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ADMIRATION

Iv‘r. K. L. Devane Science & Band

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Lir. J.D.Hoskins Principal

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Lrs.a.C.Hogue 1st grade

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CLASS HISTORY

Twelve years ago the Senior Class of "49" or some of it walked through

the doors of Cleveland School for the first time, and optimistically demanded

an education. Y/e were ready to strive to seek, to find and not to yield. Of

the seventy who entered the first grade in 1937, only three, James McDowell,

James Franklin London, and Monte Harris Hamilton have completed their entire

twelve years at Cleveland High School. The other seniors have joined this

Trio either in the Grades or in High School.

We started our High School career with an enrollment of twenty-seven

eager Freshmen, brimming with that naive self-assurance that only freshmen

possess. YVe were greatly assisted by Mr. Hoskins, our class advisor.

With Mr. W.M. Wooten as class advisor, the Sophomore year found us better

acquainted with high school rules and regulations and hard down to work. Some

of the group placed high on the football and basketball teams.

Our Junior year was a very successful one, with James Franklin London as

president and Miss. E.A.Enloe advisor, we gave the Seniors an elaborate Prom.

This, our last year in high school has proved to be our most important.

This is the year that we have looked forward to and dreamed about. Mr. R. L.

Garrett took over the wheel as Senior advisor, and Alphonso Young was selected

class president. Y/e had five boys on the basketball team, the whole class in

the dramatic club, and all the girls held positions in the glee club. The class

won the annual fall contest by turning over to the school $110. Selma Baker

was elected May '.iueen. Alphonso Herman Young with a total of 274 points and

Monte Harris Hamilton with 260 were the high sdorers on the basketball team.

We will always be greatful to our parents for providing us with the

opportunity to receive a high school education, and to our teachers for their

patience and consideration shown throughout the years we were with them. Our

faith in our homes and our school is the basis of the confidence with which

we face the future. Never shall we forget the tingling joyousness of this

conclusion of our happy schooldays at Cleveland. A time to keep. That is what

tonight is. To keep the memory of it forever and ever. And if better is the

end of a thing than the beginning thereof, what a glorious future awaits us

in the life that is so brightly commencing tonight.

Monte Harris Hamilton

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CLASS WILL

We, the Senior Class of Cleveland High School of Shelby, of the County of

Cleveland and State of North Carolina about to pass out of this sphere of edu¬

cation in full possession of a crammed mind, well trained memory and almost

superhuman understanding do make this our last will and testament.

We bequeath to the dear faculty, who have been our instructors in all the

wisdom of the ages, a sweet and unbroken succession of restful nights and

peaceful dreams. It has been a hard strain on them, but they have all done

their duty and verily, now shall they have their well earned reward. To Cleve¬

land High School as a whole we leave our good discipline and behavior. To

Tommy Elmore, McKinley Gaines leaves his good disposition and his ability to

jive the fair sex. To Frank Borders, Monte Hamilton leaves his position as

center on the basketball team, and to Eujames Bennet his ability to blow the

trumpet. To Rufus Webb, James Franklin London leaves his ability to beat the

bass drum with the hope that he will use it well. To Pearl Crosby, Arlyss

Logan leaves her scholastic ability, and to Edna Webber her cuteness and

ability to sing in the Glee Club. To Louise Watson, Selma Baker leaves her

student teacher ability and her hair styles. To Glenn Keaton, James Edward

McDowell leaves his position as best dressed boy in school and his cooperative¬

ness. To Matthew Norwood, James Moore leaves his ability to write and speak

French. To Donnie Bell Word, Eleanor Thompson leaves her neatness. To Sadie

Phillips, Imogene Wilson leaves her sense of humor. To Matthew Burris,Alphonso

Young leaves his athletio ability, and to Talmadge Cline his ability to operate

the memeograph and movie machines.

Beside these enforced gifts we, leave not of necessity, but of our own

free will, our blessing tender memories, for our pleasant associations together

and our forgiveness for anything that we may not have exactly appreciated in

the demonstrations of the past and a pledge of friendship from henceforth and

forever. All of the rest and residue of our property whatsoever and whereso¬

ever of what nature, kind, and quality soever it may be and not herein disposed

of we bequeath to our principal for his use and benefit absolutely, and to be

disposed of for the good of the coming classes.

In witness where of, we the Class of 1949, the Testators have to this our

will written on this sheet and set our hands and seal this fourteenth day of

June, one thousand nine hundred and forty nine.

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Arlyss Logan Best dressed girl Arlyss Logan

I Most dignified Boy Monte Hamilton Best dressed boy James McDowell

Most dignified Girl Eleanor Thompson. Most carefree girl Imogene Wilson §

|| Most versatile boy Alphonso Young Most responsible Selma Baker

% Most versatile girl Arlyss Logan Most sensitive James London 5

Arlyss Logan | Most athletic boy Alphonso Young The cutest

Z Most athletic girl Imogene Y/ilson Most handsome boy Alphonso Young ^

l Most sophisticated Arlyss Logan Most nonchalant McKinly Gaines

f Most charming girl Selma Baker Most business like James F. London ' \

^ Most humorous boy McKinley Gaines Most efficient James F. London ^

% Most humorous girl Selma Baker Most pleasant Selma Baker

| Most conservative girl Eleanor Thompson Most artistic Arlyss Logan

Most conservative boy Monte Hamilton Most energetic James McDowell

% Most dogmatic girl Imogene Y/ilson The neatest girl Imogene Wilson

, Most dogmatic boy Alphonso Young The neatest boy James McDowell

• Mo3t reticent Selma Baker The biggest bluffer McKinley Gaines s

\ Most cooperative Janes F. London Most dramatic girl Arlyss Logan

| Most boisterous boy McKinley Gaines Most dramatic boy James Moore

• Most boisterous girl Selma Baker The laziest boy Monte Hamilton ?x

g Most egotistic Arlyss Logan Most popular boy Monte Hamilton |

| Most bashful girl Imogene Wilson Most popular girl Selma Baker

Most, bashful boy James McDowell The laziest girl Imogene Wilson |

CLASS SONG

We’ve come a long way together Since we met at dear old Cleveland Hi I'/e’ve whethered all kind of weather But tonight we can rest for awhile.

Y/hy care if our way seems harder Y/e still have love to keep our hearts aglow Y/e’ve come a long way together and we still have a long way to go.

Alphonso Kerman Young

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SEVENTH GRADE—Mrs.1.:. K. Pass

Reading left to right— Front row--

Jiles London, James London,Flossie Boyd, Peggy Poston, Joe Louis Crosby, Elsie Logan,Jennie H.Earl, Perry Hiddlebrooks,Betty Jean Scott.Barbara Cline,Paul Keaton,

Second row— Mrs. M. K, Pass, John Price, Norwood Moses, Charles Hunt, Martha Jennings, Hazel Cannady, Clarence Saunders,Bobby G. Nivens, Robert Christopher, Haywood Keaton.

Third row— Charles Borders, Hilton Gaines, Dennis Jacks, Robert Earl Jeter, Raymond Lipscomb, J, B. Wray, Bobby Hogue, A. C. Hamrick.

Reading left to right— Front row— Doris Hunt,Jacqueline Hoskins,Bernice ’,7ebber,Carl Dockery, Herman Hoyle,Jean Barrow,Joe Browner.

Second row— Edward Ritchie,Barbara Herring,Mary A.Walker,Lillie Williams,Carolyn Abrams,E.Cherry,MissM, F. Ridley.

Third row— Inez Wilson,Franklin Thompson,Roseoe Merritt,James Smith, Billy Black,Bennie Herring, Mary Helen Smith.

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Heading left to right— Front row—Lois Barrow,Joan Choates,Judy Padgett,Barbara Saunders,.Ann Parker.Flossie Raper, Helen Jennings.

Second row—Willie N.Moss,Tommy Merritt,Odus 3aker, Ben J.Toms, Johnny Graham,Ray Harper, Miss E. E. Pass.

Third row—Phyllis Reid,Faye Cline,Loretta Logan,Mae-Helen Sadler,Ann Odarson,Richard Sadler, Bobby Black.

Reading left to right—‘ * Front row—Carolyn Murphy,Charles Dockery,Henry Black,James

Hoyle,Pattie Smith,Jimmie Perry,Margret Hunt,Thomas Moss, Charles Hopper, Helen Williamson.

Second row-—Frankline Culbreth, Barbara Key,Otha Bridges, John Spann, Ernest Wilson, Alton Hawk, Harvey Keaton, Margie Moore, Mr. J. W. Pharr.

Third row—Joe Leak, William Wilson, Mattie L.Be11,Robert McCulland, Troy Thompson,El Y/illie Little John,Essie Hayes, Jimmie Hardgrave, Pink Bell Jr.,Bettie Wilson.

THIRD GRADE—Mrs. I. W. Howell

Beading left to right— Front row—

Helen Loekh&rd,Leon Cunningham,Lavon Dawson,Carolyn Logan,Howard Logan,Betty Borders,Betty A.Merritt,Jerry Abram,Alma Cline,Johnny Browner.

Second row-r- Fitzhue Poston,Billy Bridges,J.C.Berry,Betty Surratt, Patricia Dixon,Erma Lawrence,Annie B.Haynes,Shirley Johnson, Mary Parker, Mr s. L./. Kowe 11.

Third row— Billy Logan,Marvin Parker,will Alison Jr.,Matthew Surratt Jr.,Bobby Merritt,Randolph Carter,Charles Merritt,Gene Thompson,Badgie Chapman,Willie Mack.

THIRD GRADE—Mrs. H.S.Cabiness

Reading left to right— Front row— Patsy London,Lottie M.Murphy,Ruby Price,Margaret Barns, Mary J,Browning,Shirley Littlejohn,Mary F.Rippy.

Second row— James Cherry,Dorman Hoyle,James McConnell,Albert Ross, Bobby Bell,Samuel Cherry,James Borders,William Jeter, Mrs.K. S. Cabiness.Third row—M.Strong,I..Tory,M.Littlejohn R.Goolsby,R.'Washington,B.Rankins,M.Elmore,Samuel- Racer.

Left to right— Front row—Mabel Leak,Jennie Borders,Helen Pearson,Julia M.

Post'sn,Bernia S,’.Veils,Barbara Youngblood,Kathleen Woods, Barbara Hopper,Betty London,Kathleen Simms,Ernest Moss.

Second row—Bobby Gannedy,Jeremiah Wilson,John Strong-,Robert Scales,Ernest Raper, John London, Joe Goolsby,Tommy Moss, William Miller, Miss E. A. Bridges,

Third row—Johnny L.Chapman, Bobby L.Logan,Milton Haynes, Jerry Garter, James Vinson, Ervin Toms,Robert Ashe,C.London.

SECOND GRADE—Mrs. C. 3. Mack

Left to right— Front row—Joseph Roberts,Cynthia Jeter,Robert Foster,Margret

Flack,Joe Harper,Rose L.Eaves,Robert Jennings,Mary Guest, Thelma McGonnell,Eura Strong, Donald Smith.

Second row—Russell Eskridge,Frank Murphey,Selma Webber,Clara. Culbraith,Lary 3erson,01a Young,Ada Wilson,Shirley Culbraith, Richard Garothers, Mary Ann Mack, Mrs. C, S. Mack.

Third row—James Phi Hips,Curtis LittleJohn,Richard Price,Betty Wilson,James Borders,Kellie Borders,Emmitt Durham,Allen Eaves, Eugine Clark.

Left to right— Front row— Rosa Husky,Judy Webber,Virginia Brown,Joan Bratton,Verne 11 Scott,Hattie Wilson,Edith Browner,C.Womack,.

Second row—Haywood Homsley Jr.Ldward Vinson,Shirley Rankin.,, Mildred Ross,Josephine Haynes,Angleen Webber, Lucrissa Mitchell, Ann Sidney, Mrs. D. G. Holley

Third row—Earnest Martin,-Paul Poston, William Jennings, J..Littlejohn,Bobby Abrams, Carl Haynes,K.Phillips,J.Gaines.

FIRST GRAD'S--Mrs,A, C, Hogue

Left to right— Front row— Bobby Moss,Vernice Elmore,Lester Jennings, Golden Webber,Jimmie Eaves,Mary Grier,Barbara Murphy, Paul Acco, Mason Thompson, Curtis Gline.

Second row—Paul Locket, Francis Black,Diana Kirkland, Betty Williams,Ada Carter,Lillie K.Hawk,Dorothy Black, Catherine Barnes,Mary Spann,Barbara Strong,Dorothy

. Washington,Elia Littlejohn, Cornelia Littlejohn. Third row—F.McClee,J.L.Black,J.C.Haynes,M.Goolsby,T,Herrings,

A.Roseboro,Walker Washington, Bernard Tory, Grendell Borders, Mrs. A. C. Hogue

FIRST GRADE—Mrs. D. C. Holley

Left to right— Front row—

Aileen Watson, Karie Gaston, Edith Littlejohn,Catherine Berry, Pearl Crosby, Agnes Reese.

Second row— Kary Lee Burris-Trainer, Louise Watson, Pearlie H.Cherfy, Frances Cannedy,Dorothy Saunders, Beulah Keaton, Annie Ruth Degree, Kiss E, E. Pass-Coach.

Reading left to right— Front row—Willie Joe Saunders,Jimmie Earill,Matthew

Norwood,Alphonso Young,Norris Cannedy,Monte Hamilton, James F. London.

Second row—Rufus Webb,James E.McDowell,McKinley Gaines,/V^ James Johnson,Tommy Elmore,Johnny Roberts Robert /\f\*

■ Choates,Matthew Burris. / Third row—Shan Jacks-Trainer,R.L.Garrett-Coach, ~ ^

Talmaage Cline Jr.-Manager.

THE TIGERS

Left to right-Helen Elder, James Moore,Elizabeth Roberts, ,7. S. Byers.

DRAMATIC CLUB

Left to right- front row— Helen Elder,Juanita Bratton, Annie Logan,Matthew

Burris,3etty Hoskins, Annie Degree, Talmadge Cline Jr., Della Cherry, Lottie Lipscomb,francis Cannedy,James Loore.

Second row— Dorothy Cansler, Bulah Keaton,Evelyn Johnson, Pansy Hawk, Lillicent Lipscomb, lola Bridges,Marie G-aston, Elizabeth Roberts,Pearl Crosby, R. L. Garrett-Director.

Third row—fa ye ./ebb, Selma Baker, Eleanor Thompson, Rufus ./ebb, Arlyss Logan, './.S.Byers,Spurgeon Roberts,A.V/.V/ilson.

fourth row— Cethel Hoyle, Monte Hamilton, Alphonso Young, James E. McDowell, Glenn Keaton,T.Elmore,Robert Choates.

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DRAMATICS

A scene from “The More The Merrier”

Left to right— Rufus 7/ebb, Annie R. Degree, Talmadge Cline Jr. Helen Elder, Millicent Lipscomb, Robert Choates.

A scene from “Fumed' Oak"

Left to. right— Pansy Hawk, Arlyss Logan, W. 5. Byers, Faye Webb.

Heading left to right— Front row—Mr.Z,3.Hargrave-Advisor,Cethel Hoyle-Associate Editor,

Faye Webb-Distaff,Agnes Heese-Editor-in-Chief,Mrs.V.R.Byers- Advisor,

Second row—Monte Hamilton-Feature Writer,Millicent Lipscomb- Art and Humor Editor,Annie Degree-Community Editor,Alphonso Young-Circulation Manager,Doris Middlebrooks-Advertising Mgr,

DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES

Reading left to right— Front row—Agnes Reese.Catherine Simms,Jacqueline Hoskins,

Dorothy Cansler. Second row—Helen Elder,Talmadge Merritt,Marie Gaston.

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SCIEHCij CLUB

Left to right- Front rov;— Shan Jacks, ’./.A. Wilson, Talmadge Cline Jr.Latthew

Burris, Rufus Webb, Spurgeon Roberts,Robert Choates,Joe Word. Second row— Juanita Bratton, Annie Logan,Emmaline Grier,Lottie

Lipscomb, Evelyn Johnson,Annie Degree, Pansy Hawk,Francis Cannedy, Troy Littlejohn, Helen Elder.

Third row— Donnie B. Word, Betty Hunt,Iola Bridges, Agnes Reese, Latthew Korwood, Dorothy Cansler,Lillicent Lipscomb, Della Cherry, Hr. L. L. Devane- Instructor.

Fourth row— Joyce Eaves, Leola Berry, Cethel Hoyle, Catherine Berry, Pearlie Cherry, I/.artha Williamson,Larie Gaston, Elizabeth Roberts, Jtmes Loore.

Fifth row— Dorothy Saunders,Betty Hoskins,Rebecca Earl, Bulah Keaton, Emma Ager, Lucinda Webber,Lary Burris, Lary Bryant, Tommy Elmore.

Sixth row— James E.LcDowell, V/.S. Byers, Eujames Bennett, Frank Borders, Talmadge Lerritt, T. S. Ross, Betty Abrams, Ernestine Johnson.

HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB

Reading left to right-— Front row—Annie L.Logan,Betty Hunt,Lottie Lipscomb,Beulah Keaton,

Martha J.Williamson,Pansy Hawk,Louise Watson,Pearl Crosby. Second row—-Mrs.M. K. Pass-Director,Pearlie K.Cherry,Edna Webber,

Elizabeth Roberts,Mary F.Carson,Della Cherry,Annie Degree, Eleanor Thompson.

Third row—-Mary L,Burris,Dorothy Gilliam,Millicent Lipscomb,Selma Baker,Lucinda Webber,Mary L.Bryant,Arrie Gilliam,Billy Thompson.

ELEMENTARY GLEE CLUB

Reading left to right— Front row—3ernice Webber,Mary A.Walker,Rose Webb,Bernice Hines, Lillie 'Williamson,Bobbie Kerens,Lucile Moore, Dorothy Price, Francanna Davis,Nellie Ruth Phelps.

Second row—Mrs.2.T.Cabiness-Direetor,L.Abrams,C.LittleJohn, H. Cannedy,E.Logan,C.Abrams,J.M.Earl,M.H.Smith,Flossie Boyd.

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DAV-SON CORK BACK=== BULLETIN BOARDS

SAFETY RECORD

__TH]S__WEEK MTWTFS LOST TIME ACCIDENT_M M M SERIOUS DOCTOR Ml CASES _ I ..I 1 1 1

ANNOUNCEMENTS OUR CONCENTRATED DRIVE

THE LAST TWO MONTHS FOR 100 PER CENT ATTENDANCE AND PRODUCTION IS SHOWING GOOD RESULTS

DIRECTORY FLOOR

CAFETERIA 3R0 WEST EMPLOYMENT

OFFICE H.L. KRUSE 1st EAST

DAV-SON cork back and changeable letter bulletin boards are constructed with light walnut finish frames. The cork posting surface consists of Va inch cork mounted on Va inch 3-ply veneer. The changeable letter insert is of grooved wood felt covered. These bulletins are made to endure as only the finest of materials are used in their construction.

Bulletin board with two set FOR USE In Bulletin board with two set

. , - . * SCHOOLS in glass doors. One side cork

,n 9lass doors- Bo,h sldes CHURCHES the °ther changeable letter

cork- FACTORIES insert' STYLE: TWO SET IN GLASS OFFICES

30”x 48".$30.00 CTAPFC 30”x 60”. 32.50 ° 1

36”x 48”. 31.25 CLUBS 36 x6° 36 25 PUBLIC

BUILDINGS ALL PRICES F. O. B. CHICAGO

(Letters are not included)

30”x 48”.$44.85 30” x 60” . 51.40 36”x 48". 49.40

36”x 60”. 59.35

SPEC'AL ASSORTMENT OF 600 % AND 1 INCH LETTERS $12.00

THESE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE FITTED WITH A LOCK AND KEY TO

INSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OR ANNOUNCEMENTS.

distributors: School Gift Service 4925 GLENDALE

KANSAS CITY 4, MISSOURI