Lexington High School - Lexicon Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

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I A 'Foreword M . ' All the uJorld's a stage and all the men and women merely players. gf Imagine the school to be a stage and all A ' the' boys and girls the players. See your yes- S' terdays displayed upon our stage: live again at your happy and care-free days. I While you l turn the pages of this book, return to your gf Alma Mater and live with your school chums again. 5 Sljl 6 if -. J it I Page Four -. ....... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ',, li '-2 Q- li ff? fi N lm 7 Q T 'S 'Q rf I TTT-TMTTT T TT W V 1 4 '4 1 . 'v I W S ' r ! S N A 1 'la VA T Y' 49- F ,W V. 1 P , I mpg: RX' 231,44 I I ' 'WA any if ,-W 5 1.41, NR I Wfq AIN A I '42 if I I r .pil my '54 5 'W + Ji 9 Age I M, A ,jp W I I gy JIT Dedlcatlon Q56 I' TO If. Lf W1 'JI Murray C. Greason 93' WHOM WE HONOR AS A COACH, I Tig Jfl AND RESPECT AS A TEACHER: I ,X I WHOSE UNTIRING EFFORT H A S W I I, CREATED WINNING A T H L E T I C I TEAMS, VJHOSE CHARACTER HAS W BEEN AN EXAMPLE TO YOUTH, 'A N' Q ,T AND WHOSE NAME WE ALL HONOR QQ AND RESPECT. Kd 'fl if ' A A ' I' I 114-2 1' i Qi' Page Five V,'liT1i51?T wffail QZTYE-S .-W AQAEAHSS-f X I f A' A if? vz ......,. .,.. C1311 ..,,..,. X23 ..,,,,.. E Timffxfbfir .,,,,... .... I 2- 7- -v5'1 1Q, ' -,.. , 2: . ' H I 1 FX C, ,wkrlin-1:2 f,,,' the spntlislb ,k,,x x,,. . :lPlg mxm Q P fe, cv' TS? QF A A-PROGRAMME A A rw h A , U ' ACT I .... TIME AND PLACE wr A 11' 4, ACT II . . . . . PLAYERS fi. A' ACTIII: . . . REPERTOIRE Q ACT IV Q. . A . . A. FEATURES + ACT V A . . CDMEDY- AND ADS - 1 1 V za -as :Qu EE, A 'ESQ' N! 1 'V' Six A A ' A ja 6' ne:-,gmxxxxugl-41lglgzinqllnaitjln ngan1lhu lQIlr-l5u1llllh!S:.'Ds 0 9 gk F5-3,b9,,Mgg5.-.1551 s urlign 2l g lXx g, P M7 iw :Q 0' v rv 9, is 1, QL .gd 'V' A J Q I xhlf R kr I ggi' 0 H1 ' Q a A was 2 4. S? Q i 5 I fs :, 55 eff M M 1 I . Pug Sv iB I itz - 2 e e e QNLQJQIc::,94mxxuw5l-4alQl n-fl!!!G29IfQQHQQ-ilk-1QT3?:311gf....3.,,111lAh'r!D 9 J the Spotlight LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Page Eight H fv. ,N ' ' QE'-rx. 'S ,fr 451. 'v-tr , if J J, Sefgh-q,,,,gi. 'm , , fllibz Qpntligbt w 2ia:3 gfgsxtt., F P li - I J JUL JW ii! lil 35' 'if K I KW! XM tif? 6973. lla? A wir wif' JVNJ S-'UV 'ii' it QE, Je 'V' W' re 1 r it it it Q JOHN H. COWLES THOMAS D. STOKES Gln, Superintendent of Schools Principal of High School Gi' Hi' Mr. Cowles, our superintendent is a The subject of this sketch is a native 'V native of Tennessee. He graduated from of Rockingham County, North Carolina, Peabody College in Nashville, receiving a graduate of the University of North 0 gg both A.B. and B.S. degrees, During the Carolina with the degrees of A.B. and S 4 -V. summers of 1925, 1927 and 1928 he at- LL.B. and with major credit toward his -,gg tended Teachers' College, Columbia Uni- graduate degree. A versity, majoring in School Administra- M,-U Stokes came to Lexington High iq tion with a View Of the Master Of Arts School in the fall of 1922 as a teacher 'N Y, Degree- of mathematics and director of athletics, Y 5. Mr. Cowles came to us in July, 1918 which position he held for three years. .3 L and has been superintendent of city In the spring of 1925 he was elected lg Q7 schools since that date. Under his ad- principal of Lexington High School, 'Q' ministration school attendance has grown which position he continues to hold with from 800 to 2,700 pupils: teachers have credit both to himself and to the school. gif? increased from 20 to 78, and from one In August, 1924, Mr. Stokes was mar- C, building valued at 855,000 the equipment ried to Miss Helen Earnhardt of Lex- xg, if has been expanded to five modern school ington. Ei if buildings with 9' total value Of 3-PD1'0Xi' T. D. this popular name with stu- 45 'A fa mately 5i5525,000- dents and teachersl has made a reputa- 043 ' By teachers, by pupils, and by the peo- tion of being a friend of the pupil who i pleof Lexington at large, he is regarded does his duty, but hard boiled with 5, '29 as one of the first citizens in the com- the violator of school regulations. ,Egg munity. rin Pip :ex P09 N71 ffiil. QM e 1 e VW F Z. ., Q21-553IErgitilfiiiwgis-24ulQlrg eiglt n Iggigraeggs:gigs-galgia.hxzaglffifilfilgrii-.7r62iQ,l'lf --,...M+-. ,.-f ,,k,,,.,.,, :M 1, QEDBSIJDIIUD1 Page Ten THE FACULTY 5l '3 fgmW' :Er Jil, qi il LUUJ QQ L2 ff' xii' Qi! Q fl, wr A 63 if 1 FP v 45-If 'El' I l 1 x N Q 3 121' m 1- Q56 f V D fwialf.-:2 Ewgqff PLAYERS 4 'EQ 5 Page Eleven 534, E1a:3r.2JN3,kxxuQlw4llQl n4llnGllu ll Dn1!hl lQ!lw4l51vli!!l5fg9IGTQQE: v ,W WTF :Ep Q91 CY, If 52 -.S , A EQ .EL seq.. A if 'U' Q E 1 W 1 :EX 'Lil' KI KI lf I r 0 3 :iw 'F WI,I,,....Hnn-ulnuumuunnmummm,,,,,,,.-HWIIMIIZ q ci ,,f,ag Qt-415 Ghz Spotlight 5ln1Q zgPmw. 6 f! on 'I11 I 1 nmInuumnmmnmnmm HIIIII' ' ' xwmo air A 651 T Y . .qgei-Mai ' Wye? ESPN IB-Y-1 EI-IE scholar only knows how dear these I, - silent yet eloquent companions of pure 'L 1 thoughts and innocent hours become in the A Q season of adversity. When all that is worldly 6 turns to dross around us, these only retain 5-5, their steady ualuev When friends grow cold W Q., I and the converse of intimates lanquishes into ,ih- uapid civility-and commonplace these only continue the unaltered 'countenance of hap- pier days, and cheer us with that true friend- ship which neuer 'deceived ,hope nor deserted sorrow.-WASHINGTON IRVING. +Qv ' ME--fem 11 s 2. as 2, s at f LLB- Q!!! N3 e Twelve , 6' 1G!-9,4hXluulen--1llQI l-dllnciiluQllyanllb-s EIlv-l3avullI6l2:!DIGd . i T W 'fl' fw 2 0 I W Efffainz .l. -, if V SZ Wffgflrlwgm iggsbxfxxxbgg? if llquwbglll 2 T P Th ' 1 age zrteen 5' 'awezgitxxxumgl-4121961251411-qgejn. .nCk33ga.1lp-12241214-.3.fu111ng::v: 4s 5 A 4279 2. d,,m,,h 56525 EEE 595 : 5 :U-'E :A-ug Zluanlf .21 I 'J 5 , -Q L 615 ,Y If a A 45-use 'Eiv- TQ? Q LY 1 W v 'El 'ur lf K! NP lf I I 33 if iA x lullll 'fi 'Wgaw.9fm,a-:mil-If A mzglmfligbf 5 '3 mmxxQf.gEF tk - q numuumumnullomlninuuhlvuuuuunnunmmwvwe I A nf! KE! 43' LG? T T 'N T ,Q xml Tw: Tv-fa ov I9 - 3? 'if 'E if i i E E A A ii 'rf E fi 'Dix Q The Semor Class 75 I , CLASS MOTTO: Not failure, but low aim isVc1'ime. 2, CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose ,EE E l G? El BETTY ANNE SHARPE, Mascot I V , OFFICERS ,Mg ERNEST STAPLES ............ .... . ............... .................. P 1 'esident Q-5 I K f SQ CABELL PHILPOTT .......,.. ......... E 'ice-President Q2 P BETTY RUSSELL .,,...,., X .,..,...,. .......... S e cretary 'T is FERDINAND TVVATSON ..,,..,.. ......... T rea,sw'er li, 'F' 'F ge Fourteen R Q G 'SIC- g4hXXkxxwlslr-nllglgllillnsgifbln ulfmfgfgbn1Qbu IQS!wmuQr'f5!M'fQ23I6'4'f-Qi 'N .lin xii 92 KW! YQ UVM Ill GD 'IW' KU!! 'If' P ci ,,,ff1k 5,.4l5 GDB 311031531 slr-lQ zQ,nw..Q4q5gf9 'M vniniunuu-.umf.mw'Wss :fp LILA AARON ' 3 Historian, '29g Phi Beta Honor Society, 'Gr '29g Science Club, '29g Superlatives, '29g ' Glee Club, '26, '27. QW. Ambition-To wear pink dresses. nv Most Strilc-ing Cha-mcte1'ist-ic-Winning personality. gl' A Favorite Ervpresion- Ye Gods. Niclmame- Red, Pastime-Dissecting frogs. ,iii JAMES ANDERSON 3? , Glee Club, 226. 'Sf' Ambition-To be a lawyer. N Most Str'iki1zg Characteristic-Quietness. Q' Favorite Exp-ressfion- Dog gone the luck. N ickname- Dood1e. Pastime-Talking. O .g. 4. ., LORRAINE ANDERSON Glee Club, '27, '28g Hiking Club, 27. Afmbition-To be 9. school teacher. Most Striking Characteristic-Friendly with boys and girls. Favorite Expres'io'n- Aw, be still. Nickfnwme- Rene. Pastime-Rushing Roy. 4. .g. .g. MARGARET ANDERSON Superlatives, '29g Glee Club, '26, '27, '283 Literary Society, '26, l 6' Ambition-To be Green Most St'riking Characteristic-Slowness. Favorite Exp-resicm- Wait a minute. Nickname- Mart. Pastime-Riding in a Chevy. 'iff-22 D419 1l f -:illn- :El 'li' KF lf Kf Sf f I 0 5. lm! ' N5 Page Fifteen 1. Cam llr ez.:-an 3 MPS:-'D 611,69 'BlQI,-Qlkllkxxunelallglmnillnailu nl n 1 . EI!-1l will I 3 'lpawffmef-425'-If arneanouinm I 2I B3.mew- 4 ,,,' I' umm 'mu I' ' uumnu lx I 'M xx X uqxlx :Ev .fa gl W7 'fl 33? Q5 fl: -as-' W Zi' S ll :Eb 'EI' il EI KI Nl N Nl 9 i IQ-I Munn! GILBERT BARBEE Guilford High School, '26, Ambition-To be a professor. Most Striking Characteristic-Quietness. Favorite Expression- Such trash. Nickname- Trash. Pastime-Cultivating rapidity of speech. 'Z' 'Z' 'Z' LISTON BECK Glee Club, '28. Ambition-To travel all over the world. Most Striking Characterist'ic-Studious- ness. Favorite Expression- Aw, quit now. Nickname- Bud. Pastime-Chasing women. .g. .g. 4. MARION CHETTY Football, '26, '27, '28, '29, Monogram Club, '28g Assistant Manager Baseball, '279 Glee Club, '26, '27. Ambition-To grow tall. Most Striking Characteristic-Lazy but handsome. Fa'uo'rite Exp-ression- Yes, that's what they say. Nickname- Manie. Pastime-Loafing. '! 3 5' ETHEL COLLINS Clinton High School, '25, '26, '27, '28. Ambition-To be a Latin teacher. Most Striking Characterist'ic-Studious- ness. Favorite Expression- Worry never ac- complished anything worth while. Nickname-Ethel. Past-ime-Reading Latin. K9 .fn QW ov 21? mfr., Ill 'll' 'Tl Q :L 'ar Q if Q ll 1 W Y 'EB E 8? KI KI f f I 0 E. lm! uugnll .J 'ii Page Sixteen G 0'srimwwlef-4flilrgfrb'-ill-GKGJI' Nita-ilv' IEf1--favfffffnfafb' 9 R mL ' ' 1 an umslnwsugumulummnunulIuluumnn.,,,,n H 1 N-qu: I ' wazrklk F fl 55f x,,g3,,,,4cS:.-1551-flew Gllbe Spnthgbt 2IrIQ Qnw- ,9 9 'I' M n I 1ulnununnuunu1'N'NwP GLU FANNIE PORTER COWLES 'nb President Phi Beta Honor Society, '29, SPOTLIGHT Staff, '29, Comam Club, '29, Monogram Club, '29, Science Club, '29, Y Superlatives, '29, Basketball, '26, '27, '28, '29, Captain Basketball, '29, Lezvhipep Staff, '28g Reading Contest, '27, '28, Hiking Club, '27, Glee Club, '26, '27 3 Literary Society, '26, '27. 'T' Ambition-To teach French. Most Striking Characte1'istic-Brilliance. Favorite Eamression- Well, good gra- cious. NiClG?Lll7ll6- P01't6F.,, Pu.sti'm.e-Helping others. .g. 4. 4. BRUCE CRAFT Princeton High School, '26, '27, '28. A'm.bit'ion-To be a civil engineer. Most Stvjiking Charactev-istic-Always happy- Favorite Easpression- Gosh dern it. Nickname-- Peter. Pastime--Fighting. 6 .9 .g. .5. GILMER CROSS Monogram Club, '29, Football, '28, '29, Hi-Y, '29, Debating Team, '28, Glee Club, '26, '27. , A-moition-To be a preacher. Most Striking Cha'racte'ristic-Bumming. Favorite Expression- Lend me a nickel. N ickname- J ack. -ur Past-ime-Cracking jokes. fx' -:Q -as CLAYTON CURRY Glee Club, '26, '28, , Ambition-To be a business man. Most Striking Cha1'acteri.stic-Avoiding ' unnecessary tasks. Favorite Expression- Go 'way. Nickname- Red. astifme- Singing. v I I I QLGIB GL',95ib.kluxwnQx-4ll'Igl4I!nG3'LQDl Page Seventeen .ga-39.g5yl E1l-..5l.,,-fffnygfmmimi .fat iw .qv Kel if fi :Xa W' Rf: 0 -in S? 'tra ffl ll L vin Y AE1 'WE lf' Nf KP if I I GN R rig-in N5 .lt 1 4-, - . 3 '1 if on L1 ' h, xi! il? -Z . 'B 3 .. ' j 'W' 9 4 r a T Q 'I ' ,A V ' .3 1 656 i' if - Nl , Q' 1 , 0 . 'CN' :jr r 4' B fm P l' C' 74. , ey .,,,,,Mg.gQ5,-15 fltbe epurugn an-I ,W 5, rv 'E' Jim gf. lui vfl W? Q . 'L V . Q abs Qi ll L GFP 1 1 I-fl if Nl Nl Nl 3 . X fi -I. 'SL' , m ' Page Eighteen ROY CURRY Glee Club, '26, '27. Ambition-To never trouble trouble til trouble troubles me. Most Strik-ing Characteristic-When I will, I will 3 when I won't, I won't. Favorite Expression- Don't take life too seriously, you will never get out alive. Nickname- Happy. Pastime--Watching snails. Y 'Z Z Z' KATHRYN EANES SPOTLIGHT Staff, '29, Comam Club, '29, Hiking Club, '27, Glee Club, '26, '27 5 Liter- ary Society, '26. Ambition-To be a perfect 36. Most Striking Cha1'acteristic-Friendli- ness. ' Favorite Expression- And how. Nickname- Kat Pastime-Riding. . 4. .g. 4. WINNIFRED EBELEIN Glee Club, '26, '27, '28, Orchestra, '26, '27, Hiking Club, '27, Literary Society, '26. Ambition-To go out at night. Most Striking Ch.aracteri.stic-Mischiev- ous. Favorite Expression- That's not my fault. Nickname- Win. Pas-time-Laughing. ' -:--s-Oz' HOMER EVANS Hi-Y, '29, Science Club, '29g Glee Club, '26, '27, Literary Society, '26. Ambition-To be a preacher. M ost Striking Characteristic-Loafing. Favorite Expression- Gee whiz. Nickname- Big Boy. Pastime-Painting. l QQKQJDIex,-Qlmxxiwgl--nnlglgll-4ll.cgejn. nqgga-ily-I5-31211-nglfffzllnyfcrzbl 9 'El . Gy: our 'FRF JCM CO1 'li' -Tl li lv '-ar 6 'i' Q ll 1755 'T l 5 f f f I 0 B. QQ' lllnlm Nl .!. ici rx . V A I R N ut 1 F it Lil'-.I A C, ,,,,acs,gg5m1s, Sputli ' slr-IQEHSNW 8, P QE' CEI HUBERT EVANS 0 JUL .Gr Glee Club, '26, '27, '2S. :jf 6 Ambition-To be an aviator. ,-5. M ost S trikirag Characteristic--Dodging 0.-4 A work. - Favorite Expression- Can't be done. Nickname- Poss. n W? Pavstime-Sleeping and nodding. - 'gif' if 'rw 4- -s. ' gg MABEL FARABEE A 243 553, . Superlatives, '29g Glee Club, '26, '27, L 55-2, Ambition-To travel. ' Most Striking Characteristic-Modesty. rw 6 Favorite Expression- Oh, how thrill- A 9 ing. 'L N icknam e- Mah. 42,9 Pastime-Spelling. ada fi ' fi' 4. 4. 2. Q ELSIE HALL ' Q Glee Club, '26, '27. L Ambition-To be a farmerette. i -9, -Most Striking Characteristic-Dignity. es Favorite Expression- Really, now. e T Nickname-Elsie. .l Q? Pa,stim.e-Talking to the muses. gn min '2' '5' '3' :Eu 11' 'xr if if Nl KI If If X f N r WILLIAM HARDISTER r P Class Lawyer, '29g Phi Beta, '29g Hi-Y, '29. IQ' Ambition-To be an editor. 1 52.71 ,L Most Striking Characteristic-Arguing. :L um Favorite Eacpression- By grabs. my Nickname-- Wi1lie. Pastime-Fighting with Bruce. 'F ,., Page Nineteen X G IGirgmlmnuel-4ll2I l-illncill Ilya:lIhl EllP-lgnfllllhlfrib' ..-Lu ... .......L M. - .,. fNJa5..q,,uacSg Sz-mls x' u ilhl?, Qmw. N9 P 6 A ' 'llllg g U., ,,,'.' n ..l'. . l-f. l 'l ..ll H ll,gqlly1tl ll X xx 4.27 Jn. l l lub 8 ffl 'E' B5 :lf rv' Ei' C930 sl 4'8 Sz ll A 3177 1 sl Nl xr Sl N xr fi .i full mum: 'F 4, Page Twenty I G QgibiikkxilslillglmlilllGwll IMDlllhlwlgllh-lgfflilllfigf-5 HAL HEDRICK Football, '27, '29g Glee Club, '25, '26, '27, '28, Declamation, '25, '26, Literary Society, '25, '26, Track, '26, Hi-Y, '25. Ambition-To break girls' hearts. Most Striking Chardcte-ristic-Arguing with teachers. Favorite Expression- I don't care. Nickname- Form. Pastime-Talking about Mega. .g. .g. .3. DEWEY HUTCHINS Basketball, '27, '28, '29, Football, '28, '29, Secretary Hi-Y, '29, Monogram Club, '29, Tennis, '28, Marshal, '28, Lerchipep Staff, '28, Assistant Manager Football, '27, Glee Club, '26, '27. Ambition--To be a football star. Most Stfrik-ing Chara,cteristic-Indif'fer- ence. Favorite Expression-- Tell me no. N ickna-me-- J ake.' ' Pastime-Getting French on English class. MARVIN IJAMES Mocksville High School, '26, '27. Ambition-To be a politician. Mast Striking Characteristic--Reticence. Favorite Expression- Gully roby. Nickname- Rat Pa-stime-Selling papers. 'S' 'Z' 'E' MARGARET KINCHELOE Glee Club, '26, '28, Hiking Club, '27. Ambition-To have late dates. Most Striking Chm-acteristic-Meekness. Favorite Expression- Gosh. N1bkname-Margie. Pastime-Hanging around People-s. 179' :Ea Gy: 9+ Ei? Q QL we 0 T93 S, ll 'L' L yu 12 v gf: 'E' sr KI xr Nl f I 0 5. 11421 F0 E. ETS ,1 Yllilll Y -:is ww.,,,..iunpmnluu lmnun-1um...,,,,,,' IIII m'hwoag. -I rg fwfrefme-'mel-1: eieepnfmt rlrfemsem-X .9 'Iumfmnumunmuunmulumnnunnumuuuv--mxwfl GE: . .NL 34 wi 'ff-4 ii? VTX: ll! 'li' 3 Q el: wr' Q3 Z? ii ii I W v Alu Wir' xl xr xr Nl K NI fb i. 'ur llU'.lllI fi' LOUISE KIRKMAN Phi Beta Honor Society, '29 3 Glee Club, '26, '27, '28g Hiking Club, '2'1g orchestra, '26, '27. Ambition-To be an undertaker's wife. Most Striking Characteristfic-Frankness. Favor-ite Exp-ress'ion- Is zat so? Nickname- Billy. Pastime-Dreaming of opposite sex. 0 Q Q of sto Q.. ELIZABETH LEONARD Hiking Club, '27, Glee Club, '26, '27g Literary Society, '26, '27. Ambition-Whatever the fates decree. Most Striking Cha,-racteristic-Individual- ity. Favorite Expression- It's in the notes. Niclcname- Lib. Past-ime-Riding with Mary Virginia. 4. .g. .Ev IRVING LEONARD Glee Club, '26, '27, '28g Literary Society, '26 5 Declamation, '273 Debating, 27. Ambition-To be a lawyer. Most Striking Characteristic-Little but loud. Favorite Expression- I reckon so. Nickname- Lummy. ' Pasti-me-Bossing the newsboys. 1, 'Z' 'S' 'S' WILLIE VEIGH LEONARD Science Club, '29g Glee Club, '26, '27, '283 Glee Club Quartette, '26, '28g Reading Con- test, '263 Literary Society, '26. Ambition-To gain 10 pounds. Most Striking Characte-1-istic-Restless- ness. Favorite Expression- I hope you don't feel hurt. Niclcname- Vee-Vee. Pastime-Tickling piano ivories. 'FP . .NL iw cv if? 'ii' . F'- 3.5. :Ib '-ar Q e 'fi' iz if I QE. Y Qs if KI if f 1 SN if lllllnll 'F ! A - Page Twenty-one Q39 5 'BIexzgmmiii,gi-anglggi-qliageji. I1Cage.g1p.i lgiue--i3.,u111iy,C:::i6E, PN Q, W, 51-E Gbegvpntligbt 5l g N ' .9 f' Ei' at gf, iw? TQ L IES 455' F id, l..,,'-2243.9-+g ,, 2 T V Nl Nl KI N N K fb liv as-. fini Page Twenty-two 5' lG!9,4hXlkuuElv-4Il5I l4lln6il1 PAU LINE LOPP Glee Club, '26, '27, '28 3 Literary Society, '26, '27, Ambition-To be a movie actress. Most Striking C'ha1'acte1'istic-Silliness. Favorite Expression- Hush, will ya. Nickname- Polly. Pastifme-Going to movies. .g. .3. .g. THOMPSON LOWE Phi Beta Honor Society, '29g Comam Club, '29, Hi-Y, '295 Glee Club, '26. Ambition-To be a soldier boy. Most Striking Characteristic-Dreaming. Favorite Expression- Heck. Nickname- Dog, Pastime-Dodging Cousin Fred. 'I I 2' MARY MCCARN Comam Club, '29g Glee Club, '26, '27, '28g Hiking Club, '27, Literary Society, '26. Ambition-To travel. Most Striking Characterist'ic-Vivacious- ness. Favorite E':cpression- Well, begoryf' Nickname- Mac. Pastime-Going to drug store. .g. .g. 4. VIRGINIA MCCRARY Phi Beta Honor Society, '29g Comam Club, '29g Science Club, '29g SPOTLIGHT Staff, '295 Lemhipep Staff, '28, Hiking Club, '27g Glee Club, '26gv Literary Society, '26. Ambition-To travel. Q Most Striking Characteristic-Little but loud. Favorite Expression- Ye gods. Niclmame- Jennie. Pastime-Playing with Martha Penn. IIC-9jfBnIIhl Ellr-lgxrulllhfgrlbl 'El 'SP-353 2 Magis IE 4'2- rx 9 -lei? H 'iff-T-.:g+m ! ii' 'E' 'WA' if NI I I f I GN 'E' lllllllu W 'N 0 'ms-115'-If ,,l,, be flffiwzlew- 4, P Jim. gf, W 'fa 5 IES Q51 -F ilu? AQ:-lIlf 'ie!5y3 if Sl xr xr s N fb QE: ISK Cv RUTH McCULLOCH Cooleemee High School, '26, '27, '28. Ambition-To become a teacher. Most Striking Characteristic-Se1'ious- ness. Favorite Expression- Ah, quit. Nickname- Dimp1es. Pastime-Dreaming of love. .g. .g. 4. JESSIE MARTIN Class Prophet, '29g Phi Beta Honor So- ciety, '29, Comarh Club, '29, Glee Club, '2'7g Hiking Club, '27. Ambition-To teach. Most Striking Characteristic-Sincerity. Favorite Expression- Good gracious. Nickname- Jeck. Pastime-Gossiping. .g. 4. .g. LeROY MEACHUM Altavista High School, '26, '27 Q Phi Beta Honor Society, '29g Secretary and Treas- urer Comam Club, '29, Hi-Y, '29. Ambition-To be an auctioneer. Most Striking Characteristic-Studious- ness. Favorite Expression- Gosh. Nickname- Roy. Pastime- Sheiking on South Main. .9 .g. .g. GLADYS MENDENHALL SPOTLIGHT Staff, '29, Glee Club, '27, '28g Literary Society, '26, Ambition-To fall in love. Most Striking Characteristic-Babyish. Favorite Expression- I don't mind. Nickname- Glad. Pastime-Day-dreaming. Page Twenty-three 'El . . GIU cs L 21? if -rim ll, . 'll' F Q J: -v' 6 fi' Q if :sin Nr Sf X! if f I 0 :Em -- 'if ,ef c l f 6 Ivglhlllixnnel-4IlEI l4llnGin nga-ilyn5gEIlr--lgnulllhlccfiblGQ, T'I ,.,, i muuuuvuy' 2, ., M ' nnuuuma mann new ' 'N Q, ffmanZ5 'E ,.,. D2 l5l 'g 13,Nw ,P .. cms nil ' CLEVELAND MICHAEL Jax 'el' Glee Club, '28. 9: Ambition-To be a farmer. lwf Most Striking Characterist-ic-Laziness. 9: fl Favorite Expression- Say something. K ' Nickname- Mike. Pastime-Bringing the mules to town. ... 7 ' Wir 'Alf Oz' -2' Oz' oat. U70 CCI cg! WALTER MISENHEIMER g-. ' Science Club, '29. as Ambition-To be a million-dollar coal PLS. js king. F ' '- :1 'L Q, Most Striking Cha-racteristic-Meekness. 'Q' Favorite Expression-- Go on, big boy. Nickname- Willy, F 3 Q Pasti-me-Playing football. 9 .9 .5 4. Q fr? ff in MARY MIZE ' Science Club, '29g Glee Club, '26, '27. Ambition-To be an old maid school teacher. 1, 'V' Most Striking Chafracteo-istic-Generos- ity. l Favorite Expression- You don't say so. L Nickname- Mun -gy Pastime-Reading advertisements con- 3 :I cerning freckles. ? , , .,. .,. - ARLENE MYERS lm SQ-52 'WE Q, Superlatives, '29g Glee Club, '26, '27, '28, X 5 If Orchestra, '26, '27, '285 Literary Society, Q 5' '26, '27g Hiking Club, '27. 7 fb Ambition-To be present at the Court of ' St. James. '57, Most Striking Chao-a.cte'ristic- Laugh Q, lv and the world laughs with you. 'L -my Favorite Expi'essio'n- You can't blame f'22i me for that. Nickviame- Giggles. Pastifme-Dating and dancing. 'Y' G? Page Twenty-four 5 -. : G 13g534muwlep..qlE! l4l'lGwlql IMD!IIFl Ellh-ilalrlllfmlccigl J f 1 ey ,J .,,,,,i2,, 5..1:.,S j.f. l, 41592 glwfllslbr gpg.,-lgmmgsm 0 fs ,g- i suiiulnililm munnnummz-now' :Er Q 'EP . LUCILLE PARKER Jin 'fs' Glee Club Quartette, '26, '28, Glee Club, :ji 92 '26, '27, '28, Hiking Club, '27, Literary ,Q Society, '26. KW 'Q Ambition-To be a Gardner. 6' 5. Most Striking Charactefristic-Sparkling ' - wit. Favorite Ea:press-ion- I like your nerve. 'QW' jf N icknam e-- Flip. ' 121' Past-i-me-Driving a car. gf? 2 CHARLIE PARKS 3 Hi-Y, '29, Glee Club, '26, '27. Q Q Ambition--To be a business man. J, Most Striking Chwracteristic-Very in- el, -Q-' quisitive of all new girls. V Favorite Expression- I don't know. N ickna-me- Parks. f K. Pastime--Going to Thomasville. Q cbq ELIZABETH PEEBLES Q Os, Fix Glee Club, '27, '28, Hiking Club, '27 3 Bas- ,i.,, ketball, '26, '27. Ambition-Live in town. D gg Most Striking Cha'racte'ristic+Optic abil- gg ity. 'V' Favorite Expfression-Hello. 'fo Nickname- Lib. ' ' Pastime-Raving. L U CABELL PHILPOTT A ? Editor-in-chief SPOTLIGHT, '29, Manager T qja Basketball, '29 3 President Hi-Y, '29, Vice- Q ' President Class, '29, VicegPresident Mono- ' gram Club, '29, Superlatives, '29, Comam lm Club, '29, Football, '26, '27, '28, Basketball, .mx if '26, '27, '28, Lexhipep staff, '26, '28, Glee if If Club, '26, '27 3 Literary Society, '26, Mono- 25 gram Club, '26. ' C N Q Ambition-To become taxi driver in heart G . of New York City. - Most Striking Chafracteristic-Inquisi- - .ij tiveness. 'E' L Favorite Expression- You're r i g h t ri about that. N ickname- J asper. Pastime-Gathering statistics for SPOT- M LIGHT. an Qian A Page Twenty-Eve ybfigkbz ihlllixanE1w4llQI n-ailnciu 1lQj5aally1 giElin--4151r1:lIlAQ:!Dr6T-iigfi' rfw' - A 4F -nil ,.,..Q nmuuuummnn ru-u umm v...,, ,,,,,I I nm 'N Q, 'WMS'- 5 l5 Qtbe Spotlight il 35H1':mr' .g P MunnummmmumnuluIInmlwv' mxw ng, 'Eff .fix gf. KW vfl 21? dll: li! 75' 3 Q J: 'ar Q Q fi' Q ll 1 WI v 111111 EFI I I r a 1 fi gl' ,i? ge Twenty-six ARDELL PICKETT Phi Beta Honor Society, 293 Literary Society, '27g Hiking Club, '27, Glee Club, '26, '27. Ambition--To go to Africa lto shoot bearsj. Most Striking Chan-acteristic-Sincerity. Favorite Expressfion- Do tell. Nickname- Ard'ell. Pastime-Eating fudge. BETTY RUSSELL Superlatives, '29 5 Business Manager SPOTLIGHT, '29, Secretary and Treasurer Monogram Club, '29g Secretary Class, '29, Comam Club, '29g Superlatives, '29g Science Club, '29g Cheer Leader, '26, '27, '28, '29g Vice-President Class, '28g Marshal, '28g President Hiking Club, '27, Glee Club, '26, '27, Literary Society, '26, Lexhipep Staff, '26. Ambition-To be a lawyer. Most Striking Chafracte-rfistic-Ability. Favorite Expression- You can do any- thing if you try hard enough. Niclcname- Bet. Pastime- Depositing Annual money. ZOE RICHEY Superlatives, '29g Literary Society, '26g Glee Club, '263 Reading Contest, '26. Ambition-To be exceedingly slim. Most Str'ik'i'ng Characterist-ic-Independ- ence. Favorite Expression- Darn it. Nickname- Toots. Pastime-Buying new clothes. GRACE SCARBOROUGH Superlatives, '29 g Comam Club, '29 3 Science Club, '29g Hiking Club, '27 3 Glee Club, '26, '27g Literary Society, '26, '272 Basketball, '26. A Ambition-To be happy. Most Striking Cha1'acte'ristic-Girlish- ness. ' Favorite Ebcpression-- What's twice will be three times. N iclmam e- Shorty. Pastione--Having and holding. G '91cxgmxxmlgl--4:12166-:gl-ill-sgeyn. 1uQ3a.llp1Q',:5Env-lglflifllnygznl .rin iw ser 'EE Q fl: 'ar Q o 5 Q ll xr xr xr lf I I GX -E1 'llllml W eq 6 ,,ua 5lllS epuuignr if-.g9E,g,s,,, S, K9 QE: . AUBREY SETZER 'Gr Football, '29, Glee Club, '28g Orchestra, fl '27. ll? Ambition-To be a projectionist. Most Striking Characteristic-A dubious ' nature. U Favorite Exp-ression- Oh, boy. VU! Nickname- Fat. Pastime--Football. JUV IOP ' 'W . 'X' '3' 'I' 3 WOODROW SHOAF V 33 Monogram Club, '29, Football, '27, '29g -. Baseball, '26, '27, '28. Ambition-To getla job with plenty of leisure.- Most Striking Characteristic-A big Q joker. Favorite Expresslion- No, I'l1 do no suchd' 559 Nickname- Feebe. 'iq Pastifme-Sleeping. - .g. 4. .g. KENNETH SHOCKLEY 1' Superlatives, '29 3 Hi-Y, '29, Basketball, '28, '29, Football, '29, Glee Club, '27, '28. Ambition-To get a job, go to work at twelve, get off at one, get an hour for lunch. Most Striking Characteristic-Garrulous- ? ness. G55 Favorite Expression- Gimme a chew of H V tobacco. Nicktname- Bill. -. Pastime-Jerking sodas. Q55 U 4' 'za -:W If ' K 3 J ESSIE SINK fi Glee Club, '27, '28, ' Ambition-To get married. ' lil Most Striking Chaxracteristic-Mingling' , -L, with all kinds of people. 'wif' Favorite Expression-.f Ah, foolish. Nickurzfme- Sunshine g Pastime-Talking to boys. m . B Page Twenty-seven F 1ez,-gmxumgl-4:ElFG:,'5.all-sgejn luC0,3a-llb-:E-f5NEln--lgufffilnbfcfibI Jin. lm .qv- 535' div ill 'lf ii lil QL sv' if 63.55 Nl Xl Xl xv '.r J. -5 N4 :Sm lil 'lp?,wffw1 5 '2 2 E one spuuigm 7 5 gT7-'im' .9 f' , 'wuuummnnumun annmgmuunnumuvmmw aj: 42.5.5 , JOE SINK IRL 'GT' Football, '26, '27, '28, '29, Basketball, '26, xg: 9: '27, '28, Monogram Club, '25, '28, Glee my Club, '26, '27, Baseball, '26, iw! QQ Ambition-To bluff. 'V ' Most St'rik'i'ng Charactewstic-Neatness. ' Favorite Expression- Sit there and mil- AQW dew. 'QW NV, Nickname-Sandwich. 'IS' Pastime-Turning corners on two wheels. 'gl' 'lf FRANK SMITH Football, '25, '26, '27, '28, Captain Foot- ball, '29, Superlatives, '29, Monogram Club, QS- '25, '28, Baseball, '25, '26, '27, '28, All-State Q5 ex, Football, '27, Glee Club, '26, '27. QL 0 'V' Ambition-Greatest football player in 58' U. S. 6 Most Sto 'ik'ing Cha'z-actewistic-Ability to 6, play anything. Favorite Expression- What say, Bud? Nickname- Frog. Q Q Pastime-Talking about what he is going 59 fin to do. fi' ' EUELL STAFFORD Glee Club, '28. Ambition--To be an aviator. 'V' Most ,Striking Characte-rvistic-Immacu- 'V late appearance. Fava-rite Expression- I'm wrong, the L world's right. 1 cd Nickname-''Ocean-Mouth. ,A eg- Pastime-Tinkering with machinery. 15,11 ERNEST STAPLES Q Wilson High School, '26, '27, Class Pres- ident, '28, '29, Football, '28, '29, Basketball, lm. '28, '29, President Science Club, '29, Super- 'E' latives, '29, Monogram Club, '29, Phi Beta I, 2' ' Honor Society, '29, Comam Club, '29, S: Treasurer Hi-Y, '29 , Captain Basketball, 5 Q '29, Chief Marshal, '28, Baseball, '28, De- 5, - bating Team, '28. ' 3 Ambition-To occupy the White House. qi '99 Most Striking Characterist'ic-Wiggling. 'QP lg Favorite Expression- Ain't so potent. 545, F' Niclcname-- Daddy Rabbit. Pastime-Driving a car over a muddy , road. fr Page Twenty-eight A G 'efc:::,94luxlwg,.-..nlElFG:3.-4,4-sgejl. Ilya-ll,-425514.-lgwffuiyfcaznl l J 1 4 l I l .1 l l l 1 I 1 1, l 1 1 1 1 I L I- ' J. , mnmmuuauum qq,a,s5,,,,,M? 5,,,, 2 glniQ mx,.. 0 ,fs V . A-M.. ,mu .rim ga iw? YQ 5: fi- 'EEC '53 Q JL 'ar Q 1. GE? mga Q li -3 L GF Y 15: 'lf' NI NI Nl Nl x xr fi ji lin! ,Be li GTI' Y, m 1. Gif MARY VIRGINIA SURRATT ' Glee Club, '26, '27, '28, Hiking Club, '27, Literary Society, '26, '27. , A'm.bit'io'n-To see the fmnxr corners of the earth. , Most Strilc-ing Ch.a.-racteristic-Likeable- ness. Favorite Expression- Oh, boy. Nickvzame- Mary Jennie. ' Pa,stim.e-Riding with Lib. o Q o Q.. af .On . SARAH FRANCES VESTAL SPOTLIGHT Staff, '29, Marshal, '27, Lex- hipep Staff, '27, Literary Society, '26, Cheer Leader, '25, Comam Club, '29, Hik- Club, '27, Glee Club, '25, '26. Ambition-To be first woman governor of North Carolina. Most Striking Cha,racte'ristic-Considera- tion for others. Favorite Expression-- What? N 'ickuame-- Sansis.' ' Pastimc-Eating chocolate ice cream. H Q 4 v of 4.0 0.4 LOYCE WAGONER Superlatives, '29, Comam Club, '29, Hi-Y, '29, Football, '29, Glee Club, '26, '27, Liter- ary Society, '26. , Ambition-To be a great business man. Most St-Viking Characteristic-Laziness. Favorite Expression- Shut your mouth. N'iCk7l,d'1ll6- Mllk.,, Pastime-Playing football. V Q 0 or Q.: no SARA MARCH WALSER SPOTLIGHT Staff, '29, Superlatives, '29, Phi Beta Honor Society, '29, Marshal, '28, Reading Contest, '27, 'Hiking Club, '27, Literary Society, '26, Glee Club, '26, A'mbit'ion-To travel and then marry. Most Striking Ch-aracterist-ic-Smallness. Favorite E:vpress'iou- How do I know? N Nickname- Mott. ,Pa,st'i'me-Reading Jo-Jo's sayings. i Page Twenty-nine NQEXEIelzgmluungi-4liEI l4lluGi6jli nQ3-jgaullb-1 Ellr--i31vulIIAP,:!Dl I 1 :Ex . .rn lil TQ iw: 91' 5.51 J: 'ar -at '35 2 ll L W v E!! 5 if ll f xr I f GN .R ll!!! mini, 'N Q, ffmafmsw QQ' fl-fienrsw Q P Gill W ' ' FERDINAND WATSON 'ffl' l Superlatives, '29, President Comam Club, ii Q '29, Treasurer Class, '29g Monogram Club, uw '29, Football, '26, '27, '28, '29g SPOTLIGHT :Q Staff, '29, Basketball, '26, '27, '28, '29g Hi-Y, A '29g Secretary and Treasurer, '28, Lexhfipep Staff, '28g Literary Society, '26g Marshal, 'as '28 3 Glee Club, '26, 'elf' Ambition-To rival Dr. Fosdick. cg? Most Striking Characteristic-Good dis- QB! position. 5 Favorite Expression- Shucks. Nickname- Ferdie. Pastime- Radioing. Q 'S' 'E' 'E' 2' '3 EDNA WHISENANT Phi Beta Honor Society, '29 3 Glee Club, Q '26, '27, Ambition-To marry a man 99 years old with two million dollars. Most Striking Characterilstic-Self-confb Fin dence. Favorite Expression- Oh, migosh. Nickname- Ed. Pastime-Arguing. 'lmao -sf-11-. 'I' 4' 'E' EMMETT WILLIS Southmont High School, '26, '27, '28, Ambition-To be a lawyer. Most Striking Characteristfic-Nervous- ness. Favorite Expression- Dad blame it. Nickname- Boy. Pastime-Hunting. Q '! 5 3' CATHERINE WRIGHT , Elkin High School, '25g Class Poet, '29, 9 Superlatives, '29, Glee Club, '27, '28. Ambition-To be the wor1d's biggest bluff. - l Most Strfik-ing Characteristic-Thinking il Nl if NI S 'E' , of boys. ,991 Favorite Expression- My gosh. N 'ick'nam.e- Kat.' ' Pastime-Giggling. Page Thirty ' ' 'G23muwfe'-vISIi2-f:a14lu-mfJ-- I-cam-1lv1e:,'4EI'-favufffmifbl 'F , . I M IES O iw 9-1 A 21? div Ill 'IS' F Qi J: -ar 0 if fi' Q ll I Q77 v 25 xr Nl xr sr r I GN .i dig! mum! m iii i 4 ex cl ,,, gmt slpnQ 13,ms N, P QE' .lim A qi . 1 RMI 'V' MARY YARBORO Glee Club, '26, '27. :PF Ambition-To travel. ,gv Most Striking Characteristic-Impu1sive- ' 'V' ness. . W Favorite Eamression- Oh, help me get this. - N ickname- Merry. 85 Pastime-Going somewhere. Sb .g. .g. .g. F 3 CLAUDE YOUNG Glee Club, '26, '27. ,i., Ambition--To be a civil engineer. Most Striking Characteristic-Quietness. Favorite Expression- Gosh, Nickname- Stubby. ' ' Pastfime-Talking to girls. ' 'Y' .g. .g. .g. ? LAURA MAE YOUNG nz? SPOTLIGHT Staff, '29g Science Club, '29g Marshal, '28g Lexhipep Staff, '28g Basket- ball, '26, '27, '283 Glee Club, '26, '27, '28g Q Hiking Club, '2'7g Literary Society, '26. Q-5 Ambition-To be what she is. 2' Most Striking Characteristic- Frank - 3 ness. fi Favorite Eocpression- Now you know. Nioknavne- Laurie. li. Pastime-Thinking of - :ea Page Thirty-one Ill G laghllkuuelallgmlillnsilu Ilyblllhlmfgllh-nanmlyjfcctlbl EJ GW ov 'RV JUN Ill 'll' F Q :L -ar so 1' XT? 'F v f r :Qu lil! 63 ,- -,Su -f GDB QQJUIUQJDI Page Thirty-t L. -9 , L v,-,,. m.5' quunlnny... ,lwuqwf .lm Fi Q,,f1 gl4l! r I ' i a .iQ:jy.l wa V., F3 ' at f GI BQ ntl! t E H N O . -1, yt LJ Gm E :Qi Jil. , , ju, iw Reminiscences 51 fi JC iw! Years after graduating from high school, I was feeling very remi- iw! GE' niscent when Memory appeared before me and waved her magic wand. of Immediately, I was carried away into Old Father Time's library. Brows- pflg ing among the volumes, I came to an interesting looking set of books. As I passed before them a guide approached and said, Each year as E53 Old Father Time's clock ticked away 'the last days of May, a book was If- pushed upon a shelf in his library, until there was a set composed of four -F K volumes. The title was History of Class of '29, Lexington High School. A gl-3 I was in that class, I said as I drew forth the first book entitled ai eg, Freshmen. There were nine chapters in it. Looking at 'the title of each SEQ, 'VJ chapter, I read, September 100 Freshmen Enter' -High School. October, 'F A Adjustment to Surroundings, and on until I saw that there was a chapter 'am giving in detail the history of each month, from September to May. G25 , As my time was limited, I glanced hungrily at the contents ,of the Sophomore and Junior years. All of this was very interesting andrinvit- Ogg: ing, but what looked particularly interesting iwas the chapter entitled Junior-Senior Banquet. 2 I 2. ' , s., , . , XY ' ,I was about to turn away with a sigh of regretwhen a small diary 2 dropped from between the leaves of the Senior volume. Picking it up, the if ur guide gave me permission to read it, and it was like this: . - ' ' Iliff' . MAY, 1926- M , u ' 4 E E Dear Diary, in September about 100 noisy freshmen entered high 59' school, and it is as some authority on high school and colleges '-has said: mg I Every class has what is known as its freshmen year. Since we are any- thing but timorous, we admit that we were forced to undergo 'that embar- QD rassing experience. . Our class was divided into three sections, with Misses Mitchell, Miller, ,E and Mr. John Hunt as hom,e room teachers. We at once entered into the 'ff if high school life. Cabell Philpott made us very proud by winning his let- Qi 17 ter in football. Many boys showed interest in football, and gave much 5 rf' promise for good material. p i QE! Q, MAY, 1927- ' Somebody has said, To every action there is an equal reaction, and in a contrary direction. All the sophomores feel that this is true. From the year,of oppression, we passed into a year of anarchy. For nine months ws we laughed at and conducted a campaign of welcome for the freshmen. M ' ls, -! A Page Thirty-threeq -iff? A 'efi2fs:L31r:r:,il.,gl,-ifegg .eglmggl rggfgfafetag,.4g-,s.,.,fQ1g11s-a1g,if,ifffni5,::s:1i525.sre-,fi 'le cr-gr x .fit gl. WI YQ Qi? if 5.3 JL 'ar A GF! Q ll I 1 J xr xr x N G 3. 129 nnunv 'V' H, , . -nw 1 mn.mmmnmmIImIun.1nununnunu-uma it The outstanding event of this year was the May Day celebration. Several girls in our class were attendants to the May Queen. MAY, 1928- A Dear Diary, another reaction set in at the beginning of our Junior year. We elected Ernest Staples, presidentg Betty-Russell, vice-president, and Ferdinand Watson, secretary and treasurer. After this we began a year of work. We furnished two members on the debating team, Gilmer Cross and Ernest Staples. We produced as stars on the football team, Qabell Philpott, Gilmer Cross, Woodrow Shoaf, Ernest Staples and Ferdinand Watson. Willie Veigh Leonard and Fannie Porter Cowles won medals for declamations. Probably the next important event of this year was the J unior-Senior entertainment. Under the leadership of xMiss Zealy, Miss Williams and Miss Ormand, weiplanned our entertainment, which we felt surpassed anything ever given before. ' MAY, 1929- This year we feel rather old. We are the honored seniors, and as a class we feel that we have fought a fight valiantly. Our students continue to rank high in scholarship and athletics. We are putting out an annual this year and we feel a wee bit proud. We feel sorry to know that our high school days are almost over, but we can't stay here forever. It is only a few more weeks before we dash for our last 8:35 class and sleep through the last afternoon class., So dear diary, good-bye. Probably when I am old and gray-haired, I will read you and THE SPOTLIGHT and muse over our good time in L. H. S. ' As I came to the end, I was ,suddenly recalled to the present, but I was still thinking about my high school days. i - LILA AARON, Histo1'ia'n,. sf- A A 85 0 S S Q50 .2-. Q2 5? ea CBP? 'Bi :E 4-ug S? Hs 22. ! 6 0 7 El nl LES, 94.-gs! Qgnlga-tags?-aj 'E+- 'iq' 1lf.':'f+:f-,.-3-fi I W 1 x... J xr I I I GN 5. lm, llunm G Thirty-four - 633 G IGlrgltllixiugn--41lQIHg-L14ll-631: nyanllp-uiglgllr-n3u11lllAl2'.Z:'rC-SQ as rip .rin xii 91' KW! 'fa , IEP- 'BGB ,KT-'-Qfgyxg it if? r Nl NI NI Nl N xr fi L. C211 'F mw,,,,.....nI---unIuumimumm-m.....,.,,,,,hmm .,,,a5'-1i5wls,, Qtbe Spotlight -A 5lP' RNV' wwummnu..munmmnnmnuulmmInumm...,....mwW 0 Class Prophecy I have read my Virgil every way possible and yet it doesn't make any sense! What will Miss Walker say if I can't read it? This horrid Latin has given me the headache. I cast my book aside lazily. Gradually, before I had thought anything was happening, I began to sense peculiar visions. In K. Shockley's Theatre on 48th Street, I found myself. A thunder- ing musical success, Skit Skat, by Mary McCarn was being presented with Pauline Lopp and Charlie Parks as stars. Girls by the carload charmed me with their dancing. I was startled when I recognized Lib Peebles and Laura Mae Young as leaders in the chorus. Between acts Wannamaker stages a Fashion Show. Miss America of 1934 and Miss North Carolina of 1935 are the models. They were none other than Winni- fred Ebelein and Zoe Richey. Leaving the theatre I hailed a taxi. The driver chews his gum fero- ciously-Woodrow Shoaf ! He gives me a copy of the Lexington Dispatch dated June 10, 1935. The glaring headlines read Leroy Meacham elected mayorg Walter Misenheimer, sheriff of county. Hastily I turn pages. On the editorial page I .note that William Hardister is editor and owner. Other items of interest are: Judge Irving Leonard, of the 18th Judicial District, is holding court this weekg James Anderson, a prominent civil engineer of Asheville, has been assigned the task of planning the Smoky Mountain Parkg Hubert Evans has accepted a responsible position with the Duke Power Company in Charlotte, and Bruce Craft has been ap- pointed a pilot of the United States Air Mail Service. The advertisements interest me almost as much as the news items. A full page is given to Liston Beck's chain of garages operating in fifteen cities of North Caro- linag Hal Hedrick, proprietor of Lexington Drug Company, is advertising a Rexall saleg Marvin Ijames is advertising his dairy products from a thoroughly up-to-date sanitary dairy. One unusual advertisement at- tracted my attention-that Marion Chetty had for sale at reduced prices a surplus stock of peanuts and popcorn. I read with interest a testimonial that Edna Whisenant had sent in for N ever Bald Hair Tonic. She tells her story of how she has lost so much hair and then this tonic revived her hair to its former state of health. Page Thirty five ,P aiu I Gy: 'ir I li :L wr if 2 E I W v 'uf Sf' Nl xr If I I 0 .ii I!!! nullln 6' 'OIGlzgglhllxuuel-4lI2I n-ill-city: :IQ-Zanllhi 4Elln-15n1llllAt2!D1Gdfm I9 I. 'lgauaffffas-125'-If dzbespnrlignr fl 'g 3NX' .9 f' ,.,, ,,,, ' l'.I l.'ll lll ' I l. I. i l t. IlIl'lllllllll'll' 'kxxx kx,, ,,xx - v cr-'Eli f :Em ,gr Back home at my suite in The Roosevelt, I tuned in on the radio. 54 Roy Curry announces the program. Much to my surprise the afternoon's wi concert was by Frank Smith, violinist, and Willie Veigh Leonard, accom- lwl T' panist. The program was sponsored by Mmes. Leonard, Pickett and Sur- or ratt, leading modistes of New York. Next the results of the Beauty Con- FEW test are announced. Margaret Anderson and Sara March Walser tie for 'QF Eg: first honors. And then-I learn that Ferdinand Watson has crowned his -me 'ff career in the United States Senate by having the Senate defeat the no- 3 torious Philpott Nuisance Bill, introduced by Cabell Philpott, which pro- ' fl vided that all the Democrats are public nuisances and should be confined A V Q in a hugh Teapot Dome. Louise Kirkman and Lorraine Anderson have 2 .ii been confirmed by the Senate as diplomats to England and Siam, respect- -Q- A ively. Ernest Staples has tendered his resignation as Secretary of In- A terior to become vice-president of the Do-Nothing Firm, which is headed 43' by Bob Greason. Clayton Curry is the efficient superintendent of ,the gtg? Smithsonian Institute. I am very startled at hearing music made by the gag Salvation Army Trio, composed of Loyce Wagoner, Hubert Evans and ,in Homer Evans. 9 As I go from the hotel I meet Virginia McCrary coming out with all her former charm and dignity. Lucille Parker, who has also ventured into if matrimony, was waiting for Virginia in her new limousine. In the lobby if stands Kathryn Eanes, in her usual convincing argument, selling a Frigi- Ig daire to Aubrey Setzer, proprietor of the Lexington Hotel. She tells me 5 interesting news. Attorney Gilmer Cross is prosecuting Joe Sink on a ,Q A charge of speedingg however, Euell Stafford, in his talkative manner, is I testifying for Joe. Jessie Sink is a nurse in a hospital giving aid and I comfort to her patients. She is associated with Dr. Thompson Lowe, who Qi: is connected with Mayo Brothers in Rochester, Minn. Together we visit if the Green Frog, Cleveland Michae1's book store. He tells with enthusiasm if of Lila Aaron's latest book, School Days , also a popular song hit, fi Dreaming, composed by Emmet Willis and introduced on Broadway by 'Y M Sara Frances Vestal. A book of poems by Catherine Wright is also on - 'fi display. 'After leaving Cleveland, we window shop. In passing a newspaper ofiice I see a telegram posted outside. It read as follows: Dewey Hutchins ,gs accepts position as Harvard Coachj' While standing there, who should ,gs ge Thirty-six ' - h A G 'QICZ-'gfhlllixvlglv-tllglpsigliIlmwll IIQPIIILIIMEIlb-lgurlllllhig'-i5l Aa q 11H0 Ql1lE gd, ME, K 'y Slhlg BBxx 0 fa nj: :En J!L comehup but Claude Young. He is leaving tomorrow for a cruise around U,-L gf. the World in his ship The Lefchipep. He plans to attend the International W7 Educational Conference in Paris. Before leaving Claude presents us with qw YQ a morocco-bound copy of Who's Who in America. We hastily scan it. 'T Gilbert Barbee is rated the world's most famous evangelistg Arlene Myers ti! is the world's wealthiest woman financierg Gladys Mendenhall is ranked ri! uf: as one of the foremost cartoonists in Americag Betty Russell is the first iff! woman to become Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Courtg Elsie F Hall is the instigator of a Bolshevik Revolution in Philadelphia. 'Claude F A says that Mabel Farabee and Mary Yarboro are running a florist shop. A Q Also, the outstanding educators are gathered at a great assembly in Paris. 233, 'L Fannie Porter Cowles, professor of English at the University of Paris, is CL' 'V' 'V' A going to preside. Mary Mize and Ruth McCulloch, who are sponsoring A Q the latest ideas in kindergarten work, are to be speakers of the occasion. Q Ethel Collins, representing the Latin department of Columbia University, Q is to discuss before the assembly her latest book on How to Make Latin G Gb Easy. if 'FY' 'V' As we walk on, I see a crowd gathering around Trinity Church. A wedding is in progress. At last, the bride comes! I can't believe my eyes! SZ It is Grace Scarborough. Who is the groom? But it is too lateg I can no .f longer see this scene. I if Just at this time I wake up from my long slumber and realize that it has all been only a dream. But who knows-maybe dreams come true. L -5' Q -3 1 I if? i il? 5: ,. . .3 fa 3: .5 X I N3 ' I 5' if 'T 'l' 'il 635 ' Page Thirty-seven ,-ia ll! ith G 'alellgimllulell-4llglmIIllwwlr llwlllhIEQEIIP-nlallillllhfccif-WSJ ex C, ,,,M5,,gg5.-.. Ghz epnrxignr an-fiinsm., N, P aj: l? Q. Last Will and Testament 0 all STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, SS . KW if COUNTY or DAVIDSON 'T We, the class of 1929 of Lexington High School, city of Lexington, Fi! state and county aforesaid, realizing that it is not our destiny to remain '55 'VF indefinitely in this early state of learning, being of supposedly excellent Lg? mind and memory do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last cg, will and testament, revoking all Wills and promises heretofore made by us. 5-. A It is our wish and desire and we hereby direct our executor herein- A 85 after named, that in order that we may not pass out forever from the as ei recollection of those Who follow after us cause our likenesses to be por- ei .gf trayed upon parchment and to be hung in a conspicuous place in the Hall -8-f A of Learning. A Q To the Faculty of Lexington High School, We will, devise and hereby 6 bequeath the following: Item 1. To Mr. Stokes is left a time-piece of celebrated accuracy to 6, 659 remind him to practice what he preaches. da 5 Item 2. To Mr. McGregor we leave a book of instructions on Win- 'V' gp some Uses of Bewitching Blue Eyes. SZ Item 3. To Mr. Greason is bequeathed a supply of hair tonic with gr the sincere hope that it does him good. 1, A Item 4. To Miss ,Griffin we leave the hope that she will win first prize in the next noun and verb marathon held in Madison Square Garden. L Item 5. To Miss Walker's troop of Girl Scouts is bequeathed an 1 , ample supply of jacks with the hope that they have little trouble in 4- T ponying Latin. L il? Item 6. To Miss Covington we leave our sincerest hope that the class ll? of '30 will prove to be as serenely meek as We have been. J., Item 7. To Misses Williams, Miller and Griflin we will our heartiest 55, 'i' appreciation for their untiring efforts in guiding us through this red- 5, if letter stage of our education. if 3 Item 8. To the Faculty as a Whole we wish to express our un- 7 P measured thanks for the help they have rendered in making us good stu- Gi I dents and dignified seniors. 5 'Q' To the classes of Lexington High School We will, devise and hereby ii bequeath the following: Item 1. To the class of 1930 do we bequeath our dignity and privi- leges with the hope that they are benefited by them to the point plus. 'F 6 Thirty-eight - 1 Q9 5' ne,'954hIlluuuElw-4llQI l-illnsila ul2adllbul Ellr--lglvulllnlcczibl n swgeaggj 111111 'eg' w I ss v 'a 11:9 .M 'LML bequeaths him a portion of his overwhelming size. Item 4. Mary McCarn, believing that music has its charms, leaves her charms to Arlene Burkhead. Item 5. To Gathna Leatherman, Fannie Porter Cowles leaves her prodigious and unlimited vocabulary. I 1 Item 6. To Madeline Thompson, Lila Aaron leaves her surplus in- telligence and superior knowledge of biology in the hope that said legatee will profit by same. Item 7. Lila also bequeaths her marvelously .effective secret of banishing freckles to Troy Minter. Item 8. Sara Walser leaves her excessive supply of It 'to Louise Martin on the one consideration that she does not use it to captivate Joe Sink. - Item 9. To Lyman Troxler, Betty Russell leaves her versatility. Item 10. Katheryn Eanes leaves her diary to Louise McCarn with the understanding that none of the pages held together with adhesive tape be opened. Item 11. Deaf to all reasoning Kenneth Shockley insists on leaving to George Mauney his boisterous manners and extremely loud voice: We pity the faculty when such a creature sallies forth. Page Thirty nine f Giyxafalegihtllxxwlel-4llgimldllnfiwlu IIMMIIFIMEIIP-1l3lwIllhlcci!5l N -2 ,. f 43.33 .Qp.4t.g.lggg-41Q,3.,.Jg 3.gp.gQ5.....l31 5 nv w 4 1+ -:soc sw 5 U 52. 5- QC '-sm 3 s . N e g fn me as 2- g Q i555E5Q?5?55m55535 R Ssasgssaggscssasfs UQ CD D,,D ,.-.rr Q. ,.-. 5' ,.,.5'0E,!W.'9..! 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'W' 5 3 ' ' 5 td n-.C+ .Z B 5 248' 3 ?' in ST' ETFIIQ UQ ' .J 'N 17 91- '- 0 ia ts-+2-is-uses-si -. 'hiss H+?,?W-'29 IPI x- I QD r -F3 'wx I I I I 9 il' Qs I 1 w,,,..,.-----------I----I Ilwuhmiw !'l.l'!!llQ,., A gy cl ,,0uc5: 5,,,l3 GID2SIllJtliEiJt 5lr1Q mm-A 3 P ci' :ip I Item 12. Elizabeth Peebles bequeaths her extra weight to Marie sm 'Gi' Bain to hold her down on windy days. 92 Item 13. To Big Bad Bill Walser, Frank Smith leaves his delicate qw QL figure. G5 . Item 14. Edna Whisenant leaves to Guy Jones her curly locks with ' the understanding that he preserve them for the Museum of Natural .. raw History. 'QF my Item 15. Joe Sink wills his aversion to the fair sex to Brantley Finch 'iii' eff: with the hope that he escape all ravaging tortures of the above-mentioned 3 SCX. 1 'I A Item 16. Charlie Parks, in a sudden burst of magnanimity bequeaths A 35 his dudish ways to Sanford Misenheimer. Q ' 1, Item 17. Grace Scarborough wills her fairy-like grace and charm to 'V' Loraine Miller. L K Item 18. Leroy Meacham bequeaths his pensiveness to Cecil Bland. Q Q Item 19. Jessie King Martin and Virginia Ray McCrary will their M ' pull with Miss Walker to Elwood Smith and also the hope that he profit rg by same. 965 62, Item 20. To Brantley Finch, Irving Leonard bequeaths his ability fi'- to convince the faculty of his superior A-1 work. We sincerely hope the faculty survive. gg Item 21. Ernest Staples beneficently wills to Jimmie Raper a volume 1. entitled Eloquent Persuasiveness in Formal Argument. It was Written ' q by the donator. ' 'We hereby name, constitute and appoint John Henry Cowles as ex- i ' 1 ecutor under this our Last Will and Testament to carry out Without ques- U 5 tion our wishes and bequeaths heretofore named according to his fine -2 1 judgment which we most highly respect. W , min WILLIAM HARDISTER, ' I Testator. Q: Signed, sealed, published and declared by the 2-nf? , Class of '29 to be its Last Will and Testament in U EZ the presence of us and in the presence of each 'E tm other we, as witnesses, do subscribe our names. 0 ' ' Witnesses : A j .jg HAZEL GRIFFIN, 12' , LI MARGARET MILLER, . I TEMPIE WILLIAMS. 3 m ff T I!! Page Forty Gf : 5 Aa N637-9,qggmmwep-4llglell-lllnsin nlyanllblmlgllr--Igxvfilllhlgibl I I 4 Q F' l L llllvl Immun l-lullvlIu- u nll., Q ,,,,.' llll ' ' ey C, ,,,,M.frl5.il5g g i me spotlight N an-lggmyss.. 5, K9 ffl: 'FP MD QQ' vq Oc ' 'N F Class Poem if We are the class of Twenty-nine, F' K To higher heights we hope to climb, A QB. To live and grow more useful each day Q. 555 And thank our teachers Whom we wish to stay, A To give the chance and opportunity so dear A Q To our friends and kinsmen who linger here. Qi They, too, shall sometimes reach this night Gb? And into the wide World shall take their flight. 065 fis But to all there comesisuch a day, 'li' When we must each take his way gg Into the world of struggle and strife S' if To iight the battles of this our short life. 15 But before we depart to the world ahead, I 1 In the many paths that we shall tread, L Lest we forget the debt we owe - T To L. H. S., which We love so. 1 G? We can't repay, but pledge however, Q Our faith, our trust, forever and ever. H Q CATHERINE WRIGHT, POGL S13 x'-I '-' x I N I 25 -5 N 0 Q 'i' 'F QF - : age or y on Q .x P 'F I - u fag if 'QrQlrgllilllxxilglu-4llQI l4llnGilu 1123:Ilil glQllh-l31r1llllAlcc1f5'5i ..----57--?- 'md l fr. M M. - .4 1 V,-: c3lm'!ngv'.4 iwgwh Qiqafgihyrff g , iam L-ffm, Q Q ,,- ,A -,.V ' - 1.,..1: LAY- x M' .5 1 jg, rg -, KN- 5 , , Lpw. ., -X Y ...W lr g4 QjxY-in NE , 3:T.,gft5lmwg-Xmvwqh ,..X ,mm z- '2iv,11bxW,.7 fre' .,3np'3+'9 fix? A i2Ev.fK:ieN11'm1g. m -1 N ' N ' 1 Y'2 v,' .- -Wm-. .-.. f--'4 -951' i f' n ' ' ' -. f - . .1 Y. 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U :ii . , n, tn .e SEZ' iff 1 'x fm We nil, -ul ', Cv' yg 'fm + 1 X Mme. fl e 'Eff X U tl J, -, SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 13 Ffh, fl :S - li ff-iw Q3 g,:1ggi33, Page F orty-two ri Mfvf. 2.1 ix ,.Lf...b F ' lf v TA ,3s-,rg:+p-., Up, L' C5 ,,.,. ff2'Q 1xf .gpg .2741uL.:4.g,jjg.i,NJW3wHxy-Qi. ,,,.ia:g,:,, x,.,f5.1 JP! , eq fu., A GJ 'fyfy f ' M'x- ' 5 3 :fWr 'X51 -3 .I 54.25 'uf I 'Y'-5 S? 1??-7,-ff Epi- G 7 Yw : , , . . .L r-U ' ' U J 1,19 wr, .pn Q ,,iK,Ly,P Lfiiw .,kg51i,jf35,w,g4Q2E+9g A-gilsglgryqgggmigjvcyK,zifg:,EE,,!fei,5TiNMy N, '5 il: . HMQU mi' -Mft., -. ,cf ,P 'N Q, 011115-451-If fmnesnnrlignr Hwimmew- xml iw 'Y .NT J' , h l lmmli 6255 Wm 1 , 'X 'W Q5 X 1 Q ,Q sm A4612 4 Q W lq X ggs-,7rT' Sb I I f X2 4 963 tv 1 4'1'qS-Jim, Iulpca ggf .X an ,f .nmm, . -o Q M llllv' X G up 'f' ,uf Min , U 'ff i T Q? 'SPA IORS we as -59 if mum' N3 PgFtyh fi - a e or -t . ree 3 fi- '35 'X92legmxxxu-,gl-nnglg-.'.'5.4l1-sityI. nqgga-ily-1529131--.3.fu11rny2:Ql6QJ'4m PN cl ,ma 1115 D2 Slllllfligbf Sling mm 59 P 1'W'Imummm II-Iunuunlmm 9 lllllllllllllllnfln lllll llllfllnllll . - IIE: 'EP 'GT' IG? q 0 1 ,C Iwi KW 9,1 QV' 4 A ' 'V 31? 'uf 55 Q3 JAMES RAPER LOUISE AICCARN STOKES ADDERTON DIARY LOUISE IYIOFFITT Prrsident Secretary Treasurer If'icv-President - fi V 6' fi' The Junlor Class ' R O L L gg ALYCE AARON WILSON I-IEWITT MILDRED REDWINE f STOKES ADDERTON' EDITH HOFFMAN ALVA RODDEN 'V' AUDREY BAIN GUY' JONES BLANCHE ROGERS MARIE BAIN HERMAN LANNING HOWARD SECHLER A L BLANCHE BECK LESTER LEONARD DAVID SHEPHERD L , MABEL BERRIER LILA BELLE MCCRARY CLIFFORD SHOAF t 59 Rosy BIESECKER LOUISE MOCARN MARGARET SINK E l BONNIE BLACKBURN DILLARD 'MOMILLAN REVA SINK 1 49? CECIL BLAND GEORGE MAUNEY CATHERINE SMITH W BELVIN BURKHART JAMES MEAOHAM FOY SMITH ARLENE BURKHEAD FAYE MICHAEL MILDRED SURRATT 515: LELAND CECIL TROY MINTER ERNEST SWING X-I LONNIE DAVIS SANFORD MISENHEIMER ELIZABETH TERRY N , Q5 FAYE EARNHARDT LOUISE MIzE MADELINE THOMPSON U Q: GENEVA FARAREE MARY LOUISE MOFI-'ITT MARGARET TRANTHAM 'E Q BRANTLEY FINCH LOUISE MORROW LYMAN TROXLER Q - FREDA FRITTS WYATT NEWSOME CHARLES VESTAL - GROVER GOLIGHTLY TOM OWEN BILLY WALSER D mfg HELEN GOLIGHTLY WOODROW PATTERSON AROHIE WARD 'E' L, RUTH GOLIGHTLY WEYMAN PEACOCK DORIS WEAVER A 'W' HELEN HARKEY JOHNIE PETERS O. C. WILSON . mu LAURA MAE HARRIS NEIL -PICKARD MILDRED YARBOROUGH WILLIAM HARRIS HATTIE RAPER RUBY YAREOROUGH DERMONT HEDRIOK JAMES RAPER COY YOUNG m 'F :SA font Page Forty-four 9 V G 'OIe:,-.QIIIIIIIIIQI-411323.411-Ggqn IICgga.Ilp-I3-225251:-13IIII1I1ny2'.:nI GDB Sputligbt J UNIORS Page Forty-Ev ,. -11TfFIfxffFfFif1:w1FJTr1 'X ru' az VET? L X . ,. ,- f-'51 -..xJQ!5 ',-41f ' - 'WJ C 1 + , arbespnrlngm f 1 ids: W,-T I tif: L V 37514. fJ.k,: fff 1- ff? xl' Q V I I .1 ,f V. F, . rl -rf REQ- w :iii l.'v 5 if-gall! U 'EW A ffgj JUNIORS tl .,'fw, Page Forty-six . ,xv Y X N ' X' u ,,5g!1Q.f. V 1 x--'?'5,gfx.5:', :r,,,-ky, Q 1 vff-f,NULL-A-P- fad -...3l,6.:,41:1ei-,J . fN:gfM:v fzi' nf'-. L Q U, -. , I 53. fx ,, fffflkgif-If gpg fl--Qezznw ,, P wi xml V, ,Y 'tk Z V 0 553' H f e' b 'i ' Q I Pgffx Q0 0 vim' 9 Gb UU -53 nv iw X Z 'Y M 1-'HQ UD ax 'W gg, - X4f'i.:?M ! gg , WE, .QQ i + ' VEflgnn'IleQ fmxx J X f ,Q ' , i W Q 1 'i' W ' W V ' Y SOPHOIVIORES 'Q' 4551 N3 1 'Y G3 h ' Page Forty-seven QNE U 0'eimxxxu-'el-IIEIF53-4ll-Gwl' -'Cam-Ilv1e::2,4El1-1avvf11nF4b'GX'j A u livt N ul., .,.. mugwgllulljlllnlulllllnl l'1- In nnn.. , ,.,,,. ..'-'l ' mn fwwmffffug.-:ESI-If armspuaigm I 2 1? 11.,,MQ.If3fqf9 Irumm-uuunmuvmllmnmummm:null-mnxW'x'v KE, Qi!! ' Jia, .N , IW, KQI va 6- an ragga 'Alf' 'Alf' wb aw X, JL -I 'V' arp W BAXTI-ER YOUNG FRANK NI-:WMAN LOUISE LIARTIN President Vicz'-President Secretary-Treasurer 6,53 fi- 'if' The Sophomore Class 'fr R O L L f K HELEN ANDERSON MARION GLOVER I IRENE BARNHARDT RUBY GODFREY Z: NOVA BEAN FRED GOLIGHTLY :E I WILLARD BELL LOUISE GREER 1 G? MABEL BERRIER MALCOLM GRIMES ? LUCILE BOWERS . ROBBIE HEDRICK EVELYN CANADY EDWARD HEGE . CARY CECIL GRACE HINSHAW QI: Q12 W. E. CONRAD ROBERTA HOLMES :Q 9 ' I 1 iii GERTRUDE CRAVER KATHLEEN HUFFMAN 5 Q WILLIAM CRIPLIVER RUTH HUNTER 0 as DONESE DAVIS T. V. KIRKMAN .55 MARSHALL DAVIS WELDON KOONTZ Q, L CHARLES EANES DALE LEONARD 3, JOHN EASTER HAZEL LEONARD CLEO EVERHART RUTH LEONARD IDA REE EVERHART SARAH FRANCES LINDSAY 'F' 'F Page Forty-eight 2 5 ,P - 6. 'SICIQIYKXXKIIIIQI-4IIQIHl4IIlGwl1f2QllQD:2lb:l lQ1lb-lgzvlllbfifffjiglg 3 Vdvmw.Y,!!,9uu 1mmuuglmunmniiunnglu ll.. ,,,,u-.Mahi tu EI1K,6sEpb9,,,fac5z 51-sl? 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SARAH VESTAL .......... BRANTLEY FINCH ..,..... LAURA MAE YOUNG ........ GLADYS MENDENHALL .... FEEDINAND WATSON ....... STOKES ADDERTON ....... BAXTER YOUNG ......... ANNA COWLES ....... MISS WILLIAMS ........ MISS MILLER ......... ,.......Assistant Business Manager ......-.Assistant Business Manager ......-.Assistant Business Manager ........Assistant Business Manager Editor Editor ........Athletic Editor' ..............Jnnior Editor ..-.-.....Sophoniore Editor .-......Fresh'man Editor ..........Faculty Advisor .........F'aculty Advisor .rim 52 iw 9-r P df?-S33 4ifE1lEev-1 'Eb- 'ICB 18?-,341 2 ! M 'IE' 'E' xr xr xr lf I I 0 if' llllillll 'F 6' 'QIQQQJQMTTT11Elgglglwlqllnsflu IlyaIIIIHMEIIP-lauvilllllihcziblgif A 1 CCD! Sllllltligbt ' q THE SPOTLIGHT STAFF P' X X R xx 1 'x xx X 6-X Page Fifty-seven EI ci ,,ua 5I1l5 QED2 Spntligbt 2l 'Q 13:N'I .9 fs H' ' 'Ihrumunumnulnmm ll IIIulllnlslnsxmuullwlllmux GE, cffp 7' 'K IM M N1 6' Q A pw- fi! 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CONRAD RUTH LEONARD ARDELL PICKETT .EI 'IP FANNIE PORTER COWLES SARA FRANCES LINDSAY JAMES RAPER :if U IDA REE EVERHART MARY LINDSAY LOWE SIM SICELOFF I 5 U FREDA FRITTS THOMPSON LOWE GRETOHEN SINK 'Q 3' FRED GOLIGHTLY MARY MCCARN FOY SMITH ' fb LOUISE GREER VIRGINIA MGCRARY VIVIAN SOWERS ' WILLIAM HARDISTER JESSIE :MARTIN MARGARET SPARGER - DERMOT HEDRICK LOUISE MARTIN ERNEST STAPLES A 'E' ROBBIE HEDRIOK LEROY MEACHAM MILDRED SURRATT 'U' ,-L, WILSON HEWITT MARY LOUISE MOFI-'ITT SARA MARCH WALSER :Ll MF GRACE HINSHAW VIRGINIA MYERS HATTIE WEAVER 'uw ROBERTA HOLMES FRANK NEWMAN EDNA WHISENANT RUTH HUNTER PEGGY OWEN BAXTER YOUNG VESTAL PALMER m N3 I ! Page Fifty-eight . ' 6' 'SIG!:QJNXKIIIleI--1llEIm14IluG5LtDlI nlinullhlwlgllr-4l31v1lIllAfQ-.'!DI 5 4 it -------- -A -....... ..,., , I agwffffakililun, flthe Spotlight zlvfgimiwv- ,9 P IE, If: Ii: 'Xl' 92 K W1 RQ! -+-Q 9 Ti' A 'V 'Alf 'Elf can - Cf? -ai E, sk I E T .-in 'fi' SZ Comam Club S2 V' MOTTO: To cultivate our 'minds and manners. 1 OFFICERS YQ FERDINAND WATSON ..............................KK............ .................... P-resident - , - L MARY LOUISE MOFFITT ......... ....,.w...........,.............. V ice-President lr I 1 -7 GTF LEROY MEACHAM ................................ Secretary and T1'easw'e1' XY MEMBERS -E 'VI' gf STOKES ADDERTON MARY LOUISE MOFFITT Q' FANNIE PORTER COWLES CABELI, PHILPOTT 'E ,, LONNIE DAVIS JAMES RAPER ax ' KATHRYN EANES BETTY RUSSELL ' JE, THOMPSON LOWE GRACE SCARBOROUGH Q, lv JESSIE MARTIN ERNEST STAPLES ,SL LEROY MEAOHAM SARAH FRANCES VESTAL MARY MOCARN LOYCE WAGONER VIRGINIA MCCRARY - FERDINAND WVATSON M fr Jq Page Fifty-nine G '91CZ?-,94hXllxuIQIv4llEImI-Qllnsilu Ilyaull!-lwlgllr-1511111110215'Gd S5135-q,,,1f4c5z1 QI1ls D2 Sputligbt 2Ihlg BxxxxQA5'gf9 IIID GMI -.Ga pw' 'if' fi' 'XII' 'NIP 53 2 JL . 'SM 'I 'li' I 'If' fi 'im ig Hi-Y Club gg W MOTTO: To crcafe cmd maintain high standards of Christian chafracter 1 throughout the school and community. CN L OFFICERS L if CABELL PHILPOTT ................................,......,..R..,.,.. ,,,,,,...,,.....,., P resident J 1 JAMES RAPER ........,...........,... ,,,,,.., V ice-Presiclent nl Q? DEWEY HUTCHINS .......... .......... S echretafry K? ERNEST STAPLES .....................,......... ....... T freasureo' MEMBERS if STOKES ADDERTON LEROY MEACHAM EE 1, BELVIN BURKHART VVYATT NEWSOME 5 fa GILMER CROSS CHARLIE PARKS ax ' LONNIE DAVIS NEIL PICKARD ' ,L HOMER EVANS LOYCE WAGONER , '21' WILLIAM HARDISTER CHARLES WAITMAN WILLIAM HARRIS BILL WALSER WILSON HEWETT FERDINAND WATSON THOMPSON LOWE KENNETH SHOCKLEY DILLARD MCMILLAN DAVID SHEPHERD Ag, 'T' 'F I G ?JIe:Q4IIIxIw5I--415166131411-aggn uQ3a-llmg::95lgII--IgwffflnygzzoI M,,...-.numnnMlumuvllmuunmum-um..,,,,,,m . ww' ' , 'K '?.-. ,A A I 'lgangfffffl- 5'-If A acne SIJUFIIEDI A :I-fiwmsw-RASS? f'5'U mli ummummunnuunuumm-imxxw' .fl cr-gp IE! ,L ,L I-1 lil iq 'Ii W Gy! YQ 6 'W 'WN 'RV' 'NV' 555 Q I Q, E A JSC J, . 'I if QW I GRY 'iv' 'ii'- gg Monogram Club SZ Y OFFICERS + ROBERT GREASON ...,......... .............................. .............................,. P A resident CABELL PHILPOTT ......,.., ................,...... ................... 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The Jewelers Q63 gin 'i 1'l1'H-'fl-I'-'IH-'II1ll-IH-IW--'Iv-III-Im-nf 'P-II1 H-'I'I'-'L - - '- '- 1 '- 1 ' im'- - iz dia TOASTMISTRESS fat football banquetj: Shall I call on you now, Mr. Cowles, or gg shall I let them enjoy themselves a while longer? gg -ti gu:nn-nu1-uu-:nn--nn-nn1nn1-un1uu-uu-- -nn-1mm-nn-un-un:-:unix-11:11ruinI--In--un1-ll-unznlfnuinn-L ,Q + L L L L L il HARDWARE FOR THE 5 Q 1 2 A L L Lg soHooL Q ,W ' L FARM L L L i -5- L . L 'FE' Q-1: T See Us for Your Spofrtmg Goods 21: if L EE 1 5 1 1 ,, L CONRAD HARDWARE CO. . ,, ' PHONE 214- i ' its E : fi! -4 SERVICE-SATISFACTION I I nl,,,,v num RL L L L L L 4-..........-...-...-...-.......................-..-.......-...-....-..-.......................-...-...-..-W.-..-..-L.-.4. 'F 'F g - Page Seventy-seven G IQXALLLLL-Lgnanlglggnqll-agej:L nqga-Llp-LEQELL-q3vu111nL2:::v167i?j' qfak9,,1,ag.f 5i-was ll,,,I,, iltbe Sputligb suv-13331-1,w. 3 P ig: A ci'-p I illillli Illl illlCCllIllllZlll?lHlTllllilllI-1lliillllillllllll- I1-ll-1lll'1llilllIC-llllillllilliiIllTlllllllTlk'-Illlgll-g I I I U . . I, um T Acme Plumbmg SZ Harhln Construction W rf' i . T -Y A 3 Heating eo. Cooooooyo loo- - M I W, 'Kjf' l General Contractors ' filf' VFX: GNU eg! Plumbing and Heating and B2bil0l21'S -1- S gs OF THE ESTIMATES FURNISHED tg Zi, 1 , Fi, 'V I The Better Kmd 'V' A S LEXINGTON, N. C. A O T - 0 1 PHONE 264 W. LEE HARBIN, Mgr.,Sec'y-Treas. I o 3-llllTllTlbIllll1Illlllllll II1-IIUTIII1-llll1'lllIillllTll1Z -llbillll1-IITllI1lIll11lllTIlIlIill1lllllTIIl'1'llllllllilll'-'I+ 'qu . WSJFFICER Ciao Joe Sink in parked autojz Don't you see that sign 'Fine for Park- an gg mg .JOE: Yes oiiiceer, I see it and I heartily agree with it. 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C. fi' 'F Page Seventy eight G?NL9CaIegmxxiuigl--4nl2lF5::5i-4ll-ageju inqajga-lip-iszglilas-ngiffifllnrgzzc A-is tai I J xm,,,,,...-I---uwmmulumuuuumum-n-...,,.,,,mmmhhla A 'N Q, wwe-KZSHIQ The Snvrlinbr fluiir-ew O f' 0' ' H''MlnuImumunnnnmuu-IIIIII ' x x X NN air T A CEI ! wiillil-ITIill!Tllllnlllliwll.IllIllllllllilllillkilll1'glillllllllllilllllllilllilllilll Tlii llll I . I T Sin i 0 I 16 is ' I Q Commercial and Savings Bank ff - ' LEXINGTON, N. O. pi' ' T 2 'qi' l ' I 'igf' 733' I CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ........ .......... 3 204,000.00 'GV eg! i TOTAL RESOURCES ......... ..... 1 ,522,000.00 eg, A . . i A C? - 5 LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU, STRONG ENOUGH Q 2 wg' i TO PROTECT YOU, SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU, T .. '-gf i We Shall Be Glad to Serve You F i f O - - O ! ' I +'Tlfl'TlWiUlTlllull'UlTlllill1-llTllliUlTIllTllllII1-will1-II'1'llllillllIlllliiiflliillllillll-l'll1'lllllllllllilg X VIRGINIA: Are you sure Jake loves you and you alone? SZ MARY LOUISE: Oh, yesg more then than at any other time. S2 +V in-:un1nu1nn--uu--nu--um-nu--uvug-1-l1uu--un-nu--n--nn-ul1ln-nn-nu--u-u--nu1n1:n1un1un1nn-1111: If if L l i L I I 2 L if' I Peerless Mattress CO. 1 -f E L 1 QP Y g I MANUFACTURERS Q if f All Grades of Mattresses g gg 1 r l i 5 P I 1 'Ig i Q LEXINGTON, N. C. 1 R lm! ! . I qml I I l-..-.....-.........-.-....-............-..-...-..-..-....-.....-........-..-.....-..-J xa Page Seventy-nine gig 5' IB2g4hKlKuuEl--4lI2I l4IIn53l: Ilgaulli-n Ellr--151v11llIhFc:!bn6w Ggawfffflsamif-If II-Iikl-2,wQA5'If9 II I ffflf .... .n..... m...., ........ . .... I .... ,..xx xxxx - Q9-1,3 IIS-IQII -E ::::I6ISI -ISII-III2E 39-gs 'IIC-'S Iii'-'I'5'IEP I'2Ef34,i - J'9'3i3 5' Q tg l1ll-1ll1lI1-lllillillilliillvirilliilliillilll- ll1'llTl'l 1N'-1ll1'l oi Ls!!-Ili-llllillliiillli'MI1-llI1lIll1lU '1W'1'llHi'Dl'C'll1'H11-1'lI-lillll-iNl1'l'l 'lIll3'l lv? 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Q I I O Q 5 O Z z Z I-4 U 2 I 55 Q :s 4 5 f I E 5 sz D In U ,E 0 gg I I gg is O- Igl g I I I 5 2 '4 C5 '4 I m S H - I 3 U S0 - I- 4 o as I Q 2 Q H s III 2 I I I Q H rw 5' I E s Q E E Ib Q Q I 2 go: rf- I-1 H I If I Q 5 53 S I I 9 I .. 5 I I I i Q X Av1:n1uu1uu-an-vu:a:1lu-an-u-:Ilan-an-un-nn1nn-an--un-ni 'i'l1ll--ul1nn-11I1-nl-1:1111-ll1ul1ru1uu-uu1uIf111'-'Hill- 'i 1 !ll Gif-Q III?-IQII '9s1'11I2I2I f'eI-IIIESIWN I-6.5 few-4-2-Ie-IIQQIQSIQ-3 'Ii-ef-265+---ISI ERNEST! I shall never marry until I meet a girl who is my direct opposite. SZ MADELINE: Welf, Ernest, there are a number of intelligent girls in this town. 'O' H559 ,ftklg 1 be Sp ring . I ggzgsx Jn '--' '- -- - ' - ' - Lexlngton Drug CO 2 ' Pledmont Furnlture 1 'I '.1I.II'mm'mlmummumumnmmmmm U' 1,, llllllllllllllllllilllllllllll CNW HOD I lu ln nl In um nu ll un nu lu nu nn ln Q, :lu lnilm nl n un un lm-ln nl In I l . I . . I 514 E Q i uw 1 - 1 L 1 qw I I I P - Com any . H 7 SCHOOL BOOKS i 5 1 U Q 'EYE AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Q? 1? ! SUPPLIES Furniture and House g i Furnishings i l 1 L I .gig Drugs Funeral Directors I Q J, 1 Candles L Q I J., I 1 Q DAY PHONE 255 If I I Q NIGHT PHONES: 406-570 I Q 5 PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY s I1 6 l COMPOUNDED LEXINGTON, N. C. 5 fig -ul-.luiuligui lnll 11111:-iuu:ul1uu1 uunu 1un1lu1l -nn1un1ul1uu--nu-g-ul-ll1ln1ll1Illuninlini iq Sli' 1 1 .i 'lf MRS. STOKES: I wonder who started that expression 'I hope to tell you'? SZ MR. STOKES: Probably some husband. A SE 1 I ' I 1 L lg 1 COLFAX CI-IAMBRAY'S Q C 5 I e .L i 1 1. 7 DACOTAH COTTON MILLS, INC. I 7 1 I Q LEXINGTON, N. O. ' I U i R ' I E 4. 4. 4. E si: 1 T fi' Known the World Ouer T 'Er I I 1 I 1 i s-nl1Il1uu1ll1ln1nl1ul1uu 11111111111 11111 I 'l1Ill11'l1lW-iliull T 'Y ,., Page Eighty-one ,es iii ini C, 5' 3IG!-'2,94hXuxxwzEl--4llEI 1-Qllnciln Ilya:lIhn Ellh-1l3nv1llIIMQ:!9I5iaJ'f J all Ja. gf, Iwi YQ 53? if Q fl, 'wr O C55 Q I GIF I IE: 'EH' xl NI Nl Xl s N fd .i 'F 5 DS an 3314 Iul,,,,,,un1nu--IImunmnm-luuuvumm..,,,,wmlillll flfif-0 fH.,H1i HIS QE e potli t il NW .9 f, E 'HIINI1lmnIIImpmuIInInlllllllH mu The Eispatnh Congratulates the Senior class of Lexington High School on the publication of the annual SPOTLIGHT, and extends best wishes for the success of each member of the class of 1929. 555555 North. Ca'rolim1,'s Leading Sem1LWeekly Newspaper -gg-1q1ll1,,,1u1ll1.n1..ilu1nn1u.1.l.1..1. Ki MARY MCCARN: Have you spoken GILMER CROSS: Yes, I asked him you are, but it's all right'. gluing-:u1nu...:l.....uu1nl1:.1nn1lp1l.inn1ln1un- Quality Merchandise AT Popular Prices The J. F. Wards Co. PHONE 344 -lp-ml? - iming-.gp-.lnillilu.-..n.g1n.1.q1. T i 'M 'n' ' 1' Gordon Tie 81 Lumber I Com an I I P Y I LEXINGTON, N. C. l L . 1 I EE EE EE I I l T I 1 i I Wholesale Hardwood Lumber 1 L I I I AND ' I . Railway Material - i i E -1- -1---u-u-----u------.--m--- - -----I-----I. to father? by telephone and he said: 'I don't know who 1, iles--use-1:1111l1n:a:1l11-llilnilliulx-ll1nu-,T I . . . I I Industrial Bank of Lexington I 5 ' LEXINGTON, N. C. ' I I We Pay 5fZ, Interest I on Savings I I Every Day zs Interest Day I I I FROM DAY or DEPOSIT UNTIL I I I DAY OF WITHDRAWAL I I I OFFICERS . g VV. O. BuRGxN.-.q,, ..,., -.--.- ..... -.Pre.sidcnt . I I J. V. BIOFI-'ITT.......- ...... --..E...Vice-President 'I . I Ii. LII. KERIMES.-- .,........., --.....Vice-Pvgnkzqrxt . 1. . .uN.-..1...,e- .,.....,. , ,.., -. I I : Miss ELIZABETH HUTCHISON.-.AS5f.Ct:liv9llIclI,:' I I I DIRECTORS I 'I I W. O. Buncm T. V. KIIIKMAN 'I I 5 P. M. BERNHARD1' J. V. Mos:-'rrr I I I W. P. BAIN B. C. Prm.Po1--r I : g EIIGEIMES ISVREDIVINE , I 'EI J. IGRIIIBEES J.'A. smlgffn I I I I. M. GAMENVELL J. H. THOMPSON I 5 g J. H. Gnzzn C. H. THOMPSON E A. S. Jonsson J. A, Wnnssn ! I CAPITAL 540,000-SURPLUS 510,000 l I l I 4- -i- -1- -ln1uu-uniIII1-lm-1n1.uu1.uu.1ul-nu1.Iu1lu1al1l Ja In ov RY? -:iw 10 'll' F fi :L 'ar 6 if I 'Z I I of lf NI XF XI f I GN .4 1223 I We Eighty-two 5' 'BlC!,'-Q4nllxxIIIEI--4llII I-4Il-Gin nfbjanllb-a IIlIn--Igluylllhgbl '57 Im 'I.,,, ,,,..1mu unnn 1 umquuuumuuun ,..,,,, ,,'Aly I mmwa f1g151.sm,fmm5'-li.. wrbwvuflfabf 1-'Bar-law .-1 P 'W0n11iunumnmnnnmIIInnnmuununmmu nunxu HIIK ' wwe W5 , , lid, GT: 'E' xii . 5 'XT' wg 5 W1 G. CO. g g J. H. THOMPsoN C. H. THOMPSON i 1 ' 1 1 .1v1. Th m ' 1 PT f' The old Spore with Young C I S 0 P3011 S . 5 n 5 I , . v nies 2 em 1 Q T 'W 'uf' 1 1 1 I 3,15 iv? g LEXINGTON, N- C' Q MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN :1 QR, ' - l . , Q P 1 1 1 SASH, DOORS, BLINDS 1 ' A 1 E E H 1 1 E 1 1 1 AND 1 Q ik WE S Umm ,N BUILDING MATERIAL A 1 i 1 OF ALL KINDS if A 6, 1 VVEARING APPAREL FOR F 1 1 Q1 T HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 1 LEXINGTON, N. O. T i E S We .i. l'-'I'I'-'V'i'l'T l 'T 'i 1 11 1010 -Wt! 3.''TlT''TWinITW'1 Tl'T 'i i T '1' -I--I-OIT aim 'U' MISS WILLIAINISZ Women have cleaner minds than men. MR. MCGREGOR: They ought to-they change them oftenerf' +lllllIllTllliIIYllTllTllI1'lIlIi'llllIlll'1IlllTlllTIlI-illllI' +l1!Ill'Tll'l'-illlhi'lDiDlIlIlllli'llTlll1illlTlllillnTllTllll- SZ 1 1 1 1 SZ ' T . . T I T T 1 Say at Wzth Flowers I 1 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 L G EENHOUSE ' T - T A ? EXINGTON Ti T Dunk is ' 1 1 1' 1 1 so-COCA-COLA-so 1 ' I T l T .m ' ' T B ' ji-'Q Mrs. G. T. Feezor 1 IN OTTLES Qi ' T 5 : ' s f FZOTTSTT 1 50 If s I I i ' fa T 210 West Fifth Avenue T T T 1 1 1 PHONE 263 1 15, PHONE 7389 T in Visitors Welcome T 1 T I T ' T T 'i-lllllTlll1 1' -'llTllill 'l'lll'lli lTlWiWl1i.l 'i 'l l -'IliW'TWlT 'Tllif T i l l MIz T ,gk Page Eighty-three '35 Q9 in 5' 'eIG',:,'4hxI111-131-411115,-:gl-all-age-311 uqajfanlly1Q:,:-51111-15111:11lAE'-15' '' ' ' '-' . . ,B OW, as ern Q Utl' bt I aw . - P My 1 . S Q15 Fo The Mutual Benefit Llfe Insurance Company i ff I i OF f? 4 BEC NEWARK, N. J. -7- Q T 'F A GEO. C. TUDOR, General Agent A as 2 I E :ji - OFFICES i J, 'E 4 I! 3 . I I A 807-814 0'HANLON BUILDING A I - rw Q WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. 9 659 PHONES 065 'i' OFFICE: 3161-3162-RESIDENCE: 942 'Q' SZ i i S2 1, WE ENDEAVOR TO RENDER OUR 1, i POLICYHOLDERS EVERY POSSIBLE L SERVICE IN CONNECTION WITH L 5 THEIR LIFE INSURANCE. , 5 ' 2 ' The Leading Annual Dividend Company ' . i u if 1 REPRESENTATIVE COVERING DAVIDSON COUNTY I I 2 7 fi I MR. R. FRANK SEAY I Q lil?-li E 5 'U 2 E E E Z E Q ER-Rf 1 i I!! n1un1ln 11111 1 1- I-uul1ln1uu1ln1u1lilll1min: 1111111111 u1nu1unEo 'V e Eighty-four Stl G 'SI'-I'!Ig4hXXKu1lSl--tllglml-lllntiiln 1IQDnllhlmlgllh-lalrlllllhigibx 9 'N Q, 9011151251-'12 I f!I3iJ2Sl10fIiBht I fl 13 sw- ,, P a?r lip 9 gql7ililu1u1lql1 1 1ul1nll1ullllll 7llll1lIl1llll-4. QUITIII-UIlliIlllTv!lilllillllilllil! -l4ll llll'llTllTll' l 1 1 1 I an I LeOnard,S Lunch For Your HC3Ith,S S3116 I IW' A 1 1 1 use ICE 1 IW! 'Q i Room 7 1 i -'Y ' All K' d f M I A Good Rof'rige'rator Properly ' , 1 ln s o agazznes I 1 Iced as the Best and I ,, 'aff and Daily Papers 1 Cl1eapeZfZ1ZggZie1'wt20w I I 'mfr' g?, A Modern Soda Fountain in OUR REFRIGERATORS 'T' Every Respect ARE GUARANTEED T0 SAVE ICE- I F A Choicest Food-a Place CORK INSULATED A ff- Where Courtesy Excels . I -Z5 fk HOTEL MARCH-Same Management I H-'kgI,EI,ERY I ,Sb A i Lunch Room Phone 291 I . ' T A Q 3 Hotel Phone 343 T j Lexington Ice 81 Coal Co. 7 Q 5 J. A. LEONARD, Mgr. ' PHONE 351 I .. I . W 'I'-will-ll-ll111'-111111111--ll1lu1l1l1101-11-ul-lol: 'i'-m1111111 1u--111.11I-1-nu1nn1nu1uu1uu1nn1ngi fi' fi' MISS THOMAS: You see class, that chlorophyl is the substance which gives green color to plants. Are there any chlorophyl bearing animals? gg LUCILE PARKER! Yes ma'am-Freshmen. 1, :lu-ul1ll1nl1lI1un- ill--ll1uI-un1lu1nn1un-.2 gn--11-11 -..1..1.-q.1.. 1111 1,.1.q. -r 1 1 1 I I I I I 1 I Fred Thompson Co. 5 1 7 1 1 i j I Insurance 5 5 l LEXINGTON, N. C. i i i I ' : F ' I 1? 1 1 OF ALL KINDS - V 1 Hart Schaffner is Marx 3 I Clothes 1 I + + s I I I I ' I Stetson Shoes James E. Williams :La Mallory Hats HOTEL MARCH BUILDING I G: . I I I F 1 LEXINGTON, N. C. I B Prmtzess Coats PHONE 581 . for Women S' 1 1 1 1 tv -ll-ul1ul1lu1uu iiiiiii u1un1..n!a 'll-nu: 1111 - - 111n-1In-hl111ul1l111uu:11l-l111nu1lu!o I? Page Eighty-ave 'gig G legIhXlKtx11El--illglmlilluGwll IIQDnllbllwlglll--1l31r1llllhIg!Dl llnlllllw num,,,,,.Imluvl'ItblNlll 'Illl'l'l!1upg5,.,,,n I q:ays9,,ffaQr 514l2 EDB Spotlight 5I gE'-P-sgmw' .9 I, Iaahlllilllllllllllllllllllllllllillllliklflllllllllllllllum ' 'Ns , rr'-fp I 90 Iwi 'fa B 'SESS-QQ 4I'E'ISar-1 'I'4'J?, C?- I?--f'19-WIAS I i V il Nl Nl xv x N fb .1 UID N! :lon-11:-nu-uu1un1uu-un1lu1nniul--uulruninnian-4. Sonia:-uu1 1un-In-nu-un-lssvul1nn:nn-un1umT I I I , I SERVICE BASED ON I ' I I KNOWLEDGE I Dodge Brothers I I We have a real desire to serve your best I I I E interests, and unless we can show a real I 5 5 I reason for your buying from use-through B I ' . , I . I I personal service, unusual value, or our S I T g knowledge of the drugs, chemicals or mer- I : 5 I chandise to be soldfwe feel that we are I I I 'I not entitled to serve you. Your continued 5 i AND 5 g patronage proves that we do measure up- I , I I we hope to continue to do so and through I I I I special values, personal service and expert 5 I I 5 knowledge to make it worth your while to I g E I patronize us. I I I I I I . I I Peoples Dfllg SIOIC I Sales and Seruzce I I YOUR DRUG STORE I I I I LEXINGTON, N. C. I BOAZE MOTOR co. I , PHONE 225 I , I I ' I I I 'I'-ninu1uulniuI1-lu:-ul--n1u-an-nuxuu-uinfo 4'-nnn1ul1ll1uu-III1nu-un--ln1ul1uu1lu1uu1lu1u!n MISS WIILLIAMSZ What war did the Treaty of Paris end in 1'763? MARVIN IJAMES: 'fThe war of 1812. oinxu1un-an-n-u--uu1nu1un-uniuuiuninniun- -nn1nu1 - --nn1uu1uu1nn1un1nu1uu1nn--an-+ 'Q' 5' V I I I I I I I I I K1rkmanIs Funeral I The Insurance I I I . Department I I Home I : I : . 5 I I Commerclal and I I , ! E 0 . ! I Our Phone Never Sleeps Savlngs Bank I Ne. 456 I I I I Extends its Congratulations I Funeral Dwectofs I to THE SPOTLIGHT. We issue I I Embalming every kind of Insurance and surety Bonds. I I I LEXINGTON, N' C' E. B. CRAVEN, Manager I I I I 'P-aI1:uinu-ul-unilnril-llliliw--llllllilllilk-UI' '! l'1 i -'lllfliil'- liii '1 1'+ G- gg Eighty-srx I 6' gg,-gmIm,,e,,:.4lIEIMI-lllnciln ulyaqlhIMIIlIr-lgurfllllhtcgibu 'B :Ep I Q III! ,sf I Q fl: W' 'BI Q I W I ATV! lr Nl sr f r I 0 'El 'lllllln I Eh-Ifeg?-55-5-Q . yep-353--ISI 69 illiill1ll11ll1lllTll7lllill1l.? Q I E ! 1 'Tl 1 5 I if S Q I . .. '1 5' fb Q I S S 3 , 5 51, Nl 5 2+ L 'E F fb M I Q2 'S US o I E? S 'h 2 N 3 S 1' Q L S2 I 'S 5 'H 3' I 2. D' QQ ' I E 3 S, 3 ! ge as ff I 2, Q m I 4 ' Q' 3 Cn I 3 S- ' o I ciao 2 I I I I ' V 1ll1ll-ll1ln-an--111111111103 Q Csjr cage?--33 ' QIISZ-P-355---IQIIQQQ BY 2 CLINE-CLARK COMPANY Q? 'I Q DALLAS, TEXAS I '84 I I I I Q LllllillliWlTllTllliHlTlllllillllllllilillllllillillli-llillillTlllillllllillTlIITIllillilllll 1lllllTlJ 'im MR. COWLES: When I was a boy I used to think nothing of a twenty-mile walk. 'iq MARION CHETTY! Well, I don't think so much of it, either. ,1---..----I-It---.-.I--I-W III- -I--------I.-I I-A----.1---.-..-..------I-..-A---A-A gg Q I I I , ff ,I i Mountcastle and Flowers for All Occaszons P 1 Mendenhall 4' 'rf 'I' 1 . l :A . I f I I L v1S1T 'ig G? I Oldest Insurance Agency I an ' in Lexington Shoaf'S Flower Shop ' WE WRITE ALL KINDS OF WESTSIDE GARDENS i INSURANCE-AND L o 0 K I j AND i 3' I Q, 1 AFTER OUR CUSTOMERS I GREENHOUSES I 6' ' WHEN THEY A R E I N Q- 4+ 4- I ' 'E' TROUBLE' l PHONE 61 1 I 'E' 1 PHONE 322 I1 I LEXINGTON, N. C. ! i A li I m ' ' ' 'n''N'u m I x Q A Page Eighty-seven G E'eB90XllIxIIQI+IIQl I4!luGin IIQ,-gb:IQhIQ5fFTE1':5QE!Ib--IQIIIIIIIAIQZDIGRE? ' ' S q cl ,,1,uQ: S11ls Qtbz Spotlight ' 2l fQ5P-SNS .9 fs 'ilHf UllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllll5'm'nmxNs UE, qi-gl i h 'm ' '-'u'm 'm i' fm' ' ' ' - ' -'B-'M'-u 'i' jf I THERE ARE A NUMBER I I il K KW! I OF ITEMS AT i I ,z ,z ,A I cw YQ I E i E A ' i Trexler 81 Baker 3 -Q-F, I THAT WOULD PLEASE I . . pgs 755' Q HATS Q Q M1115 L '?' 'lf I 'lf 3 e S INCORPORATED 5 i ' COLLARS ' E 845 TIES gi SHUES 2 ' LEXINGTON, N. C. 2 J, uk SOCKS - I 1 4. ETC., ETC. L g 1 ' 1 1 i 1 A 5 Tre-Xler 81 Baker j I A .. A W 1 The Young Mews Store - T ! li cz? L----------------M-1-------------u------13 '5'------------- --------------------------I3 Oda Sv GUY JONES: Rastus, what makes your nose so Hat? A lv RASTUS: I specks so's I won't poke it. in other people'S business. I I I I -1- 'Y' 5 ' I 3 1 ! I L Leonard Grocerv Co. I I Southern School I L ' I 1 l The Home of All Good , Supply Co. - I , . - . ! .9 Tv I 4 l Thmgs to Eat E T . 1 . MEATS . ' ' I . get The Best of Eueiythmg FRESH FISH 2-5 I ' for Schools AND it gf A OYSTERS IN SEASON 'E fb - ' 'S : 3 : 9 l . EE EE ILE' , 5 Em WE BUY HIDES - I RALEIGH, N. C. 1 PHONE 293 i L I I LEXINGTON, N. C. 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LEXINGTON N W I OPPOSITE BANK OF LEXINGTON il Near Fry Electric Co.--Lexington 'i'-nu1uu1u1uu111:1uu1uu1un-unluu-nn-nu-uni: -ll-lnvu1ll1un--nn-- -un-ul1ln1un:nn1lu-I ,in MISS WALSER: Who invented swimming? Ain BAXTER YOUNG: Two Scotchmen who came to a toll bridge. Q. gg in-n1nl1u1nu?nip?l.1..1.l1.u1u.1.l1n- n11:1111I1n-1-uu-nI:I:iau-ul-In-ul1ll1nu-u- S , 1- SEND YOUR I Reynolds SZ Raper DRY CLEANING TO F' L .19 ,ll - 5 77 .2 f , A A fl , 1 52 ' . , I I . .l ' X - ' ff I ATT, sz f , ' for I sg 31 T lU,f,1 It T' ll l GSH LEXINGTON, N. C. X I L l Walkers lx N. 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We have no other' person. 2 made a study f Wte make xt a new l gg: yhe art of port H J po1pt.to catch these Eggs xtur through the !TldlVldU3l points un? .5.. if gegexxgm f t h e 2: AN fem gxnapzm. our photo- -Y M I . . I .76 Ze Mmm .Mah ss L I T : '---- - - - ' ...- I HUTUERAPHY I II ff I ENE 2, T I ' '? cy, Not Mere Photographs But Likenesses of at ' 6 Personality I QT l 'Elan I 'bn-un1ul1lu1ul1 ill-Il-ul1lu1ul1uu-mliuui - -111-1u1g1n-11111141111 1 - I-u-.u.1.,..-.m,....i. 053 M I . I I Page Nmety I , if-is NiikgfigaIHgzgamllxxvlEliIIQI ldllnGiI1 ll nilkalwlgllh-Il51rlllllhIc59l lD If ------ ----------- '-.-- ... ..1 a eimwffyemsl-If wevnfllgb 1 '?e -TSN 0 XXV, .wa T , +lll.TWUTlllllP1-ll- U'? lli'll1'llil-lil'-UI1-I'ill1 ll1-llfiill-'lllilliIIIC1ll-1ll-1ll-1ll'1lll1lll1llllllllll'1I ' 1 S T L2 ! . ' l ' Mi, 5 S BOWERS sf RUWERS, Inc. R T gil' Tax . A Real Service Station 'ie W7 R I lf L FIRESTONE TIRES EXIDE BATTERIES 1 if f - GAS AND-OILS R 2 i ' ! T 35 Oakland and Pontiac Automobiles T 'i ' Je fi' Sales and Service 5 'I' W NORTH-MAIN STREET - - - PHONE 512 Q i .. I Gb? 'i' 1-1:4II-ll-ll-Il-Il-Il-uI-Il-w-ll-lr-ul11I-un114:-un-In--an--nu-un-an-un-nn1unfln-u-...aqui is fi' FANNIE PORTER: Do you know what they ca1l'lemons in Sioux City??' JEss1E MARTIN: No, what? V FANNIE PORTER! Lemons, - 'A 2 T s if f 1 CIGARS CIGARETTES L Q The Most Essential Q S L .. i .I R I E J? of All Q Qs - in 1 in : ' , , ' ' ' l Q INSURMTCE 1 Q Cy's Coffee Shoppe -T of All Kznds QE Q. ' Goon EATS :E x I ! 'K' 'S' I ! I . I f' s 1 2 T 'f 1 W. D. Robertson Regular Meals Sandwiches . 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