WINGATE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES. Special Collections

WINGATE ^{UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES}

Special Collections

91

Dke 1944 ^{(jah VOLUME NO. SIX}

Published

by

THE SENIOR CLASS

of

Wingate Junior College

Wingate,

North

Carolina

THE ALMA ^MATER

In the land of Carolina 'Neath the sky so blue, Stands our noble

Alma

Mater

Glorious to view.

Far and wide her sons and daughters Bear the gold and blue,

Proudly rally 'round her banner, Hail! Wingate! to you!

Chorus

Lift the chorus, speed it onward, Loud the praise relate,

Hail to thee, our

Alma

Mater Hail! all hail! Wingate!

WINGATE

JUNIOR

COLLEGE

1944

^r

^sroreword

We Have Played A Part in Another

Year at Wingate

We

entered school in September with a world at war. Sopho- mores greeted each other, while the Freshman stood back wond-

ering

why

so

much

^{noise over such little things as people. They,}

too, were awakened to the Wingate spirit as the older students turned their attention to the newcomers. Soon everyone found

his place and another year began at Wingate.

These weeks at Wingate are filled with some of the happiest days of your life. Sometimes the going seemed tough, but you came through.

You

thought you were going to fail that Biology or Chemistry but you didn't. Remember those good times we had in Masque and

Wig

and Commercial Clubs?

How

about the Glee Club trips? Sure, it was a lot of fun, just as were those bull sessions after light bell.

The time spent this year is gone, but this year will live on and on.

_We

will leave school with the world ^still at war. As you enter the future, turn the pages and relive those days spent at Wingate.

Mr.

Rommie

Pierce

eJDedi icciiion tit

For

your

untiring loyalty to

Win

gate; _for

your

de- votion

and

excellent direction _of the Glee

Club;

_for

your

willingness to help the students; to you,

Mr. Rommie

Pierce,

we

dedicate this

The 1944 Gate.

1111

We, The Faculty, Were Informal and Had Fun

Doc

can pick cotton, too. ^. So can Mrs. Horton and Miss Dominguez But Miss Dominguez ^{says she} had rather do this ^. Hold ^still, Jeep. You're going to have your picture taken

Doc

Spittlesays it'sokay by him Miss Lovelace looks at life this way.

^rucultu ^napdnoid

y ^ipc

But We ^{Could Be Very Formal}

C. C. Burris President

3 ^{(I C& k}

Mrs. Jack

^Horton

^J~cicultu

Miss

Roberta

Lovelace, B.S., M.S. Biology, Psychology, Dramatics

Mr.

Rommie

Pierce, B.S., B.A., LL.D. English, Voice, Public Speech

Miss

Carolyn

Caldwell, B.A., M.A. Social Science, Debate

Mozelle

Ball Watts, ^{B.S., M.S.} Chemistry, Mathematics

Helen

Cowsert, B.A., M.A. Modern Language, Library

A. F. Hendricks

Religious ^Education, Mathematics

^jrucuitu

Mrs.

Rena

Hoover, B.S. Girls Physical Education,

Commerce

Mrs. _J. B. Spittle Nurse

Rev.

W.

C. Link College Pastor

Lillian Jones

Dietitian,

_Home

Economics

J. ^{B. Spittle}

Superintendent _of Grounds

Dina

Dominguez, B.S. Piano

Joel Herrin, B.A.

Boys Physical Education, Alumni Secretary

Grace Yow

Secretary to President

Amparo Rey

Assistant to Bursar

WE ATTEND CLASSES

Last bell The Botany Class takes The after

has rung a field trip

The

routine _of

studying

began.

We

studied

and

learned.

effects

We Lead The _{Freshman Class}

We were supposed

to be green

and

ask silly questions,

but we

soon adjusted ourselves to a

new

life.

Some

of us

even answered

questions.

^srreSn _men

Wm ^{:; 1.}

Freshman School Year 1943-1944

Anderson,

Mary Ann

Rt. 1, Conway, S. C.

Arant, Rose

Yvonne

Pageland, S. C.

Barr,

Evelyn

Ophelia Kannapolis, N. C.

Blackmon,

Lillie

Almetta

Lancaster, S. C.

Brooks, Olive

Alexandra

Midland, N. C.

Brown, Mary Marshall

Charlotte, N. C.

Carnes,

Margaret

Eugenia Monroe, N. C.

Chaney, Martha

Catherine Monroe, N. C.

Chaney, Madge

Monroe, N. C.

Church, Mary

Louise Lake View, S. C.

Cuthbertson, Lillian Monroe, N. C.

Denton, Grace Herren

Wingate, N. C.

Duncan, Margaret Deane

Peachland, N. C.

Gordon,

John

Franklin Monroe, N. C.

Hancock,

James Patrick Charlotte, N. C.

Hart, James H. Wadesboro, N. C.

^srre$h _men

Freshman School Year 1943-1944

Heafner, Virginia

Dare

Wingate, N. C.

HoLBROOKS,

RAMELLE

Stanfield, N. C.

Hucks, Katie Bell

Rt. 1, _Conway, S. C.

Hulon,

Willie

Myrle

Hamer, S. C.

Hunt,

Irene Joyce Durham, N. C.

Hutchens,

Elizabeth

Glenn

Newton, N. C.

Lowery,

John Warren

Wingate, N. C.

McBride,

Helen

Tallahassee, Fla.

Mills, James

Clarence

Charlotte, N. C.

Northcutt,

Jerry Jackson McFarlan, N. C.

Purser,

Ruth

Marie Wingate, N. C. Ray, James Calvin

Kannapolis, N. C. Rey, Dolores M.

Ciego de Avila, Cuba Rowell,

Myrtle

Lucille

Lancaster, S. C. Smith,

Mary

Ida

Marshville, N. C. Price, Briggs

Monroe, N. C.

^rredh men

SoWELL, EULALIA

KNAPP

Chesterfield, S. C.

Vaught,

Eunice

Loris, S. C.

Winecoff, Catherine Louise Troutman, N. C.

WE HAD RECEPTIONS

Initiated freshmen,

and worked hard

to

uphold

the

high

ideals of

Wingate. We were

Seniors

....

WE REPRESENTED THE SENIOR CLASS

Dorothy Hunter

Vice-President

Sally Vaughn

^President

Hazaleen Little

^- Secretary

s< ^emorS

Ben

Burris wingate, n. c. O'Henry ^{Society 1-2-3,} Vice-President 1-2; GleeClub ^{1-2; Sextette 2-3; Mas-} que and Wig ^{2-3, President 3; Basket-}

ball 1-2-3; MonogramClub 2; B. S.U.

Bertie

Caldwell

maiden, n. c.

McNeil Society 1-2, Vice-President 2; Volunteer Band 1-2, President 2; ^Glee Club 2, Y. W. A. 1-2; B. T. U. 1-2; B. S. U. 2.

Sue Betty

Chapman

maiden, n. c.

McNeil Society 1-2, President 1; Mas- que and Wig Club 1-2, Master 1-2, President, Debating 1-2; B. S. U. 1-2 B. T. U. 1-2, Director 2; Triangle 1

Y. W. A. 1-2; Gate Staff 2, Editor

Home Ec.Club 1; Commercial Club 2 Student Council 2.

T. B. Deese

MONROE,

N. C. Philosophian Society 1-2; Band 1-2.

Ministerial

Hazel

Fincher matthews, n. c. O'HenrySociety 1-2; Commercial Club 1-2, Vice-President 2; Y. W. A. 1-2.

ErnestFitzgerald

waxhaw,

n. c. Pfeiffer-l; Philosophian Society _2; Ministerial Band 2; Gate Staff 2, Bus-

iness Manager; Student Council 2;

Masque and Wig 2; Boys Dormitory Club 2, President 2.

Faye

Funderburk

pageland, s. c. McNeil Society 1-2; Commercial Club 1-2; Student Council 2.

Wilma

Grass charlotte, n. c. McNeil Society 1-2; Volunteer Band 1-2, President 1; Y. W. A. 1-2, Pres- ident 2; B. T. U. 1-2; Masque and Wig 2; Secretary of Freshman Class; B. S. U. 1-2; Gate Staff 2.

Macon Green

boone, n. c.

Philosophian Society 1-2, President 2; Boys Dormitory Club 2; Ministerial Band 1-2; Gate Staff 1; JB. S. U. 2,

Third Vice-President; Volunteer Band 1-2, B. T. U. 1-2.

Sara Beatrice

Gulledge

lake view, s. c. McNeil Society 1-2, President 1; Tri- angle Staff 1-2; Y. W. A. 1-2; Debat- ing 1-2; Gate Staff 2; B. T. U. 1-2; B. S. U. 1-2, President 2; Student Council 2, Secretary; Masque and Wig Club 1-2, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2.

Bernice

Hucks

CONWAY,

S. C.

McNeil Society 1-2, Secretary 2; Vol- unterBand 1; Y. W. A. 1-2; B. T. U. 1-2, Secretary 2; Masque and Wig 2; Commercial Club 1-2; B. S. U. 2.

s. ^emord

Dorothy Hunter

lancaster, s. c. McNeil Society 1-2, President 2; Y. W. A. 1-2; B. T. U. 1-2; B. S. U. 1, Secretary 2; Volunteer Band 1.

Kathryn Huntley

mt. croghan, s. c. McNeil Society 1-2, President 2; Y. W.A. 1-2;B. T. U. 1-2; B. S. U. 1-2; Triangle Staff 2; Annual Staff 1-2; Y. W. A. 1-2; Debating 1-2; Student Council 2, President; Masque and Wig

1-2, Vice-President 1, Secretary 2; Glee Club 1-2; Volunter Band ^1.

Hazeleen

Little stanfield, n. c. McNeil Society 1-2; Y. W. A. 1-2; Commercial Club 1-2, President 2; Student Council 2; Glee Club 1; B. S.

U. 2; B. T. U. 1-2; Volunteer Band 1.

G. C.

Mungo,

Jr. PAGELAND, S. C. Citadel 1; Gladstone Society 2, Secre- tary 2; Boys Dormitory Club2, Treas- urer 2; Masque and Wig 2; B. T. U. 2; Commercial Club 2; Basketball.

Lucille

Outlaw

myrtle

beach, s. c. McNeil Society 1-2; B. T. U. 1-2; Commercial Club 1-2; Y. W. A. 1-2; Volunteer Band 1.

Francis Perry wingate, n. c. O'Henry Society 1-2; Masque and Wig

2; Home Ec. Club 2; Commercial Club 1; Glee Club 1.

Esta Sarvis LORIS, S. C.

McNeil Society 1-2; Triangle Staff 2;

Commercial Club 1-2; Y. W. A. 1-2; B. T. U. 2; Masque and Wig 2; Vol- unteer Band 2.

Nettie Suggs LORIS, S. C.

McNeil Society 1-2; Masque and Wig

2; Volunteer Band 2; Y. W. A. 1-2; B. T. U. 2; Basketball 1-2; Gate Staff 2; Commercial Club 1-2; Greater B. S.

U.Council2.

SallieBrooks

Vaughan

durham,

n. c.

McNeil Society 1-2, Vice-President, PresidentofSenior Class; TriangleStaff 1-2, Editor 2; Masque and Wig 1-2, Master; Glee Club 1-2, President 2 Girls Sextette 1-2; Y. W. A. 1-2 Student Council 2; Volunteer Band 1 B. S. U. Council 1-2; B. T. U. 1-2.

Thedia

Wallace

dillon, s. c.

McNeil Society 1-2; Volunteer Band 1-2; B. T. U. 1-2; Masque and Wig

2; HomeEc.Club 1; ^B. S. U. 2; Gate

Staff 2; Y. W. A. ^1-2.

WE WERE CHDSEN AS OUTSTANDING

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S'X'.. ^{!: •}

Beatrice

Gulledge

Mary Ben

Burris

Wilma

Grass

Sally

Vaughn

Sue Betty

Chapman

Kathryn Huntley

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We Had A Part In Wingate

Life As High School Leaders

Wilda Perry Secretary

Carlyle Morris Vice-President

Wayne

Si.aton President

HIGH SCHDDL 1943-1944

Eudy, Lucille Durham, N. C.

Barrett,

Edna

Midland, N. C.

BUMGARNER,

A. B.

DeNNING

Kannapolis, N. C.

FlJRR,

WlLLARD ThERMON

Kannapolis, N. C.

Baker, Sanford

Duard

Kannapolis, N. C.

Hiatt, H. B. Jr. Kannapolis, N. C.

Hiatt,

Paul

Kannapolis, N. C.

James,

Robert Connelly

Kannapolis, N. C.

Lindsay, Gloria Louise Box 736, Myrtle Beach, S. C.

McIntyre, Gloria

Neal

Wingate, N. C.

Morris, Leslie Carlyle Albemarle, N. C.

Norton,

Virginia Pearl Kannapolis, N. C.

HIGH SCHDDL

Perry,

Wilda Katheryn

Durham, N. C.

Ratchford,

Samuel

Eli Dallas, N. C.

Piercy, Ollie Bessie Maiden, N. C.

Romero,

Carlos

Juam

New

York, N. Y.

Ramsey, Lelia Hamlet, N. C.

Ross,

Ruth

Beatrice Concord, N. C.

Slaton,

Wayne Alonzo

Hemlock Station, Chester, S. C.

Stubbs, Larry

Johnston

Rt. 3, Charlotte, N. C.

Sanchez, Judith Banes, Oriente, Cuba

Thomas, Charles Haddon

W.

Gastonia, N. C.

Vest,

William Edward

Charlotte, N. C.

Ferrier,

Mercy

Cuba

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J^allie Uauann

The Triangle

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The Masque and Wig Club

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The Glee Club

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Gladstone Society

McNeil Society

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Philosophian Society

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O'Henry Society

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Commercial Club

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Student Council

K-^ampud S^napAnotd

\^ampu6 ^{S^nap5noi5}

BTU

Bertie Caldwell, Sarah Perry, Katie Bell Hucks, Ollie Piercy,

_Wayne

Slaton, Wilma

Grass, Thedia Wallace, Macon Greene, Nellie Eudy, Esta Sarvis, Lee Ramsey,

Jimmy

Hancock, Larry Stubbs, Billy Vest, Mary Anderson, Lillie Blackmon, Nettie Suggs, Dorothy Mae Hunter, Joyce Hunt, Wilda Perry, Elizabeth Hutchens, Beatrice Gulledge, Sue Betty Chapman, Myrle Hulon, Lucille Outlaw, Lucille Rowell, Hazeleen Little, Carlyle Moi'ris.

YWA

Mary Anderson, Lilly Blackmon, Bertie Caldwell, Madge Chaney, Sue Betty Chapman, Margaret Duncan, Nell Eudy, Hazel Fincher, Wilma Grass, Joyce Hunt, Beatrice Gulledge, Bernice Hucks, Katie Bell Hucks, Dorothy Mae Hunter, Kathryn Huntley, Elizabeth Hutchins, Hazeleen Little, Esta Sarvis, Helen McBride, Nettie Suggs, Lucille

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Band

VOLUNTEER BAND

Mr. A. B.

Bumgarner

... President

Wilma

Grass Vice-President Thedia

Wallace

Secretary Mr. Conlie James

Nettie Suggs

Macon Green

Esta Sarvis

Wayne

Slaton Sarah Perry

Katie Bell

Hucks

Bertie

Caldwell

Ollie Piercy

MINISTERIAL BAND

R.

Conley

James ^President

J. C.

Gwaltney

Vice-President W.

Thurman

Furr ^{. .}Sccretary-Treas.

Macon Green

^Reporter

Wayne

A. Slaton

S.

Duard

Baker

Z.

W.

Settlemeyer

Tommie

Deese

A. B.

Bumgarner

THE ^{B. S. U. CDUNCIL}

Beatrice

Gulledge

(Inset) President

Ollie Piercy ^{First Vice-Pres.}

Kathryn Huntley

Sec. Vice-Pres.

Macon Green

Third Vice-Pres.

Dorothy Hunter

Secretary Katie Belle

Hucks

Treasurer

Thedia

Wallace

^Reporter

Wilma

Grass...President Y.

_W.

A. Sue Betty

Chapman

^{DirectorB. T. U.} Elizabeth

Hutchins

Assoc. Dir. B. T. U. Bernice

Hucks

Secretary B. T. U. Bertie

Caldwell

^{Director Vespers}

Hazaleen

Little Methodist Rep.

THE GREATER COUNCIL

Madge Chaney

Carlyle Morris

Ruth

Ross

Wilda

Perry

GLEE CLUB

DEBATERS

Miss

_{Carolyn Caldwell}

(Inset)

Beatrice Gulleegii Sue Betty

Chapman

Sally

_Vaughn

Eulalia

Sowell

Kathryn Huntley Madge Chanel

Sponsor Ross

Arant

Edna

Barrett

Nell Eudy

GLEE CLUB

Rommie

Pierce, Director

Dina

Dominguez, Accompanist

Soprano: Mary Ben Burris, Mary Marshall Brown, Elizabeth Hutchins, Gloria Lindsay, Kathryn Huntley, Jean Cams, Joyce Hunt. Alto: Elizabeth Plyler, Sallie Vaughn, Helen McBride, Bertie _{Caldwell, Sarah Perry, Virginia Heffner. Tenors:} John Lowery, Jerry Northcutt, Lowery Stubbs,

_Jimmy

Hancock, Jim Hart. Basses: Macon Green, Paul Hiatt, Carlyle Morris.

The Glee Club

won

praise with its concerts throughout the year. Governor Brough- ton says, "This is the best directed club I have heard."

^msmamsm

Mrs. Jack

^Horton,

^Sponsor

COMMERCIAL ^CLUB

MEMBERS

Left

Joyce

Hunt

LlLLIE

BLACKMON

Catherine

Chaney

Margaret Duncan

Hazel

Fincher

Jimmy Hancock

Mre. Frances

Hoover

Bernice

Hucks

Right

Osvcaldo do

Armas

Eugenia Carnes Sue Betty

Chapman

Mercedes Ferreira Faye

Funderburke

Virginia D.

Heafner

Ramelle Holbrooks

Katie Bell

Hucks

iv^i

Hazaleen

Little President

COMMERCIAL CLUB

MEMBERS

Left

EULALIA SoWELL Lucille

Outlaw

Ruth

Purser Lolita

Rey

Ruth

Ross

Sam Ratchford

Mary

Smith

Katherine Wynecoff

Right G. C.

Mungo

Wilda

Perry

Amparo Rey

Carlos

Romero

Lucille

Rowell

Esta Sarvis Nettie Suggs

Grace Yow

Briggs Price

mmwTtrww

¹

^

MASQUE AND WIG CLUB

Miss

Ben

Burris President

Miss

Roberta

Lovelace Sponsor

SCENES FHDM PLAYS

MASQUE AND WIG CLUB

MEMBERS

APPRENTICE:

Evelyn Barr, Eugenia Carnes, Grace Denton, Bernice Hucks, Gloria Lindsay, Wilda Perry, Elizabeth Plyler, Ruth Ross,

Wayne

Slaton, Eunice Vaught, Esta Sarvis.

JOURNEYMEN:

Olive Books, Mary Ben Burris, Nettie Suggs, Wilma Grass, Jimmie Hancock, Elizabeth Hutchens, Jimmie Mills, Carlyle Morris, G. C. Mungo, Jr., Jerry Northcutt, Frances Perry, Sam Ratchford, Eulalia Sowell, Thedia Wallace.

MASTERS:

Sue Betty Chapman, John Lowery, Sallie _{Vaughan, Beatrice Gulledge,} Kitty Huntley.

GLADSTONE ^SOCIETY

MEMBERS

Paul C. Hiatt,

_Jimmy

Mills, Carlyle Morris, G. C. Mungo, Jerry Northcutt, Carlos Romero, Charles Thomas,

Wayne

Slayton, H. B. Hiatt, Jack Webb, Bob Griffin, George Jarvis,

Andy

King, _J. C. Gwaltney, Briggs Price, Sam Ratchford.

McNEIL ^SOCIETY

MEMBERS

Dorothy Hunter, Wilda Perry, Katie Bell Hucks, Lillie Blackman, Jean Carnis, Louise Church, Bertie Caldwell, Grace Denton, Sue Betty Chapman, ^Nellie Eudy, Faye Funder- burk, Beatrice Gulledge, Wilma Grass, Elizabeth Hutchens, Myrle Hulon, Joyce Hunt, Kathryn Huntley, Hazeleen Little, Lucille Outlaw, Ollie Piercy, Sarah Perry, Lee Ramsey, Ruth Ross, Lucille Rowell, Nettie Suggs, Eulalia Sower, Esta Sarvis, Sallie

PHILDSOPHIAN SOCIETY

MEMBERS

A. B. Bumgarner, John Lowery, Eugene Smith, Sanford D. Baker, T. B. Deese, Ernest Fitzgerald,

_W.

T. Furr, Macon Greene,

Jimmy

Hancock, James Hart, R. Conley James, _J. C. Ray, Larry Stubbs, Billy Vest.

O'HENRY SOCIETY

MEMBERS

Lib Plyler, Lolita Rey, Catherine Chaney, Ramelle Holbrooks, Helen McBride, Vir-

THE STUDENT COUNCIL

We ^made

^{the laws}

^and

^{helped the students to}

^uphold

the high ideals of

Wingate.

Kathryn Huntley

{Inset) President

Macon Green

Vice-President

Beatrice

Gulledge

Secretary-Treasurer

Sallie

Vaughn

^{President Senior Class}

Jimmy

Hancock

^{President Freshman Class}

Wayne

Slayton ^{President High School Class}

Betty

Chapman

^President

^New

^Dormitory

Ollie Piercy ^{President Stewart Dormitory}

G. C.

Mungo

^{President Boys Dormitory}

Hazaleen

Little ^{President Commercial Club} Faye

Funderburke

President

Day

Students

o

'

_{BASKET BALL}

We

couldn't travel,

but we

played ball.

_We had

regular practice.

Even

after

our Coach Herren

left us for the

_{Navy, our own}

_{G. C.}

_Mungo

carried

en

in his place.

When our

totals

were added

up,

we were on

top.

Larry Stubbs

John Lowery

Jimmy Hancock

PLAYERS

Jimmy Mills

G. C.

Mungo

Jerry

Northcutt

Sam Ratchford

^Jricmaie S^tcitt

Sallie Vaughn

Frances Perry

Sam ^Ratchford

Bernice Hucks

Editor in

_Chief

Business

Manager

Esta

Sarvis

Charles Thomas

^Jrianale S^taff

Jimmy Hancock

Mrs. Watts

Carlyle Morris

Ruth Ross

Associate Business

Manager

Sponsor

Beatrice _Gulledge

Kathryn Huntley

Kjate _S^taff

Sue Betty

Chapman

Sue Betty ^Chapman

^{Editor in}

^Chief

Jerry Northcutt

^Business

^Manager

Wilma Grass ^{Beatrice Gulledge}

Kathryn Huntley ^{Helen McBride}

Elizabeth ^Hutchins

Cy a ^te ^3 _taft

Earnest Fitzgerald

Business

_Manager

Mrs. Watts _Sponsor

Jimmy Mills Rose Arant

Madge Chaney Thedia Wallace

Eugenia Carnes

^rronor f\oil

Faculty Members

Joel Wilson Griffin, Jr. Joel C. Herren Francis Hoover FoyMartin

Chaplain Coy Muckle Roy Lee Russell

Dietitian

Dorothy Fincher

Red Cross

Evelyn

Wood

Students in Service

of U.

S.

A.

John Henry Adcock Alfred S. Atwater, Jr.

Loys Austin William D. Ball

Rhes Barker Earl Barker Richard A. Bass Billy Baucam

Robert Edwin Baucam Preston Baucam John Bivens F. A. Bizzel Douglas Blackwell Marshall Brary Stacy Brewer Douglas Broome

Earl "Zook" Broome Comeron Brown Horace Brown

Tom

Buddington James Burris Kermit Caldwell James Callowary Blair Carpenter John E. Carter John Cashion Lt. Frank Caston Hubert C. Chaney Fred

Chapman

Paul

Chapman

Warren Chick Joe Coggins Major Olen Cook

John A. Cox, Jr.

Wendell C. Croome WalterCrowell Ben Currie LeRay Curtis

JohnHentyCuthbertson Robert

W.

Dalton M. L. Danis Turner Davis

W.

_J. Douglas Bennett Edwards

W.

H. Edwards Clarence Etters Vincent Fernandez Roger Flack Boyce Fort Charles D. Foard Lary C. Fowler VirgilEugene Fuller Luther O. Funderburk, Jr. Clifford Gaddy

John Gaddy

Tom

Milton

Gammage

Bill Gardner

George Allen

Garmon

Lewis Bunard Godshall William Alfonso Gaions Foy T. Goodin

Max

Gordon Paul Gregory Julius V. Griffith Carroll Gulledge

Herman W.

Gulledge WalterC. Hancock James Hart Sam Hart Edwin Hayes Gurah Helms

J. ^{C. Helms,} Jr. Jesse Helms, Jr.

Park Helms

Tom

Helms

Walter A. Henderson Burce Heniford Ed.

Himmelman

George

Himmelman

Grover Hinson Gus Horton T. C. Horton Jarrett

Mack

Joseph Mackey Ben

Mongum

James D. Marler

^hronor f\oil

Russell McCollem Ken McEntire

Charles David McNeil James Miller

Armour Milner E. Minguez Pete Mitchell

Tom

Mitchell Williard Moore Hiatt Morgan Hillard Morgan

Cecil Morris David Morris Harry Morris Henry Napier Bert

Newsome

John

W.

Nix Frank Northcutt Kenneth

Ormand

Hilburs Ormsby Johnnie Ormsby Robert Lee Payne Jim Peeler

Herman

Calvin Perry John Perry

James Pittman Bruce Plyler Brenizar Price

W.

E. "Gob" Price Lee Pridgen

Herman

Privette Gaston Purvis Jack Pusser David Redfearn Roy Rivers Redfearn Thomas "Dude" Renfrow Abel S. Richards

Max

Robinson George

_W.

Rood Jason D. Ross Cyril Rozier Harold Rowell Jow Seawell Jack Sentman

< Berard Shine Eugene Sligh

H. E. Simpson

J. ^{T. Simpson}

Byard Smith C. C. Smith Joe Smith

Reuben "Peggy" Smith Sam

Dollas M. Stancon George Stebbins

Ney

B. Steele E. V. Stegall Billy Joe Stewart Ed. P. Stewart Harrell Strawn LouisS. Suggs Louis Sutker Calvis Swing

L. A. Talbert, Jr.

Wm.

S. Tarlton Blake Etton Taylor Williams P. Taylor Teal Therrell

Hoover Thomas James R. Thomas Theodore Thornberg Lawrence Tipton Vaude Tucker George F. Turner Robert

Van

Landingham Boyce C. Waddell Ottis Waldrop

Pascal Watkins Walta Welsh

Henry Frank Williams Paul Wicker

W.

H. "Washie" Wilburn

Howard

S. Wilkinson Ben Williams

Frontis Williams James Williams Joseph E. ^Williams Richard Williams Troy Williams Edwin M. Wilson Eldridge Yates John Yates, Jr.

Waves

Mary Neal Alexander Aldine Bullard Lila _J. Redfearn Martha Smith

Wacs

Edna Lee Staton Fannie Steele

Wasp

Ellen Croxton

v4/^yj _A Sandwich

Before Bus Time

AT THE

KLONDIKE

BUS STATION

QUEEN ^{CITY BUS L}

Phone 70

ines

Wingate, N.

C.

************

Compliments of These Merchants and Business

Men ^of Charlotte, N. C.

Raylass Department

Store

Moskin's Clothing

Company

H. M. Hayes Kimbrell's, Inc.

J.

^{E. Hart}

************

Enjoy Peanut Butter Sandwiches from

ir _#

Covering 22 States

BIGGERS BROS., INC.

WHOLESALE

Fruits, Produce, and Eggs

501 S. College Street

PHONE

2-3137

J.

^O. JONES, ^INC.

Come

to See _{Us For} Your

CLOTHING NEEDS

J.

^{O. JONES, INC.}

Charlotte, North Carolina

—

Compliments

—

R. P.

STEGALL, INC.

Producers of

SUPERIOR QUALITY

SEEDS

and

LEGUMES

Marshville, N. C.

Franchisee! Bottler:

PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING

CO. Charlotte, N. C.

VISIT

Wm. R. BARRINGER

HOTEL

Charlotte's

Newest

*

AIR CONDITIONED

*

Every Facility for Comfort and Enjoyment

*

C.

W.

Simpson, Manager

NORTH TRYON

at

EIGHTH

Charlotte, N. C.

COKER

COLLEGE

Hartsville, S. C.

Standard Four Year College For Young

Women

Under

Christian Influences

Offering

LIBERAL ARTS, MUSIC, SCIENCES,

HOME

ECONOMICS,

TEACHING

AND COMMERCIAL

COURSES.

For Further Information Write for Catalogue

COKER COLLEGE

Hartsville, S. C.

DUKE PHOTO COMPANY

Specialists in

School Annuals, Year Books, and Photographs 404

WEST TRADE STREET

Charlotte, N. C.

MARION DAVIS COMPANY

A COMPLETE

MEN'S STORE

204 N. Main Street Phone 655

Monroe, N. C.

Je teumour

s

WOMEN'S APPAREL

*

LATEST FASHIONS

*

110 West Trade Street

CHARLOTTE, N. C.

— Co

inpii

_m

ents

—

THE STATE BANK OF

WINGATE

Wingate, North Carolina Member _of Federal Deposit

InsuranceCorp.

Compliments of

^{. .}

Telephoneand Mail Orders

Filled

You Can Always Order by Mail or Telephone From

Efird's.

Orders

Filled Promptly.

^CHARLOTTB*

A&i

"TheFriendly Store in aFriendly City"

Efird's, Your Fa- vcrite Shopping

Center,

is as near to you

isYourTelephone and Mail Box.

We

invite you to use these _convenient services.

BUY U.

S.

_{WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS}

GRIFFIN IMPLEMENT & ^{MILLING CO.}

INCORPORATED

McCormick Deering Farm Equipment

—

Parts

and

Service

—

*

^''

_* *

G.

^I.

C. Poultry, Hog and Dairy Feeds

For More Food

Production for the Nation

MONROE, NORTH CAROLINA

OFFICE

7

-TELEPHONES-

PARTS DEPT.

9 2

FEED DEPT.

4 5 9

WAKE

FOREST

COLLEGE

Founded

1834

Invites Each Senior to Enroll For Your Graduate

Work

in

Ministry, Law, Medicine,

Teaching

Fall Semester Opens September 12 For Further Information

Write E. B.

EARNSHAW

Secretary

Wake

Forest, North Carolina

PERRY MILL

COMPANY

• _••

LUMBER

MANUFACTURERS

WHOLESALE and RETAIL

***

Ginning —

Milling

***

PHONE

⁵3

Wingate, North Carolina

RELIABLE

LOAN COMPANY

121 East Trade Street

Next Door to Bclk's

PHONE

^2-0009

Charlotte, N. C.

Welcome

—

^Wingate Jr. College Students to

N. _&

C.

BEAUTY SHOPPE

O

/er Wilson's Drug-—Phone 536

M

^rs. T. M. Mayfie^Id, Manager

Compliments

SEARS,

ROEBUCK &

COMPANY

Charlotte,

N.

C.

Drugs - Medicines - Prescriptions Vaccines - Antitoxins

GAMBLE'S DRUG STORE

Prescription Druggists Monroe, North Carolina

Telephone 47

•*•

r. _mi§§

\eva\\VoTrvd

Charlotte,

N.

C.

***

THE

PAGELAIVD

JDUMAL

***

Printers _and

Publishers

Pageland, S. C.

***

"Not Cheap Work, But Good

Work Cheap"

m

—

Compliments

—

THOMAS

and

HOWARD

WHOLESALE

GROCERIES

CHARLOTTE,

NORTH CAROLINA

***

—

Compliments _of

—

McEwen Funeral

Homes and

McEwen Mutual

Burial Association,

Inc.

MONROE,

N. C.

MINT

HILL, N. C.

***

THE

J.

HOWARD WILLIAMS CO.

Diamonds, Jewelry, Books and Office ^Supplies

Monroe. North Carolina

S

8C

P

Peanut Products, Potato Chips and Candies

SWINSON FOOD

PRODUCTS CO.

Charlotte, North Carolina

SOUTHERN FRUIT CO.

The Biggest Fruit House Where Quality Counts

•

Phones 3-6181 3-6182 3-6183 Charlotte, North Carolina

—

Co

mpli

m

ents

—

MDIVRDE

HARDWARE

COMPANY

MONROE,

N. C.

Huntley Tire Company

VULCANIZING — RECAPPING

RETREADING

Tiresand Tubes

Phone 232 _{Monroe, N. C.}

HILLTOP

SERVICE STATION

Curb Service

_—

Sandwiches

—

Drinks

2 Miles East of Monroe Telephone 3

32-L—

Claude D. Helms

Kelly Thompson, Manager

WADE FLOWERS

MOTOR COMPANY

•

AUTOMOBILE REBUILDING

—

_Used Cars

—

Phone 58 _{Wingate, N. C.}

THE STUDENT'S BEST

PLACE TO SHOP

Togs _{of the} Right Kind

Monroe, N. C.

Always Ask For

Lite White Flour

***

Then you Get the Finest Flour, and made in the South's Largest and

Most Modern Mill

•*•

Distributed By

ALLEN BENNETT CO.

Wadesboro, N. C.

—

Coin pli inents

—

UBIKO FEEDS

and

BABY CHICKS

Wingate, N. C.

H. E. _CDPPLE

FURNITURE

Stoves - _Ranges - _{Floor Coverings}

Phone 218 Monroe, North Carolina

sm

Visit BELK'S

For

YOUR WEARING

APPAREL

Everything

^to

Wear

for

^Every

Member

of ^the

^Family

When

inMonroe, Visit the

Home

Store

of All Belk Stores

BELK BROTHERS, ^Inc.

MONROE,

^{N. C.}

—

Compliments of

^—

HARRIS

FURNITURE STORE

***

COMPLETE HOME

FURNISHERS

***

MONROE,

N. C. Phone 561

SECREST MOTOR COMPANY

PHONE

³¹⁰ Monroe, N. C.

***

SECREST DRUG COMPANY

The

Rexall Store

PHONES

44 and 45

***

SECREST FEED & SEED CO.

QUALITY FEED AND ^SEEDS

COKER AGENTS

Phone 418 Monroe, N. C.

HARRIS-WELLS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

***

HARRIS MUTUAL BURIAL

ASSOCIATION

***

MONROE,

^{N. C.}

Phone 624

Ilews

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PL ^toQrapky

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Itlonroe, 1forth L-urolina

^rraA C^nioued Wornina

with the

1944 Qate _Staff

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IDest in

^riner

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---*-' S«£

JAS. A. LEAK CO., INC.

Heavy ^and Fancy Groceries, Country Produce Bought and Sold. Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Wagons, Mowing Machines, Rakes, Feed and Seed. Glidden Paints, Farm Implements. Automobile Tires and Tubes.

WADESBORO,

N. C.

Patronize

Our

Adtertisers

OL ^{1944 Qat}

• _* ^•

^peciullit

School and College Publications

Commercial ^Printing

* _* *

NEWS ^{PRINTING HOUSE}

South Church

at

Fourth

Charlotte, North Carolina

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