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

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LAST WILL A D TESTAME 5l.Xll', fll' Ntllllll lf-XlUjl.lN.'X, t'tll Y'l'Y til IIYVUI Y l'l'l'Y Ulf l.lNl'tll.N'l't PN. VV:-. thv St'lll4ll' Plum ful Niiivtvcn lllll'illl'L'4l aiifl Ffirty-rc ' th.it it iw thf' fllVlVYlllti l time' wlirii w'f- mu-t X'.'l'llP Fi1iif' fvy pi ivf-rful K'llllNllll r iti m iii l mu l hi lin ifly 'vi' thc flfffii' aiifl paw U11 into liistfiry, ixlil!'l .Y i . f 1 f Ci ': :n llliI tlwiiiglit. we llllllllmll thix. lim' last will zmfl lCNlflllll'lll AR'l'll'l,lC l lfi Mi. S. l-Lay l,fmwflf'i' :-iiifl Mr. l'. ll, lxi-Pr wf' lf.1yf'- ilu i thrir Ctllllllllj yf'Ill - iii l,inf'flli1tffii lligh. .XR'l'lt'l.li ll lfl flm lf.iflic'rS, who h.lyfi l1llltlf'tl in llilfillilll High Sfililill, wf' will fum' xifivvri- gmtituflv ffli' lgiitliffil :mfl Ilflllplll lili i' tfir fiui' Num' . fr uw- GN Il flaw. :1i1fl fniif lie-at wixlicx gfi with yllll XYllFl't'Yf'l' yfiu szff. ,XR'l'll'l.li lll llI'llYl4lllill llvfiiicwti l, l,f':ii'y lwifl, will my l'l'l'!H'lI Hfifilf ll tfl .my lll'l'NlllI whfi muy' lvf- thc unlucky' Illlf' tff im-vfwyf' it. I, 'I'lif-lmgi Cgiiisf-y, flfl liffri-liy will my Ifiyf- fur pmf-'ipplf ilfilk-lizilccfs tfi llzlyifl l lf'tvlic-r. l, Mziiiuvl l'li':ihf'li. will my sf.-:lt m liiiglisli tfv Al, XY. .Xy'f'i'y Illlll lllllll' hcf flfwa licttvr than l, l. llt'llfv' lliinil1.li'flmtr, flfi livrf-lay will my lflyf- im' L'll1lLL'llIllI' ripplf' if'f- VIKIHTI ll'Ulll tlif- llt'llllll'j' 'l'lic':itPi tri llfililly lfiilwfffifl ziiifl l'f'tf' lifiliiiiwiii. l, Phyllix tfif-ti1f'i, flfl llQ'l'l'lDV will fllltl lwfiiicziili tfi llziviilf that llli' iicxt Hllltlllfllli grfvwtlin will hziff' :i nlfllllfll' l, lilt'tly Rn-yrifflfli, liefwlny will my gfififl llllll'N in Sllllllllilllfl l, Sllll'l4'V l'fifff-y. will my plficf' :it llif- piziiiff tf, zliiyflm- wlifi wi l. llfftty liliymg flfi llt'lAt'llj.' will my gfiflfl Illlll'F iii Slim iilfl Ri1lTlN1'lll' my lflllyl h:iii' with the hfipf' :iiifl l-iwslitftiu fiituif- than thf lu-t. tfl illlyfllll' wlifl wiwlif-N tfi tnkf' it. ll filifiy plzlyim.: iii cli:ipf'l :ix muuh :ix l li:iy'f'. Nlylliiiiiiyl first pvriiifl Slllilj' hall tfi blfif- lmfiflxfiii, liffpiiixg thzit hx- il-if--i.'t gfyt llllll :ix much trfiulilf' :ix l. l. ll. ll. 5JllllilllK'lAN, flfi lift'f'li'.' will my pfwitiffii :is gi llux flrivci' 1-l zmyfciif' whfi will fwiiffy it .iw l'llllC'll :ix l l. Nliriaim Slftlllll, flfi ll4'lAt'llV will mv UL'liIl'llil'f' Ifl znivfmft whfl lllN iflf N l'ill' :fl fm timcz . f-lif-ugll Jllllltllltlll tfi gvt tfi lvflllll l. l'i.liic:w .Migzlfg flfi lll'l'l'llV will tfi iii' Nirtvr. l..i xl'l'll1' .xlllllk'. .ili thf- gfiflfl timf-N l hilyf' llilfl thi- yf ii' xhf flflf Ni1't 'ft f i Y lllrlllllll 'A ' L' '.i ight :ix mziiiy llllll- .ls l, WY. lfflyf' llilllllli' illlll ,lllll'llll.l llfzll, ll1'lK'lPjf' will iff .mv lwfl Klllllltl pffiplf' tlikf- iixl Ulll' llllNl.llI'lllll1' tfi llJlX't' fiur lit-.iris llrflkfii UllL't :i llltrfilll. fl'll'l fiiii' Qrf-git lflys fill' night liff-. l. filllll' lliv' is. ffl ' ' 5 ii l hciflly will my sfnitx m l,lf-y'f'iith .iiifl 'liwrllth lfiigliwh tfl lily lIlt'k'l', ll.ii'li.ii':i lliymx. :iiifl ,ll'Hl'l llllllfllll. hflpiiig thf-y will lt'Z1lll lllUl'l' thziii l. llfg lffllfiftii llllfi, llfirfitliy Sfllflllll. fnllll xlflll' ltllmi lJfll..rt flf- lif-iflly will 'iiifl lwfiiif 'ith lfi 'iiiy thiff girly with thft iiif'l-cii.fmf- fit 'l'lif- illll1'K'1. Stfnffgfwu flfii' gflflll llllllis iii l.. ll. S, L l. Hmm Ruflixill. will my' .illihty tfi Nllllill 5fllll l'l'lN tfi ,lil llill lltllllllill liifl fm timf- lf- llllll RJllllNt'llI, A . 1 . my zliilitv lf' :ii'i'iy'f- :it wli-i-ll l. lllflllllll llIHI'lllillI'l1, flfi licie-lay will .i1:fl lifffiizfnitli gill mv gflfifi llllltw ' f llljlllj' Tlifiiixliurg. l l'li.iyi ll m lll1,l1 Scliiifvl tf, my wlhltf, . '. ' '1 fmt, flfl hc'1'f'lvy will my :illihty tfi pliiy .1 l'lilI'llllf tfi my tLtlllNlll. llIll'll.Ll'il Siu' lllzliftfvii. li fpmg shfi fill! flff llf-ttvi' than l, l, liufii.: NYilli:imx, will tfl llrirf-lfl llzirtmziii my zilvility lf, gfl fmt fif Hfllflill iii thf' :iltf-v'iiflfm, l. Rftifl l'llIllI1'1', llt'l'tflDV will my lfivf- :iiifl gfffwfl timsw iii liiiglish tfl ,luck fllirlizicl, llfllllllll llf' jllllN mfirf lllll' fif it them l flifl, ll f,lfli'igl ll.ii'kf'v, will mv lgfififl timw iii Mis- llfixf-iiiziiik l'lllNSl'N tfl my lllillil' lvf-tic-i' fm cfiiifliict th'iii l ln-fitlif-V, 'lx1ilIllllY, lif-ping hfll l. ll.iifilfl Gflfiflxfm, will iff llfill Kfftiivi' :ill my .iliilily tif lift lillllllf with Him Rfwf-iiiziii iii 'llypilig Illlfl l-lfvfll-elim-piiiif. l. llill llfvfivr-r, will my lfmzlixli llflfllw tfi Miiryiif llt.lXlIt'l', l. lnirrtta lft'll4lI'lCl-K. will my :ilvihty tfi m.ilqf' lflll'ly gflfifl l.fl'2lfll'N witlifiut -tfiflyiiig tfv 5.li':lli llftzfyiivi' Iillll 4ll'NNll' liui'f'fy, l, Glflrizi llt'ilIl lifiylrs, will my gfif-fl tiiiiiw ir. ln Il, S, ffl Alf- .Kim lliiffwtf' i fun :ix l lizlvi' lhlfl. l. l'.fl lilfiiiigfw. lll'l'Q'lPj' will my Nl'.ll :ilifl lviflly iii 'llwvlllh liiiglixli tfi t'l will Nllltly mflrf- thziii l ll1lX't'. l. llfflwliifi flslritfin. will lfy Syliil Vliiif- mv .ilillily t-i chf-w gum in Mrs. Cillllllll. , , tlf'i', lltllllllgl Nhi' l.:if :xx much ziuflf- lJL'Ylllt', :iiifl l hflpfy hr Smith! Yllfllll withf-ut gf-ttiiig l. ltlllj l,6'll1llHt'l', hvrclly will ifl Ami lifl-:fly my lllllllllll ltl1'. lifittlf- .lf pfwfsxiflf- iii hfiplw that tlif- riff-f'l will iifit lic sfi Quflflcli zu it wsu lfi mfx ll Illgly t,iifflyii l,lmfii'fg, will thc' gffififl tmifw l llllll' l1.ffl Jil l.. ll, S. tfw Nl: 'i i ' l. llf-tty Rzivlviirii, will my muwiczil l'illlPN'lL'llj,fl' tfl :ill thf future' lllll m l. lizirlf-f-ii Nflrwfiflfl, flfi hf-rvliy will :mfl lN'tlll1'illll :ill my gfififl llIll1'N in lli L lltllflllll hr will tzikl Qtlilll ziflyzmazigf- flf tlif'm llli' Slllll. liz llll' lwrs. gh Sflififll tfl l.llllH'l' llfiwzirfl. l. llvttv ,lllll'llt'!', will tf- l':1i'fila' Mcliiniiis my :iliilitv tfi type. llllllllljl shf- fl l, Rdlllfllll-i llCilVllf'I', will my Qlillitl times :ii l.. ll S. to Xullgllllll Buff. l. l .'iul l'eele'r, will my Seat iii English to Bohliy Payaeur. l, IACCl'i Leflforil, flu hci'f'l'iy will aiirl lic-fiueatli mv typcwritci' to Peggy L'f,li11iui'. limping that Nllt ' get more Ulll of it this year than lint. l. 'Rfiliert l-cflff,li'fl, leave my stuflifwus lmclizlyifli' tfi Hflllliy' l ulwflf'ifl. l. Darrell Pen-lcr. fl for lllt lIl ei N f I . . iws lwttcr tlizui l. N will l, Xatrx lItNllIflll. flff lif'i'f'-liy will tfl Stf-yf' li,ili1'if'l my Jiliilzty lfi iff-t .llfiiig with Nliyf Nlf-tiiiiiiis. l. llftty llf'llllIlll'1'. flfl licrifliy will my :iliilily tif :iiiyl tfi play lmwkf-tlizill tfv Rvlizi ,Xiithflily. l. llf'-lm llfllllllllll, flfi ll4 l'l'llV will my gffflfl timf-X i,' Th ll' gn ffl l'f-ggy ll,itf-x :iiifl l'll'Jlllk'L's liliyim l. llf-lillif' -l. l.4H'lKIll1llI. lll'l't'llN will :ill my .ilvihly tfi XR4'l'l-y llfffiklyvffpiiip: tf- l'f-ggy lllif'iiil1:ii't, hfipiiig wht-' will lf-.iiii llllll'1' than l. l. f'llYIl1 llYl'fl. will my lvfifik llllll -fait iii 'l'wf'lfth lfllllll-ll tfl my sixtf-r. liuth. l, lllvlyiii liilllllliy flfv lll'l't'l!y will my lfiiglisli llfiflk flllfl will tfl :mvlnifly wlifl wsiiity it l. Villa ll1'IllI Smith. will my pflsitifiii fiii tiif- illlxl-ytlllllll tvzim, tf-V l':it llJll.flK'. lltllllllll xhf- will hriyf- .iQ miirli fun :ie l. l, Min'-ilyii Slllllltlwl. will my :iliility tfl pl:.y :iii :lllfi f'l:ari1'L't tfi l'hylliw llUlll'yL'llll, l. l.fimsf' llisipmzm. will tfl Nllllll'l'fl Smith my lfvvf: ffii' lflffiiflzi guys. y I t l, ,lack XXf':iyf'i', will tfi llufl RJIIIINQIII' my wait iii Mis. R1ll'llNilU1 5 lfiigliwli claw. llllllllljf hu will vliifiy it qu lilllfll .ix l. l. llill Nlf'l'fvy. hc-i'f'liy will my sf-:it m liiigliyli tfi -llllllxll llr':iviif'i' l llvttv lfllix flfl ll!llltN will ml lvffiuf ith . A - . V' 1 f ' ': my L'lll'ly liiiii' tfi fiCl'lI'll4lt' 'lil1firiili11i'g. l. xllfjlllllll Agiifw 'lilll'lll'l', w'll my ailiility til chc-w gum in vlzfxg lfi llllytlllf' who rim Qvt hy with it. l. Blew llfvllillvfll. rlfv livrf-lly will mv lflyc' fm' l'l1l1'llNlI tfl .limmy llzillli Illltl l':iul llzlkvr. l. llffm-N Bclcli, will tfi ll:ii'llir'l Kimi' F-lllfl lwiif Dui my ilfli y fl ' ' . . -. - . 's : i ty t' gc-t m trfiulilc with thc tfyziclifrs xwiftly ziiifl Qltl fmt slfiwly, I l, llfiylri l Vf'f'lll2lll, will my lj'l'f'Vl'l'Ill'1' ffl K!'lIlll'lll Rhynf .fiifl l lfpc' hr- will lvzirii lvl typo lwttrr than l flifl- win. flf l.mc-lliitfm lligh Sclififil, iifiw i'o.ilizf ui tlflLlI1NNlll1ll tfl 'Jfllfll flllll flfi'r'f't tlirfiugh 0 licrf-hy will the UllllCl'ClMShll'lCll tuilllra. lllJO4lSllll in the llfllli' Nlll' will flfi .is well ' Nlil flifl hy us

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Ramona Heavner and Helen Hoffman are heads of the home economics depart! ment in Bay Wood High School, Kentucky. I hear that through their efforts the department has undergone Vast improvements. Rachrl Voffey and Earline Norwood. famous lady scientists, are preparing' to tell us of some of their new discoveries in medicine- But. goodness! I've been having such a wonderful time talking' to all my class- mates, that I hayen't realized it was growing' so late. Everyone reluctantly agrees that again parting time is here. And so, as Shirley l'offey, renowned pianist. plays the school song, and as Betty Kincaid, Metropolitan Opera star. leads in singing. the voices of nearly 100 classmates and friends ring' out eyen as they did ten years ago. Only this time the voices are richer and fuller, expressineg a quality of hope and confidence in the future. Yes, it has been a very successful reunion, and now we must again go forth and take our places in the worldethc class of '47 marches on. Doms C'Rowi:I.1. CLASS POEM Some of us grew up together: Others came in one by one: Many joined us in the Freshman class. As our High School was begun: But each one has contributed His part to the work and fun. Rotund Edgar and bright little Doyle, Mary with her sweet brown eyes, True blue Murphy and scientific Darrel, Leary. solemn and wise. Talkatiye Ronnie and serious Sybil, And our group ot' ex-G. l.'s. Laughing Irma and stuclious Doris, Jane with her gentle smile. Auburn-haired Betty and wise-cracking Bobby, Phyllis with all her style, Good natured Dusty and arguing John, All haye made our class worthwhile. Now as we leaye behind our High School, The highways of life to bless, May the world be made richer and wiser And have more of happiness By the coming of the class of forty-seven, The gift of L. H. S. ED RAMSAUR, JR., Class Powf llflqi' ,NllV7l'fl+'I'

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l, Liurolyii lioldic -lgnncs. do licrelmy will and lvcquxuitli my nontlcrtul times I had .it Ulll scllool il.mt'- to Margie l'erry, hoping she will hate the saint' next ye.ir, , Red llellingcr, will my :iliility to type to ltlzy lloxis. . llulwcrt Met'-iimell, will my scat in English to my lwotlicr, l'ei'ry, hoping lic will make liettvi gi':ult-- than l did l, Rulvv Autoii, will my good times iii L. ll. S. lu lit-tty lizirlctt :md hope she ciiioys tht-in :is much as l. I, Lee Ballard. will to ,lu ltill l'ornwell my inoods :md teiiipeiniiiieiit-. l. Betty Sue Heal, will :ill my good times in I.. H. S. to all iuturt -tudtnts. I. lid Heal, will my ability to light to Rathmul llelms .mil 'tXYick Vamplaell. liopiiig IICNVI' to Htl knocked cold again. I. ,lane Summey, do hereby will to l.:i-Verne Angle the good time- l haue had nil the lius. l, George liurgm, do hereby will in -lolm Nlf'l.eaii my kiioxvlctlgc of lfiiglisli. l. llryaan tiraig, will tu Goat Sedglc my scrtl ir: Mis. ltaiiiszixif- 'liXS't'liil. linglisli class, hoping lie will I I enjoy the :ilteiiiooii naps as l did. l. Nluiplxy tlltllllllllll, do liegrelvy will .ind lictluratli my gilrility tw get liy xyitli my loi'gt-lliiliirss to Sliiilry llrum. l, Xtiliim llevme, uill to all tho-.e short dumpy gals ruiiiiiiig around iii the li.tIls my height. l. Alziiic lirigg. ilu licrelsy ulll and liequciitlx my Liliility to get along with Miss ftlcliiimi-. lu N..iit'x lx:-slvl. liopmg that she uill lie inore successtul than l have lietii. l. Betty Sue lleayner, will my get d times ozi tlle lius lu Nlzirviii llezixiier. l, .leaimie llzirtnizm. do hereby nil! amd lietiunatli tu my Little Sisters my mitiyiiig love. l, Ruth llildzi Laney, uill to my sister, lfletiy, my seal m tluid period lieonictry class. l, Nancy Riser, tlti hereby will and liequeatli my low for lligh School :md iootlirill kiillllcf to HVUI' lieattieg may she enjoy them iuili as much as l. l, Sybil Liiielicrger, do hereby will my fairly gootl grddts to my sister, Wviiiiiiiii, liiipiiig -he tgikcs zulxxiritage uf this said xsill. WR-, Bonnie Maiuney and Irma Mc.-Xllister, do licrel-y will our positions :is tt-.icliei's pets tu Mary ,lo NN'liitencr :ind Tommy llarkey l. lltiris lirowell, do hereby will and liequt-gill: my ziliility ltr ge' to sflltvtil on timt tu gill those who liant as hard 11 time doing it as l did. l, lidgar Mduney, do hereby will and liequeatli my extra tonnage to :my und:-riitlurislictl shrimp who is fool enough to want it. Wie, Betty liiiitxiitl and Mary Miller. do liertliy will and lnctiuehtli In l.aui'.i Blcl.a-im Amd liecky lS.llllNAlll our extrgioi'4lii1z1i'y xxziys ui ilreoilitiiig lfreiicli Books ll so very .irtisticxilly l, lid liziinsziur, xiill to litlggii' l.oye, my second yciir lirciicli hook with tht' liope tlizit lie xxill enjoy trzmslziliug Suns lfziiriillo' more than l did. l, llolilvg 'l'urnei'. will my luxe for l'ui'duc to Voqicli Riser, litiping lit' next-r lt-ts I.. ll S. loiget me in the future. . liugent- Yah-ntiiie. uill my aliility io play center tw l'4iul linker. , llorotlly Xtliitesides, do licrclvy will giiui lic-iuczitli my lvig mouth on llus No 'I tt- my little liiotliei. lilliot Xxillilcsltla'-.. l. llavid Mace. do licrrliy will the good times l ligne lmtl in lilly-'ic.il lftlttcatioii t-1 lfdixm t'ot'lvr'. l, l.. li. liudislll, will my lfllgllxll li-tok to my liiwiilit-i', tiarl, Lli.it lit' m ty, lvy .A ltmunk HllI'.lL'lt', It-.iiii out ot' tt. I, liaeliel Voftey, do her:-lay will :md lxetiii-ntlt my good times ii. l'llj'rIL'Lll litlucgitioii In Doris lticc, limping she will have :is good ti time :is l lmic. l. Sue Mctiinnis, xsill my ability to type to Ray llt-tis. l l Lf.XlU,3l,YX IKM FS, Xttx-iitpt-:it - l .zixx Witnesses: Charles tif.-eil Brat XYirelic:i4l Stroill' Annie Belle Kilgore Kilroy CLASS HISTORY Another year has passed and another graduating class is proudly yet sorrow- fully turning from Lincolnton High and walking into the great future for which it has so prudently been preparing. A few steps are takeng and then, as if some magnetic force were pulling them. the entire class turns to look upon Lincolnton High School once more. As they stand the1'e, their thoughts wander back to the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-three. That was the year they beg'an their studies in old L. H. S. On a Sep- tember morning of that year they had gathered to join a class, to work, laugh, and play together. Some were a little frightenedg some were eagerg some, timidg and a few were confused and probably bored. Soon they were organized into a Freshman t'lass with Bobby Turner at the head of the crew. Most of the group worked faithfully and were thus declaied Sophomores the following year H94-ll with Edgar Rudisill as their President. They were becoming more a.nd more a part of the school. The climax of their Sophomore year was the carrying of the traditional daisy chain for the beloved Seniors. How well they remember 1945. They were jolly Juniors with Jane Grigg leading' them. They were assured that they had been successful in their Junior activities. The Junior-Senior banquet had been a great success. Sufficient work had been done on the Il'o1f, the school paper. The rings they had chosen were still among their most treasured possessions. The goal for which they had so long been striving was almost reached as they became Seniors. Murphy Cronland directed them through many difficult situations as well as through many happy ones. During this year they had to select invitations, sponsor the Fall Carnival, stage the Senior Play, publish the annual, and perform many other tasks. Tears dim the eyes of each graduate as he stands looking' at the school that has played such a grand role in molding his character-the school he entered, remained within for four years, and must now leave. He lifts his head high and looks to that leader of all leaders. He prays: Lead me tas I add to my historyl, whether the future be dark or whether it be bright. Help me to make Lincolnton High as proud of me as I am proud of her. Svisii. I,iNmsr:nci:R, Ilistof-mn.