For Reference Not to be taken from this room 1 1 0 , D , V ' 1 1 I X5 ' I 1 I , 1 X LW: .. W1 , '., 5.4 . - , ' A , v if . ni: ? , A 4 A1 S 4 1' . PUBLISHED BY THE SENUQB CLASS CE-h4.P.E.VE3 L. J' f EDBTED BY WILLEAM EDWARD MENSCE-EE'W', IB. . . 'Hx MN f ...wi-iff' ' I K' if H, fn' ii - '43 ,, ,il ,Mali if, I l V ' ,i . - Li.. ,Q LL, l low luigis a rainluow, Motu? Tlie answer stopped me where l stoocl. l eoulcl not answer tlien anal tliere . . . To answer small lnoys often talaes luotll time and prayer l eoulnl liave tlmeorizetl about ares anal raclii and angles. XVitli sueli an answer l eoulcl not satisfy myself, For a rainluow is so large it spans Every goocl anal liappy dream tlie world lias ever linown Anal like a clream, it is of us a part, Ancl ol' magic size '... you ean lteep one in your lieart lXlEPiRY llARTE Clay permissionl 143 E T lNTI:oIJIIcTIoN . iliiwiiic . llcniiciition . i'iOI'CXX'0I'Li. AuixIINISTRA'I'IoN . Fuuiity . C'luSsi'ooin Sccncs. .. CiLASSES . Scnioi' . slunioi' . Sopiiomorc . i'iI'CSi1lHLlI1 ACTIVITIES . Organizations . Ciiuius , Music. .. ATHLETICS . Sports . Gaines . School Spirit.. FEATURES . VVCLlIilC1' . iianv Duvs . lluiiiluows.. I i , . AnvERTISEixiiENTS . Putronugc . iiricmisiiip , Loyalty as 'R I ri IP- Fri ' 7 21:1 if-1 fi' T. TT F ' ff 79 Sv .:? his I Us 5,43 M -. Vi 'z 2' :Fi fr I N Ie-' I I fa iii Qgaii UNI ILL' iiihf Li iii? 'M sl JJ .1 SLI ul I mf , F i ii ii 3 fi I ii i i Q., I I I i i I la 71 'Ti 5 I i 1 I I I I Every clay is filled to the hrim, scclxing high adventure in work and play, in loving and living, in fun and frolic, in taking anal giving, in studying and dreaming, in striving ancl failing, and trying again. From morning 'til night our school hums with activity, usually accompanied hy music and laughtcrl UUNQUENCHABLE EXUBERANCEV' lizzmzy Hop before gauze Uecomtiug for ,lr.sSr. for this is our spirit-the spirit of youthl For every clay that we can learn something use ful, see something beautiful, and do some thing helpful, we gain nourishment for our tlaily life and food for our spiritual growth. XfVe believe also that thc time to he happy is now, the place to he happy is here, antl the way to hc happy is to make others happy. So on the roacl of happiness we travcl with Ha rainhow in our hearts. FUN OF BEING BUSY PLEASURE IN PULCHRITUDE Mrzjowttes at Clzrist HAPPY IN BEING SOCIABLE lov or GIVING A RAINBOW IN OUR HEARTS . safe we t Z1 dx J' fa 'args Pm ifssrw WQTH EMAQMS ' .. 1 H J uwssia, . REPOSE The teachers of the citv svstem find repose and quiet ease at a banquet honoring them. PEACE Recognition of tr u t h brings freedom and the hope for peace in the world. E. Kerczek Ccen- terj wins the VOICE OF DEMOCRACY s p e e c h contest. PATIENCE Nowhere could cheerful patience be more exem- plified than in the class- room. Miss Moore ex- plains shorthand. DUTY Happiness, the natural flower of Dutv, comes to htlr. VVillard who alwavs cooperates with that which is good for all of us. This time it's fire protection. fn, 711 .1-pn - -in fu ng rg . ' f .93 in T-' it xlib! .LF UNE! ll-a Iliad ll PASTIM ES One secret of happiness is having something to do. Many students spend hap- DV hours painting. P. Mc- Donough records entries for the art show in Mav. PLEASANT MEMORIES Food! Pienics! Parties! All afford happv memories of fun and fellowship with teachers and classmates. HOPE To be happy, it takes courage and hope for the freedom of all. BV ioining the National Cuard the bovs show their willing- ness to protect this free- dom! TRUE PLEASURES True happiness comes from sharing with others. Happiness is a social thing! We'll alwavs re- member B. Minschew as a genial host of countless parties. LOVE Who but our parents could give us more unselfish love or teach us better the spirit of generositv to others? MERRIMENT A dav without laughter is a lost davl The gift of natural gladness is price- less. Pantomiming one of Yma Sumac's recordings affords fun here. HEALTH Health like happiness, is the normal state. Work is not enoughg if we are to be happv we must also plav. THANKFULN ESS We could not be happv if we did not have faith and recognize our God as the giver of all good and per- fect gifts. ESS . N a Q Q CIQQL D J . . .s.. , F , ,di , C . . J ' V, Y ryv. 5 .' L: H L.. .J gl -4-4 To Lll1ClCl'SIllllClil1g and clcvotion Add ai ncvcr failing guncl will, Multiply by cntliusiusin, Subtract all luittcrncss, Diviclc among many: The result . . . ai pricclcss link in our happiness clmin. In her rolc us adviser and tcuclicr of inatlicrnntics, she serves first as a friend to cliscuss our prolulcins, and tlicn us ll source of wisdom from which to lczirn. For spreading lwppincss to ull uncl ziclcling color to our minlww, wc clcdicutc this, our 1955 COCUON, to Mus. ELEANOR IILITCIIISUN LILES. 11I111? C1111 1 110 Il 1'1'1i11111111'? 1111: K. n ,S 1 is A xr 32 , ,-11. X 1- 1 za .' ' ' .,., :IQ ' v 1 1, It 1 1 1 1 1 1-10.5 1, . 1 f' A 1 xt 1 O X gw1 ,ff '110lI' 17112115 tl 1'1111z11o11'? Uf1101'0'x 1110 1'11i11111111' 110111. 13011110011 1110 11151 1111111110 1111j11s11110111s, 11111011 111111 11 H111011's 011111055 1111051111111 H T11111 'E 1 5? T 73 11. 17 Q11 Q5 1-511 JJ .iv J Q11 Q 1 U11 .FQ J 1. .Q1 11IL' L'L'1I11't11 111111 ix 11 '1110 t111lC1'1lZf7 101' 101101131117 01' 15 15 I 1111. 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Owens, office 11ss1s1a1z1, 5111115 111161 141155011 S!111111U115o11'5 17111111 111111'1'1111115. 1111s111e1's 1116 181817110118 111111154 1111111 1lC1' 0111911 duties. -11 -J +1 -- - 1. A-2 ff. vw '12 2 mv 'F 111.1 111 P 'H F' 1 Q U Q - 11 1 1 1 5 - 1' ' Q 1 1111-1 11.1 '1' 1: 1 ' 1 1 1- 5, L, .J 115,11 , 3 1, 1 , F .1 1, M E. 1111 1. 4-111 .E 1 1 1 1 . . . . Sw: if 1 f111111cc11, 1011 1. A. 141111115 115145 IIS T. F1511 Stop, 11o11're 141111113 111e. ' CXC1l1111lS .1111 Eller LIS some 111111 11. Cf1'1111' 510111 11 111111111511 111111 1119 11111111151111'1' 1wr11z. 11111111 goofs.-M7115 11 you? 9 6 2 gig!! L 9 ,f xg , . W 4 A.. Q wif' VV' ' fi I f nic r Miva 2 y 2 Vu t K BCDARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS DR. R. L. PIKE, ,, Clzzz11'11z1111 A R B I IDR S Vine C 1111111111111 MR. 5. C1. C1HAPPl:II Sgugtmq MR. S. C. C11A11PE1.1. S11pc1'i11tc11de11t Of City Schools DR. R. L. l9114E MEMBERS MR. CJEORCE H. ADAMS NIRS. W. BENSON MR. E. R. CROW, ,lR. MR. B. FORBES DR. RALPH L. F114E DR. W, C. HUNTER MRS. CHARLES A. KING f 7 f'e'.N MR. GEORGE S. WILLARD, JR. When we graduate, in June, we realize that we will he leaving one of the brightest W '1 rays in our Rainbow of Happiness in the Charles L. Coon High School. However, as we go we Will keep in our memories the image of a man whom we can well afford to follow as manner, the at hand, the each student an example. The warmth of his infectious smile, the mildness of his gentleness of his sympathy, the quick apprehension of the situation understanding of the over-all picture, and the genuine appreciation of add to the personality of Mr. George S. VVillard, to make him one of the outstanding school executives of our state. We shall ever he grateful to him for his unceasing encouragement and faith in us, and we will ever strive to make him as proud of us as we are proud of him. HSD 4, 1 .. 3. f I V li ,. K qw . 1 y. .. ,,-- 3 'M um' fum Slim Nfilflek latin Cfli1s5, we sec tlze group P. Blake discusses ii lmsiizess law prolilem ufitli Mr. Hyde iiilmiriizg tlze mmlel of tlze Argo displayed by V. Tliowias while the otlzer students clieck data. zml M, Cliilcls. -'A' --Q ' 1 h fi Ji ex- ai- - HFC ' 'NVQ Y: rj. A-: rw: 'H fl nf ff- :1 nap 1 iii l L ,lr ,IM ljgilylullvl' Q5 f Ha RF lllll ill, ip'-lx I4 Vg 2 w -:J cf' cf La uv' .U of i. Fig .lid Mi. .IU .za at '.. DL 1.1: HQ rg LL LJ . xl-z. ..i UL. lu , Mm. clfllllflll ileumiistrutes tlze irozer use rn' sewiizv HZLI' Uniler tlze Uiiiclirz lmml o Hr. Eller, tlze Varsit' Band l rw .-3 . I clziize ileviccs in future lmnienzuleers 5 il by to learn. iztteiiipb To strike up Ll lifzrmmzio-115 clzorifl. A-1 T s wr , s,,,,,,y ,, 1, 1 .r .D Q 4 .4 f As Bliss Bond points out tlze trnits of ez gooii 5EZL'l'9lI.1VV1', As Hrs. liisscilv moves flags info llIL' lypizzg circle, to S. Eflzeridge, G. Player, mul Taylor practice good pos' slzou' progress, slze l1lVlI5 to ZIIISIVUI' I3. U'ooil's ilzmsiiozz. , ture. , - . , , . - 1 -- I lm' :U ., fr, ...- s 7 -1 7 ,f ff? T 'A' Tv rf- - T X 'T 'T'- UT M VM-WMPEFP wr is 1 G 'fl M ,rl r 1 -f L11 Jr.. uf :lg Q: ,M . . U 15 1. Ll 5 LM L .ff-r um Q 'fa r: Q M LJ urlf -f r' l w r Miss Aycoulzs sezzior Elzfflislz classes stzulf Clzristums in llr. Nixon smmls lu' us li. llarrin locizlcs ll woinl in 1l1u , as ,l , .S art, literature, and music. P. Deans lemls zz aliscussiou on lgusfvrzz l'lU1lllS7lIL'I'C or llzc worlfl wuooru ilu' ali 1 15 'W , Botricellfs nl-lie Nativity. 'Th 'sz-A, v.-'Z l X !iHS,TiiPi 6 CNRSGVMAS eu AR? s 52115 , 1 'A ' 3 JYWQ X Top row: Miss LELA Avcocicz Womans College of the University of North Carolina: A.B.-English: Adviser of the Editorial Staff of the CoCooN, Career Day, Quill and Scroll: Adviser of the Senior Class. Miss PEGGY ll. BARNHILL: East Carolina College: A.B.-Science: Adviser of the Sopho- more Class. VVILLIABI B. BEAIXIUN, Atlantic Christian College: A.B.-Mathematics: Eighth Crade. Miss ALICE BERRY: Atlantic Christian Col- lege: AB.-Seventh Crade. MRS. j.xcQuELvN -I. B1ssETTE: Queens College: B.S.-Commercial Suhjects: Adviser of the lun- ior Class. Bottom row: MRS. CORAL BLACKBURN: Missouri State Teachers College: B.A.-Social Studies: Adviser of the -lunior Class. Miss CORA BOND: East Carolina College: A.B. -Business Education: Adviser of the Business Staff of the COCOON: Adviser of the Senior Class. MRS. lx'lILDRED BULLARD: Columbia Univer- sity: M.A.-Home Economics: Eighth Grade. MRS. DORIS E. CAPPS: University of Virginia: M.A.-Social Studies: Cirls' Counselor: Adviser of the Senior Class. MRS. ETHEL V. CRAWLEY: East Carolina Col- lege: A.B.HEnglish: Cirls' Counselor: Adviser of the Future Teachers Cluh, Career Day: Ad- viser of the Senior Class. FACULTY FACULTY Top row: Miss CAROLYN DEEs: Wake Forest Collegeg BS.-Seventh Crade. W. lRv1N DICKENS: East Carolina Collegeg M.A.-Mathematicsg Athletic Directory Adviser of the Freshman Class. ROSCOE A. ELLER: Columbia Universityg M.A. -Musicg Director of Rands and Choirg Dean of Boys. MRS. NELL FINCH: Womans College of the University of North Carolinag AB.-Scienceg Co-sponsor of Allied Youthg Adviser of the jun- ior Class. MRs. JOYCE P. COFORTH: Iowa State Collegeg M.S.-Home Economicsg Adviser of the Sopho more Class. Bottom row: MRs. NELLIE RAE HIGH: Atlantic Christian Collegeg AB.-Science, Historyg Adviser of the Sophomore Class. ROBERT W. HYDE: Wake Forest Collegeg M.A. -Diversified Occupationsg Adviser of the Senior Class. Miss VIRGINIA KNOWLES2 East Carolina Col- legeg B.S.-Physical Educationg Coach of Cirls' Sportsg Adviser to Cheerleadersg Adviser of Business Staff of COCOONQ Co-sponsor of Booster Clubg Eighth Crade. Miss TASSIE REE LANGLEY: Atlantic Christian Collegeg A.B.-Englishg Adviser of the Sopho- more Class. Miss lVlARGARET P. LAWRENCE: Duke Uni- versityg A.B.-Social Studiesg Adviser of the Jun- ior Class. BALANCE :cum-11.1. znrmcs 111 1 .,. 1 J 11115. 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You C1111 iio iimt UllL'.'M Air. Dicicelzs tails one of lzis izigalrru C. Herring, ami B. Owens sand mul resmzii tiieir wimt- stzuiazzis, Wim seems puzzled lim' ii ull. not shelves. F'-, F 7 W P ini T2 7 E1 'EA 55453 i 1 jiui li, Jai .1 in 2-L' 5 r 2 Hf1zut's this! cxclfzims H. Rhodes, uccouzpunieci ln' fellow So 1lm1's limi' il u'nrlcsf slilics M. Collins us sim. H. 13111- ciiissuuzles D. Demzy, H. Sheuiy, and Stott, wlziie they imzfger, umi 11. Duuicis uwztuli Hrs. Fi1IL'l1 liL'lIlUII5fVlliC Ilia ciisseci u frog ilz Miss BlTl'IZlliH'S biology class. use of iiflv L'tlllil1?l1lL'1li. l Top row: Bottom row: MRs. ELEANOR H. L1LEs: Salem Collegeg A.B. -Mathematicsg Ctrsponsor to Booster Clubg Ad- viser of the Senior Class. ROBERT PAUL MARKLIN: Catawba Collegeg A.B.-Physical Educationg Social Studies: Ath- letic Coach: Adviser of the Freshman Class. Miss IXNN MOORE: Womans College of the University of North Carolinag B.S., S.A.-Busi- ness Educationg Adviser of the junior Class. MRS. HILDA MOORE: Meredith Collegeg A.B. -English, Lating Adviser of the Sophomore Class. THOMAS NIXON, lll: United States Naval Academyg BS.-Mathematicsg Adviser of the Sophomore Class. Miss HATTIE NOBLE: Womans College of the University of North Carolinag AB.-Lating Dean of Cirlsg Adviser of the Sophomore Class. MRS. LENA C. OVERMAN: Creensboro Col- legeg A.B.-Social Studies, Englishg Eighth Crade. MRS. lVlAGALINE PACE: Meredith Collegeg AB.-Englishg Eighth Crade. MRS. KATHLEEN PATTERSON: University of North Carolinag AB.-Spanishg Adviser of the Spanish Clubg Adviser of the lunior Class. VVALTER S. ROGERS: Columbia Universityg M.A.-Physical Education: Head Football Coach: Adviser of the Freshman Class. FACULTY FACULTY Top ro w: GILBERT A. ROSE: Teachers College of Co- lumbia Universityg lVl.A.-lndustrial Artsg Super- visor of Ticket Salesg Eighth Crade. MRS. ANNE H. RUFEIN: VVoman's College of the University of North Carolina: B.S.-Com- mereial Suhjectsg Adviser of the lunior Class. WILLIALI C. SLAVIN: Atlantic Christian Col- legeg A.B.-Seventh Crade. MRS. RUTH S. SAIITHZ University of North Carolinag AB.-Englishg Adviser of the Mas- keteersg Adviser of the Freshman Class. MRS. CLARA H. STEWART: VVoman's College of the University of North Carolinag AB.- Eighth Crade. Bottom row: Miss CiRACE SvKEs: East Carolina College' M.A.-Librarian. WILLIABI H. VVEIR: Presbyterian College: A.B.-Social Studies: Athletic Coach: Adviser of the Freshman Class. Miss ELLA LEE WELLS! VVoman's College of the University of North Carolinag AB.-Science, Mathematics: Adviser of the Freshman Class. Miss CHRISTINE VVILI.IAixIsoN: Atlantic Christian Collegeg A.B.-Mathematics. Adviser of the Freshman Class. VVADE WOIJDALL: East Carolina College: MA. -Englishg Boys' Counselor: Sponsor of the Stu- dents' Store: Adviser of the Rl?Ili0AL11'f11l1Q Adviser oi' the Senior Class. I23l I Q T. Hnzmimz, H. Cwlmlvrimz, 13. Sruillz, mul 13, l3uY1'c1re If. Him occupies center stage while Mrs. Smith and dm- prizctice ll fcu' steps In Tim ,Xliiizzlwf in llzv Spmzislz mrmz. iimtic stziiiems give liiin ii few pointers in stage conduct. i . i 'i ' ' f' ,Q , ' fl- JW .TJ 'i' 7 I lf I fw TAT ,in :TI i , i i -' it Q . ii 4. Jil IU i Y Tim mn' to ll uzmzk lzuurl is llzrrmgiz his stoizzirulzf' Tlzcw fxlllC1'iCt'Ill history offers umizy proliieuis. Hrs. Blacklmrzz girix seam in IIC ICZIl'IIi1I!Lf fizsf IIIIFICV Airs. l3ziii11i'ii'S CLH'Cf1fi clurifies u fell' for B. Nicimis. 1 iustriictiwz. 1 .., ju?-'W i----.. E E K.- 1 I vm - V . 5 2 I I 2 I r 3, 4 2 , rf' I X? f I 1 I v' .4 4 I ' il . . 3:- , fx, 5. i QE Q s fl , .ska Mqkigk, ' 1, wfifsifsifrm 1' if MRM Hrs. Crawley explains to liar English class that the study M. Collins iistwzs uttezztively tis .Uisw I.t1u'i'cnce tells uimut of Shakespeare allways offers sometliiizg new witlz each Frrmce, init H. Forbes seems Iwrcfl with lilt' wlzoie Subject. repeated study. fu F' FF ' 'T fl ff -V71 'Q I ' in Cx t ' li in J' QW -5 .62 K I iw ut .. - 5- Q .L .JL , .Q .L ,Q M- 1 1 , 7 1 Mrs. Moore looks O11 uiitiz pride as T. Fitzgerrrld limi M. B. Pouzfrey germ liar clmizcc for better anzuzciutioiz in Hrs. Home display tlzeir Original Latin projects. iillfs wplzriiiimc iiizlqiisii class. , 9i'Si2E?'F ' 4. W ,.,,A....., - f 1 , Q W .1 if 5 . Vim ggi igiizflms aft X 4 W, .. 2448 i .lliss Noble mul lier tissisitmls, S. Ftlzeritlxge, l'. Ttiizt, .lliz lfller mul lzis fissismiits, lewis, H. Higlz, B. l- ll. Stiili, Al. Htiriies, H. jtit-olws, ll. Taylor, ll. Hoylciiz, Iellllllll, timl ill. A. Tetielzer, get reticly for tlie tltiily roiiml Al. Askew, P. lfllis mul 13. l. lliteliell, nitilce zip the after- of tihseizees uricl excuses. 110011 list. VVE RECEIVE CLLIIDANCE . . . During the past liiye years our guidance department has heeome more aware of the opportunities for helping students, and more efficient in rendering those seryiees. Our teaehers are constantly seeking new ways for helping us solve our many prohlems that eome up day hy day. ln the homeroom, our teaehers stand hy to aid us constantly. They usually know when anything trouhles us and are glad to help us in any way. Like our mothers, they giye us attention it were sielx, reassure us if we need eneourageinent, and hefriend us in dilifieult situations. ln their offices, hliss Nohle and hir. Eller, deans, advise us patiently and sympa- thetieally, and try to keep us on the straight and narrow path everyday. qpeeitil counselors tire, left to right: Hrs. Cfrtiuiley, Hr. llrs. l3rti11tlmz, scliool secretary, mul B. Owens, lier senior Hyde, Mrs. Capps, uml Air. Uloodtill. tissisrtmt, get ready for tlze clay. W1 11111111 0 0141 boys seek 11Zf0?'11'1H1i01'l 11110111 N. C. Staie The Career Day CO11171I11lL'C of 5ll1LlC11lS 11111 t1 111 e s 111 10111 tlie 1ep1ese11t11tive sent O11 College Day. VVe recognize Sitting fleft to 1-iglitl are A. 1.Ul'6ltlL'C, B. 13111111 11 Boi C111 D llattlieus P Perry, B.VVooc1, E. Pappas, S. Yionoulis, Hrs. Crawley, A112 VVoo1111l1, Miss Aycoclc Vlfllll 11111 E Bass, and R Williams-all interested in e11gi11ee1'i11g. 111111 C. King. For advice in special fields we may go to Mrs. Crawley, Mr. llydc, Mrs. Capps, or Mr. Woodzill. In the library, Miss Sykes, librarian, and her assistant, Mrs. Kirby VVoodard, gladly help us find the best reading material. ln the office, Mr. VVillard and Mrs. Brandon, school secretary, spend many of their precious hours directing us. At home and in school affairs, our parents cooperate in the P. T. A. and help us through our struggles. In the spring, on College Day,-and also on Career Day. various college and community leaders come to advise us concerning our future lifes work. We sincerely appreciate the understanding and guidance which these, our counselors, so graciously give. P T A 111e11111e1s 511011111 liere are Hrs. Powell, SCCf'Cl'tl1'J', Miss Sykes C1IUlL'lll'Ul'S to inieresl 11. Vllelvli 11 11' All Russell Steplienson, presirletzt, fllr. Bruce Riley, vice- lroolc for the 111o111e11l. 111' seems ll 111110 relzccur 11111 11111111111 p1es1rle11t Nl Frruzk Denny, past presielent, 111111 Hr. of its contents. lflflllfll 11 PIIIICIPHI. XV. King attempts to ring the Inisket as tlie otlzcr uzentlierx Hr. U'o0dull is explaining to H jolznion the fnnzlanzentzls . , L of Conch Rogers' plzrysicul eclucutiwz cluxs try to gzuinl of Sentence structure while tlze other llZ01Hl76'l'S nf the zinz. Englislz clam find it amusing. Bti It F4 Ji: J 1 Q P. ,XICIDOIIUHUII cnttztrm Ilia attention 0' JI. Newton, S. Ptixtmz is olzscrviizfi the structure 0 coke wlzilc Miss ,N 1 Jw Hrs. Capps, Y. Ufzilstoiz, fl. Bnrnex, P. Deans, mid H. Iinrnliill pcrfornzs tin cxperinieizt for the rest of llzc general Harris ns they tiiscztss llIlIl'l'1tYNQC in 1119 wcinlrixgm' clam. science class. ...,-,,,,,,x ,,,,...-.., A A - f X., fd 1 ' K f, f . -2 Y 'I 7 K ,. -. , . IX.. W! y fy ,. -.,x, NN 7 -if Wi: xi , . W . ' ' NN iv ,,,,,,,, Q X, ff Kg , X x, X 'Q .5559 , -MW . 1 1 ' f' Uv- ff 'A . 4 x f A ' ' QW v 1 ' Q 1. if fj 1' ag. ' N ' f .'f X A x 'A' , lun,-A' 'l A .:l,,A,, U .4 I V' , Y 4 .1 Y '1 Y: In 49:- k1 ix ' g-ww-.,..., ',, F'- - x -..J 3 I5 1 'CJ' SENIORS SENIOR ADVISERS Top to lwttom, left to right: MRS. CTRAWLEY MRS. CAPPS B1ISS BOND MR. VVOODALL Mn. l'IYDE MRS. L11-Es A1185 AYCOCK CLASS NIGHT SPEAKERS lffl IO right: l'lZOPl1ljTS: B1L1-Y BURKE, BAC11121. H1O11 HISTOBIANS: CTAREY KINNEY, CAROL BOYKIN THSTATOBS: B11.1,Y BATTS, BOOTS BAKER POETS: KENNET11 B12N1fP.Ow, CLLENDA P1.AYE1z CLASS OF '55 CLASS OFFICERS, Iefl to right: Marv Frances Collins, Stcvic Yiunuulis, Yvunnc XAILIESUJII, Barbara Buss, RLIYIIIUIKI HurriS. TR Xp J 'Q SENIUR CLASS OFFICERS AWQ STEVIE YIONOULIS President KIARY FRANCES CIOLLINS Vice-President YVONNE WAI.STON A Secretary BARBARA BASS A , , Trenszfrcr PmAY1x1oND HARRIS A A St'7'tQ8f1l1f't7f-AVHIS MASCOTS ELEANOR IIUTCHISON LILES ITHOIXIAS VI. NIXON, IV ,c Tnp row: Hi4i'11'Ie row: Last row: QIIARLES ALLEN ADKINS NAR,1oR1E BIARIE ASKEVV ELLEN ANE BARNES IUSEP11 ED11 ARD 'XDKINS ,R. -IANIES EDVVARD BAILEX - . JOSEPH SAMUEL BARNES FRED ANIERSUN CNARRIE IXIALVINA BAKER KM ELIZABETH BARNES C1.x11DE fXx'c:oc,14 1-XN'1'HoNY hm' IIERBERT BALLENGER NTALCIE NqAE BARNES .ov 'Q f gig, 5, ww-- um A ' ,ESA fab fd? jk n' -E ,.f 3 ' S6- OIANIJ l5nANKI,IN BAIINES 'l'IAI IXIILIN BARNES BAIIIIAIIA INIAIIIE BASS ELWOOIJ RAY BASS .IIIDIIII CTAPIOI. BASS SHELBY 'IEAN BATCHELOR VVILLIAIXI HENRX' BATTS, JP.. BIARY ELLEN BENTON 'IO ANN BISSETI' VVILLIAAI ELTON BISSETTE, -IR PAUL NEYIION BLAKE, ,IR. ,IOIIN IJOVVARD BOYE'I I'E BILLY PAYE BOYKIN CTARUI- DEE BOYKIN IIILDA PAYE BOYKIN ' WHo's CHARLES ALLEN ADKINS: Allied Youth 43 Diversified Occupations 4. JOSEPH EDYVARD ADKINS, JR.: Prom Committee 2, 33 Monitor 2, 3, 43 Allied Youth 3, 4. FRED AMERSON: Diversified Occupa- tions 4. CLALIDE AYCOCK ANTHONY: Moni- tor I, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Stunt Night 3: Allied Youth 3, 4. MARJORIE MARIE ASKEVY: Prom Committee 2, 33 Dean's Assistant 43 Booster Club 4. JAMES EDVVARD BAILEY, JR.: Stunt Night I: Prom Committee 23 Rradiogrmn Staff 4. CARRIE MALVINA BAKER: Band I, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Class Offi- cer 2: Ilomeroom Officer 23 Junior-Senior Honors 2g Prom Committee 2, 33 Mas- keters 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 43 Junior Tag Dav 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 Stunt Night 3, 43 Kevette Club 43 Senior Su- peflative 43 Honor Day Award 43 Debate 'lieain 43 Commencement Ilonors 43 Edi- torial Staff of Cocoon 4. RAY IIERBERT BALLENGER: Football 2, 3, 43 Student Council 23 Choir 3, 43 Prom Committee 2. 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Rudiogrum Reporter 33 Nominating Committee 33 Booster Club 3, 43 Kev Club 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, Officer 43 Allied Youth 3, Officer 43 Senior Super- lative 4. ELLEN JANE BARNES: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club I, 2. 3, 4, Officer 43 Rudiogram Reporter I3 Stunt Night 1, 3, 43 Bright Leaf Staff 23 Homeroom Officer 23 Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 23 Allied Youth 3, 43 Monitor 3, 43 Musketeers 43 Kevette Club 43 Color Committee 43 Business Staff of Liocoow 4. JOSEPH SAMUEL BARNES: Prom Committee 23 Monitor 3. KAY ELIZABETH BARNES: Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Officer I, 43 Prom Committee 2, 33 Booster Club 3, 43 Allied Youth 4. MACCIE MAE BARNES: Prom Com- mittee 2, 33 Stunt Night 33 Choir 3, 43 Booster Club 43 Dean's Assistant 4. OLAND FRANKLIN BARNES: Trans- ferred from Pikeville 3. 'IIAI ARLIN BARNES: Diversified Oc- cupations 4. BARBARA MARIE BASS: Band I, 2. 3, 43 Marshal I, 2, 33 Homeroom Offi- cer 23 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 33 Intratnural Basketball 3, 43 Junior Tag Dav 33 Honor Dav Award 3, 43 Keyette Club 43 Allied Youth 43 Masketeers 43 Class Officer 43 Editorial Staff of CIOCOON 4. EIAYOOD RAY BASS: Band I, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Radiogram Reporter 43 Booster Club 43 Masketeers 4. JLIDITH CAROL BASS: Band I, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 3, 43 Allied Youth 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Musketeers 43 Prom Committee 2, 3. HO IN SHELBY JEAN BATCHELOR: Trans- ferred from Middlesex 4. VVILLIAM HENRY BATTS, JR.: Band I, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 23 Marshal 23 Prom Committee 2, Chairman 33 Stu- dent Council 33 Booster Club 3, 43 Stunt Night 3, 43 Kev Club 3, 43 Allied Youth 3, 43 Commencement Honors 43 Editorial Staff of Cocoon 4. MARY ELLEN BENTON: Band I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball IJ Junior-Senior Honors 23 Stunt Night 23 Booster Club 2, 33 Prom Committee 3. JO ANN BISSETT: Band I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball I3 Homeroom Offi- cer 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Junior Tag Dav 33 Stunt Night 3, 43 Booster Club 43 Allied Youth 4. XVILLIAM ELTON BISSETTE, JR.: Band I, 23 Homeroom Officer I3 Debate Team 33 Prom Committee 3g Junior Tag Day 33 Spanish Club 3, Officer 43 Allied Youth 3, 43 Kev Club 43 Student Coun- eil 43 Senior Superlative 4: Editorial Staff of COCOON 4. PAUL NEYRON BLAKE, JR.: Football I, 2, 3, 43 Honorable Mention, All-State Football 43 Most Valuable Football Player Trophv 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Most Valuable Basketball Player Trophy 33 Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Prom Commit- tee 2, 33 Monitor 23 Masketeers 3, 43 Allied Youth 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 3, 43 Stunt Night 3, 43 Honor Day Award 33 Senior Super- lutive 4. JOHN HOVVARD BOYETTE: Band l, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Officer I3 Radiogmm Reporter I3 Football I, 2, 43 Basketball 23 Student Council 23 Stunt Night 2: Prom Committee 33 Varsity Cheerleader 33 Honor Day Award 33 Junior Tag Dav 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 Booster Club 3, 43 Kev Club 3, 43 Monitor 43 Monogram Club 4. BILLY FAYE BOYKIN: Homeroom Officer I, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Choir 4. CAROL DEE BOYKIN: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 VVrangIer's Club I, 23 Choir 23 Stunt Night 2, 33 Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 33 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Class Officer 23 Bright Leuf Staff 23 Allied Youth 3, 43 Honor Day Award 33 Monitor 3, 43 Junior Tag Dav 33 Rudiogrmn Staff 33 Kevette Club 43 Masketeers 4, Officer 43 Future Teacher's Club 43 Football Sponsor 43 Commence- ment Honors 43 Editorial Staff of Corzooiv 4. IIILDA FAYE BOYKIN: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 43 Radiogram Reporter 23 Booster Club 23 Choir 2, 33 Stunt Night 2, 33 Nominating Committee 2, 33 Prom Committee 2, 33 Dean's Assist- ant 43 Homeroom Officer 43 Business Staff of COCOON 43 Keyette Club 4. MICHAEL JAN BRANTLEY: Bus Driver 43 Diversified Occupations 4. VVILLIAM RICHARD BURKE, JR.: Transferred from Farmville 33 Spanish Club 3, 4, Officer 43 Debate Team 3, 4g State Finals 33 Junior Tag Day 33 Honor Day Award 33 Monitor 43 Key Club 43 Commencement Honors 4. ToP LEFT: Band nzemlaers refresh at senior class concession stand. lVlIDDLE LEFT: C. Raines carefully adjusts the camera for the individual pictures. BOTTOM LEFT: A. I-Iatliaway and B. Mercer enjoy eating on the football train trip to l!Vil1nington. TH IIOYVARD ALLEN CATON: Monitor 2, 3, 43 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Nomi- nating Committee 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Junior Tag Dav 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 Mascot Committee 43 KeV Club 43 Senior Superlative 43 Business Staff of C0cooN 43 Co-Chairman Stunt Night 4. AIARTIIA JEAN CARTER: hlonitor I3 Spanish Club 33 Rutliogmm Staff 43 Masketeers 4. CAROL MARIE CLARK: Ilomerooin Officer l3 Monitor I3 Student Council I3 Marshal I, 23 Radiogrum Reporter 2: Honor Dav Award 23 Nominating Com- mittee 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Junior Tag Dav 33 Booster Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, Officer 43 Allied Youth 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Stunt Night 4: Masketeers 43 Editorial Staff of CocooN 43 Future Teachers Club 3, 4, Officer 4. E SENIOR CLA ROSE MARIE COLE: Monitor 4. MARY FRANCES COLLINS: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketball I3 Co-Editor of Bright I.euf 23 Junior-Senior Ilonors 23 Prom Committee 2, 3, Co-Chairman 33 Marshal 2, 3, Chief 33 Ilomeroom Officer 33 junior Tag Dav 33 Keyette Club 3, Officer 43 Allied Youth 3, 43 Stunt Night 3, 43 Class Officer 43 Honor Dav Award 3, 43 Football Sponsor 43 Senior Super- lative 43 Editorial Staff of COCOON 4. JESSE VVALTER CORBETT, JR: Nom- inating Committee I3 Football I3 Band I, 23 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Bright Leaf Staff 23 Homeroom Officer 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Junior Tag Day 33 Kev Club 3, 43 Allied Youth 3, 43 Monitor 43 Student Council 43 Rutiiogram Staff 43 Senior Superlative 4. SS VIRGINIA DARE CUDDINGTON: Mr. VVoodall's Ilorneroom. JOI IN YVESLEY DANIIQL, JR.: I Iome- room Officer 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 Allied Youth 3, 43 YVavs and Means Committee 4. SUZANNE DAUGII'I'RIDGE: Band I, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club l, 2, 3, 43 In- tramural Basketball l, 23 Bright Leaf Staff 23 Junior-Senior Ilonors 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Stunt Night I, 3, 43 Kevette Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Tag Dat' 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 Ilomeroom Officer 43 Vllavs and Means Committee 4. CLARA VIRGINIA DAVIS: Band 2, 3, 4. JOIIN FREDIZRICK DEANS: Football I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Student Council I, 2, Officer 43 Booster Club S Yiono-ulis presides over ti senior class meeting. The Vlftzvs and Means Committee discusses financial I, 23 Bright Leaf Staff 23 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Kev Club 2, 3. 4, Officer 43 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Bov's State 3: I-Iomeroom Officer 33 Allied Youth 3, 4, Officer 43 Monitor 4. PHILIP MAURICE DEANS: Transferred from Lee VVoodard 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Junior Tag Dav 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 I-Iomeroom Officer 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Booster Club 4. SAMUEL LEE DOVVDY: Band I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Dav Award 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 Booster Club 33 Rarliogmm Reporter 4. ELEANOR EATMON: Choir 33 Radio- gram Staff 4. PEGGY ANN ELLIS: Choir 33 Prom Committee 33 Stunt Night 33 Booster Club 43 Dean's Assistant 43 Mas- keteers 4. MARVIN DAVIS ETHERIDGE, JR.: Diversified Occupations 4. NANNIE SUE ETHERIDGE: Booster Club 2, 33 Prom Committee 2, 33 Monitor 23 Honor Dav Award 33 Homeroom Offi- cer 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 Dean's Assist- ant 43 Motto Committee 43 Intramural Basketball 4, ROBERT GLENN EVANS: Baseball I3 Honor Dav Award I3 Monitor I, 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Choir 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 Booster Club 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 43 Masketeers 3, 4, Officer 43 Stunt Night 3, 43 Radiogram Staff 4. JULIA GAY FELTON: Band 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 2, 33 Booster Club 3, 43 problems of the senior class. Allied Youth 3, 43 Iiuture 'I'eacher's Club 4: Spanish Club 4. LAVVRENCE OVVEN FINCII: Band I, 2, 3, 43 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Prom Com- mittee 2, 33 Stunt Night 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 Monogram Club 43 Mascot Com- mittee 43 Kev Club 4. ALBERT EARL GARDNER: Prom Com- mittee 33 Bus Driver 4. JAMES VVESLEY GARDNER: Band I, 2, 3, 43 Radiogrum Reporter 1, 23 Prom Committee 33 Iloineroom Officer 3. MARGIE ANN GIFITORD: Miss Bond's Ilomeroorn. JOYCE ANN HARRIS: Transferred to Columbus, Georgia 4. lop mu' NIILL L mu us 1 WILLIAM RICHARD BURRE IR ROSE 1XIAR1E COIE IOHN WESLEX DANIEL IR IIUWARD ALLEN CA1oN XIARX IRANQES Comms SUZANNE DAULHTRIDLE r H : ff 'HI ' ' ': 1, '31 'out MICHAEL JAN BRANTLEY CTAROL NIARIE CILARK VIIXGINILX IJARE CUDDINLQTON , 1 - f w r W w I 1 3 w S D: J J X. ' 7 N L MARTHA -IEAN CDARTER ,IESSE VVALTER CoRRE'r'1', AIR. CLARA V1Rc:1N1A IDAVIS IIOIIN I5REnERIc:K DEANQ PIIILIP IVIAURICE IDEANQ SAAIUEL LEE Dovvm' ELEANOR EA'I'Ix1oN PEGGY ANN ELLIS MARVIN IJAVIS ETIIERIIJGE NANNIE SUE ETIIERIDGE ROBERT GLENN EVANS -IULIA CLAY FELTON LAVVRENCE CJWEN FINCII ALBERT EARL GARDNER ,IAAIES VVESLEY GARDNER AIARGIE ANN GIFEQRIJ -IOYCE IXNN I IARRIS RAYMOND PAUL HARRIS Top row: Middle row: Last row: PATRICIA ANNE HATHAWAY JAIUES EDWARD HOLDFORD IDA ELIZABETH JOYNER ELEANOR MARIE HERRING ROXIE JOSEPHINE JACOBS MAY FRANCES JOYNER FRANCES GROVES I-IERRINC PATRICIA JVIAXINE JOHNSON REINIATHA GLADYS JOYNER EVELYN RACHEL HIGH EDITH RAYE JONES NELLIE GRAY KEEN in PFW Wi' C'ARuIx'N CQIIIII KING CIARICY !XI,HEIl'I' KINNISY lJuNAI.Im l3IiA'I I'Y l,AIxIx1 DIINAIII HOLISTON IIAAIAI l3wIc:II'I' AIORRIQ IIAAIA1 VVIIIIIAAI CJSCAR IIANIJEN, -IR. -IOIIN SANDERS LEACII IIACQUELINE LEWIS ANNA LACY l,ovEI,AcII3 NATIIAN O'DEI,II Lows FLOYIJ FHANKLIN ALXNNINCJ IDOUGIIAS IIAROLD MA'I'II'IIEwS BHITI' .lo AIERCER AIARILYN -IOANNE MIIIIER VVIIIIAAI EDWARD AIINSCIIENV, .IR WHO'S WHO RAYMOND PAUL HARRIS: Band I. 2, 3, 4: Drum Major 3, 4: Basketball 2: Prom Committee 2, 3: Spanish CIub 3: Homeroom Officer 3: junior Tag Dar 3: Choir 4: Kev Club 4: Stunt Night 4: Class Officer 4: Senior Superlative 4: Business Staff of CoCooN 4. PATRICIA ANNL IIATHAYVAY: Rand I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Rooster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3: Monitor I: Kevettc Club 2, 3, 4: Stunt Night 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 3: Homeroom Officer 2, 4: Junior'Senior Honors 2: Business Mana' ger Rrilglzt Leaf 2: Allied Youth 3, 4, Officer 4: Nominating Committee 3: junior Tag Dax' 3: Rutliogrum Reporter 3: Maslxeteers 4: Flower Committee 4: Football Sponsor 4: fitltllU,SfIl'll77l Staff 4. LLLANOR MARIL HIQRRINCL: Rand I. 2, 3, 4: Intramural llasketball I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer I. 2, 3, 4: Rooster Clttb 2, 3, 4: Kevette Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Maslteteers 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 2, 3: junior-Senior Honors 2: Stunt Night 2, 3. 4: Briyglil leaf Staff 2: Allied Youth 3, 4: junior Tag Dax' 3: Htllllllvgflllll Staff 3: Rtitlioxgntiit Reporter 3: Football Sponsor 4: Color Committee 4: Senior Sunerlatire 4: Honor Dat Xrvard 4: Rusiness Manager ol' Coeoox 4. l:RANCliS GROYES HLRRINC: Choir 2, 3, 4: Stunt Night 2, 3, 4: Rooster Clttb 2, 3, 4: Junior-Senior Honors 2: Prom Committee 2, 3: Maslxeteers 3, 4: luture Teaeher's Club 3, 4, Officer 4: Xllietl Yottth 3, 4: Homeroom Officer 4: Editorial Staff of Coeoow 4: Kevette clllll3 4. LYIILYN RACHLL HIGH: llantl I, 2 3, 4: Maiorcttc 3, 4: llomeroom Officer l. 2: ,lunior Senior Honors 2: YY'ranolct s Club 2: Prom Committee 2, 3: Stunt Night 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4, Officer 4: Keteltc Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: Rtztlioxgram Reporter 4: Choir 4: Allied Yottth 4: Mascot Committee 4: Deztn's Yssistant 4: Commenccment Ilonors 4: lgtlitorial Staff of Cot-ooN 4. ,lAMILS LDYYARD HOLDFORD: Ranfl I, 2, 3, 4: Rooster Club l, 2: Student Council I, 2: liootbfill l, 2: llutliogiwnz Reporter I: Stunt Night 2: l'rom Com' mittee 2, 3: Kev Club 2, 3, 4: Football Manager 3: Junior Tag Dax 3. ROXII5 ,lOSIlI'IIINIi ,lACOl3S: Intra- mural Ilasltetball I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 2, 3: Stunt Night 3: Choir 3, 4: Maslxctecrs 3, 4: lioostei' Club 4: Dean's Xssistant 4. PATRICIA MAXINIf JOHNSON: Trans- ferred from Magnolia 3: Monitor 4: Allied Youth 4. ILDITH RAYL JONILS: Rand I, 2, 3, 4: Xlaiorette 3, Head 4: Intramural Raslxct- ball I. 2, 3, 4: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer l: Stunt Night l, 2: Honor Dax' Award 2: Prom Committee 2, 3: Monitor 4: Rutliovgrutu Staff 4. IDA LLIZAISLTII JOYNER: Rand I. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Rasketball I: Booster Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Allied Youth 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Business Staff of Coeoox 4. MAY FRANCES DIOYNLR: Rand 2, 4 4: Prom Committee 3: Choir 4. REMATHA CLADYS IOYNIQR: Moni- tor 3, 4: Rooster Club 3, 4. NIf.I.,LlI-. CRAY KFEN: Choir 2, 3. CAROLYN COLD KING: Intramural Basketball I: Booster Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Allied Youth 3, 4: YVavs and Means Committee 4: Stunt Night 4. CAREY ALBERT KINNEY: I-ootball I, 2: Homeroom Officer I: Monitor 3: Prom Committee 3: Junior Tag Dax' 3: Kei' Club 3, 4: Allied Youth 3, 4: Football Sponsor Escort 4: Commencement Honors 4: Rusiness Staff of Cot'ooN 4. DONALD I3IjA'l I'Y LAMM: Rand I. 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club I, 2, 3, 4: l3oothall I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4: Stunt Night l, 2. 3, 4: Honor Dat' Award l, 2, 3, 4: Rooster Club l: Nominating Committee I: Ke: Club 2, 3. 4, Officer 4: Student Council 2: Class Officer 2: ,lunior'Senior Honors 2: Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 3: Rriglit Leaf Staff 2: Allied Youth 3, 4: ,lunior Flag Dat' 3: Homeroom Officer 4: Editorial Staff of Cocroox 4. I DONALD HOUSTON LAMM: Direisif fiecl Occupations 4. DYVICQIIT MORRIS LAMM: Diversified Occupations 4. VVILLIAM OSCAR LANDEN, IR.: Rand l, 2, 3, 4: I3tuIiogram Reporter I: Foote ball 2' Monitor 2. 3: ,lunior Tag Dax' 3: Kev Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 2, 3: Allied Youth 3, 4: Color Committee 4. JOHN SANDERS LLACH: Rand I, 2. 3, 4: Rooster Club l, 2, 3, 4: Rutliogrrim Reporter I: liootball l, 2, 3: Homeroom Officer 2: Prom Cfmmittee 2. 3' Allic'l Youth 3, 4: Golf Team 3: Monitor 4. IACQULLINI: LIZYVIS: Intramural Ras- lxetball l, 2, 3, 4: Rooster Clttb I, 2, 3. 4' Stunt Night l, 2, 3, 4: YVrangIet s Club I, 2. Officer l: Honor Dax' Award l, 3, 4: Choir Accomnanist 2, 3: Debate Team l, 2, 3, 4, State Finals 3: Junior- Scnior Honors 2: Prom Committee 2, 3. Chairman 3: Business Manager of Rriglil leaf 2: Voice of Deinoeraevn YVinner 3: junior Tag Dat' 3: Monitor 3: Radio- .gram Staff 3: Allied Youth 3, 4: Kevette Club 3, 4: Maslteteers 4: Marshal I, 2, 3, Chief 3: Dean's Assistant 4: Home- room Officer 4: Mascot Committee Ch:-ir' man 4: Footb'-ll Snonsor 4- Senior Su i'erla'ive 4: Elitorial Staff of COCOIJN 41 DAR Good Citiven Award 4. ANNA LACY LOYELACL: Rand l. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball I, 2. 3, 4: Rooster Club I. 2, 3, 4: Stunt Night I. 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer 2, 4: Junior- Senior Honors 2: l7l'tlIl'l Committee 2, 3: Bright Leuf Staff 2: Kevette Club 3, 4: -lunior Tag Dav 3: Color Committee 4: Rusiness Staff of Coeoow 4. NATIIYN O'DLLL LOYVL: I-ootball 2. 3, 4: llasketball Manager 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Diversified Occupations 4. ILOYD FRANKLIN MANNINC: Trans' ferred from Saratoga 2: Football 2: Choir 2, 3, 4: Allied Youth 3, 4: Rooster Club 4: Rzuliogrmii Staff 4. DOUGLAS IIAROLD MATTIIILYVS: Homeroom Officer l: Prom Committee 2, 3: Monitor 3, 4: Allied Youth 3, 4: Kei' Club 3, 4: Rooster Club 3, 4, Offi- cer 4: Student Council 4: Motto Com- mittee 4: Senior Superlative 4: Business Staff of Cm'ooN 4. TOP LEFT: Airs. Liles and Mrs. BlflClilJll1'1l price cakes and pies for tlze Senior Cake Sale. RIIDDLE LEFT: Prettiest senior girl T. Riley, and other band memlaers climb alaomui the train, bound for Wil11li1Zt2fO11. BOTTOIVI LEFT: Seniors happily decorate tlie traditional Clzristmczs tree. I N TH BILYIVIAY ,IO MILRCIQR: Baud I. 2, 3, 41 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, I4mIiogrtm1 Re- porter I, Homeroom Officer 2, Briglii leaf Staff 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, In- tramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 3, 4, Officer 4, Sttlnt Night 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, junior Tag Dav 3, Ilonor Dax' Award 3, 4, Kevette Club 3, 4, Ihnliogruiii Staff 4, Cheerleader 4, Motto Committee 4. MARILYN JOANNE MILLER: Band I. 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Ilonor Dax' .Xward 2, Prom Committee 2, Sttlnt Night 3, I4uzIiogrun1 Reporter 4, Rutlio- grmn Staff 4. VVILLIAM ILDVVIXRD MINSCHHVV: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night l, 2, 3, 4, Masketeers I, 2, 3, Student Council I. 2. 3, Carolina Dramatics Award I, 2, 3, Monitor I, Ilomeroom Officer I, 2, ,lun- LEFT: Time out from E SENIOR CLA ior Cltctwleatlcr' I, 2, I4utI1ogi'uiri Reporter I, 2, junior-Senior Ilonors 2, Nominal ing Committee 2, Class Officer 2, 4, Ilroin Contmittce 2, 3, Chairman 2. Co Chairman 3, junior 'liag Dax' 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Kei Club 3, 4, Ilonor Dat' Award 4, Senior Super- Iatixe 4, I1:litorinChief of Cocoox 4. YN'iXI,'IiIiR CLINTON I4.XIilzR MOR- CAN: Hmliogniiii Reporter I, VVrangIer's Club I, 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mon itor I, 3, Bright I.t'tif' Staff 2, Prom Com- mittee 2, 3, Debate leant 2, 3, 4, ,Iunior lag Dax' 3, Ilonor Dat' Award 3, 4: Spanish Club 3. 4, Officer 4, .Nllietl Youth 3, 4, School Store 3, 4, Business Staff of Coc'ooN 4. NANCY MOSKOS: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, ,lllietl Youih 3, 4, Iiuturc Teachers' Club 4. SS YYXYNI XIcC'l.I'ISI- .llIII4I4,XY: Ilaotl I, 2, 3, 4, KI1rskett't'l's 4, 4, lliaxs .intl Xleans cHIllI'lllIll'L' 4. I'XISY XMDONOLICII: Iltintl I, 2, 4. 4, Xlasketeers l, 2, 4, 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 4, 4, Ilooster Club I, 2, 4, 4, Xlon itor 2, I'ron1 Committee 2, 4, junior 'lag Dat 3, Choir 4, ,lllied Youth 4. IIINRY I.YNN NI Yl IiON: Ilancl I, 2, 4, 4, Rooster Cltlb l, 2, 3, 4, Iiutlingruul Reporter I, 2, Prom Committee 2, gl Monitor 2, 3, Radio Club 4, junior 'lag Dat' 3, .Xllietl Youth 3, 4, Rex Club 4, lYax's ,mtl Xlcans Cornlnittee 4. ,IO.XN II,XIl'I' NIWYION: Band I 2, 4. 4, Xlaiorette 4, 4, Intrainural Basketball I. 2, 3, 4, Iloosti-1' Club I, 2, 4, 4, Ilomt-room f2IIlL't'l' 2, Prom Coininlttct' 7 . .., 3. SILIDI Night 3. physics for the Gazebo Club. RIIDDLE: B. illinsclzeui, vilifor of the CIOCOON, recupemtes Ifrom O'l'61'lI'O1'Iil with the help of Co-tiforkers. RIGHT: fl familiar routine for many seniors is takiizg peg Izoard tests in the spring. MARCERY JEAN NEVVTON: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night I, 2. 3, 41 Marshal I, 2, Chief 3, VVrangler's Club I, 2, Intramural Basketball l, 2, Tri- angular Debates l, Honor Dav :Yward I1 Co-Eflitor of Bright Leaf 2, junior- Senior Honors 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 3, Assistant Editor of Radio- grunt 3, Masketeers 2, 3, 4, Kevette Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Junior Tag Dax' 3: Choir Aecompanist 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Flower Committee 4, VVavs and Means Committee 4. KENNETH NORMAN NICHOLS: Di- versified Occupations 4. ROMER CLARENCE NICHOLS: Foot- ball I, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Student Council 2, Baseball, Radio,q1'am Reporter 4, Diversified OC- cupations 4. Xl'ILI.I.-XM RLINYAN NICHOLS: Bas- ketball I, Baseball I. 2, 3: Ilonor Dat' .Xward 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Iioot- ball Manager 4, Sttlnt Night 3: Mono- gram Club 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3, Masketeers 3, 4, Student Council 4, Di- versified Occupations 4. LOIS NADINE NORRIS: Monitor I, Choir 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Booster Club 4. BARBARA JANET OVVHNS: Choir 2, 3, Office Assistant 4. BRUCE ARLEN PACE: Diversified Oc- cupations 4. MARY ZELPHIA PACE: Monitor 3, 4. ERNEST GEORGE PAPP.-XS: Football 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, 3, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Basketball Manager 3, Honor Dav Award 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Moni- tor 4, Kev Club 4. I',XN.'XCIO'l.X HARRY I'.XI'I'.XS: Iiantl l, 2, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 41 Sttlnt Night I, 2, 3, 4, junior Cheer- leader I, 2, Head 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Ilorneroorn Officer I. 2, 43 ,Iunior- Senior llonors 2, Kevette Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 2, 3, Junior Tag Dax 31 Yarsitv Cheerleader 3, 4. lleacl 4: Choir 3, 4, Ilonor Dax' .Xwarcl 3, 4: .Xllietl Youth 3, 4, Officer 4, Monitor 4, Senior Superlative 4, I'ootball Sponsor 4, Business Staff of Cot'ooN 4. PHILIP ILSTOUS I2I1RRY: Band I, 2. 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Monogram Club 3. 4: Choir 3, 4, Booster Club 4, .klliecl Youth 4. DON .XLLFN PIPRIN: Football I. 2 3. 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Diversifict Occupations 4. i lililll Top rmv: Middle row: Inst row VVATTETT CjI,lN'l'0N B. fX1OIZilAN HENRY ITYNN NEWTON ROMER CIARENCE N1CHOLs AJANCY NIOSKOS -IOAN IIART NEWTON VV1111Am BUNXAN NICHOLS xMAX'NE IVICCTLEES AVIURRAY IXIARGERY VIEAN NEWTON LOIQ NADINE NORRIS PA'l SY IXICIJONOUCII KENNETH INORIXIAN NICHOLS BARBARA IANEI CJWENS qw 'L-.-...f m,,... ,ov ml lwh-V-wg' ff 2 W , Q9 WA ,B 'KE' 05s BRUCE ARLEN PACE IXIARY ZELPHIA PAGE ERNEST CYEORCE PAPPAS PANAGIOTA HARRY PAPPAS PHILIP ESTOUS PERRY DON ALLEN PIPKIN IIAROLD CZENE P1TTs CQLENDA PAYE PLAYER EIXIILY LOU POE RICHARD TQHOIXIAS POYTHRESQ IDONALD FARMER PRIDGEN -IULIA ANN PRTDOEN l,1NDA CHRISTINE PRIDGEN KENNETH VVADE RENFROVV EXIIARTHA EMILY REYNOLDS fa -1111--,-...........,, ,,,,,.r WHO'S II XIKOI D CLI-NI' I'I'I'IS: SIMIIIISIY Club 4, Di1'L'1'sifictI c,C'L'LIlTllIIKll1S 4. CLI.I'ND.X I.XYI' I'I,.XYI I3: .Ylurshul I, 2, II11111t-11141111 Officcl' 2, 3, 4, ,XIIIIIIIKJF 3, I,I'UITI C'11111n1ittcc 3, YYz11s and .Yleans COI'I1lTIIIIC'C' 4, CifII1II11C'I1ljCI11L'I1I IIflI1Ul'S 4, I1I1t111'111fCI11C-I uf lltztlmgniinz 4. I1XIIIY LOU I'OI': Iluntl I, 2, 3, 4, I11t1'41111u1'41I Iiuslwtluzill I, Ilnustui' Cflub I. 2, Iicxuttt-C'IuI1 2, 3, 4. RIC IIXIID 'I IIO.YI.XS I'OY'I'III3IiSS: Ilus Diixcr 4. DON.YI.D I'.XI3NII'II I'I3IDCQIlN: II11111cA 11111111 Officrr I, litlLlI1lVQI'tIIII I3c11111'tc1' 3, I,I'UlI1 CitlI1II'I1IIIC'C' 3, .Xllictl Yuuth 3, 4. ,llII.I.X .XNN PIKIDCLIVN: II11111I I, 2, 3 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, NUI'I1Il1LITII1Q C111n1nittct' I, ,XIr1nitr1r 2, YV1':111gIcr's Club 2, OfIiL'L'r 2, YIL111ir1r-St'11i111' II41I'lt7I'S 2, II11111t-11111111 Officer 2, 3, I,l'UI11 C11111- 111itt1.'t' 2, 3, ,Iuniur lug D111 3, I!1141stcr Cilllll 3, 4, .Xllit-tl Yr1ulI1 3, 4: Ixcvctu- C IuI1 3, 4, ,Yltislwtucrs 4, OfI'iC'L'1' 4, I5f1f1t- I111Il Sp1111s111' 4, Scniur Stipcrlzitivt' 4: I Iit111'i11I SIJILIS 11f C'r1u1r1N 4. I.IND.X C IIRISIINI. I'I3IDCQI5N: IIIII'2l IIlLII'l!I II11sI,C-lI1.1II I, I,l'lII1Y C'r11111nittL'c 2, 3. Ixl-NNI7III XYIXDI III3.NI'I3OXY: I'1'11111 CiK.I'l1lI'lIIIC'L' 2, NIr111it411' 2, Stunt Night 3, Dix'crs1I'iucI C2L'k.'lll72lIIUIIS 3, 4, Officvr 4, C1-II1II1C'I1C'l'IIWC'l1I II1JI1tlI'S 4. ,XI.XI3'lII.X I'.YIII.Y I3IfY NOI.DS: Iluntl I. 2, 3, 4, Il1II't!I1NII'2II IIlISIxC'IIlLIII I, 3, 4, YYI'ilI1QIC'l S C'Iub 2, IDCITLIIL' 2I2L'2'lIl 2, liriglit lmrf Stuff 2, IIUIl1C'I'1HlI11 Officvr 2, IIf.n11' D111 .Ywurtl 2, I'r11n1 C'r11111nitf tt-1' 2, 3, CIYLIIITIYZIII 3: ,Yllical Youth 3, 4, ,Iuniwr Ing IDLIY 3, Iicicttn' Club 4, YI.1sl,t'tcc1's 4, Officci 4, IQtIitr1ri.1I Stull bl C'r1u1m1N 4, Stunt Night 4. YIOIAX 'IOMLINSON IHILIY: IIHIIIL' 11111111 Offiugi' I, 2, Ilzrncl I, 2, 3, 4, XI.11111'c1tc 3, 4, jLIlYIUl'SJl1lHI' IIIlI'It1l'S 2, Stunt Night 2, 3, I'1'11111 CitIlI'II1III.C'C' 2. 3: II1II',lI11lIl'.lI I311sIxcth11II 3, I3r111stcr Club 3, 4, Officcl' 3, .Xllitnl Yrruih 3. 4, IxL'1 vtlc Club 3, 4, Stunlcnt C'f1u11ciI 4, Sc11if11' St1pc1'I.1ti1'c 4. . , , , . ,IOSI1I'IIINIQ .XNNIVIHIIQ ROIIIQIISON: IILIIILI I. 2, 3, 4, Il1II'LII'llLlI'llI I3z1sI,etI111II I, 2, 3, 4, II11c1s'cr Club I, 2, YY'1'1111gIc1 s Club 2, I,I'HIH C'111111nittt'c 2, 3, IICIIIHI' IJLIY .Yugircl 2, 3, Iiuturc 'I'u.1C'I1c1's' C'Iub 3, 4, Officer 4, 4LIIYILlI'iIi2l5-I IDLIY 3, .klliucl Y11utI1 4, Dt-I111tc IIiL'iII'l1 4, Xlnttu C'11n1f inittcc 4, IiLlAlIflALfI'lI7Il I3L'DtJl'IL'I' 4: Ilusi- ncss Stuff of Coumx 4. N YNC'Y LULIISI1 I3OCiI:I3S: Iluntl I, 2, 3, 4, II1lI'.Il'I'IlIl'klI Ilzislwtlmll I, 2, 3, 4, lI41111c1'11f11n Officer I, 'licnnis iI'L',1111 I, 2: I31111stt-r C'Iub I, 2, 4, .lu11ir11'fSc11ir11' Ilon- urs 2, xYTZlI1QIC'l'lS C'Iub 2, IIf111nr IJHY X11'11rnI 2, I'1'11111 C'f1111111ittcc 2, 3, junini' lug Dux' 3, Spanish CIIUIU 3, 4, Ofliicvi' 4, .Xllictl Yuuth 4: Iuturc 'I'c.1cI1c1's' Club 4, 4, Offict-1' 4, St-ninr SL11wrlz1ti1'c 4, I.:Iit11ri,1I Stuff of C'r1c'f1r1N 4. I3 XI,I'II S.XLI1I'I3Y: .YI1111it111 I, 2, IIQIHLI I I3111111C'11111111ittCL 2 3 , -,.. IIIO.XI XS IINRRISON S.XNI7OI3D, IR.: IIQIIILI I, 2, 3, 4, I,l'Ull1 Cr1111111ittct' 2, 3: .Xllit-cl Yfvuth 3, 4, .Iuni111' 'lug Dan' 3: IIIHINICI' C'IuI1 4. WHO IN I3Ii'ITY ,ION S.YIiCYIIYYIiI.L: Il1lI'2ll1llll'iII Iizuslwtlmll I, 2, 3, 4, I311r1stcr Cflub I, 2, 3, 4, C'hr1ir 2, 3, ,Il1nio1'-S1:11ic11' Ilonurs 2, I'rc11n cI41I'l1II1IlIL't' 2, 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Iirilglit Leaf' Stuff 2, Iicvcttc CIILIIH 3, 4, .Xlliccl Youth 3, 4, junior 'I 11g Dux' 3, lIlllIlflI11I'llIll Stuff 3, Iiluwcr C2fIlIIIT1IIlC'U 4, DcI141tt- 'I3cz11n 4, Senior glIl'lC'I'IlIIlYC 4, Ilusincss Staff of C'0u110N 4. I,.XI3I3Y LIfS'IiIlI3 SII.-XDI.Ii: Iizincl I, 2, .YIf1nitr1r I, 3, 4, I341r1tb,1II xI2ll1il5lC'1' 2, lilltllflgftllll Stuff 4. CQXIIOLYN HAL SMITII, I3z111tI I. 2, 3, 4, Il1II'llITlLIl'lII Iizislwtlmll I, 2, 3, 4, Iluostci' C'Iuh I, 2, 3, 4, IIUI'I1C'l'tNllIl Officer I, 2, 4, Cfhuir 2, I,l'l7ITI C'11111111it- Icc 2, 3: Stunt Night 2, 4, II1111111' IJIIY X11'.1rcl 2, 3, junior 'I'z1g D111' 3, Ilmlin- 11111111 Stuff 4, .Yllictl Youth 4, YY'z11's ,intl Ylvuns CIUINITIIIICC' 4. DXVID CUXLVIN SMITII: Iluncl I, 2. 3, 4, IgllO5tC'I4 Cilub I, 2, 3, 4, Spunish CTIub 3, 4, Ijlitllll CIUl1lll1II'IC'L' 3, Xlottn C'r1n1111it- tcc 4, .YIr1nit11r 4. DORIS IILYN SMIIII: IILI.ilf0l11I'tI1l1 IIC' 17l1l'IL'I' I, NI11nitr1r I, II11111c1'1111m Officer 2, Nu111i11z1ti11g CT11111111ittcu 2, Junior- Svniur IIc1nu1's 2, I311n:I 2, 3, 4, Prom C'c1n1111ittcL' 3, .Xllictl Youth 3, 4, I3m1stcr Club 2, 3, 4. C'III3ISTOPIIIiI3 SIXYNOS: Iiantl I, 2. 3, 4, Di1'c1'sificcI Occupzttiuns 4. III2I3.YI.YN .YCIIBRFY SPIVIQY: Cihuir 4, S,u11t Night 4, Klziszlictccrs 4. III:UI..XII ELLEN STARR: I3m1stc1' Cilub I, 2, 3, 4, Il'Ill'lll'I'ILII'iII I3z1sICctI1:1II I, 2, 3, 4, Cfhcrir 2, 3, Briqglzt Lcuf Staff 2, I7I'UITl CICIIIIIIIIIICC' 2, 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, Iicvcttc Cifluly 3, 4, Ilutliugruiiz Stuff 3, .Xlliccl Yr1uth 4, Nlzislwtccrs 4, Officer 4, Iilmvci' C'f1111mittcu C7I1,1i1'1111111 4. ,lO.YN JLIIJITII S'II'I'II: Il1II'illTILll'2lI I3z1sf Ixctbzill I. 2, 3. 4, Clhuir 2, 3, 4, IIc1111L'- 11111111 Officer 2, Alatslietccrs 2, 3, 4, Primm C'r1111111ittcc 2, 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, IIr11111r D111' .Ywurcl 2, I2L'llI'llS 1Yssist11nt 4, I3r1ustL'r CWILIIH 4. SIIII3I,IfY .XNN S'I'I3ICfKI..XND: Trans- I:C'I'l'C'lI f1'f1n1 fil'L'CITVIIIU 2, Iloustci' C'Iub 2, Klunitur 3, IIIUIH CIUl'I1l1lIIIL'C 3. ILTIIILL NLXRIIL SUNI.XIIiRI,IN: Mrs, CEIDPSI IIu111e1'mm1. IIOI31YClIf RAY 'I'.YYI.OI3: Junior S1:ni11r IIc1nc1rs 2, QQIIOII' 2, 3, 4, Slunt Night 2, 3, 4, I2rc1n1 CTr1111111ittcc C'I1z1ir111z111 3, Spanish C'Iub 3, 4, .Xllictl Youth 4. ,l.YNIC'Ij IEXITS 'I'.XYI.OI3: Iiuustui' C'IuI1 2, IIc1111c1'oo111 Officer 2, 3, 4, I'1'11n1 C'11n1111ittcc 2, 3, Class Officer 3, CTh11ir 3, .Xlliccl Yuuth 3, 4, IJC2ll'llS .Xs- sist11nt 4, X'V:11s und Means C'c1111111ittcc 4. .XI.I.EN CQILORCIIL 'I'IIO.YI.YS: IgklI'IiI I, 2, 3, 4, I711c1tbz1II I, 2, 3, 4, lillLlifl,QI'Lll1l I3C'DUl'tC'I' I, Proin ClUlI1l11IIIC'C' 2, 3, Ilnmcf 1'11c1111 Officer 2, 3, Ilitslxctlbull 2, 3, 4, I3z1scb11II 2, ,luninr Tug IDQIY' 3, Iluvs' Stutc 3, KL-1' Cilub 3, 4, 2ItlI1U5,1I'LlI11 Cilub 3, 4, 1YIIiCcl Youth 3, 4, Student CIULIINJII 4, Officer 4, Senior Sllpcrlutivc 4, ,IO.XNN IONILINSON: BZIIICI I, 2, 3, 4, Xluirircttc 4, II1U'llI'I'lLlI'iII I311sIautbz1II I, 2, 3, 4, Stuclr.-nt CT11unciI I, Stunt Night I, 2, I3r111stc1' Club I, 2, 4, Cfhuir 2, Hurlin- g1'u111 Rcpznrtci' 2, Ilonnr Dux' .YXVIIITI 2, I,l'UI1I CT41111111ittcQ 2, 3, I7c1r1tb,1II Spun- snr 4. T011 I.131f'r: Cfouclws II'ei1' 111111 1IIz11'lcli11 tulle I0 Paul Blake, 111051 rulziulrlc player, ulmzit lzis career. NIIDDLE LEFT: -I. Lcnclz, first presizlezzl of llze Teen Club, stmzds 1'ef1d1' witlz Bill Bunn, 111z1z01111ce1', before flze first teeiz-time mdzo p1'0,qrc1111. ISOTTOM LEFT: D. O. stmleizt, D. Piplcin, uwislzes Llc1i1'1f equipmelzt. I I: I QTHE , Pl'.GClY ,IILYN 'I'I.Il4N.'YGli: Pruni Khin' J mittt-c 2, 3, lltmstct' Club 4. I I lII'.NlIY CLHfYll.YIYl IYSON, JR.: Iiuml I, 2, 5, 4. I , , I CII.-YHI,ILS ILIJYYTYIID Y',XRNl5l.l,: Iltuntl P I, 2, 3, 4: Bus Driver 4. I Il CLIQOIKLU l'R.YNKl.lIN' Y'lC'lx: Ilttsclmll II lg Bus Ilrix'cr 4, Divcrsifictl I,L'L'lI1J1l ig tions 4. I RALPH LAROY WALKILR: llttntl 1, 2, 3, 43 Prum Cutnmittcc 2, 5. II BIZRNICR YVONNE YV.XLS'I'ON: Buml I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Bttslxctlmll I, 2, 5, 4, llmmstel' Club I, 2, 3, 43 Alllfhllill I, 2, 3, Iitrtlirtggrtcvtz Rt-porter I 1 jttnitrr, Senior Ilunurs 2: YI.l'I2lI1QllI2lI' Dt'b::tcx 2' I I I I SENI CR CLA SS Prmn Cimntnittcu 2, 4, lluuur Ilan' ,Ywtml II.usItt-tlytll I, 2, Ilfnmwuum Ullitci I, 4 2, 4, 4, Iivvcttc Club 5, 4: Stutlt-nl liutliuggnliil IIcptIrtt'r21I'rmnC'fImmttttt citilllllfil 3, Officcr 53 ,Iuniur 'ling Ilux 2. 4, .Yllit-tl Yuuth 4, 4: Stunt Night 4 5, .Xllit-tl Youth 4, 41 Nlztsltctct-t's 4: 41 Cultn' Cbtiiiiiittt-t' 41 XI.nxItt-tt-4-rx 4 Iitnlingtwzllt Stull 4: flttss Olliu-t' 4, 4: Ixcxuttti C lub 4, Scuiur glIl7L'I'IIlIIYC 4. -lUSl'l'IIlNl' YIIIJIII Y XVI I I S: I'ItIm l'IIYI YYUYYNIL W.YI'.S'I'ON: Ilus lltixut Kkttiniiiillvt' 4. 4, 4. N.xNc'i cptxfliitiinlxi-1 w.x'lsoN. lu Ifllxfilfllf .llllff ,4Y'X'II1ll'N'I- 'III trumttrztl lhtslxctlutll l, 2, 5, 4, Iluustcr -,Aww '.'lII'n'H:L'H?' '- ,Mid Ima' 2 Club I, 2, 3, 4, lltitlingmul lit-ptntct' I: xi . V', 1' J 'W' 4' slum NWN I l'rIIm Ccriiitiiittct- 2, 3: llunor Dux' .'Yw:trtI ' mum! 7' ' 23 ,Iuniur Ing lluv 3: Ilutilcmutti OI'I'icL'r 1' 4. ll.YI4lI.XlI.X jI'.XN YYIIIIIIIIIJ: Ylt YY'tmcl11II's llnttictuitiiii. BOBBY EIJYVIYRD YVIi,XYlllI: Muuitoi' 2, Pmm Cummim-c 5, .Xllictl Ytiuth 4, xmlgy lyxyxqylg XY'lH'l'lJl-Y: 1,-lm, 41 Spanish Club 3, 4: Iiouxtur Club 4. tcrrt-tl Irtim Statutuuslxtlrg 43 Vliuir 4, 4 I3.XRI3 YHA ,IIZXN XVI-,lIl3: I3:tucl I, 2, 3, Ii.YI'IIl,lIINl- ,IO ,XYN YYII I I YYIS I 41 Ihiustct' Club I, 2, 4, 4: Intrttmurgil Yltinitm 2, 4. If un- I LEFT: HIV. I'ViIIt1rtI Iooks on as seniors prepare for the Stitiie Hcitrkitzs Dtzizce. AIIDDLILZ Slim! Night Committee: Co-Clztzirmezz, Barnes :tml H. Caron. Sttttztlizzg, F. IIILIIIIZIIIVQ, H. linker, IV. .lIttrrt1y, H. Hovlcitz, G. Ifvttizs. l41t:u'r: IJ. Itzutm on his IJ. O. juli ut ilw Sltzrligltl. IICJIDERICTK RAY YY'II.LI.YMS: II1:u.l I. 2, 3, 4, Iicmtlutll Mtrtiatgcr lg lltntncrnum Officer I, 2, Prmn Chtiiiiiittuc 5: Stu- Ucut Council S, 4: .Yllit-.I Youth 3, 4, Iiuualcr Club 4. JOSLPII CLIFTON VVILLLXMSON: Prima Committee 3: l4utIiugr'tiu: Stuff 5: Bus. Drixer 4, IYIztsl,L-.sets 4: YV11x's ttucl .Xlt-tus CIQIIIIIIIILCL' 4. ROSA IEANIiT'l'lL XVILLIIXMSON: 'Iil'2ll'l5ft:I1't'Ll from Rock Ridge 2, Clmir 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, 5: Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, lYlonitur 4: llomeroum Ufficer 4g Intramural Basketball 4, Boostcr Club W. 4: Allie-tl Youth 4, Mzisketec-1's 4. I GARLAND YVAYNE VVILLIFORIJ: I Band I, 2, Bus Driver 4, Divwsifictl Ot'- cuputions 4. I I I I ,I.YCfIx IIIIINION YY'lI.LIl5Ol4IJ: bull 2, .Xllictl Yuuth 5, 4. llgtsc' C IIIYIILES SIiLl3Y YY'IIYS'l'li.YIJ: l3uu.l I, 2, 3, 41 Iiuustur Club 2, 5, 4: ljruui C'utnmittcc 2, 5, .Yllit-tl Youth 4, 4: Stunt Night 5, 4: lgttsltutlxull Nluuzzgct 41 .Ylnnitur 4. IHYRRY YYQYYNIL YY'INS'l'IQ.YlJ: Iiuotlmll lg Prutn CIUITIIIIIIICC 5: Bus Ilrixcr .-I, 4, lJixet'sifiL'Ll Uuuuptltiuus 4. IYl.YRj0RIl'i GIIRIRU D12 YVINSI ILXD: Btiutl I, 2, 5, 4. YYILLIQYM IILIFUS YY'lNS'I'll:YD: llgttrl I, 2, 53 Divcrsifictl KDLYIIPZRIIUII5 4, ROIHQRI RUSSELL YVOOIJ: llnutl I. 2, 5, 43 Iiutliogrtmt Repurte:t' lg llomu room Officer 2: ,Illl1IUl' 'Ing Dux' 4: .XIIIL-tl Youth 3, 4: St-Imul Store 4. Ix.XY SllI:I..YlII4l', YI OOII X: YY t'.1nglt'r N Klub I: IIIIILIINLIIXII Ilztsltctlwll I, tam, t-I with 1, 1, 5. 4, 11,-tim Im mn I 2: Clmir 2, l7l'I7l1l Ctmtiitiiittut- 2, S: Stunt Night 2, 4: Iitttlinlgrtziit Stuff 5: ,Iuuit 'I tw Dix 4 llun 5 ur Iltx Yuturtl I' Yllit tl . . . 4, , Yuuth 5, 4: .Ylnsuzl C'umuii.tct' 4: ,Klux Ittttls 4 liutttt Club 4 Iilli St III x. ' ' ' Q NIIIUHS I II' C'ut'tmN 4. SIILYII' YIIIXIL YIONUULIS: It-:mi Ictim 1,2 4 4 I51 ' -, ., 1 Alu-tlmll l, 2, rt, 4 Itiutbull l, 2. 4: YY'rtt11gIer's Club l, 2 Ku' Club 2, 5, 4, Officer' 41 llumcrtm Officer 2, Huiliogiwru Hcptrrtcr 2. n l'rom Ctttiittittlt-Q 2, 31 Nllllllllilllllg Cunt uiittcc 2, 3: Iitmtl 2, 3. 4: Xlutiugrtttii Club 2, S, 4, juniur 'lug Dux 5: Stun P Night 5: Moat Y'uIu.tblc 'll-nnis Ilttxtt 3: Class Officcr 5, 4, .Xllied Youth 5, 4 llunut Dux Yuturnl 4, 4: Yvtiior Supa-t lutixe 4. Ill Top Row VIOLA TOIXILINSON RILEI NIANCX LOUISE ROOERE RALPH SALEEBX Mzddle Row IHOMAS HARRISON SANFORD IARRI LESTER SHADLE CJAROLXN RAE SBIIPIH last Row IDAVID QALVIN SIXIITH QHRISTUPHER SPANOS HhRh1AN AUBREY SPIVEY ' F ' ' , JR. ' ' ,IOSEPHINE ANNETTE ROBERSON BETTY JON SATCHWELL DORIS IEAN SIVIITH i 1 v v ' A r w 1 X 4 X w 1 1 44315 xxx, r Q' 'sl-my KW , 2 H9 'flu 16-99' 'vgmiw Awww ,J BELILAII ELLEN STARR -IOAN ,lun1'1'u S'I'1'1'H SHIRLEY ANN S'1'R1cRLAND ETHEL NIAHIE SUIXIMERLIN HORACE RAY FIYYAYLOR ,IANICE BA'1'1's FIWAYLOR ALLEN GEURLLE FVHOIXIAS -IOANN 'lwomL1NsoN PEGGY ,IEAN 'l1uRNAc:E PIENRY CLRAHAM FPYSON, .IR CYHARLES EDVVARD VARNELL CQEORGE FRANKLIN X!ICK RALPH LAROY VVALKER BERNICE YVONNE VVALSTON 'lim VVAYNE VVALSTON Top How: NANCX' CATHERINE VVATSUN BOBBY EDWARD VVEAVER BARBARA -IEAN VVEBB IOSEPHINE IXUDREY VVELLS G! ,. 'nv' A WQAAV 44 6' 'Summa-.1 wwf ay' W' V Last How: IDONUVAL ELIXIO VVHEELER, UIR. BARBARA JEAN VVHITFIELD NIARY BAYNOR VVHITLEY KA'1'HER1NE 'IO-ANN VVILLIARIS mn W7' 4483 Q C7LASS FLOVVER CLASS COLORS CLASS IXIOTTO ROIJERICK RAY XVILLIAAIS VIOSEPH C1.1lf'1'ON VV1LL1AA1SON ROSA .lEANE'I l'E VVILLIAAISON CQARLAND VVAYNE VVILLIFORD .IACR PRESTON VVILLIEORD ciHARI.ES SELBY XAIINSTEAD LARRY VVAYNE VVINSTEAD IX1ARjORIE CQERTRUDE VVINSTEAD VVILLIAAI RUEUS VVINSTEAD ROBERT RUSSELL VVOOD KAY SHELMIRE XVOOTEN STEVIE A1IKE YIONOULIS Auzericmz BULIZHII' Rose Anzericmz Beauty Red and U'l1ite Not on the lzeiglzts, 17111 cliuzlaing' THESE WERE OUR B lI'lGHl-ICllEITS OF THE YEAR Election ol' eltiss ollieers begins politics . . . liestive liootlxill seaison . . . colorful lionieeoining ptirtitle . . . L'l1I'f'5LlI1fl1ClNLlIDS lor sponsors . . . soelxs for Sock Hop . . . winning lmelt ol' Slielton Looms 'liopln '... Election ol' Coeooiv stall '... Sweets tit the eulte stile L... Senior superlzitixfes eliosen . . . ljriemlly l lowcly Vlfeelf . . Vegetable eorstiges for tlie Szitlie llziwltiiis Dance Clan' Cliristintis lioliclziys. MOST Srl UDIOUS Yx'oNNE XVAi,s'i'oN llii ix' liISSE'I l'Ii EST. MOST POPULAR Hocus BAKER fXi,I.EN EIEHOIXIAS MOST TALENTED 'IACKIE LEWIS l31I,l,Y lXilINSCIlENV MOST DEPENDABLE lX'lARY FRANCES COLLINS IIQWAIIII CiATON BEST LOOKING TINY RILEY RAY BALLENGEP. X, 'i x f,W A f .Af X. ESEW B IIISC IIII1X1w s s 31s Ll 1111 TIIL s 1 mx s I3IcLt1o11 III Stunt N1 I1t LI1111111L11 111cI ummt C Iss 111cI1t SPLIILIS snlutu F111 If Tun L1Iv s 111 1 111 Jus I11sp11111 I31u1I1111L1tQ Sumon 1111 mx 111cI Class N1 If Mnrnm 1IvIL Co111111L11 unnnt N It tI1L and ust In x 111111110I I IIIIQNDLIEST PEc,cx PAPPAS 1 XIOND IIARR15 I ESI DRI1SSED IIICQIIL C TT' JI: 'I I 'Ii XP Buy' 1111cI girl. I TQIQ 1 IUQIII . . . Iiitt' 5 ' 'Llll' Ll 1cI 3 'ng - 1 If Mg 'z 'z I II1 .-1' 'I 9 I1 1 Cl 'Q' rv . . . IILll'I'2lIlI Cvcs go to tuL11'1111111c11tI . . . IJOIWLIILII' Iuzlsc- R Ix1II, tc11111g, 1 QI ,gc1II . . . CII '14 g -III-Sl' .... 3 ' g I 011 'fa ...IIO1 'IDl l Izqj QI . . . I -I I II 'I I . . . 1 It I I , .I I ' I xg' ' U. 3 . - 1 1. J E E E MOST ATI IIIEFIIIC IXIANCY ROGERS I',xu11 I31,1x1iE BETTY ,ION SATCHVVELL -IESSE CIORBETT VVITTIEST BOOTS PR1Dc4EN Douczms IXIATTIIEWS BEST ALL-ROUND ELEANOR ITIERRINC STEVIE YIONOULIS 4dKa?ivr'v-A Y 4, gf? 'E ,few !!25li' 4 Nfl an ,-an 6 rf' Q 1 if mf 5 mf W- 'Y ,Z f 4 -b' n 4 W 10, , W V V X ,, L f -. Q I , Bam fa nl. fi' K 'W 4 af, , ' 2 , 5 f K ix wmv n, vwrmery! 59: W-wng,.,,-. iq? 1 sf... I sf 'Wifi-1: 1 'sr - 41 'Rr rfs fi X 3 7 ' , f g fs! 4 N Q ' 2, , 5 g ,f 1 4 f f 'g Q 5 A X i f' wk! , ' 1 ' J U 'V WI P f ,f P X,-T , 2- ' V Z , x-1 f Q 1' -ww . ' E i I ' - , . V , gf i i U 1. . 5 7 f, .1 if 5 , !, fr. TY X, N. f' ff? Smmiizzg: Hubert Andrew Uraughn, Russell Lee Stephenson, -Ir. Seated: Grace Marguerite Leonard, Mary Dinwiddie Crow. I R L S UFFICERS RUSSELL LEE STEPHENSON, JR. ROBERT ANDREW IDRALIGIIN CQRACE lX1ARGUERITE LEONARD AIARY DINWIDDIE CROW, E , . ,President Vice-Presivlezlf A. Secretary A .T1'8US1l1 67' Top Row: Barbara Ann Allen Rohert Lee Ansley John Mark Anthony Henry Ervin Applewhite Esther Cray Bailey Randolph Elhert Baines Seeriml How: Billie Dow Halter ,lohn n y Caswell Ba lter Mary Evangeline Barbour lYlary Catherine Barbour Svl via ,lean Barbour Benjamin Lee Barnes illllilll flow: Uavicl Bruce Barnes llarvey Lee Barnes ,luanita Barnes Marie Page Barnes Sara Lynn Barton 1 ,ln Ann bass liullrtli llmif: , ln. Iosepli llarrimn Bass -Iulius Donald Bass. Martha Ann Butts enya llissette ,Iohnny fXrthnr llissettt Sally lfineh llissette h , 4 MM 1553 00 ,,,.., ..',..., ,ML ,A,.,, ,,,,,, 1 , 5 e X-va, ii 'nf AQ'-sv' M l J I 2. 2 f 1 fzg ll , i f X f , ' , 4 2, -1 'bm 9' 1 NW . I f 5 K V ,4 4 Tig 1, X me '-Zfqf fr: , of X ..-,Z I V, iwxw gy if ' ' ' ' , Y 'ma 1, ,f f PM ,Y gif b V K .9 -zgayaggifyz 4 . L, Q 'f 23 1 , 4 . 4 img W Q sf 2 M ,, l I l Top Row: Bessie 'lane Boswell llilda ,Ioyee Bowen 3 Clarence Robert Bovette ,lune lris Bovette Betsy Reba Boykin Thomas Henry Brandon l Second Row: Franklin Bryan Brice Marv Christian Bridgers Ronald Keith Bridgers VVilliam jones Bridgers Dian Lanier Brown Georgia Yvonne Brown 'MMM Tlzircl' How: Fourth Row: Marv lXlargaret Brown Badie Travis Clark, Bobby Wzitts Coe Dorothy lean Combs Robert Lee Corbett Elaine Fave Bunn Thomas Lynn Carpenter 'limmie Bruce Carter Roy Lunsford Champion, David Allen Cox lXlargaret Pearl Cholerton George Edward Crawley, lr 1561 Top How: Mary Dinwiddie Crow Addie Irene Crowder Finn Bowen Cullom Bennett Ray Davis Peggy Aileen Davis Robert Alvin Davis Seeomi How: Shirley -lean Davis Kenneth Harrell Deans Lillian Lorraine de Keyzer Marjorie Floyd Dixon Barbara -lean Draugbn Robert Andrew Drauglin lizmi How: l'o1i 1 Shelby -lean Durliam iletlx nn liitf Alton Ray Dyson Robtit Xi 111 ljranlx Logan Eagles ilarbiii lxnigg it on Craee Elizabeth Easter .luditi ie 1 .laney Lueille Edmundson lJilU'lLll fruit ltn Dielx Royce Etheridge lion 1 ii Q W-vw www xl 4-t.,,,' 'Pia X., i571 , ,,,e lf ,ff I yyf' , f W X f yf f WI f y, ff K ff X f X X qs, W! f 0 x Q2 9' f ., M X x vw y 4 4 f 2 -Q' f , f W ' if M! 'A i X X ffyx WW! X 4 Q J f W, M..-W, 7,4 X. ,f ,..,f I f wigs Q41 ..,.. M. , 7 , V wwf Av 'I lxnclia Rose liineli -lanis Earle Forrest Sarali Lee Foyles Betty 'lean Clarclner .Io-,Xnne Clay Nora Matilda Clay 'VBR 930 'Hman- Sucoml How: Mary Esther Grant Preston Vvornell Gregory Clyde Lynn Griffin llaines llaclge X Vallaee Eclwarcl llarclie Clenora Anne llarrell Tlzircl How: -Ianet Dee Harrell James Clifton Herring, Edna Earl Hicks Clycla Ann Hoeutt VVilliam Thomas Horne, jr Marnie Ruth liowarci 1581 Fourth How: Williziin London Israel, Carole Lee jackson Shirley Louise jones Wiriifred Susan Jones Robert Darnell Jordan Thomas Hereford lord Top How: Bunyan joyner, Frances Yvonne Joyner Gloria jean .Ioyner Patricia Vann Joyner Elizabeth M. A. Kerezelt lloraee N. Kerman, jr. Seeoml How: Betty Inez Lannm Billy Herman Lznnin Charles Ray Lzimm Dorothy 'lean Lurnm VVooclley Glenn Lee Clruee lxlurguerite l-COl1lll'Ll 'l'l1irzl How: llunter VVuyne AlllllH2lSS .Iosepli Eclgzir Millincler Kathleen Marie Mills Melvin Titus Mills .Iumes Rielizlrtl lNlinseliew Betty -lime Miteliell lmzrflz How: llzlrolcl 'leroine Kloore ,login Marilyn Moore Shirley Ruth Morris lili72ll7Clll l7ilxe AlCl,C2ll1 lyzi Nell Meleim llilly 'llioinzis Nieliols ,ff-fr 1591 1 vw J 'hw 405- -,xzv gg, I ,V ,, lop liOll'I Casey Wfilliani Norris Owen Kenneth Owens Raymond Earl Owens ,Xnnie Pearl Page nlaelx llowell Page Peggy Alice Page A sw. SL'L'UIILl limit 'Illini How: liozfrtlz How: Rosa Lillie Page llvelyn Earle Peterson Benjamin VVaynePoytl1ress Mary Evelyn Parker Donnie Lee Pike lXlaek Dolan Price Elizabeth Marie Pearce Mary ,Ioan Pike Danny Pmieliarcl Pricigen W'illia1n Richard Pearson ErwinBraseaPittman,lr. Ann Merrill Privette 'Iessie Barbara Perry Katherine Langley Pittman Donald Lee Provo llalpli Barnes Perry Tliomas Yates Pittman Lee Tanya Quick 1607 Top ROW: Lillian Patricia Raluil Barbara Gail Raclxlcy Annie Lee Rapcr Thelma lXflaric Rapcr Patricia Ann Ricks Robert Rrucc Riley Secoml Row: Dcanna liranccs Roclgcrs -Icwcl Clarcnc Rosc Patricia Ann Rose Eclna Bcatricc Rouse 1XlbcrtlXlcCall Salcin, Qlr. .Iuannc Sasscr Tliircl Row: lX'lclx'in liouic Saunclcrs Uonnic llugli Sltinncr Sliclluy -Ican Sliinncr Rarlvara Ann Smith Sarah Pat Smith Mary Elizaluctli Spciglit an ' l'lU1ll'll1 Row: Cilllllllk' llracllcy Spivcy Cliarlcs Carlton Stancil Russcll l-cc Stcplicnson, ,lr Kcnnon Davis Stonc Rolicrt Lcc Stott Dun licwis Stricltlancl 1-n. Zfav-.vw K. , ' 0 25 .- af' , , M... maj? ar R Z f :wr - V ww , f frr . My -M W X ff rt r. Q , t tw ,M S15 1613 Mwwrf PS. W i in Top Hour: Peggy Ceroncla Strickland Selby ,lay Strielilancl, .lr Marvin Sullivan Charles Russell Sutton Peggy Sue Tant Uorothy Marie Taylor ag .geo-H' W4 'CX , ffl,,-sw 'i 1 4, 11 5 ww- ivf 1.-.v M Secmzcl How: Larry Bruce Taylor .luclith Creclle Thompson ,Iinunie Dee Thorne lX'lartha Frances Totty George Forrest Tovvnencl VValter Cl. Von Miller, 'WP Mgt' Tlzircl Hour: Elizabeth Ann VValton Dennis Ray Vvatlxins Clara llinnant VVatson john Travis Vvatson Robert Clifton VVatson Effie Elizabeth Wlebb 4621 ,af ew .1-1' Fozfrtlz Row: Ernest Lee VVebb -lerrill Jerome VVebb joseph Henry WL'bb, ,Il Kay Frances VVells Thomas Taylor VVhaley Altvrecl Darius Vvheeler a Top ROW: Secozzrl Hour: Myrtle Louise Wliitukcr Christian ll. VVitflXc, Dlr. Bennie Cray Williziiiis, jr. liugcniu MQCIQCS VVOOLI Edgar Franklin Willizlriis lVlz1ry llutli VVooldriclgc 'lunie Dee Williams lk-In-can Elsie Wcmrsln-pf Howard Douglas Wiiistezicl Mildrccl Elizabeth VVynn Robert Dew Vvinstcucl llilliurcl Yurlvoro, 7 . '53 X X 47 f JUNIOR ADVISERS Top Row: MRS. ANNE RUFFIN MRS. KATHLEEN PATTERSON Miss lVlARGARET LAWRENCE MRS. CORAL BLACKBURN Bottom Row: MISS ANN lx'lOORE MRS. JACQUELYN BISSETTE MRS. NELL FINCH 1633 H-J 'mf' P' 1 1 U THE Hrs. 131111'1111111'111',x,11111111s1111'111'st11111111111slp1'11f11- ,Y111111',1' f1'11111 1116511 TUKQ5 1161115 111 11 111g 1111111 to 111111' Il'1I'l'U1'.NL'111I1KQ 111115 111 P. 1111513 H. 111. 1311111111 1111111 for 11111 ,111-S11 111111111114 111111 f71'01ll,H 13. ff. 11111-1111, 111111 C. 1gl'1l'17UZH' 1111 1lllZ101' Tug D1111. D1'11114Q1111 111111 R. SIep111'11s1111 1611 1W1'5. 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Pl1ffL'VS01I'Sjlfllilll' 1101110 class 1'i1f1g. 100111. 1651 SCPHOMGRES Miss DARNIlII.L'S GROUP Front row: Taylor, C. Matthews, lj. Price, K. Valentine, S. Glover, B. Dawson Middle row: Eli. Vick, F. Evans, P. Skinner, H. Baper, H. Price, S. Cherry, I Nicholson, L. Driver, Il. VVilliford, l. Bryant, C- McDowell, E. Boykin, V. Thomas D. Skinner. Buck row: S. VVillil'ord, D. Priclgen, E. lYloore, Miss Barnhill, Bass, D. Braswell Mies. CiOFOR'l'H'S Gnouv liroizt row: B. Matthews, D. Barnes, S. -loyner, B. Lamm, lxl. Vvatson, E. Walker' Miiicile row: M. Teacher, B. Povthress, B. Morris, ll. Driver, A. Vick, M. E. Russell B. De llaven, A. Daniel, E. Moore, M. A. Howell, N. Langley, B. Deans, F Pricigen, S. Ruffin. Back row: rl. VVells, Y. Ferrell, ll. VVinclham, E. Strickland, Bailey, Mrs. Goforth l66l 7 Miss l.rxNui.iiv's Clnouv SGPHCMORES livrozzt row: S. Cordon, lforlues, E. Barnes, S. Driver, R. L. Dunn, B. Driver. rlliziclle row: D. Barllielcl, K. Stallings, Cl. Bass, K. Bradley, Rieharclson, B. Boswell, C. Saleelvy, S. Player, L. Rogers, S- Franklin, E. VVilliamson, R. L. Thigpen, B. 1 liorbes, batelielor. Hack row: D. R. Davis, llinson, F. lenlgins, Miss Langlev Mus. AlUORElS Gnouv l7roi1t row: L. XfVl1ite, Keen, D. llaynes, T. Suggs, M. Sliaclle, L- lobe. Middle row: S. Brantley, P. Wliiisteacl, M. Xfvooclarcl, D. Minsllew, T. Lowe, B. Brantley, 'lf lXlereer, ll. Sinitll, O. Cioclwin, Braswell, I. -Iolmson, Lewis, Y. Barnes. Brick row: C. llayes, B. Mooslia, R. Celine, ,I. Stott, Mrs. Moore, R. Willizlmscan, ill. Etliericlge, L. .Ion es, D. Barnes. SOPHOMCDRES Mn. NIXON'S Clnouv , Front row: R. Owens, C. Ritter, A. Skinner, C. Skinner, Page, E. Batchelor. Mitltlle rout: li. Mitchell, VV. james, E. Briclgers, W. Eason, M. Foyles, S. Hales, R. Godwin, S. XA'lCilVL'l', Cl. Younghloocl, Ezltmun, Boswell, K. l lollancl, D. Shirley, M. Matthews. Huck row: l-. Harper, M. Nichols, M. Moore, M. Vvehster, Mr. Nixon, B. Kornegzly, YV. Nurron. l Miss NOBIQEIS QiROUP l Front row: L. M. l laclley, N. Forhes, R. Kello, C. Fleming, S. Gouely, L. V. Turner. Mifltlle row: J. A. Evans, B. jones, -I. Barnes, M. K. blarman, Wheele1', P. Wliite, M. VVooclurcl, P. A. Willizlliis, P. Vvilliums, B. llunter, C. Davis, hliss Noble, B. Wlhitelieucl, E. Newton. Huck row: VV. Bissett, Inf. BI'2iClSl1LlXfV, E. Manning, T. Fish, B. SCZIIC, Crute, ll- lloclges, S. Mercer. Not pietnrerl: M. Childs, M. Newherry, B. Rhodes. 1683 Miss W1r.1-1fx N soN 's Cnouv SOPHOMORES Front row: S. Davis, D. VVliitley, F. Felton, -I. Boswell, B. Cale, N- Bell. Middle row: B. Heeden, -I. Brice, l. Barnes, F. Griffin, B. Ponifrev, ll. Slicalxr, A. Babil, II, Bissett, M. Davis, -I. Boykin, B. Flora, Nl. A. laclqson, Ill. Davis, Miss Vvilliamson. Brick row: K. Joyner, B. Denny, VV. Pearson, N. VVliite, L. B. lligli, ll. Adkins, N. Barnes, VV. VVilliams, C. Miller, T- Perry, L. Griffin. Not pictured: G. Ployner. Left to rigliiftnp to Izottom: Sophomore .Xdvir-.ersz Nlisses llurnliill, U'iIIininson, Xlrs. Cyoloilli, Hr. Nixon, Miss Noble, Mrs. Moore, Miss Langlev . . . Sopliomores take time out from cheering our team to lmuv re- freshments . . . Miss Nolule's home room studv for quiz during activitx' period . . . Soph girls are proud lu he included in Kevette Membership . . . These charming misses usher at first Communitx Concert . . . Xlr. Rose aids freshman and sophomore hovs with their building proiects. F R E S H M E N Front row: E. King, L. lslanchrow, B. I. Holland, L. Boykin, B. Baltzegar, B. Turner Mn. Dictkiews' Cnoiii' Nlirltrlle rout: D. Howarcl, Barbour, C. Moore, D- Crute, S. Paxton, M. L. Aycock B. VVhaley, M. Clark, L. Parker, K. Mcares, M. Horne, A. Baker, H. E. Barkley B. Hobbs. Back row: S. Denny, L. Pappas, T. Bunn, Boberson, B- Cozart, E. Benson, D Johnson, D. Caton, E. Kelly, E. Barnes, T. Craves, DI. Batts, T. Ellis, Daniel Mr. Dickens. MRS. LlIGH'S CTROUP Front row: H. Bass, Barnes, ll. Kerczek, ll- Carpenter, bl. A. Ellis, Carpenter Nlirltlle row: D. Smith, P. Merritt, S. Vick, C. VVaclclill, L. Pittman, S. Vvain wright, S. Johnston, Pl. Newsome, K. Evans, M. Conley, V. Anderson, M. Quinn B. Vlleeks, M. jefferson- Back row: Dixon, B. King, C. Sullivan, T. Moche, bl. VVilliams, M. Moche, Mrs High, P. Pittman, B. D. Moore, E. Wfheeler, H. Valentine, C. Pearce, pl. Adkins C. Lamm, Pappas, VV. Batchelor, T. Barron. 1703 MR. M ARKLIN 's CiROUP FRESHMEN Front row: Ferrell, S. DuBois, C. Wiiistezicl, S. Evans, Batts, P. Barfield. ilflicidle TOIUJ R. Brielgers, B. Dorsey, R. Tant, li. Gill, hi. Felton, R. Jones, Abbott, ll. Bunn, A- Clark, G. High, T. lligh, -I. Jernigan, B. Robbins, Cl. Turner. Back row: C. Dawson, E. Strickland, Keen, llarrell, B. Ayers, T. VVilliamson, -I. Vvheeler, Mr. Marklin, N. Lane, -I. Driver, L. VVinstead, A. Murphy, R. McArthur K. Matthews, O. -Ioyner, E. VVooclard- MR. ROGERS' ciROUP Front row: B. Askew, tl. Baker, M. Barnes, C. Pappas, P. Edwards, D. Etheridge. Middle row: Murphy, -I. Barbour, D. Lamm, L. Wiiistezicl, B. L. Lucas, E- I. Deans, E. Bell, Taylor, F. Felton, D. Ritter, -I. Floars, A. M. Vlfhitalxer, ll. Taylor, li. Gray. Brick row: L. VVhitley, D. Bass, R. Barfielcl, A. Lamm, B. Robbins, I. Ienkins, nl. Richardson, T. Fitzgerald, L. Baker, D. Spivey, Mr. Rogers, A. Edwards, lligh, rl. Baker, Poythress, ,I. Batten. F R E S H M E N Ifroizt row: ll. Norris, S. Ferrell, P. O'Neul, E. Anderson, ll. VVutson, A. Davis. Mus. SM1'I'HlS Guouv 1 l l rlliiiille rout B. Wlooclrtilli, -l. Pzirlier, P. Cone, Al. Little, B. Anderson, Strielilancl, il Al. Llills, A. Boone, P. Smiley, R. Butts, A. Kelly, L. lXl. Lindsey, Barnes, 5 ll. Skinner. llrielz row: Cl. l32lICl1ClOl', XV. Fliliorne, M. Clriee, C. VVt1ll4er, B. Smith, Brewer C. llurris, Mrs. Smitli, R. Langley, D. Moore, Elliott, Boswell, D. lwurray, l lgniclsliuw. MR. XVE1n's Crxouv lirozzt row: I. Vieli, Cl. Garner, E. Ruffin, P. Tzlvlor, B. lXloore, lXl. Wheeler. rlliririle rout Roelielle, A. Fields, ill. Simpson, Putteson, Joyner, L. Saunclers, ll. Lewis, Cl. VVurcl, L. Vtflulston, F. Kelley, L. Wfilliums, C. Wzatscmri, H. Mathews, ll. llriclgers. Back row: ll. Player, P. lluyes, H- Vlfliitley, R. Baker, D. Meeks, lNlr. Weir, D. Nichols, ll. Page, -I. E. Pate, B. Etliericlge, K. Fineli. l72l Miss WELLS' GROUP FRESHMEN Front row: A. Baker, P. A. Carter, L. Morris, B. L. Rose, R. Creech, V. Stott. Middle row: P. Hayes, N. Swieegood, C. Quick, M. A. Sutton, F. Evett, P. Varncll, S. McLean, F- Sullivan, S. Pitts, Pm. Webb, P. A. Finch, B. Wzilstciri, R. Moss, E. VVells. Back row: B. Joyner, R. Brown, C. VVeaver, E. Thorpe, Wiliiziiiis, D. VVilliznns, B. McMillan, A. Moore, G. Stronach, M. Hudson, nl. Skinner, Pi. Cholerton, D. Hass. Left? Scouts U. Ruhhirif-.. IL. xVUUllk'll'll, U. Rohhina, and N. Cforheti leave school In zlttemi ri regional mllx. Right: lrcsliimin girls paint posters for an hnglish proiect. Hnttum: Freshman Advisersgfouclies. Rogers, Mark lin. Mrs. High, Couch XVeir, Xlism XVells, Mrs. Smith, Couch Dick: 'DS-. :ww . ,IPM f f X JQUWW? . an Ma. BEAIWONVS Guoup Front row: M. Vllooclell, L. Ritter, Il Vlleaver, A. Sutton, Freedman, l. ll Evans. illidtlle row: Jackson, P. Vilalsli, M Griffin. D. Call, rl. Flowers, B. Radford ll. Mitchell, H. Moore, l. Ferrell, I2 llolinson, S. Lovelace. L. Pittman, P. Mat' thew, M. L. Deans. Back row: B. VVarcl, 'l. Moore, VV. Cor bett, Strickland, Il. Robbins, VV. King B. Staneil, Mr. Beamon, nl. Hackett, M Uloyner, E. Robinson, H. Horton, Al. Rui' lin, F. Hicks, P. Holland. MRs. BULLARDVS Gnouv Front row: D. A. VVebb, P. McLean R. Evans, E. Clark, P. Vklinsteacl, R. Fel ton. .lliclclle row: ll. Mizzelle, A. Norris, R l. VVl'1itaker, Bass, S. Crew, ll. Murray L. Mercer, A. Griffin, A. Massengill, U Raper, M. Hayes, E. VVarrick, D. F Howell, L. O'Neal. Back row: Mrs. Bullard, B. Durham E. jones, B. VVhite, C. Meadows, VVebb A. VVilliams. L. Ellis, L. Mereer, C Askew. Miss KNOWLES' GROUP Front row: V. VVeblu, D. Pipkin, W' Owens, Cope, Hill, L. Cale. Middle row: D. VVilliams, G. Bradley P. Peeden, F. VVatson, C. Butts, B. A Baker, L. Bridgers, B. Meeks, R. VVil- liams, Croom, M. L. Vllebb, B. Eagles, VVilliams, P. Vllilliams. l Brick row: P. Linville. M, Virilliams, .l. Miller, R. Kerman, R. Parker, ll. R. Ellis, C. Baker, P. Vllalston, Miss Knowles, D. A. Barron, G. Pike, P. Elmore. L. Ancler- son, UI. Hicks, Eatmon, B. VVatson, P. Daino. GRA DE D +70 600.0 Dqn M 'GP Mus. Ovil immiwis Gnom- liroiil row: Perdew, ll. Grilliin, B. Pyle, Barnes, Poole, G. Hayes. .llinldle row: A. -lohnson, Grant, S Barnes, M. Joyner, P. Cfausby, S. liverett A. Godwin, lf. Nabers, Cf. Barnes, 'I Laniin, M. jovner, I. Boyette, M. If Bar liield, P. ilieinple. Brick row: G. Murray, ill. Stott. G Lainin, B. Powell, 'I. Edwards, A. High Ci. Lanini, VV. Strickland, Mrs. Overman Ci. Pollock, Al. Brown. C. Owens. Mus. Pixeifs Gizoui' lirmzt row: B. Thorne, ll. Brewer, L Bouse, A. Edwards, B. Boykin, VVest Middle row: B. Bass, B. xAIllli?llllS0Il M. Driver, B. Davis. B. Harvey, B. Ervin P. Barnes, S. Baltfegar, L. Poythress, N Farmer, VV. Brown, U. Hale, B. Adkins 'lf Barnes. Buck row: DI. Morris, B. Hubbard, B Barnes, I.. Stark, G. Bass, B. Bullock, Mrs Pace, ll. Tew, E. Floars, G. Biley, UI. VVil son, B. Bussell, B. jordan, Thompson G. Griffin. Mn. Bosifs Guoup liroizl row: AI. Peacock, H. Duke, B Beainan. C. Herring, C. Bountree, nl. MC lntosh. Middle row: VV. Davis, B. Corbett, K Godwin, B. Harrell. E. Norfleet, M Phelps, B. Young, C. Dixon, P. VVatson B. Bunn, Owens, B. XA7illiHITlSUl1, .I VVestbrook, E. Stone. Back row: B. Poythress, B. Honeyeutt B. Hardison, K. llaeobs, B. Polhill, B Moore, Mr. Bose, G. Barnes, H. L. John son, .l. Bountree, C. Grant, H. Harrell A. Overton, L. ployner. N I Rs. STEwAnT's Grzouv lfrmil row: G. MeGowen, L. Daugbt ridge, -I. VValston, V. Lee, S. Mills, L Gardner. illiddle row: L. Barnes. U. Batchelor Mrs. Stewart, E. A. Pittman, E. F. Brad ley, D. Holland, D. Johnson, Crow E. Conley. L. Bishop, B. Powell. A. Ben ton, G. Baker, ll. Stark. Buck roui: B. Forbes, F. Eason, A Novas, nl. Eatman, G. Baines, B. Ingram S. Sugg, A. Faris. B. Speight, VV. Pridgen ul. VVheeler, G. VVhitfield. B. B. Baper E. Franks. B. Vvhite, B. Creeknrore. Miss BERRY'S GROUP Front row: D. Glover, Ruffin, B Massengill, L. VVebb, B. Downing, L. Sauls. Middle row: A. Millard, A. Hayes, B Boberson, B. Brandon, Miss Berry, nl Deans, C. VVood, Deans, F. Carter D. Page, C. Nevveombe, P. Fish, P. Tay lor, H. VVatson. Back row: Felton, C. Davis, G Gakey, T. Eclmundson, G. Eatman, nl VVebh, B. -lovner. S. Bilev, E. Minschew G. Ervin, G. VVooclall. Miss Dress' Grzoup Front row: B. Boykin, A. Bicharclson B. Allen, P. McDowell, Pearce, P Overman. .lliddle row: Boykin, Etheridge J. Lively, Vllhitley, L. Boberts, C. New- comb, S. Godwin, Hales, L. Newcomb. Nl. Belancl, G. Batchelor, L. Keel. C. Bueker, B. Turner. Back rout: B. Evans, L. Vlloodall, B. Davis, H. lerman. V. jones, Bliss Dees, Nl. Owens, D. Pollock, T. Peterson, B. Skinner, ll. Daniel. MR. SLAVIN'S Gnouv Front row: A. VVilliains, B. Baueom, L. Davis, S. Vvilliamson, B. Ellis, B. Edwards. .lliddle row: ll. jones, Il. Hamilton, P. Joyner, VV. Lamm, H. VValston, B. ,loyf ner, Briclgers, F. Elliot, B. Perry, jones, A. Varnell, B. Starling, F. Bass, S. Webb. Back row: B. Braswell, vl. Strickland, F. Galloway, Barnes, D. Pittman. Youngblood, Mr. Slavin, hl. Lalnm, F. Smith, B. Brantley, D. Dorsey, B. Bryant. D. Morris. Not pieturecl: E. VVillia1ns. VENTH GRAD HR NFTl,Ffr1L Q. 1' ff 1 ,: T , ff Sir , SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADE SNAPS Mr. Slavin, a seventh grade teacher, super- vises the production of a very unusual play entitled Visitors from Space. ln the top picture, the cast, dressed for their parts, is shown discussing the success of their per- formance. Each year before Christmas, the P. T. A. sponsors the annual Christmas Card Sale for the seventh and eighth grades. A prize is given to the students who sell the greatest number of boxes. Nliss Knowles is shown talking with this year's winners, R. Parker, Walsttin, J. Maclntosh, G. E. Nlinschew. Another interesting phase of sub-freshman life is that of actual work. But Nliss Dees pro- vides her students with a new and different way of accomplishing this. In their study of science and natural resources, they complete a frieze denoting the various natural re- sources which we get from our soil. Mrs. Stewart's seventh grade also has charge of an assembly program, a T. V. Variety Show . Both backstage and on-stage they give everyone the true impression of happi- ness. Especially enjoyable to the audience are the Grow-All Babies - sponsored by the Crow-All Milk Co. Again we see Mr. Slavin's students during a rehearsal of their chapel program. The scenery seems to be very fragile and mysteri- 01.15. Students in the sub-freshman group take a Reading Achievement Test. Mrs. Capps and lylrs. Overman are shown monitoring the test which is being given in the library. Miss Berry's seventh grade students find much amusement and pleasure in producing their own version of the long-loved story of Tom Sawyer. From these snaps of the activities of the seventh and eighth grades, we realize that even the sub-freshmen are well on their way to finding in their school life true happiness. 8 1 x , 1 Stmfeuts gutlzer IIVUIHILI tlze 12115 as the Clzeerf H. Stark, Lewis, K. U!UUfL'lI, nm! 13. ll. Sutcli- lauders wire the 'ootlmll tucmz tl semi-0 to Hfil well work lm ily loveilzer on mrtm' t1b'CUl'tIlf0lIS. .w PP , O I . nziugtou. 'TIM' qv 'ff ' ZH 'Qu ,f' N' UF fxi ' FITTQX I ,- J - fx , ' ' V 5 'Q Xf' ' A-, , 1 Y Students pledge their support to the Cyclmzus E. Hass, F- Eagles, ami' Gfmlzzvr j7L'l'L'lI on the prior to the Rocky ,Wozuzt-Ufilson gauze. steps to play for ll pup mlly. z ygggzvfggz , 9' rs- 1-af .,.. L buff.: X Nm A f,-,.5, ZQM' ACT ','7'. f ?f .,,,, , :+mQQfEwvJA 4 ' '- ,N Ai 1 11491 9 , 4, f J sf' 1 4 3 r 5 QQ, .rw r- W , A 4 W , , 1 f ff ,4 .. - K fu! W 'hw - ff feg - -4 w'w4?'?f3?5'4 , ' r , My 1 ,, . .1 w,,4,,f, 1 sn? , ' 'Q' . z, Y , li 1 f NW' .N ,f g W' J fic? fx A.. nk lm 1.Q??4: Q,x,g..'3 'x,,.f-,Y 4x Q -'Z' eff X. W -ff' 'W Nw ff Q ,a,wQ Nwn ,a -whAf,fw , 'Q X ' ' ' 1 , .Al , MN 'Y' ff!! K Y, Y5, ,rg Wk X Q: A 1 A A ,K if 1 ' ,.f5 Swv -sg, . ,i A ' A fix? ' 'Y Wx, f..,. ,,M,,.,,, V' '05-WM.. VV rf 17 Ax ' in f' SP' N. I my!! -N, Jc W' W 11-..,, T Xa Q, Avctock BOND KNDWLES ADVISEBS !'f 11-uh Mlss LELA Avcocx Editorial Sm Miss CUBA BOND . Business Sta Mlss VIRQLINIA KNDWLES Business Sm EDITOR-IN-CHIEF VV11.L1A1xl EDYVARD BIINSCHENV, JR. BUSINESS MANAGEB ELEANDR BIARIE IIERRING 1 I Q I A11 EDITORIAL STAFF: Stamiirzkv: M. F. Collins, R. High. D. Lamm, N. Rogers, Semetlg li. Bass, XI. Reynolds, , ll. Lewis, C. Boykin, B. Baker, Miss Avcock, H. hlinschew, B. llissette, C. Clark, F. lierring, li. Pridgen. No! picturetl: li. lialts. WORK ENDED. .STILL SHADOWED. . CONSCIENCE-STRICKEN Late in the night we have struggled to present to the student hody a hook that we would consider an over-all picture of our ,54-'55 school year. VVe have laughed our way through certain pages and tram ped hack only to find them faded with our tears. Our nerves have grown tense and our eyes sore. VVe have lost sleep, weight, friends, and as Nancy says, our senses. We have struggled with time, schedules, photographers, people, and NVEATI IFR! lrlazel ruined our first picture schedule, influenced all the others, and stopped the sale of ads. Day after day, the husiness staff pounded the sidewalk searchf ing for someone whom llafel had overlooked. But with their cheerful attitude and their diligent ef' forts they achieved success. As for usfthc editorial staff-our grammar has improved hut our patience has disappeared, hlorning, noon, and night we have lived the Cocooisi, and now, like the moth, we are ready to emerge from Room I5 with a hook which we hope you will treasure all your lives. NVQ' have had a good time-a wonderful time, in fact-and we hope that we will always he ahle to keep a rain how in our hearts. BUSINESS STAFF: Stclmiinv: D. hlatthews, B. Blorgan, I. joyner, C. Kinnev. Seated: A. Lovelace, Barnes, K. VVootLn r B Satchwell, Miss Knowles, F. Herring, R. Harris, P. Pappas, J. Roberson, H. Boykin. Not pie1'ureul:II. Caron, Miss Bonn W .4 'Qyfi Mn. lfVll.I.,-XRD Fuel 5- QTL. K. .Amgen iliv flzlvisei' KEY CLUB INTERNATICDNAL Since it was first organized in 1946, the Key Club has been dedicated to serving the school and community. Besides sponsoring their traditional toy drive and White Christ- mas program, the club talaes magazines to the T. B. sanitorium. lllhcy contribute a goodly sum to the lVlarch of Dimes and C A R E. lo earn money for their projects the club members wash cars and manage several concession stands. Each year they honor the faculty at a party in September and send delegates to the Key Club convention wherever it may be held. llhcy inalye their existence worthwhile by fulfilling their pur- posc '... service to others- Nlmrizi-:irs!Top to Bottom rI.ef1 to riglztl Don Larnm, President, F. Deans, l'ice-President, S. Yionoulis, Secrefairy-Treoszarer, R. Ballenger, B. Batts, B. liissette, li. Hoyctte, nl. lloyette, 'l'. Brandon, B. Burke, H. Caton, R. Champion, Nl. Childs, ll. Clark, ,I. Corbett, E, Crawley, Crute, B. Davis, D, Denny, li. Draughn, II. livans, L. Finch, fladge, R. Harris, Herring, Holdford, il'. jordan, C. Kinney, O. Landen, VV. Lee, D. lylatthews, S. Mercer, B. Minschexv, lf. Newton, l.. Newton, E. Pappas, B. Salem, R. Stephenson, A. lihoinas, V. lhonias. 66 ...J w.. 35 T . 4? , 5:4- ,Q , u.- -We t , f pr Q'- K- bv My on e I O ELLA! THE SISTER CLUB . .THE KEYETTES One of the organizations that has achieved an outstanding record for its services in the school and in the community is the Keyette Club. This year the members have been busy preparing various useful projects. They send magazines to the sick and collect money for love gifts and courtesy funds when- ever they are needed. They also sponsor the girls intramural basketball games and award the winning team with silver basketballs. This year they adopted a needy family. They know they can gain the most happiness by giving happiness to others. NTEMBERS-TOP to Bottom fleft to riglrtl: M. Newton, President, E. Herring, Vice-President, M. Collins, S6CT6fHV3l'T1'EUSllTGV, B. Baker, Barnes, M. Barnes, B. Bass, Jane Boswell, C. Boykin, M. Bridgers, M. Brown, M. Cholerton, M. Crow, S. Daughtriclge, Draughn, P. Ferrell, Forbes, N. Forbes, S. Franklin, L. Hadley, A. Hathaway, B. High, C. Hocutt, M. Jarman, E. Kerczek, Lewis, A. Lovelace, B. Mercer, E. McLean, P. Pappas, E. Poe, B. Pridgen, C. Backley, M. Reynolds, T. Riley, P. Bose, B. Satchwell, C. Spivey, B. Stark, J. Thompson, Y. VValston, D. VVhitlev, M. VVoodard, M. Wcroldridge, K. Wofwten, B. VVorslev. .Wx X a5'w.ld ' A 1:5 f THE RADICGRAM OFFICERS llrriwim Piaxviaii , ljditm'-iii-clzief l?iE'l I'Y .Io Mignctun . i Assistant Editor Cfxnorvisi Smrrii , . Business illrzizagui' Miz. XVMJE XVooimi.i. Arlviser Extraf Extral Head all ahout itf' Yes, read all ahout it in llie Hudiogrzziii. After carefully reading all the news in our school newspaper, one is sure to he well informed upon every phase of social life from athletic events to the latest fads and fashions. Under the supervision of Mr. XfVoodall, the staff worlvs dilif gently to produce an outstanding paper. Une may thinlv that editing such a paper is easy. 'lust aslx Glenda Player, editor-inschief. There is the ever present dead- line which has to he inct. Copy must he written, corrected, typed, and inost important of all, sorted, for only the liest material is printed in our liririiriyriiii. Ads must he sold: pic! tures, taken, and articles, cut. Pages niust he laid out, and finally, as the deadline draws near, the staff rushes frantically about to add the finishing touches. As the last check is made for assurance that all is in order, the staff sighs with relief. The l2KlLl'l0tL:l'lllll has gone to Presslu Small numbers do not necessarily mean less work. Glenda Player, editor- in-ehiefg Mr. Vfioodall, adviser: and Carolvn Smith, business manager Cshown in the center picturej intend to prove this bv outdoing the rest of the crew pictured on both sides. The Rcrdiogrrinz staff spends inanv hours of conscientious work putting out a top notch newspaper. I-rom rofui: G. Evans, E, jones, C. Smith, Nl. Miller, C. Barbour. Second row: H. Mercer, E. Eatinon, Fovles. Tlzirrl rf iii' C' Plivcr A llithawav, Y. XValston, .Xl. Qarter. Sllllllllllgi H. Bovette, -I. Corbett, L. Shadle, Mr. VVoodall, Bailey. E713 14 H1117 .mum 'haw THE MAHSKWETEERS Bus Siuxiiig Presiilezit Cil.ENN EVANS Vice-Presitleiit ciAROI. l3ovi41N Ti'enszfrer M,m'i'ii,x HEvNo1.ns . ,Pzililicity rlflmzuger Costumes, props, and inalxe-up create a very impressive the atrical atmosphere as Mrs. Smith, our clrainatics teacher, says, Un Stageln These worcls sound very familiar to us, the hlaslv eteers, as production night rolls arouncl. rlihrec one-act plays startecl the season oil' with a hang. NotTo11igl11',Sl10clz of His Life, anal Smell of the Yizlcou really left thc audience gasping for hreath. in orcler for us to he memhers of the hlaslicteers, we inust present a monologue hefore the other cluh incinhcrs and our aclviser. If we desire to go cleepcr into tlrarnatic art, we may talvc it as a course. ln this way, we learn to he more polishetl speal4ers off or on the stage. VVe find many opportunities to try out our speech talents in such competitions as the l'Voice of Democracy ancl the Wvorlcl Peaceu contests anal spencl many happy hours reading and acting parts in hilarious conieclies. Pictured in one of the love scenes of the ulay Not Toxiiwlzr are lelit to l .-. riuht: H. Pricluen, Q. Norris, B. Stark, . xA7llll2llUSUD and R. Briclvers. ,P 75 - r Y PN Fl he next two scenes are lrom Smell of Ilzc Y 1111011 and they include: Ig. Bass, 13. Baker, A. Spivey, P. Ellis, G. Townencl. liirsl row: Lewis, Il. Barnes, li. Baker, 13. Stark, E. Herring. Second row: H. Farmer, Al. Totty, K. Vvooten, C. VVitfkc, B. Vvehh, T. Quick, B. Hass, M. Reynolds, I. VVilliarnson, hi. Carter. Third row: I. Bass, P. Ellis, hi. Newton, C.. Boykin, C. Norris, B. Priclgen, A. Hathaway. M s S nth I fill o L i C. Clark, Y. VValston, B. Nichols, R. Bridgers, G. Evans, E. Bass, F. Ftlr n xc J ic io sr n .Mita in .1 'Wk OFFICERS FREDDIE lDEANS IN-ggiflyllr ALLEN Triomfxs l'ice-Presitlezzl BETTY .lo RlERCER Secretary RussE1.1. STEPHENSON V'il'UKlSllVCl' EN W' unh- STUDENT COUNCIL l've got to go to a Student Council meeting. 'lihis expression can he heard every Monday morn- ing as the home room representatives head for a meeting in Room 33. The Student Council has as its aim the promo- tion of good will and school spirit among the stu- dents, faculty, and members of thc community. It sponsors various activities within the school, such as the Sadie ltlawliins Dance, a teacher-student has- lvethall game, a clcan-up week contest in the spring, and the Keep-the-Kampus Kleanu cam- paign. An exciting campaign and election in thc spring, complete with posters, speeches, slogans, and hallyf hoo climaxcs thc year ol' Student Council activities- Ulficcrs lor the coming year arc clectcd and they hcgin to look forward to working in the Student Council with hh: Eller, who has served as adviser for scvcral years. First row: lf. Deans, M. C. Rridgers, nl. Little, Edmund son, ll. Quinn, V. Thomas, Thompson, hi. Leonard, R. Mercer, A. Thomas. Second row: Mr. Ellcr, T. Rilev, R. Stephenson, R. Deans, ll. Matthews, R. Rissett, S. Dennv, G. Bradlev, R. Baker. Tlzird row: T. Fitzgerald, R. Mchlillan, Herring, R. Moosha, R. VVilliams, -I. Cforlmett, R. Rovette, P. Rlalce. Fourth row: C. Vllatson, VV. james, -I. Evans, D. VVhitlcv. N- x ! r i 1 I r 1 1 1 r l l V First row: B. VVeaycr, hi. Saunders, J. Ferrell, N. Crow, P. Ferrell, E. Kerczek. Second row: M. Bridgers, Boswell. C. Clark, N. Rogers. Third row: K. Mills, M. Cholerton, B. VVynn, Felton, I. Joyner, VV. Von Nliller. Fourth row: B. Burke, D. Taylor, Mrs. K. Patterson, Adviser, M. Barnes. I lola, amigof' This is a familiar greeting among the members of El Cireulo Espanol. Once a month the members of the cluh gather together for a period of fellowship. At the meetings, programs are presented which give a fuller knowledge of Span- ish life and customs. Under the capahle leadership FUTURE TEACHERS O rv If Cood Schools Are The llope of Democracy. then good teachers are essential to fulfill that hope. ln the Charles L. Coon Future Teachers Cluh, we strive to gain a hetter understanding of the teache ing profession. During the year, we order college catalogues for students' use, learn ahout modern of Baker Morgan, president: Nancy Bogers, yicef president, Carol Clark, secretary, Billy Bissett, treasurer: and Mrs. Kathleen Patterson, adviser, these ZIIHCIIIICIIUS y iilziclmclzus are rapidly heeoming acquainted with all things Spanish. F AMERICA schools and methods, study the traits of a good teacher, and promote the interests of up-and-coming future teachers. This years officers are: Frances llerring, president, Carol Clark, viceepresidentg Nancy Bogers, secretary, and .Io Pioherson, treas- urer. hlrs. Crawley is our adviser. Standing in front: P. Ferrell. First row: B. Wynri, Ferrell, M. Dixon, E. McLean, B. Smith. Second row: Mrs. Crawley, Adviser, E. Walton, N. Moskos, F. Herring, C. Boykin, C. Pmackley, A. Faircloth. Third row: Felton, Roberson, C. Clark, Pike. OFFICERS llcitlczms AIATTIIEWS , , ,President -IANE BARNES , , Vice-President Rwiiai. Ilicsfi , Secretary AIARY CROW , , , , Treasurer Miss KNOVVLES, NRS. LILES , Aclvisers BOOSTER CLUB NVQ will lbaicla vnu ll 5 san' tlic incnilicrs ul' tlic llonstcr Clulu wlicn :Inv scliuol . I . . projvct or activity' ncccls 21 pusli. Ilit- purprmsc ol, tlic lioostcrs is to prmncmtc 5L'lIUUl spirit by lcncling u liclping liuncl to tlic x1n'iuL1s sluclcnt orgunivzitions tliut arc l12lYlI1g ll tougli timc. By inziliing postcrs, selling prrignnns, and assisting ut tlic linotlxill, ldusltctldzill, .incl lmsclmll coiiccssioii stzincls, tlic cluli incinlicrs show cntliusizism uncl ll liclpliul spirit. Na! r is siixloiis 1 ,Af ,f,, 5.34 vf-.--Q was :- W 5.11 ,C 'ff . ' ,,flff4-' 130110111 row: 13. Xlinsclicw. 'lf San' . ' 1 l 1 1 - 3 A A. ,.. lnrcl, li. XR czivvr, Cv. Izvuns, I. Qur- lnctt, D. Mzittlicws, H. Butts. ll. VVilli1nns, P. Pcrrv, VI. Lcacli. P. Ucuns. Secoml row: ,I. Felton. Al. Lt-wis, A. Ilutliziwuv, A. I,HVClLlCC. B. AI. Siitcliwcll, B. Balacr, E. Hers' ring, P. Pappas, C. Clark, II. -I. Mercer. R. High, D. Sniitli. Tlzirtl ww: K. Barnes. I. -Ioviicr, Ii. IICV- ring, P. Ellis, M. F. Collins, News ton, Nl. nlillcr, A. Bissctt, C. Sniitli, tl. A. Tunilinsun, T. Rilcv. ll. Priclgen, Dauglitriclgc, P. Mc' llfmnriilgli. Top rmv: Bliss Knowles. E. Aclltins, li. Stark, Bass, If. lrnncs, I. Stitli, P. Turnzigc, I.. Nm i'is, Il.-Q-mimi, Mrs. I.ilcs. I I I ii I I I I I any im 3 Q gi ,, ,,f..,,, I, SOPIIOMORES Hotiom row: Lewis, Brice, Nicholson, R. Kello, N. Forbes, G Davis, M. K. Jarman, P. VViIIiams, D. Vvhitley, B. Hunter, lvliddle row M. VVoodard, B. Flora, M. Davis I. Boswell, Wheeler, Goudv Gorclan, L. Turner, Barnes Top row: C. Salcehv, P. VVhite, I3 Ileeden, Davis, NI. G. VVatson N. Bell, DI. Vvilliforcl, II. Shealv YIUNIOIRS liollonl row: S. Ilarton, II. YVCIJIJ P. Davis, Ii. lllftllllifl, II. Ilousc, C4 Ilose, Cf. Ilocutt, C. Ilaclilev. Sec mul row: Il. VI'orsIcv, Iierrell, li Peterson, P. Iferrell. NI. Cholerton -I. Forrest. Il. VVvnn, S. Iones, I' Page, jones, NI. Dixon, A. Pri vette. ililzirrl row: rlihompson, NI Il. VVooIclricIgc. I3. Smith, Y. Brown C. -Iackson, bl. Draughn, If. NIL' Lean, A. Sasser, A. Page, I3. Fel ton, M. Tottv, M. Leonard, Ifcl niunclson. Frznrflz row: Il. Chain pion, VVehh, IS. Salem, T. Car penter, I3. Israel, T. vlorclan, If Eagles, E. Crawlcv, T. Quick, E Pittman, I3. VVatson, I3. Culloin, I3 Farmer. Top row: C. Spivev, M. P Barnes, NI. Ilatts. NI. C. Briclgcrs A. Iiaircloth. NI. Crow, NI. Iloclges QP' FIIESIIMEN BUIIUHI row: A. Clark, E. Batts, Y Stott, S. -Iohnston, B. Rose, Evans, K. Mears, E. Anderson. Y. Anderson, G. W'arcI, H. Vlfeeks. .lliddle row: P. Edwards. G, Carel- ner, F. Kellv, Paxton, XVain' wright, N. Swicegood. R. VVebh. L. Ilanehrow, -I. Barnes, G. Wracldill K. Evans. Top row: P. Varnell, F. Felton, E. Bell. B. Askew, M. Horne, M. L. Aveock, I. Tavlor, M. Jefferson, C. Pappas, B. Baltzegar, M. K. Conlev, M. Clark. 4-fb 1 . .ww -- . .,,. ...,,J,. With the roll of the drums, the hlare ot' the U'L1INl7L'fs, the blast of the basses, and a hoarse whisper from Mr. Eller, Left, Billy, leftli'-the band is on its wayl Yes. whether it be a parade in the cold wind, a concert on a hot night, or a half-time show on a muddy football field, the band, apparently unconscious of tattered unia liorins, performs proudly-bringing a flair or grandeur In all. 1 5:4-S s. it Seeing the enthusiasm with which the band per- formed its duties, the citizens of Wlilson, early in the year, felt it was time that the uniforms matched their spirit and they began a driye to raise money. Their slogan, DRESS UP CUB BAND heard on the air and seen in Print encouraged enthusiastic response. And when spring comes, our hand, dressed in glamorous blue and gold, will march again-bringing a shining rainbow ol' happiness to all. MEMBERS llnte: N. Rogers, j. loinllnson, M. Miller, M. Joiner, Il. Boykin, ll. Shealy. Clarinet: ll. Herring, A. Lovelace, M. Col- lins, S. Daughtridge, K. Barnes, B, Pridgen, j. Newton, li. jones, lf.. Benton, B. lligh, .X. Hathaway, j. Roberson, I. Joyner, N. Nlosltos, M. YVinstead. Y. VValston, li. Poe, I. Bissette, S. Morris, A. Priyette, M. Crow, j, Boswell, C. VVatson, N. Me- Lean, Y. Davis, L. Iladlex, C. Ilocutt, S. Durham, S. Bissette, M. Totty, S. Barton, Y. Brown, E. Rouse, C. Bose, li. Easter. B. Flora, B. Pomfrey, 1. Bissette, R. Johnson. Tromlroizez J. Leach, li, Yarnell, B. Corbett, B. Kornegay. Cornet: B. Batts, R. Harris, Pt. VVilliains, C. Smith, B. VVehb, H. Finch, J. VVehb, O. Landen, B. YYood. R, Perry, T. Sanford, Boyette, I.. Dowdy, DI. Holdford, .-X. Thomas, P. Perry, C. Barbour, M. XVooldridge, J. Thompson, E. McLean, j. Draughn, P. Bose, If VVel,h, Y. Pittman, J. Herring, T. Fish, Ii. Crawley, B. Clark, S. Brice, B. YX'atkins, D. Minsehew, R. Jordan, Pi. Champion. B. Israel, J. XVehh, D. Meeks, C. Stancil, B. llorne, A. VVheeler, C. Sniyey, B. Smith, M. Leonard, I. Felton, D. Taylor, E. Barbour, UI. Barbour, P. Strickland. Buss Clarinet: J. Bass. Alto Suyojrlioizu: B. Balter, VV. Murray, M. Briclgers, B. Riley, B. XVatson, B. Dayis, M. Childs, R. Stephenson, K. Stallings. Fermi' Siixopl1f111c': B. Mercer, B. Ylinschew, E. Pittman, l. Anthony, L. Finch. Frenelz Horn: T. Riley, P. McDonough, B. XVilliams, M. Barnes, M. Brown, B, Farmer. Baritmiez D. Smith, M. Reynolds, B. Bass, D. Smith, Yionoulis, D. Lamm. Basses: E. Bass, J. Garner, F. Eagles, B. Carter, O. Owens. Drums: R. XValker, S. VVinstead, L. Newton, N. VVhite, D. Pridgen, Il. Malpass, L. Taylor, R. Baines, VV. Von Nlillcr, il. YYatson. Softly, whispers lYlr. Eller, as the choir mem- hers raise their voices in perfect harmony. And as the volume swells and recedes in a perfect crcscendo, a faint smile of happiness iliclters from lace to face, lor the group has once again mastered a difficult passage, and the audience gasps with pleasure. VVhether in a patriotic songffest, a Thanks- giving program, a Christmas cantata, or an opa eretta, the memhers receive knowledge and pleasure and give others happiness as they perf lorm. And though the choir specialiyes in sacred music, they often render programs ol' the sweet and tender secular type, classical or semi-classib cal. Between the rhythmical tempo ol' the Blue Tangou and the sincere simplicity ol' I'lI VVallt With Cod, the choir seems to satisfy each one's taste and supply a rich least ol' music. Directed hy hlr. Roscoe liller, and appearing in hlue and gold, they conduct themselves as artists and acquit themselves with pride and honor, leaving an echo ol' melodious strains wherever they go. MEMBERS Stmzdiizg in front: hir. Eller. First row: I. VVhite, N. Herring, M. VVhitlev, l,. Hahil, 'lf llissette, I. Stith, lyvlpfvgl- B3fUC5rPGbR3fkl?'v ggaff 131- F. Bovlcin, Plaver. Fozirilz row: F. Manning, A. Spis lilllzasyeEl.mHESl?:' Il. vev,ilJ. Strickland, P. Perrv, R. Ballenger, D. lieacock, Iturmsty Bryant, pn Mcumwughy pitfman. Thin! ll. Flavlor, M. VVelJster, N. Barnes, Il. Adkins, li. Mana rout: R. Jacobs, H. jones, Bovette, Nl. Newton, Ii. ning, R. Harris. JUNIOR BAND Jimmie Barbour Dan Barfield Diclcie Barnes Judy Barnes Elizabeth Bass Jerald Bass Nlartha Batts VVyatt Bissette Jeanette Boyliin Kenneth Bradley Tom Brandon Sandra Brantley Joan Brice Shirley Cherry Glenyce Davis Jayne Davis Suzanne Davis Barbara Deans Dick Denny Margie Dixon Freddie Evans J. Arthur Evans Barbara Felton Flora Felton Yvonne Ferrell Carol Fleming Julia Forbes Nancy Forbes Suzanne Franklin Shelby Jean Glover Overton Godwin Buth Godwin Sandra Gordon Barbara Heeclen Le Boy High Marnie Howard Betsy Hunter Mary Alice Jackson Mary Katherine Jarman Donald Johnson Frances Joyner Kelton Joyner Jean Keen June Lewis Marvin Matthews Steve Mercer Charles Miller David Nlinschew Elizabeth Moore Maruuerite Newberry D Eldon Newton Joan Nicholson Dennis Peacock Barbara Poythress Faye Price Frances Price Julia Fay Pridgen Arline Babil Horace Baper Shelby Bulliin MarV,Ellen Bussell Claudette Saleeby Bobbv Seate Dannie Skinner Johnnie Stott Tiny Suggs Jessie Taylor Vincent Thomas Kathryn Valentine Jane VVheeler Patsy VVhite Dorothy VVhitley Patsy VVillia1ns Phyllis Vvilliarns Eric VX7llll8IDSOI'l Joyce Willifcmrd Sonny VVilliford Nlildred Vvoodarcl l92P 3 June Abbott Emily Anderson Virginia Anderson Bette Askew Joe Baker Judy Baker Ray Baker Brenda Baltzegar James Barbour H. E. Barkeley Johnny Barnes Judy Barnes Tommy Barron David Bass Donald Bass Rose Bass Billy Batchelor Elaine Batts Jimmy Batts Elizabeth Bell Jo Ann Boone Lilia Boykin Doug Braswell Robert Brown Helen Bunn BEGINNERS BAND Brenda Cale Janice Carpenter Jean Carpenter Nlary Conley Joe Daniel Gordon Dawson Sid Denny Louise Driver Ruby Dunn John Elliot Jo Ann Ellis Tommy Etheridge Kay Evans Sue Evans Frances Evett Faye Felton Mary Felton Judy Ferrell Kedith Finch Tommy Fitzgerald Frank Gill Tom Graves Phillip Hayes Dorothy Haynes Richard High 'llom High Mary Horne Doug Howard Mabel Jefferson Sandra Johnson Eleanor King Gail lylatthews Danny Moore Allen Murphy Donald Murray Catherine Pappas Jerry Pappas Larry Pappas Jim Patteson Clyde Pearce Pat Pittman Jimmy Poythress Martha Quinn Bill Robbins Billy Robbins Jerry Roberson Jirmny Rochell Betsy Rose Tommy Simpson Charlotte Skinner Jo Ann Skinner Dorothy Smith Doug Spivey Vicki Stott Charles Sullivan llenry Taylor Joanne Taylor Phyllis Taylor La Vonne Turner Ray Turner Hunter Valentine Peggy Varnell Gennie VVacldill Charlie Vvalker Loretta VValston Gloria VVarcl Harriet VVatson George VVeaver Becky VVebb Betty VVeeks Faye Wheeler Harold VVhitley Lester VVhitley Pete VVilliford Lois Vllinstead Edward Vvoodard STCRE Our sclwul sturu husincss is hnoming. Anytiiing from notc- hociks, to pupcr clips cam hc i'OLlIlCi hcrc. hh: Xfvikkiilii, B. iXIUI'g2lI1, and l'3m'i'cst work fzlitiifiiliy' every clay tu p1'ux'idc stucicnts with thc In-si 5L'ilU0i SLIIHPHCS. Ilcrc U. Wfchh IULIFCIILISCS typing IJZIPCI' llrmn U. hiurguii. CAFETERIA Cowl food and fricmily zilinusf plicrc arc thc aims of the our ployccs of our school L'2liiCfCl'iLl. Striving to plum thc studcnts limi ixllflliff' mcmhcrs, they prcpalrc wlmlcwmu and uppctifing mvnus. I lcrc wc scc A. Vick, B. hiuttlicxvs, R. High, hi. Tciiclwr, K. Vulcnf tim-, and Misa Aycucig, us they pmcccci through the hunch linc. LIBRARY XfVhut would wc do if it wercn't im' ULII' szlwul iihiliryii The xilricci awmrtinuiit ui' litc1'utui'c ccrtuinh docs unnc in hunch' when Ll hook report or ii Sllllllllkllf' funn am cn' Q1-liilmliii is chic that wcck. hlrs. XfVuucizi1'd goes uhuut lwr task us Ci. Kiniicy, Vviiiifuili, and twu LIIILICIACILISSIUCII I3I'Cl7Lll'C icssum for thc lwxt pcriuni. ,ff if--h ' r L... .. ,Z BUS DRIVERS lxccping in mincl that they are responsible lor many lives lim clays a wcclx, the hus clrivcrs strivc to preserve their safety recorcl. They are not only rcsponsihle lor safe driving hut the concluct ol' the passengers as welll Pictured lrom lelt to right arc: E. Varncll, ili. VValston, VVil' liamson, E. Clarclncr, ll. Stott, ancl ll Poythress, our hus clrixfers. . O. CLASS Classroom routines with on-joh training for those who plan to enter a sltillecl occupation is the ohject of the Divcrsiliiccl Oecupae tions class. lXlemhers are seated, lelit to right: D. Pipkin, C. Nichols, U. Lamm, Mr. llycle, A. Spivey, R. VVinstcacl, C. Adkins. Standing: D. Lamm, G. Vick, W. VVinsteacl, G. Pitts, Brantley, O. Lowe, NV. VVilliforcl, K. Nichols, B. Page, C. Spanos, lXl. Etheridge. INFIRMARY The inliirmary is an essential part ol' our school. Vvhenever a hurn, a sprain, or some other ache or pain neecls attention, each stu- clcnt immecliately thinlas ol' the in' firmary. Pictured at the left: K. Pittman, seeks first aid assistance ol' hlrs. Evans. Sonic fl'L'Sllll1tHI girls will iii tlze l10lllL'CUHlllIALf C. Faris, D. Stallizigs, P. Blake, Coaclz jiiiriiilc liy iictiizg fix lmostws of sclzoul spirit. T110 llicliwis, F. Denim, Coaclz Rogers, E. H. l1i1111ccr1111i11g piiriiilc is om' of tlzv liigliliglits of Sziuswizztli, 111111 Mr. Ufillaril miuzirc' tlze treas- rim fimtlmll sciismi. iiruil Slzclton l.11o111s Troplzy ivlzicli Img rci11r11e4l in Ufilsmi afier five years. i M Cmiclics Rogeiw, Diclcwis, tllltl Uleir, ulmzg N. Rr1ge1's, ci1pt11i11 of lier ter1111, finals lzcrself ll'llll tlze Varsity Fimrluzll Sqzmil, iitteml ilze closely Kgiiiimleil by li. llerriiig in OHL' of tlze weveiztlz 111z111111l lnizzqiiet lIOllOl llIIQ tlzc 195-1 All- i1it1'1i111zi1'nl lizislcetliiill QQLIHICS. bister11 lciini. A SUV? X X f 'if:4lWf' 45 f an P W N X ' v . IQRX V f K- I' 5' :X H f s xv W. fij K. Y N K . N., X xx .4 .W f x : I X If X V ., '21, Our COACH IINC STAFF is pictured from lvlt to right: Bill VVcir, .lunior Basketball, .f-Xssistant ljootballg lrx' Dickens, Atlilctic Di' rector, llascball, Junior Footballg Wziltnti' Rogers, Football, Coll, Assistant Basketball: and Paul lklarklin, Basketball, Assistant Foot- ball. At tbc riglit is Miss Virginia Knowles, Girls' flitblctic Dircctor, lntramural Basketball Coach, and Pliysical Education Instructor. COACHING qs 'nf , F f 'f .4. P. Pappas, head cheerleader. Front row: B. Baker, M. Dixon, B. Mercer, C'. Spivey. Second row: R. Champion, B. Farmer, B. VVatson, B. Salem. HEERLEADER One of the most exciting events in the early fall is the election of cheerleaders. For many hours they practice until their muscles are tired and their throats sore. The best must he chosen for they are to embody the school spirit for the year. No matter how the game goes the cheer- leaders are always striving to keep the competi- tive spirit running high. VVhen all seems lost an enthusiastic yell from our student hody lifts the spirits of our players and sends them on their way with a deeper desire to win. Front row: N. Forbes, M. Jarman, D. VVhitley. B. Hunter, Lewis Second role: E. Newton, D. Denny, hl. Childs, R. Celine, K. Stallings. r CHEERLEADERS Peggy Pappas, Hemi Betty -Io Mercer Margie Dixon Connie Spivey lloots Baker Roy Champion Bobby Farmer lglll-,luv Nxiiltglln Bert Salem JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Nancy Forbes hlarv Catherine Jarman Dorothy XVhitlev Betsy Hunter June Lewis Eldon Newton Dick Denny hlichael Childs Ronald Celine Kenneth Stallings mmm: wx' f, au. tm-wir tw..-Y' wse-W-Mfr, 'fl MOST VALUABLE Paul Blake receives the Most Valuable I llrophv from our number one fan, Clint Faris. Paul, who earned the niclananie, Old leliablef' for his outstanding plav at end position, also received post season honors bv being elected to the Vllilson Touchdown C'lub's All Eastern Squad. THE 1954 SEASON The I95-I edition of the Cyclones verified the old adage that If at first you dont succeed, try and try again. After a fi-O first game defeat by Creenville, they started to gain mo- mentum. The second game with VVashington ended in a scoreless tie and Coldsboro handed the Cycs their second loss. And then on September 2-I, the Raleigh Capitals came to Wilson and it was in this game that the Cyclone offense gained much needed confidence. Even though they bowed by a score of 20-13, they left the impression that better days were ahead. Losses to Kinston and Durham followed and a cancellation caused by I Iurricane Hazel omitted Henderson from the sched- ule. The two-weclx lay-off proved disastrous as the Cyclones sustained a I5-O Homecoming defeat by Fayetteville. Against VVilmington, they found themselves outweighed man for man by a heavily favored Wildczit squad. Although the outcome of the game remained in doubt until the final minutes, the weight and depth of the port city crew proved to be a deciding factor as the Cycs toolt a 20-I3 loss. hlud and cold weather in Rocky IX'Iount revived memories of last year's contest against the Blaclxbirds, but that was the only resemblance. The spirit, hustle and teamwork of thc blue and gold warriors from VViIson accounted for the over- wht-Iming victory. Because of the keen rivalry between the two schools for the Shelton Looms Trophy, the ISHS-I Season was considered a success. VVILSON O WILSON O , VVILSON O , WILSON I3 . WILSON 7 WILSON 6 M WILSON CCANCELLEIDD WILSON VVILSON I3 . WILSON 26 O. , Top: A Raleigh Cap is hit hard by S. Yionoulis us lze breaks into the secomlary. Bottom: Coming in on zz wing and a prayern may well Ize the tliouglzt of this VTXTIWITHQTOI1 lad as he uzalces fl craslz Imuling. FOOTBALL I A. Thomas, V. Thomas. Secouvl row: I Herring, N. Barnes, T. Brandon. 5 P. I3Iz1Icc, B. Pearson, F. Icnkins. T H E C Y C I. O N E S I I I SCOREBOARD . GREENVILLE 6 . WASHINGTON O . . GOLDSBORO I2 R1xLE1c:1E1 20 . 141NsToN I9 , ,. . . DURIIAIXI as HENDERSON qCANCE1-LEm . FAYETTEVILLE I3 . WILMINGTON zo . ROCKY 1x1o11Nr I3 Top right: The IViIs01z defense Durlmm Bulldog. Bottom 1'i.Ql7fI Unidentified back from Iifiluzizzgtozz gains yardage before he is stopped by S. Yiono-ulis and C. Baker. ag' 4 n I Q 4 H, 'Q l .I X ' I. f..1i5 riw we . , 1:15 f -Ki' ' I I VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: First row: T. Perry, A. Evans, G. Evans, -I. B1'z1sweII, T. I.mvc, I. I311vcttc, IJ. IJ1'm'11 J. Leach, P. Perry, E. Crawley, D. T.LiI11Ill, B. IJ1'11ug,I111, Loc, II. AI1msI111, Tlzircl row: T. Fish, L. Finch, U. Lowe, IJ. Stricklancl. L. Iliglm, If. Dv.-1111s WERE ROUGH AND READY . closes III on fl Iom' W ' 1 Y Y f ig y s 5 pf, 3 l f V I z Af A 5 . 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PAUL BLAKE A Durhznn lllllli-l32lCli seems to he in the eleur as Cy RW BALIENCER elone clefenclers meet Bulldog interference. f 4 1 PHIL PERRY I LARRY FINCH Huttmlz Pictures: leefr to rilgglil i ALLEN THOMAS Deans evudes il wmllcl-he tuelxler and I11lllxL'h une ol ODELL LOWE his frequent gains in the 26-I3 victory over lloelxy Mount DON LANM A hack frmn VVil1nington hits the li0l'H'lll'Cl will ul' the JOHNNY BOYETTE Cyclone cleliense. Now if I were euueli, l san 44 Wf ' r QQ BML! W ,MW K ff? 43 3 f ' A, ' I 2 7G R I 2 I 9 4 O Ai maj! , K I R71 KJ ' I ' -as I 22 In ' f 3 H 20? 'Aw THE JUNIOR HIGH WHIRLWINDS OUTIFIT First VUIIIZ II. FIIZIYIOF, C. Sullivan, ul. Butts, N. Page, M. IIucIson, C. I,znnm, R. Ingram, Denny. Secomz' row: D. NansficIcI, A. VV. Faris, IX. Moore, R- MacArthur, II. Tillery, IIncI4ctt, P. Hayes. TIIIHI row: R. PoII1iII, CQ. VVCQIVCV, I3. McIXIiIIz1n, D. Monro, C. IIzn'1'is, FII. Ilitz- LI III I' S c, u. fmith, C. Barnes. Ii. Sutton, Uzuml IS. 'If Clark, Qzmrierlmckg Murphv, Fulllmclc THE JUCLONES. A record of two wins and six losses was compiled by the ,Iuclones during the 1954 football season. Raleigh and Goldsboro handed the -lucs two defeats apiece while Fayetteville came out on top in the only game played between the two teams. Rocky Mount bowed to the junior Varsity in Wilscin but got revenge when the squads met later in the season. Although this overall record is not impressive, the spirit of these boys was outstanding. Several times during the year the luclones went into the game without the services of a few regulars who had been promoted to the varsity. Gaps in the line and backfield were filled with boys small in stature but with plenty of spirit and intestinal fortitude and though sometimes outscored were never outfought. THE WHIRLWINDS. A Junior High team coached by Irv Dickens created a stir among followers of Charles L. Coons' football fortunes this year. The eighth and ninth graders comprised what Coach Dickens declared to be the best-looking bunch of youngsters he's seen at the local high school in years. Five wins and no losses to teams from Rocky Mount, Golds- boro, and Raleigh rewarded the efforts of our hustling griddcrs who finally came through in fine style with scores of 20-O, 14-O, 31-6, and 20-O. Prospects have brightened considerably what appears to be a preview of some fine football squads in the future. A few years ago, our city recreation department started the midget football pro- gram in VVilson. After several lean seasons, the midget program has begun to pay off. Pictured at riglzl, top to lmitonzz E. Manning. Taclzle, C. Lamm, Girard, T. Lowe, End. D Peacock, Halflmck, N. Barnes, Center, ,V 4 L., nr- A M . 221 'K . 1 1? 4 44 xi fa 3 S' . A ' 1 X l f N mi. 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M ,W ,.,- , ZQWQK QZM1 X474 ' WW: ig!! 7 'ff ' f ' 541.3 1' jsmg a f ,,' 'z .1 4 .gm . h ' 4 2,5 . .- f-my-s.. if , , . - as-iw , . mx .W 13.50 ...ig . 1 1 , ygamv x X : . 5 1 ff., '-H' w V. ff- ' , A' Q' 7 if?-il '5 i . uf ,fi . , 'W V, .iff ,'..V, 'I ' xi 1 7, 'Q . '- .X Nl. Matthews, Halfback rl. Barbour, Gzmrrl QQ., 1 ,.., f S 2' 'dw VARSITY BASKETBALL Vvilsonis basketball hopes were given a stunning set- back in the first game of the season against a powerful Greenville squad. This defeat gave the Cycs a determi- nation to win that brought them some exciting last minute victories. After a 66-51 loss to Wfilmington, in their first eastern AAA game, VVi1son moved into a tie for third place in the conference standings as they posted a 61-49 victory over the Goldsboro Earthquakes. Our first conference home game furnished us with a 64-53 win over Fayetteville. P. Blake racked up thirty- one points, with T. Jordan and F. Deans following with twelve and ten points respectively. Raleigh 11igh's State Champs ran up against some stiff local opposition with S. Yionoulis and -1. lladge playing one of their finest games. The Cycs missed a chance for a tie in the last fifteen seconds and took a disappointing 60-57 loss. The local cagers got off to a good start against Rocky Mount and staved off a last quarter Blackbird threat and rallied to a 49-40 decision. F. Deans continued his jinx over Rocky Mount by grabbing twenty rebounds and T. Rrandon was outstanding on defense- Going on a road trip to Durham, the varsity cagers trailed all the way ti11 the last quarter. Leading by one point, the Bulldogs started a freeze and, with only seconds remaining, tried to clinch the game with a lavup. 1t was no good, and VVi1son's P. Blake got the rebound and passed to F. Deans who whipped it back to Rlakc. The gun went off as Paul arched a one-handed push shot that swished the net in an exciting 45-44 victory for the Cyclones. VVi1mington tripped the locals in the following home game, but VVi1son got revenge by edging the winless Goldsboro Earthquakes 52-50. Raleigh was hitting on all cylinders in the Cyclones' next meeting. Subs for both teams saw considerable action with A. Thomas, A. Wheeler, C. Griffin, and W. Lee standing out for VVi1son as they suffered a 66-40 defeat. Another last second 41-39 victory in Fayetteville and a 41-38 win from Durham assured the Cycs a place in the State tournament. Rocky Mount, with no chance to get into the top four, was relieved of all pressure and posted a 52-43 victory in the last game for the Wilstiii squad. Top right: Hadge switches off to guard opponent from Durham County High School. Middle: Ra1eigh's State Champs find the going tough as the Cyclones press all the way. Bottom right: Hadge suggests some possible strategy as Coach Marklin and teammates listen attentivelv. , I THE WILSON .IUCLCDNES I, left to right: G. Hass, T. Lowe, T. Perry, II Hodges, D. Nloore, T. Fish, R. Stephenson, B Seate, K. Stallings, V. Thomas. SUMMARY The -Iunior Varsity basketball squad eoaehed by Bill VVeir finished the season with a 7-12 record. Wills oyer Henderson, VVashington, VVllI'l1ll11,Q,tOI'1, and Goldsboro highlighted this years schedule. Ar top left, G. Bass fights for the re- bound as T. Fish, V. Thomas, and B. hloosha hurry to lend assistance in the liayetteyille game. Coach lry Dickens' .lunior High VVhirl- winds, eonlposed of eighth and ninth grade boys, eontinued the basketball program started last year for the purpose of groom- ing up-eonling Cyclones. Schedules for the eighth and ninth grade ICLIZHS were ar- ranged, and quite often the VVhirlwinds teamed with the Junior Varsity to enter- tain opponents. lioifmu left: In the first of three games against Favetteville, G. Barnes C281 R. McArthur C181 and B. McMillan C251 rebound. A. W. Faris C27j and S. Denny Cbehind lVIcArthurD defend against a possible fast break. .I R.- HI TEAM First row: Lovelace, A. Moore. G. Barnes, A. VV. Faris, E. Roh' inson, M. Hudson. Second rmr: B. Ingram, F. Benson, Denny, Thompson, VV. Brown, B. VVard, R. McArthur, G. Griffin. Third row: G. VVeaver, T. Graves, D. Caton, T. Fitt- gerald, IJ. Spivey, B. McMillan. R. Moore, K. Pridgen, II. Page. I THE MCNGGRAM CLUB The goiden 'WII . . . is the prized award Iior a sport well played. The Iioys who receive ilnx award have all shown outstanding ahiiitv in some varsitx' sport. Iihev are handed together in tht N1 T athIetie association known as the IXIonogr1nn CiIuh. This year Ii. Pearson, C.. Sutton, and Ii. I3aIIe A head the CILIIU as president, vice-president, and seeretary-treasurer, respectively. MHMBEP-S. first rout: G. Evans, E. Crawley, Ii. I3ovette, ID. Minsehew, IJ. Provo, AI. Iladge, I3. Ilrauglin, A. 'I'Iion IJ. Lanini, Yionoulis, T. Brandon. Second row: M. Mattliews, I. A Frans I C' I3aIxer 'I' IortI'in I' I - IJ. Biake, R. Ste ihenson, I3. Pearson, B. Seate, I. Crute. I3. Moonhzii 'I'I1irtI r X': i .. fi ' , I. '. '. .. I f Tl on I Illlkil NN ILL I Ihins IJ Uennv, R. Dyson, Herring, lx. Ballenger, IJ. StrieI4Iand, X. Thomas, U. Lowe. ngti Riu 1 5 l 1 l ll ,, lu l 5 'flltentionf Cirls interestetl in playing intramural l, lwaslyetlwall are to meet in tlie gym innnecliately alter seliool.Wl'l1is is tlie liarniliar announcement macle lay rlylr. Wlilliartl oxer tlie P. .X. system eaeli year, liolloyy ing liirst semester exams. Soon, girls from gratles nine tlirougli tyyelxe lintl tlieir way to tlie gym eaeli r luesclay anal lritlay aliternoon. Botmeing lmalls, slirielging yyliistles, anal sliorlting players eelio mer- riment tlirougli tlie lialls. Competition is keen: tlierelore tlie wliole seliool talxes an interest in tlie games. Miss Knowles, our eoaeli, is kept ldusy reliereeing ancl trying at all times to tleyelop goocl sportsmansliip. At tlie encl ol' tlie season, the Key- ette Clulu, sponsor ol' tliis sport, ayyartls silyer lvasket- lmalls to tlie xxinning teammates. i l i 'ay First row: ll, Lewis, A. Hatliawav, A. Lovelace, B. Sateli- well, B. Baker, E. Herring, P. Pappas, C. Clark, B. Mercer ll. Boykin. Second row: N. Rogers, Newton, Bass nl. Boberson, Stitli, M. Miller, EI. Bissette, C. Smitli, il. Fliomlinson, P. Ellis. GIRLS' B Bottom row: S. jones, B. Smith, F. Rodgers, Y. Brown, B. Felton, Barton, M. Leonard, B. VVebb, Nlorris. Second l'0ll'i Ferrell, E. Peterson, P. Ferrell, Nl. Cholerton, For- rest, B. VVvnn, S. Jones, P. Page, C. Barbour, A. Privette. Third row: B. Wcirsley, N. McLean, P. Tant, E. Hicks, M. Pearce, F. Joyner, K. Mills, C. Jackson, M. C. Bridgers, -I. Sasser, G. Racklev, M. Tottv, M. Dixon, K. Pittman. Top 7'O'll'i Pike, B. Baker, C. Spivey, M. P. Barnes, Rl. Barts, P. Rose, Draughn, E. McLean, C. Hoeutt, A. Page. ,Qrm w v ,SKETB O 000 J First row: C. Saleehv, B. lovthress, A. Bahil, Briee, . Newberrv, G. Davis, M. K. -Iarman, ll. Vllhitlev, I3 llunter, P. Vllells. Seeomi row: E. nloore, Nl. Bussell B. Godwin, B. Dunn, A. Daniels, B. Pomfrev. Bissette, l VV h ,l. eeler, L. iliurner, li. Griffin, Barnes. Tlzirti rou P. Vllhite, B. lleetlen, Davis, M. C. W'atson, N, Bell I , , ll. VN illiforcl, ll. Shealv. , . Bottom row: nl. Quinn, E. King, M. Mills, P. Comb, j. Abbott, D. Bitter, U. Etheridge, L. Parker, H. Vllatson, D. Smith. Seemzai row: P. Barfielcl, G. Gardner, E. Batts, V. Stott, llohnston, B. Bose, Evans, L. Anderson, V. Anderson, G. Vllarcl, B. Wieelts, Iilzirrl row: K. Evans, P. Varnell, KleLean, Paxton, Vllainwright, N. Swieegoocl, B. Hanehrow, Barnes, Vliaclclill, M. Clark, Top row: E. Bell, B. Askew, M. Horne, M. Taylor, M. jefferson, C.. Pappas, B. Baltzegar v hlorris, E B. Norris P. Finch Vllehh, L A l. Little Aveoeli, Pl P. Felton Like the hoys, the girls are equally enthusiastie oyer playing hasltethall. 'lihis is shown eaeh year hy the turn-out of so many girls for the intramural program. Last year there were eight teams eom peting for the title-ten this year. Exeitement reigns throughout the whole season and clouhly exciting are the finals. llaeh team plays hard in all the sehetlulecl games, for that eoyetetl title-A the girls' intramural ehampions. ln the 1953-5-l season, the finals found the teams of L. Thomas, C. Brooks, N. Pmogers, ancl Barnes, playing against eaeh other. Competition was lxeen from the time the first hall was thrown in until the final whistle was hlown. ln the entl, L. 'lihomas' team eame out on top hy a elose seore. N. Rogers' team plaeetl seeoncl. X'Vhat a seasonl . . But oh, what funl - O l954 TEAM,-SeI1rezI: UI. Crecknwrc, T. Perry, VVinstcacI, T. Davis, C. A. Thompson, C. Sutton .SILHILIIIIQZ D. Vick, H. Pearson, B BA SEBA . Nlchuls, D. Strickland, I. jones, AI. Bissette, M. Matthew S C O R E B O A R D VVILSON 4 . . , I , ROANOKE RAPIDS WILSON 4 . .,,,.... KINSTON WILSON II . . ROANOKE RAPIDS VVILSON 8 I , . . , . RALEIGH VVILSON 6 . .,... GOLDSBORO VVILSON I . ROCKY MOUNT VVILSON IO , ..,.... DURHAM VVILSON' 7 I A FAYETTEVILLE VVILSON O . . . ,WILMINGTON XVILSON 4 , ,...... RALEIGH VVILSON I . ,,.,. GOLDSBORO WILSON 3 . . ROCKY MOUNT WILSON 2 . ,.,...,. DURHAM WILSON 7 ,..,. . . , .,.. . . FAYETTEVILLE VVILSON CRained Outj . . .,..,...,,..,., WILMINGTON TOTALS , . . . . .,.. 5 WINS, 8 LOSSES, I TIE IIIZI After winning the Eastern AAA Championship in 1950, '52, and '53, the Cycs diamond outfit faced a rebuilding problem. The 1951 season was the first phase of the program and considering the loss of seventeen lettermen from last year's championship team, the overall record proves that Wilsoii can still hold its own even during a lean season. Using his few remaining regu- lars as the backbone of the squad, Coach Irv Dickens developed a smooth-running ball club and by substituting his younger boys freely, gave them much valuable experience. Fayetteville bowed to Wilson midway through the season by a score of 7-6 and from that point on the Cyclones went on a five- game losing streak. A road trip to Goldsboro ended in a disappointing defeat for the Cycsg the first at the hand of Top: A. Evans wonders whether or not he'll steal seeoncig coultl that he rt szgzml Coach? Bottom: jones and C. Sutton head for the bench after the third out. Goldsboro in twelve years. The second game of the year with Kinston was a hard fought contest all the way, but because of dark- ness, the game was called with a score of 4-4. ln their last home game, how- ever, the team bounced back in I jones heats the throw to first while B. Nichols watches T. Davis scores for Wilsoiz as his lmttery mate comes the action from the coaches' hox. into third. fine style and again hammered out a 7-1 win over the Soldier City boys from Fayetteville. Rain and wet grounds postponed the final clash at Wilmington and the Cycs finished the '54 season with five wins, eight losses, and one tie. 1. f l w . e. . ?!??tu ff,i 1 ' . : 5:1 Ziff 5 r V f W.. . Q , r J ,. l f 1 4 f - . ' SPRING SPORTS TENNIS A elear, sunny duy heelxons to the Cyclone netrnen for an afternoon match. Pieturecl from left to right, seated, B. Seute, T. Jordan, R. Stephen- son, U. Boyette, and Haclge. Sfflllflllltfl, left to right, S. Yionoulis, D. LLIITIID, rrncl V. Thornas. if jg f U? GOLF The long, rolling fairways of the VVil- son Country Club are the practice grounds for our high school golf team. Pieturecl from left to right, Crute, D. Denny, Coach VValter Rogers, and D. Nlinselrew relax before teeing off. , ' ru 'J' fy' r ff E , . ,A .8 I W 2 'Q I' i . Q rg , .. 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Football practicing and band marching went on just thc samel Electric fans in classrooms gave hints of relief, but hund- kerchiefs mopped our brows, and listlesslv we ambled home at three-fifteen. A severe writer shortage added to our discomfort, and then Hazel struclql Never shall we forget seeing trees, chimf ncvs, roofs, and buildings flying through the air. VVC stood rebuked, and wondered at the power of the wind . . . then snowl Four times in one yczrrl Temperature . . . down to ll in Februaryl . . . and in between . . . rain! But always behind the clouds theres a silver lining. CHMELS Jnmflml WA T E R it mf You? .MUDENT C0r4Rl'lL We Q i CO-OPERATION HAZEL Destruction . . Debris f my p,,q,..:--Q mf' ri AMAZEMENT I I I I I I I I I I I I I I LIBRARY I Snow . . . Magnolias M . 5 I I , . ' , II ILIIIILL . WHAT A YEAR! Sluclcnts UHJl3CI'LllL' in Q1 clrivu tu sau' wzilci' . . . No XYQIICI' lim' cIcx'cIrIping I Im' AIU! Iuuys rush to sum' Air. Ciliglrlvs I,. Cimiiis purtmit from the I IY'lS,QL'S ul the IILII'I'IL'2ll1C . . . IJICILIVL' scliccluln' Senior girIs iiispccl lI1c Iittciul strccts Iclit Ivy mighty lluful 'Iimc' tu puscf Students, uxciu-II Ivy thc Iiral mmm, i'LlsI1 out to BIQIX' zlt Iioliiclmmlii wi'iucI FUN Through It AII We Managed To Keep A-avi I . I . . . I'icturc SCIICLILIIL' ruincci uguiii Cap? .- fgz 484 X, di ,Ar ggi A RAINBOW IN OUR HEARTS. I N w U W lr rl y. W V W W 1 N 1 , 1 1 I I 1 I Pietziretl on page 120, left lo riglzl, clonal. linthralled, students visit the stage and social- ize with musicians of the first Southeast Assem- hly program of the year. Lewis, hlrs. Lewis and hliss Ayeoelt take a liinal approving loolt at -lacltieis DAR scrap- hook. Posters, posters, everywhere! hlany students willingly prepare for the TPA safety parade. ls it spaghetti?', No, just crepe paper stream- ersl The Boosters work happily many hours mak- ing snalqers for the Fayetteville game. Mrs. Capps' English class enjoys a Christmas play which they planned themselves. rlliny Riley gets the shock ol' her life at the Shrine Parade in Raleigh. MEMORIES 0F HAPPY DAYS Pietzrred 012 Page 121, L1Ull7ll YVhewl VVhat an assignmentln hlrs. Capps' economics students appear happy to have Fin- ished their dream home investigation. P. Deans, G. Evans, hi. Reynolds, and P. Rose sing out their praise for their candidate For the Student Council election. Lets hope they light! exclaim lX'lr. Roses industrial arts hoys as they display their handi- work at the spring showl Sign mine next! This phrase is heard all over school as students autograph their much anticipated last edition of the COCOON. llappiness reigns as R. Rand and L. Thomas are crowned King and Queen of Stunt Night in the beautiful court scene Copposite pagel. X N -r ,ff 'U :gm H.. K 1 2'-QV., gt fa Q Us -i ECONONHCS 9 1 . Q, 'ii s 1 Wes. 154112 g .ff A 1' sql ri V .Qu aiu Q Jimi K 1 ilu ? Illia!-its ' :Urals 2 W, .,, ww ,., , ..,. 4 VN f fl Zaye cfm yr ' Ulf, EA: 1 ,L . .nn , K1 iii.- 5 ll sumti: il-x nf 1' ar' 1 l '-nav' fir V, 'QW4 .4 Q ' . 'Mm l.,,..,x , - 4, M 4,- .ww , 7 , . f, x V - - U fsvxv f f 061, kM 'N-R X 5 ' .- ff , .1 ,. r J! V1.1 uf N if .7 MX M, 0 Z ,a 472 Q ,W mg ! 4 Pictzrrcs, Page 122: lscft lo right mul rlouaz li. Deans lifts a heavy Christmas basltet pre-- sentcd bv someones homeroom in thc VVhite Christmas program. D. Cox, junior, and S. VVilliford, sophomore, our student photographcrs, pose lior their own picture. We, the seniors, wish to express our deepest gratitude for a job well done. From out-of-doors cooking at Camporccs, to precision and dignified marching, the VVilson Boy Scouts add splendor and distinction to our parades and suggest their own motto as they participate. Playing Stars and Stripes Forever the CLCHS Varsity Band comes down Nash Street- C. Anthony, E. King and D. Crutc are pleased at bliss Ethel Bynumis contribution for needy children overseas. Christmas Season of Good Will, finds llcrv ring, F. Herring, and Miss R. Craddoclx, paclv ing clothes and soap, collected by the youth of the Community Churches, for needy children overseas. IN C. L. 0. HIGH SCHOOL Oh, these pop-testsln exclairn several students in Mr. Herrings class. He is a new teacher. No, this isn't the Straggler's Band . . . the uniforms just didnt go aroundl These are rcge ular members ol the Varsity Band. Pictures, Page 123: Left mul down Tell them it's for a very worthy cause, hints Mrs. Brandon to M. Childs, S. Mercer, D. Denny, Crute, and -I. A. Evans before they make their rounds for donations to the lX'larch of Dimes. Now take this ragged cape for instanceln Members of the Varsity Band stand inspection for a group of citizens interested in helping in the Dress up our bandn campaign. E. Crawley sells light bulbs to Mrs. Cox in a drive sponsored by the Lions Club to raise funds for our band uniforms. Some of Coach Dickens' boys take their turn at spearing paper on the lawn. W f AW ff A X VZ!! J ' , er f-., f , 1 W-Q. .4 Y W . y Z, , Z , ,fl-,ii 7 ff'-'. 1 f 11' E? Q I . F f' ' ' fa 1-ffl ' f 4 I mul' . .div in , ' ,ll'.'Sl'. Co-Clmirmeiz Manx' FRANCES COLLINS VVILLIANI EDWARD NIINSCHILW VVatch your step . . . oopsl he careful, watch that step-ladderl to the left . . . a little . . . more to the right . . . thats it! Exclamations are heard throughout the gym, as M. F. Collins and B. lylinschew, artistic co-chairmen, strive to malie this, UThe hrlardi Gras the hest Junior- Senior ever. Festoons, as colorful as any rainbow, are draped from ceiling to lights and brilliant flags are tacked in place . . . giant French Maison is hraced once more, and then the fragile roof slowly and carefully is pulled into place. lXlrs. Blaclihurn tcnsely sits and watches while she holds her hreathl The finishing touches are detailed with greatest care- Nearly a thousand multicolored bal- loons, giant figures of horns, clowns, and masks adorn the walls and halcony. At once, everything is finished, from the huge clown over the entrance door to the flower- covered French house with its douhle decks of rich gold hanisters adorned hy balloons and hedeclied with ferns. hlassive colored lights, shining down from the halcony, lend the sense of gaiety, romance, and intrigue of a hlardi Gras setting. Ja. MMKEEILE 065 .IUNIGR-SENIOR A Dgcomffug C,-ew Dance liz New Orltrm HOOSV' and ahsl resound through the hall as the for- , mal-clad figures enter the front door. The girls in rain- bow colors, looking their loveliest and their handsome escorts enter with a new dignity. Into the make-believe land that once was the cafeteria, they make their way. Decorations of beautiful girls in masks and clowns give the French atmosphere of gaiety which characterizes thc Mardi Gras. Everyone takes his seatg the junior class president rises on shaking legs to welcome the seniors. More speeches follow. Then comes the food! Sophomore waitresses masked and wearing ballet clown costumes appear with the welcome banquet food. Clanking of silverware . . . More tea, please . . . A'Another roll, please . . . Laughter . . . Jokes . . . hflerriment . . . Clouds of nylon net stoles billowing up lend magic to the scene. After a satisfying dinner the guests proceed to the gymnasium for the floor show followed by dancing to Jimmy Harris' orchestra. Bmzquel Scene The Allied Youth group was organized last spring and has a roster now of about 150 members. Ar the left, in the top picture, we see the two advisers. Mr. Rogers and Mrs. Finch, and the officers. ln the middle picture, the officers and board of directors appear. Left to right: P. Pappas, R. Ballenger, vicef president, M. Newton, Corbett, D. Lammg Cstand- ingj F. Deans, Presideiztg G. Evans, A. Hathaway, Secreturyg and Lewis. Like any high school, our school is a place of manv interests. There's never a dull moment, for we move quickly from one thing to another. Below we see an excited group of our students ready to participate in the first radio teen-time show spon- sored by Dr. Pepper. Thev look happy enough! At the top, right, Mr. Stone, principal, welcomes our future teachers to inspect the new Davis Street School. At the far right, top, some of our students gather at the Teen Club to pursue their interest in art. The center picture recaptures the magic of our first TV show over VVNCT in Greenville. ln the lower left picture on the opposite page M. Miller and N. Rogers help the Shriners sell programs. In the lower right picture, two of our last years seniors learn how to be nurses from the VVilson School of Nursing which has classrooms in our building. Their blue and white uniforms are very familiar, and reassuring also. -.. my ' K rg, U , f W a M ' Q Z , ,, 5 2 'M , A A , Z. THE FO0T 0F THE RAINBOW 1 i ' ' 1 'agwwwggqzt ' ,gg an -f. A , M mug , Y r 44-r I-hzfazaxvw Q in' Ilk- ,Aw- f' 5 D 'V n ' w 'Q 4 -3 'W Q c Y ' 'P ENC? N . 1314 'U' 2 ' I '3- Xf xNXx,ffxfX' HK N ' , Xt ., 'T' Q' if y N I V N XY Aw V xygytx xx, , XX Xffwfxf r XY K Y xgf'X1J,Xf'X1! J' XX. 'Q 56111013 1111111111 01 11'e111'111g 111,115 611111 Q011111s. 1D1lV11ZALf CCi1lZl1lL'IZC6?1l1L'l21 111e1111Je1'5 01 t11e c11011 1 D . , - , Cf. 11L7'1'UV 1110111'1s 101' t11e 01111111 11111111 E- S11111- 171111 1111 1llI17Ol'1t7lI1 p111't. S010ists ll'11O give graci- lllL'1'11lZ, 13. 11. S11t1'11111e11, 1. HU.1'L 1f6.', 111111 71. 131111611 011511 0f t11ei1' t111e11t5 111'e: fleft 10 1'1g11t1 P. P1111- 111111' t11e11' l!lL'11AlllAL'7lIL'lI1S 11111811 17,1 Hrs. C1't'IlI 17118, H. High, H. A1111i11s, F. 11e1'1'i11g, P. Perry, 111,11 111111 1'CCU1Al1L,ll 1711 Hrs. 1gV1'IlIL1U1I. H. 1X1Cll'1UI7, fxCC01lll7UlI1Sf, Forest, 111111 M12 1f11e1',1111'eCt01'. AND WE DISCOVER THAT A 1 ' 1 DREAMS 6011115 YHUE . . . . Heiizg 1111111611171 HIL'llI17Cl'Of111C A1tT11OlZlY1 1101101 F111111 1115111155571 171 C0111111e11ce111e11t 111'i11gS fl Srzeiety is t11e 11111111t1011 111111 L11'Ul'I1lI 01 111051 SL'lZ1U1'S' 1'e1111:11t1011 01 Hl11'Cl71lIS c0111e t1'11e 101' t11e se11101'5 The C1'IlZl11l.' 114Q111 C6Vf.'1IIOII,1' is 11111 x11e1'e11 111111 115 t11e1' t111'11 t0 1lIfIVC1Z L1OlI'1I t11e 11151e for t11e 111st 11111111 lHI11L'117t'11L'L1 1'1111111x 01 H01101' Day. 111116 t'0 t11e 511111113 0f HP011111 111111 C17'C1l1IlS1U11CC. MARSHAL The basic purpose of any school is to transmit knowledge that we may promote good citizenship, and to do this in as happy a way as possihle. Many of our students spend happy hours delving into the depths of knowledge. VVe are very proud ot' all who learn to enjoy studying, and we are especially proud of those who make the highest records for themselves, both in good citizenship and in amassing knowledge. 'liliey are chosen to serve as marshals at Commencement. This is one of the highest honors a student can achieve. It is surely for each of them a Dream Come 'liruef' Seated, first row: VVells, Thompson, Bass, Parker, Pomfrev. Seated, second row: Clzief Harslzrzls, Lewis, Coll Newton. Standing: Hicks, Dawson, Walston, Rhodes, Bradshaw, Baker, Jarman, KC1'ClCli, Crow. And now, we come to the end of our hook and the end of the school vear-the last year for some of us. It is with deep appreciation that we look hack upon 'our life here -for the people we've met and for the lessons weve learned. Here, at the close of day we have heard laughter ring throughout the halls. Qui' days have been happy here, and now other doors will open and a new life lies ahead. However, we know that in the future when we recall our high school days, it will be with A RMll Gllll EN ily ,-34, x 1 1 nf.- 4:1 2+ ia -n.:QAQ'Y? A will,-L -few, 3 . X r . f 1: mf sg N K, F K, r- L R l. 1, gi ES K W K Z xr i xA ' . i I 3 X RAINES Bi COX OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS 55 COCOON HINNANT'S SCHOOL OF DANCE 203 Warren Street Ph 3781 3 FORBES SERVICE CENTER 204 W. Nash Street Telephone 4658 PURE OIL PRODUCTS W. l. WOOTEN CO., INC. New and Better Used Furniture 4I7-4l9 E. Nash Street Wheel Balance 5 Generator Work WILSON, N. C. USE BIG DIXIE PRIDE OF WILSON CORN MEAL , BEST in SALES and SERVICE Manufactured By WILSON N C wilson rim mms, mc. Phone 4865 Burrett's Printing House WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Wedding Invitations Our Specialty One Day Service Fancy Groceries-Fresh Meats WEST END GROCERY West Nash St. Dial 3I5l Vegetables-Procluce H343 BAIlEY'S JEWEIRY Diamonds-Watches-jewelry Expert Watch Repair I05 South Douglas Street Phone 26l7 WILSON, N. C ETHERIDGE PLUMBING CO. Five Points Nursery Plumbing-Heating And Floral 904 Randolph Street Dial 3928 Appliances-Model Kitchens H9 W. Barnes Street WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA wlLsoN, N, c, Flowers With Ribbons EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Correct Merchandise Flowers-Wilson Hatchery, Inc. Baby Chicks-Feeds Poultry Equipment Furniture-Appliances Af Low Prices 229-23I East Nash Street WILSON, N. C. 204 S. Tarboro St. WILSON, N. C. REFRIGERATION 8. APPLIANCES, INC. YOUR wEsTlNGHousE DEALER I-lorvey J, Doughtridge, Mgr. II3 S. Douglas Street Phone 2293 H351 Tobacco City Motors, Inc. YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER YOU CAN PAY MORE-BUT YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER YOU'LL BE HAPPIER WITH FORD CARS OR TRUCKS PHONE 3164 WILSON 4834 WILSON INSURANCE 8. REALTY CO., INC. I I9 Goldsboro Street HERRING'S DRUG STORE WILSON, N. c. ATlANTlC THE GEORGIAN ROOM BUllDlNG 8. lOAN m woo Nash Street ASSUCIATIUN WILSON, N. c. II9 South Goldsboro sfroof WILSON, N. c. R. F. BELAND PLUMBING AND HEATING 3I0 E. Bornes Street Phones Office 3927 Residence 3558 SMART STYLES for MEN and YOUNG MEN with YOUNG IDEAS PAT'S SERVICE STATION Lomor Wodey J I3 STOIQQ Washing-Creasing Cars Vacuumed Thoroughly Inside 310 E. Nash St. Phone 3220 TIEIIIE CRIEAMIIERY H371 Q 25-' HAVE W neun' or cake PARTY Guests Ike EM CN Q 'rg 2 IE 1116? I I-A W1 ' A :Y A . - - ,.-akwae ' 25' Q, -1 ' I . TIQI- . . Q A ' I . 'Z ' I 6 , 21 D, V3 ON HAND ron YOUR y y I X. 3 I 4' 'Ml 'u .-- MM V A H X. ' Coke is a registered Iradevmcrk. b HIGH'S, INC. 311-13 Herring Avenue WILSON, N. C. FIBERCLAS HOME INSULATION PLUMBING-WEATHERSTRIPPING LENNOX WARM AIR HEAT Johnson Furniture Company Incorporated 120 South Goldsboro Street Styled Men's Wear R A. Grady, Jr., Mgr. PARKER'S BAR-B-Q Fried Chicken, Steaks R. C. WELFARE SUPPLIER OF SINCLAIR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Highway 301 SOUTII Dial 3516 WILSON, N. C. WILSON, N. C. Oysters-Any Style H381 There's No Time Like The Present To Make Someone A Present of The Time DENNY'S JEWELERS IO8 W. Nash Street WILSON, N. C. Stuncil Refrigeration SALES 6' SERVICE Representing Friedrich Refg., Inc. FIOGTIIWQ Air F E Stencil 903 S. Goldsboro Street Phone 4I57 WILSON, N. C Joyner's Funeral Home Telephone 3I34 AMBULANCE SERVICE I07 N. Pine Street WILSON, N. C. Wilson Doughnut Shop Makers of B Cr H Doughnuts 3II S. Torboro Street Phone 5325 WILSON, N. C THE IMPERIAl TOBACCO COMPANY IOt Great Britain and Ireland, Limitedi WILSON, N. C. II39I DINE AND DANCE at the Cinderella Inn Private Room for Parties Phone 6426 SEE L. C. Woodull Furniture For LEONARD REFRIGERATORS THOR WASHERS DUO-THERM HEATERS Phone 4314 Wilson, N DOUBLE-A RUFFIN SAYS BUY cooo GULF PRODUCTS FAULKNER DEPENDABLE NEON SIGN SERVICE Since T937 Lirtlffjolwn Foullcnor, Mgr. ANDERSON, DEANS 8. WOODARD, INC. GENERAL INSURANCE AND BONDS 1924- T955 WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA ART CLOTHING STORE II4 S. Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. VAUGI'IAN'S JEWELERS WATCHES-DIAMON DS RECORDS-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS UE I A I Y I06 Barnes Street Phone 5707 xc Usivey ours For Smart Styling WILSON, N. C. H401 SMlTH'S TRANSFER Phone 2952 FARMER'S WAREHOUSE WILSON, N. C. WILSON, N. C. Full Capping WHITE,S TIRE SERVICE WILSON, N. C. Phone 4200 406 Stontonsburg Street On 301 Truck Lane Doretha Gail ll ll Dressese-Suitseeefoats U50 YH Hsholn 104 w. Nash sffeef Wilson, N. C CONTRACTI NG-SALES-SERVICE J B ones mllers 8' company Dick's Electrical Company COI1l'raCt0l'S and Bl.lllderS WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Box l454 WILSON, N. C. Phone: Day 7-0ll8 Nite: 4759-4763-5247-5083 ll4lI TIRE SERVICE, INC. Expert Recapping anal Vulcamizing The Best in the Business WILSON, N. C. Dial 5932 SIBERIA FUR COATS 303 West Nash Street P. l. Woodard 8. Company, lnc. GENERAL MERCHANTS General Agents Contentnea Guano Co. High Grade Fertilizers and Farm Supplies IO8-I0 E. Barnes St. RALEIGH ROAD GROCERY Groceries-Meats-Produce 5II Raleigh Road Prompt Delivery Phone 6119 BRADLEY BARBER SHOP Phone 7-I226 IOIO S. Goldsboro Street H421 We wish to soy we have enjoyed you for customers throughout your high school days, ohd We sincerely hope for your Coh- tmued potrohoge throughout the Coming years J 0 - A N N ' S 203 Nash Street Wilson, N. C. FRANK LONDON MEN'S CLOTHING 107 S. Tarboro St. WILSON, N. C. GEO. H. BARNES WILSON LUNCH Place of Good Cooking Anything your heart desires in Metal I'Try US IO4 Barnes St. Wilson, N. C HO0D'S GULF SERVICE O Five Points 212 S. Lodge Street WILSON, N, C, Dial 4146 Phone 6814 CAROLINA BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. BUILDING MATERIAL-LUMBER AND COAL Phones 3411-7-0122 WILSON, N. C. 11431 D101 4115 9616 The Junior Teen Shop WHEElER'S ESSO SERVICE Specializing in Teenage and junior Clothes 24 Hours Service Sportswear-Evening Dresses Nash 5 pende, sts' Novelties and Accessories W'L50Nf N' C' 509 Raleigh Road SELL YOUR TOBACCO With THE WATSON WAREHOUSE H3 S. Torboro Phone 3215 'I' H E A N N E x Meeting Place MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS ln the heart ot downtown 2 - l i 2 .gg E 5101155 SOUTH S -LARGEST JEWELERS 209 EAST NASH STREET Phone 3165 ll44l GARDNER'S DAIRY VELVET ICE CREAM HOMOCENIZED MILK Phone 3056 JEFFERSON APPLIANCE Lovelace Motor Co,, Inc. II5 S. Lodge Street WILSON, N. C. Bornes Street WILSON, N. C. Your Lincoln-Mercury Dealer HUNT'S 3148-Ambulance Service-3149 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Friendly Service Since I934 TOWE 499145 OJOQSPIOEJ 's 9ll HYIOO1 PBLUOOJD QLH, JO! SERVICE 105 North Tarboro Street QIOHS IIIHLIVI SfNl'I'II'IW wu.soN, N. c. H451 SMITH WAREIIOUSES ABC RICK'S GUlF SERVICE East Nash Street GlENN'S FURNISHING CO. Mrs C R. Swmsom, Owner YouR FRIENDLY STARLITE AND PINE VAllEY Drive-In Theaters 0 ' N EA l ' S Wllson Electric Company, Inc. Wholesale and Retail Commercial Refrigeration Domestic ERUITS AND VEGETABLES Television LIVED AND DRESSED POULTRY SALES AND SERVICE 4I2 S. Goldsboro St. Phone 6I27-6128 H461 Eastern Motor Soles, Inc. THE AVENUE GARDENS FLORlST CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE llorisl Telegrapll Delivery SALES AND SERVICE 202 Park Ave. Dial 2257 WILSON, N. C. THE BEAUTY BOX llNVIllE'S, INC. Quality Concrete Products Steel Sash and Doors WILSON, N. C. MOSS BICYCLE SHOP SCHWINN-COLUMBIA SHELBY DEALER WILSON, N. C. Phone 4937 H02 S. Goldsboro St. R 0 Y B . W E B B National Bank Building WILSON, N. C. PROTECTION-SERVICE-DEPENDABILITY H477 HUGHES MOTORS, INC. 301 South Your Dependable Dodge Dealer DODGE-PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCK T. l. HERRING 8. CO. WHOLESALE MEATS Dial 4252 WILSON, N. C. O E T T I N G E R ' S Department Store AND O E T T I N G E R ' S Men's Store + + Wilson's Leading Store Since 1869 Bruce wishes to welcome everyone to his new location ir BRUCE'S HOT DOG STAND 901 S. Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. J. M. Newcomb Company, Inc. Distributors Fire Fighting Equipment SALES AND SERVICE Phone 3903 Wilson, N. C STAllINGS PRINTERS Quick Service cmcl Better Printing Dial 3381 Wilson, N. C 11481 HURCHLUELL' J EWE LERS Ei' tificb Gem ologise nfaisirnfnmvsifn Annum GEMSQCI IASLSI WISIIIO Carolina laundry 8. Cleaners, Inc. WILSON, N. C. THE CABIN GROCERY ICARROLL'S INC.I FOODS Cf SERVICE SIIKICQ 1906 401 W. Nash Street Phones 3141-3142 WILSON FlORAl CO. Greenhouse, 307 Hill St. Member Florists Telegraph BROWN Oll CO., INC. Delivery Association PURE Oll- PRQDUCTS Dial 2211 Wilson, N. KENWOOD MOTEl Dial 7-0126 Three Miles South of Wilson on 301 WILSON, N. C. WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA H491 THE WILSON DAILY TIMES Your Wilson County Newspaper Evening Hours Are Reading Hours Circulation More Than I0,000 R E QUINN 8: co Wm. Hines Barber Shop I30 S. Goldsboro Street Fine Furniture Telephone 3405 MONTICELLO CAFE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CD. Nr C:OIWf'ilIIOf1fg?Ii WILSON, N. C. GROWER'S C0-OPERATIVE WAREHOUSE, INC. For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco WILSON, N. C. We Pay Patronage Dividends Box 247 Phone 5097 H501 Wilson's Shopping Center RADIO CENTER BEIK-TYlER'S WILSON, N. C. Television Hecaclquortersu CORBETT MOTOR COMPANY 11 ' W 202 East Green Street . wlLsoN, N. c. Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. wlLsoN, N. c. + Sales-BUICK-Service Cecil B. lumm 8. Co. Complete Service In Dunlel Roofing supplles Real Estate-Insurance-Bonds Incorporated H7 W Ba St t l2l S. Douglas Street . ITIES fee WILSON, N, C, Dial 2346 WILSON, N. C Dial 4493 ll5ll Shop with Confidence At lecler Bros. Department Store And Wear with Pride SWINSON FURNITURE COMPANY 106-108 West Barnes St. Phone 4436 REFRIGERATION SERVICE J. E. BALLENGER Phone 4236 717 Herring Ave. WILSON, N. C. QW? MIllWORK COMPANY Dial 7-1141 Woodwork of Distinction WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA MACK D. BISSETTE, JR. Real Estate and Insurance Agency Farm and Home Loans National Bank Building Room 611 Wilson, N. C. Dial 4361 B-K SALES 8. SERVICE FRICIDAIRE HOUSEHOLD AND COMMERCIAL REFRICERATION AIR CONDITIONING 321 E. Barnes Street Phone 7-1296 WILSON, N. C. Robbins Jewelry 8. Music Company jewelry, Musical Instruments, Record, Pianos 6' Watch Repairing 112 S. Goldsboro St. WILSON, N. C. 11521 BRHHCH Blllllilllll 8 IRIISI IIIIIIIPIIIIY THE SAFE EXECUTOR MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION H537 REECE DEANS AUTO SALVAGE COMPANY PLUMBWG NEW AND USED PARTS CALL US WHOLESALE AN D RETAIL PURITY BAKERY WILSON, N. C. Eat Purity Bread Every Day WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY 'I25-I27 S. Goldsboro Sfreet Telephone 3035 FURNITURE WILSON, N. C. r. HQ . Z W W' L' . Ianni BRYANT NOWELL i Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Dial 2022 Wilson, N. C. H543 THE MEN'S SHOP ARROW SHIRTS KNOX HATS HOWARD ADKINS, INC. INTERWOVEN SOCKS CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHES BARNI'IIll'S DRUG SHIRE Exclusive clnusns Prescription Druggisfs Five Points Wilson, N. C. DIGI SIOS Phone 2856 HUSSEY Oll and TOPS HEMBY'S BEAUTY SALON 210 East Nash Street WILSON, N. C. Mr: Estelle I-I E1lluot1 We need your head in our Business Phone 2083 1 A v f115 A'.1 1w,.. n . 1 . - .. -wr IMUTHER I 1 .I J . S FASHIDNS H553 EASTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO I23 S. Tarboro St. WILSON, N. C. Phone 3083 Auto Parts 6' Accessories Expert Engine Rebuilding CHARLES DEPARTMENT STORE The Store of Savings WILSON, N. C. C. Woodard Company, Inc. IOS N. Douglas St. WILSON, N. C. Safes and Show Cases Office and Reception Room Furniture WI'IITlEY ElECTRIC 8. NEON SERVICE Contracting Bottled Gas-Sales-Appliances And Service WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA h 2 P. O. Box 895 map one 450 Phones Day 4895 Night 4750-6369 M 0 R R I S O N ' S GiIl's Radio Service D R U G S T C R E 207 East Green Street RADIO-TELEVISION-SOUND + Service For Your Pleasure CompIete Drug Service + Satisfaction with every transaction At Briggs Hotel WILSON, Ns Ca G. s. rucm aco., mc. phone 3136 Oldest Furniture STOVG WILSON, N. C. H561 R. E. TDWNSEND 8. COMPANY REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 121 South Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. For Snow White Laundry And Superior Cleaning TRY JIMMIE DEMPSEY INC. HOTEl CHERRY cmd GRILL CARTER'S, INC 102 W. Nash Street WILSON'S LARGEST CREDIT IEWELERS Phone 6201 WALTER S. HINES BARBER SHOP Briggs Hotel Six Coiirteomre, Harbors We appreciate your business Flowers For All Occasions STARR the Fl0RIST 508 Maplewood Ave. Dial 2108 A. C. Ioyner Telephone 5395 Jayner's Memorial Company CEMETERY MEMORIALS 301 Highway South of Wilson 11571 SHERAYNE BLOUSE CO. Manufacturers of Ladies Blouses and Sportswear TERMINAL DRUG AND VARIETY STORE Across from AcL Passenger sfsfasn 408 E. Nash St. Phone ZIOI-2102 RAINBOW RESTAURANT AND CAFETERIA ++ We believe in truth, quality, and sanitation C. C. BENTON 8. SONS Architects and Engineers I20 N. Torboro St. WILSON, N. C. H581 z x Wilson Petroleum Company J. L. BARNES, President Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 11601 ROBERT B. ANDERSON POST NO. I3 AMERICAN LEGION Wilson County Fair Grounds Highway 30I South WILSON, N. C. YOU HIT THE JACKPOT When the stork picked you up, slung you comfortably from his bill, and began winging his way earthward with you, the chances were fifteen to one against you. But you were lucky. You hit the Jackpot. You live in The United States of America.-The New York Sun WMM SIDNEY BIUMENTHAL 8 CO. INC. Established l854 ROCKY MOUNT WILSON H615 Whitehead and Anderson nNcoRPoRATEo DEALER IN LEAF TOBACCO + 'I' WILSON, N. C. INTERSTATE AND INTRASTATE CARRIERS - CARGO INSURED BARNES TRUCK LINE, INC. WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 7-OI88 I.C.C. No. 7640 TERM I NALS: Baltimore, Md. Phone EDmondson 6-4650 or 6-465I Portsmouth, Va. Phone EXport 9-533I A Load on our truck is a Load oft your mind H621 GG 'QQ cf Mello ' For GOODness' Sake ll ICE CREAM Lx I I W1 I . Xxx, x ,f E f fLN.d W- fx X X X I X I V I XI X xJf'I x I YOU ,I MARRY XX l Glhv CEM AND WE WILL FURNISH THE HOUSE K' I . N I HEILIG a mlsvzns f K-ZA FOR WISE BUYERS f k' WILSON N. C. . X X X ff ,ff I Y f X X X i 4 I Lf x H643 ,.,. I 5: 39' fix it , ,,., V . , :zu i x ,, xx 1 3 i Qfcklkkbk X xl if l V ' V 'X 'N K 1 , ml xkk , 'f: l , ' CR 'Wx' l . i,z,: 1 Nl , 1 -.'-: ip i. S f ' 4 ' 1 , 1.1, - 1 Q, ' l In 'N f - f 1 1 1 5 at Il 1 f I Q il IQ .Y 4 sl 1 mm ? 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