Carver High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mount Olive, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1963 volume:

BENJAMIN F CLARK PO BOX 414 j jL MOUNT OLIVE NC 28365-0414 H FOREWORD 3 DEDICATION 4 ADMINISTRATION and STAFF 5 FACULTY 7 SENIORS 11 JUNIORS 25 FAVORITES 29 ACTIVITIES 43 ADVERTISEMENTS - 59 We, the Carver High Seniors of 1962-1963, wish to leave with our parents, teachers, under- classmen, and to all our friends, who have been an inspiration to us, a brief record of our last four prosperous years at Dear Old Carver. These last four years of our long struggle were filled with work, happiness and excitement. We have tried to recreate and to preserve some of these moments in the Tiger of 1963. As we continue our onward march, we shall never forget Dear Carver High. We shall always try to employ to the very best of our abilities, the many skills and principles which we have obtained here. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Patricia Kornegay 3 )k 'DecUcatcott The Members of the Senior Class of 1963, proudly dedicate their class annual to their parents and teachers. We dedicate this collection of our cherished memories to you, to humbly express our gratitude for the inspiration and guidance which you have given us during our years in school. Without your constant guidance and inspiration, we feel that we would never have reached this goal. To our teachers, we shall use the many principles which you have given us to continue to achieve and to improve. To our parents, who have made many sacrifices for us, we shall always honor you and make you proud of us. This, the 1963 CARVER TIGER, which we dedicate to you is our very small way of saying Thank you. MR. G. C. HAWLEY, Principal To a senior class which has been busy throughout its four-year era at this institution, I am glad to extend my congratulations. A review of personalities, belonging to members of the Class of 1963, brings pleasant memories. This has been an active class, a remarkable group, a promising set of young men and young women. Activities and programs of the school and com- munity have been led and promoted by many of you. You have shown tenacity of purpose in your pursuit of learning. You have ranked high in competitive events; you have cheered and inspired persons in other classifications to the extent that growth and development of the school have been enhanced by your presence here. I trust that your educational experiences at Carver High School will ever serve as sources of strength for you as you join other life functions. The entire faculty, parents, and other school supporters join me in, wishing you Bon Voyage. Mr. G. C. Hawley Principal 5 MR. J. O. BENNETT Physical Education A T College MR. M. A. BLOUNT Mathematics N. C. College MRS. M. CHASTEN Music Johnson C. Smith MR. B. F. CLARK Soc. Studies N. C. College MRS. L. B. CLARK French and English Shaw University STUDENT MISS L. MIDDLETON A T College Commercial Ed. MR. J. A. CREECH Business Math N. C. College MRS. M. DURHAM Sociology, Guidance A T College MISS G. EDWARDS Commercial Ed. N. C. College MR. C. L. FOX Agriculture A T College MRS. A. CONNOR Library Science Shaw University MRS. R. D. FOX Home Economics A T College MR. T. M. HARRIS Industrial Arts A T College MISS P. Y. MALLOY English Livingston College TEACHERS MR. W. HALL A T College Science MR. S. A. MILES Science Shaw University i ( MRS. S. NORRIS Journalism, Eng. Bennett College MISS A. PEACE Health, P. E. N. C. College MRS. G. WHITLEY Math, Science Johnson C. Smith MRS. N. WASHINGTON Mathematics N. C. College President: Thomas Elliott, Vice Pres.: Joseph Moore, Secretary: Clara Grady, Treasurer: Elizabeth Smith, Reporters: Hilda Raynor, and Corine Musgrave, Parliamentarian: Margaret Oates. Motto: Out of The Harbor Into The Sea On a moderate day in September, 1959, a ship docked at the harbors of Carver High School. Aboard this ship were about one hundred thirty-two sailors. Mrs. Fox, Miss Malloy, Miss Edwards, and Mr. Clark were appointed as captains of our ship. They clearly and carefully explained to us the many trials and tribulations that were waiting to face us on the four seas. As we entered the first sea, Freshman, we immediately organized our crew and began to work. Many of our sailors ventured into various activities and courses. Some of our sailors were highly honored and given special awards for the outstanding tasks which they performed. Among the honored were: Clara Grady, Corine Musgrave, Patricia Kornegay, Joseph Moore, Margaret Oates, Annette Barfield, Betty Taylor, Curtis Lofton, Gladys Battle, Thomas Elliott, and many, many others. As we continued our sail, many sailors found it impossible to journey on with us, and docked at the nearest shore. Before tackling our second sea, Sophomore, we docked for a brief rest, and our sailors had decreased to one hundred ten. We were patiently and courageously guided through our second voyage by Miss Ed- wards, Mrs. Washington, Miss Mouring, and Mr. Hickerson. All of the sailors were very excited and eagerly looked forward to the third voyage, Junior. However, as before, some of our sailors were lost. In September 1961, we set out on our third voyage with much excitement and anticipation. We speedily organized our crew and were directed under the leadership of Tony Forbes, president; Clara Grady, vice president; Hilda Raynor, secretary; and Joseph Moore, treasurer. These members were such outstanding sailors that they received special honor, by being inducted into the National Honor Society: Annette Barfield, Corine Musgrave, Clara Grady, Gladys Battle, Patricia Kornegay, Thomas Elliott, Joseph Moore, and Curtis Lofton. Our ship was rapidly approaching The Oriental Gardens. Upon our arrival we docked for an evening of fun, relaxation, and enjoyment. The seniors and faculty were invited to share in this evening of enchantment. 12 Having passed triumphantly through the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Seas, we entered very proud ly the sea of Seniority. Mrs. Clark, Mr. Clark, and Mr. Creech, steered us through the final and long awaited destination. We were also guided by our officers which included Thomas Elliott, president; Joseph Moore, vice president; Clara Grady, secretary; Elizabeth Smith, treasurer; and Corine Musgrave and Hilda Raynor, reporters. Carrie Roberts and Elizabeth Smith, two of our sailors, were formally introduced to society at the Cinderella Ball. Also, our crew docked at Durham, North Carolina for a brief tour of North Carolina College. Having endured the many trials and hardships which faced us, we were finally rewarded for having made our four voyages at our Graduation Exercises. Class Historian Thomas Elliott CLASS FLOWER Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold POEM SONG Dear Carver, we've found you good and true, And how we love your gold and blue. Your Alma Mater, we'll never forget But always remember it with our greatest respect. Dear old Carver High Our thanks to thee we give, For your guiding hand and for Your kindness too. Tune: He' Dear Principal, and teachers, you're dearest to our hearts, And it is with deep sorrow that we shall depart. The many years, we've stayed here Have filled us with kindness, goodwill and cheer. We give thanks to teachers And our principal too. We know only with your help We've progressed through. So now we are bidding farewell to you For we have other work to do. We'll remember that success is not borrowed, For followers of today, are leaders of tomorrow. Though we must leave The dear Old Gold and Blue, We shall sadly say adieu to All of you. Here we leave our memories, And our happiness to you. Oh Carver High farewell To you. Kathryn Williams Patricia Hinton Jimmy Melton Elizabeth Smith 17 CHARLES McARTHUR KORNEGAY N. F. A. CHARLES RAY KORNEGAY G. M. Club MILDRED KORNEGAY G. M. Club PATRICIA KORNEGAY National Honor Society CAROYLN TEACHEY Glee Club MAMIE RUTH THOMPSON N. H. A. Classmates, I am sure you have often heard the saying, Time will Tell. But in my case it isn't true. As the prophetess of the class of 1962-1963, I shall foretell the future of my class- mates. As I turn my crystal ball, I see that many of my classmates will be living in different parts of the world. They all will have a variety of interesting and exciting careers. Jerry Grady and James Grandy will be at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base flying the latest jets. Bobby Melton, Lonnie Armwood, Donald Bass, Lamont Williams, Bobby Stevens, Allen Kornegay, Willie Martin, and Nathaniel Howell, will be serving their country in different parts of the world by their active duties in the Armed Forces. Serving along with them will be Josephine Jones, and Gladys Battle who are wacs in the Armed Forces. Mary Merritt and Vennie Stewart will be some of the world's most gracious airline hostesses. Margaret Oates and Corine Musgrave will devote themselves to the active duty of Social Workers in Australia. Devoting themselves to the care of others will be Doris Royall, Sandra King, and Mary Hagans who will be nurses in different parts of the United States. Gertrude King will be the favorite of all the patients as she will be working as a Nurse's Aid in a New York hospital. Clara Grady will be one of the top Medical Researchers in North Carolina. Annette Barfield and Annie Bass will be top biological laboratory technicians in Washington, D. C. Carolyn Teachey, as an Ebony Model, will model some of the world's finest fashions. Dorothy Yelvertson will work as a seamstress in a very exclusive dress shop in Paris. Of course there will be some devoted teachers from our group. Some of them will be Annette Flanagan and Elizabeth Smith working as elementary teachers in the Dudley Elementary School System. Thomas Elliott and Ronald Broadhurst will be instructing Commercial Education and Social Science at our dear Alma Mater. Larry Ward and Joseph Moore will be a few miles away at different schools both teaching Commercial Education. Tony Forbes and Earl Sauls will be engineers and will construct one of the world's greatest bridges. Charles Brewington will work as a diesel mechanic in one of the world's greatest oil industries. Archie Graham will own an Esso Garage with Herman Barnes, Russell Wooten, John Wynn, and Johnie King as his employees. Laddie King, Eunice McClain, Gladys Smith, Ida Jones, Mamie Thompson, Mildred Korne- gay, Evon Fields, Doris Bennett, and Hilda King will earn their fame in the field of secretarial work. Patricia Hinton, and Hilda Raynor will be working as secretaries in the Pentagon. Marvin Hatcher will be known for his Upholstery Shop which will be located in Goldsboro, N. C. Louis Robertson will own his own Funeral Home where Oleatha Boseman will be employed as his bookkeeper. Barbara J. Gookman will own the most elaborate beauty salons ever to be in Mt. Olive. Em- ployed there to give your hair the natural look will be Marion Jones, Irene Sutton, Mary Smith, Delois Powell, Peggy Sutton, Dorice Graham, and Evelyn Bass. Lemeul Pearsall will own a chain of barbershops throughout the United States. The managers of these shops will be Council Mc- Cullen, Isacc Whitfield, John Best, Thermon Bizzell, and Jimmy Melton. One of my classmates, Patricia Kornegay, will win fame as one of the world's greatest actresses. Class Prop hetess Annette Barfield 24 Evelyn Adams Ralph Allen Joan Ashford McCellar Atkinson Neremiah Ashford Mary Barfield Betty Bennett Douglas Bennett Linda Best Garfield Bizzell Jimmy Brock Catherine Bryant Nancy Caldwell Curtis Cogdell James Cromartie mm Jlf '-JL j j jjjSljL It Jeannette Durham Mary Durham David Evans Katie Flanagan Hattie Forbes William Glispie Kenneth Griswald Horace Henderson Annie Hill Peggy Howard Roosevelt Jones Mary King Katie Kornegay Mary Kornegay Sylvia Kornegay Doris Lofton Jacqueline Lofton Ruffin Lofton Carolyn Manley William Manuel Leroy McKinney Linda McKinney Allen Miller Richard Monk ulri Ruth Mozingo Yancy Musgrave Linda Pigford • Clarence Raynor Thomas Robertson 1 mk Doris Robinson Leon Robinson David Royal Barbara Sampson Barbara Southerland iMi James Stringfield George Sutton Mattie Sutton Swindell Sutton Annie Teachey George Thompson Lorriane Wallace Betty Ward Caroletha Ward Paul Whitfield i Gwyndella Wilson Carolyn Worrell Donald Robinson Barbara Smith Clarence Davis Dwight Wynn Hubert Wooten Levester Oates Nathaniel Robinson Ray Robinson Willie Simmons Donald Robinson A. A 27 76e IRoyaC (Taunt o£ 2,uee t Mt. Olive Light Court Order of Eastern Star, Chapter 387 PATRICIA HINTON ANNIE TEACHEY MARY KORNEGAY HILDA RAYNOR JANICE WASHINGTON BARBARA SOUTHERLAND DOROTHY YELVERTON MILDRED KORNEGAY JACKIE WALLACE LANIE McKINNEY 30 Can j£a4t TViM «W ?e4tame tt I, Elizabeth Smith, will my ability to keep the fellows to Pasty Forbes. I, Deroy Artis, will my ability to get along with others to my aunt, Lorraine Wallace. Marvin Hatcher wills his driving ability to David Hatcher. I, Terry Jones, will my personality and kindness to my brother, Ronald. Archie Graham wills his artistic ability to Daniel Flanagan. I, Margaret Oates, leave my ability to get along with others to Emma Herring. I, Thomas Ellitte, will my ability to maintain a B average throughout high school to my brother, Reginald. Louise Lathan wills her ability to get along with others to Carrie Brinson. Bennie Howard wills his good luck to his sister, Peggy Howard. I, Clara Grady, will my interest in Science and Mathematics to anyone with an inquisitive mind. I, Charles MacArthur Kornegay, will my ability to play baseball to my brother. James Grandy wills his bus to Harvey Lee Grandy. Eunice McClain wills her ability to write to Jeaneth Bennett. Willie Martin wills his ability to wash windows to Clarence Raynor. I, Eugene Bass, will my ability to play a trombone to Donald Graham. I, Corine Musgrave, will my ability to matriculate well in English to Yancey and Jasper Musgrave. I, Josephine Jones, bequeath my ability to observe first and speak later to my brother, Emanuel. I, Jerry Grady, will my ability to master Geometry to William Manuel. I, Jimmie Melton, will my ability to sing in the Glee Club t o Charlie Melton. Bobby Melton wills his talent as a member of the Glee Club to Betty Melton. I, Annette Barfield, will my artistic ability to my sister, Janet. I, Louis Robertson, bequeath my ability to sing like the morning Dove to the students of the Glee Club. Peggie Sutton wills to her sister Christine the ability to finish school. I, Mildred Kornegay, bequeath my dancing ability to Deborah Middleton. I, Annette Flanagan, will my singing ability to my brother, Daniel. Bobby Stevens wills his heart to someone special such as the girl he loves. Dorothy Yelverton bequeaths her personality to Linda Cogdell. I, Oleatha Boseman, will my ability to master algebra to William Manuel. Council McCullen wills his personality to his brother, Jimmy. Marian Jones wills her ability to be quiet to her niece, Ada L. Jones. Evon Fields wills her ability to master algebra to anyone who needs it. Gladys Battle wills her position in the National Honor Society to her nephew and niece. I, Mary Whitfield, will my ability to finish high school to my sister, Mary Lou. Patricia Hinton wills to Mary Piatt, her ability to sing in the Glee Club Ensemble. Hilda Gray King wills her ability to finish high school to her sister, Eva Mae King. Gladys Louise Smith wills her ability to finish school to her brother Kenneth. I, Tony De Marco Forbes, will my scientific interest to my sister Brenda Annette Forbes. I, Charles Ray Kornegay, will my ball playing experience to Jimmy Brock. Herman Barnes wills his ability to get along with others to Jeannette Durham. Hilda Raynor wills her love to Douglas Bennett and her seat in the senior class to Sophia Raynor. I, Mary Merritt, will my ability to drive a school bus, and my heart to Floyd Sykes. I, Irene Sutton, leave my ability to master French I to Mary A. Lewis. Manie Thompson wills her ability to finish high school to Clarence Thompson. Carl Ryals wills Blondell Oates all the luck in finishing High School. Nathaniel Howell wills his ability to play baseball to his brother, Richard. t 32 (wills con't.) I, Joseph Moore, bequeath my ability to master Geometry to my sister, Rachel. Ida Jones wills her ability to get along with the teachers to her sister, Juanita. Ronald Broadhurst wills his ability as Business Manager to David Evans. I, Delores Powell, will my ability to act in Dramatics to my brother, Eugene. I, Donald Bass, will my thinking ability to my brother, Eddie. Doris Royall wills her seat in the senior class to her brother, and All her love to Jimmy Bass. I, Patricia Kornegay, will my ability to master United States History to Betty J. Ward. I, Kathryn Williams, will my ability to get out into the world and meet people to Jeannette Durham. Evelyn Bass wills her ability to master Business Math to her sister, Doris. I, Carolyn Teachey, will my intelligence to Annie Teachey, and my personality to Wilbert Vann. Vennie Stewart wills her ability to drive to Lawyer Stewart. Carrie Roberts bequeaths her love to William Kornegay and her personality to Mary Kornegay. I, Ezzie Gore, will my ability to act nice in Mrs. Fox's room to Ethel McGowan. Clifton Williams wills his ability to beat the drum to Bobby Cromartie. Thermon Bizzell wills his good Luck to Linda Grantham. Nathaniel Lofton leaves his artistic ability to Mr. Clark. I, Curtis Lofton, bequeath my personality to my brother, Herbert Lofton. Dorice Graham wills her talking ability to Annie Reese Graham. I, Samuel Singleton, will my dancing ability to Willie Simmons. I, Elsie Ryals, will to Mrs. Chasten and the music class the best of luck in the future. Laddie King wills her typing ability to her sister, Bessie. Minnie Moore wills her heart to Arlester Faison. Sandra King wills her basketball ability to Linda King. Annie Bass wills her ability to master Chemistry to Baxter Bass. I, Doris Bennette, will my ability to grow to Shirley Locklair. I, Charles Brewington, will my hugs and kisses to all the girls who can take them. I, Lemuel Persall, will my ability to get along with others to my sister, Rosa Persall. ALMA MATER (Tune: The Bells of Saint Mary) Our dear Alma Mater The pride of our soul, The torch that doth guide As life's way unfolds, And long may your flame A guide for each day. Your name and your spirit We'll cherish for aye. us be Your hallways so noble, Your classrooms so dear Your aims and your standards We'll ever revere. As over life's pathway, We journey each day. , (chorus) We sing ALMA MATER As you guide our way. Dear Carver, We love you, We'll always adore you. Thy precepts and teachings We'll ever endure. They take us through tumults With courage undaunted. And so thy name, we loud proclaim Dear Gold and Blue Se4t 'Dieted ANNETTE BARFIELD, LEMUEL PEARSALL HILDA RAYNOR, CURTIS LOFTON CARVER ©H SCHOO PATRICIA KORNEGAY, CURTIS LOFTON 40 %W s4t6Cetic HILDA RAYNOR, CHARLES KORNEGAY TOP ROW Mrs. Clark M. Atkinson A. Barfield M. Barfield G. Battle Mr. Blount LEFT SIDE B. Bennett J. Cromartie M. Durham T. Elliott D. Evans K. Flanagan W. Glispie C. Grady A. Hill R. Jones RIGHT SIDE M. King P. Kornegay S. Kornegay C. Lofton J. Moore C. Mus grave L. Pigford B. Sampson G. Wilson C. Worrell 44 James Grandy 46 Hattie Forbes Betty Bennett Betty J. Ward President V. President Secretary 1 Advisor Mr. C. L. Fox OFFICERS Jerry Grady Marvin Hatcher Charles Kornegay • Minnie Moore Jacqueline Lofton Joseph Parker 4i Mm Ashford Bass Lemuel Pearsall Howell Sauls Ward Howell .9 SCHOOL BUS m. j - CAUTION SUB. DRIVERS MR. J. O. BENNETT Coach MR. W. G. MACK Coach PATRONS Mrs. Louise Anderson Mrs. S. B. Artis Mrs. Ida Mae Armstrong Mrs. Lenia Atkinson Mrs. A. S. Baggett Mrs. Lizzie Bass Mr. Thomas Bailey- Mr. Nelson Baniste Mrs. Janutia Barfield Mr. Peny Beaswell Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bell Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Bell Mrs. Esa Belle Mrs. Sadie Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Best Mrs. Lanizer Bigham Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Blackman Mr. Sulley Blount Rev. C. H. Boykin Mrs. Annie Bell Broadhurst Mr. Levi Carlton Mr. Will Carlton Mr. Perry Carlton Miss Lettie Mae Carr Mrs. Marga rett Connor Mr. and Mrs. Willie Cousins Mr. L. Z. Craft Mrs. Ada Craig A lc and Mrs. James Daniels Mr. and Mrs. David Darden Mrs. Ethel B. Davis Mr. Marlette Davis Mrs. V. M. Dawson Mrs. Clara Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Willie Durham Miss P. L. Durham Mrs. Clara Lee Edwards Miss G. V. Edwards Mr. Jasper Lee Exum Mrs. Leanna Faison Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford Mr. R. L. Freeman Mrs. Mildred Gibbs Mrs. Frances Goodman Mr. McCoy Goodman Mr. Majror Green Mr. Goldon Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grady, Sr, Mrs. Estel Grandy Mr. George G. Grandy Miss Vera Jean Harris Mr. Leonidas Haywood Mrs. Callie Henry Mrs. G. L. Hickerson Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hinton, Sr. Mr. Henry Hogan Mrs. Laura A. Holmes Mrs. C. B. Jackson Rev. Jacobs Mr. John S. Johnson Mr. Norris Jordan Mr. Stantley Jordan Miss Annie L. Kelly Mrs. Julia A. King Mrs. Victoria King Miss Geraldine Kornegay Mrs. Sallie Kornegay Mrs. Lizzie Kornegay Mr. Calvin Kornegay Miss Betty Jean Lamb Miss Susie Langston Mrs. Carrie Lathan Mr. Leon Lathan Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Lee Mr. Willie Lewis Mrs. Thelma Locklair Miss P. Y. Malloy Mr. E. L. Mason Mr. June Martin Mrs. E. A. McDaniels Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Elma Mercer Mrs. Charity Merritt Mr. Milford Mitchell Mrs. Margert Mitchell Mrs. Bessie K. Moore Mrs. Estella Nichilson Mr. E. C. Nixon Mrs. S. W. Norris Mrs. Essie Pearl Oates Mr. Paul Oliver Mrs. Velma Owens PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Pearsall Miss Mildred Pearsall The Pope Family- Mrs. Elnora Powell Mrs. C. J. Raynor Mr. Will Raynor Mrs. Donald Reed Mr. J. B. Rhodes Miss K. M. Rich Rev. B. L. Rich Mr. Roxco Roberson Mrs. Lucille Robinson Mrs. E. T. Roebuck Mrs. Odall Royals Mr. Curtis Sherard Mr. E. C. Simmons Mrs. Ode 11 Smith Mrs. Oia Smith Mr. Sherman Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bill Solice Mrs. Nellie Southerland Mr. James Spence Mrs. Mary Spencer Mrs. Hattie Steward Mr. Mrs Rev. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mrs Rev. Mr. Mrs Rev. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr s , Mr s , and Mrs. J. B. Stevenson, Sr, Ella F. Strickland R. L. Strickland and Mrs. Ben Frank Sutton Bernice Swinson Burrell Swinson Cara Swinson Dorothy L. Swinson and Mrs. Clarence Trescott Herman Troublefield Mamie E. Wallace and Mrs. W. R. Wallace Loa C. Ware Issac Washington, Sr. Jimmy West Ethel Whitfield Willo Whitfield Ralph Williams Leslie Wooten Louiza Wooten Sam Wooten Seymour Nickilson Elouise Oliver Lizzie Rhodes IN APPRECIATION We, the Seniors of 1963, wish to thank each of you for your patronage. It was you who helped to make this yearbook possible. You've Shopped the Rest, Now Shop the Best With E-Z Credit KADIS, INC. 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Phone OL 8-3151 CLIFTON'S TIRE SERVICE We Recapp Any and All Tires Highway 117 Mount Ulive, JN. L . SMITH'S ESSO SERVICE Your Hometown C.m m Dealer vJX X Mount Olive, North Carolina DR. C. C. HENDERSON DR. R. H. SHACKLEFORD Compliments of Your BOTTLERS Goldsboro, North Carolina DR. THOMAS E. SHAVER, OPTOMETRIST 113 S. Center Street Mt. Olive, N. C. Dial OL 8-3892 D. T. McPHAIL SONS Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes Sh op and Save 5$ $$$$$$ $$$$$$$ Mount Olive, N. C. OL 8-2270 GARDNER BROTHERS For the Finest in Candles, and Feed North Center Street Mount Olive, N. C. Telephone OL 8-2530 DERL WALKER'S SEED STORE 120 N. Center St. Phone OL 8-4162 Seed - Hardware - Feed - Insecticides Fertilizer - Garden Supplies Service Is Our Business Best Wishes, Seniors Compliments of WORLEY TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 129 North Center Street Goldsboro, North Carolina For Gas That Will Carry You Further, Come in at MOUNT OLIVE GAS CO. 121 N. Center Street Mount Olive, N. C. For Farm Equipment See MOUNT OLIVE F. 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Mount Olive, North Carolina Congratulations, Seniors We Still Sell Gas Says the Fellow at GWALTNEYS GULF SERVICE Mount Olive, North Carolina CAROLINA TRACTORS, INC, Eastern North Carolina's No. 1 Massey- Ferguson Dealer Goldsboro, North Carolina A Yellow Rose Fed Dog Is a Happy Dog ENTERPRISE MILL Mount Olive, North Carolina Large or Small We Welcome Your Account Savings or Checking BRANCH BANKING TRUST COMPANY 200 East Walnut Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Compliments of LEDERS, INC. Goldsboro, North Carolina Visit Us Soon The Home of Values J. C. PENNEYS, INC. Goldsboro, North Carolina L. E. GARRIS FUNERAL HOME Home of Sympathetic Funeral Service - Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers W. R. WALLACE, Mgr. - R. W. BRIMMAGE, Asst. Mgr. and Funeral Dir. W. BARFEILD, Funeral Dir. - MRS. C. L. DAWSON, Sec. Dial OL 8-2186 ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU, YOUR FAMILY, YOUR BUSINESS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY