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

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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.

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.. 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