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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1950 volume:

br hep ees SA a Sep Ce Te a ell WF ey ot ASS a ba: Ae sre oe Bd sang as ate ne oe 2 oT reer sete aS wert ears sg’ 2 Pe fine 9 Pe wees 2 Per PO J S So : ‘ a g wont EAS shares ree esa EL sa : ‘ a’ 7 | LE SOUVENIR 1950 en 11 Hi A ! il shed � Sonu Class Hil i Nh Hi WAI a Abe a . SS sot = ——_— = =3 = —— sae i} Mh WN { ——— ——— alinil —=== =e i il is iy Nt i — Ne i i Ni e HHA Mey i it nh a . MN n r i i ] i il oe ae ae cod Coad ‘extee bod od = sare a ae FOREWORD We, the staff of '50 take great pleasure in presenting to you this, our annual. May it give you a true conception of our school life here, and may it serve as an accurate source of our many happy memories. May you, as we, cherish its contents, overlook its imperfections, and realize that “we rise on stepping stones of our dead selves to higher things.” DEDICATION We, the senior class of 1950, in grateful appreciation of his work with us. as a teacher and his influence as a friend, the ideals of character and the good nature he has used in dealing with us, proudly dedi- cate this, the eleventh volume of Le Souvenir to MR. NORRIS CHILDRES. Tibieistih LE SOUVENIR STAFF Gayle Bess Hilda Parker Joan Lingerfelt, Betty Hoyle aN Sponsor. Assistant Editors, Doris Upton Ruth Baxter Jean Hoffman, Evelyn Beam. Ass’t LABIA HIE Circulation Manager, Business Manager, Veva Yoder Betty Jane Leatherman, Ass’t. Aileen Towery Sia bihot Ld itor, Churles Biggers we Typist Advertising RACE Ty; D. O. Rudisill, Principal 10S Heavner, UNTER) Mathemat B Mr. id Parker, English Mrs. Re wo os “S=8 oe GO Vrs a — om Bees = iS Mr. 1 Educatton 1Ca Mr. Kermit Pendleton, d Phys Science an gee Se Mr. Edwin Beam, Vocational Agriculture SNAPSHOTS 2 a? 2 se ee SENIORS yy Ly bi Ue ep SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Jean ‘Hoffman, President Bobby Beam, Evelyn Beam, Vice President Secretary Ruth Baxter, Betty Jean Leatherman, Treasurer Reporter Abra SENIORS PAUL ANTHONY, hi Why should life all labor be, and girls and things that bother me.” RUTH NORMAN BAXTER, ‘Exceedingly delicate and beautiful to behold.” BOBBY CAROL BEAM, Prom all his worthy qualities ‘twould be a task to pick the best.” CAROL HALLMAN BEAM, Pleasure fills our youthful hearts. why study tf it imterferes. EVELYN BESS BEAM, Success is marked by continuance of effort.” i i] MARGARET GAYLE BESS, ot too serious, not too gay, a likeable | girl in every way.” SENIORS CHARLES YOUNG BIGGERSTAFF, J Always makes himself known—particul ly to the opposite sex.” VERNON HUBERT BOYLES, Every man is a volume if you but kne hote to read him.” | JOHN ERVIN DEDMON, | “A gentleman and always willing to oblige, CATHERINE PRUE HEAVNER, “A kind hearted, good tempered girl.” BETTY JEAN HOFFMAN, A full rich nature, free to trust.” BETTY HOYLE, “Nothing succeeds like success.” SENIORS CLYDE ELLIS KING, “My thoughts are my own companion,” BETTY JANE LEATHERMAN, “Ask and learn.” WILLIAM JETHERO McSWAIN, “ll is a friendly sort, a loyal friend, and a good sport.” W. P. MILLER, JR. | studious boy goes far into the world of knowledge.” | RAY JOE MOONEY, Te doesn't worry, he doesn’t fret, the kind of boy we will never forget.” JOHN BOBBY MOSTELLER, ‘he rung of a ladder is not to be rested upon.” SENIORS LINA MURIEL NORMAN, She is the sweet and quiet kind whose nature never varies.” WANDA SUE SMITH, She acts with dignity, a small tribute to a fine girl.” MAX HILL TAYLOR, “Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out of i alive anyway,” AVERY AILEEN TOWERY, Take it easy, have your fun, and let the old world flicker on.” DORIS JANE UPTON, “The world always has a place for the person who can be depended upon.’ TUNNY MAX WILKINSON “Happy ts be who is content.” SENIORS YATES FRANKLIN MAUNEY, We like your silence. It shows the more y of your wonder. VEVA JEANETTE YODER, “A good disposition is to be valued more than goods.” MASCOTS HAL WRIGHT, RITA JEAN FOSTER, MOTTOR: They Conquer Who Believe They Can. Colors: Blue and White. FLOWER, RED ROSE SUPERLATIVES Ruth Baxter, Paul Anthony Doris Upton, Bobby Mosteller, | Prettiest Most Handsom Most Dependable. | | Tunny Wilkinson, Jean Hoffman. Betty Jane Leatherman, Charles Biggerstaff, | Cutiest Best All Around Ervin Dedmon, Murriel Norman, Vernon Boyles, Gayle Bess, Most Gentleman Like Most Lady Like Most Dignified Prue Heavner, Clyde King. _ Friendliest Wittiest Ray Mooney, Aileen ‘Towery, SUPERLATIVES Veva Yoder, Charles Biggerstaff, Doris Upton, W. P. Miller Best Dressed Most Intellectual Billy McSwain, Carol Beam, Gayle Bess, Most In Love Evelyn Beam, Best Sports Sue Smith, Paul Anthony, Bobby Beam, Betty Jane Leatherman,, Most Athletic Most Likely to Succeed Betty Hoyle, Carol Beam, Aileen Towery, Max Taylor, Most Popular Most Mischievous BTV TALES PET ELPRT PEE rad he HY Wy CLASS HISTORY it was July, 1946, a calm, peaceful autumn day, radiant with the sunshine of hope cheer, and joyous promise, when the pupils from the three North Brooks met and became acquainted in the eighth grade of the North Brook High School, After our first year together we were promoted to our freshmen year in high school with Mr. Heavner as our home room teacher, and W. P. Miller as our president. Mr. Heavner thought that we should know something of Math so we could work out our own problems of life, Mr. Childers thought that history would give us an idea of what our forefathers had done, while Mr. Pendleton said our forefathers might as well ‘rest in peace while we think of our own bodies, since he taught physical Ed. and health. Mr. Boyles thought English would train our minds and Mr. Nix said the boys should know something of agriculture. We all studied hard and on the last day of our Freshmen Year we were informed that henceforth we would be known as Sophomores. Almost before we knew it the school bells were calling us to take up our new work again. This year we had more confidence and selfassuratice than the previous year, and so proceeded to enlarge the volume of our knowledge. Mr. Childers was our home room teacher and W. P. Miller was again president. During our Junior year Mr. Heavner was again our home room teacher and Jean Hoffman, our president. One of the outstanding events of this year was the Junior-Senior Banquet. We also received our class rings. Everyone was thrilled over wearing this emblem of achievement. We took great pride and pleasure in presenting our Junior play, entitled “The Graham Crackers,” directed by Mrs. Parker. Although we were carefree and unthinking of the future, we were paving the way for our final year in high school. The red letter year of our lives, 1950, the fruit of our 12 years of pleasant labor, our senior year! The 25 remaining seniors returned, with their heads held high, to complete the task we set out ta do 12 years ago. This year we had Mrs. Parker as our home room teacher and Jean Hoffman as our president. One of the outstanding events of our senior year was the senior play entitled “Leave it to Grandma,” directed by Mrs. Parker. The seniors of ‘50 have shown diligence and originality in sponsoring the Le Souvenir and The Babbling Brook, our two school publications. As we are finishing this last year of high school, we are seriously thinking of the future. Now it is with joy and tears that we draw near graduation—joy that we are at last nearing the goal for which we have been striving—tears that our ways must part and we must leave our happy days behind. But looking through the arch at the future we behold bright prospects. With our mottor, “They Conquer Who Believe They Can,’ written on our hearts, we will soon venture into the wide world to make a name for ourselves and to be an honor and a credit to our teachers and to North Brook High School. Thus, as we end this history of the class of 50, we don our caps and gowns on the night of May 23, and happily, but yet sadly, receive our diplomas and begin a new phase of life. Evelyn Beam, Historian. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the members of the Senior class of nineteen hundred fifty, of North Brook High School, county of Lincoln, and State of North Carolina, being of age and of sound mind, sound memory and sound judgment, do make, publish, and declare this our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and annulling any and all wills by ws made heretofore: J, Ruth N. Baxter will my title “prettiest girl” to Joan Lingerfelr. I, Paul Anthony, will my “good looks” to Milton (Buck) Warlick. To Mary Beth Houser, I, Gayle Bess, will my title “most in love.” I, Evelyn Beam, will my sportsmanship to Sue Beam. I, Bobby Beam, will my title “most likely to succeed” to Norman Young. I, Carol Beam, will my popularity to Robert Leonhardt. I, Ervin Dedmon, will my title “most gentlemenlike” to Charles Godfry, I, Vernon Boyles, will my title “most dignified” to F. D, Leatherman, I, Prue Heavner, will my friendliness to Sue Beam. I, Betty Jean Hoffman, will my title “cutest” to Christine Boyles, I, Betty Hoyle, will my popularity te Dot Wehunt. To Betty Jo Parker, I, Betty Jane Leatherman, will my titles “Best all around”: and “most likely to succeed.” I, Clyde King, will my friendly ways to Max Tallent. I, Muriel Norman, will my title “most ladylike” to Dorothy Lowery. I, Bobby Mosteller, will my title “most dependable,” to Norman Young. I, Bill McSwain, will my title “bese sport’ to Charles Godfry. To Joan Sain, I, Sue Smith, will my title “most athletic.” I, Tunny Max Wilkinson, will my title “cutest” to who ever deserves it. To Milton Warlick, I Charles Biggerstaff, will my title “Best all around.” I, Max Taylor, will my mischievious ways to Joe Poston, I, W. P. Miller, will my title “most Intellectual” to Charles Beam. I, Ray Mooney, will my title “wittiest’ to Ed. Jr. Willis. I, Aileen Towery, will my “mischeivious ways” to Nellie Sue King. I, Veva Yoder, will my title “best dressed” to Faye Sain. I, Doris Upton, will my title “most dependable” to Nellie Sue King. I, Yates Mauney, will my quietness to Jack Sipes. This being the last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1950. We do hereby appoint our principal, Mr. D. O. Rudisill as the sole executor of this document. . Muriel Norman, Class Testator CLASS PROPHECY Well, at lase I'm off on that two weeks vacation I determined to take ten years ago. When I graduated from N. B. H. S. I decided that a decade from that time I'd visit some of my classmates at their respective professions and find out what they were doing. Since air travel is still the fastest means of getting around I board the T. W. A. piloted by CAROL BEAM, who has made quite a name for himself in the last few years. This seems as if it's going to be a pleasant trip and why shouldn't it with AILEEN TOWERY serving as stewardess. She has the “grit” to brave all dangers. This farm we're passing over, undoubtedly is ERVIN DEDMON’S. Seems I’ve been reading a good deal about his improved methods developed on that 100 acre plot of his. There’s that large school where EVELYN BEAM now teaches. She seems to have done well since 1950. Well! Imagine my not recognizing VERNON BOYLES, the man directly across from me. He is on his way to book another engagement for MAX TAYLOR, a comedian —now doing very well with his own show. He displayed his wit in high school. Some one just handed me his paper. Oh yes, here on Page 9, Column 3 is Miss BETTY JANE LEATHERMAN'S column, “Who's What.” Why, today she has written: up an interview with W. P. MILLER. He’s still hard at work on that rocket that will go to Mars. He expects to make the trip in a few years. Now we're in Shelby, N. C., and I believe I shall have dinner tonight at CHARLES BIGGERSTAFF’S famous restaurant, “The Delicatessen.” I'll get a taxi and go right ever there. Who are those two ladies chatting over the back fence? My goodness, they were formerly GAYLE BESS AND BETTY JEAN HOFFMAN. So they've fullfilled their- high school ambitions. They're discussing who shall speak at their club meeting next week. At the restaurant who should I find there as entertainer and singer but MURIEL. NORMAN. She’s always had the voice to put a good song over. Pll have a good night's rest and in the morning [ll be off to see someone else. After the flight to Richmond, Virginia, I shall visit the studios of VEVA YODER. It seems that now in her free time after her hours of designing she is doing a little portrait painting. Just now she is doing an excellent oil painting of CLYDE KING, an executive of the Federal Reserve Bank. I could watch this for several days but I muse hustle on in the marning, ll stop in Washington to see SUE SMITH. She is a secretary to one of the outstanding men connected with the F. B. I. Don’t let me detract from your dictation Sue. Who's this? Why there’s BOBBY BEAM. They say he’s going to get into the legislature next season. I see now I can’t get near him for the crowd who's pushing and surging to ask him “What will be the outcome?” Who will be our next president?” “What is your belief about this policy?” Maybe he would get to go home if he would answer, ‘Go see my lawyer.” Now for New York. Today will be the perfect day to see PAUL ANTHONY in a rousing game. Do you know he's come all the way from N. B. to be a prominent player with the New York Yankees. It’s taken him 10 years but he has climbed the ladder to success rung by rung. The public seems to be glad for a change such as Paul brings. My stay in New York must be short for I must travel on. We will leave now for Canada. Why, who keeps this nice little inn. It's BETTY HOYLE and the man she married. They tell me that not over ten miles away RAY MOONEY keeps a beautiful tourist resort. Even though the time spent in Canada is pleasant, | must journey on for not too much of the two weeks are left. Chicago! And I find here making the rounds to all the best known entertainment spots BILLY McSWAIN. He too is off from his job—manager of a big business concern in New Orleans. Westward Ho! Here’s California and RUTH NORMAN BAXTER AND J. D. on a vacation. All the way from Cherryville, N. C., where they. still live. They have a nice home, with Ruth as keeper. Now down to the pier to see the boat docked there. It's TUNNY MAX WILKIN- SON'S of course. He makes regular trips to Hawaii. One every week they say. BOBBY MOSTELLER is to leave on this trip. He worked hard for that business firm in Charlotte and now with promotion comes vacation. PRUE HEAVNER is employed as bookkeeper in that same firm. I hear. she is one of the best. It seems that by the time f get back to Aclancta and to work as secretary there that my two weeks will have been spent. The ume has been short. Doris Upton, Prophet Norman Young President Christine Boyles Treasurer JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Betty Jo Parker Secretary Charles Beam Vice President Nellie Sue King Reporter First row: Charles Beam, Sue Beam, Christine Boyles, Kenneth Boyles; second row, Charles Godfrey, Mary Beth Houser, Merle Hoyle, Nellie Sue King; third row, F. D. Leatherman, Robert Leonhardt, Joan Lingerfelt, Lonnie Lingerfelt, Jr. JUNIORS ‘J Parker, Ray Parker, Joe Poston; second row, d row, Milton Warlick, Dorothy First row: Dorothy Lowery, Betty Jo Betty Sain, Faye Sain, Joan Sain, Max Tallent; thir Wehunt, Ed Willis, Jr, Norman Young. SOPHOMORES First row: Billy Abernathy, Ralph Abernathy, Hill Baxter, John Baxter, George Beam, John Beam, Harrell Bess: second row, Gertie Frances Bess, Carrel Bess, Howard Big- gerstaff, Doris Boyles, Gerald Brown, Pate Brendle, Robert Deaton; third row, Gene Dellinger, Nell Hallman, Beverly Jane Heavner, Mary Helems, Juanita Houser, Shirlene Houser, Faye Hoyle; fourth row, Bryan Hull, Jt., Guyanne Hull, Jewel Leatherman, Justine Lingerfelt, Thelma Mosteller, Bobby Norman, Frances Powell; fifth row, Merle Powell, Ethel Rudisill, Willie Lou Richardson, Darcus Sain, Lillian Sain, Gayle Towery, Magalene Towery; sixth row, Colleen Warlick, Marjorie Wellman, Grace Willis, Dolly Wise, Melvin Yoder. Peggy Adams Rebecca Baxter Carlene Beam Agnes Bess Virginia Brackett Ann Brendle Ruth Dellinger Evoid Fisher Ruth Foster Jasper Gales Alene Houser Clara Bell Houser Dorothy Houser Elizabeth Ann Houser - Frankie Jean Houser Margaret Houser Peggy Sue Houser Wanda Lee Houser Joan Hoyle Betty King _ Gracie Leatherman | Peggy Ruth Leatherman Wayne Lingerfelt Charles McSwain Verlene Mosteller Don Pendleton Nelson Proctor Horace Sain Marie Sain Frances Smith Carl Thompson Janelle Wearlick Nora Warlick Kay Wehunt Shirley Wehuat FRESHMEN SER 1 J EL OU cal BI MARY MISS NORTH BROOK BETA CLUB Gayle Bess Joan Lingerfelt Faye Sain Evelyn Beam Joan Sain President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Bobby _Beam Gertie Bess Doris Boyles Beverly Jane Heavneét Mary Helms Juanita Houser Nellie Sue King Betty Jane Leatherman. Justine Lingerfele . W. P. Miller, Jr., Muriel Norman — Betty Jo Parker Lillian Sain i Doris Upton Dorothy Wehunt Norman Young _ MARSHALS Doris Upton, Chief, Gayle Bess, W. P. Miller, Jr. Evelyn Beam, Betty Jane Leatherman. 4-H CLUB Houser, Hallman, Baxter, Wehunt, Bess, F. Hoyle. Fisher, A. Houser, Biggerstaff, C. Boyles, Smith, Leatherman, Brendle, Dellinger, M. Towery, Boyles, Lingerfelt, Houser, Willis, N. Warlick, J. Warlick, Powell, S. Wehunt, C. Beam. C. Beam, Tallent, Pendleton, Powell, C. Towery, Parker, F. Sain, Leatherman, W. Houser. Leonhardt, Poston, I- Beam, Hull, B. Hoyle, D. Wehunt, King, E. Houser, Hull, S. Houser. McSwain, S. Parker, C. Dellinger, W. Lingerfelt, J. Lingerfelt, M. Houser, Helms, Hoyle, Beam, Proctor. Poet aa NI First row: Bess, Fisher, Pendle Godfrey; second row, Deaton, Moste McSwain; third row, C. Beam, J. Be row, Hull, Bess, Lingerfelt, H. Bax Wilkinson, Ledford. Mr. Beam Sponsor W. P. Miller President Ervin Dedmon Vice President Bokby Mosteller Secretary John Beam Treasurer Bryan Hull Reporter ton, Dedmon, Abernathy, Shuford, E. Beam, Gales, ller, J. Baxter, Dellinger, C. Beam, Godfrey, Proctor, am, Miller, Taylor, Boyles, Mooney, Brendle; fourth ter, Willis, Boyles, Wright, Leatherman; fifth row, BABBLING BROOK STAFF Editor in Cheep i Betty Jane Leatherman Mn OCHene | MAOFOR MUU eevee LORETTA Business Manager FHL US HIM ALA L S DAA ECHR EA iMRI Sh a AU Bt Artists ......... Doris Upton, Chief, Veva Yoder, Faye Sain Saas ist et AF eet Circulation Editors _... Betty Hoyle, Betty Sain, Joan Sain, Tunny Wilkinson News Edifors _... Sue Beam, Joan Lingertelt Mimecograph Operators - Carol Beam, Norman Young, Joe Poston Toke Lditor AAU AU TG A 2 AR TE tg Proofreading Staff Doris Upton, Gayle Bess Ty pists oc. Weva Yoder, Sue Smith, Prue Heavuer, Aileen Lowery LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. Parker, Librarian, Smith, Lowery, Hoyle, Houser, King, Heavner, E. Beam, S. Beam, Towery, Bess. GLEE CLUB _ Mrs. Carpenter, Director, Smith, Hottman, M. Houser, Powell, Bracket, Lowery, Hoyle, Leatherman, Powell, Parker; second row, Boyles, R. Baxter, Bess, A. Houser, M. Houser, Wehunt, Willis, D. Boyles, J. Houser, F. Hoyle; third row, Towery, Del- linger, Hull, Houser, Lingerfelr, Hoyle, E, Beam, S. Beam; fourth row, A .Bess, Mosteller, C. Towery, Hallman, Richardson, N. Warlick, J. Warlick, Brendle, Baxter, fifth row, M. Towery, E. Houser, W. Houser, Beam, Wehunt, Leatherman, P. Houser, Hoyle, Helems; sixth row, Upton, B, Leatherman, Leatherman, Davis, Foster, Sain, Wehuntr, King, A. Houser. DONO EAN, SI4¢4 “GRAHAME CRACKERS” ad three act comedy Katie Jean Hoffman Jane Ruth Norman Baxter Aun t Augusta Betty Jane Leatherman Mother Daisy Leatherman Gardiner Charles Biqqersta Lisa Sve Smith Drusilla Gayle Bess Peter Bobby Beam Samm Tunng Wilkinson Fmet Brett Ray Meoney The Grahame Family, uith the exception of | Jane, have a total lack of seriousness. They are quick In movement and eager Por Seat With an unusual bend of love, they seem to hever disagree. They are not subject to silences; all Keep up a running chatter and ready laugh ter. They are unselfish Bo thoughtless ness makes them appear SO. SNAPSHOTS y ge 7 { ‘Bobby Mosteller ANG NV in, Baxter, Mosteller, ws a eae} = = =O S S Sao A) : mr OD .8 wn = = = g =) =s= a Sf ©] DU + = = =Ee = : = = —— = = 3E..8 “oo - : UO ==. aT) ae | re [a ier = oo av, aus © a Z 3 re) 33 = Az go a at 5. iH == 2 oe =: . aS tH Yao = ut Bee 2 e OO a eteeretee eerie cB) qv ae eae a ¥ v v Ss B a = aioe Bever ACTIVITIES HT ' BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Heavner, Manager, J. Sain, D. Sain, Hull, S. Houser, J. Houser, C. Boyles, Smith Lingerfelt, Warlick, E. Houser, D. Sain, M. Houser, Childres, Coach, Willis, F. Houser, Leatherman, Helems, Powell, Hoyle, Bess, D. Boyles. BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Mosteller, Manager, Leonhardt, Brendle, Biggérscatt, Young, C. Beam, Wilkinson, Parker, McSwain, J. Beam, Tallent, Childres, Coach. Wy CHEERLEADERS Mrs. Gaskins Sponsor arker, Gertie Bess, Betty Jo P Joan Lingerfelt, d Faye Sain, Dorothy Wehunt SNAPSHOTS Sitting z seen resent ELEMENTARY TEACHERS NORTH BROOK NO. 1 NORTH BROOK NO. 2 We NORTH BROOK NO. HE Sin, Mrs. Kermit Pendleton Mrs. Tracy Gaskins Mrs. C. B. Harrelson Eighth Grade Eighth Grade, Commerce Sixth and Seventh Grades Mrs. Kenneth Howell First Grade Mrs. Edna Sorrels Mrs. John Black Second and Third Grades Fourth and Fifth Grades FACULTY | a i ci a Le Wilford Dellinger Hessie Biggerstaff Wane ad Fee a ae Fifth and Fourth Grades ain nines vi Mrs. B. R. Heavner Mrs. Guy Beam Did Grade Second Grade First Grade Be ranean en Willie Hull Mie ee Upton ¢ 4 Sixth Grade Fifth and Fourth Grades | , te di arse Miss Leona Baxter M ena rs. Vonetta Yarbro Mrs. Maud i i é | e Wesson Third Grade Second Grade Foe Meat . EIGHTH GRADE First row (L. to R.): Jeanette Leatherman, Veleria Ann Hoyle, Ruby Lee King, Nadean Houser, Fay e White, Evan Queen, Jr, W. A. Wellman; second row, Jane Leonhardt, Jean Rufty, Nellie Jane Mitchem, Jamie Lee Powell, Dolly Saunders, Susie Poston, Roy White; third row, Agnes Self, Joyce Ledford, Nell Powell, Louise King, Betty Mooney, Vida Sue Lingerfelr, Helen Mooney, Teacher, Mrs. Pendleton; fourth tow, Bud Smith, Don Sain, Bobby Lott, Donald Leonhardt, Bill Ledford. No picture, M J. C. Willis, Ella Lovelace, Earl Rudisill, Howard Taylor, Harold Houser. EIGHTH GRADE First row (L. to R.): Ann Beam, Mary Ann Bess, Peggy Hull, Alton Heavner, Kay Brendle, Charles Davis, Charles Boyles, Peggy Houser, Teacher, Mrs. Gaskins; second row, Harrell Hull, Carlean Houser, Jimmy Houser, Jeraline Boyles, Barbara Ann Brittian, Sue Auton, Shirley Richardson; third row, Carroll Bingham, Carl Heavner, | Wyatte Dellinger, Flora Ann Brendle, Lois Helms, Nellie Sue Davis, Milton Houser, ” Harold Craig. No picture, Kenneth Auton, Dean Brackett, Bobby Hull, Billy Richardson, | John Bolick, Jr., Frankie Jean Ellis, Mae Freedell, Mable Shoup. SEVENTH GRADE First row (L. to R.): Thompson, Helena Howell, hardt, Doris Leonhardt, Beth third row, Raeford Willis, Eul Denneth Helms, Claude Heavner, Coy Ray Beam, Fred Helen Wehunt; second row, Clyde Taylor, Joanna Leon- Wray Beam, Patricia Ann Beam, Teacher, Mrs. Harrelson; a Sanders, Shirley McSwain, Ethel Mae Auton, Betty Taylor, SIXTH GRADE First row (L. to R.): Lynda Bess, Ima Jean Auton, Nancy row, Esper Towery, Jean Lackey; second Larry Baxter, Kay Baxter, Teacher, Mrs. Harrelson. FIFTH GRADE First row (L. to R.): Janice Baxter, Ruth Galls, Nella Jane Beam, Frances Goins, Clara Mae Wellmon, Dorothy Williams; second row, Ray Bailey, Joe Helms, Garry Baxter, Helen Morrison, Burl Hull, Buddy Hamilton, Kenneth Carpenter; third row, Jerry Kenneth Shull, Teacher, Mrs. Black. FOURTH GRADE i i i Doris First row (L. to R.): Myrtee Goins, Genevieve Brown, Joyce Leonhardt, Nettles Earl, Leonhardt, Hal Boyles; second row, Nancy Self, Hattie Ruth Gladden, Shirley Heavner, Sue Pruett, Teacher, Mrs. Black, Loyd. Willis; third row, Kemp Weathers. THIRD GRADE First row (L. to R.): Foxene Boyles, Cathey Beam, Sue ‘Lowery, Earlene Godfrey, Willie Ruth Wellmon, Darlene Roberts: second row, Brenda Carpenter, Sue Weathers Kathleen Martin, Freida Baxter, Jimmy Howell third row, Ted Beam, David Howell Herbert Dean Dellinger, Arlo Morrison, Hugh Thompson; fourth row, Robert Bess Jim Reep, Hoyle Henderson, Hal Taylor, Teacher, Miss Sorrels. 5 , 5) b SECOND GRADE First Row (L. to R.): Doris Ann Houser, Marsha Ann Baxter, Dean Baxter, Carlotta Beam, Dora Alice Beam, Jackie Wray Beam; second row, Pete Heavner, Bobby Carpenter, Jane Royster, Linda Royster, Dean Auton, Kenneth Henderson; third row, Galen Helms, Charles Reinhardt, Linda Wright, J. P. Gladden, Ronald Wehunt, Teacher, Miss Sorrels; fourth row, Wray Leonhardt, Doris Towery, Betty Reep. — FIRST. GRADE First Row: Clyde Lott, Albert Lott, William Bess, Jr., Johnny Weathers, Dwight McSwain, Norris Towery, Larry Hoyle; second row, Jeanette Goines, Elizabeth Leon- hardt, Elizabeth Helms, Janice Beam, Rebecca Beam, Linda Eaker; third row, Doris Thompson, Betty Mae Houser, Maxine Baxter, Betty Sue Green, Tommy Beam, Jerry Rinehardt; fourth row, Carrol Roberts, Fred Taylor, Kenneth Carpenter, Herman Devenny, Glen Lackey, Hershal Moses; fifth row, Marvin Green, Kenneth Willis, James Henderson, Norris Eaker, James Gladden, Paul Leonhardt, Mrs. Kenneth Howell, Teacher. SEVENTH GRADE First row (L. to R.): Juaior King, Shirley Gantt, Annie Clyde Warlick, Jean Canipe, Frances Willis, Sara Abernathy, Larry Saine; second row, Teacher, Mr. Houser, Bobby Gene Richards, Janice Bumgarner, Sara Warlick, Lessy Prue Sain, Rebecca Baxter, Peggy Boyles, Carrol, Taylor; third row, Max Ledford, Arbdella Shuford. Betty Lou Willis, Nellie Sue Leatherman. SIXTH GRADE First Row (L. to R.): Harold Hull, Arnold Leonhardt, Kathryn Miller, Marlene Warlick, Sue Stines, Betty Bumgardner, Sonja Yoder; second row, Carroll Mosteller. Jolene Gantt. Frankie Jean Parker, Shirley White, Noel Brendle, Evelyn Brackett, Rokert Baxter, Teacher, Wiltord Dellinger, FIFTH GRADE First Row (L. R.): Carolyn Taylor, Bobbie Jo Wehunt, Doris Grant, Barbara R. Hudson, Carl Beam, Max Richardson, Peggy Beam; second row, Teacher, Hessie Biggerstaff, Richard Michaux, Lucille Reep, Virginia Willes, Patricia Lingerfelt, Sylvia Davis, Nancy Boyles, Syble Davis; third row, Peggy J. Vandike, Hazle Huskins, Carl Houser, Ralph Cook, Virginia Willis, Glenda Kean. FOURTH GRADE First Row (L. R.) Cloe Gene Hull, Mary Ruth Hull, Bobbie Sue Long, Ann Willis, Shirlene Craig, Michel Baxter, Barbara King, Jimmey Hallman; second row, Teacher, Hessie Biggerstaff, Roy Lee Upton, Clara Lee Bradley, Hazle White, Bobbie J. Waldrope, Ruth: Ann Houser, Barbara Canipe, Barbara Hull: third row, Ralph Reep, Grady Saunders, Stowe Brown, Harold Upton, Kenneth Sain, Bennett Houser. THIRD GRADE First row: Brenda Craig, Kay Willis, Elwin Lackey, Nathan Houser, Donald Towery, Linda Houser, Teacher, Mrs. Hugh Beam; second row, Tyronne Blanton, Tommy Richardson, Brenda Lackey, Brenda Bumgarner, Ruby Richardson, Mary Michaux, Edward Ingle; third row, Helen Blackwell, Brenda Earwood, Kinda White, Dale King, Buddy Boyles, Tred Brackett, Benny Stines. SECOND GRADE First row, Jerry Craig, Max Sain, Ginger Willis, Patsy Brotherton, Myrtle Brown, Hazel Hull; second row, Gene Upton, Darrel Gantt, Everett Cook, Peggy Davis, Larry Davis, Jerry White, Dale Taylor, Juanita Willis, Marilyn Leonhardt; third row, Mickey Willis, Rita Taylor, Barbara Wehunt, Judy Arthur, Ruth White, Darrel Hull, Forest Huskins. First row: Glenda Stines, Gary Richardson, Bobby Richardson, David Ingle, Ray Baxter, Willard White, Hugh Gene White, Jimmy Smith, Mrs. Guy Beam, Teacher; second row, Maudis Huskins, Gary Houser, Barbara Richardson, Paulette Willis, Rebecca Craig, Hazel Long, Margaret Miller, Ricky Pilger; third row, Ronald Beam, Annette: Hoyle, Harry Arthur, Janie Houser, Ralph Blackwell, Ray Reep. : SEVENTH GRADE First row: EulalaSain, Nancy Sue Raney, Mildred Brendle, Naydene Powell, Eail Bivins, Shirley Goodman, Jr. Willis; second row, Dean Mosteller, Barbara Helems, James Wise, Forest Sain, Harold Towery, Walter Crawley, Keith Young, Luther Houser, Teacher; third row, Bob Sain, Leroy Clark, Bob Crawley, Gene Lingerfelt, Bob Houser, Caroll Lingerfelt; No picture, Billy Randle, Dan Houser, Henry Stewart, Kennith Shuffard, Jr. Cline. SIXTH. GRADE First Row, Guynell Parker, Nell Willis, Ruth Willis, John Proctor, Kenneth Parker, Melvin Sain, Dorothy Helms, W. A. Hull, Teacher; second row, Ervin Helms, Ray Sain, Margaret Norman, Joe Forest Willis, Willie Mae Martin, Bobby Craig; third row, Thomas Hallman, Mary Frances Walker, Louise Wise, Palmer Houser, Bobby Martin, Darsie Martin, J. C. Davis. No picture, Steve Davis, Carrol Miller, Andrew Bivins, Joe Osmet, Sue Crawley, Betty Hull, Marilyn Stroup, Tony Shuford. FIFTH GRADE First Row: Max Fowler, Patsy Peeler, Margie Martin, Shirley Davis, Evelyn Lackey, Peggy Miller, Dan Norman; second row, Dorothy Shoup, Marie Rudisill, Bredene Lingerfelt, Bobby Dedmon, Howard Parker, Joyce Ann Cline, Gerald Leonhardt, Miss Lucille Upton, Teacher; third row, Muril Randall, Darrel Davis, Joyce Ann Reep, Max Powell, Patsy Hartsoe, Thomas Crowder, Bennie Lowery; fourth row, Paul Bivens, Billy Houser, Clyde Short, David Queen, Jimmie Walker; no picture, Flay Crawley, Larry Crawley, Gordon Houser, Donny Peeler, Harold Randall, Danny Hull, Ralph Hull, Ray Hull, Katherine Houser, Betty Clark. | FOURTH GRADE First Row: Leonard Craid, Vista Ann Boyles, Elsie Helms, Brenda Heavner, Mary Ellen Bivens Vertie Sue King, Norma Jean Fowler, second row, Linda Sue Pendleton, Christine Parker, Charles McNeely, Carolyn Hull, Clyde Martin, Kay Francis Turner, James Willis, Betty Ruth White, Margaret Shull; third row, Jerry Gantt, Evan Lail, William Fredell, Charles Martin, Virginia Goodman, Juanita Champion, Doris Wise, Miss Lucille Upton, Teacher; fourth row, Colon Sain, Josephine Leatherman, Wilhemena Smith, Mary Lou Martin. No picture, Ted Houser, Annis Lou Crawley, Janice Williams, Mary Ruth Hull. THIRD GRADE eh t is % First Row: Tommy Peeler, Brenda Sain, Carl Lindsay, Arnold Norman, Donny. Martin, Wayne Willis, Helen Champion, Carrol Leonhardt, Benny Randall; second | tow, Max Lee, Joe Forest Cline, Millard Peeler, Hazelene Houser, Ruth Shoup, Patricia Ann Houser, Faye Willis, Miss Leona Baxter, Teacher; third row, Carl Bivens, Leonard Wise, Wilson Martin, Marshall Fredell, Mary Clark, Kenneth Sain; no picture, Vivian | Crawley, Shirley Helms. | Sy First row: Darrel Short, Patsy Hoyle, Lee Warlick, Glenn Sigmon, ‘Tommie Towery, C. W. Willis, Linda Martin; second row, Carrol King, Betty Faye Martin, Carrol Detter, Mary Jane Parker, Linda K. Houser, Rachel Champion, Nancy Cline, Jimmie Houser; third row, Wanda Boyles, Thomas Goodman, Kenneth Kingerfele, Jackie Heavner, Christin Bivens, Wayne, Davis, Frank Clark, Reginald Warlick; fourth row, Patsy Shull, Thomas Smith, Harods Leonhardt, Burt Houser, Jr. Jreedell, Jimmie Sain, Wilson Martin, Edith Leatherman. No picture, Faye Lindsay, Paul Rudisill, Miss Yarboro, Teacher. Us a ebb: FIRST GR: Bs CNS s Se aR a” 28s First row: Gearldene Lindsay, Gearldend Peeler, Frances Peeler, Kay Willis, Larry Smith, Annette Miller, Helen Wright, Patsy Lee, Barbara Houser, Sammy Hudson; second row, Randy Willis, Marylin Young, Freda Hull, Earl Houser, Lester Martin, J. W. Martin, Helen Owens, Charles Martin, Harold Lackey; third row, Mary Smith, Gary Davis, Jouce Sain, Lillian Lee, Minnie Pearl Clark, Catherine Lail, Madelene Martin, Ruth Owens; fourth row, Walter Wise, Brenda Powell, Gary Yount, Jerry Hullet, Fred Houser, Leonard Hull, Shasta Leatherman, Marvin Shoup, Dole Engle, Mrs. Wesson, Teacher. No picture, Lea Black, Essie Crawley. Sho ELEMENTARY GIRLS BASKETBALL, NO. 1 First row: Jeanette Leatherman, Flora Ann Brendle, Nadeane Houser, Ann Beam, Nellie Jane Mitchen, Jeralene Boyles, Lois Helms, Jane Leonhardt. Second row: Joan Sain, Coach Susie Poston, Peggy Hull, Velaria Ann Hoyle, Ruby Lee King, Joyce Ledford, Louise King, Kay Brendle, Carleen Houser, Jean Rufty, Christine Boyles, Coach. ELEMENTARY GIRLS BASKETBALL, NO. 3 First row: Eulala Sain, Dorothy Helms, Naydene Powell, Mildred Brendle, Dean Mosteller, Barbara Helms; 2nd row: W. A. Hull, Coach, Nell Willis, Ruth Willis, Nancy Rainey, Joyce Ann Reep, Cale Bivens, Margaret Norman. ELEMENTARY BOYS BASKETBALL, NO. 1 i | | iM IL d 10 st) Or, Bill Ledford, ELEMENTARY BOYS BASKETBALL, NO. 3 Keith Young, Ervin Helms, Bob Sain, Leroy Clark, First row: Melvin Sain, Jr. Willis, James Wise, Harold Towery, Caroll Lingerfelt, second row, Forest Sain, Bob Crawley, Gene Lingerfelt, Luther Houser, Coach. JUNIOR 4-H, NO. 1 First row: Nettles, Baxter, Gales, Bess, Lacky, Beam, Gladden, Goins, Bess, Leonhardt, Bolick; second row, Hoyle, King, Leatherman, Beam, Baxter, Helms, Carpenter, Bailey, Helms; third row, Howell, Leonhardt, Beam, Beam, Leonhardt, White, Hull, Hull; fourth row, Houser, Houser, Leonhardt, McSwain, Wehunt, Morrison; fifth row, Mrs. Pendleton, Sponsor, Helms, Boyles, Brittain, Dabis, Brendle, Beam Poston; sixth row, Ledford, Brendle, Richardson, Houser, Houser, Houser. i JUNIOR 4-H, NO. 3 | First row: Fowler, Clark, Crawley, Lingerfelt, Towery, Crawley; second row, Parker, Peeler, Lowery, Martin, Davis, Lackey, Hartsoe, Martin, Martin; third row, Wise, Goodman, Willis, Young, Sain, Reep, Helms, Walker; fourth row, Willis, Willis, Rainey, Norman, Brendle, Helms, Mosteller, Powell, Bivens. Compliments of Lincoln Tractor Company Cherryville National Bank Ford Tractors Dearborn Equipment: Phone 459 Cherryville, N.C. South Aspen Street Lincolnton, N. C. Homesly Chevrolet Company Farmer's Union Supply Co. Serving the People of the Community Dealers in for 18 Years Groceries, Feed Stuff, Farm Supplies, Homesly Super Service | | Galvanized Roofing Station | Cherryville, N. C. Cherryville, N.C. CARLTON YARN MILLS, INC. FINE COMBED YARNS Cherryville, N.C. Heafner Tire Motor Co. Farmers and Builders Supply Co., Inc. Nash Sales and Service North Poplar Street Phone 71 Lincolnton, N. C. Telephone 240 John Deere Tractors and Farm Implements 630 E. Main Street Lincolnton, N. C. Fertilizer, Feed, Seed, and Building Material Lincoln Frozen Food, Inc. ni R. G W. Shoe Repairing Freezing is the Best Method in 123% East Main Street Preserving Food First Class Shoe Repairing Phone 562 Cherryville, N. C. Lincolnton, N. C. City Paint Store Compliments of Paint, Wall Paper, All Kind of Floor Covering Toys All the Year Cherryville News Stand Court Square and Sycamore Street Cherryville, N. C. Phone 529 Lincolnton, N. C. Compliments of Turner's Store, Inc. William J. Allran, Jr. The Friendly Stor Cherryville National Bank Building te Friendly store Cherryville, N. C. N. Court Square Phone 872 Lincolnton, N. C. le Us General Merchandise Good Year Tires Tubes Sinclair Gas Oils Intersection No. 10 18 Highways 2A) a OM Vale, N.C. Goodin Burris Furniture “We Outfit the Home’’ Phone 259 Lincolnton, N. C. Bost’s Bakeries Shelby, North Carolina Compliments of Flay Gin Company Flay, N. ©. Compliments of Lincoln Milling Company Lincolnton, NG See Davie Lerner For Clothing—-Shoes—-Dry Goods Phone 278 Lincolnton, N. C. orang: yous SL eDeSCOESE SST ES SSISUSEESSCSELSTPPAELRUESE SSS 2 SEAS OESOASISASEDEESASSEES SISTERS SEESEFSDISE SESNSSSTEESSESSESSESESUSIASEIESSAUSERIEIRESIEEESERS School Supplies-——Gifts-——Stationery Lee’s Home Office Supplies N. 1 East Marion Street Shelby, North Carolina Compliments of UNS er Harrelson Company, Inc. Dry Goods——Shoes——Clothing Ready-to- Wear—-Millinery Cherryville, N. C. Complunents of Lincoln Hardware South Academy Street Lincolnton, N. C. Best Wishes To North Brook School M. T. Leatherman Lincolnton, N. C. Cronland Warp Roll Co. Rough and Finished Lumber Building Material Phone 586 Lincolnton, N.C : i Shelby Beauty School A Credit School “We Teach All Arts Required in Beauty Culture”’ Owner——Mrs. Lela Bumgardner Instructor—Mrs. Roscoe Wright Phone 1256 Shelby, North Carolina Compliments of Eagles Store 5¢ to $1.00 Lincolnton, N. C. Lincoln Bonded Warehouse, Inc. Cotton Storage Phone 215 Lincolnton, N. C. City Meat Market Fresh Meats - - - Groceries “The Oldest and the Best’’ Phone 3041 ..... We Deliver Cherryville, N.C Cherryville Production Credit Association To th 2 for | the Farmers for Loans Production, Purchase of Livestock and Equipment Cherryville, N. C. Compliments of Roy C. Hoyle Watchmaker and Jeweler Carolina Freight Carriers Masonic Building Cherryville, N. C. Lincolnton, N. C. Cherryville Ice and Fuel Co. Warlick Funeral Home Thirty Years of Pleasant Relationship 24 Hours Ambulance Service With North Brook People Join Our Mutual Burial Association Warm Morning Stoves Phone 477 Pure Ice Q uality Coal Lincolnton, N. C. Cherryville, N. C. LUTZ-YELTON TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY PHONE 831] LUT ZY ELTON OL COMPANY, PHONE 830—445 Shelby North Carolina Compliments of NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Shelby North Carolina Compliments of Williams’ Store Toluca Beauty Shoppe General Merchandise Belwood, North Carolina Fallston, North Carolina Compliments of COC Bingham Service Station Taylor Brothers Atlas Tires and Batteries ESSO Gas and Oil General Merchandise Gas-——Oi|—Groceries Intersection 10-18 Vale, North Carolina Vale, North Carolina LINCOLN MOTOR COMPANY DeSoto - - Plymouth Lincolnton, North Carolina Lincoln Finance Co., Inc. ‘““ Local Company for Local People” We Finance Sales Between Individuals Phone 557 Lincolnton, N. C. Compliments of Dixie Grocery Company Wholesale Groceries Phone }12—-420 Lincolnton, N. C. Compliments of Hovis Grocery L. C. Hovis, Proprietor Phone 302 Lincolnton, N. C. The Economy Drug Store Professional Druggists We Fill “Any Doctor's Prescription Delivery Service } Phone 88 Lincolnton, N. C, rnc A A Thrifty Shoppers Choose Belk-Matthews Cherryville, N. C. Lincoln County News Leads in Local News All Advertising — All Circulation Bill W. Williams Editor and Publisher Lincolnton, N. ©. SETH LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Building Headquarters Phone 39 or 49 Lincolnton, North Carolina There is a Cleveland Feed for Every Purpose ev iy | ROLLER MILL COMPANY Shelby, North Carolina “Crosby Square Shoes’’ Manhattan Shirts The Men's Shop Complete Line of Men’s Furnishings Regal-Air Ties C. R. Hartman, Proprietor East Main Street Lincolnton, N. C. B. C. Moore Sons Shoes——Dry Goods—-Clothing Phone 75 Lincolnton, N. C. Modern Radio Appliance Parker) + )) ) Carpenter Phone 734 Radios ——- Comercial Refrigerators Sales and Service Lincolnton, N. C. Houser Drug Company “Perscriptions Our Specialty!’ Dial 4771-2221 Cherryville, N. C. Compliments of DriSu Pilrouser Optometrist Lincolnton, N.C. Jewel Box Lincoln’s Oldest Jeweler Watches and Diamonds Musical Instruments and Strings Phone 5425 Lincolnton, N. C. J POLHILL CHEVROLET COMPANY Lincolnton, North Carol SALES —- SERVICE Authorized Dealer ina Phone 344 DELUINGERIS VE VVEWISHOP Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry China -—— Crystal i Gifts for all Occasions il Cherryville, N.C. Kings Mountain, N. C. Hy Dial 4221 WP RAEN | Cherry Motors K. B. Beam D. F. Beam M. S. Beam Service Insurance Agency, Inc Chrysler-Plymouth General Electric Appliances Phone 4861 Phone 279] Cherryville, N. C. Cherryville, N. C. DRUMS’ FUNERAL HOME AS TL ES SITs Florist Phone 566 Ambulance Phone 66 Lincolnton, NC Sain Hallman Grocery Belk-Scrum Fresh Meats and Feeds U “Lincoln’s Leading Dept. Store’ Phone 740 ne 7 Court Squa re Lincolnton, N. C. Lincolnton, N. C. | Compliments of Compliments of Victory Beauty Shop Jonas Jonas Phone 767 Lincolnton, N. C. Lincolnton, N. C. Hoyle Motor Co. Shelby Supply Company Sales - Ford - Service General Mills Hardware Authorized Dealers Phone 120 iLincolnton, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Compliments of USE SUPER GROSS FERTILIZER D. A. Beam Co. Carolina Daiiy Seed and Fertilizer Shelby, N. C. Shelby, -N. C. Comploments of Waldensian Bakeries, Inc. Shelby——Valdese, N. C. Lincoln FCX Service Seeds - Feeds - Farm Supplies Phone 446 Lincolnton, N. C. Compliments of E. S. Wehunt Phone 2381-3616 Cherryville, N. C. Firestone Home Auto Supplies Mayfield and Gibson Owners 118 £. Main Street Phone 771 Lincolnton, N. C. Erskin Wimberly’s Western Auto Store Jarrett Bldg.—Across From The Eagle Office Cherryville, N.C. Cherryville’s Only Western Auto Store Roy Troy Grocery Market ‘The Most of the Best for the Least!’ Phone 272] Cherryville, N. C. Kester-Groome Complete Home Furnishings Frigidaire Appliances Phone 3371 Cherryville, Dy Hl aa Stroupe’s Jewelery Bulova, Hamilton, Elgin, Waltham, Parker, Helbros, and Rensie Watches Haviland Spode China Gorham, International, Rogers Brothers 1847 and Community Silverware East Main St. Lincolnton, N. CG. BEAM’S GARAGE Auto Repairs Electric and Acetylene Welding All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory Wheel Balancing Route | Cherryville, N. C. J. Ray Beam’s Compliments of General Merchandise Gulf Gas and Oil Luther Houser Phone 3515 Vale, North Carolina Flay, North Carolina GLENNWOOD FARM Grade A Dairy Raw and Pasteurized O. L. BEAM AND SON Cherryville North Carolina Compliments of Dayberry Shoe Shop Shoe Repairing-Dyeing First Federal Savings G Loan Laces - - - - Polish Phone 4292 Lincolnton, N. C. Cherryville, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of Warlicks Garage Venters Grocery | Compliments of Vale, North Carolina Vale, North Carolina J. M. BEAM AND BROTHER BUILDING MATERIALS “Everything for the Builder and Contractor” Phone 4903 North Carolind Cherryville, North Carolina TIRE HTTH te enti HA HANA AAT HT TN MRR Sint HW NAWRTTTTTT Hilt iar | il 4 At qu ) } HH | . if } nit f | HARMAN tded WL Hit i, ay i j NT Sa ie hail i Hn JAH HTH HHT UN i tt } i mt | i Ha Wetiyy Hit | a F ATTRA TTT od PH i THE a Hn ; 1 UT antdadbee Hate At Abad i | 4 med ih} Hilt } { i HAVA HT Hi 7 cae ec ammmene eben vn sini ro HIPAA OH TASER TTD tein tian? Se TT TT ania Whit WU) } { ANAT AT WHat THANE NT Henn amo NM rn GATT MT itt | a aa id i Hl i) i HAN Hi tl ed Ns HARA NAGA ai tl Ht Wn SN yy IAT Hi aI anh BOHLIN Hi! 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