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PATTESON Business Manager JSAA' 1 ' - w ,x f jke Senior Kfaad M CHARLES L EUUN HIGH SEHUUL W1LSUN,NUHTH EAHULLNA Presents--- X919 0 Pefldefuaie fkeae ij 00 exquidife fo fadf, ana! gef-- more exquidife wken laadff, rs O ionscious that we, the Senior Class of Charles L. Coon High School, will be Qeaders in tomorrozv's world, we do hereby publish this book to perpetuate the memory of happy hours spent in the formation of iharacterg to establish the fact that, above all l I onor is to be the cherished criterion of our future: and to declare our purpose to be that of making for ourselves lives of cheerful ervice, rendered patiently and humbly and joyfully to God, and to mankind. IQF ! CfNl'-'15 I II III IV V VI VII VIII Titles INTRODUCTION . . . OUR LEADERS .... CLASSES ......... SENIOR CLASS . . , JUNIOR CLASS . . . SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS ACTIVITIES ....... ATHLETICS . . SNAPSHOTS .... ADVERTISEMENTS .. CONCLUSION . . . Pages 1- 1-1 15- 20 21- 6-1 22- 50 51- 59 60- 61 62- 6-1 65- 78 79- 92 93- 9-1 95-115 . 116 30 . QOAQIJ W qi' ,mf 'Q IN appreciation of your tireless efforts as sponsor of time Senior Class, we lovingly cleclieate tliis, our 19-I9 Cioc:ooN, to you, Mr. Hyde. VVe sliall always remeinluer your lirientlly, sympathetic, ancl patient guidance in solving our proldleins. Your zest for living and sound philosophy of life have inspired us to nobler heights and have made for you an lmonorecl place in our liearts. XVC sliall always I'ClDClHlDCl' you as a true friencl, willing to give us your best. Page Six 'MY N 'M' 3 max 14 1 I 'J ' V? r Nf 44, 22, ll-iw H www. ..,.,..,. .- N... M W mwwmm 'yhmwm. W Dual:-M '33-..-S' x N... ,V ,X R vfxfllfa-,, 52 gg 2 7 1 sf .1 55 .- btw '2 , Q Q ,- Q? VU. NS, ' :mv - fs M 4 s V ki. . ,av ,f 1i-2.451 ' F F 1 g. U.. oi. J. H 1.1 1 ......'1L.. ., .. 4' FY? 1 av xxyx ' ,vw - mln' , A ' .' x V 54 Y. ,i W uf, jx, fx' v f , x, ki, -' X-' . 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'I'urnCr, Y ice-Clmirntmt. Stttmlizzlg, left to riglztz Ur. R. L. Filieg Dr. G. E. Bcllg Nr. N. N. Sclmum Nr. S. C. Chappell, Secretary. Q. 4.- S. G. C'11APPE1.L t S1Il7Ul'l11lC1lClC1Il of Ulilsozz City Sclwols jx DORIS BRASWELL, Student flssistnutg MRS. W. A. BRANDON, Secretnryg MR. VVILLARD . 1 Qi. S. VVILI..'XllD, liz. Priiicipiil of CTIIIIVIUS L. Cowl lligll Sclzool Miss Hattie Noble, Dean of Girls, and Student An admission slip is prepared for Ray Staple- Assistants: Ann Webb, Mary Lou Wzitsoii, Julia ton by lXlaxinC XNa1'i'cn, Student Assistant, R. A. Ann Hutcherson. Ellcr, Dean of Boys, uncl Buttle Pittman, Stuclcnt Assistzint. , -vt 1949 FAC LTY lop Hmm ,Uiflfflc rmv: Xllss XYIIMLINIA Ilxmi ,Xmuxs Xllss AIA!!-IOHIE BOSEMAN Mus. EIJNA L. BoYK1N Mlss l,IiL,-X .XYc'cx'14 Mus. K.x'1'u1.1g1.5N ll. I3.xnNEs Miss Ihslsx' BULLUCK Miss -'FAN l315l.1 INCL1Z.'X'I'lI Miss S. xn,xI1 Cox Mn. ll. P. lhiwmw Mn. NV. I. IJICKENS Mus. C. ll. l31..xc'xu:u1zN Mn. R. A. ELLEN Hnttmll mu Mlss 'Iu1,1,x L lfxmllin Mus. ,XDA N IELION Miss Loulsh IIIZC l:RALD Miss E1,17.xm1l11 II IIARREIL Mn. R. VV I x E Mlss XIIIMINIX IxNowIhs '7 WWW' 2 'ivy ' I as MA w V1 . JV Z ., . V 'W 22' l tj U 3 'GV sz f X , iw' R61 '7 , ei ,A 'L 'K .Kktla 1 .xxx if 138215 lW!'IA'. f D-flliiiviffflimlf 1':hl5z.:r.1-uanr-ntmnm.-w'm :X xumur. vll 11li1.nmrmLwIm.- 'wxlnnmnrmnfvintmlnwr I fxfixvmnmwm wnumaulmls' -N-Zvi!!!-'H -an MISS Hum' LANGIJURII MRS. PAII1. VV. LILLS MR. IIENRY L. IXIADDEN A1185 IXIARIAN E. IXVIARTIN MISS IXIAIYIIIA MENIJENIIAII MRS. IIIIIM Cl. MIIURE A1185 IIIIIIIE NQIILE MISS CREVILIJA C. IYOIUXIAN MRS. Lum' N. PAYNE MRS. LIIc1I.I-E B. PEARCE A1158 AIARY EI.Iz,xIsETH PILAND MR. Cl. A. ROSE MR. DOLIIQLAS VV. SVVINK MISS CZRACE L. SYKES MRS. EDITH C. FI.ALLEY MR VV VV VVOODARD ' MR. XV. M. XVOODALL JUNIOR AUVISEH5 Seated Cleft to riglztjz A1188 GHEVILDA NORMAN MRS. C. R. BLACKBURN A1183 BIARTHA MENDENIIALL Stmzdirzgz MRS. ELEANOR LILES Miss VIRGINIA ADKINS MRS. VV. A. BRANDON Secretary SENIUH ADVISEHS Seated Cleft to 1'ightD: MRS. ADA FELTON MRS. KATHLEEN BARNES Standing: MISS LELA AYCOCK MISS IULIA FARMER MR. ROBERT W. HYDE MRS. KIRBY VVOODARD MRS. ODIE QUARLES Assistant Lil11'm'ia11 Nurse A-. nQ n- , at 1 Z .M ,sw,,5m.s.g, iq. wr-mms: 4 W l 5 f A504554 v l i r. george . ami Jr. Attention all roomsln This phrase echoes through our halls and classrooms, and we recognize the voice of our beloved principal as he makes an announcement of importance to our student body. lele keeps in close touch with everybody in school. One sees him everywhere-on the campus, in the cafeteria, in the gym, and in the office, if necessary. lle will lend a willing ear to students and teachers alike, wherever they find him. lle is sympathetic and understanding, kind and patient, a friend to everyone, and a guide to many. OF course, the seniors feel that Mr. VVillard belongs especially to them, as he came to the high school as principal when they were freshmen, and they have braved the storm together. hlemorics of Charles L. Coon lligh School will ever be found in memories of him! little things like his standing in the halls during the change of classes, the Winsome smile at the close of day, waving a friendly hello from a distance, being stern, if he has to be. l'Ve, the seniors, will never forget our Mr. Willzi1'd. Page Twentyftwo r l - , A , . .,. --, -. .. -,- .-.W ,-...-.......,..-...M . .-.......,'.,,.,' ....... ,nv-.ma ---5 1 v1..------ -gf - -W- - - . U I Lf ' ' x A4 xvxm Sv 1 ,241 NX: X 'I I! I Iwi 1 ' X 1 X L, rg V X I .S-' ix F C L A 1 1 X,Q'Pf ggi, Q scturs- 1. , r , YIQIN xv if ,, Soumns 'nu' - A B x . X ' X f cx 'V MC uw V 4 , 5 ff 1 f ,X 1 ' X 3 f K xxx Riff 'fl I' A W xx r 'X JV ' S W S54 I lv . v V jf SE IDB CLASS UFFICEHS Left to right: BATTLE P11'T1xmN , Vice-Presidezzfg EULALIA I3,xRNH1LL, Sccrciuryg PAUL DEW, Scfrgennt-nt-Aruzsg LEN Bnooks, Presideutg Rm' ISIULDFORD, Trcaszfrvr. HMO I A 15 JA 521 , I lil vk.' W , SS 5' S 5 M' I f? .4.. - 1 Page Tlvezziy-tlzree HISTUHY UI-1 SE IUH CLASS As we look back over our four years in high school, we realize that we have come a lono way. We, who started out as little caterpillars have emerged from our cocoons as full grown butterflies, ready to make our hrst flight into the world. The year 1945 saw us hrmly footed as freshmen and brought to us a wonderful new principal, Mr. Willard, who helped guide us over the rocky paths always traveled by new students. No woe that we suffered as freshmen, though, could subdue our spirits for long, for we were an enthusiastic group and entered whole-heartedly into al school activities. Happy were we when some of our classmates became junior cheerleaders, band members, and junior football and basketball players. Many of our girls took part, too, in the intramural sports, and continued this practice all through the school years. As we entered into our sophomore year in '46, we realized that there lay a rough road ahead of us, and we seriously settled down to our school work. We were proud of our sophomore boys elected as members to the Key Club in the spring. The mighty Cyclones soared to state championship during this school year, and our basketball learns made a good showing also. VVhen we returned to school in the fall of '47, we took upon ourselves the honors and responsibilities of juniors. For the Hrst time we met together as a class and elected our oflicers, who led us through the year to the completion of many profitable vrojects. Rom Llewellyn served as our capable president, Pat Patteson, as vice-president, j oy Allgood, as secretary, and Robert Deans, as treasurer. The most important project of the year, of course, was the -lunioreSenior. VVC worked hard all the year making money to defray the expenses for this occasion, and when the night came we were happy that we had done our best. During the year the Keyette Club was organized and nine of our girls were chosen members. Some of our junior boys were chosen as replacements in the Key Club. The achievement record presented by this club to the international Key Club con- vention at lklemphis, Tennessee, took first honors and won for us the coveted Dr. Fox award and international recognition from other clubs. Pride surged in us when our boys and their sponsors returned bearing trophies and a huge Hag presented by Canada. The football team of this year included many valuable members from the ranks of the junior class, who made up a large portion of the basketball and baseball rosters. That season produced the best basketball team, also, ever to represent our school. They fought to the Hnals of the state Class AA tournament, only to be edged out by a towering High Point team. ln the spring, the band made a very good rating at the district contest in Creenville, which concluded an outstanding year for the high school. ln September of '48, we reached the climax of our high school career. We were now proud seniors, willing to make a record that would stand as a memorial to the Class of '-19. The Student Council, with Rom Llewellyn, president, Len Brooks, vice-president, Betty Clyde Hill, secretary, and Bronna Brooks, treasurer, assumed the duties of guiding the ship of state. Len Brooks, president, and Battle Pittman, vice-president, Eulalia Barnhill, secretary, Roy Holdford, treasurer, and Paul Dew, sergeant-at-arms, led the Senior Class. The Keyette Club and the Kev Club led the school in many worthwhile projects. The hlonogram Club for 1948-'49 was one of the outstanding groups. Our football team fought hard, showed a good spirit, and partially compensated for their losses of former members, by defeating Rocky Mount and winning the coveted Shelton Looms trophy. We were also blessed with hard hghting basketball and baseball teams. The band, as usual, co-operated fully with all school and civic affairs, and represented us well at all public performances. We, the Class of '49, stand ready now for the long awaited diplomas. We have worked hard this year, and in the past, and have had much fun doing it. As we go on to bigger and better things we shall never forget our days at Charles L. Coon, for many of us, perhaps the four happiest years of our lives. Page Twenty-four runs..----:um --W - - - V-- SE IUH5 MARLENE ALLEN HiVIAIlLENE Glee Club 29 Program Chairman 3.., EDWIN JOSEPH ALSTON, IR. UEDWINU Varsity Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Glee Club lg Razliogmm Reporter 19 Home Room Officer 29 Stunt Night 2, 39 Prom Com- mittee 39 Student Council 49 Editorial Staff COCOON 49 Editorial Staff Radiogrum 49 Senior Superlative 49 Key Club 4. ESTELLE MCNEILL ANTHONY HESTELLEH Glee Club 1, 2, 39 Stunt Night 39 Girls' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 49 Chairman Prom Committee 39 Student Council 4g Class Testator 49 Home Room Officer 19 D. O. Student 49 Championship Basketball Team 39 Honor Day Award 39 Senior Superlative 49 Sponsor VVilsonfRockv Mount Game 4. BETTY LYNNE BANKS LYNNE Home Room Officer 2, 39 Girls' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Basketball Award 39 Prom Committee 39 Radiogmm Staff 39 Flower and Color Committee 49 Stunt Night 2, 39 Sports Club 1, 2g Senior Superlative 4. PEGGY ANN BARBER PEGGY Transferred from Central High School, Charlotte, N. C. 4. CONSTANCE BARNES UCONNIEH Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, 49 Girls' Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Championship Team 3g Varsity Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Wranglers' Club 3, 49 Served JuniorASenior Prom 29 Com- mencement Honors 39 Business Staff COCOON 4g Class Prophet 49 Prom Committee 3g Class Officer 39 Keyette Club 4. HELEN GRAY BARNES HELEN Home Room Officer 49 Glee Club 4. WADE LEE BARNES WADE Prom Committee 39 D. O. Class 4. -ff-vm., Wm Vx 'F Page Twentyefive 1 Page Twenty-six ANNA EULALIA BARNHILL HEULALIAU Scribblers' Club 2, Served junior Senior Prom 25 Marshal l, 2, 3, Stunt Night 39 Prom Committee 3, Home Room Officer 2, 3, Monitor 39 Keyette Club 3, 45 Senior Class Officer 44 Mascot Committee 4. HILTON WEBB BASS HLIGHTNINGH Varsity Band l, 2, 3, 4, President D. O. Class 4. JAIXIES FRANKLIN BASS FRANK DOROTHY LOUISE BATTS DoTT Glee Club lg Prom Committee 3, Girls' Intramural Base ketball lg Radiogrmn Staff 4. l'lILTON FITZHUGH BATTS KICOOTIEY' Home Room Officer Ig Prom Committee 3. JAIVIES MAC BATTS UJINIIVIYH Transferred from Patterson High School, Baltimore, lXl.l. 2: llome Room Officer 2, Junior Football 3, Commence- ment Honors 3, Varsitv Football 4, D. O. Class 4. IOANNE BELL AIO., Radiogmm Reporter lg Scribblers' Club Z: Girls' Intra- mural Basketball 3, Varsity Band 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4: Keyette Club 3, 4, President 45 Served junior-Senior Prom 2, Commencement Honors 39 Chairman Prom Committee 3, Editorial Staff COCOON 45 Class Testator 45 Home Room Officer 2. WALTER WOODARD BLAKE HKNOTHEADH junior Football 1, 2, Varsitv 3, 4, junior Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Tennis Team 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Chairman Prom Committee 39 Ratliogram Reporter 2, Home Room Officer 1, 2. VERINIELL BOBBITT MEL Band I9 D. 0. Class 4. HAZEL LEIGH BOYKIN BuTcH Girls' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 49 Served Junior Senior Prom 29 Home Nursing Course 39 Choir 49 Prom Com- mittee 3. THELINIA BOYKIN U'-ISHELMAH ' - Student Council 39 Monitor 39 Home Room Officer 4. DORIS LOUISE BRASWELL DORIS Transferred from Lee Woodard High School, Black Creek, N. C.9 Commencement Honors 39 Prom Committee 39 Home Room Officer 39 Monitor 3. JOYCE MARIE BRASWELL HJOYCEH Served Junior-Senior Prom 2, Prom Committee 3. LUCY IMOGENE BRIDGERS GENE Choir 1, 2. WILLIAM FRAZIER BRILEY BILLY Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Student Council 39 Key Club 3, 49 Class Historian 49 Home Room Officer 49 Essay Contest VVinner 39 Commencement Honors 39 Stunt Night 3. BRONNA HENRIETTA BROOKS HBRONNAH Home Room Reporter 19 Junior Cheerleader 1, 2, Varsity 3, 49 Sports Club 29 Girls' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 29 Prom Committee 39 Student Council Officer 49 Business Staff COCOON 49 Keyette Club 3, 49 Stunt Night 1, 2, 39 Senior Store 4g Varsity Band 3, 49 Tennis Team 3, 49 Girls' Intramural Softball 29 Co Chair- man Football Programs 2. Page Twerzty-seven 5 , 2 412. Page Twenty-eight LEONARD HOWARD BROOKS KALENY7 Junior Football 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, junior Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Manager 1, 23 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council Officer 4, Senior Class Officer 4, Monogram Club 3, 49 Radiogmm Reporter lg Senior Superlative 49 All Eastern Basketball 4, Co-captain 4. BETTY MAE BRYANT ' 'TOOTSIEH Sports Club 25 Prom Committee 3. NATHAN OLLIE BUNN, IR. OLLIE Band l, 2, 3, 44 Prom Committee 35 Stunt Night 2. WILLIAM rl1HO1N1AS CLARK Ill ABILLH Band l, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2, 35 Science Club 43 Prom Committee 3. MYRTLE RUTH CORBETT MYRT Girls' Intramural Basketball l. GEORGE ABRAHAM COURIE, IR. USQUARE KNOT WILLIAM HINES CUNNINGHAIN1 4-C0ONvx Home Room Officer 1, 25 Prom Committee 34 Key Club 3g Iunior Football l, 2, Varsity 3, 45 Junior Basketball 1, 2, Boys' Intramural lg Radiogmm Reporter lg Monitor 3. CHARLES LEO DAVIS HCHARLES Band 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3. JAIWES EDGAR DAVIS BIG JIM junior Football I, 4, Varsity 2, 5, Monogram Club 4, '55 Victory Corps 13 Varsity Baseball l, 29 Junior Basketball lg D. O. Class 4. IAMES ELINIER DAVIS, ja. HELMERH Junior Football 2: D. O. Class 4: Choir 3: Home Room Officer I. LETTIE DAVIS HLETTUCEH Prom Committee 3. lVlATILDA DAVIS MATT Choir lg Scribblers' Club 2. SYBIL DEEN DAWSON TII,DA Prom Committee 3. ROBERT EVERETTE DEANS Ons Home Room Officer lg Business Staff Radiogram 4, Reporter 35 Class Officer 35 Commencement Honors 35 fl Cheerleader 4. FRANK WEBB DENNY DooDLE D. O. Class 3, 4. JAIXIES LEE DEW HJAMESH Band 2, 3, 49 Baseball 4, Prom Committee 3. pq-so eg- is , 'L ' Q, r, t Q if 4 f ' Z f A ,, Page Twenty-nine 4-sr? v Ki: 5' ' f,. fl Page Thirty PAUL DEW PAUL Transferred from Bailey 3, Junior Basketball 3, Varsity 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Baseball -1-g Senior Class Officer 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. POLLY ANN DICKENS POLLY Home Boom Officer l, 23 Girls' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Championship Team 3, Sports Club lg Scribblers' Club 25 VVranglers' Club 3, 4, Kevette Club 3, 4: Co' Chairman Junior Stunt Night 3, Prom Committee 39 Served Junior-Senior Prom 25 Cheerleader 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 3, 4: Marshal 1, 2, Chief 39 Stunt Night 35 Senior Superlative 4. IVIYRTLE CRAY DICKERSON MIXIYRTH SARA11 ANN DILLON HSARAHH junior Cheerleader 25 Home Room Officer 2, Monitor 39 Prom Committee 35 Sports Club 1, Girls' Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Captain Championship Team 3, Business Manager Rmliogrum 4, Business Staff COCOON 45 Senior Superlative 4, Keyette Club 4. AUDREY CRAY DRIVER HAUDREYH Served Junior Senior 25 Ilome Room Officer 4. GERALDINE EDWARDS JERRY Prom Committee 3, Home Room Officer 4, D. O. Class 4. IXIARY ALLENE EFIRD MARY Clee Club 1, 34 Prom Committee 3. ERNESTINE ETHERIDGE TINA Racliogrum Reporter l: Servegl junior Senior Prom 2: Cirls' Softball lg Girls' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Prom Committee 35 Stunt Night lg D. O. Class 49 Sports Club 4. ELEANOR JEAN FARMER JEAN hlarshal 2, 35 Served Junior Senior Prom 2: Prom Com' mittee 3g Choir 4. lXqARY QiRADIETH FIELDS MARY llome Room Officer 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3. ALICE JEAN FINCH UJEAN. , E Transferred from Stantonsburg High School, Stantons- burg, N. C. 39 Prom Committee 3. NANCY SHANNON GARDENER NANcY Girls' Intramural Basketball lg Rmliogram Reporter 3, Staff 43 Home Room Officer 2g Prom Committee 3. MARIETTA GRAVES UBANGSH Transferred from South Edgecombe School, Pinetops, N. C. 4. lXlARY Lois GRIFFIN UixlARY Lois Sports Club l, 24 Home Room Officer 4: Served Junior- Senior 29 Prom Committee 35 Girls' Intramural Basketball l, 2: Monitor 2. llELEN LORRAINE BRYANT l'lAGAN BABY DOLLH Girls' Softball 24 Prom Committee 39 Stunt Night 2. LEWIS WADE flARDIE, JR. LITTLE Eno Editorial Staff COCOON 45 Student Council 45 Commence- ment Honors 3g Stunt Night 35 Home Room Officer 39 Essay Contest Winner 35 Key Club 4. '39 f-'va , ,I , MMS, 3 Wi z ' uw n h dif A ? , f fffffwz i I PW , A-il' Page Tlzirtyfoize 5 E ,, Q s f 933 Page Thirty-two A - --. -- ., ,glz---A-H f,- YY---in--.-:uni lninIn1lL::u:,, YY- 1 , JOYCE ANN HARRELL UJOYCE ANN,' Band 3, 4, Maiorette 3, 49 Tvping Award 29 Dramatics Club 19 Home Room Officer 1, 39 Glee Club 19 Class Colors Committee 49 Sports Club 1, 29 Prom Committee 39 Commencement Honors 39 Radio ram Staff 49 Wranglers' Club 49 Debating Team 49 Girfis' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Championship Team 3, Award 3. ANNE MARIE HARRISON ANNE Home Room Officer l, 39 Girls' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 49 Keyette Club 3, 49 Dramatics Club 19 Student Council 1, 39 Commencement Honors 39 Elitorial Staff Radiogram 4, Reporter 39 Chairman Prom Committee 39 hlonitor 3g Iunior Adviser Kevette Club 39 Stunt Night 39 Senior Superlative 4g Sponsor Wilson-Rocky Mount Game 4. RUTH HEERING RUTH Student Council l, Zz Kevette Club 3, 4, Scrapbook 3, 49 Girls' Intramural Basketball 3, 49 Editorial Staff COCOON 49 Stunt Night 1, 39 Commencement Honors 39 Served junior-Senior Prom 29 Prom Committee 39 Monitor 1, 29 Nominating Committee 2. JOSEPHINE ANNE l lIGH Io ANNE Band 2, 3, 49 Girls' Intramural Basketball 19 Prom Committee 3. SYLVIA JACQUELINE HIGH UJACKSIEH Marshal 1, 2, 3g Student Council 29 Nominating Com- mittee 19 Served Junior Senior Prom 29 Prom Committee 3g Editorial Staff COCOON 49 Senior Superlative 4. BETTY CLYDE HILL UBOOTSYH D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 49 Keyette Club 3, 49 Girls' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Nominating Com- mittee 29 Tennis Team 3, 49 Band 3, 49 Home Room Officer 3, 49 Student Council 3, Secretary 49 Girls' Intra- mural Softball 19 Sports Club 1, 29 Commencement Honors 39 Co-Chairman Football Programs 29 Monitor 39 Prom Committee 39 Stunt Night 1, 2, 39 Served junior-Senior Prom 29 Co Editor Rudiogmm 49 Senior Superlative 4. -IAINIES ALBERT HILL UJIMMIEH Monitor 39 Tvping Award 3g D. O. Class 4. MARY BELLE HINNANT MARY Home Room Officer l9 Stunt Night I, 2, 39 Prom Committee 39 Sports Club 19 Co-Chairman Junior Stunt Night 3g Band 29 Radiogmm Staff 49 Class Poet 4. ROY RAYMOND HOLDEORD, IR. -cROYvy Home Room Officer 15 Scribblers' Club 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Football 25 Kev Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Chairman Prom Committee 35 Stunt Night 35 Commence- ment Ilonors 35 Senior Class Officer 45 Cheerleader 45 Concession Stand 3, 45 Class Poet 4. ROBERT LEE I-lOLLEY HRIUSCLESH Home Room Officer 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Manager 25 Junior Basketball 3, Varsity 4. ROBERT CECIL HORNE' BOBBY Baseball 2, 3, 45 junior Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 45 junior Football 2, Manager 35 Home Room Officer 1, 35 Student Council 25 junior Band 1, Varsity 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Stunt Night 3, 4. CHARLOTTE CECELIA HURST 1rREDvv Transferred from Cartersville, Georgia 45 Band 45 Girls' Intramural Basketball 45 Keyette Club 4. JULIA ANN HUTOHERSON nJuLIEn Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Chairman Prom Committee 35 Deans' Assistant 45 Editorial Staff COCOON 45 Class Prophet 45 junior Red Cross 15 Girls' Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Home Room Officer 1. DORIS ELISE JONES HSMOOCHIEH FRANCIS LANG JOYNER HFRANNIEV Junior Basketball 15 junior Football 2, 35 Radiogram Staff 3, Reporter 35 Editorial Staff COCOON 45 Kev Club 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Director 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 45 Co-Chairman Prom Committee 35 Stunt Night 2, 35 Varsity Football 45 Concession Stand 3, 45 Meteorology Club 15 Commencement Honors 35 Senior Superlative 45 Junior Lion 45 Science Club 4. CHARLES ORELL KING CHARLIE Radiogram Reporter 15 Band 2, 35 Manager Junior Foot- ball Team 3, Varsity Manager 45 Manager Junior Basketball Team 3, Varsity Manager 45 Manager Varsity Baseball 3, 4. Page Thirty-four Ur -is-1' ---7 7 - 7 CARL lVlUlXfIFORD KIRBY, IR. HCARLH Home Room Officer 19 Junior Football 2, Varsity 3, 49 Junior Basketball 2, Varsity 49 Varsity Baseball 3, 49 Monogram Club 3, 4. MARY DOLORES LABAKI DEE Student Council 19 Stunt Night 19 Home Room Officer Z9 Served Junior-Senior Prom 2. CARWELL HOOPER LAIXIIXI Hl'lOOPERn Baseball 3, 49 Choir 3, 4. PATTIE ELVINA LEACH HPATH Clee Club 19 Monitor I, 29 Art Club 29 Choir 29 Band 3, 49 Prom Committee gl Girls' Intramural Basketball 3, 49 Sports Club 1, 29 Science Club 4. RESSIE LEE LEWIS HCURLEYH D. O. Class 3, 4. ROBERT lVlClNTOSH LEWIS lXlERT Home Room Officer 1, 2, 39 Banzl I, 2, 39 Junior Foot- ball 29 Prom Committee 39 Cheerleader 3, 4, Head 49 Business Staff COCOON 49 Stunt Night 2. 39 Senior Super- lative 4. GRAHAM RAY L1LEs GRAHADl Band 1, 2, 3, 49 junior Football .29 Prom Committee 35 Home Room Officer 2, 39 Stunt Night 2, 3, 49 Choir 25 Rndiogrmn Reporter 29 Junior Basketball 2. ROIYIULUS HENRY LLEWELLYN, IR. ROM Home Room Officer 1, 2, 39 4g Junior Football 2, Varsity 3, 49 junior Basketball 29 President Junior Class 39 Presi- dent Student Body 49 Key Club 3, 49 Vkfranglers' Club 39 Student Council 1, 4. WILLIARI OTTO LYLES, IR. UBILLYH Home Room Officer 2, 35 Junior Basketball 1, 2, Varsitv 3, 4g Junior Football l, 2, Varsitv 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 45 Choir 2, 45 Stunt Night 2, 3, 4: Monitor 43 Glee Club 29 Nominating Committee 2: Senior Superlative 45 All Eastern Basketball 45 All State Basketball 4. Co-captain 4. JACKIE lX4AE LUCAS PAPPA JACQUELYN lXqALLISON HJACKIEH Sports Club 1: Girls' Intramural Basketball lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. VIVIAN OVELIA lVlERCER VIDDIE Glee Club l, 25 Varsitv Banfl 49 Science Club 4: Prom Committee 39 Sports Club l, 29 Girls' Intramural Basket' ball 3, 45 Monitor 1, 29 Served Junior-Senior Prom 2g Keyette Club 4. RICHARD MATTHEWS MOORE HCUHLYH Transferred from Oceana High School, Norfolk, Va. 25 Monitor 25 Junior Basketball 3, Midget Team 2g Home Room Officer 2, 43 Student Council 25 Radiogram Reporter 4: Midget Baseball Team 2. AYLIXIER lVlARVENE lX'1UIX1FORD HNIARVENEH Glee Club lg D. O. Officer 4, Prom Committee 35 Senior Superlative 4. AUSTIN SAIVIUEL NEWCOBIB HAUSTINH Transferred from Stantonsburg High School, Stantons- burg, N. C. 4. MARY FRANCES NEWSONIE FRANKIE Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3. Page T11 ir! if-five Page Thirty-six 55 ff 'R 'nt . A '40 '-mulls! ...f 'aa MAMIE ESTELLE OWENS UDICK Sports Club 15 Home Room Officer 45 Prom Committee 3. ROBERT BASKERVILLE PATTESON ICPATIY Transferred from Greenville 25 Class Officer 35 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Radiogram Staff 35 Business Man- ager COCOON 45 Home Room Officer 45 Senior Super- lative 4. BERNICE RAY PEEDEN RAY Transferred from Lucama High School, Lucama, N. C. 35 Baseball 4. ROBERT LEE PERRY BOBBY Rndiogrum Reporter 15 Prom Committee 35 Iunior Foot- ball 1, 25 Cheerleader 3, 45 Senior Superlative 4. MARY PAYE PHILLIPS UFAYEH Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Officer 3, 45 Served junior- Senior Prom 25 Commencement Honors 3. WALTER EVERETT PHILLIPS, III IAPINULH CO-Editor Radiogrum 4, Reporter 35 Commencement Honors 35 junior Football 2, Varsity 35 Band 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Home Room Officer 2, 45 lvlotto Com- mittee 45 Key Club 4. BATTLE FORBES PITTAIAN IISLIMII Home Room Officer 1, 2, 35 Senior Class Officer 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Prom Committee 35 Stunt Night 2, 35 Deans' Assistant 45 Senior Superlative 45 Key Club 45 Co-chairman Stunt Night 4. GERALDINE PITTMAN MJERRYH Girls' Intramural Basketball 2. NELLIE RAE PRIDCEN HNELLIE RAE Transferred from Stantonsburg High School, Stantons burg N. C. 35 Prom Committee 3. WALLACE PRIDGEN ' 'WALLACE' Transferred from Washington, N. C. 4. RICHARD WILLIAM PRITCTIARD, VIII HRICHARDH Transferred from Fayetteville High School, Favetteulle N. C. 39 Typing Award 3g'Commencement Honors 4 Science Club 45 Band 3, 45 Key Club 4. OLIVER GREY RAND, IR. HOLLIE Junior Football 2, Varsity 43 Student Council 49 Club 43 Junior Basketball 1. JAINIES FRANKLIN RENFROW JIIvIMIE Choir 45 Science Club 45 Concession Stand FRED RIVENBARK, IR. HFREDH Transferred from Elizabeth City 2. WALTER GRADY PIOBERSON HBILLYH Transferred from Springhope, N. C. 35 Prom Committee 3g Stunt Night 35 Varsity Football 49 Sports Editor Radio gram 4. CURTIS ROWE CURTIS Page Tlzirtvfeiglzt LAWRENCE TIBBET SALEEBY HLAVVRENCEU Rarliogram Reporter 2, 3: Prom Committee 3. BETSY CAROLYN SAVACE UBETSYH Glee Club l, 23 Home Room Officer l, 25 Prom Commit- tee 35 Softball Team lg D. O. Class 4. JOYCE LEEN SKINNER IIJUICYN Victory Corps 1: Radiogmm Club 29 Sports Club 29 Glee Club 4. DOROTHY JEAN SMITH KKDOTH Rruiiogram Reporter lg Victorv Corps lg Served Junior- Senior Prom 23 Sports Club l. GRAHAM WESLY SMITH, IR. UG. VV. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Bus Driver 4. RUBY CONSTANCE SMITH HCONNIEH Iunior Cheerleader 1, 29 Choir l, 3, -lg Student Council 35 Girls, Intramural Basketball 2g Dramatics Club 13 Scribblers' Club 23 Prom Committee 35 Stunt Night 1, 29 Dean's Assistant 25 Monitor 35 Iunior Red Cross 1. SADIE IEAN SMITH nJ'EANu Home Room Officer 2, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3: Sports Club lg Rudiogmm Reporter 1. MARY FRANCES IRENE SPEIGHT FRANCES Home Room Officer l, 43 Served junior-Senior Prom 25 Choir 3. 'I 4 CLARA LANA STOTT CLARA Class Leader 3: Home Room Officer 4. GROVES VARNELL STOTT PETE F. F. A. Club lg Monitor 2, 3, 4, D. O. Class 4. RUTH MARIE SUESSIXIUTH URUTHH Art Club lg Clee Club lg Home Rbom Reporter I, 25 Girls' Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Tag Committee 2, 35 Served Junior Senior Prom 2, Commencement Honors 35 General Chairman Junior,Senior Prom 35 VVranglers' Club 3, 43 Officer Keyette Club 3, 4, Debating Team 3, 45 Business Staff COCOON 43 Exchange Elitor Ratlio,qmm 45 Band 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 3, 45 Stunt Night 3. WILLIAII NATHAN SULLIVAN NATHAN F. F. A. Club 1, 2g D. O. Class 4. WILLA JEAN TAYLOR HRUSTYH Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. SALLY RUTH TEDDER HSALY7 Choir 3: Prom Committee 3. MILTON THQBIAS MILTON D. O. Class 4. WILLIARI FRANCIS VTOIXILINSON BILLY Home Room Officer lg Junior Football 3, junior Basket- ball 2, 35 Varsity Baseball 39 Prom Committee 35 Monitor 33 Intramural Basketball lg Color Committee 4. Page TfIiTf1 11iH8 stef ,QW-Av' 'HO' aka, .iw Page Forty ..af 'U DIXIE WALSTON 'iDIXIE,, Sports Club 15 Home Room Officer 35 Typing Award 35 Served Junior-Senior Prom 2. DAISY MAXINE WARREN I4MAXva Dean's Assistant 1, 45 Scribblers' Club 15 Choir 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 25 Served Iunior Senior Prom 25 Prom Come mittee 35 Commencement Honors 35 Girls' Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Keyette Club 3, 4. CLARENCE WELKER CLARENCE Transferred from Durham High School, Durham, N. C. 25 Drum Major 3, 4. BETTY JEAN WHEELER uBE,rTn Girls' Intramural Basketball 15 Home Room Officer 2, 45 Junior Cheerleader 25 Prom Committee 35 Office As- sistant 25 Band 3, 4, Maiorette 3, 4. DOROTHY LEE WHITLEY MDOT., Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Prom Committee 3 MARY FRANCES WHITLEY HFRANKIEH Glee Club 15 Prom Committee 35 Sports Club 2 DOLLY KEMP WILLIAMS 'KDOLLYH Home Room Officer 1, 25 Student Council 45 Glee Club 15 Prom Committee 35 Commencement Honors 35 Radio gram Reporter 2. DOROTHY LEE WILLIAMS NDOTIQ Home Room Officer 15 Radiogram Reporter 2, Business Staff 45 Junior Cheerleader 1, Head 25 Girls' Intramural Basketball 35 Dramatics Club 15 Commencement Honors 35 Co-Chairman Prom Committee 35 Monitor 35 Mascot Committee 45 Served Junior-Senior Prom 25 Keyette Club 4. l I I l I I l w l r im WILLIAM ROZIER WILLIAMS HBLACKIEU Glee Club 45 Stunt Night 35 Prom Committee 35 Home Room Officer 45 Victory Corps 15 Rudiogmm Reporter 45 D. O. Class 45 Intramural Football I5 Intramural Baseball 15 Intramural Basketball 1. DONALD RAY WILLIAMSON DONALD Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA JOSEPHINE WILLIAMSON IOsEPIIINE 41. LELA GRAY WILLIFORD LELA Home Room Officer 1, 25 Student Council 15 Dean's Assistant 3, 45 Editorial Staff COCOON 45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Superlative 45 Served Junior-Senior Prom 25 Wranglers' Club 4. ff S , I S A JOSEPH SAULS WILSON, III HSUGIY CHARLES GRADY WINSTEAD GnEEDY Junior Football 3. Yir l CONSTANCE PIOUSSEAU WOMBLE . .5 'I' HCONNIEH Girls' Intramural Basketball 15 Student Council 25 Prom Committee 35 Ticket Committee 45 Monitor 3. .awk A DAISY CLEO WOODARD CLICK Home Room Officer 15 Girls' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 25' 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Dramatics Club 15 Debating Team 35 Wranglers' Club 3, 45 Stunt Night 35 - ' Ticket Committee 3, 4. Q ix Soft 5 Page Forty-one Page Forty-two CARRIE lX4AE WooDRuEE CARRIE MAE Transferred from Lee XVoodard High School, Black Creek, N. C., Prom Committee 3. JOHN WILLIALI WOOLRIDCE HJOHNH Transferred from Sanford. TU ll H HIGH SEHUUL From the day that we first entered, In this grand old school sublime, We have longingly looked forward To this year of forty-nine. VVe've loved you in our high school joys, Though our years have been but few. Our brightest smiles, our saddest tears Were evermore for you. We'x'e conquered the hill of knowledge, VVe've come to the end of this climb, VVe've placed our feet in the fresh new earth, Leaving prints in the sands of time. So turn your eyes to the distant hills And place your foot straight and sure, And lift your head in the golden sun, And breathe the air, fresh and pure. They're rivht when they say that we are young, And still right when they say we're scared, But we know that our school has taught us well, ' And were facing the challenge prepared. Sing out your praises, strong and loud, From the bottom of your hearts, For the time has come to end the song- And now a new song starts. So heres to friends, that we leave behind Witli the hope that well meet soon, And love and thanks to the best of schools- Our Dear Ole Charles L. Coon! MARY BELLE l'lINNANT ROY HOLDFORD SENIOR CLASS MEETING CLASS PHUPHEEY Down the eorriqlor ol' time is a floor marlxecl liuture. For many years we have iourneyecl towarcl this cloor with an inclomitahle spirit that has enahlecl us to cope with every olistacle that has lain in our pathway. Anal now with trepiclation, we pause before proceeding cletermineclly into the realms ol' the unforeseen. ll, hy chance, it were possihle lor us to clclly nature's laws ol' time, ancl to lieholcl our clestinies, we woulcl clouhtless he astonishecl at that which awaits us. Nevertheless, we shall attempt to clelve into the lar reaches ol' time ancl come up with what we proclaim as our class prophecv. Beyoncl that cloor we sec our classmates, all CIlgLlgCLl in the various occupations ol' earning a livelihoocl. No clouht the vicissitucles ol' fortune will visit some, ,while aclvcrsc circumstances may prevail with others: hut may we have the liounclation ol' character so well formecl that we may enclure the harclships ancl accept the goocl fortunes with no clepreciation in characterl XVC are to lie the worlgers ancl the leaclers in tomorrow's worlcl. The lruits of our efforts may he a rich harvest of good cleecls-and lives well livecl. May we prophesy that our class will talae its place ancl shoulcler well the responsibilities that the future liolcls lor them! Page Fortyrtli ree MOST TALENTED POLLY DICYKENS da nci n g-clarinet-pin no BATTLE P111 MAN trumpet-pructicr:-jittcrbug QR T W I 2 ff 'V gg 4 2 Y BOBBY PERRY BEST DRESSED BETTY LYNN BANKS cute chess-5113ppy-loads of fun sport- Di ppy Dog -Mr. Esquire MOST STUDIOUS JACKSIE TTIGII FRANCIS JOYNER diligent-books!-books! books?-books?-books? .sm . -. -. uf.--.,,. , . .-.- H. .. N .M ..,....,v.. .. -4 4. J, .Q-.1..,-u.m..4-mm Q-Y...u,u.ww.n I-...m n,..m :V 1nnn1xx1:.uz.lm1.nrLv'-ratwlif , A 'L lkfj fi II LiiY4f4l'l.Q14,g4BJ5mZi SE IIJH. uf'-ZI'1 MOST DEPENDABLE LELA WILLIFOHD willingwalwuys l'C3dy-C:lll'SO11 EDWIN ALSTON Czlgcr to hclpglgootsy-motor scooter 5. Q ,K ,.:uf':,x1-411' L -- 5 PERL!-XTIVES I3liS'l' fXl.I,,-XHOLINIJ l31i'l lY CVLYIJIQ lllI.l, talk slowcl'-fllclxvilm -Student Cfmllmcil Rom I-1.13w1i1.LYN lawyer- Mix Pl'CbiLlCl'llUf11illU A IOST POPU LAR IXNN HARRISON Bucl cutc as pic pcrso11alitx' plus LEN Bnoolgs lbonlm II-XVOIHLIVIAIIQIIC1'-Idjill? BEST LOOKING W'I'l0l'IES'l' PAT PA'I I'ESON ufillil LIZ fXN'HmNY gsuml looks Big IJCQII-lUliIlilQ'C1' liYL'lYMfXl7C-XVil M. xnv13Nxa Mulxircmn Ummm' Lawls not bud-,lqud glz1mo1'ous Lcfs go, XVilson-Mort-pct ... ..- .-.w 1- -..-f., ,1 .. . -M...-rv fm. ..-. r..--. 11- .. nm.- .u -, -.. ,M-U..-rw umm... 1.1-1.4 ...mm 1 ..mLn.v nnnxul-.r,H,'DllumnT . Y ' 1 , ,. , , I ,,' l' ,V - uf. MOSI fX1HLhTIG:,- ff ' Sfxnfxu lJ1LfQNfffff5 1 -N, good spm't4CafQlilad?-Srat5 , ,BILLY Lung ' Y-QR 'N spwimf-fOtto-Brdiix 1 1 Q3 ,g Q 2 ff M-Nh, as 'J' 1949 CLASS NIE L W HU UBS X xx g A y u Poets: Yixgfx ' 'Ziff' n In ' -A' XX - -1 1 . lX1ARY BELLE HINNANT ' 7ILLIAMS ROY I'IOLD -V A L -2 ILEY ' 1 9' 'I . A ' ' .., L A ,cf Z ?lX,-K. , 1 RW --xwx i -X ' f!! N X Plophetsz ' AZ! XR S 015: x JULIA ANN HUTCHF SON N 'W JOANNE BELL CONSTANCE BARNE ESTELLE ANTHONY V L ,, Page Forty-seven FUUTPHI TS UF As we sit and try to remember, They seem dim and far away- Things we started in September And finished the end of May. VVe elose our eyes and try to reeall, But what is this we see? Footprints leading through a hall, Made by you and me. Up the steps and through the doors, Winding as they go, Telling tales of endless Chores, A Freshmans look of woe. Footprints of a student there, Rushing from luneh to Class, Then those of a football star, lloping he'll Catch that pass. Cheerleaders prints. full of life, Beekon us on to each game, The team, with its struggle and strife, Leads us to glory and fame. THE PAST A roar of drums, a tinkling, Hutc- We know that it's our handg Let it he known that we salute h The finest in the land! The prints lead on to our lockers Cleary What a task it is to reach them. The rush is customary vear by year- About that there is no system. Through the halls what a shout! Look, and see what just eamell' Yes, the Rczaliogmuz is out- And Who's in the llall of Fame? llurried steps toward Room 22, Over the annuals we hover. Theres ever so much work to dog What theme, what color, what cover? The footprints seem to fade out now, We've followed a path well-worng But they'll linger in our minds, somehow Those days from which welre torn. joANNE BELL v L ST ILL ANTI TEST ME T XVe, the class of '49, having spent four of the most wonclerful years of our lives here at Charles L. Qioon lligh School, tlo herehy cleclare this clocuincnt to he our last will anal testament. First, to our clear Alma Mater, we leave our pledge of unclying loyalty, anal the assurance that it has heen a great source of happiness for us. To Mr. Cleorge Vllillarcl, our principal, we wish to leave the thought that there was never a truer, more unclerstancling friencl to each one of us than he. May his life he fillecl with the hest of everything. To our unclerstancling faculty, we hequcath our wholeheartecl apprecia- tion for their patience during the past few years, and we sincerely hope that we were not too harcl to cope with. To our atlorahle little mascots, Janet anal Bohhy, who have amused and inspirecl us, we leave our wishes for a hright future, fillecl with love and success. To the memhers of the gracluating class of 1950, we wish to bequeath foresight that you may realize sooner than we tlitl, the importance of your senior year. Though it may he full of joy, the last few Clays will he laclen with tears of happiness ancl sorrow, as ours are now. To the up ancl coming juniors, we leave hest wishes that your prom will he a great success, anti our sincere hope that you will get Ollt of as many classes as we ciicl ancl have as much fun as we clicl in planning ours. To those sophisticatecl sophomores who thinly they linow all the answers, we leave this thought-you have a lot to learnl 'Lo the incoming freshmen we leave the assurance that they are entering the first of four glorious years, and we wish to advise them to fill each 'W minute with 60 seconcls worth of clistance runf, Wie, the class of '49, having come to a great intersection on our roacl of life, clo herehy, anal in witness thereof, set our seal upon this document, on this, the seventh clay of june, 1949. Wfitnesseci hy: Signed hy: C. XV1i.L,xim, ju. ,IOANNE BELL Miss LLLA iAYCOCK Es'1'ELLi:1 XXNUEHONY ilTCSft1ll'iA'C'S Page Fifty v G? a Q . 8 8 V1 ig i If ,X Z. yi: . W' HM ,. 'i xffh If V? 'H f 21 W JU IUH EL SS UPFIIIEHS ANN VVEBH, Secretary -IUIIN Momma, X1fL'L l,Vf.'5iLIL'IIf IIARRY Y,mB1zmluH, Prcsidwzt AIALPIIUS BRADBLIHY, blarenszfrer gz w 'wg ff 4 4 ,229 avr M5 W 7 J 5 i ,fm ,. A M'-' Q -au., LYNIM IXDRINS NANCY Anulws Louls AGNEW f 1 4 J 'Z , , ,,,A su. tl. XV. LXNUERSUN Xl. V BOBBIE Ihlllm' EDNA bA1LEY age Fiftyforzc Page Fifty-two if '61 ' 1 ,. .W af If I W3 - H V8.5 N I if' I gif F 5 'WI :aw ' ffm I 16: -H., , JV ,. Ii F f ff Iii A si I A IS? 2' 1' ? I I ! I I I 5 9 I , 4-3? 6' ifimgw ' M Q ' I -gi: ' 'N - , 44, Vffziiiis . v . .my Z'-If 1' Cla Y ' W? 4 1 Q ,ww Li I f R 'Qui FRANKLIN BAKER KENNETH BARNES IVIILDRED D. BARNES 1VIILDRED E. BARNES .IEAN BASS IIOMER BATCHELOR Q:RETTA BATTS ANN BEAIXION DEWEY BOBBITT BILLY BOSEMAN IRENE BOWEN IVIALPHUS BRADRIIRY BILLY BRANCH JACQUELINE BRANTLY MARY LOU BRIDCERS SUE BROOKS BILLY BROWN ROBERT BROWN PEGGY JOYCE CARTER MICHAEL CUDSE --ufrfrf H?- LULA CURLIN MARY LOU DAVIS PAUL DAVIS EUNICE DENTON HORACE DIXON SANDRA DONALDSON STELLA DOWNINC BILLY DRALICHN MARGARET EDIXIUNDSON LESLIE EDWARDS TIM ELLEN PEGGY EVERETT BERNICE FARMER DOROTHY FERRELL GILBERT FERRELL CLARENCE FINGII DOUGLAS FINCH JIIXUXIY GAINEY PEGGY GAY WARD GIBBS 5 5 Is A 2 ,f as I 7W,.A--'gy-z,2:v 'z ',:,.,wg ' AW 711, INWUA VAX, A :ff ,. in ,gg ., ,:v:f+,,:4'pfff A ,J H ,,,. Qui. Lo W ,Ak ' A' Wifi ,Z ,. N- A Ii Aif , W I. , Y , Nmyf , I, If ' 40 , W ., if 5 s A i . Page Fifty-three K F E E i E if , ' ' U m aff .QW ,,,, .-sew ' .,.,,,.,7 M, Q f wg.. W. ' , . YH .' . I if 2' ,f,.,. Page Fifty-four I . .-. -1'--..f-. . 1,...z.r:.T-4 - . I E RICHARD GILLETTE DELORES GODWIN MAY GODWIN SALLY HACKNEY MIKE IWIADGE WII.I-IAhI C. l'1ENLEY MAC PIERRINC NANCY LOU HERRING WILBORN PIERRINC NINA IIOCUTT WILI,IE HOLLAND KATIE ANN HOWELL WANDA HOWELL EDITH IOIVIP IO ANN IONES BILLY RAY JORDAN A. C. IOYNER FRANCES JOYNER FELIX LABAKI ELSIE LAINIIXI IVIARY HUNTER LATWIXI ANN LANCASTER GLENN LAND DORIS LANDEN CORNELIA LATTA NICKY LAZZO IIELEN LEWIS MARY LEWIS TED LEWIS MARY LUCAS KENNETH MATTOX DONALD IVICCZIIWSEY BEATRICE MCKEEL BETTY RUTH MCNAIR JEAN MEADOWS LYNWOOD IXAEEKS JOHN MILLANDER BETSY MILLER PEGGY MITCHELL ANITA MooRE . wzgi 2 RX, A X! A5 ,5 . . W., , 1 , 'iij-5? f f SEAL if A A iff sk A si A i 'f Q ' 1. V if . af ii 4,4 5 A Page Fifty-six 'EPA S-v-354 ,Z 1 DOUGLAS MOORE IOHN D. IVIOORE LO1s ANNE MOORE ANNE RXIORGAN BILL MOSS SAIXI MOSS ROB IVIUIXIFORD JOE RXIURAD JOYCE NARRON ALICE JEAN NICHOLS CARL NOWELL HOWARD O'CONNELL R. C. OWENS JOAN PACE R. A. PEARSON RONALD PITTIXIAN CTIIARLOTTE PRIDGEN ROBERT PROVO BARBARA PULLEY MICKEY RAYNOR ln..u..1-...i ..-L ,, -01..- - Y Y f --.4..-......--Q...,,, 77.-1,--.-,,,?- :gy -iii, M JUNE RIVENBARK ALICE ROBERSON SANDRA ROBERTS DALEN SAULTER f 'Q . U Q. A iw JANE SEATE BOBBY SIIARPE ITUCH SHINGLETON CONNIE SHIPP fx if RICHARD SMITH EDITH SPEIGHT MARY OLIVE SPIVEY DOROTHY SULLIVAN BOBBY TAYLOR VIRGINIA TAYLOR MILDRED TAYLOR GERALDINE TEDDER BETSY THOMAS '. X f BARBARA TTHOIXIPSON 1 as T KAREN VAN SLYKE JOSEPHINE VICK :Q il? 55' I 5 2 I 1 5 f I .ig ' QA f i ,y ,f ,R if 3, i 7, '-4' V v 5 Q, f VK X IZ4 ' 1-S A-1 14, f' 'A , M 5- 233? w ig . f A-3 M ' Im. d w . Adi' ,A 'Z f?'J xg X . f' . ,I X 1 1 4 5 I , 'fi V F , , , g 'M ' X 7 . .. Af- X Page Fiftyfseven ' S If Z I . '? A Q .11 I M11 5 L H31 -wgvfg -,W , 4. 44' f uf, , n,g::'f14 ,g,.: W. I- ' 1,3 f i X, ,wk , Y, . fm Silvia? iff ,, an I ff Q6 ,. A v 3. 7 , , , IA N ,. , , V J ' 4 I -4, .1. -BV . , 4 AA , I A X v.. XIX q,,j Zw I X Y B5 f f if A ai V? few I 1? I f M7745 . ,I ,., f f fy' TH ' f' Q: '7f I 1. 'YL - ' ' 'X ' I I I I 5 QQ, if IS fm I A I 41,1 Ez- ' B- 2 ,A .Lf ,Q , A I ' ' 'J ii? My - A . I, Y, ., I Page Fifry-eight MAXINE VIVERETTE CLARA WADDELL JOYCE WALSH A. I. WALSTON LYNETTE WALSTON ANN WEBB BOBBY WEBB PEGGY WHITFIELD NIARTIIA WHITLEY JOYCE WILKERSON IIOWARD WILLIAMS BOBBY WILLIFORD MAGGIE WINSTEAD WILLIE WOODARD HARRY YARBROUGH HARRY ZRAKAS Our future ciressmalaers plan, cut, and malac pretty clothes. Our teachers check in at eight-hfteen. Promoting gooci will with Rocky Mount is yearly highlighted. Tag clay for the juniors brings in money for junior-Senior. XVe make sweet music Clay and night! That long awaitetl lunch hour! um! . . . so hungry! We line up for every- thing-lunch, tickets, rings, papers, and year- hooks. We entertain our rivals' this time it's Rocky Mount. SCENES ABUUT THE SEHUUL K . 1 CLASS UF First row: Therese Babil, Elsie Hales, Dorothy Batts, jean Queen, Ioyee Petwav, Laura Carter, Hilda VVilliford, Miss Bellingrath. Second row: Billy Holdford, joseph Nassif, janet Landen, Janice Ellis, Rochelle Poythress, James Davis, Eddie Bissette, B. Dildy. Third row: Webb Miller, VVilliam Bass, Charles Lewis, Donald Sloan, Edwin Moore, Lumis Lamm, Louis Zappas, Douglas Carter. Fourth row: Wrmrth Millard, Bernice Barfield, Garland Baines, Albert Bass, Gilbert Teel. First row: Dorothea VVatkins, Gret- chen de Keyzer, Meta Pearl Allen, Margaret Garriss, Mary Ann Talron, Leona Edwards, Nellie Gray Thorne, Carolyn Player, Barbara Willianison. Second row: Bliss Boseman. hlildred Winstead, Marie Barnes, Sue Carol jones, Elizabeth Barfield, Alice Whit- ley, Betty Bice, Frances Hicks. Third row: Earl Turner, Bobby Bass, Leroy Turner, Buster Short, Edgar Phillips, Van Buren Eason, VVoodrow Ferrell. First row: Betty Briley, Emma jean Pittman, Nellie Smiley, Dorothy Lamm, Ann Grady, Janet Young, Betty Jo McLean, Iune Lamm, Mary Bose hlatthews. Second row: Bliss Bulluek, Doris Carey, Margaret Vick, Lois Bailey, VVilhelmina jones, Dorothy Boykin, Peggy Connor, jenny Lazzo, Bona Sum- merfield, Esther Edwards. Third row: Charles VValton, Billy High, Bobby Taylor, Max Ward, Robert Burgess, Thomas Eatman, Harold Barnes, George Price, James Baynor, Skip Hor- ton, Bill Henderson, Lyndel Poe. 1951 First row: Frances Thorne, Betty .lane Lamm, Diane Lamm, Delores Norris, Cwendalyn Hayes, Beth Kent. Second row: Miss Fitzgerald, Carol Bunn, Lorraine Mozingo, Adell Taylor, Barbara Nell Davis, Cecilia Smiley, Barbara Hartman, Nancy Riley. Third row: Bobby Bass, Tommy Pearce. Horace Barnes, Sam Page, Sammy Pridgen, L. H. Walls, Kenneth King. jerry Batchelor. Fourth row: Edmund Crawford, John Mansfield, Bill Cam- den. First row: Barbara Wright, Norma Smith, Ioan Hicks, Rachel Morgan, Marlene Criffen, Betsy Tomilinson, Ellen Johnson, Mildred Williamson, Arlene Raper. Second row: Roddy Shingleton, Bobby Barnes, H. M. Barnes, Bob Boyette, Johnny Whitley. Bill Brandon, R. Boykin, Clinton Whitley, Lesly Davis. Third row: Mar- shall Murray, Dick Cozart, Bill Lane, Rex Taylor, Marion Moore, N. H. Tant, Donald Browning, Ray Staple- ton, Mrs. Moore. First row: El Nadal, Blair Alston, Lydia Jefferson, Peggy Morris, Laura Lee Poythress, Gladys Cuddington. Second row: Billy Towe, Iohn Shealey, Miss Noble, Jean Amerson, Peggy Crow, Mary Lou Watson, Louise Fike, Louise Whitley, Dan Perry. Third row: Jack Woodard, Charlie Russell, Bobby Priyette, Willis Briley, Ed Campbell, Barnes Daniels, Henry Croom, Fred Maroon, Jimmy Malpass. F MV' e-sd! r i i CLASS UP First row: Pat Burgess, Ruth Holmes, Vera VVeathersbv, jean Cav, Betty Carey, Ruby lloward, Io McGowan, Ruby Dlovner, -Ioyee VVhitlev, Nancy McGowan, Elizabeth Morris, Louise Vllilliams. Second row: Miss Cox, Louise Cuddington, Betty ,lean Batten, Rebecca Crowder, Edna Tomlinson, Betty joyce Stott, Bettie jane Ellis, Peggy Sutton, Rita Tvson, Dorothy Skinner. Tlzirzi row: Edna Thorne, Mary Cray Barnes, jean High, Mar- garet Meeks, Marguerite johnson, Esther Simpson, Margaret VVilliamson, Dorothy VVatson, Mildred Baker. First row: Ann VVood, lanet Rat- tray, Sara Jane Davis, Marv E. Corbett, -Iudv Creekmore, jovce Brown, Vllanda Hinnant, Ann Scott Anderson. Second row: Bill Smith, Lou Ann Bis- sett, Carolyn Uzzell, Virginia Ruffin, Catherine Carter, Connie Davis, Wil- liam VVilliams. Third row: Mr. Dick- ens, Paul Lucas, john Saunders, Char- les Kellum, Archie Russell, Ioseph Vllorrell, Elton Thomas. Fourth row: Sandy Fallin, Lukie Barnes, Carey Hunters Banks, Howard Adkins, Carl Lee, Bill Iohnson, Ed VVoodard, Bobby Kelly. First row: jimmy Bovette. Rachel Tedder, Lossie Bass, Frances Dawson, Margaret Etheridge, Cleo VVorlev, Smithie Mae Barnes, Alice Lamm, Marv jo Strickland. Second row: Miss Harrell, Helen Ellis, Cleo Batchelor, Margaret Doane Herring, Marinda Finch, Susan Parrish, Evelyn Yionoulis, Florine johnson, Miller Thomas. Third row: Billy Lucas, Charles Rowe, Evelyn Baker, Marjorie Braswell, Char- lotte Bridgers, Bobby Price, John VVil- liarn Dunn, james Page. Fourth row: Luther McKeel, Ted Barnes, Jimmy Taylor, Tommie Brewer, Raymond Caster, Kenneth Page. 1952 First row: Bobby Player, ,lack Moore, Johnnie Hamilton, Jimmie Hill, H. V. High, Ray Hayes, Dick Curkin, Oren Barnhill. Clayton Bardin, Bobby Mor- ris, Charles Aycoek, Douglas Matthews. Second row: Billv Eason, Hughes Dil- lard, Herbert Pierce, Jimmy Hicks, Carlton Thorne, Tommy VVilliford, Franklin Mason, Billy Raper, Freddie Lamm. Third row: Bobby Richardson, John Taylor, Harry Epps, Jack Davis, Elmo Barnes, Billy VVeathersby, Doug- las Etheridge, Billy Deans, Billy Richardson, Mr. Rose. First row: David Batts, Betty Barnes. Peggy VVinstead, Jean Murad, Joanne Roberson, Yvonne Landen, Cynthia Bradley, Shirlev Spanos, Betty Sharpe, Jessie VVilliams, Lynwood Hill. Second row: James Philligin, Nannie VVebb, Shirley Rodgers, Patricia Roberson. Cene Davis, Marie Driver, Vonnie Baker, Christine Landen, Mr. Swink. Third row: Sherwood Hawley, Elton Vick, Bill Dillon, Bill Morgan, James Ezzell, Bobby Owens, Frank Gill. First row: Jane Deans, Barbara Jean Rice, Marv Hadge, Virginia Tom- linson, hlargie Barbour, Cleo VVoodard, Faye Boyette, Rose Marie Cobb. Second row: Sue Hayes, Mary Sasser, Audry Meadows, Dorothy Fuleher, Loretta Sherrill, Sadie Whitley, Louise Etheridge, Edna Holleman, Jean Lamm, Mr. W. VV. VVoodard. Third row: Donald Benton, Jimmy Howard, Char- les Webster, Alvis Pridgen, Norris Williams, Ann Poythress, Rebekah Robbins, C. Fields, Eddie Ray Nichols, Carlton Downing, Billie Mur- ray. ra? f fk - M i l i 3 Page Sixty-four CRAZY? VVHO? US? HH ,,,...,w.-1 ffgiiff E 4.55 VV ,U W1 ff fn.. .xdcfiuifiefi Z I - Y - Al- -21 ' 'ntl THE 1949 llic people Hill see gmupctl licrc lizive lust ml sleep, wciglit, zincl llrientls ln' wurlxiiig long .. iintl liairtl on tlns pmcluction. lliey liuve spent i inunii ti long aintl tiring ziliternoon worlxing on il pmlmlcin ol placement :intl tzlStC, and intinv it ' ll licctic clay getting an elusive picture made. illliex' liuvc often i'acl4ecl tlieir lvrziins for liours l7imNcis .lm'NEn Miss l,EL,x ,Xvcocig llclitoi' Sprnzwr EUITUHIAL STAI-'F Ap- 'v w .m.. fffska Left to riglzt: lucksic lligli, Ruth llerring, Lelu Wlilliford, Lewis liarclie, Francis Page Sixty-six L -loiwicr, Edwin Alston, Pllllill Ann llutcherson, Joanne Bell. Ar--ggnm. ng: -. -mn-ww..- 1- - 77 Y-V--2 - EUEUU E T M'5 - - yy ' to get an idea for a different book. Their friends think they are uddlcd heeause they so 'Y' often have to hreak appointments to go to a ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, meeting in Room 22. Yes, they' have really worked to get this book out, and it is sincerely hoped that the work will be appreciated. PAT PATTEsoN Mis Ixmrrruw I lmnwis Business llllflllflflil sinus lu L BUSINESS STAFF f. Q fx 'D XV' , Z' K,- Seaterl: Connie Barnes, Ruth Suessmuth, Pat Patteson, Bronna Brooks Sarah Dillon Standing: Battle Pittman, Ann Harrison, Bobbx Lexus 1 I N i-,li-Q.'7?1X 4 I . , W va af-f x , -4.1 Jimi? M1 'I mf 'uhm-I ..1,q...uw Hu- dlnllv 1 1 n mm nw mm , Wm..-f. up High S Sells I Tun in fume my .v..v wmv, n,4j.,.OxV i I ,, , 4 , ZS Yfsllbnu X, aww Yw- byvfvx rw f . vw.-x .4 w.,. .umm 'f'- v hum- f., ww 1 1 ,, , .. Page Sixty-eight fm 'SETI IYIUI? mg .-mm. . 1, nz. , V. 1 X ,1,.., .,.,, 1.4 ....,. x. , vp. ,, U.. :wx r xx.--4 ,Q , -4, .-,F fm 1 H1-. z.,,,1 4- V, .1 -mr. , mw- y-,. ,,:,,.g. 'rw-ei L, ff.. w,..,1. .., ,mm f ,,. J., M. Us- U., M, N14-.-fn 11.-M -,.,, r..-.f. .1, .vc 1 ,.!1u.mm- M mmm. f .. Q mf ,,,..,,. , nw -' .mu fu V, 1w,Uf. Lu, YM. my fm- Mm, mm. ,, ,Wy W., .f,5.m v :mn- 1-,, Wy -H- A- ww my wx-s..wn1 nmn fb. :nf-ev een- Humor 'i Mm M .f m 14 r ,wud 1 ww. my., yy Imlle Pm- M ibn Prvni- C1355 Staff nw my-. nr. umm U w nu.- vl their mmm.- mu-ws, mm- :mf of the T ,. 159.9545 ,...,.., , W-415 bh'rl'k Um F5 ny warm hnliut for STUUE T COUNCIL Left to right: LEN BROOKS, Vice-President ROM LLEWELLYN, President BETTY CLYDE PIILL, Secretary BRONNA Bnoorcs. Treasurer The Student Council is representative ol' the entire studv bodv. Its main purpose is to promote better school spirit and good will among the students and faculty. Each spring a nominating committee is appointed to select the students who thev think will make suitable officers to head the student boclv for the next vear. VVhen their choices are announced, one of the biggest events Of the school Vear Occurs-the campaign and election day. A big rallv is staged in the auditorium where speeches are madeg the band plays: banners Hoatg and everyone enters into the excitement, wonder- ing what is coming next. Finally, on the big dav, ballots are cast and the choices of the students are announced. Last spring the following olficers for this vear were elected: Rom Llewellvn, Presidentg l.en Brooks. Vice- l'residcnt1 llettv Cflvde Hill, Secretarvz llronna Brooks, 'llrea su rer. 'llhe council itsell' is composed of one ineinber from each home room, This vear's verv line council accom- plished nianv things Thev helped sponsor a hand book which is published cverv two Vcars for the purpose of guiding new students: operated a lost and lound bureau: carried on a weeklv broadcast over a local radio station: and sponsored several dances, including a verv successful Sadie llawkins dance. The funds taken in through various activities of the council were used to pax' mem- bership dues in the National Association of Student Councils: to publish the hand book: and to give an inaugural banquet in the spring in honor ol' the new ollliicers. Around the table, left to right: Louis Agnew. Billx' Holdford, loniinx Uilliford, Harrx' Zrakas, Lou Ann Bissette, lNIeta Pearl Allen, Nicky Lazzo, Sarniny Pridgen, Peggv Crow, lislelle .Xnthoniy .Ioanne Roberson, Edith Jomp, Vera Weathersby, Donald Mciiiinsev, jane Deans, Tecldx' Barnes, Oliver Rand, Jenny Lazzo, Lewis Hardie. Standing: Rex Taylor, Mr. filler, lllwin Alston. ,Y ....--YW - feniig-1---11 f 1 -1 .-4.1-14 Jluz, Jing, Klub Page Seventy L uzkl, limi! mu' cleft lu rigli1,: john Xloore, Nlalphus Bradhurv, Joe Murad, Edwin Alston. Middle row: XValter lilalcu, Rom l.lcxu-Ilxn, Louis .Xvnr-w, Hurry Zrakas. Top row: XVillie Holland, Len Brooks, Harry Yarbrough, lred llorton, llillx lloldiorrl, rllilly Towe, Dick Cozart, Lewis Hardy, Billy Brilev, Gilbert Ferrell, Roy lloltlloul. Xlr. KL. S. XX'ill.ml, :Xtlviserg Francis Joyner. OFFICERS FRANCIS 'IOYNER .........,....... ..... l Jresiulent Rox' lloruronp .. .... Vice-President 'loim hloome .. ....... Secretary Flihc licy Club is a Kiwanis sponsored organization for sophomore, iunior and senior hoys. It is patterned somewhat after the adult civic clubs and promotes scholarship, leadership and character. 'lhc licy Club is primarily and fundamentally a service organization- an organization of young people willing to give of their time and energy to hclp other individuals and groups within the school and community. The group at Charles L. Coon High School is one of more than five liundrcd clubs in the United States and Canada, and during 1948 the Xlfilson club gained international recognition by Winning the top achieve- ment award, the Dr. Francis Morton Fox plaque. The award was pre- scntcd to thc local group at the International Convention held in Memphis, Fllcnn., and at the same time a British flag was presented to the XVilsonians by thc Cmiadian Key Clubs as a gesture of international good will. v-uv 1 :'-wvu4n'x- '!'l1? V I J, xV,AA R' 4 . I 3, x ' 3, 8 H QU Ing , X. A v Q 'ff f 51,215 f s 8 ,JJ 5 .JF J , A ., . : 5 Q ,- A - x ' faq ' 2 , . 6 fr: inf? 'aff ,A 51 fl ' :fl A 1 'iz X EV, HW 751 I x 1 5 5 ,sf ff ' ' fa yr 3 Keg' 1 'f ,fu .4 1 5, Y :i'i, ug' an Q W.. J-553. Mi I A 1 Z V- 1 'Hwtggg ..,. :vvg ig, 1, M O .. 1 , 4 V , 1 h J -o K QJQVLZQ I, WF, I up X- - eggs .. .' 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VVILLARIJ, ln., Adviser lhc l11CIl1l3L'l'S of this orgrinizrition rrinlt in the upper thircl of their classes anal arc st-It-att-d on ll lxisis ol lcaiclcrsliip, scholarship. zincl cliaructcr. 'lihc licyctlc Cluh. during its two yours ol' cxistcncc hero, has concluctccl many zictivitics uncl succcsslully coinplctccl many projects, scrving both school uncl Community. Sonic ol, the school projccts luivc incluclecl: Sponsoring girls' tcnnis tCtlm l5ricultx'-stuclcnt lmslwtlvrill grime ,Nlitcrnioon cltinccs in the gym Various cntcrttlinincnt groups Girls' intramural lxislicthull groups Sonic ol' the community projects litivc heen: Distributing Ezistcr htiskcts to thc hospitals Conducting drive for hooks and scccls to send to Europe Page Scwezztx'-two l l l l l l l l l has ..-JA ' 1,55 5 - 79 ' A-1 4Pg,,- . if , i -fm aemfsya.. f . 'H 4 -4 WH!-X GLEHS' EL B First row: Ann Grady, Martha Wlhitlev, Lela Xllilliford, Peggv Barber, CVnthia Bradley, Joanne Roberson, Ann Vvood, Ann Scott Anderson, Janet Battray, Virginia Tomlinson, Marv Ellen Corbett. Second row: Mr. Swink, Lou Ann Bissctte, Jenny Lauo, Ruth Suessmuth, Dolores Labalxi, Cleo Vlloodard, Nlargaret Doane llerring, Norma .lean Smith, Sue Brooks, -lane Adkins. Janet Young, hlicliey Raynor, lXlary Io Strickland, llrs. Blackburn. Third row: jane Deans. Alice Boberson, Joyce Harrell, Ann Beamon, Anita hloore, Sara Dillon, Constance Barnes. Polly Dickens, Sandra Roberts, jo Ann jones. Betsy hliller, Mamie Uwens. Fourth row: Malphus Bradbury, Felix Labalci, Oliver Band, Fred nlaroon, Richard Smith, Mike Hadge. In the fall of 1947 a VVranglers' Club was formed. This group was interested in speech maliingg thus, the club received its name and three important jobs: The production of good diction and public speaking, QZD Provision of entrants for public speaking contests, and CED Qrganization of a debating team to compete with Rocky Mount and Kinston in the Triangular debates. Because of the enthusiasm and interest shown last year, the club was reorganized this year under the supervision of Mrs. Blackburn and Mr. Swink. Members of this club will compete in the World Peace Speech Contest and an annual contest held in Greenville, as well as the debates. Page Seventy-three UIVERSIPIED UEEUP TIU S 1 'L Hilton Bass, Estelle Anthonv, Groves Stott, Rozier VVilliams, hir. llvdc, Gene liridgers, limmv Elmer Davis, Geraldine Edwards, lXlilton Thomas, VVade Barnes, James Edgar Davis, james Batts, Ernestine Etheridge, Nathan Sullivan, Loraine Hagan, james Hill, Betsv Savage, Vermell Bobbitt, Frank Dennv, Marvene Mumford, Austin Newcomhe, R. L. Lewis Cnot showingj. Training in industrial education through a program in diversified occupations is a comparaf tively new venture in vocational education. It is a modification of the old form of part-time co- operative training arrangement to serve the smaller cities. Most of the skilled occupations in Vllilson need onlv a few trained workers vearlv. Students in our high schools desire a greater varietv of training than can be afforded bv the schools. Diversified occupational training meets the needs of the occupations and satisfies the varietv of training wanted bv students in a better wav than anv other method vet devised. Since its inception in 1933, it has been a very popular course in Charles L. Coon High School. Page Seven tyefour 'K SEHUUL STUHE The school store is a very impurtunt part of Lliurles L. Umm High Sclrmil. Ihr umm' vi-airs it has been furnishing the students their suppiics and IHLlQ2llillL'S ut an 1'L'LillCL'Ci price-. The stim- is under the supervision of hir. XA'7UUCi1ll'd, and his helpers this Vuur have hccn Bruriiiu iirummixs Tami Paul Dew. The school Store furnishes the students with cvervthing hut hruins, and next war the smru will make evcrv effort to furnish these. 1 Q . 1 WZ.- E 3 T if ' V Win . scnooi. Bus 4 'iij' i 'fat ' ..-1. ,f.. ,, ,, ..-SZ A . . A 45 ffl . BUS DHI EHS Left to right: BILLY ROBERSON iJOUGLAS QTARTER KENNETH BARNES C. W. SMITH HAROLD ABERN.x'r1n' CHARLES BASS KENNETH BARNES l3P..xNKL1N BAKER ei xx ' B-Q'-- 'A 1 ki 5 g w VARSITY BA D Mujorettes: Bett Vklheeler, Jackie, Mallison, Mary Neil Dawson, Ruth Suessmuth, Joyce Harrell, Polly Dickens. First row: Clarence KVelker, Mary Lou Bridgers, Anna Jane Owens, Sally Hackney, Ilarrv Zrakast, Betty Clyde llill, Constance Barnes, Peggy Crow, Jo Anne Iligh, Dorothy VVhitlev, Carolyn Uzzell, El Nadal, Louise Fike, Jenny Lazzo, Edwin Alston, Mr. liller. Second row: Johnny Richardson, lN'Iary Fields, Faye Phillips, Vivian Mercer, Richard Pritchard, Battle Pittman, Johnny Whitley, Tim Ellen, Bill Clark, G. VV. Smith, James Dew, Bernice liaimcr, Bronna Brooks, Norris VVilliams, Charles Davis. Third row: Graham Liles, Sandra Roberts, Dick Rountree, Charles Rowe, Tommy Pierce, Charles King, Thomas Eatman, Ed Campbell, Donald Sloan, Rex Taylor, VVillis Briley, George Rice, Pattie Leach, Carl Lee, Bobby Taylor, Donald Browning. Fourth row: Peggy Gay, Jimmy Malpass, Bobby Horne, Jerry Bachelor, Harry Epps, Billy Holdford, Roy Holclford, John Ray Taylor, Robby Bass, Donald Williamson, Ollie Bunn, Mac Herring, Charlie Lewis, Bobby Richardson, Billy Branch, Billy Briley, Wfanda Hinnant, Ann Grady. Witli great pride we watch our varsity band members-whether they are marching on the held or sitting on the concert stage. Their beautiful blue and gold uniforms add color and splendor to any occasion. At a football game, it's the bandis opening with The Star Spangled Banner, and their tireless playing throughout the game, that gives us the true spirit. They participate in all school and civic activities, and never hesitate to serve wherever they can. This year, the band performed at the Duke-Wake Forest game with a number of other bands. They willingly marched in the cold, brisk air of December, for the annual Christmas parade. They practice, practice and practice to be ready for the District Contest Festival, when they travel to Greenville. lmagine that we are in the auditorium, and the band is ready to give one of its many concerts during the year. The director, Mr. Eller, raises his baton, and we hear the first strains of the exciting march, His Honor. Then we hear several concert pieces: Colden Clow, Panis Angelicusf' and Midnight Sun. As the last chord dies out, we realize that this band deserves the greatest of credit, not only for its musical ability, but for its willingness to lend a helping hand wherever it is needed. Page Seventy-six l l 4 I 1 i i '84 JUNIUH BA D First row: Margaret Herring, Joanne Roberson, Dianne Lamin, Lydia Jefferson, Shirley Spanos, Hilda VVilliford, Ann Crady. Second row: David Batts, June Rivenbarlt, VVanda llotvell, Franklin Masoir, Ronald Pittman, Billv Murrav, Marv Hunter Lainm. Dorothy Boykin, Marv .lo Strickland. Peggy Cav, Betty Jane Lamm. Third row: Joe Nassif, Bill Johnson, J. C. Fields, Sam Moss. Fretl Horton, Billy Lane, Willie VVoodard, Billy Camden, Lvndell Poe. Billy Draaghn, Mr. hller. rm i'f H if A. l J I i .,. wg, I 1 BEGINNEH5' HA U First TOIV, left to right: Jean Bryant, Charles Barnes, Shirley Ilinnant, Shirley Thornas, .-Xilene Moore, Gale Lanvley, Edna VVilliamson, Shirley Bass, Marlene High, Jessie X'Villiams, Alice Larnm. Seeomi rout: Donald Ftelton, Edward Hill, Barbara Jean Rice, Nannie Wlebb, Cleo Batchelor, Linda Tomlinson, Joyce Matthetvs, Sybil Dunn, Ann Poythress, Carolyn Player, Lossie Bass, Ramona Strickland, Joan Edwards, Robert Fulchcr, Ruby Joyner, James Moore. Third row: Mr. Eller, Larry Speight, Eddie Bissette. Benny Scott. Billy Boone, Carl lylurpliy, Betty Rice, Wilhemena Jones, Nancy Riley, J. Stancil, Elmo Barnes, ll. Y. High, Hubert Newcome, Mary Williams, Dan Davis, Betty Jean Barton, Mariie Barbour, Jackie Flowers. Fourth row: Bobby Privette, Vivian Trueblood, Dickie Hathwav, L. L. Morris, Dannie Skinner, Pete Thompson, Marvin Driver, G. D. Walston, Frederick Ange, Barbara XVilliamson, Yvonne Lanclen, Jimmy Hill, Earl lVliller, Christine Landen, Clarence Caton. Fifth row: Tommy Batchelor, Herbert Pearce, Jimmy Deans, Arthur Pritchard, Joe Forbes, Frank Gallowa , Joseph Worrell, Carey Banks, Dan Perry, Flovd Varnell, Webb Miller, Douglas Strickland, E. J. lVlcCullen, Douglas Edwards. 'Qi ,Z 4 Z , -iw it 121 PHE EH HUB SECTIU Left to right: jenny Lazzo, Bobby Bass, G. VV. Smith, Louise Pike. EHUIH First row: Marv Frances VVhitlev, Delores Norris, Marv Ann Talton, Helen Barnes, Betsv Savage, Louise W'liitley, Mary Bose Matthews, Nina Hoeutt, Norma jean Smith, Barbara VVilliamson, jane Seate, Laura Poythress, Edna Tomlinson, Nan Barnes, julia Hutcherson, Nancy Adkins, Alice Lamm. Second row: Barbara VVright, Margaret Garris, jean Farmer, June Lamm, Mildred Barnes, Hazel Boykin, Mary Frances Newsome, Helen Lewis, Peggy Everette, Laura Carter, Connie Shipp, Virginia Taylor, Joyce Skinner, Anita Moore, Betsy Miller, Nancy Lou Herring, VVilla jean Taylor, Nellie Smiley. Third row: Mr. Eller, VVanda Hinnant, Ann Morgan, Maggie VVinstead, Dalen Saulter, Alice Roberson, Edith jomp, Jo ce Wilkerson, Maxine VVarren, Dickie Gillette, Leslie Wilkins, Hooper Lamm, james Etheridge, Rozier VVilliams, Bobby Perry, Billy Lyles, Dan Perry, Kenneth Matrox, Max Ward. Page Seventy-eiglzt i r , A it I i , , i ! Ya. : 2 l - E . ' V V, 'Ti' , C'A9' 'V mf' -345' .Wfv f 12 1 ' ' f. . ,, VV V V jf f?J31fgf .V . , VV '4V,f,, V1 v' , 4 R. Bill? gm ...QQ + 1 1' ,jg-.3,.f53Y.ff . -, ,-V V I 'af A ' 'RW , ' . f '-2 . 1-W-wif: .M -. Qq-sf :wi- . .f:-' , ,Q ., 'gi .H I - Mas .-MEL Q1 Q59 r V . is ' ff Q ff ZW? viiivf 7 V. 1 K' Y Y 4 ' A, :vq:2,.fV. yqsg.. yi -,V-A, --V-fffli-,:V by if Q V'a'wV..g ' -2112 - ,.,.,-V .sffgw 1 W9 M W ..4- f:1 'Q,,f.1 ,e-4 7 J 05951554-'QM-,gi 5.9. ,' ,Vv 'V Q 4: - - , ,, . ,,,., V. . Q. , I .. . iw., ,V 5. fwsfa ??Tf6i'l .VV . Ry. gg V4 V V.+. 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V ,,.4.....,QZ,,W1Qgf,,V,,,,f,5,, WM.. ' V H1 ,f 4fL,f. F C'3 f?-2f'1f'ff 'iQf,Vf'R 5, ,VAX-1fK+'Y,ff,Qff? V- , G 4- M4 'M' f' .fs V sf Q W , 'ni T'-.fi WA VV .4- ',.wY.f'4fx'?gw ,Vf? ,y,.Jl fi., , . K ' V. ' , 4. ' Q f?Q,,1. X, 4 -V , -my W. 4.25, V yy VM . f 4, f7 ,5J+.,0,fV.1 f1V.i if jf -4514 V fff , ' - Iv J' ,gff...3'f.w.jtQ1, A 7 ., J X 5 , 1 , jf., f f 1 , W I, .Vff , V , V., 2. f f f ,V ' X ff f . f f ffxgf 2 ww -.usda A-H7 LIENRY L. AIADDEN HORACE P. BENTON VV. I. DICKENS Director of Athletics Coach Coach EUAEHES A U EHEEHLE HERE Kneeling: Lynda Adkins, Bobby Perry, Ann Lancaster, Roy Holdford, Sue Brooks Robert Deans, Bronna Brooks. Sta11di11g: Bobby Lewis, bead cheerleader. Page Eighty Wa. ff A vs. 4 Jag AQ f 3 s 5- 4. ...av J iq, I :V 'M ' ' x. 5 N V Y ,K Q4 - Af KZ.:-A I ga- r V 1 v W , -5 YS '55 Q 4. , W. wk- ,K . ,J 'fy Q , m .31 ,-? A f xo Y an .I I , v, 1, if-f , -1. Aw ,, 1 5 v,' Kev -fu. 9 4 nl, Q A . 1 z ws-ea, 14 'Jil lv 1' 4-r W RM .if Lf ,ffl jmf N x 1 wx, ,, 1 4 f, f, 1 ww QV., if ,QA 'lr 1 if w .Lf O 1 L, fs. . 1. in Li , ?f,?f',ff J ' Q'-,fn , 1 . 5? fm? ,QI WV. K v gy f inf: 2 1 ff' - lfrlf sg. X ff. - F?-N' s 41-, NW -f 4f 6, 1 f 4 1 268 Z n icy 'a VARSITY FUUTBI-XLL-'49 First row: Garl Kirby, Louis Agnew, Tim Ellen, Jimmy Gainey, VVillie Holland, Malphus Bradbury, Dickie Gillette, Billy Gardner, Harry Yarbrough. Second row: VValter Blake, Bob Mumford, Billy Moss, Billy Holdford, Bom Llewellyn, Len Brooks, Billy Draughn, Robert Provo, Willie Woodard, Dianager. Third row: Oliver Rand, Billy Branch, Doug Moore, Glenn Land, Paul Dew, Bud Etheridge, Kenneth Mattox, Billy Lyles. FUUTBALL RESUME At the beginning of the season, Coach lVladdcn was faced with the prob- lem of rebuilding the football team. Only three men remained from last year's first string team. The material Coach Madden had to work with was capable but inexperienced. Wilson won from a versatile VVashington team, 7-O, lost to Goldsboro and Raleigh in that order, and then won from a highly regarded Mount Airy team, later Glass A State Champions. The next three games were lost to Durham, 28-7, Fayetteville, 35-O, and VVilmington, 48-6. The statistics in the Fayetteville battle show that the game was closer than the score might indicate. The next game was the annual classic between VVilson and Rocky Mount. The team showed amazing teamwork and won a terrific game, 13-6. They not only won the game but also the beautiful Shelton Looms Trophy presented by Sidney Blumenthal Go., lnc., for the promotion of good sportmanship. This trophy was presented for the first time and will remain in the school until game time next year. The team that wins it ten times first will keep it permanently. The next game was with a highly favored Parker High team of Green- ville, S. G., and again the team showed the much improved teamwork to win handily, 19-7. The last game of the season was lost to a power-laden Central High team of Charlotte. WILSU WI STHUPHY Picturctl uhovc is thc Shclton Looms Trophy, which ouch yczn' gocs to thc winncr of thc VVilson-Roclxy Mount loot lull gninc. rlihc school which wins thc uwzlrtl tcn tiincs will ltccp it pcrinuncntly. XVilson now has possession of thc trophy hy Virtue of L1 137 victory ovcr thc Rocky Mount Blmclihircls. Pu Q Kiglzty-six Q, 'ki -Sksaf Qt, 51: Q . . xl 3 , Q51 1 fgiff 351 3 KL 50 '24 'L-:..1f' First row: Len Brooks, Gilbert Ferrell, Niclcv Lauo, Billy Tomlinson, Mike lladge, Billy Lvles Bobby Horne, Tim Ellen. Second row: Willie Holland, illmzagerg Carl Kirbv, VValter Blake, Robert Iloll Kenneth hlattox, Paul Crillin, hlalphus Bradbury, ,llmmger. BASHETB LL 1949 L' V . ,np . Y Paul Dew tl Q ii A l' i Our small and inexperienced basketball squad QQ W got off to a rather slow start, but gained momentum jf im 'ir- as the season progressed. With Billy liyles and l.en gt Pmroolts sparking the team, our boys linished in Ll it lie for third plaee in the Eastern AA eonlierenee M and elimaxed the season with a great performance f X? in the state championship tournament at Durham. Q They reached the semi-finals before being elimi- nated bv the VVinston-Salem team, which went J on from there to win the state championship. , A I' . . .sr i 3,- K. LYLES 4 .ff ,l5,3 4,.,:'-A i ' , lf' BASEB LL 1948 First row: Carl Kirby, Tim Ellen, Homer Batchelor, Jimmy Zrakas, Dickie Davis, Edward Crowder, Billy Tomlinson, Len Brooks, Harry Zrakas. Second row: Doug Moore, Gilbert Ferrell, Robert Holley, Kenneth Mattox, Spurgeon Speight, Paul Griffin, Virgil Eason, Hooper Lamm, Bobby Horne, Coach Horce Red Benton. UN THE DIAMUNU Another banner year was enjoyed by the Cyclone baseballers in 718. Ten straight opponents were swept aside before the Cyclones tasted defeat in their last game of the season. By then the Eastern Conference AA Cham- pionship was copped and a chance at the State Championship was earned. However, the Cyclones were defeated by Gastonia in the play-offs for the championship. In the first game VVilmington was defeated 7 to 3. This marked the Cyclones' first victory over the VVildcats in 3 years. This accomplishment seemed to give the Cycs the needed punch, and every other school soon fell victim to the locals. The 1949 team will be weakened by the loss of such standouts as Ham Crowder, Spurgeon Speight, Jimmy Zrakas, Virgil Eason, and Dickie Davis. Although hit hard by these graduations, the Cyclones will try to carry on where they left off in '48 Page Eighty-eight l . PITCHERS: VIRGIL EASON, PAUL GRIFFIN, COACH BENTON, BOBBY HORNE, GILBERT FERRELL, HOMER BATCIIELOR. Wilson .... .... 1 O Wilson .... .... 1 5 Won 10 Wilmington . . .... 3 Wilson . . . . Raleigh ..... .... 7 Goldsboro . . . . . . .2 Durham ...... . . .4 Wilson. . . . Rocky Mount . . . . .5 Wilson. . . . Wilmington ........... 4 Wilson ........... 1 1 1 , 'ay' ff Rv. 1 4, Q Lost 1 Raleigh ......... Goldsboro ...... Rocky Mount . . . Fayetteville ..... Durham ..... HEAVY I-IITTERS: ROBERT HOLLEY, DICKIE DAVIS, KENNETH . .... 2 ..,.2 . .... 3 ....4 ....6 MATTOX, Wilson. . . Wilson. . . Wilson Wilson WllSLDIl LEN BROOKS. 4 7 .fffv ....11 4 mme 1 . 1, .f , ,4 .i rd! ,Q , 4 4 1 . we mm 1 fam , , . -1 wavy 55. MU DEH M CLUB m'. ' L ' 31 ,Q r . IL ' , , . - ' x First row: llohhv Horne, jinnnv Gainey, Billv l.vles, Malphus Bradhurv, llarrv Yarbrough, Charlie King, 'liim Ellen, Mike Hadge, john Moore, Carl Kirhv, Dickie Gillette. Second row: Paul Dew, Rom Llewellvn, Len liroolss, Robert llollev, Vl'illie llolland, Bud litheridge, Harrv Zrakas, Billv Moss, Billy' lloldliord, Coach Madden. 'Iilrirrl row: Garland Baines, Bob Mumford, Billy Gardner, Kenneth hlattox, Glenn Land, Oliver Rand, llorace Dixon, Vllalter Blake, Xllillie VVoodard. GIRLS BASKETBALL illhe girls' hasketball season was an exciting one this year, with nine teams participating. 'llhe Keyette Club sponsored the games, with hliss Knowles as director. 'lihe gymnasium in the afternoon was filled with voicesl 'llhe games were onl At the end ol' the season the four top teams played in the semi-linals, and the two top teams then played in the linals, while the other two teams played a consolation game. Sarah lJillon's team defeated Carol Lou Summerlieldis lior the championship, and Bronna Brooks' team won the consolation game over jenny Lazzo's. On llonor Day, the lxeyette Cluh gave medals to the champions and also to the Good Sportsmanship Team, made up of six girls chosen as the hest sports. 'lhese games furnished plenty ol' exeitement, and the season closed with everyones looking forward to the next season. ave Ninety llffllll row: llclitli jornp, ffriptilillg Que Sliine, Connie Sliipp, Cornelia l.atta, Marv llunter l,annn, Martha XVliitlev, Peggv Vllllitlielcl, lioluluie llailev, Eunice Denton, Anita Moore, ,Iovce Vllilkerson. Secuml row: Mickv llavnor, Cfaptuing l.ois Moore, Ann Morgan, ljeggv Cav, Karen Van Slvke, Ann VVelJlm, Marv Olive Spivcv, lane Seate, Milclrenl Tav- lor, lletsv Miller, Alice Roberson, Ann lileanion. Tlziizl ww: .lennv l,ano, Cup- tuiizp Peggv Connor, lane Adkins, Therese llalpil, Marv l.ou Vvatson, Louise Fike, lfetli Kent, Uorotliv Hoy- kin, Peggv Norris, Marv Neil Dawson. Blair Alston. CHAMPIONS Stamliizgz Pollv Dickens, Connie Barnes, lovce Harrell, Estelle Anthonv, Ruth Suessinutli, Anne Harrison, Dot Vllilliains, Nancv Aclkins, Bliss Knowles. KlIb'Elll1!QZ Flarali Dillon, Cup' tain, -lean Smith, llettv l..vnn Banks. First row: llronna Brooks, Captain, Klaxine Wlarren, Hagel Bovkin, Doro- tliv VVliitlev, lulia Ann Hutcherson. Bcttv Clvclc Hill, Joanne Bell, Vivian Mercer, Pattic Leach, Ruth Herring. Second row: Rona Suinrnerfieltl, Cap- tain: 'Ioan Hicks, Peggv Crow, Ann Gratlv, Anna -lane Owens, -Ianet Young. jean Arnerson, Alice Larnm, Marv Rose Matthews, Xllillielinina jones, Barbara Hartman, Edna V-liUII1llIl5ll1l. Tlzird row: Sallv Hackney, Captain, Sue Brooks, Ann Lancaster, Margaret Ecllnuntlson, Marv Lou Briclgers, Sandra Roberts. Lvncla Aclkins, Ioanne jones. Page Ninety-one JUNIUH BASKETBALL Kneeling: johnny Stallings, Hurry Yarbrough, john Moore, joe Nassif, Roddy Shingleton, Dickie Aloore, Foy Sliinglcton, Tommy Kirby. Stmzclizzg: Dick Cozart, Donald Browning, Ed VVoodard, Fred Horton, Jack VVoodard, Bobbv Bradshaw, Louis Agnew, Dcwev Bobbitt, Billv Holdford, JUNIUH EHEEHLEAUEHS Page Ninety-two Kneeling: Anna ,lane Owens, H. V. High, Head Cheerleader, Ienny Lazzo, Joanne Roberson, Peggy Connor. Standing: lean Amerson, Janet Young, Ann Scott Anderson, Rona Summerfield, Jane Adkins. - - , .. ,. ... .. ,-. . .-...,...r..:-. - w..nQm4mn11auw , on y we WOPL ACLPLJ. Ninety-tlzrce 2406! AGU? un foo e Nizzctylfour ,f 1 I Q ,Min J O WILSON ' ,xt IL C OMPANY Nod RCW' r- 1::4fg ilkbxo RYA P 0 ashore ov' c- uff swsol- V' w oxjx wmv- am W ff' naw. Wihon h Carolin- W3 S..49'-2 GRM Q G! Gaudi GOWN Bom 132 N ssoiio si 00117 WILSUN. N. C. Dial S127 IJ 'WM be H7Ps',y Q2 ew 4? 'fb wwf 0 Qfya 0. . fr .X46!U2l fi5en,Lenf6 BRUCE? MMM A WM Noni' Cublina X , X ,. , wp SZYD Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1949! MATTHEW I. IHBIE TMI BUYHIN, JH General Contractor PHONE 493 + SID ' ,.--- - ' ' 4 Compliments of TOWN of WILSON 4 Why do We Americans Work so hard? No government can push us. No dictator could drive us. No law requires us to Work. Just one word contains the Whole answer'-Ivzceflztive. Our system of free, private enterprise encourages hard work by maintaining man's right to a reward commensurate with his efforts. Every American can become an enterpriser. -H. H. SCHELL, Presidernt I ?ZZ2 2 SIDNEY BLUMENTHAL 8: CO.. INC. ESYAELISHED 1554 WILSON DIVISION Wilson, N. C. Manufacturers of Pile Fabrics Page Ninety-seven CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! HURCQWELL' J E WE LE RS Serving Wilson For Half A Century 0 NSPORTS ON THE AIRH , lt's Always AAI XVGTA1 IWW 5000 WONDERFUL WATTS 590 On Every Radio Dial Y ! UCEAN HI E HOTEL All Rooms On Ocean Front WITH PRIVATE BATH AND TELEPHONE BUD DIXON, Manager ATLANTIC BEACH, N. C. e Ninety -1.111 FOR BETTER FURNITURE See Cmnplimemfs of Th0maS,YelVert0n C m a JO-ANN SHOPPE 0 P mf 24-Hour Ambulance Service Dial 3121 JOYNER'S FUNERAL HOME Telephone 3134 AMBULANCE SERVICE 107 N. Pine Street VVILSON, N. C. Compliments of WILSON EXCHANGE BUYETTE BHUTHEH5 COMPLETE FARM SUPPLIES S. Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. 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FLQWERS Have Your Suit Tailor-Made From For All Of'l'IlR'l'0'IlS' STARR The Florist 508 Maple Wood Ave. Dial 2108-2109 the Exact Material You Like in the Style that Harmonizes With YOLII Performance CLYDE BATTS WILSON, N. C. WALTER S. HINES BARBER SHOP We Appredafe Your Conzplinzerzrs of Prrtroizcrge Courtesy Our Hobby IPIACKNEY WAGON Page One Ilumlrerl T J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, Inc. TWeetie's Snack Shop 701 W- Lee St. Best Of Luck, Seni0'rs.' 'Across From A. C. College SODAS-GROCERIES C0'llgl'ClfZlfIGfZ.0'HS, Senfz7ors.' ' Luck Always, Seniofrs! TP-5H10Nf . INDEPENDENT IEE Sn CUM. WILSON, N. C. Compliments of WILSUN-EAHULINA THEATERS P O Hd1F BRANCH BANKING 8 TRUST C . Member Federal Deposif 1HSIU'fl'IlC'f' Crwporfzffion ANDERSON, DEANS WGODARD, INC. TERMINAL DRUG STORE Open Every Szmday GENERAL INSURANCE C0wwlIimeWfS Of Compliments of H. H. WALSTUN 8 SUNS N FAHHIS DEPARTMENT STUHE I Ccmzplfimenfs of SMITH WAREHUUSES-A, B, 8K C ddF Compliments of GILL'S RADIO SERVICE SERVICE FOR YOUR PLEASURE 207 E Glee St Phone 4317 C077Z1Ill.77l67lf8 of BIG STAR WAREHOUSE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' May The Best Be To You! BELK-TYLER CO. Compliments of inked! ICE CREAM AND MILK SUUTHEHN UAIHIES mo HddS NATIUNAL BANK UF WILSON READ...' THE WILSON DAILY TIMES Your Wilson County Newspaper Ezvening How-x Are Reading Hours A. C. JOYNER Telephone 4039 JOYHER'S IUEYUORIHL COIUPHHY Cemetery fwemorials 301 Highway South of Wilson WILSON, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! OE'l l'lNGER'S The Dependable Store PQO H119 CORBETT MOTOR COMPANY O2 E. Green St. WILSON, N. C Sales BUICK Service Compliments of W. W. SHINGLETON 8: SON Owners CONGRATULATIONS B. A. BARNES Compliments of MOSS 8: CO. EUTTUN a FERTILIZER cn. I CW,Wm of 1 lllllSllII VHIHR IIUIIIPIIIIY A ' A Incorporated Manufacturers of ROTARY CUT GUM AND POPLAR VENEERS W N C R. E. QUINN 8: COMPANY 1 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Carolina laundry and Cleaners, Inc. WILSON, N. C. 9 Cfmrzpllifrzefzfs of E L L E H S, I n C. Ladies, VANN'S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Ready't0'Wear 115 W. Nash st. O ' Q fp!-?A1RrA'ENT:s7-DRE5 Luck To Seniors Correct Merchmzdisff QUALITY BAKERY at Low Prices WILSON, N. C. P Une Hundred Ni CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! liAHIlNEH'S IIAIHY PHUUUIITS Velvet Ice Cream GRADE A HOMOGENIZED MILK Phone 3056 uk For Clean Recreation Visit WIMPY'S 'ir . 1 ..,..' .... - ..... 'M fi e-v-- - -4' J f Congratulations C Seniors! Flnesi Q al ty BANN E R WAREHOUSE Tissue l rf!! . ll!! u I ' . , ssu su. ' I :lf : 411. x 4111 13:10 5 'A QA '- Jai lutlllltll MANSFIELD PAPER Co. PgOHdiT Qlbi Compliments of WHITEHEAD AND ANDERSON ' INCORPORATED WILSON, N. C. Q73 + RAINES 8: CCX I Official Photographers '49 Cocoon: + BAHKEITS DEPARTMENT STUHE AND BARGAIN BASEMENT HSELLS BEST-FOR LESS 201-03 S. Goldsboro WILSON, N. C. LOVELACE MOTOR CO 313 Barnes St. WILSON, N. C. Hudson Dealer Thereis No Time Lilfe The Presem' To Make Someone A Pl'0.S6'Ilf Of The Time DEI1HY'S JELUELERS WILSON SPORTING GOODS BLAEHWUUU ASSUEIATE STUHE O. B. BELAND, Owner 304 E. Nash WILSON, N. C. INIININSIINS INNII3 SNIIN Complete Drug Service Briggs Hotel Bldg. WILSON, N. C. Compliments of BARS-IAY'S ALMA MATER Hark to the voices of Wilson High Ringing in joyous song. Join our refrain loud to proclaim Her fame the whole day long. Wilson, Wilson, Alma Mater dear, NVilson, Wilson, give her one more cheer Rah! Rah! Rah! Wilson, Wilson, grand old Gold and Blue. We'll always honor, love, and cherish you. MURPHY'S HOT SANDWICHES AND SODAS All Students Welcomed HERBER A. MURPHY Page One Hundred Twelve Fine Furniture. ond Sporting Goods E. H. BARNES CO. 740 S. GOLDSBORO STREET Across From Planters Warehouse No. 2 Member of Telegraph Delivery Serfz r. , Q 34 A I ll IW arid Dial 2022 WILSON, N Com plim en is of 9 CClI 0Kgl'lll 5 200 E. Nash Street PHRI4ER'S BHR-B-Q FRIED CHICKEN, STEAKS OYSTERS-ANY STYLE Highway 301-South WILSON, N. C. W. C. REID 8: CO. The Record Shop 11.5 S. Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. Page One Humlred Thirteen ir Compliments of G 8: B COFFEE SHOP 301 E. Green Street 'A' I' MEET YOU AT THE CREAMERY 2Q Conzplinzcizfs of EAHULINA UI-TIRE EUUIPMENT Coizgmtulatimzs, Seniors! SUNSET STATION GOOD EATS GOOD GULF Raleigh Road R. F. BELAND Plumbing and Heating Contractor Phones Office 3927 Residence 3558 220 E. Barnes Street VVILSON, N. C. For SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY And Superior ZORIC CLEANING try JIMMY IIIMPSIY, Inc. Page O e Hu dred FOI tee 1 I 1 5 1 I I i I I it-un-uvnnn., ....- Y, FOR REASONABLE PRICES 'lr DRINK Stop At I' I' I ff I .zu C I Q M 118 GOLDSBORO STREET I IN BOTTLES PmmQ4Mw BARNES-HARHELL EU. Custom Tazlolmg A .Speczalty Phone 2026 ir CONGRATULATIONS! C If t.L f GOLDEN WELD GRILL I OH U- S- 301 BLUE GABLES VVILSON, N. C. Compliments of JIIIIRSUH BUIIIID GHS CUWPHHY Barnes Street WILSON, N. 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