Wingate University - Gate Yearbook (Wingate, NC)

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' .x,.- 1 ' 5, ,., f?!?S'6 Jak, 'M l4 pg,,f AL., 4Mf'fZ2 'L'f' .TZ zwzcymf-4'-4f7': 'Q MJWJ7 6'-a,,,, if-nf-.e 79? 2 dig ' ww-,flaw ?f '? 4'o XM7 I Z 5 2.9 , '44-ljlwf ' . Wd! Ldczf-Mgdfj 7977 M A Aff! wwf 95054-, 0 1 , .V -'714m' l ' Mm VOLUME VIII Published by the SENIOR CLASS OF WINCATE JUNIOR COLLEGE Wingate, North Carolina ff? fJfs.I Q II P IKJQ If I 4' xx 1 ik' CARLYLE MORRIS .... ----.-- --'---Editor JACJIK KIMBRELL --- --.---Business Manager FOREWORD HEN WE think of sports we think of a game: a game being a single contest which lasts until a definite limit is reached. Being typical of all games, and since it is our chief sport here at Wingate, we, the Gate staff, have chosen the basketball theme to be carried out in our book. By the way of correlative thinking, we would like to call your attention to two games that have been played in which we have taken part: Fifty years ago Wingate Junior College began a career which may be likened to a game. The first half has been reached in that 1946 marks the Golden Anniversary of our Alma Mater. Fifty golden years of service have been devoted to the physical, mental and spiritu.al development of young men and women who go out to occupy cherished places in the world of tomorrow. Our heads are reverently bowed and a silent prayer escapes our lips in the hope that the coming years will reveal even more progressiveness and greater marks of service. We pay tribute to you, Wingate Junior College, on this happy occasion. The second game, if it be referred to as such, is the record of each individual student while at Wingate. For some the last quarter is being playedg for some the second quarter. Have we won? Even though we carry no trophies from the field or have no laurels placed uponfour brow, we have not lost if we have put our all into the contest and have played fairly and squarely the part that was ours. It is the sincere hope of the entire staff that this book will serve as an impetus to your reminiscence of your days spent at Wingate. . 8 MR. and MRS. J. B. SPITTLE, SR. DEDICATIUN For your trueness to Wingate: your loyalty to the highest ideals of life which binds us all in fellofzoshigx and for your contribution to our happiness through your 'many clots of kindness, We salute you, MR. and MRS. J. B. SPITTLE, SR. THE ALMA MATER In the land of Carolina Far and wide her sons and daughters 'Neath the sky so blue, Bear the gold and blue, Stands our noble Alma Mater ' Proudly rally 'round her banner, Glorious to view. . Hail! Wingate! to you! Chorus Lift the chorus, speed it onward, Loud the praise relate, Hail to thee, ou'r Alma Mater Hail! all hail! Wingate! , , , ,J Administration f.'f'5X 73-s x W ' ,,Xx! If X M. lm, xiii Administration fl Xsgi C- sf.,F,irHS 616- ' English A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT WINGATE SCHOOL was authorized by the Union Baptist Association at its fall session in 1895. It opened its doors for students in the fall of 1896, and the charter was granted in 1897. The school was operated in connection with the county school system until 19173 although, the property was owned and controlled by the Baptists. From 1917 until 1923, the school was carried on by the Union, Mecklen- burg-Cabarrus and Pee Dee Associations. Later, the Stanly, Anson, and Montgomery Associations in North Carolina and the Chesterfield in South Carolina became affiliated. In 1923, Wingate School became a Junior College and the North Carolina Baptist Convention assumed ownership and control. In 1930, the property was turned back to the original owners and has been operated by them ever since. At present, the Baptist State Convention contributes to current support. The College attempts to serve all who are interested in an education but is especially interested in young people whose means are limited if they have ability and ambition. Its first objective is to thoroughly prepare students who transfer to Senoir Colleges and Universities. This object is being reached every year. The second objective is to serve young people who plan to go out into the walks of life immediately upon Junior College graduation. The Christian atmosphere prevades on the campus and shows itself later in the attitudes and accomplishments of its students. In the fall of this year, the 50th anniversary will be held and a program is now under way to have several buildings under construction by that time. The following buildings make up the plan: Library, Boys' Dormitory, Girls' Dormitory, Dining Room, and Infirmary. Wingate Junior College faces the future with hope and determination and plans to continue its splendid record for the service of humanity. Facult CAROLYN CALDWELL B.s., M.A. Social Science 5 olig ANAND FRIENI3 When we think of all the countless things you've done for us, as a student body and as a person individually, it behooves us to take this form of expressing our sin- cere appreciation. The Way by which you have guided us toward the finer things of life is unex- celled. As Dean of Administration, permit us to commend you on a job well-done. Aside from flowery phrases and other modes of expression, allow us, in simple words, to say Thank you. A. F. HENDRICKS ns., M.s., M.R.E. Mathematics, Religious Education f W. ROMMIE PIERCE B.A., B.M. English f FRED SANDUSKY AB., T.H.M. Bible and Education M Bursar Commerce H5 friwfl fm QR' t if MO ELLE B. WATTS X B.S., M.A Natural Sciences, Mathe- matics, Physical Education 'Tv HELEN COWSERT Modern Languages and Librarian 'fu fs--V-QQ,- Rfb 5 v LJ NA- g s, WU? fi? fr QQMXGQSU P NXNX1 2 8 if 831 ,sy Q ww wjyx y,LS Zig DINA DOMINGUEZ WGN QW JEAN CARNES 4 1 -'N Ulf 'XJ1 VIRGINIA MCQUEEN GRACE YOW jSecr,etary to President - Liggtmifap ' -f2 f-'Lf A MRS. J. B. SPI'I'I'LE Nurse Dietitian kv K Q , X 4 .sa A 9 J. B. SPITTLE Superintendent of Grounds Wage ' f DR. W. A. ORMAND College Physician ,-ii git! ROBERTA LOVELACE B.S., M.S. On leave of absence for the years 1944-45, 1945-46 , 1 fr,-1153 f. W 9 fxfc 2 SUP M Q REV. DAVID K. SHELTON College Pastor f MR. L. P. BECK Alumni Secretary and Field Representative Classes fb-151 ,, w P 'x 1 ' xff N X G., fi, 'Xa Wi Senior Class 'OFFICERS EUNICE VAUGHT , -M --,-,,AgPresident JULIAN HOLBROOK . A Vice-Presiflent CHARLOTTE DOAK . Sec1 'cta,1'y-T1 'cfLsu1'e1' LULA COVINGTON Best All-Round Girl A. B. BUMGARNER Best All-Round Boy I ,I uf' A l l SARAH LONG ALEXANDER pfff Stony Point, N. C. I Generally speaking, a woman is- qenerally speaking XIQCNPII I.41t.o1'u1'y Society 1-23.G1vc Club 1-25 Svxlvl. 1-23 T' -142: Mixnd Qunx't.c-t- 1-23 Coumu-rcinl Club 1-25 B. '1'. K Af ff . 1: Ya A. 1-23 C11nv1'lua1dvr 1: '1'1'ium:lc Stuff 2. - 1 MARY CATHERINE AUSTIN Kannapolis, N. C. My heart is whole, my hand is free, Run along, little worries, don't bother me. McNeil Lil,0x'u1'y Society 1-2, Glu' Club 1-23 Svxlvtilc 1-2: Sucrctury F'l'0Nhl1l11ll Cluss 12 Cl11'l'1'll'1l,fll'l' 1-23 Mixed Qunrlut. 1-2. f MARY ROBERTA AUSTIN Wingate, N. C. 'A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. L1l.m-rury Souivly 1-23 Art. Club 1: Y. W. A. 1-2. I MuNvil DOROTHY MADALINE AVANT Kannapolis, N. C. Her quietness does not make her less important. ML'Nvll Ii'. 1'u1'y Society 1-23 Masque und Wig Club 1-21 B. S. U. Councll 2: B. T. U. 1-2, Y. W. A. 1-2. f JOHN RAY BRASWELL, JR. Wingate, N. C. Who gained no enemies, and lost no friends. I'lliloeaoph1uu LlL0m1'y Soclvtly 1-2. OLIVE ALEXANDRIA BROOKS Midland, N. C. Her cheerful smile matches her heart. O'IIunry Iiiorrlry Society 1-23 Mnsquc und Wig Club 1-2: Y. W. A. 1-25 Busluwbull 2. N -13 . , - le.: -. 1-, . I 4- 4 A. B. BUMGARNER Kannapolis, N. C. Our first and best. Philosolmlxlnn Literm'y Soelety 1-2-35 Volunteer Bxtnd 11 Ministerial Bnnd 1-2-Il: Student Council 2, President. ERNEST BOOKHARDT CARNES Monroe, N. C. Quiet in appearance, with motives unlcnownf' Gladstone Ltte1'an'y Soelety 15 Philosophlun Llterury So- elety 23 Glee Cl h lg Student Council 1. ' N E. CARTER Q l Lowell, N. C. Then give to the world the best that you have, And the best will come back to you. Glztrlstonl- Literltry Society 1: l'l1ilosonhlun Literary So- elely 23 Mlnisterlztl Blind 1-21 Elected President of Student Council 13 Veterans' Club 25 B. S. U. Counell 1, President lg Triangle 1. MARGARET C. CASTON Pageland, S. C. A real sport, always unselfish, and kind. , O'Henry Llternry Society 1-25 Y. W. A, 1-2: Home Eco- nomies Club 1-21 Art Clup .15 B, Tk U. 11 Basketball 1-2. :iff -V 4 ., f :A 1 'WSJ , .1 ff .,ff ,I f' A '- 'Jr' H ' ,-', 'ff gl Q- -' . Q I ' ' . f 'wkuinfnmr CPIANEY .Q ,f ' , Monroe, N. C. Her modest ntanner and gracefullair, Show her wise and good-afshe is fair. O'Henry Literary Society 1-23 Triangle 1, Editor 23 Student Council, Viee-President: B, S. C. Council 2. HELEN VIRGINIA COOKE Malden, N. C. A good disposition is more valuable than gold. McNeil Lltemry Society 1-2, President 1-23 B. S. U. Council 25 Student Council 25 B. T. U. l-25 W. K. Club 13 Volunteer Bond 13 Gztte Stuff 2: Y. W. A. 1-2, President 2. 4.. l irq- -WIT 72-5 , ll WAYNE SLATON ' Iwi MARY CATHERINE AUSTIN Ar' tm MARGARET CASTON Best Girl Athlete Q I -4 VXQ.. .1 ,, - 1 K x,,fL Q 4 ff .r,.,1,l4.,--H4 A Y X .., . 4 f.- 4.11. Al .4 l 1 ,fl x f 1' 7 X , .,, - Anim . 0--g 1 Lg ' My-w.. C ., .v in 'rm-C Her ready wit, her cheerful smile 1 Make her welcome all the while. McNeil Literary Society 1-2, President 1: W. K. Club 1: Y. W. A. 1-2. Secretary 13 B. T. U. 1-21 B. S. U. 1-2. President 2: Student Council 2. Secretary 23 Volunteer Band 1: Glee Club 2. JOHN ANDREW COX, JR. Thomasville, N. C. To play the game for all that'sI iii it. To play the game and play to win it. lllxilosopnlun Literary Society 1-2: Basketbull 1-2. Cu- Cnptuln 23 Busebull 1-2: Veterun:a' Club 25 MlDlltll!l'llI11 1-23 Trlnngle Stuff 1. rf f CHARLOTTE LEE DOAK Durham, N. C. L'To make the world a friendly place. One must show a friendly face. McNeil Lltcrury Society, Secrctury 1-2: Masque and Wil! Glub 1-2, Secretary 1, Vice-President. 23 Connnerelul Club 1-2: Volunteer Band 13 W. K. Club 2: Art Club 1: B. T. U. 1-2: B. S. U. Council 2: Secretury-Treusurel' Sophomore Class 23 Gute Stuff 1-2, Sevret.ury 2. MERCEDES FERREIRA Havana, Cuba Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. O'Henry Llterury Soeiety 1-2-32 Connnerciul Club 1-2-3. f W. T. FURR Kannapolis, N. C. Good will is the mightiest practical force in the Universe. Phllosophlun Lltornry Society 1-2-3: Ministerlul Bond 1-2-3: Volunteer Band 1-2. BILLY M. GORDON Wingate, N. C. Men are but children of a larger growth. Gladstone Llternry Society l-23 Vulunleer Ruud 1: Ministerial Bnnd 1-2. N -In LULA COVINGTON ' N. C. ,f I s Friendliest Boy 4--- EUNICE VAUGHT Friendliest Girl M is ,M MAGGIE VICTORIA GRAINGER Aynor, S. C. Be silent and safe---silence never betrays you. Spartanburg Jr. College 1, Frlendshlp Clrcle 13 B. S. U. 1, S. C. A. 1: Burgers Lite1':u'y Society lg McNeil Llt- erary Society 21 Y. W. A. 2: B. T. U. 2. WILLIE ELLAR GRAINGER Aynor, S. C. Speech is silverg Silence is gold. Spartanburg Jr. College 1: S. C. A. 11 B. S. U. 1, Friendship Circle 13 Burgess Lnerury Soclety 13 Y. W. A. 2, B. T. U. 2g McNeil Liternry Society 23 W. K. Club 2. f JAMES C. GWALTNEY Kannapolis, N. C. As fine a fellow as you can find on any summer day. Gladstone Llterury Society 1-2-31 Mlnlstcrlnl Band 1-2, Buslcetball 2, Coach. EVELYN EMILY HANCOCK Mt. Croghan, S. C., Just the art of being kind is all this sad world needsf' McNeil Literary sqclely 1-23 Bus bull 13 W. K. Club 1, Secretnryg Y. W. A. 1-2. - , J' X---CR L tj xqll I I f ' l--. - JULIAN HARVEY HOLBROOK, JR.' Charlotte, N. C. I'll find a way, or make it! Gladstone Soelm-ty 1-2, Vlee-Presldent 23 Triangle Stuff 21 Basketball Munuger 2: Vice-President Sophomore Cluss. RUTH VIRGINIA JOHNSON Hartsville,S.C. N, . A willing uaorlcerg need more be said? McNeil Llterury Society 1-23 Y. W. A. 2: B. T. U. 25 B. S. U. Councll 25 Art Club 15 Internntlonul Relutlons Club 1. , 6.. I' ' 'K .g.,x,g, X r 'N f -a-r.f.,.af.1f 7'fff-f ' '. ' +5 341 , f' I '-- J.. V, , mfif 5, -gi 4 4'Q'.f, .,bf,,,4 I - '-ff, :f.AfGnf' ,IACZD . - , .,,Q7a.,s.,4.1' Jifzf-L-7.g,f , 4,.J2.1,,..,,f . f.LAJ.f-gill! -J,L2x,L.4.2 . ...L 111-I--f--20. DM-W.: eww- - ,' .0 f-A-0 W I 2,030 --' , WA M7 Jl......lAq 6,,,!,-42ZAm WMMAQ mer., CARLYLE MORRIS Most Versatile Boy CHARLOTTE DOAK Most Versatile Girl --r JACK EZZELLE KIMBRELL Waxhaw, N. C. I take life easy, and take no regrets. Gladstone Literary Society 1-2: Glee Club 1-2: W. K. Club 1-2, President 23 Masque and Wig Club 1-23 Art Club 1. Presldentg B. S. U. Council 23 B. T. U. 'l-2, Director 23 Gate Staff, Associate Editor 1, Business Manager 2. MARVIN LEROY LITTLE Oakboro, N, C. The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and this pleasure my business. Wake Forest College 11 Gladstone Literary Society 2: Gate Staff 25 W. K. Club 2. f ROY M. LOVE Wingate, N. C. Lifes but a span, I'Zl enjoy every minute of it. Gladstone Literary Society 1-23 Basketball 1-21 Base- ball 2. ALMA JEAN MATHIS Cycle, N. C. Opportunity comes to all who work and wish. O'Heury Literary Society 1-23 W. K. Club 1-2g Y. W. A. 1-2: B. T. U. 1-2. f LESLIE CARLYLE MORRIS Monroe, N. C. Ambition is the growth of every climef' Gladstone Literary Society 1-2-31 Glee Club 1-2-3: Quar- tet 2-35 Masque and Wig Club 1-2-3, President 33 Delta Psi Omega 33 W. K. Club 2-3: Greater B. S. U. Council 1: B. S. U. Council 23 B. T. U. 1-2-3, Vice-President 1, President 23 Gate Staff 2-3, Business Manager 2, Editor 33 Triangle Staff 13 Vlce-President High School Class: Vlce-President Freshman Class 2. OLLIE BESSIE PIERCY Lenoir, N. C. ' The girl who wins is the girl who worksf' MeNell Literary Society 1-2-35 Glen' Club 2-33 Volunteer Band 1: Y. W. A. 1-2-3: B. S. U. Council 1-2-33 Student Counrll 1: B. T. U. 1-2-35 W. K. Club 2-IL , 17 JL-...L 1-,u...., d N-.xdI..'L N -l....l,,,,,,W . 3 .G-3 Lua L91-lux, , U..l.b.s - mfs- 121-I ZX 'Y' X l , p NXT JULIAN Most f 'W' xiii. 4-.J-f 3V Q fl RUTH MILLER READLING 3 Concord, N. C. Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. McNeil Llternry Soclety 1-2, Secretary 1, Trensurer 23 Mosque and Wig Club 1-2, Secretory 23 Commercial Club 23 W. K. Club 2. l CARLOS JUAN ROMERO 4 'dj J New York, N. Y. ri 3, if Bring me men to match my mountain . Z' ' Gladstone Llterury Soelr-ty 1-2-3: Commercial u 1-2U Art Club 23 President Freshmen Clnss 23 Studcn ouncll ' 2: Cheerleader . 2 Qi, f .f ly fl 1 'I f 'jul ff JASON DOUGLAS Ross fj 33 f, Concord, N. C. 'V fll +7 2 He loves his fellow creatures. Y Philosonhinn Llternry Society 1-21 President of Fl'0v lh- num Cluss 13 Student Council 1: Glcc Club 1-21 Qunrtct 1-2: Oct:-tte 13 Assistant Clnss Editor of The Gate 13 Mosque nnd Wig Club 1-23 Veterans' Club 2. WAYNE ALONZO SLATON Rock Hill, N. C. He that is too busy for God is too busy. Gladstone Literary Society 1-2-33 Glee Club 1-2-3: Quar- tet 2-33 B. T. U. 1-2-33 Student Council 13 President of High School Clnss3 B. S. U. 1-2-33 Mlnlsterlul Bu 1-2-3: Mosque und Wig Club '1-2. f WW! MILDRED' OLIENE SPITTLE Monroe, N. C. It does not pay to worryg the world looks better from behind a smile. McNcll Llterury Society 1-2, President 23 B. S. U. Council 23 Student Council 23 Y, W. A. 1-23 Mosque and Wig Club 1-23 B. T. U. 1-2. BETTY LYLE TERRY Pageland, S. C. Of manners gentle, of ayjections mild. McNell Lltcrury Society 1-2, Secretary 1, Vice-President 23 Commerclnl Club 1-2: Masque und Wig Club 1-23 Triangle Stuff 23 Y. W. A. 13 B. T. U. 1. 415 1' fu... ff. ,. y f-, ll 9 fxfm I f 4' .la ERNEST CARNES Most Studious B011 OLLIE PIERCY Most Studious Girl -r .vvv . HASKELL HAMILTON TRULL Wingate, N. C. Life is very short, and very uncertain: Let us spend it as well as we can. 3 Philosophiun Literary Society 1-2. EUNICE LINA VAUGHT Loris, S. C. Unselfish, lcindhearted, true, Qi, The same now and forever. f- MdNcil Literary Society 1-2, President. 23 Mosque und I g Club l-2: B. T. U. 1-23 Student. Connell, President. . phomorc Cluss 2: W. K. Club 23 Triangle 1. xll I X i XJ DORIS BERNICE WILLIAMS Maiden, N. C. Women like not only to conquer, but to be conquered. McNeil Liternry Society 1-21 Y. W. A. 1-23 W. K. Club 1-23 Art Club 1. LEWIS WILSON WILLIAMS Wingate, N. C. Of all the heavenly gifts that Mortal men commend, What trusty treasure in the world Can conntervail a friend? Pliilosopliiini Literary Society 1-23 Mlnisterinl Bund 1-2, President 1. J. RAY MARSH WILLIAMS Monroe, N. C. - Never worryg live in today's sunshine. Phllosophlnn Lite1'm'y Society 1-23 Gnte Stuff 2. ANDREW J . WOLFE Lancast er, S. C. Look not thou down but up. 13 Volunteer Bend 1, President 1, Vice-Pre. ent. 1. . L Plmilosophinn Liternry Society 1-2, Vice-President 1-2. Secretxtry 1-2: Ministcrinl Bnnd, President 1-2: B. S. U. Iyvttf' A ALLL gf-4-c'P'J-1+1,b jd-L .jr I ,1 Q -A rv 1 , A if ' Aida 1,0 ,b fl , W WL 61 7111 M JLIVWIJJZ Hfwgdfa ,, KQZLL LZJPJX ' 1 f Cf - 'L 1 ip f Z .Ak L aff L, ns- Um Freshman Class GFFICERS ' WILLIAM SUMMERS ....ss.... .M .s..... -.-----P1'esident HAROLD CALLOWAY ss.. ........ V ice-President MILDRED SMALL -.---L ..... -Secretary-Treasurer I . ' 4-fl s 'B 31, 9. , 1 I' ' 'x , ,- f ,, I ww 9 Av If gf 'Z I fxlv iq! J . 1 JO if .I 1, . N ' 5' .C .A Gyplyvpfvfxgw day' '- Mints., EDITH ELIZABETH ALLEN Marshville, N. C. ISLA MAE ANDERSON Aynor, S. C. MILLS MONROE BARBER Sanford, N. C. ROBERT F. BEACHUM Wadesboro, N. C. EDITH BIVENS Wingate, N. C. PHILIP SIDNEY BOONE Seagcrove, N. C. MARTHA FRANCES BROOKS Wingate, N. C. 1 WILLIE FAIRE BROOKS Wingate, N. C. WAYNE WILSON BROOME Wingate, N. C. JAMES THOMAS BROWNE Hartsville, S. C. MINNIE ROSALIE BURCH Ruby, S. C. MARIANNA CALDWELL Charlotte, N. C. HAROLD CLAY CALLOWAY Concord, N. C. FRANCES NADINE CARSON Concord, N. C. 4:4 www' Q74 -N X ,Q SM ya WZ, ,f yi -22 s IJ, . J LIL! kr A I 1 D ' ,efWvAwfwLL. L - v . 1 - 1' ' w, . g ,. 17311540.66 . ' A 'J-f 'ITT' ' - .. V+ f - rv . 'lil 79.4-u 4-4. 'JY' -fa HT. if-L 'U fi 'Y RY '5 T ANNIE RUTH CASTLEBURY Apex, N. C. WILLIAM CONN, JR. Gastoniim, N. C. CLARA RUTH DAVIS Kannapolis, N. C. LOLA EVELYN DAVIS Troy, N. C. RUTH MAZELLA DISMUKES Troy, N. C. BYLANLEEN EDWARDS Huntersville, N. C. JOHNNIE DEAN ELLINGTON Charlotte, N. C. XI. YJ -M ,XX 'X x Sxxi Q' XX MI? ,L N QR CARROLL COLUMBUS FAILE Centenary, S. C. BETTY RUTH FAULKNER Polkton, N. C. JAMES ALTON FITZGERALD Waxhaw, N. C. BOBBY WILTON FUNDERBURK Pageland, S. C. LEWIS FRANK FUNDERBURK Ruby, S. C. SARAH LOUISE GLENN China Grove, N. C. HOWELL GREEN, JR. Stony Fork, N. C. VW, V. 9 ' . 1, :J Anuh aj, W1 M' WMM' L 'ff' f l gt! .J M '-.fr Q MARTHA MARGARETTE G Marshville, N. C. JUNIUS S. GRIMES, III Charlotte, N. C. MARY JANE HARRINGTON Polkton, N. C. RALPH KLUZT HARRIS Maiden, N. C. JAMES H. HART Wadesboro, N. C. MRS. FLOYD HELMS Wingate, N. C. JANE AUSTIN HELMS Wingate, N. C. JOE CALVIN HELMS Marshville, N. C. MELVIN BRUCE HEWITT Maiden, N. C. WINFORD ODELL HOGAN Norman, N. C. CHARLIE F. HOVIS Maiden, N. C. OPHELIA .LANE HUCKS Conway, S. C. RENA MAE HUNT Matthews, N. C. ROBERT CONLEY JAMES Kannapolis, N. C. S l 41 -4 1-0-'Y -9 RUBY VIRGINIA KERR Kannapolis, N. C. JOHN CALHOUN LAMPLEY Wadesboro, N. C. JACK NELSON LANEY Maiden, N. C. MARY EUNICE LETT Jonesboro, N. C. WALTER CURTIS MANGUM, JR. Wadesboro, N. C. KENNETH R. MOORE Charlotte, N. c. JOE MORGAN Peachland, N. C. THERINE A. NORTHCUTT McFar1an, N. C. ETHEL JEANETTE MORGAN Mon1'oe, N. C. MARY ELIZABETH PAUL Loris, S. C. SARAH KATHERINE PERRY Wingate, N. C. RAUL SIMON PLANAS Antilla, Cuba VANN DUNCAN PRESSON Indian Trail, N. C. ERNESTINE PROSSER Effingham, S. C. YW 1 iffy' f2?f.?f GR' nw. YQ ETHELYNE PROSSER Effingham, S. C. MYRTLE LOUISE PURVIS Tlmmonsville, S. C. WILLIAM FLOYD PURVIS Oakboro, N. C. HENRY ROSS RANDALL Charlotte, N. C. ROBERT EMORY REDFEARN Chesterfield, S. C. BOBBY HAROLD RICHARDS Charlotte, N. C. BILLY NOLAN RITCHIE Kannapolis, N. C. ETHEL LORENE ROSS Fort Mill, s. C. DORIS LISK RUSSELL Norwood, N. C. WILLIAM EDGER SEASE, JR. Portsmouth, Va. CHARLES JAMES SELLERS, JR. Chesterfield, s.. c. REBECCA LOUISE SIMPSON Concord, N. C. MILDRED MABEL SMALL Monroe, N. C. NORMAN RAY SMITH Norfolk, Va. A' ...Z xgij' Nu fjffif IW If- d-,,--- 3 Yi 1 7 sd THOMAS C. SMITH WALLACE E. THOMPSON Charlotte, N. C. Lancaster, S. C. MARTHA ERLENE SPAINHOUR MICHAEL WARREN THURMAN Broadwhy, N. C. Ruby, S, C. ADA MARJORIE STEGALL l LOBELIA CARNES TYSON Wingate, N. C. Monroe, N. C. KATHRYN STATON AMANDA LUCILLE VAUGHT Monroe, N. C. Loris, S. C. WM. FRANKLIN SUMMERS, JR. ANNA LEE WADDELL Cordova, N. C. Wadesboro, N. C. MARY LOUISE THOMAS LULA GRAY YATES Sanford, N. C. Morrisville, N. C. 04.2. ---1.--Q.. fgabhjg K WW 1 x 1 'Q 1559? WV ff Af- ,K X . .1 ff F jg! Miva Nj f'-Wffpx 1 MK 7?Q VW I . All ' I, W 1, F High School Class OFFICERS W. R. MOOREHEAD .... M ....... ..... P10927 nt TOMMY GALES ...........,m.5A .M Vzce P0 ment TUCK BEACHUM .- ,M.. Secletam T1 aszn'e1 ' I 27 .4 1 gX?NJ ' Jxfv' I fQtQ4sfiI5i4?yl X JOJO KKXX f --15 ,, U I 9 IXJQ M fl. I 1 6 ' 'Z 1 gl ' Q16 Kg M' ' xi PABLO ALFREDO JAMES NELSON BIRKITT O. GEN COLEMAN 7 45,1 Camaguey, Cuba Charlotte, N. C. Wades oro, N. C. 6 ' , -o JIMMY L E NETTE JOSE BRENE WILLIAM DAV C O E E AR Mataugas, Cuba. ID W ' Dillon, S. C. Greenwood, S. C. ZF- WILLIAM GEORGE BROOME MANUEL BARNET Foft Mill, S- C- .JOSE R. DAMERA Cardenas, Cuba DIANNA SUNSHENEE CARTER Cardenas, Cuba Greensboro, N. C. THOMAS J. BEACHUM MARVIN BUFORD DEFORE Wadesboro, N' C- DORIS JEAN CHRISTENBURY Ellijay, Ga. Charlotte, N. C. CAREY LINWOOD BELL, JR. IDA LILLIAN CLARK JOHN ESPY DISHMON Durham, N. C. Greensboro, N . C. f China Grove, N. C. A 'J ll X. v J, . NIV' 1 'J' 1 X, I I' , 1 Chesterfield, S. C. RICHARD H. ELLIS Wadesboro, N. C. BRAINERD R. EMBREE Newell, N. C. ROBERT LEE ERVIN Concord, N. C. FRANCISCO J. FERNANDEZ Antilla, Cuba PERRY DOUGLAS ZOLA L. FERRELL Fort Mill, S. C. LEALON ROBERT FRANKLIN Rockingham, N. C. MELVIN THOMAS GALES Kannapolis, N. C. NORMAN MILES GIBBS Gastonia, N. C. LUIS E. GOMEZ Chicho Valdis, Cuba RAFAEL GONZALEZ Baracoa, Cuba 1 w -. f.- lv P mfs HARRIE ALLEN GOODSON Lincolnton, N. C. MARGOT I. GRIMES Charlotte, N. C. MANUEL HARTMAN Perseverancia, Cuba, JOHN LEWIS HEAD Charlotte, N. C. FLOYD HELMS Wingate, N. C. N J -30- Mjifft f .J P v I' , fx ,-4, , lu fkfi H. B. HIATT, JR. Charlotte, N. C. PAUL HIATT Charlotte, N. C. JAMES W. HOLLINGSWORTH Ellerbe, N. C. OREN HONEYCUTT Indian Trail, N. C. EDGAR ALLEN HUNTER Ironton, Ohio r rf, M? 'I I X-d' . I Val ,rf 1 I 'J lu avi 'J 'rv 'V MANUEL IGLESIAS . Cardena, Cuba CLARENCE G. JENKINS Wingate, N. C. MILDRED JOHNSON Hartsville, S. C. DEWEY W. KERR Durham, N. C. EUGENE KNIGHT Polkton, N. C. ROBERT M. LAMPLEY Wadesboro, N. C. ...Q 055-E., qw lr xQ 6. l,,2 I V N., and J' W9 as lv - 1 ROBERSPIERRE sAoo 7 Oriente, Cuba 5 M. W. LUNDY . ' ' , Monroe, N. C. X, X? S Q 1 . HARVEY MATHESON 5 ' Wadesboro, N. C. E . ROBERT BOYCE McCA P I Charlotte, N. C. ' X W 1 FRANCES MCDOWELL X., To Henderson, N. C. KX r sa gill P 57' KO' is noun ack 14, Al 0 UI M. S. McLAIN ALTER Kannapolis, N. C. Concord, N. C. WALLACE MORRIS JAMES M. MCQUAGE Monroe N C Monroe, N. C. ' ' ' HOWARD E. MULLINIX, JR. ROBERT CALVIN MELTON ROHM Bay- Md- Rockingham, N. C. MARGARET ANNE MULLIS W Charlotte, N. C. LIAM . :Fon C MEMORY EBB GORDON MYERS roe, N. C. Q Charlotte, N. C. JEAN WILLARD MILES VIRGIL LASKEY NEWSOME Concord, N. C. Tarboro, N. C. wx N MOOREHEAD WILLIAM THOMAS OWENSBY China Grove, N. C. JOHN D. PETTIGREW Charlotte, N. C. PARKER FURMAN PRUITT Charlotte, N. C. JAMES HUBERT RASH Newberry, S. C. JOSE REBOLLAR Havana, Cuba x 31 y 'J .n ,Qiaa-Qiiimff jywfnfd 27-fa i is sh AZ , Jfwf 'il ZW' .J J fs ,Ql,ff 7'1'U 'K fbi!!! Lvffwdj ' ' D Af ,Zia bw gx if JAMES XX EDWARD MASON SMI'I'H xl Charlotte, N. c. ' NR PAUL LINCOLN SNYDER , Monroe, N. C. x Albemarle, N, C. J 53 ALFRED E. STALEY X -32- ' ACTIVITIES lv h P mmfq, I f I ..,,. 'K .Ia Boys' Basketball JOHN COX Reading left to right, kneeling: Bill Sease, Micheal Thurman, Bob Lampley, John Cox, Carol Faile. Second row: Coach Gales, Duncan Presson, Parker Pruitt, Philip Boone, Norman Gibbs, Roy Love, Ace McCall, Franklin Fernandez, Managers, Julian Holbrook, John Head. Absent when picture was taken: Pete Grimes, Charlie Hovis, Tuck Beechum, Gordon Myers. xx l TOMMY GALES, Coach 1 1 -Q! f 9' b x H BOB CAROL MICHEAL BILL LAMPLEY FAIL THURMAN SEASE Puwkg eaders Left to fright: Buddy Bell, Red Austin, Johnnie Elhngton, B111 Purv1s Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate Wingate College College - .... ..., . - Col1ege---..- A--. College .. .... -- College . .... - - , - College .... .. - F-- College . .... ---. College ..... - - - . College .,--.v- ,.--. College , .... -..--- College .... - - - - . College.---. ---- College .... - --- College ..... .... 4 0 College ...,. .... College College--..- . ---- College College ,.... A... College College College College-,..- . ,.-,- College 1946 BASKETBALL SCORES BOYS Oakhurst --- Lilesville e- Campbell .... -. E. M. I. --. .....,. . Monroe All Stars -- Concord All Stars - E. M. I. .,---.------ Oak Ridge -..M ---- Kannapolis Y. M. C Pfeiffer .......... -- Belmont Abbey -- Pfeiffer ,..,..a. Gardner-Webb -,- Oak Ridge ..... ..--- Wadesboro Veterans P. J. C. ,........... GIRLS Oakhurst ....,...... Campbell -- .... --- Kannapolis Y.W.C.A Pfeiffer ..e.g....... Sacred Heart --- Pfeiffer ........... - Campbell -- ., ...... ,- Kannapolis Y.W.C.A. x ag 5 I M 5 Kfneelivzfg, left to right: Ethelyne Prosser, Olive Brooks, ll, X Catherine Northcutt, Willie Faire Brooks, Annie Castlebury, M X J 5 Margaret Gaston. Second 1'ow.' Manager, Lillian Clark, f Ernestine Prosser, Dianna Carter, Ethel Morgan, Becky 'yi Simpson, Lula Gray Yates, Doris Jean Christenbury, Doris l X A , ' Russell, Nadine Carson, Coach Watts. CATHERINE MARGARET Q NORTHCUTT CASTON ' Q 3 1 ANNIE ETHELYNE OLIVE WILLIE FAIRE Q ' CASTLEBURY PRJOSSER. BRJOOKS BROOKS x s K 1 i X 5x3 jx QW dll f-- I 1 ff , f' il PM 'gawk m . O ff' W ,Ju 1 xx K 1 H px, 'li 1 ,W J' .--C li xv Ag. I . nv? ,J -Baseball- Reading from left to fright: Tommy Gales, Coach, J unius Grimes, Rafael Gonzalez, Norman Gibbs, Pablo Afredo, Pepper Mullinix, Bobby Funder- burk, Bill Sease, John Cox, John Head, Manager. ' Second row: Mills Barber, Harold Calloway, Bill Summers, Wayne Slaton, Roy Love, Virgil Newsome, John Lampley, Ace McCall, Bobby Richards. Absent when picture was taken: Pete Hogan, Billy Conn, John Pettigrew, James Hollingsworth, Charlie Hovis. r f 5' - g, P wa? 63 Student Council A. B. Bumgarner ---,,,.--.-.-President Wanda Chaney ,,,-..e, ..... Vice-President Lula Covington ee- -C -C .a,. .-,-,-Secrefary Eunice Vaught ,.-,o- - ..... ,.Rep. Senior Class Bill Summers .--.--o. H,..... , Rep. Freshman Class W. R. Moorehead oem. ........ ,Rep. High School Class Mickey Spittle who .... . Rep. Girls' fNew Dormitoryj Helen Cooke -km -M Rep. Girls' K Stuart Dorpiitoryj Tuck Beachum We ..-..,-sv.--,Rep. Boys' Dormitory Henry Randall we oeo. Rep. Day Studerms -39- GLADSTUNE LITERARY SGCIETY Reading from left to right: Blll Purvls, Virgil Newsome, Joe Helms, H. B. Hiatt, Duncan Presson, Tuck Bcachum, Paul Hiatt, Bobby Funderburk, Mlcheal Thurman, Brainerd Embree, Ralph Gonzalez. Second row: Ace McCall, Julian Holbrook, Blll Owensby, Wallace Morris, Bennie Whitley, Wayne Slaton, Bill Dlshmon, Davld Crowe, John Head, Bruce Hewitt, Billy Gordon, Carlos Romero, Carlyle Morris. Thlrd row: Bill Sease, Pepper Mulllnlx, Bill Rltchle, Norman Gibbs, Bob Lampley, Donald Douglas, Tommy Gales, Carol Falle, Roy Love, Dewey Kerr, Marvin Little, Frank Funderburk, Buddy Bell, Jack Klmbrell. Absent when picture was made: Robert Irvin. John Lampley. Jack Laney, Gordon Myers, Bill Stokes, Hal Greene. MCNEIL LITERARY SOCIETY Reading from loft to right: Betty Faulkner, Ethelyne Prosser, Ernestine Prosser, Bee Purvls, Nadine Carson, Elizabeth Paul, Catherine Northcutt, Ruth Ann Whitley, Johnnie Ellington, Anne Castlebury, Ruth Readllng, Eunice Vaught, Marianna Caldwell, Becky Simpson, Lorene Ross, Clara D'avls, Lllllan Clark, Martha Brooks, Isla Mae Anderson. Second row: Roberta Austin, Ruby Kerr, Dorls Russell, Erlene Spalnhour, Majorie Stegall, Bllly Tyson, Eunice Lett, Red Austin, Kitty Schoeneman, Dorothy Avant, Marguerite Stevens, Helen Cooke, Lula Covington, Sarah Perry, Ophelia Hucks, Mildred Johnson, Edith Allen, Mickey Small, Betty Terry. Third. row: Ethel Mor- gan, Ruth Johnson, Lucille Vaught, Dianna Carter, Margot Grimes, Frances McDowell, Wlllle Faire Brooks, Lula Gray Yates, Jean Miles, Mary Webb, Shlrley Zuckerman, Maggie Grainger, Ollle Piercy, Mrs. Watts, Wlllle Grainger, Charlotte Doak. Fourth row: Dorla Wllllams, Brownie Edwards, Margaret Mullls, Edith Blvens, Mary Jane Harrington, Anne Lee Waddell, Minnie Burch, Sarah Alex- ander, Evelyn Hancock. Absent when picture was made: Martha Greene, Jane Helms, Bobble Warren. 40- PHILOSUPHIA LITERARY SOCIETY Reading fl'0m left L0 right! Andrew Wolfe, Oren Honeyeutt, Mllls B1u'be1', Lewis Williams, Manuel Barnet., Jose Damera, Thomas Browne. Second row: Thomas Smith, Henry Randall, W. T. Furr, Jlmmy Arnette. Bill Hartman, Ray Smith, Pablo Alfredo, Manuel Iglesias, Jose R0b0lllll'. A. B. Bumgnrner. Third row: Robersnlerre Saco, Francisco J, Fernandez, Edgar HllIlIfl'l', Ernest. Carnes, Harold Cnllowny, Ralph Harris, Philip Boone, Blll Summers, Robert. Melton, Marvin Defore. 0'HE RY SOCIETY SIWUBZ Margaret Caston, Jane Powell. Standing: Evelyn Davis, Mazella Dismukes, Doris Jenn Chrlstenbnry, Wanda Chaney, Rc-na Hunt, Olive Brooks, Mary Thomas. Absent when picture was made: Juan Mathis, Louise Glenn, Mercy Fm'relx'a. N ,-1'-lx , ,W 1 P fkrfi 4' j 'f .ei 'URW -.. 244 - 'em MASQUE AND WIC CLUB Reading left to right: Mills Barber, Johnnie Ellington, Kitty Schoeneman, Marguerite Stevens, Marianna Caldwell, Charlotte Doak, Brownie Edwards, Carlyle Morris. Second row: Sarah Perry, Mickey Spittle, Bob Lampley, Dot Avant, Frances McDowell, Dewey Kerr, Betty Terry, Jason Ross, D. P. Douglas, Olive Brooks, Buddy Bell, Hal Greene, Marvin Defore, Bill Purvis, Jack Kimbrell, Betty Faulkner. Members absent when picture was made: Robert Irving, Margaret Mullis, Red Austin, Ruth Readling, Mazella Dismukes. 42- DEBATERS CLUB Reading left to right: A, J. Wolfe, Henry Randall, D. P. Douglas. Second row: Ann Cnstlebury, Betty Faulkner, Miss Caldwell, Faculty Advis- or. Absent when picture was made: Wayne Slaton. . . CLUB Reading from left to right: Betty Faulkner, Mrs, spittle, Mnzelln Dlsinnkes. Doris Jenn Christe-nbnry, Cnrlyle Morris, Charlotte Douk, gmc P101'CY. Willie Grainger, Becky Simpson, Jack Klmbrell. Second row: Bee Purvls. Frances McDowell, Minnie Burch, Evelyn Dnvls. ONS Russell, Lulu -Grny Yutes, W. R. Moorehvnd, Rnlph Harris, Wullnce Morris. Third row: Dewey Kerr, Dnvld Crewe, Bill Purvls, Ace McCall, Norman Gibbs, Parker Pruitt. Members not present when picture wus nntde: Elizabeth Pnnl. Ruth Reudllnfz. Bill Ritchie, Wnylle Slnton, Mr. Spittlc, Lucille Vnught, Doris Willinms. Anim Lee Waddell, Bill Dlshinon. Philip Boone, Tommy Gnles, Louise Glenn, Mary June Harrington, Jenn Muthis, Bill Owcnsby, Jane Powell. X -43 KS f . X fy ,, ln 'I 'X N GLEE CLUB -.-tm--A11-W 7 I 4 W. Rommie Pierce, Director Dina Dominguez, Accompamfst Reading from left to right: Jack Kimbrell, Carlyle Morris, Bill Summers, Wayne Slaton, Jason Ross, Boyce McCall, Kitty Lee Schoeneman, Ollie Piercy, Sarah Long Alexander, Mar- got Grimes, Marianna Caldwell. Second row: Jack Laney, Henry Randall, Ralph Harris, Mills Barber, Howard Mullinix, Rena Hunt, Lula Covington, Becky Simpson, Martha Brooks, Doris Jean Christenbury, Brownie Edwards, Edith Bivens. Members absent when picture was made: Mary Catherine Austin, Mary Thomas. 44- QUARTET W. ROMMIE PIERCE Director Left to right: Carlyle Mor- ris, Bill Summers, Wayne Slaton, Jason Ross. ...Q DINA DOMINGUEZ . . . Director X T E T Left to right: Kitty Lee Schoeneman, Brownie Edwards, Sarah Alex- ander, Doris Jean Christenbury, Margot Grimes, Marianna Caldwell. x -45 ,-..--1 .......... , 1 f W VXAXT 'J .ta L H. : ,fn I...'-, 1 ll' , tw TERANS' at fp, 94 V Reading from left to right: John Carter, Junlus Grlmes, Zola Ferrell, Wllllam Broome, Charles Hovls, Robert Beachum, Robert Ervln. Second row: Kenneth Moore, Bill Ritchie, Bobby Richards, James Sellers, Ed Smith, Johnny Cox, B111 Memory, Jason Ross, Roy Love, Jlmmy Hart. Thlrd row: George Carter, Wallace Thompson, Robert Redfearn, Jimmy Arnette, Hal Greene, Bob Lampley, Tuck Beachum, Harold Calloway, Allen Goodson, Joe Trull, Dewey Kerr. Members absent when plcture was made: Jean Coleman, William Conn, Richard Ellis, Wlnford Hogan, James Hollingsworth, Nelson Helms, Edgar Hunter, Walter Mangum, James Matheson, John D. Pettigrew, James Slgmon, Gerald Simpson, Carl Webb, Paul Snyder, Charles Blrchctt. P R E A M B L E To the Constitution of the Veterons' Club For God and Country, we associate ourselves together for the following purposes: To defend and uphold the Constitution of the United States of Amerlcag to uphold and preserve the principles and customs of Wingate Junior College: to promote better relations amongst veterans and between veterans, fac- ulty, and students, to inculcate a sense of individual obligation to the Nation, State, community, and the College, and to consecrate and sanctify our comracieshlp by our devotion to mutual helpfulness. emoriam . . . It is rather for us to be here dedicated . . . that from these honored dead We take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotiong that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vaing . . . that government of the people, by the people, and for the people shall not perish from the earth. -A bmham Lincoln. 'A' JOHN H. CUTHBERTSON 'k JAMES R. HOUGH Wingate, N. C. Monroe, N. C. -A' J. WILSON DAVIS iv GEORGE D. KIRBY Troy, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. if W. D. HASTY -A' PERCY LANEY Wingate, N. C. Monroe, N. C. 'A' BANDY HERMAN -k BYARD SMITH Gastonia, N. C. Oakboro, N. C. 'A' GROVER HINSON if PASCALL WATKINS Oakboro, N. C. Monroe, N. C. 'k HAROLD LOVE Wingate, N. C. To our fellow alumni and comrades who so gallantly sacrificed their lives and fortunes to preserve our liberty this page is humbly dedicated. 5 9 WXJT f in THE GATE STAFF CARLYLE MORRIS --o, so .....,.M. T- - - .... Editor-in-Pliief JACK KIMBRELL e.--,,..- ... .. MM.. B asiriess Marzaqer CHARLOTTE DOAK ,.- ,... W- TTTT.. .... . ,---,...Secretary MISS CAROLYN CALDWELL .,.......... W-- .... Faculty Advisor EDITORIAL STAFF Betty Faulkner ....... .,.---..l .,.-..--.---..--..w ....... .. Associate Editor Clarice Morris ..... ..--- Art Editor Helen Cooke .,.,.,.,-,s WM--. Religious Editor Lula Gray Yates ,--- , ,,H. . Activities Editor Marvin Little .... ..-. .... .,--...,--, ...... ., ...... Photography Editor BUSINESS STAFF Marguerite Stevens Annie Ruth Castlebury Ray Williams Rebecca Simpson ggEJtg'yFg?l?g1152fgurk Duncan Presson Bruce Hewitt John Head Hal Greene 1 7' fait , W P mfm f 2 P fi-sl , w NXJQ TRIANGLE STAFF WANDA CHANEY .,,..-,,--Q,r,- Fd too W. R. MOOREHEAD -MW KITTY SCHOENEMAN YY, llssocmte Edvfm BETTY TERRY .--,-..--.-,i-..,-,. .,,Y. em, Cwculatzow Manaqei REPORTERS Lillian Clark, Dewey Kerr, Mary W bb Mary C Auetm Margaret Mullis, Mary Thomas, Paul Snyder Buddv Bell Shirley Zuckerman, Bill Purvis, Louwe Glenn Sarah Alex ander, Julian Holbrook. 9 ' mfs 7 I i i ,'. 'L COMMERCIAL CLUB Reading left to right: Mercy Ferreira, Jean Carnes, Becky Simpson, Martha Brooks, Betty Terry, Marianna Caldwell, Johnnie Ellington, Charlotte Doak. Second row: Bennie Whitley, Eunice Lett, Ruby Kerr, Ernestine Prosser, Ethylene Prosser, Mrs. Jack Horton, Faculty Ad- visor. W. R. Moorehead, Marvin Defore, Rafael Gonzalez, Jose Re- bollar. Third row: Bee Purvis, Dewey Kerr, Sarah Alexander, Ann Castlebury, Lula Gray Yates, Rena Hunt, Doris Russell, Wanda Chaney. Members absent when picture was made: Catherine Northcutt, Earlene Spainhour, Mary Thomas, Ethel Morgan, Ruth Readling, Rena Ross. Lula Covington Ollie Piercy ...... Mickey Spittle --. Wayne Slaton -..- Louise Glenn --- Ophelia Hucks --. Paul Hiatt ...... Charlotte Doak Wanda Chaney Ruth Johnson --- Helen Cooke --- Jack Kimbrell --- Anne Castlebury Bee Purvis ...... Dorothy Avant .... B111 Summers ........ Miss Helen Cowsert --- B. . U. ---- ------------. President ---- First Vice-President -- --.Second Vice-President - -- Third Vice-President -----,------. Secretary - - - - Treasurer - --. Choirster i--------,-------------- Pianist ----,---,--,,----------- Reporter ---- Denominational Representative ---------. Y. W. A. Representative ------------ B. T. U. Director -.. .... ..Associate B. T. U. Director ---.GeneraZ Secretary of B. T. U. --... Sunday School Representative ---Ministerial Band Representative ----------------.FacuZty Advisor - i ..,. x ' P mm ti .s HENDRICKS UNION: Left to rlght: Ethelyne Prosser, Ernestlne Prosser, Lllllnn Clnrk, Mnry Thomas, Ellznbeth . 0 0 ,1a15 DOZIER UNION: Left to rlght: June Powell, Helen Cooke, Lulu Covington, Mnzclln Dlsmukes, Maggie Grainger. Second row: Evelyn Duvls, Doris Jenn Chrlstenbury, Mickey Splttle, Do1'othy Avxmt, Willle Grainger. Third row: Ollie Piercy, Ralph Williams, Parker Pruitt, D. P. Douglas, Blll Ritchie, Paul Hiatt, Absent when picture wus taken: Wayne Sluton, Jean Mzrthls. Pnul, Annie Cnstlehnry, Becky Simpson, Cluru Dnvls, Eunice Vuught, lace Morris, Bee Purvls, Reno Hunt, Doris Russell, Brownle Edwnrds, Perry. Thlrd row: Jimmy Arnette, Thomas Browne, Lulu Grny Yutes Anderson, Edith Allen, Fourth row: Curlyle Morris, Murvln Delore Northcutt, Reno Ross, Mlnnie Burch. Jnck Klmbrell, Director. Second row: Wul- Onhellu Hucks, Mildred Johnson, Surah Lucille Vuught, Ruth Johnson, Isln, Mac , ,Dnvld Crow, Johnnie Ellington, Catherine O O O STUART AND SECOND FLOOR, left to right: Mrs. J. B. Splttlc, Lillian Clark, Lula Gray Yates, Mazella Dismnkes, Jane Powell. Nadine Carson, Margaret Castun, Ethel Morgan. Second 1'ow: Helen Cooke, Lula Covington, Rena Hunt, Doris Russell, Erlene Snninhour, Evelyn Davis, Willie Grainger, Maggie Grainger. Members whose pictures do not appear: Mary Webb, Wanda Chaney, Kitty Sehoeneman, Louise Glenn, Olive Brooks, Ollie Piercy, D01-is Wllllams, Evelyn Hancock, Martha Brooks, Betty Terry, Ruth Ann Whitley, Mickey Small, Sarah Long Alexander. THIRD FLOOR CIRCLE, left to right: Margaret Mullls, Elizabeth Paul. Isla Mae Andersen, Johnnie Ellington, Brownie Edwards, Clara Davis, Doris Jean Christenbury, Marguerite Stevcns, Ethelyne Prosser. Second row: Mary Jane Harrington, Annie Lee Waddell, Mildred Johnson. Ophelia Hucks, Catherine Northcutt, Lorenc Ross. Ernestlne Prosser, Bee Purvis, Dianna Carter. Annie Ruth Castle- bury, Dorothy Avant, Rebecca Simpson, Edith Allen, Mrs. J. B. Splttle. Third row: Ruth Johnson, Frances McDowell, Margot Grimes, Mildred Sblttle, Minnie Burch. N Reading from left to right: Andrew Wolfe, Oren Honeycutt, Lewis Williams, Robert Melton. Second row: A. B. Bumgarner, Bill Summers, Floyd Helms, J. C. Gwaltney, Billy Gordon. Third row: Maurice S. Mc- Lain, Henry Randall, Wayne Slaton, Moody Lundy, W. T. Furr. Fourth row: Alfred Staley, Tommy Gales, Ralph Harris, Thomas Knight, Clarence G. Jenkins, R. C. James, Bill Ritchie. Absent when picture was taken: W. R. Moorehead, Henry Randall, Dennis Wright, Kenneth Moore, James Browne, Alton Fitzgerald. INISTERIAL BAND The Ministerial Band is an organization of the Ministerial Students on the campus that meets once each week with different members bring- ing inspirational messages. There are thirty Ministerial Students this year - the largest number in the school's history. Some are just beginning their high school Work while others are finishing their Junior College work. Many of these stu- dents already have part or full time churchesg others as yet have no regular churches but do supply Work whenever they have an oppor- tunity. fgk 752151 ,,. ,GW ' A Z6 lm x Stars of The Team 4 . fl-154 I., W P fkfg f' X W, 'J' mix j, . .., my ,W M Wanda Chaney jriangk Olive Brooks Oijwlenry onferary Sociefy zih-f7'M'.'MWMiM4f2A Z7 'f!' ZJAV1?-QCJQ 2fwAfff 'f4 0 'Z4v4,,, MMM! !'d M 5 ,,,,fZZ9 . - PW n Wim M42 vrzafl-f5 fZ '7Mf gf' Av MW-WMV' ,MMA zwfff 5 Lula Covington .gafuclenf Councif ,Qian Jiefidqgbcgi Qfjoff? ,jf x Wg, -4. 5, -D! : Charlotte Do5Wff7 I gfaclafone caferary Sociefy u f'j,v:,Q n -525479-Z 'hZ izwffiww yl nleen Ed d W, Qay WTZM , W, 'A KW. WWW W ww W Mwgifvffj '? W Wiffigffwffil WWW gag 64,4 11 X WJ 'V J, efffafff W M W QWU Rena H u nt pkigzdophian ogferary Sociefy X ,, - f-M H 'L7!S'::f'L?i5S,:-.'1,. Ruby Kerr commercia! Myrtle Louise Purvis We Wei! cgferary Sociefy Ernestine Prosser HOW, jealn Rebecca Simpson We gafe sw. 1' 1 -N V L, Y sk Betty Terry Waaque anal Eunice Vaught 'MZ JC CM DON'T STUP- Catch Uur Ads I - X -x .M ' KJ1 f' X -tim WINE!-lTE JUNIIIH EULLEBE THE SCHOOL OF IDEALS AND THOROUGHNESS Small Enough To Be Intensive . . . Large Enough To Be Fully Recognized Offers Two Years Standard High School Work and Two Years Standard College Work Speciol Courses in Home Economics, Piono, Voice, Commerciol Science, Expression ond Art EXPENSES REASONABLE Chrisfion Environment FO For Further Information Address c. c. BURRIS, President Wingote, N. C. HENDERSON ROLLER MILLS CO. Established 1901 Monroe, North Carolina Quality Flours, Meal, Grits, Feeds Our Guarantee of Quality Has Protected Users of Our Products For More Than 40 Years Buy Our Guaranteed Products From Your Merchants. See Us When You Have Wheat or Corn to Sell -Af Compliments of N1 Q fw f at 2-.DQS We Zia 5 V' ' S' - 3 . QN X ,nn W Hill F5 S' ii J' xg 4 N E i t J - A- 5 V lr ii H ' - 4.,, 1-of ll ,liidl ifilifll . ., S QL- S , . ZA. ,-, L, 1 I I 2- ,ni AL'.'XLAAihxX wh. ,.., AJ S u.LLL.-:Q - ? ,,, ,gf- ' S' 52, . 9 n Telephone and Mail Orders Filled You Can Always Order by Mail or Telephone' From Efir-d's, Orders Filled Promptly. ARWE !55f+cHXfa1.orrs.M0. Efird's, Your Fa.- vorite Shopping Center, is as near to you and Mail Box. We invite you to use these convenient services. as Your Telephone The Friendly Store in a, Friendly City BUY U. S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS ,ff-'Il X' , I . 0-Am ,fi 7 , x f' , ' N - f , V -X , ,--'i',,.f1-1 ,4j, ,, V ,, l lvl v A 1 ! 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MAPRION DAVIS COMPANY Ready-To-Wear For Men, Women and Children 204 N. Main St. Monroe, North Carolina Compliments of SEARS. ROEBUCK 6. COMPANY Charlotte, N. C. OREENE TIRE SERVICE Vnlcanizing-Recamoing TIRES and TUBES Marshville, N. C. Compliments of CRYSTAL IAUNDRY Concord, N. C. I. l. Hill MEN'S CLOTHING We've been your friend for twenty years. Make our store your head- quarters when you are in town. WE APPRECIATE YOUR VISITS E. M. MORGAN IUMBER CO. LUMBER and MILL WORK Phone 58 Marshville, N. C. Compliments of EUNDERBURK FURNITURE COMPANY HOME FURNISHINGS 0 Phone 168-Monroe, N. C. The Fozmdation of Our Business Is Quality and Right Prices Congralulalionsl Electric service with- in your lifetime has greatly modified in- .Q -ssl dustry, c 0 mm e rce, farming, and home 65 life here in the Car- olinas. Business in- itiative and scientific Progress is Opening neoov KILOWATT doors to even greater opportunities. w Q yuurllvrfrlnll Jirlmrf um ann nu. nw on May you find a worthy place in the enterprising world of tomorrow. DUKE POWER COMPANY HAllUM FURNITURE CO. 0 Everyihing ln Furniture 0 l2l South Lee St. Rockingham, N. C. Comyolimertts of THOMAS 8. HOWARD L Wholesale Distributors of GROCERIES T Charlotte, N. C. B. C. MOORE 8. SONS Underwear and Hosiery Dry Goods and Notions FO B J From Moore 62 Save More' Marshville, N. C. BIll'S TRADING. POST W. M. CBi1lJ Waterfield Owner and Manager JUST GOOD USED FURNITURE 'We Buy, Sell, or Trode QRS. If you like me, call me Billy PHONE 4170 338 North Church Street Concord, N. C. SEEDEST DDUE STDDE -The Rexall Store- Whitman's Candy Prescription Specialist PHONES 44 ond 45 -- MONROE, N. C. SEEHEST FEED HND SEED ED. Wholesale Growers of and Dealers in Quality Feeds and Seeds COKER AGENTS FOR UNION COUNTY Phone 4l8 Monroe, N. C. A. M. 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C. t PHONE 613 National Automotive Parts Visit Belk's Wherever Association You Are ROBERT'S JEWELERS SAP Peanut Butter Sandwiches Salted Peanuts, Potato Chips and Candies K ' , f l l l E. Franklin St. Monroe, N. C. ' Q . QQRQQQQQLS. Diamonds Watches Charlotte, N. C. Enjoy Peanut Butter Sandwiches From HOUSE gf Q Charlotte COVERING 22 STATES REIIANCE FRUIT 8. PRODUCE CO. Fruil, Produce and Eggs WHOLESALE ONLY Shipping Dept. Tel. 2-ZI I7 Office Tel. 4-4735 227-23l S. College St. Charlotte, N. C. GOODYEAR SERVICE Goodyear Tires, Batteries, Auto Ac- cessories, Bicycles an-cl Accessorie General Electric R e f rig e r a t o 1 s R ' ' W 1 El tp ' R , 311265, ZS ISYS, EC 1'lC ang Small Appliances, Radios. Use Our Easy Pay Plan PG GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 203 E. Franklin St. Phone IO4 Monroe, N. C -VISIT- Compliments of Wm. R. 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