Lincolnton High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Lincolnton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1925 volume:

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E JN Ui 'xl : - ag J Tzzbfzfhed 6111 Me L 3 SENIOR CLASS OF LIINCOLNTON HUGH SCHOOL qi In fr Q LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA IU TE j W M f 7 V Q 5ia2'xfLif Jn1f31rg,f 1g1n1'LK'n1YI1'J1xZfi'iTW If xv mm T ffm mggg, Lrg? mm If M mmgi me nn.--Q 'gy-Quan? .V f 'Vs 3,1 Ti 4-X LQYB lf 11'1ovs2Qf?5g1f1w14u1,f:R JI P 'S 'QW VX PAGE FOUR .nz-14:-nl-QL..-.Q-l4nf om an-1 31115111 3141 iwiwiriwiti H'E 1-9-2 R 5 P-I-N-E B-U'R R ' or r ' fl my R we FUREWOR Q? EST aulel aequaintanee be forgot and ne'er brought to mind, ive, the editors, have at- tempted to give in these few pages an accurate account of all that has happened at Ltineolnton High during the year 1924-25. The first PINE BURR was planted in our freshman year and we have eagerly watehed eaeh elass sharpen its hoes and fill its water- ing fans to keep ,PHE PINE BURR growing. So lf, in future years, these pages help to keep the tnenzory of our happy sehool days ever green in our hearts, we shall not feel as if our efforts have been in zfafu. PAGE FIVE 2,123 21111 -11 1 -1 111111 i11v'14'I11vri11Z1iuiwivi 11 311:11 'f V VV If fx 'H-E 1-9'2'5 L f P-1-N-E BUR Wff' L ' ' . ' R Q PGE Sl SCHOOL BOARD LINCOLNTON CITY SCHOOLS C1lUI.1'I71UI1 DR. I. R. SELF DOE Ivifl'-CAllUI'VlllUll HARRY PA GE DOE! Trcaszrrvr J. FRANK LOVE D O U Svnvfary M. H. 'HOYLE EI O U D. H. MAUNEY 111.v1' 1'11f1' TU SICVII li. -If 1llNS'l'1 PY It xl III 1111 11111 111'l1f'1f11'x, r1'l11'fl11'1' f1'111'k 111' flux' l111v 1'1111v1'11' nv 111 1'1'11111'11' 111111 11x !l11' .vt111l1'11 PAGE SEVEN u-sup-un-swfvv-fnfq-.--f-f.1enf1cpn9----- -1 1- ,Y 1 PI IQ 19 2 5 QNX P-IN E HU R il. fllaizffml 1111 PAGE EIGHT I V. 'l'I1+m,xs4+N ff Qdlillfll nf ,1fIIIFILiL'S .Sillfl li. I7,,1HlIXS.HN 11'1'1:f4'11f1'w1i nf C'ilAx' ,frlzf ...... -...,- 7,-a.-Anawc.nousus-foes-nun if O W' O ' AH-E 1'9'2-5 PQIAN'E RUIQIIQ +S'W S 'A 'L I, I I ' I NYSE Il FACULTY OF LINCOLNTON HIGH SCHOOL E, D. JUIINSIIN ....,. ,,....... S 1lfff'7'iIIfClldt'llIf of City Svlwols J, F. THOMASON ...,.,O .,,,.,, I Drilzcifal and C'0aclz of f1fllll'lLl.l'S MISS EUNICIQ BICKIXY ..,A.,. ..........,.. I :l'C7lC'1l and History NIISS RIABEL HACIIN ,,,,, ,,,..,A,, S cicnfv and Mat11f'u1.11fif.v MISS ALETIIII BAILEY ,,,O.O .,,,,,,,,4,,,,...... C ommvrfv MISS LI2.xH STANLEY ,,,,,,. ......... L atm and Frcnvlz MISS JOHN ANTIIUNY ,,,,.,.. ,...,..O,O...,OOO.. E zzglislzv MISS ISIENRIICTTA RAVENEL .,.... O,,..OO H omc Ecozmuzics R. E. BIND .,,,,A,,,,.,,,,,,VO,. .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,A,,.OO,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,O,OO,,4.,,.... English MISS MIXR'FII,X SIIULLTCR ..,I... .I,..... , Yezfwztlz Grade and Dz'reI't0r of Girls' Atlzlrtzlzv VV. M. GLENN .....,..,, ,...II...I..,...,,...I......,,.,........,......,,............,......,........ S czfvnflz Grade MISS MARY FULTON ,,,,.. Piano, .S'zzjwrifis01' of Mzasic, Dircvtor High School Clzorus MISS MARY Hl'JYLE ,,,,...,,,,,,O,,,I,,.,.,,,L,,,,,,I,I,,,,,,,,,,LL,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,w,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Libl'U7'1-U11 lV . Il PAGE NINE 1-i1'1i.I111iIi1-I1.:--A-----gil----1--7 FACE TEN l'mm1f auf IMI: '7 ,INN F' 'v.',f . J K J ' - IH121-1 v1N11x111 -lA l 9:4 v 45 f K 'X W 7' Z ff -Z' it V wr ii ,ff yi l,4L,f5!!!f1:,f ff!!! X! 1 f7 W' ff 1 I A QV X F' ' E PAGE TWELVE 4 XII I unix l'.mx'.x141m lx Xll Sffflzsnl 11151:1.-n.:1l1:3c1ummrpsusqaunnoanz-.u.-p 0? hA:p W A1. AH 15 1 Q 2'5 11 1 N ,V 54, 1 , A M W jmlx Rl-llivlis GAAl1:1,1C, .I 14. ,lf4ISl'nf THE SENIOR CLASS AIH'l l'IlI IYUVIDILKIS -...nu-vm...--Q..-.,..,.. I V ll 2-1 A COLORS: Ycllofzu aim' Tl'lz1'ff l'Al,mv1g1qg fhyfyuy . A A IAIUWIQLL C,Amz114,L ..,,,,,, ILXURA MACnuNAI.Im ,,. A CLARA f2I'IGN.XRIJ , ,,. . LALA XX'I'I'lIlCRS ..,A. PANSY XYUUIJ ,,,,,,,., CLARA C:l'lCN.XRlD ,... MAE Ckfwsli AIICRRl'l l' SALL11-2 Scrrvr IQRVVIN ...,.. HIA IflCTfRS ,.Sl'f'l'L IllIl'X' M' tlll ,..l'rc.v1'u'w11f uc-l'11'.v1'11'v11f ll' f1'4'tI.Yll1'Ul' A A ,fJU1'I' .S1ftlfI4XfI.l'ffIll f'1'Hf fI4'f -' rvlvl- . ,,A.,, Lllmkx Tinz L'lCL'f'f7L'l' PAGE THIRTEEN ---fa:-:A:w:cu.'-:-.-wanna'-ga: up--nn 14 ..--9.--1 1 1'9'Z'5 1,4 7' A . al PAGE FOURTEEN lf WW 'TWV ,in 4, 'wif-',,H' , P-IQN-E BVU-R 11' GROVIQK CLYIJIJ: .XIIIQRNIQTIIY li.xiui 1 . IVi.sv in I'l'.VlII'Z'1' mm' fmfivlzt In fu'1'f'm'111. Si-cim-tai'5' Xaturc Stully Club, '21, '22 Klelubi-1' Raclib Club, '22, '231 K1L'lll1lL'l' 1'1i-X Club, '23, '2-1: Mzuwlml. '24, .g. 4. .g. Wl1,l.IlC ISAISIQLLE ARKISTRONG l3u,r, '14 llIt'l'I'j' lzvuri, fl llllfflj' Slllllf, ffllffjv ILS Sfli' riff NIU 'lvfliflii' Ilzlslqctllall, '21, '22C 15I'Hlll1111C Club, '21, '22 Glec Club, '21, '221 Kltfllllbtl' nl Civics Clul '22, '232 Member 1X41vc1'ti5iug Club, '23, '24 Stunt Night, '23, '2-1: Girl Resumes, '2-1, '25 Girls' .Xtlllctic Assivciatiuii, '2-1, '25. .'. 4. .'. . . A .-4 V Y l1l'.Rh1LbS IXOI 1 X lk,Xlx1f.R 1'1u-1,xf1i1i1z 'flfrfl f'f frizv 'ZUUl'lI'.Y uri' flu' ffm-I llll'll. 1 1 Mclulwr uf Cin-1-fuiizlli I.itc1'zu'y Swim-ty ff H. 5.1, '21, '22, '23, '2-1: Sccrctary of Ciccimu i:u1 1,itcrzu'y Sucicly, '23, '2-ll 'Hiaugulzu' Dc batc, '2-1. oa11q91uusuas1v1-mnpivnsnu-9 frenz'-1-n-4:1-Q11 x..J?1f1w?,.f:?JM 1.11-133 1-C1 2'S I' I N 1. li 1,1 If 1 GUY l3.XKlfR lllCA'l l'lE 7 Hr ber Literary Swciety KC. ll. 8.1, '21, '22, '23. '2-li Prcsicleut l4ltL'l'2lI'V Socictv tC. ll. 3.1 ....,.... ww zu. . ....-..-1 Rlciuber Dramatic Club KC. ll. 3.1, '23, '241 Xlcmbcr Dramatic Club, '24, '25: l ootl1:1ll Squad, '24, l!1i.x'1'T11i llc is ll .v1't'111111 llt'1't'11lt's. llaskctball Team KC. lfl. 5.1, '22, '23: Klum- llEl'LAll l'lliS'llER lIl..XN'l'K,JN l-miss .l 1'1'1rt'1', 1111l1lt'r, 11'11.9!11'1' l11'111'f, .lforv IKI'Z'llljl, 01' 111111'1' loyal 111'I'1'1' l11'11l ll'itl11'11 ll 11111111111 I7l'l'tl5f.,' Meuiber l,JI'2llllZitlC Club, '21, '22: llaskctbztll Team, '21, '22: Klembur uf Kllec Club. '21, '22: Civifs Club, '22, '231 llaalfcctlvall, '22, '23Z Rlember uf Atlvt-1'tiei11g Club, '23, '24: Stunt Night. '23: Cl11b lfrlitor, l'lNli l!1'1c1t, '251 becrctztry Girls' Rot-1'x'c Club, '24, '253 Sccrv- tary :mtl ,l'l'S2lSllI'K'I' of Girl! .Xtblctic Kmtmcizx- flOll, '24, '25: llzukutlmll, '24, '25: Stunt Night. 2 iocicty KC. ll. 5.1, '2l. '22: C?lI'X'L'l' Litcrary Wociety. KC. ll. SJ, '23, '241 Kluinbcr Dru- matic Club, '24, '25: Member llifY, '24, '2SZ Xlember Glue Club, '24, '25L liotmtball Squzul 743 Jolie Editor, P1N1Z B1'1ut, '25. IILTITT RUDISILL C.XRl'liX'l'liR I 11111 .s111'1' 1't11't'.r 1111 1'111'111h1' fn liftx' I Prwaicleiit Class, '2l. '221 l'l'CSlKlClll l,itc1':1ry -Wh PAGE FIFTEEN , ,nv-.. , 111131111-111-i.1a:a:.:iuna:-1:u4-ig:::i--.:n'1qm up-s-9 -,mg-ensuing-ur-v-p,+es, 4--,-1,v-.--.q..-- X--fa-' 'g J -' L tiff' I ii ii. 1 9 2 5 PQI-Qi E Bu-ia-1 ' 1+ -.ii 'll' PAGE SIXTEEN W. VAV ,Q l1l',i,.u .Ui ' OLIVIA ll'AR'l' Cl1AMBlCRI,.XIN lIm1E fully, lzafvfy, L'IIf1lIlSI'fl.Yl'il', 'zuiflz tl 'z'u.i'f xfnri' of HlfHl'lll1Il'l4PlI Irfan any t'UlIf'1'lT,'l1I7!L' SIII7j4'L'f. Prcsiclcut Class, '21, '22, Tcuuis Club, '21, '22, Rlbuilmui' Draiuatic Club, '21, '22, '23, '24, '252 Sccrctary anal 'l'l'CZi!-2llI'61' Drzuuatic Club, '23, '2-ll Sfuiit Night, '23: Vice-l'1'esidL-ut lbraiuatic Club, '24, '25: lllcc Club, '22, '23, '24, '25: Presidcut Glee Club, '23, '2-ll Cust, Agatliz1 : lflmtess Girls' Athletic Assuciatifm, '24, '252 lilziskctlrall, '25, Chairman Rcccptiou Cuiumittcc Lyceum Cfvursc, '24, '25g Editor- iu-Cliief of PINE L1L'1e1z, '25. Q 0 Q.. 4, .On N ELLI li llliLLli Cl LX PMA N NEIL Thy nmflvsfy is ll 411111110 fn ilzy 111i'l'1'f. Literary Society fC. H. SJ, '21, '22, '231 Literary Socicty ill. C. lfl. SJ, '23, '24. .g. 4. 4. IRQX CORN WELL I'UI,1fY Hfmks! 'tix ll dl!!! mul i'11zl'lv.v.v .s'll'ffi'. liaskctlmll 'll-:un CC. ll. Sl, '22, '23, Klcmf bcr llramatic Club QC. ll. 3.1, '22, '23, Czlptziiu 'llzlslcctlmall Tczuu CC, Il. 5.3, '23, '241 Secretary Dramzltic Club QC. ll. SJ, '23, '24, President Literary Society QC. ll. 5.1, '23 '241 Meinbci' of llrzuufitic: Club, '24, '25, q-.114-nxupapanv aguvqraepqss 6331-Quan-0 v va.-.-nQ,m:g::l-zxzlgiiii 22, '23, '2-1: Prcsiflcut uf 141l.L'1'21l'y Snqicty, 23, 'Z-1: Captain llnskctlmll Team 111. C. ll. ' 3' Q .' r 5 ' Q-p-nu-vviasianqpuu un-rp.--5-n T'I2-I-W 1-Q-2-5 P1-N-If Bum 1' ..J . -IAXMICS R.XY QUSTN Q' --lm , O, 'tix yum! tu In' amwry and ruixu, lt's umm' in lu' lzffzuxvl mul Irma. A1L'l11l1L'1' llcbzmtiug Club, '21, '22: llaskctlmll 1'czu11, '22, '2-1, '25: lizmxcball '1'L-am, '23, '34, 'Z51 'L Club, '2-1, '25: Klclubcr fllec Club, '24, '251 Member llrzuuzltic Club, '24, '25, Ifugtlnall, '24, . Q CEORGIQ T060 CROWELL '1'uco '.Y4'Z'U1' Ivf yllltl' sfzfdfux 1'1llr1AfU1'1' wit!! -VUIII' .wllonl lif'U. Prcmidcut Scouting Club, '21, '22: Mclulwr Xclvcrtixiug Club, '22, '23: lfwotlmall Squzul, '22, 23, '2-lg Xf'lL'C-Pl'CN1flCl11 .Mlm-1'tisil1g Club, '23, 2-1: llafketball Squad, '25, '24, '251 N1Cllll1L'l' llasc-ball Squarl, '23, '25, Rh-1ulmur Ili-Y Club, 1 r U vw 1 v v '- 23, 2-1, 251 Al6I11lbCI' 1. Qlub, 23, 24, 231 1'rcsi1lcut -lourusnlistic .Xclvcrlisiug Club, '2-1, 25: llcstfall-rouucl lffmtlmll 1'lz1ycr, '2-1: Klcmu lcr Glue Club, '2-1, '25, .g. 4. .g. MARY RUTII DAVIS 1 P.x'1 ' A1L'llllPCl' 1.itcrzu'y Socicty ill. C, ll. 5.1, '21, 9.1, '23, '2-lg licbatcr iu Cuuuty Ilcbzxtc, '23, 2-1. , x L SEV PAGE SEVENTEEN iia-nanifoiixzcsiiuiii f sf arg Ne'- 11111 192 s P11-Nilf is U1- , 2 , R I ll W 2' diff' HY' ' PAGE EIGHTEEN iii-upon I SA I ,I.I IC SCO'I l' IQRW I N Su m'1 1'1 ii IIT 'zvlm A'lII?'ILl lim' Ivvsf, Iufn' lim' ffm-I. Ilrnukctball IS. ll. SJ, '21, '22. '23: XVIIIIICI' iu lJ6L'l2ll1l2ilIIOll Cwutwt IS. ll. S.I, '21: lligbf est Avuragu' IS. ll. SI, '21, '223 Sclifwl l'iauist. IS. ll, SJ, '21, '22, '231 Klciubcr ul llumc lk-iuolistratirm Club, '21, '22, '23: Klniu- bci' of Literary Sncic-ty IS ll SI '21 '77 '23: Vwllcybull IS. ll. S.I, '21, '22: RlCIIllPCl' of 1J1'2ll11lll.1C Club, '23, '24, '25Z Xlciubci' uf 1 c Club, '23, '24, '25: Staff, l'lN1-Z lllllili, '25: Sccrctary and 'l'1'CZ1wllI'Cl' of Glcu Club. '2-l, '25: Kleuilm' of Girls' .Xtlilctic Xswcizltiwii, '2-I, '25: Stunt' Xiglit, '24: llzlslivtlmll, '25: ,l'I'11IIl Qulzu' llcbatcr. '25. o . Q04-.ao Q o IDA lI1i.X'1'1ilC1f1 FIIKIJ C,xl'1 .l Sllllilt' fm' ull, Il gfruulillyf gflfld, .'11l IIIIIIITIIIU, jnlly 'Imy .vllv had. Member Glue Club, '21, '22, '23, '2-I '25' Klcmbcr Tcuuis Club, '21, '22: iXlL'llIlICl' IJ1'a- matic Club, '21, '22, '2-I, '251 Klciubcr 1,itcrar5 Club, '22, '23: Number .Xclvcrtiwiug Club, '23 '2-li llcxubcr Girls' .Xtlilctic .Xsmciatif.wl1, '2-1, .pg -.. . . . . IFILX N Ii II. GAM l3L1i Doc Of ffluilz, .mzzllrf sUl1.I'U, Iifv'.v tlIIl'1'c'lIf ruin lx l1llIdi'. lluil fvllrm' wall mul. Vicc-Frcficlcul Scouting Club. '21, '22Z Xluiubur Racliu Club, '22, '23, Klcmbcr Dm- mzitic Club, '24, '25, Sccrctary Class. '23, '2-li Member Illcu Club, '24, '252 Assistant lfclitmx I 1 7 P IINE IIURR, 2.5: Xlcmbcr of Ili-Y, '-3, '2-I. 25. 23. ::lin.i1opl:..ii1.-711,77 v I '25, Member Dramatie Club, '23, '24, '25, Foot- ,-Xthletie Assoeiatifvn, '21, '22, '23, Baseball, '232 .1li1cn11a-sgq-Qvpnruqnzz-1-liliii xiiiizf' 2? 'J' T'H-E l'9'2'5 P-1-NF is-uni' -77 A- M Y----V Y-V W V Vw 1 ', f ' ' -W Y , 1 'l ll lf fl l'lOXYEl.L GlLM1iR GABRIEL 7 l'JlDDl,l'l Oli, fllat my ftlllfllll' iuvlm' in tlzc' flz1r11dc1 s mnzitlz, P 4 - ' 'I I llL'lI -zuzflz a jn1.i',v1m1 'zeonlcz' I slzlzlcl' ll1c':em'I4l. Treasurer of Class, '21, '22, Member of De- bating Club, '21, '22, Preliminary Debater, '22, '23, Basketball Team, '22, '23, '24, '25, Cap- tain Basketball Team, '23, Deelaimer at Lenoir- Rhyne College. '23Z Member Hi-Y Club, '24, ball Squad, '23, '24, Member Glee Club, '23, '24, '25, President Class, '24, '25, Cast, NVhat Happened to ,lunes Z President lli-Y Club, '24, '25, Secretary and Treasurer L Club, '24, '25, Secretary Dramatie Club, '24, '25: Stunt Night, '24, .Xclvertising Manager, PINE llL'RR, '25, Triangular Debater, '25, .g. 4. .g. CLARA GUIGNARD Cr,AMoR Sfl'01lg, frm' and SfIll'dj', 1'l.1I'1I1'51' and Sl'lIt't'l'C, bzzllslzzlzfzlll, able, blessed 'wzllz rl1vv1'. Debating Club, '21, '22, '23, Annual Repre- sentative, '22, '23, Member Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '23, '24, '25, Cast, XVhat Happened to lOnes 1 Triangular De- bater, '25Z Secretary anal Treasurer Class, '24. '25, Cheer Leader, '24, '25, Stunt Niehl, '24, Captain of llaslietball, '25. o 0 v 'X' SQXRQX GRAHAM HALL Toms l'1'efl,v to 'wall' ieitll, 'zvzltvv In Iullc refill mul f'lA'l1N1IlIf to tlzinlc ou. Basketball, '21, '22, Volleyball, '21, '22, '23, Class Treasurer, '22, '23 KS. AJ: Member Dramatic Club, '23, '24, President Glee Club, '24, '25: Treasurer Dramatic Club, '24, '251 llasl-cetball, '25, Publicity Chairman Athletie .Xss0eiati0n, '24, '25, Stunt Night, '24, '25, Kleniber North Carolina Club tg. Afl, '21, '97 '73 l.l.., L.. . ai PAGE NINETEKN iaiilii-ini ill: it-3111111111111-1 ini 1 ai: an 1-L--1-11:-11: 1 1: no an XJ av' I ,,,.Jt .4 'N ,df 4, K 1 11415 19 2 5 P-1-N-14: 13-U-R 1 : IiliNNl'iTll l1.XVllD lllf.XVNlfli l .1-1 -1 PAGE TWENTY ' ,1 Z fix v 1 1 f J I . L 1x1111,1..x1' lf.vf1'1'1111'1i 111111' 1'1'.vf11'1'11'1i Ivy 1111 'r1'l111 k1111:1' l11111. lf11111l1all Sflllilil, '2l, '22, '23, '24: llaslu-1l1all cam, '23, '24, '25: l'1'eeid1-111 L Clllll, '23 243 Xlanaggur l71111tl1:1ll 'l'L'8.lll, '23: 'l'1'e:1s111'u 17 1? 7- - - f 1 -qv l . Lluss, -3, -41 Nzccflweslcla-111 ll1-X Qlllll, -3 241 Alk'llll1t'l' .lflvcrtising Clllll, '23, '24, '25 licst-all-r1111111l l'Z11y, '23, '241 Llllxxlllllllflll Nlllll ,.1. agvr, l'lINl', l.1 1111, 23. 9 9 .'. 4. .'. M.fX'l llIlil,lil2N l'lliAVNl2R M ,X'l l'Ilf 1.111111 1111131 'zur .1'1'111'1'l1 l11'f'111-1' 'rw 111111 11 f11'111'f .111 g11'11fl1' 111111 .111 k1'1111'. llcmlwr Litcrury Swcicty QC. fll. Sl, '21 '22, '23g :XlCIlllJCl' Literary Sucicty ill. C. ll 3.1, '23, '24, Cast uf play, '24: Xl1'llll1Cl' 111 Girls' Rcservc, '24, '25. .j. 4. 4. P L 4. 2 S.fXl'1llf .1x1,1C1f: Ill2.fXlfXl'fR S'1'1 11z1i I f1'1111l1l 11'11 1111-1111111.11 111 ,11'1'r'1' ll f1'11'111l. lXlk'lllllCl' l.llk'l'1lI'j' Sfwicly fC. ll. Sl. '22 73 '243 l3aslqc1l1:1ll lf. ll. 5.1, '24: Kl1'111l11-1 ...., 2. l111'ls' Rl'NL'l'X't' '74 '75 . , .., .... -4.-1 qaun.-an-3-9131111-gi -1-5-.-ge., -1--,v-.-v,,.-.,,,,,,,,,,,, xl' 1' I , ,ff . Q. ,,' 1 Y ,JTIJIQK 1 1 -..- ,ps 1 H 11. 1 11 .2 . 1- 7 11' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 312515 mm 1.1111 111c,1xvN1:R I llII,Lll l'l1'11.vf111I 111111' 1'11f'ul1l1' 111 xnlvrf' flzf111g1I1f. X11-mllgr Literary Society fC. ll. 5.1, '21, 22, '23 '24: llaslcetbull QC. ll. 3.1, 22, '23, '24, 0 9 FRED ll 12141113 FRED lt 15 z'1'11111j11il fflffllt' 'zufzn a1'1'11111f1li.v1z 111111'l1. Xlcmlwr Literzxry Sucicty lC. ll. Sl, '21, 223 3lL'lllllL'l' L1tcrz1ry buclety ill. C ll. 3.1, 22, '231 Xlemlwcr Tau ,Xlplm Rlun ill. C. lfl. N1, '23, 2-lg limkutlrall T1-am lll. C. ll. SJ, 75, '241 liasclmll ,lqCIllIl ill. C. ll. 5.1. '23, '24. .g. 4. .g. 'K.X'l'H1XRlXli REID HOKE 11IqATn I Shu 117121 1'1111t1'111' 111111 1'11'2'11'.v 11111111 nut 1'T'1'll 11 1111111111111 IIII 1115 tf11'111111 Xlcumlmr Cl141l'ill Clulm, '21, '221 Mmulmcr I ixivs Club, '22, 23: Klcmlmcr Slwrt Stury i 17 13 1 - 1 Q7 17 Klub, J, ..-lg xlQ'II1l1L'I' L1111lm1g kluln, --1. ..5. 1 1113111313111-piqhn.v.s PAGE TWENTY-ONE ..x..m-an 4-.--..-ryan-p-1-Q-1.-. 1 , 1 1 Q Hump: :L 1 il 1 :iii 11:-'iiitzl-si .s-4 711' N ,,.,4,J,,J-Q 2' ' .- r 0 - 1 tin, iq-2 5 P-I-N12 B-U-R' . ll FACE TWENTY-TWO Vinny W 'luv GIWXIUYS HOOVFR SLIM HIV 'IUUl'lli.n Xlemlmer ll.itci':u'y Sfwcicty fC. ll. SJ, 21 IAXVRIQNCE OTIS HOUSER lD'I'I'SU uTiI'4'rI' 71llflH'1 .Y .v':m'vf 1'US10J'UI', llalmy slt'c'p.' Xlcinlrcr of Tau Alpha Rho Literary Society lll. C. ll. SJ, '23, '2-1. .g. 4. 4. I PRECIOUS CLARK HOYLF PEclq ll '1' tiir IIUI' zlztrnalulxv all tim sau admirrd, l'UItI'ft'!Ht.V, fllllllflll my, and gfvnllv flllllljfll 1'vf1rr'd.' Klcmhcr Literary Society tll. C Il S l 73 2-l l a lcthzlll Nl3ll2l2Cl' tlfl. L . '. . 1 N ll mer of l irls Rascrvc u -l gl Stunt Night, '24. lhhiflt' f1a1'Imr.v klillllllj' Ilzfmgffzlx mzvards all l Klcmlmei' Lita-rary Society tC. lfl. SJ, '21, 77, '2.l: llaskctlmall, '22, '2.l: Cast nf Plays. N-A 'Riff ' 1 T'H'E 1'9'2-5 Q P1-Nerf. B-U-R2 4 1, 121717112 MELINDA HUS9 EFFIE Z1'1ll01l.Y, Im! umdi'st. llasketbztll, '22, '23, '24: Member of Literary Society, '21, '22, '23, '24: Cust of Plays, .j. 4. .g. JOHNSTE BELLE LEO NA R jbHN .ST'.'f't'f11vss and fmfzmzrv wot' l1ltI1'd. ll Tieasurer of Literary Society ill. C. rl. S. :. '21, '22, Librarian of ilfl. C. ll. 3.7, '21, '22Z ll SJ 72 '23, Basketball Team ill. C. . , 'L. , .g. 4. 4. DAVID LORE Cow 1 Oli TL'1Ij', .vlmzrlri lifr ull Iulmr Ire 1 ' D Member of Glce Club, '21, '22, '23, '24, '253 121'cKi'leul Nature Sturly Club, '21, '221 Mem' per .Xkl'.'L'l't151llf1 Club, '22, '23: Football Squad. '22, '23, '24, Member L Club, '22, '23, '24, '25, Member lli-Y Club, '23, '24, '25, Klum' ber ,lmirualixtic Club, '.., V' -SQ '43-f -E5 1? PAGE TwFN'rv,THnrr -v.1n1q-on-.up ,--- , 2v.vwk..nwf-1- ' 'KI fr? :4,iQ:4: :MII :N I 21: 1 II 142 119115 P-I-N115 1411.14 D 11 - 1 4 2 5192 19.1 !4! ' 36 .3 PAGE TWFNTY-FOUR -. q- .- 1... 'Af 1- vu SAXRQX VIRGINIA LORIY S.x1,I.11i HN11111' IFIIUTU llrr 1111! In Ima' 111'1', - n ,X 111 11111111'd lzfr 1111! 111 f11'111.w. Member of Glce Club, '21, '22, '23, '24, '25 31011 Kleu iber of Dramatic Club, '21, '22, '24, '25 ibur uf I,iterz1ry Club, '22, '23: ,I'l'C2l9lll'Cl uf .Xmlvertisiug Club, '23, '24, J. .iq 3. . Q MARY SPENCER LOVE S1'ENcr3 I flaw' 1111 nllzcr 1111111 tl w11111u11's 1'va.w111,' I think it S11 I1rr1111.w I flzink it sn, Member of Dramatic Club, '21, '22, '23, '24 '25: Member of Glen' Club, '21, '22, '24, '25 'I'6m Atlil lis Tournament, '223 Klcmbcr of Girls etic XXSF-HCl3.t1U1'I, '24, '25: Arlvertisiug Iifli tor of I'1x1i ll1'R1e,'25. .S'111 .g. 4. 4. KI JXY CROUSIC KIIfRRI'I'T CRUsu illxv, 1111.u'I 'I.fllIlt'5S, and good l1llfIl1'F 1111111 lzvr Iifv a M1151 of joy. 1mbcr uf Iicbatiug Club, '21, '221 Vivo Presiclcut Literary Club, '22, '23, Stunt Night 74 Cast, VVbat Ilzlppcucal 111 j11ucs 1 Mem ber of Ilfllllliitlt' Club, '23, '24, Klcmbci' 41 .11--41114-qsu.gn-pg.----un'-1?711 1-1--apiivuvfqii-.-siv-Y... 0 -H-E 1.9-2-5 P-I-ner-. BAUQIQ-IQ LAURA M.XCDON.fXLD SNfN'lliI1'1 ,S'1zv's rvif, .rlzpfv rlmruz, .vlzr's 50111111011 ,rvrz.r0. Vice-President Class, '21, '22, Member nf Dramatic Club, '21, '22, '23, '24, '252 Class llistorian, '22, '23, '24, '25, Member of Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, '25, Marshal, '24, Presi- dent of Dramatic Club, '24, '25, JXnnu:1l Rep- resentative, '24, o o 3' 4' '.' VIRGINIA ASHTON PERKINS 'AIJIXTYU The 111ila'0st lIlGIHIl'T,Y and 1110 gfvlztlvst lzc'arf. Member of Dramatic Club, '21, '22, Member of Sewing Club, '22, '23, Secretary Literary Club, '22, '23, Secretary Press Club, '23, '24. .g. 4. .9 JAMES LUTIIER PUTNAM, JR. jr xl NIE 'll jvlly, 1l11.rl'lf1'sl1 fn'l'.rnm1l1'fy is flu' yrr'utf'.rt gift of all. .Trezrsurer of Class, '22, '23, Member of Rarlio Club, '22, '23, Member of Advertising Club. '23, '24, Member of Ili-Y Club, '23, '24, '25Z Vice-President of Glee Club, '24, '25, Member of Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Basket- ball, '24, Baseball, '24, liontlmall, '24, Sports Iirlitnr, PINE BURR, '25, 7' 5 Z W. Q sf PAGE TWENTY-FIVE 111331-iii: iii-gi:-.-ililiex--as..,.gpr-yuanvaaa-,qqq-sin-qnaw J 2 5 .N P Tl E 110-2-35 P-I-N'E B-U'R TWFNTY-'SIX vi ,- li ii up Q KICIIARID IQIRKPATRICIQ RlfliS lJn'14 .I lnyal, j.ll.YI', Ilf'1'lg!fIf j!1'lIf1L'I1ltIlI. l'rcsiclcnt Scouting Club, '21, '221 Klcinbcr uf Radio Club. '22, '23: Track Tn-uni, '23, Klcnibcr nf ,Xrlvertising Club, '23, '24, Font- ball Squad, '24, '25: Baslcetbzlll, '2-ll Baseball, '2-ll X lCC-Pl'k'SlflCllf l4I'lllflSC1lllC Club, '24, '25. NANCY Rl IUDIQS ROBINSON NANCY ln11'lI f1l'rw1y.v find lzvr frm' and jzzxf, .I Uirl 'zufmni ull will lniw and z'1'1z.vf. President Class, '22, '251 Tennis Tourna- incnt. '22: Klcnibcr of Literary Socicty, '22, '23, Member uf AdvertiSing Club, '23, '2-ll Member of Dramatic Club, '21, '22, '24, '25: Sccretziry zlncl Treasurer of .'XClX'CI'tlSlllQ Club, '23, '2-l: Cast 'Z-Xgatliaf' '24, Klcmbur uf Glen Club, '21, '22, '24, '252 Marshal, '2-ll Reinv- scntativc '1'ypcw1'iting Conti-nt, '24: ,Xssistnnt llusineas Mzuiagvr, PINE l'lL'l4R, '25, IIIQLIQN MAE RU! DISTLL l'l1icK l7l'mu1'r and quivf ix slzv, and ycl mv tlzinkx ll1u1'i .v .VUlIlt'flZ1'l1ff l1I1l1'i' l7t'1ll'tIf!Z. ,l'l'L'Z1'-LlI'CI' ol' Civics Club, '2l, '221 Iligli Sclnml Clifwrus, '21, '223 President Of Civics Club, '22, '2.3: Klcuibcr ul' Girls' Rcscrvc Club, '24, '25, Stunt Night, '2-l: Mcinbcr lil Girls ,Ntlilctic ,'Xssf1Ci:lti1n1, '2-l, '25. ,- ,-,,1,Y,.i..-, 1 ,..-..Q..u......---W--nun----T 111-212.-a--Q.-1. -, aw1Qg7fjf',,q '-- -2 2 . .. 1 H E 119-2 5 . 1'1N'1C l-311113 1 IRA Llili SAINIC 1'1C'rr2 1. ' l k1m'z1' thc gfclltlvllmu fu In' of tunrtlz und 'zuwtlzvx' C.Yf1llIc!fI'Hll. XlL'111llL'1' ut' C1CC1'Hll12l11 1.itc1'zu'y Sucilcy. KC. Il. SJ, '21, '22: llaskctball TL-am QC. H. Sl, '2-1: Klcmbcr of Tam .Xlpha Rlm 1,it1-rzu'y Sbcicty lll. C. ll. SJ, '23, '2-1: Dcbatcl' in Cuunty llebutc 111. C. ll. Sl, '24, . . ., 4. jL'L1.4X 1IIiL1iN SIi'1 .i IIN 72 .Yv:'v1' idlv ll umlfzrfzt but tlzrffly and tfmzrylzffzrl uf ntl1cl'.v. AlCll1llCl' of llrzuuzmllc' Club, '21, '22, '24, '25Z 'frcasurcr 1,itcrzu'y Club. '22, '23, Sccretary P11-ss Club, '23, '24. .1. 4, .g. VIRGINIA Sl 1liR,R1 1.1, S111iIsA ..l fmrrf fu n'.ml7'r, a lwud In m11I1'i-zu' um! Nlcnlbur of Glue Club, '21, '22, '23, '24, '251 KlCl11lJC1' of ,Xclvertiaing Club, '22, '23, '24, '25, Prcsinlent ,Xdvertiging Club, '24, '251 Artist fur IJJNIQ 1lI'R1i, '21, '22, '24, '25. 'NOC' PAGE TWENTY SEVLN ..,.-.g.,..,.,.,.,-. 2 2 2 2 2 2I2?2g25Lr-23,2 2 ,ifilz 2 2 2 2 2 2 M r H115 19 'P 5 lJ'lN'l,12 B'U-R-R PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT AU IZRICY COLIRTNIQY S H IVES CoU1z'1'N12Y .llc111l1mrd -iulzvu Xllfjllllfl into llIllfIlI'l'fkV, gl'n':u.v fIltIIlj111ff'II1. Vrewiclcut Debating Club, '23, '241 Vice- Triaugular Dcbatcr, '2-4: Presiclcut Class, '23, '2-1: Marshal, '241 ,Xssiszumt Clu-cr Leader, '23 '2-1: Represclltutive State 'l'j'1PCNVl'ltll1g Cmltwt '24, Klcinlmur lli-Y Club, '23, '24, '25: Blem- bcr Glec Club, '23, '24, '25, Cbeer Leader, '24 '25Z Editor ,lwurualistic .'X4lYL'l'llSlllg Club, '24 '251 XN'inm-r Lyceum trip tu XVz1sl1iugt1m, '251 Business Manager, PINE llvxuz, '25, KlClllllQ'l' 'llig Six 'l'L'lllllS Club , Trizlugular llcbutcr Y 25. . . . . ci .' XIQLSUN LAON SBll'l'll N12L1,1r2 Truly a lllllIl, Treasurer uf Nature Sturly Club, '21, '221 Klcmbcr Rzulio Club, '22, '23: Xlcmbcr llzwlicl bull Team, '23, '24: Treasurcr of lli-Y Club '24, '25: Rlcmbcr L Club, '23, '24, '25, .:. 4. .j. ,XNN ,llJ5lfl'lllNl': 'l'lfRKlfl.l4 lu lf7'wr rlmrllfilzgf, r':'rr Jwzu. SCL'l'k'lHl'j' .'Xclvcriisiug Club, '23: Cnpluiu Girls' llzlskutball ,l CIl1ll, '22, '231 Cast, N'N'l1:1t llappeuccl lu jones, '23, '242 Prcsimlcut iiirla' .Xtblctic Swcicty. '25: .Xssistaut Cll'Clll2lll4lll Klauznger, PIN!-I lll'RR, '25: Second Place Short Stury Cnutcht, '23, Vrcsimlcut lil-bznting Club, '22, '23, Mcmbqr Debating Club, '21, '22: 'lfcuuis Club, '21, '22' . 4 -----incpqnapqnqqp-an-1 i1111,l.-,nni,,i--1-l,,,.'. I 1'9'2r5 Pri-N-1: laurel I rurrrr rr r l u l MARY LOU 'riiomirsox ll lll2'i 1'i'-JOE H 1'lcz' jugw uw fivvfi ax flu' 01'c'l1lI, Hui' fI'UIllll1'.Y ax light as HIL' foam. I Civiu Club, '22, '231 Basketball. '22: Dra- H matic Club, 222: 'llrcnsiirer uf Girls' Reserve, H '25: Rlembcr of Girls' Athletic Associziticm, '25'1 Stunt Night. 'Z-l. H .g. 4. .g. l ICIJGAR XVISE I limmie ' 'l'l1u :wrld kimzvx Hflflllilljl of its II grvutvst lIIl'1I.U .g. 4. .g. IQIJNA XVISIC liivN,x lm! I nfl lmzw' l1r'r11'd clvfi'm1rf1', l Littlr suia' is .wmlcsf lllmzdvdf' ' Member of Literary Society, '21, '22, '23, '24, '25. PAGE TWENTY NINE 2 -..1nu114Qxs4n..11a-px -1 ' 1 ' jam' 7 ',fg'T wV' 1 17113 19 2 s 17171612 BU-R' 'Q' 1 fwfr llmf jim' ulfldmmv sfzll .vlzv dm' ruff LA LA NVl'1.'1l1iRS 311L'141ii ' ll'l1iufz 1'1'gf!1fl,v .vlznzrld jw.s'.w.v.v 41 fwvflv lv1'i1i11.' xlL'l1lllk'l' nf Glu' Clulv, '22, '23, '24, '251 Mem- ' 'zimatic Clulm, '22, '25, Blcinlwr ul .f'Xc1x'crtisii1g Clulv. '2.l. '24s Xlcmlwei' of Civiw iv ...., .1 . w ' 1 izxskctlmall, '21, '222 cmlvci' of Girls' .Xtlllutic ,XssoCia1ifv11, '2-1, ' ' Night: Class Poet, '21, '22, '23, '2-1, '25: Track R11-ct, '22, '23. 'NW' PAGE THIRTY , , Q 4 'J 'X' '.' IPXNSY 1C1.L.'X XVOOIJ P x'1 ' fl yfnml' .Yf1r71'f.YllItlII sllv, lmflz 'zvffll lim' 'zufmli' !lc'tlI'f Huy flu' !f41l111'. Xlcinlnci' uf Civics Cluln, '21, '22: SCCl'Cl.l11'j' in' Civivs Clulm, '23, '241 Klemlmcr uf llznskctlqzill 'I' im '71 '77 '73 '74 '75 qtl Y'1 '73 cz ,-,--, ..., -, -:, 1l1f.lgl1, -., ,, .,., . . 24, 25: Nlcinlmcr ut lnrls .Xtliletic ,Xswcizlf tum, '2-1, '25: x 1CC'PI'CS1l1L'1l1 uf Girls' Rcsvrvc Cluln, '24, '25: Nlcmlicr uf .Xclvurtisiiig Cluli, ,, y 23. 24. 8. 4. is Q f Y . , . , , , . . . . . WARN 1ul.lL.Xl31f.1l1 XX 11.51 JXP. X 17131211 Rliilun ' 'I15 .v'zi'm'f and 1!111.v1'm1l as .lfvjmllnfv limi Klciulncr of llrzunatic Clulm, '21, '22, '2.3: -mlwcr of Glce Clulv, '23, '2-1, '25: lligll SC1lINv1 Pianist, '2-1, '252 XYon Clizimpimi Ccrtififatc in '1'ypcw1'iti1ig. '2-l. lamina'-non IIII, 1 if-:oil-1111111111111-1111191: 1111131 1 1 1.111112 1111-1 4 1... QU11l11'11'Q'Vil1i'lvlwlf i 1 1 ll il- I il I 11111 i 1 li' 'ill il 1 1 Q-1,1111 T ' H - E 1 ' 9 ' 2 ' 5 P - I ' N - E B ' U ' R ' .,.,,- - .,,, , ,1, ,,1 1 1,, dank? Y , ' A,-'W' pf, i ii tl 'fl I Ii' 1011 S1D1s1.1GHTs FROM AN ANCIIEN1' EDUCATORIUMH By Mus, I,.XN'I'I'1LL1X SNVOISUDSKY tI'uI1IisI1ed in tl1e .llurliazz ,S'1'1'1'1lf1'fi1' Juzzrziul for Slay, 2925.3 SIIHIQT time :wo my husband, tl1e niost i1oted 11rcl1aeolo1rist of Mars, N , ?'1 1 , . . 1 I'alcI1ratonus bwobodsky, Zlllfl I descei1ded from Otll' swift air yacht, y Tllt' l.111'ls, 1ipo11 a large niound i11 21 little known section of what we be- lieved to he tl1e fabled isI1111d of tl1e Xncients, Northern Aniricca. In tl1e south- eastern part of tl1is 11I1nost forgotten' I1111d, near tl1e coast, we ca111e to a place which, as near as we could translate from tl1e hieroglyphics we found tI1ere. w11s know11 i11 tl1e very beginning of history 11s CarIitos del Norticusf' XYl1ile roaming about in tl1e wilder11ess of dead trees a11d tangled brushes, we c11111e 1ipo11 a tiny ruin wl1icI1 might I111ve been 1111 edifice of some ki11d a thousa11d or 111ore years ago. This w11s so small tl111t I1ZlICIIl'El'EOl1l1S co11cl11ded that the people who l1ad lived I'lCl'C were 111o1111d builders, belonging to Z1 race of pigrnies: Zlllfl 215 tl1e IIIOLIINI biiilding people is I1is l'7Z1l'lICL1IZ1l' furor, he very naturally wished to explore its deptI1s. .Xbove tl1e entrance were queer en- gravings for wI1icl1 we can find no nieaning in our n1odern language. 'llhe cl1ar11cters read like this: HIGH SClIt1OI., b11t we believe fI'OlII tl1e interior IlI'I'ftlI,2fCIIll'l'It tllllt we niay I111ve stuinbled 1113011 a11 2ll'ICIL'l1l educatoriuni. 'Ilhinking that we niiglit find how tl1e .Xniericans pursued their studies. we eagerly cIi111bed througli the small opening we IIZUI fo11nd, 11nd we11t into ll tiny l1alI. CIIIIIIJIIIQ E1 diminutive flight of steps, we c11111e to a short, very l12l.I'l'OXV passage way. Along this were doors leading into rooms so sniall tllilt they niight be called cuhhv-lioles. In the second of these roo111s to Olll' right, we s11w soinetliing gleaniing on Z1 s1n11lI shelf 11hove an opening in tl1e w11ll, i11 wl1icl1 was a sort of iron basket. Curious, we approaclied the object, Zllltl discovered it to be a box of tl1e IIICIZII wI1icI1 tl1e .Xncients c11lled tin, We prized open tl1is box and I.Ol1l1fI i11 it an old, Cl'lll'l1IJII1lg parchnient covered with curious characters. .Xs tl1e 'tI'2lllSI2lllOl1 of ancient IZIIIQUZIQCS is 111y particular forte, we took tl1e box, and went to OUI' cainp site. After careful exaniination of tl1e cloeuinent. we decided that it w11s i11 tl1e dead la11gu11ge- E11glisl1. For weeks, I have thought only of tl1is strange scroll and with tl1e aid of iny lexicon I have at l11st 111ade Il free translation. llowever, tl1e writing was so indistinct a11d the expression so idion111tic tl111t I was forced to omit 11111cl1 of it. Nevertheless, I give my tra11sI11tio11 to the public, as it presents a n1ost interesting sidelight O11 the manners a11d customs of tl1e Ancients, it being XVl'ItlCl1 i11 the year of o11r Lord IIIIICICCII IHIIIKITCKI a11d twc11ty-five, one thousand years ago. ' PAGE THIRTY-ONE 'r ni: 1:9-2 5 P-I'N-E B'U-R' '--we e- --?e-em it il Wwesee-s-si-s-ses--fee-e i is ln the fall of nineteen hundred and twenty-one. forty-six green, frightened bovs and girls stood before the doors of l,incolnton High School, seeking admit- i tance into this institution of learning. As we look back upon those days they l seem very far away, and it is hard to realize that those trembling freshmen have i at last attained the summit which appeared so remotewSeniority. 'llhose first months were hardewe admit it-and many were the indignities we suffered at l the hands of the u 1 mer classmen. The monotony of the eight months was broken . ZH by excursions with the Aluniors, but we were all glad when at last we. were free for four glorious months. lust forty-two of us returned after the vacation, and though the work was i l hard. wer did not mindg for we were no longer classified as tlreenies. Sophs p we were, and nothing daunted us, not even the intricacies of algebra and its i i X-Y-fs. Vllhis probably refers to the ancient science of Cilraininar, though 1 do not know what that was.l When we came back as .luniors in the fall of nineteen hundred and twenty- three, our number had dwindled to thirty-six. Yet we still felt able to indulge in our pleasures and studies. 'llhe most notable event of the year was the hlunior- U Senior Reception. Hur old enmity with the class which had picked on'l us most i when we were Freslimen, seemed forgotten at this important? social function. Xt last we have entered our Senior year. lt is with great joy that we welcome many new boys and girls in our class. We have enrolled fifty-two, the largest number which has ever been graduated from this school. llc feel justly i proud and honored, too, because we are the first. class to finish in the new high p school buildingf, Now, my dear readers, lf feel that .l must give you a brief foreword to this last paragraph. To me, it seemed most important of all, and l have spent more time upon it, taking great pains to translate it literally. I have simply guessed at the rest, but this final bit seemed so true, so sincere, that I have made every effort to get the real feeling of the writer. This stirred in me unknown emotions, i and when li think of the long-crumbled fingers that wnote it, the brain long i since dead, tears come into my eyes. lt even caused a glistening in the eyes of my husband. t.eXnd noted scientists of Mars are known never to weep.l l have not tried to translate the signature, but have let it remain as it was in the original l document. .Xnd now as we prepare to venture forth into the world, it is with saddened hearts that, we see this session fast drawing to a close and realize that we will soon leave behind forever our high school days. For till Time is told, these will seem the dearest days of all, and anything thati we' may accomplish in Life, we i will attribute to L. H. S. l LAURA M.vCDoN.vI,D,, 1925 l PAGE TH I RTY-TWO ioiriwi-Zvi'-it1111311121 ici 1-311 1 1-up 1-1-111 itch ilu:-1 1 1 1 lT - H A E 1'9 - 2 s 5 P-I'N'E B-U-R-R I' d ii' N il ll l l l l i I i i SENIOR CLASS POEM As the time approaches when we must part l i XYith our classmates and teachers, dear, p We cannot refrain from an aching heart. l Or our cheeks to he wet with a tear. 'llhe friendships we've woven while doing our tasks, t Well always and ever hold dear: l The memories of sehooldays forever will last i Tho' we're aged hy each on-coming year. l , Full many an hour have we spent with delight l In your rooms and halls, dear old High! And we'll never forget to praise you with might , For pleasures that wealth cannot buy. 'Tis said that all pleasures must surely end, But that adage will not hold true: , For in our dreams we'll enjoy again l The years we have passed with you. i l , , . . . lhe gate to the highway of .life opens wide, And we step forth, heads held high, A Each his own position in this world to decide p After saying a last Good-bye Y . L.xL.x XVITIIICRS, Class Pact. i l ' PAGE THlRTY-THREE -.,.QQfQ,.-,,l.-.i,Q,-.,-,,-.,.....- .-.,-,- .- ,- ,.. ... ,.. ,-- ,- ,-,.-,,.. -. ....,,..,,-,,-,.- ...,,,., UQ 'QNQ 12 'Qil' i 'QUQHQHQUQ-'Q IQ! Q IQ!! 1 I i Fi r y gf fx P ' I PAGE THIRTY-FOUR W, --X , 9 . 2 . 5 .,. ,-,N r , CLASS SONG All hail to Five and 'l'wenty-- Vlle sing our song of praise, May we bring honor to your name, Your banner all our days. To you we will he loyal And ever staunch and true, And give our best endeavor, Oh, Twenty-Five. to you. The class of Twenty-Five now And in the future years, Wlill stand together for what's right XYith courage in our fears. Qur motto Trutlz shall lead us on, As upward we shall strive. And may we always love thee more, O, clear old Twenty-Five. Dear class of Twenty-Five Our hearts will turn to thee, In love and reverence ever, XVhen we must severed be. Unbroken still the ties of love That hind our hearts as one, Well serve thee through the coming Until our race is won. -N-E B years, M. F. ii 'Zi-ioi.iifi'-1-i-viii ini :ii-1 1 :ini builtin? 1 11:11-i111-11 1- i. 41 111cu.1111o111e1111 3111 111111 1111111 1 3:11 1 1 1 1 1T1H-E 1-Q-2-5 P-I-N'E B-U-RH s or M crrre AI error c .1 1111 uh 1 1 1 1 FAREWELL SONG 1 In life's straight coursei we've work to do, my dearsg 1 Tho' oft the clouds blot out the sun. 1 Of cherished hopes and plans which seemed so near 1 In you I seem to see life just begun. 1 1 CHORUS: After the Springtime with its winsome smiles and tears, After the summer's wasted hours, 1 After the autumn with its clouded hopes and fears, After the winter's frozen flowers, I I look into the sun's fierce burning ray i p Then my weary night is turned to day. 1 Your heart, your soul, so shed your light afar On these happy days at L. II. S. It matters not tho' sorrows crowd our path, Tho' peace and rest seem yet afar, My fears depart when in your eyes I see These precious school days just as they arc. I 1 And as the days pass swiftly through this life. XYe know not what before us liesg Iiut when in years to come, when old and gray, VX'e'll always love this high that never dies. lV0ru'.v and illzrsic bv RIARY Yomiiz, '25. 1 1 PAGE THIRTY-Fava 911211111 -311111 1111--1 -1113 1? 11 11 1113 1 Q11 3 1:1119 an 1 111111112-313 E 1 ' PAGE THIRTY-SIX qzoa-xv11:-ioioxf-1-iiozfir11,1-V1lining--:ii 111 c o so more rc I lmlpfx 9-2-5 P-I-N-E B-U.R wi 7- ' rv WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF- Aubrey appeared on time? Sarah couldn't blush? Ihbie couldn't smile? Spence dicln't have anything to do? Diddle couldln't get ADS? Sallie Scott coulcln't talk? Virginia S. couldn't bluff ? Snookie eouldn't flirt? Ray couldn't play basketball? Guy would lose ten pounds? Ida couldn't be a flapper? Virginia P. would begin talking? Precious could be capricious? Jimmy wasn't polite? Dick conldn't argue? Clyde couldn't play baseball? VVillie would grow? Lala couldn't write poetry? Beulah didn't know her French? Pansy coulcln't play baskteball? Nancy wasn't black of all trades ? Huitt wasn't lazy? lra C. ever knew his English? Nell should be boisterous? Gladys wasn't bashful? Frank didn't have his coupe to run errands? Clara couldn't lead cheers? George couldn't get his articles in on time? Nelson would be noisy? Helen S. couldn't be flustrated ? Mae Crouse couldn't sneeze? Katherine couldn't disagree? Kenneth couldn't sell annuals? Mary eouldn't be dignified? lxohn couldn't preach? Mary Lou couldn't raise a roW ? Mattieleen wouldl flirt? Ruth could work a physics problem? Edna wasn't timid? lra S. eouldn't compete with Kohn? ,lohnsie ever forgot anything? Effie couldn't be worried? Vida Lee lost her temper? Sadie couldn't be congenial? Helen R. was ever late? Sara Virginia wasn't thoughtful? -To couldn't be original? TIJERE XVASN ll A CLASS GF '25? ofa I I .. :...,,.:,,:,.- : : -nz .,...-.- Z :.: ...Z : : ' 1 , I, T-H'E 1'9'2'5 P'I'N'E B'U-R'R I -.-- - - , - JW :X eta, ix .. W. : Q I II i I : PROPHECY or CLASS or '25 ' I ! T was the night after the Alumni Banquet for 1925. As I lounged in an easy chair l before a great log fire, I thought of the splendid evening, of dear classmates. and of Q I what the fates might bring to us Seniors before many years rolled by. My tired head . began to nod-I opened my eyes-why, what is this? A huge hall festooned in yellow i and white, long tables meticulously set and decoratedl with green pine and brown burrsfa i I perfect replica of our first banquet. On a small table I noticed a register which read, Class i ' of '25 Reunion. December ZS, 1935 i just then the door burst open and a brisk-looking individual appeared. - I 'Diddle' Gabriel, as I live! I cried, recognizing the old class president. XVhere did ! you come from? ! Rushed right over from my lecture in Charlotte, he answered. I'm tickled pink to I see you. How are Japan and the young heathen? 6 I Before I could answer' regarding UIQ' missionary work, he went on, Here's old Ibbiel i XVell, well. I hear she collectedl something besides relics in India. XVondcr what, she ' has done with her British captain? i .Xt that moment a commotion was heard outside and Io Terrell. a,1 charming vaudeville ! star, I. learned, Nancy Robinson, who runs a very prosperous boarding house in Lincolnton l for 1114-11 only! and could it be? Ida Ford, the daredevil aviatrix, entered, all talking as much I I as ever. They were followed by two reverend gentlemen in clerical dress whom I soon knew i to be Kohn Baker and Ira Saine-our guesses about them didi come true but the .other lra ' seemed to have taken up an entirely different vocation. Ile was fairly rcdolent of the i spirit of athletics, so I was not surprised to findi that he is lightweight champ of qkinerica. i also that our oncefbashful Nell Chapman is his manager in several ways. lIere comes 'Cadillac' IIeavner, Diddle remarked. Ile has just been made president ! of the Cadillac Company. Appropriate, eh? ! Mary Yoder, the concert pianist, you know, is to play tonight. and. Scottie most oblig- ! I I ingly consented to cancel an appearance in New York to sing for us, he continued. Kath- i I erine Iloke with her violin and George Crowell with his famous sax, are also on the i N program. It will be a hot time tonight. NVe're a musical bunch, all right. 'Member the i good old Glee Club? - 5 Of course, I returned, and Ibbie added, Mary Spencer reaches many of Chicago? ! I foreign element through their love for music. They say her Social Service work has been ! most succesful and I can't wait to see her. Uh! here she comes I I N just then I recognized Clyde Abernethy, taller than ever, and I learned that he is ' I superintendent of X1Vampaum Mill. NVillie Armstrong seemed very, very small indeed beside i I him, but otherwise. they appeared! to be an excellent match. And near them I saw Clyde's 1 rival-Nelson Smith, now manager of Lavatory Mill, as sleepy and efficient as ever. I I My attention was next taken by the impressive entrance of, Virginia Sherrill in one I of her latest creations. ller studio, it was declared, has becomef a veritable Mecca for ! desginers, illustrators, and artists. Behind her a regular Cyclone Black with long hair Q I .and mustache and big black hat proved to be none other than Ray Costnerl People hit i the sawdust trail by the hundreds when he preaches, was a remark I heard. i I Being told that Sadie lfeafner and Precious Irloyle were both teachers in Lincolnton e I l'Iigh School, I rushed over to ask them about our old school and their probable trials ! with stupid' Seniors, and from them I learned that Ruth Davis and Gladys lloover were ! running a prosperous millinery business up town. g , . I i PAGE THIR-rv-seven . I 'IDH1'I-ini'-iwbfini-I Crt 1 iz. i stat: 1 as -L -si: 1 :iz 1 1 . 3. P U I 1 F n 9 ! U ! I l F ! l I 9 n 1 9 u Q 0.1 I 1 1111411 io: 1 -1114 init 311,24 C 3 initi--ioii11-'iv-1'111114134.ioioioioioioiuiquze of to e e f A of I Q 'H-E 1-9-2-5 4, P-1-N-E B'U-R- 9 lil l U The door opened for the forty-leventh time and in walked a dapper young man who turned out' to be Dr. Ifrank Gamble, and close at his heels, came James Putnam and Dick - Rees, together as usual. They are carrying on a flourishing business in 'airplanettes' 'l'hat's where I bought my latest 'fliv, ' Howell told me, but with the entrance of Sarah llall, he melted away-in her direction, I suppose. Shel has taken training at ,Iohns Hopkins, Ibbie took. up the tale, but I don't think Toots will remain a nurse very long, though she is sitll trying to decide which is the one of l her many admirers. l ,lust then there appeared a quiet but distinguished looking' personage whom somebody dared to call Snookie. After breaking nobody knows how many hearts, she at last has settled down to writing. lsn't that big man Guy Beattie of our old Virgil class? I asked Snookie. l Yes, she replied, and would you believe it, he is football coach at L. H. S. and this year we beat Shelby 61-Ol - L'Rah, Rah, Rah, I began to yell as of yore, but stopped to congratulate Sarah Virginia l I Lore on her artistic accomplishments in the courthouse and school grounds which a1'e only two of her numerous successes in landscape gardening. VVith her was Virginia Perkins, l Whose love of hooks had secured hert the responsible position of cityl librarian. As a big, tall, leisurely-moving person approached, Virginia said, Do you remember that big sign, 'I'Iuitt and Carpenterf on the road to Hickory? XVell, the 'audi' is gone now, and here 1 comes the whole firm. And I recognized Huitt Carpenter! ' He told me that Fred Helms is a dentistf in his town of I-Iickory and also that Vidalee ., IIeavner is teaching there. At that moment the very people we were talking about appeared accompanied by Effie Huss and 'Iohnsie Leonard, who, I learned. are no longer known by . their former names but have changed them for better or worse. Almost all of our number were now accounted for, since May Crouse had written me from London that she had an engagement to dance sixteen times with,the' Prince of VVales and could not possibly fly over for the reunion and Helen-t Setzer it, used ,to bej had 5 telephoned that ,lunior had the colic, and she could not come. ' Could that be Nattileen Ileavner? Too slender, though, I asked, as I noticed an ' addition to the gay crowd. Yes, was the answer. She is a tight rope walker in Ringling's Circus, wonderful to say-and here's Helen Rudisill-you know the sign up town now reads 'Rudisill and Q Daughter, Dry Goodsl ' I I was listening to Pansy VVood and Beulah lllanton goodl naturedly fighting over which had the best girls' basketball team, Gastonia or Greensboro, where they are athleticl instruc- A tors, respectively, when C.'s new Representative in 'Congress rushed in-Aubrey Shives- late as usual, but bound to get there just the same' Ile explained that Lala VVithers sent regrets, but she could not think of leaving her new husband tmarried at last I thought? l and Mary Lou Thompson was sorry not to be present but she must get those Seniors' papers , Q on Burke's Conciliation corrected! just then Diddle was inspired to jump on a chair and say: This is the mos! best crowd I ever saw, but- Uh! the pin in my place card stuck me and I awoke to realize that the future is still il dream. I hope it comes true. Don't you? 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M I - LJ Z C ,-4 Z L1 ,- I H-1 ,-- P4 :nu-1---aavuocnn-n--nqp3:1-nqnuzmuu1p1am4s:q1usqnur:1+1 I H E 1 9 2 5 ?xAL4N lE2- -Ii P,T R ROBERT DELLINGER., KENNETH GOODSON ..,,, I, , I ,XI IIIAMDK' AI. JUNIOR CLASS 0.SId6'1lf vit't'-PI vszdevzt GLADYS ARERNETIIY ..... ..,....... T uaszzrm LINDSAY HUNTER ...... .,AA. ,5 mzctaw 3I.XSCO'1'1 Bull Dog U'lz1'ff COLORS: Pink and II'l11'fc FLOWER: Swat Pea MOTTO: BZ and B YS. .3 4. .g. MEMBERS ARERNETIIY, IXUSTIN KEEVER, GLLIE WTAE ABICRNETIIY, GLADYS IIEATIE, IRENE ULANTON, BLIXNCHE CORNWELL, HUNTER COCHRAN, RALPH CORNWELL, LOIS CURNWELL. LVLA DIQITZ, CELVA DICLLINGIQR, KENNETII UISLLINGIZR, RORERT DUNCAN, OVELLA IJIGIT, IDA DAVIS, RUTII DIYLLINGER, STEVE ERWIN, EVIZLYN EDWARDS, PAULINE FREEMAN, DLANCIITC GOODSON, IQENNETII GRIGG, NIILDRED HLTNTER, LINDSAY IIEAVNER, LOY ITEAENER, EDWIN HUSS, ANNIE HELMS, CARL IIOVVARD, XCXNESS IIIOLLY, EVA IJALLMAN, ANYILBER TIAUSS, CECIL JICTTON, CIIARLEQ LONG, EDWIN LINEBERGER, X7IVA LEE BIARLOW, CARL RIAUNEY, SUE MULLEN, IQATHLENE PARKER, RALIIII PARKER, RIITII 7 T IERQE, LvRI.XS ROSEMAN, MELZA ROBINSON, KATE RUDISILL, ANNETTE R.-XIVIS.XUR, JACK RAMSAVR, GORDON RUDISILL. HELLEN SIIIIEORD, FHRICST SIIARIIE. 'FANNIE SICNTER, JOIIN SELF, LEILA SELF, LOY SIIIVES, RIIDOLIIII SIIIIEORD, JOIIN TIIOMPSON, HELLEN VAN TASSEI., EVELYN AYARLICK, DAVID XYINGATE. WILLIAM AYILKINSON, CLARENCE YODER, SARA YODER, XV TLLTJA M PAGE FORTY ONE j flf't'f ' 'lf' ' ' 'lf ' 'S ' 'H'l 'T1ff13'i 1T3 TL ,T-H-E 1-9-2.5 M, P-I-N-E B-U-R-Rv ,,-WY, ,.. ,,,,, ,, ,...- .,,a, 7, lil it ' i 9 it-S i HISTORX' OF CLASS OF '26 r i l FTER three months of warm vacation we assembled for the first time in the new lligh School building, which the lloard of lfducation had so timely erected. i Our membership had increased to sixty. making two large classes that j were directed by Miss Rlcliay and Mr. Thomason. Hur class rooms were not adjacent, however, though we felt as if they were, because of a sort of loving or friendly spirit between them. , Wleelcs passed and the 'llhanlqsgiving recess came, which we welcomed very l , much, for French, geometry. history, and physics were giving us much worry. j A month flitted away and the Christmas season was on, which lasted seventeen days. 'l'hen we returned to school with a sort of sluggish feeling toward. our labor. Then, soon, we were found to be overwhelmed with mid-term examinations, but the thought of these quickly vanished and we found ourselves drifting on calm tides of time. l Now we remember the joys and sorrows of the month, of May. After the l dreaded tests had passed, we welcomed the eoming summer vacation. j At the close of the year, each of us left with the hope that the following year we might be joined as Seniors. A XYILLIA it XVI Norvrli, l Class Hist0rir11z. l P ,f X it Qlllgif c I PAG E FORTY-TWO or-1 1- it iris: '11 1 ii vi 11111 9 fi 11,111-ii-V1.1-ti-ti--inioisvioif ' ,ffl 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 .V I Q4 112111 0 xi y L if-'W PPM-If 1-Q 2 5 P'IAN-E B- , , 1 ':114Aw gA4 R -QQ WQQQWMWM Q iawgwg ?Z? Q21 E f 1222222 252322 ff sw K uvfmji 3, iw gfsaifsfsiiggi 2 ,W 'W T 352 gfgiivzfiigjgiggr Egseisgaiisgiiiig ef vll, . Lg 4 ,ir I 4 ,,.W -4,-,,v-T z fs QQ' film, A ' 1 flgigiggaiiiiw 5 if-F21 5 llhkziniiflf PAGE FORTY-FOUR fs J , U ffl 3,1393 xi-1 lfly ,,y s I f A 1 ,jg ff r I M A fn Q: . 5 .., 4 if f M. ,tm u J 3 5 J, A va 1 , 4,1 'IW' I I wQI25.,p' ul ' -H'E 1'9'2-E P-I'N'E BF-D-R- 411,II il1H SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SUSAN LONG ...... ,,.,,....,...,,,,, A.,,, ,,. ,,,.,.. l ' rcsia'v11f EMILY GRIGG .......v...A. ...... l 'fav-Pwsizlvzzl IQACHISL CLUNINGER ,,.,., ,.,,,.A , ql'l'l'CflIl'N FRANK CIIAAIBERLAIN ...., ..........,...,,.....................,.. ..........,...... ,.. ....,. T 1 'mIs11rer MOTTO: Climb flzouglz flzc rocks lm rugged. COLORS: Purple and Gola' FLOWER: Violet AIASCUTI Parrot 0:0 'iq 4:4 RGLL A.BERNATIIY, DARE REAL, XYADE BRUNER, CORINNE VRCRGIN. R1lBERT CARPENTER, XYII.LI.'XM CIIAMBERLIXIN, FRANK CLONINGER, R.'XCI'IEL COONE, CRAVVFORD FINGER, SUE BETTY GHEEN, SUSIE GILBERT, FRANCIS GRIGG, EMILY IIARRILL, FRED H.'XX'NES. WILLIAM HOIQI5, BIEITA HOOVER, MARY WALLACE IQUGGINS. LEONARD JAINIES, CIIRISTINE KEEVER, JULIUS KEEVICR, LORIE LACKEY, VIVIAN LAWING, FORNEY LEONARD, D. C. LEONARD, LEE LONG, SUSAN MCLEAN. ELIZABETII INIOORIC, DORA PAGE, HARRY IQASH, DANIICL REEII, Loy RHODES, WILLIAM RHYNE, LAWSON RUDISILL. HUGII SETZER, FRED SIIERRILL, MARGARET SIIIVES, EVELYN SHUFORD, EDISON SIGMON. CLARENCE SIGMON, lX'I.XRGARE'1' SIAIITII, FOREST TIIORNBURG, CARL XYOMIXCK, MARIE VVOMACK, MCIQIZLVIN XYILLIAMS, LEMUEL PAGE FORTY FIVE 1 Gr 1 21 GD 11 1-M1 112 cnt xt 1 .pig gg,ing..-,,1.,-,...,.,1.,1,,, 5 Jati3'fs,fz,:ff t on or it it lT'H'E 1'9'2'5 P'I'N'E B'U'R'R i G lll'iVttYySi'll i i ii i wii one E lmf. t HISTORY 011 CLASS OF '27 MAGINIQ the pride and elation of the eighth grade when. in nineteen twenty- three, we entered school and realized that we were those long dreamed of and worked for indiyidiialsw-sliigli school students. Can you wonder that we strutterl around with our heads in the air. our shoulders hack. and the most inde- pendent feeling' in the world in our minds? Xte had now outgrown childish things, and were really and truly grown ups. A l lint we were yery soon enlightened as to the pleasures of high school life. ' i Those nightmare studies, and dream-like days of work when we were introduced E into the mysteries of algehra, Latin, and science, will dwell in our minds forever. l l and always cause a hitter taste in our mouth. lloweyer, like all youth, we outgrew our ayersion to these things, and hefore l .long we went to work in earnest and made that at yery successful year hoth in l 3 work and play. Of course the desire for the latter was predominant, and the y culmination of our longings was realized when we planned for a picnic to High l Shoals. This was prevented hy had weather, hut we took, as an alternative, a feast at the Kiwanis llall which was heartily enjoyed hy everyone., ln nineteen twenty-four we entered a fine new huilding. lf these new, clean walls. spacious rooms, and this splendid equipment, wasn't an inspiration and 1 incentive to harder work and hetter grades, we are not worthy of the name i Sophomore. So with these ideals in yiew we are working to make this another enjoyable l and profitahle year in the history of the class of twenty-seven of the Lincoln- ton High School, G. Putin H.x1ue1LL. i ' 555 t V t Q l l t l I PAGE FORTY-six ,i,.,i ...i- -,-,-i.. .- -.- ..-i- -- - -i.. - ,- - .. --,-i- ..,..,g...t-t.4i-.Lf-, o 9.4 l l 9 ! ! l l t l t l Q ! l l t Q E l ! ! l Q 9.1 , ,ILW-f L '.5,i.v:' JE S If EBHMHN W2 M MA ........ 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PAGE FORTY-EIGHT ' 11 xi 1 I.. 3 -1 1-1 if-11,1 'Z 11 -1-X1 'JQH1-vip vlwi '1113+vi'vi'-1-vi-vin?-lining'-ifyugu 1 iwiwiuif1-141414111-qviuiwiw I A H E ' 9 ' 2 ' 5 'iiifw P ' I ' N ' E B U R ' I t FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SUILY LAWING ,,,,. ......... I Imldvlzf BESNIIQ HALL .......,., ,. ..,...............,,... I 'im Pfevzdcnt FLIIXBFTII HOX'LIf ,,., ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,., ,,.,.,,,., ,,,.,,. S' I ' I ' rctfzfjv and IUIIIAIIIUI AIU'1 1'UI OII0 D0-IUII and Tlzrvc' fo Go. COLORS Gl'f'l'W, and Gold FLOWER BIlfff'H'llf7 BLXSCOT2 Mozzkcmv .g. 4. .g. ROLL ABERNETHY, JAMES LONG, VERNON ARMSTRONG, THOMAS LICLOFDJ KATHLEEN BIXRINAU, XYILLLXM BIERRITT, RI,XRG.XRIC'1' REAL, XYISE IXIULLICN, RUSSICL BLANTUN, BRUCE MULLI-ix, EVlfRl2TI'I BURGIN, BI.XRG.XR1'l'1' l .XDGIi'1', IXIARY FRANLI G BYERS, ISABELL PAGE, GEORGE COSTNERC, GEORGE PERKINS. XYINIFRED EDWARDS, FANNIE PIERCE, CECIL GUIGNARD, SANDERS l'L'TNAAI, DOROTIIEA' H.XLL, BESSIE PUTNAM, ELIZA HAUSS, HELEN ROBINSON, CLARENCI' HE.XVNER, ISIXBELL ROBINSON, LIICNRY HEAVNER, RALRII RUDISILL, GEORGE LIONEYCUTT, H.XRlJLD RIIDISILL, LIICNRY PIOYLE. ELIZABETH RIIDISILL, C. G. HUNTER, EMILY RIIDISILL, XIICTUR JAMES, HARAION RIIDISILL, YATES INTARESII, NEIXIIN SCIIRIIM, ILVA MAE IQISTLER, FLOYD SII.XRl'l'f, NELLII-3 LAWING, SULLY SIIUFORD, IRENIC LEDIIORD, SARAII SIIUFORD, JAMES LICDFORD, VICTOR SULLIVAN, IQATIIRYN LONG, XYILLIE D-LLXIC . PAGE FORTY NINE - - - ,..-llI-...l-..-..Q..-.,-.,-I.-,-,Q.. ,-,-,-,- .- I- ,- ,.,,-I,,I ,,, I- , 11 on tcp- 1 1 it un it c 1 if it 1 11,1-:oi-1141111-ii-11,1 -.J l J T'H-E 1-Qiz-5 PAI-NE B-U' -4 up W '!,! M, lui' Hisrom' or CLASS UF '28 R - R lll' past seven years of Freslnnzin class history hzive lmeen spent in con- 4 st.1nt study :ind prepzirzition for the high school career that is now before ll S. i Stepping higher and higher each yezir. we soon cznne under the leztderslnp of two efficient teachers, Nliss Sullivan :ind Klr. Glenn. 'llhey put the finishing touches of prepzirzition on our class, which has entered the l.incolnton lligh School with the zidvznitzige of having It new lmuilcling with every modern c on- venience. llc are now tackling sulijects very unlilce the ones we were so fziniiliur with l in the former years. 'llliese Lire taught liy teachers who have put forth an unrelenting attempt to niztlae us masters of l.zttin, zidgelmrzi, :ind science. Kliss lvzivenel und Klr. lloyd. our class teachers, halve helped us to lieconie organized and to select our officers for the year. ln the presidential election Sully Lawing was the successful czindidztteg and under his administration li thinlc we shrill liecoine Sophomores of the highest ability. Studying, rejoicing, sorrowing, Onward through school our class goes. 'Every ziutuinn sees our grind lmegung livery sunnner sees it closer , V PAGE FIFTY MIQLVIN liwieisir, Class Historian. E HBE 1'9-2-5 P-ItN-E BiU-R'R A 4 -.ti if -he B W- TTTTTBTTT lllt x'KN ' THE THREE BIG B'S i The three Big B's will shine tonight, T The three big B's will shine: The three Big B's will shine tonight, l As we how all down the line. The three Big B's will shine tonight, l The three Big B's will shine llfhen they see us graduates And all first rates The three Big B's will shine. i The first Big ll is for Bliss llnrke, first Captain of our hand, She's one who our class hegan. i lYe'll cheer for her and we'll sinfr for her ' H ! One that we all adore, i She started us out as a winning class. .Xnd what could we wish for more? T The second llig B is for Miss Bailey, l Our second eaptain, all true blue. i She holds a high place in our hearts, And to her we'll all he true, lYe'll sing for her and cheer for her, T One that we all adore, l She guided us on as a winning class, .'Xnd what eould we wish for more? The third Big B is for Miss Bacon, i The captain who finished the fight. l Her heart's all gold, her hody and soul, And we how to her, 'tis only right, l NYe'll eheer for and we'll sing for, One that we all adore. She has led us all to a happy end, And what should we wish for more? LALA XVITIIERS. PAGE FIFTY-ONE l i iii tio? 1 1 iii-iii-ii 1 Q ii,-1 1111 all 1 3.4: 1,111 iniiiiriii-1 it 41 iviiwepv 3 131415 31,1-i+iiuiiiii.1.1iinmi 11 iniuininiiavii-Z TT-H-E 1'9'2-5 P-I-N-E B-U-R- gi, l F tml STATISTICS OF CLASS OF '25 'TITEN in future years we read this Anthology of XYho's XYho in the class of 1925 of lgincolnton High School, we may have the consolation of knowing that even though our aspirations have not reached this eminent distinction of XYho's XYlio in America, ive are at least endeared in the hearts of our classmates of '25. Of course, no one will be surprised to hear that Mae Crouse Merritt: is our wittiest and most original senior. Our most athletic classmate is George Crowell, while Guy lleattie is the largest. Yirginia Sherrill leads in style. XYho will disagree with the census that Mary Lou Thompson is the chatter- box of our class? l.ala Xlithers is our sweetest and best looking girl, while james Putnam is our most polite and best looking boy. lt is the unexpected that often happens, but it does? seem queer that Aubrey Shives, by unanimous vote, is the most ambitious and also the biggest bluff in our class. Sara Hall, our most populiar Senior, is also the cutest. Statistics state that Virginia Sherrill is the most talented, while Clara Quig- nard is the most capable. Who would have thought that Helen Setzer is our most bashful Senior? 'llo Frank Gamble goes the credit for being the neatest. liveryone admits that Mary Spencer Love is the most graceful, while Mary Yoder is the most dignified. Precious lloyle is our typical Senior. The census shows that Clara Guignard is our most studious classmate, while lsluitt Carpenter is the laziest. Hur most attractive Senior is Sara Hall. Last and least, by unanimous vote, is Xllillie Armstrong. PANSY XYOOD, S'1'ufisfifiur1. PAGE FIFTY-TWO l ii il 'ill i'l'X1'll1'1l'C-it imfiiviififili ill' itil, H ee H ef , sal. ' l Vfl- W' 'W - XZ If H - E 1 - 9 L 2 - 5 P - 1 - N E B 1 ,,, w 5, A LITTLE BIT OF NOTHING TUNE: Yes, rw 111170 wo BtHIUlI0S.!U There's a little girl in the Senior Class XYho holds her head up high. She walks into the classroom late And never hlinks an eye. She sinks into the nearest seat !Xnd softly breathes a sigh. And when the teacher questions her She gaily replies: CHoRUs: But, yes, I've none of my lessons, I've none of my lessons today! I've powder for my nosie, My cheeks must keep rosie, And I've lipstick aplenty, and say! I've a new dress that is simply shocki ng! And a bandeau to match that's quite mocking. But, yes, I've none of my lessons, I've none of my lessons today! II She makes a bow at the office door. Then prisses down the aisle, She .looks up at the professor And wins him with a smile. She gazes at her tardy slips That have grown to quite a pile. But when he asks her why she's late, She answers very mild: CHORUS! But, yes, I eouldn't get here sooner, I couldn't get here sooner today! You see, I'd a long date, And that kept me up late. So I slept overtime, and say! My new sheik called,me this morning, The clock stopped, so there was no wa And I talked too long to my darling, And that's why il am late today. rning, I,AI,.'X WI'1'Iu2Rs, PAGE FIFTY-THREE ili.f1!vid1oi,i1i-Q.. i '11 1- if if 1' 1 1- 1 1' 11 141:11-111 11111-io1o1o1o11 1 '1o1o1-victim-1 C .H.E 1.9.2.5 BiU.R.R ll f,, I LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1925 Xt YNY all ye by these presents that we, the class of 1925, being of a sound mind but of a feeblefbody, feeling the sands of life fast slipping from our grasp, do wish to set our worldly affairs in order-wherefore we do solemnly will, devise, and bestow our many and valuable belongings: 1. l, Togo Crowell, do unreservedly will my name. Cave Man, as well as my ability to speak long and fluently on the subject of Camping Out to Harmon James but with the sincere hope that his experience be not so bitter as mine. And as I do not wish my inherited name, Steef, to get out of the high school I pass it on to -lack Shuford, knowing that he will hand it unsullied to the next generation. Z. l, XVillie .Xrmstrong, wish that my love, for Miss llailey might go to Kenneth Del- linger, knowing that he will be satisfied if it is returned as bountifnlly as mine has been, rx - , - 1 3. lo Miss bacon, l, lluitt Larpenter, bequeath my seat in Nr. Thomason's room, may she get as much inspiration as l. And l would have my full height go lu aliss .Xnthony so that the students of L. ll. S. may always look np lo her. 4. XVe, Pansy XVood and Gladys liloover, do give our heads of glowing hair to Melza Roseman and Annie lfluss with the hope that it will prove an excellent light on the dark ages of history so long may it wave! And to Mary Frances Padgett, l, Pansy VVood, give my place as guard on the basketball teamg may she be able to shift her position as often as l have. 5. l, Lala XVithers, am very anxious that lda lligh have my naturally curly hair so that in the future she will not bcxlroubled to try to keep waves during rainy weather. 6. XVith best wishes, l, Virginia Lore, bequeath my place in the tllee Club to Estelle Cornwell so there will be Music in the Air. 7. l, Mary Lon 'l'hompson, do hereby will Miss l!acon's love for me and my fond regard for her to Lawson Rhyne, prayful that he profit' by my experience. And my name that enables me to speak my mind boldly to any teacher or other high dignitary, I give to Ovella Duncan and l think by diligent use of said property she may allay the Ehabit of worry if my ease may be cited as a fair example. 8. l, Ray Costner, desire that my ever-present grin go to ll. C. Leonard on condition that it be used and not left hidden, as tho' it were some precious jewel. 9. l, Ira Saine. willingly give my position of joke editor on the animal staff to Ralph Parker. lle seems to have such a keen sense of humor! And as for my ability as a public speaker l must insist that it go to Lindsay Hunter. 10. l, Mattieleen ltleavner, do hereby will my ability to master Burke to Lawrence David NVarliek, knowing that he will appreciate these many pages of light and frivolous reading as thoroughly as l. 11. After my departure. l, Katherine lloke. do desire that my retiring and mouselike disposition be given to ltlelen Thompson. 12. l, Howell Gabriel, do hereby bequeath to Shad tloodson the art of heart breaking but may he be more lenient than l. And to Snake Cochrane goes my ability to make count- less announcements in chapel on condition that he make at least two every morning. PAGE FIFTY-FOUR 111 1-1 1 1 L1 11.1,-1 1 1 1 111 1 5 11 11 1 -114.1 1 -1-ii--1.14-in 1.11-iifieioioivi i iii: 143 iii 1 iii i 1 1 xiii 11311 iii: T-H-E 1'9'2'5 l2!yIy1N-E B'U-R'R 1 fslwf-ii' Wuihwey 13. To Shad Goodson, l, Mary Yoder, will my marvelous ability for mastering geometry so readily. May he become a second Pythagoras. 14. I. Helen Rudisill, do bequeath my glasses to the Honorable Carl Marlowe with hopes that they will be of great use to him wheni he becomes a bishop. 15. I, Virginia Sherrill, do give to Harmon James my artistic ability, hoping it will improve his strenuous efforts we so often find on the various boards. 16. To Elva Deitz, I, Beulah Blanton, bequeatlv my place as guard on the basketball team with the admonition that one must not be as fast when off the court as when on it. And also to Elva, 1, Clara Guignard, give my arduous position of cheerleader. 17. l, Edna XVise, do will my quiet and unassuming manners to Evelyn Erwin. 18. XVe, Mary Spencer Love and Olivia Chamberlain, are very anxious for Gladys Abernethy and john Senter, to inherit our intense interest in and profound knowledge of physics. 19. To John Senter, l, Olivia Chamberlain, do bequeath my prodigious garrulity in English class. 20. L Sarah Hall, bequeath my numerous crushes to Margaret Lee with the hope that she will be able to vamp them more securely than I have. 21. l, Snookie Macdonald, do leave my beautiful brown eyes in the custody of Kate Robinson with the sincere wish that she may reap as much benefit therefrom as it has been my lot to receive. 22. 1, Helen Setzer, do will my many maidenly blushes to Lawrence David XVarlick, knowing that they will well become his modest disposition. 23.1, Sadie Heafner, do solemnly bequeath my numerous winning smiles to lrene lleattie, hoping that with the aidt of these she can win the admiration of Forest Smith. 2-1. To Ruth Davis, l, Nancy Robinson, do leave my dearest companion, my tlorine, that has stood by so faithfully with ammunition to fight many hard battles. 25. l, lda Ford, give my ability to flirt to Ollie Mae lfeever, reserving no rights whatf soever, having put such worldly things from me forever. 26. To Carl Marlowe, 1. lllay Crouse Merritt do bequeath my very original and asthmatic sneeze, so that, he may be able. with equal ability to make Miss Anthony giggle, even in class, and thus avoid what might prove to be a very tight place. 27. L Precious lloyle, do will all my dignity and my title as the typical Senior to Lee Leonard. 28. XVishing to leave my migratory instinct in good hands that will cherish, protect, and exercise it, l, Effie lrluss, do will this characteristic of mine to Estelle Cornwell, 29. As C. G. Rudisill has shown in the past great talent for conducting songs, I, Aubrey ' Shives, do appoint him as my successor as cheerleader. W'e all realize that C. G. is destined some day to become a great leader. l also confer upon Frank Chamberlain my title as Public Pest. This title has been handed down to the third and fourth generation and after due consideration, I have come to the conclusion that he will live up to the honor and do much credit to the name as l have. PAGE FIFTY-FIVE 3 1 1 i 113'-ini'-S--1-it-1-1131 1 1 1 1- 1 gg- - 1 ,- - v-.,- - -ig 1 111--1 11111-eiirif 1 1-ii 'dvilviiviniuioi ri 1 ii ri 2 vi iuimvievivizvi-. ,X Wx? -.V -'f- f ff ffm-- 'iil ',, g,,. Q X -.QE--Q.E, 1-9-2'5 g i P'I'N-E B'U-R-R ii vm! y i' ' ' 30. I, Vida Lee I'Ieavnc-r, do bequeath my lovely seat in the English room to Annette Rudisill and also to Annette, I, Ruth Davis, leave my seat in the physics laboratory. We think these two classes alone will be enough to keep her well occupied. 31. To Lindsay Hunter, I, Kenneth Heavner, will ,anv interest in all athletics, b diligent . Y c practice he may indeed become a second Red Grange. 32. I, Mary Spencer Love, do hereby will, bequeath, and dlevise my propensity for bluffing', to Rudolph, Shives, knowing that if he keeps going at his present rate he will far outshine any glory that may have been mine. 53. I, Richard Rees, give my ability to express myself fluently and plainly when anything annoys me to Sue Mauney, knowing that this trait will be most useful when she becomes a missionary. 34. To Kenneth Dellinger, I, Fred Helms, do give my silver-tongned expression of English and also my gold teeth. From such a setting may all hisl utterances be veritable jewels. 35. Not wishing the art of being quiet to be entirely lost, I, Edna NVise, do leave this accomplishment in the hands of Leila Self. 36. I, James Putnam, do bequeath my knowledge and. practice of etiquette to Harold Hoileyctitt. 37. I, Iohnsie Leonard, being as I hope of sound mind, do will, bequeath and devise to Fanny Sharpe my eloquent tongue and ravishing smiles. 38. To Blanche Blanton, I, Virginia Perkins, do bestow and devote my soulful expression. 39. NVe, Qlivia Chamberlain and Aubrey Shives, Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager, respectively of the 1925 PINE BURR, do solemnly leave our keys to the PINE BURR office to I-late Robinson and XfVilliam Yoder, with our sincere wishes that they fill these executive positions to the credit and honor of Lincolnton High School. 40. lfVith due consideration for Mr. Thomason, we, Sallie Scott Erwin and Ray Costner, do bequeath to Evelyn Shives and Yates Beal our habit of disturbing the public peace during the never-to-be-forgotten sixth period and I, Sallie Scott, give my ability to make personal fouls to Blanche Blanton. This document was signed, sealed and declared by the Class of 1925. This the second day of june, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twenty-five. CLASS OF TWENTY-FIVE, MAE CRoUsi: IYIILRRITT, Lawyer. Witnesses: VICTOR LEDFORD, YATES REAL, WISE REAL. 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II 'I v -FI' ' I 'I I, 'I t I I I I ,I I I1 5, II ,I I I 'I I, I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I gl II II PAGE FI 'TY-EIGHT U 2 II'IQ 1025 1 PINE IURIQ MI YG! mx PJ NIC I I me 5'l'AI'l' V--....f-..-.-..-..-.1un1-p..1.g1--1-.-1-- 3fiz 1sf1agi' -H'E 1-9-2-5 P-IfN-E B-U-R'R ow ' e as ' 4 V, 1 'lt ei t fiom 4 zlxk Oil GIRLS, ATHI,ET1C ASSOCIATION This association was organized early in the fall by Miss Martha Shuller. .Xt the first meeting the girls elected the following otiicers: President. Josephine Terrell: secretary and treasurer, Ileulah lilantonz hostess, Olivia Chamberlain: floor manager, l.eila Self: publicity manager, Sara llall. During the past years the girls of the l.inc1ilnton High School have shown little interest in athletics of any kind. This fact, of course, was because of the lack of equipment and proper instruction. But since our occupation of the new high school building with its splendid gymnasium an effort has been made to interest as many girls as possible in sports. This. rather than turning out winning teams, was the main object of the Girls' Athletic Association. The girls have shown much interest and enthusiasm for basketball and have worked to produce a successful team, although this is a difficult matter for girls having so little experience and training. 'llhey have played several games and, although usually meeting defeat, show much determination and good sportsman- ship. Miss Shuller has been an eflicient coach and Miss Elizabeth Hoke has been kind to help instruct the girls and to act as referee in the games. For the spring work it is our aim to arouse an interest in tennis, volleyball. indoor baseball, and track. This is just a beginning of what is expected from the girls of next year and the years after. The girls of old Lincolnton High have always, done their part in boosting the school and are justly proud of the work of the boys' teams. llut we hope sometime soon to do our part in giving our school a high standing in athletics. 4. 4. .9 MEMBERS LEILA SELF ETIIICL HARRILL SUE M.xUNEY lZ:LlZrXBE'l'I'I SMITH ELv,x DEITZ Vivw LEE IJNEBEIQGIQR Biintwrr BLANTON SAXLLUC Scorr Eizwrn P.vNsv Woon Rtrrn IMRIQER Sineixn f'fALL GICURGIE Rtinrsru. 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MIiXII1ERS .Xl5lfIlNIf'1'lIX, ful.-XT1Yg 62I'If:xARD, CLARA P,-ARKICR, RUTH CARI'IiN'rIiR, HI'I'I'T TTIXLL, SARA P1 I'NAM , LIAMIQS CIl.XAlBI'fRI..XlN, fx7I,IVI,X IIARRILI., FRICIY RIIHINSON, NANCY CIIs'I'xIiR, RAY IIIIRIQ, RIICITA SIIICRRILL, NIIXRG.XRlf'I' CRIIIYIZLI., GIQIIRILIQ I4IX1':HI',RGI2Ii, YIA A LI-:IQ SIIICRRILL, VIRGINIA IJIILII, IIIA I,III:IQ, DAYIII SIIIVIQS, IAVIIRIQY ICRWIY, EX'Ifl.X'N I,IIRIQ, YIRILINIA SIIIYIQS, IQYICLYN ICRWIN, S.Xl.I.IIf SL'U'I I' LIIYIC. KIARY SIIICNQICR SIIIVICS, RL'IIrII,I'II FIIRII, IIIA NI.XCINJN.XLIJ, l,AI'Rx XYARLICK, DAVID GAIIRIIQL, IIIIAYIQLI, MACIASAN, I':I,lZ.XHl2'l'll XYITIIEQRS, LYXLA C.XMlil.lf, I'AR.XNK RlliRRI'I l', MAY CRUVSIC XYIIAIACR, XIARIIC IZRIIIQ, ICAIIIA PAGE SEVENTY MIIIIRIC, DIIRA EYUIJIQRV, AIIARY ,,K ,. X.-frA,.,7,,.:,.AJ-i O1 H E 19'Z'5 PVINI-1 H'U Ie rc ', - e i x 1? M T Z THE PIOIVIIE IECONUMICS Cum HI l9IClfRS TI ILA S1411-' ,, , H H ,A , , , AA,,,, ,APm1s'ff1'm1f If M.xI'N1iY , , ,,. A ., I '1'rr-l'1'vxifr'v11f Suu HYHIHCR .. ..,. ,.,, ..,A ,, A .Sl'v1'f'l411' x' um! 74I't'tl.Vl!I't'I' as Illfxlm-i'1 1ix R xvr2x1iI ,A ,,,,, ,.,, , Alu'-:'i.wr .j. 4. q. NIICNIIZERS IJIEITZ, Iiuix KI,xI'Nr2Y, Slut Gill-ilfix, SVSU-Z SELF, 'IA.IClI,,'X llmqli, KAW! IICRIXI-Z XX'lxs'1'l-Jw, I,1'1, x Rm Yrml-112, Sum PAGE .LTC SEVENTY-ONE 11 1111 1-1 as 1: sit A V YVYY V -Y -V , 'Ji' ' .. . 5.U.R. V V V 7 L K' ' r ' 1 fix .-3. Tn-E 1-Q-2-5 PINEB . . l nth CLASS CALENDAR 1924-'25 Sept 4-School opens. Sept. 5-Schedule arranged. Sept. 8-Classes begin. Sept 9-First assembly in chapel. Sept 19-Football game with Newton at Lincolnton. L. H. S. won, 13-6. Sept. 20-Football game with Lenoir 'at Lii sci i fxo 1 Lin icolutou, fire 17-7 n a r wt - coluton. Sept, 30-Tuesday set as main chapel day. Oct, 1-Organization of clubs. Oct. 2-Class meeting for election of staff. Oct. 3-Football game with lforest City. L. Oct. Oct. ll. S. won, score being 28-O. o-Selection of class rings and pins. 7-Class meeting for purpose of sell- ing Lyceum tickets for amulal. Oct. 8-Football team christened Yellow- jackets. Oct. 10-Football game with Spencer, L. H. S. defeated, score 5.3-0. Oct. Elf 10-Hard work put forth hy class a supper for liiwanians. Klost prom- inent work-dish washing. Oct. Oct. Oct. 13-.Xnother blue, unlucky Klonday. 14-Library opened. 15-Clubs meet. Oct. 17-Football game with Blount llolly. Lincoluton defeated by 19-0. Oct. 20-End of first tests. Oct. 22-Regular club meetings. Talk from missionary of China. in Dramatic Club. Oct. 24-l'la1f-holiday. Football game with Klooresville at Nl0OI'QSYlll6. L. l-l. S. defeated hy 7-O. Oct. 27-Same old classes. Oct. 28-Pageant given by grammar school in chapel. Oct. 29-Dignified Seniors at work clean- ing school building. Oct. 30-Class meeting for purpose of distributing Lyceum tickets to sell. Oct. 31-Football game with Shelby at Shelby. L. lfl, S. defeated by score of .Stl-3. Nov. 3-Kicking, but not high. Nov. -l-Class meeting for seeing about Senior pictures. PAGE SEVENTY-TWO Nov. 5-Pictures of clubs taken. Nov. Q-Continuation of taking pictures. President of class injured in football practice. Nov. 7-Arrival of class rings. Nov. 10-lilistribution of rings. Nov. 11-Holiday. One of features of parade was a float representing school. Nov. 12-llad lessons as usual after a holiday. Nov. 1'-lVe always thought Aubrey would go to Wlashington on a political ticket brt never dreamed he would go on a Lyceum ticket! Nov. 14-Picture contest. Nov. l7fGirls' Athletic :Xssociation organ- ized. Nov. 18-Nothing unusual. Nov. 20-Class meeting. Nov. 21-Nothing happened. I Nov. 25-Class meeting. Nov. 26-A short day, getting out at one o'clock for Thanksgiving. Nov. 27-llolidays for Thanksgiving. llec. 2-.X visitor in chapel. music direc- tor. Mr. Milam. Report by Miss l'ultou from Klusic Supervisors' convention. Report from Rudolph Shives from Y. M. C. A. meeting at Statesville. Dec. 3-Class meeting and staff meeting. Dec. 4-Same old classes. Dec. 5-Seniors receive firstladmonitiou from Nr. johnson to the ettect that we had better wiggle on and giggle on and study some. Dec. 8- L Club gives program in chapel. Dec. 10-Basketball game with Denver. Score 18-12 in favor of Denver. Dec. 11-Basketball game with North Brook. Score 25-16 in favor of Liu- coluton. Dec. 12-Basketball game at Newton. Score 23-21 in favor of Lincolnton. Dec. 15-Staff meeting. chapel. Dec. 16-Basketball game with Asbury. score 17-13 in favor of Asbury. Pep meeting in Dec. 17-Organizations meet. Dec. 18-Basketball game between first and second teams. score 16-11 in favor of first team. Stunt night. 'ani -1 in Q: las 1111 1 Z 1 i . . . l ,.,X 1-as 1 1111 X. ' :afres,gggL 'HE 1'9'2'5 7 ?.glgNg.E .... -,.B'UtR'D Dec. 19-Dismissal at one o'clock for Christmas holidays. Dramatic Club con- ducts chapel exercises. Presentation of fivn-dollar gold piece to Dramatic Club for best stunt on Stunt Night. Fifteen rahs given for Santa Claus. jan. 6-.Xfter two weeks season of gaiety and festivity, we catch the broken threads again and resume our work. lan. 7. 8, 9-Dull and short days on ac- count of work on chimney. lan, 12-.Xfter much confusion and a short session of court and search, warrants having been served on us, the cat came back -Uh! l mean the fountain pen. lan. 13-Basketball games with Lowell at Lowell by girls' and boys' teams. The boys were defeated by a score of 18-15, the girls by 27 to 7. lan. 1-l-Class meeting for selection of class utilities, Slips were distributed for the representative members of the class. lan. 15-Basketball game with Gastonia on local court. Lincolnton defeated' by a score of 18-12, after rouffh play and a small fight. 45 -lan. 16-.Nnother short day on account oi inclement weather. Staff meeting the object of which was to decide to whom our animal should be dedicated. hlan. 19-Talks from two Davidson College Students who are conducting a come clean campaign for the Hi-Y Club. lan. 21-lixams! Exams! Exams! lan. 22-llorrid Exams! Basketball game wgth Newton. lloys win 27-10, girls lost, 1 -S. lan. 23-Short day in order to give teachers more time for correcting exam- ination papers. lan. 26-New schedule goes into effect. lan. 27-llasketball games with Lowell on local court. lloys win, 13-S. Girls win, 1-1-8. Light refreshments served to vis- itmg teams atter games. lan. 28-Regular meetings of clubs Ian. 29--L. ll. defeated in a basketball game with Aliilfltll, 12-10. Feb, 2--Girls' basketball team loses a game, 32-8. at llessemer City. Feb. 5-Basketball game with llessemer City. Girls are defeated, 16-12. Feb. 6-Boys play basketball game at Gas- tonia and are defeated, Z2-5. Feb. 9-Nothing doing. Feb. 10-Tennis Club of eleventh grade organized. Feb. 11-+Regular club day. Feb. 12-Girls' basketball team played Tryon and was defeated, 16-12. Feb. 13-Talk in chapel by Mr. Craig, a missionary to Africa. Feb. 16-Preliminary try-outf' of debaters for triangular debate. Spelling test given. Feb. 19-Basketball game between Lincoln- ton and Shelby boys. NVe win, 25-21. Feb. 20-Girls meet their W'aterloo in a basketball game with Charlotte. the score being 41-1. XVe did get one point, didn't we? Feb. 23-1'-lalf holiday for celebration of XVashington's birthday. Feb. 2-l-Class meeting for selection of inascot Feb, Zo-Basketball game with lXlaiden. Feb. 27-L. ll. S. girls play Charlotte girls at Lincolnton, score being 20 to 5 in favor of Charlotte. Some improve- ment, eh? March 2-llaseball practice begins in earnest March 10-Tennis courts completed. March 11-NVatch the tennis fans. March 13-NVhat more could we expect on Friday the thirteenth, Xlarch 16-Members Dramatic Club hard at work on play, ln Dixon's Kitchen. Good luck to them in the contest! March 19-More rainy weather. March 20-First preliminary for state inter-high school dramatic contest. March 24-Debaters getting armed with words for triangular debate. March 27-Good luck to the debaters to- morrow night! March Z8-PINE BURR goes to press. Sis! Boom! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! THE Exp PAGE SEVENTY-THREE 11 fini :oi 'iwioi :oi ii yi ii' 2139.1 -aseptic: 0:11 1-11111. 1 11111111111-1131-111-111313411411-ii 11 1114 if , 'W'-'riff' THE 1-9 2-5 W P - 1 - N - E P all 1 ll E S 330 ,, ' A . 1 122 , ii -r 4591 l 'Qs fabs . -. p H 1 y - HE MAN1XGEllEN'l' of tl1e 1025 l'1N1i IGURR wishes to a11nou11ce a change i11 its advertising policy. liecause many have saicl tl1at the usual adver- tisements i11 the hack of the hook are IlOt read, we have tried to make the Zllllllllll arlvertisi11g COIlSlltl1lL6 real and practical value. First, we l1ave placed tl1e 11a111es of tl1e aclvertisers O11 the school bulletin boardg second, in the school section of the county papers we have, from time to time, puhlishccl with a snappy slogan, the l'1Nli livin: ZlflYC1'llSCl'S, and third, we have given the arlvertisers proportionate space i11 a school paper pul1lisl1ed by the PINE Rome. We sincerely appreciate tl1e hearty co-operation of tl1ese pulmlic-spirited ment who have by their finan- cial assistance and encourageinent made possible tl1e publication of the Fourth Volume of THIS P1NI2 BURR. 'lllllf NlAN,XGl2Ml2NT. i ln 'ag' ' .. - ui . 15' ,. ' 4' 'L PAGE SEVENTY FOUR U'R . A FHEIQZJ PINIBURI WSW V OUR ADVERTISERS ONE PAGE Belk Shrum Company Saxony Spinning Company HALF PAGE The Square Store Lincoln Drug Company Lander Hardware Company H: E' Ramsauris. Sons Q Childs Wolfe Drug Store L1ECgCll!I'gEaOr:lyI'I8at1l'lg and Plumbing A. Abraham Brothers Hoyle Implement Company Coca-Cola Bottling Company Carolina Oil Company The County National Bank R, Rt Madfon, Auctioneer Dixie Grocery Company The First National Bank QUARTER PAGE Efird's Department Store Hunter's Cash Grocery Rivoli Theatre Warlick Furniture Company Dr. I. R. Self, Dentist C. A. Jonas, Attorney at Law Yoder and McLean Kenneth Grigg and Company Byars Motor Company Dixon's Pressing and Tailoring Central Candy and Cigar Company Company Nicholson and Roper, Attorneys at E' N' Rudisill Law Dr. C. H. Harrill, Dentist C. D. Stroup, Accountant and Johnston Ice and Fuel Company Auditor Riverview Dairy Lawing and Costner Trio Service Company EIGHTH PAGE Lincoln Store D. C. Leonard Army and Navy Store Putnam's Barber Shop Dave Lerner Lfncolnton Variety Store Lineberger Brothers Williams and McKinis Hinson's Filling Station Lincoln Bakery Lewis M. Poag, Waste Cotton F. H. Chamberlain, New and Used Dealer Textile Machinery PAGE SEVENTY-FI E -. 111- 1111111 1 1 1 1111 111 ' 1 41 ,gf .. 3-,4.,,.if, 4 1 FE-1'h 19 2 5 P-I-N'E B'U- 11, R GE S ENTYASIX -.-xzifz-12.1-:-.i-gui-mailings-snuauruzz-puzq-.gp-gi J :rl ' .,v,:p,,'Jf., 11, I Y I4 -1 ', '55 IH'E 19 2 5 P1AN'laC r 1uV1f:a , , A Q , 1 . A 1 , Xlgl J ' X Z f X14 Z! f . f ,f 1 7 , ' 'wa I X, fd X -H THLE TIC T PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN --1 1'-N: : -- 1 -: as -. -- -.. -... --- -2 -.-- -... -.-A -1 -. vp 4. ..,.. .. M, .- .- nnqnq-pr-pq-Q-.uni 1 .,,,g,' FJ-1 'T Nm -1 V 1H 11, lwfs jg? P1N1B x , UR Wnwg Q E PAGE SEVENTY LIC,-HT SE! a xn 5. fi T --.--.-1--f-cur-- --1'- '1 1 iiiiiiii -H-E 1-Q-2-5 P-IIN-E B-U-R4 THE FOOTBALL SEASON OF 1924 J. F. '1'nOxx.xsOx .,... KENNETH GOODSON CUUUIZ .......QStIf ItII'Jl ROBERT DICLLINGIQR ....... ,,OOOOO - Ifmzagfcr .g. 4, .g. MICRIIIIQRS HOw15L1, G.x1:1:11tL ,.,...,. .... 1 'ight and ...,.... ...O,. 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H. S ....... .... 1 4 Lenoir . ,.......... 7 L. H. S ......, 28 Forest Cit5 '.....,I. O L. H. S ...................,......,.... 0 Spencer ...... 52 L. H. S. Isecond teamI ...... O Maiden .,,,..,. 13 L. H. S .......,....................... 0 Mt. HOII3 f.,...,. I9 L. H.. S ....... 0 lIOO1'esviIIe 7 L. H. S ....... .... 1 4 Maiden ..... O L. H. S ....... 3 SI1eIIJy ............,, 30 I.. H. S ....... 6 Ilarinm Springs .. 6 I.. H. S ....... 8 Gastonia ..,........, 13 PAGE SEVENTY-NINE 4-4.----.:.gf:z4,1-.ziczzlez-1.21-,1 x.-'f' ,sff . f rf l, ,M 'J g . . A 1 f u5su14,1Qz5 P1N1LhURR 1 ' 1 , .B-.--...up-nu--. 1,3 J 1-if WW, , i Y ,v -... E H 1 I F i N, ' I I 'S 5 'L xv 'E :UL .I it 's 's is 45 ij Ivi fl 11 '4 'Y M V , V 'E fx V I u ii 3.5 5. 'I A 1 ...V ...-,Y -. . , 3 ,- -.-.. - .., Y Y, ,A.,x,ff.. 1, , , ------ - --W - PAGE EIGHTY -1-n.-111.1-11..1i11..1-nn-1-4-pawn: I-4 3491.1-1 .. .. 1-..-env-1.-11,..11'.---ni-1 ,'ff+i11-14 X .lw.w' ,Q , -H-E l'9 2 5 f P-I'N'l1 E-UER12 1, . ffl, f W A K f W hi 1 my INA' 4 . x THE BASKETBALL SEASON OF 1925 I. F. THOMASON ...... HOWELL G.-xBR1EL ..... HOWELL GABRIEL ....,.... ...... KENNETH GOODSON ........, ..,... W ISE BEAL ..,........A.... . KENNETH HEAVNER .......... ...... 4. 4. .g. M E M B ERS right forivard ....... .left forward ......... ......ce1zfc'r............ .right guard ....,..... RAY COSTNER ...,.............. .......... I aft yzzalra' .,........ CRAWFORD COON ....... XTANESS HOWARD ....... L. AH. S ......., . L. H. S ......... L. H. S ...,..... L. H. S ......... L. H. S ......... L. H. S .......... L. H. S ......... L. H. S. .... . L. H. S ......... L. H. S ......... L. H. S ......... L. H. S ......... L. H. S ......... ......f0VZUGl'd........ ......cenfm'...,.... .g. 4. .g. RESULTS OF THE GAMES 12 Denver ....... 22 Newton ..... IS Startown 15 Lowell ..., 12 Gastonia ..... 27 Denver ....... 26 Newton ..... 13 Lowell ....... 10 Maiden ....... 5 Gastonia ..... 17 Tryon ..... 25 Shelby ..... 23 Maiden ....... ..............C'0aciL N.. . aptazn LEONARD .........J.XM13S PUTNAM .............-IUIIN SENTER .GEORGE CROWELL .......R1C11ARD REES .......EDISON SHUFORD FORREST SHUFORD .. 18 21 15 18 ,. 16 22 10 8 12 22 14 Z1 25 PAGE EIGHTY-O E iii 1,1 11,11 11,340 :iii 1 ini ioiucrui- it-1 1 i 2: 'l,J1..I Z, .1 ylyfx , , Wfmi ,Z X 'X -HI: I-9-2-5 P-I'N-E B-U- PAGE EIGHTY-TWO illf, -cf ,Fi F' - it A LITTLE BIT OF NOTHING ,S1l'lllU1'.S' I Tuurlzvm' und L 'lass- IllcIfc'.x'Z ,5'U11im's: Tmrlzws and Class- III tl tes I CTUNE: Rvzzlmz, and Ravlzclb Classmates, teachers, we'x'e been thinkin' Xllien we leave you all behind, Will you ery Sliarcl that your tears, Will form another salty brine? Yes, oli, yes, most wonclerful seniors, Xlllien you turn your baelc to us. XYe',ll be lalqen Si1lll1Cll to crying That from salt our cheeks will ruat. liut, oli, elassinales, teachers. listenl lf for us you'll grieve that way, Well put off our graduation, Until some far, future clay. Uh- no. Seniors, c,lon't you bother, NYC were only a-teasing, true: We can get along quite splendicllyg XYe're most happy to lose you! Linux W.ITIII3Izs ,X l .lzgrgzg , Q-Qvfigq-xzifgi E BCL... ,s Q , N 111: 1'Q'2 F, f 1.:.V,1 Q..- ,-.. -...,...........5........ .... ., ,vm . . ' -1--pf-Q-vsw.-.Apu-Q-.-uqnznqaqgfnfgxiqpq-p1 -s 1 ' y Ill bl I' H 'I lx li 4 1. ,fQ,.m.m,w,.,,f.f . , Q., L ,....... ,....,.' . . , lL - 1- . , , I A 'N 'qu 'V V 4. - iv? 3 ' ' 4 .-. .' ,-'.' ...V m.. ' YQ vip g'1eQ3fg.. 1f'.I. .V qc j ' IV :iff- '- Y , ' .. A Q - A' ' ' Q., . -aff. ff'-'ww -'-ffif-f,: X I ,X V , V' I .., -,. . . .. 4 A U t V -V . , - K' -,aff- 7 .1, V -, K- sch' A 1. 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H , -' A - ll- V. ., 1' fi' 1 ' ' - y 'vying ,LM -'I l l -' ' 5 V y - ' H .,,,J,, f-1,-rl. ...M -I .. , WV -V wg, Y :' If .A 3: .ibn ,' I i Nqm,5:,6fe?:,1., . 1, V...4 , wig. 1- .L , 1 .M ' 12' . .V .- :I V ' -- .,... ..-M ,..,, M, gn , , H11-.'..W ,Vs ,m,,w,f ul Vi., ..,,, gf F2317 1 A24 .E 143 liiwlgli, ll Q .. -Jani PAGE EIGHTY-THREE C1 r 5 X II-I3 1-912-5 P'I-N'E BU Reefer-1--We--er-ee 1 1,1 ,Mm All I rW'e r IIIrre ALUMNI DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1908 ANNIE MCKEE-Mrs. Cash Nixon, City. EVA JAMES-Official Post Card Reader of Lincolnton. MARGARET Coen-Teacher, New York. CATHERINE CRAWVFURID-BOORRCCDCI', Bon Marche Store. Asheville, N. C. AIARY lVJELI.INCER-1XllI'S. Victor Fair, City. ETHIQL LUNG-Official Stamp Licker of the Liucolnton P. O. LETIIA SELF-Mrs. Bess, California. joIfIN RAMSAUR-A Knight of the Grip. llAIuP'roN CHILDS-LHNVYCY, City. CARSON Mori-Orange Tzlster, Florida. NlACON EPPS-S1l1JL'l'lI11L'llClCllI of Schools in Newton. SAM IDICLLINGER-ILXSSlStZ1lll Professor and Student at Columbia University. lXlASON PRESSLY-Pill Roller in Belmont. CLASS OF 1909 ALXRY MQKIZE-Mrs. George Steed, Charlotte. lll'fRBER'I' AlILLliR-P6LlLllCS Groceries, Lincolnton. l'l1i:sRY McLEAN-Tooth Puller, Spartanburg, S. C. JACK RISESE-Eletriczll Engineer, New York. AIAY Ruonlss-Mrs. Corriher, Salisbury. WILL S'rRIDER-Asheville. RGBERT YODER-TQ3Cl1ll1g at Columbia, S. C. NIATTIE CAMP-VVorking' for her Uncle Sam, ,RIJSPI HINSON-1x'lfS. Earl Padgett, City. liARL SHERRILL-Bookkeeper, Lowell. ' CLASS OF 1910 NIYRA NIKON-BITS. john Turley. Clayton, N. C. XVILLIE MCKOY-Mrs. Ernest Lynn, Charlotte, N. C. BESS HOFFMAN-Mrs. Ed Kale, City. NIAE CLINE-BIFS. Stroup, Shelby, N. C. CLASS OF 1911 LUCY C.'XIwIP1NII'S. VVhitlock, South Carolina. CARL DELLINGER-Draftsmaii at Newport News. MAUDE CRowELL-Mrs. Harvy Jonas. City. P1XL'l, YoImER-Medical Student at Philadelphia. K.-xTHI,13EN HIALE--Mrs. H. Vanderpyl, Memphis, Tenn. I CLASS OF 1912 FRANK LOVE-Manufacturer, City. NVILLIAAI LANIIER-Sells hardware for hardwear, City. PAUL AlL'LI.EN-IIISLIYHUCC and Real Estate, City. joIIN lX lULI,EN-Nl0ll6I'll town crier of this city. VVx'A'r'r MCNAIRY-Schenectady, N. Y. .loIIN CHAMBERS-Lawyer, Rutherfordton. ETIIEL Cl.INE-MVS. Earl Honeycutt, Shelby. N. C. NINA CROXVEI,,L-lX'II'S. Nina Crowell Rhodes Flack, NVent to Boston, but Soon Came buck. SUE BETTY JAMES-RIFS. Al NVeber, City. MAMIE HOOVER-Mrs. J. E. B. Houser, County. LILLIE LINEBERGER-Mrs. Jenkins, City. 1XlYRTI.E PADGETT-Mrs. J. A. Gardner, Charlotte, N. C. CORA LEE RHODESfB1lSlllCSS NVom:In, Charlotte, N. C. .IITNIA Slfl,F-BITS. Arrowood, City. City. PAGE EIGH-rv-Foun an-uso: 1 cpl: 1 1 Quiz itil: 1.15 1 311 ii: I1 3-iriiilllieaix vs :Cixi-1-3 3 liiiifiiioi 1 irc:--Q ii? 3 ' E H'E I-9-2-5 1 I P-IAIIE BU-RI I R W or il' or error I nif- CLASS OF 1913 NEI,I.IIi HARRIIJ.-Mrs. Lint-herger, S. C. MA'1 I'1E LoR15-Mrs. Martin Rhodes, City. JOHN .-XN'rHoNY-Teaclies the Young Idea How to Shoot. City. VER'1'IE KNoxx'LES-Mrs. Claud XVilson, lit-sseiner City. jonx l'IERNDON-JO1lI'l1llllSl, Goldsboro, N. C. ERNEST DIQIIINGER-Tiller of the Soil, New Hanover County, N. C. RL'TH RHODYfS13ll'S. Charles Binghani, Statesville, N. C. BIARY XVARLICK-RlI'S. John lVeaver, County. LINDA hVi'XIill-TXIYS. Henry Crowell, Asheville, N. C. BAXTIQR Ro1moERs-Oil King Knot Castorl, New Mexico. ESSIE MoRE'1'Z-Mrs. ,laines Arnistrong, llehnont, N. C, NEi,I,n2 MQLIQAN-Mrs. George Brevard, Mississippi. JAMES JENKINS-IllSllI'ElllCC Agent. Greenshoro. JACK l,AxIuI2R-Driiggixt at l-lainlet. EMMA Tl0OYER-Xll'S, james XVithers, Broadway, N. C. CLASS OF 1914 RICHARD SIIU1foRn-Scliool Teacher, Lincoln County. hlYR'l'l,E IJAVIS-T6ZlCllCI', County. ANNIE T'lOOVlQR-3ll'S. Dr. Hoffman, Boston. PACT, Rnomis-Cotton llnyer, City. T'lA'l l'Il'2 MAE CRon'Iil,I,-Mrs. Quickle, County. JXURA HEAVNRR-City. TNEZ CROWISLL-Mrs. XVilliain Hoffman, City. JOHN ROBINSON-1XICCl13IllC. City. FLOSSIE RllIJISII.T.1lh'12lH3gCf of Efird'S Exchequer, City. TXIARIE LINEBERGER-TCZiCllCl', City. ARNOLD CocHRANE-NVood Manufacturer, City. CONNTE HEAVNER-Mrs. john Rohinson, City. RRLICE LANIIIQR-Asheville. AGNES DEI.I,iNc.ER-Mrs. Arnold Cochrane, City. lX'1ABEl, ROBINSUN-VV3Sl'llllglOl1 State. CLASS OF 1915 MABEI. ROBINSON-NVashington State. A.GNES IJELLINGER-BITS. Arnold Cochrane, City. INEZ CRowI2I.i.-Mrs. William Hoffman, City. FLOSSIE RL'lllSIl.l.-BIHl13gC'F of Efird's Exchequer, City. CLASS OF 1916 FITZHUGH T l0YLE1.AlltOI1l0l3llG Dealer, City. MARII5 Morz-Arizona. ,TENNINGS EIIXVARDS-SCl6l11lSt and School Teacher, Dallae, N. C. ELSIE RHOlllfS4xlI'S. Davis Cauble, High Point. TVIAY AccA WARREN-Mrs. Carl Bailey. CORINE CRowELI,-Mrs. Toni Abernethy, City. NVALTER COSTNER-Studying Medicine, Philadelphia. STERN CAMP-Cotton Buyer, S. C. AGNES HERNDON-SCllOOl Teacher, Kings llflountain. FRANCES RANDALL-Mrs. Clarence Alexander. Charlotte. BREMA SHARP-AITS. Lineherger, City. LENA DELLINGER-School Teacher, City. CLASS OF 1917 IVIARIE RUDISILL-Mrs, Hal Hoyle, City. GRACE SHERRII.L-MTS. Erskine Willis, City. LORINIS SHIVES-BITS. Dewey Hoyle. City. LILLII2 TNTAY JAMES-Mrs. Craig Seagle, City. FLORA CAMP-City. PAGE EIGHTY-FIVE 1111 -311112311 1-05.1115 ci-it11-lininglui-1111-tim-inioiniimiini 3 1 1 1'-J +f'1f fi ei-.wi PAG 1 - ,, H-E 1-9-2'5 P-I'N'E B-U-R - Wil ll , X lynx' ef 1111.1 ,A S111Q1zu'oon CH11.11s-Textile Manufacturer, City. xVll,l,llf CosTN1iR-Tlieatrieal Stzir. SA11113 LEE NIXON-SCl'lHOl Teacher, City. IJIIS XCOIIER-NI1'S. Rual Newton, City. NIAIC Slflilf-Tl'1lll16ll Nurse, Charlotte. I.1i1,m RHo11Es-City. llvmzlx LOIUC-'fiQt'llHQlSt, U. N. C. CLASS OF 1918 F1,oi'11 MACH-Mrs. lrzi. Cline, Southside. IilPN.X l'lllYI.E-BITS. Burgin Ramsaur, City. RUIllCR'l'.X LUYE-Mrs. Eugenia Brower, XVinston-Salem. .XNNII-Q 1.1512 RlcAr,1s'1'1i1zflDiit-ti1r's Assistant, City. G11o1u11.1x H1i.xrNE1z-City. l,ll,l.'X tioonsox-Mrs. C. ll, Aslie, Hickory. S.fXl,l,IlC lloox'1iR-Mrs. Roliert XVise, City. fJl,lX'lQ lC'12u1t.'xxi-Mzirriecl zinrl living in Florida. Al,XlQf2l'l4I'll'1'l'l Sl'l,l,lY.XNfAll'S. Hurgin Wfoocl. CLASS OF 1919 L1..xI'1i12 XV11,1,1.1xx1sA'l't-xtile NYorlcer, llope Mills, N. C. I,Ul,l,llf R1'111s11,1,-Nlrs. joe Lore, Lexington, Miss, li1,1z1x1:1i'1'11 KlL'1.1,12x-City. lilil'l,.Xll RlMBIER-NIE1l'l'lCtl :incl lives in Stanley. S1Q.iu'1ir, ll51iA1.-A Miller, City. M.xx111i l.,1N12HERG1i1a-Mrs. Carlos Crowell, City. LIQRUY li1iEyER-lnstruetiir at N. C. State, Raleigh. llliwlix' XXVII.T,1.XMS-50111110111 Power Co., Charlotte. JUSIiI'IfllNE A1:15RN13'1'1-lx'-Selirvol Teacher, Lincoln County. EDN.-x Ruolilis-Teacher. Cherryville, N. C. l'l1,x11c CAAII'-Tl1L'Z1tI'1Clll Star, City. EIEICN RICESE-Pill Roller, Monroe Iis1'1143 SIIARI'-BITS. ,loc Rucltisill, Gastonia. C.XRl'I'.X Enwxnrvs-Teaelier, Lincoln County. FRANCIQS Iloy1.E-Seliool Teacher, Shelby. JICSSHC lloy1,1i-Seliool Teacher, Shelby. CLASS OF 1920 Vl12tllNl.A B'IIl,I,ER-NITS, Rohert McLean, Gastonia NIARY ,HOYLE-St6I10gl'3Dl16I', City. Aux ClitlXYEI.l.-3113. Iiineacle, Gastonia. RUM IQL'DlSII.l.,'-BITS. Herhert Miller, City. M.x1z1ox XV1sE-A NVise Teacher, City. XV11.11121,x11xA REESE-Teacher of this County. Clil,l2S'l'1i -lox.-is-Teacher, Gihson, N. C. Axxili llulxl-Mrs. M. lil. XVlllStCHK'l, City. J l1IJN.x L1N131zERGER-Mrs. NVilli:un Lander, City. A1,x1.x l lox'1.E-Mrs. Boyd, Charlotte. Gl,.Nl1X'S R1'111s11.L-,luuior at Lenoir-Rhyne. Ltffw' C1x1z1111lN'11ER. liA'1'14: M11s'1'1L1.1.ER-Teaclier. Kl'I l'lli Loiui-Teacher at Taylorsville. Kl.1x1u:.xR1i'1' Mo'rz-Teacher :it Rockinghmn, N. C. ALXRY ICJIQATON-SEl'llOI' at Lt-noirfRhyne. RVTII Roinxsox-Clerlc in this City. CLASS OF 1921 121,1z.x1z1i'r11 RICDONAL11-Rlrs. H, F. Krauss, Troy, N. C. liy121,yN N1xoN-Teacher at North Brook. Q Rifrn l-lUN1iyCUTT-M1's. june Wingate, City. E EIGHTY-SIX 1: 1: 111311 1 -3 1-1 iii- antiqui- 1 1.13 linioini 1-1-itiiriii can 'uni -1 1 it Q 11 1 f 1 HE 1925 q E PINE - V -- -- is 'ti 71' ' A WL l RVBY ll.XI,LM.'XN-BIFS. Jennings Edwards, Dallas, N. C. RIILDRED ROX'S'l'I2R-A'lYS. Presb Rliyne, Hickory, N. C. EDWIN ROBINSON-S61llOI' at CZlI'0llllZl. EDITH iHOOVER-SCl1lOY at X. C. C. XV. CLYDE Gl'lODSON1SClllUI' at Carolina. RAPER -lUNAS'SClllOl' :lt Carolina. l'lAROLIl VFHOIXIPSON-SClllOI' :it Carolina. RALPH LORE-Senior at Carolina. WTLLIAM KEEVER-N. C. State. EDNA I-ioox'ER-Senior at N. C. C. W. ANNIE ELIOT LEE-Senior at N. C. C. W. XVILLIAM JENKINS-Studying Law at Carolina. EVELYN CORNWELL-County. lXlYR'1'I.E JONES-AlI'S. NY. E. King, of Charlotte. CLASS OF 1922 RIABEI, RHODES-Teacher. County. EDGAR LOVE-Junior at Carolina. ROSE BUILD CHAMBERLXIN--Illllltjl' :it Hollins Collcgc. RIARJORIE PERKINS--Illlllfll' at N, C. C. NV. LESTER CRUXVEI,L-'llllllfjl' at Carolina. El,IZABE'l'H REINHARDT-Junior qu X, C, C, XV, GENEVEWE IDELLINGER-.lllllltjl' :it N. C. C, W. SIDNEY MCCUTGHEN-Applicant for Prt-siclcncy of Scalioarcl Air Line, JAMES MCLEAN-Yours Truly. LEMUEL W'ETMoRE-lVitl1 State lligliway, llzunlet, N. C. JUANITA FORD-Bl1SlI'ICS5 NVoinzm, Lincolnton. SELMA PUTMAN-JlllllOI' at N. C. C. W. WILLIE LEE JOHNSON-CllilI'lOttC Business XVoman. IQATHERINE NVHITNER-Teacher, Lincoln County. ESTEL RL'IJlSlI,J,-TEHCllCT, Lincoln County. RIATTIE SIf1XGI.E-USCCI to be one but now is Wade Childs' lit-ttcr ALMA L1NEBERGER-City. RIARJORIIS HOKE--A Hello Girl, City. IRENE SHRUM-ix Hello Girl. City. GIAXND PL 1'M,XN-Jlllll0I' at N. C. C. NV. PRUE HOLLY-Another Lincolnton Business Lafly. LENA HAVSS-Ste-nographer, Charlotte, N. C. , ' CLASS OF 1923 LAVON PUTMAN-XVitl1 Champion Tire-Patch, Lincolnton. EDGAR .'lxBERNA'1'HY-Vvltll Central Candy Company, City. SALLIE lxBERNATHY-SODl'lOlllOI'C at Agnes Scott, VTVIAN BIGGERSTAFF-Clerk, City. I. D. HLACKBTQRN-C0lllltj'. ROBERT COSTNER-Trying at llusinegs. SARAH COSTSER1SODllOlllOl'C at N. C. C. NV. KIARY STUART IZIIXYARIIS-C0lll1CCtCCl with Efircl's Ch:iin. BERTHA GOODsoN-Musiciang Plays Typewriter for J. VV. Mullen, THOMAS HARRiLl,-City Engineer, Assisting Georgie Deztn. KIURL LEE l'lL'GGlNS--Xvllll Pressing Club, City. PALYLINE HoL'sER-Teacher, County. WALTER l'lOYLE'SODllfJl1lO!'C at U. of California. HUGH JENKINS-Sophomore :it Carolina. IDONALD JONAS-Sophomore at Carolina. EDNA JONES-City. ZEB KEEVER-Mechanic. City. ILEESE IQISER-Tl'3Cl16f, County. ALDEN MDLLEN-Sopliomore at Carolina. LXIARY ELLEN ML'NDY-Sopliomorc at Lenoir. RIILURED PERKINS-Sophomore at N. C. C. W. lia PAGE EIGHTY-SEVEN 'iii-ii: i kiwi V1 xr- rl ii 11 1 fl 11- Q 111: 1 Yip-wi-10-1 our-1 1 'll l'i Q4Q Q i' Q' i 1'IiQ1 lwiillll iwilQUQ4'QUiU2U'Q4'QUQHQKQUQVQUQWV ' Ji- i M-12 : X-,ltwl Dm.. Wit- Df5'0qQiM.-' i T-H'E 1'9'2'5 P'I'N'E B-U'R'Rl ps eees A-ew-M-M-rf sg in ff' m - xwlil l l l ITARRY XVYcKorF-NVitl1 Drug Store in Kings Mountain, N. C, l lllil4MAN XVHITE-Sopliolnore at Davidson. 1 IXNNIE MVIl.LlS-SODllUlllOl'C at N. C. C. XV. ,KXIXIYDN Vlfoiin-Soplioinore at Carolina. x IBDWIN R1vYs'rER-S1iplioinore at Lenoir. ' i.il4MPliN SHUrnlur-Professional Wall Flower. i Allllllf SAIITH-Mrs. Fred Adderliolt, of Crouse. l l CLASS OF 1924 ' JOHN ,AKERS-Fl'CSlllll2lll at Davidson. PHILIP CooN-Musician, Boone, N. C. ULLIE MAE CRHNVEI.I.-ll'l'S. li. C. 'll-.-ague, Durham, N., C PAUIINE FlNGER-FI'L'Sllll'lZlll at Lenoir-Rliyne, i Jrlssnf CAMISLE-Fl'CSlllll3.ll at Converse. , Rninikr Ci!PtlIJlfF'FI'CSlllTIZlll at Carolina. li.fx'i'H12141N1i ll..iXRRll,l,-QHIOIHC Girl, City. RUSSEI, ldUGGINS-lll Grocery I-Eusiness. Annu-: MAE lflAUssH-County. i Cfuzkni H.fxI,I,MAN-County. PAULINE HUNEYCL l l'-SfCllOgl'ZllJl1Cl', Cliarlottc. ' . X1z'r11UR PARKIQR-At School in Kansas. lJlMl'I,1iS P.'xR1i15R-Teacliing in Virginia. ll1ii,iiN REINHAinrr-F1'esl1ii1ai1 at N. C. C. W. l -IQUTII RH0llliS1TC3.Cllll'lg, County. , Al.'XRVIN RUYSTER-Freslnnan at Duke University, Durham, C. ' BRYTIQ .IiUYSTER-StllllCllf Connnercial Department, L. H. S., City. Amina Mini SEAGLE-BUSlI1C5-S Lady, City. MYRTLE SELF-,A Nurse in Training, Statcsville. BEss S'mMEY-City. SUMN1-:R-Freslnnan at Carolina. -TAM13s SM1'rI-1-Freslnnan at Davidson. l MAE VVILLIAMS-A Cook for Her Husband, Mr. Cook. i ZELDA VVINCATE-1ilI'lgiS Business College, Charlotte. i LOUISE VVETMORE-F1'CSl'llll2:1I1 at Lenoir-Rliyne. I FRED YODER-County. RLANCHE YODER-County. Teachers ..... Students .. Lawyers ................ Theatrical Stars ..... Musician .....,....... Loafers Doctors .... Nurses ............... Stenograpliers .... Scientists ......... PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT Bachelors SUMMARY Flappers ...... Cake Eater ..... Clerks ................ Manufacturers Mechanics ,..... Agents, ...... Salesnien ............... Cotton Brokers ,... . Bootlegger . ,.......,.... . Old Maids ............,..... . 2 1 3? J 25 8 i 5 i 4 4 2 6 l l l l l 0 U Q a l l ! a niuinii Q io.: ! 0.4 do HE 1-Qtz-5 P'I-NE ist is is we r t ACKNOWLEDGMENTS HE PINE BURR staff wishes, first of all, to thank Mr. james Edward Kale, for without his generosity it would have been impossible to publish this, the fourth volume of the PINE lituuz. To the loyal advertisers we are supremely grate- fulg not only for their financial assistance but also for their loyal support in spirit. To Miss Mabel llacon, Faculty Advisor, and Miss John Anthony, clictionarion, and Mr. E. D. -lohnson, juror and judge, we wish to express our keen appre- ciation for their helpful suggestions and constant encouragement. To the Dramatic Club, the Girls' Reserve and Handiwork Club for their prompt response to the call for contributions from the clubs. To Nancy Robinson goes a heart full of gratitude for her willingness, readiness. and faithfulness in typing the contents of this volume. To Aubrey Shives, the capable Business lllanager, success and good luck! Before saying Goodbye, we would like to say that without the patience and cooperation of Mr. L. C. Boyer, of the Observer Printing llouse, and Mr. XY. B. Mitchell, of the Bierman Engraving Co., this book would most likely have fallen by the wayside. . . .,. 4. ., The great sewices of this life are not paid for, but are fvasscd O11-f1lC'7't'f0I'6', to the dass of 7926 we jmss on the cop-t'1'1'g1zf of the PINE BURR EDITOR-1 N-CHIEF. PAGE EIGHTY NINE oiiipiiiii liiil i 3 1 :rs 1 :ii -T 14 :- JM 113413 1:1111-incur.111'1--in-cwifviwiwiuifwivi 113:11 :ini 111111141 ...,,, ,,,,,i,,x . UH, f ' ea X Ny, 'M M f 1 '4 ,517 -5 !,1.j. v 1 'H-E 1-9-2-5 P'1-N-E B-U-R f f, I . AUTOGRAPHS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 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