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

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Seniors THOMAS MARTIN SHUFORD TOMMY It is the eharaeter that nzalfes a nzan, And the eharaeter is always being Shaken By the daily thoughts and actions. Fmnlrall, '33, Banml, '32, '33, '34, C'mm11c1'cial Club, '34, CHAUNCEY DEPEW STROUP, JR. LLC. DK? Rather be small and east a light, Than be large and east a shadow. Staff, '34, Ilxukcllvall, '341 Fl+otIfz1ll AI1II1Zl2.fL'I', '331 Ilztml. 32, '33, '3-1, Boxing, '33, '34, I'-m1n1e:rCl:1l flub, '33, 54. CHARLES V. TILSON CHAS. He always carries a smile, For he believes the elozallest flags are well worth while. Base-Imll, '31, '32, '33, '34, If1,ml1:1lI, '31, '32, '33, I'Iil-Ii:'I- 111111. '31, Boxing, 'RRI IIIIINI, '32, '33, '341 I. Vlulv '32, Presirleut nf Bzuul, '31, Nlzushal, '32g l'on1rm-ruiztl Vlulr, '33. '3-1: Stntl, '34. MARTIN WHISNANT MARTIN Never let studies interfere with sehool life. I'IZ1SkcIlmII, '31, '32 ll. ll. SQ. BLANCHARD WHITESIDES HBLANCHARDH Pleasant and eapalale of sober thought. WILLIAM WILKINSON B1LLUM Determination, self-eonficlenee, and C4l7 0I'l' make clrearns come true. FuotIw:1II, '31, '32, '33, '34, BZlNQ'Il2I'II. '31, '32, '33, '3-lg Nlarshal, '33, Boxing, '31, '32, '33, '34, I. Vlull, '31, '3J. ALZORA WILLIAMSON ZoRA The thing that goes the fartherest in fnalfing lzfe worth whzle is just a pleasant smile. Baxketlmll, '31 IA. II. SJ: Blzwslmzxl. '33, Ilouu- licoxuntmics Club, '33, '34, National Ilmmorzwy Sm-icty, '34, LAWRENCE WHITLOCK WILD BILL He a frzend to all,' love only one. Ilaimllllll, '33 IV. II. 5.32 Hiaskvllnilll, '33 1l'. II. 5.1. Page Fifteen

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'50 9' 5. Page Fourteen Senkns BOBBY ROSEMAN BRICK He openeth hls mouth zozth wisdom, Hts tongue IS the law of k'i11fl11ess. flux- l'l1S1UI'12l.I1, Nutimml Iltmurcmry Society, '34, Lint: SL'1I11II' 1'1:1y: AlZi1'b1lll1, '33. MARY ETHEL RUDISILL HMARY77 She dwelt forever lll II region lH'1'glll', Peopled zeith lzvzng -tcmdes of her own. 1,11utug1':1pl1iQ liflitwr, '3-1, f'11Ul'HS, '33, Home Econmnics C'1u1v, '32, '33, l 'l't'l1k1l l'1u1m, '31 NAOMI RUDISILL N0M1 A C'0lIlb1'7ZCll'l0'II of grave and fl2'l'VCll'fll'C1Z6S8 is truly Cl glft of the gods. Rzxsketlmznll, '32, '33. '3-1: 1'Je1mati11g, '32, '33, Glen- Club. '33, '34, 1'41HlT'I1t'1'L'1il1 l'1u1r, '33, '34, fast: Senior Play, Stunt Night, '31, '32. '33, '3-1. RAYMOND RUDISILL SKDOCYY A boy who never turned his lmelf, Hut HlUI'l'lll'd breast fOl'IUU,l'Cl.', 1i:we1az111. '31, '32, '33, A12lI'N1'12l1, '33, 1. h'1ll1P '3l. '32, MARGARET SHINN MAM'SELLE A comrafle lzlithe and full of glee, Who dares to laugh out loud and free. 11:wket11:111, '30 131. 11, Sl, Home Ecmnunnics f'1l111, '31, '12. 451, 11. SJ, liluc f'111lh, '34, K1vcA1' tu Kiver f'1l11l +A, ii. H. 5.3: Vast: Senior Play. MARY ELIZABETH SHRUM HMARYYY Her jrzelzdslzfip has the power to soothe Il heart in its durlfest hours. Hlee i 1uh. '31, '32, f,'U1T1l'I'lCl'C1Z11 Club, '33, '3-1: French lflulp, '3-1. FRANCES SHUFORD HPALIEH Her joys are as deep as the oceans, Her troulnles Us light as its foam. Buskc-t1rz111, HSI. '32, '33, '34, Fhief Mzlrslmal, '33, Band, 112. '33. '34, lllec i'1u1a, '31, '32, '33, '34, X'1CC'PI'4?S1t1t'I1t of 111mm'a1'y Society, IJL'1YEl11l1gfl L'U!'IllTlt'I'C1211 l'1u1n, '33, L'11m'us, '21 'N 'H '24 ROBERT HOKE SHUFORD LIHOKEY7 If school mad f'Zl'7Z Clash, Let school go smash. Bzmtl, '32. '33, '34, Baer-111111, '31, '32, lllee C'1111v, '33, 31:11-slmal, 233.

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a --an we 3,35 w '1'11o111 is 5111.11 lless Rl'1lISII1. , . B beniors JOHN LLOYD THOMPSON, JR. NELL B. HUSS JACK NEIL it I I ' I '. l I' Wise fo resolzw' and prrfienf fo perform. gillsI-ff20cmi,!lit?if!, or deqpjgg U 1 Y ' ' N.1l1li1Hii.I1'llH1lifill.1-11111Wsillilliirii,liliaglilllllifldiilk111.1111 H ' l5f 1 1'ifN llllllh '32, 'RSL l'll'UlU1l 511111. '-14. EDVVIN RUDISILL HERB!! VIRGINA LUCILLE SEAGLE H . V V , Things ure Imzznd to happen-ll hy MOBILE worry! . . . Fwerzflzinf comes to him who waits- Uflrwrf Iwlzizys Iirrtli she of lirr own, 4 'J JH ,U , . ' b ,. lilly hung. I1 lzirlz lesser souls Hill-If llcmw lclleze. 11:1s1-11:-ll, '.ll1, '51, 'RL '.l.lg llnsketlvall, 311, '31, liyeki-g1,,-,114 'ljl 'UQ 11111111111 1l:1sl41A111:1l1, 'R-13 llasti H111-1sso111111u-11' 3lfl1'j'ixll1lHlflllNlf ntx41!lIlI .111-e lllllll, '11, 'Up lloin-11':11'3 N11-11-ty, '11, llc- 111111 1C1':1 1 liquid, '11, '31, '341 1111-1-V11111. '33, '342 b.lll1lQ,4i1Q Sllllll Night, '31, hill l'lI'Ll1C11 l'1111+. fil. 1. lilllll, '.1ll, '31, '31, 3 Senior Class l oem Our high school days have come and gone, The years have fast passed liyg lt seems hut just a day or two Since we were Freshmen shy. For four short years we worked and played, With happiness and tearsg But now we must prepare to face The trials of coming years. Now dear classmates of thirty-four, The time has come to part: With sadness we must say goodlmye, And tears to our must start. VVhen we think o'er the past. four years When we entered this school so dearg Page .5'1',x'tee17 It makes us want to live again, The days of each school year. The memory shall never fade Of you old school so trueg And we will always hold most dear, The days we spent with you. Now let us all go up and on With all our might and main, For we must fight and ne'er turn back If we the heights would gain. So farewell, Teachers, Friends and School We say our last adieug Our loyalty through future years We pledge to you anew. -EDDIE PIERCE, Class Peet.