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

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Am' , SUPERLATIVES - flu It , W 1 2 fa - nf . , 4 , ff, 44 GLW, W f ' LI., ' ' J M8615 I A W a 1-3 1 I KGIIIN I RFE Ilcfsf 1J1'c's.vc'zI LEARY REID MAIIY MILLER Ifwsf All-Round IWURPHY CRONLAND BETTY KINCAID Hffsf Sporz' GEORGE BURGIN WILLA DEAN SMITII Mosf C'Onc'f'ife'fI BILL MCCOY PIIYLLIS COSTNER Hlfxf LOOkII'i1g BEN RUDISILL DORIS CROWELL Most AflzIIez'ic' MAX ROBINSON BETTY DELLINGER I,fI,:if'sf GROVER RHYNE BOBBIE JO BELCH Most L1'lfc'Iy fo SzII'c'1'z'1l UOYLE FREEMAN SYBIL LINEBERGEH Zllnsz' Ofllfjlhlllll DAVID MACE GLORIA HARKEY N 0 llmfvsl' DUSTY CRAIG IRMA MCALISTER

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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.

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UPERL TIVES f'Ilf6Sf DOYLE FREEMAN JANE GRIGG Most Per.wnmIz'z'y MAX ROBINSON NANCY KISER Most Popular MURPHY CRONLAND AGNES TURNER El.Qfjt -if I lz'rf BOBBY TURNER IRMA NICALISTER Most Stucliozzs ED RAMSAUR SYBIL LINEBERGER Most Dl.fj'llff'l'6f1 HAROLD GOODSON BOBBIE LOCKMAN P'1'ie1zfIIicsf BOBBY TURNER NANCY KISER Most Sincere BEN RUDISILL DOROTHY WH ITFISIDES Most in Lora' JOHN LAWING JANE GRIGG Teaclzcfrs' Pm' GUS FINGER JANE GRIGG Typicfcll Senior' JACK WEAVER POLLY DELLINGEB -If -fl-J - ., 'mu .. ' 'Twmagm A A ' A A A W A A A A A wg., A ws U A Aw f ,fsiygjgg E wr , , . , ' , :W A ' , A7 ,.,, Z . N, ' Vewiffzi A 1 J eff f' A gf dw- - 1: I M, W A ESX d 'Qzziif' kb Z? 'fd , , A AZN ,J , his J, gt b A A W f f lflgfm lnlflx' ll L