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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1929 volume:

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A various language: to thy memory May this one bring gay scenes of happy hours. Of well-rewarded toil and friendships true. Of smiles and laughter, feasts and merry jests. And faces bright of those who wrought with care To giue thee THIS. -THE EDITORS. Qluntents FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS JOKES AND ADS School Song Onward, we march together Faithful may we ever be No thought of time or weather, Hearts filled with hope and ecstasy. Bravely we iight our battles Happily we meet success But the things for which we strive Our honor and happiness. CHORUS Hep, Hep, Hep, three cheers for our high Voices ring Hep, Hep, Hep, just see the 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 we shall ever be. No thought or fear of sadness Just a little time for play Hearts full of cheer and gladness That gives us courage on our way No fear or thought of failure f-Ready for the final test Each with his own work to do And striving to do his best. x X -J1:.m.u-,,5M 5? 'Q .X , K 1 , .gg ,g?J 'fjf57 X, Y iq ' , B W W K ' ? x Q f , , ...Q I X I Ya ' 'M LINCOLNTON HIGH SCHonL Q. 'T ff? fi 4 -J Page Eighl Dedicatioll TO MRS. VENA LITTLE GOODE TO ONE IN WHOM VERSATIL- ITY, GENEROSITY, AND LOYAL- TY ARE FOUND IN HAPPIEST COMBINATION WE, THE CLASS OF 1929, LOVINGLY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME OF THE PINE BURR s. VICNA I.I'l l'I,I'1 Comm: lv Nm Page Tm Pine Burr Staff MARGARET VANSTORY E .,,.., .Editor-in-Chief MARQZARET MERRITT .ARR RRRRR.. A ssistant Editor PAUL PAGE .RA.RAR ..RA, A ,RRRRR I?11sir1f'Ss Manage: GORDON GOODSON AARR... A s.vAz'sfnnf Business Zllaozagm VIRGINIA HOYLE ..,,. MINNIE SUE ERWIN SARAH DELLINGER A HARMON JAMES ,,,.,,, ISABELLE HEAVNER ,,,,,,, ELIZA PUTMAN ,,A,..7 MR. S. 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I ...OO Sec'1'0fcw'y and Treasmel MEMBERS Page Er' WOODROW ARMSTRONG MARGARET ALLISON MARGUERITE BANDY ELIZABETH BARINEAU NELL BARLOW RUTH BEAM BETTY WOOD BURGIN JAKE BURGIN JOHN BROOM WILSON BYERS GEORGE BROWN MILLER BARKLEY CHARLIE BAKER PAUL COBB WILSON CAUBLE BEULAH CAUBLE CATHERINE DELLINGER ALMA DUNCAN ANNIE LEE FINGER JANE GOODE J ESSIE GARRISON MARGARET HALLMAN CHARLOTTE HEAVNER ROBERT HEAVNER LOUISE HONEYCUTT FRANCES HOYLE KEMP HUSS LENA HUSS SAM HOOVER J UANITA HARRILL CATHERINE HOUSER PAULINE HOLLY DORIS JOHNSTON RUTH JOHNSTON gh teen PAUL KISTLER RUBY LANGFORD MELVIN LINGERFELT JEAN MAZE MILDRED MICHLTM LOLLIE MICHUM HARRY MULLEN HUNTER MAUNEY THOMAS MINCY ANITA PADGETT SARAH REINHARDT MARIE RHYNE ALEINE RUDISILL HAROLD RUDISILL EDWIN RUDISILL BAINE RUDISILL CHARLES RAMSAUR WILLIE RAMSEY JOHN ROBINSON ELIZABETH SELF MARY FRANCES SHUFORD CLAIRE LEE SLATON MARGARET SMITH MAXINE STYERS CLYDE TAYLOR GLENDORA TAYLOR RUTH TAYLOR LINWOOD TURNER JOHN TERRELL MABEL WARLICK ADDIE WARLICK RUBY WARLICK GRACE WILLIAMS RALPH YODER GQ 'hc 4 . yr 1 u vS- - r 4 J in Q i.. 'T' -.153 , -w.W,,. 42- . 0.1 '4 I 4 Q ' A - 5.3 a.. F7-51'-5' THE FRESHMAN CLASS - IZ. Q 'z 3 -L fn f: 3 5., i A ,- ,Cr 31 Q'- - L A an r -s, SQJPHOMORES .i.i ..-.-.- --. -L--, ' H X X, C if S N X W Aff NK P .. ix' X53 if S X Q X l n'J-' Y - A S- EQ 1155 + ii? iw W ' J 'Tf,g7 ': W x ,x if EJ fl? if ,E -NC , :is 7 -5 5 s -x N Sophomore Class OFFICERS JESSE ROBINSON .ooo oooooo.,..... .......o.vo A....,...... P 1 I Szdent JOHN 'I PERKINS .,,,Ao ,,,,,.. I ffzfce Pieszdent ERLEFN PADGETT .... .,,.,,., S ecletmzf CATHERINE WOLP'E ,I .,,,,. Tzeasznm MEMBERS ROBERT ABERNATHY THOMAS ARMSTRONG LAWRENCE ARMSTRONG MADGE BAKER MAUDE BANDY MATIE BARLOW MATTIE BISHoP J OHN BLANTON WOODROW BLANTON ERSIE BROTHERTON SHERWOOD CAMP PAUL CHILDERS CLYDE CORNWELL JANE COSTNER PAUL CROWELL GEORGE DIGH DOROTHY ELMORE LEONORA GAMRLE ELMoRE GOODSON LENA HEAFNER FARRELL HUGGINS MARY KEEVER WALTER KOON FRANKLIN LINEBERGER ROBERT LITTLE lloe Iuentuf-Iwo PAULINE LITTLE J OSIE LONG PAUL MOORE RUSSELL MULLEN ERLEEN PADGETT DOROTHY PERKINS JOHN T. PERKINS MARY PAGE EVA REEF WILMA RAMSEY HOWARD RUDISILL FRED RUDISILL JIMMIE RHODES FLOYD RUSSELL JESSE ROBINSON FLOY SCHRONCE MABEL SEAGLE MARSHALL SHIVES CATHERINE SMITH MARY LoU SMITH JIM SHUFORD ELIZABETH STROUP HELEN WHITESIDES CATHERINE WoLI-TE DAVID YODER ' jfxf -11' Hb. 'K THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Page Tu.'vr1Iy-thru' .la Y 8 H A.. A J U IOREXX C QW Q Q X Q' X Q, . lf We f . k ff, , gi , ', 'M AN fu! fv 'X L' 1 X W I If 41 ' N f. Q: 5 f' X W I, I i . Q., Sr QLZM I X . ' pyji- ! ' if L x - W ig A ,f -X ' S -142' ff-X X X-QA 4 X4 rg: LAB 9 b ff K5 422, ,. 4 L, ., ,rf l'm1v 'lkwrnivf hu' I 071 ,bf YI , RDI' 4, x U ful ,-.vf,ffff?- 2 ',' .1 17 4fffA,4.4 ff' Mg, ,,,1..-Adv V -I4 'A' i 'iv I --J Page Twenty-six MARY BANDY RALPH ABERNATHY ELMER BEAL CURTIS BROOM BRYTE BLACKBURN NANCY CALDWELL KERMIT CLONIGER HELEN CHILDERS JACK COSTNER LUCILLE COSTNER 5 M I BEVERLY COSTNER, Sv:-refm-M r z 1. .L 1,11 C JAIVQES CORNWELL LAURA COMES JACK CANIPE KENNETH CROWELL, P1-esidewt -, lk 5,-Sf ,. - 1 , . VERTIE DAVIS ' Q LOIS DAVIS JAMES DIGH ALFRED GILBERT J MARGARET' HONEYCUTT A7 1 ,1 IAI A -,Vfxx NI Q, J. 1 . X55 , MABEL HEAVNER ETHEL HARRILL , 3 H MADGE HEAVNER BESSIE HOLBROOK lfl'Q ji .J ' I HELEN HALLMAN ' 'MARY LOU HOUSER I 4 LEONARD JENKINS FRED KEENER OLOA W ' A Us J- .1-fw.J. EQSIE IAWIINF I fC'f,-Pl'fSfd6llf. . 1 RUTH MCGINNIQ ANNIE MAE LINK WILLIAM MCNEELY An, GEORGE PAGE EVERETT MULLEN ELIZABETH PHILLIPS ALEXANDER PROCTOR ' VVILMA RAMSEY Pugv Twe-nty-seven , ff + I -4 EUNICE HOVIR ff f 41.12 flf4fyw.,1.,,,y J,-V l ,L I 4 l Page Twenty- eight .I - 0 ,J Q ' 1 SARAH RooE J ESSIE RHYNE if fl Li, lA341Z-Q, 1 WEBB ROYSTER I L' 4 , A N , , M RUFFIN SELF, Treasm-er BESS SCHRUM ELIZABETH SHUEDRD MARY TURNER EDITH STYERS JAMES VANSTORY NELLIE WARLICK YATES WARD HAZEL WHITESIDES LILLIE WILKINSON DAVID WILKINSON MARSHALL WILLIAMS MARGARET YODER MARY ELLEN YODER EVELYN BAKER ORGQQU ZATIONS fp k 'gr:w.v: V' vixf Y ' f' ' , , iz f . ' ' ' 'ffyw Clee Club OFFICERS JOHNNIE JOHNSON .,.., , 4. ,...... , . .. ..... A ,,., P7'Q.9'l.f16llf CHARLOTTTE HEAVNER ......, ..,. S ecrezfaz If MRS. VENA LITTLE GOODE .S.. . ,.,, IJ'Z.I'0ClL0l MEMBERS BRYTE BLACKBURN EVELYN BAKER MADGE BAKER ELIZABETH BARINEAU MARGUERITE BANDY MARY BANDY MATTIE BISHOP BETTY WOOD BURGIN SHERVVOOD CAMP NANCY CALDWELL BEULAH CAUBLE JANE COSTNER JACK COSTNER SIBYL COSTNER HELEN CHILDERS KENNETH CROWELL HERBERT CROWELL SARAH DELLINGER Page Thirty MINNIE SUE ERWIN HARMON JAMES ANNIE LEE FINGER JOHNNIE JOHNSON LEONORA GAMBLE JANE GOODE BREVARD GOODE HELEN HALLMAN DORIS JOHNSON BUNA KEENER D. C. LEONARD ESSIE LAWING LOUISE HEAVNER LUCILLE LINEBERGER CHARLOTTE HEAVNER COYLE LOCKMAN ISABELLE HEAVNER MADCE HEAVNER MABEL HEAVNER LOUISE HONEYCUTT FRANKIE HOYLE VIRGINIA HOYLE MILDRED HOVIS FARRELL HUGGINS MARY LOU HOUSER GUY HARRILL JAMES LITTLE MARGARET MERRITT FRANCES IVIAUNEY JEAN MAZE LOLLIE MICHUM MILES MCLEAN ERLEEN PADGETT ELIZABETH PHILLIPS PAUL PAGE GEORGE PAGE ANITA PADGETT JOHN T. PERKINS DOROTHY PERKINS ELIZA PUTNAM WILMA RAMSEY SARAH REINHARDT MARIE RHYNE WEBB ROYSTER ALEINE RUDISILL ELIZABETH SHUFORD MARY LOU SMITH MARY FRANCES SHUFORD JOHN TERRELL CLYDE TAYLOR MARGARET VANSTORY LINDA WARLICK MABEL WARLICK CATHERINE WOLFE I-. '.,t Ng. , Wigs and Masks Club JOHNNIIE JOHNSON .L BTINNIE SUE ERWIN I . .. . NIRQ VENA LITTLE GOODE WAIIE BEAL BE'l I'Y Woon B IIIIIQI N HEIIEEET CROVVELL KENNETH Cnowl-:LL SIBYL COSTNI-ZR JANE COSTNER JACK COSTNER SARAH DELLINGEE MINNIE SUE ERWIN GOEIIQN GOOIISON BEEVARII Goom-3 I,EoNnI:A GAMBLIG LoUIsI-: HEAVNER ISAEELLE HEAVNEE OFFICERS MEMBERS I'r1's1'fl1'11 II Sl'f'I'f'ffl I'-If ..,,,.1,1.l'l'CfUl' MII.lDIlPIIl Hovls VIRGINIA HOYLE JOHNNIE JmINsoN VVILLIE MAE LOCKMAN MARGARET MERRITT SUE ANNA MUIIIJEN FRANCES MAUNEY JOHN MCLEAN ELIEA PUTNAM WINIFREII PERKINS ERLEEN PAINLETT WIIILIAM RIIIENHOUIQ VVEBB ROYSTI-:Ie MARGARET VANSTORY Page ,INhI,l'llf-0170 ' , ' ,J 'A 355,352 , Z I2 ii HQ Riff' VI 1 Ty in f -Q R gf ,A ,. ' 21 5. ' Is' St. Cecelia Music Club OFFICERS IWARY BANDY ., ....,,.. NANCY CALDWELL ,,,,.. CHARLOTTE HEAVNER .LLL BETTY WOOD BURGIN .LL,....,T. BTRS. VENA LITTLE GOODE MARY BANIJY ELIZABETH BARINEAU MADCIE BAKER BRYTE BLACKBURN BETTY WOOD BUROIN ELIZABETH BYNUM NANCY CALDWELL HELEN CHILDERS JANE COBTNER SIHYL COBTNER LEANORA GAMBLE Page 'I1hI1f'U.J-fLL'lJ MEMBERS JANE GOODE HELEN HALLMAN ISABELLE HEAVNER LOUISE HEAVNER CHARLOTTE HEAVNER MADGE HEAVNER MABEL HEAVNER BROWNIE LIPE MARGARET LIFE JAMES LITTLE ,.,,...LL...,,.,,,,..,,,,..Pl'67S1d6'l'If ,,,,,,,..,.,..L,..VZ'C6-Pl'HSidC'Hflf Secretczry 0,7161 T1'0as1n'er ,,,,,,,,,,M...,,,,,,,,,,.,RepOII'tm' ...,...Dz'rectOr ROBERT LITTLE HOWARD MAUNEY JEAN MAZE MARGARET MERRITT LOLLIE MICHUM ROBERT MILLER MARIE RHYNE PAULINE SIGMON ELIZABETH SHUFORD LINDA WARLICK CATHERINE WOLFE W ' U' 0 'iw it A , - . f . Cookiug Club OFFICERS FRANCES IWAUNEY .F,F II A,.F,F......,..... FFF.FFF..... P rcszklmzt ELIZABETH BYNUM .,F,,,.AFFF,,A A...... I 71'C'6-PI'0SI'd6'llf KENNETH CROWELL ..A......w..... ...... P rms Reporter MISS MILDRED LEE GASTON ..,SA,S... EE,... 4....,..,.SS.,.. D irector MEMBERS ROBERT ABERNATHY MARCUERITE BANDY MAUDE BANDY BETTY WOOD BURCIN ELIZABETH BYNUM MARY LOU BEAM MADOE BAKER HELEN CHILDERS KENNETH CROWELL ISABELLE COOK ANNIE LEE DELLINCER ILENE DELLINGER ALMA DUNCAN DOROTHY GOODSON FRANCES HOYLE WINNIE HEAI-'NER MARY LOU HOUSER MARGARET HONEYCUTT EUNICE HOVIS POLEY HAUSS IRA HUSS LENA JOHNSON GRACE KEEVER AUSTELLE KEEVER BILL LOCRMAN PAULINI-I LITTLE D. C. LEONARD ANNIE MAE LINK JOSIE LONG JEAN MAZE ETHELENE IWCGINNIS RUTH MCGINNIS FRANCES MAUNEY LOTTIE MICHUM ANITA PADCETT JESSIE PEELER NELL PROCTOR SARAH REINHARDT ALEINE RUDISILL MARIE RHYNE DESSIE RITCHIE EVA LOU REEP JESSE ROBINSON WILMA RAMSEY JESSIE RHYNE MARY FRANCES SHUFORD ELIZABETH SELF NELL SHARPE EDITH STYERS RUTH TAYLOR HELEN WHITESIDES MARGARET YODER DAVID YODER ETHEL YOUNT Page Thir ty- Ihree SARAH DELLYNGER CLYDE SMYTH ,,..A.., MARGARET YODER ,,,,. NANCY CALDWELL VYCTOR RUDYSYLL . ESSYE LAWYNG ...., RALPH ABERNATHY ERLEEN PADGETT , MARY PAGE .E.....,. PAUL PAGE ,,,,..E,,EE,,, KATH RY N SEAGLE . ELMORE GOODSON .... MARTHA HAYNES .. ELYZABETH BYNUM NED LEONARD ......,, ANYTA PADGETT ...,.. LOLLYE MYCHUM ....., Page Thirty-foul' Dumpye Club MEMBERS ...Her Eaeelleney Clzfyef of Stezzffem Smaslzer .......,WlLyp-Creafm Consezmzev' ,L.e.....,..............Spaglzetty Steuffer ...,..Adz'0eate of the Fyenger Typs Mufnehev' ...,,,.....,,eRyee Gobbler .......ClzyelceAn, Dezwuerer Safndwyclz S11fyteIze'r ........eL0rd Hygh Cake Eczteer ...........Cl'!1ClC8'7' Crfzmcher Face Feeder Raspberry Rawzvager Ham Hoaerder ..,.,,..AnymaZ Craelfeer Anwneyhfylatefr Chyef Spomzer .. ...... Cake C07ZfS'Zl,'l'lZ'67' SARAH DELLYNGER VYCTOR RUDYSYLL ESSYE LAWYNG ..... ERLEEN PADGETT .. MOTTO Dumpye Club Pl'6.9jlfIl llf I'7jlC'6-Pl'lfSjlfIl'llf Eatybus, drynkybus sed non bustybus. FLOWER: Pumpkyu Flower. Sf'c'refary T1'0fzszn'e1' Page Thirty' fiuv 'FEVER TI S ' .. , I- i , ' 5 Q '1 . I A - 2 153 S Debating Club OFFICERS MR. YVALTER KELLY .,L.............,...,... L,.,.LL I Jirvcfm- KERMIT CLONIGER .LLL,... ,.,LL........ P rvsiflcut MARGARET VANSTORY L,.. ..,LE.EELL...,L,LELLL, I 7l'C6-Pl'l'SI.d0llf LUCILLE COSTNER .,.L... ....... S r'c'1'c'ta1'y and T7'fTIfNIlI'CI' MEMBERS LIICILLE COSTNER MARGARET HONEYCUTT MARGARET VANSTORY VIRGINIA HOYLE SARAH DELLINGER RALPH CRENSHAW LINWOOD TURNER MILES MCLEAN KERMIT CLONIGER FARRELL HUGGINS Pago Thirlq - six 5 ,Li DO-As-You-Please Club naman? :mv In 1533519 BMW WB mmm MIIIDRED HOVIS ,,,,, ,,, ,,,.,, .. ,.,.,,...A ,,.... ., P 1 'vsidmzt KATHRYN SEAGLE ..... 4 ....,.4 .,..,.. A I fz'ce-Prvsz'dent WINIFRED PERKINS A ,,.,....,...,....A4....N..V ....,..... .w........ Secretary and T1'cczsz4'1'01' MOTTO: We dOn't give a hang. ELIZABETH BYNUM SIBYL COSTNER SARAH DELLINGER ANNIE LEE DELLINGER MINNIE SUE ERWIN DOROTHY GOODSON ISABELLE HEAVNER LOUISE HEAVNER VIRGINIA HOYLE MILDRED HOVIS ELIZABETH KILLIAN LUCILLE LINEBERGER BILL LOCKMAN RUTH LEONARD MARGARET MERRITT SUE ANNA MLILLEN FRANCES MAUNEY ELIZA PUTMAN WINIFRED PERKINS SUE ELLA SHUFORD KATHRYN SEAGLE MARGARET VANSTORY Page T hirty-seven E .M ! -- vs f I ' Q KENNETH CROWELL . . ,.. MR. CHARLES D. SMITH HHHHA ROBERT ALLISON THOMAS ARMSTRONG CURTIS BROOM KENNETH CROWELL PAUL CROWELL JAMES CORNWELL JACK COSTNER CARL FORTENRURY GORDON GOODSON KEMP HUSS SHUI-'ORD HINES Page Thfrtu-eight WLM Club OFFICERS MEMBERS HARMON JAMES JOHNNIE JOHNSON FRED KEENER D. C. LEONARD HUNTER MAUNEY GEORGE PAGE VICTOR RUDISILL FRED RUDISILL WILLIE RAMSEY CLYDE SMITH CLYDE TAYLOR 5 3 P1'esz'fICfnt Director IlIIl !l.:.. 'F1IIIMIIB' iii 'il' 'WWII I 'H1ll!' 'WR' 'IWW WUI rn V N wr' ' ia , 'Ml' X Q M ll 3 N it ll! -J .MV . - .LL Im IIIIIIIIIII Ill' :Ill IIII Illlglll 'llllllllll llll llllllll lfllmll Football, 1928 MR, CHARLES D. SMITH . A,,A,,,,V,,,,. ,,,,, ,,,w, C 0 df-I1 MR. WALTER KELLY ....., ,. A.. Assfistaizf Coach KENNETH CROWELL ..,.....v,......,,,, Captain GORDON GOODSON Manager RALPH HEAVNER ..,. ......E.E....,,..EAEEE......,.. .,A,.E .......... ..,E.., T 1 ' a ? IIQl' VARSITY PLAYERS KENNETH CROWELL A L Guard HARMON JAMES A A A , Guard FRED KEENER . Gua1-d RUFFIN SELF L L Guard FRED RUDISILL L ,E Center JOHNNY JOHNSON , Quarterback HUNTER MAUNEY L Quarterback PAUL CROWELL L A Tackle JACK COSTNER L Tackle CLYDE SMITH L A Tackle CARL FORTENBURY End GEORGE PAGE L L End THOMAS ARMSTRONG End VICTOR RUDISILL L Fullback JAMES CORNWELL L Fullback D. C. LEONARD Halfback CLYDE TAYLOR A Halfback KEMP HUSS L , L I, Halfback ROBERT ALLISON ALFRED GILBERT HOWARD RUDISILL ORAN SULLIVAN PAUL PAGE CLYDE CORNWELL JESSE ROBINSON GUY HARRILL L BREVARD GOODE HERBERT CROWELL WOODROW ARMSTRONG SHUFORD HINES L JOHN BLANTON ,L .,LuLL L, POLEY HAUSS . RUSSELL MULLEN . DAVID VVILKINSON Lincolnton L L , Lincolnton L Lincolnton , Lincolnton , Lincolnton E , L Lincolntonm Lincolnton ,, Lincolnton L Lincolnton Lincolnton Total , Page Forty SUBSTITUTES RESULTS OF SEASON L ,,,LLu 68 Mooresville .. 34 Dallas L . L 6 China Grove ,L,L L, O Barium Springs 13 Lenoir , , ,L,,LL ,, 0 Statesville L L 52 Cherryville , L 6 Forest City A L 6 Hickory L L 2 Waynesville L L L 187 Total End End End L Tackle Tackle Tackle L , Center Center . Guard I L Guard ,Fullback Quarterback LHalfback ,uHalfback L,LHalfback uHalfback 0 0 O 1 7 L ooou 14 0 20 L L L36 6 . L84 l 53' :Zi llllllllllllll igiizif, 32353125 A 'Half 3 ',l'. .Q iw if 'Q gl? .H Q , v 6 zfwgffa 1.2 ge ygs 5 aniiw 2,2 ,M I , .A W, Jr ., 1 2, f Qi , , immw AM TBALL TE OO 1928 F 'TJ 2. 'Q 'C 'Ti Q 'T -N Q 5 Boys Basketball, 1929 MR LHARLEQ D SMITH .. ..... Coach HUNTER MAUNEY ....,.,,......,..,,. ....... C aptam VICTOR RUDISILL AND HARMON JAMES ...... ...... M wagers PAUL BANGLE Center HUNTER MAUNEY Forward WILLIE RANIQFY Forward MARQHALL BROWN Forward Guard Guard Guard Guard JOHNNIE JOHNSON .L..rL .LrLo.r,.. C enter JESSE ROBINSON .LLLLL, .,,I - .Forward RALPH YODER .LL.LLrrLLL,Lrr, LLLLLLL F Orward Guard ,Guard Guard Guard noun Qguuanv - GITIS Basketball 1929 MISS ELIZABETH HOKE Coach WILMA RAMSEY . . Captam VICTOR RUDISILL AND HARMUN JAMEQ ... . ..... .., Manaoerw GUARDS FRANCES MAUNEY LEONORA GAMBLE VIRGINIA HOYLE MILDRED HOVIS ETHELENE MCGINNIS MARY BANDY ERLEEN PADGETT Puqe fortu Ihn www 32 Boxing Team, 1929 MR. CHARLES D. SMITH ....... VICTOR RUDISILL ...,......,.. WADE BEAL GUY HARRILL DAVID WILKINSON HARMON JAMES MILES MOLEAN Page Forty-four MEMBERS SHUI-'ORD HINES JOHN BLANTON KEMP HUSS GEORGE PAGE PAUL CROWELL ...,......COach Ivlafnager Qs.58i.'i T .Y Q. J., , .t' 5 ' 1 - , Ay. .,,... 'fx - 4 XL ,gm ' 5, ' Baseball, 1929 MR. CHARLES D. SMITH HARMON JAMES ...... A,..,... . ,, , .A..... ....4.,.. THOMAS ARMSTRONG AND RALPH HEAN NER .,,,,,,. VARSITY PLAYERS RUDISILL, C. BROOM, LOCKMAN . . JOHNSON, Ross . . COSTNER. . . . G. GOODSON, MAUNEY . . FORTENBURY .. Huss, LEONARD . JAMES, KEENER . . . .. . SUBSTITUTES BI-TAL . .. , . . . . .. R. LITTLE, TAYLOR F. RUDISILL, RIDENHOUR . E. GOODSON, WARD . . . PROCTOR, CLONIGER . .. . J. BROOM, J. LITTLE .. .. . .. .. .. . H. CROWELL, HAUSS, BANGLE, ARMSTRONG atlltwmwai vw wwaze Xml. tv ,, V.. 5, , uk . 'AMX .......COf1clz, ....,.Cfzpfr11'n ......AICl,lll1jjCl'S Pitchers Catchers First Bascman Second Basemen Third Basemzm Shortstops Outfielders Pitcher . Catchers ...First Basemen Second Basemen Third Basemen Shortstops Outiielders Page Ifortq-Hue s 5 4 4 an 1 4 'L , Ill wg f A --...MQW- ,im -' Q,,f,,,V,. 'V .. ,. Q W4 'Y Q' 1 yy 5 Weg?W2?gg 6 B Wwga LAWING, Blood and thunder, Brick and tar, Lineolnton eleven! Here they are! Hop the plane Leap the gap Here comes Lincolnton Get off the map! Big Chief. Little Chief Papoose, Squaw Lineolnton, Lineolnton Rah! Rah! Rah! Page Forty - six Cheer Leaders LOCKMAN, HOYLE, NIAUNEY YELLS Hit 'em high, Hit 'em low, Rip, scratch, growl We make 'em all howl Fight! Gr-r-r-1' VVolverines! Wolverines! Wolverines! Lots of ginger Lots of stress Eat 'em up - L. H. S. Bite 'e1n, chew 'em Eat 'em whole, COINS on Lineolnton Make that goal! COINC on Lincolnton Let's go! W N951 X H 1 fs SWw:t:5w:2l:s,w X QM , N? W, 1'-NMIWS' X 1-,--1 X, f imhwwwwfmz 1: 1' f 1- f -XXX? ' 277 ' fw f ff, W f W4mff f,: Xi ff? NN TE E. 6, A A QW ,gl M , f if lg if X, 25 A M N 5 , KA 755' ,w,, f I N , 4 ?'x f X, , - TT, - ZZ 1 r MQ S E xl' 2 1' Q 5 X A ,f 1 5 Q 1 JKMMUW mam 'ww 'kgx wzll' X zfwkfwwgs fiQi QQXS L: 2 X Ll P JI' 1 I P41470 Fortgffeiglyl HARRIICT ELIZABETH DELLINGER Jill Svninr fllusruf gwed'-'il kL4.4..,..,-AWYA. .. L . ., -U Senior Claes .Ba 313319 h FLOWER: Sweet Pea. COLORS: Rose and White. MOTTO: We came, we studied, we COIlL1LlC1'Cfl.n VVILLIAM RIDEN HOUR FRANCES MAUNEY .Ae,e JAMES LITTLE ...,.. GUY HARRILL .LVL HARMON JAMES ...... KATHRYN SEAGLE LLL,L VIRGINIA HOYLE ..., WINNON JONAS ...,. OFFICERS Vi S!'Cl'l'ffll'jj an ,,,.1,I'l'SI.l'lPllf l'f'-Pl'l'.9l'df'lIf d Tl'l'GSIll'l'l' LLLH1'sfm'1'aIn ., LCl'Il'jll'l' L,L Pr'oplzI0t .Sff1f1'sI'1'c'1'f1 I1 .....GI.ff0l'l.l1ll' Pago Fortu-nine Page Fifty PAUL CLINE BANGLE POLLY However far, h.0'weve'r 'zzea.r, There is only one like him. Literary Society, '25, '27 CU. H. SJ, Basketball, '25, '27, '28 lL'. H. Sl: Baseball, '25, '27 CU. H. 5.7: Basketball, '29 ll.. H. SJ. 9 9 JOHN YATES BANGLE LIJOHNYY 'ASz1ecess comes in cans, not cmzt's. Can, My VVil4l Irish Rose, '24 QD. H, SJ, Base- ball, '25 fl'. H. SJ: Basketball, '25 ll'. H. 5.15 Liter- ary Society. '25, '20 ill. H. 5.1. Q YATES BEAL Wit rnzfl wisdonl are born with cz. n1f11z. Nature Clnb, '25, Glec Club, '2f1: N. C. State Type- writing Contest, '2S. 1 Y 6 WADE HAMPTON BEAL JIMMY My mfincl to me ll, kingdom is. journalistic anrl Arlvertisin: Club, '25, '26, Dramatic Club, '29, Boxing Team. '29. Q Q 5 MARY LOU BEAM A brown eyed loved one jolly and true, A better f'rie'nd lzoftie Hone of you. Clue Club. '27, '2S: Cooking Club, '26, Girls' Ath- letic Association, '2b, '27, '23, Cast, The Pennant, '27g Cast, The Prince of Peace, '27. 'ETHEL VIOLA BROWN HEKY! A maiden mlm, serene, and shy Forever with cz book hard by. lllcc fluh, '2Ng liirlx' Athletlc ixNNUCi21tiUll, '27, '2N. MARSHALL BROWN HBROWNII-3 'Thvy are llerer alone' fhrll' nw' !ll'f'0lll11fllIif'fl with noble' flzrmglzfsf' Hzlwkn-Hrall, '25, '21,, '27, '28 HI. if ll, 5.71 Hawlmll. 2F, '21w, '27, '28 HI, V.. H. SJ: I,itL-1'ary Sucirty. '2If, 27 CH. C. H. Sli HQukc'tl+z1lI, '29 fl,. H. SJ. CLAUDE PRESTON BYNUM CLUDE U'i.w to rvsolvv and paficuf fn perform. Hlmknilmll, '27, '2H II. H. 5.71 Hzutlrilll, '27, '23 KI, II. 5.1: lhuketlmll, QR, '29 KI.. II. SJ. MARY ELIZABETH BYNUM HLIBYY SIN hold fhr' low' nf all-life has no more fo givin fini, XI:m1n1y'x l,1l' XYIIII Row, '29 il. ll. 5.31 Vznt, Hush Aflf: ,Xlwut Bm-tty, '2N KI. ll. Sli Viut, Ur, jim. '27 II. ll. 5.11 lixlxl-qctlmll, '27, '28 fl. H. 5.3: Schuul l'i:mist, '27, '2N ll. H. 5.1. EMMA SIBYL COSTNER LASIBH HGV suuslzim' hair und vyvs of blue' Cloths' ll 'HllfIH'C loyal and f1'uc'. Mlm- flulx, '21-, '27. '2S, '29g llrzunzxtic Vlulf, '21. '27, 293 Klllxin' Vlnlv, '2N, '29: l.iIIl'ill'lIlll, '2'9g Vin! l'. :mvl N. VV. fm ilu' Rar11p:u:c, '29: Girl-.' Athlvtir 4XNSUCi2lli1:Il, '27, '2N2 IJu-Aw-Yrm-I'lc11w L'lnlu. '29. Hs ge I4'zf'lq1-om' f I X-fuxvw XML-J IL. do -1 Y .1-.0-U., ... ,V I kg - ws. l4 k3-Ar1.LL,LJ L,-L 'A' DQR, KPN.: 1 .u KKR SARAH ISABELLE DELLINGER HSIBY7 S1111'R 1f1'1111, 111011131 Si111'1'1'1' 111111 f1'1111 - . 7 u 1 A 11111t'1f1' f1'11'1111 11111111 710710 of .1f1111. Swi'L't:ii'3 zitiil ,I'l'lAIl5lll't'l' St-wing l'lt1l1, '20, Stunt 7 7 7 Night, '-11: Girl! Atlilctic Associntiwiii, '-7, 'Jig l,i- l11 uim 'W '79 Vlu l'llll1 ti '21 'N 19 llii matic t li1i. lg: 'lk-lizttiim' t'li1li,H'2917 l i'c3:i4lL'11? lsltlllllj' i'll1l1, '291 Klzuxlizil, '2S1 lJi1vAs-Y1ii1-l'l1-asc' Vliili, '29, Vent, lf :mil N. XY, 1111 thc' RZlll111!l5.QC, '2 , I'l111t11- 1 gl'Zll'l1lC l .1l1t111' l'lNl'. lirkk, -9. . . . ANNIE LEA DELLINGER BILLIE A f1'i111111 to 1111, II g1'111f1'1111s soul, 111 11'f1' 8116911 11111.11 fl 1101110 1'1111'. StCl'L'l2lI'j' l,ll0l'ill'y' Smiciwty, '21i Kl. ll, 5.12 Vast, utllfl Xvtllllilll VN'l111 l,ix'1-il in 21 Slum, '27 tl. ll. 5.1: l':1st, Ui: -lim, '27 tl. Il, 5.11 Vast, AlttL'l1 Arlo .Xlit-tit Betty, '29 tl. ll. 5.13 l'l1uk1'tliz1ll, '27, '28 tl. ll, 8.1. MINNIE SUE ERWIN Hsm' T1111s1' 101111 1n'110l1,' 111'1' 111'sf, 111111 1z1'1' 1111.st'. Yicn'-l'i'cwivlt-iit vltiiiirii' film' f'lul1, '21ig 1X4lVl'l'flfwl!lQ f'll1li, 'jug Hirlx' .Xtlilf-tiv Axsciciritiuii, '2r1, '27, '2S1 Stunt Xiglit, 'lrig Ulu' f'llll!, '23, '29Q XYlll'llC'I' Statu- Altixic NI1-intiry l'11ut1-Nt, '27g liziskutlmll, '28g Amiuzil RCIll'l'9L'Illlll'lX'l,'. '28, '2'1g l'i'cAs,'i1l1-iit Flaw, '2Sg f'hiCf Nlzlrealizil. '2H: Avistzuit l.llIl'ill'lilll, '29, S1'Ci'L't2u'y ailfl 'l'!'l'J!'-illI'i'1' Ilrzmiatic l'li1l1. '2U3 t'ii'cul11ti11n Nlzuizngci' 1715117 BHIR, '29: 1111-Ara-Y1iii-Plczisu i'lul1. '2U. MARY MATTILENE FARMER UED77 A 11111, 11 f1'1'111111, 11 s1f11o1111', 1110, L1111111, 1111111.91 111111 11111111115 11'110. .'.l11l111 Taiivliliti Sgcivty, '24 4111. CL ll. S111 '-l'l'4t'Zl5- ll si :mtl l'i'cs.i1lc11t l,lfC1'Zl1'y 511611-ty, 25 tll. l , ll. 5.15 F1154 nf Playa 111. t'. ll, 5.15 Ynlleylmzlll, '25 tll. C. ll, 5.1: lk-l111ti11g1 il'l1il1, '23 ill. if ll. S,l11f1lCC L'l1il1, 211 tl,. ll. 5.11 5CVKlIl1.If,llll1, 211 tl-. ll. 5.1, o Q INEZ SAINE US110 111'11'g11fs 111 s111'1'c 11111511 11111111111 l1E'1' 111111 11111110 1111111 11111111-11 111111 1'11111'1'11t. Girly' Atlih-tic Ammizitimiii, '27, '28, tile-C c'l1llP, '27, 23. DOROTHY LUCILLE GOODSON MDOT!! A 111v1'ry lzcfzrf, ll 111f'1'1'y suzilr, Happy is shc all the 1z'hi1e'. Vrcslclrllt I.lIL'l'IlI'j' Swcirty, 'JM il. H. 5.11 fxzwt. Dr, .11111. '27 Il. H. 5,13 Cast, nxlllfll .Mlm .Xlmm HQ-tty. 'JH tl. Il. 5.1: ifzlptzlin Hzukp-tluull, 'JN fl. H K 1 GORDON LEROY GOODSON HSHINI-Y' Of plain, xound scnse, lifefs f'lU'I'C'lllL 1-win is made, Hail fc'11nw 10011 n1c'i. ' lilawkcthlll, 'll' f.-X. H. 5.11 l31lN4'l1llH, '25, 'll' 1.-X. Il 5.13 Bzukrllmll, 'ZPL 'JUL Iizxwlmll. '23, 'JU3 xlllll- an-r F.mtl1:1ll Tl'QlIl'l. 'JNL Axsixifllll H11-illefw Nliulzlum' Pix: HVRR, 'JUL Nlmxlml, UH. . 4 u GUY WORTH HARRILL BRAT Dem'h is the mul of Iifw, 0 why should Iiff' all Inlmr Iw. ' Fmrflulll, 'lui Huxilll. '15, .JUL Ulm' ftlllll, 'Q92 13111- mzmc 111111, 'JUL Vzut, lf :mul N. XY. 1111 the' R:m1l1- 1 A' '9 VII Xli Ill' V flux H11 lilll 'W :wx J: :w..11N . -1 :N x-wx, -. POLEY HAUSS NMUL1-3 A happy fIiN1!0Rif1'lI1l, Iilfr' dollars, will Ufff'll tiuzvs pay your 111011 way. H11-.kn-tlulll, '24, '25 ill. if H. 5.1L Hrlxkotlulll, flu, 'JT fl'. H. 5,11 Hzhkutlnzlll, 'IX fl.. ll. 5.11 Hiuvlrilll. . .. . . 1 I Y . .,- - . I 14, 2rv1H,4,H,3.1, ILM-11.111, 211, -1 fl. ll. 5.1. IN-uwllnzlll, 'JN il., H. 5.1. Q HERMAN H. HEAFNER LLO0GM!7 The strongest mincls ure' offwz flume' of whom The noisy world lzvurs least IM-lluting Vlulv, '24, HI, V, ll. S11 l.lYQ1'ZlI'j Sf1L'1L'Iy, 'fir KH. fh. H, 5.11 Tull A111113 H1111 S41L'1r'Ij', 'lin KH, V. H. 5.1. Hop' . - 4-p ff Hifi f., 1 'ff ,f1v1,,- . f ' 1 .V ,W f WW, . , ' .gi ffmf ,- , . .,, M..- .-f G ff 1 'U' 494734, ' Y' . . . A p age Fifty-three ,. Page Fiftyffour WINNIE EVELYN HEAFNER GLPEGS7 Laugh and the world lazzghs with you. Pre-siwlent l,lICl'2ll'y Society, '20 ill. if ll. 5.31 lilnsic l'lnli, '26 fll. V. ll, 5.13 Deliziting l'luh, '26 ill, C, ll. SJ: Ynlleylmll, '21, Ill. i'. ll. 3.11 Tau Alpha Khin Society, '2h ill. C. ll. SJ, files flulv, '27, '2Hg County Rkfflliltlflll llulitcfst, '20 KH. 1', ll. 5.31 llirlrt' Athletic Awt-ciatimi, '27, '28, RALPH W. HEAVNER KQFATYY Never do today what you van pat off until tomorrow. Arlvertising lflulu, '27, Gln-6 Cluh, '27. '2543 Nlllllllglfl' Trzitk Team, '2H1 Tiainci' lfnotlfall Tezun. '2S. llflll matic fluh, '27. Q ADDIE LOUISE HEAVNER HDEEH Stylish, and so fair of fave, Popular, and full of grave. . -1 . ,..v, . -. . tiles Lluh, 20, 21, 2.-4, 29: llrnmzitic Clulm, lr., '27, 291 Music fluh, '28, '29g Girl! Athletic Associa- tion, '20, '27, '28, IJo-A5-You-l'lcziQe Vlnh, '29, A-1- sistz. nt l.iln'arian. '29. MILDRED INEZ HOVIS lYIILDRED Original wit and heart of gold, Clmrniing personality and grace were told. lllec Clulr, '211, '27, '23, '29, flnikiligg Clllll. '27, lbrzimatic Clulv, '23, Annual Repwxeiitzitivs, '27, Bru- kctliall, '29, Stunt Night, '20, VN'innui' in Music Mem- ory Contest, '2r1: Girls' Athletic Association, '27, 'QRZ l'1'L'5lllE!ll' DUVAQ-Ymi-Plcaie Cluh, '29. BURGIN HOVIS Still 'water runs deep. FRANCES ISABELLE HEAVNER KLBU-CK!! An idval girl in every way, The kind of fricnrl you dmfz' find every day. ' llruntzttlc Vlub, '2b, '27, '29, Gln' Club, '27, '23, '29g Nltwic Stufly Club, '29, '293 Art liibtf 1' l'lNl' IZVHR, '29, Du-AvYn11-Plcrzlse l'lub, '29, llirls' Ath- ltfli x5x5snCl1lIluI1, '20, '23. VIRGINIA HOYLE HDINH A clauglitcw' of the gods, fll'l'l'HP.'jl full, And most flI'UlHl'l!j fair. llrztmzttic l'lub, '21l, '27, '2U3 filet- Vlub, '21, -f, '2fi: l.ilu'm'i:m. '291 l'l1u'1' l.m-zuler. '2'J: SIZlIlNflL'lIlll, '29g llebztting Vlub, '27, '29, linskt-tlmll, '2'41 Stunt Night, '2I1, liirlx' Atlllz-tic xx!-SUCIZIIIHII, '27, '2541 ll.,- As-Xmt-Plczuc Club, 293 ix'lXl'1IlNlIIy AlI1H2lL1L'l' l'lNI BVRR, '29. 4 o Q NOAH H. HOLBROOK ALREDU The glory of U firm, f'frpr1ri'm1s mind. Iiml llub, 2b. HARMON HUGH JAMES FRECK From the l'l'0Il'lI of his hand to fha' sole' of his fool, he is ull mirth. Rmln-I Klub, 211, Iiztwbztll, '27, '2H, '291 lwutlutll, '77 W 'W' V14-v1'lub 9' I 1'lub 'N 'W' Ibx mg. 2P4, 29, Klux- l.zmyc1', 203 Bu'-l Klub, 21-3 Atb, lrtiu lfwlltut' l'INl- lIl'kR, '29, l'z1xt, lf :mil N, XY, bu tln R:nup:u4t-. '29 WINNON TABITHA .IONAS 6LTAB77 Infinite I'1'C'lll'S is little room. Vllural flub, '2-lg llxmcliwurk flub, '231 llI'tl1ll2lIlL' Club, '2fl3 Stunt Night, '21-3 Girl! Atlllt-tin Axwcizitnm, '26, '273 Hugh Schuul Urcllcstrzl, '27, '28, film- l'lub, '77 '4'f'ifniu1 'W .--. I PTI.-. ... 1, . , we 329 A ' 'l Q'fW1'Q?i if, 1, f,,.' , .,.. . zhfffd X . - , hm, ,f, ,,,--,., - ff fm v.r.' .A A ,wwf-2 Page Flfly - lim' nf' ' , .fif-fri., 1 4, - . f 'w,'f2,5,,,ng 17,7 i 3 ty, ,Q t -sw: v' w .g-Q,wf2f'fa e si. 435 sein' .. , ., x 2 AE ' Z ,J ,c il. s ff --K V52 I 3 W ,S . f Page Fifty-s1'.x' LENA ELIZABETH JOHNSON LLLENAVY For that fine madness still she did retain, ll'hich rightly should possess ci poet's Brain! l'liin'nl Vlub, '24, llzllialiuwnk Club, '251 Sewing l'lub, '2mg Stunt Night, 'Ing High School Urcliestrzn, '27, '2Sg Mlm' f'lub, '27, '231 Class l m't, '29, o v at no 1.0 LAURA ELIZABETH KILLIAN HIJIB97 Her modest look the cottage might adorn, Sweet as the primrose peeps heneatlz. the thorn. llziskctball, '21i ill, ll. 5.71 l,itei'zu'y Society, '20 ill, ll, SJ: liziskctlmll, '27 ll,'. ll. SJ: l.lftfI'Zll'j' S04 riuty. 21 ll. ll. SJ, hlee llub, '28 ll.. H. 5,11 lin-As-Yuti-Plezlse Club, '29 Cl- Il. SJ. 0 0 1.0 0.0 Q 0 0 RUTH NAOMI LEONARD HSISH lt seems she hangs upon the cheek of night Lilfe ll rich jewel in an E'thiope's ear. llzislictlrzill, '20, '27, '28, '29g like Club, '20, '27, 'JHQ Prusulcm lbukiiig l'lub, '27, Marshal, '2S1 Secre- tary :mil 'l'reasi1rei' Class, '27: lJo4As-You-l'lease Club, '29, Skippers' Vluh, '2l,. o v Q Q.. ooo Q44 CAROLYN LUCILLE LINEBERGER SLLUCYY7 Pretty to walk with, witty to tall: with and pleasant to think on. l'1'er,ulei1t Claw, '2bg Glen- flub, '2rw, '27, '28, '29, l'l:1skc-tlmll, '20, '27, '28, '291 l,JI'ZlI1l3llC l'lub, '291 Sewing I'lub, '20, Uri'-t, The Pt'Ill'lZlIlf, '27, Cast, 'l'lie Gypsy Rover, '28, ljllflxi-h'lJll-l lE'8.5L' Clulx, '292 liirls' Athletic Assnciatioii, '27, '28, o v .Q .o o.o JAMES CONRAD LITTLE JAMES Born for success, he seemed with grace to win With heart to hold, with shining gifts tools all. Physical Culture l'lub, '20, Vice-Presiilcnt Flass, '20, Glee Club, '28, '29: Baseball, '28, '29g Basketball. 'JW Secretary :mil Ti'e:1sui'ei' Class, '29, '29, WILLIE MAE LOCKMAN BILL She delights to serve those around her und to nzalfe thein happy and eontentf' Bzxskstliilll, '23, '20 1.-X. ll. SJ: c'Z1St, llm,nl1m, '20 KA. Il, SJ, Cast, PrufesQor Pep, '2ri IA. ll. SJ: files Vlulr, '27, '2S: llrzimatic l'luh, '29: llll'lS' Athletic Aigivciatii,-n. '27, '2Sg IJo-As-Yuri-Plexus lfluli. '29. 0 4 ROBERT COYLE LOCKMAN ll-DOC!! Ash ine some questions and FII tell yon some lies. Vast, The l'eiirizmt, '273 Bank:-tlrzill, '27, '28, Cast, The '25-Ivey Rover. '2X3 Vast, Green Stucki11gk.. '2r4g lfzut. Cf and N, XY. on the Rnnipagc-, '29, fmt. The Prince ul' Peace, '271 l.ltFl'1ll'y Society, '21- 1A. H, SJ' Vheer Lezulcr, '27, '28, '29, Cast, Queen :lf the f'zu111il+:iI lxlcgf' '2P41 Iinwlnzill, '29. FRANCES MAUNEY COWBOY Pep in her fingers and pep in her toes, A jolly good sport wherever she goes. Rafal-crtlizlll, '2li, '27, '23, '29, filer Vluli, '20, '27, '2?4, '29, liramntiu f'1ulr, '29, Vice-l'n-Nirlexit llziss, '29, Stunt Night, 'jmg Girls' Athletic Awuciatimi, '27, '28, t'i,4.l-:ing Vlulr. '2l+: Hui'-zlml, '27, '2r4g lJ4l-.'xi'x'tIll'PlCflNF Vluli, '29, Clin-r Leaflcr, '29, 1'aQt. C, :mil N. XY. on the RClIll1l2i1.ft:, '29. MABLE ETHELENE MCGINNIS MAC Fur may we senreh before we find, A heart so gentle and so kind. lhapluiri l,iter:u'y Society, '25 ill. l'. II. SJ, Bau- kntl all. '29, Girls' Athletic Awiieiatiun, '37, '23, . . . MILES AUGUSTUS MQLEAN MILES A gonth to whoni was given So nmeh. of earth, so nineh. of heaven. Nature Stuily Vluli, '25, '24ig Truck, '28, '29, Boxing '29, fllee Vluli, '2S, '29, llclmting C'lul1, '29, llrzmmtic Klub. '28, '29: Vast, K', and N. XY. on the R:m1pzu4c, '29, . wif. Page Fziftqfseuen MARGARET LEE MERRITT CKMARTYY Safe upon the solid rock The zlglg houses Stand, Come mul see my shi1z'i11.g palace, Built upon the Saud. files Club, '20, '27, '28, '29, Dramatic Club, '20, '27, '20, l.iln-zirian, '29, Cast, C, and N. VV. on the R:.iiipzige, '29, liirls' Athletic Association, '27, '28, Mu-ic Sturly Club, '29: Cast, Minstrel, '29, Stunt Night, '2Xg lJ4x-1X5-Yniii-Pleziic Club, '29, Assistant liilitni- Vim. BURR, '29. ' 5. Q' ,f., ,.,f4 Alb 5 . f A ,J ...L 5:9 . 724 fait L 4141341 wgww e SUE ANNA MULLEN fd I! uBITSn 2 I, L, Is she not passing fair? I ' Xlinibv-i' fX4lvt-rtisiiig Club, '25: Stunt Night, '25, '2K. Srliiml l'izmiK.t, '24, '25 ll. H. SJ, Ca?-t, The l.1ttli' v1.,.i1i.,,,,,U- -ra fl ii Q i- mee cm, W, '17 'vi- lilils' Atliletie Aswciatiun, '27, '23, Jnnnir llusir Club, '20, Czut, The Prinue of Peace, '27: Kliwic Sluily Vlub, '27, Cast, Green Stnckiiigs,, '23, Vast, K Ilruzmi l'llIllllZl5j', '2S. v Q of so or PAUL EDWARD PAGE CLFATH He sought lrfnozvleclge and found if, And witlz. common sense lze crozmzecl it. liiiwl Club, '20, Fnutbzill, '28, files- Club, '28, '29, Stunt Night, '20, Nlzirslizil, '28, Cast, VN'licn C0i'k XY:u King , Bmiiu-is Mzinzuqei' PINE. Bl'RR, '29, JESSIE EVELYN PEELER JACK True to her word, and her work, and her friends. St-errtziry :mel 'I'i't-zisiiwi' Class, '25, '26 ll.. Nl. SJ, lizixlwtlvzill, '20, '27 ll.. M. 5.1: President Clase, '20, '27 ll.. Nl. 5.3. FRANCES ELIZA PUTNAM HI-ION!! We are glad slz.e's here and 'we like her heaps, She's in our memory and she's there for keeps. tllee Club, '20, '27, '28, '29, Dramatic Club, '20, '27, '29: Crist. Cf and N. NV. on the Ranipzigef' '29g Girls' Atlilc-tic Association, '27, '28, D0-As-Y0ii4Pleuse Club, '20, -luke Editor PINE BVRR, '29. , -L U J NELL CLEBETH PROCTOR WIDDIE Loyal hearted, strong of mind, A finer girl nowhere you'll find. fast, 'l'l1c Ilumlmf, '20 KA. H. SJ! Vilsi, 'l'l1r' Him-fl41ln, '27 fzx. H. 5.31 B351-icllrilll, 'J4r, '27 KA. ll 5.1: Ilwm: Ecfmfnnics Club, '29 fl., H. 5.1: IDU-Av YUI1-Vlczlw Vlulw. '19 ll.. H. 3.1. WINIFRED PERKINS TEDDY She has the beauty of the nigh? Clad in ll nzillion stars. lJl'Iil'l'IilflC Klub, 211, 21, 393 Mice flulr, 211, 21. 'JH, 'ZUQ Vzut, The I'cm1a11t, 'l71 Girls' Athletic xxx?-N4lClZ1flUll, 'lm '27, 'JHQ Cast. lf :xml N. XY. on the Rzu1vy:mc. '291 St'CI't'fZlI'j' :mul 'I'l'FZiNllI'L'I' lh.-AN-Yu11- X W Vlc-air l'I11l1, '19, WILLIAM LAYTON RIDENHOUR LLBILLH Hare eonzpozmfl of quczlifllv noble and frue, With plenty of sense and good I1 amor, too. Rluliu Vlul-, 'JEL X'lCL lJl'ffSlllCllf Flaws. 'JNL li:1-.ket- ball, '29g Buwlmll, '23, '29g Chief Nlzuwhnl, 'Jig lim, matic Vluln. 'JUL Va-t, V zmfl N. XY. un the Rzmxpzmm-, .,v A , . Ji, Pu' lIl4'Ilf flu-W, 29. . . . DESSIE MAUDE RITCHIE SPEEDY A smile for ull, a greefing glufl, A lnmlzle, jolly way she hurl. flui, lllc lI4m-lm, 241 IA. H. 5.31 fast, lru- ' J 'Y' ' ' ' tcswr lvp, -1 I.-X. II. 5.1: Hzxxkvtlrall. 211. If YA. H. 5.11 Hmnc l':cuI1rn11iCx Ifluly, 'JU ll.. U. Sl: 1 uf. V. . - . H , lin-As-YH11'Plc-fue l'Iulm, '29, JAMES HARLAN ROSS 64J0EYY A man fo meet with out-sfrefehecl hand, A genflenzan, through and through. Page I zl'lg1-mm' l'-' 5 X x lf , ,fri ' BLK? X f..4.,ff-. .Ms ?5f ',vV AAI . Q, ,-MV 2 - 30' NQAND-,N ' ,pax '.wfL WA F M 4 A .Mx A, P .42-2... I x Q -.2 C K 'Q Page Sixty VICTOR LEON RUDISILL TINY A lover of sports, cz. 'wimier of games, This is the honor which he ma.i1zta.ins. Baseball, '24, '25, '26, '27, '28, '29: Football, '25, '20, '27, '28, Captain Football, '27: Manager Basket- ball, 21, Zb, 29, Marshal, 25, 20, 21. JUANITA SAINE UNITA77 Who mirecl 'wisdom with pleasure, and reu- son with mirth. tilee Club, '27, '2H3 Girls' Athletic Association, '2 '24, Basketball, '23, Q Q f KATHRYN SEAGLE KlKAT77 Her happy dispositiorn, her pleuscmt smile, Havre wow her friemls for 'many ci mile. Basketball, '20 ID. H. SJ: Literary Society, '20 ill, H. SJ, Basketball, '27 KC. H. SJ: Literary So- ciety, '27 llf. H. 5.33 Glee Club, '28 fl.. H. 5.31 Class Prophet, '29 tl.. H. SJ: Vice-Presiilent Do-As-Ymv Please Club, '29. NELL DAVIS SHARPE NICK I will lock all my troubles in the bottom of my heart, sit on the lid and smile. Iilee Club, '27, '2H3 Sewing Club, '271 Dramatic Club, '273 Basketball, '29, Stunt Night, '20, '27, '28, Girls' Athletic Association, '27, '28: DOAA-a-You-Please Club. '29. o o o SUE ELLA SHUFORD HS-UE!! Refined, jolly and demure, A eharmiizg girl you may be sure. filee Club, '20, '27, '283 Girls' Athletic Association, '2li, '27, 228: Basketball, '27, '28g Cast. The Prince uf Peace,' '263 Cast, A Message of the Cross, '27, Du-As-You-Please Club, '29. JAMES SHUFORD NJIMYY He was cz man, take him for all in all, I shall not look upon his like again. Hziseball, '27, Basketball, '27, '28, Birrl Club, '21 '2ti. Q o o SUSIE ELTHE THOMPSON ICCHUTY! She is loved by all both young and old, And her genuine worth is that of gold. Cast, The Prince of Peace, 'lfvz Girls' Athletic Association, '20, '27, '28, Glee Club, '20, '27, '28, Do-As-You-Please Club, '29, JENNY REA TURNER HJENH 'tflappy am I, from care I ani free, Oh, why can't you all be contented like nie. fllee Club, '20, '27, '28, Cast, The Prince nf Peace. '20, Girls' Athletic Assnciatimi. '2r,, '27, '28, Ca--t, A Dream Phantasy, '27, v MARGARET VANSTORY NED!! Ullly candle burns at both ends, It will not last the night, But oh my foes and oh my friends, It makes a lovely light. Presiflc-nt Claw, '26 KS. ll. SJ, Annual Reiirmen- , . . . Y. , . . . . tative, 211 lS. H. 5.1, xlCC4Il'CSlflCIlf flass, 21, Sce- retztry anvl Treasure-r Girls' Athletic Association, '291 Glee Club, '20, '27, '28, Dramatic Club, '29, Vice- Presiflent Debating Club, '29, Marslial, '28, Assiitant Lilirarian, '29, lJo4As-You-Please Club, '29, lirlitordn- Chief PINI-1 BURR, '29. ETHEL MAE YOUNT ETHEL The nlildest inanners with the bravest mind. Bafkelliall, '23, '26, '27 KV. ll, 5.1, Literary Sn- ciely, 26, 21, 28 ll, ll. SJ. Page Sixty-one Sixty! - I wo Senior Class Poem We stood in the valley of ignorance, Above the mountains towered high. We set our faces toward the goal- The peaks, the sun-kissed sky. We started at once with steady tread The mountain steeps to ascend. Each fleeting day new tasks were given, And learning's fire we'd tend. Still we worked together, still We Journeyed on, Until at last we've reached the top- Our High School tasks are done. Together now we all look backg We scan the days gone by. We remember not the tasks so hard- The troubles nor the sighs. We only see the pleasant things, The good old times of yore. The little tasks-our troubles all Are dim on memory's shore. As though on wings the hours have flown The golden days gone by. The parting time is now at hand, The bravest heart to try. As each classmate we bid adieu Alas! the tear drops start. Dear Lincoln High, our love for you Is locked within each heart. -LENA JOHNSON, PORK Senior Class History Back in the year of twenty-five there entered the threshold of this sacred institution a rather wild looking and shy acting crowd. This group of worthies was the freshmen. They were looked upon by the rest of the hard working students as scrubs and treated a whole lot worse. When they merely ran down the halls or were seen skating' on the smooth door they were jerked to the otlice and scared stiff by the principal. Neverthe- less, they pulled through their first year and thought they were uit. Then came the second year with the knowledge that they were in High School and that some day they should be like the Seniors whom they now so highly honored and respected. They now began to see what was meant by ' class ring, diploma, privileged character, the annual and all the things that pertained to their seniors dear. Then after another winter of toil and slavery they entered into spring with the newly found joy that were to carry a daisy chain for the dignified persons that they had loved and admired for the past two years. As the grave steps in commencement took rise they were giving the Sophs their first feeling of scholar responsibility. It was taken seriously to see their old pals and friends leave them but no worry of tears being shed need be brought to the front. A few of their own number were left behind that year but that did not stop this gay crowd for now they were moving up. They were to be juniors and a new set was 'tup there now for them to follow. Then came the feeling that comes to all juniors once in a while. This is what made their hats get tight and their ears hurt from the strain. They had the swell head. After they went through the rough a while it was again back to normal and real work started. They must prepare to receive the seniors and all the dear teachers talked about was the Junior-Senior recep- tion. At last they were up on a level with ones they had always looked up to. After the big throw went over came the time for another solemn and serious ceremony. The President of the Seniors was to lead his class down to the sacred altar to receive their diplomas and then came the ques- tion of Marshals. Finally the desired persons were chosen and they con- ducted themselves in a manner creditable to their class. Then vacation came and they prepared for their day. With September came their hopes and joys. They were Seniors! Now they were to be Page SI.X'lLl'Il?I't'L' looked up to. honored by others, allowed special privileges but the fact that they had to be dignified was the worst of all. During their last year they met strange thingsg they had to pose for their pictures. They brought money for nothing they knew of but in a few weeks came results. The glad news of the arrival of the rings came, and they got their proof pictures to pick their best from. This kept them very busy until preparations for commencement began. The fresh little Juniors were to give them a glorious reception, and then to help them graduate from the dear old school where they had spent four happy years. The invitations were chosen and all the plans for Commencement com- pleted. Finally after the last few happy days of school the Seniors grad- uated. The sorrow of leaving their old High School forever was the only thing that marred their happiness during these last few hours together. So as many classes before them, the Seniors left the High School and took their places in the great outside world soon to be forgotten by the underclassmen who pressed on with the same old battle-cry VICTORY, GUY HARRILL, Hisforiaiz. 293 5553223 Page SIIXIL1-ffltll' .A 1 1' . I k K- . 0361i,I0 'tgbhffgf fufiiblfy ' 2515 ! '2'f'W0l 113 5 ' fflgfihwi 151-brilliant The Wishing Well EPISODE 1 SCENE: An old Wishing Well in Crowell Park. CHARACTERS: The Senior Class ol' '29, ELI-'IN GLUCK: Who mixes up everything-Margaret Merritt. lEnter Eltin Gluekj. GLUCK: Ah, the old Wishing Well! I know now why all the preparation is going: on. It's the final meeting for the Senior Class ot' 1929. Of course, they'll make a wish at the old well and that's where my fun comes in. I'll upset their plans a plenty. llvaughj Ah, down I go. tEnter Kathryn Seagle, William Ridenhour, Margaret Vanstory, Coyle Lockman and Mildred Hovis.J KATHRYN: Look! Oh look! What a lovely spot, and the old wishing well! Come on, let's each make a wish, write it and throw it in the old well and see what happens. Margaret, you wish nrst. MARGARET: I would he the world's renowned beauty, my face adorning every eold Cream jar, my name on the lips of royalty, the toast of dinners and fetes. COYLE: I wish I may he a Second Vernon Castle, the world's greatest dancer, so that fair damsels will pinewfade away because they do not have the opportunity to dance one short step with me. KATHRYN: My wish is that I may lie head of the New York College of Dramatic Art with my gentle voice swaying' multitudes and with my marvelous word-paintings leading them up lofty heights. NVILLIAM: My desire is to walk Niagara Falls on a tight rope. I would he sensa- tional. I crave newspaper notorietyg I care not two words for the plodding every-day sort of lifeg I want the plaudits of the world. 1Four come in togetherj boys: Yates Beal, Noah llolhrooks, Miles McLean, Har- lan Ross. Page Slxtu- five L KATHRYN: See! Come and make a wish at the old well. YATES: We've been talking aviation and openly declare our intention to make the rest of these birds look like a worn out cyclone. Why this fellow Lindy, they rave so much about, he'll be a fade-out when it comes to us. SIBYL COSTNER AND ISABELLE HEAVNER: Oh, the Wishing Well! ISAHELLE: I've always wanted to make a wish at the old well. Let's see, I wish with my whole heart to be an artist, a Raphael or a Corot. I would receive 35,000 for every painting. SIBYL: Oh, I would be a Colleen Moore, whom everyone loves, not content with a salary less than 337,000 per week. Won't it be grand to be a movie star though? PAUL PAGE: My highest ambition, my greatest desire, is to be a great surgeon, controlling the best hospital in America. MINNIE SUE ERWIN: Oh, I would not be content with being just an ordinary, com- monplace, sort of person. I would want to be one of the Four Hundred and with my social prestige to take all the famous resorts ot' Europe by storm. VIRGINIA HOYLE: With my beautiful figure, I think I'd make a famous mannequin. JOHN BANGLE AND PAUL BANGLE: All through these many years we have longed to become the world's famous lawyers with people coming to us from all parts of the world to have their problems solved. Gonnox GOODSON: Oh! I think the best thing in the world would be to own a chain of clothing stores in all the large cities. FRANCES MAUNEY AND LIZA PUTNAM: We don't want to be old timersg we want to own a dance hall in Paris and make our life a gay one. We could never be serious and reserved. XVADE BEAL: I have longed to be an electrical engineer ever since I was large enough to think of choosing a vocation. JAMES LITTLE: I have a great desire to do the thing for which I am best suited and that is to be a second Paderewski, having all the knowledge of music. SUE ANNA MULLEN: Oh, I would not be content to stay in Lincolnton, I would want to be a famous society woman such as Mrs. Astor and mingle with all the famous people of the world. IVIARSHALL BROWN: I have longed to be a movie star, with a salary of 36,000 per week, ever since I first saw a movie. LOUISE HEAVNER: My greatest desire is to be the best dressed girl in America. SARAH DELLINGER: I think a boss would be an awful thing to possess, so I wish with my whole heart to be independent and have my own way. HARMON JAMES: I have always wanted to make a wish at the old Wishing Well. I long to be Babe Ruth and Red Grange combined. LUCILE LINEBERGER: My highest ambition is to be great in athletics with my name filling prominent places on every sport sheet. SUE ELLA SHUFORD: I care not for an ordinary job such as most people have. I would want to be a French dress designer and dictate to the feminine world length of skirt and choice of fabric. CLAUDE BYNUM: I think the calling of a college professor would suit me exactly, but I wouldn't consider wasting my talents upon a little insignificant college. I would want to be president of Harvard. Jessie Peeler and Mary Farmer: . .IESSIEZ The artistic spirit in us will find expression in an exclusive millinery shop in Charlotte. MARY: Yes, we'll cater to the elite and sell hats with a personality-a soul. GUY HARRILL: I've always wanted my picture taken in a Mexican sombrero and cowboy outfit. Besides, I've never had enough fishing in my life. I think I'll just be President of the United States. JAMES SHUFORD: I can think of nothing finer than the occupation of moulding public opinion through stirring editorials. As editor of the New York Tribznzc, I'll make up your minds for you over your breakfast table. Puge Sixry-six SUSIE THOMPSON: That's all verv well for a selfish ambition, but I yearn to help the poor and down-trodden. I'm going to be immensely wealthy and use my money wisely to do away with poverty and crime. WINIFRED PERKINS: A girl with a face like mine can't afford to waste her beauty on the desert air! I shall be a second Helen of Troy with countless masculine hearts languish-ing for love of me. ETHEL YOUNT: The call of the open road for me! I can think of nothing happier than a life filled with long hikes over winding trails. CARL FORTENBERRY: As for me, I expect to spend my days bringing grief to expert swimmers by the lightning-like quality of my Australian c1'awl stroke. ETHEL BROWN: For ages it has been my secret ambition to wear a neatly tailored navy-blue ensemble and take dictation efficiently. WINNON JONES: Why, I am going to do that very thing myself, and I'll prove indispensable to my boss because of my speed in typing. VICTOR RUDISILL: My fervent wish is that my fifty-second cousin removed will depart this life and leave me his entire fortune. I can then support a brick at the drug store corner the rest of my days and preserve the sweet bloom of my natural disposition. HERMAN HEAFNER: I intend to draw circles around Sherlock Holmes when it comes to'identifying the deep-dyed villain by the size of his nose or the curve of his eyebrow. fWillie Mae Lockman, Winnie Heafner, Etheleen McGinnis, Nell Sharpe, Dessie Ritchie and Nell Proctor come dancing in.J WILLIE MAE: That Tandem Swing is the cutest thing out since the Bunny Hug! Won't we startle Broadway? Those new Russian dance interpreters will go into eclipse when we arrive. ELIZABETH KILLIAN: I shall utilize every effort t.o acquire meticulous skill in the use of my mother tongue. No pupil of mine will be allowed to think in words of less than three syllables. DoRoTHY Gooosou AND ANNIE LEE DELLING1-tn: If you wish to secure really authentic antiques, patronize our shop, The Spinning Wheel, on Main street, Maiden, North Carolina. ELIZABETH BYNUM: The clean antiseptic atmosphere of a hospital has always exercised a peculiar charm for me. I'm going to be right-hand nurse to the Mayo Brothers in their famous hospital. JENNIE TURNER: I have too good a sense of humor to brighten a small cross-section of life. I expect to bring grins to a thousand faces with my joke page in the Literary Digest. MARY LOU BEAM: The sight of just one Heck of dust drives me mad. I shall be the best and most envied housewife in Lincolnton. POLEY HAUSS: The deep, mellow quality of my voice seems to me a direct gift from the silver-tongued Patrick Henry. I shall use this gift to sway Congress to my will. LENA JOHNSON! O violets. sweet violets! All nature rouses me to rhapsodies and lovely thoughts. My verse will begin a new era in the world of poetry. EPISODE II SCENE: Same as Episode I. Ten years later. MARGARET VANSTORY: Returns-sour school m'am. COYLE: Returns-Convict suit. Ball on ankle, singing, I've been working on the Railroad. KATI-IRYN: Returns--Waitress in hash house yelling, Two on the Sunny Side, Wreck 'em. WILLIAM: Returns--peanut parcher yelling, Peanuts, five cents a bag. YATEs BEAL, NoAH Housnooiqs, Mums IVICLEAN, HARLAN Ross: Return-hoboes. ISABELLE: Comes in painting own face. SIBYL: Returns with seven kids. MINNIE SUE: Returns as a janitress. Page Sixtyfsecen VIRGINIA: Returns as a fat, over-dressed lady. JOHN AND PAUL BANGLE: Return as auctioneers. GORDON: Returns-Rag man yelling, Old clothes! This way. FRANCES AND LIZA: Return as missionaries. WADE BEAL: Returns in insane asylum playing with toy train. JAMES LITTLE: Returns with grinding organ. SUE ANNA: Returns-wash woman with washboard. LOUISE: Returns in clothes that are out of style. MARSHALL: Returns as photographer. LUCILLE: Returns-a seamstress. SUE ELLA: Returns-a maid. CLAUDE BYNUM: Returns-house carpenter. JESSIE AND MARY: Return--dishwashers in Central Cafe, Lincolnton, N. C. SARAH: Returns-a henpecked wife. HARMON: Returns-rolling baby carriage. GUY: Returnsma bootlegger. JAMES SHUFORD: Returnsvcartoonist for the Tzlrupilfc Zllontlzly. SUSIE: Returns as an inmate of the County Home. WINIFRED: Returns as a lion tamer in a circus. ETHEL YOUNT: Returns-a fioorwalker in Ivey's. CARL: Returns-selling Champion Spark Plugs. ETHEL BROWN AND XVINNON JONAS: Return as clerks in Belk's, Lincolnton, N. C. VICTOR: Returns!beggar saying, Help the needy. HERMAN: Returns as a burglar. WILLIE MAE, WINNIE, ETHELEEN, NELL S.. DEssIE, NELL P.: Return as waitresses. ELIZABETH KILLIAN: Returns working in five and ten cent store. DOROTHY AND ANNIE LEI-Z: Return as cooks at Lincoln Lithia Inn. ELIZABETH BYNUM: Returns as girl taking up tickets in theatre, Iron Station, N. C. JENNIE TURNER: Returnsffpreacher's wife. MARY L. BEAM: Returns-old maid. POLEY: Returns as peddler. LENA JOHNSON: Returns-reading some of her own poetry. MILIJRED HOVIS: Well, after ten years have elapsed here we are, the Class of 1929 gathered for our reunion. What changes have been wrought since last we met. Vividly do I remember the day the class came here and made a wish for the future. But I forgot to make my wish-'it was ever my ambition, my great desire to cast my lot in with my school, dear Old Lincolnton High. as a professor of mathematics, and my dream has come true! My desire is to make the study of geometry one never-ending path of joy to all high school students so that they may have as easy a task as I al- ways experienced in the year 1929 in room 22, as Mr. Kelly tried so ha1'd to prove that parallel lines never meet. The shock of this statement proved too much for the enterprising Gluck and he promptly expired. fClass sings The Old Oaken Bucket. l How dear to my heart are the scenes of my childhood, When fond recollection presents them to view! The orchard, the meadow, the deep-tangled Wildwood, and Ev'ry loved spot which my infancy knew: The wide-spreading pond, and the mill that stood by it, The bridge and the rock where the cataret fell: the cot Of my father, the dairy house nigh it, And e'en the rude bucket that hung in the well. The old oaken bucket, the moss-covered bucket, the iron- Bound bucket, that hung in the well. CURTAIN KATHRYN SEAGLE. Page Sl'.X'ftl'f'I'Qhf Last Will and Testament We, the undersigned, having completed the eleven or more years in school, and being an unusually talented class, wish, as we are about to pass out, to leave to the less lucky underclassmen a few of our amazing virtues. They are as follows: I, Mildred Hovis, do will and bequeath my everlasting giggling and chattering to Charlotte Heavner, hoping that she will not get in as much trouble as I have. I, Paul Page, do hereby will my extra poundage to Beverly Poolaski Dimples Costner, hoping it will not be in his way as much as it has been in mine. I, Annie Lee Dellinger, do hereby will my copy of Hamlet, including margin' notes and answers to questions to Helen Whitesides, trusting she will not have to study as hard as I have. I, Sibyl Costner, do hereby will my straight hair to Fuzzie Phillips, with the sincere hope that she will not have to go to the beauty shop as often as I have. I, Ethelene McGinnis, wish to leave to Alexander Proctor, my flaming blushes, hoping they will not cause him as much embarrassment as they have me. I, Ethel Brown, do hereby will and bequeath to Paul Childers my seat in the School Ford, with the fond hope that he will not have to sit on his reputation any longer. I, Liza Putman, wish to bequeath my noteworthy freckles which have been my constant friends since early childhood, to Curtis Broome. I, Jessie Peeler, do hereby bequeath my cooking ability to Helen Childers and to Alma Duncan, knowing I have enough to be divided among two. I, Virginia Hoyle, do hereby will to Jane Goode, my long and beauti- fully curling eye-lashes with fond hopes that she will not have to get up before dawn to put them in curling pins. To Willie Ramsey, I, Mary Lou Beam, do leave my most noble and respected name of Kuntry the II. May he become the Great Kuntry the III. To Dot Perkins I will leave my height, to Helen Childers I leave my devilish brown eyes. I, Sarah Dellinger, do hereby will to Ken Crowell, my ability to walk the halls. May he be successful in evading Mr. Pickens and Mr. Lowder. Page Sixty-nzmf I, Winnon Jonas, do hereby will and bequeath to Madge Heavner my stenographic ability with sincere wishes that she will always have her typewriting budgets in on time and also read her shorthand notes before they get cold. I, Dot Goodson, wish to bequeath my talking apparatus to Beverly Poolaski Dimples Costner with the fond hope that he will keep as many classes in an uproar as I have. I, Susie Thompson, do hereby will and bequeath my extreme height and slenderness to Lollie Michum. I, Nell Proctor, desire to leave my shyness to Laura Combs, hoping she will not have to blush as much as I have. I, Kathryn Seagle, do hereby will and bequeath my surplus flesh and my place in the Dumpy Club to Nellie Warlick. May she also inherit my ability to squeeze through doors. I, James Shuford, do hereby will and bequeath my knowledge of algebra to Kermit Cloniger in the hope that he will learn as much in four years as I have. To Edith Styers, I, Dessie Ritchie, do hereby will my gift of gab trusting that she will not get into as much trouble as I have. I, Lena Johnson, do hereby bequeath my glowing locks to my little sis, Ruth, hoping that they will serve as a beacon light brightening her 1'ugged pathway through school. I, Jennie Turner, do hereby will my love for Miss Bell to Vertie Davis, hoping that she may be as successful in passing French as I have. To Mabel Warlick, I, Minnie Sue Erwin, do wish to leave my title as the most conceited Senior, with the hope that she may carry this honor as worthily as I have. I, Isabelle Heavner, do bequeath and will my motto, never be late to Angeline Bridges. I sincerely hope that it will help her more in the future than it has me in the past. I, Wade Beal, wish to present to Howard Rudisill, my nickname of Hamp providing that he will not be called Oppie any more. I, Marshall Brown, do hereby will my knowledge of Shakespeare's Hamlet to Clyde Smith, and also my opinion that Hamlet was not mad, so he will not have to form one for himself. l, Freck James, do hereby will and bequeath my short hair cuts to Mattie Bishop, hoping she will not catch a cold after having her long, curly hair cut olf. To Madge Heavner, I, Ethel Yount, do leave my extremely quiet dis- position. Page SULTIUILI I, Elizabeth Bynum, do hereby will my duty of going to the Fair Price Market to Tubby Yoder, hoping she will buy ten pounds of sausage every day. I, Bill Lockman, wish to leave my ability to copy history to Erleen Padgett. May she be prepared when Mr. Kelly gets historic. I, COwbOy Mauney, will my ability to make personal fouls tO Leanora Gamble, since she never plays rOugh. We, Margaret Vanstory and Margaret Merritt, do hereby will Our ability to sell candy to Doris Johnson and Grace Cline hoping that they wOn't have to flirt as much as we did. We also wish to donate to our suc- cessors as Editor and Assistant Editor our nicknames of Ed and Ass I, Guy Harrill, do hereby will my name Ot' Brat to Woodrow Arm- strong with the assurance that he will live up to this title. I, Lucille Lineberger, wish to bequeath to Angeline Bridges, my cov- eted position as forward on the basketball team, as I think she is the most promising one Ot' the subs, I, Mary Farmer, do bequeath my innocent baby stare to Lena Heafner, to go with her long golden curls. I. Squat Rudisill, do hereby will my ability to manage the basket- ball team tO my successor hoping he wOn't make as big a mess of it as I have. I, Elizabeth Killian, do hereby will and bequeath my curly hair to Sarah Roof, sincerely believing that she will be capable of developing dimples to match. TO Margaret Honeycutt, I, Winnie Heafner, do will my music talent hoping that she be allowed to remain within the city limits while playing. I, Louise Heavner, do hereby will my permanent wave to Mattie Bishop, hoping that she will have more success in vamping her numerous crushes than I have. I, Harlan Ross, do will my ability to learn history to Willie Ramsey. He needs it, people. TO Ruffin Self, I, Herman Heafner, do wish to donate my spectacles. May they set Off his school girl complexion and give him that scholarly look. We, Sue Anna Mullen and Sue Ella Shuford, do solemnly will and bequeath Our much called name Sue in French class, to some Junior who will be more capable of answering questions than we have been. We do hereby subscribe our names and signatures. HARMON JAMES, Lflzrgfcr. Witnesses: ANGELINE BRIDGES WOODROW ARMSTRONG WALTER KELLY GOOFY ROBINSON Page SOL'UI7!y-ul7r MARGARET .MERRITT JLOP n Mos IQ: CLIK MARGARET ANSTORY K'SHsNE Gooosom Most popujclrf Mugoneio Hows Best Sport SARAH ' DELL! N GER: Most CGpQ b'1B P CI Seventy-I STATISTICS Sami' Rapw saoufa Mo i lntel I 1 gent fg' v - 1 L, - 5 .. F A 'fit Q' V r!':5'. f ,-' 4 3 ft I , , . 1 I if H ' 1 f i x . T ' 1- c ' , is 'I v. - 4E !f TH ' , I 5525, . ,,,s.ef5' Q I 1' 2 ' --,- , . gn ' ' ,v-5 : Q. ' 1 ::-avi 4 N ' f. .' --L .1 1555 T? 'Z ,r1 , .7' A .I Slam. COSTNER - Sweetest ' Most Sincere f f Louase HEAVNER Best Lookm VITNSTOIZY DOCV11 Lockmfm - t cgfceated STATISTICS TCOWQOYAMAUNEY 'Bm' RIDENHOUR Best- Round M0551 Siqiish T . Mmme .SUE Erzwm M929 agmfied KATHRYI1 I ETHEL Rown JAMES Lune Most'Typ1co1 Most Sfucilous Mosh Talented Puue Suuvnty th NOTE OF APPRECIATION We Wish to extend our thanks to all who have assisted us in this volume of THE PINE BURR, and especially to Mr. l. M. Karesh whose aid has been invaluable to us. The interest which all the students have shown in the publication is certainly very much appre- ciated and also the patronage of business men in giving us advertisements. THE EDITORS. ge Sevenly-four x fz- -- V . -. 4 1 1 ,ff W Q , 5 Q V XXX 25 f 'fr fgurvw p,a- - x .4' 5- f! sv Wi L , Hays! 'W u V 125 ,f 'V J 3 gif- K X Vi - . f 'VL Q f d ., Q r Jud' fu ' uf- Hel - gt 1 W is f VJ X READ QUR J OAISDE S DS .Z '2- ' 4 I 'i y QQ C08 f 0 1 Q 6' W 0 N R 'fb . . Q 1' l I X 'E ' ji-Fri x QQ- 2 ' lug W H V ' ' 'A.' l ' '. ' , XX lyk ,A Ms K ' fy' Q. ..,f gi ff' fi I f LB 1 S f KJ 5 .Wrf ,akin nf wlfzfe fllljf-yzm C Z0 FPJA f fjfz fevfwfllieaf WQW00- 7f0 ref QQQflyfLfWayJ .w11m.i,i,,T,,,,T,,,-.,.T.-11111117 age Svwntu sz x 'I' -'--- ' 'Q' Majestic Radio .ANUf Sed Q? Lander Hardware Company L1NCoLNToN, N. C. : .1..i...- 1. 1 ,i.-mi,u -lf .-i.,.-..,,-,..,...,..-,..,-.,..-..,.-....-,..,-.,......i.-,.,,-...,-.......,.,-..,,... -H.,-,...-..i.-.,..-.... 4. MISS CAMPBELL: Is there anything that you can do better than anyone else? Doc: Yes, read my own writing. ii1iunivwv1un1u..--i4u4yuiiuiv 'wnimlinuTu.iiiniii4iiiuuTn.4.1 i i iiniiiiniiniiini BELK SCHRUM COMPANY I Ll.llC0lllfTOH,S Largest Depairfment Store Complete Outfitters for Men. Ladies and Children WE SHOW THE NEWEST STYLES AT ALL TIMES l Fresh New Merclzanrlzfse Coming in Every Daly of flze Yf?flfi', and We Sell Quality Merelzaindise for Imss One of Belk's 52 big Retail Stores Buying and Selling' for Less i .-.-li-i-1 -1 i ana ea e .... ,-....-..,: Page SUL'0f1fll'.S6?L'CV7 sj...1--1------ ------ '-1----------...H+ 1 5 : F I 1 MEREDITH COLLEGE f I FoR - I YOUNG WOMEN . I STANDARD COURSES IN ARTS AND SCIENCES, IN Z MUSIC, IN ART, REST OF EQUIPMENT - Q Teachers with standard degrees and of recognized ability and personality. Delightful environment on a high plateau on the Q Western boundary of North Carolina's Capital City - f I Charges moderate. For catalogue or further information, write CI-IAS. E. BREWER, Pres. RALEIGH, N. ci. f I . i--- 1-,1 - 11'- - ---i - -'-- - ---. - -K'- - --vi - 1'-- - --ii - --'- - --1- -H- -iii - -i-- - '--1 - -i'- - -- --- -ivv - ,'-- - --ii - 1'-- - -1-1 - -i'- - '--- - --AV ------ -1. MISS STORY Con classj : Can any of you tell me anything about nitrates? POLEY: t'They are cheaper than day 1'at.cs. ? ' ' 'l 'l ' 'l ' ' ' ' ' ' !' 12 ' l' ' ' '!' I I I R. W. 1-1oRsLEY I I A I i I Chauncey D. Stroup I Jeweler ! I ' I LINCOLNTON, N. C. I - I f l Q E I E ! ' ! 1 -- 2 Diamonds and Watches PUOIM Accountant - Our Specialty and Auditor : I 5 We know them. Here you get : the benefit of a square deal 2 I : I I LINCOLNTON, N. o. i a 1 Best at Least Prices l - I 1 I T -i-- ii-- - --ii - ---- - '--i - '--- e ---- a ---- L '--- a - A --f- '--- --il -i--i-+- 'i-' ----------- I 1---H+ Page Seventy-eight I 4- ..f. ---- ------ --------------- I I I - 1.-1 --4. I LAXWING AND COSTNER I Druggists DRUGS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, WATERMAN, SHEAFFER, 2 I PARKER AND CARTER FOUNTAIN PENS I EASTMAN KODAKS 1 WHITMAN CANDIES f I ' I I PHONE 24 - Doc says that he is not to blame because he is such a necking foolg says he grew up with the understanding: that women had one more rih than meng and he's deter- mined to find the mate to his. niun,.m..unin'ITM'-miinn..-uniuIl,IIvi,Iu.,.nvL Tmiui L L ,nuTiln.-ni 1 i 1.iw1niiTn1..Iy1l il' 'I' I COMPLIMENTS OF I 1 1 LINCOLN DRUG COMPANY , I I I 'GE' Rexall Store I I I I C. B. PHILLIPS, Proprietor I I I I PHONE 17 I I I I I +I- -' i-i-ii-i- -:-e I--ee ------ -III - I- '-1' ---In-H+ Page Scvcntu ni T111 Illl l1-1--7--1 1i T11111i1 iiivvvi 1 uu1u,l, To the Class of i 1929! - . . I I Congratulations Upon Your Graduation From I LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE, HICKORY, N. C. The Only Standard College in Western North Carolina I I Before deciding to go elsewhere to college, visit LENOIR RHYNE. A day student may save 31,200 in the course of four years. Consider the proximity and many advantages. , I I Each Year Faculty, Students. and Constituency are I Making at Hickory. a Greater Lenoir Rhyne I , I -ii Every boy who wears athletic underwear is a hero to Virginia. You tell 'em, graduate, you've senior days. ?,,,-.,,,,..,,H,W1,..,...II..1I...1....1II..1.III1IIII1 1IIn1nn-E, ?nu1Im1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1II1IIII-Q, I COMPLIMENTS or COMPLIMENTS OF I I I I 2 I Jonas and Jonas I I I I DR. 1. R. SELF Attorneys at Lan' I 2 I E I IJNCOLNTON,N.C. i i IJNCOLNTON,N.C. 5 I I I E I 2 I I II T I I E E I .g-,,,-,,, -..... - - -,.- ......,.-,.4. I.--.... ----- ------ I I-Im-+ Page Ezghly ,.?un.1ui.. 1 1 T T 2 T , T ,unima- 4' -I' fi' I 1 I I f - COMPLIMENTS OF I I i i 1 C. C. Rudisill 81 Bro. E IJNCOLNTON,N.C. i i 1 1 I i I . I ! vin + -im-...i1m..-riii1ii..1iii.1..vim,1iw1,ii.1,ii,-i., -.,..1fn3n COP: Haven't I seen you somewhere? STUDENT: No, I've never been anywhere. ein il +i.-.i..-.iii-.iii-i.ii1im-im-in1iiii-iiii-.iii-uri-.ru-..1... ?i'-in iiii -i ' i- i- -i -ii- -iiii-C iiii I INSUBE AND BE SURE I : l I I I e i I-..-uni 1 ,nninviv Lrnimr, ,HUT i limi- '!' I Lineolnton Furniture . and Undertaking Co. : I . i Complete Home Fzzrnzslzers Fzmeral Directors : and Embalmers i THE WHITTY- WILKINSON CHAIN I Lineolnton, Concord, Kannapolis China Grove, Mooresville 2 Store Phone 36 Res. Phone 133 T Putman's Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor 1 i Sim Clzrzzh-.w for Geiztlenzen and Tivo for Ladies 2 Special Attention Given to ' I 2 , , , 3 I E Ladies and Children S I 2 i Q . 2 ! 5 i Llneolnton Insurance l i WE FEATURE THE EUGENE E Q METHOD OF PERMANENT Q and Realty CO. WAVING I X 1 ! E ' 1 LINCOLNTON' N- C- M. A. PUTMAN, Proprietor i 1 I L -5- -'-i --u-- --------- -- ..-- -I-gl -in -.i- - i-.i - i.i. - -i.i i ---i i i--. - -ii- -iii e i--- - i.-- e i-i' e -i.. - i-'- 1 H-rl Page Eighty-one ,i,,,1...,1,. 1-111-- - 1 1 1 ---nr.-4, can r 1 .g......... ----.. 1 - l l l ! l e l I 1 COMPLIMENTS OF 1 ! e i Commercial Bank i j and Trust Co. i i I i l , l . I e Q i l l -9- ., - - -14 - 1 - - 1- - -1 1 - 1- - 1 - - - '- - ,1 - - - 11 - - - -H+ Docs your Wife pick out your clothes? No, she only picks the pockets. +--- c'-- - -lch - cK-- - -11K - c'-- - llc' - c--f - 1'c' - l'1' - -- - c'-- - c' - f ' -4- ' Q I e 1 Hoyle linplement Co. l Q - i Dodge, Studebaker, - Plymouth International Q i Farm Machinery i 515 2 I LINCOLNTON, N. C. i I l Z PHONE 102 I s I l E +--n- tt-- -1-K-it -------- H+---H--I+ Page Eziglvtyfltuo 4.111141 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111:11 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. H. A. KARESH n-mt1w1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, COMPLIMENTS OF Hinson Garage Hudson Chrysler Essex PHONE 296 -rm1.ttu1 1 1 1 L1 1 1 1 1 1 1m 1 1 111:11 H.-WIT -. L , , , , ... ..- 1 T inn- -? H'-- -' ---------- ' - 41 'P 4. IVe IVz'sh All the Seniors I the Greatest of Success qFor the Future l , 1 5,7331 2 Ny l wf'1NIfTYJ I 1 CENTRAL CAFE g LINCOLNTON, N. C. ,...,-.,,.-....-.,..-....-..,.- - - - - -....-...3. Whatcha doing? Writing a poem. Yeh? What's the subject matter? It doesn't. --'1-+-- - - - - - --1-1111--p ! il? I COMPLIMENTS OF First National Bank LINCOLNTON, N. C. I 1 ! QI T + - .,s. ......-.--. ,... - . .4 COI-IEN BROS. 5 Chain Stores I LINCOLNTON, N. C. l I , 1 fflwatzfn' Pfeaxed in I Show I you ! +- 4... ............ . +I- Issl ------------ ,svv - ! l Herff-Jones Co. I Manufacturing Jewelers and 2 Stationers 1411-1419 NORTH CAPITOL AVE. I INDIANAPOLIS j Class Pins and Rings I . . I Commencement Invltatlons i I+'rate-rnity Jewelry Society Pins Medals I ily- ..,. - -T.- ,.., ...... . - -1-.1,......,. Pucle Eighlu-Ihr Q..-H..- .- , ,.u7..n7....- 1 - nth..-4. ,:,,,,-..:.-U..-...,...m-,,,,-..H-...I-m........-,.,,-...,-..m-....-'I' Q SEE ChildSWOlfDrug Q E E I l DAVE LERNER Q Q COHIPHHY I 'for PHONE :sau Q 1 l I L CLOTHING, SHOES, DRY Q Q 5 i l GOODS, MILLINERY Q Q I i AND LADIES' NORRIS CANDIES E READY4-o-wEAR i i CUT FLOWERS i l I I Everything Found in a l 2 I Drug Store : We appreciate your patronage Q LINQOLNTON, N. C. I 1 at all tinles i Q I I i 'P-....:.,..-.... ....f.t.. ...t-....-.... .- -...-....-...i. -I'-K...-....-H..-...,.-....-H...-...,-U.. ---- -....-...g. What nation produces more marriages than any other nation? Fascination ulluinninuvvvuminvn1nnD11un1lNr 1-111 un1vm-4. vruinu 1v111ii-L -- vnnvnn-4' S I 5 I Warlick R1 Barkley 2 Roberts Dry Cleaning V E I I E I I ' ' 5 ,. . s Home Furmshels I Come Clean KVHI7 Me H . i and Undeltakers l and . 1 i 1'1I Dye for You I Ambulance Service E Day and Night PHONE 55 O 1 1 i u l I PHQNE 166 112 S. Academy St. R ' I ' I I , 4'-'I'I1IIh1I-1111111 1--11--- D:-un-Muze 4'-m.1.miv L--1-i111- uuinnip Page Eighty-four -1- - - - Z ------- --1-- 1-'- -1.4. ,1I11f1..u1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 - 1 3 CAROLINA OIL COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS I TEXACO I Petroleum Products That Smile at Miles I I 111111 1111 'HlI'1lI'l H11 T' 11II 11111111111 111I I I11I 1 III1 1 11I' 1 I11I - Illr 1 1111 1 1111 111111 1111 1 11I1 1 1111 1 1111 1 1111 1 1111 1 1 111I11u1111-aio How can I make anti-fI'eeze?' Hide her woolen pajamas. - TO 1': - a W Z f Z - - 'l P - ---- ' '- ' - ' ---- -'I + I I I LINCOLN BONDED E E WAREHOUSE, INC. I TELEPHONE 215 : LINCOLNTON, N. C. Llccneetl Inder the I'ecIeI'aI and 3 State xxvZiI't'hUlliC' AccOII1ItantS H I J. H. JOHNSTON, Manager j COTTON STORAGE I 'i T ' 'V 1 V ' Y 'l'l -Y VIIV i I 4 'i ' Nui: --------- - ' 'Q' Eureka Iron Works LINCOLNTON, N. C. FOZ,L'7ldC?I'.S and Maelzimsts I I I 'K' ------- ---- .. I-..-1. ,,1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1,,,.- -,I,,1..,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1u..1,,.,1 .....,,.1.m.-I soon YEAR SHOE SHOP Fine Shoe Repairing Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention I PHONE 461 2 ON THE SQUARE 5 -1111111111 1.1.1I,,,1,,..1.,..1,,,,-...m1nn1I. 1.,,,1.,.I1..+ 'Q' COMPLIMENTS OF LINCOLN DAIVIP LAUNDRY I I 'I' Page Eighty- five 1w-i--- -- ---- - -------- ----- - - - - - - - -i..,-.,!, l e, I e r 1 A e z i T I : , hlVOl,I l'Hl+,AThlu 1 I Tlu' Ilnnzr of Iiirffw' I'z'f-fzzzws When Better Pictures are Made the Rivoli Will Play Them High Class Entertainment and Courtesy Our Aim Q IVE INVITE YOU TO VISIT US 5 n I ! W. N. bHERRIl,l,, Owner and Manager I it-I.. ----. 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