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' : , 1 K ,L . , ft :ga '. , Mix .,., . 1 - ,M 1 f A 0' 2 Q n- x We' nl, 4- UKOUI6 ff , 432, QI IWIII I J A F ZA-IX, QI XJ PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS CHARLES L. CUUH HIGH SCHUUL WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA This is our hook. Recorded here, in word and picturc. are precious momcnts chosen from our lun'suit of luippincssi' lion' this good your of 1955. For in this pursuit wc lwvc found joy in tht- littlc things ol' cvcryclan' lilic lvccausc our hcurts are young and our liztith is strong. NVQ have found joy in Vvlllliillg 'lo gcthcr with cltlsstnntcs and tricnds, tcztclicrs and guides, the familiar paths that wc liuw known so long. NVQ lntvc liound joy in Singf ing 'liogcthur thc Cxpcricnccs ol' cvcrycluy lift' f nt homo, ut school. and in thc many little nichcs that wc lmw curvctl for ourscltcs in our cominunitt. NVQ have l'CL'0glli7CLl thc notes ol' our litcs, thus lair, :ts forming thc prvlutlc to the composition ol' our LiliC's Sttnlmhony. WALKING TGGETHEII . . . JL 1 V NX wa My . 69 ffisf ' I x . . . SINGING Ionamin X 'Z 4 gg' 5 kfgf XX , 1 M, xf s W ffvwf-f' QIQX. fm Klip G wi? V LIVING TOGETHER . . . 1 2' Mm' 'wwf P is-.1..2I:Ax. F HERE IS UUR YEAR .Sgoenf in wading jogefker Our Leaders as 6 8 Seniors , 0 22 juniors 0 49 Down Familiar Pathways 6 60 .Singing jogeder Sophomores 68 Freshmen 71 Sub-Freshmen 74 In Our Assemblies 1 80 And Activities A 83 caving jogefker In Our School and Community 104 And Our Athletic Combats 108 Our .S7ymloAony Achievements , 128 And Aspirations 136 xX.s.mw,Q 19 4 JM fl, ,,.A w,Lg,QLg gQAA ' V 1 U ., .5 ,. V. .Hx Ygr, au K l X T55 9 g, ma- .AQ , Y 5 . . , s H35 4 .. sf Q 1 . W w w - - ska . .Q wig? Q M, I' 'X A., .qma- sk QV? Q 'mg 'P I X 'kifigwm fmw . f 5 2 ., w , 5 ,gf 45 X ' Ei , . 'S S Y 5 I i :ily fs A Q , .v,: lm 1M4 f 22131 'iiiixx' mmm S.. I 1 K ,, ' 1 ,Nj . x r WK Va V5 if x s i X if 1 1 E3 Q 'N Ri? Ys l i l 'S Q .3 W i., ' u , A at N Page Eight He who as f 0 One VVho has walked with us VVho has sung with us VVho has played with us Wfho has loved us and Who has guided us in lifes symphony Thus far .... VVe lovingly pay tribute and homage As wc dedicate this, our 1953 COCOON, To our Dean and Music Master .... X - 1 I t WWW K Oli' ' -.1 rt 3Qi'?if'- ffffgfz z f gggr. ,t-M - WW '?,:pgL1 JJ 1- ' f lon ' ,J in houghf and qc Mu. ROSUOE A. ELLER Page Nina HAT a warmth of fellowship have we shared in walking together with friends and teachers at Charles L. Coon High School! What cheerful comrades have we been for each other! YVhat elements of happiness have we found here matching ideals and standards, exploring new fields of knowledge or nature's beauty, or making our lives richer with new friends. As underclassmen, we walked boldly down the visible pathways that led from classroom to auditorium, from school to stadium or courthouse for pep rallies, or from the local drugstore or movies or church, and home again. And the ways were familiar, and the paths were not new. But now that the top step of our high school life is in clear view, we look ahead with trepidation in search of the invisible pathways of a more responsible life. Together we will walk away from Charles L. Coon High School, our haven for many years. With our leaders, help wc will decide which new pathways to venture upon. There will be footprints of those whoive gone before to guide us, and we will leave our imprints for others to follow. into a new world which lies before us, we will go to establish a good life. llfljafling jogem Mn. S. CL. LTlIAPl'I3l.l. Mn. Almw L. FARMER Q1l1'L'l'iIIfUlltl'l,'IlI of City Sclmols Cflmiruzzm of 1110 Board of ,IQYYISYUCS SL'CVL'f!1l'j' of ilu' lirnml TO THESE LUE OLUE OUR GRHTITUDE Mn. IIACK lfunmgs X'ice-Cf1141ir'n1m1 Mn. li. ll. Cnow lin. RALPH PIKE Nns.A.NV.l51ml1xm Un. XV. C. llumfn Mus. C. A. Kim: Clinnui, S. xxiIl.l.AI!IJ, -ln.--Iliglz School Priizcipul lhis is his pngn'-mir principal sf Diihcult it is, incicccl, lm' us In cxprvss in mmis nur ucliiiiixitioli and graitilunlc In him for hcing ilu- Lincl oi' mam hc is. in him wc liilw sccn un CXQIIIIIJIL' nl' whim! wc wnuici liixc In hccmnc als uc gram up. In him, nm' haw iiouncl ll liriunnl whim hzls ncxcr hccn too husy or LlI10i7SL'l'X'illg to immx' our ncccls amnl to try to satisfy thcm. ln him, wc have sccn gi main who is true to himscil' amd ilu- inlcails which hc chcrishcs. VVU hin'c rc-inifccl us nthcrs have puici trihutc to him amd lmnnrcnl him hccuusc wc know than his success is well cicscrvcci. ln 1952, wc ich pruucl amnl happy when Mr. XfVillz1rci, our principal, wus rccognixccl iiutiumillx us unc ui' ilu- outstunding L'CiLlL'ill0l'S in Aincricai. VVC have countcd VVilson cspccinlh' liurtiiimlc lim' thu lust ninc yczlrs in hziving him lim' thc principal of ciilill'iCS L. Coon I ligh Si-Imul Ll 1111111 who kccps his iingcrs on thi' cciilczilimuil pulsc of our niocicrn time . . . an mam who is Caipzihlc nl' amcl CI1UilUL'Li in unc ol' thc most important iuhs on cnrlh inulciing .1 .5 r l and directing thc mincls oi vouth lnwzlrci ll inure uhunalaml iIYll1g 2ll1li e oue im more eac gear. jeg wad' wifk uri ..... Mlss LELA AYCOCKI VVoman's College of the Universitv of North Carolina, A.B.-English: Home Address: 205 South VVilson Avenue, Dunn, North Carolina. Mlss ALICE REID BERRY: Atlantic Christian College, A.B.-Seventh Grade: Home Address: Fairfield, North Carolina. MRs. Cl0RAL BLACRBURN: Missouri State Teachers College, B.A.-Social Studies: Home Address: 108 Daniel Street, Wilson, North Carolina. Mlss CCJRA BOND: East Carolina College: A.B.-Business Education: Home Address: 209 East King Street, Edentori, North Carolina. MRS. EDNA BoYIcIN: Atlantic Christian College, A.B.--Seventh Grade: Home Address: 504 Whitehead Avenue, W7ilson, North Carolina. Miss lvl-'RRY RUTH BROWN: East Carolina College, A.B.-Business Education: Home Address: Bethel, North Carolina. Miss ELIZABETH CHANDLER: University of North Carolina, BS.-Seventh Grade: Home Address: 805 Marshall Avenue, South Boston, Virginia. lXflRS. MARY L. CORRINGTON: Atlantic Christian College, A.B.-English: Home Address: 609 Grove Street, VVilson, North Carolina. MRS. ETHEL V. CRAWLEY: East Carolina College, A.B.-English: Home Address: 1022 North Bynum Street, Wilson, North Carolina. MATTHEW G. DELBRIDGE: VValce Forest College, B.S.-Chemistry: Home Address: 1008 Turner Avenue, Wilson, North Carolina. MRs. LOLA S. lJELBRIDGE3 East Carolina College, B.S.-Science: Home Address: 1008 Turner Avenue, Wilson, North Carolina. W. ERVIN DICKENS: East Carolina College, M.A.-Mathematics: Home Address: 1134 Ander- son Street, Wilson, North Carolina. OUP alfblag RoscoE A. ELLER: Columbia University, M.A.-Music: Home Address: Box 623, Vllilson. North Carolina. NIRS. NELL FINCH: Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, A.B.-Seventh Grade: Home Address: 112 South VVarren Street, Wilson, North Carolina. CECIL F. GILKERSON: Catawba College, A.B.--Physical Education, Social Studies: llome Address: 1123 Delano Avenue, Wilson, North Carolina. LEE YIQIJIINSUN HOWARD: Yale University, l3.M.ABand: Home Address: 205 North Rountree Street, ilson, North Carolina. ROBERT XN. HYDE: Wake Forest College. M.A.-Diversified Occupations: Home Address: West Nash Road, Wilson North Carolina. MIss DORIS JOHNSON! Meredith College, A.B.-Art: Home Address: Angier, North Carolina. Mns. MEAN JONESZ Meredith College, A.B.-Home Economies: Home Address: 405 North Bynum Street, VVilson, North Carolina. MRS. CIIRISTINE DIOYNER: East Carolina College, A.B.-English, journalism: Home Address: -108 West Nash Street, Wilson, North Carolina. Mlss VIRGINIA KNowLEs: East Carolina College, RS.-Physical Education, Home Address: Box 166, Wallace, North Carolina. MRS. ELEANOR H. LILEs: Salem College, A.l3.-lX1athematics, Home Address: 1205 Branch Street, VVilson, North Carolina. A1188 lX1ARY ELIZABETII LvoNs: University of North Carolina, A.B.-Social Studies, Home Address: 705 Gimghoul Road, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. MISS ANN MOORE: Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, R.S.S.A.-Business Education: Home Address: 201 West Main Street, Elizabeth City, North Carolina. jkeg tQ6lCA ua OU! ..... 1X'1RS. HILIIA MOORE: Meredith College, A.B.-English, Home Address: 216 Broad Street, Wilson, North Carolina. THOMAS NIXON, 111: United States Naval Academy, B.S.-Mathematics: Home Address: 201 Rowe Avenue, Wilson, North Carolina. Miss HATTIE NOBLE: VVoman's College of the University of North Carolina, A.B.fLatin 11: Home Address: Route 5, Kinston, North Carolina. lNrlRS. KATHLEEN PATTERSON: University of North Carolina, AB.-Spanish: Home Address: 305 Raleigh Road, Wilson, North Carolina. IVA 1 , Zygcv' ' 0,1 I MRS. LUCILE B. PEAIICE: Meredith College, A.B.-ltlome Economics: Home Address: 1103 JL' 4f' 'Y ' Anderson Street, Wilson, North Carolina. 11, I . ' 1' -'WALTER S. ROGERS: East Carolina Collegei A.B.: Columbia lUniversity, M.A.-Physical Educa- , ' 'Q , S . tion: ome Address: 903 Branch Street, Wi son, North Caro ina. '7 'J' I J V 'lx' L ' ' CI ERT A. ROSE: Teacher's College of Columbia University, M.A.-Industrial Arts: Home A rg fi 'J - L ., 1Ag1dds3: 1126 Branch Street, Wilson, North Carolina. 1 , , ,- . E 1 , p 311, 1 , . MISS PATRICIA SANDERFORD: Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, A.B.- L' As I -' ' P-, Soeial1Studiesg Home Address: Box 27, Cary, North Carolina. ' s ldv 1' Nj I qt ,Mag MARY BAILEY SHREVE: Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, A.B.- ji . ,L- 1 499u .'EqveItflI Grade: Home Address: 205 Park Avenue, Wilson, North Carolina. f wa I u ,J - w 1 Mrss IANE SLATE: Meredith College, B.M.-Music: Home Address: Burlington, North Carolina. l -4. - , A J i , , . . , . ft'-y 'I 5 '17 Miss ELEANOR H. SMITH: Womans College of the University ot North Carolina, A.B.- 4 U J' 'J Social Studies: Home Address: 103 West Highland Avenue, Kinston, North Carolina. JA 4- I -.9 . 1 MRS. CLARA H. STEWART: Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, A,B.- 3j,, by ,J Elementary Education: Home Address: 1218 Thurston Drive, VVilson, North Carolina. . Jn . , gf' 3 fo Ave ieh 6gl'l'll0 ony . . MRS. VERDIE W. SUC-G: East Carolina College, A.B., M.A.--Speech: Home Address: 705 West Nash Street, Wilson, North Carolina. WILLIAM SUTTON: East Carolina College, M.A.-Science: Home Address: 501 VVest Nash Street, Wilson, North Carolina. DOUGLAS W. SWINK: Davidson College, BS.-English, Dramatics and Speech: Home Address: 608 Fairfax Avenue, Wilson, North Carolina. Miss GRACE SYKES: East Carolina College, M.A.-Librarian: Home Address: Vloodland, North Carolina. 7 FRANK TOKJTHMANZ East Carolina College. BS., M.A.-English: Home Address: 1006 College Circle, VVilson, North Carolina. Miss PATRICIA TUCKER: Greensboro College, AB.-Social Studies: Home Address: Route 4, Box 634, Greensboro, North Carolina. MRS. LYNNI5 N. WEST: East Carolina College, BS.-Business Education: Home Address: 914 Grove Street, Wilson, North Carolina. Miss CHRISTINE WILLIAMSON! Atlantic Christian College, A.B.-Mathematics: Home Address: Route 2, Wilson, North Carolina. MISS lVlARTHA Lou WILLIAMSON: Atlantic Christian College, A.B.-Elementary Education: Home Address: Route 1, Lucama, North Carolina. WADE WooDALL: East Carolina College, M.A.-English 9, Mathematics, Home Address: 503 Broad Street, Wilson, North Carolina. MRS. KIRBY WOODARD: Meredith College: Assistant Librarian: Home Address: Varita Court Apartments, Wilson, North Carolina. MII. JAMES M. DUNLAP: East Carolina College, M.A.-Supervisor of Instruction in City Schools, Home Address: 207 North Tarboro Street, Wilson, North Carolina. Mrs. Brandon, school secretary, and P. Baker, assistant, work ilili- gently in the school office while Mr. Dickens makes one of those important telephone calls. Faculty and Students in Dail 1Wr. Eller, dean of boys, and his assistants, M. Cherry and H. Goudy, check boys' ahsence ex- cuses. It must have been a rainy day! Mr. Woodall, boys' counselor, advises L. Eatmon. and D. Davis, concerning requirements for col- lege entrance anal eniploynient chances for the summer months. lllork Together Routine matters . . . Miss Nolwlc, claim of girls, is ns- sistczl llri' li. lgVtISIl'L'll, fi. lglomzt, il. l,l7H1Hl,E.S,7l1llI, fil. Cforlwtt, C. Davis, Bass, S. Slcimivr, mul M. 'llysmz rim! pictiirvill. Mrs. Criiwlev, girls' cozirzselor. 11rl1'isL's fl. illlmnms ulfmit llvr fll' tiara career. Slic points out tlle lnzsic needs of society mul suggests uwiys of niuuting tlzvuz. Hrs. iVomlurzl, assistant lilzrae riuu, lIL'l'l7S to clzcclc tlzv llICL'5SlIlll flow of lmolzs in ami mit. H. Slater mul SlIl1H.'S wait for tlzeir lmolcs In lu' signal our LllH'llIALf fmirtlr pcriml stziily lmll. OUR BAS!C N609 a .Aff are Hrs. Liles sees something lunnx' tis she stands her post during the ehiinge nl elnsses. Mr. Ruse. gi't1wer ol' urehidsn wutehes the huds lui' ti month und everxune is exeited ox er the hettutx' ul' his lirst hluoin. Mr. Swinlt und Mr. Sutttm evidentlx' see the szime thing thin Mrs. Liles does. lt must halve heen at rare sight. 'livpieail ol' Mrs. Petiree's duties, we ezlught her turning un the stove for the prmerhiiil eoolting elziss. Shes mueh too pretty to spend till ul' her time in the ltitehen, though. Balrrv, student lJlltll0gl'LlPl1CI', etitehes Misses Ayeuelt, Chandler, lierrv, lXlurtliti Lou :md Christine X'Villl1lIllSOI1 singing in the ruin one dan just hellire Christmas. Miss Lvtins good nzituredlx' goes to her lust perind eltiss one l'ridtlX tllternuun. Misses Slate. rXxeuelx, Sainderf lord rind Mrs. Ctwriiigtcm eniox the sneml hour tit ti P. l ..'X. meet' ing. ,Xt their regular post Cglitertill Misses Ann Moure :ind llrown drezim ol' the heiieh ehziirs rind um- lvrellzi to he liurnished them in the springl hir. llvde, in ti strietlv husiness mztnner, examines the liles tin his UU. students. Mrs. l3r1indon looks nziturtil here with her hooks and ridding Illilf ehine. We know the monev hux must he netn' hvl ller eut little smile reminds us ol' what ai junior said: She has more sehuul spirit than tiiivlmotlx else tip hereln ofen :Seen .... GUI' Faculty Wlith all the activitv in his room during cleanaup week, Coach Clilf lierson nails the attenclanee slip to the cloor for fear it will hlow awav. Misses Smith and Santlcrford buy equipment lrom the school Stol'C. 'lihis is not a collec cluld. hut iust some of the men llicultv mem' hers gathered at the tahle for a chat with Mr. ancl hlrs. llelhriclge. Iffr to riglzt, cloelcwisez Mrs. Del' hriclge, Vllooclall, Dunlap, VVillarcl, Eller. and hushantl Delhriclge. Miss Tucker eniovs laughing with her students. Miss llontl isn't alwnvs so husif nessliltel llcr hlue eves twinkle and she teases with the straightest liaee. hlerrv is she most ol' the time! Miss Barnhill. our voungest facultv member, seems to he a stuf dent still. Drafted from college in her last semester ol' college worlc, she will go hacla to Crecnshoro in lime to receive her diploma. Our photographer caught this serious pose of lXlr. loothman. If we coulcl have technicolor we are sure hlrs. -lovner would he wearing one of those lovelv shacles of purple which she loves ancl which are so becoming to her. Mr. Nixon hecomes entanglecl with all the intricacies ol Uhlue sheets. reports, ancl register clav. Miss Nohle, hlrs. hloore anal Mrs. Crawlev eniov a little chat earlv in the morning. Heil Wh' 6-V' . 4 E .QE-lx I 4 'Lf 'W B'-'ff -435 CLASS N IGI l'I' OFFICIALS ELIZABETH IBEW AND LP'NN B1ssETfr ...A . ..A.. Poets A SANDRA BENTON AND FOY SHINGLETON A . . ..,. Historians SUZANNE FAULKNER AND BIOHN STALLINGS A A . .4,. Testators SUE IVICLEAN AND VVILLIAN1 LANILH .,., ..., I Jrophets lllhite Carnations in Uur memories POETS I IISTORIANS PIHESTATORS PROPIIETS if J ASF xg f 45 'wks ji 'X ha 1-N 'bi'i3?s? if K , Left to right: Richard Ilarvcv, .luscph Hand. Hurluara Thurnc, T. NVilliums, Hubert Guy. SENIOR CLHSS OFFICERS IIOSEPII IIIGDON RAND A A A A A ,,.. Prcsirlaut Rlc1uAnn IXICEVEN HARVEY A A ViccAI'rcsideu1 BARBARA ANN 'l'I1cmNl2 A A A A A Svcrcinrj AI4HUlXlAS linwmm VV11.L1AMs .,.,,. Trcnszrrer' Romim' UIEROIXIE CQAY A A A A Sergeant-at-Aruls HTHSCOTS YIANET SMITH IIINIIXIY PAvvAs Page 'I'u'cnty-three ov 5 I Mary Frances Amerson Stun! Night 2, 4g Monitor l Choir 2, 49 Sophomore Show 2 Peggy Loretta Baker Student Council 29 junior Senior Honors 29 OFFice Assis tant 4. Page Twenty-four Frederick Rom Ange Sallie Grace Askew Prom Committee 33 Key Club Choir lg Stunt Night 2g Soph- 3, 4. omore Show 2. Charles Milton Barnes Monitor lg Band Ig lloinc Room Officer 25 Sophomore Norma Christine Barfield Sophomore Show 29 Band 1, Z, 3, 49 Prom Committee 3. Show 25 Prom Committee 35 Iladiogmm Staii' 44 liqlitorial Stal? of Coczoow 43 Key Club -lg Spanish Club 43 Quill und Scroll 4. Harold Dean Baker junior Football 29 Prom Com mittee 23 Varsity Football 3, 4 Bus Driver -lg Nlonogmnr Club 4 Kenneth Best Barnes junior Football l: llzinrl l, 2, 3 -lg Varsity Football 35 Prom Com- mittee 3g Monogram Club 3, 4 Radiogram Stnif 4. Shirley Morgan Barnes Junior Football l, 25 Stunt Night l, 25 Student Council 25 Varsity lioothnll 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25 llome Boom Olhcer 3: Monograrn Club 3, 45 Monitor 35 Rmliogrum Bvlvortur 4. Tommie Leonard Bass, Jr. Varsity Football 35 Sophomore Show 2, junior Football 25 Color Committee 4. Thomas Gene Barnes Baseball 3, 4. Thomas Hilton Batchelor Baseball 2, 35 Honor Day Award 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Radio- gram Staff 45 Monitor 45 Home Room Ofhcer 4. Sidney Lee Barton Sophomore Show 25 Prom Committee 35 Radiogmm Reporter 3, Band 2, 3, 4. Clarence Ray Batts stunt Night 2. Gloria Anita Bass Student Council I5 Prom Com- mittee Chairman 2, 35 Keyette Cluh 3, 45 Booster Club 3, Oliicer 45 Business Staff of COCOON 45 Spanish Club 45 Senior Superla- tive 4. Cassandra Jeanne Benton Photography Club I: Radio' gram Reporter I5 Home Room Ofhcer 25 junior-Senior Honors 25 Sophomore Show 25 Junior Cheer- leader 25 Radakzgram Staff 3, Prom Committee 2, 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, Olhcer 4: Keyette Club 45 Quill and Scroll 4: Mascot Committee Chairman 45 VVays and Means Committee 45 Banrl l, 2, 3, 4. Page Twenty-Eve Shirley Ann Benton Sophomore Show 25 Monitor 25 Prom Committee 2, 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Drzunutics Club 4. William Alsey Boone, Jr. Junior Football l5 Varsity l70otball 3, 45 Sophoniore Show 25 Prom Committee 2, 35 llome Room Olhccr 2, 35 Student Coun- cil l, 2, 45 liziscball l, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 hlonogram Club 2, 3, 4. Oscar Glenn Best Divcrsificrl Occupations Class 4. Joan Ruth Boyette Pliotogrzipliy Club l5 Xlonitor I5 llomc Room Olliccr l5 limlio- grmn Reporter 2, Stull 45 junior- Scnior llonors 25 Prom Committee 2, 35 Soplioniorv Show 25 Kcycttc Club 2, 3, 45 lntrzlmurzll llnskct- ball l, 2, 3, 45 llzuul 2, 3, 45 Varsity Cl1ucrlczulL'r 3, llczitl Clieerlcmlcr 45 Stunt Night 2, 35 Booster Club 3, Olliccr 45 llonor Day .Xwzlrtl 35 Mascot Commit- tee 4. Lawrence Lynn Bissett llomc Room Olliccr l5 Intru- muml Basketball 35 Stun! Night 35 Concessions Committee 35 Prom Committee 35 Key Club 3, Ofl-iccr 45 l3oostur Club 3, 45 XVrzmglvr' Club 3, Ollicvr 45 'l'ri- angular Debates 35 District Dc' bzitus 35 llonor Day Awurtl 35 Monitor 45 lfootbull Sponsor's liscort 45 CRnnnu-ncclncnt llonors 45 Editorial Staff of l'oc'o0N 4. Rachel Elizabeth Braswell Ilome Room Olliccr I, 2, 35 Sophomore Show Queen 25 junior-Senior llonors 25 Prom Committee 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Vlbnys und Means c4tllhl11lllK'C 45 lland l, 2, 3, 4. Adaline Woodard Blount Photography Club I5 junior Cheerleader l, 25 IuniorfScnior Honors 25 Sophomore Show 25 Prom Committee 2, 35 Dean's Assistant 2, 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Radiugram Staff 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Stunt Night 35 Dramatics Club 45 Key' vttv Club 45 Spanish Club Officer 45 Quill and Scroll 4, Otticcr 45 lizlitorial Staff of COCOON 4. Shirley Marie Brooks Prom Committee 3. Page Twenty-six It Z1-mu. K Shirley Temple Bunn Transferred from Miami, Flor- ida 2, Sophomore Show 2, Prom Committee 2, 39 Nominating Committee 3, Honor Day Award 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Dmmatics Club 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Business Staff of COCOON 4, Keyette Club 4. Eleanor Cudse Prom Committee 3: Spanish Club 4, Masketeers 2, 3, 4. Billy Gene Carter Diversified Occupations Class 4. Virginia Bruce Dale Student Council Ig Monitor I: Nominating Committee lg Choir 2: Stunt Night 2: Home Room Ollicer 2. Clarence Dalton Caton Band lg Junior Basketball 2, 35 Prom Committee 2, 31 Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 43 Monitor 4. Carolyn Ruth Davis Transferred from Durham 2, Sophomore Show 2, Prom Com- mittee 2, 3: Dean's Assistant 2, 4, Stunt Night 3, lluzliogram Staff 4, Keyette Club -l. Mary Ellen Corbett Vl'rangler's Club 1, 45 Sophof more Show 2, JuniorASenior Hon- ors 2, Dean's Assistant 2, 4: Keyette Club 3, 49 Booster Club 3, 45 Dramaties Club 4, Radio- gram Stnfl' 45 Senior Superlative 4: llomv Room Officer 49 Stunt Night 4. Hilda Gray Davis Home Room Oliieer lg Stunt Night l, 2: Sophomore Show 2: Prom Committee 39 Booster Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 4. Page Twenty-seven Hilda Jean Davis Sophomore Show 25 Prom Com- mittee 35 Dramatics Club 45 Booster Club 3, 45 Monitor 2. Barbara Jean Deans Photography Club Olbcer I5 Student Council l, 25 Football Sponsor 1, 2, 45 Marshal l, 2, Chief 35 Monitor 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Keyette Club 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25 Prom Chairman 25 Prom Committee 35 Editor-in-Chief Hadiogram 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Wrangler's Club 3, Oflieer 45 Quill and Scroll 45 junior-Senior Honors 25 Honor Day Award 35 Home Room OHieer 3, 45 Stunt Night 25 Class Ollfieer 35 Senior Superla- tive 45 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 45 Tennis Team 2. Page Twenty-eight John Daniel Davis Diversified Occupations Class 25 Sophomore Show 25 Choir 2, 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Rndiogram Re- porter Z, 35 Prom Committee 35 Stunt Night l, 2, 3. James Reece Deans Diversified Occupations Class 45 lloine Room Officer l5 Junior Football Manager l5 Sophomore Show 25 Band l, 2, 35 Prom Committee 2, 3. Mary Frances Davis Prom Committee 3. James Lee Denny Key Club 3, 45 Home Room Officer l, 35 Banfl 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Basketball 25 Varsity Bas- ketball 35 Editorial Staff of Co- c:ooN 45 Prom Committee 35 Con- cession Committee 35 Tennis Team 35 Monogram Club 3, 4. Edward Eugene Dawson Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Iunior Football 25 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25 Prom Come mittee 35 Monitor 2, 35 Honorable Mention All-State Baseball 3. Elizabeth Flowers Dew Band l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 lwarshal l, 25 juniorfSenior Honors 25 Prom Committee 35 Radiogram Reporter 35 Student Council 45 Business Staff of C0t1ooN 45 Ways and Means Committee 45 Keyette Club 2, 3, 4. Marvin Edward Driver Band 1, 2, 3g Diversilied Occu- pations Class -l. William Douglas Edwards Band l, 2, 3g Prom Contmittee 3g Choir 4. Sybie Doris Dunn Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, -lg ,lunior-Senior Honors lg Prom Committee l, 3g Sophomore Show l. C.ll.P. Committee 3g Booster Club 3, -lg Keyettc Club 3, -lg Rutliogrum Staff -lg Quill and Scroll -l. Darline Naomi Ellen Intramural Basketball l, l, 3, -lg llome Room Ofllcer l, 3g Sophomore Show lg Junior Cheer- leader lg Band l, lg Prom Cont- mittee 3g Stunt Night 3g Booster Club 3, -lg Dramaties Club 3, -lg Rurliogram Stall -l. Leland Samuel Eatmon Intramural Basketball 3g Di- versilierl Occupations flass -l. Joseph Robert Ellis Home Room Ollleer l, 3g Sophomore Show lg Class Ol-liver lg Junior Football lg Varsity Foot- ball 3, -lg Monitor 3g Prom Com- mittee 3g Monogram Club 3, -lg Key Club -lg Senior Superlative -l. Joan Rae Edwards S1untNight lg llanzl l. l, 3, -lL lntramural Basketball l, l, 3, -l: Sophomore Show lg Prom Corn- mittee lg Majorette -lg Stunt Night Court -l. Wiley McCleese Etheridge junior Football lg Varsity Foot- ball l, 3. -lg Monogram Club l, 3, -lg Choir 3, -lg Stunt Night 3, -l. Page Twenty-nine Margaret Lorraine Evans Transferred from Middlesex 2: Band 25 Booster Club 35 Choir 45 Class Colors and Flower Com- mittee 4. Donald Ray Felton Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Eloise Farmer Transferred from Lee VVooclurv.l. William R. Felton, lll Home Room Ollicer I5 junior William N. Farmer, Jr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Stunt Night l, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25 Prom Committee 3, Booster Club 3, 45 Rmliogrurn Stall 45 Spanish Club 45 Senior Superlative 4. James Alton Flowers, Jr. Sophomore Show 25 Band l, Suzanne Faulkner Home Room Officer 15 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Racliogrum Reporter 25 Sophomore Show 25 Dean's As- sistant 25 Junior-Senior Honors 25 Sophomore Prom Committee Chairman 25 Stunt Night 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Radiogram Staff 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Keyette Club 3, 45 Monitor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Dramaties Club 4. Claude W. Fulghum, Jr. Sophomore Show 25 Prom Com- Rruliogmm Reporter 4, Football 15 Sophomore Show 25 2, 3, 4, mittee 2, 3: Monitor 3: Home PVWU Cflmmmfv 3- Room Oflieer 45 Choir 45 Key Club 4. Page Thirty 'mf Barbara Frances Gardner Prom Corntnitlev: 3: Booster Club 3, 45 Home Ronin Ollicer 4. Nancy Rebecca Gill llome Room Ollieer lg Pho- tography Club lg Intramural Bas' lsetlzall 1, 3, 4, Sophomore Show Chairman 2, junior'Senior llonors 25 Sophomore Class Olilcer 2: Prom Committee 2, Chairman 3: Keyettc Club 2, 3, 4: Radiogmm llepurter 2, 3, Stall' 39 Stunt Night 3g Booster Club 3, -lg Monitor 4: Senior Superlative -l: Quill and Scroll 4: Business Klan- ager of Cocoorv 4. Gerald Glenn Gardner junior Basketball 23 Intramural llasltetball 35 School llus Driver 53 lliversiliezl Occupations Class -l. Robert Schwalm Goudy llome Room Oflicer l: Marshal l. 2, 3, Junior-Senior llonors 2: Key Club 2, 3, Ollieur 43 Prom Committee Chairman 33 llonor Day Award 2, Concession Com- mittee: Citizenship Education Committee 35 Dean's Assistant -lg lftlitorial Stall' ol' Cm'ooNg Stunt Night citlll'llIllllL'l' -l. Jimmie Ovelia Garner lransferretl from Gaston, N. C., lg Choir 2, 3g l'l'on1 Com mittee 59 Intramural Basketball 4, -lg l,l'1lll'lilIlCS Club 5, Ollievr -lg lllllllt' llootn Ollieer -lg Diversiliutl Occupations Class -l. Rupert Alvin Hamilton Nominating citDI'llllllllL'C l. Robert Jerome Gay 'l'ransl'erreLl from Saratoga, N. C.. 2g Junior liootball 2g junior Basketball 25 Varsity Foot- ball fl, 4: Varsity llasketllall 3, -lg Varsity llaseball 3, 4: All-State llaselmall 35 Monogratn Club 3, 43 Class Ollicer 4, Senior Superlative -lx llusint-ss Stall' ol' f'lK'0UN -4. Richard McEven Harvey Solvltomore Show 25 Stunt Night 2, Prom Committee 3, lloostcr Club 3, -lg Clwerleader 4, Key Club 4: Senior Class Olllcer -lg llusiness Statl' of C'm:o0N 4. Page Thirty-one Richard E. Hathaway Football I9 Band l, 2, 3, 49 Student Council l, 2, 39 Radio- gmm Reporter 29 Varsity Football 1, 2, 39 Prom Committee 2, 39 Sophomore Show 29 junior Bas- ketball 29 Key Club 3, Officer 49 Home Room Oilicer 39 Stunt Night 39 Ways and Means Com- mittee Chairman 49 Monogram Club 49 Senior Superlative 4: All Eastern A.A.A. Team 4. Selma Marlene High Stunt Night 1, 29 Rudiogfum Reporter l, 49 Choir 29 junior- Senior Honors 29 Sophomore Show 29 Band 2, 3, 49 Prom Committee 39 Booster Club 3, 49 Spanish Club 49 Ways and Means Committee 49 F.T.A. Club 49 Flower and Colors Committee 4. Page Thirty-two Letha Yvonne Hawley Prom Committee 39 Diversified Occupations Class 4. Edward Warren Hill Band l, 2, 3, 49 Stunt Night 29 Prom Committee 39 Radiogrum Reporter 39 Baseball 3, 49 Ways and Means Committee 49 Monitor 49 Senior Superlative 49 Home Boom Officer 4. Elmira House Herring Band l, 2, 3, 49 Home Room OH-icer l, 39 Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 49 Sophomore Show Committee Chairman 29 Prom Committee Chairman 29 Junior- Senior Honors 29 Stunt Night 2, 3, 49 Keyette Club 2, 3, Oflicer 49 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 49 C.E.P. Chairman 39 Radiogram Stall 39 Honor Day Award 39 General Chairman Junior-Senior Prom 39 Booster Club 3, 4, Officer 49 Quill and Scroll 49 School Store Helper 49 CocooN Editor- in Chief 49 Senior Superlative 4. Thomas Joseph Horton Junior Football 1, 29 junior Basketball l, 2,9 Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Nominating Committee 29 Stunt Night 2, 3, 49 Prom Committee 39 Rudiogram Stall' 39 Intramural Basketball 39 Quill and Scroll 49 Editorial Stall' of Cocoon 4. r ,,f t. E, 9,- 'swf .gr on eg. LT: in 1 -K Juanita Jane Hicks Home Room OH'icer l9 Iuniorf Senior Honors 29 Prom Commit- tee 39 Booster Club 3, 49 Spanish Club 4. Lois Jean Howard Sophomore Show 29 Prom Com- mittee 39 Intramural Basketball 3, 49 Monitor 4. Virginia Lee Howell Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 2, 35 Intramural Basket' ball 25 Sophomore Show 2. Lelia Jean Lamm Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Home Room Officer l, 35 Radio- gram Reporter 35 junior-Senior Honors 25 Keyette Club 2, 3, Officer 45 Booster Club 3, Officer 45 Dean's Assistant 2, 45 Dra- matics Club Officer 45 Rudiogmm Staff 35 Sophomore Show 25 Prom Committee 25 Stunt Night 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Football Sponsor 45 Editorial Staff of Co- coos 4. Virginia Leigh Hughes Transferred from Richmond, Va., 25 Radiogram Staff 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25 Prom Committee 2, 35 Spanish Club 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Busi- ness Staff of CocooN 45 Stunt Night 3. Peggy Batten Lamm Transferred from Lucama 4. Billy Ray Jones Transferred from Goldsboro I5 Nominating Committee 35 Span- ish Club 4. Roney William Lamm, Jr. ,lunior Football 25 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 45 Tennis Team 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Booster Club 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 2, 35 Sophomore Show 25 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 XVays and Means Committee 45 Monitor 45 Home Room Officer 25 Rmliogrum Reporter 3. James Thomas Kirby llome Rootn Oflicer I, 45 Dra- matics Club 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25 Prom Committee 2, 35 Stunt Night 1, 2, 4: Band 2, 35 Junior Cheerleader I5 llead ,lun- iur Cheerleader 2, Head Cheer- leader 45 Junior Basketball I, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, Manager 15 Monitor l, 2, 35 Booster Club 4. Shirley Ann Lamm Stunt Night 25 Choir 25 Prom Committee 35 Booster Club 3, 45 llomi: Room Officer 45 hlonitor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 l7.T.A. Club 45 Keyctte Club 45 liuilingrum Staff 45 Spanish Club Officer 45 Student Council Officer 45 Motto Committee 4. 'Ky Page Tlzirtyfthree John Haywood Lone, Jr. Transferred from Stantonsburg 35 Marshal 35 Prom Committee 3, Varsity liootball 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, llome Boom Ollicer 45 Business Staff of CoL'ooN 4: Spanish Club 4. Shirley Janice Massey Intramural Basketball l, 1, 3: Rmliogmrn Reporter 2, junior- Seniur llonors 2, Sophomore Show 2g Prom Committee 2, 3: Stunt Night 3, Booster Club 3, 4. Letha Gail Langley lntramural Basketball l, 2, Band l, 2, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 4. Royce Ray Matthews junior Football l: Sophomore Show King 2, Junior Basketball 2: Monogram Club l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 41 Baseball l, 2, 3, 41 Student Council 2, 35 llome lloom Oflricer 3, Varsity Basket- ball 3, 41 Student Council Otlieer 4: Senior Superlatite 4: Key Club 4. Robert William McArthur Transferred from Indianapolis. lnd., lg Junior liootbull l, 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Dramutics Club 3, 4, VVays an:l Means Committee 45 Chairman Motto Committee 4. Ennis Wilton Mercer junior liootball 2: Varsity lfootball Manager 31 Monogram Club 3, 4. Mary Sue McLean Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 49 Nominating Committee 25 junior'Senior llonors 2, Stunt Night 23 Sophomore Show 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3: Student Council 3. Harvey Hilton Mercer Marshal 2, Chief 3, Student Council 3, Home Room Officer 4, Diversified Occupations Class 4, Senior Superlative 4. Page Thirty-four James Richard Millard Junior Football 2, Intramural Basketball 3, Varsity Football 3. -I: Monogram Club 4. Joseph Henry Morris, Jr. junior Basketball lg Junior Football 1, 2: Student Council I, 2, 3, Home Room Ollicer 1, 2. 3, Sophomore Show 2, Stunt Night 2, Monitor 2, 33 Prom Committee 2, 3, Rurliogram Re- porter 2, 3, Monogram Club 2. 3, -lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 45 Football Sponsor's Escort 3, 45 Honor Day Awards 35 Dramaties Club 4. Bobby D. Moore Band 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Show 2, Prom Committee 2, 33 Diversi- lierl Occupations Class -l. Carl Dixon Murphy Band I, 2, 3, -tg Prom Com- mittee 3. Ailien Moore lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3. 45 Band l, 2, 3, -lg Home Room Uflicer 25 Sophomore Show 2: Prom Committee 33 Stunt Night 3, Majorette 4. William D. Murray, Jr. l!an.l l, 2, 3, 45 llome Room Ollicer 1, 2, 43 Junior Football I, 2, Monitor l, 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, junior Basketball Manager I, 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Radiogram Reporter 2, Sophomore Show 29 Stunt Night 2, 3, -lg Varsity Football 3, Intra- mural Basketball 39 Dramaties Club 4. Alonza Lafayette Morris Rudiogruin Reporter l: Rand l, 2, 3, -lg Junior Basketball l, 29 Junior Football l, Z, Sophomore Show 2g Prom Committee 33 Booster Club 3, -lg Varsity Cheer- leacler -lg Monogram Club 4. Barbara Ann Nichols llmliogrum Reporter lg Intra- mural Basketball 1, 3, 45 lklonie tor 3, Prom Committee 33 Stunt Night 3. Page Tliirlyehve Franklin Roosevelt Nichols Diversil-led Occupations Class 4. Edith Owens Home Room Oflicer 25 Prom Committee 35 Radiagmm Staff 4. Page Thirty-six Barbara Jean Norris Choir 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Stunt Night 4. John Herbert Patteson junior Cheerleader 1, 25 Railin- grmn Reporter l, 4, Staff 45 Home Room Ollicer 25 Intramural Basketball 3. Dorothy Linda Oakey Nominating Committee 15 In- tramural llasketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hand l, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25 Junior Cheerleader 25 Junior' Senior Honors 25 Prom Commit' tee 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 4. Peggy Jean Petway Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25 junior! Senior llonors 25 Prom Committee 35 Monitor 3, 45 Booster Club 3, -i5 Keyette Club 45 Business Staff of COCOON 4. Patricia Oakey Nominating Committee I5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Officer 25 Sophomore Show 25 junior-Senior Honors 25 Prom Committee 2, 35 Booster Club 3, 45 Keyette Club 45 Business Staff of COCOON 4. Billy Ray Poythress Diversified Occupations Class 4. Carolyn Pridgen Arthur Stanley Pritchard Sophumurc Show 2: Prom Cum- Rznlingrmrz Ilcportcr Ig Banil mittee 33 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Mitchel Douglas Saleeby Maggie Pearl Saunders Diversilictl Occupations Class 4. Joseph Higdon Rand Home Ronin Olhccr l, 2: Jun- ior llaskvtlmll lg Monitor lg Soplnnnnrc Slmwg Nominating Committee 2, 35 Key Club 2, 3, -lg Tennis Team 2. 3: Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. Olliccr -lg Student Coun- cil 3. -lg Class Officer 3. -lg Senior Supcrlativc 4. John William Saunders Diversillcd Occupations Class 4. Sally Mae Rogers Choir l, 2. 3: Stunt Night l, Z, 3, 4: Sophomore Showg Prom Cnnmxittce 3: Booster Club 3, 49 Dramatics Club 4. Benjamin Franklin Scott Divcrsiliccl cJL'Clll'l8flOl'lS Class 45 Band l, 2, 3. Page Thirty-seven Foy Vincent Shingleton lliuliogrtim Reporter lg Basc- ball Manager lg Nominating Committcc lg junior llasltctball l. 2g Monitor l, -lg Sophomorc Show 2g llomc Room Ofhccr 25 Prom Committee 2, 3g Key Club 1, 3, -lg Monogram Club 3, Olli- cvr -lg Class Olliccr 3g Booster Club 3, 4g Football Sponsor's llscort 4g Stuclcnt Council -lg llrli- torial Stall' of CSOCOON -lg Varsity llaslxctball 3, -l. Rita Elaine Spain Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. -lg Stunt Night l, 2, 3, -lg Dcan's Assistant 2, -lg Keyettc Club 2, 3, Oflricer 4g Dramatics Club 2, 3, Oflriccr -lg junior-Senior llonors lg llonor Day Award 2g Soplto more Show Zg Home Room Olliccr 3g ltazliogrum Stall 3g lloostcr Club 3, 4g Prom Committcc 2, 3g Mascot Committee -lg Senior Su- pcrlativc 4g Business Stall ol' COCOON -lg Football Sponsor 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Charles Thomas Shirley llt1rliogm1n Stall' -lg Spanish Club 4. Larry Ray Speight Bus Driver 3g Intramural llas- kctball 3g llonor Day Award 3g Divcrsilictl Occupations Class Olliccr -l. Shirley Lee Skinner llome Room Olliccr Z, 3g Sophomore Show 2: Dcau's As- sistant -lg Prom Committcc 3g lVays and Means Committee -lg lfootball Sponsor -l. John William Stallings Nominating Committec lg Prom Committcc 2, 3g Sophomore Show 2g Key Club 2, 3, -lg Booster Club 3, -lg Band 2, 3, -lg Dramatics Club 3, -lg llomc Room Oflriccr l, 2g Monitor -lg junior Football 2, Varsity llasket- ball 2, 3, -lg Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4g llonor Day Award 3g Stunt Night 2. Alice Smith Choir 2g Stunt Night 2g Nomi- nating Committcc 2g Prom Com- mittee 3g lloostcr Club 3, -lg Monitor 3, -lg Stutlcnt Council -lg Radiogrmn Stall' -lg Motto Com- mittee -lg lirlitorial Staff of Co- t'o0N -lg Kcycttc Club -l. James E. Stancil Band l, 2, 3, Drum Major -lg Dramatics Club -lg Diversilied Occupations Class 4. Page Thirty-eiglzt ,i K Walter Thomas Stancil Guy Vaden Stott junior Football lg Varsity Foot- Band l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Com- ball 2, 3, 49 Monogram Club mittee 34 Student Council 4, Di- 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3. versil-ied Occupations Class 4. Willie Gray Taylor Prom Committee 39 Booster Club 3, 4. Win- Carolyn Ann Thomas Home Room Ofliecr lg Nominat' ing Committee lg Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 47 Sophomore Show 2g Prom Committee 2, Band 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4, Radiogram Staff 44 Keyette Club 43 Senior Superlative 4. Ramona G. Strickland Band l, 2, 3, 43 Ilome Room Oflicer 1, 3, Intramural Basket- ball 1, 35 Sophomore Show 2g junior-Senior Honors 25 Prom Committee 2, 3: Nominating Committee 35 Booster Club 3, 4. Della Louise Thomas Prom Committee 3. Julia Ann Taylor Monitor 2, Home Room Oflieer 4. Kenneth Gary Thomas Rodiogmm Reporter lg Stunt Night l, 25 Sophomore Show 2, Baseball 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 3: Diversil-led Occupations Class 4. Page Thirty-nine Shirley Ann Thomas lntramuml Basketball l. 2, Band lg Prom Committee 3, Dra- maties Club -lg Spanish Club 45 Colors and Flower Committee 4: VVuys and Means Committee 4. Margaret Virginia Tyson llutliogrmrt Reporter 2, Junior Senior llonors 25 Sophomore Show 2, Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 43 Stunt Night 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, 3: llndiogrzzrn Stafl' :lg Monitor 3, Keyette Club 3. 4, Booster Club 3, 45 Business Staff of Cocmm 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Dr-an's Assistant 4, Dramatics Club 4. Page Forty Barbara Jean Thorne Stunt Night 23 Choir 2: Mar' slial 3, Prom Committee 3: Intra- mural llasketball 35 Class Officer 4, llonic Room Ollicer 4, Di- versilictl Occupations Class 4. Robert Floyd Varnell lland l, 2, 33 School Bus Driver 4. Vivian Anna Trueblood llanrl l, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Show 25 Choir 2. 3, 45 Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Radiogrum Staff 4. Fred Carroll Vick Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Moni- tor 4, VVays and Means Com- mittee 4. . 9, l Barbara Jean Turner Home Room Officer 29 Monif tor 3, 4, Ratliogram Reporter 3, Staff 4, Editorial Staff of C04 cooN 4. Julia Faye Waller Home Room Officer l, 25 In- tramural Basketball l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 45 Stunt Night 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4: Senior Superlativc 4, Dramatics Club 4. Edwin Richard Ward Junior Basketball 1: junior Football l, 2: Home Room Offi- eer 2: Class Ollieer 2: Sophomore Show 2: Junior Senior Ilonors 2: Football Sponsors liseort 2: Mon- ogram Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 2, 3: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hadiogram Reporter 3: Bots' State 3: Key Club 3, 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Rlonitor 4: Stutlent Council Ollicer 4: Senior Superlative 4. Joseph Daniel Williams Junior Basketball l: Nominat ing Committee l: junior Football l, 2: Rmliogrum Reporter 2: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Var' sity Basketball 2, 3. 4: Monitor 3: Class Omeer 3: Prom Com mittee 3: Key Club 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Stuclent Council 3. Ollicer 4: llome Room OH-leer 4. Gurney Gene Watson junior Football 2: Varsity Base- ball Manager 3: Varsity Football 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Home Room Oflicer 4. Mary Ida Williams Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Show 2. Janice Wheeler Monitor 2. Thomas Edward Williams Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Varsitt' Football 3. 4: Monogram Club 3. 4: Class Olbeer 4: VVays aol Means Committee 4: Business Staff of Cottoox 4: Varsity Bas- ketball 4. Helen Ruth Whitley Choir 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Stunt Night 2, 3: llome Room Ofbcer 4. Edna Evelyn Williamson Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: llome Room Officer 2: junior Senior Honors 2: Sophomore Show 2: Prom Com' mittee 2, 3: Rlajorette 3. llead Nlajorette 4: Nominating Com mittee 3: Booster Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3. 4: Ilmiiogram Reporter 3: llonor Day Award 3g Senior Superlative 4. Page Fortyeone The Hope of Every Senior! Sally Inez Willoughby James Woodard Page Forty-two David Lee Winstead, Jr. Junior Football 29 Prom Com mittcc 3, Monogram Club 3, -tg Varsity Football 3, 4: Bus Driver 4. John Thomas Worrell Divcrsilicrl Occupations Class -lg Home Room Ofhccr 3, 4. Frances Sylvia Winstead Stunt Night lg Sophomore Show 2, Prom Committee 2, 3: Radiogram Staff 4, VVays ancl Means Committee 45 Kcyette Club 4, Editorial Staff of CocooN 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Band 2, 3: Majorette 4, Stunt Night Committee 4. Fred Becton Yelverton Junior Football 2, Junior-Senior llonors 23 Home Room OH-iccr 3: Prom Committee Chairman 33 Nominating Committee 39 VVran- glcr's Club 33 Stunt Night 3, Intramural Basketball 37 Booster Club 3, 44 School Store 4, Senior Superlativc 45 Key Club 2, 3. Lieutenant Governor 4. SINIOII .XDYISVIIS XIXSKUI CUXIXIII III Ivy! In right: IIN. Ixlex. XIixx Smith. Xliss Ihvnti. XII. IIicIe. Nlflmling: I, Nlmin. II. Hinette. S, Henlnn. C.iluIuI.llex Iwi rs. C'r.iuIex. 'tml Xliw Xxenek. N1-liiurilnw Xliuentx mining nt IHIYII' . Izilxing ti Iinitl iincl Izisting glimpse ni' the highlights nl' mn' Senior Year. we Inst renieinher nur ntl visers. for they were gilxxxixs reziclx' tn lend ai helping hzincl. It was it treait. instezicl nl' gi task, when we eIeetecI nur Senior Xhisents ....' Iihrough the neeomplishinents nl' the IVQIXS :intl Means Cioininittee ginci the Stunt Night fnmmittee, the CIOVUUN was made pnssihle. Ihe Senior fake S.iIe :incl II. U. 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A A . .,,.,,... . . .Trensurvr Page Forty-nine Page Fifty First row: Charles Bay Allen, Janet Dean Allen, Dorothy Louise Anderson, Claude Aycocla Anthony. Second row: Paul Orancia Askew, Ir., Annie Lois Baker, lean Delores Bailey, Frances Elaine Baltzegar. Third row: Donald Ray Barnes, Dorothy Virginia Barnes, Eliza- beth Pace Barnes, Betty Lou Bass. Fourth row: Clara Yvonne Bass, Joyce Frances Bass, Shirley lean Batts, Zack Boyce Bissette, Ir. ,f First row: Thomas Ervin Boswell, Barhara Yvonne Brannan, Herhert Keith Bras- well, Sylvia Marie Briley, Mary Lee Brinkley, VVilliam Montgomery Brinkley. Second row: Carol Knivht Brooks, Dan Connelly Calhoun, Thomas Darrell Cal- . C . houn Patricia lhomas Carey Cwenclolvn Marie Cherry Pevvv Ann Cherry. 7 . 7 . . 7 CD. . Third row: 'lack Stith Childs, Clayton VVayne Clark, Violetle Raye Cohh, Atlas Lee Craft, james Harvey Creekmore, .lean Ray Creelcmore. Fourth row: Norman Everett Curlin, Branch llowarcl Daniels, john llall Daniels, David Thomas Davis, Geraldine Dawson, Nellie Kate cle Keyser. Page Fifty-one n. ,nwwc I If -D . D fr , ff' fy, ,QJ ,yy A' . I F f.- fl' fd A : ,wr x N r ' X . If 7' ruff! X 2. N5 5 I 'J .JJ ' V, I JA 13 'JJ-il. is 1' N jf M ,J - J' jj! I I I , 15? , 'F ,ff J- , N' A-N F! . K W 1-.ff 'x -XS' X 'x X Page Fifty-two to 5.,y , yi' .ff X -,VFX 'Ak N First row: Harold Cray Dickerson, William Edward Dillon, Helen Mendenhall Dunlap, Franklin Delano Eatmon. Second row: Willis Grady Eatmon, Haywood Edmundson, 'las- per Edwards, Barbara lean Ellis. Third row: Doris Pittard Epps, Barbara Sue Etheridge, Charles Douglas Etheridge, Ester Ruth Etheridge. Fourth row: Sylvia Gray Farmer, Littlejohn Taylor Faulkner, Jr., Richard Erle Felton, Thomas Mavo Fenn. ,r.,,.-,..-1-1 1 .a,'?L :5,gf1 K - 6.53501 . i 'lffl r iff? 'Ll f YN: i iff?-gi f. ' K-g,g5,ffy,gw I 53253552 -3' '- zz 1 ' liirst row: -Iovee Dale liields, Mary lladlev Fike, ,lerrv lXlorris Forbis, William Penman liranlilin, Franklin Delano Calloway, Wade Anderson Gardner, jr. Second row: Cordie VVilson Glover. ,lames Lee Griflin, Betty Yvonne Hales, Freddie llaneoek, Edna Ruth Harrell, .lean Audrey Harrell. Third row: Thomas Glen llardison, Moses Edward llaves, joseph David Herring. Betty -lean llieks, Peggy Mae Hill, Elumial Edgar llodges. Fourth row: Myria .lean llodges, Donald Rav llolloman, Martha Carolyn House, liranees Lorene Ikner, Cecil Albert jarman, lr., Francis Augustus jefferson, jr. K Q2-Q 0 . Y 'N Q 4 n- A XO '43 Xi lid. X 'DQ ' Q V ' , Tv Xlgfj 'fi I-L' L YL, f. o - uf Page Fiftyathree ' ,'. Page Fifty-four - .W ,fhgmjk Mgr fi .ga iv-'ti ' La gf' -rr , , . '-2' :sa w- 'v S 54 Y , J mga has N 'l X . wt. ig,t, V, gyi.,,.15Q,..mlA, xx gtg . NZ. .ix X 0, 59 Qt-fx S W H' it ug ,Fra Q if L it f Q 3 : I L K t. r-fi .? ,1 e ,:5f,2i siLZ3i5iH :nw T :Z lf? lligwav fiaimiafif I ' gas? - wilt , 7l?g'f555sgH 29?gifZT4'vx f1lf3n?Z w iw , favimatw ,S+ --' at if it -it . . , P ' E My K, '.W'f.fg ' gg, Mew? First row: Lottie Elizabeth Jerkins, Dorothy Mae Jobe, Janette Fay Johnson, Jeannette Thelma Jones. Second row: Joseph T. Jones, Paul Lawrence Jones, Jo Ann Joyner, Royce Ray Joyner. Third row: Peggy Jeannette Keen, Donald Houston Lamm, Doro- thy Ann Lamm, George Barry Lamm. Fourth row: Geraldine Lamm, Peggy Ann Lamm, Dorothy Mag- nolia Leonard, Margaret Lewis. First row: james Donald Liles, llames Curtis Little. Dorothy Ann Llewellyn, .Ieannette Faye Lueas, Virginia Louise Lucas, Peggy .lane Matthews. Second row: Betty -lo Matthews, Nancy Louise McLain, Frankie 'lean Merrit. Bobby Morgan, Alohnnie Ray Morris, Eddie Ray Nichols. Third row: VVilliam Bunvan Nichols, Raveto Novas, Marv lane U'Ncal, Shirlex' Grev Overman, Bruce Arlen Page, Shelha lean Perry. Fourth row: Barbara Ann Petrohoy, Mary Alice Phillips, Samuel Clay Pittman Shirley Mae Pittman, llenry Frederick Powell, Melha Dolores Poythrcss. Page Fifty-fi Page Fifty-six First row: Norman Ernest Priclgen, Jr., Willizim Ripley Rand, Kenneth VVaCle Renfrow, Vernon Lee Richardson. Second row: Connie Burnette Robbins, Calvin Bruce Rose, jerry Cray Russell, Betty Ann Sawyer. Third row: Jerrery james Shadle, Marian Therese Simon, Robert Graharn Skinner, Robert Morrow Slater. Fourth row: Joyce Ellen Snipes, Edwin Herman Spivey, Shcilah lean Staneil, Margaret Emma jean Stith. First row: Billy VVeathershy Stone, Nannie Lou Stott, Betty Lou laylor, Lannie Yvonne leclcler, Mary jean Tedder, Margaret Lane Thomas. Second row: Alice Faye ilhompson, Charnie Atlas Thompson, jr., james Leslie 'l'hompson, John Barnes Thompson, Doris Ann Thorne, Dwain Bruce Treyathan. Third row: Edna Ruth Tunnell, llilda Faye Tyson, Dorothy Bell Vick, Durwoocl Bryant Vick, llr., Joyce Marie Walls, Elizabeth Ann Wzilston. Fourth row: Ray Clark Vvarren, Dare Dempsey VVatkins, Margaret Virginia VVatson, Kenneth Rand West, Donald Ray Wlmceler, Thomas Eugene Whithelcl. Page Fifty-seven liirst row: Billie ,Xnnc XVl1itlcx', liciwin IJ2ll1iCl XfVi1itlCi', HIGH Virginia Wfliitlcy, Ucnc Kcitli X'Viliinins. Sccmici Vmr: Marian llugcnc YVillinms, Il2IIIiC-lClll1 X'Vilsm1, .Io Xlcx XVUTSICZICI. Dlr., XViiii2lIl1 lfrzmkiiim X'Vinstczid. lUE'l.l. UEVER FORGET . Hu HllIL'lQl7I!l'lIH mu! tlic liars Page lfiftv-cilglit IIOI 'ii Imzc' ,IQIIUIHHS ix jus! om' l',X'l1I7117lL' XUHIUXI as exciting ux flu' ,1HliUI Sl'Ili1Jl' is ilu' SHIYIIUIIIUVL' Prom, nf the fllrillml Illllillfh with fllL'il' class ilu' high spot of ilu' 1c1111w'clms111vv1R wmx ringx. .X flccting glance nt thc juniors finals tlwm all wmilcs wlwn thcir lung uwxlilvcl rlzlss rings finzlllx kll'l'iYL' .... ,X night to lx' l'L'l11c111lx'l'ccl llllll suuumcl unlx' to thc Dlllnim'-Svnim' in gllllllilllf. was Inst x'L'nl s suplwnmmc prmn, . , . 'Hg KIQIY flI1d5 IIIC l11UI1CY'l11kllilI1g 01108 YCl1Clll'Ig IIICII' ILIQS. IIN' YilI4IUlI5 UH dL'2lX'0l'S ol' tlu' juniors 2lI'C zldviscnl and L'l1L'0LlI'k!gL'iI lay thc junior nclvisCl's. THE IHGEHIOUS JUUIORS . . . fxL1l'iSL'l'.N wufvcf, Ivf! fu Viglzf: Him Unnw. Mlm Interested I11Slull4fL'l'x xmlrh ANIUVHHIII lJl'itl'LIL'VI wll llmuwz, Hu. Puttcrsrm, Hrs. BIlIL'lQ'7lH'l!, Hhs Suu lov U'iIliums 11 Inq nu Ixmim' Tug Dfw. 11vr'for'd, Sfllllllillgl Hu. lowlcr. I 1 f si: 151.30 I'!if'f1 YliVll' T111' 1'1111o1'1111 staff starts out 1111111 1110 l11111l11 1g1'11p111'1' 1'111'1y 111 I111' 1111111111151 to 1611111 111111111 t111' s1'11oo1 .... '1111' 1C11c111'1's sign 111 111' 8:15. 1111' 171111131111 111111111 offers 11111111' i11tc'1'1'st111g 1101115-111111011HCL 111c'11ts of I111' day, 1111'1t11l1o11s to 111161111 1116'!.'111ILQS, t1111111c-1'o11 110105. 111111 I1 1111 of c111'1'1' 111 1110 form of 11 11o111'1' or I1 C1CI'L'l' L't11'1UUl1. FFHTIILIHR HRE THESE SCEIAIES . .. S111L1L'111S AQVCU1 1C11C11L'1'S 111 1110 111111. . . . 131111111 C1flZl41'1' guts 1111 L'lI1'1J' sI111'1 111 1111' 11If11'111l1l'V1' 118 Hrs. 111011111111 mops 111s 11l1'flt11 .... 1i11g1'1' 5t1111L'11ts 1461111 11lL' f11's1 issue of t11C 1311111og1'11111 111 1116 off1L'c'. XV11111' 117L'1' 11'1111 111011 t111'11 to use t111' t1'11'1111o111' f111' 111111t11g1'11p111f1' r1'co1'11s 1111'11' 110011 11I1L'1'L'Sf 111 1IL'll'S 111111111 t11c111sU11'1's. 111l4QC Six! y :X long lilu' l1lll'tl'3'S mzirx for ulm'1u'c fsxczrses mzlsillu Hr. l1lla'r's Llum' in tlu HlUI'lIlllg .... Dowlz ilu' lulll tl lionsluv fxlllll mcnlllur sells IYUIIIIHIIIS to Ungar c'11su1Hu'r's. lgxcltwlluvlt I'L'IAL:llS for It is lruluy, tlu' mlm of tlu' lIIlHlt'L'UHIHlQ gfznun HLOHG THE LUHY. 5 X 1' CO1 Purim' mul quivt ul lm! snitlus uwz' ilu' lllH'lll',1' with ilu' lwll .... cvUlIlIlSlIllI IIUS mux' Algtllll will: lIlIIL'lI in tlu' L1IfL'ft'VltI. Srmu' of flu' wxlinrs mlm ll'L'l't' lute L'm1u'rsm1 this lHIl'llL'1lltIl'lllI1 frlzrlul lu' fun tlum fm Plzgu Sixtx fl N1 lcji to riglzti lynn Bisactt, rlolm Lune. Mrs. Liles loc Ramcl, l'rn-cl Ango, Loc llcnnv, Frccl Yclvcrton. Hrs. lrrlcs proves tluzt tlzcre is F111 mzszvvr to that gconwtry prolrlwu .... fllrs. llclllrimlgds biology class Views iree mold Llllflllg tlzvir slzuly of rzlguv. FROITI CLHSSROOITI TO STUDY HFILL . . Ivfi lo right: Iulmsic lgill4llllllI', Mrs. llvllmrimlgc, left In rixglzlz lack Vlilflllklll, Pcgggv Nlzlttlmcws. Chris Sparrow. Xlr. Ilrllmriclgc. Mr. Ilvllzridgv tlL'Il1OlISlfHfL'S Io his L'lI6HllS1l'.1' SllfLlL'lIlS ilu' forululu for flixlilluliou ....1 llrs. liluclclmrn uxylflinx the limp lc',LfL'IlLl lo worlil ti:l'04LfI'lI,7lI'1' mzrleuts. Page Sixty two cf! to riglrlz Violet Cobb, Mrs. Blackburn, Pearl Suun durs, Marv lfrunccs Davis. Miss Sffmlwlfm-ll uxplllilzs llzv lzcri- tugl' of fl'L'L'tlUlll In U. S. lIlSlUl',1' class. . . . Hrs. fxl'lI1l'lUrX' rcmls llzmlutimlx frmu fllI1IllL'L'I' to lIt'l' lfnqlislz class. S11 azzf ling: jg -gxl 1 ll 11xxf11rf L Miss S1 nnmc ll-rllrrd. HUD BHCH HGHIH FRONT LUNCH. left tu riglxlz Tuul Hass, Klr. Sutton, llulmlw Cuugly, Smmling: Hrs. C'mwlu', ll-UIIIIIIY Kirlmv. Amlulim l3luunI. cured: jnckic lluwcrs, Hub AlLlL'Ixl'llllll'. Cflaucncc Cutun. Slumling: H111 llydc. Mr. Sutton lL'tlL'lIL'S tlzc prim-iplax of I7ll'1'SICS In llls Sllltll'lIlS .... Hr. llylll' Sll,7t'l'I'lSL'S xlully in llis l7llXllIl'XX lun' alms. Page Sixty-tlzree LUe make Speeches 'Xliss Aywclz rem-Irvs tlw fIHItltIH1t'H mls of goml s wuclz tu llur senior lilltfl class, :mal II. F. Ulallcr xmzlcvs ilu' Hrs 51'L'L'c'l1 .... lu tlzc nun' lmilc ' K Alrzrmf Lliclulvx slmrzlmml wllilu ilu' flrs outline. REHLIZIIWG lT'S FILL Mrs. lJlIllCYSUIl tcfaclws tlzc Impulur mulullcn' lt!llg1iLlA2,CfSIl7tIl1l5l1-l0 sown: juniors .... lu tlzc gun, Cfmclz Clillzvrsmz llisczzsxcs luzslaftlmll with ilztcrvstcml lisf tellers nl. liissett, C. Norris, A. Tyson. Page Sixty-four IU FI DHY'S UJORH '1'C'lll' clnss xlrzrgglvs in Hllllli' flu' rigllt . . ' I111' 11111111'f1111'i11g girls p1'1'y111'c for 11 . . . Bliss 13111111 1'.x'p111i11s 1110 111'1111111str11f Hnd Cook Cakes . Urcr i11 I111' 11111111' ec111111111i1.'s 11111111, 11111't,1' 1111111 t1z1fir 1z11111c-11111111 ' L'lI1iL'S. 111111 ty11e11'1'it1'r 111 Ui. 111111111 ll'111I inf t1'1'1's11'11 1111111111411 E. Herring. HS UJE UIHLH HLOHG TDGETHER Miss W7i1li11111s1111 helps P. Askew Hl11l1tI1IQ1t'H 1111 t11gL'17Yl1 11ro111c111 ....1 Ur. 111111'111'11 c,xp111i11s 71111111171 111 13U5ll'L'11 111111 C. 1111c11tt. Page Sixty-H1 e i INGINC together, we hlend our hearts and voices in a song of our- selves-sometimes low, sweet, soft, or sad, sometimes patriotic or prayerful, but mostly happy and carefree. Septemher brings songs of love for our country. America the Beautiful and The Star-S Jan letl Banner malce us tinole with ritle. l Ei fs P Octoher takes us into the full swing of football season, and I lail to the Varsityn thrills us as no other song can, for it huiltls in us a spirity of unity. 'iW'e Gather Together To Ask the Lortfs Blessingi' at Thanksgiving time and sing our gratitude for the goodness of Our Heavenly Father. The Christmas season with the air everywhere rcverherating the notes of HSilent Niuhtu and ov to the VVorlcl renews in us a determination to live rw . y better lives. At Izaster, we vroclaim with others the ov of ho me in ever- I J , I n n ' n 41 a lasting life as we sing Alleluia. At last the heart-rcnclinu chortls of Portia ancl Circumstancei' usher O I YY I I Ci X1 the seniors into the Land of Hope and Glory, and the underclassmen progress one more step on their long and clillicult journey. Uniting our hearts anal voices in song, we become part of a strong cord of human understanding and faith that makes us a part of our school, our community, and our great nation as we go along .,.. .Staging jogefA 7'st r ': '. Tha e, R. in- ' stead, ll. Rouse, S. Etheridge, F. fi 'HLN 2. Varnell. Seeoml row: S. Godwin, G. Keen, M. VVinsteati, Lewis, A. Bissett N. Muskns, M. juyner, Stith. 'liliirzi row: F.. Sunnnerlin, V. lftitlcliiigtml, il. VVhitiielcl, G. Tum- linsun, P. 'l'urnage, M. Page, J Taviur, D. Smith, R. Dlaeuhs. Fourtli 1'0u': VViliiforci, G. Pitts. ll. VVheeler, Mrs. Moore, B. Clegg. N. Ylurtlan, R. Bailenger V HHH! SUPI-IOIUORE First row: VV. Clover, ll. Larnni ll. Iloiciford, Bailey, F. Gardner F. Anderson. Second row: B. Bass, U. Bridgers A. Hathaway, VVells, Bass, Il 1 . - Hass, VK i'llIiL'y, ii. Phe. Third row: Mr. Delhritlge, M Reynolds, V. Etheridge, I. juyner C. Pridgen, E. Bunn. F. liuykin P. xx7ilii2iI11S0D. Fourth row: B. Barts, B. Bissette R. Taylor, L. Fineh, D. Pike, P Perry, F. Everette, B. XA7iiiililllS, R Edwards. First row: H. Catlin, Yinnutr lis, D. Matthews, T. Morris, U McLean, j. Corbett. Second row: P. Askew. Barnes B. Baker, A. Pittman, B. Satehweii Daughtridge, C. Buykin, S. Fthe- ridge. Third row: M. Miller, Felton F. Herring, B. Ruiiin, H. Uinstead K. VVatsnn, Lanun, Miss Nnhlc Fourth t'O'lflVZ E. Pappas, C. Kin- ney, O. Landen, R. VValker, 1. VVil- iiatns, F. Manning, NV. XVinsteati Cf. Adkins, Leach, R. Saleeby, F. Deans. v 1 V Iiirst row: li. King, S. Barimvs, I3 VX'm+cI, -I. llnycttc, A. -I-IIUIHZIS, II. Joyner. Sawmill' rmvz P. Inippiis, Iiiirimcr, Trmilinsun, M. Collins, K. XVmvt cn. C. SmnciI, Barker, B. Stark Third row: I3. Iuyncr, NI. C zirtcr 7 X. Davis, A. Imvclucc. M. Ncwnm, IZ. XVcbb. -I. foie, Ii. VVfmIurcI, -I IIaitL'I1CIor, S. Spcncv. I70urtI1 row: Czircinvr, C. Vick, Il. Buss, IU. Pipkin. O. Lmvv. Nlurgnn. IJ. Puytlircsc, Hr. 'ImmtI1- I Ulklll. I fi i Ifirsl rout fl. Iinim, T. Strick- Iuncl. I.. Ncwion, II. VVcavcr, D. Linnin, B. Minclicw. Svcomi row: I. Rubcrson, S. Iliivis, N. Rogers, P. Mcliniiuugli. Y. VValsmn. If. Benimm. M. Vick, B. Owens. Third rmvz IJZIIIICI, Il. Herring, II. Iligli, 'If RiIcy, II. Klcrcvr, Primigcn, DI. Sziuls. Cf Clark, B, Scuaircc, I.. SIiz1cIIL'. Ifrmrtii row: IJ. Pridgvn, I7. xvI1IIl'I1CklCI, VV. Hurry, 'If Sim- Iurcl, II. Ilairris. II. Ifincii, S. VI'in- siuuci, IJ. Smith, Ii. Adkins, Miss VVilIizunsim. l stvmi. II. Stricklzmcl, I.. I7mv1Iy. In-sr mir: I. XI'i'I1lm, II. XVIII Svcmzd row: VI. I3uiiun. Cl. Ifclimi C-. Piixc S Pun I Nil in I' juries. If. lfzinnrm, C. Smith. TI: 1, . . liiifurci, Cl. 'I'lmrnn' 5. IIurnL Xl K M. Iiziriics. Mrs. U1-si. Iio Iiznns. Ii. Nichols, A. Spivvy il 2 'I'.i. 2I:'..-l'XYU.1. irii mir: I.. Norris, II. Cuulwr, urtli mir: IZ. Hint. II. U'il' Skinner, B. Ansicv. . ID. 1' IT HHPPEUS EVERY DHY HOIIIE ROOIII PERIOD 1II1's. IIof11'c'x Class, 11 111110111 sf111I10 11111111 I1f1111e 1'of1111. IIr1w 1111111x' tI1i11vs COLIICI I1c cr11wcICcI into IXVCI1IY'IIYL' 11111111106 I'ict111'c IQIIQIIIUE Cc1IIccli11v 111r111Cv? ' N I ' 'h N ' N 4 N 1' ' ' rx N ' 'rw ' I IRCIICRIYSIITUT I7z1111t111v SL'Cl1L'l'Yf 1Xssc111I1I1cs: fX111111u11cc111c111s: 'II111uuI1t I111- tI1c Ilan' r St11cIx'11151 111 tI1c . , ,H . . U , -. 1 . , . . , E' . ' .' IlI'3I'2lfyf ScII111g, tlckctsr I'1II111g out c11r1'1cI111' passes: AIIIIQIIIQ Ilstsf 1X11cI c111111scI111gfcs11cc1:1IIy 11111111154 tI1c L111cIc1'CI11ssn1c11 011111 15. 'I'I11s v1'11u1- Mrs. M41111'c's--fsv:c111s 111 I1c I1stc11i11v z1tt011ti1'CIv--z1II UNCC 1t H I 5 I I m . I 'I4I1C1'c's ZIIXVZIYS unc in C1'c1'y clnssu. S01'L'1'z1I vc111's ago tI1c SILICICHI cI0lII1L'II sla11'tcnI giving ll tI11111gI1I I111' mln- LIZIXU cIL11'i11g I111111c 1'r1c1m pC1'i11cI. lr is given I11' il cIiIIu1'C11t stL1cIC11t c11cI1 wcck c1x'cr !I1c 11L1I1Iic z1cIcI1'0ss svstcm in tI1C OIIICC and w1'ittC11 1111 tI1c I1c1111'cI in lI1c I1c1111c 111411115 I111' tI1c stL1cIC11ts 111 wcigI1 iIl'ICI c1111sicIc1 ' cIu1'i11g lI1c CILIY. -, Barlwara Ivan Norris ,Q11'c's 1I1011QI1I for fI1c tllllhu Stem' Yi011011Iis lI'I'IYL'H the II1r111QI1t fm' H10 IIHYII 011 II1c' I1r1111'1I 111 Iliss Nf1I1Ic s Izovm' 1'f1o111. Page Seventy - First rmv: B. Povtlrrcss, ll. Rilcv. -I. Ilcrring, A. llzwcs, ll. Pcrrv. Second row: A. ll0llCIl'I2il1, Barlwur, C. llucutt, Nl. Dixon, P. Row, BfklIlllCV, M. llmvurcl, I. Bowen. Third row: Mrs. Dclbrinlgv, Cf. Stancil, N. Vt-lla, S. Sutton, E. VVo1xl, Mitulrcll, N. AlCl.L'iil1 1. Lamm, Ferrell, C. VVutson, B. Bovcttc. Fourth row: D. Barncs. I. Calhoun. P. Page. S, Norris. D. Strickluncl, Al. Stntt, A. Palgc. E. Spciglrt, S. Bisscttc. i First row: Anthunv, R. Briclgcrs, S. VXVFZIV, Nl. Ka-nnctlv. ll. Owens, lf. llriuv. Second row: M. Briclgcrs, M. VVuulclriclgc, 'loan llrauglmn, M. Butts, C. Ruse, ll. Fcltnn, INI. Brown, M. Barnes. Third row: -I. Malpzlss, K. Mills, ll. VVorslcv, ll. llmxsc, I.. Pngu, li. Baker, T. Bisscttc, A. Faircloth, Bovcttc, Millindcr. Fourth row: VV. Dcrrcth, B. cilllllllllgllillll. N. C'hznnpiun. M. Snunclcrs, T. Vlnrclnn, lf. Piltrnan D. Carlson, R. jordan, R. Barnes, Nr. Dickens. Page Scvcntyfunu iFirst row: L. Youmans, B Carter, D. Provo, A. Salem, B VVatson, R. VVatkins, M. Tavlor. Second row: P. Ricks, P Strickland, A. Privettc, E. Peter- son, hloorc, D. Brown, Nl Parker, L. Rahil. Third row: Bissctt, Skin ner, S. Smith, S. Durham, E Hicks, l. Crowder, VVilliams, G. Bass. Fcmrth row: Mr. Gilkerson VV. Lee, B. Israel, G. Townsend B. Lamm, B. Draughn, M Speighl, VVatson, N. Black man. First row: E. Easter, XVil liams, B. Lamm. M. Turner, P lovner, P. Ferrell, S. Priclgcn, E Kerczek. Second row: E. Grant, M Ienkins, S. VVeavcr, E. llamm Y. Brown, M. Cholerton, M Leonard, B. Smith. Third row: F. Jovner, YI. llare rell, M. Raner, M. Pearce, B. Barnes, P. Tant, I.. cle Kevvcr. Fourth row: D. Thorne, I. Newton, . VVooclrufT D. Tax I Y 1, lor, lklrs. lones, Howell, B. Perrv, Keen, B. Muse. First row: I. Thorne, D. Minschew, D. VVilliams, C. Iames, P. Gregorv, ll. Moore. Second row: M. Teclder, M. Mills, B. Flora, B. Dvson, B. Slottings, B. Duke, R. Iovner, G. Kellv. Third row: I. Vilhitlev, D. Etheridge, M. Sullivan. B. Pear- son, VV. Raper, C. Norris, H. Bass. Fourth row: D. Ellis, B. lov- ner, B. Davis, R. Davis. Mr. Rogers, E. Ellis. Q . 135 3' ' Q 1 5 0 N J 1 3 r 4 SUB-FRESHHWEU I7ICQIl'I'II Cl1,'XIJlfS Ifirst Vmrp U. iIHYl1L'l', Ii. Sul Iings, CQ. Buss, II. llvlixw, II. Ilz1cII'urmI, Il. Ilurfic-Iml. 'lf Pm-rrv. Il. AIIIINIIUXV. Seuuml Vmv: Iliam-tt. I. Hus- wt-ll. If.. XVHIIQCY, I3. Spcncc. S. Driver, I.nngIL'x', S. IIQWL-II. II. Lklllllll. KI. SIIHLIIC. NI. New- Iwrrv. IAUIIII c . XIIIIIIIQI. IIIII l.m4I, NIIDYQLIH. A. LIAIIIIIICII NI. ,IIL'kICI1t'l', Il. SI1cz1Ix'. II. NK'I1itIcv. NI. XVCIDSICT. I.. Iunvs, Bos- well, Mrs, furrilmgtcm. First rout I3. l.1IL'. II. Iivllu. 1 - x 1 Cf. Ilnls. Im. Iluntvr, I . Iwgcrx I. I3urIwx, CI. I'IClI1II1Q. SUFUIIII row: M, Iklflllklll, I'. U'i11slcmI. Pzlgc, U'I1itc. In Price. I. limwkin. N. Ile-II. X. I7c1rIws. I. XYiIIiI'rurcI. If. I3arm'-. Tlzird rmr: F. I'iIw, I.. IILILI Ivv. II. I5Iuru, IXI. I'VmuIurcI, I'. XVI1itc'. S, Conlon. I. 'I4avIur. Miss Iimm'Ic'S. IIVS. CY1r'1'i11Ag1U Llmx any ll Viclzic. III IInsu's Imax umlcc lmsus for lmups. SUB-FRESHITIEH IfIGl III I GIIAIJVS I'irxt rout II. Suttun, I5. I7uI tfvn, VI. IIaiIcx:. I.. IJrivcr,,S. Grill Im, I.. IJTIYCT. C. Ihttvr. I. IVI1ccIc1'. Svcuml row: I. IYiIIiI'nrcI. II. IIIHKIUS. K. VuIcntinc'. I.. Ylqurxwr, II. Ilnwsmm, S. IViIIi4nnson. I5.. XVIHCIIHIIII. I'. VI'iIIizll11s. M. VI'rmcI:lrnI, I7. Davis, CA. 'I'ccIcIcr. Tllirfl row: If I3.utcIu'Iur. In I7x'a1ns, II. Iilllllll. II. IIz1tcIu'Im'. Cf Sccurcc. CI. NIiIIL'r. A. Ilmm, II. IIuIwr. S. xIL'ft'Cl', Miss I nuns, I'1x's1 row: II. IImIgL's. IU, InI1nsul1, IV. IIIIIIUN. I. IIlll'vl'I'. II. Iiurxwgalv. IJ. I'cncm'Ii. XY. Hisxcttc. NI. NIRIIIICXYS, If. IIricI- Qcrs. Svcmzzl row: IJ. U'I1itIUv. II. NILTIQS, Y. ITl'l'l'l'II, II. I5rivc'r, CI. S1lIvL'Iw, II. Uwuns, II. UHQIWI11, If. StrickIamcI, I,. IJmvcIY. ,l'I1irrI 1'0ll'1 I. Immxw. A. IRI wa1rcIs, III. XIAIIIHIIIQ, VIA. I7isIx. A. I,ill1ICI. S. C'In'rrv. I. Crutc. NI. Niclwls, Mr. Nixon. J W Q ' , 6 954' W6 1, x . . ' 2 -in 5 if Nfl -an 'fa k E-1' A .Eiga s : - , o , fs? gig . gj 'M se . .5 -ff if . '37- ' L If -J I A ' J . .x 'A Q 4 f , , .VV ' 'O ' dwqnyw ,k.. W L r ...M- we wi V M ......- Seventh Grades Fin! l'Ull'i II. IIriLIgcx'n, S Ilcnnv, P. UNI-.nl, II. Nlwuru P. II.Ivcs,' II. IV.1Istu11. I. Im' mer. S. SIIIIIUY. A. Iinkcr, IJ Ritter, I. SIHIIJSUII, II. I.llL'Al5, Svcoml row: ICl'llIL12lll, 'Il IIigI1, P. Merritt. C. Quick. M IcfI'n'rsnn, M. Avcock, P. Carter P. Pittman, I7. VVhccIur. If Smixh, S. Pins. I. Illlimr. IIzmI ww: In. II4irrL'II. II I3urIicIcI, II. IIurrcII, II. XIJIUII tinc. I3. NL'U'NHIllK', Nliss III-rrv P. Vzu'nuII, N. I.um'. I.. IVI1itIcx' III. Ifitlgvrallal, IIuswcII. First rmr: A. IIRIIQCF, II. Butts BI. IQIIIIU, AI. xvIIL'L'IL'I', G. I.L'w is. T. LIHIVCS, Ir., NI. IInvIxin I. Iiurncs. I. I5.IIis, II. xx'-IINHII I. Realm-llv. Secomf ww: IQ. I.1cuIxs, I5. IJuwLIv, II. I'VcI1Ix, II. IIQIIIICQAI' I. Crisp. S. II.lvL's, AI. llurm- I. Godwin. In SuIIivnn, I Buunc. Dixon. Illini rmr: I5crrcII, 'Il Pcrrv, IV. Ilubins, Ilrivcr. II High. IJ, Xluurvs. II. Skinncr, 13 Farmer, II. SIHCIQIII, IP. II'iIIizn1l5 I. Butts, Mrs. Iiuvkin. Fin! row: P. Iicll, G. CISITIIUI' II. VIR-L-ks. II. cIl'L't'L'II, If. I'.L'IIllll V. Stutt, I.. I.nmm, I.. Iluvkin If. Ielnmm, II. Muurc, A. KI-llcv Second row: P. IIzlX'cs, IJ Buss, II. Iiukur, IV. Tlmrm-. If. VVu1xInrcI, I. Ianucs. Ii. Iluglwa I. Tuvlur, IIuIu'rsun. S. llml gin, I. Ilnnicl, I. IImwn, I3 Cruv. Tllird row: Banker, II. Cul urt, 'I'iIIcrv. IE. Mattlwws. K4 Harris, Miss lII1amcIIcr, II. Mc NIiIIun, Il. Iiurncs, IJ. Alurrxw T. IVilIizm1sun. Il. Harris. Seventh Grades liirst ruttw Il. llatrtutatt. XY. Itivncr, T. illtvlur, IJ. Smith, V. lxllLIL'l'5Ull, C. Whcltlill, ll. frute. L. Page I.. Sttttnclcrs. IJ. Buss, D. Iluwattxl. Secotttf mtv: I, Bztrttcs. 'lf Iillis. C. lhilltiuk, A. Munro. R. liccftwcr, I. Striukltmd, C. Blur pltv, S. Kesler, Cf. Pappas. M. llucistin, Pttpptts, 'lf Ilttrriss. 'l'I1irLl mtv: ll. l.atntm. li. Ron Iimw, B. litttclwlur, H. illtvltir, I. Batten, VV. Clirbctt. C. Bttim-s, IJ. XK'tiudrLtil'. I. Kc:-tt, C. lttmm. H. Rwbhins. Nlrs. lfinclt. First rmv: K. liinclt, A. lim' kin, C. VVittsto.'ttcl, S. DuBois, I.. XYttlsttm, A. Davis, li. Askew, lf. Nlurris, R. Britigcrs. Sucoml wir: Cf Hlttstitt, P. Hlttstitt. M. Iuttcs, Fleurs, l'. lfinclt, M. Rustic, Mcluttt. ll. Bunn, K. IIVLIIIS, Ii. Gill, ll. Xwlliftircl, Mrs. Sltrcvc. ifqltiml mtv: ll. lircmtt, CQ. llttwstm, Cl. Stmttatclt, 13. lhvis, H. Smith, Kean. U. Ctmm. il, Nunn, C. Skittttvr, Nl. Xvttttnt. I l'llis Hrs. Sum' ri lIl'll' tur1c'l1t'r K t5. w' h IIIIS 'u'ui'. YIl,'L'Vl'lSL'S sycucli in till IIIL' sclmrals of tltv filly. III t'1is pittzttt tit str I I F- . -1 if K-is ,UV ftvlyiizg it SIIHIUIII ll'ifIItI17tlV'I Im' it AlU'UALfl'l!IlI. 7... .41 Seventh Grades Iirxt l'Ull'Z II. Innt, VI. 1.1mm-l Ixn, I, Izulllmn, I. Xluk, I4 lu-xr, I. IxcIIx', S. Iwunx, I XXILINI, IA. IIIIIIIII, 'If IgLll'I'Hll, II.lI'IJ41lII'. Svcmnl rmr: I. xXLIIQins, I, VI'iIIiu1m, II. IiCI4L'lL'Ii, Nl Quinn, Ncwsmnu, S. Iulm stun, II.nmm, S. Vick, fx. Sus wr. XY. l'Izlx'cr. Ilzml muh I. IICITSUII, In Ilmylxcx. XY. I3.tIlricIge, II. IIL'Ix l1.mI, ll. XYI1itIn'N. Xlurpln' I. I,1lYIIlI'l'NS, II. Iuug1Icx'. ll Iingv, lf XY41IIwr. Nlrs. Stcxmrl Ifirsf row: Ii. AICQIITS, If. lh-ll S. l'uxlun, N. Swiu'guuLI, I.. IIIIIIIIIII Ix Xl I I3tt I ' .,'..uss,i. us,f uXllcIn'l's411x, II. Huw, IJ. Uxxvlls. Sm-uml row: IJ. Nluwru. If. Ixmg, A. llnrk, XI. Ilullun, I. .'XImI1m, S. XIIQIIIIXYFIQIII. I.. II.mf , ,.. I-lmm-, li. Ilnuu, Im. U IIIILIIHSUII. l'I1irrI Y'UIl'I I. IIRICISIILIXV, IS. King, ll. I3.u1'IQIcx. VI. Iixltvwxl, T II. I3nrxImx'.. I I. Iuppap, SuIIi um. I. XXIIISILKIII, L. Sturt, Is, Ilulmlas. Innrrll mar: Nlixs XYiIlig1111 run, IJ. SIXIXUY, I. Hman-r, I, XX'lm-lur. .IIr'n. 5IL'll'tlVI, also II Hull' 1L'tIL'I1L'VIIlIS uwlr.41m1'l1vr'xt11 rfwlls flllrl HIIIUII IYILWINIIVL' in SIIIIIIIIIAQ plum and IIHIHIKII lifv in ilu' .NL'l'L'IlIIl Asirmfu. Ufllo could ever forget tlmse thrilling varnl-will trnfrs lwtwcun lim-lay Matin! aml Vllilson? Here Mr. Clint Farris, an artlcnt supporter of Cf.l .C'.Il.S. in every ll'tI,1', tallcs to lioimu' Alf'llfllL'Il'S, Anresiilwit of tlle Stmlent Cfaztnvil, almnt tlze Cf.'HlllIg garnv in lioclcy Alfllllll. 8 QCLPFLQLJ f Hr. U'illartl, as 111' oftvn see liim in our assrsnzlrly IYYUQQTIIIIIS . . . lle is a fa- miliar figure to ns as lie says tlzat the seniors are ilisnrisscd ta go to tlziril perioil class. MR. XRYILLARD, Principal . 'ful ,H J H 5 Miss Slate instructs liar ciglztlz grade clmrus as slzc preiares tlzwn to sing to- gvt wr for a program. :Sing f0gefAer . . . Anotizer of tile mmzy oiitsttinziing Soiitiieiistern Asseniiriy Pl'UlS:ft1'll1S .... Hr. ami Airs. Htijtin begin anotiler seiecf tion as tire stzuients nppiiniti Iozuily to keep from going to tizirii period classes. Not only aio tile nsseniiriy progriiiiis tim! eonle to tis from elseuiizere sliou' tizlent. ifiit we reaiile iiitring tiiis yrogrtzin timt fill' stmients in Mrs. Deiirricigcfs iionze rooin possess mrieti limi t'lIiigiliL'lI' ing abilities as tizey glee- fziiiy interpret Hgeizooiiiiiys. Sciiooitiiiysf As tile stiiiient iioiiy lis- tens ntteritireimi, .Uri Hier ieiitis iiis choir in singing '7V'Hi5L'S of iI4iIllII1ZSxLfil'ilIxQ. To iiiti to Iize spirit of iliimnksf giving, some of tile seniors worieeii iiiiigentiy to finisii tize iieeortilions in time for tile progriini. - x X Y' N VI' N Q Y gy! 'F f 5 gk gfi u an I gx ' ,Q .N 5 r 1 S 1 E . K ' ' f ll J Ay A M J ' 1 'x A 'Q 1 59 Kirk v- :Ki ,ae , ,, .- 5. ? .. K s wx , jaws? RQ L if Y VW 0' 'S 34 if ly ........ gf' L ig 2 gr-nm 5 eil. if H L4 3 2. ' P L3 1 gg 1 if 4 ,. 04: Tiff' Wu, L ,M t IH OUR HCTIVITIES Xllho will win? lhe air is lillecl with that question as sehnol turns out earlx' lor an uptown pep rally lnelore the llaleighfVVilson game, As the ernwtl gathers in lront ul the enurtlwuse, the eheerf leaclers keep step with the hantl lnusie until thev are reach' tn leacl in singing the sehnol song. Another ul' our hantlis many activities the lJL'l1lUL'l41lIlL' llallt' at the L'tllll'll1Ul.lSL'. Pieturetl, left to right, are Mr. Lulte l.amIn, Cltwernnr lhnsteatl, llarhara Ann llarris Qhliss North Carolinal, anal Ur. Charles Carroll, State Superinten clent. Department nl Public lnstruetinn. Always taking an interest in our sehnol ale' tivities, Mr. Cliappell loolxs nn in the haeltgrountl. Une nl' the rnant' activities ol' the Kexette Cluh is the annual tea lim' the mothers. Seatecl, lelit to right, are Mrs. Al. li. Pettway, hlrs. A. A. l,amn1, Aliee Smith, Mrs. ll. M. Smith, Mrs. lfretl Baltze- gar, hlrs. A. S. lhnnias, antl .lean Petwav. Standing: Suzanne lfaulltner, Naney hlel,ain, lilniira llerring, Imresitlentg lilaine llaltzegar, antl Carolyn llioinas. hlusie was liLll'lllSl1CLl hx' the lievette ineinhers. lllJl'I'ORlAL STAFF VVe, the editorial stuff, have exhausted our minds und our bodies in working on this, our 1953 Coco0N. We have worked from dawn until dusk, and sometimes until the wee hours of the following morning, seeing the light of day only through the windows of Room 15. Our eves have become darklv and deeply circled, and our nerves have been frayed through chasing pictures, photog- raphers, negligent students, and lost copy. Yet the experience we have re- ceived has heen rewarding, and through our efforts, we luive become mLliators of mixed emotions. It is our hope that us you turn through the pages ol' our production, the year N53 will unfold hefore you and the once f'll1llll1ll' scenes will awaken our Miss Avcocx, Adviser Y H . . . THCIIIOFICS. l1l.N1IRA HERRING, Editor-in-Clzzef ji... 1953 Left to right, seated: I. Turner, J. Horton, A. Blount, E. Herring, F. Shingleton, 1. Lamm, A. Smith, S. Vllinsteacl. Stumling: L. Dennv, hliss Avcock, L. Bissett, B. Goucly, C. Barnes. n ra. 'wok BUSINESS STAFF Pounding the pavement in search ol' ads has heen the principal occupation of the business staff hefore school, alter school. and, at times. we have contrived to practice our salesmanship during school hours. Our duties have varied from meeting prominent citizens to en- couraging hesitant students to place their orders for annuals. Ancient, halkv tvpewriters have created humorous bat- tles, and drawing off ads has presented dailv challenges for us. Vile have spent hectic hours eternally counting and re- counting money. Our time, energv, and ellorts have heen contrihuted to financing this hook, hut we have enjoyed Vl'allting 'lio- getheru in this experience. 0C00l'l A I Iss l3oNn, Adviser NANCY CQILL, Business .llmmger Mas. CXDRRINGTON, Adviser left to right, seated: P. Ualxlcv, V. Hughes, S. Bunn, X. Gill, G. Bass, E. Dew. tl. Petivav. Standing: E. Spain, U. Harvev, Mrs. Corrington, ul. Lane, P. Vllilliams, Miss Bond, ll. Cav, N. Tyson. E OFFICERS Stzmdivzgz Rovcii lXlATTHEWS, President Seated, left to right: .los VVILLIAAIS, Treasurer Mn. ELLER, Adviser SHIRLEY LAIXIBI, Secretary Not pieturefl: RICHARD WARD, Vice-President STUDENT CO HCIL Acting as the voice of the stuclent hoclv, the Student Council is responsible for the sponsorship of manv activities within the school. Made up of representatives from each home room, the Council sponsors the student monitorial svstem, Sadie Hawkin's Dance, and the Facultv-Student Basketball Game. Also at the top of the list is the Good-VVill Tour to Rockv Mount High School on the eve of the annual football game. A highlight in the spring is the annual election of the officers for the following vear. Mr. Ellcr, inusicfmaster and dean of hovs. is the adviser of the group. Seated. lvl! In riglilz l.. YVillian1s, R. Cliaimpion. Bailey. Nl. l,eonarcl. XI. Crow, .L Smith, Snipes, E. XVhitley, 1. Jones, li. Dew. J. Iloiette. J. lloldforrl. Smmlivig: B. Draughn. J. falhoun. XV. von Miller. j. Rand, F. Shingleton, 1. xVilliilll1S, Mr. liller, R. Xlallhexvs. S. Lamm, lf. Deans, I. Jones, B. Boone j. Daniels, D. Lamm, R. Ballenger. Not pietiowtl: Y. Stott, J. Bass, C. Nichols, R. YVard. n -w 5 rs 1-J I Ilgnis !Iu'vnIn'ns II. Slum-il .uml I'. Ypzlin in X I:lmiIx XII'uir. IIqu'Ivlngu clvu wh up ss'um'l'x Im' prmIuL'Ii1m I,uunIcrI I'.XI3I'k'55lUIlI I.L-.um xuur IIIIUSI IIN plan' mmm gm :mY Ilw XIZISIxk'Ik'i'I4S uIIn'r gm uullnt Im' mln- ggrulsvpzilnt cntlmusiusts uncIcr tlu' mlm-uri4m ni XII: IJm1gI.1s Swink. I:.kiL'I1 YUIII' vnriu plus arc glwn for IIN' sflwul, thc- Incsx UI mlm-In 15 mkvn In tlu' C .IYUIIIILI IJIYIIILIIICS IXNSUCIIIIIHII ut Clmpcl IIiII. IIIL- cIuIx prcsu11tuI '1 lI1x'L-L'-:uct pluv, A Ignmlx 1XII.m', III Ilu' IAIII, mul II prmul slum' RI sm uw. I'rnu-cLIs Irwin tImu pI.ws gm' uscd Inr wmmurx. L'HSIlIlIION, :mcI mv11I1lL's. cII1ll'Il'8 I. funn IIIQII SL'I1wuI is Inst cIL'vcIupi11g .un L'xpuriL'11u'cI Qfllllp UI I,itIIL' SwinIas. Inxl l'uu': 9. Iicntmm, ,I. Ialmm, XI. Ixmn, I. Ixxllmx, C. Ilmlnm. I. Xlullls. XI. Ilkv. Svcurnl Hur: S. IIugz'u II. Dvnnx. X. Iilwunt, S. Ih-mmm, I. Nlmin, Xl. Curlwlt. I. III-rring. S. Ilunn. I. XXxIli.nns1m, -I. llmn-In llziul mxr: Nlr. Suink. -I. lv.n'nL-r. I. Cmlw. I. Sl.myiI. N. Illun. II. Illmlqup. I7. XmIcrmn. II. Xluxmx H. I.nlIIxm'1'. AI. SLIIIIHQN. fn HEY CLUB Look at those hustlers! You might know that they are Key Club boys looking for another project! Since it was first organized in 1946, the Key Club has been dedicated to serv- ing the school and community. Though the club has some social functions and good times, its main purpose is to render service. even if it takes hard work. Striv- ing to seek and develop the activities that will be of the greatest value for the great- est number, the Key Club is a builder of both leadership and character through responsibilities given to each member for different projects. It has become a tradition that the club sponsor the annual toy drive and the VVhite Christmas program within the school. The members practice being good hosts at parties given for the faculty and student leaders in December, their parents in March, and the Kiwanians in April. They have also helped to organile a new club in Elm City, our neighboring town. This year the club has completed over sixty worthwhile projects. The club recently added to their long list of awards both the achievement and attendance prizes at thc Carolinas District Convention. Mr. Wlillard is the adviser of both the Kev and Kcvette Clubs. Members are, left to right, top to bot- tom: F. Ange, G. Barnes, T. Batchelor, B. Boone, jl. Childs, Creekmore, Daniels, C. Dawson, F. Deans, L. Denny. ll. Edmunson, Ellis. B. Farmer, L. Faulkner, C. Fulghum, D. Harvey, j. Holdford. Jarman. P. Jefferson, B. Lamm, D. Lamm, R. Matthews. ll. Rand. -I. Rand, F. Shingleton, Stallings, T. Strickland, R. Warcl, D. Wheeler, F. Yel- vcrton, S. Yionoulis, B. Goudy, Presidentg I.. Bissett. Vice-Presiclenf, D. Hathaway, Secretarjf-Treas1tre1'. IGEYETTE CLUB VVhat kind of pin are you wearing? asked a freshman of an upperclassman. That is a Kevette Club pin, came the reply. VVhat is the Keyette Club? asked the girl. Tell me about it. VVell, said the upperclassman, the Keyette Club is a service club which was organiled in I9-18 and has spent its years in promoting projects and activities for the betterment of the school and commun- ity. This year the local Kiwanis Club is sponsoring the Keyettes. Visiting the coun- ty home on Sundays, working with the VVilson Kennel Club in sponsoring a clog show, and giving donations to the Red Cross and Community Chest are some of the club's community projects. Some of the school projects have been to sponsor the girls' intramural basketball teams, to honor their mothers at a tea, and to help the Masketcers by sponsoring the concession stand at their various plays. The members of this organization rank in the upper third of their classes and are selected from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes on a basis of leadership, scholarship, and character. Gee, l hope l can be a Keyette mem- ber next year, exclaimed the freshman. Members arc, left to right, top to bot- tom: Allen, E. Baltzegar, P. Barnes, G. Bass, Benton, A. Blount, Boyette, C. Brooks. S. Bunn, V. Cobb, M. Corbett, 1. Creckmore, Daughtridge, C. Davis, B. Deans, E. Dew, ll. Dunlop, S. Dunn, S. Faulkner, M. Fikv, N. Gill, A. Hatha- way, E. Ilerring, E. llerring, President, D. Lamm, Lamm, Secretary-Treasurerg S. Lamm, D. Llewellyn. N. McLain, M. Newton, P. Oakey, P. Pappas, Petway, E. Poe, A. Smith, E. Spain. Vice-President, C. Thomas, L. Thomas, M. Tyson, S. Vtlinstead. Mn. XAVILLARD, Adviser , E? 1 gs ia ,S sm L- ' . 7' 1 i ies I 'W--,gy-7-'-W X X .. xr As gg.. we if A ... 4- 5' ., 'abit-W , N s . 1' c I f .gig . 9 5 Q s , . fc, . it , . f if OFFICERS LANE SISHONIAS .. .,,,., Secretary CQLORIA BASS . . . . .Vice-President .IEAN LAIXIINI ..,..., .... P resident Mn. VVADE VVOODALL .. .. Sponsor Miss VIRGINIA KNOVVLES ..,... . .Sponsors ,IOAN BOYETTE Cnot pietureclD ,... Treasurer We will help you out eeho the memhers of thc Booster Cluh. This eluh was organized B 0 0 S T E R last vear for the hrst time in our school, for the liurpose of helping all other student aetiv- C L B ities through their hard times. 'lihe Boosters look into the future with IUZIIIY plans. SENIORS Firs! row: S. Lamm, E. Iler- I ring, H. Davis. C. Thomas, M Corbett, I. Hicks, B. Gardner. M '- NL Tvson, S. Benton, D. Oakev. S Second row: S. Bunn, AI. Pet wav, N. Ellen, A. Smith, S Dunn, N. Gill, B. Deans, S Rogers, A. Blount, G. Hughes, E. Spain. Third row: VV. Lamm, I. Stal lines, II. Lane, F. Ange, L Dennv, L. Bissett. IUNIORS Firsl row: AI. Fir-lds, M. Brink lcv, P. llill, M. Sinnnon, D Llcwcllvn, S. Pittman, F. lkncr L. Icrkins, M. Phillips. Second row: C. Bruuks, B Etheridge, S. Pnrnicr, Balt zrzgar, N. McLain, P. Barnes M. Filac, Allcn, M. lluusc. Third rmr: VI. O'Nczil, R Novas, B. Pctruliuv, CN. Tlimim mn. N. lorrlam, S. Pvrrv. E Vllalstrm. SOP! IOMORPS Firxt row: ll. Iuncs, S. lfthc' ridge, E. Poo, lj. llcrring, D Bridgvrs, I. Bzirncs. C.. Smith B. Stark, A. Luvclucc, M. Now: ton, N. Aluscos, l. Vlnvncr. Svcmzzl rmv: M. Klillcr, C King, Al. Rnhcrson, N. Rogers S. Uuughtriclgc, B. llzikcr, B Mercer, C. Bnvkin, A. Hather wav, ul. Lewis. P. Pappas, xl Tavlor, H. linvkin. Third row: M. Collins, K Vllnotcn, li. Szltcllcll, ll. llcr ring, VI. Tuinlinsnn, K. VVatsun I. Newton, Y. VVailstnn. FRIESHIXIIQN Hrs! row: A. Ilollmnan, Nl Leonard, M. VK'nnlriclgc. M Dixon, P. Rose, S. Bisscttc, M. Tnttv, M. Brown. Second row: N. Vcllzi, Al Draughn, B. Smith, B. Gardner E. McLain. A. Privcttc, WI. Sas Sar, Thnlnpson, li. Allen. M Bans. Third row: M. Pnrlwr. L Rabcl. C. Spivcv. Cf llucutt. A Faircloth, P. Ricks, M. Pcarcc B. Ellis, M. Barnes, B. Bridgcrs M. Crow, A. liutinnn. I SPHHISH CLUB Vllhetlier the stuclents spealx Spanish fluently, a little, or not at all---ther' enjoy the lun anal lellowshi i ol' the newly organized Spanish Cluh. llere they have an opportunity to learn a rout all types ol' life in the Spanish-speaking countries, they spencl much of their time learning popular songs in Spanish. lXlrs. Patterson is the adviser of the elulv. Sealed: Adaline Blount, -lim Liles, antl llunnv Petrohov. Stzrvzrlinqg: blames Creekmore. Violet Cobb, Bill Brinlclev, Claude Fulghum, llillv Boone, Neil lortlan, llavita Novas, Shirlev lramm, Pete VVillianis, Billv Farmer, Virginia llughes, not pict141'e1l. Firsf row: Doris Epps, Dot Oakev, Martha House, Helen Dunlap, Nlarv llacllev Filce, Gloria Bass, Bettv Lou Bass, Svlvia Farmer, Mrs. Patterson. Second row: Charles Barnes, Claude Anthonv, Billv Jones, Juanita llielcs, ,lane U'Neal, Eleanor Cuclse, Frances llcner, fharles Shirlev. Gail langlev, lohn l.anL', Aloe jones, lion Lainm. Page Ninety-two UJRHHGLEWS CL B Resolved: that . . , is known to most evervone as the beginning of a debate topic, but few know the bard work and smunk necessary to prepare for a debate. illlll' energetic group below bas sbown rnuc t intiative in reorganizing the VVrangler's Club into an active association of debaters. Under the guidance of Nr. Frank lootlnnan, the organization has achieved a most creditable record. Officers, standing: Barbara jean Deans, Presidentg Lvnn Bissett, Vice-President. Seated: Margerv Newton, Seeretarvg Boots Pridgen, Treusnrer. First row: Nancy Nlelaain, Nlarv Ellen Corbett, Boots Pridgen, Cladvs Felton, lVlartba Rev- nolds, Rachel High, Doris Epps. Second row: Mr. Tootbman, Adviser, Margerv Newton, Barbara jean Deans, Carol Boykin, jackie Lewis, Nannie Lou Stott, loe Roberson. Third row: Baker Morgan, Steve Yionoules, Lvnn Bissett. Donnie McLain. Page Ninety-three Seated, left to right: C. Thomas, P. Barnes. S. Dunn, K. Barnes. Smrzdingz ul. Turner, E. Owens, Ealrxneq, S. VVinstead Iilllllll, Ci. Davis, i.. Faulkner. V. Truehiooti, O'Neai, R. Novus, . .t lCl'lL ge. THE RHDIGGRHIU ilihe flash ol' a eamera, the peek of typewriters, and many questions asked are typical activities oi' our IJLISY Htldiflkilflllll Staff. 'lhey spend long afternoons working and worrying to meet the deadline. The staff, uncier the leadership of Pace Barnes, editor-infehiefz Shirley Lamm, husiness manager, and Mrs. O. K. Joyner, iaeulty adviser, hind in vivicl words school, home, and community activities to puhlish our eagerly awaited Htlciiogrzlnl. Inf! lo right: C. Shirlev, C. Barnes, Mrs. jovner, Left to right: M. Corbett, 1. Patterson, T. Butehe V T N. McLain. lor, A. Smith, N. Ellen, VI. Morris. -'1 'Q hm1wi2-4 in 1' .www Q PE i .. P 1 9X . N. W. Slnmliug: Mary Xlurguret Brown, jenn Stith, Shelizu Stnneil. I-'irxl row: .Xnn I'nil'ehith. Bill Huhhills. Sveoml mir: Nliirinn Simons, Beth' ju Mercer, Marie Pierce. Illini r11u': Nlairt' lrunees fnllins, I-leinmr Herring, llhidys lelmn, Xl.ny .Xliee Phillips. Iimrtlr mir: Dun Lumni, .Xnnn Lmehiee. kan XYrmten, Hess Stink. lfifilz rnw: lrerleriek .Xnge, .Xliee flux Pittmun, Sumnne U.n1glit1'iclge, Helix ,Inn Siilehell, ,Xnn llntlmuin. Klint! lirnkin. Sixth mir: linker Xlurgun, Beelu lllimles, ,Line Drnis, Xl.n'x Christizni llriiigrrs, l'.n Rinks. The Bright Leaf Progress is ll motto whit-li was hiithiiuilx ohserveci this tear hy it group nl' young journalists, under the leutlership nl' Mr. ilinntlirngin, who put their talents together and published the hrst school Illllglllillti ilihet ehose as their llciitor-inflfhieii, hhn'jorie NCXVIUD1 and Business iXiilllilgL'I', .Inekie Lewis. iiihe rnugufine was naimetl thruuglm ll sehnoifwicie contest. Lottie .lCl'liil1S2lIlCi Peggy Ciherry ntnneci it ii-he Hrighl leaf. Muriurie Newtnn promllv presents I.uttie Ierkins and Iaekie Lewis, BHNil1L'S5 Mrinrrgerg Muriurie Newton, Peggy' C lu-rw, who nanned Ilw Bright Leaf, at eupv ul iwiilor iHVf'l1ic'fg and Mr. itmtlrlnquli pause tu gialnee their hrst publication. through Ilia Bright ieirf. ,, QQ QUILL FIND SCROLL ililllx Quill and Scroll was organized for tlie lirst time tliis ienr. lt is un lnternaitionul llonor Soeieti' lor journalists. 'lilie purpose ol' tliis elulv is to eneouruge amd rewaird individual zielwievement in journalism. Left lu right: V. Hughes. N. Gill, A. Blount, M. Tvson, Mrs. -Iovner, fldviserg Ltimm, li. Deans. Faulkner. E. Spain, Benton. Not pictured: Elmira Herring. SXSW i37s3s.,t.f3a?tsgW ft .f3?9rs.i 3 ft i- .s.,1:f45.-iqtyf, f 1 gf , 6' , A lb. ,, . ,E , , , W.. 'lilie safety ol' the students depends upon the School supplies! .-Xnytliing :md everything tlitit careful and conscientious work ol' our bus drivers. the students need! l hut is our seliool store! Stumliizg: D. Wlinstezicl, B. Baker. E. Wiliit- ln the pieture above lilmiru llerring, Mr. flC'lCl, D- Vi'-'lv VVoodull, and lireddy Yelxerton, store inuntigers, Sitting: D. Vvinsteady jr-7 fi. Galloway, are busy selling supplies to l31ii'lxii'u lliorne, und Xvinstead, F. Varnell. S- M- BUl'I1C'S- FUTURE TEHCHERS 'lihe Future 'lieaehers ol' .'Xmex'iea were organized just this year. Membership in this eluh is open to those stuclents who plan teaching L'klI'CCl'S. First row: S. Lamnl, N. High, P. Matthews. Second row: I-. Evans, E. Etheridge, S. Perrv, II. O Neal, V. Cobb, P. Ilill. Not pictured: S. Farmer. Seatecl at the desk is Mrs. Crawlev. adviser of the group. HRST YEHR BHHD MR. Ilo .llemlrersz S. Bissette, Boswell, F. Bovkin, R. Clrampion, ll. Cooner. ll. Corbett, li. Cunningham, B. Davis, V. Davis, VV. Derreth, B. Draughn, Durham, -I. Felton, VV. Glover, lladge, Al. llerring, C. Hocutt. M. llowartl, T. lovner, Lamnx, M. Leonard, YV. Von Miller. Mitt-In-ll, C. Norris, M. Page, M. Parker. XVARD, Director E. Pittman, K. Pittman. Y, Pittman, A. llaper, B Rilcv. R. Saleehv. A. Salem. I.. Sliatllu, M. Smilex' C. Spivev, D. Strickland, P. Strielclatncl, L. Tiivlor, M Tottv, V. Nicole, R. VVatson, B. Wlhitlielcl, lf. VVil liamson, XV. VVillil'orLl, ll. VVorrell. Page Niuefvfseven inn-K C. L. C. H. S. lirst muy S. Vlllwrnc. ll, Xurris, llmlgg-X, llmlinslm. . . , , . I . .- Scuuul mul: S. lrllllll, I. Immw, X. l1'Lu'l:llml. l . L l1L'IAl'X. Ilmll muh lx 1Xlm'rsmu1, I, l.cwis. lf liuvlxin. l.. IL'I'lxllls. lrmrflz mu: ll. Vlluvlain, l.. l.ums, Slxllm, Q. lung. l'1I.ll1 muh ll. l'.nlxx'zu'cls, ll. lzlvlnr, l. .xl-llllllllg. l . luullxncr. Xlx. l'llL'r. ll. C IL-gg. I llc mll ul clrums. LI ll.1sl1 ul lmluc, ll stuxllx ral gold puts lllK'X!1ll'5llI llznml un its xxzlx to LlIllllllL'l' IJL'I'l'Ul'I1llll1L'C. l llL' llllllll Is CUIIIITUSCKI I3l'lI1lA!IkllX lil ILIIIIUIS llllll SUHIHIN. Nllt! IUXL' IHLISIC. AIJIIX llHLll'5 ill lllllll XXUl'lx XIII' NIWCIII I7l'L'l7Lll'll1g lIUl' CX L'I'X Nfllll ill. ClllL'l'lLlll1IllL'I1l lilfgk' UI' small All sclwul ur IH mln- umlmunltx. -Iust :ls pupulnr I5 ilu' sclwol clmmr. lllcx lull lllL'll' xulcus .xml our lwnrls us tllux sung lugctlwr lmzlrnmmmulslx llwn' sungs lm' cwrx lJL'L'LlSllHl. l'irsl ww: SILIIICII, l.. lluulms, lx. XVilli.nnswn, 5. xxIlllNlL'llll, AI. lfclwamls, Fl. llilvv. Suuuml rmv: ll. ll1'inlQlvx'. l.. Xlurris, ll. Xluttluwxs, P. -IL'llIL'l'NllI1, ll. ll.ntl11m.1x', YI. l vlus, I. vIdI'IlldIl. 'llziml mum ll. l:LlI'IllL'I', ll. lfcll-um, IJ. cilllllllllli, K. llglrncs, CQ. 'lx'slm, lf. Wlllitlcv, li. l3kllllCg1LlI'. lil1H'lIl lAfIll'I l'. llill, ll. llumw, ll. Sll'lClil1lI1Kl, ll. lfllu-riclglc, S. lillllllillbll l:luwc1's, ll l.nmm. l iftl1 rout ll O.1lwx', S. lIL'I1lUI1, 9. Shmcil, I, Hmm-tic, Xl. llrinlxlvv. ll IIHIJV. Xlxxtsulm. Sixth mlb: rl.. llnlulmlvr. ll. Xlut mln-ws. Stallings, Grillln. Xl. llxlxus. Xl. llfllsmul. P. illkux, Allcn. Suwullz run: ll. llillun, ll. Yiclx. .1 4 VHRSITY BHHD 5 5 4 s X L X 1 I 1 X IIIUSIC ITIHHERS I A CHOIR Izrsr mu: C. Smitlm, S. Iflgu. IJ. Xlfllix, II. Oxxcns. Sumll mum II. Ilullm, Cl. Ixu'm', A. I'iIlm4m, II. S.lln'I1wa'II. 'l'I1irII mu Stilll, IP. II.lI'I1L'N. I, IIk'I'I'IIlL1, Ii. IYImIa'n, Iumlll wut I5 K XX. . . . .. , . , Slnrlx. II. Imm'1'. I1 I'lIn'l'1cIgL', II. I'II1x. IIIIII mn! XX. I'.lI1n'I'uIgL' L t C Iulnlmum I XXIIIIIX NI II mu In I71II-n Im .'x,,g..1',.x1'1:, I, XXIIIIIIIIIIN. XXIIICIIIUI' it is Im' llu' Iliflm C'IuIm, ilu' LIHIIIIIILIIIIIX Ilxmn I'usl1x.1I ur llu' Ig.ml-r SL'rxm' llwx uIIL'1' lIu'1n www ol' IIISIHIIXIIIIJII annul Im. ,1 I IIUIIIIUIIIS- ul IIIIS xnxmrr I In' IIQIII tum' .lcllx IIIUS alluring rw .1 IuutIu.1II SCLISHII IIIC SI1l'IlIk'I'S' I,LlI'.lKIL' in Oxlmxl tllc' I,l'II14K'l'.lIIl' l'llIIX All IIN' umurl Iwllw IIN' I.lxu'm'N ,, . , .. . , . . I,lgI1l n Inlllmluvl' C.1lnI1.11gl1 xxlllm llu' mmm' wus flu' linux' Xliclxxinlcl' CXIIIIXUIIIIUII I,.II'.lLIL' in Ilwlxx ,Xluunt Ilu' gmmml s urinw I,'ul1L'1'l'l. .XII mgllw u 1 .1 I .-. I luulul IHIINI xx Il' Xpulul IIILINIL xx III Ins! mu 3 Ilnux X XIIII-ru IJ IIm'xu'IIxn I I'u'InIN I . - , . , , XX .aIIc1', SIIII1, XII. I III-r. Mwnml llflll Q . Imlxlmmx, II. IJIIIIIJIL Y. I1'm'InIMI X' II lull XI XYiIIi'm1x Q' Ilnmu II XIIITIIX. 1 , . ll ' ,. . . , . I . , . . . II1irIIm11 II I,m'L'II I' Ilnru-N I Clilllx S I51rlu'r 'X Ilrivlx . . I , , A I ., . 1 , . . 1 , I . nl. c1l'k'L'I'xlIlUI'k', CQ. Ilgux, I'-1IIll'IIl IHIIZ Il. XY.lII'xIIlN, S. Nlfl um, I Il ' ' I ' . mx, Ix. XXIIIIJIIIN. S. Illll11.m, I. Ilvmlx, Ilwmmn. IIIIII 1'u11': II. II1'.1sxwII, C. II.lIkIlL'IlI. I. xIL'I'I'lII, XI. Iluuw, U'Xc.uI. Qixllz ww: Ii, XYIIIIAIIIIN, I. llullmxux, a i BEGIBBERS' BFIBD Mn. ELLER, Direct ffr' .llembers are: C. Stancil, I. Barbour, A. Ilolleman, S. Morris, N. McLean, P. Bose, C. VVatson, D. Smith B. L. Edwards, Anthonv, B. Baines, M. Barnes, F. Brice, M. Christian, M. Brown, Draughn, B. jordan, M. Kennedy, H. Malpass, C.. Bose, E. Bouse, M f VVooldridge, B. Carter, B. lsrael, VK. Lee, B. Stephen- son, Ii. Xx atkins, VVatson, A. Privette, Y. Brown, li. Easter, M. Jenkins, B. Lamm, M. Baper, B. Smith, D Tavlor, B. Ruffin, S. Yionoulis, P. Gregorv, D. Mins chew, ul. Vilhitlev, F. Eagles, B. Horne, Self, E VVebb, E. Barbour, S. Barton, A. Eatmon, G. Morris E. McLean, Thompson, M. Barbour, B. Clark, E Crawlev, M. Crow, B. Farmer, M. Cav. D. Pridgen j. XVebb, A. VVheeler, 1. Corbett. HRSITY BHBD IS THEIR GOHL JUNIOR BHDD MR. ELLER, Director Members are: M. Simon, Calhoun, B. Perrv, B Bass, B. Batts, D. Bridgers, L. Finch, A. Ilathawav, l lloldford, l. lovner, P. Perrv, E. Poe, Nl. Bevnolds, I Bass, ll. Dickerson, Bissett, N. Moskos, Varnell M. Winstead, B. Baker, S. Daughtridge, M. Miller, Oi Landen, Leach, D. Blclain, R. VValker, D. Felton E. Bass, Bovette, M. Collins, Gardner, A. Lovelace B. Pappas, A. Thomas, Tomlinson, B. Webb, B w r VVood, K. Barnes, Batten, L. Dowdv, C. Felton li. jones, Newton, C. Spanos, C. Smith, G. VVebb, B. VVcst, B. VVilliams, II. VVinstead, E. Benton, H Finch, B. Harris. E. Herring, B. High, D. Lamm, B Mercer, B. Minschew, VV. Murrav, P. McDonough, L. Newton, Pridgen, Boberson, N. Rogers, T. San- ford, D. Smith, T. Strickland, M. Vick, Y. VValston S. Winstead, P. Keefaver. E x 5 . 'Yr 556. i . g, F v - 'E .J x yt I fx 4 5 Q t f. . LR .. :L an ., , W2 A D. O. CLHSS Mn. llvmi. CfoonD1N.Ax'l'cm left to right, sented: lf. Nichols. G. Gzmlner, K. 'l.l1HIll2iS, I.. E'-.klllI1Ul1. I. Suumlers, ul. XVurrell. Smudiug: DI. li. Stzmeil, M. Driver, Cl. Best, P. EEIIKYIIIDSKHII, B. Semi, I.. Speight, H. Manure, V. Stott, D. Davis, B. Carter, H. Mercer, ll. Puvtlmress, Deans. M. Suleelw. D. O. COURSE KEEPS ITIEH OH THE .IGB Diversiliecl UL'L'LllH1lli41l!S. emnnwuly Lnmvn by its initials. U. U., is ll eourse uH'ered in our school Ihr those seniors who do not plan to attend eoilege but wish to lrnin for u skilled mule. During the l11UI'l1il1g, the stuclents slucix' their l'CgLll2ll' subjects and then leave selwul after lunch for their cfiversilied work in ufliees. shops and stores in the city. Umler the guiclnnee of the eufu1'clim1Im'. Mr. Robert XV. llycle, the progm111 has pm':eLl Ll great success. H. Driver applies Iris skill us ml unto meelmuie. P. AIAIHIIIIIYNIIII xemfcs Jiliqeullx' mnrmg u mule nj lHVL'1l'1'i!L'l'S. 'r m I 1 , ' EAL living is taking an active interest in the people and world around us. Our athletic program draws crowds of both participants and spectators who, through this fun, develop a love for clean competitive sport. How to win and, more important, how to lose are lessons learned well by the students at Charles L. Coon. Projects! Meetings! Community Work! Our clubs and organizations provide opportunities for us to render greater service to others. And we are thankful for them. These extracurricular activities add a spice to our lives which we all need and love, but, in reality, they make up the smallest part of living together. Many common place things we take for granted, such as trips to the locker, standing in the lunch line, studying in the library, voting for our leaders, just attending classes, and doing the daily tasks which form the nucleus of our school life. i oofin 1 uact uvon tie ianiness tie sac ness ie tu ies we ver- Lkglll 1111 ,l l ,tl it llt 'ormec ie ac iievemen s earnet iv mart ant uorinv wor ', anc ie Goa s l l,tl l t llll l ll D k lrlgl left for others to attain, we see the had and good blend into a sweet melody of everyday's experience in . . . saving .s7ogef!ze , A I. Hiee um! Y. Pittman puck lied Cross boxes . . . I. O'Ncnl, R. ifiizerizlge, amd I. lamiaii cizcournges ill. Fila' to join tim Cfrzisutle for Freedom. Miss f'lycock's innior English class sprmsorctl this drive. IH LIVING Our stuclents assist tlte .XlHCl'iL'2ll1 Vlunior Rccl Cross in pztelxinlg lwoxes tlmt will spun oceans to help the neeclx' ol' other lzlncls. Funds for the Crusade for lfreeclom are solic- itccl lw students in tlme hull. , 4 'lille schools elmoicc of student government leznlcrs is mzxclc tlnouglt Student Council elections in time spring. Miss Smitltis history classes vote in ll mock nzltionul election. LUE LEHRH THE PRIVILEGES Stmleiztw practice Anzerieim lJl'YllUL'1'lIC1' llzrongli in ,llixx Smiiifs liistory class l. iiirumu mul D. ltinim Student Council Ulectimix. lust Sj7l'iHVQlS lmttlc Vote in ii nmclc clectirm trliilc D. 'Juris elicelcs S. Barnes' was imrdfrnilglit. name. vt 1 .4k.........,E TOGETHER . . . IIN' LlI1l1lIili C ITVISIIHZIS IGF' LililYL' IS ll IICCCT that is mc! with thc lu-lp ui' thc Koi' Cluh. llw Cihlhk criilcclirmii nii valrical typos ol mug .IITIIUS hring chccr tn thc simitorium pnlivnts. Singing acids ai lighter much to ilu- Svliiur Clirl Sccmuts' uwccivciid in thc rough. This lucln scnior hmp .loc Morris. uscurls Miss Nmixh CTQIFUITIIZIH Chliss l3zirh.ii.i . V 7. v . . ,Nun I liirris, unc ul Wilson s citx' music tciicli- crs V chiring IIAIHVITITIC on Miss Nortl1Cnrolii14i Night. ll. Hiviiziiiwrz, I. IIIVUIIHI, izml H. linnnu n'm'la with the Km' CEIHI7 to collect toys for fhv nvvzlv . . . P. Ivffersmi. I. lgixsvtr. D. I,umm. I. llohlfrmi, mul Iurnian talk with ll uiirw, Ure. Yuizvr' .Um'i', us Ihvx' L'Hl'1'1' IPINXQHZTIICS into 1110 siiuiroriimi. HUD DUTIES OE CITIZEHSHIP ,T grmigv of Cvzrl Scouts guihvr urrmml mi upuii fin' In limi LKXCIIHIIQC' smiles uf lmlfhmc sing .NYIUIU fu1'w'ilc wizgs. Miss North Cfaroliiza Niglilf' oc' Morris ami Him North CH P.'l'..f1. Officvrs nrv left to right: Hrs. B. T. Clark, Mr. H'iIlf11'11 i1If1'0l11li'CS flu' iviiclzcrs who sit together to Prcsizlwzrq Mr. l'1'n11k Dz'1111v. xilCC'P7'CSilIL'llff Mrs. George the Vtll'l'lIfS III 1118 fzrst nwcriiivg of tliv war. VV11i11u'1'i.gl1I, SUCl'Cil11'Y'iI.l'L'I1S1H'Ul'. PHREIWTS, TEQC1-:ERS rinppiiaiffbnins .Xt tlic lirst II1L'Clil1g ul' thc Pfii. X. the olliiqcrs gm 1?'ti1L'rvi'mm1' zIiil'1'iQ1l,Qiix' flint. 1 Mr. Willai1'cl usugiily gives 21 speech bcfoir lic infrc uccs h1L',El,k2lQi1CI'S. ,ig one of their piwjccts thc P.'i4.1X. assumes thc itslmcmiigxilizility, cmfyfxxifiiiiiqmg xvitl3'i'z11'isyY! civic clubs to slioiisor lfglliill' wcrczitioim For tin' stlikicuits. ii4i16'X,ixllXiSU Hall isutjlic pizlcc for g2lIl1Cl'iI1g and lllcrc students clijoy L'l1CL'k?i'ii, lable tLli'111iS.Xcia111.j113g and utlici' gzinics umlcr supervision of parents and lCilCilL'l'S. ,Miss Knqxvlcs, Qui' own - . . 2 N ' physical Cduczitimi ICLICIICIA, IS tiic SLllJCl'YISOI'. NUIQ1' li1C.lHCCIlI1gS the jeajrciils anti . . . , . . . . 1 K tCz1cl1C1's find lI1lL'l'L'SIll1g timings to talk about. ,ik P. I .1X.g.also . I1S0l'SilkfCl . . -. ' w, 110011 LILIIICCS ll1 tllf gilll 0CL'ilSlOll2liif'. Mk K 1 1, , '1 ' .ig ., nf' X ,J X N ' J N f, ' J . LJ! Ki in 3 1 . .xy ' U. 510110111111 K. liurncs rin 1 clicclwm Hr. tlllll ,Ur RHS. Sil'l'l'HVIII 111: . I 7 . i , , . , . . . 111141 11zf011'x1c1i U1!'I0OkL'VS are I.. Pauik to Ur. ami Sirk. lJCH'l1'ltlWLfL'lIf1C1'P.1.A. 51111101115 vrlym' 1i1111c1114Q 10 fHl'01'IfC 110r 111111 D. I41111111. llllltffillxg. songs 111 gym. Miss Grifftlz, D.R.lf., talks I0 B. The Kev Club entertains teachers mul school leaclers at an ufteruofm party. .llcreer and lluml on Sumluv night. PLHH H GGOD LIFE FOR US Un Sunclziv evenings about 6 o'eloel4, most ol' the young people in town eain he founcl in the various churches at the young people! meetings. ln nmnv ol' the churches ai light supper is served helhore the meeting. Tvpienl of sueh ll group is the one pictured uhove. . , ln our Living Togethern situations the Kev fluh spreads goocl cheer hy giving an zinnuzll Pllfll' lor the lzleultv and various eluh ollieers. ln honor ol' Nr. Allie VV. Fleming, who loved us and who was ulxvnvs our nrclent athletic supporter, the stucliuln was cleclieatccl to him at ai November Football guine- uncl in the spirit he lovecl, we set out to Bent VVilmington in the next game. The detlieurion service of ilze smdiunz to the late Mr. Baud and elzeerlemlers give learn iz seml off as lliey pl Allie VV. Fleming lvrings tl note of sadness. pare to Beat lfVilmi11g10n. The Hand always furnislves music at tha football games. NOTHING LIKE THE FOOTBHLL SEHSOH fflzUcrIcmfc1's step mat front IIS pvp rally gets zlmlvr 'll'LU'. , I' 5 'yi 5 'f, jf? ,r 'Kris ,I ,. .,- -.1 . - , - . 13. f- f.a,,c.-eff! '4 ..s- rrrrfff! 'ff -1 COACH ROGERS Coaching the Cyclones footballers for the first time this year was Walter S. Rogers. Coach Rogers came to VVilson from Roxboro High School where he had a good record for six years. COACH GILKERSON Coach Gilkerson, who came to us from Rockwell, N. C., assisted Coaches Dickens and Rogers in all three major sports. In his first year he has become very popular with the boys whom he has coached and taught. HHDlU0mEH Miss Knowles has served as a member of the Charles L. Coon faculty for the past nine years. In this time, she has done much for the students of our school, especially the girls. About five years ago, Miss Knowles, who teaches girls' physical education, started intramural basketball, a sport which has become very popular with the girls. She is also faculty adviser for the cheerleaders, and last year she began supervising an afternoon recreation program at the Moose Hall sponsored by the P.T.A. vi' '.1-v.1,iy.'a4-1.A,l cz-...4f5:f. lZ4........, HTHHERS OFIUEU 'llie building of fine men and women-that is the prime purpose of sports. llere at Charles L. Coon, we have four people coaching our students and teams. who realize this. They do their best to have winning teams, but they know their most important responsibility is to instill sportsmanship and re- spect for others in our students. COACH DICKENS lrv Dickens, who has been a mem- ber of the faculty and coaching staff for the past nine years, began this year in an enlarged capacity. 1952 marked Coach Dickens' first year as Director of Athletics and also his first year as head basketball coach. He has had a busy year as coach of both the varsity baseball squad and the jayvee football squad. S1c:N,xl.mEN Cbeluw, page ll0jf-tlie boys wlio direet tlie attaelx. Left to right, Cfeuterxz ,I. Ellis, D. l latliaway, P. lefllersmi. QlltIl'lU?l7HCkSZ l'. Deans, Norris, 'l'lmmp son. SNACQGERS Cbottuiii pietuix-Dftlie boys on the receiving end ol' tlie passes. Left to riglirz P. Blake, P. X'Villiams, S. liarnes, R. VVarcl. B. Rand. Luczcaiaiis Qtop riglil, page llllr-llie boys who carry tlie ball. Left to riglzt, liIlEt'1ll'IgZ Cl. VVatson, 'lf Davis, 'l. Staneil, 'l. VVilliams. Smmling: P. liranlxlin, ll. Innes. R. Nliittliews, ll. Clay, B. Boone. ,l4RAPl'liRS Ceentei' riglitlftlie boys who atop tlie utlier team. left to rikiglitz ll. Dawson, XV. l.amm, N. Priclk gen, VV. Etliericlge, D. VVinsteacl. '55-n.:'35f5:32 ' f 154 d M 5 ,iv .,e.A.Vjgf! it ..S'Vjjf ':?L 6 W .LM ie . .,. M , Q .153 'SL , 4 Nw K? - - - A VHRSITY 'Mm an lop: DON LANM, Brick. Center: DON PIPKIN AND lluuic SPIVIEY, Tackles. Rutrrmi: lumix' Nlll iaixim, Tiiekle. 'W ITWEH ga , ,A As 4, f f,,- -gy oy . il ', X U i X. on 7 .seein jjfggk A , S Wlfiiil K' A rfxggggigs.-A , 'N-1' - 4 xx? Top: Bunny BAKER, Tackle. Center: jolm LANL .wo B1lAlAx' S'roNL Tackles. Bottom: Bon M,xuAH'1'HLlH, Tackle. VVilson, A A A A NV ilson Wilscmxl Wilsolm Wils mm11 VVilson VVilson VVilson VVilson Wilsolm 1952 I9OU'l'l3ALL RESUME Elizabctlm City I lcndcrson Goldsboro Raleigh A A A Kinston A A lJLll'l1ilID A A A Smithfield Fayetteville VVilmington A Rocky Mount CYCLOHES OH Gm, miiuliilriiiwi lmuml, liits liufley illrmuf mug, liilli Slum' l't'L't'il'UK liz-QI will HIL' .lH5lVllL'liUlIN lrrim fifulfll llogmw lwfriw his wliiru I-1 iizrimz. YUOST VFILUHBLE PLHYER il lu' Cyclone lynullxill lL'LlI1l clcclcml 'lioinnn Slllllbll, ns Illvii' Mos! lllllllllllli' lJltl,l't'l', to rccciw the kllllllhll AlXX'Lll'll QIXCII In ilu- Xlfilsnn lllL'.lIL'l' Sl1lllL'll, Ll llkllliliilflx, una clcclcnl not unlx lim' his milsimulingg plan. lull ailwn lor lns llllliflllllllf CllI1ll'llJllllUl1 In ilu' immilc :incl spirit nl lmis I ann. lunnnx uns lnlvi' icclaiiinccl lux' tlmc sImi'Isxx1'itci's ul lllk' slim' xxlwn lic iu'L'iwnl linmmilvlc mention lim' Xll-Suite lmnors. Slnncil rcccivccl llmc M.V.P. znxzlrcl all il spvcinl zisscinlnlx' in llmc giurliluriuin luclnre thc sluclvnt luocly xxlmicli lmnl lnngg 'Q' ' ' ' . in mul ilu inmmnt llc uns prcscnlcml ilu- nwgml D v - . . l ln l Liul Luv. Ll lurincr ivcllmiciml ul ilu' .ixuml Llllkl nrm gin uulwlgimliiig gmlclvi' Lil lnisl cikllblllhl lfullcgu. i' SU PIACSCII 'UI' IC llL'L'LlhlUI1 KYCIAC UH ll lL'li UIUC Llkl US ll' lllll' 1lUl NL'vlUlll, INJXX' Xl I r l rl 1 rl D l 1 l l nl 1 playing lim' ELIC. Clcorgc llicc :incl Xllillic llnllainclg ll. IJ. Stallings, iimimgur ui thc VVilson il'llC1llCI'Q iincl llcrnurcl XVcsl ul' tlic Daily iliiiiivs, who gnu- lim- ivulxlicilx to the Cyclone lcuin. .Xll nic 5llUXXl1 un llmc opposite page 5 iffg ff - M Keg? i ., mi? HJ au, 5 ,- - Y' 5 is D. Q-. 'F - 3 Q x xx E, 3- 54 -V+, 1 - Y, A Jin? W Fw. x , 7, W .vw x gf vs YQ , as' f .1 . . . xx .Q ggi Q i . skgfx? l wwe 5' . Q' ', m?Q5Q1f '-'. 1 .f IIKZ .ZQL 5 . A .. QQ Nm f' 5. 3 w Qu 52? 5 v' is 9- Iv' 6 'I Hs A 1 0 Fi TOIQQJV adie Clark, Donnie Provo, Sonnie Brice, llarrv Finch, -lohnm' linvette, Bobbv Bovette, Billv VVin- ffl st lopjd Ada 15, Frank VVhiteheacl, Billv Clegg, Ted Perrv. Second row: llarvev Barnes, Eddie Crawlev, Mae med , Glenn Evans, Al VVheeler, johnnv Leach, Phil Perrv, limmv Holclford, Billv Pearson, I. Arthur Evans, Wi li inn Strickland, Ronnie llridgers, Nlarvin Nluttliews. Third row: hlanager Bill Nichols, Steve Yionoulis, Allen Tlnfdllas, Don Lamrn, Tummv Jordon, Oscar Landing, Earnest Pappas, Russell Stephenson. VValt Von Miller, Bi V1 Vlfesj, Dunalil Sxriekluml, Bohbv Draughn, Kerry Kennv, Rav Ballinger. lyfliplj ' 1 ,FUTUREVHRSITY mm-THE JUCLUUES ' -x b , 5 . Y V Wlliie wntclzing from ihe side- line, some wonder what Imp- pened while others land in the hospitals to receive care from pretty nurses .... Tom Brandon is the patient. P ,.5,.? K R, . . .--,gf FF' -' zt- -L 5. lt u - fx is QW 5 at First row: Hlilliams, G. Dawson, -l. Stallings, Klorris. C. Nichols, Cfreektnore. Secoml rmv: D. XVheeler, -I. jones, C. Caron, P, Blake. rl. Rand, F. Shingleton, F. Deans. ll. Rancl, l'. X'Villiams, R. VVarrl. HRSITY BHSHETBHLL The l952-55 hasltethall season was openetl with bright prospects in sight for the Cyclones ol' tht- hartlwootl .... rlrllk' Cyclones were unnler the tutelage of Coach lrx' llicltens for the lirst time this vear. . , . llis starting live through the season eonsistetl ot Rich- arcl VVarcl, -loc llancl, Foy Shingleton. -lohnnv Stallings, and joe hloriis. Outstanding reserves inclutlecl Bill Rantl, joe llones, antl loc Wvilliams .... The Cycs litetl up to all expectations in non-conference play, winning all ol' their eight contests against lower lmracltet teams .... lhe team sustametl its hrst loss in its opening conference game to the Vllilmington Xviltlcats, 63-48. . . . Alter this, the Cyclones came hack and captured two consecutive wins over Goldsboro anal Fayetteville. Raleigh then hantlecl the Cycs their see- ontl loss, ancl the Rocky Mount Blaekhircls were sound- ly trouneetl, 67 '54, in one ol the locals lletter games. . . . At this point the Cyclones hit a bad slump, dropping four straight hattles to Durham, Vlalinington. Goltlslzoro. anal Raleigh. I liflfi t'ili9'Mi' UW? First row: G. Evans, ll. Clark, li. Clegg, Yionoulis, VV. Lee. M. llanlgc. Seeoml row: S. Barnes, managerz B. Drauglin, Pappas, ll. Lamm, Holtlfortl, P. Perrv, A. Thomas, ll VVheeler. T. Brandon. JUNIOR BHSHETBHLL Coach XN'alter Rogers' .luelone eagers showecl a great tleal ol' promise this campaign. With two games remaining on scheclule, the junior team has compiled a Four and six conference recorcl aml a seven and nine overall record. . some ol' the team's leading performers incluclecl lirecltlie Deans, Paul Blake, Stevie Yionoulis, Allan lhomas, ancl others. Blake and Deans saw action with the varsity in the latter portion ol' the sea- son ancl looliecl impressive. , . liesicles the sophomores mentionecl, there were several freshf men who clisplayecl talent. VVilson fans ancl stu' tlents can loolg forwarcl to line Clvclone teams in the future as these lvovs clevelop anal talxe over starring roles in varsity unil'ot'ms. M, I ., qv Q, 32 salma X, M i ,Je .gy 'Y . .Q ,-H' 15,39 fr? ' Y E M 5 Q .. 5 wg Q 2 Q A f 1, e 'F 205 3 u Q W + Q 1 EA Q: ,.-1 ,., W ,I W 'E ,Q V E i W ,L Z .. wa, K5 N wf, . F5421 V y ' K Y 'ia w ' V' ,f l . is iw Eiga 5 V ggi,-X kan,-., ' . ' - , A M A M,::1gM.,i, 3 m W A 5 , ' 1 ' - ,..., L , V ' 1 if-'sf '11, ,,., z :,. 3' ' 'X 5 A 'A ga 5. W, 7 .V , 3 x I Y , ' ' K F fe i 1122.-' ,2:.:. 4 he M ., 'KF ' I an .:,i www 95' ,fi , ff . ,. . F . ,I ' , 4 J i .L 3 3, . 1 7 Q ax 1 X x ox ix . -X4 . f I , if A , . Q., - V wg ,,. ' 1'-f'7'5 wffq'-. Q-gg sf-3-.1 z R Q 4' ' ' R 1:3 M X X .,,, Q L. . I 'af' 3 .I Q 9 . I A 94 .QT .4 9 o x ,HM l Pav' ii A4 P15 a . exe, .4 o ll 'x . Av ,r, ,'55'f'Q. ' Y Yr CS i.. , ., 4 ,. gm Ms sv , . W , 'Lf 35 K x I , :Q 415: 9 Y' 5 H parrot First row: Bill lDicl4cns,i1iziscr1t: Umm VVlicclcr, Frcclclic Deans, Bolubv Monro, Glen Evans, Keith VVill1a1ns ,lznncs Crccknmrc, Dun Felton, Clarcncc Centrum. Sccmwl rmr: Alolinnv Stallings, .Inc Morris, Rovcc Matthew ilivclclv l3nrncs, Alun Qluncs, Ecl llill, liillv lluuiic, Kcnnctli Tliolnas, Bubbv Morris. Tllirzl row: Mr. Dic ens lulinnx' VVinstcad, Ccnc llznvsun, Bulvlw Cav, liillv Niclcrvls, Pete Wlilliams, Tmnmv Butcliclor, Gene Barnes l.utliL'1' Nlclfccl, 'lim xxiilll2llHS. lfrvscl Vicks, VTQUIIIIIIX' S until. The First Sign of Spring . . . BHSEBHLL Nmuc ,loc VVllll2ll11S .lulinny VVll1SfL'klll l-nrhcr Mcliccl liolvlvy Cay . , .loc Morris . Com' lltiwswn ljvtc Vilillizims Royce Mzlttlicws , 'llmniny Stzincil 'lolinnx' Stallings . . Name Frccl Viclx loc hloncs Billy' llficmc lcclcly llzirncs liutfiukg !ll'Cl'flgL'S Pitclziug Record A13 2 1 60 66 62 65 67 59 60 54 Cl H8 7 5 5 Ii II RRI l 2 1 l 1 l 20 25 18 20 27 24 I2 24 I6 20 23 21 17 21 20 I8 I8 I2 20 14 9 12 12 6 iflf l- SO 4 0 28 4 2 47 I 0 9 3 1 28 Arg. .1000 .l000 .416 .409 .387 .353 .313 .305 .233 .222 HH 19 29 6 13 BasebaH Season ofI952 I ,XSIII IIN XXIX KUXII IIIXLI- CLXXIIN XXXH1 II:If1sI II XX'iImn Il XX'iIn1i11gl1m 5 XXIIINUII fm II.1Im'igI1 II XX'iIwn II? Clc1ImIsIw fvrxv 5 XX'iIsul1 III IIMVIXX XIw1lm 5 XX'iIwl1 3 IJ11l'I1.xm Q XX'iIwn I3 I.1xL'lln'xiIIv III XX'iIwn XI XX'iImix1g'l1m 4 XX'iIsrun II fQ::IcIsIwm+ I XXIINIIII S IIIIVIXX Xlrwum I XX'iIw11 Il Ilurlmm 5 XX'iIsm1 II I51lxc'lln'xiIIc' I S I ,X I I' I I IXXIIIIUXSI III' C- XXII-S XVIINJII 5 IIL1l'Iil1g!m1 T XX'iIwI1 IS IIIIVIIIIQIUII III XX'iIwl1 H IZIIIIIIIQIUII IH :WZ IN-rv Xuan. .III N, I' .,,I,111 I sI..,.U1, I11Imm St.uIImgs, .XIiIImII1': Il'c'cI XM-II, IIIIIX II1uwlw. Im' IUIILW. Kwan' I71m'm11. liniimu' Im' NIIIIIIN, II11IvIwX lux, Hmm' XI:lttIwws. Firsl row: B. lgnnnc, llzlml, F. Sliinglcton, Wilf linzirllr row: B. Cay. llnncs, VV. Lurnm, D. llutlizi' liznns, ll. Nzmlicws, li. Nichols. wary, VI. Ellis. S. Bzirncs. IS. Rumi. Mr. Dickens. Svcomi V'01l'Z F. Vick, G. Vliutsnii, G. Fzitinnn. l7ifll1 wiv: Xl. litlicriclgc, P. xvllllklI1lS. F. .lL'l-lit'fSOI1, U'instc:lcl. lJ.Xvl1Cl'lCT, 13. Biilwr, D. XN'instc.ul. ll. S. YlUI1Ullll5. ll. l,innni, P. lllulic. Cf. Caron, l Lunini. Vlilmiiipsnii, lane. 'Illini row: F. llill, C, Dz1wsnl1,C. Tliniiipwii, I.. Sixlli row: 'lf Stuncil. E. Mcrccr, nlillurcl, K Donny, 'lf Kirby, II. Stallings, P. ,lllUIlll3Slll1, li. Huriics, l7. Deans. McArthur. lllearers of the llJ...mOl'lOGRFlm CLUB 'lilw imililimml C2f.mlfll'iIl ilvnzir pnrti fimls tl zicu' lmmc CL'UHOl71lL'x 1-noni for in clllUrmi:znmrzt. 7D'7Vt!VY J K f A - if-y '14 gif' 'V gf' L' pffglj AZ E ,fi Cff J fffiffffljh-1 f , 4-Q in I M A L0 V' Y Ong ITIOYE cheer -1 ' -..-L: ' ' i'he 4-1+ if 4,JQCffC! K ffwvwnf L4f4fJf -M 17 .of !, I 1 1 fi If i .gg ig Q, 1,11 i , fxjv- do U .,L-1.,z..Q g..,- ' f My , ' V L-1,4-L21 f C H E E H LE H D E H S r 7 ,V ct, VARSITY flbp Picturej jUNIOR CBotmm Picyel kg f LL Kuevliuxgz 'lf Kirbv, -I. Huvcttc. S1a11di11,Q: E. Balt- Firs' row: M. Dixnn. Secoml v'0'i1': D. Alchlimili. Zegafv L- L- A10ffiS. B- Dilllm. AI- Fikik N- Aki-Bin. Calhoun, P. Puppzw. Third row: B. Baker. FOHVYII row: . E. Nichols, D. llurvev, C. Brooks. Hadgc, D. Hriclgcrs, C.. Poston, A. Pittman, B. Mins- chow. 5 ll larsl rmi': l'clxxai'ils, C. Davis, S. Dunn, lg. XX llliainsun. X. lillen C. lliuinas, IX. Mm1i'e Secmizl row: A. llluunt, D. Ualtlev, V. lluglies. ll. Spain, 13. Deans, I. lainin. E. llerring. S. llentran. Yxmili. iril row: .I. l'etwax'. ll. Davis, S. Bunn, N. Gill, C. Harlielci, Xl liirst row: Barnes, Y. Vllalstrni, Tiiinliiisfin, Newtrm, C initli, M. Miller, K. VVatsun. H V Scvuml row: rl. Lewis, Il. Satelnvell, M. Newtnn, A. Imvelziee, li. lerrinu. 'liliiril rmv: N. llugerx. H. Stark. li. Klereer. ll. Halter, Hulwersoii. Y A. llatliawav, IJ. lziiclgers. F. Innes, P. Pappas. Page Une Hiimlreil -I'N'CY1l1'fOIl1' IUTRHH1 RHL COIUPETITIOIW .. Soon alter time boys begin tlieir luaslietlvall Selieclule thc gals get tlieir sliorts anfl sliirts out of inotli lvalls anal begin practice for tlie girls' intramural lmaslqetlvall l7I'0gl'2lIT1. Nine teams, assembled lirom tlie nintli, tenth, Lleventli, anal twelvetli grades, battle for a elianee to win time silver lmaslietlvalls awarded at tlie end ol' tlie vear by their sponsor, the Kevette Club. Hours Hre Interest Miss KNnwi.iis I. lliumnnsow FEUHFHHE STYLE Competition is keen, and therefore, the whole school takes an interest in the outcome of their games which are plaved in the afternoons and week nights. Miss Knowles, the coach and supervisor. works hard in her leisure hours to develop good sportsmanship and make possible this most popular program. ong Is Keen I. FORBES K. VALENTINE First row: C. Brooks. E. VVhitleV, M. llouse, L. Ierlcins, Fields D. Barnes, Hodges, Stuneil. Second row: L. Thomas, U. Llewellvn, Allen, M. Brinldev Xl Fike, N. McLain, 1. Stith. Third row: E. Baltzegar, L. Pittman, E. VValston, P. Barnes lx Hndgins, B. Bass, S. Perrv, D. Anderson. First row: B. Felton, S. Morris, P. Rose, M. Brown, M. Toddv Privette, C. Pittman, K. Mills. Second row: M. Leonard, IJ. Combs, S. jones, P. Page, C. Barb: B. Gardner, C. Spivev, B. Smith. Third rout M. Barnes, Y. Brown, S. Smith, Bovette, N. Xt i 7 L. Rahil, B. VVL-hh, S. Barton, IJ. Tavlor, -I. Thompson. Fourth row: M. Barts, M. Dixon, E. McLean, C.. lioeutt, llraug, 1 RI. Vlboldridge. Page One Humired ,I-ll'l'l1f1'fil'8 LXVAYS will we remember these special moments of sharing our lifeis music and of radiating our happiness in life's sym- phony the varied endeavors and social events which we have rejoiced in . . . the many athletic contests we have entered upon the spectacular half-time entertainments at the sta- dium . . . the long anticipated Junior-Senior . . . and finally, the highest pinnacle of our young lives-the dignity and glory of graduation . . . all climax this colorful period of our youth. These memorahle moments, long to he rememhered, will serve as stepping stones to greater things in the future years. It will be our pleasure to loolt hack upon our past with warm and tender memories and find inspiration for living more abundantly and more harmoniously our Lifes Symphony. cafe ,ff xl.-KRSIIAIS, sciilthl: ll. Bass. Nl. Nt-wton. First row: R. S. Conds, Y. Cobb. nl. Sninus. li. l7t'nns. xl, It-xxis, I! luvvtl' -l1llUI'I1L', l.unt'. Sccmitl row: Xl. Simon, P. Nlutthcws, CQ. l'l1n'cr, Cf C larla. B. llr.nnn.tn, Y. Wlnlston, .Not pit' ' ll. Xltwccr. ln our scliool, SCllUlkll'5lllp is Rl big itcin. Une ol' tlmc highest honors an stutlcnt can clziiin is thc right to luv at lll1lI'Sllill .... A runior girl ol' lligll ranking scliolalrsllip anal lint' traits ol' Cl1klI4llClL'l' :incl lciiclcrsliin is t-It-att-il tuirlv in tlu' vcar us tltc D.1X.l7m. Pilgrim. Hrs. llluultlnurn is tht- utlxiscr .... During tht- vcin' tht- scniors coinpctu in tests uncl intcrx'iL'xx's for sclmolursllips to inunv colleges. . . . Hairy Ellen Clorlwtt, at svnior. won ilu- 'l'.l'.:X. Cliilcl Accl- clunt lircvcntion cssuv contest tliis vcur. ll. Cioutlv, 'l ixlrs. Blucklaurn :incl li. Deans. llL'llAil121,kl11LlVl. l3.i'X.li. ljllgfllll. uoinpctitivc tests LIFES SYHWPHOHY mtnmttv . . . Buss. l.. llissctt. ll. li. Sliingluton, nl. C'orlmt'tt, incl Cf Stallings lJI'L'DAll'L' lor llioinns rcioicc witli Marx' lxllcn oxcr lwi' innntl. l , 5 K 'f -M s - hg w K L11 ws . Q.. 3 . X Mmm .. gl 1442 il 'xfllllll I. . . . THE PHYSICHLLY x fm! umlvr flu' ImNkur.' Km Clulv HIl'llIl7l'l'.N 1lllL'H4l L1 lfmxl plum-If 111 U lmfx, .X lxtillllkblxk' ll.ll7lilN lulnyvr gm-N lllx'l' n I'l'll4Illl1ll .lx cxvrwnlw lux inxwuxlx ln ilu xllllHlL' Q l1I'lNIl'lIl Lwllf--w XMIM '. A , ' ' ' ' gun. . . . Xlr. l3.lllL'IlIll, lmst-vm' ul mln- lrirsl lhlwlist Klum-In, xwluuxu-N lim m flulm l1lt'l1lllL'I'N un Sumlny Inurning. l:.lL'll yall rlw lxvx Clulw nmlws Ll wrivx ul' visitx um Iwml ulmur-'lux 'lx um' vvl tlwir IILIIIX alclivitius .... Tlx' Nluslwtcclx vniux' sutling up su'm'r'x lm . . . Ilmc lllllllllll c'llI'lSIllIllS IWKNQIHIIII 'llux lmuilal tlw SL'l'IlL'l'X umlvr ilu' Qlllllllllft' ul Klr. Sxxink nlmnlfn mil pwwut l.ulvlu.z1u gn tlw clmir xings. Our L'lIL'I'!LfUliL' alrunmlixls prcpurc for llw Clxrixlmm Hzgmrlt. .L G- f. ' -, 5 . arf, s , f' ' ' 'flff' fy '42 11 as ' K. 2 Q x mls 1' Q .47 'gg I ' Og Ms ' 'I Q ff vnu - ig, fi ' on ffl an vo 0 ag up li' on ax 'I -' o Q an A-4' wilt' gn-Q ji A ' Ni? . li L, f QQ15?L:r's . , .,A. W iiwwif Ziilfgi. if 1,1 ,W 'Em me 4, 'K rf' 4 1 v 3 ', Q u .0 a 1 Q 1 7' -4' QQ. 1 ,Q Q' Qssim, fZ2 '-.' : Wk 313 fi iff w A :Nw-.tu 'W 13 71. .,,4...u4l -s Q Q x x x ,- 4 4- Z' ,Q 'e 2, 'Z 6 f if fff .31 5 W5 1 mn. ,W 4' A-Tl A' 3 I J W rg A 1 n , i Z' ,Q lIHLlIIlQ ilu' Lluuuc floor L'lc'ur', l. llIAll'l'HlLflU7I, X, Ylvluzll, ll. llA!llIAlll'1ll, liruvlfc, X14 Iflqy U. lluulluy, l. lilzlrgvgm-. mul l'. lL'HL'l'SUIl, mum' nf ilu' lzmrvmw mul llwir l'.SL'UllN. ,ww fm flu glzatuxn plz r ' I J U41 t . lUE DRESS UP SOmETImES fr 5 1 'llu' suulcnls mul Ilu'i1' l'l'lCllllS ll1HI'UlIgl1lX cnjuwcl ilu' 5k'IUllHl'l111ll P clzllum' given lux tlu' L'lu'c:'lL'xulc1's alt ilu' mul nl' llu' lvucwtlmll sulwlm. IIN- ,f Imclx laxsscs. .ill Qlu-xml up in tlu-ir lixuxrx nlauwucl lollu'irlu'.1rls umu-nts .ll , Q lulst until txxclxc u'cloclx. 'lL'gu'lu'rs mul 'Hill-CINS clmjmvcl sitting un ilu' li SlQlL'lll1L'S .mul xxutclmixmg ilu' lun. NX , i si X A L X A w S , AF! HH. limultm' mul Xlixs Nwlflv flml SlIHlL'llllIIQ inlvr L'SllI1il rm flu' llurlcm' flour wllilv Hin ,'h'um'lc mul Ylrx. Xlr. mul Xlrx, .'lllL'll mul lJr. mul Hu, ,Nlfl lllll lmu Cfmlrlcx' are uuQugml in L'UlIl'L'l4MlllUIl ll'lIll'lI suwus url 1111 wzirmzlflu 1-11fz1'1'1.mlim1 ll'llllL' ullupwullirzg ml ilu lHlCl'L'5llHQ to Xlr. Cxrmvlcy. ll4lHL'l'. I k Q. -1 NW 45 skim Wk. ,Kc x Y HII Of These LUiII Be memories Minus tl1ei1' slwes. ll1e sluclents :incl tea1el1e1's get reaicly lint ll Int ul' lun alt tlie Suelx limplk1lI11wi11g1l1e pep raillx ili'ULII1LI tl1e lmnlire. Iwo Key flulv Inns lvusx witl1 11n11tl1er wurllix pmieet. I lere lliex plaiee cil1I'lSIl11IlS luaislxels, e1111t1'ilmLl tions l'l'Ul11 ea1el1 lmine 1'c1i11n, alemss tlme stalge. Mrs. l,iles. ll. ILCIIIILIINISUII, aincl P, l'I'lll1lxIil1 SCCH1illlIilXL'IIlL'll1llSiL' situaition well i11 IILIINI ill tl1e Qaiclie Ila1111Li11s clainee. .'Xn11tl1e1' ineinory is slmwn l1L'I'L' als nl. I ILlClf'C, S. Rogers, U. l.111n1n, Y I 'W 7 C. lgllllllli, Llllll li. Ma1e.vX1'tl1L11' clix'ei11 l'c11'a1 niitlniglit snaielt LIIIICI' ll never In lme lvorgutteii nigltl. .-Xllnost linislietll VIIIL' lJ.U. elaiss clicl ai line iulv aigann 1111s vean' als tliei' aleeoraiiecl tl1e Clmristinais tree in tl1e 1na1in l1a1ll. Mr. llller puts ll1e prize 1111 M. 'liticlclifs lieaicl a1s lie eoiigraitulaites her on lxeing worst clressetl nl' the yeairl Miss 1-Xieoek gawe l1e1' lwine 1110111 at pairtx just luelvimre the Ciliristf mais llulitltn s. lnolxs lilte II. Strielv laincl lillllllil Ll piece ul' ennclx tl1a1t wus suurl I'l'Ulll tlie exp1'essi41ns ul' S. l'iilLIlliI1L'l'. E. llerring, ll. IHIIIIII. M. Ciurlnett, S. llenton, S. lingers. aincl C. 'I-IIUIIILIS. lvaieltstaige, 1-X Iillllllf .Xllanr IHLISI lue going well 1111 stuge. Nl. Leo11111'cl aincl S. llawis walteli aittentixely ais Mrs. -Innes slums IIICIN tlie eimrreet waw tu l1e1n ai clress. Wllicm will lme our XX'UIiSI'iIl'l'SSCQl? 9 I I I . Iel1'e1't1111, VX illianns, M. lligli, Innes, IXI. 'l'11clclv, :incl I.. liineli a1ll give il good exannple ol' tlie laitest Dog Paiteli lalsliiimns, lmut Xf'Villia1111s aincl M. 'linlnly lailte tl1e prize. .fXlwaws willing to lielp aincl eaipaif ' lule. lzilljlw' Igllllllll, our stuclent plum' I l0gl'llPllL'l', is Ll greait aissel to tlie stalll' in getting just tlle 1'igl1l pie tures a1t tlie lilglll time, Ii- sf were-M, YCLDNEQ WH.-SUN 42 Ax mp? w was f .,..f Fri 'i' S .lm 32 by - N l pal -Q A1 A., .funn -,iw an-A Those Delightful Hours L'ONC7lLR'l'S ll. Slit-tilt-, lltivis, l l. l It-win, M. Wlooclzircl, N. Forhcs ztncl l5orhcs as thcx' usltcrccl att thc Com- munity foiicvrt which lcaiturccl .IZIIUCS Melton. Mvtropolitatn Upcrzt Stair, its tenor tirtist. Sl UNI' Nllll l'l' 'lhc Stunt Night Court ol' W52. lvl! lo rigltfz Nl. Stricltltinal. Il. nloorc. nl. llziclgc, DI. llill. li. lloycttc. luannin, ll. llohnson, ll llcnton, King: l.. Bissctt, Qiivcug ll. llpps, illtzstw' of Cfwwiiotzivsg il.. Xllillilorcl. S. llogcrs. U. llatrnf hill, ,l. Rohcrson, ll. Picrvc, B. llzirncs, C. X'Vchstcr, hl. lilltcriclgc. .Xs thc an n uztl gocs to press, wc arc caigwly uwtriting this jt'c1ii s Stunt Night and tht- V353 court sccitc. ,I tix ionsm iota llttnnl ttncl N. Clill get caught sitting out at tlztncc :luring lust x'cttr's glorious .luniorfSc'nior. limo out lrom .luniorfSc'nior lrolicsl hlr. lfllcr lcztcls this encr- gctic group in singing togcthcr. lf. llill ticlmircs our -lunior-Scnf 3 ior mt-rmtiitl, S. lmunn. Our wtiitrrsscs. ull clrvssccl up like pirtttcs. in laccping with thc thcmc. untcrtztin us with at song ztncl clztncc. llt-rc, with the thvmc ol our night in tht- hztcltgrouncl, cvcry- ont' eagerly iiwnits thc clclicfious loocl to Como. hltinx' ol. us wutcli thc hnntl while some zittcmpt to lxccp up with the lust music. Q H GLIITTPSE IITTO THE FUTURE CAREER DAY COMMITTEE Stiirlenr Cmu1uiI1cc: VVilliains, B. Deans, K. Thomas, Benton, I1 C id 1 :tbl V. flrli'isers: Miss Aveock, Mr. fliarles Fleming. Mrs. Grainger, Mr. illarcl, Mr. X'Vooclall, Mrs. Crawlev. V I Graduation. . and then what? One of the most important projects of the spring term for the seniors is the investigation and studv which thev do in preparation for choosing a career. A student representative is chosen from each senior English class and the Eng- lish teachers, counselors. Kiwanis Club members, Mrs. Grainger of the Emplov- ment Security Commission, all help in everv way to furnish information, tests and speakers for Career Dar. Seniors become acquainted, at least, with the manv lields and tvpes of work as thev realize that it takes all kinds of people to make the world. Seniors Iinv up for Grmlimlioii lfxereises 5 HUD SO. Imlul Music lllls us SL1nxx'ml In the ll'lLllIlI7l1 Sum . 4 g ul l,liv -lllxm XAN Ilxll HS UJE GO Lfzz miir 5 1 Wllllxillg lcmgullmcl' Si! mging tngcllwr Living logo llwr In ljfufs SXIHPIN 3 . , . 7, Q J, M' 4. f ' 'D 'P j ,.'f,DL .J,f' J' JI' J 01 'f ' +' -JJ L f' 'J' - 4' pl ,J it .f pn' if-f' X M517 1 - , .7 N Jw . W1ff :. ' 1 ' f' ,,, if Q L, Y' 'iff- ' db' ,Wi ' ff , ' V I X , -pm! ffgd W X I slflbkfj ik m7'JJ!gWp?Q'ff . 'ng 1 - I, SJKPL . J X. Xljrl- L? if 'I f' f fQ,j5b .J!V,?1 ' fxnr' 'W Q bx n 1- I r. Q SA - v oFFlclAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Q. -N f '53 cocooN ff' N f M 2? A,7 . 'feb 'fi , M,49i5f,2 v x F- 5-lox 3r35x?'71Q5u 50 4 fy WW? V ' f ., rl J1 f I X -x ' ' 1 f .1 1. X '91 ff? 'Q , x aw Jw X f ' Af A , X l X Kb EN 1 4 x, BL! I 'S Bk w 1 x '., .r ' ,Av I U, f K 17, ' ' ' ,f A -f , K P' fi 'Q I P ge One Hund d Th ty V rmfojiforf ean Reereatzon GEO. H. BARNES TIN SHOP QW Anything your heart desires in Metal 5 LO' :N Street Di 46 AYATEST SP0 WW gr? X lf 3 if XI - I . - - .ALQJ +3 x, ' L,-QLQ.. LP-316, L-5 A.. JQ ,,,yxP an Li - 6.211-vvLL.D -fee .NATIONAL BANK OF WIL GN 9 '1l Q MMA' . belggiral Depositmnc ' n pm Q'r3ii ?ffqW M , -fa fwmei W ,,, W. M ' 1z f-L,4f0a,,yhg,,QmrmMAb' f ll ll 'lt ffl I A 1 X f If ' Q fjf f fi v23?f f f M E' L4 raffle? If? I Lf of A n and Ca ohncl Theaters I I I ,HDL fri I I Ijfk M WA Wilson's Leading Theaters J WM ii Wifi Th L d' H1 Pl jryj ere e ea mg zs ay Ulf J, Jw MMJWI E EE E E E BB eeee E E no E E E GXHRDIIEITS DHIRY PRODUCTS I ' W. 1,149 jf' VELVET ICE CREAM I 1 Q, Aff , GRADE A HOMOGENIZED MILK '1 . ' .Mfzf 1 ff , ,L 7. 7 'ALS RETAIL AND WHOLESALE zo A of I jf ,ff ' Highway 301 Phone 3056 PORTABLE ELECTRIC WELDING Lovelace Motor Co wlLsoN WELDING Ann Mudge MACHINE wonxs, mc. WMONINBCB M. E, Poythress, Mgr, Phone 2935 Your Hudson Dealer Wilson, N. C. RCY B. WEBB National Bank Building WILSON, N. C. INSURANCE AGENCY Protection --Service --Deperndobi IIty Page One Hundred Qxww- F 'Gff'-f'N'-'V in D ,X gyuula.. P-w.s.... F-snug yx,oy,,,fil-xy utffw- J. ,N .Neg -ull-SL, ox.,--.. ,J -.,..,g, x.,-fpbv-f-Sk MQW, Km..5,,X a n - e - sh size NJ 'W CLAYQ-N. gmnrnnn nmmnrnng Nm 7 Q'Q v Q't'bi i'-'uv-N f' L P '- V im --' N'---lk. ri-ismoiis pam ww H wiLsoN, N. c. J' -CQ Fresh Meats Cr Vegetables 8C Brokers and Distributors 312 BW99 Street QUALITY. FOQD PRODUCTS Your Friendly Grocer WTLSON, N. C. Thomas-Yelvertnn Company PARKERS BAR - B - Q I Better Furniture Fried Chicken, Steaks Funeral Directors-Embalmers OyS'e'S'A y Sme Ambulance Service Phone 3121 Highway 301 South WILSON' N' C' WILSON, N. C. GRUWERS 60-UPERATIVE WAREHUIISE, Inc. For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco Where All The Patrons Share In Savings POHddF F' 1 . . ' jx , y pf' ' M 11 .f A ' H 4 M 17 af f wi i 0 I ' ,ffy J D ly t , ly llumb' 'A andy e ffnc V392 one s ce 3558 Smith Warehouses A B C WILSON, N. C. r- of W, if A ff' f ' ' A ffl!! 'h A 2 E. or s eet ' ,QL Lso , .c. M W. II. REID 8 EIJMPANY Wils0n's Music Center IIS S. Goldsboro St. WILSON, N. C. 1 LOOK ATS A'PACKARD ' N J Before Buying Any Car . ' U - QEBIG CAI? VAL,QE f l AI Ldw our cosr V' ' Ask The Morrwho Cswns Opef 1 0' I , I - k , Horace Cooley Motors s Lv , -. .3 Y . --'T Ja- .. . . .1 .. V J I .A 1, X, . 7 1. X, . 4 we eorgian Qdom' 117 wa Nasir sued' he wn.soN, N. c. ' ' .1 Lugfii l 1 , , , ' , ' wEsB's., WjLSON3 SHCE STORE I 1-' . .,1 , ' -W N Your Paltfonage App.reCia'red 5 3C34j1CgER'S MENISZIQT WALTER S' HMS BARBER sHoP COMPANY CEMETERY MEMORIALS 301 Highway South of Wilson We appreciate your patronage Courteay Our Hobby Page One Hundred Forty-two .V Jw LJ . 'g.ijl,1':f 'W , I ff' , L 1 ' im-gan W C. C. BJ-ENIJTON fm l,' . I . is r 1 5 X L' Sf 59 T9 SA it Mmwonx commw ' 1 L Architecii Dial 4718 ' And L Engineers Sk Woodwork of Distinction 120 N. Tarboro Street wn.soN, NORTH cARoLlNA + WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA M U R p H Y ' S Oettingefs Department Store Hot Sandwiches, Sodas, AND and Plate Lunches , , Oettmgers ALL sTuDENTs wELcoMED Meng S101-Q under New Management + 5, H. Gardner Floyd Game, WiIson's Leading Store BW MQW sence 1869 Page One Hundred Forty-three 3' . - rf Lf , 4 pf JM , jj! - J X ' f' JJ ' J .f nJ JI dA Mn A J' . xx ' VJ' bl-J Ny ,ffl ! . r A , .1 L, A D A 9 PQ' ' 9 ff -f 1 'NW uf' 9 FW y X X ' 1- W W BISSETT-E' jj in ameri ni 15:1 J Two Stores Iii on' I 'Q' 1 Q25 ,cf buy , I, , V, fd r x, 'IL' Af, , yd' 'fy .JJ my ff!! . NA I , 7 ,f I Y 1 f . .ly x V, dj! Ji M, ' J, i J .1 -,Llp JJ' JJ! ., I ,FJ .ff Q! M jf!! Ky' -QU ifffly .7 ,I 'VH' 6 QF, 9 V' Q J -Au ' J gb ' ' ,, iff l'.,'JJJ fL 'j l 'jf' yfhfjz! 113' I jf Bdyu, .A 6 , yfpr i SWL f ,x. fJ X Mr!!! ,0,, l V ' G I ' yt - 'L f '-A . U ',' ' ir 'fir if .:If- fllfl, jjjv dj!-'-jj JV!!! ' Ma Jfffrv? . ' -1,-. , iH7,nqpf7f'5'JA.92'gz!9Hff of fiDanfeQ jg W 1 9 I 'VAA ,1'diH arren St. T' J . , ' 3: J ,Jaw Phone 3781 My ' ,4. 1 F' ,yjyj 1929 1953 P e One Humlrezl Forty-four 3 1 A 1, I 'L-f , bu mf!! 1 X mf Q' we y My . ' f I MQ P VJVf J ff4w?QWJ Fykxe J 1 ff Q Wee My M we M kwin. ,ze ff V M, ,ew I I ,fyyui T? ,L,2vQLL CJP4ff3I5ETROLEUM J Vw 'U W X15 1? Vflf. .fi ' 1,1 f' e COMPANY I I f Wee LAZiAzf?,Aza ipQQy,0e e-4 K fl' f X V , - ' '4Qef,egJQ'!4,fxf1AJeeeAZwwwkf1L f' , f 1, ee yn , .f,,i,g, ,e,,,fg ,ee':fc7yMQ www MQgQL?ygmA??wLLZZzwuwQffw4UM2e wiiizfadkBmQK4kQ5??f2yZV?w6Z2f5?Q W - 645' J e if e Q.gWMfff-'L' QJQZQHVJQQQQQQML ', . 1 I Q . f!,f','fKfUJ0c.J X Page One Hundred Forty-H .,,.T..i...1..-.7 , YN, , , , f, . -'lj . J I, ' ' I ' f ,iffy ill' A ,jfx V I ,af . U ' if N, A ' X 0 A V. J K!,, J p 1 , ' . ff' if uf ' f ' 1 ,J P uf' M ff J' if QJJ, i X ci1f1gbLNEg COMPANY, INC. ,J f My r P xy!! 'ij XWJSVILSON, N. c. J! 3 WILSON DRUG COMPANY Since 1888 4 Moi . R Complnmeritsldf .1 fu SW!NS6Nif d,, l H Jr. M. WIGGINS a co. F ' C . 'V M5 Q. Plumbing and Heating Contractors i Szeftnlg L I 606 Pender Street , . , I, P1 I , . V FT' of M465 671908 I, ' Q k Phone 2891 I, rvff Pone 443 S Raleigh Road Grocery GROCERIES-MEATS-PRODUCE 407 Raleigh Highway PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 6119 PgO HddFy J' 1 ,Y , f ig- 52 JTYKJ A M - F ' ' If l xx fnfk-!NN's SA- ,T ,n ' S -,CP Ox' ,I-f MJ' f' , . of' MICK. 1 5'-'T ' ' Q, I if L-Wifi? ,ff I I 679, , we V I. ,. J I My , ' .,, .1 , K . A 'J' C' XX! X 'X LUPEE 84 RILEY HAT SHUPPE Th ' ci r . tc' Pboa d II7 s. Tarboro sneer 505 Raleigh Road wlLsoN, N.-nc. Phone 2575 Wilson Sheet Metal Works Fluid Heat Airtemp Furnaces IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIS SIIPPIIIS Incorporated R f' oo mg 6 Gutter Works IZI S. Douglas Street I08 Jones St. Phone 4192 Dial 2346 WILSON, N. C WILSON, N. C. Wilson Electric Company, Inc. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICES 700 S. Tarboro St. Phone 3960 WHITE'S TIRE SERVICE Full Recapping and Vulcanizing 508 S. Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C Ed. White, Owner CHARLES DEPARTMENT STORE The Store of Savings WILSON, N. c. H. H. WALSTON 8: SONS IQO Hddlfy IJ 1 , . I V . , ' I .' K- vw ,js f IM, .I '-H C0rbeu,1nQ0LQff,, I U . 5 I A 'V' .I ' Ig I CI, cw-wwe - V W 202.J,yY,..u.G-H-:G.x9.DJ AVI-I Sxilgwelerts I I Syl-Ou uw 'Vw luLIJ?NJ ISM 'N WILSON, N. C. - I Ox I --14 v . -- W1 4 Me' Sales-BUICK-Ser ce III kb g Wilson for - Half A Century EQ XJJUJCU-AK J. BJVEJILIS es. COMPANY 406 Pender Street WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Office Phone 4487 Floor Specialty Shop SANDINC AND FINISHING FLOORS Old and New PgOHd Fygh .4 gl ' Y 'Y' , ST 're 4 A S . X ' -e . 3 A fs! :S-R 'ii Wk in - ik , we Ll SHOP AT X' 'L ' K ' BELK-'rYLER's -2 N E Wilson's Shopping Center Q X'-:lx X IT ALWAYS PAYS! CRE XQXA KC? R 'KJ THE WILSON DAILY TIMES Your Wilson County Newspaper EVENING HOURS ARE READING H0uRS Circulation more than l0,000 DM 3 KJ Refrigeration Sn HILL STREET GROCERY Appliances, Inc. 210 Hill St. Phone 4096 WI'-SON' N- C- Your Westinghouse Dealer MEATS'VEC'E1-ABI-ES Hervey J. Doughtridge, Mgr. GROCERIES ll3 S. Douglas Street Phone 2293 Allen Paint 81 Paper Co. Paint-Wallpaper-Fabrics Custom Picture Framing W. V. O. T. WlLSON'S VOICE OF TOBACCOLAN D Page One Hundred Fortyfnin i . ' X , 1, , --K. h ,. . 4J'?I'W Q. I- J Q ' Il' ' MJD' -'iw ,QT . 11 ' f ff it . 1 fdeanghans.I st ,, .1 L f QUHLITY BHHERY ,ya WA cuss, Dimes: , Musica 'J5 lew'K'R 1 g We specialize in atc e ry epufmg party Cr wedding cakes ioe E. Barnes si. xf!Phone 5701 117 S. Goldsboro St. Phone 2416 WILSON, N. C. WILLIAMS LIIMBER CUMPAIIY We Sell Everything to Build Anything Dial 6101 .js-Q ffdffff Cxf4 I ' eewfoi, ,Yau y, Mapa. ,ET E111Hi5uMJ L9I'fJ'IH5I'LEL ' - ifffambiig-Hearing - ,J jay., ' A65ifp1iea.?13aivi e ' f, p AIIf'C3NDlT16N'E1fj '4l4f1.fC.g.d,-.Ln 'GLX ,jjffl-iz: ,Adv , yy 11253655 t. WILSON, N. . I eifrfvaffff 3 ' We wish to soy we hove enjoyed you tor Customers throughout your high school doys, ond we sincerely hope tor your coh- tihued potrohoge throughout the coming yeors. .IO ANN SHOPPE 203 Nash St. Wilson, N. C. IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII 810111 Opposite A.C.L. Station WILSON, N. C. Page One Hundred Fifty I J I ,J I SUPER FOOD CEIITEII A, . I ouk SPECIALTY IS FINE FOODS FOR I , - WILSON'S FINEST FAMILIES II ' J ' 509 Herring Ave. Dial 4aoo-Saas ,,. xx TIRE SERVICE, ING. Expert Recapping and Vulcanizing The Best in the Business WILSON, N. C. Dial 5932 XILVVWJVWW I ff-'ff K'-9246 SELL TOBACC WITH Z 6' EAC . 17'CaoU 27060 Z.6bC3,6cfxfZ4?QZQLLf1fL6i'E?4ff0 , . , f .f I,FL facfwvyf f?fifQf0CfJ7'5CQ CENT E-BIII II ANI! WITSUN WAHEHUIISES be-webafb K We Lead Wilson . . . Wilson Leads The orld P ,Q O Hundred Fifty-one nail WWMWWWW W Qwwffis KM LAUNDRY and CLEANERS, IHC. fp off W L1Nv1LLE's, INC. THE TOWN SHOP QUALITY coNcRETE Pnonucrs DRE55E5'5U'T5 COATS-BLOUSES Steel Sash and Doors 'L J I-'NGERIE wn.soN, N. c. . Nvgiff. Wilson, N c . CM M Q HN ml '- VLMOSS CYCLE f QENTERE- ' yer r e 1 1 r A N J ,fs HOP X5 37- f MB' -ow feffm 9 .ff AK!! f- X t DRAKE TQE TR - X e I . , v rw lx . rl-JF' MLSON,N.C.X!,N,U , YJ V ' av HS' - 9 QQ ' jg? :ff ,nv , . . , ff WGA, J' e H U N TW S df A , 'V MN L 3148-AMBULANCE SERVICE 3149 'X A' W JQAJJ' - Funeral Directors Nix 1 Mx Page One Hundred Fif :qi r N Q Y - I, A I N v 5 a xx k Q X lk - ' x-'f N X ' x V 'K 1 x 1 x i K .I in in IN P 5 J 'tx 'J 4 HUGHE is OTKORSZI INC. jx hx South St eet at DougQ,s A ' X' hu Q N Your Dependable Dodgellealer? - Q x, Dooce-PLYMOUTH-Dooce TRUCK ' A R Q 1 T 7 ek-L X Q Dlfepper D1cK's ELECTRJQCAL COMPANY'- STATE CONTRACTORS KK HOME AND COMMERCIAL APPLIANCES We Repair Anything There's No Time Like The Present to Make Someone A Present of The Time Sig Q Flowers For All Occasions STARR FLORIST D E N N Y ' S J E L E R S 508 Maplewood Ave. ios w. Nash sf. Wilson, N. c. Di 2108-309 ONWARD, WILSON HIGH! B H R S H Fl Y 'S REX BEST Distributor of ESSO PRODUCTS sTAToNssuRG, N. c. Page One Hundred Fifty-three io 1 '- . I F 1 Al I .QV cf ' 'O f .. - JqftJlJ1ff jf fp!! 'f ' Q Af ' , J I 'fl 1 Ju! 4 ', I J ,ff 'I-4fg'. ,qu ir jg! J ' !55SfX0?j!.xUJ ' 0 U TZERIES ,A jf if - J ' ' - O, - in A ' ,ff MJ ILij1i8'iSBZjJE,Slill0Il if G. s. TUCKER a. co. 10. , J ZH . A ,MA ,- I ti-J' emng Ven Wilson's Oldest Furniture Store g ,, .L f wlLsoN, N. c. - J Road Service Phone 2002 3. S if ,J FP RMERS v - -U WA R E i-I O Um E l 'J 'P ' J' 5 t S F 'ff ll, - i . ll .Kxl, sk . 5 X . Aw 'l u -X 'iff :J 'I' X r.' 3-4 -W Q 9 'S -' pf ti ' .xl -ln .fl jd ,Q l xhs' Q ' Xl ' l fx, . ' Nu I' I n E nEANs - if it I l B- - . - A J iq, N'S iff N, Plumbing E? Heating ., KN Contractor . ff .,,i ii 5,- ' kg ' X., T 'i . - 'T sc Pl ' ' - ss-J Distributor Swervzc-?!', l rr I - J - ' ,INN PYROFAX, BOTTLED GAS ' ., .FF xplf' ' ' p Briggs Hotel Building in A' 109 North Douglas Street WILSON, N. C. Phone 2091 , I ' wlLsoN, NYC. ' i - lf' -4 .p Phone 3136 WA ,I 'Ii' E t 0 2 M Page One Hundred Fifty-four I f 1 If Hx ,f ,fx ! x .jedi V ,v 'K - X 'NLP-af, W! I .fy ,141 .khffx I7 , . Q . f ' 042175 ww? S aQf 44 ff+ 7,4f,wQm!4Za4q4ZfZ!i4gQ' ,Quo vfwwy,Z!y44awz'fz fZ,4Q,? - ,Z nf f wznff f ff fgfgzffw 'MVJEJITY 3F yWlfs55N M cz5fffzfW4,j,? fgijffjfl ,A ffglfflf' I fQ 4f:fii?WW WW ad 75of'9't3 A .UWM ,Q,h, . QmLyylTEHEnD ann HHDERSOH ,W 15' 'INCORPORATED ' -fbbftv SKMSON, N. c. P OHddFfH I 4010 :fp-av ,fefmf Zfo af .MZWBHUEE LAMM yle!Z Men's Wear WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY The Best For Less G HDD B COFFEE SHOP 301 East Green Street BARNI-IILL'S DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists Five Points, Wilson, N. C. Phone 2856 J. Ill. IIIIPIEIIIHIIE ISSII Slllllllll Auto Repairing, Washing, Greasing Hotpoint Electrical Appliances N and Plumbing STANTONSBURG, N. C. MATTHEW I. I BlIi T. I BUYKIN, III. GENERAL CONTRACTOR . C. License 2054 Phone 4935 or 5930 THE IMPERIAL TUBIICCU CUMPIINY IOf Great Britain and Ireland, Limitedl WILSON, N. C. f , . U .' 4 1 A 5 j,,Q-ff' WQQ I - f T'A't'RHEE L PECANS . QUALITY EECANS .I u ., . ' 'Gl'F'lQS - ' ' r ' ' - 4Guaranteed , PECAN CANDIES . , , , A . NOYELTIES , Highway'30I b A ' - I . , . . 4 r t . f . r v ' . , ' A ' . 1 -WEII,-LIFQRD B.R'Q IfH'ERS, Inc. I 4 . cl-H2Yf5LER-PLYR4eUTH' , f I A ' t . Gmc TRUCKS ' 'Sales ,i I ' A ' ' Service- ' wlLsoN, N. c. . , . ,J . HUB DEPARTMENT STORE . TMorris -Grocery General Merchandise SSSEE- Nc-Sh Sf- Wilson, N H9 South Tarboro Street CROCERIES-MEA-I-S WILSON, N. C. VEGETABLES PUHITY BAKERY WILSON, N. C. EAT PURITY BREAD EVERY DAY I g One Hundred Fiflv-5 W 4 , .J , . Have your suit tailor-made from the exact smaterial you like in the style that Cargill: Incorporated ' harmonizes with your performance. S ec'alists in Serving CLYDE BATTS 1' 11 , It WILSON, N. c. grwu We .IIIIIIIss w. IIIILIZEIIAR D ,I General Contractor l H5292-l!f,, ' 'UND Residential-Commercial gy 11 'xr Af 1 ' f I .r1'f1:M K R, BUILDING QIIQEARTHMMOVING ' y , D , GRADING cf CLEARING y l,,q j- ,jff'IIFIsH Pd!1i1gSg'ffP L X1 9 Jr 1 SIOIQ License NO. 16311 ,I 4 V ' 7 if, f ye!-! Dial 2574 1 jf V , 1 502 Factory St. If 2 V ,fax fr W FANCY GRocERIIzs FRESH MEATS Comphmemg of EFlRD'S DEPARTM NT WEST END GROCERY STORE West Nash St. Dial 3151 229-231 East Nash Street VEGETABLES-PRODUCE WILSON, N. C. Page One Hundred Fifty-eight 19' JN ly V 'Xl If f ' ll ul It F lfll . all I j l ul 'l A .. r Fo ow jd7hiterLgllX W gl X . J u n X dy sugefaol dlelanzng XII' Faulkner Neo 'lllll ly -Trl fl , 'I ' Dependable Neon Sign Service I ' 'r I I JIMIMY DEMPSEYS I 'ff' I L , I Littlejolwn Faulkner, Owner i X 'I .' NCO' nj ' I I ul 'I' Qi' IJ H- f ' DA 'I I ', lj I lnnncu BANKING s. rnusr comrnnv 'The Sa fe Executoru Total Resources Over Sl00,000,000.00 DEPARTMENTS: Commercial f--f Insurance f- Investments f- Savings V e Trust Mortage Loans Bonds -ee Sate Deposit Boxes Convenient Offices and Branches Operated in the following North Carolina Towns Elm City Wilson Wallace Goldsboro Faison Fremont Kinston Selma New Bern Fayetteville Trenton Warsaw Plymouth Williamston-Pikeville I, E. Pascall, Pres S S Lawrence, Vue-Pres, G Comptroller jack L. Satclwwell, Vice-Pres, G Cashier E B Crow, lr, Vase-Pres, G Trast Officer Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JEFFERSQN APPLIANCE Stantonsburg Lumber Go. Dealers in Barnes Street All Kinds of Building Materials WILSON, N. C. STANTONSBURG, N. C. Page One Hundred Fifty-nine 1 If J 4 . s 0 Lf p . ff' if ,- , - , is S w-. 1 A 1 J. s Ai, by 'a'i !V11XNN'S EI.ECTRIUAL APPLIANCES V I ,I .111 Yorur CE. Dealer Y 4 kk! Y' A A TELEVISION 3 6 U .3 Y 'IIQYS-'AND FISHING TACKLE IIS w. giggh sf. . L4 ,Lx wlLsoN, N. c. ,L T6 work 'Tifreshed Barnes-Harrell Company 9 I I: I- I fw' .3 f' V IHIIGILI7 wc. I J' k99?j'IeI'rirL5'lIkverI!Ilf: If I 1 I I, WILf,Q14,wNLQ. 1. I II' J I I I I fi be JI W , I I PLUMBING-HEATING I! HOME INSULATION-WEATH ER STRI PPI NC Page Cue Hundred Sixty fy, 4 s A- fbxxxkv tft. X1 I 4 1 30 ER. -j ..,.' X ff AF 'iii - 19 I 6 ya 1 bi, 'ct h. Q K , is sf W, WSL? i KQV, Xe li S un Q, , ,x 'r e need your need in our business 7 I Ax X Lf. W Q0 gl ' gf, CU 'N ' 's Fam s Do s V ,A ' Phone zosa 210 E. Nash sr. . H Ulgt ig wb ,jj kflgqfvff Sw xbjfeb ' '1 BARDIN COAL COMPANY 1 i f -rf xr L. fx, Pi YQ K fj LK! U can, smLunG's Leif 4,1 V N Quick Service and' Printing M . affix Dial 3381 wilson, M swf .s Mn ,yjwp '7' .l E if K-X XIWK N-NJ' ' f .rjf - we 'wi-'iff if 11,1 , J' -fu 5 fjjlftrig Nasir tregajy r 5 fi! ff J! A I J ' if , i 1 , NL' , ,r Wx, fi' ,V f fffmlllillll CITY IIIIITIIIIS , s V Your FORD Dealer x I I, -J I i J' ii ,D riff! . J T i Ii'-Wm f A fig JK' bp: f b is 'ffyx i ' xy' CARTER'S, INC. lj 102 W. Nash Street Herfing's Drug Store Wilsons Largest Credit jewelers Phone 6203 P OH ldS' -one Independent lee 81 Fuel En. WHITLEY'S ELECTRIC AND NEON SERVICE Contracting Bottled Gas-Sales-Appliances And Service ICE-COAL-OIL WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA P O B 895 Ph Day 4895 Night 4750-6369 FIVE PUINT5 NURSERY ll. L lllllllllllllll ll lillllllllllll lllli. , ANU FLUHAL SHUP GENERAL MERCHANTS 904 Randolph Street Dial 3928 General Agents Contentnea Guano C WILSON NORTH CAROLINA it High Grade Fertilizers MFI Wlth Rbb H OVVGVS I I OHS Ji' 'K Q ' A nf y f ' ? -I7 N 1' J J' ' 4 ,J 4 C X. ef M is-'On ' yi jj fret'-, 2 lf 4-MTW' ifyjebj all XM 'Eff Wfffliffit Slit .f if , 'ey' xppwy g ,ju if Wy! MJETYOUAT 1 '1 J, 'I fl fQ,,,1,,eff THR K IR IE A M IE ln Y I V rf ke nfl X Ye ff: X7-'gf , J - . A ' I 4 9, f f ,1 , , ,f ' xv - ' r A f 1 X K X., A, ...o.., - 1 E 5 . . 0 , . vj' D 4 oo.o,,, .,,, 5 E ' f 441. 341, .j . :ix ' - 1 DLEEEDLQV VL' at fo-1' 1, E41-, f -'oo-L-QA' f B Aff vB'ARN '-,4'c'i woLHc1l1gQiN4eye1'-s o- ' Cotton! and Fertlllzer . Furnzture Company For Wise Buyers P It is American enterprise which has provided us with more of the good things of life for more and more people-generation by generation. SIDNEY BLUMENTHAL AND COMPANY, INC. Established 1854 WILSON ROCKY MOUNT Wilson FCX Service F W VVUUIWUWI9 Ca FEED, SEEDS, AND 100-los E. Nash sfroor FERTILIZER WILSON, N, C, 326 South Goldsboro Street Phone 4704 Page One Hundred Sixty-three be 2? if ,rs ,4 lr ,WMS of 0 ,Pl we ., ' ' fl - wi Xen l L f . JL, ,E ia K l., -WI ,Q , ,gf -H P' Q Ala, npdk. I Q+wjx X9 1 . , - 1 1f1flLUIJfff'L, 0 QP , KJV aww For GOODness' Sake! hh! - If-I 6 The Mello Fellow Reg U. 5, Pat. Offuze For Goodness' Sake! chiIIuns use the space below for your autographs, and don't forget to eat some of my ice cream, every day. . . Page One Hundred Sixty-four . W 4- 1 3 417 ,bij 6 A ,- me vu WM? ,Q rg, Neff j 4 Koamefic ,Szabo MAR-CILL l-lair Styling Salon CECIETB' LA -C, ll7 W. Barnes Street S JQL 323 Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 3215 A ix, , wnLsoN, N. c. Dial 4 PR 1.x ,Z if Books For Everybody at THE BOOK NOOK 507 Raleigh Road MOSS 81 COMPANY, Inc. Treat People Right 5 'The Merfs Shop ARROW SHIRTS KNOX HATS HUWARU ADKINS, ING. wu.soN,N.c. BOSTONIAN SHOES CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHES STEAKS COUNTRY HAM MICKEY'S DRIVE-IN GRILL Waterworks Road SANDWICHES SHORT ORDERS DAVIS AUTO CO. Auto Repairing of All Kinds Generator and Starter World' Dial 2983 ll3 N. Lodge St. PACKARD SERVICE Page One Hundred Sixty-five ,II .I I I I I ' . N U f I 1 7 I ,, 15 . , I . A 1 l - . ' -. If I I 1 I- sf . ' I I 1 1 f I P' JIINJIIQ! fig! J! X 4 fi 1 'J I' K' IJ' If I ff ' I My f I If I I . ,f ,I . J J All , I .Y V 3.1 Ci' I 'K I I J J JJ j j J , .lj ill! jf Q7 Q,-fly. .lf If JV!! 2 I I I f JI' I I' .fi f S- - f J' . I . A .. A J C vf nf! jj J ' I ,J I , .J Smart Styles for j xi!! I .lf 1 I V Q Men and Young Men I -,' J I I We - fu ' jf! vIfEhiYoung Ideas.- 9 I - If, jf' Wf' If I ff -4 gf BANKING Fon THE INDIVIDUAL WILSON INDUSTRIAL BANK Your Friendly Bank Since 'l937 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS CLUB I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporotion . Agnew-Barnes Tin Shop fxcluawp, L'lean.cM, 225 South Goldsboro Street I The I-Ivenue Gardens Electric Supply Co. Flows, WILSON, N- C- I 202 Park Ave. Dial 2257 WILSON, N. C. I I Page One Hzmdrcd Sixty-six V! VK. -'-2 J 1 .I . .xv ,fix Q 'Ik f -f ,ff 4-' ,. 1144 Y I -X V 1 5, , -1 -2 .L - N f ,' A T .1 L Q fj, ' J Za-Qowgf 'ff ,Q 6, i i L ry I D P' X-C-in .M 1 HOSE Q A . Ny -A 7, J 'SLLTKS nt IV ' V I 'I f4i'6l,r3Xglii.. lk-K' .' r, ' l Ll, ' ,Q gi LL xff I D - 'I gl' 1 . 5 X, Hussnjml Mm ,KT HEEDEN DISTRIBUTING'iLfX , my ,P M D in Jo it COMPANY we ,L M ,I , r ' uv it' A Tilkix f J, 1 A 'rd If 5 P i Shop With Confidence WILSON HARDWARE At A CUMPANY LEUEH BHUS. DEPARTMENT STUHE j Courthouse in Front of Us And Wear With Pride i i FORBES TRANSFER wu.soN, N. c. JIIYIIEIVS Hlllililll Illlllll L -of I Telephone 3134 Ney ff ICIQ Z1 mbuiance Service 107 N. Pine Street WILSON, N. C. HOME BUILDER'S SUPPLY COMPANY Better Material For Better Buildings Old Black Creek Road Phones 6660-4225 WILSON, N. C. VISIT PEARL AND SHOT AT TWEETIE'S Page One Hundred Sixty-sever I , y, , t ,. ,I , Y v I 1' Va rf J .1 1 4' UNU .,f-,'f' fri! J 'JY' P 'M JJ' ff, f 'Wt J f A f 1 jr-If JI' iffy, Jgf lrlt if' ,Af ij. OYETTE BRUTIIERS 4 Known for Beauty, Quality, Styles and Values fy Groceries, Market, I 0 a v 9 and Hardware DR ESS S HO P South Tarboro Street Wilson, N. C. 219 E. Nash St. Wilson, N. C BRIDGERS PAINT 8z WALLPAPER CO. Paint, Wallpaper, Venetian Blinds Art Supplies by Grumbacker Moke Your Point Problems Our Business' Dial 4428 Wilson, N. C. A N D Y ' S Where Friends Meet 115 S. Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C. Art Clothing Store 114 S. Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. Clothiers for Father and Som R. L. SMITH PAINT SHOP Automobile Painting Body and Fender Work WILSON, N. C. 211 S. Pine St. Dial 3341 BRIDGERS BROS. Plumbing Contractors 408 Pender Street Phone 2041 Underwood Typewriters Sundstrand Accounting Machines Carolina Office Equipment Co. Printers-Stationers-Office Outfitters W. Nash Street Wilson, N. C. Telephone 2337-2118 Page One Hundred Sixty-eight Compliments of ollaadefi 2 'For the woman who cares H Incorporated what she wears WHOLESALE GROCERS I26 S. Tarboro Street 400 E. Green St. Phone WILSON, N. C. WILSON, N. C. Boykin Grocery Company 213 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We gratefullyocknowledge permission to use music and poetry quoted in this edition given by Charles Scribner's Sons Eldridge Entertainment House, Inc. 597 Fifth Avenue Franklin, Ohio, and Denver, Colorado New York I7, N. Y. C Page One Hundred Sixty-ni e .A f ' y .1 . I 'I' IR ' r' U if 1 wo Milf Ri OGFTIIFR. . . ulorking 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. f R ARTISTS AND CRRPTSMEN WORK TIIEETHER IN EREATINB IMPRESSIVE Mill LRSTIRE REEURIJS UF YUUR YEARS IN SERUUL- X I I .X4ut0gl'al0 5 'X rw-- .4 , .L Q ' 5 K P s , ks X V -5 ' X' X. AQ. X X: lx .x , X Q X X Egg, ka ' 1 ' X l '.g, 'ukkngk Xin xx GTX- SPX wx- ' + X' Q' XY -A g.,N,3x LSTMVK X, X ' S ' . Xhkklk-1' N0 5 x, .ny -lk !, I MH , ' , L. - K,k..x, xr x tix I I I I 'x.-lv! 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