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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1928 volume:

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ZMT I T ,lr fx 4 I Y I .E if ,I I 'I WQQQQOQQQQQQQQEQQUKW I ,W ,I QI ,V N Q0 I ,I POREWORD If Qznznzf Li I N THIS YEAR SO POND TO OUR HEARTS HAS PQI PASSED ON PROM THE GLOWING PRESENT 5 .I TO THE EVER-REOEDINO PAST. AL- ,fl THOUGH IT HOLDS MANY PAINS AND Q PLEASURES, LABORS AND LGVES, OUR I I GREATEST LONGING CANNOT RECALL 'Q THE SHORTEST PLEETINO MOMENT: SO WE HAVE CREATED THIS ANNUAL IN THE Q W HOPE THAT THROUGH THE AID OP PRINT w f, A THE HAPPY DAYS MAY LIVE FOREVER IN W' I OUR HEARTS AND BE RE-ENACTED FOR f, THE BENEFIT OF OTHERS. Q I I lk E I If I U I I l' il W if-5 V2 'I Page F ive I W I I T ! T, Q4?QQX-Qi?-'Q'4?-Q-4?-GPTQB-I-45-Q45-0 O , w Q, 1 ' f I Pam' Six f W, , W ,...Y.,M--...N-f -...-,.-w.A-.-...., X A -W---A----- --Pgwi-My ' V3 'A' f A A ' M 'xii-f ' , ' .k ff. 'Yi Q5 -'Tfxf' Q Cl'wLj 'Wm - Q .,.. ,. ... . -..-..... .-.',k--s----+----------------- -ff--ff?-----------------1 L 1 'I 9 x, K v' I Wh! ri! ,afir ive' 5 ,Z l . I i . w , e I ? ' . 1 f '31 , i V ,am s P T L 3 i 4 5 'Q' 1 Q . g -1 7 1 2 s ' 5 3 A, 1 3 Y T 11 , ., 9 Mg H . K I ' 9 I' , i Ln'-if , A, K I I . I I I + 1 Z 1 i ' s ' 34,11 - 1 i , 4'x 'W ga 5- 2 , Rf 3 I -L N ij, K-hxqf N I , XE. his -1-?,' Xwv--,YVNWNV 'NLIEL Af N-,f N , ,,,Q..H ,,,,-,i - ILL- I I u ov Qnfynffeag-Q-seas:-QS':ff:bofe-eff?-o I I I I I L eee , I I I 1 Z I I 1 DEDICATIQN To CHARLES D. SMITH ' If IN APPRECIATION OE HIS WHOLE- O SOULED INTEREST IN THE WEL- . EARE OE OUR SCHOOL AND Q HIS INDISPENSABLE AID IN FORWARDING OUR ATHLETICS Y Z I 5 Q? fa Q4zQ534yQ45-c94yQ45l f23!-Qfof4fcQ 4b-0 D Page Seven I 3 I II I o ir 3511 jllllemuriam tn lllarrnll Guieleel Qbne luheh hp all who really lmem bum .FN n X il! lk i' S 2 2 f S 555' E - JL. 5 3 V F E Ex, - 2, N . Q .... ....,. fg N ,- '1 E 5' fm 5- ' 'S-ii22?,74,Wfg S E? 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CNS-in 5555 A sais QQ - NAS , , , , W f P A A A A A ,N - A K, . f' X cf 'w J RNA CLASSES l 'xx I XN yg X Ax X ORGANIZATIONS fe J MSX' Q cy1'lxHl-E'IQlCS V XA f X H QAZQAR' jOKESAND-40S SVA Jf'00O00UVf P11110 Nine X I' wa -iQ -,n-l-fi1fo- es- il Q Miss LeonaWill1amson ASSY DUSIN ESS MANAGER lvliss lvlfiigi liiqiiffef Padgett 4 V M155 Elizabeth Hoyle C 5' xEf,.1 .LJ , - l D ,ji li nh C- ' f- 1 'ax ,Aj .W -, il li li il le li l 1 PHOTOGRAFHIC EDI FOR i Miss Bessie Hall Miss Emily Hunter EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Melvin Karesh Puilv Tun ATH LETTC EDITOR Miss Marjorie Kate Abernathy suasciumow MANAGER rllllli PINE Buiiiz STAFI' Nr Billg Barineau dons rgniron .. - ,f -f . .X ' 1 -Y , 1, V. A f - n. , -i'.'Xw- ,f'...v - Aj w f' .l ' X , 1A i . 'M i H 'Q a 0 5? fir J ii i ii ii i i i i A E M A f o4yQb4ro4ycsQfovw4b6Qfifs4XfQ A ' W ' ' 1 . te 7. sr se sr sr Ar sir we sw-se 51 we 41 an sr ,ff U, 1' ii B S if .ES 35---if-S ZS if il? -14? QE iiwiff lu. Q A v A tv I A PINE BURR STAFF A. ag 6 BESSIE HALL L ,, ... .,., E ditor-in-Chief , MARY FRANCES PADGETT , . , . A Assistant Editor he EMILY HUNTER. , . . ,.L,.. Business Manager LEONA WILLIAMSONE . , . Asst. Business Manager 41 ELIZABETH HOYLE . Photographic Manager . MELVIN KARESHE ss,s ,.e.. . . . Sports Editor O MARJORIE KATE ABERNETHY E . Circulation Manager QQ BILLY BARINEAU A A , A Joke Editor Q Y C-it O 1- Lge Air sr sf -12 sv A i 5 SWF 52 Si'f '5?2 5 57 ' L E x Q Q Page Eleven QQQQOQQQQQQQQQQQQ L Est ft ...X x .Fi A -, ,s,.,....,....,..,..c. A -..,..... ., , ,,. .. Y,,, .Aaa-.---. , -..-,....,--.,.,--- M..-..-...-..-,.f-c, .N f i ' ,V , , .f . f 'x -'. V W, , - ,- . ,f ev: ,' -....-..-,..-..-..?,...,...1.--.-......Y 41 . .5 me - 1 ..-Q at .- is . ..-as - ea - e f 5 WII,EY M. P1c:Kt2Ns Superintendent This is Mr. Pickins' second year with us and we sincerely hope it will not be his last. He has been blame- less as a superintendent and has Won and held the admiration of the stu- dents, although he was not with us every day: especially was he absent during October, when he performed certain matrimonial rites, A V 1 4 ef' 1 f. 1 YQ X t, 5 I l l 1 WI. rl 'll i i l 1 ' t W. E. GLADsToNE Principal Mr. Gladstone has been connected with our institution as principal for three years, thus proving his Weight in the councils of the school board. During that time he has ruled the student body with an iron hand, standing iirm to his convictions. ESPSBSBSFSPSBS 2525122513524 Page Twelve c i gl, ,,.,k. 5. ,ef A Q Meiji? lil ff? VX4- 'r -C ' , . .fa .- .,-,. 1. , : E-,-, ,Die ,.,:g1eD4ffJ.-a. Y ,- ...... ,., . fi' .J J ,i l L-,mi ' f MQ r I ,. ll 1 1 t I 1 ,Q ,ZS i il 1, l a w l r l X ls lVllSS ANNE PULGHUNI lVllSS El.lZAl5l?Tl'l l'lOlilf Literary Advisor Faculty flcluisor Last year, for the first time. Lincolnton High School looked on Miss Fulghum. Early realizing her ability as an English teacher, the present Senior class wisely chose her as literary advisor, She has proved her meritsg Though Miss I-lolxe has been teach- ing in our school only a short time, she has long been dear to the hearts of Lincolntonians, both young and old. Determined that her talents should not be wasted. we have added her to the annual staff as faculty advisor. B 512 51-4 5.2 52 ill! Sl? Sl 9 5.2 S92 5? ill! Sl ' Page Thirteen l . S 'S 6'mSf'777 'SQFIEQ llfififffj Q Qffiixi Stfi. L fd .,-,,- , -A-ff N'-' 'Q W1 J '- f1 ' 'f3 -xQ' ,T 'N f f1 f 'M' Tb' C1 -Q NP P P H 1' P' W AQ ' -' W -ff I X Q3 K ff -' 5 Ck-lil' E'-,f Fw wi sa' , l ini , 545' I . ' xl 5 'W , . 1 K M' M 1 'E I 11 fs SQQWBHWQ Mwnwxwmbm Mfmneqm, 5 + ENGLISH BOOKKEEMNG 5 fl. 2 l i f MBS E1i5c1foeU1Ho1Qe '55 5 5 X MATH - V-5 I , J-,I li: K, X . I ., 1 l 3 1 Y Q 1 - I 15, i h . l ' ! 1 Mr.W E.G1c1dSiohQ + ' V , L Keuq A PRINCIPAL I SAK 1 i 'VH l , YQ j APB' 4 N! I ,UQ 5 Miss NfmCliRobin5on M1sCH.Ha4rriU Mrs James f' f F STENCGQ DHEIZ. SCIENCE. SCIENCE ' U, X , . . ..., ,. A 3 , . 1 V' ' 'IQHIZ FACULTY K: 1 i 45139 1 Page Fourteen I ,D -1-f1i5Lg?. 'gigggL4 '.- g,1X351 i,44.3wi,3.gi ,. :g,g Ql4.9,-f 9 I ,'m-- . CR V 'Z . I f.sIr1ses2sIIf4esesI.2sIfsI1s2s2sI42425I L'aYaYasfIsuIvasIYfIIffIweIvf1saYfIIvass L Y THE FACULTY Mlss ANNE FULGHUM , Miss ANNE GRAY I I Miss EDITH KIMBROUGH Mlss HELEN POPE , I MISS RUTH JAMES . Mlss MARGARET BLYTHE MISS ELIZABETH HOKE MR. WALTER KELLY MR. C. D. SMITH I.,.,.. MR. W. E. GLADSTONE , MRS. C. H. I-IARRILL , Y MISS EUNICE MCKAY . Y Miss NANCY ROBINSON .'. .g. J. . English Commercial Course , English . . . Y Languages Home Economics Mathematics , Mathematz'cs , . Mathematics , Coach Principal . , Science . . History , .Stenographer ESIZSVQESIESPSEM B ARAB 521.2 S Page Fifteen 04yQ4wi4y04yo-Q-cv-4yo4w-O-0-0 II II x II I I I .I ,Q I K 1 I I, R E Q II A 5. 'Y .I A Q HI Ki .lx I U A 'A 'I fr, I I L. if ll I O I O 1 X OI I., Ill If 'I C It :-: -4 .g. 435. 1.12. -1- ,,, P 4 'X' 4 LBA., 4 3, ' Y l ' 0 nf. n 'V A L v 4. ,', 54 x ,V 2 .X wx :Il ' I r I 4 P .I. . . . nga 0 T , QI 4 L ,D 1 P' , .I. . 33 . ,,, ,I +I-t -x on ' 3 - -1 ll, A.. SENIUH f 1. ,ggi Q L I 'Q 'S X X , X lk F EU ..., M X xxfw NX 1 N M 1' 1 1 ,Ky , ,J X Q X r ' , 1 Q 1 , W' f Y , I J l , ' ji W I 1. ' NXA x , x ' , x x 1 I X 1 . I K .N f - , ' 1 ' wx N fs A f Q5 Q X-gg My 'B W 35 A , fi I um' lfzgffvfuvrv KATE lI:RYN I.ov1 Mlfmby Sister ' fwuscol V 'K tl iii? - A A f., 52 se an 52 Se 52 4.2 52 we 52 se 52 se 5,2 ,,1 ll' as as as as ah as is as as as as as as as L SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MOTTO: En Avant FLOWER: Marechal Niel Rose COLORS: Green and Gold MELVIN KARESH . A , President MARJORIE KATE I-XBERNETHY Secy and Treasurer SANDERS GUIGNARD , Vice-Presidenz MARY FRANCES PADGETT A Prophet BESSIE HALL A . , Poet EMILY HUNTER Historian ELBERT COMES A Lawyer ELIZABETH HOYLF . Gifleorian 25252525252525 2525252525 Page Nineteen ,eM,emm,- ,LWLL ,L-L,L-,.,.,,,e,L---.-- .,e., . f, R Y- , V 1 .. , H - , V- - , -- -J fLf.,4.4g,, L1,.L.,gZ,fWge1i,,,Sg'-.g4g..f,.1,1.L..-,,, , L J' sc -cy .faq -ga , vi... . r e- R., --.,.. ..-Ln ,--..,-.... .. .. . . .-. . . .. . tu, L .-, 1. 4,11 -...--Er . 3-A L, --1, , . .-,, .1-gig.-: - Y - ii , 1 I Gr fl f1.?5Qg fp- ta lil?-g 9 fee KEBKE-.5 -Q to -0- 0 l J l ,I l I .v I WK Lf.-.l4 eu liitsll LC' K 1 1 Q JPL , ll MARJORIE KATHERINE ABERNETHY ' Y . 1 K f -A KATE L ffj I She was ever fair and never proud. JAX Hua' tongue at will, yet was never loud. ' I Dramatic Club. '26: Cmlee Club. '26: Girls' Ko Athletic Association. '26: Class Representative. x I 4 f '26: Stunt Night. '26, Cast Agatha, '26: ,fix 1 . . KK l l l l l I I l 1 E I 4 l l . 5 Adelphian Literary Society. '27 KR. S. H. SJ: - s f Basketball. '27 KR. S. H. 5.7: Scholarship So- I i ill? U 1 ' i l y v i tj-K i ciety. '27 KR. S. H. S.l: Glee Club, '27 KR. S. -lg 5 H. SJ: Secretary and Treasurer Class. '28: l A K -'I Subscription Manager PINE BURR. '28: Glee jj Club. '28: Basketball. '28. Y N - .K . 2 ,ll ' K sf jf l JAMES WILLIAM BARINEAU. JR. 1 , , BILLY CHIEF b - N23 ,RA I haue immortal longinqs in me. ,fm Y X R' Radio Club. '26s Football, '27, '28: Basket- ' i ball. '27, '28: Manager Baseball, '27: Clee . H , Club, '27, '28: Joke Editor PINE BURR. '28s A if I Club. '28: Marshal. '27. 'QI' 1' ' ' , A 1654! 1 I W ,K ' D. CLAY BEAM KK? ,' , n ' KUNTRY 54 l lf iqnorance is bliss. then 'tisfolly to be wise. .. i N VA.. l Literary Society. '25 KH. C. H. SJ: Basket- ,Kiki ball. '25 KH. C. H. S.J: Baseball, '25 KH. C. Ml l H. S.l3 Basketball. '26, '27, '28: L Club, 1,7 l- l 7 7 'xt' . ',.6. '27, '28: Advertising Club. '26: Stunt .f l Night. '26: Marshal. '27: Football. '26, '27 '28 A . L .! K - ,gil , . .-at Ol in-,-'l I f l l 'kr H r l AUTHELIA BYNUM 1 ' THELIA K ' . l ' Deeds, not words. NCD ? Kb Q S L . ti S 4 , . tml Qi i ,g,..l 9 Q 7 l Page Twenty ' 'fill 4 Lg. .egg-9 Q --1-1.3 413- 0 feb- fi? -0- 9 -if Q7 47 Q Q G3 Q Og '21 . .55 L--. - . . . - -Ly x A fa X..i.ii.... Q fy 4 f at f as l C A as 'tial 1 f-' 'LJ . O Il ,gf W GENEVIEVE BYNUM f lift 7 .lENNIE F. rl gf As chaste as unsunned snow. A , 'J , , ...N 4' f' Fla' MARGARET JEAN BURGIN ,K ' MARGARET l t,' l am resolued to grow fat and look goung l till forty. Q' 1 ' l Dramatic Club, '25, '26: Glee Club. '25 ' l flf. H. SJ, Glee Club, '273 Stunt Night, '261 W Yyfl Marshal, '27, Cast, Prince of Peace, '27, -73, ' .dy ljilro ' T' W Q' ELBERT CoMBs ,'M HPREACHERH ' Hail fellow, well met F' ' Basketball, '27, '28: Baseball, '27, '28 .1 Manager Football Team, '27, C1lee Club, '28 Hi-Y Club, '27, Dramatic Club, '25 KA. H ' ' SJC Literary Club, '25 lA. H. SJ: Baseball Q '25 CA. H. SJ: Marshal. '27. .f r' ' K '97, SANDERS R. GUIGNARD, JR. 5 ' ' ' 'ASAUNDERSH ? Knowledge is more than equivalent to forref W. l Q' Radio Club. '25: Dramatic Club. '26, Bas 'Q , laetball, '26, '27, '28: Cast Prince of Peace' Glee Club, '25, '28, Vice-President Class, IQ fy L 17.14 Page Twenty-one 4' 75 -..9l...?a.1..2.ji:I. ff :ga r 1!...::a.g-ug-1.e.f it ff flu ,...,T- : X.' X Page 'l'u'e17li1-Iwi: f 1 .ex ', nf v- i r 'f ' ,495 f WA! ,it 2 La ..., .., .,--'.-t544:, qr I ,f I . . ' --' t C: TOYE MAE HARRIS i'TOM The gods upproue the depth and mal the tumultf' Basketball. '28, v BESSIIE SUMMERS HALL lVlU'I 1'ON 'ilvhu mixed reusim with pleasure und wisdoni with mirth. Vice-President Class, '25s Dramatic Club. '25, '26: Stunt Night, '25: Chief Marshal, '27Z Editor-in-Chief PINII BURR. '28: Class Poet. '28, RUBY HEAVNER A mirror of all eourlesuf' President Literary Society, '25 QH. C. H. SJ: Treasurer Sewing Club. '26: Stunt Night, '26: Clee Club, '27, '28. ELIZABETH REBECCA HOYLE LIBBlE She is pretty In walk with. wzllu lo talk LL'!'lf7, and pleubunt to think rm. Dramatic Club, '25, '26: Stunt Night, '25: Secretary and Treasurer Class, '25: Glee Club. '26, '27, '28, Basketball, '27, '28: Marshal, 'Z7: Cheer Leader, '28, PINIQ BURR Staff. '28, , ,-,. N y X Q ,rw ' ,V------jiavwf-W-Q -'ff-,-- -A - -I f l 'O'sffIU 0 riff! ,,, ,: ,gf 0 Q R' it J my 'TT ' 1 LQ lt? li i ll 1 'gi' if'-I J I H5 r-qt rl Iwi l 1,2 1 F 'I ,-.i ,, Qi Pi .Xl it-I fr E jQ 3 i ill lil -il l i Ill Q1 il .i -il lqr' if ul i ' I l , 'fl ,F R! C7 5' W- -I EMILY HUNTER UEM., 1'lI not budge an inch, Dramatic Club, '25, '26g Secretary and Treasurer Class. '26, '27: Treasurer Cilee Club, '283 Marshal, '27: Basketball. '27, '28: Cap- tain Basketball Team. '28: Business Manager PINE BURR, '28: Class Historian, '28. MARY WALLACE HOOVER SITA True as the dial to the sun. Folk Dance, '25: Sewing Club, '26: Glee Club, '26, '27, '28: Debating Club, '26, gs MELVIN KARESH I'IEBRY His words like so many nimble and airtf serv- itors trip about him at command. President Class, '26, '27, '28g Class His' torian. '25: Secretary Advertising Club. '26: Radio Club. '25, Best-all-'round Boy, '27: L Club, '27, '28: Sports Editor PINE BURR. '283 Baseball. '26, '27: Football, '27, '28Z Basketball, '27, '28s Chief Marshal, '27: Glee Club. '27, '28: High School Orchestra, '27. JAMES KISER n ii.IIMMY Men ol' few words are best men. Literary Society. '25, '26 IC. H. SJ: Presi- dent Literary Society. '26 KC. H. SJ: Secre, tary Literary Society, '27 IT, H. SJ: Presi- dent Society of Tryon High, '27 IT. H. SJ: Dramatic Club, '27 IT. H. SJ: Baseball. '27 KT, H. S.l: Basketball, '28. bgOCi5iO Q are ftiii.i,SQ:,.!.3gf2,,r., 1gQgL,5'?? 'ff Puue Twenru-fottr f fly VIVIAN LACKEY VIV 'AA Iron among ladies is it dangerous thing. Advertising Club, '24, '25, '26: Landscape Club, '25: Glee Club. '27, '28s L Club. '27, '28: Football. '27, '28. WII-LIE MAE LOCKMAN UBILLH A'l.et these describe the undescribablef' Dramatic Club. '25 lA. H. SJ: Basketball, '25 lA. H. Sl: Literary Society, '25 lA. H. S.l1 Athletic Association, '27: Glee Club, '27, '28, M COYLE LOCKMAN A'DoC He wears the rose of uoulh upon him. Glee Club. '27, '28: Basketball. '27, '28: Baseball. '27, '28: Hi-Y Club. '27: Cast, The Pennant. '27: The Gypsy Rover, '28: Cheer Leader, '27, '28. BONNIE LEWIS Thu f'l7Ot1CSlUlS u candle lo thu merit. K -...,,-,., ,M . as -s,.,,m, , We , l .uw l U A i .1 lit! i I 1, 'Q Q ' JOHN CRAIG MQLEAN iff' JOHN i gli Facts are stubborn things. 'fl Literary society. '25 to H. su: Physical 9' Culture Club. '26s Dramatic Club, 'Z6: Foot- k ball. '28s Baseball. '28. f I ltr l ' l SUE ANNA MULLEN igl BITS if lVOfVIUU,S at best a contradiction still. X 1 if Q Advertising Club. '25: Glee Club, '26, '27. l W A l ' l Q AAAI LOY L. REEP '7 A'LUTH I would help others out of fellow feeling, T 4. l Outdoor Club. '23: Bird Club. 'Z4: Radio sly, I Club, 'Z5: Dramatic Club. '26: Glee Club. 'Z7. I 1951 fl ' l lf-ll MARY FRANCES PADGETT il, Mimi l if 1 L lVrt!e me us one who Ioues her fellowmenf' Vice President Class '26 Cast A atha - . : . g . ll 'Z6: Cilee Club. '26, '27, '28: Cast, Pennant, ffl 'Z7: Assistant Librarian. '27: Assistant Editor ' 5 PINE BURR. 'Z8: Class Prophet, '28: Basket- fgii ball. 'Z8: Cheer Leader. '28, l I if I 0 W 2 1 l C' Page Ttuenltf-tive I , 1 c as , WH-.- . . ,-..--... -m-.., lf 'QQf'V -ofywffme frxf--fHee+, ,M .A,QQ1'Q..--.'.l..,.'L-- L-..,.4-w.- W.- A Y A A-H---H f-------A-ww--+R ff! ,,.x Putft' I'LL't'l7lLl'Xl'.X 1551 HENRY ROBINSON Hearts of oak our ships, hearts of oak our men. Physical Education Club, '26: Hi-Y Club. '27: Football, '27, '28: Basketball. '26, '27 '28: Baseball. '27, '28: Club. '28, 1 255 EXA MAE SHRUM SNOOKS I r1umlshtp is lout' tulthout his wings. Sewing Club, '25: Assistant Class Repro! scntativc, '25: Advertising Club. '26, Glcc Club, '27, '28 Gig! V FOREST A. SMITH FAY l'll speak tn u n7onsIt'ouS little votre. Football, '26, '27, '28: Hi-Y Club, '26, '27, '28: Presidcnt Hi-Y Club. '27, '28: L Club, '26, '27, '28: Dramatic Club. '25, '26: Glcc Club, '26, '27, LIIONA VJILLIAMSON l.EONIl.i Oh that this too, too solid flesh would melt. ' literary Club, '25 lA. H. SJ: Dramatic Club, '25 lA. H. S.l: Basketball. '25 CA. H. S.l1 Glce Club. '28. Om' 7ff'Qfffff'3f5f ''C' 7 7 '77'77 7' ll I 1 'il l..., l , L Illnulll 51, l H Ii ,e -ta. l 9 43 Vlill . , ,Ign- gg, .gtlwri i t . 'll lll lulllg 0 lclljlfff ! -ff 1 l, Marjorie Kate Pibernethy, do hereby will my job as ofncial gym floor- wiper during basketball practices and games to Angeline Bridges. Q 0 Q .....Q 4 . 0 l, Billy Barineau, do will and bequeath to Ben Gunn my flaming blushes. and to .lesse Robinson my position ol ofbcial bench-warmer on the basketball team. provided be be as careful about it as l have been. v o o ....f. Q Q Q l, Clay Beam. do will my knee harness and altitude to leidwin Rudisill. o Q 0 sua... 0 Q 0 We, 'lliuntryu Beam and Hebry Karesh, do hereby regretlully will our position as flankmen on the football team to Tom Armstrong and Carl Fortenberry with our sincerest hopes that they have a more successful season as decoys than we had. l. Margaret Burgin, do will and bequeath my curly locks to Virginia Hoyle. hoping she will not have as much trouble as l have. Q Q o -.Q Q.. Q.. I Vyle, Genevieve and Authelia Bynum, do will our stately dignity lo l5ud and Vylillie Ramsey. l, lllbert Combs, do hereby will and bequeath my love for lirench to Kemp l-luss. and hope he will learn to communicate with the heathen quicker and easier than l did. I. Sanders Guignard. do hereby will and bequeath my ability to ride the girls around in my automobile, which the Honorable James Proctor bequeathed to me in l927, to Vv'illie Ramsey. I, Bessie Hall, do will and bequeath my freckles to Harmon .lames in the fond hope that with this aid be may Win a lreckle contest. o'o 0.0 0.0 s Q 4 flio Jane Costner, l, Toye Mae Harris, do bequeath my height. IJLILIA' i!'lL'l'l'll'U .seven l 541533 4 6344 o -1244 Ib fy fa tes to -:ag 55 , Q Q '- ' H' ' WY ' ' ' ' ' ' W' ' ' ' ' '- ' '-- 'Av'-4'-757+-f eff--' W' ' 1- I UN 1 ,J 1 , 1. Q 3, .'.,- it 1 c y W i E I. Mary Wallace Hoover, do solemnly will my ability to smile when others r I frown to Juanita San . , , , 1 1 Q 3. .3 .3 :QI 3 If , I, Elizabeth Hoyle, do will my position as cheer leader to Margaret Yoder. ,PX ' ' I Cllr I R. ! Q. Q. Q. I Y UI, Emily Hunter. do hereby, forthwith, and forevermore, will to Margaret ,i Merritt my slight impediment of speech, which makes me say wat, wich, ,js I wen, HW1lQ,H wy, etc. ,Hn .YH A . Q 4 V ' F 1 I, James Kiser, do will my ability to sell hot-dogs on November llth to pg Lawrence Armstrong. I L 4 O Q I I i - , . , . . . ,I lfhl I, Melvin lxaresh. do hereby will my endless string of nicknames to YI X f Tiny Rudisell. May he know when he's called. To my successor as Presi- Q' dent of the Senior class, I most respectfully will my ability to converse tirelessly V E A with traveling salesmen with the hope that he will succeed in skipping as many fi? classes as I did. A 'V' lg? I. Vivian Lackey, do bequeath my oflicial job as score-keeper for basket- lg F E ball to the Honorable Bud Page. 'lt ' I ' I, Bonnie Lewis, do will my quiet disposition to Jennie Turner. I f-Q1 l A 3. A f-1,5 i i '44 1 ' ' in I, Doc Lockman, do bequeathimyinever-ending flow of words to i'Big I I ?,i i', I Sffllth. 3, 3. J. ' r' Ti Ei' I 0 O 0 X I I, John McLean, do will my calm nature to Jimmie Rhodes. I l 0 0 9 1 ' I, Sue Anna Mullen, do will my high heels to Mollie Mullen, lifi 'I' 'If 'I' . . . I fi I, Mary Frances Padgett, most grinningly will my nickname, Fanny, 'if I Vi, to Frances Mauney. May heaven help her! To my tiny little sister. Erleen, I .f Q, ji.'F bequeath my beau-catcher with the sincerest hope that the fish bite better for her ' 'v' lm. than they did for me. 4, l iw i I, Loy Reep, do will to George Page, my ability to refrain from making ,K 0 smart remarks. with the hope that he will not annoy Miss Hoke anymore. . -.YQ o Q v va, 1, 0.4 Q.. Q.: Lui n I. Henry Robinson, do will my part interest in the name Robby to l , ,IL I Hunkie. 5 f 1 .'. . W vi I, Fxa Mae Shrum, do hereby will my love for George Crowell to Alene Q I ' , Mitchum so that in their married life they may always be happy. I , ,lx .g. .g. .g. , MV I. Leona Williamson, do hereby will my stenographic ability to Inez ,l Saine, and, to Bryte Blackburn, I bequeath my slender stature. ' Ni , .j. .j. .j. ,lt ' .- x Pl 'ff I We, the Senior class, do hereby with one accord will to the lower class- Y 1 QE, men the privileges we did not get with the fond hope the school will not be so 0 collegiate in the future! FQ. ELBERT Coivirss, Lawyer, Q, K .ri ,rg fairy 5 Page Twenty-eight ,I 1 V K W, , 1 , 3 ff. l Xie? ii' '97 Qifeii fin 9, t...N-.....,.......... ...M kr' E 1 I E E I ' f ' J: The year l9Z4 is set down in history and distinguished from all other years for was it not in that year that the good ship Edua cation embarked from Ereshmania. We were a sturdy crew-those who were enjoying our first year. Our crew was stationed on the first deck. We were bound for that well-known harbor Diploma. Cur crew were about nfty strong and eager for new adventures. Our captain was Sully Lawing. who was replaced by Bessie Hall when he chose another destination. Qur first mate was Elizabeth Hoyle. We sailed through rough waters but nnally braved the sea, At the end of about a year's sailing. we reached a small harbor. Sophomoria. We stayed there until the next fall when we should appoint new leaders and plan new ideas for the coming year. ln the fall of l9Z5 we set off with renewed vigor, bound for that place known as Junioria. Qur captain was Melvin Karesh with Mary Erances Padgett and Emily Hunter as nrst and second mates. Gradually we were rising. Qur abode was now the second deck. Our crew had diminished, but in spite of that we started with full sail.' The winds, on the whole, were favorable and without much difficulty we reached our next port. We stayed here waiting for next fall. By the time everything was in readiness for departure, we were willing to meet anything coming our way. We were now Juniors and inhabited the third deck. Everyone held in mind the one main event-the Junior-Senior reception. Our captain was Page '1.LL'L'!7fU'f7I'!7l Melvin Karesh with Bessie Hall and Emily Hunter, the first and second mates. On the way over. some of our crew boarded small boats and left for unknown places, and some became seasick and fell overboard. Doggedly we sailed onward with full sail ahead. Time drew nigh for the reception and, as one, we plunged whole-hearted into this new project. It was to be held in Elizabeth Holyle's state- room and apartment on the ship. After we spent some time mak- ing money, the reception took place. The Seniors condescended to come down from the fourth deck to join us. Much pep and enf thusiasm were in the evenings entertainment and everyone left joy- ous and light-hearted. Soon afterwards we reached port and dis- embarked with heads high, and eager for the coming year when we could at last have something to say and say it freely. The old ship was lying in the harbor and with a rush we boarded her in 1927. Immediately we took our place on the fourth deck and dared anyone to move us. Here. we overlooked the low- lying lands and the lower decks. Melvin Karesh was again our cap- tain. Sanders Guignard and Marjorie Kate Abernethy being our first and second mates. Several dropped out but those left were de- termined to keep up the old fight. On the way across, we published our log. THE PINE BURR, a record to remind us of our days on the ship. As our destination grew nigh, we regretted it. Even though we had talked of how good it would be to disembark from that ship Education. everyone had in his heart a deep sorrow, that of one who has lost a beloved object, never to obtain it again. And so. with bowed heads, we left the ship after Diploma had been reached, de- parting to places unknown, each seeking to set a standard for the world and to show our dear old ship appreciation for what she had done for us. EMILY HUNTLQR. 25252525252525 2525252525 l'i1i1f.' ililyirlu ' , 'E f f,525252525252'525i52525255252-,f l'asfzssf1wafffsfsmvfzrffsasawaLas'L it ' 4 CLASS POEM 0 4 A Q.. of of The old bell tolls the knell of ending day, The happy girls wind slowly o'er the hill: The football hero plods his Weary Way And leaves the school-house silent, bare. and chill. And thus the ling'ring pupils graduate, And seniors leave the school from year to year: Although each tiresome class they seem to hate, They hardly ever part Without a tear. Then on through life they wind their several ways, While as they muse the time so swiftly flees. On looking back to think of olden days, They find the happiest of all were these, Bassiis HALL. 25252525252525 2525252525 Page Th . . ,a.,..,.. .QM W W. Y -.---. ,,. ,. . rf. , , QV , ... . . PROPH EC S5 IN THE SWEET BYE-AND-BYE SCENE: Dimly-lighted apartment of Monsieur J.. Prophet of Fates. TIME: Present-1928. tEnter R. Senior class, laughing and talkingl. Melvin: Say. if we're going to get our fortunes told, we'd better be A'Digni- fied Seniors! lfkll suddenly become silent, a curtain at left parts and Monsieur J., Prophet of Eates, stands there grimly with his arms foldedl. Billy: Cioshf Whispering Voices: Oo on. Melvin, you're president so you have to be headfman at this show. Tell him to start his speel about what we're going to be ten years from now. Remember. we've already paid his secretary. Go on. Melvin: Well, wait a minute-er-fmeanwhile the Prophet has advanced slowly to center stage. Melvin approaches him.l Er-Mr.-we want you to predict our fates-er-here's the class roll. 4Retreats to rest of crowd. They all sit on cushions on the floor.l Prophet: l, the One and Only Prophet of Eates. will now read from the Book of Eates and will reveal in the Crystal Ball of the future the fortunes decreed to the l9Z8 Senior Class of Lincolnton High School tgoes to huge book on stand at l,. Eront stage: readsb: Marjorie Kate Abernethy will start out as poor extra girl in Hollywood but will marry Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and be very happy lwhile he speaks curtains slowly part from very large crystal ball at back center stage which turns red, then blue, then clear whitel. Marjorie Kate. very handsomely dressed, appears in ball. Class gasps. Prophett .lames William Barineau will be black-faced comedian, who un- der the name of Bill Barrie, will be advertised as the Third Black Crow lBilly is seen in crystall. Emily: Oh, l knew he would! Prophet: D. Clay Beam, 'AKuntry Beam, will be mayor of Hollywood and even more notorious than Will Rogers lA'Kuntry appears in crystal J. Preacher Combs: Say, Kuntry, how's Hollywood-oh? l would forget this wasn't reall Page Thirty-Iwo Prophet: Genevieve Bynumand Authelia Bynum will be partners in an antique shop they will have in the suburbs of Lincolnton tGenevieve and Authelia are revealed in crystall. Prophet: Margaret Jean Burgin will be owner of the Ritzy Dress Shoppe in Atlanta, Ga. fMargaret appears in ball in a dark shop dressl. Prophet: E. Elbert Combs will be inventor of painless permanent hair' curling machine las he speaks Preacher is seen in crystal J, Majorie Kate: Thank goodness! Prophet: Ruby Heavner will sell Eordlette airplanes on the installment plan tRuby with airplane model in her hand appears in globel. Billy: Sufferin' tadpolesl Prophet: Bessie Summers Hall will be artist and designer, and will live in Greenwich Village. New York City. where there is plenty of atmosphere lBessie, in attractive painting smock and with palette and brushes in her hand. appears in globel. Doc: I'll be right up to see you. Bessief Prophet: Elizabeth Rebecca Hoyle will run jitney airplanes between Miami and New York l Lib appears dressed as an aviatrixil. Viv: Oh. boy! She's what you call a high flyer. Prophet: Toye Mae Harris will be president of Toye Mae's Tip-Top Toys for Tiny Tots Company tToye Mae is seen with her arms full of toysp. Kuntry : I want a baby-doll. Prophet: Mary Wallace Hoover will be music teacher and discoverer of scale tMary Wallace appears with music roll in her handl. Prophet: Emily Winslow Hunter will retire after making her fortune from her Special Athletic Chewing Gum that makes one long-winded lEm, in her gym suit. is seen in crystal ball 3. Erances: Atta-good goingf Prophet: Melvin Karesh will be the senator to bring a bill before the house saying that no public speaker be allowed to use Miss Hunters invention -Athletic Chewing Gum fMelvin. dressed as senator, is seen in crystall. Eay Smith: Now, you're telling 'em. Mr. Prophetf Prophet: James D. Kiser will run an airplane filling station on the out- skirts of Lincolnton, N. C. felames appears dressed in white overallsl. Prophet: Vivian Lackey will be a missionary to the Cannibal Isles tVivian is seen in crystalj. Emily: Gosh! Prophet: Bonnie M. Lewis will be stenographer to Prince of Vvlales 4Bonf nie appears dressed in business suitj. Lib: You lucky thing! Prophet: But will never see him personallyf Lib: O, not so lucky! Prophet: Robert Coyle Lockman will inherit a million dollars- Class: Goodness? Prophet: And will spend it in six months. Page Thirty-three TCT ii Twfigg f C7 f'1faQgj ' ii Class: Oh! Prophet: John C. McLean will be author of the book. Love-making Made Easy, in ten volumes lJohn appears in crystall. Prophet: Sue Anna Mullen will be a model in a fashionable dressmaking establishment lSue Anna, beautifully dressed, appears in crystall. Prophet: Mary Prances Padgett will be a famous polo player lPrances appears dressed in riding outnt and with loving cups in her hand. Pay Smith laughs loud and longj. Lib: Her type wouldf Prophet: Loy R. Reep will be a violinist and will study abroad for several years 1Loy appears with his violinl. Prophet: Henry Robinson will own a chain of cash and carry stores lHenry is seen in globeil. Prophet: James A. Shuford will be a movie hero and star blames appears in ball. smiles and bowsl. Prophet: Exa Mae Schrum will be head nurse at new SlO0,000 Lincoln Hospital Clixa Mae appears dressed as a nurseb. Prophet: Porest Alexander Smith will be a salesman for radio attach- ments that will allow one to talk back to the announcer lljorest is seen in crystal balll. Prophet: Sanders Guignard and Leona Williamson will be in business together and will have a very thriving and prosperous trade. Leona will ad- vertise for the Star Developing System Company-'AThin WomenY Gain! Sanders will sell Marmolo Prescription Tablets- The pleasing way to reduce. Kuntry : Now that's what you call systemf lSanders and Leona are seen in crystal. After a moment they disappear, globe turns blue. then red and its curtains come together. Prophet disappearsl Class: tsings school song? Cnward, we march together. Faithful may we ever be: No thought of time or weather. Hearts full of hope and ecstasy. Bravely we'll fight our battles, Happily we'll meet success, But the things for which we strive Are honor and happinessf Hep? Hep! Hep! Three cheers for our Old Highf Voices ring: Hep? Hepf Hep! Just see our colors fly while we sing. Forward, march! Let this our motto be. Victory! Through all kinds of weather We will jog along together. True and loyal may we ever bel CURTAIN FRANCES PADGETT. Page Thirty-four 1 l Y.5252525252525252525252525252ff f'?fS?fSuli?!buEdSilYdEdl?dE?1Si!liY4'EdS'l CLASS SONG ITUNISZ lVhen the Great Red Dawn is Shl'l'2l'l7Qnl Seniors of twenty-eight, we pledge to thee Undying love, honor and loyalty. Dear green and gold, Sunshine and verdure's hue. Standards to which we always will be true. CHORUS Till the golden sun has faded. And the emerald's hue grown pale: Till our yellow rose has withered: And brave loyal hearts will fail: Class of twenty-eight is loyal With a thought that is fond and true. Our memories will e'er be turning High school days. senior days. to you. Transient these days. but Hlled with treasures rare. And should the future hold much toil and care, Though we should find our dearest dreams were vain, Fond memories will lure us here again. 25252525252525 2525252525 Page Thirty-fiue ' 1 -' e- 1:5191 W' 21524 afrigqifjer' , 'iff L f1'lE'i:'-iw E W? .W i ya 5 sq I Q3 CQl4?011ds Hzrflzfifzzzson auderzf Gzzzgzzazd A522 MOS? ITUDIOIJS . ' a l . ' Qgvyafffzazfpmfzlfdqelf ,Q CMH fvriiiivfe eff.-auy I .lik , ,A 9 I I. J'Ie1V1zz7faz4e.s'1z f .X I, Q 011521 GSE Most vovuun Q DH '4 ' V BEST LOOKING V. ,V VAIZ 3 ' 4 44 li, V x X , ?24':I,i,,? . V. Ai! fl a , ,f f pm- ' W' r f '- Y .. , , ?' - ' , -H' TX , ,. Y A A 4 A ' J .:: V.A, , M, ' b 1 - f' t ,Q .. 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ZSBQBSZSFS Page lfnrfq-tl7rue 'x l - . ' wa '-vol Wm P 12 f ' . A KU NTQXI BEAM CADTMN BAS KET- BALL g- f -r, .4-4 ' . ff ,E X69 , WNEBB DURHAM. BASKET-BALL REFEQEH H k ' fmt Page Ifurlg-four PADGRTT , SENIOR 5 f N Ygffzift' f' if fl Q Q Q - 15 2155, W Q ll nsmie5eAesY24es.2s2sII2A'4s.2ss2s2se-,,7 1J'aIsaEfSasnIfaEmvaRnsasasaw msd . gg ' FRESHMAN CLASS LAWRENCE ARMSTRONG THOMAS ARMSTRONG WOODROW ARMSTRONG MADGE BAKER EDGAR BAKER NIAUDE BANDY MATIE BARLOWE MATTIE BISHOP ELMER BURKE WALTER BARKLEY JOHN BROOME GEORGE BROWN ROBERT CAMP JANE COSTNER PAUL CHILDERS PAUL COBB JACK COSTNER HAZEL DFLLINGER ILENE DELLINGER DOROTHY ELMORE J. D. ELMORE ANNIE LEE FINGER LEONORA CYAMBLE JUANITA HARRILL H. C. HARRILL SAM HOOVER KATHERYN HOUSER MARIE HUEESTETLAR ROLL KEMP HUSS MARX' KEEVER YVALTER KOON ROBERT LITTLE BUCK MAUNEY ALINE MICHUM HARRY MULLEN FLYNN MULLEN MOLLY MULLEN RUTH JOHNSON ADA JONAS ROSA LEE LAWING PAULINE LITTLE ERLEEN PADGETT MARY PAGE GEORGE PAGE JOHN T. PERKINS ANTHA PEFLER WILMA RAMSEY EVA REEF FRED RUDISILL CHARLES RAMSEUR FLOYD RUSSELL .IESSIE ROBINSON MABEL SEAGLE CATHERINE SMITH ELIZABETH STROUEE FLOY SCHRONCE NIABIEL WARLICK CATHERINE WOI-IfIi HELEN WVHITESIDI? WILSON CAUBLE HOWARD CHILDERS JAMES DIGH BREVARDE CYOODE JOHN HARRIS PARKS HARRIS FARRELL HUGGINS VANCE RUCKER EDWIN RUDISILL HAROLD RUDISILL HOWARD RUDISILL JOHN TERRELL AL LINEBERGER LENA HEAENER WILLIE MAE HAMPTON BUNA KEENIER JOSIE LONG MILDRED MICHUM DOROTHY PERKINS DOROTHY PUTNAM RADIENT SMITH MARY LOU SMITH EDITH STYERS PAULINE SIGMON MARX' BOST 25252525252525 2525252525 Puge Forlg-Svuvn qrv u 4 1 AI S!! X A , 'L WE ?F'5E' fk 'fi cd- - Qi ye NWT jf' 4 4' MY is Aj Q 4 UL FRIIO KIJISNLR GIEORGIS COSTNISR KIZN CROwIiI,I, COACII SMITH HISNRY ROBINSON D. C. ILONARD BILLY BARINIQALI CARL FORTINBERRY , I . A It ,ne 1,0-.Q , , gf-mf CLUB VIYIAN l.Ac3I4IQY MIQIOVIN KARIQSII 'LJOIINNYH JOHNSON CLAY BIQAM ELBIYRT COMES VICTOR RLIDISILI. FORIQST SMITH ELMIQR BURKI5 S22 5?-5 2 52 524'-'Sill Ag 1 S512 5' 5 S SSP BS 4L'llS Page Fiftuf Om I . -L- . 45. I - Tiff 1 I fx' ill' i lil n -'if' Q, :if S9 v og, U , Aly , U 4 .x. U ffl. - . .l. 5 3, U I w 4 . -up I 1 V ' ' -if 4 9 dl, .fs .y uv . I , -L ,, . A Q 351' QQPQE- mgiibi, -Slip 4. xv 1 eg, cx, , N I 4' yu ij: Q A n, nz mn? V 1- .5-Q. . -x n n .x. - 'A . l 5 '-arty 1,54 2 .'. 'J -'aw , ' 2' ,aff I Ig! ,P 4. fb :i- 4. -'af .-, .L -1- . . . , 6'If5y5 ,I , .W '- e- .4 Vx' A u 0 1 U .x. . M-'e exp ' 'QW' ' - M ' .x. i .-1 ,. Yu. ,.. -L 'M- gmt . '1' A A -L-. ' 11- W0 1-C - I in .x. .-. l i .,- .SL 'fp .. H1031 Q Ir inf., - ,X ' .G K... ' 'W' I-'C' -. ff .K, - V17 -.. Vu .nm I .TQ - 4.1. I X wil,-J'! ,I, Vu 45. ,ll :rua . 'V ,259 . -'2 - 4 411: bl 9 t .19 U O 'S .Eg 'RY V17 Vx- QI 1 '17 'x' .1. 4. 1 .353 +32 . 0' ,42- Vi: V ! 52 wi ff 5 .2 Q 'bewd 4 E. W r 'S f f fl -M!-' 4 ,-,,....- I Wi ,. I Q ,f i Z 5 2 N z p f, N- f Q... QQ gi QS ATI-IL -.. C. 1, 41' L- .fx iz- fi ' .4- Q -' V- -' V FOOTBALL, 192 7 CHARLFS D. SMITH lBlockJ VICTOR RUDISILL ELBFRT CoMBS . . TEAM . Left End BEAM. C. . BURKE, E. Left Tackle CROWFLL, K. Lefz Guard JOHNSON. I. Center . KEISNER. F. Right Guard SMITH. F. Righi Tackle ISFARESH, M. Right End LACKEY. V. Quurrerbuck HAYNES. B. Lefr Halfback LEONARD, D. C. Riqhz Halfback RUDISILL. V. . . . Fullback Subs: HUSS. K.. MCLEAN. J.. CORNWFLL. C.. JAMES, RESULTS L. H. S. . 82 Taylorsville L. H. S. . 2 Mount Holly . I9 L. H. S. O China Grove Barium Springs . L. H. S. . . L. H. S. . . O Forest City . I.. H. S. O Asheville L. H. S.. . 6 Spencer L. H. S. O Hickory L. H. S.. . . 32 Granite Falls TOTAL . . 141 TOTAL Page Iiilflg-lioiir Coach Captain Manager FORTENBFRRY, C SMITH, C . PAGE. G RoBiNSoN, H CROWFLL. P CGSTNFR, J ARMSTRONG. T BARINEAU, B COMBS. E . MAUNEY. B COSTNFR, G H.. CROWELL, H . 0 . O O . . O 18 . 26 . 13 . 12 . 0 . 69 If! 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S. l-1 Barium Springs 12 L. H. S. 6 Charlotte 16 L. H. S. . . 3 Charlotte . 22 2 412 315 il? 127 'SE 55 51 B 52 S12 5? 7412 51 Page Fifty-six 'MT ,!. 1 I F- II IW! If FI In + HIE V . .V .. . - . . lfTXa rvTD Q C- Q .AA.. f Q - -A - f Q A . - Q 1.1 I W M- L. .... .. -.... .. --...-..- -- ,.,,..,-..-,,.---,-.-.... A I tiff K,-J SFI' . i n .um A ' L YM ,f icq' t 1 A EG- . :I ' 6 I Ili. ' A al A ' lx l I . ' HM l Qy JL f a- 42, .5-',,4f1Qn1v 515 I N743 Eff 'W 1 I . I . . . W4 I.. , I Wi ,gl xv E I I A r . H M Q .ft I ly BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM A Q Q W QE MR. C. D. SMITH . Coach QI j CLAY BEAM . . . . Captain J l 2 VICTOR RUDISILL V . Manager 5 I f Guards Forwards QQ COMBS. E. QL. Gy BEAM. C. QCenterj 1, KARIESH. M. QR. Gp JOHNSON. I. QL. PJ ft , LQCKMAN. C. QR. GJ CROWELL, K. QR. FJ my SMITH. C. QL. GJ KISI-ER, J. QR. PJ A l CIOQDSON. G. QL. GI MAUNEY. H. QL. FJ I ip. KooN, W. QR. CLI RAMSEY, W. QR. FJ Huss, K. QL. Gy ROBINSON, H. QCenter5 Q BARINEAU, B. QL. FJ A V' Page Fifty-seven 'Im--I . -, . L . .,,-.--.-. - -.,....-- I . 'i:D-.9. fer QA Q i? 9 iff. -9 S? .2 Ef f.gi?5j1ilf' I ,-,,,, Y-Vx x, LI! 'YY rf, I fn f,II Ivy, 7 -'1fi:'Cv 0 arf cz Af? Q 4:5 U rf Q ,. ,fy Y f , T' , X P--W 'C -, ,- I., -4 ,, ,I .ff Q ag N, ap ' I . 1 I I I ' I 'W 1 I 5 5 I V I I I I Q cw-, 4 5 L . fb i K I ith I I,- Y A 5 I Quill fifw . - 1 I '. I I LW I -A I ,K I! I .v I ' if , I Q-,- Ap A 0 known? ' fuvcmnwjv GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM .asv MISS HOKE . , I EMILY HUNTER Forwards MARJORIE KATE ABERNETHY LIB SHUFORD TOYE MAE HARRIS WILMA RAMSEY LUCILLE LINEBERGER RUTH LEONARD 4CenrerI Page FI'fIUAeI'qht Guards JUANITA SAINE EILEEN PADGETT LEANQRA GAMBLE FRANCES MAUNEY EMILY HUNTER SUE ELLA SHUEORD MARY FRANCES PADGETT ELIZABETH HOYLE MINNIE SUE ERWIN Coach Captain A we A1219 eff 9 Q QI 1-QA Q Q 59 Q9 QI Q 0 Pj SQ L L. ,- ......., -....,. - .55A13,95..41:,,g1i,gZ:.:.5.:.,, .. - - , ,. Tflgf ,.., 5 3+ 4 3 4, I 7 I ij f' i 1 AJ' .A , Z 'I 'A' 'E ' S ,'-Q V ., 9 Mig? ff 'K r ' ' 5' nf ,, 43 , , J! - 1 1 'S Supl .' ,Q 57 , 1 , 5 gg fi ' , Q! as , 6 S haw W RT f ki , H' 6- .KJ 1- ' A 'I V ,ll,, 9, . Y- -F ' ug' Q ., 1 , -WA A S,-1H?'I?LMSLfffh ,Q W94Q6'fWS?WJ7'QXW 41521 S gy av 5 M' J R S + ' f 'S , - R71 W H' ' In A - V -' A - .V U f ,T+,fV,lf'fJ A A N 'CV ?!j'!Q'2 S A ,W ' -.W-'W A A V Ag ,' Q 1 A H Nr N AQ '55 waxy USHQQ BASEBALL,l928 CHARLES D. SMITH IVTQY JOHNSON , VIX'IAN LACKFY SQUAD JOHNSON. H. CROWELL. ROSS V. RUOISILL, C. BROOME A BPAM, KISER COMBS, MAUNEY. GOODSON, J. COSTNER LTQONARD, J. BROOME, LITTLE A FORTENBERRY. KARESH. ARMSTRONG A K. CROWELL, C1. COSTNER. JAMES. KEENIER. O. BROOMTS. RUDISILL. RIDENHOUR. PAGE, HUSS , , , A Coach Captain Manager Catfhers A . ,Pz'lCherS First Basemen .Second Basemen Shorlslops 'lqhird Basemen FRED 0LllHE'Il1L'I'.S Pagu ldfla nim Q X N TM,-f.'d1fQ-f , T- -2- ,--n 'n.- M,- . V , . ff ina .K,A 5 JK S ', If a - N .E I A ' A ,J 2 1-7 ' . ' 'ua' ' ' A ' QTQI ,N -Ravi., A M 3 T A .., N , -4.4 - W L3 - . V, x -S.-V ? STZUN f .f-ws 191' ATN Ayr, W A BOXING TEAM COACH SMITH PAUL CROWELL GEORGE BROOME HERBERT CROWELL NIIELVIN KARESH JESSE ROBINSON CLYDE CORNWELL MR. PIGKENS fSupz.y VICTOR RUDISILL llvlanagerg KEMP HUSS GEORGE PAGE THOMAS ARMSTRONG IVEY JOHNSON HARMON JAMES D. C, LEONARD !251?25?2'5BS5SI25FS 251251252525 Pugv Sixly ' 7 1' ' K ...I A R'eSfQSaf, 4 . - 4. .7 - S , ' f .fr 5,.. v W1 Q-,N I , lr ' .V -fa f- f-gi - 'WU .,.,vag'7f1: ' r Y viii TRACK, 192 8 W. E. GLADsToNE . Couch RALPH HEAVNER . . . . Nfflnffrfw' SQUAD RUNNING EVENTS l00 yard dash-Allison. P. Crowell. I-luss. 220 yard dash-McLean. Hines, I-luss. 440 yard dash-McLean, Allison. Hines. 880 yard run-Barineau. Rudisill. Koon. l mile run-Koon. Ramsey. FIELD EVENTS Shot Put-P. Crowell, McLean, Koon. High Jump-Rudisill, Ramsey. Crowell. Broad Jump-McLean, Crowell, Barineau. Pole Vault-Crowell, Rudisill, Allison. Page Sixtyeom ff? 'if' ' f r ' l '39 N fi. ..,.L.......g.-,Q.-.1i..-..g,..-g..-.Q. Q 3 ,.,,. . ,,,,,. .. .... -. .NU I . .V . , .. . i 15 THE YEAR IN ATHLETICS, 1927-1928 Although the scores of the season in football credited the Wolv'erines with only four vicf tories and one tie out of nine games. the season was nevertheless highly successful. However. it was successful more from a sportsmanship standpoint than from a won and lost percentage. because both in victory and defeat the team was always that same fighting band of wolves. and was always upholding the standard of a clean. fair brand of football. The whole team should be commended for the way they fought as a single unit and for their never say die spirit. Captain Rudisill proved to be an excellent leader on the lime-striped arena. because his neverfending light was an inspiration to his team-mates. Leonard. needless to say. truly deserved the gold football awarded to him by his team-mates for his fighting spirit and his valuable serv- ices as a member of the squad. Coach Smith again proved his prowess as a leader as well as a coach by the masterful manner in which he led his team through the most trying of football campaigns. ln basketball, as in football, the team was always supreme in lighting spirit. though lacking the punch to win the maiority of its games. Coach Smith and his cagers closed the season at the State Tournament at Raleigh. but there they failed to equal the impressive record made by the Wolves of l0Z7. Captain Beam. at center. was the nucleus of the team's scoring power for the season. while Combs. at guard. was the bright light of l.incolnton's defensive game. The girls' team under Miss Hoke also had a stormy campaign but in spite of their hard luck along with their comparative small size they gave the enemy plenty of furious opposition, Vvfith their peppy little captain, Hunter. leading the charge. l.incolnton stayed in the thick of the ngbt. Boxing was successfully initiated into the athletic curriculum of Lincolnton High School in lfll8 by the painstaking efforts of Coach Smith. The scrappy little team of ringsters fought its way through three hard matches. one with Barium Springs and two with Charlotte. Vv'ith boxing installed as a major sport in the High School. Lincolnton advances to a higher position in the athletic circles of the State. The boys take pride in being the first to fight for the Gold and Black in the roped arena. The prospects are bright for a winning baseball team in l9Z8. because seven letter men are back from the l927 team and are determined to make up on the diamond what they failed to do on the gridiron and on the hardwood. B All 52 52 52 SP 42 5 I? 52 SP 5? 5.5 5 Page Sixty-Iwo Ti V - -A mi T Q t f 1 R ii x ,g M 1 If f 45 X X ' x X Q V X y gxgx- ,NH . 1 1 1 I 4 X M I as x 11 1 t 6 11 1 X W 1,1 1! 'I' Ng 11 ' f N X 5, E 1 1 1 1' 1 1 K ' Y' 1 A . . 'X 1 X I 1f'x X1 1' if 1 1 W . 1 - H1 11, !'g' 111' A1'!1j' 1, 1 1 Q , 1 . 1 .1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 11 My 1 1 1QC,'J1 L, , ,f f'1ZY'zt1'11'f1'!' ' . ' N 'Ng X ,fx 1111 1, 5 f -WUI 1 Q ,,,1.,111 1,QL.,r 1 111,-,J11,1',11N11,!' 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As we know other people, other faiths, other customs better, we like them better. Most of our hate is for strangers and strange customs. Hail! then, to BUSINESS that made acquaintance with others necessary. BUSINESS made it possible for evely man to acquire a measure of human happiness in accordance with his work, and the manufacture oi' articles necessary for trade created jobs fer him to work at. BUSINESS created values. It made fruitful land worth more than barren, and devel- oped barren land on account of the value that could be obtained from it, It made it possible for the farmer to sell his products and buy other things and enjoyments. BUSINESS sets mental values higher than physical, brain above brawn. So BUSINESS makes it possible to pay taxes, build schools and colleges and educate men and women so that they might be happier and succeed easier in BUSINESS. BUSINESS made religions founded on faith and morals possible instead of the religion founded on fear and oppression, because it provided money to support our churches and ministers. It made the prize of successful research in all lines desir- able. We owe it to our modern sciences and arts. BUSINESS always is fair and always rewards. Exceptions are crim- inal and not the usual. Good BUSINESS is a normal conditiong bad BUSINESS is a false condition. BUSINESS is still an undeveloped field poorly explored. New paths must be opened constantly to furnish jobs for new millions of workers. BUSINESS is founded on faith. That faith is symbolized in the word STERLING. Sterling silver and the Pound Sterling are world standards, It takes us back to the tfme when the coined moneys of the various coun- - l 1 - ' 1 111 i 1 lvl i l F Iwi 2 111 1 1 l T '.1 31: ! l ! 'L I J-- i 1-Q l 'fl - l.. 1 .,1 1 1 1 f 1 11 5 I I ij 1 if 1 'dull I 1 5 - E tries and cities were mostly adulterated. Only the draft of the Jew trader lThe Easterlingl was always Worth its face value. So from Easterling i w comes our word STERLING. 1 - , 1 1 5 THE KARESH ENTERPRISES 1 ' 'I' ff--n- - ' 4 L - Z l ':-l - : f ---'- - 'NI' Page Sixty-four I if i fifth! 1, -D. -if 6 if -, i . -VY, -Y vj..- 4 JL.. - -xg- -isx 1 il -lliff' l x...f.7f...l....1 imi1,,i,,,,11..- -.MT -,mf ..- L L .- inttimt- -1- -1- +--- '-'- ---- ------ - t V.--H--4. LAWING E5 COSTNER DRUGGISTS fe WHITMAN CANDIES PARKER AND SCHAEFFER FOUNTAIN PENS Prescriptions Carefully Filled LINCOLNTON, N. C. WARLICK AND BARKLEY HOME FURNISHERS AND UNDERTAKERS Ambulance Service . Day and Night Phone 166 fun... 7, L , i 2 .fun mi.-n T 1 T 2 , T , , , Lmtiwi- I 'E' i l V We are for L. H. S. 2 i Win or Lose i i I M, l I Qt? : l CENTRAL CAFE L l ., A U3 i H. B, AND R. G. RAMSEUR 1 . . I - Proprietors 1 i I ' -W-I - - - - - - n - W - -W-H 'Q' 'f ' ?' I I I . ' MAIQM.-Xlilfl tin physicst 1 Whcrc ' i do you htiy short circuits? 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LincoInton's Big New Department Store ONE OF BELK'S 49 BIG RETAIL STORES SELLING QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR LESS SOMETHING NEW HERE EVERY DAY 4- - - - -...,-,,,.-..,,..W...,.,,-N.-,..,-....-.,..-H..-.,H-W.-,..,-,,,,.-,,.,-.,,.-,,......,,- - ,-, - 4. 4, ,mf , 1 1 .- V - f T f i- vlll -4. mini- im 7 C. GUY RUDISELL 25 BROTHER DRY GOODS NOTIONS SHOES CLOTHING AND HATS rx From the Cheapest That,'s Good to the Best That's Made Timi i , , T , .-. .- 1 .1 1 im-. 'L V f? Compliments of WEBB DURHAM -1--,...-i-OffffOi..DA 4. D 1 1 1 1 tim.- Our Store is Your Q l Hardware i Friend L ! LANDER HARDWARE I COMPANY Y, 1 7 1.i1un- MISS DRY: XVh.1t is the commonest conductor of electricity? MARQEARLTIH Why-er-tr- 5 MISS DRY: Correct. 5 JUNE z, 1028 l SANDERS: I've graduated from high school, yet I can't go to college. BILLY: Wluy? SANDVRS: It docsn't open till fall. T I'RI?AffIIIiR: How long have you Lk heen working for Abraham? i I ACKIEY: Ifver since he threatened to Ere me, I 1 'S' iii: -- Y 1 1 it 1: -til iimingiq +-.iiiT.i-7.1 3 1 L 1 1 1 1: lun-:win Page Sixty-.seut r '!' 'Q' . J, ,-- --.-.,..........a -f.i..,...-a...-.....-...n Y - ' ...-.... .,,,.... .-... ..,-......,.,..... ... ..... , ff QE -f2.QZ1- 1 , I I I wi I , 'B -Y! R . 1 I 1 I I..- i ,, nf ,fx r gf the N I J I fgfl 2 Lg, I I- - A A A 7 itii I-I - f A A iv i I : L lil I I : ' 2 I I I 3 it i RoBERT's I R I , 2 I 2 94 'V I DRY i 1 1 A I I 2 I T CLEANING I 5 I T, 1 ! T . lei L A Complzments of i 2 I : , --come Clean with Me I AMERICAN BANK 1 i and I AND TRUST Co. 5 I'1l Dye for You I E 2 I I I I I 'Q f I i I 3 I I I 2 - - V - , I Phone 55 I i 3,',I I Q W, 1 I 1 I 'i'- ---' 'f-' - : - - A f - - fvv- f--+ 'i'- -vvl ii- : : f W f +--H ---i- 0 11-H--T ----------- I- f ' -+ -r--i '-1' Z 1 4 so - - or '--I 1'-T'--r li' ' S i I l 1. I I i 1 ' E I A ' , - ' ' I l I I Doc tchecr leader? . All right. let s 5 I gf 1 I RO- , l I I ' A locomotive and three coaches. , E Z A locomotive and three coaches, 3 5 Qc- I I FROM THE STANDS: Hey! This ' I , ain't no railroad yard. I I - , I l : i Complzments of 1 i I ' 2 f Y : A rural motorist drove into Billy's l 'fl Q i filling station: I want some tires. 2 Ri E : E BILLXZ Balloon tires? II 5 : L MOTORIST: Nawl Automobile tires. 3 5 - 2 -.T i I I T - 1 I I I This is the story of a dumb lad E E Z who thought no man's land was the I 3 ,Ax 3 won1en's gymnasium. I 'VQYRQ E 5 - E ' W I I z T' ,I 5 9 E i X Q.- ili, llll a A at at A ...tn +- l.ll li A D A a cy Page Sixty-eight R ii I A it so A W s3j,2.aQHif7c,iEf Xi, 1m.11.,111....-....1.,n +1 n14l 1 1 1 W- 1 1 f v :wxn 1 uuws -4, eiou1um- 1- 11111111 11..-.. 4. Come in and See the Bigger and Better - I TILL, Let Us Demonstrate This Wonderful Car Terms to Suit LINCOLNTON CHEVROLET CO. LINCOLNTON, N. C. .ln H1111 1 1 1 1 1 -Wim.-,!, CAROLINA SPORTING GOODS A FRIEND TO ALL HIGH SCHOOLS DEALERS IN ALL ATHLETIC GOODS CHARLOTTE, N. C. 'I' -wlw 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . I ..m1nqg 4'-nu.. um n1n LINEBERGER BROTHERS 256 COTTON Q LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of M. T. LEATHERMANN QF L 1 - 1 i.n1i.u.1lln1u Page Sixty gg. --.1 1---11- 7 n mn? .anim-uu1lm un-nufnu 1 11Li---1 un- in Established 1885 WHERE QUALITY IS ALWAYS HIGHER THAN PRICE Torrance IVI0rrz'.s' Company JEWELERS GASTONIA NORTH CAROLINA ,.,.i1,,L,1.-,Ti1.1.....11.1,i-,11i....-...'1- -M1.,Hu,UHTHHTmqim.-u....1nu,un,lm, ,mi 1 1 1 i1...Tuni im.. QHHLHTVH-u.41 You do Not Have to go to School to Learn ELIZABETH, PLAIN ANU SUN FLOWER, SIQUI-RISING ELOURS ARE THE BEST INTERSTATE MILLING CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C. im.. ... , , i 1 1un.-.Huinn....m--mli1mT .- 1. .. 1.H...- 1,7 , , , 1 -.1 COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S200,000.00 LINCOLNTON, N. C. P 1 '51'L'4'l7lU MT r i H PH- - f H E H ---+ P- H H - H - H - H H :Hi-L+ l WE ARE BOOSTING LINCOLNTON HIGH - SCHOOL AS WELL AS Q FORD CARS. TRUCKS 3: GENERAL ELECTRIC i AND TRACTORS REPRIGERATORS Q i PEER T P BYARS MOTOR COMPANY E LINCOLNTON, N. C. ' PHONE 61 - 1 - i P +.- .... - .... - ...V E A-.. - .-., Z LL-1 E 1L-- 4 --., Z ,,-1 1 -h-- - -lL- EP- 1L-- E iii-E ---------- H+ +A LLL+ Hi fL+L - Lf1L 1 LLLL LLLL 1 +f1L - ++L1 - fL'f H fL++ - LLL4 - LLLL - Rr P-if ---------- - -wi- . ! 1 Q Q A Full Line of Six' DOn't Forget IO Come . Cylinder Cars by A I to the ' ' Dodge Brothers i i Q The Senior Six 3 NORTH STATE ' Z - I 1 HOTEL - I The Victory for ' L ! i 1 i The New Standard Six l Z SUNDAY DINNERS i Prices from 8895.00 Up L M. H. HOYLE i PHONE 34 S 1 I i 'I'- .... ,..i - L... L .... f .... -. .... ,....- .i,. : ..,, - .... ..-.,..4. 'f'- V... 1 --i. 7 - i--. : iiii f --1- - iill f '-.' -I--:A H+ P S 'E' I l I Complzments of I W, B. ABERNATI-IY SHERIFF I Q L1NCoLN CoUNTY I I I -sf- k., -.---- I ------- . - - -.V ------ - - - - ew- 1--L -r-H-- --------- '---- ----- ------ I ! I GQXCCTCCIIILL Cjollege N KIQIICIQLL A Standard College for Young Women ! OI-I IERS COURSLS I.IiADINCi TO THE BACHELOR Ulf ARTS DEGRI-I AND TO DIPLOMAS IN ART AND MUSIC I Ifor CTLIHIIIJLILIQ' and lfurllver lnformutzon, IVHII' CHAS. E. BREWER, President RALEIGH, N. C. I 4. --,-L-L .E.E. ,...LL-L -o--e-L ff T' -I--'-'I-' --------- I --'-- '------ -P Compliments of I GOODSONVILLE ELECTRICAL CO, INC G. B. Goodson, President 1 R. F. Abernathy, General Manager : Dr. J. R. Gamble, Secretary-Treasurer I +I- -.rr ------,-- - -I- r..r -I- r..r - - -,- -.- -.- - - - - - - - - - -.. Puqv Scuvnfu V lLL'n -1- I--I----4. -t---- - - --- ---------- 1f-' - -tt- DIXON DRY CLEANING CO. QUALITY-SERVICE The Shop With Modern Dry Cleaning Machinery Phone 388 LINCOLNTON, N. C. INSURE AND BE SURE - L f 3 1 ,MTH , , 1 -- - - lim.- 1 'Q' BILL'S PLACE 2 Q FRESH PORK BARBECUE Q I Hi-Way 27 Phone 3302 LINCOLNTON, N. C. - ,,.n -- D-D --ite .... U- - ---- '- - ' 'Q' I.II5: XVho was Booker T. XV.ish- 2 ington? BLSSII1: George NVashing1ton's father, of course. LIB. Gee. I didn't think you'd know, MISS I5L'I.C3IiUM: Make .1 s ntcnte . with tennis in it. HLNRY: Sure. tennis five times f two, LINCOLNTON I I-IQANCHS: What did you gel on INSURANCE R REALTY W, birthday? I COMPANY EMILY: A year older I I I 5 -5- - ...I ----- ----- , , -.,..-iq. +...,.,... -------.--- ....-iq. Page Seventy - three -i- x le, ,. l - 'tes-Rv---1-Me Remo ., ,,, Y' .' I Compliments of l L1NCoLN DRUG CoMRANY 1 The Rexall Store I C. B. PHILLIPS, Proprietor Phone 17 +.f...- .f fr f f 5 R Compliments of DR. HARRY A. KARESH i I M : : nu--uni , ,, i ,, 2 ini +14 sr - 1 f' 1 V f W 1 frm l'll'+ +0 7 4 f f f' + SOUTHERN BAKING COMPANY Se BREAD-CAKES MADE TO SUIT THE SOUTHERN HOUSEWIFE 'I--....-.,., I T T f - f f - e..,.-4. iunfmw- ml - 2 - Z -1 - f- m- 4, CHILDS-WOLPE DRUG CO. TRADE AT HOME A Good Place to Have Your Prescriptions Filled We Guarantee Them to be Just as Ordered by the Doctor Phone 330 +- IIAI IIII fflllf 1 2 V nu Y no!s 'I'-mv 40 Page Seventy-lour C ' un 2 2. -. i ,, 1 l --un -1- - -114 - '-1 -4- -2- ....unT,...,,i..T,L1 ! No Mistake SEE j DAVE LERNER 6 for Quality is What CLOSISNGZOSDZOES You Get From MILLINERY AND LADIES' WALDENSIAN Q READY-To-WEAR BAKING CO. Q VALDESE, N, Q. LINCOLNTON, N. C -1. .......... tttt - it i- tt,t - tt,t ......... - -1- ---------- ---- - '--- - 4. ---- - - - - - e T LINCOLNTGN i Wishing FURNITURE E - YCu SUQCQQQRIEEPANY Much YODER 84 MCLEAN Success SQ- i Y Complete Home 1 b Furnishings i DR, It R, SELF Phone 36 26 E. Main 4. - - 1 - D D lil 4- iiii -ii ..ss- :D wi .P Putin' -get I 1 I Him... ... , i ... ... -. .... 2 2 .. rim... I I coHEN Bnos. I Where Quality and Style - Meet Price I I I I cisfhing I I Ready-to-Wear I I SHOES i I For the Wluole Family . I Cheerfully Refunded C Satisfaction or Your Money I -i- .PIITIIII 11i11--1-11 Ilnn- ! - I I I I Greater Lenoir Rhyne College I I Only Standard College in North Carolina I Improvements costing S300,000 I completed this year. I New Administration Building, 5 Dormitory for Girls, Refectory, I I A Faculty of unusual strength I await. students of 1928-29. serves at Lenoir Rhyne. I Student body of 300 provides a 5 congenial campus group and fos- I ters practically every campus ac- tlvlty. I I For catalogue and information, address, THE PRESIDENT 5 Lenoir Rhyne College, Hickory, N. C. I I 4.- .... ....... ..... . I .I-...I. Page Set'mIyAs1'x - .iii - - -.- .-. ------- l--i - I-5- '!' --P -i' 1- I I I I I I I I I I I I I IIIITIIII, IIII,IIII.. 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