Morganton High School - Cats Tale Yearbook (Morganton, NC)

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35. SE IUPIS 1-if-f--if-A ELLER MAE HURT Good Manners Club. 1: Knit- ting Club, 2, 3: First Aid Club, 4. Here's a girl who will get some- where in the stenographie world, for she's traps in typing and shorthand. s it! youu looelil handwriting that causes you to write to so many boys, or Just personal interest? DONALD W. KEATON Manual Arts Club. 1: Golf Club. 2: Book Club, 3: First Aid Club, 4. Better late than ne1Ier -no- body's motto but Donald's. But he gets here, adds something to the class, and would prove to have an outstanding sr-holostir record if , . . study. Donald possesses a good personality whieh we admire. HAROLD F. KINCAID Band. 1. 2. 3. 4: Music ClIIb. l: Dancing Club. 2: Junior State Guard. Sl: Photograpliy Club. 4: H. R. President, 4: Vin-tory Corps, 4. Mop is THE regular ladies' man. of M. H. S.fGreenshoro, Marion, and Gastonia. You'II see Mop with one of his ronstant companions, a girl or cornet ease. FRANCES LOUISE LANE Good Manners Club. 1: Strol- lers' Club, 2: Knitting Club. :it WAACS, 4: Manazer Basketball and Softball. P'riss is one Hof the leading! members of the W.-1ACs. Any day we expect her to be a Colonel or something just as high. You will find her most of the time in the gym managing basketball eyhciently. CECIL LEONI-IARDT Good Manners Club, 2: Bicycle Club, 2: Book Club. 3: Junior State Guard, 3. 4. From dawn. when he rides his motorcyrle to the last ring of sehool, he is one of the best known. boys for minding his own business and for his polite manners. Among his school ac- tivities he keeps way up in Phy. Ed. and is said to be fond of English. EVELYN E. LINDSAY Good Manners Club. 1: Ameri- vanism Club. 2: Knitting: Club. 3: WAACS. 4. One of our eutest seniors is Evelyn. You will find her the some all the time-niee, sweet, and friendly. Espeeially her pretty smile we admire, and others do too. Evelyn, we love you for your steadfastness and grand personality. ROBERT HYAMS Lenoir High School. 1, 2: Amer- lCillllSlll Club, 3: Cauldron Staff. t: Hi-Y, 4, 5: Junior State Guard. 4: Basketball, 5. Pen, one okf the best known and best loo ing boys on the eanipus- -known for his lovely wary hair, his athletic ability, and his favorite eolor fblondj, and favorite name fltobertaj. SARAH WELLS KIBLER Debating Club, 1, 2: Student Government. 2: Chorus, 8: Cauldron Statf, 4: Honor So- ciety, 3, 4: H. R. President, 2, 3. lt has truly been said that Sarah. is the life of every party. She is one of our punctual stu- dents and is always ready to help. U Von never see Sarah studying, although good grades keep rolling in. An all-round student. BETTY LANE Alll9l'lCfHliSl'll Club. 2: Bridge Club, 3: Handicraft Club, 4. Ting and brown. haired Betty Nelle has a good personality and a host of friends. Although not very talkative she is liked by many students. For any other information eoncerning blue-eyed Betty oommunieate with Larry. HILDA LANE Drmnatic Club, 1, 2, 3. Sevre- tary. 1: Student Government, 3: Honor Society, 3. 4: Editor f'AT'5 TALE, 4: Band. 4: Cheer Leader. 3: Monogram Club, 3, 4: Chief Marshal, 3. Onr song to Hilda--- Believe me if all those endearing young eharms -her charm, her grace, her wonderful personality, her fri.endlin.ess to all, her niany abilities. She always takes time to do what is erpeeted----gou'll never find another like our splendid Editor. MARY ALICE LEONHARDT Good Manners Club, 1: Strol- lorsf Club. 2: Knitting Club. 3: WAACS. 45,lal. R. Secretary. 1: ,Honor Soclpty, 4.2 Ufhat is it you want done? Tell Mary Alice. Sh.e'll do it and rlo it 1l1f'll,.1l'Iltd with a delight- fulkfngaging fgrin. Youlll yind he perhaps .nittin , or with her been bndgy-heKilsrer.Ma1-y Alive, iudus rions, dependable, and well-liked. MARY INEZ LINGERFELT Strollers' Club. 1: WAACs, -l-: Miss Homeeomingl' 4. Inez is indeed like a sweet melody, with her lovely blond hair and brown eyes, eh, boys! But Lenoir seeins to have prior- ities on. this Dream Girl, and we don't blanie him, for Inez is sweet, attrartiire and gay. ul Wool tqfkll' I I I D f . I Seventeen

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Sixteen 0 ROBIN HEDDEN Strollers' Club. 11 F. F. A.. 22 Junior State Guard. 3. 1. Once classed as a tgpiral stu- dent, Robin remains one to us -a fun-loving, happy, 'lritty lzoy who loves to he ruler of his English rlass. Wlllfll you see this tall, eurly haired boy ron:- ing, you know he's in- a floorl humor---he always is. GEORGE JAMES HENRITZH' Good Manners Club. 1: Dra- matic Club. 2: Aviution Club. 3: Journalism Club. 3: Junior State Guard. 41 Band. 3. L Romeo. The Mole, is known hy every girl in high svhool. The shark of Chemistry elass fu-hen he's awakej has such cute re- marks to make that add to the discussion---a eonie-bark to everything u'ith irords you haw' to look up in the dietionary. MURIEL HIGGINBOTHAM Dramatic Club. 1: Hobby Club. 21 Chorus. 3: CA-r's TALE Staff. 4. VVith a personality like fllnriel's you ran't help :ranting to knon' her better. She u'ill keep you laughing with her 'zritty sa!!- ings, and keep you arlniiring her for her steadfast eharaeter. and keep you guessing for her lore of Geometry. MARY LEE HOUCK Good Manners Club, 1: Strol- lers' Club. 2: Dancing Club. 3: VVAACs. 4. Mary Lee, what are you learn- ing all that home eeonaniif-s fort Surely not to tearh it. Mary Lee, u'ith her pretty au- burn hair, 'would make a nu-e pieture stirring up rookies and fakes, u'oulrln't she! jim MY HOYLE Vice-President. Il: Junior State Guard, 3. 4: Daneing Club. 3: Band Council. 3. 4: Drum Ma- jor. 3. 4: Basketball. 3: Chief Marshal. 3: Chorus. 41 Band. 1. 2. 3. 4: Tennis. 1. 2. 3. 4: Prophet. 4: Melody Masters. 4. Somebody u-histling a lilork aumy? It's E. P. He's our high- stepping anrl fancy-strutting drum. major, n-ho nerer let ri stranger stay around him itll!!! -wsperially a fair lady. GIROUD HUDSON Good Manners Club. 1: Chorus. 2. 3. -L tiirond ---- one of the loreliest girls in school. with her relrety brown eyes, dark hair, and beautiful vornplerion---and a smile, 'ufliirli seems to be espe- cially for you. And to top it all, she's a rapable and rery effi- rient student and a good singer. 'Q SE IUHS HANNIE HENDERSON Speech Club. 1: Science Club. 2: H. R. Secretary. 2: Dramatic Club. 3: First Aid Club. 4: H. R. President, 4. Hannie, your life must be a happy song, for you always seem so cheerful. And there's nothing wrong with your stud- ies so rlon't worry about rheni- istry: it will explode all right. Stay as gay as yon are and keep Smiles for your theme song. HAZEL SUDDERTH HERN Good Manners Club. 1: Home Economies Club. 2: Dancing Club, 3: WAACS. 4: Basketball. 1, 2, 3, -I-2 S0ftb2lll. 1, 2. 32 Mouogrzun Club. 2. 3. and Treas- urer, 4. One of our star basketball play- ers and the best knitter in high srliool is Hazel. She alirays has some yarn and needles flying through the air-when she isnt daneing in the store, and she ran really trip the light fan.- tastirf' with any of the hogs. ELIZABETH HOKE Strollers' Club. 2: Knitting: Club. 3: Book Club. 3. Elizabeth is snlall, quiet, and has pretty gray eyes. She doesnft have a hobhy, but she enjoys string nmsie. Elizabeth intends to beeome a stenog- rapher after graduation, and n'e're sure she'll make tl 110011 one. BLANCHE E. HOYLE Nebo High School, 1: Strollers' Club. 2: Vice-President Bridge Club. 3: WAACs. 1. Une of the neatest, one of the most attrartive, one of the nir-est seniors-Blanche, who speaks with sueh a, soft voice, does irhat she is supposed to do, and looks as though she's just stepped from ll band-bozr. JOSEPH CHARLES HOYLE F. F. A.. 2: Bicycle Club. 2: Junior State Guard, 3. 4. lVhen it Comes to hard work, diligence, sincerity, and good manners, look to J. C.. one of the best liked boys of the Sen- ior Class. Liked by all, girls too. With his ambition and ability he is apt to reach the top. ELEANOR HUEEMAN Music Appreciation Club, 1: Good Manners Club. 2: Danc- ing Club. 3: Cauldron Staff, 4: Band, 2. 3, 4. Tall, brunette, and good-Iook- ing, with Il Oehlbeek shadoln. Her soft iioiee, pretty hands. and neat appearance 'make us admire her. Some time you may pick up Vogue and see the latest fashions designed by THE Miss Eleanor Huffman.

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-- im!-fe--Life SE IUR5 X- sit? .s n . -' sl . if :Q Eighteen MARGIE LLOYD l-lome Economics Club. 1: Knit- ting Club, 2: Dancing Club, 3: WAACs, 4. Whose pretty blue eyes with long curling eye lashes? It's Margie, a. senior with a, sweet disposition., and ability to ac- complish, and initiative for high school activities, and an undecided question! Crisp or the soldier? PAUL LOGAN Hi-Y, 1: Debating Club. 1: Good Manners Club, 2: Music Appre- ciation. 2: Dancing Club. 2. 3: Junior State Guard. 4, 52 Vic- tory Corps, 5. Scoop of energy, shake of per- sonality, and a dash of friend- liness make up Paul Logoih. Paul, a dependable person, can always be counted upon. JOHN MAIQE Hobby Club, 1: Golf Club. 22 .llunior State Guard. 3: Foot- ball Manager. 3: Assistant Bas- ketball Manager, 2. 3. Shady, with his amliling walk and slow smile, is a familiar sight around H. S. He wishes to leave all he quiet sleeping places around school to next year's seniors fespecially G. Keatonl. T h e r e ' s something about Shady that everyone likes. MELVYN MABE Handicraft Club, 1. 2: Ameri- canism Club, 3: Projection Room, 4. Goo-Goo, one of the widest knoum members of the Senior Class, is famous for his wit and ready smile. Many students will look back with pleasure on their Bible. class, which was often interrupted by the calm voice of Jake, announcing that There's no hope for the wicked J JUANITA MCCALL Anlericanisln Club, 1: Speech Club, 2: Dancing Club, 3: Handicraft Club, 4. A girl with her curly blond hair piled upon her head or falling in loose waives is at- tractive Juanita-an industrious student. Youfll find Nita an er- pert in typing, a whizz in reci- tations, and an musician at the piano. PAUL CLIFTON MILLER Football, 3, 4: Junior State Guard. 3, 4: Baseball, 3: Strol- lers' Club, 3. That yodelling boy from Oak Hill, who was seen at football games with number Q2 on his back is none other than fleet- footed l'aul Miller. Almost al- ways singing. Casey is one of the best liked boys in Mor- ganton High School. MYRTLE A. LEE LOFTIN Debating Club, 1. 2: Chorus, 3: Bridge Club. 4. i'Wc love her, we adore her, what more could she wish. Anda Lee has no electric-sign smile: it stays on all the time. She has many friends and knows how to keep them. When- she becomes a nurse, we knowshe'll be a favorite with both doctors and patients. PHIFER LUCKADOO Vocational Study. 2: .lunior State Guard. 3. 4. l'h.ifer is a nice quiet young man with a friendly smile. Al- though he is studious he has time for his friends, and noth- ing could be more compliment- ary. Phifer seems to have a good time too. QUTEEN MABE Strollers' Club. 1: Dancing Club, 2: Charm Club, 3: WAACs, 4: Assistant Basketball Manager, 4. Such a contagious giggle: such a nice smile: is she ecer angry? lt's Quteen, one of our best- natured seniors, and have you ever seen those dainty figures and drawings that come from her pen? Very artistic! MARY ALICE MARKAS Majorette, 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club, 1: Good Manners Club, 2: Dancing Club. 3: WAACS, 4. Who is that cute little girl dancing in the Greasy Spoon f lt's Mary with her happy smile. Yes, she seems to be cheerful niost of the time. If you find a new receipc for fudge, be sure to give it to Mary, for she adores making candy for some- one. . NINA MAE MCFALLS Speech Club. 1. 2: Knitting Club. 3: First Aid Club, il. You may see Nina, very neat and attractive, in starched ufhite, for she wants to be a nurse. If you do as well in your vocation as in your hiv' school career, you will do well, Nina Mae. fi ,bi lffl, ELLA MAE MITCHELL Good Manners Club. 1: Strol- lers' Club. 2: Dancing Club, 3: L WAACS, 4. When it comes to a glamorous blond, we nominate Ella Mae. who might give any magazine- corer girl competition. You might find this senior driving a convertible, or with the cousin of a certain classmate of hers. -..-H-rr? dfizlh . . I i 7 MM,-