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

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We sincerely hope that'you enioy this book and that through the years it will serve as a reminder of our friendships and, carefree days together at Corinth-Holders High School. . J--. . DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS Mr. Freeman has led us successfully throughout the four years of High School. It has been his careful guidance and understanding that have enabled us to carry on in the face of all difficulty. The high standards of ethics and school spirit which he has fostered have won the respect and friendship of all the student body. To show our appreciation for all his efforts, we, the Senior Class of 1949, dedicate this issue of the Corinthian to our most esteemed principal. ,M-M is Ji lj. 3' X -AP' AQ' 3 '53 'T9' if 'Q 'MJ -.as-9 i I . I - ln' . . x 1'-5, ,di -3? O. C. FREEMAN, Principal Science MARY ESTHER SADLER Math, Science REBECCA LYERLY Home Economics, Biology CHARLES H. CARROLL, JR. Math, Geography, History GILBERTINE GARNER English, Economics DORIS DULIN French, English W. A. SHAVER Coach, History, Health SIBYL SHAVER Commercial Subiecfs GQ ,..-ang '42 Xxx wills smug Ai E 4? an 'Nl' FIRST ROW: Mrs, Lois Holitield, Mrs. Ido B. Richordson, Mrs. Annie L. Richardson, Mrs. Moe M. Free- mon . . . SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ge-nevo Wilder, Mrs. C. B. Norron, Mrs. Philip Mossey, Mrs. E. H. Moser . . . THIRD ROW: Miss Fronces Elliott, Miss Islo Phipps, Mrs. JohnsTerry, Mrs. Mory Gulley Bunn . . . FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Hordin Hinton, Mrs. C. G. Weothersby, Miss Clorisse Brooks, Mrs. Ivey Smith. LiQ1iI'Ii'Y QCQIVI PUBLIC LIBRARY GF JSHHEJTOII COUNTY AND SMITHFIELD -SE'f?iT21FIEl.D, I-I. C Class History For eight years we had eagerly awaited the last lap of our journey through the land of learn- ing-our high school days. Finally, in 1945, we, the Forty-niners reached that state and set out with a grim determination for success. Mr. Freeman led the tour, and other guides assisted him along the way to be sure that we got the most out of our excursion. This first year we were somewhat fearful because of the newness of it all, but mixed with that fear was a feeling of importance and a desire to work hard to reach our goal. Miss Sullivan guided us suc- cessfully through that year in spite of the many pitfalls along the way. By the second year our enthusiasm was increasing greatly, and we were forced to add more wagons to take care of the number who joined our happy caravan. Miss Austin became our new guide, and we felt that this was a significant year of our tour, for some of our girls were selected to serve at the Junior-Senior Banquet, and other members of our group took part in the main school sports. At the end of this year, half of our journey was completed, and we were anticipating the other half with great excitement, for it promised to be even more eventful. We made a stop in June of '47, but by September we were ready to make our way into the Junior year of the trip. Miss Forsyth lighted the way for us, and we made many important stops at places of interest along the way. First we elected class officers. They were, President, Geraldine Corbett, Vice-President, Harold Andrews, Secretary, Lucille Bunn, and Treasurer, Sally Hinton. Next came a class play Aunt Susie Shoots the Works, and last we joined the group ahead of us in a Junior-Senior Banquet. Our last year in this trip was so busy that we hardly had time to know whether we were glad or sorry that the convoy must soon disband. We had as our guide, Miss Sadler, and Senior class officers were, President, Harold Andrews, Vice-President, Sally Hinton, Secretary-Treasurer, Lucille Bunn. Our first stop was to get class rings to remind us always of the happy events along the way. One night the Juniors made a campfire and gave us a banquet, and great was the celebrity, toasts, and speeches. This last year we published a great book called The Corinthian. Into it we put all the exploits and memories of our happy journey. And now, we have reached our destination. The convoy must break up and each wagon will go its way into the world to find what awaits. May we, the Forty-Niners wish for you and the entire school many more happy events and the best of luck for a successful future. SALLY HINTON, Class Historian. O ,Qu I , 533-W N' QL. ,..-2' HAROLD ANDREWS . . President SALLY HINTON . . Vice-President LUCILLE BUNN ....... . Secretary-Treasurer BILLY VINSON, JUDY DOUGLAS WALL . . . . Mascots Q' fu' X, 'fr I HAROLD ANDREWS 4-H Club l, 2, Class President 2, 4, Class Vice- President 3, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 3, 4, Corinthian Staff 3, Editor 4, Marshall 3, Class Play 3, Who's Who 4. MAGDELINE ATKINSON Glee Club I, Softball l, 2, Librarian 4, Who's Who 4. J. C. AUSTIN, JR. Archer's Lodge l, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who. HOWARD AVRETTE Archer's Lodge l, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Corinthian Staff 4. HELEN BARHAM Archer's Lodge l, 4-H Club l, Class Secretary 2, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 2, 4, Usher for Class Play 3, Marshall 3, Corinthian Staff 4, Testator 4, Who's Who 4. GRADY BARNES 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 3, 4, Corinthian Staff 4, Who's Who 4. JIMMIE DYKES BARNES 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 3, Who's Who 4, Archer's Lodge l. REUBEN BATTEN 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Corinthian Staff 4, Basketball Manager 4. GEGRGE HENRY BELL 4-H Club l, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 4, Who's Who 4. CHARLES BOYETTE Glee Club T, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, Baseball 23, 4, Bus Driver 4. AMANDA BRANTLEY Cradock School l, Glee Club l, Usher for Class Play 3, Librarian 4. BETTY JEAN BROWN Glee Club l, Basketball 2, 4, Class Play 3, Cor- inthian Staff 4, Who's Who 4. LUCILLE BUNN Glee Club l, Class Secretary 3, Class Play 3, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 3, 4, Class Secretary and Treasurer 4, Corinthian Staff 3, 4, Class Gittorian 4, Who's Who. GERALDINE CORBETT Music I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, Class Vice-President l, 2, Class President 3, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 2, 3, Editor 4, Corinthian Staff 3, Assistant Editor 4, Class Play 3, Chief Marshall 3, Class Song Writer 4, Who's Who 4. HERBERT CORBETT 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 4, Stage Manager for Class Play 3, Who's Who 4. BURRELL COUSINS Basketball I, 2, 4, Baseball I, 3, 4, Bus Driver 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Who's Who 4, Archer's Lodge I. 'Q I :Q ESV ii, w I 1 .'i, i 2 Al A' .lf ITF 'Q 'Q 4'5- -'K ei K ADELL CREECH Glee Club I, Librarian 2, Who's Who 4. DORIS CREECH W? Bailey High School l, 2, 4-H Club l, Glee Club ' l, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 4, Who's Who 4. GILBERT CROCKER 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 4, Basketball Manager 3, Class Poet 4, Who's Who 4. TN ,us BARBARA ANN DRIVER 4-H Club l, 4, Softball l, 2, Glee Club l, Class Play 3, Who's Who 4. A ws, , I is 4 A-'ff' 925 ' LEATHA EASON Glee Club I, 4-H Club l, Softball 2, 3, Music SALLIE MAE GARDNER Archer's Lodge l, 4-H Club l, Usher for Class Play 3, Who's Who 4. RALPH GLOVER Rocky Mount School l, 2, Dramatics Club l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, Class Play 3, Corinthian Staff 4, Who's Who 4. SALLY HINTON Glee Club l, Class Secretary l, Class Treasurer 3, Class Play 3, Marshall 3, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 3, 4, Corinthian Staff 4, Class Vice-President 4, Librarian 4, Class Historian 4, Who's Who'4. CHARLES HOCUTT Glee Club 1, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Bus Driver 4. EDNA HOCUTT Glee Club 1, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Marshall 3, Corinthian Staff 4, Who's Who 4, Class Prophet 4. THELBERT HOCUTT Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4-H Club 2. EDWARD JEFFREYS Baseball 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. DORIS KEMP 4-H'iClub l, Glee Club I, Softball 2, 3. FRANKLIN NARRON 4-H Club l, Baseball 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Bus Driver 3, 4, Corinthian Staff 4, Who's Who 4. LALA MAE NARRON Softball I, 2, Glee Club I, 4-H Club l, 2, Librarian 2, 3, Class Play 3, Who's Who 4. JOAN NOWELL Glee Club l, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Corinthian Staff 4, Who's Who 4. J :T f i A Wk M? is AQ' Z S11 15 any ? MARVEL RU E O'N EAL Glee Club l, Basketball 2, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 3, 4, Class Play 3, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Corinthian Staff 4, Who's Who 4. LYNWOOD PRICE 4-H Club l, 2, Stage Manager tor Class Play 3, Bus Driver 4, Baseball 4. CHARLES RAINES 4-H Club l, Baseball 3, Cheer Leader 4, Who's Who 4. CECIL RENFROW 4-H Club l, 2, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 4, Corinthian Staff 4, Who's Who 4. JODlE STRICKLAND Glee Club l, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. GRADY THOMPSON Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Corinthian Staff 4, Who's Who 4. ROSS WARD 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. WILLIAM CBillyl WEST Archer's Lodge l, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Ho-Pa Staff 3, 4, Corinthian Staff 4, Who's Who 4. Class Prop ecy I was seated in my office, as a reporter for Life, wondering where my next feature story was coming from when a copyboy brought me the news that Harold Andrews, my old classmate had iust taken over as new editor-in-chief. Immediately the idea occurred to me to write a 'story of the Forty Niners and of their fate. When I consulted Harold, he approved of the idea and we employed the services of N B C through George Henry Bell, its business manager, in helping us to locate all of them. We soon began to get results, Joan Nowell is one of the most famous Powers Models. Designer of her clothes is Sallie Mae Gardner, and the fashion shows that she puts on are covered by Helen Barham, fashion writer for Vogue. Every class has its politicians and statesmen, but the class of '49 has some very prominent ones. Lynwood Price has iust been elected senator from North Carolina. Cecil Renfrow was his campaign manager and vote getter. Lala Mae Narron is secretary to Governor Edward Jeffreys. Ralph Glover is in business with his cousin as an interior decorator. Doris Creech and Magdeline Atkinson are nurses at Walter Reed Hospital. Sally Hinton is dieti- tian there. Jodie Strickland is a very famous horse and cow doctor and has recently established an animal clinic at Emit. Jimmy Barnes and Ross Ward are pilots for Trans-World Air Lines. Leatha Eason is stewardess for the planes they fly. Since his death, Digby O'Dell's undertaking and embalming establishment has been capably handled by Howard Avrette and J. C. Austin. Grady Thompson is pitcher and Thelbert Hocutt is first baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Grady Barnes now outranks all other hillbilly stars as star of the Grand Ole Opry. Adell Creech is Raleigh's leading club woman. Her hairdresser and manicurist is Doris Kemp. Lucille Bunn is Hollywood's most glamorous movie actress. Her secretary and companion is Amanda Brantley. Betty Jean Brown is in Reno securing her second divorce. Her lawyer is Charles Boyette, who can argue enough to win anyone's case. Billy West is a research scientist on the Atomic Bomb. Charles Raines is football coach at State and was recently voted the best coach of the Southern Conference. Gilbert Crocker is acclaimed as America's most romantic poet. Geraldine Corbett is Dean of Women at Vassar, and Franklin Narron is head of the French De- partment at UNC. Several members of the class are in business in or near Wendell. Herbert Corbett and Charles Hocutt own and operate their own garage there. Reuben Batten has taken over the management of his father's farm. Barbara Driver has worked her way to general manager of Whitley's. Marvel Rue Sinleal is now quite happy. She finally got her man who is also connected with a garage in Wen- e . As I had my data all together and my story practically completed, l employed Burrell Cousins new typing champion, to type it off for me. ' So, with my feature story for the next issue of Life completed and handed to the editor, l sat happily down at my desk thinking how successful the '49ers were. EDNA HOCUTT, Class Prophet. CLASS SONG We'll always remember our days at Corinth High, The days filled with ioys that never die. We'll keep them as a token, recall them with a sigh, We'll always remember Corinth High. But now the time has come, When we must say adieu, We leavegour classmates and start our life anew. The world may forget you as time goes passing by But we'll always remember Corinth High. -Geraldine Corbett. CLASS POEM Sadness suddenly comes upon us, And teardrops seem to start As we realize so well The time has come to part. In our school life here together Little friendships to giants have grown. These years and months have been the happiest, That we have ever known. We've worked and played and studied hard These twelve short years together And yet there is a sweetness in it That we shall forget never. At times we thought it all unfair, That they had treated us wrong, But when we think back over it We find that we were wrong. Parting somehow brings to mind The thoughts of future things A question deeply felt by all Of what the Fates will bring. And now with sorrow we say goodbye, Our hearts with love entwine We want the best that time will bring, For the Class of forty-nine. -Gilbert Crocker. WH' BEST ALL ROUND Sally Hinton George Bell 'tl' l Tl f MOST AMBITIOUS Helen Barham Harold Andrews MOST STUDIOUS Geraldine Corbett Gilbert Crocker ' rf f L' 'lllfvvfaunnn 'B ., g ff ps KINDEST Doris Creech and Ralph Glover MOST ATHLETIC Joan Nowell Billy West WITTIEST Mdrve! Rue O'Necnl Edward Jeffreys MOST BASHFUL Adell Creech Harold Andrews sw sf 2 gf T, MOST POLITE Borbord Ann Driver ond Herbert Corbeh' MOST VERSATILE Edna Hocuff Grady Barnes MOST POPULAR Befly .lean Brown Jodie Strickland WWE Besr PERsoNALiTY Sallie Gardner George Bell FRIENDLIEST Magdeline Atkinson and Charles Raines BEST SPORTS Lolo Moe Norron Orody Thompson CUTEST Morvel Rue O'Neol Burrell Cousins E'-P-a'i'Z-2- -2 ifiiiissq 3 it 11d Uiumwwqn' , T M ' U9 ig i Y ui Wim Allin: awww, Q is NEATEST Lucille Bunn Jimmie Bornes MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Geroldine Corbeft J. C. Austin MOST DEPENDABLE Solly Hinton Cecil Renfrow BELLE AND BEAU Lucille Bunn Fronklin Norron Lael: and Testament: We, the Senior Class ot One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-Nine, of Corinth-Holders High School, Johnston County, of the State ot North Carolina having completed our pursuit ot knowledge in school and wishing to distribute our various assets equally and accordingly, do hereby execute this last will and testament. Item l To the Faculty, the Senior Class bequeaths its love for study and fondness for all branches ot learning that have been pursued during the high school course. ltem Il To the Juniors, the Senior Class bequeaths its Senior Dignity and its place in Chapel. ltem Ill To the Sophomores, the Senior Class bequeaths its excess knowledge. ltem IV To the Freshmen, the Senior Class bequeaths its never ending homework. Individual Bequeaths Grady Thompson wills his determination to get a diploma to Grady Blinson. Edward Jettreys wills his weight to Elizabeth Narron, who really doesn't need it. Grady Barnes wills his love for hill-billy singing to Wallace Narron. Lucille Bunn wills her neatness to Evelyn Creech. Sallie Mae Gardner will her personality to Louise Stancil. Reuben Batten wills his plumpness to Gene Wall. Leatha Eason bequeaths her typing ability to Wilma Davis. Joan Nowell leaves her love for basketball to Hilda Jean Hinton. The Corinth-Holders twist of Betty Jean Brown, we leave to Sue Green. Marvel Rue O'Neal leaves her ability to make smart remarks to C. R. Johnson. Geraldine Corbett wills her love of music to Addie Williamson. Adell Creech wills her unbreakable silence to Barbara Boykin. George Bell's magnetic attraction goes to Donnie Barham. Thelbert Hocutt wills his wavy hair to any Junior boy. Ross Ward leaves his women getting ability to Aaron Skinner. Charles Boyette's hard head is left to Pat O'Neal. Magdeline Atkinson leaves her friendly ways to Betty Jean Tippett. Charles Hocutt's muscles go to Dewitt Thompson. Lala Mae Narron wills her love for service men to Thelrna Creech. Billy West leaves his big feet to Drexel Thomasson. Howard Avrette bequeaths his way to make love to Rex Renfrow, providing he doesn't take his girl away. Edna Hocutt wills her ability to make good grades to Laura Wilder. Lynwood Price leaves his lazy ways to Pauline Narron. Amanda Brantley leaves her love for the teachers and her sweet disposition to Ava Jean Hinnant. Ralph Glover bequeaths his kindness to Geraldine Curtis. Sally Hinton leaves her dependability to Ruth Wheeler. Charles Raines' fickle mind will be left to the highest bidder. J. C. Austin wills his winning smile to Jean Price. Gilbert Crocker wills his studious mind to Thomas Poole. Jimmy Barnes wills his remarkable knowledge in Chemistry to Kenneth Eason. Barbara Ann Driver will her gracefulness to Gloria Hocutt. Herbert Corbett bequeaths his politeness to Billy Driver. The ability of Burrell Cousins to get by without studying is left to anyone who thinks he can do it and get by with it. Jodie Strickland wills his popularity to Sue Davis. Doris Kemp wills her amusing giggles to Evelyn Perry. Franklin Narron bequeaths his good looks to Graham Parrish. Cecil Renfrow bequeaths his loyalty and faithfulness to Hester Narron. Harold Andrews wills his shyness to Hazel Hogge. Doris Creech wills her friendly ways to Camilla Brantley. And l, Helen Barham, will my love for my classmates to some Junior girl. ln testimony whereof, I the testator, have executed these bequests to our will and have attach- ed the same to said will as a part thereof in the name of this, the T949 Senior Class of Corinth-Holders High School. A HELEN BARHAM, Testator. Witnesses, SALLIE MAE GARDNER J. C. AUSTIN CLASS FLOWER: Pink Carnation CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS MOTTO: Conduct and Courage lead to honor. .V f, ffl., -- Lv, 4 ', ' ' hi f 1 w' A F571 ,. YE of ZW' Q, c 21,81 ' -wwfw' rf' eff X, W ,Q 4 if , , . ' X ' f 'D -' Q, ., 1 E, 4 4 i ', 5 ' E LVWI f Q ' 4 , 1 1- .r ,. ga, , ' Sf A . ' ,- , fi 1 . PV -Q . ,IH 1 1 .rn -. ,. 1 A uniore FIRST ROW: Addie Williamson, Pauline Narron, Elizabeth Narron, Thurman Pope, C. R. John- son, Thomas Poole, Thelma Creech, Evelyn Perry, Barbara Nell Boykin, Sue Green . . . SECOND ROW: Ava Jean Hinnant, Kenneth Eason, Hazel Hogge, Hilda Jean Hinton, Ruth Wheeler, Evelyn Creech, Jean Q Price, Louise Stancil, Sue Davis, Camilla Brantley . . . THIRD ROW: Geraldine Curtis, Betty Jean Tip- pett, Gloria Hocutt, Rex Rentrovv, Wilma Davis, Laura Wilder, Wallace Narron, Dewitt Thompson, Hes- ter Narron, Donnie Barham, Miss Lyerly . . FOURTH ROW: Billy Driver, Graham Parrish, Patrick O'Neal, Gene Wall. ..+ an-n-nf'-,y , . 4-Nw? 'uh 'L ll 1 - A Lys '74 jg? s -S- '--s-40-vlriij it -- ll vl 'W' ' 'gX3f 'NiJl 'Tl va 1 'li N J I .. . .. X' K I Y ' ts r.. , ,. , R 1 t 'Q f 1' w1'. S' lf L A-'fw.J'a.'. 1 -4, f L ., . ,,, , . Wx. s' 3. ,-, L- W IG in V? Q: ,mx mg! ,kin Q - A t P , W Z5 , we ,. .S iz, OP TIOIIIOICS FIRST ROW: Ray Hocutt, Patty O'Neal, Zettie M. Strickland, Ruth Johnson, Dorothy Price, Jean- ette Hinton, Anna Hocutt, Rachel Tart, Gertrude Norris, Jeanette Batten . . . SECOND ROW: Elsie Brinkley, Louise Norris, Reba Poole, Doris Cooke, Dorthaleari Carroll, Joseph Murphy, Virginia Skin- ner, Clentis Phillips, Hazel Creech, Edith Eason, Charles Denton, Rudine Starling . . . THIRD ROW: Billy Wall, Mary L. Edwards, Billy Flowers, Tillie S. Hinton, Harold Hinton, B. J. Bunn, Hugh Wilder, Dorothy Hinton, Ella G. Guy, Mary F. Howell, Dorothy Pounds, Gladys Browning . . . FOURTH ROW: Annette Price, Geneva Richardson, Velma Eason, Daisy B. Creech, Thomas Barham, Robert Altord, Clifton Price, Franklin Price, Mamie A. Richardson, Helen Hocutt, Jeanne Alford . . . FIFTH ROW: Mr. Carroll, Teacher, Lloyd Tippett, Earl Murphy, Bobby Wall, Lloyd Wall, Billy Powell, Bill Prince, Cra- mer Brown, Orlin Wilder, William P. Wall, Odell Atkinson, Mrs. Garner, Teacher. ki. .13 -sq, Yrs?--,,-'J al' PlIGSl'1'II1CI1 FIRST ROW: Charles Curtis, Owen Barham, Harold Brown, Ronald Fuller, Earlene Raper, Eloise Congleton, Magaline Horton, Libby Jean O'Neal, Ernestine Corbett, Mary Dailey Morris, Willard Barnes, Avery Pope, Everette Crocker . . . SECOND ROW: Millard Hinnant, Doris Wall, Lannie Crocker, Faye Hocutt, Annettie Barham, Dorena Richardson, Shirley Jean Corbett, Pauline Whitley, Nell Renfrow, Phyllis Barnes, Robert Everette Michael . . . THIRD ROW: William Keller, Garner Creech, Mamie Ruth Price, Seley Margaret Temple, Patricia Ann Johnson, Dorothy Nell Driver, Shirley Sandertord, Lunell Wilder, Joyce Eason, Shirley High . . . FOURTH ROW: Odell Creech, James Strickland, Sadie Bailey, Sue Gay, David Wilder, Pauline Carroll, Harold Hocutt, Eleanor Fowler, Estelle Narron . . . FIFTH ROW: Thomas Johnson, Wallace Fuller, Jimmy Murphy, Don Bunn, Clarence O'Neal, James Upchurch, Keven Hinton, Ronnie Godwin, Charles Congleton . . . SIXTH ROW: Mr. Shaver, Teacher, Dick Gordon, Jimmy Narron, Lewis Sanders, Jimmy Boykin, Talmadge Harris, Milton Parrish, Miss Dulin, Teacher. 'W i ',44ivf .v The CQRI THIAN Staff HAROLD ANDREWS . . . GERALDINE CORBETT .,.. HELEN BARHAM, LAURA WILDER . SALLY HINTON ...... CECIL RENFROW, THOMAS POOLE . BILLY WEST .... . . . FRANKLIN NARRON, BURRELL COUSINS LUCILLE BUNN ....... GEORGE HENRY BELL, RUTH WHEELER RALPH GLOVER ....... , BETTY BROWN, EDNA HOCUTT . HOWARD AVRETTE .... REUBEN BATTEN . . MARVEL RUE O'NEAL . JOAN NOWELL . GRADY BARNES . . GRADY THOMPSON . . . MISS DULIN, MRS. SHAVER . MISS SADLER .... . , . Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor-in-Chief . . . Assistant Editors . . . Business Manager . Assistant Business Managers . , Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Managers . . Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Managers . . . , Photographer . Assistant Photographers . . . Boys' Sports Editor Assistant Boys' Sports Editor . . . . Girls' Sports Editor Assistant Girls' Sports Editor . . . . . Art Editor . Assistant Art Editor . . . . Typists . Sponsor 44ml The Co Ho Pa tall GERALDINE CORBETT HAROLD ANDREWS BILLY WEST . . CECIL RENFROW . LUCILLE BUNN . EDNA HOCUTT . RUTH WHEELER . . LAURA WILDER . . HILDA JEAN HINTON HUGH WILDER . . SALLY HINTON . . HELEN BARHAM . HAROLD BROWN , JEANNE ALFORD . MARVEL RUE O'NEAL . . . Editor . . Assistant Editor . Business Manager . Assistant Business Manager Circulation Manager , Assistant Circulation Manager . High School Editor Grammar School Editor . Girls' Sports Editor . Boys' Sports Editor . Honor Roll Editor . . Social Editor . . . Art Editor Assistant Art Editor . . Gossip Editor ADDIE WILLIAMSON, DORIS CREECH .... . Reporters WILMA DAVIS, MARY LOU EDWARDS, B. J. BUNN . . Reporters THOMAS POOLE, EVELYN PERRY ...... . Reporters MISS DULIN ....... , , Sponsor MISS SADLER, MISS LYERLY . , Proofregderg MRS. SHAVER, MRS. FREEMAN . . Typists r r fs' Q, , ... , ,, 4-H Club LAURA WILDER . BILLY FLOWERS ...... . WILMA DAVIS ....... . HILDA JEAN HINTON, GRADY BARNES . . MOTTO To make the best better. PLEDGE . President Vice-President . Secretary Song Leaders I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service my health to better living, for my club, my community, and my country. l 3 l S ,si l z Music FIRST ROW: lLett to rightl: Phyllis Johnson, Emily Kay Eatman, Betty Jo Johnson, Margie Price Lilly Boyette, Jeanette Whitley, Jerry Narron . . . SECOND ROW: Katie Sue Hocutt, Betty Mae Free man, Nell Rentrow, Mary Elizabeth Barrow, Jeanette Hinton, Ernestine Corbett . . . THIRD ROW Louise Stancil, Geraldine Corbett, Annette Price, Dorothy Jean Price, Estelle Narron, Mrs. Ivey Smith Teacher. x.-........ lnulirsffzaielg I il L r mrii fi gl il I f l l If i tl .,, 5 'F I l. f ft' l 7' .W f .J if , A 1..4,. T 8 , 4 ' , .. 4 - I 1 ,1 J 2. 1 s , Qipxrr: E ci, ' 4 ,-.,, . 4 cj. U V' v i ? 'ff if I -N if 5'-. 3 K, if ,f f1,Q , P1 , - L. , Ugg. I i+ 4 ,, V 7 . ,F f ' if ' H -.- Q Q, if L3 L 3, - .A gs , 4 ,, wx Eli. -.Navy Fi , , . ,. l A. ,J A I a ' Q K , L , iruiyivitifiiisflilff Basketball A FIRST ROW: llett to rightl: Tillie Sue Hinton CFD, Mary Lou Edwards CGl, Laura Wilder QFD, Wilma Davis lGl, Hilda Jean Hinton lGl, Hazel Creech CFD . . . SECOND ROW: Libby Jean O'Neal lGl, Betty Jean Brown QFD, Annette Price CFJ, Elizabeth Narron KGD, Shirley High lGl, Pat O'Neal KFJ . . . THIRD ROW: Lonnie Crocker lGl, Joan Nowell CGD, Betty Jean Tippett lGl, Geraldine Curtis lGl, Clen- tis Phillips CGD . . . FOURTH ROW: Joyce Eason KGB, Mamie Richardson CGD, Ella Grace Guy CFD, Mrs. Shaver, Coach. f - if if sf avi z .5 C D2 , me 1. '1 Baslzelzlnall FIRST ROW: CLeft to rigl1tD: Billy Flowers CGD, Billy West CCFD, Jodie Strickland CGD, George Bell CGD, Burrell Cousins CGD, Harold Hinton CFD . . . SECOND ROW: Mr. Shaver, Coach, Hugh Wilder CFD, David Wilder CFD, Billy Wall CGD, Grady Blinson CFD, Keven Hinton CGD . . . THIRD ROW: Hester Nar- ron CFD, Franklin Narron CFD, Gilbert Cr k CGD Ch l oc er , ares Congleton CFD, Reuben Batten CManagerD . . . CAMERA SHY: Billy Powell CCFD, Howard Avrette CGD. R1 -ggi X as Q X l I , I , X y .... 1 '13 1 xv ,, v' svfiww wx 'N .4- 91 -. -K F 'Q 'W '55 fi - x-I-Nays. ,Q W fr ei A ja , 4 v 'R an 'R' 4 ,-. S . y :L Vi, W 1 x ,, by F... 46.15, ,N if mv , f' .114 I.. , Q 1 c ,nav :vm AXA W1 Ji 'Swv .N 3,3 mar? X, 1,3 7 I? Q N1 45 3 x P THEME OUR 'PALS ,ff .ea if Q Jima Q. L C -' 155 -ff? f ff xx ? annul f f 11 if 4 2 Q , al SQ 1 e , , E Gig ,f 'ig ' ,., 'Zvi f. , .- f.,- .. .-352,j.,a1-:I f ig f, COMPLIMENTS NORTH SIDE WAREHOUSE Wendell, N. C. SELL WITH THE LEADERS Prompt - Courteous - Efficient Service GRAHAM DEAN E. H. PRICE J H. SANDERS, JR. A:::J-4' :.roNt::: :: Jo-QQ Compliments ot Foison ond Chamblee Complete Morket And Grocery WENDELL, NORTH CAROLINA TODD ELECTRIC COMPANY Generol Electric Applionces Wendell, N. C. Phone 367I ::::: ::::: ::::::: :: .7-4:::-oooh-nr: F::::::::::::: :: :::::: :::::: :J-0-0-0-00 WENDELL FURNITURE COMPANY YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Phone 3091 WENDELL, N. C. A:::J4- :::: : :J-4-:: : STEPHENS HARDWARE COMPANY Plumbing Supplies Building Moteriol Dupont Points Form ond Supplies Wendell, North Corolino In li li . Compliments of GARDNER MOTOR ., li 'I It D o L P H I N ' s C 0 M P A N Y Ig 1: I I DRIVE-IN DODGE and PLYMOUTH lil I I I' Soles and Service :E I: Where We Meet and Eat 5 1 4, 4, Dodge Job-Rated TFUCIQS I: Cheeseburgers, Hamburgers and IQ I 4 2 Phone 607 'll Other Sandwiches II I I Il SMl-l-Hl:lEl'D' N' C' I, I, Sundaes and Ice Cream ll xxx .......... -xxxx-xxxl ix ..... ...A.. ,x -- I ' 'llllll-ll:-lll::.,.:-:.fl,.-::::.., I-:Q QQQQllllQll..f::Ql::,.-....-::::- I I I WENDELL sAsH AND Il ,z 'I ll 'I II Congratulations Seniors DOOR co., INC. I I I I It I Building Supplies of All Kinds llll . 1, 1: ' Paints, Oils, and Hardware I Ii 'Phone 389l ZEBULON, N. C. I WENDELL, N. C. I, I EE -,xxxxxxxx-x, -xxxl xxx, -xxxxxxl ':'f::::x::::: :::::fxN:::: ::::fN::::f1j: Ii Ii I COMPLIMENTS or if PERKINS RIVERSIDE WAREHOUSE 1, THE FRIENDLY HOUSE WITH THE BIG CHECK I Ii il N. L. Perkins and Sons, Proprietors SMITHFIELD, N. C. HOOD'S FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Come To Us For Your Flower Needs Phone 6311 I Zebulon, N. C. IHRIE'S GROCERY AND MARKET Moin Street WENDELL, N. C. Compliments ot WENDELL BARBER SHOP p WENDELL, N. C. MITCHELL'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRS Phone 4211 Wendell, N. C. DEPOSIT MONEY WITH PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST CO. We Moke Loons For Any Sound Purpose Member Federol Deposit Insuronce Corporotion Phone 488 Middlesex, N. C. CONGRATULATION SENIORS from the FA MERS WAREHOUSE WENDELL, N. C. Sell Your Tobocco Where You Con Receive The Benefit ot An Experienc- ed Worehouse Force L. R. CLARK AND SON, Props. R. R. MEADOR, Auctioneer 'I 'I 4, cf J vv-v-Jqrvvvvvvvv-----free-0-4r-,-.r4-- SELL YOUR TOBACCO With BERNARD AND WALKER WENDELL, NORTH CAROLINA STAR AND BERNARD'S WAREHOUSES N ,fb Refresh yourselfvggfgy 1 'Mx' X Q- I J X 'NX g, ,A - Q f THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. DIAL 211-79 5I5 WEST MORGAN ST RALEIGH, N. C. Compliments of WENDELL FARMERS EXCHANGE Feed, Paint, Seed, Wire and Nails WENDELL, N.. C. 0.4-:.r-0.9.04-:J-4-:.1-:::::: PlTTMAN'S JEWELERS Diamonds Watches - Silverware Guaranteed Watch and ' E. J. CORBETT, JR. General Merchandise Groceries Feeds and Farm Supplies ROUTE l ZEBULON, N. C. Phone 2944 BUY AT A. V. EASON'S For Better Prices In GROCERIES, SEA FOODS and Jewelry Repair FEEDS 1, CLAYTON N C Route I Zebulon, N. C h , . . R 4 G-0-0::::::-0-1-::::::::::::::::::::: A A Ag :::::,f.p-.4-:.f-4-:::::::.v-0-.4-.4-: E : ': : :: ': ':: A ': ' Qt coMPuMENts or Q. IDEAL CLEANERS 2 WENDELL, NORTH CAROLINA l.,,,,..,:,.,.:x:, -:x,x,:,::,,,,:, E :::: :x::::::: 'c A A ::: 1: J. T. B OY K I N li l Groceries - Shell Gas and Oil - General Merchandise if Buyer and Seller of Country Produce Route 1 WENDELL, N. C. Compliments of J E. WILDER'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Route I Zebulon, N. C. MILTON BARHAM SERVICE STATION - GAS ond OIL GENERAL MERCHANT Route I Zebulon, N. C. Meet Your Friends At RlCHARDSON'S BARBER SHOP WENDELL, N. C. TODD MOTORS CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Wendell, North Corolino COMPLIMENTS OF JONES BARBER SHOP Three Good Borbers To Serve You! CLAYTON, N. C. WHITLEY - BAIN DRUG COMPANY Alwoys The Best In Drugs Phone 2I3-I CLAYTON, N. C. R H RICHARDSON, JR. SERVICE STATION ond GROCERY Route I Wendell, N. C. PHILIP MASSEY More Merchondising For Less F. C. X. Distributor Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Point ond Oils ZEBULON, N. C. ::: -::::y-c:::::::::I-f6:P::::::! 6 -A--A:---- A-- AAAAAAAAAA---JtAA:A-'rot-Joe:- COMPLIMENTS OF OF WALKSON TRADING COMPANY Phone 4411 COTTON OINNER - FERTILIZER DEALER ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA -----vv--Ivv-----vvvvvvvvvv CHAMBLEE USED CARS ALL MAKES OF NEW AND USED CARS We Finonce - Phone 3021 NEIL P. CHAMBLEE J. W. JOHNSTON WENDELL, N.. C. AA AAA A A-'f?5f A 'AAAAAA 114: 'A J. M. CHEVROLET COMPANY OLDSMOBILE - CHEVROLET ZEBULON, N. C. PHONE 5151 WHITLEY 81 SCARBORO, INC. FARM SUPPLIES I I I I I I ZEBULON, N. C. PHONE 3301 ::::::,:::,:::::,, ,,::: :::::::.f-.c::::::-f-I-0 l'4 ::::::::::::::::::' :TTI 1::::T::T:::::::::::::::::::::::::T G f IT Af I II S I WENDELL DRUG co. I BEDDlNGFIELD'S 4: 5.,.Ce,908 I Three Re9'S'e'ed D'U99'SfS ' PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY THE REXALL STORE Clayton North Carolina Your Potronoge Is Apprecioted I I - 9 :::::::::::::::::f:::::: Jb - TAYLOR'S MILL MEAL and GROCERIES GAS and OIL FISHING Wade Tippett Route I Zebulon, N. C HIGH'S GROCERY 8g CAFE PETTIGREW HIGH - Manager Luncheons - Hot Dogs Groceries - Ice Cream Phone 8-QI Middlesex, N. C S. F. HIGH, JR. Groceries - Hardware - Feeds Fertilizers - Coal PHONE 826 MIDDLESEX, N. C. WAKELON FOOD MARKET Fancy Groceries, Fresh Meats and Sea Foods THURMAN MURRAY FRANCIS WALL :::::-0 : ::: ::::::, Compliments of PEOPLES BANK 8a TRUST CO. ZEBULON, N. C. THE EXECUTOR THAT NEVER DIES Member ot Federal Deposit Insurance Company WHEN IN ZEBULON Enioy Yourself In RUNT'S POOL ROOM Soft Drinks, Nabs, Cigarettes ZEBULON, N. C. HOLLAND'S GROCERIES D. C. HOLLAND, Mgr. Groceries - Market - Feeds G. E. Appliances Zenith Radios Phone H-23 Middlesex, N. C. Compliments of J. T. SMITH SERVICE STATION Amoco of-xs a. oiL and Groceries Route 2 Clayton, N. C - - --vv v --vvv v v v - v :::::::,r::: e:::::::,ff.c:9Q'0-Qc: : :::::?f::::i: 4AAAAAi0'!AJ24'AAA :o0c---ao0a4----:o Compliments of ALLEN BARBEE, Representing HERFF-JONES COMPANY CLASS RINGS - COMMENCEMENT iNviTATioNS COLLEGIATE CAP 8. GOWN CO. CAPS AND GOWNS AMERICAN SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. GENERAL SUPPLIES OSTWALD COMPANY BAND UNIFORMS CLINT W. LEE COMPANY Ii I Ii 'I D PLOMAS I407 - I4I7 North Copitol Avenue Indionopolis 7, Indiono ' 'lllllllQQQQQQQLQLQQQLQQQQQv ' Emi ::::::GQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ:GG- 1, 1, Comphmenis OI ff E. W. ELLIS 8. CO., Inc. I It 'I GENERAL MERCHANTS A. T. B A R N E S ,If EERTILIZERS - FEEDS - SEEDS GENERAL MERCHANDISE I I, CLAYTON, N. C. ARCHEIQLODGE I Everything For Better Living dv' I I G :::::fiiiij::::: ':::::::::::::::::::iiiii:::: 'I 'I I See I :I I SERVICE DRY CLEANERS JOHN T. TALTON Ig: for :E WE CLEAN AND BLOCK HATS I N S U R A N C E Phone 3476 I I Cloyton, N. C. I: 1: Clayton, N. C. In 1, 1, - -----AA---A ---- - ,Q L: -: A: -:::.p::-P-6: Q ' SMITHFIELD MULE COMPANY I 0 LIvestock I ' FARM MACHINERY - CLEAN USED CARS Phone 92-W North Fourth Street Smithfield, N. C. A:::-ro' 1- ------------------------ - ---------.-- -vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv I I I 1: FISHER'S BAKERY AND SANDWICH CO. II I If It'S Fishers - It's Fresher 'I I I I 'I 'I I I Ig PHONE 6494 RALEIGH, N. C. I I 1: z:::: -:::::,II 'I 'I I I COMRLIMENTS OF 'I QI R. B. Whitley And Son, Incorporated I I I 'I 1: WENDELL, NORTH CAROLINA 3 Qt Lx, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...E......... -I 1T:::: it 'I 'I I JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY I FOR HOME AND FARM SUPPLIES Cosh - It You Hove It . . . . . Credit - If You Need It -.v-o-eo-0-0-0.04 A-J--AAA+-:---A -'-A:-oo-4-t WENDELL MOTOR CO. So es - F O R D -Service G. E. APPLIANCES STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS for Cors FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES TRUCKS AND TRACTORS Siewori-Worner, Rodio ond Moiorolo, Americo's Finest Home Roolio HOME BUILDERS CORP. BETTER MATERIALS FOR BETTER, HOMES Zebulon, N. C. Phone 2541 WENDELL, N. C. 4 'A' Complimenis Complimenfs of gf WENDELL THEATER VVENDELL, N. C. 4 GILL MOTOR COMPANY ZEBULON, N. C. 'A' MASSEY'S HATCH ERY Boby Chicks ond Chick Supplies Complete Line of Purino Chows for Chickens, Cows, Horses ond Hogs ZEBULON, N. C. Lf- Q F A::::::::::: ::: -::: I MASSEY LUMBER CO. Phone -435I -Zebulon, N. C. LUMBER AND BUILDERS MATERIAL Hordwore Complefe Line of Crosley Ronges ond Shelvodor Refrigerofors I 1+ 7 I 1 4, I I 4, Complimenis of l ll 'k 4, 1 I I 4 'I Ii W. J. WILDER'S SERVICE I 1: COMPLIMENTS 4 4: 1' I STATION OF l 4 I oAs and oRocEi2iEs 3 4 A FR l E N D ' 4 ,I . I' I Route I Middlesex, N. C. I I i, 4 I I I I 4 ,I ---,------ JL- ---- J -:::::::::: 4 r ., 1 1:ll I J- H I N N l Compliments of I GENERAL MERCHANT 4, I I 4, 4 , LESTER HINTON I I 4, Sforeworker for Hinfori Grocery ,l l V A N N l 1 WM. EDWIN NARRON I ' Former ond Generol Repoir 4' 1, GENERAL lVlERCl'lAlXlDlSE I Brick Work 1, ,E I I - 4, Route I Middlesex, N. C. ll lf Rome l Zebulon' N' C' I 4, 4 ........ ...AA, 1 ' :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 4, II P. 8. W. PONTIAC COMPANY . PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICES ,I PHONE 358I WENDELL, N. C. 1 :::::::::::: :::: :::::::::::::::::::::: '::::::::::::::' T: W. P. N A R R o N , GENERAL MERCHANDISE - AMOCO GAS AND OIL , In ROUTE I MIDDLESEX, N. C. 4, ' ':::::::::: - :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.v-out-Ol :::::::::: A:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::'1 'I C. C. P E R R Y , GenerolMercl1ondise - Groceries - Feeds ond Form Supplies 4 I ROUTE I SELMA, N. C. 1, ---------- 3 ' ' :::::::::::::::Jt: UNIVERSAL CHEVROLET COMPANY Soles ond Service WRECKER SERVICE SPECIALIZE IN BODY AND PAINT WORK Phone 2041 Wendell, N. C. M DDLESEX FURNITURE CO. FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS PHILCO RADIO AND RADIO REPAIRS ATKINSON'S MILL A-AA-----A--------------AAA' AAG I Wofer Ground Cornmeol ond Feeds E. R. WATSON 8. SON,.Mgrs. ROUTE 1 SELMA, N. C. Phone 44-1 ' T 'rv-QQQQ1-Q' T QQQQQQQ::,::::,,:::,,QQ H. V. A N D R E W S ., BUILDERS I Phone 4127 I I I WENDELL, N. C. I JL::::::::: -:: JJ D. D. C R E E C H Generol Auto Repoiring TEXACO PRODUCTS PHONE 847 PARTS, ACCESSORIES MIDDLESEX, N. C. ----------- ........ --------,N---- THE WENDELL FLORIST WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE In 'I In ZEBULON FILORAL CO BEAUTIFY WITH FLOWERS Flowers Wired Anywhere Phone 3706 ond 3701 ZEBULON, N. C. I Member of F. T. D. , I ., Phone 2671 Wendell, N. C. :I Il ::::::,,:::, ,,,,,::::,:::: gb ::::::::: THE BANK OF 'WENDELL WENDELL, N. c. Forty-One Years of Continuous Service 'I I 'I I 'I I I I I I -v-vvvvv----vv--1'-0-0-0-.0-0-.0 Compliments of Richardson 8E Hocutt GENERAL MERCHANDISE Member Federal Deposit ll Insurance Corporation It Rome l Wendell' NC' I xxxx 1 xxxx' xxxxxxxxxxt I f 5 LEWIS' FURNITURE MARSI-IIaoURN's 1 CPMPANY 55 Complefe Food Slow FUNERAL DIRECTORS ' WENDELL, N. c. ir I I EMBALMERS Wendell, N. C. if I if W. R. NOWELL Coye L. Blinson And Co. Prescription Druggist I 'I Groceries and Hardware WENDELL, N. C. ll Phone 2713 Wendell, N. C. 'I ak I 1' ::: l -:::::,:,,::::::::::::::::::::: J - v - v v :::- - - v v -1, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::v v . CAROLINA LAUNDRY Compllments of il I I' A COMPLETE FAMILY SERVICE I BRITT'S GROCERY Main Street WENDELL, N. C. 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1-:QQ --vvvv--v:vJ-t::::::J-c Laundry Washed Clothes Guard Health Phone 4081 for PICKUP gl DELIVERY SERVICE Wendell, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY Moin Office: Telephone 444' - Line Service 4451 ZEBULON, N. C. xx? II I1 :1 1 '1 I1 I1 I1 :1 1 I1 I1 11 1 I1 I1 11 1 I1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 I '1 1 '1 I1 I1 I I1 I1 1 1 1 T. A. C O O K E HARDWARE ond PAINT Phone 2551 Wendell, N. C. Whitley Furniture Co., Inc. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ond EMBALMERS Telephone 3541 Zebulon, N. C. ZEBULON MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION JOHNSON'S MARKET ond GROCERY Heovy ond Foncy Groceries Complete Ivlorket Service Fresh Produce Doily Cottle Buyer I I 11 I I I I '1 1 1 I Ronsom Johnson Wendell, N. C. Little River Ice Co. Stokers - Ice - Cool Ice Refrigerators Phone 3081 Zebulon, N. C. J U A:::J-6:::::+4?:::::::-f4't:.f+0-0-1?::: Q-0-0-OQ J v-v vvv- AJiQQfAJAAA AAAAA v - -v- ..,. Jar-:- FIRST CITIZENS BANK 81 TRUST CO. Clayton, N. C. COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A1 I1 I1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 I1 1 1 1 11 1 1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 I1 1 I1 1 I1 I1 I1 1 4f::: SELL YOUR TOBACCO WITH DAVIS WILDER at FARM WAREHOUSE SMITHFIELD, N. C. PHONE 46I J. W. Davis Lumber Co. Rough and Dressed Lumber MIDDLESEX, N. C. O'NeaI's Service Station A oooo PLACE TO TRADE Route I Selma, N. C. '7 I1 1 1 I1 I1 1 1 I1 I1 1 1 1 I1 1 I1 I1 I1 I1 .I '1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 1 1 I I 1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 3 8013- ,., n 1 . gr- W , X -ur L 5,- 55 'WZ .Vx 'N .s K, q A. M- KH , wig: Q rags K ,W i 4 a we ,A -fuifnif wrimwuunq ,-..p,...-.QQ--ng .- Q, .3 JJ T' ,wif if ...-n 4- 'L ,n i W 9- if f .. -. Af ' v 5 - wg '-' , ' in , 'QED ,wi 'R 4 , ,Y . ,, 4 S ,, V -a fv ' .' - 4 f 3,1 ' J .' I A' AA' ' I 5 A- , ,..-ff. u', ' , , , y n - Q -' xg A . QQ '9 V w v r 1 114 Cnrlni h Holdw S 'W High Schoul fff'LJLl1OIl, N U 'lhc COT11'11.l'lldII ' f 4'22v: 'fT5M fi?L3?E?if3I' M 3?'Y' ' .1 9? L f f 'fi5-Filffifigf ' -KYIQVV Vfl 5fQ :. 1' '-ff 'ff - T'Z?,l PHLWITN - ' LN.: i' 4 I t N EW F7 e ' .ff ' -s w., Sf A wg 'f 7 'I ' , W t 4- t IA- h,1:-L21-Z' ,J ,VI .1 -I Ng., -A ,dar S .,. its , ,in ... , . ev kk 4,,'L.vTv- W A I ' L. . , lA . 6 I 1. , .Q . if t -214, f5?f?1,?: ?4f1 T:,, C5315