en ae ee LOUISE SLOOPE FE@OBE LEE BERAHONerano thers tic Crit atte ae HELEN KARRIKER KAYS SUTTON SIA D YAS PIAL EIR Escenas HELEN KIMBALL TLOMLBROWING looking: :£O.e% worker emer nee reenter ae et eee JACK SLOOPE BUD -JONES 2 Tomes pal Sec as seeds ace eee arc ee eee JAMES MASSEY JEDIEBUELLS a constable. iF scr Set eer nM het eet ae en ee ALEXANDER ROBERTS BN RISD WERVASYEN TE kayis feten cl meaeaen ae i ier ae aaa FRED TRIECE, JR. STEPHONSSUDMION? Kavisitatheraneweeeeiei: sien case aerate ene arr PAUL CAMPBELL PLACE: The reception room of the Rutherford School for Girls. TIME: The present. Summer. SYNOPSIS ACT I: The reception room of the Rutherford School for Girls. The present. A summer morning. ACT II: Scene One: The same. An afternoon three days later. Scene Two: The same. Evening of the next day. ACT III: The same. A short time later. PrOMpLeree Pada baer EVELYN EAGLE IDI AGIO NS, ee cate es FOS Oho. NANCY BURGE Y EK L LOW A Ad : K KT Forty-two The Junior Class of Landis High School Presents FAITH, HUPE, and FLAHITY A FARCE IN THREE ACTS By JAy Topstas March 28, 1941, 8:00 P. M. CO Mehvat Re IAEA LBS (In order of their first appearance ) SAPEYAPARSONS=——-thegimial dtc ses arctytorne miata r ere eae ree en nt rere ae ae THELMA LENTZ ENR Ys. BEODGE I F——the: butlertsg. yous cen a as. cere rea aie pees een ne Greene ure cater ALBERT LINN IMERS, CULINADE., (ORISINIEN dine INOUE STONE, ooo cannon ccbanacgaenadssoooune RACHEL JOHNSON MAMIE eMcCORKLE==the COOK Yara ed isn coca eee a ee ee en een FRANCES SECHLER FAITH CRABBE—Twin daughter of Quadlander Crabbe.................. JUANITA THOMPSON HOPE CRABBE—Twin daughter of Quadlander Crabbe................. Mary AGNES CORRIHER MONE Ya VAIN N A Ee Rea Tt eoi DO valet ei) cl ae a MARVIN WEAST REGGIE VAN TWILLER—Hope's. boy friend... ........4-.4. 060.0505 LEE WATSON MARLOW OUADLANDER: CRABBE—A° retited businessman 1 42 90 eee ene te W. J. ROBERTS TERENCE FLARITY—A young man—evidently Irish......................... JAMES KIMBALL JACKS OUINDAN:=-] erty’ Sh pallies x. a trst.o. se ukdia dopa Si eee ene eee eee ieee FRANK TRIECE Vays TEA INE =A neactressi® accasee ies. c a hin che teeee racae cate i yan an Ree emer ae rear ELIZABETH UPRIGHT DA TRICKSELARIT Ye(PAL)— Terry's fathetina san cet eee ee nee G. W. WRIGHT TIME: A bright, sunshiny afternoon in June. PLACE: A suburb of a midwestern city. SYNOPSIS OF ACTS ACT I: Living room of Quadlander Crabbe’s home, about five-thirty o'clock of an afternoon in June. ACT II: The same as in Act I. A few moments later. ACT III: The same as previous acts. Ten minutes after the close of Act II. LPAOUWOR os bee 6 ao CAE VENNIE MOORE WIG INA Po6 once ena: BUTLER WEDDINGTON Forty-three YELLOW JACKET hae bmp rome mt pie CD pam MUNUGHAM CLUB OFFICERS JUANITA “THOMPSO NG agg REG! UP Mtge mers ae ere area ee Ve ge President War [SEROBERTS 2p eee eee ct ee Sem epee ene een ae Pete tera trae Vice-President ALLIE MURPHY 25 ct eo ohne a nc ae ¢ Secretary and Treasurer Mik | sel ON BS® tie bey nee eee eR SeoSeN des cara ee ele ea Regen Cae Adviser MEMBERS Ruth Beaver Mr. Jones Juanita Thompson Durham Ross Allie Murphy Raymond Daugherty Dewey Harris Floyd Daugherty Albert Linn Hubert Smith James Wright W. J. Roberts Billie Beaver G. W. Wright All of us have earned a letter “L’’ by now. Some one asked me whether it stood for laziness. “No”! was my answer. We are proud it stands for “LANDIS”. Forty-four YELLOW JACKET FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS BELAY DEN SCAR TER Sed gina ee he Ee ee ecient a e SN pene ee ait President OAR GOODMAN 5 ee eee ene ad ori et ea, Tae inthe eens CR Vice-President PETERS Te GHAR VER citig. fen, Ge So bg Cuts catia Ae car et aS ee cae ee Secretary (SHAR TIPE C ORRIN ER ht rite eae ray Re ee Es ot ae OTe ae Treasurer DULLER WEDDINGS OIN isas ecsuc tee rade eehy et sel erecta Mea APSO en Reporter MEMBERS Jack Karriker Kyle Corriher Hugh Brown Karriker Charlie Corrither James Wright Glen Funderburke Hoyle Garver Paul Karriker Bernard Deal Eugene Bost Raymond Sutton Ray Hill Jackie Sweatt William Goodnight Gilbert Spears Jackie Smith Ray Weddington Herman Ritchie Walter Corriher Carl Weddington Luther Weddington Carl Pless Larry Beaver Ray Lipe Arnold Parks Lawrence Smith Ernest Outen Virgil Cook James Shinn Raymond Parks Myron Troutman William Parks Beaver Grady Beaver Harold Campbell Richard London Thomas Karriker Walter Weddington Jack Smith Lewis Karriker Harold Sechler Ray Suther Butler Weddington Mack Pless Richard Sutton Lester Troutman Ralph Smith Harold Sechler Howard Weddington Hayden Carter Carl Goodman Ernest Garver IL NU Syeanhday fie. T. B. Karriker Clyde Corriher Andrew Smith Clifford Campbell The Landis Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has been active throughout the year. The Chapter has participated in the county and State FFA contests, has 100% membership in the National Association, has taken three educational tours, and carried on the regular work of a chapter of Future Farmers of America. Forty-five YELLOW JACKET (ail we Srapbools Cl YELLOW JACKET Forty-six ALL GUUU SPURTS “What shall 1 do with all the days and hours?” pm pe Ce FUUTBALL CECIL. LINING stoi 38 Whee ee igen rite peg ee cok area eee ees ee Quarter Back JACKIE. TAYLOR Streets. coh, 3 ee harps ee ee ee ee a ee End JAMES : WRIGH T5 Uh air rset a ota. Sere ewe A nee eae ey eee a End DURHAM: .ROSS's. Sih, Seas SAS eins whe lice lace otek ace are an aE tag Aa ore ge ee Center KYLE: CORRIHER 24) Me sop gh tN Caan Deer Sere e a en ga © ee Ione ROE tear Full Back ANDREW. SMITH § SissvBan eis Me Gea mee Ue tie SOL GR eRe oe ee ean ce End ALBERT | LINN 0 505 :abigiec eee ty Roce RE IIe See See eta eT ane Full Back RAYMOND: DAUGH ER‘T Y. paar aratie ne er hen nae ecg enna oe neg orm Full Back and End Gi Wie W RIGHTS 0) ti! cou tise ined odes oe ein ae et Quarter Back and Captain Wie ROBERTS op ee coef dah ee da lone SA Raney ce tlre aE ek Pos Full Back FLOYD; DAUGHERTY 7250.20 a cote ens Sener eels at ae ney ae me Half Back MR: J JONES | coriice $08 cote peage petite stn 6 eee ti ha ge ee ee Pe Coach SCHEDULE Vs Landis East; Spencers (het) tcamccnsee: kee ecet tater siete hes ee eee a 6 SP Rockwell’ (there) 40 estonia occ ome Fc re OE eee co eee are en See 12 12 Pilot: High) (here) Seeee ree ty terceris egy cee Sepa oe ere nara ea 16 16 Rockwell sChete Yee eevee seco Ga A ae chee aS ot oe i i S 12 12 Fast Spencers (there!) gest eben. suc te ere meet en STD ea ee ae ae) on 0 25 Pilot High : (there), crite esos tis sieges ene eRe ear cree era ree a 0 7 YELLOW JACKET Forty-eight PRB PANNE GEL Wc rate oN ie cls aie ca te Mee aaa ge eee ate Third Base DPE OBER TS 2 500 tor 4 oh, Qe eanereast anton ihe Mota ky Tn eR ee en Gee cE Catcher HEEB RCW RO NLUDEL 5° re cae ane taj dresses cia ove pemedtetan a siih Sai aes geo ken Es RR at tog First Base PER ELA MIR OSS 89 So. silo ecc thse be aug at Gea Dearne ag At eee en Ts Ne Wee oe a Pitcher BRON YORE EA TMS © tyr Pons asia ean 8 he cag TS aes tae ea Ne eae TE ae ee Second Base POPOV MO AUGHERT Vie trials. 0a A8i2. cba va yaar vasaars ate eee re OS een enn Shortstop ATR LOMD IDA UGHERTY “ts wha tauettas oe h (tered Maer emt eaee ste) 2 Sie Ue Meme ae Pitcher ES ISIUNE BROOME Soret. .oe 5 sh Nhs ey Scag apie) DeLee Ge Re IEE toate eae Center field HSER NAR Ta Teeae sister ro) fc dyiaIa AS ag oP cy cto ce acer ees, eee Right field IVE Rem ONE Space Mast tose cade © RX tive iee noe aie, cena ROR Nae ore a cas at tne eae ea Coach WEAN CHE DB ADSELA Weare a0 ssessy a dibees vel tae ce Metre ae ae ay ee Manager PANIED ERODING ental ah Sat le Ova Se ee i ny Ae Ale ee Third Base ERE TO Bim Lc BEM Wire as iran ttcet io keds ah cone Se nee Sree th ae, eee ee Right field PIRI ANS GRISSOM Ssbaooec esas © eia ayant ve OEE Me ea ao kh PEE MOE First Base ON DR EW sg 9 MIT Hoge eeosi's salen crlatn, showy ecliocd kets rien a Meets nen ee ae eee eee an aes Leftfield VA Gi Fave DAY LORS tie fecdtisnher iA 2 oo (ste rae SU Soaks Are Meteo Shortsto p MOEN BY ELAR RIS cs auc We cay tvigs bate c Pteie 28) 5 aa Bends er eel es a ata cr Second Base BUA Va LTP Berets ee feo el ace Lacy ag a Ra ca eed ee Center field P OETNSBIVEAR TING CA VIN 25, cas sbko. 5, cue i9s hap nahh oe POR rt 2 ar me ge Manager BASEBALD SCHEDULE Marchi] ape eeee te a. Mooresville (here) PavoVMtPaWK werk so GeRa as ofs ta oe Woodleaf (here) Marchw25: ashrger ear Mooresville (there) Aprile T5yp aes) aes SRRet ce 2 20F Boyden (there) Ileal OAS}, 6 a bin oS outa Granite Quarry (here) (AD filles Se ie eran ee aes he weaanees oe Rockwell (here) Yebor lei acc cao o aman Granite Quarry (there) BN oY il) | 7201 See ae Blew 2 yD Belmont (there) Pawo dla ocean VR ALR Woodleaf (there) Apr ile2'S hecaactti 2c.t eee Boyden (here) A Prile Sn pone eae ae kiegs Rockwell (there) Fa cfm Mey ACl eee ma a RNS 2 6, oer Re Belmont (here) Forty-nine YELLOW JACKET pad jf CD fe ie he GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM MISS’ BURGE 229.50 240 sae deer et ae Det Nea tr etck Sonat.” acre ae ee eer wea Chaperon JUANITA CLHOMPSON tebe sh bur ele pa) eee A ees ee em ee Ie ee Forward LOIS: THOMAS 2 socucee ceeds so eee a eI re astd nr Forward RUTH [BRAVER. 4. u. ig crane ena che ean wn eer eae ee ere Ee Guard (Co-Captain) ALLIE SMURPHY a, oy ah tea one il wedi Oe ee on rea eee Guard (Co-Captain) JENNIEsRUTH™ WOODY casecnei ee recy sic tey sence eter e ctett ae Oke aetlaete ee eae eee Guard FRANGES'S ENNIS 7 ecic sates rat okegn ceive ade tee. fore at Caen REN ee ne ee Guard Mae CUNNINGHAM ajc Fieve Is te celeron ree oe coves ai tae esc ne yee ee Coach FRANCES « IVEY. 55.405 totes avcetilis thelr at PURER «Ge 0h STI rears Forward HILDA: RAK: LITAKER. 6.3 pa gice eo kee ogee ea Se dremte op ate ein ee oe ee eae Forward AUDREY MEDLIN (hbk 55 Se Pere eee cs MN eet GeO cst Forward WHILLTE? MAB FISHER O.c.4.foo 5 ittens bee car cc ae cat Bi nS er te edo ee Guard TRILBY; BEAVER. teste Bot ea a ecco ee eee Oar Ca a een eee are ere ee Forward ETHEL? WEDDINGTON Pe ase oe een a ete int a ae Forward The girls did not win many victories this year, but nevertheless they fought hard in every game. They were always smiling and took the defeats good-naturedly. Even though a few were on the courts for looks, they tried to satisfy the coach who worked diligently with them. They ended the year with a victory over Cleveland, and it made them so happy they forgot all the previous defeats. YELLOW JACKET ih BUYS BASKETBALL TEAM Be POM ONES Pen trhds o2 inh bs Heh walks Al guia Me RR Nah Gol coe ee ane eae dt hee Coach Peer GOOD NIGH Tu. G.t.22; NAR ia gs en cca ence en er ar Ret Sorat eos Sire Forward SEMEN ROO ME de or 2 a GA. ons sateen, Ste! ads TUES 2 ANC Ree hE Re rT Se Forward PAB) AP ELOA WIGHT ERT Vata Sas a gat ra een ies Bern Pe EL eer ie ee read ..... Forward GIEAREING Gee FTA MIT: TON. 2 n, i.e ae at eth galas er tw ee ek een 2 Re Center CEN ENG RIGEL Free ridges, dcr alae d Uk Ge nes Sido: SN | Coe UR ang, pee Be hae ale Forward TRUS eae CANE TENE Sie aoe ghe nos S278 ovate ee Ma tare ey, eer ea Mie a BRM eee MINES ren Guard IBF yam PAAR BSc’ sen yin ch Pak SU Rk Rou Ne cad eae EY, Se Manager RAYMOND | DAUGHERT Yes ih dertite suas ees eis eee ee al en ee Guard HUBER TISMITH he Jnad ehonn, cAfison i cis: oeeXsomrcamtcen ees acted Sea Ee Eee ee Re Center AMES WRIGHT 2. Ue cty sera enctoai's «hank aye Sue's ota: oBtha a teeta atone Ra arte eee Guard Net ERROR RT State 8 seca. ices se uerae: 3 od Take eos baller Nae cle aay ee ee Manager Time out—basketball is over for the year. The basketball clock has unwound. But that’s no sign it has stopped, for next year it will be wound. Those days of hard practicing were not spent in vain although the boys didn’t win many games. They had lots of fun trying to beat their opponents, but nevertheless they weren’t very successful. One of the most exciting games was the one between China Grove and Landis. Hurrah for Landis, because they kept China Grove guessing until the whistle blew. We feel as if our team will be one of the leaders in the county next year. Fifty-one YELLOW JACKET TENNIS DUARD LINN, JR. FRANCES SECHLER MARVIN WEAST JUANITA THOMPSON EVELYN SUTTLE FRED TRIECE, JR. Mr. LAWRENCE This is a high minded tennis team we have. They send nearly every ball through the rafters. Time out! Some of the Seniors have to have time out very often. They have to have a piece of candy, and when they get that piece of candy they want another piece. We have come to the conclusion that they can’t play tennis! amt phe CD oe Y K LLOW a ACK KT Fifty-two UUR AUVERTISERS opine ‘Remember that time 1s money.’ A VIEWPOINT AS Jrosl, AS TOMORROW and a policy of keeping just a step ahead of the crowd, are two reasons why our studio is the first in most folks’ thoughts when it’s time to be photographed. Out-of-date styles and poses don’t harmonize with your new costumes and we're ’ here to please you. May we show you our newest samples? MATTHEWS STUDIO Phone 544 North Kannapolis, N. C. MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK GOLDEN CRUST BREAD and LANDIS, N. C. TASTY CAKES Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation a 1 WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE KANNAPOLIS, N. C. 9 i PHONE 337-R 4 1 iL_— 1 e NN Fifty-four YELLOW JACKET SNIPES TEXACO SERVICE MILLER’S CAFE STATION Home Cooked Meals Texaco Products Plate Lunches, Drinks, Beer, And Wine Landis, N.C. Phone 45-L LANDIS, N.C. SEED Mis, DRUG CO. SALISBURY NEHI BEVERAGE CO. 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Cut-Rate Furniture Co., Salisbury, N. C. Foil Motor Co., Salisbury, N. C. Ivey’s Shoe Store, Concord, N. C. F. R. Davie Grocery Store, Kannapolis, N. C. Cabarrus Cash Grocery Store, Concord, N. C. Belk-Harry Co., Salisbury, N. C. The Gold Shop, Salisbury, N. C. Concord Motor Company, Concord, N. C. Ideal Beauty Shoppe, Landis, N. C. H. S. Melton, Salisbury, N. C. FAMOUS SAYINGS HEARD AROUND LANDIS HIGH SCHOOL . Tm a hard man McGee—Clarence Hamilton . If you tove me smile—Louise Sloope 3. Holy Mackeral! Where’s the Navy?—Imogene Bost .. Dummy!—tTrilby Beaver 5. I'm going to give you a black eye—Ruth Sechler }. Various and sundry other things—Miss Burge . Gee, that’s real beautiful—Evelyn Suttle 8. What for you?—Herman Eagle . Have you got your English—Allie Murphy . What are you doing tonight?—Fred Triece, Jr. . Ah keep quiet—Beatrice Goodnight 2. Really, that’s nice--Helen Karriker 3. Is that so?—Alexander Roberts 4. I don’t believe it—Eva Mae Dishman . I see daggers at you—Pauline Corriher 5. Fiddle. Dee Dee—Evelyn Eagle . I gotta go get my book reports—Paul Campbell . My country alive—Mr. Jones . Well, V'll be swigger—Lib Upright . Oh, my—Mary Lee Smith . Is that right—Cecil Linn Aw, go on—Durham Ross Huh, I don’t know—Ralph Correll That’s one person’s opinion—Mr. Broome Got any more new books—Eugene Stiff Stop making fun of my hair—Louise Roseman Did you see Captain Marvel—Ray Eddleman, Jr. . The point is—Mrs. Corriher . Leave the talking off—Mrs, Doron . Girls, study your French—Mrs. Linn LINN BROTHERS + THE BUSY STORE Since 1901 we au Ww Wh Phone 9211 Landis, N. C. 2 iO WwW Db to WW WwW te ds 11 1 Fifty-six YELLOW JACKET Ready to pass... They need a manager . . . Guards off the court . . . Smile now . . . Pass the ball ©. . Shoot .. «Listen to me -.. Girls in ajliuddle.. . Watch it G.. Wa... Tackle him .. . Football huddle . . . Baseball season is here . . . Time out . . . Hold the ball this way says the coach... Ready... 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