Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

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In years to come, as the former student thumbs through his annual, may his heart be warmed by the rich memories this book holds, and may he be proud that he was once a part of this fine school. As others turn the leaves of this annual may they form a high and respectful opinion of Marion Highg its academic and social life. May they look to the fine citizens who are graduates of this school for their leaders in the responsible positions of this state. 6 DEDIC TIG .lU 3 'M ' To a friend, a scholar, and a fine man. To the man who is the true friend of all who attend Marion High School. To the one who patiently instructs his pupils day by day in order to prepare them for the Ways of life. To a man who is interested in every phase of activity in the school and who devotes the great majority of his time to the upbuilding of Marion High. To the man who for five years has shown great interest in the athletic program, in the instruction program, and who has served as the senior advisor, we wish to dedicate this annual. To E. L. Carter, first our friend, then our teacher, we the members of the Hylander Club dedicate the 1948 I-Iylander. , lr '13, f, if . ' 11515, ev . a ' f' 'gf J, I , er fi r iff L 1 V ' m '-'S fx... , T 4 , ii! 1 'f f W I , .HM .V :W , . , J If . , . 3' W ,Q ' . 1 ' Q. ,va . , ' A ' z'-.'s,,.w,'. . - .',3??,, f1.,f,:?.Y E ' P' . ' , fl, fi 'QA' . V rf 'N - Q a -f - Q. - 'f P !Y u..w , ' Z' x f? I A M 'A 5 ' up I 5 , .ff i'E-riff' 'f .,1,h1ef,g . 1- if ,. . - . 'w ' x. ' ' Q ' 'A ff- 'vu' I-'W . A ' 1 wx ' - 4'f- ww' -if-I --2 .if-J f'fQP f3-Q. lk .f - , , y. . , A. , 1 ,K , 4 isa, V , , - . 'W ' ' v ' gg- In .U ' - f' .I '1 .Q 1 Ishi ' . v'-' 48 . ,J J n:',f5'-gf, 215, -XM.. - , 47' T Q. . . , .. 1- - Y.. ,,. ,. , A ,s . ,X LN - .2 , Q ' vb :'g fX4j 4. 3 I-3 , fi-.A , f . ,, L. ' ' J al' ,. ' . 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Y? , sw Q' ills , - Q, Y r -'t Q R I U 1 M! ,F ,, W ,Ka J v I -' Q If ,f..A, zfl' I' '.h. ' 'fl . . ..'sL' . . g ,. vt' X Q . . f, .4 . 1 ...fl v.-..- HUGH BEAM Superintendent of City Schools E. L. CARTER Mars Hill College: University of North Carolina, A.B.g Univtrsitv of South Carolina, M.A.: University of Virginia: Englishg Hylancler Club Sponsorg Foreign Language Club Sponsorg Boys' Advisor: De- baters' Club Advisorg Senior Advisor HELEN BEAM SMARR Secretary to Superintendent MRS. KATE Z. F1N1.iav Duke University, A.B.g XVoman's College University of North Car- olinag Graduate W'ork Mathematics: Student Government Aelvisorg Na- tional Honor Society Advisorg Ninth Grade Advisorg Teen Age Ten Advisorg Girls' Advisor. ROWELL LA NIAQ Principal Boiling Springs Collegeg W'ake Forest, A.l5.g Wake Forest Graduate XVorkg Ifconomic-Sociology. MRS. FLORA I-Iomf-woon NVoman's College University of North Carolina, B. S.g Peace junior Collegeg University of Tennessee' Home Feonomicsg Girls' Advisor. fsvfiffk v 3-f FACULTY Miss MARY FRANCES I-IARRILL Duke Universityg Greensboro College, A.B.g Dra- matics Club Sponsorg Chairman of Conccssionsg ,,,,, English. BERNARD HIRSCH University of Michigan, B.M., M.M.g Band. MATT MQBRAYER W'cstern Carolina Teachers College, B.S.: University if fT-'gTlGdAd'gS' Clb ' 42, M 15 ng o ennessee enti ra e visor cience u xl ,tvs T k'fy X i . Q YJ me 2- ff: G? Advisor: Science. .,o '1 Miss MILURED GLENN XY'om:in's College University of North Carolina, A , B.S.g Tenth Grade Advisorg Library Club Sponsor: ntl A K ,Q T' f, Librarian. . ' , ki Q Q Q. 9 'f -' 'Q -' , -ii - 1 . A MRS. MATT MCBRAYER 4 ,qi Greensboro College, A.B.g Woman's College Uni- ? 7' ' . versity of North Carolinag Eleventh Grade Advisorg ,Q . Marionette Advisory English. T iff, 5 ' ARTHUR I-I. DITT if .Fi-N5-5' . . . . . f i' Y A A University of North Carolina, A.B.g History: . M '37 , V, -n . . . . ' ,.iF2gf2, 1-3e.RSb..f15i,3,45,L42 Atlmctic Directory Sophomore Advisor. af 425 ff, -gi?f2?77' f vs- 7-fx X 3 . . faiam, .f L . .-- . -:-'WW' ',2i. MRS. EMILY MORRIS Western Kentucky State Teachers College, A.B.g Bowling Green College of Commerce, A.C.A.g W' Eleventh Grade Advisory Commercial Teacher. -1 -fb, MRS. ESTHER C. JUSTUS Hanover College, A.B.g Dayton junior Teachers' . Collegeg Wittenburg Universityg Kent State Uni- vcrsityg Civics and Lating Ninth Grade Advisor. d l Q-cg., MRS. PAT DAVIS Greensboro College, A.B.g University of North Carolinag Science and Mathg Eighth Grade Advisor. CAFETERI One of the most important departments of the High School is the cafeteria. Now in its third year of operation under a new program, the cafeteria has filled many an empty stomach since the adoption of the Federal Aid Program in 1945. The goal of this program is to help furnish well balanced and nourish- ing meals to the students of the High and Elementary Schools. Believe me, for twenty cents you really get a mouthful. Men can live without friends, and men can live without books, But where is the man that can live without cooks? if 179 I5 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Keith Biddix Dale Brown joretta Dcvinncy Hilda Earlcy Patsy Earlcy David Finley Robert Marks john Poteat Bobby Ricks jackie Smith Ruth Twiggs Mickey Walker l The Sfzzcfwzf Cozmvil was organized in the spring of 1944. The council representatives, which are elected by the students, render a fine service in assisting the teachers in the study halls. To take care of the students who misbehave in the study halls, a council court has been organized. This court works on the same basis as government courts and is the main factor in dis- ciplining the study halls. Among the other projects which the organization carries on are publishment of the handbook of Marion High School, which is distributed without cost to the studentsg operation of a candy store in the council room during lunch periodg regulation of traffic in the halls during change of classesg and presentation of at least one chapel program a year. OFFICERS Prvsiilwzf Romaxr MARKS Viva-Pwxiflvzzf KEITH Bmoix Sl'l'7'l'fd7 H' DAUQ BROXVN Tn'as11r'w' JACQUIZLINF SMITH Spmzxor Mas. FINLEY 16 5 ICDRCLASS OFFICERS -IOIIN Po'l'1A'l Vin' l'rwiJw1l ARTHUR R. Plum-, Sf'u'wfur y HOMLR Akliowoon 'I'rva,x11rw' IRLQNI' KANIPIQ Rvjmwrfzlufizf' in Cfnznzril ROBERT MARKS, Prwiflwzf F' W R 2 ,v,A S , . N455 W' POTEAT ARROXVOOD KANIPIS l'RICIi 17 S IOR CLASS I'IOM1zR ERVIN ARROWOOIJ Softball lg Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club 4, Library Club 5: Nlo,t helpful iz Class treasurer S. MAUIRICIIE DEA1, ATWELL, JR. Vivo'-v Club 2: Foreign language Club 3, 4, Sg President 3. Sq Football 3: llvlander Club 4, Sq Treasurer 45 President 9: Nlarionttte Club S1 Assistant Fditor S3 Future Teachers Club S, Viceepresident ig Science Club S, Publicity Club 4. TRIiNIi ELLRNIZ BARBER CShortyj Health Club lg Library Club 2, 33 President 23 Secretary 35 Hobby Club 4: Secretary 4: Class Treasurer 4, Girl's Athletic Club Sq Host friendly ig Office assistant ig Football sponsor S. Kterrii Rottie BIDDIX gBlackieQ Baseball 2, 3, 4, ig Safety patrol Ig Student council 3, 4, S3 President 41 Vice-President ig XY'orkers Club 25 Science Club 3, Advanced Science Club 43 Foreign Language Club 3g National Honor Society 4, ig Treasurer 5, Class Treasurer 3: Hylander Club S, Most courteous S5 Delegate to Student Council 3, junior Representative 4, Senior Representative ig Monogram Club 4. ARROVVOOD ATWELL nl. H. BIGGIQRSTAFF j. K. BIGGERSTAFF api 1 -.RQ i Nurs f Eff 4' 1 4- Nii ii s -'Q P 'Y' L fir? X : I' 4'-il. ui ' L as 4 'T I i J s . 'Xi f -if, 1 18 JAM ES HOWARD BIGGERSTAFE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sq Hylander Club 1, 2, 3, 4, S3 Foreign Language Club 4, S, Band Corporal 3, 45 Sports Editor, Hylandcr ig Junior play 4. .IIMMIE KATHRYN BIGoERsTAIf1-' fjames Katej Victory Club 25 Class Secretary 25 Glce Club 5, Pianist, Glee Club 33 Marionette Club 4, ig Marionette Staff 4. ig lfxchange Ifditor S3 Hylander Club S Band Sq Latin Club Sg Teen Age Ten S3 Secretary S: Office Assistant 4. BETSY KEITH BowMAN QBangsj Victory Club 33 Marshal 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Club 43 President 43 Debaters Club 4, S5 Triangular Debate 4, Sq Band 5, 4, ig Teen Age Ten Sq Poster Chairman 9: Future Teachers Club Sq Book Week Story Teller 4, S. juuus BINGHAM BROOKS fBrooksiej Football 3, 4, Sq Work Club l, 2, Safety Patrol lg Monogram Club 4, S. BARBER BIDDIX BOWMAN BROOKS 23, ,,.. 'W 'rv-' f Q ' as-f' 9, FH. FK' 'Q .! ,ax as 'S' C., 1 it t Q .., ,y f I.. E t .za X Ev' ' tfl 'L 5 125 R 'W 'iff' .S 6 .QR .ap av-xv, 'U' 'U' 6 iv, auf! T 4nR 'U' ,AUX , Qfix f it BROOKS B. J. BROWN CABLE CARRIGAN SYBIL LEAH BROOKS fSibj Glee Club l, 2, 33 Home Economics Club l, 2, Class Sec- retary and Treasurer 4, Student Council 2, Marshal 4g Foreign Language Club, 4, Sq Nebo School 1, 2, 3, 4. BENJAMIN .IOIIN BROXVN KB-.LD Science Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, ig French Club S, Aeronautics Club 3, 4. DALE BROXVN QOochieJ Victory Club 2, Secretary 2, Latin Club 33 Treasurer 3: Marshal 3, 4, Hylander Club 4, Sq Secretary 4g Assistant Editor ig Foreign Language Club 4, S: Secretary Sq Student Council 4, ig Clerk, Student Council Sq Delegate Student Council Congress 45 Advanced Science Club 45 Teen Age Ten 4, S, Most helpful S, Debaters' Club S. GLENNA IUNIZ BYRIJ Health Club lg Hylander Club 3, 4, Sq Assistant Fditor, Hylander 3, ig Business Manager, Hylander 4, Marionette Club S, Society Editor S, Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, 5g National Honor Society 4, Sq Secretary ig Debaters' Club 4, 55 Future Teachers' Club S, junior Play 43 Harvest Queen 35 Basketball 3g Science Club ig Secretary S5 Publicity Club 45 Teen Age Ten 4, Sq President Sq Foreign Language Club 34 Secretary Debaters' Club S. 'QLJJ' D. BROXVN BYRD CAMERON COXVARIJ LYIJIA CABII1 CBOYJ Home Fconomics Club 1, 2, 3, ig Girls' Athletics Club 3: Future Teachers Club ig Victory Club lg Library Assistant 2, 3: History Club 1. MARCSARIQT jUNIi CaIutIc,AN flrishj Girls' Health Club lg Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Drainatics Club ig Monogram Club S3 Cheer Leader 2, Y, junior Play 4: Basketball S, W'ittiest S. LILA VIRGINI,A Cami-.RON CJCHHYJ Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, S, llramaties Club 2: .lournalism Club 4, Latin Club ig Office Assistant 43 Future Teachers Club ig Home Ifconomics Club Sq Health Club Ig Perfect Attendance I, 2, 4. BILL CIOWARIJ fShotgunj Hobby Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, ig Dramatics Club S. MARIO HIGH SCHOOL 19 S IOR CLASS J.. .xx fm f?- V' va YV' . L .I 41:7 ' A ,.,.... . 'ai ii, TI it?-.A , ' U 4 tf Y' A... L L.. . .... .ag CURTIS R. VV. DAVIS DUNCAN FLLIOTT MARGARLT HARRILT CURTIS QCorkiej Library Club Z, 33 Band 3, 4, ig Basketball 4, Sq Dramatics Club 4, Girls' Athletic Club 4, S. Roi' WALTON DAVIS fwhizj Band 2, 3, 4, S, President S, Football 3, 4, S, Marionette Club 4, SQ Sports Fditor Sq Debaters' Club Sq Latin Club 3: Secretary 33 Glee Club 3g Service Club lg Monogram Club 3, 4, S5 Class President 3: Most Talented ig N. C. Band Cfinic 3, 4, junior Play 4. MJLDRLD ANN DAVIS fMidgej Girls' Health Club lg Library Club 2, 3, ig Library Assistant 3, 4, Sq Girls' Athletic Club 4, Y: Dramatics Club 4. MARTHA SUL DOBBINS QStarj Dramatics Club 4, ig Home Fconomics Club 4: Girls' Athletic Club 4, S, Basketball S. RUBY ELIZABETH DUNCAN fSnookiej 7 Girls' Health Club 1, -Q First Aid Club lg Basketball 25 Hobby Club 3, 4. 20 f A , I .5 ag-v fix. f!'5. '37 'QZ7 . ,J ' ,Nw-.pf fy 6 OX, 2 is . ., ,,e,a- .1 M. DAVIS D. R. ENGLAND DoBB1Ns J. A. ENGLAND JUANITA Rosh ELLIOTT fSmokyj Health Club lg Glee Club 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, SQ Band 3, 4, Sq Maiorette 3, 4, 65 Best All-round S, French Club 3, 4g Hobby Club 3g President 34 Monogram Club 55 Athletic Club Sq Dramatics Club 3, Football Sponsor S. DONALD RAY ENGLAND QFuzzj Football 2, 3, 4, iq Baseball 2, 3, 4, Sq Basketball 2, 3, Aeronautics Club 23 Hylander Club 2, 3, 4, Sq Sports Editor 2. 3, 4g Ifditor-in-Chief Sq Advanced Science Club 2, 3, 4, S3 President 4, S, Treasurer 33 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, S, National Honor Society 4, S5 Wittiest 3: Most Popular 43 Best All-round Sq Safety Patrol lg Safe Driving Club 45 Boys' XVork Club 1: Foreign Language Club 4, S9 President 4g Vice-President Sq Movie-Projector Operator S5 Captain Football F. C. SC N. C. S. D. 43 Athletics Club 45 Student Council 3, Future Teachers Club Sq De- baters' Club S, Art Club 1, Publicity Club 4, 55 Study Club lg Dramatics Club 2. JAMES ALI RElJ ENGLAND QPatj Boys' W'ork Club I, 25 Hobby Club 4g Science Club 33 Advanced Science Club 4g Library Club S, Latin Club 55 Foreign Language Club 35 Football S. MARY Lou Ev1.1iY fStinkiej Home Economies Club 2, 4, Sq Secretary 23 Delegate to State Rally 25 Vice-President YQ Girls' Atbletie Club 4, ig Secretary 4, Dramntics Club 5. , E , , Club ig beienee Clu CLAUDL RHGNAI. If1.Ac'it Basketball 2, 3, 4. 9: History Club 33 Vice-Prexident 35 Latin Club ig Monugmm Club 4, Y. KM i IRN N MM fNunuj Victory Club 2: llistury C lub 21 3, Sq l.ibr.iry Assistant 3, 4, ig l Citi i NI l'1.isl4elb.ill 23 llramitiu 4, 1: klULlI'I'l.lllSl1l Club 43 llvl.intler Club ig luturt ftiti Doitis MlI.I.AlJl.l'N Glu i NI cw: lleaitli Club lg lfreucb Club 4, Y, Cilee Club - 3 4 Y President ig ll.1l1ll 2, 3, 41 Vice-Presitlent Iunmr Nlust Vlfileiited Sq llumeeuniing liuutball Spunsur ig liis t FANNIE MAUDI. Gfxum' QBootsj Sq Clieerlt-.ider W, Advanced Science Club 43 Freucb Club 43 lJl'.1l11.lIlCS Club S. Hi-.ri-.N A1.uaNi4. fUuffie Guru.:-gi' Girls' Healtb Club lg Basketball 23 Library Club Humlx Club 4. HAZliL GARIJIN . I N Bi4,ui.Aii EDITH HARRIS Victory Club Zg Claes Treasurer 2: Drnmaties Club 35 B b Science Club 4, 91 Foreign Languilge Club 43 Hylander C 0 J Club 4, ig Vice-President 91 Future Teachers Club ig Library Club lg Hume lfeununiiex Club 21 Poster Cb.urm.in President 55 Student of tbe Year ig Boukweek Storyteller S. 53 Hubby Club 43 Viee-Vrtsident 43 Girlx' Atble le Clu EPLEY FLACK GADDY GARDIN K. M. GREENE D. M. GREENE GURLEY HARRIS 'vi vfqg .s x - 'iff it ,gsm - 2 'ff ,-,, aw '63 lid-4 1 J i -.' , N1 ,viii i 'iff 33' A. ff! 656+ M, ,M Q 'N' C7 MARIS I-HGH SCHOGL 1-.5 --v iureign laugtiipet C u , ,FKA SENIOR PERSONALITIES OU 718771 NDINCI IN. .. FOOTBALL fBackficld, Limp, BASEBALL, BASKETBALL, SCHOLARSHIP, HYLANDER CLUB, DEBATE, ETC. N. ?x': i 22 1948 .l ,ff SE IOR CLASS DORIS RAE HARRIS QGi:Intj Health Club Ig I.ibr.Iry Club 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Club 45 Hobby Club 4 Drainatics Club ig Office Assistant 4, S, LILA EARLI1 I1ARRISON Girls' Ilenlth Club I3 ltlylander Club 3, 4, ig Nlonngrain Club 53 Latin Club Sq Girls' Athletic Club ig State Conttst 4, Bnsltetbnll 3, 4, ig linnd I, 2, 3, 4, S5 Band Council 3: liusiness Nlannger Hylander ig Best Athlete 55 Basketball Nlanager 5. CIfI.IA FRANCI-is HAWRINS CSadieJ Glce Club 2, 3, Health Club Ig Home Iieonomics Club S3 Girls' Athletic Club Sq Montreat College 4, Soccer 41 Softball 43 Spmish Club 4, Basketball Z, 3, 4, ig Band 2, 3, 5, Best Dressed ig Dramatics Club 3. I'lOW'ARIJ HoovI1R, JR. QDustyj Ilylamler Club lg Aerormutics Club Zg Band 3: Football 2, 4, ig Class Vice-President 3, Iirench Club iq Monogram Club ig Marionette Club 4, Commercial Club 4. HARRIS HARRISON HOYLI2 HUFFMAN in fx 'WN lx inf '7 V 'Nr' BIZRTIIA EvIiI,EAN l'IOYI.lz CBertj Girls' Health Club lg Library Club 2, 3, S5 Dramatics Club 45 Girls' Athletics Club 4, ig Library Assistant 3, 4, S. WARREN Llzli HUIAI-MAN QHOZJ Boys' XY'ork Club I, 23 Football S1 Library Club ig Friendliest S. IRIS TIIUIil,l4.NIi JONES QBonesj Health Club lg Home Economics Club 3, ig Glee Club 4g Ilramatics Club 43 Girls' Athletic Club Sq Library Assistant 4, S. F,I.lZABIiTH IRIiNIa KANIPIQ Girls' Health Club lg Office Assistant 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4, ig President 31 Vice-President ig Advanced Science Club 4. ig Latin Club 33 F. H. A. Club ig President Sg Hobby Club 4, Senior Council Representative S, Most Original 93 Hvlander Club Sq HAXVKINS HOOVER ,IONES KANIPE ra.. 1'-, 'x A PI . A-v 5' zrsfil .tr ! IV' rv' : . 5 I war 24 ,r1 ,ft 'F' fqg-V rm LQ' sq rf' ' W 1:77 LQW' fe ev' if Via, .I LONON LYTLE MARKS MELTON HAROLD JACKSON LONON fjackiej Football 2, 3, 4, S3 Baseball 2, 3: Monogram Club Z, 3, 4, S, Foreign Language Club 45 Class Treasurer 3g Most Original 5. ALBERT LE ALON LYTLE Victory Club 25 Glee Club 3g French Club 3, 4, Sg Marionette Club 4, Future Teachers Club 53 History Club 2. RUBY JEAN MCGALLIARD fGiggIesj Library Club lg Health Club 3, 45 Study Club 25 Football Sponsor S. WILMA IRENE MCIVER fwilmerj Girls' Health Club lg Glee Club lg Hylander Club 4, Sq Secretary Sq Band 3, 4, 53 Science Club 4, S: Future Teachers Club S, District Contest 4, State Contest 4, Brass Ensemble 4, Dramatics Club 3, Hobby Club 33 Latin Club 2, 33 Bookweek Story Teller 4, Sq Library Assistant l. , 5 . gf: '37 ',.,.iz , '!7N ,, si! N 'i : - -.03 , W... NW: Q 7-.21 ii B R f Q? ' ' -2 A lk ,ff :Q at j i? Q sfgf-Ziff 3125555 E A 3 ..- Mi MCGALLIARD MCIVER MILLER MOODY ROBERT LEE MARKS QDOCJ Library Club 25 Latin Club 33 Hylander Club 3, 4. ig Circulation Manager 4, Advertising Manager S3 Debaters' Club 4, S3 Triangular Debate 43 Advanced Science Club 4, ig Future Teachers Club Sq Marionette Club 4, Sq Fditor-in-Chief ig National Honor Society 4, ig President S Band 3, 4, 95 Secretary Sq District Contest 3, 4, State Contest 3, 43 Ifnsembles 4g Student Council 4, S, President 55 Class President 2, Sq junior Play 4, Marshal 2, 3, 4. ROBERT BRUCE lVIIiLTON xliasketball 2, ig Baseball 2, 3, ig Commercial Club 3: junior Play 43 Hobby Club 43 Debaters' Club 4, ig Hylander Club Sq Advanced Science Club 4, Hylander Photographer S, Foreign Language Club S. GI'QORGl4l BUnm ' lVIII.l.IzR Boys' W'ork Club 1, 21 Commercial Club 3: Dramatics Club 5. LEONARD CLINTON Moons' Student Council 3, 4, Honor Society 4, S5 Football 2. 3. 4. SQ Monogram Club 4, S3 Best Dressed S. MARIO HIGH SCHOOL 25 MA YEAR IN REVIEW September 10, 1947, Marion High opens with unusually large enrollment . . . Students go all out for football games . . . Marion High wins most of games . . . Four senior girls sponsor Homecoming Football game and dance . . . Four seniors take Pepsi-Cola Scholarship examination . . . Student Council boys give fashion show at HalloWe'en Carnival . . . Semi-monthly Marionette better than ever with Robert Marks as Editor-in-Chief . . . Open house is held in gym after Forest City game . . . Kirby Rader plays in Shrine Football Gameg Marion Band takes part in parade . . . Seniors enjoy bang-up party at Christmas . . . Full length pictures are sponsored by Hylander Club. . . Marion High starts basketball season right by winning over Glenwood . . . Dances after basketball planned by Student Council . . . Hylander Club holds an- nual Hylander picnic . . . Seniors look forward to banquet and feel both sad and happy as the school year comes to a close. ' 1 PA Victory Club 25 T Drfmatics Club 35 OR CLASS NSY MAIQ OWENBY QPee-Weej reasurer 25 Library Assistant 3, 4, S3 Foreign Language Club 4, S5 Hylander Club 4, ig Treasurer S5 Debaters' Club 4, ig Future Teachers Club S. FRANKLIN PAc1-. Monogram Club 1, 3, 4, S, Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, S5 Baseb,-ll 2, 3, 45 til ,IoiiN ass Treasurer 1, 25 Student Council 2. A1.IiXANIJliR POTEAT QTato1'j Victory Club 25 Foreign Language Club 3, 45 Football 4, Sq Hylander Club 4, ig Circulation Manager ig Science Club 4, S5 Debaters' Club 4, ig Triangular Debate 4, S: President Debaters' 44 Future Teacher' Club S5 Mar,hal 3, 45 Chief Marshal s Club ig Student Council S5 Class Vice-President ig Monogram Club S, Operator Motion Picture Proieelor. U LA MAX' Poou' QPoolyj Health Club lg Dramatics Club 3, 4, 55 Athletic Club S5 Home Economics Club S, Library Assistant S. ARTHUR RAY PRICE Student Council 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 4, S5 Library Club S5 Student of the Year S5 Honor Society Vice-President ig Class Secretary S. KIRBY RATHER Football 5, 4, S5 Football Captain S5 Baseball 3, 4, S5 Veterans Club 45 Vice-President 45 Best Athlete 55 Marionette Club 2, 35 Safety Patrol 25 Athletic Club 3, 4, S5 Basketball 3, 4, ig Marionette Sports Editor 25 Football All-conference 45 Aeronautics Club 35 Monogram Club 3, 4, 95 Band 2, 3, 45 Draniatics 55 Glee Club 35 Boys' Work Club 35 Grammar School Athletic Director 4. DORIS JEAN REYNOLDS fjeanniej Class Secretary lg Glee Club I, 2, 3: Home Economics Club I, 25 Hobby Club 35 Foreign Language Club 4, 1. JAMES Wll.l,IAM ROBB QCobbj Band 3, 4, S, junior Play 45 Draniaties Club S5 Hobby Club 45 Library Club l, 25 Hylander Club 2, 35 Marionette Club 4. OWENB Y PACE PRICE RADER REYNOLDS av ' TN ,E . jf: ,C f 44? A 4 .A .f .,. . . s-'A-'rx' 4? ren. ea. if tg 193 ., n. C ff' Ts ,,-I x..-.1 28 , ' A .NL in ffl .,w-1 r 5 T7 hugs..-...-t .. .1-.. ....4.n.nr-1.3...... . POTEAT POOLE ROBB .pn-R vb-QV w 'Q .3-'hugh' MB 'fini 'Z' ,.... ears 'Bl V I' . fix asf'-A ,Qi av' ' 11' T X M.,-I ...LJ-' -ff' lW' ROBINSON SEAGLE SPRINKLE STEPP RAI' HI-NRI' ROBINSON Boys' Vfork Club Ig Monogram Club 3, 4, Y: Basketball 3, 4, Sg Football 3, 4, 9: Most Popular 91 Veterans Club 43 Aeronautics Club Ig King of Spring Festival 4. BETTY JISAN SIEAGLI: CButchj Library Club l, 2, 35 Library Assistant 1, 2, 3g Glee Club l, 4, S5 Dramatics Club S3 Girls' Health Club 1, 3. Hylander Hylander Majorette Contest 3 S5 Future Hylander Boys' Wo ELIZABETH ANNE SIIII-'LET CCousin Anniej Club 1, 2, 3, 4, S5 Glee Club 2: President Club 3: Latin Club 33 Band I, 2, 3, 4, S3 2, 3. 4, S5 Band Council 33 District Music , 45 State Music Contest 3, 4, ig Dramatics Club Teachers' Club Sg Assistant Advertising Manager ig .Iunior Play 4. JAMES HOWARD SII-vER fSatchj rlt Club l, 25 Commercial Club 3: Hobby Club 4g Dramatics Club 5. '53 Q7 SHIFLET SILVIQR TURNMIRF NX'AI.l. KIUANITA IRENI2 SPRINIQLI-. QSquirtj Marshal High School lg Class President Ig Glenwood High School 2, 3, 43 Home Ifconomics Club 2, 3, Volley Ball 33 French Club 45 Dramaties Club S Secretary S. SPENCER REIII STI-,PP fSpencerinej Library Club 1, 23 Workers' Club 2, Study Club 23 Foreign Language 4, S3 Hobby Club l, 41 Advanced Science Club 45 Football 4, ig Aeronautics 2. BINA GERAI.IJINIi TURNMIRI' fDeanniej Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Secretary 45 Vice-President S3 Latin Club ig Secretary ig Future Teachers' Club Sq Secretary ig Home Ifconomics Club ig Secretary Sg Office Assistant 4, 55 Library Assistant 2. BILLIE JEAN WAI.I. qisibbiep Health Club lg First Aid Club lg Ilrarnatics Club 2, 3. 4, ig President 43 Office Assistant 43 Hobby Club 4: junior Play 41 French Club 4: Glee Club S. MARIO HIGH SCHOOL 29 SE ICR CLASS .4-Q 44' ,vi 'V all WATKINS WEBB lblORRIS WIILLIAM WATKINS CFuzzyj Hylnntler Club 13 Aeronautics Club 23 Student Director of junior Play 4: Science Club S4 Library Club 5. ZELIJE MAL WEBB QSleepyj ' Healtli Club lg Glee Club 3, 45 Dramatics Clu bi: Cheerleader ig junior Plnyg Basketball S3 Most Popular S. if Y? 30 :wi V' -Z' JI XVILLIS YOUNG JOSIE WILLIS U03 Library Club lg Glee Club 2, 3, 4, SQ Home Economics Club 55 Band 3, 4. 55 Basketball S3 Girls' Athletic Clubg Glce Club Secretary S. MARY LOUISE YOUNG fChyneQ journalism Club 45 Marionette Staff 45 Hylander Club 3, ig Hylancler Staff Sg Home Economics Club 3, SQ Home Economics President 3g Future Teachers Club Sg Perfect Attendance lg Health Club lg Most Courteous Sq Home Fc. Delegate to Rally 3, 4. J 0s 1 SE I Fr . ..,.. A ,, , s. v- '?,f -.ff -Q0 POST GRADUATE PAUL TURNBILL MASCOTS JIMMY BROOKS CAROLYN BOLTON WITTIEST i BEST DRESSED MOST L HELPFUL MOST POPULAR it 'ie STUDENTS of he YEAR 3, MOST TATHLETIC .wb BE T Q ALL ROUND T MOST ALENTED MOST ORIGINAL OFFICERS BOBBY CURTIS Pl'l'Sftll'lII' MII-LARD ROBINSON Vjfl'-Pl't'SjtIll'lIf .II-EAN NE NORMAN SC'!'l'f'ftl7',Y DONALD CLAYTON Trrax1n'er FREDDIE KIRIQLAND Sfznlwzz' Cozzuvil RI'fIl'l'St'Ilfdfil't' I U I O R C L A S S CIIARLINI- Aruxoxvoon YVONNI-. ARROWOOD MAROII-. AUSTIN PIIIIII' BIuc,II'I' SIiI,MA FAYL BBIOIIT X , Y ' I , ,Q I BQ QB I hw J' ' ' l 3 2 I MAX CORImIaI.I, E 1.1: T A I my ld Img xg ff? .18 E 1 ll ll F3 '73 pl ,.-. fb Q7 L ' ca-1 A . -5 I ,Hz BARBARA ATKINS BILLY BURNI-.'I'Tl-Q JUNE BLACK M. G. CLARK I '4 W' my TB Iv- YI!- l .Q-Q ii' PDF 41 vi ,N U 'oe 'D- 'ZW' , C? 'x ,-4. . , R Q V 1 Q ,,, , 7 wi frm fl, if N9 rl fI- A ,-, 'rx 3 H' I x Q, Ig 2, W ! J I Q.. 'P ,-Q ' A - N I f 'ii' fs? , M .. M A s Nav AA I I , .f-My 2, ' ff' 4' V K . ' , Y- - V ., ,. if K 4' 1, I T 4-un. 'N DONALD CLAYTON HOY CUTHBERTSON JORETTA DEVINNEY BARBARA GIBBS ll , ,I F4 I 12 V Q W, 11- , , ' ,,, I S ti I . 'Q fm Alu I sus ' YL ' -If .W If ' vfkx 4-a- 'A vf ' 1 A A. H-...O ,I 1 4 its aw 'UI Y rf 'WWF- 5 Y'-T7 fi , 'sy Nw was fa, , -7 Aziii,-?4j1lv '-LV - ,' ANNIE LAURA COPELANIJ JOANNI-. COPIQLANII BETTY JO CRliASX' BOBBY CuR'I'Is ROY CUTFiBERTSON FRANKIIAQ IDAVIS PHILIP DAVIS VVILLIARI DI-iA'I'ON J. B. EPLEY PERCHIELIQEN EVANS ROBERT FINLEY DI-1AN GOL'c,I MARY BELLE GRAX'SON IMOGI-QNIQ HALL -IACRIE HOUCK MAIRX' FRANCIS KIAMISON 33 H T' 9 ,, f - , zz. , t A 'Y f ' F au ' 4. vw '95 A :rs 9, 'i' IT' fi!!- Qrwr t if fs. ,iw -nl ff? ff'N Q- x ,gon . nf ik I R, 3 A K. Y , . f J.. .:7A. .Qi . K ,vrvp lk Y? 44819 Q., , A ,A . . 1 v j riffs ff? AlLli1iN JONES XWYNI'.MA LAWING JLANNIE MESSER MARX' FRANCES PACE 34 l RALPH JUSTICI: FRLDDIE KIRREANU AUDRIpY KOON DORIS LAYYINO VERNA RAY LEE CLII4'I4'OIiD LEONARD RUTH MACE JAMES MASK MARGARIiT MIQRLE DEAN MORGAN NORRIS MURRAX' EAN NORBAIAN C. W. POOL BUDDQ' POTEAT cw' ffl! ..., 1 '31 ,vu j K nr .... 4' v ,g .,., I3 75'-'R J H: - it lyyl 1? F R I I , K -'Q , V A -6- fm- I we ow yvs g H' 17 f li A. ...xg ' 6 I ly! V ix I, XM , mix K ,M I 5 1 .L..gf31:-,A.:4L2 HN 1 fffffi - ff' f ' 'X no 'S' ' lv 1 A A COI1NIiI-IA'PROC1TOR JIMMY RAY MARY HELEN RECTOR JOYCE REEL Mll,I..RRlJ ROBINSON CLARENCE SEAGLE DEAN SEAGLE JIMMY SEAGLI1 BETTY JOE SENTELLE ROBERT SMATIIFRS JACQUELINE SMITH GAI'I'HER STAFFORD ROBERT STAEEORD DEAN TAYLOR GLENN TONEY RUTH TWIGGS DORIS VESS JOE RAY YOUNG 35 SOPHOMQRE CLASS I3 N' ,I n the I. 4 .-L T OFFICERS Pfwsifimf . ALVIN RADER Viva'-PI'v5iIlw1l I , JIMMY GIBBS SC'lNl'l'fLll'YY . I , , I-IUBERT STANTON is Rf'fJl'l7.Yl'l7f61fil'f' fn Sflllll'I7Il Cozznvil DENNIS A3'ERS ' .3 I ,I xlamew Austin N . . . 4 y XIIFUIC Austin - - -.ff . -' S ff fl. I ,.... E Dennis Ayer's V Anne Ballew Marjorie Barnes yy, , h I my I I nf' I Elsie Biggerstaff I -6 . 4, fu. V t a Q' an B: ' 3 - Betty Bright . - f 9 L I K 5' Y H4 9 .J ...Q N f ' 4' Q - -5 Earl Bright f-fr R S 2 Johnnie Burgin ' I l' me Viol-1 Bugin l '11 , f ., I f.. Q2 ' l - - l Kenneth Cannon , - A ,Y A in ' . 'N .I ' A- 'W 4 Peggy Qreasy Y , , v -5 X -3 . , Betty Cuthbertson f. ' Q5 ' iff' Cheryl Cuthbertson I A, 5 ,I , Leon Daniels flf 1 I if. , f, Q fl X I ,V Guy Davis 4 f wx A Margaret Ann Davis I A-J nl' I A ,' - ., S JJ Hilda Earley C 3 I L ig 1 6 -.NV Thelma Earley ' A ,, fa i ' Emily Elliott x V 'Q ll ll 1,45 36 'ff in ,nl -J Qi C3 ,Us Ui f . me ,N ' 1 Z 'su Sf 9' '27 it ' - :ffl f? I I l 1- arswb-5 3, in i 94 -'iff it I gnf 'lr :gli xfw K ,fn Z A lg Vi 5, i,, J' Z- fl. is Q-1 -e, A W 'N N 1 . l f r slimmy Iflliott Ifugene Ifnglnnnl kloyee lfpley Hazel Ifvnns Ralph lfentler hlongw lfencler David Ifinley Joyce Iiinley Sylvia Ifriek Betty Ifrisby Alimmy Gibbs Larry Gibson Opal Gibson Donnie Godfrey Hilda Goodman Gene Guthrie Mary Lou Haire Harold Hall W'ilburn Hammer Bobby Harris Faye Haynes Rebecca Hemphill Betty Hester Betty ,lean Hollifield Jeanne Hollifield Gene Huffman Harold Huffman Charles Hughes Glynn Lambeth Ierry Suttles Peggy Laughlin Sewell Laughridge Bobby Long Dan McCall Carl McGalliard Marguerite Mclntosh Margaret Mclver Junior McKinney Johnnie McNeil Connelly Miller Virgie Miller Jean Morgan Jack Murray Pauline Myers Bill Neal Dorothy Norton Paul Norton Carroll Owensby Luna Owensby Gilbert Packett Doris Parker Billie Peek Ralph Phillips Graham Pendergrass Glenn Price Alvin Rader Lois Reynolds Lucille Reel Jack Robinson Jack Ross 38 f, 3,5 1 ll xx st l V X twe- 4, ide' 8, C I 13 x ,.., x ,, . in-g ....4- ..,..- V 0 l . Y-lk nf 210, X . in My i vxx ' ,I I 1. 1- 1 2 y -as ,. . 4 'Qu-5 ' 1 , Y .l I 2 l e wx 5. f 5-V- 72 l it 1'5 x l XX iz, i e 43- 1 Q T I, -if ',' 1 Ms 'Q QP' -as , A V- -8' r 'EP' file l 'B , - 7 1 9 tif' dmv? ...N -:fuk ,aan .7 , l K. -44 ' 'F -r ' ' -f P J' f f '77 1 . W 4 . QQQ C r K 3 ii iQ .R gin -.7 MEMBERS OF SOPI-IOMORE CLASS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Fred Parker Carroll Parker Cecil Curtis Chandous Ridings joe Jenkins Gerald Chapman Roy Wilson jimmy Gibson Nelson Benfield iv Vfayne Ruth Glenn Selby Geneva Sigmon lewell Simmons Xvilma Smathers Hubert Stanton Thelma Sturgeon Bobby Styles Vivian Suttlemyre Dessie Thomas Carrol Toney Lucille Vess Barbara Walker Mickey Walker Mary Waters Dean Webb Jetta Webb Lucy Wilson Sally Wilson jack Wingo Betty Wright Paul Wyatt Aubrie Wylie Buchanan, Iva June MEMBERS Arrowood, Ruth Arrowood, Spencer Atkins, Jerry Anderson, Glenys Anderson, Janavia Bailey, Betty Jane Barber, Mary Bartlett, Roy Beam, Hugh Benfield, Mildred Byers, Carolyn Brown, Betty Brown, Estoy Browne, Helena Bruner, Juanita Bruner, Ruby Buchanan. Joe Burnette, Anne Byrd, Loray Carrigan, Betsy Cannon, Billy Conner, Alma Cooper, Patsy Cordell, Cassie Cordell, Gene Curtis, Robert Cuthbertson, Jo,ce Dark, Marshall Davidson, Billy Joe Davis, Fred Davis, Polly Daye, Faye Duncan, Ruth Earley, Geneva Earley, Patsy Ellis, Dottie Sue Ellis, Jimmy Elliott, Paul Iilliott, Norman 40 n ff with -v...,,s..w N- If-1 England, Betty England, Jerry Evans, Doris Finley, Jimms Finley, Joan Foster, Joyce Gibson, Dewey Gilliam, Ruby Greene. James Greene, Kenneth Greene, Lucille Godfrey, Pauline Gougc, Doris Gurley, Bryant Hall, Doris Hall, James Harris, Mildred Harklerode, ,lack Hawkins, Eugene Helmes, Claude Hendrix, Juanita Hensley, Aileen Hensley, Glenn Htmphill, Betty Anne Hollifield, Dorothy Hopkins, Elaine Howell, June Hoyle, Eleanor Huffman, Ruby Hutchins, Ruth Hutchins, Theodore Jamison, Jean Jolly, Paul Jones, Dorothy Jones, Patsy Justice, Junior Kanipe, Betty Jean Keeter, Laura Jean Kirkpatrick. Vincent Knighton, Peggy Lail, Frank Lamb, Clarence Lawing, James Lentz, Margaret Lindsey, Betty Jean Lingerfelt, Lois Jean Louis, Carolyn Mace, Bobby Mask, Harold Matthews, Jean Miller, Billy Minish, Barbara Morgan, Betty Morris, Ellen Murray, Beatrice McCall, Harry McCormick, Betty McKinney, Bobby McKinney, Earl McNeeley, Benny Neal, Adeline FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS JOE BUCHANAN President BOBBY Ricks Vin'-Presidcilzf JERRY ATKINS Treaszzrer MARSHALL DARK Scfrrefmy HUGH BEAM Siudmzf Council Rc'jm'sc'nfufiz'r' LAURA JEAN KEETER Rc'j10rfc'r 1 'Q Rurnfdt, Donald Rumfelt, Fred Seagle, Alene Seagle, Alice Faye Seagle, Homer Sisk, Ruby Shook, Dorothy Jean Smith, Barbara Smith, Guy Smith, Libby Sparks, Betty Jean Sparks, Carlton Sprinkle, Lynn Steppe, Joan Stevens, Mona Lee Styles, Buddy Styles, Charles Styles, Earl Suttles, Blake Noblitt, Margaret Taylor, Taylor, Eddie Fred Norman, Betty Norton, Barbara O'Dear, Flwanda Owensby, Glenn Pace, Joyce Parker, Cecil Parker, Lawrence Patrick, Dean Pittman, Eva Pool, Joe, Jr. Pool, Ruth Poteat, Billy Proctor, Billy Randolph, Charles Edward Ray. LBZHQTQ RQe , Homer Reel, Jewell Ricks, Bobby Robison, Bobby Roland, Arnold Roland, Betty Jean Ross, Betty Jean Tilley, Doris Trinks, June Trent, Madge Turner, Billy Turnmire, James XValker, Carl W'alker, Charles W'all, Glenn W'ard, Betty Ward, Franklin W'eelts, Inez XVilkerson, Katherine Wil kerson, Katie Mae Willis, Betty XVillis, Betty Lee XVillis, Charles W'ilson, Aileen Wilson, Bill Wright, McCoy Young, Joyce , , vm '51 , .i El Qui 'c iff . , i 2 fs A W Polly Atkins Bonnie Bright Barbara jean Britt Bill Bradford Raymond Brooks jane Brown Kaye Brown Bennie Byers lfugene Cross Charles Dale Issac Douglas Rgrrnond lfffler il Ellis Nl Imie Finley Tony Gordon Doris Gibbs -lohnn y Glenn Sonya Hagna lanelle llarrison Xlfilliam Hawkins Patricia Hemphill Colleen Houck Dorothy joneS Allen Kistler llowartl Letlbetter Ioanne Landis Nlary Lassiter Doris lawing MEMBERS Mary Olive Lawing Betty -lean Long Terry Lowery Virginia McBee Faye McCarthy Louise McGee Margaret McI.arty klane Matthews lidith Mulinax Fva Norton Cecil Owenby Alvin Owenby lfloiie Pittman Doris Potent EIGI-ITT-I GRADE OFFICERS BILL SUTTLE President BILL HAWIQINS Vivz'-Presidvrzt ALVIN OWENBY TI'c'ax1u'er MARY OLIVE LAWING Sevrvfary PATSY TEAGUI5 Sfmlenz' C011 II I-il RFpl'?SF71fdfll'i' Cray Proctor Barbara Robinson Harold Dean Robinson Bobby Skinner La Traille Smith NlC'illiam Wayne Suttle Betty Taylor Patricia Teague Robert Toney Loretta Walker Bill Waters Mary Nwhetstine Peggy Young xr' ,,3ZiE ' W 'P .IL .., .s ,. . H-M11 r '- . .5h,. , , ' - 4 . 1 , ' 1 1 , . df'-J',', u gxsztw' MW! 1 - 1 fl 1 ' 'sm A .ff 4 -VLA. ' ' vi' 'e I I '.. V ff s . Q!! vw ' r f- ' ,li 'I I v 3 . 4.1. Q., bfi, F -' f.. ,. ,JV , 35 , '1 4.- -1 ' v :rg H Q HYLANDER STAFF ,bv 'W V' A? KVU ., .499 DONALD ENGLAND Ifrfifor-111-CfJif'f GLISNNA BYRD Assixfalzf Iidifor DALE BROXWN Axsishzuf Ifffifor ROBERT MARKS A111 't'I'ffSf1IKQ Mczmzgrw' ANNE SHIFLET A.YXJSftIlIf Affzwfisizlg Mazzagw' PIOXVARD B1OOERsTAIfIf Sjmrfs Ifflifor JOHN POTEAT Cfl'l'IlIClffl11I MtllIdKQf'I' LILA EARLI2 HARRISON Bzzxizzvss Mmmgvz' ALVIN RADER Assisfalzf Sjmrfs Etlliffll' RALPH FEN DER PlNlfUgl'6lI7!Jjl' Mamzgvr GAITHER STAFFORD 1'xXSfSf6l1If ljfmfogrrzplric' Mll11dKQl'l' BARBARA XVALKER fXSSjSftllIf fXflZ'l'l'fiSilIg Managmf 44 .g ,, 194 Qs' HYLA DER CL EVEN as a tiny seed planted in the damp soil will grow, through the years into a plant of natural beauty and wonder, so has this Hylander of 1947-48 had its planting and growth into this present excellent state and perhaps, as you turn its pages, ,,- resplendent with its pictures, snapshots, lists of rolls, and other information on our general school year, you wonder about its beginning and growth. This, then, is the answer to your wonclerment. The first volume of the Hylander, a plain unadorned book, . appeared in 1926, and, for a first venture into the publishing of an annual, it was a passable result. Within its two hard covers there was told the story of life in Marion High School during the gay mid-twenties. No more annuals were published after this volume for a number of years. Finally, in 1957-38, the Honor Society, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Augustus Kluntz, published the second volume of the Hylander. lt was a mimeographed annual, bound in yellow paper, and con- taining no pictures, but still giving a detailed listing of events in the High School for the year. The following year, however, the Hylander suffered another setback when Mrs. Kluntz left the school in mid-year and there was no 1939 annual. But the Hylander was not to admit defeat so easily and, in 1940, is was resurrected for the second time by the senior class. Dedicated to Mr. Beam, the annual was a sophisticated catalogue of classes, his- tories, events and activities. For the next eight years the Highlander continued to grow and expand and to become a better annual with each passing year until this 1948 Hylander, published under the sponsorship of Mr. Carter. We feel that the following prophesy taken from Mr. Beam's greetings in the 1938 annual, has been fulfilled: This publication can and will become a vital factor in student activities. ln purpose it will serve as a reminder to pupils-of events which were important-and of ideals which will become stimulating-as an influence for additional achievements. OFFICERS Byrd, Eugene Cross, Robert Curtis, Aloretta De- MAURICE ATWELL , , Presm'wzf vinney, juanita Elliott, Donald England, Ralph HAZEL GARDIN. , Vffl'-Pl't'Sil1t'l7f Fender, Hazel Gardin, Hilda Goodman, Kathryn WILMA MCIVER .. Sr'c'rc'far5 Greene, Lila E. Harrison, Rebecca Hemphill, PANSY OWENBY .,Trr'as11rf'r lrene Kanipe, Laura Keeter, Glynn Lambeth. MR. CARTER, , ,,,,, Sponsor Robert Marks, Dan McCall, Wlilina Mclver, Bruce Melton, Pansy Owenby, john Poteat, Alvin '- MEMBFR5 . Rader, Dean Seagle, Anne Shiflet. Jacqueline MHUFICC Arwell, Keith Blddlxs Howard Bigger- Smith, Gaither Stafford, Barbara Wfalker, Louise staff, Jimmy K. Biggerstaff, Dale Brown, Glenna Young, 45 MARIO ETTE STAFF OFFICERS ROBERT MARKS Ezlifor-irz-Chief LAURA JEAN KIQIQTIQR H11111oI'EJiloI MAURICE A'fXX!IQIIL AUj5f,,,1f Egfjfm- JIMMY KATHRH'N BIGc3I-LRsTAIfIf lixvlnzizgw ljzlifor GLIQNNA BYRD Sovirfy Edilm' GLENN TONILX' Adzwfisizzg MdI1H,Qf'l' LARRY GIBSON Fvalirrr Eilitor RALPH FiaNnI1R Pliofognzpbiv Eflifm Roi' DAN'lS Sports Iidilor MRS. MCBRAYIQR Sponsor DRAMATICS CLUB V fl .-Sunil . 1 4 MEMBERS Charlene Arrowood, Ruth Arrowood, Barbara Atkins, Virgie Austin, Anne Ballew, Selma Faye Bright, B. J. Brown, Junc Carrigan, M. G. Clark, Bill Coward, Betty Cuthbertson. Martha Sue Dobbins, Hilda Farley. Mary Lou Fpley. Fannie Maude Gaddy, Hilda Goodman, Doris Gouge, Kathryn 46 Miss I-Iarril Greene, Doris Harris, Mary Frances Jamison, Irene Laura Jean Keeter, Sewell Laughridge, Bobby Long, Miller, Dean Morgan, Ellen Ann Morris, Pauline Adeline Neal, Eula Mae Pool, Buddy Poteat, Alvin Joyce Reel, Jimmy Robb, Wayne Betty Jean Seagle. Anne Shiflet. OFFICERS Larry Gibson Piwiilwil Iren Q Kanipe Vim'-Pwxiilvrif Juanita Sprinkle S1'fI'I'li1I'-II Glenn Toney ' 'IIXHHI l Sponsor Iianipc, Buddy Myers Rader, Ruth a ' ff ,ac Qasfi? .,o ...- ti , , Y x K CT1 I K? 2 . rj J if f' if 'Kg' A fr 'vi' ..f , ii 3 OFFICERS JOHN POTEAT Pl'USi!1!'lIf MAURICI2 ATWIZLL Vivl'-Prf'siJl'nI GLENNA BYR1: Svc'rc'far3 ROBERT MARKS Treaszzrer MR. CARTER Sponsor MEMBERS Maurice Atwell Jimmy K.Biggerstaff Betsy Keith Bowman Dale Brown joe Buchanan Glenna Byrd Bobby Curtis Roy Davis Joretta Devinney Donald England Larry Gibson Laura Jean Keeter Hilda Goodman Robert Marks Bruce Melton Harry McCall Pansy Owenby John Poteat Bobby Ricks Jacqueline Smith DEBATERS' CLUB LlKE.the bear who hibernates during the winter and comes from his cave in the spring, the Debating Club has again taken its place, after spending several years in a forced hibernation, among the swirling whirlpool of athletics, band and other more attractive, student- appealing activities of our school. The club was kept active during the 1930's by participating in Triangular Debates over the state, but in 1940, due to war-imposed obstacles and the temporary cessation of the Triangular Debates, the club was disbanded in the school. Last year, however, under the expert guidance of Mr. Carter, the Debating Club was again brought back into existence and sent two teams to the Triangular Debates. The Marion negative team, composed of Robert Marks, John Poteat, and Glenna Byrd as alternate, met the Forest City affirmative in Asheville, while the Marion affirmative team, composed of Lynn Crawley, Betsy Bowman, and L. D. Atkins, Jr. as alternate, met the Lee Edwards negative in Forest City. Duc to inexperience, both of the Marion teams met defeat, but the two opposing teams went on to the finals at Chapel Hill to become the State winners, Not in the least, disheartened, the club is again work- ing for the Triangular Debates, and they have their hopes of making a better showing this year than last. 47 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB . ' feta . ' . 4? ,az - f.. .fm .M - 1-,'? 'f 'i1fT'f'7Afll? OFFICERS HAZI-:L GARDIN L President MAURICE ATWELL Vivc'-Prc'sidc'11i ROBERT MARKS .Sl'l'l'l'f6l1'-Y and Tl'l'dSlIl'f'l' MEMBERS Adeline Neal Hilda Goodman Kathryn Greene Joyce Young Margaret Ann Davis Virginia Cameron Geraldine Turnmire Robert Marks Wilma Mclver Louise Young John Poteat Pansy Owenby Betsy Keith Bowman Hazel Gardin - -'RRG ,f Dorothy Hollifield Donald England Glenna Byrd Lealon Lytle Maurice Atwell Anne Shiflet Imogene Hall Betty jean Lindsey Jimmie Finley Dean Patrick Eugene Hawkins Fred Taylor Raymond Effler Frank Lail Charles Styles Charles Dale Joe Pool 48 SCIENCE CLUB Iain: ? ' ' MEMBERS OFFICERS DONALD ENGLAND Prf'siJenl MAURICE ATWELL View-Pi'vsm'w1f GLENNA BYRD Srfvefaijy mm' Tl'f'dSIll'l'I' MR. MCBRAYER Sponsor HCDME -1-life-4 .adn jerry Atkins, Maurice Atwell, blames Austin, Hugh Beam, Betty Brown, Aluanita Bruner, joe Buehanan, Cilenna Byrd, Gerald Chapman, Bobby Curtis, Robert Curtis, Leon Ilaniels, Iired Davis, Billy ,Ioe Davidson, Norman Elliott, Donald Ifngland, David Finley, Betty ,lo Frisbee, Harel Cardin, Ruby Gilliam, -Iimmy Greene, Bobby Harris, Mildred Harris, Faye Haynes, Charles Hughes, Aloe -lenkins, Paul jolly, Irene Iianipe, Vincent Kirkpatrick, Clarence Lamb, james Lawing, Bobby Mace, Harry McCall, XViIma Melver, Bobby Meliinney, Ifarl Meliinney. Billy Miller, Paul Norton, Lawrence Parker, Billy Poteat, klohn Poteat, Bobby Robinson, Betty ,lean Ross, Ifarl Styles, Buddy StyIes, Blake Suttles, Carroll Toney, Madge Trent, Billy Turner. Charles Vfalker, Franklin Xvard, Bill Wilson, McCoy W'rigIit. ECGIXIOMICS CLUB x-an - Q 4 ,,. ,J - MEMBERS OFFICERS IRENE KANIPE Presidwnf MARY Lou EPLEY I I I I Viet'-Prvsitlwzf GERALDINE TURNMIRE Sr'crelary ELEANOR I-IOYLE I I Trc'usm'er Ifstoy Brown, Mary Lou Ifpley, Perehieleen Ifynns, Ruth Hutchins, Margie Austin, Cornelia Proctor, Audrey Iioon, Margaret Noblitt, Lois ,lean Iingerfelt, Gienys Anderson, Aline Hensley, Aileen XViIson. Iiva Pittmin, Doris Ifvans, Inez XX'eeks, Carolyn Lewis, kloyee Izpley. Irene Kanipe, Marguerite Melntosh, join Stepp, Eleanor Hoyle, Geneva Iiarley, Peggy Laughlin, Betty ,lem Hollifield. Margaret Melver, Betty England, Betty bl. Bailey. Irene Howell, Ceraldine Turnmire, Virginii Cameron, Louise Young, Pauline Godfrey, Altne Seagle, Betty Norman, Jewell Reel, Helena Brown, kloyse Foster, Imogene Hall, Mary Barber, Anne Burnctte, jean Matthews, Dorothy Hollifield, Betty Lindsey, Joyce Young, ,Ioyee Cuthbertson, ,luanita Hendrix, Betty Browne, Lydia Cable, ,Iuanitn Bruner, Mildred Harris, Ruby Bruner, Betty Sparks. Dessie Lee Thomas, Aileen jones, Eula Mae Poole, Tliurlene jones 49 G I R L S Beulah Harris Louise Young AT H L E T I C Martha Sue Dobbins Celia Hawkins C L U B Margaret Curtis Mary Lou Epley Betty jo Creasy Barbara Gibbs Yvonne Arrowood Mildred Davis Irene Barber Eula Mae Pool Thurlene jones ff Howard Hoover Freddie Kirkland Norris Murray Clifford Leonard Philip Davis Howard W'ilson Dennis Ayers Gilbert Packet Roy Davis Hoy Cuthbertson Donald Clayton Paul Turnbill Alvin Rader Iiarl Bright Roy Cuthbertson Graham Pendergrass ,lackie Lonon Aluanita Elliott .Ioanne Copeland Lila Harrison Glynn Lambeth Guy Smith June Carrigan Barbara Walker Josie Willis Juanita Elliott Opal Gibson Betty Joe Sentelle Bertha Hoyle Doris Harris john Poteat Kathryn W'ilkerson Carl McGalliard Yvonne Arrowood Franklin Pace Ray Robinson Kirby Rader Donald England Millard Robinson Rebecca Hemphill Katie Wfilkerson STORY TELLERS CLUB MEMBERS Wilma Mclver Irene Kanipe Glenna Byrd Betsy Keith Bowman Kathryn Greene Joretta Devinney Hazel Gardin Pansy Ofwenby Hilda Goodman Anne Shifler Margaret Ann Davis -,L ,I 4 French-FOREIG OFFICERS Maumee ATWELL , , A , , ,.,,., , , , . , . Prvxidrnl DONALD ENGLAND , . A Vim'-Prvxidwzt DALE BROWN . . . , . .... Serrclary GLYNN LAMBETH A . ...,,...,,.. A , , Treasurer MEMBERS Maurice Atwell, Howard Biggerstaff, Selma Bright, Sybil Brooks, B. J. Brown, Dale Brown, Annie Laura Copeland, Joanne Copeland, Peggy Creasy, Donald England, Ralph Fender, David Finley, Joyce Finley, Sylvia Frick, Larry Gibson, Donnie Godfrey, Hilda Goodman, Mary Belle Grayson, Kathryn Greene, Milladeen Greene, Imogene Hall, Rebecca Hamphill, Howard Hoover, Ralph Justice, Glynn Lambeth, Sewell Laughridge, Bobby Long, Dan McCall, Connelly Miller, Dean Morgan, Billy Neal, Pansy Owenby, Jimmy Ray, Jean Reynolds, Spencer Steppe, Bobby Styles, Vivian Suttlemyre, Barbara Walker. LA GUAGE CLUB-Lam OFFICERS -JORLTTA DLv1NNi Y, LILA Eixltu IIARRISON Cons-uli BRUKL IVIIQLTON , , Vm'-Conizil GliRALDlNk TURNMIRI, Qznmmr MRS. JUs'1'Us Sjmumr MEMBERS Jimmy Kathryn Biggerstaff, Philip Bright, Virginia Cameron, Joretta Devinney, Hilda Early, Pat England, Jonas Fender, Claude Flack, Lila Earle Harrison, Jeanne Hollifield, Harold Huffman, Charles Hughes, Dorothy Jones, Bruce Melton, Margaret Mclver, Betty Lou Morgan, Adeline Neal, Paul Norton, Donald Phillips, Alvin Rader, Jack Ross, Alice Faye Seagle, Dean Seagle, Glenn Toney, Jacqueline Smith, Mona Lee Stevens, Paul Turnbill, Geraldine Turnmire, Lucille Vess, Roy Wilson, Jack XVingo, Betty XVright, Paul Wyatt. 51 TEEN -AGE -TEN OFFICERS GLENNA JUNE BYRD Pl't'Sitll'1lf JoRIiTTA DEVINNEY Vin'-Prwsizlwrl JIMMIII K. BIGGERSTAI-'I-' Sf't'I'1'faI'-3' amz' Twasllrel' BIQTSY KEITH BOWMAN Posfer C!Jdil'IlIdl1 MRS. FINLEY Sponsor MEMBERS Jimmie K. Biggerstaff Carolyn Byers Patsy Earley Betsy K. Bowman Joretta Devinney Laura Jean Keeter Dale Brown Hilda Earley Jacqueline Smith Glenna Byrd OFFICERS MILLAIJI-.HN GRI1ENIe Pl'l'XfllClZf JOSIE WILLIS I . , Sc'c'reiurJi GIQRALIJINE TUIKNMIRIAQ Vin'-Pr'esiJc'11f JI-QANNE NORMAN ,. Trerzs1n'c'r VIRGINIA CAMIQRON Rvporfer MISS JONAS ,, . Sponsor MEMBERS Pollyanna Atkins Carolyn Byers Jane Brown Ray Brown Virginia Cameron Betsy Carrigan Geneva Early Jeneil Ellis Joan Finley Joyce Finley Joyce Foster Doris Gibbs Lucille Greene Milladeen Breene Sonya Hagna Pat Hemphill Dorothy Hollifield Collen Houck Ruby Huffman Peggy Knighton Malry Olive Lawing Joanne Landis Peggy Lassiter Betty Lindsey Jane Matthews Betty McCormick Margaret McLarty Betty Jean Norman Jeanne Norman Eva Norton Doris Poteat Betty Jean Roland Barbara Robinson Betty Jean Seagle La Traille Smith Patsy Teague Geraldine Turnmire Billie Wall Betty Ward Jetta Webb Doris Westall Betty Willis Josie Willis Peggy Young Mary Whetstine 11-fit -4 52 LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS WYNIQMA LAWINQ Ifwxiflwif Doius Vifss Vin'-l'n'xiilw1! JEAN MliSSl4iR Smwrhzry Tx1ARc,ARif'l' Micitii' Tl't'd.K1ll'l'l' MEMBERS Faye Daye, Mildred Davis, Margaret Mickle, Jean Messer, June Black, W'ynema Lawing, Arnold Roland, Emily Elliott, Junior McKinney, Jimmy Gibbs, Ruth Twiggs, Jonas Fender, Gene Gutherie, Roy Wilsoii, Jerry England, Max Cordell, Roberl Smathers, J. B. Epley, Carl W'alker, Viola Burgin, Dean Wfebb, Kenneth Greene, W'arren Huffman, Doris Lawing, Virgie Miller, Betty Bright, Jack Robinson, Joyce Reel, Jetta Webb, Earl Bright, Lucille Vess, Elsie Biggerstaff, Dorothy Norton, Billie Peek, Spencer Arrowood, Jack Murray, Paul Elliott, James Hall, Donald Rumfelt, Betty Hester, Cheryl Guthbertson, Clarence Seagle, Betty Wfright, Robert Finley, Buddy Poteat, Homer Arrowood, Williani Deaton, Pat England, Barbara Atkins, Mary Frances Jamison, Glenn Toney, Norris Watkiiis, Arthur Price, Joyce Finley, Bertha Hoyle, Roy Cuthbertson, Verna Lee, Margaret Mclver, Marjorie Barnes, Dessie Lee Thomas, Fred Parker, Mary Frances Paee, Peggy Laughlin, Jimmy Seagle, Mary Helen Rector, Carrol Owenby, Lois Reynolds. E-L. ,, Iflnlwt Hilda Goodman Adeline Neal Alanelle Harrison Ofvmtt ,luanita lflliott Celia Hawkins BIINVIUIIX Anne Shiflet Mary l.ou Haire Alla Cllurillrl ,loanne Copeland limi CTlalViIIt'f Harry McCall Alfa SLIXOIVITIHIVX Bobby Long lkey McClain .losie Vfillis r l l Twim' Srltilfllllillfl Gray Proctor Roy Davis Bilflfflllt' Suxufnlirnu' Margaret Anne Davis Clilrifzvls Bill Neal Audrey Koon Charlene Arrowood Lila Farle Harrison Vivian Suttlemyre Sewell Laughridge Mary Belle Grayson Bill Suttle Peggy Creasy Betty Cuthbertson Mary jane Martin kloyce Pace lane Shiflet ' l' MARIO HIGH The Marion High School Banff was organized by Mr. Bernard Hirsch in 1935 with twenty-seven members on the roll by the end of the year. The band received a 2 rating in the North Carolina State Music Festival for each of the years 1936, 1937, and 1938. By 1938 the band had increased to forty- seven members. During the 1938-39 year, the Band Mothers' Club helped the band greatly by raising S1500 for much needed uniforms. In 1938-39 the band captured a 1 rating in the State Contest and advanced to the National Regional contest in Charlotte, where they received a 2 rating. In 1940-41, the band, now enlarged to sixty-three members, earned a 1 rating in the Greensboro State Contest and went on to the National Regional Contest .Iewell Reel David Finley Corrzeli Larry Gibson Marshal Dark Bill Hawkins Howard Biggerstaff Kenneth Cannon Betsy Keith Bowman Bill Smith Connelly Miller Norman Elliott Blake Suttles Frurlffv Harm Bobby Ricks W'ilma Mclver ,limmie K. Biggerstaff Betty .loc Sentclle Thelma Sturgeon TP'!lI!Il7lI!lt'S Dean Seagle Dean Morgan Donnie Godfrey Guy Smith Glenn Wall Barifmzrx Margaret Curtis Mickey Walker Baises Robert Marks jimmy Robb Ralph Fender Perrnxximl Patsy Cooper Dorothy Norton Margaret Mclver Helena Browne Hilda Early Minnie ,lane Bowman ll 54 .CI-TOOL BA in Richmond, Virginia, coming home with a coveted 1 rating. When Mr. Hirsch was inducted into the armed forces in 1942, Mr. R. Glenn Palmer came to direct the band. There were no contests because of the war, but the band made up for this by participating in a number of activities at home. 1944 saw Mr. Palmer also entering the armed forces and the band luckily secured Miss Mabel Beach as director. In 1946 the state contests were resumed, with the M. H. S. band receiving a 2 rating. Everyone was joyous at having Mr. Hirsch again in the fall of 1946. He proved his ability when, after a few months, he led the band to a 1 rating in the Greensboro contest. The band was especially active that year attending football games, giving concerts and attending the Apple Blossom Festival in Hender- sonville. This year the band is again on the upgrade, having performed at football games and having given two concerts. The band doesn't consider this success how- ever. It is only a milestone to the making of North Carolina's best High School Band. OFFICERS ROY Davis I'rumlrnl IRILAN Sizfxcu V111--I'rus1ilw11 ROBIRT lVlARKS Sn'1'i'fi1ry MARY Lou HAIRI' lfifzrtzriuri Boum' Ricks Drum Maim- l.AltRY fiIBSON Rwpnrtur 55 NATIONA HO OR OCIETY In or'ili'r lo ttitillzliila a nznrr ju'1'ft't'l .mt'it'lYv, Ia lwmrlloft' lrigfr itfmllx, amf I0 r'rt't1l1' nl'ift'1', i11ft'rr'x!, tmil lifziforllzif-y in our midi! reads the preamble of the constitution of the Marion Chapter of the National Honor Society and, ever since its organi- vation, the Marion Chapter has endeavored to ful- fill the above quotation. The Marion Chapter was organized in 1930 under the sponsorship of Mrs. Augustus Kluntl and during its first year of existence, eight members of the l93Il class were inducted into the society. Through the succeeding seventeen years, from 1930 to 1947, students have been inducted into the society on the average of ten a year. Mrs. Kate Finley, of the present school faculty, became sponsor of the Marion Chapter in 1944. The four standards by which a student is judged for membership into the society are KU character, 121 service, 135 leadership, and Q45 scholarship. The students who are eligible are voted into the Society by the faculty who use the above standards as their measuring rule. The induction ceremonies take place in the early spring. OFFICERS ROBERT MARKS . Pwfsiflwft ARTHUR PRICE Vice-P1'esidw.'f GI.I-.NNA BYRD Sc'c'rt'far'Ay KUTH BIDDIX Tl'l'd5I11'l'l' MRS. FINLEY Sponsor 56 MEMBERS KEITH BIDDIX GLENNA BYRD DONALD ENGLAND ROBERT MARKS LEONARD MOODY ARTHUR PRICE T 5 U 5 -v :- V H 4 FDGTBALL AN almost flawlessly coached Ripper eleven met both defeats and victories in the 1947 foot- ball season. Led by some of the greatest players ever to wear the orange and black uniforms, they jumped even the Coach'S expectations. The Rippers got to their feet after the opening tie with the Conference Champions of the Palmetto State, Parker High, and under the winning Wizardry of Coach Ditt and his staff, expended their wrath with progressive fury upon their conference foe. With a few powerful backs and Several veteran linemen they won 7 games and lost 4 with 1 tie. Kirby Rader, Ripper tailback, played in the Shrine Bowl at Charlotte, while Jackie Lonon, end, played in the Optimist Bowl at Asheville. Sparking the team throughout the season was England, who rattled their bones with his line SQUAD I I lj! 35? g , If 'fx , A ' f f-if e sai- -fi?-s.,.amYm DONALD ENGLAND CLINTON HENDLEY KIRBY RADER CO-CAPTAIN RAY ROBINSON HOY CUTHBERTSON ROY DAVIS LEONARD MOODY CAPTAIN JACK LONON ROY CUTHBERTSON HOWARD HOOVER LINE COACH STOKES CARL WALKER DON WRIGHT GILBERT PACKETT MILLARD ROBINSON SPENCER STEPP MORPHEW POTEAT JOHN POTEAT ALVIN RADER HOWARD WILSON J. B. BROOKS HARRIS BACKFIELD COACH COACH DITT PAUL WYATT WILBURN HAMMET EARL BRIGHT KENNETH GREENE JIMMY GIBBS DEAN WEBB MARSHAL DARK HUGH BEAM ALLAN KISLER MANAGER JIMMY ELLIS MANAGER DENNIS AYERS MANAGER CHARLES WAGES WARREN HUFFMAN GRAHAM PENDERGRASS EUGENE ENGLAND DAN MCCALL FREDDIE KIRKLAND JACK WINGO PHILIP DAVIS 1948 plunging and tackling, and with Ray Robinson, who was one of the hardest of all Ripper blockers. They were ably helped throughout the season by Whiz Davis, the tall lanky end, and B. Brooks, the powerful diminutive guard who probably set a conference record by blocking eight punts during the season. Seniors who have played their last game as Rippers are Donald England, Kirby Rader, Ray Rob- inson, Leonard Moody, Roy Davis, and Jackie Lonon. So ends another successful sea- son for the Rippers. Q SEPTEMBER 12 MARION I-IIGH 7 PARKER HIGH 7 In probably the best game of the season the Rippers battled the Purple Tornadoes of Parker High to a 7-7 tie in Greenville. Marion scored in the first period on a pass from Rader to I.onon and held this lead until the closing minutes of the game, when .1 desperation pass gave Parker its only touchdown. The game was played before .1 throng of 10,000 people who saw Ingland and Rader pice the Marion team with out- standing aid from Xwlllil Davis and Brooks who blocked .in important punt in the game. SEPTEMBER 19 MARION 13 NEWTON-CONOVER 0 Nlarion easilv downed the Red Devils of Newton- Conover High in their first western conference tilt Radei' plunged over from first the one yard line and then the three yard line for the only two touchdowns. The Devils threatened only once when they drove to the Marion twenty in the third quarter. Itngland and Rader ltd the offense while I,onon. Ilendlev and Cuthbertson held the defense with lirooks blocking his second kick of the year. EOOTB LL SEPTEMBER 26 MARION HIGH 7 LENOIR 13 At I,enoir the Rippers suffered their first defeat of the season. The Bearcats scored first, driving 35 yards for the touchdown. Iiefore the half Marion drove 40 yards to the I.enoir li yard line with runs and passes clicking but were stopped short of paydirt by the clock. In the third quarter the Rippers marched 60 yards to score, Rader making the score. Ienoir got their final score in the third period on .1 drive of fifty-five yards. Marion controlled the ball in the latter part of the game, passing and running to the Lenoir I0 yard line once and the five again. The contest ended with the hall on the I.enoir IZ yard stripe. Rader, Moody and Ingland were standouts. Brooks blocked his third consecutive kick of the season. OCTOBER 3 MARION 40 KINGS MOUNTAIN O Marion rolled up its highest score of the year against .1 weak Rings Mountain team with the Rippers scoring in tvtry period. R. Rader made three of the touch- downs: Xxillil Davis, IJLIYY Ifngland and John Rader pw .,l ' 1---13 f g- Paseo PALKIQTT WILSON P. DAVIS NI. ROBINSON HOOVER R. CUTHBERTSON 60 1948 each made one. Prominent on the Marion defense were Hendley, Moody, Roy Cuthbertson, and Ray and Millard Robinson with Brooks, who kept his slate clean bv blocking the fourth punt of the year. OCTOBER 10 MARION 14 VALDESE 0 Playing the first of five games contested on a wet and soggy gridiron, the Rippers sent a Valdese team tn defeat by a two-touchdown margin. Ripper touchdowns came in the second period on Q1 60 yard drive, and in the third quarter on a S0 yard drive. England led both marches with Rader carrying the ball for the few final yards. England successfully kicked both conver- sions. The entire team showed up well defensiveiy. OCTOBER 17 MARION 6 MORGANTON 12 The Morganton W'ildcats eked out a victory over Marion in the Rippers Homecoming game. The Rippers outclassed their opponents for most of the game and lcd in all the statistical departments but were unable to withstand a last scoring march by the Wildcats. In the first period the Rippers carried the ball through the rain and mud on a 45 yard drive that ended with .1 touchdown pass from Rader to Packett who made a beautiful catch of the ball. The first W'ildcat score Came in the second quarter as a result of a 40 yard drive. Helms drove over from the Rippers 2 yard marker. Hart set Morganton's last touchdown on a SS yard run and made the score immediately after the fourth period began. Rader, Packett, Hendley and H. Cuthbertson were the leaders for the Marion team while J. B. Brooks, one of the midget guards, racked up two more blocked kicks on his record, making his total up-to-date six. OCTOBER 24 MARION 19 I-IENDERSONVILLE 0 In the third of a series of games played on wet fields, the Rippers overpowered the Bearcats of Hendersonville with Rader scoring all the touchdowns. Marion scored the first time they got the ball, again in the second .f . , 1 V 1 me are-.93 2 2253 X954 'jlrilf'-f ,,,,...,a.. .sw sw' . , .i?r5' i,.,. f' 2- v t ..??,,5 A , I ,.i+f2 I f U if 'WN gvjkrfy ENGLAND quarter on a fifty yard punt return, and lastly, in the fourth period on .1 sustained drive of 941 yards. Pender- grass, R, Cuthbertsnn, and Ray Robinson were the mainf stays of the Ripper defense along with lirunks, who blocktd one punt .ind .inoiher one that was called back because of a penalty. Off M? PENDERGRASS H. CUTHBERTSON BROOKS 61 N R. ROBINSON RADER OCTOBER 31 MARION 26 RUTHERFORDTON 0 Once again playing on a dry field, the Rippers, in one of their better games of the season crushed the hopes of a determined Hilltopper eleven. Marion's initial score came on an end-around play with Wliiz Davis carrying the ball 45 yards for the touchdown. Marion scored again a few moments later when a 45 yard drive ended with Davis going across from the 10 yard line. Late in the second quarter a 50 yead pass play scored, as Davis passed 35 yards to Lonon who ran the remaining 15 for the third Marion tally. Ray Robinson and Fuzz England led a third period march which culminated in a touchdown when Robinson bucked over from the five yard line. II. Cuthbertson, M. Robinson, and Pendergrass also were outstanding in the Ripper line-up. NOVEMBER 7 MARION 7 HICKORY 13 The Red Tornadoes of Hickory capitalized on two timely breaks to defeat the Rippers. The entire game was played in a downpour of rain and was marred by fumbles by both teams. Craig made both of Hickory's scores. The orange and black eleven made its only touch- down in the first period, Rader racing 10 yards to climax a 50 yard march. England, Davis and Ray Robinson paced the Ripper defense. NOVEMBER 14 MARION HIGH 14 CANTON 29 Marion suffered the worst defeat of the season at the hands of the Canton Black Bears led by Clyde Miller, All-State back. The Canton team scored touch- downs in the first, second, and third quarters, and a lone safety in the third. Marion scores were made in the third and fourth periods, one on a 50 yard pass from Rader to Packett for the score, and the last one by Iingland who made a 60 yard drive to the goal. Standouts for the game were England, Packett, Moody, R. Cutlibertson and Brooks. NOVEMBER 21 MARION 12 CHERRYVILLE 7 The Rippers were forced to come from behnid to defeat a fine Cherryville team by a I2-7 score. England carried the ball to the 2 yard line where Rader carried it over for the score. The Ironmen chalked up a touch- down in the third quarter and made their extra point. The game was fought on even terms from this point until late in the fourth quarter when England and Rader led a march down to the 20 yard line Where Rader passed to Packett for the winning touchdown. England and Paekett played some of the best ball of the season and the entire backfield turned in a good game. NOVEMBER 26 MARION 32 FOREST CITY 0 In their final game of the year, the Rippers crushed an outclassed Forest City team by a one-sided score. K. Rader made three of the Ripper scores. jackie Lonon caught passes in the end zone for other touchdowns. The Rippers were almost flawless, as Forest City failed to get inside the Ripper 40 yard line. The guards were the mainstays of the line with Brooks and Moody doing a wonderful job. In the backfield the play of England and Robinson, although neither scored, was exceptionally good. FOGTBALL ' FIRST TE , -W.. .'6'b:' oi- 3 Iackic Lonon Donald England Millard Robinson J. B. Brooks Clinton I-lcndley Kirby Rader Roy Cuthbertson Leonard Moody Roy Davis Ray Robinson Hoy Cuthbertson ...J-.. , My ,l f 'G R. DAVIS BOYS' BASKETBALL THIS year, as always, Marion placed on the hardwood one of the conference's strongest teams. Four of last year,s starting quintet returned to roam Western Conference courts for the orange and black team this winter. Frank Pace, forward and center who was high scorer for the '46-'47 Rippers, ran high in the scoring race again and proved to be one of the team's most outstanding players. The other forward spot was helped by little Ray Robinson, a talented and scrappy athlete. Claude Flack, also a small man, was another outstanding player. Combining a brilliant floor game with a deadly eye for the basket, Claude has turned in sterling guard play for the Rip- pers for three years. Donald Clayton, along with Millard Robinson operated from both forward and center. Both are lettermen, and possess offen- sive and defensive abilities. Kirby Rader also was a leading candidate in the starting line-up. A versatile player, Kirby can play al- most anv position. Another letterman is Freddv Kirk- land who received a large share of action at guard. Closely following these men were Guy Smith, Bill Burnette, Carl Walker, and Wilburn Hammet. All of these boys have several more years at Marion High and all have what it takes to make excellent Ripper basketball players. SCHEDULE january . . ,Hendersonville Qtherej january . .Tri-High Cherej january ,. , Open Date january Tech High Ctherel january . . Lenoir ftherej February 6 . . Hendersonville fherej February 10 , ,Forest City Ctherej February 13 . , ,,., , . , .Open Date February 17 ,... ..., T ri-High Ctherej February 20 . ,. . Tech High Cherej February 24 ,... . .Hickory Cherej February 27 . . . , Forest City fherej March 2. , , . . .Hickory ftherej March S ,.,.. Lenoir fhereJ T E A M Bill Burnette Wilbilrn Hammer Franklin Pace Donald Clayton Kirby Rader Ray Robinson Guy Smith Claude Flack 6 Bill Neal james Mask Carl Walker Millard Robinson Hugh Beam Dan McCall Alvin Owenby Coach Dirt mwwxrf-.'i 1 xx ..- liobby Toney, M.ll1.lgCF Dennis Ayers, Manager Ierry Atkins Freddy Kirkland Marshal Dark Mickey Wgllker Manager Allan Kisler ll, ' n 1948 65 MEMBERS Rebecca Hemphill Martha Sue Dobbins Yvonne Arrowood Kathryn XVilkerson Juanita Elliott Barbara Gibbs Joanne Copeland Lila Earle Harrison Barbara Walker Celia Hawkins Josie XVillis 66 If-A Betty Jo Creasy Margaret Curtis Lucille Greene Annie Laura Copeland Katie XVillserson Betty Joe Sentelle Opal Gibson Patsy Cooper Glynn Lambeth Betty Hemphill Ellen Ann Morris Jana via Anderson GIRLS' BASKETBALL THE RIPPERETTES suffered the loss of five of last year's starting six girls. Neverthe- less, they came up with a team rich in talent and determination, if not experience. Juanita Elliott operated from a forward position, and was one of the team's leaders. Katherine and Katie Wfilkerson made good their bids for starters, Katherine at forward and Katie at guard. Katherine was one of last year's best forwards and was again this year. Betty Ann Hemphill, Glynn Lambeth, and Barbara Gibbs also figured in the line-up at forward. At the guard position, Becky Hemphill was the starter. Lila Harrison was one of the top guards, too, together with Yvonne Arrowood and Celia Hawkins. Other leaders were Betty Jo Crease and Virginia Shepard and Annie Laurie Copeland. CHEER LEADERS '. L asilvaqsllgfarltfrnw- abr'-mall' A K1 ,ff ' U '15 ', V , I., A 4, ' ,.--. , . 5 xirf M E M B E R S june Carrigan Rebecca Hemphill Mary Olive Lawing Barbara Walker, Chict Peggy Laughlin Pat Hemphill Zelda Webb Ruth Arrowood Katheryn Wilkersoii Milladeen Greene Barbara Ray Katie Wilkerson Yvonne Arrowood BASEBALL TEAN1 MEMBERS Dean Taylor Donald Clayton Carroll Owensby Clifford Leonard Norris Murray Roy Cuthbertson Wilburn Hammer Paul Turnbill Frank Pace Carl MCGalliard Kirby Rader Donald England Buddy Finley Guy Smith Freddy Kirkland Hoy Cuthbertson Billy foe Davidson Compliments of MARION MANUFACTURING COMPANY Quality Rayon and Rayon Fabrics -I- 1. P. STEVENS COMPANY, Inc. .Slzfw filgwzt 44 LEONARD STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. be R I' b . COIYIIOAITLQI1 L4 of Clinchfielcl Manufacturing Company X 'l A ' s Q . Q I 5 Cross Cotton Mills MARICN NGRTH CAROLINA Compliments of ibrexef jurnifure omloang DREXEL, NORTH CAROLINA 'c .-iz ., 1 3+ --2- . . .-:r.55f3f??5215.EI5a::' .311 I' Hrf ': .V jlggggjgzggzrggrg-.f 1 ' Y-'153qr,4 1:-.f:ff-'-:W x , . ' ,sn J ' ' .QEEgE5f'E:. ' fs ,v N 3 . ggi . ,. :I-5, 3 ,5:f:..:5. 1, fs' 5- t- .15 ' '- lrgnlvfifxp HWE BUILD Com !l'Wlc'l1f.f 0 P Marion Kiwanis Club P X f CDTIS L. BRCDYI-IILL FURNITURE COMPANY f CD O C O A. Blanton Grocery Co. A CORPORATION Wholesale Grocers MARION 0 NORTH CAROLINA CI7lllP!Illll'IIf,1' ff . 4 . ,ClJ7I?!ll716l1fJ of . . . HUBERT C. MARTIN Radio Service f I BLUE RIDGE ICE CREAM CO. C,i0IlIf7lIll1r'l1f,f zy' , . . Frank Simpson, Manager I Seagle s Feed Store 'e67 MARuoN, Noam CAROLINA mason Noam CAROLINA Cwnplzffzwzn rj . . , Cmnplrfrzwztf ff , , . er-Wilson R, Service Station A Plione 317 Eliliibeth Ji:lI11GS MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Mill Number 2 ,Q Crfllzlpfllfzwztoi' aj , . A THE RECORD SHOP V Musical Headquarters 19 East Court St. Pltone lO2 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Marion, North Carolina Complzmenff of . . . Hewitt Hosiery Mills A. C. Hewitt, Jr., Manager COIYIP Afllefltzi of Marion and Oasis Theatres Marion Amusement Co. 1I0f17m'11t,f of . , I G P mm BHK-BRUDME LUMBEB cumvmw COMPANY MARION, NORTH CAROLINA sl-los HOSPITAL 'P HOLES IN SHOES CAUSE FEET TROUBLE- Mikfff rw mfmfwmfm 7kwSOMSa,,,fA7!!!5 'The Home of Better Values' C. IDIIIIIUIIIJ' fy' , , . Czzffzplxffzwztf fy, , . Marion City Lines Rotary Club ir Beaman Lumber Co. Quahfy guifrlfng 7!?0aferiaZ4 Marion, N. C. Phone 4-Y Compgmenla of Murshull Lumber Company MHRIUN + NUBTH CHRULINH C0l'I'll0AI'l'lQl'l!5 0 0 al Cafe HMAR'0N?EAT'NG PPACEH M3fiQH pofiefarwl gdridf Industrial Bank PHONES Day 444 - Naghf 451 Vkfhy study what to say for hours and hours, when it Streetmzm Drug Co. fl Dfyfrrlzlfsllvff' Drug ,Slrur Since 1892 Phone 57 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA takes but A minute to . .. iss, su mm f31'f.,,,,e,.f Fl0WERS BY WIRE-Members of F. T. D. A. Marion, North Carolina C07nPI1l716I1fJ' of , , . BALLEW Motor Co., Inc. Warion jawer S4019 H8 North Garden Street Sales Phone 332 CHEVROLET Wberf' Frzmff M'frtr Frzfndy' For a Comptete Service See Us Service Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks Sales and Service Ewryfb1'11Lg For A ll10l7l0bllc'J' phone 225 SNIPES MOTOR CO. MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 24 East Court St .JL LI: K ttwt ff? +V O I wi ,lf f ' rv' Q I 1 r 'P 'O '. 'V I wr-.J MLM ky if Iwgonyogrfzvcnfd Q ' S4 tr W ht N -f . r S J QU' 'Y ff Q. J' v 'Lft Llp 'L f . VJ, ' ffl' If fa f IJ nf 1 ' ' I V ,LLf4,S11.LLl' U Q I Al: Nl' L' .7 N, .V A r L, , , 1. s ,sv 4 ,, ff uf O , , FW fvjgdj 't Ifx,lfs,f jj . ,XL frfv 'L' if , L . I' ' r 4 ' . Q 1 '- 'I 'W WJ '- rf' UP. .V , L f-L' t V4 F f L 41 Aer! ..v,, MARIUN, npmn CARDLINA , I A, I sr - , C 4 WL I kJ! t 1 Q SL CVS ll. ' f I-I . K .U L, ' ' A ,al 'A Z U , CN sv I I I ftvxl fr lqtllgfd 'xy I- I 1 'fl 1 7' 4 f' I ,l it Y 'nf C lil txxxf , ' I 5 ,fkl f Vvlvf K f I fvig if T Uh C 1 J I f 4' 'V bf I lk -x L r K .L - D 'W C., lnf7AI7l0lll5 of Clearwater Finishing Company OLD FGRT DIVISION Qld Fort, North Carolina .Iyera anal jinidherri of payona ana! Friendr nzeet Friend! at Brown Motor Co. , East Court Street Phone 472 Cwnplifnenlx of. . . OASIS News and Smoke Shop Harrison s Drug Store Walgreen Agency ON THE SQUARE C Prescriptions Filled Drugs - Sandwiches - Drinks All You Need ln Drug line Soda Fountain- - - Phone 9010 Prescription Dept. - - f Phone 22 O Mrs. lenora F. Harrison, Owner R V Horton 8 son Rabb-Hitchcock flIX'l'lIl.fI.12' IVIYII' Hn' M4'11 and Boyr m Meats -MAIN STREET- Groceries Feeds vvv Lawrence D. Green DIAMONDS W JEWELRY lifqrfl Jim' Bufmzz IVr1Irlm MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Hikglw G,-L1LfpR,1DL1,,-1,131 PHONE 338'x Your Jeweler For 30 Years 27 Main Street + Marion, N, Comlagmenfzi 0 M P H ' M' Il Incorporated C. R. McCall. President E. XV. Parker, SCCFCILIFY-FFFCQISLIYLT Wanufacfurerd 0 jine ,Nay .yodierg MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Overlook Knitting Mill fllollrfizffzflfvlff of Mens and Misses' Quality Full Line Hosiery MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Cfnfzzlofzllznlly fy, . . McCall Barber Shop COKIIIIPIIIIZUIIIJ' ff , . 4 ATKINS SODA SHOPPE Cfulflloflffzwzti' ff . A . . Proctor's Feed Store Feeds, Seeds 81 Fertilizer MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 261 235 West Court Street Cff1111l1vf1111t'11I,v nf, R C 'P6 ? 'J of Marion Progress McDoweII's leading Newspaper COnginated by the Marlon Progresst Established 1896 G d 'll S, E. Whitten, Publisher UU 1 Phone 64 D Cfw1110f1111u11t,t rfb . ' ' ' Tain'rer's Drug Co. MARION,NORTt-1 CAROLINA COHIIQAIHQI1 tj of Homework pause IOYYIJD UND!! AUTHORITY OF YN! COCA-COlA COMPANY lv 1 C0601-C010 BOUli1flg CO., MARION, N. Q. 60l'l'll0Al'l'l0I'lt5 Of. . . ames otel N ll Best Little Hotel In North Carolina C,l1llI1l7lll71z'IIf5' ff, , . Cflfzrpfzinzwztr , . Carolina Bakery East Court Street PIES - CAKES - COOKIES - DOUGHNUTS First National Bank Norris Clothing Store f l3 West Court Street Next Door to Marion Theatre Westmoreland-Hawkins Hotel McDowell European - Newly Redecorated o Under New Management Hfvme Oi C C. BRUTON, Proprietor McDowell County Mutual Burial Manonl North Qafolma Association 0 Amsuumcz sinvlcf M A R Y L Y N S H 0 P Ph 276 , A one Ladies Heady-tu-Wear . and Accessories Exclusive Fashions Marion, North Carolina Moderately priced FLA5 H , -KR-5' ' it Na 0 REDDY KILOWATT C K ylnrrIlldHaIl.DI'lllf 0 nm-.umunvwr 0 Duke Power Company gblfleffl 01718 C. R. MCCAIL, Owner MRS. C. R. MCCALL, Assistant MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Nlght Phone 32 ' Day Phone 34 For mon' tban tbirty-wggbt ,yvarir nz' ban' benz tr1y1'11g to rwzfler SATISFACTORY SERVICE SULLIVAN GULF SERVICE A Friend Gull Products Corner Logan and West Court Sts. l Phone 463 Marion, N, C. G I 3 d d e n S Cate Cwzzlvlinzwzty 0f. . . Western Auto Associate Store CtlllIP!1'llZt'Ilff fy' , . . J. E. EVANS, Owner MCDOWEI-l CUT RATE Sain-Brooks M0t0l' Co - E1 rn U nflt' Rvmuf .Sltyr FORD'S OUT FRONT THE R E X A L L .STOR E Cnfllloflnzulltv of . . . 12 Main Street Ma,rion, N. C. Marion Machine Company LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN Leis Go into the Future Refreshedn fpfli. fu' M. P. YOUNG, Distributor fzlzllzvfrizzrwllfr of, , . 1. R. STEPP Gull Service ll1l!7l1l1It'llfX nf. . , M. E. BURNS MARKET Cfrfzlzlofrlllvrrty nf , . , IDEAL CLEANERS We Call For and Deliver Phone H5 133 West Henderson Street A. l. lytle 81 Sons CIlll1PlIlllt'lIf,t' of , , Mfcllffy Hosiery Mill + + + Fresh Meats VGQGTGUGS McCall-Burgin Hardware Co. + + + 4 RADIOS 4 PAINTS Glccelles Phone 352 - Marlon, North Carolina Mc:ll0WEI.I. WHULESHLE C0. Becker's Jack S Gibbs Groceries-Candies-Tobaccos Marion, North Carolina Q Phone 906-X me Soufdg jfnejf C,lIlll!7!lll1t'lll'J' uf, , , Q ,.v. BECKER'S BAKERY C:llIllPflVlllt'lIfj' ff , . . C,llllIf7ll'lllt'lIf,Y ff , 4 , LRUGHBIDGE SHUE SHUP CITY DRY CLEANERS STATE STREET McDOWEll Insurance Agency All Kinds of Insurance Boncls - Real Estate Ji E, Neal, Jr., President R, M. Dark, Secretary-Treasure Phone 9 Oasis Theatre Building C'0HlP!l.lHFf1fj' of . . . SMITH PLUMBING CO. I7 South Madison Street Phone 201-J Save on Schoolweor at THE BARGAIN STORE MARION, N. C. Etta Paper Box Company, Inc. Manufacturers of All Kinds of Set-up ond Folding Boxes Phone 'I74 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Cwzzlnllnzwzfy 171. , . J- L- FIELD Construction Work and Surveys Pofeaf Bldg. 1 0 Gordon s Furniture P O and Appliances Q! J. D. BLANTON One price to oll in the some quantity CHIIIIIPIIIIIIFIIIJ' of , . . MARION HOSIERY MILLS ik CIllI1P!IVII1t'IlfJ' rj . . . MARION STEAM LAUNDRY CKllIIPlllllt'71f.lR fy' . . . MARION DRY CLEANERS Across from Post Office COHlPlI'l71Fl1f5 of , . . JOHNSON ELECTRIC CO. Ph 144 ROSS SINCLAIR SERVICE I3 North Main sneer Phone 280 c. A Ross o w. c. sHooK M 9 Cfffzzlofzkzlrfm ff . . . I ,-Z ,1 I , f , f FIRES ONE , dofggfflf, I 4 L QL!! gjfffi-J'L A 2 +16 f-alfa: resfone Homek fkf 0 Auto Supply f MARION, NORTH CAROLINA A 91 Gfzlzfvfzlzlrlzff nf. . . CLARK'S STORE Groceries and Feeds West Marion J. ROY MORROW Jewelry The Diamond Store of Marion MARION, N. C. Uhr HHrBnmP1l Nunn McDowell County's Leading Newspaper Marion, North Carolina Published Every Thursday Member N. C. Press Associat Printers and Publishers JOHN W. SETZER, Publisher East Court Motor Company Cfnllzlofzillfrlzli fy! , . . BARNESLINE HOSIERY MIILL .:. Pontiac Sales and Service Cfmzzlofzzlzwllx fy' . . , + CAROLINA MOUNTAIN TELEPHONE CO. Complete Automotive Service Business of me Telephones Phone 900 Phone 39 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Cwzlpllfllwzfy fy! . , . Marion Buick Co. For Better MIP! and .S2'7'1'1'l't? Cfmzlffvflzzlulltx nf, F R O S E ' S 5-10-252' Srore C,1lllIlPf1'lllt'l1U rf , A , THE CURB MARKET C0l'llPlI'711t,lllJ' ff. . . S. E. COLLINS 81 CO. Czlffzplzifzmif ff . . CLARENCE M. POOL laughridge Furniture Co. J. L. LAUGHRIDGE, Manager Furniture Ranges Household Goods Frigidaire Products MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Cflillpflillvllty ff . , , Cofnplfmenlf of . . , MAY DAY BEAUTY SHOP FRANCIS MARION WALKER'S SELF SERVICE 14, + Meofs, Groceries, Feeds + Ph 277 x CLLNCHHELD Czzffzplzinenty of . . . Cwzzlofllllflllv ff . . . WAYN E's I GULF SERVICE Our Motto is QuaIity and Servic OJ LAKE TAHOMA GRILL WAYNE sums M 9 Gmd' A uns 1888 W hen a hook raises your spirit, and inspires you with nohle and manly thoughts, seek tor no other test ot its excellence.-1t is gord, and made hy a good Workman. Ruger? I Many good workmen have cooperated in the making ot this hook. 1t is a good hook. THE Down Pnrss ANNUAL AND PUBLIEATIUN P H I N T E H 5 114 WEST BLANU ST, EHAHLUTTE, N. II. C0n1p11'Inr11t,I ff , I FIN'-EY MOTOR CO- Aufomofive Repair PLEASANT GARDEN ED FINLEY, Owner H 0 M E S 'I' 0 R E S MARION APPLIANCE AND PAINT STORE Complete line of ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND PAINTS Cfw11pf11I1I'I1I,I' rj, I Cff1111lDf14111w1t.I' rf . . , GARDEN CITY ESSO SERVICE ' j'NSC j '8o' N 70 Paul McBee, M.D. and Lloyd Miller, M.D cs. s. wATIcIN's GROCERY Good Meats and Groceries Ph 277 M Styles of tomorrow, today MARGUERITE SHOPPE C.lfll1lDl1llIr'IIf,Y rf, . . Cfffflflzylllllwllx nf, . . The Marion ook Store, Inc. 120 E. Court St. Phone 172 School Supplies Office Supplies J. H. TATE'S MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY Books General Mutual Insurance Stationery Greeting Cards Office and Plione 'I20'X 32 N. Madison St. I I HDI GY S CAROLINA CAFE Q Plate Lunches Sanitary Market , Regular Dinners Quality Meats Reasonable Prices Fancy Groceries and Produce Birdseye Frozen Foods Western and Native M t eo S Cnzlllnlzlllmztr fy' , , . We Deliver LOVEN FURNITURE CO. Main St. Phone 253-255 Cfm11l1vf11m'11t,r nf, , . R. W. Proctor and E. P. Dameron C.R0ll1Plllllt'IIl,f ff . . . CHURCH 8. DWIGHT CO., INC. Representative-B. F. POLLARD Arm 8- Hammer Soda Excellent Dentrifice Cfnzzlllvffillvlzff fy! , . . BETTY JEAN BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone T87 OLD FORT and MARION, N. C. Cfrfzlzpfzlllwazly nf, . . WALLACE'S 5-I O-254' Store RUTH SMITH-Manager MARION, N. C. Everybody Work For A New Hospital f D. M. MCINTOSH, SR., M.D. f'jUl1l!7ll.llll'lIl'.I' nf . . , Becker County Sand and Gravel Company, Inc. Clean Uniform Aggregates Crflllpflilflullir rj , . 4 MARION CASH STORE Meots ond Groceries Cfzfllpfflzlulfli ff. . . K. W. RAMSEY, O.D. Young's Esso Station if Phone 202 C0111 lllllfll if ff, , . ,ai for P I LAMBETH LUMBER CO. Bost's Toast Master Bread Serving Western North Carolina SHELBY ASHEVILLE C,i1llIlPll'lllt'llf.f ry' , . . GIBSON'S ESSO STATION Foncy Groceries R.F.o. No. 4 MARnoN, N. C JACK c. omsoN, Manager Cjfllffflllfullh' fy? , . C. C. Bolch Motor Company Oldsmobile Soles G.M.C. Service Phone I26 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Ciffflzpffflmzff 171. , , LARKlN'S Upstairs over SIreetm:1n's Drug Store WE CLOTHE THE ENTIRE FAMILY ON CREDIT In Memoriam A Friend DR. M. H. HEWITT Cffflflflvfflflulflx zf, , . DRS. HAGNA 8x ROWE f,If111I1vfl11l4'11I.v nf, . HILLTOP DAIRY ik Workman's 'ik MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Wilfred G. Best MARION ICE COAL CO. Ice - Coal Phone 76 Fine Photography IO Main Street MARION, N. C. f Cfnzzzlofllflullfi' fy , . . 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