Catawba High School - Cathisco Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1951 volume:

Published D SENIOR CLASS 1 ? 1 I CATH ISC0 ii VOLUME Y Published by SENIOR CLASS CATAWBA HIGH SCHOOL BETTY BOGGS-------------------------------------------EDITOR JIMMY MORROW---------------------------------------ASSISTANT EDITOR DOROTHY EADES-----------------------SECOND ASSISTANT EDITOR WAYNE MOORE---------------------------------BUSINESS MANAGER ROYD BOWMAN............................. ADVERTISING MANAGER BILLY SETZER......—ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER MARTHA MYERS-------------------------------------------CLASS EDITOR VIRGINIA HUFFMAN—------------------------------SALES MANAGER MACK BRIDGES-----------------------------------SPORTS EDITOR GLENN MARTIN------------------------------------PHOTOGRAPHER RAYNELL MATHEWS------------------------------------ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER PHYLLIS KALE---------------------------------------------ART EDITOR CHRISTINE ML'SGROVE----------------------------------SPONSOR FACULTY ign ocnooi i acullij G.T. TOLLIVER B.L. KISER Principal , Mathematics — Science Social Studies Vi T; CHRISTINE MUSGROVE English — Algebra ication It is with sincere gratitude and deepest appreciation, that we, the graduating class of 1951, dedicate this volume of the Cathisco to you, our high school teachers, who have so faithfully helped and inspired us in all our endeavors. fllementapij F acu EDNA C. MOORE EDNA DANNER NAOMI WATERS stnioRs PRESIDENT-------------------ROYD BOWMAN VICE PRESIDENT----------------------MACK BRIDGES SECRETARY------------------------RAYNELL MATHEWS TREASURER-------------------WAYNE MOORE Motto: Forward ever, backward never. Flower: Gladiolus Colors: Light Blue and White Mascot? Senior Class BETTY NEILL BOGGS Bugs She hath both good nature and goc sense — a rare combination. ROYD WILLIAM BOWMAN Jerse” The warmth of general courtesy, The calm of self reliance.” MACK AUBREY BRIDGES Mackidoo” Mischievous in the classroom, Athletic on the field Popular among the students Square in every deal.” MARY VIRGINIA HUFFMAN Ginger” Much could be said of her, If one could read her mind.” PHYLLIS KATRENA KALE Snooky” Not too serious, not too gay, But altogether a jolly good fellow WAYNE MOORE Prince Charming” A nobler fellow you’ll never find, Senior Class JIMMY MORROW Jem It is the tranquil people who will accomplish much.” RAYNELL MATTHEWS Nellie” She has the genius of loving and and being loved.” MARTHA ELIZABETH MYERS Monkey” To sum up all, be merry, I advise, and as we are merry, may we still be wise.” BILLY SETZER Big Bill” A large statue — broad of mind A better heart you will seldom find.” GRADE PARENTS R.L. BOGGS MRS. W.R. KALE MRS. E.C. MYERS C.M. MOORE Senior Super latives Meat Influential Original Responsible BETTY BOGGS JIMMY MORROW RAYNELL MATTHEWS WAYNE MOORE Senior s uper latives Companiona Laziest Athletic Sensible BILLY SETZER BETTY BOGGS MACK BRIDGES VIRGINIA HUFFMAN MACK BRIDGES RAYNELL MATTHEWS WAYNE MOORE VIRGINIA HUFFMAN BILLY SETZER BETTY BOGGS - ROYD BOWMAN Four years ago, in the summer of 1947, twenty-one carefree boys and girls entered the portals of Catawba High School. We were just green” Freshmen, and it took us a little time to settle down to serious work, but we finally managed, with the help of the teachers. In 194 there were just seventeen of our original group, but we were joined by two new class- mates, Royd Bowman and Hazel Eller, making a total of nineteen Sophomores. In 1949, we started out as a group of twelve Juniors, but we lost two classmates, and that left ten of us to brave the trials and tribulations of all Juniors. We were thrilled when we re- ceived our class rings on November 7, 1949, and could talk of nothing else for almost a week. We gave the Junior-Senior Banquet on April 21, 1950, carrying out the Dutch theme. In 1950, we started our last and most important year of High School with ten dignified Seniors. In 1950, we started our last and most important year of High School with ten dignified Seniors. Our coach and teacher, Mr. Thad Jones, left us, and Mr. B.L. Kiser took his place. We are living up to our motto, Forward ever, Backward never,” and realizing the fulfillment of the 1950 Seniors’ motto, He who findeth knowledge, findeth life”. Martha Myers, Historian MR.FRANK BOOTH - - - Over two dozen graduates of our school gratefully remember his gift at commencement - - - A Bible, with students’ name in gold, and class date. Nearly every student in our school has at some time or other been the recipient of some gift by our esteemed neighbor and friend, and we know we have no better friend than Mr. Booth. Many, many thanks for your kind rememberances all along the way. p ecij I had finished reading a book which ended so happily for everyone that 1 began to think about all of my classmates and their futures. I must have fallen asleep, but what I saw convinced me that I had been carried in my sleep to some future world. I seemed to be in a wonderful and spacious hall. There were beautiful gold statues and silver vases set around; the walls were lined with mirrors. In all my life I had never seen such splen- dor. At the farther end of the hall was a raised throne on which a lovely woman sat. She seemed to be in a daze and appeared to be greatly surprised at my presence. Then in a silvery voice that reminded me of running streams, she said, Why dost thou come here; thou art a mortal and no mortal is allowed here.” Impelled by some curious instinct, I told her that I wished to know the future of all my classmates. She led me to one of the mirrors and bade me look. She then disappeared. I gazed steadily at it, but nothing happened. Finally, when I had nearly despaired, I saw a light illuminating the already bright place. Then I saw someone in the distance; the scene came closer, and I recognized Betty Boggs, the first woman President of the United States, talking to none other than Wayne Moore. She had recently appointed him Secretary of Agriculture. The next scene was in California, where I recognized Martha Myers, who had become famous for her book on the new methods of teaching kindergarten. As this scene faded, another one appeared. I saw Billy Setzer with a cigar in his mouth. He had become one of the richest executives in the world. His secretary was none other than Virginia Huffman, one of the highest paid women in the world. This time the scene appeared in Chicago. I saw one of the world’s largest theaters, with crowds of expensively dressed people streaming in. The name of the star was in lights. Ray- nell Matthews !!! I could hardly believe it. This was the opening night of the most talked about ballet of the year. The next scene was on a baseball field, where I recognized Mack Bridges. He was playing baseball on the National League team. I learned that he was voted the most valuable player in this profession. His batting average was one thousand. As I was rejoicing over the good news, the scene changed once more. This time it was in a far distant country, Paris, France. There I saw Jimmy Morrow who had become a world famous clothes designer. This news was not too surprising, for he was noted for his tasteful choice of clothes in high school. As this scene faded away, another appeared. I saw the world’s largest milk plant. I then learned that Royd Bowman was the owner. His numerous dairy farms were completely stocked with nothing but Jersey cows. Experts had found that Jersey milk was the best. It costs less and is the best,” was his slogan which almost put the Pet and Carnation milk plants out of business. In the next scene I found that I was looking into an art museum. I saw some beautiful paint- ings, and immediately began to search for the name of the artist. I was dazzled when I saw the name, Phyllis Kale. Suddenly the scene began to grow dim. I came to myself and found the book in my hand, but the impression remained with me that I had been transported to another world for a glimpse of of the future. Phyllis Kale Class Will We, the Seniors of '51, have felt for some time that our demise was near; we have felt that school was beginning to disagree with us and that the members of the faculty have conspired to accomplish the death of the most brilliant class the walls of Catawba High and the teachers thereof have ever frowned upon. The bitter doses of lessons we have taken with daily regular ity have hastened, rather than prolonged, our class demise; and we know with sorrowful certainty that the hour of our departure is near at hand. Therefore, being so soon to pass from these scenes of educational activity, we do make and declare this to be our last will and testament of the class of ’51. ARTICLES: I. We collectively bequeath to the Juniors, our rightful and worthy successors, our tendency to make a little knowledge go a long way in the classroom; also our ability to throw faculty members off the trail when we were bluffing. II. To Mr. Tolliver we leave the unfailing good humor of the entire class. We are certain he will need this in dealing with the Seniors who succeed us. III. To Mrs. Musgrove and Mr. Kiser we leave our sincere thanks. Your guidance was needed and appreciated. IV. In order that our talents may not be forgotten, we will as follows: Item 1. I, Phyllis Kale, do hereby will and bequeath to Bobby Sigmon my outstanding ability to ring the bell on time as I have done. Item 2. I, Virginia Huffman, do hereby will and bequeath to Minnie Lou Campbell and Jo Ann Kale my excellent ability to take up the lunch money. r Item 3� I, Royd Bowman, do hereby will and bequeath to Larry Frazier my ability to do business with BIG SHOTS.” Item 4. I, Wayne Moore, do hereby will and bequeath to David Abemathey my skill in playing basket- ball. Item 5 I, Betty Boggs, do hereby will and bequeath to Sarah Capps my characterizing privilege of telling jokes in study hall. Item 6. We, Martha Myers and Wayne Moore, do hereby will and bequeath to Betty Jane Capps and Johnr.y Moore our cast obtained in playing basketball. Item 7. 1, Raynell Mathews, do hereby will and bequeath to Georgie Sigmon my desire to laugh in class. Item 8 I, Bill Setzer, do hereby will and bequeath to Jim Hunsucker my adorable figure in order that he won’t have to eat so much. Item 9 I, Jimmy Morrow, do hereby will and bequeath to Jim Sigmon my ability to speak only when spoken to. Item 10. I, Mack Bridges, do hereby will and bequeath to Jake Abernathey my privilege of talking in class. Testator, Virginia Huffman JIMMY HUNSUCKER GLENN MARTIN Junior Cl ass JAKE ABERNATHEY DORIS ROBINSON N JERRY NICHOLS Junior Class NEIL SETZER 1 : vi JIMMY SIGMON GEORGE SIGMON MARVIN WATERS CLASS OFFICERS President-----------------Marvin Waters Vice-President----Jim Hunsucker Secretary----------------Leonard Wesson Treasurer-—————Doris Robinson CUTEST Dot Robinson Glenn Martin SWEETEST SMILE Georgia Sigtnon Neil Setzer Bonnie Setzer MOST POPULAR Queda Korn Jerry Nichols junior Supei Icilives SLOWEST Jim Hunsucker Bonnie Setzer FRIENDLIEST Dot Robinson Bobby Sigmon MOST DEPENDABLE Dorothy Eades Glenn Martin NEATEST Dorothy Eades Bobby Sigmon LOUDEST Queda Kom Jim Sigmon MOST POLITE Dot Robinson Jake Abernathey MOST STUDIOUS Dorothy Eades Marvin Waters MOST ATHLETIC Queda Korn Troy Korn Georgia Sigmon omore ass CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT---------------------BILLY MOOSE VICE-PRESIDENT-------------—GLENN MOORE SECRETARY------------------EVELYN DANNER TREASURER-----------------DAVID ABERNATHY First Row: David Abernathy, Peggy Bandy, Joe Cagle, Betty Jane Capps, Nancy Capps, Fran- ces Christopher, Evelyn Danner. Second Row: Guy Ervin, Beulah Frazier, Bobby Frazier, Larry Frazier, Joe Jordan, J.Y. Lof- tin, Ellen Lowrance. Third Row: Helen Lowrance, Billy Moose, Peggie Robinson, Glenn Moore, Neil Stewart. reshman ass Minnie Lou Campbell Bobby Capps Jerry Eades Mabel Elmore Wilma Jean Gantt Jack Hager Peggy Issac CLASS OFFICERS Jo Ann Kale Tommy Keith PRESIDENT-------JOHNNY MOORE VICE-PRESIDENT----JO ANN KALE SECRETARY-----------AVIS KORN TREASURER----------TOMMY KEITH Avis Korn Wanda Leatherman Jimmy Matthews Marvin Miller Johnny Moore Johnny Moose Virginia Paterson Juanita Robinson Leonard Robinson Shirley Sigmon Fannie Mae Smith Delane Stewart Jimmy Stewart Thelma Stewart Louise Waters Barbara Young CRflDtS Sijbtlt Cjladi EDNA C. MOORE, TEACHER First Row: R.D. Benfield, Fred Benfield, Bobby Boggs, Rixie Capps, Billy Joe Christopher, Sue Cooke, Gail Coulter, Shelby Jean Crawford, Charles Drum, Marlene Epps. Second Row; Banks Faust, Nancy Frazier, Shirley Frazier, Carrol Gantt, Kay Gantt, David Huffman, Shirley Holland, Kenneth Isenhour, Betty Sue Kale, Tommy Killian. Third Row: Phillip Morrow, Buddy Robinson, Jadina Setzer, Bobby Shook, Craig Sigmon, Bar- bara Sue Sigmon, Raymond Travis, Keith Young, Max Wesson. eOentlt Cjlade EDNA DANNER, TEACHER First Row: Jeannette Carpenter, Jo Ann Crawford, Helen Eades, Linnie Gantt, Glenn Hedrick, Thomas Hewitt, Odell Huffman, Cecil Isenhour, Carrol Jordan, Flynn Loftin. Second Row: Reggie Miller, Jimmy Moore, Barbara Setzer, Ruby Stewart, Lewis Travis, David Young, Doris Young. gktk Cjlade EDNA DANNER, TEACHER - NAOMI WATERS, TEACHER First Row: Ella Lee Bolick, Jewel Campbell, Quentin Campbell, Saturnina Capps, Beulah Christopher, Charles Connor, Faye Elmore, Shirley Elmore, Joe Morris Ervin, John Carl Ervin. Second Row: Martha Ann Fortson, Walter Hefner, Ben Houston, Georgia Isenhour, Bernie Jor- dan, Sylvia Leatherman, Garry Loftin, Bobby Matthews, Shelby Miller, Nancy Moose. Third Row: Phil Murray, Virginia Musgrove, Peggy Owens, Clyde Robinson, Larry Setter, Billy Shook, Ruby Shook, Doris Sigmon, Mary Glenn Sigmon, Carolyn Sipe. Fourth Row: Harold Travis, Melvin Watts. NAOMI WATERS, TEACHER First Row; Doris Benfield, Sarah Booth, Richard Brown, Joan Christopher, Majel Christopher, Kenneth Edwards, Henry Frazier, Joel Havner, Gene Holland, Shirley Huffman. Second Row: Marlene Isenhour, Marshall Isenhour, Ruth Jones, Kenneth Kale, Bruce Leonard, Shirley Miller, Betty Morrison, Allie Sue Moser, Betty Ann Pennell, James Setter. Third Row: Jerry Setzer, Judy Setter, Mary Ruth Sipe, Ruth Stewart, Virginia Stewart, George Taylor, Eugene Wesson, Willard Taylor. RUTH TOLLIVER, TEACHER First Row: Jack Capps, Juanita Christopher, Josephine Eades, Jessie Faye Elmore, Martha Ann Ervin, Colene Hedrick, Norma Jean Hefner, Lois Houston, Joann Lawson. Second Row: Elaine Little, Walter Martin, Patsy Moose, Billy Robinson, Jerry Shook, Carlos Ray Sigmon, Kenneth Smith, Carolyn Stewart, Bennett Tolliver. Third Row: Kenneth Travis, Betty Jean Watts, Donald Fortson, Florence Taylor. SUSIE DANNER, TEACHER First Row: Polly Ann Abernathy, Barbara Jeanne Brown, Allen Bumgarner, Barbara Ann Camp- bell, Catherine Christopher, James Eades, Paul Edwards, Eugene Ervin, Brenda Frye. Second Row: Juanita Gregory, Dudley Havner, Victor Hefner, Rachel Hewitt, Jeny Huffman, - illie Mae Huffman, Brenda Isenhour, Roger Kale, Joyce Killian. Third Row: Jimmie Moser, Bobby Pennell, Junior Setzer, Johnsie Faye Sigmon, Betty Jean , Steven Spencer, Roy Stewart, Paul Stewart, James Travis. fourth Row; Linda Isenhour, Phyllis Rae Sigmon, Fred Taylor. Second Glade FRANCES BOGGS, TEACHER First Row: Juanita Aiken, Linda Arndt, Eugene Bolick, Johnny Christopher, Bonnie Capps, Martha Sue Christopher, Betty Danner, Nancy Eades, Johnny Elmore. Second Row: Billy Fortson, Evelyn Houston, Brenda Jordan, Ray Johnson, Paul Leatherman, Donald Little, Gary Ledford, Steve Murray, Carlos Miller. Third Row: Jerry Miller, Nancy Miller, Alice Moose, Kay Moose, Donald Setzer, Ellis Shook, Georgia Stewart, Carolyn Sigmon, Jule Mae Taylor. Fourth Row: William Mikoitis, Johnny Witherspoon, Marilyn Young, Nancy Sigmon. %d Cj iac)e LENA SCHUESSLER, TEACHER First Row; Edna Isenhour, Gary Lee Isenhour, Jerry Wayne Joyner, Jo Neal Kale, Jeannie Killian, Carolyn Little, Herman Mikoitis, Evelyn Mae Miller, Rhoda Morrison. Second Row; Brenda Elaine Setzer, June Setzer, Brenda Sue Setzer, Terry Sherrill, Joan Shook, Gerald Dean Sigmon, Harold Dent Sigmon, Tommy Ray Stewart, Glenda Kay Stewart. Third Row: Ray Sipe, Nelson Taylor, Tommy Travis, Brenda Jo Sigmon, Peggy Stewart, Larry Spencer. SPORTS Girls’ Basketball Team Front Row: Martha Myers (Guard), Betty Boggs (Guard), Phyllis Kale (Guard), Queda Korn (Forward), Raynell Matthews (Forward), Georgie Sigmon (Forward). Back Row: B.L. Kiser, Coach, Betty Jane Capps (Guard), Bonnie Setzer (Forward), Helen Lowrance (Forward), Dorothy Fades (Guard), Avis Korn (Guard), Ellen Lowrance (Forward). Boijs’ Basketball Team From Row: Bill Moose (Forward), Mack Bridges (Forward), Glenn Moore (Center), Joe Jordan (Guard), Troy Korn (Forward). Back Row: B.L. Kiser, Coach, Joe Cagle (Guard), Jake Abernathey (Forward), David Aber- nathey (Guard), Jack Hager (Forward), Jerry Eades (Center). Junior Basketball GIRLS COACH - A.G. LACKEY First Row: Shelby Crawford, Thelma Stewart, Gail Coulter, Avis Korn, Peggy Isaac. Second Row: Jo Ann Kale, Wilma Gantt, Shirley Frazier, Jo Ann Crawford. Third Row: Barbara Sigmon, Nancy Frazier, Kay Gantt, Marline Epps, Mabel Elmore. BOYS COACH - A.G. LACKEY Loft!!,5' ROW: BUddy RobinSOn’ Marvin Mi,ler- Jack Ha er- Phillip Morrow, Johnny Moose, Glenn Keith ROW: KeUh YOUng’ B°bby Bo s J°hnny Moore, Jerry Eades, Craig Sigmon, Tommy ACTIVITIES Beta CM. Front Row: Betty Boggs, Georgie Sigmon, Dorothy Eades, Martha Myers, Virginia Huffman, Phyllis Kale. Second Row: Evelyn Danner, Joe Cagle, Raynell Matthews, Doris Robinson, Beulah Frazier. Third Row: Jake Abernathy, Jimmy Morrow, Glenn Martin, David Abernathy, Leonard Wesson, Bobby Sigmon. Sipes Catawba Feed Service CUSTOM GRINDING MIXING GULF SERVICE CHESTERFIELD FEEDS AND WESTERN BREAD FLOUR FERTILIZER SEEDS CATAWBA NORTH CAROLINA Highway Lumber Co. CONTRACTORS fit BUILDERS SASH DOORS - CABINET WORK DEALERS IN FINISHED LUMBER A SPECIALTY C. I. SETZER , PROPRIETOR PHONE 2298 DAY CLAREMONT, N. C 2914 NIGHT COMMUNITY HARDWARE APPLIANCE HARDWARE-ELECTRICAL SUPPL I E PHONE 4241 CATAWBA N. C, PURE FOOD GRO. R. l_. BOGGS t OWNER Elmore Construction Co. GENERAL. CONTRACTORS J. H. ELMORE , OWNER PHONE 2021 pa o. BOX 132 CATAWBA, N. C COULTER’S FOOD MARKET PHO E 205► CATAWBA N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF WILSON'S SERVICE STATION PHONE 4314 CATAWBA N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF CATAWBA SHOE SHOP OWNER AND OPERATOR J. O. GREGORY BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1951 FROM LEROY P. SPOON CATAWBA TELEPHONE CO. DEPENDABLE FURNITURE KIMBRELL-S INC. STATESVILLE N. C. THE QUALITY STORE READY-TO-WEAR-DRY GOODS NOTIONS FOR THE FAMILY MRS. CLYDE GOODMAN, PROP. CATAWBA N. C. CAROLINA MOTOR COMPANY FORO DEALERS SINCE 1912 STATESVILLE, N. C. LAZENBY - MONTGOMERY HARDWARE COMPANY OVER HALF CENTURY SERVICE1 HARDWARE KITCHENWARE STATESVILLE , COMPLIMENTS EMPIRE MANUFACTURING CORPORATION STATESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA SCARBOROUGH CHEVROLET COMPANY SCARBOROUGH , PRESIDENT STATESVILLE CATAWBA MARBLE GRANITE WORKS DEALERS IN HIGH GRADE MONUMENTS ANO MEMORIALS HICKORV-NEWTON HIGHWAY NO. 10 TELEPHONE 758-J P. O. BOX 736 HICKORY , N. C. HICKORY AUTO PARTS, INC. 1415—17 IITH AVENUE PHONE 2181 HICKORY COMPLIMENT9 OF THE GLAMOUR SHOP � � SMART APPAREL FOR WOMEN � HICKORY , N. C. 28 YEARS OF SERVICE TO CATAWBA HIGH SCHOOL BUM BARGER’S II A GOOD BOOK STORE IN A GOOD TOWN� � HICKORY , N. C. COMPLI MENTS OF DR. H. E. BOOTH CATAWBA, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF THE SANDWICH SHOP PHONE 2512 CATAWBA , N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF THE BISANAR COMPANY STEELE RULANE JEWELERS SERVICE HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA DULANF M. G. CROUCH LUMBER CO. DIAL 4643 BUILDING MATERIAL HICKORY N. C. HICKORY , N. C. Hickory Packing Company, Inc. HAMS - SAUSAGE - BACON - LARD UNE XC ELLED FOR DAILY FRESHNESS DIAL 2-9211 HICKORY NORTH CAROLINA ABERNATHY BOGGS FLORIST PHONE DAY 946 HARDWARE PHONE: NIGHT 187—J NEWTON -NOR TH CAROLINA COMPANY • COMPLIMENTS OF • •good hardware CATAWBA NEWTON DRUMS FUNERAL HOME NORTH CAROLINA CONOVER, N. C. RHYNE HARDWARE COMPANY FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES HAFER SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT R. C. A. RADIOS SUPER FANS PHONE. 48 NEWTON, N. C. MOTOR COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF SALES SERVICE CLAREMONT FLORIST PHONE 50 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS LOCATED ON HIGHWAY 70-64 CLAREMONT, N. C. NEWTON N. C. SHERRILL - WHITE SHOE COMPANY, INCORPORATED TELEPHONE 7 W. BROAD ST. NORTH CAROL. I N MARETT - PHARR CLOTHING, INC. OUALITY MEN S WEAR � 118 WEST BROAD STREET 5TATE8VILLE NORTH CAROLS HERFF - JONES CO., INCORPORATED MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND STATIONERS 1407-1419 NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE E, l_. HEDRICK TAYLORSVILLE , N. C. INDIANAPOLIS £ataurfHL THE MILK YOU ENJOY DRINKING FRESH FROM we. LOCAL FARMS HICKORY , N. C. - COMPLIMENTS OF MOOSE’S STORE FARM IMPLEMENTS FERTILI ZER FEEDS AND SEEDS L.S. WILLIAMS WHOLESALE CO. HAR MONY N. C. HICKORY SPORTING GOODS CO. SPORTS HEADQUARTERS FOR WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA ATHLETICS - FISHING - HUNTING - MARTIN MOTORS TELEPHONE 2-645« 1212 I ITH AVENUE HICKORY , N. C. BUNCH FURNITURE CO. WEST BROAD ST. PHONE 6712 STATESVILLE S OLDEST FURNITURE STORE. STATESVILLE N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF SCROGGS INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES GIFT WARE STATESVILLE , N. C. Old Dominion Box Company COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE A FRIEND HOME OF BETTER VALUES STATESVILLE N. C. JACKSONVILLE Fi-A. STAR MILLING COMPANY CAROLINA FLOUR AND MORNING STAR FEEDS STATESVILLE « N. C. N. B. MILLS GIN COMPANY COTTON GINNERS AND BUYERS SMITH DOUGLAS FERTILIZER STATESVILLE , N. C. BOGGS MOTOR COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE 305 W. FRONT STREET PLYMOUTH STATESVILLE, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS AND HOWARD CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS STATESVILLE , N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF THE COMMUNITY SHOPPING CENTER GROCER I ES —ME ATS —FEEDS PHONE 2871 CATAWBa n. c. WATTS AND TRAVIS MOTOR CO. SALES NASH SERVICE 225 EAST FRONT STREET STATESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA Statesville Roofing Heating Company ROOFING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING SKY-LIGHT VENTILATORS SHEET METAL WORKS OF ALL KINDS PHONE 3391 STATESVILLE. N. C. Catawba Hosiery Mills, Inc. INFANTS' AND MISSES' FINE HOSIERY C. B. GILBERT PRESIDENT AND TREASURER W. R. KEITH SECRETARY GENERAL MGR. CATAWBA, N. C. “CATAWBA JERSEYS” Jerseys produce Jerseys pay Jerseys are beautiful Owner: V.O. Sipe, Conover, N.C. Here are some records made by Catawba Jerseys during the past year. Ages range from yearling to 15 years old, at beginning of lactation. 268,771 lbs. good Jersey milk. 14,631 lbs. butter fat from 25 cows. NAME Fon Fanny Ella •Icarda Faithful I.ady ••Faithful Fon Icarda •Royal Faithful Princess •Faithful Fon Princess Royal Doll May Icarda Wonderful Dreamer Catawba Design Dreamer Royal Oxford Theresa Fon Queen Ada Jubilant Sadie Princess Noble Georgians Sybil Noble Jubilant Beauty Raleigh Design Peggy Angel Merry Christmas Rose Design Peewee Dark Sparkling Coinage Superb Victor Rose Xenia Sovereign Princess Royal Fon Princess Rose Royal Eminent Louise Sybil Draconis Design Mabel Sybil Eminent Royal Pet Star Rose O’Day Catawba Noble Bess B DAYS LBS. LBS. AGE IN MILK MILK FAT 12 292 7,228 425 6 365 9,187 529 3 305 11,411 741 4 358 10,242 581 2 365 10,845 554 4 354 12,588 663 5 320 12,720 680 3 309 9,623 524 5 363 13,084 608 4 316 10,868 626 9 363 9,550 513 5 339 11,268 534 7 365 12,000 662 3 332 13,356 722 7 312 11,548 657 5 285 10,091 538 3 312 9,963 576 9 295 10,163 517 6 316 13,897 700 4 354 12,000 670 5 342 10,047 556 4 345 10,485 554 15 365 9,242 452 8 317 10,179 606 1 306 7,186 443 The last named is the record of the first daughter of our Excellent Sire, “Brampton High Basil A”. We are highly pleased with his daughters. • represents 4 generations milking in our herd. •• represents a new state record for Junior 3 year old. Silver Medal, Gold Medal and Medal of Merit equivalent. All the above figures are unofficial. All records made on two times milking daily, regular stanchion barn conditions. One of our foundation cows, Fon Fanny Ella, is the great-granddaughter of Oakwood D’s F’ox, the first Medal of Merit Jersey sire in N.C. He is also a Silver and Gold Medal sire. His blood is in three lines of her pedigree. She carries the blood of two other Catawba County gold medal sires, Dutch Dairy Prince and Netinnas Merridale Prince; only three generations separating her from Golden Ferns Noble, one of the really outstanding sires of the Jersey breed. Elliot’s Knitting Mills CATAWBA, N. C DONATIONS MR. W. M. MUSGROVE MRS. ELLA MILLER HENRY GILLELAND L. L. THORNEBURG COMPLIMENTS MAIDEN FLOUR MILLS 1AIOEN. N. C0 BUFFALO SHOALS SERVICE STA. GROCER IES—MEATS—FEEDS OWNER W. R. KALE CATAWBA. N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA CLEANERS DANIEL. RHYNE MOORE. OWNER 1 ANN I NG • S. C. THERE IS A CLEVENGER COLLEGE NEAR YOU WHERE YOU CAN PREPARE FOR A BETTER FUTURE IN BUSINESS. SECURITY THROUGH EDUCATION SECRETARIAL. ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CALL OR WRITE THE SCHOOL NEAREST YOU Clevenger College Of Business HICKORY. N. C. WILKE SBORO. N. C, NEWTON. N. C. LANCASTER, S. C. SUMTER. S. C. PICTURE OF HIGH BASIL A BRAMPTON AS A THREE YEAR OLD WHEN HE WAS CLASSIFIED EXCELLENT. THE LAST SONS OF BRAMPTON BASILEUS. THE OTHER PICTURE ND OF CATAWBA COWS THAT HE IS BEING MATEO WITH. TAKEN Catawba Jerseys NU TRED TIRE COMPANY SPECIALIZE IN CAPPING ALL SIZES OF CAR, TRACTOR TRUCK TIRES ALSO USED TIRES AND TUBES FOR SALE TUBES FOR CARS, TRACTORS TRUCKS AND ACCESSORIES WE HAVE ALL SIZES OF NEW TIRES AND ALSO BATTERIES PHONE 609 WE WISH TO THANK EVERY ONE WHO HAD A PART IN MAKING THIS EDITION OF THE CATHISCO POSSIBLE THE ANNUAL STAFF Ill Ml