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THE 1950 GRADATIM

Volume XVII

Published by
THE GRADUATING CLASSES OF

SACRED HEART
JUNIOR COLLEGE AND ACADEMY

BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA

CONTENTS

Foreword

Dedication

Administration
Faculty
Clasces

Activities

Features

Patrons
Advertisements

Student Addresses
Snapshots

Gradatim

STAFF

EditorHn'Chief Jane Lewis

Assistant Editor Faye Setzer

Senior Editor Helen Anderson

Business Manager Peggy Neil

Assistant Business Manager Bootsie Williams

Photography Editor Jeri Carbonetti

Assistant Photography Editor Toni Kyrus

Art Editor Joan Applewhite

Assistant Art Editor Nancy Jane Cloniger

Senior Committee Virginia Faris

Claire Jones
Frances O'Donoghue

Typists Mildred Royals

Dolores Breaux

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'Heaven is not reached at a single bound,
But we build the ladder by which we rise
From the lowly earth to the vaulted s\ies,
And we mount to its summit round by round."

Graduation is to ascend step by step as man does
in his struggle up the ladder of life to his final goal
— Heaven.

It is our plan in this Gradatim to show one
phase of this ascent — youth. In doing this we will
strive to set forth the aims and ideals of our college
and the way in which they perme?te every deo - I
merit of our school life.

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DEDICATION

It was you — our parents, friends, religious
and lay teachers who have prepared us for
life.

It is to you that we dedicate this 1950
GRADATIM.

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ALUMNAE HALL

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Pictured above is the architect's drawing of the front entrance of Alum-
nae Hall, a building made possible by the loyal support of friends and former
students.

Naturally a picture of Alumnae Hall under construction had to have a
place in the Gradatim.

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Very Reverend Sebastian Doris
O.S.B.

Chaplain, Director of Study Club

"He prayeth be?t who loveth best all things
both great and small."

Reverend Cuthbert Allen
O.S.B.

Religion, Sociology

"He only lives with the world's life who hath
renounced his own."

Reverend Walter Coggins
O.S.B.

Philosophy, Psychology

"Father, Teacher and Friend."

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Miss Gretchen Gloniger

English, Physical Education

"The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct
the hand to execute."

Mr. Douglas A. Smith

Music, Glee Club Director

God sent his Singers upon earth
With songs of sadness and of mirth,
That they might touch the hearts of men
And bring them hack to hea\en again."

Miss Margaret Dunn

Secretary

"Earth changes, but thy soul and God
stand sure."

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

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Lett to Right: Frances England, Vice President; Nancy Jane Cloni-
ger, Secretary; Fran Huss, Treasurer; Peggy Neil, President.

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Mary Evelyn Alexander
Belmont, N. C.

"Her step is music and her voice is
song."

Day Students' Association (1. 2):
Commercial Class ( 1 . 2 ) ;
President of Glee Club (2);
Glee Club (1, 2): Piano (1, 2):
Voice (1. 2): Echoes Staff (1, 2):
N.F.C.C.S. (2): Class Historian (2)

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Joan Applewhite
Carolina Beach, N C.

"A light heart lives long."

May Court (2): Sodality (1, 2):
Social Committee (1, 2):
Echoes Staff ( 1 ) : Gradatim Staff (2) ;
Study Club (1, 2); Glee Club (1)

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Dolores Mae Breaux
Rock Hill, S. C.

"She is a winsome wee thing"

Commercial Class (1, 2):
Basketball (1): Study Club (1,
Choir (1); Glee Club (1):
N.F.C.C.S. (1, 2); Sodality (1
Literary Committee (1);
Social Committee (2) ;
Echoes Staff (1); Gradatim
(Typist)

2);
2);

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Geraldine Angela
Carbonetti

Black Mountain, A[. C.

"Agreeable; and full of fun, well
h\ed by everyone."

Sodality (1, 2); Treasurer of Sodal-
ity (1); Social Committee (2); N.F.
CCS. (1, 2); Treasurer of N.F.C
C.S. (2); Gradatim Staff (2); Su-
perlative (2); Echoes Staff (2)

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June Frances Cauble
Stanley, N. C.

"She is gentle, she is shy but there is
mischief m her eye."

Day Students' Association (1, 2);
Glee Club (1, 2); Commercial Class
(1, 2); N.F.C.C.S. (2)

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Nancy Jane Cloninger.
Gastonia, A[. C.

"Laugh and the world laughs with
you."

Day Students' Association (1, 2);
Glee Club (1, 2); Commercial Class
(1, 2); Gradatim Staff (2); Class
Officer (2); N.F.C.C.S. (2); Class
Pcet (2)

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Nellie Frances Craig
Gastonia, N. C.

"'Whatever is worth doing at al] is
worth doing well."

W.C.U.N.C. (One Semester); Day
Students" Association (1. 2): Glee
Club (1); N.F.C.C.S. (2)

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Frances Ellen England
Gastonia, N. C.

"Ambition rules her brain but love
rules her heart."

Day Students' Association (1, 2);
Glee Club (1); Secretary of Class
(1); Vice-President of Class (2);
Echoes Staff ( 1 ) ; Editor-in-Chief of
Echoes (2)

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Frances Huss
Gastonia, N. C.

"Good sense which only is the gift of
Heaven."

University of Miami ( 1 ) ; Day Stu-
dents" Association (2); Class Treas-
urer (2); N.F.C.C.S. (2).

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Elizabeth Ann Keller
Hester, La.

"Good nature is a sign of a large and
generous soul."

Commercial Class (1. 2); Sodality
(1, 2); Our Lady's Committee (1,
2); N.F.CCS. (1, 2); Vice-Presi-
dent (1); Basketball (1); May Court
(2); Glee Club (1); Study Club
(1.-2)

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Maria Adelaida Leon
Havana, Cuba

"O spirits gay and \mdly heart"

Sodality (1, 2): Study Club (1. 2):
May Court (2): Glee Club (1): So-
dality Social Committee (2)

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Jane Howell Lewis

Whiteville, N. C.

"Then give to the world the best that

you have and the best will come bac\

to you."

President of Class ( 1 ) ; Treasurer of
N.F.C.C.S. (1); Sodality (1, 2);
Publicity Committee Chairman (2);
Glee Club (1); Study Club (1, 2);
Echoes Staff (2); Editor-in-Chief of
Gradatim (2); Campus Chairman of
N.F.C.C.S. (2); Superlative (2);
Class Lawyer (2)

Twenty-Six

Ligia Lopez
Havana, Cuba

"I have a heart with room for joy"

Sodality (1, 2): Glee Cluh (1);
Study Club (1, 2); Sodality Social
Committee (2)

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Lavinia McKight
Belmont, N. C.

"Always laughing, never sad

Some times naughty, never bad."

Day Students' Association (1, 2);
Sodality (1, 2); Our Ladies' Com-
mittee (1, 2); Commercial Class (1,
2); N.F.C.C.S. (1, 2); Glee Club
(1); Alumnae Daughters (1, 2)

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Betty Sue McLean
Belmont, N. C.

"There is no other h\e her"

Day Students" Association (1, 2): N.
F.C.C.S. (:): Alumnae Daughters
(1, 2); Commercial Class (1, 2);
Glee Club (1); May Court (1, 2);
Basketball (1); Superlative (2)

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Peggy Jean Neil
Gastonia, N. C.

"To see lier is to love her"

Class Vice-President (1); President
(i2); May Court (1); May Queen
(2); Business Manager Gradatim
(2); Superlative (2); Basketball (1);
Echoes Staff (2); N.FC.CS. (2);
Commercial Class (1, 2); Day Stu-
dents Asociation (1, 2)

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Mildred Louise Royals
Dunn, 7v[. C.

"A friend in wor\, play, and sorrow;
the same yesterday, today and
tomorrow.1'

Commercial Class (1, 2); Treasurer
of Class (1); Sodality (1, 2); Chair-
man of Literary Committee ( 1 ) ; Lit-
erary Committee (2); N.F.C.CS. (1,
2); Secretary of N.F.C.CS. (2);
Study Club (1, 2); Superlative (2);
Class Prophet (2); Gradatim (Typ-
ist)

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Faye Elizabeth Setzer
Gastonia, N. C.

"A list of charms so complete,

So small, so bright, so sweet,"

Glee Cluh (1); Echoes Staff (1); As-
sistant Editor Gradatim (2); Assist-
ant Editor Echoes (2); Day Students'
Assocation (1, 2); N.F.C.C.S. (2)

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Betty Thomas

Charlotte, N. C.

"We have but one life to live;
let's live it."

Sodality (1. 2); Echoes Staff (1, 2);
Study Club (1); Glee Club (1);
Euchanstic Comm:ttee (1, 2); Bas-
ketball (1); Day Students' Associa-
tion (2)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Left to Right: Mary Evelyn Thomas, Vice President; Helen Ander-
son, President; Donna Mills, Treasurer; Claire Morrison, Secretary.

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Helen Ruth Anderson
Mamaroneck, New York

. . . she's tops with all her classmates . . .
versatile . . . personality plus . . . m fact,
it was a luc\y day when this gag-bag hit
S.H.A.

Convent of the Sacred Heart, Greenwich,
Connecticut (1, 2); Class President (4);
Sodality Vice-Prefect (4); Euchanstic
Committee (3); Choir (3, 4); Glee Club
(3. 4); Art (3); Cheerleader (4); Echoes
Staff (4); Dramatics (3, 4); Annual Staff
(4): Study Club (3, 4): Class Prophet
(4),

Janet Theresa Breaux
Rock Hill, South Carolina

. . . cme of a pair . . . cute . . . clever . . -
good things come in small packages . . .
she's proof . . .

Beaufort High School, Beaufort, South
Carolina (1); Sodality (2, 3, 4); Sodality
Secretary (4); Euchanstic Committee
Chairman (3); Glee Club (3, 4): Choir
(3, 4); Study Club (3, 4); Basketball
(3); Queen of May Crowning (3); Class
Secretary (3): Cheerleader (4); Superla-
tive (4); Dramatics (4).

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Janice Frances Breaux
Rock Hill, South Carolina

. . . the other half . . . as gay as her twin
. . . just as cute . . . to \now the twins is
to love them . . . together they're dyna*

mite . . .

Beaufort High School, Beaufort, South
Carolina (1); Sodality (2, 3, 4,); Sodality
Treasurer (4); Eucharistic Committee (3);
Dramatics (4); Glee Club (3, 4); Choir
(3, 4); Basketball (3); Study Club (3, 4);
Superlative (4) ; Cheerleader (4) ; May
Crowning Attendant (3).

Macie Richardson Collins
Gastonia, North Carolina

. . . here's the class intellectual . . . brains
. . . beauty . . . best- all-around . . . Macie's
really going places . . .

Class Secretary (1); Class Treasurer (3);
Superlative (4); Echoes Staff (4); First
Honors (1. 2, 3); Beta Club (1); Violin
(3).

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Rebecca Marie Eckard
Gastonia, North Carolina

. . . so quiet . . . so shy looking . . . but
such a charming lass, and what grades . . .
who ever said brans and beauty don't
mix . . .

Brevard High School, Brevard, North
Carolina (1, 2); Gastonia High School
(J); Echoes Staff (4); Glee Club (4).

Virginia Beverly Faris
Springfield, Massachusetts

here's a gal with pep . . . Ginny's full
of it . . . pretty appearances deceive . . .
there's a brain under those bangs . . .

Barker High School, Springfield, Massa-
chusetts (1); Glee Club (3, 4); Echoes
Staff (4); Piano (2, 3); Voice (2, 3, 4);
Annual Staff (4).

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Jean Iris Frye
Gastonia, North Carolina

. . . plenty of vim, vigor, and vitality . . .
utterly carefree . . . always has a return
for any wise crac\ thrown her way . . .
beloved by all at S.H.A.

Choir (1, 2, 3, 4); Cheerleader (4); Glee
Club (3, 4); Glee Club Librarian (3, 4);
Music (3); Dramatics (1, 2, 3, 4); Bas-
ketball (1, 3); May Court (4); Class
Lawyer (4).

Edna Joan Goins
Atlanta, Georgia

. . . maybe she's bra'.ny . . . but Joan's no
social slouch . . . she s on the ba.l . . . an
all-around gal . . .

Immaculate Conception School, Atlanta,
Georgia (1); Class Secretary (2); Glee
Club (2, 3, 4); Secretary of Glee Club
(4).

Thirty-Eight

HlLDEGARDE HeDRICK

Belmont, North Carolina

. . . just about the friendl est girl you ever
met . . . good rwtured. with a personality
\ou just can't beat . . .

Sodal.ty (1, 2, 3, 4); Publicity Committee
(3, 4); Glee Club (3).

Claire Elissa Jones
Hickory, North Carolina

. . . this ]ones :s extra-ordinary . . . funny
as they come . . . and her poetry will send
you into peals of laughter ... a it-onder-
/»! gal . . .

Appalachian H:gh School, Boone, North
Carolina (1, 2): Hickory High School,
Hickory, North Carolina (3); Glee Club
(4): Choir (4); Euchanstic Committee
(4): Superlative (4): Study Club (4);
Dramatics (4); Music (4): Annual Statf
(4); Class Poet (4).

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Avra Kyrus
Norfolk, Virginia

... a striding attraction ... a flash in
everything . . . her artistic ability is on
every poster . . . Torn has magic in her
fingertips . . .

Art (1, 2, 3. 4); Choir (1, 2, 3, 4); Dra-
matics (1, 2); Glee Club (3, 4): Echoes
Staff (3, 4); Study Club (3, 4); Glee
Club Vice-President (4); May Court (4);
Superlative (4).

Magda Martinez
monteagudo

Santa Clara, Cuba

. . . a Cuban bail of personality . . . Mag-
da's personality ma\es everybody want to
go to Cuba . . . loads of fun . . . unpre-
dictable . . .

Sodality (1, 2, 3, 4): Glee Club (3, 4);
Study Club (3, 4); Superlative (4); Bas-
ketball (3); Sodality Social Committee
(3, 4).

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Donna Clara Mills
Mount Holly, North Carolina

... a whiz at Spanish . . . sweet . . .
friendly . . . agreeable as they come . . ■

Sodality (1, :. 3, 4): Literary Committee
(3. 4): Glee Club (3, 4); Class Treasurer
(4).

Claire Wylla Morrison
Savannah. Georgia

. . . tall. dar\ and terrific .
more1 . . .

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Yemassee High School, Yemassee, South
Carolina (1. 2); Class Secretary (4):
Study Club (3, 4); Sodality (3, 4):
Echoes Staff (4): May Court (4): Choir
(3).

Forty-One

Ody Rodriguez
Lowell, North Carolina

. . . energectic cheerleader . . . witty . . ,
cute as a bug's ear . . . gay as a \ar\ . , ,

Lowell High School (1, 2, 3); Cheerleader
(4); Glee Club (4).

Mary Evelyn Thomas
York, Alabama

... a musician in our midst . . . Mary
Evelyn's piano is her pet . . . she \nows
how to wrangle a rhumba out of any old
music box . . . but her talents include
much more than tic\l'.ng the ivor.es . . .
she's swell , . .

Sumter County High School, York, Ala.
bama (1, 2); Glee Club Accompanist (3,
4); Class Vice-President (4); Basketball
(3); Choir (4); Echoes Staff (4).

Forty-Two

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Irene Sgam3elluri Walters
Baerigada, Guam

. - . a l\noc\o\i*. rem the island . . . this
gal lias grace p ise, end personality . . .
a treat O meet . . .

George Washingt n High School, Agana,
Guam (1, 2, :); Sodal.ty (4); Glee Club
(4); Study Club (4); Music (4).

Mary Mozelle Williams
Ocala, Florida

. . . cute as a button . . . Boots.es no d.zzy
blonde . . . she's got other attributes ... a
real leader . . . and a grand person to
\now . . .

Sodality (1, 2, 3, 4); Sodality Prefect (4).
Eucharistic Committee Chairman (2); Pub'
licity Committee (3); Choir (1, 3, 4),
Echoes Staff (4): Study Club (3, 4).
Cheerleader (4); May Court (3); May
Crowning Attendant (3): Dramatics (1,
2, 3, 4); Glee Club (4); Superlative (4),
Music (1); Annual Staff (4); Class His-
torian (4).

Forty-Three

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Left: Abbey Avenue
Richt: Abbey Cathedral

Abbey," to every Sacred Heart
Girl, means Sunday Mass,
interesting classes, after-
noon dances, basketball
games and
dates.

Academy girls entering
Abbey Cathedral

Students and Parishioners

standing for the Asperges,

with Father Brenden as

Celebrant

Father Walter hitching a ride with College

Sophomcres, who are headed for sociology at

the Abbey.

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COLLEGE FRESHMAN OFFICERS

Left to Right: Joan Featherstone, Treasurer; Sylvia Louis, President,
Leanor Souza, Secretary.

Forty-Five

FRESHMAN CLASS

Fermina Blas
Carolyn Boles
Mary Lila Brown
Ruby Carroll

Rebecca Dardem
Patricia Durbin
Joan Featherstone
Eleanor FrOHlich

Margaret Jones
Maxine Holman
Sylvia Louis .
Haydee Martinez

Maria Ledon
Caroline Miller
Frances O'Donoghue
Olga Ots

Aleida Rodriguez
Leonor Souza
Patricia Stewart
Anna Cathryn Tate

Joan Vaucht

Betty Faye Ramsey
Gwen Ray
Sue Rudisill

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ACADEMY JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Left to Right: Mary Bryson, President; Pat Johnston, Vice-President;
Billie Sue Lambert, Secretary; Helen Bell, Treasurer.

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Jane Abernathy
Jane Alice Barnes
Helen Bell
Mary Bryson

Dorothy Byers
Beatrice Calvo
Julia Calvo
Faith Chavis

Helen Colby
Dorothy Crowder
Helen Ennis

Catherine Ann Pharr

Patricia Fretz
Joanne Gaston
Rose Marie Hagley
Elizabeth Hedrick

Nada Ruth Hedrick
Margaret Helms
Patricia Johnston
Billie Sue Lambert

Nan Kaneer
Marian Stowe
Sally White

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ACADEMY SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

Left to Right: Eva Giorgio, President; Dennis Scholl, Vice-President;
Maxine Mills, Secretary and Treasurer.

Forty-Nine

SOPHOMOKE CLASS

Betty Jane McAliley
Ann Evers
Eva Giorgio

Maxine Mills
Dennis Scholl
Emilia Torre

ACADEMY FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

Left to Right: Elisabeth Murphy, Vice-President; June Andrews,
Secretary; Joyce Taylor, President; Dolores Carbonetti, Treasurer.

FRESHMAN CLASS

Kay Winterson
m\rgaret thomason
Yvonne Torres

Martha Smoot
Patricia Powell
Elisabeth Murphy

Ann McDonnell
Joyce Taylor
Nan Leary

Mary Jo Lambert
Clara V. Kelley
Margaret Holland

Dolores Carbonetti
Margaret Bland
Patricu Barlowe

June Andrews

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Beyond the Recall of Sensiml Things??????

An afternoon session at Bentley's,

the favorite hangout for Sacred

Heart and Abbey students.

Sister Raymond's Candy Store

Day Students' Room — High Nc

Delicious Detour Between Classes

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'We rise b> the things that are wider jeet;
By what we have mastered of good and gain;
By the pride deposed and the passion shin,
And the vanquished ills that we hourly meet."

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In the following pages are portrayed
the highlights of

19481949

Joan and Johnny at the
Christmas formal

Dancing it out.

Having it out
with Nell as fortune teller

Sitting it out.

Ligia, Nada, and Rose Marie

enjoying the Snowball

Dance

Sacred Heart versus Pheiffer

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College Christmas Dance

Sodality May Crowning

Top: Scenery at Lake Lure
Bottom: College frolic at Lake Crawford

Top: Pilgrims at Abbey
Bottom: Lake Crawford "Piknikers"

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THE
SPRING
COTILLIONS

Middle below shows sponsors

Second from left— Betty Thomas

Second from right— Bootsie Williams

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GRADUATION ACTIVITIES

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Left from top to Bottom:

1. Rats parade down Main St.

2. After a game — a dance.

3. The visiting team takes over.

4. J. Borini and I. Frye are caught.

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Left : top to bottom :

1 Who won??????

2. Rats pose formally (?)

3. Annual Thanksgiving Ban-

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ITIES

Right from top to bottom:

1. The afternoon crowd at Bentley's

2. All aboard for class after raiding
the ice cream truck.

3. The Rag Mop Girl:

4. Fermina crowns her brother, Man-
uel, as King of the Sweater Swing.

Right top to bottom:

1. Look on Page 90

2. Scene from Sodality play
Our Lady of Fatima.

3. Home Ec.'s annual Christ
mas party.

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Helen and Tommy at the Soek Dance

J. Featherstone and D. Breaux
leading the Georgia Military Band

Mary Evelyn and Toni modeling
their socks

Profession in Convent chapel

Center: Mildred playing Santa Bottom: Ann and Eva decor-
Claus. ating for square dance.

Christmas banquet

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Father Richard conducted this year's Retreat,

which was attended by girls from Raleigh

and Charlotte.

The "Pause that
Refreshes"

Top: Just before Sunday
Mass at the Abbey.

Bottom: Bootsie and Frank-

Top: Pajama Party.

Bottom : Witch Emilia
Wizard Tommy.

Top: Good Night, Ladies!

ind Bottom: Betty and Charlie
at Hallowe'en Dance.

Sixty-One

GRADATIM STAFF

Sister M. Christine, Adt

Gradatim Staff at Work. L. to R.:
Peggy Neil, Jen Carbonetti, Jane
Lewis, Faye Setzer, Joan Applewhite,
Nancy Jane Cloniger.

Senior Committee L. to R.: Virginia Fans, Bootsie Wil-
liams, Helen Anderson, Toni Kyrus, who were selected to
assist in editing the yearbook. Since its initial appearance
in 1933, the Gradatim has considerably increased in size.

Sixty-Two

SACRED HEART ECHOES

BELMONT, N. C.
Subscription $2.00 Per Year

Published October, November, December, February, March, April
and May, by the Students of Sacred Heart Junior College and Academy.

Entered as second-class matter November 27, 1943, at the Post
Office at Belmont, North Carolina, under the Act of March 3, 1879.

EDITORIAL STAFF

Editor-in-Chief Frances England

Associate Faye Setter

News Editor Helen Anderson

Feature Editor — Betty Thomas

Associates Carolyn Boles. Mary Evelyn Alexander

Columnists Peggy Neil, Jeri Carhonetti, Dot

Crowder, Patty Durbin, Mary
Bryson, Billie Sue Lambert, Jane
Lewis, Macie Collins

Business Manager Bootsie Williams

Assistant Helen Ennis

Circulation Manager Virginia Farris

Reporters Anne McDonnell, Elisabeth Murphy

Typists M. E. Thomas, Toni Kyrus, Becky Eckard

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L. to R.: Carolyn Boles; Ann McDonnell; Virginia Faris; Billie Sue Lambert; Bootsie Williams;
Frances England; Helen Anderson

The ECHOES was headed by Frances England and included on its staff members of each class
who assisted in the news gathering and the various activities connected with its publication. With
Sister Christine as moderator, the staff put out an interesting paper every month.

Sixty-Three

GLEE CLUB

Bottom Row L. to R. Mr. Smith, Director, B. McAliley, E. Torre, J. Calvo, B. Calvo, A. Evers, D. Car-

bonetti, N. Leary, O. Rodriguez, M. Smoot, Y. Torres.

Middle Row L. to R. C. Kelly, J. Andrews, J. Taylor, E. Murphy, P. Barlow, H. Thomason, D. Byers,

K. Winterson.

Top Row L. to R. J. F. Breaux, J. T. Breaux, M. Helms, P. Fretz, H. Anderson, M. Bland, V. Faris, B.

Williams, A. McDonnell, M. Bryson, H. Ennis.

Bottom Row, L to R.: J Gaston, C. Pharr, D. Crowder, J. Featherstone, S. White, N. Hcdrick, R.

ley, M. Lambert, C. Boles, P. Powell, Mr. Smith.

Middle Row, L. to R.: R. Eckard, J. Coins, P. Johnston, T. Kyrus, C. Morrison, M. Holland, D. Scholl,

E. Giorgio, F. Chavis.

Top Row, L. to R. : M. Thomas, E. Hedriek, I. Frye, B. Lambert, M. Alexander, H. Colby, H. Bell, I.

Walters, M. Stowe, N. Kaneer, J. Abernathy.

Sixty-Four

ART, CHOIR, MUSIC

Sister Incarnata, besides directing the choir,
teaches piano. Pictured below with Betty Jane
McAliley, a pupil.

The Art Studio, under Sister Theophane. makes
with the masterpieces. 1. to r., F. O'Donoghue,
T. Kyrus.

L. to R. : Y. Torres, H. Ennis, H. Anderson, P. Powell, B. Keller, M. Bryson, P. Barlowe, T. Kyrus,
M. Thomas, B. Lambert, I. Frye, Sister Incarnata, C. Jones, E. Murphy. M. Thomason, C. Kelly, M.
Lambert, M. Smoot, B. Calvo, J. T. Breaux, J. F. Breaux, B. McAliley. Not in picture : B. Williams.

Sixty-Five

NATIONAL FEDERATION CATHOLIC COLLEGE STUDENTS

Jane Lewis
Campus Chairman

Mildred Royals
Secretary

Jeri Carbonetti
Treasurer

Something new has been added in the N.F.C.C.S.: This year, instead of limiting participation to
Catholic students only, all the college girls are members. One of the big things en their calendar is
the big convention here in April, jointly sponsored by the Abbey and Sacred Heart.

Sixy-Six

We hope, we aspire, we resolve, we pray*

Janet Brcaux
Secretary

Helen Anderson
Vice-Prefect

Janice Breaux
Treasurer

BootS'e Williams
Prefect

The Sodality Reception, December 12, 1949

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I count this thing to be grandly true;
That a noble deed is a step toward God-
Lijting the soul from the common clod
To a purer air and a broader view.

THE STUDY CLUB

The study club under the direction of the chaplain, Father Sebastian, meets
twice a month.

The purpose of it is to educate the Catholic girl to take her place in society.
Some subjects of discussion are marriage, apologetics, aspects of the religious life and
church doctrine.

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Sixty-Eight

CHEERLEADERS

This year as in years before, Sacred Heart
was asked to assist the Abbey in leading the
cheers at the CRUSADER and RAMBLER
football games.

Pictured at right: the Crusader Squad taken
in action; 1. to r. : kneeling, J. Featherstone;
I. Frye: B. Lambert: O. Rodriguez: standing,
F. Driscoll; B. Farley; D. Bacon H. McCarthy.

The RAMBLER SQUAD: out in front: Ed Butler: 1. to r.: J. F. Breaux: H. Ennis;
R. McDermott: B. Williams: J. Lope;: H. Anderson: J. T. Breaux.

Sixty-Sine

But our feet must rise, or we fall again*

Volley ball, soccer and Softball comprise Sacred Heart's sports program.

We borrowed Brendan Hall this year during basketball season but we will be
playing in our own ALUMNAE HALL next year.

Seventy

And we mount to its summit round by round-

Top: The Sophomore College English Class under Sister Aquinas.
Middle: The Freshman College Philosophy Class under Fr. Walter
Ebttm: The College Religion Class under Father Cuthhert.

Seventy-One

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When the morning calls us to life and light-

Top: The Home Economics Lab under Sister Raymond.
Middle: The Chemistry Lab under Sister Jean-Baptiste.
Bottom : Sacred Heart's Excellent Library under Sister Helen.

Seventy-Two

Seventy-Three

Wings for the angels,

SOPHOMORE SUPERLATIVES

Best A!! Around
Jane Lewis

Most Likeliy To Succeed
Mildred Royals

Most Attractive
Peggy Neil

Most Athletic
Betty Sue McLean

Most Popular
Jeri Carhonetti

Seventy-Four

feet for men

SENIOR SUPERLATIVES

Most Popular
Janet and Janice Breaux

Best All Around
Claire Jones

Mort Li\ely To Succeed
Macie Collins

Most Athletic
Macda Martinez

Most Attractive
Bootsie Williams

Seventy-Five

ATTENDANTS

Joan
Applewhite

Sophomore

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Margaret Helms
Junior

Rose Marie
Hagley

Junior

Maid-of-Honor
Iris Frye

THE 1950 MAY COURT

Elisabeth Keller
Sophomore

Avra Kyrus
Senior

MAY QUEEN, 1950: MISS PEGGY JEAN NEIL *-

Seventy-Six

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The May Queen is chosen each year
by the votes of the entire college with
the approval of the Faculty. The girl
selected as queen must have the attri-
butes of beauty, character, personality
and school spirit. The Maid-of-Honor
is chosen from the Senior Class and is
an outstanding member of the Academy.

Patricia Stuart
Freshman

Frances O'Donoghue
Freshman

Claire Morrison
Senior

Seventy-Eight

MAY DAY, MAY 6, 1949

Top: The Queen and her Court watching the Pageant.

Middle: The Recessional.

Bottom: The May Queen and her Attendants.

-A -*

L. to R.: Barbara Roebuck, Junior: Elizabeth Rafter, Senioi. Peggy Neil, Freshman: Lillian Apple-
white, Sophcmcre: Winnie Rankin, Sophomore, Gloria Gordon, Senior: Margaret McGerrigle, Queen:
loan Murphy, Sophomore: Jean Lewis, Sophomore: Betty Sue McLean, Freshman: Lorinda Willms,
Senior: Mary Williams, Junior.

May Day, 1949, continued

Top: Cadets from St. Leo's Military School.

Middle: Queen Margaret.

Bottom: View showing participants in May Day
with Belmont Band in foreground.

Eighty

G R A D A T I M

Heaven is not reached at a single bound,

But we build the ladder by which we rise
From the lowly earth to the vaulted skies,

And we mount to its summit round by round.

I count this thing to be grandly true:

That a noble deed is a step toward God —
Lifting the soul from the common clod

To a purer air and a broader view.

We rise by the things that are under feet;

By what we have mastered of good and gain;

By the pride deposed and the passion slain,
And the vanquished ills that we hourly meet.

We hope, we aspire, we resolve, we trust,

When the morning calls us to life and light,
But our hearts grow weary, and, ere the night,

Our lives are trailing the sordid dust.

We hope, we resolve, we aspire, we pray,

And we think that we mount the air on wings
Beyond the recall of sensual things,

While our feet still cling to the heavy clay.

Wings for the angels, but feet for men —

We may borrow the wings to find the way —
We may hope, and resolve, and aspire and pray,

But our feet must rise, or we fall again.

Only in dreams is a ladder thrown

From the weary earth to the sapphire walls;

But the dreams depart, and the vision falls,
And the sleeper wakes on his pillow of stone.

Heaven is not reached at a single bound,

But we build the ladder by which we rise
From the lowly earth to the vaulted skies,

And we mount to its summit round by round.

—Dr. J. G. Holland.

Eighty-One

BOOSTERS

Mrs. Anthony Kreienbaum

Miss Carol Lewis

Nan And Ann

Pat And Peggy

Jo, Sally, Therese, And Alice

Mr. And Mrs. P. A. McDonnell

June And Jimmy

K. G. Bumgardner

T. Brown

M. J. Mitchell

Red Allen

Miss Margaret Bland

H. L. Robinson, Jr.

The Nu-Mode

E. H. Stewart

Jack Webb

Jack Wood

W. F. Shutton

Bob Sutton

Mrs. W. J. Frances

Robert O. Hicks

Skippy And Frankie

The Yankee And The Rebel

Hotel Charlotte Pharmacy

Ralph's Service Station

Elois' Gift Shop

J. O. Jones, Inc.

PATRONS

S. R. McAliley

Mr. And Mrs. Ivan Anderson

John Eck

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent R. Wood

Mrs. R. M. Lewis

Auto Inn, Inc., Charlotte

Belmont Drug Co., Belmont

Hinson, Inc., Home Furnishings, Belmont

Charlie's Drug Store, Inc., Mt. Holly

Smith Book Co., Charlotte

Kale-Lawing, Charlotte

Smart Shop, Concord, N. C.

Maxwell Bros. And Morris

Wingate's - Jeweler

Oriental Restaurant, Charlotte

L. & L. Service Station, Belmont

Perry Mincey, Charlotte

Kuester's, Inc., Charlotte

Woody's Curb Market And Hardware,
Kannapolis, N. C.

Art Flower Shop, Charlotte

Belmont Bus Station, Belmont

W. M. Hall & Company, Belmont

Eighty-Two

Southeastern Construction
Company

218 West Second Street

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA

Eighty-Three

Compliments of

BELMONT BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION

Phone 428

Belmont, North Carolina

THOMAS AND HOWARD COMPANY

Wholesale Grocers
Charlotte, North Carolina

Compliments

of

WILSON

PRINTING

COMPANY

"BETTER THAN THE

AVERAGE"

Bank Building

Belmont,

North Carolina

FAUL AND CRYMES, Inc.

Sporting Goods
415 South Tryon Street Charlotte, N. C.

Eighty-Four

.

Compliments of

Bryant Electric Repair Co., Inc.

Telephone 5-3466

1

MESS

609 EAST FRANKLIN AVENUE
Gastonia. N. C.

Eighty-Five

Thomas C. Hayes

Thomas G. Griffith

SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT

Thomas Griffith & (

IHII|lilll\

Insurance Headquarters

Since 1875

226 S. Tryon St., Piedmont Bldg. (Street

Front)

CHARLOTTE, N. C.

All Lines of Insurance, Except Life Insurance

Representing 15 Highest Grade Stock Insurance Companies

Telephone 2-4195

Telephone 2-4196

INSURE WITH

INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS

Eighty-Six

MASSEY-CLARK COMPANY

Dealers in

HARDWARE, MILL SUPPLIES AND BUILDING MATERIALS

Phone 168 Mount Holly, N. C.

Phone 503

CROSSROADS ESSO CENTER

Cy and Charlie Nixon
24 HOURS SERVICE

Belmont, North Carolina

HAGLEY'S TAILOR SHOP

CLEANING— PRESSING— ALTERING
All Clothes Insured Against Fire And Theft

Day Phone 525 Xight Phone 550

BELMONT, N. C.

RIVER VALLEY CHEVROLET COMPANY

SALES

SERVICE

Mount Holly, North Carolina

Eighty-Seven

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SPENCER-RHYNE COMPANY

STATIONERS— PRINTERS— OFFICE SUPPLIES
Phone 3276 Gastonia, N. C.

CREASMAN STEEL ROLLER
MACHINE CO., INC.

Wilkinson Boulevard
Gastonia, N. C. Telephone 5-3312

Compliments of

HOLLAND'S DRUG COMPANY

Mt. Holly, N. C.

Compliments of

GARRISON'S

MEN'S AND LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR

Phone 2251

Belmont, N. C.

Eighty-Eight

DEPARTMENT STORE

CHARLOTTE, N. C.

"The Friendly Store In A Friendly City"

Compliments of

GOOD WILL DISTRIBUTORS, Inc.

GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA

"Serving Every Home in the Nation"

P. 0. Box 269, Gastonia, N. C. E. F. Gallagher, Jr.

Eighty-Nine

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My Sacred Heart Girl

She's the Lucky Strike ad in the flesh.
She's the Pause that will always refresh,
She's a Milgram's Creation, a perfect sensation.
My Sacred Heart Girl.

She's the Cover on Harper's Bazaar,
She's the Breath of Girlaine Shaalmar,
She's a Tiffany's necklace, a little bit reckless.
My Sacred Heart Girl.

She's the hit of the show.

And I want you to know,

That I go for her so,

Cause she's mine, yes, she's mine, and I'll never let her go.

She's the reason for Maiden's Debut,
She's the cupid on Park Avenue,
She's a bundle of love from heaven above,
My Sacred Heart Girl.

JANTZEN
SWEATERS

COHEN'S

Air-Conditioned
Belmont, N. C.

"JAUNTY JUNIOR"
COATS AND SUITS

Compliments of

WILLIAMS AND SHELTON CO.

Charlotte, N. C.

Ninety

Compliments of

BELMONT LUMBER COMPANY

"Everything for the Building"

MILLWORK, ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER

Belmont, N. C.

Wherever You Go —

Remember this Seal . . .
It's Your Assurance of the Best

PEANUT PRODUCTS

POTATO CHIPS

Candies

Compliments of

ACME SPINNING COMPANY

Belmont, North Carolina

Compliments of

LINFORD MILLS, INC,

Belmont, North Carolina

Ninety-One

■»

Compliments of

MATTHEWS-BELK CO.

Home o } Better Values''

Gastonia, North Carolina

Compliments of

BELMONT HOSIERY MILLS, Inc.

Belmont, N. C.

Ninety-Two

Compliments of

PnUdiMQ o/ the Betten. Kind

Gastonia, North Carolina

SUNRISE DAIRY

GRADE "A" PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS

509 W. Franklin Avenue

Gastonia, N. C.

Compliments of

J. B. IVEY & COMPANY

Charlotte, N. C.

GASTONIA MILL SUPPLY COMPANY

Dealers in
TEXTILES AND GENERAL MACHINE SUPPLIES

Gastonia, North Carolina

Ninety-Three

1*

409 E. Catawba St.

Compliments of

PAYNE'S

Your Jewelry and Gift Headquarters

Phone 609 East Belmont

STOWE MERCANTILE COMPANY

GRIFFON CLOTHNG DOBBS HATS

FLORSHEIM AND JARMAN SHOES
Phone 321 Belmont, N. C.

Compliments of

THE BANK OF BELMONT

Phone 320

Belmont, N. C.

RALPH A. PADGETT

Jeweler

Phone 2636

Bank Building

Belmont, N. C.

EMERSON RADIOS

"PARKER 51" PENS

Ninety-Four

Compliments of

STEWART MACHINE COMPANY, INC.

P. O. Box 1161

Gastonia, N. C.

CAROTHER'S FUNERAL HOME

AMBULANCE SERVICE

Gastonia, N. C.

Mt. Holly 3 Phone 599 Belmont 477

Phone 351

ROBINSON'S DRUG STORE

'THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE"

Belmont, N. C.

Phone 534

BELK-MATTHEWS COMPANY

Department Store

"The Home of Better Values"

Belmont, North Carolina

Ninety-Five

FOREMOST

DAIRY PRODUCTS

ICE CREAM AND MILK

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Foremost Dairies, Inc.

Charlotte, N. C.

Ninety-Six

H-K CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC.

SALES

Belmont

^CHEVROLET

tyliiUcbUie -SeiiUce Sclei,

SERVICE

North Carolina

HONIGMAN'S STUDIO

"Creators of Finer Photographs"
Phone Dial 5-4991

144 South Street

Gastonia, N. C.

Compliments of

CITY ICE CREAM COMPANY

404 North Morehead Street
Phone 5-5031

Gastonia

North Carolina

Best Wishes

to
Sacred Heart

FIRESTONE TEXTILES, INC.

Gastonia North Carolina

Ninety-Seven

Compliments

of

BENTLEY'S SODA SHOP

Hot Grilled Sandwiches and Soda Service
Arcade Building Belmont, N. C.

Sales
Phone 6396

For Economical Transportation

SMITH CHEVROLET CO., INC.

Service
Gastonia, N. C.

^CHEVROLET

SMITH

TEXTILE APRON COMPANY

24 Hour Service

YATES D. SMITH

General Overhauling,

Moving, and Erecting Textile Machinery

Day Phone 1723

Night Phones 13383-W,

996W

P. 0. Box 664

1055-1059W. Franklin Avenue

Gastonia,

N.

c.

Ninety-Eight

OLD FORT DIVISION

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Dyers and Finishers of Rayon Fabrics

Old Fort

North Carolina

HATCH FULL FASHIONED
HOSIERY COMPANY

Wilkinson Boulevard

Belmont
North Carolina

Ninety-Nine

Concord

LENTZ AND CRESS

Plumbing and Heating
Phone 7221

North Carolina

Compliments of

HAVERTY FURNITURE COMPANY

227 North Tryon
Charlotte

Phone 7144

North Carolina

24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE OF

FITE & BUMGARDNER FUNERAL HOME

Incorporated

515 North Central Avenue

Dial

417

Belmont, North

Carolina

Gastonia

RUSTIN

Compliments of

FURNITURE

COMPANY

North Carolina

One Hundred

—

Compliments of

J. F. BESS & COMPANY

Gastonia

North Carolina

LEIGH

FOOD

PRODUCTS,

INC.

625 West Airline Avenue

Phone

5-1067

Gastonia

North

Carolina

You'll Enjoy Shopping at

BELK BROTHERS

Charlotte

North Carolina

The merchandise you want at the price you

want to pay.

Air-conditioned

DUTCH'S BODY SHOP

specializing in
BODY AND FENDER WORK— PAINTING

B. "Dutch" Evers, Prop. Phone 4-2163

Charlotte North Carolina

One Hundred One

Every Day Over 80,000 People in Gaston County Read

THE GASTONIA GAZETTE

Gaston County's Great Home Neivspaper

Delivered to Your Door
Daily— 30c a Week

Belmont

Compliments of

DO-NUT DINETTE

North Carolina

JENKINS CLEANERS

"For Better Dry Cleaning"

1503 West Franklin Avenue
Pick Up Station 709 West Airline Avenue

Phone 7332

GASTONIA

North Carolina

WOOD REALTY CO., INC.

SALES— RENTALS— PROPERTY MANAGEMENTS

214 Realty Building

Phone 2387 Gastonia, N. C.

One Hundred Two

BEST WISHES

HOLSUM BAKERY

GASTONIA

C#v&

NORTH CAROLINA

Lum

Compliments of

GOODNIGHT BROTHERS

Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables

310

East

Main

Street

GASTONIA,

N.

C.

Compliments
of

POUND & MOORE

Charlotte

North Carolina

Compliments of

DON GILLIAM GROCERY

& DRY CLEANERS

Lowell

North Carolina

One Hundred Three

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KRIMMINGER CANDY CO.

Wholesale Cigars and Candies
3200 Central Avenue

Phone 4-3550

ROBINSON ELECTRIC COMPANY

Incorporated

129 West Fourth Street
Charlotte 2, N. C.

Phone 6451

RANDY'S

FOR

MEN

Gastonia, N. C.

192 W. Main St.

J.

V.

DWIGGINS— JEWELERS

Best In Watch Repairing

See Us — No Job Too Large Or Too Small

Guaranteed Services — Reasonable Prices

Free Estimates On All Jobs

106

Brantley Roac

Kannapolis,

N.

C.

One Hundred Four

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Compliments of

^M. ff/. J^mure f 1/ lanvifactarlna L^ompaviij

Gastonia, N. C.

PIEDMONT PROCESSING COMPANY

Dved and Bleached Cotton Yarns

Belmont, N. C.

One Hundred Five

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ABERFOYLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY

BELMONT. NORTH CAROLINA

Fine Cotton Yarns

DYED— BLEACHED— MERCERIZED

Compliments of

Knit Products Corporation

BELMONT, N. C.

Manufacturers of Vision Hosiery

One Hundred Six

A Short Course in Success

Back in 1923 the twenties were just beginning to roar...
folks were singing "Barney Goog/e ', "Ain't Go/V Rain No
Mo' ", and Tes, We Have No Bananas" . . . jazz music was
the new sensation and a dance called the Charleston was
sweeping the nation . . . the ladies were striving tor a boyish
figure and the Ziegfeld Girls were the toast of Broadway
. . . over in Germany a scrawny little Nazi named Adolph
Hitler was thrown in the clink for fomenting a beer-hall
rebellion. It was quite a year.

That same year in Burlington, North Carolina, workmen
were clearing a nearby cornfield to build a small textile
mill. Some local businessmen were risking their money in a
bedspread manufacturing venture. That was the beginning
of Burlington Mills, a company destined to play a leading
role in the rise of man-made yarn from obscurity to a place
of major importance in textiles.

During the past 25 years Burlington Mills has grown from
one small mill at Burlington into one of the world's largest
producers of rayon fabrics. It now has 74 plants in six states
and four foreign countries employing over 27,000 people.
Teamwork between management and skilled, loyal em-
ployees made Burlington Mills a textile leader. Teamwork
also produced the highest quality textile products at the
owest possible cost.

This successful formula was possible because American
free enterprise permitted constant improvements in mate-
rials and machinery, development of our human resources,
better methods of production, and an incentive for progress
and growth. The formula brought better quality fabrics to
the consumer. It brought better jobs, higher pay, increased
benefits, and excellent working conditions to employees.

And so, 25 years after, Burlington Mills wears a badge of
success. Its multitude of products are truly "Woven Into
the Life of America".

Sales Offices: New York, N. Y.

Executiue Offices-.
Greensboro, N. C.

Burlington Mill

"Woven into ^-J the Life of America "

MAKER OF WOMEN'S OUTERWEAR AND UNDERWEAR FABRICS • MEN'S WEAR FABRICS • DECORATIVE FABRICS • CAMEO STOCKINGS
COTTON PIECE GOODS AND YARNS • RIBBONS • INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORTATION FABRICS

Gaston County Units Are: Cramerton, Flint 1 & 2, Modena, Ranlo, Phenix

One Hundred Seven

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TAYLOR'S FOOD STORE

York Road and Brookwood Circle
Gastonia, N. C.

G. D. TAYLOR, JR. & COMPANY

Cotton

Gastonia, North Carolina

P. O. Box 41

Graduate to Greater Savings

At your friendly

COLONIAL STORE

143 South Marietta St.
Gastonia, N. C

Phone 5-2336

Best Wishes

A FRIEND

One Hundred Eight

ST. LEO'S MILITARY SCHOOL

A PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
UNDER THIRTEEN YEARS OF AGE

For Further Particulars Apply to
THE DIRECTRESS

ST. LEO'S SCHOOL

Belmont, North Caro'ina

MOSKINS CLOTHING STORES

"We cover the South"

A. D. Moore — Manager

Kannapolis, N. C

THE BAKE SHOP

Hot Donuts Special Cakes Wedding Cakes Birthday Cakes

Special Orders

Open Sunday: 8 A.M.-6 P.M. Week Days: 7 A.M.-7 P.M.

Phone 969-w Kannapolis, N. C.

One Hundred Nine

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Established 1922

KIRK COUSART & ASSOCIATES

Man ufachirers' Represen tatives
305 Builders Building phone 5 ^

Charlotte 1, N. C.

PETTY MACHINE COMPANY

General Textile Repairs

Phone 5-2161 fi]9 F r ... .

_,A„m XT „ ol2 E. Franklin Ave.

Gastonia, N. C

NATIONAL WEAVING COMPANY, INC.

Lowell, North Carolina

Subsidiary of Beaunit Mills, Inc.

New York

Gastonia

CARSON'S SPORTING GOODS

North Carolina

Otic Hundred Ten

BRIDGES FURNITURE COMPANY

Charlotte North Carolina

PRITCHARD PAINT & GLASS COMPANY

112 West Fifth Street

Charlotte

North Carolina

Pharr Worsted Mill, Inc.

McAdenville, N. C.

One Hundred Eleven

BASKERVILLE-HOWELL
COMPANY

Plumbing and Heating Contractors

CHARLOTTE, N. C.

Builders' Building

Phone 2-0215

CHARLES MOODY COMPANY

2101 Thrift Road Charlotte, N. C.

Love,

The College Sophomores
The Academy Seniors

One Hundred Twelve

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STUDENTS' DIRECTORY

Abernathy, Jane,
McAdenville, N. C.

Alexander, Mary Evelyn,
45 East Catawba St.
Belmont, N. C.

Anderson, Helen,
343 South Barry Ave.,
Mamaroneck, N. Y.

Andrews, June,
Fairmont Park,
Gastonia, N. C.

Applewhite, Joan,
Carolina Beach, N. C.

Barlowe, Patricia,
1220 Cakwood Ave.
Gastonia, N. C.

Barnes, Jane Alice,
J05 N. Pear St.
Gastonia, N. C.

Bell, Helen,

1006 S. Belvedere Ave.,

Gastonia, N. C.

Bland, Margaret,

Box 64,

W. Cramerton, N. C.

Bias, Fermina
Barrigada Village, Guam

Boles, Caroline,
1012 Pryor Street,
Charlotte, N. C.

Breaux, Dolores, Janet and

Janice,
Box 733
Rock Hill, S. C.

Brown, Mary Lilla,
104 W. Second St.,
Gastonia, N. C.

Bryson, Mary,

1617 Riverside Avenue,

Jacksonville, Fla.

Byers, Dorothy,
N. Belmont. N. C.

Calvo, Beatrice,

11-6 Papa St.,

Sinajana Village, Guam.

Calvo, Julia,

Barrigada Village, Guam.

Carbonetti, Jeri and Dolores,
Box 368

Montreat Road,
Black Mountain, N. C.

Carroll, Ruby,
Route 1,
Grover, N. C.

Cauble, June,
Stanley, N. C.

Chavis, Faith,
517 W. Franklin
Gastonia, N. C.

Cloniger, Nancy Jane,
S. Haynes Street,
Gastonia, N. C.

Colby, Helen,

220 Providence Rd.,

Charlotte, N. C.

Collins, Macie,
515 W. 6th Ave.,
Gastonia, N. C.

Craig, Nell
Route 3,
Gastonia, N. C.

Crowder, Dorothy,
514 N. Ransom,
Gastonia, N. C.

Durbin, Patricia Sue,
Rt. 5, Box 815
Charlotte, N. C.

Darden, Rebecca,
Route 5,
Dunn, N. C.

Eckard, Rebecca,
507 S. Chestnut St.,
Gastonia, N. C.

England, Frances,
Smyre Station,
Gastonia, N. C.

Ennis, Helen,
1801 E. Fifth St.,
Charlotte, N. C.

Evers, Ann,

2017 Wilworth Drive,

Charlotte, N. C.

Giorgio, Eva,

903 Dundalk Ave.,

Baltimore 24, Md.

Goins, Joan,

1731 Venetian Drive,

Atlanta, Ga.

Hagley, Rose Marie,
605 N. Central Ave.,
Belmont, N. C.

Hedrick, Hildegarde, Elizabeth

and Nada Ruth,
North Beunont, N. C.

Helms, Margaret,
407 S. Church St.,
Monroe, N. C.

Holland, Margaret,
413 S. Chester St.,
Gastonia, N. C.

Holman, Maxine,
Pinkney Station,
Gastonia, N. C.

Huss, Frances,
1418 McArver St.,
Gastonia, N. C.

Johnston, Patricia,
1409 Biltmore Drive,
Charlotte, N. C.

Claive Elissa Jones,
841 Ninth Ave.,
Hickory, N. C.

Jones, Margaret,
P. O. Box 395,
Mt. Holly, N. C.

Kaneer, Nan,
24 Circle Drive,
Belmont, N. C.

Keller, Elizabeth,
Hester, La.

Paris, Virginia,

129 Dunmoreland St.,

Springfield, Mass.

Featherstone, Joan,
405 E. Catawba,
Belmont, N. C.

Kelly, Clara V.,
412 Iredell Ave.,
Spencer, N. C.

Kvrus, Avra,
874 W. 38th St..
Norfolk, Va.

Lambert, Billie Sue and

Fretz, Patricia,
Blue Ridge Ins. Co.,
Shelby, N. C.

Mary Jo,
Rt. 1. Box 299
Charlotte, N. C.

Frohllch, Eleanor,
R.F.D. No. 1,
Elizabeth City, N. C.

Leary, Nan,
Country Club Road,
Gastonia, N. C.

Frve, Iris,

P. O. Box 284.

Gastonia, N. C.

Ledon, Maria,

Libertabores 19,

Sagua la Grande, Cuba.

Gaston. Joanne,
112 S. Central Ave.,
Belmont, N. C.

Leon, Maria,

Calle 19, No. 1215 e/n 18y20,

Vedado, Havana, Cuba.

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STUDENTS' DIRECTORY

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Lewis, Jane,
105 E. Lewis St.,
Whiteville, N. C.

Lopez, Ligra,
Jovellar 133,
Havana, Cuba

Louis, Sylvia,
400 Bay St.,
Nassau, Bahammas.

Martinez, Haydee,
Justicia No. 672

(altos) Luyano,
Havana. Cuba.

Martinez, Magda,

Cuba No. 41,

Santa Clara, L. V., Cuba.

Miller, Carolyn,
1401 Enderly Road,
Charlotte, N. C.

Mills, Donna and Maxlne,

Rt. 1,

Mt. Holly, N. C.

Morrison, Claire,
Buckfield Plantation,
Yemassee, S. C.

Murphy. Elisabeth,
Wheeler Hotel.
Dillon, S. C.

McAliley, Betty Jane,
Hotel Charlotte,
Charlotte, N. C.

McDonnell, Ann,
115 Bryan Street,
Belmont, N. C.

McKnight, Lavinia,
Gaston Ave.,
Belmont, N. C.

McLean, Betty Sue.
Route 1, Box 137.
Belmont, N. C.

Neil. Pe°gy.

306 N. Highland St.,

Gastonia, N. C.

O'Donoghue, Frances,
137 Devoe Ave.,
Yonkers 5, N. Y.

Ots, Olga,

Calle 19, No. 1105— Vedado,

Havana, Cuba.

Pharr, Catherine,
Green Leaves,
McAdenville, N. C.

Powell. Patricia,
«04 De Soto Ave.,
Kannapolis, N. C.

Ramsey, Betty Paye,
409 Modena St.,
Gastonia, N. C.

Ray, Gwenleen,
318 S. Vance St.,
Gastonia, N. C.

Rodriguez, Aleida Luisa,
Requena No. 17,
Ediiicio "Nela",
Havana, Cuba.

Rodriguez, Ody,
11 Stowe St.,
Lowell, N. C.

Royals, Mildred,
Star Route,
Dunn, N. C.

Rudisill, Sue,

Route 1,

Iron Station, N. C.

Scholl, Dennis,

c/o General Delivery,

Belmont, N. C.

Setzer, Paye,
Wilkinson Blvd.,
Gastonia, N. C.

Smoot, Martha,
Rt. 10, Box 572,
Concord Road.
Charlotte, N. C.

Souza, Leonor,

c/o Cia Agricola de Guate-
mala,
Tuquisate, Guatemala.

Stewart, Patsy,

306 N. Highland St.,

Gastonia, N. C.

Stowe, Marian,
304 Central Ave..
Belmont, N. C.

Tate, Anna,
Tate's Stables,
Pinehurst, N. C.

Taylor, Joyce,

1116 Belvedere Ave.,

Gastonia, N. C.

Thomas, Betty,
900 Pecan Ave..
Charlotte, N. C.

Thomas, Mary Evelyn,
Townsend Ave.,
Gastonia, N. C.

Thomason. Margaret,
1158 Pendleton St.,
Greenville, S. C.

Torre, Emilia,

Barrigada Village. Guam.

Torres, Yvonne,
Agana, Guam.

Vaught. Joanne,
Wilkesboro, N. C.

Walters, Irene,
Barrigada, Guam.

White, Sally,
707 S. Neil St.,
Gastonia, N. C.

Wi'Vams. "Bootsie,"
Ocala, Pla.

Winterson, Katherine,
Jackson Road,
Gastonia, N. C.

One Hundred Fifteen

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