Coon High School - Cocoon Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

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X . 1 , ' rg J! ' 'X ' '- . . , . 1 ' 1 ' x. .' 5 x N , . Ag K I ,. v 3 x - - A - ',. :.-' 'tw 1 1 3 '.-vii ' -.'f'. 'A ...IJ-, , I .. A , wif' I r ' V. .w-1 ' ' - , A ' 1 ' M' 'W .-K . . ' , V I 'I' . , . , 1 - J' 'Ju -A47 ' 'rx 'K 1' NT'-L I U, . 'V . L, , . . .' , rw, .3-, . 'lf v '7'4 ' 1 4 ,.v ' , ,' . r - '-1f.., Y ' I I '-A M 1 1. I., 'it 'iv I' I Q , 0 9 E A' 1 'g THE 1942 Umm Published by THE SENICR CLASS OF The Charles L. Coon High School W11.soN, NoRTH CARoL1NA XRI.. Sl:-Jn S' JW' f' FCDREWCDRD WE offer this initial edition of the COCOON as the first annual to be published by the Charles L. Coon High School since 1931. In arranging it we haue made no attempt to carry out a theme. but have tried simply to record an interesting and complete pictorial history of the students and activities of the gear 1941-42. We hope that the success of this first COCOON will warrant its continued publication in ensuing years. 2. aw A Q, 5 , - wi 0 Q , 5 fx A 'N ll wmv X Ng?-fy gmiiw DEDICATED To Miss Cox An untiring, devoted, and z'nspz'rz'ng influence on young people for the past Hfty years in the schools of North Carolina-we dedicate this book. age Five 5,13 -...-..1-IW' , ADMINISTRATIQN Principal Charles L. Coon Hzqh School S. G. CHAPPELL Superintendent XV1'lson Public Schools ADVISERS GLADYS HALE Dean of Girls Editorial Adviser 1942 COCOON G. S. WILLARD . Dean of Boys Business Adviser 1942 COCCON Page Seven FACULTY MAIQGARET ASHTON Librarian LEON BROGDEN Physical Education JESSIE MAE BROOKS English FISHOMAS GLENN DUNEVENT English DONAHUE BRYANT Social Science MILDRED HARRISON BULLARD Home Economics RUTH PAGE BUNCH Science CAROLYN CARMICHAEI. Spanish EULALIE COX Latin MARX' ELIZABETH CRAWFORD Home Economics IRVIN DICKENS Physical Education ROSCOIQ ELLIER Director of Music ADA FELTON Commercial Education SARA WILEY DICKSON ALBERTA LAMM Mathematics CYRUS F. LEE History and Mathematics HELEN GILL Chemistry HILDA GODWIN English GENEVA HIGHI3Il-l, English RICHARD HOYLE Physical Education GLADYS HALE Commercial Education Coordinator. Distrihutiue Education DOROTHY D. EAGLES English Page Eight M. L. MCCLIMON Industrial Arts f Q .. ,, fm.. i 4 A x lg ,Q ,Q ..f4..,... . ,. ' - Az- ,f,.??., ..., . 'S' umm Mm 'il' 937' 'Aw HATTIIZ NOBLE lVlc1ll79l77UII'CS GREVILDA C. NoRA1AN Social Science MARGARET ROGITRS English FLGRIENCIT WIAYIERBURG General lVlL1ll7l'l77CIlI,CS MABIEL SMITH Physical Education REBECCA Ross Commercial Edacat ion CLARK G. SHRPEVIE Social Science RUTH J. SKINNER Ifnqlish J, T. UNDLSRWOOD Mal hemal ics GEORGE S. WII.I.ARD. JR. Director of Vocational Edacalion MARY FLIZABFTII WoonARD French MARX' Douomss HORTON Secrelary to Principal JoHN K. WOOTEN Physical Education CORAL BLACKPJURN Social Science lNo Picturei Paae Nine A SENIOR OFFICER 1-018 WEBB ALTA KISLLOGG EDYTHE BATCHELOR Sgt.-ut-Arms Vice-President Treasurer BILL WELLS EVELYN WEBB Presidem Secretary CLASS FLOWER: Rose. CLASS COLORS: Red and IVh1'le. NIOTTO: Nothing is Sweeter Than Ihe Light of Truth. MASCGTS MATILDA WOODARD BILL SHARPE. III K fx Y 'Wwwff. 9 .4v ' ,M TPHE1942 JULIA WES'l' ABBITT Glee flub 429: Home Room Pres- iclent ill. Vice-President 131: Has- ketbzlll KZ, 3, -Hg fJZ1l'lIlVIll Queen fuurt C333 President litiqlif-ite l'lub 137 g EllfCl'fIllIl1l1f'Ut lillillllllllvk' uf LJZl!'lIlX'Ill 143. EDNA EARLE ASKEW Banrl C233 Rudivymni flub LU: Il. A. A. I-ll: Marifmette Vlub lll. BENJAMIN C. BARBEE, JR. Junior llzisketlmll 42. 333 juninr Fuutbzill Ill: Varsity Basketball I-l, 535 Varsity Football 13. 4, Sl: Dramatic l'lub 12, 3, -Hg Secretary- Trezlsurer IJ. O. Club 1533 Treas- urer Stuflent Borly C513 Munograni Club CSM Senior Superlzmtive Best All-Rountl. MARIE HINTON BARNES Glee Club 14. Sig Herff Innes Typing Blerlal I-ll: Basketball 1331 Art Club Cllg Dramatic Flub HJ: Vnmmereizil Flub I-H. VIDETTE SAVAGE BASS Presiflent Home Room CSL Vice- Presirlent 141: Varnival Cummittee I-1, 53: Servexl at Junior-Seniur Banquet lllg Fnmrnittee for junior' Senior Prom UD: Dramatic flnb C213 Personality Vlub UM Art flub I-Hg Seninr Superlatire ffllnst Dependable. DOROTHY GREY BELL Art Club QIJQ G. A. A. Ill: Science Club UD: Shorthand Club C495 Vice-President of Service Club CSI. 'S 'Y'- rx I ii life www' . -H V 1,311 94 f E i ... Aj, ' , mf f 6 if ,g f af f sf ,pavi ' 5.12.4 'ILS fi 2 4' 6 f f 'iz W wwiflgff '-'fm f V 1 ? f I ga f ,, . f n ff f f Q 4 . f X wi I uiq f if... . , A if wa W ref -W ' A wi.. ...v-'mx O 'KS SE IOR CATI IIERINIE HURLIEY ANTI IONY Rml1'mu'uu1 Vlub 151. A Stull' fill Ilzukotlunll ll, ll: Suftbzlll fl. lil S1-erctnry-'l'i'e:is11i'er llume licuinmiinx Vlub fllg lllce Vlub Ill. GIERALDINE BANKS li. A. A, 127: llnme liemmniici flub 1331 Serve-rl at .lnninr-Seniur Banquet I2 lg Slinrtliznnl Vlub 1412 ll. U, llnb IM. JOHN L. BARNES Slznnp l'lub fllg ljrzmmties flull Ill: Manual Arts Club UPL Stu' flent Vnuncil I-173 Science l'lub ISM Blunitnr Ill. IVIILDRED ESTELLE BARNES llume lfennuniiei Vlnb Ill: Gln-L' fwlub lil. EDYTHE MARIE BATCHELOR filer l'lnb ll, Sl: llanne lien- nmnics Vlub, 1-H1 llume Rubin Presirlvnl 1513 Secretary nf Typinu l'lub H51 'lll'6LlilIl't'I' nf Senim' Vlnv 151. GEORGE BRICK BELL, JR. l'l1ntngr:ipliy Club ill: Science Club Hb: Business Staff nf Vmuox 1513 VVziys :lnfl Means llminiittee uf Senior flnss 157: llunur Viti- zenship iilnb LU: liljllll'-Hl'IlI'Cl' fm' Bnnrl 14. Sl: Senior Superlutivef' Best l.uuking. Page Eleven X. A. 1l3: liruin xl!!-l13l'C'11C 1.13: XYun Trin In XYashinqtm hal 13, -33: Stunt Nigh TPUE1942 WADE SINES Borerria llantl 12, 3. 4. 53: Presiclent Plin- -. , . . 2 tugralrhy 1lul3 1.13: 1-lee 1luli 1.3 1rv:itix't- Writing 1lulr 193. EDITH lVlARIE BRANTLEY llmne liemtuniics 1llllll 1232 1 1'lulm 1 fur 1'itizeiul1ip 1-133 Service 1'luli 15 SARAH l,l1lGll BRITT 1llL'e fluli 13, -1, 531 1'rea IIYL' XYriting 1'lub 1.1, 43: Sung l.eatl1i fm' llume Rmnn 153. Tl IURMAN SIZAY BROOKS llenne Runni Pl'1'Slllt'ilt 1l. 3. 33 Vice-l'resi1lent 143, Sei'1.5t-ant-at-Arms 53: Yiee-Preairlent 1'la'RS 113: Bantl 1.1, -1. 53: lleliating 11. 2..1.n3: l'lni- l1I:.1l'2l13lly 1'lulr 1l. 23: l'rt-sl1lL'nt llnnm' 1lllZ6I1Sl1ll3 1luli 1-13: XYay- 143 11 Hux- intl Means Unninittee 3 'i- inem Manager le1ll1I'tIjU'l1Hl 133: Rep- 1t-sentative tu State Stuflent 1'uunCil 1'migress 143: llratnatics 143: Blar- t 143, lmlitnrial Stat? nf 1'm'00N 153: Seninr Superlative Best Stuwlent: Xlunitttr t H1111 1733 12, 33: l'reQimlenl Slualen 4 E' JAMES CAMPBELL ' J Art 1ll1lr 1-. 332 ll. A. A. 1 MABIEI. CARTER I 1il1'L- 1'luli 1132 1i. A. A. 123 llnliliy 1lul1 143: 4-ll lluli 153. Page Twelve 3 . 'Gr ' n- un- Y-8' an tibia. 7 2 SE IORS ARTHUR CLYDE BRANNON. JR. -lunim' Football 1l 3: Photography 1'lulm 123: Banfl 11, 2, 3. 43: D, 13. 1'lulr 14. 53. EVELYN BRASWELL lilee Clulm 12, 3, -1. 53. DORIS MAE BROWN 12. A. A. 12. 3, -1. 53: Basket- Inall 13, -13 3 RmI1'nin't1ri1 Reporter 14 3: Nature Stutly 1'lulv 123: 11106 1'luli 153. Wll-LIANl JOSEPH BUNN Il. A. A. 113: Monitor 123: Vice- Presinlent Home Rmnn 133: IJ. 13. 1'lulu 14. 53. EDITH ANN CANADY Hume Economics 1'lulm 123: Clee 1'lul3 133: Hnlwlny 1'lul3 143: 4-ll 1'luli 153. CAROLYN C. CARUTHERS Assistant Manager Junior Carni- val 133: Served at Junior-Senior Banquet 123: C. A. A. 123: Mon- itor 123: Art Flulm 133: Junior- Senim' Prom Committee 133: Cheer- leader 1-1, 53: Stunt Night 143: Senior Carnival 143: Basketball 143, Cn-Manager 143: Businesa Stat? 1fHIif01ll'dI71 153: Vklinner of Defense Essay Contest 153: Dra- matic 1'lub 153: Senior Superlative --Best Citizen 153: Co-VVriter of 1'lass Prophesy 153. TPHEl942 LOIS VIRGINIA CLARKE Home Ecmiumics Club C135 Sei-vt-fl at Junior-Senior Banquet C331 Junior-Senior Prom Committee C335 Stunt Night Committee C332 Cre- ative VVriting Club C435 RlltlIAt?flI't17ll Staff C53. GUY OFFLEY Cox Archery Club C135 Photugrapliy Club CZ, 335 IJ. 0. Club C3, 435 President of Commercial Club C531 RtZdI.IJflJ'llJ3l Pliotugraplier C535 Elli- torizil Staff of COCUQN C535 Track Team C335 Senior Superlative- -Must Talenterl. Royce JOHNSON CRAWL EY Bancl Cl, 2, 3, 4. 535 All-State Bancl C3, 43 5 Bantl Club CZ, 3, -C. 535 Glee Club C43. SUSAN SPEIGHT DARDEN President of Junior Dramatic Club C235 Basketball C3, 435 Treasurer nf Class C333 Secretary of Class C435 Chairman of VVays :mel Means Committee C531 Servefl at Junior- Senior Banquet C235 Senior Super- lative-Best All-Ruuntlg Carnival Queen Court C335 Cheerleader C3, 43, Head Cheerleader C535 Secre- tary Student Bully C535 Cilee Club C335 Marshal C3, 435 G. A. A. C235 May Day C235 Editorial Staff of Cocoox C535 Monitor CZ, 3, 43: Carnival Committee C335 Stunt Night C435 Class Song Crmimittee C535 Co-Alzmager Senior Store C53. A U BR EY BUTLER DIXON Art Club C235 Science Club C435 Band C435 Spanish Club C53. REBA DRIVER Radiagram Reporter C335 Eti- quette Club C435 Student Council C335 Dramatics C535 Glee Club C4. 535 Basketball C33 'AZ' f 'V Imp Q 3 55 'R' X1 f iii' A -G- . 5., , A M ,,,, , 'ti hr-fu. E'.. 7 if iw' 1-xc! ffsv 5 IL M' Ns OW'-- v WN SE IORS EVA CA'IIll:RINI1CORl'al1'l'I' Al:il'im1ct!m' Club C235 ,luuruzilisiu Club C335 C'u-Iirlilur lC4lal1'mf3'uH1 C535 llubby Club C43. IVIARUIE JANE CRAWLEY . . 5 , Cilt-e C lub Cl, 2, J, 4, 535 Per- sonality Club C535 Basketball C131 Ilrnue Iieuwnnics Tea. CHARLES CURLIN llikiug Club C335 Arelit-ry Club C435 I3. C3, Club CJ3. JAMES XVILLIAM DAVIS ,luniur Fuutlnall CI3. Varsity Ifrwl- ball CZ, 3, -I, 535 ,luuiur Baseball Cl. 23, Yzzrsity Baseball C3. -C. 532 C'b-Cliptaiii Frmtluill Team C535 Must Yziluzible Player Awzirtl C535 Citi- zenship Club C-I31 Citizenship llellal C435 Vice-Presirleut llmue Rubin C535 I'1'BSlClt'1lt IhIC3llll5.Ql'2iIY1 Club C531 Business Stal? uf CC3l'0C3N C535 Cu- Cziptaiu CIC Nortli-South All-Star Ciame C535 All-State Football Team C532 All-Sbutliern Football Teani C53. JOHN A, DRIVER Chemistry Club C535 l'l1utugrapliy Club C435 Cuiieessiuu Assistant at Ciames C53. LEE WOODARD EDMUNDSON Cziruivzil Cmuruittee C435 Stuileut Council C435 Dramatic Club C43: Ii'ut1'i0gfram Staff C535 Cu-Author of Class Ilistury C531 .luurnulism Club. Page Thirteen TPUE1942 lVlOLl-Y ADELINE ETIIERIDGE . , , Art lllll3 illl in. A. A. fol 'Bnokkecpiiig Club I-13. GRADY BARNES FARMER Astrmimny Club 113: ll. A, A 133: IJ. Ia. Llub 153. JOYCE l3ERREI.I. Home Ecmiomics Club 133: Book- keeping Club CSD. ALEC PARKER FLOWERS Bzinil KZ, 3. 43. PEGGY FOSTER filee Club C531 llxincl 13, 43: Na- ture Club C135 Junior llrzinialie Club I23: Senior llrzunzitic Club 1333 If!1!1IUgH'UHI Club 153g Cum- meneement Cfmimittec I5 3 3 Attenti- :int for Carnival Queen 143: Senior Superlative-V -YYittieSt. JOHN H. GARDNER Junior Fuutbzill 113: RtIdI'llg!l'AIIlI Reporter C231 Stznnu Club 113: I'i-esiilent of ID. U. Club ISD. Page Fourteen ...le fv- Y Y gf i 6 'hd X , Q? ,..... ffm, , , eye.. , , - -7. if, W5 : ' if K' I .,.. s, .. ,ef 'wage' Jw vvvf . ' fi 5 X-' ..I'2 fy ,ey -X W ie., fx -in 10 3....f 'N thong SE IGRS ELSIE ELAINE EZELL Ilraniatic Club 1333 Personality Club 1533 Glee Club 1533 Attend- ant to Carnival Queen 1533 Stunt Night 143: Commencement Commit- tee 133 Q JEKIIIIUUHVIIIII Staff f53. ELSIE MARIE FERRELL Soccer Club C232 Comniercizil Club I-I, 533 Served at junior-Senior Bzin- quet C33. ANNIE LOIS FLORA Art Club CI, 233 Home Economics Club Il, 43: Bookkeeping Club C53. HUGH FLOWERS, JR. Junior Bzigelmall 133. Varsity Bzisebull I-13: Junior - Senior Prom Committee 1333 Dramritie Club Play 1431 ,luninr Cztrnivul 1333 Junior lfuutbzill 133. ELEANOR JEAN FRITZ Bziskelball 12, 3, 4, 53, Captain 133: llrzunzitic Club I-13: RGd1i0fl7'HIll Staff C433 Presiclent of Home Room 153: Sturlent Council G35 Cheer- leafler 14, 531 Carnival Committee I-I, 5 3 2 Business Manager of Cocoox 1533 Co-Author of Last XYiIl :md 'l'estz1ment 1535 Senior Superlativc-Must Athletic. MAJOR NIILTON GARTRELL Glee Club C233 Band 13, 43g Bancl Club Q-HQ D. O. Club 153. files' Club CHQ llramrttics Club I4 Junior-Scnim' Primm Committee 6312 THE 1942 JULIA GLIARMIS lltnnt- licmimuics Club tllq Stunt Night til: Ulu- Club L3, 41: Cm uivnl Cmuniittt-L' 1333 Klrmitur LII: llcbzttc Club t4J. Q COMANN GOLD 'UP' lag... XYlL'C'I,l'K'SIKlL'llt uf llomc Rmnu Il. SJ, Secretary ISI: Hnurl U, -I. Sl: Eastern All-Stan' Bztml 1413 Seuitu' Stilrcrlzttivc XYittiest. BEISY CLARK HANCOCK Blnuitm' til: Cztruivztl Cfinmiittcv 14, Sl: Secretary Home Room I-ll: LOUISE PATRICIA HAW 'INS '- SQ' tilcc Club IK, 4. Sly llnmu limi- unmics Club t-H: l.iln'a1'y Club Hr. X I HOWARD EGBERT HERRING Scivncc Club tl J: Home Robin Presirleut I I I. Vice-Prcsiflcut Ill: B. A. A. ill: Citizenship Club IRI: Stutlcut Council Q-Il. HELEN RUTH HINNANT Home liccmuniics Club fl I 1 Glec Club Ill: Hiking Club C2lg G, A. A. I-Hg Home Room President tl I. -. QP' sv-A xt X 4 , KN T-ffl 'W Q' ,C Nw, ug? Z. I x swf? .K , Kggilgfg f 'ww y ge - S SE IORS RICIIIARID ClI-IARMlS .luniur lfrwiutlntll tl. 2, 3. 473 Yin'- sity llztwvlmll 1411 'llirkct Ullicv im Athletic tiznucs 141: lfzuwiiwxtl i 'lll' mittrt- ISI. EDNA GREY HAGAN llumc licmlmnics Club Ill. FLOYD VERNON HAWKINS tilcc Club I-IJ. l4LORliNtfli li. HENDERSON llmut' licummiics Club ill: Glu' Club tl. 2, -Il: l.ibr1u'y Club CI, -Il, THELMA LOUISE HERRINLE llume licmimuics Club tllg tl, A. A. fl, .llq tilcc Club CZ, .lip -IVII Club 1472 Cxtrnivztl Ctmmiittcc 1371 Hiking Club 4213 l.iln'ai'y VVtn'k tl 31. WII.LIAlNI S. HINTON Pliutugrapliy Club Ill: Brunel tl. 3, 4, SI: llzmtl Club I-H1 ll. U. Club ISIC ll. A. A. 4321 Altllllltbl' CU: Carnivztl Cmnmittee I-II, Scuittr Cmicessicm Assistant I-IJ. Page 1'llf'fL'L'l? TBUE1942 1.7J1:'l 1'1' E1.lZAB1i'I511 1-101.LOMAN 1,1111'Il1'j' 1.11111 1511 11. A. A. 141: Alt 111111 111. 1V1A111' LOUISE 1KN1fR 11111 111111 11. 213 11, A. A, 1111 11111113 1'11'111111111i1'-. t'11111 1.111 Stern tary 111111112 111111111 131: 11. 11. 1111111 151. 1'1111.1.:N AND1:RSON JOM1' 1111-c 1.11111 111: S1111-11 111 111111111 S1-111111 112111111111 1113 1l11m1' 1'fc11- 1111m1cN 1-11111 1311 11'111l1'u111'111u 512111 1-11. EDWARD C1R1iY.1O1'NER,.1R. 1'1z1s4 Yi1'c-1'1'z-51111-111 12. 413 A11111- itm' 12, 311 5111110111 1111111011 12. .11. 111111111 1511111111111 12. 311 ,111111111' 1311x- 111-1111111 12. .111 -111111111 1'1:1s1-111111 1.113 111111 8111111 1111111 1211 11. A. A. 1.111 .111111'11z111s111 1111111 1411 51:111- 8111111-111 1111111011 t'11111'1-11111111 1.11. 111111111'-S1-111111' 13111111 1ql1Ill111111L'1' 1.111 S1-11i111' 1,11lj' 1413 8111111 Night 1-11: S1'11i111' 1111101-ssi1111 Assistant 1411 1'11- 1':1111111' of IX,1ll1I'lljH'11lII 141. 511111'1w 1'111itr11' 1513 Rc11r11'11'1' 1-1. 515 111111 1't'5t'll12l11YL' 111 1.111l11111111l IIII11 1'11:1111'1 11111 SQ1111121at1c l'1'c'sN 1'1111x'c11111111N 141: 11, 11. 111111111111 1'11mmitt1-1' 151g 1'11-R1:111:1gc1' nf Sl'll111l' St111'1f 151: 1':111I111'-111-1'1l1Cf111 1'111'1111N 1511 S011- 1111' 311114-1'111111'c X111st 1l1:111'1l11E1111L'l 111?lNh 111161 151. ALBRA CHR1b'l5IN1i LAMM 11111ll1' 1'.c11111111111w 111111 1.113 1111111 1.11111 1-1, 51: Sl'C1'L'1Zll'j' uf 4-11 1'11111 151, 1.l111t1lj' Vkurk 14, 51. .1AKE1-AMM 1ll'CN111Cl11 of 11111111- 111111111 1.111 Skating 1'11111 121: 1211-0 1.11111 141: X1111111111' 12. .113 1'z11'11iv:11 1411 111-11- mutic 1111111 151. Page Sixtevn 0 'fvizp -ww ,J-be SE IORS HARRY SWARTZ HOOKS l1111114k1'1-1111154 1111111 1415 Nz11111'1- 1.11111 1.11. 1.lV1i1.1'N 1V11S 11. A. A. 11. 31. Yicv-1'1'1'si111'11t 151g 111s1111'iz111 11f 4-11 1111111 1512 l1'111l11111r11111 Staff 151. DANIEL A. JORDAN 11. A. A. 1.11: 11.11,1l1111141. ALTA BO1'1f1j 1i1iL1.OC1C1 1111111511 1'11lll11I111k'L' 1411 SL'1'YL'11 at I1111i111'-Ss111111' 111111111101 1212 fill'- 111X'Zl1 1'111111111tt1'c 1311 SL'C1'l'lZll'j' uf 1'1t1z1'11511111 1.11111 151: Av1Ct'-1,1'k'S111L'111I 111 SQ111111' 1'1z1ws 1512 1'1z1sk1-111z111 1512 X'1Ck 1l1'1.'S111L'11t 111 I1111111- R1111111 151. S1C1'1'1JlI'j' 141: 5111111 Night 11111111111- tvc 1-115 1'3111Il1C'11L' 1111111 141. C1 1ARL1iS RANSOM LAMM H, AX, A, 1.111 11, 11. 1'11111 151. JAMES CARSON LAMM . . . , . X urnty 1'r111t11:111 11. 5, 4, :11. 1'11-12111121111 1511 A1111l11g.fl'1l!1'l L11ll11 1513 Hlec C1LI11 151g Varsity Base- 11z111 131. TPHE1942 JOSEPIIINE LAMM I3 I Club 1431 Ilmuc ICCu111m1ic5 1b 1.233 1.2. A. A. 113 3 Baskct- l31ll 17 3 3, RAYMOND LANE liunl 13, 4. 53: R!I11l'l'1lI'117ll 5131-1 Stuflcut Cuuucil 153. BETTY JANE LEDFORD mme IiC13ll13'l'I'IlC5 Club 1333 Typ- llll 1433 D. E. Club 153. RICHARD TILLEY LLEWELLYN N I1-ut Home RU13111 1131 111114 13 iNt'l31lll 1333 bllllllkbl' F1.1c.3tl3z1ll zulagc-1' Fuotball Tezuu uuior Baskctball 12, 3, 43. mix Bzlsketball 153: AI13'Ill3g 2lII'I ll 1w31 B. A. A. 133. Prcslcluut JOSIE IVIALPASS xul at ATIIIIIUI'-SGIIIUI' Bzluquct NANCY WY'NETA MALPASS 1 ee Club 11. 2, 333 11. A. A, 133 I Ibrary Club 143 3 Home Ecu- llUIT1lC'i Club 123. lk .ks '15, 42,-.1 'fgsw SE IDRS Al.l5liIi2I2 KI:RMI'I LAMM Ii. A. A. 11, 233 Allll'll3lIL'l11' 1llIl3 123: IJ, Ia. cllIl3 1331 ,l11u1m' Iflmllnzlll 143. LYMAN W. I..AU1.lIIlNLlIlOL75Ii Art Club 11, 23: .llllII131' Flllllllllll 11, 2, 33. xv2ll'Sllfy Ffmtlxzlll 14. 331 .l1llll1Il' Bz1seb:1lI 11. 23. Varsity IKEISCIPZIII 1.1, 4, 53: :All-1..'UIIfL'1'CllCL' Fu41tb:1ll Team 15 3: lxll-l :!LS1Cl ll If4113tl1:1ll Team 153: I3. 13. Club 1331 Xl111113g1'21n1 Club 153. ELSIE RAY LEWIS lilce Clllll 113 3 I2Jl'IllIl2ltIC Club 123 3 SC'l'Y'31l at JIIIIIDI'-SCIIIOI' Hflll' qu:-t 123 g 'I'1'z1vclc1's Club 123 2 1'l3I'lll'Ilt'l'Cl2ll Club 1431 I?11fli1fg33'1u1z Staff 1431 R6131'C'SClltZ1lIIVL' tu 1.l1,3lllTl1I3lZl 'll3l1l'llZlIIS11l 1l1lIIVCIltIOll, New York 143. PAUL BISHOP LYLES 3 3 , . .1l:u'sl1z1l 1.1. 431 J11111131' I'1111tI1.1ll 12. 331 -llllllhl' Bnskctbzill 13, 43. Vanity BIlSliL'1l3illl 13. 433 Jlllllnl' l3z1wbz1ll 143. Varsity BlihL'l3ZlIl 14. S31 XVICE'-PI'I:SI1'l1'Ill AIl3ll1IQl'21I'll Club 1333 lI11r.iuc'ss Stuff mmf 1,'111'o13N 1533 XYz1ys Illl1l Al:-a11s 1'1lINI11l11t'L' 14. 532 ,l1111iu1'-Scllim' l 1'm11 L.13ITl1T1lllt'L' 14. 532 Sports Ii1lit1r1' R114lm11l'11H1 1331 Mm1it1,11' 12. 333 Scuim' Stum- 153. IVIARGUERITE L. IVIALPASS Sc-c1'c'1111'y-T1'Qz1S111'e1' Scicutc Club 113 3 Sowell ut ,l1111i1I1'-Se11io1' H1111- quct 123 3 Sllflffllilllil Club 1431 Service Club 153. VJILLIAM EDDIE IVIALPASS S13ZllllSl1 Club 1533 B. A. A. 133. Page Seucnrccn IH TPHE1942 Iluuklwclnillg: 1'lub 1431 Il. A. A. 1I. .I J: Czuwlivznl 1'ummittcc 13h Stunt Night 1llg Typing 1'lub 121. W Nlmlllm' 12 J . CJERTIE NIIEACOMISS Iluukkvn-pilxg 1'lub 1-ll. JACK WII.SON MYLUM lfmrtlmll 11, 2. .Ill Baseball 131' Irnck lt'?llTl 1311 IJ. O, Club 153, N EDRA Ros If NEWTON Ilmm' I':CUIl1PI'llIFN 1'lub 1ll2 Ulu' Ilub 12. 4M l'c1w1m:1llIy Club 14l ALBERT OETTINGER Ill-mc Rfwmm l'1'cNirIcnt 13l: ,lun- '-SUIIIUI' IJl'1I1l1 c41YI1lI l1lItL'C 1.51 ll1lL'llI 1'wuucil 1-ll: llitizcusluip 1 lub 1nl. ERWIN PAGE I,l'CNI1lL'llf Ilfnnc Rbmu 1232 ,Iuuiur Illskutlxzxll 1.ll. Page Eighteen SE IORS WII.I.IAINI EDWARD IVIAYO Ast1'm1mny Illulr 1l ll .llllllll-0!U'1llH Staff 15 lx Business Stuff of fl1lL'0UN 1533 XN'z1ys :uul AICZHIS 1fm1mittL-L' 1nJ1 IJ. U. 1lub 14, nh. CATHERINE BINNS IVIOSS Hlec lllub 1llg 11, A. A. 121: Ilrnne I :C1lll1ll11lUh 1'lub 1313 Dra- mz1tiC lllub 14l: Vice'-I'1'c'siflc11t of IJ. Ii. 1'lub 1511 Buml 12, 3, 4, SJ. TALMADGE NARRON l'z1ul 1Il'Ci'll Society 127. Vice- Prcsiclent 147: Citizenslmip Club 15l. CHARLES THOMAS NOULLES ,Iuuior Ilzlskctbull 12l. Varsity Bznsketlmll 13. 4, 57, 1'z1ptzun 151: Varsity Fuutball 12. 3. 4. Sl: Truck 1313 Sc-C1'eta1'y-Tre:1Su1'r1' of Alimo- gram Club 1573 All-State zmcl All- 1'1lllfC'l'C'llCC Football Tczmls 14. 513 1111-G 1'lub 133: IJ, 17, Club 151. ARNOLD KERMIT OWENS I3. A. A. 11, 233 Ikbating 12. 3, -ll, GEORGIA MAE PEARSON 11106 Club 12, 395 Home Eco- numics Club 1335 G. A. A. 12j. TPHE1942 IVIARTHA ELIZABETH PEELE Hand 11, 2, 3, 433 INl:u'ionetle Club 1135 Marshal 12, 335 Served at Junior-Senior Prom 1235 Dra- mzitic Club 1231 Junior'Senior Prom Committee 133: Carnival Committee 1333 .Rt1!1IU1lI'l1lII Club 1331 Stunt Night 1231 Motto Committee Clizlir- man 143: Student Council 1433 Ile- bzite Team 143: Senior Superlzttive -Best Student: Editorial Staff of Cocoon 1435 Radzioymm Reporter 133. SARAH ELIZABETH PITTMAN Ili-:unzitic Club 13, 4, S35 Chair- man of Color-Flower Committee 153: Carnival Committee 13, 43: Glue Club 13, 4, 53: G. A. A. 11. 231 RHF1l'tI!!1'HllZ Staff 14, 533 Stunt Night 143. WADE PRIDGEN History Club 1133 Band Club 133 Q French Club 143 3 Rudiogrnuz Rc-porter 143. IVIYRTLE RAPER Served at Junior-Senior Banquet 123: Student Council 153g Glee Club 133. THOMAS WOODARD RUFFIN Bflllfl 13. 4. 53: Home Room 'l'rezisurer 143g Band Club 143g D. O. Club 153. IVIARJORIE LEE SMITH Commercial Club 1434 Personality Club 153. 'A 1 .Vi N A 3 lb I 5' WW? - V ,.-V- 325111 -2 , Qxfihf' '1' xi A .4 x?.X2y .1 , 5. I fi it '- - , 'wen j 'iwmi if 3 v,, M, 'IMA Aw, I , 1 'bf .- ' - 7 ,iv 7 V 351- 1 r V I ' Q, f f ix Z 1 3 .W ,SEHK ff f W mf' , 1 3 , ' , f .wh - W. ,. M . I 4.1 g il., D' , ' f - 1- ,uf 4 f f .fy .31 vw' ma- xv bw, Nwwvwv 'QW SE IORS IVIARCIAREI' PII TMAN St-c1'utz1ry-'l're:tsi1rer of IJ. Ii. Club 153. DOROTHY IVIAE POOLE l'1'csiilent of IJ. E. Club 1533 Study Club 15 3. CELIA CLYDE RACKLEY Band 11, Z. 3, 433 Stamp Club 1131 Czirnival Committee 1433 Prev ident of Bzind Committee 1433 Mon- itor 123. HENRY MOORE ROGERS junior Footbzill 12. 33: Junior Iizisketbzill 12. 331 Tennis 14. 53- Caiwtain Tennis Team 1531 Pliotogg- rapliy Club 12, .133 l,I'ZllTI2l1lC Club 153: Science Club 1131 Stunt Night 1433 B. A. A. 143. AUBREY SHINGLETON IJ. 13. Club 14. 53, Vice-President 153: Skating Club 133. PENELOPE SOUFAS Citizenship Club 1333 Typiiig Club 1435 Carnival Committee 143. Page Nineteen THE 19 42 f S E IO R 5 lfLlZABlt'lill W. S'IA1.l.INCE3 lilrc Clulm Accunuvziiiixt fl. 2. 3. -ll' Ilwnrl 17 31' lfxiiiw-wiuii lllulr 43, 313 Rmlimfrum Vluh 1411 Iffulm- lll'll171 lin-lmi'tci' 14. 51: XYr1u lliqh 9-Clnml Music Xlwliil 1411 Ulu' flulv lzintzitzi fl. 3, 411 fl11L'l't'llZl 4.1, 41: l'zu'nivzil liUT'l1l'lliffi'l' 1.1, 411 SL'Cl'L'lil1'j' llmnr Rnnnn 1411 Nlusu' l'lul1 1411 gL'CI'L'f2ll'j' lilac Vlula 4-113 Vlzi-.N Snug 1411 Scniui' Siilm-i'lz11ix'v Xliml 'ful- intcfl 141. HULDAH BLANCQIII: S'l'Al.I.INC15 Kiln- Flulm 631. JAMES AN'l'l'lONY SURACI l'lwtug5:'fqvl1y fqluh ll. 111 Scicucr Vlulw lil' D F Fluh f41 ROBIIRT 'liAYI.OR l.Iili Rox' XVILLORD THOMAS ll. A, A. 1411 XICL'-l'l'c5l1lL'llt nl llmnc Runnin 1313 ,lunuw lwwtlmll 131. lil.JY'I'l iii HERRING 'lil IOMPSON llulnlwy filulr fllg fi. A, A. ill lilvv Vluln 1.11. Page Twunty dw' .-' Nfl HAZELINE STALLINGS 'Q':.'.1r DL-lnziting 441: G. A. A. C21. lik 1 M f f Mr ,, X Q , 'if .3 x .1 X 4.2 'vm in-X Q7 l A In , I - QW-.,, T f A kb-msn lbw ,ua-nu.. 181 'Zw,... I V, Q 5 ? 0-ummm f 2? J iff' ff Vx f Aw, . ff? ' 'ii 5 94, W ef is Ui. 5- ' I ', .Z wf g f 1 '21-2' 1 Bh'l l'Y STRICKLAND fi. A. A. 121: files Club U11 Xluiiitm' fl. 3. 41: Serveil at Jun- im'-Sciiiur lizlmuiet 1211 Carnival i1flU1T11ltfL't' 1411 Citizenship Clulm l41: I'rvsi4lent nf Hrnnc Ronin f41. Sec1'el:u'y- rfl'CllS1ll'61' 121: Stunt Night 141: llchzite Tcam f51g Pres- irlent nf Dchzitu Cluh 4513 Businew Stuff uf fl0L'f10N C513 CU-Authur of Lust VVill and Tefltzmicnf' C512 1641111-Ujfflllll lcCI7Ul'tl'l' C51 1 Phutug- raphy Cluh 111. BERTIE TAYLOR G. A. A. 111: Hunw Economics fflnh 121: Sccrctziry-T1'easn1'er of Bfulkkc-cpiiig Club H1. MARVIN LESTER TEEL Scicncc Vluln C113 Hiking: Cluh 1213 Il. A. A. U13 D. E. Cluh f-11. NIARY ljl.IZABIi'I'H THOMAS Pliutogiupliy Cfluh 611 3 Huhlmy Cluh H11 Citizenship Clulr CS 1: Presiilcnt nt' Home Roum f-11: Served :it ,luninr-Senim' Banquet C211 Stunt Night C-11: Mzucut Cum- mittce 61: Business Stuff of Covoux C511 Rlunitui' ll, 31. MARJORIE THOMPSON Drzunatic Club C11: Home Eco numics Cluh 121: Give Club 13, 45 TPHE1942 Josie CHAPMAN TOMLINSON Servesl Junior-Senior Banquet 1231 Home Economics Club 1133 Dra- matic Club 14. 53: Stunt Night 11 3. RANDOLPH UZZELL Marionnette Club 1135 Physical Enlucation Club 12, 3, 433 Book- keeping' Club 1535 Senior Concession Assistant 153. IVIARGARET LFE WAI.KER Travelers' Club 1233 Dramatic Club 13 3 3 Hiking Club 143 3 Hobby Club 15 3. NEEDHAM H. WATSON. JR. Basketball 12, 3, 433 Football 12. 33. Assistant Manager 1.233 Base- ball 123: Sports Editor of Radio- yfrnm 143g President of Boys' Phy- sical Education Club: Vice-Presirlent of Home Room 143. Presiflc-nt 133: Manager Baseball Team 1.2. 33: Carnival Committee 143: filee Club 153: Monogram Club 153. FLORA IVICNEILL WEBB Presirlent Home Room 12. 33. Reporter 133: Cheerleader 143: Dec- orating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 13 3: Editorial Staff of COCOON 153: President of XVriting CllIl3 1431 Chairman of Mascot Committee 143: Carnival Committee 13. 43. ANNIE EVELYN WELLONS Basketball 143 3 Glee Club 1335 Dramatics Club 143 3 D. E. Club 153. V. tix 3-A 2: ,'inN-noi? .ig - 'WM' ?-ilu.. . ' I Qc 'A ac, , 9' K ew- up .L V ' 455-4,2 1 lflii '- 3 ? S ...yas fm 'f 19 t '45 M .iw fr -s fe, f 'B+-rw I i -f ' ' Q A ., - . . ,M if ii bi ,ff :us ' 'wel mx gf i' im, i' , WX 'T 4 . - C . . .- 'I A I Nu' Q I A his ' 1 A' 'N A tt .i,. -. . . SE IORS ROBERT I.. TOMLINSON, JR. Band 13, 4, 533 Il. A. A. 123: Science Club 1.131 llI'L'Ni1l.L'IIl of Home Room 13, 433 Motto Com- mittee 143: Drum Major 14, 531 Citizenship Club 143: Class Song Committee 143. SUSAN FRANCES VICK Serverl Junior-Senior Banquet 1131 Chairman Ticket Committee Sam' tiling Party 143. DOANE HERRING WAIQIQEN Stuflent Council 14. 53: Monitor 133. EVELYN LINDSAY WFIBIE l'rc-siflent lloinc Room 11, 43. Secretary 1533 Serverl ,l1IIIi13l St'llI4ll' Banquet 1333 G. A. A. 1233 Dec- orating Committee Junior - Senior Banquet 143: Carnival Decorating Committee 1333 Citizenship Club 1433 Clieerleamler 14, 53g Stunt Night 1433 Secretary Senior Class 1533 Eflitorial Staff of CO1'134'3N 1532 Monitor 13. 43: Business Staff of IC1I1H0.jl1'17lIl 153g Mascot Committee 1532 Miss Merrie Christmas 153: Presirlent Hobby Club 1531 I3ra- matic Club 1331 Sampling Party Conimittee 1-I31 Senior Suiierlatiyi' - Must l'ii1ilil2l!'. LOIS IVIILDRED WEBB Prcsiflent Home Room 113, Vice- Presirlent 12, 3 3 Q 11. A. A. 1232 Basketball 1133 llramatic Club 123: Stunt Nigllt 1.13 3 Stuclent Council 1335 Citizensliin Club 143: Ser- geant-at-Arms of Senior Class: Co' Autbor of Class History 143: Riolinoruoi Stan' 1433 file-e Club 12, .131 Monitor 1l. 23. WILLIAM IVIILES WELI-S, JR. Monitor 133g Junior Football 13. 333 Junior Basketball 12. 33: B. A. A. 1233 Stamp Club 13 3: Rin1ingo'u3n Club 1433 Prfsiilcnt 4-t Dramatic Club 153: Varsity Foot' ball 14. 533 Varsity Basketball 13. 43: Home Room Rl71i1i1.7l!l'1lllI Reporter 1332 Presiflent of Home Room 1533 Carnival Committee 143: Presblenl of Senior Class 153: Senior Supere Iative Most Popularg Rzoliotmiln Statt 153. Page Twenty-one TIIE1942 BILLY ELLEN VJHEELER Cuiiinu-i'ci:il Club Ill. LOUISE WILLIANIS Snccci' Club Ill: Hiking Club Ill: Cimiiurrcial Club 14. Sl: Ufiicc XYurkcl' 14. 51. FRANCES NICKOLAS WOOLER lluliby Club CU: I:!'l'llCl1 Club I-H. WII,LlANI B. YOUNG Citizunsliip Club ISP. Page Twenty-two ,Mu-'i.xI1u4: NYIQ 'YO I'Il l'I7RE ARJURII-1 Sill-,XR A Y If R SE IORS WALLACE LEE WHITLEX' Il. A. A. ffl: IJ. 0, Club CSD. PAULINE WILLIAMS Hiking Club lil: CIC-6 Club I-H: Cumn1ci'Ciz1l Club ISI. ELIZABETH OPHELIA WOOTEN Home Ifcuimniics Club flip May Day 4213 Dramatic Club 1332 Glee Club I-I lg Sampling Party Commit- tee I-ll: Hubby Club C-H. CLASS PGEM, 1942 The poets liken man's life to a path Winding through the land of Time. lntertwining with the paths of others 'Til all vanish into the sublime. A few short years ago our pathways met And at this very place converged. Paths of strangers, friends, and teachers Here into one broad highway merged. Together we've traversed this highway Through these teeming years of happy days. Preparing for the day we'd leave it For the trails which we ourselves must blaze Now we stand at the parting of the ways. Be not sad--all paths sometime must part, Leaving but mem'ries of dear companions Treasured in the traveler's heart. Now we must choose our separate pathways And follow them to their unknown ends, But each path will be the brighter For having known this school, these friends -EDWARD JOXNLR JR Page Ttcentu three ELEVENTH GRADE BUYS Ray Andrews George Bailey Kirby Barnes Howard Beaman Paul Bissette Ernest Bradley Joseph Bunch Bobby Clark George Clark Wilbur Combs Marvin Curlin George Davis Don Dempsey Bobby Dew Joe Downing Wallace Edwards Jimmy Ellis Erank Earmer lge Ttuenlu-four Eric Felton Wilbrey Elowers Manny Eulghum Earl Gay Burt Gillette James Grainger Carl Hackney R. R. Hawkins NValter Horne Bill Hughes Eugene lves H. E. Kelly Bobby Kirkland Robert Lamm Wade Lamm Jimmy Lane Joe MeGeady Billy Mears Sammy Morrill J. T. Noe Warren Page Howard Phillips Bruce Poole Edmund Porter Ed Poythress Steve Sakas Albert Saleeby Bill Short Billy Simms Erank Smiley Teddy Thomas Bruce Tyson Jack White William Wiggins Charles Zrakas gnu ELEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Charlotte Anderson Mary Hunter Hackney Christine Barnes Blanche Boyette Evelyn Boyette Eleanor Cannon Nancy Clark Marjorie Crisp Helen Davis Nancy Dickens Dorothy Dillon Valentine Evans Kittye Earmer Celeste Gold Sarah Harrell Maria Hicks Glyn High Grace Holliday Gertrude Lewis Marjorie Little Catherine Mathis Helen Millender Jean Moss Marjorie Newsome Melba Peele Erances Petree Winifred Petty Mildred Pittman Frances Reedy Dorothy Ricks Elossie Lee Speight Betty Ruth Tomlinson Lennes Van Slyke Gaynell Wallace Mary Erances Walton Reid Wells Hazel Wellans Elorence Williams Evelyn Winhorne Alma Woodard mmm.. . urw nw .,.- .a.-.-rv-wu,f,,v.....- Page Twenty-I i TENTH GRADE BUYS Tommy Banks Grady Barnes Wade Barnes Wiley Barnes Harold Beaman Billy Beamon Clayton Beamon John Byrd Huron Cooper Bobby Fagles Frank Fllis Charles Felton Jimmy Fulghum Nickie Gliarmis J. C. Glover Roland Grady Dan Griffin Hubert Holley I 1 ltuenltf Wick Hudson Harvey Jones Frnest Jordan Tommy I,iles Romeo Markham Jimmy Martin Jimmy McGeady Cliff Morgan Frank Jerry Morris Harvey Murphy Thad Narron Bob Overman Jack Overman Erick Owens Bill Page Joe Patterson Calvin Pierce Van Robertson Fred Saleeby Willie Gray Sasser Melvin Smiley Fdward Smith Jack Smith Will Carr Smith Jimmie Snypes Rupert Stott Pete Taylor Jim Teachey Fletcher Teel Garvis Thompson George Thompson Bobby Townsend J. D. Thorne Connor Vick John Webb Bill Winstead TENUYIGRADE Helen Anthony Marjorie Ballard Elsie Barefoot Margaret Barnes Virginia Barnes Thelma Bradberry Ann Branch Betty Brannon Joyce Brewer Frances Bridgers Alice Brinkley Doris Buchannan Mae Buchannan Mary Lou Davis Annie Mae Dickerson Daisy Driver Eleanor Dixon Melba Eason Barbara Ann Eatman Esther Etheridge Mary Etheridge Jean Gardner Betsy Glover Elizabeth Graves Mae Sharpe Grifhn Virginia Ann Gunn Helen Harris Alice Herring Rebecca Herring Margaret Horne Mary Helen James Zora Johnson Elizabeth Jones Edith Rae Jordan Myrtle Laubert Ernestine Lewis Ruby Lucas Sarah Lucas Dorothy Mattox Theresa McGeady Alberta Mercer Helen Miller Grace Moye Lois Mumford GIRLS Rosamond Murad Doris Page Nellie May Parker Barbara Pelton Erances Phillips Dorothy Quick Hilda Gray Riley Ollie Gray Rose Naomi Saulter Mary Scott Carolyn Shackleford Mary Glenn Slater Jacqueline Speight Margaret Starling Margaret Thompson Peggy Turner Josie Walton Katie Wheeler Grace Whitley Mary Ella Whitley Geraldine Williamson Edith Williford Page Twenty L NINTH GRADE BOYS . , , Leonard Amerson Joe Anderson William Bailey Julian Barker Boise Barnes Sam Barnes Troy Barnes Walter Barnes Ephriam Batts Mac Bissette Jim Blount Bobby Boswell Bobby Alton Boswell Donahue Bottoms Charles Boyette Joseph Braswell Bobby Brooks Willie Brown Joe Cagle. Jr. James Cannon Cecil Church Jay Clark James Corbett Earl Corrington luu I'u.'enlyfezghl i, V 5 ff? Ft Joe Cox Robert Daniels Henry Davis James Deans William Deans Randall De Keyzer Robert Drake Roy Early Hugh Eatman Charles Ellis J. T. Elmore Wilbur Etheridge Roy Evans Bennett Elowers Mac Gold Ralph Gardner Lee Gliarmis Dick Gregory Leonard Griffin Morrison Griflin Charles Harper Jim Hartis Thomas Haynes Edward High Cecil Hinnant I Ollin Hinnant J. L. Pearson Winniett Peters Manley Pierce Edgar Price Harvey Rufhn George Saleeby Glaucus Smiley Lester Starling Horace Stott John Turner Larry Turner Williard Vick Will Warren William Warren Russell Watson J. L. White Graham Wilkerson Ered Williams Tommy Williamson Clarence Winstead Randolph Whitley Cal Woodard Marvin Woodard DHNTPIGRADE Reba Baker Jacqueline Barnes Alene Bass Daphne Batts Florence Bunn Pauline Carter Hattie Cary Magdeline Creech Thelma Davis Betsy Dempsey Magdeline Dilda Pauline Dilda Geraldine Dillon Andrea Downing Betsy Draughn Blanche Driver Barbara Edwards Martha Evans Ruby M, Ferrell Mary Ellen Fulghum Mary Ruth Goss Georgia Hagan Jonna Hawkins Sally Hayes Donna Horton Dorothy Lamm Mildred Larnm Ruth Lamm Frances Langley Elizabeth Leach Daisy Lee Edna Massey Jean Moore Mary Moskos Elizabeth Myatt Margaret Nixon Jeanette Norton Margaret Owens Lela Page Rose Marie Parker Dorothy Pierce GIRLS Ethel Pittman Dorothy Pridgen Dretha Pridgen Evelyn Raper Jean Riley Betsy Schaum Elsie Ray Smith Jean Strickland Elizabeth Suraci Dollie Taylor Edna Earle Taylor Virginia Taylor Alene Thorne Dorothy Waters Ida Ruth Webb Marion Webb Ruth Whalen I-lilda Williams Dorothy Winstead Dorothy Woodard Page Twen EIGHTH GRADE BOYS :rz ref' Y L .1262 Gene Allgood Charles Anthony Alvin Barnes Don Barnes James Ray Barnts Billy Bar-:loot Harry Bateman G. R. Batts Charles Beaman Harvey Boswell James T. Boswell Tom Boswell Earl Bradbury Val Brooks Tad Britton lired Bullington George Burden Holloway Burgess Sid Clark Deedie Collins Davey Cooper Lynn Cooper John A. Corbett John lf. Corbett Vkliley Corbett Curtis Curlen Vvlilliam Cox John Davis Chris de Keyzer Eugene Dilda Harold Dillon utft I hu ttf Randolph Eatmon Bobby Lee Ellen A, J. Etheridge Douglas fierrell H. lx lilowers. Jr. .lohn Dail Gill Steve Gliarmis Bobby Hackney Jimmy Hayes Thomas Ray Hayes Rebert Holland Harper Holliday Joe M. Horton Roderick Hughes James Ikner Bobby .Johnson Edward Jones Roland Kelly James King Gene Lamm Eugene Leone, Jr, Jack Lewis Robert Lewis Marshall Long Millard Mantooth James Matthews Bernard Matrox George Meeks Billy Miller Milton Moore , A ' , , ,, 4, , . ,-s. :Q Q Qui 137 9 -'13 ' . .-,-in V. ' . M A -x -if -Lf: gil' 'F Forrest Moore Tom Moore Vernon Morton James Mumford Robert Gverman lrvin Page Clarence Parsons Robert Pierce William Poole Alton Pridgen Edward Rabil Edwin Raper Malory Rivenbark Norwood Riyenbark Herman Ruffin Vyfade Saleeby Eerebee Shaw Archie Skinner Thorpe Smith Thomas Speight R. A. Stancil James Strickland M. VJ. Sutton Sidney Turner Wilmar Worrel Archibald Webb James White Douglas Whitley Carl Williams Pete Winborne Alton Woodard iv-'.-w.??1:Lmis1tr IHGHTPIGRADE Marie Abernathy Isabel Anderson Annie Bailey Barbara Banks Hildred Barnes Collette Bartholemew Barbara Beaman Barbara Anne Boole Mavis Boyette Connie Bridgers Joyce Buchannan Mildred Bunn Edna Rae Carter Doris Davis Katherine Davis Julia Dew Glynn Dickens Daisy Dixon Audrey Downing Marion Driver Mabel Ellis Osalie Ellis Nancy Ezell Emily Felton Marjorie Gardner Helen Grimsley Dorothy Hagan Dorothy Harrell Sadie Ray Harrison Ruth Hathaway Marie Hawkins Betty Lou Hodges Elizabeth Holford Mabel Holmes Virginia Holloman Lydia James Brownie Jones Juanita Jones Marjorie Jones Martina Johnson Blanche Jordan Frances Joyner Dorothy King Jean Lester Joyce Lewis Mary Eranees Llewellyn Nancy Lucas Rebecca McGimsey Sarah MintZ Cora Moore Alma Morton Moore Florence Morrill Ethel Mosely Helen Moskas Mary Lou Moss Dorothy Musha Doris Page GIRLS Marcelle Page Myrtle Paris Bess Parris Mary Ellen Raper Margaret Rawlings Reba Ross Mildred Rumn Helen Saleeby Shuler Smith Doris Snipes Inez Spence Mary Gray Strickland Peggy Swinson Nina Taylor Katherine Thomas Sadie Thomas Elivabeth Tomlinson Mary Tyson Sarah Walston Dolorese Vxfatson Rose Marie Webb Helen Wheeler Ester Whitley Edith Wiggs Cora Wilcox Marjorie Winstead Inez Winstead Sara Ann Williams Page Thu lif 2 SEVENTH GRADE D. A. Baker Bill Barbour Billy Barnes George Barnes Joseph Barnes Rudolph Barnes Ransom Batts W'illiam Benton Carl Bottoms William Boykin Alton Brooks Sidney Brooks Billy Brown J. B. Bryant Peggy Anderson Christine Baker Ulelya Barnes Marzella Batts Joyce Beaman Martha Boyette Tirances Brantley Dorothy Broadwell Christine Carter Marilda Cox Page Thu ity-Iwo XVilliam Burden Carl Collins Edward Crowder Hoover Davis Everett Eatmon Norwood liaison Billy liarmer XValter Eurlong James Hathaway Nathan Hawkins Charles Haynes Gordon Herman Ciyde Henley l,. B. High Rudolph Hinton June Davis Jean Dew Grace Edwards Ella Etheridge Alma Eields Nancy Griffin Virginia Harrell Lorene Hawley Miidrgd Horne BOYS GIRLS Rose Marie Humphrey Ernest Horne Sanford Johnson Dickie Johnson Jesse Joyner Joe Joyner Eugene Millard kVade Moore George Moskos Elbert Moye Nickie Noulles Robert Pasehall Roy Ramsey Donald Riley Roy Shealey Robert Shipp Beverly Johnston Nancy Johnston Sarah Karnes Pauline Lewis Peggy Mason Ruby Lee McLean Evelyn Page Erances Page Hilda Poole Mary Lee Price Bobby Smith James Smith Spurgeon Speight George Spirtos XVesley Starling Clyde Sullivan Sydney Switzer Vernon Thompson William Vick Jerry XVatkins Alvin NVilliams Marvin Vvlinstead XVilliam Whitfield Jimmy Zrakas Elgie Renfro Betty Lou Riley Rebecca Riley Lois Stallings Barbara Taylor Sue Whitehead Mary Whitley Ruth Whitley Thelma Williford Margaret Vilinstead Miriam Winstead N.. -. P ' q ,ff in-k ' 'Wltf' f , ' A .Al J . f 1 f -'ij - 'H' 5 3 I if ,ff + ! J, F I A gb ' ff mf 3 vi 1 M 9: Z 4 1? 'A Tk. R N QXQ YQIQX I , -f-' X R Q 1 1 X f f M :Q 'W 27 6 4' 1'I S. Yxu ful R x x au. qs Ra. b -2 5 Sn 1 - . 1 - f r,7' ' - L ,- h , jr H ' 7 ! 5 ' . 'V L ,Wha- ugh, SEI .M- . Bust Looking Best Citizens Most Popular Mos! I-Ilhlelic BETTY SIRICKLAND CHRISSIE CARUIIIERS EVELYN WEBB JEAN IZRITZ ERICK BELL ALBERT QETIINGER BILL WELLS BILL DAVIS Page Thirty-four SUPERL TIVES L, Z xx 1,93 QM Best All Round Most Talented Best Students XVz'ttiest Must Dependable SUSAN DARDEN ELIZABETH STALLINQS ELIZABETH PEELE PEGGY FOSTER VIDETTE BAss B. C. BARBEE GUY COX THURMAN BROOKS COMANN GOLD ED JOYNER Pagc Tl71'z'1y-live CLASS HISTORY GF 1942 l.et us look back into the past five years to an early September morn in 1037, when we. the class of 19-ll, were first introduced to Charles L. Coon High School. We were hardly able to acknowledge the introduction we were so young, with all the characteristics of small children- shy, awkward, and starryfeyed. Gazing at the older students, we wondered how they always managed to find their classes so easily and their places in the lunch line without being mangled. Indeed, that was a memorable day, the initiation of a new adventure. We may not recognize it as such now, for our days have been too full: but in later years we'll recall it as the Soon we learned there were three beginning of the good ole' days. As seventh graders, we called fr:shmen.l Naturally our presence the nrst week. tlncidentally, ours So much for the future: history is past events. ourselves sub-freshmen. tSubffreshmen sounded almost like made the noise in the halls resemble a slight blitzkrieg for was the largest seventh grade in the history of the schooll Hoors to the building: the extensive halls condensed theme not proud to have our classmates in the school band? During that year some of our elder selves, or perhaps our eyes regained their perspective. The year slid by. but not before we had over- come crowd fright : for we showed the upper classmen what interesting chapel programs we could give. We. too, had representatives in the Student Council. And thus the first candle of our new course melted away. In the fall of 1938 we freshmen recalled with sympathy the little sub-freshmen. Now we were oHicially high school students and ready to enter into everything with full swing. Many of us had our places on junior athletic teams. Music makes merryf And so it does. Were we sisters, who now remain with us the for for candle gave its departing flicker. that they might graduate from the twelfth grade, served at .luniorfSenior Banquet. Home economics broadened its realm by becoming a required subject all eighth grade girls. Seamstresses and cooks were the girls. Young carpenters were the boys. manual training had made them such. With our approaching third birthday. our second Our third candlelight service took place when we answered to the name of Silly Sophsf' Not to be overcome by the loss of Mr. S. G. Chappell. we achieved much under the able leader- ship of Mr. Z. B. Vance. Yes, we Silly Sophs attained a more serious attitude when examina' tions made their debut into our schools curriculum. Physical education was offered to all of us. Many of us entertained at the Junior-Senior Prom, which took the place of the hitherto Juniore Senior Banquet. Our school spirit grew stronger as we grew more interested in extra-curricular activities. Three candles had burned their course. and in the fall of 1940 we lighted our fourth. Our junior year began with Mr. J, M. Hough as principal. We sent members to the newly organized Honor Citizenship Club. We sponsored the Junior Carnival with superb confidence that it would be a success. Our hopes were fulfilled: and thus, in honor of our elder brothers ind sisters. the Seniors. we were hosts at the prom. Our athletically inclined boys and girls had pulled themselves up to varsity positions. but only through perseverance. This year we had our own class meetings with our elected officers officiating. The fourth candle's glimmer faded, leaving a flame only strong enough to start a fifth burning. Came the fall of 1941, we had a new title, Dignified Seniors. Our last year has been Iilled with both work and play. By our endless efforts. permission for an annual-the first in twelve years+was granted. The Senior Carnival and Stunt Night helped to provide funds for the cause. This has been by far the most outstanding time of our high school years. Vvlorld War number two was declared and many of us saw our friends and former school mates join the armed forces of Uncle Sam. Our hearts grew heavy as we practiced taking shelter at air raid warnings. But with the heaviness came the determination that the American Way should prevail. We pledged ourselves to the Defense Program and the work of the Red Cross. The last bit of tallow on our fifth candle is melting. The wick sputters and it is growing dark, but we are not afraid of the darkness. During the last five years we have rounded the first turn in the path of our destiny. Our going has not been so smooth: we have stumbled many times, but never has the fall been so severe that we could not rise again and forge ahead. May each attain the goal of a worthy ambition! To those teachers who made our candles burn more brightly. and to the senior sponsors, the graduating class owes an untold debt. We shall carry with us their good wishes and many fond memories of Charles I-. Coon High School. Actually. our high school career is over: sentimentally, it will never end. Respectfully submitted. LEE EDMUNDSONLLOIS WEBB Page Thir! y -six AST WILL A D TESTAM N VVith our hearts full of sorrow, we, the seniors of the 1942 graduating class of the Charles I.. Coon High School, regretfully admit that the time has Come for us to bid our last farewell to the alma mater we all love so dearly. Vl'e shall never forget the things that were taught us during the happiest foul' years of our lives. Before departing we wish to leave with you one remembrance-our LAST WILL AND TESTANENT. To our teachers we wish to leave our everlasting gratitude for bringing us through thick and thing and to Mr. Hough, the head of our little family, for being the swellest leader we could ever hope for. To our tine school we leave our memories and pray that we'll not be forgotten too soon. Guy Cox bequeaths his photograph album to the library to remind future students of the good ole' days. Alta Bugs Kellogg wills her hair-do to all the other little glamour gals in C. L. C. ll. S. Lois Clark leaves her tlare for writing themes to a very needy soul, Jimmy Mclleady. Reba Driver leaves George Bailey. XVQ: guess this is the only way we'll ever get them apart. To Roland Grady, Lee Edmundson leaves her dare-devil driving. Folks, this is a general warning Stay out of the street!!! Bet Hancock bequeaths that out of the band-box look to Sarah Harrell. Elsie Ezell leaves Nancy. Our deepest sympathy to the teachers. Mabel Carter leaves her first name Mabel to Gaynell Wallace. tHey, Mabellj To Alice Brinkley, Catherine Anthony leaves her way of Hitting around the halls. Elsie Marie Ferrell and Harry Hooks leave their studious- ness to Brantley Aycock and Steve Sal-cas, although from the looks of things, they won't need it. Doane VVarren bequeaths his broad shoulders and manly couns tenance to Ed High. I J. C. Lamm leaves his ability to lead the boys to victory over Rocky Mount to Bill Vldggins and VVilbrey Flowers. Doris Brown and Evelyn Ives leave that tomboyish air to lda Ruth VVebb and Ruth Hathaway, knowing that it won't die down. Bill Bunn wills his beautiful voice to all the other little radio announcers that may be scattered around in our fair school. VVafle Boyette and Sarah Leigh Britt leave their Glee Club romance to future song birds. James Campbell and Pie Gardner bequeath their ability to Catch the out-offtown girls to Frank Farmer. Geraldine Banks leaves her stenographic ability to Carlton Ellis hoping that eventually he will put it to some use. Jack Mylum leaves the school in one piece. Isn't that wonderful? Charlie Curlin and John Driver bequeath their quietness to Buster Bullington. Not that he needs it, of course! Royce and Margie Crawley leave their musical knowledge to Teddy Thomas and the rest of the junior band. Charlie Noulles leaves his ability to play basketball to Joe Fulghum. Fatherine Corbett and Elsie Ray Lewis will their journalistic ability to next year's women of the press. Peanut Hinton leaves his loyalty to Uncle Sam to J. T. Noe. Susan Darden bequeaths her influence over Mr. Ynderwood to some unfortunate Trig. student next year. Molly Etheridge leaves her baseball ability to VVilbrey Flowers. Bee Lyles wills his spectacular hook shotsu to Shorty Morton. Comann Gold bequeaths his cow bell to Banks Meliane to ring at next year's football games. Evelyn VVebb leaves her way with all the coaches to Sarah VValston. Marguerite Malpass. Marjorie Thompson, and Evelyn Braswell will their shyness to Eddie Rabil. Lyman Laughinghouse and Peggy Foster leave their fun and good nature to Miss Brooks, next year's English Class, when they tackle Shakespeare and Chaucer. Christine Lamm, Thelma Herring, and Bertie Taylor bequeath their good nature to Peggy Turner. ' Henry Rogers leaves his weight lifting ability CFJ to Ham Lucas and Bill Wiggins. B. C. Barhee leaves all his traits of a natural born comedian to Frances Petree. Thurman Brooks bequeaths his love for Il good hot argument to Joe Chesson . . . and to Roy Early, he leaves all of his clarinet squeaks. Sarah Pittman wills her level-headedness and calm manner to Grace Jitterbug Holliday. Elizabeth Stallings leaves her ability to make the notes fly to Ham Lucas. ZVVe leave to Nancy Clark, Betsy Thomas' winning way with orro. Clifton Mathews wills all of his problem school-bus children to next year's drivers. Hulcla Stallings, Josephine Lamm, and Edythe Thompson leave their easy going manner to Hilda Vlfilliams. Dick Llewellyn leaves his interest in VVimpy's to Greasy Saleeby. Evelyn Wellons, Josie Tomlinson, and Sue Vick bequeath their timidity to VVick Hudson. Anthony Suraci wills his alertness in class to Carlton Ellis. Needham Watson wills his way of love 'em and leave 'emu to Jim Brown. Margaret Walker bequeaths her height to Glen High. Elizabeth Peele leaves the A's on her report card to Coach Brlolgden to he distributed among all the boys on the athletic teams. oward Herring leaves his sweet smiles and glances to little Strick. Mary Louise Ikner and Elizabeth VVooten desire that their efficiency and dependability he left to Lee Fulforcl. Zeb Lane wills his unique method uf selling hot dogs lu blank VVhite. Jake Lamni, Dick Kiliarinis, and tlrarly lfarmer leave their big smiles to all those nervous students during exzim wt-ek. Betty ,lane Lwlford wills her blonde hair to Rosztrnoiul Alllfllll. Albert Oettinger wills his dignified airs to -lou joyiiui: Talmadge Narron and Kermit Uwens bcriueatlt their speaking ability to Mr. Lee's future debating students. VVill Young leaves his hunting skill to I1-lt-stu Hold. flhmt' little sparrows.l Zorro Flowers wills his winning personality to Robert Drake . . . and he leaves his walking cane to start a fire with on thr- first cold morning next year. Essie Barnes leaves his well-worn tnap of liavalier 'l'err:tct- to ,lack Overman. To Barbara Edwards, Hazeline Stallings and Billy XYlu't'lt-r leave their quiet and subtle ways. Ship VVells wills his Casanova ways to J. D. 'l'llHl'llC. flood Luck, J. D.! Catherine Moss and Arthur Brannon leave their success in D. E. and D. U. to next year's flock. Hill lfzzell leaves all of his tenth grade girls to Simon Lawrence and Jimmy Lamni. Cecelia Rackley wills her trumpet playing to Charlie Kelly. Maybe he'll be able to toot a little louder now. To Laurelle Stallings, Patsy Hawkins leaves her ability to hit those high notes. Aubrey Shingleton leaves his job of burying people to wliocvet' wants it. Yidette Bass and Lois W'ebb will their dry wit to Betsy Dempsey and Daisy Dixon. Edythe Batchelor bequeaths her cute figure and personality to Brownie jones. That ability to lead a mean Conga, Julia Abbitt leaves to Alpha Jones. ,lean Fritz wills her technique of catching the college boys In Kitty Farmer. Myrtle Raper leaves her 5L'CI'CYIll'l1ll skill as an example for next year's business students. Bobby Tomlinson leaves his liinber legs to all the up and Coming jitterbugs. Flora Vvebb leaves her winning way to next yt-ar's football team, Billy Ace Mayo leaves his job as right-hand man to Mr. l'nderwood to anyone who flares to take it. VVarren Page bequeaths his rlropsies and breakage fee in Chemistry to Gabe Felton, and Bobby Clark. Edna Askew leaves those bright brown eyes to Reba Rose. Mildred Barnes, Penelope Soufas, llelen Jump, Betty Hollotnan and Lois Flora add their quietness to John VVebb's already abundant' supply. Marie Barnes, Helen Hinnant and Pauline YVillianis leave their quiet ways to Mr. L7nderwood's sixth period geometry Class. Somebody should have :lone that last year. Ed Joyner bequeaths his love for beautiful girls in black satin evening dresses to Carl Hackney. Milton Gartrell leaves his ability to get around to VVarle Barnes and George Thompson. Edith Brantley and Marjorie Smith bequeath their magpie traits to Margaret Barnes. XVade Pridgen leaves his familiar drawl to Romeo Markham. Aubrey Dixon leaves his laziness to Don Dempsey, not that he needs it. Alec Flowers leaves the tooting of his clarinet to his younger brother, ll. F. Charles Lamm leaves his curly hair In Garvis Thompson. VVe leave Betty Strickland's versatility to llelen Harris. Edna Hagan and XYyneta Malpass will their pleasing smiles to Robert Lamm. Kermit Lamm and Billy Malpass bequeath their love for a good time to ,lack Townsend. Erwin Page and VVallace Lee Xvhitley will their good sports- manship to Bobby Hackney and Jack Kirkland. Lester Teel leaves his ability to get along with the teachers to Albert Saleeby. Erick Bell wills his Nlr. Esquire look to Jimmy Ellis. Florence Henderson leaves her position in the library to Gertrude Lewis. Tommy Ruflin wills to Paul Hissette his drums. Believe me. he needs two. Vhrissie Caruthers wills hui' surplus of originality :ind her loud shoe strings In Mary Glen Slater. -losie Malpass, Dorothy Bell. and Neilra Newton liequezitli thi-ir sweetness to Ulayton Beamon. Bill Davis leaves all the glory of a great football career to the traflition of the famous Davis brothers. Georgia Pearson, Margaret Pittman, and Frances Vvooler will their vivaciousness to Mac Bissette. Dorothy Poole desires to leave her pleasing sales girl personality to Dorothy Dillon. Louise Williams wills her pleasing attitude to the girls in the service club next year. Daniel Jordan, Lee Roy Thomas, and lotress Joyner leave their bashful look to Cal Vvoodarrl. Joyce Ferrell, Adelaide VVeaver, Gertie hleacombs, and Julia filiarmis divide their quietness among Bliss Ashton's library periods. Vve feel sure that this will make Bliss Ashton very happy. NVarren VVoodard leaves his way of UlUIbl1172QH down the hall to Burt Gillette. Floyd Hawkins and Robert Taylor leave their nieinorivs of first period English class to Bobby Townsend. ln witness whereof. we, the graduation class uf 1942 do llL'I't unto set our hand and seal this, the tifth day of June, nineteen hundred and forty-two. Signed: BETTY S'rRlcKi.ANn, JFAN FRITZ, Ttxttiwtm-.t, EDWARD GREY JDYNER. JR. Editor-z'n-Chief VLURA Wxema EDWARD JOYNUR THDRMAN BROOKS ELMABHH Pauls B. C. BARBEE SUSAN DARDFN 2 si lm n A 7 . 1942 EVELYN WIEBB GUY Cox max, -- - Pugv Thz'rlg'e1'ght C O C O Q ffeib mf ELEANQR JEAN FRITZ Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF BILLY IVIAYO BISHOP I-YI.IfS BILL DAVIS IIIEAN IIRIIZ BIETSY THOMAS IQRIKQK BFLI, BETTY STRICKLAND 'T' Page Thirly-nine STUDENT COUNCIL gas.- ima : ,,,,.,,, 1 swf' 4 Boilom row. Iefl to right: Betsy Glover, Jean Fritz, Thurman Brooks, Susan Darden, Myrtle Raper, Marjorie l,ittle, Elizabeth Peele. Mary Glenn Slater, Marie Hawkins, Banks Mebane, Dorothy Harrell. Middle row: Bobby Kirkland, Howard Herring, Simon Lawrence, .lim Blount, R. H, Boswell, Mac Bissette. Buster Bullington, Daisy Dixon, Frances Wliitley, Connor Vick. 'Ilhird row: Mr. Bryant, adviser, John Webb, B. C. Barbee, and Doane Warren. Dorothy Dillon, Glynn High, Ruth Wlialen, Marian Driver, and Dick Hack- ney not present when picture was taken. OFFICERS TIIURMAN Biaooks , a , , President BOBBY KIRKLAND Vice-President SUSAN DARDEN s Secretary B. C. BARBER . Treasurer Domsus WAIQIQIZN , . .Sergeant-az-Arms Ptllll' ljUI'Ill RADIGGRAM STAFF Bolton? row. Iefl Io right: Evelyn lves, Helen Jomp, Lee Edmundfion, Sarah Pittman, Lois Clark, Catherine Anthony, Catherine Corbett. Betty Ham. Celeste Cwold, Chrissie Caruthers. Top row: Elsie Ezell. Bill Wells, Pegfy Eoster, Bishop l,yles. Evelyn Webb. Billy Mayo, Lois Webb. CATHERINE CoRBE'rT A CosEclz'lor CFLESTIE GOLD i,.. CCD-Etlliltlf GLENN DUNEVIENT , Acitfiser Filth' liimflll . SENIGR HCDNOR CITIZENSI-HP CLUB IUNIOR HONQR CITIZENSI-HP CLUB w..-....,,.. I S' il i F' I :if ' -' ..., , . . My M155 26 1,55 , Q n- ,Q J.,,,,,,. g,l-,M, ,K 'W' W ct V -N , A.. 4 it 4, MO GGRAM CLU DEBATING CLUB B i 3 I Q ,F-w.,.1...,.....,...,......, 4 ,ga .- 4' Wt' 4' . -2 if If gif' A, if i4f ix 1, ix, .V 155 gf Page Forty, three 1, 1,4 was-5? if DRAMATICS CLUB Bollom row. left to right Reba Driver, Betsy Hancock, Alpha Jones, Isabel Anderson, Carolyn Shackelford, Virginia Harrison, Mary Helen James, Anne Branch, Elizabeth Myatt, Frances Reedy, Sarah Pittman, Helen Harris, Roland Grady. Middle row: George Bailey, Margaret Rogers, Jimmy Lane, Chrissie Caruthers, Henry Rogers, Virginia Gunn, Josie Tomlinson. Nickie Gliarmis, lack White, Jimmy Snipes. Back row: Nancy Lucas, Betsy Schaum, Bill Wells, Jean Strickland, Peggy Foster, Sid Barnes, Willie Gray Sasser, Jack Townsend, Hal Hutcherson, Bill Byrd. OFFICERS BILL Wiarrs , . . , , , ,,,... President WILI,lE GRAY SASSER C . ,.., Vice-President JEAN STRICKLAND Program Chairman lVlARGARIi'I' Roomas ,,,,,., Director lJtl'f4' l'if1I'fU'Il1PllI' WRITERS CLUB M l ' SENIGR STORE MANAGERS PERSGNALITY CLUB w..,,M i ! gf 3 + ' W. 'f' tnvf' lv , X r X 61,,4 ' I, 1wf, f'Lf9.N, W' ' T ' -M if 1 an . ,,,.Mf,.,W ,,, f .s X W A1 X ff' V. .. ,. N y,3,:n,.,,xJ 5 ,. ff Mi- Q Ql,fffi'if'9'W0m M' f' Ufff zz Q - Pugu Iforl gfsix SPANISH CLUB , . 5 P 3 4 5 AUD 0 Q fl GLEE CLUB R. A. ELLER, Direclor ELIZABETH STALLINGS. Pz'am'st Front row: Tommy Liles. George Thompson, Bill Lucas. Wade Boyette Talmadge Narron, George Bailey, Reba Driver, Grace Moye. Thelma Davis Reba Baker, Martina Johnson, Mildred Bunn, Doris Brown, Pauline Dilda Florence Henderson, Needra Newton, Erances Godwin. Second row: Pete Taylor. Eugene Ives, Gecil Church, Richard Gliarmis Lennes Van Slyke, Peggy Eoster, Arline Lamm, Josie Malpass. Hulda Stallings Evelyne Braswell, Nettie Mae Parker, Adelaide Weaver, Patsy Hawkins. Third row: Betsy Glover, Margaret Barnes, Dorothy King, Geneva Winstead. Mavis Batchelor, Dorothy Winstead, Madline Dilda, Dorothy Pearson. Jeanette Norton, Johnna Eay Hawkins, Sadie Thomas, Lois Munford, Esther Etheridge, Marjorie Thompson, Virginia Jones, 'Rose Marie Parker. Fourth row: Mildred Barnes, Dorothy Eerrell. Bobby Banks, Hazel Collier, Margaret Owens, Dorothy Pridgen, Mary Evelyn Raper, Pauline Garter. Mabel Holmes, Sarah Weaver, Thelma Bradberry, Helen Millinder, Sarah l.eigh Britt, Sarah Pittman, Marjorie Crawley, Elsie Ezell, Marie Barnes. Page I7orlgf-seven v 1 v DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIQN CLUB CQMMERCIAL CLUB DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATICDNS CLUB , A Y 4 , K f - -R , r f . - . f lk , ,f ' V Bottom row, left to right: G. S. Willard, Charles Lamm, Milton Gartrell, Wallace Wliitley, Mary Louise lkner, Geraldine Banks, Tommy Ruflin, John Gardner, Lyman Laughinghouse, Edward Joyner, James Granger. Top row: B. C. Barbee, Bill Bunn, Erank Smiley, Edward Poylhress, Dan Jordan. Charles Noulles, Aubrey Shingleton, Jack Mylum, Billy Mayo. OFFICERS JQHN GARDNER . President AUBREY SHINGLETON . VliLw9'lJFQSl'd9!7f B. C. BARBFE . SeCz'etaz'r1-Treasurer EDWARD JOYNER D Reporter Page Forlylmm GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIGN l i Bollom row, left to right: Miss Mabel Smith, Rebecca Herring, Ruth Hatho- way, Ruth Lamm, Hilda Williams, Blanche Jordan, Ethel Moseley, Jeanette Norton, Alene Thorne, Dorothy Lamm, Ruby Eerrell, Lydia James. Top row: Reba Rose, Cora Elizabeth Moore, Melba Eason. Dorothy Mattox, Earnestine Lewis. Florence Bunn. Helen Hinnant, Virginia Taylor, Jean Gardner, Dorothy Rackley, Edna Askew. Lauradell Davis. OFFICERS DoRoTiiY MAT'rox . . . . President LYDIA JAMES Secretary 1 Iiifty BUYS, HGBBY CLUB GIRLS' HOBBY CLUB IUNIGR BAND Bottom row: 'Don Barnes, Dorothy Woodard. James Hathaway, Holloway Burgess, Gordon Hearne, Annie Ruth Bailey, H. F. Flowers. Second row: Ruth Whalen, Grace Flowers, Joyce Lewis, Marjorie Winstead. Third row: Sid Brooks, Robert Drake, Joe Ghesson, Helen Miller, Albert Dettinger, Alton Batts, Billy Barefoot, Walter Furlong, Tommy Williams, Sidney Switzer. D. C. Braswell, Wade Lee Moore. Wick Hudson, Joe Joyner, Billy Farmer. Jimmy Zrackas, George Spirtous, Dssie Lee Ellis. 'lop row: J. L. White, Jimmy Corbett, Olin Hinnant, Earl Carnican, Harvey Boswell. T. P. Thomas, Mr. Fller, Gene Allgood, Vernon Thompson, Joe Cagel, Billy Barnes. Jesse Joyner. Fifty- 1 wo BAND BOB TOMLINSON. Drum Major Drum Majoret tes ERANCIES PISTRIEE K1'r'rYE FARMER ALPHA JONES FRANCES RIEEDY CIYLESTE GoLD ELEANOR CANNON First row. left to right: Jimmie Martin, Bill Short, Roy Early, Thurman Brooks. J. L. Pearson, Rupert Stott, Dan Griffin, Mac Gold, Val Brooks, Archie Webb. Second row: Charles Boyette, William Warren, Peggy Swinson. John Webb. Alec Elowers, Charlie Kelly, Don Dempsey, Jimmie Lane, Raymond Lane, Julian Barker, Cecelia Rackley, Harvey Murphy, Will Warren, Joe Davis Patterson, Earl Gay, Sammie Morrell, Bob Taylor. Thircz' row: Mary Ellen Eulghum. Betty Brannon, Betty Goss. Curtiss Pear- son, James Cannon, Comann Gold, Stuart Giles, Wade Boyette. Bill Ezzell, Jack Kirkland, Robert Paschall, Banks Mebane, John Byrd, Bernard Mattox, Wade Pridgen, Bobby Dew. Fourth row: Dorothy Rackley, Jean Gardner, Elizabeth Peele, Edmund Porter, Tommy Ruffin, Ruby Lucas, Bob Kirkland, Erank Earmer. R. A. Eller, Director. Teddy Thomas, William Bailey, Sid Barnes. Jimmie McGeady, Jimmie Snipes, Robert Lamm. P41170 1717-1 ll SNAPS Win: SA X 3 N44 4, ,. Wy- wa ,mg FH-i . if My ., ,. My WMW a Y K9 Pam' I'sl'fAllfj'fAl1Llf S APS Q? 3 Z '51 fi X . w ff. my w 1 K 4.-..- 4 QQ M - 'S M gf . 'rv 3' - ' , ' QWW' Prlgv Fifty-HUD 1 BL-'7 f am .4 qv 1717-141 vfl' A W xv! R, AN pr- ' sf J'V wb CGACI-IES IRVIN DICKENS LEON BROGDEN DICK HOYLE MABIEI. SMITH CHEERLEADERS CHRISSIE CARUTHERS, FLORA WEBB. NANCY CLARK, SUSAN DARDBN. chief. JEAN ERITZ. MARIA HIGHS. EVELYN WEBB. FDDTBALL TEAM BILL DAVIS. J. C. LAMM. Co-Capfains Bottom row: Tommy Liles, Manager, Walter Horne, Marvin Curlin, Bobby Clark, Bill Wells, Henry Davis, Oakley Beland. Joe Downing, Bobby Kirkland, James Cannon, Manager. Middle row: Charles Zrakas, B. C. Barbee. George Clark, Clifford Morgan. Lyman Laughingbouse, Charlie Noulles. Bill Wiggins. Bobby Brooks, J. T. Noe, Wilbur Combs. Top row: Eric Felton, Edward Morton. Jim Brown. George Davis, Bill Davis, J, C. Lamm. Wilbrey Flowers. Don Dempsey, Bill Lucas, Warren Woodard, Manny Pulghum. Page Fifty-seven git. BUYS, BASKETBALL TEAM J 4 CHARLIE NoU1.LEs. Capmin Front row, left Io righlz Managers-James Cannon and Tommy Liles. Second row: Dick Llewellyn, Bishop Lyles. B. C, Barbee, Captain, Charlie Noulles, George Davis, Ed Morton, Manny Fulghum, Don Dempsey. Third row: Frank Ellis, Horace Overman. Wade Barnes, George Clark. J. D. Thorne, Jim Brown. Back row: Henry Davis, Billy Beamon, Needham Watson, Steve Sakas, Frank Hayes, Bill Wells, Warren Woodard. Page Fifty-eight GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM IL CH 9 X' E S-554' JEAN FRITZ, Captain Front row, Iefl lo right: Alta Kellogg, lda Ruth Webb, l.ois Mumford, Barbara Edwards, Jean Fritz, Elsie Smitb, Second row: Grace Holliday, Geraldine Dillon, Lennes Van Slyke, Dorothy Dillon, Ruth Lamm, Rebecca Herring. Page Fifty-nfn Brown Oil Company, Inc. Distributors PURE OIL PRODUCTS PHONE 2 5 00-4 201 0 Be Sure With Pure Filling Prescriptions is the Most Important Part of Our Business L Two Stores in Wilson 114 East Nash Street 132 S. Goldsboro Street I 9 TE1QgET::?o9k E Complimevzts of IOHN N. HACKNEY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 112 W. Nash Street Phone 2011 BARNES - I-IARRELL CO. BOTTLERS OF You Trust Its Quality 195 J 1 Conzplinzenfs of JIM BARNES I '23J WILSON PETROLEUM CO. PHONE 3448 HUDSON DISTRIBUTOR Sales and Service - Repairs to All Cars Bear Wheel Aligner cmd Balcuzcer LOVELACE MOTOR CO. 313 E. Barnes Street Wilson, N. C. The Men's Shop ARROW SHIRTS KNOX HATS HOWARD ADKINS, INC. BOSTONIAN SHOES FASHION PARK CLOTHES I qc Sixty-1 F L O W E R S For All Occasions 'lr STARR, THE FLORIST Dial 2108 FI0we1's By W PEACOCK TIRE CO. Complzfnzenfs of MOSS 8: CO. Treat People Right WILSON - NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK OF WILSON WILSON, N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurclfzee Corporation EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE C orreot Wlerclzandise At Low Prices ,k Compliments of Complimeufe of m BANKING DAVIS AUTO Sf TRUST 202 E. GREEN ST. 'A' Dial 2983 Member Federal Deposit I'nsu1'o,ncfe 'A' Corporat1'on Ibyf QPR. PEPPER Picks y0uR ENERGY my E I Eruov LIFE Mons ,RfRE. Q5 Rag, W AT I0 . . . 2 and 4! ff: 'l 5: W 6 aomes ron Q WWA! plus deposif yo WI, DR. PEPPER BOTTLING co .... Wilson, N. c. WILSON TOBACCO COMPANY INCORPORATED ...Dealers In... Leaf Tobacco Strips, Scraps and Stems Samples Su.bmz'tted on Request WILSON, N. C. Q Q Conzplzfmenfs of IT PAYS TO SHOP BARNES AT MOTORSPARTS PENNEY'S COMPANY J. C. PIQNNIQY CO., INE WILSON, N' C' WILSON, N. O. ' if I S 1 I1 Compliments of SOUTHERN TOBACCO CO. See the New Junior Department at Compliumenfs of UETTINGEHS Mifiliiiie INC. The Dependable ' S tore CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE O Sales and Servzfcc' WILSON, N. C. WHITEHEAD 81 ANDERSON, INC. WILSON, N. C., U. S. A. -Bright Tobacco- Commissimz Merchants and E.z'porters BRANCH PLANT . . . LUMBERTON, N. C. I quS1'.x'ly-srx R. E. TOWNSEND 8: CO. REAL ESTATE . . . INSURANCE RENTALS . . . BONDS 121 S. Goldsboro Street Wilson, N. C. CAROLINA LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS - RUG CLEANERS A STORAGE VAULT Your Pafrofnage Is AppIrec'iafeII PHONE 2164 Mama DAUGHIBR 3 SZGRL WILSON, N. C. The Iflashion Center For Tlzriffy Women EDWARD J. O'BRIEN Sc CO. Leaf Tobacco Brokers 815-817 West Main Street Louisville, Ky. BALTIMORE OFFICE: WILSON, N. C., OFFICE: LEXINGTON OFFICE: Light Sz Lombard Sts. 501-503 Goldsboro St. 1016-1024 S. Broadway Pmyv Szfxtttf- s n REX SHOE SHOP TELEPHONE 3571 105 S. Goldsboro lVc Call For and IJOI1'r'0r WM. HINES BARBER SHOP 130 S. Goldsboro St. WILSON, N. C. WHITLEY JEWELRY COMPANY JEWELRY - DIAMONDS All Kinds of Rvimiring, ll,llfl'lIf'N and Illusirul lnsfrumvnfs MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Columbia, Victor, Bluebird Okeh Records SHEET MUSIC WIMPY'S BILLIARD PARLOR The bcst spot in town for clean recreation, soft drinks of any kind, sandwiches, tobaccos, ice cream, etc. WE DELIVER - DIAL 4134. The F1'z'011dIy Place VVhere Friends Meet f7nn1pI1'mm1f.Q of BRUCE LAMM B. A. BARNES ooTToN AND SfyIcfI Menis W0ar FERTILIZER W 85 Crmzplinzcizfs of COMPANY WILSON BAKERY PLUMBING AND HEATING I Years of SCFVICC Wilson, N. C. Dial 2769 Paw S1'.x'lufc1'ql7l We Invite You To DO Your Shopping For DRESSES, COATS, MILLINERY flUlIl1IHlIlI'llfH Of af CLARK THE LONDON SHOP IJARDVVARE 105 S. Tal-bO1'O Street WILSON, N. C. COMPANY E.I'C'lIl.Q?fl'6 But Not E'.1'pe11sz'vc' General Supply Store INCORPORATED FERTILIZER, IMPLEMENTS, FEED STUFF, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS WILSON, N. C. HUNT FUNRRA1, HOMR Ambulance SI'l'I'fl'l' WILSON STANTONSBURG Dial 51149 Dial 23181 Spolnso rs WILSON COUNTY MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION C0'7II11l'ltHlP'l1fS Of HOTEL CHERRY WILSON, N. C. W. E. BARNES, fllnnngvr Insurance and Real Estnfv INCORPORATED 1907 WILSON INSURANCE Sz REALTY COMPANY GEO. T. STRONACH, JR., Svc.-Trms. COHI1IIIlHH'l1fS Of I 4 .IJ ,, f ,Jr JJ-fJ'J 511'-if 022601 J ' '00wHwwwTN '4u' WILSON, N. C. COmpI1'mr'ni:: Of DRAKE THEATRE Pam- .S'i.x'Iu-nrn INDEPENDENT ICE 8: FUEL CO. Herring Ave. ICE .... COAL Phones 2186-2187 WIIII,IAMS LUMBER CO. LU MBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL We Sell Evelrythiizg to Build A11yH2iIzg. Phone 2222 WEST END GIIOCERX' Fancy GI'oc-eric-s - Fresh Meats Fruits - Procluce Dial 33151 West Nash St. Free Delivery DILDY HARDWARE CO. BUILDING MATERIAL PAINTS, PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES THOMAS- YELVERTON CO. Rwffer FuIrm'fm'e 24-Hr. Ambulance Service DIAL 3121 OUR SUPERIOR CLEANING SERVICE is H10 finesf nwlilllble. OHV skilled r'rflj'fs1ncfn will lcvvp your 1l'urrlr0lw always loolfing 'ifs Iwsf. PARAMOUNT CLEANERS Dial 3041 WILSON, N. G. l'nmplin2PI1ls of MOSS BICYCLE SHOP WILSON DRUG COMPANY Nzm'nally's Cancly SHEAFFER'S FOUNTAIN PENS Iliziff-8.11-mln DANIEL AND SMITH RALEIGH, N. C. Official Photographers 1942 CUCOON WILSON'S FINEST ELLEN 'S, INC. Exclusive Ladies' Wear Cbmplzfnzcufs of STADIEM'S LADIES' SHOP C? Q 455 Page Seucnly-om C'ompI1'n1m1f.w of FAIRFIELD DAIRY PRODUCTS, INO. d,,,v5 '-ugh OBSERVED. Locally Owned and Operafed fo Sf'l'l'Q flw C1'f1'zo11s of Wfflxonf' Wane? ILC. PHONE 32:12 MILK . . . ICE CREAM BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '42 CHAS. L. 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