Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

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Marion 3400! we reqnecffuffy oleahcafe fliia, Ulm 1944 Jilyfmfaf Our teachers have set an admirable example before us by their sincere unselfishness and devotion to duty and We shall always remember them as our friends, it F fqf' ADMINISTRATICDN D. li, POOLE FAC U LTY ,Q . . - - s E .GCN Aflazzln' Cflfllflrlll, Aja. 9'-I l.'21i1'erii1y uf Nurllv C.1rnlj11.1 Gr.1d14i11e Unnri Histnry Principal Al.lClf PETTlTT BRYAN llUf7I1fJr'r1f7, High Schiml Librarian and Supervisnr of Elementary Library Library Club Adviser Eighth Grade Adviser MRS. KATE Z. FINLEY Duff' 171111 Hill. Ali. Miitliematics Dramatic Club Adviser Natiunal Huniir Society Adviser Ninth Grade Adviser GILMER H, GRAHAM U .zle Fflf6 l'f, 13.5. CjUNII7Ie'?'t'tJ Cnach, Physical Education, Science Munuginiin Club Adviser Safety Patml Adviser Eleventh Grade Adviser 3 10' ,gf- WL 7 73- 5' lu 1, . . ,pow-' ff , . ll M. if-A saw! X 4 f ,M ' ' A L iv 1 J MRS. ALBA PADGETT BLAIR Bere.: College. AB. Il '.1ie Form! College English Girls' Adviser HYLANDER Adviser Twelfth Grade Adviser E, L. CARTER lfr1i1'er'.iiI1 of N. C., AB. l'l1iz'er'iiI3 uf S. C.. M,A. Science and English Aeronautics Club Adviser Eleventh Grade Adviser IWRS. MARGUERITTE B. GILKEX SI1'.1Ifw'df1l1zinr Cuflege Szlem Cullege. AB. French, English, Latin French Club Adviser Tenth Grade Adviser MRS. OLLIE H. HILDEBRAND W'. C. U. N. C., U7lil'FfJilI1' of N. C. George Petzbody College History and Science Study Club Adviser Eighth Grade Adviser MISS RUTH MILLSAPS Milcbell junior College U . C. U. N. C., B.S. Commercial Commercial Club Adviser Ninth Grade Adviser MRS. ZELDA C. PEMBERTON Lenoir Rbyne, A.B. New York Unizerrlly. MA. Duke Unizferrizy Unizferrizy Norlla Carolina Mathematics I-IYLANDER Adviser Eleventh Grade Adviser FAC U LTY 'QQ' ffv? .Q Gt! MRS. FLORA HOIVIEXWUOD Pe.u'u junior College LllllI't.'7'lff1' of Tumi. Nnrlla C.1roli11.1 Smfc ll . C. ll. N. C., 13.5. Home Economics Home Economics Club Adviser ROBERT GLENN PALMER D.11'ldsrn1, 13.5. Culrer M2liz.mi Atxzderrzy Band Director, Girls' Glee Club Eighth Grade Adviser MRS. HELEN W. SHIELET Lenoir Rbyze, AB. SoCii1l SCierlCeS Service Club Adviser Ninth Grade Adviser MRS. SARAH C. WIER ll . C. Lf N, C.. AB. English and Physical Education Girls' Health Club Adviser Twelfth Grade Adviser '23-H Ig-46+ 'R 1, .S ADMINI TRATION HUGH BEAM Sfzpemzlelzdelzt City Sa'lw0l,s' MRS. DIEBS HENIJIERSON DITT Sefnffgzr-1' fo Sfzperiflfeudezzf BOARD OF EDUCATION 5142 ' ' . 'U :E J, 9 'Q' Q' J ' -,Q A L, .Q t, . .I 41- 5 ' T: - A -ml ' -f R if X M f 'S ' ' -M ' F55 M 1 5 'L . Z ' - ff. .Q ' a '22 4 Q S' Ag gs ,ff g.. X , ELL A 'iz' V 1 3 K p Rao 4, 4. 'S -sa EUGENE CROSS, JR. HI. F. SNIPES, Cbmn. T. H. HENDERSON W. W. NEAL, IR. C. M. POOLE R. W. PROCTOR R. W. TWITTY 8 CLASSES THE SENIOR CLASS SENICJR CLASS HISTORY Fort vi2ARs WE HAD looked forward to entering Marion High School, and when September, 1940, finally came, we, with proud hearts hastened to school. Yes, we were to be High School stu- dents! But what a sight met our eyes! With the main part of the building almost completely de- stroyed by fire, the outlook of our high school career did not appear too promising. But even the darkest cloud has a silver lining. Our silver lin- ing proved to be the forethought of our Super- intendent and Board of Education in a carefully planned program whereby our school work would not be interrupted by this misfortune. Of course the first year we didn't have the use of all the building, but we were permitted to use the east wing, the Scout Hut, the basement of the Presbyterian Church, and the community build- ing. This was a handicap to the teachers as well as the students. Someone was always coming to class tardy and using the excuse that the distance was too far to make on time. The year had its handicaps, but with the help of Mike McCall as President, William Coone as Vice-President, Bruce Cartier as Secretary, and Murray Craven as Treasurer, the majority of our class was at last ready to tackle the second year as sophomores. We returned in the fall to begin our sophomore year with a determination that this would be one of our most successful sessions. With the fresh- man year behind us, we felt that we were a neces- sary part of the high school. The building had been rebuilt by this time, and we were again in it rushing up and down the halls and into classrooms. CLASS HISTORY-jCont'dl The sophomore class contribution to the foot- ball team was jim Bryson, Ned Noblitt, and Charles Ray Baker. Our contribution to dramatics was the presentation of Mammy's Little Wilti Rose. This year our oHicers were, Mike McCall, Presi- dent, Zane Dalton, Vice-President, Margaret Westmoreland, Secretary, and Bruce Cartier, Treas- urer. As juniors, our activities really began. Under the direction of Coach Hugh Beam and his assistant, Dan Hitchcock, the football team won the All-Conference Championship Title. It was during our junior year that the names, Charles Bolick, jack Beck, Ellis Norton, Ernest Poole, and Roy Hendly were added to the Serv- ice Flag of Marion High. In the spring of '42 we gave our class play, Don't Take MY Penny. By the helpful sug- gestions of Miss Hewell, Miss Bryan, Mrs. Hilde- brand and the splendid Cooperation of the cast, we gave a play that we were proud of. The next highlight of the year was junior- Senior Day. The juniors and seniors were given a whole day off in which to celebrate. In the morn- ing we took part in sports, in the afternoon we at- tended the theatre, and in the evening we ended our celebration with a party. Any observer could safely say that this was enjoyed more than a junior-Senior Banquet would have been. The greatest honor that Marion High School bestows upon its students was given to Elaine Pen- ninger, Mike McCall, and Howard Toney when they were elected into the Marion Chapter of the National Honor Society. Whatever success we attained as juniors was due largely to the interest and hard work of our sponsors, Miss Bryan, Mrs. Lonon and to our of- ficers, Ned Noblitt, President, jim Bryson, Vice- President, jack Walker, Secretary, and Alyce Houck, Treasurer. At last the title Senior was bestowed upon us. It was a great responsibility to live up to this name, but we got off to a good start by electing the following othcers: Howard Toney, President, Mike McCall and jack Walker, Vice-Presidents, and Ned Noblitt, Secretary-Treasurer. To add to our honor as seniors, Kathryn Ballew, Edith Bid- dix, Daphne Goodman, Lois Nance, and Millie Poteat were elected into the Marion Chapter of the National Honor Society. During the football season a contest was held to elect Miss Ripper. The whole school par- ticipated in this contest and elected Vivian Mor- gan, a girl from the Senior Class, Miss Ripper of '45. Several stars were added to the school's Service Flag during our senior year. These stars repre- sented Charles Ray Baker, Charlie McGimpsy, james Banks, and james Ray Robinson. These boys along with many others are fighting to make a better world for us as we finish our senior year and go out into the world as young men and WOIDCH. . . MILLIIE POTEAT, Hzirorzmz. SENIOR MASCOTS RUSSELL ELLIOTT BETTY Lara CONLIEY E302 SENIORS ,. -Q' 'S' THELMA AUTHERINI2 AUTREY Bright givin inslinrf lfitll musir-, rorul sp11l'lI'. 12 ev' PD' x Y'-Ll ' 'No' KATHRH'N ELLEN BALLEW A kind hgnrf is n founfuin of glmlmws 'making I' rr' rglth in fl in its 1'i1'inI'ff1 freshvn info smilwsf' Mau-nlnl 1305 Gourloy lcachei 'WS is WD, I 'VOA MARGIE ELLA BIGGERSTAFF Life's rr pleasant insfifufion, Ivf us fake' it as if r'omws. , xg shi- ,-,los 4-vw wr t ad' 1- X T WUI' 11?- 1 I -f ...nf- EVANIIER MIINN BRITI' Good qualifivs nrv the suhsfnnfiul rifhes of the mind. I 1 I E .ar-I 115 3 Aff' ZELMA LOUISE BURLESON ' J A good rlisposition is mow mluuhlf' than gold. I' ' lx S Y -'V' 'V' ALMA AIIIIREY CONLEY 9 A laugh is worth ll humlrwl yronns in any IrnIg1u1g1e'. ,.-I 1 7 I. ' sl ,as IRIS VELIMA AYERS Nhf' is ylwnflef fha! dofh yvnflv rII'er1s. EIIITH JAN E BIDIIIX Hvr voir-ff '1l'llS f'l'f'l' soft, ywnflw mul Iolr, an 6'.l'l'f'Hl'llf thing in woman. WILMA HATT'IE BRIGHT Silenf'e and 1'f'sr'rL'f' suygmsf pou'vr, MM ES ANDREW BRYSON Q' 'lllll J Uh.' if is I'.I'0eIl1'nf fo have u yimIf's sf1'1'uyHI. PEGGY LEE CARRIGAN Uh, gin' Ius the Il'UlHIllI u-ho sings at hm' work. ALLEN ROBY CONLEY, JR, HIV!! and wisdom are' born urifh ll man. SENIORS NURA ELIZABETH CRAXX-'LIEY nw lpr 4 Hl'IlIIf!l Iirvs in kiHl1IIf'SS. j. B. DAVIS ,IL Hum! hvunwr ix Hn' lu-nlfh nf ilu' soul. ' v ,A ' ' K., CHARLES LAWRENCE ESTES , H0 has 11, slow' and vusy Il'flll, yd hrfx X , ' muvh urImirf'rl. g 6 5' Q' 'g' 'W ' o,- Q, 4-i an gf ILA LUCILLE FISHER ' Hu! to sw hm' was In 'HIV' lwr, Inu' buf hvr, mul lm-1' fm'vre'r. Fx HIV WILLIAM RAY FLACIQ . f Bill j I Tlmuyh I sny lilflv, I think 1Iw'pI11. ,Q EAI f I I I 1 'N ' ib- Hua., JOSEPH MILLS GADDX Ar'fi074s arc' flu' mirror of rl nmII's . heart. u 'I ,gli QQ rx pl! It 1' - ,-, -M. A 'J SENIORS 'W Killa:-I in Efrlolan c S'I?NlORS ZANE HANSEI. IJALTUN ln l'l'l'l'!l Ilrwfl nf llIfN1',lf1'f hr' hull ll ,ll'lIl'f fu r1'suIrr', ll lnfml In 1'lIllfI'Il'4' 111:11 II lumfl In I'.r1'f-I1fw. BIETSY LEE ERWIN f'l1nff1'r, r'hfIfh'r ull HW Irlrilw, yr! I'l'l'l'fl'l0lIff Iorvs if. EARL ARc.HIIsAI,Im ESTES 'Kimi fhuu url long mul lflllk mul 'll'UII,'H, ns is Hu' rihhwfl srw-xun1I. PAUL FLAQIQ TlIw uwll of frm' lI'ff ix frufh ifsa'If. ANNIE SUE GADIIY uuvhllf Nll'4'l'f flvliglhl ll quirf liff' IIH1II'ffN. ALTA JANE GOLWFRIEH' Sim is preffy fo Irfllk Irifh, and zriffy fn talk ll'ff'l, and pleasant too, to think on, JOHN MONTFORD HAIRE f AIn1zly',j .-is mr-rry ns Hn- fluff is long. ELLLIRA LUULLE HEMPHILL To bv Illlfllfl gum! is ll'0IlIl'll'S num! ylurious fnxkf' Roslz MARY HIQNSLIZY Hfr1ap!1 nm I, from f'lll'1' I'n1 frrw, 11-1111 nr1'n'f Hwy ull f'UHfI'llf Iikw nw? SAMUEL Suouss I-Iomlawoon f SLz111 j Hr siylfll fn Illllllfl, Ullrllflll 110 Iurvfl lnlf wiv. f.7l,'l - fn d as Tr GIZNIZ RUSSELL HfJR'l'fJN 'lf is hwlfvr fu hw small und spre'ml snnshinv Hun' fn iw lnrgv mul rust ll NlIflll1lIl'.H HELEN Biammcxa KANIPE 'lhwlrwly fair mul mos! rlvrinvly lull, ll rlurlglltvr of the gurls is she. SENIORS 'The u-ord for mv is Joy, just simple f'7y BRATCHER H. LAUGHRIIQUIQ, JR. .avr I f B. H. j - 'f 'X 4: 'Howl 1'llPl'I' is no liinrlrmirr' lo fl youll Iiff'. -ix ' ,4-an 1 WILLIAM RUCKIQR LEDBIaT'.ER ffrBjHn, . FW ywx 'Life' is :mf su slmrf lnlf HW - 'lf 1l'fl!lS finw for 1-mn't0s11. ' ' . I I Oil Bus: n e S C Qi. , FRANCES SUI5 MARTIN Joy. 'AC' BRUCE MCNEAL A 'Za 'If V A. Q2 SENIORS Km' MAI, LAIIUIIRIIRQIS To ninkv flu' Il'4ll'lll n fr'ir'iullrl lnlnrw, mir' IllIlSf shrill' u f1'iwmllf1frir'w, MILIJRIZIJ EvIzI.YN LIQUNARU '21 youth fn Il'll0llI lrus !lI.I'l'H so murh of wrrfll, so niurh nf ,II'llI'I'll.H f1 .11f' Dt!-747 - Su-Y do-v-f ' A.. , I A . O ,L , ,. Thr, time' to be happy is today. WW- 95 Q .'.:'.'1i f fu- N ny' ' wr HARRY MILLIZR 'From thx' fup of his lirnrl In flu' sole' of his fool, hc' is 1111 mirflI. .'-hu LOIS RUTI-I NANCI f Dzzf!y j I 'Good order is the foundation of ull A things. SENIORS lu. 'Id' .-MQ ill! Q-asap' Pldflodggf IH tM!w:'f-sfo. - -f f Q MICQHAIQL ALVIN MClCALL f Mibe J ,llI'lr:- lows his frir'n4ls, mul is fruv fn 'is srllool mul if lmimr flil'l'N ffrvni- miss, is ffrwnf ns Il king. RoYc3I2 NIQAL Mc3NI2ILL Thw laws! hzfurfs HIV' 1'l'1'l' flu' ln'r11'r'sf. MARX' VIVIAN Mt,DRGAN f Pem1ziIz' 'J Uyvlliillflllf is fIr'r'111'1' fhfzn all S1weI'h,' I'wCf'HIl!l is flwvpm' Ulm: all fllilllfjlltf' MGFYZO tl J, B RUBY DOROTHY NIEIGHBORS CHDOIYYD Day by dug! on my nzvrry way. SENIORS NEI: RUCKIZR NOBLIT'T Ew1'!lhraI'w man is a man of his Il'uI'l1. HAZIEL RUTH OWENBY q 5p,wEy p I-lwautyl Swv: is muff' IMI. DANIIEL EIIWARII POOLE 'Zi light h4'r1I't lirws Inna, GLENN DAvIIm REQTOR It is lwttrr fn 11-wal' nut than tr: S' 'st 1lIIf.u Bli'l I'Y JEAN ROBB .IllI'IlflN willing tn hwlp. VIRGINIA GRACE ROBINSON Sil1'nrv' iw mart' musiral than any sony. ul 445 -M 4 0-Gia. .4 ear my 4, 4 .gg 'fadf' 'Fix- IQ . .3 f' , , ,, I , 3 'T ff 4'?ffN , .-Y. 'lvl IS.- .K-if '77 :Mfr Nap, 'S' 5355 .l . 1 5 Q 'ru .51 4...-M, 4 - 5 '-.7 5 if :IFF 6 I 2 lx 11, 'rv-I i' A 'Iv-'- M E' T THOMAS ROAN NORMAN Hf'ttvr to riff' twn thaasaralx IIPIIHIS than ll'l1IIH!f III!! lllllllllxu FRIEDA ELAINE PENNINGER Anil still tha!! flatwrl and still thvir IIVMIYIVI' flI'I'll', that una' small hvafl ruulrl 1-arry all shv km'u'. PAID - Elvq lfg L MILLIIZ POTIEAT ThrA milrlwst 7lIll?llll'l'S and tht' g1f'ntIvst 1lI'flI'f.U WALTER CLYDE REEL Laugh if you arf' rriwf JAM IES RAY ROBINSON AI,f'tlI'P silwnm' In thw Saints, I'n1 but hI1nLan. DAVID EUGENE ROSS 'Trying is all that mzymlw ran re'f114i1'c'. SENIORS LOIS EVIELYN ROSS .-l Iuringf lzwurf is flu' fl'lII'Sf wisrlnnz MIRIAN JI2ANIET'I'IZ SMITH lf ll flllllll fm-1' Is Il lwffvr nf 1'1'r'u1II- nlmzrlrrfiml, n gum! lzwurf is rr lwtfwr of l'l'1'IHf. AARON ELLIOTT STROUD H1' Hlllllflllf ns u srrgfv, huf ln' fvlf fl mlm. EUGENE MEREUITIHI TONEY IVurk nmkvs rz num. HOMIER LEE WALKIZR My nwnmryz is Ihr' flzingf I fnryvf Irifh MARGARIET G. WESTMORELAND Rell hair and ll laughing smilv :rin SENIGRS SENIORS IWARY 'I IZAN SI N'l III, f ljI11mf j .Y4'1'rl' frnlllrlf 'I'UlI,I1I'. IIII fl'uI1l1l1' fl'UlllII4'N flllllfv Nl1.l.I. LII, 5III.I2s USIIN mul SlI'1'l',,-' OT25 GORIION SULLIVAN, JR, IVIIO mrrkvs quirk usw of flu' lII'lllI1'llf is rr yrnius nf 'Il'Ill,l'llI'I' ITIOXVARIJ ALEXANDER TONITY A'lfa'vI'!1' 'If likrs unrl l'f'S'lt'Y'fS svlf- murll' nmn jAc,I4 VUALKIER Thr 'mln 7I'Iljl fn lmrf' n friwml is fu ln- ww. RUSSELL XXXAYNIE XWILLIS S1n'f'r'1I is gfrrnf, hut silwrlfc' is fIl'ClIft'I'.' LENARD LEROY WILSON A'F1'l1l'Il'.VS minds climb suolmst info l'I'1lIl'llH. I SPECIAL STUDENTS JAMES YOUNG BANKS What man rlurv, I IlIlI'I'. ROBERT K. HAW'KlNS Hw fines nn! 1lflSfIlUll1' his Iifw, hui lirws alrcmlyf' FRANCES ELIZABETH SMITH HH11I11'l1CSS is the suprvme objcrt of c1isfvm'e. 351- 4-slum. i FI4 gl, -qu AQ' iw lil dl. FLOYD HENRX' BROOME Still nr'hiefI'iny, sfill pursuing, learn ln Inbnr and In wait. ANNIE MAE MCCURRX' A ymml hvnrf is uwrfl: gold. JOHN BUNYAN WALKER, JR. qrrRedHD Hwuius finrlx its 01l'll rand. and rurrivx its own lump. SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY THELMA AUTHERINE ALITREY Home Economics Club, 1: Glee Club. 2, 3: Girls' Chorus. 4. IRIS VELMA AYERS Pleasant Gardens High School, l, 2, 3: Service Club, ll Girls' Chorus, 1: Dramatics Club. 2: Glee Club. 3. KATHRYN ELLEN BALLEW Citizenship Medal, 1: Class Play, 2, 3: Hylander Staff, 2, 3. 4, Advertising Manager. 3, Business Manager. 4: Marionette Staff, 3: National Honor Society. 4: Senior Con- tributing Most to M.H.S., 4: Most Dependable. 4. EDITH JANE Biooix North Cove High School, 1, 2: Class President. l, 2: Forum Club. 1. 2: Hobby Club, 2: Bible Club, 2: Student Council, 2: North Cove Hi-Light. 1. 2: Commercial Club, President. 3, Secretary, 4: Library Assistant, 4: Honor Society, 4. MARGIE ELLLA BIGGERSTAEE Home Economics Club, 1. 2, 3: Dramatics Club, 2: French Club. 3: Class Play. 3: Glee Club, 4. WILMA HATTIE BRIGHT Home Economics Club, 1, 2: French Club, 3: Secretary French Cl.Ib, 3: Hylander Staff, 4. EVANDER IMUNN BRITT Commercial Club. 2. 3. 4: Class Play, 2, 3: Cheerleader, 3. JAMES ANDREW BRYSON Football. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Baseball, 2, 3: Monogram Club, 2. 3, 4. 5 Basketball. 1. 2. 3, 4. 5: Glee Club. 4: Class Vice- President. 4: Best Athlete, 5: Athletic Club. 5: Science Club, 2, 3, Class Play, 3: Christ School, 2. 3: Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. ZELMA LOUISE BLIRLESON Basketball, 1, 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader, 2: Monoa:'Im Club, 1. 2, 3. 4: Monogram Club Secretary, 1: Student Advisory Council. 2: Airplane Club. 4: Home Economics Club, 1. 2: Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. PEGGY LEE CARRIGAN Home Economics Club, 1. 2: Marionette Club, 2: Class Play. 2: Girls' Health Club. 3: Monogram Club, 4. ALMA AUDREY CONLEY Basketball. 2, 3, 4: Marionette Club, 1. 2. 3: Dr.. ics Club, 4: Library Club, 4: Library Assistant. 4: Wakress. Junior-Senior Banquet, 2: Home Economics Club 1. 2: Intramural Sports, 1, 2. 3, 4: Secretary, Dramatics Club, 4, ALLEN ROBY CONLEY, JR. Pleasant Gardens High School. 1. 2: Dramatics Club, 1, 2. Glef Club, 1, 2: Basketball, 1, 2: F.F,A. Club. 2: Class ay, . NORA ELIZABETH CRAWLEY Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. ZANE HANSEL DALTON Band, 2, 3, 4: Football, 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club. 2: Tennis Tournament. 2, 3: Vice-President Class, 2: Intramural Sports, 3: Marionette Staff, 3, 4, Associate Editor, 4: Band Officer, 4: Wittiest. 4. J. 'B. DAVIS Secretary-Treasurer Dramatics Club, 2: Commercial Club, 4: Dramatics Club, 2. BETSY LEE ERWIN Home Economics Club, 1: Glee Club. 2, 3. 4: Marshal, 2: Music Club, 3: Library Club, 3: Library Assistant, 3. 4. CHARLES I.AwRENcgE IfS'I'FS Commercial Club, 4. IZARI. ARCHIIIALD ESTES Science Club. 1: Football, 4. ILA LLICILLE FISHER Library Assistant. 1. 2: Glee Club. 2, 3: Library Club, 3: Cheerleader. 4: Marionette Club, 4: Society Editor Marion- ette, 4: Girls' Health Club Assistant. 4. PAUL FLACK Basketball, 1, 2. 3. VVILLIAM RAY FLACK Band. 3. ANNIE SUE GADDY study ciub. 2. 3. 4. IOSEPH MIl.l.S GAIIDY 'Ootball, 3. 5: Hylander Staff. 4: Marionette Staff. 5: Junior Rotarian, 5. ALTA IANE GODFREY Basketball, 1. 2: Monogram Club, 2, 3. 4: Tennis Tourna- ment, 3: Intramural Sports, 3. 4: Cheerleader, 3, 4: Chief Cheerleader. 4: Glee Club, 3: Class Play. 3. DAPHNE ANN GOODN' Home Economics Club, 1: Marshal, 1: GE:-Iwood High School. 2: Associate Editor Glenwood Echoes, 2: Sports Club. 2: Class Play, 3: Glee Club, 3: Library Assistant, 3: Hylander Staff. 4: National Honor Society, 4: Most Talented, 4. JOHN MONTFORD HAIRE Pleasant Gardens High School, 1, 2. 3: Dramatics Club. 1, 2: Vice-President Service Club, 3: Student Council, 1. 2, 3: County Declamation Contest Winner, 1941: Representa- tive to Boys' State. 1942: Agriculture Club. 1: President Student Council, 3: Band, Aeronautics Club, 4: Assistant Prosecutor Student Court. 2. IEWEL NAOMI HARRIS Commercial Club. 2: Dramatics Club, 5. ELMIRA LUCILLE HEMPHILL Home Economics Club, 1: Glee Club. 2, 3: Girls' Chorus, 4. MARVIORIE LUCILLE l-IEMPHILL Glee Club, 2: Band. 2, 3. 4: Marionette Club. 3: Band Majorette, 4: Society Editor Marionette, 4: Girls' Health Club Assistant. 4. ROSE MARY HENSLEY Cheerleader. 1. 2, 3: Basketball. 1, 2, 3. 4: Library As- sistant. 2: Glee Club, 2. 3: Monogram Club, 3. 4: Marion- ette Staff. 3: Class Play. 3: Program Chairman Monogram Club. 4: Best Athlete. 4. VIRGINIA LEE HENSLEY Glee Club, 2. 3. 4. SENICR CLASS DIRECTCJRY SAMUEL SHOLES HOMEWOOD Band, 1, 2, 3: Marionette Staff, l, 2, 3. Circulation Man- ager, 2, 3: State Music Contest, 1: National Music Con- test, 1: Citizenship Medal, 2: District Music Contest, 2: Manager of Class Play, 2: Class Play, 3: Hylander Staff, 3. 4: Circulation Manager of Hylander, 3: Associate Editor of Hylander, 4: Saxophone Quartet. 2: Monogram Club, 4: Football, 4, MARGARET MONTGOMERY HONEYCUTT Shelby High School. 1. 2, 3: Glee Club, l. 2: Class Play, 21 First Aid Course. 3: Dramatics Club, 4, GENE RUSSELL HORTON Commercial Club. 2, 3, 4. CLAUDE CON LEY JARRETT Science Club, 1. 2: Commercial Club, 1. 23 Marionette Staff. 3. 4, Editor-in-Chief, 4: Band. 2. 3, 43 Junior Rotarian. 4. HELEN BEATRICE KANIPE Home Economics Club, 1, 23 Music Club, l. 3: Library Assistant, 2: Glee Club. 2, 3: Home Nursing Club, 3: Girls' Chorus. 4: Hylander Staff, 4. BRATCHER HADDEN LAUGHRIDGE, JR. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Football. 3, 4: Marionette Staff. 1, 2, 3. 4: Intramural Sports, 1: National Music Contest, 11 State Music Contest, 1: Basketball, 2, 3, 41 Aeronautics Club, 4: Class Play, 3, KOY MAC LAUGHRIDGE Science Club, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer. 2: Dramatics Club. 41 Commercial Club, lj Best Dressed, 4, WILLIAM RUCRER LEDBETTER Band, 1. 2, 3. 4: State Music Contest, 1: National Music Contest, 1: Marionette Staff. 21 District Music Contest, 3: Sports Editor, Hylander. 3. 4: Footba.ll. 2, 3. 4: Softball. 2, 3: Intramural Sports, 3: Trumpeteer to King and Queen of May, 2: First Aid Club, 23 Monogram Club. 4, MILDRED EvELYN LEONARD Home Economics Club. 1, 2: Glee Club. 2. 3: Music Club. 3: Home Nursing Course, 3: Girls' Chorus, 41 Band. 4: Treasurer Girls' Chorus. 4: Best Dressed, 4. FRANCES SUE MARTIN Home Economics Club, 1: Band. 1, 21 State Band Contest, 1: National Band Contest. 1: Glee Club, 2, 4: French Club, 3: Marshal 1, 2: Class Play. 3. IWICHAEI. ALVIN MCCALL All-State Band, 1, 2: State Music Contest, 1: Solo National Music Contest, l: National Honor Society. 3, 4: President Class. 1, 2: Vice-President Class. 4: Class Play. 2, 3: Marionette Staff. 2. 3, Circulation Manager, 2, 3: Circula- tion Manager of Hylander, 3: Editor-in-Chief of Hylander. 4: Student Director, Band, 3, 4: Student Advisory Council. 2: Citizenship Medal, 2: Marshal. 1. 2, 3: District Music Contest, 2: Quartet District Music Contest, 2: Most Depend- able. 4: Senior Contributing Most to M.H,S.. 4: Most Talented, 4: Most Courteous. 4: Junior Rotarian. 4. BRUCE MCNEAI. Tennis, 2, 33 Basketball, 2, 4: Commercial Club, 2. 3, 4: Aeronautics Club. 4. ROYCE NEAL MCNEll.I. Safety Patrol, 4: Football. 3. 4: First Aid Course. 2: Soft- ball, 2, 3: Intramural Sports, 1. 2, 3: Advanced Science Club. 2: Aeronautics Club, 4, President, 4. HARRY MILLER Class Play, 2. 3: Science Club, 1: Dramatics Club. 4. MARY VIVIAN MORGAN Home Economics Club, 1: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President, 3: Band, 2: Waitress, Junior-Senior Banquet, 2: Class Play. 2. 3: Music Club, 1, 2, 3: Librarian, Glee Club, 4: Hal- lowe'en Queen, 4: Miss Ripper, 4: Hylander Staff. 4. LOIS RUTH NANCE High Point Junior High School. 1: Do-Your-Bit-Club, 1: Program Chairman, Do-Your-Bit-Club, 1: Librarian, 1: Music Club. 1, 2, 3: Marionette Staff, 2: Glee Club. 3, 4, Vice-President. 4: National Honor Society, 4: Class Prophet, 4: Hylander Staff, 4. RUBY DOROTHY NEIGHBORS Cool Springs High School, 1: Library Club. 1: Library As- sistant. l. 2, 3: First Aid Course, 1: Home Economics Club, 1, 2: Business Manager, Class Play. 3: Home Nursing Course, 3: Girls' Health Club. 3: Cheerleader, 4: Mono- gram Club, 4. NED RUCKER NOBLITT Football, 2. 3, 4: Monogram Club, 3, 4, Treasurer. 3, Vice- President. 4: Science Club. 2: Class President. 3: Class Secretary-TreasuI'er, 4: Intramural Sports, 3. THOMAS ROAN NORMAN Monogram Club, 4: Football, 4: Commercial Club, 2, 3: Softball, 2. 3, 4: Intramural Sports. 2, 3, 4. HAZEL RUTH OVUENBY Hylander Staff. 4: Marionette Staff, 3. 4: Feature Editor. 4: Home Economics Club. 1, 21 Glee Club. 21 First Aid Course. 2: Home Room Representative, 1: Business Man- ager. Class Play, 3: Office Assistant, 3, 4: Aeronautics Club. 4. FRIEDA ELAINE PENNINGER Scholarship Medal, 1. 2: Marshal. 1. 2. 3: Chief Marshal, 3: Marionette Staff. 1: Vice-President Dramatics Club, 2: Class Play. 2: Student Advisory Council. 1, 22 French Club, 3: National Honor Society. 3. 4. Treasurer, 4: Hylander Staff, 4: Best Citizen, 4. DANIEL EDWARD POOLE, JR. Roper High School. 1, 2: Vice-President of Class, 1: Base- ball, 2: F.F.A, Club. 2: Glee Club, 1, 2: Class Play, 3: Basketball, 2, 4: Band, 3. 4: Hylander Staff. 3. 4: Football. 4. MILLIE POTEAT Home Economics Club. l. 2: Dramatics Club, 2: French Club, 3: Glee Club. 4: National Honor Society. 4. GLENN DAVID RECTOR Commercial Club, 4. WALTER CLYDE REEL Science Club, 2: Intramural Sports, 3: Commercial Club. 4. BETTY JEAN ROEB Newton High School. 1. 2, 32 Glee Club. 4. JAMES RAY ROBINSON Band, 2. 4: Nebo High School, 3: President, Junior Class, 3. VIRGINIA GRACE ROBINSON Home Economics Club, 1. 2: Glee Club. 2, 3. 4: Secretary Glee Club. 4. DAVID EUGENE ROSS SENICDR CLASS DIRECTORY Lois EVELYN Ross Basketball, 1. 2, 4: Band, 1: Home Economics Club, 1, 2. 4: Marionette Staff, 1, 2, 3: Girls' Health Club. 3: Dra- matics Club, 4: Home Nursing Course, 3. MARY JEAN SENTELI. Band. 2, 3, 4: District Contest, 2: Clarinet Quartet, 2: Journalism Club, 1: Glee Club, 2: Marionette Club. 3: Girls' Chorus, 4, President, 4: Best All-Round, 4: Friend- liest, 4: Wittiest. 4. IWARIAN -IEANETTE SMITH Parker High School, 1, 2: Arts and Craft Club, 1: Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3: Journalism Club, 2: First Aid Course, 2: Parkerscope, 2: Herald Staff. 2: Marionette Staff. 3: Commercial Club, 3. NELI. LEE STILES Home Economics Club, 1, 2: First Aid Course, 3: Dra- matics Club, 4. AARON ELLIOTT STROUD OTIS GORDON SULLIVAN, JR. Chester High School. 1: Vice-President Class. 1: Football Manager, 4: Commercial Club, 4. EUGENE MEREDITH TONEY Softball, 3. 4: Intramural Sports, 3, 4: Aeronautics Club, 4. HOWARIJ ALEXANIJER TONEY Marshal, 1, 2. 3: Student Council, 2. 3, Commercial Club. 4: President Commercial ClIIb, 4, Class President, 41 Honor Society, 3, 4, President, 4: Junior Rotarian, 4, Best Citizen, 4. HOMER XXfAl,KER State Band Contest. 1: National Band Contest, 2: Football. 2, 4: Science Club, 2: Tennis, 2, 33 District Contest. 31 Marionette Sta1T. 3: Intramural Sports, 3: Band Council, 4, Student Director Band, 4. IACK WALKER Marshal, 1, 2: Football, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 3, 4: Band, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, President, 4: Science Club, 2: Marionette Staff, 3, Feature Editor. 4: Monogram Club, 4: Tennis, 2. 31 Music Medal, 3: Class Secretary, 3: Class Vice-President, 4: Class Play, 3: First Aid Course, 22 Friendliest, 4: Best All-Round, 4: Band Council, 3, 41 Junior Rotarian, 4. MARGARET Glass WESTMORELAND Hylander Staff, 1, 2: State Music Contest, 1, 2: National Music Contest, 21 Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary. 2: May Day Attendant, 2: Clarinet Quartet, 2: Class Play. 2, 3: Marionette Staff. 3: Glee Club, 4: Most Courteous, 4: District Contest, 2. RUssELI. WAYNE WlLl.lS Science Club, 2: Hylander Staff, 3, 4: Football, 4, LENARD LEROY WILSON Band, 2. 3: Hylander Staff, 3, 4: Marionette Staff, 2. SPECIAL STUDENT DIRECTORY JAMES YOUNG BANKS Football. 4, 5. 6: Basketball, 4, 5: Softball, 4, 5, 6: Volley gall! 45, 5: Glee Club, 5: Commercial Club, 5: Monogram u. . FLOYD HENRY BROOME Commercial Club. 4. 5: Commercial Club, Treasurer, 5. ROBERT K. HAWKINS English Club, 2, 3: Football, 4, 5: Class Play, 3: Wittiest, 4: Softball, 4: Intramural Sports, 2, 3. 4. 5. ANNIE MAE MCCURRY Home Economics Club. 1. 2: Girls' Health Club. 4: Com- mercial Club. 5, FRANCES ELIZABETH SMITH Tri High School, 1: Science Club, l: Music Club. 1: Marionette Staff, 3: Hylander Staff, 4, 5. JOHN BUNYAN WALKER, JR. rrRedvv Class President, 4: Class Vice-President, 2: Monogram ClIIb. 2, 3, 4, 5. President, 5: Glee Club. 4: National Honor Society. 3, 4, 5. President. 4: Football, 2, 3, 4, 5. Captain. 5: Basketball, 3, 4, 5, Manager, 2: Chief Marshal, 3: Scholarship Medal. 1, 2. 3, 4: Valedictorian, 4: Band, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President. 5: Best Citizen. 4: Most Studious, 41 Best All-Round, 4: King of Halloween. 5: Class Play, 4: Tennis Doubles Winner, 3, 4: Junior Rotarian, 4: All- Conference Guard. 51 Best Blocker, 5. SENIGR CLASS PROPHECY SoMi5T1M12 AGO while attending a lecture given in New York by the famous author and lecturer, Kathryn Ballew, a former classmate of mine, I ran into none other than the celebrated traveling correspondent, Marjorie Hemphill, and between the three of us we dug up bits of information, pertaining to the activities of our former class- mates. Marjorie had just returned from the West Coast where she had been sent to interview California's Governor, Roby Conley. Governor Conley took her to Hollywood to interview some celebrities there, and passing through Los Angeles they stopped off to visit Farm Administrator, Sam Homewood. Out at the M. G. M. lot, they were greeted by the beautiful leading lady, Vivian Morgan, and the idol of the screen, Bill Ledbetter. Vivian was very eager to finish her new picture, and return to New York where her fiance, Red Walker and his Sweet Sentimentalistsu were playing a long engagement at the famous Club 21. At the War- ner Brothers' lot, Marjorie and Governor Conley enjoyed watching comedienne jean Sentell act in several scenes from her latest production, Miss Bliss. Incidenrally, also working in the picture were jack Walker and his famous swing band, and Monty Haire. the George Murphy of our day. As Governor Conley was driving Marjorie to the airport they passed Hollywood's famous Mo- cambo and stepped for a lfzief chat with the co- owners Homer Walker and Zane Dalton. They gave her messages for Edwari Poole, the Nation's No. 1 Test Pilot, whom she planned to interview in Miami. I told Marjorie and Kathryn about my recent visit to the busy city of Washington, where I was surprised to find so many of my former class- mates. Working as secretaries were: Annie Mae McCurry, Virginia Lee Hensley, Wilma Bright, Sue Gaddy, and Nora Crawley. Believe it or not, Hazel Owenby is the Presidents Private Secretary and she keeps up with the gossip there as well as she used to do in Mr. Poole's office at home. Helen Kanipe, working as Receptionist at the White House, said she had noticed among the guests there, Senators B. H. Laughridge, Paul Flack, and Speaker of the House, Otis Sullivan. Working with head nurse, Lucille Fisher, at Washington's largest hospital were Nurses Evelyn Ross, Audrey Conley, Iris Ayers, and Betsy Lee Erwin. Doctors Howard Toney and Earl Estes were also on the staff of this famous hospital. Leaving Washington, I fiew to our own won- derful State of North Carolina. Back in our home town of Marion, one of the first persons I met was Charles Estes, Proprietor of Charlie's Soda Shop. He gave me information about many more of my classmates. Mike McCall has been very successful in the undertaking business which he has established in Raleigh. Harry Miller is the owner of a big chain of grocery stores and David Ross is Park Commis- sioner of North Carolina. Koy Mac Laughridge is a very 5. 'cessful engi 'eer in Detroit, and E. M. Britt is the owner of an airplane factory in Balti- more. While Charles and 1 were talking, Gene Toney, a conductor on the Southern Railroad came in. On his daily runs he had picked up bits of gossip SENICDR CLASS PROPHECY about others in our class. Edith Biddix, at home for a much needed rest is a dietitian at Duke Hos- pital. Margie Biggerstaif and Millie Poteat, as good friends as ever, are operating a Beauty Salon, and Russell Horton, part owner of the Carolina Trailways, frequently stops in Marion. joe Gaddy is the proud owner of a dairy farm located just outside of Marion. In the midst of our conversation the radio blasted forth with Wayne Willis and his Corn- fed Rhythm Boys, now taking the place of the Briarhoppers at Charlotte's 50,000 watt station. Charles tells me that Royce McNeill is a tech- nician there. Speaking of radio, we immediately thought of the world-famous comedians, james Ray Robinson and Bruce McNeal. Also starring in his own radio show is vocalist, Claude Jarrett. News Commentator, Billy Flack, has also made a name for himself in radio. After I had given out all the information I had picked up about our classmates, Kathryn told us some interesting facts. She said that concert pianists, Daphne Goodman ant. Sue Martin are touring Europe, The New York Philharmonic or- chestra, which boasts of oboe soloist Mildred Leonard, is touring all the large cities in this country. With the Metropolitan Opera Company is coloratura soprano, Thelma Autrey, contralto, Lucille Hemphill, and baritone, Leonard Wilson. Making a success as models are Margaret West- moreland, Virginia Robinson, and Margaret Honey- cutt. Kathryn. said that she had just seen the Broad- way production of Carmen, starring actor Glenn Rector, and ballet dancer Alta Godfrey, and that it was destined to become a big hit. By reading the newspapers we had found out that Roan Norman is manager of the New York Giants, and jim Bryson and Ned Noblitt are playing professional football for the Washington Red Skins. Rose Mary Hensley, Peggy Ca rrigan, Zelma Burleson, and jewel Harris are Physical Instructors at Cornell, Duke, Carolina, and Southern Cali- fornia Universities, respectively. Elaine Penninger is librarian at St. Mary's, and Frances Smith, Dot Neighbors, Nell Stiles, and Betty Robb are all school teachers. Marjorie, Kathryn, and I were proud of the fact that several of our former classmates have remained in the services of our country. Robert Hawkins and Floyd Broome are serv- ing as Chaplains in our Army, B. Davis and Aaron Stroud are in the submarine Service of our Navy, and Walter Reel is the typical Marine. jean- ette Smith is an officer in the XXp1Cs now, and wouldn't leave for any other position. Because this information proved so interesting, Marjorie, Kathryn, and I forgot that we had work of our own to do. A glance at our watches told us that it was already f te, but before i.',' e departed, we knew that someday, as soon as possible, we were going to have a class reunion .... Until that day I hopefully remain Your Senior Class Prophet, Lois NANCE. 'V' . ,O w:,,,s'Nwsv . 1 ec A 'iv J Sd!!! A 2 .IL 'A' ' v , wg I , It ' I W., -.f ,gk , A .Sl '7, 'A A- 'I a A-I, 'K R ,A A . so H 'I I . . I Q 1 ' Is IWW if 5 W We ' A 3, V most Dependable Best All-round, Best Dressed, 'Sl :I 55? I-'af' Elf ' IX s c r b .,,f'f7.I '2f,f,si iI' Best Athletes wittaest f?affo-High Best citizens TD IC rt I os ou eou.5 Friendnest lTIosITa.len1Zed. Bm Cifigwzs . , . . ELAINE PENNINOEII, HOWARD TONEY l1 1zf1w1 .... . . . JEAN SENTELL, ZANE DALTON lxilllf 7'.J!Lf7lIccl' . ' A G I NI IWCCALL . . . .DAIZ OODMAN1, IKE . . .4., JEAN SENTELL, JACK WALKER C , .... KATIIRYN BAIIEW, INIIKE MCCAI1, . IX1lI.DRI?D LEONARD, KOY MAC LAUGHRIDGE . . , . . . MAIIIQAIIET XVESTMOIIELANII, INIIKE IVICCALI, JEAN SENTEII, JACK WAI,KEII limi All-Rfunzd Ixflllf I7c',f7vIlLf.lf1f HCI! Ilrunnuf . Mm! Cnzzrlmns I:VjL'7lLj1ic':'Sf ....... ..... g D lim Aflfle-In ........ . . . ROSE BIARY HENSIEY, JIM BIIYSON 5Cf1jllI'O Cfnzmlmlizzg Alum! lu M. II. S. . . KATIIIIYN BAI,IIITNX', MIKE MCCAl.I. 24 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT THE SENIOR CLAss OF 1944, being in full possession of weak minds, poor memories and shallow understanding, do hereby publish and de' clare this, our last will and testament, hereby re- voking any and all wills by us before made. 1. I, Kathryn Ballew, lea.: n. sophisticated ways to Clara justice. 2. I, Betsy Lee Erwin, leave my ability to say the right thing at the wrong time to Margaret Ledbetter. 3. I, Earl Estes, leave my friendly smile to Bo Crisp. 4. I, Bill Flack, leave my car to anyone with a C Ration book. 5. I, Alta Godfrey, leave my ability to get other girls' beaux to Jeannette Broome. 6. I, Rose Mary Hensley, leave my athletic ability to Barbara Howard. 7. I, B. H. Laughridge, will my excess weight to Betty Davis. 8. I, Koy Laughridgeu-.wilU.1y hair to anyone who doesn't get seasick easily. 9. I, Bill Ledbetter, will my bold and brazen ways to Hugh Ellis. 10. We, Mike McCall and Sam Homewood, leave our collection of ties to any color-blind per- son. 11.' I, Royce Fruit McNeill, leave my ability to get a fast start to john Klutz. 12. I, Elaine Penninger, will my brilliant mind to Ruth Byrd. 15. I, jean Sentell, leave my ability to get boys by the dozens to Goldie Cooper. 14. We, Zane Dalton, Claude vlarrett, and Homer Walker, leav. .zur ability LO stick together to any three boys that can stand each other, 15. I, Margaret Westmoreland, leave my red hair to Anne Shiflet. 16. I, jack Walker, leave my musical ability to john Mack Igauul fidge. 17. I, jim Bryson, leave my athletic ability to Bill Gremlin Stanley. 18. I, Margaret Honeycutt, seltishly leave my voice to Lawrence Atkins. 19. I, B. Davis, leave my size to Ralph Toney. 20. I, Edward Poole, leave . . . Period. We, the Class, leave to Mr. Beam our appre- ciation for his efforts to keep us on the right path the last four years. We leave to Mr. Poole our thanks for making our school years educational and pleasant. We leave to the faculty our undying gratitude 'or their helpfulness and patience during our dark hours of ignorance. Homiza WALKER, 7'eir.zmr. THE JUNICJR CLASS Nlozell Atkins Faye Ayn-rs f'arl Ballvw IQ. 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Doris Davis Iniom-no Elliott Mary Ann lfllliott Bvrnivv lingzlanrl lfranvvs I-England Nlary Suv livans Bt-My .lo Flavk lflvolyn l lvin..i,: YV' :la Fowlvr 'l'linrston Foxx Margin- I,-to Framly .Mlnliv L00 tiaclxly Rolwrt tilarltlvn llngln Hlaclmlvn Nliriani tilt-nn Doris tiooml William llawkins MEMBERS Int-I laming Allcn l.ccllwilcr Gorman1.1-illwttcr lr .lSllll0S lA'lllll'ltl'l' NlJll':IJll'0l lmtllwtlvl' lullzaln-tl: l,cntz lintli l,cntx Bolmlmit- Nlartin firm-ta Nlartin f'll2Il'l0S Mask l'l1lXXVIll'tl Nlviicc Y William Nlvlver NlJll',2'2ll't'l Nlvliii liaynuonrl Hawkins l-'ranvos Nic-N01-ly Katlilm-un llcail Juanita llcnsluy l,onist- llollitivlfl l ran1'os llowar1l Waym- Jamison Maxine Jarrott l'anl .lonvs .lavk l,anp:ln'nlgrc lliliiin' Nll'N0vly l-'ramw-s Nlillcr 'l'llIlI'l0ll0 Nlnrray Hrm-st U'lh-ar l'liillip Ulllllll Ruby Uxwiisby 'l'lu-ta Payne Carl l'c-niln-rton. 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I L K Xi' I 4 . f X fi E K 28 Hl'liH CiI,AlJDEN MIRIAM IHAHNN IUXRIS GOOD V'II,I-IAN. HAVVKINS L' WI! HAVVKINS KA'l'III.EEN HH ' 'Y JUANITA HHNSIASY LOUISE HOILIFIELD FRANCES HOVVARID YVAYNE JAMISON NIAXINE JARlil'1'l l' PAUL JONES JACK LAUGHRIDGE JOHN MACK I,Al'GHRIDGFZ INICZ LAVVING AI,l,l'1N l,l1lIJBE'l l'ER OORMAN l,l'ZlJlil+l'l l'l'1R. JR. MAliGAliE'l' I,EDBl'1'l l'lCR l'2I,lZAl!l4l'I'II NEXT! Rl l'II I,l'1N'l'Z IIOBHIE MARTIN Glil'l'l'A MARTIN l'HARI,l'1S MASK HAYYVARO MVGIHIC vVIl,I,lAM MPIVER MAIi1iAliH'l' MVKINNI-XY FRANl'FIS Mm'NEELY HA'l l'Il'1 Mc'NI'1EI,Y l RANI'ES MIl,I,I'lH 'l'HITRI.ENl'1 MVRRAY I'IRNl'1S'l' O'Dl'lAR l'HlI,I,ll' IALTIII ' RUBY OVVENSIP' TIlI'I'I'A PAYNI CARL I'I'1NII!l 1R'l'ON. .IR VIRGI' ANLANII JOHN l'I'1'l'I'1RS BIARJORIE IILESS J F A NN E'I l'I'1 RA DER JVNIOR ROBINCON BILL ROLAND ESTON ROSS GENEVA RIIBIFI-1l.'l' MARY C. SEBASTIAN I'HARLI'1S SIGMON I'1I,lZABE'I'II ANN S'l'I'1I'I' C'OLEEN STYLES MILDRED STILES ELLA SXVANN RALPH TONEY VERA NIAE NVAGHS WILLIAM VVALKICR LOUIS VVALL VVILMA VVATKINS CALVIN XVHIKII KI 1NNI'l'I'H VVRLBORN RI'BY XVHITSON HELEN VVILKERSON JUNIORS V' .qv s X M .f X 4 6. I ff' 2 . Q pw. , for 'Q ,J .. K ,I Q b V' 1 Q. 5 6, ,I W If I L' L' ff Q' I' I I - 'W ' I . A I , .M I ' . 2 C 113 R ' 3. . PI . I -V 'Ht- 4 Q. .LL T' ' IQ, x f Rv .T lr. -.. w W ,, s ,gg :,, yi 41 gr: - I av I .,. -f ' -1-f jj, ff --:- My .-, .13 1 , W 135 KI ,vi as an 2 ,y -4 err 4 -4 I 2 KN? AZAIQ I I' ' 1 6 I I 5 N I I' ,. ' s , ,.., .-.. f N , A- -x I ,Q L my 'L,,A.41w ip, fn gs' V! uv. iq. 'Q at -vu, x' ' S 'K XI 'Q' .1-51 AQ, Q N7 w S' Ni 29 THE EIGHTH GRADE 51:1 rgnret .Xl kins llllIll0l'Al'l'UXS'1lHll XV i nslow ll'K'lIL r r l 5213.2 .-.ff S . .v'i..7ff. 4 ja. . X ,T 7,5 1: h:H 3 uf' ' EIGHTH GRADE ROLL lletly Jo lzllls .lziines Alfreml linglziinl llnllm xx. Jr. .Xrrie Lee livzins ' llJIl'llt'l' Robert ll2lI'llllJll'4ll Keilli lliclflix Jonnne Fielrl IJzn'i1lFiiiley Clnumle Flack Ilowural lliggerstzitf .Xllmert Brooks Brooks J. ll. Ulis lluff filenn:1Jnne llvrcl X ll'l.fIlllJl 1 .inn-ron Nia C. X Nlyrtle Freennin Kenneth Frisbee Fannie Nlziucle llzulrly Wninlzi Geousre Xvllllillll Giles ll:il'hzirzi lilzulmlen Nlillmleen Greene rzurel June Vzirrigun V. Vurler Lee Vlieek .l. ll lleun er Riel: if i- .lrtl C Ullllls Koln-l'1l'ollins ldvelvn Crow Helen Hurley l r:ink Hall .Xlfrerl lluinnietl tiemlmline llsirklerorle Doris llurris Liln l'1JlI'l0 llnrrison Robert l'ullnln-rtson Nlil Roy bylni .Ml lVill Veliu ll2lN'KlllS mlre1l.Xn1nlD:nxiis IJ:1vis,Ji llbnvis mn In-:il iziln Denton llmrles llunwnn lCslm ll linrlm X .lan-qua-line lznrley lirlwziwl lillim .lzilnes lilli oil Juunilsi l'1lli4 Kathryn Helms Klux Ilelnpliill f'linlonllen1lFey' ll1lllill4llll'llQlt'Y Nlnpliery llensley Uplielisi Nine llensley l':iul llieks Dolores llollilielcl Irene llollilielml liuliy llolliiielal Ilownrfl lloover. .lr. Olive llotlel Louise Ilullel ll0l'lll2I Hoyle Loy Nleliinley Hutchins Nine Belle Iluteliins Joyce lnseor Xlurfrie Jarrett l'liurlene Jones lrene Knnipe l'e1l King Guy Kirby, llI Willa Dean Lee Irene Lingzerfelt Willinln Loclen Huy Long: Iiulli Lon: Inrkie Lonon Xvlllllil Nlelver l':irl Nleliailliurcl liuliy Mefinlliairrl Veeil Nluee l':iul Martin George Wzltus Miller Wilson Miller l,t'lllI1ll'llAl1NNly Norris Murray Charles Xorlon l l'2llIKllll l':iee lirnlmni l'enalerg:r:iss .Xlhert I,l'lllJlllfl J. YV. l'onrler. Jl'. liuln Blue Poole Ililly Potent llruee Potent Morpliew Potent Arthur l'riee Earl Rayburn Jinnnie Robb Malek Rolunrl Nlillie Ross Nlnrie Ruth Lloyd Scott llrtty Jenn Seusrle Eleanor Settleinyre Allllk' Sliillet llowaircl Silver Maury Louise Sniitli Dean Sparks Speneer Slepp Jerry Sullle Louise Taylor Mary Fmnees 'l'lioln Melhzi Trent Roy 'l'rinks liliznlmetli Turner Gerailcline 'l'urninire l'liz1rIes XVzl,2es Cevil Writers Norris XVntkins Z0lll2l YVehh Vnrol Willis Jusie YVillis Aileen VVisem:1n Louise Young THE EIGHTH GRADE SOPHOMCJRE AND FRESHMAN CLASSES .linnny Atkins l,awren4'e Atkins Betty I,ou Ranks FRESHMEN Nicholas Ileyinney Robert Dohhins Ruby Dunvan .Iolun Ilonier lleainan 'l'ed Harley llohhy Bishop lidward lllaek Iyis Host Estelle Bradley Sannny Britt Jeanette Broome llazel lluvhanan Opal Ilutl' Douglas Rursress Margaret llurnette Ruby Byrd Fred Vollins James Ray Vonier .lannie Vounor tioldie Fooper Vivian Cordell I,ynn Vrawley lletty Davis Vivian Daiis XViltou Davis Yvral Baldwin Donald Flaylon Sannny Fo llugli lilli S Donald lingrland Kate Mae lipley Faye Ferguson Lois Ann Finley Zelotes Finley Ilarley Fresbour Ruby Frisbee Doris Frye Ruby Frye lletty Gibson .lavk Goode Ralph tiouue Kathryn Hurley .Ioe Guthrie ll:-u'ah Harris Polly llawkins Earl llelins Mollie Hollitit-ld Yirfriuia llollitield llarhara Howard Charlotte Huffman Vlnarles Inscor Margaret Jamison Sara Johnson C'lara Justice Ruby I.onon John Kluttz Dixie Lee Mace Hazel NlvC'oriniek Hazel Nlefurry Flara I,ee McNeill Virginia Mt-Neill Frank Miller I'aul Morgan Glenn Nlurdoek Harry Neighbors Robby .lean Nesbitt Guy Nivhols Vl'ayne Norman .lames Norton Velvie Pearson l,um'iIle Padgett Rodger Patterson Mildred l'0tvl's Frances Pool James l'ool SOPHOMORES Hugh Elliott .lack Greene l'auline Pave Ray l'oteat Kirby Rader 30 Sammy Proctor Carter Rader Nlargzaret Riddle Paul Ross Frances Rumfelt Jean Ruth Doris Seagle Glenn Selby Reba Scott Melha Simpson William Stanley Miriam Stroud Lena Swann Myrtle Taylor Doris Toney Paul Turnhill Kenneth Turner Annie Faye Vess Fannie Mae Vess Rllyinell West Gladys White Robby YVliite Ruby VVilkerson Beatrice VVilliams Nina Jane VVyatt Iioyt Reel Ray Robinson Leon Tate Ted Trinks SCPHCDMORE AND FRESHMAN CLASSES fad.-,,, , Q I ' 'll , ,,,. A,......z , . . ,,,...,,,,, f CANDID CAMERA , 4 af fi, f 4 ACTIVITIES - v x THE 1944 HYLANDER STAFF lldiffn'-ilz-Chief . B11LIi11eI1r Alamzger . A.!'.l'0l'fdf? Editor . Adz'erfi,Ii11g Ahzlmger CjI't'll!Ilff0l7 Alazzalgef' Sjmrl,s Edilm' . . Tyypiml . . T'1'pi,I'f . Tiyfljfl . Typhi . 7'-ypm . T-ypiit . T'3ff1iI. . . . MIKE MCICALL . KATHRYN BALLEW . SAM HOMEWOOD . BETTY JO BROOKS CARL PEMBIERTON, JR. . BILL LI5DBE'I'TI:R . DAPHNE GOOITMAN . . HE1,lEN KANIPI2 . MILIJRED LEONARD . VIVIAN MORGAN , LO1s NANCE . . HAZEL OWENBX' . ELAINE PENNINGER 7 ypm . IVIARGARIZT VUIISTMORIZLAND Admw- . . . . MRS. ALBA BLAIR Admer . . MRS. ZELDA PEMBIZRTON 36 -Q4-Q HYLAN DER HYLANDER CLL5 THE HYLANDIQR STAFF was chosen from the Hy- lander Club, and to its members were delegated the tasks of writing, editing, and selling. The members of the club served as committeemen for gathering in- formation, as advertising salesmen, and as reporters. MEMBERS Kathryn Ballew VVinslow Ballew. Jr. Howard Biggerstaif Wilma Bright Betty Jo Brooks Hazel Bllfllilllllll Ruby Byrd Hugh Edward Ellis Mary Sue Evans Daphne Goorllnztn Sam Homewood Clara Justice Bill Leclbetter N12lT2'ill'E'f I.eilbeth'r Mike Nlefnll Curl Pemberton. .I r. Elaine PQlllllllf.E0l' Plclwarrl Poole Anne Shiflet lfraiiees Smith Elizabeth Ann Stepg. Norris VV:ltkins Ruby Whitson Wayne Willis l,00llilT!l Vl'ilson 37 nv' PQVLCA CM I Wa fiona 4.1 if I amor ociefg Prefideur . . ..... . . . WILLIAM WALKER Vin-e-Pmridwzf . . . RUTH LENTZ Sen-emry-Tren-Am' -1' . LOUISE HOLLIFIELD Spoumf .................. MRS. GILKEY Preiidezzl . X Vive-Preiide nr S 9H'61c1I ' . Trea.f11:'er . Spomor . Kathryn Bullvw Edith Biddix Buddy Host FRANCES EN AND, EVELYN FLEMING, MAXINE JARRETT, LOUISE HOLLIEIELD, ELIZABETH LENTZ, RUTH LENTZ, RUBY OWENSRY, WILLIAM WALKER. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS MEMBERS Frances Hllglilllll Lois Nzuice Addie Lee Gnddy Carl Pemberton. Jr. Daphne UOUQIIIHIII Elaine Penninger Mike Mvfzlll Millie Potczlt 38 . HOWARD TONEY . . MIKE MCCALL . j. B. WALKER, JR. ELAINE PENNINGER . . MRS. FINLEY Mary Catherine Sebastian Howard Toney J. B. Walker, Jr. DRAMATICS CLUB Smurf: . Mus INI MEMBERS llnlh I uu ll u lv tlulrliv llmpvl' X n lllll Nh N ln llllttt llroolm llugln Elliott ll nn Xllllu Op xl Buff Allrlio l,0vG:nl1ly ll1llStnn us ntl Kallllryn llurloy X Stlle x Xuxllu imllu Jewel llurris C nlxxn X 4 Ruln lunlu xl1ll'SI2ll'L'l llum-yn-llll lin ll W f0llll0l l'uul .lum-s ll N Kuy Blau' l,Jlll2'llI'lll 1 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MEMBERS Hazel NIl'f'Ul'lllll'k Hazel Nlc'l'urry l l'znwes Miller l':1uline l'm'e Volviv Pezlrsnn 39 in G .L A L OFFICERS Dnetmr . . . . . MR. GLENN PALMER Pzeizdezzz . . . . JACK WALKER Vue Pzefidenf . . . . . B. WALKER 'IR Serrefmy-Trelzmrw' . . . MARX' CATHERINE SEBASTIAN Lzbmudn . . . ...... CLAUDE jARRrT1 Srndenr Dil'?t'fflI'.l . . I-loMER WALKER AND MIKE MCCALL MEMBERS 1' lute SllJ'01l,l4Iltf'S Buddy Laughridge Elizahetll Ann Stepp Mike Mefall Edward Poole Ulmr' Mildred Leonard I lnrinefx Mary Catherine Sebastian Lawrence Atkins llobby White Billy Walker Marjorie Hemphill Margaret VVcstlnoreland Jeannette Rader Wilma Fowler Jean Sentell Ann Shiilet Hugh Beam. J r. Lila Harrison David Finley Sewell I.aug:ln'i1lge l4'lorenee lluekner lllilly Neal uk l 1 .: ,Ill zliridgzv Carl Pemberton. Jr. W'inslow Ballew. .lr. 'lhurlene Murray Bobby Long Betty Jo Brooks Eston Ross Hfl7'ffllllf'S Homer Walker Claude Jarrett I r1'nl'l1 Horns Zane Dalton Bo Crisp Margaret Atkins Homer Beaman Allen Ledhetter l'nI'Ill'fS Jack VS'alker Bill Lellbetter ll. H. Laughridge John Mack lAlll2lll'lll20 Daniel McCall 40 Larry Gibson Ralph Fender Howard Biggerstatf Monty Haire Tronihones J. B. Walker, Jr. Dean Seagle David Lonon Kirby Rader Paul Jones John Kluttz Basses Bobby Gladden Louis Wall J. W. Ponder. Jr. Drums Margaret Ledbetter Virginia Penland Millie Ross Margie Jarrett James Ray Robinson GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Prefidem . . . JEAN SENTELL 7'reLz.r11rer . . VIRIQINIA ROBINSON Vife-Pfeyidenr . . . LUIS NANCI2 Libfalfitlll . . VIVIAN MORGAN Serremry . . IVIILDRIED LEoNARn Spmzmr . , MR, PALM lili MEMBERS Tlielma Autrey Estelle Earley Marjorie llempliill lintli Long lla-tty Robb Iris Ayers Jaeqneline Earley Juanita Hensley Bobbie Martin Virginia Robinson Margie Biggerstatt' Juanita Elliott Virginia Lee Hensley Sue Martin lletty Jean Seagle Florence Buekner Betty Jo-Ellis Ruby Hollilield Wilma Melver Jean Sentell Dorothy Burgin Betsy Lee Erwin Louise Hottel Margaret Mc-Kinney Miriam Stroud Virginia Cameron Margie Lee Frady Olive llottel Vivian Morgan Geraldine Tnrninire Evelyn Crawley Betty Hope Gibson Margie Jarrett 'l'liurlene Murray Vera Mae Wages Nora Crawley Barbara Glaclmlen Helen Kanipe Lois Nanee Wilma XVatkins Doris Davis Miriam Glenn Mildred Leonard Marjorie l'less Margaret Westnioreland Vivian Davis Lueille Hemphill Irene Lingerfelt Millie Poteat llelen Wilkerson GIRLS' HEALTH CLUB OFFICERS Preyzdezzt ..... ZELDA WEBB Sevrelrzry-TreL1.rzn'er . DIXIE LEE IVIACIZ Vit'?-Pl'6.l'ld6l1f . LILA EARLE HARRISON Spmzmr . . . . . MRS. WIER MEMBERS Margaret Atkins Sybil Davis Ruby Frisbee Mapliery Hensley 'l'l1nrlene Jones Veral Baldwin Kate Mae Epley Milladeen Greene Dolores Hollitield Irene Kanipe Irene Barber Arrie Lee Evans llelen Gurley Mollie llollilield Willa Dean Lee Estelle Bradley Faye Ferguson Geraldine Harklerode Bertha Hoyle Dixie Lee Maee Glenna June Byrd Joanne Field Lila Earle Harrison May Belle Huteliins Bobby Jean Nesbitt June Carri an Myrtle Freeman Celia Hawkins Charlotte Huffman Mildred Peters 2 Mildred Davis Eula May Poole no gif 5' M066 CPM 41 ywfwsw- Prefidezzl . V ive-Pwfid 4211! Spozzmr . . l,awren1'e Atkins John lleanian Barry Ruvhanan llarold llnrhanan Douglas llnrgess Donald Clayton Premfezzl . . Vife-Pzwidezzf Hobby Bishop lidward lllavk li. Nl. Britt Lynn Crawley Wilton Davis Xvilllillll lleaton Ruby Ilnnvan SERVICE CLUB 7 OFFICERS . LAXVRENCI2 ATKINS Sevretrzry , . BOBBV VUHITE . . Bo CRISP Tmzmrer . . JOHN BEAMAN . . . . . . . MRS. SHIFLET MEMBERS Mabel C' land Wayne .ltlllliS0ll Vharles Mask Nlargaret Riddle lio Crisp lletty Davis Roy Davis Bobby tiladden Sara Johnson John Klnttz .lohn Mavk I,au,srln'id,u'e Allen Ledbetter AERONAUTICS Hara Lee McNeil Bobbie Jean Nesbitt tiny N nols Nlorphew Poteat CLUB OFFICERS . Rovcgis MCNEILL Sen'ef,u-'y-Tmmn-er . . . EARL Esrias Spwzmr. . . MEMBERS Donald England liarl Estes XVillialn Giles Javk Goode Ralph Gougre Nlonty Haire llilly Hawkins Rohn rt Hawkins Donald Hensley Howard Hoover tiny Kirby. Ill Il. H. I,au,1zhridge Jac-k Langliridge William Loden 42 llrnee NIc'Neal Royve Nlvfieill Ilarry Miller f'll2ll'lt'S Norton lirnest 0'Dear Hazel Owenby .l. W. Ponder, Jr. Jean Ruth Glenn Selby l'anl 'l'urnbill Ruby Wilkerson Bobby White . jAf' GOODE . MR. CARTER Kirby Rader Juniol' Robinson Ray Robinson Lloyd Svott William Stanley tiene Toney Cecil Waters CCM 8l 0l'L6tlfttlC15 C7014 ommercia L rar? Prefidezzl . Vive-Pr'e,niiJw1.' SpfHl,lYll' . . Edith Billalix R. M. Britt Jeanette Brown Floyd Broome Mildred Burnette PI'?.fjd6l1f . Vive-Pre.s'ide11f Bob Barnharclt Edith Biclalix David Brooks J. H. Clevenger Audrey Conley Vivian Cordell Betsy Lee Erwin COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS . Hovcmao Tozsnsv Sewwlzrny . . . Enrrn BIIJDIX . Oils Sl 11.1.1vAN Tl'L't1,Iilll't'l' . . lfroyn Blzoomia . . . . . . . . . Miss MILLSAPS MEMBERS J. B. Davis Inez Lawin: Glenn Reetor Utis Sullivan Imogene Elliott Annie Mae Mvl'urry James Ray Robinson ,Karon Stroud Charles Estes Bill Melver tleneva Runufelt llowartl 'l'onn-y Betty Jo Fla:-k ' ure McNeal liiston Ross Russel llorton Walter Reel Jeanette Smith L I B R A R Y C .. U B L FFICERS f . POLLY I-lAWK1N: Serref,1ry-Trea.r11rea . . RIEBA SCOTT MARY LOUISE SMITH Spmmn- . . . Miss BRYAN MEMBERS Zelotes Finley WVancla Geouge Beulah Harris l'olly llawkins Earl llelms Kathryn Heli' Max lleniph. Charles Inseor Ruby MeGalliar1l Frances MeNeely Wilson Miller fil lll2llll I'encler,L'rass B. ly l'oteat Jimmie Robb Franees Rumfelt Joel Seott Reba Seott Mary Louise Smith Eleanor Settleniyre Spencer Stepp Jerry Suttle Lena Swann Louise Taylor Myrtle Taylor Doris Toney Elizabeth Turner Carol XVillis Josie VVillis Aileen RvlS0lIlHll 43 Capfain . Spozziorl . Morris Atwell Keith Bltlclix J. B. Brooks C. W. Carter Riuhurrl Collins Robert Cnthbertson Group Caplizifzf SIDUIHUI' . . Albert Brooks .l. B, Brooks Olis But? Snlnniy Collins Robert Cuthbertson Riehairrl Collins SAFETY PATROL .lznnes Elliott l':1t Fllizlaiml Kenneth Frisbee Clinton llenmlley .lnekie llonek 'l'erl King: BOYS OFFICERS MEMBERS Bobby Lon: Jzlek l,onon Carl M1-tlaillinrtl XVilson Nlillcr Norris Nlnrrny Charles Norton WO RK OFFICERS . ALFRED HAMMIETT, Charles Dnnczin .lzunes l-Illiott Jmnes Flnglsnml Harley Freshour Kenneth Frisbee Alfred llsunnlett MEMBERS Clinton Henley Butlxly' llutehins Charles Insor 'lk-ll King: tiny Long Cevil Nlzlve F'r:ink Miller 44 . MR. Poous A John Potent John Rader Flnrl Rayburn Nlillairfl Robinson Mack Roland Vt'nyne Ruth CLUB 075 JACK LONON ND MR. GRAHAM Howard Silvers Jerry Suttles Ceeil VVnters Norris Watkins Cevil YVebb .lurk Wingro RAY Po1'1zA'r, ANn RALPH TONEY Curl Nic-Gzillinrml llnywzirtl Metiee Ro1l::er l':ittel'son flfillltllll l'en4ler,2r:iss Ray Potent Bruue Potent . MR. Poous lisirl Rayburn llUXVJll'fl Silver Jerry Suttle Kenneth Turner Ralph Toney Charles WV:lges f ,SZ ef, X961 haf MFL CM 'T -1 L--4 9 .A YL-S916 f 46 ATHLETICS SUMMARY OF FOOTBALL SEASON OUR Nrzw coAc3H, GILMIQR GRAHAM, opened the 1943 football season of the Marion High Rippers with a group of determined and hard-driving boys, but the season had a rather dark outlook for the team, due to the loss of all but four letter men. The Rippers officially opened their season with the experienced Canton Eleven to be defeated in a bitter and hard-fought game. After being downed by their worthy op- ponents for four consecutive games, the Rippers made a brilliant come back by toppling Spruce Pine, N. C. S, D., and Hendersonville. The game with Bessemer City was probably the most desperately fought game of the season. After some of the best players were taken out in the third quarter, the team could only play defensive ball. Bouncing back from the defeat with Bessemer City, the team had what one might say a field day with Cranberry High. But Forest City proved to be a worthy opponent, not equal, however, to the Rippers The final game of the season was played with Lenoir. The opponents found the Rippers line hard and unyielding, but when the opponents resorted to passes they toppled the Rippers in a game that neither team will forget soon. The Rippers concluded their season, while not so near the top, yet with plenty of experience to help them next year. Probably the three most outstanding players of the team were jim Bryson fthe man who cracked the linel, Red Wztlker fwho by the way was our Captain, and all-confer- ence mauj, and Ng Noblitt, who also played outstanding ball. The boys receiving sweaters were Red Walker, the best blockerg jim Bryson, best all-round player, and Ralph Toney, the best scrub. I fn gf ' f ?v1F ,gui .fat ,. ' 'A' , J 4 . 9 1, ,, f qw , J v.. li: Y , ' +g'w :7f'4. ' . .1 ' vw ,- f ., ' .3 4 . ' ' ' - Marion . Marion . Marion . Marion . . Marion . . Marion . 13-Canton . 6-Lincolnton 0-Waynesville 6-Hickory . 18-Morganton I9-Harris High ge .Q . . '- T A f ,V-., . . b - , , 'Q' 1-4-' Y 1 X. . , vu. , ,- , M SCHEDULE . 39 Marion -N. C. S. D. . . I3 5 Q Marion Hendersonville . 7 C Mario. Bessemer City . 26 Marion Cranberry . . . 20 Marion Forest City . 0 Marion Lenoir . . THE 1945 RIPPERS THE SQUAD 14. Blu. IHCIXIAR, Blu, Cyllms, Bill. Low-N, RALPH Cmrur, Bill. MAN- LIIY, VIACK LALIGIIRIIHGE, Louis VUALI.. Sumfzd limp: ZANF DAx.'I'oN, -IACK Gmane, IQAR1. lpsirs, RFU VUALKFR, NPD NOBLITT, RALPH TONFY, SANI HUMIEWUOI1, jos GADDY, Alm BANKS. Timed Ii ROYCE MCNEIL, LEON TATF, How Riiiii., ,JACK VUALKER, jim BRYSON, ROAN NORMAN, Blu. I.EDBm'Ti2R, HQMFK W.A1.KEix, B, H. I.AUc:1i- RIDGE. Ifmn-:XJ l?mr.' ERN BLACK, Rohmu' HAwK1Ns, XVAYNI? VUILLIS, f5TlS SU1,1.IvAN, LYNN CRAw1.r2Y, I2mx'ARn POOLF, CUACH CHKAHAM. WTA' .lille :L 3 E' K. OF F ICER5 Prasideflf . . . . . Vife-Pfwidezlt . . Serreflzruy-Trea.r1n'er . SIIJIIIIJYII' . . . MEMBERS .hum-4 Hunks .lack Goode Roan Nllrlllilll .lzunes Bryson Samuel Homewood Hoyt Reel Hugh Elliott Williznn Lerlbetter .lack Walker ,I Joseph Gzulfly Ned Noblitt J. IZ. VV:llker. J '. HONORARY MEMBERS Alozell Atkins Peirsry f'2ll'l'l,L'2lll Dorothy Neighbors NI:u'g'ul'vl llom-ycutt l,nc'ille Fisher Vera Mae WYIIKCS Faye Ayers Alta Godfrey Qfhiefj Dorothy Neighbors 48 Fl yfwonogram CM 6488143 EIU J. B. WAI' -R, JR. . NED Nosurr' . . FAYE AYERS COACH GRAHAM Louis VVall Faye Ayers Zehna Burleson Alta Godfrey Rose Mary Hensley Coleen Styles Ruby Wilkerson BOYS' BASKETBALL First Raw, Simng: COACH GRAHAM, RAY RORINSON, EDWARD POOLE, HAROLD BUCHANAN, ROIsIfR'I' HAWKINS, CARL PEMRE , JR., ALFRED HAMMET, LEWIS VUAIII., FRANKLIN PACE, CHARLES WAGES. Serond Roux' B. H. LAIIGHRIDGE, JAMES NORTON, FRED COLLINS, BRUCE IWCNFAL, WAYNE NUI!- MAN, JOE QQUTHRIIE. Tbird Roux' ROYCE MCNEILL, JACK VUALKER, JACK GOODE, HOYT REEL, CHARLES ESTIZS, ISARL ESTES, J. B. VVALKER, JR.. SAM HOMEWOOD, THURSTON FOX, ROAN NORMAN, JIM BRYSON. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Fmr Rfnm Siffing: DOROTHY NEIGIIBORS, ZELMA BURLESON, ALTA GODEREY, GOI.I7IIE COOPER, GRETA MARTIN, V' .YN ROSS, EVELYN FLFMING, KAIHLEEN HEAD, ALIDREY CONLEY. Sfwfld Roux- EL BETH ANN STEPP, MARGARET LFDBETTER, MOZELLE ATKINS, ROSE IWARY HENQLEV BETTY JO BROOKS, PEGGY CARRIGAN, JEWEI. HARRIS, NELI. STILES. Third Roux' L ..E ERS, BETTY LOU BANKS, DAPIINE GOODMAN, HELEN KANIRE, VERA MAE w. ES, RURY DUNCAN, COLIZEN STILES, COACH GIKAIIAR' ZQZAQIAJK QR 5' Eagle. Qlff 49 WE HAD THESE LEFT OVER 50 Ullwflulllhllff of Clinchfleld Manufacturing Company ak 11? COMPLIMENTS OF Marion Manufacturing Co Quaffy 6515014 CLVLJ ?6'Lgf0l'lf ,ilzzgricd -lil P. SHVIIIS CUIHPHIH, lllC. MM flcgwzzr 44 Leonard Street + New York, N. Y. CRGSS CQTTCDN MILLS CO W wi? ARIO hC1 P 41 Uff'B111'Hw TFP Compliments of IUHRIOIW HIUJHFIIS CLUB Buy Bonds to Beat the Dem! J44yAuzcj0r pA0f0grafJA.1 IVIEIIIIZ Hy Dr. D. M. McIntosh, Sr., M.D. I'urIrz1iI, News null IIIIIIIIIIIZFIIIEII CfJlllP!jlllCJlIf.I fl! if? MARION DRY CLEANERS IIIIUIIIE 411- IVIz1rim1, North Ilnrulina ix? Cfwfpliufwzfa nf C. HARRY MCCALL, Agent 0 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Industrial MARION ICE 6' FUEL CO. gif I C E C O A L ff? asf ik Phone 76 55 UIIIVIPLIIVIIIN'I'fi UI' HEMPHILL SERVICE STATION z. v. HEMPHILL N-JU .. .GULF PRODUCTS... elflflfff Phone 3I7 Marion, N. C ll 0 S I E ll Y M I L L S T .T CIIIIIXYHIIIEIIIA' of IDEAL DRY CLEANERS A. I'I W I Telephone IIS I39 W. Henderson St IVIHIIEIIIRI' MARION' N' C. Cmllj7ffl11e1Il.r of K. 5' W. BEAUTY SHOPPE 1iuMP1.1MI:N'1'5 UF Jo4epA,ine 5, MARION NORTH CAROLINA VLC. 'I H E L E A D E R elf? I. J. LONDNER, Proprietor 555 M A H 1 U N MARION NORTH CAROLINA NIIIITH EAHIILINA CXUIIWJIIIIIUIID' of DREXEL FURNITURE CGMPANY MARION, NORTH CAROLINA F U R NIT U R E 'JW 3 -..o.,. ..g.5:y fo ' ,5::5:3.1:-'- .:111:1r?' g,p ' .g.1-:-:-'vm-.-.-f .- -- A '. . . - I-1 '.'.'-'f- - .I N ,::5.g.:.1.-fi,l:.,:.g.g4--lg. 1- , 4, - 4-:-:-1-' . -:-'-:-1- 54--4A , .f4 - Pi: ,zgfiigv 54:-F74 gizzizlzg -wiv, ..5:-f 142-C :Z:! df.-:gr -, .1 :5 ,af-1 -'za' Aw ' ' ' I' ' '. r.-ll.',g.,f.4-,'.'K 'Lv .wc.....,. ..,... ...y . :v!Z:-Z-:-I-715.3-91,1-1-13:5f,fG:-' -xg-:-z-:-:-:g:g,g-:-:-1-1-1-.-im :12:gg:1:::g:g:g::1:1:::39Z4g:-' . -- ' . JVM. llll HRI Pllllllll Ill UUH BUYS Hllll GIIHS A X DUKE POUJER COIUPHIWY 5 M Sf? BEAMAN LUMBER COMPANY ...Quality . .. Building Materials P - Sf? L FIISI if if Phone 4-Y M NHEIOHZI 15 Bank N One Price to All in the ' Same Quantity. S 5? ik' U i J. D. BLANTON A. BLAN TQN Cmzzplimezzfs nf BROOK'S GROCERY CCMPANY EtM LAKE CITY BEAUTY SHOP W. Cour ESSIE B. KINCAID, Owner nf? jf? 'ir t St t Ph 348 A EUHPUHATIIIN MOLJQ A QOCQPJ M A H I U N NUHTH EAHULINA McCALL'S FUNERAL HOME C. R. MCCALL , . . . , . Owner MRS. C. R. MCCALL . . . , Assistant MARION, NORTH ' QROLINA NIGHT PHONE 32 o DAY PHONE 34 For more than thirty years we have been trying to render satisfactory service. C011QDf1'111v1zf.v of CAROLI A CAFE ll 0 Nl E 0 F G 0 0 Il F 0 0 ll 59 BALLE W MOTOR CO., INC. Cn UlPfj11lL'lIf.I' of YOU NG'S ESSO STATION fi A 1, I: T ii? if IIHIIIRIIIII Phone 202 II U I II II fsiinvuiig AI I Cfllllpfjllltfllfi' of Where friend meets friend. For mlzpfviw yarn liz' yi 1' zu Phi ZZ5 MARION, NORTH CA' 'JLINA THE McDOWELL NEWS Publishers . . . Printers ig ff MARION NORTH CAROLINA MARION THEATRE Motion Pictures Are Your Best Entertainment Cmzfpffzffwzli nf BLUE RIDGE ICE CREAM CO. V' -K SIMPSON, Manager ik Sf? Compliments nf . . . Utis L. Brnyhill Furniture Company if? MAAIVIQ NORTH CAROLINA IVIAHIUN, NUHTH IIAHULINA COMPLIMENTS UF ELIZHUETH JHFTIES IUILL HU. IBIER Q MARION NORTH C INA C0111l0f1'111v11i,r Qf Mdffbdlf Lumbeff Company M a 1' z' 0 71 Nolfflv Clrofflzff E M -MOOMQ 0l'VL,9d,l'L? MARION N O R T H CAROLINA it ini Homi or Bruin vniuisi ROY'S CURB MARKET An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away An Onion a Day Keeps Everybody Away. LAWRENCE D. GREENE Diamonds . . . Watches . . . Jewelry High Grade Repairing Your Jeweler for 27 Years 27 Main Street MARION NORTH CAROLINA C:fl1llPljlllt'1If.I' nf RED PIG BARBECUE MARION NORTH CAROLINA RABB GROCERY CO. Quality Meats and Groceries .... Fancy Produce . . . Western and Native Meat. ...We Deliver... Phone 73 or 75 lOl S. Main Street Compliments ol IIIIIIIIISIIIII HIISIIIII Illlll I HIIIIESIIIIE 1. I I IIIIES IIIIIES SHIIIITEII IIlllVll'I.l!VIlfN'l'fi Ill' HW! QL 'MAHIUN'S EATING PLAEE l0IW' coMPuMENTs or ' CIHIII-l:IllII IHIIHIIIG UI, ' MAmoN,N.c U: Laughridge Furniture Company J. L. LAUGHRIDGE, Manager Furniture 0 llangvs llousq-hold Goods llanrclwurc- GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS --kit- Marion, North Carolina WESTMORELAND Home of McDowell County Mutual Benefit Burial Association. Ambulance Service - Phone 276 MARION NORTH CAROLINA If lt's Hardware You Want Ask Us. SERVICE IS A PLEASURE McDOWELL HARDWARE CO. Phone 68 - 4 Main Street C- l!f7!jlll6Uf.I nf DIXIE DRY CLEANERS Phone 377 sf: 7-fy at GEORGE J. MORRISON, Proprietor C'nwpljn1w1f.i of MARION BARBER SHOP I7 W. Henderson Street COMPLIMENTS OF WCIZW ll0Sl IBIIY Nll Ll, I N C O R P O R A T E D C. R. McCALL, President E. W. PARKER, Secretary-Treasurer CARL McCALL, Supt. and Vice-President MANUFACTURERS FINE ay Aodiery MARION, NORTH CAROLINA SAIN MOTOR CO. ...FORD... Sales and Service Genuine Ford Ports and Accessorie Ford Tires and Batteries. IOS East Court Street Telephone 242 CUlllpfflllC'lIf.t nf WORKMAN'S frqigff The Predominating Store of Marion, N. C. lIlllVIlll.llVllIN'l'fi Ill' Jfirestnne Iflll ICSTIINIE Il0Nl If A AYTO Sl'l'l'l.Y 4 M A lil I U N North Carolina lIlllVll1LllVllINTEi HF 1 D-ainferh can anion lflflfg 0. Dlarion. Nor! Il farolina McDOWELL CLEAN ERS East Henderson Street Phone 350 Do You Wont the Best? Then Buy Your Flowers at the MARION FLOWER SHOP Misses JoHNsToN and MAxwsi.L Bonded Florists. We Wire Flowers Anywh MCDGWELL Cuz' Rafe DRUG STORE THE Ruxziff STORE IQ IVIEIIII fiireel IVI!-IIIIIIN, N. IQ. IIIIIIISI PIIIIIIS III IIIIIIII Crmzpfizzzezzri' of MARION PROGRESS McDoweII's Leading Newspaper. . Et bl h d I896 S. E. WHITTEN, P bl h Ph 64 O. K. SERVICE STATION A.Y.CAUSBY GULF PRODUCTS Ph I69 EtC fS Cfmfpflzzlelzfi' nf FARMERS FEDERATION FEED. . . SEED . . . FERTILIZER Pho 77 A Friend . . . GLADDEN'S CAFE im...- IIIIIVIPLIIVIIIIXITFI UP. SEAGLE OZIDLWQAQP CUMPANY wi? C'w11pfi11fc11l,I of MARGU ERITE SHOPPE Fashionable Apparel RABB - HITCHCOCK Exclusive Wear for Men and Boys SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY 'ik DI UL vii' 1.11 IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII ik XILMI' by Dl'ziX'c'f MARION NORTH CAROLINA CUIIIPHIIIEIIIJ' of Cnmpflwwm U! IUHLDEHSIHH BH!-SING CO. BAKERS OF jill' firf Bmiff - AND - DL'!lL'lT2ll,I' Cilklif VALDESE NORTH CAROLINA WALLACE'S 5 -IO - 25c STORE RUTH SMITH, Manager MARION NORTH CAROLINA Cfllllflfjlllcflifj nf LOVEN FURNITURE CO. Where Good Furniture Is Not Expensive. Phone I49 MARION NORTH CAROLINA COIIQDIIIIIILVIZIS' Of EAST COURT MOTOR CO. lllllllllll llllllllll Blllll' lllllllli East Court St. Phone 39 Marion, N orth Carolina C0lllp!jIlI6'llf,l' nf DR. PAUL MCBEE, M.D. ROSELAND FLORIST HBRIGHTENS THE HOURS Day Phone 444 Night Phone 451 Corner Main and New Streets Marion, N. C. When You Say It With Flowers Say lt With Ours. Cfmlplizzlwlli DR. M. H. HEWITT McCall - Burgin Hardware Co. Radios. . . Paints. .. Electrical Supplies. Phone 352 MARION 'TH CAROLINA 7 068 55 5 - lo-25f ST0lll+1 ALWAYS A EUMPLHITI LINE lslli CSZAOQK SMPPAQ5 Om' Ami TO PLEASE YOU Invest Your Savings in Ular Bonds lash lUeek Cnlllpfflllellli of Cfflllflfilllwll 1' of Weste n A to Associate Store ' Iiotar Club CflllIp!j12!C'llf,I of BETTY JEAN BEAUTY SHOP if ...PhoneI87... Q01 A R fl as Zigi? Illarion, Ilnrth Carolina if? IIIIIIIPIIIIIIIIIS III marion Hosiery mills fl? SULLIVAN GULF SERVICE 'LJ' PRODUCTS Corner Logon and West Court St. Phone 9007 MARION NORTH CAROLINA Cmzzpfiulwzfss' nf STEPP'S GROCERY IO7 W. Court Street JOHN M. STEFP, Propriet I Etta Paper Box SIMMON'S MOTOR CO. General Auto Repairing Company, Inc. I ik 1 Ph 437 IVIanuii1l3turers of X-III Hinds of jlfup W! MP5 wil? PHIINII I74 Rlarion. North faurolilla one 855 East Court Street Dodge . . . Plymouth . . . Dodge Trucks SALES and SERVICE Everything for Automobiles J. F. SNIPES MOTOR CO. Phone 24 East Court Street Oasis News and Smoke Shop Magazines, Greeting Cards and Station- eries. 0 Drinks and Ice Cream o Pipes and Tobacco. R. G. LAMBETTI, Owner 20If2 S. Main St. ' Phone 86-J C.'fwfpli11fw1r.v nf CUT RATE MARKET S. Mann Street Phone IO8 MARION, N. C. IIllIVII'LIIVIEN'I'fi III' MARION PULIEE DEPARTMENT H. H. BROWN . . . Chief E. C. JAYNES ..... Captain G. L. SPRATT B. L. FLYNN Cnlllfllifllelilx of HILL - TOP DAIRY MARION ' Auto Partsand NoRTHcARoLINA '5 Tire Repairing' STREETMAN DRUG co. sf? A Dependable Drug Store Since 1892 ik C7 O0 Phone 57 'I O MARION NORTH CAROLINA I FRIENDS eR A of MARION I-HGH le ik LASSITEII PRESS. Inc. DR. G. B. JUSTICE CHARLOTTE, N- C' DR. J. F. MILLER DR. GUY S. KIRBY DR. K. W. RAMSEY DR. L. W. HAGNA DR. B. A. DICKSON PRINTERS OF 1944 HYU DER 71 ,ff OVW gf? af? Zum Am -Z'-'V7Y a Uwomlf X069 7! J 707fj fwwwmwwfjj' I6-4-wwf V OQL.4,'1g paw! 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