South High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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ILINE CLASS PROPI-IECY fContinued from page Hlj he'd been the quiet typej is sailing for Europe to study the foreign situation and to attend the peace conference now in session at Brussels . . . Accompanying Revolutionist Wooten will be his wife and their twelve children . . . On the same boat will be that great American scientist and mathematician, Dr, Web- ster Lineback, who is embarking to Eng- land where he will accept the post of I-lead of the Mathematics Dept. at Ox- ford University , . . he is the first Amer- ican born professor to be offered a pro- fessorship at this rather exclusive and f UD 52:92 C N700-215 DOYZ'-QD-mn-:B D-U-JLQDQHZN S f-film av-e ,...,.,... wigfrfsmx ET:-ms-45-o as :1O, g,.,,S 4'5 CQrn5m03m,: 5-03 ' 5 s WmwO' ,,,3,o-00 wo' Sgmgg Et W r-hm U7 Sdggmggg. C1205 gJ cn Q: gg We-r-1 rimajiw '-h. 'D:r Sassafras. D-E525 1 fwffizgli 'J -5 Nw! Q23 rvt4fV 'uaN'- HQQJ5' 530. 5'C '.fP..00W .v-am'-sr-r-.WXC if o 1 1 a 4 o 1 e 4 s s o 2. 2'-n SGW :QE Emi 251 SEM fd Quality Remembered Long After certainly expensive university . . , Hats 2 Price IS Forgotten i off to you, Dr. . .Sailing on the S, S. V , Queen Mary, Dot Darnell, former queen f Dial 8124 2 of burlesque and now wife of the chain 4 Wl Sl0'1'5al9 ' Noffh Cafolffm Q store magnate D. Allgood, left for i W' SC The BCS' FO' LCS-S i London where she plans to spend the ,5,,,,,.,,.,,.,..,......,..,,.,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,,5, qw- -mwwg ----4--f-.--------.----H---- '00- w Q----2' i 9 i l Q Part of the rhythm of V - Q 2 action- l cr 3 Q the pause that refreshes f-,mm 2 l 35 i Q ' AA.sw61'o ' Q ' 0 4 j N L 4 1 1 L X X ,, f c - ' v o r 0221- ' 0 Q TEA W EQ ri ,, 9 f ' L ' -4: 0 'I . i ,, 'CJ A ' !5.i F f 4595 .V f 4- f al kmggw., I f l b if 7 9 9 n q I L- M 9 Q 'iifiz-H 2 2 1 i Q It's the refreshing thing to do. Q 3 WINSTGN-SALEM COCAfCOLA BOTTLING CO. 2 .yn-.-.-N-ff---+-s-0---+0-s ---' ----H-f-----+-------Q---1' Page two Iulntlrsfd lwclvu BLACK AND GOLD

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