Lee Edwards High School - Hillbilly Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1935 volume:

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J -ti 1 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL . .1 5-52-ff' 'Y .ww A CQ 4 4 'I SJ ' I .fu V -SP if 5 L X T3 To THE FACULTY OF THE ASHEVII.LE HIGH SCHOOL, WHOSE UNTIRING EFFORTS HAVE BEEN DIRECTED TOWARD OUR BENEFIT, AND WHOSE EFFICIENT AND INSPIRING INFLUENCE HAS SURROUNDED Us DURING OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS, WE AFFECTION- ATELY DEDICATE THIS, THE '35 ISSUE OF 'THE HILLBILLY. m9x.vfg,f bf n W , . L, V I if E 5, F F F. 1- ' R . E: AUTUGRAP-HS : lima Jmlkfig ZMWM, fmewg, 7341411 ' 7vfmwf .Q-f1,.gg 9 fx.-+, fl-J . 'f ,wgdgfiff f A 1 ff ww M, , -M, ' . Xi ' G-Q ' Maki! if , nMwujf U ! ' fg,,g,1,fgf4?ff2flfT Tj?,f.4,b, f , 1 a ,Xl V T-i' .f M W, 45? ZZ ,QpjZM-ZW ,f 7 3 1 cu me lu luuueu cum' ' MARION C. ADAMS Miracles have not ceased. Greensboro State Music Contest '33: Band '32, '33, '34 and '3l5. EVELYN MARY ADAMS ' She came, she smilcd, she conquered. Cheerio Club: Cheerilo Treas. '34, '35: Student Club: Home Nursing' Certificate: Office Assistant '34: Sponsor Spartanburg' Football Game '34. OLIVE RUTH ANTHEA ALEXANDER Thou hast no faults, or no faults can I spy. H. F', Student Council '32: Pres. H. F. Boosters '32: Leadership Club: Student Council '33, '34: Sec. 11A and 1113: Glee Club: Student Club: Home Nurs- ing Certificate: Torchlight: Cheerio: Pres. French Club: Most lleserving Girl: Most Courteous Girl. JOHN STEVENS AIKEN As prone to mischief, as able to perform. it. Bachelors Club: Junior l-totariun: Cheer Leader: Pres. Assembly '31: Vice Pres. Assembly '32: Treas. Assembly '32: Chemistry Club: Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee: Page at Teacher's Convention '34: Glee Club '31: Orchestra '31: Band '31, HOWARD ANDERSON She came, she snzilcrl, hc -was C0lIt1Il1'I'l'd. Maroon Roisters: Jasons Club: Football: Basket- ball: Baseball: Track: Banrl '30, '31, '32, State Music Contest '33: Glee Club '31: Gym Exhibits. ELSIE DUNN ALLPORT lVhat's thc use of 'Lt'0'l'l'.Ilill!l,' it ncircr :ras ll'UI'l'lI while. Cheerio Club: Student Club: Sec. 9B Assembly. RALPH PAGE AS HWORTH He will iworllv as hwrd for others as for himself. Literary illub '33, '34: liar-'helors Club '34, '35. JACK ' ARMSTRONG ll'ft is the salt of C071 l'!'l'SIlfl0Il, not llzf' foodl HILLBILLY Stuff: Junior Marshal: Program Coin- mittee Junior-Senior Banquet: Student Council '30, '31g Sec. Glass '30, Vice I'res. '31: George NVashing'- ton Oratorim-al Contest, representing' Hall Fletcher: .Tasonis Club: Talent Club: Spring Pageanfj Glee Club '30, '31: Office Force '34: Traffic Officer: Li- brary Club: Education NVeek Program: l.iI':i't'ri:in '35: Times lleporter of Hall Fletcher. KATHRYN BAILEY And llfljl as soft! Am! inimf-mit as !1r1,11! H. F. Boosters: Spring' Pageant '34: Home Nurs- ing' Certiti-cate: Second Prize Washington Essay Contest. PAULINA JOHAN NA ACER Life, if thou lrnoufest hon' to use it, is long elzoilglzf' Vice Pres. Assembly '32: Student Club: Glee Club: Member Service Club. 3. 1 xy.. , F .5 ef E ' fi Sf .MMP ,Qi M1333 Q I ,wb . gr . -.i. nr 'P VZ' . 'lem 1 ' lk- .se ' , I ' - -- '7 fPEV4l' f77? 1f14-4 IE 41-4 44 44.11.46 ll 14.1Lw ' ,,M,7.'5 ,,fN,j,,ii2 WILLIAM THOMAS BARRETT You can always trust him to do his best. ' Orchestra '31, '32, D. M., Glee Club '31, D. M., I ' B seball Team '31, ,D. M., Red Cross Representae Jzpf ve, State Music Contest, Greensboro '31, '32, Or- , ,A Q' ch stra '32, '33, Stage Crew '34, Assistant Manager N 11- i ' at-Not shop '3'4, '315. Q '11 FLORENCE ELIZABETH BARBEE 9 I, 1lappy and gay the lim' long day, ' Nlzarl try to please ill curry way. Pres, H. F. G-irl Reserves '31, Greensboro Stu- 1lent Council Contest '31, Nursing' Certificate, Glee ' , Club, Pres. Sth Grade Assembly at H. F., Armistice Program, Girl Reserve Play Tournament, Operetta, if In Arcady , Basketball Team '31, Librarian '31, v. I ' 'I ' ROBERT JULES BAUMBERGER JIU is liille, he is SIJTJII fflll flzvre is misclzief in his eye, 9? nfl. ' 1 g VIN VIRGINIA BARROSSE A i4:o.Ll.f1fr always ten-cling lo her own affairs, Q and doiizg her' lefzrel best. Leadership Club '31, '32, Student Council Rep- resentative '31, Student Club May Queen '32, Vive Pres. G-irl Reserves '32, H. F. Booster Club '34, Girl Reserve Conference Delegate '34, H. F. Spring Pageant '34, Assembly Pres. '32, Student Club Pres. '34, '35, Vine Pres. Ko-Op Klub '34, '35, Torchlight Society '34, '35 Library Club '34, '35, Flag Bearer '31, '32, Cosmic Athletic Council '34, Traffic Com- mittee '33, Pres. Sports I-lobby Group '31, Lame Duck Council '34, HILLBILLY Staff, L'AlIiance Francaise. 14 HARRY L. BELK Speech is meat, but silence is greater. Band, Greensboro '32, Glee Club '31, '32, Gym Exhibit, M. T. Exhibit, Latin Play, Latin Exhibit. -IAMES D. BEACHAM, II h.VOtl'I1il'l!l'S lltitll, 'l'lOH'L'lllU'S true and 'nothiiig niatters. Leading' Role in Play, Sprin,ag ' '31, Class Teacher During' Boy Day in School. EUGENE BAXTER BLACKVVELL A nzan, of independent mind. A Club, 11B Representative of Council, Varsity Football '33, '34, Varsity Track '34, '35'. SARA KATHERINE -BISHOP Seeing I saw not, hearing not, I heard. Sec.-Treas. Library Club '34, H. F., Girl Re- serves, Editor ll. F. Mirror. MARLE VERNON BRENDLE lf there were dreams to sell, what would you buy? Baseball, Basketball, Latin Club, Debating Olub, Glee Club, Junior Play. N. C. BRADFORD I dare to do all that may become a man, who dares do more is none. ,vi I, I , N '39 5? .s 3'1,:,, :rf ' inf' ini, -ll-' v 'gif , ff-xx ' j -ws' .. gm, ' ,,,-gs. Nik' ,-t f'9Q'1- EH,-- 47-' -, , ,jf 1 ' , NL, 'ar .. i r 'iwll' ftiiijff, '- -:fs ' - 1- , ,. .11-L' .4 .- 1.4 - .-.1 wi rf ,,--2.1 .-1. 5' 42434:-.iimift-341.1 iii.--?F.:..411ff:.22? ' . . O Q U T im-1 me cu u cuueu :uw ALMA RU'TH BROOKS There is none like her, none-nor will be. Vice Pres. Library Club: Girl Reserves: Junior Marshal: Spring Pageant: H. F. Student Council Committee: HILLBILLY Staff. HILDA KATHRYN BREWTON Here's to Hilda, gay and glad: IIFTIVS to the I01'flblIl' iray she had. Service Club: Girl Reserves: Torchlight Society. Entered Junior Class from Jackson Senior High, Jacksonville, Fla. WlLLlAM E. BROOME, JR. A finished gentleman from top to toe. Latin Program: Vice Pres. 10B Assembly: Mem- ber Leadership Club: 356 Years Perfect Attendance. BETTY MARIE BROOKSHIRE And she who means no mischief, does it all. Vice Pres. Belle Peppers '33, '34: Head of Hiking Group: Girls' Athletic Association: Capt. of Basket- ball team, G. A. A.: Representative G. R. Confer- ence, Charlotte '34: Reporter Student Club '34, '35: H. F. Student Council '32: Booster, H. F.: French Club: Clionian Literary Society: Pres. Ko-Op Klub '34, '35: Vice Pres, IOB: Leadership Club '32: Page for Teachers' Convention: Chairman Sports Hobby Group, G. R.'s '34: Perfect Attendance Certificate Hir,1.i:11.1.x' Staff. XVILLIAM OLlVER .BROVVN 1'ersziasi'on, tips the tongue whe'ne'er he speak Entered this School from Lake VVorth Lake Worth, Fla. JAMES BROWN The things that -must be, must be for the best. Student Representative of 10th Grade: Baml and Orchestra '32, '33, '34: State Music Contest, Greens- boro '31, '33: Junior Marshall: Program Committee Junior-Senior Banquet: Library Club: Chairman Traffic Committee: Spring Pageant '34: VVhat-Not s. S ,Jr hike Shop: Sears Roebuck Day: Jax-Pax Day: In Ar- cacly. ' S X BETTY NAN BUELL It X Man is 'ho 'match for woman where mischief reigns X- LORRAINE BUCKNER Her eyes evre floods of laughter. Entered Senior High '32: Member of Basketball Team '32, '33, '35: Glee Club: Band '33. GORDON BURNS A proper man. CL-X our shall see any flag. D. M. Football Team '3l: D. M. Baseball Team '3l: Varsity Football '33, '34: Track Team '34, '35: A Club: Baseball '32. BETSY BURGIN Ne'Ue r 'idle a moment, but thfrifty, and thought- ful of others. Pep-ette Club: Sans Souci Club. 72' ,z , . 0 , ' -'Q' ' .1,'I'i-Qifni , 'lip-7-, 3-N.. V: i. - '..,fgd,i N,,..j,Qiif1f. 'j.Q 1 ,1 . iffif l , F A Tlxvf if ,asv-ffm : ' j u?3fg,,.-6s.:,,E,, v , JMW ?.2rr r 'E!1:6'SasS,S . - g 'Fssrf' M' 1 'TK I. ,lib 1' . ' 'fi I qs ul-09 . , .V -:,'g.g'1r'q J . ke ' EW? -'S : 492' P ..E51..2AZ1'.:f?3': '. 5 to VCIJM .C uf' :ju are ic, ,mme 4 .s. , fr 53 -, ., W-yi -,gg ff' 1 .4,'1vQ'wm- ,, '-131-. w , if f 59,44 . -i. - 'v ' I .., -w , ,, .2 .,, x. -1,. 1 ,ai .nisga-ag f. ' wi 4 ' 1 .' gifs'-7'.'..l ..'Y g:v:Y-a v . . 5-gl ,ji MARGARET ELIZABETH CALFEE Nothiny,' is sweeter than tho linht of truth. Associate Editor of HiLLBii,1.Yg Creative Arts '33: Cheerio Clubg Sec. Cheerio Club '34, '35g Student Council '32g Student Clubg Vice Pres. Student Club '34, '353 Sans Souci Clubg Vice Pres. Assembly '35: Clioniansg Sponsor Thanksgiving' Football Game: See.-Treas. 111-3 '34g Fashion Show, D. Mg Director Needlework Guildg Lame Duc-k Councilg Marshal Pinafore g Most Dignined. NANCYE CALDWELL 1' 'ont this it results that pleasure -is not the greatest blessing. Vice Pres. IIA Assemblyg Cheerio Clubg French Club: Student Club '32g Orchestra '32. PIHYLLIS MARIE CHANDLEY 'Precious tlzwinys may come in short q'zrfuititios. Girl Reserves '32g Service Club '34, '35g French Club '33, '34g Ginls' Athletic Associationg 9th Grade in Woodiin High School. EVA MAE CANDLER A light heart lives long. Student Club '32g Spring Pageant' H. F.: Girls' Athletic Association '35g Basketball '35, ELIZABETH BEVERLY CLARK Obedience is the key to every door. President 10B Assemblyg Sec. 9B Assembly: Stu- dent Club '31g Orchestra '31g lied Cross Certificateg State French Contestg Torchlight Society '35': HILL- BILLY Staff. EMILY GLENN CHOATE A well-written. life -is almost as rare as 0, well- SIJCIII one. Student Clubg Pres. Sports Hobby Group, H. F.: Spring' Pageantg Girls' Athletic Associatioug Typing Club. MADELINE JULIA CLIFF I have fought a good Hglzt, finished -my course, . IHIl'f' Imp! faith. Sewing Contestg Treas. Boosters Club '35g Glee I'Iubg P.n:1l'ore g Meli1k'1 of .V1l21'+Llil1ii11 g Sewing' Exhibitg Home Nursing' Certificate: Girl Reservesg D. M. Fashion Showg Vice Pres. 9A Assemblyg Pol- lock Dayg Commercial Club. .BILLY CLEMENTS A man. prepared has fought half the battle. CHARLES REID CLONINGER Onward and ilpivard is my motto. Football Squad '34, K EDNA FREDRICA CLODFELTER Life has given nothing to mankind 'without -, great labor. Student liouuvilg Orchestra, D. Mg Orchestra Contest at Greensboro 'Sly Dramatic' Club, D. Al.g I Girl Reserve Contest Playg Glee Clubg Pinafore g Needlework Guild '34, im-I me lu u luueu mumr ARTHUR nl. COFFEE Have a good time while ll01l'l't'? alive, Death -is so pc'rn1a111-nt. ,IOE CLONTZ, An aHable and courteous gentleman. Jason Club, Gym Exhibit. SALLY ELIZABETH COLLIN 'Whe'nce that three-oornerofl smile of bliss? Student Glub '31, '32, French Club '33, Pep-ette Club '33, '34, '35, Silver Typing' Award, Sponsor Basketball Game. RICHARD LEE COLEMAN He was a HIILH, talfo him for all in all, I shall not look upon his like again, Spent Freshman and Sophomore Years at Ensley High School, Birmingham, Ala. Entered Asheville High School in September 1933. Hi-Y '34. WILLIAM -I. COOKE Play up, play up, I play the game. Pres. Jasons Club, A Club '31, '32, '33, ,34, Football '31, '32, '33, '34. H, XVILLIAM RLEHEN COMAN , , nlivliolfl a l'f I'jj propvz' pr'rson. ' J, Football Squad '34, Jasons Club, H. F. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COTHRAN fe A ..'.: l 1 Q' fl 9' L'armzrl 'with the szrrfaf of my brow. MARQIORY LLCILLE COOPER '21 ,oirl :rho is zroilflrous fair, 4 Q ' With. lowly eyes and IIUTKIITOIIS hair. -' M H 'X Student Club '32, '33, Commerviall Club '32, '33, 5 e f- 'H . R French Club '34, Bronze 'I'ypiu,a:' Award, Girls' Atli- I , , E D J letio Association, H1r.I.B1LLY Staff. X V ..., 1 me ,V 3 ., ,..,. . . , ' ' ,. ,-,. fi, , l L ,, E X M - , ' I 3 SHANNON O. COVVARD W' I ' ' Never do today what you van put 01? -until to V '- - morrow. I ' .s Giee Club '30, '31, Band '30, '31, '32. ,X E 0 ., , ,.,., ig P iiziiintiiieix DANIEL COTHRAN Good sense wliiclz only is thi' mf! of Heaven, Y 55 ' ' ' ' .intl fllfllljlll no sf'ivnl't', frlirly lrortll the St'l'l'll. , Q X . h. - 1-Q. af f 1 P l ' . f-H' EW .1 .. , .f-rt. N221 ,pk-ii-1-u , gr,-., 7-' -r A hi.-1 4, ,.w-'f - 1 .- '. , gym. .gp .Il ,J-L , 5. :bug ivy y haw? up I' i A JI, .IQ q:..,14:qts- -,J ' :Eff 4f.'?1Tff1vf3??'W ' -5,332 1 x.l YRJ QJ ,Curl -wi-il.-., ., im-1 me lu u iuueu zum' E GUY CRAWFORD O-ne accomplished in the art of making friends. CAROL CRAWFORD Dorz.'t ivorry about meg Fm having a good time. NAOMI RUTH CRIST Music is 'zrcll said to be the speech of Angels. Orchestra '31, '32, '33, '34, '35: Greensboro '33: Pres. Girl Reserves '32: Annual Spring Concert '33, '34, '35: Glee Club: Torchlight Society '34, '35, Girls' Athletic Association: Leadership Club. BETTY EUGENIA CREASMAN A small petite girl, but ivcfll aorcc with the rest, lille found out long ago that laig things a ren't the best. H, F. Leadership Olub '31, '32: H. F. Friendship Committee '33: H. F. Boosters '33, '34g Spring Pa- geant: French Club, Torchlight Society: Library Club. j. R. CROWNOVER All things come iroim-fl to him who waits. Entered High School in 1931. SARAH OLIVE CROSWELL Her air, hor manners, all who saw admired. Torchlight: L'Alliance Francaise: Commercial Club '34: lietort Club '34: Student Club: Girls' Ath- letic Association: Band: Orchestra: Chorus Pina- fore g Sth, 9th, 10th Class Assembly President: D. M. Student Council: Typing Award: G-lee Club '34g Basketball. EMMETT JORDAN DAVIS, AIR. Such sircot compulsion doth in music lie. Torchlight Society '35: HILLBILLY Staff '35, Stu- dent Council '31: State Latin Contest '33: Clionian Literary Society '33g Piano Solo, lst Place Greens- boro '31: Piano Duo, lst. Place Greensboro '31: Most Talented Boy '35: Band '31: Boys' Week, ,D. M. '31: Monitor '32, '33. NELL GRACE DAVENPORT A sitccf little .Iliff with the irorlfl as lim' lover. Entered from Spartanburg, S. C. in Sophomore Year. Boosters Club: Home Nursing Certificate: Vice Pres. Library Club '34. JEFFERSON D. DERMID, JR. f'This is the thfing I was born to do. H. F. Student Council: H. F. Jasons: H. F. Foot- ball: H. F. Basketball: H. F. Baseball: Sec. Maroon Roisters: Pres. H. F. Junior Class: Pres. 11A As- sembly: Charter Member A Club: Varsity Foot- ball '33, '34, '35: Basketball '33, '34, '35: Track '34, '35: Baseball '35'. JOHN WESLEY DENNIS A pleasing coimteiiarice is a silent Commendation. Football '32, '33, '34: A Club: HILLBILLY Staff: Best Looking Boy in Senior Class. 'T E , V , ' '-315. 5- -1' , 7 :?. .' ', f V ,ga mf, .,-,7 V 1 .1-W. 1655, . ,-ef.. I . W. 'gi ,,,,.-iz-c i' -12'-?.',',..'..1 i.- . Q--I ' , :. J-'74 f -- - . . -. ' 5 ,Jw 51- LJ?--1 1-ff-.13 i!H: ' ', I-. . - -If . - Pg -'T lffl'--'YV I Q'-0 5.5 'kiln , : A f s1w-Raina im-I me cu it cuueu :uw JOSEPH EDWARD DOLAN - Self-trust is the essence of heroism. Iletortsg Chemistry Club '33g Yice Pres. Chemis- try Club '34g D. M. Track Team '32g Glee Club '353 Harmonica Band '33g Manual Training' Exhibit. MILDRED JOSEPHINE DOE Her joys arf' as deep as the ocean 5 Her troubles as light as its foam. Boostersg Girl Reservesg Orchestra '32, '33, '34g State Contest Greensboro '33, XVhat-Not Shop Staff '33g Glee Club '34g l'inafore g Shorthand Award. JOHN EDVVARD DOZIER Please go 'way and let me sleep. Cheer Leader: See.-Treiis. Bachelors, Entered from Charlotteg Treas. Fehman Class at Charlotte: Glee Club: Melinka of AStrakhan g Journalism. REX DOVVTIN In action faithful and in honor clear. Jasons Club: Varsity Basketball '34, '35g H. F. Baseball and Basketball. MARY BERNICE DUCKETT You were made for enjoyment and the world was filled with things which 111011 will cujoyf' H. F. Student Council l'l6IPl'6S9Tlf'1tlV8 SAQ Girl lteservesg Belle-Peppersg San Souci Club, Boosters Clubg Spring Pageant '3-43 Library Clubg President Belle-Peppersg Athletic Committee '34, VIRGINIA LEE DRAKE A girl born, with red hair will have red hair 'till she dyes. Girl Reserves '33g Service Club '34, Most Attractive and Best Dressed ln Assembly '33, '34. MARGARET ELIZABETH EDWARDS You never are sad, you Ilt l70'f' are 'marl,' Your whole aim, in life is to make others yladf' Sec.-Treas., Girl Reserves '31, '32, French Clubg Torchlight Societyg Commercial Clubg lioostersg 'l'yping' Awards: Pres. Library Club '34, BARBARA ERLINE DUNCAN Everyone has their pleasure, style of wit, and its own ways. Assembly Pres. '31g Glee Club '31, '32, Girl lie- serves '31, '33, '34g Service Club- Reporter '33, '34g Girls' Athletic Association '35. LEAH VIRGINIA ELLISON Music washes away font the soul thc flust of everyday life. Orchestrag Band: Greensboro State Music Con- testg Comimercial lllubg l'inafore g Ullelinka of .xstrakhanng 1-l1Li.1s1LI.Y Staff. MILDRED ELIAS Happy she goes the litre long dayj She'll always help in every way? Cheerio '33g Pres. Girl Reserves '32: Orchestra: Greensboro State Music Contest: Glee Club: Student Council '31: Sec. SB Assembly. i-' , fi.. N.: 1, s-V+ ix J Nbktltz K4 i 1 fu I '11 , I ' V: 1' f . l :A 1 lk ly trip N6 , 'l -'r C.. .. . . :yi A . :Fx li YJ' I ,QZ weft? 'QQ 1 :LSC :Q 'I E my 45 Im-u lu ll luueu lun .W ft?-,izlll A. . VYV. F Y gf, , ks .41-.g7l3Y.71Lfi ifiil ' 'W-Dfvv Xl' v MARY REBECCA EPPS She walks in beauty like the night of elowdless clime and starry skies, Torchlight Societyg L'A1liance Francaise: Stu- dent Clubg Glee Club: Orchestrag Vice Pres. Or- chestrag Plnafore g Carmen 3 Spring Concert: State Music Contest, Greensboro '33g Melinka of Astrakhanng HILLBILLY Staff. MYRTLE INEZ EMBLER There is a tide in the ayj'aii's of women, which taken at the flood-leads gosh lmioicks where. Student Club '31, '32g Service Club '34, '35g Vice Pres. Service Glubg Vice Pres. 10A Assembly. E. PEARCE FLEMING HA little knowledge, ,plus a large amount of bluff, Makes all the teachers think I know my stuff. Student Council '31g l'.D.C. Essay Award: Ja- sons Clubg Banquet Committeeq Latin Exhibit '31: Manual Training' Exhibit, Band and Orchestra '31, '32. MILES EDWARD FALLS X Torchlight Society Entere from Greensboro Literary Schools. i A 'Ll707'lCllIfllll. is known. by his work. Q x, - l S DORIS JOHNSON FORD Repetition is the mother of IGfll'7'I,llllU.p Sec. 10A Assembly, Student Clubg Red Cross Certiticateg Service Club. CHARLES DAVID FOLSOM Happy and gay, the Zire long day, 11e'Il always help in every way. Pres. H. I+ . .lunior Hi: H. F. Student Council '31, '32g Pres. 9B, 1012, 11B Aisenibliesg Pres. Asheville High School '33, Wifi: State Student Council Congress '33g Chairman Boys Benefit Annual g Spring Pa- geant '34, Operetta, In Arcady g Cheer Leader '34, '353 Jasons Clubg Maroon Roistersg .l-li-Y. ANNA JEAN FOX Her eyes are stars of twilight fair, Like twilight too her duslcy hair. Pres. and Vice Pres. 11A and 11B Assemblies: VVon 9510 Home Economics Prize '34g Second Place in State Orchestra. Entered Sophomore Class from Xvarren County High School. CLARA SYBIL FORTUNE lVhen hearts are xtriie, few words 'will do. Operetta, In Arcady g Glee Club '31, '32, '34, '35'g Spring Pageant. LINNIE IRENE FRANKLIN Her 'very quietness calls attention to her merits. Operetta, In Arcady '31: Glee Club '32g Girl Reserves '31, '32g Leadership Club '31g Social Com- mittee of H. F. 343 Ko-op Pep Club '34g French Club '34, '35, Carmen 35 Melinka of Astra- khan '35. ERNEST FRANKLIN He Iearneth more from quiet Marys. 4 1,25 ,jf ,N I, . ' '4!', 5: .fe-n , 5 .' 21' f' ,-I I aff 'M ' xW.'11. fi1a . 1-we ' . ' fr., - I Qi . ' J f, . -- A '5W .1- . A xr: yuan 1 - f'- rf ,,.n1,,- pq 'Z ' Skt 'wxm '- '., yi f ,.- M' , .fi 1 v' ' 1 - - ' . 1 .f,.i--.qt-sw f.-.m ,ef .Avy-5.21-..f,3,1-aim, w4... 'l 5 . 4- -- ' fx 1 u-I me lu ll cuue uumf WILLIAM PERRY GARMANY, -IR. The world knows nothing of its great men. Entered from Chiattanooga, Tenn. High. Foot- ball Squad '34g Junior-Senior Banquet Committee: Track Managerg What-Not Shop Staff, Pres. 9A, 10A Assembvliesg Chemistry Club, lietortsg Marshal at Graduation Exercises, A Club. LOLA LEIGH FREEMAN f'ir0u'mslanvvs.' I malrv Ci'I'f'IllllSf!lll! f'S.M Pep-ettesg L'Al1iam-e Francaise: Sec.-Treas. Or- chestra '34, '35, State Music Contest, Greensboro '33, '34, Annual Spring Contest '31, '33, '34, Pina- l'ore g Melinka of Astrakhanng Carmen , Orches- tra '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, RUTH LEONA GENTRY lf zrorlc and pleasure clash, Let 1JIl?0,S'Zl7'P no to' smash. Student Olub. DONALD WILLIAM GEARING DGlt7I'lIl'l'l7U,t'iO'l'lf is the master key of success. Varsity Basketball '33, '34, '35: Captain '35: A Club '34, '35, Band '33, '34, '35g Orchestra '33, '341 Pinafore '343 Greensboro Music Contest '32, '33, '34, French Horn Solo '32, '33g Brass Quartette '32: ID. M, Basketball '30, '3lg Y Cubs Football '323 Y Cubs Baseball '32, KATHRYN FRANCES GOOIJE IIr'r :tory frozwzs rrrr' fairer' for Than the smiles of other maidens arf. Cheerio Club '33, '34, '35g Student Club '31, '32, Clionians '34, 35: Sponsor Basketball Game '33, Needlework Guild Director. VIRGINIA VIRL GIIUCIK II is to do, to avt, and lo perform. Typing' Awards, Pinafore g 'fllee Club: Student Club, CHARLES LATIMER GRIGSBY, JR. l'r'rfc'4'fio:: is my aim. D. M, Glee Club: State Singing' Conference, Opf eretta, I'inafore g Junior High School Orchestra. ROBERT JOHN GOTTLIEH Knowledge itself 'is power. Marshal at Graduation '34g Pres. Torc-hlight '34, '35:g Retortsg Chemistry Club '34, GLENN GURLEY Persezrera.nr'r' is a 1'irfu0. Spring' Pageant '34, MARIAN ELIZABETH GRIMES 'Good things should be praised. Girl Reserves, H. F., Nursing' Certificate '343 Monitor Honor Study I-lall, H. F.: Glee Club, H. F.: Semester Honor Roll '34, 1 3 ,mn 41,1 p ' 2'wf,,,,, wr. ' W v ,, .,... I .,.,. + t o .QQ 1 : llv, A , n ' f ,,,, J ,vilbl y 71 ' if -f . .,,, I , . f I,-tx la, , M ' jx .A . QC T .fgxili fig? , f' 1 ' '-- Z, JI 5 , Y I -. ' :Ev ' -.fo lf, sl '.' .. , CT' A-JIU' , .4ff'ff'f.Zfs.teszr3?'f 1' 1 , '- Y, A rf .5 154 4, . u I-:Saul ,aw . :ga .A 1 A 'W Z-rf f'3 ?...,,f,.1'iviffi's.. .f.j.'i'f-S. - .. RQ- ' ' ' P - -- - 34 , .c.4-JW! i U'L.-'L A up uun .,.v TI? ., S . my N N . M J. HELEN LUCILLE GUTHRIE Hard worlo is the secret of success. Entered Senior High in '32. 4-H Club '31, '32, Library Course I-I. F. '34, Torchlight Society. SARA GURLEY A funllling and generous heart. Ko-op Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Spring Pageant, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, NAT' AUGUSTUS HALL ,'lIanne'rs make the man. Class Basketball '32, Class Baseball '32, Class Secretary '32, Hall Monitor '34. MARY ELIZABETH HALEY Whoever lives true life, will love true love, H. F. Boosters, Glee Cluib, H, IF., Belle-Peppers, Orchestra, Student Club. MARY ELLEN HARRISON That you may be lmred, be lovable. Torchlight Society, Vice Pres. N. C. Student Council Congress '34, Student Council Representa- tive '31, '32, '33, '34. '35, Sponsor Football Game '33, Cheer Leader, Sans Souci Club, Cheerios, 'I'imos Reporter, Vice Pres, Student Council '33, '34, Good Citizen Award. lm' VIVIAN LOUISE HARR A very gentle maid and of good conscience, Pres. 11A Assembly, Typing' Award. Entered Fall Term '34 from Greensboro, N. C. EMMA KATE HAYES The mildest manner and the geutlest heart. Second Prize McCall Dressmaking Contest, Stua dent Council '31, '32, Biltmore High. Entered from Biltmore in Fall '33, Student Club. THOMAS JEFFERSON HARRISON nTlll'l'f'NS mischief in this man. Varsity Basketball '33, '34, '35, Junior Maroons '33, '34, Varsity Basebaill '32, Manager Football '34, Y Cubs Basketball '31, '32, Y Cubs Baseball '32, '33, Bachelors Club, Pres. H. F. Junior High, Band, Greensboro Music Contest, Glee Club '32. BETTY JEAN HENNINGER A hearty friend and comrade true, If she has faults they're very few. Boosters Club, Vice Pres. Boosters Club '33, Pres. Boosters Club '34, Reporter Boosters Club '35, Sans Souci Club, Vice Pres. 11A Assembly, Girls' Basket- ball '35, Sponsor for Christ School Football Game '34, Sponsor for Duke Basketball Game '35, FRANCES LILLIAN HENDERSON Her music in my heart I bore Long after it was heard no more. Torchllight Society, Girls' Athletic Association, Basketball, Glee Club, Spring Pageant '34, Speaker Junior-Senior Banquet '34, Traffic Committee '33, '34, Pres. Assembly '32, '33, Boosters ' . . . ' .-QS, . ' .-Q-:5'if1,.7'Q4 . TIWXQ, 551, 1 H F' fdmwi ll F 1 ' ' ,A z 4 rr if W' . H I If P' TJ FL-'. '7g ':'f !.S ' . ' mu me lu muuue ggumr if . EDVVARD HERMAN ln this fool's paradise, he drank delight. Club '33, '34, Vice Pres. A Club 'Q . Junior Rotarian '34g Varsity Football '33, '34 IB i4 LENOIR HENRY Smile and the world smiles urith you. Student Council Representative 11Bg Pres. Sans Souci Club '33, '34, '35g Commercial Club '32, '33, '35, Pres. Girls' Athletic Association '35g Vice Pres. Pep-ettes '353 Cheer Lender '34, '35-3 Captain Girls' Basketball Teamg HiLLB1i,i.Y Staff, Best All Round Girl, Most Popular Girly Sponsor Basketball Game. BLONNIE BLAIR HILTON I It's a poor heart that never 'rejoicesf' Student Club Reporter '32g Student Club Sec, '33, '34, '35g Girls' Athletic Association '35'g Ko-Op Club: Pres. 9A Assemblyg Monitor '34g Delegate to Girl Reserves Conference, Charlotte '34g Basketball '35. DAN HILL, JR. - Always a good sport, Varsity Football '32, '33, '343 Co-Captain Football Team '34g Student Council '33: Pres. 'A Club '34 '35g Track Team 343 Band '30, '31, '32, EDITH ROJBERTA HINE 'She's always a jolly good pal. French Club, XVhat-Not Shop Stalig Carrnen g T'inafore g Me-linka g State Music Contest Greens- boro '33, Band '33, '34, '353 Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35'. I MILDRED HIMES A maid she is of artless grace, Gentle of voice and fair of face. Red Cross Representative: Office Staff, Library Club: Sewing: Erhibitg Leaderette Club, H, F., Stu- dent Club '33g Gym Exhibit: I'l1LLBiLLY Staff. HELEN ELIZABETH HOVVELL This mai-deri lived with but no other thought than to love and be loaned. Vice Pres. Belle-Peppers, H, F.: Sans Souci Clubg Torchlight Societyg French Club '33g Sponsor Christ School Football Game '34g Asst. Chief Marshal '34, VIRGINIA LLOYD HOWARD Not too serious, not too gay, But a true blue girl 'iii every way. Wvhat-Not Shop Staff: HILLBILLY Staffg Annual State Music Contest, Greensboro '33g Annual Spring Contest '31, '33, '34g Orchestra '31, '32, '33, '34, '35g l'inafore g Carrnen g Melinka of Astrakhanf' GRACE MILD RED HOVVELL Give me friends and music and my life shall be a history Torchlight Societyg Role in Pinafore g French Club '32, '33, '34g Girls' Athletic Association '35g Orchestra '34, '35g Glee Club '34: Student Club '32. R D1 JOHN FRANKENBERC1 HOVVELL Take honor from me and my life is done. D. M, Basketball '311 Junior Basketball '33. ' Vi' Milf 'iibdzr fsf5Y.H'5l .. 1- 4, H - -Lt'-Fir'-,e H ' -'5 4 A Q ' H '.- 19 354' 2' rl 1 V ilti 1 ruff,-rm his 635:41 flew? M' 4 I D f .rf 1'7 if ' C 1 im-5 me cu ucuueu cum' - , AA- rf pkg' A ' I ij: I . :vt 3: -,::.A: i - E, :,.:. i 4 I V, it if 'ti , Egg,-,V f f 1 rw-if ' 4-':f,., J ' 1 . ' mv. , - ' w Q glffi. . MA HENRY EDWARD HUDSON . Oh, he sits high in all the peoples hearts. Pres. Student Body '34, '353 Student Council '34g Delegate to Social Conference in Greensboro '34g A Club '33, '34, '3'5'g Junior Rotarian '34g Football '33, '34g Track '34g Baseball '35g Baseball, D. M. '29, '30g Good Citizen Award. J. PHILIP HOYLE Happy-go-lucky he. Glee Club: Carmen g State Music Contest, Greensboro: Decoration Committee Junior-Senior Banquetg Hi-Y '31, '32. Entered Senior Class from Battle Ground Academy, Franklin, Tenn. ELIZABETH FLORENCE INGLE Friendship is love without either flowers or veil. Student Clubg Glee Club. KATI-ILYN MARGUERITE HUGHEY HA maiden fair with golden hair. Greensboro '33g Pinafore 3 Nursing' Certitlcziteg Orchestra '31, '32, '33, GARY DURHAM IPOCK IVith words of learned length and thimde-ring sound. Rand '32, '33g Greensboro '33. MARJORY LIUCILE INGLE Hlfiridness is wisdom. Typing Awardg Home Nursing' Certificate. GLADYS MARGARET JOHNSON Theres language in her eye, her cheek, her lips. 'ayl her foot speaks. Student Clubg Boostersg Traffic Committee '34g ce Staffg Spring Pageant. MARION ELIZABETH JARVIS ln each cheek appears a diniple, Love and laughter made those holloiusf' Library Staffg Student Clubg Class Officer '32, '33g Junior-Senior Banquet Committee '343 Home Nursing' Certificateg Library Club: Sec.-Treas. Li- brary Club. ELIZABETH WAUGH KALE 'Stadious of elegance and ease. Student Councial '31, '32g Student Club '31g Pres. SB, EJB, and 10A Assemblies: Sec. Junior Classg State Latin Contest '33g Traffic Officer at D. M.: Torchlight Society '35g HILLBILLY Staff. THOMAS C. JONES, JR. The word impossible is not in. my vocabularyf' A53 gy- W lgw. ,,,:.,? 5155 ,Q ffl f lvrdb . -1 , -,Y 'fr' .fi f'..h,-Q, sr ' P' Q. 1, ,wffffgeikfsz - Q i .J ,X 'fm-1 me cu uiuueu lLlLY , f if , 41 0' f,, VVILLIAM KEYS Though I am young, I scorn, to flit Upon the wings of borrowed wit. Glee Club, Operetta, In Arcady , H. F. Orches- tra '29, '30, Band '28, '29, '30, '31, '35, State Music Contest '30, '31, ROBERT KENNERLY Still waters run deep. Band '33, '34, '35, Orchestra '34, '35, Pinafore '34, State Music Contest, Greensboro '33, Spring- Coneert '33, '34, BURTON CHESTER KINNEY One who to the heights of learning bred, Read books and men and practiced what he read. Band Spring '35, Fall '34, Fall '33, Spring' '33, Fall '32, Orchestra Spring' '34, Spring '33, Red Cross Representative Faill '34, Jasons Spring '34, League oi Nations Exam. Spring '33. EVA ELIZABETH KING A friend 'worth having with ef1Je'r a helping hand. What-Not Shop Staff, French Club, Student Club, H. F. Spring Pageant '34, HILLBILLY Staff. EDYTHE NELL KOONTZ I would make reason my guide. Secretary Boosters, H. F. '32, VVhat-Not Shop Staff, Sewing' Exhibit, H. F., Home Nursing Cer- titicate, Sec. SB Assembly, H. F. ALVIN E. KIRSTEIN Ile has sighed to many, but loved but one. Football '32, '33, '34, Track '34, Basketball Man- ager '34, A Club '33, '34, Vice Pres. Jasons at H. F., Pres. 11A Assembly. ILMA CLAIRE LABAR The beautiful are never desolate, But someone always loves them-God or man. H, F. Student Council, Sth Grade, H. F. Boost- ers, Treats. Boosters '32, H. F. Girl Reserves, H. F. Times Reporter, French Club '33, Attended St. Gen- evieve-of-the-Pines, Junior Year, Cheerio Club, Sans Souci Club, Sponsor for VVaynesville Football Game, Sponsor for Student Night, Knoxville Basketball Game, Girls' Athletic Association. EVELYN KRAMER Her aim in life is to do what she does well. French Club '34, '35, Typing Award' for 30 VVords '33, Typing' Award for 40 XVords '34, Torchlight Society '35. FARLAN WOODRONV LANGFORD Service to mankind never goes out of style. Library Club '34, Glee Club '31, DORA DEAN LANCE If you want to reach the highest, begin. at the lowest. French Club, Spring Pageant '34. 'J' 4, 43 may W 'ME ei ' him- '7 . iff . :Exif 'f -me if . . ' fi- E11 L I .ofa Lx if 1 f 'E il ' 1,5 . .,. -HL . ,- ' .-'rft lu if-A, rg.-V.-new S'-' 'SN i 'f -rt' ' -w':Yl 5:.4- . 9Q.f1'1A218?33 'T i- PM 1 Contest, French Contest, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. W .J U, . P , v . ' E:. ,: I .1 fl 1 111 ll 11.11.15 ll 1L1Lw A 'Ed i 1'J.ll ',f.f -f I' it 3 rlpijwh L?e.4.irJk'.'.'-:1'i 1 - INK vh- PAULINE HEGEMAN LEAKE For lx'l1.0ll'lUl'l!IC sure she is a mine, W V L 5 Her words are land, her smiles are fine. j ' , A f CSV Entered Junior Class Sept. '33 from Beacon High O - If School, Beacon, N. Y. Most Ambitious Girl, HILL- f if .5-fm f , BILLY stair, Torchlligfht '34, '35, French Club '34, '35, H :jf 9 Q Q I Educational VVeek Program, Girl Reserves '34, Girl i n Reserves Convention '35, Chemistry Club '34, Latin 'Qs 3 2' sf 3' -ir EMILIE BELLE LAWRENCE Tho best lciiicl of a pal. Pep-ettes, D. M, Student Council, Pres. 8th and lllth Grades, Girls' Basketball '34, Student Club, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, Home Nursing Certificate: Steering' Committee, HIIiLBILI4Y Staff. HARMON LEE Each mind has its own lllUfll0d. Monitor. -IOSEPH H. LEBLANC. AIR. I clwre do all that may become a, man. GILES THOMAS LEVVIS lVild cwzbition Iorcvs to slide, not to stand. D. Al. l-Zasketball Team, Band '35, Retorts Chem- istry Club '34, Pres. Lambda Tau Chi Brevard Institute. Entered Senior High from Brevard, N. C. KENDALL LEEMON llc docs nothing in particular and does it well. Student Council, Sth Grade, Sec. Retorts Club, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. THELMA LOIQISE LIPE A c'ap'ricio11s girl with golden. hair, A sunny heart and ct carefree air. Dellwood Scholarship, Sec. Pep-ette Club, Vice Pres. Sans Souci Club, Creative Arts Club, Sec. GA. A., Cheer Leader, Sponsor Football Game '33, '34, S. C. Athletic Committee '32, '34, Pres. 9A, 11A, 1115 Assemblies, D. M. Student Council, Sponsor Duke Basketball Game '35, Pest Sport, Most Ath- letic, Energetic, and VVittiest. ARNOLD B. LIFTER There may hare been greater men than I, but I doubt it. , ' Entered Asheville High in '32 from DeVVitt Clin- ton Hig'h, N. Y. Second Award in Poster Contest '33, I inatore , Melinka of Astraklian '35'. ELEANOR LIVINGSTON l lm llzlt llflllfl u th a moe qmet way, ': ' 12 This 7lci'ntl titfffzeifzf tayhiid today. 5 STANLEY LIPINSKY . A nwid to lciiou' and a will to do. Vice Pres. Torchlight Society '34, '35, Hi-Y Club T352 Chemistry Club '34, Tennis Team '34, Student C' 'l 3 K ,ounci1, I , M. '32, Pres.. Assembly '32, Vice Pres. Assembly '35, HILLBILLY Staff '35, all , fig.-1'-,l xltx, fem , -v A :Ti .fs -- NW.-1. I ww- 5 I ffm- -Q.. 12,1455-L ff.: -gf. ..,g-swf ' ff ' , 111-pfggjglgm . lf 'pg 12 . Er., fyfi- 'mfg ,,,.v gif ' .. 5 22 59, lf f .1 ' tffilgf im-l me cu u lLlLlBlllLlLW fj GERTRUDE PAULINE MACHIN X M A true friend is ever a friend. H. F. Leadership Club: Student Club: Girls' Ath- letic Association: Orchestra '31, '32, '34, '35: State Music Contest, Greensboro: Annual Spring Concert '32, '33: Melinka of Astrakhanng Carmen : Glee Club '31g Decoration Committee for State Conven- tion Student Councilg Home Nursing Certificate. CHARLES A. LORD, JR. lfVhy let o11e's studies interfere with o-ne' edu- cation? Retorts: Chemistry Club '33, 34. 1 X 5 fx' JACK MANEY ibm' J Be always displeased at what thou art, If thou desire to attain to what thou. art hot. 5 ff' Ar Club: Track '34: Football '34. WQQQ, BLANCHE SCOTTIE MANEY She is little, she is spryg But there is mischief in her eye. Student Club: Monitor H. F. '34: Spring Pageant H. F. '34: Girls' Athletic Associationg Ko-Op Club. FRENCH MCCAIN Order is Heave1i's first law ,' and this confess, Some are and must be greater than the restf' 5- Torchlight Society: Typing' Award '34: Vice Pres. i Jasons Club '34:fPres. 9A Assembly: Pres, 10B As- ssembily: Spring Pageant '34: Latin Program '34: French Program '34: HILLBILLY Staff. DOROTHY MARY MAXWELL I could1i't within a palace find a truer heart than she. Secretary Assembly '30, JOHN MQRARY A little foolishness every now and then, Is relished by the best of '7ll6'llf.u Jasons Club: Maroon Roisters: H. F. Spring Pageant: H. F. Gym Exhibit: H. F. Baseball Team. DOROTHY RUTH MCRARY She's a laiighiiio peppy dame, Never, never quite the same. Glee Club, D. M. '32: Boosters Club: Reporter of Boosters Club '33: Sec. Boosters '34: Vice Pres. Boosters '35: Sans Souci Club: Home Nursing Cer- titicate. ELEANOR MCELWAIN M Heaven gives as friends. Sv Ko-Op Club: H. F. Spring Pageant '34. LAWRENCE STUART MCDOVVELL A stout heart and an operi mind. J' -3 if 735' J K1 Q A 1 . Q -. -- .- '- -' ' .al f ' .Q . -' like . - 5 15- W ,. iw' gill .- f. - 'fi Q.-' --1 . 'sw J' wi-5 . pn, ,Q'-iivvi Qx'A-, N :gi . ,..,.'-1' ,., 54. A m f yv ,- f- I pi Q.,-Q. 314551 -,r xr., ,M ..,qt..', l? -4- - JE. 5 - f' ' 'JY 3: -' - ' 'iv' 7 1 N EUR ,J-gsm V' Wi 'V A . ,..... , 'rm s . 3 'lfll-l IE ll-l lllLlUB llLlLW ff , Vawf,-f731ag515'f'Qg,A ffl2f!.f14Qf.',fl5-:ia-, L Q 1 7 .1 ' L. KIRKWOOD IVICNIINN J .15 is . r E'1?'y yigjt a man. JOHN MCHARGE The early bird gets the worm. H. F. Band: Student Council, H. F. '30, '31, Del- egate to Student Council Congress, Greensboro '31: Jasons Club, Vice Pres, Jasons Club '31, H. F. Baseball Team '31g Glee Clubg Pinafore. CATHERINE ANNETTE MEHAFFEY A serene mind, a rrlwerful disposition, and beauty no hand in handf' Entered 9th Grade from Bryson City, N. C.: Stu- dent Club '32, '33, Glee Club '33g Pinafore '34: 3 Home Nursing Certificate, Girls' Athletic Associa- K' tion, HILI.BILllX' Staff. E1 JOHN ARNOLD MCSWEEN -if A man, after his own heart. Hi-Y Club '34, '35', Jasons Club '32, '33g Maroon Roisters, H. F. '33, '34g Student Council, H. F. '30, CHARLES MILLER ' Truth from his lips plrefvailecl wilh double sway. 1 Jasons Club, H. F., lied Cross Representative lf! 10Ag Pres. 8B Assembly: Student Council Repre- senrafiife sn, H. F., Glee Club. GENEVIEVE MARGARET METCALF Those who know her best, love her most. Glee Club '35g Home Economics Program '31: Quietest Girl. RUTH K. MISENHEIMER She is gentle, she is sweet, she is loved by all. H. F, Boosters '32g Treas. Belle-Peppersg Girls' Athletic Associationg Ko-Op Club '34g Student Club: Spring' Pageant '34. SARA LOU MILLER ll'ithoilt lore and laughter, life is nothing. Service Club '34, Home Nursing' Certificate: Glee Club '34. HILDRED MAXINE MOONEYHAM She sorta keeps tlzinys Iircly, in the ireil of hu- man hearts. Girls' Athletic Association '35g H. F. Boosters '31, '32g Service Club '35g Student Club '32, '33g .AD Belle-Pepper Club '33, '34g Sewing' Exhibit '323 yy Girl's Basketball '34, '35, Glee Club '32g Spring' 19ag'ea11t '34. L s - ' VIRGINIA JETT MONTEER , She looked a goddess, 'walked a queen. French Club '33, '34, '35g Glee Club '33, '34g Pinafore g Melinka of Astrakhanug Girls' Athletic Associationg Girl Reserves '31, '32: W-hat-Not Shop Staff. 1 ,, .. 1.-, N ,, , '. Wg, 4. M H ' 13235 , , , -'.1s, ,, ' gm. ,NN -5323 ji-gi - ,ME .f nw-1:AL:,fg . , fi,-A W fiil- Mi' - '51 ' QQQFM 4- s W 5 135-' L ' ' il. .. ..,-Q., Hg, ls. , 2 1 --I '. 54 ' - i - .i. , , ,fi pzfrlfireliiwiff' me my i J iiffgflf ,4 f-H-2313532 '-t?i'.,!1w-'life' ' u 1 u-i me cu it luuou MW ' ' if - Y 4 1' fif 1. LILLIAN ELIZABETH MOORE A charming little flirt. Pres. Service Club: D. M. Girl Reserves: Home Nursing' Certificate: Glee Club: Office Assistant. ALICE JOYCE MOORE The proverbs hold that to be wise Clllill Imac, Is hoirfllgu granted to the gods alzovcf' Vice Pres. Cheerios '34, '35: ID. M, Student Coun cil: Vice Pres. 9A and 11B Assemblies: Pres. 11A Assembly: HILI,BII1LY Staff: Sans Souci Club: French Olub '34: Junior Marshal: Football Sponsor '34: Girls' Athletic Association. DOROTHY MARIE MORGAN The merriest eyes that ever ainsurered I1VClll'6ll.H Service Club '34, '35: Girls' Athletic Association '35: Home Nursing Certificate '34: Sec.-Treas. 10B and llx Assemblies '34, '35: Pinafore '34: Girls' Glee Club '32, '34, '35: MeIinka of Astrakharf' '35. NELL AUSTIN MOORE She is modest, she is shy, But there's 'mischief in her eye. H. F. Booster Club '30, '31: Assembly Pres. '33: H. F. Spring' Pageant '34: H. F. Traffic Officer '34: Girls' Athletic Association,'3'4, '35, GLADYS LUCILLE MO 'TL N Can the world buy such rt j Entered .Iunior Class from Oakle 'ffl Sc o Red Cross liepresentative IOB: , Nursi -' ,re tificate: Gwlee Club '35. RACHEL BLANCHE MORISON Those who knew her always found her true. Student Club: Home Nursing' Certificate: 'l'ypi11g' :und Shorthand Awards: Melinl-ia of Astrakliunf' EDNA LOUISE MOTTERN M1'.'l'!'l'jj 11011011 lrlitllusozizc om! f'llf'1'I'.1,f.u H. F. Boosters: Girl Reserves: H. F. Student Council: VVhat-Not Shop Staff: Red Cross Repre- sentative: Girls' Athletic Association: Glee Club. ELIZABETH MOSELEY PatierLce conquers all. Shorthand and typing Awards: Pinafore : Sec.- 'l'reas. 9A Assembly. SATENIK NAHIKIAN Her glossy hair was clustered o'er hcl' b'1'1111-, briyht with intellect and fair and smooth. Torchlight Society '34, '35: Treas. French Club '34, '35: Sec. Ko-Op Club '34, '35: Student Club '32, '33, '34: Vice Pres. 11A Assembly: H. F. Leaderette if Club '34: H. F. Talent Club '34: Home Nursing: Cer- tificuteg Spring' Pageant '34: HIIAIIISIIILY Staff. BILL MULVANEY, JR. 'What can a man be but merry? D. M. Basketbailll, Baseball, Track: Charter Mem ber A Club: Varsity Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Track, '32, '33, '34, '35. -f-n .j- , J 1i 1 Qi. - . . '51ef:.: . -'fl 1 .cf , ' iz.. IRM:-r. If .Q we I, ,f . ff X456 ali . ,if f ' nu me lu luuueu mamr .1 .t FRED OSBORNE f Ile plays the game and plays to win it. Vileaverville Baseball, Basketball, Football, '31, '32, '33, Asheville High Football '34, '35, A Club, All-VVestern N. C., All-State, All-Southern High School Quarterback '34, All-County Basketball For- ward '32, '33, All-Tournament Basketball Captain '32, '33, Vveaverville, Christ School Football '33. LOUISE BENNETT NORTHCOTT The reward of toil is not cheap. Cheerio Club, Sans Souci Club, French Club, Sec.-Treas. Torchlight Society, Junior Marshal, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, Steering Corn- mittee, Ring' and Invitation Committee, XVhat-Not Shop Staff, 1-IILLBILLY Statf, Sponsor Football Game, Red Cross Representative. MARION PADGETT His 'manner was his style. JOHN LEWIS OTTO Quiet-but i1ifZastrious. Entered Seziior High '34, Jasons Club, Secretary Assembly. xi , , CECIL WINFRED PARHAM Tot a has been, but a going to be. Club. TROY HILLARD PARHAM, JR. There afre 'very few persons that pursue science with true dignity. J sons Club, Library Club. HELEN V. PETERSON Youth is full of pleasure. Student Council '32, Spring Pageant '34, Belle- Peppers, Service Club, Christmas Queen Contest '34, Girls' Glee Club '32. ' ALLEN PATTERSON Vacation is his fuoeati'orL. Sec.-Treas. lla:-heilors, lietorts '34, Bachelors '33, '34, '35', Glee Club, Class Basketball, Vice Pres. 8B Assembly, Monitor, D. M, Traffic Committee. EUGEN E POPE Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty. H. F. Basketball '31, Football '31, Jasons Club, Vice Governor 8B Assembly, Varsity Football '33, '34, A Club, Sec.-Treas. A Club. MILDRED PITTENGER Yet graceful ease and sweetness 'void of pride Might hide her faults if she had faults to hide. Pep-ette Club '34, '35, Boosters '31, '32, H. F., Attendance Certificate 10th Grade '33, '34, Glee Club '34, '35. E53 , r U :Yana ..-we- ' .. Q 341. .-.4 ln' ,aww ' Qin ,fp-.I KH- s' - 'f ?i'.elfM75i Y '- qg l 1 cu me lu u cuueu :uw MARY EVELYN PRUETT Friendly to all the world. HARRY PRATT I am not in the rolc of common mcnf' Glee Club '30, '34: PinzLfore '34: Bachelors '53-1, '35: Football Programs '34: 11A Assembly lied Cross Representative: Vice Pres. 11A Assembly: Annual Adjustment Committee '35, ELLA LOUISE RAMSEUR She doeswt say much, Hut ire are glad she's one of us. Student Club: Belle-Pepper Club, H. F.: Red Cross Certificate. MAZEL RUTH RADFORID Sho who speaks loss knows mostf' Entered from Goldsboro High, '34: Girls' Ath- letic Association: Service Club: Girls' Basketball Team '34, '35: Pinafore '34: Certificate of Perfect Attendance. ROWELL RAYMER No thought that crm' strrrerl the human, mind shall be Inf! untold. Flnterel High School in Fall of '33 from 0-ld Fort High, lielonpged to Tennis Club, Debating: Team. Boy Scouts of America and Hi-Y Club. HALFRED RANDOLPH A loyal, just, and upright gemflouzaiif' Pres. Student Body, Pres. Junior Class: lXlanag'er 48 'X What-Nmit Shop: H1L,Ln1i,LY Staff: Cheer Leader: Junior llotarian: Commercial' Club: Hetorts: UA' 5' Olub: Bachelors: Hi-Y: Torchlig'ht Society: Man- fs.. W agrer of Ifootliull: Spanish Club: Emerald lslef' EUGENE REAMS I think but flare not speak. v A Club: Track Team '34, X' NORA WRENN RAYSOR X E1'cr charmiim, ever 11o1u'. ' 44 Pep-ettes: Pres, Pep-ettes '34, '35: Vice Pres. WX Pep-ettes '33: Most Outstanding' Girl in Senior Class for D.A.R.: Sponsor Cosmic Night : 2nd Prize , Dellwood Scholarship: XN'hut-Not Shop Staff: Torch- 7? :V E' light Society: Suns Souci: Pres. 9.-X, llll. IHA, 101-3 Assemblies: French Club: l'llI,LBILLY Staff. HARRIET' SHELTON RHINEHARDT A light 7lCflI'f Iircs long. Commercial Club: Girls' Athletic Association: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee '34: l-Bronze Type ing Award: Silver Typing Award: Pinufore : Me- linka of Astrakhanf' MARTHA ELIZABETH REESE Thy beauty is thy virtue. Junior Marshal '34: Library Club: Student Club, Home Nursing' Certificate: Shorthand Award: Com- mecial Club: Prettiest Girl. 1 . , . - '.1 lf A, .V . LEW! W I LA N LE' - 3' .1 K. -. ,, Y .- JI- 1 .if '. f, Xi , vi 1 ' , ,,'-'N ,,-. ,ls ,U ,rm - I -jly, r' -L . - rg: . ,ff 3,l,- -'i' - - f , - Gr , 'ti - J .11 ' , ,4-v ..,.1 Y M V' 1 1-311:27 ., . Hgh' . . g'w 5- ,g,?1,,.fQia-Q I' is 4 V ' 2262131154 : ee: MJ: 'hue fit dis. ful-741s 77 ,, 1 cu me lu ll auuo uutx .2 JERRY ROBINSON - b M 5 Oh, why should life all labor e? Student Council '34, Jasons Club, aroon Rois- ' I ters, H. F. Spring Pageant '34. I 4 .I 1 3'5 fr ' HARRY ROBIN -'-' J 'l'il1.vy do bold Llmfzys in a quiet way. ' jf ' THERESA ROGERS ,,: -' 'I'Il be merry, 1'll be free, I'll be sad for nobody. H Service Club, Athletic Club, Student Club D. M., French Club '34. LEAH ROBINSON Thou art a scholar. Valedlictorian, Torchlight Society '34, '35, L'Alli- ance Francaise '33, '34, '35', Class Bookworm, HILL' BILLY Staff. MARGARET NANCY RYAN . Looe me, love my dog. HII.l,llII.l1Y Staff, Monitor'33, Girls' E-a.sketball'34. I Q DEBORAH M. RUBIN IVith music and sweet 'melody Shall make us happy be. Salutatorian: Most Talented Girl, I'IILLBILLY Staff, Torchlight Society '35, French Club '33, '352 Student Club '32, '34, Greensboro H. S. Orchestra Contest '33, Greensboro Contest Viollin Solo '34, '35, Orchestra '32, '35 1st Place N. C. Club Federation Contest '34: Monitor, Music Concert '33. 0,4 My MILIDRED LOUISE SCHARFF By rliligcuco she 'wins hor way. I Chairman Program Committee '31, Girl Reserves, Booster, I-I. IF. '34, '35: French Club, Torchlight So- ciety, Glee Cllub, Spring Pageant, Latin Play '34 MARY LEE SALLEY IIN friends are many, hm' enemies few. Vice Pres. Pep-ettes '34, Sec.-Treas Pep-ettes '33, Reporter Pep-ettes '35, French Club, Student Club, Vice Pres. 10A Assembly, Gllee Club D. M., Program Committee, Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee, Girls' Athletic Association, Library Club '35. FREDERICK ALLWIN SCHNIEDER Patient industry is virtue. Entered 9B from Statesville High. Pres. 10B Assembly, Sec.-Treas 10A Assembly. MARGY SCHARTLE Give me so-me music. Pres: Student Club '34, French Club, Clionian Literary Society, Sec. Assembly Typing' Award: Shorthand Award. .., ,-.f. , ,J V, , L42- ,2 ' A ' . 4. -'-' -Wi YT, , .-.ir . ' ,- E ,qqyd- 51 -HM ao . 11421. 2 1 I . I 'cm-c me cu xuuue CHARLES HUBERT SHOPE, JR. His hair is luis crowning glory. Entered from Miami High in Fall of '34, Student Body '32, Track '32, Athletic Club. SARA ELIZABETH SETZER Perscveraii ce wins. Reporter Library Club '34, Student Club '32, Certificate for Attendance. THOMAS W. SILER Some ereflit in being jolly. Jasons Club, Band '31, G-lee Club '31, Football, Track. WILLIAM MELVIN SHUFORD His life was gentle, and the elements so mia-erl -in. him that Nature miyht stand up and say to all the u'o'rld, this was a man! Pre-s. Student Council D. M. Pres. Senior Class '34, '35, Vice Pres. Student Council '34, '35, Vice Pres. Student Council D. M. '33, '34, Pres. Freshman Class 32, Pres. Junior Cilass IJ, M. '33, '34, Student Council '29, '30, '31, '33, '34, '35', Pres, Bachelors '34, Manager What-Not Shop '34, '35, Junior Rotarian '33, Pres. 1-Ii-Y '34, '35, Dele- sate Student Council Congress at Winston-Salem ,IUE SINIPSON Sleep that knows no 'll7!lfx'lll!l.H ADELE SMITH SIMPSON ,'To lcnofuv her was to lore her. Red Cross Representative '32, Student Club '32, '33, Ko-Op Club '34, '35, Torchlight Society '34, '35, Attendance Certificate, French Club '35, MILDRED ELIZABETH SNIPES Softly I speak and sweetly smile. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee '34, Glee Club, Melinka of Astrakhan , Carmen , ln Art-ady , Girl Reserves '30, Monitor '32, Office Staff '30, SARA ELIZABETH SMITH lt -is better to wear out lu mischief Than to rust out in being! solemn. Pres. Assembly '32, Boosters '32, '33, H. lf., lie- porter Belle-Peppers '33, '34, Student Club '34, Re- porter Ko-Op Club '34, Sec. French Club '34, '35 Spring' Pageant, H. l+'. '33, '34, Monitor '34, Junior- Senior Banquet Committee '34, Page for Teachers' Convention, 3 yrs. Perfect Attendance, Tn Ar- 'c'ady , Most Mischievous Girl, Hu,I.uiI.Lx' Staff. WILLIAM SPARE Probably some hard work is stored here, for none ever came out. Pinafore Chorus. CHARLES EDWARD SOL'T'HER, -IR. Strong and content I am a maui' n. M. Football '29, Football '31, '32, '34, Captain '34, A Club, XVestern N. C. Football, Basketball Squad '33, Pres. All-Americans '30, Varsity Alternate Captain '32, Co- Sec.-Treas A Club, All- Football Team '32, '-33, '34, -' .i'7 liw x -1 Nw. :FL , il, u1 'liob'q- f .ffii?.ix3?a 4q6-.11.c'gg, if 'fs .Vic-.4 ,- :f.g,,.--gg - '15-,.i.Li XX .f om QK Doll' . 4 ? 0 E Gb. fin ii 35 .vi aim 9' -'au' 239 3 'fa -flee.. ,Ti ' 1-' ' - A' .ffm 2 1 ' A :li -ffm . . ,,, ,, .'I' 4. '-, .,,. .11aJ1'..:-5 - ' .- L m,. r - . .W 'iv L X Q 0.9-'U' P if oft aw' r., rua .1 we iff' l it ,. J 1 cu me cu cuuueu MLW ANNIE MAE STONE Theres something soothing in quietness. Student Clubg Glee Club. MARALIE VIRGINIA S-PAKE Never trouble trouble 'till trouble troubles you. Girls' Athletic Associationg Student Club '32, '33: Glee Club '32g Orchestra '323 Commercial Club '33: Pinafore '34. JILES LEE SUMNER mixes laughter with the serious stuU'. Torchlight Societyg Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee '34g Football Squad '34, NORMAN SULTAN But his tongue goes on forever. Scenery 'Director '33g Stage Manager '33g Traf- fic Monitorg Retort Clubg Chemistry Club '33g Honorable Mention Art Contest of Pinafore. ! Men may come and men may go, ANNE ELIZABETH SWICEGOOD A szoeet attractive hind of grace. Pres. Boosters '3i5g Sec.-Treas, Sans Souci '34, '35g Vice Pres. Library Club '32, '38g Sec.-Treas. Boost- ers '33, '34g l'res. D. M. Girl Reserves '31, '32g 1'IlI,I..BILI.Y Staltg Typing' Award: Student Count-il '31, '32g Junior-Senior Banquet Committee '34g Sec,- Treas. Senior Classy Steering' Committeeg Sponsor Victory Night Basketball Game '34g Red Cross Representative '32, '34g 10A Assembly Pres.: Spon- sor Thanksgiving' Day Football Game '34. ARNOLD SWAIN f'There is mischief under the mildest exterior. Entered from Grace High School as Sophomore. Chemistry Clubg Armistice Day Program '34. MARGARET MQCORD TATE An, 7,L'7'I7,lfS1.t0l girl and a jolly pal, W'himsioal, witty and wise. State Music Contest, Greensboro '31g Orchestra '31, '32, '33g Clionian Literary Club: Silver Typing' Awardg Glee Club: Me1inka of Astrakhanng At- tendance Certilicateg Junior Red Cross Representa- tiyeg Vice Pres, Assembly '33g HILLBILLY Staff. JACK BURT TAGGART A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Jasonsg H. F. Spring Pageant. JIM TAYLOR To those who know' thee not, no words can paiutg And to those who know thee, know all words are faint. GERTRUDE ADELLA TAYLOR A very nice girl with pretty Zoclcsg Oh, but what a chatter-box! Monitor '34, D. M.g Shorthand Award: Typing' Award. , - wsu.- g ,rap fig: 313+ .' 1-fi iz- , ' N -:er ' 4 ,ii A . -I n. gt, . 4+ .ff fu. ,p-.sw Q4-, -- . --Qtr' 4'-. P . 's-Qs' . 'P' ..f-'fn .a.5,Q1:f4i5 Q- : -i . tig,Z'i, .1 - f 5 Y . .f- ,, ,.,, L '. z ' 4 2: - ,,'3-ftf.fffj,jg:q ' im'-jill! ' '?5Q'f9f'lff-'di '- i u-1 me lu ai luueu REESE TEAGUF I put all my troubles in the bottom. of my heart, 4 Then sit on the lid and smile. H HARRY W. TEAGUE Give me some music. moody food Of as who trade in love. Pres. Jasons Club, H. F.: Student Council '31: Pres. SA, SB, 9B Assemblies: Pres. Maroon Roisters '34: Spring Pageant '34: Glee Club '34, '35: Me- linka. of Astrakhann 35: Talent Club '34. HOPE LUDLOW TIMMONS, JR. His strength is the strength of '1 be use his heart is pure. Band '31, '32: Jasons '34. ' NEZZIE LULLENE TlLLER What a sweet life a quiet lifc aUo'rds. Girl Reserves '32: Home Nursing' Certificate: At- tendance Certificate. CHARLES S. TlSON, JR. Wo find in lift' 0.1'ar'lly zrliat 'Il 1' put in it. Assembly Presidemt '30, '31: Glee Club '30, '31 Student Council '30, '31, '32: Class Sec.-Treas. '32. EM MA GLADY S TI PPETTE To labor iritlz :ost and to nirz' of your bmi 1Vith sweetness and joy in the giving. Dramatic Olub: Debating Club: Girl Reserves Sand Hill Sczhoolg Won liecitation Contest in Fresh- man Year at Sand Hill: Handicraft Club. BETTY TROY She was inazlv of happy thouolits, And full of wit and lauohter. Vice Pres. Cheerios '33: Pres. Cheerios '34, '35, Associate Editor H1l.I,l3lI.LY '35': Vice Pres. L'Alliance W Francaise '33: Creative Arts Club '33: Lead in School Days '303 Sweetest Girl: Most Capable Girl: Most Cheerful Girl in Senior Class 35: Direc-A-if tor Needlework Guild '34g Dramatic- Club, D. M.: Vg 793 Armistice Day Chapel Program '34: Sponsor Green- ville Basketball Game '35: Pres. SA, 9A, 9B, 11B M- 'WWA' Assemblies: Cosmic Olub Athletic Council '34, '35. MARY CAROLYN TOVVNSEND Young, nay, radiant. Entered Senior Class from St James School, Or- lando, Fla. Glee Cflub '35. , , V A, .1 Q, In P 4 A V ,, 'S 2.36 'fi-sc ff to Q-rf ' 4 A' .,- 13' , 90 f , 1 MD' A H: BILLY VAUCIHAN 6 I , lVhy 'work at aIl. ' . l SYLVIA ALYCE TWIFURD f K A 43 Q. . By harmony our souls arc swayed, ,Z .... I M 2, By harmony our world was made. ,L . X Entered Freshmfm Class from Tulsa, Okla. Re- J tg. porter .-isherille Citizon '34, '35: XVhat-Not Shop Staff: Two Typing Awards: Debating' Club, '33, '34: ' Educational Program '34: Glee Club: Commercial - ' Club: Reporter l1A, 1113 Assemblies: Girl Reserves. l l ' rf .1 nf., H' V 7 4 P'- + f y .iww g avg FE. EL A ug: ,.. . 2' .-. A e - Iii 'E f 1 VT... 0 1.1.-.L--P m. .V- 1 11-1 195 ll-l ll 11.41.115 ll 11.1Lw HARRIET LUCINDA WALKUP A smile for all, a greeting glad, An amiable and jolly way she had. Seven Years Perfect Attendance, Leadership Club, What-Not Shop Staff, Boosters Club, French Club, State Music Contest, Greensboro '33, Sec.- Treas. Assembly, Spring' Concert by Music Depart- ment '33, Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35, Monitor '34, Ko-Op Club, Operetta, In Arcady , Glee Club. HERBERT WADOPIAN A professional vendor of hot air. Manager Radio Station WWNC Boys' Week '32, Pina,fore , Student Correspondent Asheville Times '32, Glee Club '34, '35, Melinka of Astrakhanf' T8 L' ,BERTHA PAULINE WARREN She is 'no foe to any man, Hut she can talk to beat the band. Girl Reserves, D. M., Service Club '33, Pres, Service Club '34, Library Club '35, Attendance Certincate for Five Years, Cosmic Council '35 DOROTHY MARION WARD A f'l'lCll'd of truth, of soul sincere, In action faithful, in honor clear, Pinafore , Home Nursing Certihcate, Girl Re- serves, Creative Arts Club '32, '33. WALTER MOORE WATTS, JR. 1IC's all that he Seems. and more. Editor-in-Chief 1-IILLB1LLY '35, 'Forchlight '34, '35, Bfinfi '32. '33, Hi-Y '35, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee '34, Vice Chairman Student Council '31, I . Voted Most Courteous Boy in Senior Class '35, Voted Most Dig'nifle1l Boy in Senior Class '35. W 0 4 I ,IOE WATKINS V' 1 I iivrm' felt the kiss of love, , Nor mairleifs hand in mine. 0 Q, A r d from Greenville, S. C. '33. 'EIJEN MARTORIE WHISNANT . ' Here's to the girl with a heart and smile, That makes the bubble of life worthwhile. Student Club '32, '33, Leadership Club '32, Ko-Op Club '34, '35, Home Nursing Certificate, Spring Pa- geant '34, Vice Pres. Assembly '32, Sec. Assembly '33, Attendance Certificate, HILLBILLY Staff. ROBERT VV. WELLS It is better to be happy than wise. I KENNETH WIGHT 'iilusic hath charms. Entered Senior High Dec. 10, 1934 from Meyers High School, Vlilkesbarre, Pa., Melinka of Astra-- khan. LOUISE WHITE A rare co-mpouvicl of oddity, frolic and fini. Girls' Athletic Association, Student Club '32, '33, Glee Club, Orchestra '32, 33, Pinafore '34. ,fer . . ,fJ'-.yi xfigf ht .1 'Tiki' - .iv -. :vi 'f-'G ,. --,. . , ,.g 1'1 f -'9t 3i4i V',. if-'51 J f'3 - 'T- 3i n' ' U Nz - A. mu me in ci iuuemu Lsfn' CHARLES DULANEY WILLIAMS Hllctrfrnzillation is thc' lIl!l81l'l lx'C1j of SIll'l'I'SS. .Jasons Club: Student Council '33, '34: President- elect H. F. Student Council '34: Spring' Pageant: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee: Senior Rin: Committee: Senior Invitation Committee: Gold Football Award. SELMA AILEEN WILLIAMS Chatter, chatter all the while, but everybody loves it. Girl Reserves, H. F.: Girls' Athletic Association: Glee Club, H. F.: Spring' l'ug'eant, H. F, '34. WOODROW VVAIJE VVILLIAMS Auld here iiidccrl is a 'man lfolh 'in sizr' and action. Pres. Bachelors Club '35: Band '31, '32, '33, '34: State Music Contest '31: Stage Crew Pinafore : Retort Club '34: Principal lb. M. During' Boys' NVeek. MARIAN HLANCHE WILLIAMS By f1ilifl1'lI1f'C slit' 'wins lwr 'Il'lL1l,H Student Club '32, '33: Sec. Assembly '33: Spring: Pageant '34: Girls' Athletic Association '34, '35: Belle-Peppers '34: French Club '35: '1'orchli,e,'ht So- ciety: Fours Years Perfect Attendance. MARY GREY WITHERS avr : ': Rare Cfllllpllllllfl of q1ml'it411, noble' null irzw, ll'ith. plcnty of smisz' and Hood humor too. ance Francaise '34, '35: Student Club '31, '32, '33, '34, Torchlight Society '35: H1Li.B1Li,Y Staff: L'Alli- CALVIN OSCAR WILSON llc that ircll his work begiimcth, Tho rallivr ci good mul he 'lC'fllIll'tll.'. 'l'orchHig'ht Society: Pres. Jasons Club '33, 'IHQ Spring Pageant '34: Student Council '31: Junior- Senior Banquet Committee '34: Treus. .lnnior Class. RICHARD WOLFE Be good mid he loiiesomcf' Entered Higfh School from Belmont Abbey, Belo mont, N. C. '34, Glee Club. NELLIE PAULINE WITHERSPOOX Little and neat, prctty and SIl'l'f'f.H Pres. 10A Assembly: Vice Pres. SA Assembly: Sec. Belle-Peppers '34: Ginls' Athletic Association: Service Club: Student Club: Home Nursing' Certill- cate: H. F. Boosters: Band and Orchestra '32. ELIZABETH EARLE VVOOD The dearest, the sweetest, most lovable, too ,- Hest kind of a sport and a pal trur: blue. Torch1lig'ht Society: Yice Pres. French Club '34. '35: Treas. Ko-Op Club '34, '35': H. F. Boosters Club '31, '32: lied Cross Representative '32, '33, '342 Spring' llageiint TH: Assembly l-Leporter '32: Leader- ship Club '32: Vice Pres. Assembly '33, WOODROW' WILSON VVOMACIQ The man of thought strikes deepcst and st'ril.'ws safest. Entered 10A from Haw Creek '32. nt- on .- . ' . iii, E- sl' .. V l 5 'gigs l .xiqv A 'lf' iz' '. if.. 1 s-'sate' - ' if tfw 1 0 Q . 1 0 7 I Wah if Q ,Jr W 84 fs 1 f. 5 gg 4 UN? , vii W W' ,, .. -- 25,312 .5 -' ' A - Yei+fi'r, 5f: -7 5. tl-H KHQHLILIB ULILW ia'-ff' ..,,,.:sa'j Agiif. . bf V A - y . 4. . za. , ,:.e.,-If, --gi, ., n lgirinrrn J. W. AUSBURNW I am -not in the role of common men. MARY ELLEN .BARKER The life of the good is free from fear. Vice Pres. Student Club '33, Pep-ette Club, Sans Souci, Chemistry Club. WOODROW BARTLETT He sighed to 'many but loved but one. Basketball '34, '35, Football '33 Pinafore , Junior Representative '34, A Club '33, '35. RUTH EDWIN DRAKE The measure of life is 'not length, but honesty. Pinafore , Glee Club '33, '34. JACK DUCKETT Lb . All I ask is to be let alone. . ,fx Q. V1 HO ANNE ELLISON Music is the uniizersal language of 'll'l.LLll,k'l?Id. State Music Contest '32, '33, '34, Glee Club, Or- chetra '31, '32, '33, '34, Pinafore , Melinka of ,A strakl an , String' Quartet '33, '34, Im' JACK ERWIN Men of few words are the best men. JAMES KENNETH KILLE There's method in his silenmf' Band, Glee Club '35, JACK Mc-IUNKIN THELMA LOUISE MCKENZIE She was and is, what more can be said? Glee Club, Dramatic Club. 4 ,ff ry 11 FRED MYERS A qwiet, diligent worker. WILLA EDNA RAWLS Those who knew her found her always true. A JAMES G. WAMSLEY 'g' I am. happiest 'mlzen I am. idle. DORIS WEAVER I find earth not grey, but rosy, Heaven. not grim., but fair of hue. Pres. Girl Reserves, Christmas Queen Contest, Spring Pageant, Student Council Traffic Commit- tee, Hansel and Gretel , Glee Club. RUTH WHITE I zroulrl help others out of all ill feeling. MARY ALICE WHITTON A, maiden 'modest yet self-possessed. Home Nursing' Certificate, Student Club, Ora- torical Contest, Glee Club, Program for Teachers Convention. GEORGE JEFFROY WILSON Iles a friend worth hafuingf' To be useful is the greatest 'l7iTflli'.H 'L X HOWELL YOUNG A Club, Coach of Junior Maroon Basketball LqLLf Silence is golr1e11. Team, Varsity Football '34, Basketball, Baseball. .If 'ntered Senior High from Grace Hiih School. 31 1115 ' IUARY ELLIE LUNCEFORD NIARGARET SUSIE IXIEHANE ' of wh ,.-:ff ' ' ' 1 'A' . TI If Q VI , ' --v. '..f-4: J '-f te ' . ' 'I t-K nl AE, .ff f gush' . 7.'ivi 7Afa -f'-'v 4 ...L'.'f3- V J 'I ll-H CH K MUS!! MLW , 93:5- , . Q an Q Q is awk - L 1Plnnnr Svtuhrniz DEBORAH Rrmx LEAH Rmslxsox Slllllfllfllfillll I'7Il!l'l1il'I'07'i!lIl Average 95.23 Average 96.6 XVILLI.x.x1 SHL: FORD HARRIET VV,-XLKUP HENRY Humax Prfsidwzf of Senior KJXIIXS 7 Ymrs Perfvrf 1Jfft'7lIlfl7ll'l' Prrxiflvnf of Sflldfllf H0113 J- an ? 4 ff N I wr 4 W fl 'ff u -v , W W N f ,l'YiQ 1v 5 '1x a1 ,- ff: -f :l f F - V. fe , '1 Lf' ' V A' ELI . ', M4- 3 - . u 15Yi.J2'g fe 5' vn,S-fk! lVE.w W ,Q 1 XM, tr BL 'Fi P7 9 Inu me cu u cuueu rutw N' M Qllaua Sung Onward from our Alina lllater All our lessons doneg We are turning toward the future, Our life work's begun. Teachers, classmates, friends so dear. We m-ust say goodbyeg Ne'er in life shall we forget you Dear old Asheville High. Asheville High, we gladly pledge you Endless loyalty, And our guiding star forever You will always he. Soon our duties will be leading Over pathways newg Lighted by ideals you taught us, Alma Mater, true. -KENNETH WIGHT. Qllaaa 15119111 Standing in thy open doorway With a free, undaunted heart, Gazing out upon life's highway By which We must soon depart, Thinking over happy nienilries, joyous days welve spent with thee, Planning ever for the future. Something useful soon to beg Asheville High, 'tis thus we leave thee, As we take our onward way, May our actions never shame th-ee, lblay we meet again some day. Here's to greatness in the future- New and better things to beg Adieu, we leave thee, Alma Mater, Marching on to victory! -MARY R. EPPS, A i i . ,. We WSE al '3' r. Q guys? 5' J' if F I4-xl Qing, V, A sig:-N if- -5,' ' W., ,L f fvfza-l f, . , 'fifa gaiiffff fp, U' I-fit-ff:-rl I -fr? .5 J' 3, 1 44-4 CE 441 ll 41.41.45 ll 14.4Lw Qllaaa lfliatnrg Four years ago over two hundred young fresh- men soldiers joined the Army of Knowledge in separate regiments at Fort David Millard and Fort Hall Fletcher under the united command of General Hunt and General Bonnottc. There were four huge walls to climb before the soldiers had any chance of victory. On the other side of the fourth wall was a rainbow and a pot of gold for each soldier who pulled through safely. Since the soldiers were divided it was hard for each group to understand the other. The Hrst year was spent in teaching the young soldiers the ways of the army. Sports and games helped to make the army life more enjoyable. Fortu- nately, there were no great battles to be fought. The first great wall was scaled. Tvhe regiments were united at the beginning of the second year under the command of Gen- eral Lee H. Edwards at Fort Senior High. The army was not troubled with many battles the first part of the year so the soldiers spent their time getting in good condition by practicing comrade- ship and co-operation. Alas! just before the end of the year the Great Terror Depression made a sudden attack. Several battles were lost in- cluding Creative Arts and Gym, but by a happy stroke of fate the battle Commercial Course was won. The soldiers were able to scale the second great wall because splendid co-operation reigned. At the beginning of the third year Depression again attacked the Army, which was once more .-,. ,r .. divided under the joint command of General Edwards and General Anderson. Through the never-tiring efforts of the Colonels and Lieuten- ants-teachers and parents-the Army was able to thrive and gain a foothold. With the supplies of Commercial Course and Music so low the Army had to become thrifty. The soldiers at last climbed the third great wall. f The enemy, Depression, was pushed back and the Army was able to be reunited at Fort Senior High at the beginning of the fourth year. The way was hard and the weather cold but the fa- mous spirit of the Army enabled everyone to con- quer all difficulties. lt was during the year that two of the best beloved soldiers fell in the act of service, Diary Lunceford and Susie Me- bane. A gate was found in the fourth wall and the Army could see the rainbow with its pot of gold. This led them on to the fight for Victory. The Army was at last able to obtain its goal, for slowly the gate of the fourth wall was swing- ing open. Through this the soldiers marched and beheld the glorious rainbow. Each soldier received his pot of gold in the form of a Diploma as an introduction to the Great Wide World. To those who follow, these conquering veter- ans wish to say: Fight for U.i'hl1lJ.V right In order to obtain victory. -HELEN GUTHRIE. , .1 , 1. ,gf 1 . y. il-,Jimi , .. qu' .i-LW ' .L , QW:-Q. Niv ix - ,JV . ' 1-:af . R134 ,4-1 iw4l ' 1 4174 , ' - ls-nz. pm ' .-n ...,-. 4. i ' X 'H f QL' .+?g.fg-uaefzlil ' 1 -M L 'l ll-l iE ll-l ll lLlLlBll MLW .1 rr . wx A ' 'I bfyll ' .if ' - 1 l2f4jh..,? 'ln 7 iliinrial One who never turned his barb, but marched breast forward, Never doubled clouds would break, Never dfflllllfd, tho' right were worried, wrong would triumph. Held we fall to rise, are baffled to ight better, Sleep to zeal-e. ff OT long before Robert ,Browning died, he wrote these lines which describe him so faithfully-courageous, optimistic, and dauntless. This description might well be applied to the spirit which has prevailed in Asheville High School. It was here when We entered, it is here to an ev-en greater extent now that we are about to leave. Cnr student body has never turned its back to any task. When we were deprived of many of our courses by the lack of necessary funds, we marched breast forward and did not give up. We never doubted that the clouds would break, and we won-won back some, at least, of those things that we could have lost forever had we not known that wrong would not triumph, though right were worsted. Again, when our class, then Juniors, was faced with the problem of the junior-Senior ,Banquet and it seemed very improbable that we could have a banquet at all, our leaders came forward and once more we marched breast forward to victory. ln our Senior year we attempted to raise money for our Annual, but up until the last it appeared as if our splendid spirit had failed us. However, we rose after seeming to fall-fought better after being baffled, and emerged from our project successful. Handicapped though we were, we are now able to send THE l-lI1.I.n1LLv to press, longer by sixteen pages than last year's memory book, containing complete club and athletic sections, and reflecting the spirit that has been back of everything we have undertaken to accomplish. To lylrs. Elliott, Nliss Barnett, Nliss Cooke, bliss Garner, Nliss Nannie Nloore, bliss Smith, and lyliss Wolfe, thc faculty advisors of the Annual staff, and to their student assistants, we wish to extend the gratitude of the Senior Class of ,35 for the generosity of their aid. Next we wish to thank Mr. Edwards for his efforts in sponsoring a Lyceum Course, without which this Year Book could not have been published, and the merchants and business concerns who so graciously donated space for the advertisements which contributed much to the success of the performances. Also we feel greatly indebted to the Seniors of ,34 who, through untiring effort and sacrifice, published a memory book last year and ther-efore made it possible for us to continue this year with THE HILLBILLY publication. We now offer our Year Book to Asheville High School and we sincerely hope that each student will receive as much pleasure from reading it as we did from compiling it, and in the years to come will value it highly as a remembrance of his sojourn in this school. Now, as our days in Asheville High draw to a close, we wish to leave with you our Fare-u'vll! a -word that must be, and lmth been: A sound which makes us Zingerg-yet-farewellf' -WALTER WATTS. . 3.5.1 .af an . .,, -p A We A ' as' .-1,44 ,. ,-mfr. v,qvQ'x f,:,-t ZEN? x ,Q-.-is , -,yi 1 ,,. ,vryrprv C' l 'bn W 'W f-- f '- 224, -' -'4 V ' + i 3' V .v , . vfsiu- wr. fi.-.fmt A.. 3 ' aw I l-1 4444-4 IE IH If 14.44.15 ll 4L1Lw llillhillg Staff WALTER WATTS ........,........,.....,. ,.... E dimr-in-Chief MRS. ROSALIE CONN ELLIOTT .,.,. ..............,..... A rlvisor Hssociate Editors Assistant Editors BETTY TROY MARGARET CALEEE SATENIK NAHIRIAN FRENCH MCCAIN STAFF ATHLETIC SECTION: MISS AUGUSTA BARNETT, Advisor LENOIR HENRY JOHN WESLEY DENNIS PERSONAL HISTORIES: MISS :LOUISE WOLFE, Advisor EMMETT DAVIS JACK ARLISTRONG IVIARY EPPS INLSRY LEE SALLEY LITERARY SECTION: MISS MARY READE SMITH, Advisor MARY ELLEN HARRISON THELINIA LIPE ILIXIA LABAR KENNETH VVIGHT VIRGINIA BARROSSE MARGARET RYAN IDEBORAH IQITBIN FREDERICA CLODEELTER GLADYS JOHNSON ANNETTIC MEHAI-'FEY FINANCIAL COMMITTEE : TYPISTS: BETTY BUELL VIRGINIA ELLISON LIARTHA REESE DOROTHY MORGAN MARGARET TATE ALINIA BROOKS AIAIIGY SCHARTLI1: INLARILEE SPAKE POLLY LEAKE SALLY COLLIN BIGTTY JEAN PTICNNINGER IIARGY COOPER CLITB SECTION: MISS ISABEL COOKE, Advisor JOYCE MOORE LOUISE NORTHCOTT BOYS' QUOTATIONS: MISS COLLIE FQARNER, A111-ixnr EDITH HINE VIRGINIA HOWARD HBZRBERT BYERLY OSCAR WILSON NIRS. J. PI1I4iE LEEI-ER, Treasurer DAN HILL ELIZABETH SWICEGOOD GIRLS' QUOTATIONS: STANLEY IJIPINSKY MISS NANNIE MOORE, Advisor , ,L ANNA JEAN Fox MARY GREY WITHERS PIMILIE LAWRENCE BETTY BROOKSHIRE NORA RAYSOR IWILDRED HIMES EVA KING ELIZABETH WOOD NIARJORIE XVHISNANT HARRIET WALKIIP SARA SMITH ANTHEA ALEXANDER BUSINESS STAFF: BILL SHIKFORD, Manager HARRY PRATT WOODROW WILLIAMS JOHN AIKEN BUD HUDSON BILL GARBTANY 'FRANK WILSON NICK DAVIS HAL RANDOIIPH DOROTHY LTCGILL KATHERINE GOODE IXIIIJTRED 1'lUVVICLL IHLL BARRETT .,p. f.mh'lix4.f- 9 dylgesgaf' 54 U, L f . ,f -- 1-R1 . .,' ', .- . fr -. 24,4 ' - - , A -I -'A ' - '14- nm .4 WL, . .nu .1 5 -1 , .. k wi? I II-I me cw Iuexeim ILIW y 1 L. if vga' Qtuhvnt Gln-npvratiur Glnunril HENRY HUDSON ..A,.. .....,.... P resident WILLIAM SHUFORD .......... ...... V ice President MARY ELLEN HARRISON R..,.7 ........................... S ecretary FALL TERM SPRING TERM LENOIR HENRY EIJIZABETH HUNNIOUTT JACK WESTALL HUGH TRAVIS GENE BLACKWELL HANNAH PLUMIVIER LADIJ ISUMNER JOHN WITHERS JERRY ROBINSON RUGGLES BAKER JOE JUSTICE CHARLES WHITE CHARLES WILLIAMS NICK DAVIS ELIZABETH HUNNICUTT NICK DAVIS LADD SUMNER RUGGLES BAKER Faculty Ad-visors Miss AUGUSTA BARNETT MISS SUE UNDERHILL Miss KATHERNE TIGHE Purpose To aid in the development of effective co-Operation between faculty and students. To aid in the creation and maintenance of higher standards of honor. To promote a more vigorous school spirit. Achievements Host to N. C. Student Council Congress Conducted Social Standards Conference Supervised the Work of the What-Not Shop, and operated second-hand book exchange. Financed work of the Student Council. . -1121. . . 'ff I vc.5,g1giQ,X,v,glL ,'gy:.t'k 5,,'l,1 ,gf-it Y ?..5Q,:,1r,4 A , QA 5,1 it f ,-'Eff' ,,4f.f f ,.:g-4' I., 4 - tw - A r if . 'fn -'f 1551-jJ'7 if-ff , ' lk' x .f'f.'-Yffmsxir' 'f' if?l?4m2 . I 'rr I lr' n I u n IQ ll ll xx! 'T A 'f ' Inrrhlight Svnrirtg PURPOSE: Character - Svholarship - Leadership - Service OFFICERS ROBERT ci0TTL1EH ,AAr ...................,,.. .....,...,... P r vsidem STANLEY LIPINSKY ...... ...... I 'ice President LOUISE NORTHCOTT ..... ........., S efretary MRS. B. R. HOFFMAN .... ...... A dlvisor MEMBERS ANTHEA AIIIGXANDER VIRGINIA BAIIROSSE HILDA BREWTON BEVERLY CLARK EUGENIA 'CREASMAN NAOMI CRIST OLIVE CROSWELL EMMETT DAVIS MARGARET EDWARDS MEARY EPPS MILES FALLS HELEN GUTHRIE MARY ELLEN HARRISON FRANCES HENDERSON DORIS HODGES ELIZABETH HOWELL MILDRED HOWELL GLADYS JOHNSON THOMAS JONES ELIZABETH KALE ALBIA KIRSTEIN EVELYN KRAMER POLLY LEAKE FRENCH MOCAIN SATENIK NAHIKIAN I3VERE'1'1' PARISH DOROTHY PAYNE WILSON PEARSON NORA RAYSOR HALI-'RED RANDOLPH LEAH ROBINSON DEBORAH RUBII-: SEYMOUR SCHANDLER MILDRED SCHARFF ADELE SIMPSON JAMES STANBERRY GILES SUMNER WALTER WATTS OSCAR WILSON MARIAN VVILLIANIS MARY GREY WITHERS ELIZABETH WOOD .Ex All .I-,L ' 'Z' .3355 W .-22'1W r 'Q 7 I '-12. '- 'Eff 'I X' my ' ffffffiffwfsir ' R?i33'7' + ' I . 5 'M-.K. .2 - .- . '1'I-Wfx-. hx 7- 'tgr iv' f.I..., hx. . ' I 12 I-1, K , u I .Lift-., em-151 Q , I iam:-'I.f,:nJ01, 4-Im V- I C I ' f Im-I me wig Musa cum I -' -Q -L .. .9 A ..-vw' .fm-.Y5 ' ii AA ,921 5511 MQ Al I6 I ' OFFICERS ELIZABETH SVVICEGOOD ..... .....,.....,....,...,,. ........... P r esidenz DOROTHY MCRARY ...,. .... V ice President IDOROTHY MCGILL ,..,... ..,.,....... S ecretary JULIA CLIFF ...............,...,. ..... T reasurcr ZVIRS. C. L. LOWRANCE ..,.. .,..w................,,......... ...... A d visor Acconzplishments Put newspaper in the Library. Donated 3:10.00 to the Library Fund. Contributed to the Needlework Guild. Contributed to the Thanksgiving offering. Contributed to the International Peace Conference. Gave clothes to a needy family. Participated in selling tickets to all athletic games. MEMBERS LORRAINE BAND MARTHA CAMPBELL LOUISE PERKINSON IAOUISE LINK ALMA BROOKS MILDRED DOE HELEN HOWERTON FMNCES MILLER VIRGINIA BLACK NELL DAVENPORT RUTH HILL DORIS OSBORNE DOROTHY BLALOCK MARGARET EDWARDS BETTY JEAN HENNINOER CATHERINE PAPE TONA CADE ELIZABETH FOX ELIZABETH HOWIELIA lN'lARY C. STOCKINGER VIRGINIA RUTH CONNOR PHYLLIS GALUIHRIQOK GLADYS JOHNSON MARGARET SWICEGOOIJ IAAURA CLINE ELIZABETH GILMER MARY DUOKETT NELLIE TINOLE ANNA WILLIAMSON I ferr '. g'-MWV II'-A 1'i5L.-if :lf ' 18' . 3 5 95- 'lg ' ffiiigggx A -,ix '.,E:f,f'f,Qi ' L LL 9 4' 1' 'I 2 lg ' lx 'lf ll-ll ' MUS!! MLW 'pf' . . 1:5-I 'G f' f' 'IW1 'J 15 I: in ' -. H Y FW' -'V I -DER '3J ', Glhwrin Qlluh OFFICERS BE'I I'x' FPROY ..., ..,,...7AA.,,,.,77,A7 .......,... P r eszdent JOYCE KIOORE ..,A.7.A , ...,, I five Prmdfnt NIARGARET CALEEE. ,.., ...,..7., S etretazy EVELYN ADAMS .77,,.R,....R,7, .. .... Treaiurf NIARY ELLEN HARRISON ..,, . AR......,.A.... Rfjmrm MRS. R. -I. RICIIAROS ......, VY... f 'amffy lflfmmf fftvollzflfishlnellts Won Needlework Guild Prize. Presented Candy to the Boy Wl1l11CT Gave banquet to the Basketball Team. Donated money to the What-Not Shop Donated money to the International Supported all school activities. ANTHEA :XLEXANLHCR AIIELI-: ALLPORT If1I,SIE ALLIIORT RQARTHA ANDERSON l 'KANCl-IS BEACHADI XYIIIIIINIA l1I'I.X1'I'IABI RIILIDRED BROWN LILIIIAN IBYRII 1 MEMBERS MARIAN IKYRD IIEVERLY BURKE NANCY CALDWELL FEIRIAN lll,I'1lXllCN'l'S SUE: IDARR KIXTHRYN Gooom I fI.l-IANOII GRANT VIIIKIINIA GRIFFIN of the Lyceum Course. Peace Conference. FRANCES GIIOOINIE XYIRGINIA HEYWOOII HELEN HUFFBIAN ELIZABETII HITNNII IIIMA l.AliAR LOUISE NfJIi'fIIFlJTT UATHERINH PARIQEI: ELLIQN Slihlf' . I . ,-QQ., 1.5 .45 4.-I, 4. di, , , A L 1-rf.. I , ' ,. 1 Wm- ' WJ -1' . ' fr: h f f fa.. fx- S I - w ff ' , '-ff , 1 '- Q '. V' iI,, 'f ,L ' 4 ' ' .123-W f. 1 ' it 5 'il 'I Qs JEL., eg., f , -I 2' Q W ' - 'fm v - 1 '1 t V may -'fl-l'::liQiQlLu. .CF'L. H 9 9 Q ill Al inure illrnnraiwe OFFICERS ANTHEA ALEXANDER .... ....,.,..,..., P resident ELIZABETH WOOD .... V.... I fire President SARAH SMITH ....,.,....,7, ,.,,,.,.,,.., S erremry SATENIK lYlAHIKIAN ...... .......,......,,............. .,... T r efmrref Faculty Hdfvisors MISS ISABEL COOKE MISS KATHERINE TIGHE Eligibility To be eligible a student must have an average of ninety in French. Purpose VIRGINIA BARROSSE JEAN BAUINIBERGER NIARY M. BENNET BETTY BROOKSHIRE NANCY CALDWELL FIUOENIA CREASIXIAN OLIVE CROSWELL NlARGARET EDWARDS MARY EPPS FELICE FLANNERY IRENE FRANKLIN To promote a greater appreciation of the French Language and French life, and a more sympathetic understanding of the French people. MEMBERS l,OLA IFREEMAN PHYLLIS GALULIBECK VIRGINIA HOWARD MILDRED HOWELL ELIZABETH HUNNICUTT DOROTHY KANIPE EVA KING ALMA KIRSTEIN ICVELYN KRAMER POLLY LEAKE H Ill ml' 5 ,ALICE MCDOWELL VIRGINIA MONTEER JOYCE MOORE LOUISE NORTHCOTT CONYERS SLUDER NORA RAYSOR GERALDINE ROBINSON liEAH ROBINSON IDA ROSEN DEBORAH RUBIN 935 EDITH RIIIIIN MILDRED SCHARFF .ADELE SIMPSON MARGARET STARNES BETTY TROY SILVIA TWIFORD HARRIET WALKUP MARIAN VVILLIAMS JUANITA WILSON MARY GRAY WITHERS KATPIERINE WORLEY ..,j..,o.: 1, - VV I 3' ., 1 - 'Y - A. , 'J .- ,A-fi -J f L , 1,-, ww. QI' E r IH ' .'f':-uf ' - -IfQ.I.. 1 . ee nh ,M ' ' ' . ' . ,. ' :gi -aw'-A' Ac.' 555 . '-'iff'--'H-f -' ri-if-'ae . . . fr-,ggi '-vvvilhyfyg ' 195A.uw.',y, juv Im-I me cu u cuueu cutw Ku-up liluh BETTY BROOKSHIRE ..... ...,...... P resident VIRGINIA BARROSSE ..,,,. ,.., I 'ice President SATENIK NAHIKIAN ....... ......... S crretary EIZABETI-I Woop ,,,,...... ............ T reasurer SARA SMITH ...I.............. .....,.......... R eporter Miss NANNIE MOORE ....... ,... ,....I..,. . . ....... F acuity Advisor Accomplishments Contributed to Needlework Guild IOOW. Sold tickets to football and basketball games. Had ear in football parades. Club members sold handkerchiefs for P.T.A. for benefit of Child Welfare Fund Presented Cheer Leaders with box of candy. Sent telegram' to football team at Charlotte. Tried to promote better spirit throughout student body. PATTY BEAN RGIIERTA COLE MARGARET DUCKETT IRENE FRANKLIN SARA GURLEY BI.oNNIE HILTON INEZ HYATT MEMBERS TIINNIIQ INGLE ALMA KIRSTEIN BLANC!-IE MANEY ELEANOR MCELWAIN RUTH MISENHIEDTER VIRGINIA IWONTEER GEII.ALIJINE ROISINSON AIIHLII: SIINIPSON HENNY SPONBROCK BIARGARLT UNDERWOOD IJARRIET WALKUP NIARJORIE WHISNANT KATHRYN VVORLI-:Y - fig vc' v ffgz, 4'.f.,Ie-.,,x '- M, 5,4 S715 ' A em 4,--w .- fl ' ' me' :Mg-M if gt' in- ',kt,e 1 ' - Q A ,. A ef. - in 'W .1 f ' .1?f11'ff3Iiaf33!f ' ff-fa : A 3 A LM I 1 II-I QE In ll lLlLlBll Iucsr liihrarg Qlluh OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term RWIARGARET EDXVARDS ..,4.,..,,,.,,-,,. President Nl.-XRGARET SXVICEGOOD .,......,,,...,. Prvriflwzf NELLEV-DAVENPORT ...... ....,. V ice PTKSidl?7ll ALMA BROOKS .................... Vire President SARAH BISHOP .,....,.....,,.,..,.,... Secrerary MARION JARVIS. .A,.......,.,,v..,......... Scvrffziry ' Miss MARGARIET lbl0OllE ....... . ..,.. ........,,.................. F acuity Advisor Eligibility lNl.enibership of Library Club restricted to students with high scholastic standing. Objective To promote interest in library Workg to train library assistants in the use of the library, and to facilitate reference work. 1 i4t'C07llfJ1i.Yh7IZE7lfS Have taken a course in Library Work, and therefore have been able to aid students in locating material more readily. Have helped create all added interest in the use of library books and magazines. Have participated in school activities. Have helped form- library habits of reading good literature. MEMBERS JACK ARINISTRONG EVELYN COUCH FARLAN LAN1-'ORD PAULINIC WARREN VIRGINIA BARROSSE -EITGICNIA CREASIVIAPI TROY l7ARHAlNI HARRY WEST JAIVIES BROWN .IAcQURI.INR CHRISTOPHER GEORGE 'GRAFF DOROTHY CULVIN MARY DUCKETT MARTHA REESE SARA SETZER BILL VVIQDDLE CHARLES WILLIAMS PAULINE WITHRRSPOON , .'I'3f'ii5-A ff .Q T 1 F aww' I' 1 N-Ii'i5,,:k la-ig , -lM.'.,n- ' 'mqhvl ' 'V H J ,:l1,z.ZL!r,fA1M C r M. r ,EL H ii,-vi :gyd a , .. lx., -,,.,,.,?Af.,g.g,- A f .li -, Q,--, .-- ,aw . R-,A hr -- l, 3- - -I . -f ff' V,r i Aj Y' Im-u cu ' Iii' :'es1g1, ' , Q.. 1,114 S! 4 f A W' -4....,v 15141-ritz Gllnh OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term 'VORA RAYSOR .,7v........,....,.,...,...,.. Preszdcnt NORA RAYSOR ...,...,..,A,.,....,,A....,V., Presidenl NIARY LEE SALLEY ...... .,., I fire President LENOIR HENRY ,E,7.,. .... I five Presidmz TI-IELAIA LIPE ,E,,,77E... .,..,.,.,.,. S ef.-Trmv. 'TIHELNIA LIPE .,,E.. ..,, ,....... S 1 1-.-Trms, LENOIR HENRY ........,..........,......, .Reporter NIARY LEE SALLEY ,.A........,.,,...,.,, Reporzcr MISS KIARY READE SMITH ,.,...,...,......77.,..,....,,.........., 1'lIll'lllfj7 Ilflziimr PURPOSE: To Promote Better School Spiritf' f1t'FOIlZf7li5hlIlf'1Zl.S' Won all ticket sales during football games. Woxl second place in Needlework Guild Contest. Donated 510.00 to International Peace Conference. Donated 55.00 to debt owed on Library Books. Contributed to Thanksgiving offering. Sold tickets to all athletic games. Gave five-pound box of candy for Junior-Senior project. MEMBERS MARY l':I,I.lCN lf.-UEKICR IJoRoTI-IY ANN lCEYSI'IIi lVlARY RAYSOR CANIIG MARRARI-rr IiRoWN FIMILY I,AwRIcNcI': FR.-xNr'Ics SRTATHICRS IKETSY l3l'IlGTN FRANCES llllYCHlCA JANE SAIATHI-:Rs XIARTIIA CECIL XHRIABI IHQNNIQLI. HlAlI1lAIU-ZT STONE SALLY QMULLIN l4l'f'Y I'IT'rlcNr:ER BIf2'I'TX' SWAIN DoRo'rIlY ANN 15AYlS MIIIIIREII IDITTENGER HI'Il.ICN TEAGUE HELEN l3'I1:vENIwoRP HANNAH I7I.UM3TER CARoI.INE YVARII l.oI.A IVRIQEMAN SARA kill.-XY li.-XINEY CA'I'HIcRINE XYEST :NIARY HAWKINS FRANCES RANIBCJLPH RI,x1:.lo1:1E XYIIIKQIVI' , T., ,, . 1. . 'C L' -'Z-f4J ,. f.1i,,- i?a!Iv L,.l7'-W.lH i' l 9 3 5 at NL D I , - ' MI, ' 'f,. -' -11' - Q A - Y , ,J-'fi' MEMBERS i C MW, im-1 me an new MLW ..'ks.m',lf 'ivfjiff U Swann Svnnri Gluh OFFICERS LENOIR HENRY 7,EE.,E7.. ..,....,,...7,,........ ....,.....,...,.. P r esident FHELMA LIPE ............... ,............ V ice President ELIZABETH SWICEGOOD ..,... ..... S ecretary-Treasurer MARY ELLEN HARRISON ...E. ,.......,.....,.. R eporter Purpose To do everything possible to make Asheville High School a better school. flflziefzlements Gave banquet and presented sweaters to Football Team. Sold handkerchiefs for P. T. A. Sold tickets to Duke University Concert. Contributed 515.00 to help send representative to Student Wo1'ld Peace Con- ference in Geneva. Contributed 35.00 to fund for HILLBILLY. Contributed 355.00 to Library Fund. Gave Football Dances after Knoxville and Spartanburg football games. Co-operated with Cosmic Club in giving K'Yuletide Ballf, MARX' ICLLEN TSARKICR BETSY BI'IiGIN MARTHA CAIIPBPLL DOIIOTI-IH' YXNN DAVIS MAICY DIZCKETT ELIZAIKICTH GII,NIEIi MARY HAWKINS IZETTY J. HENNINGFJIC ELIZARIQTH HOWELL H'PZLI1IN HOW'ERTON EILIZABICTH HUNNTCUTT ILMA LABAR DOROTHY BICRARY FRANCES LICCREA DOROTIiY lNICGII,I. JOYCE NIOORE A .ffliiiitt . xi :iff ' :Rx F,-5 C-,g1rQl, iy:-.5 V .. ,. 'wr 21,1 U X 5Ff:'h5 iv:1,, Lomsn NORTHCOTT HANNAH PLUMRH-:R SARA GRAY RAINEY NORA RAYSOR MAIIGARET STONE MAIIGARET SWICEGOOD CATHERINE WEST .-I T-fa v Q I .i ffA?1f'f.Z5,a 'f..: A-'T' 5 AWS! Q fa: f 5'W'5q 777?7 7i, r i pl - Q, yt v J 1' 'nl Hy 'i .. M ia I 1 cu me lu u iuueu MW Wi ,201-A-0 47--42-IQL, . ,gl iff. - f nip, 1, ' 'I'..f, P 21.4, .-. f- 7' s . -- w fpaunff 1 kt' , V -a ' U4 5 V, S O '44 - ' Tel A vrmrr LI 7-N411 ,l O! . rw ff! .V A it . . Y Or FICERS ' ,A , Q ,. Fall Term Spring Term X PAULINE WARREN ....,..,.............. President PAULINE WARREN ,,,,.7,,,,,,--,,--A, ,Prgyidenf LILLIAN MOORE ........ .... I fire President LILLIAN MOORE .... .4A., I fin Preyidgnr TONA CADY ............................. ...Secretary SARA THRASH .....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, S egrgmry MISS MARIELLA BURTON .... . ......... nldfviscr Miss MARIELL,A BURTON ,,,,,, ,,,7A A dvimr PURPOSE! To uphold all student activities and to promote friendship. MEMBERS SARAH .ANl1lCliS VIRGINIA DRAICFI Blll.lllCED DUJUNICYIIAIXI PAULINE AVI-:lc INEZ IGMBLER l'lEI.EN llliTEllSON lXlARGARE'l' lil1Al'LEY Doms l'l0Rll MAZIQI. RADFORD Pl-:GGY Bizowx Hi-:max Howrcmox lNlAliGARE'l' RlCl'IN'l'IS lWlAliGAl-iIC'l' linvsox GRAi'1z HOYLI-1 '1'H1:m-:SA Rooms lf'1:ANC15s Ulu-:I-:CH IHAIIY LOWE FAYE RLYNION SUSAN CuAN1:Lr:R MAr:.1r,n114: I.1GH'rsm' - MABLH SINTTTH l'l-IYLLIS L HANDI.1-:Y l'lI l'll AlIi'l-IAFIL NANCY SUQMUN PILIZABETII 171410123 JEANIQTTH 1IITL'HliI.L 'I'Hr:L31A Slmnicrr l':RLINl:l Dl'NCAN MAl:i:A1u4:n' IUATHICVVS I'AULINH VV11'Hif:RsPOON IDORUTHY lWORGAN gxilli.. , fill.. A 5, mczih mgq mm A 5 , z .-ll gg I r , K. a ,',j5M,:n ,L .JI-.N ,.7' 1.5-, .ggi gf, ..- ui L1 lik fiiiftiiiibi ' .9fi'-?zff.i'Lf,Af32? ' w . YC 5 rr. Eanh sinh 0BrrhrEtra .IOE DENARIJO ......., -A 2-11n.Y 4 Im-I CE II-I IIILILIOII MLW ,..E.i-EWR?-11' 21 f. -,A WILLIAM WALKER .... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, MEMBERS MARION ADAMS LOLA FREEMAN MILDRED HOWELL HOWARD ANDERSON DONNIE GEARING CHARLES HUMPHRIES TYILL ARTHUR HERISERT GEARING CLINTON JONES SAM BALDWIN MAIIY JEAN GLASS RIDGELY JONES CHARLES BALLARD ALBERT GORDON SPENCER JONES RICHARD BENNETT 'NYARK GOOLEY MYRON KAGAN 'FVNSTALL BOCER BILL GOODE' HUDSON KEMPER GILEERT BRIGGS CHARLES BUCKNER GrORDON BULLOCK N.-XORII CRIST KITTY CROWELL OIIlX'IG CROSVVELL JOHN N. DAVIS JAMES DILLARD NIARGARET DUCKl?I'T FRANCES EDWARDS M IAILVIN EIIIAS VIIQIIINIA FILLISON MARY FJPPS R0lXI4IIlT FALLS SYDNEY FELDIIIAN HAROID FELBIEF CARL GREGORY JIMMIE GRIGGS DICK GROSS VANCE GUEST TOM HARRISON IPAT HARWOOD MARY HAWKINS CAROL HIENRY IAENOIR HENRY DAN HILL JOSEPH HILL EDITH HINE MIIIIJIZIBD HINE HARRY HITES HAROLD HORTON XVIRGINIA HOWARD ROBERT KENNERI.Y VVILLIAINI KEYS KENNETH KILLE BURTON KINNEY FORREST LAW BILLY TJEAMAN GTLICS LEWIS PAULINE MACHIN HIOOVER MANCHESTICR TIACY AIICREDITH JOHN MICHAEL ,JILL MILLER EIAIAR MILLS BIIICWSTER BIONTIETH BIARY 1VIONTII:7I'H BUD MIIRPHY ...--.-----Director ..-,..Drum Major EVEREIT PARRISH BILL PARSON HAYWOOD PATRICK TALBIAGE POWELL VVILLIAM PRESCOTT CHARLES REID ROBPIRT REID DICBORAH RUBIN MARD RUBIN IDRHU SALE MARTHA SELLERS CI-IARLES SHYTLE J EWELL STEVENS BILII SWEARNGAN MAIIY TI. THOMAS POLK THRELKELD DOROTHY WAGNER VVILLIAINI WALKER HAIIICIET WALKUP JACK WESTALL JAMES WHEELER CARL VVILLIANIS XfXvOOITROW VVILLIAIVIS VAXUURA1' FISHER JACK HOWELL CI-IARLES PACE JIIANITA WILSON 5' ,gg 1 15, A1.bAi5iM G.4 f l WL, 115574 , - N , , f' ':ff f' Q zvf ..- '.g.., J - lf? I mu me cu u iuue num' ,J , N r .i,- , IVF , lf w ill 1, ' mu f 1 4 44 n l A , 'W 9 Lf -' -'. 'L D Athlriira CHEER LEADERS - 1935 Purpose' To promote school spirit. To promote organized cheering at athletic events lflrazl Chffffr Lvazlvrs CHARLES FoLsoxi H.'KI.FREl7 RANDOLPH A ssistan ts .IOHN AIKEN JOHN Dozusn KIARY ELLEX PIARRISON LENOIR HENRY THELMA LIPE LF' . 'vii . - Ji: A' - V- it a..-.-. . at ,.' 1 ' Y . . gi, . .yn ,t 5,..wf ' - 4 , L o to,oto ,J iid. I MLW Athlvtir Staff bl, P, LEEPER.. ....A. ,,,.,. ,..... I I cad Coaflz fFootba!!, Basketball, Traclcj R, E. HIPPS ...,...., ..,, ....,......... f I oarh flfootball Line, Tracly' Bos SWICEGOOIJ ....... ,............ C oach fFootball Linej ALAN SMITI-I ........... ..... I Ioauh fGolf, Tennis! JOHN E. HUNTER ...,.. ....... B usiness Alanager Football Co-Captains CHARLES SOUTHER DAN HILL, JR. DONALD GEARING .....,....,,...,.... ....,, ...,.....,,.......,. B a .fketball Captain GENE POPE ............ .....,. T rank Captain LESTER BRANSON ....., ...... T ennis Captain DICK DAVIS .........,.. ..,.... G olf Captain J' ' f , M '5 . if'-L-N xii' I 4' 'I'-I., 'Xl . 55' , ,,- ,mf sl ' ' , '. ' I x- -, , Af '-1 f. ' :JH f. -4' lfzu. ,5gi,,.I, 1334:-nl 5.1. .L '14 , I 1 W - ,u'1fqefA'f. ., If -I-1142381 - 4.1 jf ' ' f 325.1 549 .-fzwqgmz , I 34 1' ' 'I I - f I 'mm H lfifffg.. : x...- f' 1m.uc: cu cm in -faint u W Mvarvrz nf thv A AIMS: 1. Promotion of interest leading to participation by more students each year in sports. 2. Promotion of high ideals of sportsmanship. 3. Promotion of general school spirit in all extra-curricular activities. 4. Keep athletics on a firm financial basis. OFFICERS DAN HILL ...... W ..... .. ........ President ED HERBIAN ...... ....,............,. V ice Prmidenz GENE POPE ..... ...... S ecretrzry and Trmyurfer BIENIBERS BILL Cooxa CHARLES SUUTHER QXLVIN lflliSTEIN BILL GARRIANY J. D. DERMID ED HERBTAN RUBIN COINIAN JOE IKARTLETT W'icsLEY DENNIS DAN HILI. IYUD HUDSON CARL VVILLIAINIS Tun llRYSON GoicnoN BURNS Fmzn OSBORNE Howfnnm JXNDICRSON .71 , Ky: A .. ff QV. TIL , . 5 rl-, 1 Q: '34 . :-2 1 '. 'f- 12 'mnxile . '1 K -, H fmE fJi:.f GENI4: POPE JACK LIANEY JACK lYIC.lUNK1N JACK .TUSTICE .Inu .li STIFIC Ton HARIIISON D'oNALo Gi1AmNf: VVooDRovv l!Am'I.ic'1 1' EUGENE IUJAMS RIDGLEY JoNr:s GENE l'5LACKWELI. JOHN Com I.1:s'rER BIQANSON Ri-:x DOWTIN RIfIPISlC TEAGUE HAL RANIl0IiI'H 'IN 1 13 - inlimg Tie ' .HH Erm a' - ,-A ..,-rlww . ' ' Q... 4425433 , 5 ,gum-'W- 'i ' ' Y' Y .fr i-1.ififi,:-ff igfyi,-,.,?.L' 'ln Qu! wwf Girlz Athlrtir Ammriatinn Urganized in the fall of 1934 by a group of interested girls for the purpose of promoting an athletic program for girls, thereby furthering health, sportsmanship, and school spirit among the girls. ACCOMPLISHM ENTS-I . 2. 3. 4. 5. Adopted a point system whereby a girl may win an A on the completion of 200 points. Conducted an intra-mural basketball tournament. Encouraged participation in swimming, hiking, riding, ten- nis and golf. Conducted an informal swimming meet. Sponsored a class in tennis instruction. ' .sv ling T Ag? A ,K nf- v Fi-. , ' 21- . ': ' . ,, ' ,fm :FJ 9-v--tina, ini'--, wt- I. - :si .M 'L . f' ' ff-' v limo. fiilw- ' .HL 1 f ,.-34 ff - '1 4-. F. . Y-1 i - Vfr -M f- 'chi-'fel-:'f r. 3'-, T Y . IRIIILILIOIIILIOW . I V- 5 fklffl .5 1.1.3 if ' S . 651115 2-Xthlrttr Annnrmtrun 1 OFFICERS HEADS OF SPORTS President ...... ........,...,... L ENOIR HENRY' Bzzxlfetball ..... ,.... T HERESA ROCERS Vice Pres ...ELIZABETH HUNNICUTT Szcimming .... .,,..,.., B IOYCE MOORE Secretary ..... ..., T HELMA LIPE Hiking .................. ,... B ETTY BROOKSHIRE Treasurer .,.,, ,4,.,,,,,-,..,.,,..,.,, R HTH LAIL Iflorsebafk Riding ....., FRANCES SMATHFRS Rejwrffr .,,........E,. BIARY ELLEN HARRISON Farulfy Advisor ...,..........,.,.EEEEA,E,.. .,.. IX 'IISS ALRGUSTA L. BARNETT DORIS AIJAMS A-XNNICTTE BATES EVELYN BATES BIARY M. BENNETT MARL!UERITE BLACK VIRGINIA BLACK SARA BROCK MARGARET BRYSON ELLA R. CAMPBELL GENEVIEVE CADY IEESSIE CHAKALES MARGIIG COOPER RLTH CANDLER BEPTY CAMP SALLY CALLOWAY EMILY CHOAT EVA M. CANDLER LOUISE COLEMAN OLIVE +C'ROSWELI, IRIS CROWNOVER MARTHA CHARNOCK VIRGINIA CRAWFORD FRANCES CREASMAN FREDA CULBERTSON NAOMI CRIST IEOVISH COLEBIAN NANCY DAVIS MEMBERS NELLE DENTON ERLINE DUNCAN DOROTHY DAVIS DOROTHY DAVENPORT EMILY ECKEL EVELYN EVANS MARY M. FRYE ELIZABETH GILINIER VIRGINIA GRIFFIN BETTY JEAN HENNINGER MARY HAWKINS EIIIZABETH HUNNICUTT MILDRED HOWELL HELEN HOWERTON IELONNIE HILTON ELIZABETH HOWELIT FRANCES HENDERSON JESSIE HILL EDITH HINE LOUISE H-INKLE TITNNY INGLE JEAN JOHNSON MARY JOYNER ALIXIA KIRSTEIN MARGARET KERR ILMA LABAR SADIE J. LOVE RUTH MISENHEIIXIEIZ ISETTY L. MOORE RUTH MICHAEL MARY K. MCDANIELS DOROTHY MCXEILL MARY MCDOW MILDRED NIOONEYHAINI EDNA MOTTERN ANNETTE NIIAIHAFFEY ITREWSTER MONTEITH MARY MONTEITH NELL MOORE GRACE MCCARTER VIIIGINIA M.0NTEER BLANCHE MANEY ITILLIAN MOORE JANET MCILVAIN PALTITINE MACHIN JEANETTE MITCHELL JOSEPHINE MAYO DOROTHY MORGAN J OSEPHINE MCEIIIILIAN IIETTY OTSTOT Bl-ZLLVEDA PA1'I'ERSON DOROTHX' VAYNI-: MARY K. ROBERTS -f x I-I IDA ROSEN HARRIET RHINEHARDT NIAZEL RADI-'ORD MARY RAYSOR MAIIY LEE SALLEY DOROTHY STRIRLING DOROTHY SU'1'l'LE HARRIEI' STORMS MARGARET STARNS LEONELLE SCRUGGS MABEL SMITH MARY LEE SPAKE RUTH TUTELMAN SARA THRASH LUCILLE TILSON MARGARET UNDERWOOD KATHERINE WEST DOROTHY WAGNER BPITT1' A. VVIIITE BIARIAN XVILLIAMS ERIYINE WILLIAMS MARGUERITE WEAVER LOUISE WHITE GVVENDOLYN WATERS I'AI'LINE WITHERSPOON ELIZABETH WHEELER LOVISE WATSON ,iff 4 Tahiti' ' .nz6'4.35! F' 'P' K'- if K . , - 32- A . H' . iw , wa ,girls A A I M I - A 5 - L.. Tl- ...Ae ,vt ' 1 ,il . . I a f' 'I' rr ff P 7 .M I ,rn Z. ez- -..f V H, 'lfllgl me cu ll Iuue ULILW 'I 1 651115 Lfizuikrihzlll At the end Of the tournament Oflicials, captains, and representatives of the four teams inet and selected the following girls as Honorary Varsity, selection being based on sportsmanship, attendance at practice and playing ability. FORWARDS LENOIR HIAINRY qffaptj THELMA LIPIII IEAN JOHNSON ORANGE TEAM LENOIR HENIIY QCJ THELMA LIFE FRANCES LIENDERSON ELIZABETPI GILMER RUTH CANDLER DOT MOGILL NELLE IJENTON MARY RAYSOR VIRGINIA BLACK RUTH IIAIL MARY HAWIiINS JESSIE ITIILL VIRGINIA MONTPZER PURPLE TEAM BETTY BROOKSHIRE QCD HELEN I1OWERTON LOUISE COLE11AN BIARIAN WILLIAMS MARGARET KERR MARY M. BENNETT TONA CADY RUTH MISENHEIMER VIRGINIA MONTEER ELIZABETH HUNNICLVTT SARA THRASH NELL MOORE BETTY H'ENNINGER EVA CANDLER GUARDS ELIZABETH HUNNICUTT RUTH IAAIL EVELYN INGLE RUTH MISENHEIMER RED TEAM MILORED HOWELL CCB THEIIESA ROGERS MABEL SMITH HARRIET 'SNTORINIS DOROTPIY SUTTLE MARY K. ROBERTS MARY M. FRYE IRIS CROWNOVER EMILY ECKLES DOROTHY MORGAN OLIVE CROSWELI. MARY MONTEITH ELIZABETH WHEELER LOIYISE WATSON TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Purple - - - 0 ........, ,...... O range - - - 3 Green---11 ...,... ., ,,,.,--, Red----S3 Purple - - 10 ........,.,...., Red ---- 7 Green - - - 3-- GREEN TEAM FRANCES S MATHERS CC IDA ROSEN LUCILLE TILSON MARGARET BRYSON JOSEPHINE NIAYO TUNNY INGLE MAZEL RADFORO RUTI-I MICHAEL JEAN JOHNSON BESSIE IC'HAKALES MARTHA CHARNOCK MARGARET UNDERWOOD -I . PAULINE WITHERSPOON --------Orange - - Purple - - - 8 .-.... -U ,,,-- Grgen - - Orange - - 17-- Winnirmg Team - Orange ----Red - - - W' 43171 A , ,fa . i 'f ca ' fir m Enid? l::'J A - H,Hd1.,4v 'P ' 1-'-H Q-. v X ' I 51 23 H .- M ' .., 1. v -' IlfgL'a'5- -5,-:AT 15. Mia -.,!- ' - E 5-fi . .. ff-. A . fi -3. ,-:.1L:,.e...,fg qu A V, I -. l- 4 2- . - .A 11 - 6 - 3 Asheville A, ':77'QV'?fr i ., 3. . cu me lu ii lution iumj, FORVVARDS TOM HARRISON JACK JUSTICE REX 1DOWTIN JOHN MICHAEL PETE LITTLE HIQIIBERT GEARING T nkvt Rall Svqnah 5 u 5 ALVIN KIRSTEIN ..... I.. CLAUDE BROCKE ..... Asheville--,-33 Asheville .... 31 Asheville .... lil Asheville---24 A sheville--,.21 Asheville .... 42 Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville if H. 9 22 --,,29 ----35 ----34 ---,37 ----3l Cherel Cherel Ctherel ftherej there? Cherel Qtherel Cherel fherel Chereb ftherel Ctherej CENTERS Wooonow YIARTLETT GEORGE Wino HT GUARDS IJoN,xLn filillll Ni: CCapt.l Joi-I JUSTICE JACK MGIUNKIN LESTER BRANSON RIl.li IAITTLE Head Student fllarzrzger nflsst. Slzzdrnr lllanagef 1935 SCHEDULE Alumni ,,.--. , ,,.. 23 Asheville .... 42 ftherel Charlotte ..... Army Store --- ---30 Asheville .... 52 Qherel Hendersonville Greenville --- ---19 Asheville----19 Ctherel Knoxville ----- Spartanburg' ,N ---20 Asheville .... 29 fherej Blue Ridge --- Spartanburg --- ,327 Asheville .... 38 Qherel Duke Frosh -- Charlotte ...... --2l Asheville .... 21 Qtherel Clemson Frosh Blue Ridge .... ..---17 Asheville ..E. 33 fherej Spa.rtanburg -- Knoxville ...... . ,,,, 28 Asheville 47 Cherel Christ School - Farm School --. .v.. 33 Asheville ...L 33 ftherel Farm 'School - Clemson Fresh . .... 24 Asheville .... 36 fherel Greenville .... Carolina, Frosh . ..,. 33 Asheville .... 33 Ctherej Hendersonville Dukg Fresh --- ---3T Asheville--.,41 ftherol Christ School - 'jg -. 5,-5 H ,b , H,-jlejlrlf V is i fu- --iw - . .e--f ' I J' 'tm-l me 14 aiu ie EI. ENDS J. D. DEIZMID ED HERMAN RUBIN COMAN JOE BARTLET1' ROBERT SUTTLE TACKLES CIIARLES 'SOUTHER BILL COOKE ALVIN KIRSTEIN HENRY HUDSON HILL GARMANY Cl ' dh- GUARDS DAN HIIIL WESLEY DENNIS CARL WILLIA NICK DAVIS BOB SMITH HALF BACKQ JOE JUSTICE JACK JUSTICE JAMES ROGERS JACK MCJUNKIN JACK MANEY JAMES SLUDER HOWARD CHARNOCK ALBERT SCHAFFL GENE POPE BARCLAY ORR POLK THRELKELD QUARTER BAC 'CENTERS FULL BACKS FRED OSBORNE Tl TED BRYSON HOWARD ANDERSON BILL LITTLE U GORDON BURNS BILL BRYSON ROGER GRANT RUGGLES BAKER BILL MULVANEY HAL RANDOLPH .......,... .............,......,.................,..............,., H md Student Manza- dssistant Student .fllanagers BILL SHELTON CLAUDE BROCI-' HENRY BAKER RALPI-I HAMP11'-A UIOE JUSTICE .................. ......,.,,, I ,.......... .,., .I..., ...........,,, C a p f ain-EW SCHEDULE Asheville --- ..-- 12 Waynesville --- -- 2 there! Asheville --- .... 28 Blue Ridge --- -- 0 Cherel Asheville --- -..- 14 Charlotte ....... -- 0 ftherey Asheville --- --- 32 Hendersonville --- --- 0 fhereb Asheville .......... -..- 35 Christ Schooll --- -- 0 fherej Asheville ............ 2 Knoxville ...... -- 0 Chereh Asheville KB-Teamb -- ..... 13 Farm School --- -- 0 fherej Asheville ............ --- 9 Spartanburg --- -- 6 fherej Asheville .......... -- 7 Greenville --- -- 18 ftherel Asheville --- --- 0 Gaffney --- --- 6 fherej 152 32 IM -L' Fr: A . 'Vi 'iNf:f,, A ,'25,:, '.!x, I. B'Q2gg'.a Ji' J' ' , 31. 1935 , ,,.,, Q3 I .-in , ',f Q - fe T ' ,M I-lice.-f-wi-eff V ' ief.'-rgeifixfxz- f Y, I ' Yi r in ataueim ctcmr Spring Athlvtir lgrngram i TRACK U pol - Thr- tczim lust spring was the first track tczlm in four yczirs. It was sturtcd lzitc. but held thrc-c good me-cts. Boys outstanding XK'Lf1'CfCHj7I2lil1 Pope, dasht-sg Hill, shut: Blzickwcll. jzirc-Iiii :md dashcs: Ut-rmid. high jump: Rczmis :mtl 1xIL'IJO!lI1lki, c vault. Track is imcertziiii for this year. GOLF Nlzitches have hecn scheduled with Ashexille School, Grr'cm'ille. Columbia, Chur- luttc, and liiioxvillc. Wfright, Davis, Hcssc, Grigqs, Uowtiii, Cirithii, S. Alemes, :md othcrs :irc out to mzikc the tczlm. Dick Uziris has been elect:-cl cziptziiii. TENNIS A Tcnnis is bcgiiming this your for the hrst time in screiul ye-zlrs. Alzm Smith is coaching :mtl Lester Hrzmsoii has hc-cn 1,-lcctcd czmptuin of thc tc-zmi. . . 'ff Ji ,',.,--iq1 5,L:-N .La-4, ,-5.5 ' 12.911451- 1 . sw-1-mf- f 'fiiw fn .- 7if,4gf'u.i'r7-LQRML-13, K Y . af., - 3 ,X ui?w'2 , J .,i,. .. R Q, 1. 'J . Q' ALJ -.C 6155 We, the members of thc .g Class of As . ,Mt .gf sound condition, physically, mentaiiy, ,ind spiritually nnzing that our ieu-' soon come to an enclg and that we will never again ti such properties as we are non D. 2- dispose of, have drawn up the following will, and do hereby dispose of our cast-offis in the following Ill3.I1llC1' I TO THE- seHooL AT LARGE: 1. A t'ully equipped recreation room to be used by all who do not desire to attend classes. 2 . An athletic field that will not look like an irriegated rice field when it rains. TO THE LUNCH ROOM: 1. Bigger' and hetter harnburpzers for Asheville l-lig'h's 'WVhimpies. 2. An adding: machine to pre- vent Coach Hipps from having a brain-storm when trying to take 161: out of a dollar. TO THE JUNIOR CLASS: 1. An Annual dropped from heaven. 2. The honor of footing the bill for the Junior-Senior Banquet. TO THE SOPHOMORE CLASS: 1. The amazing knowledge which we have obtained in and out oi' class during the last four years. TO THE FRESHMEN: 1. All chewing gum parked under study hall seats. fThe yel- low used to be Dcntyne.J ' T'O THE FRENCH CLASSES: 1. A French edition of Rally- hoo to brighten the lives of Collette et Scs Freresf' TO T I-l E LI l ZRARY: 1. All surplus funds from An- nual to buy True Story :infl Thrilling Love magazines for Seniors only. TO TIIE OFFICE: 1. Rocking' chairs for Seniors who are sent there-the Freshies can have the benches. TO THE FOLLOXVING FAC- l'L'l'Y MEMLBERS VVE HIGQI ' IGA TH 2 To any substitute: Mrs. Hayes' ability te teach at any subject. To Mrs, Hoffman: A pair of steel shoe taps to Warn students of her approach, To Mr. Edwards: Senior lovers who do not park on the back steps. To Miss Hawthorne: A Cello- phane cover for her cur. To Miss Smith: A pupil who will recite his memory work Cor at least read ith correctly. To Mrs. Lowrance: Nora Ray- sor's book on That Southern Accent. To Mrs. Steele: A NVhat-Not Shop adjoining' her room so that she can get to class on time. To Miss Margaret Moore: Stu- vlents who tread the l7eah lie Library with the grace, ease, and dignity of Miss Garner. To Mr. Leeper: An athletic team unhandicapped by distract- ing love affairs. To Miss Barnett: Some fairly intelligent cheer leaders who do not become engrossed in stoop:- ing each other, and forget to cheer. TO THE FOLLOVVING CLASS- MATES: To John Misenheimer and Bill XValker, Ted Bryson leaves his devastating record as a heart- breaker. Joyce Moore and Anthea Alex- ander bequeath their poise and dignity to Elaine War1'en, Helen Jones, and Ruth Hill. lieeee Teague, Bill Garinany, and Hugh Johnson leave their first prize excuses to Charles Franklin, Dick Henry, and 'Char- lie Denton. Captains Dan Hill and Steam- boat Southern will to Joe Jus- tice and the team oi' '35 the splendid record olf the '34 eleven. Bill Shuford bequeaths his de- pendability and usefulness to the school to Nick Davis, Ladd Sum- ner, and Richard Davis. Elizabeth Howell and Gladys Johnson bequeath their eyelash c-urlers and vainpish ways to Mary Vvoodard, Mildred Creas- rnan and Lorraine Band. Thelma Lipe and Mary Ellen Harrison will their overwhelming fondness for hamburgers to Mary Katherine Roberts. Leah Robinson, Virginia Bar- rosse, and Genevieve Metcalf be- queath their quiet ways to Fran- ces MCCrca, and Margaret Griee. Donnie Gearing wills his Bin: Crosby voice to Joe Rartlett and Le1'oy Love. Bill Mulvaney and Arnold Mc- Sween will their Harlem rhythm to Hoover Manchester and Jack Westall. Glen Rusty Gurley and Joe Simpson leave their night-owl characteristics to Archie Ed- wards. Margaret Calfee and Betty Troy reluctantly bequeath their all season white shoes to Kath- erine VVest and Mary Raysor. Frances Henderson and Polly Leake will to George Lowe their punctuality and common sense. To Mary Jean Glass, Deborah Rubin wills her Kreisler toueii on the violin. Q Tom Harrison wills his smil- ing countenance to Ham DePass. To Pinkncy Groves, Wesley Dennis leaves his latest book en- titled, My Fatal Fascination. Pauline VVarren and Paul Crowell will their romantic bliss to Margaret, Swieeeood unfl George Graff. liud Hudson leaves the Best Student Body in the South to the best man. ' Being as satisfied with the above as a eat who has just eaten the family gold-fish, we afhx hereto our sign and seal, this third day of llflay in the year ot our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-tive. . -1531 .Mmm JACK ARMSTRONG SARA SMITH 'THELNIA LIPE BETTY BROOKSHIRE MARY ELLEN HARRISON ' .r J 4, c gqgfqy V? nhlqm .- .-7' ,,,,,.,., 1.. mga . ,-i l . ' X 1-221, as K Fig G X, A yi . - -I .aa-iifii' ht- VM,-' iq' . ,-:,., li , --idiirf' . 1, Wfzfit H I ,,. 1, ,,4f..5 I , fr -,, vial, i .uw - - 1. ,,-.-511, 4'-rm .- , sw . ,lHA1. f.'gg'gL .R wi: fM 'wr f . , - xg I r,,-F Q' . . if 'Z' WSF, -qt . ' 1- . ,rv ,1-,M gf! .- erm, 4 -1 ,fy 'fm-Aw' , , f .f . M 7:44 t ,.. ,.- V rf. .. if . - ge. gf- . I . . 'fa , 1.f f ' Hi 1 4... , r P. ' wif - I ,4..-.rwz --1 ,Y 'QV' an in th was A EIYIILIE LAWRENLL All aboard, all aboard for the S. S. Shuford, transatlantic liner sailing from New York to Liverpool. Come, sail with us on this luxurious liner and we will see what has become of our fellow classmates of ,35. Mayor Charles Folsom of New York City, Senator Guy Crawford of North Carolina, and Secretary of the Interior Bill Mulvaney, have just given us a farewell rec-eption which was broadcast over an international hook-up with the co-operation of the International Broadcast- ing Company, whose president is our old friend, Emmett Davis. We see in the crowd at the dock Miss Sylvia Twiford, who is leaving for Italy to make her Italian debut under the direction of her famous teacher, Miss Anne Ellison. Hello! There's Tom Harrison, rich inventor of the electric nut cracker. He seems to be looking for some one . . Ah! he has found her. lt is Kathryn Goode, his fiancee. She and her friend, Elsie Allport, Walkathon Champion, are going to Europe for a short va- cation. The tremendous crowd gathered here at the dock is being held back by secret service men, thr-ee of whom we recognize to be VVoodrow Williams, Kenneth Wight and Durham lpock. There goes the whistle! The gang plank is being pulled up. Oh, Heavens! We left two of our bags ashore, but here is the helpful Mr. jack Mcjunkin who will soon recover them for US. Having got settled in our staterooms and meeting up with the steward, French lVlcCain, we receive an invitation to dine at the Captain's table, and who should the Captain be but Jeff- erson Davis Dermid, the third! Others at the table are Robert Kennerly, first mate, Ilma La Bar Dermid, the Captain's wife, Burton Kinney, noted author, Gene Pope, former Yale football star, Betty Brookshire, sculptressg Elizabeth Howell, movie star, and Allen Patterson, fa- mous animal trainer. After dinner we all drift into the ballroom to enjoy dancing to the delightful rhythm of Pokey . . ,,,-,L I L!-J-'-i-1i Ax By AND NIARY ' LEE SALLEY Coleman and his Atlantican Orchestra. His crooner, Reece Teague, thrills everyone with his mellow voice, and the blues singer, Pauline War- ren, adds much to the evening. Next we view a perfect floor show presented by Sara Sm-ith and Pauline Witherspoori, those two hilarious Com- ediennes. The next morning we attended a lecture on French given by Miss Deborah Rubin, who is assisting Miss Polly Leake in writing a French grammar. just a minute, folks! Klan overboard! Klan overboard! It was none other than Jack Arm- strong who said that he was getting away from a girl who was trying to propose to him. A bad case of seasickness developed among the passengers and the ship's doctor, Howell Young, had many patients on the second day out. In glancing over the passenger list we noted the following: Adele Simpson, Lawrence Nic- Dowell, Bill Spake, Charles Miller, Annette Mehaffey, Marjory Cooper, Jack Maney, Arnold Lifter, Dora Lance, Edyth Koontz, Tom jones, Eva King, Gladys Johnson, Nell lkloore, lVIil- dred Scharff, Theresa Rogers, Harry Robin, Maze! Radford, and Elizabeth lwoseley. Captain Dermid kindly introduced us to his crew, among whom were Ralph Ashworth, Troy Parham, james Wamsley, Woodrow Womack Tom Siler, Allwin Schnieder and Ed Herman. We enjoyed a good movie at the ship's the- atre, starring Miss lVIartha Reese and the great screen lover, Gordon Burns. On the third day out, much happened to ex- cite us. Lieutenant N. A. Hall flew over the ship with his mechanic. Bill Garmany, They showered the decks with roses and Arnold Swaini' cigars for the passengers. Not long after this we were hailed by two shipwrecked sailors who had been marooned on a desert island for two years. They turned out to be Harmon Lee and jim Beacham. We secured a New York newspaper and set- tled ourselves in deck chairs to read the news of the day. We saw on the front page . . to our 1935 W Q H ,jg ' -H 41:1 , l,.iQ..,:' l. 5--, , - eps, ,jew I .4 - fe '.,., sl- ri' .. ,,.'f-'Q ' ' ,f.:ji?jQZg,-2, 5 4 , iffy ,-f.Qziff'.fir-1-1 V , Ff a ,,, ,ga ,gui V, dAg:',t:.fLv A,y4.,,vn2AL-lyfggz. X754 W-bg J 4 new-ma' A grid' X I 5 L mu me in iuui im :uw astonishment . , that Miss Lenoir CTf' has established a froggery somev' Working with her in this ,. . Miles Falls, Charles Lord, T' er, ana Blonnie Hilton. As we glances over the sto ' quotations we saw that Sta-Stuck Cornplas Inc., had risen to 551720 a share and we realizei that Carol Crawford, president of the organiza- tion, had become the millionaire he dreamed of becoming way back in 1935. Speaking of mil- lionaires, one of these and his wife passed us about this time. It was Wesley Dennis and his wife, the former Miss Louise Northcott. Wesley is quite handsome and has been beseiged by tooth- paste companies to exhibit his pearly white teeth for an advertisemlent. By the way, his dentist is Herbert Wadopian. But going back to our paper-on the society page is an account of a ball given by hir. and Mrs. Woodrow Bartlett, the latter being the former Miss Anna Jean Fox. The ball was in honor of Gene Blackwell, mu- sician. The guest list included N. C. Bradford, Robert Baumberger, Jack Tagga1't, Bill Clem- ents, lklary Caroline Townsend, Louise White, Aloe VVatkins, Nlildred Doe, Jack Duckett, and Mary Gray Withers, all former classmates of ours. That afternoon we indulged in a game of deck tennis. Playing on the court next to us was Mr. Kendall Leeman, national tennis champion. He was matched against Bill Barrett, an up and coming tennis star of today. 'The ship's basketball team gave a fine per- formance against a team made up of passengers. On the ship's team were Rex Dowtin, Donnie Gearing, Kenneth Kille, John lN'IcRary, and jack Maney. On the passenger's team were john Howell, Fred Cothran, jerry Robinson, Ed Do- lan, and Eugene Reams. Ambassador Robert Wells and wife, the for- mer Miss Joyce Moore, were especially interest- ed in this game. Mr. Wells assisted the time- keeper, A. J. Coffey, during the game. Everyone was greatly interested in the spec- tacular robbery which occurred that night. Miss Mary Ellen Harrison was robbed of 325,000 worth of jewelry. She, a very wealthy actress, is accompanied on this trip by her three secre- taries, Dot Morgan, Elizabeth Kale, and Mild- red Snipes. Her hairdressers are Eleanor llflc- Elwain and Ruth Misenhiemer. This morning Miss Harrison's business manager, Fred Osborne, by the following reporters: Pearft: James Brown, and Joe Clontz, of the orb Dirt Cscandal sheet? which has as its , Walter Watts. lVIr. Osborne refuses to , anything but that the thief is still at large and the aid of Scotland Yard will be secured upon landing i F A d, ,Tiles Sumner, pro- fessor of Criminol t N. Y. U., is working hard to obtain clues. The actress has a nc' monkey, presented to her by R. Crownov. explorer, and it is thought that it it-- sornething to do with the case. Ahoy, mates, there's land! We docked .. Liverpool and walked down the gangplank and saw Harry Pratt scanning the crowd for his wife. Gladys Morton Pratt. After buying some pea- nuts from a peanut vendor, Richard Wolfe, we took a taxi to the Liverpool airport, and just did make connection with our plane for London. The pilot was Jack Otto and the pretty and charming hostess was our great friend and pal, Nora Raysor. A list of the passengers included Mary Epps, Harriet Walkup, Mary Duckett, Ernest Franklin, W. Ausburn, Louise Ram- seur, Harry Belk, Elizabeth Ingle, Genevieve Metcalf, Margy Schartle, Evelyn Pruett, Sara Setzer, Annie Mae Stone, and Mary Ellen Barker. Landing in London a little late, having been lost in a fog, we met Hal Randolph and his wife, nee Miss Erline Duncan. They took us to the lovely mansion of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Ander- son, the latter being the former Miss Evelyn Adams. Mrs. Anderson entertained us that eve- ning with a lovely dinner party. Those attend- ing were Norman Sultan, Leah Robinson, Katie Belle Sabiston, Helen Peterson, Elizabeth Mose- ley, Edna Mottern, Marle Brendle, Fred Coth- ran, Reuben Coman, Bill Brown, and Jack Maney. Tom Byrd unfortunately spilled his soup on .Betsy Burginys lovely evening frock de- signed by Satenik Nahikian. After dinner three gifted butlers, Arnold lVIcSween, Charles Grigs- by, and Joe LeBlanc sang several original se- lections. Then we all attended the opening per- formance of 'lTreat 'Em Rough,', featuring Miss Betty Troy Csuccessor to lN'Iae Westb and Mr. John Aiken as her leading man. 'The chorus, led by Miss Virginia hlonteer, was composed of: Frances Henderson, Mildred Himes, Lola Free- man, Virginia Ellison, Virginia Drake, Mildred Elias, Margaret Edwards, Elizabeth Haley, and 'T-V 'Tr-4 - .1 -. A .,.- gp, . . TNQ,--. yr-., 4-1 .,-4, ' 1. .ff f 4.-saw. Mt--.. -ea. -writ :qw ir . f ,,,., 5.r -. 31-. .fc.f-fdlrifa 5 .- x rf, my g V H :, . 'fa .-- ,ag . - QU, i- 54 n , 1 in me cu ci iuueu cum' Gladys Tippette. The next morning in the downtown vf London whom should we come across : Bud Hudson, head of Scotland Yard-lc for clues with a magnifying glass. He was wr ing a Sherlock Holmes hat Cclf-sely resembling Dot lWcGill's plaid oniel ' 'cd a pipe in his mouth. We also met our -millionaire friend ' -idlow Timmons, who kinuiy offered to take us .is-, the English Channel to France in his pri- , . Other guests aboard Were: Virginia ri.u:'iet Rhinehardt, Mary L-ee Spake, ..iiiz.rn Cooke, Fred Meyers, Kirk lVIcMinn, ,,fe.1 Gurley, Kenneth Kille, lwarjorie lngle, Pauline Machin, Sara Lou Miller, Thelma NIC- Kenzie, Emma Kate Hayes, and Bill Maney. Landing at .Brest, France, we took a train direct to Paris. En route We met bliss Isabel Cooke, acting as chaperone to a group of young ladies, among whom Were Dot McRary, Fred- erica Clodfelter, Julia Cliff, Alma Brooks, Vir- ginia Howard, Edith Hine, Evelyn Kramer, Eleanor Livingston, and Anthea Alexander. We soon arrived in Paris and proceeded to the American Embassy as guests of Ambassador Bill Bunn and his wife, Lillian lvloore Bunn. YVC immediately went on a shopping tour. Among the shops patronized was that of Madenioiselle Thelma Lipe. Her attractive salon designed by Shannon Coward, was completely filled with noted Parisiens. Her charming manikins were: Mildred Pittinger, Vivian Harr, Doris Ford, Sara Gurley, Phyllis Chandley, Gladys johnson, and ,Blanche llflaney. On a tour of the city we saw many wonderful sights. One of these was llflargaret Ryanls Doggy Doggery. Assisting her in it were Marion Padgett, lwildred Mooneyham, Rachel Morrison, Wiiifred Parham, and Billy Broome. Our guides were Charles Cloninger and John lN'IcHarge. Mr. Dan Hill, famous author, has just re- leased another intellectual novel entiled How To Catch Toadsfl This book was published by the Lewis and Lanford Publishing Company in Paris. Mr. Hill is touring the country with his old pal, Jeffroy Wilson-their chauffeur being Charles Tison. While in Paris we attended the 'flsle de Capri Night Club, and whom should we see but Bev- erly Clark parked on the piano singing How High I Am. She was accompanied by the charm- . . 1... Olive Croswell. Emily Choate and ' were Og girls. After a floor ' 'fi Hughey and her Slimy if zzythn. ce l-e-f-t. EV e llOi3jJt'Cl from Paris to Switzerland in an l .ially made plane. It had skiis instead of ,heels which made it possible for us to land on top of one of the Alps. This machine was de- signed by lVIiss lVIarion Jarvis. if We stayed at the Kirstein Inn, run by the inimitable Turk and his wife, nee Sally Collin. Fhe chief cook and bottle Washer was ,Benny Cothran. Other people stopping at the inn were: Mary Alice Whitton, Elizabeth Wood, and Ma- rian Williams. At the time that we arrived a Swiss Cheese Marathoii was going on at the inn. Those participating were: lklilly Howell, Mar- garet Tate, and Elizabeth Swicegood. lX'Iiss Howell contend-ed the contest was unfair because the cheese had holes in it. We enjoyed, among other things, mountain climbing and skiing. When climbing a moutain one day and looking through our field glasses we spotted Doris Weaver, Marjorie Whisnant, Ruth White, and John Dozier, all climbing the neigh- borning mountains. Also accompanying them was Oscar Wilson. 'lihe reason we spotted them so easily was John Dozierls red cap. We skiied down the mountain with Dot Ward, world famous champion skiier. Betty Jean Hen- ninger and Gertie Taylor tripped and both rolled down the mountain. Ar the foot of the mountain in a little Swiss village, we heard a very peculiar but familiar sounding laugh and upon rounding a corner we found lvfargaret Calfee and Nancy Caldwell playing tit-tat-toe on the side of a whitewashed church. CShades of our unholy ancestorslj Mag- gie is Amelia Earhart's successor in flying and she also holds the world's championship in tit- tat-toeing. She hopped us right across the ole ocean in her trusty little McCanless model plane. And were we glad to see the Statue of Liberty! Hi, ole Girl! So, adieu, adieu, classmates, adieu. We can no longer stay with you. Fare thee well. 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