North Brook High School - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Cherryville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

LE SOUVENIR (949 Published by Senior Class North Brook High School Cherryville, North Carolina Editor-in-Chief DOROTHY “HOYEE Business Manager HUGH LEATHERMAN Cover Designed By BARBARA JANE BEAM Sapreinnee FOREWORD The staff takes pleasure in pre- senting to you — friends, students, patrons — this volume 9 of LE SOUVENIR. It contains the high- lights of the school activities, teachers, classes — all the fond memories of school. It is our hope that in the days to come you will look at these pictures and read these pages to recall vividly the warmth of friendship and happy moments which enriched your days at North Brook High. Dorothy Hoyle, Editor We, the Senior Class of 1949, in appreciation and admiration, proudly dedicate this tenth volume of LE SOUVENIR, to Mrs. Reid Parker, whose loyalty, guid- . ance, interest and support has been untiring. i Hilda Parker, Sponsor Editor | Assistant Editors Dorothy Hoyle Barbara Jane Beam, Gayle Bess Art Editor Circulation Manager Typist Nellie Leonhardt Junior Brendle Sathel Hoyle Snapshot Editor Advertising Committee Business Manager Betty Jean Bess Donald Hoyle, Chairman Hugh Leatherman Betty Jo Boyles, Ass ’t Norma Baxter, Coleen Beam Clara Nell Sain, Ass’t . JF - and Ida Boyles 4 . Ye a ee eee eo or a Slee yee Principal D. O. RUDISILL EAGULTY MR. KERMIT PENDLETON MRS. REID PARKER MR. NORRIS CHILDERS Science and Physical English and French Commerce Education MR. B. R. HEAVNER MR. C. A. NIX Mathematics Vocational Agriculture Motto: “Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers.” Colors: Black and White Flower: Red Carnation SENIORS President Hugh Leatherman Vice-President Donald Hoyle Secretary Earlene Warlick Treasurer Barbara Jane Beam Reporter Dorothy Hoyle Mascots Phyllis Bess Gary Boyles 10 ALDA LEE ABERNATHY “As full of spirit as the month of May’”’ NORMA DAPHINE BAXTER “A thing of beauty is a joy forever’ BARBARA JANE BEAM “Her modest manners and graceful air show her wise as she is fair’’ Essie COLEEN BEAM “It is her nature to blossom into song” BETTY JEAN BESS “Precious things come in small packages’’ BEImyY JO BOYLES “A daughter of the gods divinely tall, and most divinely fair”’ IDA MIRA BOYLES “Her eyes smiled with her lips’ REBECCA GLEATRICE BRACKETT “A kind heart is a fountain of gladness’’ “ IVERSON BRENDLE, JR. “An affable and courteous gentleman’’ HAROLD LUTZ BROWN “Wit and humor belong to genius alone.” BETTY JEAN DEDMAN “Full of laughter, full of pep, never still, that’s her rep’”’ J ALICE BERYL. DELLINGER “A kinder friend treads not the earth”’ MAX DEAN EAKER “Happy am |; from care I’m free”’ f ALMA ELIZABETH HOUSER ¥ “It is quality rather than quantity that counts”’ “ EDWARD BYRL HOUSER ” ‘sFriendship is the gift of the gods, and the most precious born to man’”’ . RALPH AGUSTUS HOUSER “Not too serious, not too gay, but a jolly good fellow in every way” DOROTHY ANNE HOYLE “The energy that she possesses is used in doing what is right’ DONALD EUGENE HOYLE “Wise, with a wisdom all his own” ROBERT McCLURE HOYLE “The time to be happy is today”’ FRANCES SATHEL HOYLE ‘““A good mind possesses a kingdom’’ JULIUS EDGAR HOFFMAN, JR. “Formed on the good old plan, a true and brave and downright honest man’’ KERMIT LACKEY “It may be said that his wit shines at the expense of his memory” HUGH KENNETH LEATHERMAN “Not by years but by disposition is wisdom ac- quired’ NELLIE MAE LEONHARDT “Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found by seeking’’ 13 “ SADIE MERLE NEWTON “Never idle a moment, but thrifty, and thought- ful of others” CHARLOTTA BELLE NORMAN “Manner, not gold, is woman’s best adornment”’ A MARTHAS LI EEAGESPOW ERE “True and sincere, loyal and kind” CLARA NELL SAIN “Speech is great but silence is greater’ ANNIE EARLENE WARLICK “Sober, quiet, pensive, and demure; one of those friends of whom you’re always sure”’ ROBERT CAROL WEHUNT “He’s nice to work with, he’s witty to talk with, and pleasant to think about’’ “LOIS ELLEN WELLMAN “Her hair is her crown of glory” RUTH AILEEN WHITE “She has a style all her own” De Most Ladylike Charlotta Norman Most Gentlemanlike Junior Brendle Most Mischievous Betty Dedmon Kermit Lackey Most In Love Norma Baxter Junior Brendle Best-All-Around Ida Boyles Byrl Houser 16 Most Capable f Sadie Newton Donald Hoyle Most Athletic Dorothy Hoyle Junior Brendle 4 9 f Friendliest Coleen Beam Byrl Houser Most Popular Barbara Jane Beam Donald Hoyle Prettiest Most Intellectual Norma Baxter Nellie Leonhardt Most Handsome Hugh Leatherman Carol Wehunt as! ab a af ee ee ee Sy Cutest Betty Jean Bess Wittiest Kermit Lackey Most Dependable Earlene Warlick Carol Wehunt Tomboy Alda Abernathy Most Dignified Betty Jean Bess Ralph Houser Best Dressed Barbara Jane Beam Byrl Houser Best Sports Beryl Dellinger Edgar Hoffman Most Bashful Biggest Flirts Class Baby Clara Nell Sain Sadie Newton Nellie Leonhardt Hugh Leatherman Harold Brown 17 LAST WELL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1949, being of sound mind and memory, hereby do make and publish this, our Last Will and Testament, making void all promises heretofore made. To our homeroom teacher, Mrs. Reid Parker, we leave our profound admiration and ever enduring friendship. To the Junior Class we leave our dignity. |, Alda Lee Abernathy, will my title, Class Tomboy, to Mildred Hull. |, Norma Baxter, will my titles, Prettiest Girl and Most in Love, to Ruth Norman Baxter. To Sue Smith, |, Barbara Jane Beam, bequeath my popularity. |, Coleen Beam, will my singing ability and friendliness to Muriel Norman. |, Betty Jean Bess, will my titles, Cutest and Most Dignified, to Sue Smith. We, Betty Jo Boyles and Dot Hoyle, will our ability to have a good time and to be good athletes, to Shirlene Houser and Guyanne Hull. |, Ida Boyles, will my Best-All-Around qualities to Doris Boyles. Rebecca Brackett, will my Economics book to Evelyn Beam. Junior Brendle, will my title, Most Athletic, to Charles Biggerstaff. Harold Brown, will my curly hair to Milton Warlick. Betty Dedmon, will my mischievous ways to Veva Yoder. Beryl Dellinger, will my sportsmanship to Jean Hoffman. Max Eaker, will my ambition to go to California to Lonnie Lingerfelt. Alma Houser, will my Chemistry book to whoever will accept it. Byrl Houser, will my titles, Best-All-Around and Friendliest, to Carol I, t P I, e I, I, I, Beam. |, Ralph Houser, will to J. D. Baxter my title, Most Dignified. |, Donald Hoyle, will my popularity to Bobby Beam. |, Robert Hoyle, will my jokes and joking to Charles Biggerstaff. 1, Sathel Hoyle, will my studious ways to Jean Hoffman. |, Edgar Hoffman, will to Bobby Mosteller my sportsmanship. |, Kermit Lackey, will my mischievous ways to Paul Anthony. |, Hugh Leatherman, will my title, Most Intellectual, to W. P. Miller, Jr. To Doris Upton, I, Nellie Leonhardt, will my title, Most Intellectual. |, Sadie Newton, will my capability to Nellie Ruth Bess. |, Charlotta Norman, will my title, Most Ladylike, to Gayle Bess. To Aileen Towery, |, Lillage Powell, will my liking for dancing. |, Clara Nell Sain, will my position as editor of the Babbling Brook to Betty Jane Leatherman. 1, Earlene Warlick, will my dependability to Prue Heavner. |, Carol Wehunt, will to Paul Anthony, my good looks. aa I, Lois Wellman, will my liking for reading library books to Mildred ull. |, Aileen White, will to Shirlene Houser my gift of gab. To the entire faculty, who have so faithfully led us to this our first big goal, we leave our deepest appreciation and gratitude. We hereby do constitute and appoint our principal, Mr. D. O. Rudisill, sole executor of this, our Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1949. Class Testator Norma Baxter ’ ’ President Jean Hoffman JUNIORS 19 20 Paul Anthony, J. D. Baxter, Bobby Beam, Carol Beam, Evelyn Beam, Prue Heavner, Harvey Houser, Betty Jean Hoffman, Betty Hoyle, Mildred Hull, Muriel Norman, Gladys Sain, Sue Smith, Billy McSwain, W. P. Miller, Jr. Gayle Bess, Nellie Ruth Bess, Charles Biggerstaff, Vernon Broyles, Ervin Dedmon, Burhl Jenks, Betty Jane Leatherman, Daisy Leatherman, Ray Mooney, Ruth N. Baxter, Bobby Mosteller, Aileen Towery, Doris Upton, Tunny Max Wilkinson. 21 Charles Beam Sue Beam Christine Boyles Kenneth Boyles Charles Godfrey Mary Beth Houser Dickie Hoyle Merle Hoyle Nellie Sue King F. D. Leatherman Robert Leonhardt Lonnie Lingerfelt Joan Lingerfelt Dorothy Lowery Merle McNeely Betty Jo Parker Ray Parker Joe Poston Betty Sain Faye Sain Joan Sain Max Tallent Milton Warlick Dorothy Wehunt Ed Willis, Jr. Norman Young sah by Billy Abernathy, Ralph Anthony, John Baxter, Alton Beam, George Beam, John Beam, Carrel Bess, Harrel Bess, Gertie Frances Bess, Howard Bigger- staff, Doris Boyles, Evar Brackett, Pate Brendle, Gerald Brown, Ruby Brittian, Gene Dellinger, Eveline Goodman, Nell Hallman, Beverly Jane Heavner, Mary Helms, Juanita Houser, Shirlene Houser, Faye Hoyle, Bryan Hull, Jr., Guy- anne Hull, Jewell Leatherman, Justine Lingerfelt, Thelma Mosteller, Bobby Norman, Stowe Parker, Frances Powell, Muriel Powell, Rachel Plowell, Dorothy Sain, Willie Lou Richardson, Ethel Rudisill, Darcus Sain, Lillian Sain, Betty Jo Smith, Gayle Towery, Magaline Towery, Coleen Warlick, Marjorie Wellman, Grace Willis. FRESHMEN ts “ rol 23 Ruth Norman Baxter Miss North Brook 24 A Betty Jo Boyles Norma Baxter Dorothy Hoyle Betty Jean Bess Barbara Jane Beam President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter BETA CLUB Norma Baxter, Barbara Jane Beam, Bobby Beam, Evelyn Beam, Betty Jean Bess, Gayle Bess, Betty Jo Boyles, Beryl! Dellinger, Dorothy Hoyle, Sathel Hoyle, Nellie Leonhardt, Joan Lingerfelt, W. P. Miller, Sadie Newton, Betty Jo Parker, Clara Nell Sain, Faye Sain, Joan Sain, Doris Boyles, Earlene Warlick. — —T% Sek 4H CLUS Io ee eects MARSHALS Nellie Leonhardt, Chief Barbara Jane Beam Sathel Hoyle Norma Baxter Dorothy Hoyle auee eet TTT ae a8 28 Cast of “The Daffy Dills”’ Fe 29 LIBRARY CLUB GLEE CLUS ee aD , iy 30 To BABBLING BROOK STAFE Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Clara Nell Sain Earlene Warlick Carol Beam Manager Robert Hoyle Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Donald Hoyle Manager Edgar Hoffman wt Sports Editors Dorothy Hoyle Junior Brendle News Editors Jean Hoffman Gayle Bess Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Barbara Jane Beam Doris Upton Copy Editor Joke Editor Social Editor Nellie Leonhardt ¥ Beryl Dellinger am Betty Jane sane Leatherman Ida Boyles, President Paul Anthony, Vice-President Betty Jo Boyles, Secretary Mr. Norris Childers, Coach Dorothy Hoyle, Treasurer MONOGRAM CLUB Carol Beam, Coleen Beam, Betty Jean Bess, Charles Biggerstaff, Junior Brendle, Juanita Houser, Robert Hoyle, Edgar Hoffman, Kermit Lackey, Robert Leonhardt, Bobby Mosteller, Thelma Mosteller, Sadie Newton, Char- lotta Norman, Sue Smith, Max Tallent, Milton Warlick, Norman Young. BASKETBALL RECORD FOR 1948-1949 The Girls’ basketball team this year is, we believe, the best we have ever had here at North Brook. Displaying tremendous offensive and de- fensive power, combined with excellent team play, the Jayettes won twenty-four games and tied one. The team entered the two largest tourna- ments in this section of the state, the Western Gold Medal Tournament at Valdese, and the Tournament of Champions at Matthews, N. C. The Jayettes carried off top honors in both of these tournaments. Graduation will take away a number of girls who served well on the court; their spirit and loyalty remains to carry on with the Blue Jayettes. GIRLS’ GAMES OF THE SEASON North Brook....__.. BOaERVV ACO 4 oe AE 24 North Brook........ Dm VOUG ee ome At 14 North Brook........ SS OM LT VOR ers ee) at a North Brook.._..... Bom teincomntonins.. +o, 24 North Brook....._.. BOmePicdmont .et.t. .+ 25 “North Brook..____.. ANS NINES (ot gh he eee ee ii: North Brook........ Suameoilings springsie... 16 North Brook.._.._.. OVO AGE Sc «a een De: North Brook.___._.. CVO send, dere se 13 North Brook___.__.. BMV AC On maul eet 8) 23 North Brook..____.. pee DahOak- et wee Pape North Brook........ ame cherryvi eu. eee 25 North Brook........ 30. Boiling Springs ........ 15 North Brook.._.__.. SOMME CASAL Hh) eNews 28 North Brook........ OM DION, Seon Jape Notth Brook........ Same banOakiw se wey. ee 52. North Brook... 49 Cherryville -............. 24 GIRLS’ TOURNAMENT GAMES Western Gold Medal Tournament Valdese, N. C. North Brook........ Ommltaylorsvilles. ose 12 North Brook........ 7 Ome oTOnvelOint eee =: iy) North Brook........ BOmeRleasantiGardensa. | 25 North Brook.... ... BOMB Ana cue eee 28 North Brook........ 37 Camewell ix Uae ie 26 | Tournament of Champions Matthews, N. C. x North Brook.......- 2OomeNew._ London... LS: NOM GOT OOK .ae2O mel arrisbUrges. es 2... 24 North Brook.......- 2 NV ACO. oe ee 28 The Boys’ basketball team, although handi- capped due to the lack of height, had a good year. Only one series was lost by the team dur- ing the season. Victory over Lincolnton, his- toric rival in basketball, was the high spot of the season. The personnel of the North Brook team was made up of every class in high school with Sophomores and Juniors in the majority. The record for the season was 12 victories and 8 defeats. The team showed a fine offense in every game and the team play was the pre- dominating factor. BOYS’ GAMES OF THE SEASON North Brook....__.. 1S W350. ee ee 20 North Brook........ 257 AT ryOn seer eee ee 13 North Brook........ 28. ryons. 23 North Brook..._.... 29 Lincolnton= eee 23 North Brook....__.. 29° Piedmont 26 North Brook..._._.. LS Fallstony 2. eee ee 61 North Brook........ 29 Boiling Springs __.... 45 North Brook........ LS. (Casares) ees Pu North Brook....__.. 3 1.Union ee ee 19 North Brook......_. 25 V aCe eee os North Brooks: 5 le sBanoakiee ae i North Brook........ 26 Gherryvillicpesssaeees 24 North Brook........ 26 Boiling Springs ...... Re NorthiBrooksaces 22 ai aSa re Ce ew 36 North Brook.....__. 3 25 Unions. se 24 North Brook....2., 433 Banoale ae ee leh North Brook........ 28 . Cherryvillezes sae 34 BOYS’ TOURNAMENT GAMES Western Gold Medal Tournament Valdese, N. C. North Brook........ Sle eStony kointea ee 26 North Brook . 2 lol Vlaicden! see ee 36 Tournament for Champions Matthews, N. C. “North Brook........ 37 Wingate seine 50 Sis) Bobby Mosteller, Manager Coleen Beam, Manager Norris Childers, Coach FIRST ROW: Pate Brendle, Milton Warlick, Paul Anthony, Charles Bigger- staff, Junior Brendle. SECOND ROW: Robert Leonhardt, Norman Young, Robert Hoyle, Kermit Lackey, Carol Beam. THIRD ROW: Norris Childers, Coach, Max Tallent, Ray Parker, Tunny Wilkenson, Bobby Mosteller, Manager. Junior Brendle, Pate Brendle, Norman Young, Milton Warlick, Norris Child- ers, Coach, Kermit Lackey, Paul Anthony, Charles Biggerstaff, Bobby Mos- teller, Manager, Robert Hoyle, Robert Leonhardt, Carol Beam. She, 36 FIRST ROW: Sadie Newton, Shirlene Houser, Betty Jo Boyles, Ida Boyles, Dot Hoyle, Guyanne Hull. SECOND ROW: Juanita Houser, Christene Boyles, Darcus Sain, Daisy Leatherman, Faye Hoyle. THIRD ROW: Doris Boyles, Gertie Bess, Justine Lingerfelt, Coleen Warlick, Mary Helms, Grace Willis, Joan Sain, Betty Sain. FOURTH ROW: Coleen Beam, Manager, Norris Childers, Coach. 8 ae ta Champions of Western Gold Medal Basketball Tournament Winners of Piedmont Tournament of Champions PRESENTATION CEREMONY — Western Gold Medal Tournament 37 Winners of the Lincoln County Grammar Grade Tournament 1949 Agnes Bess, Frankie Houser, Ruth Foster, Ann Brendle, Betty King, Betty Jo Boyles, Manager, Peggy Houser, Peggy Adams, Elizabeth Ann Houser, Ethel Bowers, Gracie Leatherman, Peggy Leatherman, Wanda Houser, Dot Hoyle, Coach. Nelson Proctor, Don Pendleton, Norris Hoyle, Earl Beam, Jasper Gales, Jim Godfrey, Charles McSwain, Charles Biggerstaff, Coach, Wayne Lingerfelt. Mr. Kermit Pendleton : Sponsor 4 CHEERLEADERS Ruth Norman Baxter, Charlotta Norman, Mary Beth Houser (leader), Joan Lingerfelt, Betty Jo Parker, Beverly Jane Heavner, Dorothy Wehunt (no picture). “Our Man Friday”’ ‘The Big Four”’ “The Inseparable Two”’ “The Modest Duet’’ ‘Our Leader’’ “The Roaming Romeos “The You’ve Gotta Prove It To Me Gang”’ “The Dawn Breakers”’ “The Cream of the Crop’’ “The Night Owl Gang’’ “The Happy Quartet”’ “The Jolly Quintet”’ PI Seen NO MRS. C. B. McMILLIAN MRS. JOHN BLACK MRS. KENNETH HOWELL MRS. ED SAIN NORTH BROOK NO. | ELEMENTARY CHOUL MISS EDNA SORRELS MRS. C. B. HARRELSON 4 SS oe ee Ew C™ sees oe ee =| CD FIRST ROW: Frances Smith, Virginia Brackett, Alene Houser, Janelle War- lick, Nora Warlick, Shirley Wehunt, Agnes Ann Bess, Rebecca Baxter. SECOND ROW: Ann Brendle, Fred Shuford, Margaret Houser, Kay Wehunt, Orlese Ivester, Betty King, Frankie Jean Houser. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Houser, Ruth Dellinger, Carlene Beam, Wanda Lee Houser, Marie Sain, Gracie Leatherman, Verleen Mosteller, Peggy Sue Houser. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Davis, Peggy Adams, Lillie Nettles, Don Pendleton, Evoid Fisher, Earl Beam, Jasper Gales, Joan Hoyle. FIFTH ROW: Wayne Lingerfelt, Norris Hoyle, Jimmy Godfrey, Nelson Proctor, Horace Sain, Charles McSwain, Mrs. Sain, Teacher. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Harrelson, Teacher, Helen Mooney, Betty Mooney, Minnie Sue Poston, Martha Jane Leonhardt. SECOND ROW: W. A. Wellmon, Charles Boyles, J. C. Willis, Wyatt Dellinger. THIRD ROW: Ella Lovelace, Agnes Self, Prue Engle, Ethel Bowers, Joyce Ledford, Evan Queen, Jr. ae = Se Se Ss ee oes | FIRST ROW: Patricia Beam, Doris Leonhardt, Beth Wray Beam, Helen Wehunt. SECOND ROW: Joanna Leonhardt, Shirley McSwain, Ethel Mae Auton, Alice Towery, Mrs. Harrelson, Teacher. THIRD ROW: Coy Ray Beam, Kenneth Helms, Raeford Willis. FIRST ROW: Lynda Bess, Nancy Jean Lackey, Ima Jean Auton, Kay Baxter. SECOND ROW: Geneva Morgan, Larry Baxter, Clarence Ivester, Miss Sorrels, Teacher. ; ahaa! , SS Ss = SC” SS se = = FIRST ROW: Nella Jane Beam, Janice Baxter, Clara Mae Wellmon, Frances Goins, Ray Bailey. SECOND ROW: Patricia Lingerfelt, Dorothy Williams, Joe Helms, Kenneth Carpenter, Claude Morgan. THIRD ROW: Garry Bax- ter, Helen Morrison, Burl Hull, Jerry Kenneth Shull, Miss Sorrels, Teacher. FIRST ROW: Sue Pruitt, Nancy Jean McMillan, Genevieve Brown, Annie Willis. SECOND ROW: Shirley Perry, Joyce Leonhardt, Shirley Heavner, Nancy Self, Myrtle Goins, Mrs. Howell, Teacher. THIRD ROW: Earl Leon- hardt, Hal Boyles, Mary Lou Perry, Kemp Weathers, Laura Smith. NO PIC- TURE: Doris Nettles, C. P. Brittian, Jr., William Lingerfelt, Grady Saunders, Jr. Loyd Willis. SSS eS ae SS -_ FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gaskins, Teacher, Jane Poston, Cathey Beam, Earlene Godfrey, Kay Willis, Jimmy Howell, Foxene Boyles, Brenda Lois Lackey, Ruth Wellman. SECOND ROW: Sue Towery, Hugh Thompson, Charles Rine- hardt, Dorlene Roberts, Kathleen Martin, Brenda Carpenter. THIRD ROW: David Howell, Brenda Sue Engle, Herbert Dean Dellinger, Sue Weathers, Arlo Morrison, Robert Bess, Howard Smith, Freida Baxter. NO PICTURE: Ted Beam, Jim Reep, Hal Taylor, Lois Willis. FIRST ROW: Fred Taylor, Glenn Lackey, Larry Hoyle, Doris Ann Houser, Pete Heavner, Wray Leonhardt. SECOND ROW: Carlotta Beam, Deanie Bax- ter, Bobby Carpenter, Dean Auton, Galen Helms, Marsha Ann Baxter, Mrs. Black, Teacher. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Willis, James Ivester, Brenda Ann Beam, Jackie Wray Beam, Judy Arthur, Dora Alice Beam. FOURTH ROW: Betty Reep, Linda Wright, Mattie Ann Smith, Jane Royster, Linda Royster, ty Ronald Wehunt. SoS S- SS CS I —— ee Girls’ Basketball 4-H Club Music Club Boys’ Basketball ORTH BROOK NI. 2 ACTIVITIES 46 ee — i — i — ee Oe MRS. BEVERLY HEAVNER MRS. GUY BEAM MRS. HESSIE BIGGERSTAFF MR. ELI HOUSER MR, WILFORD Principal DELLINGER FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Bess, Faye White, Peggy Hull, Ann Beam, Ruby King, Nadeane Houser. SECOND ROW: Peggy Houser, Shirley Richardson, Myrna Leatherman, Kay Brendle, Bud Smith, Harold Hull. THIRD ROW: Bobby Hull, Carleen Houser, Jimmy Houser, Roy White, Charles Davis. FOURTH ROW: Billy Ledford, Billy Richardson. % = SS Se SO i es se FIRST ROW: Steve Upton, Larry Sain, Annie Clyde Warlick, Rebecca Bax- ter, Sara Francis Abernathy, Junior King. SECOND ROW: Sara Warlick, Francis Willis, Janice Bumgarner, Carroll Taylor, Walter Lingerfelt, Peggy Boyles, Lessy Prue Sain. THIRD ROW: Nellie Sue Leatherman, Betty Lou Willis, Arbella Shufford, Shirley Gantt, Jean Canipe, Max Ledford, Mr. Dellinger, Teacher. ‘ FIRST ROW: Linda Gantt, Arnold Leonhardt, Betty Bumgarner, Marlene Warlick. SECOND ROW: Harold Hull, Robert Baxter, Noel Brendle, Evelyn Brackett, Shirley White. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dellinger, Teacher, Ralph Cook, Ralph Hull, Carrol Mosteller, Jolene Gantt, Coleen Self. SS SS Ss aw SO —_ —=— ae eee CS SOE SEES FIRST ROW: Peggy J. Beam, Carl Beam, Danny Hull, Bobbie R. Hudson. SECOND ROW: Richard Michaux, Bobby Jo Wehunt, Carolyn Taylor, Sylvia Davis, Sybil Davis. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Biggerstaff, Teacher, Glenda Kean, Nancy Boyles, Peggy Jo Vandike, Virginia Willis, Carl Houser, Ray Hull. FIRST ROW: Michael Baxter, Mary Ruth Hull, Barbara King, James Hall- man, Shirlene Craig, Bobbie Sue Long. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Beam, Teacher, Barbara Canipe, Clinton Leatherman, Bennett Houser, Clara Lee Braddy, Hazel White, Linda Sue White, Chloe Gean Hull. THIRD ROW: Hilda Gantt, Barbara Hull, Ruth Ann Houser, Kenneth Sain, Roy Lee Upton, Stowe Brown, Harold Upton, Lottie Cooke. SSS a oe Se nee = ow = SS = : : SESS oe SS S™ =] CSO SD Se Sy FIRST ROW: Martha Brown, Donald Towery, Linda Sue Houser, Brenda Craig, Nathan Houser, Sonny Talient. SECOND ROW: Elwin Lackey, Brenda Bumgarner, Ruby Richardson, Mary Michaux, Jerry White, Tommy Richard- son, Edward Engle. THIRD ROW: Buddy Boyles, Harrel Hull, Evertt Cook, Fred Brackett, Dale King, Brenda Earwood, Coy Self, Mrs. Heavner, Teacher. FIRST ROW: C. M. White, Luella Lingerfelt, Johnnie King, Jerry Craig, Ginger Willis, Patsy Brotherton, Diane Wright. SECOND ROW: Larry Davis, Max Sain, Marilyn Leonhardt, Rita Taylor, Dale Taylor, Nellie Self, Gene Upton, Larry Carrol. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Guy Beam, Teacher, Scotty Linger- felt, Barbara Wehunt, Mickey Willis, Juanita Willis, Hazel Hull, Charles Roberts, Clarence Cook, Jimmy Hull, Darrel Gantt. =o = ae SS SE a Cr NORTH BROOK NO. 3 ACTIVITIES Girls’ Basketball 4-H Club Music Club Boys’ Basketball | | | | MISS LEONA BAXTER MRS. WALLACE WESSON FIRST ROW: Don Sain, Carroll Bingham, -Har- old -Craig, Harold Houser. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Leatherman, Velaria Ann Hoyle, Nellie Jane Mitchem, Jamie Lee Powell, Louise King, Christine Bolton. THIRD ROW: Miss Upton, Teacher, Nell Powell, Deanne Crowder, Nellie Sue Davis, Flora Ann Brendle, Milton Houser. MR. LUTHER HOUSER MR. WILLIE HULL MRS. LOY YARBORO Principal FOURTH ROW: Billy Hoyle, Lois Helms, Vida Sue Lingerfelt, Dean Brackett, Donald Leon- hardt, Nixon Martin. NO PICTURE: Jeralene Boyles, Barbara Ann Brittain, Mae Fredell, Mable Shoup, Alton Heavner, Franklin Houser, Earl Rudisill. MISS LUCILLE UPTON = SS oS oe SS ee ee | ee eS a ae SS —_— =| lo © FIRST ROW: Bobby Don Gantt, Harold Towery, Teacher, Bob Sain, Gene Lingerfelt, Caroll Jr. Willis, Keith Young, Dan Houser. SECOND Linger, Caroll Lingerfelt, Jr. Cline, Barbara ROW: Nancy Sue Raney, Eulala Sain, Mildred Helms, Ruby Leatherman, Leroy Clark. NO Brendle, Naydene Powell, Dean Mosteller, Shir- © PICTURE: Dorothy Fredell, Bobby Crawley, ley Goodman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Houser, Walter Crawley, Bob Hauser, Bill Randle. FIRST ROW: John Proctor, Carrol Miller, Helms, Frankie Parker, Margaret Norman, Dar- Thomas Hallman, Melvin Sain, Joe Willis. sie Martin. NO PICTURE: Bobby Craig, Steve SECOND ROW: Palmer Houser, Guynell Parker, Davis, Kenneth McDaniels, Shirley Martin, Sonja Ruth Willis, Maralyn Stroup, Kathryn Miller, | Yoder, Kenneth Parker, Bobby Martin, Sue Sue Stines, Betty Hull. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hull, Crawley, Willie Mae Martin, Nell Willis. Teacher, J. C. Davis, Ervin Helms, Dorothy FIRST ROW: Billy Houser, Tommy Snyder, Max Powell, How- Donny Peeler, Bennie Lowery, ard Parker, Harold Randall. SECOND ROW: Thomas Crowder, Donald Norman, Patsy Peeler, Max Fowler, Shirley Short, Peggy Miller, Katherine Houser, Berdene Lingerfelt, Gordon Houser. THIRD ROW: Shirley Davis, Patsy Hartsoe, Darrell Davis, Clyde Short, Joyce Ann Reep, David Queen, Muril Randall. FOURTH ROW: Miss Upton, Teacher, Joyce Ann Cline, Bobby Dedmon, Gerald Leonhardt, Rondale Hartman, Margie Martin, Doris Grant, Marie Rudisill, Betty Jane Clark. NO PICTURE: Dorothy Shoup, Kenneth Cooke, Sherlon Cooke, Flay Crawley, Larry Crawley, Clayton McDaniel. SS SS SS oe ne a — | FIRST ROW: Colon Sain, William Fredell, Evan Lail, Hubert Timmons, Charles Martin, Leonard Craig, Jerry Gantt. SECOND ROW: Virginia Goodman, Linda Pendleton, Christine Parker, Vertie Sue King, Norma Jean Fowler, Josephine Leatherman, Doris Wise, Wilhemena Smith, Mary Lou Martin. THIRD ROW: Miss Baxter, Teacher, Vista Boyles, Kay Turner, Carolyn Hull, Brenda Heavner, Juanita Champion, Elsie Helms, Betty Ruth White. FIRST ROW: Lee Beaver, Wilson Martin, Bud- die Peeler, Kenneth Sain, Bennie Stines, Joe Cline. SECOND ROW: Patricia Houser, Tommy Peeler, Brenda Sain, Arnold Norman, Donald Martin, Carl Lindsay, Robbie Hollified, Tyrone Blanton, Carrol Leonhardt. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Yarboro, Teacher, Shirley Helms, Dorothy Strange, Mary Clark, Hazed Houser, Helen Champion, Fay Willis, Alice Beaver. NO PIC- TURE: Carolyn Carpenter, Melvinia Turner, Viv- ian Crawley, Ruth Shoup, Carl Bivins, Max Lee, Marshel Fredell, Gene Martin, Bennie Randall. EE — cS o Em CD SS == Ss SS SC” == 6? De SS = FIRST ROW: Thomas Goodman, Carroll Detter, Junior Fredell, Jimmie Houser, Redgnal War- lick, Harold Leonhardt. SECOND ROW: Betty Faye Martin, Jackie Heavner, Nancy Cline, Faye Lindsay, Tommie Towery, Wanda Boyles, Patsy Hoyle, Linda Kay Houser, Linda Martin. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Wesson, Teacher, Kay Propst, Helen Short, Rachel Champion, Carroll King, Kenneth Lingerfelt, Burt Houser. NO PICTURE: Mary Jane Parker, Edith Leatherman, Judy Smith, Lillian Lee, Ruth Owens, Frank Clark, Wayne Davis, Fred Houser, Ronald Hull, Paul Rudisill, Glenn Sigmon, Thomas Smith, Edgar Lee Warlick, C. W. Willis, Jimmie Sain, Jim- mie Martin, Buddy McDaniel, Talmage Lloyd, Bobby Strange. —- rr iw e” —_— Compliments of LARULINA FREIGHT CARRIERS CHERRYVILLE, N. C. ie i eaeenmeeel DEDMON LIVESTOCK YARD ALLIS-CHALMER - Farm Machinery — Parts Service Auction Sale — Friday, Saturday, Monday (More buyers on Monday) SHELBY, N. C. Compliments of CAROLINA DAIRY SHELBY, N. C. GENERAL CLEANERS Quality and Service Fallston, N. C. STROUPE LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Mouldings, Sash and Doors Brick, Screens, and Cabinets Fallston, N. C. L. L. HOUSER Groceries — Gas Oil Vale, N. C. Use Super Gros Fertilizer D. A. BEAM CO. Seed and Fertilizers Shelby, N. -C. THE STAMEY COMPANY Quality Merchandise at Lowest Prices Fallston and Polkville, N. C. Hollywood Studio (OVER EFIRD’S) Kodak Finishing and Enlarging Commercial Work Mrs. P. V. Apple — Manager SHELBY, N. C. ESPER WRIGHT Groceries Standard Gas and Oil ElayVaaNaeG. W. J. DIXON SONS General Merchandise Star Brand Shoes Fallston, N. C. WILLIAM’‘S STORE General Merchandise Fallston, N. C. TAYLOR BROTHERS General Merchandise VALE, N. C. School Supplies—Gifts—Stationery Lee’s Home Office Supplies Shelby, N. C. N. 1 East Marion Street Phone 853 Lutz-Yelton Truck And Tractor Company Phone 831 Lutz-Yelton Oil Company Phone 830-445 Shelby, N. C. SHELBY SUPPLY COMPANY General Mills and Hardware Toluca Beauty Shoppe Phone 120 BELWOOD, N. C. Shelby, N. C. J. RAY BEAM’S Wright Jewelry Store General Merchandise Bulovya—Elgin—Emerson Gulf Gas and Oil Watches Phone 3515 Sterling by Alvin Play Nv G . Diamond Rings by Berland Fallston, N. C. E. I. SAIN SMITH RADIO SERVICE General Merchandise FALLSTON, N. C. Goodyear Tires and Tubes Philco —- Motorola — Easy Sinclair Gas and Oils Refrigerators —- Radios —- Washers Intersection No. 10 and 18 Quality Merchandise — Dependable Service Highways RE.Dae3 Vale, N. C. Compliments BLACK’S GRILL of For Good Eats Princess Beauty Shop Visit Black’s Grilt Mrs. Mary Ann Fisher No Beer and Wine Eloise Ross David D. Black Phone 576-2 Cherryville, N. C. Cherryville, N. C. HOWELL MANUFACTURING CO. Cotton yarns Warps. Skeins Tubes CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments of HOYLE MOTOR CO. Lawning’s Men‘s Shop Sales, Ford Service And Authorized Dealers Lawnings Cleaners Lincolnton, N. C. g Lincolnton, N. C. Central Candy Cigar Store Wholesale Exclusively 111 South Academy Street Lincolnton, N. C. Phone 285 DORA YARN MILL With our best wishes Cherryville, N. C. BEST WISHES TO NORTH BROOK SCHOOL M. T. Leatherman Lincolnton, N. C. Cobles Auto Supply PHONE 2281 Cobles Shoe Store PHONE 4291 CERRY VaLLE, NaC: “Crosby Square Shoes” Manhattan Shirts The Men’‘s Shop Complete line Men’s Furnishings Regal-Air Ties C. R. Hartman, Proprietor ; Lincolnton, N. C. — East Main Street Farmer's Union Supply Co. Dealers in Groceries, Feed Stuff, Farm Supplies: Galvanized Roofing Cherryville, N. C. Compliments of HOVIS GROCERY L. C. Hovis, Proprietor Phone 302 Lincolnton, N. C. CREST 5c — 10c — 25c STORE Cherryville’s newest store Cherryville, North Carolina Homesly Chevrolet Company Serving the people of the community for 17 years Homesly Super Service Station GERRY VILLE NIMC: WILLIS APPLIANCE CO. ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY Goodrich Tires Batteries Phone 307 — 105 East Main Street Lincolnton, North Carolina Rulane Gas Service Phone 673 Lincolnton, N. C. Compliments of PAL BOTTLING COMPANY The drink that is Pasteurized not Carbonated” FALLSTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Compliments of EAGLES STORE 5c to $1.00 Lincolnton, North Carolina (oh e CHERRYVILLE NATIONAL BANK Cherryville, North Carolina 63 There is a Cleveland Feed For Every Purpose EAGLE ROLLER MILL COMPANY SHELBY, N. C. - Compliments of H. S. SUPER MARKET Fallston, N. C. The Eagle Publishing Co. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Fred K. Houser, Editor Established 1906 Phone 2101 BaO™ Boxe7.05 Cherryville, N. C. B.C. MOORE SONS Shoes—Dry Goods—Clothing Phone 75 Lincolnton, N. C. Compliments of RAMSEUR’S CENTRAL CAFE Lincolnton, N. C. Compliments of NuWAY SPINNING MILLS, Inc. CHERRYVILLE NORTH CAROLINA KESTER—GROOME Complete Home Furnishings Frigidaire Appliances Phone 3371 Cherryville, N. C. Cherry Motors HINSON’S MOTOR COMPANY aD DEAM M. S. BEAM Dodge — Plymouth Chrysler — Plymouth Sales and _ Service General Electric Appliances Phone 296 Lincolnton, N. C. Phone 2791 Cherryville, N. C. MAUNEY GIN AND FEED CO. Cotton Ginners FEED — SEED PHONE 3891 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Marvin Mitchem, Mgr. Dellinger’ Jewel Shop Diamonds, Watches — Jewelry China — Crystal Gifts for all occassions CHERRYVILLE, N. C. DIAL 4221 GALLOWAY’S DEPT. STORE “The style center of the town” Cherryville NG FIRESTONE HOME AUTO SUPPLIES “A tire for every need” Cherryville KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. PHONE 336 Cherryville Ice Fuel Co. Twenty-seven years of pleasant business relationship with North Brook people Warm Morning Stoves Pure Ice Quality Coal CHERRYVILLE Ne CG: PUTMAN’S HARDWARE CO. Quality Hardware J. R. Campbell J. D,. Putman, Jr; CHERRYVILLE Nac Carlton Yarn Mills, Ine. FINE COMBED YARNS Cherryville North Carolina Compliments of Rhyne-Houser Mill Cherryville _ North Carolina Compliments of Guy’s Clothing Shop “Better Brands Means Better Buys at Guy’s” Cherryville North Carolina K. B. BEAM Service Insurance Agency Inc. Cherryville North Carolina Roy Troy Grocery and Market “The Most of the Best for the least’ Phone 2721 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Dr. E. S. Wehunt Dentist Phone 2381-3616 Cherryville, N. C. HOUSER DRUG COMPANY “Prescriptions our Specialty” Dial 4771-2221 CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA LOHR ESSO SERVICE Gas, Oil, and Accessories Phone 2891 Cherryville North Carolina Sullivan Motor Company, Inc. SALES SERVICE FORD CARS AND TRUCK S Phone 3731 Cherryville, North Carolina Cherryville Beauty Shop MRS. HARLAND DEVENNY Owner and operator PHONE 3592 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments of NEILL’S TABLE-SUPPLY Phone 4662 Cherryville, N. C. Harrelson Company, Inc. Dry Goods — Shoes — Clothing Ready to Wear—Millinery Cherryville North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF Allran’s Flower Shop FLOWERS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Phone 3592 Compliments of HEAFNER BROS. Cherryville North Carolina Cherryville, N. C. The Vogue Dry Cleaners A. S. McCUTCHEN East Main Street Lincolnton North Carolina JEWEL BOX Lincoln's Oldest Jeweler Watches and Diamonds Musical Instruments and Strings Lincolnton, N. C. Phone 5425 LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS Leads in Local News All Advertising — All Circulation J. MARSE GRANT Editor Publisher LINCOLNTON, N. C. LAWING COSTNER Druggists Phone 24 Lincolnton, North Carolina Firestone Home Auto Supplies Mayfield and Gibson, Owners 118 E. Main Street Phone 771 Lincolnton, N. C. ROBINSON’S “Exclusive but not Expensive’ Phone 336 Lincolnton, North Carolina Compliments of EAGLES STORES Se to $1.00 Lincolnton, North Carolina FRAZIERS STUDIO Phone 633 Lifelike Portraits, Original Poses, Three Day Roll Film Service, Wood Moldings. Call us for all your photographic needs EAST MAIN STREET LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of LINCOLN HARDWARE South Academy Street Lincolnton, Compliments of Ramseur’s Hardware Company Established 1887 Phone 38 Lincolnton North Carolina WARLICK FUNERAL HOME 24-Hour Ambulance Service Join Our Mutual Burial Association PHONE 477 LINCOLNTON NORTH CAROLINA LINCOLN TRACTOR COMPANY Ford Tractors Dearborn Equipment Phone 459 South Aspen Street Lincolnton, N. C. LINCOLN OIL COMPANY William Penn and William Tell Motor Oil and Grease Phone 169 LINCOLNTON, N. C. Pohill Chevrolet Company SALES—SERVICE AUTHORIZED DEALER Lincolnton, N. C. Compliments of John D. Abernathy Lincolnton, N. C. Phone 344 Cronland Warp Roll Company Rough and Finished Lumber Building Material Phone 586 Lincolnton, N. C. COCHRANE FURNITURE CO. Manufacturers of Dinette Suites LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA HELMS GENERAL STORE Groceries____Feeds____Dry Goods Notions____Hardware Gas and Oil CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments FARMERS SUPPLY CO. ci HOYLE APPLIANCE CO. The Best in Appliances Fertilizers, Feeds, Seeds and Implements Lincolnton, AO: Phone 691 600 East Main Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. BEAMS GARAGE Auto Repairs Electric and Acetylene Welding ALL WORK GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY Rt. No. 1 Cherryville, N. C. Seth Lumber Company, Ine. BUILDER’S HEADQUARTERS Phone 39 or 49 Lincolnton, N. C. CASH CARRY Compliments of Meat and Grocery Victory Beauty Shop Phone 454 Lincolnton, N. C. Phone 767 Lincolnton Stroupe 4s Aewelry Bulova, Hamilton, Elgin, Waltham, Parker, Helbros, and Rensie Watches Haviland and Spode China Gorham, International, Rogers Brothers 1847 and Community Silverware East Main St. Lincolnton, N. C. 7S} BEAL AND LAWING Floor Coverings-Rubber Tile-Asphalt Tile-Linoleum-Venetian Blinds-Sanding and Finishing Phone 880 Lincolnton, N. C. Modern Radio and Appliance J. H. PARKER E. C. CARPENTER Phone 634 Radios, Refrigerators, Ranges, Washing Machines, Commercial Refrigerators Sales and Service Electrical Contracting LINCOLNTON NORTH CAROLINA DALTON’S MILL Manufacturers of Flour, Corn Meal, Hog Feed, and Scratch Feed Dealers in Poultry and Dairy Feed Cash paid for poultry Cherryville, North Carolina HOWELL BROTHERS Groceries Gas—Oil Greasing Route | Cherryville, NES STROUPE’S GULF SERVICE Phone 642 East Main Street Lincolnton, N. C. Goodin Burris Furniture “WE OUTFIT THE HOME” Phone 259 Lincolnton, N.C. Lincoln Bonded Warehouse Inc. COTTON STORAGE Phone 215 Lincolnton, N. C. Compliments of Lineberger Brothers Inc. Cotton Buyers Phone 199-335 Lincolnton, North Carolina Compliments of Ramseur’s Central Cafe Lincolnton, N. C. Compliments of ROSE'S 5-10-25¢ STORE Lincolnton, Nv G: See DAVE LERNER For Clothing—Shoes—Dry Goods Phone 278 Lincolnton, North Carolina Robinson’s Auto Service G. M. C. TRUCK DEALERS Lincolnton, North Carolina BELK-SCHRUM “Lincoln’s leading Dept. store” Lincolnton, N. C. Rhodes and Corriher Implement Co. Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery Livestock Lincolnton, North Carolina LEONARD’S PURE OIL STA. Phone 563 East Main Street Lincolnton, N. C. SAIN HALLMAN GROCERY Fresh meats feeds Phone 740 Court Square Lincolnton, N. C. Leonard’s Jewelers, Inc. “Lincolnton’s finest Jewelry Store”’ Lincolnton Neo Compliments of SAUNDER’S FURNITURE STORE Norge Appliances Located on the Court Square Lincolnton, NEG: City Service Station HARLAN HEAFNER — CECIL JONES HAL HEAFNER Tires Recapped, Retreaded, and Vulcanized New Tiras Phone 240 Lincolnton, N. C. S. C. WESSON “See me for fruits, nuts, and candies.” East Main Street Lincolnton, N. C. LINCOLN FCX SERVICE Seeds —- Feeds — Farm Supplies Phone 446 Lincolnton Re ea DRUMM’S FUNERAL HOME DRUMM'S FLORISTS FLORIST PHONE 566 AMBULANCE PHONE 66 LINGOENTONANS C H. A. Brotherton Compliments General Merchandise os Gas—Oil FLAY GIN CO. Vale, North Carolina North Carolina WILLIS PLUMBING Compliments of Bathroom outfits, Water heaters, Well pumps VENTERS GROCERY Vale North Carolina Phone 658-W Lincolnton Route 2 Vale, N. C. J. M. Beam Brother BUILDING MATERIALS “Everything for the Builder and Contractor” TBLEPHONE 4903 VALE, Nec, SHIPPING POINT LINCOLNTON C.G. BINGHAM SERVICE STATION | Compliments of Atlas Tires and Batteries Esso Gas and Oil HUSS’ GIN COMPANY Intersection 10-18 Vale North Carolina North Carolina LINCOLNTON AMUSEMENT COMPANY, Century-Rivoli Starlite Center Theatre Lester-Strand ‘Lincolnton, N. C. Drive-In Maiden, N. C. Cherryville Telephone 188 Highway 321 Dail No. 2611 Dial No. 4601 BOX 190 LINCOLNTON, N. C. Autographs , ‘ } is ‘ J ? b “ a RICTORIAL MYERS-CO INCORPORATED TOPEKA K ANS. gia 4 fi f on Shree