Jacksonville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Jacksonville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1947 volume:

WM gba 194 QVJDZQ Pubh ned my me S mor Clams IACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHCOL S. - . 1 9 . S of Iircksonwlle, North Ccxrolincl 6 e Gfzldz za! 194 DEDICATION im MRS F C HARDISON 'Je the Senror Class oi l947 dedlcate w1th all our hearts thrs our annual to you Mrs Hardrson as a token of our apprec1at1on tor ne lov1nq patlence and the syrnpathetxc understandrnq you have shown us durtnq our days at Iacksonvrlle Hrqh School You have aenerously qlven to us much of your t1rne and help and transplanted rn us a port1on of your own wonderful personalrty We extend to you our smcerest thanks deepest qratltude and best wlshes ll , , 4 t Q I l t 4 1 t , t 4 , i t l s s r f I s t at t he I vt I 194 file arcjizza FACULTY 452 Q' 91 rr , I 1 1,5 11' lnfl V11 , IS r 91 C120 yrqpwlf J 1-1 1 - . W 1 in ,, H- .ly . A V . ,.,. A,,4 Y 's -.1 fw. I r lvl ' ., . ,Q nt - .,. 6 ' I '.'.'...I.fAf.f P'fiCL'3Ii LITYSLI L- IIIUI f':.yr1'7 .rif 7I111'ff-1,s1'7, Ur11'.'ff51'y 11 fl. Q. 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I X V nf M . or 1947 Garwzzaf SEN IORS -f i 13 1:51, K' IACKIE COLLINS FRANCES BATSON DURWOOD EDWARDS MARY ELIZABETH FRA AARON FARNELL TI-IELDINE GILLESPIE JOSEPH FERGUSON INA GRESI-IAM HARRY GRIFFITH HAZEL GURGANUS LEWIS GURGANUS LOIS GURGANUS NK Che Garda 'r . LEONARD HITCH BETTY PEARL HEMEY RICHARD IACKSON EDNA EARL IIEMBY BILLY LIKENS MY RTLE HE NITT VANN MURRILI LOIu RITA HOWIIL LIRLIE RUSS II RORIN ANN IXIIIIIM IIIANITA KIT HIII4 T. . , I. ROBERT SANIII1R1'1 JOSE H SUMNEH BETTX PETTEWAY DONALD WALTON MARIORIE PETTEWAY EVER TT WATERS LILLH'-N PINER MARFARET ROCHELLE NANCY SEE L A R 'z' STEEANOU H ARTHA 'NESTMORELAND T. 'Eff WILLIAMS 71947 ' Zh Gadinaf CECIL 'NESTMQRELAND , W ' r wtjy D 1 TT TH ffm Gardzzaf 194 SENIORS ,W ...Y . ANN YOPP WALTER SABISTON, IR. MINNIE IUSTICE Ck C I IACKIE COLLINS CITCUIGIIOH Manager ol School Papcr I Manager of School Store I Presldenl of Class ? Ahleuc Club 3 Bus Drlver 3 4 V1 e Pres1denI of Cla Pres1denI of H15 ory Club 3 Treasurer of Cla Pen and Ink Club 4 Pres1dcnI of Enghsh Club Busmess Manager of Annual 4 News Re-for er 2 FRANCES BATSON sketball l 2 3 le C ub 7 Pen and n Club 3 4 Gossxp Ed1Ior of School Paper 4 Adver IISIDQ Staff of Annual 3 Sc1ence Club I 7 C1rcuIa I1on Manager I Ed1Ior of Grammar News 3 Enghsh Club 4 3 DURWOOD EDWARDS ACIIVIIY Club 3 Bus Drlver 3 4 Buble Class R porier 3 Secrelary of Blble Class 3 Pon and Ink Club 4 Sc1ence Club I 2 4 MARY FRANK sketball I 2 3 Dramaucs Clul 3 AI1IeI1 III 3 4 Pen and Ink Club 4 Cleo Clul Z 3 Allen s Camp Leleune School Jn I94Q 5 AARON I-IURST FARNELL IR Pres1dent of Pen and Ink Club 3 P11 ff S I respondmg Secretary of Dramom CIuI 4 Pr g Cha1rman of Enghsh Club 4 Program Ch nrmrn o Dramaucs Club 4 Paper Staff 2 H 6 TIIELDINF EIIZABEIII LILLESPII ee Club Z H0111 E YICIIII s Cu Z Pen md ub 3 4 ll A 1s1n'Mr1ag Ca Repor cr 4 Tr mslcrrcd Ircm P xl 1 h and Morehead C1 y IP CIARILE CRISI AII Hom Economl s I Ffn una Ink Club 3 I A V r 11s1n, Slafl I Annu 1I 3 F ICI' Saff 3 4 A1 en Eeurcvllle I'I1gh Schocl I 2 8 IOE FERGUSON sketball M mager I 2 I 1 2 4 u 1 I I 3 4 Ac IVIIY IC ol P41 r 3 4 1ISI1II 4 Roos e Clu cncc Club I IVCI Ffo na 9 IIAYFL C IIRCANIIS on C I1Iu IP CIIOIIII s LII 10 IIARRY I 9 1 SI 11 I1 IJIIVL B1sIf CPI e CIII L P csvl r11 fl cn 111 ul s Dru r 5 O I ! f I I 4 , I ' GI ,Ig 1 G IWC f II IJ, 5 2 f Ink , 5 ' , ,5 f ' CI ,5 , 5 Easketl II sscla 'z aer, 45 I ss , 5 ' 5 5 5 'c - I ss, 3: 1-5 5 1, - , , If, cg, , ' ' I , 5 Xss, 45 ' I , : I F I I , 4: ff I I 52' 7.II1C. 1 1, e 'cs,5f,,rI. ,',15 dc- ' c o +,o511i.f,,5Ide-CI Ba 5 5 , 5 G 9 I 5 I, ,5 I IC I' I , I ' , , . , . 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Athletxc ANNE YOPP LEONARD HITCF Fnendlxesl IUANITA KETCHUM VANN MURRELL Vlnhesi HAIR 1' FRANK L wr Besi All Around -IINN YOPP RO ERI A J ., E V , . .1 V ES .E .f'jLEli . ,typ .B ' S'fl'EP.S f I CLASS HISTORY Our Senior Class of 1947 has completed a twelve year prograrr which constitutes for us a well balanced and varied foundation upon wh1ch we will begin our indivldual life s work Each will go into a different direction intc different fields of endeavor each carrying in his heart and mind the ideals inspirations and knowledge gained through these twelve years of associatior with each other and with the instructional program of the school Since our first days in the Primary Department our school program has expanded and strengthened Each year we have been offered greater advan tages for advancement in learning and other activities Through the elemen rapidity but with no definite aim in mind Upon entering high school we began to feel the whole plan of our education the progress we had made and the course of our future which would be a decision of our own We began to see the need of continued study and preparation to be able to fully understand and conquer the problems which will confront us as we individually take our places in the business economic and social world Since the restrictions of war shortages no longer restrain us we hav in the past two years directed our efforts to building an athletic program which would be an asset to the school and thereby enriching the lives of the pupils through various sports and creative activities We have achieved much of our purpose with great enioyment and satisfaction but we are leaving much to be im proved upon We feel deep gratitude now that we have reached this attainment, to the many who have helped us through our trials given their council and lived their lives that we might daily have an example to follow. Our greatest wish is that we might give of our knowledge and strength to others like ourselves and in a measure repay our debt. THELDINE GILLESPIE ANNE YOPP. ,94 cle cw, af tary grades we studied, played, and accepted new ideas with increasing CLASS PROPHECY It was a cold rarny night in the December of 1965 ln hrs study of the Ierome Tavern Robert Sanders noted Editor of The New York Times sat unable to thrnk of the work that lay before him to be done The warl of hrs newest arrival filled the house Tonight as on so many similar nrghts he remembered the days at the little town of Iacksonvrlle and the classmates that had been hrs there Frndrng himself unable to work on hrs edi torral any longer he grabbed his raincoat and overshoes and stepped out into the cold drizzle After a number of hours of hard walking he found himself standing on the steps of the First Baptist Church Inside he knew hrs best friend the Rev Ioseph Sumner would be preparing hrs Sunday sermon A talk with the pastor of this Fifth Avenue First Baptist Church would surely satisfy the longing rn hrs heart There would be warmth inside and he was chilled to the bone Inside the talk with Rev Sumner farled to help him By now the morning paper would be gone to press and his assistant editor Robin Ann Kellum would have written his editorial Where to now but to the prrntrng house? shouting orders from left to rrght and rn another hour the paper would be on the street He stopped by Miss Kellum s desk and they soon fell to talking about old trmes They decided there was one sure way to frnd out what had happened to all of the old friends and that would be to go through all of the old papers on frle Leaving the busrness man ager in charge of the office they made their way into the frle room on the basement floor Stacks and stacks of filed papers of bygone years were pulled out Slqhlng they began the long trek through them The first thing that caught therr eye was a picture on the front page of a paper a few years old Together they hurrredly read the writeup Vann Murrell noted engrneer had been employed by the Brrtran Bridge Asso cratron to remodel the London Bridge Page after page they read Foreign Ambas sador Iackre Collins had Just returned from Russia He was to be succeeded by hrs colleague and friend Durwood Edwards On the stock pages they found that the Fergu son Lumber Company had prospered greatly and by now Ioe Ferguson was a million arre Richard Iackson had rnvested most of hrs money rn the Alaskan luneau Gold and found that through the years rt nerther went up nor down Mention rn a later paper stated that Mr Iackson had treked off to Alaska to see what could be done about rars ing the value of rt On an editorial page was a letter from Professor William Lrkens Professor of Physics at Harvard who was telling the world about a new law that he had perfected about the pendulum. Professor Aaron Parnell had retired from Mars Hill Col- lege where for years he had been an English Instructor. Without a doubt the sports pages were the most fascinating. Lewis Gurganus noted basketball referee had just announced the birth of his seventh child another boy. His wife the former Edna Earl Hemby made the statement that she was as excited as when she had her first. Walter Sabiston all time basketball coach at UNC had announced his retirement. He stated that wives and basketball dont mix very well. lt takes most of his time marrying and divorcing them. Following his retirement he will marry his sixth the childhood sweetheart of bygone years luanita Ketchum the widow from Wisconsin. They were to make their home in Iacksonville their home town. This has been the lifetime desire of both. Everett Waters featherweight boxing champion of the world will fight tonight in Madison Square ,Garden The price of the tickets will be more than they have been since l946 when Lewis met Conn. Mr. Waters manager is none other than Cecil Westmoreland. He s evidently dropped his nickname of Blanch- ard since then. Mr. Sanders uttered a sigh as he came across the fashion page. For lo and behold there was a new creation by the one and only Betty Petteway. And what had she created? It was a nightie that would send a man s blood pressure up a few hundred degrees. Miss Theldine Gillespie was modeling a topless hat and cr bottomless pair of evening slippers. In the page of advertisements was the notice of a traveling circus that had passed through. Owner and proprietor, Leonard Hitch and his wife, the mid- get of the show, Frances Batson, were literally rolling in the money. Mr. Hitch posed in one tent as the Midriff Man. Mrs. Hitch, when asked by the reporters for a statement only said, Well, I tell you. There isn't much to say. Q Y G16 GCLVJUZCLA 1 7' There he found everything in the hurly burly of a newspaper office. Miss Kellum was CLASS PROPHECY fCont1nuedl lt was the page of advertisements that caught Miss Kellum s eye There it was Rooms for rent at Walton s Rest Haven Upon research for the details of the ad they found it was none other than Donald Walton and his wife the former Betty Pearl Hemby who had realized their dreams of a huge home Just out of town There was another ad entitled Marthas Marriage Bureau Detail related that she would marry anybody to anybody for anything Miss Martha Westmoreland says that the Bureau works fine because it works for her Another ad attracted them Come to Marie s for the shampoo or permanent that satisfies And so MISS Marie Williams was the part time operator of a beauty parlor The other part of her time was taken up as Mrs Marie Kalamazoo in her cute little home with her cute little kids and her cute little hubby And of course all of the best pictures of Mr Sanders New York Times are made by none other than Harry Griffith His studio up the street is something you hear about but wait in line to see Successful photographer indeed A small write up in dark print caught their eyes Miss Nancy See noted American poet had Just been told that she will live to be ninety nine w1th no effort at all All of her poems seemed to show that she believed a little differently Lesl1e Russ creator of Russ Slips had Just turned his business over to his son At the time they are living in New Iersey Believe me his slips are plenty good Miss Mary Frank the laughing star of Laugh Awhrle Darling has Just been asslgned a new part in the play Crying Angel The former Miss Ina Gresham left by plane to Join her husband the noted engineer in London In a yellowed old paper was the mention of the wedding of Miss Hazel and Miss Lois Gurganus The ceremony was double Mr Sanders could find no further mention of them Miss Kellum came across an 1nterest1ng ad Do you want longer hair? If so try Hewitt s Halr Oil If not completely satisfied your money back Miss Myrtle Hewitt was well situated in the business Newspaper after newspaper they searched They dragged them off the shelves like dragging off years Mrs Iohn O Peacock the former Miss Ann Yopp was attending the Statewide basketball tournament in which her two oldest sons were all stars from lackson ville The doors to the divorce courts were slammed in the face of Miss Lois Rita Howell sixteen times divorced already Dear me Don t tell anybody but it looks like she s going to have to l1ve Wlth this one Little Miss Minnie Iustice was the founder of Minnie s Many Tourist Courts And so France gave back to the Unlted States the beautiful inter national star of the stage Miss Lillian Piner. She left behind her name in lights. The morning light filtered through the basement windows as Mr. Sanders sighed. That s every paper and we re missing three still. I wonder what happened to them? Oh baloney We ll probably never know. Get your hat. lm starving. Upstreet they decided to go to a joint they d neither been to before. From afar they saw in lights the word Gizmo. Solmehow the word struck a key note. Oh but the place was beautiful. From their table they ordered from a sweet waitress whom they discovered to be none other than another old friend Miss Marjorie Petteway. The man- ager came out to say a cheery word to them and who to their wondering eyes should appear but none other than Mary Stefanou. Same business eh Miss Stef? As always she was at home in the business of her lifetime. On the way home they decided for old time s sake they d stop in at Madam Frances place to have their fortunes told. She told Mr. Sanders that he was searching to find one missing person. She told Miss Kellum of her sad love affair and of an unsuccessful marriage. She predicted that Miss Kellum s only son Eddie would be coming home from the Navy to stay. Mr. Sanders interrupted- Yes we know and we hope but what we want to know is what happened to our old friend Margaret Rochelle? Hastily Madam Frances removed her veil and before them was none other than their jolly old friend Miss Margaret Rochelle. Lastly she said I predict that there will be a reunion of all our senior class in Iacksonville soon soon soon. LESLIE RUSS, BETTY PETTEWAY. 14 G J' A . - . , , , . I v ll - I 1 1 I I - . , . ' . , , . , . , . ' 1 . , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,, ,, , , , , , ,, 6 6 GHVJUZH! 194 CLASS POEM MEMORIES The years have been many and the years have been Iona But ever our hearts have been true We ve lrved and worked rnrdst lauqhter and sonq And srnrled the whole years thru Lrlce a book that you blot wrth t ars Then lay aslde reqretful that tts done So have been our rnany happy years Crowded full of work but yet ol fun Old years rolled out and new years rolled rn In each we struggled some vrctory to wrn ln each some vrctory we won Not proud Just happy that Connnq our way ls a certatn farr day 1n the month of May Yet our eyes qrow nnsty as the day draws nrqh When we ll say farewell to lacksonvtlle Htqh Tl e years have been many and the years have been lonq But ever our hearts have been true We ve l1ved and worked rnrdst lauqhter and song And srrnled the whole years thru RGBIN ANN KELLUM ll f T T Q I We labored in every sinqle one. V V ' 1 t 194 Gardinaf LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolma lacksonvrlle I-hgh School County of Onslow May I8 1947 C1ty of Iacksonvllle We consrder 1t unfarr cmd beneath us to depart from our dear I H S wlthout leavrng behmd for the benefrt of certam not qulte so glfted and fortunate members of varrous classes a few of our many assets and accomplrshments We on thrs 18th day of May rn the year of nrneteen hundred and forty seven do hereby make publlc our last w1ll and testament ec SC BC BC BC BC BC 6C 6C BC BC BC SC BC BC ARTICLE I We the Senrors leave to Mr Lmgle many thanks and much gratrtude for all he has done to make our Iunror and Senror years so successful and we know all future senrors w1ll be of the same op1n1on To Mrs Hardrson we leave our love and appreclatron for bemg such an under stand1ng frrend and homeroom teacher We w1ll never frnd another that w1ll f1ll her place To Mrss Iordan we leave our Englrsh grades and especrally our abrlrty to grve book reports also thanks for the many good tlmes we have had rn your classes To Mrs Leggett we leave the hope she may see us rn our future homes and then she can see to what advantage we are usmg the thmgs she taught us To Mrss Freeman we leave our hopes of seemg her capture a lreutenant or captain one day 1n the near future Good luck to you To Mrs Warf we leave our ab1l1ty to speak French and the knowledge that we all have hopes of berng a French Commentator somewhere rn the near future To Mrss Austm we leave some money for her to buy some curlers so that she w1ll not have to use so many socks She has pretty curls though does she not? ARTICLE II To the Green Freshmen we leave all our wrsdom and experrence of berng the D1gn1f1ed Senrors We hope they have as many good trmes ln store for them as we have had rn the past To the Sophomores better known as the ambrtrous ones rn I I-I S we leave our sympathy for bemg the l1ttle 1n betweens but always remember you are as brg and as good as the next fellow To the Iurnors we w1ll our abllrty of bemg able to respect all semors and thanks for such a swell banquet Keep your chrn up and you w1ll get there ye To all future Sernors we leave our Joys and memorres of past school days and the wonderful trmes we have had wrth all of you who have made our good tlmes so successful ARTICLE III We the Senrors of Iacksonvrlle H1gh School leave our seats 1n chapel and our splendxd record of belng perfect students to the Junlors wrth the hope you w1ll take advantage of IIS great value We all leave to the student body much success and happrness rn the future May you have all the thmgs rn lrfe that are dear and precrous to you I Iackre Collrns leave all my sex appeal to Tommy Lassmter rn hope that 1t w1ll do htm as much good as rt has me I Durwood Edwards leave my abtlrty for grvmg oral book reports to Zeta Mor ton s.1., -, p ' s.2. .-, ' ,- s.s. 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MCL! 194 GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC GC ec Sec LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Contlnued Aaron Hurst Farnell lr leave my darnty petlte frgure to Peggy Sawyer Io Ferguson leave my qulet and calm ways to Anthony Gurganus Harry Grrfhth leave my curly ha1r to Ruth Maultsby Lewrs Gurganus leave my ab1l1ty to get a glrl and keep her to Wrlton Bush Leonard H1tch Hope to Leave R1chard Iackson leave all my l1ttle black books to Bob Iuhan Brlly Lrkens leave my lohn Payne looks to Iohn Humphrey Vann Murrell leave my ab1l1ty to get along wtth the teachers to Elbert Llkens Leshe Russ leave my Frank Smatra ways to Edward Arthur Walter Sablston Ir leave my romantlc blood to Arthur Scopro Langley Ioseph Sumner leave all my young grrl fr1ends scattered over the U S A to Charles Marshall I Robert Sanders leave my croomng vorce to Arthur Langley I Everett Lee Waters bequeath my posrtron as second baseman on the softball team to Ioe Iohnston I Cecrl Westmoreland leave my ab1l1ty to play football to I1m Bullock I Donald Walton leave my Engllsh grades to Helen Humphrey l Frances Batson leave my long blmkmg eye lashes that have a way w1th men to all glrls who are dateless Mary E Frank leave my natural blonde ha1r to Nancy Capps Theldme G1llGSp1G leave my Dalsy Mae f1gure to Iack1e Slmpson Ina Gresham leave my fllrty flirty eyes to Evelyn Balley Lo1s Gurganus leave my volce that brmgs IU the men to Bobby Whlte Betty Pearl Hemby leave my ab1l1ty to get a man and keep htm to Ruth Maultsby I Edna Earl Hemby leave my ab1l1ty to Sklp school and get b, It tt to all those unfortunate ones that get Caught I Myrtle Hewrtt leave my long auburn tresses to Nell M1zzell I Lots Rlta Howell leave all my suckers to Freda Sprouse I Mmme Iusttce leave my baby ways to Dorothy Lee Stevens I Bobm Ann Kellum leave my ab1l1ty ID handl1ng any srtuatron to Betty lean Beavis I Iuamta Ketchum leave my ab1l1ty to pop chewmg gum 1n Mrss Freeman s fourth per1od study hall I Betty Petteway leave my Lauren Bacall volce to Nell Mltchell It has such soothmg tones Margaret Rochelle leave twenty pounds of werght to Zeta Morton MarJor1e Petteway leave my krnd and thoughtful ways to all future semors L1ll1an Pmer leave my red hot temper to Mary Allce Carmtchael Nancy See leave my charmmg personalxty to Arwrlda H1l1 Mary Loulse Stefanou leave my place as chref cheerleader to Frances Frelds Martha Westmoreland leave my b1g mouth to Roxre Hood Mane W1ll1ams leave my peaches and cream complexron to Mary Ahce Car mrchael I Anne Yopp leave the song Oh Iohnny to lean Pa1ge Taylor We the testators hereby s1gn and declare th1s Last W1ll and Testament on th1s day May the erghteenth nmeteen hundred and forty seven IUANITA KETCHUM BILLY LIKENS I I . 7 S . 5. I, , ., ' , ' ' . S . 6. l, , ' . S . 7. I, ' ' , ' . S . 8. I, ' , ' ' ' ' . S . 9. I, ' , . S . 10. I, ' , ' ' . S . 11. I, ' ' , . S . 12. I, , ' ' ' ' . S . 13. I, ' , ' . S . 14. I, ' , ., ' ' . S . 15. I, , A ' . . . s .1s. , ,' - - . S . 17. , , ' ' s . 18. , ' 1 , ' . S . 19. , , ' . S . 20. , , ' ' ' , s . 21. 1, . , ' ' . S . 22. I, ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' . S . 23. I, , ' , ' ' . Sec. 24. I, Hazel Gurganus, leave my natural curly hair to Marjorie Coston. S . 25. I, ' , ' ' ' ' . S . 26. I, , ' ' ' s .z'1. , ' , - Q , Vl.l'1' .- .. s .za. , ' , ' ' . S . 29. , ' ' , . S . 30. , ' ' ' , . S . 31. , ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' S . 32. , I , ' ' ' ' ' ' s .s4. , , ' - ' . s . as. 1, ' , - . S . 36. I, ' ' , ' ' . S . 37. I, ' ' ' , ' ' . S . 38. I, , ' ' ' ' . S . 39. I, ' , ' ' . S . 40. I, , ' ' . S . 41. I, ' ' ' , ' ' - s . 42. , ' , , ' . . 43. , , ' ' ' WHEN ffl W KX? , X ' x N- X NX an IUNIORS ui M? v 4 I I i CHARLES MARSHALL RUTH MAULTSBY ZETA MORTON A B PETTEWAY BETTY IEAN REAVIS FRANKLIN SCOTT IULIA SHEPARD IALOUELINE SIMPSON FREDA SPROUSE DOROTHY STEVENS SUE WALLACE MARY ANN YOUNG NICK IARMAN EVELYN BAILY NELL MITCHELL KNO! Pxctv red? AN ffl 6 194 I, K -L. 'N 5 Z iiQ, ,Q F h ffi ' V 1 I G' 'T I fi. v-+L I III 0 4 1947 . Y ffm Garcjizzaf J 1 n HARRY BOWEN IIM BULLOCK HELEN BYNUM VELMA GOULD AUDREY GREER HELEN HUMPHREY BESSA MAE IENKINS ROBERT IULIAN ANNIE MAE KELLUM' ARTHUR LANGLEY TOMMY LASSITER KATRINA MAREADY GARLAND THOMPSON IUNIORS 41 ,f Kim Garcyirzaf ' 194 SOPHOMORES 1 px VT 'f,J WILLIAM AMAN EDWARD ARTHUR MARY BANKS NANCY BLAKE IEAN BROWN WILTON BUSH MAXINE CAPPS MARY ALICE CARMICHAEL MARGARET COSTON MARIORIE COSTON CATHERINE COWAN LILA CROAM ELOISE DAUGHERTY MARILYN ENGLISH FRANCES FIELDS DONNIE FUTRELL IOHN RAY GIBSON ALWOOD GURGANUS ANTHONY GURGANUS ELZIABETH HALL ROSSIE ANNE HANCOCK CHARLES HENDERSON BETTY ANNE HIGHSMITH ARWILDA HILL GUY HILL ELEANOR HOOD ROXIE HOOD LOIS HORNE DONNIE HUMPHREY ROY LEE HUMPHREY KENNETH IENKINS SADIE IENKINS BOBBY IOHNSON NELL MIZELL GEORGE RICHARDSON BOBBY WHITE ALLACE BEASLEY I ,lr Wyf' W 14 , OMLE BLALOCK RUTH BURGIN EDWARD HILL LEE KELLUM E ST KELLY BERT LIKENS CHARLIE MITCHELL LIZABETH MORTON INDSAY MORTON MARIE MORTON LINWOOD PEED EVELYN PHILLIPS IOHNNY POLLARD DURWOOD POTTER IENNY RICHARDSON BURTON RIDGE WILLIAM RIVENBARK RAY ROBINSON JANE LEE SAUNDERS PEGGY SAWYER ALTON SCOTT BILLIE SHEPARD GERALDINE SMITH NOBE SMITH EARL SWINSON PEARL WALTON FRANCES WATERS GLADYS WINBERRY MARY LEE WILLIAMS ETHEL WILLIS My 7 '947 Garguzaf FRESHMEN MISS FREEMAN'S FRESHMAN CLASS MISS AUSTlN'S FRESHMAN CLASS IAMES BARBER WALTER GOULD HAMMOND GREER STEVE HEMBY C. N. HARMAN IAMES RAY KING ERNIE LIKENS IAMES MARSHBURN DONALD PETTEWAY DORSIE PETTEWAY BOBBIE PHILLIPS RICHARD VALDEZ MARK WEAVER ROBERT WEST EMORY WINEBERRY HILDA BARBER EULA MAE CAVENAUGH MERINDA HANSLEY MYRTLE HAMSLEY OLIVE MAE HEATH NANNIE IUSTICE MARGARET KELLUM CHRISTIAN MORTON DOROTHY MORTON NELLIE MORTON BETTY PARKER MAMIE RAMSEY NELLIE SWINSON RUBY SWINSON MARY LOUISE TURNER ELIZABETH VJHALEY MELVIN BROWN GRAHAM DARDEN HAROLD GLEITZ EMORY GREER COLUMBUS HANCOCK BOBBY HITCH GEORGE HOWARD BILL HUBBARD I. D. HUMPHREY IOHN HUMPHREY SCOTTIE HUMPHREY WILLIAM IARMAN ERNEST IENKINS BILLY IULIAN BILLY MAREADY IIMMY MAULTSBY THOMAS NELSON MARK PETTEWAY LESTER SIMPSON SAMMY TRIPPE SARA ARTHUR BARBARA BYRD NANCY CAPPS PHYLLIS CARTER IEAN CAVENAUGII SYBIL CLARK NAOMI COLE CHARLOTTE CROWSON TI-IURBER DUDLEY HILDA HILL MARIE HUMPHREY MARY ELIZABETH KING ELOISE LANIER IEAN MORTON MARGARET NELSON MARTHA SWINSON IEAN PAGE TAYLOR RACHEL WELLS Che Garginaf 194 EIGHTH GRADES MRS. KOONCE'S EIGHTH GRADE MISS BOONE'S EIGHTH GRADE CLEVE ANDERSON DOUGLAS BAILEY I. D. BROWN HAROLD CAVENAUGH AUBREY COLLINS LEON RAY DIXON WILLIE HALL GERALD HURST BUNDY KING AUSTON LANIER FRANKLIN MCPHATTER EDWIN LEE MORTON IIMMIEAODOM C. R. PEELE CLARK PETTEWAY IAMES SAWYER BILL SPRINGFIELD MILTON SWINSON CARL VENTERS IEANETTE AMAN MARY KATHRYN BUCHANAN AUDREY COLEMAN ERMA CREWS IEAN HARRELL BETTY ANN JACKSON NANCY LEE LAMBE ZELMA MARSHBURN LEAI-I MORTON MARIE MORTON PATSY NELSON BERNICE PHILLIPS DOROTHY RHODES LILLIE SWINSON NAOMI WALLER WILLIAM AMAN RONALD BURGESS RONALD BEAUCHAMP EDWARD CHADWICK WILLIAM COWELL ERNEST GRESHAM ERNEST HALE STACY HOWARD VERNON KELLUM ALTON MORRIS GROVER MORTON ED NELSON ROBERT PATLEN DOUGLAS PROFITH L. I. SAUNDERS LESLIE SCURRY DAN SWINSON WILLIE WIGGINS EDITH BROWN DORIS CAPPS VERA MAE FUTRELL MARY HAYES FLORENCE KELLUM PHYLLIS MEADOWS , ANNIE FAYE MORTON VIRGINIA MORTON PATSY PATLEN FRANCES PHILLIPS DOROTHY PINER, TRUDDIE SHEPARD ANN SMITH HELEN TURLINGTON MAVIS WHALEZ 1947 Zim Garwzzaf SEVENTH GRADES 5 MRS. WILLIAMS' SEVENTH GRADE CECIL EARL BALLANCE E. B. BEASLEY BUCK BLALOCK DONNELY GORDON COWAN IAMES STEVEN DIXON WILLIAM THURMAN ED NARDS DONALD FINGERS LOUIS ELWOOD FUTRELL ALLEN K HALE SHELTON HENDERSON HAROLD IAMES HORNE BILLY HUMPHREY NILLIAM IEW ETT IONES LAYTON RAY MORTON IRA SCOTT HORACE LFE SHEPARD KENNETH SMITH BILLY LFE STRICKLAND THOMAS VIRGIL TAYLOR IAMES STANLEY VINSON rRANKLIN DELANO NINBERRY HENRY THOMAS YOUNG C-OLDIE BRINSON MARY HELEN BUSH NANCY CAROLYN COLE JIABEL DAVI SADIE RAE DIYON DORIS MAIIL A COULD AUDRFY EARLENE HAMILTON ELIZABETH MILDRED IENKINS IAADFLINE KELLUM AILDRED MARIE KOCTNT DNA LU ILL LIKEDS ANNH AKE JIARSHBURN N IA IE 1' f TTEP IAV AAPIE 'II CHVLLL NRC1 EDA FEAD mam RAY RA f' OR wLAN F MAD F AROLKII If L f , I x' f I S N x F -F A .J C1 ,- I F . . ' J QE T ,, ,S .H L, Cf L. 1 - F , . ,. AN IE If R !. HA I 1 'T K Y .1 .If I ' 4- I I. .1 .... POLLY PARRISH ., . -I ,-F H ,N . . W MARIE TI .CL I AFI?-IIE I. ..,I- SMITH ' C . , ' CITE STAN E' CII JUN! IQ4 MRS CHAPMAN S SEVENTH GRADE MRS F VYN V ONNEELYS SEVENTH GRADE N1 IBN I1 H , ,Aviv , -.. .UNLV ww ' -A -.5 rE,HE1.L: L. .I ' r ' f 7 . ' . C ' 'Q?'Ifl1'N??' ,xtiwsw I' '.-3.P.'ff S'fI ?.KII.HIf.1I'Iw '3'Ef'Vf3 V f11I.7.!.f ' SE 1Ar'r,1At1 i rw: f',I.IHJ.' T5 EZ-H,1T: ,SYN 1' ul 1f?'ffE-E' E- IYXVTJ ,. EY 1311.1 Q' ' IE H' Q15 'fXF.f'f'T'f1f5'.'IIf if 'f Efvwrfrri Flffflfl. 1iPiwr.1 E' V? UW iii ?fffI '3 VW! ET QEHJPPIJP :.1.'.,w:1'+N',1arJ V-'4,TfT'.' E1E'T-JYXJTVH' ,W Y V V , r I ...X I NINE 1 1r.t.w my fF1mov.'L3 i ,NUI MEM pam N? fum-1 'lhilnfll' 1-1m.f1411'f TAEW5 FV777' 3' s-.H V111 3?-m1 T 5 :'m'1'HAm' YEIIJ'-.ff ll, l'fxV. I'f fx LUX fziullr I '-I--Y :1v 1-am' .WEETX 1, fwiwpm-111 V W ,E Y Q P1-.itJ51,:f f.:.1a me 1't.':,1if FT , Ff'?EiIf'3f lvwml u1s.aH,fi.1 xflmfm ' Eh I A 'fE':.f5f1' yfyyy ff.-A1:'12,'l?iT TVIFAI. Fflifg' w,w3 HQAAL f1'5FFffF,3. 1T'If'fC?N 1112' : fwi sr2+f'a'x5:: Piiif' 7 'VVWH H5152 1- If PfV.'.'.fxl-Zlifi l ,,,, , ,Q At. w :,: 1 T.: Hn:4:'f1I V i fszmxrvn 'fziiJS ze-ifrm I, D I Ml I ' 1 II L N1 ' N W' 1 ' , 14 1 ,1 X F I1 M A I If , 1 I w f I , , CMV U X QT' H T A , Y I, X 1 1 PEN AND INK CLUB Pres1der1t LGSIIG Russ Vrce Presrdent Mary Stefcmou Secretary Nell Mrtchell Treasurer Vcmn Murrell IACKIE COLLINS IOE FERGUSON THELDINE GILLISPIE FRANCES BATSON INA GRESHAM MYRTLE HEWITTE LOIS RITA HOWELL HELEN HUMPHREY RICHARD IACKSON BOB IULIAN MARY FRANK IUANITA KETCHUM RUTH MAULTSBY BETTY PETTEWAY ROBERT SANDERS NANCY SEE FREDA SPROUSE ZETA MORTON BETTY JEAN REAVIS EVERETT WATERS MARTHA WESTMORELAND ANNE YOPP BILLY LIKENS Che Garhzzaf 1947 194 C e Gad ml DRAMATICS For years Iocksonvllle dreamed of u drcxmoucs club but Ih1s dream kno 1 no reollty un11l fhrs year A group of Uml1l1OL1S students omed wlth fl1e1r C pil le roach Mrs W ,xrf cmd storied rlqht ln Meetmqs are h ll lwlfe excn we k H se lemq fllled 1'l1 ploy prom C vol e pmctl e stage work ond m my svrullr zvlxes ll yrolu ly n .fer fmcl any C IIS members ln Hollywood or on Bro d my PM o GCI o 1Ioe'n 1 s Cer mly ,1 Io of fun Pres1cler1t Robm Arm Kellum VICE Presldent Ioseph Sumner Secretory Meme Morton Treasurer Besso Moe Ienkms HARRY BO MLN IIM BULLO V KATRINA VAREADY ANNIE MAE KELLUM IIMMIE IIAIILTSBY SADIE IENKINS AARON FARNEIL FRANCES WATERS SUE WALLACE IACKIE SIMPSON RACHEL WELLS C -IRI TIAN MORTON A THONY GURCANUS GERALDINE SMITH JOE IOHNSTON GLADYS WINBERRY MARILYN ENGLISH EOEBIE WHITE BARBARA BYRD RUTH MAULTSBY ELEANOR HOOD 1 MRS VXARF Q ll I I I l V ' . Q I 3 ,f .7 3 , . r , ' ' , ' e f . I e ,K e 3 ' ' nv. . '11-, 'C :'C , , ,. 1 J oct' . You' . .fo e' . ' f ' ' Cl 2' ' 7 .J I e 1 Z . I , 1 tu ' 1 , - , v . ,.. N . w . V.. S ,. K. VA. KY.. J , ,. , 1. . L . o , W . - Che Garginaf 194 BOOSTERS CLUB Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Cxrculanon Manaqer Ar Sponsor NICK IARMAN FRANK SCOTT ARTHUR LANGLY MARK PETTEWAY MARGIE COSTON EDWARD ARTHUR ERNEST KELLY NANCY BLAKE NANCY CAPPS AUDREY GREFR BETTY PEARL HEMBY DONALD WALTON LEWIS GURGANUS TOMMY IASSITFR BURTON RIDGE BILLY MAREADY SAMMY TRIPPE IOM NELSON SCOTTIE HUMPHREY MINNIE IUSTICE EVELYN PHILLIPS DORTHY STEVENS MARY LEE WILLIAMS PHYLLIS CARTER IEAN MORTON NAOMI COLE IEAN CAVANAUGH JEAN BROWN BETTY WALTON ELOISE DAUGHERTY I1II1an Prner Edna Earl Hemby Mary Ann Young Mary Stefanou Charles MarshaII Nancy See Betty Petteway Mrss Iean AUSIIH HELEN HUMPHREY LEONARD HITCH FREDA SPROUSE FRANCES FIELDS DUCK BEASLY A B PETTEWAY CECIL WESTMORELAND LINWOOD PEED ERNIE LIKENS EARL SWINSON HILDA HILL ARWILDA HILL REBECCA LAMY HAROLD GLEITZ ROXIE HOOD Business Manaaer ........ I ..... . ...... T ACTIVITY CLUB Presxdent Secretory Treosurer Sponsor . EMORY WINBERRY BOBBY PHILLIPS RICHARD VALDEZ LOIS HORNE MARIE HUMPHREY SARAH ARTHUR BETTY PARKER MYRTLE HANSLEY NELLIE MORTON DOROTHY MORTON WILTON BUSH BOBBY IOHNSON GEORGE RICHARDSON DURWOOD POTTER CHARLES HENDERSON GUY HILL BOBBY HITCH HARRY GRIFFITH ERNEST IENKINS WILLIAM RIVENBARK TI-'URBER DUDLY ELOISE LANIER ROY LEE HUMPHREY IOHN RAY GIBSON KENNETH IENYINS SYBIL CLARK PEGGY SAWYER ELBERT LEE LIKENS ELOISE DAUGHTERY BETTY WALTON ALTON SCOTT . LINDSEY MORTON ROSSIE ANN HANCOCK Bobby Iohnson Elo1se Loruer Durwood Potter Dorothy Freemom IAMES BARBER DORSIE PETTEWAY IAMES R. KING WILLIAM IAMES ROBERT WEST C. M. IAMES JAMES MARSHBURN WALTER GOULD STEVE HEMBY MAMIE RAMSEY ELIZABETH WHALEY LESTER SIMPSON MELVIN BROWN EMORY GREER HAMMOND GREER DONALD PETTEWAY 194 Che GarJ1zaf vtcelpfesidegt 1 i 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 .Guy Hill CHRISTMAS DECORATION f V 0 s I Q P A I i 194 The Garflmal CLASS ROOM SCENES r 5 J f ' lr 1- A j ,X , , I . .. Che Garfyuzaf 194 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB I-IAZEL GURGANUS MARY L TURNER LILA 'ROOM CHARLOTTE CROWSON EVELYN BAILEY NANNIE IUSTICE IEAN PAIGE TAYLOR ROSSIE HANCOCK MARGARET ROCHELLE MARGARET NELSON RUBY SWINSON IULIA SHEPARD ELIZABETH HALL MARY BANKS MARGARET KELLUM EULA MAE CAVANAUGH MAXINE CAPPS DONNIE HUMPHREY SADIF IFNKINS r LOIS GURGANUS MARY E. KING 1947 Garwzzaf HOME ECONOMICS CLASS ROOM GLEE CLUB GIRLS GLEE CLUB RUTH BURGIN SYBIL CLARK LILA CROOM MARILYN ENGLISH HAZEL GURGANUS LOIS GURGANUS ROSSIE ANN HANCOCK MYRTLE HANSLEY BETTY PEARL HEMBY EDNA EARL HEMBY BETTY ANN HIGHSMITH ELEANOR HOOD LOIS RITA HOWELL MINNIE IUSTICE MARIE MORTON BETTY PARKER MARIORIE PETTEVV AY EVELYN PHILLIPS LILLIAN PINER MAMIE RAMSEY MARGARET ROCHELLE IANE LEE SAUNDERS GERALDINE SMITH PEARL WALTON FRANCES WATERS BOBBY WHITE MARIE WILLIAMS MARY LEE WILLIAMS ETHEL WILLIS GLADYS WINBERRY BOYS GLEE CLUB ROBERT SANDERS IOSEPH SUMNER IOE FERGUSON VANN MURRELL BILLY SHEPARD IOE IOHNSTON ANTHONY GURGANUS Che GMJDZQI 194 194 5 e Gang ml 'DOI' 5 CHEERLEADERS :Vw 10.92 ...i CHARLEQ MAPS iAI.L 'NIANCY SEE BETTY PETTEWAY MARY STEFANOU Lhxef Qheerlfr-1 ior HELEN HUMPHREK EDWARD ARTHUR k ' A Ak ,Am ' . .v 73 , Hp' . , . in 1 ! H5 ' g L ,M f fan V . L : A E I 4 f f X alle GHVJLIZQZ 1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL BETTY IEAN REAVIS BARBARA BYRD LOIS RITA HOWELL BETTY ANN HIGHSMITI-1 ANNE YOPP HILDA HILL MARY ALICE CARMICHAEL ARWILDA HILL MARY ANN YOUNG IACKIE SIMPSON RUTH MAULTSBY LOIS HORNE ROXIE HOOD RACHEL WELLS SUE WALLACE 194 6 6 Garg 1261! ROBERT SANDERS Captcnn EVERETT WATERS HARRY BOWEN LESLIE RUSS TOMMY LASITTER WILTON BUSH WALTER SABISTON LEONARD HITCH RICHARD IACKSON IOE SUMNER ELBERT LIKENS HAROLD GLEITZ IOHN HUMPHREY BOBBY HITCH 7 BOYS' BASKETBALL SENIOR SATIRE Harry Lee Griffith a pho' grapher s son With his ability he ll soon be one Everett Lee Waters better known as Shorty Will be Just as handsome when he s forty Succeeding completely is Anne Sabistoi Yopp We hope her ability will never stop Theld1ne Gillespie often called Ted ls really very pretty and thats nuf said A great reader is Aaron Parnell For some day he hopes to write a book well Margaret Rochelle and her ability to work math One of the cheerleaders is Nancy See We hope she ll go far in the field of cosmotology Minnie Iames lustice small sweet and shy Will soon be the apple of some man s eye is the ambition of Myrtle Hewitt And with her ability we know she will do it Robert Sanders has plenty of vitality Along with that goes a wonderful personality Frances Batson sometimes called Batty Need never worry about being called Patty Speck as an athlete is one of the best ln meeting the girls he passes the test. A cute little girl with hair of red ln friendliness Martha Westmoreland is way ahead Hazel Gurganus has beautiful hair She ll get by with plenty to spare. Durwood Edwards is rather quiet But such a nice boy you won' deny it. Donald Walton is built quite tall But with us he's really on the ball. Betty Petteway is really very smart No one yet can beat her art. Robin Ann Kellum, the best editor-in-chief When she is around you can always get reli-f. Mary Stefanou is the head cheerleader ,ind full of fun Shes really sweet and 'iked by everyone. 6 6 Gard IZ!!! 194 Will hardly ever be surpassed. C 6 GHVJ 2261! SENIOR SATIRE Continued Lars Rrta Howell IS new we admrt But 1n our hearts shes made a areat bra htt luantta Ketchum may be a llttle tall But she s really pretty and lrked by all Wavy blonde harr and eyes ot qreen Leonard lflrtch IS tre xdol and many a arrl s dream Lesl1e Russ and h s abrltty to dance ls not a thrnq tnat happened by chance Beautrtul red harr and a wonderful complexron Descrrbes Lrllran Pm r to a pertecuon Vann Murrell dresses aurte neat He s top wrth us all and can t be beat Cectl Westmoreland ts new around here But we lrke htm lots so he s nothtnq to fear Mary Frank a aracetul blonde Ot her we are all very fond Bllly Lxkens IS a ltkeable quy Rather qood looktnq and not at all shy Rronard lackson 1s tall and lean But hrs ftne qualtttes are platnly seen Maryorre Petteway rs short that we ll Qonte s But do we lrke her oh my yes Edna Earl l-lernby ts sweet and aurte small But she s a aood sport and llked by all Betty Pearl Hernby rs small and pretty too And there s nothrnq rn the world she wouldnt d Lookrna once Lots Guraanus rs rather shy Lookrnq twrce her sweetness you Cant deny Mane Wrllrams rs pretty and very nrce When you look once youll have to look twrce loseph Sumner .vould rr ake a qood tea her But hrs frne ambrtton rs to be a preacher lackre Collrns report card rs very qood lNe d all be 1k nn tt we nould loe Ferguson te rs Us every ay Wrth a sltaht rerr ark tnat he an say Lewls Gurqanus nrce and slrahtly short At school he ,xl Hays ts rn all around port o tor you , . V , i ,, . 1 , .. ,Q , h . f , . r J V .. , t w f- , . o V , ., t, . of o one 'o o d I I N l fe o.. o . .'f' of S . Compliments of the NEWS AND VIEWS Qnly Newspaper m the World Tldolt Glve A VVl1oop About Onslow County PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY COMMERCIAL PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES RUBBER STAMPS ENGRAVING , S 1 BILLY ARTHUR, Edror Q ci Pubilslxer Fxrst Cmzens Bank and Trust Co COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE We Ifroksomvrlle Rlchlcmd Lump L Jeurre C.OIIlIHIlII1QIIl W L Humphrey Best Wrshes from Coleman s Restaurant Icrcksonvrlle N C Vrsrt Us tor Those Terrrptrrrq Drshe cmd Remember Our Specralty Chicken ln the Easy Way Complrrrrents of The Onslow Muslc School Phom 317 Court St Acros Street trout A I L Depot Corrrplrrrrerxts I MGTQOIIS Department Store Iocksonvrlles Qldest cmd Most Complete Depfrrtrrrent Stor DIAL 428 C OIIIDIIIIIQIII f L 6. K Iewelers In ksorrvllle N V IEWELRY AND GIFTS HEADQUARTERS PHONE 526 COIYIQIIIIIQTIIS o U BGOSTER CLUB MEMBER Best Illfrstres I Dlcks Novelty Shop Iacksonvrlle N C See Us for Recordmqs ot Your Eovorrte Bands AII Typ s of Rtrorroqraoh R co ds 5 C r1tsUp . v I 1 I-Z Slrrfe I of V' e' o I . ' e . ' ' V ' s . Q. . s H H HELEN I. M-czHA'.v, mf , ' o f ' 5 o ,C ' , , Q. I , e Q ' o I I f I , . . I . he e' r - e IOHNSONS DRUG STORE Iacksonvdle N C THE PLACE TO HAVE THOSE PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED PHONE 370 The Rexall Store Comphments of The Gladys Shop Home of Better Dresses Iclcksonwlle N C Comphments of Woolard s Grocery Store GROCERIES MEATS PHONE 766 IC1Cksor1v1lle N C Comphments of Deals Radlo Servlce Iacksonwlle N C HAVE IT REPAIRED Conqratulatlons Royal Cleaners New Brlclqe St Your B F Goodnch Dealer S 6. M Auto 6. Home Supply Co 712 New Brldqe St PHONE 513 Iacksonvllle N C OTTU T SHELTON H WAYNE M CAQKILL Complxments of Manne Chevrolet Co Icxcksonvdle N C I DONT THROW IT AWAY Igcksonvmel N. Q. Compliments ot Coastal Motor Co. Z. E. MURRELL, lr., Prop COMPLETE AUTO PARTS SERVICE DIAL 274 Compliments ot Beacham's Service Station and Garage We Specialize in CI Complete Stock Ot Automobile Ports and Acces- sories Also Prompt Repair Iciclcsonfille N C Compliments I Southern Supply PIRESTONE PRODUCTS QI8 Court Street F C HUFEMAN M, DIAL 779 Compliments ol Iacksonvllle Dry Cleaners PICK UP AND DELIVERY BEST CARE FOR YOUR CLOTHES loolcsonville N C Drop In Brown s Barbecue CHICKEN HAMBURGERS STEAKS WESTERN T BONE lust Across the R1ver Compliments of T B Koonce Insurance Agency A K I' O E fl LEI' US DO YOUR WORRYING 703 N Court St Rex PHONE 494 Iocksonviile N C Qulnn 6. Mlller Co Furniture of Oucility lficicsonvill liinston PHONE 3145 Ettici rt Service Any Day ot the Week . O 1 D. C. , fr. I . . I . i ' Q Y A 4, 559 - - TELL IIOTIIIIIG BUT 'IIIE BEST' I C C, tO NC , I gr, 'ei . ' 352 Complrmertts t SNAPPY LUNCH WE SPECIALIZE IN THE BEST OF SANDWICHES lacksonwlle N C Cheney Electrxc Co 5lO M1ll Ave Phorte 303 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND RETAILERS D lers or ectrrc Applxartces Maytaq Washers Adrmral and Zemth Radlos and Other General El S RECORDS-Columbxa Decca Capxtal Vxcto Complrrrtents ot Bostlc Muslc Co Best Wlshe U S Restaurant lacksonvrlle Why Not Drop m and Try Qrte ot Our Del1c1ous Meals? We Stn e to Please You At All Txmes STEVE STEFANOU Prop Corrmllments of Crystal Cafe lacksortvllle N C V1S1l Us Steaks Frsh Cl C an hops Served Please Your Taste tor a Dellctous Meal PROMPT SERVICE Flenshman s lacksortvllle N C SMART APPAREL AND ACCES SORIES FOR MILADY 6l6 Court Street DIAL 579 Complrrrterttary Complrmertts Donatron A FRIEND ot M A COWELL . , O Q ' ea f , . . ' r ' s . . . , . .V . f , l 1 - Cnrvwnlirrwnrwtc mt C...,., ..... ou.- C. U I , . . To BY Qulnn McGowen FUNERAL HOME SGIVICG for the Most Careful DIAI. 330 lc CTIVIllQ N Vlctorla Cafe SPEC IALILE IN STPAIXS AND SEAFOOD G E Maultsby PURE ETI-IYL PURE PEP MOTOR FUELS We SpeC1C1l1ze IH No l Fue Q1l The Qual ty of O r Ser xce Matches the Qual ty of Our Products DIAL 323 Be Su e Wlth Pu e Taylor s Glft Shop COIIIQIIIHGHIS el Edward Lee Cavenaugh lcrciso 1v1l N The Furnlture Exchange AT THE OLD BRIDGE We Buy and Sell U ed Eu1111tu1 I 1pl1 II 11s Rad1o Statlon W I N C Ink enJ1l1 N C C cl 1 Il 1 Mutuc 1 Us 111 5 Syst and 1 IO 1240 On Your D1aI THE BEST IN RADIO BROADCASTING FOR THE BEST RADIO AUDIENCE IN THE LAND ' i'c,1:1:gel1i1ge:1l:s cwl ' lczclisemvllle N. C. ,UE . W ,N f- fr' IUC el 1 1- 1.11 TEIII,f .7, I'1f1:s. . . f11S11il,11'f.1 ' Cf'1111f31C:111Qc' IIOIIS I , , , , , , . . I i u v' i Icrcksenvwle, N. C. ,, r , r ,, X CIOII , 'I QI Q of 1. ' S 1 'e, . 1. I 1 fe, AflIlI1f9 INTR lie fl Bwcd C 1' Q ' QIKI The Tobacco Ne w- rlc ll S I1 .' e 'f ,f.. ffilffig'-lil, ': Sam Lrpman 6 Son DEPARTMENT STORES OUTHT THE FAMILY New Bern North Corolmo Foscue Motor Co I C FOSCJE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE locksonvrlle N C The Bootery SHOES FROM THE FASHION CENTERS OE THE NATION New Bern N C Greenvrlle N C Wosh1nqton N C Mcrola Mllk and Ice Cream Co New Bern North Corolrno Compliments Fagon Electnc Co New Bern N C New Bern Cotton O11 6, Ferhllzer Mrlls EERTILIZERS FEEDS COTTON SEED AND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS New Bern N C HILL S Known for Good Clothes New Bern N C . T n H Compliments ot . Of . I I . n n n I 7' ll Ictcksonvllle Auto Sales Co PONTIAC SERVICE REPAIR WORK DONE HERE T I DIAL 294 Dean Sulllvcrn T1re Co RECAPPTNG GGQD YEAR TIRES WHEELS BALANCED K UJNIQ W H Mohn MEEVNHANTTLE Roy Lasltter REAL ESTATE MQETGAGE LQANS CARDINAL I Q 46 TTS r 'L V 'z.g!T1rmf11t.,s Hi ',',.1'3rC:f111f11ir:113 . . 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'.'fo'f' Lmfe 0 Express Tue WWA ml' I' Deepest AA precntxorg tg Th, Ecxcl rs C' rx' Azmuif Conqratulatxorts Aman Furmture Co Icxcksonvxlle N C The Leodmq Furmture Stor Th1s SQCIIOD DIAL 269 Standard Cab Co Dxal 777 Ic1cksonv1IIe N C Warren s Servxce Stahon TEXACO PRODUCTS R W WARREN Prog Best WISDGS Roses Sc 6 10c Store MERCHANDISE OF ALL KINDS TO SATISFY EVERY NEED CompI1rr1e1'1ts of The Flower Shop Flowers by Knauffs We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere DIAL 278 7I6 Court St Best WISIIQS Clty Sandwich Shop EATS AND DRINKS Iacksonvxlle N C Comphmertts Leon s Gnll Stop at Clty Market and Grocenes GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES ALSO CHOICE MEATS Iacksonvllle North Cc1roI1r1C1 Best W1sI1es Whrstle n Plg IC1Cksor1v1IIe N C On Highway 17 North We SQSCICIIIZG In AII Types of Scmdwrches . , . - , . . ' ' e in I Iocksonville, N. C. oI ' . . of I I - - - I . SPORTS SPORTS ALL KINDS MERCURY MOTORS AT YOUR 'iFllmGenTER CANADV AND BOLES I4 Mark t ee DIAL 5022 mmqt IT N r13rc1IuI IIKI SENIOR CLASS OI IQIIY Wonder Dress Shop 33 N From St VIf1ImmqtOn N C If I M49 WILMIMJTONS LEADIIKI JEWELERS I DIAL 5219 FOR DIAMONDS IA IT LII AND ILWELR If I ISIT KINGOIE S COIIJIOIUI I 3 to CLASS OF I947 W H McEc:chern s 6. Sons 202 204 206 Nort 1 JI Her Strcf I WIIIIIHQIOW N T IEWEI ER T Q a My That Counts PIANOS SPINETTES ORANDS RADIOS RESORDS SHEET MLSIf RADIO LOMBINATIONS McGrath 6 Co IUd Market St 'W EVERYTHING MUSICAL Shrler 6. Son Department Store I.L4f,fIIf,I1IIlffIlI1l SI A! O , I .et S r 1 'V f WII ' ' C , . Cf. III Nw III I Ifa11' 5. CO ' fI I I '5 IL If'V1ImI111tv11, N. I f ' 1, , .IA 'CQ fS, , , .f ,N f Q 10:1 Honnet 1867 . , ' . 1I1r1I11ijtcZ1 N. Y , X L iff L, A N 1 is u I' ' II ., . D. . ','f-R Y 1 Dm Ywul Sixnyfpiryg ':I ' . . ,, xlrrzirigtcrx, N. V. INIITI-IT1'5I'ff1 N' T- Comphrnents of Coplon Smlth Co New Bern North Corohncx ONE OE THE SOUTH S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORES Turner 61 Tolson Furmture Co Home Outhtters DIAL 2772 New Bern N Q Sriop AT BELK S The Home of Better Volues O New Bern North Ccfrohno PHOTOGRAPHS ERAMES KODAK FINISHING Wootten Moulton TELEPHONE 3758 333 M1ddIe St New Bern North Corohno 4 U i i i O I 329 Middle ond Brood Sts C CVJINPIII rf.: BUILDERS SUPPLIES COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL SAND AND GRAVEL SEWER PIPE DIAL 241 SOUTHERN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY ALL womc GUARANTEED TO PLEASE I L fLEANkVERKTHII1 UJT THF BAE1 I 5 I IJ L Ifircl-csfvzwlllfv, N. if IE'DIlijYCIIl1I'IT1F!!.,' ,, ,. , , , V, 3 . 1 X1 4 4 1 .1 1 CLck'Qz1'.'1 19, Q, Comphments of Clty Shoe Shop We Excel m Dependdole Q9fV1C9 for Moderdte Puces Comphments f I H Amcxns 6. Son Comphmems of Howard s Iewelers Idcksonvllle N C Idcksonvllles Leddmq Iewelers cmd Pdwnbrokers PHONE 532 Comphmems f lack Peck Iclcksonwlle N Shop Lc.or1o1ma.u11y dt A 6. B Grocerterlcz GROCERIES ERUITS VEGETABLES ALSO CHOICE OE MEATS Idcksonvdle N C QOIIIDIIIIIGIIIS Ol Craven s Sports and Hobby Supplles B1cyc1e Repdlrs Model Planes Iocksonvxlle N C Comphmems of McCulloch s Iewelry Idcksonvllle N C DIAMONDS WATCHES IEWELRY EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Comphments O1 Hartsfleld Home Apphances WATER SYSTEMS WGSf1DQhOUS9 omd Norge Apphcmces IC1cLsonv1Wle N C -1 , O , -w - a Q rv I , O , . . . f . , .C r'- 1-'Y -V11 -4 1. .4 1 I a s , . . , . . I . , . . ., . . SANDERS SALES 6. SERVICE Inc I ECRD SALES G SERVICE Iacx onvllle N L PHONE 353 fomphm ms Oi The Center Servlce Statlon WASHING AND CREASING TIRES Iacksonvd N C IVR upluueut SGblStOl'l Bros We I-Iandle Everythma You Need In the Lme of Hardware IacksOnv1IIe N C F Leder Brothers UTI WEAR INITH PRIDE The New st and Mast C0111 e e Department Star S IacksonJ1II N C ESSC SERVICE Tues Tubes and Accessames PHONE 239 5 1Cksan11IIe N C Cn U S I7 Hcxrtsileld Iewelry Inc Iacksonvllles Lecxdmg Iewelers DIAMONDS IEINELRV WATCH REPAIRING f LE Iacksor111II N C my hm Modern Furniture Co WE STRIVE TO PLEASE IJCK orw1I N f I O In. I . f3MIT'I, M mn 1-fr 5 5 ' , . Sf. , . CCI , .5 CI e , - I Q , ' le, . I. I INAT- S ERDS., Rrcg. Shop With Corufmlemce AMAN'S .xt J I d I e , 1 fI t 4 I 9 If V a, .C. ' I IQ, . . I I ' , , CO 1' ents of . 503 LA T Prep, .,. f'S Nj. CRAVEN FOUNDRY 61 MACHINE CO AUTOMOTIVE 6 MILL SUPPLIES IQBBERS 210212 Crc en S Qompl ments of New Rlver Bottlers and Dlstnbutors Inc. 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