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

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-1v4:o4:o4:s41o41v41n-4:o4:v41s 4:1-4:1-4:0-nbc-a:oio4:a-410410410 41o4:v4:o-nts-4:o41o41o41o41v4:o 41:41-4:o4:o49o4:o4:o4:o41v4Qoo:o D. G. CRAVEN C0. ith Street, Cor. Marshall Winston-Salem, N. C. 43.-4:v4:v4qo 4:4414 4:f4:s4:o4:v4:o E. J. Angelo Co. FINE GROCERIES MEATS-SEAFOOD Over 25 Years of Service and Satisfaction 121 Burke St. Phone 6141 410414 41:0-o:v41s-41o41o4:s4:s4:o41s Rawls-Dickson Candy Co., Inc. slr NSZUQQIQII the Day the R. D. Wagy' -4:o4:o4Qo4:v4:o4:o4Qo4:s-4:o4:s-nano Portraits For Every Occasion The Anchor Studio 4241s-41o41b4Qs4Qs4Qs-cQv4:v41v1o 410 oar SOUTH HNGLES Our drum major he is Snappy Cur drum major he is quick Our drum major he can go to town And swing his walking stick. Evelyn Pendergrass jack and Tom Were chewing gum And didnt know where to hide it. They threw it away But again the next day Mr. Wetmore spied it. A diggy, a doftice Down to the ofiice Poor jack and Tom were But when they got there The ofiice was bare. But l think they have tried to repent. Frances Vestal Sent. Frankie boy, Frankie boy Where did you go? No where, Miss Hall, but a picture show. Frankie boy, Frankie boy You should've been in school l know Miss Hall But it was April Fool! Frances Vestle A diller a dollar A ten o'clock scholar Why did you come so soon lt's half past eight Youre already late Go home and rest till noon. There was a young teacher who taught in a School, He had so many students he didnt know what to do. He gave them their lessons and trained them no doubt. So they would know plenty when school was turned out, Evelyn Shaver Hey diddle de diddle Miss Charles and her Hddle And she began to play Along came Mr. Steere With his piano so dear And frighetned Miss Charles away. Ethel Hemmings Hickory, Dickory Dock The students look up at the clock. They shout and sing why don't that bell ring, Hickory, Dickory Dock. Doris Lee Foster 4:o--- --' '-' -----A '- Y Y Y --- I 11- -1- i 1 Q Cable-Nelson 2 E 2 1 Piano j Noted for Beauty t i and Tone j 2 Q 5 g ,jesse G. Bowen 86 Co. 2-.. ........ ...It 3'-'W-M fr f E Q QTHE A 2 Morrisett Co. S Q A-A F rfV?QiiQ'Sfst2 F A-A E T so eye ' N ml Q 2 Dcalcr in E Dry Goods, Ready-to-wear, l 5 Millinery. Notions, Curtains, E l E Draperies, Underwear, i i Corsets. E X 4--+ QQQQ '-'-0'-we-1--se HQQQQ 4-'----+-H--we x 2 For select foods call g 2 R. B. Crawford 8rCo. Q 2 A real service store 2 f Fancy Groceries, Fresh 2 Vegetables, Fine Fruit i i s D. tai 7116 9 3 858 West Fourth Street S 3 +4-+ ..-. -Q-----A+ 4-A-----f 0-0-' --4-we 7 I l j Cromer 2 f Brothers Co., Inc. 2 2 Wholesale Grocers 9 i Operators QI 5 S Pay Cash Grocery it l INSTITUTIONAL SUPPLIES 2 i A SPECIALTY ij 2. ...... ....-...-.z. '?.x1575

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...,.l if Qi 9. 1 c o 4 i 1 n 2 'I' l ' c it 3 RTO 11131 2 Theatre 9 -1. 1 l '2 9 9 '- 0-09040-Qcvooo ?9-'9ll9 1Vl94.99D9'4i0Q54.5 5 I We have a foundation gar- I ment for every type of fig- ! ure, expertly fitted. 2 4 N iii Si 11 Q 5 A x 'II Q H P L Lg Lp ,L i Ulursct -gimp Q 624 WEST FOURTH ST. Q Dial 8031 For Appointment i +-f+-4-4-H-- fwww -L+-wp ,5,...........n.a.......+-Q.-Q...-... l 2 All Kinds of Insurance 3 . Q Pilot Insurance 2 Agency, Inc. 2 Corner Fourth and Spruce St. Q Phone 61 Q23 i 5 iroffeSt.:.wfighi E. T. Puller: I .!.4gf+qv-vcnozsacvadn-o0v4:v4:v-4:1-obo 'I' E i l 9 9 i i I 4 i 4:1- 2 Wlgte ghoes For ra uation l White-Brown and White l See these beautiful shoes l before buying l Medium and High Heels- : 53.95 to 156.95 i SIMMONS 2 SHOE STORE t 444 Trade Street 'I'-of :o:Q::r:r: QEISSE THE ANNUAL WORKERS We sit for hours with tousled hair, Our feet propped on a chair. We wonder why we can never think, Building castles in the air. We stamp our feet and groan again For original ideas, never used, And all this work for you, dear friends, Only to be abused. If we can force you to one big laugh, Or just a word of praise, We'll be willing to try again, By toiling many days. All the jokes are old and musty: Nothing we find is new. Most all of them are old-fashioned, Even some of you. A poem is too hard to write And wastes your time. If you don't believe it, you just try To put your thoughts in rime. Theres nothing else we can do: Originality is what we need. We know success makes a fool seem wise, So we're working to succeed. Marjorie Reavis MY WISHES I wish that I could never see Another book until next year Nor hear the mention of a fee But roam the world without a fear. l wish that I could sit along Without a thought of lessons Or be afraid my answers are wrong And fear to answer questions. I wish that I could take a rest Without a hundred things to do And out of life receive the best With all my dreams come true For next school year will bring more lore With problems harder yet I need a rest without a bore. Then l should not even fret. Marjorie Reavis sloa1o4Qo41oo:b4Qo4:oasno4:vs3.v-:v4nwe:uoocpig pIqso-v1o-41vo1fa1s-4:v4:oa:vo1o41oa:o41v4Iv0f0 :reboots-010410 01042410410-vi -obo-vtsorbaioaioobv-ubvoisabr -oxvoxo--oxvocssaboaqvocasozooxoabv 4:4-41041943-abvomsoqwasroaxvazs 414410411--oxsobsalbvatoabsabsobs ego-sxooxvaqoeqo axvaxoaxooqvoco Muntqomerg Ward Xi Eompanq Liberty St. Winston-Salem, N. C. WIN CIT Dry Cleaning Co. Remember Dry cleaning is not a side line with us. City's mos! modern cleaning 612 West Fourth St. Tel. 7IO6 EURSYTH RECREATION CENTER meet us there 410010015-Oibdibaisaio-11041010-426 Barber Photo Supply Co. Commercial Photographers KODAKS COPYING FINISHING ENLARGING FRAMING TINTING 106 W. Fifth, Opp. Post Office Winston-Salem, N. C. -vin 4:4- Mun -its 415 1 o c o e 4 a c s 1 41+ Qu-