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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1946 volume:

W ' Wa, 946 ...leg-w .,g..?.'aQs'7? Published by SENIOR CLASS CORINTH-HOLDERS HIGH SCHOOL Zebulon, North Carolina, Rf. 1 AP' v -H. iss...-5 To The person who has been a Teacher and TaiThTul Triend To all, who has guided, direcTed, and helped The sTudenTs in any Task They have underTaken. Her genuine inTeresT in sTudenT welfare, her friend- liness, and c:onsideraTion have endeared her To The hearTs of her sTudenTs. We, The Senior Class of l94o, dedicaTe This Tl-TE CORINTHIAN To our beloved Teacher, Vileigh AusTin. V Q-r Um' acuity fi' 1 A' ff' 5 4,,,,,,.k.- fa 4, 'sa L- -,gs I . Tiff! f 'J .1-Q 5 n S 1 . - 1 ,rf i , W JP 1,7 5 Q I K A -Q' 4 3 . , 1 ' Q P Sf! ,. ff.. .,f,f ' ' I -M l n, 'La' ft 115.4 :K Top: OTTIS C. FREEMAN, Principal First Row, MISS VILEIGH AUSTIN, Mathematics and French, MISS JEAN FORSYTH Home Eco nomics- MR E H MOSER Mathematics and So' I S d , . . . , cia tu ies, MISS MARGARET SULLIVAN, English, MRS? O. C. FREEMAN, Eighth Grade, MRS. WADE RICHARDSON, Eighth Grade. Second Row, MISS HELEN KNOTT, Seventh Grade, MRS. OSBURNE WILDER, Sixth Grade, MRS. ANNIE L. RICHARDSON, Fifth and Sixth Grades, MRS. E. H. MOSER, Fifth Grade, MRS: LESSIE HOCUTT, Fourth Grade, MRS. JOHN TERRY, Fourth Grade. TI'IIt'd ROW: , , . , ir Grade, MRS. HILLARD GREENE, Second Grade, MRS. IRVIN WEATHERSBY, First Grade, MISS CLARISSE BROOKS, First Grade, MRS. OLLIE PEARCE, Music. MRS. WILSON BRASWELL Third Grade- MRS VERNON HORTON Th d Not Pictured, MRS. ZENA JACOBS, Second Grade. enior Class History Classmates, for many years now, we have been sitting in the cinders, so to speak. We will think of the cinders as the work years we spent in high school. We have been trudging along, acquiring the fundamentals of education and the art of living with ourselves and one another. Sitting in the cinders has not been so bad.because we have had happy and gay times together. We have obeyed with meekness and humility the rules and regulations of Cinderland. All worthwhile things are gained by a price. We have paid that price as we have written our history through these years. ln the year of 1942, a group of Freshmen, now known as Seniors, entered high school under the leadership of Mrs. Watson and Mr. Ensor. We felt so mature and experienced at first, to actually be in high school, but our Sophomore friends soon put us in our places, and made us feel our freshness. We took up our diverse studies and the changing of classes energetically and enthusiastically under our new teachers. We experienced the thrills and good times that only Freshmen can, through a happy year. With'our Sophomore title, we also undertook more responsibilities in outside activities, as well as in our school work. Our teachers during that year were Mrs. Watson, Miss Austin, and Mr. Ensor. Our third year in high school was an enjoyable one. We felt quite important as tenth graders. As we looked back over our records and activities in high school, they seemed unimportant and small to us. We resolved to do bigger and better things. We began to fulfill our resolution by first helping to present our annual Hallowe'en Carnival. It was a hugesuccess and helped us a great deal financially. We presented our first class play, f'Marrying Margaret, which increased our funds for giving our 'friends the Seniors of '44, .a .lunior-Senior Banquet. Mr. Freeman was our new principal that year. Our fourth year in high school was a memorable one. We felt all of our importance by being eleventh graders. That year we presented another class play, l Will, l Won'tl , which truly proved to be a success. Miss Austin was our sponsor. Now, we have come to the portal leading out into life. This last year in our high school has been one of combined study and pleasure. We have grown somewhat beyond the grind of the Junior year into the larger freedom that goes with being Seniors. in the fall of '45, the graduating students of Archer Lodge School, together with the graduating students of Corinth Holder School, met to form what is now the Seniors of '46. Our class is the first graduating class from the twelfth grade, and we deeply feel proud and honored at this wonderful opportunity. We have enrolled in the Senior Class 29 students, 8 which ioined us from Archer Lodge. They are .Charles Barnes, Jake Barnes, Sallie Sue Barnes, Silas Cooke, Carolyn Eason, Pauline Gardner, Maxine Pleasants, and Dan Wall. Cjass Ufgqcers inn v- 9 M rf 3 A v MW MASCOT MAXINE PLEASANTS .. . . . . HAZEL BUNN . . JAKE BARNES . . IMOGENE NARRON ...... MARTHA JANE DRIVER, BERT TRIPPETT . . President Vice-President . Treasurer . Secretory Mascots SENIOR CLASS HISTORY lContinued from page 41 This last year in high school was a glorious one with many activities., Our biggest event was the Senior Play, Oh, Promise Me! It was a modern comedy which made a real hit with our audience. Next was the Junior-Senior Banquet that the Junior Class gave. It was formal and the decorations included both of the classes' colors. We, the Seniors of,'46, have had the most versatile year, and have enioyed every minute of it-even classes. We grew to know and love each other and our teachers, and many of us found friendships that have lasted and grown together, and which we hope will continue. But now we have reached the end of the 'year, and of our high school course, and we must start again as Freshmen. We are entering a life new and untried, but with the confidence that we shall graduate from it at last with honors. We, the Class of '46, look forward to graduation with the purpose of carrying on our schooI's honor and traditions. Thus we soy, Hail and Farewell Corinth Holder School, from the Class of '46. -HAZEL BUNN, Historian. THE CLIMAX Now we've come to the end of our Senior year We sit here alone with our thoughts.. The chimes ring out in a melodious strain For joys the twelve years have brought. Do you know what the end of these glad years Can mean to our loyal hearts? Our school days, are over and as we' reach our goal The dear friends have to part. Yes, this is the end of the perfect years Near the start of a iourney too. It leaves us sad but with great memories That will always be fond and true. Surely experience has touched these brief years And left heartoches that never fade. But we find at the end of these perfect years The souls of the friends we've made. -IRENE HUOPANA, Poet. CHARLES E. BARNES HAROLD JAKE BARNES X W' 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Vice- Presiclent of Class 2, Treasurer,4, Prophet 4. Q- A SALLIE SUE BARNES 4-H Club i, 2, 3, 4, President of Class 2, Piano 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Basketball 4, Corinthian Staff 4, Class Play 4. HAROLD BOYETTE Class Play 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, CO-Ho-Pa Staff 1, Basketball 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Corinthian Staff 4, Junior Victory Corps 1. ' .ppp .N LL, f' 5 uv ,ww ilttilmritl E if ' '-H 9 Ns - are A BOBBY REX BROWN - , Baseball 4, Junior Victory Corps 1. J' I 3 CONNIE MACK BUNN 1 A E, , M 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Song.Leaoler 4, ' Basketball 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Class Play y 2, 3, Corinthian Staff 4, Junior Victory y T Corps l . -.gs Y ul' f . 'id ,B B. ,. .J SENIORS HAZEL MARIE BUNN Vice-President of Class 4, Treasurer 2, Co-Ho-Pa Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Class Reporter I, Glee Club 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, Class Play 2, 3, 4, Corinthian Staff 4, Historian 4. JAMES CONGLETON 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2, 3, Glee Club 4, Basketball 3, 4, Junior Victory Corps l, Corinthian Staff 4. MARY ELLEN COOKE Class Play 3, Glee Club 4. SILAS COOKE 4-H Club l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, Class Play l, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3. ADA MAE CREECH Glee Club 4, Corresponding Club 2. VELMA CREECH Class Play 3, Glee Club 4. -l VX 'Sf YE? 'Q' . SENIORS HELEN DAVIS 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Corin- fhian Staff 4, Class Play 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN EASON 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Base- ball 4, Basketball 3. MARY ALLENE ELLIS Co-Ho-Pa Sfaff 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, 4-H Historian 3, Glee Club 4, Class Play 2, 3, 4, Corinthian Staff 4, Vice-President of Class 2, Class Testator 4. HURSELL FOVVLER 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 2, Basketball 4, Corinthian Staff 4. PAULINE GARDNER 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, ,Song Leader 4, Glee Club 4, Class Play 3, 4. JESSE DWIGHT HIGH 4-H Club I, Glee Club 4, Bus Driver 4, Junior Victory Corps I. -i Q ' , . . favx WN 'sr' 4:7 ffm. 'QV 4024 Ls! SENIORS JOHN ARTER NARRON 4.-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2, Glee Club 4, Victory Corps 1. GEORGIE IRENE HUOPANA Co-Ho-Pa Staff 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Sec- retary ot Class 2, Class Play 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Corinthian Staff 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Class Poet 4. ANN IMOGENE NARRON 4-H Club' 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Secre- tary of Class 3, 4, Secretary of 4-H Club l, 2, 3, Class Play 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor of Co-Ho-Pa 3, 4, Assistant ot Annual 4, Class Songwriter 4, Salutatorian. ELGISE HOCUTT Glee Club 4, Class Play 2. MAXINE PLEASANTS 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer of Class 2, President of Class 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 4, Basketball 4, Class Play 4, Corinthian Staff 4. MAUDE POPE 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4. SENIORS HERBERT WILLIFORD PRICE 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Glee Club 4, President of Class 3, Editor of Co-Ho-Pa 3, 4, Editor of Annual 4, Class Play 2, 3, 4, Chief Marshal 3, Valedictorian, ,uk 13... FLETCHER STANCIL 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Co-Ho- ib-L Pa Staff 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 4, Treasurer of Class 3, Corinthian Staff 4. ,sy , ,.v' - - 2 '- . ., . ? Q f Tx 5 H I , Q X 1 1 i,' li J! - Louise rHoMAssoN ' t- -ff Aa 4-H Club 1. 45: . , ' DAN WALL - Q, - NY, 4-H Club l, 2, Glee Club 4, Baseball 4, ., ' ' ' Co-Ho-Pa Staff 3, 4, Basketball 3, Class Play 2, 3, Junior Victory Corps l. CHARLES WILDER 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, President of Class 2, Vice-President of Class 3, Basketball 3, 4, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 2, 3, 4, Corinthian Staff 4, Valedictorian, Class Play 2, 3, 4. enior ass We, the class of '46, in twenty-nine individual cmd distinct parts, being of sound mind and in a charitable mood, do make and publish this our Last Will and Testament. To the Faculty: We will our everlasting thanks for their guidance and instruction. To the Parents: We give our love and grateful acknowledgement for their efforts to encourage us in each of our undertakings. To the Juniors: We will acknowledge we never did achieve. Individuals: I, Allene Ellis, will my day dreaming to Janice Hocutt. I, Maxine Pleasants, will my winning smile to Tommie Holder. I, James Congleton, will my big mouth and the ability to use it to my brother, A. B. Congleton. I, Jesse D. High, will my good naturedness to Gene Fowler. I, Eloise Hocutt, will my baby ways to Evelyn Davis. I, Imogene Narron, will my love for basketball to Polly O'NeaI. I, Velma Creech, will my neatness to Irene Narron and Pauline Whitley. I, Ada Mae Creech, will my place as the quietest girl in the Senior Class to Mary Lee Pleasant and Edna Barham. I, Harold Boyette, will my good looks to Gene Castleberry. I, Sallie Sue Barnes, will my high school twist to Rachel Moody. I, Pauline Gardner, will my ability to make goo'goo eyes to Lila Wilder. I, Jake Barnes, will my long tongue to anybody that can use it as well as I can. I, Irene Huopana, will my conceitedness to Dorothy Johnson. I, Connie Mack Bunn, will my awkwardness to Matt Ward. I, Maude Pope, will my fast talking to Lois Baykin who really doesn't need it. -I, Carolyn Eason, will my wavy hair to Alton Stanley. I, Hursell Fowler, will my wavy hair to Alton Stanley. I, Silas Cooke, and I, Charles Barnes, will my love for Clayton to most anybody that would like to have it. I, Hazel Bunn, will my sparkling eyes to Julia Anne Perry, who might make better use of them. I, Mary Ellen Cooke, will my beloved French book to Clara Lee Parrish and Ruby Ray Gordon. I, Helen Davis, will my drape shape to Daphne Eason and Virginia Raper. I, Charles Wilder, will my love for Archer Lodge girls to J. B. Richardson. I, Herbert Price, will my pigeon toes to Alfred,O'NeaI. I, Louise Thomasson, will my meek ways to Betty May Murphrey and Henry Claire Greene. We, John Narron and Fletcher Stancil, will our good ole Southern laugh to Luby Snipes. We, Dan Wall and Bobby Brown, will our way with the girls to all the Junior boys. i. e ,V FIRST ROW: Polly O'Neal, Dorothy Ann Johnson, Evelyn Davis, Daphne Eason, Julia Anne Perry, Tommie Eleanor Holder, Henry Claire Greene, Miss Forsyth, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Virginia Raper, Betty Mae Murphrey, Matt Ward, Ruby Rae Gordon, Lois Boykin, Pauline Whitley, A. B. Congleton, Edna Barham, Janice Hocutt. THIRD ROW: Mary Lee Pleasant, lrene Narron, Alton Stanley, Rachel Moody, Luby Snipes, Gene Fowler, Gene Castleberry, J. B. Richardson, Lila Wilder, Clara Lee Parrish. NOT PICTURED: Alfred O'Neal. OFFICERS A. B. CONGLETON . . . . . . President JULIA ANNE PERRY . . Vice-President RUBY RAY GORDON . . . . Secretary DOROTHY ANN JOHNSON . . Treasurer PHOMOREL FIRST ROW: Annie Pearl O'Neal, Nellie Gray Price, Kate Narron, Coleman Strickland, Wilbur Johnson, Ann Boyette, Wilma Narron, Mary Creech O'Neal, Willard Hinnant, Sarah Howell, Geneva Bowman, Aldeen Huopana, Sadie Mae Phillips. SECOND ROW: Norma Lee Hocutt, Mary Ruth Hinton, Hazel Radford, Douglas Parrish, Alvin Narron, Dave O'Neal, Janis Rose Hinton, Helen Kemp, Virginia Rae Creech, Bennett Strickland, Elizabeth Flowers, Mr. Moser, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Sarah Wilder, Carl Price, John Williamson, Eldridge Narron, Buice Creechf Marshall High, Robin O'Neal, Cecil Price, Doris Stallings, Carrie Lee Ellis. NOT PICTURED: Willie Thomasson, Thomas Boyette. OFFICERS CARL PRICE . . . . . . President CECIL PRICE . . . . Vice-President ALDEEN HUOPANA . . Secretary-Treasurer FRE ,LE FIRST ROW, Joan Nowell, Ross .Ward, Charles Boyette, Reuben Batten, Cecil Renfrow, Grady Thompson, Lynwood Price, Edward Jeffreys, Jimmie Batchelor, Marvel Rue O'Neal, Amanda Brantley. SECOND ROW: Edna Hocutt, Lucille Bunn, Geraldine Corbett, Betty Jean Brown, Barbara Driver, Hilda Mae Price, Doris Kemp, Magdeline Atkinson, Leatha Eason, Mag- deline Hocutt, Lula Mae Narron, Sallie Hinton. . THIRD ROW: Charles Hocutt, Thelbert Hocutt, Wilton Strickland, Jodie Strickland, George Henry Bell, Charles Raines, Franklin Narron, Bobby Hinton, Herbert Corbett, Bill Creech, Miss Sullivan, Sponsor. NOT SHOWN: Harold Andrews, Grady Barnes, Gilbert Crocker, Thomas Price, Adell Creech, Ethel Tart. OFFICERS HAROLD ANDREWS . I. .f . . . President GERALDINE CORBETT . . Vice-President SALLY HINTON . . . . Secretory GEORGE HENRY BELL . . Treasurer Claes Prop ieoy As I walked into the Land of Tomcrrcw I saw John Narron as manager of the Cardinals baseball club. In the field of science I saw Maxine Pleasants as a great laboratory technician. Irene Huopana had changed her life from a laboratory tech- nician to be the wife of Junior May. Fletcher Stancil had finished Oak Ridge and was now a lieutenant in Uncle Sam's Army. The most religious student in the class was Hazel Bunn and l saw her on her first missionary trip to China. In the field of matrimony I saw Sallie Sue Barnes the wife of the country's leading playboy, Harold Boyette. I also saw Ada Mae Creech marrying one of her childhood sweet- hearts. It really took her a long time to make up her mind. Helen Davis had now finished King's Business College and was the secretary of our governor. Among those who desired a beauty course so much, l saw Pauline Gardner had just completed her course and was now a private hairdresser for her cousin, Ava Gardner in Hollywood. I also saw Velma Creech and Mary Ellen Cooke had both finished their courses and now own a fine beauty shop. During our school days all we could hear was Carolyn Eason wanting a motor- cycle. Ncw that he has one he has started his own motorcycle business. Although we had a very smart class, we had only one inventor, Dan Wall, and his favorite invention was kissproof lipstick. I saw that we had two members of our class that had settled down to good old farming. James Congleton was finally talked out of joining the Navy by Rachel Moody and is now a successful farmer. There was also Allene Ellis, who married Louis Driver and settled down on the red clay near Middlesex. Herbert Price made such a success in publishing the school paper and annual that he was the editor of our daily paper. Out of such a large class we had only one nurse, Eloise Hocutt, and she married a doctor from Rex Hospital. Charles Barnes had so many wrecks during his school year that he decided to open up a used car business to catch up on some old car and motorcycle repairing. We had several students to talk about going to Meredith but we had one who could take it. Imogene Narron graduated from Meredith and she is really going places. Louise Thomasson sold so many oatmeal cookies in the school store that she decided to cpen a bakery of her own. I saw Bobby Rex Brown and Hursell Fowler partners in a small pool room in Zebulon and doing fine patronizing their own business. I saw Silas Cooke stjll at the same old routine, a farmer during the week and a wolf in Clayton during the weekend. Charles Wilder had graduated from Carolina and I saw him keeping accounts for the Rockefeller Trust Company. Connie Mack Bunn had overcome his clumsiness and was now an expert iewelerrnan. Maude Pope was now a successful manager of the waitresses in a large cate in New York. The smallest of the class, Jesse Dwight High, was now in the town of Wendell walking between rows of tobacco wiping sweat and chanting the auctioneers' song. -JAKE BARNES, Prop-7 eR enior Play Cast OH, PROMISE ME! Seth Miller, a lawyer .... . ..,,. Furber, a butler .,.........,.. Barry Hollis, ci young millionaires Mrs, Sue Hollis, his aunt .... June Hollis, his young sister ...,. Kathleen, the Eook ............ Ann Furber, a young actress. , L .. Patsie Linden, a dancer ,..... Mrs. Linden, her mother ....., Gladys Vance, a dream girl ,........... . . , , .Herbert Price , . . , .Charles Wilder ,... ,Harold Boyette , . .Irene Huopana . . . .Imogene Narron . . .Pauline Gardner Hazel Bunn .....Allene Ellis ...,,,,HeIen Dovis Maxine Pleasants Ralph Sanders, a man with a purpose .... Fletcher Stancil Mrs. Jones, a young mother .......... Sallie Sue Barnes CO PA The taff HERBERT PRICE . IMOGENE NARRON . ALLENE ELLIS . . FLETCHER STANCIL . HAZEL BUNN . . IRENE HUOPANA . POLLY O'NEAL . CHARLES WILDER . SARAH WILDER . . DOROTHY JOHNSON ........ EDNA BARHAM . . JOHN NARRON, MAXINE PLEASANTS, DAN WALL EVELYN DAVIS, MATT WARD, LOIS BOYKIN . . LUBY SNIPES, RUBY RAY GORDON, ALTON STANLEY DAPHNE EASON, CARL PRICE, JULIA ANNE PERRY MISS AUSTIN ........... MISS SULLIVAN, MR. MOSER . MISS AUSTIN ..... CECIL PRICE, KATE NARRON, ALDEEN HUOPANA, CARRIE LEE ELLIS . -.. . Editor-in-Chief . . .Assistant Editor , . Business Manager Assistant Business Manager . . Circulation Manager . . High School Editor . Grammar Grade Editor . Boys' Sports Editor . . Girls' Sports Editor . Honor Roll Department . . . . Art Editor . Reporters . Reporters . . , . . Reporters Reporters Reporters Sponsor . Prooireaders '. Typist CORI THIAN The Lag HERBERT PRICE . . IMOGENE NARRON .... ALLENE ELLIS, CHARLES WILDER . FLETCHER STANCIL . . . JAMES CONGLETON ....,.... SALLIE SUE BARNES, HURSELL FOWLER, HELEN DAVIS CONNIE MACK BUNN ......... DOROTHY ANN JOHNSON, MATT WARD . IRENE HUOPANA ....... HAZEL BUNN, JAKE BARNES . HAROLD BOYETTE . . . MAXINE PLEASANTS . EDNA BARHAM . . MISS AUSTIN . . Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor . Assistant Editors . Business Manager . Advertising Manager Asst. Advertising Managers . . Circulation Manager Asst. Circulation Managers . . Class Photographer . Assistant Plhotographers . Boys' Sports Editor . Girls' Sports Editor . . .Art Editor . Sponsor GIGS r- '-' 'f-' '1 -1' Music ' Qiiffli'-'PK Girls? and Boys? 4-H il L an . 12245 ia. W U 0' :' cf 1, WH? , ,X W h CQ DY? VIXLX X L! xr M . IT' I ' II .+R .Q S I1 - - ... L... ' Ii!! I -yr.-:::. I .' -I - lf, I 'fx X. X f I 4 HAZEL BUNN, JESSE DWIGHT HIGH . ALLENE ELLIS, HAROLD BOYETTE . . . MARY ELLEN COOKE, JESSE DWIGHT HIGH IMOGENE NARRON, JOHN NARRON . . MAXINE PLEASANTS, JAMES CONGLETON MARY ELLEN COOKE, JAMES CONGLETON ELOISE HOCUTT, JESSE DWIGHT HIGH . ADA MAI: CREECH, CAROLYN EASON . HAZEL BUNN, JAKE BARNES . . . ALLENE ELLIS, HAROLD BOYETTE . IRENE HUOPANA, SILAS COOKE . IRENE HUOPANA, CHARLES WILDER , ELOISE HOCUTT, BOBBY BROWN . IRENE HUOPANA, CHARLES WILDER . HAZEL BUNN, HERBERT PRICE . . HAZEL BUNN, CHARLES WILDER . . . IMOGENE NARRON, JAMES CONGLETON . IRENE HUOPANA, HERBERT PRICE . . ALLENE ELLIS, CHARLES BARNES . . HAZEL BUNN, JESSE DWIGHT HIGH . IRENE HUOPANA, HAROLD BOYETTE . BEST ALL-AROUND . .BELLE-BEAU . .FRIENDLIEST . MOST ATHLETIC . . CUTEST . WITTIEST . MOST POLITE . MOST BASHFUL . . NEATEST . MOST POPULAR . BIGGEST FLIRTS MOST DEPENDABLE . . . SILLIEST MOST AMBITIOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST STUDIOUS . . BEST SPORTS MOST 'VERSATILE . . . LAZIEST 'BEST PERSONALITY MOST CONCEITED I 7 Q Mc...... gd 2 2' Z Q . 4 ff RT BasI2etLuaII C1irIs CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER First ' Row: JANLS ROSE HINTON POLLY o'NLsAL IMOGENE NARRON, cupf ANN BOYETTE ANNIE PEARL O'NEAL Second Row: JULIA ANNE PERRY SALLIE SUE BARNES SARAH WILDER CARRIE LEE ELLIS LOIS BOYKIN ' MAXINE PLEASANTS VILEIGH AUSTIN, Coach TOTAL SCORES 341 GAMES 36 36 35 33 7 I5 20 31 ' 21 35 T8 22 I7 I5 WON IO, LOST 4 OPPRDNENTS 213 MICRO 20 PINE LEVEL 9 ICNIOHTDALE 8 KENLY I I WENDELL I9 M. ORPHANAGE 27 MICRO 23 GLENDALE I5 WENDELL 33 KNIGHTDALE I2 KENLY I5 GLENDALE IO PINE LEVEL 6 M. ORPHANAGE 'I4 First Row: Eossv HINTON HERBERT PRICE JOHN NARRON, copf. HAROLD BOYETTE FLETCHER STANCIL Second Row: JAMES CONGLETON MATT WARD CARL PRICE J. B. RICHARDSON CONNIE MACK BUNN GEORGE HENRY BELL O. C. FREEMAN, Cocxch CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH BasI2etIJaII Boys HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER at . lf- TOTAL SCORES 573 GAMES 31 74 52 45 33 26 44 36 38 I8 33 ' 47 22 24 3I I9 WON I2f LOST 4 OPPONENTS MICRO PINE LEVEL KNIGHTDALE KENLY WENDELL M. ORPHANAGE MICRO GLENDALE WENDELL SELMA KNIGHTDALE KENLY GLENDALE PINE LEVEL SELMA M. ORPHANAGE B E BA LL Bobby Hinfon J. B. Richardson Eldridge Narron Grady Thompson , Fletcher Stencil John Narron Luby Snipes Gene Costleberry Don Wall CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTFI CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH CORINTH HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER HOLDER GAMES Em W5 Herberf Price Bobby Rex Brown Gene Fowler Carl Price Silas Cooke Cecil Price Buice Creech O. C. Freeman, Coach Nelson Wilder, Bat Boy PRINCETON GLENDALE SELMA KENLY PINE 'LEVEL PINE LEVEL SELMA KENLY PRINCETON GLENDALE 1 KE sw 'W' 1' Q-Hz Xu 'awk uname, 7 'bri- XR An - X w x 2 .. S' 27' ' . ,I X Q9 4 ,Q -' 41 1 , 1 :wg Y ' E' luhf ,,- ','i K 'S f7', ,'i ' lg F Q . 'lr 2- u lllfiw 'N .sw , Q-4:- Q Q -.Fla -ww -, A-rA?-?'SQ he W mlghfjf . . iw 'mei-a:'f's, wsifgif-51N :agkf-P.., fa- '- 1- .'--'- .. --'21, N y Ava. ., 1, 'w,,,,,m . QQ. K'.. Us V2 ,ijs5g3i,k . A -V N ,, 41 ,A my W? - .7'2i -faqi Qi ' Sf Vu f 'N m ' if-J'ig,p 'ai' in-A.. 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BRADSHAW SERVICE STATION AMOCO OAS ond OIL LINE OF TIRES, FAN BELTS, TUBES, JACKS, PUMPS, ANY PARTS OF CAR COLD DRINKS, SANDVVICI-IES ond CANDY WENDELL SASH 8. DOOR CO. BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS PAINTS, OILS cmd HARDWARE Phone 3891 Wendeil, N. C. UNIVERSAL CHEVROLET COMPANY SALES ond SERVICE WRECKER SERVICE Phone 2041 Wendell, N. C. :q.::.v-c:::: uk COMPLIMENTS OF CLAUDE EDWARDS GROCERY TO THE BALL TEAM -A' 'A' COMPLIMENTS OF BOOK STORE CORINTH HOLDER SCHOOL -A' HERFF-JONES COMPANY MEDALS ond HIGH SCHOOL RINGS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS and PERSONAL CARDS Sidney S. Campen, Represenfcutive EDENTON, N. C. :JQQAQ4-::.-v Meet Your Friends ot RUSSELL'S PLACE DINE ond DANCE DINNERS, SANDWICHES AND DRINKS THE BUS STATION zEBuLoN, N. C. ir PHONE 2461 -SEE- FLOWER'S 5c and IOC STORE Fone Youre FAMILY NEEDS zebuion, N. C. Compliments of PHILLIPS GROCERIES DIAMOND FEED, COLD DRINKS Zebulon, N. C. Eoia oooo Eooo COME TO TIPPLONS COLD DRINKS, SANDWICI-IES ond DINNERS ENJOY YOURSELF AT RUNT'S POOL ROOM ZEBULON, N. C. ANTONE'S DEPARTMENT STORE Zeloulon, N. C. OUTFITTERS THE ENTIRE FAMILY' Philco Refrigerators ond Rodios Repoirs Electricol Equipments CITY BARBER SHOP Zebulon, N. C. Closing Hours 6 P. M. - Soturdoy 9 P. M. SHAVES '35c 1 v 3: 4 rl. 'A' 5 i' r lr l QOMPLIMENTS OF ll COMPLIMENTS OF l 4 4, BRlTT's GROCERY PERRY'S CAFE if ,' ak PHONE 227l MAIN STREET i l i' Wendell, N. C. ,ll Wendell, N. C. l if if l 4 ll ll ::,,: J 4, .-:::o:::- ir COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLES BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY ZEBULON, N. C. THE EXECUTOR THAT NEVER DIES -If Member of Federal Deposit lnsurcnce 'lr lj l L- ROYAL CAFE REGULAR MEALS HOT DOGS and SANDWICHES N. Joseph T. A. COOKE HARDWARE and PAINT WendeII, N. C. PHONE 255i R. R. MEDLIN MARKET GENERAL GROCERY STORE FRESH MEATS, FLOUR, VEGETABLES, FRUITS and FEED HYMAN KATZ DRY GOODS, SHOES AND CLOTHING WendeII, N. C. WILLIAMSON 81 SON SHOES and SHOE REIPAIRING SHOES FOR YOUR FAMILY Shoe Repairing - Harness Repairing Dyeing Department THE WENDELL FLORIST F. T. D. We Appreciate Your Orders Wendell, N. C. PHONE 3271 ARNOLD'S AUTO SUPPLY PARTS and ACCESSORIES Wendell, N. C. PHONE 3676 BUCK SERVICE STATION Wendell, N. C. PHONE 3271 CAROLINA LAUNDRY A Complete Family Service LAUNDRY WASHED CLOTHES GUARD HEALTH Wendell, N. C. SELL YOUR TOBACCO AT THE FARMERS WAREHOUSE I OR 2 SMITHFIELD, N. C. Once A Customer-Always cn Friend Dorius Wilder - N. L. Dciughtry -- W. L. CBiIIl Kennedy REAL ESTATE BONDS W. B. FOWLER INSURANCE AGENCY Wendell, North Carolina LOANS INSURANCE FOR HIGHER PRICES SELL TOBACCO AT I PLANTERS WAREHOUSE Wendell, N. C. -Wuh- E. MOORE - E. H. PRICE - BILLY MOORE I Q.. +:::: O6:::: A::::::::::::: J :::: :::::: :.-::::::::::::- -p f f I I I EOR HIGHER QUALITY ' I, , WHILE IN ZEEIULON AT LOWER COST TRADE AT I I I Visit the New CITY MARKET 1 I 1 I DEPARTMENT STORE Zebulon, N. C. ' ,, J. R. Alford ond C. L. Dunn CO' I L, JL 'P Compliments of I I R. H. RICHARDSON, JR. IEEE SERVICE STATION I SERVICE STATION ' I GAS and OROCERIES I ROUTE I I Route I ' Wendell, N. C. ,, ,, MIDDLESEX, N. C. - New EIIIIII I 'I 'I f:::: ffffffifif .... II Compliments of .I II I, ZEBULON FURNITURE CO. I FURNITURE DEPA TMENT I, DRY CLEANERS , R I I UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERS I ZEBULON, N. C. I phone 2091 I Worth Hinton, Proprietor M, Home of Beoutiful Furniture L Tfffff If fTTT::::::if---fffiLfffffff:::::::::::::':::::::: COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA POWER 81 LIGHT COMPANY I Moin Office, Telephone 2511 Line Service 238I I I I ZEBULON, N. C. I L- .............. I V -3 C, II LEWIS FURNITURE CQ. l 1' FOR HOME AND FARM SUPPLIES II FUNERAL DIRECTORS It l COME 'N AND SEE U5 and EMBALMERS I i JQHNSTQN Wendell, N, C, I COTTON CO. PHONE QSII I CASH IF YOU HAVE IT AMBULANCE SERVICE CREDIT IF YOU NEED IT :E BABY CHICKS and ll C' HPRQCH DE AN CHICK SUPPLIES A ' AMOCO PRODUCTS D. D. T. FLY SPRAY SANITATION and I Wholesale ond Refoil PURINA CHOVVS ,I DIAL 2811 MASSEY'S HATCH ERY I 1, Wendell, N, Q, ' Liiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllfffjiiiiiifffiiffif H J. M. CHEVROLET COMPANY OLDSMOBILE - CHEVROLET Zebulon, N. C. P. 81 W. TIRE 8. MOTOR CO. Wendell, N. C. PHONE 3581 TIRE REPAIRING NEW TIRES and BATTERIES -vvv vvv.v-r-v-v-4Ev-- ' 'I ' TI I COMPLIMENTS OF WENDELL THEATER WENDELL, N. C. MARSHBOURN'S COMPLETE FOOD STORE Wendell, N. C. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT ' RICHARDSON BARBER SHOP WENDELL, N. C. WENDELL DRUG CO PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED COMPLIMENTS OF WENDELL BARBER SHOP Wendell, N. C. Compliments of IDEAL CLEANERS WENDELL, N. C. WEN DELL DRY CLEANERS WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Wendell, N. C. WAKELON Fooo MARKET Use Time Soving Self Service PHONE 272l Zebulon, N. C. FLOWERS, THE PERFECT GIFT 'Pl' I III I II Let Us help you with Corsages, Cut ll I I DEBNAM HARDWARE STORE I I Flowers, Potted Plants, and Funeral 151: HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS and Arrangements I I VARNISHES I I E I , . . ZEBULON FLORAL co. I Ze 'X' C -C -,-,---,,,,- . L ::- -:::::::::::- r --- - ----nv I :I C I' I I BUNN ELECTRIC CO. 1, Omplmens O II It I1 MASSEY LUMBER CO. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES I I - Zebulon, N. C. RADIO REPAIRING I I I PHONE 2691 IL -vvvvvv ----v-vvvvv-vw v-Yvvv:::::: tl W. A. ETHRIDGE I' COLEY'S SERVICE STATION ', SERVICE STATION DANCING ' 1: TIRES - TUBES SOFT DRINKS and ICE CREAM I I BATTERIES Wendell, N. C. I, I, Raleigh Highway , ,:,,,,:,:,,:,' xxg L,,,-,,--,-:,,,,x,,,,,,,., When You Visit Your School Store ll :I Compliments of You Will Always,Find 'I s. 8. P. PEANUT BUTTER I DRUG C0MpANY SANDWICHEQS and PEANUTS 1 Selma, N. C. Distributor ,I ll E. V. 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