Coon High School - Cocoon Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1950 volume:

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W 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 o 77 ' alle en 0 Q -' 1 1 1 ' N - 1 H- i' fn A ' wi I1 '5 4 I 1111111 12111-11411 1111111111 Ufilson Clr1111'lU!1H INUIII' ,wp 1'11l1'y. Decrmztirzg tlzc CXl11'is111111s true ill thu llltlfll 011111111111 Q 1 ,A .sf J - W ' j:, . 11 ' - if 1 Y f ' 1 , 5, ,1 I -4 N xlt the close 0 tim CC Ullflfl QCOIWLQ 01 FLOLIWLQ ln the snapshot at the right, students study the picture ol' Dr. Charles Lee Coon, for whom the high school in VVilson, North Carolina, is named. Dr. Coon devoted his lifetime to educa- tion in North Carolina. Une of the state's outstanding educators of all time, he has heen called the father of VVilson's Publie school system. Ile served the People ol' VVilson County from 1907 until his death in 1927. During his lifetime many of his methods and improvements were adopted hy the State Department of Education and hy other school systems throughout the United States. un '!Q4.,'Q.p,1xsr . riff:-'-.. -,Vg,- ' - i ,.l1r .- ' , ,Q xpinll, .,. Ils jo Wm. .jgaiffeen garned teacher, fender, mfztiser, and friend, 111110 will 111' 1'e111e111be1'e11 11111111115 fan' ner patient gzzictrzncc 111111 111zde1'st1111c1i11g, ZUIIL-I 111011115 111111 clzeerfzzl srnilcs, tin' senior class, with nzlztclz tzffectiozt does lzerelny 11'01fic11t1' this J'-QLITZQOOIZ-rI1l'IE 1950 COCOON. ,,j 'QM Page 1161111 CC . . . in edire fo L! OLU l'I,0lfU!26!ge . . . Page Twelve - ' . 1 ' 'f-' '4,',H'l -'r,m'vmeW '5v-4-vgww'1.m wf'M'f 'f1'M nu' jim, ul, ,f W! 4-nw 2 tg if' 2 2 is if l Seated, left to right: Mrs. A. VV. Fleming, Mr. J. L. Farmer, ClIl1l1'11lU11Q Mrs. C. A. King 7 7 Ur. ,l. X. Turner, T ice-Clizrirnmz Sftimling, left io riglztz Dr. R. L. Pike. Dr. G. E. Bell, Mr. N. hi. Schaum, Nr, S. G. Chappell Seerelztrv. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Board of Trustees of the Wilscin Citv Schools has placed its faith in an educated citizenry and set as one of its goals the strengthening and improving ol Ainerican life. This group has proviclecl the aclministrative leadership that con sistentlv has improved the local program of puhlie school eclucation. ry' 1-':ihg?a1!..6Ala.'1mrw-1.1unqQwuIuumwav i-7-5 ru wagon-,- CITY SUPERINTENDENT S. G. ClIlAPPELL Mr. Chappell. who has served the VVilson City Schools for more than a clecacle, has given his honest efforts and unselfish devotion to the cause of edu- cation. lle has heen a leacler in pro- moting new ideas, unafraid to hreali tradition, anxious to learn through re-- search, that he may eventually hring about worthwhile and tangible results for the cause of education. HIGH SCHOCDL PRINCIPAL C. S. VV11-1,ARn, ln. Nr. VVillarcl, a loyal member of the Charles L. Coon lligli Scliool Faculty for 12 years, is completing liis filth year as principal. Popus lar among tlie faculty and students, lic strives to create a feeling of good fellowship wherever lie goes. llc is interested in making tlie scliool an example ol' ClCl1lOCI'LlCy at its luest wlicre tlic young people tlirougli participation may acquire a sense ol' security, a feeling ol belonging, and priclc in tlicmselyes ancl their scliool. Page Fiffe unnnun-as...-uanwuu-w..',.:: ,:,-, ii -,N ,, -,f , ,,, Z. ,..f.,.....,c.,-.,,4,,,.....M.,s.:......an-..:,,..A:mr.:u..1x.,r-, wg-: .r.:-... .- '.,g',m3':-, .' , , -1 lyk: nr-:.:,mi,5',ggjm , , ...,.,1.,,,,,,g,...Lmqgf.Z .,.,,,.Wf?VL , I 'ww ,y ,ff sf' , I? r 'gk in -: fl ,,7, ff J, ' T H E C U L T Y first row: Miss Virginia Adkins, Spmzisizg Miss Lola Aycocix, 1filItQliSl?l Miss Neil Barefoot, EIILQHSII ami llistory. SUCUIICI rmv: VV. 1. Dickciis, Mntizwimticsg li. ,fX. ljllcr, fxI1lSiL'Q Mrs. Surah Griffin, Hmm' iLcm1m11ic's. 55 enfere in flue Ala erei Firsr mir: R. XV. Hyde, Diwrxificfi Occzrpa- SL'CUlIL1,l'UlVI iX'il'S.LLICYPQIXIIC,SL'l'UllfllCi1'!IciCQ timzsg Miss Eiizuibctii James. Hzisiuvss Ezizicutiozzg Mrs. Lucille Pczircc, 1101110 Ecorzouzics: Miss Miss Virginia Knowles, Plzysiczil Etillljllfifllll Mrs. Eiizuivctli Pilzlnci, 1lis1orj'q Ci. li. Rrmiucrrs, PlI1'Sil'lli Eiczinm' Liics, Mrztlzeilznticsg li. ls. Madden, Iizizzcntimzg C. A. Rose. IlILi1!Sf1'il'Il firtsg D. VV. ,itlzicticsg Miss Martini Mcmicniiziii, HIIAQHSII. Swink, EIIAQHSIZ. 4,1-.-nu 'ff' fslf ' ' :ff , f, G, wh! if ff 5 75, 1 fi if fy , H+ Q . ,:3P ' I ' 7577? 1-ff Y M W , 7 Jil' J -, f 44 3 150 ., f i ' 124' 1 , 72 f ., A '--1 1:12 M N, '1-an .LW M M ,N 2 . - ---..-1.-.1--,..,..u.:.-iid..---J .nf .- -...- :.- ...K .1 -.H ,,,--,-- .-, rf - , . - Lv ww- . ,LL Q - . fifig' A ,, CX, A X . ,ui 7 First row: lXl1's. Kathleen Barnes, Science: ll. P. Bcnton, History mul flriiliincticg Mrs. Coral l3lncklvui'n, History ami Ccogmplzyg Mrs. Eclnzi li0XliiI1,SCl'L'lIil1 Crmicg F. R. Collins, CillL'HliSfV1'Q Mrs. Etlicl Cmwlcy, ijuglislz. TVX , 4m-fr Sccoiiii' row: D. C. llnrclison, illatlzcum if , :En ,vt ticsg Miss lflimluctli llurrcll, Englislzg Miss Elizaluctli ll n P11 mc iiiicitioii Mi In cs lloln cllc , in s' 'ss li 'z ' 4 'ss func good, li1!SilICS5 Hilzfciitioiig li. C. l luclson, Scicuci Mis. ,Ioycc lluclson, Hzisiiicss Elillfliliflll. Q 77 lo common clufzed ifzrst Vow: lxlrs. llilclu Moorc, liiiglzslz iiiiil 14111115 Miss Iluttic Noble, lizitiii ami illritlzeuziziicsg Miss Grcvilcla Norman, History. Second rout: Mrs. Edith Talley, Scrcntli Criizicg VV. lXl. Vvooclull, Sevciitli Craclcg VV. VV. Xxfflilllillll, Social Studies. ir i P. 1950 W 4 , W , iiiuav-n b , . X , y . f f i 'Zi' hi , . pi ,., r , .wif- , 7 14. lf, H' l. . gi MM Q Q if f' , ' 23 4. i,,f,g' ,,5, W. Mr. Ellen, Dean of Boys, and his office assis- Miss Noble, Dean of Girls, and her assistants tants find much to do earlv in the morning. check attendance reports during the first period. .7-. '13, 'Qi U 0 Jfrive, fo dee 7 Lfohn id nof foo fafe fo 77 53224 Cl FLQLUQI' LUOFZCJ. COU N SELORS ROBERT W. HYDE MRS. ELEANOR LILES IRVIN DICKENS GUIDANCE Guidance services in the Charles L. Coon lligh School are designed to assist students in understanding themselves, and in male ing the best educational and vocational choices. ln our school, we have tried to make provision for rendering guidance services to the individual students in the follow- ing six areas: individual inventorv, occu- pational information, counseling, explora- tion of training opportunities, placement, and follow-up. The home room teacher is the kev pere son in our guidance framework. Assisting the home room teachers and the principal with the guidance program are the facultv members pictured above and to the left. L ' it Ilam1uf1.1':z.n:l'H.hllisim 'v:'11.! - 1 '-'.. 'bulls Junior Advisers: Miss iloixczocm Mus. i3I,Ac7KnunN Miss NORMAN Miss Avczoctu Mus. HUDSON Senior Advisers: Mn. I lvmi Mus. Liuis Mus. BARNES Mlss I IELI EN MRS. Cimwrlax Sophomore Advisers iXi1SS AiILNDENlIALl Miss NOBLE Mns. Mooma A1158 ,IAMES Mn. IIUDSON Miss IXDKINS 'Q Biology . . . History . . . General Business . . . Spanish. 0,712 LUOIAL of l'l0 2 l'l0t8 Q E General Science . . . Chemistry . . . Sociology. 1 I-4 LJ , X fl Hornemaking . . . Literature . . . Music Indy ggi A6 6!0l'l8 Geometry . . . Latin . . . English. -Q? M, v 1 Q 3 ' A f il: , MW- ' ' ,V --M M' ,wf-'z V E ? I ii I WI L 1 I 5 W A 'wf mTi'H ':'t x . 2, ' rs if ,V 'ul ff? 'mfg . 1 g Q . 1 , :Lg Wi, Y ': xv fimwrmmmw W- ff -- W .,, 5 f 24, .M A ,, , I ! 1, Malhl .1 Q1 ff -' F A ,, 1 . -Mm... A 3 I., lf ,VA ia Ura' RH .-r 1 .4 f 1 I W L - ni . , QT ii 'IIIHH 03. gihl' d . X ' vw' 'T V Q ,V ,,, is ,LJ If '. if S ...gl 5 - ., 31, M --v-T 1 -, ' F' 4 WE ih- 'ed-2 . - -X' V2 7. midi, C 4-he ,.JL.lu. , ii- ef EQ 1 N-...xt ua 1 Important ineinluers of the seliool stuff are Niiss Cruee Sykes, LiiJI'llI'iLl11 of Charles l,. Coon I ligli Seliool Quimper riglill und Mrs. VV. A. Brilncion, sehool seeretury Clower riglilj. ln time seene above Miss Svlxes and lier assistant, Mrs. Kirinv Xvoocizirci, issue I an iuooix to Rieilgiltl Smith. e worL5 Aid worL5 .9 mine. v Every morning around eight o'eloeiQ one nmy euteii Ll glimpse of this fuiniliur scene-teachers signing in! . . . Mrs. Odie Quarles Clower right snupshotl for mzinv years ii fuitlifril surf? member, may be found in the innrmury ready to render her service to anyone who needs her. It's ll busy place! .41 , , !m 57'- -,vwv 4 f x ff ,f f ff' ff.-. 4 4 ' 41. ,. yy.-.., Q 9, 1 Q .3 W ' r :'3f?Mhf :. ' N gi 53 ' k f . N ' f ,4-f:..,7 X- ,, ,- Ty , ,jg W- . ' H- 0,4 ,, new ' . f ' vin in , 1-:J Ei 5 ' V, 7.144 ' 4 ,. x, Aw 1 v- Wy , 1- , . ffm ' 1 , f 43 , 1 , . ' ' Vg S 3 231'-fvwff'-He' 2 5 S i ,, 71 ' ,xx ' K ' , . . , , - e 4- xl 5 .ff a 1 .. J .pf ii - -Q Q X . 4 f ' . ,. ' l V' ' -- .M-1:24. I g - f '..-- f f V X I , L P. 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A 'WW 1 'w '- 'wwf ff-'ff-wm- f,,,,,A .,,,.,. , ,X ,. 7' 2 i ' if V ' 'Q 'fl l x 1 , if W Si 5 , R f I V, A -rv' P 1 1 A w - B' ' ' - K' ,,,,, 7 bi 1' 'x ' -H -:M , --fm . . V, ' . ,, ,, ,, f . W, 1 ,fs '1BIS'.q.,.f 'na-was W, A, WA wypavmxdli . .1-I ,fg,.,. ,, NA. 0. 4 f ,W I 1 .... ,1 il if mmf- vi Ch, ' CLASS NIGHT HONORS l7oE'1'S -IANE SEATE ClILBER'l' FERRELL Pnovieiiifrs BoBBv Bnansnfxxv Hoiaisiis Brxiriav l'lISTORIANS LULA CHJRLIN I lixrmv Zimkixs 'I'Es1'A'roRs Louis AGNEW l3E'1 rY RUTH lXllACNAIR Page 'l'u'er1lyfsi.x - -A--J..-,,a.w.-m.M.a.,f. -- A - ' 1-v'1m:zaL-ww'v2'ff1v-11'c1n1-uI'l v21 SO DEAR TO OUR HEARTS Our hearts grow sad and heavy For the time draws near, VVhen we must part forever From the things we hold so dear. 'llhe years have swiftly flown rllhrough the hour glass of time, And 'tis sad to say goodbye Fllo our schoolmates left behind. VVorlx well done, elass honors, And vietories of our team Bring menrries of our happy days And friends of high esteem. 'Ihese years have been-O, truly-- So dear to our hearts, And eaeh from his Alma lXlater VVith reverence departs. Alma Mater, colors flying Of sueh glorious gold and hlue, May we ever keep thy faith And pay homage ever due 'llo the ideals you inspired in us. Our love we pledge anewg And when we hear thy nohle name, In us a tremor starts From the memory of thy glory So dear to our hearts. i We SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to riglzt: Bobby Sharpe, Vice-Presiclentg William WOOda1'cl, Treaszfrerg Ann llcumon, Secretaryg Kcnncth Muttox, Sl37'gCfIFIf'f7f'A1'1llSQ Nicky Lazzo, Presirlent. eniora 19 5 0 NIASCOTS: BILL DICKENS AND JUDY ROBERTS CLASS COLORS: Maroon and Vlfllite CLASS FLOWER! Carnation CLASS MOTTO: The only reward for viriue is virtueg the only way to make a friend is to lne orzef' large Twenty-se ' ' 1 . i' fi'-S i'!li.1-21-il1if2'iiV?'Wl-'J' 'WiZEJfFff+'4'f'P'WC '- . - N . e.,.,'an3 Lynda Lou Aclltins Home Room Ofheer 15 Stunt Night 15 lXlonitor 2, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Rmlingram Reporter 3, Stall 45 ,lun ior Cheerleader Z, Varsitv Cheerleader 3, 45 Prom Commit- tee 3: llonor Dax' :Xwarcl 3. John W. Anclerson, lr. Prom Committee 35 Junior Football 2. Page Twenty-eight Nancy Walsttmii Aclltins Scribblers' Club 15 Home Room Officer 15 Choir 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Dav Award 35 Stunt Night 35 Nlaseot Committee 45 Dramatics Club 4. Bobbie E'Lois Bailey Nlonitor 15 Home Room Officer 1, 25 Dean's Assistant 25 junior- Senior Honors 25 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Marshal 2, 35 VVavs and Means Committee 45 Class Propb, et 45 Editorial Stafl' Coroow 4. Louis Samuel Agnew, Monitor 2, 45 Junior Football 1, 25 Junior Basketball 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Stunt Night 35 Nominating Committee 25 Stu- dent Council 35 Varsity Football 3, 45 blonogram Club 45 Key Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Science Club Ofbcer 45 Class Testator 45 Senior Superlative 4. Charles Willialtm Ammons Transferred from Jacksonville, Fla., 45 Band 4. Edna Ea,-16 Bailey William Kenneth Barnes Prom Committee 3. - jke .gjeniorri - Bus Driver 1, 2, 3, 4. Mildred Doris Barnes Prom Committee 35 Choir 2, 3, 4. Homer Meade Batchelor Prom Committee 3: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. -1950- lNlilclrecl Etlieleen Barnes Prom Committee 3. Lillie Ann Beamon Student Council l: Choir 2: Intramural Basketball Z, 35 Hlranglers' Club 35 Honor Dai' Award 3: Prom Committee Chair- man 3: School Store 4: Senior Class Ollieer 4: Senior Superla- tive 4. A Wg,-.M my , ' ef Martha Nan llarnes Intramural lluskethall lg Junior Clieerleatler 1, 25 Choir 2, 33 llome Room Officer 4: Mascot Committee 45 Business Staff Cu- cooN 45 Senior Superlntive 4. james Dewey Bolnluitt, -lr. junior Football l, 2g junior Basketball 2, 39 Prom Commit- tee 35 Varsity Baseball 4. f? gps-...f Wvanm liula -lean Bass Prom Committee 3: lltztlin grunt Reporter Z. Dewev Willizlliis lloseman Prom Committee 35 Science Club 3, 49 XVays anal Means Committee 4. Page rllwcizty'-iziize 1 Hr ,- ., 'f ,. - f. we - .'- f'f.rf - fwwf-nw. wr f fr- .1 W-.. ,,., ,t ,,..t, - blalplius L. B1'ticllnll'y, lr Xllrunglers' Club 4: Prom Coin' mittee 3: llnnor Dan' Awurtl 3: llmliogmzn Reporter R: junior fflass Oflicer 3: Klnnogrrnn Club 2, 3, 4, Ofheer 3: lxex Klub 3, 4, Officer 4: junior lfootlm ll I' Vursitv lloutbnll 2, 3, 4, Collgipf tann 4: Vzirsitx' liuslvstlmll Manu- ger 3, 4: Dmnmtics Club 4: dent Council Preaitlent 4: llou' State 4: Shrine Howl 4: .Xll-State lfuotbzill 4: ,xllIi2l5ICl'I1 lioorbnll 41 llonitor 4: Senior Superluf tive 4: Junior Lion 4. lxlarit Lou Briclgers lluncl l, 2, 3, 4: l'rmn Corn- mittec 3: Stunt Night 3: Junior- Senior llonors 2: Cfoininence ment llonur 3: lntrannurul Bax' ltetlmll I, 2, 3, 4: lxexette Club 3, 4, Ollucer 4 Science lflt - we Sanford - Robert NV. Braclslmw, -lr. 'llrznisferrecl from Greenville, N. CT., 3: Kev Club 3, 4: Student Council 4, junior Bnslwtlwull 3: Yznsitx' llusltetliall 4: lilmrer. Xlotto, :incl Color clUl'I1l1llIIl'L' 4: Class Prophet 43 Co-Ilnlitor Ilii- iliogauuz 4. Dorotln Sue Brooks llutliogruni Reporter I: llmne lloorn Ollicer Z: Stunt Night I. 2, 3: Ilonor Day .'Xwnrcl 3: Commencement Honor 3: Science Club 4: XVrnngler5' Club 3: ,lunior Chcerleucler 1. 2, llezul junior Clieerlezxclcr 2: Vursitv Clieerleatlcr 5, 4: lntrannurzal Has lxetlmll l, 2, 3, 4: .Xlziscnt Coin' lnittel: 4: Monitor 4: lltlsinesx Stull Coumx 4: Senior Super- lntive 4. miisbmm.. ffl' 10' Page 'Ilzirly -.1 'E' Vlfilliam llmmld Branch Home Room Ollicer 4: lluntl 5, 4: Prom Committee 3: junior football 2: Vursitv Footlmll 3, 4: Nlonogrznn Club 4. lfVilliam Crcclle Brown Prom Committee 3: Science Club 3: Flower, Motto, and Color Connnittee 4. acqucline lil. Brantley Prom Committee 3. Robert LCC Brown Prom Committee 3. f A 1 W 'il ,XA .ae if Wm? Q Peggy Joyce Carter Annie Frances Collier Mildred Crowder IuniorfSenior Honors 2. Student Council 2: junior- Prom Committee 3: Honoi Senior Ilonors. 2: Monitor 2: Duv.Xwa1'd 3. Senior Superlntive 4. Lulu lanctte Cui-lin Marx' Louise Davis Paul Vernon Davis. -lr. Nqplmmixigltilqg Committee 2: jun- Prom Committee 3: Ilmnuntics rl-l'1IllSfl3l'l'Cll from Lueuina, N ior-Senior Honors 23 prom Com- Club 4. ' C. 4: junior Bziskethzill 3: junior mittee 3: Connnencenient llonor 3: Editorial Staff Coczoorv 4: Class Ilistoriun 4. liootlmll 3: Prom Committee 3 Ynrsitv Football 4: Yarsilx' Uns- lietlmll 4: AIUHKYQTQIIII Clulm 4 Ynrsiiv Buselmll 4. -1950- A if Klielizlel Cuclse 'l'rnnsl'errecl from Pliiluclelpliin. Pnl.: llonox' Dan' .Xwuul 5. Eunice liuylon Denton Home Room Oflieer l: Junior- Senior Honors 2: CfnnmencemenI llonor 3: Intramural llusketlmll l, 1. 5: Prom Committee 4. Page Thirty one 1 115' 2 5 W llorziee llest Dixon llome Room Ulliecr l. 4: Prom Committee 3: Stunt Night 3: Monitor l: nlonogixiin Club 3, 43 Bam.-liull Nlumigei' Z: Junior liootbnll l, 2: Yairsitx Football 3: ,lunior lluslxetlmll l, Alun.iger 2: Science Club 4. hlzn'giu'et ll. Ecltnunclson IJ..N.R. ci1lUllc4ll.llUl1Sl1ll3 .Xwzml 4g Monitor l: lloine Room Olli- eer 31 Ilonor Day .'Xwnrtl 5: Science Club 43 Commencement llonoi' gl Prom Committee 3: ,lunior'Senior llonors :lg Intru- l1llII'1ll liaie-.lxetbzill l, 2, 3, 41 lievette Club 2, 3. 4, Ollieet' S, 4: llmliolggmiii Stull' 41 Spon- sor 4. Page ililiiili' two Samli-it Louise Dongilclson Stella -lezinette Downing Tf1ll1hl.t'I'l'i'll from New Bern, Prom Committee 5. N. C., 2: l'roin Coininittee gl Science Club 43 Stunt Night Committee 3: Keiette Club 3. 4. Ollicer 3: Girls' 'lennis 'llezim 3, 4: Comineneement llonor 3: Senior Superlutive 4. lllillitnn Leslie liclwzmls Siqlngy 'limorlqy Ijllqn -1' at l F, Wfillium l len ry Draughn Nominating Committee 35 Home Room Oflicer 2, 3g Band 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 3: junior Football 25 Vnrsitv Foot- ball 3, 4: Monogrann Club 45 Senior Superlutive 4. Peggy Ann llvcrett limi 1. 2. 3, 41 :Ji-mmitics Clwit 5- 42 Stunt Night 32 Club 4: Ilmliogruzn Ileporter 4: Prom Committee 3: Monogrzini Club 3, 45 Junior liusketlmll 1, 25 junior Football 1, 2g Varsity Football 3, 43 Vzirsitv llusltctball 5, 4: Vursitv Baseball 2. 3, 43 Muster of Ceremonies Stunt Night 4. - .7Ae eniorfi - Prom Committee 3g llome Room Ollicer 4. Bernice Rav Farmer Band 2, 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 5, 4: Home Room Officer 2. James Thorpe Cainey Prom Committee 39 Home Room Officer 4: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Football 1: Junior Basketball l, 2: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. -1950- Cilbert Douglas Ferrell Hlllll0gl'fl1ll Reporter 2: Student Council 19 Prom Committee 3: Stunt Night I: Kc-y.Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Basketball l, 2: Junior Football 2: Varsitv Football 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsitv Baseball 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Rudiogrnm Staff 4: YVavs and Means Committee 4: Class Poet 49 King of Stunt Night 4. Willizlm Graham Carclner Home Room Reporter 1: Mono- gram Club l, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Tennis Team 3, 4: Varsitv Basketball 2: Shrine Bowl 4: All-liastern Foot- ball 4g lXlost Valuable Player .Xwarcl 4: Optimist Bowl 4. Clarence Cay Finch lkflargarct Lee Cay Home Room Oflicer 1: Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 4: Prom Committee 3: Dramatics Club 4: Rand 2, 3, 45 Razliogrum Staff 4. Douglas Finch Paul Beaslev Cav Transferred from Saratoga. N. C. 3: Junior Basketball 3: Junior Football 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Varsity Baseball 3: Monogram Club 4. E E XRMC. title: K Page Thirty-tlzrec i i VVard Herbert Gibbs Prom Committee 35 Stunt Night Committee 2. Michael lladgc Home Room Ollicer 1: Ilmlio- grunz Reporter 25 Prom Commit- tee 35 Stunt Night 35 Honor Day .Xward 35 YVranglers' Club 35 Science Club 45 Junior Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Tennis Team 2, 3. 45 Kev Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 45 Rmliogruuz Stall' 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Iunior Football 25 Dramatics Club 45 lllonitor 45 Commence- ment Honor 3. - file Delores Rae Godwin Prom Committee 35 Junior- Senior Honors 25 Commence- ment Honor 35 Science Club 4. a co m a ov crrinv Ml l L R4 ll M Rczrliogrum Reporter 35 Prom Committee 35 Band 3, 4. eniord - Mae Eliza Godwin Choir 15 Home Nursing Course 35 Honor Day Award 3. Nancy Lu Herring Choir 3, 45 Stunt Night 35 Science Club 45 Prom Committee 3: Iunior-Senior Honors 25 Honor Day Award 2: Keyette Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Superlativc 4. Sarah Latham Hackney Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Cheer- leader 25 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Girls' Tennis Team 2, 45 Commencement Honor 35 Science Club 45 Honor Dav Award 25 Keyette Club 2, 3, 4, OH-leer 45 Business Manager Co- cooN 4. Wilbo1'1i Moye Herring Rndio,Qrm11 Reporter 15 Home Room Oflicer 25 Science Club 3, 4, Ofhcer 35 Prom Committee 35 Tennis Team 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Photography Club 45 Business Staff Cocoon: 4. Page lIqllil'lY'fU1l1' f 1,2 45 T in Kenneth Ray l lill Robert Lee Holley RL1LllOgTt'l111 Reporter 4: Dra- maties Club 45 lN'lonitor lg Mono- A gram Club 2, 3, 4g junior Base ketball 24 Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4: Junior Football 29 Varsity Football 3. 43 Manager Baseball Team lg Man- ager Football Team 45 Rmliogrum Staff 4. fx l af' Nina Cornelia lloeutt Eleanor Ruth llollancl Choir 3, 4. Choir lg Proni Committee 3. Miriam E, lluwargl Katie Ann llowell Transferred from Black Creek, Pl'Hl11 C0l11l11iIiCC 3- . C. -1950- Willie Earl Holland Prom Committee 35 Monogram Club 3, 49 Key Club 3, -lg Home Room Officer 3, 4: Junior Foot- ball 24 Varsity Football 3, 4: Manager Varsity Basketball 3, 4. VVancla Dean llowell Prom Committee 39 Band l, 2, 3. Page Thirty-five Edith Louise -lump Choir 34 Stunt Night 3: Stu- clent Council 3, 4: Honor Day Awa1'cl 3: Monitor 45 Intramural lizisltctlmll l. 2. 3, -lg VVays and Alanna Committee 4. 'rw .Io Ann ,lones Billy Pray Jordan Alice Joyner Transferred from Rock Ridge N. C. 4. llome Room Oflieer 2: VVrnn- glers' Club Oflieer 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Honor Day Award 5: Dramatics Club -lg Science Club 4g Prom Committee 3: Connneneement Honor 3g Iunio1'fSenior Honors 2: Businezws Stull' Cot:ooN 4. Askew Clifton lovner, Felix G. A. Labalii, lr. l1lS1C A130 Lamm lxlmil' llumeli Lamm Prom Committee 3: Stunt Hfmw Room Oflicer 1: Wlran- lU'1i f'Sfni'H' Honors 39 Cfmll Band 2' 3' 49 lmmmuml Bas NiL,ht 1: Monitor 2. glers' Qlub 35 Plmwgraphel-5' meneement Honor 33 Prom Com- ketbilll lv 21 3- 4- Club 2, 3, 43 Dramaties Club -lg mittee 3- Pnge Thirty-six Prom Committee 3: Science Club -lg Business Staff Coco0N 4. - jke .geniord - -1950- Doris Nell Lanclcn Cornelia Ann Latta. Nicholas hlichacl Laxzo Monitor 1gHomeRoom Officer Prom Coinmittce 3: Monitor Manager Varsity Football I3 2, Prom Committee 34 Intramural 1, Ilonor Day Award 3: Intra- Home Room Oflicer 19 junior Basketball l, 23 Editorial Stall' mural Basketball l, 2, 3. Football 2, 3, Junior Basketball Cnuocm 4. A 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Student Council 3, 49 Tennis 'lcam 3, -lg hlaster of Ceremonies Junior-Senior 3, Varsity Football 43 Monogram Club 3, 4, Key Club -lg Senior Class Prcsitlent 4. lVlarV Elizabeth Lewis Willizim rllecl Lewis lXlarv Lucas junior-Senior Honor-5 2,3 Com- Vtlays and lXileans Committee -4. prom Cummmcc 3. mencement I Ionors 3. lna llclcn Lewis Stunt Night :lg llonni' Dax .Xwartl 5: Prom Coinmittcc- sg fhoir S, -lg llolne lloom Ollicer -l. Wfilliain Otto Liles. r. Junior liasltetball l, lg Coin- inencemcnt Awards l, 2, 5, 43 Varsitv llaslietball 2, 3, 4, 53 Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, 53 llomc Room Oflicer 2, 3: Choir 2, -lc Monograin Club 3, 4, 5, Oflicer 4: :Xll-Eastern Basketball 4, 5. .Xll'State 4, 5, Co-Captain 4, 5, llonor Day Award 4: Science Club 5: NVays and Means Com- mittee 55 Superlatixe 43 Varsitx Football 2, 3, 4, 5, All-llaslern lioolball 5: Optimist Howl Caine 5. W lx H Page 'lllzirlyfseveii David L00 Mattlicws Betsy Elainc Miller Intramural Basketball I, lg Stunt Night 1, 3, Prom Com- mittee 35 Dramatics Clulm 4 Suit-iicv Club 4. ...il l'ugc' 'l'l1ir1y eight 5 ff -UAQS Kcnneth Carrol lllattox ,lunior Football lg junior Ras- kulball lg Varsilx' llasm-ball l. 2, 4, -lg illonogram C lub I, 2, 3. 43 Choir 2, 5, -lg Yarsilv lloolball l, 3, 4: Yarsitv Basketball 2, fl. 4: Prom Committcc 3: Home Room Officer -4: Senior Class Ullit-vi' -4: Senior Superlativc 4. Pcvvv lo Mitchell DD. Transferred from Rocky Mount, N. C., 33 Prom Committee 3: Commencement llonors 3: Dra- matics Club 4, DL-an's Assistant 4. niorfi - Flossic Alcan Nlcaclows l'i'oin Commillvc 31 llonor Dax' .Xwarcl 3. Anita Stroud Moore Monitor lg Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, -lg Home Nursing Course 2: XVranglers' Club 3, Choir 3, -lg Oratorical Contest 3: Stunt Night 33 Prom Committee 33 llonor Day Award 3: Flower, Motto, :incl Color Commiltvu 4. Lynwood Earl Mcclas Bus Ilrivvr -l. Douglas Simms Moore junior Football l, 25 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, -lg Prom Committee 35 Varsity Football 3, -lg litlitorial Stall Cocoowl 4. 1 i--,,,. ... -.. ---. un ag. ff Lois An ne Moore Transferred from Ayden, N. C., .25 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Dean's Assistant 23 Honor Day .Xward 3, Prom Chairman 3: In- tramural Basketball 29 Com- mencement Honors 35 Rruliogrmn Sturl' 4: Sponsor 43 Kevette C'lu b 4. Williani Eagles Moss Monitor 1, 4, Junior Football 1, 25 Stunt Night 25 Radiogram Reporter 25 Junior Basketball 35 Home Room Oflcreer 3g Varsity Football 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 49 Key Club 3, 43 Prom Com- mittee Chairman 3g Nominating Committee 33 Student Council Ollieer 43 Science Club 4. John Daniel Moore Ilome Room Officer lg Student Council 25 Rmliogrmn Reporter 24 llflonitor 23 blzirshal 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Oflfieer 3, 43 Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Junior Basketball 39 Monogram Club 3, 49 Science Club Ofhcer 4, District Lieutenant Governor Key Club 4, llezul Cheerleader 4: junior Class Olli cur 3, Senior Superlutixe 4. Samuel Hodges Moss, Home Room Officer 2: Band 2, 3, 49 Science Club 3, Prom Committee 39 Drum Major 4: Nominating Committee 3. Elsie Anne Morgan Drzimatics Club Ollieer 4. Robert Bryan Mumford Junior Football 1, 21 Varsitv Football 3, 4: lllonogrgnn Club 3, 4: Senior Superlutive 4. -1950- Peter bloskos llome Room OH-icer 43 Dru- mnties Club 4. -losepli Louis blurucl Nlurshzil l, 2: Rinliogranz Re- porter l, 2, Home Room Oflicer l, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Key Club 3. 4: Monitor 43 junior Lion 45 Drzunutics Club 41 Student Council Ollicer 45 limit bull AlLlllilgt'lA 4: iXlllIlULII'Zllll l'lul1 4. Page Tliirtyenine V J V Betty Ruth bilucNuii' Choir 1: Stunt Night 1, 2, 3: lntrinnural Basketball 1: Drai- matics Club 4: Home Room Oili- cer 1, 2, 33 Dezin's Assistant 2: Ut-ncriil Cliziirinan Iunior-Senioi 3: Xviiys and blezins Comlniltcc 4g Girls' State 43 Business Rlgiini LQIJI' Iltldillgftllll 4: Sponsor 45 floss 'lt-stator 49 Senior Supi-i Litivt' 4: clHclll1lll'lHllIl gllllll Night 4. Marv ,lovce Nzirron lntrziinurzil Bzisltetbzill l. Page liorly .,-ww., Donald A. McGimscy Home Room Oflicer lg Student Council 3: Prom Committee 3: VVLIYS and Means Committee 4: Business Stull Cocoow 4. Alice 'lean Nichols Prom Coininittcc 3. is ii 19 wqdaw-r X 185 , we W , , dp, 1-'Q ' :fi Beatrice Mcliccl Cliristene lNlcKi1n l Prom Coininittec 3. Transferred from Alioskic, N. Carl Alvin Nowell Band 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Football lg Home Room Oflicer 43 Radio- WQVLIHI Reporter 2. 45 Prom Coin- niittcc 35 Busint-ss Stull' C0- c'ouN 4. - jAe Seniora - C., 4: Science Club Officer 4. lolin llowarcl O'Connell -1950- llolucrt Clay Owcns, jr. -loan lXlLll'lC Pugc W llonultl Cloltl Pittman Clmrlottt' Ann llriclgcn Prom Lfomnmittvc 5. Ilmm C'ommittt-t- L ll.untl l, 2. 3. llllllllllllllll linxltt-tlmll l. 1: .lunlorScnior llonorx lg Prom l'omniillt't' 4. x - W I - v ' v - u f l f m A V - v ' w u mf x 1 3 u - , , Pxolxlt Soloman Pioxo Mltltq Cmtn llaynol .llltt ,lttlntttt lxolutnaon Sumlm Stcwm RUIXMS Stunt Nivllt 13 Junior Football llomu Room Olliccr lg lntru- llomc Room Olliccr lg lntm- , . n n ' - ltmllngruul Ht-portul lg llomc l, 23 llonor Dux' Award 25 Var- mural Busketlmll l, 2, 3, -l: mural liuslwtlmll l, 2, 3, -lg .. I 7. I A .I ' ' I7 tlnll 3 Prom Commit- llonor Du' Xwwrd 7' Prom Com- Stun Nivllt l 4' ll-mtl 7' Choir Rohm Hmm li -l mmmum ml 1 U ' ' , Z4 gy' I , ,I Il Z my I, 5 kg D l , lsnutt-tl...11 1, 2, 1, Izumi 1, 1, A, tu .. mittee. ., Xrnng ers C. Lll 9, nom Conmuttt-u ,, r.un.ut11.s 4? u,l-Zllmllhlgs, Club ly 5: Scitua- Orutorxcul Contest 3, -+5 Iltnlio- Club 41 xVl'1ll1LIlL'f5' Club 3. ' I Club 3, 4, Olllcur 33 Stunt Night 'qmm Stag,-ll Summa, Club, li 4: Prom Committee 3: Hotlin- llmnmtits .clll1l'7.4, lvlus111uss St.ill umm SUM. 4: GMS. Smut 4: 4040051 4' Scnmr Sulwrldtnv 4' llowcr, Motto, :intl folor fum- mittct- 4: lit-xuttu Cflulm 4, Olli- u'i -l. 'QW' +5 .s f lluqe' liorty om' Rieharcl C. Rountree, liantl l, 2, 3, 43 Stunt Night I, 2, 33 Prom Cominittee 33 llonic lloont Officer 4. I lugh lVIauriee Shingleton Nominating Committee lg llome Room Officer 13 Rtitliogrtiuz Reporter I, 33 Marshal 1, Z, Chief Marshal 33 Prom Commit- tee 3: Ticket Committee 2, 3, 45 Science Club Officer 33 Stunt Night Committee 33 Editor-iw Chief Covoox 4: Senior Super- lative 43 Stunt Night 43 Junior lion 4. - Ute Dalen Van Saulter Choir l, 2, 3, 43 Kevette Club 2, 3, 43 Commencement Honor 3. Richard 'lf Smith, llome Room Officer lg Student Council lp hlonitor 23 Rtuliogrum Reporter 23 Junior Football 23 VVranglers' Club 2, 3: Prom Com- mittee 33 Varsity Football Mana- ger 33 Stunt Night Committee 3: llutlingrzinz Staff 4. eniorfi - jane Scale Seate llome Room Officer 1, 23 Monitor l, 2g Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 43 Rmliogrtmi Reporter 23 Stunt Night 33 Choir 33 Prom Committee 33 Rutliogrtim Staff 43 Dramaties Club 43 Kevette Club 4: Class Poet 4. llclith Grace Speight Prom Committee 3. Robert Frederick Sharpe Nominating Committee 23 Stunt Night 2, 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 Student Council 43 Science Club Officer 43 Senior Class Officer 43 Co-Cltairman Stunt Night 4. Nlary Olive Spivey Monitor 13 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Room Ofli- cer 1, Z, 33 junior-Senior Ilonors 23 Prom Committee 33 Sponsor 43 Stunt Night Committee 33 Dra- matics Club 43 Science Club 43 Dean's Assistant 4g Keyette Club 43 Co-Editor Rrizliogrnni 43 Queen ol' Stunt Night 4. Page Fort tt-two . KN WJ, Dorothy E. Sullivan Eleanor Geraldine 'ledcler Robert Patrick 'llavlor Home Room Otticer lg Junior Football 1, 29 Stunt Night 1, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 3, 49 Senior Superin- tive 4. VVilliam li. rliomlinson llome Room Officer lg Stunt Night 25 Monitor 25 junior Foot- ball 29 Prom Committee 3, junior Basketball 2, 35 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, 53 Flower, Motto, and Color Committee 45 All-Eastern Basket- ball 41 Varsity Basketball 4, 5: Monogram Club 4, 59 Mascot Committee 55 Choir 53 Vnrsitv liootbull 3. Mildred Doris Taylor blonitor lg Intramural Basket- ball I, 2, 35 Razliogrmiz Reporter l, 4: Prom Committee 3. Karen -lean Van Slyke llome Boom Otlieer l, 2, 5: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 5, 41 Commencement Honor 31 Prom Committee 35 Science Club 4g Monitor 43 Keiette Club S, 4: Editorial Staff Coeoov 4. -1950- Virginia Dare Taylor Klonitor l, 2, 3: Choir 3, 4 Prom Committee 3. -Iosepliine Vit-It Prom Committee S. Page FUr'lyfIl1Vet - -131 1 lXflary lXflaxine Viverette Band 2: Choir Z. Ann Adair Vlfebb Marshal l, 31 Home Room Officer 25 IuniorASenior llonors 2g Nominating Committee 1, 3: Prom Committee 3: Stunt Night 33 Intramural Basketball I. 2, 4: Iunior Class Officer 3: Science Club 43 Dean's Assistant 2, 3, 4: KL-Vette Club 2, 3, 4, Oflieer 2: liltllillvfiflllll Stall' 45 lizlitorial Stull t'or'oox 4: Senior SllIH'l'lllllX't' -4. Page l orlyfo11r if xl 1 ,Q f .Q :ff , tif ,'t: a'1,uQ,. ,gji , ' '.,w1,,.:2-2' ' ...tg A , f, -tw.--'.ty H 5 2.33 vt. . jovee Lvnn Wzilsli Intramural Basketball lg Ru- tliogmm Reporter 25 Commence- ment Honor 35 Prom Committee- Bg Mascot Committet- 4. Ernest Robert Cold Vlfebb Home Room Officer I: Prom Committee 3. - UA., 5. 2 Albert 'lonatlian Vvalston Peggv Alease Wbitbelcl Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Rzzdiogrimz Reporter 33 Prom Committee 39 Commencement llonor 3. eniord - Vivian Lynette Walstoim Prom Committee 3. -Iovee Barber Wilkersoia Intramural Basketball 1, 29 Monitor 24 Student Council 25 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Prom Committee 3: Choir 3, 4. Leslie Lee Wilkiiis Transferred from WVilmington, N, C., 25 Choir 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Dramatics Club 4. hflaggie C. WlI1SfC2lCl Choir 1, 2, 3g Prom Commit- tee 39 Commencement Honor 3. -1950- llowarcl Person VVilliams Prom Committee 3. 4 ' VVilliam VV. VVoodarcl, -lr. Home Room OH-icer 1, 2, 3: Varsity Football Manager 2, 3: Prom Committee 33 Band 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 49 Key Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4: School Store 43 Senior Class Olli- cer 4, Science Club 4, Donald Rav VVilliamson Band l, 2. 3, 4. llarrv II. Yarbrough, Ir. . t - junior Football lg Iunior Bas- ketball l, 2, 39 Home Room Oili- eer 29 Monitor 25 Prom Com- mittee 3, Stunt Night 35 Radio- grmiz Reporter 41 Ilonor Dav Aivartl 3g Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball Manager 4: junior Class President 3: Seienee Club 4: Kev Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert L. VVillil'orcl, Home Room Ollieer 1, Junior lootball lg Monitor 2, Student Council 1: Prom Committee 3: Science Club 3, 4, Oflicer 3, 4: Photographv Club Ollicer 4, Kev Club 2, 4: 1'itll1iflIQY'Ll1ll Stall' 4, Senior Photographer Cioeoox 4. llarrv Thomas Zralaas Marshal l, Monitor 1, 2, Nom- nating Committee l: Stunt Night I, 3: Student Council I, 1, 3: Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Kev Club Z, 3, 4, Oflicer 2, 4: Mono- grarn Club 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: junior Football 2, gd junior Has ltetball 2: Prom Committee 3: llorne lloolil Ullieer 4: lloxs' State 4: XVavs and Means Coin mittee 4: llclitorial Stall' Lotoox 4: Class Historian 4. Page Fort v-fi Ve WE LOOK BACK Vlle, the seniors of Charles L. Coon lligh School, have reached that point where we Inav look back reminiscentlv upon the happiest vears of our lives, vears of fellowship in studying, working, and plaving together. High school first saw us as livelv, vet inconspicuous, freshmen. Hager to make our presence felt, we wholeheartedly entered into school activitv. The band, iunior cheerleading, iunior football and basketball, and intramural sports found manv of us added to each group. Vlle were indeed proud of the bovs from our class who lcd the .luclones through an undefeated season, and prouder of our mightv Cvclones, who captured the state AA championship. Truly delighted were the few girls from our class among the group forming the first Kcvette Club. Five bovs represented us in the internationallv recognized Kev Club of that vear. Having presented an achievement surpassed bv none in the United States and Canada, our Kev Club was awarded the Dr. Fox plaque for outstanding service. Our hand made an A rating in the Eastern Carolina band contest, and a good showing in the state contest. Certainlv our sophomore vear in high school found each one of us able to sav that, along with Ulvsses of old, I am a part of all that I have met. The following vcar we had become a name -the junior Class, Our officers were Harrv Yarbrough, john lYIoore, Ann VVebb, and Malphus Bradburv. VVe no longer were ineonspicuous and a t gllg1Thbktblla1baballsu.1ds minoriv amonu sc moo Groups. e as 'e a 'nc se ' . ' ., consisting mostlv of juniors, hnished second in conference com- petition. VVe all found places which htted us appropriately in school activities. blost important of our goals for the vear was an unfor- gettable lunior-Senior. The all-out selling of tags, the decoratrng of the gvmnasium and cafeteria, the excitement prior to the evening, questions evervwhere . . . VVhat are vou going to wear? . . 3-,.--.. -...J . , 1 - - -Y.:-L T--raw A-1-.......ai :, ' v-mmu'3'.n,...ii:---. 5.0--:L s Viv' f' gl l Q 1 me Has he mentioned flowers, vet? . . . How in thevworld do vou fix this doggone bow-tie?' . . . the unique theme of the gold- rush Clavs, The Fortv-Ninersf' . . . all made this a memorable occasion. Then came Honor Dav and that solemn portion of the program wherein we took over the vacated senior positions. Wlith vouthful vigor and swelling hearts we moved into our final VCHI' aetivelv and enthusiastieallv engaged, striving to mold a fitting climax in our last whirl through high school. Soon we began to look around for those proven worthv of becoming our leaders. and we chose Nickv Lazio, Bobbv Sharpe, Ann Beamon, VVillie Vl'oodard and Kenneth nlattox as souls that have toiled and wrought and thought with us as our class officers. According to precedent of long vears' standing. we knew that the one big task of the veai' would be producing the vearbook, the Cocooisx, and earlv in the vear we started raising monev. Never can we forget nights in the concession stands fishing pop from the icv water and the mornings after, gathering bottles, bright and earlv. Nor can we forget the iov and responsibilitv we felt in working eo-operativelv to sponsor the flinnant Review and to produce the big show, Stunt Night. All times we have cniovedn . . . velling at pep meetings at the courthouse, football at the Municipal Stadium, basketball games at the Atlantic Christian College gvmnasium, chartered train and bus trips to games and conferences, going to fellowship meetings on Sundav night, helping in communitv proieets . . . ushering at and attending concerts and programs of our communitv eivie organi- zations . . . singing Christmas Carols, laughing in the Citv Librarv when we should be studving. writing themes and tvping timeftests. loafing on the front steps after school hours, wearing caps and gowns on Commencement Sundav. These things have we enioved and surelv each member of the Class of l950 can sav, l am a part of all that I have met. nh.-z.,...-,....,, c:,-n......a....n.m...r f , , 4 ,....-f- A ,L+ J .. M , f.-:f,, ..-, , , , 'ZA W ,- JF- af 1 BEST DRILSSILD Nam Biirucs and hiikc llzrclgc catch mum' an admiring cyc as thci' uttcncl church togcthcr. Page lfurtyfifqlzt ...f.m. L, fax. x...3g.n.:4,nL - .1.:?, ,WJ , Wraps- J 1fn,:vL.f, , ,- 4- ::, un- . -'J Q 5 .gx 0 cc.Q'42:VzLcZO1?5 MOST TALENTEID Nancy Lu Hcrring and Bohhy liaylor try their touch on thc stugc at Atlantic Christian Collcgc. A, ,, . Wy, f W6 f Q., ,f .. 'L ,M W i 'V ' 4.-, fl 4' 1-V A J' NX pM .1 O 4 5 ,7 , ff ,w fa gm: , -'Tj , r A 1 .f ff ,, ,, , , - ,, ' .I I ,f . -V 2 J K .1 P., 3,21 'ill bfi A x1flJV VVl'l l'1lLS'1' Bcttv Ruth lXl2lCNZlll', wllilc sulr stitutiluglot' tllc dentist, pulls tlic tccth of her witty companion, Billy Draughn. I3liS'Il fXl-L lXHOLlNIJ Sumlru Donultlson uml Malpluls tlluurv clult on tlmc L'ULIl'illOLISL' steps after ll pep rally. llllxlli' lforly llllllj MOST STUDIOUS Ann VVcbb and Hugh Shingle- ton, the class scholars, haul ll bunch of books Llwax' from thc public library. IULQC lufly Ynopwq MOST DEPENDABLE enior Ann Beaman and Iohn Moore, anxious to make a deposit, wait for the bank doors to open. 1 - in sly , fffy ff up erfa fi ved MOST ATI ILETIC Mickey Raynor and Kenneth lWattox, ready for a game, invade Recreation Park. '1 Fa, MOST POPULAR Sue Brooks and Louis Agnew empty the post office box-mail from their many fans Page Fifty-one f--.. rr ,L.eg-nn:-nur vm-.,,,,g.--.: --,L .- - - --- --M -iw-'-w I. I, .1 ' 1' , ,' 3 I ,Je , .t,,.,--.. L. .. . ,Le ,Al ..L, , 1, xgel angst.: Q- nm, , ,A.4.m.L ,L.'L,, . ,1- IXIARSI IALS Serving us ll marshal is zin honor gained through scholarship. The 19-19 lXl2ll'5llZllS are: First row: Ann Vllehh, llugh Shingleton, ehiefg llohhie Bailey. Seeoml row: Therese Ruhil, Charles VVehster. Maury lluclge. Third row: Peggy VVinsteucl, Barnes Daniels, Meta Pearl Allen. Fozirtlz row: Carolyn Uvfell, .lohn hloore, Peggy Crow. Page fiiflyffwo BEST LOOKING lirunees Collier and Boh Mum- Forcl, dressed in all their linery, are ready for the clanee. I '4l.'1..Ud,. u 2..'4.- if O F F I C E R S Left to right: Suzanne Gill, Secretaryg -liimny-Priyettc, illreaszrrerg Ilillx lloldlord, 1 lee-Preszrlentg luarnes Daniels, lresirlwit. r ,I 'pdf A ff, wry' if I Vi-N: ii N 3.1 1,7 I N' J J V, El, f f J, A, hy! Tlx Gy ff fi j :lf f, 'llhe worthy juniors of 1950 will shortly be the proud seniors of 1951. Never will they forget the active days spent working on their many projects: serving refreshments at community concerts and football games, selling tags and candy hars, all to hoost their funds for the grand hnale of the year, the junior-Senior. They have worked hard to hecome seniors of next year and deserving citizens of tomorrow. Left to right: Susan jane Adkins, 1X1eta Pearl Allen, Blair Lillian Alston, .lean Marie Amerson, Douglas Bailey. P11119 Fifty Ill 5 'Q.II2iLELfi'1iW!9EV7 '? zl! 9'Ul .1. ..-- . xv :,f.,,.L- 'f:.-., -.. , 1. 1 . , .mt . . .7l,e uniord 1951 Page Fifty-four Fmt row Grulincl Bnnes Marv Eltmbeth bnlrelcl Dollv Marie Barnes Harold Willizrrn Barnes Second row Horace Bnnes Huob Robert Bums om Thrrol row Wllllam Franlclrn Bass, 1 Dorotbx VIIUIIIII Barts Viviun Estelle Bone Bobert Bovette Fozutlz row Dorothy B16 Boylan, lrles Blmson Bovlxm VVilliu1n Andrew Brandon, Betty lean Briley ' r f I ' I c c I , A -'Z ' jk QM' . , A I : ' ' 2 ' , h 1 ' tj, 1 Carol Barton, Albert Iames Bass, Ir. . 2 . . . . Q 7 .4 . .L 7 . Pl v 7 I ' ' f: ' 1 z ' -' z J , QW. ff' , wwf W 1,77 ,. :f?'5'T7's'JYla9?Q'225 23 WTWWK 'ZVSFKY J ff 2Qg.'L1?7 s ii f , s fegww ,- 'X ' gs- Sw -, J 'WK ,WI . ,. - 5' 0, X ff 2955 L uf? I s- gf A 1- gf ' V, f , , 1, 1 AA W 1 1 Q W ff f f I I sr A, X 1 ff 1 iii , A ., , W a SVG? ,,,,,7,qfzsa ,. ,, 1f'!KvZy ,2s if B ,X L , ,K :-4 A, , - QM , 4 fag 6174, sw w s '- -X D 4 f a wk y Q Q . 4' , I Q f 1 First row: Williziin Lloyd Briley, Willis Fleming Briley, Boyce Brantley Brown. llenry Donaldson Browningj Delia Carol Bunn, Robert Lawrence Burgess. Second row: Kent Travis Cale, William Ulin Camden, Edward lrwesdale Cainpe bell, Doris Peggy Carey, Peggy Lynette Connor, Edmund Lee Crawford. Tlzircl row: Henry Cliovine Croom, Margaret Crow, Gladys Loraine Cuddington, Moses Barnes Daniels, Ir., Barbara Nell Davis, lames Baeford Davis. Fourth row: Lesly Barnes Davis, lwary Neil Dawson, Margaret Clrelelien de Keyzer, lolin Benjamin Dildy, Van Buren Eason, rlilioinas Eatinan. Q' ? ' xi , Q A A Q Q fe a ,-Aa V ffw ,Q Z ,M ff X ,iw i I Q b' 3 If K! we-5 ff jk :W Z 1 , f Q f an M if f 7 ff i ' ,Q -' .1 .v f Q r .,a .af . gz.,5:, ' 1 sf Q rl :. ' ,ff ' Page liifly-five m11..n... ff .l - L-!.' '.l.1,i ' 'll-iL!'..xZ41L ' 11B!'!, ' 'avi JJ -2:1 2'1l1lf !1.4'.mlll.' . 1 'lynn jim uniord Page Fifty-six 1 , First row: Leona Lossie Edwards, laniee Faye Ellis, .lames Ethericlge, Richard VVinston Etheridge. Second row: VVoodrow Ferrell, Louise VV'oodard Pike, Mar- garet Duke Garriss, Alpha Suzanne Gill. Tlzini 10111: Ann Carol Grady, lVlarlene Raye Griffin, Paul llilhert Griflin, Elsie Marie lolales. Fozirtlz row: Gwendolyn Faye llayes, Willie llenderson, Frances Louise Hicks, Joan Farrar lolieks. 7,173 I ,., 4. 3 xii Wi ,QD 3 'iw ' Zi' mofof.. V VJ!f6, 7g3f,,z, M,-6i', Z 1 if f ff f f 'Z ff f 1, A , e mf? e 3 2' ,I w fi. ' ' , W' I ff W ,, ' ' if' lg, rr or First row: Willizrnm llolclforcl, Dorothy 'lean llolleman, Roger llolleman, 'lames l7recleriek llorton, lr., Lydia lefferson, Ellen Evangeline -lohnson. Second row: Sue Carol lones, Wilhelmirua jones, Kenneth Albert King, Bettie lane Lamm, Dorothy lean Lamm, Gretchen Dianne Lamm. Third row: lune Carol Lamm, Lumis Lamm, lanet Lee Landen, Vvillialn liranlilin Lane, Eugenia Mike Lazzo, Carl Lee. Fourth row: James Ernest Malpass, Frederick Martin Maroon, 'Ioyee Fay lXlatthews, Mary Rose Matthews, John Lelancl McArthur, Marie Margie McGowan. Page Fiflyhseven X,'!3. Z.lLi.J2i'D-121,-r.:: In 'qv -uf' .J -.-r 1-1 ,748 union! llrlxqr' Fifi V Uifilll 1-Y 1-.:,LfH-.,-u.....i'....-Y ..-...- -..-. V.VA -7.--Tmvvi V J- 4 1 f w , ww, f Ji V X 1, iififpiw a,WfQQfWf:'FQif i , ' ' ff 7 MW' v ffff ,155 . , ' .- ma., Q in ' ' iv Auf ' ff We Q! f , f ii 1 fit MAY 5 -, , - , 1 First rmr: Betty ,lo lX'lCLC1lD, Cliurles VVortl1 lX'lillr1rrl, rl.l1OlllLlS Vlfelblm Lliller, liclwin Cicero Moore. Svcoml row: Lillian Bertha lXfloore, lX'lz1rian VV'ooclurcl lXloore, llLlCl1L'l Virvinil lXlOfU'lD, PCOOV Ann Morris. rs ' ni mn. Tlzini row: Louise Lorraine Mozingo, Mzwsllull Ncecllunn Murray, El Lune Nuclul, joseph Lee Nussif. ljllllffll row: Ruth Delores Norris, Lynwood Vernon Paige, llclgnr Guest Phillips, Emma jean Pittman. 'K Wifi? , - 1- ,io 1 , I . P!! 5 P ,f Q Wuwyw ,QW A V31 4 2. 1 6+ iff I ? .yf 1' 4 1- vf bi f Q 2 WJ' 4 J .fm 3,,, ,M L f tsl? 4' I X 5 W 5 X A, I ff. . ' ' -55. -if f '437 V i A? qui? 75 X f ifig, V f ' 2 f 2 iw! First row: Carolyn Aclely Player, Lynclel Delaney Poe, Eyelyn Rochelle Poythress, Laura Lee Poythress, Vvilliam Francis Price, Samuel Wzlllei' Priclgen. Second row: James Atlas Priyette, Rohert llarrison Priyette, ,lean Carol Queen, Lillian Therese Rabil, Daphne Arlene Raper, James Raynor. Third row: Betty Lou Rice, Nancy Evelyn Riley, Charles Russell, -Ir., -Iohn Carroll Shealy, Roclcly Neil Shingleton, Jesse Jerome Short. Fozirtlz row: Cecilia Smiley, Nellie Smiley, ,lean Catherine Smith, Norma ,lean Smith, Rona Ann Summerlielcl, Nelson llarris rllant, -Ir. Page l:ilAlYlIil1L' -SM',Q ' !'?fllJg1Z1,t :,:. aI.'3vf'1U: '- .A I1g,, .ig M-'nl'-' ' .,' 'fwfr 11.9 - nl: Jun w'lm:s..'Lza'in,'6ai.e'vnr vQms1e:1'1'a::znu1u:, ra1uuummxwz1'!Lnu'Inv11'1wummllnv 'wifi if K 5' f f ,W ., W 1: A. H 22 L ' G all '5 1 'Q' W1 J Qywww f X ' I fi 1 vt 1 Q I if ,puvv- ' lb xx age SLU y First row: Adele Taylor, Bobby Hay Taylor, Rex Dclacan Taylor, 'lamcs Cillnert lcel, Frances rlliorne, Nellie Gray Thorne. Secwzul row: Elizabeth Ann Tomlinson, VVillia1n Henry Towe, Earl 'l'urner, lXlargaret Vick, Leland Hilliard Wzllls, Charles Benjamin Wzilton, Thinl row: lames Max W111'cl, Dorethea Gaye VVatl4ins, Alice Wliitlc-yf, Clinton VVliitley, johnny Lee Wliitleyf, Mary Louise VVl1itlcy. 170111111 row: lVlildred VVilliamson, Ililda Rae VVilliford, Mildred Sauls VVinstead, Charles jackson VVoodard, Barbara Ann Wi'iglit, janet Bowen Young. Cfaaa 0 795 OFFICERS Left to right: Ed Vtfoodard, Presiclezzig Peggy VVinstead, Secremryg Luther lX'lcKeel, Trensurerg Miller Thomas, I'ice-Presiclczzt. CLASS ACTIVITIES Early in the year the sophomore class teachers and the home room presidents inet to discuss organization of the class and plans for programs and activities of the year. PI?7'lIfllll6?1'ZIl'lI'jf Procedure, as a study, prepared in a concise form by Mrs. Moore and Miss lames, was studied during activity periods in the separate home rooms by each group. At an appointed time the first class meeting was called and olliccrs were elected. Plans for the year included: learning how to be more responsible citizens through study of governmental procedures and practice: learning how to Iit better in the social scheme of things through having parties and learning social graces, and Hnancing their own wav through a planned budget. The spring activities centered around program planning and problems of vocaa tional guidance for the remainder of the individuals school career. Page Si.xty-one xw I .4 A 111 yay .rf .1 lx.: ill1gu....,-tl.-1m- 131.4-zz' 'l.:li'!.v1'7'!f!!1XI.'.lrff5 'l'l!l3'1SU IIE! CLASS Ifirsl' TUIUI Virginia XVestbrook, Judy Creekmore, Edna Tomlinson, Barbara Jean Rice. Jo McGowan, Nancy nleflowan, lfranees Dawson, Charlotte Briclgers, Buth llolmes, Dorothy Skinner, Betty Joyce Stott, Bobbie Armstrong. Second row: Jimmy Ilill, Carlton Thorne, Oren Barnhill, lloward Ad- ltins, Peggy Sutton, Esther Simpson, Marv Ellen Joyner, Herbert Pierce, Charles Rowe, Billy Morgan, Dougf las Etheridge, Bobby Price, illiss Ad- kins Cnot pictureclj. lfirsl i'ou': Christene Landen, Vera VVeathersbv. lllargaret Vl'illianison, Louise Wlilliams, Rebecca Crowder, Bettie Jane Ellis, Peggy Crawford, Nlargziret Bleeks, Mildred Baker, Jes- sie XVilliams, Virginia Builin, Ma- rintla liineh, Mr. lludson. Seenml row: Jaelt Moore, Bobby Player, Alvis Prirlgen, Daiitl Batts. Third row: George Bice, Miller Thomas, Jerry Batchelor, Alton Bose, Tommie Brewer, Carev Banks, Ted Barnes, Thomas Pearce, Jimmy Tay- lor, Eddie Bissette, Dan Perry, Billy Eason. Ifirsl row: Marv Gray Barnes, Cleo Batchelor, Jean Cav, Argean Eatmon, Miss James, Beatrice Ivey, Ruby Joyner, lllargaret Etheridge, Louise Cucldington. Second row: Naomi Ellen, Lossie Bass, Yvonne Landen, Betty Jean Batten, Joyce Nllhitley, Jean Iligh, Edna Ruth Thorne. 'flziril row: Jimnw Bovette, Billy l,ueas, Elton Thomas, Billy Murray, llarolcl llead, John Saunders, Bobby Kelly, Iireclrly Lamin, Bill lViIliams. OF 1952 liirst I'!I'll'! Nan Wlebb, Pat Burgess, Margaret Doane llerring, Virginia Tomlinson, Ruth Nichols, Miss Mene denhall, Rebekah Robbins, Catherine Carter, Ann Nichols, Gene Davis, Edna llollenian. Second row: Donald Benton, Betty Barnes, Rita Tyson, Margie Braswell, lidith Edwards, Audrey llleadows, Johnnie Hamilton, Archie Russell. Tlzirzl row: Bill Richardson, John Bay Taylor, J. C. Fields, Bob Rich' ardson, Billv VVeathersby, Frank Gill, Charles Ayeock, Kenneth Page, Luther McKeel, Elton Vick. lrirsl row: lfvelyn Baker, Ann l'oyth1'ess, Shirley Spanos, Shirley Rogers, Mrs. Moore, Marv Sasser, Cleo VVoodard, Jo Ann Roberson, janet Rattray. Sveoml row: Billie Armstrong, Learline Keen, Esther Newsome, Rachel Tedder, Florine Johnson. Tlx irzl TON!! Jimmy I loward, Franklin Mason, Harrie Epps, Norris NViIliams, Lee Johnson, Charles Kel- lum, Tommy VVilliford, Ilughes Dil- lard, Ray Hayes, Dickie Etheridge, Bobby Morris, Douglas Matthews, Lynwood Hill. liirst row: Lou Ann Bissett, Peggy lVinstead, Mary Iladge, Ann Scott Anderson, Cynthia Bradley, Sarah Jane Davis, Marv Ellen Corbett, Fave Boyette, Rose Marie Cobb, Betty Bagley Sharpe, Jean Murad, Evelyn Yionoulis, Patricia Roberson. Second VOIVZ llliss Noble. Tlzinl row: Iames Ezzell, Clayton Bardin, Billy Deans, Bill Johnson, lane Deans, Sue llaves, Cleo VVor- ley, Mary Io Strickland, Connie Davis, Carolyn Uzzell, Jack Davis, Charles VVebster, Carlton Downing, Dick Gurkin. ,injredhlllm alarm by the shy little freshmen to whom high se hool V' ll fl First row: Dorothy Oakey, Barbara Ann Scruggs, Sylvia Lamm, Julia liaye X'Valler, Leona Lamm, Lois Jean Howard, Alma lXlereer, Rose lllarie llelton, lllabel Bowen, Edna VVil- liamson, Sue hleLean, Suzanne Faulkner. Second row: Mr. Collins, johnny Stallings, XVilliam Vl'addell, john Glover, C. A. Thompson, Pete VVil- liams, Royce Bissette, Royce Duke, Charles Shirley, Charles Barnes. Third row: Douglas Edwards, En, nis Mercer, Gaylord Edmondson, Billy Felton, James Parham, H. V. lligh, Pete Thompson, Ioe Koster, James VVoodard, Darrell Garris, James Moore, VVilliam Bridgers, Dickie llarvey. C 5QlL1i:!54'f,xlXlErI3c41i'e walking down the halls of the L.-- ,.,. X n ligh School For the last time are ade -Hi., W , t, 4 isehocilllisilzilgriexXf'ia thrilling ex uerienee. lt is a dream -- , r -1'-f.-f, 'i ilk 5 l me-. ,f f wit T' .. T . Come truer, ,l'Ol',f87lI lasllltihey can say, lNow we are growing ei ' - J , 1 ' '- - - ' .2 rf--,-ff First row: Shirley Lamm, Rachel Braswell, Gloria Bass, Sybie Dorris Dunn, jean Petway, Virginia Lee llowell, Shirley Massey, Vklinnie Lee Langley. Shirley Bass, Romane Joyner, Sally Rogers, Mary Anne Moore. Second row: Blr. Dickens, Dan Davis, Freddie Yelyerton. Clarence Caton. Henry Braswell, Bennie Scott, Frederick Ange, VVilton VVeblx. Gene VVatson, Carl Murphy, Bill Dillon, Gerald VValston, Glenn Best. Third TUIUZ Billv Boone, Joe Ilor- ton, Claude Fulghum, Lawrence Ansley, Richard VVard, Arthur Pritchard, Mitchel Saleebv, Joe Ellis, L. L. lklorris, Tommie Bass, Tommy Whitley, Sanford Fallin. GF 1953 First row: Margaret Mitchell, Kathleen Davenport, Hilda Gray Da- vis, Gertie Page, Hilda Jean Davis, Christine Barfield, Marlene High, Mary Frances Davis, Bonnie Garris, Bubv Duke, Carolyn Thomas. Second row: Juanita Hales, Janice VVheeler, Grace Askew, Anne Barnes, Shirley Skinner, Geraldine May, Vir- ginia Dail, Eleanor Cudse, Mrs. Griffin. . Third row: Peggy Hart, Edith Owens, Peggy Baker, Alice Smith, Carolyn Pridgen, Luray Davis, Fran- ces Amerson, Juanita Hicks, Barbara Gardner, Emmalane Stott. l just as all the other students, the freshmen have the same opportunity to voice their opinions in student gov- ernment, attend assembly, enter into the athletic pro- grams, and participate and enjoy all activities ol' thc high school. AY- s . f f-- :wa f Y, ',, - 5 'mam - ,V , First row: Aileen Moore, Joan Ed- wards, Jean Turner, Mary Williams, Barbara Jean Norris, Shirley Hinnant, Margie Barbour, Gail Langley, Jean Bryant, Mary Wright Parker, Elmira Herring, Nancy Gill, Mary Alice Stephenson, Peggy Jackson. X 1 , f fs Y is M3 f ,f s l 4 1 iflf v., - ,r X- 5 Second row: Miss Ilarrell, Joe Forbes, Jack Patteson, Tommy Batch- clor, Phillip Williamson. Third row: Carl Owens, Jacky Flowers, Lee Dennv, Rav Skinner, Donald Rav Felton, Lvnn Bissett, J. E. Stancil, Joe Morris, James Mil- lard, Fred Vick, Atlas Skinner, Shelton Leegins. fc-,vi First row: Bob iXlCzX1'IllLll', Joe X'Vor1'ell, Ed Nichols, Bill Sutton, Elmo Barnes, Lealand Eatmon, Tom- inv Hagan, Bill Barnes, Harvev Mercer, Ken Thomas, Clarence Batts, Vernon Barnes. Second row: Frank Galloway, Billv Povthress, Billv Skinner, Junior Bass, Budclv Baker, 'FOITIIHV Stancil, Ken- neth Barnes, Larrv Speight, Calvin Brvant, Sherwood Hawley, Frank Nichols, Samuel Moody, Bobbv Moore, Tommv Downing, Mr. Rob- erts. st ron Tom Bmettv. Jlllll f nn IlXl01, R11non1 Strlgklantl Shirley Thomas Innes Bremer Juanita Mil lmder Elaine Spam Ewlvn Meeks, l11l'N.C.S Vlkeks, Bll'lDll'l Nluhols hll7ll5LIl'1 Den xllllll Trueblood, S 1111lr 1 Benton twml mu' 1 11111 ll Xlillu D11 1d Johnson Bill Simpson Dickie Hath 111 IV, lreddle Bdlillll Illlltl 1011 Eduard Lee Skinner Llxmrd Hill D'lX'ld Wlnstead W1l lldlll 141111111 Fov Sl'll1'l0lLtO1l, Edward Dmson Stone Vauvhfan, John Wor lLll Tommx Isirbs lust mu Sidnex Bdltflll, Dorothx leedm Shnlev Btooks Lilv Rlchird son Ll1z1bcth Dllda Ixatherme Cou 11C Louise Thomas Sll1l'l6V Vncr Lite lN1na Sklnner, Kav Frances Rose xlllll Broun, Sl1l1'lLV Benton Arla line Blou11t, Jean Limm Shnlev lnhome Srcoml mu hlr VVo0d 11d lxlll X111 Drner kenneth VVx nn, Paul Luc,1s BI1rU1ret Tyson Barbara IBII1 leans lull' Oakey S M Barnes bilh Farmer, Bobby Coudx 11111111 ww Billy Iones, Bill Sholt Rn Potts, Rovce Matthews, jimmx Dems Andy Vvllllams, Marvin Hon dl Vaden Stott, Joe Band, I L VV1ll1ams, Bruce Rose 1111 ' 1: , 1 ', 1 .X 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' , - f - 1 . 1 7 4 r . Y L Y ' I A I -1 vx 1 1 , 1 1 1 Z1 ' J, ,K I ly 4 11 1 . Sf' A : lllz S ' k, 1:1 'l 1 , 1 . , 1 . , .- , . 2 ,Z . . . . - 1 W .1 11 , K , . 1 1 1 1 ,, 1 . , 1 ,, 1 - 1 '- 1 1 4 '- ' vw ' . V 1 - v I ' ' '. , . .1 ' ' 1 , 1 , Y , K 3 . 1 . ,V . , . , 1 , 1 ., .Q 1 , . .H l 1 - 1 i T' ,' 1 . . 1 , 1 1 r y l 1 I. , 1 1 ' 1 , 1 ' 1 ' 1: f . 1' , ' 1'- 1' I V.: V 7 ' 1 1 H1 I1 1 ' 1 J ., 1 1 1, . . 1 v 1 ,. ,- 1 , 1- 1 f J ' 1 X 1 ' ' - ' - 1. 1 1, J . , o .,-A -. ly '.1 1- 1-, -,,.1 x'1....11..1:.' 1 1' ' 1 ' 'XV 11-.'5i.1?1T'f4'sif'1'.1TBl?'V7'ififl111lK'. .1 -.3 'Q f'.:f. . 741321-Il 1 I 1 ji. ' Q 2 www fm 4 THE 1950 Years after this hook is printed the CoCooN Stall will look buck, proucl that they once hclpccl publish at yearbook. By then, they will have forgotten the hectic Clays before dead- ,fa-my Bi! line-drawing off pages, writing and rewrit- ing copy, drawing off ucls, collecting money, chasing photographers, neglecting school work-of eternally eating, sleeping, living the CTOCOON. l'lUGII SIIINGLETON Miss LILLA Avcock ,A my ,,, . . N lfzlilm' flalvisci' EDITORIAL STAFF left to right: Lula Curlin, Doris Landon, Harrv Zrakas, Hugh Shingleton, Ann VVebb, Bobbie llailev, Douglas Moore. CNQI pictured: Karen Van Slyke and Bobby Williford, student pho- togmphcr.j Page Si,x'!1'c'iIQl1l COCGON Every hour -of working on this book- has been a bringer of new thingsug and though these hours spent have been long and tedious, the stall realizes that they have en- jovecl their venture in book publication. Thev sineerelv hope that you, the readers, will, in turn, enjov along with them, the 1950 CocooN. , SALLY IIACKNEY Hmivzesx rllzzzznger BUSINESS STAFF Mus. KA'I'III.liliN li. lhizxi Q Hzrsiuesx fltlviwv' l l Left to right: Nan Barnes, VVilborn Herring, Io Ann Jones, Donald Meflimsev, Sallv llaeknev, Mickey Raynor, Felix Labaki, Sue Brooks, Carl Nowell. Page Si.x1v nine 1 l L x i 4 l Locixr Cotmr llousia STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has as its aim the promotion of good will and school spirit among the students and faculty, the regulation of student activities, and the maintenance of high standards for the school. The Council conducts many activities during the year. It operates a lost and found bureau, sells tags, and operates a concession stand at games. During the year, the Council sponsors many school parties and dances, one of which, the Sadie Hawkins dance, has become traditional. A Cood Will Tour to Rocky Mount is staged each year in the interest of promoting a feel- ing of friendly rivalry between the two schools. Both schools look forward to this occasion as a Red-Letter Day. At Christmas the Council plays Santa Claus to poor families by filling boxes with food and toys for them. The Council conducts a political rally in the spring and elects ofhcers for the following year. 'llhrough the capable leadership of Mr. Eller, faculty adviser, the Student Council has had a very successful year in its varied activities. Pictured to the left are the officers: Joseph lVlurad, Vice-President, Bill Moss, Treasurerg Peggy Crow, Secretary, lVlalphus Bradbury, President. First row: B. Deans, P. Crow V. Dail, M. Vick, Y. Landen I. VVi1liams, R. Holmes, A Moore, M. Strickland, E. Iomp Second row: F. Horton, B hloss, B. Holdford, E. Barnes. Third row: B. Boone, Nlorris I. Murad, M. Bradbury, D Hathaway, B. Bradshaw, B Sharpe, B. Towe, B. Daniels Mr. Eller. Lmnn n n-nn.-- ..., ,Y - --L7---H -- - .L if .Je- THE RADIOGRAM Tins STAFF AT VVonK 'lvhe Rmliogmnz, school newspaper, is puhlishecl monthly hy the journalism class and gives the news of the school to the students and the community. It aids in the integration of school activities and is an agency of good will designed to hind the home, school, and community together in a bond of mutual helpfulness. Co-editors this year are Mary Olive Spivey and Bobby Bradshaw. The husiness manager is Betty Ruth lXlacNair, and the faculty adviser is Miss Elizaheth Harrell. The Rmiiogmuz is a mcmher of the Scholastic Press Association and the Columhia Press Association. W . if 3' .L a f . , Q , al- , 1. -if 1' f w 5 .. . ' . - ' 2:5 . f 4 :VH H W fx is : . p- 1- I . . i k ii , i' I'1rst row: L. Adkins, B. Brad- - shaw, BI. Edmundson, G. Ferrell, P. Cay, BI. Hadge. Mi' Second row: R. Holley, L. ., V- - Moore, B. RIacNair, KI. Raynor, 5 'i KZ . ' R. S. Roberts, I. Scare. . vw Ii i' 55 Iilzlrzl row: R. Smith, BI. - f '- V . I . if ':.i,--ss, ' Spivey, A. VVebb, B. XlVlllli'i0l'Ll, 2 f , , X -tw II. Lrakas, Miss Harrell. ' 3 N Page Seventy one , . '. . 1 t 1' 1 i 2 1 '7 ..L. 4-'-Ze. . -Qricwiixfw-' rffiki-ails.-.Refi -' H' an ? , 1 ,. test- V' Q . x 4 S . . 3 6 NN 39 Ji 1 1 , f' .I: jgP? jig:-fft.. gs 'ffm ,f --,V . t 5 9. Q 'X f -f Wi: . 'Z f.: , I up . Trip rnuf: L. Agnew. ll. Barnes, O. Barnhill, D. Benton, B. Bradshaw, D. Browning, ll. Dillard. Second mtv: Ci. lferrell, M. llatlge, J. Ilill, B. lloltlforcl, VV. llolland, F. Horton, N. Lazzo. Third TONY: B. lXIoss, j. Murad, J. Nassif, L. Poe, j. Privette, R. Shingleton, B. Towe. Bottom rout: C. VVebster, B. XVilliford, 'l. XVillifortl, ,l. XX'ooclunl, XY. XVootlard, ll. Yurbrollgli, Alf. Vllillartl, xhlviser. THE KEY CLUB lhe local chapter of Key Club lnternational received its charter in February, l9-l6, and since that time has become one of the outstanding clubs in the United States and Canada. OFFICERS .Ionrw .Xloone ........... ....., I ,resident llrxnm' Zimxfxs ..,. ...... l 'ice-President NlAI.PllUS lla.-xniztlm' . . . .Set-rettzry-Treasurer Page Seventy tum Sponsored by the VVilson Kiwanis Club, the Key Club is primarily and fundamentally a service organization-an organization of young people willing to give of their time and energv to help other individuals and groups within the school and community. It is patterned somewhat after the adult civic clubs and promotes scholar- ship, leadership, and character. Among other things this club won the at- tendance award at the district convention in Charleston, South Carolina, where john D. Moore was elected Lt. Covernor of the Caro- linas' Districtg it has helped organize several Key Clubs in eastern North Carolinag presented a trophy to the most valuable basketball player of our schoolg and at Christmas fed, clothed and gave gifts to a family of twelve. I. 1' Q n,..! Q A V T Qpgilgaai 5 a 2 gf - if d ' A M Q' '73 ' 1 , S . Q Q 4 N , V - Y x N V x x . . THE KEYETTE CLUB k x ES, x I N 99 mm..m-fi.-4...-:mum-.wf,,.. ., . '1 1 'Z '. F1 Qi E Q YR H'...,.. .--rm ' .ii ,. I .I First row: C. Kinney, Presidentg Y. VValston, Recording Seereturvg D. Smith, l7lL'L Pl'L'Sillt'IllQ ll. nlerecr, fl1ll'l'L'S,7!lIlllilIV11 S1.'el'vtr1rv: Skinner, lil'L'lINlH'l'l'. Second row: I-. PCHILIIII, V. Cudf dington, S. Etheridge, S. Horne, ll. Rullin, B. XVarren, E. Jones, R. Davis, I. Bissett, ll. Illzell, C. Franks. 'Hziril ruufz R. Cooper, R. Meeks, T. XValston. L. Doxvdv, C. Norris, P. Pcrrv, ll. Ballenger, R. Wlinslead, ll. XX'instead, D. Smith, Mrs. Bovkin fNot Pictured, A. Radfordl. WILDLIFE ln eacb of the VVildlife Clubs, activities bave been planned and are being carried out to arouse interest in the protection, restoration, proper use, and management of wildlife re- sources. Educational lilins prepared bv the North Carolina NVildlile Commission are available to the clubs and sub- scriptions to tbe magazine lfrlfilcilife in Nortlz Carolina are being received montlilv and studied bv the members during regular club meetings. Some Held trips bave been made, otbcrs are planned. lfirst row: Y. Rilev, Presiileulg R. llarris. l'iee-Presidentg B. Vllhitlev, Secreturvg R. Jones, Correspmiding Seereturvg R. VVilliams, Treasurer. Scemzil VOIP! Varnell, I. Stitb, J. Newton, .L Ilathawav, C. Keen. I. Bass. B. Ferrell, Godwin, B. Jackson, B. Bissette. 'l'lziril row: B. XVest, B. Brantlev. R. Wlalker, M. Askew, C. Pridgen. S. Childers, B. XVhitfield. ll. Adkins. D. Povtbress, VV. Nlurruv, Mr. XVoodnll. ......-- W .-..-. - - -.-A-.11 ..-nz-ri if1n'tL-- wlllFEIl'I if --U ........ lfirst row: C. Spanos, Prusitlvnfg B. Miller, Vice-Presirlunlg I. l7incli, llvcnrtliug Secretary: Cl. Plaxcr, Cor- respmnling Secretary, .L Spivey, l'rvusnrur. Second row: llenton, lloberf son, J. Lewis, C. lloylyin, S. jordan, CQ. llolloman, L. Lamin, Murray. G. Felton. Thiril row: Ulinstead, P. llud- son, Pappas, A. Barnes, D. Mc- Cullen, Mrs. Payne, VV. Ruflin, C. Davis, B. XVilliains, XV. NVilliford ll. Caron CNot pictured, I. XVil liamsl. CLUBS ln connection with wild fowl, some members of the clubs are going forward with plans for bird houses and ta-ding stations. Other members will use paints, crayons, and other media to portray various species of wildlife. 'lihe members of the clubs plan to study as extensively as possible, during the school year, forms of North Carolina VVildlil'e, both aquatic and terrestrial. 'lihe clubs are under the leadership of hlrs. Edna Boykin, Mrs. Lucy Payne, Mrs. Edith lalley. and hir. VVade VVoodall. First row: B. Butts, Presitlcutg 1- Ilerring, Vice-Presidentg E. VVood ard, Secretary, B. Umstead, Record ing Secretary, R. Taylor, Trensure1'. f Sucuml row: I. XVells, J. Button M. Braswell, D. Forbes, I. Felton ll. Sauls, C. King, K. Barnes. 'lilzinl YOIUI G. llarriss, D. Skinner j. VVQ-bb, E. Moore, L. Finch, N Moslyos, I. Joyner, S. Etheridge, ll Finch, K. Nichols, M. Speight, Mrs. Talley. hw' ' J' 2' li'-1-LK vii- -Tfv-rms-'vwznvfwflmffmf-w.vre f . P 15: fsvgfz -...A 66 . . . or my fo Jai r Inst rnu': Jones, P. flak. B. Miller. P. Nlitehell, Xl. Spivev, B. NlneNaii'. Seenmi V'lJlI'Z P. XVhitIield, I . . . , . iversrm, N. .xLllxIllS, NI. Raxnor, Nl. Davis, A. Morgan. lhirrl l'Ull'Z I.. Agnew, l'. .Xlaroon, Murarl, I lllen, Il. llollev. lillllflll mir: l.. VVillxins, P. Nosltos, Mr. Swink, Al. llrarlbury, l'. Labalvi. DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramaties Club has been verv aetive during the vear. The members have planned and given stunts. skits, and shows at intermission during the football games and they eo-operated with the ehoir in presenting a beautiful Christmas pageant. ilihe elub plans to give some long prociuetions in the spring. v PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB lhe tlarlaroom on the thircl floor has been a plaee ol' mueh interest anal aetivity as the Photography Club members have learned bv first hand experienee how to develop, enlarge, and print their own films. VV'ho knows? Une of the members of this group mav beeome a famous photographer! Stumling: F. Labalvi, M. XVartl, D. Mefliinsey, B. Lane, NV. Brilev, B. Deans, II. Cronin, Nadal, A. Blount, B. Brandon, I. Boyette. N. Gill. XV. Herring, S. Benton. Kneeling: B. XVilliford, President. 1 ' 'L nurlaode eww! fl.. wwf. . . Officers: lXIr. Collins, Azl1'iSer, B. Sharpe, Treasurer: L. Agnew. President: B. XVilliford, Public' Relations: C. Nlcliirn. Sucreturyg 1. Moore, l'YlCU'Pl'L'Silil'iI1. THE SCIENCE CLUB llie Seienee Club was organized by popular demand ol' the students. Seniors, juniors, and sophomores are eligible for membership. 'libe elub meets weekly For a program planned by a committee made up of two different members for eaeb meeting. The program usually consists of seientifie experiments presented for the enjoyment and enlightenment of the elub members. For alternating meetings tlie eommittee plans a social bout' with refreshments, entertaining games, and fun. Nr. Collins and Mr. lludson, seienee teaeliers, are tlie advisers of tliis elub. lfirst row: E. Nadal, M. Bridgers, A. VVebb, Brooks, M. Spivev, ll. .Xlston, j. Adkins, Nl. llavnor. C. MeKim, S. Hackney. Second l'U1l'S B. Boseman, R. Morgan, N. Herring, I. Ilieks, S. llentun, M. lidmund- son, K. Van Slyke, L. Pike, R. Summerfield, I. Jones, S. Donaldson. B. Sharpe. YV. XVoodard. Third row: B. Iloldford, D. Mcflimsey, II. Crooni, F. Labaki, J. Bloore, YV. Herring, ll. Daniels, I. Cainev, I. Nassill, B. XVilliford, A. C. Joyner. Fourth row: Mr. Collins, XV. Briley, I. Privette, ll. Yarbrough. ll. 0'Connell, B. Lyles, B. Moss, ll. Dixon, F. Maroon, Mr. Hudson, L. Agnew. ' Iln11IAL.4t.nZ.1lAlA.l4.' L. xiii!!! :: ..ff1 m'5:inA....ihS2-f'-'E3' 11. ie. rf-.,, , 4 fafpg' is SCHOOL STORE Ncccl il pcncil? Pzipcr? Any school supply at ull? Youll lincl just what you ncccl clown tit the school storc in Room 21 opcnitccl hy l'LlCLllU' aclviscr, Mr. XA!O0ClLll'Cl, :incl his two scnioi' hclpcrs, Ann llcumon iincl VVillic VVooclzn'cl. llxcri morning youll lintl Mr. Wlooclzircl wzillting wzirily clown thc hull clutching his inoncx' hox. Upon rcucliing thc storc hc is grcctccl happily hy his hclpcrs as thcx' oncc algiiin hcgin ti husy clay. BUS DRIVERS Clourtcsxg consiclcnition, ltinclncss, iincl caution :irc all rccognizccl attrihutcs ol' thc C'.l,.C.l l.S. hus Cll'lVCl'S. hlzinx' stuclcnts owc their szifc zirrivul to thc-sc worthy citivcns ol' the school. lull In right: lxcnnclh lhrncs, Ilolwhv Riclizmlson, Lvnwood Meeks, Randolph Barnes, Tominx Bunn ll Xl Hunts fullon Piliis Lxilltil' liirst ruiif: lf. Hughes, YI. jmner, ll. linrtlin, S. Overinzin, Xl. lluuse, J. liielzls. ll. '1'nx'lrn', D. .Xndersun N. Nlelsaiin, Nl. xxlkllhflll, ll. Xluriis. Seeniiil row: ll. llewellxn, Xl. liilxe. ,l. Xllen. l.. Tliuinzis, Barnes ll. llullaiml, ll. Iillis, N. Sum, CT. Illmtles, M. llrinltlev, J. Stith. No! pieliirvtlz P. liairnes, C. lhmilts, ll. lflhei' iclge, J. Rullin, S. Sluneil. Sponsors: Xlrs. Siirzih C. Crillin, Mrs. Lueile B. Pearce. JUFHOR HOMEMAKERS Vllhe -lunioi' lloineinaliers Cluh was orgzinizecl to eneourzige eufeurrieulzii' zietivities relzitecl to hoinemziking. The inemhers have the opportunity to take part in iietivities such us learning to knit zintl eroehet, and to entertain at meals :incl teas. JUNIOR CRAFTSMEN The -lunioi' Industrial Arts Club was organized to give hoys .in opportunitv to do erzilt work after school hours. Some ol' the meclizi in whieh they wcirlx are plzisties, soup, and woocl. Mr. Gilbert A. Rose is the sponsor. First row: D. Ilerring. C. Postman. I. Enlwzirtls, I. jurrnain, ll. Dunn, P. junes, D. litliericlge. Svunznl mimi: E. Nuttall. B. Page, C. Pnxtrm. II. Calc, E. Spivev, L. Faulkner, D. YVntkin-., I. li'lwzirds. 'flzinl row: Mr. Rose, D. Rose, XV. Clark, XX . Franklin. S. Pittman, B. Rand, N. Priclgen. 'K , fswwm-wr A' . 7, ,....s,....M,M...,.,,, W 5 I ,,,, ,.,,, , W5 2 E ,,...,-..,,,.f.-.H.-.- , , , , ww, 4 f ., M- mf ' ..L CT'.f , Itllllf- A--liitu - -5-1, -' ' -- ,, ' ' .::.Qfr+'-mmf vs-1---4.121.711 1- DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS is NRS N. S 1 f ,.,, , wg . .... ,V .,,b ,Q , , , 'ZQIP1 WW , ntl 'Ihp mir: N. Xclkins, ll. llailex, lf Denton, S. Downing, L, llclnarcls, l'. liverctte. Hirlrllu row: CT. liineh. K. Ilill, K. llowell, B. Jordan, A. CT. jovner, C. Lotta. Boiron: row: j. Meadows, .X. Aloore, R. Provo, D. Rountree, M. Taylor, 13. Taylor. Diversiliecl Uccupations is oflerecl to the stuf clcnts of Charles L. Coon lligh School to train those boys and girls who plan to enter the skilled occupations. Both stuclent ancl inclustrx' gain much from the program. The student has the advantage of learning under actual working contlitions, while the emploxer has assistance in choosing ancl training his future employees. For the past three years Mr. llohcrt NV. llycle has served as coeorclinator for this work in the high school. llis stuclents look to him as their aclviser ancl counselor, as wcll as their friencl. rlihe early part of the stuclent's clay is spent in classes gaining special instruction in suhjccts relatecl to the type of job he holcls. Leaving school after lunch, he continues his training in some local firm-the theater, the courthouse, garages, the airport, grocery stores, ancl in other areas of community life. HELEN LEw1s ll. XV. I x President CO'O1'Lli1ZC1fOl . vmmwmamm CHOIR illcmlfersz C. Ranks, M. llarnes, T Barnes, A. Bass, ll. Rovliin, llr., C Rradlcv. Creelimore. G. Cuddington E. Edwards, Etheridge, P. Everett Nl. Finch, hl. Garriss, N. Herring Il. V. High, N. llocutt, E. Holland E. Holleman, L. Keen, Lamm, I Lamm, Landen, Il. Lewis. M. Mat thews, K. hlattox, A. Moore, E. Morris J L. McGowan, D. Norris, L. loythress, R. Rice, Roberson, P. Roberson, S Rogers, D. Saulter, C. Smilev. N Smith, P. Sutton, V. Tavlor, R. Tedcler E. Tomlinson, R. Tomlinson, R. Tvson M. Wlard, R. VVeathersbv, V. VVeath ersbv, N. VVebh, V. VVestbrool4, L Vllhitlev, Vllillcerson, L. Vllilkins, N XK'illiams, B. VVright, E. Yionoulis. l'or all occasions during the vear the school choir graciously furnishes appropriate music. The choir itself has become a name for cvervhoclv in the town and communitv wants to hear lXlr. Ellers Choir. 4 1 ln the regular scheme of things, for group singing in assembly hour or lor teaching a new song, the choir mav be depended upon to lead the student bodv. Meeting one hour each clav gives the members a chance to add to their repertoire and perfect themselves for public performances and concerts. 'lihe lirst concert of the year was given at the October meeting ol' the Vlieachers 4Xssociation. In November, the choir presented a ilihanlvsgiving musical program for the entire student body, and in December, it furnished the background music lor the Dramatics Clubs Christmas pageant, presented several times at the meetings ol' various civic clubs. Ar ,Easter time. the choir furnished music for the Communitv Easter Sunrise Service on the lihrarv lawn. The choir always brings the school vear to a close with its Commencement music. hlinglecl with the joy and glaclness of graduation day for the seniors and farewell for some of the student boclv and faculty, come the memories of other graduation days-the strains of The Priests' lNlarch, the realization of jov in the abiding love of God and fellowman with the words of Love Divine, All Love Excellingf' the strange. nostalgic, haunting melodies ol' clavs gone bv- Moonlight and Roses? Pomp and Circumstancef' Commencemcnt over, the choir clisbancls for the vear. Page l'lQ,IlTUIll' -.ISL First row: Nl. Rriclgers, I.. Filxe, N. Rilev, nl. Roberson, ID. Lznnm, Lauo, M. Dawson, ll. Lamin. P. Cav. Ilzieknev, Il. Zralxas. Second role: E. Nadal, Roberts, C. Uncll, R. Ricliurclson. Second row, riglztz II. C. Fields, R. Farmer, D. Ratts, C. Noxvell. Tltirzl row, left: l.. leflicrson, Spanos, Nl. Herring, I. VVliitlev. Fourth row, left: R. Johnson, B. Tuvlor, R. Rountree, D. Browning. T. Eutmon, E. Carnpbell, R. Tuvlor, VV. Rrilev. N. VVilliains. R. Pittman, B. Murruv, F. Mason, C. Rice, C. Lee. D, Rovkin, VV. Ilowell, M. Laniin, Bl, Strielxlancl, Nassif, Moss, K. King, Batchelor, ll. Tavlor, H. Epps. Foztrtlz row, riglitz B, Camden, L. Poe, T. Pierce, C. Rowe. Stmzdizzlg, rear: R. Branch, B. Privette, B. Richardson, XV. Miller, R. Urziuglin. 'lt Deans, E. Bissette, D. Felton, C. Plaver, R. A. Ellcr, Directory M. llerring, Malpass, E. Stancil, R. lloldforcl. C. Banks, B, Lame, F. Horton, VVorrell. VARSITY BAND Music activities mulae il l'CLll contrilvution to tlie lite ol' tlie scliool. 'lllie Clizirles L. Coon lligli Scliool luis tliree luzincls. 'lilie Varsity Bzincl, tlic hlunioi' Rzincl, and tlie Reginneiis Band. Vliliese organizations encourage the stuclents to participate in inzinv activities and to appreciate tlie pei'fo1'mz1nce of otliers. One of tlie liigliliglits of tlie seliool veui' is tlic annual band concert given in tlie spring. l'tt,ge l'I.L:lll1'fN'U BEGINNERS' BAND First row: F. Barclin, C. Barclin, M. Parker, E. Herring, Y. Landen, E. Dew, C. Barlielcl B. Braswell, A. Barnes, S. Benton, D. Oalcev, Mr. Eller, Director. Second row: R. Matthews ll. VValler, E. Hill, Horton, L. Dennv, V. Howell, M. Moore, Lamm, C. Bass, L. L. Morris T, VVl1itlev, K. Barnes, V. Stott. Tlzircl row: P. Sutton, B. lXloore, D. Edwards, S. Fallin B. Dillon, E. Nichols, B. Farmer, S. Vaughn, F. Lamm. JUNIOR BAND illeuzlversz Flowers, B. Scott, B. Boone, D. Felton, C. Murphv, Batten, M. Barbour, B Joyner, B. Bice, N. VVebb, L. Bass, N. Ellen, D. Perrv, A. Pritchard, T. Batchelor, F. Varnell M. Driver, G. VValston, Williains, A. Poythress, E. Barnes, A. Pridgen, B. Privette, H. Pierce Hinnant, Hill, D. Hathawav, P. Gallowav, Smith, C. Lanclen, Cav, C. Batchelor M. Barnes, B. Bice, B. Morgan, VV. Iones, Matthews, Moore, C. Banks, H. V. High, VV Nliller, S. Bass, A. Nloore, Bl. Williaiiis, S. Thomas, C. Barnes, E. Stancil, C. Caton. 15, f s ,xl .1 fha: ,F I J 6 3 wi I 9 N I ffv 'Q Jw, M me M w4wm,2,J ,Q 5916. ,, .A ,yeawwf wig as 4 ways S' Wdgxgqf V' saaaQf Q ,gm A W' L . . ...Ae-L 4' ,-,,,..g-,r 'il VX: ,LLLLL 1 ,. ,L. .J JY. 1'! fu, I . 4, f 5 fu if H. L. AIADIJILN G. 11. 11oBEn'rs Director of flllzleiics flouclr VV. 1. lDICKENS H. P. BENTON 61011011 Conch COACHING STAFF Mit. H. L. AlADDliN, Director ol' Athletics, came to Vllilson from the Charlotte Technical High School in 19-15. amd since that time, with the help of his assistants, has developed outstanding Football and bas' lxetball teams. Nlanv observers in the Eastern Con- ference have credited him with being one ol' the statc's able.-st coaches. A hladden-coached football team won the state championship in 19-16, and in 19-19 another won the runnerfup spot in the East. His basketball teams alwavs have been a threat in conference plav and in the state tournaments. The 19-18 team, after taking the eastern championship, won the runner-up position for the state title. Q1OAC11 D1c:KENs, a VVake Forest product, has been a member of the start since 19-10, with the exception of the three vears spent in the 1.1. S. Armv. He has successfullv coached iunior teams in football and bas- lxetball, and has been a big factor in the varsitv basket- ball victories of the past two Vears. Corian ROBERTS began his college career at Missis- sippi Universitv in 19-11. He plaved football there for two vears, and after service with the Marine Corps, starred as a guard for the Universitv of North Carolina. He came to VVilson this vear, and as line coach, played a maior role in helping to build a successful 19-19 football team. COACH BENTON, a graduate of Charles L. Coon High School and the University of North Carolina, starred in all sports in high school, and plavecl both football and baseball at Carolina. He has assisted Coach Madden in football and basketball, and since 19-16 has served as head coach of baseball. His 19-16 and 19-18 teams were conference champions. COACHES IN ACTION One fOllCllLl0Il'l1 tzlzetzd. Now what is lie doing? Couch, l'1'e got an idea I L f 4 . f . mr' . ' - .0 - , 1 Nbfrf' My A.,-1, ,M - if , ,vw W3,? 'if:h:'tf2'wf. ' if ,W J ,,,.A, Y ., Q W,..M,,AM , ,.,A ,. i , ,. E, l fam -' TE: 'S:f..s. ' 0 - fax 3 X, . Ass - , 1 A A , 'vefifv-7'3 .-6,35 1 ? 'N First row: Mike Hzidge, lloruee Dixon, Bills' Drziuglm, Billv Tomlinson, Billv Gardner, Paul Davis, XVilliu Ilollzmd, Ilurry Yurbrouglh, Nnlphus Brndburv, Tim Iillen, Nielw Ltizzo, jimmv Guinev. Sucoml row: Bill Moss, Jimmy Privette, Robert Holley, XN'orth Millard, VVilborn llerring, james Etheridge, XVillie Xlvlkldiiltl, Paul Griffin, Teddy Barnes, Fred llorton, Gilbert lierrell, Billv Iloldford. Tliiril raw: Luther Nlelieel, llillx' Brunch, Douglas Moore, Sum .Xgiieug Bob Mumford, Billx' Lvles, Donald Browning, Bill Smith, john Moore. l larry Zrzileus. MONOGRAM CLUB hlembersbip in the hlouogrzim Club is re- stricted to those students who earn monograms for participation in uthleties. During the past years the group has sponsored the sale of Booster buttons and football programs, staged the zmnuzil banquet and dance, and advertised and promoted in Various ways till home btisltetbtill games. Numerous former members of this organization have become stars on uthletie teams of the North Carolina colleges. The elub adviser is hh. ll. L. hluclcleii, llirecs tor of Athletics. It looks like we won tlzis one. 'l.'1ll'Wi zl'lz4I'l'f -.'ll1l.1liV1 ' ' rl'l1.U f!!7 T, -afiamvzh'- ' JYKQYJ- Ao ivan '- l15Y.u' v ' Jr' 1- ' ' ' ' 'kv' ' 2' l ll' Wi- 1' b 'EEE' - A i-,.,ji.L,i!?U!.S.ll':' 1949 FOOTBALL SQUAD AIALPIIUS Bimoisum' First row: L. Agnew, Gainev, B. Tomlinson, VV. Holland, hl. Bradhurv, H. Yarbrough, ll. lloldford, N. Lauo, B. Lvles. Second row: B. Daniels, D. Browning, F. llorton, G. Ferrell, B. Moss, 'l'. Ellen, Privettc, lf Barnes, B. Branch, Shealv. Vlllzirzl rout: II. L. Madden, Cotzclzg ll. Draughn, L. MCKL-cl, VV. Millard, A. Hass, li. Mattox, Il. Etheridge, B. Gardner, P. Davis, XV. Vlloodard, P. Grilrhn, G. ll. Roberts, Couch. CO-CAPTAINS BILLY CEARDNER The co-captains of the successful 1949 football team, Malphus Bradbury and Billy Gardner, were outstanding in every game during the regular season, and in the Shrine Bowl game were standouts on ol- fense and defense. Gardner made the long- est touchdown gallop of the day-a run of 73 yards. Both players were selected on the All-Eastern team, and made strong bids for All-State honors. RESUME ln a way the Charles L, Coon Iligh School football team is like the month ol' March: it dances into the season like a lamb and roars out like Ll lion. Knowing that the Cyclones would have a good line, formed mostly by seniors, and a last backlield, local fans were almost certain they would be in the thick of the fight for eastern honors. After a hardffought encounter with highly rated Charlotte Central, everyone was well pleased with the Cyc's ability, even though they were on the short end of a l-V13 score. - The following' week a good crowd went out to Municipal Stadium to see the Cyclones defeat a strong team from Kinston High, but the Red Devils surprised everyone but the visiting fans by defeating VVilson 13-6. Kinston later won the state Class A title. The outlook darkened considerably when a dark horse squad from Coldsboro stopped the Cyclones again, 13-6, Then. however, came the game with Mt. Airy, which usually starts the team on the right path, the Cyclones played an excellent game and upended the visitors I9-15. The Cyclones then hir the roadug defeated Raleigh 7-6, lost a mud battle, 12-6, to Durham, who copped the state AA championship, and swallowed Fayette- ville, 6-O, on the way back home. 'lihe Vllildcats of VVilminvton at this uoint in the rv l season were strong contenders for the eastern title. but that meant nothing to the Cyclones, who played a magnificent game in sweeping past the contenders 7-6. Liizemen: Moss, Holland, Bradbury X iibiouvi Cilnu t tit itox Bucks: Mclieel i nnrs v t 1 irti tr L!.h3.1L.. ll. lr1.ZAll,l J ABL! enti- Y 11 ' 4 'O 4 R ws- Q 'N ' . ' 1 I 1 . J K v WA ., 'i 1 f Y M? Qsmaanwwm ff-A Q 19+ ,ff , c Yi W , f sn R wo ex V- 'M 'I C. 4 ,I ' nt , Q' C U - O u J ' Siva ,gil 0 , ,- .. ,jpeg . I X 1 ,A ,. it - -Agggggpn yy.: - '- - ' JH' 11' 1-nrn1u'nl!.lIi me 6yC!0l'l26 gain prief jde ifclcafa s' 3 qi During thc past Iivc yczirs tlic Cwloiics liuw upsct all piulictioiis by dcfcutiiig thc Ncw lltmovci' High W7ildcuts in all but mic g2lll'lC.il'lliSyCLlI'XYllSI10LlCX'iLl' tion from thc pzittcru, for tlic Wfilsmmii tczim pmtcctcd its rccorcl by tlcfcutiiig ll strong W'ilmi1igton tczim, 743. In two plays Clurclncr picked up 25 yards, and tlicn Lylcs wciit OH' tziclxlc and sciiinpcrvci 35 XLIVCIS for tlic Xfvilson score. H Pictured ahoyc are Coaches Madden and Adkins, friendly rival coaches, shaking hands on the eye of the important VVilson-Rocky Mount foothall contest. The VVilson-Rocky Mount game was, as usual, a very colorful affair as well as one of the most thrilling games of the season. The Cyclones scored two touchdowns in the first half on a 40-yard run hy Gardner and a beautiful pass play from Lyles to hlattox. Rocky hlount came hack strong in the second half to score on a run hy lXlczXdams, but the Wlilson defense fought oil a second threat and se! cured the yictory. The Shelton Looms 'liophy pictured at the right was retained hy Vvilson hy virtue ol' their win. The trophy, which was presented for the first time last year, is a symhol of the good sportsmanship, lair play and mutual regard of one team for the other. .S7Ae!f0l'l ooma roloky emaind n 'DMEM Wilson ..... 14 Rocky Mount . Page NiIlL'fj l,I1'L'L' i 'I V 5' g 1 - 1 . , . N 9 A Q V .f-, , 'Z gi. .. I I 4 A - ,K Ayr fix. if M , If . V- ,f i l ffl!! ,x ,g wx if I 1 - . ff - .. A n' ' 5,12 Q fm, Q ,R'V,g.. 'A ' x' X 137' v , ,-...W - , X , X, ,fd If . N' X AL 52 if Ng , A, A. Q ' A ' lg, . Y , ' ' 5, W 'Q ,, ' S, , n N n v J , i vi T L-Y A Q ' kg... fini Q' kf i 'W 'I JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM First row: F. Pridgen, 13. Skinner, J. Ilzzell, 13. Boone, P. Thompson, Il. Morris, I. Bovette, .X. VVilliams, T. Stancil. Second row: G. Raper, R. Stone, VV. Etheridge, C. Rice, D. Etheridge, R. Murray, I. NVil1iams, E. Dawson, R. McArthur, S. Fallin. Tliirtl row: Il. Pierce, Muziugcrg 11. Newcomb, 1. Davis, D. Hathaway. R. VVard, B. Johnson, II. Adkins, P. Gay, D. Johnson, N. XVillianis, R. Matthews, R. Dillon, Murmgur. RESUME The Charles L. Coon High School junior foot- ball team was much like the varsity. The juclones started the season dismally but ended with a strong squad. A fast, well-balanced backfield behind a heavy but slow line presented the prob- lems and Wilsoii lost the first two games to Goldsboro 19-O and Rocky Mount 13-2. With an improving line opening the holes for the backs, the Iuelones came back to conquer Goldsboro and Rocky Mount in return engage- ments, 20-12, 14-13 respectively. ln the hnal en- counter of the season the juclones roared to a decisive 19-O victory over a heavy Raleigh squad. 'HIFI F. 1 '-'ET IIFUITJ' 77? ll'7,X -ii 'fi-7'HD?ii4L? Wi fQ. ICA? . ' T' ' A large number of the varsitv squad will gradu- ate this year leaving several vacancies in the line- up for newcomers. Although moving up to the varsity is a big jump, several members of the junior team show promise of being good prospects to bolster the Cyclones next year. lklanv of the freshmen and sophomores who form the juclones are of the size and weight for varsity action but are lacking in experience. The junior team is formed essentially to teach bovs the fundamen- tals of football and to develop the qualities of good sportsmanship, the record reveals that the jucloncs have achieved this aim. Page Nirzctj'-fi1'C Vixtyfff 'gli K fl 019' f ', 'lf' ' Lf' TVN. -IM Kill . Y. ' ' 4iF5i'iX1.l 5-'. ' ' '1'f 'l'I 755351 - l ... A lxrzeuliug, lefl In right: Vliilll l.llcn, Yiclix l.llllU, Gilbert lierrell, Bilix' Ixles, Billx 'lHl11iil1NKll1, .Xlilxe lladgc, Paul K-ax. Nmmliug: llill Moss, liolxbx llrailshan, lxennetli Xlaltox, Paul Davis, lired Holton, Robert Holler. Paul lillllili, ll. I,. Xladilen. 1950 BASKETBALL Displaying just mediocre ability at the beginning ol the season against non conlierenee competition, our scrappy, senior-laden basketball squad opened the eonlierence schedule with a roar. 'lihe Cvclones were easily the shortest team in the liastern AA Conference: however, all of their opponents learned to respect their last, nexcr-gix'e-up brand ol' play. The Cycs entered the State AA Tournament at Durham in a tie for second place with a respectable record of eight wins and four losses. ln the tournament, the team met defeat in the hrst round of play at the hands ol' Burlington Iligh, a team that the Cycs had beaten twice during the regular season. fit fm. 411.2 6 K 'nl NBA, W K x A 'Lid' yi 1 f V, Jil'- A 1 fl JUNIOR BASKETBALL Playing against several ol' the hetter county high school teams ancl the junior squads ol' the larger schools, the 1949-50 .luclones postccl a recorcl ol' nineteen wins anal thirteen losses. This -luclone squacl was inacle up ol' eighteen freshmen and only two sophomores. and these hoys will he counted on heavily for next yeafs varsity. Although lack of experience may keep them from heing too successful next year, these boys have plenty ol' time to become more experienced and luring another winning team to Charles L. Coon High School. t n if innx ti ink l ' 'l.l1Ul11P50l1, Bolmbv Morris. joe Morris, David johnson. Fugene uson 1 inns ni 1 ox Shinqleton, 'l'ommv Kirbx. cnoml mn iniird lcrcc ircncc ltllfl, VVillian1 XVaddill, Ifreclclie llardin, XVill llriilgers, Knmlx i iins Ll XVoocIml Richud VX nal x Rand, L. L. Morris, Bill Dillon, ,lllll1lllVQL'I'. 'Lf , rl 'lhlurr 4 'avr' 'nl' -- ,.-fuwvwuw-f vvzwrv' 'n ,., If-rv' - '1sriI - zzvul' ,.,m..., ' WWE , X , A - l5irsl mug left lu right: Tim Iillen, Len Brooks, Bernice Tariner, Billy Tomlinson, Luther Mclieel, Bohhv Ilorne, Harry Zrakas. Tommy Kirby, Mzmuger. Sccnml mir: lfoy Shinglcton, Hiiuugerg Douglas Moore, Paul Dew, Clilhcrt Ferrell, Billy Lyles, Paul Griffin, Hubert Holley, Kenneth Matrox. farl Kirby., BASEBALL 1949 Although the 1949 hasehall team hegan the season with a numher ol' inexperienced young athletes and only two yeteran pitchers, they were ahle to win nine games while dropping three hx wk iv ' . 'fl' 2, L ' 7 ., fr- :ep 5' fi K f t ,f fi 1- . f . -I J: Y.. I Y 'A 'fl ,f'. 1 J ir ! f,,.f1 .eg 4 I a .Qtt ' if L. 4' W if i 'in.. C Romani' Ilo1.Lr5y narrow margins. The Cyclones displayed the same type of pitching form and hitting that have produced many conference championships and two state championships during the past decade. Capable Bobby Horne carried most of the pitching load with valuable assistance from Gil' hcrt Ferrell and Paul Crifhn, and the hitting of the entire team was strong throughout the season. As the close of the schedule approached, the Cyclones and the Wilmingtciii Wildczits were tied for hrst place in the Eastern Conference. ln the last game of the season, the Wildcaits defeated VVilson, 76, to clinch the title. The Cyclones' outlook for i950 appears to he hright and the team should he able to field a good pitching staff supported by powerful hitting. WCN 9 - LOST Wilsoii .... . . . Wilsoii Wilsoii Vvilson Wilsoii Wilsoii Wilson Wilsoii Wilson Wilsoii ..., . . . Wilscmii VVilson Raleigh .. Goldsboro ..... Rocky lXloun't' , Durham ..,.. Fayetieville .. Wilmingtciii . Raleigh .. Goldsboro .... Rocky lVlount . Durham .... Fayetteville .. VVilmington . Phchms:PAuL GRHWHN,Pl P.BENToN, v Q- F V4 ,, JJ , ,. - i W 3 f 'Q as Ywfi Nu ii BILLY FERHELL. ni li ' gg! il ll LYLus fi- 1.5. Cx. S I Coaches: Miss x7IRGINIA KNOWVLES, K. C. HUDSON 1950 TENNIS -B i , 1 W ....,,..- N. 1 . , GIRLS, kneeling: Micky Raynor, Ianet Young, Sally Hackney Sfnmliug: Louise Pike, Sandra Donaldson, Miss Knowles. BOYS, lzneelinlg: joseph Nassif, -lohn Moore, Mike Hadge, Oren Barnhill. Nicky Lano. Stiuuliizgz Donald McGimsev, VVilborn Herring, Donald Browning, Louis Agnew, Mr. Hudson. -l.....L I S . W 4 GIRLS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL First row: M. Lumm, Captain, A. Morgan, Lf. Jump, P. VViiitficlci. Second row: Young, Cfczpfain: R. SLllllHlCfiiL'iLi, Hicks, NV. Ylimcs, R. Nlurgan. 'Iiizinl row: ciI'L'L'iiIllUI'L', ffnpluinq nl. Hadgc, C. Bruclicv. V. Tuinlinsnn, E. Yionuulis, Ruttruv, Hawes, R. ilulincs, P. lhirgws, Cl IAMPIONS First row: P. Cminur, Captain, Inaiuo, Adkins. Second row: L. Pike, U. Buvkin, T. Nabil, P, Morris. Firbt row: Alumni, Captain: I.. Bissctt, Deans, A. Anderson, U. Sharps. Second rmv: P. YVinstcad, Cfzptiziizg I. Davis, M. Braswcli, R. Tvwn, ll. Rico, N. VVcbb. Third row: juiics, Captain: Nl. Ecimundsun, A. Rnbcrsrm, M. Bridgcrs, K. Van Slvkc, L. Adkins, Brnnks. S. Hzicimcv, Nl. Pxuvnor. Page One Hzamireil Ona' iii lW'f, 'VH-513131 'i VTV 47- ' .44'TwYf? '44l'iZT f .UVM iifviiihw- M- 'F 'I-E ' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Stamiizzg: Mike Hadge, john Moore, Head Clzeerlemier. Middle row: Lynda Adkins, Ann Grady, Jane Adkins. Bottom rouf: Dun Pcrrv, Sue Brooks, Peggy Connor i Q Sltlllllilllgfi .luck Pzittcwn, Par Ruliinga, -In-an Murad, -Iimmv iiuwzirci, Ann Scutt fX1iclur'mi1, Aniciinv: Blount, Nuulni Eiicn. KlIL'f'Iill.QI Tummy Kirby, H0041 Clzevrlvmier. Page One Humireci Two JUNICR CHEERLEADERS E L -i.9.- FD- 51 ,f.b-ww '..i A -nS1l'- -u-aff'-:lar ,..nur-m- v Nix 4. Q an I EX I . ' r 'Cr 3 '- X W 1 fu - ,, . 4 1 , ,, 1 1 . Ji if r.. ..4. 1 fax -. ' 1 VRE'i,m X1 , - ' I' 'Y' ,1 f f'ff' 2 '1 ': 'fr '.' 'Nr W' . 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'gh' Tu 1.2 5 1- J, , ,v,,,,,EgI W A ' V T ,V .4v vf' 'A 5 Q .Y 3, 14 V A 14 lv N 4 ...ww .AVL --, A Xb ,H .iff 'f'5'Q' ' f ...M- eisgx HHIUES 84 COX OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS '50 COCOON s e OHddS HAI BU HESTAUHA T H0 S. Goldsboro St. Wilson, C. E!! v,-' in-ul ' inbo lf!! U R A N T EASTERN CAROLI NA'S FINEST Use our newly appointed Rainbovy Room for your parties and banquets Phone 3240 Page One Hundred S , A -' -- 1' 5 . F' 'QW4?hg. .': ..-1' ' QM! if JVM M Q X 5 ivqgffw WMM 6' MW? W NL W Wim? 7565 j Q . , F57 ' Ji QLwfifV'f4'!'f6fZW7 'b va ull!-4 if on GOODNES Page One Hundred Eight CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! From Your Town of Wilson Congratulations SENIORS OF 1950 The Wilson Petroleum Co. J. L. Barnes, President Pgond A- - . 1 1. -' v imma-nba-:sf-H-1--calf wwwv-me-we-WH'- vvv'hv t .GM -- - .x..e..vLL,-..,.. .,......4e,- --o,,go..e.......Q,k Congratulations, Seniors! Gartlnerk Dairy Products VELVET ICE CREAM Grade A Homogenized Milk I RETAIL AND WHOLESALE Highway 301 Phone 3056 Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1950! Matthew I. f Big THQ Boykin, Jr. General Contractor N. C. LICENSE 2054 Phone 4935 or 5930 I ,Q One Hundred Ten The freedom, opportunities and rewards for achievement in our country have directly enabled the whole American people to live on a scale undreamed of in any other country in the world. p.WZ2.WMm SIIINII IIIIINIINIHIII N IZII., INII. Established 1854 WILSON DIVISION Wilson, N. C. SEEKING NEW BUSINESS ON RECORD OF SERVICE WE RENDER BNIINEH BANKING Il TRUST IIUMPIINY The Safe E.1'ee11t0r Total Resources Over 390,000,000.00 DEPARTMENTS: Commercial - Insurance - Investments - Savings Mortgage Loan - Bonds -- Safe Deposit Boxes Convenient Offices and Branches Operated in the following North Carolina Towns: Elm City Wilson Wallace Goldsboro Faison Fremont Kinston Selma New Bern Fayetteville Trenton Warsaw Plymouth Williamston --- Pikeville I-I. D. BATEMAN, Pros. S. S. LAWRENCE, V.I'. SL Comptmllm- J. E. PASCHALL, Vice-Pres. Sz Cashier E. B. CROW, JR., Vice-Pres. Cel Trust Officer ASK US ABOUT THE BOND-A-MONTH PLAN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Page One Hundred Eleven . . .,' - -4 . A 4- V- ' - ,- . f I I ' ii-.nllM.- , :il za, . ,, . J Q ' Y 1 ,ctgiaulltlcg , J.ff'llV.4-'S UAlQ'Ul II'IfWIIPK1!f'!K1Dl'N?'llKI!'1 '144f51Wll-' IlI1 A A - ' ' 1. fp-.. M- ...g.......g4..- - gp.,-.,s- -..- -..muL...... .,.s,-,a'. ,A-. . .-.gs..-..s... . if CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! WHITEHEAD AND ANDERSON INCORPORATED WILSON, N. C. CBS CBS USE THE LARGE ECONOMY SIZE UJGTHW 5000 Watts at 590 On Your Radio Dial WC-TM Advertising Doesn't Cost! IT PAYS!! CBS CBS I Q One Hurd if I i -.-'Emilia Iigflufzij i I mm ' m . ir 'Q TWO STORES IN WILSON ir CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSI HUR CJQQLUELL' JEWELERS Serving Wilson For Half A Century Vulgv Um' Il 1 I Il ICC 'W 'W i 'z 'I -5 1- 1- x. .- ,, ,,, .,. LU. ,, - - , , ,N ,LA ,-, , ' f Congratulations, Seniorsf THE IMPERIAL TUBACCU COMPANY fof Great Britain Sz Ireland, Limitedj WILSCJN, N. C. MEET YOU AT THE WILSCN-CAROLINA THEATERS Stua'ents' Friend Congratulations, Seniors! HUNT'S 3148-Ambulance Service-3149 FUNERAL DIRECTORS .SQ a ft Q A f ICE CREAM AND MILK Southern Da iries Phone 2134 or 2135 1gO Hdlft READ . . . THE WILSCN DAILY TIMES Your Ufilson ,County Newspaper EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS HFITIDITHL BHIWI4 01111115011 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LONGRATUI AFIONS, SI NIORb! U E T TI G E H' S The Dependable Store MORRISON'S DRUG STCRE Complete Drug Servieen BRIGGS HOTEL 111,116 WILSON, N. C. 1 ca II 11111 ILP? I-Nfl qw 'Qlfl11'!ll1!Q rr mmm-va, ur I Yhfvlliik Q ' . I Z , : ',.,: A .1 Z,, I Mn I We wish to say we have enjoyed you for customers throughout your high school days, and we sincerely hope for your cont'nu2d patronage throughout the coming years. y 203 Nash St. Wilson, N. 1 ' f7 'P fH f EAT AT WILSON VETERINARY AMERSONS I frl' Sandwiches and KENNELS Quick Plate Lunches Il. E. Wheeler's ESSU Station Nash Sz Pender Sts. WILSON, N. C. Phone 4115 Congratulations Happy Motoring Staris Al Our ESSO Sign WILSON, N. C. SMITH WAREHOUSE A B C WILSON, N. o. Page KJHC Ilmzdrcal Sixteen fe3iL..Jf-fungi?-':i7M5. ,. y ii6L,n,.gggi.T,.i3Ta:ii 'll'fW 'laiil 5i1'n7?i ivI?i'ASI 'ff ' , . A-7.3.-,wr 'M : . III. RIIGHIS 81 Gill's Radio Service 207 East Green Street Radio-Television-Sound Service for Your Pleasure For SNOW VVHITE LAUNDRY And Superior ZORIC CLEANING M Hackney W agon Jlmmle Dempsey Company I n c. El ' . H 'l W h .' For Insurance ggtystgggiglllwslts ex Call B A L L A R D 81 S O N B K Wilson's Fine Jewelers I I Agents 117 W. Barnes St. Rosenthal China - . P'f dF'O'AC 'B D131 4493 AIY1gliCcZ11ySeM0Sci,l Di1it11g'uishee:t:u2'ya111iifies Congratulations, Seniors! Agnew-Barnes Tin Shop 225 S. Goldsboro St. Page One Hundred Seventeez rf,,1fgA:,,wgm,'gfxgq.mmqnudmuu-wmmmmmmmzdu 4 , ,M -I-. ,H v -, W V. , i V .4.. ' ':-. 5 .' ! 'f 'I1. ', 'P' 4.44.6 WA. , , 4-, , ,- , za,-z-1 111.-L,-' :cz --1' Q THE MEN'S SHOP Arrmv Shirts Knox Hat For Clean Recreation Visit . Q I ll VV 'NX P Y ' Q O 'A' WILSON, N. C'. Latest Sports Returns Bostonian Shoes C'lothC1'aft Clothe Southern Healty St Insurance Company, Inc. H OMES ON EASY CIIHBHT MIIHIR CUMPA Y TERMS 202 E. Green St. Q WILSON, N. C. Phone 2950 217 East Barnes St SaleSiBUICIx1SerVlce 1g,UHt1Pgl HIGH'S, INC 'k DRINK PLUMBING, HEATING ' AND INSULATION I m In Bottles . Barnes-Harrell Co. 311-315 H ' g A G Phone 2026 WILSON N C t MAY THE BEST BE MURPI-lY'S BIG STIIH All Sf uden ts Welwmed Under New Manugermer f S. H. Gardner Floyd Gardner Bruce Morgan PgO HddN uw1lirnuvuruzuuus:vuunugpu-:-g.a -.wnauw--n1uquuv'zinu uf-f aarwrsffv lg ' 14.1 ' 7 W-'vml' , if .1371 '1 v f 'Eks!ll!1x.1:7L'Y?3-E! l! !?!'11fY l '? 'B.!'1l CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORSI From BELK-TYLER'S M E R C ER I S ES S 0 Congratulations, Seniors! S ER V IC E Henan Sz Bynum Streets H. H. Illalston 84 Sons Meet Me Al .loe's FIM,-p,',g ffm' All Of-f-,,5j,,,,S Cougraz'ulafmlzs, Svizmrsf STARR THE FLQRIST Vam1's Electrical Appliances 508 Maplewood Avo, 115 W' Nach St' Dial 2108-2108 G. E. Appliances and Radios Congratulations, Class of Sli CENTRE BRICK Uj HREHOUSE I 0011 lelf ti Ze Qorgian oom THE GOLD BUILDING WILSON, N. C. ANDERSON, DEANS Lovelace Motor C 85 115 S. Lodge St. Incorporated WILSON, N. C. GENERAL INSURANCE HUDSON DEALER FURNISIYSIITISCEIITL., INC. D E N N Y S Furniture-Hardware J- E W E L E R S 106-108 W. B arne s St. The H ouse of Nationally Phone 4436 Advertised Merchandise Congratulations F rom E and B EUFFEE SHUP POI1Z1T3 . pw-soma-:mv ff .:alr.p1-Q Congratulations, Seniors! CAROLINA LAUNDRY 81 CLEANERS WILSON, N. C. RFILEIGH ROHD GROCERY 407 Raleigh High Phone 6119 way Congratulations, Seniors! J. C. Penney Company, Inc. PAT'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION L. P. Fleming' and Lucian Stark, Mgrs. 66 Washing-Greasing BARRETT'S PRINTING HOUSE Home of Good Printing Steam Cleaning and Simonizing Established 1896 310 E. Nash St. Phone 3220 WILSON, N. C, PgO H zt1T y The Future of Our Country Depends on You, So Good Luck to You-Class of '50! HIUEHICHH LEGIGIW BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 R I C K S U LF THE AVEIliIiES?AHUENS S E I C E 202 Park Ave. Dial 2251 WILSON, N. C. E' Nash Street FI isis Telegraph Delivery Se: PgO HddT ,1 Q. 1 ,numvur:uw.,, f-eq-...hw 1 Y 4- pn. .. 1: :-n,,.,.J-+,.- .,-... M12 . .- .. . ,...p.. The Friendliest Recreation Center In Wilson Meet Your Friends At 519 ik if Farmers Warehouse S. Grady Deans, Proprietor For The Sale of Leaf Tobacco WILSON, N. C. Co11gratuIrzfio1z.s, Serzfiofrsf SUNSET STHTIOII Now open at night Good Eats Good Gulf Raleigh Road EIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIS SUPPII IIIIIIIPIIIII BUILDING MATERIALS LUMBER AND COAL CONGRATULATIONS Lewis Brothers Tire Company R. F. BELAND Plumbing and Heating Contractor Phones Office 3927 Residence 3558 220 E. Barnes Street WILSON, N. C. A' C' Joyner Telephone 3807-8 CCIIQTKZILZIIIIf7l0'llf8, Seniorrs.' JOYNER'S MEMORIAL COMPANY 9 Cemetery Memorials 301 Highway South of Wilson WILSON, N. C, O I DRESS! fltse S HOLES 210 East Nash Street Page One Ilmzdred Twenty-four STE PH ENSON MILLWORK CO. lVlanuI'aclurers ol' Quality lVlillwork WILSON, N. C. Ilavc your suit tailor-maflv from the exact material you like in the style that harmonizes with your performance CLYDE BATT S WILSON, N. cz. HILLSIDE FLORIST Flowers For Your Occasion Phone 4337 WILSON, N. C. West End Grocery Fancy Groceries-Fresh Meats Vegetables-Fruits-Produce Dial 3151 Free Delivery WILSON, N. C. Host of Luck To Tlzf' Floss of '50 Farris Illotor Co. Your KAISER-FRAZER Dealer WILSON, N. C. JIIIIIIIIS Illllllllll HIIIIII Telephone 31311 A mbulance Service 107 N. Pine Street WILSON, N. C. Congrczfulrzfions, S6'H'l-UFS., DR. PEPPER BOTTLINC Co. WILSON, N. C. Congratulations, Seniors! BLUE CABLES SERVICE STATION Page One Ilzmclrml Twenty-five ,,, - . ,ltrn , .51 ...:-egg.-111i :nn-uc M. D. ETHERIDGE Plumbing-Heating Appliances-Model Kitchens 119 W. Barnes St. WILSON, N. C. SUPER WASH If you want it quick call Click DICK'S ELECTRICAL CO. STATE CONTRACTORS Home and Commercial Appliances IVR Repair Anytlzing BOYETTE BROTHERS COMPLETE FARM SUPPLIES South Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. PARKER'S BAR-B-O Fried Chicken. Steaks Oysters-Any Style Highway 301-South WILSON, N. C. EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Cm'rcfct lll6'I'C'hlll1dfHl' af Lon' Prz'c1's WILSON, N. C. TOBACCO CITY Congratulations! MUTURS HERRING'S DRUG Your FORD Dealer STORE Page One Hmwlrecl Twentyesix For Better Furniture See Thomas-Yelverton Company 3.4-Hour Ambulance S6'I'l'l'C'!' . Dia! 3121 TWEETIE'S SNACK SHOP 701 W. Lee SI. Ac'rox.w l'Il'0IH A. Cf. Ci'oIl1'f11 ' Soclas-Groceries Congrafulufimzx, Sw1riors.' NOE'S SERVICE ELLEN'S, INC. STATION Ladies, Ready-to-W'ear W. Nash St. Wilson, N. C. WALTER S. HINES BARBER SHOP We Appreciate Your Patronage COllI'f6S.!j Om' Hobby Congratulations! f CAROLINA OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Congratulations! ! B. A. BARNES CCHffVflf2lIllIIIOHN, SPlI'l'UI'9.f DANIEL ROOFING SUPPLIES INCORPORATED Cotton and Fe-rtil'ze I F 121 S, Douglas St. Wilson, N. C. C0mPanY Dial 2346 Page One Hundred Tweniy se en , . vfnq- . -fpupy. , -TN-E1 4. ,-,- , --.F ,, 11, L W .nw .W .-1 4.-J Y Tu--.w-.-'g1m-.gz7r...zr Congrafulnfions, Sf'niors.' i5aAefA ,fi 126 S. Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. A. A. RUFFIN Says BUY GOOD GULF PRODUCTS' Valley and Ellis Sodas, Sundries 8z Drugs Delicious Toasted Sandwiches Near Post Office C0'Hg'1'flfllIll2ii0'IIS, Seniors! THE HUB DEPT. STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE 119 S. Tarboro St. WILSON, N. C. CC'Ilgl'ClfIlIflf1.011-9, Senio rs f JEFFERSON BOTTLED CAS COMPANY Barnes Street WILSON, N. C. Congratulations, Seniors I OASIS AND DRAKE THEATERS CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! THE DIXIE INN HlVllI'l'e I'iI'l-PNCIS M001 and Eur Luck Always, Seniors! INDEPENDENT ICE AN D COAL COMPANY Page One Humireai Twenty-eigizt C. WOODARD CO. Office and Reception Room Furniture Safes, Desks, Showcases Store Equipment 105 North Douglas St. WILSON, N. C. Congrafuflutions, SvI1'17o1's.' Dick's Hot Dog Stand Meet the Professor of Sandwichology Cofngratulntiows, Seniors! BIG DIXIE WAREHOUSE Best In Sale And Service Best of Luck, Seniors! IIIIVS IIIIIIIIIII SIIIII' Luck To Seniors ualit Baker it Congratulations. Seniors! Eastern Auto Supply Co. Automobiles 8: Bicycle Supplies Cofngratulntions, Sm1io1'.s' marcus p WILSON, N. C, Congratulations, Seniors! MONTICELLO CAFE Air Conditioned Page One IIIHILIVCII I wenly e ' -A ---fwpwp-um-up-.....4p-aqn..f -Y ,,,--5-F-, -npunonmrtv 454.rwuu.....Jw.r1'g!r:,.a:..7-4-U' 3 3 ,141-v Y- --it Y-1 - ? ?- - Congratulations, Seniofxsf BANNER WAREHOUSE BHRISIIFS IIIPHRIIIIIIII SHIRE Hllll BHRGHIII BIISIIIIHII SEl.I,S RES'I'-EOR LESS P0109 S Lfolrlsbolo VVIIUII N Q BLAIR'S IViIson's I1'.rcIus1'1'o Mmfs and Boys' Shoe Store SHOES FOR MEN sliors IoR MFN AND Hove, 127 S Feuboro St. CONGRATULATIONS! CAROLINA NEON TUBE CO. WILSON HARDWARE COMPANY fomilzorlv .Il I lon! of Us TERMINAL DRUG STORE Upon f'l'l'7'lf Nilllfffllj W. ll HEIIJ 81 CUMPANY II'z'Ison'.w M11.s1'c' C1'nf1'r 115 S. Goldsboro St WILSON, N. C, Pa e One 111111 Incl Ilnly IHI CRI IIIIIIY Onward Wilson' High BF RSE-If Y'S CONGRATULATIONS WILSON FURNITURE CO. WILSON, N. C, Cmzgrafzzlrzfzmzs, S0m'ors.' WM. HINES BOAZ BEAUTY SHOP BARBER SHUP National Hank Building 1230 S. Goldsboro St. Phone 4020 WILSON, N. C. C071Q'7'l1flllflI'i0HS, ScHim'S.' STUDEBAKER Sales-Scf1'1'z'1-1' lllllSlIlI IIIIIIISIIIIIII BHIIII HACKNEY-WIGGINS Your Frzkwlly Hmlff' Member F. D. I. C. MOTOR CO., INC. Herring Avenue D I Printaml--Brmvul O ' P II Page One Hmzclrezl Thirty-one JK - A xgnzvgfzssa.-,1.p1.r'.s2.qv ff rr-1-1--W --I .- - -drew . x F 'f'Y f in ,, + 'N 33 af :Q ! s I s W 3' wp 1 J, , ,C Qlq V nv '1 I - 1. ,.., 1 v L, ',l.' 'A 4 H , ,al , I I, 1 1.'u VN. , f ,H -. YA' n X, ? i -v.w-ww, -r..,,..,. V in-W-llW? '! E 4 2 ! V v O X gg, . Q. 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