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

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Last Will and Testament Since our days in L. H. S. are drawing to a close, we, the Seniors of l932. being of supposedly sound mind and body, do will and bequeath the following personal possessions: Vv'e. Jake Rudisill. Jake Burgin, B. C. Lineberger, and Snookie Kale do hereby will our title, The Iiour Horsemen. to Murton Rudisill, Bill Mauney. Squinch Lackey. and Charles Tilson with the fond hope that they will remain organi7ed as well as we have. I, Fred Ramseur, do will my knee pants to Howard Mauney. hoping that they will last him until he gets old enough to get long ones, I. Jane Goode, will my ability to talk fast to J. Lee Hoffman. so that he may be more able to express himself. l, Nell Barlow. bequeath my numerous crushes to Iirances XVarlick. with the sincere hope that she will have as great a variety as I have. I, Boyce Campbell, will to J. Lee Hoffman, my Golden Chariot. I, Max Yarbrough, do hereby will my knowledge of French to Sam McI:alls. I, Franky Hoyle, do hereby will my title. Little Bit. to Martha Haynes, with the fond hope that she will some day grow up. I. Aida Keener. do will and bequeath my ability to study French to Forace Richard. I, Irene Slaton, do hereby will my place in geometry to Shasta Abernethy. I. Baine Rudisill. do hereby will my place as the most sincere Senior to Frances Vxlarlick. I. Aleine Rudisill. do hereby will my daily task of waking my kid brother every morn- ing. to Naomi Rudisill. hoping that she will have better success with her brothers than I have. in upholding the Rudisill attendance in the school. I. Ruby Lankford, do hereby will and bequeath to Rachel Robinson my bookkeeping set. I. Elizabeth Mauney. do hereby will and bequeath my bookkeeping set to Lillian Leonard, I. J. C. Hallman, do hereby will to Seyborn Mauney my ability to skip classes. I, Josie Long. hereby will my ability to talk back to the teacher to Maxine Styers, with fond hopes that she won't get into as much trouble as I did. I. Anita Padgett. do will to my dear little brother. Calvin. my part-interest in our Ford. May he always get to school on time as well as I have done. I. Betty Burgin. do hereby will and bequeath to Roy McCreary, my ability to write notes during school. hoping he won't waste as much paper as l have. I. Tance Shufordf' do hereby will my ability. not to get stuck on basketball trips, to Bernice McGinnis. I. Beulah Cauble. do hereby will and bequeath my ability to work geometry to Marvin Pruitt. I. Lena Huss, do hereby will my ability to take shorthand to Grace Keever. I, Ruby Warlick. will my ability to be good in school to Bernice McGinnis. I, Marie Rhyne, do hereby will my position as an ofncial hall walker to Leslie Robinson. I. Elizabeth Barineau, do hereby will to Colene Gabriel. my basketball pants, which art almost worn out. and are full of splinters. She had better grow a little if she expects to fill them out. I. Louise Honeycutt. do will my place in typewriting class to Shasta Abernathy. I, George Brown, do hereby will to Banks Heafner, my knowledge of 9th history, hoping he may someday pass it. Page Twenty-nine

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Rage g gg v PINE BURR JOURNAL g Nov. 6, 1942 OPENS NEW AIRPORT IN THIS CITY B. C. Lineberger opens an airport near the city. His aviators are: Frank Ritchie, Coleman Goodson, Loy D. Elmore, and his aviatrix are Annie Lee Huss and Alma Lee Sullivan. PLAYGROUND TO OPEN FOR CHILDREN The playground upon which Miss Josie Long and Miss Kathrine Houser have been working so steadily for some time will open the first of next week. SOCIETY NEWS ELOPEMENT OF LOCAL GIRL AND ENGLISHMAN Of much interest to society is the announce- ment of the marriage of Miss Frankie Hoyle and Baron Wallingford of Cantelyouwhere County. England. SENATOR'S WIFE HONORED Mrs. I. Wonder l Whoot J. formerly Miss Addie Warlick of this city, gave a tea in honor of Mrs. B. Moore, formerly Miss Ruby Ware lick, wife of Senator Moore. BRIDGE LUNCHEON GIVEN A charming bridge luncheon was given by Miss Pauline Holly on Friday. Her guests were Misses Evelyn Cashion, Prue Houser, Ruth Johnston. Letha Mae Heavner. Lena Huss. Velma Bynum, Gwendolyn Heavner, Irene Slaton, Amy Wilkinson, The high score prize was won by Miss Lena Huss. The consolation was given to Miss Evelyn Cashion. NEWS OF THE ALUMNI Miss Elizabeth Barineau and Miss Marv guerite Bandy are popular teachers of geometry and French at the dear old high school. Miss Jane Goode is being accorded much at- tention at the Court of King George while on her European tour. under the management of Frank Heavner. Miss Mary Frances Shuford, today, was elected as coach to go to Lenoir Rhyne Col- lege. She is taking the place of Knox Heavner. who has held the position some years. Thelma Smith. famous dietitian, will start her series of talks over the N. B. C. network tomorrow. The town was glad to hear that Carrol Del- linger has accepted the position as minister of the Lutheran Church, and his assistant is Boyce Campbell. The Green Lantern Tea Shoppe. under the supervision of Lollie Michum and Marie Rhyne, will be opened soon. NEW PICTURE TO BE SHOWN HERE Betty Wood Burgin, the popular actress, and Daniel Lockman are co-starring in 'lRomance here tomorrow night at the Rivoli Theater. The added attraction will be the well known comediene Margaret Smith. The theater is now NEW ART SHOPPE SARAH RIQINHARDT ALEINE COFEEY SHOPPE DENTIST Missiis MARY BUMGARNER AND RUBY LANGEORD NEW BEAUTY SHOPPE Miss ELIZABETH SELF AND Miss ILIQNE Dii1-I.iNGi3R I T KINDERGARTEN Misstss ELIQIQTA Boocas AND Poi.i.Y LINK THE lW11-L1E RUTHi CARPENTER SHOPPE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW WALTER KOON AND ASSISTANT J. C. HALLMAN SEWING SHOPPE Miss ELIzABIeTii MAUNLEY AND Miss BAINI5 RUDISILI. LILLIAN SMITH, Prophet.

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Vvfe. Elizabeth and Evelyn Self. do hereby will to Ruth Beam and Bonnie Crooks. our places in Miss Rainwater's home room. I. I. I. I. Christine I-Iarmon. do hereby will my blonde hair to Mary Alice Reep. I..et'ha Mae I-Ieavner. will to Margaret Brevard. my good conduct in school. Vvfalter Koon. leave to I-Ioke Heavner. my Chevrolet. so that he may ride the girls. Iirank Ritchie. will my ability to stay out of trouble to Tony Armstrong. We. Jake Burgin and Snook Kale. do solemnly will our shiekness to Frank I-Iouser and Seyborn Mauney. I. John Broom. do will my athletic ability to Ifloyd Duncan. I. Knox Heafner. do solemnly will to Aleine Jenkins my numerous winning smiles. I. Amy Wilkinson. do hereby will my history book to Ruth Ewing. I. Glenn Goodman. will my knowledge of bookkeeping to Clyde Abernethy. trusting that he will need it. I. Sarah Alice Rudisill. will my position of librarian to Beatrice l.ong. I. B. C. Iineberger. will to Murton Rudisill. my snappy Iiord strip. I. Ilene Dellinger. leave my surplus pounds to Ruth Eortenberry to nll in the loose joints of her elbows. knees. and tongue. I. Arnold D. Carepnter. do hereby will to Grier Martin. my title as the most sincere boy in the Senior class. with the hope that he will uphold it faithfully. I. Aleine Coffey. do hereby will and bequeath my ability to read Iirench to I.ois Punch. I, Willie Ruth Carpenter. will my lunch box to James Reinhardt. I. Gwendolyn Heafner. hereby will to Elizabeth Cornwall. my ability to recite Iirench. I. Annie I.ee Huss. will my special seat in history class to May Sain. I. Charles Ramsaur. do hereby will to Berge Beam. my deep bass voice. I. Ruth Taylor. will my ability to eat pop-sickles on General Science class to Swede I-Iaynes. I. Robert Miller. will to Murton Rudisill. my ability to put the car in the garage. with the hope that he will go no further than Newton. I. Ifleeta Boggs. will my place in the cafeteria to Vesta Asbury. I. Marguerite Banciy. do will my position as the most typical Senior to Linda Warlick. I. Robert Rhodes. do hereby will my ability to study on class to Calvin Padgett. as he needs it. I. .I. C. Burke. do hereby will my ability to play baseball to Sam Mclialls. I. Alma Sullivan. do will my English notebook to Gertrude I-Iooper. so that next year she will have a good start. I. Addie Warlick. do hereby will and bequeath to Joe Nixon. my chair in the Senior Band. I. Paul Shuford. do hereby will my ability to learn in school to Guy Keener. I. Hugh Black. will to I-Ioke Heavner. my old notebook and tablet backs. I. Wade Shuford. do hereby will my ability to debate to Berge Beam. I. Jesse Robinson. do hereby will my job as bell boy to Hunter Rudisill. I. Ruth Johnson. do hereby will my long hair to Dot Yarbrough. so that she may not have so much trouble trying to keep her's curled at the ends. I. Grace Williams. give my ability to flirt to Mary Robinson. reserving no rights. what- soever. having put' such worldly things from me forever. I. I.ollie Michum. will and bequeath. to bus number twenty-two, the brakes of my car. knowing that there will be no trouble in stopping it on a minutes notice. Page Thirty