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

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W. In the fall of 1959, we, the Class of '63, entered a new phase of life, and began our years of high school. During the first year, our time was well consumed by all the events new to us, but with the guidance of Mrs. Gilbertine Garner and Mr. Raiford Fulghum, we became sophomores. ln our sophomore year, directed by Mrs, Geraldine Carroll and Mrs, Lois Holifield, we began to know more about high school life, With their help and leadership we soon became juniors. As juniors we had Mr. Charles Wilson and, again, Mrs, Geraldine Carroll to help and guide us. We entered a magazine campaign to raise money. We honored the Seniors at a Junior-Senior Banquet at the Ship 'n Shore in Wilson. The theme was Hawaiian Cruise. We had a very enjoyable evening that we shall never forget. ln the fall of 1962 our dreams finally came true. We became seniors. During these last nine months our leaders were Mrs. Margaret Edwards and Mr, Charles Carroll. ln these few months we packed many happy. events, including publishing an annual, selecting and receiving our class rings, and selecting invitations and calling cards. We also attended a Junior-Senior Banquet. Then came one of the most important events of our lives, our graduation. This con- cluded the twelve happy years that we spent together at Corinth-Holders. As we step out into the world, we carry with us the many happy and joyous memories of our days at Corinth-Holders High School. We shall always be thankful for the guidance that our teachers gave us as we go into our different fields of work. Class Historian Gary Allan Hocutt

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The time is exactly ten years after the graduation of my class at Corinth-Holders High School. In order to satisfy my curiosity about the achievements of my former classmates, I have snooped on them and found out what their places are in the world. I am having this information printed in the Corinthian so that others might read it and beam with pride at the success of this class. It looks as though Mrs. Carroll really created an interest in secretarial work during our senior year. Soon after graduation these girls became secretaries in Raleigh: Sally Hocutt, Vonnell Taylor, Joyce Hinton, Edith Godwin, Jean Hocutt, Carolyn Martin, and Louise Harris. Beverly Creech is now Mrs, Claudie Duke, Jr. and is a fashion model in California. Gary Hocutt is a business executive and to keep his financial and business affairs, he hired Peggy Narron and Jeannette Hocutt. Linda and Judy Narron, who graduated from Mitchell's Beauty School in Raleigh, are now Mrs. Tommy Barnes and Mrs. Jackie Hawley. Yates Murphey is president of the largest bank in New York. His cashiers are Nellie Johnson and Carol Horton Linda Bishop is married and now the mother of three children. Delma Whitley and Peggy Turner have taken Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance's places in California on the I Love Lucy Show. Billy Boyette is owner and operator of the Boyette Transportation Line in Raleigh. Marshall Boykin is the assistant manager. Employed as their private secretaries are Carol Doan and Edith Carroll. Paulette Lynch is now content keeping house as Mrs. Paul Brown, Jr. while living in a mansion in the big city of Z.ebulon. Bobby Wall is head coach at the University of North Carolina. Jesse Hamilton is his assistant. Janice Capps has become a famous dress designer in Beverly Hills. She designed wedding gowns for Sue Cor- bett, Yvonne Glover, and Betty Jean Wood, who are now married. Donnie Bailey and Richard Beliveau have achieved the title of Lieutenant in the United States Air Force. Daphne Wilson is the editor of the Emit Journal in which she published the announcement of her marriage to William Smith. Vernon Congleton is driving a Greyhound bus and touring all over the world taking life easy. Larry Brown is now the head psychiatrist at the State Hospital in Raleigh, His receptionist is Delories Smith. Class Prophet Peggy Narron