Coon High School - Cocoon Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

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Radiogram . . .student council... D.O .... booster club... bands . . . underclassmen. winter 40-55 Basketball . . . winter's work.. .merri- ment . . . key-keyette clubs . . . fu- ture teachers of America . . . choir . .. sophomores. spring , 56-73 Spring sports. . . baseball . . . tennis ...golf . . . monogram club... future business leaders of America . . . be- ginners' bands . . . spring memories ...golden moments. . . juniors. graduation 74-97 Senior project . . . the Cocoon . . . leaders . . . seniors . . . superlatives . . . statistics. 151 e ica ion to one . . who has ciewteci his life to eciueate us who has useci his energies to heneiiit us Wim has heen HH exinnple to guide us who has erystuiiizeci memories to refresh us to hiin-Cioaeh Viiziitei' S. Rogers we lovingly cieciieute this our hook of goicien memories the 1957 CNOQUUON to him, we express our gratitucie for ull he mezms tu us. mr. walter samuel rogers 5 x 5 . 'U ' sh E so mueli to clo . . . so little time . . . an untouehecl year . . . ours alone . . . full of clreams . . . expectations . . . disappointments joy . . . faltering steps . . . helping liancls . . . another Oolclen memorv . . O 1 the hazy air holcls fragranee of burning leaves . . . of exeitecl voiees . . . football games . pep rallies . . . flying pennants . . . a Presiclential eleetion . . . the realization of a clemoeraey '... wondering if we cleserve . . resolute in our eonvietions . . .' fall . . . the golclen promise of things Q to come . . . fall. board of trustees Du. ll. L. FIRE Clmirumzz hln. B. l3o1u:Es . . Vice-Clmirirzmz Mu. S. CQ. QiIIAl'PEl.I. Secretnrv DR. R. L. F1145 NIR. G. CVHAPPELI. M E M B E R S Mu. G. ll. Anixms Mus. I. XT. Biixsoiw Mn li. l. Ifomars Du. VV. C. lIuN'ii,1i Mus. C. A. limo Mn. G. C. VICK uneaw., 'qt M' , Y' W' 4--N 63,110 ' Uur town is fortunate in having a progressive Board of 'lirustees made up of seliesacrificing, lar-sighted leaders who are never willing to give up a fight if it is for the good of the children ol' our town, or the hetterment of the community. Meeting the needs of the rapidly growing school population has, as in most places, offered a challenge to these puhlic spirited servants of the people. ilihe almost llercu- lean joh of providing adequate facilities for classroom worlt, alone, has offered its many prohlems. Because of the tireless efforts of these trustees in soliciting the cooperation of the citizens, the Wilsoll Board of Education is now launching a four-project school huilding program to he completed within the ensuing months. Present day high school juniors and seniors suffer pangs of regret, perhaps, that they will not have a chance to weave their memories of the old Charles L. Coon High School with the new huilding to he located hetween Nash and Tilghman Roads. The freshmen and sophomores an- ticipate heing among the first to graduate from the new school. Surely they will give all honor and credit due to the Board of Trustees. U01 Forever, we shall rememher our principal, lklr. George S. VVillard, lr., as the key to our golden memories. hir. VVillard has opened the door to an important era in our lives. lo us he is an example of a gracious gentleman, an ever-helpful adviser and a trustworthy friend. ln short, he is like a partatime father. VVe shall always rememher little pictures ol' him -his wistful smile, his ready humor, his quick sym' pathy, his fitting jokes, and his justice to all. 'lihis spring, as we leave, we will rememher our golden moments of memories which he has lived with us, and we will keep in mind his amhitions for us and his desire that we live good and useful lives. On November 20, 1956, school officials, city digni- taries, representatives of civic and church groups gathered at the site of the new senior high school to participate in the ground-breaking exercises. Dr. Ralph Pike, chair- man of the Board of Trustees, presided at the hriel cere- mony which was closed with a prayer led hy the Reverend Clyde E. Baueom, pastor of the First Baptist Church of g. kj Vllilson. hlr. and nlrs. XV. U. llarrison, donors ol the land for the site. surrounded hy ineinhers ol' their lan 'ire shown in the center ol the picture helow, as Mr. l l.n' rison turns the soil. ,Xt the far lelit, stand the school olli cials: in the center hack, the city and civic representatives' and at the liar right, the lleverend Mr. llaucom. r r . 3 :iss-1... , M . degli: w 1 I 3 l illl it facult MISS LELA AYCOCK: VVoman's College of the Univer- sity of North Carolina: AB.-English: COCOON Staff Adviser: Career Day Adviser: Counselor: Quill and Scroll Adviser: Sen- ior Class Adviser. WILLIAM R. BEAINION, JR.: Atlantic Christian College: A.B.-Mathematics: Freshman Class Ad- viser. MRS. ELLA REAMON: VVoman's College of the Uni- versity of North Carolina: AB.-Science: Sophomore Class Adviser. MRS. ,IEANETTE BROCJKS: Meredith College: A.B.-Commercial Subjects: Senior Class Adviser. MRS. MIL- DRED RULLARD: Columhia University: MA.-llome Eco- nomies: Eighth Crade. MARSHALL CARR, -IR.: East Caro- lina College: RS.-Industrial Arts: Eighth Crade. IXIISS BAR- Bi-XRA CLINE: University of North Carolina: AB.-English: Rnciiograuz Adviser: Freshman Class Adviser. MRS. -IULIA CONSTANTINE: Duke University: lXI.A.-Eighth Grade. MRS. GRACE CORBETT: Atlantic Christian College: AB.- Seience: Freshman Class Adviser. MRS. ETI IEL CRAWLEY: East Carolina College: A.R.-English: Career Day Adviser: Cirls' Counselor: Future Teacher Cluh Adviser: Senior Class Adviser. MISS -IUDITII CREEKMORE: Atlantic Christian College: IES.-Science: Sophomore Class Adviser. IRVIN DICKENS: East Carolina College: M.A.-Mathematics: Ath- letics Director: Freshman Class Adviser. ROSCOE ELLER: Columhia University: M.A.-Music: Director of Bands: Dean of Boys. MISS LOUISE PIKE: Salem College: A.B.-Com- mercial Suhjects: junior Class Adviser. Aycocit BEA MoN liifixmors Bnooits lluL1.AiuJ CARR CLINE CONSTANTINIL Coiusifrr CRAWLE1 Ciusizmionn IJICKENS ELLER FIKE .y ': '- ' 5' I 1- 5. , Ru, 'Qt ., h,,,.. R 4 aff ' s 4 , r fav' W M QV . Q ,B bi J as 'E . i ' c A.. ,P mm fi Miss Hattie Noble, Girls' Dean is szzrrozimleil lay lzcr lzelpers: l. Parlcer, L. Ritter. S. Baits, Ii. Price: Cl. Mfzltlivzvs, ami l.. Morris. Mrs. lftlzul c.vl'lIIl'lf. 1 S ljnglislz stmlwzts, S. fflzerry, lf. lloore, Bfytllll, aml lf. Bass analyze llze plot of HAlllCl7t3lll.H Mr. Marslzall Cfarr tcaclzes lmlusrrial Arts, a fasciizatizzg szflwject, to ll. l3arron, il. lliglz, Jai ami G. Davis. 9 Alf. lrv lDl!.'liL'lIS ll7tllL'llL'Qll1l'f'I'UflllS SlllllL'HlS, poufine D. 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MISS VIRGINIA KNOWLES: East Carolina College: B.S.-Physical Educationg Cheerleader Adviser: CCJCCJON Business Staff Adviser: Sponsor of the Booster Club: Eighth Crade. MRS. LEIGII VV. LEDBETIIIER: Le- noir Rhyne College: A.B.-Social Studiesg Senior Class Adviser. ROBERT P. MARKLIN: Catawba Collegeg Physical Educa- tion: Athletic Coach: Freshman Class Adviser. MRS. IIILDA MOORE: Meredith College: A.B.-Lating Freshman Class Adviser. MRS. CORA MORRISON: East Carolina College: A.B.-Commercial Suhjectsg CoCooN Business Staff Adviser: Senior Class Adviser. 'IIIIOMAS NIXON, III: United States Naval Academy: B.S.--Mathematics, Social Studiesg Junior Class Adviser. MISS IIATTIE NOBLE: VVoman's College of the University of North Carolina: A.B.-Latin: Dean of Cirlsg Sophomore Class Adviser. -IOIIN II. OCONNELI.: Atlantic Christian College: A.B.-Mathematicsg Freshman Class FLEMINQ: IIANc:i1Row ACIVISCY- I Ifxunis I IIGH H UNTER I'IYDE KNOWLES LEDBETTER IXIARKLIN Moomz MORRISON NIXON NOBLE O'C.oNNELL xv E., .z u K fi ,fs A96 v-gs Q . mais Ts i 5 , i fi 45 ' E 1 ,,. 4. if' I I is 5 I ff ffl .v , illl QL ZWMLQ QI K . . .1 ff4a J., ,og 45 ' f i Y faculyi MRS. INIAXINE OCONNELL: Atlantic Christian Collegeg A.B.-English. Freshman Class Adviser. MRS. KATHLEEN PATTERSON: University of North Carolinag A.B.-Spanishg -lunior Class Adviser. WALTER S. ROCERS: Columbia Uni- versity: lNl.A.-Physical Educationg Head Football Coachg Freshman Class Adviser. GILBERT A. ROSE: Teachers College of Columbia Universityg lXI.A.fIndustrial Artsg Ticket Sales Superviserg Eighth Crade. MRS. CHRISTINE SHIR- LEY: East Carolina Collegeg BS.-Home Economicsg Sopho- more Class Adviser. MRS. MARY B. SHREVE: Woman's College of the University of North Carolinag AB.-Eighth Crade. IXIRS. CATHERINE SIXIITH: Guilford College: AB. -Social Studiesg Sophomore Class Adviser. MRS. MARY SMITH: University of North Carolina: AB.-Social Studiesg Eighth Crude. MRS. RUTH SIXIITI I: East Carolina College: lXl.A.wEnglishg Sophomore Class Adviser. MISS PEGGY STANTON: Creensboro Collegeg AB.-Englishg Sophomore Class Adviser. NRS. CLARA STEVVART: VVoman's College of the University of North Carolinag A.B.-Eighth Crade. MISS CRACE L. SYKES: East Carolina Collegeg iXl.A.-High School Librariang Library Club Adviser. MRS. KATHERINE WALLS: University of North Carolinap AB.-Eighth Craele. IVILLIAAI Il. WEIR: Presbyterian Collegeg A.R.-4Athletic Coach. Eighth Crade. a O'CilJNNELL PATTERSON Romans Rosn Sumuix Smugvr C. SIXIITII M. SMITH R. SMITH STANTON STENVART SYKES WALLS WEIR tv! I-1- ,. Q. Q, 4... In . i. L f . . -A W .... ' r.,.- , T..-.. .13 su: 1'ff T'i ' M if i' '- i la Mrs. Catlzeriiie Sniitlvs ivorlal lzistory class, II. Morris, Il. Ferrell, I.. Stark, H. Moore, aml F. lliclzs trace traa'e routes to tlie Near East. R. liiglz anal H. Aslzelv learn from Mrs. Nellie Higlz, clzeaiistry teaclzer, lion' to ilistill water. Miss Clwle 1llHIf8V,S geometry stmleizts, ls. Pappas, S. Ufaimvriglit, ami R. Mcflrtlzizr learn to appre- ciate beauty in syuzmetrical designs. j, Davis, B. lleeileiz, H. Ufilliizfiiis, a11il,M. Clzilals interpret a lmll figlzt skit in Mrs. lsatlileeii Pate tersoifs Spaizislz ll class. Lafayette's role in tlze Revolutionary Period inter' ests R. Goiiivin ami A. Davis in Mrs. Katherine Fle1tzing's American lzistorv class. Early lzomes and costumes ilescrilzeil in Anzericaa literature fasciizate T. Barron aizil S. Evans in Mrs. R tl Q rl 5 11 1 i mi 1,5 Eafilisli Class. Miss Aycoclis lionieroouz uzemllers cooperate tvitlz Miss Harliara Cline's jozzrnalisaz project lu' voting for tlze United States President. U71 VV. IIWIN D1eKENs Atlzleiie Director lleotl lloselnill fiUtlL'l1 Ro13En'r P. hlARIiLlN Ileati liiislzetliull Cforicli oaching stall hir. llielxens, a native ol' Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, has renclerecl his services to C. L. C. l l. S. as eoaeh and athletie clireetor for the past seventeen vears . . . Coach Marl4lin eame to us from Cherrvville, North Carolina, three vears ago. lle has heen husv huilcling up good hasliethall teams . . . Miss Knowles, an asset to our sehool lor thirteen years, has emlearecl herselli to all the girls, espeeiallv to all hasliethall laartieipants . . . hir. Rogers eame to Wfilson live vears ago, alter eoaehing several years in other North Carolina toxvns . . . hlr. Nveir has heen with us for three xears. llis speeial line is foothall, also. 'llhese live eoaehes have heen some of the busiest people vou would ever See. They have heen huilcling goocl teams and good eharaeter. Our sehool is lueltv to have people of such line ealihre. VIRGINIA KNOVVLES Girls' Pllvsieril Ezliieotioiz Director VVALTER S. RIJGERS Hemi' Footlmll Conch VVILLIAIXI H. WEIR ,flssistmit Footlmll Coach VVe're from VVilsonl llavcn't you heard? Our team's goodl V. Solids the word. 'lihat would he our solid cheerleaders, aided and ahetted hy our hoisterous stu dent hodv. The cheerleaders were elected Aall girlslor the first time-late last spring. Neither sore muscles nor strained vocal chords could lieep these eager hcaversn from their tasks as they spent hours throughout the hot summer months prac' ticing, practicing, practicing . . , Vlihex' were ready at last-just in time-for the first football game. It was over, alas- game lost . . . more sore muscles . . . strained vocal chords . . . but it was worth itl The cheerleading group is the match that lights the candle of school spirit and keeps it burning, clear and long, to guide our team to YICKOFY. cheerleacle 1' ,Q , ,,j.y1., if Q. .M 5 2.5, .- 'bfi Ls.. - , . I . , 'Ven .gg . 1 -1,1 Ar , 95. - AI, ' gm f ' aff I -'.f 5, jp fl v-1 'f x. R H., -0 A X-' .AX iunior learn CENTER: C. llarnes, head cheerleader. Cilaelit to Rightij C'CJLlNi1i El'lCLUC1QlVlSlf: A. hlclver, L. Pridgen, P. llornc, llatman A. Simmons, ll. Moore, ll. hlclver, l-. Daughtridge, li. Mchlillan varsity BOTTOM TO TOP: Lewis, head cheerleader, Paxton, S. Wfainwright, K. Pappas, Davis, Barnes, Forhes, B. lleeden Nl, Vvoodard. W as V ' if ' fi 1 ' L.1. f7?Q -i.. v.-4-,if-'G rw 74 'FET lx U 1 s ' .. I 5:1 N ..,,2 ,, , .,, Eg' M ilgyl' 7 - 1 Y. X iwi ' our boys, the Cyclones . Bottom row, left to right: Crute, B. hloosha, Tillery, V. Thomas, Evans, T. Perry, F. Hicks, C. Dixon, Bochelle, B. Powell. Second row: C. Barnes, E. Could, VVilson, C. Lamm, M. Hudson, B. Hocutt, Strick- land, B. Vllhitfield, H. Page, A. VV. Farris. Third row: A. Overton, B. Lowe, B. jenkins, C. Harris, H. Taylor. U. Mansfield, B. Polhill, lklurphy, hl. Mathews, VV. Brown. Fourth row: D. Murray, T. lNlooche, VV. Dees, I -I. Stott, B. Mchlillan, U. Moore, T. Fitzgerald, C. Bass. 13. jenkins. The Cyclones of Charles L. Coon lligh School started the 1956 football season rather slow, losing their first three games in a row. hlost of these losses can he ac- counted to injuries and sickness. Many of the kev men, on defense especially, were out of action. Their first loss of the season came at the hands of the powerful Northeastern AA team from VVashington. The team showed they were willing to fight down to the end, but lost 19 to 12. Then came the defeat at the hands of the Goldsboro Earthquakes, 20 to 13. Meeting the Raleigh i'Caps at Fleming Stadium, the Cycs were ready to get into the win column. Before the evening was over, the Caps had defeated the Cycs by a score of 46 to 13. The next game of the season was against the Bed Devils from Kinston. The boys who were missing action got into this game, coming hack home with a 20 to 14 victory. Ol The Cyclones were on the road to one of their most sucf cessfuliseasons in many years. Durham furnished the competition for the Cyclones next. ln this game the Cyclones defeated the Bulldogs bv a score of 14 to 7. Traveling to New Bern, the Cvclones had one of their best nighlts of the season. They came back home with a 34 to O win. lt looked as if the 'ICvcs could have set the score for this game, but were held to only 34 points. The Fayetteville Bulldogs came to Wilson for the Home coming Came. By this point in the season, the school spirit was really booming. After a hard-fought battle, the Bulldogs went home with a 14 to 7 victory. The Bulldogs went on to become co-champions of the State AAA. This defeat seemed to fire the Cycs up. Coing to Wilmirig- ton on the regular train trip, the Cyclones were able to fight out a 13 to 7 decision over the Port city boys. The SS nior stars Sy, ' Tl1e eleven seniors of tl1c '57 Cyclones will be missed. Clenn Bass 150 11.13. .lohnny Crutc 180 T. hlarvin Matthews 150 11.13 DI. Arthur Evans 158 11 13 Billy lXllOOS1111 160 Fred -lenkins 195 C. Vvadc Pearson 155 1' 13. Bubba Lowe 160 E. Ted Perrv 145 11.13. Ernest hlanning 170 C. . Vincent Tl1on1as 155 QB. . A VM MLM' LLM-k 1 I 1 Alo11NNv c'l1ll'I'1Q, Cfrzptuiu GLENN BAss KI. A. EVANS FRED TENKINS 1511131311 1.ow1. lrnxisr XIANN W . NIARVIN NIATTHEWS BILLY Moosrm VVADE PEAP.soN 5l1ED 1'E1111v XYINCXLNT Tnomrxs Nlarnrggersz Dickie ALXNSFIELD and Hunan l1A11vr3v Panthers from Greenville were the next to succumb to tl1e power of the Cyclones. The Cyclones came out in front, 34 to 14. The Panthers just didn't have it. Next on tl1e slaughter list were the Blackbirds of Piocky hlount. The SheltonfLooms Trophy was at stake. Before the evening was over, VVilson was to hand Rocky Mount its worst defeat in many years. The Cyclones played like the State champs in that game. The final score was 32 to 0, in favor of VVilson. Tl1e Shelton- Looms Trophy was brought back to VVi1son, after a years sojourn in Rocky Mount. Ar the end of the season. tl1e Cycs' were ranked as one of the best teams in the state. The final record for the season was 6 wins, 4 defeats. The Cyclones of ,56 will be remembered for a long time by the student body of Charles L. Coon High School. 1211 4 ! 4 IJ Ufmrc trim VIIIIIWQIIHIQ fllffllltilll ilzv xnifffflc, wlzilu H. 'IWIIL' l?CfL'lISL' clues their Vital part wlzilv offezzsirc Scnim' , mul CI. Ham lwcjuzm' In jzruzln in ffln' cmzzumtimz. strrlzdfzzfts, I . ilczzlcizzs, E. Alllllllilljl, nm! V. rFl701llHS, sucm tlzorollglzly cnzgrrlsscd. A I1 9 S C O I' 9 I3 O 3 I' Cl Q XVilwn Xxykhllillglllll 193 XVilwn 34 , NOW Bcrn O Xwlwn Cluldslnulm 20 XVilwn 7 Ii2lf'CULL'X'illL' 14 XVilmn Raleigh 46 XX'ilmn 13 xVill11il1gf0l1 7 XVilsun Kinslrm I4 XX'ilsu11 34 C1l'CCl'lVillC 14 XVilsun Durlmm ' XVilwn 32 Rocky Mount O i E? flu' rufcrcc zlzziclcly uzores out of tlze path of Cl. Bass. It foul s us if V Yflzmmzs CUZlllfL'J't!CfS ll lwluck with I7 slap f. ,IqiHC1'Y1', 13. .Uooslm and V. Tlzonzns have 1111111216 keep! fu in IIIUUYS rwzmzzzcc on tlzc wptimz play. ing up with CQICHIZ. K 1 TIM' 13111110 is IZOI 11II 111 11'i1111i11g, I1111 11150 111 1!1L'L'IIIIlSl tI10 11p11115i1i1111 11'itl1 fVIL'lILIIV1' ' 1'i1'nI11' 111111 sp111'ts11111115l1i11. This PICIIIVL' 110111015 I7 IAXIYICKII 111151- q111110 500110. 1711111 111111, 11Inyc'15 surge nlwzzt, 01111g1'11tz1I11ti1zg IIIL' ll'IlIlIL'l'S . . . 111' 01111sf1Ii11g tlzu 111101-5, iunior varsity football A. IV. Fvzrris 511100115 right CIICI 111I1iIv 11 ncing oppositiozz is Imt 1111 the 111111. Cf. IIf'I1itfiGI11', B. Hf7l'l'LJ1', 11111I B. Simms 1'I10 fl'I81IfIIj' faces of 1111150 011111i11g 111 1110 F VL SCZIC. YVII51111 25 II110I11 NI111111t O 1 XVII51111 I-I I111I0igI1 11 1 WII51111 20 Cl11I1I5I1111'11 I4 I IVII51111 3-I If1110tt011II0 I-I I I'ViI51111 QI Iii11511111 O VVII51111 7 II11I0igI12O CI1111'I05 I-. 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Boykin, K. Kennedy. Second row: ll. Lampros. H. Rodgers, rl. Vick, K. Vkloodrufl, E. Crute, R. Barnes, G. Durham, D. Lamm, S. Liv- ingstone. D. Tillery, N. Connor. Third row: VI. jones, B. Perry, L. Horne, S. Thompson, B. Deans, R. Stallings, C. VVinstead, M. Collins, Carter, Bunn. Foiirflz row: Alford, D. Vklalston, B. Simms, Hanchrow, T. Beamon, Bunn, F. Galloway, P. Brewer, B. VVebb, Zeko, C. Davis. iunior high football Xfvilson 6 Rocky lxlount 19 Vllilson 14 Goldsboro O Wlilson 19 Fayetteville 6 Vllilson O Raleigh QDaniels Ielighl 19 VVilson 20 Greenville 6 Vvilson fRained outil Goldsboro illhe 1956 lr. lligh VVhirlwinds came through in fine fashion once again. ilihey wound up with an impressive record of 3 wins, 2 losses and they had one game with Coldshoro rained out. The Wlhirlwinds started the season similar to that of the Varsity. They lost their first game to Rocky Mount by a score of 19 to 6. rllhe next game was won by the scrappy lr. High team from VVilson. They defeated Goldsboro 14 to O. ln their next game, they showed people they were tough. lhey handled Fayetteville 19 to 6. The strong team from Daniels lligh in Raleigh defeated the VVhirlwinds 19 to O. 'lihe XVhirlies heat Greenville in what was to he their last game of the '56 season. Greenville was on the short end of a 20 to 6 score. The last game with Goldsboro was rained out. .ludging from their record, the future looks hright For Charles L. Coon loothall teams. Alf. Clint Farris, arcleizt sclzool supporter, always looking for some- thing happy, slzecls lzis happy pllilosoplzy on us. i241 in ? , 1 .,'irf'vn5 W J ,, P , y!4 , 44, Q V4 M 5 .ww ,- Z 1 f why- 4, x 5 ,QM ' N, -y f.,,,y- W, f I q.yM,W nf-J 1111' Sock 111111 111'111'1111m 111111011 1'1111111x111s111 Hrs. ,IHOIII XRIOOEZKITC1 111111 Miss A111-111111 x1e111 Voice ofDC111OC1'11Cj'HC0111651C0111pe111O1'S-B. prior 111 1111' 11111-141 1111111111 431111112 115 11. 111111 Cf. 1110 1111101125111 111111113 1110 s11p1'1'111111'es 1'C11lX 11111811 1i1111111's, C. Quick, D. 1111111111115 111161 B15- 11111717115 1111111111 1111111111ze1'x. f1I1i1IlLSl 171C1IH'CS 111 11115. VVo01'1111'11'5. 5011. 11111451851 S111111o11, F1E'Hl1II.Q, 1U01J1'12. 111011- 1'1'111o1': Hrs. Cl'L1ll'1Cj'. YfV11111e1': C Quick. 1 Mrs. YV. A. 1311111111111, s1'c1'1'1111'11', 511115 11'11111 1i1'1'1',1'11110 11115 1115 1111101 111111 1111 C11gC1'1'1' 111111111 N0 0110 sleeps for 1011.25 115 we ce1e121'111e 0111' 11c1c1'1s 111 H. 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Brmlslmw und lfvnns, presidents flenl lvoiiy lin' lzngnnls of ifxfifmilif Winn! ni. simw mid to tlze UffCClil'CllCSS of Ilze prof of H.Y.F, and A.Y. discuss plnns for tl nzeel H. Cfliiiils begins ine len. grain. ing. anficd This time its junior Tug Day. Mrs. Horn Hm1ci1row imys i1C1'S from her ilnngiiter, Linda, and ll. Aycoek. Sezned Cleft fo rigizli: Sioff, 13. Cale, li. Henson. Stumiiizg: F Ifveir, R. AIL'.Al'ii1ll1', H. Celine, B. Vxfiililllili F. Benson, M. C'fi1iliis, and Askew. Oni' incnzi pays trilanle to tile sponsors final It's Student Council Tug Day and presidenl, A einssnmle wins fnnief H. Hvorniiini poses escorts at the Honzeconnng QUHIEE. C. Bass V. Tizonms, is snrroumied us ize distributes after receiving ner riivlwn nl the horse slum. ,' . . , . , ,A , 190515 the ffllffe- tags with assistant B. Heeden. Ixebm unii Ixelxelfes must fxiunnzmzzv. T 'Q s :U new ' v 1 V, v 3 4 -f 'AD Ihe YVilson P.'li.fX. eouneil served as hosts to the 2lHI'1Ll2ll The younger home eeonomie students had their first eting of Distriet Seven. Mrs. Erwin Pittman ol' our ehzlnee to serve refreshments at the P.'l4.A. meeting in n P.'li.fX. was clistriet clireetor uncl the pages were some Uetoher. The l lrilloween motif wus emphasizecl in the ol our wirls: hl. Quinn, Cl. A. XfVillz1rcl, S. X'Vilson, l.. eooliies uncl cleeorutions. H W D like, lxi l ittmun, -I. Davis, ill1Cl ll. llunter. l06LI QI1fZf CLR!! f2CLCAQl 5 C00l08I Clfe Our ehoir, under the clireetion ol' Mr. ,lumes V. Cohh, pieturecl helow Qsitting at the pianol enter- tuinecl .it the liirst meeting ol the year. Plritliorm guests were Cleft to rightb Mr. George S. VVillz1rcl, -lr., lieu Rohert XV. l31'uclsl1rixx', who lecl the clevolionnls, Mrs. -Iohn Willson, secretary of the P.T.fX., and Mr. Curl Quinn, P15657 l9.'l'.,'X. president. l23l 3 I ! j 1 STAFF-First rout: B. Lowe, VV. Bissett. Ci. Qhuicli, l. XVillianis, D. Davis, ll. Vllilliains, Nl. Russell. Seeoizii row: Baker, P. VVhite, M. Quinn, bl. Barnes, hl. Wlatson, Bryant, L. Page. Tlzirii row: Vllilliford, Barbour, D. Skinner, E. Moore, VVillil'orcl. ll, Vllilliams, Miss C line. th racll gra Last fall, a group of juniors and seniors gathered to hegin a task in which they were completely inexperienced. This new journalism class and their new adviser were to keep up with and puhlish the school news for the rear. ln mid-October, when the first issue was clistrihuteci, every- one cliscoverecl that the journalism class was not without words, news, or talent. The issue was a well-halancecl, informative, interesting one. It was a successl Vlihis new Caroline Quick, editor. imrny Barloour, business mimuger. The Radiogrmii reporters have their first meeting. .'.-I! success only seeinctl to acltl incentive to the efforts of this eager group oi' journalists. Those who ltnow the worlt, energy, antl time that it talxes to procluce a good paper can appreciate the fine joh that the stall' has clone this Near. No hit of news escapes the reporters, camera hulhs are continually' flashing, and new columns appear from time to time. rlihe l'it7lliUgl't'IJIl has portrayed a true picture ol' our school lite this xear. .lliss Htlrlntrtt Clliue, ittlriser of fllt' RtlLliU.2l'ttHI. 35 .s .pv- sf g .Y 5 1, 'S' 5? 1 ' stu ent councl OFFICERS l'rusideut . . . X71NCEN'l'rl1II0lXlAS Secretary , ,,.4.., JANE TDAVIS Wee-Presitlelzt ATARK TTUDSUN Treasurer Tmnxn' FITZGERALD Lovaltv to our beloved Alina Mater . . . unitv . . , usefulness to our fellow students and eonnnunitv . . . a sense ol' belonging . . . Uur Student Couneil tries to ereate an Xi. its X ' 4' f at T sem A 1 Qgfif, . f-- : Qftrf atniospliere wliieli eomlvines tliese important faetors. Every spring an alile group of of- liieers is eleeted witli all tlie pomp and pageantri of a real eampaign. Bright posters are painted and put up at advantageous points tllrougliout the seliool. Campaign eards are printed and distrilvutecl among tlie students. Tliere is niueli talk about the eancli- dates, and general confusion reigns during tlie pre-election week. Finallv, tlie dav of tlie rallv arrives. The eanipaign managers make tlieir speeelies, tlie lvands play, tlie parade goes on! The slogans are slioutedg tlie posters and ldanners are lioisted liigli, the votes are totaled. and itis over lor anotlier vearl The Student Couneils goals are set liigli. Tlie ofiiieers, a representative from eaeli lionierooni, and Mr. Tiller, our adviser, lead us tlirouvli tlie vear filled with manv oute 5 , , standing proieets sueli as tlie Sadie Hawkins Daneefall of wliieli lend tliemselves to tlie spirit ol' goodwill and lirotlierliood. Our Student Council operates for usetlie 1 student liodv. MEMBERS lfirst ron: il. Heeden, Davis, Crow, E. Maenlillan, Al. Brewer, E. Conley. Second row: P. Neal, N. Slirew, I.. Mink, R. Pittman, H. Bunn, H. Moore, M. Aveoelx. Tlzirtl row: Ii. Kennedy, nl. Hudson, N. Barnes, T. Fitzgerald, Hanelirow, l,. High, I. Dees. I3. Eavles. r-s Frmrllz row: R. Celine, IQ. Manning, K. jaekson, DI. Baker, T. Bridgers, H. Taylor, B. Siinnis. li. Bradley. Sllllltllllgi Mr. Eller, Davis. V. Thomas. 11 1... 11U1'1i1I1 g11111s L',X17L'l'1UlICC 111' V01 IQV1111101' 111014s1111 is 511111011 11010 L'I1111lILf 111111111111 .111'1'001 111111181X 11 N1llf11f1 111 11 ring 11'17L'lI'l'11L'1'S 111 1111 1111100 111111 s1101'1 111411111 111 ll 1111111111i11g 111111 11011111111 11111111 111 t1 1flC'l1, 11111lfI 11111111 si 1 111111111111 1'111111111111', t's11I1111S11HIL'I11. diversified occupations 0110 111' tl10 most useful 11r11g1'11111s 111 tl10 CLlI'l'1L'LllLlI11 here ut Charles l-. C111111 l 113111 501111111 is Dix'01's1l'10t1 cJL'L'Lll3LI11UllS. 'lihis gfilllll is e111111111s0tl 111' hoys who 111 the 1m- metliute 1'LlfLll'L' will enter cl111'01'011t 1100u1111t11ms. 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During tl10 0111.11's0 111. tl1e NCLH' the m0ml101's 111' this grotlp 1110 110111011 hy O11-1111511ll3'Il'Ll1l1111g, 1111' they 10001110 VLllLllll3lL' 0x1101'101100 whieh, 111 time, will IHLlliC tl1e111, in t1101r0l111s011 wurlt, s1x1ll0t1 l011c101's lvill' XV1ls1111. Left 111 right, sc111011: Bruswell, XV. hlgnnes, T. Mercer, 13. St11l1111gs, C. F11l'LlLlCI', M. Page, K. Joyner, R. ,1a0ks1111, EM1111111, R. Davis, D. Barfielcl, 51. Speight. 1.01.1 111 figllf, s1111111111xt51 X111 115110, E. L. Bllfliill, D. A11Il3llCXV, Ci. W'011x'0r, M. N1111110. A11se111: E. 131'1t1g0rs. 1 11 f ff 1, -an fs. 1 A 1 1 , ff ,1 W . -M41 W e, q mf if W s Mooms S'I'lYI I' l Irxouax' Nl-IVVTON UlililCllBS Presitlent -IOIINNY STo'rT l'iceAPresitlenl lDANNY MoonE Secretary Lrxklarm llaDLEY 'freaszfrer lil ooN NEVVTON Sclzool spirit runs lziglz lrefore Ilze final footlnill game. 7 Cfoaclz llogers is lwseigutl lry eager boosters lf. Evans. leeivis, ill. lXlL'lI'l7L'Vl 1', ill. llorne, ll. Stott anti' .ll. Hayes. Pl-lie L'llCt'l'lL'l!llL'I'S jump rvitlr joy as tlie title turns onr way. Piclziretl lreloitw Barnes, ill. lllootlarti, S. Paa- ton, C. Pappas, S. llltzintrriglit, B. Baltlegar, Davis, B. Heetlen antl il. leeuiis. booster club rlihroughout the year-fall, winter, and springwthe Booster Club is ever prepared and always present to help spark that fire of school spirit which is so vital to the life of C. L. C. ll. S. During the football, basket- ball, and baseball seasons, the enthusiastic spirit that en- gulfs us all can be largely accredited to the Booster Club. lhe Sock llop, at which clean socks become dirty, and dirty socks, dirtier, and Pep Week, preceding our tra- ditional football game with Bocky Mount, are some of the projects of this active group. Anywhere there is team action and frantic excitement surrounding it, you will find the Booster Club in the midst, leading the cheers and proclaiming their loyalty to the school. Keep np tlze sclzool spirit. ' tlze Boosters slrofnt. D. llllzitley, II. Lewis, N. Forbes, Barnes, ill. Newlrerry, li. Felton anti S. illercer pay Lines to ill. llfootlartl and I. Crnte. Miss Virginia Knowles, Booster adviser, faitlzfnlly sn- pervises program selling at lionze games. For the Greenf ville game ill. Deans, B. Vlflzite, V. Knowles, l.. Danglzt- ricige, S. Crow ana' D. Barron aid. v r i First row: hlajorettcs: Nancy Forbes, Dorothy VVhitley, Becky Jo Flora, Jo Ann Taylor, Bette Pomfrey, Bette As- kew, Joyce VVillifo1'cl, Jucly Barnes, Jane VVheeler. Secoml row: Drum Major, Jerald Bass, Emily Anderson, Jo Ann Ellis, Joan Carpenter, Phyllis Taylor, Barbara Deans, Lois VV'insteaclg La hlarr llaclley, Martha Quinn, Eliza- beth Moore, lklarvin Matthews, Betty Wecrks, Director, Mr. Eller. Tlzirri row: Betsy Bose, Eleanor King, Julia Ann Forbes, Elizabeth Bell, La Vonne Turner, Jolly Campbell, Flora Felton, Juely Barnes, Cail hlatthews, Phyllis Williziins. Fotzrtlz row: Jucly Baker, Shirley Cherry, Brenela Baltzegar, Sandra Johnston, Carol hleaf clows, Clenyce Davis, Helen Bunn, Vickie Stott, Margie Newberry, Jessie Taylor, Frances Evett. Fiftlz rout: Faye Price, James Barbour, Billy VVatson, Peggy Varnell. Mabel Jefferson, Elaine Batts, Shelby Clover, June Ab- bott, Jeanette Boykin, Freclclie Evans. Sixth row: Frances Price, Kay Evans, Mary llorne, Pat Pittman, Tommy 2 5 2 PM i l E Barron, Douglas l loxvartl, Faye Pritlgen, Sue Evans, Buth Ciotlxvin, avonne l'errell, lxechth l'lIlL'll. Seveiitlz rout: Steve Mercer, Jo Ann Boone, Arlene Babil, Catherine Pappas, hlichael Chilcls, Elclon Newton, 'llom lligh, Sitl Denny, Loretta Wlalston, Jimmy Rochelle. Eiglztlz row: Jimmy Barbour, llorace Baper, Dannie Skinner, Vlfyatt Bissett, Donaltl Johnson, Billy Batchelor, Tommy Simpson, Joe Baker, Phillip llayes. ixlillill row: Charles lxliller, Charlie XfValker, Johnny Barnes, llerbert Barkley. Doug Spivey, Faye Felton, hlary Ellen Bussell, Barbara Dellaven, Lester Wlhitley, James Patterson, Ceorge VVeaver. Tenth rout Jack Fernaltl, Charles Sullivan, Bay Baker, lielton Joy ner, Kenneth Stallings, Ceorge lleeclen, Dick Denny, Donalcl Bass, Dickie Barnes, Etl XVootlartl. Bill Nvilliams. lfleveiitli rout Kenneth Bratlley, Billy Bobbins, Jerry Pappas, tkllcn Murphy, Bicharcl lligh. rliommy Fitzgeraltl, llcnry laylor, Danny Moore, John Elliot, Davitl Bass, Tommy Etheridge. s, M'-11 ,ypqgp H 'www wmv .4 s a x 1 J 1,, W fvggm nigga ' wi.. C O lrirst row: l.incla fale, -lucly Wlillianis, Xvlllllil .lean Owens, Ilan Sasser, 'Ierry clllLll3l7Cll, Draper l lale. XVillia1n llatts, lletty -loyee lXlUUl'C, Louise Rouse, Vieliie Xveldld. Seeomi' row: Louise Ellis, ,Xnn Norris, Urencla illliorne, Pat XValston, Rose llyans, liranees Xllatson, ,loy llelle llllis, lane lXlills, Linda Briclgers, Cliarles Owens. ililzirrl , 4 rout ,Xrlene Ecluarnls, Pattie Peeclen, ,lanie llill, Sanclra llaltnegar, George l-annn, l-ilvlba Uauglitriclge, loclnly liloxyers, .lanet l7arrell, Daisey Millard, Patsy Mattliexys. llozirtlz rout Dee ,Xnn XVelmln. Clail llraclley, Pat Lin' ville, ,lunly llrexyer, leincla Poytliress, Lincla U'Neal, Betsy llramlon, llrencla llolaerson, George-rXnne XVillarcl. lfifllz rolr: llelen Daniels, Clloria nleCloxyen, -luanita lloyette, I Susan Crow, .loyee Miller, Pat Klel,ean, W illiam Bass, llarriell Moore, Maggie X'VlllillIUS, nlatilcla Dew. Sixtiz row: llelsy llalyer, -lean llass, Mielyey llayes, .laniee Vlolnr son, .loan llayes, llelsy Powell, Sue Eatlnan, Cliristie 4l Barnes, Olyncla ClLlIDllL'I1. SL'l'L'lllll row: Beelay VVl1ile, Dolly Anne Barron, Marx Lee Deans, llolvlny Wlilliains, Linda Mereer, Carolyn zXsl4ew, Uayicl llatelielor, Elyin Stone, Uayicl liernalcl, 'loin lligli, Vlfialt Brown. Eiglztlz row: Francis lliel4s, Naxie Raines, Rose Felton, Ann Benton, Larry loyner, Sain Loyelaee, 'llomrny Barnes, Cliarles llouncllree, Billy Evans, Doris lolinson, A. XV. liarris, ,leroine Norris, Bill llaryey, Ronnie llarclison, ,lolin len, -linnny Ellis, llill Russell. lxlllllll row: Ronnie Poytliress, Kent Priclgen, Ed Floars, Sanclra Crew, Eclclie Robinson, Billy Ray Dayis, Elmer Barnes, Tommy Strielv lancl, VVayne Wfilliams, lXlr. Eller, clireetor. Teutlz rmr: Claude Bass, -loe Strielylancl, Frank Eason, Bob Bulloeli, 'limmy Eclwarcls, illoimny Stott, ,leralcl Flowers. Not Pied izzrerl: Lincla Blaelylwurn, Wziltei' Corbett, Doris lolmson, Eloise Conley, Betty Norris, George VVooclall. f JL .. in ,W MRS. BULLARUS GROUP First row: Sitting: Jeanette Bullock, Linda Blalock, Bar- bara Price, lklarie Ainerson, Athoina VVL-ayfer, Lintla Poy- thress, Dale Brown, Faye Reason, Lincla Dawson. Secoiiil row: Bonnie Thorne, Elouise Cassidy, liaye Saunders, Dorothy Langley, Lincla Vvells, Cathy Allen, LaVerle Pittman, Irene VVootlell, Yyonne Sassers. Tlziril row: Pa: tricia Bell, Cathe Cregg, Sherron Boyd, Cloria Rolmin- son, Lincla Miles, Patricia Briclgers, Betty' Ann Langley, lklrs. lylilclrecl Bullarcl. sub-lr A IRS. CON S'I'AN'I'INE'S GROUP First row: Sitting: Lincla Murray, Eleanor Temple, Juanita Staneil, Ollie VVeayer, 'llanclra Wfityke, Behecca rllimherlake, lklarcia VVehh, Nancy Pitts, Ann VValston, Second row: Claude Faulkner, Donnie Bean, Ollie VVeayer, VVarren Phillips, Sally Porhcs, hlrs. 'lulia Con- stantine, Linda liclyyarcls, -lohn Vick, Alasper Lee, -lames lkloskos, Paul Phillipa. Tliiril row: Crey' Boswell, Arthur W'alston, ,laines ilialton, -laines Bunn, Kenneth Boykin, john Zeko, Leslie Taylor. A I R. CARRS C LROU P liirst row: Sitting: Roy Stallings, Nicky Yick, lienneth 'n -7 , 1 . . Vick, Ben Cay, Dick lillery, -loe Uayis, lXill1lL' Boykin Pete Barnes, Ray XVinsteatl. Secoml rout nleiry Uyyens Frankie VVillil'ortl, Ianies Black, Ceralcl loinp, XVarren 1 N Murphy, lyohert Lucas, -Iohn Byans, Charles Skinner I I XfVhitty: Bass, Vvillarcl l-lll11lI1, ilihoinas Xl elnh. liliiril ron' lklr. Marshall Carr, Iainca lackson, Billy kkfalker Lloycl Ioy ner, Vllilliam Cralt, Carroll Nichols, Nlaryin 'l'ay lor,' Dickie Priclgen, XV. C. Renlroyy. shmen MISS KNOWLES' CRC HUP liirst ron': Sitting: .loyce Sunnnerlin, Catherine Lane ,lo Lincla Scott, -lessie Broyyn, Doris Broyyn, -loan XVin steacl, Alice Sheparcl, .loyce Brewer, 'lanie Baker. Secoml row: Louise Wlinsteacl, .loyee Kelly, Rachel lurner, lxiyc 3 ' ' r N'Villiains, 'Io Ann liatts, Carolyn Moore, llonna XX il liains, 'Ioyce Dayis, -losephine Parnell, Loretta lhorne 'lillirtl rout Miss Virginia Knowles, Nlary Boayycll, ,loan lill!L1l7L'fll XVin5teacl, llucly Narron, llelen lleniing, -lo Ann llerring, Ceralcline Bunn, Martha XVooten, Sanclra lklassengill. S U - P I' MR. ROSES GROUP First row: Sitting: Britt Smith, Dickie Willinder, joseph Boykin, Charles Edwards, L. D. West, Tom- my Rogers, julian Langely, Kent Davis, john Bar- field. Second row: Mack Bissette, Carlton Barnes, Ray Lamm, Bobby Godwin, Bruce Forbes, Willard Lamm, Wayne Dubois, Frank Pridgen, Dewey Watson, Steve Richardson. Third row: Mr. Gilbert Rose, David Fernald, Ray Bass, ll. M. Bunn, jerrv Carter, Marshall Owens, Linwood Pierce, Neill Connor, Leroy Ferrell. Not pictured: john Crowder, Donnie lleath. MRS. SIIREVES GROUP First row: Sitting: judy Webb, Dianna Tyson, Betty Cook, Mrs. Mary Shreve, Bonnie Raines, jane Reid, Becky Moore, Beatrice Lee, Lou Newton. Second row: Ray lligh, Melvin Bowen, Carolyn Glover, Millie Moore, judy Cone, Patsy Powell, judy Wilf son, Brenda Fields, Ray Davis, jerry Barnes. Third row: Charles Lee, Bobbie Beaman, VVinford Bar- bour, Roy Barnes, Ed Crute, johnny Koster, G. W. VVinstead, Kinney McKeel, Bobby Langley, Cleon Goodwin, Andrew Edwards. MRS. SMITHS GROUP First row: Sitting: Virginia Sullivan, Frances Webb, Marilyn Lamm, june Boswell, Katherine Forehand, Carlotta Easter, Barbara Newton, Diane Williams, Brenda Owen. Second row: Leamon jones, Ernest Mallard, LeRoy Murray, Mrs. Mary Smith, Patsy Ann Creech, Sandra Williams, Geraldine Mercer, Betsy Boone, George Massey, Lee Horne, Ralph Godwin. Third row: Russell Etheridge, George Hin- son, Gordon Barnes, Billy Griffin, Cordon Davis, Bob Deans, Phil Lewis. MRS. STEWARTS GROUP First row: Sitting: Carolyn Creech, Wanda Pridgen, Mary Aycocke, lda Walston, Lillie Stancil, Barbara Barefoot, Ann Farmer, jenny Blackman, Linda Bullin. Second row: james Barnes, George Adams, jerry Chappell, Emma Bullard, Barbara Pittman, Mrs. Clara Stewart, Patricia Pike, Gloria Webb, Alton Barnes, james Boykin, Charles Daniel. Third row: Arthur Wooten, Wilson Powell, Douglas Bar- bour, Carlton Beland, john Pelt, Donald Stehley, james Askew, james Robson, Danny Lee. S S IT1 S fl MRS. VVALLS' GROUP First row: Sitting: Bettie Stokes, Mrs. Catherine Walls, Mary Graves, Virginia Grant, Ann Von Miller, Barbara Godwin, Dixie Elliot, Betty King, Reide Watson. Second row: James West, Gray Barnes, .lim High, Harriet Qwens, Ruth Bass, Brenda Nichols, Nellie Jackson, Gloria Barker, Gerri Joyner, ,lohn Barron, Ricky Pulghum, Claude Mercer. Third row: Pres Askew, George Durham, William Boykin, Leroy Walston, Doug Morris. L. C. Tomlinson, George Dail, Henry Benton. MR. WEIR'S GROUP First row: Sitting: Kay Winstead, VVynona O'Bri- ant, Mary Dunn, Fay jones, Almira Bruton, lean Gardener, joy Barnes, Ioyce Jones, Melinda Prid- gen. Second row: Joe Bunn, Jimmy Cone, Mike Collins, Brenda Philyaw, Carolyn Worrell, Jo Ann VVatson, Sibyl Walston, Ann Winsteacl, Betty Mat- thews, Clyde Gibble, Sammy Thompson, Ray Mercer. Third row: Joseph Webb, Patricia Barnes, Dottie Bullock, Sandy Moore, .lo Benton, Mr. William Weir, Gail Wilson, Patricia Baker, lean Askew, Tassie Cortazzo, .lames Dawson. Not pic tured: Donald Heath. 71 60,101 0452 freshmen MR. BE.'XMUN'S GROUP First row: Sittinv: Pevvy lloneycutt. Nlarf F7 TWT5. . tha Bost, Barbara Turner, Mary Pinch. Ann Deans, Patricia Yvilson, Barbara Dixon, Linda blink, Margaret lusticc. Second row: 'lcrry Lainm, Vlihomas Daniels, Begi- nald llarrison, Ruth Rucker. Dorothy Cook, Betty Byrd, ,ludith lloward, XVanda Spcight, ,lohn Lannn, -liminic Lampros. Vklalter Liyingston. Third roir: .Xlton Vaughn, llarycy Lainm, Gerald XVilliams. Dayid Bissctte, Bobby Skinner, Vann lloncs. Fozzrrlz row: Vlamcs Thompson, Dayid Pitt- man, Mr. Vklilliam Beamon, -laines Nixon. Kenneth Page. I' S Q S A HSS CLIN ES GROUP Hrs! row: Sitting: Brencla Ellis, Betsy Downing, Cleralcline Batchelor, lklary Vlfooclarcl, George-Anne Xklillarcl, Marilyn Seburn, Linda Faye Newcomb, ,la net Shepard, Barbara Eclwarcls. Seeoml row: Writ'- ren Wlhitehurst, Dan Sasser, Paye Bass, Elizabeth Ann lierrell, -loyee Lee Casey, Val Deans, Ruth Allen, Ann Simons, Sim Vlfooten, Erie hlinsehew. illliircl row: Sicl Vliurner, Sammy Flowers, Llewellyn Pike, l lenry Rogers, Ann llayes, -lanet Askew, Pete Smith, Birger Rasmussen, Bobert Mills. Foiirtlz row: Miss Barbara Cline, -loelcla VVilliams, Billy VVatson, Rosalind Pittman, leanette iliurner, Paul Priclgen, l 5 -Ioe llales. Noi pzetzrrezl: VValter lmarker. MRS. GORRETI LS GROUP lrirst row: Sitting: Betty Boykin, Sylyia VVilliamson, Dorothy Pranks, Elizabeth Ellis, ,lane Smith, Louise Matthews, Bettie -lo Bailey, Bonnie Baueom, Raf mona Rlassengill. Seeoml rout: lklrs. Clraee Corbett, Lincla Smith, Elizabeth lklehlillan, Shirley Vvhitley, 'lean Martin, Virginia Sulliyan, -lanet llamilton, 'Io Ann Bass, -laniee Cloyer, Priseilla Robertson. rllllifll roar: VVilliam Batts, lll, Dennis Morris, Rob- ert Barnes, Vvilliam Beclcling, r., .lames llones, Ken- neth Briclgers, Larry Vvebb, Ronnie Vixon. Fozirtlz row: -lerry Pope, Bobby Bryant, Vllilliam Dlerman, r., Charles Grant, Prank Elliott, ,lames Carter, VVilf liam Murphy. A IR. DICKENS' GROUP first row: Sitting: Linda Sauls, Mary Louise VVestb phal, ilieenie VVebb, Ann Mills, Barbara llenkins, ,laequelyn Barnes, Siclney -lean VVilson, Sue Crute, Wlinilrecl VVeir. Seeoml row: Eclclie Ellis, Roy Raper, Ralph Eyans, Steye Abbott, Mary Stewart. Ann VVhitley. lklary Priclgen, Cratly Eatmon, Bill VVebb, Billy' Joyner, llarry VValston. Tliiril row: Mr. lry Diekens, Paul Brewer, Tommy Beaman, .Iohn Briflgers, .lohnny Vvilliams, Stanley Coclwin, -laek llanehrow, Bill Russell, ,limmy Alliorcl. MR. MARKLINS GROUP First row: Sitting: Ann Barnes, Sandra Boykin, Ayon Layton, Bonita Barbour, Mary Lee Smith, Rita Skinner, Pat Oyerman, Becky Skinner, Peggy Coley. Seeomi row: Buek loyner, lklareus lXlurray, 'liroy' Lamm, Ralnh Braswell, -lohn Batehelor, Billy Braswell, .lerry Pittman, -limmy Morgan, VVilliam laeobs. -lack Felton, Gerald Bissette, Ray Meeks. Tlziml row: Pat Lamm, VVayne Deans, Freclclie llol- lingsworth, Douglas Page, Ray Felton, Mr. Paul Marklin, John Tew, Billy Sims, Billy Staneil, -lames Sutton, Phillip Noryille, Boland Dayis. l i l I l l , K it li i l, li 1, t L l l i i l l i I MRS. MOORIIS GROUP First row: Sitting: Linda bloyner, Mary Lou Shinn, Ruhy Poythress, -lean Barnes, Ann Rogers, Shellie Bailey, Carol Wlhitley, Kitty Peacock, Linda VVin- stead. Secfiml row: -lanice Lamm, Anna Daniels, jolly Gamphell, Brenda Rohcrson, Sandra YVehh. Nilhrey Beland, Betsy Brandon, Patricia llorne. Sally Alston. Third roar: Bryan Garr, Kenneth Vkloodrutf, Carl Rcnfro, li. D. liennedy, Dennis -layncs, ,lohn Benson, Dewey Ovcrman. Benjamin Glover, Iimmy Edmundson. Fozirtlz rout: hlrs. Ililda hloorc, Vifallaee Nahcrs, Leigh VVoodall, Donnie VValston, Bill Larmore, Ralph lklercer, Brooks Wfilliams. NR. O'GON NELLS GROUP First row: Sitting: -Ioanne Rogers, Fave ililurner. hlary Ann Lane, i-Xnn -lomp, Glenda llolloman, Brenda King, Telfair Davis, Ann Vllilliams. Linda Davis. Sl'CUlIL2l roar: Peggy Taylor, Nancy Shreve, Florence Goodwin, ,ludith Lively, 'loann Jackson, Dot Fleming, Betty Brown, .Iovce Etheridge, Doris Wlilliams, Dottie Glover. Tlzirtl row: Dennis VVood, Bill Perry, Eddie Fulliord, Tommy Ferrell, Frank Carter, .lerry Lamm, Paul lkloore, Bohhv VVilliams. limmy Baltzegar. Fozirtlz rout: Donald Grahtree. Buddy lones, Vernon Freeman, Ed Floars, hir. john O'Connell, L. A. Bass, Frankie Gallawav. MRS. OCONN liLL'S GROUP First row: Sitting: -lackie VVehh, Patricia Neal. Florence Tyson, Lou Pridgcn, ,lean llarriss, Glvnda Ray, Frances ilircvathan, Bonita Bailey, ,Indy llones. Second row: hlargaret Boykin, lva Lee Smith, Claudia Newcomh, Lila -lane Barnes, Elaine Mase sengill, Betty rknderson, Elizaheth Brewer, ,lean Smith, Betsy Forhes, Peggy Fish, -lean Pope. il-hirtl row: hlrs. Maxine O'Gonnell, Larry Price, hlelvin Rose, Ronnie Vick, Donald Pollock, George Wfood- all, John Daniel, Dennis Rogers, -lohnnv Bradley. Foiirtlz row: George Oakey, James Barnes. Dennis Lamm, Charles Davis, Frank Smith. Not pictured: Charles Newcomb, Xvalter Lamm, Faye Brothers. MR. ROGERS' GROUP First rout: Sitting: Bill Kimbrough, Hilda Vllatson. Eileen Thorne, Jenny Lou Dees, Shirlev lklorris, lo Ann Varnell, Irma Lee Evans, Louise Roherts, Charles Jernigan. Second row: Bohhy Skinner, W. F. Wilsciii, Jerry Vvoodard, Margie VVoodle, Bee atrice Speight, Ann lklilland, John Harrell, ,limmv Sharp, Durwood Parker. Third row: Tommy Riley. Kenneth llarrell, Ben Speight, lklr. Wzilter' Rogers, Randy Nunnerv, lames Strickland, Jimmy Pierce. Fourth row: Lloyd Baker, Dickie Skinner, Canithe Wocid, Stanley lvlorris, Larry -loyner. ITT 'Cl' . 1 L i t 3 1 ,E 14 1 1 1 G ' '- f -W -. ......4 - .... -, A r L . 3 RN ,F . 'A-6 fi -jx -A, Y... ,, 'eV -- n .lf C I Q' ' 2' Wi. ., V, 'li' , rf, ' A , , , ,ue -'21 '- V A , .. , . I XV' A xg., V H ,xl V E E.. If uxiitfq It Y Q .fi. . 1' V ag-if -. .mg -. -- If f -' Y- ,aff 7 ' f 1 5 S 1 I ' .?.,. -.. . -1 , . I M. ' ,h I QV, I gf ,h V! ' 5, V - , V em.. J.. Vw 2 - M - 1 x ww -' - VV' ' FHM V. . ...AV Q. V, 4 I f lf. 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' V. , 5 . - f x,V x, 0, f s 'V 3 L07 1,-V45 Vx 15 tt? 1 ,.. 1 5 .J ' winter Ha moment, an emotion, a bit ol' eternity caught ancl helcl for the space of a heartbeat, yet forever rememberetl . . .H so many moments . . . everlasting memories . . . ol' building our lives . . . in ehureh , . . home . , . school . . in serious harmony together . . . twenty-four hour prayer chain . . . the Christmas opportunities . . Youth VVeelc . . achievements . . . Shelton-Looms trophy . . . most valuable football player . . . yearbook merits award . . we are proucl together . . midpoint . . . exams bring late hours, spent in making up for those lost . . . things clone . . . things to tlo . . our lives gaining momentum . . . full weelis . . . each a separate episocle . . . all together . . . making moments to remember . . for an eternity . . . i411 1 S 1 ' r I N b s' b ketb rl VARSITY The Cyclones of 1956457 turned in a season with a rec- ord of 5 victories against 13 defeats. This record can he accounted mainly to the lack of experience. Coach lklark- lin had to start from scratch with a crew of young, green hovs. The Varsity team looked verv good on occasions, hut . f f D never quite found the winning formula. The Cyc1ones started the season with a 76 to 69 victorv over New Bern. The Cyclones traveled to Sanford and lost the game 57 f P9 to 46. ln a return match with Sanford at home, the ' 1 7 '41tP' P--lt f' W'1' f Crycs non 66 to 6... lic am ac rom as ungton defeated Vvilson in two games. The game at Wfilson was won hy xfV21S1'l1I1g10I1 58 to 54. The Pam Pack won on their own court hy a score of 51 to 44. The Cyclones traveled to VVilmington and lost to the Port City hoys 61 to 32. Durham won easily from the Cyclones 87 to 55. The Cyclones won their next two games, 65 to 61 over Coldshoro and 61 to 55 over Fayetteville. The Cyclones traveled to Rocky lX1ount and lost hv a score of 61 to 43. Ralcivli came to town and went hack home with a 59 T7 1 e to 44 victory. Vvilmington came to town and carried hack a 63 to 40 triumph. The strong team from Durham won over the Cyclones easily hy a score of 74 to 53. The Earthquakes from Coldshoro won over the Cyes 68 to 57. On the home court once again, VVi1son won over Fayetteville 74 to 65. The Cyclones had one of their hetter games in marching to the triumph. They really looked great in this game, they looked like the hest. The game in Vvilson with Rocky lklount was won hy Rocky Mount. 61 to 58. The Cyclones traveled to Raleigh need- ing a victory to clinch 4th p1ace and a trip to the State Tournament. Raleigh won 96 to 51. ln a play-off game for 4th place. the Cyc1ones lost in a thriller, 60 to 53. Although not too impressive in the victory column, the Cyc1ones showed improvement and turned out to he a very good aggregation from Charles L. Coon. They almost carried us to the State Tournament, we are very proud of them. 3 I'T1 Kneeling: T. Perry, S. Denny, V. Thomas, 11. McArthur, 13. hloosha. Stmzdiizgz A. VV. Farris, M. lludson, D. Caton, D. lX1oore, 13. Seate, 13. hlchlillan, T. Fitzgerald, Crute, C. Bass. K. Stallings. 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C1111 11111 111111 11 6101115170112 l1111'111'1' 1111111111 11118 1-11110111111 11 111 11 11111111 1x S111 111 1 1 1 1 M1'111i111111, 111111 13. SL'!l1'L', 111' 11111's11't IIS 1111 1111 11111811111 1111 11111 111111111 11111111 111 1111 11'i111 11. 11 A17 1111111e11tifiec1 C11111s1101'11 171Uj'f31' 100115 for 1113111 111111111 S1H'V01l17116'11 by m711S0l1'S B. 1Y1CMi1'1a11, G. 131155. K. Stallings 111111 V. T11011111s. 111 1 11 is lied 1117 111 11111111 17111 11'111e11es C. 13111'11es 115 1111s for 11111 17t7Si' . T, CI1'n11es, E. 12r111i11so11, 111111 C. 13r11'11es 1'er1c1z for ri re 1ct 110111111 11111i11si I1 flock of 1'i11111s. junior varsity basketball V1 . 1. . - 1-1- . 1111- r. Xf1llI'SlfX' 1ll'11S11CL1 t11e 76-71 season xvlth il reenrd 111' five wins and twelve defeats. The Varsitv started out with a hang, Ll 58 to -10 vietorv over New Bern. '1'11e 1L1e11111es 111st t11eir next QLIINC to Lueatna, 111' t11e fast Cmlntv C1t1l'11'CI'Cl1L'C, hx a score 111' 58 to 32. 83111111111 was on the short e11d 111' a -16 to -1-1 SLlLlCi11KCl'. VVz1s11i11gt1111 turned t11e tahle 1111 t11e 1ue111nes a11d won 31 tu 29. 1n ll return QLIIDC, VV11SOl'1-XVOII 29 to 23. 'lihe XV11ITl1l1g- ton 'lunior Varsitv xvnn over YVi1sc1n 6-1 to 501 then ea1ne t11e 1c1ss to 1JLIl'11l1IH 70 to 51. 1X1ter this 111ss the Varf sitv squad went nn to defeat c1t11C1S1N1l'l1 56 to 53. 111 t11e next garne, the .1LlL'1OI1CS lost an11t11er e1nse une, this one to 1511vettevi11e hv a seore 111' -16 to -12. Roekv 1X1ULll'lI a11d VVi1sc1n tangled in Roekv A'10LlI11 in ll rea1 thri11er. Roeltv Mount 1'ina11v won -19 to -18. Raleigh won a gznne with XV11sc1n 111 a 52 to -12 count, a11d VVi11ni11gt011 won their 11111110 58 to -151. 111 the return game with Co1c1sho1'o. the .1LlC10l1CS 111st -19 to -10. Fayetteville won by a seore of 56 tn -19 in il gtnne at VVi1s11n. VV11son de1'eated 21I'C1l-l'1Vki1 Roelxv Mount 49 to BO to end a seven game losing streak. 111 the 1111111 game 111' t11e season. the ,1LlC1OI16S 10st 50 tn -16 to Raleigh. The experience these hovs received xvi11 prove va1ua111e to t11e Cvelones 111' tc11n111'1'ow. ,IQHL jueunwus Cleft 111 rightyz XV. Br11w11, L. Ileeden, ID. Mansfield, li. Rnbinsun, 13. Inrdnn, 11. High, E. Gould, T. Graves, -I. Th11111ps11n, B. 1ngra111. Not pict111'ec1: G. Barnes. ir. high teams 'lihe Ninth Grade lunior lligh leam repeated its inere formance of last year. They, ol all the hasltethall teams at Charles L. Coon, had the hest won-lost reeord. 'llhev won ll games and lost only 3. Cerf tainly, hy looking at their team, one can very easily see the ree sults of the youth program started hy our eoaehes several years ago. They played impres- sive, hard fought hall games. Judging from the sterling per! formanees of these hoys, we will have some very good sea- sons in the years to eome. Although the record of the young Eighth Grade ,lunior lligh learn was not too ime pressive, their showed their opf ponents that they eould really play hall. Displaying a lot of team spirit and a lot of hustle, they won six of their thirteen games. NINTII GRADE: Kneeling: T. Daniels qltllltllllil urx it11T11 Cnuni IXICLIIIIQ rnts 1 1 n Slllllll g Morgan, F. Hollingsworth, F. Smith D Vllalston Hint tion J nes N ss o is at II F. Elliott, P. Pridgen, ll. Rogers P bruur Xlorrls ster lx 3 X in K 1 in s tompson AlIl7l7y'S ex1111111les o 111 11111111 11111i' 11111111110 11111111111 is ll SL te S117 s 11111101 Higlz Team slzow 111111 11111111 r1111l zustle B. Vllhite. Second rote: ll. Moore, N. Lamm, R. Evans, First rout, sitting: Ci. Vllhittey, F. Turner, ll. Ellis, L. Sauls, M. Nlelver, L. Ioyner, H. Edwards, VVilliamson. Second row- . I ll. Hailey, -I. Shepard, ll. Bailey, P. Robertson, Bailey, Nl. I Qelburn, Xl. XX'oodard. ililiirtl row: hl. Wlestliall, E. Ferrell, ll. Robinson, G. Vllillard, S. VVilson, Harriss. ll. Forbes, P. Fish, Flllfflll rout A. Hayes, O. Camden, ll. Turner, P. llorne, .Ax Simmons, Dees, ll. Allen, A. Lavton, B. llrandon. I-fifrlz Voir: I. Campbell, H. -lenkins, V. Deans, l-. lfilie, H. Pittman, F. Me- nlillan, AI. Asltexv, ll. King. First row, siltiizg: B. Thorne, Ellis, A. Melver, F. Vllatson, Deans, V. Wiebh, ll. Eagles, Eatmon, A. Benton. Tllirtl ron . Hicks, C. Barnes. C. Meadows, -I. Ferrell, D. Baron, P. Vllal- ston, R. Parker, DI. Bovette, D. VVebb. M. llaeh year the opening of the Intramural Basketball Season is looked forward to with nervous anticipation. Alter the mid-term exams are over and the hovs' hasliet- hall season is well under wav, you ean find eager, femif nine, lnasltetluall enthusiasts erowding the gvin playing a sport elose to their hearts. VVhen the sehool routine is over for the dav and most of the students have gone their separate xvavs, the quietness of the afternoon is hrolten hv the thud of a bouncing hall-the high-pitched shrill of the whistle as someone unwittingly oversteps the forbidden line-the uncontrolled laughter of nervous- i I l 5 V l i i 1 xi i , 'K l ' i it i . . liirst roni, sitting: L. hlorris, Barnes, V. Stott, I.. llanehrow. Second row: ll. XXX-eks, ll. Vl'atson, P. Muriett, S. Paxton, S. k b I I XfVainwright, li. Norris, 13. Rose, M. Little. 'lilzird row: lf.. llatts, Xl ness of the participating memhersfthe sereams-hoarse shouts and frenzied adviee yelled to the hustling players on the eourt. 'lihere may he the unexpected downfall of a player, who too intent on getting the hall for her team to notiee players' feet rushing hy, trips sprawling on the floor. Competition is keen, and for that reason the whole school takes an avid interest in the outeome of the games that are played during eaeh week. hliss Virginia Knowles, the eoaeh of these teams, is kept husy refereeing these lively games. . Quinn, P. Finch. Taylor, F. Evett, II. Bunn, D. Etheridge. S. Evans. Foiirllz row: E. Bell, C. Pappas, nl. Clark, B. Askew, M. Iellerson, C. Quiek, Nl. Mills, R, Moss, Nl. Ayeoek, 9. Hae- I.ean. First row, sitting: li. Rhodes, 13, Heeden. Second rout Miss Virginia Knowles, Forbes, Davis, Al. Lewis, H. Hunter, L. Turner, D. Vklhitley, N. Forbes. Third row: Nl. Newherry, Cf. Saleeby, li. Poinfrey, Bissett, Gordon. '4 ., wr wx -was 1 A-N, 1.1.9 1 4 ' I LM 1 4 i l fl -r f ,Q , ti ii l 0 1 Q , t if . W 1 as r , an-2 ,, ' : 25 Y il R123 11111 111 1l11' 1111'i1'111111'.1', Hrs. ,Hi111111' lil't1ll5 lll1llCL'5 The 11'i11te1' season I1l'1llgS17tlSlCe1l7LlllfCOL1C1leS The scl11111l s1111'e sells 111115, pe1z11111z1s, seals, 1111 l1111'1 111111 sick 111111111 uc1111fo1'11111le: P. C1111 .xl1.l1'li.l1lZ 111111 Rogers 11isc11ss 11ril1l1li11g tlze 11s well 11s sclzool supplies. Mr. VV. R. Ben- 1- 1 'Q 11111 11111111-111-IW. 111111 11'i1l1 B. .Xlc.Xlill1111, G Buss, 111111 C. Hur- 1111111 is 111e 111111111ger. 111 s11111s 111 11111 A N, if ris. c 7 llflflferd lfU0l In H111-lzell 1r1es 111 lzelp .Xlzss N11l1le, g1r1s ' www' ., if by i f . , 1. - ' U 1. 1 1. ,531 ,M an .W 5 y ,. 4 A W- 1 . yu, M 1.1 1. 5 Y 1l1'1111, 111111 Hrs. B11111111111, 511111111 SL'CfUltlT1', s. lf. C 111'1'i11g11111 111111 Hrs. YV. A. Russell 1111 llIL' 1111111e1' 1111.x' 111 l1111cl1 time. '1e1'i11 111111111,g1'r, get 1'6.'tlLl'1' for tlze 1119, r11s11 fllltl ll girl 111111 I5 1111spl111'e11 le111p11r11r11y. Jlrs T. L. Bailey 1-1111per111es 11'i111 the Varsity 13111111 Ctllltlj' s111e. 1.ll7I'Lll'.V lzelpers: se111e11 rleft to rigl111: lf. l31111'l1el0r, D. Davis, Al. Bzzscemi. St111111i11g: 1. Smitlz, A. D111'is, ll. S111i111, ll. YV11ls11111, A. Griffin, A. D1111iel, .xllll'f1H, E. Tl1c11'11e, 11. Pope, fl. T111'11er, llllll .Xliss Sykes, lil1r11ri1111. ffimw-31 Every 111131 is 11111114 111151 L Barizes, T. B111'11es, D. D111'is, A. Be1111111, 111111 D. Parlcei' examiize 11t1r11c1i1'e new 11011115 1111 clisplzzy. Jv- I A 1' I' Ii' . Y - 9 . fa., -.J , X214 , M'- 1 l I Hrs. Bziiinrai Icnciics P. Bell, H. Price, F. Mr. Hyde supervises seniors, M. Cfliilils, lf, iicm ci1ii1in'rs,i. Xinnning, 'lf Kick, fi. liiiss Snnnilcrs, P. Iiriiigcrs, D. xxliiiillllm in LI ironic Newton, D. Denny, S. Hurccr, Ci Dnris, iinii I. lliwnisiiiimr, li. icnlqins, iinii Y. Ilnnni cconmnics cliiss to nniice mints for Clzristnnls I- Hadley, in ilecorntiiig tile Cflirisinnis lrcc cffiiccl ffnni for :icuii fiiniiiics fur fizrislnins iieligizt. for the center imll. an merrimenf The typical congestion nl tile iockcrsfil. Moore, ll. Teacher, B. Denns, M. Hnsseii, H. Godwin, C Quick, if. King grnia for imnlzs. Tiiese lmnci members are: F. Newton, B U'iif iinins, D. Denny, M. Childs. A new cizaiz-tile SCl'ilJi7it?li5!AIEHIIJEVSI A. Mr. O. E. Buss measures juniors' fingers for 13. Hiiilgcgnr, Ii. Hniicy, I3 Pnnifrcix, il. 'im' Iinilil, C. Quick, Boswell, D. Aiinisfield, cinss rings. S. XVtlill1l'Vigili, I.. Piiriccr, D. iinn, H. iiznisnn, ii. .xiLlL'i'xl'fil1ll', nnii if lit: A. VVilliinns, M. Quinn, Davis, R. Moss. lfliieridgc, F. S1illiwn1,nml P. Finclz iinc np. gcriiiii cnliccl for Miircli of Dinics frfnn H. Adviser: Bliss Stanton. U'jIIj,,,m, X --3 SNS f key club internation al 'Uhr Winer 4 s , 9 ' GQNATWO fWCL1 4 +fr ss 2-.2 2 , vig i501 tw 127 -M A s e r v i c e OFFICERS Presirlcllt: Arthur Evans Vice-President: Michael Childs Secretary-Treasurer: Francis Brad- shaw Rav Baker, George Barnes, Hy- man Barshav, Glenn Bass. Francis Bradshaw, 'Iimps Brad' shaw, Walter Brown, David Caf IOI1. Michael Childs, johnny Crute, Diclt Denny, Sid Denny, Ar- thur Evans, A. W. Farris. lommv Fitzgerald, Ben Forbes, Marvin Fovles, Tom Graves, Ron- rild Celine, George Heeden. loin lligh, Richard High, Mark lludson, Fred Jenkins, Bill lor- dan, Bubba Lowe. Ernest Manning, Steve Mercer, led Moche, Danny Moore, Ron- nie McArthur, Benton McMillan. Eldon Newton, Rud Polhill, Ed- die Robinson, Don Ray Shirley, Kenneth Stallings, Johnnie Stott. llenrv Taylor, Vincent Thomas, lhomas Vick, junior Weaver. Richard Williams, Bill Williams. c l u b s OFFICERS President: Nancy Forbes Vice-President: Julia Forbes Secretary-Treasurer: Jane Davis Bette Askew, Mary Lou Aycock, Judith Bailey, Brenda Baltzegar, Christie Barnes. Judith Barnes, Elizabeth Bell, Ann Benton, Judith Bissett, Jeanette Boykin, Brenda Cale. Marge Clark, Susan Crow, Gle- nyce Davis, Jane Davis, Suzanne Davis, Sue Eatmon. Kay Evans, Sue Evans, Frances Evett, Flora Felton, Julia Forbes, Nancy Forbes. LaMarr Hadley, Linda Hanchrow, Mickey Hayes, Barbara Heeden, Betsy Hunter, Mary Horne. Sandra Johnston, Bemae Kello, June Lewis, Margie Newberry, Catherine Pappas, Sallie Paxton. Bette Pomfrey, Becky Rhodes, Vicki Stott, Jo Ann Taylor, Susan Wainvvright, Vickie Webb. Jane WhC6l6l', Dorothy Whitley, Maggie Williams, Joyce Williford, Matilda Woodard, Mr. George S. Willa1'd, Adviser. 1 1 1 ns IIINI 1-1111 111 1 111 11111111 A IJIII A 1111 111 wrms 1 9, S II 1 1 Hunter, A Danzel tllllfz Q GUMLI1 ' 1,1 1111 C I111i1'111111 XI1x I tI11I C 1 111 1 1 U11 1 51 VLLLIIE' en T A pun soc a INLI I II111uI111 111 ll LK 1 11111 1 U C z111111111s Urs Cruulem mteu the p1 S1 ' uv I,1u IL N e 1t s pl for 1 11 , I,l'LSlL L11 I I11 I I1c I'I1v IIIIL' I I11' I In IIIIL I In' IIIIKI 1 l from Boston Uiziversity. memorable moments . . VVitl1 majestic beauty, tl1e voices ul' tlic clioir risc mul lulciul as uiu ln inspiu uul tbrill their listeners. A sluyer ol ecstacy ripples tlirfiugli ilu' zuuluiuc is ilu tliuir . . 1 Ivroclainis No lX'lill1 is an lSl2ll'Kl.H 'llu' liainiliar strains ul' UcllK'll1Llll.lIlt intifu lIL In' ' a lighter inood. lgycry gz1tl1cring is an occasion lor music .uul tlu alum is ilu 11s C O I ready to contribute its part and add to tlu' interest ul' Ll scluiul assimlmlx 1 P l X meeting, or any community liunction, 'l4l1is llllI'I11tJl1lULl1s Agmiip, our Lluru cliutud lu blr. .lames V. Cobb, seelxs to Sl1lll'C witli r1tl1e1's tl1e -im' aiul urinlrart its numlm is l111t found tbrougli music. ,lille boys' section of tbc clwir is pictured on page sixtyetlircc. ,nw CQIRLSY CHOIR. First row sented: P. Cone, M. Little S. Webb, B. Deans, Barnes. B. Anderson, M. Barfield C. Fleming, E. Ruffin. Second row: D. llowcll. L. Rogers, B. Dunn, N. Bell, M. Conley, A. llolloman, P. VVz1tson K. Brantley, B. Walston. Third row: ll. Griffin, P. VVin stead, F. Daino, B. Kello, S. lloyner. Foiirilz row: Hill E. Windham, S. Player, Pm. Lewis, M. Clark, L. Mercer, S. Eyerette, R. Parker, P. Temple, P. VVilliams. Fifth rout S. Glover, B. Webb, C. Quick, C. Pike, P. Bradley I. Newsome. Joyner, F. Kelly, Il. Vick, P. lX'lerit. Illr. james V. Cobb, director of the clioir, came to be witli us flzis year. He is a graduate of Sozitliuestern at illemplris, Tennessee, and ire lzolcis an ALA. degree i531 sop o MRS. BEAMONS GROUP First row: Sitting: Linda Cale, Gayle Bradley, Chrisf tie Barnes, -Ionnie Ruth Grant, Mrs. Ella Beamon, Mary Lee Webb, Sandra VVebb, .Ianice Iohnson. Velma Lee. Second row: Kenneth Godwin, Mickey Driver, Larry Pittman, Elvin Stone, Eloise Conley. Doris -Iohnson, Lynda O'Neal, Bill Harvey, Harold Eatmon, Frank Eason, Charles Owens. Tlzirii row: .Ioe Strickland, Gordon Dawson, Robert Bunn, Ian Hackett. A. VV. Faris, Eddie Gould, Alan Overton. MISS CREEKMORES GROUP First rout: Sitting: Wilma lean Owens, Sue Eatf mon, Carol Barnes, Dee Ann Webb. Brenda Thorne, Ann lxlclver, Carolyn Askew, Anne Ben' ton. -Iudy VVilliams. Second row: Miss Iudith Creek- more, Doris Hubbard, .Iudy Brewer, Becky White, Linda Mercer, Grace Baker, Anna Williams, Ioan Hayes, Arlene Edwards. Third rout: Ray Corbett, Roland VVilliamson, -Ierome Morris, Hugh Harrell, Ronald Poytbress, Claude Bass, Kent Pridgen, lack Fernald, Ronnie Hardison, Richard Beamon, How- ard Duke. MISS HUNTERS GROUP First row: Sitting: Sue Butts, Alice Sutton, Patricia McLean, Bonnie Williams, Vera Baltzegar, Linda Ritter, Linda Blackburn, Betsy Eagles, Sallie Webb. Second row: Iohnny Westbrook, Alice Kerman, Doris Dew, Mary Lee Deans, Miss Clyde Hunter. Mildred Hayes, Roberta Parker, Madeline Heeden. VValter Brown. Third row: William Bass, Louis Heeden, Robert -Ienkins, VViley Dees, Robert Powell, David Batchelor, Marshall Phelps, .Iames Horton. Not pictured: Margaret Williams, Thomas VVhitley. MISS NOBLEIS GROUP First row: Sitting: Margaret Daino, Ioyce Miller, Helen Daniel, Carol Meadows, lane Walston, Su- san Crow, ,Ioy Hicks, Helene Benoit, Miss Noble. Second row: Christian Kcrczek, Robert Ad- kins, Charles Roundtree, Benjamin Forbes, Lucian Stark, Sam Lovelace, Ir., James Wilson, Conf nor Baker, Douglas Call. Tliird row: William Strick- land, Byron Ingram, Ir., George Whitfield, Rud Polhill, jr., Michael Moche, William Jordan, George Barnes, Merton Robinson, -Ir. I'T'l O I' S S MRS. SHIRLEYS GROUP First row: Sitting: Gloria McUower, Carolyn llare rell, Peggy Bass, Margaret Lamm, Peggy Nora Wfine stead, Louise Rouse, Peggy VVatson, Rose Evans, Peggy VVinstead. Second row: Janet Raines, Barbara Boykin, Kathleen Brantley, Ann llolleman, Mrs. Christine Shirley, Donna Howell, Peggy Willizxins, Mary Frances Barfield, Mary Braswell. Third row: Patricia Elmore, Joan Miz7ellc, Louise Mercer, Sadie Bass, Susan Eyerettc, Patricia Barnes, Faye Bradley, Janet Croom. MRS. SMITHS GRUUP First row: Sitting: Frances VVatson, Pat Linyillc. Pat Walston, Linda Poythress, Jean Bass, Linda Bridgers, Daisy Millard, Judy Baines, Patti Pecdcn. Second row: Jerrold Flowers, Louie Johnson, 'llome my Raines, Harriett Moore, Mrs, Catherine Smith. Lena Mae Lindsey, Louis Johnson, Marvin Proc- tor, Draper Hale. Third row: Jimmie Edwards, Cora don Brewer, Tommy High, Carlton Lamm. Bobby Joyner, Carlton Dixon, Rudolph Creekmore, Barney Harrell. Not pictured: Mitchell Joyner, Edwin Barnes. MRS. SMITHS GROUP First row: Sitting: Janie Hill, Brenda VValston, Joy Belle Ellis, Juanita Boyette, Ann Norris, Rose Felf ton, Janet West, Libba Daughteridge, Hilda Gril- fin. Second row: James Owens, Billy Rapcr, Doro-P thy Raper, Jean Vick, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Louise Ellis, Billy Ray Davis, John Mclntosh. Tlzirri rrnv: Jimmie Rountree, Tommy Stott, Joe Moore, Bob Bullock, Francis Hicks, Roy Moore, Todcly Flowers. Billy Radford, Billy Bissette, Jimmy Peacock. MISS STANTONS GROUP First row: Sitting: Patricia Matthews, Anita Mase singill, Peggy Temple, Janet Ferrell, Miss Peggy Stanton, Dolly Ann Barron, Glenda Pike, Barbara Baker, Judith Cope. Second row: Elton Franks, Carol Barnes, James Ellis, Juanita Mullen, Sandra Crew, George Griffin, Bobby Evans, Dale Murray. Third row: Maxie Raines, Thomas Bridgers, Michael Grice, Lonnie Edwards, George Lamm. Frankie Ellis. si ,ar me ,., '?T'Q27,i ' J : 3, Q.. .', A -sm Www , . , Qs 6 'VM 9 , K I V' , , as yn has at ,Q -vt f 7 I ,Q . . 1 .sr QNIVVQQZQ Q kk Y Mi gg. x spring we live in deeds, not yearsl in tbougbts, not breatbs in feelings, not in figures on a dial. we should eount time by beartftbrobs. sleeping buds of life awaiyen witli tbe weeping ot' the heavens . . . robins . . . blossoms tossed lightly by the invisible bands ol' time wind . . . nightly ebirping of erieiaets by the walls . . . renewed bustle among beings . . . inuseles, iiinp Iiroin winteris inactivity stretebing again in the sunsbine oi? spring Ir.-Sr .... eveiteinent . . . melody drifting aiiniessiy on seented air . . . niaze of wbite dinner niaeiiets in a sea of floating pastels . . . night of enebantinent . . . stunt night . . . student taient spotiigiited . . . anxiously awaited eoronation of time king and queen . college ViSif8fiO1l filly . . . CLITCCI' Lilly . . . eollege appiieations . . . seboiarsbip eoinpetition . . . future a few' steps abead . . I57 sr 1 1 1 11 . N111tt110ws. B. 111gr11111, 111111 T. Perry. 1111111 11111 Il 111 s 1 1 r 1 r, 11. Vick, 111111 11. 'I11y110r. I1 1 11 11111 fl 1 ss 1' 111108, A. VV. Farris, 111111 1. 17011011011 baseball As t110 1011111111111 goes to 11ress, t110 1111s0111111 team is still 17l'8C11C1l1g 1111 t110 1957 s011s1111. '11110 s11111111 11115 been X'VOI'1i1l1g very 1111111 trying t11 81111130 1111 ll w11111111g team L11 C111L1l'1CS L. C111111. C1111011 Dickens 1111s st11t011 that the 111t011111g, C21lC1I1I1g, 111111 111110111 11r0 just 111111111 set. The t11r00 1CIfCl'I1lCl1 1111 t110 11111111111 stuff' 1110 1111 seniors: 1101111111 Stott, 1X1ill'Y1l1 A1L11I11lCVVS, 111111 Billy Vick. 11111111- ling t110 011t011111g 01111r0s will 110 tw11 111111111' 1ett0rme11, l1Cl1I'y T11y111r 111111 131111 B11tt011. T110r0 1s 21 v0t0r1111 at 0v0ry 111110111 1111st: 111111111' C11111110 112ll'l'1S 11t first, 50111111 C111-1111 Buss 111 sl111rtst1111, s011111r 1011 Perry 11t second, 111111 s1111111111111r0 11. VV. 1Tlll'l'1S on t110 1111t COl'I1Cl'. T110 three 11LlI111C1L1 1111sts ill'C 1111 1111' grabs. N11110 111 t110 six boys trying for t110s0 1111s1t11111s 1s 21 1Gt1CI'ITl21l1. V141ll'CC boys up l1l'f7IT1 111st YCLIIJS 111111111 1111111 11re R11111110 1X1C!Xl'I11Lll' in left, 1i1'ill1C1S 111011s 111 0011t0r, 111111 E111110 C11111111 111 right. Phil 1l2lyCS, -1111111111 111111111111 111111 -111111111' 15011011011 are pushing 1111111 for t110s0 t11r00 111l1s 111s11. 131111101' 1111rr011, 130111111 '11J1'I1Cl', 1x1llI'l CJVCITOII, 112lI'X'C1' Page, 111111 Joe 1W001'e 111111111 11111 t110 Cll172l131C 11111111111 staff. Reserve 111f1e1c1ers are 13111111 11111111111 111111 VV11v110 Scott. VV1t11 t110 1111tf1e11'1 set- . 3 . l1CL1, t110 s011s1111 11111l1s 11r1g11t for t110 Cyclones. tra ckt SF! s L 259315 ll L QAUEUU' -i m sf 24? f - 1 'Eur ui 571' ,Hill I .Wg ' tl , ... ., . 1.1185119694 1 .21 5 - T b '-.. . fn '-,.:-, l:,A, , ,,1 phi, f 2. 5 -lr B' ' :Q , , . J, s.-' up ' V Q 4. ' M ' :l1l3.I,.Qq, - 1 1 fi! S 1 4 P 5 K at , 5 Q X 4 .' w , Y' A'-vxxg' I 1 .JW A X I Swv I Q Avggfya' x , 1451 M ll BOHIJIII row: A. Tuherville, B. Barnes, F. Gall11way, Alfurcl. H. Baker, nl. Rwehelle, E. Ruh- J insfm. Second rmv: B. luwell, bl. Il11rt1111, R. Palhill, Nl. lluclsun. lf. llensmn. 'I. 'l'ille1'y. Tlzirzl 1-0112 Cf. Uixcm, B. lenliins, VV. Dees, A. Eclwarcls, 'lf xlflCl1L', ll. Klehlillan, T. I'AlIlLICI'LllLl. IJ. Xlmre. F. -lenliius. Y Ixlillflugll the traelx team has heen Ul'gill1l7.CLl lllllf' lxw years, it has l7L'L'UIIlL' il suuree ' of great interest for 111t1m' hoys. Not only clues it serve the IJLIVIUKISL' ol' the lIl.ll'Illt'l' 1 . . , cle1'elopme11t of next f'CLll S lvflllfliilll and lwusltetlnall lUlllXL'l'8, hut Il also lUIAHlllIL'CS 1111 outlet for 11111111 other hoys who are 11111 l1111'tieL1l111'lx' QlLl2llllvlL'Ll lm' sume ul' the other sports. Traeli not onlv helps clexelop the hrmvs i11 1'L11111i11g, hut it inelutles pole Ylllllflllg, high jLlI11l7ll1g, lvmacl ju111l1i11g, shut putting, g111cl tli'e11s fl1l'UXX'll1Q, This 1'e111' s traelx team, l1z11'i11g hegun przletiee 1111 Alilffll S, has heen l1111'cl at xwrlx to I7l'tKllll'l' W XYlI1l1Cl'S. C,m1z1el1ecl hx' M11 VVeir, as in past 1'e111's, this XL'lll 5 Sflllilll is hgleltetl up 111c1stl1' hy szet1sc111ecl lvurmthall l1lt11'e1's, whcm are usecl to haul walt A. VV. Farris plans to clout one wlzile H. jr. Hi pl11,1'e1's, l. Strielclaml, 'lf BCIIIHIIII, fl. T. Perr'-1' is lll.Lf21L'll out ai seenml lmse 11,1 R. Taylor vainly waits for 1110 Imll in a l'l1l'5lfj' lltH1Cll1'U'll7, false their turns in lzaftialsg L'lIlEll', l11,sg1'11111 in aa fIllCHljJlL'tl steal zlzfrixzvtg 11 C10 practice session. as K Boylcixz aets as eatelzer. 11'u1'lc1mt. ll 4 r an :L . 1 H -. ww X +14 .me gm .Q la 'fs I lu .., 4 5?-I x ,L .Quad 1 M. , 3 is ll ,Xp W 3, , , X .3 3, 6 4-Y 1 af arvxzr Q' 33. 'i ff? , 3, in 5 1 ' 11? Ez ' 'i 51 Q .f Fi1'5i r1111': XV. 11l'f1XX'l1, 31. C'11i1115, VV. 11i5501t. 1111111111111 S00111111 111111: V. 11111111115. 11. SCQIIC, 1. C1111105, S. 1,111'011100. ,XII 1110 1111110110 10111115 XVCIAC 171Ll0LlL'L1 111 1110 1111111 51111110 w01111101'. 17Ll1 1110 10111115 1011111 11115 1Jlll'11CLl1L1l'11' 1111111 1111 11111 l7l'L1C11L'C 5055111115 11115 5111111 11115 11111 110011 111'01111iz0c1 t ' 11111 11121111 101113, 151.11 1110 0111101105 111110 511000011011 111 0101111110 111101051 1111111110 1111 Ill' e n n I S L'I'L'2li51l1g 11111111101' 111 111115. 1X111111u011 1110 10111115 1011111 11115 11111 13Lll'I1CC1 1111 1110 C1l'CLl1t, 111L'1' 111110 111111011 1111111, 111151, 5011111111 101111i5. 1110 1010111115 111'0 1110 5011i111'5, Vi1100 '1i11Ul11ll5, 111111111 501110, M1140 C11i1c15, 111111111 11lll'130Lll' 111111 VV111t1 Bi5501t. '1110 110w- 01111101'5, 1112111 111l'UXK'l1, S11111 1,0VC1ilL'C, 111111 ,111111 c1l'ilVCS will 110 1110 11110141111110 111' 1110 1011111 l1L'Yl 1'Clll' 111111 11101 5111111111 1111110 111 110 C1lll'lgL'l'OLIS 1111' 1110 111111115iti1111. C3110 111' 1110 111111111 51111115 111 111011 5011111115, 111050 611118, 111111 110101' 0015 11111011 1001101115 111111 15 01111. 1Q1'011 1111111011 11111' 10111115 111 1110 111151 111110 110101' 111111 11111011 51100055 in 11115 g 0 I f 51111r1, 11111111 111c111111L11115 111110 111111 11111 1111111115 111 0111111101i1i1111 with 1111101 111011 501111111 gU111L'l'5 111l'0Llg1l0Ll1 1110 511110. 17171111 1110 11110 01111111 111' 1111115 111111 we 111110 11115 V01113 11 5001115 1011 111iL'1X' 111111 Ll 0111111 501151111 111111115 1111011c1. 13Lll'1I1g 1110 51111110, OLII' 1'i1'0 01111'01'5: 1111111111 C1I'1l1C, 1111111111 B2lI'S1ILl1', E110 A11l1S1'lCXV, 131014 13011111 111101 S111 13011111, 5111111111 1111111110 11111111 11111115 11101' 1110 111111' 111' 1110 17C2lLlI11xLl1 0100115 111 1110 C111111111 Club. lofi 111 right: Al. CQTLIIC, 11. 11111'51111y, 13. 130111152 13Cl1I'lf', E. 1X11I'lS11CN'. monogram club lhe hlonogruni cluh is nn orgunimtion made up auto muticully ol' ull the schools athletes who hgwe participated successlully in the high school sports program. The cluh exists primalrilv- to promote the ideals ol' good sportsmanship hetween the opposing teams and our own players. lhe hlonogrum eluh is the zithlete's own Ofglllll' lution, 'llhe right to wear the golden VV of our school is ll great privilege which comes us an honor to each hox who has given so much ol' his time and energy so willing ly. The VV is il proud symbol which signifies that tht- weurer has earned his letter in one ol' the Vnrsitxt sports and the right to be L1 member of the lXlUIlUgl'LlIH club. First row, sitting: B. Vick, Evans, Il. Page, nl. hlurphy, M. Matthews, W. Pearson, 'lf Perry, N. lludson. Second row: B. Lowe, B. Batten, 'If Noche, B. Seute, K. Stallings, D. Denny, Crute. Third row: Coach Dickens, C. Buss, C. llurriss, B. Baker, A. W. Farris, E. Bohinson, ll. lay- lor, Tillery, B. hlooshu. Fourth row: li. Jenkins, B. Williams, D. Moore, Stott, '11, Fitzgerald. B. hlchlillan, E. lX421I1IliI1g. future business leaders of america I-'irsl mum cwllI'l3L'I1IL'l', bl. luxis, UI. XX'illilm-LI. I. c'.lll7L'l1lk'IA, ll. lxcllu. Suuuml mu! Cl. KILIIIIICXYN, 13. llusc. C. Sxllu-lay. lx lu-lly. lf. lcltun. Vlulzirml row: P. QVUIIC, l . Wlnul, I . Saullulcrs, P. Ulm stcunl, lliclmurnlsmm. I'fI1H'llI Vow: Xl. l.ittlu, ll. llcuns, VVl1cclL'r, II. xxlllL'L'lCI', lxllis, l7ifll1 IAf1lI'I A. AlH!ll1L1lh, IUXIICI, lx W L-lls, B. Dawson, S. IJUINJIN. Srxtlz muh I. PIICC, l,rlI'lxL'l'. H. Dunn, UI. Striuklnncl, -I. llissctt. Scrcullz mu: ll. llunn. Xl. D Mills, M. Cirfnlcy, 1. Varncll, ll. rXmlL'rsmm. lliflllll mu? A. lhlu-r. P. Czirtcr, X,'.1llull, A. Kelly. Xirzllz mu! ll. QlUllXX'll1, S. Cllurur, Nl. Suttun. Icrztlz row: Nlrs. -lcunmwtu lll'1lIDl'xN, Kim Lulllsc I-llau. B. DCI'laven, N. Barnes, Mrs. Icun Harris. meaningfuf meefingd Ur. ll'ullur S. Iloqgcrs, urlriser of 1110 Allied Youtlz, :ps ill Ilzc lzczll to Iullc for Ll HllI1lllC with illllill lforlnes, pmgrunr clzuirmuzz mul II. Arllzur Ewms, president. Uno ul' tlmc luglmliwlmts ol' ll1C lull was the l'LlllY llclcl in Asluurv llull of tlmc . m . a. r 1 4 I ' ' d h lirsl Mctlwclisl cxllLll'L'll-SPlJI15Ul'L'Ll lvy tlw ,X. Y. illlll thc M. Y. In llmc cnllglutr a I e Y O U in suing mmric, llmc nluliglmtful rclrcsllmcnts, uml tlw good fellowship made ul it Amr 'Lt in n - ' 1 l. up ms ll lm lx ulmlnlwucc W 1 l l mudic madferfi are Ilklqnunvq-g,.,..,,,,,,v,, 'Q Q I I I , V 3 tt my ,,..w..,... it ----W----4 X 5 a wayfi in eman it 2 I 2' H 1 - 1 . Mr. Hmcoc lifter mul Mr. luntux X. fnlwlf ttepeml ttpmz ffttrolitzc Quick tts m-cmuptntist, Here tlzcy for Stunt Night. LIISLIIHS HIHML' ,s t I 0 b o y s c I1 o I r Hutlfmt row: ,X. 'IvLlI'lDCI'X'tHC, l., juncs, N. Uurncs, Pm IIIIACSS, H. CTlAL'ClxlI10l'L', llolmwts, M. Muttltcxvs. Alittctlc' mtv: B. Mumlm, Aclliitts, Elliut, M. Nichols, ll. t-Xd x 1 Lim, E. I lurrcll. 1417017 mtv: l crm, Mr. alarm-5 X . Cttlutw. tliructur, S. Brcwcr. mufiic an maforeffed give our aloof gfamour 'ft to right: blxuylmy B. pOIl1l'l'Cf', lwtttl IH1ljUl'CllC, U. Hunt, S. Dau is, B111'nOa, m a I O r e in t e S N. l3orbcs, D. Wfhitlcy, x'Vl1CClL'l', XVilliI'm'd. ll. Askew. 5 X Mug it 'gr f gi f, ,QA if Hrs! row: ID. Overman. IJ. Lamm, Ii. Ifllis, K. Bridgers, NI. Murray, Pope, ll. Wlilliamson. bl. Daniels. Seeoini mtv: A. XN'liitley, li. lirown, DI. Varnell, I.. Joyner, F. Goodwin, F. Turner, ll. Poytlness, A. Layton. 'Illini ww: Ii. Tyson, L. VVinsteatl, Ci. Pmucker, M. justice, Livly, Cf Ulliitley, XY. Speigln, lf. Iiost. Ifrmrilz row: A. 13. Vaughn, S. Abbott, Ii. Smitli, II. Forbes, ll. iliurner, Al. Alclver, P. llorne, Lannn, llarriss. Iiifliz row: VVilliams, Ii. King, B. llixon, Xl. l'ineli, S. Crute, Al. Hlestplial, IJ. Clover, vlaelason. Sixtlz row: Alt. Eller, S. liailey. li. liailey, S. Alorris, Polic. H. Iiailey, P. Vliilson, A. Alillarcl. Seveiztli row: G. Oaliey DI. llarnes, ll. Ciloxer, G. Skinner, nl. Lannn, DI. Bradley, T. Davis, B. Anderson, I.. Smitli. Eighth ron: ll. Speiglit, N, Slireve, M. Lane, Nl. Lamm, IJ. VValston, Ii. Calloway, E. Brewer. Nintli ronw li. Page, Ci. NL'XYL'llIllllL', li. Vicle. No! pieliiretlz P. Taylor, Ili. Iiilcy, Ii. McMillan. beginners' bands ' ' ' ' 'IIXVil I-irsl row: A. Iiarnes, li. Ixclwarnls, I3. Izllls, I.. SHLIIS, L. Price, P. Vvinsteatl, li. Skinner, . L - ston. Seeoinl row: li. Peacock, li. liaucom, P. Neal, Barnes, S. VVilliamson, Wleluli, lainpros, lf. Nlinscliew. ililziril row: llowartl, Al. Vilootlrow, Al. Sellurn, II. Perry, P. Fisli, 3 IJ. Liriulx. IJ. Klurray, -I. jones. Fonrilz row: IJ. llames, lx. lfranlxs, L. Prialgen, A. Simmons, V. lleans, li, llarluour, Iltlieritlge, Al. Priclgen. Fiftlz mic: P. Iierrell, Hamilton, li. Vvilligims, I.. J T Nlaltliens, I. Iloliertson, S. XVilson, XV. hlacolms. Sixtlz row: It. Mercer, Turner, R. Evans, P. Smitli, li. XX'ooclroll', I. Carter. Suvuritli imc: A. Ilayes, ll. Pitman, L. Filce, E. McMillan, I. Iannn, II. liarnes, UI. Allorrl, S. lerman. ifiglilli row: Mr. Eller, R. Allen, A. Miles, Askew, ID. Pollock, IJ. Pittman, ll. Aloore. Ninllz row: li. Ilacliortl, Wlilliams, VV. lleans, Hackett, li. ll.n'1'ell, li. Iielton, li. Davis, S. Godwin. v momenfd or Afafe 11191111 Mrs. 1Q111111'ri111' 1117111151 11111111'r1111111 1111111111 l11111L' 11117 fL'l'L'llI fr11111 1111111 L'l'L'1'.YL1l1y, 1111111'11r11111'1' 111111111 1111'r got 7'f3t1L1'1' for 1111'1r L'l1l'1y f1llIL'1'1C1llI l11'UxSj,l'l1l1I. C1111 111111 1101111 S1111111, 1'1'1111'r, 111111 11111 51111013 111111 1111rs1's s111111' ll 1'11111r11s1 111 11111 s111'11g1'11111' 11Il11ll1l5. A 11111111 1110111 11111111110 ff111'1st11111 Cf11111'g1' C1l101' 1111111111 ll'111I 1111 11l5l71V11Zg 111'11g1'11111. '11, 131111'111'111r, 11r11111111e1', 1. 1V1111i11s, s11111is1, 111111 13. 1'v1111llL'l', 1111111 1s1, 1111 11111111111 111 Cf. 1.. CN. 11. S., 1:'1'r1f 11'1'11'11111' guests of Mrs. C0111 1U11rr1s1111's s1'11111r grozzpr. 11. 511111, s11,1111i11g 11111111111 1111' 111111111, 11r1's1111'11. Mrs. AIl11h'1! S1ll'L'l'L'yS s111111'111s 'l7Ul'11'1IYL'11 HT111' c11'Ull'f1l of 11ze U11111'11 States '1'11r1111g11 SKJIZXQK' Buys, 11r1'sse11 111 111111Zf!lI11C 111111111 111111 1 1'11s111111es, L'1lNLjt'1'11' 111111111011 1111'1r 1'11e. Hrs. S1ll'L'l'L' f11l11'fIlI 1111' 1111111117 111111f1111'111 111111 H. 1-1'1' 1111r1'1111'11. Y Mrs. fT1lH'l7 S1L'H'l71'1'SlQ1'UZ1l7 ALftIl'L' 11 11111r1f1111' 17l'UAQ1'1Hll, C61l16l'1lZ'g 1111 11111 U1111e11 S1tI1L'S l7l'L'S111l:'lI11l'I1 1-11111 f7l11xSj'1l. 1311111 11'11C111'r 111111 s111111'111s ll'L'1'L' 11'11s1' 11s 1111111 ll'011t1L'1'L'11 if 11IL'1l' 1,7?'UlQl'lIllI 1111111111 go SlI115ftIL' t11rz1y. A1 the first 11sse111111y pl'Ogl'l111l of 11111 year, Mrs. Coral B1ac1z1111r1f1, 1111111 ret1re11 11151 spring, ret11r11e11 to receive 0111 11111111111 of 17l'l1'l1Ub16 rec11r11111gs. They were given to t11e school 111 11er 1z01111r 1111 rep1'e- se11tc11111es of 111e Veterans of Foreign Ufars. in o , 1 , ll 'KT 4 1 1 G 35131 , 76 Em. W. , X93 5 W! LS 'gy ffff, , s , . Q 'J Q? 3 :Q 9' .y we-1' V,-3' wwf J M 3. va' .ff 1 zizv l x ,thx 1, J A In .-N 1143 ,I 2 4.11 A 7' 3 tg! 1 A X. N A 5 . 1. f W J 1 vfwgpa l if has , 5 ' iw' V, + Y f -sf P nf I 5-1 fu - l N . ff .W Springtime is l7Lll'1,V'liHIL', nntl tlze steering Co-clmirnzen for tlze 1957 jr.-Sr., II. Brtni Girls fron: lllt' SIllJlII1HlHH'L'lltSS serve ns uwtil committee of tlie Sofplzomore Clnss final tiiein slmu' and I. linker, discuss plains for tlze Img russes nntl wztvrtniners in lr. Nr. ulzit-li ltiglz selves lmsy witli prepnrntions. gest night of tlze 'vent' for juniors nntl seniors. liglits tlzu sprnzg sensfnz. .. . NV .V '-an ' ' Y 3 -' , ---- U X X Y 4, , , Q .W I l 4,213 , , . , ,- SIM.. M -WW -. . ffygyy -4 i,M,ifi.', , fy., , lj, , . f lx , . , My Our clepemlnlrle luis clrivers, XV. Nnrron, XV. Eason, Hiclmnlsoiz, H. Dnvis, G. Turner, C. Al nrlllrey, anzai K. ,llitclzell elntt before sclzool. 0 ' OA ell lfl'l0lWl0llf1f llrs. Stewnrt helps li. IJ Kennetlv utitlz n prolilent, for spring fever nzztst not interfere witlz sclzool work nntl gootl Cltllll grtnles. Front row-left to riglit: B. Rltotles, ll. Bunn, A. Daniel, L Cale, Hill, ll. flycoelc, S. lfvnns, Ulnlston, Tnylor, B. Pomfrey, cllief, Al. Heealen, S. l4IL1illll'fl-Hill, Ill. l1llis, f.. Sllllilfllll, lf. txlL'AI'llllH', li. llnttlslittw, cltief, l,. Hnnclzrow, S. Ptixton, S. Duliois. Stmlent Council elections in Alny nttrnct anger 'lille lnintl strikes up lite Priests' .llttrulzm voters, H. Dew, 13. Hunter, N. linrnes, Il. tnnl the seniors ,11Vt1I't'l-1' file ont for tlw lnst ti Davis, nnll Barnes in long grtiu' lines. I-. C4 ' 24... MQARTHUR, BRADSHAW, STOTT, IXIOAIILLAN iunior advisers MRS. ,lE,xNr:1 rE Baooks MISS Lou1sE FIRE Mus MRS. MRS MR. Mas ,l. KA-YIIIERINE l7l,EA11Nc1 Flnm IIANc'1mow 'IEAN Ilfmmss Hcmms Nxxcm, III KATHLEEN PATTIQRSUN Left row: Cbuttmn to topj: Harriss, Pike. Fleming. Right row: Cbottolu to tupD: Bruuks, Patter- mn, Hanchruw, N ix: nn. l531 lunlor class OFFICERS IloN,xLD IXICARTHLIR . . ,President l3liN'IUN IXICTAIILLAN , . Vice-Presidewzt VICKI S l o'l r . Secretary Alxmks BIIAIJSIIAXV ,Treasurer JUNE ELIZABETH ABBOT JAIWES GRAY ADKINS BARBARA CANNON ANDERSON EIWILY LAWSON ANDERSON ELIZABETH LAWSON ASKEVV MARY Lou AYCOCK ANN CAROL BAKER DAVID LAWRENCE BASS ERNEST DONALD BASS WILLIAM RUFFIN BATCHELO JAMES VVILEY BATTON MARGARET ELAINE BATTS SYLVIA RUTH BATTS ELIZABETH KATHLEEN BELL R ff I A r' if, 5, .nf f ,I If Iv 42' . A f A and . , 1 ,K A+ -6 FP Sf 'Gif A J: l Q I ..- ff Z!! ff 2 6: 'ZBA fi f Q aye I I I 3 4 A f W f ff X1 AA, X I ,,.f r Sf 5? I ,Af if 's f rw gf HENRY BAY BAKER JAMES ARCHIE BAKER JOSEPH BRLICE BAKER JUDITH JONES BAKER BRENDA GAILE BALTZEGAR JOSEPH THOINIAS BARRON JAMES VVRIGHT BARBOLIR FRANKLIN VVARD BENSON JO ANN BOONE JAINIES AIARSIIALL BOSWELI., JR LILA GLENN BOYKIN B11CHAEL -JAINIES BRADSHAW HENRY BLIDOLPH BRIDGERS THOMAS RANDOLPH BRIDGERS H391 IJERBERT EARL BARKLEY, JR. QJIIAHLES NORVVUUIJ BARNES ELMILR LEE BARNES CQLORIA AIARIE BARNES JOHN LEWIS BARNES -JUDITH CQRAY BARNEY HYMAN STADIEBI BARSHAY IIELEN YVONNE BLINN AIARY ANN BIINN MAROLIERITE ANN BIISCEXII JANIIIE CZREZ' CNARPENTEI! JOAN PAYE CJARPENTIZR ANN PATRICIA CHARTER 'DAVID RICHARD CEATON O O AIARGARET PAGE CLARK AIONNIF AILEEN CLARK PATRICIA ELAINE CONE DIARY KATIIERINE CJONLEY IJOROTIIY BIRR CJRUTE JOE FARIWFIR IJANIEL, JR. ALIDREY AIARIE IJAVIS PATRICIA PAYE FELTON SHIRLEY ANN FERRELL AGRON NATIIIIEL FIELDS KEDITH HOWELL FINCH PATRICIA ANNE FINCII 'THOMAS LLOYD FITZGERALD JANET TEW FLOARS BORRY CARTER DAVIS SIDNEY RAYIVIOND DENNY JAY BRYAN IJIXON SANDRA ELIZABETH DLIBCJIS .JOSEPH ASHEIR EDWARDS JOHN ALBAN ELLIOT JO ANN ELLIS l701 XRYILLIANI THOMAS ELLIS IDIANE ELOIIISE ETHERIDCE VVILLIANI JESSIE ETHERIDGE WILLIAM JESSIE EVANS KAY NELL EVANS SUE CAROL EVANS FRANCES ELLEN EVETT FRANK CORYDON GILL VIQHOIVIAS VVILLIAMS GRAVE JOHN BOWIE GRAY, IV JESSE VALTON HALES NANNIE VIRGINIA HALL LINDA ELLEN HANCHROW EARL COMES PIARRELL S 1 5 S :. -:' .., C ,' MJ A 3, ,, A 'zll , , A ,Ala-,wil ma-1 40 1 'Q' '11 5' , , VIZ? f, I W ff Af Q ' if fs ' . M, Mfg I ,W 4 Y, ' - fl 47 . J 4 y 0 , A - 1 ff ' xr M., A ,I , I filmtv .dn f ,i .. Q 'li' QV' R l 412' CILAUDE FELTON HARRIS RICHARD CIRAHAIXI HIGH JOIIN IALBEIVI' AJFIINILLAN PEGGY ELIZABETH HAYES JADIES EDWIN HINSON SANDRA JOHNSTON PHILLIP LYNN IIAYES INIARY IYIAGDALENE HCDRNE LI'wIS AIIII-R'I' JONIS, JR. GEORGE LEO HEEDEN, JR. BETTY JEAN HOLLAND BIfI:Lcc',x ANN JONES LIERIUAN CARLTON IIICKS DOUGLAS LEVHONE LIOWARD JUDITII LIAR!!! JOYNIH GERALD RAY IIIGII IXIARCUS HUDSON IJOIZUTIIY BXNGI-'I Y KI-'ILY JOHN THOMAS IHIIGII, III ELEANOR VVHITE KING JAMES BRUCE KING, JR. ALLEN RAY LAMM INIARY INIARIE LITTLE BETTIE LOU LUCAS VIRGIL IXIANSFRA IVIANSFIELD RONALD EDWARD MCARTHUR BIABLE ELIZABETH JEFFERSON AIARTHA FAYIQ KILLY l711 SALLY SUE AICLEAN BENTON LEE IXICAIILLAN KATHRYN JOANN AIEARES PATSY LOUISE IXIERRITT IXIARILYN ALVARETTA AIILLS KENNETH HARDY AIITCHELL THEODORE MOCIIE ix' Q,-f' I I u I I J W ':' ii' 4 V , , Isp , if ' I I + f ANIIRLW All! TON NIOORIA JR. BETTY JOYLIQ NJOORIC DANNY XVAYNIC NJOORI' IINIIA FAYV NIORRIQ RIITII AYIRY Moss IJIZIBFIX AIIIN NIIIRR IIY, JPY. JAMES EDXVARD AILIRPIIY JIAIAIIE VVAYNIL POY'IIIRI4ss CJAROLINE SIIRI.I5s QIIIc'R XIARTIIA PJOVVARD QIIINN JOSEPII I,I2E RIUIIARIISON SYLVIA IJIANNE RI'I'TIfR XVILLIAAI LYSON ROBBINS BETSY LOU ROSE XVILLIAAI DONALD AIURRAY JOANN NEXVSOMIL IJENNIS RAY NIc'IIOLs IELTTY CJRAY NOP-RIS CDLLEN HARVEY PAc:If C'A'I'II1iRlNIl HARRY PAPPAS JIQHRY IIAHRY PAPPAS i721 .4 LARRY JIARRY PAPPAS JEAN YVONNE PARKER JXIARY LOUISE PARKER JAMES CJRAIG PATTERSON SALLIE BATTLE PAXTON PATRICIA ANN PITTMAN AIXTIILIR VVILLIAINT PLAYER ELIZABETH JEANETTIZ RLIEEIN LUIS ANN SALINDERS GERALD THOMAS SIMPSON JAMES GASTON SKINNER SYLVIA PATRICIA SMILEY JJOROTHY AIAE SIWITII EDNA JXIARIE SMITII Nunn 'Q if . gg K, tt.,-I! I L. , I , . .I-I. J ' , V! FZ I MK, It I , 4, 1 f Q ,Q SQI5 ' If ' I 'Z' , MW XAIILLIAM IJOUGLA9 SAIITII ARTIIUR IJOUGLAQ SPIVEY, IR. XIICKI LYNN STOTT 'IUNE ELIZABETH STRIQKLANII RAYFORD T. STRICKLAND CHARLES ERIC SULLIVAN FRANCES IIARRIET SULLIVAN LORETTA ANN VI'IxI,s'I'ON GLORIA PAYE XVARO AMOS CIARLTON VI'Ix'I'sON IIARRIET LOUISE VVIxTsON GEORGE RICHARD XVEAVYQH. III. ELIZAIIETII FRIERS VVLERS JULIA PAYE VVHEILLEII ,IIII IXNN g'IIIIIflX IIIn'II,xIIII IXIII N VIQXYI Zvx ,af , . M 4 'fm' I1 451 Q y r, ,V Wm 7 . W ,, Q A f? I ,, UP' ,altlang- 4Khnw' Q-QV Qatar Gif 5 -I dar I'I I NOR IVIM' IIVLIRNLII CLI NI-' 'I UIINIII PIII'I,I,Is IXIIIINI- 'IIXYIUI' Plcam' IJ.xI'Is YIIRNIIL XYIYIIXN 'IOANNI In I IIII DIOIII, NIAIXII YIQR XI'II.I.I.mI III NIII' 'I ,II I :III SYI VIII YIIR I,xc'K CIIIIIIOIII 'IWII l,I six SIINXN III'xIIfIIII,I, IYAINWIIIUIII AI, HIILlHI1I,lIVIlI,I C'II.xIILII, NIOOIII' XYALRIQII I73I C ,II VIN I IAIIIII IJ II lIl'I'l,l.Y I,IsI'I ll IIAI' IX III'I'I I-I' 'I'IIOxIIw C. XI'II,I.IIxAISON, III. IJIWLI' CIILXNI' XXILIIARIH, III. IIAIIII I O'IJON.xI,II XYINs'I'LAIu HIS ANN VI'INwI'I,.fxII CQIRVIIL Iimv.IIIII XVOIIIIIIIIII -. ,Ns Q 4 raduation on the other side of the looking glass . . . on the threshold of tomorrow. the termination of another year '... gone forever into the realm of memory '... happiness . . . worli and play f... sorrow and joy '... together in harmony '... unforgettable experiences . . . glorious memories . . golden moments-honor day . . . quill and scroll . . . honor society '... recognition for all . . . class night . review of past . . . prophecy of future . . . hope for things to come . . . Baccalaureate . . . an inspiration . . . a hlessing . . . a childhood of familiarity, forsaken for a lifetime of aspiration, flavored with the salt of uncertainty '... realization of a dream come true . . . journey's end . . graduation . . . for us-the end of a heginning . . . l75l ii J. 'ilffzsv' 'Wk K 'fs I I I rs. ,f fi . 517 I.. 'f:f ',..,s 'EW' 11257 w.,,,! 1 Q...-s' e N, , if i X' 'U v7 1 , ' KQWI , X 1 an 19 4 I' JUST' fiws wt- W pil' f If if V WM 'X W 2 i If X ' 1 gk FRANCIS BIrADsHAw EL1ifO1 i1l'cjlIiCf Miss l-rI.A Avcocia lfditoriul Staff Adviser -IIILIA Foiuzris Hzrsiuess ,lluimger Miss VIRGINIA KNOVVLES Business Staff Adviser Mas. Com. TXIORRISON Husirzess Staff Adviser' COCOON EDITORIAL STAFF left mliles nl. Bailey, B. Pornfrey, B. Rhodes, J. Boykin, Miss Ayeoclc, B, Ilunter. Right tnlile: nl. Davis, F. Bradshaw, M. Newberry, B. Cale, Goudy. Stamiing: T. Vick, VV. Bissett, R. Celine, M. Foyles. Picture taking, word choosing, midnight oil burn- ing, laughter, tears-all unforgettable experiences- When our staff first met last fall we discovered that we had no place to work due to the crowded conditions. After numerous explorations of everv corner and cubby hole we settled ourselves on a Hshelf under the balcony of the auditorium. At times we were on the verge of hysteria- readv to quit in desperation-but we didnlt. We smiled. grabbed our umbrellas, prayed for the sun to come out, took another picture anyway, wrote more copv, and surprisingly we made itl llere is the bookl VVe hope that it will be, for you, Todays golden Inoments preserved for tomorrow. BUSINESS STAFF Left table: P. VVilliams, pl. Lewis, F. Griffin, Miss Knowles, vl. Forbes. ll. VVoodard. Right mlile: H. Kello, Mrs. Morrison, Bissett, A. Psabil, N. Forbes. Stmzding: H. Shealy, ll. Vililliforcl, D. Denny, M. Foyles, B. Heeden, D. VVhitley. i761 A hard working group of people who had per- suasive, flowery voices composed the Business Staff. With eagerness, this group went forth last fall with one purpose in mind, to sell the school in the eyes of the merchants of VVilson. This they did with pleasing attitudes and polite words and provided the financial foundation upon which the yearbook IS set. It wasnt an easy taslt, but they went after it with happy hearts and an enthusiasm which enabled them to complete it successfully. The rainy days, the interviews with businessmen, and the salesn will remain in the memories of those who formed the 1957 Business Staff. ws. ,LIB 'Ql- mm-or I7 'il N nas f' K 11 Q17 'GFS' t mir: IIYDE, llluu, CRAWLEY. Right mtv: LED!-iE'I l'ER, Nlcmmsow, Avcocx. stunt night co-chairmen NANCY 170113155 BILL XVILLIABIS i seniors class advisers Miss LELA Avcocx Mus. ETIIEI- CRANVLEY Mus. NELLIE iilllli MR. ROBERT NV. HYDE Mus. LEILLH LE1JBE'1 l'ER Mus. Com AIORRISON class offic SFS fxl1ci11,xEI. QNHILIJS .Io11NNx' CTRIHE l51,cm.x QQRIVVIN Bmswm CiAl.li President VicubPrc'siz1e11! Se'c11'tc1rx . I rcfzszwur IQHNEST IXIANNINL SL'l'g6Lll1f'LTf ,Xrnzs wvmg asf W? h 1' W. ,Mp-m.,, ff l x ,J Ap Left to right: Childs, frulc, Calc, Xlunning, Gri mascots Nfmczx' M.-xm41 1N ,lou Umm BARNES cl a s s c ol o r s Hluc and XVIUIC class motto WT have not finimhcdg but, just lwgL1n. 9 Y. ,W-an I gf, 7 1 -CEST I 'W' ,, A I 9.54 ,ll A Q' I 5? ,U . W A ' A X.. Am' A if A f 7? I9 , fu - I I II I E, ' ' I-V , , , V j , - W 1 , I I .. 2 ., I Q wg! Q N ., ...z ,ang if 1 1 if E ISOI 7 YU? 'IOIIN IIENRY ZXDKINS .IIIIJITII CAROL BAILEY VIAAIES 'IIIOMAS BARBOUR IJAN IILINTER BARFIELD VV1I,l.lAhl VV. BARRER, III IJORA CBHRISTINE BARNES IJOROTIIY YVONNE BARNES ELEANOR RIITII BARNES ,IUANNE FAYNE BARNES -IIIIIIIII LOUISE BARNES BIOIIARD JACKSON BARNES, I-XI.nEN CILENN BASS IIERALD FRANKLIN BASS BIA'I l'1E ELIZABETH BASS EIJNA -luANI'I'A BATCIIELOR EIILAII CLYDE BELI. AIIIIJIIII IYIAE BISSETT VVYATT HERBERT BISSETT, !v1IL' HxR'7t7'YS ami Menus Ccmzmittee have their first ll1r,'L'liIlLLf wirlz IWV. Hyde. M' -1 I JR I I tallings helps E, Mmzuiug ,ll daily task. 'lAIxIEs AIITIIUP. BUSWELL juIJI'I'II ANN BOswEI.I, EIINESI' LEE BOYKIN -lEAN1i'I l'E LEE -BUYKIN KENNETII HIIOII BRADLEY FIIANCIS CONNOII BRADSIIAW DOUGLAS VVOODARD BRASWELL JIINIIXIY BRASWELL JOAN IDOLORIS BRICE ,IAAIES ELWOOD BIIIIJOERS ,IO ANN BRYANT IXIICIIAEL ANIIIONY BUSCEMI BRENDA JOYCE CIXLE SIIIRLEI' RAY CIIERRI' BOBEIIT B'lICIlAEI, CIIILDS JOHN BVIANSON VVEBB CIIIITE, IR. ANN LUPTON DANIEL BENNETTE RAY DAVIS , UFIt1lSl1lIUlI,H with My A ', 1 R' pl 777 I I ff f X J X us.-ul, S-ff'J,g',,. fr 1' ,A I ,gf ,, 2 -my , f 'L Q 7' , ' Z ' fr . M - cr fg V , ,IWSf,.v, , , , , 1 I I zwwui' ,rsg , Y My Q, ,Ai, , rl., ,, I 'fwf S k' ' A+ .u ' , 1 ' gy, -r ff, K- I f 0 U A ' 1, ff ' , j I ff 1, , , A Z. A , I JV J Z I f f Y Ai 2' 'f J f 451 W' ur-'f-v xw If 3 IDONNIE RAY IDAVIS ELIZAREIII JXIERSIION IDAVIS CJLENYCE LEE DAVIS JANE DAIL DAVIS SUZANNE DAVIS BARBARA JEAN DAWSON BARBARA ANN DEANS BARBARA ANN DELIAVEN RICHARD SINCILETARY DENNY BARBARA ANN DRIVER IIARRIETTE LOUISE IJRIVER LINIIA SUE DRIVER RUBY LEE DUNN LELAN XAZOODROVV EASON JAMES CLX'DE EATRION JOIIN 'THOMAS ETIIERIDCE FREDERICK JACKSON EVANS JAMES ARTHUR EVANS Senior girls rise early to prepare for m1r11m1 cake sale held uptown in the fall. 7 In fX'YUl'L'lIlI7CI', C, IE. C. II. S. seniors UIIIICIIHIIL' IIUUIIIIKQ scorus of college I'c1u'csu11lutivas on College 1Jay. I7I.cmA AIARIA I7EI,T0N YVONNE Iil3RREI.l, LIZONX CAIIOII VIIEAIINII RIQBIQCIIA' ,Io FIIURA BIQNIAAIIN IlowEI.I. FQIIIIES DIIIIIA ANN FORBES NANCY I-uc'II.IE,E Fcmrnis AIARVIN RAY l7m'I,I3s, -III. RONALD CIELINF SIIEIIIY JEAN CILOVFR ANNIE RIITII CIIDWIN SANDRA ELLEN CIIIIDIIN SIIZANNE IXIARIE Goum' RQEEIIT EARL CRAY FIOIIA LQIIISE CIIIEFIN SARA I,AMAIm IIAIILEI' SIIIRIEY -IE.-KN IIALES BARBARA ADELE IIEEDEN ..-.-.f.-S.-.ie 4p R721 lk fi y 6,7 '24, I. Mb .dbx 'U' wiv -wr 'bv' 'W 'B Sh' 'T' . if , -M -.ngmfg r. I f. 5 Q' vi 1722- --I ,M f 5- f i ' ,, lf A .W . ,E I ' xg' W ,fy X 'qi' 1 ,. If ,aw - gpm- ,M -' Y I -Q . 2, fwffl ,-yr: 4 ,, 7. I I NJ' in V, . V ll x f -MA, . ' f - 5 I If I I-,xigfgk A- xx . 'X 1 . ,ws . 4 w I 11:1 .Q 452, I.. ' V: I A .KF I L llIfIoN LEROY IlIc:II RUIIANII IIIITIEN IIIIIXQES, VIII. IXIAIVI IIA EI,IzABE'I'II HUNT FR AIARVIN KIIAAIEII ,IAQIQSIIN MAIN' JXLICE ,IACKSUN XVIIIIIIY RANDEI,L JAMES VIIEIIEIIICK PETER JENKINS Lms ,IEANETTE JUBE DIINIIIIJ CiEIJRIC -IOIINSON KFIITON RHODES -IIIYNER SIIIIIIEY ANN JOYNER N IAIIILIIIRET REAIAE KELIII BETTIE Lou LAAIBI BETSY 'ILINE LEXVIS VIIIIIAIAS IJARRELI. LOXVE CII.,xIzI.Es CUIINCII. MADDIIEY ERNEST' SIKIONS IXIANNINC BARIMRA ANN IXIATTHEVVS IIS lllfll I. Brndslzrzlv, mzd B. Hmzter, nz 1 U C lzzlds umke lovely sponsors for the Fnyettez zlle IL Cowon GIIIIOVIIII xtaff HIIIUIJUS u1w'1'I Oclx s lTl7lH'fllIL'Hf at cjlIVi5fHlfT5 fimv. CIAII. YIIONNE AlA'ITIIEXk'S IXIARVIN LEWIS 1XIA'l l'lIliVVS CQEORGE STEVIEN IMIERCIER 'I'OIxIIxIY LEON IMIERCER QLIIARLES LOUIS MILLER LJAVID EIIIQENE IXIINSIIEVV ELI CARLTON MOORE ELIZABETH DIXRDEN LXIUORE LX1lCIlAEI. RUSSELL MOORE XAIILLIAINI CIRANT MOOSIIA BARBARA MAYERRERI: LXIORRIS ANN AIARIE IXIOZINGO FRANK VVAYNE NARRON MARGIIERITE LVEVVBERRY ELIJON SIIARP IYEVVTON, DIR. SIDNEY AIARVIN NICIIIlJI.S RIIRI' LEE C7VVENS MACK IIOWELI. PAGE U III 1xliNS ww? i Y-:fv 'nf Z3 MH' Nyfk duff V ,Q V ka-Q3 I H351 I 'up-gf' ,, x . V ,Ev 4? we 'Z xx ,.,,,,- ' VV! 'haw' 'il' .4n..,4, 5,2 L f gi.- 5- M . NV' I, K IK EY xX , V I VY: K iv QNX + J R E L Y YN Q X Y Y L f Q Hx J V , . ,K fx n L, ,,L. V 9 y f .,f A ' fQL' it , Q69 ,f- iff 1 iff -, +- i .ff I -. 3 Q, Yum ,a V f if-a Rom LILLLE PALQE 'DENNIS Aramis l'l5,fxc'mR XVAUE PI41xcmvscmN PLARSUN VIQEIJ YLXLAN PERRY SHIRLEY KAYE PLAYER UETIE BL,xN'mN POMVREY HET1 Y FRANCES PRICE ll1Lm PAYE PRILE .lm IA PAYE PIKIIXLEN ,XIII ENE .XNCQIEI ll RARLL IIURACE LEE RAVEN REBECCA ANN HI IOIJES BEEN IIA IEANE1 '1 Ii R1c'1LxR1JsoN CRXRUI. JXNN KILLER l-uc'Y LXIAE RULQERS SLLELRY JEAN RUFFIN IXIARY ELLEN RUSSELL CXIAUDENI TE EVE SALEEIZY Hrs. Cjl'FIlI'IL'1' and Miss Aycock gf: with the SCI L'f'llI1l1i1fCL' to sv! 1,10 stage for CTlYl'L'L'l' Day. Zi07 V, z INyL'l'L'l' to lu' f'0l'tQUffL'II is Ilzc gala Ilfllilltlyt1lll1L'L'lQ'il'L'l1 In zzzlzutcwz Rwzior girls III thc Cflzvrry H0101 I , ROBIZITI' CILYIJE SISATIE, ,lR. IXIARIE .IANE SIIADLE HELEN ANNE'I I'I3 SIIEALY DDN RAY SHIRLEY DANNY 'IOEL SKINNER ,ID IXNN SKINNER IXIIARK LEXVIS SPEIGIIT BILLY CRDCIIER STALLINGS KENNEIII CIORDON STAI LINI:s ,IUIINNIE FREDERICK STOTT EDITH FRANCES STRICKLAND -IESSIE ALLISON TAYLOR IXIARY KXNN FIEACIIER CARLTON LEWIS FFEDDER Rm' LEE TIIIGREN VINCENT BERNARD ,TIIOIXIAS LY XIONNE rI1llRNER XIVILLIAM DEXTER VICK Qian! 'WR' 71 K I W3 'N-may 'Q-vvff Awgpsk -.nv-J Q N , N, 6' .R QUQ' Cl -'A 'f 'P ,- Nha ' Au 'Six hz-:Y fun NMI-WN ,ff J 1 XVII.I,IAIxI FFHOMAS VICI4 ,IOSEPII TYSON VVAIIII AIINNIE EIIIQINE VVATSUN CTARL IXIELVIN VVEAVEP. -IANET HAIILENE VVELLS 'IOAN FAKE VVELLS DIANE 1x1ADALYN VVIIEELEII PATRICIA IJAYLE VVIIITE DOIIOIIIY ANN VVIII1 LEY .lAIxIEs OI,IX'ER VV ILI,IAIxIs PIIYI.I.Is ANN VVILLIAAIS RICHARD JEROME VVILI.IAIxIS VVILLIAIII 'I 'IIIIRSTON VVII-I,IAIxIs ,IOYCE IJEAN VVILIEIEORD LOUIS RAYMOND VVIILIEOIID IANICE ELOISE WINDIIAAI PATRICIA ANN VVINSTEAD ATATILDA BARNES VVOODAIID Senior I . N illiams tries on II c0m1Ize11ce1I1eIzt gown while Mrs. BT01161011 reaches lziglz to uzeaszfre D Harvzes for his. senior superlatives Host Tnlwztnl LAAIARR IIADLEY-I IENRY lXlJK1Nb Most Popular Most Sludimfs JUNE LEw1sfV1NcEN1 THOMAS BETTE PcmxfnEx' IAnfxNc'1s HRAIJSII,-SVR H391 Host Dcpcztttafvlv cfm' HllUIlESf-AIARVIN ltm'LEQ senior superlatives Wizriesr BARBARA HEEDEN-RUNALD GEI.INE How Athletic FIORA CQRIFFIN-VI-ED PERRY IQO 1 . Tl, f 4 L '-1 C Best Allfliozfml JULIA FORBESAIXIICTIIAEL CTIIILIJS Rest Lookilzg ELUISE VVINDIIAIXI-BILLY AIUOSIIA I 1'iu11a1liUsI BRENDA CTALL -.IOIINNIE S'lm'l' Bas! lllvsswl IXINIILDA XVKIOIJAIIIJ-AIARVIN Nlcums n i r ' AIOHN HENRY ADKINS Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4. AIUDITH CAROL BAILEY Homeroom Officer 1, Student Council Representative I, Prom Committee 3, junior Tag Day 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Keyette Club 4, Booster Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Editorial Staff of CocooN 4. QIAMES THOMAS BARBOUR Homeroom Officer I. 2, Band l, 2. 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council Repre- sentative 3, Tennis 3, Allied Youth 3, 4. DAN HUNTER BARFIELD VVILLIAM VVASHINCTON BARKER Transferred from Cocoa, Florida, 4. DORA CHRISTINE BARNES Prom Committee 2. DOROTHY YVONNE BARNES ELEONOR RUTH BARNES AIOANNE FAYNE BARNES Intramural Basketball I, Stunt Night 1, 2, 3. 4, Booster Club I, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4, Allied Youth 4, Radiogram Staff 4. ,IUDITH LOUISE BARNES Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2. 3, 4, junior-Senior Honors 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, junior Tag Day 3, Stunt Night 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Keyette Club 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. RICHARD IACKSON BARNES, IR. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3. ALDEN GLENN BASS Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative I, Prom Committee 2, Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Class Night Testator 4. AIERALD FRANKLIN BASS Homeroom Officer I, Stunt Night I, Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 4, Booster Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 3, 4. MATTIE ELIZABETH BASS Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night I, Intramural Baseball 2, Pen Pal Club 3, Booster Club 4. EDNA IUANITA BATCHELOR Libr5ry Club 4. EULAH CLYDE BELL Intramural Basketball I, 2, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 4, Allied Youth 4. .IUDITH MAE BISSETT Homeroom Officer I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, junior-Senior Honors 2, Intramural Softball 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, junior Tag Day 3, Honor Day Award 3, Spanish Club 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Debate Team 3, 4, Officer 3, Triangular Debates 3, Keyette Club 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Mascot Committee 4, Business Staff of CocooN 4. VVYATT HERBERT BISSETT, IR. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Stunt Night I, Prom Com- mittee 2, 3, Junior Tag Day 3, Allied Youth 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Radiogmm Staff 4, Editorial Staff of COCOON 4. JAMES ARTHUR BOSVVELL IUDITH ANN BOSWELL Homeroom Officer I, Monitor 1, 4, Prom Committee 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Allied Youth 4. ERNEST LEE BOYKIN Radiogrmn Reporter 4. ,IEANETTE LEE BOYKIN Student Council Representative 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Keyette Club 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Officer 3, Class Night Prophet 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Editorial Staff of CTOCOON 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, lunior Tag Day 3. KENNETH IIUCII BRADLEY Band I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I, 2, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3: Student Council Representative 2, 4: junior Tag Day 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Allied Youth 4, Key Club 4. FRANCIS CONNOR BRADSHAVV Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3: Marshal 1, 2, 3, Chief 3: Prom Com- mittee 2, 3, Stunt Night 2. 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Class Officer 3, Nominating Committee 3, junior Tag Day 3, Key Club 3, 4, OHicer 4, Senior Superlative 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Editor-in-Chief of CTOCOON 4. DOUGLAS VVOODARD BRASVVELL Band 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Rarliogram Reporter 4. IIMMY BRASVVELL Football 1, Diversified Occupations Class 4. IOAN DOLORIS BRICE Homeroom Officer I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 4, Stunt Night 4, Future Teachers of America 4. IAMES ELVVOOD BRIDCERS Stunt Night I. yo ANN BRYANT Choir 2, 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 3, Intramural Softball 3, Radiogram Staff 4. MICHAEL ANTHONY BUSCEMI Transferred from Brooklyn, New York, 2, Booster Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Allied Youth 3, 4. . . 1 I I BRENDA JOYCE CALE Junior-Senior Ilonors 2, Band 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Junior Tag Day 3, Class Officer 4, Senior Superlative 4, Allied Youth 4, Homeroom Officer 4, VVays and Means Committee 4, Monitor 4, Keyette Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Editorial Staff of CKJCOCJN 4. SHIRLEY RAY CHERRY Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Allied Youth 4, Booster Club 4. ROBERT MICHAEL CHILDS Homeroom OHicer 2, 3, 4, Marshal 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Cheerleader I, Head 2, Booster Club 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Nominating Committee 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Junior Tag Day 3, Class Officer 3, 4, Honor Day Award 4, VVays and Means Committee 4, Senior Superlative 4. JOHN MANSON VVEBB CRUTE, JR. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Most Valuable Player Award 4, All State Honors 4, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I, 4, Prom Com- mittee 2, Student Council Representative 2, 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Olficer 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Honor Day Award 4, Class OHTicer 4. ANN LUPTON DANIEL Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Nomi- nating Committee I, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 3, Junior Tag Day 3, Marshal 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Officer 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Honor Day Award 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I, 4. BENNETTE RAY DAVIS Football 2, Baseball I. DONNIE RAY DAVIS Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Radiogmm Reporter 3, Booster Club 4, Electrons 4, Radiogram Staff 4. ELIZABETH MERSHON DAVIS Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, Prom Com- mittee 2, 3, Junior Tag Day 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Future Teach- ers of America 3, 4, Monitor 4. GLENYCE LEE DAVIS Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night I, Intra- mural Basketball 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative 3, Junior Tag Day 3, Spanish Club 3, Homeroom OfI3cer 4, Keyette Club 4, Future Teachers of America 4. JANE DAIL DAVIS Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Radiogram Reporter l, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Honors 2, 'Prom Committee 2, 3, General Chairman 3, Junior Tag Day 3, Spanish Club 3, Stunt Night 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Keyette Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Student Council Representative 3, Officer 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Ways and Means Committee 4, Honor Day Award 4, Homecoming Football Sponsor 4, Class Night Poet 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Editorial Staff of COCOON 4. 3l SUZANNE DAVIS Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Radiogram Reporter I, Allied Youtli 2, 3, 4, Ilorne room Officer 2, 3, Intramural Softball 2, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Maiorette 3, 4, Keyette Club 3, 4, Student Coun- cil Representative 4. BARBARA JEAN DAXVSON Homeroom Officer I, Marshal I, Junior-Senior Ilonors 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Junior Tag Day 3, Allied Youth 4. BARBARA ANN DEANS Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, Student Council Representative 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 3, Choir 4. BARBARA ANN DEHAVEN Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night I, 4, Intramural Softball 2, 3, 4, Homeroom OHicer 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, 3, Junior Tag Day 3, Rarliogmm Reporter 3: Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. RICHARD SINGLETARY DENNY Junior Cheerleader 1, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night I, 4, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Rucliogmm Reporter I, 2, Monogram Club I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Junior Tag Day 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Business Staff of COCOON 4. BARBARA ANN DRIVER Intramural Basketball I, 2, Monitor I, 2, Prom Committee 2, 3. HARRIETTE LOUISE DRIVER Homeroom Officer I, Monitor I, Band 1, 2, Prom Committee 2, 3. LINDA SUE DRIVER Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Intramural Softball 2, Stunt Night 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, 3. RUBY LEE DUNN Band 2, Prom Committee 2, Intramural Basketball 2, Intramural Softball 2, 3, Choir 4, Stunt Night 4. LELAN NVOODROVV EASON JAMES CLYDE EATMON JOHN THOMAS ETHERIDGE Band 2, 3. 4. FREDERICK JACKSON EVANS JAMES ARTIIUR EVANS Manager Baseball I, Student Council Representative I. 2, Band I, 2, 3, Booster Club 1, 4, Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4. Co-Captain 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Oflicer 4. FLORA MARIA FELTON Nominating Committee I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Intramural Softball 2, Dramatics Club 2, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Keyette Club 4. YVONNE FERRELL Stunt Night I3 Intramural Basketball I3 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club I, 43 Intramural Softball 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Allied Youth 4. LEONA CAROL FLEMING Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club l, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball I, 43 Prom Committee 2, gl Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Intramural Softball 2, 43 Future Teachers of America 33 Junior Tag Day 33 Choir 43 Stunt Night 4. REBECCA JO FLORA Band I, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club l, 2, 3, 43 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 23 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Junior Tag Day 33 Maiorette 43 Radiogmuz Reporter 4. BENJAMIN I IOWELL FORBES Choir 2, 33 Stunt Night 2, gl Prom Committee 2, 33 Student Council Representative 33 Booster Club 43 Allied Youth 4. JULIA ANN FORBES Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Intramural Softball 23 Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 33 Homeroom Officer 2, 33 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Keyette Club 2, 3. 4, Ollicer 4: Honor Day Award 33 Junior Tag Day 33 Stunt Night 3, 43 Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Officer 33 Wlays and Means Committee 43 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Senior Superlative 43 Business blanager of Cocooiv 43 DAR Good Citizenship Award 4. NANCY LUCILLE FORBES Junior Cheerleader I, 23 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 43 Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 23 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Keyette Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 43 Junior Tag Day 33 Stunt Night 33 Future Teachers of America 3, 43 Maiorette 3, 43 VVays and Means Com- mittee 43 Class Night Historian 43 Business Staff of CIOCOON 4. MARVIN RAY FOYLES, JR. Transferred from Oxnard, California 23 Homeroom Officer 2, 33 Prom Committee 2, 3: Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Junior Tag Day 33 Class Officer 33 Electrons 3, 43 Key Club 43 VVays and Means Committee 43 Senior Superlative 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Business Staff of CIOCOON 4. RONALD GELINE Homeroom Officer I3 Stunt Night I, 2, 43 Rmliogram Reporter 23 Junior Cheerleader 23 Honor Day Award 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Junior Tag Day 33 Spanish Club 33 Debate Team 33 Booster Club 3, 43 Student Council Representative 43 Key Club 43 VVays and Means Committee 43 Allied Youth 43 Senior Super- lative 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Editorial Staff of CoCooN 4. SHELBY JEAN GLOVER Band l, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 2, 33 Booster Club 2, 4: Home- room Ofhcer 33 Choir 43 Allied Youth 4: Stunt Night 43 Future Teachers of America 4. ANNIE RUTH GODVVIN Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Officer I, 23 Honor Day Award 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Intra- mural Softball 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 43 Allied Youth 4. SANDRA ELLEN GORDON Band 1, 2, 33 Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Intra- mural Basketball 3, 43 hlonitor 43 Allied Youth 43 Future Teachers of America 4. I94I SUZANNE MARIE GOUDY Stunt Night I3 Intramural Softball 23 Junior-Senior Honors 23 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 2, 33 Prom Committee 2, 33 Junior Tag Day 33 Homeroom Oflicer 33 Spanish Club 33 Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Ofbcer 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Rmliogram Reporter 43 Editorial Staff of COCOON 4. ROBERT EARL GRAY Transferred from Trenton, North Carolina, 43 Booster Club 43 Allied Youth 4. FLORA LOUISE GRIFFIN Transferred from Elm City, North Carolina, 23 Intramural Soft- ball 2, 33 Prom Committee 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Honor Day Award 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Class Officer 43 Homeroom Olhcer 43 VVays and Nleans Committee 43 Senior Superlative 43 Allied Youth 43 Booster Club 43 Business Staff of CIOCOON 4. SARA LAMARR HADLEY Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 43 Junior-Senior Ilonors 23 Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 33 Youth 2, 3, 43 Keyette Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Allied Junior Tag Day 33 Dean's Assistant 43 VVays and Means Com- mittee 43 Senior Superlative 4. SHIRLEY JEAN HALES Prom Committee 2, 3. BARBARA ADFLE HEEDEN Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 33 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Softball 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Ilomeroom Officer 33 Radiogram Reporter 33 Keyette Club 3, 43 Junior Tag Day 31 Honor Day Award 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 3, 43 Stunt Night 3, 43 Student Council Representative 43 Mascot Committee 43 Varsity Cheer- leader 43 Senior Superlatiye 43 Business Staff of CJOCOON 4. ELTON LEROY HIGH Football I3 Band I, 2, 33 Prom Committee 23 Junior Tag Day 33 Booster Club 3, 43 Allied Youth 43 Monitor 4. ROLAND HATTEN IIODGES, JR. Football I3 Basketball I, 2, 33 Prom Committee 23 Junior Tag Day 33 Booster Club 3, 43 Allied Youth 43 Monitor 4. MARTHA ELIZABETH HUNTER Student Council Representative I3 Band I, 2, 33 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Soft- ball 23 Junior-Senior I-Ionors 23 Junior Cheerleader 23 Rarliogmnz Reporter 23 Homeroom Oflicer 2, 33 Prom Committee 2, 33 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Honor Day Award 2, 43 Stunt Night I, 3, 43 Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Officer 43 Junior Tag Day 33 Keyette Club 3, 43 Color Committee 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Homecoming Football Sponsor 43 Class Night Testator 43 Edi- torial Staff of Coeooisi 4. MARVIN KRAMER JACKSON Transferred from Raleigh, North Carolina, 23 Prom Committee 33 Homeroom Officer 43 Diversified Occupations Class 4. MARY ALICE JACKSON Band I, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 2, 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 Stunt Night 3, 43 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 3, 4. VVOODY RAN DELL JAMES Band I3 Prom Committee 33 Diversified Occupations Class 4, Ofhcer 43 Student Council Representative 4. . . I I I FREDERICK PETER jENKINS Football I, 2, 3, 4: Ilomeroom Officer 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Mono- gram Club 3, 4: Rmliogrrzm Reporter 3: Prom Committee 3: Allied Youth 3, 4: Key Club 4. LOIS JEANETTE jOBE Intramural Basketball I, 2: Prom Committee 2, 3. DONALD CEDRIC jOIINSON Stunt Night I, 2: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Booster Club 4: Allied Youth 4. KELTON RHODES IOYNER Band I, 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN jOYNER Choir 2, 3: Stunt Night 2, 3. MARGARET REIXIAE KELLO Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club I: junior-Senior Honors 2: Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 2, 3: Intramural Baskete ball 2, 3: junior Tag Day 3: Stunt Night 3: Homeroom Officer 3: Future Teachers of America 3, 4: Keyette Club 4: Monitor 4: Business Staff of C3OCOON 4: Choir 4. BETTIE LOU LAMM Honor Day Award 2, 3: Office Assistant 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Booster Club 3, -I1 Allied Youth 4. BETSY jUNE LEVVIS Intramural Basketball I: Student Council Representative I: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Day Awards I, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Head 4: Prom Committee 2, 3: Homeroom Officer 2, 4: junior Tag Day 3: Keyette Club 3, 4: Allied Youth 3, 4: VVays and Means Committee 4: Senior Superlative 4: Business Staff of CIOCOON 4. THOMAS DARRELL LOVVE Basketball I, 2: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 2, 3: Track 3, 4: Key Club 4: Ilomeroom Oflicer 4: Booster Club 4: Mono- gram Club 4: Racliogrmn Staff 4. CHARLES COUNCIL MADDREY Transferred from Rock Ridge, North Carolina, 4. ERNEST SIIXIONS MANNING Stunt Night I, 2, 3: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3: Prom Com- mittee 3: Homeroom Officer 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Monogram Club 4: Key Club 4: Class Night Poet 4: Class Ofhcer 4. BARBARA ANN MATTHEVVS Prom Committee 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: junior Tag Day 3: Allied Youth 4: Booster Club 4: Future Teachers of America 4. GAIL YVONNE MATTHEVVS Prom Committee 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Rculiogram Reporter 3: junior Tag Day 3: Honor Day Award 3: Homeroom Officer 3: Dean's Assistant 4. MARVIN LEWIS MATTHEVVS Rarliogram Reporter I: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club I, 2, 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE STEVENS MERCER Radiogmm Reporter I: Football I, 2: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 2, 3: Varsity Cheerleader 3: Allied Youth 3, 4. TOMMY LFON MERCER Stunt Night I: Diyersilied Occupations Class 4. C IIARLES LOUIS MILLER Ilomeroom Ollicer I, 2: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 2: Booster Club 3, 4: Allied Youth 4. DAVID EUGENE MINSI IIIXI' Band I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 2: Diversified Occupations Class 4: Allied Youth 4: Booster Club 4. ELI CARLTON MOORE Prom Committee 2: Booster Club 3: junior Tag Day 3. ELIZABETII DARDEN MOORE Band I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Softball 2: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Allied Youth 3, 4: Bmliogrtmi Staff 4: Booster Club 3, 4. MICHAEL RUSSELL MOORE Football I, 2: Ratliogram Reporter 2: Prom Committee 2, 3: Choir 3: Booster Club 3: Allied Youth 3: Ilomeroom Ollicer 3, 4: Stunt Night 3, 4: Diversified Occupations Class 4, Officer 4. XVILLIAM GRANT MOOSIIA Ratliogmm Reporter I: Football I, 2, 3, 4: All Eastern Honors 4: Basketball I, 2, 4: Honor Day Award I, 2, 3, 4: Student Coun- cil Representatiye 2: Ilomeroom Officer 2: Prom Committee 2, 3: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Choir 3, 4: Stunt Night 3, 4: Senior Superlatiye 4. BARBARA MAYERBERC MORRIS Ratliogniuz Staff 4. ANN MARIE MOZINGO Prom Committee 2, 3. FRANK IVAYNE NARRON Booster Club I, 2, 4: Prom Committee 2, 3: Allied Youth 4. MARGUERITE NEXVBERRY Stunt Night I: Intramural Basketball I, 2: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 2, 3: Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: junior Tag Day 3: Future Teachers of America 3, 4: Color Committee 4: lseyette Club 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Editorial Staff of CocooN 4. ELDON SIIARP NEXVTON, jR. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Butliograuz Reporter 2: junior Cheerleader 2: Homeroom Officer 2, 3: Prom Committee 2, 3: Key Club 2, 3, 4: junior Tag Day 3: Nomif nating Committee 3: Stunt Night 3, 4: Wlays and Means Com- mittee 4: Class Night Prophet 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Editorial Staff of Cocooisi 4. SIDNEY MARVIN NICI IOLS Prom Committee 2, 3: Monitor 3: Choir 4: Booster Club 4: Allied Youth 4: Senior Superlatiye 4. RUBY LEE OXYENS MACK IIOXVELL PAGE Band I: Diversified Occupations Class 4. ROSA LILLIE PAGE Rarliogrnm Staff 4. DENNIS ADAMS PEACOCK Baseball I, 2, Homerooin OlIicer I, 2, 3, Rtitliogriznz Reporter I, 2, 3, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Iunior Tag Day 3, Rtttliogram Staff 4. WADE THOMPSON PEARSON Rtitiiogrmn Reporter 3, Track 3, 4, Football 3, 4. TED ALAN PERRY Rcitiiogrtzm Reporter I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Day Award I, 2, 3, 4, Hoineroom Othcer I, 2, 4, Prom Committee 2, Booster Club 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Senior Superlative 4. SHIRLEY KAYE PLAYER Booster Club 2, Monitor 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Choir 2 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. BETTE BLA NTON PON I ER EY Stunt Night I, Marshal I, 2, 3, Chief 3, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3, 4, Band I, 2. 3, 4: Miior- ette 3, 4, Head 4, IntramuraI Softball 2, junior-Senior Honors 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 2. 3, 4, -Iunior Tag Day 3, Ilonor Day Award 3, Spanish Club 3, Iseyette Club 3, 4, Future Teachers ol' America 3, 4, VVays and Means Committee 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Senior Superlatiye 4, Editorial Staff of CTUCUON 4. BETTY FRANC ES PRICF Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3. 4, Honor Day Award 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. IIILDA FAYE PRICE Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Homeroom Ol'Iicer 3, Honor Day Award 3, Iunior Tag Day 3, Allied Youth 4, Booster Club 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Dean's Assistant 4: Stunt Night 4. JULIA FAYE PRIDCEN Intramural Basketball I, 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Monitor 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4. ARLINE ANGELE RABIL Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 3, Spanish Club 3, Homeroom Otiicer 3, Iunior Tag Day 3, Intramural Softball 3, 4, Honor Day Award 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Business Statil' of CocooN 4. HORACE LEE RAPER Band I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, 3. REBECCA ANN RHODES Homeroom Olhcer I, Student Council Representative I, 3, Marshal I, 3, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Iunior-Senior Honors 2, Football Sponsor 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Chairman 2, 3, Honor Day Award 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Iunior Tag Day 3, Triangular Debates 3, Assistant Editor of Radiogram 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Class Ofhcer 3, Keyette Club 3, 4, VVays and Means Committee 4, Radiogram Reporter 4, Senior Super- Iative 4, Editorial Staff of Coczooiv 4. BERTIIA .IEANETTE RICHARDSON Prom Committee 2, 3, Homeroom Oihcer 3. I9 CAROL ANN RITTER Prom Committee 2, Iunior Tag Day 3. LUCY MAY ROGERS Band I: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Day Award 2, Booster Club I, 2, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3: Choir 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 4. SHELBY IEAN RLIFFIN Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 4, Prom Committee 3. MARY ELLEN RUSSELL Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 2, Honor Day Award 2, Homeroom Qfhcer 3, Intramural Softball 2, 3, 4, Rmliograni Stafl' 4. CLA U DETTE EVE SALEEBY Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, junior Tag Day 3. ROBERT CLYDE Homeroom Ol'Iicer I, Band I, 2, 3: I, 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club I, 2, SEATE, JR. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4. MARIE IANE Intramural Basketball I, 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 2, 3, Monitor 2, 4, Dean's SHADLE Assistant 3, Allied Youth 4. HELEN AN NETTE SHEALY Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, .Iunior-Senior Honors 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Chair- man 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Iunior Tag Day 3, Honor Day Award 3, 4, Monitor 4, Business Staff of CIOCOON 4. DON RAY SHIRLEY Spanish Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Key Club 4. DANNIE IOEL SKINNER Homeroom Oiiicer I, Stunt Night I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, ,Iunior Tag Day 3, Booster Club 4, Allied Youth 4, Rtuiiogmm Staff 4. IO ANN SKINNER Prom Committee 2, Band 2, 3, Homeroom Ofhcer 2, 3: Stunt Night 4. MARK LEWIS SPEIGHT Football I, Baseball I, Diversified Occupations Class 4. BILLY CROCKER STALLINGS KENNETH GORDON STALLINGS Baseball I, Homeroom Othcer I, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Day Award I, 2, 3, 4, ,Iunior Cheerleader 2, Prom Committee 2, 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4. IOHNNIE FREDERICK STOTT Booster Club I, 4, Monogram Club I, 2, 3, 4, I-Iomeroom Ofiicer l, 2, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Manager Basketball 2, 3, Iunior Tag Day 3, Spanish Club 3, Football 3, Key Club 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Allied Youth 4, Senior Superlative 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4. . . 1 I I EDITH FRANCES STRICKLAND Ilomeroom Ollicer I3 Rmliogram Representative I3 Prom Com- mittee 2, 3. jESSIE ALLISON TAYLOR Homeroom Ollicer l, 23 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 2, 33 Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: junior Tag Day 3: Future Teachers ol America 33 Booster Club 3, 4. MARY ANN TEACHER Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 2, 33 Honor Day Award 2, 3, 43 Dean's Assistant 2, 3, 4: junior Tag Day 33 Future Teachers of America 3, 43 Homeroom Oflicer 4: Allied Youth 4. CARLTON LEVVIS TEDDER Basketball I3 Diversified Occupations Class 4. ROY LEE THIGPEN VINCENT BERNARD THOMAS Band I, 2, 33 Football I, 2, 3, 43 All State Honors 43 Basketball I, 2, 43 Tennis I, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 2, 33 Stunt Night 2, 33 Student Council Representative 2, 3, 4, Oflicer 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Boys' State 3: Senior Superlative 4. LA VONNE TURNER Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 junior-Senior Honors 23 Prom Committee 23 Intra- mural Softball 23 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Otlicer 33 junior Tag Day 33 Honor Day Award 33 Dean's Assistant 4. VVILLIAM DEXTER VICK Baseball 2, 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 4. VVILLIAM THOMAS VICK Baseball 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Homeroom Othcer 2, 43 junior Tag Day 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 Booster Club 43 Key Club 43 VVays and Means Committee 43 Class Night Historian 43 Quill and Scroll 4: Editorial Staff of CIOCOON 4. jOSEPH TYSON VVARD Transferred from Raleigh, North Carolina, 4. MINNIE EUGINE VVATSON Intramural Basketball I3 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Prom Com- mittee 2, 33 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Monitor 33 Library Club 4: Rrwliogram Staff 4. CARL MELVIN WEAVER Transferred from Rocky Mount, North Carolina, 33 Stunt Night 3, 43 Student Council Representative 43 Diversified Occupations Class 43 Allied Youth 43 Booster Club 4. jANET HARLENE VVELLS Marshal I3 Homeroom Oflicer 23 junior-Senior Honors 23 Prom Committee 2. jOAN FAIE VVELLS Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Day Award 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Intramural Softball 2, 3, 43 junior Tag Day 3. I97I -IANF MADALYN XVI IF,EI,FR Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Stunt Night I3 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Maiorette 43 Intramural Solitball 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 llonor Day Award 33 junior Tag Day 33 School Store Ilelper 33 Mascot Committee 4: Keyette Club 4. PATRICIA DAYLE VVIIITE Homeroom Ollicer I3 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 33 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Softball 23 Prom Com- mittee 2, 3: Allied Youth 2, 4: Future Teachers ol' America 3, 43 Radiogram Staff 4. DOROTI IY AN N XVHITLEY Student Council Representative I3 Homeroom Oflicer l, 2, 3, 43 junior Cheerleader I, 2, Head 23 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Intra' mural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Maiorette 3, 43 junior-Senior Honors 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Keyette Club 2, 3, 43 junior Tag Day gl Stunt Night 33 Future Teachers of America 3, 43 Business Staff of CocooN 4. jAIX'IES OLIVER VVILLIAMS PHYLLIS ANN VVILLIAMS Rrrdiogram Reporter I: Band I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Softball 23 Student Council Representative 23 junior-Senior Honors 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Booster Club 2, 3, 43 junior Tag Day 33 Future Teachers of America 3, 43 Allied Youth 3, 43 Radiogram Staff 43 Homeroom OHicer 43 Stunt Night 43 Business Staff of COCooN 43 Choir 4, Officer 4. RICHARD jEROME VVILLIAMS Prom Committee 2, 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 Key Club 43 Booster Club 4: Radiogram Stal? 4. VVILLIAM THURSTON VVILLIAMS Band I, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 2, 33 Manager Baseball 2, 33 Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 junior Tag Day 33 Spanish Club 33 Stunt Night 3, 43 Booster Club 3, 43 Key Club 3, 43 Color Committee 4. jOYCE DEAN VVILLI FORD Stunt Night I, 23 Rcwliogram Reporter I, 2, 33 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 43 junior-Senior Honors 23 Nominating Committee 23 Prom Com- mittee 2, 33 junior Tag Day 33 Allied Youth 3, 43 Maiorette 3, 43 Monitor 43 Badiogram Staff 43 Keyette Club 43 Business Staff of CocooN 4. LOUIS RAYMOND VVILLIFORD Band I, 23 Prom Committee 23 Allied Youth 43 Booster Club 4. jANICE ELOISE VVINDI IAM Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 Student Council Representative 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 junior Tag Day 33 Allied Youth 33 Homeroom Officer 2, 33 Allied Youth 43 Choir 4, Ofiicer 43 Rculiogram Stall 43 Senior Superlative 4. PATRICIA ANN VVINSTEAD Prom Committee 2, 33 Nominating Committee 33 Homeroom Ofhcer 33 junior Tag Day 3. B IATILDA BARNES XVOODARD Intramural Basketball I3 Homeroom Oflicer I3 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 43 junior-Senior Honors 23 Prom Committee 2, 33 Key- ette Club 2, 3, 43 Allied Youth 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 junior Tag Day 33 Future Teachers of America 3, 43 Stunt Night 3, 43 VVays and Means Committee 43 Mascot Committee 43 Monitor 43 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Senior Superlative 43 Business Staff of COCOON 4. , AW RAINES 8x COX OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS 57 COCOON i931 WILSON, N. C. Phone 5134 ANDERSON, DEANS 8. WOODARD, INC. GENERAL INSURANCE RAND BONDS 1924-1957 WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA I 1 1- 1991 Friendly Service Since I934 TOWE INSURANCE SERVICE MUTUAL INSURANCE I05 North Torboro Street Phone 2807-Res. 3090 WILSON, N. C. We Serve You Better Gnd Sow You Mor HURCQWELL' J EWE LERS Kntifieh Gemolo istl nfmsrfnrnifwfifn muuum om spam Sandifer-Butts Pontiac Co. PONTIAC 8. CADILLAC ++ II5 S. Lodge Phone 7-IIII HOME BUIlDER'S SUPPLY C0 The Friendly Yard 'A' Old Block Creek Road Phone 4225 WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA H001 W5 Excwssvi US! WITH I - YOUR FRIENDLY , oSta 'gNu g - s.N'3ZJFNl5'lRZ'c1e, QD STARLITE drycleaning at its finest AND You'll be thrilled with th b l ' ev garmee:t?wCloihZsylh?Jk ng: longer. Not-so-new clothes LOOK NEW again! Try STMNU TODAY! Drive-In Theaters Cosls you nothing exlro JIMMY DEMPSEY, Inc. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. w:LsoN, N. c. Fresh Foods Frozen Stay Fresh at FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS, INC U Seasonal goodness, for keeps O11 Johnson Furniture Store 120 South Goldsboro Street Wilson-Phone 3050 R, A. Grocly, Jr., Mgr. Carolina Propane Gas Company P. O. Box 227 Telephone 6445 Distributors of Warren Gas Ranges-Heating Equipment Water Heaters-Tobacco Curers Carburetion Highway 301, South WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Wedding-Bridesmaid Flower Girls jr.-Sr. Prom Dresses Can be found at WILSON DRUG COMPANY THE oLo RELIABLE . . SINCE 1888 lucleIIe's Brldals 8. Formals 114 S. Tarboro Street Phone 3176 Upstairs 219 E. Nash Street WILSON, N' C. WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 3930 VAUGHAN'S .IEWElERS WATCH ES-DIAMON DS RECORDS-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 106 Barnes Street Phone 5 WILSON, N. C. 707 lOU MAU EIORIST Bridal Bouquets-Cut Flowers Potted Plants-Funeral Wreaths 121 N. Douglas Street WILSON, N. C. Warren Wooten's RADIO CENTER RADIO-TELEVISION ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BERGER 8. JONES N. C. License No. 811 Iticoting ond Air Conditioning Controctors Heating-Air Conditioning Refrigeration-Ventilation Warm Air-Steam-Hot Water Heating P. O. Box 6 Phone 5813 Dial 2730 106 W. Nash St. 646 S. Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. I I sw- H021 R. l. SMITH PAINT SHOP Automobile Painting T. l. HERRING 8. CO. WH LE ALE MEAT Body and Fender Repair O S S V Dial 4252 WILSON, N. C. WILSON, N. C. 2Il S. Pine St. Dial 334I Frank london's Men's Store your Ivy League Headquarters WlLSON'S FINEST Refrigeration 8. Appliances Inc. Your Frigidaire Dealer Harvey J Dariglwtriclgo, Mgr Phone 2293 IIS S. Douglas St IZ8 E. WALTON W. SMITH BUILDING coNTRAcToR Ward Blvd. Phone Z 380 Walter S. Hines Barber Shop IIS S. Douglas Street Our Service is a Wilson Tradition RICK'S GULF SERVICE 3Il East Nash Street lISABETH'S For The Woman Who Cares What She Wears ., ,,.....-1 H031 Jhfdfale .7Z,,4f.f Flowers For Your Occasion Decorators For Weddings And Receptions 809 Pork Avenue Phone 4337 lINVIllE'S, INC. Quality Concrete Products Miami Awning Windows WILSON, N. C. Dlfeppel' MOSS BICYCLE SHOP SCHWINN-COLUMBIA WILSON, N. C. WILSON, N. C. V A N N ' S Electrical Appliances Il. w. Models-Toys-Fishing Tackle loo-106 E Nash St Radios and TV WILSON, N. C. II5 W. Nash St. WILSON, N. C. SHOP WITH GEO. H. BARNES TIN SHOP CONFIDENCE AT Anything your heart LED E R B R 0 S desires in Metal DEPARTMENT STORES 212 S. Lodge Street and Dia' M46 WEAR wn'H PRIDE H041 948441 USE PRIDE OF WILSON CORN MEAL Manufactured by WILSON FEED MILLS, INC. Knox Hats Arrow Shirts HOWARD ADKINS, INC. Interwoven Socks Swank jewelry R. E. QUINN 8. CO. Fine Furniture CAROLINA CASUALS, INC. Manufacturers of LADIES BLOUSES ZI7-ZI9 E. Barnes Street WHIIIIYS IIIIIIIIIII Slllllllll Contracting L. P. Gas - Sales - Appliances and Service WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA HEMBY'S BEAUTY SALON 207 E. Vance Street WILSON, N. C. Mrs Estellfj H Elliott We need your head in our business Phone 2083 THE TUWN SHOP Street and Cocktail Dresses I04 W. Nash Street Wilson, N. C. Robbins Jewelry 8. Music Company jewelry, Musical Instruments, Records G Watch Repairing II2 S. Goldsboro St. WILSON, N. C. L- -XP. H051 il pglunni1 ,JL,,,,,, DOUBLE-A RUFFIN sAYs BUY cooo GULF PRODUCTS HERRING'S DRUG STORE MACK D. BISSETTE, .IR. THE AVENUE GARDENS Real Estate and Ins. Agency Fl-ORIST Telephone 4361 Florist Telegraph Delivery National Bank Park Ave. WILSON, N. C. Wll-SON, N- C- R. F. BELAND Valves-Pipes-Fittings WILSON ICE 81 COAl CO. Plumbing and Heating Contractor THE BENTS 310 East Bqrneg Street 501 FOCl'0I'y Sfreei' Ph0l16 2295 Office 3927 Phones Res. 3558 1-HE GEORGIAN RQQM Daniel Roofing Supplies Incorporated H7 West Nash Street 121 S. Douglas Street W '5ON' N' C' mai 2346 wii.soN, N. c. H061 A SIGN OF QUALITY FOR 55 YEARS QUALITY FERTILIZERS FARMERS CDTTON Oll CO. Factories: Norfolk, Va. - Wilson, N. C. - Lillington, N. C . 4, ....,-.,..x4i, N, H071 ' HOTEL CHERRY and GRILL C. C. BENTON 8. SONS ' Architects and Engineers 120 N. Tarboro St. WILSON, N. C. 498145 OJOQSPIOD 'S 9ll 81001 P9w00'O ll9M alll J0:l.. dOHS LIIOLIVI S,Nl'lTl1W CARGILL, Incorporated Specialists in Serving Agriculture Cecil B. Lamm 8. Co. Complete Service In Real Estate-Insurance-Bonds 117 W. Barnes Street WILSON, N. C. Dial 4493 Wc xx .eh toxoyxxc l1GVCCl1lOj'CC'ljOLl for customors llTVOl,lid1l'1Ol,li your high school rloys, ohd Wo sihcoroly hom for your cohtmoofol VCITVOIIOQC throughout tho Comma ycorz. .l O - A N N ' S 203 Nash Street Wilson, N. C. KENWOOD COURT Howard Johnson's Restaurant ON THE PREMISES Three Miles South of Wilson on Route U. S. 301 Fancy Groceries-Fresh Meats WEST END GROCERY West Nash St. Dial 3151 Vegetables-Procluce noel MON'I'ICEll0 CAFE Air Conditioned KIRBY'S GULF SERVICE Bear Wheel Alignment and Balancing Service Herring Ave. WILSON, N. C. Road Service Pho E Williford Bl'0IIlerS, IIIC. Chrysler-Plymouth GMC Trucks I09 N Douglas St Wilson N C Sales-Service Phone 209I WILSON N C FAIRVIEW PHARMACY Best Wishes to the Class of '57 Phone 5063 620 Fairview Ave. PHONES 7-0193 TOBACCO CITY MOTORS, INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer the fine cor at h lf the fine car price You'II be Happier with Ford Cars and Trucks -7-OI94 WILSON, N. C ROBERT B. ANDERSON POST NO. I3 AMERICAN IEGION Wilson County Fair Grounds Highway 301 South WILSON, N. C. H101 NATIUNAL BANK 0F WILSUN ir Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation H111 O E T T I N G E R ' S Department Store AND OETTINGER'S Men's Store Wilson's Leading Store Ponies, Horses, Mules We BUY 'Em We SELL 'Em We TRADE 'Em FORBES LIVESTOCK Since 1869 Tel. 4336 Wilson, N. C. ,Q 'TTT l if 'TA -'M W ' rwurlfs 7 i ' YJ fbqy, , Across from A. C. College ' fiig, .. ,Q .mm Baller! Hmcmnde Vern: FOR THE BEST lN BAKERY PRODUCTS TRY SHEAlY'S BAKE SHOPPE f1121 W. V. 0. T. BROWN Oll CO., INC. PURE on PRODUCTS 'A' Dial 7-OI26 WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Bridgers Paint 8. Wallpaper Co. ARTIST BRUSHES, PAINTS, AND SUPPLIES CUSTOM MADE VENETIAN BLINDS + Male Your Paint Problems Our Businesd' Dial 4428 WILSON, N. C. WHITEHEAD INSURANCE AGENCY N G lBsllyl BlC1Cl4mQn,Jr,MQr Insurance of All Kinds 31 O R K I N WORLD'S LARGEST PEST CONTROL COMPANY Call 49I8 3I5 Herring Ave. Wilson, N. C. In 0 0 E 4 if , fe xeo Entertmmng? fo-rv I 'Et 'I If I f U , f Serve Coca-Cola - if Lx J . . Q -Tu' XI. . with good things to eat BARNES-HARRELL CO. CAROLINA BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. BUILDING MATERIAL-LUMBER AND COAL Phones 34II-7-0122 WILSON, N. C. R. E. TOWNSEND 8. COMPANY REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE I07 North Douglas Street WILSON, N. C. H141 THE IMPERIAL TOBACCO COMPANY fOf Great Britain and Ireland, Limitedb WILSON, N. C. GARDNER'S DAIRY VELVET ICE CREAM HOMOCENIZED MILK Phone 3056 L .E f I E - , T E if 5 5 -1 ' 50 U T Ha'ff'S1'f-'L NR E-W. E L ER-s' - a: 209 EAST NASH STREET Phone 3165 smlrn wnsnousfs A B C WILSON, N. C. H151 I Magnavox - Maytag - Hoover - Zenith - Hotpoint PURITY Kelvinator ovEN FRESH ENRICHED BREAD ' Emi? ZZZLETRJCAL tsmfsiigr wilson, north carolina Dial 7-0118 Phone 2769 Wilson, N. C Thomas Drug Store 9 .aff 5 REGISTERED PHARMACIST alt in M4012 DRUGS-COSMETICS-CAMERAS .:ibz'5fz'11ff1'lfe Ugeufe Ay ana! Nash Street Shopping Center WILSON, N. C. H161 FORBES TRANSFER CO. COixlC1i !XTl.JL!YTI0i12 21.111015 WDM CEN'1'RAl lUNCH 112 Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. CONG1?fXTUL!NT!QNS SENIQPS FROM BElK-TYlER'S WiIson's New Shopping Center SEE E.. C. WUOIEUEE Flll'lll'El.Il'e For LEONARD REFRIGERATORS 8 EASY WASHERS DUO-THERM HEATERS ASSUCIATIUN Phone 4314 Wilson, N. C. Goo. T, Stromoch, Sandy-Trcos. COBB MOSS 8 SON 9 132-134 S. Tarboro St. 119 South Goldsboro Street Piece C-oods-Ready-to-Wear WILSON, N, C, and Shoes 11171 BRANCH BANKING 81 TRUST CDMPANY THE SAFE EXECUTOR ir MEMBER EEDEPAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COPPDRATION KPN Q f,gQ:QN QQVQ Fi X 6 Th:- Mello Fc-Il neg. U. s. Pat. off 1 For GOODness' Sake! ICE CREAM H181 NIILLWORK COMPANY WILSON, NOIQTH CAROLINA Phone 7-H41 HlNNANT'S SCHOOL OF DANCE Established 1929 + + 203 Warren Street Phone 3781 H191 Q Greater competition lies ahead C So do greater opportunities SIDNEY BLUIVIENTI IAIXQ CO. INC. I Q N., ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. WILSON, N. C my ---...H I IIZOI CONCRAT ULATIONS, SENIOPS' Plan your Future Savings with WllSON INDUSTRIM BANK Save where you can Borrow Bam? mg for the Individual Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MEET YOU AT TIHIIE CIRXEAMIERY Mr. Cr Mrs. C. L. Hetrick, Prop. H211 Burrett's Printing House JEFFERSON APPlIANCE WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA , t G COMPANY Wedding Invitations Our Specialty Barnes Street One Day Service WILSON' N' C' BRUCE IAMM Styled Men's Wear Carolina Office Equipment Co Your School Supply Headquarters Typewriter Rentals Your Underwood Dealer Dial 7-0144 DINE AND DANCE at the CINDERELLA INN Private Room for Parties 'Uk ' K N mg Q Iorill-' I 2022 WILSON, Phone 6426 Dia N Allen 8. Walston Decorators 406 West Nash Street CHARLES DEPARTMENT STORE The Store of Savings WILSON, N. C. i l i 1221 Compliments of TERMINAL DRUG AND VARIETY STORE Wilson Furniture Company 125-127 S. Goldsboro Street Telephone 3035 Across from ACL Passenger Station FURNITURE Phone 2101-2102 THE ANNEX WEBB, WiIson's Favorite Meeting Place In the heart of downtown WILSON SHOE STORE your patronage appreciated CARTER'S, INC. 102 W. Nash Street WILSON'S LARGEST CREDIT IEWELERS STALLINGS PRINTERS Quick Service and Better Printing Phone 6201 Dial 3381 Wilson, N. C. CORBETT MOTOR COMPANY 202 East Green Street REFRIGERATION SERVICE W'L50N' N' C' J. E. BALLENGER ir Sales-BUICK-Service Phone 4236 717 Herring Avenue WILSON, N. C. 'if .wg-7 NE, 11231 H751 co. A. C. Ioyner Telephone 5395 Wholesale and Retail Automobile and Bicycle Supplies IZ3 S. Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. Joyner's Memorial Company CEMETERY MEMORIALS 30I Highway South of Wilson VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP Fifth Floor National Bank Building B-K SALES 8. SERVICE FRIGIDAIRE HOUSEHOLD AND COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING Phone 2331 321 E. Barnes Street Phone 7-IZ96 Wilson, N. C. I Ain clonimc stone BAMY5 IFWHRY II4 S. Goldsboro SITCCI' Diamonds-Watches-jewelry O , . . . Wllj N N C Expert Watch Repair g fl, L-NCll'l llCly Milli I09 S. Goldsboro Street For Smart Styling B Phone 26l7 WILSON, N. C. P. l. Woodard 8. Company, Inc. GENERAL M ERCHANTS General Agents Contentnea Guano Co. High Grade Fertilizers and Farm Supplies lO8-I0 E. Barnes St. WlMPY'S SANDWICH SHOP lI5 S. Tarboro Street W tiff L 1 H241 FORBES SERVICE CENTER 204 W. Nash Street Telephone 4658 PURE OIL PRODUCTS Wheel Balancing fr Generator Work Bear Alignment Machine Joyner's Funeral Home Telephone 3134 AMBULANCE SERVICE 107 N. Pine Street WILSON, N. C. PARKER'S BAR-B-O FRIED CHICKEN, STEAKS OYSTERS-ANY STYLE Highway 301 South WILSON, N. C. B O Y K I N ' S BODY 8. PAINT SHOP Wrecks Completely Repaired Class Installed Radiators Repaired ONWARD, WILSON HIGH BARSHAY'S ' NIORRISON'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions a Specialty 121 N. Douglas Street fficrofr. from VV0oflnI'flfllwI'rIIIq lclmapItol' Phone 3136 Satisfaction with every transaction at G. S. TUCKER 8. CO., INC. Wilsons Oldest Furniture Store WILSON, N. C. RALEIGH ROAD GROCERY GROCERIES-MEATS-PRODUCE 511 Raleigh Road PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 6119 II25I AUTO SAIVAGE COMPANY D E N N Y I S Incorporated W. Nash St. Wilson, N. C. AUTOMOBILE IEWELERS REPLACEMENT PARTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GiII's Radio Service 207 East Green Street RADIO-TELEVISION-SOUND USGVVICG For Your Pleasure lEE'S FOOD STORE SERVICE-SAVI NCS I29 Pettigrew Street MOSS 8. COMPANY, INC. Men's and Boys' Store I05 Nash Street W. W. Furniture 8. Appliance Co. 230 S. Tarboro Street I36 S. Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. WILSON, N. C. Phone 2789 WIlSON EIECTRIC COMPANY, I Meet you at BRUCE'S REFRIGERATION Th H t D K' e 0 og mg COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC BRUCE'S HOT DOG STAND S I Te'e3ISL0n , 3 CS an el'VlCe 901 South Goldsboro St. Phone 3960 307 E Nash WILSON, N. C. I I I I 1261 ., , g lf ux. - . I If f A -A W I iMUTHER we . DAUGHTER? A FASHIUNS ALUMINUM AWNINGS STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS ASBESTOS AND STONE SIDING LENNOX WARM AIR HEATING HOME INSULATION I'I I G II ' S , I N C . Dial 4868 313 Herring Ave. Jesse Hugh Ed High R 0 Y B . W E B B II8 N. Torboro Street WILSON, N. C. PROTECTION-SERVICE-DEPENDABILlTY THE WILSON DAILY TIMES Your Wilson County Newspaper Carries C. L. C. H. S. News I1271 EASTERN MOTOR SAlES, INC. CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Full Capping WHITE'S TIRE SERVICE WILSON, N. C. Phone 4200 406 Stontonsburg Street On 301 Truck Lone GROWER'S CO-OPERATIVE WAREHOUSE, INC. For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco WILSON, N. C. We Pay Patronage Dividends Box 247 Phone 5097 WAYSIDE MOTEL Willie and Mory Mnnschew Owmwr fr Manager 2 Miles South of Wilson, N. C. T.V. Lounge, Air Conditioned Restaurant Next Door H281 Wilson-City of Beautiful Trees W W . 2 ' ggi, gif iw 'ef egg ' C. JOHNSON MOORE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 6189 P. O. Box 348 WILSON, N. C. R. C. WELFARE 8. SON SUPPLIERS OF SINCLAIR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Dial 3516 WILSON, N. C. IM I 1 P- f S L I 5 I H291 CQIXICRATULATIONS AND EVERY GOOD WISH IO THE CLASS OI: FIFTYSEVEIXI JURDAN CUNSTRUCTIDN 00. SOUTHERN DAIRIES, INC. WILSON, N. C H301 SELL AT WAINWRIGHT'S OF WILSON PF H311 Two Stores in Wilson INTERSTATE AND INTRASTATE CARRIERS - CARGO INSURED BARNES TRUCK LINE, INC, 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 oft your mind 11321 H U N T ' S 3148-Ambulance Service-3149 FUNERAL DIRECTORS IN wu.soN IT'S THE WATSON WAREHOUSE Leaders on the great Wilson Tobacco Market since I904. WILLIAMS LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS WILSON, N. C. BEST WISHES Carolina Laundry 8. Cleaners, Inc WILSON, N. C. ' VVVX mf' K ' ,o':f?M 2 J W QM I ?f5i14Ii?2?,0,Q5 I '02 39302 F2224 EN N - o n e 1. F fy f A E 11331 ia I ZIO8 Flowers For All Occasions STARR THE FLORIST Established 1899 Visit GLENN'S SHOPPE II3 N. Tarboro St. + Misses 6' Ladies Ready-To-Wear Compliments of the ANIMAL HOSPITAL AND BOARDING KENNEL One-Hour Cleaners and Laundry 308 E. Nash St. 305 W. Nash St. WiIson's Finest Cleaners Two Complete Plants To Serve You Better Corwgrotulol IOITSX SCVUOVSI Compliments ot A-I SHOE REPAIR Mr. Cv Mrs. W. G. Willliams, Owners IZI South Goldsboro St. WILSON, N. C. RICE'S MEN'S SHOP IZ4 S. Goldsboro St. WILSON, N. C. We rent or sell formal wear CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF THE T757 CLASS WILSON LUNCH Look Your Best Visit CITY BARBER SHOP ll5 South Goldsboro St. NOEL I 11341 WILSON PETROLEUM CGMPANY PF ARNES P H351 SI HIKE I H YEHRBUQKS 4' 0 eo ,G 49 4' 6. 60 0BsERvER PRINTING I-Iousf where you find discriminating buyers U I ot fine yearbooks you will find . . . 1S'. . creative designing . . . 2nd..unparalleled craftsmanship . . . 3fd. . cooperative servicing . . . 491. . highest quality reproduction . . . I . . the OBsERvER PRINTING Housf CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA