Coon High School - Cocoon Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1952 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this room ,0.C001'L 7fZ.llI'!I'l'Il Hrrfzfffwff nykff-llffw CHARLES L. COON HIGH SCHOOL WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA ' VW' 4. fa, :W-,,z,, 5 Tv in rf, A ff 'X in -5-di ,MZ QQ ' , .- ,., , , ,N . A, . ,f ,-Q, ' ff 4,- fi: C53 ' liffz g : ig ' !1ff I3 ', R 2 y ,gf cg, My gf A j,f,,i-Levy ,Zz 'Z 'ii ' 4 A f ,. - , Q A f .. , A . ' ' f ' 2f2r4:lff::A:'.kQZW . ' ' ' 1 yiifwev , ,f f' ' !?f5'i ' VH ' A 'wma '.A7' f' - f A4-' 3 SK ,. Y CTLEO XVORLEY Business lwnizczger IVIARY PIADCE Editor ADVISERS lXqRS. IVIARY L. CTORRINGTON IX1ISS FRANCES THACICSTCJN MISS LELA AYCOCK 1 Ln.l..4. .4-...1 ,.-.-L u , 'N tvs: .urn-Abd nfffvk :Am eqssdwa-,f:p..ms,A -A 7-f'G7 nw THE 00GO0N pfgiflfllflfll THE SENIUR GLASS . 0. . Mfleteell AllI'lJl'26JAhg'fU!0 N-S Classes, organizatiuiis, atlileties aml just fun are vital to that intangilule quality of selicml spirit wliieli we seek to portray in tliese pages as tlie iimtivatiiig liuree in all tliat we are cloing to lnuilcl a stronger seliool toclay aml a lnetter wcnltl toiiior1'ow. liiriii in our luelief tliat wliere tliere is no luuilcliiw, staonation ancl D D cleeay must reign, we tliaiiltlully reeoguize tliat we are lvuilclers . aneliorecl to tlie Past, nurturecl in tlie present, geared to tlie future. FJ. ,ff R E X if ei' fir ' t N., L ' Mus. E'i'11i:L V. Cfimwiaiiy, whose inspiring personality and warm frientisiiip have so enrieiiecl our iives, the Senior fiass afieeticmateiy tietiieates to her the 1952 COCOON. Because siie is a wise areiiiteet ami a true ivuiicier with a zest for life anci faith in us, we gratefully aeimowietige iier iniiuenee. Her ever-reaciy smiie, uufaiiing sym- pathy, ami wise eounsei have encieareci iier to us as a teacher and a friend. ,f THE FUTURE IS THE REFLECT I I I I iff' f , ! I . 4 fl .f Ri C O XA J I I I , X7 4 I NA x 35:4 I Alf xx. , . . . 'HE ' -, ,f X DlVlSl,f,-X gf!-'fi ' , f Page 7 '- - ro E lon ,--3-3 9 ...... I- J6 X f ff ' ,Xb X T The e , 915:l3,1g55g jE'. - I7 32 , . K--wil l 2 ' FTC I lSfl'a Q' lLiiJ5'Q?fQ-gQff1745J+f I ', ,ft .' u , ' ',.':f-I -bn.. -- .- V 7 -. lf'-z-fl:-111' :ff-'fr .1 if X X i. - -gl 'i -- ' n PF .u'i:-.Q,' 'yy 'P'-, -f , 2 e u dersx -- 33 76 If - Lk 717' 'lT.lJL.T'.','.Q7J'?, f f - Se lor - i ,,Q.hg,NgfggfjgTg4i'., L 7- 14- 34 60 . CTE' -f JW! 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The old building, pictured above at the right, would speak with pride of the hundreds of Wilscin young people who have trod its halls since the big front doors swung open in January, 1923, to admit thc nearly three hundred students who were to attend Wilson liigh School. It would recall the splendid records achieved by that first group and emulated by succeeding groups of students. its tale would bring to mind Mr. Charles L. Coon, pioneer educator, who was its first superintendent, and Mr. Shephard Bryan, its hrst principal. A highlight in the story would be the completion of the audi- torium wing, pictured at the right, where twenty-one graduates of the class of 1923 held their commencement exercises. UIIR SGHUUL REFLEGTS US , .- . ' K . ,p-ff' . .1f,:,,,,5,.W Q , w 4 Q .ff . - - .-.::.:: ,N .. My V , 1-, '- .4 'N .W ms. . . 2 .v ..,-.sf--wf........,,. E.. -tr ., -7-vvmwr ..,, - ..,. , ... ,. ,, ..., ,. . ,. M Mm U M- dl ', lXlClHOl'ill3lC events of the second year would include acquisition of the gymnasium wing, shown at the left, and of the present athletic field, which was cleared of its final cotton crop in time for fall football practice. Further reminiscing would bring to mind that solemn occasion, shortly after Mr. Coons death in 1927, when the school was renamed The Charles L. Coon lligh School. The story would mention no further details of signihcant structural additions until 1951. when the new building, pictured above at the left, became available. A credit to school administrators and to the people of VVilson, it marked an important step in a building campaign designed to care for increasing en- rollment and an expanding educational pro- gram. AS WE BUILD TOGETHER fx. . I 1 t ,1 ,K , mf, , 2 f 1 1 1 ,4 V f ff , Ufill we ever get tlze R,xD1oc:1m1x1 to press? eruing 676464 Ofker . . . Plumzilz 1 neu' cxlzibits kee 75 ererwlze Zum: fJ11fP.fx.I7lII'iSl.'S 115 HIVIICII and ll'llEZVC.H Q I , Bozzglzt fl ticket to the Fayetteville gauze! Alfllvillg hooks is U spring and full routilze. 1.5! ' 'X' i - V ' 11c4 AkwW41s ,,wf1'W T2'X, wt-J lmzl... sJ 4A 4-fl --44....... Pl-1l1lIIlllSAQf1'f1ZxLf clzccr from Keys 111111 Kuycttcs. Szlllczmrizfzll paiiwzts enjoy our llItllQtI.IillL'S Baud L'1lfCl'fl1ilIS wlzczz SI. Nick cmucs In trmvz. Senior girls lzvar XVACY 7'L'CV1lifilIkQ mldrvss IN nun commuunv . . . C',,,,f,.iL,,ff,,,9 A Suzitlzficlfl trip for Drzmz and Bugle Corps. . - I z , V 4: x' . 4 X' , xv .Q - -- Vw- 41:-2-wzfMWu.,,.e::,.m:. ,.....,.-....,,'..5 U f , , .hV1,,, ,, ., f, .. ..'. ,-, ,. ,A . ,MN , ,, g h my 'f Y-wjggggg I, y 3 Aggfi- , , ,K V l H 0 , V . .... i. , f ,f V f f ...K It , f Ai 24 W Q S.. 35. W? rg. 5 MJ Q frengfA H Q fb .... A , A af X 12 5 , A 3 Ai' 7 g I I v is 3 .. 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Mr. Uvcrtorz, regional director, visits local Cflil' ,a - l 1? fllll' 11'1111l110sA sy11111111s of l?1'U4Ql'L'SS. FUR THE FUTURE WILL REFLECT 0UR PRESENT CUNSTRUGTIUNS 1110111 11111111l111's 11101111 17111111 1'0s111111s11111it11. SL'l11Ul'S 1L'lIVlI 111111111 1110111 stock L'XC1lf'l1ZkQ,C. C 1111111 100 0111111'11111t0 111 Cf of Cf. toy 111100. ,I1hUl11U1- 111111101 is 17l'L'I7l1TCL1 for 1111111111 f8Sf1I'H1 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY .... whose faith in building and builders makes them worthy planners OUR BOARD CDF TRUSTEES Mu. .loiw L. lixmien Nu. JACK l:onBEs NR. E. B. Cuow, Jn. Un. RALPH PIKE Cflzuiriimiz Vice-Cflmirumiz Trustee Trustee Mus. A. XV. I71.EmiNc: DR. VV. C. HUNTER iXil'4S. C. A. KING NP.. S. C. CTHAPPELL Trustee Trustee Trustee Secretziry Sziperintemieiit Page Eighteen Architects in their function, our trustees and superin- tendent make IHLIIIB' Policies and iI1l1OVLlIiOllS vital to our welfare. Confident that puhlic schools can free this tuition from the homis of ignorance, they have devoted much time and effort to public school education. That which we are is ll trihute to their lihiiiningg that which we he- come is the result of their foresight. City Schools OUR PRINCIPAL MR. G. S. WILLARIJ, ja. With sympathy, patience and understanding, lXlr. Willa1'd has fostered a spirit which is a motivating force in us and our school. Alert to our potentialities and to the possibilities for continued progress, he ever encourages us to strive toward the realization of all that is best within us. Occupied bv a multitude of administrative duties, he vet is never too busy to talk with the most bewildered freshman or the most conhdent seniorg from his personal counsel each has benefited. Page Nineteen FACULTY Miss LELA AYCOCK W.C.U.N.C.g AB. Englislz MRS. CORAL BLACKBLIRN Missouri State FIBCLICIIGTSQ BA. Social Studies MISS CUBA BOND E.C.C.g AB. Business Ealzfcation MRS. EDNA BOYKIN A.C.C.g AB. Seventlz Craale MRS. NELL BRAXTON EIOIIQ A.B. Sevezztlz Crarlu MISS lMIARY BIITII BROWN E.C.C.: 1X.B. Business Ellucatimz MISS ELIZABETH CIIANDLER MRS. ETHEL V. CRAWIEX U.N.C.: BS. E.C.C.: AB. Severztlz Grazle English MRS. MARY L. CRJRRINCTON M. G. DELBRIDLZE fX.C.C.g A.B. Wzlke Forest: BS English Cl161lllSlYy -..,W,,,.. Page Twenty ROBERT W. HYDE Mus. JEAN JONES Wake Forestg MA. Mcrcdithg AB. Diversified Occupations Home Economics WILLIABI R. JOHNSTON MRS. CHRISTINE JOYNER U.N.C.g AB. E.C.C.g AB. Matizeuzatics English, Joizrnalisul FACULTY W. IRVIN IJICKENS VVukc Iiorcst, 13.8. A latlzcuzatics R. A. ELLEII Columbia Univcrsityg MA. Music MISS JEAN ciARDNER U.N.C.g AB. Social Studies CJARL CiRAD Univcrsitv Of Illinoisg MA. Physical Education MRS. JEAN IIACKNEY A.C.C.g AB. Seventh Grade DAVID C. IIARDISON Duke Univcrsityg MA. Mathematics Page Twentyfone FACULTY MISS VIRGINIA KNOWLES h.C.C.1 BS. Plzysical lzclzzcation Social Sciences MISS QJRACE LUCAS VV.C.U.N.C.g AB. Matlzcnzatics MISS lXlARY IQLIZABETII LYONS LI.N.C.: AB. Social Stznlics IIENRY L. lXlADDEN Furman Univcrsityg HA. English, Athletics MISS ANN AIOORE VV.C.U.N.C.: B.S.S.A. Business Eilzication MRS. IIILDA lXlOORE Mcreditlu, AB. l-atin, ljnglislz MISS IIATTIE NOBLE VV.C.U.N.C.g AB. Latin, Matlzenzatics MRS. KATIILEEN PATTERSON U.N.C.: AB. Spanislz, Englislz MRS. LIICILE PEARCE Mcrcdithg AB. Home Economics MISS ciVVEN POTTER BCC.: BS. Business ECl1lCtYll0lZ Q: GILBERT ROSE Columbia Universitvg M.A lnclnstrial Arts Page T1l7C1lf1f-fll'0 FACULTY Miss LOLA S'lIil'lIIiNSON E.C.C.: 13.8. Science WILLliXA'I SUT TON E.C.C.3 iW.z'X. Science DOULQLAS SXNINK lJllVidSOll1 HS. English, Dramatics A1155 CQRACE SYKES Chowang AB. Lilvrarialz Miss FRANCES FIQHACKSTON Duke Univcrsityg AB. Ezzgiislz MRS. WINIERED VVALLS E.C.C.g AB. Seventh Grazia Miss AXIARTHA VVILLIAMSUN VVILLTAM VV. VVOODARD A.C.C.g AB. U.N.C.g MA. Seventh Grade Social Studies WADE WOODALL MRS. BETTY JEAN VVOOTEN MR. -IAMES M. DLINLTXP E.C.C.g MA. U.N.C.g MA. E.C.C.g MA. Seventh Grade Social Studies Supervisor Page Twenty-iizree T0 STRIVE lNnus'rR1AL Airrs . . . A hanclsaw heats an axef, operator D. Smith assures interested onlookers D. Matthews, Mr. Rose, T. Striclxlancl, XV. Wfinsteacl and B. W'est. DnAix1A'r1c:s . . . Mr. Swinlt encourages property worlters Howard, E. Vlfooclarcl, B. Rice, C. Vlforley, A. Poythress, Y. Lanclen and B. Deans in their labors. HOME ECONCHWICS . . . Sewing companions E. VValton, M. Totty and hflrs. Jones give warm ap- proval to M. Parkers hem adjustment technique on Thompsonls slcirt. CTHEJNIISTRY . . . The fascinating world of the physical sciences opens to Pi. Wa1'cl, M. Herring and F. Shingleton as Mr. Delhriclge checks their experiment. T0 LEARN SIIORTIIAND . . . Funny curiicues inaiie sense as Miss Moores group work to hecoine proiieient in ofiice skills. it ali may icaci to a wonderful job-someday soon. PHYSICAL Euueiyriow . . . No waiiflowers here! Miss Knowles and Mr. Grad bring their classes together frequently to teach poise and social graces on the dance Hoof. 'l'Yi'1Nc: . . . The relentless hand ol' Miss Polteris timer moves on as her typists tap out ll speed test. its hard work that pays in future cliyiciencis. Sinwisii . Doll costuining and gay posters in Mrs. Pattersons class acquaint Dixon, J. Moore, A. Poythress and XviiiiLll11S with Spanish culture. T0 LABUR Clucxzimviiv . . iXlLlDSLlll, lrun, Egypt-tliese wnrcls l1Ll'x'CL1l'ClllSigl1illC21I1CClUI'AliSS Czirclner. CQ. Flimvnencl, S. Morris, Newton, S. .Innes anal ll. Moore. l31o1,m:x' . . . Pl1llC L'LlIllL'l'll ll'lVllLlCS flTC l2ll301'LllO1'y UD lilni tlie iniercsseope stuclies of Barnes, XV. lirunlalin, Dunn, Miss Stephenson rincl Allen. LAfr1N . . . A Ucleacl lzinguugei' lveeomes alive in Miss Nobles liuncls as slie reviews Latin nntelboolis Preparecl by L. Tlroinas, VV. liiuiililiii anal Nl. Brinltley. XVORLD ll1STORY . . . Heaclline news of viral interest clruma- tizes tlie bulletin lnoarcl, inspeetecl liere luy Mrs. Vlfooten, Liles, C. Tyndall, C. Bradley and Childs. T0 BUILD ALGEBRA . . . VVhat's the unltnown quality? Mr. Johnston poses the puzzling question, and all his students wrinlde their brows in deep concentration. Boo14i4EEP1Nc: . . . Adding is easyl Miss Brown and F. Mason look on with approval while S. Barton demonstrates her calculating ma- chine skill-a must in oliice practice. ENc:r.1s11 . . . A hasehall spelling match in Miss Thaclistonis class halts when pitcher B. Morris, hasemen T, Fenn and M, llouse, and hatter P. Barnes demand an umpire. BAND . . . And the music comes out here, Mr. Eller confidently assures aspiring musie cians H. Dunlap, F. jefferson, D. Llewellyn and Jarman. Senior lzelpers lane Deans and Dick Giirlcin discuss tlzeir wares witlz czistomers llolmes, Hardin, and Dillard. Smiles and radio music are freel Something new lzas laeen added -imposing new quarters for our store, no less! Operated as a school service, the store offers school sup- plies at bargain prices. Mr. VVoodard, left, is faculty adviser. SGHUUL STURE .... LIBRARY Page Twenty-eiglit Another hook? Miss Sykes anal Mrs. Uloollaral Every day is a lrusy one for Mrs. YV. A. Brunf help Billy Nichols and Peggy Keen choose. don, school secretary, and ussistant lfvelyu liulzer. There is no let-up for Mrs. Tomlinson, our The routine of Mrs. Quarles, school nurse, cafeteria manager, when hungry students file hy. gets uzuler way as Shirley Thomas uzul Helzelculz Holzlnins report. -.4 f gyms., , - v UFFICE .... CAFETERIA .... INFIRMARY QS 0 U R D EA N S For the unfailinp gvuiclancc of our l 5 ,, ccans we arc grateful. Above, Miss Noble, the Dean of Girls, is picturccl with lici' stuclcnt staff. Left to right, they arc: C. VVorley'. S. Davis, M. llaclgc, Miss Noble, gl. Deans, E. lliorne, F. Dawson, L. Bissett, Cay. Sara -Ianc is shown as slic collects an absence slip. Below, Mr. Ellcr, the Dean of Boys, consults witli stuclcnt assistants lXl. Clicrry and D. Clurltin. Marie is sliown Checking tlic cnrolllnvnt lilc. WS. CUR COUNSELO Our counselors aicl us in making tliose important cleeisions about tlie future-sliall it be college or an iinmecliate job? Allow, Mr. VVooclarcl and Mr. llycle consult over the military seryiee regulations so vital to senior luoysg left, they help Thompson and F. Deans with next year's class selieclule. Below, Mrs. Crawley sorts college eatalogs for reference useg at the left, slie aclyises N. VVelvlu and lNl. l req ui rements. lu r ing about entrance P E f -.11 i if W' q av Q! ZX F i ME., ff .J 13, wig. P 5. w ' V' Z 5 f O' f ' Qgli? , , ww Y.. -lk J .M V. ,.,, it ,, W V ,AW 3 .B 5? ,W 'I 1 , 1 bird I I ' g f ffl! all I M ff ,af I ,J , ft 4 IWW!! I QW 0 ,Aff -i fri ff ,W I X nw I ix ff? CLASS NIGHT OFFICERS Iffr to Viglztz Poets: ITAYE BOYETTE AND Lu'l1lER LXICKEEL 'licsmmrsz ROSE LXLXRIE CTOBB AND lluc:uEs IJILLARD liistoriulzs: AIARY SASSER AND CiLAY'l'ON B.-XRDIN Pmplzvts: NAN VVEBB AND BILLY EASUN 'Fl emo ,qgw-'frf' 4, , VZ q fm R . 2 4. A Z , , 5. Page rlwlrirtyffour CLASS ITLOVVER Purple Iris CLASS COLORS Pzzrpfe mul Uflzite MASCOTS CQORDON JEFFERSON JONES, JR ELIZABETH ANN VVOODARD 71 CLASS MOTTO HCTOIICIIIGVUIKQ,l1UICZilIAQ,lItYV' ing, I'8lIf1l1'flIKQ 115 we go ilu' 1111101011111 u'11ys. -Walt Vvhitlnun SENIOR ADVISERS Left to right: MR. R. W. HYDE MR. W. VV. VVOUDARD Miss FRANCES 'I'111xcKs1'oN M155 LELA 1XYcoc:K MRS. ETIIEL C:RAVVLEY SENIOR CLASS OFF I.0f1'I01'ig11I: , - -' 1 1 ICERS 'DONALD BENTON ...... .......... I Dl'CSiLIL'lIf XRZILLIAM XVEA'1'1S1Ens1zx' . .. .SL'7'gt'lYllf't1f-f'xl'llIS ESTIIER NEWSOIXIE ..... ....... S L'Cl'Cfl1l'j' IOHN RAY VINAYLOR . , . . . .Vice-President FRANKLIN IXIASON . . ..... T1'ca5z11'er 'XWYJT K in Page Thirty-five Page Thirty-six BILLIE jo ARIXISTRONC Transferred from Lake City, S. C. 13 In- tramural Basketball 2g Monitor 34 Prom Com- mittee 3. BOBBIE JEAN ARMSTRONG Transferred from Lake Citv, S. C. lg Inf tramural Basketball 2g Prom Committee 31 Bus Driver 4. CHARLES PAPPENDICK AYCOCK Home Room Oflieer lg Nominating Com- mittee l, 35 Sophomore Show 29 Honor Dav Award 3g lX'lonitor 3, 43 Kev Club 45 Editorial Staff of Cl0CO0N 4. MILDRED AVIS BAKER lXqITTlE EVELYN BAKER Home Boom Officer lg lVlonitor 31 Honor Dav Award 33 Prom Committee 3g D.O. Class 4. CAREX' llUNTER BANKS, IR. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 41 Home Boom Officer 2g Sophomore Show 2g Stunt Night 2: Prom Committee 3. ALTON CLAYTON BARDIN, IR. Monitor 2, 3g Band 2, 3, 43 Prom Com- mittee Chairman 3g Booster Club 45 Stunt Night 4g Kev Club 43 Wavs and Means Com- mittee 4g Commencement Honors 45 Editorial Stall of CTOCOON 4. BETTY COLIRTNEX' BARNES Junior-Senior Honors 2: lXlonitor 33 Prom Committee 3: D.O. Class 4. lVlARY fiRAY BARNES Prom Committee 3, Monitor 4. RANDoLPr1 DERWARD BARNES Bus Driver 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, D.O. Class 4. PliIIEUDORE BARNES, JR. Student Council 1, Junior Football l, 2, Varsitv Football l, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Dlost Valuable Plaver 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Varsitv Baseball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Varsitv Basketball 3. WALTER UREN BARNHILL junior Football l, 2, lWonitor 2, Sophomore Show 2, Radiogrmn Reporter 2, Tennis Team 2, 3, Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4, Kev Club 2, 3, Oflicer 4, Stunt Night 3, Nominating Committee 3, Varsitv Football 3, Class Uliicer 3, Prom Committee 3, Monogram Club 4, Dramatics Club Oflicer 4, Color Committee 4, Senior Superlative 4, Business Staff of COCOON 4. LOSSIE lVlAE BASS Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 4, Home Room Otlicer 2, junior-Senior Honors 2, Stunt Night 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Superlative 4. MoTT 'IEROBIE BA'rCnELoR, -IR. Radiogram Reporter 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Dra- matics Club 4. BETTY JEAN BATTEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 4. DAVID HENRY BATTS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, Kev Club 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Business Staff of COCOON 4. DCJNALD EARL BEN'roN Home Boom Officer 13 Sophomore Show 2: Kev Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 43 Prom Committee 3, hlastcr of Ceremonies 33 Dramatics Club 43 Booster Club 43 Class Oflicer 43 Senior Superlative 4. Lou ANN B1ssET'r VVrangler's Club 13 Stunt Night I, 2, Co- Chairman 43 lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Stuclent Council l, 43 Sophomore Show Sweetheart 2: -lunior-Senior Honors 23 Bmliof Agranz Beporter 23 Football Sponsor 2, 3: Kevette Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 2, 33 43 Prom Committee 33 Girls' State gl Girls' Nation 33 Dean's Assistant 43 Booster Club Oflicer 43 Varsitv Cheerleader 43 Business Staff of CTOCOON 4. EDU115 Crows BISSETTE, -ln. Bantl l, 2, 3, 4. ,IAMES lXlARV1N BOYETTE, ln. Bttdiogrmxz Beporter 13 Home Boom Oflicer I, 2, 43 Junior Football 23 Monitor 23 Stunt Night 23 Prom Committee 33 Kev Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 43 Varsitv Football 4. .lUANITA PAYE BoYE'rTE VVrangler's Club 13 Home Boom Oflicer l, 2, 33 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Nominating Committee 1, 33 Sophomore Show 23 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Prom Committee 33 Booster Club 43 Kevette Club 43 Com- mencement Honors 43 Editorial Staff of CocooN 4. lXlARION limvrs BOYKIN, ln. ClYN'I'lIIA llOVVE BRADLEY VVrangler's Club I3 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Stunt Night l, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Show 23 Choir 2, 33 Prom Committee 3: Booster Club 4. lVlARGIE NELL BRASWELL Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Monitor 3: Prom Committee 3. Page Tlzirtyfeiglit QllIAlKLO'I'lE BE1zEczcw,x l3R1lJClillS Prom Committee 3g Choir 3, -l. ,lil-ANNE BRlNliLhY Transferred from l7avetteville, N. C. gl Nlonitor 3: Prom Committee Cliairman 3: lntramural Basketball 3, -lg Band 3, -l: Maiorette -l. BOYCE BRADLEY BRowN Transferred from Enfield, N. C. 2: Clioir -l. KENTON 'l'RAv1s QLXLE Clioir 33 Stunt Night 39 Prom Connnittee 33 D.O. Class -l. LLXTIIERINE V1ReiN1,x QBXRTER Prom Committee 35 D.O. Class -l. ROSE MARIE Coisn Home Room Oflieer lg blonitor 23 Alunior- Senior Honors 2g lllarslial 35 Prom Committee Chairman 33 Kevette Club 3, -lg Booster Club -lg D.A.B. Citizenship Award -lg Vllavs and Means Committee -lg Commencement llonors -lg Editorial Staff of COCIOON 4. PEGGY IXNN ClRAVVFORD Transferred from Raleigh, N. C. 2g Prom Committee 3. w w , junriu CARoLx'N CJKEEKIXIURE lntramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, -lg Ulunior- Senior Honors 2: Choir 2, 3g Stunt Night 2, 33 Home Room OH3ieer 39 Prom Committee Chairman 33 Tennis Team 3, -lx Blonitor -lg Booster Club -lg Kevette Club -lg Student Council -lg Senior Superlative -l. Page Thirty-xzizzc ENI Page Forty REBECCA CROWDER Prom Committee 35 Choir 3, 4. BETTY LOUISE CUDDINGTON EMMA GENE DAVIS Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 D.0. Class 4. SARA JANE DAVIS Home Room Ofhcer 1, 25 Intramural Bas- ketball Captain l, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25 Radiograwz Reporter 25 Nominating Com- mittee 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Football Sponsor 45 Radiogram Staff 45 Booster Club 45 Business Staff of COCOON 4. FRANCES VIRGINIA DAWSON Prom Committee 35 Dean's Assistant 4. EIYIIXIA JANE DEANS VVrangler's Club 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Stunt Night 1, 2, 45 Student Coun- cil 1, 35 Sophomore Show 25 Nominating Committee 25 Junior-Senior Honors 25 Mar- shal 2, Chief 35 Keyette Club 2, 3, 45 Dean's Assistant 2, 45 Class Oihcer 35 Essay VVinner 35 Football Sponsor 3. 45 School Store 45 Dramatics Club 45 Wavs and Means Com- mittee 45 Booster Club 43 Editorial Staff of COCOON 4. WILLIABI llUBERT DEANS Prom Committee 35 Dramatics Club 45 Kev Club 45 Stunt Night 4. HUGHES DILLARD Home Room OHicer 1, 33 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Prom Committee 35 Monitor 45 Motto Committee 45 Commencement Honors 45 Business Staff of CocooN 4. SIDNEY STERN IJIXON Prom Committee 33 Monitor 3, 43 Radio- gram Staff 43 Kev Club 43 Booster Club 43 Motto Committee 4. ERNEST CARLTON DOWNING Home Room Officer 13 Sophomore Show 23 Prom Committee 33 Monitor 33 D.O. Class Officer 4. BILLY RAY EAsoN Prom Committee 33 Commencement Honors 4: D.O. Class 4. EDITH GRAY EDWARDS Choir 1, 23 D.O. Class 4. BETTIE JANE ELLIS Prom Committee 33 Choir 3, 43 Booster Club 4. HARRY EDWARD EPPS Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Stunt Night 1, 2, Co- Chairman 43 Sophomore Show 23 Prom Com- mittee 33 Dramatics Club 43 Booster Club 43 Ways and Means Committee 43 Key Club 4. MARGARET HILL ETIIERIDCE Radiogram Reporter 13 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Prom Committee 33 Choir 43 Stunt Night 43 Kevette Club 43 Booster Club 43 Editorial Staff of CocooN 4. RICHARD ALLEN ETHERIDGE Prom Committee 3. S E I R Page Forty-one JAIHES LESTER EZZELL Home Room Ollficer l5 Stunt Night l5 Junior Football l, 25 Student Council l, 35 Sophomore Show 25 Prom Committee 35 Radiogram Staff 35 Monitor 35 Varsitv Foot- ball 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Booster Club 45 Editorial Staff of COCOON 4. JAIMES CLARENCE FIELDS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 45 Stunt Night 3, 45 Home Room Officer 45 Choir 4. FLORENCE MARINDA FINCH Intramural Basketball l, 25 Stunt Night l. 25 Choir 2, 35 Dramatics Club 45 Senior Superlative 4. lVA JEAN GAY Home Room Olficer 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Dean's Assistant 4. JANET DOLORES GAY Transferred from Cardner's Township, N. C. 25 Prom Committee 3. FRANK KENNETH GILL Prom Committee 35 D.O. Class 4. RICHARD HOYT GLIRKIN Home Room Officer 35 Monitor 35 Prom Committee 35 Key Club 3, Officer 45 School Store 45 Dean's Assistant 45 Booster Club 4: Senior Superlative 45 Editorial StaH3 of CocooN 4. lx'lARY llADGE Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Stunt Night 1, 2, 45 Marshal 1, Chief 35 Monitor 25 Sophomore Show 25 Junior-Senior Honors 25 Home Room Oflicer 2, 35 I-Ionor Dav Award 35 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Keyette Club 3, Officer 45 Football Sponsor 45 Dean's Assistant 45 Dramatics Club 45 Booster Club 45 Student Council 45 Senior Superlative 45 Editor-in-Chief of COCOON 4. Page Forty-two 0 joins ARIIILIR IIA1xm.'roN Nominating Committee I3 Prom Committee gl IJ.O. Class 4. IJout:LAs RAY IIAYES Prom Committee 33 Choir 3, 43 Rmliogrrmz Reporter 43 Senior Superlative 4. SUE BEVERLY IIAx'Es Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Show 23 Junior- Senior Honors 23 Dean's Assistant 23 Home Room Ollicer 2, 3, 43 Kevette Club 2, 3, Ofhcer 43 Co-Chairman Prom 33 Choir 3, 43 Ilramatics Club 3, 43 Student Council OIIicer 43 Booster Club 43 Senior Superlative 43 Editorial Staff of QTOCOON 4. IXIAno,mE13 DCJANE I IERRING VVrangIer's Club I3 Home Room Olhcer I, 23 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Show 23 Nominating Committee 23 -Iunior-Senior Honors 23 Prom Committee 33 Choir 43 Booster Club 43 Kevette Club 43 VVavs and Nleans Committee 43 Busi- ness Staff of CIOCOON 4. Ilowfxnn XZERNON IIIGH Stunt Night I3 Student Council I3 junior Cheerleader 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 23 Sophomore Show 23 RIlt'lI0,Q1't111l Reporter 2, 33 D.O. Class 4. ,IAMES ALLEN I IILL, IR. Radiogmm Reporter I3 Band I, 2, 3. 43 Home Room OIIicer 23 Sophomore Show 23 Nominating Committee 2, 33 Kev Club 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Stunt Night 33 Booster Club OfIicer 43 Varsitv Cheerleader 43 VVavs and Means Committee 43 Business Staff of QEOCOON 4. JOSEPH LYNVVOOD HILL D.O. Class 4. RU'I'H FERABEE IIOLIXIES VVrangIer's Club I3 Home Room Ofhcer I: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Show 23 junior-Senior Honors 23 Student Council 2, 33 Kevette Club 2, 3, 43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Monitor 43 Booster Club 43 Business Staff of COCOON 4. Page Forty-three E I J? 'W'-V Page Foriyffour if R ' wax t 55 ,IAMES STARKEY IIowAHD, III Photographv Club Ig Sophomore Show 23 junior Cheerleader 2, Prom Committee 39 Dramaties Club 4. LEE STRICKLAND ,IOHNSUN Transferred from Faison, N. C. lg Band 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 3, Key Club 4g Choir 4. OLIVER llEDGEPETH JOHNSON, JR. junior Football l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 45 Var- sitv Football 3g Prom Committee 3: Choir 43 Stunt Night 4, Senior Superlative 4. XXIRGINIA FLORINE JOHNSON lvlARj0RIE ,IoNEs Transferred from Black Creek, N. C. 3. RUBY JOYNER Intramural Basketball l, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Prom Committee 3. CHARLES RANSOINI KELLUIXI Prom Committee 33 D.O. Class 4. LORET'l'A JEAN LA MM Sophomore Show 25 Choir 25 Stunt Night 2, 39 Band 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Radiogram Reporter 3g Home Room OH3icer 4, Senior Superlative 4g Business Staff of CocooN 4. ALMA CHRISTINE LANDEN Intramural Basketball 13 Band 1, 23 Prom Committee 33 Stunt Night 3, 43 Choir 3, 4. GRACE YVONNE LANDEN Radiogram Reporter 13 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 33 Stunt Night 1, 2, 33 Sophomore Show 23 Iunior-Senior Honors 23 Student Council 23 Prom Committee 33 Band 4: Maiorette 43 Dramatics Club Ofhcer 43 Mas- cot Committee 43 Senior Superlative 4. BILLY RAY LUCAS D.O. Class 4. LEILA jo MCGOWAN Intramural Basketball I, 2, 33 Home Room OH?1cer 23 Sophomore Show 23 Stunt Night 23 Choir 23 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Marshal 33 Honor Day Award 33 Nominating Com- mittee 33 Radiogram Reporter 3, 43 Student Council 43 Keyette Club 43 D.O. Class 4. NANCY LEE IVICCZOWAN Home Room OHicer 23 Sophomore Show 23 Prom Committee 33 D.O. Class 4. LUTHER IVICKEEL, IR. Junior Football 13 Home Room Officer I, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State 2, Co-Captain 33 Sophomore Show 23 Class Ofli- cer 23 Monogram Club 2. 3, 4, Oflicer 43 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All- Eastern 43 Key Club 43 Commencement Honors 43 Senior Superlative 4. 'IAIXIES IXIANNING MAnLowE Transferred from Walstcmnburg, N. C. 33 Junior Football 3g Prom Committee 33 Key Club 3, 43 Home Room Ofhcer 43 Varsity Football 43 Monogram Club 4. FRANKLIN GLEECII IVIASON Home Room Officer I, 2, 43 Band 2, 3, 4' v Prom Committee Chairman 33 Key Club 4' Booster Club 43 Class Officer 4. v ENI O R 'NM 'Gmini Md' ah it Page Forty-fivc' lJOUGLAS RAND lXlATTHEWS D.O. Class 4. SARAH IXUDREY lXlEADOVVS llonor Dav Awarcl 33 lJ.O. Class 4. lX'lARGARET IXNN lX'lEEKS Prom Committee 3. THOMAS WWEBB lXlILLER Stunt Night l, 2, 33 Home Room Ollieer 1, 33 Band 2, 33 Junior Football 33 Prom Comf Inittee 33 Dramaties Club 43 Monogrgnn Club 43 Heacl Varsitv Clieerleacler 4. CARROLL JACKSON lXl00RE junior Football l, 23 Rf1CiiO.Q7'flH1 Reporter l, 23 Home Room Oflieer l, 2, 33 Sophomore Show 23 Nominating Committee 23 Stunt Night 23 Prom Committee 33 Monitor 43 Rmliogrunz Stall' 4. lVlARY ELIZABETH lXl0RRIS Clioir 3. ROBERT LEE RlORRIS Home Room Officer l, 2, 43 Sophomore Show, Hsweetbearty' 23 junior Football 23 junior Basketball 23 Nominating Committee 23 Stunt Night 23 Monitor 33 Varsitv Basket- ball 33 Varsity Baseball 33 Prom Committee 33 Monogram Club 3, 43 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 43 Student Council 3, Officer 43 Rmliogrmu Staff 43 Senior Superlative 43 Kev Club 4. WILLIAAI BOYETTE lXlURRAY, IR. Radiogram Renorter lg Junior Football l, 23 Stunt Night 1, 2, 43 Bancl l, 2, 3, 43 Home Room Oflqeer 43 Dramaties Club 4. Page Forty-six ENI O 5? ESTIIER MAE NEWSOME Honor Day Award 35 Prom Committee 35 Radiogmm Reporter 35 Home Room Oflicer 45 Class Oflicer 45 D.O. Class 4. ANNIE LEE NICHOLS Home Room Oflicer 15 Intramural Bas- ketball l, 35 Prom Committee 35 D.O. Class 4. KENNETH LEON PAGE Stunt Night 15 Junior Football 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 D.O. Class 4. JANIES ROBERT PHILLIGIN Choir 3, 4. IIERBERT FRANKLIN PIERCE Band l, 25 Home Room Oflicer 25 Radio- gram Reporter 25 Iunior Football Manager 2g Kev Club 45 D.O. Class 4. CHARLES ROBERT PLAYER, JR. Honor Dav Award 3. ELIZABETH ANN POYTHRESS Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25 Prom Committee 35 Nominating Committee 35 Intramural Basketball 45 Dramatics Club 45 Booster Club 45 Keyette Club 4. VVILLIAIXI GLENN RAPER Bus Driver 4. Page Forty-seven ENI O Page Forty-eight BARBARA JEAN RICE Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Show 2, Choir 23 Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Home Room Ollficer 4, Radiogmm Reporter 4, Dra- matics Club ORIcer 4, Booster Club 4, Color Committee 4, Class Song Committee 4, Edif torial Staff of COCIQJON 4. CIEORGE FRANKLIN RICE junior Football 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Ofheer 2, 3, Varsitv Baseball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Varsitv Football 3, 4, All-Eastern 4, Shrine Bowl Came 4, Varsitv Basketball Manager 4, Choir 4. BILLY DELANO RICHARDSON Band l, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. lxlARCARET REBEKAH ROBBINS Intramural Basketball I, Prom Committee 3, Choir 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4. JOANNE ROBERSON Wrangler's Club l, Nominating Commit- tee 1, Student Council 1, Home Room OfIicer l, 2, junior Cheerleader 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night l, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Show 2, Choir 2, junior-Senior Honors 2, Prom Committee 3, Dramatics Club Oflicer 4, Mascot Committee 4, Business Staff of CRJCOON 4. PATRICIA DAWN RoBERsoN Intramural Basketball l, 4, Choir 2, 3, Honor Dav Award 3, Prom Committee 3, Stunt Night 3, 4, Dramaties Club 4, Booster Club 4. SHIRLEY CIRACE RODGERS Dean's Assistant 2, Home Room Oflicer 3, Prom Committee 3. CHARLES NEEDHAM ROWE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Stunt Night 4, Choir 4. VIRGINIA DARE RUFFIN Monitor 35 Prom Committee 3. ARCHIE KEITH RUSSELL Home Room Orlicer 15 Prom Committee 35 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Radiograzii Reporter 45 Dramatics Club 4. lVlARY WILKERSON SASSER junior-Senior Honors 25 Prom Committee 35 Booster Club 45 Kevette Club 45 Radi0g1'a1n Staff 45 Class Song Committee 45 Commence- ment Honors 4. BETTE BAGLEY SHARPE Dean's Assistant 1, 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior-Senior Honors 25 Radiogram Reporter 35 Stunt Night 35 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Keyette Club 3, 43 Band 3, 45 Maiorette 4: Booster Club 45 Color Commit- tee 4. DOROTPIY lVlARIE SKINNER Home Room Otlicer 15 Prom Committee 3, Keyette Club 4. WILLIABL lVlOORE SIXIITH llunior Football Manager 15 Varsity Foot- ball Manager 15 Junior Basketball 25 Prom Committee 35 Mascot Committee 4. SHIRLEY lVlAE SPANOS Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. BETTY IOYCE STOTT Prom Committee 3. Page Forty-rz ine lV1ARY lo STRICKLAND VVrang1er's Club 15 Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stunt Night 1, 2, 45 Sopho- more Show 25 Junior-Senior Honors 25 Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Orlieer 45 Class Oflieer 35 Prom Committee 35 Kevette Club 3, 45 Booster Club 45 Rncliogrmu Staff 45 Varsitv Cheerleader 45 Senior Superlative 4. JOHN RAY EFAYLOR Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Oflieer 35 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Class Oflieer 45 D.0. Class Officer 45 Senior Superlative 45 Kev Club 4. RACHEL DIXIE FIREDDER Stunt Night 15 Choir 1. ELTON GRAX' VTIIOIYIAS ClARLTON EUGENE FIQHORNE Junior Football 25 Prom Committee 31 Nlonitor 45 Dramaties Club 45 Raciiograuz Reporter 45 Varsitv Football 45 hlonogram Club 45 Booster Club 45 Kev Club 4. EDNA RUTH THORNE Prom Committee 35 Dean's Assistant 4. RITA JOYCE TYSON Home Room Ollieer 15 hionitor 15 Radio- grnm Reporter 15 lntramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 junior-Senior Honors 25 Choir 2, 3. 45 Stunt Night 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Dramaties Club 4. ELTON NATHAN VICK Baseball 3. Page Fiftv VEIXA illOMl.INSON VVENIIIIERSIBY Stuclent Couneil l, Stunt Night l, 2, 3, llome Room Ollieer l, 3, Sophomore Show 2, Nominating Committee 2, -Iunior-Senior llonors 2, lntramural llasltetball 2, 3: Choir 2, 3, Prom Committee 3: Kevette Club 4, litIlll01QTllHI Stall' 4. WILLIABI fXL'roN xfVEA'I'lIERSBY Home lloom Ullieer l, Notninating Com- mittee l, Sophomore Show 2, Choir 2, 3, Stunt Night 2, 3: Prom Committee 3, Rmlio- grnni Stall: 4, Class Oflieer 4. NANNIE llitixiowix VVEBB llome lloom Ollieer l, 2, 3, lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Bantl l, 2 3, 4, Sopho- more Show 2, Choir 2: junior-Senior llonors 2, Stunt Night 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Kevette Club 4, Commencement llonors 4. ClHARLES ALBERT XAlEBS'l'ER, ln. hlarshal l, Sophomore Show 2, nlonitor 2, Kev Club 2, 3, 4, Ollieer 3, Lieutenant Covernor 4, Class Oflieer 3, Bovs' State 3: Prom Committee 3, Dramaties Club Ollieer 4, Flower Committee 4, Vllavs ancl Means Committee 4, Senior Superlative 4. JESSIE VV11.1-1,ux1s Nominating Committee l, Band l, 2, 3. 4, Home Room Ollieer l, 4, Sophomore Show 2, Student Council 2, Cirls' State 3, Prom Committee 3, Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Kevette Club 3, 4, Choir 4, Vllavs antl Means Committee 4. NORIXIS VV11-L1.xixls junior Football l, 2, Band l, 2, 3. 4: Choir 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 41 Varsitv Basket' ball Manager 2, 4, Varsitv llaseball Manager 3, Prom Committee 3, Varsitv Football 3, 4. VVILLIAIXI Lrovn VVILLMMS Bus Driver 4. CLARENCE Tnoixms VV1L1.1EoRD, ln. Stunt Night l, Student Council l, 2, Oflieer 4, Home Room Oflieer 2, Sophomore Show 2, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Monitor 2, 3, Kev Club 2, 3, 4, Varsifv Football 4, Monogram Club 4, Booster Club 4. Page Fifty-one SENI 0 lVlARGARET Lou1sE WINSTEAD Marshal l, 2, Chief 35 lntramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 45 Stunt Night l, 35 Monitor 25 Sophomore Show 25 Junior-Senior Honors 25 Class Officer 25 Honor Day Award 35 Student Council 35 Nominating Committee 35 Prom Committee 35 Keyette Club 3, 45 Choir Pianist 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Flower Com- mittee 45 Senior Superlative 4. JABIES EDWIN WooDARD, IR. Junior Football l5 Radiogram Reporter lg Junior Basketball l, 25 Class OHicer 25 Moni- tor 35 Prom Committee 35 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Senior Supcrlative 4. CLEO WORLEX' lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Sopho- more Show 25 Junior-Senior Honors 25 Home Room Officer 2, 35 Keyette Club 2, 3, Otlicer 45 Dean's Assistant 2, 45 Honor Day Award 35 Stunt Night 35 Radiogmm Stall 35 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Dramatics Club 45 Booster Club 45 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Senior Superlative 45 Business Manager of CocooN 4. EVELYN lVlIKE YIONOULIS Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Stunt Night l, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25 Home Room Officer 2, 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Booster Club 45 Keyette Club 45 Bnoliogrnm Staff 4. 1951 MARSHALS JUNIOR-SENIOR ust mv. B Brannan, V. Cobb, M. Hadge, P. VVith its Old South theme, our Junior-Senior Vvlmfedd DHHS' L- MCGOWHU- Banquet was a great success. Here, Deans and Howard Second row B. Deans, E. Dew, R. Cobb, P. Mat- add 3 touch of glamour to the Hoof Show. Tlzzrd rou H Mercer, B. Coudy. M. jones and R. Iovner c1ass rings. BUILDING BLCCKS admire The senior elass meets. Deans and E. VVoodnrd ioke at balftime. 19481949 . . . As freshmen, we laid our foundations. 19491950 . . . Next, as sophomores, we added bricks with the uid of oiiieers 11. XAIO0l1i1I'C1, N. r1'1roinas, P. VVinstead and L. 1X11eKee1. 1ramous iirsts were elass organization, the Sweetheart Show and our prom. 1950-1951 . . . '1'1ien, as juniors, we watebed tbe strueture strengthen under ofiieers C. Webster, U. Barnbill, nl. Deans and tl. Strieldund. New class rings, Tag Day and an Old South banquet lor the seniors kept us busy. 1951-1952 . . . Finally, as seniors, we saw tbe eonstruetion near eompletion. Student body leaders, we published the CoCooN, sponsored 21 sueeesstul stunt night and attended the IuniorfSenior Banquet. VVit1i tlie joys oi graduation eame pride in past accomplishments and renewed eon- Hdenee that the future is the refieetion oi our present constructions. VVAYS AND b1EANS CO1X1l11TTEE STUNT NIGHT COMMITTEE Seated: L. Bissett, R. Cobb, C. Hardin, Deans, Seated: VVi11iams, R. Cobb, L. Bissett and Harry M. Herring. Epps, CofClzairmeng Hill, Deans. Standing: VVi11iams, Hill, C. VVebster, H. Epps, Stamliizg: C. VVebster, Taylor. Mr. Hyde. mum , Page Fifty-three d ral B Rice M Hadge, DI. Tzivlor, E. VK'oo a , . , . D. Gurkin, Haves, C. Barclin, L. Bass, Y. Lanclen. Deans eelehrate as COCOON Stall' and superlatives meet. llow hright lllltl happy were our hearts As we enteretl our sehool that clay, lloping to fulfill eueh umhition Anti gain knowletlge in every way. lfreshmen we were in ll hright new world, For our plans we had to lay ilihut woulcl lezltl us clown 21 prosperous roucl lo a liuture hright and guy. flxntl then als we enteretl our seeonel Veur Anti eontinuetl to map our ehurts, All our work hegan to take form And ezune straight from our youthful hearts. VVhen some true friend was in neecl of help Anal was trying to get u Sturt. All in the class were right on hzmcl To help him clo his part. It's hard to choose our class maseots from this little group of welllwishers. Ar our ealie sale Nl. llerrinv I' VV' N, . f insteacl. Cav, ll. Thorne li ll' ' , . arnes, Cv. llavis, . Davis line up for their eustomer. SOLILCDQUY rlilllf Xt to eolneg Uur affairs were doing well! 'though after elimhi -lunior elass was ne ng up so high, wayside fell. lhe rest ltept harcl at their nuiner Some hy the ous tasks Anal of progress great eoulcl tell As they worltetl to earry out their plan ln achievements great to exeel. Digniliecl Seniors they call us now, For this is our verv last Year To finish xv ell the important worli That we have started here. The time draws elose for us to part, And eommeneement is very nearg Wie'll leave its halls hut will ne'er forget This sehool we love so clear. PAYE l3ox'E'i'1'E LUTHER A ICK EEL The Senior Concession stand at the stadium is the place to meet vour f ' ' ' X riends at hall-time. -p ilixiiyillg IilC SlUl'lll to IQCCIU lililt illiplllfllllf IPIJKHIIIIHCIII, Mary iiacigc limi Uicia Cui'- in riciiiy cieserw tiieir nomination as our MUST IDIQPENIDAIHE Page Fiftvsix Agreement that books are fun leads to collaboration in their studies for Peggy W7 instead and Charles VVebste1', chosen our MOST STUDIOUS lll ldClX' XYLIYCS CvLlPliVLlllllg smiles uml em L r are el1u1'uete1'istie t1'11cle111m'l4s ol' Sue Hayes and Oren Barnlmill, who are our FRIENIDLIEST Ray Hayes gleefully reminds lX1urinclu Finch that even woodelwpping has its hu- morous side, for they have fun as our WITTIEST 7 t '-seven Page lzf n iViaintuining their reputation for spark- ling entertainment, Yvonne Lancien anti John Ray Tayior tuixe tbeir encore as our MOST TALENTED Page Fifty-eight 11152 Yearbooks, textbooks, oiiicers' gaveis and big smiles are necessary equipment for Cleo Worley and Donald Benton, our BEST ALL-ROUND Always ready to lend their charm and enthusiasm to every occasion, Mary Io Strielclancl and Bobby Morris are voted our MOST POPULAR ,lutly Creelunore and Luther hlelieel snatch a quiet II1OI'l1CDtlS respite from the cheers of the spectators, for they are our MOST ATHLETIC Page Fifty ,lin Mirror, mirror, on the wall, whois the fairest of us ali? Lossie Mac Bass and Ed Wbotiarci are the pair we choose as our BEST LOOKING Page Sixty All dressed up and places to go -this new twist to an old saying applies to Jean Lamm and Biii Johnson, who are our BEST DRESSED JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: IOE RAND ...... ICSIJLIH BARBARA JEAN IDEANS Sccrmm Foy SH1Nc:LE'roN JOE VVILLIAMS . CLASS ADVISERS Fzrst row M195 Grace Lucas, Miss Ruth Blown, Mlss Gwen Potter. Second row Mls Coral Blackburn, Mus CIIIISYIIIL oxncl Miss Corn Bond. JUNICDRS Howard Smith Adkins Mary Frances Amerson Freclerick Bom Ange Sallie Grace Askew llarolcl Dean Baker Peggy Loretta Baker Norma Christine Bariielcl Annie Norris Barnes Charles Milton Barnes Kenneth Best Barnes Shirley Morgan Barnes Thomas Gene Barnes Sidney Lee Barton Gloria Anita Bass Tommie Leonard Bass Thomas llilton Batchelor Sandra Benton Shirley Ann Benton Oscar Glenn Best Lawrence Lynn Bissett Zack Boyce Bissett Aclaline Woodzird Blount Willizinm Alsey Boone, lr. loan Buth Boyette llenry Braswell, lr. Page Sixty-two 490 pa 1 I Wx X'- 1 ,FBI WRX at JUNIOR Rachel Elizabeth Braswell lanice Lou Brewer Shirlev Marie llroolis Alma Lou Brown Ethel lean liirvant Shirlev Temple Bunn Billv Gene Carter Clarence Dalton Caton lX'larv Ellen Corhett Eleanor Cudse Virginia Bruce Dail Maude Kathleen Davenport Carolyn Ruth Davis llilda Crav Davis llilda lean Davis -lohn Daniel Davis Marv Frances Davis Edward Eugene Dawson Barbara 'lean Deans .lames Reece Deans james Lee Dennv Elizabeth Flowers Dew VVilliam Edward Dillon Marvin Edward Driver Svbie Doris Dunn Page Sixtvetlzree JUNIGRS Leland Samuel Eatmon loan Rav Edwards Naomi Ellen ,losepli Robert Ellis lXlargaret Lorraine Evans Eloise Farmer Willitiin N. Farmer, Suzanne Faulkner Donald Rav Felton Vlfilliam Richard Felton, III james Alton Flowers Claude Pulgburn, Franklin Delano Galloway Barbara Frances Gardner Gerald Glenn Gardner limmv Ovelia Garner Ronnie Rose Garris Robert Jerome Gay Nancy Rebecca Gill Robert Scliwalm Goudv Rupert Alvin llamilton Richard McEwen Harvev Richard Edward ilatliawav Letlia Yvonne Ilawley Elmira llerring Page Sixiyffour JUNIOR .luanita ,lane l liclis Selina hlarlene lligh Edward VVarren llill Shirley Cray llinnanl ilihornas joseph llorlon Lois -lean lloward Virginia Lee llowell Virginia Leigh llughes Billy Ray jones Rohert Edward Kelley Grady Frederick Larnm Lelia jean Lamm Honey Wfilliam Lannn, lr. Shirley Ann Lamm Sylvia Dawn Lamm -Iohn llaywood Lane, Letha Gail Langley Robert Vvillialn A lcrXrth ur Mary Sue lXlcLean Shirley Janice Massey Royce Ray Matthews Ennis Vvilton hlercer llaryey llilton Mercer -Iarnes Richard Millard Samuel Delaney Moody Page Sixty-five JUNICDR Bolulvy lXloore .Iovee Aileen Moore Marv Anne Moore ,losepli llenry Morris, L. L. Alorris Curl Dixon Murphy l3lll'l32lI'21 Ann Nicliols l3Lll'l3ill'2l -'CLIN Norris Dorothy Linda Oulxcx' Patricia Ann Oultex' liclitli Owens Katie Qwens Mary Vvriglit Pairlier Peggie lean Petwuy Carolxrn lxiye Priclgen -loe lligclon Rnncl Bobby' Gray Ricliurclson Lillie Nlagcltilene Riclizirclson Sully May Rogers Maggie Pearl Saunders Benjamin Franklin Scott Foy Vincent Sliingleton Charles Thomas Sliirlcx' Eclwarcl Lee Skinner Sliirlev Lee Skinner Page Sixty-six J U N l O R VVilliam Atlas Skinner, 'I VVilliam 'lihomas Skinner ,Xliee Smith Rita Elaine Spain Larry Ray Speight ,lohn VVilliam Stallings blames Elbert Staneil 'lihomas VValter Staneil Guy Vatlen Stott Ramona G. Strickland julia Ann 'laylor VVillie Cray Taylor Carolyn Ann Thomas Della Louise Thomas Kenneth Gary Thomas Shirley Ann Thomas -Iames Leslie Thompson, Barbara .lean Thorne Vivian Anna Flirueblooti Barbara ,lean 'liiurner lX'largaret Virginia Tyson Robert Floyd Varnell Fred Carroll Vick lulia Faye Wzillei' Richard Edwin VVarcl Page Sixty-seven S jr. JUNIORS Curney Cene Vvatson .laniee Mae Wheelei' llelen Ruth VVl1itley .losepli Daniel Williziiiis Marv Ida VVilliznns Pete Vvillialns Edna Evelyn Williziinsnmii Sally lnez Vvillouglilw David Lee VVinstead, Frances Svlvia VVinstead james Claude VVoodard, -lr. -lohn ililioinas VVorrell Freddie B. Yelverton Page Sixty-eiglzi junior Tag Day finds Rand, F. Sliingleton, C. Fulghum, C. Caron, L. Morris, B. Deans and C. Barnes at work downtown. SOPHCMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: IDONALD BARNES . JEAN CREEKIXIORE LOTTIE 'IERKINS .. -IoHN II. DANIELS CLASS ADVISERS First row: Miss Hattie Noble, Miss Lola Stephenson, Kits. Hilda Moore. Second row: Mr. David Hardison, Mrs. Betty lean Wooten, Miss Ann Moore, Mr. M. G. Delbridge. Vice-Presifi'e11t . . . . .VI4I'Gt75l!1'L'I' . . . .Secremrr . . .Presidcizt Sophomores First row: B. Tavlor, S. Batts, B Etheridge, M. Simon, S. VVorleV B. Matthews. Second row: UI. Collier, Bailey II. Lucas, B. Hicks, S. XA7illi3I'I1S0l'l B. Novas, B. Ellis. Third row: C. Glover, Vvin stead, B. Slater, T. Davis, P. Jones Jones. Fourth row: B. Braswell, B. llor gan, L, VVinstead, G. Harclison, VV Clark. Fifth row: Bunn, P. Askew Mr. Delbriclge. lfirst row: V. Cobb, F. lkner, M House, Pittman, E. Morris, D Epps. Second row: C. Tvnclall, S Perrv, S. Overinan, E. VValston, B Petroliov, D. Lamm, Barnes. B Bass. Third row: D. Herring, AI. Creek more, T. Calhoun, N. lorclan, H Dickerson, Bl. VVilliams. Fourth row: A. Pritchard, N Cfurlin, B. VVarren, Sliadle, K Braswell, D. Barnes, Nr. Hardison Fifth rouf: -I. Patterson, B. Brink lev. First row: VI. Harrell, Y. Tedder E. Etheridge, Staneil, VVilson. B. Brannan, S. Farmer. Second row: P. Keen, UI. johnson A. Thompson, B. VVliitleV, M. Lolev, -I. O'Neal. Third row: Miss Moore, N. Pricl' gen, B. Jovner, Dunn, C. Little, E. Boswell. Fourth row: B. Morris, C. Eat' mon, S. Pittman, VV. Etheridge, E. Wh itfield. r t Sophomores First row: F. Merritt, K. Bose, Y Bass, D. lobe, Y. Hales, M. Tedder Second row: E. Baltzegar, P Carev, E. Harrell, P. Cherrv, D Thorne, B. Tzlvlor. Third row: B. Bose. C. Nichols DI. Edwards, II. Cale, Vllilliains B. VVinstead. Fourth row: Mrs. Moore, D. Cai houn, B. Stone. First row: P. Matthews, lovner Nl. Fike, D. Anderson, Nl. Brink lev, N. McLain, L. Thomas. Second row: F. jefferson, L Smith, Allen, P. Barnes, N. Stott 1. Daniels. Third row: K. VVilllLlI11S, D Etheridge, L. Faulkner, B. Lamm VV. Gardner, Jarman, Miss Noble Fourth row: Thompson, H Edmundson, B. Rand, E. Spivev H. Powell, P. Franklin. First row: D. Llewellvn, M. Phil lips, Srirh, D. Barnes, Fields E. VVhitlev, V. Lucas. Second row: jones, Childs M. VVatson, Bass, D. Povthress -I. VVatkins, H. Dunlap. Third row: Miss Stephenson, T Fenn, K. VVest, Grifhn, D VVheeler, H. Henlev. Fourth row: C. Anthonv, C Allen, F. Eatmon, D. Vick, M Haves, D. VVhitlev, Liles. SOPHCMCRES Ifirxi Volt: N. Llc licvzcr, P. JUIIIISUII, C. Rubbins, S. Brilcv, H. Haiku' S. Barnes. Secoml row: M. Clmcrrv, I. Snipes, G. Dawscm, E. Tunucll, I. Crock murc, C. Lamm. Tlzim' row: IJ. Huw, Barnes. Ci. Adkins, H. Pagc, K. IgC.'Dfl'UXV, B. Trc vatlmun, D. Fcltcm. F01H'fIl VOIVZ D. Lumm, C. Vviuiiillb, L. Craft, V. Richardson, Alfa. Vvmmtcn VV. Barnes, D. Hnllcmmn. Tun SOPIIOINIOHES ORGANIZE Sc1'cz1I3-Iwo lean jones, Mr. Douglas Swink. Freshman Home Room Presidents First row: Kay Barnes, Dorothy Briclgcrs, Peggy Pappas. Second row: Don Pridgcn, Douglas Nattlucws, Carey Kinncx CLASS ADVISERS First row: Mr. VVilliam Sutton, lXlrs. Sccoml row: Rlr. Vvilliam lolmstou, lXlr. Carl Grad, Mr. VV. l. Dielicns. Page Sc'1'c1111'flfz FRESHMEN First row: Lewis, F. Herring II. Newton, G. Felton, V. Fielden E. Herring, E. Benton. Second row: D. Matthews, S Davis, B. Satchwcll, G. Baker, D McLain. 'Fliirti rmv: A. Barron, DI. Bober son, Daughtridge, A. Pittman M. Newton, M. Vick, S. Etheridge Fmt:-tlz row: B. VVilliams, I Shaparcl, B. Ballenger, Corbett D. Pipkin, B. VVinsteatl, H. Finch Fiftlz row: O. Landen, D. Smith T. Strickland, T. Sanford, M. Ethe- riclge, ll. Catton. Sixth row: P. Blake, Leach P. Harris, VV. Murrav, Mr. Dickens First row: VI. Barnes, Bailev. B. VVootl, D. Bass, N. Parrish, Brantlev. Second row: Holcliiord, D. Bouse, B. Tavlor, D. Skinner, VVilliford, VV. Glover. Gardner. 'Flzirti rout: C. Kinnev, Daniels, B. Nichols, A. Spivev, P. Perrv, E. Gardner, G. Evans. Foztrtlt rote: G. Vick, D. Skinner, E. Bass, M. Spivev, A. VVebh, K. Nichols, O. Lowe. Fifth row: F. VVhiteheacl, Park- er, D. Pike, A. Barnes, VV. VVillif ford, Mr. Grad. First rout: M. Barnes, B. Mercer, -I. Bissctte, B. VVhitlev. jordan, B. -Iaeobs, G. Tomlinson. Second row: B. VVhitheld. Bat- ten, -I. Pridgen, B. VVehb, K. Barnes, V. Cudclington, B. Seearee. Third row: B. VVilliams, A. l'homas, Ellen, B. Lewis, VVilb liamson. Fourth row: VV. Buihn, B. Davis, Mr. Johnston, D. Povthress, VV. VVinstead. FRESHMEN First row: B. Owens, S. Godwin M. jovner, K. VVatson, J. Baker, B VVarren, G. Plaver. Secomi row: S. Spence, -I. Bass M. Wiiistead, F. Bovlcin, C. Smith Tomlinson, B. jovner. Third row: A. Bovlcin, B. Iovner C. Pridgen, V. Etheridge, P. Turn age, P. VVilliamson. Fourth row: Nlrs. Jones, B. Rui' lin, G. King, S. Horne, C. Franks J. Finch, B. Cooper. Fiftlz row: N. Moskos, Cole P. Pappas, Pm. High, M. Page, I jovner, S. Page. First row: K. VVooten, C. Clark Y. Vvalston, Stith, E. Vvoodarcl hi. Colev, T. Bilev. Second row: M. Miller, H. Bov- kin, hi. Askew, E. jones, VVil- liams, VVells, N. Rogers. Third row: VVebb, C. King A. Lovelace, P. Askew, D. Bridgers, C. Bovkin, C. Ellis. Fourth row: S. VVinstead, IJ. Lannn, B. Minschew, B. Morgan, L. Newton, E. Pappas, B. Clegg. Fifth row: Mr. Sutton, B. Pick- ard, C. Spanos, H. VVinstead, VValston, B. Barts, D. Lamm. First row: Sauls, E. Poe, B. Ferrell, E. Eatmon, L. Norris, B. Bass, B. Umstead. Second row: Felton, P. Me- Donough, D. Smith, C. Stancil, B. Stark, M. Collins, M. Bevnolds. Third row: B. Bissette, L. Dowdv, A. Hathawav, M. Carter, I. Barnes, B. Strickland, L. Shaclle. Fourth row: B. Edwards, Bov- ette, S. Yionoulis, B. VVeaver, E. Varnell, C. Norris, B. Anslev, L. Finch. Fifth rout: hir. Swink, D. VVheeler, E. Adkins, D. Pridgen, B. West, B. Saleebv, F. Deans. v v 4 1 . ight? X-'V -:fry-f. f mQ F. M AE 1 QW H R., , Sw Q5 ' ,QQ I QW, 7 , ,4 ' f ww s. ,x f . ,-, J ',, . X 'ff V WSE? X IV, 4 xg 9 M ii H ,W N Q X WZ, JB ff T' :fy w1 - W Y ,, ' .IA - ,QQ J. fy , I A, fer A 5 2 I I rf f ,w VILV Ln - an I Q , A ' . V M - , f Q! Q 1 I : 'Q f f' b A ff J- his I 4 i Q 5 Q ' mfg' 5 'Q .4 4 W 'S a 5, . . 'if jim, Marv lladge, lftlitor-i1z'Clzief, pauses to discuss photo- E D I T O R IA L S FF graphs with her Advisers, Miss Thacltston and hlrs. Cor- rington. The 1952 CCJCKJCJN is a concrete expression of our labors in your behalf-the means bv which to justify your faith in us. For many months we have dogged your footsteps to capture your most casual moment: we have startled you by demanding the cor- rect spelling of your nameg we have threatened when you evaded our camera. The work has been demanding and rewarding. In the picture above, reading from left to right, we are: Sue Hayes, Faye Boyette, james Ezzell, Margaret Etheridge, Dick Gurkin, Mary lladge, Charles Aycock, Barbara Rice, Clayton Bardin, Rose Marie Cobb and lane Deans. ,0,C0,01'L BUSINESS STAFF As you glance at the pages of this CoCooN, don't miss the ads, for they are our literary contribution to this volume. They tell our story of fun and struggle as we met prominent citizens, as we battled with balky typewriters. as we sought to balance the budget. ln the picture below, reading from left to right, we are: Lou Ann Bissett, lean Lannn, Hughes Dillard, Oren Barnhill, Joanne Rober- son, Cleo VVorley, jimmy Hill, Margaret D. Herring, Sara lane Davis, Ruth llolmes and David Barts. Cleo VVorleV, Business illczmiger, consults with Miss Avcocla, Adviser. concerning ad placements. D. CJURKIN C. VVEBSTER O. BARNIIILL Prcsideizi l7iceAPr0sidcxzI Secretary-Trenszi1ei THE KEY CLUB Eight years of building! This is the enviable rccord of thc Key Cluh. With goals inspired hy thc Kiwanis Cluh, its sponsor, the cluhis rolc is a vital one. All of us are familiar with its worla in spone sorinig traditional Wliitc Christmas prof grams and in leading worthwhile school drives. Less known, perhaps, are the civic contributions of its mcmhcrs as they lahcl classroom doors for the convcnicnce of ncw students, collect and distrihutc magazines to the local sanatorium, and address Christmas cards to hospitalized veterans. Such activities nialac it a strong contcndcr again this year for the Dr. Francis Morton liox Award, which was presented to the cluh in 1948 for thc hest achievement rccord in Key Cluh lnternational. Left to right, top to lzottom, nzemlrers ure: F. Angie, C. Aycock, C. Barclin, D. Batts, D. Benton, L. Bisf scttc, Boyette, Childs, Daniels, B. Deans, L. Dcnnv, ll. Dillard, S. Dixon, B. Goudv, D. Hatha- wav, Hill, F. Jefferson, L. johnson, B. Larnrn, VV. Lamni, L. Mclieel, Marlowe, F. Mason, H. Pierce, B. Rand, Rand, F. Shingleton, Stal- lings, C. Thorne, R. VVard, Vllilliams, T. VVilli- ford, E. VVoodard, F. Yelverton, Mr. G. S. Vllillard. lr., Sponsor of the Kev and Kcvettc Cluhs. f S. HAYES C. VVoni.EY M. HADG5 President l ieefPresivie11t S9C7'8fLIl'1 T1'Cll5l!VCI' THE KEYETTE CLUB just half as old as its brother organization, the Kevette Club nevertheless has achieved an outstanding record for service in our school and in the community. Motivated bv much the same goals as those which inspire the Kev Club, Kevettes an- nually give concrete proof of their concern for community well-being. Their preparation ol' Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for the needy is traditional, as is their interest in patients of the Mt. Sinai Hospital, who have been adopted as a special project. ln the school, their sponsorship of the girls' intrae mural basketball teams is a vital force in building sportsmanship and school morale. A tea to honor their mothers and work with the Wilson Kennel Club in sponsoring a dog show also help to keep them busv. Left to right, top to bottom, inemliers are: Allen, E. Baltzegar, C. Bass, L. Bissett, F. Bovette, -I. Bov- ette, R. Cobb, V. Cobb, hl. Corbett, Creekmore. B. Deans, Deans, E. Dew, S. Dunn, M. Etheridge, S. Faulkner, M. Fike, N. Gill, E. Herring, M. Herf ring. R. Holmes, Lamm, L. McGowan, N. Kle- Lain, A. Povthress, M. Sasser, B. Sharpe, D. Skinf ner, E. Spain, Strickland, L. Thomas, M. Tvson, V. VVeathersbv, N. VVebb, VVilliams, P. VVin- stead, E. Yionoulis. 1 hs. 'Q f -, S f . ,, f ff . .5 f X? a 57 'iffy ' Y A UF' 'Q Z'7?eW -, ft. m ix 4. H , f ... , I , 4 , Z' or uf, , , iff? .M - xg A3 ff- W? . M, '. fsimelf L53 1 5 K for N, X i i i 1 B O O S T E R 5 I SLNIORS lfirxl rmr: lf. Yinnoulis, C. B1'udiCV, II. lfllis, ll. Deans, li. Rico, C, XVU12 luv, j. XVilliams, B. Sharpe, A. 4 Pm thuws. Si-mm! rrmiz R. Ilulnws. I. Strick- 3 Iantl, R. Cuhh, Xl. Sasser. P. Ruhcrf i mn, S. Ilawss. M. llacigv, S. Davis, .Xl. Ilt-rring, NI. lJ.fi'IL'l'iiiQL'. lliirll l'Illl'Z li. Niurris. 'lf XVilli4 fnnl, R. llavcs. C. Tlwrm-, F. Mason, U. Uurkin, S. Dixon, ll. Epps, C. liarciin, D. Benton, J. luzvcll. N Lot us lit-lp vnu out! This wcii might hc tht- slogan of tht- iluustcrs, for tht-v were urganizcti this vcar fur thc first time with tht- aim ui' hclping all other stucicnt activities fwcr the HTULIQII i spots. All of us whim have laburt-tl :wer a big pruicct arc aware that thcrc: arc timcs when hclping i hands arc needed to do this task or that: tht- Hamster Club stands rt-adv tu Qu tn work whcrcvcr 5 it is needed. SOPIIOMORILS 1 lll'Sf rout P. Cilwrix, -I. IYNQ-il, li. 1Ii1L'I'iligl', P. jnhnsnn, l'. Iltncr, S. iilllAl1lCl'. unit! run C. Hnmts, X. rinlxicx, Il. RQIIIICUQIIA, N. Xlcl..iin. H. I-iltc. l.. 'llwmas il 4- -s. D. l-lt-uullxn, I-.. Wlmlt-v. i Miss VmciNm KNowLi2s I l B P Hunt I, llizzril Voir: lx. Walston, l'. lunncll, N. Stott. L. lcrkin, IX. 'l'axlur, I. Iiit-lcls, Xl. lluusc, N tl -rnlim. D. Lpps, S. i't'ri'x', S. f,XL'l'lllLll1. i i AIR- IJAVID IIIUUHSUN i Page Higlztv-Imvri I CLUB First row: J. Bovette, M S. Rogers, li. Deans. D. Oukev. CL. Buss. Seeoml row: L. livzms, I. Lznnm, A. Blount, S. Bunn, E. Spain, P. Ozikev. .'X. Smith, S. Lumm, N. Gill. llzirtl row: Il. Duvis, S. B. Gardner, I. llieks, E. XV C. 'lhomi1s, S. Lumm. N. lillen, M. High. Ifourtli row: S. Benton, K. Daven- port, B. Norris, V. Hughes, S. Klas- sev. M. Corbett, J. Petwuv, I. XYaller, KI. Moore, R. Bruswell, R. Stricltluntl, H. Davis, M. Tyson. lfiftlz row: B. Farmer, D L. Bissett. J. Stallings, F. Shingleton. ,l. Lune, XVoodurd, L. L. . Purlter. Benton, ill l2ll'IlSUl1. . llzirvev. Morris. The one hundred forty-live Boosters have labored espeeiallv to support athletic activities. sponsoring the much acclaimed Turl4eVs lor Touehdownsn and the special Fuvetteville trziin. Posters for from their any organization take form under their clever artists, and school spirit receives impetus activities. The Boosters have manv plans for their future work. I RIQSI l.XIl-N First row: ll. Mercer, ll. .XleDonough, L. llerring, Y. XVnlston, Newtoi it 1 ll. Pnppiis. F X A A A Seeoml row: J. lomlmson, Xl. Miller. ll. Sutehwell, .X. Pittman. I. Lexx s 1 J .' wav. B. Barker, rl. Barnes, C. llovkin. L' BISSETT' 1'e5'de ' Tliiril row: K. XVatson, C. Smith. K. XX'ooten, S. l,LlllQl1II'l1.lLfL', lp. Jones H V. P- IS. Stark. D. llritlgers, Nl. Collins. .L 'LL' 'Ce' 78515 ent l'v0lll'iil I'flll'Z li. Benton, ll. XVehh, M. Newton, l.. Newton, lloltlloitl IJ SIHIII E. HERRING, Secretar- 'l'. Strickland, ll. McLain. 1. lloherson, M. Vick, N. Rovers. Page Fightyrtlzree 1'-Tl'9HSll1'6l' I-'iflli mtv: J. Bovette. J. Leach. D. l.tumm. l7. Denns,nS. Xionoulis. ll. X t STUDENT CGUNCIL An exciting election in the spring, com- plete with speeches and slogans, hegins the work of the Council. Once in ollice, members ol' the organization are active in monitor duty, school liousel4ecping, maintenance of the stuclcnt hulletin hoarcl and social activities. ilihc Vllilson-Roclty hlount Coocl Will Tour, Saclie llawltins clances, ancl stuclcnt-faculty hasltethall games are eviclences of their worlt. Officers ure, left to riglziz Sue Haves. Trerzsiirerg Toniinx' illiliorcl. Presirlclztg Nlarx' -lo Striclilancl, Seerelurrg llohert e Morris. l'iec-Prexitleiit. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES First row: I.. llissett, li. Morris, llaves. Eli. Walliford, Nl. Striclxlancl, l3. Mercer, Mr. Eller. Seeoml roar: I.. Mellowaii, E. Baltfeqar, li. XYhitlex'. Klcl,ezrn, -I. O'Neal, Al. Haclgge, -I. Creeltmore, Barnes, Tomlinson. Tlzirtl row: ll, McLain, ll. Mercer, -I. TVilliams, VI. Rand, II. Morris, F. Deans, B. Trevathan, B. Minschew. i0w,1i'.E' 5 VWM. . Make-up for B. Rice as H. Dunlap ancl Deans assist. Dress rehearsal for Thorne, Vllehster, Ilaclge ancl Deans C.. E. THE MASKETEERS Costumesl hlaltefupl On stagel The words echo in the ears ol' the Maslteteers in that last tense moment hefore the curtain rises. Showmen in the hest traclition, these forty Thespians, uncler the guiclanee of hir. Douglas Swinlx, strive untiringlx' to present unique entertainment on the stage and at loothall hall'-times. Specializing in the lielcl of oneeaet plays, the eluh has attained notahle sueeess with Good Night Caroline, which has heen seleetecl as this years entry in the North Carolina Drama Festival. Seated: L. Bissett, R. Tvson, B. Deans, D. Anderson, C. Thomas, ll. Barnes, nl. llatlge, Nl. Filte. Kizeeliizlg: Thorne. Stamiing: Klr. Swinlt, T. Kirbv, Stallinns, Benton Garner, B. Deans, N. Ellen, Howard, P. Roberson VVoodarcl, -I. Roberson, O. Barnhill, B. Rice, A. Russell, Nl. Finch, D. llenton, Y. I,antlen. l C. VVebster, Haves, E. Herring, E. VVilliamson, Deans, E. Spain, S. Bunn, ll. Dunlap, pl. llovette THE RADIOGRAM Almost any afternoon, as one approaches Radiogrmzz headquarters on the third floor, he may hear the pecking of busy typewriters as the staff works to cover the news of our school. Striving always to emphasize that which is truly important, our news- paper consistently maintains the high standards desirable in a school publication. Pictured below, the staff pause for a brief rest. Seated, left to riglzt: Horton, Davis, N. Gill, V. Hughes, B. Deans, E. Yionoulis, G. Rice, B. VVeathersby, E. Herring. Smncling, left to right: M. Tyson, Creekniore, S. Benton, S. Dixon, S. Faulkner, A. Blount. E. Spain, M. Sasser, Lamm, V. Weatherby, B, Morris, Moore. BARBARA -I. DEANs Mas. CHRISTINE -IOYNER AlARY STRICKLAND Editor Adviser Business illnimger Page Eiglity-six WRANGLER'S CLUB Under the guidance ol' hlrs. Bettv VVooten, this vearis VVrangler's Cluh has achieved a most creditahle record. Organized late in the school vear, the group made a concentrated eflort to acquaint themselves with the national high school dehating topic: Besolved that all i-Xmeri can citizens should he suh-iect to conscription lor essential service in time ol' war. So successliul was their activitv that hoth the allirmative and negative teams were victorious in the triangular dehates against Kinston and Boclxv Mount. lhis resulted in hoth teams entering the district cons test at hleredith College: here thev were defeated hv more experienced dehating groups. Hem hers chosen to the VVilson allirmaf tive team were ,lacliie Lewis and Margery Newtong the negative team included Charles Vllehster and Lvnn Bissette, with Donnie lXlcLain and Stevie Yionoulis as alternates. First row: F. Yelverton, P. -lohnson. C, Bradley, K. Vllooten. S. Yionoulis. D. McLain, F. lellerson. Second row: D. Herring, B. Bice, Al. Childs, rl. Lewis, L. Bissett, Strickland. Third rmv: L. Bissette, C. Tyndall, N. Stott, C. Boykin, Liles, Snipes, UI. Creek- more, B. Brinkley, L. -lerltins, Nl. New- ton, Mrs. Vllooten. BUS DRIVERS Sharing the reputation For safety and dependahilitv which is assos ciated with the North Carolina school hus operators, our drivers are the hacltbone of our schools transportation service. Safetv. cour' tesv and responsihilitv are essential in the vital taslt ol' bringing stu- dents to and from their homes. Drivers pictured here, from left to riglzt are: Billy Raper, Glenn Gardner, Billy Richardson, Frank Galloway. Billy Braswell, Larry Speight, Floyd Varnell. Page Eiglzfv-seven WILDLIFE Builders in the best sense of the word, our Vilildlife Clubs sponsor the studv of North Carolina wild- life resources. Aware that much of our wildlife has been destroved bv greed and ignorance, members co- operate in learning approved meth- ods of restoring and maintaining this wealth. Left, C. Saleebv, M. Davis, Stott and C. Moore view interest- ing science table exhibits. First row: DI. Brice, I. Bovlcin, R. Godwin, R. llathawav. Richard- son, S. Plaver, B. Jones, B. Driver. Second row: F. Lewis, B. Pom- frev, F. Price, Davis, Forbes. F. Price. Third row: Evans, Crutc. I. Gordon, Keen, T. Etheridge. N. Messer, Mrs. Bovkin. Fourth row: C. Nliller, E. Strick- land, C. Tedder, E. Bridgers, R. O'Neal. First row: L. Turner, C. Fleming. D. Iovner, B. Povthress, G. Davis. NI. Shadle, S. Iovner. Second row: F. VVells, B. Flora. N. Pitchi, M. VVoodarcl, Page. E. Messer. Tliird row: B. Brantlev. B. Wat- son, M. Matthews, K. Valentine. M. Teacher, H. Shealv, D. Moran. Mrs. Braxton. Fourth row: B. Neustadt, L. Baker, R. Page, D. Norris, R. Thorpe, Eatmon, D. Davis, M. Nichols. CLUBS The cluhs' indoor stuclv is sup plernentecl hv lielcl trips which result in additional specimens for their collection. Science tables, shown here, emphasize club interests. Sponsors are: Mrs. Bovkin, Mrs. Braxton, hliss Chandler, Mrs. Hack- ncv, Mrs. Wlalls, Miss VVilliumson and Mr. Vllooclall. Bight, D. Lamm. l. Johnson, D. Meeks, B. Scott, H. Hodges, L. Dowclv ancl T. Fish are pictured. First row: T. Suggs, P. VVilliams. Y. Ferrell, N. Bell, L. Dowclv, P. VVinstead. Second row: D. Lamm, B. Meeks, I. Johnson, Brvant, Langlev. C. Carrawav, AI. Russell. Third row: Bass, YV. Narron. D. Meeks, T. Fish, B. Scott, H, Hodges. Fourtlz row: L. jones, F. Daven' port, hi. VVebster, L. Baper, D. Johnson, Barnes, K. Bratllev, D. Minshexv, Miss Chancller. First row: S. Driver, B. Cole, E. Bass, E. Barnes, R. Kello, Barnes. S. Gordon, M. Jarman. Second row: Bissett, VVilli- forcl, L. Rogers, Boswell, Barnes, A. Gardner, D. Barnes. Third row: K. Mitchell. hlorf gan, F. Evans, T. Lowe, VV. Eason, F. Bradshaw, VV. Bissett, Bar- bour. Fo1u'tl1 row: H. Adkins, A. Carr. B. Moosha, T. Perrv, Mrs. Hack- ney. WILDLIFE CLUBS First row: F. Felton, E. Rloore ll. Lewis, Il. blones, L. -lobe, R Hunter. Second row: -I. Vllilliams, Vllil liamson, Franklin, F. Pridgen Il. Hewitt, N. Forbes, P. Vllliitc. Tlziril row: Goutlv, L. Hadlev L. Driver, Railev, B. Rhodes, Mrs Vllalls, D. Dennv. Fourth row: R. Korneguv, E Newton, Mercer, D. Skinner R. Geline, B. Forbes, K. Holland ll. Rzlper, nl. Cliilcls. lfirxl row: E. Ratelielor, I. Vlllieel er, -I. Rullin, C. Saleebv, C. Mat tliews, D. VVliitlev, R. Owens, IJ Sutton. Second row: F. Strickland. B Dean, Glover, I. Tavlor, M Jackson, Nl. Davis, P. VVilliams, C Ritter. Tlzirrl row: -I. Grant, K. jovner R. Radford, E. Bovkin, Hales, G llovner, Miss xK7illi2lIDSOIl. Fmirlli mir: Stott, R. Tliigpen K. Stallings, Vllilliford. -I. Bras well, C. Moore, D. Braswell. First rmv: M. Vlllieeler, L. Driver B. Dawson, R. Spence, E. Vllalker, S. Grilfen, VV. VVarren. Second row: M. VVatson, G. Bass, E. VVindlia1n, D. Barfield, D. Shir- lev, S. Cherrv, A. Daniel. Third row: J. Nlurphv, E. john- son, L. High, R. VVhirlev, O. God- win, M. Vllooclard, Blr. Vllooclall. C. Clark, B. 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X , E K VARSITY BAND A Strilie up the bandl ln their blue and gold uniforms, preceded bi X . . , spirited drum major and majorettes, Varsity Band members are on the marchl Wlhether the scene is the football held, the auditorium stage or the courthouse steps, past performances of the group have led us to expect w excellent entertainment and a good show. lirom that awe-inspiring moment when their rendition of the National Anthem stirs the great crowd to its heart. the band members are verv much in evidence at our football games. The ingenuity and skill which ther contribute to the half-time extravaganzas result in a show that keeps spectators glued to their seats. Their appearance at pep rallies, assemblv programs and downtown parades is hailed with enthusiasm, and their annual spring concert is a redfletter occasion. I-iirst row: Y. Lanclen, bl. Roberson. A. Barnes, L. Bass, Fields, Brinkley, hir. Eller, E. Vllilliamson, M. Moore, Lamm, B. Sharpe. Second row: D. Oaltev, Benton, E. Herring, M. Parker, N. Vllebb, S. Spanos, A. Nloore, B. Strickland, M. Driver, V. Stott, Vllaller, B. Brinklev, R. Matthews, D. llathawav, V. Trut-blood, L. Morris, D. Batts. Third row: hi. Herring, P. Oalaev, C. Barlield, A. Povthress, VVillia1ns, B. Bice, l.. Denny, E. Hill, T. Strickland, B. Boone, Stancil, l. Flowers, A. Pritchard. X ,I. Childs, Lamm, -I. Edwards. G. Bass, B. Scott, -I. Hill, B. Moore, F. Varnell, X C. Bowe. l l Fourth row: E. Dew, S. Faulkner, B. Braswell, C. Bardin, B. lohnson, F. Mason. R B. Nlurrav. N. Vllillialns, Horton, l. Batten, V. Howell, B. lovner, hi. VVilliams, X r . Lamm. B. Farmer, L. johnson, II. Tavlor, H. Epps. i Fiftlz row: I. Deans, D. Felton. K. Barnes, C. hlurphv. T. Kirbv, E. Bissette. 5 7 lu Gallowav, lm. Vlilliams, H. High, B. Dillon, M. High, T. Batchelor. Ma. B. A. ELI i ii Director JUNIOR BAND Iiirsi row: Mclean, AI. Bovcttc, P. -Iolmson, S. Stan- litlicriclgc, B. Bisst-llc, IJ. IXIIKIUINIIII, C. 'I lnomas, I. til, G. Lamin. Sccoflfl row: lf. vlizcglcgzllf. l?i1l,I-UIEUY Bl- Barnes. Sixilz Vow: Xkaitlxiiia, S. Pittman, IJ. Wfitliiiis ITrkk1llTli1I,'liI..Bllltltcllicxssi ll?-lTllxxilol:'M. FBQLIIS. Xlkllilislilzllll, lg' il riilvllllmn' Ml lllllkw' cf'iI'l ll' l l 'lf'IflN 'I' C. Tvnclall, O'Ncal, E. Tunncll. Fflllflll row: -l' Sm 'NSS' -l' SUN' l'f11H w ll' 'Il f'Ij- 'BU,lw'll Barton, E. Morris, M. llousc, D. Lamm, D. Llcwcllvn. 'm'f1.I' C ffC'sHH111'- I' lulsxfll- H' L 4'll Il I' I Slmmcr I. Liles, P. Icfferson. YI. Iarman. Fifflz row: VI. VVilson. G- IVWU- ll- CHIC- D- VIUIM N- Mflilill II- IININ C. Bolnlvins, F. Klcrritt, Nl. VVatson, K. Vklilliams, D. ll. Powell, IJ. lfpps, N. Stott, Nlr. lfllcr. BEGINNERS' BAND First row: Bass, I. Ioyner, M. Vick, A. VVinstf.-acl P. Cherry, A. Hathawav, E. Herring, D. Briclgcrs. K Barnes, S. Daughtridge, M. Collins, D. Smith, T Strickland, Bovette, Holdford, D. Lamm, B. Mins chew, B. Batts. Second row: P. Pappas, B. High, B Pridgen, E. Poe, Bissett, Newton, Y. VValston. E Iones, B. Whirlcv. Roberson, C. Smith, G. Felton A. Thomas, H. Dickerson, T. Sanford, P.. Vklilliams, O. Landen, L. Dowdv. B. Harris, Parker, R. VVin stead, C. Wlclab. Thinl rout M. Miller, -I. Tomlinson N. Rogers, M. Simon, M. Bcvnoltls. B. Bass, E. Var nell, D. McLain, I. Leach, B. Klcrccr. L. Pinch, XY nlurrav, B. Vklliitliiclcl, B. VVoocl, ll. Finch, P. Perrx VV. Harclv, D. Felton. Fourtli row: E. Bass. B. Baker P. Nlcllorrougli, Davis, T. Rik-v, Batten. C. Stan cil, Gardner, B. Edwards, B. Vllcst. ll. XVinsteacl L. Newton, I. Ellen. S. Wanstcacl, B. Wlalkcr, Ci Spanos, Mr. Eller. sx x 'W . DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATICDNS liimt mum C.. Carter. L. NleGnwgni, ll. llurnes, X. MCC- . . e C. Kellum. ,l- Haxniltnn, B. lggmui, ll. Pierce, E. Newsnnie, E. Baker, A. Meadmvs, . l3ClXX'llI'Ll8, G. Davis. Tlzinl Voir: U. Nlnttliews. ll. liurnes, K. Page, li Gill, li. Cale, li. Lucas, -I. lzivlnr, Ci. llmvninq, Klr. llycle. , 4. . . v A i i U Since N39 tlie lDlX'Cl'5lllCLl CJCCLIIILIIIUIIS prcegruiii luis represented the ellorts nl nur selinol tn train those stuclents wlin plan to enter slaillecl oeeuputicms. Uncler their ecmrclilizitnr, Mr. R. XV. llxcle. nieinluers nl this group seek to eomlvine elussrooin I'ClLllll1C5 xxitli mvjnlw experience. Luezll lirlns enfopemte in tlie Venture. A -' Vucrienee for B. Eusnn il tlieuter pinxidcs exp tlie nrt of wincluw dressing. Luca :vis learns XE X ,V ' X ?X Q M ATHLETICS . . . which develop morale and team spirit essential to building. COACHING STAFF Coach llenry l-. Madden has headed our athletie personnel for six years as Die reetor of Athleties. lle has met outstand ing sueeess in his ellorts to huild strong teams from small and inexperienced maf terial. llis worla at the Charles L. Coon lligh School has resulted in many strong and lieared eonlerenee teams. YV. l. Uieliens, a veteran of eight years' serviee on our eoaehing stall, earns our praise for his slxill in molding strong junior varsitx' lioothall and hasltethall teams. Since 1950, when he was ealled to fill the shoes of Coaeh Red llenton, he has given a line perliorrnanee with our varsitx' hasehall teams. Coaeh Carl Grad, a neweomer to the athletie stall, hrought with him new ideas to improve athletie partieipation. Some ol his projeets inelude the introduetion ol toueh loothall, hors' intramural haslxethall, and daneing in gym elasses. As assistant lloothall eoaeh. he has proved his eompe- tener. We 4 Mn. Il. L. lXlADDEN Director of Atlileties Our feminine athletes are very eapably managed hx' ixliss Virginia Knowles. Directing no less than thirteen girls' intramural haslxethall teams and our girls' tennis team, Miss Knowles Consistently has produced teams ol' ehampionship caliber. Nia. Clint. Guan Miss Viiicsima KNowLg:4 Mn. VV. I. DICKENS Corzeli Coueli Coaclz Page Niizety-six .S ll -c MONOGRAM CLUB A momentous event in the lives nl' nur athletes comes when they tire lnrixilcgecl liar the first time to wear the 'WVR' on their sweat ersezi prnucl syrnhnl which signilies that they have etirnccl their letter in one nl' the Varsity sports. Further, it inclictltes that they are niein hers of the athletes' own Ul'glll1lf2lllHI1 the Mnnogiuiin Club. With il history stuclcletl xx ith names ol' stztr athletes who haute gone on tn eurn their places in college aintl pmlessinriiil sports, the Monngrznn Cluh restricts its mem hership to the letter tncn. l he cm etetl XX s ure clistrihutecl annually tn new menihers alt the Ol'gL1I1lZllfl0Il.S spring hunquet, where initis tutes are uclvisecl that the cluh exists primarily to further the iclealls nl' gcrncl slucwtsintiiisliilu Serztetlz T. Barnes, Secrettiryfl-retisztrerg G. Rice, l'icef Presitleutg L. hlclieel. President. Stumling: Mr. ll. L. between thc OPIWSIUX tCtlmS mul lull 'min M2'dfll'H- flfl1'f5U - players. Nr. I l. L. Muclclcn is the clulu iiclxiser. First row: G. Dawson, Ellis, D. Vvinstezicl, G. VVatsun, Efzell, Innes. Second rote: F. Shingle-ton, Stallings, L. Mclieel, B. Nleflxrtliur, VVilliz1ms, P. Thnmpsun, VV. Lznnln, ll. Stnne. Tlrird rout: B. Rand, T. Stuncil, VV. Ethriclge, T. Barnes, Barnes, Mnrris, 13. Morris, B. Bonne, E. Mercer. K. Barnes. Fozirtlz row: G. Rice, Rand, R. Vllzircl. C. Thorne, R. Matthews, E. Vllcicmclzircl, Marlowe, T. Vllillillnrcl, B. Cav, Page Nizzety-seven First row: Manager Grady Eatman, Gene VVatson, Richard VVard, Norris Williams, VV. M. Etheridge. 7 Second row: Coach Carl Grad, S. M. Barnes, VK illiani Lamin, jimmy Millard, Kenneth Barnes, jimmy Marlowe. Third row: Carlton Thorne, Luther Nlelieel, Bohhv Cav, Teddy Barnes, Billv Stone. T. l3AnN1fs L. NTCKEEI. Page Ninety-eight CO-CAPTAINS The eo-captains for the Cyclones this year were Teddy Barnes and Luther Melieel. Teddy was the fullhaek and did an exception! ally good joh at plowing over wouldfhe taeklers. Luke was the winghaelt and did some very good work on reverse plays. lle was injured for a great part of the season, hut heeause ol' his outstanding play, he was ehosen to two All-Eastern Clubs. The loss of these two boys will he felt greatly hy next yearls team. 1 . Q Q ' ' I? Y ffl I -V ,L , - , , ,. ,, . 5 I KN I . Q ' X 1 , 1 ' - K 1 , L X ' 5 'A , no X , . , V . .-Si.. . X ' . ' ' A 'ff' 2 , , ks- f 1 , i ' M ,A QA . 5 . z x, N, .X M , ., . X Q. 5 y ' , 5 y x .:,.:..' x . . 9 5 I n ' 1 N 1 ' 1' K ' - - A ' f' ' . .QV K , , , l' 1 4 ! V L 'Y N Y, ' N 9 2 , 2 - 1 x QM y 2 'V K V ff , M 5 E . 5 , . Q Q 1 1 Q , f , P, M. 'W I x I Uk f X f 6 - ' K , y . , ,ny Ja .,f w X. lf .' , a 3 4 1 f, ' , y ' fe, , I ' ' '43 2 A Goff? 1, ,2j.f'f 'Q ,X '- X ' f - 2 'WX ', 12 2 -M ,f , 'V-' M5352 Q f fi .MW X K. H V, ff 1.-,, X - . f WM I if ' ' mfr?F545i1W, Q K if 1 5 'y ffiff w V :fs ' K A 'v 7' n A E , X it 0 4 0 3 ' fl ' ,ci Ai .X . P . 2 ' i ' f - P Q, I y A ,, 2, . W - ,, M f g ,i M A, nj X ,I .9 ,,,. x ffl? ,f -f X. f 5 -W -' A wat Ve favs- X 1 is My x, Q Q Q75-' . - ff f f ff ,, x ,fv., H Agn 2 B2 K ,S N W5 , 4 1 X i Q 3 M X ,, , M X ff f 4 ' I 4 1 'l JOE ELLIS B BY GAY RKHARD WARD GENE DAWSON Q! Ji Qs? X 1 TOMMY STA N- NORRIS WILLIAMS W. M. ETH ERI DGE TEDDY BARNES LUTHER M'KEEL 15 JOE Wll. GEO GE RICE if X, X f MS FCOTBALL FIGHTERS Top: Luke Mclicel skirts his own right end for additional yardage. Center: Pictured is George Rice, All-Eastern, who was chosen to play in the Shrine Bowl Game Bottowz: 'lomrny Stuncils aerial to Bobby Gay results in a touchdown. ff 'A 4 ' Qzv ix 95 X P 1 4 ef . 4 x- . v 1 1, 0 1 f 1 ,D 'wa-vu w -,,.. 8, xv . V if ff, ' 3 'K A if ':,,.,x,k,'v .. , W, 4 ' AQ-v mfs. as if ' ' Q ,-Qgyx .. ,. 2525- 1 gg 2 ,,, fi? QQ ?'Q 1'i . aff' I . 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'linimv llill, loan Bovette, Bobby' Morris, Cleo H A f' ' C X' Vllorley. Snzizmlilzg: Donnie lNlcLain, Havwoocl Etlinundson, Charles Poston, Billv hlinschew. VVc want ii touchclownl VVC want a touchdown! The chant rumhles through the stadium, reaching the topmost benches as spectators are caught up in the excitement inspirecl hy whirling clcryishes in white sweaters. VVC long shall cherish the memory ol' these, our checrleiiclcrs, for their enthusiasm is a contagious spirit which wrings yictory from defeat, loyalty from apathy. Pugu Une llzimlrccl liour sl-ZQQQ 1 ... JUNIOR FODTBALL Running from the il-U formation, the -luelones, uncler Coach Dieliens, were vie- torious in four games during the 1951 gricliron season. Vvith two wins over Boelu' Blount. hy l8f6anc1 13-6, the -luelones also clefeatecl Baleigh in Ll 6-O win anal trainplecl Tarhoro with a 3470 score. Losses came at the hands of Colclshoro in 20-O and 1276 seores and in the contest with VVenclel1, in which the lluelones were on the losing end of the 27-O score. The lzicloizes are picturecl above. First row: Vvatlcins, T. Strieli- land, Jarman, K. Vvilliarns, P. Jefferson, B. Trevathan, B. Draug- han, D. Pipkin, -1. Creeliinore, D. Felton. Second row: A. Thomas. D Lamm, N. Pridgen, E. Spivey. L. Faulkner, B. Morris, YV. Clark. D VVhee1er, C. Kinnev, Holclford Al. Bovette. v Third row: Manager H. Powell. S. Yionoulis, D. Barnes, Thomp- son, F. Deans, P. Blake. B. Rand. A. Moore, Leach, Shaclle, B. Clegg, Manager R. VVil1iams. Bight: Coach VV. 1. Dickens is explaining a football maneuver to N. Priclgen and D. Lamm. Kneeling: Norris Wlilliains, 13i11v Stone. Managcrs. Stumlivzigz ,loc Vllilliains, alolinnv Stallings, Clarcncc Caron, loc Rand, Richard VVard, Foy Shinglcton. Ixd VVooc1arcl. llovcc Nlatthcws, llohlw Cav, -loc Morris, Pctc Thompson, Toininv liirhv. VARSITY BASKETBALL illic closc ol' thc 1952 haslxcthall scason saw thc Cycloncs hcaclccl for thc Statc AAA 'liournaincnt in Durham, altcr having placccl liourth in thc Eastcrn AAA Con, lcrcncc. Pcrliorining gallantly in the first clay of tournamcnt play, Coach 1X'1ac1c1cn's hoys wcrc clclicatccl hy liiglilyfliavorccl Crccnshoro in a 59448 scorc. ilihc 1952 top scorcrs wcrc Richarcl XAXLIII1 anal Ecl Wfooclarcl, with 284 points and 225 points i'cspcctix'c1y. A 1953 championship proiniscs to rcsult from this scason's cxpcricncc. ooclarcl liuilx llogcrs' fit-Id goal. Nlattlicws hlocks V1'orrc11. is 504' xt S0 23 lif Sail , ,x l A ,pf Seated: Henrv Powell, Manager. Kneeling: Keith Vllilliams, Stevie Yionoulis, llax' Morris. Clarence Nichols, Pinlw -lcllerson, ,lamcs Creelcmore. Siamvlinig: Don Lamm, ,lohnnv ilihoinpson, llrucc llose, lircclclie Deans, 'Ioe jones, Donalcl Vllheeler. JUNIOR BASKETBALL Pacecl hy Freclclie Deans, with 19-l points, ancl Paul lllalie, with 188 points, Coach lrv Dickens' inexperienced ,Iuclone squacl wcatherecl a tough season hut gained much of that valuable Hlinow-how -which shoulcl result in varsitx' status lor live of its members. Freclclie Deans, Paul lllalxe, llill Pmancl, ,loc 'lones anal Clarence Nichols are among those who show promise ol' consiclerahle action with the N53 Cyclones. This season enclecl with a reeorcl of seven wins ancl fourteen losses. Thompson is clue a free shotl lt's a jump hall lor Blake anal XVilliams f SN 5 L 0 . 1 joE1oNEs Ion Monms f B A s E B A L L ,lt 4 ': ii ii f AigA ilihe 1951 Cvelones, weakened bv the loss of manv former stars, 1 A rose above the problems of an inexperienced team to place third in the Eastern AAA Conference. rlihe outstanding batters of the season L Q were Luke hlelicel, .-1903 Bill Simpson, 378g and Bud Etheridge, 360. 'lieddv Barnes, Billy Boone and 'loc jones were top hurlers on the pitching stall. hlelfeel led with a total of -13 bases, while Etheridge was the clutch hitter, with 25 runs batted in. Named for K xxAe,, the second consecutive vear to the A11'State team, 1XleKee1 served 9,01 2 Ltriiiigu Nleliiiiii. as a 1951 eo-captain. Coach Dickens felt justihable pride in his team as the season closed with Cvelone victories over Favetteville and Vvilmington . ciliNli 1JAwsoN BILLY Booiwg 8191 .a mf , f-i ,. Wilson. . . Wilson. . . VVilson Wilson VVilson Wilson Wilson, . . VVilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Vvilson lonwiwx' S'i'AI.1-INc:s Giioncn IRICIZ 1951 WON 7-LQST 5 .... 4 Raleigh . . . 7 Goldsboro . . ..7 ..6 ..5 1 ....1O ....15 ....1il ..3 ..9 Rovciz lXilAT'I'HEWS Rocky hlount Durham .... Fayetteville . Wilmington Raleigh .... Goldsboro .. Rocky Mount Durham .... Fayetteville . Wilmington KN -N N-9, f , f g P . l 1 ,,: J I ,,,, f TEDDY BAnNrzs FRED XIICK YEAH CAPTAINS REPORT TO COACTII nteling: B. Sharpe, E. Benton. Seutel: P. Cherrv, Edwards, oolts, A. Moore, E. llerring. Strzmling: ,I, Barnes, I-. Thomas. I Spun N. Bogers, Davis, 'I. Creekmore, Miss lxnowles. ou I t Spain hopes to get that ball to Bovette or Blount in spite l uuirds Bitten, Tomlinson and Stith. ou vzl: Gill, Bovkin and XVatson light for Sinitlrs rebound. GIRLS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL VVhen classes are over and most of the student body is gone, the after-school quiet is broken by sounds of bouncing balls, shrill whistles and much laughter in the gym. This is a surprise to no one, for girls' intramural basketball is a well- rooted tradition in our school. Sponsored bv the Keyette Club, the sport has brought out a record one hundred eightyAhi'e participants this year. hliss Knowles, their coach, is kept busy with the competitive games of the thirteen teams. BUILDERS IN REVIEW Drum IIHIIOI' Fields leads Inzljorettes out for Student Council President EIAOIDIDI' XfVillilord the hall'-time. Kneeling are Pmoherson, Lunden. presents prize to the worst-dresscdn ut the Sharpe. Standing are Brinkley, Lumin, Bass, Sudic Ilawltins diincc-Ann Nichols und Luke Moore, Barnes, VViIliznnson, Fields. IX'IcKceI. The Key Cluh band furnishes sweet music Un the field und on the hcnch, the Cyclones at the club party for the faculty. arc FCLILIX' for action. Page One Humlretl Eleven Spiritccl grnncs ul' luirsltctlmll lvriglrtcn tlrc lung Choir mcmldcrs ll. Yioncmulis, B. Dillon, B. xxintcr L'X'CI1lI1g5. 'lnlrnsun untl B. Ellis arc uccornpnniccl lrcrc by l'l2lI1lSl P. X'vlI15lC2lCl. Our lunwlt is cntling. ln its pugcs nrt' tlcpictccl tlrc iclculs, tlic zrrclritccts, tlic lvuilclcrs, rlmt- lnlucprints Qrncl thc luuilclings. 'lilwrc remain only tlmc Ul3SCl'VCl'S-lOyLll patrons upon xylrmn our sclmfil urn tlcpcncl lm' cnetmrtigcincnt. ililic rccortl of unotlicr sclmol your liars lvccn clnnniclccl 2lI1Cl will not ultcr, but that which it portrays will gn Ol1!ll1C clmllcngc ol' luuilcling will cycr inspire tlrc lvuilclcrs, who luclicyc so implicitly that Hllru lluturc is tlrc 1'L'llcctio1r ul' our prcscnt cc1r1st1'Llt'tiurrs. llmyiritl Llllll Nl. lfincli pruyitlc lJl'LllUllIiL'S Boosters L. Bissctt, ill. XfVillil'orcl uncl E. llcr- ulu lun zrntl nonsense. ring yisit tlrc iiLl1'ID to ctrpturc 21 lwirtl for their url-Lll'liCX'S for 'lioticliclownsu campaign. www! 124fLr+5'W c' -1 1 sw 4 f Q THE DBSERVERS Advertisers . . . whose unfailing interest and loyalty have ever inspired the builders RMNIES Sz COX OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH ERS '52 COCOON O ne Hundred Fourteen The Future of Our Country Depends on You So Good Luck to You - Class of '52 AMERICAN LEGION ROBERT B. ANDERSON PosT 13 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation P ,Q O Hundred Pf J. C. PENNEY CCD., INC. WILSON, N. C. SMITH WAREHOUSES A B C WILSON, N. C. ROY B. WEBB National Bank Building WILSON, N. C. INSURANCE AGENCY Protection e Service -- Depemdabilityu GARIJIIEIVS DAIRY PRIIIIUCTS VELVET ICE CREAM GRADE A HOMOGENIZED MILK RETAIL AND WHOLESALE Highway 30I Phone 3056 O HddS WILSON, N. c. WILSON, N. C. Brokers-Distributors VISIT Fresh Meats Er Vegetables New Location 809 Park Ave. BRAGG ST. GROCERY Flowers For Your Occasion 312 Bragg Sheet Phone 4337 Your Prrerrdly Grocer WILSON, N. C. 7!..,m..r-MZerf.,e Camper, PARKER'S BAR-B-Q Better Furniture Fried Chicken, Steaks Funeral Dareerers-Embelmere 0YSfefS-Any SWIG Ambul enee Service Phone 3121 Highway 301 Soufh WILSON, N. C. WH-SON, N- C- Page One Hundred Seventee R. F. BELAND Plumbing and Heating Contractors WALTER S. HINES BARBER SHOP Phones Office 3927 Residence 3558 We Appreciate Your Patronage 220 E. Barnes Street Courtesy QM Hobby WILSON, N. C. W. G. REID 81 CDMPAIIY Wilson's Music Center II5 S. Goldsboro St. we Georgian oom II7 W. Nash Street wlLsoN, N. c. W -SON' N- C- A. C. loyner Telephone 5395 ELECTRICAL CO. .lOYNER'S MEMORIAL STATE CONTRACTORS CEMETERY MEMORIALS 30l Highway South of Wilson Home and Commercial Appliances We Repair Anything llllllllllil IIIIIIIIR IIIIIIIPIIIII IIS S. Lodge St. WILSON, N. C. Hudson-Willys Dealer W. V. O. T. WlLSON'S VOICE OF TOBACCOLAND Page One Hundred Eighteen C. C. BENTON 81 SONS A rchitects and Engineers l20 W. Tarboro Street WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Wizgngvfl MILLWORK COMPANY Dial 4718 Woodwork of Distinction WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA BRlDGER'S PAINT 81 WALLPAPER 00. WILSON, N. C. Paint, Wallpaper, Venetian Blinds Art Supplies by Grumbacker Make Your Pomt Problems Our Busmess Dial 4428 MURPHY'S Hot Sandwiches, Sodas and Plate Lunches 'lr ALL STUDENTS wELcoMEo 'A' Under New Management S. I-I. Gordrmer Floyd Gordoer Bruce Morgan PgeOeH dalNt Two Stores In Wilson Hlllllf BllllllHl'S SUPPH IIUIIIPHIIY Better Material For Better Buildings Old Black Creek Road Phones 6660-4225 WILSON, N. C Due Hundred 'lqwenty C155 Wilson Petroleum Company J d C155 Wilson and Carolina Theaters Wilson's Leading Theaters Where The Leading Hits Play BARRETTS PRINTING HOUSE 130 N. Goldsboro Street Dial 2820 WILSON, N. C. L. C, Carpenter, Propruetor BARKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE AND BARGAIN BASEMENT Sell best-for Less 201-03 South Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. fr. ' iii Page ,Ji kg, gf, Yi ,JSF 2 A it fi E 0 'M 5 A is 'W e Y One Humlrcd Twenty-two SWIN SON WILSQN DRUG CQ. FURNITURE CO., INc Since 1888 106-108 W. Barnes Street Phone 4436 WHITE'S TIRE L1SABETH'S SERVICE 126 S. Tarboro Street RECAPPERS WILSON, N. C. 508 S. Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C 1 E61 Wlmutef Cwmer R H LE I G H R O H D To Look Your BEST G R Q C E H Y Visit Groceries-Meats-Produce 407 Raleigh Highway Phone 6119 1011111 1 A. A. RUFFIN SAYS GULF SERVICE ALL OVER TOWN LUPEB 81 RILEY HIIT SHUPPE II7 S. Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. Phone 2575 IlANN'S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Your C-.E. Dealer Toys and Fishing Tackle IIS W. Nash St. Underwood Typewriters Sundstrand Accounting Machines CAROLINA OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Printers-Stationers-Office Outfitters W. Nash Street Wilson, N. C. W'L50Nf N- C- Telephone 2337-2118 Known for Beauty, Quality, Styles A N D Y ' S Q Q Where Friends Meet ' DRESS SHO-Pe II5 S. Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C. 219 E. Nash Sf. Wilson, N. C. Page One Hzuzclred Twenty-four Corbett motor C O m 'D 8 n y Incorporated 202 East Green Street Jeweleys WILSON, N. C. Serving Wilson For Sales-BUICK-Service Half A Century S SEEKING NEW BUSINESS ON RECORD OF SERVICE WE RENDER BRANCH BANKING 81 TRUST CUMPI-INY The Sote Execotoru Total Resources Over SIO0,000,000.00 DEPARTMENTS: Commercio! Irwsorormce Investments Sovmgs E Trusts Mortoge Looms E Bonds Sote 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 l'l D. Bateman, Pres, S. S lavvrmr rg Vive-Pres fi Comptroller I E. Pascliall, Vive-Pres O Caslrior E B, Crow, lr, Virt-'Pres Z7 True! Oltiier lark L Saltilrvvell, Vice-Pres Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Page One Hundred Twenty -five THE WILSON DAILY TIMES Your Wilson County Newspaper EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS Circulation th 10,000 Play Refreshed . . . Have A Coke I fix Before Iiw gum'-,dui'1nglIn' 5.rllu:,.1flcl lin: game, A frvaly Imlllc of ne wld Cum-Cola IS so refreshing, BARNES - HI-IHHELL CU. OETTINGERS Department Store OETTINGERS Men's Store WiIson's Leading Store Since 1869 Allen Paint Sc Paper Co. Paint-Wallpaper-Fabrics Custom Picture Framing IO Hllf M. D. ETIIERIDGE Plumbing-Heating Appliances-Model Kitchens II9 W. Barnes St. WILSON, N. C. FAULKNER NEON Dependable Neon Sign Service Luttlujohri Fcunllfrmvr, Owmrr Vaughans Jewelers Watches, Diamonds, Music, Watch Repairing IO6 E. Barnes St. Phone 5707 WILSON, N. C. P. 8 M. Distributors IIIIIIIIIIIII Illillli SIIIIII QUALITY BAKERY 50TH ANNIVERSARY For Snow White Laundry 1902 1952 And Superior Cleaning Tw FARMERS JIMMIE DEMPSEY INC. FARMERS CUTTUN 0IL 00. WILSON, N. C. Page One Ilzuzdreil Twenty-s SUPER EOOD CENTER OUR SPECIALTY IS FINE FOODS FOR WILSON'S FINEST FAMILIES 509 Herring Avenue Dial 4800--5888 TIRE SERVICE, INC. Expert Recapping ana' Vulcarzizing The Best In The Business WILSON, N. C. Dial 5932 CENTRE BRICK WAREIIDUSE BOYETTE BROTHERS Groceries, Market, and Hardware South Tarboro St. WILSON, N. C. 1gO H deIT ty ght Cl-IRULINI-I LAUNDRY and CLEANERS LINVILLES, INC. Quality Concrete Products Steel Sash and Doors WILSON, N. C. RICKS GULF MOSS BICYCLE SERVICE SHOP E. Nash Street WILSON, N. C. HUNT'S 3148 - AMBULANCE SERVICE - 3I49 Funeral Directors IOIIIIF Den ny's Jewelers Flowers For All Occasions STARR The Florist IO8 W. Nash St. Wilson, N. C. Tne llorise ot Nationally Advertised 508 Maplewood Ave' Dial 2108-2109 Merchandise ii 5 3 Lamm's Grocery ll Market Groceries-Meats-Fish Gas-Oil and Hardware Highway 301-South Phone 3828-5 ONWARD, WILSON HIGH! B A R S H A Y ' S REX BEST Distributor of ESSO PRODUCTS STANTONSBURG, N. C. HUGHES MOTORS, INC South Street At Douglas Your Dependable Dodge Dealer DODGE-PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCK Page One llumlred Thirty R. E. DEAN S Plumbing E99 Heating Contractor 109 North Douglas Street WILSON, N. C. Morrison's Drug Store Complete Drug Service Briggs H t I Building WILSON, N. C. Farmers Warehouses Gill's Radio Service RADIO-TELEVISION-SOUND ir 'Service For Your Pleawlf- I O I1 llll MEET YOU AT 'l'i'lE CREAMERY Whitehead and Anderson PG WILSON, N. C The Imperial Tobacco Company iOf Great Britain and Ireland, Limited? WILSON, N. C. COLUMBIA BAKING COMPANY Bakers of Southern Bread and Cake WILSON, N. C. BROWN OIL COMPANY, INC. Distributors PURE OIL PRODUCTS Diai 2500-4201 WILSON, N. C IgO Haarz 1 Mgrris' Grgqjery IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SIIIIII 553 E. NGSI1 St. Wilson, N. Geneyal Meychandise GROCERIES'MEA-I-S II9 South Tarboro Street VEGETABLES WILSON, N' C' QUALITY PECANS GIFTS PECAN CANDIES NOVELTIES Guaranteed Highway 30I LUCAMA, N. C. WILLIFUHD BHUTHEHS, Inn. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH C-MC TRUCKS Sales Service WILSON, N. C. 'The IVIGHI5 Shop Arrow Shirts Knox Hats BARNHILL DRUG CO. WILSON, N. C. WILSON, N. C. Bostonian Shoes Clothcraft Clothes I U H I HI 'lilzirty-four JAMES W. BALTZEGAR General Contractor Residential-Commercial BUILDING EARTH MOVING GRADING 6' CLEARING FISH PONDS Store Lncemsc No I63'I Dial 2574 502 Factory St. For Clean Recreation WIMPYIS BANNER we WAREHDUSE LATEST SPORTS RETURNS Page Une Hzflzdrcfl 'I'I1iv'ty-fi GEORGE H. BARNES , TIN SHGP CARTER s, INC. 102 W. Nash Street Anything Made To Order Wilson's Largest Credit jewelers 212 S. Lodge St. Dial 4146 wHEELEn's Essn STATION H- L SIWH Pflllll SHUI' 24 HOUR SERVICE Automobile Painting Body and Fender Work Nash and Pender Streets WILSON, N. C. WILSON, N. C. 211 S. Pine St. Dal 3341 GILL'S GROCERY CARGLINA NEON Groceries and Meats Reliable Food At Reasonable Prices Dial 3441 915 E. Nash St. 1 OHi1Flty BELK-TYLER'S Wilsorfs Shopping Center CITY V F 'I' ILSON TOBA000 BELT RULANE GUMPANY Rulane Gas Service TAPPIN - HARDWICK - C-AS RANGES 121 N D uglas St. Ph 5671 I O Hiifl REFRIGERATION 8: APPLIANCES, Inc. Your Westinghouse Dealer Harvey J, Doughlrmlge, Mgr. ll3 S. Douglas Street Phone 2293 IE II IQ S C II UI IPI WlI,SON LODGE No. 840 MERCER'S ESSO SERVICE 'DMEM Rauf? 216 Raleigh Road I SAQIQ Phone 9643 Meet Me At Joe's lf,OIIllFl gl STIIIILITE 81 PINE VIILLEY DRIVE IN THEATRES TWEETIE'S SNACK SHOP 701 W. Lee Street SODAS-CROCERIES Joyner's Funeral Home Telephone 3134 A mbulance Service 107 N. Pine Street WILSON, N. C. FOR CLEAN USED CARS SEE GRAHAM BOYKIN B 8: IVI MOTOR CO. 901-B S. Goldsboro Street IIIIIIPIIIIIIIII ICI 81 IIIII 00. ICE-COAL-O I L WORRELL'S SEA FOOD MARKET WiIson's Sea Food Center 216 S. Goldsboro St. Dial 4485 Tom Cobb, Owner Page One Hundred Thirty-nine I-IEIVIBYMS BEAUTY SALON I'We need your head so our business' Phone 2083 210 E. Nash St DICITS HOT DOG STHDD N. C.'s Famous Hot Dogs M 81 J RESTAURANT WEST END GROCERY l'lNIUTI1mg I'3L1l TIWC BCBIH Fancy Groceries-Fresh Meats Vegetables-Fruits-Produce Good Food for Good Health U A Dual 3151 Free Delivery Air Conditioned WILSON, N, C, WEAR TODAY-PAY TOMORROW N N 1 f CENTER W WD Art Clothing Store DRAKE THEATR ES 114 S. Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. CASH OR CREDIT TOBACCO CITY MOTORS Your FORD Dealer JEFFERSON APPLIANCE EU. Barnes Street WILSON, N. C. 1550 H ldFy 3III SIIIIIIIII SIIIIIIIII Dial 96I8 500 Herr' g Ave J T I-Iolmos, Prog Wilson Furniture Eu. ANDERSON, DEANS Sz WOODARD Incorporated GENERAL INSURANCE Tidings Bible and Book Store II06 S. Goldsboro Street Phone 4982 -Ilfrc Bust ur Clnrlsilclrr LIIQVGTIIVQH Church Supplies 6' Equipment Office Supplies Cr Stationery H I G H ' S, In c., 3II-313 Herring Avenue Matthew I. I Big T. I Boykin, Jr GENERAL CONTRACTOR WILSON, N. C. N C License 205-I Plumbing-Heating Home I sulation-Weather Stripping PI10ne 4935 0' 5930 1:- - For Quick Dependable Service C I CALL A s ssi DIAMOND CAB I O IIZIFt B. A. BARNES Cotton and Fertilizer Company ,,. F Y 107 N. Douglas Street THE GIFT CENTER MUNTIIIELLU CAPE J4n,iW Air Conditioned Highway 301-South WILSON, N. C. LEWIS - BROTHERS TIRE CO- ELECTRIC SUPPLY EXPERT RECAPPING CQMPANY Phone 2133 u. s. ROYAL TIRES W'LS0N' N- C- Banner and Douglas Sts. F. W. WUULWURTH 00. I00-106 E. Nash Street WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA JOHHSOH FURNITURE COIUPHHY lgOHddFy HUUSE SELF-SERVICE GROCERY From House-to-house DIXIE SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL PAINT AND GLASS II. I. Illuollanl ll Company, Inc. GENERAL MERCHANTS MILLS CON-O-LITE General Agents Contentnea Guono Co. HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS RUBBIN5 JEWELRY ANDIMUSHIEUMPANY Musical Instruments, jewelry LYKE-NU CLEANERS We Coll For And Deliver , , , I-I II I KI E, Q A Records, Radios-Watch Repairing I 'OIC Emp WIN II2 S. Goldsboro Street Phone 4726 WILSON' N- C. 725 S. Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C Page One Humlrezl Forty-tlzre BRUCE LAMM Styled Men's Wear G and B COFFEE SHOP 301 East Green Street O. W. Sasser 81 Co. 411 S. Goldsboro Street Wilsorw's Leading Wholesale House G. S. Tucker 84 Co. WilsOn's Oldest Furniture Store PORTABLE ELECTRIC WELDING Wilson Welding and Machine Works, Inc. M E Poytl1ress,MqJr Phone 2935 Wilson, N. C. EIISTEIIN IIUTU SUPPLY llll. Wholesale and Retail AUTOMOBILE fr BICYCLES SUPPLIES MOTOR REBUILDING 123 S. Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C Paige One Hmzalred Forty-four DANIEL ROUFING SUPPLIES Incorporated IZI S. Douglas Street Dial 2346 WILSON, N. C lllilsnn Electric llompany, Inc COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE 800 S. Goldsboro Street Phone 3960 Wilson Sheet Metal Works Chrysler Airtemp Furnaces 309 S. Tarboro St. Phone 4I29 WILSON, N. C. Charles Dept. Store THE STORE OF SAVINGS ZZI-225 E. Nash Street WILSON, N. C. GOLD STREET W. M. WIGGINS 81 00. Plumbing and Heating Contractors A Friendly Sioren 606 Pender Street Phone 4733 8I2 W. Gold St. Phone Z89I WILSON, N. C. The Handy Corner H. H. WALSTON 8: SONS I U Hzuzrlrecl Forty-five ,QQ f, The Mello Fellow REG U. S. PAT. OFFIC For GOODness' Sake l IC! CREAM Page One Hundred Forty-six Have your suit tailor-made from the exact STUDEBAKER material you like in the style that Sales-Service harmonizes with your performance HACKNEY-WIGGINS CLYDE BATTS MOTOR oo., INC. WILSON' N' C' Herring Avenue NOTHING FOR NOTHING For anything worth having one must pay the pnceg and the price is always work, patience, love, self-sacrifice-no paper currency, no prorn- ises to pay, but the gold of real service. -lohn Burroughs Established I854 wu.soN RocKY MouNT Merle Norman lfnsmetic Studio WM. HINES Mar-Cill l-lair Styling Salon BARBER SHOP 323 Navi Bank Bldg. Phone 3215 '30 5- Goldsbofo Sffeef WILSON, N. C. WILSON, N. C. Page One Hundred Forty-se DAVIS AUTO CO. Auto Repairing of All Kinds HERRING'S DRUG STORE Certerator and Starter Work Dial 2983 H3 N. Lodge St PACKARD SERVICE WILLIAMS LUMBER GUMPANY '6We Sell Everything To Build Anything Dial 6101 PURITY BAKERY WILSON, N. c. BARDIN COAL COMPANY I e One Hmzdred Forty-eigiit FOR INSURANCE C011 Heilig 85 Meyers CECIL B. LAMM F,,,,,,i,,,,.,, II7 W. Barnes Street For Wise Buyers D' I 4493 unison lnnusmmi imma The AVHHUH UHFHHHS Your Friendly Bank Florist 202 Park Ave. Dial 2257 Member F D. I. C. WILSON, N. C. AGNEW-BARNES TIN SI-ICP 225 South Goldsboro Street MU5sT8 IinI1ip3IiIy,I11i:. 6 5 .165 reat eope ig t IgOHddF Shop With Confidence Af 1-1 d D' 1 'b r LederBrns.Ilepa11menl Store ee an is H u mg And Company Wear With Pride WILSON HARDWARE CGMPANY FORBES TRANSFER WILSON, N. C. Courthouse in Front of Us HUSSEY OIL AND 6'TOPS I O Hundred Fifty wo A1714 OGETIIFR. , . working together is the theme of the OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE publications department. llle cannot do our best work without your assistance-you cannot expect to get the best results from your efforts without willing assistance and cooperation from your printer. ,gr , ARTISTS AIIII IIRAFTSMEII WIIRII TIIEETIIER III CREATING IMPRESSIVE AIIII LASTIIIII RECORDS IIE YIIUR YEARS III SIIRIIIIL- ufograla 5 111, 1 w 1 1 1'-ya 11 ', 'L1 :i lxfgixg 11f 11 '.'-11'1- 11 '1'1.1' 3 1 1 111.11 fl N 1 u'1Q' 1 ' 4 41 1 . xgffx' P' 1'1, sg 1' 1 1 'stil' 'V 1' fr 1 1 1 mn! 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