Coon High School - Cocoon Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1946 volume:

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A Zgeae 5-M295 27-Zi UW MW Z NfE. f?QCcY Qkwigsfwffzi , I A17 ' WW Miggz, ZZ? ZZ ' 7?-7? ZW Maw! he-WT? E424 ,g my wgmwfffcmfi 12,5 4, :J Q :My 4 QQ 1 I V X A. xx ' N . X P . 7,1 A - 1 xxgkj VX .'kqf!4, C ' w R 4 Q. , g in XXV N X 7 ry N J UN, wg Q RK? my 'L JK X V Y NNW Curb! 'xx Liw -hx x ', ,Y 5' 0 I xg. SX ' X. 1 YK 1 A XA .xxili gf 5 2? 2?-,fb 535 gg 1 if x 1 , , 3.5 Z -f 1. It j ,,+fx - ' ' f gg ffm N mf dwg. WI X 4 THE C O C O ON I .5-22145 334 L+ NINETEEN HUNDRED N35 ,EQ PORTY- SIX 1 . A. X Af X VOLUME FIVE PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF CHARLES L. COON HIGH SCHOOL J 39 WILSON, N. C. .iv ' ff ' f 1 ' C' :Ox K Lf iii? ' A Exe M LRE A . HMUFNT M I f M ch' 'Jr l In ixux' 0 ,L U P l LL-f , .fb . if ki-I .V If I P4 C0 P- ' fjv Lf, I u 0' I S. .Aff . f If Cf V I I L' ,' , .Lf ! L, A ' ft 1 1 3 I KILLED IN WQRLD WAR H CHARLES L. COON HIGH SCHOOL LESLIE BEAMON ERNEST BRADLEY JOSEPH BRASWELL BOBBY BROOKS JOHN M. CRUTE W. E. CRUTE, JR. AUBREY DIXON CHARLES EAGLES FRED LEE EDWARDS Page Two HERBERT ELLIS ROBERT L. GARDNER AMOS J. GATLIN DICK GLIARMIS WOO'DROW HAWLEY DICK HOYLE BISHOP LILES KERMIT O-WENS THOMAS P. OWENS FRANK PATE LEE PHILLIGEN JACK RILEY CARROLL SINCLAIR SPENCER J. SMILEY GEORGE P. TAYLOR JAY TEACHER W. H. TURNER, JR. PWM U f tfffef- fo ruff K. , - ,P 4-v . . J .lvl Cf ,g-,Qf+aff - A . . f' -' fr J f r ' 01.4.-,u-e,' ff-1 44. yeh- ,. ,, r-iff. If faux. Wa.7'fi.4,,'1.'1, -1,5 ff, L11-r, '1 , Q elif'-j4't, A, -off. - 1 , gs 7 l P64 2114, , '- 1 , f' 4 - R ' zy- fj I Y W' :Q ' 5' .- . J , ' .f.-- .53'f w ' 'f-., 41..L,,f ' : P z, l , , , .' A , if , .K ' A ,-,TV 'W 1' ., , , . , , , I 1 ' on F A J! ' ll ' 1 1 U Q, ' ,t FoREWoRD u 1 n 5 L-I url' lr P ,ll fr 1 if ., 5' .U WITH the beginning of our atomic era, we, the seniors, ' ' 'Z publish this fifth edition of the COCOON, so that in gears f to come we can look back on our high school days and ,VVL . DJ remember how in those years of war and victory we had 5,f,y :li ff' the best times of our liues. If when looking through this 14' ijr 1, ann-ual it brings back these memories, then we shall feel that bf-, 1 our efforts have been accomplished. Page Three 1 all ff, -fi, Y I QIQM, :Zvv ' W x Qyvvi 1 'fmqyf 3 xx , 5 , is : li DEDICATIO Page Four To Miss CiRLiVII.DA NoRMAN 111-IROUGH her kindness. patience, and hei' desire to help others. Miss Norman has become an inspiration to those of us who know her best. We haue profited by her guidance and sound advice, and shall forever hold her high in our esteem. avvvw-Ap, X?-4..A4f-INQA...-C' 3-r1.,,,.,,, 0-.4 B. ,,, S AL' Q 'A: - 'x'4-kxr-4...:i.., l S?fm 'uM'-ww X'-Q-ivy '-4..n....5 J0N, ,jj-,.i,, ff Exam Q gQgQf pf ADMIN ISIRAIIUN WILSON CITY SCHOOLS S. Li. C,HAPP1f1-1. Superintendent f'N a B0 Illl lll TRUSTEES 9 X ll 4 4 Standing, left to righix Dr. Ralph Pike: Dr. G. E. Bell: Mr. N. M. Schaum: Mr. S. G. Chappel, Superintendent and Secretary. Seated: Mrs. A. W. Fleming: Mr. John L. Farmer, Chairman: Mrs. Charlc King: Dr. J. V. Turner, Vice-Chairman, S Page Seven Pug? Eight G. S. WILLARD, JR. Principal, Charles L. Coon High School Biissm MASSIQNGILL R. A. ELLER Dean of Girls Dean of Boys 1 FA IVIISS MARY PRUDENCE BAZEMORE English IVIRS. BLACKBURN Hi.story, Commercial Geography IVIISS LUCILE BOYETTE English, Arithmetic IVIISS ELIZABETH BRYAN Sociology and Economics, History IVIISS EVELYN COLIE Home Economics, General Science MRS. DOROTHY EAGLES English MISS JULIA FARMER Shorthand, General Business, Typing MRS. KATIE B. EARRIS Chemistry, Biology, Algebra MRS. ADA FELTON Bookkeeping, Typing MISS VIRGINIA FERGERSON Mathematics a MRS. EFFIE I.EE.EERREI.L Biology, General Science, Physics IVIISS AGNES FUTRELI. General Business, History MISS GENEVA HIGHFILI- English IVIISS RUTH JOHNSTON Library MISS VIRGINIA KNOWLES Physical Education CUL Ix TY ar GX - 5' ,I-ws, ,yt .1 rf , 'Q W' no ,A .,,,A em 'glad- -.n NVNQ.. .- '. X 'Us QF ,,., -J , 2 f W ,'-r ' r-'f W . 0 is I I I 1 f X In 4 . ,,l4m. js - f' 'wc fm, -1' vw I Qs, wie. Page Nine A CULTY Y PI 1 ,N 2 Ve, 'W iii' wks J, Am Z - I ,M ,e3'!,', ,i I I ' 1 Page Ten I . 0 5, 'o MISS RUBY LANGFORD Algebra MR. HENRY LEE IVIADDEN Physiral Education, Athletics IVIISS BESSIE IVIASSENGILL Seventh Grade MRS. HILDA G. MOORE English, Latin MISS IAIATTIE NOBI.E Arilhmetif, Latin IVIISS GREVILDA NORNIAN History IVIRS. LUCY PAYNE Seventh Grade IVIRS. LUCILE PEARCE Home Economics. General Scienfe MR. GILBERT ROSE Industrial Arts IVIISS LOUISE 'IOAPP English, Journalism MR. LJNDERVVOOD Geometry, Algebra IVIISS IVIARY ELIZABETH WOODARD English MRS. WILLARD WOODARD Secretary MISS MARGARET' WOOSLEY' English, Spanish MRS. W. A. QUARLES School Nurse NO PICTURE NIR. R. E. VARNELL Machine Shop MRS. KIRBY WOODARD Assistant Librarian I 595 S .'l -aff 'K' 9 L ff: 2 95 , if-?IQ ,A QA ,A A, 29 1 I ll .6 HIL 'W . VY! fL ,'fi c':af ,fl 'S 41 Am w. ,- ,jp 1, 'L x . I , my A -L .ffl ML 'fly , px 5122?-E fu' wk 1 ' S. -EC, I 1 1 5:1 C 1 Q ' Y J ,f cmssrs lb' wffwwf I F 1 H MW! TYPICAL SENIGR DAY ,EFX if Welcoming Committee Late-As Usual Traffic Cop Home To Lunch Sittin' in again Good Chow ?? Trig-Phoocyf 1 Grucsomc Twosomcs Locker Rush SENIGR CLASS OFFICERS JAMES WILLIAM HAYES, III THOMAS MILTON MOORE . I MARY FRANCES LLEWELLYN DAVID LEONARD COLLINS, JR. I . THOMAS PARROT MOORE . , I CLASS COLORS: Blue and Wh1'te CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS MOTTO: Those days rhar made happy made us wise. Page Fourteen I . I I I . . . ,President I I .Vice-President . I . I Secretary . I I . . I . ITreasurer , I I I I I ,Sergeant-at-Arms MASCOTS DOUG GATCI-IELL GEORGE-ANNE WILLARD LL SENIORS 1946 JOHNSON CI IARLES ANTHONY Rl'i:isiekI.i:tzs lt fx vasy for men. Io talk om' tliiny and tliinlc uuullzrr -f.-111011. Junior Baseball lg Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4: ,Iunior Basket- ball 1: Xarsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Junior Football 1, lg Varsity Football 3, 4: Home Room Officer 1, Z, 33 lintertziineil at Junior-Senior Prom lg Decorating Committee Junior- Senior Prom 35 Monogram Club 43 Victory Corps l, 2, 33 R0diU!lfUl7l Staff .Zg Iizlitorial Staff of Coroox 4: Captain of Basketball Team 4 ANNIE RUTH BAILEY 'lRl7TIIlIf.l' Anil jullity is flu' bust' uf hrr f7t'VXUlltl1l'fj'.H ---- .-111011. Band lg Home Room Officer 23 Victory Corps .23 Deco- rating Committee junior-Senior Prom .lg Atlvancetl Typing Club 4. CHARLES WILLIANI BAREFOOT UIIILLYV Speak out, liiilv .not ilmir flwiziflifs. A--liumvr Band 1, 23 Signal Corps lg Typing Club Z3 Victory Corps 35 RUdfUf1I'llPP1 Staff 4. DONALD BISHOP BARNES DUN A UUUII name is rizflzrr to bi' LXIILJXUII than grrat r1t'l1rx -V-0111 Cl'XftlI7Z4'llf Marshal 1, Z, 3: Chess Club 33 Co-Editor of Rtuliugrtznz 4: Victory Corps 23 Signal Corps lg Cocoox Iiilitorial Staff 41 Senior Class Flower Committee 43 Senior Superlative--Most F-flIfliUl1S 43 Band I. Z: Sturlent Coundll lg Class History Committee 45 Home Room Officer 31 Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom: Key Club 4. lVlliRl'I'A COl.I.IE'I l'I5 BARTI lOI.OMI:W ann.. Ulliifif-t' Cello in Illia' r'i'1'xl' run' ffitnfly .vli'i'r li'm'li'au-lli'xfu'i'a1n.z .I't-rgonality Club l: Intramural Ilasketball 1, J. .lg Cap- tain uf Iiaalcetball Teani 2: Intramural Soccer I, 2, .lg tiirl! Atliletit' Asaociation lg Ilonor tu s' ' 25 'ictory itiltn lup llub X 1 torps 2. 3, 41 Ilonie Room Uffieer lg lleeoratiug Committee . . . , hluniorrbenior lroni .ig llome Room lftltllifljlftllll Reporter J' llonw Room Siipt-rl:ilive: Senior Claw Poet. HARRY SKINNIER BATISMAN Iloitslf,Fiu'14. l'm llll.Yl fvilil ulmnf llurr'y lirU'l'.X' Ifllfflllllll Clint-rlcailer 3, 4g llebatinlg Club lg IJeeorating.g Committee junior-Senior I'rom 33 llrainaties Club .lg Home Room Uffieer Ig Victory Corps lg Pliotogrglphy Club ,l, CHARLES IERICK BIEAMON TCIIILKV lo lIl.YItl'l' fwilri' uf .ll1l1iI, muori' thi' 10111429 uuil lX'l'llltlllflLllI.YH' Jill' Basketball lg lit-votional Chairman lg Pliotograpliy Club 3: Firnt Aiil lg Typing Club 21 C.A.I'. 3, -lg Alt-teorology Club -l. BARBARA ANN BOOLE Ilm1I.ki .I :uitly fvuumu is tl iri'u.vifri',' ii :uifty Iwunty ix a fvn7t'i'r .'lli'ri'rllfl1 F-eri'et:i1'y of ,Iunior Ilonor fIillZL'llSl'Illl Club I: XVinuer llefenw Ilourl Ifway Contest lg Ilonie Room Officer lg lutramurzil Ilasketball :intl Softball 1, 23 Victory Corps Jg fIl'll'lil!llllN Carnival Queen Court .21 tilee Club 3, 43 Deco- rating Committee ,Iunior-Senior I'roin .lg Ilonit' Room Superlative .li Ruil1'u1H'uu1 Staff -lg Rmlmilruuz Reporter I, .21 l.:iNt XVIII :mil 'I'e4tameut 4. ,,,. A 2 E' gf' , 1.-it I rf -' fe f ' 3 5, ' pgfafg - k ' ., Q' ' Jw.. J, ' r -' '4 W. gfc ' .,zf,m 'I-2'-A f I '- Page Fifteen v 51 I 1 I I J I l I , r' Q A 0 ' 1 ' 1 vt O 5 I O 10115 f 1 t911.16 , ,I k I 1 - 'C nfs l I :z r izi 5 3105 ' as - 'Q'7'f,:- 1 x I V ' E ' ' l v 1 1 ' h ,. K IF- 'J -I -I X ,X A . 1 if 4 'M' ' vi 9 ' I X , AUDRLY 1132! BQSWELL ' ADA CATIIERINE BREWER s ' , . 1 n ' 6'l'1.i14, ' tl-t'i ' A' f Q 9 ' ' fll0SL' :trim M1 not c'n111f1l11p1 are HL'T!E'I' piiilif'--xlxfxtrrz .X:v1'f! tu 1'1't11', slow tu .vp1'11l.', slim' fu Tt l'!1f1IH-.xlt'1'i' Trsianzcnt B V' 1 0 -1 f Sturlent Council 11 llonor Citizenship Club 23 Home Room ' ' ' t ' Officer .lg Served :tt Junior-Senior Prom 3, V1 ' Q -R 5 1lLl.lAM 'IRHOMAS BOSWELL BETTY DEW BREWER 'I'omi Bli'ITYH 5 oIiS1'I1'111't' viurt' m11.v1t'11I 1111111 any wilt! -fRt1x.w!ti I zenith! that 11111 :uu111u11'x ,IGI-1' ':uc1's' ICH golden ab I 1 Ilrnne Rooni Officer l, 2. .lg Honor Citizenship Club 21 out lt' l11't1d --l.yttu11 ., Afrlvaneetl Typing Club 41 Office NYork 41 Senior Sllllkflll- tive- Nloet llepentlzible Boy: Key Club 4. l.llff!c', but tm' lava her , 1.411011 VAL CARLTON BROOKS , URIPU X11t1111111 y1'z'1'.c 311111 pI1'11.v11r1- bu! you1'srIf -E11ze1'.v011 Home Room Officer l. 2. 43 Presitlent of Junior Class 35 President of Student Body 45 Airplzine Modeling Club 13 liznid 13 Honor Citizenship Club 25 Stunt Night 25 Cheerleader 3. -lg llezul Cheerlezuler 43 Junior Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Dramzitics 33 Student Council 35 Junior- Senior Prom 33 Victory Corps .lg Debating Club 33 Business Staff of Cocoon 4: Class Motto Committee 45 Last VVill :intl Testament 4: Key Club 4. In MAVIS IRENE BOYETTE 3l.xvls ROLAND BOYETTE PETER HOLLOWAY BURGESS Roi.Axi1 UIl0I.I.0NVAY F111'1' ':t1111'1lx 111'r'1'r 111111 the ftlllflllFHA-C'lIUf7HlUll O, tullaf may 1111111 7i'1'!11i11 Illilll liidv, . .. . . . ' I1 1' '1 '--.1 Junior llonur Citizcnslnp Club lg Junior Ifootlinll 2: Junior Though mlm! an In our ford 'mt Smkvsppaye Q Hgtxelmll 33 Xurxity liziwbzill 4: Home Room Officer -lg Band 1, 2: Signal Corps lg Photography Club 33 Typing Stutlent Council 2, Club 2, Page Sixteen SE ICDRS 1946 JAMES JOHNSON CLARK, III HJAYH An FUJQV-Hll4l1'dl'41 soul, and airway.: 1c'a.v V-Aristnfliaurs Junior Football 13 faixtziiii Iiitrziniuitil Baskc-tlmall 1: Junior Huselmll lg Junior Basketball 15 Boys' Holiliy lfluli 11 Varsity Fnutlmll 2. 3, 41 Simrtcrs fluli 33 Yzirsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Victory Forpff Z, 33 Home Room Office-r 2, 33 Banc- lizill Awarfl for Highest Batting Average 33 Vice-Prvsitleiit nf Monograni Chili 43 Senior Siiperlzitivc- Most Athletic 43 Shrine All-Star Football 43 All Eztstc-rti C'oiifci'ciice Haskctl ball Team 4. HARVEY GRAVES CLAYTON SPnr:cKi.x-3 Timm hast zz wit at mill ---Clznfiimiii HAZEL LEE COLLIER II.xzi.i. Yom arf' as 1i'rlm1nr as the fluwrrs fn ilfll-VH' .lIt7t'k',I.11 Physical Erlucatimi Chili 11 Victory Corps 23 filer: fluli 4: Rtzdingram Staff 4. DAVID LEONARD COLLINS, JR. NIJ!-'EIJII-li, Rit'l1 in fmmi Ti't7l'lC5U'W.X'L iU Trstiiiiirizl Home Ruom Officer lg Airplznic Mmlelitig Fluli I: llomc Roorn Reporter lg 'lllllllll' Basketlinll 11 Yiv:tm'y Corps J, 53 'ljrvasurer ut' ,limior Class: Marshal 2, 3: Thief Mzirslizil 3: hiitertzlinment Cfnniniittev for hliiiiim'-Seriiin' Prrinig De-lizitiiig Tc-amg Efliturial Stuff uf Cofooxg '.lxl'l'1lSll1'0I' of Senior Classg f:l84SS P1'Dphf'Cy: Juiiirii' Lion: Senior Sllll91'lZlllVC 'B6Sl fitizen: Presulciit Key Fluli 45 XYixiiici' Urutoriczil Cmitcst 43 Class Night Committee. mit JOHN ALLIF CORBIETT, JR. ,lriiiN I.fL'1' 47 111111, Iii' liurilx in :lrNnni.v - Tt'llH'VYU11 Stiirlcnt Coimcilg Rafliu Cliili 2. WILIIH' BARNES CORBETT, JR. Bm Thru' ix im ivifwlnzxz HM' f1'!Il1l?IIt'.YXH' -Fraizlrliiz itiivlent Vrviiiicil lg Varsity lfoutligill 4: Yirtmy Ciirps I, l i 2,. R LIIII-Ufjftllll Biisiiivss Staff 4: Meteorology 4. CURT IS CURLIN t't'RTis I lirlivfv in :mfrlc lm! I 11111 llf7f in fiziw' nf it -.limaz DOLTHLAS BFAMAN DARDEN lions l7lIlHi'1'lIf Ili 41 lima'-111111 Fflflu -ffillvwt F-Izititniixlniig lligli Sclimil l. 22 Varsity lfuutlmgill 3, -13 Svciwtztry of Citizciibliip Chili 53 ,liiiiim-Sciiiiii' 1'nim Cmn- tcc 3. i, Page Seucnteen SE IORS 1946 5 X .5 1. 1XUDRl'Y l,lflf DAVIS 1Xi'ii14iY A'f,I'lllIlIlt'llf nf ll 1111'i'L' um! 1111117 tf11'1'1'r Xrfr' Yi1'.vIi1n11'11f Yictrwy Curir- I3 llnnii- liutiiiiiiiieb Cluli 23 l.lliI'llI'y Cluh il Ailvzmceil 'Iiyiiiiig lfluh -1, JULIA lfI.IZAI'1Ii'I'H DEW ,li'i1't Hr mfs' lim' tkllIll'IllI'lHl, lin! 111' .mtv 1117! liulf I111' 1'11r11'v11 lim' 1l1m'111'u.vr um1l1'.v!y 1'mir1'11l'1l -- 'lilI17lIIf'.Yl7II l'1'cxiilc'nt uf ,luniur lloniir Vitiyciisliiii Vlulv ll Aliinitm' li Stiiilent Council Z, 43 l'lifit1igi':ipliy Cluh 33 Typing Chili JL ,l1111if1i'-Smiiui' l'r1mi Cmiiiiiittt-1' .lg llmm' Rumn Uffirct' lg li'11rl1'n.g11'41l11 Staff 43 Sluriistii' fur lffiritlmll lizinic 4. IIARoi.n CLAY DILLON Si-14.1 Hr 1i114lt1'pl1t'll1 rtwuilx fvitllfiirf ft'IlflTt'fI'1l4l1'n UM Tl'Sff1lI1f'llf DAISY PJARNI IARDT DIXON I'irx1 U, fllffll url f111'1'wr flltlll- I111' I':'1'iii11g1 mir rlufl ill flu' lwniify ,if Il fl11111.v11111l .tfrllltu '.lIIl7'11lTA'l' Yivtriry l'1ii'iiN 23 Cliristniziw fiIII'IIlYIll Qtievn Court 21 l,t'CtlI'2lllIlLf f'H111ll1lllL't' hltiiiiui'-Sc-iiim' l'i'4ini .lg Sturlent Civiiiicil lg Rt-il Cin-x Knitting Clllli I: lntrriniiirzil Basket- 7 lizill l, J, .lg NYziitrcw vliiiiim'-Sciiiui' Hzixiqiict -3 Stunt Night 23 tiirlx' Athletic Awucintiuii Z1 Siimisin' lzit lfuotlmll tinniti 3, 4: Sk'L'I'k'lIlI'j' nl Stuilviit Vfiuricil 4: henim' Sutierlzl' tive ISest'l.mikiiig' tiirlg lhwinese Staff of Iociiox. Page Eighteen FRANCES ALICE DOBBINS UFRANt'I'.S'i But O! .vim iliiiirzxv xurli I1 1vI1,v, X11 .vnu ufmii any Easter dm' is half .cn fini' tl .Vlflllfu .Sirrlsliizy AUDREY LEIGH DOWNING iKAL'IIREX ' pl A'I'lIl1 flaw of A'iIIllIIl'X.VH' f .S'l1t1l.'rxp1'111'r Home Rmim Officer lg Personality Cluh 1: Intramural lisiskcthzill 1, 2: Soccer 1: Siifthzill I: Dining Room Com- mittee hliiiiim'-Senifir Prom 33 Yicttiry Curtis 2: Typing: Cluh 2, 41 Knitting Club I. lVlARIAN PARKER DRIVER M0NKu ' fix 1IIl'l'l'j' 115 Nu' day is lazily -.S'l1akr5pra1'r llome Rtimn Officer I, 2, 3: Stiirlt-nt Council I: Victory Ciirps 2: lntrzmiural Bnskethzill l, 23 Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 1: Christmas Carnival 23 Stunt Night .23 Pregident Per5un:ility Cluh 1: llrztnizitics Cluh 31 Entertainment Com- mittee ,llII1ilbl SClllUl' Banquet 33 k'tIli1.l7fll'lIHI Stuff 33 Cheer- leailer 3, 45 Meteorology Club 4. VERTA MAE EASON 'KXVERTA INIA1a In lj1lI.!'fHI'5S mia' l'0llf1-dl'llL'!' .vlmll In' ynur .rf1'1'11yfl1 -0111 T1'.vfa1m'1zt Trzinsferrcrl from Central, Vklisliingtmi, ll. C.g First Aid: E, F. C. uf Girls' Cadet Corps lg Junior Usher at Boy Czulet Competitive: Transferred from Smithfield, N. C.: llecomtiiig Committee Junior-Senior Prom 2g Honor Roll Studentg Victory Corps, SE IORS 1946 MARX' lVlABl.E ELLIS Vv'Al.'l'lfR 'IOHOMAS VURLONCE Rl.xnl,i1 Fiu11i- I fini? lair! n.v1'1l'1' 1'Il.9l.Ilt'.Y.f, nuff fl1IlIL' z1f1'.v111'l1g1 -lflllfmz Thr ffrrulzr flu' foul, tlr1'lw'fIi'1' ll14'1l11m'1 ' llfml- 'fyping Vluly 1, J, lmiitlnull ll llziskc-ilmll l: llzuul l. J. .ll llrninalirw l, 2, 3. l'i'0Hiflm1t llfmmc' RUUIII 21 l'llt'l'l'llJHli'l'Q 5lvtc'rn'ulng5 liluli 1 GERALDINE EERRELL JOHNHPMVE GILL UGERALDINI-Q', , . ' mu A Trim 7A'1'.vd0u1 j0I.llI'd 7:6111 5I'lllf7ll'llf'A'.Y ' Ilmrurd E H-'7 fl!ll'f l Vf f-'F H1 1lf'0'f WJ' l 'f1 'U' L'7 f1 H.V'j 'l Typing Club -lg Physical Eclucatifm Clulm lg I'Jecm'ating xlctmly lows 14 Radu' club 2: Homc Rmlm Officer 1' Committee junior-Senior Prom 3. ELTON GRADY GRIFFIN Bu'K BENNETT FLOYVERS, JR. 1 fll1T'l' fl'tIl'lll'1l, in 7i'll11lxm'1'1'1' Xlllfl' I am, H11'1'r1:'lH1 ..Jl,NI0R.. fn bc' Lilfllffllfllfxvffl' Iilfiflllllfllf Aly 0,,1V 500135 TW,-F ,,0,,m,,'5 lanky -fllnny.p -llrmfu' Kitizcnslirp llulr 2, .lg llc-me Rmmi Officer J ' lxvy I lull 4. HENRY FOREST FLOWERS. JR. I lrmglz and br fat for van' kills thi' mi. -'.l11or1 HFLEN MARIE GRIMSLIEY i. , E ,-v lll'Il'x 1. U H. F. ,, . , .. fill fllrlr' UIUII llll'l'lfX IllU1l'A',Vf mmf uw' llzzmlv' Cnluznn R4-rl Frm: Sowing Clllll lg Yictury l'vn'ps lg limlkkvf-p Science Clulw lg Victory Corps Z. 33 Baud l, 2: Blcleur- ing Clllll 4: llccrvrzxting Cmnniittcc jilnim'-Sciiim' I'i'Hin 3: lust Xml l ology Club -1. 1 . 44 ,fn-W X S Page Nine! can SE IORS 1946 . :1?.,.+a I ,da 19-0 fw'-ns, '-'Kings' F, HO? WIS- . 3 ftgtgg, 'il f f?Q,,,t I 'K te,-1 , 1' 'Sa 'Wil .1 i 'it ROBERT HODGES HACKNEY BETTY Lou HODGES llo11111 ' ..Bm.,I.Y-l .Yu!!ii'i1g firm! :wax 1'T'l'J' t1t'l1it'1't'tl 7t'i'Hm1tf HPI . F. ,I I. I.HfI,m,'awI !,Ii,HI.,.XI,H mu tmtlmnf panip, and rztll aR'If!IOHf U .vllofcv N 911 ,luninr lftwtliztll 1: ,luiiior Bait-ljzill l: Vo-Eflitoi' Rntlinffmizi Knitting Club 1: Typing Club 2: Drzinizitics Clu 71 Ygirxity Footlmll rl, 3, 4: l't'i-l,':1I1ti1i11 Footliztll -13 Scltfctf-11 Stuflent Council 4, tr: play in All-Star Sliriiit- Friotliall lixmie. C'l1arlotte, N. C. 4: Pre-siiletit Miiiiogivtiii Vluli 4: Eflitor-i11-C'l1iet' of Cocoox -lg Xictory Corps l, 2. 3: lleeorating l'rin1111ittec -llllllfll'-SC'Ill01' gmqtict 3: Xlztnziger Yzirfity Bziselizill 3. 4: All-Sutitliern High School Footlizlll 'llCil!l'I -1: Key lllllll 4. SADIE RAE HARRISON MARX' ELIZABETH HOLDPORD U -Ui, Lux Hlllllrmtluu' Uminmm f I'thUHt 'lf 1'!O'R ' UCTFIIHFIIFYS sitfcvctls beffrr than 1-0lC'IIt'! ' 411011 ,f . V L I 4 Victory f'fi1'Iif 23 lilee lllllll 3, 4: Serveil at Jrlllllftl'-Sl'11l0t' I I lrom lg Knitting Vluli l: Home Room Reporter l: Girl! ,Soccer Tearn lglljirls' Intrztmtiral Basketball 1: Home Room liitramiirqil Baskt-tlmll l: ,l1111im'-Seiiioi' Prfmi Committee 3: flff,lCCl' 41 lXT1lllH1g Club 1: FllVl11'.COITlYT1llfCC fill ll11'1l0f Home Roimi Uffieer 1: Spoiisor of Rocky Blount Ifootlazill Ttinor Prom 3, Victory Corba: XX Z1lt1'CSS for JLIIIIOI 8611101 :imc 4. rom. RUTH XVILLIAMS HATHAWAY l'lRIliND tlliimlr t1 .vlmrf .vf-rll uf folly will: QVUZIV .S'flldl't'K,'fIIOI'l7t'C Honic Rtimu 1',I'L'Slflt'Ill 1. 4: ffziptztiii ln,tram11rnl Softball, asketluill, and Soccer Tezims 1: Xx'Zlltl'ffSS Jlllll-Ol'-SCIUQI' VIRGINIA LQUISE HOLLOMAN anquct 1, 2: Home Ronin 'fl'f'Zl5lI!'L'l' 2: Honor Citizenship H V Q U lluli Z. 33 I'rii1ciIi:1lE Office 2, 3: Yict'-I'1'eSiflc11t Home Room JENNY Z: Girls' Athletic Asweizitiori 2: Secretary Junior Class 3: .. v , 'd , , I ,I , ... , C lleank Office 3. 4: fll'I2lll'Hl8I1 Deco1'ziti11g: Crirnniittee Junior- ,dung ,Mads mp W dA' and Aolmg wa, S mc dmlm awww enior Prom: Meniber t'. A. P. 35 Ewlitririal Staff Cocoox Home Room Officer 13 Knitting Club Il: Victory Corps 4: D. A. R. Awai-il -1: Senior Sll1lSI'lHllV6'TXlOSlf Athletic. 2' xVZllt1'CS5 at Junior-Senior Prom 2: Typing Club 4 JAMES WILLIAM HAYES, H1 LAVIIISKERSH IIr'll find 0 fvz1y 4Bz1r'1'fr Junior Footlmll 2: Yziiwity Fontliztll 3, 4: Junior Baseball I2 ,luiiifrr llzisketliztll ll Ilome Ronin Officer 1: Student DAISY LQUISE HOWELL ouncil l: Mzirshzil 1, .lg Victory C'ni'Iis 3: Motiogrztm UDMSYU Club 43 llecorziting :mtl lilltC1'l'1-llHI11l'Nt Vtimniittccs for junior- Qeninr l'1'4m1-3: 'Eflitnriztl Staff of C'oc'o0N 4: Class P1'Qpl1c-cy 'fgomf gpg,-dy are worth uiurli, and cost little Her er 4: Senior Sl'llTCl'lIlflYL' Beat All-rounll: PreSitlent.ot' Senior I I I I Class, 4: Senior Director Key Club 4: Stunt Night 4. Decorating Commmef for .llml01 SCN10I' Prom 3 Typlng SE IORS 1946 LYDIA EATMAN JAMES JESSE CLINTON JOYNER I,x'mA JESSE S::'frt fum! nf ,f7S'l'Fflj' izffvrvri lcz1urt'lrr1'g1f '-Sidizrqv Uyilllilllfl-llfl is but an Iililf' zvnslr nf flltllllllifu-'glfflllh Knitting flnlw 13 Yiqmry Cm-ps 23 VVziiti'esS :it Inninr- Airplane fllurleling flnlv lg Home Rnnm Officer 1g Vice Sf-ninr Prnm 2.1 llmne Rmvni Qfficci' 3: llflllfbli Vitizc-neliip l,l'L'SlflCl1t wt Cl'1c'SS Clltll 33 YHYSUY Football 4. Club 3: Comnilttvc fm' jiiiiim'-Sciiioi' Prom .lI1Ylf1itlOHh 3. BARBARA ANNE JEFFRIES Sim ix prrtfg' fn :milk :with nm! frilly in falls 'Il'1iffl'l .SEz1fA'l1'1ifI Il0!'!'lP.R0tJI'l1 Officer 43 lJl'IlYTlIlllCQ Clnlu 23 Stunt Night ' 2' Mmntm' lg EIlt?!'l'EllI'Il11t'IlT l'nmmittf-Q fm' liiimini'-Seiiiw BORN KENNETH LAMM KENNETH 'A iiiirtlz and Il17lUC!'1ICP,'fBj'7'011. Prmn 3: Knitting Fliili lg XN'aitrGss at 'llllll01 ESCl1lUT-I,I'0l11 22 Plmtoggrapliy Vlnln .lg Meterwulrrgzy flnlv 43 RmlmyH'11HY Staff 43 Senior Supcrlzutivc- XYitticStg Ilnme Room Sl1l!Cl'lll- tive. GLADYS BROWN JONES A UBROXYNIEH RAY MCFALL LAMM URM '.S't:'wt1rr.v,c of Ivriim fdlr fTf1viI115 SIM fm.: ctw' f'VL'L'l.Xl' mm' f1'o:11i5r .lCL'ffl-lljlil' .S'l1nkt'.ffft1v'r Hornet Ronin Officer I, -1: Typing Fluln 13 Knitting Vluly 134 VYzntrc-ss :it jnnim'-Ssnim' Prrmm 1, 2: Invitation Cum- mlttce Jnniru'-Sc'nim' Pram 33 l.ilu':iry Assistant 1. JEAN ANN LESTER GENE BEULAH JUANITA JONES l'fmr fmtflfr, lmw tlrnze Iallccxlw----5'lialcr',vfu'm'r HNITAU l':-i'stm:al1ty Vlnlm I: llmne- Nursing: flulr I: lIrmie4R0rm1 .,Hvhl,,,f dm JW' NM AWN, lxvm W ,7lm,A7 UH! Of HH, My lfj'1.ini'tv4-,- tnrlxrh Intrzuninfal .Bauketlmll lg gl'll'1bYU'li? as I mlm, t1H,mMh AUUVJUHHM l.un1x:1l l. lJi:ln1QltiL5.f,l1ilv -, 3, Horne IQFNPYTI ffficml .., A A Hamm-tlu Z: Stunt Night l. 25 Raflmgrani Staff 33 Xear- Y Raflmy1rr1m Staff 33 Knitting Flulv 1: Baskctlmgill lg Yictnry lmnk llfiiim- flfPl'I'llllllll'P 3: .lLllllOl SClllUl' Prmn Ctmnnittec 33 Vorps lg Home Ronin Rl'llUl'lf'l' 4g Typing Clnlm 4. Nls-twimlrfgy Vlnlr 43 Muttu Crminiittcc for COVOON 4. 'Kr W Page Twenty-oni L A' A ' XBQJQ. ,L-j,,A.,fy-ya-'I M1 ye f '--We-2 If-1164-fx' Tx....-J- fc... avi? u41f,j,,' 141. ' gN JL,e,,, 5. .,.,,. ,fp ,X 1 .ww .4 SENciORS 1946 IT 1 19, IN Jorcin lNliZ l,EVN1lS DORIS NTACJNESS J1'1Y Goss 11'1' 111'1' 11111 1111111.11'11 Q111'1'11 l'1A1'l111'111 .V1'11f 17111 lll1f11l'l1lflj'l,' L111111111' liqiiirl l. ll Hive- Club: l'li11l11grz111liy Vlub .lg Rlll1liL1l1l'1111l 1'l11l1: liitrzimurzil Ba-aketliallg li'11gr:11n flllIlll'lTlliIlQ Girly Victory ijiriwg llccoratirig Lliniiiiittcc' for Junior-Scmor l'l'U!'l'l 3. MARY FRANCES l-LEWEl.l.X'N lfRAN14I11. Oli, 311111 f111t'11111' 1'7'1'1'-i'1111'1111,' y1111 lIl'1' 1111' 7111111111 of .v121'1i1'Ij .lTl11Iif11 lloliliy 4'l11l1 l' Victory ibriix lg lllee Club 3. 43 Hom:- Rornn tllfficri' 2. 31, Secretziry SL'lll4il' Class 41 Stunlent lfouiicil 32 S1-iiior S11111'1'l:1t1rc Ile-Nt All R1111ii1lg Sponsor Fayetteville Fiiotlmll liume 4: ,l1111i111'-Sciiioi' C'ommit'1ec 3. lVlARSHAl,I. PRESTON LONG A'1'1,.xs 1 1111T'1' jlfllff, 11.1t1111111, 111111 Xl'f'1'11 11r111'1' 77111111111-FJ, but um 11fl11'1':1-111' f'1'1'y 1'l'l'11 - 51711111 .lllllI111' 15:14-l1.1ll l: Xnrsity liziselwall 2. 3. 42 Junior 'F1r11t- l1:1ll l. J. .23 Xrillxllj' l 1111tl111ll 3, 41 .luiiior llzisketball 1, 2, SQ Varsity llq1sk1-1bz1ll R, 41 Nloiioggrzirii ifluli 4. NANCY BARNES LUCAS l5ARN1-2Y HLQ111111' 11111 fur 1 1'1'1'l111.1111'f1 111111 1111111 1111'115' I.0i'1 '4flI001'1' Kiiittinu Vluli l: lii11':11i1111':1l llzisketlrzill. S1mcC61',V Softball I, lg llomv Room Officer 4: Victory Corps 21 Glee Club 3, 43 IX,I1111'Uj11'1llI1 R1'11o1't1-r Ig xNvZlltl'L'5S Committee luuior- Sciiior I'r11m 33 llccoititiiig lfoiiiriiittcc ,lunior-Senior Pirom 3. Page Twenty-Iwo WALTER MILLARD MANTOOTH HAIICKYH Hillflll 1.1 r011t1'11f 113 lsimzs' 111111 111' is 101'1'11 --Sfrfry Footlrall 2. 3, 4g Home Room Officer 1, .25 Victory Corps 2. 33 Bonkkc-rping Club 43 journalism 4. BERNARD WASDON MATTOX B.'1RNYAR1s Buy of fl 11z111d1'1'11 f1'1'1'1.'x --Y'I10ra1'1' Varsity Baml l: Junior Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Honie Room Officer 23 frilec Club Z: Monogiwim Club 43 Xictory Corps 1, 23 Vice-Presirlcnt Home Room 1. HELEN RUTH MERCER HIJIINIPLIZH HI.UI1f11lf!'1 .K 1ll1'I't'1' 1111. 01111. 11's ll bj'-.1'77'L7d111l'fl,--B1l7'1 Transferrerl from Staufonslriirg High School 3: Marshal 1. 23 Glee Club 1: 4-H Club 1, 2: President 4-H Club 2: Home liconomics Club Officcr Z: Home Room Officer 13 Softball 23 Victory Corps 25 l'ho1o,qrapl1y Club 3g Deco- rating: Committee for ,lunior-Sc-nioi' Proui 33 Home Room Superlative--Most Stuclious 3: Student Council 45 Editorial Staff of Cocoox 45 Dezm's Office 43 Hzmrlbook Committee 4. SENIGRS 1946 VJILLIAM DAIL lVllI.I.l3R l311.m ' Hrtl'rr I1 Imzl r.z'r11xl', than num' at f1ll - Cunulrzz llonor Fitizenship Clulr lg Typing l'lnlv 53 Sponxor for VN'ilmington Footlsall Umm- 4. SALLY DALE lVllNTZ SUzx ' ,-lull lax? of all 1111 .-ldmiral fairly .S'm1llnjx' Student Founcil lg Typing Clnlz lg Victory Vorps 23 Home Room Officcr 2, 3, 43 Home Room Supa-rlativv 3: Student Council 4: Ilzmrlllook Committee 4: Ift1Iil0flVt1HL Staff 4. ALMA MQRTON lVlOORli Owl, I't'r' ftlkfll my fun. fvllvrv l'1'r fuuml 1'1 '- -Klfliml rI1HOlVlAS MILTON MOORE MICK:-.x ' USTE'0l'f1 of LQUHIIIIUII Sl'11.vt'.' Our .VIH't'.Yf 11iff -- tlI1'Vl'fl'l'flr ,lnnior lfootlrall l. 22 x'IlI'Sllj' Footlmnll 3, 43 St-lut-tml Kloxt Valuable I'luye1' on Footlmll Tc-zum 4: Yzursitv Bztskctlmll 3: I I Home Roonj Offifm' l, -, 3. 41 XvlCi'-ll'l'Sl'llt'l1l ot' Smnor Cluvss 45 Xlctory forps l, 2, 3: Nlonogrzmx llnlm 43 llcco- ratmng C0fIIY'I1lftCC' JllIllOl'-Sl'IllUI' Prom 3: Senior Sllll6l'lZlllX'C' Most Popnlarg Business Stuff of Fmoox 4. 'IA'l1oMAs PARRULI Mooru. .Ha Ho 'l'llw fnlllvwx uf ufrrllul lvrllvltlru llntlwz' ,lnlnor l'lz1slu'tl1:lll li Ylclo1'5 Vorlw 2. -ll s1'l'1l4'ill1l Yurtfvvy florlrx ,lg Alrplgmq- Nloflcling Vlnlr lg .l111l1m'-Sutton' l'r-tm fltllllllllllli' .lg Iclllil-ll1U'lllll Staff 43 lllINlllL'5N Stuff of lllvlfrfw 43 l,:ut VYill :lnll 'llK'Yf1l111L'l1l t41ll'llll1llfQ't' 41 Svnior flux flflalL'K'l' S1'l'Ll1'll!ll-Ill-AXVINSQ llljlllllg Vlnlv l. l7l.ORlENCli S'l'RA'I l'ON lVlORRll.l, l 1o1 ' R1'u141y Init' lll muff-X' 1'y1'.x', lm! l.nf'w I-ll FVIIIYVA lfrxn ,lfuorf lypnug tlnlm I3 llomt- Room Rt'1rmr1'IL'l' l: 4zn'mx'al four! lg llonor f'lflZl'llSl'll1D Vlnlm 2: lx'4nl1mf1'l1m J, 4: lllll'JlT'l1lll'Zil llzukctlrnll. foftlmll. fllIfl.SUi:l'l'lr lg llltotoggrztplmy lllnlm .5 lJt'c'o1'1lt1ng Iomnnttu- kllllllUl SL'!llll1' l'1'on1 .lg flJl5N l,l'll1lllt't'N l.UlT'I!11lllCL' l. v VERNON JOHNSTON lVlORTON Two ll0IN'I'H .lr'l iv ilu' 1lr.rfr'w nf mul: fu 1'.1'f'r'rx,v !lllIllYl'flAH llfzcwll 4 llonn- Room Ufflfvr I, 21 ,lnnior lhslwtlzzlllvl, Yu'-tory Iorps I. 2, .wg lsul1'1oyo'm1z Rcportvr lg llvcorzltumz lonnmttm ,lnnlor-Scniol' Prom 3. HELEN MOSKCDS lll4l.14.N llo1mr Hrx in lmmtvt fozll' C-l1'T'l'lllIIli Monitor 1: lnt1':1mn1':nl Softlmll l. Socccr 1. :mtl link:-1 lwzlll l. J. 33 Typingq l'lnlr lg lnvltrnlion t'on1nnttu' hlnmou- Scnior l'1'om .ig Sn-nior Snpcrlxltivc Sloxt lit-wmlgnlmlvl l Pllotoggrzlplmy l'lnlv R: Knitting Vlnlv l. Riff I , 4. -' , .A -1r4l ' -W- ,- Q 4 - 1 '. - , Av, I 1 5 , ,, Page Twmty-lhreu ' n I: ni' x , I Q - .- . f,4 'v 'vi iq, I- ' H' . .4 ' ,r I . 5 N .Fl , Nw-:,rf 'W , ' ' 0 xi...-R ., ' 4,14 . ' , ' R C ' l Y .,.g -X l Q4 I. 1 ' i Q L J ., Q -nn . .x I 'JL-xg, 11-,,- li J xg D ,- XJ ,rl-J: 1- ggi- -I ..X,.,, -f',ci,.,4, in-Q, .Jy-ggi' :Lf . .-.- - '--'-- , xp , - - ff, ..-f .E 45 , SE EIOR-S 1946f: ,Tw P gy , N I ? s 5 ff X! fyf V 4-. , , ff 'i' f V Q 1 , A 4 A 52? Q, f' VW ' 1 -K f .aff 'ff , f- 1 v, . 95.2 if M -Z . f , '11 . A M , 4. 4 N mv ,j1ig2g2f,. f - jf , 'Z -Q: EZ 15' 2. 'Y ff I : .gy ff Z N:-f 'fggv H , ,' VA JAMIES lVllXRSllBOURNlf lVlUMl4ORD, JR. DORIS JEAN PAGE Sim-ii Nxlli.-KTl!.Xl.I.ll lu. ,vkiirfim mi llrlu lu' our safili' is our .vfu'iwl lzuimxmn Thr firrllfrxl dull fu all llrr 1s'nrlil - lx'i'ug7.vlf'3' Signal Fm-ps lg Victory !'fn'w 2: Xlachim- Shop 33 Sfgglg Glee Chili l: llmim' Citizenship Cluli Z3 Victory Corps Z tum-113,-13Rmlmifrflm Clulr 4. Arlvancerl Typing Clulr 4: llecmxitiiig Comrnittee junior Senior Prom 3. BIETTYE HUGH NEWTON Bl'lIYliH l'l1i'1'f fx tl luilj' .m'1'1'f and l'1'1nl -'Cmmr MARCELLE RAMONA PAGE MARfx ' Ru-.min-ss Stuff nf Vmimx 4g Ilumc Rmmi Rcpmtm' 41 uxilicws Staff nf lfuflmifriim 43 lilmiriiiziii .l1Il1.lUl'-SC!1lf'H' lrnm lfpixm- Omiinitlvc .lg Amlwliiccrl 'l'ypim1 Vlulm .ig X'ict4n'y 1f','f1,,,,,y ,, -m,,,, HH- dm, Twujd ,,,..W,. ,,,,1 , ENUM 'mips lg film' Vluli I3 llimic Ronin Ufficci' 1: Senior N Q ' 1 ' I I Qiiimrlzilivc l'mnmittcc' 4: l.l'lI'lNlI1'lJlS I':irniv:1l 2. Xlfffffy fflfllsl Hflme PACUITONICSI AflV3UCFfl TYPITIS Clllll 4 Knitting Club 2: Songleaflei' in Home Room: Physical Edu cation Clulm 2: Softhzlll 1. 2. ROBERT ANDERSON OVERMAN RAi:i:i'i Mliliix ix flu' xltumii' xlIlt'lUf'7sl'lllll0ll -lunim' Fofitlvzill 23 Aluiiiwi' llziikctlmll I. 2: Varsity Foot- ELIZABETH PARRIS lull 3, -ll Yziraity Hawke-tlrzill 3. 42 Victory C'nn'pQ 1, 2. 33 --Bliqgv' liiiiiui'-Sciiiur Primm Vmiiiiiittcc .lg SL-niur Surci'l:1tivc- Bcst' C' . l , imkiiis: lloyg llmm- Rmmi lh-prwtci' 4: Blmiugmni Clulv 4. Thr nficn, truth and fzvry 'i'FllF7VlE'llt'F of j'01lfl1',-SC0lt ALFRED IRVIN PAGE lawn Lllfllllllllll SUIIH' rvlllflr, in lrzifli fx :Try umvmmnn, ix tln' ROBERT LEE PEARCE lirxf .Yl'll.Yt' l kuuzu nf I.nri1' CRlll'.YfF7'fI.I'lll -APERCYU ,luuirfr lizukvlluill li ,liuiior Fimtlmll lg Physical Efluca- ff . ,, 4. ' , H, mm muh lc Yittmly Vmnlys 2' 3: Varsity Bagdmu 3' 4: God Blfxs tlic' man .elm fust ilizmzfrd .vlerpl Safe ypinlgg Cluli 4: Mzicliim- Shop 4g Scale Model Airplane Victory Corps 2: Student Council 15 Typing Club 35 Book- uilclmg 2. keeping Club 45 Signal Corps 1. Page Twenty-four v SE IORS 1946 BILLY BEST POOLE UBILLYH In xliort, tlwrf' llL Z't'f was 41 lwftvr llt'lU'l'l'H1'B7'j'l1JL Victory Corps lg Machine Shun 23 Seninr Signal Corps 3: Civil Air Patrol Cadets 3, 43 Junior'Senior Prmn Cmnnmittc-c 3. CLARENCE VERNON POYTI IRIESS HC X' sv Hfflljlflllillfl awful mukvs mf' 1t11rg1li -I.c1ml'Ur EDWARD JOSEPH RABIL Coin Bo LN us all In' linffpy and lim' 'ZUIif,I1il1 aiu' mftiizs, t Z'!'H if Tut' lmw' to Iwrraw the' llZl7lll'j' tu do it 7v1'!l1 f.411u11 Junior Football 25 lntrzimural Basketball 2: Varsity Foot- ball 3, 43 Humr Ruum Ufficer l, 23 Hume Room lleporter 33 Munogrurn Club 43 -llllliuflsbllllll' Priim Ctnnnnttcc 3' Victory Uurps 1, 2, 3. MARCIARET NOWELL RAWLINGS MART Oli, hurt' Izumi' it is fa find ilu' our juxt .vzrilvzl In 110' Hllilldil-'rCdH1PbA'H Knitting Club lg lntruniursil Basketball, Stiftball and Soccer lg Monitor 33 lllec Club 2. 3, 43 llecurciting Com- mittee -luniur-Senior Prmn 35 Ufficr NVurk 3, -lg U. IJ. C, Awarnl tur Prize Esiziy 3. GERTRUDE RILEY 'l'iz11m ' Shy mzrxt Irv Sl'l'll1 In lu' 41f1p1'z'1'1'11t1'1l - .'I1l11111.v Traxlsferrcwl frmn llt'I'l4lL'I'Sl1ll High Sclimilg 1i'111l11111r11111 Staff 4: Bziml 1Blziju1'c-Ita-1 lg lit-cmuitiiig Viniiiiiiltut- junimir- Sn-niur liflllll 33 tilcc Vlnlr J, 33 Stunt Night 1. .ig Knitliiiu tllub lg Officer for llmnc RUUINQ Ssiplimiiiwv S1i1wiI.itix1-g XY:iilrcss :it jiiiiim'-St-iiifii' llaiiiiliirt. MILDRED ESTER RUFFIN MILi.11-, 17u11't !lI'T'l' up ufun' thc ,vlzifi flllL'.V 1latu11 -l'.u:vt'l1 Victory lilirps: Hunic lffcmiimiics Club: Typing Club! 41 Knitting Club: Fir-.t Aiil Lliiirwi l'liyNit'gil lffltivlitiriii tlub. HELEN SALFEBY S.iXI.l.X Ulluft' fu1'1'1'b11' Ury Ylitlllf Tk'Lll'Ll.Y 0111 T1'X!111111'11! Knitting l'lub 1: Succcr Tvzini V13 Snftbzill: ligukctligill l. 23 Urtirnzitics. Club 31 XVaitreM hluilii-113-riii-ii' l'r1im 1, lg 'llible Cuniniittt-s jiiiiiur'-Sciiiui' l'rmn 3. WADE SALFEBY XYA1iiJ' I?1'1'f1'r 11 1111'.rrl11'i'f 1111111 tllli 1'11r1111:'1'111'i'111'1 --,S'fri'It' V wh'-3 - . 4 '13-. 2 ZW i ,,.. I f3f,W,, 451:11 e i' ,fi .Q 4 5 ' Page Twentyrfiue SE IORS 1946 lVlARClARET IRENE SHOLAR M.xi4iz.xRi-Qi Hr llfffllf 'ZUIIVV1' flltilt li1'v.r! l'li'r1u'rf Rzuliograni Stuff 33 Busl-cetliztll lg C, A. P. .lg Knitting Club lg Yictory Corps 23 'liyiiirig Club 4. ALBAN SINDLER Ai.i:.xN 5'i'li'1lt'P if qffolilviz --Curl-vit' 'l'i':li1sfri'1't-tl from Forest l'L1rk lligll Seliool. Baltimore Nlil, 4. l3l7N.TAMlN TIIORP SlXll'l'll Si-rc I luuf um! I'lIrT'I'f1' my X01If f'H'Ill-ICHIHII Cziptzlin Baseball Team 45 junior Football 21 junior Basket- ball 15 Varsity Bziseliall 3, 3, -15 llecorzttiiig' Committee: Clieerleailer 3, 45 Victory Corps 1, 2, 35 Home Ronin tltticel' 2, 3. 4: Stunt Night 2. Cliristinzis Czirniviil 25 . . 7 Xzlrsily Bziskctbrill -, 3, 4. CLAUD ALFRED SMITH Ci.Avn .'1 mall of le'tf1'r,x', uml of mmllimir, Inu! --f.-'U1r1'fif'I' l.ee XYoorl.ml lligli F-ellool 1. 2, 35 Clziss President 25 7 lletzi. Club -, 35 I3IlSFlIllll 3: lxlill'SllZ.ll 3. Page Twenty-six ale 1 1 'Z f f 1 . 1 ' sa Vi? f . ,. tin' 14-X 4 I I can-v-I 17 1919- bf, N . - J GRAY , 42 Uflftl-P'I'l.ll!ll' fx ll flvxptvair firing c'1tl'1'1z Victory Corps 15 Home licot l 1 L25aAdvance Typing Club 45 First Aitl Course . . 5?- 5 DOLLY JANE 'TAYLOR DoI.Ly ff a fuunzuiz IIUTT long hair, il is I1 glory To lmr fNcw Tcxrfuuzriut Soccer Te-mn 1, 25 Rell Cross Club 1: Home Nursing 23 l'ersonality Club 25 Typing Club 55 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. CATHARINE MARGARET THOMAS UCATIIARI NEW The blush fx beautiful, but it ix .mn1Ui1'u1z'x 11iL'0ii'z'wzzf'11z '- 1101410111 Honor Citizenship Club 15 Home Room Officer 1, 25 VV:titress Junior-Senior Prom 1: Office NVork 1, 2, 3, 45 Victory Corps 25 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 35 R'tnl1'uffrui11 Club :mfl Staff 35 Coelfrlitor Radiogrum 45 Business Manager C0c0oN 45 Senior SuperlativefBest Citizen. ELIZABETH TOMLINSON HLIBBYH Hit 11 on m' liills 0 ,D7'E'llHZ5,lTG1!l'fl'7lllG-IL J J Home Room Reporter 45 Soccer Team 1: Home Room Officer 15 Girls' Intramural Basketball 15 Radiogram Staff 45 Hobby Club 15 Victory Corps 25 Chairman Invitation Committee Junior-Senior Prom 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 3. SENIGRS 1946 VIRGINIA EVELYN TUDOR Ill.DRlDCiIi Vv'zX'l'SON Ev1i1.YN Ii1. That fvllfclz is v'z'f'rybm1y'x b1t.Y1-IIUXS fx HUb0l1j',X All lzix I-H-HOL'L'HI rlmimlztx''---H'Il.von I71l.YIllt'.YX, ' -H'al!ou. Victory Corps lg Ilziseluill 3, 4, Ilome Room Officer 23 Victory I'orp5 7 ARCHIBALD JOHNSON WIEISIB VIVIAN DARYL TURNMYRE 'VW' 'f '7' 1-yn, U.lI1lX1.L' lmrh t'lu1rm.v fu xoollu' flu' .Yll'Z'Ll!l4' In'u.vI -- l'n'm' Hy tlzrir fruitx you .vluzfl lcnmu f1lf'lIIH AVA Il' Tl'.YfAlI?lL'1lf 115111114 Il, 33 lllllifll' lfgllltlfllll 33 V5l1'NlU' lftltjflvitll 3.1 42 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 to-1 ziptzun of l'ootlmll 'lezun 43 Ilztselmll 2: Senior Store .lffI1klUS Hlfill School 1, JC fllilflf-'S I.. lown lligli School 45 Vocoox Iiusiuem Staff 43 'l'rL-xmirer of Stutlem t'ouneil w 43 hlee Qlulm 3. ig -Senior Superliuive 31111:-xt 'filleuteflg Sturlent Council 4: 5 lypmgriluli Ig Xictory Lorps Z3 lirzunzitics tluln .wg fllollo- 'frzmi Club 43 liecorutingg l'ommittee -lunior-Senior l'i'om 3' MARGARET ETTA Tyson My 'M' 4- nMM 'I'lii HHVN I'ORD Wu1'i'1VR The xmflv tlluf ruulft funn' uffn' .S'!uml:'.r1: I I I UNI., I 44 I Bahketlnall I, 2: Victory Corps lg lil:-e illulz 43 Typin: .. -1 - I - ,, ul: 23 Iftltllitlilftllll Stuff 43 Ilmne Room Ufficer I. HH' HHH , f,H m'ml IW!! ff' AM , H' ml 'U lun .s -vo1111.y1 tlnum .llouw fllee l'lul1 lg Victory llorps lg Aelvzuiceml Typing Vluli 1 3, 45 Rutifozrrunz Stuff 45 Decorating Vommittee junior- SARA JLQN WALSTON Senior Prom 31 Ilome Room Ufficet' I, 23 l'ln'ixtin:u llZll'IllY1tl U.AI1IIi', t'ommittee 3. The ltmvlfyflf llll luv' t'yv --C0lI'r1'4lgu' DO LA BI W H L . . , . UC S EST I 'I' IEY Home Room Officer Ig Secretary of junior iitizenslup I 11, ,H lluli I1 Queen! fourt at f'hristuius LIZIYIIIYZII I: Rell from llvxk lxuitting' l'lulx lg Serverl :it -lunior-Senior llunquet lg Victory I- -I .' . ' 1: uf UH 7-,. , lorps Z: Queen of Cliristnizns l'zu'uivul Z: Intramural Basket- tl mmm In HA Ufipml I mmmtui lull l. 2. 33 Stunt Night lg Girls' Athletic Association ll Signal Vorps I3 Sewetury of Home Room li ltlzuul 21 llrznniuties Cluln 33 Clllllfillllll Junior-Senior Prom :mtl Bxmuuet Iius llriver 43 Vitizenxliip t'luln lg lutluslriztl Arts 1, 3, 4: I L'l1ee1'lezule1'3.-1:Senior SIIIICYIIIYIYU Moi!I'olulli1l'QHllNi4 l1n1lustrial Arn Vluli ll Nominating l'ommi1tre junior- 'ws htzzff of l'on'oox 4. Senior Prom .lg Pliysiezil lieluczuiou 1, J. 'iff 1' 'C W xr 5- 2 .W ,rf V55 --2 R C Al-XX , ,. u Q 1 : . 1 1 X' .Xb . c X s I X - S 5 N - ' 'N - , '1 1 Page Twenlq-seven ' 1 x 1 ' Q s's 1 K I ' I5 x X I ' ' x I 1 N 1 1 N g ' ., 'X ' 1 R SE IORS 1946 EDITH GRACE WIGGS UEDITHY' Her 1'0z't'c is Alufo, lwr man-urr .rtvt'ef, Slzcfr gmiflv, dunzty, and pctz'fs '---A llllll JuniorICitizc-nship Club I5 Home Room Officer 2, 45 Bookkeeping Club 4: Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 3. CORA GRANDY WILLCOX Co1.EY The -nzi'ldv.vt ?PllUllZt I'S and 1110 gmt-tIt'.9t 1l?Ul'f,'-HOIIICV Typing Club lg Victory Corps 25 Intramural Basketball, Softball: Soccer 15 Glee Club 35 Decorating Committee, Junior-Senior Prom 35 Flower Committee for Cocooiv 45 Radiagrum Club 4, W. .e. ff., f , 4 'ZA f :fa W K' 1 -w,,v.v,.' 'M f , ' if fi: W' ,-Q ., .- A 3,3235 5 1? S :Age aff W yy ' Muff -WAS, if SARAH ANN WILLIAMS Sami-t ANNU If :could fulkp Lartl, lion' it falkrzl! -Beaumont Home Room Officer 1, 35 Junior Citizenship Club 15 Citizenship Club 2. 35 Vice-President Citizenship Club 33 XN'ziitress Junior-Senior Prom 1, Z5 Editorial Staff COCOON 45 Senior Superlativegklost Stutliousg Class History Committee 45 Debating Team 33 Favor Committee Junior- Senior Prom 35 Toast Mistress Junior-Senior Banquet 35 Intramural Sports 1. OCTAVIA MARIE WILLOUGHBY HRIARII-l,, Sim tioitll yrctii k1':1z1iw.r.r''-Lowell Home Room Officer 23 Basketball 154 Softball 15 Victory Corps 25 Rt-zuler's Digest School Distributor 4. REAUMER JOSH WINBOURNE IIPETEII A nicrry licarf doctlz quad like tl H1l'lII.L'I'llFU'O!l1 Testaumuf Home Room Reporter 15 Rzztlfugranz Club 45 Radiogzram Staff 45 Student Solo I,.iCense5 Typing Club 15 Decorating Committee -IuniorfSenior Prom 3. Page Twenty-eight SENIOR SNAPS ymawaradiufnw M f ,VI ,, ' V M . Q f ,f ' 4 5 , 1-f an 'ilff' 1 e N +A-.......,,, , ,- A .7 4' f v 4 ' V 4 6 Q as 29 As, 4 Page Twenty-mne 2 ff My RLATIVES Best All-'Round Best Looking JIMMY HAYES LLEWELLYN DAISY DIXON MARY FRANCES SUPE ROBERT OVERMAN Page Thirty .-51.ff',.., J'-ff L,-C.1f! 74 I J ' '19 'Lila-4. 1 ' '- 'A..- px., . - 'E W A., , '1 'Cf - ., -A-,L-I, 'Lau' 1 C fp if ,A 1 ,Q V ' f- ' A ,- .-4L.L ,C-,',vL-,1.kJ v- .Qu 2 1 L1 W -1 J .fa 7 f.,f1.L,A L. - ,J--r'2.,,4:.. .. Q 1 ,-1 zip 4 , V ff: -'aff SUPERL TIVES Most Talented Best Citizens ALMA MOORF - CATHARINE THOMAS ARCHIE WEBB DEED112 COLLINS Page Thirty-om' 'Ln I' .I 1 U 1, , ,, A MM! I If s 4' r 'H 49 ry eo ' H F ,fl 7 1 -Q' , Y, . .al gk 'S ,fp A' ,- Q , I 1 n , T5 ,, I 'ii I' fa 0 4 ' J ' I' J I' 0 6 i l n U 1 1 7 . I Page T ERL T IVES Most Popular XVz'ttz'est SARA WALSTON HARVEY CLAYTON MICKEY MOQRE BOBBIE JEFFRIES hirty-two SUPERLATIVES Most Athletic Most Dependable SARAH ANN WILLIAMS RUTH I-IATHAWAY HELEN MOSKOS DON BARNES JAY CLARK TOM BOSWELL Page Thirty-three AST WILL AND TESTAME Having uecelillmteil the positive for the past twelve years, and in some eases thirteen. we, the senior class of '46, are now making progressive steps toward eliminating the negative. The time is drawing near when ue shall no longer eamel walk through the halls of Charles l.. flnun as students. XYe are leaving yes, we are leaving our beloved faculty, our little friends. and HENRY ESMOND. Before departing we wish to leave with you one last rememlrranee- our LAST Vk'll.l. AND TES'l'AMEN'I'. First to our Alma Mater we leave our cherislierl memories uf by-gone days. To Mr. Vhllaril. our principal, who has been so patient and tireless in his efforts, we leave our sincere appreciation. Um' gratitude tn the faculty for their unfailing guidance and never-ending patience along our slow, very slow, road uf knowledge. To ilCOI'ilC-lxllllf' VYillard and Doug llatchell, our mascots, we leave the wish nf a successful journey along life's way. To the class. of '47 we leave our places and the thrill of lit-ing dignified seniors. VVe leave the mad preparations for the ,luninr-Senior Prom to the incoming juniors with the hope that they have as much success as we did. To next ye:1r's silly smiths we will an incono-Cathorlizing- electronic ray scope with a three way synelironizer and we 'ln this knowing that you will make full use of its possibilities. To the incoming freshmen we bequeath the sincerest wish that your days will lie as bright and hamiy as ours have been. l'harlie Anthony wills his athletic ability to George Spirtus. Annie Ruth Bailey leaves her love for Charles to Faye Dudley. Billy Barefoot. l'lollow:iy Burgess. Hilly Poole. :mil Pete VVinlmnrne leave their love for flying planes or ears to lloe Hazemrrre and Jack XYilliams. BO Bartlnilnniew bequeaths her love for Greenville ti- l'at Patterson. To his Cousin, Harry Dew, Don Barnes leaves his ear full of women. Audrey Boswell and Mable Ellis beqneatli their quietness to Mr. Iv!'KlC'FH'fNIfl'S Home Room. Harry Horst-face Bateman leaves his way with the women to l'eanut VVells. Thick Reunion and Bennett Flowers will their control 1-ver the girls of A. F. to Dr. Hilley. Tom Boswell beriueaths his dependability tu lint llarrell. Mavis Boyette wills her pounds to Robert Brinkley. To Bubber Clayton, Roland Boyette leaves his ability to drive a car. Arla Catherine Brewer and her Aunt Betty Dewl leave their blond hair to Nancy Ezell. VVe've heard she wants it. lay Clark leaves, but he takes Sara with him. llarvey Clayton lsequeaths his humor to Billy Barnes. llazel Collier and Margaret Tyson leave their love for IJouL: YYhitley to all the girls whose hearts drive the school busses. De-edie Follins leaves Estelle Anthony :mil her followers to next year's cheerleaders. John Corbett wills his knowledge of wildlife and nature to Billy Briley. XYiley Corbett bequeaths his love of aufomoliiles, eslvfflflllb' Buicksi to VYilbur Turner-'not Fords. VVillmur. To VVade Lee Moore, Curtis Furlin wills his Camel Boogie. Doug Darden leaves Nr. Underwood to ye ol' Alma Mater. To Ioan Barton. Audrey Davis, Geraldine Ferrell. and Helen Grimsley will their reserved manner, Julia Dew and Sara Viialston leave but they take their men with them. To the future detectives of C. l.. C. F-pee Dillon leaves the greatest unsolved mystery in the world4 VVho threw the whiskev in the well? Daisy Dixon leaves PICKVVlf'K PAPERS to anybody who's mad enough to want them. Frances Dobbins leaves Billy. To Miss Tami, Audrey Downing bequeaths all her pretty sweaters, Monkey Driver leaves Doug to carry on in family style. lt's a rough road to travel. Doux:. Verta Mae Eason, Lydia James, and Sarah VVilli:ims leave their brains to be preserved in alcohol for all future morons of F. T.. C. Senors H. F. Flowers and Jesse Joyner will their kmwvledge of Spanish to be distributed among next year's students. Our sympathy to you. To Xhvilfflllflffrll YYilliams, VValter Furlong leaves his jitter- lnmging ability. john Gill and Grady Griffin leave their pleasing per- sonalities anrl quiet manners to Buddy Berlgood--not that he needs 'em. Bobby Hackney wills his B, C. headache nowder. ice-bag, and aspirin to next ye-ar's Editor-in-chief of the annual. Rae Harrison liequeaths her ability to flirt to Virgil Eason. Ruth Hathaway and Ruth Mercer leave their places in Miss lNlassengill's office to Rosa Nelle Clark and Anne Sumner. Big Shot Jimmy Hayes leaves his executive ability to Nlike Hodge. Bettv Lou Hodges and Virginia Holloman leave their memories of third period English class to next year's unfortunates. Elizabeth Holdford bequeaths her school girl complexion to :ill the glamour girls of Charles I.. Coon. There are a. few. Daisy Howell leaves her name to Lillian YVilliams, who just loves flowers. Bobbie Jeffries leaves her witticisms to next year's gossip editor in the Radiogram. Juanita Jones and Mareelle Page will their always seen together flare to Richard Anthony and Nell Bateman. Brownie Jones and Helen Moskos bequeath their depend- ability to the future senior English classes. Kenneth I.amm and Eldridge VVatson leave their ability tu get around to Jimmy Nickols and Hooper Lamm. Ray l.:unm. Bernard Mattox, and Wade Saleeby. the inseparable trio. leave six lessons in the art of Pocket Billiards to David Owens. He should be a shark. To Jeannette Hinnant, Gene Lester leaves her ability to capture the hearts of the Rocky Mount lads. This will eonumlete If-annette's tour of Eastern Carolina. Joyce Lewis leaves her glamour secrets to Jean Knott to he used to the best advantage. Frankie Llewellyn leaves her date bait to Mid Wessman, To Charlie King, Marshall Atlas Long leaves his muscles. Nancy Lucas heoueaths her learn and then live theory to liuckv Draughn. Doris Blagness. and Trudy Riley will their Chevrolet to Louis llarilv, who will convert it into anything impossible. Millard Mantooth leaves a pencil to Ham Crowder. who'll he glad to get anything free. To Rliss Bazemore, Billy Miller wills his love of l l1auccr, q Sally leaves the Mintz to be served at next year's Junior- xf'lllUl'. Alma Moore and Bess Parris bequeath their voices to all the future glee clubs. I Mickey Moore leaves his popularity to Percival Higgin- mttnni. Flop Morrill wills her love for Rausch to Karl. Siu-ml Mumford bequeaths that jet-propelled atomic 1'l1C'l'il'j'. which hurdles him around at such terrific speed. to Foaclf ltlailrlen to he distributed among the 1946 football squat . llettyf' Newton will-2 her sweetness to all the first-year Home licononiics students to be used in anything needing sutvar. Tn Timmy XYnmlmle, Rabbit Overman bequeaths his ggfrlfflelfillki Um-is lean Page leaves her beautv to Doodle Denny. T1-vin Pave leaves his sporty clothes to Slick Lewis. Robert Pc-aree leaves his industriousness to Bud Etheridge and Elmer Pittman. Fill. Eddie Bo Rabil leaves the school in one piece. lsn't it wonderful? Nlnruziret Rawlings is glad to sav she's leaving. Mildred Ruffin bequeaths her ability to get along with the teachers to f harlie Brown, To Joy Allgood. Helen Saleeby leaves her coal black hair and complete knowledge of everything. Margaret Sholar leaves her height to Betty Hacknev. I1?lhan Sindler hequeaths his polite manner to Billy ,V PS. Claude Smith wills his well-worn map of Black Creek to 'l'. Doe Bottoms. To Bull Newsome, Thorp Smith leaves his interest in VVin11xy's, llfary tirav Strickland bequeaths her still tongue makes a wise head to Joe Joyner. Dolly Taylor leaves her red hair to Hildred Barnes. Catharine Thomas wills her ability to get the older man to Sue VYhitehead. Elizabeth Tomlinson wills her letters from the Navy to anvbmly who can read. Evelyn Tudor leaves llerlsert Ball to Betty Lynn Banks. Vivian Turnmyre llequeaths her small waist to Berkley Farwyle. Archie VW-lilw leaves his ability to lead a football team to thi- '46 Fo-Captains. Helen VVheeler leaves her lasting romance to Peggy VVo0dard and Tunnev Brooks. DOUG VVhitly and C V. Poythress leave their 'Tyelone Special fo next vear's bus drivers. Fflith Xh7if'f'i wills her quiet giggles to Betsv Till. Colev VVileox bequeaths her wit to Peggy High, who in time can hfmfl it flown to H, V. lllarie VVilloughby leaves her job of distributing the Ri'nn'1'i-'x Dl'IlF,Tf every month to next year's chairman. Barbara Bnole refuses to leave her long brown. hair with eyes to match saying that they are her two main assets in getting men. Tom Moore and Val Brooks leave ten shares of stock in the Amalgumated Syndicate, Incorporated to the funds of CLFHS. lnasrnuch as we. the class of '46, have traveled thus far along the road of life and are now ready to journey on into new horizons. we. the testators. do hereby and in witness thereof. set our seal this the third day of June, in the year of Our Lord. nineteen hundred and forty-six. Signed: BARBARA BOOLE VAL BROOKS W'itnessed hy: TOM MOORE TIMMY HAYES Testators. PRUDENCE BAZEMORE. JUNIQR CLASS OFFICERS EMMETT WHITE A . , ,,...,...A.,. Q.., I 'residenr ALTON BROOKS . . . . , Vice-President 'RAMQNA PARTRIDQE , A . ,Secrezary SID BROOKS A , . . O.., Treasurer Page 'fhirtgffr A A , . ..., , Q, 5 , A f A 41 r 3 I U I O R S If AR' L' L V -, I ..,, 4 Page Thirty-six f-it Y EUGENE BOYLETTIE ALLGOOD CATHERINE BAXTER ANDERSON PEGGY ANDERSON JAMFS FRANKLIN BAILEY LELA H. BALLARD LOUISE BARNES HILDRETII ELIZABETH BARNES WILLIAM RLIEEIN BARNES MARGARET MAYEELLE BATEMAN MAIQZIELLA WOODARD BATTS 'n f SL . M--f I , 2' dwg. ' if QQN ,f -an ff.. S WI vm x'. 'W ? I ,. ytxwmr F' if A N G R. ZR X ARLENE R. BAUMRIND JOYCE MARIE BEAMON CARL FRANKLIN BOTTOMS HARVEY REGINALD BOYETTE EARL BRADBURY FRANCES BRANTLY ANNE ANDERSON BRIDGERS MARGARET ELOISE BRIDGERS ALTON GOODRICH BROOKS SIDNEY BROOKS ,IN I P I X 1 ' , 0 X 'V ff , r ' tu . 5 -4 9 -V, ,, A. S -, I A - I fuk ., I M .sill I YQ ,fx ' L . 1 J ,f I' , 'Cl Qfll! XJ V, ,,1'j' ' C 1 14 , 1' ,I I ,f Lf, I - ! XV 1, Za ,Ay A A 11.11, , .L f 1.46 QQ , .m I . X, INDIA BURDEN ANN DEANS JEANNIE BRYANT BUNN EMMA LILLIAN DEANS ROSA NELLE CLARK JEAN DEW SIDNEY PHINOUS CLARK CARL WADE COLLIE EDWARD LEE CROWDER GRAY DEANS CULBRETH MARJOIRIE ADDIE DAVENPORT JUNE CAROL DAVIS HAZEL DAWSON HELEN VIRGINIA DICKENS MARY FRANCES DIXON EVELYN RAE DOWNINC DORIS LEE DRIVER ELLA LEE ETHERIDGE NANCY HERMINE EZELL JOYCE EAY FARMER Page Thirty-seven M f I .1 1 4 4. V iff.: r .nf IU ,LQ D ,D I-'I-,J I I P' ,K 4, X ' I- lil J 9 R X ES 6' ' YS e ALMA REA FIELDS PEGGY IRIS HIGH GRACE FLOWERS JEANNETTE HINNANT JANE GARDNER MARJORIE DARE HOLLOMAN CAROLYN LEWIS GRICE ERNEST DAVID HORNE NANCY GRIFFIN ELOISE HOWELL DOROTHY CAROLYN HARRELL JAMES SUMPTER IKNER VIRGINIA EMILY HARRELL COMILOUS FRANKLIN JOHNSTON, JR JAMES HARDY HATHAWAY NANCY THOMAS JOHNSTON LORENE HAWLEY NANNIE BELLE JORDAN BETTIE REBECCA HIGH JOSEPH IREDELL JOYNER Page Thirty-eight J Y Y as my 9 .SUSAN SPRLIILL JOYNER SARAH HELEN KARNES ELIZABETH ANN KELLY MARJORIE TUNNELL LAND JENNIE VEE LEWIS PEGGY LEE MASON ANNIE PEARL MEACOMBS GEORGE MEEKS MARY FRANCES MINSHEW WADE LEE MOORE ' ' I I' 5? ' YAY Y YY UNIORS ,D G rv U ,I 4-1- JAMES DAVIS MORGAN , ,H HOWELL COBB MOSS, JR. V I FRANCES AGNES NICGEADYIS A' RUBY LEE MCLEAN JAMES GARLAND NEWSOME , JOYCE LYDIA NORTON NICIQEY TOM NOULLES MYRTLE GRAY QAKEY JACK OVERMAN EVELYN JEAN PAGE ,A 4, f I 4 ,K AI my V+ ' I' 4: 11.14 Q ,Qa- 11,610.5-,l.' ,A d-Ln Page Thirty-nznc IU IORS Page Forty 'xii fr K S1174 I hp' J 'V. I U ' I af , 14 I V, J! Jw' I'-I I , I S anti-mg. il , .AA Y , 94,-4 VFD, I JV, , if ,Zi-1 1' , Aim M, Jf fa.. If y sa fa , - V 'Vw 'X f I ' , , 'Vx YS ,J if 1 V X. ALICE RAMONA PARTRIDCE ROBERT B. PATTERSON. JR. GWENDOLYN MARIE PERRY ANDREW MANLEY PIERCE FRANCES REBECCA PITTMAN LE ROY RAMSEY EDWIN RAPER KARL WII-LIAM RAUSCH. JR. REBECCA SHELT RILEY JAMES DONALD RILEY J? ROY ARDIELL SHEALY JULIA LOUISE SHINOLETON ROBERT WATSON SHIPP DOROTHY GRAY SMITH SARA FRANCES SMITH BETTY LOVE SPENCER SPURGEON ROBERT SPEICHT GEORGE JACK SPIRTOS LAURELLE VIRGINIA STALLINGS ELOISE STANCIL ts, 3 E G:- Q fum A ,L Q,. I M A , ' ' ,Rp m , , ' If 6, s Q. MAGGIE STRICRLAND CLYDE LEE SULLIVAN ELIZABETH ANNE SUMNER SIDNEY SWITZER REBECCA TAYLOR L. C. TEDDER, JR. RUSSELL A. THOMPSON, JR, ANNIE ROSE WALLEI2 JERRY WATRINS KATHRYN LOONEY WEEKS W vb Q f Sm. A-A X f Y .I Q' ,Ml 2 f ' , ,, if v' M JOYCE ANN WHEELIS EMMETT ROYCI2 WHITLE SUE CAROLYN WHITEHEAD DORIS ELLIS WHITLLEY ALVIN WILLIANIS LILLIAN BURNETT WILLIANIS I JU IORS WARIQENTON LAWRENCE WILLIABIS ERANR WILSON JAMES EDGAR WILSON JOHN LEON WINSTEAD Page Forty-One IUNIORS X MARGARET BELLE WINSTEAD MARVIN DEW WINSTIEAD MIRIAM WINSTEAD JAMES M. WOMBLE HENRY BLYTHE WOODARD MARGARET PATE WOODARD THOMAS WILLIAN-I WRAY, JR. WAYNE? MINTON YELVERTON JAMITS THOMAS ZRARAS IUNICDR CLASS ACTIVITIES Sponsoring of Junior-Senior banquet and prom-Russell Thompson General Chairman. Page Forty-two IU IOR SNAPS wx '4' X X i if 3 Wi, ' x A ll! iff, , -, ' ' . - N . , I I 3 . M' f f 1 V 1 ' .X lv- A f-V32 Q M Y M- 'HWY' ls12Lu5'3Q?4fw2t'ZAf'Zf5yy Q Nu '24, W ' . ,, . , . - V X1 ,,,ffQ,i4f',2ff,Q X r f 4 f f . X I 2 4 ge ' L, ,5 -gs H , f, If J f., ,gyfff ' U ' ' 'Layer ' 4 N7 W f .' Wh--f 2 5 I ...F f K., , . Ju. Page Forty-three Y ., .. W If 'Pa 9,- L OPI-IO ORES s MISS l.ANC3liORD'S Home Room if First row: l-ucy Shealy. Barbara Jean l.amm, Delores Murad, Betsy Hayes, Jean Harrison, Carol Summerfield, Betsy Farmer. Ed Stallings. Walter Holland, Earl Stott. Second row: e Dorothy Baker. Ruth Kelley, Geraldine Bunn. Eleanor Lockamy. Peggy Poole. Katie Page, Mary Sessoms, Robert Brinkley, Bobby King. Walter Herbert Ball. Cecil Williams. Third row: Jean Whitelie.id. Delores Lyles. Reba Holloman. Ethel Hill. Vw'illiam Bass. Bobby Lineberger, J. E Harrell, John Phillips, James Barnes. Ifourfh row: Ronald Noe, l5red Garris. Donald Perry Absent when picture was taken: Eunice I,amm, Judith Kat7in. Q e.' fri gmgy x Av -if- -IF WU MIZS. l5IiRREI.L'S HOME Room lfzrsl row: Betty Mae Scott, Ruth Taylor, l.0is Holland, Barbara Jean Brewer. Sylvia Whitley, lfrancis Barnes, Anne Bullock, Nelle Bateman. Wyndham Kerr. Second row: Peggy Hartman. Treba Bunn, Vergie Bass, Hilda Poole, Mary Etheridge, Charles A. King, Bobby Parker. Third row: lired Till. Alton Whitley, Ralph Harrison, Dick Pittman, Virgil Eason. William Darden, David Owens, Charles Clayton. Absent when picture was taken: Dickie Davis. Isaac Kirby. Vance I.ockamy, Jerome Taylor, Fayette Dudley, Joyce Hagan, Vivian Matthews. Ellen McKeel, Gwen Page, Rebecca Pridgen. Page Forty-four is-.. GPHGMQRES Miss WCDLDSl.l:H S Hom? Room First row: Rachel Bone. Samera Saleehy, Reba l.anden, Mildred Walston, lidna Pridgen, Mary Lawrence, Mary Jane Wessman. Nancy Camden. Secoml' row: Jacquelyn Meeks. Inza lfay Cooper, Dorothy Williamson. Elaine Harrell, Hazel Whitley, Joyce Boyelte, Joyce Skinner Marilyn Hudson, Joyce Meadows, Joyce Bass. Third row: Nathan Sullivan. Richard Gillette Charles Draughn. Rudolph Hinnant, Billy Ricks. Gordon Jones. Richard Anthony, Buddy Bedgood. John Gold. A. D. Hicks, James Dew. Jimmy Nichols. f-Q Psi ,aw 47 4 5 A MISS NCDRNTANJS Hosni Roost i ' First row: Charles Haynes. Hooper Lamm. Allison Wells, Alton Dickerson, Thurman Woodard, Carrie Woodruff. Margaret Troutman. Second row: Mary lpoch. Freda Johnson, Nannie Bass, Susan Lewis, Mary I-ou Barnes, Betty Hackney. Jimmy Smith. Third row: Everett Blake, Joanne Baines, Jeannine Rittenbury, Emma Lou Barnes, Mary Boswell, Lynn Newnham. Dorothy Williams, John Moore. Fourth row: Vinson Sawrey, Joe Bazemore, lid Grady, Henry Lee Lewis. Douglas Driver, Bobby Curlin, Hilton Bass. Page Forty-five W C tme f-t li I FRESH N MIQS. lVlOOlil5'S Home Room I ir.sI row: Doris Jones. Dorothy Smith. Ann Harrison, President. Dorothy Batts, Joyce Harrell. Betsy 'I-ill, Mary Efird. Hilton Balls, G. W. Smith. Second row: Sally Tedder, Dorothy Whitley, Sarah Mantooth, Constance NVomhle. Mary lirances Whitley. Marvene Mumford. Bronna Brooks, Pattie l.each, Joe Wilson. Harry Dew. Third row: Battle Pittman. Walter Phillips, James Creech, Kenneth Matrox. Jack Williams. George Mumford. l.en Brooks. .Of . il MISS KNOWLIES' HOME? Room Ifirst row: Dixie Vvlalston. Mary lirances Speight. Hazel Boykin. Dorothy Williams, Constance Barnes, Jean Bridgers, Jacquelyne High. Ruth Herring. Betsy Savage, Audrey Driver. Second row: Myrtle Dickerson, Joan Barton, Vivian Mercer. Matilda Davis, Jackie Lucas. Mary Fields, Ruth Suessmuth. Julia Ann Hutcherson. l,ouise Allen, Joan Williams. Third row: Billy Williford, lired Rivenbark. Curtis Rowe, Bill Clark. Graham l.iles. Wade Barnes, Carl Kirby, Vernell Bobbitt, Kenneth Parrish, Glenn Wheeler. Not in picture: Christine Carter, Magdalene Cooley, Charles Davis. Vwlilliam Johnson, Bill Owens. Page Forty-six FRESHME NHSS l3U'l'REI.l-'S HOMIE Room First row: Lorraine Hagan, Vallie Cooley, lfrank Denny, Peggy Williams, Betty Clyde Hill. Sarah Dillon, Jean Smith, Betty Lynne Banks, Billy Tomlinson, Charles King. Semin! row: Josephine Lucas, Ray Dildy, Lela Williford, lfulalia Barnhill, Nancy Gardner. Betty Jean Wheeler, Joy Allgood. Shirley Johnson. William Sessoms, Johola Rose. Third row: Ollie Bunn. Edward Davenport, Claudius Henley, Thomas Jones. James Renfrow. Billy Briley, Bobby Horne, Walter Blake. Absent when picture was taken: Bobby Perry, XVilbur Turner, Rolier Williams. Janice Newsome, Betty Cheek. Doris Murray. 1' an -fly ' ,Q . ask. MISS BOYETTHS Home Room First' row: Milton Thomas, Carson Murphy, Frank Bass. Margie McGowan. Dolly XVilliams, Loretta Hawley, Geraldine Edwards. Second row: George Couric, Francis Joyner. Myrtle Corbett. Oliver Rand, Geraldine Pittman, Anne Moss, Faye Phillips, Joanne Bell, Jackie Cooper. Third row: Jackie Mallison, Ernestine Etheridge. Carl Pittman, Minnie Whitley. Lewis Hardie Willa Jean Taylor, James Hill, Robert Deans. Edwin Alston. Absent when picture was made' Betty Mae Bryant, Polly Dickens, Margaret Joyce Lamm, Connie Smith, Robert Hagan. Page Forty-seven FRESHMEN sad' Miss Fiiiacausows Hosni Room First Row: Nancy Adkins, Jo Anne High, Mary Lois Griffin. Lettie Davis, Mary Etta Snipes. Josephine Williamson. Clara Stott. Second Row: Grace Jackson, Jean Brown, Maxine Warren, I-lelen Barnes, Mamie Owens, Jean Farmer. 'I'h1'rd Row: Thelma Boykin, l-averle Lamm, Lawrence Saleeby, Dora Jean Gardner, Marjorie Deans. Ifourlh Row: Virgil Outlaw, Jimmy Davis, Rom Llewellyn, C. J. Dilda, Donald Williaiiison, Francis Berry. Page Forty-eight ' I 1 Aww! aff. 5 so Mgyfgfgxf ,ff A iywf I ,W Q ff L,,,,,. , X f J ACH V ITIIS lmrslw 'W , s D nz u A-w I n GUR LEADERS Y www we X E 41, 2,504 -,f f ,,..Mfffw!!'55 f' f 3 1 , VV?-cyv N may-,.. W . K ' f N' ' rf J 4, A J gigffghf-Zn, 3 qw ft. Q WT ..-nu ' Top Set, left to right: Sarah Dillon and Catherine Anderson. tCo-chairmen of Sports' Clubtz Harvey Clayton, CPresident Weather Clubjz Jimmy Hayes, fpresident Senior Classbz Bobby Hackney, ipresident Monogram Club5: Jeanette Hinnant. fpresidcnt Scribbler's Clublz Don Barnes and Catharine Thomas, CCo-Editors of Radiogramjg Val Brooks, LPrcsidcnt Student Bodyl. A M -.-f1-M -4 -1,.4,...f L, 4. .ff .A ..g,,4,.l 51,1-A, ff, A M 'J I nf ,ly erm-w.,...,,, 46- ' 'k.4 -' 'fu-QL: . 4 M4 Q.: f . nv bf-'Lf 4 I T.: - I Q , I l -.4pJ...gvffM.,, . .jig ,! ' U 44,4,4J4L.4',-4..- A K g,L,L.pff, l 'ja 4 : V .. O A s ::e..q,,x..4 0,1l.--C-gn, -Qi y 9-f '5f4 J7 '94 -J , ,A 1- 4, ix.-if LJL4,g,4 , ,l s. ' ' 1.7.4 , H. Q rv 1 ' ' 11 ' sf, I rj 34-f',.L,f4 1 H- .vu.,44:f X ' fLf4f-' f Pf 1 7' . ,, M am , fa ILE, EDITORIAL STAFF OF COCOO CHARLES ANTHONY RUTH MERCER DEEDIE COLLINS PRUDENCE BAZEMORE BOBBY HACKNEY A ILLIAMS Faculty Adviser Editor-in-Chief S RA ANN W JIMMY HAYES RUTH HATHAWAY DON BARNES Page Fifty-two 'wmv 'zbg ' ez ' 'W f , ,, '7 X , ff 2 E . ff 67 U m f 7 YQ ww X Q BUSINESS STAFF OF COCOO TOM MOORE BETTYE NEWTON VAL BROOKS CATHARINE 'THOMAS J. T. UNDERWOOD SARA WALSTON Business Manager Faculty Adviser MICKEY MOORE DAISY DIXON ARCHIE WEBB Page Fifty-three i lsiizunsufcl i lliuh Sa-lion 2 1 3 h . DIOGRAM CHARLES L. COON HIGH SCHOOL, NOVEMBER, 1945 Junior Lion Selected I'-rtrlix Jfuifr lqlv fzluden fa 1 h S html x fm th r lirllll in I hankagiuing 1 H45 School i2ixwSi of lliv Linn 'l'lii-sw in Klium. WET: 3732320 prvsitlviil, :xml .oimnl1ti-.- for l.lnns 'wifes- llv A V 'HN -x ia- : fn rnltv 0 Dt n . . l Ht 0 he-ii vm:-ci 'V-un '. 1 -1,-lie' ' 2 W H' months of Ot who it .V - 3 SM l-'rr ii Ik! iwlluol like a to Hind out hams ni ix elvis in hu- an active- tlu- hluh school 1-lulrs avYivillv:1, Mr. expressed 1,11-:mxlrv at reeclvinir 01' Ihr- .lunior Lion. and nluned the .. in.xn't'nAl1tlE In Lions bum 1-r-med Imam wld him 1 W Ill zxllmlti 1 the first our :xt R30 at Mr, lVill latlon for t Linus nrrl introduced sistam me on live lxaz: lm turned and invited ully to vis during the 6 n, m. The prof: a hrls-I grep X Brooks. CLUBS A oacamz F The club , Nl fer. flir- !'l'hese L-lu levi-ry 'Wed lf-d, lu'-ludr l Cowon Bazemore: --Mr. !'l Typinx: Cin dent Fonnr keeping Fl srpovta Clu rvll and Mix -W , . ,, Y ' Mt. swam. president of the student body, gave s which he offered a Kenowshfp and. iwod in conclusion he I www. Hy- itnin of the invoke a few Mr. Willard. Lvislwru and zements. Fal- dueed Mr: D., of LKB Rocky who spoke In I sportsman- he two teams riendly whit teluslon the 2 schools led i sung, Hail i--- . imeroom t the assem- hfllfs home- Lhe program. timmy mak- S le-anon. and sang The img' direct-:A -igtured the u cialis We-j fl program.3 s were pfeii the Self' and 'lil Meng 'Vomen Uoflg A the di-ima' tr: Jgqgifnettdl tltellb, -Lllliali' ,, ,,V, 1 1 Vluhwllflss ff i , imap girkmf Club--M r. f 1 lm Gorge ev-Guin mme' ...Ld mgngm C-yu,,.,M15s Tam: - mgeqr-rf-i nm--n a x --en ur vu 1'-iw'-In Lu, undermine me ms-x OTTVIDIIBHT waynr- xmvermn. Q1n1,..51g,-,Q .ggempngsz Mpmrningy ifr1Q1'YvTWPIlfg YY f3ef'kY:f'lYf'?hnTE Qing the t'or'oon. und at H blitz: ---1--- CATHARINLQ THOMAS DON BARNES First row: llverette Blake, Bob Miller. Wyndham Kerr, Frances Barnes, Reba Landen, Joyce Skinner, Susan Joyner. Cora Wilcox. Florence Morrill. George Spirtos. Bobby King. Second row: Ed Grady, James Mumford, Dick Gillette. Hilton Bass. Joe Bazemore, Margaret Winstead, Joyce Lewis. Henry Lee Lewis. Third row: Miss Tapp. Fred Garris, Henry' Woodard, Pete Winbourne, Jack Overman, Herbert Ball, Allison Wells. Page Fifty-four IOURNALISM CLASS - ly xg V, ., 1 fffr- :ff , if ' aff 3 ff A iq, . f ,, 1 41 f , , ' f f 4' 2 W 76 I i TW 12 4 f Z, . - ,X ,un sg? -5 i if fr, it ' f 1 fa 'Y ' ' Mei' if f ' Q f 4' 'y 2 Q ar I I lf'lTv X Q ., 2 f . no a., uv., , f GQ:- Top row: Catharine Thomas, Don Barnes: Coaliditors, Barbara Boole, Julia Dew, Trudy Rildy. Second row: Doris Whitley, Marzella Batts, Barbara Jeffries, Millard Mantooth, Hazel Collier. Third row: Margaret Tyson. Tom Moore, Jack Overman, Joyce Wheelis, Elizabeth Tomlinson. Fourth row: Douglas Whitley, Helen Wheeler, June Davis, Sally Mintz, Alma Moore. Fifth row: Bettye Newton, Wiley Corbett, Curtis Curlin. Billy Barefoot, Pete Winbourne. Page Fiftyvfiue 3 W 'LE .F Yffw mv 1 Puqe Fifty-.sz',x' 5 2 4 ? '34 ST DE T COUNCIL OFFICERS VAL BROOKS ,,.. . , President DAISY DIXON . . Secretary ' Vice-President ARCIIIIZ Vv'IfBI5 , Treasurt'r O RUSSELL THOMMON , .W WM wjwp V' CSQJVU xg V' 9 ,lx K! 1 ,. Mercer Sally First row: Anne Harrison, Betty Lou Hodges, Margaret Joyce Lamm. Ruth ' , Mintz, Ruth Herring. Second row: Rom Llewellyn, Julia Dew, Jean Dew. Jean Bullock, Lela ' ' 'd LU: Mrs. Farris. Charles Draughn, Alfred Thomas, Ernest Horne, James W1ll1ford.Thzr ro Hathaway, Miss Massengill. Page Fifty-seam S E N I O R S T O R E Archie Webb. Sara Walston, J. T. Underwood A l 1 I 5 l Q l I BUS DRIVERS First row: Douglas Whitley, Tom Boswell, Rudolph Gifford. Second row Alvin Williams, C. V. Poythress, James High, J. E. Harrell. Page 1' fl y- eight First row: Mrs. Effie licrrell, Wade l.ee Moore, Arlene Baumrind, Metcorolo Buddy Bedgood, Dick Pittman. lirancis Joyner. Serum! row: James lkner, Ed Crowder. Ralph Harrison, Berkley Carwile. 'lilnrcz' row: Jack Williams, H. F. Flowers. Walter lfurlong, C 1 U. b First row: Miss Higlafill. Susan Lewis, Polly Dickens, Virginia Dickens, Jeannette Hinnant, Nancy Adkins. Frances McGeady. Second row: Jimmy Davis, Roy Holdford. Joan Williamson. Joyce Boyerle, Joanne Baines, Eulalie Barnhill. Thzrd row. Maxine Warrcn, Warrington Williams, Joannc Bell, Sarah Karnes. Page Fzffu-nine M A C H I First row: Ray l-amm, Jerry Watkins, Charles Haynes. Carl Collie, Earl Stott, Hooper l.amm. Second row: lrvin Page. Kenneth l-amm, Bobby Curlin. Harvey Boyette. James High, J. Harrell. Third row: Billy S H 0 P Miller. .lay Clark. George Meeks. James Barnes, Glen Land. Fourth row: lfldridge Vwlatson, Vernon Morton, 93 -O 'l ' l t A-' fa x-1 rrrr 450 J M71 M .F i I' If ' -'SQWR ' ' 'J x 1? if ' Q A XJ' vi f Y lvl' A in gi.. X t V li 1 T . I l 1 l ' r Mill ' ltlli?gsf :i . '05 ' . ' X . L ' -A , l t 4 i - N .D-M 1 4 My .AN . '?1 N ?.R , K 1 ' 1' 5 J 1' lf 2 Q at ffl +9 --ft Bottom row: Nelle Clark. Ruth Mercer. Helen Moskos, Miss Massengill. Catharine lhomas, Maxine Warren. Evelyn Downing. Top row: Vivian Turnmyre, Dorothy Smith, Margaret Rawlings, Ruth Hathaway, Sarah Smith Page Sixty First row: Mary lftta Snipes. Carol l.ou Summerfield. Mary l.ois Griffin, Dixie NValston, Vallie Mae Cooley. Betty S. Banks, Jean Smith. Sarah Dillon. l,oretta llawley. tSlt't'1V7tf row: Clara Stott. Helen Saleeby. Myrtle Oakley. Delores Murad, Jean Harrison, XVillar Jean laylor. Jackie Cooper. Third row: Jackie Malison, liaye Phillips. Mary l'rancis Speight. Betsy Hayes. Faye Barnes. Grace Jackson, Sponsor: Miss Agnes lrutrell, I Botlom row: Constance Womble, Ruth Taylor, Mary Bell Hinnant, Dorothy Jean Smith Mary Frances Whitley, Annie Bell Bailey, Peggy Hartman, Joyce Harrell, Sara lfrances Mantooth Second row: Ann Bridges, Dorothy Whitley, Betty Clyde Hill. Mary Lawrence, Betty Hackney Nelle Clark, Hilda Poole. Helen Vwlheelis. Ann Deans. Third row: Catherine Anderson. Gray Deans Culbreth, Peggy Anderson, Bronna Brooks. Betsy Till, Mary l.ou Barnes. Pattie Leach Sponsor: Miss Virginia Knowles. Page Sixty-one O A 1 , DEEDIE COLLINS SIDNEY BROOKS BOBBY KING .. JIMMY HAYES EINIMETT VvIIII'l'lE ALLISON WELI.S Class of 1946 DON BARNES TOM BOSWELL VAL BROOKS DISEDIE COLLINS BOBBY HACKNEY JIMMY HAYES GRADY GRIFFIN X PL lx Aw .LA :arg , A E l I I All 14,511 ll l'ii 'I' ii-I NX' ' 95. I I -MB I I THE KEY CLUBI BOARD OE DIRECTORS MEMBERSHIP Class of I9-I7 SID BROOKS JAMES HATIIAWAY ROY RAMSEY KARL RAUSCII ROY SIIEALY RUSSELL THOMPSON EMIN'IE'I'T WIIIT'E . . . . .President . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer ..,..,....Sen1'or .....IJunI'or . . .Sophomore Clussof1948 HERBERT BALL JOIIN FARMER BOBBY KING DAVID OWENS DICK PITTINIAN ALFRED THOMAS ALLISON WEI.l.S ARCIIIBALD NVEBB XVARRENTON WlI.I.IASlS ADVISERS A. W. ELEIVIING DR. RALPH PIKE R. G. BARNES G. S. VJILLARD The Key Club was organized at Charles I.. Coon High School in Iiebruary, 1946. Sponsored by the Wilson Kiwanis Club. membership in the Key Club is based upon scholarship. leadership and good character. The Objects of the club are: Ill To develop initiative and leadership: IZI To provide experience in living and Working together: 135 To serve the school and community: I-ll To cooperate with the school principalg and f5l To prepare for useful citizenship. Page Sixty-two lr ,L 1 'vff ge.. 12 IM' I vt ' 14' if ff, ,jgmfiw Aj7j GLEE CLUB A . L L X , Front row: Jennie Vee Lewis, Dorothy Smith, Faye Dudley, Margaret Rawlings, Lillian Williams, Elizabeth Tomlinson, Grace Flowers, Peggy Mason, Eloise Stancil, Doris Whitley. Second row: Louise Shingleton, Barbara Boole, Nancy Lucas, Rae, Harrison. Gwen Perry, India Burden, Marilyn Hudson, Nancy Camden. Third row: Mtarvene Mumford, Vergie Bass, Laurelle Stallings. Peggy Poole. l Page Sixty-three V 'F' we Y as .V ,l . L' f QGRAM CLUB u A 1 Y. l v'f'lv,Y Page Six i:,f wf5WyfWWWjZW24QM9 Q .M ff ff ' fe Vt Lway W QQ Y ' f 'fy ff . ,, 1,44 fgiwf W, X First row: Robert Overman, Jay Clark iVice-Presidentl, Alton Brooks lSecretary Q5 Treasurerl, Thorpe Smith, Charlie Anthony, Gene Allgood, Bobby Hackney iPresidentJ. Second row: Archie Webb, Jimmy Zrakas, Clyde Sullivan. Sidney Switzer, Bernard Mattox, Eldridge Watson. Third row: Eddie Rabil, Jimmy Hayes, Jimmy Womble, Roland Boyette, Russell Thompson. Fourth row: Douglas Darden, Milton Moore, Marshall Long, Coach Henry Madden. ty-four ,fzzwff M W 4 . M .ff , ff , A. A If - 41' K W fl,-4 AIHHIICS Ig. - -3 3 -I . ' ' I 2. . u I ,P I ' ,I I Q I I M , 1 , , Ie! -- ' v'- .,1 A I gi I I . F, I I .GI , -. ' I ' . .I -I -,Ief ' I, ' ' - W' ,D 'of I , ,'T1 ':4,' I N .II .3 fu 'Y' 2 'EI I . I, ' . H 1, I 1 ' V .-4, - - . , J: I I. ' v I I I I I -.:-,Aka ,., O I ' 5 I I I AH I I-3 'fu ' .I I ,-E ' tw .j. , N I A If ' I 'I I ' I I I . I ' III, It ' I .'.. Q. X. or , ' I I . . I ' A I I ,I I fpf, 5, I Au 4 I U I ' I ,II I I I V ,I I P I I, I x 'I CQACHES HORACIE BENTON IAIENRY MADDIEN ROY C3A'I'CHlfLL GILIES WINSTEAD VIRGINIA KNOWLES kj gl-fLLh L'-X CHEERLEADER Kneeling: Ann Sumner, Sara Walston, Marian Driver, Nancy Ezell. Standing: Harold Dillon, Val Brooks-Head Cheerleader, Harry Bateman. Page Sixty-seven Page A lf 15+ rf V' 0' N' .1- wr' l 7 CAPTAINS QF 1945-46 Alton Goodrich Brooks- Tunney''-Baseball Captain, 1945. Robert Hodges Hackney-'Bobby -Football Captain, 1945, Johnson Charles Anthony-''Rubberlegsn-Basketball Captain, Archibald Johnson Webb- Puss -Football Captain, 1945. Benjamin Thorp Smith- Spec -Baseball Captain, 1946. Sixty-eight 1945-'46. f f -fy f f W y fW FOOTBALL V ww 14,4 x M' 1 Q y 'X 3 A R gill! G 'h I mn MQ Hifi mv, , J fe, I 1 W Elitlgfgix . f,:,e.:g,:,..Xi ', , ,V faf 7 5g VJ' ' f5 . i4,2g1gE1' Iage .Surg rzme 3 '27- WP F SNAPS 83 vii: 9 at 53.5 V 2: if rg 5 'QI .. 15? k , ,go ii FOOTBALL-1945 The 1945 football season at the Charles I,. Coon high school was not a great one, but it was a season in which a light and inexperienced team played good, hard football to outshine many of their opponents even if the score was in the other team's favor. When the 1945 season began, the Cyclones had nine lettermen back including four members of the 1944 State Championship first team and five from the 1944 second team. The 1945 eleven was captained by All-Southern tackle, Bobby Hackney, a 195-pound veteran of three years of varsity experience. and Archie Webb, a 165-pound guard holdover from the Championship team. At the ends were Charles Anthony and Spurgeon Speight. The other tackle and guard positions were ably held down by Bernard Matrox and Sidney Switzer, Jimmy Zrakas, a sixty minute man, held down the pivot post. The backfield con- sisted of Jay Clark and Tunney Brooks at the quarter- back positions, while the halfback positions were occupied by Mickey Moore, Clyde Sullivan. Eddie Rabil. and Jimmy Hayes. The fullback position was filled by Robert Overman, weighing only 135 pounds. and Doug Darden. , The Cyclones were crippled from the start of their season by first losing their two starting guards. Marshall Long and Jimmy Womble. and then losing their star halfback. Clyde Sullivan. This made the Cycs turn to passing as their big offensive power and here they were fortunate in having the two best high school passers in the state in Tunney Brooks and Jay Clark. The Wilson team received many honors this past fall. At the close of the season Mickey Moore received the most valuable player award chosen by his own teammates. Bobby Hackney and Jay Clark received bids to play in the North Carolina-South Carolina Shrine All-Star Game at Charlotte. Along with this Hackney also received all-state honors and made the high school all-southern team from his state along with five other high school players. At a banquet given the team by the business men in the city the Cyclones elected as their next year's captains, Tunney Brooks and Jimmy Zrakas. The Cyclones of 1945 won three games, lost six, and tied one. The most important game of the season was with the l.eon Brogden coached Wilmington eleven. The locals won the game easily by a score of 33 to l-l. This could not be called a great season. but all the boys played good ball and with twelve lettermen back for the '46 season. it should be a very successful one. 1945 EOOTBALI. SQUAD 'First row: Charles Draughn. Ed Crowder, George Spirtos, Ernest Horne. Jimmy Zrakas, Sidney Switzer. Jimmy Womble, Jesse Joyner. Dickie Johnston. Second row: Coach Roy Gatchell. Charles Anthony. Jay Clark, Clyde Sullivan, Co-Captains-Bobby Hackney and Archie Webb, Mickey Moore. Eddie Rabil. Robert Overman. Marshall Long, Coach Henry Madden. Third row: Russell Thompson, Doug Darden, Wiley Corbett, Jimmy Hayes, Bernard Matrox, Henry Woodard, Emmett White, Sid Clark, Billy Barnes. Manager Joe Joyner. Page Seventy-one BASKETBALL -1945 - 46 .wx l l V A 1 1 ff' l JAY CLARK HTUNNIEYH BROOKS THORP SMITH JIMMY NEWSOME lVlARSHAl.l. LONG CAPT. Cl'lARl.lES AN'lCllONY Top row: Marshall Long. 'I'unncy Brooks, Thorp Smith, Capt. Charles Anthony. George Spirtos. lioltom row: Val Brooks. Ed Crowder, Jimmy Zrakas, Alison Wells. Page Seventy-Iwo BASEBALL---1945 The 1945 baseball season at CLCHS was indeed a successful one with the Cycs winning the eastern championship. Not being able to play Gastonia for the State Championship, due to an ODT ruling, b-oth teams were named Co-Champions of North Carolina. This marked the fourth consecutive year that the Cyclones have been Eastern Class A Champs, and the third year that they have won the State Baseball Championship. With Bennett Flowers, Jay Clark, Herman Vick, Tunney Brooks. and Bud Ruffin back from the 1944 State Champion outfit plus the addition of several American Legion performers on the starting nine, the Cyclones won l5 games and lost 2. The hitting of Jay Clark. Thorp Smith, Herman Vick, and Tunney Brooks added to the great pitching of Big Bennett Flowers, and the fielding abilities of Bud Ruffin, Clyde Sullivan, Charles Anthony, and Eld- ridge Watson, made this indeed a great team. The great hitting of the Cyclone squad was an outstanding factor in the winning of the Championship. The highest batting average in North Carolina Class A Baseball was compiled by Shortstop Jay Clark, who hit a handsome .-ll5. Thorp Smith was close behind with .-lO5, and Tunney Brooks and Clyde Sullivan each hit close to 375. This was really great hitting for high school basef ball players. For their splendid job of winning the CofChampionship -of N. C.. the following players were awarded letters: C a p t a i n Tunney Brooks. Thorp Smith, Bennett Flowers. Bud Ruffin. Jay Clark. Charles Anthony, Clyde Sullivan, Mac Davis, Boisie Barnes, Roland Boyette, Eldridge Watson, Bobby Hackney and Tommy Watson. Man- agers: and Dr. Badie T. Clark, team physician. At the close of the season Bennett Flowers was signed by the Boston Red Sox and pitched in the Class B Piedmont League. He won l'5 games and lost 6 for the season, 19-+5 STATE CHAMPICNS Ptlgt' St'L't'l7Itl - fftrit Tl-IE CLASS PROPHECY OF 1946 Wow! This is a smooth sailing atom plane. Our 1956 model from the Atomic Power Corporation is a real bar- gain. Rabbit Overman, the Atomic magnate, knows his business. Look! There go test pilots Pete Winbourne and Holloway Burgess zooming by in their sleek convertible plane. Incidentally, this is an invention of Jesse Joyner. We should be seeing the White Cliffs soon, but wait, isn't that a raft down here? Gosh. it's Eldridge Watson and Kenneth Lamm--they must have lost their yacht in a poker game. Well, we're over London now, so let's park our job and see what's cooking downstairs. We can drop in on Lady Droopinghaven's private party. Of course you remem- ber her-the former Margaret Rawlings. Upon arriv- ing we recognize Elizabeth Tomlinson and Evelyn Tudor sipping tea-both are now duchesses. Sauntering across the room, whom should we see but Speed Mumford of Scot- land Yard, crawling along behind a huge magnifying glass, with his nose pressed to the fioor. He tells us that he is still working on the case. Who Threw the Whiskey in the Well. The most obvious suspect at the present is the swoon crooner, Spec Dillon. Entertainment is furnished to us by that spotlight trio, The Knottingham Sisters -- Alma Moore, Trudy Riley, and Frankie Llewellyn. After the tea party. our hostess, while having her portrait painted by that famous artist, Vivian Turnmyre, relates to us all of the latest gossip. In this way we learn that there are three new pages in the King's court: namely, Marcelle. Irvin. and Doris Jean. Also. among the late arrivals from America is the vivacious movie actress, Bar- bara Jeffries, who has signed a contract to play in the celebrated new play by H. F, Flowers, Mavis Boyette, and Collette Bartholomew. Tiring of English society, we travel on to Paris. The highlight of our short stay in this city is. The Fashion Premiere of 1956. We are greeted by Charles Anthony, president of Anthony and Sons Modeling Agency. As we take our seats, we are dazzled by the appearance of Betty Brewer in an exotic red bathing suit. Daisy Dixon models an alluring silver mink coat, followed by Rae Harrison in a black and white checked taffeta afternoon dress with matching parasol. Our attention is then drawn to a sequin Spangled gold evening gown modeled by Julia Dew, These are a few of the creations by the talented young designer. Bettye Newton. After the fashion show we stop in for a Pepsi at the extravagant new sidewalk cafe, Harvey's Lunch, owned and managed by Harvey Clayton. Then, once again, we are on our way. After traveling for many miles, we are forced .down in the Libyan desert. There we refuel at Robert Plerces atom filling station. Shortly we find ourselves in Bagdad, city of romance and intrigue. Wandering along the streets we hear familiar music coming from one of the small bazaars. There Helen Grimsley, Virginia Holloman, and Marie Willoughby swoon over a record by Frank Sinatra. croon- er of a decade ago. They are sales girls in Joyce Lewis's antique shop. Farther down the street we run into Barbara Anne Boole and Helen Wheeler, dealers in worn out magic carpets and used cars. Turning a corner we find Thorp 'tAladdin Smith, vigorously rubbing an old brass lamp. Immediately his Geni with the peroxide hair appeared. This is none other than Jean Lester. We also stop for a moment at the royal palace where King Bo Rabil is sitting on his throne. He is fasci- nated by the jitterbugging of Walter Furlong and Monkey Driver, while Curtis Curlin, his faithful attend- ant. continually fans him. As we leave the city, we see a caravan of camels walking across the desert. We are informed that this caravan is part of the freight line owned by Billy Barefoot and Billy Poole. We see Doug Whitley bringing his load of furniture to sell in Bag- dag: Wiley Corbett bringing a new Buick: C. V. Poy- thress bringing a supply of his famous mineral water, Spirits of Toisnot : John Gill bringing wholesale groceries. and Chick Beamon bringing up the rear-e thus our last glimpse of Bagdad is truly a romantic one. As we make our way to India, we see Grady Griffin and Millard Mantooth diving for pearls in the Persian Gulf. They are the chief divers for the Arabian Dehydraded Oyster Company, owned by Margaret Sholar and Juanita Jones. Arriving in Bombay, we stop at the Public Relations Bureau and engage a guide who proves to be Nancy Lucas. On our tour of the city we visit the annual Holy Cow Festival. The main attraction is a thoroughbred white cow from Tom Boswell's modern dairy. Our attention is drawn to a gathering crowd a few yards away. Upon closer inspection we find Marshall Long reclining peace- fully on his bed of nails before going into his weight lifting act. Roland Boyette, a wealthy tourist from America, continually annoys him by throwing crumbs in his bed. We also notice Ada Catherine Brewer and Hazel Collier selling cotton candy to the crowds. Nearby, Val Brooks is employed with charming a snake with his saxophone. Beside him, HHFFY Bateman IS faggihg UD by thrusting flaming torches down his throat. Tiring of the festival, we bump into John Cflfbett- who is Organizing a big hunting expedition. Also, in the expedition is Vernon Morton, who will go along to sketch some wild life in India. Before we leave, we stop at Bess Parris' hot dog stand for a hasty bite to eat. Here we are served one of the latest concoctions by Mary Gray Strickland and Mildred Ruffin, Hot Dog a la Bess. We are startled to see Helen Moskos, the newly appointed ambassadoress to Russia, who is on her way to Moscow. Refreshed, we thus move on for new experiences in Hong- kong. China. Soaring over the Himalayas. we discover a large health resort. the Triple A, under the direction of Audrey Bos- well, Audrey Davis, and Audrey Downing. Being situated on the top of Mt. Everest, we are satisfied that these girls have reached their peak in life and are now sitting on top of the world. We stop next in Hongkong. Seeking entertainment, we hurry to the classiest joint in town, The Diamond Horse- face. The proprietor is that experienced man of society, Ray McFall Lamm, who is the big shot of a very elaborate set up. He is under the constant protection of his private body guard. Wade Saleeby: the club is kept orderly by his two efficient bouncers, Bernard Mattox and Billy Miller, His pretty secretary, Ruth Mercer, handles all of his business for him. As we are seated, the floor show begins. Over in the corner, Tom Hoagy Moore is softly plunking a few pieces on the piano. Next on the program is an enticing dance by Frances Dobbins. As she finishes. our attention is attracted by two cigarette girls, Sarah Ann Williams and Lydia James. After a moment's hesi- tation we decided to buy a package of Kools. After this Archie Webb renders a medley of songs from the old South, accompanied by Dolly Taylor and her all girl orchestra. Among these talented musicians we find Annie Ruth Bailey, Sally Mintz, and Brownie Jones. At the close of the floor show we are served a delicious dinner. The dietitian, Catharine Thomas, plans all of the menus and supervises all cooking for the club. After finishing our meal, we make our exit. Searching for souvenirs, we find a quaint little gift shop. We are surprised to find behind the counter Colev Wilcox and Ruth Hathaway enjoying the fruits of good fortune. Having bought a few trinkets, we leave Hongkong far behind us. On our way across the Pacific, we pass over a small island, on which we see a tall observatory where Don Barnes and Alban Sindler are attempting to calculate the exact width of the equator. Speeding onward, we arrive in Honolulu. As we nre- pare to land, we get a glimpse of Doris Magness, Mar- garet Tyson, and Helen Saleeby dancing on the sand. It seems to be a combination of the Lindy Hop and the Hula. Upon landing, we encounter Dr. Doug Darden, international foot specialist, accompanied by Sara Wal- ston, his head nurse. In the business section we see that Mickey Moore's pool parlor, The Twin Palms. and Bobby Hackney's pawn shop are side by side. We then make a tour of the large pineapple canning fag- torv which is under the supervision of Verta Mae Eason and Bettv Lou Hodges. At the close of our tour we then gay Aloha to picturesque Hawaii and are homeward ound. Soon we can see the shores of the Western coast of our native land. As we near San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge comes into view. Flying under this great structure, we wave to Claude Smith, who is the keeper of the bridge. Anxious to reach the East, we flv non-ston from Frisco to New York. Landing at La Guardia Field we meet Edith Wiggs who is now a hostess for the Pan- American Air Lines. On our way to the stadium at Ebbets Field to see the last game of the World Series, we pass the extravagant pent house belonging to the wife of the late millionaire J. Pinpoint Morgue. She is the former Elizabeth Holdford. In the business district we pass the Empire State Building, where the secretaries. Mabel Ellis and Daisy Howell, of the ninety-fifth and ninetv-sixth floors, respectively, are engaged in a con- versation while leaning out of the windows. Reaching the stadium, we hurry inside to find that Jay Clark, short stop for the Brooklyn Dodgers, has just hit a home run. Immediately Bennett Flowers, ace right-hander for the Boston Red Sox, is sent in as a relief pitcher. He is thrown a new ball by the umpire, Geraldine Ferrell. Thus, after our long journey around the globe we are satisfied to settle back in our seats and enjoy America's favorite sport. Oh, yes-as for us-we are the three dots in the V for victory, and so we dash. 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WAIQICPTN, I'msiflf'nf I 1 Idflf-ILL' GILL'S RADIO SERVICE -Af THE CLUB ZAM ZAM SERVICE FOR YOUR PLEASURE A Good Place iv To Eat rring Ave. D l 4 11 WILSON, N C C'omplz'nzenfs of LEUEH BHUTHERS DEPT. STURE Shop With Confidence and Wear With Pride 116 South Ta b 1' St. WILSON, N C Pghh Class Poem MEMORY We're leaving now, to make a new start, But memories we have, will stay in our hearts: The dances. the games and the work that is done, Our teachers and friends, the honors welve won. Each happy event, each memory will stay, And will linger with us, never fading away. Each joy. each sorrow. each happiness we've known Will follow us through life as we travel On. But now we leave with a feeling of sorrow, For those days are gone And we look to tomorrow, Yes! they are over'-no more can they be, And we have, left-a memory. 5-COLLETTE EAETHOLOM EW Class Song tio the tune of I Can't Begin to 'Fell You j The time to leave is here now. So we must say goodbye. lt's sad to think of leaving high school days, Hut we'll always remember how clear it's been to us Not just a few. but in so many ways, Well need so many phrases To tell just how we feel: We've thought and thought of many words Hut they all sound unreal. So take the sweetest phrases That anyone could write, 'l'hat's what we'1l like to say to you--tonight! Jefferson Furniture Company Barnes Street WILSON, N. C. Compliments of WILSON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Come from house to HOUSE and Serve Yourself to the Best For Less At HOUSE GROCERY A Self-Service Super Store 5 yn ,Qual Da +V I5 . f . I 'I I ', . Q va' Obucvs 10 Page Eighty-four Compliments of WILSON MARKET WILSON, N. O. Moss 8z COMPANX' Treat People Right' WILSON, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI GULF OIL PRODUCTS Barrett's Printing , , A. A. RUFFIN, D'LSf7 lb'llli0I' House WILSON, N. C. 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History of the Class of 1946 The year 1940, a year of doubt and indecision, saw our arrival at Charles I.. Coon High School just as the world was being torn asunder by aggression. Our minds were clouded and confused as we entered a new phase of our life. As our nation cast aside all doubts and gained a clear vision after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, we in filling out our first elective slips. broke from our uncertainty into understanding. As our freshman year rolled around, we found ourselves participating in various drives and rallies to further the cause of the Allies. With the organization of the Victory Corps we began to feel the nearness of the war and the effect it would have upon our school life. Thus we had begun to work together and to prepare ourselves for harder blows to come. Hy the time we reached our sophomore year, the war had reached its climax, and we had gained confidence as a nation and self-assurance as a class: for our school had led the state in the sale of war bonds and stamps. All, however, was not work: for our football team won the eastern champion- ship: and our baseball team went on to greater glory by winning the state championship. 1944-at last we were- juniors! We- elected officers and lost ourselves in the planning of thc Junior-Senior Banquet. For the first time in several years we decided not to have a Christmas Carnival but instead to sell football tags to raise money for the banquet. Again we had cause to be proud of our Athletic Department. Our football team took the state championship, and our baseball team became one of the co-champions of North Carolina. As we approached the end of our junior year. the war in Europe was brought to a close: and' we looked forward to our senior year with hope and thanksgiving. We entered our last year of high school life in a world of peace. Mr, George S. Willard came back as our new principal. Soon we had our class organized and were looking forward to the happy experiences of graduation. Our senior year in high school has certainly proved to be one of the happiest and most fruitful milestones in our journey along the highway of life. Even though we shall forever hold dear the fond memories of our high school days, we Will always look forward to bigger and better things to come. SARAH ANN WILLIAMS, DON BARNES. Page Ninety JOYNER'S FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 107 N. Pine Street WILSON, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS LEE'S FOOD STORE East Nash Stu-I-t IVILSON, N. C. Complzments of DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. WILSON, N. C. NOE'S FILLINCN STATION West Nash Street WILSON, N. C. Whitehead 82 Andersen. Incorporated Commission Merclzants and Expoffers + + WILSON, N. C. PQIN y CORBETT MOTOR COMPANY 203 E. Green St. WILSON, N. 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