Graham High School - Graham Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1943 volume:

-n-1 . Y iwgm-nm1 ,.'.-,m.1mv.fw' Am.-41.-A-.n-Jn-u..v4--Ag: yur , 1-A-wm...f f 4 K I v T' a n 5 . -A i. x . 'C +- f I3 W 5 S 5 Q 3? 5 Q K cb xl X Q 5 Q is X x Nh R wk. E E 2 X v M5065 N5 Wim N ' Qi - N :SN iiigiffxk T' 1 M Q X 'YH . yn13i1,sig,i QQ Q , T. MARCUS GILLESPIE PRINCIPAL VVestern Kentucky State Teachers College, B. 5.5 University of Kentucky-who has worked untiringly toward the advancement of Graham High School. We the Seniors appreciate his leadership and encouragement through our high school years. FHCUHV ' ERS-ON 3ONN xl. mu xx . xs.s.,vms knxmukc Co QV, NANCY Duke UnfIhAN OMAR NOR W nverslty, A B BRUBXLCK !iLV.:'X - Lynchbmg Cuhcgcg Concord Suse 'Ycnchcrs Colkgc, Px. Ya. DSON WXLHELMKNA umm LOKIXSY, U. VVV.'Y'LkiL DOROXHY 1. CARBAUGH Rljlkl WQ0 Rndfurd Stats 'Ycnchcrs Cuhcgcg McLain Buskncss Cnlkgc, Comm-d Cohcgcg XNAM-ghah Univcrshy of HUnoXs, A. 13,3 Uniwcrshy ui Vkrginku, lhwdkxxg Grccn Bushxcss CQUL-gc, A. V1.3 Co1umbKn Emory Unbicrsity, A. B4 ' ' N. Uukvcrshy Umvcfsaw an L. S. B- S. m L. . Page 3 l.oRAlN 3 L' , ' K Fmm., .nl f H. E. i H1-HH FHEUUV l'nix 4' ALLEY N Culh-gnw Isl MES IHKRKER IJXIMCFI rsfry nt' Krntucky, ,-1. P,-X NS Y BR 0 WN l'llfXC1'Sif'l' U t' Kentucky, fl. lf. li. 'Q WOODLYN 'I'. KENIJR ICR VIVI.-KN If. DICKENSON GRETA YV. C'II.LlfNW'.-K'l'liR Fl'I..-X lJ.lY IYXRNIIXRI Cullum! l'wlIc'g:', :L li. R.:-lfnlwl Starz' 'I'r':lfl1r'l's Url- lfl:1c'fi1'ld C'41llc'gc'g Ifllwm'-V .rmf R.lJfwr1l St.1tz L 41 lr'gc'5 XI.ll'Sl7.lH Cullvgc' li4'HllV Collz'g1', A. lf. C-fllrgc, Pilgl' 4 V. 1 E . . fy- . 1 1, -' F 1 Page 6 SENIOR OIPFICHRS lCI,lC,XNUR Hbw Mom-is l3.1fl,elb.1ll, Captain, '43, .-X11 County, '42, 43, Seeretary lluulor Class, '41, '42, Vice l'1'efl1lenl Student Council, '41, '42, Clmeer- 1 w V - w le.ule1', 42, 43, ltelum- xxlilllllll, 43, Pres- ulent Student Council, '43, President Senior Clnsx, '43, Sub Deb, Beta Club, hlunlor Play. H.'XROl,D Hmm M.AX'I'H1'lNA l ootb.1ll, '41, '42, '43, Co-Captain, '43, l'.u'si1y Club, '42, '43, '1'1'e:1surer Senior Claw, '42, '43, Glee Club, '41, '42, '43, Cuuixxxl King, Sergqllmt-fXt-.,X1'111s tlunior 1 Claw, Aluuior llny. l.L l'1ll'lR 1 1'frfzIj ' l3.XRRl'l'1 1' l u::1b.1ll, llswlxelbglll, Secretary Senlo1'Cl41ss, Wee l'1'eQl1lenl Student Cuuucll, President x'.ll'Nl1f' Club, '43, .xSSlS1Llll1 lfulilor Jxllllllillg C114 Olllcer, '41, '42, '43, Science Club. ,EMJWL c7Jea1wfz, wma W1 Slllll WITH IlIGNIlY N DA .-XNli'l l'li SMl'l'll .'Xl1I1ll.ll Stull. Sub Dcb. ll.uul. SL-nior SL1pc1'lq1tix'c. Cnrnixgxl Quccu. l3ll,l, LONGWOR' l'H Suulor SllPCl'lLlllYC. Glue Club. llguul. .xlllllhll Stull. Ll XRl'1NCl'IHlI,I, VIUNIC BROOKS Ylfc President Sub Dub Club llmul. llct.1 Club. lJl'.lIN.lllCS Clul kluuior Play. Girl Rcscrvcs. W M,XRG,AXRl'TT CgXRl3gXL'GH, Rnd .Xnuunl Stall. Sub Dub. Girl Ruscrxx l3u1.1 Club. llguul. ,Iuuior Play. llUllllY SlVll'l'll lsiltlllvllll, '39, l-4-ll, '41, Cgxplgin Ygxrslty Club llrusilluuty '42. w w 1 ' ll.uul, 40, 41, 42. klllX'llVlY l4.X'l'l'IS l outb41ll. llamd. lhslwtlwglll. xlLlI'Slfl' Club. Scnior SLll,7CIAl1lllYC. -Iuuior l'l41j'. IN ICZ LAN'I'l'1R .lgc l.XNl'i 11U1.5U1'l'1,l'i Glee Clulw. Girl Reserves. 1i11WI'LlI'f' Clulw. .Xnnunl Stall. .Xlpligl Bela. -IO .NNN l1.'XRlN1.AXN Girl Reserres. Hem Clulw. 1 Rl'il'iN1.XN '1'L'R1,l'iY l fmtlw.1ll, '4U, '42, Capt. '41. 1're4ii1eni -luniur Class Vice l'resi11enI ul' Varsity Cluli '41, '42. SCC1'Q1JlI'f 'l'I'C1lSllTCI' Student Council '41, '47 v .xlllllhll Stull, '42, 43. .X11,1'11'fN I'1n1K'i1f CR.-Xl3'1'Rlfl'1 llmlxetlmll lV11ll1LlgCI'. .Xnnunl Stull.. Sulw llelw. Girl Reserve. lhml. .luniur Play. Page S 6 ARI, 1 lfN1'l GOOSRY linml, '4-U, '41, '42, '43. linskellmll, '42, '43. Bern Club, '41l. '41, '42, '43. Glee Clulw, '40, '41, '42. bulw Deli lice Prefirlelil. jxlllllllll Stull, '42, '43. Glfxlf GlfN'1'RY 1 IACr11I11.ll1 Claw Ullieer. lieu Clulw. I. cs. 15.XI1,IiY 3 Blunim' 11415. Science Cluli. lfootlxlll, Une Year, .-Xnmml Stull, '43. lieu Clulw. Glee Clulw. lV1instrel Show. sI.,XCQL'1.1Nl'i C1 1,R1S'l'1.XN Girl Reserves. I Ill l 'Nl X lZOSWlil.l, lux Llulw. ,.u.. l,l'.fllX f.0lr'x'z' lslbllllhlll. .r 'M .C '. l3.uul. X-.ll'5llY Clul wir Sll.XXV l rmllxxll, -ll, 4.1. lv '-'I lu 1 Clulw, '-lfll. ROIlliR'I'.X N IX'-X MAF .XNDICRSON llaxskullmll lX'ln1mgc1'. Girl Rcsurws. Sulw Dulw. glssrstgumt Cust -luuior l'l.1y. llutu Clulw, '4l, '42. VVlXl,l..'XClC lilCRl,lCY lill l,Y l'll'l'IN li 4111 d uniul' l'l.lj'. NANCY Rlilill llrcslllcm Sulw Dulw Clulw Curl Rcsurxus. '40, '41, 4' 43 llnml, '42. Glcg Clulw, '40, '-H, '47 - X Q l71'4uu4u1rs Llulw, 43. Llunim' l'l.1y. Nl I,lD.X C.XR'l'liR w w v I3cl.1Llulw, 4U, 41 Girl Rcxwxuf, '39, '40, '41, '42, fjmfu NJHA. -l.XCIiIlC wvscm l outlH:1l I . l3.14Lctlw.1H. - w SL'4L'l1k'C Club. Nur l'1'umlcul klr. LIMS. XLXIYIIY Llulw. N-num' Nlpumhllxu. nlllllilll' l'l41v. OY I l,OWliRS I'Il'YI,I,lS PICRRY .Xununl Smff. l3.mJ. Qlllllilll' l'l.1y'. Nllw Ucln hurl Rwc1'x1 Hum Llulw. SHIRUAYY COTXIVI' Bzxslxctlxxll. Clwc1'lc.1Jc1' , . ON Llgxfs Ofhuur I' 11411111111 ICL'GI Nlf D XX H l'41cJIlw,1N, ligzskuthlll w Lnfm L1 W.Xl.'I'lCR DICX lmlui. OR Ill lL'I,I,li'I lfX lI.XI,l, Rn 'rCI'X Q I ll XRI,Ili MMC HXRIZOUR IUI OlH,l Bak S'C lCRNlCS'l' llON.-XKICR llnskctbnll. Ynrsilx' Clul llcln Club. Nlllfll lb.1ll. X ll'SlIX' Club. lwmlbqlll lwgluaxgur. uul. l,lC'l',X ll.M ' AXN IJICRSUN lg1lSlxL'IlXlll. Glu' Club. Sub llcb. lllrl Rcsurvc l3L'I.l Club. l3.uul. kluuiur I'l.1y .'Xl1llLl.ll Stall' x l'Inl!lll.lll Llglss. SCCI'ClLlI' l W' QW X n l'll1Cl,XlRlC l!L'RNli'l lll'f w l71..1u.uu Llms. Kl.Xl isllblllli II XRTXIU 7 I ulwlu- hpmlmmg. lk-1.1 Club. btlllkll' 5LlIWL'IAl.llIXC. ll I IN LONG Mlm Clui w hurl llk'4k'l'X u .Xuuuxl S llk'l.l Llul nfl. V. I.1lu-.11-x Llub. lu' Smll . RL'l VS ILXRTXION , w , . lu1.1Llulw, lun X4 u GIN IX I.IfI'f I,.XN'I'I'fR L'I.II'I ORIJ COMP' C INI1 IJICXOR N XNCY WITXIINIIVR CIIQL' LIIUIW. I I C C Y l'f'f1 ' I,.XNIIII'fR'I Iigm II. QIIHIII. LI CILIIW. Sub IX-Iv. 1u41I SIJIII. luscrx u. C Ipu LILIIW. lnolus .IUNITS Ilnmm' I'I.1y. C111'I Rk'NL'I'I LW I,ORR.XINI-I WIX GIcu CILIIW. l I I C Y HL RTUN l1Ll.ll Stall. lun Liuli. lg xl lim l. l url lirxurww. lim' Supurl.1tii'c MARC IAXRIYI' I'.XI NTICR l'frK ' llmil. .'xlllHl.ll Stall' bulw Dr-l N. Hut.: Clulw. llnskcilw ill '47 - - bloc Llulw. Girl Rcscrvc unior Ill I I N lHil.l, l'l.u. NXNCY ll.XRl'l'lY lylllllhlllk Cl Curl Rcscrx c llCl.l C lulw. Jr. tI.XCli HLX RMON Sficncu Club. llctn Clulw. YllI'SlIf' Clulw. SlllRl,lfY Nl.-XllUOD llamrl. ligaskurlmll. Girl Rcscrvcs. .'XIll1llill Still. Sulw Dclw. Llunior Play. MARY liI,lZ.Xl5I'I'l'H ISROYLICS Girl Rcscrrcs. ROIRICRT' Sym:-r G lI,l ,ICSPI IC llcl.1 Clulw. Scicncc Cluli. a-W5 C' Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of Graham High School, realizing we have many valuable possessions to dispose of, and knowing that our days in high school are num- bered, do make, publish, and declare, this our last will and testament, making all previous wills null and void. To our sponsor, Mrs. Bruebeck, we leave our un- dying l-ove and devotion and regret, knowing that she will never lead another senior class just like us. To our principal, Mr. Gillespie, we bequeath our sincere thanks for his guidance through our high school years. To the faculty, we are happy to leave a dozen boxes of aspirin to soothe the long headaches we have bestowed upon them. To the future Seniors Qand present juniorsj we leave all our privileges which the faculty so grudgingly allowed us, also we leave our dignity and powers of intellect. We, the Seni-or Class, dispose of our possessions as follows: Ernest Honaker wills his cute ways to Thomas Fife. Luther Friday', Barrett wills his athletic ability Lo jimmy Wells. James Bates leaves his bench warmers position on the basketball team to Billy Dishman. Clifford Compton wills his arguing ability to jimmy Haun. To his regret, Gene Devoor must leave his chewing tobacco for jack Richardson. Walter Devor wishes to leave his shotgun and bear traps to Howard Jackson. Leon Gill wills his ability to get to school on time to Jimmy Mahood. jack Harmon gives his brooms and wastepaper cans to Paul Burton. Clarence Hill Wills his ability to get his English assignment to Everette Thompson. Billy Longworth wills his corney jokes to Garnet Summers. Harold Mathena gives his juke-box slugs to jim Fd Turner. slack Nash leaves his seat in the laboratory to Buddy Moore. joe Oblinger gladly leaves his long hours in the office to Robert Warden. Earl Shaw wills his wine bottles to Billy Denarclo. Bobby Smith, the pool shark, wills his eight ball to Billy Pruett. jackie Wysor wills his determination to fly an air- plane to Dot Pritchett. bl. G. Baily wills his candid camera to Charles Weeks. Lee Roy Flowers, leaves his ability to skip class and go car riding to Mackie Gilliam. Robert Gillespie leaves his ambition for good grades to jackie Scott. Rufus Harmon sacrifices his masculine figure to Page 14 johnny Hodnett. Wallace Kerley wills his beautiful limousine to jimmy Dishman. Roy Neel shows his generosity by giving his F's on history to john Oblinger. Billy Pippin wills his model airplanes to Bubby Wysor. Frank Thompson wills his ability to talk himself out of trouble to Kent Shelton. Freeman Turley Wills his zoot-suit to L. G. Mathena. . Eugene White wills his handsomeness to Gordon Barrett. Gene Gentry wills his long legs to Curtis Spracher. Iva Anderson wills her diamond and wedding ring to Ruby Belcher. Leta Anderson would like very much to put her red hair and temper off on lean Stephens. Thelma Bosewell wills her ability to get in every- oneis way to joe Horne. Mary Broyles, Nancy Harvey, jackie Christian and Perle Mae Barbour give their Amen corner in History class to Eva Lee Hylton, jean Stevens, Benton Harmon, and lla Wilson. Mabel Burnett wills her ability to skip list period English class to Ann Coleman. Margaret Carbaugh wills her freckles to Beulah Havens. Nelda Carter wills her ollice files to Dot johnson. Shirley Compton wills her way with the men to Donna Hawkins. Aileen Crabtree wills her Beaver boys to Francis Winfrey. Shirley Mahood, being very fond of her glamour does not wish to will it. Eleanor Moses gives her modesty to Francis Purtee. Phyllis Peery gives her Navy blues', to Doris Leftwich. Wanda Smith wills her long distance romance to Betty Whitley. Helen Bell wills her boisterous ways to Martha Christian. Nancy Reed and june Brooks leave their romance of the screen to Norma jean Peery and Francis Burkett. Peggy Burton gives her determination to get ahead to Elizabeth Brewer. Arlene Goosby wills her farm work to Rebecca Barkesdale. jo Ann Harmon wills her dimples to Marcella Shawver. Marjorie Harmon wills her many A's to Sarah Miller. Jane Holsopple gives her musical ability to jimmy Blankenship. 5 Betty Ellen Long gives her outeof-town dates to .Betty Nelson. fC0ntinued on Page 4Sj Senior Class Prophecy Last night I dreamt I went to Bluefield, Va. It was very warm and the streets had that dusty look of August, and the leaves hung listless on dull trees. Women were walking about in cotton frocks and the men were hatless. There was a smell of waste-paper, orange peel, and burnt dried grass. The surroundings, as they so often do in a dream, seemed changed, and there were only a few things which were familiar to me. just outside of town, l came upon a little white, vine covered cottage, surrounded by a low picket fence with roses climbing all along the top. Being tired, I stopped at the cottage to beg a drink of water and much to my surprise the pretty housewife who answered my knock was Mrs. Brebeck, our former senior sponser. As we talked, the postman, who I recognized at Walter Devor, drove up with the afternoon mail, and included in the parcels was an announcement of the marriage of Miss Mae Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amick Morgan of War, West Virginia. How well I remember the day Iva and Amick were married back in 1942 on Christmas day. This started me wondering what had become of the rest of the class of '43 annd I imme- diately began inquiring about my former classmates. I learned that G. Bailey became the new minister at the Methodist church recently. He preaches on Sunday and drives the school bus during the week. Ernie Bertock, who was fighting in New Guinea during the war, liked it so well there that when peace came once more, he wired Wanda Smith that if she wanted to marry him she would have to live there, so Wanda boarded the next ship and hasnit been heard from since. , Pearlie Mae Barbour operates the swankiest beauty salon in Southwestern Virginia. She turned out to be the second Helena Rubenstein. Arlene Goosby was America's second Amelia Ear- hart and her fate was very much the same as Amelia's. She was last seen flying east over Falls Mills Lake. Margaret Carbaugh is teaching English at Gra- ham and among her pupils are many children of our former faculty and they are having as difficult time as we had back in '42 and '43. Joe Oblinger is the proprietor of Joe's Smoke joint, the miost noted gambling house east of the Miss- issippi River. Very often Chief of Police Gene Devor takes joe down to the town hall flor questioning by Judge james Bates. But Judge Bates, who is very sympathetic person, always decides in Joeis favor. Leta Mae Anderson and Aileen Crabtree decided to lead the Saunders twins to the altar and the result was disastrous for when it was over Leta had married Ernest, and Aileen had married Everett. It was to have been the other way around. Bill Longworth was recently made editor of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and Sunset News, and Eugene fDocJ White was made president of the Chicago House Furnishing Company. These are two of Bluelield's most prosperous business men. Eleanor fAbej Moses and Harold Mathena are residing in New York and Mr. and Mrs. and are Washington. Eleanor is a famous Powers model and Harold is a senator from Virginia. the President of Columbia Robert Gillespie is University. Among his faculty we see the names of Peggy Burton, Jo Ann Harman and Gene Gentry who are professors of Geo. Politics and also Rufus Harmon and Thelma Boswell who are teachers of Economics. Among the students of this noted University is Freeman Turley, Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. Freeman Turley of Chicago. Mrs. Turley was formerly Margaret fPerkQ Painter and Dr. Turley is now chief of Staff at City Hospital in Chicago. - Luther fFridayj Barrett is football and basket-ball coach at Notre Dame while his wife, formerly Miss Shirley Compton, remains at home and has charge of their twenty room mansion. Friday will always be remembered for his outstanding playing, especially in basketball back in '4-3. A Jacqueline Christian married a handsome doctor from Lewis Gale in Roanoke, Virginia where she was in training. All reports say she couldn't be happier. Mr. and Mrs. Earl fArtieJ Shaw are now living in Billsbuy, Virginia where Earl is in charge of a large power plant which is located there. Mrs. Shaw was Miss Nelda Carter. Louise Teague, Roberta Mize and Helen Bell have established an old ladies home for wealthy widows who haven't any relatives or any place to go. Shirley Mahood ran away with a fellow from Sarver's Garage. I will always remember the day Shirley got her new front tooth and how, for weeks later, she was annoyed by curious classmates and on- lookers who wished to view that spectacular piece of art which filled such an important place in her life. Mary Broyles and Mable Burnett are two of Blucstone's most prosperous farmerettes. Their crops consist of everything except corn, of which, they say, they get enough of on the radio. Betty Ellen Long is living in the cream of society. Her husband, Fred Kitts, is with the Metropolitan Opera Company which lately has been touring exten- sively throughout Europe. LeRoy Flowers, Clarence Hill and Ernest ,Hon- aker are partners in a Clinic called The Come to Us If You Want to Risk Your Life Hospital. They aren't doing so well and can't understand why. Bobby Smith is the governor of Virginia and Marjorie Harmon is his private secretary. I knew Marjorie wasn't learning all that shorthand for nothing. Peggy Lam-bert and Jackie Wysor are giving mar- ried life a try and so far so good, so what! Leon Gill invented a hair tonic and when he tried fConlinued on Page 45j Page 15 EE' 'ff 05 ff Yea .fn , O '53-r i aff' ' Plillll Ui THE ElHSSMj3?f't! . M-to JOHN IIODNETI' GORDON BARRETT DOROTHY PRl'I'CllET'I' jl'1AN STEPIIENS JUNIOR CLASS Ol7l9'lC1'fRS JOHN llODNl'f'l l'IC ,.,, need., ,.,.,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,... .,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , , A,,. l ' 'iiisi Put-silii-'vi' GORDON R.-XRRlC'l l', ,, l iRs'i Viciv, l'iti-,sliviivi DOR'1'llYI'Rl'I'CHIi'l l' , Srciu-'i'Altx' JEAN S'l'EPllliNS Y,,,,, , ,,,, , ,,,,,, ,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,nililil-.-hl mn JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY 'Iihe lunior Class of 1943 was organized on the 2nd dan' oi' Septetnher, 1942. NVe proudly took our place in the middle row liehind the equally' as proud Seniors .tl our iirst assem-hly and secretly wondered and hoped that we could follow in the footsteps of the -luniors ol' the past year. Wie gat otli to a good start and called our lirst meeting early in September, electing class oHicers as follows: President, Arnold Sinithg Yice President, -Ioe liurgeg Secretary, Dot Pritchettg 'l reasurer, -lean Stephens. VVe apphbinted lklrs. rklley, sponsor. VVe then continued on our way until some lwright -lunior advanced the suh-iect -if a .lunior Senior lianquet and Dance. We lvegan to remove the cohwehs from our lwrains and tried io think of ways to make money. A play was the answer and Introduced Susan, a comedy ol mistaken identities was presented on Noveinher 17 and 18. Wve then lwegan the grueling task ol' ordering our class rings and linally decided cn the standsrd ring with either hlue or red set. Our president and vice president answered the urgent call of the draft hoard and we lwegzin to think about the election of these ollicers over again. .Iohn llodnett was elected president and Gordon Barrett, vice president. lVIore money was needed for our banquet and as the phot.Jgr.iplier snapped the pictures we snapped twenty per cent of his prolit hy sponsoring the taking ol' pictures throughout the school. VVe also held a hake sale down town and the tinineial end of the hanquct was completed. The time for the banquet is drawing near and this will cliinax the activities of the slunior Class of '43. Colors- ,..c, Blue mn! Sifwr Flower-Hfzze .-lffw' IXf1ottnfJ'l1'f'fh Me ropes of me pta-1 U'f2'ff riugf Me Laffy of Mc f11lzn'c. 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W.X1.L.fXL'Ii K li R l, HY. gm 2' 1 5 E 1 E E E A z E I 3 i Q E E 1 E vm 'G' sums CQIRIFS BASKIi'I'BALL Svurn I.u'1 'ru Rn.n'r-SIIIRIIIY k'0MI l'ON, IIIil'I,.'XII IIAVICNS, IiI.I'IANOR MOSES, PEC I,ANIIIIill'I', RL l'II RROOKS, I.Ii'I','X .-XNIJICRSON. nom- RmxWDUR0'I'IIY II.-XRRIC'l I', MARC.-XRI-I'l' OSIBORNIC, FR.-XNCIQS I'L'R'I'IiIC, SAR.-XII MII LICR, ARl.I'INIi GOOSIIY. I'uuuv Rmsfl'0.Xk'II ANIJICRSON, PICGGY liL'R'l'0N, IiI,IZ.fXliI'I'1'II IIRICVVER, AILICIQN CRXIS 'I'RICIi, NI.xxAm-ug L'Al'I'Axw, IiI.I'I.'XNOR MOSICSQ fu-fA1 1AlN, PEGGY L:XMIIIiR'I'. SHIRLEY NIAIIOOIJ iAI3Sk'III in Ilzuskcthnll Pictlxrc. s , . I 1 FREEMAN TURLEY WALLACE KERLEY BOBBY SMITH, CAPTAIN LEON GILL LUTHER BARRETT HERBY LONGWORTH HAROLD M.-YH I ENA, Cu-CAPT. JIM MY BATES JOHN HODNETT PAT DENARDO 5' x X X5 X li.'XIll, SH.-KW ,IACK RICHARDSON JOHN OBLINGER JACKIE VVYSOR GORDON BARRITI I-,L l'luNI-, NV I I ITF T 'EM HARD-HARDER -me R -Q i S I 3 I I Q11- X. v-1--U--..,.,,,,,,,,, 3 mwemwxsrf rx. A l n .Q S, 5 V J' 'Z 1- rf UNK AS G-MEN AND IZISAVICR Mlfl ON THE GRAHAM COURT lxll -IIN! l!.X'I'IiS LINEN CiII.I., LH L -xx xxvwox .ya ' vox xx c ll x 1 XRllli'l'l 1-lawn Il K EUUDETT THE BETTEH CITICITCR I,I'IfXl7liRS T',IJN.X l'I.Ii5lT'XT.XN, TJOIUJTIIY AIUTTNSON, SHTRl.I,Y MUXITVI ,ami l'll,T'Q.XNOR 'NIUSRS Senior Class Will fCrmlinuzd from Page 141 Doris jones wills her timidness to Ruth Brooks. Roberta Mize wills her Shirley Temple curls to Elaine Summers. Inez Lanter gives her inexaustible tongue to Joyce Morgan. Virginia Lee Lanter wills her primping ways to Phyllis Calfee. Margaret Paynter wills her feminine ways to Veo Pruett. Louise Teague gives her date book to Anna Harrell. Nancy Wimaner wills her swimming ability to janetta Lelfler. Loraine Wimmer bequeaths her locker writing to Wanda Clark. .Iulletta Hale gives her winning smile to her sister Mary. And Peggy Lambert gives her ability of writing wills to Anne Coleman. We do hereby appoint as executor of our last will and tes'ament, Mr. T. M. Gillespie. In Witness thereof, we, the Seniors of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-three this Fourteenth day of April, One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Forty-three do set our hand and seal. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1943. WANDA SMITH MARGARET CARBAUGH BILL LONGWORTH Juviiviv BATES Ailorneyr to the alms. Wl'fNESSI -IOHN ANDERSON G-RETA W. Gi1.LENi.vATr:R Senior Class fCominueJ from Page ISI it, it took all of his hair away and just left dandruff. A fortune teller once told Nancy Reed and June Brooks that they were bound for Hollywood. Movie fans now know them as Regina Hunt and Louise Templeton. -lack Harmon is now owner of the Lee Theater which has been renamed the Palace. Clifford Compton, Wallace Kerley, and Billy Pippin are now important members of the International Peace Board and are residing at Casablanca. Phyllis Perry has gone in for art in a big way and is now designing the latest fashions in womens clothes. Her designs are known by the well dressed in all cor- ners of the world. Prophecy Frank Thompson stayed in the army at the close of the war and there are rumors that he will receive the rank of a general soon. -Iulletta Hale and Nancy Harvey joined the WAVES soon after graduation and are now high rank- ing ofiicers in this organization. They are stationed in China helping the army in its peace time job of world relationships. I hear that Doris jones is teaching school at a high school in Kansas and that Virginia and Inez Lanter married sailors and now live on the west coast. My dream ends and I awaken-its April, 1943 and we are still seniors. What does the future hold? Time only will tell. Jane Holsopple. ' PR ,' - Jxblkx, -'L nge- .. Iwi 5 ' 'I xv ox 'l - g.. ex + . 15. . ui 1 V li - flu 2 'Q Eg! : Y 9 ' - 3' ,Af N Q ,jf -we -IQ, I I I X i if 25 25.497 .XLS Ti 4' Page 45 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS The concerns whose advertisements appear on the following pages have cooperated with us in making the 1943 GRAHAM possible. Please show your appreciation by patronizing them whenever possible. To these firms we extend our appreciation for their generous support. We thank you. O THE BUSINESS STAFF A FULL PAGE OF APPRECIATION FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE OF GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES GRAHAM-MCLAIN GRADUATES HOLD GOOD POSITIONS STUDENTS AND BUSINESS MEN S A Y - IF YOU WANT TO LEARN AND GET A GOOD LOCAL POSITION 'GO TO MGLAINS MCLAINS BUSINESS COLLEGE fThe Exclusive Business Schooll THOMAS E. MCLAIN Res. Phone President Off. Phone 2870 4842 BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA A A C ENROLLMENTS 5 YEARS, 1938-1943 C c Beaver . . . A c Graham .... .. 1- Tazewell . . It e d Princeton . . . ..-Q-...A 10011 Pays d ' Pocahontas . . l. . 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KRESGE COMPANY 5-10-Z5c STORE 300 Federal Street Sc to 131.00 STORE DR. A. J. MARTIN OPTOMETRIST BLUEFIELD 411-412 Coal Sz Coke Bldg. Phone 3205 WELCH First National Bank Bldg. BLUEFIELD. WEST VA. UU .. FU S I D' 2 , S , U 5- 5 F' E E In 'IQ ,Q 2. cn N3QQvfvx.Lz:1E-2305 'TJ S SU C, S Zn O S F' Z P1 l '1 I-U 'Tl V' t-1 gd FQ OH S S 3715 Hs W z ffl.. E cn 3 ' O Q COMPLIMENTS H A VV L E Y ' S OF THE BEST FOR THE LEAST KEYS PLANING 0 MILL CO. Next to Post oifice Phone 4681 Q BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA BLUEFIELD, -1- WEST VIRGINIA I 49 DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. Drink a Bite to Eat QDR. PEPPERQ At 10, 2, and 4- PHONE 4870 BLUEFIELD, VA. COMPLIMEN TS O SEYLER LUMBER COMPANY O BLUEFIELD, VA. CQMPLIMENTS BLUEFIELD OF HARDWARE Co Q O W H 0 L E s A L E RA LEE HARDWARE MILL - MINE - ELECTRICAL Sc to 355.00 STORE And PLUMBING SUPPLIES O O 609 Virginia Ave. Phone 2200 BLUEFIELD, VA. BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA THE BETTER DRUG STORES GOODYKOON TZ DRUG STORES The REXALL Stores BLUEFIELD, -:- WEST VIRGINIA FOR WEDDING PRESENTS, BRIDGE PRIZES, CHINA, GLASS, SILVER Visit The GIFT DEPARTMENT At BLUEFIELD FURNITURE COMPANY BLUEFIELD, -:- WEST VIRGINIA MICK OR MACK CASH TALKS O No. 1 Bradmann Bldg. I BLUEFIELD, -:- WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF AM E R I CAN OPTICAL CO. O BLUEFIELD, -:- WEST VIRGINIA JESS H. FRANKLIN TAILO R AND DRY CLEANING Phones 104-105 Federal St. BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA TWO MORE FOR DINNER? Pour Some Water In The Soup It's an easy solution-just dilute the soup with water--and there's plenty for everyone. But it isn't good soup. It's not any credit to the cook, and it's no compliment to the guests. The quality of S'HAMAN'S Men's and Stu- dents Clothing could be diluted too. But through the years you have learned to expect the best in quality for SHAMAN'S. We will do everything possible to maintain that faith by continuing 'to bring you the finest QUALITY MERCHANDISE OBTAINABLE SHAMAN'S A Complete Young Men's Shop 406 Princeton Ave. BLUEFIELD, W. VA. Pug S1 DRINK TASTE TEST WINNER , Il' , I -Q I ,- J non const vo gyms! 10W CROWN I fm ' A I Haw 2 fun- glasses Ft X , - A 4 Best By Taste Test NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY BLUEFIELD, VA. NEW GRAHAM PHARMACY Phone 9200 VIRGINIA PHARMACY Phone 9202 THE REXALL STORES BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA K R0 GER S COMPLIMENTS IIRQCERY dc BAKING Co. OF ' I WE DELIVER ON SATURDAY I MAID INC. Phone 4950 I 41 Virginia Ave. BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA BLUEFIELD, W. VA. COMPLIMENTS OF IMPERIAL THE CREAM OF ALL ICE CREAM3 PHON:4705 CREAM Co. , BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA BLUEFIELD, VA. B E T T Y L E E B A N K S H O E S O F GOLD CROSS SHOES G R A H A M I FOR WoMEN , RED GOOSE SHOES PHONE 4623 FOR CHILDREN 5595511 Blugigld, -:- W, Va, LUEFIELD, -ff29.'-QQQRIGINIA BARN ETT- GEORGIA BRUMFIELD LUMBER CO. GARAGE . . A Good Company Expert Rcpalr SCIVICCD To DO Business With Since 1898 BLUEFIELD, VA. Phone 4720 P 3 LUEFIELD, W. VA. THE CHICAGO HOUSE FURNISHING CO. Since 1890 COME IN AND SEE OUR ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE DISPLAY BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS ANDREW CROWELL BLUEFIELID, W. VA. . P E T D A I R Y P R 0 D U C T S BLUEFIELD COLLEGE J nior Colle 'e in Vir inia C O M P A N Y u g g Save money. Take the first two years of your college course here. Then, enter the junior year of a ' Senior College S150 Pays Tuition and Fees for a Year's Work in . Arts, Science, Pre-Med, Pre-Law, Engineering, Business Administration or Secretarial for Day Students. uhcalll1 load BLUEFIELD, VA. For Catalogue Address BLUEFIELD COLLEGE ' P. O. Bluefield, Virginia Telegraph Bluefield, W. Va. 4 COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY W A R D O 320 Federal St. O BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA PLATNICK BROS Clncorporatedj 'IRON AND STEEL SCRAP, METALS, ETC. 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