China Grove High School - Parrot Yearbook (China Grove, NC)

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THE PARROT LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT-Continued Louie Owens leaves his “clowning acts” and friendly ways to “Bill” Cranford. Edgar Bostian leaves his musical talent to a certain junior girl—You guess! To Mary Brown, Sybil Mundy leaves her friendly smile. Claude Hodge leaves his typewriter to Lloyd Owens, provided he will give it all its daily treatments. Albert Sloop and Hubert Patterson will their agricultural abilities to Grady Wilhelm and Wayne Simpson. To Carl Wagner, Wade Clawson leaves his ability to tease girls, in the hope that Carl will be as successful as he has been. Wade Rogers and Cecil Dial leave their curly hair to “Bill” Overcash and Kenneth Suther. To Virginia and Mildred Carrouth, Bonnie Correll and Lucille Safrit leave their musical ability. Maxine Watson leaves her unanswered civic questions to some bright student with the hope that they will not go unanswered forever. Doris Sloop leaves her almost identical looks to her twin sister, Dorothy. Connie Benfield leaves her red hair to Frances Shaw, provided she keeps it combed. Virginia Lowder and Frances Goodnight leave their cleverness used in getting out of the last half of typing, to two certain junior girls. Be careful girls! Hazel Nicholson and Ruby Berry leave their sweet dispositions to Marie Miller and Bar Dee Hollifield. Gary Pless passes his ability to win girls to Reid Grimes. John Misenheimer leaves an article on “How to Grow Big Feet” to the freshmen class. G. W. Walters wills his errors in shorthand to any junior who is willing to correct them. To Mary Frances Corriher, Claretta Bostian leaves her pleasing personality. Robert Hodge leaves his ability to make the sociology class roar with laughter to some “clowning” sociology student next year. To Helen Grant, Lucile Bost wills her ability to blush. Raymond Boggs will his good looks to Max Misenheimer, with the hope that Max will capture the hearts of as many girls as he has. Harold Carter leaves his big grin to his kid brother, Junior. Mae Nell London and Ethel Baker will their worn out shorthand books to anyone who will have them. Frank Barger leaves his ability to play football to Joe Teeter. Barbara Yost and Pearl Wilhelm leave their ability to learn “quotations” to any junior who will need it next year. To Evelyn Freeze, Marie Wilhelm leaves her beloved seat in study hall. Hazel Broome leaves her sweetness to Dorothy Barnhardt. Alice Lewis wills her dramatic talent to Roy Charles Kimball. Violet Winecoff, our good post-graduate, wills her place in the store to anyone who will do as good a job of it as she has. Dorothy Cranford leaves her willingness “to do things,” to Dixon Blackwelder. Don Jones, although he is not willing, leaves his friendship to Glenn Brown. I, Sadie Grace Wallace, having nothing special to mention, do leave my love and best wishes to China Grove High School. • • Page Twenty 1940

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-of THE PABKOT JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Marie Owensby Thurman Poston Edith Sloop Grace Barger Miss Bertha Piland Mr. D. Ray Poole President Vice-President ---- Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisors Colors: Green and White Flower: Sweetpea Motto: “United We Stand, Divided We Fall” CLASS ROLL Ruth Barber Grace Barger Charles Basinger Arnold Barnhardt J. B. Beaver Mary Ruth Beaver John Belk Dixon Blackwelder Harold Boger Lou Bostian William Broome Glenn Brown Francis Cauble David Cress Pauline Cress Mary E. Davis Sarah Lou Dickerson Doris Duncan Evelyn Freeze Robert Goodman Lawrence Goodnight Sarah Lee Goodnight Earl Graham Virginia Grimes Cecil Herrin Bar Dee Hollifield Opal Horton Duwan Johnston Elizabeth Mault James Mault Bessie L. McCombs Christine McDonald J. C. McDonald Hazel McNeely John Miller Marie Miller Max Misenheimer Thelma Morrow James Nesbit J uanitaOvercash Lloyd Owens Viola Owens Marie Owensby Thurman Poston William Rary Robert Rector Adelaide Ridenhour Alice Ridenhour Charles Ridenhour Gladys Roberts C. P. Safrit Mable Shillinglaw Nora Shuffler Lewis Seymour Howard Shue Wayne Simpson Crawford Sloop, Jr. Dorothy Sloop Edith Sloop Ruth Smith Nola Solomon Earl Speck Virginia Stirewalt Annie Laurie Taylor Robert Ward Margaret Watkins Nellie Watson Earnest Weaver Grady Wilhelm Mavis Williams Vera Wilson • sr Page Twenty-two 19 4 0