Cleveland High School - Cle Tracks Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

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Benton, Principal I-II - LIGI-ITS OF l953 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL Clayton, North Carolina Elgie Allen- - - -------- E ditor Becky Johnson - - ------------- Business Manager Sarah Blalock, Ann Creech, Shirley Marcom- - - - - Assistants L79,,,QZg' DEDICATION In appreciation of her influence upon the high standards of Cleveland High School and of her superior scholarship and un- failing counsel, in sincere admiration for her friendly dignity of manner and her outstanding singularity of character, tor those qualities in our school which we hold most dear, we ded- icate this, l953 Hi-Lights. 1125! R QRT CA -+1--1 ...--1--4- ' ........---A HHMINISIHHHUN PRINCIPAL 484.1 SCHCOL BCJARD ,James Wright Stephenson, J, Milton Stephenson, Mrs. Alfred Taylor, Harris Roberson, J. Chris Johnson. I-IIGI-I SCI-IOCDL FACULTY Km Mrs. Osa Galloway Miss Isabel Britt Mrs. Norma Jones :ii N Mrs. Helen Diggs Mr. J. E. Warrick Mrs. Helen Gulley M Q l an U lm, , 5Is.Lf?', EL A A Mrs. Charles Gulley Mr. R. A. Simmons Mrs. Sulou Earnhart ,r 'ln- ,,frrfV V4y- WAN CWOZ1f6-5,5 U 6172.4 4ffkCfX-jkssfjk X55 iffy SINIHHS , 5 4 i 53 ix lx If-vip, 3 Lusk' X' .,4 Shirley Marcom President The way to have a friend is to be one. Roy Max Raynor' Vice -President True to his friends. Elgie Allen Secretary She's lucky, she's kind, sincere and true. Joyce Ogburn Treasurer Her smile shows happiness her friends popularity. Dwight Barbour He thinks too much, such men are dangerous. Swade Barbour My only books were wornen's looks. L, QQ., ,,f ' . f- 1'5- Q5 ix L V if X lt ' 1 'NH--r ' r lm..- Qgisi 3 5- - 1' Q f.,3,,,. N fr-33 4 Lo Reta Beasley She ever wears the smile that never wears away. Sarah Blalock Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie. Hazel Clifton Toiling and smiling onward she goes. Woodrow Coats Not too serious, not too gay. - ' r ' Nanc Ann C h 4,31 . . gx Y reec 'fi -X ' Genius is the ability l l t' to do good work. 1 'V R .s x rj. Us l 'llx A . Joyce Fowler If she ever worried, we never knew it. 4vX'V G-Q17 ' hx. ' .1 ' . 4. 'Sn v' P if 'Z Q1 , ff. f . Q f f Q K N 1 qi rim f , is A K Q aw 6--'si , 1' s. :fr-'R lb x Q'-or 4'- L .4- ' I A Ro wht Ge rald Hobby Little men build up great ones. Earl I-Ioneyc utt If he Wants to, he Willg If he don't, he won't. Becky Johnson A sure cure for the blues. Helen King There's just one in the World for me. James Floyd Langley Why do I love her so? Dorothy McGee Dorothy is a friend to all. ix 'TQQ 'lv' . V' 4- . -rf' 7 :Sw ' s f x X' i 5 Ja. 'im .,,. I MJ., wxff- N 5 1 I A -'Tan lx-QQ uv ll Margie McGee A cheerful girl with that winsome smile. Louise McLeod Why worry? It'll happen anyway. Edna Mims A friend in need is a friend indeed. Melvin Noles A boy of rare personal qualities. Herman Ogburn He has a way with Wimmin'. Ellen Ove rman Divinely tall, and full of grace. '1- .- Y .rvug 'Q if QW' - . W- W , ug, Q ' Y 1'-.1'?1 f-'-3253 IJ! 1'12???v5 X' ff., I 1 , ,. fiffif'-if f' 171 S William Roberson Slow, but sure, Billy Stephenson He's little but he's wise. Martha Stephenson The milde st manners and the gentle st heart. Patsy Stephenson There's no Wisdom like franknessf' Shirley Grey Stephenson Pleasure and action make hours seem short. Shirley Johnson Stephenson Diligence is the mother of good Work. Frank Tart Passes his work by study ing from day to day. Joe Rex Wallace His hair is light, but his mind is lighter, Leo Watkins A boy who can't be judged by appearances. Brookie Wiggins Brookie will confess you gain more talking less, Daylon Williams He's wise enough to play the fool and play it well. Harold Ray Langdon lNot picturedj A good boy all around, that's Harold. I XJ' SENICDR CLASS HISTORY We, the Senior Class of l953, began our high school days at Cleve- land High School in the fall of l949 with an enrollment of seventy-two proud freshmen. For the first few days we ran around like wild chickens, but af- ter hearing Mr. Miller's shouts, we finally learned where to go. During the year Mrs. Galloway, our typing teacher, became ill, and Mrs. Henry Diggs of Smithfield took her place. We had a lot of fun, especially in Mr. Mercer's health class, but we also learned a great deal. Being more familiar with high school, we were ready to begin our sophomore year. We had several boys and girls on the basketball team with Mr. Dewey Huggins Jr. as the new coach. We were very happy to have Mrs. Galloway back with us and were especially proud to welcome our new stu- dent, Ellen Overman. When we returned as Juniors in the fall of l952., we thought we were the most important people in the world. We were able to see at the very be- ginning that this was going to be a happy year. We had a new French teacher, Mrs. Cfulley, whom we liked very much. Our biggest task was to secure money with which to sponsor the Junior-Senior banquet. We had quite a thrill in presenting our Junior play, Cro Slow, Mary, under the direction of Mrs. Diggs, our home-room teacher. We were very pleased at the result of making over 5150. We will always remember our Junior-Senior banquet, which was given on February ZZ, l95Z, at the Village Restaurant in Cameron Village.Another highlight of the year was the privilege of ordering our class rings, which were to arrive during our Senior year. We participated in the Class Night Exercise by presenting a rose chain to the Seniors. The year of excitement and fun was over, and at last the big day ar- rived. We were Seniors! Our biggest thrill occurred the day our rings came We almost went crazy until we got them on. We are looking forward to many other happy events this year including the Junior-Senior banquet, the Senior play, Class Night Exercise, and most important of all, graduation. We es- pecially want to thank Mr. Woodlief, our principal, and all the faculty for their kindness and understanding toward us and for the possibility of our graduation. K I y u SENIOR CLASS PROP!-IECY It's l963, and television has advanced so that the dials and the antennas can be adjusted for views in the future as well as the present. Imagine my surprise last Saturday night when looking at the Grand Ole Opry I saw Herman Ogburn calling square dance figures! Daylon Williams and Louise McLeod had their own special spot of wit and humor as Come- dians on the show. Next I saw scenesfrom one of New York's famous night clubs. Elgie and Rudolph, Joyce and Benton, and Helen and James were having worlds of fun listening to Joe Rex Wallace and Earl Ray Honeycutt harmonizing. Have you seen the new issue of LOOK ? Ellen Overman and Shirley Gray Stephenson, famous models, decorate the front page. Recently the headlines in the sports section of the News and Observer were about Roy M. Raynor, another Choo Choo , and Frank Tart, a Yan- kee star. Ph. D's Melvin Noles and Ann Creech are composing a new Economics book equipped with those long definitions for Mr. Woodlief's own special use. We all remember Shirley Marcom, Dorothy McGee and I..oRitaBeasley's interest in the Air Corps. It wasn't a surprise to learn that they are now following their lucky mates in the Air Force as Wafs. Nancy and Billy Stephenson are a successful Johnston County farm and home agent couple, who are busy raising beef calves and little 4-Hers. Patsy Stephenson and her little sailors are touring the country with the United States Navy! Ben and Bobby Ray have finally gotten Sarah Pearl and Shirley to settle down with cook books instead of school books. It keeps William Roberson and Dwight and Swade Barbour, well -known lawyers, busy defending Woodrow Coats on speeding charges. Becky Johnson and Joyce Fowler have finally graduated from W. C. g and they are now employed as private secretaries of a business executive, Gerald Hobby. Oh yes, the girls have special privileges with Gerald's new Coupe Cadillac! Harold Langdon and James Langley are now working for their uncle -- Sam! ! Brookie Wiggins and EdnaMims recently appeared on the program, Break The Bank . They all won enough money to retire for life. Wouldn't it be fun to be mud-rich ? Martha Stephenson and Margie McGee now operate a dress shop in Fuquay. Johnston County's new celebrity is Hazel Clifton, Miss America of 1955. Now that you've seen and heard future events, the sale of TV sets will be booming, I'm sure! y LAST WILL 6' TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Three, of Cleveland High School, in the county of Johnston, state of North Caro- lina being of sound mind and realizing our departure from this school, do not wish to depart without first making our last will and testament. SECTION I Articlel To our beloved principal, Mr.Woodlief, we wish to express our many thanks for the kindness and leadership he has given to us in the past years. Article Il Tgthe faculty, we leave our promise to use the knowledge they have given us in the best way we know how. SEC TION II Article -1 The Seniors will to the Juniors the followingg Elgie Allen leaves her naturally curly hair to Callie Sanders. Dwight Barbour leaves his height to Betty Lois Stephenson. LoRita Beasley leaves her courtesy to Rudolph Wilson. Swade Barbour leaves his ability to drive a car to Roger Barbour. Sarah Ogburn Blalock leaves all her musical talent to Jean Byrd. Woodrow Coats leaves his naturally curly hair to Worth Godwin. Hazel Clifton leaves her neatness to Magdelene Pleasant. Leo Watkins and Gerald Hobby leave their school attendance to J. A. M?Gee. Nancy Ann Creech leaves her dimples to Shirley Faye Langdon. Joyce Fowler leaves her ability to be the cutest girl to Janice Langdon. Earl Ray Honeycutt leaves his basketball suit to Bobby Coats. Joycemburn leaves her ability to be a cheerleader to Shirley Ann Beas ley. Harold Ray Langdon leaves his ability to be an airforceman to Douglas Dupreej-- Becky Johnson leaves all her knowledge to Norma Faye Stephenson. James Floyd Langley and Roy Max Raynor leave their neatness to Ger- ald Langdon. Helen Rose King leaves her ability to get married to Faye Bailey. Melvin Noles leaves his ability to keep a bus clean to Charles Roberts. Shirley Marcom leaves the presidency of the Senior Class to Medwick Byrd. Herman Ogburn leaves his good looks to Mannford Price. DorotliyMcGee leaves her place on the basketball team to Ann Talton. William Roberson leaves his French seat to Barbara Smith. Margie McGee and Edna Mims leave all their good times to Pernell Canady. Billy Stephenson leaves his popularity to Bobbie Austin. Louise McLeod leaves her freckles to Reba Stephenson. Frank Tart leaves his bashful ways to Reid Penny. Ellen Overman leaves her ability to be the prettiest girl to Shelby Jean Ennis. Joe Wallace leaves his ability to sing to Richard Gulley. Rrtha Stephenson leaves her complexion to Jean Young. Daylon Williams leaves his wittiness to Melvin Love. Patsy Stephenson leaves her ability to sing to Joyce Johnson. Shirley Grey Stephenson leaves all her extra pounds to Willie Jean Honey cutt. Shirley J. Stephenson leaves her bookkeeping ability to Rochelle Allen. Brookie Wiggins leaves her quietness to Louise Barbour. In witness whereof, we the Senior Class of 1953 do set seal on this, the first day of June, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Three. Shirley Marcom Testator F3 0 .W JUNXMIHS C 'R 'U' rn.uQ Rochelle Allen -Na w 5' Bobby Austin Faye Bailey 6 , fx ST mx- 'Q-L by --M Lydia Jean Byrd Medwick Byrd Pernell Canady Bobby Coats Douglas Dupree Shelby Jean Ennis 'E 4' Louise Barbour KZ X Roger Barbour 2 Q v 1.- Shirley Ann Beasley if 5...--v :FK-in Jr- Q5 '11 is- Stu XV' .QQ A 9' f' Ulm . .f Q- 'Zach j. M? Worth Godwin kg: 33- gi- 'Uh- ,.'X Richard Gulley Willie Je an Hone yc utt Joyce Johnson Gerald Langdon Janice Langdon Shirley Faye Langdon Melvin Love J. A. McGee Reid Penny Magdalene Pleasants Mannford Price 'uk R J' Sf imf' 'as 'fx Y... I Xa Q EQ , ez, S , S V Wllftjsf'-l?'l N... -is Q -sn. ' V M xg V. iq . cd- it x '55 A 15- I 'V Ann Talton Jean Young Charles Roberts Callie Sanders Barbara Smith Betty Lois Stephenson Norma Faye Stephenson Reba Stephenson 19-in Rudolph Wilson fx V f' Q t Q wg.-I M Y Qnot picturedj Pre sident ....... Vice-President .... Secretary ....... xl 1' . 3 E X A xp N Ax I . . Medwick Byrd .. . . . . . . Janice Langdon . . . . . . . . . .Callie Sanders Treasurer ...... .. .Norma Faye Stephenson Class Historian... ............FayeBailey J 'I QM TT U 9 .fgfQ XX-N2 SUPHHMUHIS f lac fl ,, , In r ...,,, Q 1 4' Lb as aw l Nba . 4 I K J: , l .. - I . 2 Q ,M ' C 4, ' J .gg 'gg 3 K,-VN sv, E YE? :.,,.:.1v , , J V, .,,v ' ' 4 'S we A 3 ' 3 nmfffzi ,':' Q - 34 + . r , 9? Q . Q g. 'Qi 15 K ' Ox i S.: Carl Honeycutt Evelyn Johnson Jerry Johnson Sarah Nell Johnson Billy Jones Nancy King Nancy Jo Langdon Thelbert Langley Elvin Love Sylvia Massengill Worth Matthews R. B. Parrish 03,1 -s--yn 5, r . ' 3 Y 1' 'lh-'V 'fb' 441-W N-... - 4 1 im .ll -v'-ac. Billy Austin Bobby Barber Lena Faye Barbour Patsy Barbour Helen Blalock Hilda Clifton Patsy Clifton Barbara Cooke Harold Ennis Madgalene Francis Sarah Jane Hatcher Sheton Higgins , 'uv 'q 21... .Q xx- Agn, . 72 is 5 I W' '-I .z f H. G. -'sv -Q-4, I , 57, I N 'T - u A - .- El! 5 .4 , f! N 'Il , Myrtle Ann Phillips tv ,A oo! y 7.2! f :QNX wigs 'EQ-0 'Nr' -rw 'in' 41' 4 ' Gloria Pollard -r Danford Rdynor V Kenley Roberts , we ami!!! 'if t5.:,z5' '. Margie Roberts June Sauls X p W Mary Lynn Smith Av 1' Ann Stephenson 'Q .5 J. S. Stephenson Q 1' Q ' 4 Marshall Stephenson 'fm '73 Betsy Taylor ,5'f B. C. Walker Jimmy Wallace I fx, f. Helen Walton . Q J. C. West Minnie Ruth Williams M Peggy Wilson Ay QNot Picturedl if Bobby Barbour Bruce Byrd James Byrd O'Neal Byrd Sherwood Byrd Gerald Jones AQ.- -...Y QL Q I QM! 0 ffjlig f Ll? n X Xi IHESHIVHN A , Jas:- 479 H Y I N ' :R .Q fy Aa 4 -s. r 'N He, T:- Jv fda: lk. me H 'hw Q 'Q '52 I ff , 'W A , fzvq-R it J, gc, 'm Ia 13 14 A - .-1 V.- l X I 5, vf' 1 'g .' wi 'filiff' ' . A X . as .4 is' Q I Josephine Howell T. L, Hunt Linwood Johnson Marvin Jones Jackie Langdon J. H. Langdon John Langdon Joyce Langdon Wilson Langdon Dan Lee Truca Lee Bobby McGee Graham McGee Mary Edith McGee Robert Morris Le on Parrish s v R ,a v .la Le von Alle n Bobby Ray Ba-rbour Douglas Braswell Margaret Brown Ellen Bowling Joan Byrd Peggy Byrd Stacy Byrd Alice Carroll George Coats Frankie Ennis Janice Ennis Shirley Higgins Minnie Hobby Donna Hone ycutt Edna Hone ycutt Jin, '-R' , YL! K., 1' 4 - s,,,,. x 1 1 A M XV, l iw k k x r '::- Vac: . , gf , swf g r sh '-I -:: vgr.-x 1.5 M. .I ps lt. r-N vb. Q I , 'Un-. . 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McGee, M. , Austin, Byrd, Love, Watkins, Barbour ROW 3: Stephenson,Sorrell, Byrd, Honeycutt, Roberson, Langdon, Llfensw ROW 4: Coach Warrick, ,I:Q1glFey,fRobeLrtsS' Langdon, Austin, Price, Raynor, Braswell. L J if fx .17 4 w, 2 A as I CHEERLEADERS Betty Lois Stephenson, Betsy Taylor, Helen Walton, Barbara Smith, Shirley Ann Beasley, and Patsy Clifton. , W--- ,gy J-I ,rf MOST POPULAR Joyce Ogburn MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Becky Johnson William Rober son if Billy Stephenson Qs, 'f 4-.A Qt MOST INTELLECTU AL Nancy Ann Creech Melvin Noles MOST BAS I-I FU L Edna Mims Dwight Barbour -A WITTIEST Louise Mc Le od Daylon Williams MOST ATH LETIC Shirley Marcorn Earl Ray I-Ioneycutt MOST ORIGINAL Patsy Stephenson NEATEST MOST C OURTEOUS W' -rv MOST LIKELY TO MARRY Helen Rose King James Langley FRIENDLI EST Martha Steph Harold R. 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Vx. if f 8' gf 1 5 'maxi mia INDEX TO 1953 CLEVELAND ANNUAL CStudents of the same name are dis- tinguished by their class years.D KPage numbers are given for a student's class listing even if his picture was unavailab1e.D Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, Austin, Austin, Austin, Bailey, Barber, Barbour, Barbour, Barbour, Barbour, Barbour, Barbour, Barbour, Beasley, Beasley, Beasley, Blalock, Blalock, Bowling, Braswell Britt, I Elgie - 7, 32, 36, 37 Levon - 23 Margaret - 2 Rochelle - 16 4, 36 Bobby - 16, 27 Jackie - 37 Faye - 16 Bobby - 20, 26 Bobby Raye - 23 Dwight - 7, 30 Lena Faye - 20 Louise - 16, 36 Patsy - 20 Roger - 16,26,27 Swade - 7, 32 H.B. - 24 CNPD LoReta - 8, 31, 37 Shirley Ann - 16, 27 Helen - 20 Sarah 0. CSee Ogburn Ellen - 23 , Douglas - 23, 37 sabel - 2, 5, Brown, Margaret - 23, Byrd, Byrd, Byrd, Byrd, Byrd, Byrd, Bruce - 21 QNPJ James - 21 CNPJ Joan - 23 Lydia Jean - 16 Medwick - 16,27 Peggy Faye - 23 36 , 36 27 , Sarah Pearl! 1 P Byrd, O'Neal - 21 CNPD Byrd, Sherwood - 21 CNPD Byrd, Stacy - 23 Byrd, Willa Mae - 35 CMascotJ Canady, Pernell - 16 Carroll, Alice Marie - 23 Carroll, Faye - 37 Clifton, Charles - 35 CMascotJ Clifton, Hazel Ann - 8,26,3l,35,37 Clifton, Hilda - 20,26 Clifton, Patsy - 20, 27 Coats, Bobby - 16 Coats, George - 23, 36 Coats, Harvey - 24 CNP! Coats, Maurice - 24 CNPD Coats, Shirley - 24 Coats, Woodrow - 8, 34 Cooke, Barbara Ann - 20 Creech, Nancy Ann - 8, 29, 36 Diggs, Helen CMrs.J - 5, 37 Dupree, Douglas - 16 Earnhart, Sulou - 5 Ennis, Frankie - 23 Ennis, Harold - 20 Ennis, Janice - 23 Ennis, Shelby Jean - 16 Fowler, Joyce - 8, 34, 37 Francis, Magdalene - 20 Godwin, Worth - 17 Galloway, Osa CMrs.J - 5 Gulley, CMrs. Charlesb - 5 Gulley, Helen Askew CMrs.J - 5 Gulley, Richard, - 17 Hatcher, Sarah Jane - 20 Higgins, Shelton - 20 Higgins, Shirley - 23 Hobby, Gerald - 9, 32, 37 Hobby, Minnie - 23 'L 9 n Honeycutt Honeycutt Honeycutt Honeycutt Honeycutt Howell, J Hunt, J.L Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Bi King, Helen Rose - 9, , Carl Jackson - 20, 27 , Donna - 23, 26 , Earl Ray - 9,26,27,30,35,36 , Edna - 23 , Willie Jean - 17 osephine - 23 . - 23 Becky - 9, 26, 29, 36 Evelyn - 20 J. Chris - 4 Jerry - 20, 26 Joyce - 17 Linwood - 23 Sarah Nell - 20 Ava June - 24 D0 20, 26, Gerald - 21 fNPD Marvin - 23 Norma CMrs.D 5 King, Nancy - 20 Langdon, Langdon, Langdon, Langdon, Langdon, Langdon, Langdon, Langdon, Langdon, Langdon, Langley, Langley, Lee, Dan 31, 35, 37 Gerald - 17, 27 Harold Ray - 12 CNPJ, 27, 32 J.H. 23 Janice - 17, 36 - 23 26 John Maxton Joyce - 23, Nancy Jo - 20 Shirley Faye - 17 Wilson - 23, 27 James Floyd - 9, 31, 35, 37 Thelbert - 20, 27 - 23 Lee, Truca CTrudyD - 23 Love, Elvin - 20 Love, Melvin - 17, 27 McGee, Bobby - 23 McGee, Dorothy - 9, 26, 32, 37 McGee, Graham - 23, 26, 27 X F' 9 I JOAD - 17, McGee, Margie - 10, 33 McGee, Mary Edith - 23, 26 McLeod, Edward - 24 CNPJ McLeod, Louise - 10, 30 Marcom, Shirley - 7, 26, 30, Massengill, Sylvia - 20, 26 Matthews, Worth - 20 Mims, Edna - 10, 30, 37 Morris, Robert - 23 Noles, Melvin - 10, 29, 35 Ogburn, Herman - 10, 33, 36, Ogburn, Joyce - 7, 29, 35, 37 Ogburn, Sarah Pearl - 8, 34, Overman, Ellen - 10, 33 Parrish, Laura - 24 CNPD Parrish, Leon - 23 Parrish, R.B. - 20 Penny, Reid - 17, 27 Penny, Shirley - 24 Phillips, Myrtle Ann Pleasant, Betty Jean Pleasants, Magdalene Pollard, Gloria - 21 Powell, Clara - 24 Price, Mannford - 17 - 21 - 24 - 17 , 27 Raynor, Danford - 21, 27 Raynor, Roy Max - 7, 27, 34 Reaves, Billy - 24 CNPD, 36 Roberson, Harris - 4 Roberson, William - 11, 26, 27, 29 Roberts, Charles - 18, 35 Roberts, Kenley - 21, 35 Roberts, Margie Nell - 21, Sanders, Callie - 18, 26, 36 Sanders, Lewis, - 24, 26 Sauls, June - 21 ROA! '- 5, 36 Smith, Barbara - 18, 27 LJ-QT: ' 26 I Smith, Mary Lynn - 21 Smith, Myrtle - 24 Sorrell, Sorrell, Stancil, Stancil, Stanley, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Stephenson, Don - 26, 27, 35 H.L. - 24, 26 Joe - 24 Joyce - 24 Charles - 24 Ann - 21, 26 Betty Lois - 18, 27 Billy - 11, 29, 36 Bobby Ray - 37 Idelle - 24 J.MUim1-4 J.S. - 21 James Wright - 4 Marshall - 21, 26, 27 Martha - ll, 32, 37 Max - 24 Nadine - 24, 36 Norma Faye - 18 Patsy - 11, 26, Reba - 18 Shelby - 24, 26 Shirley Gray - 11, 34, 35, 37 Shirley Johnson - ll, 33, 37 31, 37 Talton, Ann - 18, 26, 36 Tart, Frank - 12, 27, 33 Taylor, Elizabeth CBetJ - 21, 27 Taylor, Mary Hocutt CMrs. Alfred! - 4 Walker, B.C. - 21, 35 Wallace, Jimmy - 21, 26 Wallace, Joe Rex - 12, 26,27,34, 37 Walton, Helen - 21, 27 Warrick, J.E. - 5, 26, Watkins, Leo - 12, 27, Wells, Billy - 24 West, James C. - Wiggins, Brookie - Wiggins, Jimmy - Williams, Daylon Williams, Marvin - 24 Williams, Minnie 27 31, 37 21 12, 33, 35 24 - 12, 27, 37 Ruth - 21, 26 Wilson, Peggy - 21 Wilson, Rudolph - 18 I 9 Woodlief, N.G. - 4, 37 Woodlief, Mrs. N.G. - Young, Jean - 18 Yow, Frances - 24, 36 Q .runny V3 . i Q P! 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