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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1926 volume:

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But he takes out a dust-covered volume, THE PINE BURR-Annual of 1926. How dear to his heart are the scenes of his High School days at Lincolnton! The eyes, though dim, reveal the light of other days, and backward Time has turned in its flight as he turns the pagesg he is a Lincolnton High School boy living and loving again those golden days of 1925-'26. 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CROWELL 6533 ' ,1 N' 6151-'PTM W ,Jfiiiiff .2 2, 'Q ffm 'U A UAV NX nw iigj f' f 'lx' F' 1 9 2 G P I N E B U R R r1i1bQ1zL xvf..4g-f,.g4,fif.Ei'L PAGE EIGHT 1111 QHPIIIUYIEIIII illllarq Eluzuhvth 9111125 1Frunk 13 Gambit 9' , - 3 w 1 - 9 Q V- .V Tw W - fr WUL 'K !T,yiV,'f QW , , Y OJ We tx! ' 1 'ix H r X fy Q-,nw yr. fig i '1 3 -1 ii! X?!v1'1,1 f-Qgf -1-7.,f 'v,. C, 6.Q1:M ',Cix 'J' K 1 1 IVY fu W J6T'Vf' ' UU' L, K 'A f ni 1 , , fn. N! A 93? T ' '3'e '3,'2 15 PIN 12 12 Lf RH X , . ,,1, , X, 5 ,, . b. . H155 lwI,,XXl,IIlf, l-1 lam-, . llzazmzf ,Sfm11,wr PAGE NINE ' 5?i'f?fmf5'f3f'fM5?E'f3ff 355525 if5?1f'f A 'g'v5 lFff3X 'f? ff ff' 2Z5Pl?1 'M1 sEFgf l,,fwf'i1iX'f ,il fl 'N ,A R 4 - , fy M i 255 ' .f', , ,- f ,ififfiig-iw f if ff eye yiiiive 'Ulf ai. it f'T372Hfl f' f U 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R J vw 45529 L ' eil KPN U lf. D, Qlonxsox XY. li. l3L.XDSTUNlQ SllflfflillILL'IICI1t'1lI' MR. Vlorixsox is our able and eHicient superintendent. a true friend, a wise and faithful counsellor of the students of Lincolnton lligh School, whose love and respect he has won by his constant personal interest in our individual problems, and his close cooperation with us as a student body. We the Class of W26, appre- ciate his untiring efforts that have led us through our years of High School and have prepared us for the future. PAGE TEN Principal MR. Gexosroxii is not onlv our principal. but he is our basketball coach as well. He certainly believes in the old niaxini, XYorl4 when you work, and play when you play, and though he does not allow any foolish- ness in his classes, he enjoys fun as well as any of his pupils. lf you do not think so, just observe him at a class party for he is a good friend to us, a good pal with us, and a very capable teacher. 5o6?2'fi?i?o6?vi?'??f56P2fl7if?Eio?2i?ts?o6924?55foo?Qil?S?7o6?2iZ?H?o65W65B6J52i?sff36J52fZPtSgB SQQQQ itil. Sm, 1 E . 1 eggtfv fwmT.1i fwfxfifwv. 1 N V45 E N'ML1!W mix: ' ' fm S1 ml VT' 'CT V33 W'E'9 ?3 f' ' f1 ff 1 9 2 6 P 1 N E B U R R XVRDERO IGDIQ 'n N THE CLASSES S 1. p QRGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS -N JOKES AND ADS . ' ' A . W S r A A V' 1 ii F :,'i 'AV, L, ,,V -EE K -T31 I 1 5 R- SE 1 SE , ' -rqtv 'V ,V ml -f x' v,'f s w-Wie: -5. ,EiSRq,.UauAa-.1727 f?4f-3, . '-3431 7 57 '- .., PAGE ELEVEN nfs f' 1 ff: TX ' -- - -f---T--v?1ffr: W A up 1 v, , Wa, , 1 ,f ffl gf P 5 'Cm 7? 4 Q A 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R 3,Qaf1'55f5iw.f.fXuG3!JLi,TK?4bQQZfill' Iivrcwx ERXYIN Clccu, HAUSS THE PINE BURR STAFF EVIQLYN ,IQRWIN ,.4... l5a'z'!m'-in-Clzivf Clinfll, l lAxl'ss ,., A..,.. .,.,. I fzrsfizvxx flltlllllfffl' f3I,x1ws A1 :ri1:xlf1'1'1lx' .. ..,....Q,..,. .. ,,,... ISSI'SflIIIf Editor lX1.XIQG.XRl'f'l' IA-iii ,,,.l.S'Sl'.Yft1l1f HIlS1.IIL'A'X ,vHtI1fICYffl'l' Sw: Klxlwrfx' .,,. , ....' 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ART som-on Ollie Mae KQQVQ1' Lawrence Mlflick 5055 539, CLRCULATION MGR. Susan lation .Sue CLUBS ADVEIRTIZINGMGR. Trina l'lNli llvma S'12x1fF PAGE THIRTEEN ?Ti1ff??'5NP'556??i7i715CWS7555651?'f?56Jf?zi?i35F56F'fff?5'iv65f4??5fif?Qff?556fE'?f?f56?f?Tf6 Km rwimfw ,. f' fT,1'A A . Q, me wi, 0 Nw if 1-ffl. 'k,7T4'v vv H N :Y XN7QHiq17'i fr' kiwi W mr Y Q? 'CTSQE5 V 3'9 7 f 3fW 2?f 'iT L'lf1LXQY:4,gQG'J:fg',?jQN,,2 4-QQLSLKJQQ 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R ,1l,,2u5lfj:.f,,f',1 '.Kff4jQ'uAll 954 LMLEULFV xg' 0, ZX-9 500 IE.. ,jg -a-' Zn - ODD Pm sflatffiff 'Psitlft A 1 A tstlllff stllff ew ' stat I 'GTG I I i 1' saw 1?eiii1lie?f1f,,,Q?vytt1e 1 9 2 6 P 1 N E B U R R I L' 1 THE FACULTY Miss JOHN ANTHONY A teacher's ability is certainly shown when she can keep orcler in a room full of obstreperous pupils. Miss Anthony has repeatedly flone this and yet she has our love anrl respect. .Ns our chief librarian all her work is characterizecl by cheerfulness, thoroughness, anfl etliciency tof course, it is unclerstoocl that only Carter's ink is usecl in the library, on account of Miss .lohn's preferencel. Long after we have been graduated. we will remember the splenmlicl training our belovecl lfnglish instructor gave us. MISS LEAI-I STANLEY Stowetl away in the hearts of every Senior, there will he the treasured re- nieinheranee of Miss Stanley, our Latin anfl lfrench teacher. We have an especial reason for liking tor shoultl we say ,loving?1 her, for by her ever-ready smile, she has eraserl the clark clouds of gloom from many a Senior's face. anfl rcplacerl them with happier expressions by her unclerstancling ways ancl cheery worrls. During our two short years of knowing Miss Stanley, she has provetl herself a true frienrl to us. XYe are afrairl that she will not be with the lligh School next year, but we sincerely hope that she will make as good a wife as ' she has :1 teacher. lly her winning personality and ever-present assistance, kinrl thoughts will treasuretl be in the Mint of Memory of our clear friend. Miss Stanley. MISS EUNICE MacKAY XX'hat explanation is neeclerl here? Miss Macliay is our very own Senior teacher aucl is truly the iclol of her Senior class. She is a busy bee in Sunclay School work as well as in her work with us in High School. Miss Macliay is not only a belovecl woman, but a true friencl and it will be many years e'er we forget her. MISS RUTH JAMES Miss .lames is our llome lfconomics teacher anrl a most capable teacher she is. She is always smiling ancl happy antl is loved by all her pupils. Mhen a banquet is to be plannefl, we call on her ancl she does not rlisappoint us either. For the welfare of future classes in her subjects, we hope that she will remain at I,. ll. S. long after we have left it. MISS BLANCHE BURKE tif a sweet and unselfish clisposition she is always willing to help others. not grurlgingly but cheerfully anfl wholehearterlly. ller hounrlless enthusiasm ancl ability have marle her an ever-present help to the Senior class in getting out this annual ancl these qualities together with her lovable ways have won her much love anfl aclmiration. .. A 4 I . iQlilfZfiTi Q ?fi?.t:tQfwT+fiellis-Pltitiflrifl 1 9 2 6 P I iii E B U R R THE FACULTY MR. CHARLES SMITH It was a lucky day that brought BIr. Smith lbetter known to his football squad as lllock l to us from Guilford College, for is he not our biology wizard? He is strict but not too strict, since he has won the respect and admiration of all the boys as well as the young ladies. and we hope L. ll. will be so fortunate as to keep him many years. MISS ANNE GREY In spite of the fact that she has been here only a short while. by her win- ning ways Bliss Grey has acquired many friends. She is accomplished. attrac- tive, and very talented. She is an expert typist. has an unlimited knowledge of bookkeeping and shorthand. and has a thoroughly charming personality. We feel fortunate to have her as our commercial teacher. MISS ELIZABETH HOKE Bliss lIoke. our very capable athletic coach, has been with us but one year. In this time she has won the love and respect of every girl in the athletic associa- tion. She led the girls' basketball team through a most successful season. Her ready wit and overwhelming vitality convince us that Bliss lloke is sure 'nouglif' We will long remember her as a capable teacher, an excellent coach, and a true friend. MR. H. H. MCKEOWN BIr. Blclieown is one of our most highly esteemed teachers. Ile is not so strict as most of the faculty, but preserves order and his classes respect him greatly. llc is the lligh School math teacher. and we hope the incoming Fresh- man class will be fortunate enough to complete their math course under his instruction. MRS. LENA WEST BIrs. XYest is another one of our teachers that we have had for only one year. but we feel that we have had her longer. for she is our friend. XX e all like her and hope she will remain in Lincolnton lsligh School a long, long tune. MISS MAUDE HALL 'llhere is probably no teacher in the entire High School who is as generally liked as Bliss llall. Her sweet disposition and charming personality with a slight sternness, tempered by her fun-loving nature. endears her to all. Lucky will he the man who at last claims her for his wife, but right now we aren't will- ing to let her leave I.incolnton High School. PAGE SEVENTEEN CJNWW' 'XJ' , MMT , 1 Q FTW i'f ' W fV -'TJJI Wf'Ief 1'-4' f 'fiffvw W 4 ,Nj 1,.,9w7lX35gNxg'f35.g,7N 1,1 Zf-np 9Lfg1J4gx.,Q,,f9M5JJQ 355.4 y fgky, , JSM- .M . Vifx Aw dxdf- -A., . '-..V,,3,.. '-.. ,Uk l ,- W1 . J-?Lfwf,J4xim'ubL.xvs1'2'1 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R mayS-Q-1r,LfMf ' f:ww ,f4L,.f4J-5'-1 Opfd K of Krwovlxedoke xx Zuefed TevQ'xT0 k5 .T PAGE NINETEEN Jwfiiff' wfQ vw ,. w.1w' ---- 'www Gi:-uTT,f on Yr fiiVY?f' 5 QW77 f 5 F55'ef13gT f iilfz Tn' Y 4 if W'ig514i f '5 flilf- 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R k4g.y2 fl55:11U ,QAQQXLQE-b..Nf2GQi41 Xlxnv SELF .gvnior jfUSUOf PAGE TWENTY 1 9 2 6 P I EEE B U R R SENIOR CLASS FLOWER: IVisfarifz COLORS! IVIzz'fv and Lazfelzdmf BIOTTO : HYE-1'l'6'1Sf0l'U OFFICERS MARGARET LEE ....... ............,.......... .....,.... P 1 'csidvzzt XYILLIAM XYINGATE JACK RAMSAUR ,.,.... CECIL H.xUss ...,. RUTH IJAVIS ..,.... KATE RQJBINSON .,.... FRANCES SI'I.fXRl'E SUE MAUNEY .....,... XYILLIAM XY1NC.xTE Iwlnft'-Pl'6'Sidl'lll' ....,..Sl'C7'l'fl1l'N Tl'f'US'llI'L'l' .......Hisf01'1'c111 ..Tcstat0r .........POUf ...Profvlzd .........D01l0I' PAGE TWENTY-ONE S5B6PXX5B65Rk?56?RW565Rk?56WX5B5B6?RkgB6?Rk5B6Wk5B6?Rk5B6Q4WF i 2552i.fL2qn15L1f3DSii'AZfiffiiiilf 2 19 2 6 P 1 N E B U R R tSl.AlJYS A llliRNlC'l'llY rl! P--L' 45 Piff- 'II rflflil of 1!I'lIlil'Ul1X nziifiiw, i'7'i'r limit, 111141 fllltl, Ll , Mic' Kit-inlwr nt' lilac Vlnh, '24, '25, '21ig llraniatic Clnlr. '24, '231 l'i'exnlv11t nf llrainatic Vlnh, '2rig llrcsitlcnt -if Vlav. '243 'l'rvasiirer nf Clam, '25g Flaw His' tnrian. '24, Flin-f Xlarxhal, '25, Vast, XX'hat llap- 5 7 lklltl In lnm-N, '--lg Girls' Atlilt-tic Assnciatiml, 'Jig .xwwlxiitllt lulitur l'iN1f HVRR, '2fi. tilwilw is nnc of the stars nf unr tirmament. She ' 'e c n annvr, s rm 5, in per nrmance. With Nautilus uf pop, anml an ahnnrlanct' of imleas, Iilarlys is a gniul jnilgc uf hninan natnrc, anfl although 'hi' umm-s tn svhnnl fur uurk shi' ix rvlulv at all times In havc inn. Nh:-n lat ln-avcs ne, up- will miss an avtiu- nn-nihcr uf uni' wlninl. lRl'.N la HRA I I I ln ,N'l1w :ft firxt thi' i1u1'i'! Mini, Tillltlfl' Hrlflfft' ui'2'i'r i LlVI'l'X. Nlbllllibl' nf Girls' Literary Sucicty, '23, C. ll. 3,3 llaskc-thall 'lk-am, '24, if ll. 5.1. NlL'llIlbCl' uf Dramatic Vlnl., '2mg tlirls' Athletic Awnciatinii, '2ri. lrvnc cams tn in frnm frnnw in uni' ,luniur year. lhnngll she ha-2 horn with tix fmly twu years, wc rr- urct that we have nut hail hc-r ilnringg all nur high -,clinnl uzirwr. Shi' iw not caiwalvlc uf playing the av- rnrilian hnt sho haf ziccmiiplixln-il gr:-at Nkill in playing tin tht- heart strings nf tht' wcakcr sux. Sha will he Illlxxwl in l.. ll. S. Hninl lurk. lrcnt-. fLl'Y Il liA'l l'l li 'l'lnuif.v art' Imuim' tu lniffuvr TUII-V a'm'ry,' 1Z'I't'I'j'fll!Illl iwmniv tu limi who Tviirtx fully !l1H'I'j'.v liaxkctliall, '23, '24, V, ll, S.: Literary Sucicty, '23, '24g l'rcsiflcnt uf Vlasi, '23, '24, V. ll. S.: Foot- l-'ill Sqnzul, '25g Iiramatn' Vinh '25. '20, tilcc Ulnh, 'Ni tiny ix nur llcrcnln-Q. llu came tn ns from Crouse in win' Svniur year, llii scrvicus tu his class have wmi fin' him a plan- in the hi-arts uf all his classmatcs. tiny always talaw an actin- part in anything wc nnclcr- taken XXX- iwgiw-t that wc have nut hail him with ns lHllL1Q'l'. XXX- prwlict ultra-ss for him, fur hc has the PAGE TWENTY-TWO - .F 1 115 1 f Q 3, gr 1-. 1571 A pf agqg, 111 r1if1iefaeG1s41ef1.14U2ift4511.,.sfsN.jZ 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R W1 eiQQief.f,eG+5,e1 SVSAN BLANVIIIQ BLANTUN ' ' ,J :fave '.-11111 xii!! ilivy jftllflll 111111 .vtill 11111 11111111111 !lI'l'7l', that ' Q' f '39, une ,r11111lI 1161111 umflil 1'11r1'y ull sin' k111'tt'. l.llL'l'Zll'y fluh, 'Jig An11ual Rt'l1I'CiC!ltZiIlX'E, '241 Dramatic lllllll. '25, 'Zin Marshal, '241 Stunt Night. 'Q43 Fast, In llix11n's Kitchen, 'Zig Secretary of Dramatic lllllll, 'lm Assistant l,ihrarian, '211g l'luh li1lit11r of PINE BURR, '2h. Blanche is a girl whom everyone enjoys meeting. She lrelnnpgs to the intellectual, stuclioiis, aurl conscien- tiuus type and is une of our A stiulents. Hy her rleasing manner anwl L'll3.l'I'l'llIljl persunality she has en- llt'ElI't'1l herself to her classmates. In future years. may Dame Furtuiie smile on you, Blanche, llllt never her steptlaughter, Bliss Fortune. .It PHX RVSSEI. CARPENTER HU x01111l1t fJlll17L'll'!11ll' 111111 fU11111l it, A1111 'It'I'f1I 1111111111111 .r1'11.v1' 111' 1'1'117i'111'1l if. Russel has been with us only eluring our Senior year. hut we have fuunfl nut that he is Capahle an1l stu+li11us. Russel is a gorifl spurt and we all like l1im. Hur unly regret is that we have nut ha1l him with IIN tluring nur entire high schuul career. lil'I.A IiS'I'l-lI.l,E C'ORNXVl'II.l. H.S'liI!L'L'J'l' 111111 true, I strifw' 1'11 all my best to ilu, lla-kethall, '23g Literary fluh, 'Ng Short Stury lillllb, 'J-13 Girls' Reserve lllllll, '253 Dramatic Vluh, 'Img Athletic Association, '201 fllee Club, '211g Stunt Night, '2-13 Assistant Librarian, '26. XYhen we say that we like Estelle, we really mean it. She is a gourl, true frienml anml though she is rather retiring anrl clistantg when one knows her well, she is a jmvlly, guml sport. XVe arc mighty glzul to W L have ha1l Estelle with us :luring our high schuol life, t anvl we wish her much success anrl happiness in the .,..-W.- .,,,, . ,. .. A 1 . . ,MJ future years. PAGE TWENTY-THREE EWXWWXEWXWWFQWPQEGXYQWMBWWWXEGMVQ 'il HC 'fT.ii dff'--'fisflffil ll 5 7 . -, W CF'AQ.f'Ku li V' H .ii -Fffi' it rfs5f2e if.f:H,:fifo ?1 Ef'i'?'i ' Gt' iifilf??4i5Q4ili'2243fffS ff ' fail 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R iftxfe AL'5:fE'L'J'es:..1f iJ'x':5i.i'i5'DtilziU1i U aw -'lf W.. i 1 1 i Q 5... .allele PAGE TWENTY-FQUR g........w SARAH KATHERINE COON xl merry heart maketh a cheerful L'01lllfl'I1flIll'l'. Cast. My Irish Rose, '24,i D. H. S.: President lnterary Society, '34, D. II. S.: Secretary Literary Society., '25, U. H. S.: Basketball, '23, '24, D. H. S.: Advertising Club, '26. Sarah is a girl whom anyone would be glad to know. Her merry laugh rings out proclaiming to all that worry is unnecessary. Although she came to us only in our Senior year, we feel that we have known her always as the jolly, good-natured girl that she is. Our best wishes for success go with her as she leaves our high school. RI'TH CROSS DAVIS Tim truest fmt of wozrztzlrfs '1k'0l'tll, the xirrvxt ,YI-fill of flcntlv birth ix 1n0dvsty. Literary Club, '23, R, H. S.: Civics Club, '2.lg Bas- ket NVeavers Club, '2-1: Treasurer Girls' Reserve Club, D251 Assistant Librarian, '26. Ruth is very gentle, lovable, quiet and kind. She does not express her thoughts in so many words but they are thoughts of which anyone should be proud. She does things in her own simple way and they are al- ways as they should be. She is loved and cherished by those who have really learned to know her. MARIE ELVA DEITZ W1 b ' ' . c muy .U .vvrzou.v, .vim may ln' guy, but she is a ruin' good ful in a real youd way. Track Team, '23: Sewing Club, 'llg Short Story Club, 'Z-3: Cooking Club, '2S: Stunt VNight, '23, '2-lg Girls' Athletic Association, '25, 'log Girls' Basketball, '25, '2o: Dramatic Club, '26: Circulation Manager of PINE BURR, '2o. I'lere's to another of the Senior stand-bys. Elva has helped to uphold the Senior standards in every way. VVhen it comes to athletics, Elva is always there. She is brimful of mischief and always ready for a good time: while on the other hand she is a good student and ready to help in any school activities. NV4: are not worrying about you, Elva, because we know you have the grit to succeed. 5B6'5?47i'556'?? i' U. , ?i'555B , r 1 JL, Y V , -A--iw' 'H' '- ?1' 's 7 ' li 5, K Ng' ' L19 J NCL 'fi W l' N rw- 2 Msg' i:ai1fSmf2GwLwspltifi2i.saepi 1 9 2 6 PIN E B U R R 41.s,tfe'tieafQe,.',f, . ROBERT DELLINGER , ff , ,,.,'Z :, .-I lmpfvy L1I'.t'f L7jl.fl'l7ll, like ilollurx, will often l'IH1t'X pat' your ofwz TL'Llj'. N Dramatic l'lub, '24, '25, '2f1: Football Team. '34, Q '25, 'log Baseball Team, '23, Y'24, '25, '2o,'Hasl-tet- f ' ball. '25, '2h, President Ili-Y Club, '2o, President of Vlass, '25g Athletic Association, '23, '24, '25, '203 Member of Vlub, '23, '24, '25, '26. Tu be a favorite among his fellow students, a good athlete, and an all 'round good fellow is a privilege few of us have experienced, but all the same it is quite true of Ilob. XYe attribute his success to true sportsmanship. limb, if you play the game of life as you've played football you'll make a star Citizen of whom your town will be proud. Your place in l.. ll. S. will be hard to till next year. KENNI-1'I'II ALEXANDER IJEILINGER Thr rzflr of my lift' is to nzaki' lvz4.r1'm'.r,i' a pli'uxurf', um! f'lt'Cl5lH'L' my bu.rz'm'55, Radio l'lnb, '23, Dramatic Club, '23, '24, '25, '213: lilee Vlub, 'Jog Fheer Leader, '25, '20, Football Squad, lo, Ili-Y Vlub, '23, '24, '25, '2o, Stunt Night, '24, '25. Keimetlrs ambition has been arcomplishecl without any special struggle with the office. He has been graduated, had his picture in the Pixie BURR, and owns xi high school 1lip. VVhat is next on the pro- gram is not stated. Kenneth claims that his favorite expression is l'onfonnd the luck! but as he has no occasion to use it about himself he is very ready to sympathize with his friends with his favorite expres- sion, Uur Alma Slater will miss Kenneth very much. IDA ROSALIN IJIGH Of all the gffrlx that art' so .vr1'rv!, tlzrrfx num' like fireffy Ilia. Sewing Vlub, '23, Short Story Club, '24, Advertis- ine' 1'Iub, '25, Dramatic Vlnb, '20, fllee f'lub, '24, '25, '2o: Athletic Association, '2o, Stunt Night, '24, '25, A quiet little Miss is she, who moves among us with much dignity. lda's attractiveness is admired by all her Classmates. She is a very highly accomplished student and deserves much credit for her work. ller pleasing manner and winning smile and ways have 4 .ln Ai-,alll won for her a place in the hearts of all her classmates. lfgfil- r ' '61, She will be greatly missed in I.. H. S., but we feel sure success awaits her as a stenographer. , . . . PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ROA? --4i5'47'1ii f 132021: . 5 G Y slifi ,L Eff Kills i ist tif? :,ii,W .si is 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R . ' UVELLA DUNCAN 143 . L--4 i E22 'W7 'ililll' j'r1i:'t ile1'l:'iwl from lnlmr fx flu' xfuevtixvt of Y Ya-li AM V! fVlt'l1.Vlll'l'.Y.H l l X Vivics Clulr, '23, Short Story Clulm, '24, Girls' Re- 4 serve fluli, '253 Presiileiit Sewing Club, 'lug Stunt Xiglit,j'2I+g Pima BVRR Staff, '20, Athletic Associa- tion, ',o. Uvella is nur must stutlious classmate. She worries very much over her stuilies, hut always finds time fur fun. She is zi girl nf high ideals and is most moilest in nifinnei' zinil In-ly-like in cleportment. VVe preflict a nifrt lirillizint future for her, whim is lrxvefl hy all her classmates. l'Al'I,lNE EIJVVARIJS ller 'IULIVVS uri' true, lier Cvlnlxrrt l7lllll1l'll'SN, lwr fl'l'l'll'lI' xlzlfv lu.v!1'11g, . lirics Chili, 'Zig Stuily Chili, '24, Stunt Night, '243 1' rls' Frziek Assneizitimi, '23: 'llypewritiiig Certihezite. 2ng Ilimkkeepiiig tertihcate, '231 llrzinmtic Vluli, '2t.g lfirls' Athletu- Assnciatimi, '2fi. Uf all the girls in our class there is no une who is inure stiulinus :inil reservefl than l':1uline. ln her wurk we finil her always eonseientimis. She flevutes her time tri cmnniercial work anil excels in it. lt' any ziriiiinient zirises in class meetings she never worries zilmnt whether it will end in a hair-pulling or nut. NVQ- zulmire her calmness. ICYELYN ERXYIN f'lI'Iifll'lIUl -:uit and lwart of galil, 1'lI1H'lHIAllfl fl'l'.YlllIllll'l'j' rlllil' gfrilfi' TL'Cl'i' l0llI', Basketlizill, '23, '24, S. II, S., Bzisketliall, '25, '20, l.. H. S.: Vulleyliall, '23, '2-1, S. li. S., Critic l,it- erziry Snciety, '23, S. H. S.: XYinner Declainzitiun Fun- test, '23, S. ll. S.: filee flnlx, '24, '25, '2l1: llrzmintic Vluli, '2-lg Secretary zinfl Trezisurer Aflvertising Fluli. '2S: Vheer l.emler, '25, '201 Presielent'Advertising Fluli, '2hg XYinnei' I.LltlI'F5 llwm' ,l01Il'l!lll Contest. '21wg Presiilent llirls' Athletic Assiicizitimi. 'ltig Stunt Night, '25, 'Jug Eilitur-in-C'liiet' nt' PINE Bram, '2ri. A wnrrl tu slescrihe our incmnpziralile Evelyn simply fails us. She's just Evelyn. To those who :ire so furtunzite tu knuw her, this just means 21 true frienil, zi gmail spurt, a reafly smile, 21 generous nature zinrl numerous other qualiticatinns ut' the laily. She is one of the rare persons who possesses a real sense of liunior-mlepenml un Evelyn to see the lmright sicle of any suliject or thuuizlit presented to her. VVitli all these 4'l'lfll'ElClCl'lSllCS enmlmined in this mme person we Finil ri l live wire anil a certain cure fur the lxlnes. Vthat- -IQNQ bs , . . . . .y . , . . . ' . Q O .s hd evei hex ehwsen eaieei piuves tu lie, we .ue suie tirnn . Q.. V, ,- . , XS-N-.- 5-QQ? her pits! reenril that she will know only success. .--2. . , .r , U . 1 I V 1 V- ,- . s - uve xn, mar everv iinr ia mes in mu e one 1.1 i ly l I tl tl t t lx l , . -.-ALQ isis! - mx , he yiuurs, the sincere wish of all :it ole L. ll. S. PAGE TWENTY-SIX M f, glial ., i 1 9 2 6 P 1 iiiiiea B U R R ROBERT SIGMON HARRILL -'-M 1-'rf' H ' ' ' 'if -- 1j1'cr3' IIIUII a iiiaizm-some nuzizf' 1 ',iv- 3 , 'xl'- Draniatic Club, '22, A. ll. S.: liiterary Cluh, '23, A. ll. 8.3 Basketball Team, '24, '25, H. S., '20, l,, ll. S.: Debating Club, '24, A. Il. S. Ruliert has been with us fine year unly, but we feel sure that he niaile as igonrl recoril at the furnier sclimil which he attenilefl as he is making in l.. H. S. Robert is nur rc-al basketball player. He has not yet encfvunterefl a problem in school, which he has nut been able tu euiiqiier, inclurling geonietry. In every phase of school life he has reaehefl a noteworthy per' fectirm, anrl it is with regret that we have to part with him. XX'Il.l.lANl VECII. HAVSS lr ix Hn' rliaiwirfvi' flint izullsvx ii iiuzn, and tliv flurr- iirfm' ix al1t'z13',v livizig xliakvii lu' Hui daily flmiigflifx and arfi'nii.v. Ailvertising flub, '23, '25, Nature Vlub, '24: Dra- niatic Club, '26, Chanipiciii Certificate in I'ypewriting, '25: Bronze Medal for Typewriting, '25: Silver Meilal fur Tyiic-writing, '21i1 Stunt Night, '24, '25, Business Manager of Pima BURR, '2bg Treasurer of Senior Flass, '2f3. Cecil is nur business man. Vnulfl we ever run our class without him tri collect clues? As business inan- ager uf the PINI-i BURR he has wurkerl faithfully anrl fleserves much ereilit. lle is nur star typewriting stu- flent anfl is also an accmniilislierl musician. Sn yuu see. he is an all-ruunfl boy and we are prriiirl to claim him as our classmate. Cecil, here's to you! ,, -4 LUY AL'Gl'S'l'AS HEAVNER Hr fmix ll ffriitlruiuii 011 tvlmui I lmilt azz ulixolzitz' frzr.vf. Hlee l'lub, '23, '24, '25, '26, Football, '24, '25: Arl- vertising Club, '2rig l, Club, '2S3 President of I, Flub, '20, Hi-Y Club, '25, Baseball, '23, '24, '25, Vice-Presirlent l, Club, '24: Vice-President Hi-Y f'lLlll. '24, l,uy is the farm-ite of mir class anrl everywhere - with the girls, the teachers, anrl even with the boys! But especially he is nmre popular with the girls. He Q is a star athlete of the class, anrl has won rlis- tinetion in fufithall and baselialluaml in all other ac- i Z'--V I K, tivities of the schriril. His winning smile catches 'ern 2 -Q --- -:ga anrl hulrls 'em. PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN fl sl 7 TA' tr'-? lQlf'V5I ,fl 71519553 . - - - HFTW' ' Oli -- Q, WC' 5 i f' ' i,s,ig,gjwi3sQ4fglz f,5a,f U10 fgfEfy'.2,'l,5 .gxlwllsgfgql ' 9211 .19 2 6 PIN E B U R R ..ms2Zwif31iiaf.f4eG'31bfmv,2tfl.Q1i i1'f'a Wi'Hf ' ' -' - -F--W-W -W-1 EVA HOLLY ,,-Z,?f1Gg, f F Thr mast L'1'VftIl.lI sign nf itiikiinui ix 11 rmilfliifmi cl1m'r'f14lii1'ss. l,itL-rary Society, '23, '24, l'. ll. S.: Cast, .layvilh- ,luuctiun. '23. l'. ll. S., Assistant Pianist, '23, '24, l', ll. S.: Basketliall 'll-am, '23, l'. ll. S., film- Vlnli, '24, l'. ll. 5.3 Girls' Reservi' Ciluh, '25: llraiiialiv tlnli, 211. Eva ln-lic-yes in thc saying, NX'lie-ii in Runiv, tl-i as thc' Rmnans flu. She Crum-s tu scluiul to uurl-Q, lint nut nf sclinril shc is always rcarly tu havc- sunn- fun. Eva's uinning ways anrl pleasant sniilu have min fur hci' a large numlwr of friemls. XXI- all lun- hvi' anvl feel sure' that success awaits hcl' in the st:-iiuigaiiliiv unrlrl. ANNIE PEARL lll'SS ll1'r IUVX :Irv ax dvrf' us flu' fwniii, lim' truifhlrx tix llijlllf fix its foam. Vivics flulu, '23, Girls' Track Assriciatiuu, '231 Ail- vcrtisim: l'luli, '24, Basketball. '23, Stunt Night, '2-l: Typcwritiniz Fertiticzitc-, '25, Hnukkc-1-ping l't'l'illlL'1lft', '25, llramatic t'lulv, '20, Girls' Athlctir Assuciatiuu. lb. llc-rc s tu Annie, vnu' faithful Scniur, who has wnu the Inu- uf all hm' classmates. Still watrr runs :lc-up, gm-s the olsl saying, aurl this is especially truv of Aunic, She flmcs nut, limwcvcr, lack in ptipularity fur heir gentle ways. Annie staurls woll in thi- cstccni uf all hcr teachers, anfl wc know sho will lic SllCCQss- ful in thc future. Annie, we wish you well! i THOMAS l.l NIJSAY ll VNTER Thr :aivdoni of maiiyg tlzr :vit of ow. X2 ' Rarliu t'lul1, '22, '23, '2-1: Tennis t'luh, '22, '23, '24, '20, lli-Y Club, '22, '23, '24, '25, '20, llraniatic Vluli, '24, '25, '2tig Secretary nf Class, '24, Stunt Night, '2-l. '25. ' l,inflsay is a harrl wurki-i', a clear thinker, anvl a gnml-zizitiiix-fl cfwnirzule. ln fact. we lvulicw' that IJim,-rim he-ncath his Carefully slickcfl hair, has a lYl'WVt'l'l'lll lvrain. l.iurls:iy is earin-st, rm-lialvlc-, stcauly, anrl pcrsisteut, llc' is a hright stuilunt, lurks a gmul soul wlinsc- imwrimciit is mn- ' t iqsgfe , Q: .,, t E? ,..2 gli., '-:mir , ' prntit lvy his futurv success. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT l :Ffh v, l ' I 5 'Xp time, auil has a merry 5 tagiuus. ln fact, he always has a smilu :intl a kin' f wni-il fur L-vcrymie. XX'e fuel surc that l.. ll. S. i ' fSi'??i7s'?bc'?2i7i'5B6??i7f'?56??iF5'556'5?f'7S'55, f5 We We till ,.-X - f .f-af, W -. ,--.. , ,f-. .,,f-. -, lil F fi pls., X 5' ll fl, , WD , Q Mft flaft' 91,1 ,Lf-f'.' , F. mf 1-,VIN 'QMS Hfxlowlirl tf.gV423rjf,,y,,ffgEit Chr egifl,,,N5,Q3jt,,32Q..5.3',.H ,ww fiililii 1 9 2 5 P I N E B U R R .XQJQJL Sffrf!ef1LfL5?'fQ9?Q.lQiQt OLLIE MAE KEEVER V., V . ,N ,5392?---1qggmlgfgee---ff--'---4---f-15'--ew The mort mtzii1'fe.rt sign of 7c'1'.rd0nz is CUI1f!'11llt'd ' tsi v is f w V a t'11vri'f1rl1if'5s. ' 4 f Literary Club, '23g Short Story lilub, '24g Girls' Reserve Club, '25, '2o3 Dramatic Vlub, '26: Joke Erli- ' f' tor ot' PINK BURR, '2og Basketball, '22, '23g Girls' Athletic Association, '2lvq Stunt Night, '24, '25, '2fw. VN'hen anybowly mentions the term -lust a guorl olrl girl, it is equivalent to Saying Ollie Mae Keeverf' NYith a minil brimming over with wit anrl humor, she is always on hantl for fun, and has never been known to miss the opportunity of inrlulging in some kind of mischief tto the wlelight ot the facultyl. VS'e all love Ollie Blae, 'cause she forms a frienrlship which makes A X ' 'Q her a frienvl throuigh thick anfl thin. Vt'hat more can be sairl? MARGAR ET BOR DON LEE him Irvin' Hu' low' of all-life has no more to 11z'1'e. tllee Club, '22: Presirlent Literary Club, '23, Arl- vertising f'lub, '24g Stunt Night. '24, Dramatic Club, '25, '2og Presirlent of f'lass, '26, Assistant Manager of IDINIC BVRR, '2og Hostess of Athletic Association, 'log Member of Athletic Association, '25, '2o. llere is a rare girl who can keep up a gay social life without neglecting her stuclies. She always has a gootl time anfl yet is well up in hei' classes. She has iwrpiilarity anrl a better sport woulrl be harfl to finrl. ller willingness to help makes her beloverl by all who know her, anrl her agreeable manner makes her a fle- sirable companion. Uur best wishes go with her for a bright anfl prosperous future. l i l VIVA LEE LINEBERGER l'v brllvs ami ye flirty, and ye fer! little tlifngfs, lllflll trffv in Hu' fl'0l!,t'f.VOH7l' roiuirlf' Track Team, '2.lg Dramatic Club, '23, '24, '263 Class Treasurer, '241 Arlvertising flub, '25, Annual Representative, '2-1: Girls' AthleticVAssociation, '25, '20, 'l'reasurer llramatic f'lub, '2o3 Cast, VVhat Ilan- penefl to .lones, '23g Stunt Night, '24, '25, '2og filee Club, '23, '24, '25, '21rg Basketball Team, '25, No girl in the Senior class has helperl the school more than Yiva Lee. She is always reacly to help in ' any activity. lf you hear the worfls, Really, aw, go N on, you'll know without looking it is happy-gn-lucky .. . . . 3f I,' Xiva Lee. Because uf her sweet vlisposition anil 'Z thoughtfulness of others she is loverl by all her class- if mates. VVe are sorry to part with Viva Lee. PAGE TWENTY-NINE 5 l i Elle' i 1- fg9: 3:Pfl'5:Qf' 1 9 2 6 P I 1'ii'eE B U R R QRS' igjicfiiii' '11- sri: JANE MAVNEY 'oJ'f 'c-- - .9 . ,M U Thr Hll'llI'l'.ff munm'r.v and the yrlzllrxt Irfarff' 'Mit ' ' li -r ft i '1: PAGE THIRTY til i, .l 1 3.175111 2 iwfgi 'l'r:ick 'l'ezim, '23, literary Clnlv, '241 Short Stury Vlnh, '2-lg Vice-Presimlent Flass, '24, Basketball, '25. '- 3 'ice-l'resiilc-nt llramatie fluli, '21ig Girls' Reserve Vlnlv, '21ig Stunt Night. '24, '25, '20, Umkiiig Vlnh, 'lil Advertising: Nlaiiager uf PIM-. BVRR, '2li. llvre is ii girl whom we all love. Tliniigli little in stature, she is pruhzilily the lrest :ill-ruiiti4l Seninr. She is a jolly gmifl sport. :intl her greatest clelight is illziyiiig fnrwzirtl fur the Yellow jackets. Vive Cunlfl lizmlly flu without he-r loyal siippm-t on the team. ller iiinsunic- ways have won for her Il tlear spot in the henrts uf all her Classmates. Wie wish her the In-st that life can give. Xl'II,I,ll:1 KA'l'lll.lCEN NIl'l.l.l'1N Thr gfnhlf' of lift fx Commun .vwzsvf Kleniher uf Sewing liluli, '22, '232 Mc-nilier uf Short Stun-y Vlnh, '23, 'Z-lg lirzmiatic Flnli. '25, '20, Kathleen has su little tn say that we smiietiim-s mln nut realize limi much we shunlfl miss her if she were nut with ns. llay :After rlay. she :ittenrls sclirml smil- ing, giving guml rccitzitions, :tml retnrnini: next mlziy to repent the process. VKX- all love Kathleen :incl will miss her next year when we are separate-il. NVQ wish her gmail lnek in years tn come. ,l l,'ANl'l'A PRUCTUR IIN .vnzile .vlzufvx lim' 'l7Uf7fl.lIL'5.Vf lim' frivmix lim' fmfviflnx-fry. Literary l'lnh, '23, A. ll. S.: llramzitic Vlnh, '25, A, ll. S4 Baskethall Team. '25, A. ll. S.: Arlvertisinig Vlnh, 'Jug Girls' Athletic Association, '26, Alnzinita Caine tu ns frhni Ashnry in our Seniur yczir, :incl we are furtiniate inrlecvl, to have her. ller oblig- iiig wziys zinsl sweet rlispositiun have won fm' her ai wiile circle of frienils. Jnanita's ont' frienil :intl pal, 'Cause she-'s with ns in all our joys and sorruws. VYL feel snre she will sneer-efl in whzitever life work shi unflertzil-ces. if36?X?5E65XX?56?W5BdX?iS?56?Xk555B6W?556WK5B65Wh5B6Wk5B6?Xk?5 s asm f .4 1, f' . fy- ' ,T ff Vi w'fT', Li,-J,jz,'Tl'i7 2a Vw 3', ',S', g?32s,fl,19C.'3g5isii Ur fgffyfi 4,1 +1m iw3f1H'?s'fEffijkgfgj 'Him' - ,refs-,.. .Nic '4 A -J' -'fir ' JW'-i' wh' LQ e:g1t,L,,,,g,G,, ,gms sift , aff 1 9 2 6 PI N E B U R R ,wifi-itil ,.,fff,eNfi,as,fi 1 21 JACK HENRY RAINISAUR f'fv -17--Hee---w -- -----e----if---ew ,f A , V' I Mwp'v-I e Suri: nzirxir fax 'tis said! bcforv was m'1'vr made. -ffq .id 'N ffw' X xiii? 'QWQM' President Dramatic Cluh, '24, '25, Typewriting Awarrl, '25: Presiflent Physical Culture Cluh, '25, '24iZ 1 fast, Stunt Night, '24, '25: Secretary of Class, '26, ,lack has a gentle smile at the corners of his mouth that is rather attractive, at least so say the fairer sex. He is quiet, not so very, though, in all his work in our school. Ile shows his worthiness in learning 4liHi- cult lessons hy his surpassing grades in French. Vl'hen it comes to music, he is a seconrl Beethoven, for he not only has music at his finger tips, hut also in his heart. ,lack is really a jazz hound, hut he will not arlmit it. NVQ- know better than to helieve his alihis, for we have hearrl him toot entrancing melorlies from his saxophone, anfl pound airs of the same sweetness from his piano. NVe preilict for him a recoril that will he the prirle of his class. KATHERINE RHODES 7-fllvilflll umilvsf and xlzy, xlu d ltzizgli or dir. Literary Society, '23, D. ll. S., Basketball, '24, IJ. H. S., l.iterary Society, '25, l'. II. S.: Aflrertis- ing Fluh, '2og Athletic Association, '2i3. XYith her quiet manners anil charming personality Katherine has won for herself a name in school that will not soon he forgotten. XYQ regret that we have not hail Katherine with us for more than one year, hecause she's a true frienfl, anrl a haril worker. XYith her winning smile anrl determination she is sure to accomplish all her tasks. KATE ROBINSON ll'lm Hll','l't'lf' VFKYXUIZ fiifflz f111'axi11'U 117111 'fillkflllllll 7t'i'fl1 H1I.Yfll. Class Historian, '23g Nlemher Sewing Cluh, '2.?g Slemher Basket VVQ-avers, '24, Presiflent Girls' Re- l serve Cluh. '2Sg Stunt Night, '25g Assistant Librarian. ' 'Zin Pima BURR Staff, '26, Nur Kate is quiet, moflest, anrl capahle. She pur- sues her stuilies in a calm manner, anrl always has a rc-afly answer for the numhers of questions that are , hrerl in her flirection. Day after rlay she learns her ' lessons, anil in every way she constantly keeps in- creasing her knowlerlge of things in general. So Kate ' may feel sure that as she leaves l,. H. S. she carries .1 Q, I, . . n -W.. -. ., -. ,' with her the hest wishes of her classmates for a suc- lig5x.,l53! cessful future. A W W W , , PAGE THIRTY-ONE 555 X55 755 f We-auf-r Q..-we , is W 1 92 6 P I EEE B U R R PAGE THIRTY-TWO JULIA ANNETTE RUDISILL 'Her fr1'cm1,vh1'p har the power to soothe a heart in 1't.v l1'LlI'lff'5l' hour. Basketball, '23, '24, C. H. S.: Literary Society, '25, '24, QC. H. S.: Member Dramatic Club, '25, '26g Xiee-President Dramatic Club, '26g Member Athletic Association, '25, '26. Une would have to go far to find a truer and bet- ter friend than Annette. Being of a sweet and lovable nature she has a circle of friends that is large and lasting. Annette is a good student and a loyal worker in whatever pertains to high school work. NVhen she sets to do a thing, she usually succeeds, and in her studies she ranks among the first. Good luck, Annette! LEILA ISABELLE SELF liter me true f1'l.CIltI'J and uiz1.sz'r, and life would be a plfarzzrcf' Track Team, '2.'f3 Literary Club, 'Z-1: Secretary and Treasurer Short Story flub, '25g President Cooking l'lub, '25g Girls' Basketball Team. '25, '26g Girls' Reserve Club, '26, Stunt Night, '24, '25, '2o1 Presi- dent Masqueraders, '26g Floor Manager 'Basketball Team. '253 Treasurer and Secretary Athletic Associa- tion, '2og Marshal, '25, Leila is an ideal little friend, and to know her is to love her. She is of a very cheerful, kind, and sympathetic disposition and has proved to be a loyal member to her classmates. Her position as forward on the basketball team will be hard to fill, L. H. S. will always be proud to claim her as one of her daughters. flood luck, Leila. LOY EVRY SELF HU who follows I.!1ff'fjl'l'f will afI1i'f't'f'. President Literary Society, '23, '24, H. C, H. S.: llramatic Club, '25, '26: Stunt Night, '25Q Basketball Squad, '25, '2o. Loy has made his years in L. H. S. a period of study and pleasure combined. Ile believes in taking things as they come and worrying about nothing. lle is fortunate enough to retain his good humor and pres- ence of mind under the most trying circumstances. Possessim: an unlimited amount of energy and a keen sense of humor, coupled with his etching ways, he will make for himself an enviable position wherever he goes. ,, 'X ci .-1,0 fir. ' Q FN 'irhw' W' ,,iy'f J..l7l,.ii'2 'j,ii ?,7,1W iw'i N 3-'il 2'iE5f1g'iiEi'iUjX.i?1Etyifi l Zildggii wr f'ifQ1f. W, if-glfifgx i rv rf f 1G,Qw-.gy f-'f,'l-Q24 ,fr 'fW','X,Vf4,.l ' If, N921 , ,'--',2J:'if f' xi-i +,',' 'Q 'f' 5853- .l'x...-f. ff g.flf2ifg r.3-l..X'wv S5't'g,,'Hi Mfg! 1 9 2 6 P I N B B U R R F-LL-L-M5'i'r QN...-fL'1'5vNwJJf'V1'-if fu ' l,l'l.A FRANCES SHARPE LQ ' '. 'fif Bv frm' tn your 1r'0r'd, your work, am! your fr1't'mIx. 2 '--13 Hirli Reserve Cluh, '25, Stunt Night, '23, .'2-8, '2i3 Girls' Athletic AQsiiciatimi, '23, Secretary tlirli' Reserve, '20, Dramatic Clilh, '26, 25 h'lC94PYCSi4lE'Ill fivics Fluh, '25: Short Story Cluh, 7 Fzimiie is selilrmi as Serioue as her picture imli- Catcw. lfsually ue See her Smiling :mil eujfiying the worlrl. She if a living proof that I1 Senior may he happy anil gay ziiirl at the same time pass with limivnx in her elaisee. ller sunny rlispusitirin Shines even mi the rainiest rlays tu cheer ug as we pursue nur selim-l iluties flay after rlziy. Klnorl luck, Fannie, FOREST SHITORD nl mail tn mrrt :with 0141-xI'rfti'11i'd Ildllti, ll j1l'l1flL'Il141H, flH'l7111l1I and Hir'0uf7l1, Memher Rzuliru Vluh, '23, '25: Presiileut Rzulin fluh, '24, '26, Vulh, Brwehall, '23, '24, lfcmtlmall. '25, 'lug llzmke-tlizill. '25, Vice-Presuleut Hi-Y Vluh, 'Jug Athletic liilitrir PINE BVRR, '2f3. .X jrvlly ufwvrl pill uhm always uemw 21 smile except when he-'Q lziugliing. lle is Il rzuliu hug, awl when it vunies tu rzulio hugs, thi-A raflivv hug can eat :my ivther rme ahve. lle's si furithnll hug ton, :mrl just an all- rwunrl hwy, llipI-ii hzif- Z1 frieuvlly may anfl Zl kinvl wvvrvl fur everyime, which is sure to carry him fur- uarfl tu surveys. Ile has faithfully suppliefl his clau- uith rezuly uit. ami filfl li. II. S, will xurcly miss him. JUIIN OSFAR SIIVFURIJ ,S'i'lNit'i', rzilivri' imtliiiiy 7lFI'fi bv .mi'd, fx flu' rlnqzfriifr' nf di',ri'rf't1'0n.', Athletic Asmciatimi, '23: llasehall, '221 lffiritligill, '22, 'lui Rzuliri Vluh, '22, '23: Presifleiit Physical Vul- ture Vluh, '23: 'l'yiiewritiug i'ertihc:ite, 'llig I, flliili, lfh, ffrmie out ut' the ailenre, Jack, and tell us who you --1::':: --'::'1 fr ,-nf: v,.5',.:. . E415-. :. I m H5920 E-N-fzr ..:-'..... 3:'A:'..n :'-33 'b fn: Em- fff1 ..:: 75-1 -:.4 'TTT i , 3 l'7'11 U L 3r:'1 :-F,,.,-4 :li f -4 mi:-+7 X-:7 -gmt? 2- ..: .,5.:'Z-F 5 2555 1525-2 mmm:- w L 5:'.' fri -X: 43 15 3 G Siww ,Ie :' :' 33' 'u:3g:' -'H-I ,lf-,mx fu?-.. -:A Z: ran:- -. .....v rff r' Y , i fa- 'P ,.f66:E . ,, .T l E .552 Oli? with the minfl anrl achievernents of the SUIUCI'-!'IlFl1'L PAGE THIRTY-THREE ?5S6'?2'l7?5B6?2fZ?556'??i7i'5B65247i?56?247i3B,v 6??f7i556??'f7?35 g 0 f ly , 5 , ,E 1 9 2 6 P I ig' E B U R R 5' fr ' ' LOLA HELEN THOMPSON :f4--4 t.. W- aww i 9 A-Q.. .Z-,,-,stu 22 Tlllft'Iil1fl, .vlzv kiivtv not fvluit nor mrcii not 'ZL'llj'. WV 'AIM' N Sewing: Vlulu, '23, Track Team. '23, Short Story Vluh, '2-1: Stunt Night, '24, '253 Cooking Club, '25: l r Athletic Associaticm, 'BSL Dramatic Club, '26, Fir- culzitinn Manager of PINE BURR Staff, '24v. Helen is full of pep, never still, anfl engageil in in- cessant C1'lIlYCl'SZillI'Hl. But hack of this she is one of the iinest girls in school. She always knows her lessons anil has plenty uf School spirit. She goes into every- thing with zu snap that always will surely he misserl in I.. Il, S. l,AVYRl'1NC'E IJAYIIJ XYARl,lt,'K lf xrlmnl and Izzzutiiiy claxll, lr! .vrlmol ga 5lllUX1l. llrznnzitic Cluh, '23, '24, '15, Glee Vlulr. '24, 'l5l 7 lli-Y Vlulr, '24, 'Zig I, tllulig Chief Marshal, L51 Stunt Night, 'ZSQ Cast, iixN'llZlf llziiipeneml to ,lmiesug l'resi1lent uf Glee Clnh, 'lug 1'ireulzitii'in Manager of Pisia BURR, '26, lizivirl is really a gnml spurt, Ile is always really fur fun. :mil is a true frienfl. lle will never he for- fntten hy the many frienrls he has maflc in L. Il. S. lYe feel sure that success awaits Uzivirl as he enters into his life-'s work. Men may come and men may gn, hut Davirl goes on forever. 1 ffl,ARENC'E AMUN VVILKINSUN Ullnimr and sliunn' frnni im r01id1'i'fm1 rise, flrf :Wil yum' part, tlivrr all thi' lmimr lim. Xlemlier Baseball Squad, '25: Fnutliall Squail, 'ZSQ Physiczil Vulture fluh, '25, 'lug Stunt Night, '25, Vlzirence is caller! the quit-test hny in the Senim- 4 Vlziss, hut we are glarl inileecl tu have him as it mem- i her uf the class of '2ti, he-cause of his real worth :intl 4 unassuming ways. he is likeil hy all of the faculty anrl I sturlents. Ile is very stufliuus, sometimes, 'especially 4 tml :ffm 4 . I , -. ,' .Q 1 L' . its W gqwis 1 at inicl-tc-im. Ilis lnillnince is a vei y pleasant help in af,'s,, -'I-'ig time uf trnuhlc tn his Clussniutes. VN'e hate to part - - -- ,--, -4 with C':wvlmy. PAGE THIRTY-FOUR m,1'1Tb1' 111.711, 1 Q 1 11 -'-'ii 1-1242 if '1-1 f1VTTQf' I 1111-11, 11 215111111 M' 1155111319111 11 155 11 f12iffi1,f1.11111e115af 1261! 1 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R r1,f42'L1fi1,l1e5,4::ZQ:4.3:J 1-15 pffagixg.-' ,-,4'.'- ff N .ze 1 mnwfg 211' 11 11' XY11.l.1AR1 JAMES NYINGATE H1,11'11 fm' .v111'1'1i1'.v, 111' x1'1'1111'11' fufflz 111'1l1'1' 10 TUIIII, l1'1'!l1 lzvurf fu 110111, 711111 x111'111'1111 gfifls fllllf funk ull 1'j'1'.11 '1'e1111i5 V11111, 'ZSQ P1's51111-111 111 1.11t'l'El1'j' C1,1111,V 'J-11 1J1':1r111111c 111ll1I, '22, 'li '24g A. 11. S. C2151 111 5111111 Xl3.Z111 131115, 'JF-3 111I1wi 111511,11'1:111. 'Zig ,11j'1Pl'Wl'l1l1lQ A11111'11, 211g X. 1'. 1111-as. 211. A 111150111111 11121kc'1', tc:15111g 211111 12111+f11111'f 1115 v ,., N 11.1- 1111'1111u11 1111-, 211111 1c:11'i111g :1 51111111111 111111 111 1m'1'1'1111s11t 111-1111111. A 11111111 s.11111'k11111g W1111 111'i1112111C1'. 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'141l41l1Q1l 11111111 111111 1'cie1'v1-11, 5111: 11115 :111 111'm- 1111 111 z1t11'11ct1x'c 11'11y5. 1J1t'fr111:11t, yu, 111111 111'scr1111's 11111: 111111111411 11151 Ill 1111-111115 as :111 11111e'1' 11111515 1111-, 51111 15 1111s 111 thu 111-51 t111kc1'i 111 11111' 612155. 32111111 11212 5111Ce11111-11 111 1,. 11. S. 111111 wc wish her 511cc1-55 111 111111-r 111511111ti1111s. 411 111 '3 4:,, -5 3. 125,-1 7'1-1 LE, ' - ,1 , ff PAGE THIRTY-FIVE QQZQ1.. .A 1, -avQ,a 3iiE e A CLASS POEM Vlfllen the '26 roll has been called the last ti1ne, And the day for graduation is near, Tho' our paths may lead to some distant clime, Our days in Qld High will ever be dear. The time is at hand when we must say good-bye, I X lo our teachers and classmates so dear, May their influence inspire us to try, To keep our ideals pure and clean. As we go out on the highway of life, To whatever fortune may await, We trust we may face every strife, Wlith a courage unshaken by our fates. Dear classmates, may our memories e'er be sweet, And may they, ever treasured in each heart, Bring fond remembrance of school days replete, lYith joys, tho' youth may depart. ' -FANNIE SHARPE. e 1s?i2.JK 59 e A, , p3 i+fTfoo4 oo'ot1 TJ O,atvfT 'w',N NXlTl,a,iFE3f 'Gif lasfivzi-t'ki ta + yrxfxg ll ' ' 2 Ha Ti 1.1 'fs ilk ' i1HTf fT 19 2 6 PIN E B U R R se. 42 I.. - K D 4' 'ss J'-2 , sm A e-1. .52 '-r-Tassel. ' millglit-J dr A, . Wag- 512 wm v - 'Pal , N 1 if v 1- V ff ff ' . fs e- . n-1.5,-ywpfazez za-gs ' ' 4' I-Aff?-:f 1 If Y ' 'V ,ighzf iff' - 'f - e-S-15 s-. X11 -fxr :J 4, 41 .-4- ' f M,.-e'1i . ...- if i fm-f' ' fe.: - tm. -' X - - Q-ifzafff S'a'i !':a'-s - A - fe'-.2-'C-'ss 75135 1-f - 4 I y. .2 J 531- 1 -13.-ff-1-A --gs,f -f?L1- -. - gi-as-teiifff Q. 1 Q, -- il- .- fi ff' fit: aff., rsrfefef ff? - J 145:-Lieag -9 .10 ., 433 451 Hffgisesf e ' i3 rvfifsf - e 'gl J- 5:7-1 of :ff 'T' -'A--s. N ...- gs-lv' -- J-I..--5:-4: --.1 fax . f - - 'fe fear -Sf ,gg sys- 14,22-ffe 3 , Sh-f.?4'iQ1'5,n--- A - - '.5' f-6-fr.k.f,2::1f-rf 1 -:sz .us-. . . QLffLs2.x..wQ51,! . 'vSf?9E5:'E' z'72ii' +:. ,-ig? flefii' T Being naturally mathematically inclined and having sought a solution of the problem from the classes before us we found by an almost endless task of sub- tracting four from twenty-six that we entered lligh School in the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty-two. At the head of our crew, numbering fifty-nine, stood lfugene llartman, our president. Yiva Lee attended to our extensive business affairs. Most of us passed our work during the year and because of that fact we were declared Sophomores, entirely eligible to resume the studies of Latin, or science. This class witnessed the beginning of a new high school building and eagerly watched its seemingly slow progress. At the beginning of our -lunior year, we were overjoyed by being allowed to increase our knowledge tif we had anyp in the new Lincolnton lligh School building. which was almost completed. .-Xlthough we were sixty strong the new building and its vastness almost overwhelmed us and it was fully two months before we were able to know exactly where we were without asking someone else. It was at the first of our Senior year that the football team made a flying start. won five victories and great was the shouting of the Seniors over each one. Early in the year the PINE BURR spirit was reported at deatb's door but Bliss Blanche Burke came to the rescue and the report was exploded. lilut after all, one might ask what does it all amount to? 'llo be serious we are proud of this Lincolnton Highg this intellectual mother: but to be more seri- ous, we hope that she can be justly proud of us. We will soon receive our diplomas and will then scatter to the four corners: to work, to marry, to suffer, to enjoy, to die- A quoi bon? NYC entered, we remained, we leave. This is our history. --litrrii Cizoss Dxvis. PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN ?556?2'Z7i5B6'P?5Z7i556524?i5B6?2?k5B6?247i5B556??i7i?56??4k?b6547i556?K7i?56?Kk5B 'l Nt-WT fl ,Q L,'lr,,Tf,f1iJ lil,-..iNli!:.fKlllh J g ' fvffgilipo fl ,JG VIE PAT, flwllf CfglifgjidttKfigxfffiieyf'-g'?1l'Qf'KlgJfr2 X Cn' Q K if 'frl llitylffg ?'4,i '-iffy-e ,Nlf1i.i'f'lf View 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R cflillf, sd,CQCi1,fi WMf lfmxlf llll l i t A' ml' I .... i I 'lum .49 i l ll w i ll Hll 0 so ff' ' - y A 4 t. ni iii-AI. A Q iz -9, E l ' I' u diff Ulf' ' . We the undersigned, heing in an unsound and unstable state of mind, and realizing that we have not much longer to remain in high school, have determined, after due consideration, to will and hequeath a few of our numerous possessions as follows: l, Hvella liluncan, do herehy solemnly will and bequeath my numerous and maidenly lilushes to Gladys liortenhury, hoping that she will win the love of Red Uellinger. Xfter my departure, I, Kathleen Mullen, do desire that my quiet and mouse- liltc disposition he given to lixainae Schrum so that she may he ahle to slip ahout unnoticed as successfully as l have. 'llo Mr. lil. D. -lohnson, l, Cecil lelauss, do hereby give my eminent velocity as a typist with anticipations that he will attain a speed far superior to that of 'llangorzr l also desire that my great musical ability go to Hugh Rudisill with the sincere hope that he will sometime in the future heconie a second le'aderewslci. 'llo Carson liurlte and Clay lleam, l, Clarence XYilkinson, do solemnly will and bequeath my most respected name Cowhoy. l, lllanclie lilanton, do honestly desire that my distinctionyas faculty pet go to Yictor l,edford as it may he of some help, To Marie XYomack 1 herehy hand over my so-called devilish eyes. To Kloye leleafner l, Estelle Cornwall, do herehy will my independence and aliility to stand on my own 'lluh with the sincere hope that she will use these qualities next year, instead of this. l, lfva llolly, do solemnly will my love for Bliss Klcliay to Kenneth Del- linger, hoping that he may he alile to pass history as easily as l have. PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT JW- I iflel. I me 'f.f.1sFlf'i lfiftlfilflti f' PIEE BURRiis?9E5Qf3 9lQ3 i5 I, Ruth Davis, have decided to allow my honor as the Most Dignificcl Senior, to go to l'auline Cornwall, in the hope that she may fulfill the title as well as I have. I, Ollie Mae Keever do will and bequeath my diminutive circumference to Helen Hauss. To Louise I-Ieavner I, Ollie Mae lieever, do will my marvelous ability to work arithmetic problems. hoping that she will be able to work them with as much ease as l 3 and to l'rue Yount do I will my agility in tennis. May shc become a second Helen XYi,lls. My numerous winning smiles and blushes which were left me by a member of Class '25, l, Irene Beattie. do bestow on Lona Self. To Evangeline Houser, I will my geometry compass, hoping that she will use it as profitably as I have in drawing the many attractive geometrical figures. I, Sarah Coon, do hereby will my love for Bliss .Xnthony to Susan Long. hoping that she may be as successful in dodging English questions in llurke as I have. I, -Iuanita Ilroctor. will my love for Miss Gray to .Iohn Senter. Knowing Miss Anthony's fondness for correcting mixed expressions, I, Fan- nie Sharpe. will my inexhaustible supply to the whole junior class. llecause of their vast number you may use them liberally, I, Fannie Sharpe, will my musical talent to Tom firmstrong and Harmon Iamessmay the unearthly sounds heard before chapel be more harmonious. 'llo Kloye lleafner I will my sarcasm. hoping it will be of incomparable value to her in history class. To Yictor Rudisill I, Lindsay Hunter, do will my ability to Charleston in the fond hope that it may afford him as much popularity as it has me. I, Loy Self, give my ability to express myself fluently and understandably to Gladys Mullen, knowing that this trait will he most useful when she becomes a missionary: and to Lemuel XYilliams I leave my mustache. knowing that it will match the color of his golden locks perfectly. I, Annie Huss, do solemnly will my chewing gum to Gladys Fortenbury- may she never run out of ammunition. I, Evelyn Iirwin, do hereby will to Dorothy lierlcins my innocent brown eyes, hoping that she will be more successful in vamping her numerous crushes than I have. PAGE THIRTY-NINE aBG?XR5B6?bi?5B65XK?56Mk?56Mk5B5B6Mk556?Xk5B6Mk5B6?Xk?56?XkW sllaqfliffy - i 1 RWM Siiifi, alll? ew Elilfff, 597' Ulf' . ' lf! 53' QW? 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R I, Leila Self, will ni' Josition, 'um in center for the Yellow ackets, to I l J P g Frances Mauney, hoping that she will have better success than I. To C. G. Rudisill, I, Sue .lane lXlauney, do bequeath my hen-like laugh with the request that he substitute it for his mule-like bray. I, Elva Deitz, will my title, Man-hater, to Elizabeth McLean, knowing that it will be of inestimable value in her conquest of the weaker sex. We Kate Robinson and Ruth Cross Davis, do will our firm friendship and fond love for each other to XYilma Ramsey and Harmon James in the hope that they will be as good twins,' as we have been. . I, Ililliam XYingate will snitch, my favorite synonym for swipe to Lemuel XN'illiams, on the condition that he use it as often as I have. And to Yates Beal I leave my blushes, with the hope that he does not burn up so many collar- bands as I have by them. I, Margaret Lee. do hereby will and bequeath to Dora Moore and Emily Grigg my ability to tell jokes on biology class so that they may be able to keep the other members of the class awake as successfully as I have. And I. Sue Mauney, do regretfully leave to Harmon james my freckle cream. We Annette Rudisill and Margaret Lee, do hereby bequeath to Evangeline Houser and Velma Sullivan our right to loaf in the hall, hoping they can dodge Mr. johnson more easily than we did. XYe, Evelyn Erwin and Cecil Hauss. will all our troubles as well as our pleasures to the editor and business manager of the 1927 PINE BURR. Wie do hereby subscribe our names and affix our signatures. CLASS OF '26, -KATE ROBINSON, 26, Lawyer. ll '1'f11e'sses: CLYDE CoRNwALL, Woonizow ARMsTRoNG, JACK CANIPE. 5565i?5B6?W5B65ik556524?5BGW5B556b4k?56Mk556MW56?Xk5B6?Xk55 F ,QQ alll, KT gflwiilf-ff 'YQ fl .Q , i .File , ,VLH sy 1' -r---7'----'rf yviwcyja .V,ftg1,,,fg,f,, 5 Q 1 9 2 6 P I iii E B U R R fgijlafgaesgdgwagfilticsfifii OUT OF THE MIST TIME: func 7, 1976, PL.-XCE2 H44 blasted lzeatlzf' Entrance to witch's cave in background. The stage is in complete dark- ness except for the smouldering fire under the huge cauldron, placed just out- side the cave, and the vague glimmer of moonlight. The curtain rises on an empty stage, dimly-lighted. The light gradually increases as the moon rises, strains of weird music sound and a band of elves and imps dances in. They dance and caper before the cave, but stop, listen as if frightened as voices sound out- side. As the voices draw nearer they retreat to the bushes at the side of the cave where they hide, peeping out now and then. The sound of voices grows more distinct and presently two people enter at the right. .Xs they come down the stage they are seen to be an old woman and an old man. lloth are handsomely dressed, suggesting prosperity and comfort. The old man speaks first. Dr. Dellinger: XYell, the party was a 'howling success' if I do say it myself. Mrs. Dellinger: Yes, but wouldn't it have been nice to have had all our classmates with us Dr. D.: Now that would have been fine. l wonder what the old 'bunch' is doing now. Fifty years is a long time. Mrs. D.: It is indeed and Qklahoma is a long way from Lincolnton. and Dr. D., the famous surgeon, is a long way from liob Dellinger of lligh School days. Dr. D.: But no further away than Mrs. Dellinger, the prominent politician, is from Ollie May lieever of the good old days. Mrs. D.: Oh, llobl You are making fun! llut seriously, l would like to know what has become of our classmates. By the way, did you see about Sue Mauney's success? 4 llob shakes his heady She's a great spiritualist. The article I read said that she had a cave near here. Dr. D.: Ah, hal So that's why you brought me this way is it? l was wondering. flmps and elves now dance forward singing as they circle the speakersl tOllie May Shrinks against Bob-she is frightenedl Dr. D.: Don't be afraid Qllie May, l bet these are some of Sue's imps. It's just like her to have such a gang. Here, you! What do you mean, speak so a man can understand you? tlmps sing more clearly.J Imps: Oh, would you your old friends see? XYould you indeed know their fates FA Xeri will bring them before thee, you shall behold your dear classmates. l'They bow and beckon toward cave and witch appears. She is young and beautiful, wears a flowing black robe decorated with silver stars and crescent moons. She stands with lifted arm in listening attitude for a moment, then holds out both hands.j Witch: VX'hat! Bob, Ollie May! llow glad I am to see you both. tShe stirs fire: light flashes up, showing her more distinctly.l Mrs. D.: I read in The Times that you had found the fountain of youth. l didn't believe it, but now I'm convinced that you have. PAGE FORTY-ONE DQ' 1 y 1. if 1 f 1 ie , Egflf' 1 9 2 6 P I ff E B U R R Dr. D.: l1y lingo. The years have certainly helped you! tsteps toward tl1e Witch l. Xtitchz Same old llob! llut tell nie, what you have been doing all these years? XYait, is there anything that you specially want F Mrs. D.: This is our golden anniversary and we thought that it wouldn't be complete without seei11g our old classmates. Yet I don't want to see lllfxlll as they are today, old and perhaps sad. l think it would be splendid to see each 0116 at the supreme INOINGIIK of his life. Can you show me that T' Witch: Surely. l hadn't thought of that. lt would be fine. Yes, we'll have them here i11 a jiffy. Sit down o11 that mossy log there in the shadow and soon our friends of long ago will pass before 11s. llut 11ot a word, no matter what you see. lShe 111otions for impsg as they appear, she says: Haste thee, bring 111e here the blooms of spri11g and the dust of winter. lifxit iinps and elves. XYitch speaks to llob a11d Ollie Maya Xtitchz !!RClllC'1lllJCT if one word be spoken the spell will be broken. lie- ware ! lleware ! tlmps enter, bringing basket filled with rose petals, and box filled with dust.l XYitch sprinkles this into the cauldron, chanting: HlllOOl1l of summer, winter's snow, Xtithin the cauldron, seethe and glow, llackward turn now, Uh Time in tl1y flight, Show us Ulll' friends again just for tonight. lContinues Cllilllt in Latinl Surgendum Tibi Sur Gendum Tibi Surgenduni Tibi Prima Luce. XYitch lturning to Bob and tlllie Xlayl: Again, beware! lf 0116 word be spoken, the spell then will be broken. Glitch looks into pot and then speaks.J XYitch: Ah! Madame Valerie, we know her as Yiya Lee Lineberger, tl1e world-famous toe dancer, as she appeared on the night when she took Paris by storm. l Puff of smoke l-F0111 cauldron as Yiya Lee comes out and dances lightly across the stage. Witch looks again into the pot and sprinkles dust on tl1e fire.l XYitch: XYhy if this isn't Gladys .1Xbernethy, but now sl1e is a deaconess working in the slu111s of New York. ltflladys comes out and walks demurely across the staged Xlitch: lint look who is next! lt's llippo Shuford. Ile isa famous ani- mal trainer and of course his specialty is training hippopotamuses'' lliorest. dressed i11 gaudy colors and flourishing whip, crosses staged lYitch tbending to look into potl: Of course, we all know that some day Kate Robinson would be a great actress and now she has just bee11 given the title of 'The Second Gloria Swanson'. Kate, dressed as an actress, crosses stage. l XYitch: Now, look whoys here. Helen Thompson! She has broken tl1e world's record in gum chewing. She l1as succeeded in chewing 3,900 ti111es to the minute. t l lelen wearing a banner, lettered XYorld Champion, crosses staged tklitch looks very intently i11to cauldron for a moment. then turns to llob and Ollie Maya PAGE FORTY-TWO QWXQWMSWVQWWSHMMHWGWXQWWWWGWMBFXMB ee satis!iffffgjifetigftffifyiatzgi tfQwL.5gQ9l W glaiwxffv 19 2 6 P I N E B U R R gk,f,l.,tS1ljzgN,,,,eJjjQ' kwin, llitch: Did you ever think that lrene lleattie and Loy Self would marry each other! Yet there they are on their wedding day. t lrene and Loy, dressed as bride and groom, cross stage slowly to the soft strains of l.ohengrin. J lYitch: 'ADoctor Rudisilll During high school days she was gay Annette. but now she is a famous dentist. and has just made a set of false teeth for the liing of lfnglandf' t-Xnnette. dressed as a dentist, crosses the stage.l t ltitch looks surprised as she gazes into pot and puts more dust on the fire. l llitch: Why, it's Elva Deitzl The audience went wild over her singing in the Metropolitan Opera llouse and they now speak of her as the second Ylenny Lind. tlflva dressed in an evening gown crosses stagei tThe witch looks into the pot and begins laughingl lYitch: -lust look who is here, l.eila Self. of the good old days but now she is Xlrs. Cosgreve. You see her now as she looked the day she won the prize at Lincoln County Fair for having the largest family. tl.eila wearing an ill- fitting cheap dress comes out, followed by thirteen children and crosses stagel lYitch: Can you imagine Russell Carpenter being the Dean of N. C. C. NY? llell, he is and all the girls are crazy about him. tliussell crosses stage? tltitch bends over and looks into pot.l llitch: .-Xnd next is Estelle Cornwell. She has just made herself famous by playing opposite Rudolph Yalentino in that romantic drama 'Romeo and ,luliet'. tlfstelle walks across stage dressed as Vlulietl llitch: lint would you ever think that liatheleen Mullen would be a inod- iste for New York's Four Hundred ? tliathleen comes out smartly dressed.i tlYitch looks into pot and sprinkles more dust on the fire.l ltitch: Of course. we knew that lack Ramsaur would some day have a band of his own and now he has iust finished giving a concert over the radio. tlack plays Remember on saxophone as he crosses the staged ltitcht l'auline Edwards has realized her greatest ambition for she is at last Henry Ford's secretary. t l'auline, dressed as secretary walks across staged tltitch looks into pot.J lYitch: ll'illiam llingate, the l'resident's chief cook! lsle looks mighty prosperous, so l guess his pie crusts please the l'resident. tltilliam comes out in white with cap and apron and crosses staged llitch: Xl'hv. if this isn't Eva llolly. Remember how she used to swing those curves! ltell. she has a chance to go fast now, for she is reallv in the races. She is supremely happy, for she has iust won over Dellaolof' lEva comes out dressed in riding suit.l tlkitch puts dust on fire and looks in cauldron. ll XYitch: Did you ever think that luanita llroctor would be an orator? She is giving a series of lectures in Sanscrit at llarvard l'niversitv to the teachers of dead languages. t luanita dressed in tailored suit walks across staged ltitch: l.ook who is here? alr. and Mrs. Xllarlick. Since Margaret Lee is a doctor and David an undertaker. thev are very prosperous. thlargaret and David cross stage togetheiil tltitch looks in pot.l ll'itch: Annie lluss and Robert llarrill have lrecomr- Xlarathon dancers and hh N they are now touring Fnrope. teaching the Charleston to the nobility. t.Xnnie and Robert do a step of the Charleston as they cross staged Xlitch: 4'll'e all knew that Sarah Coon would some dav teach expression. and she is now teaching in .Xgnes Scott. lSarah. dressed as a teacher. appearsl tallest if Qlcllff f t T' J 'sllefgi a allf' 1 9 2 6 P I SWE B U R R Witch: Clarence NYilkinson is now the world's champion boxer. He has just succeeded in knocking Dempsey out and he is now challenging any man in the world, no matter what race or color. tClarence, dressed as a boxer, crosses staged tXYitch puts more dust on fire and smoke rises. She looks in the pot again. l Hitch: XYhy, if this isn't lillanche lllanton. She is now a missionary to -lapan. While there she married a 'lapanese Prince, and just to please him, she wore this costume at the wedding. t lilanche. in -lapanese costume, comes for- ward. l Witch: Katherine Rhodes has lust made herself famous by singing title role in 'Carmen'. I Katherine. dressed as a Carmen, passes across staged tXX'itch gazes in cauldron again l. NYitch: li'aderewski has only one rival, Cecil llauss. Some people think that Cecil's minnet is much finer than l'aderewski's. tCecil, in evening dress, crosses staged XYitch: lint look who is here! lt is tlvella Duncan, the famous bareback rider. She is now with the llarnum X llailey Circus. tflvella, dressed as bare- back rider skips across staged XYitch: l,ookl Lindsay Hunter is a hot dog vender, and now he is happy for he has just invented a little machine which slices the onions ten times quicker than ever. tl.indsay comes out carrying tray of hot dogs.l tNYitch looks in pot J. XYitch: Of course, Fannie Sharpe is still playing tennis and she has suc- ceeded in winning the silver cup from llelen Wills. llfannie. dressed in tennis togs passes across back of staged Witch: lX'ho is this fat man? XX'hv, it is Loy lleavner, can you imagine his being the fattest man in the world? tl.oy made up as a 700-pounder ap- pears.l tXYitch puts more dust on fire l. XYitch: .Xnd this is Sarah Yoder who has made herself famous by her won- derful portraits. She is now busy on the portrait of .lackie Coogan. tSarah, dressed in smock and carrying palette. crosses staged XYitch: NYould you ever dream that ,lack Shuford would take Mr. Denny's place as manager of the plavmakers? XXI-ll, he has. trlack, dressed in business suit, crosses stage.l tXX'itch bends over and looks in pot.l NYitch: And next is Ruth Davis, who is traveling the world demonstrating 'She has 'l'one's Hair 'lionic '. tRuth, with hair flowing around her shoulders. crosses the stage.l XYitch: lint look who's here, lda High. She is now a beautiful model in lvey's. tlda in beautiful dress comes out l. Hitch: .Xnd last is Evelyn Erwin as she took the vows to be a nun. tlfve- lyn in nnn's costume crosses the staged Xkiitchz Now, who could doubt that the Class of '26 is the most famous that has ever been graduated from Lincolnton High? tilllie Mae: Now, I am sure that this has been the happiest time of my life. llow can l ever thank you? Rob: l've had the time of my life. lly lingo, if you aren't a real spiritual- ist. XYe will have to go now. Good-bve. we've had a glorious time. tlfxitl tlmps come in and dance while witch slowly disappears.l tCt'1z'r.x1xl PAGE FORTY-FOUR if5654365e5i?6565i?656?2i?SQB6b??S55,3B6?vZk?56?24k5B6Mk556??ZX5B65vZk?5 2fleSQfiil2lff9st S -. F :llc the fZi?f5iiiQ,ZliZL2iiE'ii fl: if 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R if-bfiii3Zf,a.Qk?Q.:igf221ft1f STATISTICS OF CLASS OF '26 Those gifted in the forensic art know that statistics are recognized as indis- putable proofs of any desired evidence, so the following information will be credited as real facts and will thus be recorded in the annals of the Class of 'Joi Public opinion has declared that Gladys Abernethy is our best all-round and most popular member but strange to say she is also considered the most conceited. To Sarah Coon we attribute the honor of being the most talkative and nat- urally enough the biggest pest. Our most stylish member is Margaret Lee, who at the same time ties with Leila Self as the most entertaining. I'm quite sure that no one can dispute that Sue Klauney is the cutest of our class. Even though Evelyn Erwin is the biggest flirt it is agreed that she is the most in love. flow happily this will work out, since she is also the hottest-tem- pered, is for the future to decide. ls it not singular that he who is the biggest bluff is also the luckiest? Yet, these characteristics seem to lend success to Lindsay Ilunter. Blanche lllanton is acclaimed as the brightest student and of course, being the faculty pet, naturally follows. Certainly the most sensible and most ambitious must be accredited In Kate Robinson. Had you ever been greeted by the wide grin and cheerful hail of our Cow- boy you would undoubtedly agree that Clarence Wilkinson is the friendliest Senior. Sweetness of disposition seems to be generously scattered throughout the entire class since Irene lleattie, Uvella Duncan, and Annette Rudisill are all given this honor. 6?56?XX?5dXW56Mk5B6?W5B6Mk?55B6?Xk5B6Mk3B6MW56?Xk556MX?5 i . hi'-l RiWffg3a5':i7iil Qllf lt is a strange fact indeed that Hob Dellinger and Sue Mauney, our largest and smallest members respectively, are also the most athletic. lndependence is a characteristic of our entire class but Estelle Cornwell and Annie lrluss seem to excel in the ability to stand upon their own feet. Kathleen Mullen is the most studious, while she and Xlfilliam Xlfingate are rivals for the title of most bashful Seniors. David XYarlick has the undisputed title of loafer, however, he is the hand- somest boy. Flva Deitz seems to be the man-hater of the class and compares with lack Shuford, who is the woman-hater. Our most talented girl is Sarah Yoder, who vies with Eva Holly as the quietest member. ln spite of his awkward name of Hippo, Forest Shuford wins out in polite- ness, wit and originality. Cracefulness is an outstanding feature of our class in which Leila Self and -lack Ramsaur excel. Sarah Coon is the heartiest laugher but is ably assisted by the giggles of flelen 'Thompson and Katherine Rhodes. Since sarcasm has proved true of Ollie Mae Keever and Fannie Sharpe, we must give to Pauline Edwards and Robert llarrill the honor of being the most out-spoken, Although not voted the handsomest, Loy Self is unanimously acclaimed class sheilc. As Juanita Proctor and Russel Carpenter have a peculiar talent l'm sure they'll some day be silver-tongued orators for they have the gift o' gab. Last and most insignificant is your humble servant who is acclaimed the most attractive and prettiest member. l hope they don't consider her beautiful but dumb. -Viva LEE LINEBERGIQR. 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RUSSELL WISE SANDERS GIIIGNARD IIILLEY BARINEAU YATES BEAL HENRY ROBINSON ANNIE YVODER ROBERTA BYNUM RUBY HE.XX'NER CATHERINE SULLIVAN BLXRY FRANCES PADGETT IRENE SIIRUM EMILY HUNTER SARAII LEDFORD OFFICERS ......-...P1'f'sidcnt .................,.I'z'cc-Prcs1'dm1t .......SCCl'Cl'C17'jY and Trmsuv'e1f MEMBERS AGNES DELLINGER SUE IXNNE MULLEN MARY XVALLACE HOOVER SUE BETTY FINGER SUSAN LONG NELLIE SIIARPE MARGARET BURGIN RICSSIE HALL ELIZABETH IJOYLE KIARJORIE KATE ABERNETHY SUSIE GREEN XYILLIE MAI: LONG ISABEL BYARS PAGE Fl FTY-THREE SQSWXEGMMSWWSWXWGWWSQGEKWWXEGMXWSMXSWXWS :!!!zQEf1Pli f :Wet T-NQEQQWQ! f A f?s?ri!Q?r2Ges1!f! 1 9 2 6 P 1 N E B U R R P E P v ' . . That's what We lack! We don't take enough interest in the activities of our school. Our aim should be to double the membership of every organization, as Well as to organize new ones. There is no other one thing that will bring the boys and girls closer together. Don't forget that In unity there is strength. This unity is obtained through organizations. START SOMETHING!! TAKE AN INTEREST IN OUR SCHOOL! PUT L. H. S. ON THE MAP!! PEP! PEP!! PEP!!! PAGE FIFTY-FOUR :VTQQEFG f:f7: f f gL EM 2:05 35i5ig42G5lll5JQif5i5i1?19 2 6 P 1 N E B U R R SiiQ2E5i3iSQ3,2?6J3.llPJ5iA?ik3f?i f rlmrfffffm f f Q f I , ZW A9 2 QA N f xxx KV Xu 'lf f Y! X 'Km +a 0 1 353-1 J4 nfs' 0 P... 233 NS? . -., ' T229 B Q .. fi W , fi? , -X-X' 'X n an Y '53 ii.-.i. X j .,,,4 W Wu-r I-1 PAGE FIFTY-FIVE PIIEHEE 'N it S fn I U1 s fi ,J U Z ' 'C n-4 A Q 1--1 1-I-I cr. T-T-4 11: w w: q P- ,,- ,, L e ,d n , , MEAEWRIEEMQW I I 'IIELRQEERIEIEEI Iqbpiwgg 1 9 2 6 P I B U R R fx THE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS LL CILE LINERERGER .,.,. ...v.......,......, ,. .f... ,..... P I A 1dr llf IAAII35 LITTLE ,,,,,,LL,, ....,,..,..,..,..A....... I VICL Pnszduzt RLFFIN SELF ,,,, ,.,...,.....L ...,... 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MA in w je A ' ,fr ,D ' ' v I 'Li . .I 12x-'s'-vu ' I - - I .1 ISFK ix' I in ADVERTISING CLUB OFFICERS MRQ LEYA VVEST ...... ...................,.......... .... I I neltm ExELxN ERWIN ..... ....,........, ..I......,...... I A :dl t AIEININ IXIARESH ..... ....,. S 'wrutfzl-y and lnuszm MEMBERS XVADE BEAL -IL'.AN1'1'.A PROCTOR GEORGE PAGE INIELVIN IQARESH IXIARSIIALL SHIVES PAULINE SIGMON INIARF-HALL XVILLIAMS ROBERT IRXBERNETHY ,TACK CANIPE ,IAMES CORNWELL EVELYN IERXVIN RADIANT SMITH CLAY BEAM LONA SELF SPE .ANNA INIULLEN EVA HOKE NELLTE HONEYCUTT AIELVIN YODER IQATHERINE RHUIIES SARAH Coux RUSSEL CARPENTER I'lSS-IE LAWING RALPH IIEAVNER IQTHEI, IIARRILL XIIVIAN LACKEY ID. C. LEONARD HETTY XVI-ZST IXIINNIE SUE ERWIN Loy HEAVNER RICHARD QUICRLE AGNES DIZLLINGER MARGARET SHERRILL VANCE RVCKICR THOMAS :XRMSTRONG PAGE SEVENTY ONE WNV ffl .,2f'-'iii 3512. 51W 471 5! - 5. 1775125 -A W C' 'fxefl KF-F' 7 EOS Yuff f 7 mf' V511 fQi+Me.:w,2w,uy4, vid 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R EN.wawQi1wE ,wff COOKING CLUB OFFICERS Miss RUTH JAMES ,, ....,, Director RUTH L15uN,xRn ...,,....OOOO.A.............. Pzvsidmzt SARA11 IEJELLINQLER .,.,. ..... S vcretary and Trcnsurcr MEMBERS ' KIARY LOU DRAM MAxRGAxRET HON1f3x'CU'1'T S-.xlull D15L1,1NG1iR BLXRY YERDISRY Xlmv Lux: SMITH ELIz,xBET11 S11L'1fuRD Xxxcv CAxLDwIiI,1. RUTH LEONARD IiAx'1'1i IIINES FRANCES IXIAUNIQY RIILIJRED Hows IIARULIJ IQLTDISILL l':l,lZAXBETII PHILLIPS XYILLIAM MCNEELY I,l'ClI,lC CUWPNIQR FIICSSIE ROBINSON lm M112 RHODES PAGE SEVENTYTWO ,mg I Ragga, ' QTL I A y -Qf2if1P1gAQgG'7'f if: 'W 1 9 2 6 P I ISI? E B U R R NN? , MISS EUNICE MACKAY GLADYS .ABERNETHY .,.A. 1AxNNE'1'TE RUDISILL ,, BLANCIIE BLANTON IXIIARGARET BURGIN EMILY ITUNTI-IR LOUISE IJEAVNER M.xRG.xRET IXIERRITT VIRGINIIX ITOYLE GI,AIIYs ABERNETIIY VIVA LEE LINEBEROER C. G. RUDISILL, IR. IJELEN RUIIISILL HELEN THOMPSON ELVA DEITZ NIARY NVALLACE HOOVER x I vf I ii' at gggff' A vi L. H. S. MUMMERS OFFICERS MEMBERS EVELYN SIIIVES IDA DIGH IQATHERINE SULLIV JOIIN IUCLEAN GUI' BEATTY XVINIFRED PERKINS HELEN ALEXANDER ESTIZLLE CORNVVELL LOY REEF RLANCIIE BLANTON FANNIE SIIARPE PAULINI3 EDWARDS EVA HOLLY AN I7i1'c'fl0r W...........Prfs1dI'I1t II'r-Prvszdvazt ,w,,.,S'cI'rvtcI1'y and T1'I'I1s111'I'I ANNIE ITUSS IXIATII LEEN IIULLE N DORA MOORE MAROARI-:T LEE ANNETTE RUIIINILL RI IIIERT I JELLI N OER XVILLIAAI XVINGATIC JOIIN SENTER I,ExII'EL XVILLIANIS LAWRENCE DAVIII NVARLIC K HVIIII RI'nISII.L EIIWIN RLTDISILL PAGE SEVENTY-THREE KWH T? -:?: 7?lsf4 .Afwfd 4g f,iCQl 'S Q ' ,Jigf CCP '13 5,5 1 9 2 6 P I 157 E B U R R was WWF' :K X ffm QW? , wma -We D WWMMSK 'MQ wmawm HNAWWWD wwmmmwif MR. CH.x1zI,Es SMITH Lux' H EAWNER ........... XYILLIE G1 mD5uN .... F4 fR13sT SHUFQRD .... Lm' IIEAVNER Lums PI,-XYNES RMBPQRT DELLINGER VICTOR RUDISILL JOHN SENTER D. C. LIQUNARD Emsfm SLIUFORD PAGE SEVENTY-FOUR , 1 THE L CLUB OFFICERS MEMBERS ..,,.,.Di1'Cc'f0l' .,,., .... ,.P1'csia'm1f .. . .......,...,..I'ITU-P1'U.v1'a1'c11t .,.,.,5L't'7'f'ft7l',V and T2'vas 111'cr C.xRsoN I3l'RKE FuR13sT SHUFORD BILL CEOODSUN IAWRENCE XYARLICK XYISE BEAL jxcli SIIUFQRD CRA VVFORD COON ru,w'Z:r4- ff J9Gg fwfflew .Y ffifijv 'Nvif:lTA A-'-l CfwwM 3 ', fHZggiYg45'4V': T,- wf ZG1fJe W 9if33W'Tr fTSi3?f?N1T'H'TZf 393251311 8Q4'fiZfSw4,,f-4,,x54Q,3,5g-g,xQ5AZfQ2:L g14,H,,'g1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R gf L f,LsCf'Lf .ff,,'QgxiAg:J T? QA if 'fr if .F FN ,337 J l ,qi L PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE 10ff7 'Tf ka-,Yfvf A N R. :J5fPf5L, ' f j ?x 1 zggrzgwxwfx Sv TAF smxf ,V KXmlf 1f'N XQ D 'C'Fw 9'N'83t'1. ' N-' Wx 114 Q S! Qffwfa Ufi2ffl1,,f,w:h.xfah.1gg,gkfiif-Qi19 2 6 PIN E B U R R qgiffsif iWwGUMGDpQ4plf2a!ff mam, H... wr 'am am 11 4- M441 ww V ., nf' .- new mv' ' 'i ' ...,,:f 'w-4---'a ' . , A- - , J . ,.4f:,?.F'4g .- fL,,v,.,- L- 5 7- -,V '- .' ,',A,-. 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' .Jw ,, ,,- f' ,. ,Q 1 . -A sg' .:... -.W -f - Auf' -4 uf, f ' ' 'KW .1--:W--A A 'KN ,. ,JJ A -f. f -'-Ag.. . 4, V ,f g,,, W, ,. 'HH -' Q . in A - ' - ds, .www 1 -- P h,, . , , ff4H V ' mf W, M ,Uf,f'k,fQ Q, H9vm,QA w,, f ' , , ' . - f- Q. ' , , M 1 ff M 2, 'W 1- ,mlm ' 'ff 'Q 44 'jfs-2,,s,f-J. , ' 4--Q.. - . 'H-v . , v S- M 210-S -4-,faa 7, 44.43 V' M ' wmv-4, L, ,A . as 'M . - 5 fW'.' ,M-A A M' ' 'I 13f27T1'T1Qif'.:fSf ' 9' ,H 5 3', ' ' f'- - - xx K ' f ,. .A K .1 .,, ,. .. V V --,V xml JA, Q,m,u4, .5-W Y h lm-.JM MA1,V,M Mk. V. IJ. Sm ru ,, H N Cami, MR- XV- lf- 451,-Nl'S'l Nl2 Y...'Ix.v1'.ffa11f Cmwlx D. C. l,1LuN,xR1x ,, ,,,,Y Cgfwfgfyf RESUME Ai the 1-pcnlmg sczwnl at l,1m-nlntfnl High lt Qc-cnwrl our tg-:lm wsu gmng to hr- 11 httlu wc-uk, he-czuxw of thc Inv uf w many mm-n funn last yn-:u x tezlm, hut fxlillifll Smith. with the mzltcrizxl h-ft :xml tlpc nbw crawli- rlzmw. Nunn wh-vvlnpq-ri :u tc-:nm whwh appcsmvf-rl tu hc hp-ttm' than cxpvcu-al. Thu Gulf! :mel Black plzxycfl clght gzlllws, KYIIIIIIIUQ flvs' zmrl lm-elm: throw, NCHVIHQ seventy PHIIIIN to our l71llNYllC'llf.S wixty-four. , Y Uutcl1 l.wm:u'1l, frm' Clllltilill ami quzn'tc1'h:nck, shrvwc-fl ahh- gc-xlcrznlsllip 111141 figI1ting spirit. llc suc- cvsxtully lml thc in-nm tu vlctury. The survives nf Awistzmt KQUZICII fi12l1lNtUI'll' uc-rc' apprccintefl hy thc whole- squzul. NVQ- fu-I that nm' train, huilt lzwgm-ly frrnu nc-xx nmtcrial, zmrl with the cxcc-llc-nt iIlSfl'llCli4,lll uf our cuzuch, nam LL great sllvcerws. SQUAD EIIININ SIIl'FHlHl ,,RI-ylflf Emi , ,LIpMIIIiI, XV11.Lums lfxuwx H1'Rls1c . ,.,, Rffflzf Turklr , Jlmfxilrf PROFIOR IJURI-.51 SNIIIH , ,A,R1'ffl1t ffzrum' ,, , K1f3NN1iT1r fY1R0XVI'.I,I. Rwrurkl IM41I,IN1.I5R ,, Crnzlm' ., ,, , IFRPD Il.xRRII,L ,I-mx Slfxir-RH , ,,l'.rff ffmzrfl , , RUSSI-LH. XVISIC llwln XV.xk1.I4 K ,, Lvff Tuvklu, ,, CI..XRl Nl'I-, Rr'ms11.L In lx Slll'1-'nun ,, , ,Lvff limi' ,, ,, , FRANK C'll,xMlH-.RL.'x1N Il, If I,I'llN.Xlill Qm1rh'rlun'k H ,,,,f'1,,'x1'rvli Mmuw FHRI-sl SIIVFHRIY H Rflfflt llulflwlrlx lwI..KRI4,Nl'l5 VVlI.KINsHN XVII IUR Rl'IPI!wII,I. Imff Ilalflmfk ,, ., KIiNNI4.lII Ill-i1,r.lN:.1-,R I.m'1s II WN!-.S ,, ,F11lllmM', , ,, ,, I.0x' III-.AVNI-.R xvll.l,IIi1,ftrUDSflN , , Rfyfhf 1In!fIun'L',,. .. . PAGE SEVENTY-SIX f56?fzi?5?56W'f?5B 1,355,555 I .f ,L A A xt 7 N-, lf 'Jiffy l N , iii, fi If-l I l -xx rf-'Q-Z3Q.2,my,NL1J3Zf ey f-ff my Qin S4:,g??w11vX1,cT-gQQ1jN3jj1H'i g A ski lf'3'JWQllb.i5S7,llLNQ21 9 2 6 P I N E B U R RbQwL1flff1'.r,f14fL1bf1L2:'vL1.b,1Qu 1 W 4' W wnQmTs?m'S1w1waNSnnnn'imm:v1umu-ann :n mangas? mwswww-'uiammummwmm1wmavmmmmnmnn1:w '3ils Wa2 1masumwmwwmasmu1mnnmwm1umn1r11mwmuuwN .pw gm,,W, BW-Uwlillmdhunzzwwnmamununwmwmqngpgga ,V V ww. masmzau-,w11uwaas-1 'um1wu1mswmawun5aulunnuwwwmQnmmanu.'.1lgggg1111mww , lumunmmmmwmmmuna iP'iIlB1zWKE1Ulb '51HB iiliiUQ! WWW ,Z',.- GIRLS' BASKETBALL .......C01I1 ll PALIINL Cmzxxurr .,,,..........,..,.... ....... C 1111111111 RESUME -1 year I,lllCH ntnn 12,1 mll have to how to thc girls' lmslcctlwznll in-znn. as llolxc lwcxng tm :wt maph that I,lllCOllllllll cnnlel have sa-C1111-rl, m1vl1l1'1l th1 gn 0 thc s 1, dlll t t I ll. S. has Q-vcr pr11rl111'1-ll. Of thc yixtucn Q21 1 glr S wfv11t11rt11n IINIIIQ, on 1 unc away frmn lwlnc. 'l'hv tfvtal scwrc was fnnx' hnnchul 1 1 Cnty fue to :nr uppmmnts no llllllflfvfl anfl 1-igl1ty-fffnr puintx 1 clptaln, Panhm Cormull pl:1x'c1l cxccllcntly clnringg thc sn-1151111, swrixug tw nn drcf and fxfty two of thc frnr hnnclrcrl and twcnty-five p11i11ts. thc clnxe of the Season a l lllf1llCf was givcn to the lwaslcctlwall Q1l11a1'ls, at xxhuh E1 6111115 r1ckCt xxak prexcntcrl to Mus Hnkc fur hcr L'lltllllSlZlStlC and 0ll1c1cnt wwrlc 1 1 1 ountnn pen ua: gncn to Nlr Wchh Durham wlwsc serviccs ns rclcrcc were lll1ll5llLl1S3ll 1 GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD , Cnzzrlz ClIf7fUI'II Fm'71'1H'1l F01'1c'r1r'1l Fm'w111'11 Czzard C'1111r11' , Gunn! l',vr,1,1'N lzkwlx , .hllllllfllllf K11111 X lvx T 1-'11 l1v11'1111'111 , .SVIIITXPI-fllfl fn Lux D1 Ill .qllllffllfllf F1111 S'11lvvlfl11l1' .YI11l.Yf fl I1 I1 .Sill 11xtl'!11l1 S11 Iwxf ff ll 11 S11 lnvtff 1111 PAGE SEVENTY 5365555 76W6?2i7i5B6?2i?5B6?2i75B??5652i75B6?2i7f?56??ik?56?24WB6?2i?5B egg .Gam DFA Ai ic-jiegfiwg Milf' 1 9 2 6 P 1 IEEE B U R R rw BOYS' BASKETBALL Nha, XY. li. ll1..xns'1'uNi5 .,B,B,BB.,,,,,,..,ABBBB,,BB,.,.BB,,,,,,A,4,BBBB,,B,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,AA,,,,,A,,,,,, 6 'midi MR. C. U. SMITH ,,.,.,,,, w.... . '1.S'.5'fSI'tllIf 6.017511 XYILLIIC i.itlHlJStlN ,,.,B,,,,,,,,,,,,,,AvA ,,,AB,,,AB,,v,, C lzjvffziii RESUME The hzislcetlmzill season this yezn' has heen zi l'CCfll'Cl-lJI'CllliCl' for lmoth school :incl teznn. Cozieh Glzirlstone zinfl Assistant Cnaeli Smith took an inexperieneecl teani :incl lay hard :incl persistent work welclecl it into 21 fighting inziehine which won twelve uf sixteen gznnes zincl inzicle at gmail shuwing in the State Tmiriiziiiieiit, going flown hefore Sz1nfoi'cl's erzielc quint hy one point. Cillllfllll Lloorlson clifl excellent playing, znicl it can well he sziicl that his lezicl- ership is zippreeizitecl. BOYS, BASKETBALL SQUAD lmfvimsux. L iifvltiiu SS,,,e,e,,,ie,,,e,ee,,,.,,,,v.,,,,e,ee,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,.,.,.,eee.............. e..e, t fzmra' l1.XRRlCI,L .i,..,ee,..e.e l'Rf re'1'f vi: .iee ....L vlifer Fnrfufiru' lliixxi ...,,.,iee l'.0I'7t'lll'lI1 lJiiI,1,iNc3i2iz ...ieee.e,..eee,e,ee,,eee.....,..., ...ee Cflmru' S, , Siixiiiiq ,,ee eeee,,,,eee,,,eeee,eeee,,.,,,e,.,, .......ee C I wird Knox ,A,V, f'iUI ZL'tll'lf CROVVl'fl,I, ee eee, fiimrzl l '1 iiueii ....ee.......i,, PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT 1'i0l'TUtlI'd 55355245556524X3B6??W55652iiK5B6?v?W5556?2iY??5652iX556??iX5565?fW56W5K55 1 9 2 6 P 1 N E B U R R E33 Wm PAGE SEVENTY-NINE fssewxgwxxgsefxwsefxxgsegweygeawxgeegwewmsegmsegxwsga Sllil 1 at V 'QQWA ref ZK slag 2 all gill? 1 92 6 P I1cliE B U R R 5 4 0 5, i, 0 0 r GSA -l ggggilllf Mg' R !- ag of - 1 ' c me A l'l'RlfCl.-X'l'ICeJX The VINE llricic staff takes this means of ex- pressing its appreciation ancl gratiturle to patrons and friends who have contrihutetl toward the completion anrl, we hope, success of this hook. 'llhere have been trials and tribulations, much pleasure and satisfaction in the cmnpleting of this, hut we have enjoyeml it all. And our sincerest hope is that our 1926 l'iN13 BURR may prove worthy of your contributions. 1 N 5 Mfi ii ft ffggali ii sw is s 24 lf! f-2 ees 'Z' fisittkc ,ifwiyx ' ' 45 W.-sflzaafee 'P eraweermseaiwseeaweeaiwseaerxsseeizweeiwsewxxweiaxreei ,. , ,,xW WM- 4-,HJ ,mhwmw bf V147 ,ik ,Amr Nr,.A ,-x,,,S1-3,3-5y-.Lf f Cir V3-5 , is M QA, ,Q ' KT: x 34f1 2'f , 1fiEIQ fH KAPN Ai-Q-LQKL.-'j,f,Y,kf,14,ag'fjQN9i 512'-L N.44ff,!,, 1 9 2 6 P I N I1 B U R R ,EQA .41-ji N11'fL'Q pJ:'! JLQLL4 51X WGN NDT COME R X 'Hz IT I5 XUST :ff- 5 AS ,,mm,M X4nuxnERTN5W H5195 M QALRHR . meow X sill X . xl Xxx yi, . S-ga ' Q PAGE EIGHTY-ONE feewf?sewa5ewf5e2Q4wfsea4wf25,feefQ4mfaefs4wfSee2v4mggxnf-1555533 Moira.I-i.ff.I.iK ?'apriDfflffi - fs' f i-and ?v.ffilsftt?13Wf:?'f4Iff.i'f a?sfEffIY537a Us ffm? Eizfifv E lwgcfl iy few: W, ,,,..i,J ., ,C .H . . . ,f . it Us ay. 1,Se-' ' Ike JN... N. ' I I Idav ,iwafbiygswtiaze PINE BURRUiy,fV2uilff1i WML-H we THIS AND THAT L. H. S. I?oI'ULAR SUNG HITS Brown Eyes XYhy Are You Blue ? ...........,..,TTT....,.......,,.....A.T.,A,........ JACK RAMSAUR Then I'll lie Happy ..e.........,.......... ...... X f'Iv.x LEE LINEBERGER Sleepy Time Gal .,, .,..ee.........,,,..l.,,e ....,.. I i ENNETH DELI,INGER Show Me the XVay to Go Home ..ee. f........ N PVILLIAM XVINGATE My Irish Mary Moore ,..,........oo ....,.... L ov ITE.-XVNER By the Light of the Stars .... ............,.. S ,IRAII Coox Always .,...o.,.............r.,l..o,,,oo. ,.....,..... E vEI.vN ERWIN I Miss My Swiss ,,,,,,,, GL.xDvs ABERNETIIY iiRG11161lllJC1 , .......,. .............. D IARGARET LEE SENIOR DIRECTORY Margaret Lee-In the hall. Robert l?Iarrill-Chemistry laboratory. Robert Dellinger-Playing baseball. Ida Digh-Carrying out Bliss .Xnthony's orders. Evelyn Erwin and Xvllllillll XYingate-In the PINE BVRR office. lack Ranisaur-Hanging out Miss Stanley's window. Lindsay Hunter-Ringing bells. Kenneth Dellinger-In the kitchen. Cecil Irlauss-Taking speed tests. Ollie Mae Keever-Telling jokes in study hall. CAN You IMAGINE? Kate Robinson flirting? Kathleen Mullen giggling on class? Forest Shuford without his Stayconib ? Helen Thompson not talking? Loy Heavner and David XVarlick not eating? Robert Dellinger being broke? Cecil Ilauss talking to a girl? ' Sue Klauney without freckles? Gladys Abernethy with black hair? Yvilliam Vlfingate wearing a hat? Leila Self without Sue Mauney? Annette Rudisill not bluffing? Juanita Proctor without her English book? ,lack Shuford doing the t'Charleston ? Eva I'Iolly in love? Pauline Edwards as a pianist? The Senior class averaging 95? Elva Deitz posing as Yenus? Annie Hauss in a bathing suit? Going to chapel without singing .'X1nerica the Beautifuln? Katherine Rhodes a chorus girl? PAGE EIGHTY'TWO A pf riff A Q . 1. i , vffwfsm Qi' fTfC.4if1ffi 'iffffffs lle sflaitisiiiwiffira9?aal.5Zs?ii at la? 2-55irr1:.i:+4.if1'feiafiiif u1fl1i3,ig,5g4'.l,+3Q3g,Qi,x,,fg ,.3S9.tfL,,,ig 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R aajwlivi Smwiva,-sfncvisffsvi WANTED A cap pistol to go 'possum hunting with-David XVarlick. Some school spiritfSenior class. A fountain pen-Seniors. To be envied-Seniors. A girl that's true-,lack Shuford. A chemistry notebook-Margaret Lee. Wanted some time-Seniors. A rest-Evelyn Erwin. A French reader-XYilliam Wfingate. FOUND Gladys Abernethy's powder puff. David XVarlick's Ford. Bob Dellinger's razor tnow he has no excusel. Loy Heavner's match fhow strikingll Ida Digh's books. Lindsay Hunter's speks. The key to the PINE BURR office. -lack Ramsaur's typewriting eraser. LOST Senior privileges. Sue Mauneys giggle. lleila Self's hair pin. Our heads-teachers. Cicero jack -Kate Qolminson. Miss Anthony's black list. Our spirit-Seniors. Blanche Blanton's temper. -lack Shuforrl's collar button, Elva Dietz's man-Columbus. XYILLMM: l hear you were in California all winter. LEIL.-xr Oh, yes! I had a gorgeous time. XYILLIAMI Got sun-kissed, I suppose P LEILA: Yes, and those native sons could surely do it. HTUGH fhaving killed the lady's puppy! : lXladam, l will replace the animal. GL.xm's: Sir, you flatter yourself. MR. GL1XD5'1'UNICI Tell me all you know about nitrates. IXIARGARICTI They are cheaper than clay rates l PAGE EIGHTY-THREE ,S I L I l I E Afw1I?A34e,+IsIfAJAIf wvfgfiiii' N . I In D ww-Arif If wwf ww iv Ne'-:Sifiorff-:f?iywf4f In YEI? wffg Wg if I mm 1 9 2 6 I N E B U R R -we 'AY' f f R 'fii +f'1 - '111 1 1f'1 R 'f 'f E I f1'f T -ffi 11f- '-Y1 - ff -1- -T '- R 1f T Qff1 f f H f 1 - ffi' I HH'Y A H f'-f 1 1fff '111 H f+11 11'f 1 111f - -I : I - LAWING 36 COSTNER 1 i Lincoln Plumbing SZ Q Druggzsts l I Heatlng C0- l i f ' I ' Q , - PHONE 31 Q WHITMAN CANDIES j 1 PARKER af SCHAEPPER U j - L FOUNTAIN PENS ' A - Prescriptions Carefully Filled I ' A I R i I 2 ! I I Q ' 1 i - LINCOLNTON, N. c. A - LINCOLNTON, N. C. i S- yii- A iiii A -,,- -i-, A ..f- -i., A ..,. A -..- A -.-.A .i-. A .i-. .... A .... A I I 4. +A iiif A .i., A .... A .i,. A .i.. .... A .i.. A .,,. .i., A .i.. .,.. A A .ii. A .i.. A . A -I-R 'fii - iffi fiff R R ffii H fiff H fiii - ifii 1 i1-i - 'iii ++'i 'iff f+fi - 'iin - -I -r I ffi' H'if - iffi f+'f R iiii f iiii I I I iifi H fiif H iiii H +i+i H ifif - iiii - iifi --I : I : - BYARS MOTOR i - W. H. LOHR, JR. i - 1 T COMPANY - L - ' O ' 2 lI'i'lII - - S I , . I , TIRE AND BATTERY I Lmcoln, Ford l W 2 - i REPAIRING Q E and F ordson , I I L U +5 ' L F ora' Parts i AUTHORIZED SALES I j Q AND SERVICE I : 2 i : ! l K LINCOLNTON, N. O. ' I LINCOLNTON, N- C- i 6- 4 ' ' ' f i ' ' Y i 1 full Mi +' Vi ' ' lm' T 'Q ' T T ' i l PAGE EIGHTY-FOUR .I VF MSR IW 'ab 'RT ' T O Jul, 'k,2g?'me Vw O fr'-'fi m 3:-ii 'ff-'fir ffl' R S' T? TTSZT riff 'Ai' '-' ff 3,?Ji?'f2 f1' 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R '?'14.iii'fiRL::y'445?'l vans:nlinnuvunu--uulvuna:nu-unuiuuuxunnvuuuinn-uu1un-gg. Tnviii:---unl+uuuiun --un nn- un-mv nu,nu-un nn nu-gg' 2 i 5 RIVOLI THEATRE CHILDS WOLF DRUG COMPANY LINCOLNTON, N. C. I PHONE 330 I mi-U I - Zi 2 V 2 I HIGH CLASS PICTURE W I l NORRIS CANDIES AND MOVIE DRAMA f j CUT FLOWERS l 1:1 -1- TJ Everything Found in a 1' 2 Operated by Caro ma Theatres, Drug Store - Inc., Asheville, N. C. : ' We appreciate your patronage J Q FOWLER, Manager Q at all times T 1 3 i 3 -i-- 1i-- R --.- . - --.- C --.1 yin- 1.-- A ---- f-5 A .--- -4- -i-- 1--- -. A T f ---- C ---- i -.-- 1 i C A---5. LIN EBERGER l E : 2 Ri I BROTHERS I l T l Ei ' Compliments of ' l - EUREKA IRON WORKS I .. ,, I Cotton I 1 LINCOLNTON, N. C. i : Ei LINCOLNTON, N. C. L U - - I i i 4' Uif- III' T Illl T - l 1 7 1 W- 'un H+ li' I PAGE EIGHTY-FIVE 11m rw WCW? 1 who A rfCrwwAw?.c11f1ff11?359Af1A ,A + 111111111221 Wffwfsixfe U1 Tw? RW lwwwmwwffz new A fifliffi' A 1 9 2 6 P 1 N E R U R R afau nn11m1nu111n1 n111un1m11, 111111111 1111111111 11111111-gg s?uu nu111n11u11n1n1nn1m1 - 1 1111111111 m1 11141 11n1nn1nn--,!, D R I N K I C. GUY RUDISILI, T T AND BROTHER BOTTLED 3 i EQ - COCA-COLA T N f T T : - GOQD GRAPE : DRY GOODS, NoT1oNs, l ORANGE CRUSH SHOES, CLOTHING 1 AND HATS T EQ A LINCDLN COCA-COLA T From the cheapest that's L Q COMPANY good, to the best that's made urn 1111 111 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1111-in ern 1111 1 1 1 1 1- - -1 1 111111111-gg BIERMAN ENGRAVING z OBSERVER PR'NT'NG ? 1 D HOUSE L COMPANY T 2 fINCORPORATEDj I , , - 1 : ' S CHARLOTTE. N, C. 5 CHARLOTTE' N' C' 2 2 : , . 5 : Zi I E1 2 RR 1 l 2 PRINTERS OF 1 2 E THE1926 Pms BURR 2 N ENGRAVERS OF 5 X 2 3 I Q 1 THE1926 ? f H PINE BURR ! E lil-111111 1 Y 1 1 1 111 Yun ui Ui-un 11111 1 1 1 1 Y 1111111140 PAGE EIGHTY-SIX 51D6F?s5?-556?vi7f'?5652i7f5B6?2i?S53652??f?55B652i?f3B6?24?i?56?2i?656?24?i5B6?24?i5E ,N Q' ,, ffx ' . 7, '1ffl'W.,, IA! nk,'f1'i53 ' ' ' ' ' H, . ' 1 '5'T',f .A 2 NW' f ,J , ,, ff- Q.. V' N K.iVGEAr2w-xxqrylfxfagkfa Un- 94,3235 N.,,X, ,lwqiige 1 Tw - ,I .iimv , 5 x '2 R 5 L A Qfj3fg..ff,,,l,'j4jjyQLxg,g27V3L' 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R Qivlg ,1. Q.i-, ,,W,,,,...,fffn-fT?f- W1 1ii1:fi1f11muf:Iv 'f' '!' - I H W H EAT j 1cE CRI-:AM I E 'ITS A REAL FOOD' l Frozen by Russell Creamery Company 4 e LINCOLNTON, N. C. i M 5 I 4... ...E e e ei- . .. T Z e. e -- e 1 - ...L PAGE EIGHTY-SEVEN 5B6?2QT?i'S565?i7ii?56??1T7?556??f7s3E6??i?i5f5s'fb6C'54?F56'f?ff77s'?Eve?B'ffFf'f5f3'ff2ffT?'s'5efi6?f77fw'?H Jl,Nf'ifT2ff Mydzrffw so . -, 1rffmm..Qmc gg- i ' .apr PQ ff we We WJ! Wulf? ee Ifwirlkle UI' ffl: r N5 DBLP 1 9 2 6 P 1 N E B U R R fn- f--f --- 'f1- -- +11f - ' +' -- f1-' ---l- lfff -+ 1-H f-f- f-'f - 1 -P H--To-I-A--I--P I I High Grade i A utomobiles A DODGE BROTHERS - I MOTOR CARS COMPLIMENTS OF - A : Q STUDEBAKER Dr. H. A . Karesh Q LIGHT AND SPECIAL SIXES DENTIST I ENOUGH SAID V I LINCOLNTON, N. C. f I . i PIOYLE IMPLEMENT - COMPANX' ! I . PHONE 102 z I 1 -i-- ..,, - .... ........... .... .. . . - .,.- -- ---:- e Z Z.. . .-.. -.-i. +I: -A-, -:Q-2-L-eijw l--- - ---- ---- H ---- 11-- P ---N P P -'-- - ---- P --'- 1 -f-- - f--- P so ---- -l-- - ------p 4 I Absolutely necessary to your i happy existence is a reliable . U - I I D I - E WISHING ce and Coa ea er Q YOU THAT'S US ' MUCH That'S part of an education, too ' I - I SUCCESS : 5 Zi , DR. I. R. SELF PHONE 50 i Q LINCOLN ICE 8: FUEL f j COMPANY T Q.- ll.l - .lfl ---------.. .l., - l 4 +- l.,l H- P- E l... - ...I ee ...l - ...l ..l. - I -- l..- .H-4. PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT ,Oat fW49:fFfFy :Wei 1 me 1 9 2 6 P I El E B U R R -it 1A' jst- is - - Ii :Z -s -Estee E WHEN 1 COME REMEMBER- 5 H i My name is Trouble-I'n1 a busy bloke- I am the test of Courage-and of Class ' I bind the coward to a bitter yoke, L T I drive the Craven from the crowning passg s Weaklings I crush before they come to fameg : But as the red star guides across the night l I train the stalwart for a better gameg 2 Z I drive the brave into a harder fight. My name is Hard Luck-wreeker of rare dreams, - I follow all who seek the open frayg : I I am the shadow where the far light gleams For those who seek to know the open way. U Quitters I break before they reach the crest, 7 But where the red field echoes with the drums L I build the fighter for the final test T And mould the brave for any drive that comes. l My name is Sorrow-I shall come to all F I To block the surfeit of an endless joyg T Along the Sable Road I pay my call Before the sweetness of success can cloy, And weaker souls shall weep amid the throng And fall before me, broken and dismayed, E l But braver hearts shall know that I belong, And take me in, serene and unafraid. 5 2 ll 1 My name's Defeat-but through the bitter fight 2 I To those who know, I'm something more than friendg i For I can build beyond the wrath of might , And drive away all yellow from the blendg 2 For those who quit, I am the final blow, l But for the brave who seek their chance to learn - I show the way, at last, beyond the foe 2 - To where the scarlet flames of triumph burn. -Alanta Journal. L ll i i 1 THE KARESH ENTERPRISES LINCOLNTON MAIDEN sig .ii. :fx .ggu T :gr ig E - i..i .4 55dXk3B6?Xki5GWS?56?2ik?5?Wki55B65WS5B6Mk5B6?Xk?56Wkg56?XXi5 IeIIffQjfQi3 F571 5 H.IIIf9IIf:i If C I I7 l I I tif. IP ITIQQVH. GIJIIIZIQ 357 I IIT I eww Il, T II 5I'1fIf fIf2fff IIC SIPIIIIIIQQIEFNITRIIWI SEIQQIIT5 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R Tw- ---- - 1l-- - -1f' - 1--' - '-N' - -'-- - '--A - - '- - ---f - -1'- - -'-' - ---1 - -l-- -4- +--- ---- --- --Nl ----- - -- -K-! - .-.i - -,-- -.--.-4. I I T IVIIEREDITH CoI,I,EGE I T ff jjjgs JLTIQT EET-Tm T RALEIGH, N. c. mm I MIDGETT LUMBER Co. I I . A Sfclnddfd College DAY TELEPHONE 396 Fgy Young Women NIGHT TELEPHONE 366 NEW BUILDINGS Manufacturers of Building T NEW EQUIPMENT Material and Contractors Every Dormitory Room Has Supplies T Bath Connection - 5 I E - For Catalogue or Further Eqkm I Information, Write E . L T , I T Qmzlzty Ice Chests T CHAS. 11. BREWER I T - President T U If U I RALEIGH, N. G. LINCOLNTON, N. c. T I i I : 4-- -II- - I--I --- -II- - ---I - -III - I--I - -II- - I--I --I- -II- -I--Ii -i-- ..I. - II.. -- III. - I... - .II. - I... - ..I. - I... - ...I ---....-...IL ? 'T ' C C C 'I Ti 'I CCCCC Z P !' 'FIT ' T ' T T T - - !' I I T I T SEE PEACE INSTITUTE I T I T RALEIGH N. c. I I DAVE LER FR I ' E A N J A Standard Junior College for I I for T CLOTHING, SHOES, DRY T Young Women Recognized by t.he American ASSO- : ciation of Junior Collegesg Work A'c'cept.ed by State Department I 5 of Education of North T GooDS, MILLINERY I T Carolina E - 5 5 : 5 A Ifllllffl St dfnt Hwly E E T lnililisiual Rtitentioriy 5 5 T 5 IntiInate Home Atmosyuhere T T 5 Highly 'Pl'Ellllt'I,I Faculty 5 E T E T T T I DEPARTMENTS T I:I'i'I:I 5 T Stzxndard College XYork 5 5 T E SIELIIIIZIITI College PlAE'TJHl'Ilfl'Il'j' VVoI'k T I 3 T Special Courses in Art, Music, 5 T T 2 I':XTIl'CSSlIJll, Ilomef Ecrlnmnics, and T 5 CUlTIll1t'l'CIZll Subjects E I I LINCTTIJNTON, N. C. For Catalog, Address the RegIstrar 2 . i I - ,.q. PAGE NINETY ,,X,A ,N,q,E YYY , V W, or , 1'-A-1 I f',, WN ,L 1-1 .-Hr, ,QW ,wx N 4:1 - 1, L ,HA wwf, 1,11 W ,A ,.kfK'iQ,, of ,fwC2gR'WA-wif: A,f'7,Af2d'YQ W ff - Rffff VRQQFJJ mi i Q f ffflfe 1 19 2 6 PI N E E U R R RJ: +--- --f- ----------- L--- - 1--' - -1- +--- --Af - --- - 11-' - - ---' - -11 - - -1- '-- - --1--1--1-ug 1 , A Sam Motor Co. 3 A 1 1 . I , Star Sales and Serwce Imam ! E N , 1 CHAS. A. JONAS Z - I E1-1013 1 I I Q PHONE 191 -L .... A .f.. AAA AAAAAA..AA-41 - .f,. A .A11 AAA .f1. A ,.f1 A 1.., A ,1.1 A .1-1 A 1.1- AAA----A.-41 +u- - ' - '--- - 1--- - -'-- - --1- - ---- - 11-- - -- - 1-1- - 1--- - -' - -'-- - --'- --p +--- ---- - '1-- - -- - ---- - --'- - -' - --1- - ---- - --ll - 1--- - '--- - -'-- - f-'- -3- ' ! SPEND YOUR VACATION DIXON DRY CLEANING Q AT COMPANX' i Lincoln Lithia Inn . . E Qualzty-Serwce Lincolnton's Ideal Summer A Resort i Capacity Recently Doubled The Shop with Modern Dry A Cleaning Machinery 5 All New Rooms with Bath l - I 1 Ei Q RATES REASONABLE i 1 PHONE :ass i Information on Request LINCOLNTON, N. C. i-- -11- A ---1 - -11- ---- -+1- A -.1- A A --1- A 1.1- A --1- A --1- -11. A -11- - -A--1. +- 1-11 A -11- A --1- A 1--, A -11- A .-1- A 1--1 A -11- A -1.- .111 A ,111 A A .-1- PAGE NINETY-ONE 1+,Of?f7Tfff 1'+0HPf7Q 1 iff? XGQQECF' 1 A 1 R015 +1 W r N1 14 1:1116 ' wfsi - Us ,N A ,ifNXx'lNV f My ff-'C' ' 211,11 3'5f,35i3i5G'5'L3S'9Qef5i3f.l1b3?i 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R 'PH '1 T ' W 1 1 1 'W 1 ' 'W 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1-111111141 I : l Q Compliments of l SAXONY SPINNING COMPANY L AND L 1 MELVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4011111111 - 1 1 -1' 1 1 1 1 11111111 :ruu 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 11+ ainu1nn 1 1 ' 1 1 1 nuuu ' uuwv -gi. +11 111111 1 1 1 1 -1 nn 1111-4. l i 1 Q 1 OUR STORE IS YGUR - 7 E 3 HARDWARE FRIEND Q ! COMPLIMENTS I ' - l OF 1 M 1 l DR.C.H.HARRlL 2 I , LANDER HARDWARE ! 1 COMPANY : E E : 1 ! 1 E rio- ..., 1 ,.,. 1 .,.. 1....1 --- 1 111111 , uit lil-1111-1111 1 1 - 1 A 1 1 1 111111:'11viu PAGE NINETY-TWO Of' GW -1, 'if-17'ii:, vt ' W' ' il- lyjflrv uf-16, Q f'-U' L 5ffsq3s25iH:'5Hff2.f??:f,ff:H1559 We 39313 iff ifzsiffiiifdvtfr wifi. tfwfltji-,52Ql,Fjk',fQ'Q1xtyij sqijlvjlqyi 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R gX:5,'f,-sifltg 1fffqA'li1K7Jj'.i':yDl-Qlsxgjg ---- E E E as A R R 1 E E R RR -1-'-RR'-+ , . E Q LINCOLN DRUG COMPANY i Q C. B. PHILLIPS, Prop. ' Ej+E ! 5 - I The Rexall Store i f PHONE 17 i 2 Everything in Drugs, Stationery, Sundries and Magazines E14-U 1 Q AGENTS FOR I Scholtz, The Florist ! . i Mavis and Ho11ingsworth's Candies LINCOLNTON, N. C. I 2 -1-Ie ---- E- A-Z:-ieifi -1-' g --1- - ---- E ---- ee ggi'-H--+ 1-ENE E ffii E EE iiii E - fifi E ifii -+ vias E - - E E E f - E Q J M. BEAM, PRESIDENT 2 - I C, T, HAUSS. GENERAL MANAGER Z I - i M, S, BEAM. SEC.-TREAS. l 3 l : 7- - - --- ff----------- I I 5 Y E f i QQ Q SETH LUMBER Co. I Q I DEALER IN i 2 Builders' Supplies, Lime, Brick, H H L - COMPLIMENTS OF 1 I Plaster, Cement I I mam 2 Q MARK ZIMTBAUM T I i 2 5 ! ' - Rough and Finished Lumber W 5 i 5 - PHoNE 39 T LINCOLNTON, N. C. i - 1- ..., - .,,- ---- A A -,,- .,-,, A --., A ,-,- --,- A . A ---- Z .-,- A --.- ---- A Hi 4- .... .,., A A A A Z A g PAGE NINETY-THREE I fTff1 I,rrTfI,IfI 'IITRII 'I' . A I I II Hdawwwahwef ...I E WWNQSEIMESE 5.I, .gfy,.3QQ,Il3.t 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R gQ,2.f:i:, N.dAgG5gQ+IyS3,ft.f:Q.t 4... ...L .. ....-....f....A ....+....,....:....L.... I,....L...-....,.... ....f.....,.... ...Z Z A L.. 4. LENOIR.RHYNE COLLEGE I HICKORY, N. C. Is a Standard College for Men and Women COURSES: I CLASSICAL EDUCATION I GENERAL SCIENCE I SOCIAL SCIENCE I BUSINESS I I MUSIC I Summer School for Teachers and for those who Wish to make up I College Credits I HEALTHFUL CLIMATE I SURROUNDINGS OF CULTURE AND REFINEMENT For Catalog ana' Other Information, Write I I . Q THE PRESIDENT I I E : I +............... , -. - .. - - ....-....-....-....-....-.-I.:....-.... I..- - , 7 - 7 L 7 ,,,, Y,,,!, A-M---me------A fftf rrr' frlf I'rI Irlf IIII IIII 'III viii-e-eeaewmMw -If' I I II 0 o o Q E I E I Hmson Fillmg Station I I I 2 Z 2 I3+EI I I U4-EI I That Good Gulf oasonne I j EXIDE BATTERIES I I I Automobiles Washed, Polished COMPLIMENTS OF I I and Greased I Q T. C. ABERNETHY I I E-rm Z z 5 Z I I OUR MOTTO 2 I I SERVICE I I Un!-III I EIU l I PHONE 52 II nin-....1.. 1 1. IIII 1 IIII IIII 1 IIII f IIII 1 , 1IIY,lIll,ll+ 40-III. Iwi ' l f 1 1 7 f 1 lIllifl'+ PAG I FOU STIKWSQIFIQPSIS5f?2I??556924YY5B6?2i?i55,7V56?24?.I56?24?i3B6?2I?SIB6?2i7fS5EGIIWYSE - -fx gkrggy ,'f',wI7' ff .- - we QwfT'vfIN,u'jf 4 K . ,,,I,-fgwufb I 5 II-Iirf I3fLIb36k9AJli215ti1vf'Qf4I7f1.?il:i 1 9 2 6 P I N E B U R R be.c:Lfff11I.+ e.f1flIfiI.l3JILQ.v1wui'1 ,in M7 fu., ff-...I ..,.i..II7.... ...., .... .... I I .I III. mi-.b gf... Im, .III IIIIW nufnn Im IIIIfIIII1IIIIf v::u,, uvwu - IIII-:III-T I INSUREAND I I XBMRXNRLMN I BESURE Il I DEALERS IN 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 : High-Grade E Furniture - : I : I min , 1 2 FUNERAL DIRECTORS LINOOLNTON I I I - I l INSURANCESLREALTY I ! mm I A I I COM PANY I ! I 5 , LINCOLNTON, N. C. .Q I Z : I : I o....,. K - I... II..-..,. I.I,i,...-.II.? :I..,f..q. -1--,..,..I...- -....-II..-II-.I..-...,-...,-I.,- - ....I.-I+ +..f....f -V - : - H Z - .I..-,,, +..l..,.-I... .,.. I.. .UI-..,,-I..-II.-...I-4, I i I i I , I I I PUTNAM S BARBER I I I I SHOP l I . I We Appreciate Your Business i Compliments of I I VV B ABFRNFTHY SIX CHAIRS-NO LONG I i I WAITS I Swng I I I Ladies and Children LINCOLN COUNTY I Given Special Attention I I TUB and SHOWER EATHS I 2 ! E l I I I M. A. PUTNAM I i I PROPRIETOR -i-- I--- e-I -fe- - ei -II- -I-il -i-- III- A f-I- --e ---I e III- - -II- e --II -I-I L I--e ---- All-:I PAGE NINETYAFIVE Q1 9 2 6 P I IEEE B U R R wiv +11 nufnn uulun nur- un nnlnu W nn,nn nu nu un-4. +I: nnfnn ml nn nu- unfun nn nu1nu- 4. U i KENNETH GRIGG 8L COMPANY Cotton I X l LINCOLNTON, N. C. -i-- .,,. E .... - -,.. .... - .,.. ..., .. .... .... .. ,,.. l ,.., Z ,,.. ..., - .... E . . ufnn nu nu, 7 7 if + Y Y 2 fuuTnn- Q CHILDS 8: CHILDS A ttorneys-at-Law Q H, ,m..uui L 1 , 1 T Y i 1 g E413 Uifm ! Compliments of Q NICHOLSON 'Compliments of AND A. L. QUICKEL ROPER Z EMI U-rm 2- ---- - --1- E-iE E ET HE-H ---- -I+ +- --1- E ---- i-E- H-E - 4- PAGE NINETY-SIX 536?v??S5L5652FZFi6356??f'4?6E556J5vZFfS556J5vX?4i5B33B6J5v'Z5if5B65v'Z5KffL56Fv'Z5?S5B6?2fZ?6'5'56?2f'Z52i55 EW? :': . :': . . U gQ ?5 1926 PINeE BURRLMM 1 AUTOGRAPHS 1. ...,.... . 2. ....... - 3. ........ - 4. ....... - 5. ------- 6. -....-.------ 7. ------ 8. ----.. - .... --- 9. ----- .......... 10. ...... - 11. ......., - 12. i1...--.... .... -..--,,,--- 13. -- ..... - 14. 15. --...--..--... ....... ..,...--,---- PAGE NINETY-SEVEN TURN IWANT OVER GTEUT Quzm if UT Ji, , Qs ' 'g 2,- !x f r sux ' Qi- T' - Y Lug , ..-5 W 'x' 'P 1 ff 'S-A ' Q K I lr V THE END