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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

Y K, N' , -'1 X . l X , ,T . 0 ' f M , P! 1 JOHNSTON CCUNTY HERITAGE CENTER Lum 'fiHELD, N.C. Donated By Mrs. Mae M. Freeman 2002 I I 1 1 4 1 4 I 1 I I I v I x I 1 1 I 1 l i i I I A I 1 X, . Il I 1 4 I U xmwa fi' ,959 Zrfrinflziarz Volume X V A Published by Senior 611155 Harinth-Holders J-Hgh Salma! 4 Kaul: I Zcbulon ,Narth Earaliua , A 1 '.,.b Zfrcufvrd In presenting this book, we, the annual staff, sincerely hope that we are leaving to you a true representation of the school activities of the year 1959. In later years this book will become a priceless treasure to you, preserving the happy school days of '59 at Corinth High in pictures and in word. With this purpose in mind we proudly present to you the 1959 Corinthian. Hvrzfmis Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophom ores Freshmen Elementary Activities Athletics Advertisements Our life at ,, i The school grounds of a school are always important, for it is on them that we arrive at school, and leave. It is also on them that many of our outside activities are carried on. l As you roam the country, you can always tell by it's appearance, the building of learn- ing. ' It has a timeless, sturdy appearance, which let's you know it is a building of learn- ing. The arrival of the first school bus starts the day at Corinth-Holders School. In order to get each day off to a good start, Into the halls and onto the classes is an 3 scripture of 3 reference apt title for the thing which takes place a from the Blble 15 3 must- moment after each bell. Horiufh-Holders As students here at Corinth-Holders, we realize that we enjoy a privilege that few school students have. That is the one to have a smoking stand , Into the halls and into the classes, is an apt title for this picture. In high school one of the main privileges is the one to change classes. It gives a person time to rest his mind as well as his body, 5 u The loading of the school buses is a looked-forward- to time in our school day. We are proud of our buses and of the drivers. Leaving class the first thing in the morn ing is the first big step in our day's work. ffzylz Schvv Here in the Home Economics classroom the girls In the Vocational Agriculture shop the boys learn learn many of the things which they will have to do many things which Can be put to use on the farm, in as housewives and mothers. They are things such making n121ChinCS and Other things. as sewing, cooking, cleaning, etc. A sound mind in a sound body. In school classes we start to work on the sound mind part, but here in Physical Ed. , we go to work on the sound body. Here are some of the boys shooting the breeze at recess. We are thankful that we have a coke machine to use at recess. f .., b .. .,s.4mw,, In the Science Club, many things are discussed and studied that are not taken up in the various Science courses. Dad Zvzfizw They have understood our problems, assisted us with patience of steel, listened to our complaints with an admirable smile, in- spired us with confidence, encouraged us when we were disheart- ened, and enhanced our chance for success. Their determined effort to make us satisfied and happy shall al- ways be remembered as one of our most precious high school memories. Words can't express our appreciation for their various contributionsg but to show how much we love, honor, and respect them, the 1959 Corinthian Staff dedicates the '59 Corinthian to the parents of the senior class. V h H W E 6 5 I I AD M. NIST RAT .0 N The quality of mercy' is bfzofbstfainedl E It diohpeth, as the gezzfle .rain from heaven ' Upon the place heneaihg ith is twice hlenvd 4.... , It hlesseth him that gizfex, and thdffahes. V I , SHAKESPEARE h Io To a man who has done much for the betterment of our school, we give our many thanks Keen! Senna! Heard Mr. Rupert Harris, Mr. Percy D. Strickland, Mr. Connie Wilder, Mr. Harvey Price, Mr, Lacy Castleberry. To this group of men who have worked and served our school and community so well we owe many thanks. Nina-e-.., Kennfy Superintendent MR. E. S SIMPSON X 4 1 I dare do all ffm! may become az mam Who 61,4765 do more, is none. SHAKESPEARE Principal MR. OTTIS C. FREEMAN We are very grateful for your ceaseless and tireless efforts dedicated to giving us a better education, for your wise counseling in difficult situations and in times of distress, for your always willing and generous help, and for your spiritual guidance, Through many seemingly difficult times you have guided us safely and kept us in the right direction. Not only in school but in daily life, the high ideals you set forth were, are, and will always be a bright and shining star in our lives. We greatly appreciate everything you have done for us. ffzylz Salma! Zzculfy 21:2 4 's Y , Xa J . f if Z t f 1 , N A . fi, fa. is MR. JOHN L. G1-,OVER MISS MARGIE PRICE MR. CLARENCE B, S, , North C31-011113 State B,S, , East CarO1iI1a WOODARD Vocational Agriculture College B. A. . UHiVCfSitY of N. C. Home Economics - Juniors Eflg1iSh ' FFCHC11 ' SSHiOrS MRS, GILBERTINE GARNER B, S, , Wake Forest College English - Freshmen ww MR. PHILLIP ALVA AVERETTE 's ' B. s, , East Carolina couege A Science - Seniors , , ,A MRS, GERALDINE CARROLL A-weft' ' B, A, , Atlantic Christian College Commercial Subjects - Sophomores A , fy . 5 ,ri -' A H 4 UW A V MR. CHARLES CARROLL B. S, , Wake Forest B. D, , Southeastern Baptist f Theological Seminary Drivers' Ed. - History - Mathe- , if matics - Sophomores , , A g f ,F ll iw- 585 r V ,,' 7 E 3 , 155' MR. RAIFORD FULGHUM B. A, , Atlantic Christian Coach - Social Studies - General Math - Freshmen MR. I. E. WARRICK B. A, , Elon College Mathematics - Juniors K. i . ., 9 Elementary Zzculfy gl,11v r5 'l 'ABE -0.4 .1-wwf aa-fr 4. i ,fi - lpn .7 ' S . x th W..- 'Ulla ,vfw .. ., , 7 M .,, fray, 'JZ 1 if 1 S nf f Z. A.. s , X av-Za, ii E+ A xv., W ,. ,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,mJ,W ,.,,4s ,,. A , ,rr , W. N J K is t .., fr.- ,fra 5 of 245: z Q, X an-'ss wi! Lug 'af' sfv- D vii' FW31,,, 'WP'-1-. -I- M 4' , nil ' an -ffm., ....a,,,. MRS. WADE RICHARDSON A. B. , A. C. C. Eighth Grade MRS. MAE M. FREEMAN A.B.. W.C.T.A.C.C. Seventh and Eighth Grades MRS. GENEVA D. NARRON A. B. . E. C. C. -A. C. C. Seventh Grade MRS. GENEVA W. WILDER A. B. . E. C. C. -A.C.C. Sixth Grade MRS, ANNIE L, RICHARDSON A,B,, E.C,C, -A,C,C. Fifth and Sixth Grades MRS, MYRTLE T, MOSER A,B,, w,c,U,N,c, -snare Fifth Grade MRS, LOUISE M. MASSEY A, B, , Meredith-State Fourth Grade MISS ISLA MAE PHIPPS Ao Bl l AICICO Fourth Grade MRS. MARY G, BUNN A,B,, E,c,c, -A,c,c, Third Grade MRS. DOROTHY B. DRIVER B.S,, E,C,C. Second and Third Grades MRS, ESTELLE TERRY A.B., E.C.C.-A.C.C. Second Grade MRS. MYRLE C. KELLER A,B., U,N,C. -E,C,C, First Grade MRS. IRVINE WEATI-IERSBY A, B, , Longwood-Farmville First Grade MRS, KATE F, KEEN National Music Guild Public School s E N no , ,ff T is . EW? WM E P 1 iam ' MISS, . 1 fm. Q. ag ,qw A 'vial aww V 3.-Eifiiiibe flf BM ii.. ' Senior 611155 Ofhwrs President - - - - LYNWOOD O'NEAL Vice President - - - - DONALD HINTON Secretary - - - - BETTY BOUGHMAN Treasurer - - - - ROSE BUNN 1 T li r, 1. 1 ua V 4 1 l I ,pls if LINDA FRANCES BARNES Smile and the world smiles with you. Music 1,2g FHA Club 1, 25 4'H Club 1, 2g Class Reporter 3g Sci- ence Club 3,4g Glee Club 3,4g Co-Ho-Pa 3g Entertainment at Junior- Senior Banquet 3g Usher at Junior Play 3g Librar- ians' Club 3g Assistant Librarian 3g Who's Who WILLARD PROCTOR BARNES A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Science Club 3.4: FTA crnb 4. 'Qt EI.. C451 4 MMA' v-13385, ' ,,,,.r,.f' QW 1301113 JEAN ADAMS THERON EDWIN ATKINSON Always happy, never sadg Loose living will get you into ' sometimes naughty, never bad. tight spots. FHA l,2,3g Co-Ho-Pa ag COR- FFA 1,2,3: 4-H 1.2.3.4. INTHIAN 4g Junior Playg Science Club 4g Librarians Club 4g En- tertainment at Junior-Senior Banquet 3g Class Reporter 3. VERA MELVALENE BARNES I have a heart with room for every- one. FHA 1,23 Science Club 3,4g Glee Club 3g Who's Who 4, .3153 f My an F-i LINDA LOU BATTEN Today well lived makes yeaterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. Basketball 1, 2,3, 4g FHA 1,2,4, Parliamen- tarian 2, Treasurer 45 Club lg Librarian 2,33 Librarians' Club 3- Glee Club 3g FTA 3g 55 ' ,Alf I Club 3,45 Junior W LJQW f' U fyffjp Play 3: Annual Staff 4, 'lyj ,LA -5 J fm' , I Who's Who 4: Vice J C, fl h y, My 1 J X 4 President 45 Monogram n4jJ.,tfL-f 1 J ,MD I7 r If gli 4. 241 2 ,LAL pu, L 3 , ,J 1 Tr--X ,,fyVjL1 'ffd 11 Y .E IANICE B1-IRNI' E BOYETTE JESSICA MARIE BOYETTE It's nice to be important, but He that keepeth his mouth 1t's more important to be nice, keepeth his lifeg but he that Co-Ho-Pa 2,3-,4g FHA 1, 2,3, openth wide his lips shall have Treasurer 3g 4-H 1,2g CORINT- distruction. HIAN 3,4g Librarians' Club 2, Music 1.2.43 FHA 1.2.4, H15- 3,4g FTA 3,4g Honor Club 3,4g torian 2, President 4g 4-H 1,2, Librarian 2,3, Assistant Librarian Pianist 23 C1355 Secretary 2,33 4g Music 1, 2. Co-Ho-Pa 3,4, Assistant Art Editor 3, Religious Ed. 4g FTA 3g Annual Staff 4g Who's Who 4. YQ, rv-ff awww- Q ' ,, p .lk .Ak lpwwwff fi I -zz 'S' A ,f A ' b 1' ,,, 'W Nur DOROTHY IEAN BOUGHMAN I'm little, but I'm wise, there's friendship in my eyes. 4-H lg Class Secretary lg Basketball l,2,3,4g Science Club 4, Secre- . tary 4, FHA l,2,3g , wa- Librarians' Club 3, ,A ,s,s . Librarian 3g Junior .Q Play 3, Annual Staff 4. MARGARET ELAINE CARROLL A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. FHA l,2,3g Class Treasurer lg Co- Ho-Pa Staff 2,3,4g Assistant Librar- ian 2, Junior Play 3, 4-H Club lg County Winner in Tree Identifica- tion lg Class Reporter 2, Drivers' Education 3, Cheerleader 2,3,4', m Chief 3,4g Honor Club 4g Monograbg Club 3,4g Glee Club 3. y, iw Of' , . ff-Qfzmgrt.,-.-J'-IQ'1.-.fs ., , ' .. WARREN GILES BOYETTE The best things in life are al- ways the hardest to get. FFA 2,3, Sentinel 2, Editor of Vo-Ag-News 3g Baseball l,2,3, 4, Basketball 2,4g Co-Ho-Pa 2, 3,45 CORINTHIAN 4, Monogram Club 3,4g Science Club 4, Pres- ident 43 FTA 4, Vice Presidentg Honor Club 3,4g Bus Driver 4g FHA King 4, Who's Who 4. BETTY LOU BOUGHMAN Do what you think is right, but always think twice before doing it. FHA l,2g Science Club 3,43 Glee Club 3,4g Who's Who 4, Class Treasurer 3, Class Sec- retary 4, ROSE MARY BUNN Happiness is not the end of life, character is. FHA 1,25 Glee Club 3g Co-Ho-Pa Staff 3,4g Librarians' Club 3g Honor Club 3,4g FTA 3g Science Club 4, Junior Play 3, Class Reporter 4, Class Historian 4, Who's Who 4, Class Treasurer 4. BETTY LEE COOKE As he thinketh in his heart, so is he. FHA l,2,3g Librarian 3,4g Science Club 3g Librarians' Club 3,4. SHIRLEY FAYE CONGLETON WOODROW CARROLL IR. Something sterling that will A little hard work and study stay when gold and silver melt never hurt anyone. away. FFA l,2,3,4g 4-H Club l,2. fy, Glee Club 3g FHA l,2,3g Science Club 3g Cheerleader 2,3,4g Junior Class Play 35 Monogram Club 3,4, Librarian 4, Librarian's Club 4, Reporter 4, Who's Who 4, In D4 iv-A ' 1 M MARY FRANCES CORBETT DEWEY WAYNE CREECH Action may not always bring Girls may kill you, but what happiness, but there is no happi- a wonderful way to die. ness without action. FFA 1, 2, Who's Who 4. FHA 1,2,3g Glee Club 3, Science Club 4, Basketball 1. DOUGLAS HUGH CREECH Have faith, Will travel. Baseball 1,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, FFA 1,2,3,4, President 3,4, Co-Captain 3,4, President 1, Co- Ho-Pa Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Monogram Club 3,4, Who's Who 4. .W I 4 .1 AZILEE BASS CURTIS Make your life so count that when you die even the undertaker will be sorry. FHA 1,2,3, Bus Driver f' 4, Glee Club 3. 'al ,tal f ss 'Mu K4 my p lpam rafwffs, lui-its ' '43 ' 2 gf M-f are 1vb?f!'A QQWJ6 f rr .-as r EDWARD FLYNN CROCKER A friend in need is always a friend indeed. FFA 1,2, Monitor on Bus 4, JDORQTHY ANNE EASON love them that love me and that seek me early shall find 1,2,3, Librarians' Club 4, Assistant Librarian 4, Glee Club 3. Jwf TONY RAEFORD ELLIS PEGGY NELL FAUCETTE Play more, study less, that is We build the ladder by which my idea of happiness. we c1imb, FFA 2,3, Monogram Club 4, Class Reporter 1, 4-H Club 1 President 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, 2,3,4, FHA 1,2,4, FTA 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Who's Who 4, Assistant Librarian 3, Librarian 4 Bus Driver 4. LARRY WALLACE DAVID MILTON FLGWERS FITCHETT I will look for success and -:Q Don't worry about anything, try to succeed, but 1 will Q 'TI . N because nothing is going to never drop the fun. ' be all right. FFA 3, 4, Who's Who 4. le WILLIAM FRANKLIN I GARDNER The best way to have a friend is to be one. 4-H 1,2, FFA 1,2, Science Club 4, Lunch- room Worker l, Ping- Pong Winner for 10th Grade. 4. .f-' 3 'W IMOGENE GAY Today well lived makes yester- day a dream of happiness and to- morrow a vision of hope. Co-Ho-Pa Staff 3, FHA l,2,3, I Class Treasurer 2, Librarian 2, Basketball l,2,3,4, Co-Captain , 4, Monogram Club 4, Treasurer 4, I Senior Class Reporter 4, Glee Club 3,4, Who's Who 4, Entertainment at Junior-Senior Banquet 3, 4-H 1, I 2, Local Public Speaking Winner 2, Blue Award Winner of Tree Identification 2, Drivers' Education 2, Music 1,2. no 1 V l F ELIZABETH JOY HALES GLENDA KAY HARRIS Her charming personality is The Lord is on my side, I will her greatest asset. not fear, What can man do 4-H l,2, FHA l,2,3, Science unto me? Club 3,4, Assistant Librarian Bus Driver 3,4, Drivers' Edu- 3, Librarian 4, Librarians' cation 2, FHA l,2,3, Junior Club 4, Program Committee Play 3, Librarians' Club 3, Co- 4, Class Play Prompter 3, Music Ho-Pa Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, 2,3, Basketball Manager 3, Monogram Club 4, Glee Club 3. FFA 1, President of DE Club 3: Who's Who 4. .Aja if , f .711 Q UJv'21 fx 1 . , ' so Af' 1 :fri .f ' V? L' '7 DORIS LUCILLE GARNER A sweet disposition is a virtue to be treasured. Song Leader of FHA l, 2, Librarian 3, Librarians' Club 3, Entertainment at Junior-Senior Banquet 3, Glee Club 3, CORINTHIAN Staff 3,4, Bus Driver 3,4, Usher for Class Play 3, Science Club 4, Who's Who 4. BRENDA CAROLYN HALES Trust in God an you will succeed, FHA1,2,4, FTA 3, f Librarians' Club 4, E Librarian 4, Program 3 Chairman 4, Science Club 4, Music 1,2,3, Who's Who 4. 3 ta 1 I I 11 w A V LOUISE MINERVA HARRIS The way to have friends is to be one. Librarian 2,3g Librarians' Club 3g FHA l,2,3g FTA 4g 4-H Club lg Science Club 3. SAUNDRA LEE JOHNSON Kindly speech maketh many friends. FHA l,2,3, Parliamentarian 3g 4-H Club l,2,3g Librarians' Club 3g Honor Club 3,4g FTA 4g Co-Ho-Pa Staff 2,43 Music lg Librarian 3g Class Play Usher 35 Class Testator 4g CORINTHIAN Staff 4g Who's Who 4: Typist 4. MICHAEL HERBERT MURPHREY To learn so as to live. 4-H l,2,3,4g Science Club 3,41 CORINTHIAN Staff 4g Junior Play 4g Who's Who 4g Drivers' Education 3g Basketball 2,3g FFA 2,3, Tool Identification Team 2, 3g Glee Club 3,43 Bus Driver 4, DONALD LEROY HINTON Today well lived makes yes- terday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. mp, President 2,3, Vice President 4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Co- Q Captain 4g FFA l,2,3,4, Sec- A retary 2, Vice President 3,4g V ? Baseball 2,3,4g 4-H Club l, 4 :r 4. 2,3,4g Junior Play 3g Annual an ,Q staff 4g Who's Who 4g Bus Driver f X gf ei? . , Za ,,n , an is B Q 4, f B , , 45 Monogram Club 3,4? rivers'f!l 4 Education 2, ' pr V lj by A JAMES EARL LAMM No man can ever rise above that at which s9!l'0 w 179741 2,3,4: FFA ,2g Monogram Club Science Club l,2, FTA 43 Honor Club Math Club 1, 2. JOYCE ANN NARRON W The way to have a friend is to be one. X, Cheerleader l,2g FHA l,2,3, Par- liamentarian lg 4-H lg Glee Club 35 Science Club 3,45 Monogram Club 3,4. IEIWQ x CLAUDE LEON NARRON PATRICIA ANN NARRON When you get something for It is easy to quit, but one who nothing remember somebody quits never wins. got gypped. FHA l, 2,45 Glee Club 3g FFAg 4-H. Librarian 4g Librarians' Club 4, ,, I f N5-, ww-sr, w ,M 'Mn' well lived fmakes yesterday a l-dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. Class Reporter lg FHA 1,23 Librarian 2,3,4g Marshal 2g Chief Mar- shal 3g Honor Club 3, 4g FTA 3,45 C0-HO- Pa Staff lg Editor-in- Chief 4g Manager of 8 1 1 Girls' Basketball Team N 'ff 4, Librarians' Club 3, 4g Who's Who 4. ,M ,,, GEORGE EDWARD SMITH Riches on earth are fine, but riches in heaven are better. Class Vice President lg Marshal 1, 2g Co-Ho-Pa Staff 3: CORINTHIAN Staff 4, FFA Club 2,3, 4-H Club 1, 2, HOILOI Club 3,43 FTA ciub 4, Science Club 4g Who's Who 4. LYNWOOD HUGH O'NEAL Treat me niceg good boys are scarce. President 4g Vice President 2, 3, Business Editor 43 H Club 1, 2, 3,4, President 45 FFA 3g Science Club 3,45 Pro- gram Chairman 4: Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2,4g Chairman Magazine Sales 12-Bg Marshal 3g Junior Play 3g Who's Who 4. V K Aflvx DOUGLAS RANSOM THOMPSON If you try hard enough you will succeed. I Basketball 1: 4714 Club 1,2,3,4g FFA 1.2. f-- iff , Off-Z a?g?42efQ fidfff or r ' J f L Z! JERRY BELL POOLE Make it thy business to know thyself, which is the most difficult lesson in the world. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Junior Play 3, Who's Who 4g Co-Ho- Pa staff 3,4: COPJNTHIAN Staff 4g FFA 2, 3: Monogram Club 3,4g Drivers' Education 3. FRANCES LORRAINE SASSER Today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow- a vision of hope. Basketball 1,3g FHA 1, 2, Glee Club 3,4g Science Club 45 4-H Club 1, 2,3,4g Music 1,2,3,4g Drivers' Education 2. D f Ljdypfblf LINDA CAROL STRICKLAND A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4g FHA 1, 2,3g Glee Club 35 Mono- gram Club 3,4g Who's Who 4g Annual Staff 4g Co-Ho-Pa Staff 4, Drivers' Education 2, EDWIN LAWRENCE TIPPETT For my part, I'll tell the truth and shame the devil. Who's Who 43 Science Club lg FFA 1, 2. IRIS FAYE WALL A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. 4-H Club 1, 25 FHA 1,2, 3: Science Club 3: Glee Club 3, 45 Librarians' Club 45 Monitor on Bus 3,4. EDITH BARNES WHIT LEY Here is a loving heart that understands. FHA l,2g FTA 3g Sci- ence Club 4g Bus Driver 4: CORINTHIAN Staff 4g Who's Who 4g Typist b 4g Assistant Bus Driver 3g Drivers' Education 2g Co-Ho-Pa Staff 4. CAROLYN IEANETTE VANN Ambition is the road I travelg success is the goal of my accom plishments. Music 1,2,3g Class Song Leader 1g4-H Club 1gFHA 1,23 FTA 3,4, Secretary 4g Science Club 3,4, Reporter 4: Who's Who 45 Jtmior Play Usher 3: Co-Ho-Pa Staff 43 Glee Club 3. W I 5 90 apr WU W , A fic .f p ff, I ' 1, diffffdlffi L 4 f ,I 1 Q ai C4404 LINDA FAYE WILDER A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. FHA l,2,3g Glee Club 3,4g Who's Who 4, Science Club 3. A CHARLES WHITLEY If If women interfere with work, quit work. FFA 1, 2. LINDA ANNE WHITLEY The best way to have a friend is to be one. FHA 1,2,3g Librarians' Club 4, Assistant Librarian 4, Science Club 3 1 - -au! -...A l it F ls. E li s 'L l 4 ,I 4 1 I I , I 'I I P I w Glass ffisfvry About 12 years ago two groups of scared and excited youngsters entered school for the first time, one group entering at Archers Lodge the other entering at Corinth-Holders. They had one task to do--open the closed doors of education. Now these same two groups have merged to form the Senior Class of Fifty-nine and have a greater task to do, another door to open- -the door of life. Our days in grammar school passed very rapidly, with parties and picnics highlighting each year. As green Freshmen we entered high school in the fall of '55, Our first look at our responsibili- ties frightened us but with the help of our outstanding guides, Mrs. Gilbertine Garner and Mr, George Spiritos, we soon became adapted to our duties and surroundings and became Sophomores. Mr. Clarence Woodard and Mr. J. C. Warrick were our guides in our second year of high school. With their help we soon became Juniors, As Juniors we had Mr, Yancey Aycock and Mrs. Gilbertine Garner to lead us. By this time we were acquiring a few more responsibilities. We enjoyed presenting our class play, The Funny Brats, We entered a Magazine Campaign in which we defeated the Seniors. Then came the one event to which we had looked forward to so long, the Junior-Senior Banquet. We had a very enjoyable evening. The memories of that night shall be very dear to each of us. In the fall of 1958 we finally became Seniors--the distinctive title of which we had been dream- ing of for eleven long years. With the leadership and guidance of Mr. Clarence Woodard and Mr. Phillip Averette, we packed many happy events into those short nine months, including class parties, publishing an annual, selecting and receiving class rings, presenting a class play, selecting invita- tions and calling cards, attending a Junior-Senior Banquet, sponsoring a barbecue supper, and finally making plans for our trip which was to bring to a close twelve happy years together. As we go out into the world to take our respective places too, we shall carry with us many happy and cherished memories of our days at Corinth-Holders High School. We hope that we prove our- selves worthy and capable in what ever path of life we choose. Rose Bunn Class Historian 611155 poem At Corinth long ago we met To begin a life we'1l n'er forget. We've worked together for many years, Years of heartaches, joys and tears. And though we leave our school behind, We'll remember classmates and teachers kind We thank each of you for what you've done. To make our race, a race well run. We'll remember, too, our parents dear Who pushed us on from year to year. We thank our friends and loved ones, too, Who encouraged us more good work to do. So students here at Corinth High The time has come to say goodbye, May God bless each and all of you Who've stood by us so straight and true. Frances Barnes Class Poet Song Dear Ole Corinth High we're leaving, Leaving the dear place we love so well. Dear Ole Corinth High we're grieving, Grieving for the place that is so swell. Now we're saying good-bye to you. You are the school, it's true. We'll go through life saying we love you too. We'll be so blue and lonely--longing for a place at Corinth High. Dear Ole Corinth High we're sighing, Sighing 'cause we hate to go, just yet. Dear Ole Corinth High, we're crying, Crying lonely tears of deep regret. How we're hoping that you'll go through, Go through life with truth. Scatter your light, say we'll do right, please do. We'll be so blue and lonely--longing for a place at Corinth High. Doris Adams Class Song Writer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jessica Boyette Linwood O'Nea1 Nz x --A.. MOST POPULAR Carolyn Vann Ransom Thompson ,,. 9 ,,,,,f,gy MOST STUDIOUS Brenda Hales George Smith n QF MOST VERSATILE Sybol Sanderford Warren Boyette MOST DEPENDABLE Edlth Whxtley Michael Murphrey BEST SPORTS Imogene Gay Dewey Creech 4 fi BEST PERSONALITY Doris Garner Linwood O'Nea1 ,137 1.1. .-:inf-?i: .nf?i2 KINDE ST Linda Wilder Tony Ellis .Q 41 MOST ATHLETIC Jerry Poole Carol Strickland FRIENDLIEST Melvalene Barnes David Flowers Z ,fm W 'mn auf I 2,3 In Ala fi eg, Q, ,?3itigg.,i iZ. I K . ziggy 'iii 4, ' :QI 55 26 ' I we fm? iff 'T 1 T , 7' '. Q?k 54:5 fSS1' 51' , If 5 7 , gk 4 'A-391, 4 :I 4. 'Z - 1' 2 'fiff' ' . 1-' y f ' 7 f. we , E, is- - -Q ,-ii ,L ,P 1. yi, LX Wa -.fp -I xy, JL ,4 U., , ,1 V, '11, A N l.'F'? is 1. 14 1 'N SH 'f 'v-gh! if +f f YW w- 1, mam wk? ' , . V as 'I W aw, f l'2'g,,, X ff 1 Time has passed so quickly since graduation. It seems as if it were only yesterday that we were in school. Take a look with me and see the many things that have happened in ten years to the Corinth-Holders graduates of 1959. v'Edwin Atkinson is owner of the Atkinson's Race Track in Indiana. Larry Fitchett and Leon Narron are his main attractions. George Smith and Warren Boyette are great engineers and have just completed the largest building in the world, In the field of nursing, Imogene Gay, Joy Hales, Brenda Hales, and Edith Whitley are all nurses at John Hopkins Hospital at Baltimore, Maryland. Frances Barnes and Douglas Creech are married and are the owners of Creech's Nursery, Iris Faye Wall, Edwin Tippett, and Shirley Congleton are a great comedy team appear- ing on television taking the place of Howdy Doody. Elaine Carroll has been selected as Miss Universe of 1969. Linda Batten and Joyce Narron are her traveling companions. Saundra Johnson and Linda Carol Strickland really mastered shorthand in 1959. They are working as stenographers for a big business firm in Raleigh. Across the street from them, Carolyn Vann and Frances Sasser are doing fine jobs as secretaries for the Revenue Department. Lynwood O'Neal is head basketball coach of Notre-Dame. Jerry Poole is his assistant. Frankie Gardner and Dicky Flowers own the Gardner-Flowers Television Store in Wilson They have two successful bookkeepers, Pat Narron and Betty Boughman. Lflass Prvplzecy Willard Barnes continued his love for Chryslers and is president of the Chrysler Cor- poration. Edward Crocker is the vice president, Sybol Sanderford has climbed to the top of the ladder as a mathematics teacher at Atlantic Christian College. In the field of teaching, Janice Boyette and Peggy Faucette loved East Carolina College so well they are teachers down there, Michael Murphrey is now one of the world's most famous artists, His paintings can be found at the Carroll-Whitley Art Shop owned by Woodrow Carroll and Charles Whitley. Mary Frances Corbett and Doris Garner are now outstanding dancing teachers at Arthur Murray's Dancing Studio. Donald Hinton is the president of the largest bank in New York. His cashiers are Melvalene Barnes and Linda Wilder. Kay Harris, who is now Mrs. Carl Denton, is owner of Denton's Fashion Shop. Rose Bunn and Betty Cooke are her two models. Jessica Boyette is the Minister of Music at the First Baptist Church in Charlotte. Ransom Thompson owns Thompson's Pontiac Car Lot in Raleigh. James Lamm is doing a fine job as Ransom's mechanic. Dorothy Boughman is an airline hostess for Pan American. Dorothy Eason is a secretary for the same company. Azilee Curtis is content keeping books for her husband's big firm in California, Louise Harris is married and is Mrs. Horace Shirley. She owns and operates Shirley's Beauty Shop. She has as her helpers Doris Adams and Linda Whitley, Dewey Creech and Tony Ellis are patrolmen working in Durham. fast Wil! We, the Senior Class of 1959 of Corinth-Holders High School, composed of fifty-four members, do hereby declare and publish this our last will and testament: ARTICLE I To our school, we leave our everlasting love and support. ARTICLE I1 To our patents, we extend our deepest love and appreciation for helping make our graduation possible. ARTICLE III To the faculty, we leave our sincere love and appreciation for their understanding and guidance through the past years. ARTICLE IV To the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors we leave the comforting hope that they may reach the honorable position as Seniors. ARTICLE V As individuals the Seniors bequeath the following: DORIS ADAMS and DORIS GARNER leave their ability to have a good time to Sylvia Brantley. EDWIN ATKINSON leaves his supply of jokes to Boyd Earp. FRANCES BARNES leaves her beauty to Ann Hocutt. MELVELENE BARNES ind ISAY HARRIS leave their pleasant manners to Carolyn Weathers. WILLARD BARNES leaves his driving ability to Larry Earp. LINDA BATTEN and CAROL STRICKLAND leave their love for basketball to Carolyn Sander- ford. JANICE BOYETTE leaves her quietness to Alma Jean Murphy. JESSICA BOYETTE and SYBOL SANDERFORD leave their ambition to Shirley Price. WARREN BOYETTE leaves his ambitious ways to Norwood Boyette. BETTY LOU BOUGHMAN and IMOGENE GAY leave their dependability to Josephine Hocutt. DOROTHY BOUGHMAN and ROSE BUNN leave their sweetness to Elmerine Richardson. ELAINE CARROLL and MARY FRANCES CORBETT leave their sweet dispositions to Nadine Driver, SHIRLEY CONGLETON and IRIS FAYE WALL leave their mischievous ways to Sue Narron. and Ccsfamezfzf BETTY COOK and AZILEE CURTIS leave their smile to Elizabeth Richardson. DEWEY CREECH leaves his winning ways to Billy Ray Atkinson. DOUGLAS CREECH leaves his handsome features to Larry Dupree. EDWARD CROCKER leaves his baby ways to Grady Fuller. DOROTHY EASON and LINDA WHITLEY leave their willingness to help others to Alice Thompson. TONY ELLIS leaves his good-nature to Ira Fuller. PEGGY FAUCETTE leaves her kindness to Janet Faucette. LARRY FITCHETT leaves his sweetness to Jimmy Driver. DAVID FLOWERS leaves his friendly ways to James Doyt Hinton. FRANKIE GARDNER leaves his politeness to William Smith. BRENDA HALES and CAROLYN VANN leave their versatility to Marie Hatcher. JOY HALES and JOYCE NARRON leave their friendly ways to Pat Narron. LOUISE HARRIS and EDITH WHITLEY leave their popularity to Gail Renfrow. DONALD HINTON leaves his dependability to John Godwin, Jr. JAMES LAMM leaves his smile to Nelson Batten. MICHAEL MURPHREY leaves his fun-loving ways to Jimmy Hinton. LEON NARRON leaves his happiness to James Daughtridge, PAT NARRON and LINDA WILDER leave their winning ways to Huel Whitley. LYNWOOD O'NEAL leaves his position as President of the Senior Class to Ronald Barham JERRY POOLE leaves his love for sports to Walter Johnson, FRANCES SASSER leaves her kind ways to Partica Carroll. GEORGE SMITH leaves his studiousness to Steve Driver. RANSOM THOMPSON leaves his popularity to Perry Ellis. CHARLES WHITLEY leaves his willingness to run errands to Thomas Harris and Yates Poole. And I, SAUNDRA JOHNSON, leave my position as Class Testator to some unknown Junior. In testimony whereof, we the Senior Class approved of these bequests to our will, and do hereby set our seal and hands to this official document in the name of this,' the SENIOR CLASS of CORINTH-HOLDERS HIGH SCHOOL, in the year of nineteen hundred and fifty-nine. S aundra Johnson C lass T estator Witnesses: Jessica Boyette Louise Harris i Left, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson r Right, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Boyette I 1 li I n. We are grateful for the many nice courtesies extended to our class by our grade parents. Their interest and devotion have helped make this a memorable year, cnior 611155 Grade' Parents Because of events that have occurred and the traits of the seniors, humorous gifts are given to recall these happenings After every celebration comes the task of cleaning up. Even dignified seniors are not exempt. Kaccalaureafe Our sermon was delivered by Rev. A. H. Lanier, Jr, , of Wake Forest, N. C. , pastor of C1yde's Chapel Baptist Church. O Mighty Land, under the able direction of Mrs. Kate Keen, was chosen as our anthem. It tells of the greatness of our country. Awarding Dzplvmas Our diplomas were awarded by our principal, Mr. Ottis Freeman ff E 5 5 5 2 1 Q 5 E s i f E A Z E 5 These coveted 2 sheepskins! ! ! We are really proud of the stu- dents who are receiving honor cords this year. To receive an honor cord, one has to have had above a ninety average throughout high school. This event is really something to strive for and be proud of. Graduaiivu gwrciscs As we march in, the phrase Dignified Seniors really expresses itself in our flowing robes and white caps. We realize that this is the final ceremony in becoming grad- uates of '59. V.. ' If I 2 f Tiff 'f gg, f' 1 y, saw 3:1 1 'hM,m! i: !?f? 4 f . diy- -s,:rJ'f'f4.l'Jf wi f t, ifzs fwfr- -V ' rf, V, ,AQ X V, f As we receive our diplomas we remember all the little things that have happened to make this moment one to remember as long as we live, We know that this is the final moment in our long climb, and that our days at Corinth as students are over, fl I I E Z V E . tg? 'x hawk Q 4 ,N V'-Ii X fr 'V X 4 dish A 'Wil F A W - N-ff . ' .4 nw. 1- . l 1 Q 2 2 Svnivr Glass The Senior Class members wish to express their hearty appreciation to the many people who have helped them achieve their life's honored goal. FIFTH ROW, left to right: J. Larnm, E. Tippett, W. Barnes, R. Thompson, T. Ellis, M. Murphrey, D. Creech, E. Atkinson, D. Flowers, I. Gay. FOURTH ROW, left to right: L. O'Neal, L. Narron, W. Carroll, W. Boyette, G. Smith, F. Gardner, L. Fitchett, L. Strickland, L. Harris, F. Barnes. P. Narron, D. Adams, E. Carroll, D. Hinton, C. Whitley, THIRD ROW, left to right: S. Congleton, J. Poole, L. Batten, B. Boughman, E. Crocker, E. Whitley. SECOND ROW, left to right: B. Cooke, J. Narron, J. Boyette, C. Vann, D. Garner, L. Wilder, B. Hales, S. Sanderford, R. Bunn, M. Corbett, F. Sasser, FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Eason, M. Barnes, J. Hales, K. Harris, I. Wall, A. Curtis, J. Boyette, D. Boughman, P. Faucette, S. Johnson, L. Whitley. MASCOTS: Teresa Congleton, Dwayne Wall, T W' mm rp , .LM 1 aqui ,gf I wifi' W H , .F Xxx? dy , wa .1 f f W - '- 3 ,535 ,, -......., E1-.rx 2, uk? 6 . - M mms X' A 8452 . mms sg ,V ' W Tal 5, . f juniar 611155 Ofhcrs President ---- ---- R ONALD BARHAM Vice President - - - - - STEVE DRIVER Secretary - - - MARIE HATCHER Treasurer - - - PAT NARRON E 'Q Q V fs, V .Cm . 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JJ'. w ell, X- M M agar -a -ll T - ' Tl is I li it ff - I 5 it vr ffw i xv it J f 4 f l I Q1 - VH JJ A A 41-Q-M Y , x kwmwi f a, M saxg 1 xv' V, 'ax f, mfg? . i H Q V K , ki 54 , Mae: gig Q U . -31, heat :g::aQgNJ ' ' ei? I ! f-2f2 fJf5Qf- f Z 5. 31: in at ! l Y , f,4,'V.n. vw f,w.f!L .nv .Y all bjfigd 4L'f?f2,.,, ' R 2 3 fwh in ?1wi?f wr, 1 f Q94 5 W fr V , f 7' 1' ftdffff 93, f if 0 - mf. ,PV 'E 2? gigs WV? Ling Lfvrirzflzzan This yearbook is published annually by the Senior Class. Ours has been a year of trial, error, and accomplishment.. . miilmmml S M 3 Editor-in-Chief Jessica Boyette Assistant Editor-in Janice Boyette Editor Warren Boyette Assistant Editor Marie Hatcher Art Editor--Doris Adams, Assistant Art Editor--George Smith. Not pictured. Advertising Manager Michael Murphrey Assistant Advertising Managers - Linwood O'Nea1 Doris Garner Edith Whitley Circulation Managers Carol Strickland Imogene Gay Shirley Price Staff 1958 1959 all the way through graduation Business Manager- - Douglas Creech Assistant Business Manager- - Donald Hinton Photogra pher - - Kay Harris Assistant Photographer Saundra Johnson 60-H0-Pa faff Our school paper is called the CO-I-IO-PA. It is published monthly and contains news of the school and its activities. Editor-in-Chief - Sybol Sanderford High School News Editor - Marie Hatcher Assistant Editor - Lynwood O'Neal Grammar Grade News Editor - Carolyn Vann Business Manager - Warren Boyette Literary Editors - Rose Bunn, Gail Renfrow Assistant Business Manager - Ronald Barham Art Editor - Janice Boyette Religious Editor - Jessica Boyette Assistant Art Editor - Shirley Price Boys' Sports Editor - Douglas Creech Girls' Sports Editor - Carol Strickland Humor Editor - Jerry Poole Gossip Editor - Elmerine Richardson Society Editor - Saundra Johnson Circulation Manager - Carolyn Weathers Typists - Kay Harris, Edith Whitley Assistant Circulation Manager - Elaine Carroll Saundra I0hf1S0r1, Sybol Sanderford Exchange Editor - Jane Painter Sponsor - Mrs. Garner Proofreaders - Mrs. Garner, Mrs. Carroll I E-xg . wi 'Aix Seuivr 4-fr' gfllb The Junior and Senior 4-H Clubs, like the F, F.A, Club, are continuously helping to improve farm life. Each year, thousands of young boys and girls all over the nation start out into the world with the help of 4-I-I, We are ever conscious of the many ways in which 4-H has inspired us here at our school. We feel that without 4-H at Corinth- Holders something would be lacking in our lives. junivr 4-H 61116 1 Frcpariug far Zzrmlzfe E, T, il ,pf , ff. -V fr. W: f ,-...vM':mwev.-:sniff-r. The Future Farmers of America, also known as the F. F. A, , is a national organization reaching from the State of Washington to Puerto Rico and from the State of Maine to Hawaii. It's official colors are National Blue and Corn Gold. The F, F,A, is sponsored on a local, state, and national level. It offers degrees of Chapter, State, District, and American Farmers, along with many other awards, to anyone willing to build for him- self an outstanding record in farming through hard work and study. .-- f xxno A FX -, S ' If Q., J V Qicubf ,L ri. fa 'I 0 MN O Xxiw ,4 '1 W o Q oe- Learning to use the planer in the shop. 'XvIK ' , X Ag, 1 f 1 1, ,Ky 1 1' . vw ., rx.-l 1 Q 1, - t o rgrsffqs o at es ws Gt ew P Zfifl. Vocational Home Economics, combined with the Future Homemakers activities, offers a well- rounded training for the students enrolled in that course, The school home and the individual project programs made it possible for the Future Homemakers to put into practice the ,knowledge they learned in the classroom. All work and no play makes Jane a dull girl is fully understood by the leaders in Home Economics, therefore, recreation is an intricate part of the overall Home Economics program. Activities during the year included the Mother-and-Daughter Banquet, district rallies, state rallies, and working on degrees. MAK X WE LEARN . . 'VFW V' 'Q r ,XX yn-Sv' BY DOING. I I I 'UREQ - ! mifgina s9,N5Y, lflili ini i Q Amin ur. u n I . M, im' Y, FR ow 50, 40+ 74 S afmm 'ff Ei...4T. 112 I fo Ok f ' if 14,0 ' xo 411- 13 11 l .ll 4' ' Ig., 2 ..- 1-l ,ap-,-' --trif- .-t.. -:in I f' 1--Q . --11 ip- -1 il-1 - :gn f ,'..1--, ,'.-:' .:i.' 3-1-.. 1- I-L' Q-14'- ,aff .1-gf ' 11 -- 1. 555: , --gf .. -. .-' .711 ,IJV milf' rv' lii ry- 35' n-- I 1 11-1 15.59 '-11 .:?57' .iii .lEil:' .. i- I .Fey nn, ,na- 11-. --l A-5y:j a,1g xii- - if-213153: ' ' ,Nur We? 1- i-.v Q.-gf -- b 1 -' 3 Ifvl vi gf' pg :Q :i T31 '74 'ES vii' j'f6'lfI0l' glllb We feel that our Honor Club, be it ever so small, is packed to the limits with explosives. Even though it is small, we believe it is as great in im- portance as any of the other clubs. Our Honor Club consists of those who have maintained better than average grades throughout their years in high school. They have shown great interests in keeping their grades at a high level. rflflmogram 61116 The Monogram Club consists of boys and girls who have participated in school sports enough to win letters. Some won letters in basketball, either by playing on the teams, by managing the teams, or by cheering them in victory or defeat. Others received letters by playing base- ball or by managing the team. We are proud of these worthy students for the many hours that they have given to make sports a success here at our school. Pima The piano students have studied hard this year. They have learned much under their new teacher, Mrs. Kate F. Keen. S? s f-If K9 N - : gre? - bk ' 4 . Ns 3 X X 'X 1 Y , ,RJ -J: t fx ' ' rw , , l ' 5 ' - U 02 N ,1-pi gi 4 e- 1 xi-5 Y Hand The Band is small, but it is growing. Under the able leadership of Mr. Burk, the members have made great progress. They have shown this by playing at P.T,A, programs and at other functions. Give Klub The Glee Club was just started this year. Under the guidance of Mrs, Kate F. Keen, their sponsor, the members have progressed and learned many songs. 32 Science gfllb Science is as science does. What the dull classroom lacked was made up for in the many interesting activities of our Science Club, Librarian is gfllb Without the assistance rendered by the able and efficient members of our Librarians Club, many of our library books would still have a broken back and a shorn edge. ifmfzzffw- The class reporters through the school paper, CO-HO-FA, keep the students informed about the activities of the various classes. It is through their efforts that we are able to keep abreast of the goings-on around Corinth-Holders, Future teachers are what the world is calling for. These of our Future Teachers Club should be sought after in future years by many anxious school administrators not only for their good looks but for their intellect as well. The Club enjoyed the many problems discussed and studied concerning our schools and their need of future teachers. I Q Lsxw The Boy Scouts, like many other worthy organizations, are forever lending a hand to those in need. The boy scouts of our community are no exception. Many times they have assisted the crowds in the orderly parking and the leaving of the cars from our school before and after the many school activities. 'iii is .Il-'73 ss Lfhicf Marshall SYBOL SANDERFORD Those assisting her were Steve Driver, George Smith, Bob Moore, Lynwood O'Nea1 Jane Painter, and Shirley Price, These are to be commended, not only for their high grades that gave them their positions, but for their untiring efforts in helping the Seniors at Commencement last year. e i i an Zunchrovm Wrfrkcrs For the many years that we have enjoyed the lunches in our lunchroom, we have looked to the lunchroom workers for nutritious noonday meals. Our thanks go to them for their many laborious hours in preparing the best for our daily diets, MRS, ALFORD Q , w fr I I L K s V., I dam ' ,- xi Af Loaf Cv-:MM ' A. gf ,.. s x ,., . . many ra-V 7-s-. UFWT Halle wean Zaruiml ,vrfflighfs The Halloween kings and queens for this year are as follows: High School Queen - LINDA PARRISH High School King - TONY ALFORD Grammar Grade Queen - ELAINE WHITLEY Grammar Grade King - IULIAN BARHAM Primary Queen - DALE HINTON Primary King - TOMMY THOMPSON These kings and queens were chosen by penny votes. Even though they were chosen by pennies, we feel that they are worth much more than this to us. AT H LET W , 4 K , af 6 wliliif 1 A5311 W .1 if :Qi Hheerleuders I at Pv M1 f I r EV ir af! ll F l i ,QQ if ul Il 52 The cheerleaders did a wonderful job this year, They helped the crowds get the school spirit and put the teams through some winning ball games. Leading the crowds in the cheers were: Elaine Carroll, Chiefg Shirley Congleton, Carolyn Weathers, Hedy Creech, Joanne Hinton, Charles Creech, Yvonne fel Glover, Daphine Wilson, Delma Whitley, and Carolyn Corbett. In Ili I ,W Corinth-Holders Pirates baseball team ended their regular season with a fine record. Led by our new 1 coach, Mr. Raiford Fulghum, we registered 7 wins and 2 losses. Our two losses were to Glendale, which eliminated us from the Northern Division Championship title. Our leading batter was Ronald Barham ll , . El with a .414 average, i il U f !L i sEAsoNs RESULTS 1 2 l 1 ' - - - - ' - - .. - - - i Corinth - - 2 f lvlicro 0 M Corinth - - 8 Pine Level - - - - 4 l Ei Corinth - - - - 8 '5 Princeton - - - - 3 Corinth - - - - O H -- Glendale - - - - 2 , Corinth - - - - 1 - Kenly ---- - - O corrmh - - - - 17 ,W Pine Level - - - - -o r r . r :Z . 1 Corinth - - - - 7 0 1. Princeton - - - - 3 i Corinth - - - - 2 - Glendale - - - - 5 1 5 il rr il l lr ,iw my l . I ' l NT l6'use!uz!l Carol Strickland Linda Batten Imogene Gay Carol Strickland Coach Fulghum Imogene Gay Corinth 43 33 38 52 65 38 68 50 41 43 42 62 Bun 50 Wilson's Mills '75 Cleveland 64 Bunn 61 Wilson's Mills '79 Knightdale 44 Rock Ridge 48 Rock Ridge 45 Micro 62 Pine Level 39 Glendale 29 Princeton 65 Our girl PIRATES had an exciting season, though rather slow in starting they ended the season with four consecutive wins. Sue Narron Linda Parrish Barbara Earp Shirley Price Our seniors that played their last game C orinth 47 29 45 40 32 55 34 43 37 67 29 Knightdale 50 Micro 66 Cleveland 61 Glendale 37 Kenly 35 Pine Level 51 Kenly 46 Princeton 41 Roseville 29 Pine Level 66 Micro 59 Alice Thompson Jean Brinkley Saundra Greene as PIRATES are: Carol Strickland, Linda Batten, Imogene Gay, Carolyn O'Neal Frances Whitley Sylvia Earp Ronald Barham Warren Boyette Jerry P0016 Douglas Creech Linwood O'Nea1 Donald Hinton L' 145 1 CHN .Ir fl? H 1 WMM 5 Corinth Knightdale Corinth Glendale 37 48 39 41 44 Bung16 CO-Captain CO-Captain 55 PIIIQSCQCIOH Douglas Creech Donald Hinton , Wilson's Mills Micro 45 47 47 66 Cleveland Cleveland 37 33 31 51 Bunn Glendale 32 71 27 63 Wilson's Mills Kenly 43 44 41 36 Knightdale Pine Level 49 55 41 54 Rock Ridge Kenly 50 45 60 47 Rock Ridge Princeton 37 36 52 51 Micro Coach Fulghum Rglegville 44 43 52 49 Pine Level Micro 30 52 Our boy Pirates, after a slow start, came into form 57 82 about mid-season and finished the season with a fine showing. Always fighting, the Pirates lost several exciting games by close margins. Many thrilling moments were witnessed on the basketball court. I, A S., 5 Waller Johnson Welton Hales Perry Ellis James Lamb Steve Driver James Hintgn W. R. Dean Thi! ahozfe ez!! - to thine own felf he mae, Ami it mmf follow, ax the nigh! the day, Thou cam! not then he fdlfg to any mem. SHAKESPEARE Eli ab' E 1 Eff ' VI ,A , 1 5. s? lr ,N ii, sir' 15,24 V ll 5 .lr ll be 4 w E M is ,ll lla! ml lzi lie! .' 3' 3 1 if, i H in l ig l I 1 1 ' i x r v I 'Q 3 gi J, eff rl, Ne I 2 li I I 1 X I 1 ' Q all 5 M M I, 'w X , if l I x MASTER WELL COMPANY Drilling and Boring BILL FLOWERS, Owner Clayton, North Carolina WHITLEY-BAIN DRUG COMPANY The Best in Drugs Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of IDEA CLEANERS Wendell, North Carolina TEEN'S DAIRY BAR I-Iot Dogs Hamburgers Shakes Next to Post Office Wendell, N. C. Compliments of BRITT'S GROCERY Groceries - Feeds Wendell, N. C. Meet Your Friends at RICHARDSON'S BARBER SHOP Wendell, North Carolina Junior and Grand Champion Missouri State Fair 1957 Junior and Grand Champion Nebraska State Fair 1957 Grand Champion Illinois State Fair 1958 Grand Champion North Carolina State Fair 1958 Unless You Want the Best in Yorkshire Breeding Stock Then DO NOT COME TO BROOKHILL FARMS for Foundation or Replacement Animals BRASWELIJS FEEDS AND SEEDS Phone FO 5-9311 Wendell, North Carolina I-IONEYCUTTS WELDING AND RADIATOR REPAIR SHOP Telephone FO 5-5858 4th Street Wendell, N, C A, O, BRIDGERS Coal for Every Purpose Call Residence FO 5-5858 Wendell, N. C. Office FO5-3026 CAREY ATKINSON F. C, X, Distributor Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer Paint - Hotpoint Appliances Phlone FO5-3356 - Wendell, N. BOB FOW-LER,S GROCERY HALES FARM SUPPLY COMPANY AND Smith-Douglas Fertilizers AMOCO SERVICE Purina Feeds Appliances and Furniture Route one Zebulon. N' C- Zebulon, North Carolina E, J, CORBETT, JR, Compliments of ZEBULON BEAUTY SHOP General Merchandise - Groceries RUBY MANNING - Manager Feed and Farm Supplies HAZEL BUNN - Assistant Manager Phone FO 5-4081 VEI-DA SMITH Route one Zebulon, N C Phone AN 9-6133 Zebulon, N. C. SAVE WITH THE WENDELL BUILDING 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION 3 llZ'7o Current Dividends Payable Semi-Annually Each June 30 - Dec. 31st Telephone FO 5-5261 Each Account Insured Up to 5810, 000. OO Wendell, North Car olina Compliments of Compliments of AMERICAN PLUMBING AND DR. GEORGE F. TUCKER ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., ING. Wholesale Distributors 1. Zebulon' North Caro ma Zebulon, N. C., Goldsboro, N. C LITTLE RIVER ICE CO. Compliments of Ice, Coal, and Sinclair Products BEN D' THOMAS' M'D' h 1' Zebulon' Non Caro me Zebulon, North Carolina JORDON MOTOR COMPANY New and Used Cars Selma, North Carolina SELMA RADIO 8a MUSIC COMPANY Maytag and Westinghouse Appliances Sylvania Television We Service Everything We Sell Selma, North Carolina GODWIN'S SUPERET TE AND SUPERMARKET Se1ma's Leading Supermarket LANGLEY'S JEWELERS Diamond Headquarters Over 30 Years Experience to Guide You in Your Selection Selma, N01-th Cal-glina Phone WO 5-2304 Selma, North Carolin COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY Helping to Build a Finer Carolina Zebulon, North Carolina SU LLIVAN'S JEWELERS Diamonds - Watches Gifts and Repairs Phone WO 5-2885 ADD'S FEED MILL Custom Grinding - Mixing N. C. Highway 39 and 42 Look for the Checkerboar Selma, North Carolina Signll BR0WN'5 PLACE MID WAY GRILL Hamburgers Hotdogs Shakes Barbecue Hotdogs, Hamburgers, Bar-B Q P1ace for Young Peop1e Good Gulf Ga? Selma, North Carolina J' W' HINTON Hlghway 39 I COIT1PllIT16I1IZS of I W. B. SOUTHERN BISCUIT COMPANY 705 N.W. Street Raleigh, North Carolina Phone TE 4-6026 Complete Farm Store Route 1 Wendell, N. C. J, T, BOYKIN General Merchandise Route 1 Wendell, N. C. PHILLIP MASSEY More Merchandise for Less FCX Distributor - Feeds - Seeds Fertilizer - Paints - Oils Phone AN 9-4141 Zebulon, North Carolina Compliments of INSTITUTIONAL FOODS CO., INC. Raleigh, North Car olina D. D. CHAMBLEE Fire - Wind - Auto - Hail Casualty Insurance .Real Estate and Farm Loans Zebulon, North Carolina HOOD'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions Come to Us for Your Flower Needs Phone AN9-5091 Zebulon, N. C W. B. BUNN COMPANY Wholesale Groceries Phone AN 9-6191, AN 9-3041 AN 9-4471 Zebulon, North Carolina A, C. PERRY Westinghouse Appliances Sales and Service Phone AN9-5091 Zebulon, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of COLEY'S CHILDREN'S SHOP Everything in Children's TODD MOTORS Apparel 1. Wendell, North Carolina Wendell' North Caro ma Cl-IAMBLEE'S GROCERY MORGANS DRUGS Complete Market and Grocery Prescriptions a Specialty Wendell, North Carolina Phone AN 9-6176 - Zebulon, N. C ff' A all I!! J .QWIQ . ......,, 1 C Ei L ,Q f ,, 'Tl Ol bl Llfl Neg do-Lg.:-1 ' 1r.wsmmm nnm5iEFE9. -g - -A g YP, ,-11 V' Q f M mm Www, Nm MXN 1 D E Q f AQ' C the .:g.g7?3--iregzfr' 'mil . t . .fi I 2 Mfg! i graduating ' I l ' iiti class X DRINK . - llllllillllllllllllllwlillllllllllll1lllblllllllllllll 5 somso uNosR Auruokmr os me cocA-com coMPANv av , du THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., Inc. mbbmwymwmmwwmmWwmw Congratulations, Seniors C0mP1iI1'1C11'CS of A. T. BARNES ZEBULON SUPPLY COMPANY General Merchandise Zebulgn, Ngrth Carglina Archer's Lodge, North Carolina WENDELL TIRE COMPANY RICHARDSON'S JEWELRY SHOP INC. Diamonds - Watches - Clocks Recapping - New and Used Tires Costume Jewelry - Repair MOSSEY E, FAIRSON, Owner Main Street Phone FO5-5691 Tel. FO5-9101 Wendell, N. C. Wendell, N. C. Compliments of F, C. VANN Highway 39 Route One Zebulon, North Carolina RAPER TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY Allis Chalmers - Minneapolis-Moline Phone AN 9-4051 We Service What We Sell LOWERY'S INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Phone AN9-9177 - P.O. Box 98 Zebulon, North Carolina Shoe s Repaired Satisfaction Guaranteed HORTON'S SHOE SHOP Zebulon, North Carolina Complete Banking Service Since 1898 Offic e s in Clayton, Smithfield, Garner Raleigh MEMBER FEDER.Al DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of DR. J. R, HESTER Wendell, North Carolina HOLLAND'S Feeds - Market - Groceries When Hungry, Call Us A Phone 3726 Middlesex, North Carolina Compliments of E, E, POWELIJS GROCERY Route One Zebulon, North Carolina Compliments of CORBETT'S RADIO 8: TV SHOP We Service Any Make Set Phone 3721 Middlesex, N. C. Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of HOODS DRUG STORE JUNIOR, SENIOR TOGGS Smithfield, North Carolina Clayton, North Carolina LACY C, CASTLEBERRY W. L. SNIRES 82 SON Distributors of Gulf Products Meats and GI'0Ce1'i-CS Seafoods Self Service Route Z, Clayton, North Carolina R00-te 0116 Selma, N- C- One to grow on... lltlltl LPLHM tlllt QIEEIIE 90lIAGECHEf5f Good health is our business. We take o deep personal pride in watching the growth and development of youngsters raised on Pine State's good, health-giving milk and dairy foods. We feel great .fc ,, if satisfaction in the knowledge that we contribute to the growth of the com- munity as we do to the growth of its citiiens. We're proud of the fact that we're grow- ing, too . . . that more and more lam- ilies are asking lor Pine State's pure, delicious milk, ice cream and other fine dairy foods. North C6lV0ll'116lili Cloozke Since 1919 Compliments of l HALES SUPPLY COMPANY J. s, PACE S, D. Fertilizer, Building Supplie Seeds, Hardware, Paints and Groceries General Merchandise Archer's Lodge, North Carolina S Phone 3725 - Middlesex, N. C. BAT JOI-INSON'S BAR-B-Q STALLINGS ESSO STATION Pig and Chicken Washing ------ Greasing Phone 9176 Auto Accessories Smithfield, North Carolina phone 27192 - Middlesex, N. C. BODELL WINSTEAD'S CAFE Pit-Cooked Bar-B-Que Middlesex, North Carolina L 8: M GARAGE Pure Oil Products Main Street Middlesex, North Carolina W. R. NARRON General Merchant Gas and Oil Compliments of RAY'S GROCERY Grocery and Meats Route One Middlesex, N- C- Middlesex, North Carolina Compliments of JOHNSTON COUNTY FURNITURE ASSOCIATION Compliments of WENDELL MOTOR COMPANY New Ford Cars and Used Cars Phone FO-2391 Wendell, North Carolina MANNING BROTHERS General Merchandise S, W. Paint - Coal - Hardware Shoes Phone 3726 - Middlesex, N. C. E, W, ELLIS 8: CO., INC. General Merchandise Everything for Better Living Clayton, North Carolina HUGH AUSTIN'S MEN 8: BOY'S SHOP A Trial Is All We Ask Smithfield, North Carolina ' 1-i ANNIE V'S FLOWER SHOP We Strive to Please at Annie V's Clayton, North Carolina 1 Compliments of POOLE'S FROZEN AND CANNED FOODS MICHAEL'S GROCERIES Butner, N. C. Durham, N. C. Rt. Z, Kenly North Carolina Rocky Mount, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of F. C. VANN ATKINSON'S MILL Highway 39 Route One Zebulon, N. C. Selma, North Carolina APPRECIATION R, B, WHITLEY AND SON, INC. - Wendell We Value Very Highly the Friendship and Business of Our Friends in the Corinth-Holders Community Compliments of NORTHSIDE WAREHOUSE Top Dollar for Your Tobacco Wendell, North Carolina TOWN 8: COUNTRY GAS COMPANY, INC. L, P, Bulk and Bottled Gas 226 North Center Street Goldsboro, North Carolina CO1'I1plil'nCn1ZS of LEWIS FURNITURE COMPANY MEDLIN'S STORE and FUNERAL DIRECTION General Merchandise Phone FO 5-2511 Wendell, N01 Ch Carolina Wendell, North Carolina WEND-ELL Compliments of SHEET METAL WORKS BUCK'S SERVICE STATION Your G, E. Warm Air AND OIL COMPANY Air Conditioning Dealers W d H u Phone F05-5621 - Wendell, N. C. en e ' North Cafohna NOWELL'S DRUG STORE Prescription Specialist Air Conditioned for Your Comfor Phone 5-2311 W. R, NOWELL, JR. t J. D. BRADSHAW PAINTS AND BODY SHOP Front End Alignment -Wheel Balancing- Phone FO5-3652 - Wendell, N. C Compliments of BARHAM'S TEXACO SERVICE Washing - Greasing - Batteries Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of JOHN Cr. TERRY Southland Life Insurance Representative Phone AN9-2001 Zebulon, N. C Compliments of SMITHFIE LD AU Smithfield, No TO DEALERS rth Carolina For the High Dollar Sell Your Tobacco at OWEN WAREI-IOUSES Phone 5642 Oxford, North Carolina BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY Selma, North Carolina FLOYD C. PR Farmall Tractors ICE 8: SONS International Trucks All Kinds of Farm Equipment - Cotton Buyers and Crinners Everything for the Dial WO 5-2311 Farm and Home Selma, N. C. Compliments of BOBBY'S SUPER MARKET Middlesex, North Carolina 1 I Compliments of CITY FOOD MARKET Meats - Fresh Vegetables Smithfield, North Carolina Compliments of BARBOUR-WHITLEY CO, , INC. Clayton, North Carolina JERRY'S THRIFT SHOP Everything, and Cheaper Too Smithfield, North Carolina CHARLES E, BARNES Compliments of General Merchandise GUS'S SODA SHOP Armour Fertilizer Location - Archer Lodge Route Z - Clayton, N. C. Where Friends Meet Middlesex, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of JOHNSTON COUNTY OIL MEN'5 ASSOCIATION SMITH, ABC WAREHOUSE We Work Together to Better Serve Youu Wilson, North Carolina PHIL. ETT OIL COMPANY ZEBULON MOTOR COMPANY Fuel Oil Retreading Distributors Tires, Gas, Batteries Car-Washing and Lubricating Motor Oil Phone AN9-9182 or AN9-9218 Zebulon North Carolina PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY We Make Loans for Any Sound Purpose Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 2738 Middlesex, North Carolina WHITLEY SPECIALTY COMPANY Candies - Gum - Notions - Cigars - Drugs - .Iack'S Cookies Smithfield, North Car olina D. O. WILDER General Merchandise Notary Public Justice of Peace Phone AN 9-5774 Zebulon, North Carolina AYCOCK RULANE GAS SERVICE DAIRY QUEEN Smithfield, North Carolina Zebulon, North Carolina NIVENDELL Compliments of FURNITURE COMPANY Your Frigidaire, Maytag, R,C.A, LEDER BR05- DEPT- STORE Mohawk and Drexel Dealer Phone F05-3091 Wendell Smithfield, North Carolina Compliments to the Senior Class WENDELL DRUG CQM1:-ANY From . WAKELON SUPERETTE Smce 1908 We Fill Any Doctor's Thurman Marray - Frank Wall Prescription - Your Patronage Zebulon, North Carolina Appreciated - Wendell, N C Congratulations, Seniors WI-IITLEY FURNITURE COMPANY POPEIS, INC' , Funeral Directors and Embalmers , Phone AN 9-3451 Zebulon' North Carolma Zebulon, North Carolina Compliments of PEOPLE'S BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Zebulon, North Carolina Member of F, D, I R, AND W. PONTIAC COMPANY Pontiac and International Trucks General Repair Work - - - Tires Recapped and Vulcanized Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of C. B. I-IALSEY COMPANY Roanoke, Virginia MADE RITE BAKERY Goldsboro, North Carolina Compliments of RlCHARDSON'S DRIVE-IN Compliments of Good Things to Eat Phone WO 5-3554 Wendell, North C ar olina DORIS'S BEAUTY SHOP Selma, North Carolina Compliments of WENDELL TRACTOR COMPANY Compliments of Ferguson Tractors - Akron Irrigation - New Holland Balers Used Farm Equipment Wendell and Zebulo Hwy. 64 Between RUSSELL'S PLACE I1 L - .. - E, R, SYKES AND COMPANY, INC. Leaf Tobacco Dealers Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of I-IOLST FLORIST'S Phone FO 5-5921 Wendell, North Carolina Luggage China All Kinds of Insurance Watches Silver . Diamonds Crystal Clayton, North Carolina Clayton, North Carolina CLAYTON SUPPLY CO. Clayton, North Carolina CARROLL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Dry Goods and Shoes Clayton, North Carolina C ompliments of BEA CON DRIVE-IN Phone TE 4-9152 Highway 64 Compliments of THE MCPI-IAIL COMPANY We Clothe the Family Wendell, North Carolina STAR CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY A Complete Family Service Wendell, North Carolina Pick Up and Delivery Phone FO 5-4031 Compliments of DR. R. D. COX Optometrist Wendell, North Carolina UNIVERSAL CHEVROLET COMPANY Sale s and Servic e Wendell - FO 5-2041 clayton - 4741 FORD'S PRODUCE COMPANY Wholesale Fruit and Produce Raleigh, North Carolina Phone TE 3-7559 Compliments of STEPHENS HARDWARE Phone FO5-3096 Third Street Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of TODD ELECTRIC COMPANY General Electric Appliances Sales - Service Phone FO5-3671 - Wendell, N. C. ARNOLD'S GROCERY Groceries Feeds Phone FO 5-2061 Wendell, North Carolina WENDELL BARBER SHOP Oldest Shop in Town Now Air-Conditioned Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of C. C, PERRY GROCERY General Merchandise Route 1, Selma, North Carolina HEDRICK INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance Wendell, North Carolina ZEBULON GINNING COMPANY Cotton Ginners Royster-6-Plant-Food-Free Flowing Fertilizers - Zebulon Compliments of CLAYTON AUTO PARTS 229 East Main Street Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STORE DR, L. M, MASSEY TI-IURMAN B. HELPER Dentist Electric Appliances - Auto AN 9-4281 Household Goods Zebulon, North Carolina Ph. AN9-9285 - Zebulon, N. C. RED AND WHITE SUPER MARKET Oneal and Front Street PARRISH MARKET Sz GROCERY Good Line of Meats and Groceries Prices Are Right Clayton Ngrth Carglina Phone Zebulon, N. C B1-:DDINGFIELINS Compliments Of LASSITER'S FOOD CENTER The Rexall Drug Store Since 1919 Fancy Foods and Groceries Claytgn, N01-th Carolina Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of MIDDLESEX DRY CLEANERS For Cleaner Clothes - Phone 3729 Middlesex, North Carolina ROCK SIDE GRILL Good Things to Eat Middle s ex, North Car olina MYRTIS'S BEAUTY SHOP Hey I-loss, Come to Us for Your Head Needs Wendell, North Carolina MIDDLESEX TIRE CO. New and Retreaded, Batteries Middle s ex, North Car olina THE BANK OF WENDELL Wendell . . . Knightdale Fifty-one Years of Service Member of F, D, I, C. MONK-HENDERSON TOBACCO CO. , INC. Dealers, Packers, Exporters Wendell, North Carolina Sell Your Tobacco in Wendell -' G. E. HOCUTT. JR. sTEwART's APPLIANCE co. Groceries - Feeds - Fresh Meats Dry Goods - Hardware I I-Iwy. 231 Phone FO5-3175 Route One Wendell, N. C. Maytag - Norge - Monarch Phone WAlnut 2-6205 P,O, Box 56 Clayton, N. C Compliments of IDEAL BARBER SHOP Crumpler and Pittman, Prop. Phone 3611 Clayton, N. C. Compliments of GENERAL SERVICE'S AGENCY Clayton, North Carolina m 1 I I m 1 Compliments of CLAYTON'S FCX SERVICE Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers Clayton, North Carolina KANNON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Telephone FO 5-3261 Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of MARSI-lBOURN'S J. G, BARBOUR 8: SONS, INC. Complete Food Store FO 5-2011 Clayton, North Carolina Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of WENDELL BUILDING SUPP LY Wendell, North Carolina LYNWOOD at FRANKLIN PRICE See Us for Your Liquid Nitrogen, For the Best in Top Dressing Grains Call WO 5-2588. . Collect Selma, North Carolina Compliments of MIDDLESEX MOTOR CO. Middlesex, North Carolina Compliments of J. M. DAVIS AND CO, Middlesex, North Carolina Compliments of WILLIAMS MOTOR COMPANY Middlesex, North Carolina Compliments of W. S. WILLIAMS 8: CO. Middlesex, North Carolina MIDDLESEX FURNITURE CO. Furniture and House Furnishings Philco Radios and Radio Supplies Phone 2731 Compliments of ROY RICHARDSONIS Wendell, North Carolina RECOGNITION OF SERVICE RENDERED Mrs. Myrtle F. Moser, who attended Womans College, State College and the University of North Carolina, completed 43 successful years of teaching. Most of her 43 years have been spent in teaching in Johnston County schools, her last eighteen at Corinth- Holder. Her ready wit has served her well and created many friends. She walks with an easy dignity that signifies adjustment which comes only from a life lived wisely. PN ms ff ch 'Bas 'F' 1 W 1 Friends present at Mrs. Moser's retire ment. From left to right. P. D. Strickland Tom Barham Mrs. Joseph Wall Rupert Harris Paul Johnston Connie Wilder MRS. MOSER Harvey Price Lacy Castleberry I Frank Holding Joseph Austin - ,- TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Ih: World A Beal Yearbooks Ave Taylor-made' ff N N q 1 f Q gram RNC Corinth-Holders 373. 756 High School '7 C +!1SL'B5?i'htH1gf1? JHNSTON COUNTY HERITAGE CENTER SMITHFIELD, N.C. . . ., ,. x , . N 4 ,w-... ,,.l- ,QW 73,4 W . M. , ' in ,f-..f',. - J ' ,, ' -, -V , -, . ,, ,-5 X, , Ay ,.'-r' 1 ' , ,7 4 Y X ,A A. . f f ' 1 1 1 ls x L v f If X., 4 ' 4 .L km I 1, 11k 1xQ '.qf- ' ' I ' 1 'Suri - ' - V x, V J.. .', , - .. A. . . . A ., -- . ,- . . .X .. --,. ,... .. .-,. ,. .