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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

■ 4 pwar c Library ' Edith M. Chirk Mst ry jiitum Donated by Cindy Webb THE 1943 PARROT ghina tjhovsi Kiqk School China Grove, North Carolina ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY 3907799590 To you former teachers and students of China Grove High School who are now in the armed forces, and to you who will soon enter the service of your country—in appreciation of your cour¬ age and loyalty, and with our sincere wish for your continued safety—we proudly dedicate this 1943 edition of The Parrot. —The Editor. MBSi mmm . f L - ' ftZvgj V� ,T ' s mm mmm Mp MHM ffiapp H a® ' ,: «PM| « K� : i ' Msb ' r-r HiiP � - .. • ft? V.V ;{ ’•?« yumtewii : 4 ?-. yi V.- . • • -;X ,’: ' B ' - ' • M ADMINISTRATIOIM W. L. Cooper, Chairman jhsL ms (pahJwL MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD We, the Senior Class of 1943, wish to express our sincere appreciation to the members of the School Board for their untiring efforts to make our school career a successful one. L. C. Cauble S. W. Freeze F. D. Patterson K. A. Shinn FACULTY Miss Margaret Blair B.S., W. C. U. N. C. Home Economics Mrs. Ralph S. Corriher A.B., Catawba College Graduate Work, U. N. C. French, Librarian Mr. Sinclair Deal A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College Social Sciences Physical Education Miss Ethel Eudy A.B., W. C. U. N. C. English, Reading Mr. Cloyd A. Hager Principal Mrs. D. W. Gerhardt A.B., W. C. U. N. C. Graduate Work, U. N. C. Mathematics Mr. Claude E. Guthrie B.M., North Texas Music Mr. Paul Huffman A.B., Appalachian S. T. C. Mathematics, Science, Physical Education Mrs. Paul Huffman B.S., Appalachian S. T. C. English, Science JksL im (paAtwL Miss Hazel Taylor A.B. Secretarial Education Bowling Green College of Commerce Commercial Mrs. E. R. Trexler A.B., W. C. U. N. C. Math, Geography Mr. Colon P. Wright A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College History, Physical Education Mrs. Dimple Payne Tucker A.B., Berea College Graduate Work, Columbia University; N. Y. University; U. N. C. English aPMffcmBPBw MMte g «8 aBBpBBaMp| iNbpIMbHI mia IC w ■BMMBlfet wmMm WWiSm m, mmmim ■MHI � «fa ►• .. . • • 1 ' : ?• ' -ViVr.v, HM : i| $£Wm fMmmSm f|j$pTO , - : -; ••; msm HI lUlS « SsS Si-M IHIlii CLASSES SENIOR CLASS Jack Melchor— President Polly Gillespie— Vice-President Bernice McCombs— Secretary Lola Park— Treasurer JhsL 19tf3 (paJihoL Class Colors— Red, White, and Blue Class Motto— Thumbs up! Class Flower— Red Rose MASCOTS Mary FIelen Coffey Cloyd FIager, Jr. Dora Elizabeth Abernathy Dramatics Club 1; Physical Education Club 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; Cheer Leader 3; Basket¬ ball 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; First Aid Club 3; Victory Corps 4. Oscar Abernathy Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Physical Education Club 1, 3; Science Club 2; Mono¬ gram Club 2, 3, 4; Parrot Staff 4; Most Ath¬ letic 4; Class Prophet 5; Victory Corps 4. Nellie Allman Science Club 1; Librarian 2; First Aid Club 3; Victory Corps 4. Joan Bame Home Economics Club 3; Victory Corps 4. Clifford Albright Handy Helpers Club 2; First Aid 1; Victory Corps 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4. Pauline Basinger Science Club 1; Librarian 2; First Aid Club 3; Victory Corps 4. Berniece Beaver Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; A Cappella Choir 4; Science Club 1; Physical Education Club 1; Chief Marshal 3; Victory Corps 4. Delmer Cauble Science Club 1, 2; Victory Corps 4. Bobby Davis Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Physical Education Club 3, 4. IN ) - . Mary Louise Bernhardt -r V ■! ' . “Science Club 1; Librarian 2; First Aid 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Victory Corps 4. Bette Sue Bost Science Club 1, Secretary 1; Dramatics Club 2; First Aid Club 3; Reporter 3; Student Man¬ ager of Store 4; Victory Corps 4. Kathryn Callicutt Dramatics Club 2, 3; First Aid 3; Victory Corps 4. Frances Casper Science Club 1; Librarian 2; First Aid Club 3 Victory Club 4. Frank Eller Science Club 1; Hobby Club 2; Handy Helpers Club 2, 3; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. m Gray Freeze Photography Club 1; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Trident Staff 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Vic¬ tory Corps 4. Lucille Casper Photography Club 1; First Aid 3. Margaret Farmer Dramatics Club 2, 3; First Aid 3; Victory Club 4; A Cappella Choir 4. Christine Follette Book Club 1; First Aid 3; Best Victory Corps Worker 4. Dorothy Gentle First Aid 3; Victory Corps 4. Bill Glover Science Club 1; Handy Helpers Club 2; Assistant Marshal 3; Best Victory Corps Worker 4. Reid Grimes Science Club 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Most Popular 3, 4; Most Personality 2, 4; Senior Class King 4; Victory Corps 4. Polly Gillespie Class Secretary 1; Science Club 1; Librarian 2; First Aid 3; Parrot Staff 4; Trident Staff 4; Monogram Club 4; Cheer Leader 4; Vice- President Class 4. Mary Rose Gillis Photography Club 2; First Aid Club 3; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Victory Corps 4. James Harrison F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Victory Corps 4. Edith Hon barger Science Club 1; Librarian 2; First Aid Club 3; Victory Corps 4; Cheer Leader 4; Monogram Club 4. Lucille Jones Photography Club 1; Dramatics Club 2, 3; First Aid Club 3; A Cappella Choir 4. Roy Charles Kimball Science Club 1, 2; Basketball Manager 2 Football 3, 4, Manager 3; Basketball 3, 4 Monogram Club 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 4 Band 1, 4; Victory Corps 4. Judith Jordan Science Club 1; Softball 2; Class Queen 2, 3; Dramatics Club 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; First Aid Club 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Vice-Presi¬ dent 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Victory Corps 4. Kathryn Jordan Home Economics Club 2; First Aid Club 3; Victory Corps 4. Robert Kirk Photography Club 1; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Monogram Club 3. Ada Ruth Koon Photography Club 1; First Aid Club 3. Sarah London Home Economics Club Secretary 2; First Aid Club 3; Victory Corps 4. Jack Melchor Science Club 1; Handy Helpers Club 2; Chief Marshal 3; Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Monogram Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 3; Class President 4; Business Man¬ ager Parrot 4; Trident Staff 4; Victory Corps 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4. Rachel Mabry Softball 2; Basketball 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; First Aid Club 3; A Cappella Choir 4. Bernice McCombs First Aid Club 1, 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3, Treas urer Dramatics Club 2, Secretary 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Trident Staff 4; Basketball 3, 4; Secretary Class 4; Best-looking Girl 4; Queen of Class 4. Frank Miller F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Monogram Club 3. Louis Bohunt Mishak Wilkesboro High School 1, 2; Class Secretary 2. Lucille Miller Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; First Aid Club 3; Marshal 3; A Cap¬ pella Choir 4; Cutest Girl 4. Lola Park Scholarship Medal 1; Home Economics Club 1, 2; Most Studious 2, 3; First Aid Club 3; Victory Corps 4; Class Treasurer 4; Historian 4. Ruth Pierce Book Club 1; Science Club 2; Boyden High School 3, Citizenship Chairman 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Victory Corps 4. OVEDA POAG Book Club 1; Science Club 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Scholarship Medal 3; First Aid Club 3; Tri¬ dent Staff 4; Parrot Staff 4; Victory Corps 4; Best Student 4; Best All-Round Girl 4. 4 FiARRY Lee Morrison F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Martha Mae Propst Dramatics Club 2, 3; First Aid Club 3; Vic¬ tory Corps 4; A Cappella Choir 4. WlLLARD OVERCASH Science Club 1, 2; Football 4; Band 1, 2, 4; Monogram Club 4; Physical Education Club 2; A Cappella Choir 4; Victory Corps 4. Rachel Propst First Aid 1, 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Victory Corps 4. Louise Rary Home Room Chairman 2; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Victory Corps 4; First Aid 3; Best Dressed Girl 3, 4. Leonard Patterson F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Victory Corps 4. Louise Sanders Science Club 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; First Aid Club 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Victory Corps 4. Bardee Seymour Science Club 1; Librarian 2, 3; First Aid Club 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Cheer Leader 3, 4; Victory Corps 4. J. L. Peeler Class Secretary and Treasurer 2; Junior Ro- tarian 3; Beta Club 4; Victory Corps 4. James Rector Photography Club 1, 2; Victory Corps 4. Marie Seymour Science Club 1; Librarian 2, 3; First Aid Club 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Cheer Leader 3, 4; Victory Corps 4. Evon Shimpock First Aid Club 1, 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Trident Staff 3, 4; Victory , Corps 4. — $• Vi Leona Shuping Science Club 1; Secretary-Treasurer Home Room 1; Dramatics Club 2; First Aid Club 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Physical Education Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4. Martha Sue Simpson Home Economics Club 1; Photography Club Secretary 2; First Aid Club 3. Hoyt Safrit Science Club 1; Trident Staff 2, 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 4; Band 4. Grady Sloop Vice-President Class 1; President of Class 2; Vice-President Class 3; Junior Rotarian 3; Treasurer F. F. A. 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Vice- President 4; Victory Corps 4. Norma Sink Greensboro High School 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; Victory Corps 4; Most Personality 4. Odessia Thompson Vice-President Class 2; First Aid Club 3; Victory Corps 4. Adeline Turrentine Science Club 1; Home Economics Club 2; First Aid Club 3; Victory Corps 4. Catherine Wallace Dramatics Club 1; First Aid Club 3; Victory Corps 4. Otho Sloop F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Victory Corps 4. Devon Waddell Science Club 1; Handy Helpers 2; F. F. A. 3; Victory Corps 4. Gladys Walter First Aid Club 3. Willia Weaver Granite Quarry High School 1; Home Eco¬ nomics Club 1, 2; First Aid Club 3; Victory Corps 4. Robert Whitaker Photography Club 1; President Hobby Club 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Victory Corps 4. Willie Sue Wilhelm Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hobby Club 2; Softball 2, 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; First Aid Club 3; Most Original Girl 3; Most Friendly Girl 3; A Cappella Choir 4. Laura Jo Wilkie Glee Club 1, 2; Trident Staff 1, 2, 4; Editor 4; First Aid Club 1, 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Vice-President 3; Scholarship Medal 2; Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; Parrot Staff 3, 4, Editor 4; Basketball 3, 4; Victory Corps 4. Robert Wilhelm A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 4; Photography Club 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Declamation Winner 3; Victory Corps 4. Edith Williams First Aid Club 1, 3; Dramatics Club 2; Victory Corps 4; A Cappella Choir 4. CLASS PROPHECY How to begin? That is the question. How to begin? When the members of the Senior Class of ’43 elected me to prophecy their future, I was truly bewildered. How could a common, down to earth guy like me look into the future and see what’s going on? I have no supernatural powers. I cannot talk with the gods. How, then, was I to foretell the future? Ah! Wanda, the fortune teller, of course! She and her crystal ball! So off I went to see Wanda. I asked her if she’d read the future of my classmates to me, but, alas, she would not. That, my young friend, is impossible for me. That is your job. So saying, she left me alone with the crystal ball. A vision was being formed. Why, it was Judith Ann and Willie Sue following up a lifetime ambition. They were dancing in the chorus of an Earl Carroll Revue at the Brown Derby in Hollywood. The crystal clouded, then cleared, producing the images of Bobby Davis, Gray Freeze, and Leonard Patterson, all clear cut figures in their choral robes, singing in Westminster Choir. The next image to appear was that of Rachel Mabry; she was singing over CBS with Willard Overcash’s orchestra. They soon faded away, and other images appeared. Bernice Mc¬ Combs and Reid Grimes, now Mr. and Mrs., must be satisfied with a basketball team, due to the six girls of which he was the proud papa. Grady Sloop. My, how successful he was. He was professor of science at Columbia University. As Grady disappeared, Lucille Jones and Willia Weaver appeared. In order to retain their friendship, they are respectable old maids. Oveda Poag and Evon Shimpock were editor-in-chief and society editor respectively of a newspaper owned by Laura Jo Wilkie. J. L. Peeler! He, too, had become a great success. He was am¬ bassador to Chile. By the smile on the next face to appear, I immediately knew that Leona Shuping was happily married. The crystal again formed an image. Robert Kirk and Frank Miller were joint owners of Kirk and Miller Trucking Lines. Changing again, the crystal revealed a large campus, in the middle of which stood Jack Melchor, professor of Mathematics at Duke Uni¬ versity. Then, a well known magazine appeared. The pages began to turn. They stopped at an advice-to-the-lovelorn column written by Dora Abernathy for Cosmopolitan”. Norma Sink, as dashing as ever, was posing as a professional model. Her boss is none other than Robert Whitaker. Lola Park had the job of head dietitian of Johns Hopkin Hospital. The Salisbury Bus Terminal next came into view, and there, calling out bus schedules were Bardee and Marie Seymour. A large ball room revealed that Kathryn Callicutt was dance in¬ structress at the Arthur Murray Studios in New York City. Bill Glover was happily engaged in cleaning up a dog kennel of which he was proprietor. Another fulfillment of a lifetime ambition was that to be Betty Sue Bost’s future. She was busily engaged in the manicure department of a big Chicago beauty salon. The next image revealed Randolph Field, at which Frank Eller was an Army Flying Instructor. Berniece Beaver was starring in the great Broadway stage hit, Girls, Guys, and Giggles”. Clouding and clearing again, the crystal foretold that Bohunt Mishak was house detective at the Hotel Yadkin, Salisbury, N. C. Martha Sue Simpson was contented on a chicken farm west of China Grove, while Sarah London, her next door neighbor, was happily married. A large Shakespearean stage in the middle of which stood Bobby Wilhelm indicated that he had become a great Shakespearean actor. Next a beautiful summer scene unfolded. It appeared to be a sum¬ mer resort. Yes, that is what it was. Louise Sanders was hostess in the White Room at a summer resort in Western North Carolina. Lucille Casper was proprietor of Ye Olde Curiosity Shop”. A scene from war torn Europe revealed that James Rector was foreman of a reconstruction crew in London. Nellie Allman and Pauline Basinger formed a partnership and be¬ came co-owners of the Rowan General Merchandise Store. The next vision revealed the white clad figure of Ada Ruth Koon who was head nurse of the Rowan Memorial Hospital. A softball diamond filled the crystal. On third base was Joan Bame, captain of the National Girls’ Champion Softball team. Odessia Thompson was operating her own little Bar-B-Q stand on North Main Street in Salisbury. A car with an S sticker, four good tires, and a tank filled with gas revealed that Roy Charles Kimball was a traveling salesman for a big merchandise company. Lucille Miller was a respected performer of Barnum and Bailey Circus. She holds the position of a tight rope walker, and gets top billing. Returning to China Grove, Polly Gillespie has taken the position as fourth grade teacher. Then there appeared in the crystal a large auditorium filled with people from all walks of life. They all seemed to be enjoying themselves to the fullest extent. Then the reason appeared. For there, on the plat¬ form, was none other than Devon Waddell, chosen as x mbassador of Goodwill by the Federal Government. As Devon’s face disappeared, another vision was being formed. A large lake appeared, and there, competing for the National Woman’s Swimming title, were two former C. G. H. students, Louise Bernhardt and Frances Casper. Members of the W. A. A. C.’s were Catherine Wallace, Christine Follette, and Margaret Farmer. With the clouding of the crystal, the army camps disappeared, and a new face appeared. I leaned a little closer as it was hard to tell whose it was. It was Dorothy Gentle, sitting in the middle of a Dressmaker’s Shoppe of which she was owner. The little dressmaker’s shop soon faded, and the crystal formed the profile of Delmer Cauble, who held the office of Representative from this district in Raleigh, the seat of our state government. Edith Williams was seen in a haze as the wife of a Methodist minister. Another profile appeared, this time that of a lady. Who could it be? Why, it was Kathryn Jordan, first Lady Representative from the state of North Carolina. A motion picture camera was being formed, and in all the glory that was hers, Louise Rary was being photographed for the final scenes of a movie, Love Sick”. Harry Lee Morrison—of all things—was president of a newly con¬ structed Y. M. C. A.! Ruth Pierce was a typist in an L. B. I. office in Washington. Then through a smoky haze, I saw a huge corral. Over the gate was a large wooden sign— Otha Sloop, Horse Trader”. As this large sign disappeared, I saw a brilliant Red Cross flag waving behind the image of Edith Honbarger. This signified that Edith had become an Angel of Mercy”. Resuming his athletic career, Clifford Albright was a professional basketball player; he was a four letter man: Y. M. C. A. Rachel Propst—a lady orator! Who’d ever have thought it. Oh, well! Life’s just like that. Then, though very dim, I saw the State Prison at Raleigh, and there, in the warden’s office, behind a desk sat James Harrison. Suddenly there came from the crystal a glittering light which was almost blinding. As my eyes became accustomed to the brightness of the light, I saw a familiar face, and heard a great voice. I then recognized the person as Hoyt Safrit, great International Opera Star as Ligaro”. As the lights faded away, a huge gray stone publishing house ap¬ peared, and in the center was a large desk, before which stood Adeline Turrentine, trying desperately to sell her latest novel, The Desperate Pauper”. Mary Rose Gillis! The wife of a Hawaiian pineapple plantation owner and living in a mansion by a blue lagoon. As it grew more faded, I leaned still closer to the crystal ball in hopes of being able to see at least two more images. At last the image of Martha Mae Propst appeared. It seemed as though she were seated at the organ in some large church. She was. Martha Mae was organist at Grace Lutheran Church. Over eager to read my own future, I leaned too close to the crystal ball, and with a dingling thud it crashed to the floor. There at my feet lay the mysterious wonder that had been such a great friend to me, smashed into a million pieces. Oh, well! ’Tis best that I not know my future anyway. Who wants to live a life that is an open book before him? Oscar B. Abernathy, Prophet. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of ’43, having spent the cherished minutes and hours of four years at China Grove High, are now ready to contribute our valued possessions to the world, and to take in exchange a greater knowledge. To those who made it possible for our training here, we leave our undying love and gratitude. To our principal, Mr. Hager, for his untiring contributions in our behalf, we give our sincere appreciation. To our faculty, we leave a gratitude that, we hope, in later years will express itself. To our class advisors, Mrs. Corriher and Mr. Huffman, we leave a deep appreciation for their guidance. To the Junior Class we leave the front seats in chapel. The following are individual gifts that we hope you, the under¬ graduates, will accept: Reid Grimes and Bernice McCombs will their romantic ways to Harry Lee Kluttz and Ella Mae Wilhelm. To Gene Smith, Berniece Beaver wills her cheerful disposition. With Albert Foil Safrit, Oscar Abernathy leaves some of his altitude. Willie Sue Wilhelm leaves her basketball ability to Nellie Carter. Dorothy Gentle wills her well kept hair to Ella Mae Wilhelm. J. L. Peeler wills his good grades to Mickey” Melchor. Tip” Albright names Bob Bostian his successor as Girl Teaser. Roy Charles Kimball, Frank Miller, Bill Overcash and Reid Grimes, will their extended high school careers to anyone who can learn so little in so long”. To Johnny Miller, Laura Jo Wilkie leaves her business-like manner. James Harrison leaves the old bus with anyone that will try to keep it together. Joan Bame and Kathryn Jordan leave their close friendship with Aldena Abernathy and Betty Sue Graham. Norma Sink leaves her ability to make the honor roll to sister Doris. The Seymour Sisters will their ability to out talk anybody at any time” to Bill Owensby. Bob Wilhelm leaves his everchanging character to Jo Basinger. Lola Park leaves her studious ways to Howard James. Hoyt Safrit leaves his love for Physical Education to Charles Cough- enour. Oveda Poag leaves the mimeograph machine to anyone that can keep er printin . Bettie Sue Bost leaves her personality to Nina Davis. Dora Abernathy wills her love for Shakespeare to that great master of English, Johnny Sutton. Gray Greeze leaves his modesty to Kenneth Fesperman. Bobby Davis leaves his athletic abilities to his brother Jimmy. Robert Whitaker wills his good looks to Cecil Casper. Margaret Farmer and Frances Casper will their gentle ways to Dorothy Goodman. Kathryn Callicut and Fouise Rary will their love for dancing to Fouise Thompson. James Rector and Delmer Cauble leave their quiet manners to Clyde Williams and Earl Sides. Bill Glover leaves his love for dogs and hunting to Joe Cline Harris. Fucille Jones and Willia Weaver leave their flirty ways to Fouise Wyatt and Bobbie Jean Barnhardt. Frank Eller leaves his slight of hand” ability to Bill DeMarcus. Christine Follette wills her neatness to Bonnie Glover. Judith Jordon and Fucille Miller leave their friendly smiles to Claris McGalliard. Otho Sloop and Feonard Patterson will their friendly natures to Tommy Eller. Evon Shimpock leaves her art ability with Patricia Mayhew. Grady Sloop leaves his scientific theories with Claude Mault to con¬ firm. Edith Williams and Rachel Propst leave their Shorthand notes to Bo” McDonald so he can pass. Polly Gillespie and Edith Honbarger leave their positions as cheer¬ leaders to anyone that will yell. James Weaver wills his Agriculture records to Hugh McKnight. Nellie Allman and Pauline Basinger leave their seats in Sociology to any Juniors that can hold them down. Mary Fouise Bernhardt wills her position as basketball manager to anyone that can do as good a job as she has. Ada Ruth Koon and Sarah Fondon leave their companionship to Coleen Freeze and Olyve Hauss. Fouise Sanders leaves her basketball uniform to Johnnie McCombs. I, Jack Melchor, having no special abilities, leave my love and best wishes to China Grove High School and all for which it stands. Jack F. Melchor, Attorney. JUNIOR CLASS Johnnie Miller President Johnny Winecoff Vice-President Clara Goble Secretary Peggy Turrentine Treasurer MEMBERS OF JUNIOR CLASS Aldena Abernathy Mildred Fesperman Arnold McDonald James Aldridge Colleen Freeze Claris McGalliard Billy Allman Bonnie Glover Johnnie Miller Betty Baker Clara Goble Waulena Morris Jack Baker Frances Goodman Voight Park Jack Bame Juanita Goodnight Thelia Ridenhour Bobbie Gean Barnhardt Betty Sue Graham Arlene Safrit Doris Barnhardt Walter Graham Harold Shuping Robert Basinger Olyve Hauss Peggy Turrentine Bobby Bostian Jack Hendren Hazel Vanderford Harold Cauble Ruby Henrickson Maxine Walter Elsie Chamberlain Gerald Herrin Preston Weant Hoy Correll J. P. Horton Virginia Weant Charles Coughenour Howard James James Weaver Lois Dabbs Herbert Johnston Ella Mae Wilhelm H. T. Davis Helen Karriker Lorene Wilhelm Nina Davis George Ray Kirk Clyde Williams Sarah Deal Loma Kirk John Winecoff Bill DeMarcus Harry Lee Kluttz Ola Mae Winecoff Tommie Eller Blenton Lowder Manuel Wyatt Robert Feimster Buell Lowder Ruth Yost JJisl 1943 (paAAnL JUNIOR CLASS ■ i DU W I WI W R - SUPERL TOP Best All-Round Oveda Poag Jack Melchor Best Athletes Judith Jordan Berniece Beaver Oscar Abernathy Oscar Abernathy Most Popular Judith Jordan Reid Grimes center Best Victory Corps Workers Christine Follette Bill Glover Cutest Lucille Miller Bobby Davis Best Dressed Louise Rary Robert Whitaker Best Students Oveda Poag Jack Melchor bottom Most Personality Norma Sink Reid Grimes Best Looking Bernice McCombs Robert Whitaker Most Original Berniece Beaver Jack Melchor fW A TOP Best All-Round Howard James Bonnie Glover Most Popular Aldena Abernathy Bo McDonald Most Original Claris McGalliard Herbert Johnston center Most Athletic Lorene Wilhelm Bo McDonald Best Victory Corps Workers Johnny Miller Peggy Turrentine Best Looking Ruth Deal Harry Lee Kluttz Best Students Peggy Turrentine Howard James bottom Most Personality Bonnie Glover Johnny Miller Best Dressed Ella Mae Wilhelm Harry Lee Kluttz Cutest Ruth Deal Bobby Bostian SOPHOMORE CLASS Glenn Corriher President Billy Kluttz Vice-President Corinne Stiller Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS OF SOPHOMORE CLASS Paul Aldridge Sarah Furr Cora Mae Rogers Janie Atwell Gueston Gaskey Frances Safrit Mazie Bailey Phyllis Gillon Howard Sheeks Harry Bame Louise Glenn Charles Shinn Elmer Barnhardt Dorothy Goodman Myrtle Sloop Betty Basinger Jessie Mae Guffy Corinne Stiller Jo Basinger Jacquitta Hamrick Hoy Stirewalt Helen Bass Joe Cline Harris James Stirewalt Donald Bernhardt Howard Haynes Peggy Stirewalt Harley Beeker Maberry Isolene Harold Sutton Mildred Belk Billy Kluttz Johnnie Sutton Kenneth Bradshaw Jimmie Lee Rachel Talbert Martha Ann Brotherton Billy Lefler Louise Thompson Leona Burris Mary K. Lippard Gene Thompson Charles Callicutt Harold Litaker Harvey Trexler, Jr Nellie Carter William Livengood Joeleen Upright Cecil Casper Louise Luther Doris Vinson Grey Corriher Lavelle Michael Troy Wagoner Glenn Corriher Ruth Misenheimer Bernard Wagoner Goldie Cranford Mildred Moose Louise Wall Martha Cress Lula Morgan Gearlean Walters Dorothy Dancy Roy Morrison Melba Walters Carrie Earnhardt Donald McKnight Arlene Weaver Shafer Eller Elvira Overcash June Wessinger Ramona Ervin Kinard Park Annie Mae West Carl Evans Mabel Patterson Viva Lee Withers Hazel Freeze Donald Porter Gladys Poole Louise Wyatt JhsL 19fy3 (pahhnL 7 S if) fUC 1943 (paA wL f-. 4 j f. � • 4 r m t : i r ' t f i L. J 11 FRESHMAN CLASS Margaret Ann Turrentine President Zedith Boger Vice-President Nadine Parrish Secretary Berlie Dean Barnhardt Treasurer MEMBERS OF FRESHMAN CLASS Irene Abernathy Carl Albright Joe Barber Berlie Dean Barnhardt Murray Barnhardt Hodge Baker Betty Jean Belk Mildred Belk Ollie Belk Carl Benfield Hilbert Boger Marcelline Boger Zedith Boger Edna Bostian Mildred Bostian Frances Bradshaw Billy Bright Mack Brotherton Billy Casper Clyde Casper Lillie May Cooper Tommy Cooper Mary Frances Correll Frances Cress Clara Dancy Authur Davis James Davis Bobby Deal Fay Deal Billy Dishman Alby Eller Bobby Eller George Eller Kenneth Fesperman Sonny Fesperman Hoyt Freeze Robert Gillis Josephine Hall Alee Harris Margaret Harrison Roger Harwood Roxie Henley Sally Henley David Horton Bobby Jones W. C. Jones Robert Kluttz Edna Koon Mack Leazer Bill Linker Elizabeth Linker Clara Livengood Claud Mault Carolyn McKnight Doris McKnight Hugh McKnight John McKnight Gilbert Mesimer Joe Miller Virginia Misenheimer Donald Moore Jack Moore Ina Morrison Albert Mull Frank Mull Hilda Overcash Mary Frances Overcash Billy Owensbv Nadine Parrish Betty Lou Patterson James Pierce Dortha Pinkston Teddy Rector Earlyne Russell Foil Safrit Glenn Safrit Robert Safrit Hugh Sechler Kurt Shuping Earl Sides Irene Sifford Doris Sink Lester Sisk D. R. Sloop Sam Sloop Evelyn Smith Jennie Ruth Solomon Grover Starnes Charles Swanner Wade Teeter Margaret Ann Turrentine Lucille Upright Jack Weaver W. C. Weaver Mary Williams Thomas Wright Bob Wyatt Doris Yost JhsL 190-3 (pah iot SEVENTH GRADE Doris Simpson President Joan Barger Vice-President Johnnie McCombs Secretary Betty Sue Kluttz Treasurer MEMBERS OF SEVENTH GRADE Burton Aldridge Nicus Hamrick Dorothy Nicholson Kenneth Alexander Millard Harper Harold Overcash Brownie Allman Clyde Hogan Kathryn Palmer Evelyn Allman Toledeth Hogan Betty Jean Roberts Tommy Allman Relina Hooks Pansy Safrit Marvin Baker Carl Haynes Evelyn Shillinglaw Joan Barger Bobby Honbarger Thelbert Shinn Faye Barringer C. V. Howard Charles Shoe Bernard Beaver Glenn Isenhour Doris Simpson Anice Beeker Louise Johnson Joanna Sink Betty Jean Belk Madeline Johnson Alice Smith Mildred Benson Velma Johnson Joe Sloop Verona Blackwelder Paul Jones Donald Starnes Hugh Bradshaw Dewey Jordan Louise Stirewalt James Bradshaw Loutrell Jordan Martha Suddeth Ruben Bradshaw, Jr. Evelyn Karriker Maylon Talbert Hubert Burris Carolyn Kimball Bruce Teeter Curtis Carter Betty Sue Kluttz Robert Teeter Montice Casper Viola Koon Mary Lou Thompson Thelma Cauble Jeal Lefler A. 0. Wagoner Elbert Christy Peggy Jo Lipe Harold Wagoner Harold Corriher Helen Mabry Clara Jean Wall Eddie Crowell Edward Mault William Walter Betty Lou Earle Patricia Mayhew Freda Ward Mae Earnhardt Christine Mecimore Pearl Weaver Jeal Eller Albert Melchor Jack Whitaker Bill Faggart Mildred Mories LaVern Wilhelm Betty Jean Freeze Gladys Morrison Doris Wilhelm Richard Freeze Reid Mullinax Ruby Williams Tillman Freeze Johnnie McCombs Rebecca Womack Allie Mae Graham Lucille McGalliard Billy Wood Pauline Hall Charles Nesbit William Yost JhsL 1943 (paAAot nr ' JlSL 19 ' Ev X- W ly:?. K l 1 v ■ | 1 jp P; a ' |t; f ni ft ' aHy w j L ' T ' IN Hk J L ' 4 ■ m SUPERI SOPHOMORES TOP Most Personality Best All-Round •Janie Atwell—Glenn Corriher Corinne Stiller—James Stirewalt Cutest Louise Glenn—Shaffer Eller center FRESHMEN Best Victory Corps Workers Roxie Henly—Bill Linker Best Looking Nadine Parrish—Foil Safrit Best Students Margaret Ann Turrentine Claude Mault SEVENTH GRADE Cutest Peggy Lipe—Colon Cranford Most Popular Helen Mabry—Harold Corriher Best Looking Johnny McCombs—Maylon Talbert STIVES Best Victory Corps Workers Best Looking Peggy Stirewalt—Gene Thompson Louise Glenn—Glenn Corriher Best Students Martha Ann Brotherton-—Billy Kluttz Cutest Mary F. Overcash—Foil Safrit Most Personality Doris Sink—Robert Kluttz Best All-Round Josephine Hall—Tommy Cooper Best Students Best All-Round Mary Lou Thompson—C. V. Howard Patricia Mayhew—Jack Whitaker Best Victory Corjos Workers Patricia Mayhew—Donald Starnes mmm ' ■. ... ' -,c ACTIVITIES PARROT STAFF Laura Jo Wilkie Editor Jack Melchor Business Manager First Row —Jack Melchor, Laura Jo Wilkie, Polly Gillespie, Oveda Poag, Johnny Miller. Second Row —-Mr. Hager, Mrs. Corriher, Mrs. Gerhardt, Mr. Huffman, Oscar Aber¬ nathy. JhsL 79 3 (pa iAoL First Row —Dorothy Goodman, Patricia Mayhew, Laura Jo Wilkie, Bernice Mc¬ Combs. Second Row —Miss Eudy, Clyde Williams, Polly Gillespie, Evon Shimpock, Miss Taylor. Third Row —Gray Freeze, Jack Melchor. TRIDENT STAFF Laura Jo Wilkie Editor jhsL im (paMot Mr. Claude Guthrie Director MUSIC MW BETA CLUB Laura Jo Wilkie President Grady Sloop Vice-President Bernice McCombs Secretary Jack Melchor Treasurer Bernice McCombs, Laura Jo Wilkie, Peggy Turrentine, Betty Sue Graham, Aldena Abernathy, Mrs. Gerhardt, Evon Shimpock, Lola Park, Johnny Miller, Jack Melchor, Grady Sloop, J. L. Peeler, Clyde Williams, Howard James, Bobby Wil¬ helm, Bobby Davis. JPul 1943 (paJihoL Billy Owensby, Reid Grimes, Jack Melchor, Berniece Beaver, Lucille Miller, Marie Seymour, Bobby Davis, Bo McDonald, Jo Basinger, Roy Charles Kimball, Gilbert Mismer, Louise Sanders, Polly Gillespie, Leona Shuping, Louise Bernhardt, Dora Abernathy, Judith Jordan, Edith Honbarger, Bardee Seymour, Nellie Carter, Sue Wilhelm, Rachel Mabry, Glenn Corriher, Willard Overcash, Blanton Lowder, Bobby Bostian, John Winecoff, Buell Lowder, Albert Melchor, Harry Lee Kluttz, Oscar Abernathy, Bill Demarcus, Hoy Correll, Mr. Huffman. MONOGRAM CLUB Reid Grimes President Judith Jordan Vice-President Berniece Beaver Secretary Jack Melchor Treasurer mm x m -.m Vi :■ .. ■ w Lv ' Illg% ■ mmm 4 IBRARIANS Frances Goodman President Claris McGalliard Vice-President Ramona Erwin Secretary Louise Glenn Treasurer First Row —Louise Wall, Melba Walter, Mrs. Corriher, Louise Thompson, Louise Glenn, Helen Bass. Second Row —Claris McGalliard, Ella Mae Wilhelm, Clara Goble, Ruby Henrickson, Frances Goodman, Helen Karriker, Mildred Fesperman. Third Row —Mildred Bostian, Ramona Erwin, Martha Ann Brotherton, Dorothy Goodman, Corinne Stiller. 9 3 (pcuvwL First Row —Manuel Wyatt, Charles Swanner, Carl Benfield, Roger Harwood, Thomas Wright, Harold Litaker, Paul Aldridge, Kurt Shuping, Charles Callicutt, Grey Corriher, Robert Basinger. Second Row —Donald Porter, Joe Barber, Teddy Rector, Bill Casper, Sam Sloop, John McKnight, Wada Teeter, Mack Brotherton, Howard Sheeks, Joe Cline Harris, Harley Beeker, Robert Feimster, J. B. Freeze. Third Row —Joe Miller, Murray Barnhardt, Frank Mull, W. C. Weaver, Carl Haynes, Joy Stirewalt, Hugh Sechler, Hodge Baker. Fourth Row —Albert Mull, W. C. Jones, Bobby Wyatt, Clyde Casper, Elmer Barn¬ hardt, Harvey Trexler. ! ' I V ■ f yr A £ jltL - £ A -j v FUTURE FARMERS Manuel Wyatt President Robert Basinger Vice-President Grey Corriher Secretary Elmer Barnhardt Treasurer Charles Callicutt Reporter Donald Porter Sergeant-at-Arms VICTORY CORPS SENIORS JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN AND SEVENTH GRADE BpSttli mmW. rfoWk.l f|Sg i mrnm I §Wm§i, mmi sl§|||§ mm mmw pii s p sai « ! SsSMK WW? : ' ■ ,•: -;; u «4tr «Ur { ' VV� . ' . ■r -r u - . � . ' . •. . . • • V; SifiiY .£©? ' tVAsA ' i .. ..•• .v - ..-, v — MnlMav rngilMlw iMpirnd :,A mm mmm SmNhhNHHHh w4$ipniiNNRgH y mmSMaemmmA m Uwti H lillf S«M HraMB ; . u JuS?-. v vvX. VAC • liiiiiiiis IHRiHi « siMsMs? ■■ ATHLETICS COACHES Mr. Huffman— Boys’ Basketball Mr. Hager— General Director Mr. Deal— Football, Girls’ Basketball, Baseball Mr. Wright— Football, Basketball, Baseball JPul 19k3 (pahiwL s CHEER LEADERS i | i I s i i I Chief Cheer Leader —Gilbert Mismer Assistants —Polly Gillespie, Bill Owensby, Edith Honbarger, Johnny Miller, Marie Seymour, Bardee Seymour FOOTBALL Top Row —Bobby Bostian, Jack Bame, Joe Herrin, Bobby Davis, Bo McDonald. Second Row —Bill Overcash, Charlie Kimball, Jack Melchor, Harry Lee Kluttz, Hoy Correll. Third Row —Mickey Melchor, Glenn Corriher, Reid Grimes, Bill Demarcus. Schedule China Grove 0. .Kannapolis 32 China Grove 6. .Mooresville 24 China Grove 7. .Mineral Springs 18 China Grove 54. .Jackson Traning School 0 China Grove 0. .Mineral Springs 6 China Grove 40. .Landis 40 China Grove 13. .Salisbury Hi Reserves 19 China Grove 50. .Jackson Training School 7 China Grove 61. .Landis 61 JksL 1943 (pahhoL ■.IT.. ■ ; ... — . - ...-.-| —- . — . - . - GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Louise Sanders, Nellie Carter, Judith Jordan, Berniece Beaver, Willie Sue Wil¬ helm, Bernice McCombs, Louise Bernhardt, Manager, Laura Jo Wilkie, Lucille Miller, Leona Shuping, Lowene Wilhelm, Doris Barnhardt, Dora Abernathy. China Grove 30. China Grove 15. China Grove 13 China Grove 17 China Grove 31 China Grove 22, China Grove 28, China Grove 36 China Grove 24 China Grove 23. China Grove 16 China Grove 25 China Grove 55 China Grove 26. China Grove 15 China Grove 23 China Grove 22 China Grove 13 China Grove 43 China Grove 477 Schedule .Faculty 25 .Landis 17 .Landis 17 .Concord 23 .Winecoff 35 .Granity Quarry 21 Barium Springs 27 .Startown 15 .Claremont 34 .Barium Springs 31 .Landis 20 .Concord 39 .Faculty 19 .Granite Quarry 37 .Kannapolis Y 18 .Claremont 32 .Winecoff 25 .Landis 18 .Kannapolis Y 41 Opponents 496 JksL 7943 (paJtiwL BOYS’ BASKETBALL Roy Charles Kimball, Jack Melchor, Hoy Correll, Bobby Davis, Foil Safrit, Bo McDonald, Frank Eller, Bill Demarcus, Reid Gi’imes, Oscar Abernathy. Schedule China Grove 46. 25 China Grove 32. .Landis 16 China Grove 43. .Kannapolis Y 22 China Grove 22. .Landis 18 China Grove 53. .Kannapolis Y 29 China Grove 19. .Concord 27 China Grove 19. .Granite Quarry 32 China Grove 28. .Barium Springs 33 China Grove 34. .Startown 18 China Grove 18. .Claremont 32 China Grove 24. .Concord 21 China Gi ' ove 45. .Winecofl 21 China Grove 27. .Claremont 26 China Grove 30. .Winecofl 26 China Grove 18. .Granite Quarry 38 China Grove 16. .Landis 38 China Grove 32. .Pfeiffer Jr. College 16 China Grove 31. .Barium Springs 36 China Grove 31. .Landis 47 China Grove 37. .Teachers 31 China Grove 43. .Kannapolis Y 24 China Grove 648 Opponents 576 i JhsL 1943 (paAAjot 111 ® B| t’JSnrt ill np| sfippi MBM fflHHHi i MSfefc : - ISISS � l ■ ■‘r’.At. ' i ' .w; r‘ v , ' .; ®««li ParaMM ■ ' r$ws mmimmm Pl Mis ■;? -v : MMfaaaMK M mm a ADVERTISEMENTS « THE ROWAN COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CHINA GROVE, N. C. This Building and Loan Association’s business is mutual. Members save money together . . . They lend to each other. They divide profits among themselves. They work to help each other. Our shares are good investments and pay good dividends Come In and We Will Talk It Over UNDER STATE SUPERVISION Me. L. Ritchie, President K. A. Shinn, Vice-President C. C. Graham, Secretary-Treasnrer THERE COMES A TIME in almost every man’s life when it will mean a good deal to him to have the recommendation or endorsement of a good bank. IF HE IS FAVORABLY KNOWN at the bank, he has a distinct ad¬ vantage over the man who is not. YOUR REPUTATION is what you have made it through the years of honest dealing, and your disposition to meet your obligations promptly. THE BANK OF CHINA GROVE C. C. GRAHAM, President J. F. COOPER, Vice-President S. W. FREEZE, Cashier S. F. CLINE, Assistant Cashier Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Maximum insurance for each depositor $5,000 CHINA GROVE, N. C. Eddleman 8C Sons THE DAILY INDEPENDENT North Carolina’s Fastest Growing GROCERIES AND MEATS Newspaper ICE AND FEED Published Daily at Phone 15 CHINA GROVE, N. C. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Only $4. a Year in China Grove Compliments of DUKE Efird s Department Store ' iitr Kannapolis, N. C. POWER T co. Jj 1 Compliments of GABLE’S ENJOY rr Where You Always Get The Best” PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. ★ SALISBURY, N. C. 1415 S. MAIN ST. SALISBURY, N. C. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. The Flower Shop Formerly FI an ford’s ■ntm™ |cUT RftTC DRUG STORC MRS. K. G. PEELER, Prop. 200 South Main Phones 163-164 Phone 381 Next to Capitol Theatre SALISBURY’S LOWEST Phone 381 Salisbury, N. C. DRUG PRICES SAVE BY TRADING AT BELK-HARRY ★ SALISBURY, N. C. THE GOLD SHOP Ladies’ Wearing Apparel SALISBURY, N. C. ★ It’s Smart to Be Thrifty Belk ' s Bargain Store Kannapolis, N. C. Help win the tear — Buy War Bonds and Stamps Phone 47 W. H. Whitley Sons Incorporated The Funeral Home” Serving this community for more than a quarter of a century Phone 2 KANNAPOLIS OR CHINA GROVE Compliments of BAMBY BREAD It’s Policed for Freshness” SALISBURY, N. C. Compliments of China Grove Dept. Store Dependable Merchandise and Friendly Service PETROS NOSSAR, Prop. Compliments of SMITH BEAUTY SHOP CHINA GROVE, N. C. THOS. S. WILKIE Everything Electric Phone 3-W CHINA GROVE, N. C. Compliments of HANSFORD’S 5-10-25c STORE CHINA GROVE, N. C. RELIABLE PAWN SHOP Money to Loan SALISBURY, N. C. Compliments of CHINA GROVE DRUG CO. SALISBURY MARBLE GRANITE COMPANY Builders of Memorials that Last Till Everlasting” THE CHINA GROVE COTTON MILLS COMPANY Manufacturers of Fine Combed Yarns China Grove, N. C. LINN-WRIGHT FUNERAL HONE Ambulance Service PHONES DAY OR NIGHT — 9206 — 9222 LANDIS, N. C. Compliments of NORMAN INGLE, Jeweler SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA Representing HERF-JONES COMPANY The World’s Largest Manufacturers of High School CLASS RINGS AND PINS Compliments of China Grove Seed Association Compliments of China Grove Roller Mill FLOUR, FEED AND MEAL CHINA GROVE, N. C. CHINA GROVE, N. C. TO GIVE OUR BEST” Compliments of That’s what we do every time we serve a customer, and know today’s Hart ' s Cut-Rate best is never good enough for to¬ morrow. That’s why we constantly strive to improve it. Drug Store Sunshine Laundry China Grove, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of C. E. SLOOP Bostian Mercantile CHINA GROVE, N. C. ★ MEATS AND GROCERIES CHINA GROVE, N. C. China Grove Ice 8C Fuel Co. WE KEEP YOU COOL IN SUMMER . . . WARM IN WINTER Zenith Fertilizer Manufactured in Rowan County For Rowan County Soil Telephone 9 5-W CHINA GROVE, N. C. ZENITH CHEMICAL CO. SALISBURY, N. C. J. W. GILLIS GROCERY CHINA GROVE, N. C. U Phone 137-W DEAL ' S SERVICE GAS — OIL ACCESSORIES ★ R. L. Deal Phone 26-R China Grove, N. C. for HEALTH and PLEASURE WAGONER MOTOR CO. Ford Sales and Services CHINA GROVE, N. C. CHINA GROVE TAXI Phone 3-R Call Us for Friendly Service Compliments of GROVE THEATER HARDIMAN SON, INC. THE CUT-RATE FURNITURE STORE We save you up to 50%—Cash or Credit 131 E. INNES ST. PHONE 1042 SALISBURY, N. C. rr We equip the winners ” J ' oud ( AipwiA, Qnc. SPORTING GOODS VC 415 S. Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. CARTER’S TRANSFER Phone 43 We move you any place, any time, any where G. J. TEMPLETON GENERAL MERCHANT Phone 14 CHINA GROVE, N. C. Compliments of J. C. PENNEY CO. Compliments of CHINA GROVE P.-T. A. CHINA GROVE FURNITURE COMPANY FURNITURE FOR EVERY HOME The Store of Satisfied Customers Phone 1 8 China Grove, N. C. Phone 1 8 —CONGRATULATIONS— CLASS OF ’43 The JEWEL SHOPPE, Inc. Jewelers and Silversmiths 100 South Main Street Kannapolis , N. C. Rowan Printing Co. ANNUAL LITHOGRAPHERS PRINTING BOOK STORE SALISBURY, N. C. 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