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

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--Q- Q RTX OOQKJ wir. aww? vhfigeiiffiig 3...-3 f ,. vi' I Y 1941 MRS. E. C. CUNNINGHAM-Fifth Grade High School Alma Mater-Springfield High School, Springfield, Tenn. Colleges Attended-David Lipscomb Col- lege, Nashville, Tenn., State Teachers' College, Murfreesboro, Tenn., Peabody College, Nash- ville, Tenn. Places Taught-Pinehurst, N. C., Corinth- Holder. Ambition-Write children's stories. MRS. LAVERNA L. BRITT-Fifth Grade High School Alma Mater-Meadow High School. College Attended - E. C. T. C., Greenville, N. C. Place Taught - Corinth-Holder. Hobbies - Sewing and Reading. EMMA DAUGHTRY - Sixth Grade High School Alma Mater-Woodland-Olney School, Woodland, N. C. Colleges Attended-Chowan College, Mur- freesboro, N. C.g E. C. T. C., Greenville, N. C. Place Taught--Corinth-Holder. Ambition-To get my M. A. degree and be a good teacher. ELIZABETH GIBBS-Sixth Grade High School Alma Mater-Swan Quarter High School, Swan Quarter, N. C. Colleges Attended - E. C. T. C., Green- ville, N. C.g W. C. T. C., Cullowhee, N. C., Wake Forest College, Wake Forest, N. C. Places Taught-Meadow, Corinth-Holder. Ambition-To be a writer. MILDRED JOHNSON-Seventh Grade High School Alma Mater - Rich Square High School, Rich Square, N. C. Colleges Attended - W. C. T. C., Cullow- hee, N. C.g A. C. College, Wilson, N. C. Places Taught - Hallsboro, N. C., Tabor City, N. C., Corinth-Holder. Hobby-Collecting unusual books. KATHERINE MARTIN - Seventh Grade High School Alma Mater-Smithfield High School. Colleges Attended-Flora McDonald Col- lege, Red Springs, N. C., W. C. N. C. and U. N. C. Hobby-Reading. MR. E. C. CUNNINGHAM-Principal, Social Science High School Alma Mater - McMinnville High School, McMinnville, Tenn. Colleges Attended-David Lipscomb Col- lege, Nashville, Tenn., YB. SJ State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, Tenn., QM. A.J Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn. Places Taught-Public Schools of Alabama, Public Schools of Tennessee, Pinehurst, N. C., Class History Many years ago Lat least it seems that way at timesi an assorted group of 125 children decided to take a long voyage across the Sea of Knowledge. This was a stupendous task which we were going to undertake-so, we fitted our ship with first rate sailors and a most capable captain, Captain Keller. The first sailors we asked to go with us on the voyage were: First Mates Ethel Ellen, Dora Collier and Myrle Keller and the next were Second Mates Sarah Wellons and Flora Grant. fConcluded on page 101 Durham, N. C., Corinth-Holder. Hobbies-Gardens and Pools. CHARLES F. LEWIS-Mathematics, Manual Arts High School Alma Mater - Viola High School, Viola, Tenn. Colleges Attended-State Teachers' College, Murfreesboro, Tenn., Peabody College, Nash- ville, Tenn. Places Taught-Irving College High School, McMinnville, Tenn., Morrison High school, Morrison, Tenn., Corinth-Holder. Hobbies-Athletics, any kind. H. V. PAYNE-Coach, Science High School Alma Mater-Pennington Gap High School, Pennington Gap, Va. Colleges Attended - Cumberland College, Williamsburg, Ky., Wake Forest College, Wake Forest, N. C. Place Taught-Corinth-Holder. Hobbies-Baseball and basketball. MILDRED SUDDARTH-English, Librarian High School Alma Mater-Lebanon High School, Lebanon, Tenn. College Attended-State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Place Taught-Corinth-Holder. Hobby-Reading. VILEIGH AUSTIN-French, Girls' Coach High School Alma Mater-Cleveland High School. College Attended-E. C. T. C., Greenville, N. C. Place Taught-Corinth-Holder. Ambition-T0 make a successful teacher. RUTH HAWKES-Home Economics, English High Scho-ol Alma Mater-Cleveland High School. College Attended-E. C. T. C., Greenville, N. C. Place Taught-Corinth-Holder. Hobbies-Collecting Recipes and Reading. Pages c.H.H.s. EcHoEs

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'III ...ailhf '-...a .L 'A - .., - 1941 glasses Front Row fleft to rightl-Hazel Lynch, Eunice Price, Mary Lee O'NeaI. Esther Lynch, Levie Hocutt, Betty Bunch, Marie Hocutt, Alice Godwin, Ruby Dell Godwin, Gilbertine Hardy, Myrtice XVall, Lottie B. Vann. Second Row-Isabella Bunn, Ruby .I. Parrish, Beatrice Atkinson, Maggie Price, Christine Wilder, Dorothy Mae Thomasson, Edith Hinnant, Mary Richardson, Audra Stallings, Edith Alford, Mary Elizabeth Ferrell. Third Row-Thurman Davis, Gilmer Parrish, Arthur Pope, NVillie Lee Parker, Elbert Creech, Marion John- son, Carl Bell Martin, Ronald Hales. Billy Strickland. Fourth Row-J. E. Snipes, Alvin An- drews, Hoyt Narron, Audrey O'Neal. Leonard Boykin, M. A. Narron, Rufus Hinton, Claudius NVatson. Miss Mil- dred Suddarth fsponsorp. Absent when picture was made'--Viv ginia Atkinson, Marie Price, Annie Lee Creech, Kenneth VVilson, Jani-- Cooke, Elmo Tippett. CLASS OFFICERS President .....,... Vice-President . Secretary ........ Treasurer ...............Eunice Price .....Willie Lee Parker .......Gilbertine Hardy .,.,....Maggie Price JUNIOR ACTIVITIES This being the tenth year of our school life, I'm sure we can truthfully say it has been one of our most enjoyable years. It has been full of fun and laughter. Something has hap- pened just often enough to arouse our inter- est and cause us to enjoy school much more. We feel proud of our class and its outlook for the future. Those students having perfect attendance for the entire year are: Marion Johnson, Carl Bell Martin, Edith Hinnant and Beatrice At- kinson. Those making the Honor Roll during every month were: Eunice Price, Marion Johnson and Willie Lee Parker. The Juniors sponsored their class play, Good Gracious, Grandma! It proved to be a great success. The school sponsored a carnival Hallowe'en night. The Juniors collected votes for the prettiest girl and ran a bingo stand. A Junior girl, Gilbertine Hardy, Won the honor of being the prettiest girl in high school. Recently we had an election for May Day honors and Mary Lee O'Neal was elected maid of honor. At various times during the year We have lost members of the class. Although we hated to lose these six people we wish them the greatest success. At the beginning of the year our class elected a staff for the Co-H-o-Pa. These people have helped the Senior staff and learned a lot themselves. Next year they will have charge of the Co-Ho-Pa. The one thing that the Juniors and Seniors both will probably enjoy most is the Junior's treat for the Seniors. Instead of having a Junior-Senior banquet, the Juniors will take the Seniors as their guests to Green's Lodge for supper and then back to the Ambassador Theater in Raleigh for a show. W-e have learned many things that We will have to do our Senior year. We realize that next year will be the greatest year of our entire school career and We are eagerly look- ing forward to it. Gilmer Parrish CH.H.S. ECHOES Poge7