Coon High School - Cocoon Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this room T I-I E 1 9 4 3 C O C O O N THE CHARLES L. COON HIGH SCHOOL WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA , ,Why N ,.,MgW!m . Wm' M df f , sw' ilwg mov. V A K 1 2 fl E f V, w 4 .S 5 1 QA. ,, V if MEM,-5. gl as x-4, 2 a 2215 FGREWQRD So that you, the members of the graa'uating class, may in years to come be proud of the fact that you haue done your part toward the winning of this war, we, the members of the staff. haue tried to center the theme of this annual partially toward that thought, and still to capture in word and picture the love and laughter of your high school days which you cherish. '6.s,,f wx,-NT . of , wt THE 19113 COCOON Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE CHARLES L. COON HIGH SCHOOL WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA L+' , . . un W-I 'f'a'g1f I . To the Alumni of CLCI-IQ Page Fo in Service To you, the alumni of CLCHS in service- scattered to the four corners of the globe, oc- cupying euery continent, inhabiting all is- lands in remote areas of the world-Green ings' You are Hghting battles for the freedom of your Alma Mater. your homes and your loved ones here. Yours are the sacrifices made for us. In our hearts we are deeply grateful. We are trying to he loyal to you and to let you know that we are helping by our efforts at home to hold high the torch of freedom you are so gallantly carrying there. We want you to feel that your hardships and heartaches have not been in vain. We want to show you in a small way that we appreciate these efforts. Hence, we, the class of 1943, dedicate this second issue of the COCOON to you. ,non 'wi 23'- Administration J. M. HOUGH Principal G. S. WILLARD BESSIE MASSENGILL Dean of Men Dean of Women S. G. CHAPPELL Superintendent No Picture Pa ge Five Faculty MARGARET ASHTON Librarian P. JAY BATES Science LEON BROGDIIN Physical Education JEss1E MAE BROOKS English lVlII,DRlfD HARRISON BULLARD Home Economics MAIQH' l?I.IZABiE'I'H CRAWFORD H Ome Economics SARA WILEH' DICRSON Commercial GLENN DUNIEVENT English and Journalism DOROTHY EAGLES English R. A. ELLISR Music ADA N. FELTON Comnverciul HILDA GODXVIN English HILDA GORDON Mathematics MARGARET CIROVE English and Dramatics MRS. F. E. HENDRICKS Physical Education MARY DOUGLAS HORTON Secretary to Principal Faculty CLYDE HUNTER Mathematics GENEVA HIGHIJILL English MARTHA M. JONES Spanish CYRUS Aeronautics ALBERTA LAMIVI Mathematics BESSIE MASSENGILL History and Geography HATTIE NOBLE Mathematics GREVILDA C. NORMAN History MRS. J. P. PERRIAN English J. P. PERRIAN History JULIAN ROEBUCK Biology MABEL DARE SMITH Physical Education MARY BYNUM TAYLOR Ciuics GEORGE S. WILLARD. JR. Director of Vocational Education MARY ELIZABETH WOODARD French J. UNDERWOOD Mathematics : N ' 41 J ,. 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N 4 1, 'Y 9' . w.,,.,,,1hA ww. 1 ,4- se tif 4 Q Q. Senior Closs Gflioers :QQ -L-fe .. qv- . sa-4 BOBBY KIRKLAND BURT GILLETTE CELESTE GOLD President Vice-President Secretary ERIC FELTON WILBREY FLOWERS Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms MASCOTS SUSAN WAINXVIQIGHT CTOMMY JORDAN CLASS FLOWER: Violets. CLASS COLORS: Lavender and llfhile. CLASS MOTTO: 'l'hz's above all, to thine ownself be true. The bloom of life is like a rose. That Withers by and by: And friends we lose in parting Are petals left to die. When first we met 'twas like the sun. That gives the rose its hue. They gave to me the joys I've had, And troubles were very few. Page Ten Closs Poem As the bush is mother of the rose, The teachers are our guide. They teach the right-prevent the wrong. So we'll never slip or slide. We too are like the rose in bud, So tender, so meek, so frail. But we will be a rose someday. And guide others on our trail. In every parting there is grief, Yet all good friends must part. But mem'ries we will cherish on. And keep them in our heart. -WALTER I-IORNE. Seniors CHARLOTTE DUNFORD ANDERSON t'IIARI.oT'I'I-3 President Home Room l, Utiicer 2: Marionette Vlubg Student Council 2, 3. ELSIE MAE BAREEOOT ' EI.sIIa MAE MARGARET FULGHUM BARNES lNlAuoII-3 Glee Club l, 2, 43 Ilolnby Club lg Home Room Othcer 2, 3, 4: Decorating Connnittz-e ,lunior-Senior Prom -lg Victory Corps 5. CHRISTINE ELIZABETH BARNES 'I'r:IaNr Dramatics Club lg President Stamp Club lg Served at junior-Senior Banquet 23 Entertainment f'ommittec Junior-Senior Prom .lg l're-sident Bookkeeping Flub 43 Advanced Typing Club 5. PAUL BRANCH BISSETTE. JR. ul,Al'I,U Business Manager Foroox 53 Senior Superlativc Most Studions 53 Band l, Z, 3, -13 Marshal 3, 4, 53 Victory Corps 5: Junior Football l, 2: Science Club 45 Monitor 13 Photography Club 2. ERNEST BRADLEY 'tERNIss'I ' Physical Education 2, 35 Victory Corps 5 ELEANOR LORENE CANNON EI.I1.ANoR Majorette 3, 4. 51 Majorcttc- Club 4: Ilookl-tt-4-piing Club 43 Victory Corps 5. CHARLES ROBERT CLARK Honor junior Football 33 Varsity Football 4. S3 Varsity Baseball J, 4, 53 Varsity Basketball 5: l'lIysical Educa- tion Club Z, 33 Monogram Club 4: Treasurer Home Room 43 Sergeant Victory Corps 5: llramatics Vlub 5, President Student Body 5, Honorable Mention All-State Football End 5. NANNIE SUE CLARK NANI'x ' Secretary Student Body 5: President Home Rootll 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 5, tl. A. A. 2, 5: Representative Student Council l. 23 Senior llonor Fitizenship Club 3: Monitor I. 2, Treasurer Class 35 Served at Junior-Senior Prom 2: Decorating Committee junior-Senior Prom 3, 41 lilcc flub 53 t'heerleader 4, 51 Victory Corps 53 Basketball 2, 3, 5, Captain 5: Editorial Staff Vocoox 53 Chairman Junior Carnival .lg Varnival Queen Court 2: Entertainment l'ommittec Carnival 4: Vo-Editor Rmiiuyfraor 53 Tennis 33 Softball l. 21 Drum Majorette 2. 3: Stunt Night 2. 3: Song Leader .lg Honor Roll Scrap Iron Drive 53 May Day l: ,lunior Dramatics Club .lg Senior Superlative Best All-round. GEORGE PHILEMON CLARK GEORGE Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. 55 Football 4. 5, All-State Team 5: Junior Football 1, 2, 35 Home Room Ofhcer 3. 43 Baseball 2, 3. 4, S9 Student Body Officer lg Senior Superlative 55 Citizenship Club 53 Monogram Club 41 Chairman Motto Committee 5. CSV F'-N 4- ' Q'- 'Q' QWH YR I? I A- we Q.: f f .fr ,.,., I f .A ,. -:A R MQ: X' e',.f.x,S-, .V 4 Page Iflcuen 11 .W lbw if Page TIL'vIL'0 in-4 Seniors lVlARJORlE YOUNG CRISP UXIAR-IfIRIIi l,l'2ll1lIlllCN llllllb S3 Victory f'1II'IIS 5. PM GEOROE WASHINGTON DAVIS BI'cK Fontlmll 1, 2, 5, 4, S, All-State 53 Bzuketlmll l. 1. J, 4.5 Haselrall I, J, 3. 4. Faptain S: Home Rumn P1'L'5lKlCIll 31 Stuflent f'0ll!1Cll .lg KlOIm1.gr1InI Vlulp 4. HELEN PATTERSON DAVIS 'UIlIzliNC'IiH Xl1II'SlI:Il lg Slllllvlll l'uIIIIcil 13 llmmm' f'lfll1'IlNl1lll fllllll 43 Glu' Vlulv 35 Ilrzmlatics Vluln 23 fqll'XVI'llCl' of llistory fur FOVOON 53 f'a1'nival forxmnwittec' 31 Scrvwl at JIIIIIIII'-Sc-IIIOI' B2-llll1llC't 2. Decorating f'UlT1YTllIlEC' 4. 5: Allllllflll' I, 25 Victory Furps 3. AAR Q-'V DONALD GRAHAM DEMPSEI' DON lfuutlmll 3, 4, 5: liasketluall 2, 3. 4. S3 llawlrzxll .ig HQIIIII 1, 2, 1, 4, 53 All-Stats Banrl 3, 43 l'l1IxtugI':IIIlIy flllvl 7 TU ' 4 3 l ...I 'HHN . .. ROBERT EDWARD DEW BOI:III ' llumn- Rumn Sk'Cl'0llll'y 3, Vice-l'I'esIIlcIIt 41 llmnn' t1ltlZf'llSl1lIl f'lIIlI 3. 4. liclmI'teI' 33 l!:IIIII 3, -1. 3: BUSI- IIL-SS Stull' VOLIION 5: Yictm-y Vnrps Sergeant ig SL'l1lllI' SIIQII-I'l:Itix'c Klux! l,l'11l'l1Il!IlllC 52 hllllllfll' llzmml 2. NANCY DICRENS NAM x ' l'l'l'NlllK'Hl l,ilr1':II'y chlllll 52 Alflllll A-HI1I1T1ltlf'f' S DOROTHY CLARK DILLON DOT 'f ..,'2x. Slll1lt'l1l fllbllllfll 2. 3: Haskctlmall I. 2. 3. 4. 5: lim'- In-zItiIIg fl42l11TlIltYl't' ,lIIIIim'-SL-Imim' Prmn 33 fl. A. A. 3. Yicc-l'I'csIIlcIIt S. ELEANOR DIXON EI.ILAxoR N llaskcllrzlll I, .25 llumvs Romn llHICI'I' 1 JAMES EDWARD ELLIS UJIM IVIY., mn llfmm' Vitizc-11SlIip Vlulu 35 junim' fl?1I'l!lYJll f'HI1'll11llYL'l' ,Kg Img-gm1III':1l flasks-tlmll .22 Spanisll tllllll -1: 'lIIlI1'l11lllF1T1 Staff 5: Spurtcrs Vluls SQ Victory Vnrps 5. V XAALENTINE AMANDA EVANS X'.xLENTINI-3 Yictury Vnrps 5: Bowl-:keeping Clulm 4: Glce Club 43 lil:-Q Clulr 1, .23 Home EC. Club lg Service Club 3. Sen FRANK DANIELS FARMER FRANK Band l, 3, 3, 4, 5: Basketball 2: llraniatics Club lg Home Room Utlicur 3, 41 Drum Major 5, Tennis -lc Carnival Committee 3. KATHERINE GARLAND FARMER KI'l I'X'I41 Nlajorctte in Band l, Z, 3. 4, 53 All-Star Band 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 2, 33 ,lunior Carnival Committee 2, 3, Editorial Staff Coroox 53 Home Room President 5, Utticer 3, 43 Student Council 35 Safety Patrol 33 Dramatics Club 5: Spanish Club Officer 4: May Day lg Senior Superlative-'Best Looking: Victory Corps 51 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Iftllfllijlftllll Reporter 33 Secretary Junior Red Cross -lg Carnival Queen Court 3. 5: Mascot Committee S3 Stunt Night 2, 33 Scrap lron llonor Roll 5: Monitor: Song' Leader 3. ERIC ROGERS EELTON ufiAIiI?V Baseball 3, -1: Basketball 3g Class Utlicer 53 Mono- gram Club 4, 5: Citizenship Club 35 llome Room Utlicer 3, 4, 51 Football 3, 4, 53 Senior Superlative' Best Looking 53 Sporters Club S, llramatics Club 53 Victory Coxps 5. WILLIAM BLOUNT FLOWERS ubbIlI,BREVV Monogram Club 4: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Art Club 33 Glee Club 5: Football Z, 3, 4, 5. Co-Captain 53 Sergeant- at-Arms Senior Class 5, Home Room President 3: ,Junior Football I: Junior-Senior Prom Committee 33 Victory Corps 5: Rtld1.0!ll'lIl7l Stattg Cnited States Army. JAMES EDWARD PULGHUM UJIMMYH Victory Corps SQ Junior Football Z3 Manager Basket- ball Team 5: Manager Baseball Team 5: Business Man- ager Sporters Club. FRANCIS MARION FULGHUM MANNr Junior Football 2, 33 Junior Basketball l. 21 Junior Baseball .23 Varsity Football -l. 53 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 55 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, 53 Physical Education Club 2. 33 Monograni Club 43 Sergeant-at-Arms Home Room 53 Student Council 53 Sergeant Victory Corps 5. BENJAMIN EARL GAY joIINNx ' ' Victory Corps, Sergeant 5: Red Cross Represeiitative 53 High School Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5: All-State Baud 43 All-Star Band 4: VVon Rubinoti' Medal 3: Spanish Club 43 Physical Education Club Ig Home Room Officer 3. JOHN BURTON GILLETTE BERT Vice-President Senior Class 5: Treasurer Student Body 55 Editorial Staff COQOON 5: Varsity Football 51 junior Football I. J, 33 President Junior Red Cross 4, Platoon Sergeant Victory Corps 5: Track Team -lg Program Chairman Home Room 33 Citizenship Club 5: Spanish Club 43 Intrainural Basketball 23 Senior Super- lative--Best Citizen 5. CELESTE GOLD Y CI:I.EsrI2 Student Council 1: President Home Room 3, Vice- President S: Vice-President Junior Class -lg Secretary Senior Class S: Co-Editor RdtIl'0!Il'41ll! -lg Business Stall' COCOON S3 Home Room Reporter 33 Drum Majorette 1, 3. 3. 4, 5: Marshal I, Z, 3, 45 Secretary Citizenship Club 3, President 43 President Debating' Club S: Alfllllftbl' 2. VIRGINIA ANNE GUNN Gunn Dramatics Club 2, 33 Marshal 2, 33 Student Council -lg Assistant Business Manager COCOON 4: Defense Essay 23 Elections Committee Student Body Officers 4: Rocky Mount High School lg Home Room Officer 23 Program Committee 3. 23' f 7 X 2 X 'si 1 f C 9 in 0 Zi Vp f Al We f , X awk 1 , J I uqu ilihll'lt't'l7 Seniors 'Gaua- -in AP'- Yin Page Fourier-n 'W . 1 - Q kilt aw- gs ! , - It, AAVQ 5 ,-4 Ag' ,E 3 fg45g?.s, f ft V' f L t , Ai.. .F - A if v '15 Q ' .zi b I g' N '.1f- 5 it l CARI- RICHARDSON HACKNEY CARI.', Vice-I'resident Student Council 53 Head Cheerleader S3 Business Staff COCOON 53 Senior Superlative-Most Popular Hoy 53 Treasurer Home Room 5, Vice-President 3, Song Leader 43 Vice-President Citizenship Club 53 Dramatics Club 33 Sergeant Victory Corps 53 Nature Study Club 13 Entertainment Committee Junior-Senior Prom 33 Monitor 13 Physical Education Club 2, 43 Stunt Night 23 Junior Carnival Committee 3, 43 Sport- crs Club 53 Defense Essay VVinner 4. MARY HUNTER HACKNEY Sis Editorial Staff Cot'ooN3 Senior Superlative--fMost Talented tiirl3 Representative Student Council: Secre- tary Home Room, I'resident3 Selected for D. A. R. Citizenship I'ilgrimage3 Victory Corps. IVIARGARET ELIZABETH HAM HE'r1'v lfritliogfriini Statt 4, Reporter 3, 53 Served Junior- Senior Prom Z, Decorating Committee 33 Chairman Committee Carnival 33 Prograin Committee Carnival 43 Stunt Night l, 23 filee Club 33 History Committee Senior Class 5. SARAH NORFLEET HARRELL SARAH Monitor .23 Entertainment Committee Junior-Senior Prom Z, Chairman Decorating 3: Refreshment Committee Senior Prom 4: Business Staff COCGON 5: Victory Corps S3 Dramatics Club 53 Fortune Telling Committee Carni- val 33 Chairman Social Committee Home Room 4, Reporter 43 Radiogram Club 43 Senior Superlative-H Most Dependable Girl. ROBERT EDGAR HARRIS. JR. Boi-xm ' Lucama High School 1, 2, 3, 43 D. 0. Club 53 Football 53 Basketball 53 Sporters Club 5. FLOYD VERNON HAWKINS FLOYD filee Club l: D, 0. Club 53 Class Othcer 1. VIRGINIA MARIA HICKS iiRIAll llome Room Program Chairman 2, 3, 4, S, Secretary 13 President Photography Club 3: Honor Citizenship Club 4, 5, President 53 Cheerleader 4, 53 Senior Motto Committee S3 Editorial Staff COFOON S3 Victory Corps 53 Co-Manager Senior Store 55 Dramatics Club 53 Business Staff R!It'il.0fl7'dl71 5: Hobby Club 23 Monitor 2: Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 33 Decorating Commit- tee Seuior Prom 4g Entertainment Committee Junior Carnival 33 Entertainment Committee Senior Carnival 53 Intramural Basketball 23 Vice-President History Class 43 Social Chairman Citizenship Club 43 May Day 13 Stunt Night 23 Song Leader 43 Honor Roll Scrap Iron Drive 5: Chairman VVhite Christmas 43 Majorette Club l. AVA GLYNN HIGH UCLYNNU Dramatics Club 2, 33 Home Room Officer 3, 43 Journalism Club 33 Entertained at junior-Senior Prom 33 Student Council 3. 43 Debate Club 4, S3 Business Statt 1fU!ili0jlYL1H1 53 Senior Superlative--Best Citizen 53 Victory Corps 5. GRACE EVELYN HOLLIDAY HGRACEU Home Room President 1, 2, Secretary 1, 33 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, 53 Monitor 1, 23 French 33 President ti. A. A. 53 Representative Red Cross 53 Dramatics Club 53 Hobby Club 23 Entertainment Committee Senior Carnival 43 Victory Corps 53 Stamp Club 13 Tennis Team Z, 43 Senior Superlative-Most Athletic. WALTER FRANKLIN HORNE VVAL1'ER Football 4, 53 Victory Corps 5. Sen HUGH F. KELLY. JR. -'11, Stntlunt Cuuncil ,lg Suiiim' Citizt-nsbip Club 51 Fay- t'Ilc'Yillr lligll Schlltll l, 2. ROBERT EDWARD KIRKLAND, JR. b llOl:I:Y l,l'l'Slllk'lll llmnc RIIIIIII l, 2, 3, 'l'I'c:IsIII'L'I' 4, Vice- l'rcsitlcIIt 5: Stuilcnt litlVL'l'llllR'lll Rt'lll'L'SL'llf1lllVC 2, .ll Vice'-l'I'L-sitlc-IIt Stutlcnt llmly 4g l.,l'CSlKlL'lll ,luniur Class 43 l'I'csielc-nt Se-nim' Cliiss 5: Bzinel l, 2, .l. 4: All-Star Buncl 3: Nlzirslml l, 3. Chief llarslizil 3, 4: llzisebnll 3, 43 ,luniur Bzxselvzill 1. 23 lfuutlzzill 4, 53 hlunim' FOOt- ball l, 2, .lp Sc-nim' Stnrc Alilllillllfi' 55 Senior Superlii- tive llc-st txll-l'H1lll4l 5: 3lzII'ioIIette Club lg Carnival Cmmnittve .l, 43 Alulllblllillll ClIIb 43 Rt'lll't'SL'llliillVt' to State Stuflent Cuuncil Congress 23 Stunt Night .lg ,lilIIiOI'-St-IIIOI' PYIJHI Cmmniiittct- .lg lNluIIit4Ir l, 23 Victory Corps 5. ROBERT E. LEE LAMM 'lROl!l'1R'l'N Art Club lg Bzinrl Club Z3 Cunmicrcizil Club 3. 43 llxinil 3, 4, 5. JAMES FRANKLIN LANE JIM MY Bzinrl l, 1. 3, 4, S3 Stutlent Cuuncil 2, .lg llmnc Rumn l'resiflc-nt 3, 4, Rt-purtcr Sq litlitorinl Stall COLOON S: Victory Corps 53 D. U. Club 53 IJI':nnzitics Club 4: l'l1utogI'zIplIy Club 13 Mtmitm' 2, 3g Srniur Sturt' 5: CzIrniv:Il Cmnnmittee 43 All-State Hzinll 43 Vice-l'resi1leIIt Spurtcrs Club 5. IVA GERTRUDE LEWIS til-:R'IRL'ImI1 Creative XVriting Club 3, 43 Victory Ctirps 33 lntrzi- murzil Bzislcetball .23 l :Ix'm's Ctmnnittuc l'l'U!l1 S. MARJIE ANNE LITTLE hAlARjIl-.ll Home Room Progrzini Cllillflllilll 2. 3, 4, St-Crc-tziry 33 fllfce Club 13 Juiiim'-Seiiiui' Pl'OI1'l Cununitteu 2, J. 4: cl2il'lllVIll Committee' 3. 4, 53 Stuilsnt Council Rcprc' SL'IllZlllVt' 41 Spanish Club 43 Stzite lirzimzitics Cunt:-st 43 Ifl1dl.0f1V'lIH1 Stzitl S3 lirztmatics Club 4, l,l'UHl'1ll11 Chznrman 53 Klzijorettc Club lg Nlziy Day lg lllll'2HllllI'2ll Basketball 2: Stunt Night: l.:Ist VVill :nnl 'llt'SIZllI1t'Ill S. MARGARET JOY MACDONALD A'-Im ' Roosevelt ,lunior lligh, 7tlI, Sth, 9tlI ggrzulcsg llrzimzitics ClIIb l, 25 Chess Club: Ruckfurcl High Sclnml, lllth graslc-3 French Club: Tru-Y: Chzinpziin lligli Scluml, llth grzulc: French Clnbg l.llIl'H.l'y Clubg l.ibrzIry Stzitt. CATHERINE WEEKS MATHIS CA'I'IIiiRINE Art Club lg Majorettc- Club 21 Drzinizitics ClIIb 43 Spanish Club 4g Victory Corps 53 Carnivril Ctlllllllllltw' 33 filer: Club 55 SecI'et:n'y Home RnOm 4. JOSEPH P. MCGEADY Spanish Club 4-lUVictOry Corps 5. WALTER CLIFFORD MORGAN uLlI.lCKU Monogram Club 45 Junior Baseball .lg Glee Cll1ll 51 Junior Football 2: Varsity Fnotbzill 3, 4, S: Home Room Pre-sirlent 43 Truck 3: Varsity Basketball 4, 5: Alimiur Basketball 35 Serge-:IIIt Victury Corps 55 Song.: l.CilllCI' ,ig Sports Eclitur Rtllil'Ull!'t1lll 53 Cniteil States Ariny. OTS VH' 'K' N kb lluqv Fl.f.It't'l7 Y., 1 3 A 0 ' ' Qxwx ' .f . 'Mg , 4 1 Seniors 90 XM SANI MORRILL S.xMMx ' Yictnry K'rn'1ws l'cu'pm'1xl 53 lligll Sclmul Bzmfl l, 2, ' 2 1 sl 33 SpzmiSh Vlulm 43 Biology' Vlulv J I . 3 iwxcnl l-llucz1tim1 Clulr l. JEAN BOYETTE MOSS HJIAANH C'itizcnSl1ip l'lull 43 Scc1'Qtzu'y Hume Rmnn 3, 43 Yictury for AS 53 Xluuitm' 53 llul1l1y lflul: 2. 33 lVJtCHI'fll- l Jl'I'llTllllL'C' J111umA-Sn-xnuu' l,ru1u 33 llrzuuzltics Flulr. Q I 2 'fwwf Q, MARGER3 BELL NEWSQME fXl.xkm:1-'RV' AVIS illlll Vrzlfts fllulm 13 fllev fllulr 23 llrzmlzllics 2' llull .lp l't'l'5Ull2lllly Vlulr 43 Yictury iN1ll'IlS 5. -quam. Page Szxleen JAMES THOMAS Nou HJ. T. Yurcitv Fuutlmll 4, 53 lluuim' Fmltlmll 2, 33 Hume Ruum l'l'cSillcut 3, 43 Air Brzulclm, Victory Corps 55 l'rc-Sieluut Sp:u1iSl1 Clulm 4. FRANCES HINNANT PETREE FkANu1S files Vlulm 53 Dranmtics Clulv 53 Art Club 23 Per- malitv Iflulm 43 f':u'niv:1l Queen Uourt 43 Curmval QllCCU'5Q Drum Alll-lOl'CftC' 3. 4, 53 Senior Sllperlzltive -- Best l.l1lJlKll'IA1Jf 53 Vlnss Ilistnry llnnnmittem- 53 llajorctte Vlulx 7 WINIFRED BARNES PETTY UVVINNII-3 Ilwlllw Clulm 13 lJI'Zll1lZlflCS lllulr 2, 5: Xvritillg lllulm 3, 43 filet' Qllllll lg Victory f'm'pS 33 ljt'CUl'ZltlIl1.I Com- mittee llluim'-Senior Prnm 33 fu-limlitum' Rzzfliugfrum S3 Sccretzuy' llmne Ronin 3. MILDRED LOUISE PITTMAN HAIILIJRIQIJH llnmw Ecuumuics Cllulm l, 33 Nlgijurette Cluln 23 lutra- u'al Banskctlulll .21 l'4'rSm1:1lity Vlul: 43 Victory Corps 5. EDMUND WADDILL PORTER liux1I'N1l Ilzmll 4, S3 l'ilizsuSl1ip Vlull 43 l'l1utugrznpl1y' Ulull 7 l, lg Victory C'en'1uS 51 Yicc-IH-e-Sillsxxt llumc Rmuu -. lVll5RRION EDWARD POYTI-IRESS S1mR1Y Biulngy Flulp l3 l'llysiC11l l':llllC2lllUIl Vlull I. .53 ll. U. Vlulr 4, 5. MARTHA LOUISE RAUSCH '4Al.XR'l'YH Vlevclzmll llsiglmts, Uhiu, iu Septeu1l1cr, 1942, Mcuulmum uf Hzmzl. lJ1':m1zltiCs flllvllli, Yictrwy l'mn'pS, mul Girls' lizwkctllxlll . 'll!'IllISlt'l'l'L'fl frmu lllCVk'll1ll4l llcighls llig.3l1 Scluml, Seniors FRANCES MANNING REEDY URICIZIDYH Secrctai'y-Ti'eIisiirer Home Room 1, l'rograni Chair- man 43 Vice-President Civics Class 13 Band Majorette 2, 3, 4. 53 Dramatics Club 2, 43 ,luuior-Senior Banquet Prograni Z3 Junior-Senior Carnival Committee 3: l'ro- gram Chairni:uI Honor Citizenship Club .31 Basketball 4. 53 Xice-Presirlent IJ, O. Class h. DOROTHY RICRS DORO'I'1IYV Student Council 31 Iiramatics Club 51 lilee Club 53 Personality Club 43 Nlajorettc Club 1: Home Room Program Chairman 33 Prom Committee Z3 Carnival Committee 33 CzIi'niv:Il Queen Court 4. ALBERT SALEEBY UAXI.H1iR'l'V jlunior Baseball .23 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, 53 Citizen- ship Club .33 President Sporters Club 53 Sergeant X ic- tory Corps 5. WILLIAM ARTHUR SHORT HBILLH Junior Football 1, 23 Monogram Club 1. 2: Vice- Presiclent Class 23 '1'ransferred from Farniville. Va.. High School 23 Junior Red Cross Council 43 Band Club 33 Band 2. 3, 4, 5: Spanish Club 43 Home Room Officer 3, 4. Reporter 4: .lunior-Senior Prom Commit- tee 43 Editor-in-Chief Cocoon 53 All-State Band 43 Senior Superlative-4-NVittiest 53 Victory Corps 53 Senior Store 53 Sporters Club 5. WILLIAM WILEY SIMMS L-Bl1.I.X . Stamp Club 13 Bicycle Club 23 Science Club 3: D. 0. Club 5. FRANK RAY SMILEY UGRINH Biology Club 13 Physical Education Club 2. .13 -lunior Baseball 23 Junior-Senior Banquet l'rog.fran1 Committee 33 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 ll. U. Club 4. S, l'resiIlcnt 5. ROBERT ESTES TAYLOR HIQFDH Band 1, 2, 3,743 Spxinisli Club 43 Sergeant Victory Corps 53 Band Club 3. T. P. THOMAS, JR. AUFIZIJDYN Band 1. Z, 3, 4. S3 Citizenship Club 5. JAMES DANIEL THORNE --J. Ia. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 53 President Home Room J. Vice-President 33 Vice-President Student Council .13 President Agriculture Club 33 President VVilson and VVayne County Agriculture FC'1lC'l'll11UllQ Rlonograni Club 4. 53 Victory Corps 4: Baseball 4. 53 Football 5, BETTY RUTH TOMLINSON t'BE'I l'Y RI rII Honor Citizenship Club 3. 4. 53 Dramatics Club 13 Cilee Club 33 Victory Corps 53 Business Stat? Rarliayriim 53 Intramural Basketball 23 Home Room President 1, 23 Decorating Committee Junior-Senior 'Prom 4: Food Committee Senior Prom 43 Fortune Telling Com- mittee Carnival 43 Flower and Color Committee Senior Class 53 Board of Directors Citizenship Club 4, 5 inner' 7,1 seq... is T' uqu .Svueritet-rv Seniors Sf '17 S --4 'wt -'sf J.. 'Jak' 'Gb C A Qi- -'War L- I I? WI..- , 3 i f , alt' If1'I1lIII'I'l7 fi 1 REBECCA WINSTIEAD TURNE T'l'1'r't ' R llrziniritivs Club 33 Citizenship Club 33 llnmc Rtmni Ullicc-I' l. 2. 33 Xl:II'innc'ttL' Club lg lli-Cnwltitig Cmn mittee -lllllltll'-Svllllil' Prmn 3, 43 lllfl'Ill1llll'1ll Bziska-llmll ' ' ' ' Y ll 5K IllUl' Siipcrlzitivc KIDS! lnpulzu' 5. HALLY BRUCE TYSON A'BRl'C'l'.H llzisc-lmll 3: Ilziskctbnll 33 Spzuiisb Club 4, BLANCHE LENNES VAN SLYKE l.I5NNI-LS 7 l'l1ySiczil liiliicntiun Club l3 SCHJIICC Club ,, 33 Baskct ball 3, 43 tllcc Club 3. 43 Yii-lmw' Curtis S3 llusinuSS Stull' lI'I1Il1'uIH'um 5. ' MARY GAYNIQLL WALLACE A'Al.tlll-il. llmm- ltr. l lub lg l liysicnl l'.illIL':IlInII l lub 33 Lunch Rnmn 53 l.llll'ill'y S 3 lizlskellmll 3, 4, 53 Yictury Corps - 1 4 1 V V ' lla! l J: lill'lllYIll iunitnittec 33 fi. A, A. J: Slay Svtiim' Silprrlzltivc 53 Stutly Club 2. MARY FRANCES WALTON UAIARY FRAxrI:S Crm-zitivc bVl'ltiIl,S.Z Club 43 Victory Curb!-4 5: Council 33 Intiuunurzil llziwketball 23 Arts :uifl Club lg Fzivurs Cmninittcc l'rInn 3. CLEORA REID WELLS URI-.lllll Ilume Rmmi Pm-siclcnt 2: Stump Club 23 Club 43 If'lIIfZ'UjH't1HI Rc-1mi'tcr 3, 43 Carnival CO 33 llccurzitizug Cnmmittcc jiiiiun'-Sciiini' Prom Yictnry Cnrps 5. JACK HUTCHINS WHITE 'lAL'Ku Student Cr:If'tS Spanish ITIYIIITYCL 3, 4 llnmc' Ronin Siiperlzitive 2, 33 SeCI'r:tzII'y Slltbffefs Club 5: 'l'cnniS Team 3, 4, Captain 43 Blue anal llultl PliljlIl1ll'CC'l'5 5: Allyn-rtisiiig Nlziiizigc-I' Sliltt' Cllltllllllllll -.llljn Pniullrltll J. TILTON LEE WILCOX 'I'I-QI-ima Nature Club 13 Science Club Z, 4: l,l'6SltlCll1 Chem- istry Club 33 Lust VVill and Tcstzunsnt Comm Curporzil Yictfxry Corps 5. WARREN VAUGHAN WOODARD, XVARREN l'l1ySic:Il Education Club Z3 Science Club 33 -.hip Club 43 Deliziting Club 53 Junior Football lg Fnntliztll 4, 53 Varsity Buskctlirill 4, 5: Se-rgeztnt Curps 5. CHARLIE THOMAS ZRAKAS CIIARI.II: ittee 53 JR. Citizen- Varsity YiCtOry llraniatics Club 53 Mnnograin Club -lg Jlinim' Fmt- bzill 33 Yzirsity Football 4, 53 Baseball 4. 5. NO PICTURES JOSEPH EDWARD DOWNINC. MARY ELLEN HASTINGS WADE HAMPTON LAMM MILTON WICR HUDSON WILLIAM AYCOCK WIGGINS EVELYN HOPE WINBOURNE THAD NARRON The Closs History of 1943 As we look back into the past six years to the fall of I937, we see our class as a radiant, open rose, unfolding its petals in order to acquire a broader educa- tion. We were like tiny blushing buds, so timid as we awkwardly tried to find our way around the halls of Charles L. Coon High. Even though we were seventh graders-the largest seventh grade in the history of the school-we began showing much interest in entering into all school activities. We even had representatives in the student council. Thus, the Hrst petal of our rose wilted and softly floated to the ground. In the fall of l938 we had become full-fledged high school students, con- sequently taking a greater part in the curriculum of the school. Our boys were becoming skillful in woodwork, for manual training was introduced. The girls, too, were becoming clever in handiwork, as home economics branched out and became a required subject. We excitedly looked on as our older friends took part in the Junior-Senior banquet. With the experience of eighth graders, our second petal fell slowly out of sight. When we became silly sophs in 1939, we had to adjust ourselves to the loss of our capable principal, Mr. S. G. Chappell. However, his place was ably filled by Mr. Zeb B. Vance. Examinations were introduced as a part of our high school curriculum. Physical education was offered to everyone in the school for the first time. Many of us entertained at the Junior-Senior prom. Three petals had wilted into the past, and we now rapidly moved along under the successful leadership of Mr. J. M. Hough. Our hopes were fulfilled when we organized the Honor Citizenship Club and elected our own class officers. We also sponsored the first Junior Carnival. As another petal died, leaving a place for a new one to blossom forth, we became Juniors. As Juniors, we accomplished our dreams of having an annual, the first in twelve years. The second carnival, reigned over by Miss Merrie Christmas, and stunt night helped to provide funds for the annual. We also took a big step in pledging ourselves to the Red Cross and the defense program. Some of our classmates graduated at the end of this year, since they had 16 units, but we remained to take the twelfth grade. Having accomplished much in our Junior year, we proudly became DigniHed Seniors. During this last year, we saw many of our school chums and teachers join all branches of the armed forces. Everyone plunged headlong into the defense program by entering into the scrap drive, the tin-can drive, and the organization of the Victory Corps. This year's carnival was very successful. The members of the school entered whole-heartedly into the buying of War Stamps and Bonds, and purchased enough to buy a jeep for our armed forces. As our last petal has fallen, our high school career is ended. The fragrance of that rose will linger in our hearts forever. Many times it has wavered in the strong winds, but has never been uprooted. Although this rose has faded into the past, others will blossom forth in future years, and no other rose will ever seem so sweet to us. To the members of the faculty and the friends who have enriched our lives and made our rose glow more brightly, we leave our fondest wishes for the future. Truly, our high school career is at its end: but in our minds it shall linger always. FRANCi2s Pirrmsii, GLYNN HIGH, Iltllli' N1if7t'Im'l7 MW lm . 1 I 'Y ' M, .sl C lIlfL'l7.X Mm! Depumluhlv Bm! Slumlvnrs lies! Luohzng CILYNN HIMII SARAH HAIQRI-I I. CffI.l'S'l'lf GOl.l3 f5RANCfl:S PE'lARl5I Bl'R'l f1HLl'I Il BOBBY Ivlzvw' I'fw1 BlS5l,1'l ll' liR1Cl5lll.'l'ON KITTYE IIARMIER W, Wittiest Most Popular Mos! Talented Most Athlelzi' B1-sl All-mum! BILL SHORT CARL HACKNEY MARY HUNTER HACKNEY GRACE HOLLIDAY NANCY CLARK GAYNELL WALLACE PEGGY TURNER DON DEMPSEY GEORGE CLARK BQBPA' KIRKLANID Lost Will ond Testament We, of the graduating class of 19424, being of healthy bodies and relatively sound minds, realize that the day of all days has come. The time is drawing near when we must leave our friends and teachersewhen we will no longer promenade through the halls of Charles L. Coon as students. Concerning the aforesaid facts and also the fact that we are liberally endowed with innum- erable assets, we do hereby ordain and declare this to he our Last Will and Testament. First. to our beloved Alma Mater we leave our sincer- est thanks for the happiest years of our lives, and our assurance that she will never be forgotten by us. To Mr. Hough, who has been so conscientious in lend- ing us a helping hand. our gratitude for bringing 'us through thick and thin. Our sincere and heartfelt appreciation to the faculty for their unfailing guidance and never-ending patience with our wilful waste of time and slow procedure along the road to knowledge. To the juniors we leave our memories of days when the senior class possessed a rare and hard-to-get item-H a man. To the sophomores we bequeath our now-complete knowledge of Everything to carry them through the years ahead. To the incoming freshmen we will our self-confidence and family pride, and our knowledge of how to find one's way around in this place. To our mascots we leave a one-way ticket to happiness. Charlotte Anderson leaves her small waistline to any student over 185 pounds. Margaret Barnes desires that her sweet vampish ways be given to Helen Anthony. Christine Barnes leaves her formula for lo-o-o-ong ro- mances to Elizabeth Graves. Paul Bissette leaves his interest in suffering humanity to that demon scientist, Jimmy Martin. Ernest Bradly leaves his position as soda jerker at Wimpy's to Jay Clark. Eleanor Cannon leaves her pull with the soldier boys and her mail from Hawaii to Frances Brantley. Bobby Clark leaves his friendliness and bashful smile to Bennett Flowers. Nancy Clark beilueaths her love for Flowers lget it'?l to Evelyn Tudor. George Clark and Buck Davis leave their all-state trip to Charlotte to whoever is left on the team next year. Marjorie Crisp leaves her poetic ability to Donna Horton. Teence Davis leaves her hair to Mr. Bates. Don Dempsey leaves all excess wind to Eddie Rabil. Bobby Dew leaves the car to Julia. Nancy Dickens leaves her outstanding ability to play a piano to Connor Vick. Dorothy Dillon and Gertrude Lewis will their library work and their love for Miss Ashton to the Buchanan sisters. Eleanor Dixon leaves her curly hair to Toby Moss. Joe Downing leaves his face that prompted the pow- dering of a thousand noses to Bobby Brooks. Jimmy Ellis leaves his city-slicker clothes and his charge account at Howard Adkins to Harvey Jones. Valentine Evans and Mary Ellen Hastings leave their cheerful cooperation and dependability to Lee Gliarmis. Frank Farmer's swanky haircuts go to Joe Muscles Chesson. Kittye Farmer leaves her pretty, dark lipstick to Dor- othy Woodard. Wilbrey Flowers bequeaths his manly qualitiesemost of 'em. anyway-to Alton Woodard. To all the girls, Eric Felton leaves just a memory of himself to inspire them. To C. J. Glover, Floogie Fulghum reluctantly leaves his toothpaste ad smile to dazzle all the girls. Earl Gay's ability to play a trombone goes to Joe Cagle. Jr. Burt Gillette leaves his nonchalant stride to Charlie Ellis. Celeste Gold wills her school girl complexion to Annie Mae Dickerson. Virginia Ann Gunn wills to Val Bi'ooks her lamp that burns the midnight oil. Carl Hackney leaves his swell job of cheer leading to Jim Blount. His freckles he leaves to Mary Glen Slater. Mary Hunter Hackney leaves her place in Underwood's heart to Jimmy Cannon and all future students. Betty Ham has no desire to leave her memories of Troy, N. C., and Georgia, to anyone. Sarah Harrell leaves her vogue look to Jean Lester. Bobby Harris leaves his bow ties and cueball haircuts to Bud Ruffin. Floyd Hawkins wills his super-salesmanship to Bar- bara Jeffries. Glynn High wants Brother Ed to have whatever height, if any, she may have gained. Grace Holliday's dry wit is hereby the property of Alma Moore. Keep 'em smilin'l Buddy Horne leaves his fond memories of the Golds- boro air base and his zoot coats to Clyde Sullivan. Elsie Mae Barefoot, that quiet, neat Senior, leaves her well-modulated voice to Buster Bullington. Bobby Kirkland leaves his knowledge to Little Kirk. Robert Lamm donates his hair-oil formula to a good cause-Roland Grady. Wade Lamm leaves his height to Ed Morton. Jimmy Lane leaves his place on the tennis team open for John Webb. Marjie Little leaves her dramatic ability to Betsy Dempsey, and her heart to Bobby Townsend. Catherine Mathis leaves her line that gets-the-out-oh town-man to Doris Mattox. Helen Millinder leaves her ability to sing to Jerry Watkins. Click Morgan's muscles go to Jerry Morris. Sam Morrill leaves his duck-hunting ability to George Meeks. Jean Moss gratuitiously leaves her Ford to anyone who can get tires and an A card. Joe McGeady sadly parts with his brilliant but unused brain, leaving it to Gene Lamm. H. F. Kelly cheerfully donates his excess avoirdupois to Alpha Jones. Joy McDonald gives her brogue to all us Suth'n gals. Thad Narron leaves his curly brown hair to all the would-be blonds around here. J. T. Noe leaves his fondness for Bugs Bunny to all who patronize the double feature. Frances Petree leaves a tube of that lipstick that stays on so well to Helen Harris. Winifred Petty leaves her place on the Radiogram staff to Daisy Driver, star reporter for the 4-H club. Mildred Pittman and Margerie Newsome leave their typing skill to next year's office girls. Edmund Porter leaves his deep bass voice to Russell Thompson. Ed Poythress wills his love of D.O. to Bob Overman. Martha Rausch leaves her sparkling brown eyes to add to the charm of Sara Lucas. Maria Hicks leaves her prim smile to Betty Jeffries. Frances Reedy leaves her driving ability to the brave who dare to use it. Dorothy Ricks wills her haunting blue eyes to any girl who wants to collect masculine hearts. Albert Saleeby relinquishes his gift of gab to Mac Sharpe Griffin. Our sympathies to the teachers. Bill Short bequeaths his ready wit and helpful sug- gestions to David Green. Frank Smiley donates his friendly smile and his red hair and freckles to Theresa McGeady. Billy Simms leaves his sense of humor to Rosemond Murad. Bob Taylor leaves his well-worn map of Rocky Mount and some of his best numbers to Sid Barnes. Teddy Thomas leaves his knowledge of algebra to Jack Townsend. Betty Ruth Tomlinson leaves her place in the Citi- zenship Club to all future members. Peggy Turner's ability to be just herself goes to Joyce Beamon. Bruce Tyson leaves his smile to Roy Ramsey. To Peggy Woodard goes Lennes Van Slyke's ability to love 'em and leave 'em. Jim Thorne leaves his position on the baseball team to Billy Nowell. Gaynell Wallace leaves her ability to get along with Miss Dickson to Mildred Lamm. Mary Frances Walton leaves her pleasing smile and any left-over units to the junior class in general. Reid Wells leaves her love for the Air Corps to all the patriotic girls. Jack White and Jimmy Fulghum will their Hair for publicity to the Overman brothers, Jack and Horace. Bill Wiggins leaves his athletic powess to Wade Barnes. Tilton Wilcox wills his ability to remain unseen to Julian Barker. Evelyn Winbourne wills her dependability and modest ways to Anne Branch. Warren Woodard leaves his women to Coonie Beland. Charlie Zrakas wills his penmanship to Jim Hayes. We leave Underwood his car in the hope that maybe now he can use it too-someday. Inasmuch as we have lived generous and useful lives and have herewith parted with our worldly treasures. we, the senior class of '43 now go forth into a new life. In witness whereof. we do therefore set our seal this, the first day of June, in the year of Our Lord, 1943. DOROTHY D. EAGLES BURT GILLETTE RUTH H. JOSENDAHL Signed, TILTON WILCOX MARJIE LITTLE Testators Witnessed by: Q 0 f 1. fi! ,sw 'f-J' -Q , ,W ,mil l ' X pc:-: va ' -'--' , ff: y r:-55m - w xwu-4-.,,,, ., . ,, 1 W ,,,,,7M:f W 1-n in, -..A.... -f C 1. N I f A ,A Q... , gpm Q K- . 'N ' ' , 'imp ' ' ,QW -Q v Q ,. M -kk g . g. Apu, x' :AL - . H . -4,lQgtA.,n-.fy ,,,. ' ' f-a 'iw 'sul Tom Allgood Brantley Aycock Tommy Banks Sid Barnes Wade Barnes Wiley Barnes Clayton Beamon Billy Beamon Oakley Beland D. C. Braswell Bobby Brunson Joe Chesson John Dillard Bobby Fagles Charlie Felton Jimmie Fulghum Jack Gillette C. J. Glover Page V1wLL'L'I71lf-fOLl Juniors llth GRADE BDYS Roland Grady David Greene Edward Lee Harrell Hubert Holly William Hughes Hal Hutcherson Harvey Jones Charlie Kelly Jimmy Lamm Si Lawrence Tommy Liles Romeo Markham Thomas Mattox Jerry lVlorriss Douglas Murphy Horace Overman Jack Overman Roland Page Joe Davis Patterson Curtis Pearson J. E. Provo Fred Saleeby William Gray Sasser Jack Smith Will Carr Smith Rupert Stott Pete Taylor Fletcher Teel George Thompson Bobby Townsend Jack Townsend Bruce Tyson Connor Vick John Webb Perry Wheeler .-pl----Q---v ..V d, ,.. V YV- .,,,.-w-.. ..,. -aw A if Helen Anthony Marjorie Ballard Priscilla Batts Betsy Barnes Elsie Barefoot Virginia Barnes Margaret Barnes Helen Barnes Thelma Bradbury Anne Branch Joyce Brewer Alice Brinkley Betty Brannon Frances Bridgers Doris Buchanan May Buchanan Frances Creech Mary Louise Davis Lauradel Davis Frieda Deans Annie May Dickerson Daisy Driver Melba Eason Mary Etheridge Hilda Felton Jean Gardner Kay Gardner J ll n i o I s llth GRADE GIRLS Betsy Jane Glover Frances Godwin Evelyn Golf Elizabeth Graves Mae Sharpe Griffin Virginia Anne Gunn Helen Harris Mary Ellen Hastings Alice Herring Rebecca Herring Mary Helen James Betty Jeffries Zora Johnson Alpha Jones Elizabeth Jones Virginia Jones Edythe Jordan Rita Labaki Mildred Lamm Ernestine Lewis Sarah Lucas Dorothy Mattox Lois Massey Theresa McGeady Mary McGowan Alberta Mercer Helen Miller Lois Mumford g s -A i Jiihi, I xx av AMW. . A ,, YJ, 1 U5 m.Mw mt eff? , fn , , 7 M . Rosamond Murad Marguerite Noe Virginia Parriss Frances Phillips Margaret Pittman Dorothy Quick Hilda Grey Riley Dorothy Rackley Naomi Saulter Norma Scholar Mary Alice Scott Carolyn Shackelford Mary Glen Slater Elsie Smith Patsie Smith Willowdine Smitherman Flossie Speight Jacquelyn Speight Daisy Taylor Dorothea Taylor Audrey Thomas Marie Turner Josie Walton Frances Whitley Mary Ella Whitley Geraldine Williamson Edith Williford Page Twenty - live Joe Anderson William Bailey Boisie Barnes Sam Barnes Troy Barnes Julian Barker Alton Batts Ephraim Bell Mac Bissette Jim Blount Bobby Boswell Donohue Bottoms Charles Boyette Joseph Braswell Bobby Brooks Willie Brown Warren Brooks Joe Cagle James Cannon Jay Clark Jimmy Corbett Earl Corrington Bobby Daniels William Deans Robert Drake Page Twenly-six Sophomores 10th GRADE BOYS Hugh Eatmon Charles Ellis Wilber Etheridge Roy Evans Bennet Elowers Ralph Gardner Lee Gliarmis Mac Gold Dick Gregory Morrison Griffin Charlie Harper Jimmy Hartis Edward High Ollin Hinnant Vernon Hood Jessie Horne John Howell Luther Johnson Charles Joyner Jack Kirkland Randall de Keyser Harry Lamm Ray Lamm V. C. Lanier Charles Liggon Frank McKeel .' A , mf G.. . , ., Banks Mebane Ed Morton Joe Newton Archie Nichols Billy Nowill Kirby Owens T. L. Pearson Winniett Peters Manley Pearce Edgar Price Paul Rausch Harvey Rufhn George Saleeby Horace Stott Morgan Sumner John Turner William Warren Randolph Webb T. L. White Randolph Whitley Tommy Williams Graham Wilkerson Clarence Winstead Cal Woodard Di' 'UW Reba Baker Jacqueline Barnes Lorene Bass Daphne Batts Katie Carey Pauline Garter Magdalene Creech Thelma Davis Betsey Dempsey Pauline Dilda Blanch Driver Betsy Draughn Martha Evans Elaine Frank Mary Ellen Fulghum Lorene Godwin Jonna Faye Hawkins Sophomores lOth GRADE GIRLS Sallie Mae Haynes Dona Horton Mildred Lamm Ruth Lamm Frances Langley Elizabeth Leach Edna Massey Geraldine Mercer Jean Moore Mary Moskos Margaret Nixon Elizabeth Nolley Jeanette Norton Bobbie Owens Margaret Owens Rose Marie Parker Dorothy Pearce Doris Phillips Ethel Pittman Dorothy Pridgen Oretha Pridgen Jean Riley Betsy Schaumn Elsie Smith Jean Strickland Dolly Taylor Edna Taylor Virginia Taylor Dorothy Waters Ida Ruth Webb Miriam Webb Ruth Whalen Hilda Williams Page Twenty-seu Gene Allgood Charles Anthony Billy Barefoot Alvin Barnes Don Barnes James R. Barnes Lester Barnes Howard Barnes Harry Bateman Jack Bazemore Charles Beamon Roland Boyette Tom Boswell Harry Boswell Theodore Bowen Earl Bradbury Val Brooks Ted Bruton Buster Bullington Halloway Burgess Monroe Campbell Sid Clark Deedie Collins David Cooper John Corbett Wiley Corbett Curtis Curlin John Davis Eugene Dilda Harold Dillon Millard Eatmon Randolph Eatmon Page 'liwenly-efglvt Freshmen 9th GRADE BUYS H. E. Elowers John D. Gill Steve Gliarmis Leonard Grifiin Grady Griffin Dick Hackney Bobby Hackney lrvin Hayes Jimmy Hayes Harper Holliday Robert Holland Russell Hodges Rod Hughes James lkner Bobby Johnson Edward Lee Jones Roland Kelly Chris de Keyser James King Gene Lamm Marshall Long Jack Lewis Manuel MacDonald Millard Mantooth James Mathews Bernard Mattox George Meeks Patrick Maillard Billy Miller Milton Moore Tom Moore Robert Moore Vernon Morton James Mumford Rozelle Murray Max Mizzelle Jimmy Newsome Robert Overman Robert Overman Irwin Page Clarence Parsons Robert Pearce Billy Pittman Billy Poole Charles Poythress C, V. Poythress Alton Bridgers Edward Rabil Edwin Raper Mallory Rivenbark Norwood Rivenbark Wade Saleeby Eerebee Shaw Thorp Smith R. A. Stancil James Strickland Harry Steel M. W. Sutton Billy Taylor Sid Turner Douglas Whitley Pete Winbourne Alton Woodard 'ZW A Isabel Anderson Barbara Banks Annie Ruth Bailey Hildred Barnes Collette Bartholomew Connie Bridgers Barbara Ann Boole Catherine Ada Brewer Betty Brewer Mavis Boyette George Buchanon Mildred Bunn Hazel Collier Julia Dew Cilynn Dickens Daisy Dixon Marian Driver Audrey Downing Mabel Ellis Asalie Ellis Nancy Ezell Emily Ruth Felton Marjorie Gardner Helen Grimsley Dorothy Hagan Dorothy Harrell Freshmen 9th GRADE GIRLS Sadie Rae Harrison Ruth Hathaway Marie Hawkins Betty Lou Hodges Elizabeth Holdford Virginia Holloman Mabel Holmes Daisy Howell Barbara Jefferies Lydia James Brownie Jones Juanita Jones Jean Lester Mary E. Llewellyn Joyce Lewis Nancy Lucas Doris Magness Rebecca McGinsey Sally Mintz Elorence Morrill Alma Morton Moore Ethel Moseley Helen Moskos Mary Lou Moss Bettye Newton Doris Jean Page -LS' ' Ethel Parker Bess Parris Marcelle Page Mary Evelyn Raper Margaret Rawlings Rebecca Ross Mildred Ruffin Margaret Sholar Dorothy Snipes Inez Spence Mary Cray Strickland Peggy Swinson Catherine Thomas Sadie Ciray Thomas Elizabeth Tomlinson Evelyn Tudor Margaret Tyson Vivien Walls Sarah Walston Helen Wheeler Esther Whitley Doris Whitley Edith Wiggs Cora Wilcox Sarah Ann Williams Marie Willoughby Page Twenty- nine 3 2. i 'QXHJ f- ,m:M wmW..W,,w, mg,..q,.,,..M4.,,,,, . .HM -, ,..,,.... ' -vwf..-.....,,..,.., ---w-anus... --vw-........ Billy Barnes J. T. Barnes William Bass Billy Benton Carl Bottoms Roland Boyette Alton Brooks Sid Brooks Billy Brown Lonnie Carl Brown J. B. Bryant Monroe Campbell Carl Collie Edward Crowder Booker Cunningham Guy Lee Davis Everette Eatman Glenn Ellis Norwood Faison Billy Farmer Frank Forbes Walter Furlong James Gardner J. E. Harrell James Hathaway Nathan Hawkins Peggy Anderson Catherine Baxter Anderson Lela Ballard Ulelya Barnes Annie Louise Barnes Marcelle Batts Arlene Baumrind Joyce Beaman Frances Brantley Anne Bridgers Margaret Bridgers Dorothy Broadwell Sadie Bunn India Burden Christine Carter Rosa Nell Clark lnza Faye Cooper Gray Deans Culbreth Marjorie Davenport Barbara Davis June Davis Susan Davis Hazel Dawson Ann Deans Lillian Deans Jean Dew Virginia Dickens Evelyn Downing Grace Edwards Josephine Elmore Sub-Freshmen 8th GRADE BOYS Carl Graham Hayes Charles Hayes, Jr. Ernest Hayes Clyde Henley Rudolph Hinnant Luke Johnson William Henry Johnson Sanford Johnson Dickie Johnston Jessie Joyner Joe Joyner Isaac Kirby l.. C. l.uder Troy Malpass Eugene Millard Wade Moore George Moskos James D. Morgan Howell C. Moss Elbert Moye James Newton Nick Noulles James Alvin Page William Provo Lee Roy Ramsey Karl Rausch 8th GRADE GIRIS Ella Ethridge Joyce Farmer Alma Fields Grace Flowers Jean Gardner Nancy Griflan Mildred Horne l,o ene Hawley Peggy Hayes Peggy High Jeanette Hinnant Marjorie Holloman Patricia Holmquist Rose Maria Humphrey Beverly Johnson Nancy Johnson Nannie Bell Jordan Susan Joyner Sarah Karnes Elizabeth Kelly Dorothy King Elsie Raye Lewis Jennie Vee Lewis Peggy Mason Annie Pearl Meacombs Ruby Lea McLean Lydia Joyce Norton Evelyn Page Racheal Page Donald Riley Franklin Saulter Roy Shelay Robert Shipps Jimmy Smith Spurgeon Speight George Spirtos Wesley Starling Clyde Sullivan Robert Swearingen Sidney Switzer Fred Till Russell Thompson William Vick Jerry Watkins Wayne Wheeler Emmett White William Vklhitfield Alvin Williams Marvin Winstead Frank Wilson James Wilson James Womble Henry Blythe Woodard Billy Wray Jimmy Zrakas Romana Partridge Gwen Perry lirances Pittman Hilda Poole Colleen Powell Mary Price Betty Lue Riley Rebecca Riley Louise Shingleton Dorothy Gray Smith Sarah Smith Betty Spencer Laurelle Stallings Eloise Stancil Maggie Strickland Anne Sumner Barbara Taylor Rebecca Taylor Verde Tedder Annie Lois Waller Betty Joyce Wheeler Joyce Whellis Sue Whitehead Mary Whitley Lillian Williams Iva Leach Winstead Margaret Winstead Mary Anne Winstead Peggy Woodard Wilma Gray Woodard Page Thiriyf one A C T I V I T I E S RN , . I f .Z N40-Q f , , ,W- klfy ,. X, WW ff Nha. CCDCGQN STAFF may px WP'- 'fbi EDITORIAI, .IOIIN I7JL'Il'IIUN GII.I.I:'I IIIf KA'l'III2RlNIi CIARIJXNIU IIARINIIER IVIARY I-IUN'II:Il I'IAffKNIfY WII.I.lAlN1 ARIIIUR SIIORVI' VIIQCIINIA MARIA HICKS Edltor .IAINII55 I3RANKI.IN IJXNI5 IXIANNIIQ SUE CLARK GIEORGIE PIIILIQIVION CLARK. .IR Pugv 'lihzrtuffmzr CGCCDCDN STAFF khx-siP ' 1' 'iv BUSINESS ROBIERT EIUWAIQD DIEW BITIUISY RUIII rISUN'II.INSUN SARAH IXIORFLPIQI HARRIQLI. PAUI. BRANCII BISSIi'I ISI3. JR. CIfI.IfS'IIIi C3OI.I7 M urmger CARI- RICHARDSON I-IACKNIIW I ' VIRGINIA ANNIE GUNN lltlt' 'fSl7I'rlL1'fIL'I BOBBY CLARK CARL HACKNEY NANCY CLARK BURT GILLETTPE President Vice- President Secretary Treasurer STUDENT CCDUNCIL Second row: Sally Mintz, Glynn High, Ada Katherine Brewer, Jack Town- send, Winnette Peters, Charles Anthony, Charlie Joyner, Don Barnes, John Corbett. Third row: Marie Turner, Mary Helen James, Billy Beamon, Manny Ful- ghum, George Davis, Bill Lucas, Will Warren. J. T. Underwood, Bobby Dew, Fred Saleeby, Ward Barnes. Page Thirly-six SENICDR HGNQR CITIZENSHIP CLUB JUNIGR HGNCDR CITIZENSI-HP CLUB rv-I K' ,, ' W snuff NATIQNAL HCDNGR SGCIETY GEOROIQ CLARI4 PAUL BIssI5'I I'I5 NANCY CLARK CIQLESTIE GOLD SARAH HARRELL KITTYE FARMER BOBBY KIRKLANO MARIA HICKS BOBBY DEW CHARLOTTE ANDERSON BETTY RUTH TOMLINSON VIRGINIA GUNN MARX' HUNTER HACKNEY Page 'I'hiz'fy-ciglvz SENICDR STQRE S a 2, L WLM gn at RADICDGRAM STAFF ,if Pagv Thirty-nim DRAMATICS CLUB DEBATING CLUB KNITTING CLUB FIRST AID CLUB AERCDNAUTICS CLUB 0 'fi HQME NURSING CLUB GIRLS' VICTCDRY CQRPS SMITH , 'uf' 1 we A--3 , - ' . . GIRLS' VICTQRY CCDRPS HENDRICKS BUYS' VICTCDRY CGRPS BUYS' VICTCDRY CCDRPS BUYS' VICTCDRY CORPS BOYS' VICTCDRY CCDRPS DIVERSIHHD GCCQIPPCICNS CLASS qi ar.- 0 Q i M-.m..............,.. ...-,,,,a,, - ee, ,M l ' i i f f - N 151-rin! row: Bob Overman. Bobby Harris. lloyd Hawkins. lirances Reedy, Doris Page, Billy Simms. James Jordan. Bath: Harvey Murphy, Ci, S, Will.ird, Dan Griffin. l.ee l5ulforcl. Frank Smiley, lid Poythress, Jimmy lane. OFFICERS FRANK SMILEY , A ,.l,,,, , President FRANCES REEDY , Vice-President BOBBY HARRIS i ,Secretary-Treasurer JIMMY LANE , , . Reporter The 1942-43 Diversified Occupations Class, although smaller than usual. has upheld the tradition established by the preceding classes. In addition to helping relieve the local manpower shortage, they have purchased war stamps regularly and have found time to collect 3,800 pounds of scrap metals. The 1942-43 class is proud of the record being made by former diversified occupations students now in every branch of the Armed Service and in War industries. To these student they say: Thanks a lot. Keep up the good work. Page Forlq-six '33 N, v Q, . X. Cl .FE Cl ,UB R. A. EI.I.liR. Director First row: Peggy Mason. Oretha Pridgen, Hilda Poole, Cirace Flowers, Frances Langley, Ethel Pittman, lda Ruth Webb, Mildred Bunn, Frances Brantly. Doris Whitley, Daisy Taylor. Second row: Elsie Mae Barefoot, Sadie Thomas, Hilda Felton, Evelyn Golf, Martha Evans, Mildred Lamm, Jean Moore, Margaret Nixon, Nancy Griffin, Laurelle Stallings, Sarah Karnes. Third row: Rose Marie Humphrey, Reba Rose. Eleanor Dixon, Frances Petree, Catherine Mathis, Jean Riley. Mary Moskos, Jean Strickland. Betsy Dempsey, Reba Baker, Nancy Clark, Mr. Eller. S Fourth row: Tommy Liles, Joe Braswell. John Howell, Douglas Murphy. Chas. Kelly, Cieorge Thompson, Chas. Mcl,aughin, Alton Plridgen, Click Morgan, Ed Morton, Ollin Hinnant. Page Forlu-s 7 WH- vvr. i'T ..,. V , -.,-....-5, ,Y was ,1 . ,-,, ,, H 12? 'A .btw , ,gr-fp WM..- .Z - J 'Jew , :fa 4 is THE SENIDR BAND FRANK FARMER Drum Nldftif R. A. El.1.ifR . . . Director Mujorel tes ELEANOR CANNON CISLESTE GOLD FRANCES PETREE ALPHA JONES KITTYE FARMER FRANCES REEDY BAND MEMBERS First row: Banks Mebane, cornet: Will Warren, cornet: Julian Barker, cornet: Mary Ellen Eulghum. clarinet: Dorothy Woodard, clarinet: Peggy Swinson, clarinet: Martha Rausch, clarinet: Val Brooks, clarinet. Second row: Tommy Williamson, cornet: Bill Ezzell, cornet: J. L. White. drum: James Hathway, horn: Helen Miller, sax: Robt. Drake, sax: Joe Chesson, sax: Archie Webb, flute: Charles Boyette, clarinet: Bill Short, clarinet: Curtis Pearson, clarinet: Don Barnes, clarinet. Third row: Charles Kelly. cornet: Connor Vick, bass horn: Bernard Mattox, baritone horn: Jack Kirkland, baritone horn: Paul Rausch, baritone horn: Jimmy Martin, clarinet: Mannie MacDonald, clarinet: William Warren, clarinet: Roland Page, clarinet: John Webb, clarinet: Don Dempsey, cornet: Jimmy Lane, bass drum: Halloway Burgess, Hag bearer. Fourth row: Mickey Ciartrell, bass horn: Edmund Porter, drum: Earl Car- rington, drum: Rupert Stott, horn: J. L. Pearson. horn: T. P. Thomas, bass horn: Bobby Taylor, trombone: Sammy Morrill, trombone: Bobby Dew, trombone: Earl Cway. trombone: Joe Cagel, trombone: Bill Bailey, bass horn. l'u.1e l7Orltffe1'ql7l 1+-I -- X . 1 1 --Y, , N .X . A vc, . ...,,... - W , ' L W. Tl-IE JUNIGR BAND R. A. ELLER, Direclor First row: Miley High, M. W, Sutton, Roy Evans, Dave Batts, Berkley Carwile, Bobby King, Gene Allgood, Sid Brooks, Bob Swearinger. George Spirtos, H. F. Flowers, Joyce Lewis, Judith Katzin, Anne Deans, Annie Ruth Bailey, Jeanette Norton, Osalie Ellis, Beverly Johnson, Mr. R. A. Eller. Second row: Fred Till, Walter Furlong, Billie Barefoot, Halloway Burges. Bobby Johnson, Wick Hudson. Clyde Sullivan, Walter Horne, Gene Lamm, Douglas Driver, Joe Joyner, Jerry Watkins, Wade Moore, Arlene Baumrind, Alma Fields, Romona Parthridge. Third row: D. G Braswell, Jimmy Zrakas, Billy Barnes, Manley Pierce, Jessie Joyner, Robert Holland, lsaac Kirby, Alton Batts, Lee Gliarmis, Ollin Hinnant, Billy Farmer, Sidney Switzer, Henry Lee Lewis, 'Rudolph Hinnant. Roy Ramsey. Pug? fwnrltf-17 We L , Z .X L ,M A x ffl.. f 7 . I W ' fv -x.'w..'v'. -x'1.'x.-1.1.-x.-n 1.1. ...- iil in 1 Hefvfz Y Uawg Cam HHCKNEV f77HRm HICKS fuck iiwi Ham Laces WILBREV Howffef - Em Faro N CO ' CHPTHINS EIL AMGGIUS 07012 T00 Nun- ' N ,Q , f . 3 fum GILLETTE 5 3 1 IJ 7-I-IORNE A V 1, ,'- '.,! Geakce C' LHRK If ' D' 1. A , Qi ,, ' , ff Q an V' ? f3AAw1:n, 508591 Cumx Jfm Ezawfv MHNNY Fuwxfum Kowv IORKLHNU .ug !Vmvcw C mmf Conan GDEN 5 il! Qlr .JIM BL-OUXVT ELIZHEETH Gfznues Lmmy Lnmm 62-:kr Afszuzffvs Footboll Toom . afiv George Clark. who was selected as fullback on the second team by the Greensboro Daily News. He was also selected as the most valuable player on his team by his team mates and was awarded a trophy by Mr. Roy Champion. George Buck Davis, who was selected as tackle on the third team of all slate by the Greensboro Daily News and first team by the Charlotte News. Bobby Clark, who received honorable mention by Greensboro Daily News as an all-state end. Bill Wiggins, cyclone guard. who was named on the Greensboro Daily News all-state team and whose picture appeared in the Sunday issue of December 6. Frrml row: Tommy l.yles. Henry Davis. Bobby Clark, .lack Gillette. XVade Barnes, .lack Overman. Okley Beland. Bobby Kirkland, Bobby Harris. Joe Downing. James Cannon, Mgr. Second row: J. D. Thorne, Billy Beamon, Burt Gillette, Roland Page, George Clark. Don Dempsey. J. T. Noe, Charles Zrakas. Harvey Jones. Brantley Aycock. Third row: Buck Davis, Bobby Brooks, William Wiggins. Bill Lucas. Eric Felton, Wilbrey Flowers. Warren Vvloodard, .lim Brown, Manny lfulghum, lid Morton. Page Ifilly I7 , 1. 13 BUYS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' INTBAMUBAL BASKETBALL JUNIGR FGGTBALL SPGRTERS CLUB fm' NM Filling Prescriptions is the Most Important Part of Our Business . -. 1 ' 1 png L Two Stores in Wilson 114 East Nash Street 132 South Goldsboro St The Voice of Public Service 0 lst IN NEWS lst IN ENTERTAINMENT lst IN SPORTS Radio Station WGTM WILSON, N. C. AFFILIATED MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM And Tobacco Network Ffy gh Compliments of Iohn N. Hackney 94 INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE BARNES - HARRELL CO. Bottlers of You Trust Its Qu,aIz'ty DAUGHTERS, BRING YOUR MOTHERS TO ,ff ,- if Q f , -3 .5244 A WILSON, N. C. The Fashion Center for Thrifty Women' P9 I You Can Get SMART THINGS FOR YOUNG THINGS At O E T T I N G E R ' S The Dependable Store Co nz plim e ll fs of NATIONAL BANK OF WILSON WILSON, N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurafnce Corporatiorn MOSS 8: CO. Treat People Right WILSON, N. C. Guard Your Health For Your Country's Sake EAT MOTHER'S BREAD MADE BY EASTERN CAROLINA BAKING Co. WILSON, N. C. uv Compliments of B A R N E S BRANCH MOTOR 84: PARTS BANKING COMPANY 8: TRUST COMPANY O F F E R S B E S T ik W I S H E S A N D Member Federal CONGRATULATIONS Deposit Insufrafnce Corporation CONGRATULATIONS! GRADUATING CLASS We Refyeadn OF '43 CHARLES L. COON HIGH SCHOOL May The Best Always Be Yours! BELK-TYLER'S Wilso1z's Shopping Centeer PEACOCK TIRE CO. See U s Page Sz LEDER BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE Shop With Confidence and Wear With Pride 116 S. Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C. Com plfim e H fs of WATSON WAREHOUSE DRIVE ON TO DICK'S SERVICE STATION For the Friendliest Service in Town P. L. WOODARD 8: CO. GENERAL MERCHANTS General Agents Contentnea Guano CO. HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS WIMPY'S BILLIARD PARLOR The best spot in town for clean recreation, soft drinks of any kind, tobaccos, ice cream, etc. Sports Returns-Dial 4134 The Friendly Place lVl1ere Friends Meet DILDY HARDWARE CO. BUILDING MATERIAL, PAINTS, PLUMBING and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Did you hear about the moron who looked through the keyhole in the glass door? And then there was the little Cowboy moron who lived in the kitchen, because he was more at home on the range. 'iWhy did the little moron say a dentist would be zx good politician? Because he had a lot of pull. Page Srkly-Iwo Compltim en ts of MOSS BICYCLE SHOP R. E. TOWNSEND 8: CO. REAL ESTATE -- - INSURANCE RENTALS - - BONDS 121 S. Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY WILSON, N. O. Dr. Pepper Picks Your Energy Up ARROW SHIRTS KNOX HATS HOWARD ADKINS, INC. The Men's Shop BOSTONIAN SHOES FASHION PARK CLOTHES Conzplzfnzenfs of JAS. I. MILLER TOBACCO CO., INC. I S h CompI2'meHts of l g Conzpliments of 1 -Aawmww BANNER WAREHOUSE WILSON, N. C. WILSON DRUG if Compliments of NunnaIIy's Candy D R A K E SHEAFFER'S FOUNTAIN T H E A T R E PENS ,k For the Best in IVIEN'S WEAR Su 6?l 1f01'Cl6lllI'1'Ilf S8I'?'I'C'f' .I V,-M., PARAMOUNT BRUCE LAMM CLEANERS Dial 2476 Dial 3041 GEO. T. STRONACH, JR., Svc. and Trwls. WILSON INSURANCE 8: REIAI,TX' COMPAN3 INSURANCE 0 RENTS 9 REAL ESTATE 0 Com.pZ17m en fs of B. A. BARNES COTTON AND FERTILIZER Ihluv .Sixly-fuur WILLIAMS LUMBER Co LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL We Sell Efuerythifrzg to Build Anything Phone 2222 FOR BETTER FURNITURE See THOMAS- YELVERTON CO. 24-Hour Ambulance Service Dial 3121 . ,,ff . ELLEN'S, IN C. ' A il loris!-' Q Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Phone 2022 Wilson, N. C. TERMINAL DRUG Complimevzts of Opposite A.C.L. Passenger Station R. E. QUINN Fresh Home Made Ice Cream AND DRUGS - SUNDRIES WILSON, N. C. STADIEM'S- LADIES' SHOP Apparel That Appeals Why did the man call his dog 'Lock- smith? Because when he was called hc made a bolt for the door. FRANK ADMISSION QScenc One of Mrs. Eagles' English classes, Don Dempsey is waving his hand.l Mrs. Eagles: All right. Don. since you're so eager, you may answer the question. Don: I'm just stretching and getting ready to yarn. Page Sixty' flue BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '43 -From EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of DAVIS AUTO COMPANY 202 E. Green St. Dial 2983 J OYNER'S FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 3134 JOYNER,S PIANO COMPANY' PIANO AND BAND INSTRUMENTS 107 N. Pine St. WILSON, N. C. WHITEHEAD 8: ANDERSON, INC. WILSON, N. O., U. S. A. -Bright Tobacco- Commission M eerchants and Expoerters BRANCH PLANT-LUMBERTON, N. C. I LI Sixty - six THE HOME OF QUALITY COAL BARDIN COAL CO. 701 Mercer Street TELEPHONE 2038 WILSON TOBACCO COMPANY INOORPORATEII --Dealers In- Leaf Tobacco Strips, Scraps and Stems Samples Submitted OIL Request WILSON, N. C. E. HUDSON DISTRIBUTOR SALES AND SERVICE - REPAIRS To ALL CARS Bear Wheel Aligner and Balarneer LOVELACE MOTOR COMPANY Barnes St. WILSON, N. C CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THURSTON MOTOR LINES Page Six! 1 Radio Repair CILL'S RADIO SERVICE Prompt Service WM. HINES BARBER SHOP 130 S. Goldsboro St. WILSON, N. C. INDEPENDENT ICE 8: FUEL CO. Herring Ave. ICE ----- COAL Phones 2186-2187 DANIEL-SMITH Conzpliments of Photographers of the MOTOR SALES 1943 COCOON INC. RALEIGH, N. C. I CHEVROLET AND Cofmplinzents of OLDSMOBILE CHURCHWELIJS Sales and Ser1'1'ce JEWELRY COMPANY I S I The WILSON DAILY TIMES Brown Oil Company, Inc. Distributors PURE OIL PRODUCTS PHONE 2500-4201 Be Sure With Pure P S CINIIII BRICK WAIIIHIIUSI WILSON, N. C. No. 1 or No. 2 WE LEAD WILSON WILSON LEADS THE WORLD Cleanliness for VICTORY THROUGH THE CAROLINA LAUNDRY BUY BONDS! WITH WHAT YOU SAVE WHEN YOU TRADE With J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. PgS HEILEG AND MEYERS FOR THRIFTY BUY ERS 113 E. Barnes St. WILSON, N. C. BUY WAR BONDS! 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