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

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ELIZABETH HOUSER El-lZABli'l'll i'K:nd. generous. cmd fhouglilful. loo Here is undoubtedly the quietest girl in our class. She relies solely upon herself in thinkf ng, and reaches conclusions that are dependable and that will stand. Vvlhen we think of ELIZA- BETH we think of one who is always sweet and lovable. A girl of her type will make the best of life. CHRISTINE JAMES 'I'iliQrsi ' . , ,. .she s tl ddF.ll7Q in nmmf u'uu.s CHRISTINE is an extremely likeable girl and one who. we sincerely believe. can hold her own wherever she goes or whatever she does after leaving dear old l.. H. S, Tl5I2NY has a host of frinds who are wishing her the best ol' luck as she goes onward through lifes tourney. 'IAAVIA .JONAS 'l'AI1T Just u wee hi! ol' tl qzrl with tl bm lvetzrli Yes. this is TAFT: not so big. nor so loud. but just a regular girl, TAVI' is quiet and unas- suming. and everyone who knows her wants her as a friend. True and straightforward. that's TAFT. and she has in her appearance the deter- mination that will help her in whatever lifee work she chooses. Q ESSII2 PRUIZ LIZONARD HESSIIZH Though modes! and shy. .shed laugh or die ESSIE is one of the goodfnatured girls. Al- though shy she has been one of our best class' mates. Her numerous good qualities have won for her many friends. She is indeed sincere. and makes a worthwhile companion. Heres hoping that she may have the best in life.

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safe- . 1 Z . ,, . rf 51: jg l. . 2. m2 H 1 vi if .' I I, l'4tyfi I at tilt -711111 We , ., ,? LUCX MAE HOUSER HlVlAEi' Never pu! off until tomorrow what you can do today MAE. like her sister. is quiet and unassum- ing, By her friendly eyes one can tell that she is a girl whom everyone can trust, We shall always admire MAE. and we know that she de' serves the very best of everything. MEITA PATTON HOKE NICK Hlfler uenlle speech, her modest ways, Left others to award the praise. MEITA is an example for us in scholarship. sound thinking and high morals. At any time has she been ready for a part in every phase of high school life. and her influence is always for fairness. Though our relations as classmates may sever. we will ever remember MEITA for the true classmate she has been. . I 4 0.0 0.0 . 4 EVANGELINE HOUSER ANC1ELlNlf Ul'ltlf7f7U um l, fronr care I am free. Oh. iuhif rant uou all he contented like me. lIVANc3tZI.lNt5. big of heart. congenial. and easyfgoing. is the same wherever one sees her. Enthusiastic. she always succeeds: tactful and cordial. she wins many friends. and bv her mag- netic personality. she holds them. As we part from dear old l-. H, S., we see the future offer- ing her a very successful career. .j. .j. .9 l.EONARD HUGGITJS llUCiGlNS rl heart to refolue, u head to contrtce, and u hand to execute' Behold our Senior Class President, and the Editor-infffliief of the PINE BURRf Are we not proud of this dignified young man? All through the years of high school he has made a very creditab'e and enviable record. His per- sistent effort has always rewarded him with the solution of the most baffling problems. Apart from his work. he is a jolly good fellow. always reaclv with his bit ol fun. or. in case of trouble. will lend a helping hand. LEONARD is one whom we shall respect and admire forever.

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SUSAN ELIZABETH LONG HSPEEDYH She held the love of 'all+lzfe has no more to give SUSAN, one of the best all-round girls to be found anywhere. is a friend to all, and is always willing and ready to help someone out. She takes an active part in all school life, and is known and liked generally by everyone. No one understands the necessity of play as well as work better than SUSAN. and it is a gift that she has of combining the two for the most suc- cessful and happiest future. ooo MARGARET ELIZABETH MCLEAN LIB iifll77l7Il1OI'l rules mu mtncl. and loue my heart Vvlell, indeed. does this quotation describe l.IB. lior four years. and perhaps longer, she laas stood foremost in her academic work and has proven that in many ways love and ambition are closely allied. Genial. courteous, sincere, lovable. an excellent student. These aptly de- scribe ULIB. 0.4 no Q. DORA BLANCHE MOORE TOO'liS A mind ul peace with all below, A hear! whose love rs innocent. DORA, a staunch and charter member of our class. has played the game straight through with us. HOI knowing discouragement nor setback. She is an excellent worker and is always eager to aid in time of need. L. H. S. will miss such a sweet girl as DORA. as of no LOVE MORGAN LOVE She wus cz phantom of delight when Hrs! she gleumed upon my sight lovta came ta us in our Senior year. but in so short a time she has taken an active part in our affairs and become one of us. lt is this spirit that makes us proud of her as a classmate, and she goes into the world with us carrying every good wish with which she can be endowed.