Coon High School - Cocoon Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1956 volume:

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Ulbifn mewfwfwff wi fi Cff'L6'l'g1. 5 The mln' of W'ifm1z-W'01'lrf 'J ffzrgeyl brigflf leaf zzmrkef- ffz.n'imzfw the Jffzjjf, 177 Q N Ai.. STATE. CNY.. SCHOOL HOME. GOD.. The heJt land, The hlext land, The Old North State! Wil5on, Vfilfon, Grand old town, Jo true, it lVe'll alwayf lore and honor you W' e Jhall al ufayf renzefnher our old high Jfhool, No matter how far we roanz. Horne if the haven Of lozfe, of joy, Of peafe, and plenty. Thy word if a larnp unto in y feet, And a light nnto my path. Psalm 119 f' :J F fy' .J 51. u JL.. -- . !,1,Xu'C'-w,'-,,.'.Tw--4 wg, K 0- 1 - ,,-, ff- ,, ,,1-. ,. - :wig .w. ,U,,,I'w' .. ,N ,-, x. .-, , ,-,.,-.A -- ..., U,Q,:L,,U1.-.. f, V, 'I J W,-,T-P ..5-,' .- ., LQ . C E311 TC .'5i-' 'LT Ei: 'QC '73 ,. , ,- vvx., ,, MMA' .M .., -wzuMU3'T'C.'D E51 wzai ,- M ., . 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J f- 1 meme-gag. mb xl 'I v w N N N V 1 1 I w f...,Q,: A A 1' I, lfor fifteen years of service to OL11' school, guiding, teaching, and coachinvg 2' C' C' D with an endless supply of wisdom and inspiration For his great spirit and will to win which he has instilled in the hearts of the boys he has coached For his ever present cheerful word and desire to help us with all our problems For these things which have caused us to have great admiration, respect, and love for him Wfe dedicate this, our 1956 Clocoorsi, to CQoAcH IRV D1c141fNs. One of our favorite families! The bedtime stories have been read and prayers have been said. Now it is time for the good night kiss! Coach Dickens, Wife, Mary Douglas and children, 'Io Ann, Bill, and Baby Doug. As we so often see him on the held, Coach appears in the picture below in his work clothes. .gwa IDU y MW, li WV, an f if ,f, Wy W5 f W mf , ,ff fff QW: ,J f f W f W Wm f f ff f f W f f ff ff, f X ff I Li' ff f, , V M U VM 4 -,M W If A M g Y , 'K M f V J' ,, f W ff nf ,f ff 4 I gum ruin iiCLQl'lJ ,. J.,-1 r X A f X fmlfr P4 Q.. f X 'MN 1 1 ,x 1 1 11 1f'fL , 1 ..L1. 1 f 11 '11 1,1,1,1,1! ,1' f1!11 1' flff ,,, 1 If I X X I I ff In Xi ,.1f!1f1 ,f1,1 f11!L 1 1ff!!1 111 Ulm. 1. 11,1111 .lv . , 1 . 1 ,I ,. 1'f!f1f1f:'11'fL WL1' JH!,fl1.f41Jff1l, 1 1 1 ' , I ' ,117 1,111 1.f1'1f1 X111 za.,'1'1'1ff1f1f ,ffm fff 111 11111. fw,f,1'.'141 Qfffc '11 1,11-1 1,yfLj1 f1I1L,f1,f,f1'1'1'i 171.1 111'!J1'1! 'Hffflff ,f 1 1 I1 ,io ' f ff f.,,.,-f-, Aff- ,'7 T 'f '1'Y f1f1 ' 1 ff J K: fs 'T 9 ,X 11.f'4..1',1 f1U17 1'1L'4Lfi.W11Q1,11131:'L'mU 2'1Luv1LfywlfL4Z0Wl -J , .1 ' X ' 'I J 123475 'Q' F' OFFICERS DR. R. L. FIKE ..,...... Cbzlflwlzlil if MR. B. FORBES. . .Vh'e-Clmirffzmz MR. S. G. CHAPPRLL ..... Smwffry BOARD GF TRUSTEES MEMBERS MR. G. H. ADAMS MRS. j, XV. BENSON MR. B. J. FORBES DR. W. C. HUNTER MRS. C. A. KING MR. G. C. VICK H43 Nuz'e111l2er 20 . . . Ike day! A citizen gucci' fu the jwzffi' In lwfe. The 1955-56 school year opened with a record enrollment throughout the school system. Nearly 500 eighth grade students entered the high school, and 185 seniors began the last lap leading toward the high school diploma. Our Superintendent and Board of Education had anticipated the big increases in enrollments and pushed plans to provide urgently needed school buildings. In November, citizens in the city and county of XX'ilson carried, hy a wide margin, a bond election that would hnance the construction of a new Senior High School as well as other needed school buildings. Donations of valuable property by Mr. VU. O. Harrison and Mr. XV. D. Adams provided sites for two school plans, and the Board of Education selected Deitrick and Knight to complete the architectural planning for our building program. The school year, which opened with housing problems of great proportions, closes on a note of B?fft'7' Drip Ahead. 1 ff Mr. Cbtzpfvell and Mr. . Knight, izrcbilerf. ibuu' .l'lllLZ7?IIZ coznzcil Ojfteflf Ike blzzejvriilfr of Ilae prepared zzezz' high scfannl. H53 'I' 3 i it A L Y HIPFEN I1,' 'f ' d MR. GEORGE S. WILLARD, JR. P1'i11i'ijh1f of Cl1iz1'fe.i' L. C0012 High Sffwonf Mr. George S. Wfillard, jr. has won for himself a permanent place in our hearts for his never failing devotion to us and our welfare.XWith his ever-ready smile denoting his habitual good-will, with his deep and unfailing sympathy exhibited to us at all times, and with his complete understanding of our problems, he has given us needed guidance throughout our high school years. We love and admire him, and he will remain in our memories as one who, on all occasions, has given us a feeling of pride in ourselves, and in our school. Because of his own pattern of life, we recognize him as one who is capable of, and en- gaged in, one of the most important jobs on earth-shaping and directing the minds of our youth towards the best there is in them for the glory of their nation, their state, their city, their home, their school, and their God. 1161 Each student in high school has his name on some homeroom roll, and his homeroom teacher assumes the responsibility for making him feel wanted and needed, Each teacher is a counselor and therein lies the strength of our school. How- ever, if special problems arise, or if information is desired on such subjects as college entrance re- quirements, vocational guidance, or personal mat- ters, the students receive a welcome from the specially assigned counselors, who are glad to study their problems, listen to their woes and help them in every way possible. They render the students a real service in guidance. may fAe way DEAN Oli BOYS- lVll'. Roscoe A. lfllelt. Assls'I'AN'1's ef.c'fl lu rflrflff .l. Sasser, M. Teacher, H. I.. Lamm. D. Murlnry and other boys get tardy slips. DEAN or Cirrus- -Miss Hattie Noble. Assi STANT5'-SltHlLlJ!ll1Q.' Leif! In Hgh! P. Strickland, CQ. XY'atson, A. Page, DI. Pike, K. Mills, Sfllfllgf P l'errell, rl. Ferrell. S. Skinner, P. Tant, C. jack- SOD. CouNs12I.oRs: Lefz fu rigbz Miss Noble, Mr. Hyde, Mrs. Crawley, Mr. Eller, Miss Ay- cock. r l v l , l I -I.. W sf v 4 f E! ff K, Q 4' 4:- igwwwyils 'ff an-...N Wur- 'V Simi, 1 ff DW Wie f fy! fi -f f 4,4130 4, T 5 V- Q 4- Qrsfbd 'Cf W ,SA jf' Z'N,'4X K Q, EW .ff !ff,na,Fw'!7?:,Z MX f f 'cf ,Pff SQ? v 1 , Q ,Z M--gf sg, A g - QW- Z A wi f N5 4 by . ,, , X Fil W 0 A Q 4, -1-Q. , 6 W ,, , X , f N K, , , 7. ,., wif , W W ' f ,f X X ,Q fbi 'V 6 f 4'1 .qu-as , 1 63257 -, f 1 f .. S6 Q - ffvn, Q' Jw, , . ..,, 1 v 4 1 ff 4 Q f W Wax f ww f W, 4 Y . -M, , z 4 X x- Ii Q f X 'Z ML ' 0,60 f Lt- . ,K MZ. GN-W--4' Miss Lela Aycock: Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, A.B. - English, Adviser of the Edi- torial Staff of the Cocoon, Career Day, Quill and Scroll, Adviser of the Senior Class. William R. Beamon, Jr.: Atlantic Christian College, A.B. - Mathematics, Adviser of the Freshman Class. Mrs. Ella Beamon, Jr.: Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, A.B. - Science, Mathematics, Adviser of the Freshman Class. Mrs. Coral Blackburn: Missouri State Teachers College, B.A. - Social Studies, Adviser of the Junior Class. Miss Cora Bond: East Carolina College, AB. - Business Education, Adviser of the Business Staff of the Cocoon, Adviser of the Senior Class. Mrs. Jeanette Brooks: Meredith College, A.B. - Commercial Subjects, Adviser of the Senior Class. Mrs. Mildred Bullard: Columbia University, M.A. - Home Economics, Eighth Grade. Miss Barbara Cline: University of North Carolina, A.B. - English, Adviser of the Debaters, Adviser of the Booster Club, Adviser of the Sophomore Class. Mrs. Julia Constantine: Duke University, M.A. - Sub-Freshmen Teacher, Mrs. Grace Corbett: Atlantic Christian College, A.B. - Science, General Science, Adviser of the Freshman Class, Mrs. Ethel Crawley: t , . wr' r Did you ever pily lbe e.'iIl'f!JZl'U1'IIl.Q Oflobei' found Tire izzfifmife .immli bffumf IM' ,ll'L'Uc'.l ,l.m'11z.1te Mm. H Blum, H. Tuylar. ilflri. High. .md S. Ezxnzi' ifzznidizzg Bl.ziv5bl11'11'i Azzfwiixizz lljlfllfvl iflzdwzli M. Alun' bil I77jI'iIfj'. flffdgw, .md B. Rfmdw. East Carolina College, A.B. - English, Girls' Counselor, Adviser of the Future Teachers Club, Career Day, Adviser of the Senior Class. W. Irvin Dickens: East Carolina College, M.A. - Mathematics, Athletic Director, Adviser of the Freshman Class. Miss Mary Elder: Duke University, A.B. - Social Economics, Civics, Journalism, Adviser of the Radiogram, Adviser of the Senior Class. Roscoe A. Eller: Columbia University, M.A. - Music, Director of Bands, Dean of Boys, Mrs. Nell Fryar: East Carolina College, B.S. -Mathematics, Adviser of the Freshman Class. Mrs. Flora Hanchrow: l-lunter College, B.A. - Mathematics, Officer of P.T.A,, Adviser of the Junior Class. Mrs. Jean Harriss: East Carolina College, M.A. - Commercial Subjects, Adviser of the Junior Class. Mrs. Nellie High: Atlantic Christian College, A.B. - Science, History, Adviser of the Sophomore Class. Robert W. Hyde: Wake Forest College, M.A. - Diversified Occupations, Adviser of the Senior Class. Miss Virginia Knowles: East Carolina College, B.S. - Physical Education, Coach of Girls' Sports, Adviser to Cheerleaders, Adviser of Business Staff of Cocoon, Co-sponsor of Booster Club, Eighth Grade. ll9l Kw: 'Y-,-.,,,n ---lu .. ,,W, , Wg ,, Y. ,-,.,.-,A 'A I M- H V X1 .1 -N. f X f ' 'N AQ! 131 V214 I J fl .V 571991 ifblf? 'V 1 J 'IQ C.nju11fLf, 'lf jffzzfmf, .md Edzzzznzdmzz in Mn, B. Swiflv, B. Riley, P. Ferrell, 1. Hudye, 1. FL'7'7'?!l and if C:1.Ill'!Li1'.l' ffm: .jcpllli .lbflllf lift' D1 EUXIJIXLZI by vfndbyjulq Miw Elder' 111.111 .1 wriulngy llIf.l'L'l1,flkflll1 ml mve failure lg Cl1.f1ffw'1 Cr'xNTIiRl5l'RY 'l'ALr2S. .md izzffqwzfjfffz. w Min Cfimh vlfrpfwzfx, C. Bwmw, B. M.1fllwzzxf, Jud Aljvv SfJlZfUIIy.I' j'f1lf!t'i1flk G. 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HL1m'l1wz1'. 121 D i 'TAM-WL-1?+-T1 f- ' frm- :wr f .T::.f - 51-7, 5'-vw ', 'Www l l l r ,. A l l i r , . l i l l ll i l l l l l Kenneth R. Lamm: Atlantic Christian College, A.B. - Chemistry, Physics, Senior Adviser. Robert P. Marklin: Catawba College, A.B. - Physical Education, Social Studies, Athletic Coach, Adviser of the Freshman Class. Mrs. Hilda Moore: Meredith College, AB. - English, Latin, Adviser of the Junior Class. Mrs. Jack Mylum: Uni- versity of Kentucky, B.S. -Home Economics, Adviser of the Sophomore Class. Thomas J. Nixon, Ill: United States Naval Academy, B.S. - Mathematics, Adviser of the Sophomore Class. Miss Hattie Noble: Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, AB. - Latin, Dean of Girls, Adviser ot the Sophomore Class. John H. 0'Connell: Atlantic Christian College, AB. - Mathematics, History and Geography, Eighth Grade. Mrs. Maxine O'Connell: Atlantic Christian College, A.B. - English, History and Geography, Eighth Grade. Mrs. Lena Overman: Greensboro College, AB. - Social Studies, English, Eighth Grade. Mrs. Magaline Pace: Meredith College, AB. - English, Eighth Grade. Mrs. Kathleen Patterson: University of North Carolina, AB. - Spanish, Adviser ot the A l I 1 l 'l i l l l i l l 5 I III Plyyficf rl11.vi', M1'. Ldmm expl.1111.i' In Ailfbllilj' .md Nl,l!,Q.ll'ffl711!l'.Q Sq11.11'e Rwfli? Eql1.1f1rJ11.i? llne !J.1I'U .ff7c'Nl R. jordfm the prizzrijvle 1111011 iwbirh .1 Plllfejl 11'01'ki', JU, .i.1Yy B.11'b1J111' .md P. Ylilvjflll' 111 Aflfli, Fi'-y11z i L'!tl.l'.lS. B. llporiley jimi! mnzetbizzg 10 izzfererf ber more. ffwmi ZH,-M, UU, ,5,dd,,,,,' ,,,,fM,,.'1'f Spanish Club, Adviser of the Junior Class. Walter S. Rogers: Columbia University, M.A. - Physical Education, Head Football Coach, Adviser of the Freshman Class. Gilbert A. Rose: Teachers College of Columbia University, M.A, - lndustrial Arts, Supervisor of Ticket Sales, Eighth Grade. Mrs. Anne Ruffin: Woman's College of the Uni- versity of North Carolina, B.S. - Commercial Subjects, Adviser of the Junior Class, Miss Peggy Stanton: Greensboro College, B.A. - English, Adviser of the Booster Club. Mrs. Clara Stewart: Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, AB. - Eighth Grade. Mrs. Ruth Waggoner: Howard College, AB.- English, Sub-Freshmen Teacher. Mrs. Katherine Walls: University of North Carolina, AB. - English, Eighth Grade. William H. Weir: Presbyterian College, AB. - Social Studies, Athletic Coach, Adviser of the Freshman Class, Eighth Grade. Mrs. Margaret Weir: Duke University, A.B. - Social Studies, Adviser of the Junior Class. l23 l Y H'-A-,ffw -f fff':fv-Y-'1-5- ??-E.. 3917 B Y A s Y -AAYNH 4 rms in MW., - H,-,,-JL -. , , Mbgr 7,4 .L-.A .-- Q N 5:11 1 I 1 . X X A I ,, , .7 G , V X, X , . 2 U .. , I 1 5.2 .ff 53 1. lmff.. EL Q fwi. bi f 'fl L L 'Of if .L 3 Ea' QL Q QQ C.:U'mL.Z! .L U MM. H.nriv.v iv jvrefnzriizlu Iidiiiimdmzi, I.. do Kayser, B. 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RAY WAT' KINS 1283 STIfPH1fNSoN Al'PLI3XY HI'I4If CROW' CRAWLM' BRANDON ,K , A va , V ' sw, .- 5 W. K5 I, ,K-Mi 1 1 . S . wif fl J HU 0 5 in .0 S 7- ' f- , 4 , x.,,, 5 A f ' ,, w ' H , , fm, ' ff as I ' A 'W I CLASS OF 1956 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS P1'wnIef1l.' RUSS STIEPHICNSON Ifife-Pz'wiffe11f,' ED CRAXX'I-IZY Sm'efL1z y,' MARY Crzow' 'I'mmmfr.' ERVIN APPL12xvc'H1'r12 SL'I'g6'L1lIf-4If-.AI'lll,l.' TOM BRANDON M ASCOTS ALBERT THOMAS, jk. B1z'1 rY jo Bkmmzks CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOXVER Gardenia CLASS MOTTO Lire ffm! mflf lnllzmvnzzf will Wild' yfm IINZPEI' ffhlli lmfL1y. 129D JOSEPH EDWARD ADKINS, JR.: Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Booster Club 4. BARBARA ANN ALLEN: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Rodiogram Staff 4, Homeroom Officer I, 2, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Spanish Club 3, 4. ROBERT LEE ANSLEY: JOHN MARK ANTHONY: Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Homeroom Officer I, 2. HENRY ERVIN APPLEWHITE: Transferred from Stantonsburg 3, Class Officer 4, Key Club 4. RANDOLPH ELBERT BAINES: Band I, 2, 3, Diversified Occupations 4. BILLIE DOVE BAKER: Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Student Council 2, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Marshal I, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Honor Day Award 4, Office Assistant 4, Superlative 4. JOHNNY CASWELL BAKER: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Stunt Night 3, 4, Ways and Means Committee 4, Key Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Monogram Club 3, 4, Radiogram Staff 4. MARY EVANGELINE BARBOUR: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, Allied Youth 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Cake Sale 4, Prom Committee 2, 3. MARY CATHERINE BARBOUR: Booster Club I, 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Radiogram Staff 3. ffl fl' 'f ffm' f'fL'fff'f.2 IM' lt'lIffl1'l Well! Iflmzwd uilb The iezfmri fu Mfr, Ci'.1zz'lv-3'.r hurfzemwzz .ire b11U'.E'6f11z1Q 1114111115 ul flu efcrlffnl nj ujfi'e1'i'. IfJe lwiuzii ffaey fwjgof lin! Nigbf. SYLVIA JEAN BARBOUR: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Testator 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Stunt Night 2, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Senior Cake Sale 4, Homeroom Officer I, Honor Day Award 4, Editorial Staff Cocoon 4, Softball 3. BENJAMIN LEE BARNES: DAVID BRUCE BARNES, JR.: HARVEY LEE BARNES: Diversified Occupations Officer 4, Football I, 2, Homeroom Officer 2. JUANITA BARNES: Transferred from Elm City 3. MARIE PAGE BARNES: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Keyette Club 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Officer 4, Prom Com- mittee 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Football Sponsor 3, Future Teachers of America 4, Editorial staff of Cocoon 4. SARA LYNN BARTON: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, Prom Committee 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. GLENN RAY BASS: Diversified Occupations 4. JOANNE BASS: Student Council 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 2, Honor Day Award 3, Homeroom Officer I, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 3. JOSEPH HARRISON BASS: Diversified Occupations 4. Bus Driver 4. JULIUS DONALD BASS: Bus Driver 4. MARTHA ANN BATTS: Band 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Editorial Staff Cocoon 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Honor Day Award 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Keyette Club 4. JOHNNY ARTHUR BISSETTE, JR.: Monogram Club I, Homeroom Officer 2. SALLY FINCH BISSETTE: Prom Committee 2, 3, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, Homeroom Officer I, Stunt Night I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Keyette Club 4. TENYA BISSETTE: Allied Youth 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, 1301 r f - x W i ii rl A I 4 L l I 1 W 4 1 5 V w I I 5 i 1 1 I l I W 5 W l 1 Y i 3 i 1 ! 1 1 5, 4 5 Y Q 1 Y S ww 4:J., 1'.'7' QM- W? 1 Y fm' W ,,,,,,,,,,,,,-. , .,....,1 ...... BESSIE JANE BOSWELL: Junior-Senior Honors 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 3, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Keyette Club 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Editorial Staff Cocoon 4, Stunt Night 4, Senior Cake Sale 4. HILDA JOYCE BOWEN: Prom Committee 3, Allied Youth 3, 4. JUNE IRIS BOYETTE: Prom Committee 2, 3, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Stunt Night l, 2, 3, 4, BETSY REBA BOYKIN: Prom Committee 2, 3, lntramural Basketball l, Homeroom Officer l, 2, Allied Youth 3, 4. THOMAS HENRY BRANDON: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Band 3,4, Class Officer 4. FRANKLIN BRYAN BRICE: Football l, 2, Tennis 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, MARY CHRISTIAN BRIDGERS: Band l, 2, 3, lntramural Basketball 2, 3, Stunt Night 3, 4, Student Council 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Business Staff Cocoon 4, Prom Committee Chairman 3, Keyette Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Football Sponsor 4, Ways and Means Committee 4, Homeroom Officer 2, Future Teachers of America 4. RONALD KEITH BRIDGERS: Football l, 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 3, Home- room Officer 2, Masketeers 2, 3, Electrons 3, 4, Officer 4, Ways and Means Committee 4, Student Council 4, Business Staff Cocoon 4, Booster Club 4, Key Club 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4. GEORGIA YVONNE BROWN: Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Softball 3. MARY MARGARET BROWN: Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Keyette Club 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Editorial Staff Cocoon 4, Superlative 4, Ways and Means Committee 4, Stunt Night l, 2, 3, 4, Football Sponsor 3, 4. 4 1 Ifvfngfv flu, unit mmf ul' flu ,Q.1uft, Fei'1'eff. S, Tfye .HIIIIIJI wife sale ii one nf Ike ffljkfi mwzely ILIIJHZH 1 i B. ffffi 11, ,mmf S. jfnzfi tufu, Azffffg 11,11 fivfefi. fP1'ujeNi'ufffw i'ef1ifn'i'f.1i'i. ELAINE FAYE BUNN: NANCY LEE CAMPBELL: Transferred from Illinois 4, Spanish Club 4, Keyette Club 4. THOMAS LYNN CARPENTER: Prom Committee 2, 3, Stunt Night 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4. JAMES BRUCE CARTER: Diversified Occupations 4, Band l, 2, 3. ROY LUNSFORD CHAMPION, JR: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Student Council l, Prom Committee 3, Stunt Night 2, Key Club 3, 4, Tennis 2, Business Staff Cocoon 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. MARGARET PEARL CHOLERTON: lntramural Basketball 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Homeroom Of- ficer 2, Radiogram Staff 4, Debating Team 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 4. BADIE TRAVIS CLARK, JR.: Golf 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, Student Council 2. BOBBY WATTS COE: Transferred from Smithfield 2, Baseball 3, 4. DOROTHY JEAN COMBS: lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Prom Committee 3. ROBERT LEE CORBETT: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Stunt Night 3. GEORGE EDWARD CRAWLEY, JR.: Most Valuable Player Award 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Homeroom Officer l, 3, 4, Ways and Means Committee 4, Stunt Night 3, 4. MARY DINWIDDIE CROW: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, lntramural Basketball l, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Marshal I, 2, 3, Chief 3, Keyette Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Superlative 4, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4, Business Staff Cocoon 4. ADDIE IRENE CROWDER: Choir l, 2. FINN BOWEN CULLOM: Transferred from Fayetteville 3, Booster C'lub 3, 4. BENNETTE RAY DAVIS: Bus Driver 44 1321 fwf QW 'UU cm' NC' Y W X K7 f V44 , f ,yfzff f 4 . W 1 ff! 7 'fZ5 fgf Wi f f QQG vm. f0! 2 ff ff 76775 f Wfyf f Zz fr' ,av af f 'fl , r 3 -M, . ' .3 ,. J L JQF Z af , f , , , , f -fig-f 4 ,V ,- ROBERT ALVIN DAVIS: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head 3, 4, Superlative 4, Tennis 3, Stunt Night 3, Prom Committee 2, Booster Club 3, Business Staff Cocoon. SHIRLEY JEAN DAVIS: lntra- mural Basketball 4, Honor Day 3, Prom Committee 2, 3. LILLIAN LORRAINE de KEYZER: Prom Committee 3, lntramural Basketball I. BARBARA ANN DICKEY: Transferred from Spring Hope 3. MARJORIE FLOYD DIXON: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, lntramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Head 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Superlative 4, Future Teachers of America 4. JOHN HUNTER DORROH, JR.: Transferred from Mississippi. WILLIAM GAYLE DOR- ROH: Transferred from Mississippi, BARBARA JEAN DRAUGHN: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Keyette Club 3, 4, lntramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football Sponsor 2, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Day Award 3, Homeroom Officer 4, Prom Com'nittee 2, 3, Radiogram Staff 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Superlative 4. ROBERT ANDREW DRAUGHN: Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, 4, Officer 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball I, 2, Manager 3, Class Testator 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Superlative 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Prom Committee 2, 3, Booster Club 4. SHELBY JEAN DURHAM: Band I, 2, 3, Choir 4, Stunt Night 4, Prom Committee 2. Q flies: 61'.fif1i funk flu' zvf111fu'lili1'u lL'l7ll1.71'l!Jff' 'I'fJi,i' gflllllfl lllll L'bfl.l'6l1 from Ike licflljfll' 17.1.1 t fu 711 ni ffm, fllllllfll fflwff lnmllw' fluff Iliff t'.x'jm'luf. 11,17 life Ilfzyi tllld Maize! C0llllNlff:f6'. ALTON RAY DYSON: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 3. FRANCIS LOGAN EAGLES: Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Stunt Night 3, Superlative 4, Ways and Means Committee 4, Business Manager Cocoon. GRACE ELIZ- ABETH EASTER: Booster Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3. JANEY LUCILLE EDMUNDSON: Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Prom Committee 2, 3, Junior-Senior Honors 2. GERALD EVERETT ELLEN: Diversified Occupations 4, Band I, Homeroom Officer 2, Senior Cake Sale 4. BETTY ANN FAIRCLOTH: Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Editor Radiogram 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Officer 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Keyette Club 4, Class Poet 4, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MARION FARMER: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Radiogram Staff 4, BARBARA KNIGHT FELTON: Homeroom Officer I, 2, Student Council 2, Junior-Senior Honors 2, lntramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2. JUDITH LYNNE FERRELL: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, lntramural Basketball 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Officer 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Honor Day Award 4, Keyette Club 4, Senior Cake Sale 4, Editorial Staff Cocoon. PATRICIA GAYLE FER- RELL: Keyette Club 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, lntramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Chairman Prom Committee 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Honor Day Award 2, 3, 4, Senior Cake Sale 4, Editorial Staff Cocoon. HOWARD WALTON FINCH: Football I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Editorial Staff Cocoon. LYNDIA ROSE FINCH: SARAH LEE FOYLES: Transferred from California 3, Prom Committee 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Radiogram Staff 3, Ways and Means Committee 4, Senior Cake Sale 4. BETTY JEAN GARDNER: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, lntramural Basketball I, Prom Com- mittee 2, 3, Allied Youth 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Radiogram Staff 4. JO-ANN GAY: Softball 3, lntramural Basketball 3, Stunt Night 3, Prom Committee 3. l34l if 45 .1 A We 59 fa-if X 'Q . AM . x. f?- 1 5. -4 NORA MATILDA GAY: Band I, 25 Booster Club 3, 45 Allied Youth 4. MARY ESTHER GRANT: Prom Commit- tee 3, PRESTON WORRELL GREGORY: Booster Club I5 Band I5 Prom Committee 35 Stunt Night 35 Superlative 45 Homeroom Officer I. CLYDE LYNN GRIFFIN: Transferred from Elm City 35 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Monogram Club 4. JAMES HADGE: Band I5 Prom Committee 2, 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 45 Allied Youth 45 Cheerleader I, 25 I-lead 2. JANET DEE HARRELL: Prom Committee 2, 35 Stunt Night 4. RACHEL FIKE HARRELL: Transferred from Gardners 35 Booster Club 4. JAMES CLIFTON HERRING, JR.: Student Council 2, 35 Key Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Officer 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Superlative 45 Stunt Night 3, 45 Co-Chairman 4. CLYDA ANN HOCUTT: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 2, 35 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 45 Keyette Club 3, 45 Allied Youth 3, 45 Ways and Means Committee 45 Homeroom Officer 45 Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 45 Radiogrom Staff 45 Class Historian 4. WILLIAM THOMAS HORNE, JR.: Band I, 2, 3, 45 Stunt Night 35 I-lomeroom Officer I, 2, 45 Prom Committee 35 Key Club 4. lf, zrifzzzer uf IXJK I Sjfmli fm' DL'IlZl1L'I't1L'iII' wzzfuil. j. 'I'bw11j1m11 ,md H6l'I'flI,Q, fu-L'lv.1fz'121e11 of Sinn! Nlghf llltllllvl lm ifwwb zriflv R. 'lfvffzfzjfiml .md B. Aluure. .fre ,bfe.1fedfl1.1f F, Eflglex, fezzfer, zmi' rfwiefz MC. MAMIE RUTH HOWARD: Band I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, WILLIAM LANDEN ISRAEL: Band I, 2, 3, 45 Ways and Means Committee 45 Booster Club 35 Stunt Night 35 Key Club 4. CAROL LEE JACKSON: Booster Club 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 2, 35 I-lomeroom Officer 35 I-Ionor Day Award 3, 45 Allied Youth 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 35 Ways and Means Committee 4. ROSE MARIE JOHNSON: Transferred from Farm- ville 35 Prom Committee 3. SHIRLEY LOUISE JONES: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 35 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 45 Stunt Night 2, 3, 45 Honor Day Award 35 Prom Committee 2, 3. WINIFRED SUSAN JONES: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 35 Stunt Night 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 25 Choir 2, 35 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 45 Allied Youth 2, 3, 4. ROBERT DARNELL JORDAN: Band I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS HEREFORD JORDAN: Prom Committee 25 Stunt Night 35 Band I5 FootbaIl5 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Most Valuable Player 35 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Allied Youth 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Officer Student Council 45 Boys' State 3. FRANCES YVONNE JOYNER: Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 45 Prom Committee 2, 3. GLORIA JEAN JOYNER: Choir 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA VANN JOYNER: GLENN CLINTON KELLY: Diversified Occupations 4. HORACE NATHANIEL KERMAN: Diversified Occupa- tions 4, BETTY INEZ LAMM: Choir I, BILLY HERMAN LAMM: Diversified Occupations 4. I36l V . .5 Q by 1 I CHARLES RAY LAMM: Diversified Occupations 4. DOROTHY JEAN LAMM: Prom Committee 3, Band I, 2. WOODLEY GLENN LEE: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council Officer 4. GRACE MARGUERETTE LEONARD: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Radiogram Staff 4, Class Officer 3, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Ways and Means Committee 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Superlative 4, Student Council I, 3. HUNTER WAYNE MALPASS: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, Prom Committee 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 4. KATHLEEN MARIE MILLS: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Stunt Night 3, Spanish Club 3. MELVIN TITUS MILLS: Prom Committee 3. JAMES RICHARD MINSCHEW: Homeroom Officer I, 3, Golf 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Business Staff Cocoon 4, Prom Committee 2. BETTY JANE MITCHELL: Choir 2, Senior Cake Sale 4. BETSY LORRAINE MOORE: Homeroom Officer 4, Senior Cake Sale 4. Tlveie iefzifn' gfrft in five Hflllllllif l'c'I'Jc'Zl'. clledfcllle' Yon Hun off fa MJ'.l'. Hizzmnzf fm' lezzdlzzg IU ber baby .ill Goff! Hare Hen! fo ibe I'vi11'.iff-1' Sqmid. retry In help zvitb fbe .rezziar dmzre rerieuf. HAROLD JEROME MOORE: Prom Committee 2, 3. JOAN MARILYN MOORE: Student Council 2, Choir 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. SHIRLEY RUTH MORRIS: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Superlative 4, Stunt Night 4, Allied Youth 4, Booster Club 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH FIKE McLEAN: Band I, 2, 3, Keyette Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Superlative 4, Cheerleader 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4. IVA NELL McLEAN: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 4, Homeroom Officer I, Prom Committee 2, Booster Club 4. CASEY WILLIAM NORRIS: Band I, Masketeers 2, 3, Diversified Oc- cupations 4, Homeroom Officer 2, Allied Youth 3, 4. OWEN KENNETH OWENS: Band I, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Diversified Occupations 4, Honor Day Award 2. ANNIE PEARL PAGE: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Future Teachers of America 4, Booster Club 3. PEGGY ALICE PAGE: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Choir 2, 3, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4. MARY EVELYN PARKER: Band I, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Student Council 2, Editor of Cocoon 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Homeroom Officer I, Marshal I, 2, Keyette Club 4, Honor Day Award 4. DOTTIE JEAN PATTERSON: Transferred from Whitakers 3. ELIZABETH MARIE PEARCE: Prom Committee 3, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Booster Club 2, WILLIAM RICHARD PEARSON: Basketball I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, Baseboll I, 2, 4, Monogram Club I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Homeroom Officer I, 4, Allied Youth 4, Spanish Club 3, Key Club 4, Booster Club 4. RALPH BARNES PERRY: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Super- lative 4, Allied Youth 4, Key Club 4, Editorial Staff Cocoon 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Stunt Night 3, Class Historian 4, Spanish Club 4. MARY JOAN PIKE: Allied Youth 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Honor Day Award 2, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Junior-Senior Honors 2. i383 I W 111 lung! 1 -u-un DON ALLEN PIPKIN: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Diversified Occupations 4. ERWIN BRASCA PITTMAN, JR.: Home- room Officer I, 2, Football i, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4. MARY KATHERINE PITTMAN: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Band I, Choir I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, Homeroom Officer I, 2, Senior Cake Sale 4. THOMAS YATES PITTMAN: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, BENJAMIN WAYNE POYTHRESS: Diversified Occupations 4. RICHARD THOMAS POYTHRESS: Diversified Occupations 4, School Bus Driver 4. MAX DOLAND PRICE: Diversified Occupations 4. DANNY RICHARD PRIDGEN: Booster Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3. ANN MERRILL PRIVETTE: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Allied Youth 4, Prom Committee 3, Stunt Night I, 3, 4, Masketeers 3, Radiogram Staff 4. DONALD LEE PROVO: Football I, 2, Manager: Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Prom Committee 3, Honor Day Award 2, 3, 4. I Bifwfi .md Mill Brzlldy. fzm of ffm' .lc'Ujlll't1L4JI'flc'1'i, M. Cmzzfi' i'e',qin11.1I prize Zljlilijlig DAR. Jriuzpboo IJ dfirzrii Sflfllf INIXZPI Cll7!IIl!ffft'6'f, .ldfffiiwf by M. Bizlfx. LEE TANYA QUICK: Masketeers 2, 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Electrons 4, Radio Club 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Winner of l Speak For Democracy , Key Club 4, Spanish Club 4. LILLIAN PATRICIA RABIL: Choir 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, Booster Club I, Prom Committee 2, Stunt Night 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4. BARBARA GAIL RACKLEY: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Radiogram Staff 4, Keyette Club 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4. THELMA MARIE RAPER: Student Council I, Prom Committee 2, Band I, 2, Booster Club 4. PATRICIA ANNE RICKS: Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3,Rodio- gram Staff 4, Prom Committee 2. ROBERT BRUCE RILEY: Manager: Football 2, 3, Basketball 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Business Staff Cocoon 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Student Council 4, Honor Day Award 2, Key Club 4, Monogram Club 4, Spanish Club 4. DEANNA FRANCES RODGERS: Homeroom Officer I, 4, Prom Committee 2, Honor Day Award 3, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. JEWEL CLARENE ROSE: Booster Club 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Radiogram Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Stunt Night 4, Allied Youth 4. PATRICIA ANN ROSE: Keyette Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Superlative 4, Girls' State 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Head 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Business Staff Cocoon 4, Homeroom Officer I, Choir 4. EDNA BEATRICE ROUSE: Prom Committee 2, 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Stunt Night 4, Intra- mural Basketball I. JOANNE SASSER: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Senior Cake Sale 4, Future Teachers of America 4, MELVIN LOUIE SAUNDERS: Spanish Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Editorial Staff Cocoon 4, Superlative 4. DONNIE RUGH SKINNER: SHELBY JEAN SKINNER: BARBARA ANN SMITH: Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Business Staff of Cocoon 4, Keyette Club 4. i40I 'Wh' 5 . wan , , ?.-z T .' vw? 1 -KWS Q ,fx fi X If ' f 1-sk 1 , X KM Sy, , .MM ,f f V fr.: ' .-,sf -,mv ,, sw- X X if X X Xi X X ff X Xvx A 141 I .Q....,.- . , , H- ,A SARAH PAT SMITH: MARY ELIZABETH SPEIGHT: Prom Committee 3. CONNIE BRADLEY SPIVEY: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Keyette Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Football Sponsor 3, 4, Honor Day Award 2, 4, Business Staff of Cocoon 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Superlative 4, Spanish Club 4, BILLY CROCKER STALLINGS: RUSSELL LEE STEPHENSON: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, District Governor of Key Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Officer 3, Stunt Night I, 3, 4, Ways and Means Committee 4, Prom Committee 3, Superlative 4, Class Officer 3, 4. KENNON DAVIS STONE: Key Club 4, Transferred from Middlesex 2, Booster Club 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Superlative 4, Prom Committee 2, Stunt Night 2, 4. ROBERT LEE STOTT: Bus Driver 3, 4, Diversified Occupations 4. DONALD LEWIS STRICKLAND: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Officer Monogram Club 4, Choir 3, 4, PEGGY GERONDA STRICKLAND: Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Ways and Means Committee 4, Homeroom Officer I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Business Staff of Cocoon 4, Prom Com- mittee 2, 3, Stunt Night 4, Chairman Senior Cake Sale 4. CHARLES RUSSELL SUTTON: Football 2, 3, Base- ball I, 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Diversified Occupations 4. Cum: 1116 and of flve ymr, fbe rezziurt ge! bury zvilb fbeir There .reuiofif are billy making prefnznzliom for the :nz it iezzffa flvwfzeir, 7111111 mllege day. PEGGY SUE TANT: Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, Future Teachers of America 4. DOROTHY MARIE TAYLOR: Homeroom Officer I, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, 3, Senior Cake Sale 4, Booster Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, JUDITH CREDLE THOMPSON: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Keyette Club 3, 4, Editorial Staff Cocoon 4, Ways and Means Committee 4, Student Council 3, 4, Officer 4, Intramural Basketball I, Marshal 2, 3, Chief 3, Girls' State 3, Co-Chairman Stunt Night 4. JIMMIE D. THORNE, JR.: Diversified Occupations 4. MARTHA FRANCES TOTTY: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Masketeers 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2. GEORGE FORREST TOWNEND: Masketeers 3, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 3. WALTER G. VON MILLER, JR.: Football I, Cheerleader 2, Student Council I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Editorial Staff Cocoon 4, Homeroom Officer 2, Stunt Night 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Key Club 4, ELIZABETH ANN WALTON: Intramural Basketball 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4. DENNIS RAY WATKINS: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Prom Committee 3, Business Staff Cocoon 4, Superlative 4, Key Club 4. CLARA HIN- NANT WATSON: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Student Council 3, Homeroom Officer 2, Intramural Basketball 4, Senior Cake Sale 4. JOHN TRAVIS WATSON: Band I, 2, 3, Diversified Occupations 4, Prom Committee 2. ROBERT CLIFTON WATSON: Spanish Club 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3, Student Council 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Editorial Staff Cocoon 4, Allied Youth Officer 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Key Club 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Honor Day Award 4. EFFIE ELIZABETH WEBB: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, Homeroom Officer I, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3. ERNEST LEE WEBB: Band I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, Diversified Occupations 4, Prom Committee 2, 3. JOSEPH HENRY WEBB, JR.: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 4, Homeroom Officer I, Prom Committee 3, 4. l42l 74 W ,H N, A ,X vzwffvjhx W fvg Q , X ,, , ,, 9 , ,N ffw ,asf Q-,m-qw Vw wi: 0 WNWE, ff gwffgii' xl 1' 1 ,, Aqfifjiis? X MN 4 x.,..4x?, ., ,gh w.,+:' w. .-2 Ei'-Ifffb, 12. ' ' 1 - ' W za' ,, , . f:,:.'1,y' ,, , vw v .,,,..3A wt. f , -MSQZSW , A .W Z, S 143m W' W-m....,, ALFRED DARIUS WHEELER: Football I, 2, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Monogram Club 3, 4, I-Iorneroom Officer I, 2, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4. MYRTLE LOUISE WHITAKER: Transferred from Plymouth 3, Booster Club 4, Intramural Basketball 4. EDGAR FRANKLIN WILLIAMS, JR.: Diversified Occupations 4. .IANIE LEE WILLIAMS: Prom Committee 3, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Allied Youth 4. ROBERT DEW WINSTEAD: School Bus Driver 4. CHRISTIAN HEINRICH WITZKE, III: Editorial Staff Cocoon 4, Masketeers 3, I-lomeroom Officer 2, Booster Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Electrons 3, 4, Officer 4. MARY RUTH WOOLDRIDGE: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Keyette Club 3, 4, Radiogrom Staff 4, Allied Youth 4, Class Prophet 4, l-lomeroom Officer I. ELSIE REBECCA WORSLEY: Choir 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Keyette Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Business Staff Cocoon 4, Football Sponsor 4, Officer Future Teachers of America 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 3, Junior-Senior Honors 2. MILDRED ELIZABETH WYNN: Transferred from Goldsboro 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Stunt Night 2, 3. HILLIARD YARBORO, JR.: Transferred from Nashville 2. I Pig Y. l'j11m.111,.1m1'I.. R.1f22f .111 flu .IU.X'flll!I lclil it 'IYJL L'.l1'LLl M111 wmfzfiflvt urmijmud of B. II f111flti B 1 L.1l1f1'm'fffz' Muir MAIN' .ami ,UllZl'lZ.l' by Illr. L.1ww Ilntlflllll. B. Bflblkjli. T. furdrllz, R. B1'id,g'w'.f. Pike lm Mai B1'.11m'm1. Dl'.Ill,QZ71i, Illini. Cfxizrlgi, rind Mitt Avymvk. Q ,Z Qi . T l44l y ,PI iff 5 THE FIRST EDITORIAL MEETING OF COCOON STAFF We the editorial staff, met in Miss Aycotks room early in the fall to face together the arduous task of writing a book. XX'e were new to this job, we knew nothing about it, for none of us had ever even had a class in journalism, and when our adviser pointed out the fact that we would start with nothing but clean paper and pencils, we began to realize that this was going to be no simple job, Now that we look bark upon that meeting, we realize how innotent and young uc werel XX'e are seated, left to right: Mary Parker, Eljlflfl Harry Finth, Ralph Perry, XX'alt Von Miller, 'lane Bos well, Bobby XX'atson, lN'lartha Batts, .Iudy Ferrell, ,Iudy Thompson, Christian XY'it1ke, Patsy lferrell, lklelxin Saunders, -lean Barbour, and Miss Lela Aytork, Jdllltl' Mary lklargaret Brown and Marie Page Barnes were absent. 1 6 Election of olhcers . . . triumphant foot- ball season . . . hlithesome train trip to Fayetteville . . . colorful homecoming parade . . . shoes off for the Sock Hop . . . helated Sadie Hawkins Dance . . . Comm! stall elected . . . Senior Super- latives chosen . . . home-made cakes for the Senior Cake Sale . . . College Day . . . glorious Christmas holidays! NIOR Nm! Pnllzzzfm' MARGII3 DIXON BOBBY DAVIS M 051' Depezzdnbfe MARY CROW JIMMY HERRINO Il7i!lie.vf ELIZABETH MCLEAN PRESTON GRIECSORH' P ERLATIV Mm Aflflefif SlIIRI.lE'1' MORRIS BOIIIIY DRAUOHN M051 Slzzdiozzs BILLIIQ BAKER Ml2I.VIN SAUNIJIZRS NIOR SUPERLATIVES I71'iLf1nffiw'f Buff Aff Rnznm' MARX' NIARGARET BROXWN CONNIE SPIVEY RALPH PERRY RUSSIZLL STEPHENSON Nm! Tufwzlezf PAT Rosle RAY XVATKINS Bw! D1'e.a',1'ez?' Bef! Lookillg JIEAN DRAUQHN MARGIIE LEONARD FRANK EAuL1zs KRNNON STONE 5492+ f aw, - 1. 'I 1, I it gl L T I i iff! In 1'jAZ!7f.' BI. Fuylcs, F. BI'aItlslIIIw, B. Rhudcs, NI. Childs, .IUNICRS Lefl In rigfvfx Patterson, Blackburn, Stanton, Harriss, RufTIn, Slmrccvc, Hanchruw. M I I, 0' ' , A W: '17 I ' , 'Q If i ' f f n? WI jUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS -ig -Ag ,, Pfwifffffzf - IWARVIN FOYLIQS S S' I'iue-PI-emfwzf -- FRANCIS BRADSHAW W N ,St LW ,YN -F Mann WT Smwtzry -- BIQCKY RHC5I5lfS I 5? 'l'1'6fI1Iff1'w'-- MICHAISL CQHIIIIS 4 J I I H -. I R5 I 5 -- -H I ,IUNIOR ADVISIQRS MIZS. fiURAI. BIAQIQBIIRN MIRS, FLIJRA HANCQHROXN' MIlS, 'll-lAN HfxRRIss MRS. IQATHLIEIEN PATTIQRSON MRS. ANN RIIFFIN MIKS. MAIKX' SHRliliVlfS Mm PIzc,I.I' STANTON 4501 JUNIORS John Henry Adkins Judith Carol Bailey James Thomas Barbour Dan Hunter Barheld Dora Christine Barnes Dorothy Yvonne Barnes Eleanor Ruth Barnes Joanne Fayne Barnes Judith Louise Barnes Alden Glenn Bass Jerald Franklin Bass Mattie Elizabeth Bass Edna Juanita Batchelor Eulah Clyde Bell Judy Mae Bissett Wyatt Herbert Bissette Barbara Jean Boswell James Arthur Boswell Judith Ann Boswell Ernest Lee Boykin Jeanette Lee Boykin Kenneth Hugh Bradley Francis Connor Bradshaw William Horace Brantley J ? 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J UNICRS Douglas Woodard Braswell joan Deloris Brice james Elwood Bridgers jo Anne Bryant Michael Antony Buscemi Brenda Joyce Cale Robert Michael Childs john Manson Webb Crute Ann Lupton Daniel Donnie Ray Davis Elizabeth Mershon Davis Glenyce Lee Davis Jayne Gail Davis Suzanne Davis Barbara jean Dawson Barbara Ann Deans Barbara Ann De Haven Richard Singletary Denny Barbara Ann Driver I-larriette Louise Driver Linda Sue Driver Lelan Woodrow Eason james Clyde Eatmon john Thomas Etheridge Freddrick jackson Evans james Arthur Evans Yvonne Ferrell Flora Maria Felton Rufus Talmadge Fish, jr. Leona Carol Fleming Rebecca jo Flora Benjamin Howell Forbes julia Ann Forbes Nancy Lucille Forbes Marvin Ray Foyles, lr. Ronald Geline Shelby ,lean Glover Annie Ruth Godwin Everette Overton Godwin Ellen Sandra Gordon Suzanne Marie Goudy Flora Louise Griffin Lamarr Hadley jesse Valton Hales Shirley Jean Hales Dorothy Mae Haynes Barbara Adele Heeden Elton Leroy High f ru vc. L Y an . 'yy Tir MVN , -'fi I , , 2,115 f A Q4 'Wk' 4'-'-v MW 'Ss A , , , aff? if f ,,4u,Wa. V., I 1 .yur 1531 'f ' , .-uf , gms.. P' ff if 1 , -9 x , ll gi' 2 Ai- I - '53 f if 7, ff .V V fir 4 X? , it Z J UNIGRS Roland Hatten Hodges Martha Elizabeth Hunter Mary Alyce Jackson Marvin Kramer Jackson XY'oodie Randell James Peter Fredrick Jenkins Lois Jeanette Jobe Donald Cedric Johnson Beverly Gail Jones Lewis Albert Jones Kelton Rhodes Joyner Shirley Ann Joyner Mary Emma Jane Keen Margaret Remae Kello Bettie Lou Lamm Betsy June Lewis Thomas Darrell Lowe Ernest Simons Manning Barbara Ann Mathews Gail Yvonne Matthews Marvin Lewis Matthews George Steven Mercer Tommy Leon Mercer Charles Louis Miller David Eugene Minchew Eli Carlton Moore Elizabeth Dardin Moore Michael Russell Moore Williarn Grand Moosha Barbara Meyerberg Morris Ann Marie Mozingo Frank Wayne Narron Marguerite Newberry Eldon Sharpe Newton, jr. Sidney Marvin Nichols Joan Cameron Nicholson Ruby Lee Owens Mack Howell Page Rosa Lillie Page Dennis Adams Peacock Wade Thompson Pearson Ted Allen Perry Shirley Kaye Player Bette Blanton Pomfrey Rose Marie Poole Barbara Ann Poythress Betty Francis Price Hilda Faye Price M, ,. ..... , c , . 'Q r ,,ff:f,a 3 ' 4 S- ,V Q ' M- f . , , . 1- yy O f, '. ,ace H Surely! UNIORS Donald Ray Pridgen julia Faye Pridgen Arlene Rabil Horace Lee Raper Rebecca Ann Rhodes Bertha Jeanette Richardson Carol Ann Ritter Lucy Mae Rogers Shelby jean Rufhn Mary Ellen Russell Claudette Eve Saleeby john Stanley Scott Robert Clyde Seate Marie jane Shadle Helen Annette Shealy Don Ray Shirley Danny joel Skinner jo Ann Skinner Paul Allen Skinner Mark Lemis Speight Kenneth Gordon Stallings johnnie Fredrick Stott Edith Frances Strickland Tiny Louise Suggs 1 5 Jessie Allison Taylor Larry Bruce Taylor Mary Ann Teacher Carlton Louis Tedder Roy Lee Thigpen Vincent Bernard Thomas La Vonne Turner Katherine Page Valentine Wfilliam Dexter Vick Wfilliam Thomas Vick Nannie Elizabeth Walker Minnie Eugine Watson Carl Melvin Weaver Marvin Louis Webster janet Harlene Wells Joan Faye Wells jane Madalyn Wheeler Patsy Dale White Barbara Ann Whitehead Dorothy Ann Whitley Patricia Ann Williams Phyllis Ann Williams Richard Jerome Williams m William Thurston Willia S 'xffi an 43, .K MN V if ff WY ff ff ,M , ff mf - 7 'fi 1 7956-jar flue yuniom f e gear' id 'lmus D1fAN XVILLIFORD 'rl 3,- Civ-on it W, b K uf 1-,. F ep-fr Lows RAYMOND VUILLIFORD 'lfxN1s ELOUISIZ XXUINDHAM lJ,x'1'RIcgm ANN WINs'1'1iAIm MATILDA BARNIQS XWOODARD 51 A MILIDRIZD Vmuus XVOODARIJ .W K, .4 DL'L'f7 X11 n1l1'fm11'!5 will Lzfzwzys be flu' 1llL'llHlI'Yj' of NIELSf,JN FRANK WHITI mailer! in man wagfi . . . Tf1c'j!llIfUI'J' IIILQIJZIII' fm' I'j1lg.S. ire ffm Jrinkm fm' ffm t'fllIt'L'l'.lfUl! mimi. zwufmfffa mn fuL14'l2e1'.1 -Mi.:J Rmb Nlfuffzzf ffm! Mm. Cf7zl1'!1'.X Iffwffifzg- -,uefl 11101. fuzz 11 fffzu zffcafjfz 6 A !lJ'Z7c'l' 411' fz virh' mm'erf. am! 501211-1' Axim jlivffflw nf Ilmffrg' .ww1e.r. 1593 I fed . F3 SOPHOMORES Mas. Bi2AMoN's Gizouv Fifi! mum' B. Rose, F. Wheeler. B. D. Moore, E RuHin, B. Norris, E. Bell, Parker, S. Vick. SUIYIIIKX rnux' B. Batchelor, Mrs. Beainon, E Batts, B. Anderson, Taylor, M. jefferson, B Baltzegar, C. Sullivan. Tbira' mu-J K. Finch, Poythress, R. McArthur, W. Thorne, Pappas, B. Joyner. Fourth roux' D. Murray, C. Harris, D. Spivey E. Kelly, D. Nichols, C. Pearce. Miss CQLiN12's GRKJUP Fifi! mlm' R. Webb, M. A. Bunn, Ahhott, j Baker, L. Boykin, L. Pittman, R. Lewis, P. Finch Sammi row: B. Batten, Miss Cline, F. Sullivan K. Evans, A. Boone, P. Varnell, L. Hanchrow A. Murphy. Yfviivl l'0ll'.' H. Barshay, B. Player, Adkins, I-I Page, Batts, S. Denny, L. Pappas, D. Bass. Fozzrfla faux' R. Thrope, I-lill, Hinson, E. L Barnes, T. Fitzgerald, D. Moore, E. Harrell. N01 pirffzredf A. Newsome. MRS. HIGH'S GROUP Firrf I'0ll'.' Carpenter, M. K. Conley, L. A. Saunders, A. C. Baker, P. Carter, P. Smiley, B. I Moore, L. Morris. Serofzci row: K. Mitchell, G. Turner, R. Moore, J. Daniel, Jernigan, F. Keen, R. Cholerton T. Barron. Third row: C. Walker, P. Hayes, C. Lamm, Mrs High, R. Lamm, Baker, Barbour. F0lll'frb roum' Barnes, A. Edwards, Williams H. Valentine, L. Winstead. 7 SOPHOMORES MRs. MOORIi'S GROUP Fifi! rozzz' A. Davis, P. Merritt, Carpenter, S. Wainwright, M. Wheeler, P. Hayes, D. Ritter, A Whitaker. Sefozzd rout: N. Barnes, Mrs. Moore, D. Crute C. Winstead, S. Dubois, M. Buscemi, Strickland A. Baker. 9 1 Third faux' B. Gray, G. High, Baggett, D Howard, T. Graves, D. Williams, R. Bridgers. Fozfrfb faux' G. Skinner, R. Baker, N. Lane, T Moche, B. Smith, R. High. 1623 SOPHGMGRES MRs. MYLU M 's GROUP Firil rout: A. Kelly, Joyner, P. Taylor, B. Weeks, S. Evans, S. Ferrell, V. Hall, Ferrell. Second rom' P. Pittman, G. Ward, F. Kelly, M. Little, P. Cone, D. Smith, R. jones, M. Quinn. Third roziu' F. Felton, C. Quick, S. McCleau, Mrs. Mylum, O. Joyner, C. Pappas, S. Paxton, R. Moss, H. Bunn, M. Horne. Miss NOBLE'S GROUP Fjl'Jlf roua' V. Stott, D. Etheridge, H. Watson, R. Turner, K. Meares, V. Anderson, M. Boykin, Barnes. Second roux' M. Mills, F. Evett, M. Aycock, S. Johnston, A. Boykin, B. Askew, L. Parker, M. Clark. Third rouu' C. Watson, G. Heeden, Dixon, B. King, Bradshaw, H. E. Barkley, T. Ellis. Fourth row: Miss Noble, F. Benson, Patteson, B. McMillan, D. Caton, H. Taylor, G. Weaver, jr., J. Boswell. Not pirfiiredf Tillery, Scott. MRS. PACKS GROUP Firfz' roziu' E. Anderson, G. Barnes, G. Waddill, A. Clark, S. Batts, Ellis, Vick, P. Bariield. Second row: F. Gill, W. Evans, V. Mansfield, Mrs. Pace, B. Lucas, G. Garner, High, III, H. Bridgers. Third rozzz' W. Dorsey, R. Tant, L. Whitley, C. Woodard, M. Hudson, Barheld, A. Fields. Foiirlh row: W. Etheridge, B. Davis, W. Rob- bins, Richardson, C. Whitley. N01 pirtiired: D. Head, T. Williamson, Jr., P. O'Neal. 'Top pirliire . . . Sophomore advisers: left to right . . . High, Moore, Noble, Cline, Pace, Mylum, and Beamon. Second picture . . . Mr. Eller works out the fingering for these Sophomore saxophone players. Third piclure . . . 11:15 hnds the Sophomore and Freshmen ready to eat! Ifozirih picture . . . The Sophomore class finally enjoys their party . . . Some Enchanted Evening. ESHMEN MR. BIIAMONB GROUP Iiirif wuz' M. Daino, L. Blackburn, S. Wfebb, P Peeden, A. Poole, C. Askew, C. Bass, B. Pyle. Sammi mira' E. King, P. XWilliams, B. Wfilliams E. Clark, Mullen, H. Wfinstead, F. Wfatson, A Kerman. Tfyinf rozzx' C. Barnes, G. Griilin, M. Barheld V. Baltzegar, W. Akers, P. Temple, S. XVeaver, M. Proctor, D. Call. lffmrllv mum' L. Stark, Ellis, jr., Eatmon, G Morris, L. Phelps, jr., Mr. Beamon, A. Hicks, jr. j. Cverton, C. Dixon, C. Herring, Morris. Nu! ,I7i4'f111'ed.' E. XY arriek, D. Holland, M. Wfil liams. MRS. CoRB12TT's GROUP Fir-.rf wuz' L. Rouse, B. Baker, E. jones, Cope P. McLean, W. Owens, B. Eagles, L. Evans. Semfzd rfmu' A. Massingill, Hicks, M. Dew M. Hayes, L. Bishop, C. Meadows, P. Barnes, L Ritter. Tlaim' muff B. Bass, E. Eason, B. Williarrls, Mrs Corbett, M. Davis, B. Adkins, B. Harrell, B. Evans Frmrlfy mzw: B. Hubbard, B. Joyner, R. Moore B. Ward, M. Joyner, K. Pridgen, D. Batchelor, R Creekmore, L. Barnes. Noi j7irlfn'eJ.' P. Elmore, R. Franks, T. Vlfhitley j. Allen, D. Combs. MR. DICKENS' GROUP FjI'.l'f faux' Barnes, Hill, McCullen, Walston A Sutton S Eatman B Baker Bradley. Semfzd rozzn' M. Lamm, A. Benton, R. Parker J Ellis, Ferrell, L. Poythress, S. Webb, H. Benoiti Third rozzz' Mr. Dickens, M. Driver, B. Robbins, J. Flowers, Edwards, B. Powell, S. Crow, M. Deans, C. Owens, B. Williamson, L. Pittman. Fourth roum' Wilson, M. Raines, M. Grice, R Polhill, C. Lamm, M. Moche, E. Floars, G. Whit- Held, G. Barnes, E. Gould. , , .--. - -l FRESHM I'-'ljllff r0u'.' E. Daughtridge, P. Matthews, j Boyette, Miller, S. Mills, P. Linville, S. Freed man, L. Cale. Sammi rouu' L. O'Neal, E. Bradley, E. Conley J. Croom, Brewer, H. Daniel, B. Boykin, M Heeden. Tbird mum' D. Murray, B. Forbes, Mrs. Fryar C. Barnes, L. Anderson, D. Barron, G. Pike, C Butts, T. Barnes, McIntosh. FUZINZ7 rozzu' C. Kerczek, L. Heeden, R. jenkins J. Harton, Fernald, A. Flowers, T. High, B Jordon, W. Davis, S. Lovelace. 1669 FRESHMEN MR. MARKLINYS GROUP Firil rouu' Johnson, P. Causby, L. Bridgers R. Sullivan, Murray, B. Miller, G. McGowen R. Felton. Seroizd row: R. Beamon, B. Bissette, P. Watson S. Crew, E. Ellis, D. Hale, K. Godwin. Third roux' B. Radford, R. johnson, Peacock B. Owens, Stancil, T. Bridgers, B. Davis, B Barnes, Strickland, Ruffin. Fonrlh rozzx' Williams, A. Farris, B. Bullock Mr. Marklin, J. Moore, B. Powell, E. Robinson. MR. N1XON's GROUP Firfl row: J. West, L. Mercer, Hayes, P Wfalsh, B. Whitaker, P. Winstead, A. Edwards, J. Williams. Second row: A. Norris, P. Walston, D. Raper V. Martin, C. Barnes, C. Harrell, D. Batchlor, Li Ellis. Third row: Brown E. Stone G. Baker L Mercer, M. Webb, Mizzelle, S. Bass, B. Raper, R. Corbett. Foiirfh row: Mr. Nixon, Rountree, T. Strick- land, W. Corbett, C. Bass, B. Speight, R. Bunn. MR. ROGERS, GROUP Firrf row: M. Braswell, B. Thorne, D. Johnson, H. Moore, B. White, D. Webb, P. Winstead, D. Howell. Seroizd row: J. Thompson, C. Godwin, S. Everett, M. Wfilliams, M. Nabers, A. Williams, D. Willard, W. Brown. Third row: H. Duke, J. Westbrook, T. Simpson, B. Russell, E. Sugg, L. Joyner, B. Harvey, C. Rountree. Fozfrth row: Mr. Rogers, R. Hardison, G. Daw- son, G. Lamm, Dew, R. Poythress, H. Harrell. Top pirlure: The balcony holds most of the freshmen! Second ,f7fL'ffl1'6,' Freshmen advisers, left to right: Rogers, Marklin, Corbett, Beamon, Fryar, Rose, and Dickens. Third pirlure: W-O-W! What a trip! These fresh- men look happy over the victorious football game at Fayetteville. .Fourth piflure: Miss Knowles supervises freshmen girls who sell football programs at every game. SU B-FRESHMEN MRS. BU LLARD'S GROUP Fifi! wuz' P. Honeycutt. B. Bailey, K Peacock, L. Mink, L. Pridgen, B. King T. XX'ebb, L. Joyner. Srflllld mum' B. Brown, j. Casey, B Turner, R. Allen, S. Morris, F. Bost S. Boykin, J. Harriss. Third wuz' P. Robertson, S. XY'ilson P. Coley, C. Rucker, ul. Varnell, A. jomp Mrs. Bullard. Fam-111 wuz' A. Rogers, E. McMillan D. Fleming, j. Smith, E. Massengill P. XX'ilson, D. XXf'illiams. Miss KNOWLES' GROUP Fiziz wuz' A. Barnes, R. Skinner, B Barbour, B. Ellis, B, Downing, F. Bass I-. Newcomb, S. NX'illiamson. Semzzd wuz' M. Boykin, R. Poythress j. Smith, J. Howard, M. Beland, M Smith, N. Hancock, -I. Etheridge. 'flaifd wuz' A. Simons, B. Forbes, P Fish, B. Roberson, S. Crute, D. Glover VI. Barnes. Fuurfb wuz' L. Barnes, -I. Hamilton S. W'ebb, V. Sullivan, j. jackson, O Camden, M. Pridgen, Miss Knowles. MR. O'CONNELL'S GROUP Firfl faux' W. Vifeir, N. Shreve, 'I Bass, L. Sauls, F. Tyson, B. Boykin, B Pope, L. Davis. Serond wuz' B. Williamson, H. Wfals ton, S. Wfhitley, G, Davis, B. Byrd, I Smith, G. McCartney, D. Wfood. Third ruuu' J. Carter, F. Carter, C Renfro, C. Davis, B. Barnes, L. NX'ebb B. Perry, P. Jacobs. Fnwlla wuz' R. Felton, D. Skinner G. Eatman, Mr. O'Connell, K. Page, NX' Deans, B. Rasmussen. 1 SU B-FRESHMEN MRs. f,'CONNFI,I.'S fiRUlll' Finns! wuz' j. NX'ebb, j. jatkson, P Neal, P. joyner, j. jones, j. Stott, I. Smith, j. Rodgers. Stlflllld rnuz' 'l'. Daniel, M. Murray C. Newcomb, F, 'I'rex'athan, A. Millard A. Wfhitley, R. Meeks, B. Stantil. Tlwird wuz' P. Lamm, D. Oxerman VU. Nabers, G. Skinner, B. Skinner, D Pollock, Mrs. O'ConneIl. Ifnfzrflv wuz' B. johnson, j. Nixon, B Lamm, F Elliot, B. Sims, B. Stancil. MRS. CJVFRMANVS GROUP Fir-rt wuz' P. Overman, j. XX'hitley, R Vlfatson, L. Wfinstead, M. justite j Pearte, A. Daniels, E. Lane. Seward wuz' VU. Lamm M. Ellis C. Baggett, D. Franks, XV., Speight: S. Davis, Mrs. Overman, j. Baltzegar. Third wuz' Pope, S. Turner, lj. NX'illiams, D. Parker, F. Abbott. Fnzzrflv mum' G. Wfilliams, D. Page, lx Galloway, j. Hales, j. XX'illiams, S. Godwin, j. Baker. MR. Rosas GROUP Firif faux' j. Bradley, R. Vick, I.. Price, j. Lamm, K. Bridgers, j. Daniel, j. Barnes, D. Lamm. Serwzd 1'r11r.' j. W'ebb, B. Webb, M. johnson, R. Evans, WY Harrison, S. XX'ooten, j. Alford, j. Sharpe. Third wuz' R. Mercer, B. Larmore. F. Fulford, M. Lamm, M. Owens, C. jones. D. Crabtree, j. Strickland. F0111-fb wuz' K. Harrell, G. Rose, j. Hanchrow, L. Bass, j. Freeman, T. Riley. SUB-FRESHMEN Mies. 5'i'i.W,xR'l s QiROUI' lint! mir! li. Hailey. li. 'l'Lll'flL'l' lf. Goodwin, Ci. XX'illii1'tl, V. Deans xl. Slicpuixl, M. Sclwuin, S. Bailey. Stwmf rffzix' IS. Antlcmon, B.Br.1ntlon A. Milfs. R. Pittman. L. lfilcc, Al. Askcw bl. Lixcly, H. Dixon. 'lfwff mzrx' XY. Batts, D. Sgimsui' lf. Minstlicw, li. l'5ilLlC0lN, Mrs. Stcwuit Ul. Etlmumlson, R. limswcll, B. Uloxcr. lfwfrllv wfzzp' XY, nlcrmnn. bl. Henson I.. NY ootlall, vl. Bi'itlgc1's, 'If Bcninun K. Kcnnt-tly, K, Wlootlllllsf. Mus. NY.-xi.i s' UROVI' limi! fuzzy' D. Cook, H. Wlitson lj. liiyloig Bl. W'cstpl141l, NI. XX'ootl11i'tl ll. l.Lll11IN, ll. Runwn, H. litlwiutls. S4i'fwJ milf XX'. Livingston. A. Hgycs S. Hritlgcis, I. Euinx, B. Spciglit H. Voggcl. Blix. XX'g1llx. R. Nixon. 'I Milf mzzp' H. l5i'y.1nt. R. McMillion D. Liimm, sl. -loncm. D. Morris. B. Mit tliull. C. linux, If. Gay. f'-HIIIYI7 zwzix' S. Flowers, B. Brniswcll D. Pittman. C. XX'ootl. P. l6i'cxx'cit -l. Sutton, H. Vloyncr. MR. XX'i1iR'sGRoiiP Iwi! rffzr: R. Massingill, ll. Glover P. Horne, il. Ciimplvcll, S. Alston I.. Rolvcits, ml. Baincs, A. Tayton. Stwmz' 1wzi'.'XX'. XX7llltCl1LI1'Sf,,l4. Lamni li. Cliff. rl. Haroltl. M. Ifimli. -l. Felton D. -loyncr. l. I.z1mpi'os. 7'fifr'u' iwzrx' nl. lxIU1'g.lI'l, D. Bimcttc U. Xxrlillkldll, B. Redding, INTL XY'eir M. C1il'l', ll. Munnciy. B. Hloyner, B. Hai' kai: l4'f11n'flv mzrh' V. -loncs, F. Smith bl. 'l4i'ucblootl, D. XX'41lston. -l. Muse P. Pritlgcn, ll. Lamm. Adjusting onels self to school routine isn't easy after three lazy months of summer vacation. Fas- cinated by the attractive variety of salads, desserts, and doughnuts dis- played in the cafeteria, the eighth graders look forward to a chance to choose just what they want for lunch. The girls look longingly at the candy for they have suddenly become calorie conscious. The eighth grade advisers line up for their picture. They are: iiflizzg- Mrs. Clara Stewart, Mrs. Mildred Bullard, Mrs. Maxine O'Connell, .ilamlizzg-Mr. Howard O'Connell, Mr. Gilbert Rose and Miss Virginia Knowles. Mrs. Kathleen Patterson erases a late comer's name from the at- tendance slip. Mrs. Flora I-lanschrow gives a friendly word of advice to her eighth grade son and some of his friends while Mrs. Walls awaits her turn. Miss Knowles needs a refreshing drink after teaching her physical education class. Cold feet, holey socks, and mixed up shoes-all a part of the fun at our annual sock-hop. Whe11 I blow the whistle, said Miss Knowles, freeze . . . and Sonny took the picture. George Ann Willard and Rosa- lind Pittman add some toys to the collection for the Christmas op- portunities, and day by day the eighth graders learn the ways of the high school. FSR w ,ff- 1 Vw 1 1 1 f111 111 L'1,111+1'111.1J 11111 X x ,U '1' . ff ' i1 1 1101111 .'.f.1,ff. 1 , 11 1111.111 . 11 '11', 11f11111111'!- 1 1 1111,'1,'1,','111, 41 f 5.11111 r,,11111111,1 'f1f11111f111 111.1111 :1.1V11- 11111 111 llhllllfllf 11111111 MH. ll' .1.QVg'1111r1'1 L'l,lf1' 1111151 1' 11111 1111111'1'.1f lllf'f7!,1. L11 .1 1,8,'1f13'fg.Q1L 1ff111 -HUG :Lvl 111,111 1110101 J . , , ,, C721 si b, A V ' 1 ,, i i E I 1 J ,iA,A. , . I '.'- f 3 If 1 'X ? 4 I , ' EDITORIAL STAFF Sl.n1u'i11,q.' J. Barbour, C. XX itzke, j. Ferrell, M. Saunders, H. Finch, B. XX'atson, R. Perry. Siftizzgs M. Barnes, P. Ferrell, J. Boswell, M. Parker, Miss Aycock, pl. Thompson, M. Brown, M. Batts. NX'alt Von Miller, .1b.fw1f. Bl 'SINESS STAFF Sftllldflfllff B. Smith, R. Bridgers, B, XX'orsley, R. Champion, C. Spivey. Sjffililf B. Davis M. Dixon, R. XX'utkins, Miss Bond, F. Eagles, Miss Knowles. P. Strickland, B. Riley P. Rose, M. Crow, D. Minsclwew Jbiwzf. 1741 In the late fall, the senior class chose us, the yearbook staffs, to produce the 1955-56 Cocoon. We were soon to feel the difliculties of weaving together the pages of this, our story, in word and picture. Beginning eagerly and enthusiastically, we, a raw crew, found ourselves in the midst of a new and strange world-one of picture taking, consultations, layouts, selling ads and subscrip- tions, and editing a book to express the entire student body's activities and emotions through- out this history-making year. We went about our separate tasks in earnest, determined to do our very best. Our first difficult task was the selection of an appropriate theme. When we came upon the words, We are shaped and fashioned by what we love, we knew we had found it! With love in our hearts, we began to evaluate things that we had heretofore taken for granted. We knew that our school had played a more important role in the shaping of our lives than we had ever realized. From year to year our teachers had helped us to learn better how to get along with COC others. Early in life we began to value our friendships which, intensified and cherished, have also helped to shape our lives. Our growing sense of duty, pride, and patriot- ism has accented our love for our town and state. We appreciate the privileges granted us by them. Our homes have given us stability. We have learned how to become socially acceptable in them. From birth, our parents have nurtured us and guided us toward worthy citizenship. They have given us all the joys that love can bestow. We have seen, through their unselfishness and sacrifices, their hearts, pure and good. Their love for us and our love for them have helped to shape and fashion us. And finally, we humbly bow to the all-en- veloping love of God. For It is He that hath made us and not we ourselves. Our love of God has shaped the deepest part of our souls and has given us the power to weave our other loves together to make us what we areg for truly, We are shaped and fashioned by what we love. 4751 MARX' EVELYN PARKER Edilw'-ill-Chief Miss LELA AYCOCK Editorial fldiifef' Miss COR.-I BoNb Bzzrizzerr Adriier Miss VIRGINIA KNowIEs Bzrmzerr Adrifer FRANCIS Looms: EAGLES Blzfizzerf Mivfzizgcaf' Qeg Tiff ,1,L,,:. f , ...wavlzzf f 1 KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL The memhers of the Key Cluh work hard throughout the year to lixe up to their motto XX'e Build. During the ten years it has heen an organization, it has Become a highly respeeted and honored cluh. This year the Key Cluh sponsored the annual toy drixe, and the XX'hite Christmas program, plated mirrors in the boys' rest rooms, and took maganines to the Sanatorium, In addi- tion to this, they were hosts to the faculty at a party after sehool, and held a box-supper for their parents. They haxe also attended the home church of each of its members. Through groups like the Key Cluh and the sister eluh, the Keyettes, Mr. XX'illard, the adviser of both, tan keep his linger on the pulse of our school. l Q i fi. 1 Leif! fu right, mp In buffrmz E. Applewhite. j. C. Baker G. Bass, J. Batts, F. Bradshaw j. Bradshaw.T. Brandon, R. Brid gers, D. Caton, R. Champion M. Childs, B. Clark, B. Corhett E. Crawley, J. Crute, B. Davis D. Denny, S. Denny, B. Draughn F. Eagles, J. Evans, T. Fish T. Fitzgerald, J. Hadge. J. 1-ler ring, B. Horne, M. Hudson B. Israel. T. jordan, VU. Lee S. Mercer, D. Moore, B. Mc Millan, E. Newton, R. Perry D. Provo, T. Quick, B. Riley K. Stallings, R. Stephenson K. Stone, .l. Stott, V. Thomas XX . Von Miller, R. Wzitkins B. XX'atson, B. Vlfilliams. MR. VUILLARD, AdZ'f.Yc'1' KEYETTES The Keyette Club is made up of a limitetl number of sophomore, junior, and senior girls of high stholastic standing who wish to render service to their school and community, The Keyettes have this year, as in all those of the past, worked to bring happiness to a worthy family, aitl to the needy, assistance to the lmndicappetl, joy to their families, and love to their school. Each girl E' has done her 4 ' ' put in UII1lI'll3LlllI1Q to -ill these things lo earn money for these projetts, the members lmve pn titipatetl in ll bake sale . llhl the inaimgeinent ot the concession stand at one of the games. 'lihey haw learn the true meaning ol' happiness by iitltling to the joy ol others. I V W .a ' ' of ' .fp , , , 1 Leff in rigbf, mp fu bnlfo111.' S. Bissette, J. Boswell, J. Boykin. , A M. Bridgers, M. M. Brown, N. Campbell, M. Cholerton, M. Clark, M. Crow, J. Davis, S. Davis, J. F 1 1 f ffl 0 'i 1 N 4 Q Way.. - X J e ff? 'Lg 1 W f f 5 w A fl N I ' 1 Y X, Z 1 Draughn, A. Faircloth, J. Ferrell, P. Ferrell, J. Forbes, N. Forbes, L. Hadley, L. Hanchrow, B. Heeelen, C. Hocutt, B. Hunter, J. Lewis, E. McLean, M. Parker, S. Paxton, L Pittman, B. Pomfrey, G. Rackley B. Rhodes, P. Rose, B. Smith, C. Spivey, J. Thompson, S. NX'ain' 1 . Webb, D. Whitley, M. ' M. Wfooldridge, B. wright, R. J . fm Wfoodard, . A e' 'A ' XX'orsley. gf, j 1 1 Y' . ' , 1 q ,M 'LZ- inf'Je- Q1. ,: . f . fi, W Q ,f f l 4,15 , 1' K . Q f f f ,P ' Q 7 f f f . --1- ,f if yt X 1? W M f ff , M vi 1. 'fi' . f - 4 5 ,.,. ' , gal 1 J f X F f i ,, .K ,J - f ,ffl ' f TX J J ,.., , f- -' we '- wp., ' 3 75'U 'i -v'5s'.:f Tl ff ' 'V' . ,at 1 'cp' . 1' I . . I . 30' , X 0 - f ff? , If f ff 0 .... M95 Z f .X .fi it P 5, ff , P 'Y V- C -is s X .- of W '15 1 , A . ' B. ASKEW, J. BARNES, M. P. BARNES, M. BATTS. 1 fu, I ,M 4 Zgs I X i Z e 2-rw 4... Q +5 gk, .. TE Wx - X 3: 54, . .: 4 , , ya s ' i f? 4 X N A 1 X 5, J 1 X , , , ., .- . .. V X My f 1 Q 1 S , 4 1 f 1 f y I , -4, W' X 35? 'B W ' 2 f X ? . ,, . . 1 , N fl i ' i' ' A f A ? '.s . ' 'i S 4. X . L' YN L rg? , ,. U, X 55 1 an Z 5 '-13,211 ff, . , -an, 3 s . ' Q W V . Q, ' fr' ., Q. 5, : - Q x ii ?' ' i . 5. ' ..' .ii 5 Fjflf wuz' I.. XX'itakers, Easter, M. R. V'ooldridge, M, Cholerton, B. Rhodes, B, Allen. SQJKIIIILZ zmzx' C. I-locutt, A. Privette, Il. C. Baker, Miss Elder, G. Rackley, J. Draughn, A. Faircloth, B. Farmer, C. Rose. 'I'1'Jird mir: B. bl, Liardner, K. Stone, B. NX'inste.1d, R. Dyson, A. Wheeler, B. Horne. THE RADIOGRAM Attention all rooms! The Rtalmgiuizzz will be distributed during the homeroom period tomorrow. This is a familiar phrase which is anticipated from month to month. Everyone awaits the arrival of the paper with enthusiasm and the hope that his name will appear in this edition. Under the supervision of Miss Mary Elder, the news is gathered, the pictures are snapped, and the features, editorials, columns, and stories are written. The newspaper then begins to take shape in the form of the dummy. After being proofread, the dummy is sent to the printers. Soon, the galley sheet returns, and again, work begins for the staff in the final proofreading of the newspaper. The paper is sent for the hnal printing and returns in the form that we know and love best, our Rtldffflgfdlll. The Izzlcffllgllllll represents us in our school life. It is fashioned from the things that we do betause of the things that we love. Tuff jfirflnex Make-up Editor: Mary Ruth XX'ooldridge: Sports: Billy Horne. and Al XX heelerg News Editor: Margaret Cholerton. flliddle furlzmfx Editor: Ann Fairrloth: Assistant Editor: Becky Rhodes. Bfifmm jfirrzmfx Business Editor: 'lean Draughng Feature Editors: Barbara Allen, Gail Ratlcleyg Advertising Manager: Bobby Farmer. 4781 INl6ll'Mc'll!bt'1'.tE,' B. Cale, M. Davis, C. Fleming, N. Forbes, D. Wfhitley, R. Kello, P. Vfilliams, B. Pomfrey, M. Bridgers. il. Davis, M. Newberry, B. Heeden, F. Felton, B. Hunter, S. Davis. P. Tant. A. Page, K. Barbour, M. Barnes, J. Sasser, K. Valentine, M. jackson, j. Nicholson, B. XX'orsley, M. Cholerton, VI. Davis, M. NXf'oodard, ul. Taylor, ,l. Forbes, and S. Goudy. FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers' Club, first organized in 1952 with a mem- bership of seven has grown to a membership of forty-three. The club includes all juniors and seniors who are interested in becom- ing teachers. Many of the activities of the club include: a joint meeting with the Atlantic Christian College chapter, a Christmas dinner meet- ing, Mr. Willard's talk on Teaching As A Career, ordering catalogues from dihcerent colleges in North Carolina, visiting other schools, and observing classes. A line in the F.T.A. pledge expresses the goal towards which every future teacher aspires: The good teacher requires physical ability, mental vigor, moral discrimination, wholesome personality, helpfulness, knowledge, and leadership. Old Me111!1er.r.' DI. Pike, P. Ferrell, A. Faircloth, B. Smith, G. Rackley. Mrs. Crawley. M. Dixon. E. McLean, -I. Ferrell, F. XX'alton. and P. Rose. Cfmfmillee Cb.m'111t11.' P. Rose, B. Smith, P. Ferrell, N. Forbes, -I. Ferrell, and B. XX'orsley. OU'iferr.' P. Ferrell, Vice-President, J. Forbes, Secretary, Mrs. Crawley, Adviser, B. Vlforsley, President, Boykin, Treasurer. 1791 OFFICERS I'orvi mv Dloiumw--Pi-t widen! Hoaisv DRAi'cQHNvI'ire-Piwidtzfz l livnv 'liHOMl'SON--SLL'l't:'fJI'-1 XX'UODI,lfY l.Iil'- -'l'1'c',1s111w' STUDENT COUNCIL Every Monday morning the student representative of each homeroom heads for Room 55 for the Student Council meeting. Our Student Council sponsors projects that will improve our school, community and nation. Some of their many and varied enterprises are promoting Homecoming Tag Day and furnishing the sponsors for the game, supporting donations to Radio Free Europe, selecting and sending get-well cards to shut-in students and teachers, ln the spring Scrub- It-l'p week, when students wielding mops, rags, and buckets compete for the cleanest homeroom, offers a bit of the competitive spirit to the spice of life and the school environment improves. The Council sponsors the faculty-student basketball game when the faculty women play the girls of the Student Council and the faculty men play the Monogram boys. Students look forward every year to the celebration of Sadie Haw- kins Day--the time for the Daisy Maes to chase the L'il Abners, and they are delighted with the dance which climaxes the clay. Election time comes in the spring and the campaign managers burn the midnight oil, preparing for campaign stunts. Then election day arrives with the bellow of speeches, blast of brass bands and flash of posters. Students go to the auditorium at lunch to cast their ballots and await impatiently to learn who their next year's leaders will be. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL Once each month, our Spanish Club members meet to further their knowledge of the Spanish speaking coun- tries. XY'ith Mrs. Kathleen Patterson as adviser, El Circulo Espanol learns much of the customs, clothing, climate, and geography of the Latin American countries. Programs are presented about different places each month. Besides its regular meetings the Spanish Club holds a Christmas Party, and attends the annual banquet held by Spanish Clubs in this district. This year the Spanish Club is headed by XX'alt Von Miller, presidentg Melvin Saunders, vice-presidentg Judy Ferrell, secretary: and Margaret Cholerton, treasurer. Scuftcd, M. Cholerton, XX'. Von Miller, ul. Ferrell, and M. Saunders. Semud wuz' Al, Davis, E. McLean, IT, Grithn, A, Rabil, M. Newberry, Bailey. B. Pomfrey, N. Campbell, G. Davis, 'l, Boswell, B. Matthews, B. NX'ynn, and B. Rhodes. Tlyim' wuz' M. Childs. E, Bradshaw, B. Allen, B. Farmer, R. Perry, P. Ferrell, Mrs. Patterson, D. Shirley, M, Barnes, M. Crow, and M. Bridgers. ll l y Sriiniawr Coiwxcli. Miami-sifksz Silfllfgf -I. Thompson, l DI. Davis, G. Davis, B. Rhodes, A, liiirtloth, R. A. lfller, l Mivvim, if. Diiino, hy. vx'i11i.1mS, M. Dew, s. Paxton, ' L, Saunders. Serum! zwux' H, Driiuglm, T. Vlordun, XX', l l i DIVERSIFIED OCCU l Mr. Hyde's hoys go for the johs and get them! More than that, they get tredit for nt'l1oltistic training, pay for their johs and gittuail experience in worl-c whith they may make into their lifetime tz1reei'S. lXICI'Ll1LlfllS and husinessmen in town are glad to toopertite with the Lee, 'lf Fitzgerald, B. jordan, M, Hudson, H. Riley, ,I. Crute, R. Stephenson. Third mzw: rl. Pappas, V. Thomm, C. NX'itzke, NW. Brown, j. Bradshaw, B. Forlfmes, B. XXILHSUIT, T. Graves, R. Bridgers, O. Godwin. PATICNS CLASS school in this pixictitul educzltional venture and the boys have 11 clmnce to learn, work, and serve apprentiteship, under the supervision of Mr. Robert NXT Hyde, the popular D. O. toordinntor for the past ten years. This tourse has filled gi real need in our community life. li. Poythress, B. Carter, H. Buss, If. XX'illi1ims, ,l. XX'.itson, B. Stott. C. Norris, C. Sutton, R. Haines, M. Prine, H. Kerman. D. Poythress, B. Lgimm, H. Barnes, R. Buss, -I. Ellen, C. Lnmm, DI. Thorne, O. Owens. Sf.mfd.' Mr, Hyde, toordiniitor. i OFFICERS lVIATII.DA XWOODARD . . . ....... Preridezzf Roi' CHAMPION ..... ..., I 'ire-I'1-tfiidmf MARY R. NXIOOLDRIDGE . . . . .Sew-ef.1ry IOHNNY CRIYTII ...,. .... 7 'miizn-er SENIORS First rnu-: M. Dixon, KI. Barts, M. Parker, Xl. lllioli-rtoii. P. Ferrell. Second rout: Y. Brown, C. Hoeult, A. Fziirelotli, J. Sasser, l'. Rose, G. Barkley, J. Draughn, M. Brown, NI. I.:-onarsl, M. Tutty, S. Morris, B. Moors-, K. Pittman, M. Barnes. Tliiril mw: B. Fel- ton. ll. Taylor, .l. Eilniunilson, S. Barton, P. Slriekluntl, J. Iliiswt-Il, ,l. F4-rrs-ll, E. Barbour, .l. liarlmnr, lf. Easier, C. Jaekson. FUIIIIII mir: N. M1-I.vun, A. Page-, S. Jones, S. Iom--1, P. Page, A. Privelte, B. Vvorslr-y, M. XYiml4lriilg.g4-, C. Barbour. Fifth row: B. Wait- son, H. l'i-arson, B. Draughn, E. Crawley, K. Stone, S. Brive, P. Gregory, C. Witzke, R. flhanipion, IJ. Priclgen, J. Thompson. Sixth mu: B. Davis, J. Herring, J. Hatlge, T. lolilzin, J. vwlvbb, H. Horne, E. Pittman, R. Biiilgi-rs. l . I-fagle-4, B. Riley, D. Nlilisclir-W. We are behind youu is heard from the faith- ful Booster Club when any organization takes on a new project and needs a little push. This club was organized in 1953. lts purpose is to give students from all the high school grades an op- portunity to express their loyalty to ole Charlie Coon by participating in its activities. Under the supervision of Miss Knowles, sell- ing programs at the home football games has become an annual project of the Boosters. This year, before the Wiliiiington football game, a homecoming parade was planned and sponsored by the members to arouse school spirit. The day of the Raleigh game found the Boosters earnestly staging a successful tag day. Also the club held a dance in the school gym after the Raleigh basketball game, which was chaperoned by the advisers, Miss Stanton and Miss Cline, and other members of the faculty. This club helps to shape and fashion the levels of Wilson students around the school which they love. lfi M. ,.,,,, G .,,T.Il,. 'N 5-1 3,73 , T. W.: wr 1 4 v . f 2 ' - 2 5 'V 1 V 1: 5 x .. 4 'ff f . 'f . vv U ff . , 7 M: if rg ' 'T i? an Q BQ lv A K' , Z Y ,, x 3 SX. X T 4 Q Q v5Q,5,j:-1-I .ffm li I 1 EA Q 3, 4 13 ' ' ff WW if iv TT at if m X, 4 f vis , A i 1,, 51, 7 x I ' ' ag? ' Azl , N. 'ffm , 'B w in U' Vw A, in ' r , ga, at f 6 1' q ,S ,1':,L.::g-,Q THE CHOIR, with voices raised in thrilling harmony, is a well known group throughout our town, as well as our school. Forty-one students make up our choir which brings to us here at Charles L. Coon, joy and happiness in song. This year the choir is under the direction of Miss Ruth Moore, and with her guidance they have sung the wonderful music that we love so well. They sing at our annual Thanksgiving and Christmas chapel Oyff 71101123 can? y programs and at public meetings. This year in addition to these programs, they sang for the National Federation of Music Clubs. Sacred songs, well known songs of the day, and many classical numbers are included in their reper- toire. Whether the song is I'll Walk With God, or A Whale of a Tale, it is sung with great feeling and enthusiasm. The choir, through music, gives us many of the joys that money can't buy. MEMBERS Hallam wzzu' S. Joyner, M. Poole, Barnes, -I. Bryant. M. Dixon, B. Anderson, V. Hall, G. vloyner, E. XX'alker, C. Quick, P. Rose. Second wuz' j. Bass, N. Bell, D. Crute, J. Sasser, M. Little, G. Garner, B, jones, j. New- some, J. uloyner, R. Lewis, A. Kelly. Third mzu' Miss I Ruth Moore, B. Moore, P. Cones, S. Durham, M. Clark, T. Bissette, P. Meritt, S. Player, F. Kelly, J. Vick, L. Rogers. Fourfh wuz' N. Barnes, H. Adkins, M. Webster, D. Strickland, E. Manning, H. Taylor, B. Forbes, Y. Pittman. THE VARSITY BAND is a glorious sight as it marches down the street to the strains of martial music. With high-stepping majorettes and drum major leading it, the Varsity Band is quite well known wherever it goes. This year our band is clad in beautiful new uniforms of familiar blue and gold. These outstanding uniforms are donned with pride by one hundred and ten sophomores, juniors, and seniors. No matter if it is a parade under red and green Christmas lights, a half-time show on a wind- swept football field, or in a hot auditorium, our Varsity Band is always there adding color and spirit to the occasion. Beginning in September with long, tiring hours of drilling on the playing field behind the school building, the band is constantly marching and playing through the year. Patiently directed by Mr. liller, the band has become an institution within itself. Being in the band is regarded as an honor by every musit student in Charles L. Coon High School. Our school and town are splendidly represented by the Varsity Band. XIIENIBIERS B 'kk J -Xnthon Ci Barbour E Barbour J Barbour J, . .- . ew. . . V. ,. i . . . , . . , Barbour, D. Barfielcl. J. Barnes. NI. Barnes, Il. Barnes, IT. Barnes. S. Barton, E. Bass, J. Bass, Nl. Balls. J. Bissell, S. Bissett, W. Bissetle. J. Boswell, J. Boykin, K. Bradley. T. Brandon. Brantley, Brit-v, S. Brice, NI. Brown, Y. Brown, R. Champion, M. Childs. B. Clark, B. Corbett, E. Crawley, M. Crow, B. Davis, C. Davis, J. Davis, S. Davis. Denn' M D'xon J Draunl 1 F Faffles F Easter T Etlleriflgv, D. y, . 1 . . ,. ll , . , , .. . . , . F. Evans. J. Evans. B. Farmer, B. Felton, F. Felton, J. Fvrnaltl. Y F T I-1 h l l'l B I' l J l . errell, H. Finch, . S . I. lt'llliIlL, . 'ora, . Forw:-. N. Forbes. O. Godwin. B. Godwin, S. Glover, L. Haillvy, B. Hz-1-ilu-n. G. Hee-den, C. Hoeutt, B. Horne. Il. Howard. B. Hunter. B. I:-ravl. M. Jaekson, D. Johnson, B. Johnson, R. Jordan, J . Joyner. K. Joxnvr, J. K4-rn, Ni. lmonaril. J. lmwi-. ll. Nlalpa:-s. Nl, Nlattilewss Y. ftlrlman, S, Nl:-rm-r, C. Nliller. ll. Nlinselww. 5. Morris, 'Nl Newberry, E. Newton. J. Ni:-holson. D. Prravock, R. Perry. li Pittlnan. Y. Plillllitll. B. l'omfr1'N. B. l,4lf'lill'l'r-5. l'. Prlvv, H. l'rlr'r- ll, Pridgvn, A. Prixeltr-, .-X. Rabil, H. Bapvr. B. Bile-3, li, Row i'. Rose. lf. Bonsai, 5, Bnflin. fi. Salevluy. B. S1-atv, H. Shvaly, ll Skinner. B. Smith, C. Spirex, K. Stallings, R, Sleplien:-on, I' Strieklanil. J. Stott, ll, Tailor. l.. Taxlor. Y. Thomas. J. Thompson KI. Totly, K. Valentine. W. Non Miller, R. Watkins, B. Watson li. Wiatson, J. Wielllr, J. NY4'bl:. -L Wiiwvler. J- Kilim-lvr. ll. Wiliitlvv B. Williams. l'. Williams, l'. Williams. J. Williforil. Xl. Woodard ill. ivoolilriilgv. lcome info our iueri flzroug muaic. f 415' X ' ,4':, XX 1 'X 'Y 'A N 1 1 me X THE JUNIOR BAND of our music department is made up of ninety conscientious sophomore stu dents who work diligently with their music. They haxe reached the half-way mark in their climb to the Varsity Band. They iind the music harder than last year but they work harder and are soon playing it to perfection. This year the unior Band acquired the old Varsity Band uniforms These added more color to the band and also made it possible for them to perform at the unior Varsity football games With Mr Ellers capable instruc tion thc members of the unior Band work very hard trying to achiexc their goal the Varsity Band MEMBERS Ffrrf wuz' G. Matthews T. Barron J. Ferrell D. Haynes J. Skinner D. Bass L. Wfinstead H. NX'atson, P. Taylor J. Baker J. Carpenter J. Carpenter J. Ellis, J. Barnes G. Wfaddill V. Anderson E. Anderson. Sermza' wuz' D uinn L. Boykin B. Wfeeks R. W'ebb B. Baltzegar I. E' t S. Evan B. Ro, L. Driver K. Evans Turner F. Pridgen S. Gordon. D. Smith. Third mu T. Simpson V. Stott K. Finch C. Sullivan J. Barbour T. High S. Denny E. Bell C. Pappas M. efferson S Johnston M Home G Wfard l' lielton J Boone C Meadovs s J Abbott P Pittman D Minschevs Daniel Fnmzb mu J Baker M Russell B DeHaxen E XX'oodaid G XX'eaxcr D Spixey H Valentine P l-itagerald D High D Biisviell J Barnes F1 lb mu B Robbins B Batchelor L NX'h1tley H 'laylor H B111-cley J Pappas A Murphy F Wfheeler E Moore P Vainell E King, E Ruffin C Wrlker D Murray J Patteson Elliott B Robbins L Pappas 5 1 5 Q VJ U 0 o 1 J ' - Howard, J.,Rochell, D. Eernald, H. Bunn, E. Batts, Mi Hayes, R. Baker, T. Gnivesd J. Taylor, -D. Moore: I xet, s, se, , , L. . ' ., . 1 e ', . ' , . , . ,' ,J .' .MJ I -'fJ.'1. 7 to o t 6! c 0 o Ol llffle LIQUQ6 Q in l'l'llfl1flC ll'l5lfl,l e5 many 0lfU 1f fo C0lfl'l0 THE BEGINNERS BAND - What seems to be only a group of freshmen with squeaking, blasting, blaring instruments at the first of the school year soon becomes a participating musical organization. With Mr. Eller always ready to lend a helping hand, its members quickly learn about their instru- ments and how to play them well. Much time is spent practicing scales, basic rhythms, and all the fundamentals of music. Then one day they play their tirst number as a group. It may be only a simple song like Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, but to these eager musicians it is as thrilling as a full symphony. They play better and better as the year goes on, and at the end of the year they also participate in the Annual Music Concert. Now they can look forward to becoming members of the Junior Band. MEMBERS Fjlflf wuz' G. Bradley, J. Xwilliams, L. Cale, XV. Owens, B. Norris, A. Edwards, J. Hayes, J. Johnson, J. XX'est, L. Daughtridge, D. Webb, L. Rouse. Second mum' H. Moore, M. Deans, B. Moore, P. Peeden, E. Stone, P. Barnes, J. Poole, J. Miller, H. Daniel, L. Mercer, M. Williams, B. White, B. Thorne, A. Benton. Third' wuz' J. Ferrell, C. Barnes, G. McGowan, V. Wfebb, S. Balt- zegar, L. Ellis, A. Norris, L. O'Neal, M. Barlield, J. Brewer, P. Linville, S. Eatman, S. Crow, P. Wfalston. Fozzrzb wuz' B. Baker, L. Blackburn, D. Millard, L. Poythress, M. Hayes, R. Felton, C. Askew, D. Johnson S. Crew, V. Martin, T. High, J. Ellis, C. Rountree, D. Hale, J. Mills, C. Owens. Fifth wuz' J. Ellis, E. Thorpe, 1 P. Mc-Lean, C. Bass, R. Evans, S. Barnes, S. Lovelace P. Matthews, D. Barron, B, Powell, J. Boyette, R Poythress. Sjxflv wzr: F, XX'atson, B. Evans, VV. Davis, B. Bass, J. Morris, B. XX'illiams. I.. Heeden, F. Hicks L. Joyner, K. Pridgen, B. Harvey, E. Robinson, M. Dew J, Trueblood. Sezwzflv wzzz' Tew, L. Barnes, E. Sugg, T. Strickland, J. Brown, R, Barfield, G. Dawson, E Barnes, B. Davis, C. Herring, B. Russell. Eiglaflv ruzzx' C. Lamm, G. Lamm, D. Batchelor, R. Hardison. E. Floars, NXT Corbett, C. Pearce, T. Flowers, NW. Brown, Ll. Raines Nizzfb faux' J. Strickland, F. Easom, Edwards, B Bullock. T. Stott, Flowers. IAQCLJ 0 . . . ALLIED YOUTH Organized three years ago, the Allied Youth group has grown into a member- ship of over two hundred. The purpose of the organization is to sponsor the wise and intelligent use of leisure time. One of the highlights of the year was the Leap Year dance held on Friday, March the second. It was a big treat for the boys, especially. Mr. Rogers is the adviser and the officers shown here are tleft to rightj : J. A. Evans, p1'e.iiflw1f.' A. Faircloth, .reme- fr11 3'.' M. Barnes, fl'6'rl.llH'Lfl'.' B. Wfatson, I'ft'U-ll7I'c'.iftfc'1Il'. IYF Sunday evenings usually find most of our young people in youth church services throughout the city. Christian education, fellowship, and fun are usually to be had. Interest in each others groups manifests itself in the Interdenominational Youth Fellowship which meets quarterly when the members come together to observe youth activities as a group. Business of the organization is carried on through the council. Members pictured here are J. Herring, pz'emfw1l.' M. Crow, Itlffbfjcily t'l7rlfI'lHrIl1.' M. CQ. Bridgers, .wr1'elr1i'y.' and B. XVilliams, lz'er1.s111'w'. PEN PALS just before Christmas a group of juniors in an English class became interested in corresponding with foreign students. Kathryn Valentine acted as secretary- treasurer of this unorganized group and soon the wheels were turning! Christmas cards and letters began to arrive from England and France, and others antici- pated mail from other ports. Excitement reigns when someone receives a letter in foreign tongue and everybody, consumed with curiosity, gets busy with the transla- tion! The members are tleft to rightj: j. Forbes, Lewis, E. Moore, K. Valen- tine, B. de Haven, B. Hunter, F. Brad- shaw, Davis, E. Bass, B. Pomfrey, L. Page, and M. A. jackson. -Mm. V17 . dyoecia inferedfd DEBATING Pro or con? No group of students de- mands the respect ol' others cjuicker than those who are willing to do the worl: necessary to participate in the triangular debates held in N. C. every year. The subjects are usually very ditlicult and our teams usually do us proud. Miss Cline is the adviser. The debators pictured here are: standing, C. Quick, sitting flett to rightj, R. Geline, H. Shealy, K. Evans, B. Rhodes, Hinson, R. Moss, Bissett, and Miss Cline. TEEN CLUB No spot in Wilsoii could be more popu- lar for the high school crowd than the Teen-Age Club on Nash Street, near the city library. Sponsored by the City Recrea- tion Department and supervised by Mr. Burt Gillette, its membership is made up mostly of the high school students. This club is another opportunity offered by our city for good, clean, wholesome recrea- tion. A member may enjoy games and fellowship every day and parties, picnics and dances on special occasions. These members enjoy a chess game and Cokes. M. R. Wooldridge, N. Barnes, M. Batts, P. Rose, H. Finch, and Thompson. ELECTRONS Spotlightsl Footlightsl Mikes! Sound Effects! Stage Props! The Electrons man- age all of them for whoever chooses to give a stage production in the high school building. These boys, the backbone of the stage crew for Stunt Night, our biggest production, are courteous, efficient, and trustworthy. Their adviser is Mr. Hyde and they are pictured, letit to right: R. Bridgers, Mr. Hyde, M. Foyles, C. Witzke, and E. Pittman. ,yd .xgcfiuifg J. Ferrell, Mr. Beirmon, S. Freeclmiin, and Wfheeler get ready for the morning rush in the Student Store , . . Miss Sykes, librarian, in Ll familiar pose at the card catalogue . . . The otlice, the nerve center of the school, where everything goes on and Mrs. Brandon answers millions of questions . . . The auditorium, scene of many activities, used here for Keyettes to vote in new members. enfem ----....,,.,,- First aid assistance is given often by Mrs. Evans. S. Crow needs a Band-Aid . . . The gym, used day and night for parties, dances, games, meetings, and socials . . . Yum! Yum! I-Iot dogs and lemon pie! The cafeteria is always in useM lunch from eleven until one. Parties, suppers, and banquets . . . james helps with all of them . . . Auditorium, scene of recitals, programs, civic concerts, class meetings . . . graduation. 'N--w-...W F lvl lw:,,J , f H ' ' .g ' 'x f fnf l5n'!ff,w w.fff.fIfJw ffm !1r1y4l,mfL-11f,ffv ffl ff 1 9 T, X lfrw - M 321 fa, fhfffffu ffflfh 'Mn jwjf mffn- .wtf ' f W, f'lf'f'f.'. !l7'Lf' .gilurcfy of Aim .gown ing zeahb 66 X 77 . Cl gQl' fo l9!Lly fi 'IUPOB l06lI'l 4921 vtvf 'fi 9 'S' ,. ' ' r , Q 1 W, , M, Q A , ' 1 COACHING STAFF Our COACHING STAFF is pictured from left to right: Irv Dickens, Athletic Directorg Bill Weir, junior Basketball, Assistant Footballg Walter Rogers, Football, Golf, Assistant Basketballg and Paul Mark- lin, Basketball, Assistant Football. At the left is Miss Virginia Knowles, Girls' Athletic Director, Intra- mural Basketball Coach, and Physical Education In- structor. 1941 VARSITY: C. Spixey, D. Daxis, Lf. Dixon, E. McLean. Sf.imfi1f.e.' S. Mercer, bl. Lewis, R. Champion, M, -larmun. B. XX'atson. y CAQQI' MD fo 7iCf0l y. VNIOR VARSITY: C. Barnes, -I. Taylor, B. Baltzegar, C. Pappas, S. Paxton. Sf.1i1di11g.' -I. Murpliey, j. Pappas, L. Pappas, L. Stark. XVe're from Wfilson couldn't he prouder: it' you cant hear us now, we'll yell a little louder! The cheerleaders, clad in blue and gold, can he heard yelling their lungs out at any of our games, Wliether on the football field or on the hasketball court, you can be sure that these ten students will give it all they'ye gotl Late in the spring the cheer- leaders are chosen hy the student body, and they practice through the hot summer months and on into the fall to prepare their cheers for us. In them is em- lwodied the spirit of our school, and through them we are able to cheer our team on to victory, i 4 1 Qi' f S 'lf .- sa, f' , A - - ,i V 'i .tiff - ' , - my s-an ,nz . 5 'ft-Zwzsaa 'f .-at-Puma-2,1w'1 4.-'Y ---amiga --if A ' Q' '55 The Wilson Cyclones started the 1955 football season off with a bang, defeating the Washington Pam Pack and the Quakes from Goldsboro 19-6 and 20-7 respectively. Ole daddy luck slipped out on Wilson when they visited the Capital City. Missing an extra point in the closing minutes, the Cyclones bowed 7-6 to the Raleigh Caps. A jack- in-the-box, by the name of Kinston, popped out and surprised the Cyclones to a 27-0 win in the Red Devils' favor. After the unwelcome visit by the Red Devils, Wilson was once again on the road, this time, the guest of Durham. If an almost touchdown had counted, Wilson would have had an easy victory but due to misfortune, Wilson was unable to push over the goal line, but came very close several times. After a terrific battle, the Cycs yielded 7-0. Fayetteville, host to the Cyclones and their supporters, was very gracious to us Wilsoni- 7 ans, giving us our fourth victory, 22-0. From the Port City came a heavy and victorious team seeking victory. The Wilmington Wildcats' wish came true when they took home with them a 13-0 victory, but not without a struggle. After the setback by Wilmington, Coach Rogers piloted his fighting Cycs to a great 44-0 win over the Panthers in Greenville. just hve minutes more-only live minutes more-and the Wilson Cyclones would have won over the Rocky Mount Blackbirds for the second consecutive year and would have been able to keep the Shelton Looms Trophy for another year. But time ran out on the Cycs, who were slow starting and were forced to yield 26-19. The season ended up just as Coach Rogers had predicted, 5 wins, and 5 defeats, the best season since 1950. SQUAD Sfcllldfllg, lefl fu rigfalx -I. Baker, B. McMillan, j. Crute, D. Strick land, B. Draughn, E. Crawley, T Moche, Stott, I. Herring, R Stephenson. Sewud mm' XXL Lee T. Fitzgerald, H. Pagehl. Murphy XV. Pearson, T. Graves, B. Lowe B, Davis, A. Wflleclcr, T. Fish Third ruzzx' M. Hudson, M. Mat thews, O. Owens, J. Poythrcss, P Batten, Barbour, D. Mansfield T. Perry, V. Thomas, C. Lumm B. Clark, Tillery. Ffmrflv mzzz' j. Evans, R. Baker, O. Barnes, B Moosha, T. Brandon, K. jackson, R. MacAuthur, F. jenkins, VI. Elliot, G. Bass, E. Manning. 1 WHAT WE SAW ON THE SCOREBOARD WILSON W ILSON WILSON WILSON W'I LSON WILSON XVILSON XVILSON WILSON WILSON I9 20 ,. 21 2 44 .. 19 ........................... .,. XWASHINGTON . . . GOLDSBORO ... RALEIGH ... KINSTON . .. DURHAM DUNN FAYIZTTIEVILLIE . . . WILMINGTON . . GREITNVILLL ROCKY MOUNT 6 7 6 , 26 7 U U I5 O 26 I. Elwzf if fzzizbfzzg 41 bfi zwifb thine ll .1.i'lvi11gfwf bubyr Could fluff be flag Rniif.111T'r1rl,qf1.9 . . , fb6'J',l'c'J .ill ftlllizzg for him. 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JUNICJR VARSITY FOOTBALL Wilson High School boasts one of the finest jun- ior varsity football teams in the state. The juclones were undefeated, winning seven games straight and were tied seven all with Rocky Mount in their last game of the 1955 season. The future Cyclones started their season out by trouncing Rocky Mount 33-7, and then walloping Raleigh 20-O. Next de- feating Goldsboro 21-14, and Fayetteville 6-0, the juclones again defeated Goldsboro 20-6. Stopping Kinston and Raleigh, 20-6 and 19-6 respectively, the juclones ended a very successful season by tieing Rocky Mount 7-7. The juclones were coached by Mr. Dickens who did an outstanding job. Many of the junior Varsity boys saw a great deal of Varsity action. With all of this taken into consider- ation the Cyclone future looks very bright. Riglvf fficllrre: VC'hoopsl Youre blocking the view refl 11001 JUNIOR HIGH FCDOTBALL Five wins and one defeat composed the 1955 season for the young hustling Wilson junior High team. This team was started by Coach Rogers in 1954, in order to give eighth and ninth grade boys who were not old or big enough to play junior Varsity football and were too old to play city league midget football, a chance to play football under a capable instructor. In its two years of action on the gridiron, they have lost only one game and that was to Daniels High of Raleigh. The juclones, opening game was an easy 34-7 victory over Rocky Mount. The Whirlwinds defeated Raleigh 14-O in the first game, and then bowed 20-12 in the second game. The young Whirlwinds stamped the Goldsboro team 39-6 and 42-7 in the two tilts. A safety gave the Wilson Junior High team a 2-O win over a powerful Kinston team. This new team has proved a great boon to both the coaches and the boys. Ffrif mzzx' D. Wfalston, J. XX'ilson, B. Harvey XX ix iines 5 n Mio e Dixon, B. Russell. Second wuz' C, Lamm. B leorbes A Ox erton l' Hicks I Moiiis I Ihompson M. Phelps, B. Powell. M. Raines, R. Poythiess Iffnd fm HI Stricklind B Simms li Robinson R. Polhill, E. Suggs, G. XX hitheld, C. Herring B Ingiim A Farris W lX1iron Ten ,t , MCDST VALUABLE PLAYER lor years it hrs heen the custom ot the memhers of the xiisity squil rr thoose imong., themselxes hy secret ot their most xrluihle p 1 ei the one xx ho to them emhodies the ,frit ' t tru 'lthle vi o e ta 'e it an grin and inspire otiers o i wie. 3 ' . - o eration his genuine warmth i ing for the other fellow -ind ais school spirit the team those this year Big E l Crawley. Mr. Stallings, in- troduted hy Mr. Farris, presents the award. FOOTBALL PLAYERS RECEIVE AWARDS Deeemher 9, 1955 was a gala day for everybody and especially for all of the eighty-one hoys who played football. It was the day for giving things axvay-awards, trophies, sweaters and Christmas presents. lt was a day for much theering, hack-patting and band- playingg for the hoys and eoaehes had worked hard, fought hard and won xicitories for our sehool and they deserved the coveted honors whith they reeeived. Mr. Clint Farris and Mr. Dewanner Stallings assisted in the program and Mr, Rostoe A. Eller directed the hand in suth spirited music as the XX'ashington Post March, Rodeo, the Bay State 1X1areh and our own song Hail to the Varsity, lfxtitement ran high when time came for presenting the most xaluahle player awardu and everyone seemed happy ox er the selection. rr Mn 111 1 U! I I I ll mini 1 If 1111 0 mini ffl fd It lllll 7 gums md ffm' om 14116 Ruin Mo 1111 IL 1 fl I I If mimi Hfgl Squid uw nl 1 f II e I D IIL i H1 lv Cfliltxfl Rulgtrr irwezzfe 1110110- L 1 wr .1 d 'trf'A'1f- in mmf ct .5 '.n'i'ffy Sffnz zrm 1111111 ' fi .111 rf 'rx lI02l .fi ,QF is K v 'X . , . 41811410 X - V 45--an , 'Q xi: vi uf Mm. A, U, 'f h,.mg,fvf THE VARSITY, a scrappy senior-laden basketball squad, was easily the shortest team in the conference, averaging only about 6'0 in heightg however, their opponents learned to respect their fast, never-give-up brand of play. The Clycs knocked off three non-confer- ence foes, Wfashington 60-51, North Durham 70-64, and Wfashington again 49-47 to open the 1955-56 season. The Cyclones then made their bid in the non-conference Tobaccoland Tournament and finished second after winning over New Bern 70-42 and Goldsboro 70-67, but losing in the finals to Rocky Mount 70-63. In a return match the Cycs again defeated North Durham 65-58. The first conference game of the season was with Durham and the Clycs were forced to bow 64-48. The Cyclones quickly recovered from this loss by romping over Fayetteville 60-56. The Wfilson lads yielded to Rocky Mount 66-57 and Xlifilmington 65-44 before trouncing Goldsboro 69-59. The Cycs pulled a great upset by beating Raleigh 61-57. The Cycs chalked up another victory by romping Fayetteville 74-64. A three game losing streak followed, first to Rocky Mount 62-44, second to Durham 52-51, third to Wfilmington 66-60 in an overtime. Ending the losing streak, Wilsora stopped Goldsboro 54-52 but fell short to Raleigh 60-57. The Cyclones had a successful season by landing fifth place in the Eastern AAA Conference with a 5-7 con- ference record and a 9-7 all games record, MEMBERS: Lcff In 17,qZvf.' T. Fish, li. Seate, H. Hodges, C. Griffin, DI. Hadge. T. Perry, T. Brandon, K. Stallings, G. Bass, T. jordan, XX' Lee, A. XX'heeler. H047 Mak 0 fdge dfzzei 111 for .1 Li-1'-1111 .ii fl. ll lm'fe1' .ind C. Griffin, ll . Let, A, II'liti!H-, 'IQ ju, 111 T Ordmz 50 Ill for flae 7'c'bUllI!6Zl. enjoy .1 C'UA'L' .ffler lluf iivfmi Hit 1' lla' Cfzjti THE JUNIOR VARSITY finished the 1955-56 season with a retord of seven wins and nine losses. After stumbling over Washiiigtoii and falling 57-22, the jutlones went on a five game winning spree, defeating North Durham 67-40, Xlffashington -16-27, North Durham -15-41, Durham -15-45, and Fayetteville 71-46. Then followed a six game losing streak in which the juelones bowed to Rocky Mount 61-5-1, XX!ilmington 71-55, Goldsboro 67-65, Raleigh 6-1-50, Fayetteville 55-51, and last to Durham 66-45. The future Cyclones snapped the losing streak by whalloping Daniels Junior High of Raleigh 41-29. The juelones were handed two more defeats, one by Raleigh 62-39 and another by XXfashington 76-48 before closing their season by downing Goldsboro 55-49. THE SQUAD: Leff fu riglwff S. Denny. A. lfarris, H. Page, 'lf Graves. D. Caton. li. MtMillan, T. Fitzgerald, D. Moore, M. Hudson, C. Dixon, D. Mansfield. 11057 NINTH GRADE TEAM EIGHTH GRADE TEAM JUNIOR HIGH TEAMS NINTI-I GRADE EIGHTI-I GRADE Tuff I7jI.'flH'L.' Fifi! wuz' G. Grithn, S, Lmt-late. B. In- Burrow ffirfffrex Fifi! wilt' H. Rodgers, D. Wfalston, gram, XX'. Brown, D. Call. Sfwm! wir: E. Gould. J. Hamhow, B. Perry. Sammi rozzz' F. Smith. B. Lamm, B. XX'ard. E. Rohinson. nl. Hatkett, C. Lamm. L, Heeden. B. Simms, P. Pridgen. SCOREBCARDS Wfilson 42 . . . Saratoga 59 Wfilson . . . Saratoga XXfilson 57 . Rock Ridge 47 Wfilson . Rock Ridge Wfilson 66 .... Lucama 55 Wfilson .,.. Lucama Wfilson 61 . . . . . Goldsboro 52 Wfilson .. Goldsboro Wfilson 410 . . . Durham 56 Wfilson . . . Durham Wfilson 61 , Fayetteville 35 Wilson . Fayetteville Wfilson 60 East Durham 59 Wilson East Durham Wilson 60 Rocky Mount 74 Wilson Rocky Mount Wfilson 59 .... Raleigh 47 Wilson .... Raleigh Wfilson -All , . . . . Goldsboro 52 Wfilson . . . . . . Goldsboro Wfilson 55 .... Lucama 50 Wilson .... Lucama Wilson 60 .... Raleigh 70 Wilson .... Raleigh Totals . . 7 Wins, 5 Losses Totals 8 Wins, 4 Losses H063 B A'll'fWjU.II1 z1'.1ifi'1u.i'ec if D. Moore will muffin! the mfr. D. Mf1f1a't i' 1.13-1111 in zzzlilftuwfilzf .ii if ii blfffttd f' lzzfiduzlfifiudj1!.1V1w'. NOGRAM LUB The golden . . . a small token for a job well done. Boys participating in a varsity sport receive this traditional letter, with all the admira- tion and glory that comes from being a varsity man. Also, senior players are awarded a blue sweater with their letter, and other players receive Fiairf ruzzu' D. Minschew, B. Wfilliams, C. Sutton, F. jen- kins. B. Seate, j. Stott. B. McMillan, J. Crute, D. Denny, J. Hadge. Sefwza' wuz' E. Crawley, O. Owens, T. Perry, D. Provo, V. Thomas, j. Evans, F. Vick, M. Matthews. a certificate for participating in a sport. The Monogram Club is an athletic association made up of all qualified varsity players. Officers for this year are president, jimmy Herringg vice- president, Don Stricklandg secretary, Don Provog treasurer, Tom Brandon. bl. Tillery, B. Moosha, G. Bass. C. Grifhn. 7'lm'J mum' j. Herring, B.Cla1'k. R.Stephenson,j. Baker, B. Draughn, A. Wfheeler, T. Brandon. B. Pearson, D. Strickland, T. jordan, NW. Lee. H077 lt matters not whether we win or lose, but how we play the game. This is the motto the teams try to play by '... although after watching one of the helter-skeltern games it might be hard to believe. These line players find themselves more often on the floor than not, and somehow, it's always a mystery as to the whereabouts of the basketball! Playing intramural basketball, coached by Miss Virginia Knowles, is an important part of our high school athletic program. It helps the girls achieve a sense ot' lair play and good sportsmanship. H083 GIRLS' BASKET SENIORS lfnil mir: M. Brown, rl. Boswell, P. Strickland, C. Ho cutt, M. Totty, M. Leonard, B. Moore, C. Pittman VI. Gay, L. XX'hitaker, P. Tant. Sewnfu' zwzu' C. Spivey B. XX'orsley, A. Privette, J. Sasser, C. Barbour, P. Rose bl. Draughn, M. Batts, Barbour, R. johnson, M. Pearce N. McLean, M. Barnes. Third ruzzx' B. Smith, Y. Brown B, Felton, C. jackson, Miss Knowles, A, Page, K. Mills S. Daxis, L. Finch, -I. Pike, S. Morris. JVNIORS Ffa-rl mzrx' B. Poythress, A. Rabil, 'I. Bissett, C. Saleeby B. Poinfrey, A, Daniels, L. Turner, B. Hunter, D. Wfhit: ley. Sewud mum' j. Forbes, -I. Davis, R. Godwin li. Griffin, S. Gordon,J. XXfilliford,M. Jackson, J. Barnes B. Heeden, S. Davis. BALL TEAMS SOPHOMORES Firirl muu' M. Horne, B. XWeeks, B. Norris, J. Barnes I-l. XX'atson, L. Morris, E. Batts, S. Evans. Sammi' mu' M. Aycock, V. Stott, M. Quinn, C. Quick, E. Bell R. Moss, M. jackson, B. Rose, M. Little. Third mu' B. Baltzegar, S. johnson, D. Crute, K. Pappas, F. Evette, R. Wfebb, K. Evans, S. Wfainwright, G. Wfadill M Jef- ferson, P. Finch. Fourth mum' L. Pittman, L. I-Ianchrow B. Askew, F. Sullivan, J. Taylor, F. Felton. J. Boone G. Garner, M. Mills, P. Varnell. FRESHMAN Fjrrf rozw: C. Barnes, P. Watstun, M. Lamrn, L. Daught- ridge, R. Evans. Sermzd wuz' M. Barheld S. XVebb B. Boykin, L. Anderson, J. Miller, H. Moorei D. Barron: B. XX'hite, B. Eagles. Third wuz' J. XX'alston, S. Freed- man, R. Parker, J. Ferrell, D. johnson, D. Millard J. Brewer, S. Eatmon, A. Benton, J. Hicks, D. Webbl FUIZIYIJ row: M. Webb, M. Heeden, J. Bass, F. Watson P. Walston, M. Nabers, M. Deans, C. Meadows, Wfebb, R. Felton. s After the hrst announcement over the P. A. sys- tem that the basketball season is at hand, girls trom grades nine through twelve begin assembling their teams. Remarks such as: Gosh, well never beat them, I know she's six feet, and XVl1at l wouldnt do for one of those silver b.isketh.1llsY'x can often be heard around the gym. From January to April the season wears on. and the top four teams play in a tournament sponsored by the Keyette Club. Each girl on the championship team receives a silver basketball on Honor Day. H093 -. 7 Wilson 6 Wfilson , Wfilson 5 Wfilson 11 Wfilson 10 Wfilson 7 Wilsoii 20 Wfilson 2 Wfilson 13 Wfilson 7 XX'ilson 8 Wfilson 1 Wfilson I Totals BASEBALL THE SCOREBOARD . , . Roanoke Rapids . . . Wilinington . . , Raleigh . . . . Goldsboro . , . Rocky Mount . . . . Durham . . . littyetteville . . . Wiliiiiiigtoii . . . Raleigh . . . Goldsboro . . . Rocky Mount . . . . . Durham .. . . . . . . .. Fayetteville . . . 5 Wfins, 8 Losses, 1 Tie 1955 ,llEAlX'I'St'.lfc'67l,' N. Lane, P. Batten, C. I-Iurris, R. Pridgen, C. Griffen, T. Perry C1 Bass lim? rffzzx' R. MtAuthu1', R. Dyson, M. Matthews, D. Nithols, F. Vick, Stott, P. Perry, B Diauzghn ,, ... SUMMARY Coach Dickens once again faced the problem of re- building the Cyclone baseball team! After the gradu- ation of seven of his stars and the ineligibility of four others, he was left with only two lettermen. Many thought the chances for the freshman and sophomore laden team were very few, but the season turned out surprisingly well. After three setbacks, the Cyclones started rolling. Tying Goldsboro 11-11, and defeating Rocky Mount, Durham, and Fayetteville 10-4, 7-5, and 20-11 respectively, the Cyclones were finally stopped by Wilmington 14-2. Losing a close 17-15 tilt to Raleigh, the Cyclones went on to defeat Goldsboro 7-3 and then bowed in their last three games to end the season with 4 wins, 8 defeats, and 1 tie. TOP: Cmrk! and rz llnilrozz player polar one info the ozzfjfeld. RIGHT: Il'f fl bird, iff fl plmze, iff zz 170772617111 for IV'ilro71!!! BELOW: E, Gould u'o11der,r, Sf2oz1la' I Jzcfizzg? Oopfll Too Lzle now. STRIKE ! ! . The Tennrs Team Ulxes 1 hrcllx from prutrae to pose for thls prcture T E N N I S They are from left to right: R. Champion, M. Childs, R. 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Q 3 Q. pf f ' i A Af K- cl , 1 MM I 44,9 X , 1, 'Tim I 1 115993111 i, 1 n ,Q fn, -A 4 fv-'S -fv , Y - ,Ml sk Aff mt ' A. l ' WQW mmf , , - W vw, 2 -3 'Z Q45 f W S l l I if FN . fluff we may QW. fo y THE SCHOQL l h i I L It is the privilege of the teachers in our school to open our minds to new horizons, to stir worthy ambitions, to project beauty in the common place, to present examples of enduring values, to develop personal human understandings, to teach the hand, the heart, and the mind, and we believe that our teacherseethrough their students fevvill live forever! H251 We have above, some of our school personnel in their various activities of the year . . . Mr. Chappell and Dr. Fike greet some new teachers . . . Mr. Hyde explains a legal phrase . . . Mr. Willarcl introduces the English teachers at P.T.A ..., Mrs. Blackburn checks the Study Hall list . . . Our men appear in an N. Cl. F. A. skit . . . Mrs. Tomlinson acts as cashier for cafe- teria. ,alalareciafe en baring ua ned . N f I 3' Q7 I l I i I I I i i l l 1 1 l i Tlmfzkf to our pfzrefzlf Etzfb one held 50 deizr For lbe homer ffm! fl2ey'z'e zmule ni' Safe from danger mir! fear. We realize that the freedom and love found in our Christian homes and the joy of sharing this love with our mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers, is the greatest of all heritages that we can have. And we know that the joy of our parents in us is the holiest joy of humanity. XXfe realize that our growing up did not lmppen in L1 day. Nor without our parents' long-time tender care and guidance. Pictured above: Badie T. Clark, jr.-graduation, from Ll mascot of 19413 Home joys: partiesg Keyette mothers' banquetg Coach Dielcens and Baby Doug-a picture of love! 11271 THE HOME 4 ? V71, ,. +5 if may Q x A , fx , A K . Q: 3 71' -si 2, W s - 45 .71 in 4 52, I sgff:7f'Ii2Z Q '31 f ,. x ww' ki 5 n 'L KE 'M K M N A ,,,. 5 A We Lxm, 2 V A .W Jw' 4,1 5g ,,.:::,,. ,, XQ, . 'Q 11' jlnlftfy K'lfMgAJ0!!,f!LAff RAINES 3x COX OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS 56 COCOON IIIIIIIIIZH IIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIUSI IZIIIIIPIIIIY THE SAFE EXECUTOR IVIEIVIBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION IISII Whitehead and Anderson INCORPORATED + -I' WILSON, N. C. INTERSTATE AND INTRASTATE CARRIERS - CARGO INSURED BARNES TRUCK LINE, ING. WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 7-0188 I.C.C. No. 7640 TERM I NALS: Baltimore, Md. Phone EDmondson 6-4650 or 6-4651 Portsmouth, Va. Phone EXport 9-5331 A Load on our truck is a Load off your mind 11321 TWO STORES IN WILSON HINNANT'S SCHOOL OF DANCE Established 1929 203 Warren Street Phone 3781 H331 WAYNE DAIRY BAR 501 Raleigh Rd. Dial 5160 DOUBlE-A RUFFIN SAYS BUY cooo GULF PRODUCTS THE AVENUE GARDENS VAUGHAN'S .IEWELERS F'-OR'5T WATCHES-DIAMONDS Hong, Telegaph Dehvew RECORDS-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 202 Park Ave' Dial 2257 106 Barnes Street Phone 5707 WILSON, N. C. WILSON, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Daniel Roofing Supplies FROM Incorporated 121 S. Douglas Street WiIson's Shopping Center Di0'2346 WU-50Nf N-C Friendly Service Since 1934 TOWE INSURANCE HERRlNG'S DRUG STORE SERVICE 105 North Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. 11341 if JEFFERSON APPLIANCE THE TOWN SHOP COMPANY Dresses-Suits-Coats Barnes Street 2I2 W. Nash Street Wlison, N. C WILSON, N. C. Carolina Office Equipment Co. Your School Supply Headquarters D E N N Y I S Typewriter RGHTSIS 108 w. Nash sf. Wilson, N. c. Your Underwood Dealer IEWELERS Dial 7-OI44 W E B B S ' Allen 8. Walston Decorators 406 West Nash Street WILSON SHOE STORE your patronage appreciated Walter S. Hines Barber Shop IIS S. Douglas Street Our Service is a Wilson Tradition Frank london's Men's Store your Ivy League Headquarters WlLSON'S FINEST li35l REFRIGERATION SERVICE J. E. BALLENGER Phone 4236 7I7 Herring Ave. WILSON, N. C. B-K SALES 8. SERVICE FRIGIDAIRE HOUSEHOLD AND COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING 321 E. Barnes Street Phone 7-I296 Wilson, N. C. Lovelace Motor Co., Inc. II5 S. Lodge Street WILSON, N. C. Your Lincoln-Mercury Dealer R. E. QUINN 8. CO. Fine Furniture e QQ RICKS GULF SERVICE East Nash Street For Something Good and Sweet SHEALY'S BAKE SHOPPE Can't Be Beat 220 E. Barnes Street STALLINGS PRINTERS Quick Service and Better Printing Dial 338I Wilson, N. C II36I ATLANTIC BUILDING 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Geo, T, Stronoch, Sec'y-Trees, II9 South Goldsboro Street BAILEY'S JEWELRY Diamonds-Watches-jewelry Expert Watch Repair IO5 South Douglas Street WILSON, N' C. Phone 2617 WILSON, N. c WILSON INSURANCE R. C. WELFARE 8 REALTY CO., INC. Geo, TV Stromchf pregq SUPPLIERS OF SINCLAIR 119 South Goldsboro sfroor PETROLEUM PRODUCTS WILSON, N. c. Dial 3516 WILSON, N. c ETHERIDGE PLUMBING CO. Plumbing-Heating Repair-Remodeling Model Kitchens 505 Mayo Street WILSON, N. C. Johnson Furniture Store I20 South Goldsboro Street WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA R A Grady, Jr, Mgr, BRUCE LAMM Styled Men's Wec1r Bc1rrett's Printing House WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Wedding Invitations Our Specialty One Day Service lI37l FORBES SERVICE CENTER 204 W. Nash Street Telephone 4658 PURE OIL PRODUCTS Wheel Balance 6' Generator Work Fancy Groceries-Fresh Meats WEST END GROCERY West Nash St. Dial 3I5I Vegetables-Produce TERMINAL DRUG AND VARIETY STORE Across from ACL Passenger Station 408 E. Nash St. Phone 2IOI-2102 HOTEL CHERRY and LITTLE GRILL C. C. BENTON 8. SONS Architects and Engineers IZO N. Tarboro St. WILSON, N. C. CARGILL, Incorporated Specialists in Serving Agriculture ONWARD, WILSON HIGH B A R S H A Y ' S .Ioyner's Funeral Home Telephone 3I34 AMBULANCE SERVICE I07 N. Pine Street WILSON, N. C. H383 C. Ioyner . Telephone 5395 Joyner's Memorial Company CEMETERY MEMORIALS 301 Highway south of wilson CARTER'S, INC. l02 W. Nash Street WILSON'S LARGEST CREDIT IEWELERS Phone 6201 CHARLES DEPARTMENT STORE The Store of Savings Stancil Refrigeration SALES F: SERVICE Representing Friedrich Refg., lnc. Flootlng Air F E Stoncrl 4 WILSON, N, C, 903 S. Goldsboro Street Phone 5325 WILSON, N. C Wilson Furniture Com an r H E A N N EX P V Wilson's Favorite Meeting Place 'In the neart ot downtown l25-l27 S. Goldsboro Street Telephone 3035 FURNITURE WILSON, N. C. K Gill's Radio Service 207 East Green Street RADIO-TELEVISION-SOUND 'Service For Your Pleasure HEMBY'S BEAUTY SALON 207 East Vance Street WILSON, N. C. Mrs Estelle H Elliott We need your head in our Business Phone 2083 H393 Cecil B. lumm 8. Co. Complete Service In Real Estate-Insurance-Bonds We wish to soy we hoye enjoyed you tor customers throughout your high school doys, ond we sincerely hope for your con- tinued potrohoge throughout the coming yeors II7 W. Barnes Street Jo - A N N I S WILSON, N. C. 203 Nash Street Wilson, N. C. Dial 4493 lEE'S FOOD STORE SERVICE-SAVI NGS I29 Pettigrew Street BEST WISI-IES Carolina laundry 8. Cleaners, Inc. WILSON, N. C. KENWOOD COURT Howard Johnson's Restaurant ON THE PREMISES Three Miles South of Wilson on Route U. S. 301 499-'IS 010fI5PI09 'S 9ll .9l00'I PPWOOJO IPM alll '0:I,, clOHS IIISIIVE S,N!1'llIW MOSS 8. COMPANY, INC. Men's and Boys' Store I36 S. Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. Robbins Jewelry 8. Music Company jewelry, Musical Instruments, Records, Pianos G Watch Repairing II2 S.Goldsboro St. WILSON, N. C. H401 P. l. Woodard 8. Company, Inc. GENERAL MERCHANTS General Agents Contentnea Guano Co High Grade Fertilizers and Farm Supplies IOS-I0 E. Barnes St. ART CLOTHING STORE II4 S. Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. Exclusively Yours For Smart Styling K 0 I if Packs ciinicriiii ji El-ECQQAL -SALES-SERVICELCL ward boulevard, wilson, north carolina Maytag - Hoover - Zenith - Hotpoint Phone: Day 7-Ol I8 Phone Night: 4759 - 4763 - 5247 - 5083 THE BOOK NOOK Books and Toys For All Ages 507 Raleigh Road wii.soN, N. c. Willilord Brothers, Inc. Chrysler-Plymouth 309 Herring Avenue SALES-SERVICE GMC TRUCK WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA T. l. HERRING 8. CO. WHOLESALE MEATS Dial 4252 WILSON, N. C. MORRISON'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions a Specialty IZI N. Douglas Street lfixcross from Woodard-Herring l-lospitali Phone 3I36 Eastern Auto Supply Co. Wholesale and Retail Automobile and Bicycle Supplies IZ3 S. Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. ll4Il BROWN 0IL CO., INC. PURE OIL PRODUCTS C115 Dial 7-0126 WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Sunditer-Butts Pontiac Co PONTIAC 8. CADILLAC C115 208 S. Goldsboro Street Phone 7-IIII 6' 3505 fI42l SEE l. C. Woodall Furniture For LEONARD REFRIGERATORS BLACKSTONE WASHERS DUO-THERM HEATERS Phone 4314 Wilson, N. C AUTO SALVAGE COMPANY AUTOMOBILE REPLACEMENT PARTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL llSABETH'S For The Woman Who Cares What She Wears WALTON W. SMITH BUILDING CONTRACTOR 128 E. Ward Blvd. Phone 2380 Refrigeration 8. Appliances Inc. Your Westinghouse Dealer Harvey J. Doughtridge, Mgr, Phone 2293 117 S. Douglas St R. l. SMITH PAINT SHOP Automobile Painting Body and Fender Repair WILSON, N. C. 211 S. Pine St. Dial 3341 VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP National Bank Building Phone 2331 TIRES BATTERIES W. E. Jordan's Gulf Service Herring Avenue WILSON, N. C. Road Service Phone 2002 11431 ROBERT B. ANDERSON POST NO. 13 AMEICAN LEGION Wilson County Fair Grounds Highway 301 South WILSON, N. C. H441 CONGRATULATIONS AND EVERY GOOD WISH TO THE CLASSHOE EIETY SIX I Jordan Construction Co BUILDERS OF MODERN HOMES Best at Luck Seniors at 1956 WAYSIDE MOTEL Willie and Mary Minschevv Owner 8 Manager 2 Miles South of Wilson, N. C. T.V. Lounge, Air Condition Next Door to Howard johnson Restaurant Private Swimming Pool H453 Entertaining 7 E Ig: A Serve Coca Cola 5 WM i IQ with good things to eat QQIYQ W . M Q JLIL 0 o 1 . ' ' -sf , I sk i-'fr o 19 x X ff Q I Q- I - I -Lx 144 .1515 - . , I I ll, g.wH ..:.'f EC I - l I ' -'-Y' CII '-- . ,,,, 'I 1 -EohlE mf.4I I f - ou , , S ' I. ..... . . . , ,rr XX A -1 I 'su I 'm,,..w' . X - . I H. BARNES HARRELL CO. PARKER'S BAR-B-0 FRIED CHICKEN, STEAKS OYSTERS IN SEASON Highway 30I South WILSON, N. C. Satisfaction with every transaction at G. S. TUCKER 8. C0., INC. Wilsons Oldest Furniture Store WILSON, N. C. R. E. TOWNSEND 8. COMPANY REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE IO7 North Douglas Street WILSON, N. C. II46I R O Y B . W E B B National Bank Building WILSON, N. C. PROTECTION-SERVICE-DEPENDABILITY EASTERN MOTOR SALES, INC. CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE GROWER'S CO-OPERATIVE WAREHOUSE, INC. For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco WILSON, N. C. We Pay Patronage Dividends Box 247 Phone 5097 Full Capping WHITE'S TIRE SERVICE WILSON, N. C. Phone 4200 406 Stantonsburg Street On 301 Truck Lane II47I IN WILSON IT'S THE WATSON WAREHOUSE Leaders on the great Wilson Tobacco Market since I904. THE WILSON DAILY TIMES Your Wilson County Newspaper Evening Hours Are Reading Hours Circulation More Than 10,000 CAROLINA BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. BUILDING MARTERIAL-LUMBER AND COAL Phones 3411-7-OIZZ WILSON, N. C. FASHIUNS lI48l For the Finest Sale in Tobaccoland Sell at CENTRE BRICK WAREHOUSE COZART-EAGLES a. co. We lead Wilson and Wilson leads the world CAROLINA CASUALS, INC. 2l7 E. Barnes Street Manufacturers of LADIES BLOUSES AND SPORTSWEAR ANDERSON, DEANS 8. WO0DARD, INC. GENERAL INSURANCE AND BONDS I924-I956 WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA is sronss i SOUTH S LARGEST JEWELERS 209 EAST NASH STREET Phone 3l65 H491 CORBETT MOTOR COMPANY 202 East Green Street WILSON, N. C. -I--I' YOUR FRIENDLY STARLITE AND PINE VAllEY Drive-In Theaters Scales-BUICK-Service L HURCJQQUEL ' J EW E LE RS ntif at Game og E i I 159 REGISTEREDJIIWELER MI KAN GEM SOCIETY T W E E T I E S Across from A. C. College IISOI nvepp 1' Dr. Pepper Bottling Co WILSON, N. C. GEO. H. BARNES SHOP TIN SHOP WITH + + CONFIDENCE AT Anything your heart LED E R B R 0 S ' desires in Memlu DEPARTMENT STORES and 'I' + WEAR WITH ZIZ S. Lodge Street PRIDE Dial 4I46 IISIJ Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation H521 Fix Wilson Petroleum Company PERRY AUTO PARTS CO. Auto Replacements Parts And Accessories Wrecker Service WILSON, N. C. WILLIAMS LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS WILSON, N. C. BEST WISHES SENIORSI 11543 THE IMPERIAL TOBACCO COMPANY lOf Great Britian and Ireland, Limited? WILSON, N. C. Phone 3056 GARDNER'S DAIRY VELVET ICE CREAM HOMOCENIZED MILK HUNT'S 3148-Ambulance Service-3149 FUNERAL DIRECTORS SMITH wnsnousss A B C WILSON, N. C. 4155! ORKIN WORLD'S LARGEST PEST CONTROL COMPANY Call 4918 315 Herring Ave. Wilson, N. C. WILSON ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. REFRIGERATION COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC Television Sales and Service Phone 3960 700 S. Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C. HOME INSULATION LENNOX WARM AIR HEATING ASBESTOS AND STONE SIDING STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS HI Ii II ' S , IN C . Dial 4868 313 Herring Ave BOYKIN'S BODY 84 PAINT SHOP Wrecks Completely Repaired Glass Installed I09 West Nash Street Radiators Repaired H561 Meet you at BRUCE'S The Hot Dog King BRUCE'S HOT DOG STAND + 'I' 9OI South Goldsboro Street i HOME BUIlDER'S SUPPLY CO 'll-he Friendly Yard 'I-+ Old Black Creek Road Phone 4225 WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA WHITHEAD INSURANCE AGENCY 'I' 'I' N. G. lBillyl Blackman, Jr., Mgr, Fresh Foods Frozen Stay Fresh at FROZEN FOOD IOCKERS, INC. Seasonal goodness, for keeps ll57l BEST IN SALES AND SERVICE C515 WILSON, N. C. Phone 4865 Cecil Thompson Jimmy I-licks Bridgers Paint Si Wallpaper Eu. ARTIST BRUSHES, PAINTS, AND SUPPLIES CUSTOM MADE VENETIAN BLINDS C115 Make Your Paint Problems Our Business Dial 4428 WILSON, N. C lI58l ' In ' oo , . a fp, . - '.5 .'v A SIGN OF QUALITY FOR 54 YEARS 'H nu n n n z s FARMERS COTTON Oll CO. Factories: Norfolk, Va., - Wilson, N. C. - Lillington, N. C H591 Reg c? we Tle Nlello Fellow U S Pat. Off. For GOODness' Sake ICE CREAM 1 'W-. I W 4 1 lil i Mkrffff, A x 2 ' K mp, it 0 3 .Q AL , 1, 5 EZWZQSN -,X i 4 'R W3 hvvq Ass' g , . , - i L 1 2 E E U w 5 2 Y , l .llw f, . CITY OF WILSON neon W. V. O. T. TOBACCO CITY MOTORS, INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer . . . The fine car at half the fine car price You'II be Happier with Ford Cars and Trucks PHONE 7-0193-7-OI94 WILSON, N. C II6II 0 W 27 wg Wh :Egfgff f MILLWURK CDMPANY The great voice of America . . comes in a murmur from the hills and woocls and farms and factories ancl the mills, rolling and gaining volume until it comes to us from the homes of COITlmOl'1 men. -Woodrow Wilson SIDNEY BLUMENTl'LfXL5C0. WC. WILSON, N. c. J CQNCRATULATIQNS, SENIGRS' Plan your Future Savings with WIISON INDUSTRIAL BANK Save where you can Borrow Banking for ine Individual Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation H637 C. JOHNSON MOORE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 6189 P. O. Box 348 WILSON, N. C. RALEIGH ROAD GROCERY GROCERIES-MEATS-PRODUCE 5II Raleigh Road PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 6II9 0'-DSMOBH-E5 M. I. BOYKIN, JR. 5 'eS and Sewice BUILDING CONTRACTOR KeIIy's Oldsmobile Services WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA J. B. BATTS ROOFING COMPANY TOPS ON TOPS H643 THES CABIN GROCERY fCARROLL'S, iNc.a Eooos e SERVICE W. W. Furniture 8. Appliance Co. 230 S. Torboro Street Smce 1906 WILSON, N. C. 40l W. Nash Street Phones 3141-3142 Phone 2789 LINVILLE'S, INC. Quality Concrete Products Steel Sash and Doors WILSON, N. C. MOSS BICYCLE SHOP scHwlNN-COLUMBIA SHELBY DEALER WILSON, N. C. FAULKNER NEON Dependable Neon Sign Service Since 1937 Littlejohm Faulkner, Mgr. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. wlLsoN, N. c. EXCLUSIVE CLEANERS 725 S. Goldsboro Street Dial 5l05 H651 MACK D. BISSETTE, JR . Real Estate ancl Ins. Agency Telephone 4361 Smith Brothers Flooring Co 223 S. Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. 115 Gold Professional Building Ph 6070 one WILSON, N. C. Wedding - Bridesmaid USE Flower Girls PRIDE OF WILSON jr.-Sr. Prom Dresses Can be found at CORN MEAL lucielle's Briduls 8. Formols Upstairs 219 E. Nash Street WILSON, N. C. Manufactured By WILSON FEED MIllS, INC. Whitley Electric 8. Neon Service Highway 301 South Phone 7-0135 WILSON, N. C. Gulftane L. P. Gas Westinghouse-Norge YOUR BEAUTY SHOP 118 South Goldsboro Street R- F- BRAND JUNIOR TEEN SHOP V3lVe5-PIPGS-'Fillings A Speciality Shop for Girls Plumbing and Heating Contractor Featuring Sportswear, Novelties, Accessories 310 East Barnes Street Office 3927 Phones Res. 3558 509 Raleigh Road 11661 SMART STYLES for MEN and YOUNG MEN with YOUNG IDEAS ,ffl .JIT ffl ' C ., I II' I4 Ior1sI Dial 2022 WILSON, N. C WITH U55 WILSON ICE 81 COAL CO. lg Fglsgrgugl THE BENTS ISIIING PROCESS 501 Factory Street Phone 2295 cf, clrycleoning at its finest You'll be thrilled with the new beauty in every garment. Clothes look new longer. Not-so-new clothes LOOK NEW again! Try STA-A'NU TODAY! Costs you nothing extra JIMMY DEMPSEY, Inc. THE GEORGIAN ROOM II7 West Nash Street WILSON, N. C. H671 MEET YOU AT TIHHE QRIEAMIERY THICK SHAKES CURB SERVICE M d M C L H k P D OETTINGER'S Department Store AND 0ETTINGER'S M611,S Store Wilso Leading St re' S I 869 11687 kv 5 1 ,mv Q An - n , w 1.3 4 . , , ,v .5 11. 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