Darden High School - Trojan Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1948 volume:

dedication s Mrs. Estelle Lane Shade A 5 • - X In sincere appreciation and gratitude for thirty years of loyal service to the alummi and students of Darden High School and to the people of the community, we, the faculty and students of Darden High School, dedicate . this first edition of The Trojan to Firs, Estelle Lane Shade, Her years of service testify to the untiring de- votion, energetic work and benevolent spirit she has exemplified to the many students who have passed through these halls. May her spirit of helpfulness, ideals of culture, and standards of intelligence serve as a torch to light the pa%hs and guide the hearts of all she has taught. 0 ‘«rj r f' =. i • v Realising that even civilisation itself'has been built only upon trial and error, we are conscious that this, our r£irst attempt to publish a school annual, con- tains many mistakes that experience alone would avoid. We wls i to commend the staff of THE TROJAN for its very . , % fine 'beginning.. We%hope that piature staffs will get an inspiration to carry on 'in iriur attempt to preserve in v « documentary form the experiences we have while students of Darden High School. aSf V v x lira. Ethel B, Alexander Seventh Grade Mrs. Beatrice T. Barnes Seventh Grade left: Mrs, Flora C Bethel Sixth Grad® Mrs. Cdell A. Barnes Eighth Grade Left: Mr, Charles E. Branford Eighth Grade Right: f ' Er, Erdinan It. Bryant Science 4 - V i. WW V 9 ■ Left: Mrs. Dorothy H. 511is I2.gh.th Grade Right: ■Mr. James G. Ellis Seventh Grade Estelle D. Fester Herae So enemies Right: Mr. Julius F. Freeman Tnawel Trades r Left: Mr. Spencer J. Satchel! Music Right: lira. Jehnnye T. Thompson . Mathematics Left: Mies.(lora E. Washington Social Studies Right: Mrs. Helen D. Chitted Sixth Grade . .% Ab ni ,8E MINES Patches Team, History Club Dehatin a poor substitute for the ' Outside show : inner world WgfflMmil Basketball Team Glee Club, Football Taam round goes higher and higher •flt UMLLidL LSE BARNES Bam� Kickmme History Club Activities would have them do i unto others as unto you, Hot to 3 BfcTTLi nWe can easily represent thins- r r j r;; W 4cr PAULIKS LCftLNE GOLM Activity: Glee Club ©tfco; 1 learn not for school, out for life. IT Activity: Glee Club Potto; “Give knowledge to a wise man, it will him wiser. Give knowledge to a will make hint more foolish.” make it JiABOLD Kickn ne: ''Stubby” Activities; Glee Club, Beyls Glee Club, History Club Motto: It is the quick thinkers who become leaders ■V ..v: He who hesitates is bossed. CIM� 1 Glee Club, Basket tall Team, Patrol. Force, Library Club, President of Trowel Trades success depends upon ii m i - ■ -tti MARY FRANCES DIGGS Nickname; “Butch” V , H -V Activities: Band, Editor, Yearbook Journalism Club, Publicly Ceraaitt p ' A Motto: Through the world smiles on you blanfiily, Let your friends be choice and few, % Choose your course, pursue it grandly And achieve what you pursue. ST£ RUTH miS lokname: Chick11 Activities: ’ ice president of Senoir Class, President, History Club, Debating Club, Journalism Club, Yearbook 1 • ’ Staff, Basketball T earn . Motto: Prepare for the days of necessity ,11 S quad. Glee Club, Dancing Class ess of one's ignorance is a step to success rt thing in hand la worth thing in prospect, more than m Pn JAMES DOUGLASS GEORG Journalism Club, Band, Football Squad, Boy s Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, Chairman of School Social Committee JEAN ORLMILLHt GILCHRIST Nickname Jeanie Economics Club (Activity: Heme Be prepared at all times. ft. ZjF Library Club ActHrities Experience builds a good reputation. HEKDSSSON Glover Nickname Staff Activities Band. Yearbook Hats off to the past; coats Motto - ■ ' : - ■ Lub fs advance and advance yourself. Nickname: Ret” Activity: Glee Club to: Once a job is begun, never leave it'pt: done. of Band, Boy |s History Club', , Chairman of Force, Varsity Foot T tS cl trouble you, nor i trouble «1 il W£LX HODGES ickname: June Activities: Journalism Club, History Club, Dancing Class, Cheering Squad Motto: Be content with your lot; in everthing. one can not be RPSS MARY I1.CDAI ,s;e knight Nickname: 'Hits Activity; Glee Club Motto: I envy no man ' pity him who WADE LAS3ITBR Nickname: Duke Activities; Assistant Directo Yearbook Motto: We are what we r ours ? f „'vT i .d-.-jJli 5 r‘uJ w -J TT',HY Nickname: Tarzan Band Straight as a scale and equally as exact, h'0'..ST Nickname: ‘'Tuck Activities; Glee Club, Assistant Junior- Red Or os 3 Secretary of Motto: Be prepared to meet the necessities Lit tie Hit :.±Cfcaan ctivities 'If you -u‘o traveling a rough crooked ready. ... you will huva to overcome many obstacles 'M'-i before bho road becomes ‘smooth and straight $ kci-aii is best to ’1006333 fcy !i rooare lor “Bub Activity Aspiring for a hill on which I may accomplish greater things. ’ Lotto futuro: we can. not relive the prwpare for the y.-.v i .'‘'rili; T' i ■ '-t •1: 0$ Tv'i .jh Baud, i il.rxi fore , .«indent Council., Journaliam Club, Yearbook ..iuff. Finance CdmAbtoe, ,ays and leans Saturat bee tto: 'Tomorrow a sucess de ivia on todw's orot'jirab ions. CKARL3S flATER Nlfikn uae: Chick Activities: Student Council, Debating Club, History Club lotto: Whatever is worth doing, is worth doing well Kicknajae s ‘ Bang” !iI confess my sins, my faults, apologia®, or bend my knees no one; all I owe anyone is it ) Motto: LUllS AEID nickname: Lo Activities: Dancing tf AMotto: If . you have Class, Glee Club, Trowel Trade Club tried and have not won, never stop Band, Basketball Team, Journal!sir. Club Yearbook Staff, History Club Activitio roud of the place j like to see a nan 1 ill be proud of hir lotto I...U i W t llAlSGAil?.T ounexl tart today: ho v. ho who goes alone ca s in company wuat hxcknaiits Activities Journalism More is saket iicknarae Jackie tudent Council, Dancing Staff, Journalism Club tttivitie those you meet on your W the same people on your way down. ' «site” telinum© eiiv4ty B;isketi ll Team Leti o: g ilLXi DAB2KB11' miM Aeiivi ties Msketbaii Team, Dancing' Class Squad f!X® ililne ownsolf be true, the } then ear.'t he false to- an ;ajtu. JlLLIAi. ‘aft ym,m:h Little Billie K-icka me Striving to accomplish; seeking-t© obtain.11 Motto Hit III Little Bit activities fh Glee Club, History Club, Tro jan Journal Staff, Yearbook Staff GGHMILLU3 V.r00DA3D cknaiae: “Cat Activity: Glee Glut Motto: I'll start at the bottom because there11 s room at the top. aai dancing Glass, Band Majorette, Yearbook Staff, Basketball Teas: for sojaetnxng. K'¥ X' CLASS HISTORY s In the midst of World War II, the present senior class entered high school as freshmen. We were divided into two sections under the supervision of Miss C. M. Washington and Mr. C. W. Hines with Doris Smith and Mary Owens as president of the respective divisions. The most important event of the year was the first Annual Dramatic Tourna- ment in which Miss Washington's class won first place, Doris Simms, star of the cast, won the honor of outstanding actress in the tournament The fall of 1945 found the successful freshmen entering the sopho- more class under the supervision of Miss J. R. Taylor (now Mrs. J. T. Thompson) and Mrs. S. D Foster. James Nicholson and Blanche Cooper were presidents of the respective divisions. That year the members of our class were outstanding in various fields. Daaaerine Williams, Hilda Winstead, Olivia Weaver, Beatrice McNeil and Helen Woodard made the var- sity basketball team; Wade Lassiter won the band prize for his outstand- ing achievement; Mary Frances Diggs took the honors for biology. Returning War Veterans increased our class for the Junior year, during which time Mrs. R. L, Williams was sponsor and Douglas Parks, president. The real joy of being a junior came in preparing for and attending the Junior-Senior Prom. Keeping up its versatility, the clas had representatives in outstanding activities; the band included James Nicholson, Doris Smith, James George, Willie Jones, James Spivey, ’Wade Lassiter, Charles Hines, Jesse Henderson, and Mary Frances Diggs, with Helen Woodard as leading majorette. Doris Smith excelled in American History. Doris Simms, Charles Plater and Richard Barnes had leading role in the play, Lithuania, that represented the school in the State tournament at Raleigh, N. C This, our senior year, has been the best of all. Our adviser is Mrs. M. II Miller and our president, Richard Barnes. Mary Frances Diggs was chosen one of the outstanding senior for the year because of having won the following honors: a Saving Bond in the County 2ssay Contest on Safety, a medal in the Quiz Kids of America Contest and participation in the local Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contest, through which she became eligible for the State finals. James George and Richard Barnes represen ed our school in the Eastern Carolina Omega Fraternity Musical Talent Hunt in which the latter received honorable mention. Richard Barnes was also a prize winner in the Quiz Kids contest. The senior girls won the trophy in the first Annual Intramural Basketball Tournament, Now we leave Darden High School with fond and happy memories know- ing that: � WS BUILD THE LADDER BY WHICH WE CLIMB. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT With our hearts full of sorrow, we, the seniors of the 1948 grad- ling class of the Charles H. Darden High School, regretfully admit at the time has come for us to bid our farewill to the alma mater __e so dearly We shall never forget the things that were taught s during the happiest four years of our lives. Before departing, we to leave with you one remembrance — our Last « ill And Testament mt-' Jf To our teachers we wish to leave our everlasting gratitude for bo- ig such good advisers and bringing us through thick and thin; and to Barnes, our principal, for being the grandest loader for which we d hope. To our fine school we leave our memories and pray that not be forgotten too soon. Doris Barnes leaves her ability to act to Beatrice Thompson, who. the future, wishes to be an actress. James Barnes leaves his singing ability to Marvin Weaver ■ -stfl i r «PS . ■ . - y,’—.' t ■ Richard Barnes leaves his singing ability to William Carter. Ann Doris Battle leaves her sev ing ability to Delores Anderson. Fred -Blue bequeaths his ability to tell funny jokes to Charles ■ r Fred Woods, Harold Cannady bequeaths his excess amount of To Levolyre Farmer, Pauline Coley leaves her ability to capture man she wants without accepting substitutes. 3d Dawson leaves his basketball uniform to Roosevelt « right, liary Frances Diggs leaves her big beautiful eyes to Delores Wea fl. Elizabeth Edwards leaves her ability to change men according to is occasion to Lillie Hammonds, who seems to be using it already. To Barbara Walker, Ruth Ellis wills her ability to get the minimum it of chemistry which is nine months and not eighteen months. Gay leaves his football uniform to James Dew, wondering if .. ever use it. 'C fTo Ivory Robinson, James George leaves his ability to think for m • • - . •• -v rr 1 Jean Gilchrist gladly leaves to Esther -''illiams the ability to her own business, i Edgar Diggs, Edv ard Harris leaves his skill in brick masonry Jesse Henderson leaves his physique to Floyd Davis. To Fred Barnes, Charles Hines bequeaths his ability to be an all guy Henrietta Hines anxiously wills her quietness to Booky Ann”. To Rosa Roundtree is given the desire to be seen and heard from ee Hodges. 'WSy LAST MILL AND TiSSTiUlSKT (cont.) In witness whereof, we, the graduating class of 1948 do hereunto set our hand and seal this, the thirty-first day of Lay, nineteen hundred and forty-eight. Signed: Charles Hines, V inford Morgan, Testators JUKICR GLASS (11th Grade) SBCTION I Mrs, E� L. Williams, Sponsor Glass Officers Levolyr© Farmer L rgaret Reid Treasurer, Class Colors: Pink and Blue Class Flower: Tea Rose ’ ice President, Alfonza j-fetson Assistant Secretary, Agnes Harris ; ge Barnes to right): Samuel Bowens, Daisy Roberson, Louise Parker, Ivory Robinson Agnes Harris, Levolyre Farmer, liuby .Blue, Daisy Artis Jacobia Bullock, Thoiaas Freeman, William Dew, Rosa Price, Marjorie Robinson, Frederick Jenkins, Eula Reid William Short, John Ward, George Barnes, James SLatts, Annie Woodard, Flora Little, Lucille Goran, Thelma Delaney, Elroy Jones, Henry Arrington, Fred Woods Charles Howell, Alfonza Watson, Rudolph Boykins, Ollie Dancy Amos Taoron, William Harris, Henry Brodle, Jasper Hoskins, Margaret Reid b JUNIOR CLASS (11th Grads) SUCTION II Hiss C� M« Washington, Sponsor Class Officers Davis Vice President, Demice Roberson President, L Secretary, Fannie Roundtree Assistant Secretary, William Darden Treasurer, Naomi 'illis n,B.ss Col Fink and Blue uL 3 Flower: Tea. 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' nvci.: t,'iv: 1 r j f ' 4 ' • sponsor Vice President, Ruth . 4 A turner Taylor Treasurer _ President, Secretary, Treasurer, GLASS 8-3 — Mr. Willi® Swins'on. Lettie Simmons Soiaetta Swiasen G. 3, Branford, Sponsor Vice President. J«n gran iF Assistant Secretary, Annie D. Ward GLASS 7-1 — Mr, J. C. Resident, Julia Coppedge Treasurer, Dorothy Lee Silis, Sponsor Secretary, Jackson Ruth Kirk Hattie Henderson Kerris � ISP ... ft • •...-. -r • V ■■■■■■■■ Class Gibson Butler Dorothy Tucker II.E. Whitehead, Sponsor Vice President, Statin Davis Treasurer, Dorothy Autry President, Secretary, Glass o—l — Mrs. Prentice Price Caroline ' sard H.D fYhitted, Sponsor Vice President, Hattie Harris Treasurer, Henry Price mm tji ■( Wmm :% fA§fc� L ........ ■. ; Ii ' - ' ■ i 'u i'j A ! I • -..•. v ■ r-:m .;£. 4 4 % ? ■ j «% f1 ;■ •si'.; life kmsL $sl f ;. ?%.y: '•iffy n-Pf, • ifi - . g Sf1 % M$F ■' ti lc t, I Pyj i ■ . ,J '■ '■ • if 'Apf i - V Y'i •Vi 1� '' Glass 6-2 —Mrs, President, Sylvia Dixon Secretary, Betty Roundtree A.M. Dupree, Sponsor Vice President, Curtis Dawes Treasurer, Johnny Graham H S 11. 1Me%- • - •' iwl ■ t ; SKgH V- � ;', Sf ' X ' 'fkt|i tgespw frUl i .V. 'v • H. Jones Sponsor •et ry, Cleo Taylor Ruby Jean Jenkins CLASS 6-3 — Mrs« Mary Bell Dillard President and Treasurer, President, Vice ttlli m - -C-K HC , ipffe. ■, .vr.vi. . ;.0j.f.- ;: Y Y_ -r iVj '•--v.v ; I ' CAMPUS CAUDIDS THAI TROJAN STAFF Advisers: Mrs. J. T. Thompson, Mr. F. W. Jones, and Mr. J. 35 Dixon . oditor, Mary Frances Diggs Secretary, Trumiller V.'iraberley Business Manager, Annie Stokes Head Reporter, Doris Smith Oirculating Manager, Helen Woodard Sports Editor, Amos Tabron Typist, Wade Lassiter Assistant Sditor, Mamie Kills Assistant Secretary, Betty Potter Ass‘t Business Manager, James Nicho Ass't Head Reporter, Lorena Davis Ass’t Cir. Manager, Thomas Moore Ass’t Sports IMitor, James Spivey Ass t Typist, Mary P. Diggs Photographer, Jesse A. Henderson The Yearbook Stall' wishes to express it s appreciation to the students, parents, and faculty members for their splendid coopera- tion extended to us in the compilation of the first annual. With- out such help, this publication would have been impossible. To one and all ---- our expression Thank Xou . : DV- Si, ■■ • V v;.V ■V -- v. i. '’ i; fiS- : President e ■� t� p‘i i'v mr i. i C J. J i .i - — ' -L ; , J' Lorena Davis Lary . tobi n so n, . jli(. ’iJ O Vi' viaston, oocnaor X 1 . ,' O JOWH,. - 'I. X W Treasurer kiv c rd willi ra Harris K, Harris D President, Secretary, . 0. CLASS — Mr Willie Jones i i sab e ti; ,'jj.wa r d s F. V , Jones, Vice President, Wi 'fresurer, Ozie Les fen I Morgan Pender TimiEL T3AD3 CLASS — Mr, President, Sdwin Dawson Treasurer, Mr. J. F. Freeman, Instructor Secretary, Offie Clark J. F. Frea an U-' Left to right; Clarence Kills, Minnie D. KLlis, Myrtle Carter, Annie L. Applewhite, Lee Williams, Pearline Barnes, Beatrice Thompson, Jerald Best, Amos Tabron, Annie M Stokes, (Vico President), Charles Plater, (President), Chris- tine Snow, (Secretary), Mr. J.E. Dixon, (Adviser), Silas Ross, Joseph Jones, Queen E. Sauls, William Dew, Janas Micholson, (Treasurer), Laverda May, Betty J Potter, Annie B� Thomas, ■} the members of the Student Council under the leadership of our advisor, Mr. Dixon, and our President, Charles Plater, have worked to- ward a prosperous and successful, school year. The aims of the Student .Council are to establish a sense of responsibility, insure better self- government and citizenship, and to promote the general welfare of the ‘ i- ' b O. Two of the most important projects of the Student Council of this year are: to establish a treasure system to benefit all students, and the aiding with plans for a Fields Day. The Student Council shall be a standing coiaroittee to act as an official representation of the Student Body. It is the duty of the Student Council to decide upon.all questions, vital to the Student Body, as long as these questions do not conflict with the general school policies. j 1 I $ | I ilenbers: r y - fp t l i '• r , . x «� a£unie iuL. Finacr, ■ ULUi'J 1— Mrs Is 11« lis, Charles Plater, Clarence Thoms, and filler, Doris . Jioses Sponsor Barnes, Woody Jr V Roundtree £ £ i ■. ««. Wr.r s.1 i At i VrU -itv) Janes Nicholson gecret ry, Levoiyre Farmer X:- ' tff uj m rsasurer S§ ; - 1. ■: 5 ?A $2% v J. F.Freeman, Director 1st Lt., Charles Hoy. ell 2nd Lt,, John Ward J. Ft Freeman President, Secretary, THE DARDEN HIGH SCHOOL BAS© Mr. C. if. Hines, Director Charles Hines Mar garet laid Wade Lassiter, Vice President, Willie Jones Business Manager, Henry Arrington Assistant Director V s «US':? •■««« «Jir -.v-w k'1 s- :� •' •� � ?■ V ix. i £ v '-- Hfictyn j r V ti ife'% , D-.-'i- •W'' iv %?W.vVP 1'•' « :T , j- .vc i ywA . '!• :«v . ? (V� 0- V.V.45 -v «rtfoV. t’TfieT:' ■1'- i; y r iv m' new ffft� ! jSpli ’4'■ :«'iv.i f 1 w:’w.Svw?13 B- I vl ': Utis 11 1'. i iWi s :$ $ ■% %� t f: fc’ h i «4v I 1 lia 34U IfS i 11 yiviv , -I • «Mi ■ ■ :■ S-T £ ij 1. jy. -.iCT • 'n (I 1 ;.1V.- - . u :,' ; tc.- • • -•?• ., , .1 •. • fji «. .‘Xt Vi- ... .p.‘ -O :«■, «-■«•5- a-u .Sv ■-•■.?.«� m %,Jw .; asi mww $ '3 mv .. vs ‘W y V 1 ' •i v • -• • :• v iH it '. '; i srum nAjoRiSrrss Leading ijajorette; Helen Woodard jsociate Majorettes: Alice Cooper, i£ULam rth Kirby, Iildredr'vCdbbs,: Joan By71 uni, Jannie Stokes, Harthell Foster, Marie Warren, (Drust4lajor) Silas Ross ,. 4w - . •,i:-i :'n t r--...-v � ..« .r • .-- V... vs-oT“'- President, Seerotary, v GL12 CLUB — r T B J in fr'd - 1 • „ t. tt‘ - ■'• V � • ! «i v; v.-vr w Colo s: Slack rs r-' i ' 1 a f h fcf 4.V $ i 1 V W Alfonza Wat sort Vice ires Tmnill er ; 'rhabo ■•'ley Assistant Treasurer Jo seoh Holiday 3 ident, 3ecre tor Blanche Gooper ta rr j Gh riot in e i i fi §g :e r.i $W Kvfe 1 , • • , • v- ■a'. - „ ' 4. . . •VPflffl i • 'igf 'WM m ji §' :.a SU v fe '.i •' v i . 7� . :• w jfcVii ;!?. I :;- -1” -1 4 I • • -4' tnwrn I v £ -g $ $ « m .- rh ■ I Spft l 1' . , t .. •• «TJ I ' 'Vs :«ski --4 •■; ,■-■•■ - u- pw- 6 ' :.. ’• swag «y -■-■• { : • £ , r f 4fcv ■§� «« ssK-ii- ;� •£ Vj £❖ if '; ,w Nwi;,.. P48I O; 0 M,. % iVlf.-r. sd.dent • 0 , ’ s- - ? k at ;. 1 43 • :_r‘ •' ■Aft' ;;,r- '. - CHORAL CLUB — Colors J rsss Bain©® Bdwin Dawson rm surer. Q w • J� Satchel!, 31; Slue and, Whits Vice -President, Palsy Arfci K£ o Assistant Secreta , J. A. Henderson •0 _ . 1 ? ? U. GIHLS BASKETBALL THE DARDEN HIGH SEXTET BASKETBALL TEAM OF GAFT AIN, Helen Yfoodard COACH, Mr 1947—4C J. C. SLlis BOYS BAS � i J ‘•TROJAN'� BASKETBALL SQUAD OF 1947-48 CAPTAIN, Ivory Robinson CC—CAPTAIN, SLroy Jones COACH, C, S� Branford feW Q . |||lplr'1' £ r«r. U.W : Y- !3S • lilf wmxjmtb,. • ■ • r Hte : m ■L m v- rt'$mn m, : M ;i 'iiM: Sp i-a. ,• •'•'•■ i • x.j all y. $3 HP ir v- $ . •■. .S,iS|y•� ; srs. £• $ .vy$ jv- ’ '-'-yv fe w.' y -ti .«-(«wiw.y «i-iv-yar ■ ••• •:• •• 7, v'f ■•'i vw 3li8iJ 8P v.V'W V msMk is V -ru j'V.K :i%‘- . v.-. .:x.; Vv'K: •• • •;•• v., Ifi • .. « .v -V. V. vj 'vyr .YV r W' . : V T '«1 . ? ..IA 'V. , W '■• ;j- J. isFyPk Thompson and Mrs. Sponsors Head Reporter. Doris '•TROJAN JOURNAL STAFF Smith Henry Arrington e Lassiter Editor, Charles E. Hines Business Manager, Mary F. Bigg. Tabron Sports Editor Jjv'At1 ibJrv vv rtVSjM JtES t-- i-uV • ; ,£i i FOOTBALL SaUAD The Trojan” fighting football squad of 1947 had one of its roost rugged seasons when they played and defeated such teams as Portssough, Tarboro, and Greenville. The “Trojans” were not victorious in every gam®, but they were hard-fighting and courageous. THE T10JAH LIBB4JP POSITIOK CLASS James Dew 'aid1 Soph. Charles Hines End Sr. Joe Holiday End Jr. Hobart- Jenkins and Jr Mroy Jones End Jr. John Cotton Tackle Soph. Ralph Gay Tackle Sr. James Sisans Tackle Jr. Marvin Weaver Tackle Jr Gerald Best Guard Soph. James George Guard Sr Clarence Thomas Guard Soph rlWii femes Center Sr • William Darden Center Jr. : Captain Ernest Holiday Back Soph Go-Captain Ivory Robinson Back Jr. il-phonza Watson Back Jr Fred Barnes Back Soph., Jimiy mils Back Freshman ■ William Dew Back Jr CharlesHowell Back Jr,