Creedmoor High School - El Repaso Yearbook (Creedmoor, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

dL - , V B i DEDICATION Because we deeply appreciate her thirty-four years of untiring service rendered to Creedmoor High School and because we reserve a place of highest esteem in our hearts for her, we, the Senior Class, dedicate this, the 1954 El Repaso to Miss Ollie Lyon with the hope that we may, in some small way, repay her for the life that she has dedicated to the training of the Youth of Creedmoor. % HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MR. G. B. LAMM, PRINCIPAL University of North Carolina — A. B., M. A. MISS MARJORIE AIKEN English — French W. C. U. N. C. — A. B. MRS. MARGARET MclNTOSH Mathematics — History Duke, W. C. U. N. C. — A. B. MISS ANNETTE WATSON Science E. C. C. — B. S., M. A. MISS LOUISE ELLIS English — History W. C. U. N. C. — A. B. MISS ELNA MAE MANGUM Business Education East Carolina College — B. S. MR. EDWARD EARL LAMB Physical Education U. N. C. — A. B. MRS. ELEANOR LAMB Home Economics East Carolina College — B. S. MR. F. L. WILSON Agriculture Campbell Junior College U. N. C. ( N. C. State — B. S„ M. A. MISS LULA N. WILLIAMS Band — Music Wake Forest College — B. A. ELEMENTARY FACULTY MISS P. O ' BRIAN MISS E. HALL MISS J. EXUM MRS. C. SUITT MRS. L. LYON First First First Second Second MRS. I. PARROTT MRS. W. THOMAS MISS O. LYON MRS. B. TODD MISS M. WATKINS Third Third Fourth Fourth Fourth—Fifth MRS. M. MANGUM Fifth MRS. E. JEFFREYS Sixth MRS. M. CURL Sixth MRS. M. SANDERFORD Seventh MISS J. WHITE Seventh MR. C. WELLMON Seventh—Eighth MISS L. TUNSTALL Eighth MRS. J. PEMBERTON Music SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BONNIE BRINKLEY JACKY CURRIN . . . FAYEDEAN MEDLIN ROGER OVERTON . . . President Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . .Treasurer John Pemberton Jane Connelly MAS COTS H I S T 0 R Y It ' s been twelve long and wonderful years and now, we find ourselves almost ready for Pomp and Circumstance. Makes you feel kind of funny inside, doesn ' t it? In thinking back it seems like only yesterday that we entered Miss Louisa Rosemond ' s room in the first grade. Everything was so new and exciting then but we soon learned the regular routine along with our A B C ' s. As we progressed, each year grew more difficult but we became a little wiser too. Sometimes that Reading, Riting and Rithmetic had to be taught to the tune of a hickory stick sure enough. But all our teachers were so patient and understanding, even in those Trying Times. Each year that passed, some of our classmates left us but others joined our happy throng too. Together we took part in the many school activities that made our elementary days more interesting. Some of the highlights were the music recitals, the Spring Operetta, May Day 1948, and many others. Upon entering high school in the fall of 1950 we really lived up to our names as green freshmen. But after living through that unforgettable week of initiation we soon got into the swing of things with the best of them. We came into our second year with the well deserved title of silly sophomores. We really did have some wonderful times together even if we did drive our teachers nuts doing it. By the time we reached our third year in high school we were very Jolly Juniors looking forward to giving the best Junior-Senior Banquet and choosing our class rings. And now, at last we have reached our long awaited goal and claimed the title of Dignified Sen¬ iors. But we know Miss Aiken has disagreed with us on this point, especially in some of our crazy class meetings. Soon our days here at dear ole C. H. S. will be just memories. When we receive our diplomas the history of our class as a group ends and each member will write his own history by his future deeds. HISTORIANS Jacky Currin Roger Lee Overton SHIRLEY ANN BECK Glee Club 1, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2; Bus‘Monitor 2, 3; SPOTLIGHT Staff 4; Dancing Club 1, 2, 4. WILLIAM HORACE ADCOCK F. F. A. 1, Secretary 2 ( 3, Trea¬ surer 4; Student Council 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Athletic Association 3, 4; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4 - Glee Club 2, 4; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; EL REPASO Staff. BETTY LOU AIKEN F. H. A. 1, 2 ; SPOTLIGHT Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 4) Dancing Club 1, 2, 4. RUBY LAVANDA BRINKLEY Basketball 1, 2, Co-Captain 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4 - Athletic As¬ sociation f, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Marshal 3; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; EL REPASO Staff. LARRY WAYNE BENNETT F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 4; Basket¬ ball 3, 4 ; Glee Club 2, 4; Bus Monitor 3; Bus Driver 4 - Science Club 4 ; EL REPASO Staff. ARTHUR JEAN BOWLES Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; F. H. A. 1, 2 ; 4-H Club 1; Bus Monitor 4; Cheerleader 4. O T MYRTLE DARLENE BROGDEN Glee Club 1, 2; Dancing Club 1, 2; F. H. A. 1, 2; Class Treasurer t Stem 1; Class Pres, at Stem 2; -H Club 1, 2, 3; Bus Monitor 3. LILLIAN EDWINA BULLOCK Beta Club 2, 3; Pres. 4; F. H. A. 1-4, Sec. 2, Reporter 3; Student Council 3, Treas. 2; Class Pres. 1, 2, Class Treas. 3; Glee Club 1-4; F. T. A. 4; Current Events 1; Bas¬ ketball 1; Chief Marshal 3; EL REPASO Staff. OTHO CASH, JR. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Glee Club 2, 4; SPOTLIGHT Staff 4; Science Club 4. BILLY LEE CHAPPELL Glee Club 2, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 ; SPOTLIGHT Staff 4; Science Club 4; Bus Monitor 3; Bus Driver 4. NANCY FLEMING CLAY 4-H Club 1-3, Pres. 4; Sec. County Council 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, Head 4; Ath. Ass ' n 2-4; F.T.A. Pres. 4; Glee Club 2, 4; F. H. A. 1-4, Historian 3; Reporter 4; Class Reporter 3; Bus Monitor 4; Dancing 1-4; EL REPASO Staff. JAQUELINE LEE CURRIN F. H. A. 1, 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Beta Club 2, V. Pres. 3, Sec. 4; Student Council V. Pres. 3, Class V. Pres. 1, 4; Reporter 2, 3; Bas¬ ketball Mgr. 3; 4-H Club 1, Sec. 2; Marshal 3; Glee Club 1-4; EL REPASO Staff. MAGGIE JOYCE DICKERSON Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Citizenship Med¬ al 3; SPOTLIGHT Staff; EL RE- PASO Staff. JACQUELINE ELLINGTON Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4 - F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Current Events 1; Glee Club 3, 4 ; EL REPASO Staff. JOHN POTTER GREEN Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Current Events 1; Glee Club 4. LESSIE LINA HOCKADAY Glee Club 1-4; F. H. A. 1, 2; Softball 1, 2; Class Sec. 3; Mar¬ shal 3; Science Club 4; EL RE¬ PASO Staff. CAROLYN LEE JENKINS Basketball 1-4; Softball 1-4; Ath. Ass ' n. 1-4, V. Pres. 3; Dancing Club 1-4; Beta Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; F. H, A. 1-3; Student Council Pres. 4 ; Marshal 3; EL REPASO Staff. JESSE JAMES LEA Basketball 1, Captain 2, 3 ; Base¬ ball 1, 2, 3; Athletic Ass ' n 3, Pres. 2; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 1; Glee Club 4 ; EL REPASO Staff. FADINE STANTLEY MEDLIN F. H. A. 1, 2; Dancing Club 1, 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Glee Club 2, 4 - Class Sec. 2, 4; Ath. Ass ' n 3, 4; Student Coun¬ cil 4 ; EL REPASO Staff. JAMES ALDERMAN MARSHBURN, JR. Baseball 2-4; Basketball 1-3 Student Council 3; F. F. A. 1, 2; Bus Monitor 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Dancing Club 4 ; SPOTLIGHT Staff 4 ; EL REPASO Staff. BETTY MAVIS POWELL Dancing Club 1-4; Basketball 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; SPOTLIGHT Staff 4; Bus Monitor 4; Student Council 4; Marshal 3; EL REPASO Staff. BERTHA VERNELL ROYALS F. H. A. 1, 2, 4 ; Dancing Club 1, 2, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 4 ; News¬ paper Staff 1, 2, 4; Current Events 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Ath. Ass ' n. 2; EL REPASO Staff. ROGER LEE OVERTON Basketball 1-3, Captain 4; F. F. A. 1, Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 4; Base¬ ball 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, County V. Pres. 4; Student Council Sec. 3; Ath. Ass ' n. 3, 4; Chief Marshal 3; Class Pres. 3; Class Treas. 4; EL REPASO Staff. .VELMA LEE STEVENSON Glee Club 1-4; Dancing Club 1-4; F. H. A. 1,2; Basketball Manager 4 ; EL REPASO Staff. PEGGY ANNA TUNSTALL Glee Club 1-4; F. H. A. 1-4; Dancing Club 1-4; Ath. Ass ' n. 3, 4; Current Events 1; Cheerleader 2, 3 ; Newspaper Staff 2; Science Club Pres. 4; F. T. A. Treas. 4; EL REPASO Staff. WILLIAM LYON WHITFIELD Basketball 1-4; Glee Club 2-4; Dancing Club 3, 4; F. F. A. 1-4; Bus Monitor 2, 3; Bus Driver 4. MOTTO Let him who deserves it reap the FLOWER Gardenia CLASS SONG At last has come the day of all days When we go our separate ways. We ' ve worked, we ' ve dreamed, we ' ve hoped, Sometimes we wondered if we ' d make the But now we know we ' ll miss you so. We really do hate to go. Please think of us as time goes on. Dear Creedmoor High, our own. Well not forget the lessons we ' ve learned The goals for which we ' ve yearned. They ' ll help all our whole lives through Our duty with courage to do. We ' ll not forget the standards you set And we ' ll not rest until they ' re met. So here ' s to you, our friend so true. Dear Creedmoor High, adieu. reward. COLORS Wine and White we ' ve prayed, grade. 1S53 GRADUATION EXERCISES aM SBSB m m THE MARSHALS Recitation—Declamation Winners Citizenship Medal Winners The Daisy Chain MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Velma Stevenson Billy Whitfield MOST TALENTED Lessie Hockaday Larry Bennett MOST POPULAR Nancy Clay James Marshburn PROPHECY Ring! Yes, there went the telephone again. The drudgery of keeping house was really getting under my skin, so nonchalantly I went to answer the telephone. To my surprise it was one of my old classmates, Jackie Ellington, who invited me to go with her to Paris that afternoon to look over clothes that Velma Stevenson was designing for her to wear in her next movie, Take the Underground. Naturally I accepted, so she picked me up in exactly one hour and gayly we headed to the airport chatting about the latest gossip. High School days soon became a part of the conversation and Jackie was bragging on her most efficient secretary, a former classmate, Faydean Medlin. By this time we had arrived at the airport. I had never been in a jet before so you can imagine how excited and nervous I was. As I started to step in this faster than sound machine I slipped and fell and to ' my utter dismay the pilot himself picked me up. He removed his headgear, to ask me if I was hurt and guess who he turned out to be! Horace Adcock. I certainly had him figured wrong when I thought he would be a settled married man. My ankle was twisted badly so I was taken to the first-aid station. Peg¬ gy Tunstall, who was a nurse, bandaged it and we were ready to take off again. When we were settled in our seats the very attractive hostess, another former classmate of ours, Nancy Clay, reminded us to fasten our safety belts. In a matter of minutes we landed in Paris and hailed a cab driver by none other than that speed- demon of our graduating class, John Green, who informed us that Billy Whitfield also had joined the ranks of taxicab drivers. We understand now, of course, why taxicabs of Paris are unsurpassed. Upon entering the studio to see Velma we were rudely bumped into and almost knocked down by a pedestrian who was not looking where he was walking and seemed not to care. Who should it be but James Marshburn who was a professor at the University of Paris. He owned a private spaceship and invited us to take a trip to the moon with him. The three of us went in and persuaded Velma to forget the designs and go with us. After all Jackie might not get a chance to wear them if this expedition failed. James reassured us everything would be all right since this was just another trip for him. We got all our gear together, hopped into the spaceship, and in no time flat we landed on the moon. We were greeted by the sound of a shotgun which frightened me, but it was only Larry Bennett shooting coons. He had killed all the coons in the southern part of U. S. and had chosen the moon to continue his hunting rather than to go up north. Maggie Dickerson and Betty Powell, who gave up trying to catch a man on earth, were now chasing the men in the moon and, are they hot on the trail! However, they stopped long enough to greet us and tell us of the wonderful work Lessie Hockaday was doing there as a missionary. Exhausted but happy we returned to earth. Jackie and I journeyed on in the U. S., our home sweet home. I stopped in N. Y. to get groceries for dinner and whom did I meet but Billy Chappell who was a butcher in the A. P. While chatting with Billy I learned that Otho Cash was a well-known lawyer in N. Y. and of course we knew that Roger Overton was mayor of the city. When I returned home the afternoon mail had arrived and I received a letter from Jackie Currin Dan¬ iel who had three little redhead boys and was teaching school at Stem. She told me about a letter she had received from Edwina Bullock, who was ambassador to Russia and also about two other classmates of ours, Shirley Beck and Betty Lou Aiken, who were living in the Harricane. I also learned from her let¬ ter that Bonnie Brinkley Roberts was living at Northside and that she and her husband had finally finished stripping their crop of tobacco and Darlene Brogden also had joined the ranks of happy married women. By this time my husband was home from work fussing for dinner, but I convinced him after such an exciting day we should go out for dinner and a show. This required calling Vernell Royals, who was running a local baby sitting agency, to send a babysitter over to keep my two little boys. We ended up at the Coconut Grove where Jesse Lee, a popular comedian and his songtress wife, the former Jean Bowles, were starring. Upon returning home to retire for the night I came to one conclusion: This is a small Universe, isn ' t it? Prophets Carolyn Jenkins James Marshburn Jaimes LIST WILL AND TESTAMENT The time has come (by the Grace of God and Kind-Hearted Teachers) to receive our diploma and take leave from C. H. S. So we, the class of 1954, being of uncertain minds, do Hereby make and pro¬ claim our Last Will and Testament. To the following students we bequeath these traits: 1. I, Edwina Bullock, leave to Barbara Brown the vacant seat at the piano for Glee Club purposes and also cotton for her ears. 2. I, Jesse Lea, leave to George Washington my talent to skip school without getting caught. 3. I, Lessie Hockaday, leave to Sue Averette my golden voice and a lemon to help keep it that way. 4. I, Roger Overton, leave to Julian Mosley my good leadership. 5. (, Jean Bowles, leave to Bette Thomas my flirty ways. 6. I, Betty Mavis Powell, leave to Nancy Sherron my books with the hope that she will use them so they won ' t feel left out. All the other books had a home and companion. 7. I, Larry Bennett, leave to Pete Faulkner my trail of a coon. 8. I, Jackie Ellington, leave to Pat Cates my neatness and all the beauty I can spare. 9. I, James Marshburn, leave to Bob Newton my ability to sweettalk the teachers. 10. I, Vernell Royals, leave to Ann Rea my ability to pick up news of interest here and there. 11. I, John Green, leave to Charles Jackson and Wayne Overton my efficiency in basketball, 12. I, Darlene Brodgen, leave to Shirley Hobgood and Janet Whitt my quiet and courteous manner. 13. I, Billy Whitfield, leave to Jesse Dupree my heavy foot on the gas. 14. We, Faydine Medlin and Maggie Dickerson, sadly leave to Lou Helen Averette our formula to stay slim. 15. I, Nancy Clay, with great pride, leave to June Faircloth my Hollywood Swing. 16. I, Billy Chappell, leave to Billy Aiken my friendliness. 17. I, Peggy Tunstall, leave to Eleanor Murray my empty seat and books. You may find the books in the nearest waste can. 18. I, Otho Cash, leave to David Goss and Warren Smith my wit. 19. I, Jackie Currin, leave to Faye Washington my privilege to be late for school. 20. We, Bonnie Brinkley and Carolyn, leave to Sue Peed the love of Basketball and the ability to go steady. (The rest of us girls could never find out their secret.) 21. I, Horace Adcock, leave to Buddy Crews my ability to stick to one girl. 22. We, Shirley Beck and Betty Lou Aiken, leave to Jennie Waite our ability to be l ate for Journalism ' , the stencil machine, and a cake of soap and a bath cloth. Who cares where you get the water? 23. I, Velma Steverson, leave to Barbara Cuddeback a portion of my height. If anyone finds any traits left out, he may reach us by contacting any mental institution. The nearest one is Butner. Testators: Maggie Dickerson Horace Adcock ll VLCRCLASSMEM SOPHOMOUg G ' crU Treside-vt- _ 5Wirl y T)a,ft eL Vi tc- ' PresiJe  t-- ' Pe j4if IaJ A. o t toh! Secretary -- Eve Thomas Tr ' ea suR.CT - - XLzt. Sed ' T’ic.lC $ c O ' .A Frak M ITLi si Jwt - -Phyllis Crrccfu •£fe Tt 5 i 4c wT 7$u oc. - TcTk-T y - - - S lrJ JT , £ 3rt UJ ' J 1 t e a.5 u r eT 1 H ' .ri Parrott a more 3otjs T es Jevt - -l iLLu Ta.-rroTT , ee.TV Cs ; ( B . ' 3 a j L TWUtlC £ccTneta. T y . 0 _ • .. 7 • e a- s ur eT , TV 3 , y jfecil HiTri F)V; ) VI 3 V JZoyS de. f . _Do rv ie L- st C r ' TVesuWt-- IZ ctcj-r eiJ u er ' -3 BoTtK HlTr ' 5 5 Billy Aiken Helen Averette Barbara Cuddeback Jesse Dupree Sue Averette June Fairdoth Barbara Brown David Goss Pat Cates Shirley Hobgood ' Buddy Crews Charles Jackson Julian Mosley JUNIORS JULIAN MOSLEY . BOB NEWTON . . BARBARA BROWN PAT CATES . .... President Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . ..Treasurer Eleanor Murray Warren Smith Bob Newton Bette Thomas Wayne Overton Jenny Waite Sue Peed Faye Washington Ann Rea George Washington Nancy Sherron Janet Whitt SOPHOMORES Betty Adcock Jo Ann Beasley Joyce Beck Deuard Bowden Billy Brogden Raymond Brodgen Robert Brooks Bradley Bullock Bill Bullock Edward Bullock John Bullock Shirley Cash Mamie Currin Shirley Daniel Tommy Edmondson Frank Faulkner Rassie Fox Nelson Freeman Waylon Grimm Edith Guthrie Cecil Flarris Bobby Haskins Billy Hicks Katherine Jackson Ruth Jarman Barbara Jones -Barbara Kay John Keith Thomas Lane Bobby Liner Virginia Neville Coleman Noell Peggy Oakley Barbara O ' Neal Billy Parrott John Parrott Rachel Patterson J. C. Peed Lucinda Pittard David Prince llze Sedricks Julia Self Coley Sherron Eve Thomas Jimmie Tomlinson Christine Turner „ Zack Whitfield Peggy Whorton xtikA FRESHMEN J. C. Abbott Patty Jean Aiken Max Arnold Ruth Jane Arnold Virginia Arnold Dalton Barbour Ruth Beasley Faye Blanchard Sylvia Bowden Herman Bradsher Sandra Brady Franklin Brodgen Mary Brodgen Paul Brodgen Sandra Brown Brenda Bullock John Chavis Shirley Cheek Patricia Clark Bobby Cooper Kenneth Davis Faye Dupree Carole Farmer Ray Fowler Jimmy Glover Phyllis Green Tommy Green Barbara Hamre Butch Harris Rachel Hobgood Herbert Hockaday Rosalie Hockaday Elwood Hollowed Virginia James Sue Jarman Frances Jones Morris Jones Billy Jo Keith Annie Laura King Donnie Liner Betsy Lyon Marian Mosley Robert Murray Clyde Newcomb Steve Noell Lillian Parrott Mozel Patterson Hilda Perry Jay Prince Betty Lou Richards Earl Riley Barbara J. Roberts Jeanne Roberts Amelia Ann Royals Willie Ann Roycroft Ben Sandling Victor Sandling Johnny Smith Judy Smith Randolph Strickland Kay Suitt John Waite Douglas Whitfield Douglas Whitt Wayne Whitt Jane Wynn ORGANIZATION! j43A 31UD EDWINA BULLOCK .President JACKY CURRIN .Secretary SUE PEED.Vice President JULIAN MOSLEY.Treasurer BOB NEWTON .Reporter !QWACT£ Jacky Currin, Carolyn Jenkins, llze Sedricks, Bette Thomas, Sue Peed, Janet Whitt, Miss Ellis, Edwina Bullock, Thomas Lane, Pat Cates, Lucinda Pittard, Ruth Jarman, Joyce Beck, Coley Sherron, Bob Newton, Nelson Freeman, Barbara Brown, Roger Overton, Cecil Harris, Bonnie Brinkley, Julian Mosley. Sponsor Miss Ellis CAROLYN JENKINS BOB NEWTON . . . . . . President BETTY POWELL Vice-President THOMAS LANE Sponsor Secretary Treasurer MISS ELLIS IWV i; STUDENT COUNCIL ' 1 ■COT ' C ' ■jE . ' j tTifWM ' - « ■ Wtl jjKl lln 51 mm gm 1 1 j t‘S ft ROOM REPRESENTATIVES FAYEDEAN MEDLIN, JESSE LEA SUE PEED, WARREN SMITH . . 12th Grade EVE THOMAS, BOBBY LINER .10th Grade 11th Grade PHYLLIS GREEN, VICTOR SANDLING ... 9th Grade FLAGBEAR.ERS Eve Thomas Peggy Tunstall Peggy Whorton COLOR GUARDS Nancy Clay Sue Peed MAJORETTES Judy Arnold Faye Blanchard Pat Clark Aubrey Wynn DIRECTOR CREEDMOOR HIGH BAND CORNETS and TRUMPETS Robert Brooks Bradley Bullock James Glover Bobby Liner Colman Noell J. C. Peed Gene Rogers Andre Sedricks SAXOPHONES Andy Curl Waylon Grimm Tony Lyon Bob Newton Douglas Whitfield FLUTE CLARINETS Brenda Bullock Brenda Clayton Mike Ellis Linda Green Donnie Liner Betsy Lyon Jasper Mangum Lillian Parrott Jeane Roberts ALTO HORN Loy McCombs David Prince BARITONE HORN Thomas Lane TROMBONES Sandra Brady Jimmy Fleming Jennie James Stancil Roberts GLOCKENSPIEL Phyllis Green Miss Lula N. Williams SOUSOPHONES Bobby Cooper Steve Noell PERCUSSION Max Arnold Deuard Bowden Hal Crews Sonny Lyon Jimmy Tomlinson Joe Watkins ( FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA 5 .... President Vice President . . . . Secretary . . ..Treasurer .Reporter .Historian .Song Leader .Advisor JACKY CURRIN PHYLLIS GREEN BETTE THOMAS . . . EVE THOMAS _ NANCY CLAY .... SHIRLEY HOBGOOD BARBARA BROWN . MRS. LAMB . Me s-rf of a e-Crxiicr The. 1 xbla Is worK ; c.f de-Co px.i ' i on$ f r th DGER OVERTON RRY BENNETT . . )BBY HASKINS . DRACE- ADCOCK CK WHITFIELD R. F. L. WILSON ... President Vice President .... Secretary . . ..Treasurer .Reporter .Advisor I no Jce 1954 EL REPASO STAFF Editor.Edwina Bullock Assistant Editor.Jacky Currin Sponsor.Miss Aiken Advertising Managers.Horace Adcock Maggie Dickerson Betty Powell Jean Bowles Business Managers.Nancy Clay Roger Overton Bonnie Brinkley Snapshot and Art Editors.Velma Stevenson Peggy Tunstall Nancy Clay Circulation Managers.Vernell Royals Jackie Ellington Fayedean Medlin Jesse Lea Larry Bennett T yP ' sts .Carolyn Jenkins Lessie Hockaday Peggy Tunstall FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION NANCY CLAY .President BARBARA CUDDEBACK .Vice-President MRS. MclNTOSH .Sponsor BETTE THOMAS.Secretary PEGGY TUNSTALL .Treasurer OUlGHTSTAff JAMES MARSHBURN .Editor-In-Chief BETTY POWELL .Business Manager MISS WATSON .Sponsor BUS DRIVERS and MONITORS r-,3i SC,£N ceciub PEGGY TUNSTALL DONNIE LINER . . . MISS WATSON . . BARBARA KAY . . . ELEANOR MURRAY .President .Vice President .Sponsor .Sec. Treas. . . . . Program Chairman DANCING CLUB TUMBLING CLUB HALLOWEEN QUEENS |jgp rvi ni zniors liKe. oldfime 5 flt ' : ■ V.xgB ' il ' Aj l 5 4 ? ' • ! : y ' ’4 ATHLETICS FORWARDS CENTER GUARDS Larry Bennett John Chavis Buddy Crews Charles Jackson Roger Overton J. C. Peed John Green Bobby Haskins Horace Adcock Bradley Bullock Wayne Overton Billy Parrott Billy Whitfield Zack Whitfield MANAGER Nelson Freeman ♦ 1 5PURT1 Jjj § l , M LJjW ipl v ' H . V. H$ f ■■■ ' j ; M Twr ... A J V A B | J i 111 i 131, 17 “iff ■ 1 w CAPTAIN Roger Overton COACH Mr. Earl Lamb MANAGER Velma Stevenson ASSISTANT MANAGER Brenda Bullock COACH Mr. G. B. Lamm Bonnie Brinkley CO-CAPTAINS Fayedean Medlin WWW FORWARD Helen Averette Barbara Brown Shirley Cash Mamie Alice Currin Shirley Daniel Faye Dupree June Faircloth Carolyn Jenkins Fayedean Medlin Barbara O ' Neal Sue Peed Julia Self Judy Smith Kay Suitt Janet Whitt Faye Washington guard Ruth Beasley Bonnie Brinkley Sandra Brown Darlene Brogden Maggie Dickerson Carole Farmer Rassie Fox Annie Laura King Mozel Patterson Betty Powell Ann Rea Betty Lou Richards M: |Ln| A V n ■■■■■ WL 1 £$§? v ' ’f; ■ 4 tj K f i 1 i.. 11 l 11 I CV _I LU £ Q LLI Di l ) . $V ■ TEAM SOFTBALL TEAM BASEBALL ( Jn ' for pe-r bl ' $Uni c r ' fScrU Pf SanQ UA 9i 3 ’ I H 4 If 1 K 1 ft 1 w 1 W wrHv ' ' Wn - ' I IDiiE ■, Wllfe-f F J «■! ' ■ vHL i S 1 k ' 1 L ti w ' ti [jM ™lii (1 i? --i illiPT E LEMENTARy FIRST GRADE Miss Elva Hall FIRST GRADE Miss Persaline O ' Brian FIRST GRADE Miss Jeane Exum SECOND GRADE Mrs. Carrie Suitt SECOND GRADE Mrs. Lucille Lyon THIRD GRADE Mrs. Irene Parrott FOURTH GRADE Miss Ollie Lyon FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Todd FOURTH and FIFTH GRADE Miss Marilyn Watkins FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Marilyn Mangum SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Mary Curl SIXTH GRADE Miss Joyce White f- J SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Carmel Wellmon I EIGHTH GRADE Miss Louise Tunstall Compliments of WHITFIELD LUMBER COMPANY Rough and Dressed Lumber Oxford, North Carolina Telephone 4452 R. J. Whitfield, Owner !| For the Man Who Is Interested ; • Security ' ! • A Good Income ; • A Respected Place In His ' Community • His Own Business : DURHAM INSTITUTE OF BARBERING !; It ' s one of the South ' s finest ; 109 North Church Street Durham, North Carolina ' Telephone 9-1 162 Compliments of I; NEW FARMERS j WAREHOUSE j ] J. M. TALLY and BRYANT BRAGG Durham, North Carolina !; s Fine Women ' s Apparel Sportswear Millinery, Shoes, Accessories Main and Church Streets Durham, North Carolina 4 s Durham, North Carolina j _ | CONGRATULATIONS TO I THE SENIORS CREEDMOOR j DRY | CLEANERS | I Main Street j Creedmoor, North Carolina ( PETTY ' S AUTO UPHOLSTERING 1810 Fay Street — Phone 4-2261 Durham, North Carolina Headlinings Door Panels Arm Rests Floor Mats Seat Covers Flat Tops Convertible Tops Door Glasses and Glass Channels RAY ' S REPAIR SHOP Auto Repairing Electric Acetylene Welding Creedmoor, North Carolina L. r- LOFTIN MUSIC STORE Phone 6-5941 — 903 E. Main St. Durham, North Carolina Connsonata Organs Gulbransen Pianos Gibson Guitars and Amplifiers Philco Radios, T. V. Service Pianos and other Musical Instruments Rented. Compliments of BUTNER ESSO SERVICE STATION Butner, North Carolina J. M. NICFiOLS, Owner OWEN MOTOR CO. SALES SERVICE Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Phone 3557 Oxford, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE JOHN F. SANDERFORD, Owner DAVIS TIRES WIZARD APPLIANCES AUTO PARTS and ACCESSORIES Phone 3311 Creedmoor, North Carolina STEPHENSON WILSON m Dollar for Dollar You CanY Beat A Pontiac SALES and SERVICE Durham, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF McCracken oil company a ii (1 HENDERSON VULCANIZING CO. Distributors of American Oil Company Products Henderson, North Carolina G. T. EAKES FUNERAL HOME The Home of 24 Hour Service WILLIAM ROGERS, Manager Creedmoor, North Carolina Compliments of TIP TOP RESTAURANT AND GROCERY Butner, North Carolina E. L. MITCHELL, Owner Compliments of PENNY FURNITURE STORES Be Penny Wise ... It Pays Durham, North Carolina GRANVILLE ICE AND FUEL COMPANY Your Coal-heating Service Dealer Ice Coal Stokers Furnaces McCreary Tires Dial 5627 Oxford, North Carolina DANIEL CABINET SHOP Custom Built Cabinets Store Fixtures 612 Ramseur Street Durham, North Carolina W. W. DANIEL Phone 4-0032 Night Phone 8-51 32 Compliments of SUBURBAN RULANE GAS CO. OF NORTH CAROLINA Oxford, North Carolina Compliments of MONTGOMERY ' S FLORIST, INC. Durham, North Carolina WHORTON ' S FOOD STORE Grocery — Meats Produce Butner, North Carolina Compliments Of STEVE ' S SEWING CENTER 127 East Main Street Telephone 2-5894 Durham, North Carolina PISE STATE CREAMERY COMPANY Raleigh, North Carolina Oxford, North Carolina AND SOUTHER! ICE CREAM COMPANY Henderson, North Carolina Distributors PINE STATE ICE CREAM and MILK Dial 7155 — Henderson, North Carolina WHITFIELD PARRISH LUMBER COMPANY Rough and Dressed Lumber Creedmoor, North Carolina Phone 3951 W. W. WHITFIELD W. A. PARRISH W. H. OLIVE PAINT CO. DANIEL ' S GROCERY Painting Papering Repairing ! Groceries Meats !, ; Paint from $1.98 per Gal. and Up ' Vegetables and Fish 1 701 East Main street — Phone 3-5221 ! Main Street j ! Durham, North Carolina !; 1 Creedmoor, North Carolina j L __ , __ LYON ' S SERVICE : TUCK ' S BARBER SHOP : : STATION General Merchandise C Street Butner, N. C. !; Farm Machinery !; ' ! Fertilizers ' ! Washing and Greasing 1 Two Experienced Barbers Phone 3418 ! Northside, North Carolina | 1: Compliments of ! i : GLADSTEIN ' S ROBERTS’ BROTHERS | A Complete Line of Men ' s and Boys ' 1 Dress and Work Clothes l| BUILDERS ; 209 Mangum Street ; ; Durham, North Carolina Phone 3642 W O X F J; Oxford, North Carolina ; Creedmoor, North Carolina ; ; Where You Hear ; Creedmoor Special 1 . 1 Compliments of JOSEPHINE DICKERSON Compliments of KENNEDY ' S AUTO SERVICE Special Auto Service East Club Boulevard Extension Phone 3-0501 STANDARD ENGINEERING SALES COMPANY Johns-Manville Certified Home Improvement Contractors Durham-Oxford Highway P. O. Box 1503 Phone 2-0824 No Down Payment — Small Monthly Payments JONES ' SERVICE STATION Groceries Gas Oil DUTCHVILLE BUILDER ' S SUPPLY Complete Line of Building Supplies Owners B. C. R. F. ROBERTS Creedmoor, North Carolina Phone 3642 BOONE DRUG CO. Pharmacists and Seedsmen Corner Mangum, Parrish Orange Streets Durham, North Carolina- 4 Miles on the Raleigh Highway NEW METHOD LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 405 Roxboro Street, Durham, N. C. C Central, Butner, N. C. QUALITY and SERVICE Phone 6959 On U. S. Route 15—South The Beautiful New— JOHN PENN MOTEL 1 Mile South of Oxford Oxford, North Carolina Modern . . . Quiet . . . Comfortable ' - ' Catering to those who care BELVINS ESSO SERVICE Phone 2471 Creedmoor, North Carolina INGOLD TIRE COMPANY General Tires Kraft Recapping Wheel Alignment Brake Service Phone 3-3641 202 South Gregson Durham, North Carolina JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Buick Sales—Service 323-328 East Main Street Durham, North Carolina Dial 4-1841 - 3-1491 — CONGRATULATIONS 1954 SENIORS SPENCER O ' NEAL East Main Street Durham, N. C. r- GAS GROCERIES Durham-Oxford Highway Creedmoor, North Carolina Compliments of W. W. BLINSON ' S GRILL Main Street Creedmoor, North Carolina 43 Years Serving Automobile Owners Make It Easy and Profitable to Trade with CARPENTER ' S Your Chevrolet Dealer R. W. WILSON SERVICE STATION 7 -i r- Compliments of BUTNER DRIVE IN GRILL Butner, North Carolina B. E. RAGANS GARAGE Automotive and Body Repairs All Makes and Model Cars We buy wrecked and junked cars New and Used Parts 2514 East Geer Street Durham, North Carolina Compliments of DURHAM CONTAINERS COMPANY Durham, North Carolina DURHAM FRUIT and PRODUCE Durham, North Carolina Wholesale Distributors of Fresh Fruit Vegetables and Eggs It Always Pays To Buy The Best BUDD-PIPER ROOFING COMPANY Contractors — Manufacturers Distributors Roofing, Waterproofing, Sheet Metal Work Durham, North Carolina Compliments of OXFORD BUILDING AND LOAN Oxford, North Carolina SYLVANIA TELEVISION With HALOLIGHT Weekly Payments As Low As $3.50 Easy Terms at MONTGOMERY ALDRIDGE Corner Morgan Roney Streets Durham, North Carolina Closed Every Wednesday Afternoon Dial 6185 G. M. CHAPPELL SONS HARDWARE Hotpoint Dealer Livestock Fertilizers Electrical Appliances Telephone 3471 P. O. Box 17 Creedmoor, North Carolina i! Compliments of ROYALS ' GROCERY Creedmoor, North Carolina YOUR CLEANER 800 Mangum Street Durham, North Carolina Compliments of J. C. PEED and FAMILY fl TRI ANG LE nrisnnaD 951-953 East Main Street Phone 2163 Durham, North Carolina 24-Hour Service Calls L. Blalock Chevrolet Co., Incorporated Compliments of Sales Service Oxford, North Carolina -4 -7 Compliments of THE WHITE DIAMOND Horace Ellington Creedmoor, N. C. r- DURHAM SPORTING GOODS 201 East Chapel Hill Street Durham, North Carolina 7 r- ! ALLEN ' S HARDWARE Hardware — Paint Frigidaire Appliances CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA CROSS ' S GARAGE Dealer Used Cars N w and Used Auto Parts Retail 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE B. G CROSS, Prop. Day Phone 2911 Night Phone 2911 Compliments of CREEDMOOR DRUG CO -4 L- Compliments of SUGG ' S GROCERY and MARKET Durham-Oxford Highway RUTH GORDON FASHIONS PRICELESS CLOTHES-PRICED LESS ; DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA ! STEWART ' S Distinctive Women ' s Apparel 206 West Main Street DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of MODERN BEAUTY SHOP CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA TOM ' S AUTO SUPPLY Distributors of AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS Recapping and Vulcanizing Roxboro and Oxford, N. C. Roxboro Oxford Phone 7201 Phone 5696 J. L. ROGERS and SONS Feedstuff and Country Produce Maytag Washers Hardware and Paints Heavy and Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA OXFORD JEWELRY CO. RELIABLE GOODS ONLY OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA EDWARD ' S CREDIT JEWELER Nationally Advertised Diamonds — Watches Jewelry — Silverware Radios — Records 131 Main Street Oxford, N. C. J. B. W A T K I N S HOUSE MOVING AND ALL KINDS OF HEAVY WORK PHONE 2581 CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA HARRIS INSURANCE AGENCY Writes ALL KINDS of INSURANCE See I. E. HARRIS Creedmoor, North Carolina Y and J UPHOLSTERING CO. Repairing-Refinishing Antiques-Reproduct ions One-half mile out on Oxford Highway M. S. Yarbough, Owner DURHAM, Compliments of GOSS JEWELRY CO. Durham, N. C. Norman W. Goss C. M. Goss ROGERS DRY GOODS STORE QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR THE FAMILY Creedmoor, North Carolina -7 r- Compliments of BUTNER SODA SHOP Butner, North Carolina 7 s ■ -J ' Jk L —i Addison ' s Marketeria IRIS and ANJEL ADDISON, Owners Durham ' s Shopping Center for Maternity Apparel Infants Wear Nursery Furniture Children ' s Wear Children ' s Shoes Educational and Wheel Toys Carriage and Crib Rental ' Playground Equipment C. S. HARKEY LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING PHONE Ml Creedmoor, North Carolina --7 ( MANGUM-ROYCROET’S WAREHOUSES DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA FIRST SALE EVERY DAY ALL DAY Handle Your Tobacco Nice It Brings Better Prices COMPLIMENTS OF MOUNT ROTE FINISHING CO., INI ' . BUTNER, NORTH CAROLINA Musical Instruments Sales and Service Quality Instruments at Reasonable Prices Expert Repairs in our modern shop All Musical Accessories OLSON ' S MUSIC STORE Phone 3-4541 Durham, North Carolina A. J. FARGO Oriental and Domestic Rugs 324 W. Geer St. Dial .3-691 1 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA r- MERITA BREAD Compliments of Your Merita Salesman DURHAM BANK and TRUST CO. Creedmoor Branch CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA Your Bank For Today and Tomorrow GRANVILLE LOCKER PLANT, INC. Meat Curing and Smoking Storage Processing Poultry Dressing Lard Rendering Phone 3265 OXFORD, N. C. Compliments of GRANVILLE HARDWARE CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA --- CLAUDE HULL FLORIST Corner Chapel Hill Rigsbee Streets Durham, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM MLIRHEAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INCORPORATED Phone R-701 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA -7 r- Compliments of UZZLE MOTOR CO. DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA Cadillac and Oldsmobile Authorized Sales and Service Phone 5191 EDWARDS ' FLORIST Beauty of Our Business Is Flowers 912 W. Main St. Durham, Phone 9-5707 North Carolina FERRELL ' S WATCH HOSPITAL 108 W. Parrish St. Opposite Silvers DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA H ALL-WYNNE FUNERAL DIRECTORS 113 West Main Street DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA THE TRANSPORT CORPORATION THE EPES TRANSPORT SYSTEM (Van Division) PIONEER TOBACCO TRUCKING LINES Unexcelled Equipment, Service Dependability FULL INSURANCE COVERAGE Please Address Reply To: Avondale Drive Edgar Street P. O. Box 506 DURHAM, N. C. Wilfred G. Epes, Jr., Pres. S. Gray Hardy, Vice-Pres. S. Graham White, Secretary MAIN OFFICE Blackstone, Virginia Phone 206 BRANCH OFFICES Winston-Salem, N. C. 321 Reynolds Building W. R. Davis, Mgr. Phone 3-5546 Gladys E. Hardy, Asst. Secty. J. Raymond Crowder, Treas. Durham, N. C. W. B. Kirtley, Mgr. Phone N-144 Richmond, Va. 314 South Seventh St. D. W. Miles, Mgr. Phone 3-1981 J. C. Weaver, Traffic Mgr. Copeland E. Adams, Counsel Danville Va. Industrial Avenue J. D. Lewis, Mgr. Phone 4276 Elkridge, Md. Washington Blvd. (Dorsey) T. B. Reams, Mgr. Phone 663 CITY PLUMBING SHOP W. E. Rogers, Prop. Plumbing Plumbing Fixtures ' Phone 2031 A — r- PUBLIC HARDWARE, INC. Hardware, Paints, Varnishes, Oils, Glass and Farming Implements 1 1 1 East Parrish Street Phone 9-1937 Durham, N. C. KENNEDY ' S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Secretarial Accounting Business Administration Fully Accredited by A.A.C.C. 1105 W. Main St. Phone 5-4221 Durham, North Carolina L- Complete Newspaper Service DURHAM MORNING HERALD THE DURHAM SUN (Morning-Sunday) (Evening) Delivered by Carrier in Creedmoor WDNC and WDNC-FM are the Radio Stations of The Herald-Sun Paper DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA DILLON SUPPLY COMPANY MILL and INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Myers Home Water Systems A Pump For Every Use Durham, North Carolina L ' - DURHAM PE PS I-CO LA BOTTLING COMPANY 305 SOUTH STREET Jones Frasier Co. Durham ' s Outstanding Jewelry Store Diamonds Watches Gift Shop Registered Jewelers American Gem Society L- CREEDMOOR BEAUTY SHOP We Strive to Please Call 2341 Operators Ruth Curl Mrs. W. F. Harris Creedmoor, N. C. 7 Compliments of RAY-BROWNING CLOTHIERS I; Clothes For Young Men 208 N. Mangum St. I DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA C and W GARAGE | General Auto and Radiator ;■ Repairing I I Box 239 Creedmoor, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF THE DUKE POWER COMPANY Light-Power and Street Transportation Phone FI51 DURHAM, N. C. I NEW HOME FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Creedmoor, North Carolina DINING IS A PLEASURE AT THE LITTLE ACORN BARBECUE - BRUNSWICK STEW FRIED CHICKEN and SIZZLING STEAKS 706 Riggsbee Avenue Phone F-6001 DURHAM, N. C. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE N. C. MORTON, Owner Davis Tires Truetone Radios Wizard Batteries Phone 3413 OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA FARMER ' S EXCHANGE, INC. FEEDS SEEDS FERTILIZER CREEDMOOR, FARM SUPPLIES NORTH CAROLINA THE F : 5 T NAMt IN TYPEWRITERS Authorized SALES and SERVICE DURHAM TYPEWRITER COMPANY 225 Foster Street Durham, North Carolina Leggett ' s Department Store Oxford, North Carolina The Home of Better Value—20 Complete Departments SERVING THE NEEDS OF YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY H and J Texaco Service Station Quick, Courteous Service Phone 2621 CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA t-- r- Compliments of O. V. YEARGIN ' S GROCERY STORE and SERVICE STATION CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA 4 R. C. JONES GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phone 2741 CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA -4 L DURHAM ' S BEST STORE SINCE 1885 j MAIN STREET AT CORCORAN SOUTHGRAND CHEVROLET CO. Compliments of OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER j : Sales and Service CREEDMOOR, N. C„ Phone 391 1 i — Typewriters Adding Machines Office Supplies and Equipment j S f f ) ) i $ - J c — - Compliments of CREEDMOOR FIVE TEN CENT STORE ! VAUGHAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Service-Wiring Phone 210 Creedmoor, North Carolina BUTNER NORTH CAROLINA 3624th ORDNANCE COMPANY (Direct Support) North Carolina National Guard “Serve Your Country With Your Buddies and Friends Join the New National Guard Today BUTNER, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of FARMERS-MANGUM WAREHOUSES OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA A CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS of 1954 SCOTT COAL and OIL COMPANY Phone 5183 Durham, North Carolina B. C. WOODALL CO. Established 1894 SPORTING GOODS and BICYCLES Playthings 316 Holland St. DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA STEVENSON SERVICE STATION Groceries and Ice Amoco Dealer Gas and Oil CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA -? BRAXTON BARBER SHOP We Need Your Head in Our Business CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA CITY COAL and WOOD YARD Your Heat Merchant Quality and Service Oxford, N. C. Dial 5622 ►4 L H. R. Sanderford, Jr. W. H. Lyon 11EEDM00R SUPPLY COMPANY CREEDMOOR, NORTH CAROLINA WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES FRESH MEATS HORSES AND MULES FERTILIZER AND FEEDS WAGONS AND FARM SUPPLIES t Compliments of A and C FUEL SERVICE NEVIL ' S TIN SHOP OIL DISTRIBUTOR GAS KEROSENE FUEL OIL COAL and WOOD Phone 3541 Creedmoor, North Carolina Creedmoor, North Carolina Compliments of STAR CLEANERS Creedmoor, North Carolina Compliments of JACK ' S RESTAURANT Formerly Coe ' s Grill Under New Management Highway 15 Creedmoor, North Carolina Compliments of ADCOCK ' S CITY SERVICE Main Street Creedmoor, North Carolina Compliments of GRANVILLE SERVICE STATION Goodyear Tires and Tubes Owners: H. T. OSBURN MARSHALL BOYD Oxford, North Carolina Compliments of FLEMING NO. 1 AND 2 WAREHOUSES Sells Tobacco Higher Oxford, North Carolina Compliments of OLIVE GODWIN DANCE i SCHOOL Durham, North Carolina U Compliments of P0 OLE’S Frozen and Canned Foods Durham, North Carolina Rocky Mount, North Carolina South Hill, V irginia H. 0. CONCRETE BLOCK COMPANY DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA P. O. BOX 73 PHONE E. DURHAM STATION S. GOLEY STREET Meadow Gold IceOeam DURHAM DAIRY WALKER STONE JOHN STONE LIBERTY WAREHOUSES For The Sale of Leaf Tobacco Stone Bros, Prop. DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA r- HERFF JONES CO. World ' s Largest Manufacturer of Class Rings High School and College Rings Pins Medals Trophies Commencement Announcements Personal Cards Ind. Indianapolis 7, ALLEN BARBEE Box 338 Phone 320 Spring Hope, N. C. Congratulations to THE SENIORS of ' 54 Compliments of CHRISTIAN-HARWARD FURNITURE STORE 1 18 W. Parrish Street Durham, North Carolina -4 Compliments o f DIAMOND HOSIERY MILL Butner, North Carolina PemsmbeA, PaA ic m.  Pewiemlesi Pcuia xm  Pemetnbesi PafoiCfXwi I I , . r , oday T . y - we are printers of the yearbook of your school. Tomorrow as you seek your future in JSfA) the professions, industry and commerce we at Paragon hope to serve you with the essential Printing [ J and Lithography you will need in the pursuit of your career. Many of our best customers came to us through friendships formed around the annual planning table or from former grads like yourself who first saw our work in their annual. C)l)t Qatapn Qifss MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA LEE H. BLACKWELL GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA mm •v mmm SIM