Corinth Holders High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Zebulon, NC)

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, 'Davis, Milton Nowell, Riley Narron. saesfifwf1-21sssisz7ga::s1zi5gf, fssz:fsa'!'e r--ngigr' 1- 6-1,',,',',,'u i'i d L ,K -1 L I 1941 gBaseball Team C Front RowiRufus Hinton, Claudius Watson, Thelbert Creech, VVilliam Mr, Payne lcoachj. Back Row-f-M. A. Narron, Henry Godwin, A. G. XVilder, Elmer Davis. Through April 4, our baseball team has won five games while losing only one. Below is the rec- ord to date: C.H.H.S ..,.... 11 C.H.H.S ....... 8 C.H.H.S ....... 9 C.H.H.S ....... 2 Selma ..,.,,,,,,..,,,, 13 C.H.H.S ....... 8 Kenly ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,., 4 C.H.H.S ....... 13 Pine Level ..,..,.... 0 Micro .,..........,,.. Pine Level .......... 4 ' 0 Micro ,....,,..,,,,,., 3 1 '1 Complete Records of Players to Date - - - D th B 4 Name-Position AB R H Pct. RBI lYf1ti1eStl.f1fL 05:05 A352512 Rufus Hinton, P.-1b .,,......... 22 10 11 .500 6 OS 901.6 Ol' '------- --------- , 4 Thelbert Creech, P.-1b .,,..... 19 5 .9 .473 7 Most pollte glrl ..... , -,---,-- M 3119 FOWICI Milton Nowell, 2b ......,......,.. 23 8 10 ,434 5 Most loyal boy ,,,,,,, ,................ E lbert P1'1C6 1131- A- lganfonv C- '-----------s--- 3 3 15 Most loyal girl ,,,,,,, Pauline Richardson Ulel' 2.V1S, SS ..,..,,... . ' ' Riley Narron, rf ...,.,.. 16 4 6 .375 3 Most Studlous 'O95' ' E lbert EDGE Red Davis, cf -',-.'-------',-.-,---,, 18 3 5 .266 5 Most .studious girl ,,,, ,Frances Boug man Elmo Tippett, 3b .......,,,......., 17 4 3 .176 4 Prettiest girl ................. .................. A dele Lee Cl3,l1dil1S .Watson, lf ............. 17 5 2 .117 4 Most handggnqe bgy ,--, ,,,,,,,., O SC31' Adcock A' G' Wllderi U ---'----- '+A--- 2 0 1 '500 1 Bi est flirt bo .,,,,, ........ M iltOIl Nowell , , gg a Y P1t'i?3ESSR5Sg1d5 Eozilgert-Won 3' Lost 1 Biggest flirt, girl .......................... Ruby EdWH1'dS - ' Most dependable boy ...................... Elbert Price Most dependable girl Pauline Richardson SENIQR SUPERLATIVES Most likely to succeed ,,,.,............... Elbert Price Cutegt boy ,,,..,,,.,,,..,,..,,,,,,,,--,, Jesse Ray Hinnant Most likely to. succeed ,Frances Boughman Cutest girl V. ...........,.,............... Frances Congleton and Omegla Moody Most popular boy ..... ........ T hurman Batchelor Most popular girl ..... ............ G laderine Wilder Friendliest boy ..,,.. Friendliest girl ,,,... Wittiest boy ......,.. ........Jesse Ray Hinnant .............Ru-Dene Bell ........Milton Nowell Meekest boy ,,,,,,,.,....l........l......... Thelbert Creech Meekest girl ....... Neatest boy ....... Neatest girl ...... ,.....,,.Mary Ellen Driver ,.....,....Oscar Adcock ..Frances Congleton Laziest boy ,.,,,,,.l,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,.., L aWr6l'1Ce O'N62ll Laziest girl ,,,,,,,..,... ........ K athleerl Thomasson Most bashful boy ...,... ,,..,,..... E ugene Balham Most bashful girl ...... ...,.... W allda Wildel' COMPLIMENTS COI'lgl'8lUl8llOf1S -- Of -- TO THE SENIORS OF CORINTH-HOLDER Wendell Thea'-er You ore olwouys welcome in Smiihiielcl Wendell, North Carolina Smithfield Chamber of Commerce .H.s.EcHoEs P09913 H 1 l wi

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'l. 1l' '1 um!! 113.112-g5 xs:s:f ,ua 55'ii'k - il-.assi if-1---,. .1 '11 w i- . ally. l. L.- -W -- ----.0 ....---.-- --- , -M - 1941 Girls' Basketball Team HOME TEAM'S 1 OPPONENTSVIA SCORES SCORES C. H. H. ..... 10 Alumni ,..4.,,,,.,, 17 C. H. H. ..... 31 Teachers .,...... 29 C. H. H. ..... 24 Knightdale ...... 21 C. H. H. ..... 21 Knightdale .... 28 C. H. H. ..... 20 Wendell .......... 33 C. H. H. ..... 17 Knightdale ...... 20 C. H. H. ..... 20 Wakelon ....,,.,,, 13 C. H. H. ..... 10 Micro ....,,,,,,,,,, 24 years.-Linnie R. Martin C. H. H. ..... 17 Four Oaks ...... 21 C. H. H. ..... 32 Kenly ...,,,.,,,..., 19 C. H. H. ..... 35 Glendale .......... 43 C. H. H. ...e. 34 Kenly .,.,..,,,,,-,. 11 C H 35 Glendale .....,.,,, 21 C. H. H. ..,,. 25 Micro ,,..,,,,,,,,,. 38 C. H. H. ..... 18 Princeton ..., I .,., 24 C. H. H. ..... 37 Archer Lodge 15 C. H. H. ..... 10 Wendell .......... 25 C. H. H. ..... 22 Four Oaks ...... 21 C. H. H, ,1.,, 25 Archer Lodge 27 C. H. H. ..... 33 Wakelon ....,.,,,, 15 C. H. H. ..... 30 Princeton ...... . N23 s s s s s s s s s s s s .H. ,s .... . s s s s s s s s s s s ' s s C. H. H. ..... 2-1 Archer Lodge 23 C. H. H. ..... 43 Clayton ....,,.,,,,, 10 1C. H. H. ..... 17 Garner ..,,,...,,,, 15 fC. H. H. ..... 15 I Y- A G1 ' Middlesex ........ 32 C- H- H- -gi 'ga Meadow eeeeee Q6 s - ' ' s ' . Total ............ 617 L' tm 'Coat 'Oetpfifif.-lf R?.2'fg1f2eM53n,ZfetJ.it M am' am G Total .............. 594 Indicates Tournament Games Height Name Class Age Ft.-In. Years Played Position Pts. Scored Sallie R. Moody .............. ....... S enicr 18 5 7 2 Guard Wilma R. Davis .................. ....... S enicr 15 5 5 4 Forward 245 Theo Glover, Captain ....... ....... S enicr 19 5 4 2 Forward 152 Gladerine Wilder ............ ....... S enicr 17 5 3 4 Guard Linnie R. Martin ........ Senicr ' 19 5 5 4 Forward 105 Ru-Dene Bell ....,........ Senior 18 5 3 4 Guard Violet Brown ......... Sophimcre 15 5 8 1 Forward 57 Omegia Moody .......... Senior 18 5 6 2 Guard Kathryn Harris .......... Senicr 16 5 3 2 Guard Laney G. Fowler ........ Senor 15 5 3 1 Guard Rosa L. Congleton ..,....,,,...,1..........,..,. Sophcmsre 16 5 2 1 Forward 4 Best Coached team we played ............ Micro Best Sports .............. Four Oaks Best Team ............ Micro I have really enjoyed playing for the last four HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SEASON Our best game of the year was the one against Garner, last year's champs, in the Gold Leaf tour- ney at Wendell. We won the game by the score of 18-17. . . Wilma Ruth Davis was the hardest fighter on the team. . . Violet Brown made the greatest improvement during the year . . Sallie Rae Moody was the calmest player und-er fire. . . Theo. Glover proved to be a good captain and good leader. . . Linnie Ruth Martin made some of the prettiest baskets of the season. . Ru-D-ene Bell lceld her own with any and all opponents. . . Gladerine Wilder was one of the best defensive guards ever to represent Corinth-Holder on the hardwood. Her play will be greatly missed. . . The subs, Laney Grace Fowler, Omegia Moody, Kathryn Harris and Rosa Lee Congleton, were al- ways willing and ready to do their part. . . We won over half of our games during the year. We averaged 25 points per game while our opponents averaged 23 points per game. THE TEAM'S REACTIONS I enjoyed playing forward this year much bet- ter than as a guard for three years.-Wilma R. Davis I have played my best for four years.-Gladerine Wilder The success we have enjoyed this year is largely due to our coach, Miss Austin.-Ru-Dene Bell I am sorry that most of our team is leaving this year.-Rosa L. Congleton I surely enjoyed this as my first year of bas- ketball.-Violet Brown I am sorry that this is my last year to play, but I have enjoyed every game of the year.-Sallie R. Moody. I have enjoyed my role as captain for the year. --Theo. Glover I have -enjoyed this year of basketball even though I had to sit on the bench most of the time.- Laney G. Fowler I can certainly say that I have enjoyed the last two years of bask-etball.-Omegia Moody The success of a basketball team does not al- ways depend upon the number of games that it wins. Our team this year was a success because it has shown to us the good sportsmanship of which it is comprised. Its loyalty to itself and to the facultv as well as to th-e student body and its attitude in defeat as well as in success has proved to everyone that the girls' basketball team of 1941 individually as well as a team has been a com- plete success.-Vileigh Austin, Coach Pogel2 C.H.H.S. ECHOES

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16-.1 .4. 5 . gaig1vfirnfu--- , 451' .5 , :. 5 ' qc: 'lfj-Q1 ,i azli v w e lil li 2' . , , 44 I I 1941 1 V W- - Front Row fleft to rightl-J. B. Rich- ardson, A. G. Driver, Ashley Creech, Harold Boyette, Connie Mac Bunn, X Oliver Boughman, Dan Wall, James Congleton. 5 Second Row-Rachel Hinton, Mary E. l Kemp, Mary E. Cooke, Frances Reeves, lmogene Narron, Allene El- ' l lis, Rachel Moody, Lila Wilder, Hazel lj Bunn, Bettie M. Murphy, Jean Lynch, Mittie Moore, Maude Pope. j Third Row-Velma Creech, Helen . , Davis, Jessie R. Narron, Dorothy f- Q . Bunn, Dollie Mae Boykin, Eloise Ho- ' cutt, Mary L. Lynch, Mamie Hales, J Tommie Holder, Pauline Bailey, Irene Huopanna, Polly O'Neal. Fourth Row-Eldridge Narron, Bill Williamson, Odell Edwards, James W. Lee, Elmore Price, Charles Hicks, NVesley Narron, Braxton Woodard, Herbert Price, Charles Wilder, Bobbie ' , Rex Brown. 5 Back Row--Richard Napier, James .I ' Johnson, L. V. Bunch, John Narron, , Durwood Creech, Brandall Narron, Jesse Dwight High, Glenn Davis. A Henry W. Bailey, Durwood Liles, J. D. Fowler. - i Absent when picture was taken- . i Vernon Ellis, Seba Hinton, Paul V. I Hocutt, Virginia Garner, Vvarren Jef- freys, Leslie Raper, Christine Liles, ' Rolland Raper. , l .g, 'El tn. - U L. 4 H Cl b 'F ll Front Row fleft to rightj-Ray Cham- 5 V blee, Theo. Glover, Will Barnes Fowl- 1 er, Ru-Dene Bell. ll Second RowiFrances Congleton, Peg- l gy O'Neal, Eunice Price, Gilbertine Hardy, Mary Lee O'Neal, Linnie Ruth Martin, Violet Brown, Margie Hocutt, Marguerite Atkinson, Maloye Hinton, Aileen Narron, Joy Brown, Doris Corbett, Helen Tippett. Third Row-Rudene Batten, YVinton l Nowell, Starling Sanderford, Carson l Corbett, Billy Strickland, .Iohn Snipes, ' ' VVillie Lee Parker, Clarence VVhitley, Carl Bell Martin, Davis Chamblee, M. W. Thompson. ' Fourth Row-Percy Batten, Thurman Davis, Arthur Pope, Elmo Richard- son, Hursell Fowler, Johnny B. O'Neal, .lasslyn Corbett, Elmer Davis, , Riley Narron, Gordon Hill. Fifth liow-Audrey O'Neal, J. M. , 0'Neal, Leonard Boykin, M. A. Nar- W ron, Oscar Adcock, David Hocutt, , Hoyt Narron, Rufus Hinton, WVilliam Davis. l Back liow--Mr. Lewis, local leader. 41 CLASS OFFICERS 1 President ,,,,, ,, .... Will Barnes Fowler Song Leaders ........ ..... R u-Dene Bell, Elmo Tippelt Vice President ...,...... ........ . Theo Glover Locol Club Leocler ..... .----- M r. Lewis Secretary-Tregsurer .,... ..... G loderine Wilder l'leC1lTl'l King ...... ----- E lmo Tlppeff Historion ..... ..... R oy Chamblee l-leolflw Queen .... .--.. v Eunice Price Pc1gel4 C.l'l.H.S. ECHOES l