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

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Class Poem Four years ago we started in, Success and fame we hoped to Win. We little thought that We would find, Long hours of toil and joy combined. But as the years moved on apace, Our highest hopes our fears erase. Through difficulties and through strife, Fitting ourselves for future life. The years have flown as if on Wings, Our aims achieved-thus parting brings. And as we say farewell, I fear, Our fondest memories linger here. May We the class of thirty-two Be ever loyal, strong and true, Seeking for honor and for fame To add to Alma Mater's name. SARAH REINHARDT, Class Poet

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ln l93Z. Our class has been joined by many new pupils, en- larging its ranks so that it is one of the largest in the history of our school. With Robert Little as President of the Senior Class. we have progressed rapidly in all that we have undertaken. We have held before us our motto, Find a VJay or Make Qnef' and never have our efforts ended unfavorably. Since the high school annual, THE PINE BURR, has been com- pleted through the never tiring efforts of its staff, at whose head was Charlotte Heavener as editor-in-chief, we know that one of our greatest problems is successfully finished. Our graduation day is close. Our parting days are drawing near. Four years of joyful preparation for our future tasks have ended. What dangers and hardships await us in life or in other schools we do not know, but with confidence in ourselves and in the Seniors of '32, we have no fear. -Gi,iaNN Cloooivimsi. X :Qi -5 P ,tru i lx XX li r -X . Page Twenty - five

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PineBu1'rJ0u rn 21 l gg SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1942 BURGIN FOLLIES HIT OF SEASON GOVERNOR HOLDS BANOUET A banquet was held in the governors man- sion last night where many famous people at- tended. Gerald Rudisill. master of ceremonies. introduced the prominent speakers of the even- ing. among whom were Glenn Goodman. pro- fessor of Zoology at the University of Colum- bia: Charles Ramsaur, Republican candidate for president: Sarah Alice Rudisill, noted authoressp John Broome and Ralph Yoder, coaches of Notre Dame and Southern California: and J. C. Burke, professor of French at Duke Uni- versity. OFFICERS CAPTURE BOOTLEGGERS Officers Johnnie Lee. George Brown, Paul Shuford and Ray Hovis. last night raided the Green Pirate Nite Club, capturing the notorious bootleggers, Robert Little and Blackie Vvlard. NEW INVENTION HOLDS WORLD SPELLBOUND Mr. Jesse Robinson and his helpers, Arnold Carpenter and Paul Childers, have invented the new sensational automobile. one which will run without gas. HOSPITAL HAS NEW OPERATOR The famous surgeon, Dr. Robert Miller, after receiving his Ph.D. degree has taken over the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He has made Anita Padgett. Ruth Johnston and Evelyn Self his head nurses. Other assistant nurses are Christine Harmon and Edna White- sides. FOLLIES AROUSE ARDENT ADMIRA- TION AND ENTHUSIASM Jake Burgin put on another of his success- ful shows starring Nell Barlow and Cuppie Crowell with the brilliant chorus of Mary B. Heavner. Louise l-loneycutt, Katie Burke, Beu- lah Cauble, Russell Mincy, Hugh Black, Wade Shuford. Robert Rhodes. MR. J. EDWARD KALE NOTED WALL STREET BROKER Mr. Kale and his secretary, Fred Ramsaur, were seen in the city today. During the past year the successful Mr. Kale has accumulated 352-l0,000. STYLE SHOW HELD HERE A style show will be held here Monday night under the direction of Miss Grayce Williams, showing the latest styles from Paris. Her models will be Misses Jean Maze. Mary B. Killian, Alda Keener and Ruth Taylor. The advertising manager is Max Yarbrough. TOUR OF FAMOUS ORCHESTRA AND ARTIST Aleine Rudisill, with her orchestra, the most famous of today, is making a tour of the world and will give a program in New York all next month. Her guest artist is Miss Charlotte Heav- ner, who has just received her degree in piano and voice in Berlin,