C M Eppes High School - Eppesonian Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

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This venture will remain in the hearts of your principal, teachers, and schoolmates. lt is my wish that you will venture forth, in a like manner, into our more complexed society, putting into practice other such principles that will help you brave the many problems waiting to greet you. W. H. DAVENPORT .x,k 5 tsp 1 ss li A Faculty MRS . G . SAN DER5 Secretary MISS E. C. STAPLEFOOTE Home Economics MRS. L. C. HUNTER Senior Adviser Commerce MRS. M. BEMBRY Mathematics MR. LEROY FOSTER Science 35' MR. A. E. MURRELL Assistant Principal Mathematics Chemistry MRS. E. B. GRAVES Senior Adviser English MISS E. L. MCCONNELL Social Studies MRS. O. B. MYERS English MRS. S. L. DAVENPORT French Music MRS. M. G. THOMPSON Social Studies in kfff ,: ' - , ,wr F' '-i 'X ff , . ' ' if J Hx? f 2 gs YW1' ' Z' ,Q ,V !,,, . H ff,- few' W Q' uf - 2.15, f f ,.t , ... 'Z' Z-1 f f ig M Q .wftf-S S llflll I MR. H. R. FOUST Masonry MRS. D. M. WALKER Librarian MR. J. R. ARMISTEAD Science MR. D. A. BARNHILL English MRS. B. S. HEMBY Social Studies MR. F. D. SLEDGE Mathematics H an ,, .YJ M r V Q - kv 1 Q wg ,,i, , pf.. Kg,-' 9' nz ru ,if I 4? 3 11 , fa 5 1 'HQ' ' 1 ash, f 1 2 I -A if-N 1 .J 5' 3 4 'Q am 'f N. 'sz I, .. za 5 'Lg w ' -' ,f ...- I 1 4 i i . , ,.,.. ,, f 1 ff,,,WQ4,j , ff MW4 ' 44 X f f Zn ff! nf Qf f Of! 'A ff? J , f 40' M' , f .ff if A f Q 1 pg, Z, ,gf 'ZX' ff H, 3 ,ff ' ' 4 , L- Q 2 5 4 f ,, I f, A -, 2 4' WW 2 7 ff' I I lil? W QQ ,f,ff!f ,,2lf!,- Uf . ff, , f f f f X! f fem ,,f,,, 4 fcf 'ff HQ ffywm, :ff , , f ,ff MRS. M. B. ALLEN Art Supervisor MR. J. WOOTEN, JR. Band Director MISS B. B. ARNOLD Music Supervisor MISS C. M. McKNlGHT Seventh Grade ,V , 'WWW ff, I f,V,f 33,75 f ,, -ff ' , ' 1 'My fy , f I w i , f , wif ff! 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HUNTER Adviser Editor-in-Chief Adviser Seated, left to right: Delois Sherrod, Typist, Floyd Dickens, J i mm ie Jones, Willie Hester, Advertising Managers, Shirley Daniels, Typist, Jospeh Tyson, Circulation Manager. fNot Showni n,,,.f,.Mw,,,,,,,ff.,f ff W. ,, ,,.,,. ,V MyM.wg.-W,.y,Mm,f-MM-M.Mu,-W,,mm,W.y U WeWMMMmm-We-fwmmw,Afmwwfm Seated, left to right,Valgene Gibbs, Business Manager, Wista Adams, Editor-in-Chief. Standing, left to right: Joe Baker, Photograph i C Manager, Marvin Outterbridge, Art Editor. A KX KNVQ fx P O K F 1 Q-Q?-fibw 2 Q lygiw 65,2 JJ L ,pw L. NW K aff J ml l X - kj LAD 1 K s JJ ,g,H1.i1::Qp,4:, J A fu 9 -22: dw ff f fmnwwvw K 3+ --F EUIORS Sen rors WISTA ROSAL ADAMS Mickey Criticism is like a vitamin. Take it regularly, and it will build you up. Annual Staff 45 Cheering Squad I,2,35 Class Officer l5 Drc1maticsI,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Glee Club I,25 Le CercleFrancais 3,45 Marshal 35 N.H.A. 'l,2,3,45 Teen- Age Club l,2,3,4. GOVERNOR ANDERSON II . ll There is a restlessness in inactivity5 we must find occupation for kings. Bricklaying l,2. JASPER ARMWOOD Jazz Man is but a reed, the weakest in nature, but he is a thinking reed. Basketball l5Class Officer I,2,3,45 GleeClub l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 35 Student Council I5 Teen-Age Club l,2,3,4. JOE BAKER Spider A promise made is a debt unpaid. Annual Staff 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Glee Club I5 Hi-Y 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Safety Patrol 45 Teen-Age Club 'l,2,3,4. DAVID BLACKWELL Pete A slip of the foot you may soon recover, but a slip of the tongue you may never get over. Basketball 45 Glee Club I,2,4. JAMES WILLIAM BREWINGTON llchampll The good, the true, the beautiful - those are the things that pay. Baseball l,25 Basketball I,2,3,45 Dramatics 35 Football l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 35 GleeClub I,2,3,45 Teen-AgeClub I, 2,3,4. CHARLES GARLEN CARNEY Carney All things are difficult before they become easy. Masonry 3,45 Teen-Age Club l,2,3,4. GENE RAYMOND CARR llMeci,Il It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. Art I5 Class Officer I5 Masonry 3,45 Safety Patrol 35 Teen-Age Club 2,3,4. Class of '57 SHIRLEY JEAN CARR llshelll The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavour to be what you desire to appear. Art 1,25 Class Officer I5 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Teen- Aqe Club I,2,3,45 Tri Hi-Y 3,4. MILBON COBB llcoonll Yesterday is dead, forget it5 tomorrow isn't here, don 't w0rry5 today is here, use it. Hl'Y 3142 M0S0nry l,25 Sociology Club 3. ROBERT EARL COWARD Bonne The future destiny of a child is always the work ofthe mother. Basketball 2,3,45 Hi-Y 35 Teen-Age Club i,2,3,4. SHIRLEY MARIE DELILAH DANIELS Lilah I would rather be ignorant than wise in the foreboding of evil. Annual Staff 45 Cheering Squad 2,3,45 Dramatics 3,45 F.B.L.A. 45 Glee Club 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Library Club I5 N.H.A. 2,3,45 Teen-we Club I,2,3, 45 Tri Hi-Y 3,4. OTIS LEE DARDEN Crocker Every addition to true knowledge is an addition to human power. Art I5 Class Officer I5 Hi-Y 45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Sociology Club 35 Teen-Age Club 2, 3,4. FLOYD DICKENS, JR. Sonnie This above all: To thine own self be true. Annual Staff 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Teen- Age 3,4. GLORIA JEAN DOTSO N Ilkedll No man ever became great except through great and many mistakes. Basketball I5 Class Officer 35 Drama 3,45 GleeClub 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Teen-Age Club T,2,3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 3. WILLIAM HENRY EBRON Nick There's no art tofind the mind's construction in the face. Art 45 Basketball 25 Football 2,35 Hi-Y 45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Sociology 35 Teen-Age Club 2,3,4. f , X X X X W., Vgxwfww Seniors ROBERT LEE EDWARDS Doughnut A wise man reflects before he speaks5 a fool speaks, and then reflects on what he has uttered. Art I5 Baseball I,25 Basketball I,2,3,45 Class Officer I5 Football I,2,3,45 Hi-Y 35 LeCercle Francais 3,45 Teen- Age Club I,2,3,4. EVELYN FLOYD Half-Pint Where there's a will, there's a way. Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Teen-Age Club I,2,3,4. LILLIAN CHRISTINE FLOYD Teen Intelligence is the torch of wisdom. Cheering Squad I,25 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Teen-Age Club I,2,3,4. VALGENE GIBBS IIVGI ll If nobody loves you, be sure it is your own fault. Annual Staff 45 Band I5 Cheering Squad I,2,35 Class D t'csI234FBLA4-Glee Officer I,2,35 ramai , , , 5 .... , Club I,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Teen-Age Club I,2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. PEGGY ROSE HARDY llpiggyll I am only an average man, but I workagreat deal harder than the average man. Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Teen-Age Club 2,35 Library Club 4. HERBERT HARPER ll Herbll The door to opportunity is waiting to be knocked. 4 B b II 'I 2 Class Officerl Art l,2,3,45 Band I,2, 5 ase a , 5 , 2,3,45 Dramatics I,45 Football I5 Glee Club I,2,3,4. WILLIE HESTER BilIie Nothing can be truly great which is not right. Glee Club Annual Staff 45 Band I,2,3,45 Basketball I5 3,45 Hi-Y 35 Sociology Club 35 Teen-Age Club 2,3,4. GEORGE HUNT, JR. IIBUHII It is good to have a friend, but it is better to know that you have no enemies. Basketball I,25 Class Officer I,25 Football I,2,3,45 Le Cercl e Francais 3, 4. Class of '57 GEORGIALENE ELVETTA JACKSON Georgia Good health and good sense are two of Iife's greatest blessings. Band 15 Cheering Squad 45 Dramatics 2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 N.H. A. 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Teen-Age Club 2,3,45 Tri Hi-Y 3,4. JOHN HENRY JENKINS John The doorstep to the temple of wisdom is a knowledge of our ignorance. Basketball 1,25 Class Otticer 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 35 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Safety Patrol 35 Teen-Age Club 1,2,3,4. Donotrw MAE Jorsuss ll ll Prefer credulity to skepticism and cynicism, for there is more promise in almost anything than in nothing at all. 'f Class Officer 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Teen-Age Club 1,2,3,4. JIMMYE LEE JONES Le Vonne All that is purest and best in man is but the echo of a mother's benediction. Annual Staff 45 Art 1,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Class Officer 1,45 Glee Club 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 StudentCouncil 45 Teen- Ace Club 1.2.3.4. JULIUS JARVIS JONES IIPOPII Turning your back on one problem brings you face to face with another. Art 1,25 Basketball 15 Football 2,3,45 Glee Club 25 Hi- Y 35 Safety Patrol 1,2. YVONNE ELYSE JONES Cheetah The wisest man may always learn something from the humblest peasant. Class Officer 1,25 Dramatics 3,45 F.B. L.A. 45 GleeClub 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 N.H.A. 15 SociologyClub 35 Teen-Age Club 1,2. ADELL JOYNER Jack Vouloir c'est pouvoir. F.B.L.A. 45 Teen-Age Club 1,2,3,45 Le Cercle Fran- cais 3,4. ROXIE LEE KILPATRICK llRock ll A closed mouth is often evidence of an open mind. Art 1,25 LeCercle Francais 3,45 N.H.A. 3,45 Sociology Club 45 Teen-Age Club 1,2,3,4. Sen iors EDNA EARLE LEARYS Sister Nothing is more reasonable and cheap than good manners. Dramatics I,25 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Student Council I,25 Teen-Age Club 3,4. THELMA LOUISE LOFTON Red Bone Promises should be kept. Ari If2,35 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 N.H.A. I,2,3,4- Teen-Age Club 2. ALFREDA LOVETTE Freet It is as sport to a fool to do mischief5 but a man of understanding hath wisdom. Basketball 25 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Teen-Age Club 3. ROSA MARIE LOVETTE Duck Clothes don't make the lady. Le Cercle Francais 3,45 N.H.A. I,2,35 Teen-Age Club I , 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE DEVAN MOORE Il Gerry!! Blessed is the man who has the gift of making friends, for it is one of God's best gifts. Band I5 Cheering Squad I,2,3,45 Dramatics I,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 45 LeCercleFrancais3,45 LibraryClub I5 N.H. A. I,2,3,45 Teen-Age Club I,2,3,45 Tri Hi-Y 3,4. ELEANOR GRAYE NEWTON Ednie Wisdom is the principal thing5 therefore get wisdom5 and with all thy getting get understanding. Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Safety Patrol 45 Teen-Age Club 'I,2,3,4. MARVIN OUTTERBRIDGE Crow It is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should. Annual Staff 45 Art 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Class Officer 45 Football I,2,3,45 GleeClub I,2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Socio- logy Club 35 Teen-Age Club 3, 4. ANNIE LOIS PORTER Lois Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much. Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. F.B.L.A. 2,45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 N.H.A. I,2,3,45 Teen-Age Club I,2,3,4. Class of '57 INELL RANDOLPH llNeHn The first step to knowledge is to know that we are ignorant. Cheering Squad 35 Class Officer.'25 Dramatics 45 Le Cercle Francais 3, 45 Student Council 45 Teen-Age Club I,2,3,4. A DELOIS SHERROD Ill-oisll Put not your trust in money, but put your money in trust. Annual Staff 45 Cheering Squad 45 Class Officer 1,45 F.B.L.A: 2,3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Library Club 1,2,35 N.H.A. 45 Safety Patrol 35 Student Council 1,45 Teen-Age l,2,3,45 Tri Hi-Y 3,4. MARY LOUISE SMITH IIMQYU There aren't any rules for success that will work unless you do. Art 2, 35 Cheering Squad 35 Dramatics 45 F.B. L.A. 45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Teen-Age Club l,2,3,45 Tri Hi-Y 3,4. ESTHER LOUISE SNEED Little One I have lived to thank God that all my prayers have not been answered. Cheering Squad 35 Dramatics 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3, 45 Marshal 35 N.H.A. 1,2, 35 Student Council 45 Teen- Age Club l,2,3,45 Tri Hi-Y 3,4. DORIS MAE SPELL Little Bit ln everything one must consider the end. Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Sociology Club 45 Teen-Age Club I,2,3,4. DORA ANN STOCKS There are no roses without thorns. Glee Club 2,45 Safety Patrol 15 Teen-Age Club 2,3. ALICE DELORES STREETER ll Dotll What is lovely never dies, but passes into other lovel iness. Basketball 1,35 Class Officer 1,2,35 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 2, 35 Student Council 35 Teen-Age Club 2,3. WILLIAM EDWARD TEEL Jimmie A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver. Basketball 25 Class Officer 45 Football 2,3,45 GleeClub 1,25 Masonry 3,45 Teen-Age Club I,2,3,4. Seniors HENNIE RUTH THOMAS The secret of success is for one to be prepared for his opportunity when it comes. Art l,25 Band I5 Class Officer 1,25 F.B.L.A. 45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Safety Patrol I,25 Student Council I5 Teen-Age Club l,2,3. JOSEPH TYSON IITII Trust not a living soul, and walk carefully among the dead. Baseball I,25 Basketball I,25 Class Officer I,2,35 Dra- matics l,2,3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Teen-Age Club l,2,3,4. RUSSELL GRAY VINES Russia Something attempted, something done has earned a night's repose. Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Hi-Y 35 Social Club 35 Teen-Age Club I,2,3,4. BEULAH MAE WEEKS Beau Next to excellence is the appreciation of it. Art I5 Class Officer 2,45 LeCercIeFrancais 3,45 Student Council I,2,3,4. DOROTHY JEAN WHITE Il Dofll If you consistently do your best, the worst won 't happen . Band 2,3,45 Cheering Squad 2,35 F.B.L.A. 45 Le Cercle Francais 3,45 N.H.A. 'I,2,3,45 Safety Patrol 45 Teen- Me Club 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. EDNA EARLE WILKINS llplukyll We fudge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others fudge us by what we have already done. Le Cercle Francais 3,45 Library Club 45 Teen-Age Club I,2,3,45 Tri Hi-Y 3,4. DAVID EARL WILLIAMS Deacon He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. Band I,25 Class Officer 2,35 Glee Club 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Le Cercle Francais 3, 45 Safety Patrol 2,35 Teen-Age Club I,2,3,4. Superlatives MOST DEPENDABLE WITTIEST Julius Jones Valgene Gibbs MOST ATHLETIC Robert Edward Alfredo Lovetfe MOST ATTRACTIVE Doris Spell Otis Darden Al ice Sfreefer David Blackwell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED William Teel Esfber Sneed Superlatives BEST PERSONALITY MOST INTELLECTUAL Russell Vines Dorothy Jones John Jenkins BEST DRESSED 'WM Eleanor Newfon Marvin Outterbridge is Rosa Lovetfe TALLEST SHORTEST SHGRTEST TALLEST James Brewington Otis Darden Valgene Gibbs Shirely Daniels CLASS HISTORY About eighty-five little eggs rolled into their nests in the freshman 'homerooms four years ago. Peepl Peepl Peep! Some of us were beginning to peck through. Mrs. M. G. Thompson and Mr. Frank Wilson, Jr. helped us come out of our shells. Valgene Gibbs and Joseph Tyson presided over the two broods. Outstanding this year were James Nichols, who won the History Award, Beulah Weeks, secretary-elect of the Student Council, and Wista Adams, who won the local Civics Award and the first place in the State Typing Contest. Mary Jane Sherrod reignedas Homecoming Queen for the class. The year was highlighted by our freshman party to which most of the female nestlings went in early evening with escorts for the first time. As wiser littlebiddies, we fluffed our downy feathers proudly when we returned to school in the fall as soph- omores. Mrs. O. B. Myers and Mrs. S. L. Davenport, our advisers, provided excellent mash to keep us growing. Valgene Gibbs and Joseph Tyson continued as presidents of the two divisions. Our class produced the prize- winning skit, Pa Has a Fit, in a school dramatic tournament. Beulah Weeks was again elected secretary of the Student Council and Milbon Cobb and Samuel Daniels earned certificates in masonry. Shirley Smith was the honored chickabiddy serving as class queen. Our Homecoming float this year The Spirit of Liberty evoked many comments as it rolled along in the pqrqde, We felt we were rather important chicks when we reached our iunior year, since we were now in the senior high school division, and we looked forward eagerly to the Junior-Senior Prom. Our advisers, Miss E. L. McConnell and Mr. A. E. Murrell reminded us constantly that we must keep scratching diligently to get choice worms. Knowing that we had much business to transact this year, the class was organized as one unit, with Joseph Tyson serving as president for the third time. Outstanding chicks were Eleanor Newton, winner pf the French Prize, Governor Anderson, recipient of a certificate in masonry, Beulah Weeks, Student Council secre- tarial nomineefor a third term, Jimmy Jones, StudentCouncil president-GLGCTI Gnd DelOiS 5herrod,Shirley, Daniels and Wista Adams, winners of typing certificates from Cortez-Peters School of Business. Wista Adams and Ester Sneed were marshals. Our Junior-Senior Banquet A Night in Hawaii was a tremendous successl There was much activity in the barnyard our senior yearl Mrs. E, B, Graves and Mrs. L. C. Hunter cautioned us not to count our chickens before they were hatched and kept us from being ChiCken-hearted under an avalanche of assignments. Herbert Harper was class President. Since we were almost full-grown hens and roosters, the whole student body, it seemed, looked to us for leadership. Joe Baker was elected president of the Safety Patrol and The Hi-Y, Valgene Gibbs, The Little Theatre, The N. H. A. and the Tri-Hi-Y, Dorothy White, the band, Joseph Tyson, The Teen-Age Club, Wista Adams, The F. B. L. A., David Williams and Eleanor Newton, two divisions of Le Cercle Francais, James Brewington, The Glee Club, and Jimmy Jones, The Student Council. Joseph Tyson and James Brewington were co-captains of the football team, Robert Edwards and James Brewington were co-captains of the basketball team. Beulah Weeks served her fourth year as secretary of the Student Council . James Brewington was signally honored when he was chosen to play tackle on the All-State High School Team. The publication of the third edition of the Eppesonion, one of the most gratifying class proiects this year, was a fitting climax to four enioyable years of school life. CLASS PRGPHECY Chanticleer had something on his mind. Meet me in the northeast corner of the barnyard when all the Cl1lCkenS have gone to roost, he crowed. I have something to show you. l was surprised to find that the old rooster had unearthed a crystal ball while scratching for tidbits. Brushing his wing slowly over the ball, he cried, Look closely, now. After the cloud clears, we may see into the future. This is what we saw: Governor Anderson in his own barber shop in Times Square, cutting the hair of the Nobel Prize winner, novelist Milbon Cobb Wista Adams, head of the business departmentof the University of Pittsburg, conferring with her assistant, Shirley Daniels James Brewington, coaching the Washington Redskins Joe Baker, pondering over a problem at General Motors, where he was working as an electrical engineer David Blackwell, Charles Carney, and Otis Darden, three very efficient dentists, operating a successful clinic in Pasadena, California Robert Coward and Russell Vines, working as electrical engineers at the Radio Corporation of America, in New York City Floyd Dickens, acting as chief electronic engineer at General Electric Company, Schenectady, New York William Ebron, playing first base, and William Teel, playing catcher, on the team of the New York Giants Chief of Police Evelyn Floyd, supervising the Tampa, Florida, policewomen Alice Streeter and Lillian Floyd, serving as airline hostesses for Pan-American Airlines Herbert Harper, directing the United States Navy Band in Washington, D. C. Billy Hester, managing the chain of Statler Hotels General George Hunt, issuing directives from his office in the Pentagon Building Jacques Jone Uimmie Jonesl owner of La Maison d'Arts, contracting with Mme. Este fEsther Sneedj, prominent dress designer of Paris, France, to redecorate her shop La Couturiere Georgialene Jackson, Dorothy Jones, and Rosa Lovette, working diligently with crippled children at the Shriners Hos- pital for Crippled Children in Greenville, South Carolina Yvonne Jones, teaching commerce at the Agricultural and Technical College, Greensboro, North Carolina John Jenkins, working as supervising mechanic for Eastern Airlines Roxie Kilpatrick, chief operator for Bell Telephone Company, getting a manicure at The House of Charm, operated by Adell Joyner Shirley Carr, Gloria Dotson, and Peggy Hardy, working tirelessly as surgical nurses at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland Robert Edwards and Gene Carr, owners of The Edwards-Carr Construction Company, contracting for the brickwork on the new Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Shrine, to be erected in Washington, D. C. Edna Leary, owner of The Laurie Dress Shoppe, Richmond, Virginia, outfitting lnell Randolph, ah elementary teacher in the city system, for a South American cruise Thelma Lofton and Geraldine Moore talking Shop-Thelma: is a dietitian at Walter Reed Hospital, while Geraldine is chief dietitian at Howard University. Marvin Outterbridge, conducting his art Class at the University of Paris. Annie Porter, director of nursing arts at Harlem Hospital, discussing a staff problem with Dorothy White and Eleanor Newton, her assistants Delois Sherrod, giving speed tests to her students at Cortez-Peters Business School, Washington, D. C. Mary Smith, caseworker in Syracuse, New York, consulting with city attorney Joseph Tyson concerning a needy family, Dora Stocks, Joseph's secretary, is .taking notes at the IBM typewriter. Edna Wilkins, a mannequin from Freet's Dress Shoppe, owned by Alfreda Lovette, modeling furs at a fashion show sponsored by Doris Spell, who teaches home economics at Morgan State College Julius Jones, dental technician, checking directions for making an upper plate for one of the patients of Dr. Hennie Thomas of Chicago, lllinois David Williams, farm agent of Omaho, Nebraska, chatting with Beulah Weeks, who stopped enroute to San Francisco where she will 'work as a psychiastric social worker in the State Training School for Girls Now, Valgene, said Chanticleer, You're last. Lookl l did look and l saw myself, the owner of a dental laboratory and the employer of twenty technicians, and just as l'd love to have it. . .I was right in line, working as hard as any one of theml LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT After four years of scratching and pecking for a healthy literary diet, we, the graduating class of I957, discover that we have accumulated many valuable possessions worthy of crowing about that we would like to bequeath to those persons we leave behind. Our profound gratitude goes to Mr. W. H. Davenport, our principal, who ever kept our wings clipped to keep us from flying the coop. Our gratitude we extend, also, to our faculty, whose constant guiding light furnished the energy by which we grew. Our best wishes to all our underclassmen to rule the roost in English, math, history, French, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. Wista Adams leaves her needle and thread to Gloria Nimmo to sew Gloria's sides when she bursts out laughing. Robert Coward leaves his bankbook to Jacquelyn Reeves. Eleanor Newton leaves her knowledge of French to some needy iunior. William Ebron leaves his ivy league way with the girls to Lawrence Harris. David Williams leaves the use of his huge hands to our quarterback Virgil Lynch. Herbert Harper leaves the burden of playing the bass horn to Isaac Artis. Edna Wilkins leaves her dignity to her sister Barbara. William Teel leaves his position on the football squad to James Teele. Peggie Hardy leaves her modesty to Jessie Best. Billie Hester leaves a pair of shoe strings to Kenneth Greene. Otis Darden leaves his old watch to Lena Carr, so that she will learn to value time. Beulah Weeks leaves her position as secretary of the senior class to Ruby Early. Thelma Lofton leaves her slenderness to Lucinda Brown. John Jenkins leaves his blue and white socks to James Dotson. Doris Spell leaves her neatness to Betty Knox. Russell Vines leaves his height to Betty Corey. Esther Sneed leaves her footprints to Ruby Early. Delois Sherrod leaves her position as typist for the Eppesonion to Loretta Dupree. Geraldine Moore leaves her nice straight feet to Cherry Hester. Dorothy White leaves her maiorette suit to Jolinda Ward. Lillian Floyd leaves her tiny figure to Shirley Jones. Evelyn Floyd leaves her cool dance steps to Jessie Floyd. Joseph Tyson leaves his football suit to James Dotson. David Blackwell leaves his golden voice to James Johnson. James Brewington leaves his basketball suit to James Adams. Hennie Thomas leaves her senior class seats to Bobby Jernigan. Alice Streeter leaves her wit to her brother George. Valgene Gibbs leaves her business acumen to Jane Jeffreys. Gene Carr leaves his friendliness to Ed Weathington. Joe Baker, leaves Reginald Graye the honor of being his best man, when he returns for Lois. Georgialene Jackson leaves her gift of gab to Lena Reeves. Floyd Dickens leaves his ability to charm chicks to Donovan Philips. Shirley Carr leaves her pleasant smile to Doris Cox. Marvin Outterbridge leaves his ability to make the girls swoon to Edmund Love. Jasper Armwood leaves his mustache to Vernal Harris. Mary Smith leaves her slim trim figure to Dorothy Hemby. Shirley Daniels leaves her ability to make friends to Sarah Jones. Adel! Joyner leaves her pretty figure to Peaches Daggs. Yvonne Jones leaves her femininity to Martha J. Brown. Julius Jones leaves his reputation for being Mr. Wonderful to Julius Streeter. Gloria Dotson leaves her smooth skin to Marvin Duncan. Dorothy Jones leaves her poise to Carrie Jean Daniels. Edna Leary leaves her well-groomed appearance to Emma Maye. Rosa Lovetteleaves her ability to become very popular to Mary White. lnell Randolph leaves her beautiful contralto voice to Betty Jo Ward. Robert Edwards leaves his love of good sportsmanship to his brother Harry. Alfreda Lovette leaves her sophistication to Peggy Staton. Charles Carney leaves Meadowbrook and moves to town. Roxie Kilpatrick leaves Mr. Davenport a bushel of town-grown Sweet potatoes. Governor Anderson leaves his iob driving the school bus to William Holliday. Annie Porter leaves her long silky hair to Ann Murphy. Milbon Cobb leaves himself behind to keep the chicks at the barnyard happy. George Hunt leaves his superb conduct to all his underclassmen. Dora Stocks leaves her senior class books to Frankie Gillespie. I. . .Jimmye Jones,leave my desire to sing in the Metropolitan Opera house to James King Cole Hines. Signed and sealed this third day of June, in the year of our Lord, One thousand nine hundred and fifty seven. WIT NESSES: Chicken Little J IMMYE JONES Henny-Penny Testotor Ducky-Wucky Class Song Tune: Moments To Remember January to December. . .we'll have moments to remember. The first bright day we came to school, The day we learned the golden rule. . . We'll have these moments to remember. The quiet halls, the noisy fun, The football games we almost won. . . We'll have these moments to remember. Tho' summer turns to winter and the present disappears, The laughter we were glad to share will echo through the years Dear old Eppes High, we love you so, We'll love you e'en tho' years may go.. . You've given us moments to remember. The end of the year has finally come, Our work, dear ones, has iust begun. . . We leave these moments to remember. VALGENE GIBBS Class Poem We are leaving now, dear classmates, with memories aglow, For our work at Eppes is over, and onward we must go. Fondly we remember each moment that we shared, Ne'er shall we forget them. . .the many things ,we dared. For four long years we've studied, trying to succeed: Now our goal 's accomplished, and it's time to leave. We are very grateful to those who have helped us so, We shall not forget them as time goes on. . . No! We still have roads to travel to reach our highest goal, And we will work unceasingly with heart, with mind, with soul Dear old Eppes High School, we pledge ourselves to thee, In our hearts remain ever our truth our loyalty. BEULAH WEEKS Class Colors Class Motto Red and White Not Finished, Just Begun' 5- 1 . 1.5 O W mfwg V-S A 4 -'LJ ' it X Q 1? 0 . 1- .nt ' YL ,fwwmzmmmy ,- ' --M -Le-4 A M f - ff 'fn i13iZ?W,,mf?5'?QEC'M,M 1435.3 na 1.4241 W7 M 'L' ff 7' -1-1f'--- vl H - ,, le.. 3 WQ ff ,.-E., X X jx X 'ii-Y , U 0 fu 2 o- , 1 s ' f QJKIQ m Zhu, ue '7 X77 gs z 30 - ..- Qp-ail -5 NW 1 Z. 1 xg 5 if QDXOV .gauss- if fs f W 1!'fufV I W f yf, ., VR, - ,ww ff f fy: ff ,. f fX gl! 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Seated, left to right: Julius Streeter, Business Manager, Mary Stancil, Secretary, Quinton Baker, AssistcntSecretary, Jacqueline Reeves 2PresidentpJamies White, Vice- President, Barbara Wilson, Treasurer, Faye Moore, Parliamentarian. Seated, left to right: Barbara Dyer, Parliamentarian, Charles Dyer, Treasureri MCVY Boyd, Assistant Secretary, Roosevelt German, President, Cherry Hester, Secretary, Calvin Moorning, Vice-President. Seated, left to right: Hazel Randolph, Program Chairman, Carol Perkins, Secretary, Verma Daniels, AssistantSecretary, Barbara Wilson, President, Rufus Huggins, Vice- President, Melvia Randolph, Treasurer, Mary Clark, Sergeant-at-Arms. F R E S H ..-.-1- 3 ,,.--' ,,,,-1 ,ai Seated, left to right: Brenda Foust, Sergeant-at-Arms, Lillie White, Student Council Representative, Geraldine Moore, Secretary, Virgil Lynch, President, Bettie Fleming Assistant Secretary, Jessie Grimes, Treasurer, Doris Cox, Vice-President. ,.-5' 5fE ,-f M, fax X5 ,N ' -X90 ff GMES tw it Ja ar f' sill s V546 l 1 ,-41,5 my wi,-Rl im ' X 1 WM, L: .yy , . ,QV ,. P 2, fiiif I, x sw: ..::- x . '- fr 5 ' ' f w 5 W 4W?,,4-1 1 V : ff' .-1. rn- ..,, 5' 4 1. -,ww 1 MLA? ' - X, f fw mga, L! ,f f ? 2, WZ m, XWLQQA fmfgw, I I I if I ,V Ugg. 41, my gif f NW EZ W' f .-,, ,f . 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FRANQAIS UN Lawrence Harris, Edward Lewis, Presidents, Doris Teel, Donovan Phillips, Vice-Presidents, Delores Little, Ruby Early, Secretaires, Lena Carr, Geneva Porter, Tresorieres, Emma Hemby, Jane Jeffreys, Chefs du Comite'de Programme, Mme. S. L. Davenport, Conseilere. W I 3 7, f 1 f'im.,.1 , , L WZ in f , -W, qw gf li f fa, 'L wg X , 'ha' , f XZ W V. 4. 1 f ' 1 f yi! 1, 41 ,gi 11 V421 ,ff f f 'WW' ff 11.4 HI-Y Joe Baker, President, Marvin Cufferbridge, Vice-President, Reginald Graye, Secretary, Floyd Dickens, Treasurer, Jlmmye Jones, Business Manager, William Ebron, Sergeant-at-Arms. TRI-HI-Y Valgene Gibbs, President, Shirley Carr,Vice-President, Shirley Daniels, Edna Brown, Secretaries, Delois Sherrod, Treasurer, Geraldine Moore, Business Manager, Emma Hemby, Sergeant-af-Arms. 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'E 3345 ,fiffffl X f HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY CLUB Gloria Hopkins, President, Brenda Weathington, Vice-President, Geneva Porter, Secretary, Peggy Hardy, Edna Wilkins, Reporters, Mrs. D. M. Walker, Adviser. CARVER CHEMISTRY CLUB DonavanPI1iIIips, President, Edward Lewis, Vice-President, Loretta Dupree, Secretary, Gloria Nimmo, Treasurer Reginald Graye, Business Manager, 'Jane Jeffreys, Reporter, Mr. A. E. Murrell, Adviser. , M-MW' :fl Miss Homecoming Annie Lois Porter Miss Foofboil Alfredo Loveffe Wsxwxmwmwr f waxy- fmt , , , ,. . v-X ' y 4 41 A A A 1 Nw, ...,g, W. ,,,, L, '22 A ff' 1 ,.,g 4 , :LV , ,.. , ,. X .ZA A W4 K Me, v My V Q ,,VV,.. 7 1 , 4' , , - ,.,,, , f , w g . ,.-guj H jf fs., 2 , M- f- ,' ,'--. P 9 M 4' Z' hw m iimfm-.f, W A ,V ' ,. ,. ' 5 l ,4 , . jf-yy 1,,,,Lf,5,,7-x--4,f,, ' f 5 ',1?f.'f:5 f ' 1f',j,7Q M ,,,. A ff ' I ZW77 mf ' JOSEPH TYSO N Guard M frtr lx I H I ' Q Aff? , -J zf I ,f MZ ii, cy 1 , f W ff- fmfma f ,- -4' f My, f f Q. ffm f f ' .gf , , f Q' , f I 4 ' 2 , 1 JULIUS JONES Full-back Senior Footboll Ployers JAMES BREWINGTON JOHN JENKINS Tackle End ,, ,Vl,,,,, XZ, V, f, V , 'f I f 'gf w ww ,f X X I 1 ,,', J ' I Q N -- -- . V f i ff ' l, ,J , N , ' Wil' Jollzlfll I' ', .1 .J '-J dx, ,H ', -r nd, L- ..,m,-'.1+,.. --H -,nh If Q 5 I , I - MARVIN OUTTERBRIDGE WILLIAM TEEL End Guard ff! ,Q I ,fy fc' uv,,,,,- fwfffffzff fp -J A f 1 If lo l X ,l7 1 Q A ,f H, ,V ,' ff' TZfAfffffff45f 1' -1 1 l fm ff! I ff ,ff 'f Zfjf -gl Afy lill f , ,717 f f Q f f I imifff ' . ,,,, , ,, ,,,f,,64w1,f, f 714 Wi ll: ,f,7,.,j,7f4., 1. U 2 'WCC ,I E yflfih l l f, ffm' ff -M427 fw, , Z wa , 1 f .uf ' U: 1524 72 1 1 fy f 4: 5 , C fpfi'.y::,',f l 1 , f 1 ff, Wfffyyig xl , ff f, f,4,4wf'fw?Z4pf all WW ww, X J. V7 ,ff,V,f,z,45,f K -553466 ' 5' I f ' Zfff 'ff , ,,,, ..,,,. . :V 1 w k 1 aw '13 0 Q Q af ,f Muff JO E BAKER Half-back U cn I- E -2 0 O LL . R. Sandersg L. R. Foster F Si iel GFI D Coaches, P. L gil Zz ff W , 7, Qf T 4 4 51 1 K ,g WWWW f f ff ?f:,, f f f ' r 7 K ' 2 f f 2 m ff .1 Z vi 4 QA I 1 I ff 1 fi X fi f A ' fw 9f?j4if4 0, I f if , 2 1.44, -A K if 77 9 ,if 441 ,i , I ff ff W, ,, f f do n g.jfP',. ,f ff as ,,,,,,, f f f 'X 1 4 ff f f w , J ff f X f W 4 , ffff - 1 ' 3, 1 ff ! g,, 1 G' ,Wi z 1 9 ,, ff ,f f fi , of ff X f f Cf 1, 9, I I f 5 5 f , X , .M . ,f 5. sf ,646 1 '.,- ff ' 'f 1 Qi , 99' f f 4 f f, ,4 V ' iv , 1 M4 ,Z wmrf f , ,, A29 ,, if ff ,f , V , 'A ' ' 'A f ff . - , f , , 4 1 f ' 1 1 ff , 44, '.'r' 1:f.f . , Seated, left to right: Mary Lunceford, Chairman, Program Committee, Evelyn Moore, Secretary, Arva Moore, Vice-President, Mamie Short, President, Joe Tyson, Treasurer, James Duncan, Assistant Secretary, Samuel Simons, Student Council Representative. M We -f Seated, left to right, Gerald Wilson, Secretary, Carolyn Hunt, Vice-President, Verna Stokes, Assistant Secretary, Benny Moore, President, DavidShort, Treasurer, Leander Yarrell, Parliamentarian, Charles Graye, Sergeant-at-Arms. H , IV .-if ' S .sive 4 i l l Seated, left to right: Jamesena Grimes, Sergeant-at-Arms, Lucille Gorham, Treasurer, Dorothy Latham, Secretary, Eloise Smith, President, Rosa Knox, Vice-President, Phyllis Leary, Assistant Secretary, Lena Williams, Business Manager. Seated, left to right: Artis Best, Business Manager, Margie Pratt, Assistant Secretary, Mattie Burton, Secretary, James Hopkins, President, Martha Brown, Vice-President, Arthur Moore, Treasurer, Thomas Hines, Student Council Representative. Seated, left to right: Ivory Gallope, Business Manager, James Ebron, Treasurer, Nina Corey, Vice-President, Mary Daniels, President, Saralfl Dixon, Secretary, John Hines, Assistant Secretary, Cora Taylor, Program Chairman. Seated, left to right: Melvin Bryant, Chairman, Program Committee, Lilliqn Savage, Treasurer, Bettie Wilkes, Secretary, Shirley Dupree, President, Leon Harding, Assist- ant Secretary, James Staton, Sergeant-at-Arms, James Gardner, Parliamentarian. Seated, Left to right: Charles Davis, Sergeant-at-Arms, Caledonia Gatlin, Assistant Secretary, Willis Baker, Treasurer, Marvin Jones, President, Earl Moore, Vice- President, Carrie Spain, Secretary, Charles Sherrod, Parliamentarian. Seated, left to right, Robert Outterbridge, Sergeant-at-Arms, William Blount Parliamentarian, James Streeter, Vice-President, Charles Mcwhalter, President Delois Davis, Secretary, Delois Reid, Assistant Secretary, Bettie Moore, Chairman Program Committee. f A f We -, W 1., , v- 4,11 Seated, left to right: Eunice Chance, Assistant Secretary, June Staton, Secretary, Ella Tyson, Chairman, Program Committee, Barbara Barrett, President, Patricia Grimes, Treasurer, Mamie Joyner, Parliamentarian, Mary Teel, Sergeant-at-Arms. Seated, left to right: Linwood Smith, Chairman, Program Committee: AnnieMoye, Parliamentarian, Jean Short, Treasurer, Francine Whitcharcl, President, Virginia Forbes, Vice-President, Nellie Ross, Secretary, Alton Harris, Sergeant-at-Arms. S T H G A Seated, left to right: Oscar Suggs, Sergeant-at-Arms, Catherine Hines, Treasurer, MinnieFleming, Vice-President, EulaClemons, President, LillianTucker, Secretary, Virginia Gorham, Business Manager, Hannah Simons, Chairman, Program Committee. Seated, left to right, Raymond Hines, Sergeant-at-Arms, Milton Perkins, Vice President, AliceWilloughby, Secretary, Willie Daniels, President, Barbara Murchison Assistant Secretary, Rufus Spain, Chairman, Program Committee, Johnnie Daniels Parliamentarian. M Seated, left to right: Linda Adams, Treasurer, Mildred Donaldson, Assistant Secretary Theresa Pierce, Secretary, Gloria Boyd, President, Mavis Gardner, Vice-President Barbara Teel, Chairman, Program Committee, Agnes Taft, Sergeant-at-Arms. Seated, left to right: Richard Reeves, Chairman, Program Committee, Mildred Willoughby, AssistantSecretary, Mollie Sanders, Secretary, Annie Hunter, President, Peggie McCoy, Vice-President. I I Seated, left to right, Larry Joyner, Sergeant-at-Arms, James Leon Mitchell, Business Manager, Jo Ann Barrett, Assistant Secretary, Ernest Glover, President, Gilda Little, Chairman, Program Committee, Shirley Williams, Secretary, BarbaraTaft, Treasurer. i?' .l i Ck Lk'-in -geese'-ls x 4-if LL 4 Lf, Z Lf JJ- Y 'ff 4 3' 1 1 Q , C cfovn H i' I 6 'JDATQ E 4 Off, , Huhfl ! if 2 f Z wi' f ,C X E t 2619? W 451 '13 ?, Wahl' 7' All ?' Ll- X 2 ' L7 3 4 Z Tf I 6 72521911 l fr 4 'Q i fl 4 WW f ev Feeders MRS. SAVANNAH ADAMS MRS. LILLIE B. ALLEN MR. AND MRS. TRAVIS ALLEN MRS, REBECCA ARMSTRONG MRS. ALMA ARMWOOD MR. AND MRS. GEORGE ATKINSON MR. JACKSON ATKINSON MR. CHESTER A. BARNES MR. AND MRS. L. L. BARNES MISS ETHEL S. BARNHILL MRS. JULIA BARNHILL MRS. MARGARET BARNHILL MR. AND MRS. LESTER BARRETT MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD BELLE DR. A. A. BEST MR. AND MRS. JOHN BIZZELL MR. AND MRS. L. B. BLOUNT MISS NELLIE BOYD MR. AND MRS. HARRISON BRADLEY MR.'AND MRS. RAYMOND BREWINGTON MR. AND MRS. ALEX BRILEY MR. AND MRS. ARTIS BRILEY REV. AND MRS. R. D. BROWN MRS. AMELIA CAPEHART MISS MARGARET L. CARR MR. ROBERT L. CHERRY MRS. IDA COLLINS MR. AND MRS. CEASAR CORBITT, JR. MR. AND MRS. CHESTER COREY MRS. BEATRICE DAGGS MRS. REATHA B. DANIELS PFC. WILLIAM E. DANIELS MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. DUPREE MRS. HESTER EDISON REV. R. F. FAULKNER I MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND FLEMING, JR MISS CATHERINE FOREMAN MR. AND MRS. ALBERT FOUST, JR. MRS. CHARLOTTE GARDNER MR. AND MRS. GEORGE GORHAM MRS. PEARLIE GORHAM MISS ANNIE GIBBS MR. AND MRS. OLIVER GIBBS MR. DAVID ALLEN GILBERT DR. C. R. GRAVES MR. AND MRS. J. W. GRIMES MR. AND MRS. .JESSE GRIMES. MR. JESSIE HARDY MRS. MATTIE HARRELL MRS. CARRIE HOPKINS MR. JOHN HOPKINS Feeders. MR. JOHN H. HUNTER MRS. MARY HYMAN REV. ERNEST JACKSON MRS. ADA JENKINS MRS. ODESSA JOHNSON MRS. KATIE JONES MR. AND MRS. LEVY JONES REV. AND MRS. W. L. JONES MR. C. C. JOYNER MRS. CHRISTINE LEWIS MR. AND MRS. LEMON LITTLE, SR. MR. HENRY T. LLOYD MISS E. L. McCONNELL MR. GEORGE MOURING MRS. CORA MAYE MR. AND MRS. JULIUS MURPHY MISS SARAH MUNFORD MR. AND MRS. VANCE NEWTON MRS. WILLIAM NOBLES MRS. BETTY PERKINS MR. AND MRS. WALTER PERKINS MRS . B . T . REAVES MR. JONAH REESE REV. AND MRS. O. J. ROOKS MR. AND MRS. DEWEY SAULS MRS. VIRGINIA J. SAVAGE MRS. MARGARET SIMMONS MR. AND MRS. CURTIS SIMPSON MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD SPAIN MR. AND MRS. WATSON SPAIN MR. FOUNTAIN SMITH MR. LAWRENCE SMITH MR. AND MRS. WYATT SMITH MRS. LAURA STANCIL MR. AND MRS. JAMES STATON MR. AND MRS. WILLIE C. STATON MRS. ANNIE L. STREETER REV. AND MRS. J. E. TILLET MR. 'EDWARD THOMPSON MR. W. M. TUCKER MR. AND MRS. LINCOLN TYSON MR. AND MRS. REUBEN VINES MISS VIOLA VINES MR. WILLIAM WARD MR. AND MRS. JAMES E. WATERS MR. AND MRS. SAM WEATHINGTON MR. GRANT WILCOX MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE WILLIAMS MRS. OCOMA WILSON MR. AND MRS. SYLVESTER WILSON MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS O. WINSTON TTTT' ' T' ' T T TTTHT PPTP' ' ' , Compliments of 4: b Compliments of I FISI-IER'S APPLIANCE CORP. , VVYAIT BROVVN'S I' YO , CASCADE LAUNDRY , ur 0 . ll Sylvania 8 Kelvinator Dealers Cleanjnsfmd P e55'n9 l' 924-928 Dickinson Avenue 704 D'9k'n59 ' Avenue Phone 3709 IQ W 0 LS x::,x,:,, xl! L-:xx :xv I-:xx 1 f: tfeeeexffffffe :E I Shop at i ,I DIANA SHOPS Compliments of lb 1: Ladies Apparel fl It 3I9 Evans Street 346i U. S. GRILL DRIVE'IN I ,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,A... M -xxx ff '- ' ' IQ If Best Wishes From Open 3 P. M. Close 3 A. M. N 'I il ll .I If Products - A ' Q? --A- ::::::::::: TAFT OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY :I Remington Quiet-Riter Portables if T16 E. Fifth sn-eel Phone 2374 I'- I: Congratulations to Seniors of T957 II SAIEED'S DEPARTMENT STORE -U-AI-TI E-.Alfifth Street Phone 2635 Q ::,::::::::::::::: ,,,,,,,,:,, PLEASE PATRONIZE ouR ADVERTISERS if Annual sfnff I 'I :I I I Lexx- -Sn I l Com liments of sco 's D P TT RY CLEANERS HOME FURNITURE STORE 701 Dickinson Avenue The Cleanest Clothes 'I You Can Wear 1: T, Phone 2879 ll ll 4 Ev ............ --- ...... -vvv Congratulations from ll I HARRlSON'S f' N DRUGSTORE It JACKSOES SHPE STORE Aj If ome o Phone 2450 l' lg Red Goose Shoes :::::::::::,:: c :::::::::::::::::::- ,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, K ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,, 'T GAMMON'5 SUPPLY :E PITT HARDWARE COMPANY 1: DuPont-Paints-Vita-Val 119 E- 5Tl'1 Sffeef Dial 4417 ll Free Parking Behind Store l l f::::::::::::::::::::-::::::::f- A :::::::::::::::-A-c:::::::: GE cH's fl ' 'W :E GEOR PU RSHELLQ 1: COLLINS-PRIDMORE X JR gg DEPARTMENT STORE Service STONE? IQ ' Your All-Family Store ,:.T,.-:::::,::::,::::::s 4,-:::::::::::::::::::::::::-: xi:ESSQFJTZTSEZIRZTSSSTQQTQTQF2571337xv ' H. L. HODGES AND COMPANY ..,,.,EE 219.5 fLfibi'!S'if,, x,,Eb2Qe:L'iQ,,,,,:,,, , complimenfs of If , SYLVESTER WILSON VANDYKE FURNITURE COMPANY 1: BONDSMAN 531 Dickinson Avenue Phone 2054 li 1 607 Albemarle Avenue -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l 4, xxx,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,- :::- ::::::::::::::::::: 9 :::f::::f:::::f::::::::f:: Comphmenfs Of s PITT STREET TAXI For the Best in Taxi Service LARRY'S SHOE STORE 431 Evans Street :I :E CCH 2286 Compliments of BLOU NT'l'lARVEY DEPARTMENT STORE Eastern Carol ina 's Slhoooing-CenteArl' A-AAA Compliments of HOLLGWELLS DRUG STORE 918 Dickinson Avenue Phfme 3155 Expert Fountain Service Compliments of ll Best Wishes of A COLLEGE VIEW CLEANERS xi LAUNDRY SAADIS SHOE SHOP The Modern Plant for Quality If , Cl ani if Pickup am? CUEE Service 1: l I3 Grande Avenue Phone 2056 L,,,,:,,,o,,,,,:,,:, ,ml l x f l D s ' lf 'I l i fl Ig lgmgru u u Inns J I to the class of 1957 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Makers of Class Jewelry E. L. Smith, District Salesman Goldsboro, North Carolina 4-::: . x.,:i::, :::4-::::: :::::C::::::C:: AC' :TTL Compliments of Greenville, North Carolina n:::::::::::::::::::::4f:::::::::::W JOHN FLANAGAN Bucscsv co. ff N V l ' 4 1 'r . l Sales Service Il l A - ........ ..... ------- J V. A. MERRITT AND SONS Your Quality Maytag Dealers 320 Evans Street Phone 3736 -,,,,,,--,,,---,----,-------:::d W. G. CLARK COAL YARD Exclusive Agent for Dana Coal 105 Atlantic Avenue Phone 2431 P::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-- WHITE CHEVROLET COMPANY f'i' H 7 Sales 1 A A I A f Parts POLLARD'S GROCERY 1200 Broad Street Phone 3310 ,S M , 'Q AsKEvv's , , if ff room TOWN gg E . if ' j Your One-Stop I ' Shopping Centef' jf E 901 West Fifth Street 1: H2111 l I Phone 2125 l.: ,,- ,,,,:,:,-,,:, J Compliments of NEW DEAL CLEANERS 8. LAUNDRY ,,,::,,,,....,,,:..,,:,,,::,,:..,,,,, 'g Compliments of 1 J. A. comms AND som ' FURNITURE , Greenville and Aurora ' Meet Me at VVHlTE'S STURES in Eastern Carolina WEST END TEAROOM N, 'E For the Best in Bar-B-Que ' 113 West Fifth Street if l I S 9 l l N Your Worn.Out Heels and Soles 'I Are Our Business GOOR'S SHOE SHOP 805 Dickinson Avenue ? r ::::::::::::,:,,::::::,:: 4 l :::9-c::::: ::::::::: l f lr Vx mm: mil 'l 51 fs ir 55 BEST ' if JEWELRY lr E Sco1T'S Mom SALES STORE , l ll St d baker Sales and Service J H , I li U iN. C. Scotf, PrOP- 1, J: Lizssizg igiilgliif + m,,m:,,, S, Sl Lx' :,xmxxx::x if ::f::f:::f:::::- ::: i- l, P 5, Compliments of rf , X Eff 1: SPAINS SUPERMARKET WL 1: ' 'N 1 ' f if , ln Fresh Meats and Vegetables 1 201 Evarms Sfeef al- 1 1 I Phone6746 A g' gel 1 , ilxx :::::::::::::::::::: :Y -::: ie l if 'WA ' A 1 '-'BTN 'E j ' 'av Tffl L 1, GRADUATES 1 GARRIS EV A N S l Dealers in Lumber ancl Building Materials l 301 Ridgeway Sfreef,Greenville, N.C. ,I Dial 2lO6 lr ,,m,,, ::::::,:e,- :::::::w I-::::: eee: e: -T I 11' I ' 5 li lr lu l BISSETTPS Next Time Visit I :E Where Spending Means 5Gving lr 'T Ii ll In 'r 'T lu 'r I In 1+ Compliments of BROWN-VVOOD Sales and Service L, .... A----- ------- ----- 1: 416 Evans St. Greenville Eiffiifiifiiv Iifv 55553555555--2 ffxx: ':x:x::xx:::::' ' '1 ll Compliments of i BRoDY'S EE Known for the l I 5 5 ll I ' - In E Ez! I nl' - -E'-,-.5 5 , - -A--- - - - ----A -A-A : :::Q nie' pbwjgy v Q - Q E 1 -1 I ,tb Compliments of 7' NlAGNOLIA'S MW? Mrs. M. I. Butler, Prop. 4,-:::: :: -::::::::::::::::: 'r 'r li 'i ' xxx:E2Q:NTsE2ITQf:xxx::' ' 7 x:x:x:x::::::x:xrx::xxx 'I I BUNCH'S SHOE SHOP fr JONEgOAD'lDSEfgIfETT S l AlI Shoes Repaired Like New 4 ,.-I-h , 3 e Most and the Best for the Least 1: 310 Contanche Street .Q 1300 W Fifth Street If Phone 3731 ll 1 ' 5:::::' ::::::::::::::::::::: ::::3 ::':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: , Compliments Of if cmzEN'S ICE COMPANY 4 WILLIAMS' 5-104 STORE ,ce Ice ,ce 633 Dickinson Avenue Wafermelons l 1 'I L: ----'- A- A A- 'A '-A it ' xx,.,,,,:,,:,xx:::::: 3 :::::::::::::::::x:::::::' ' CITY CAB COMPANY 3 ,, lt Please Us to Please You 1: I1 600 Albemarle Avenue 51 Qt 4743 5055 'I lf BELL'S ENTERPRISES 'l Cafe - 604 Albemarle Avenue if Store - 602 Bonner Street 'r lr 'T '1 lr In lr In In WAGNER+WALDROP MOTORS, INC. Lincoln and Mercury Dealers 2201 Dickinson Avenue Phone 4525 ll-::: ::::::::::::::g:::::::::::::.2 fn--A ----- '- -V - W . Q il I O 'v Compl :ments of STATON'S BEAUTY SALON fl Mrs. Hattie Staton, Operator U Compliments of PERKINS AND PROCTOR House of Name Brands Phone 2800 GARRIS SUPPLY SUBURBAN CLEANERS 8. HATTERS FCR WARDROBE BEAUTY ,I Furniture ancl Appliances Q: 505 Dgk 'S0'TlfVenUe 1401 vv. Fifth sneer l ,,,AA,, f f':f'ff'ffE AA,, ,,,,,,Eb999,fEi?95,x,,,: 0 U BARTLETT gl SON'S GROCERY STORE Compliments of THE DAILY REFLECTOR Fresh Meats and Vegetables I at Reasonable Prices 4 509 Sheppard S1-reef The Best Coverage the Best News 'I Phone 2964 PIWOUG 6166 I xi Lxx, -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,:- I- v ::::::::::::::::-xxx- - 1 1-:ff::::ff::f::ffeffxfxffffffff ' C. H. EDWARDS HARDWARE RCSE'S 5-IO-25C STORE ' Aa I 327 Evans Street SPOVIIUQ 6 PI Goods If Phone 4414 - ' 1: Phone 4218 AAA- 5 - -' A'A A ':::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::' N 0 U 0 U In Every City There's a Good Place to Shop in Greenville. It's 1: BELK-TYLERS N N e:----- -- f::Jc::::::::::::::::::::::::- :::f::::::::f::::::::::::f In INDEPENDENT MARKET 4 WI'-I-'AMS' SPORT SHOP Groceries-Meats-Vegetables 1: Everything for the Sportsman 301 Dickinson Avenue If Phone 2I83 ., ,f jr A. B. ELLINGTON BCOKSTORE GREENVILLE I If Best in School SuppIies FLORAL CO. Il 422 Evans Street Dial 2827 I fiuimxf I QL R N Say ll with Flowers AUTGGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 04 :product of AUTOGRAPHS 'Q A A' ' un er ' comm 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N,C, M rpg CUQPQQKJMX? j3f7 ef 9' 1 11 05--f , xl? L ,-5 v ' bb Q h1 ' g3?,i , QN x., ic: - W X J.. ?flf E74 v V, Nw' ' - QWEWW fv ! VX vw' Y 3 . iff XQXM j Z4ZfZ?7f777f ,W 4526 , Q?Jf mx Q W ' , 'TM . QQ M xv,-gk k . ,Q-'50, .V W W7 W , 1 fi'3f'7fX ff Xfigfifi I, ,. . li H' f 3 , , 1 , N u n k V f M' J Ag X :P tj A6-N 1 as S9 f, I' X X 44 A f' fhx, 2' C, I 4' Q3 2 ml? 3 2 Q S , my f , A Q 1 X X 1, , R ll XX f - 'f W xg XQ X-. 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