Dillard High School - Dillardites Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

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We hope that not only at the present, but in years to come, this book will be a treasured keepsake and that it will recall many happy occasions. Dedication IIP . . l� m tipji, 4 p g «te V:: We, the members of the class of 59, dedicate this our yearbook, THE DILLARDITE, to our parents. With humble gratitude and respect, we dedicate this year- book to you who have struggled and helped us to achieve the measure of success that we have so far obtained. i j m We hope that in the years to come we will prove ourselves worthy of your love and confidence by • Jm mm taking our places in this space age as suc- cessful citizens, willing to make a contribution to society and to serve humanity. Alice James 7Jrin cipcils 7 Tessaye Greetings: In the dictionary of youth there is no such word as fail. This quotation aptly applies to you in your efforts to plan and publish an annual. You are to be commended for your determination and persistence to see this project to completion. On these pages you have recorded for posterity impressions which are sentimental and dear to you and to us. We shall look back on days at Dillard with pride and nostalgia as we thumb through this volume in years to come. Congratulations to the editor, the yearbook staff, and the advisors for your accom- plishment and the production of this yearbook. Continue to strive for the tallest heights as you remember Browning's exhortation: A man's reach should exceed his grasp or what’s a heaven for? Sincerely yours, F. G. Shipman, Principal Guidance Counselors MRS. DOROTHY W. HARDY and MR. H. B. LUCAS I. FACULTY II. SENIORS III. JUNIORS IV. SOPHOMORES V. FRESHMEN VI. ORGANIZATIONS VII. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION VIII. ATHLETICS IX. FAVORITES X. JUNIOR HIGH XI. ELEMENTARY XII. ADVERTISERS Mrs. Ruby B. Stroud, Mr. Edward C. McLean, Mrs. Thelma I. Johnson, Mrs. Josie Boney Carr. Sanpuape 7)eparlment SEATED, left to right: Miss Sallie E. Jones, Mrs. Ruby B. Stroud, Mrs. Alma W. Minnis, Mrs. Dorothy W. Hardy. STANDING: Mrs. Dorothy D. Jones, Miss Valeria M. McLean, Mr. James E. Green, Mrs. Minnie K, Jackson. Social S uc i'es Oepartmen Mr. John H. Wooten, Mr. Robert L. Dowery, Mrs. Chanie M. Barnes, Mr. James L. Hall, Mr. Alton B. Parker. tJICatJiematics department Mr. James L. Hall, Mr. Robert L. Dowery, Mrs. Leola T. Harris, Mr. James E. Green, Mrs. Ruby A Siler, Mr. Herman Sutton. mmi . mmm ■v-.v Miss Ariena J. Riggsbee mm ip% iiw - MM m§m$m ||||y| ]8h Jfome (economics Deparimenl Miss Eliza O. Smith Miss Catherine E. Sneed D Dpsicaf education Deparim en t Mr. T. T. Bellamy Mr. Robert L. Dowery Mr. Pernell G. Wilder, Mr. William P. Siler, Mr. H. B. Lucas, Mr. Timothy Parks. Uocationaf Department Office Staff FRONT ROW: Litha Baldwin, Edward Barnes, Ernestine Merriweathers, Mamie Isler, Barbara Stevens, Irene Summers, Norwood Davis. SECOND ROW: Ann Clark, Betty Howard. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Wil lette Starke, Office Clerk; Mr. F. G. Shipman, Principal; Lessie Townsend, Margaret Johnson. Music department Mrs. Thelma I. Johnson Mr. Edmond B. Hughes Mr. Neal A. Stitt 3i Sr ari an Mrs. Doris L. Brown Drama tics Department Mrs. Thelma Johnson Mrs. Josie B. Carr BARBARA ANN FORBES LINDA DARNELL POWELL MRS. DORIS L. BROWN, Sponsor Barbara Forbes and Linda Powell serve as officers of the Association of North Carolina High School Library Clubs. Barbara is President and Linda is the Recording Secretary; as well as President of her local Library Club. Both Barbara and Linda, who are members of the Junior Class at Dillard, were elected for the term 1958-1959. Editor-in-Chief Gloria Jean Smith Assistant Editor-in-Chief Hattie Louise Simmons Managing Editor Alice James Business Manager Walter Barnes Financial Manager Ernestine Merriweathers Advertising Manager Donald Blue Typist Irene Summers Copy Editors Christine Bunch Betty Royal Thomas Griffin c c Di larSite;7 Staff Wi m ik Make-Up Editor Ralph Williams Typists Lula Hargrove Martel Scott Emma Connor Shirley Henderson Gloria Tate Helen Peacock Mae Gloria Ford Copy Editors Dorothy Lynn Ann Clark c5 emor Glass 71c o oisors ' ' V H i sms7 v «' Iv is? i ■ W-..-V .•■; •:•:avjss . ' s - -'£� % ' m. v ■ v '$ V -i ,N , m MR. ALTON BROOKLYN PARKER Chairman MRS. ALMA WILSON MINNIS Yearbook Committee MR. TWILUE THOMAS BELLAMY Yearbook Chairman FREDERICK DOUGLAS ATKINSON Hi-Y Club; Varsity Club; Football Team. Aim: Professional Boxer LEONARD ATKINSON Football Team; Basketball Team; Varsity Club; Hi-Y Club; Treasurer of Class. BEATRICE GENE VIVA ARRINGTON Vice President of Homeroom; Glee Club; Student Council Representative. FELIX A. ASHFORD, JR. Motor Club; Safety Club; Football Team MILFORD AUSTIN (Peter Pan) Hi-Y Club; Press Club; Safety Club. LITHA ALMETRIA BALDWIN (Bug) Library Club; Press Club; Glee Club; Stu- dent Patrol Officer; Majorette; AKA So- rority Cinderella. Aim: Private Secretary CAROLYN BARNES Bible Club; Glee Club; Dramatics Club; Patrol Club. WALTER BARNES Bible Club; Patrol Club. CLAYTON BEAMON Hi-Y Club; Senior Hi-Y Club; Safety Club; Varsity Club. GERTHA BELL WILLIAM BLACK DELOISE BLOUNT (Loise) Tri-Hi-Y Club; Dramatics Club. DONALD BLUE (Don) Football Team; National Honor Society; Student Council President; Press Club; Library Club. Aim: Engineering Pilot DAVID EARL BOYETTE (Boyetter) Press Club. Aim: Elementary Teacher ELLA MAE BENNETT Arts and Crafts; Bible Club; Dance Group; Dramatics Club; Band. ANNE CAROLYN BEST (Sister) Speech Club; Glee Club; FTA Club; Junior Class and Drama Class Plays. EMMA LEE BROWN Dramatics; Member of Library Staff; Stu- dent Council Representative. Aim: French Teacher ROSA MAE BROWN (Roma) Secretary of Dramatics Club; Bible Club; Business Manager 9th Grade. Aim: Secretary FRANCES ANN BRYANT Tri-Hi-Y Club; Science Club; Glee Club. Aim: Nurse PAUL CARRAWAY Hi-Y Club. Aim: College BARBARA JEAN CHESTNUT (Jeanie) Library Club. Aim: Beautician CHARLIE BURDEN CHRISTINE BUNCH (Chris) Press Club; Dramatics Club; Dance Group. Aim: Surgical Nurse DORETHA BUTLER (Doe) Dramatics Club; Dance Group. Aim: Teacher ANN LEROYCE CLARK Majorette; Office Staff Member; Glee Club; Dance Group; Honor Society; Miss Cinder- ella. Aim: Physical Therapist EMMA CONNOR Tri-Hi-Y Club; Dramatics Club; Glee Club. Aim Technician MABLE LEE DARDEN Dramatics Club; Glee Club. HATTIE GWENDOLYN DAVIS (Cissie) Dramatics Club; Junior Play; Safety Patrol Arts and Crafts Club; Dillard High News. Aim: Nurse RUTH ANN DANCEY Tri-Hi-Y; Speech Club; FT A Club. Aim: Nurse EDDIE LEE DANIELS HAYWOOD CRAWFORD (Ward) Varsity Club; Hi-Y Club; Explorers Club; Band. Aim: Athletics Coach ELWOOD GROOM (Len) Hi-Y Club. NATHANIEL DAVIS BARBARA EDWARDS (Jenny) Dramatics Club; Student Council; Major- ette; Glee Club. Aim: Secretary ERMA JEAN EXUM Glee Club; Bible Club; Science Club; Com- mercial Club. Aim: Secretary BETTY JEAN FENNELL (Bet) Dramatics Club; Tri-Hi-Y Club; NHA Club. Aim: Beautician BENNIE FLOWERS Band Club; Hi-Y Club. ROBERT DAVIS Hi-Y Club; Safety Club. Aim: Military Career WILLIE GEORGE DAVIS Safety Club; Hi-Y Club. DORIS EATMON (Baba) Bible Club; Band Club; Glee Club. Aim: Secretary JESSE HAMM (Bird) Band; Dance Group; Hi-Y Club. QUEEN ESTHER HAM (Queenie) Dramatics Club; Tri-Hi-Y Club; Speech Club; Debate Club. Aim: Secretary JAMES ALLEN HAMILTON Hi-Y Club. Aim: Army LULA MAE HARGROVE (Little Lulu) Dramatics Club; Dance oroup; National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff. Aim: Commercial Teacher MAE GLORIA FORD (Glo) Dramatics Club; NHA; AKA; Sorority Cinderella; Commercial Club. Aim: File Clerk EDITH GRAHAM Secretary of Library Club; Secretary of FTA; Dramatics Club; Student Director of Dramatics Class. Aim: Secretary KAY FRANCES GREENE (Crovoda) Glee Club; Band; Dramatics Club. Aim: Nurse THOMAS GRIFFIN (Tom) Glee Club; Dramatics Club. Aim: Gospel Singer PEGGY ANN HEIGHT (Peggy Sue) Dramatics Club; Tri-Hi-Y; NHA Club; Glee Club. Aim: Secretary SHIRLEY JEAN HENDERSON (Jean) Tri-Hi-Y Club; Glee Club; Member of Student Council; AKA Sorority Cinderella. Aim: Concert Pianist MARGARET HERRING (Fish) Dance Group; Member of Student Council; AKA Sorority Cinderella; NHA Club. Aim: Nurse CHARLES HILL (Brother) Safety Club; Patrol Club. Aim: Military Service CLIFTON HATCH (Clip) Hi-Y Club; Varsity Club; Football Team. WORLEY HATCH Hi-Y Club; Football; Baseball. LLOYD JUNIUS HAYES (Jay) Basketball; Captain of Varsity; Bricklaying; Stage Committee. Aim: Physical Education VIVIAN HAYES (Viv) Student Council; Tri-Hi-Y; NHA Club; Glee Club. . Aim: Secretary BETTY JEAN HOWARD (Peaches) Dramatics Club; Debate Club; Office Staff; AKA Cinderella. Aim; Secretary or Teacher EUGENE HUMPHREY (Bone) Hi-Y Club; Dramatics Club; Band. Aim: To attend Naval Academy CLINTON HUNTER (Bro) Hi-Y Club; Football Team; Basketball Team. Aim: Teacher of Masonry MAMIE LEE ISLER (Mimi) Yearbook Staff; Girl Scout; Office Staff; Glee Club; Junior Play; National Honor Society. Aim: Secretary WILLIE JACKSON Hi-Y Club. ALICE MERITA JAMES (Rete) Business Manager of Senior Class; Managing Editor of Yearbook; Dramatics Club; Student Council Member; Tri-Hi-Y Club; Oratorical Club Member. Aim: Medical Technician MARGARET LEE JOHNSON (Flirty) Member of Student Council; FTA Club; Office Staff; Glee Club. HAZEL DAPHINE JONES (Shortie) National Honor Society Member; Debate Club; Dance Group; Library Club; Tri- Hi-Y Club. Aim: Nurse WILBERT JONES i mmm a meI m . m i||p Slsig® A i PAULINE LANGSTON Dramatics Club; Commercial Club. Aim: Secretary THOMAS LAWSON Varsity Club; Hi-Y Club; Basketball; Base- ball. GERALDINE LEWIS (Gerald) Tri-Hi-Y Club; Library Club; Glee Club. Aim: Cosmetologist HATTIE LEWIS , : Bible Club; Science Club; National Honor Society. Aim: Nurse GEORGE KATES GEORGE KORNEGAY (Pee Wee) Safety Club; Glee Club; Hi-Y Club. Aim: Architect MARIAN DWENDOLYN LANE (Dwend) Dramatics Club; Tri-Hi-Y Club; News Staff; Press Club. Aim: Secretary LILA LANGSTON Tri-Hi-Y Club; Bible Club. Aim: Nurse MOZELLA ELIZABETH LEWIS Library Club; Glee Club; Lunchroom Helper. Aim: Nurse ROSALIE LEWIS (Shortie) Tri-Hi-Y Club; Commercial Club; Dance Group; Girl Scouts; Glee Club. Aim: Women's Air Force HENRY LOFTIN (Neal) Arts and Crafts Club; Hi-Y Club; Varsity Club. Aim: Teacher DOROTHY MAE LYNN (Dot) - National Honor Society; AKA Sorority Cinderella; Majorette; Library Staff; Dramatics Club. Aim: Drama Teacher ROBERT EUGENE McKINNIE (Nuki) Hi-Y Club; Band; Explorer Club; Glee Club. Aim: To go to college ANNIE McMILLIAN Press Club; Dramatics Club; Bible Club. Aim: Nurse GENEVA MELVIN Dramatics Club; NHA Club; Glee Club. Aim: Typist ; fyi i EDDIE NEWSOME, JR. (Foxy) Safety Club; Football. Aim: Army BARBARA JEAN PARKS Dramatics Club; AKA Cinderella; Flag Girl; Girl Scout; Parliamentarian of 12-4 Class. Aim: Elementary Teacher GLORIA PARKS SHIRLEY PARKS Bible Club; Glee Club; Dramatics Club. ERNESTINE MERRIWEATHERS (Stine) Debate Club; Business Manager of Dillard High Bank for 2 Years; NHA and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs; News Reporter Yearbook Staff; AKA Cinderella. Aim: Secretary HELEN MILLER Glee Club; Dramatics Club; Bible Club. VAN MOSES Hi-Y Club. JAMES MURRAY DONELL RICHARDSON Hi-Y Club; Football Team. Aim: Marines BETTY JEAN ROY ALL Library Staff; Bible Club; Yearbook Staff; Honor Society. Aim: Math Teacher or Public Health Nurse ALICE IRENE SAULS (Wennie) Bible Club; Press Club. Aim: Elementary Teacher ALVIN MARTEL SCOTT, JR. (Poke) Honor Society; Glee Club; Baseball; Bas- ketball Team; Student Council; Junior Play. Aim: Physical Education Instructor HELEN DELORES PEACOCK (Pea) Student Council Representative; Glee Club; Dance Group; Yearbook Staff; AKA Soror- ity Cinderella. Aim: Secretary LIZZIE PHILYAW FT A Club; Press Club; Dance Group. Aim: Surgical Nurse LEON RAIFORD CARNELL REID Safety Club; Band; Football Team. Aim: Army CHRISTINE SIMMONS Library Club; NHA Club; Glee Club; Stu- dent Council. Aim: Registered Nurse CLARA DALE SIMMONS (ClaDale) National Honor Society; Dance Group; Band; Glee Club; Student Council; AKA Cinderella. Business Career FAYE SIMMONS (Peaches) Glee Club; Debate Club; Majorette; Dance Group. Aim: Nurse FRANK SMITH Science Club. GLORIA JEAN SMITH Press Club; Editor of Yearbook; Editor of Dillard Hi News; Honor Society; AKA So- rority Cinderella. Aim: Psychologist THEDWOOD RUDOLPH SHERARD (Thed) Hi-Y Club; Arts and Crafts Club. Aim: Military Career HATTIE LOUISE SIMMONS (Dreamy Eyes) Library Club; Majorette; Glee Club; Honor Society; AKA Cinderella; Secretary of Student Council; Girl Scout. Aim: Surgeon DORA SMITH Dramatics Club; Press Club; Speech Club. Aim: Secretary SARAH ELIZABETH SMITH (Susie) Dramatics Club; Debate Club; Dance Group. Aim: Secretary J BARBARA STEVENS (Stevie) Dramatics Club; Glee Club; Debating Club. Aim: Nurse IRENE SUMMERS (Ranie) Tri-Hi-Y Club; Dance Group; Dramatics Club. Aim: Social Worker GLORIA JEAN TATE (Glo) Band; Glee Club; Student Council; Dance Group; AKA Sorority Cinderella; Year- book Staff; Majorette; Secretary for Super visor. Aim: Registered Nurse CALVIN TAYLOR (Sugarfoot) Varsity Club; Basketball Team. ROLAND TAYLOR (Tate) Dramatics Club; Science Club; Basketball Team. Aim: Professional Boxer SALLY JEAN THORNTON (Jeanie) Dance Group; Dramatics Club; Glee Club; Majorette. Aim: TV Actress JESSE TOWNSEND Hi-Y Club; Glee Club; Arts and Crafts; Student Council Representative. Aim: Certified Public Accountant RUTH THOMAS WELLONS Debate Club; Bible Club. Aim: Physical Education Teacher ELLSWORTH WHITFIELD (Schootie) Hi-Y Club; Chaplain of Club. Aim: Medical Career DOROTHY JEAN WILLIAMS (Dot) Debate Club; Yearbook Staff; Tri-Hi-Y Club; Glee Club. Aim: Secretary LINWOOD WILLIAMS (Mole) Arts and Crafts; Safety Club; Dramatics Club. LESSIE LEE TOWNSEND (Sister) Dramatics Club; NHA Club; Student Coun- cil Member; Library Club; Office Staff. Aim: Office Clerk LYSANDER UZZELL ESTHER WARD Glee Club; Press Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Arts and Crafts. Aim: Secretary JOHNAS EDWARD WEEKS Motor Club; Football. Aim: Armed Services 'Mm m ' pit % - ? • V PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE . WILLIE PAUL WORRELLS (Shortie) Bible Club; Hi-Y Club; Safety Club. BOBBY ROY ALL (Bob) School Patrol; Hi-Y Club. Aim: Mechanical Engineer RALPH NAPOLEON WILLIAMS (Napole) Dramatics Club; National Honor Society; Press Club; Senior Class President; Year- book Staff; Football; Baseball; Basketball. Aim: Physician LAWRENCE WOOTEN (Oten) Safety Club; Hi-Y Club. Aim: Basketball Trainer ODESSA LOUISE WOOTEN (Jean) Bible Club; Dramatics Club; Glee Club; Cafeteria Staff. Aim: X-Ray Technician I I ✓ x ' I I Dillard we love thee - Dillard we trust thee Our Guiding Light - for aye Dear Alma Mater, we love, and give expression today, A guiding light through the years, which from our paths, did never stray. We will not fear the unknown, for you have shown us the way, And though we soon depart; Our youthful hearts - will cherish Dillard High, always. Throughout the years, we have shared much happiness every hour, Within these walls we did strive to gain ability and pow’r, We will not squander the years, in useless effort, inane, But shine as Phoebus bright; Spreading light - for those who follow us, remain. Our Parents dear, we humbly bow to you, We do not know; just how we can show; our gratitude so true. Teachers and friends, God will reward your faith, Lest we forget; our multiple debt; That must be paid to you. Dillard we love thee - Dillard we trust thee Our Guiding Light - for Aye!!! - Shirley Henderson - Thomas Griffin M- Gfass CPropheca in iRime Gloria Smith will have much fame Alice James will always entertain Barbara Stevens will be first to marry Dorothy Lynn will be Perry Mason’s secretary Irene Summers will always be a pretender Lawrence Wooten, a Public Defender Betty Fennell will always have friends Hattie Simmons will always win Jesse Hamm, a filibuster-leader Shirley Henderson, a music teacher Ann Clarke will always be late Clara Dale Simmons will keep her shape Faye Simmons will be a movie star Martel Scott will travel far Ralph Williams will become a preacher Esther Ward, a Sunday School teacher Thomas Griffin will reign as king Mamie Isler will be his Queen Hayward Crawford will always be fun-mad Eugene Humphrey will always look sad 71 m a TFCafer BLUE AND GOLD Lift happy voices, praises unfold Hail to the Blue and Gold. Let songs of gladness rise to the sky For Dear, old Dillard High And strive to show, as on we go Ability and power To do the right with all our might Thru every changing hour. With hope and loyalty and courage Our lives shall e’er be blest; And ever for our Alma Mater We will work; we will do our best. As on we go, our aim shall grow. Our cheers will ever cry To do the right with all our might For thee, Dear Dillard High. By Mrs. Thelma I. Johnson We believe in our school as an institution so organized and carried on as to give boys and girls a triple training that is necessary for a well-rounded life. We believe firmly in the coordinate training of the head, the heart, and the hand, for though each one is necessary, neither can be of great use alone. We believe that a life worth living must embody mental satisfaction, industrial pursuits, and a spiritual outlook, therefore, our various subjects and activities have been so planned and selected by us and our elders as to ultimately develop one or mpre sides of our educational triangle. We pledge that in all our endeavors we shall strive to grow mentally, physically, and spiritually strong, for we know that only such a triple development can make a real life, and in the final analysis a true American citizen. 1954 1955 4 yps. in the D Q ecus DHS. Eager Freshmen poured into auditorium acclaiming themselves as Top Students for the next four years. Promotion Day ahead, Freshmen work hard - learning teachers, making themselves known among student body, and studying hard. 1954 DHS. Freshmen elect their representatives to the Student Council. This group is STRIV ING CONSISTENTLY FOR EX- CELLENCE. DHS. Sophomores elect Hattie Simmons as president - A Ban- ner Year Ahead. 1956 DHS. Thomas Griffin elected to head the Junior Class. 1956-57 DHS. Junior Class is still in the lead. Gloria Smith won 1st place in Oratorical Contest, Donald Blue won 2nd, and Betty Roy all won 3rd. Theme; ’’Oiling The Wheel of Progress.” Clara Simmons heads Prom Committee. Gala affair to be held on May 23rd. Hattie Simmons wins Spell- ing Bee. Willie Jackson wins first place in National Carpentry Contest. Willie Davis wins 1st place in State Masonry Contest. 1958 DHS. Ralph Williams heads Seniors as President. Ralph is very active in N. C. Student Council Association. Seniors take pictures for their yearbook, The Dillard- ite.” Hattie Davis is attendant to Homecoming Queen. Ann Clarke heads float com- mittee for Homecoming Parade. Dorothy Lynn was elected Varsity Queen by the Varsity Club. 1959 DHS. Senior Class advisors, Mr. Bellamy, Mr. Parker, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Min- nis announce plans for Senior Unveiling on February 20th. Seniors are guided by their motto: THE GOLDEN AGE IS NOT BEHIND US, BUT BEFORE US. ” • Ann Leroyce Clarke - HISTORIAN Gfass Superfaiives Gloria Tate----- Betty Fennell - - Shirley Henderson Christine Bunch - Mamie Isler----- Shirley Henderson Clara Simmons - Marian Lane----- Hattie Simmons - Emma Brown — ■ Dorothy Lynn — Gloria Smith — ■ Frances Bryant — Mamie Isler----- Christine Bunch Sarah Smith----- Dorothy Lynn - - Mable Darden — Margaret Johnson Lula Hargrove — Gloria Smith - - - Ella Bennett---- Alice James----- Irene S'ummers - - Emma Brown — - Mamie Isler----- Ruth We lions — - Christine Bunch - Gloria Smith----- Mable Darden — Mamie Isler----- Vivian Hayes — • ATTRACTIVE BOASTFUL - ----- COURTEOUS------- DELIGHTFUL------ ELEGANT--------- FRIENDLY-------- GABBIEST-------- HUMOROUS-------- INTELLIGENT----- -JEALOUS........ KIND............ LIKEABLE........ MODEST---------- NEATEST......... OBEDIENT--------- POPULAR........- QUIETEST........ RELIGIOUS------- STUDIOUS-------- TALLEST........- •UNDERSTANDABLE - VIVACIOUS....... WITTIEST........ X-CITING........ •ZEALOUS........ ALL-AROUND------ ATHLETIC.......... BEST DRESSED------ CO-OPERATIVE---- BASHFUL ........ HANDSOME........ LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST TALENTED - - - Charles Hill - Frank Smith Eugene McKinney - - Walter Barnes - Thomas Griffin - Jesse Townsend -Clayton Beamon - Ralph Williams - Ralph Williams - - -Walter Barnes —Thomas Griffin -James Hamilton -William Worrells Martel Scott Eugene Humphrey ■Lawrence Wooten -James Hamilton - - W alter Barnes - Willie Jackson ■ Nathaniel Davis - - Clifton Hatch -Clayton Beamon -Clayton Beamon - Jesse Townsend - Ralph Williams ----Donald Blue Leonard Atkinson — Bobby Roy all - - - Donald Blue • James Hamilton - Calvin Taylor uonaia Blue - Thomas Griffin CLASS COLORS: Blue and White MOTTO: The Golden Age Is Not Behind But Before Us FLOWER: Red and White Carnation Glass it) and Ges lament We, the members of the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-nine, in the city of Goldsboro and the state of North Carolina, being in good mental and physical condition do make this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all other wills made by us. ' v To our principal: Many rewards for the wonderful help he has given us. To our teachers: We give and bequest our warmest appreciation to be equally divided among them for helping us to get thus far. To the Class of 60: We leave our senior privileges in hopes that they will use them with all seriousness. To the Sophomores: We leave Mr. Parker’s physics and chemistry in hopes that they will pass. To the Freshmen: We leave our best wishes and Shakespeare’s MACBETH. ’’ Ann Clark leaves her legs to Betty Worrells. To Joseph Gaynor, Margaret Johnson leaves her typing ability. Mae Gloria Ford leaves her talking ability to Alberta Ford. Litha Baldwin leaves her boot moccasins to Tonie Baldwin. Gloria Tate leaves to Norma Coley her petite size. To Pauline Peacock, Barbara Parks leaves her hips. Hattie Simmons’ majorette suit is left to Junette Williams. To Rochelle Parks, Helen Peacock leaves her stockings. Margaret Herring wills her seat in physics class to Clarice Newsome. Ruth Dancy wills her stoutness to Geraldine Harper. To Robert Barnes, Thomas Griffin wills his talent. To Leroy Jackson, Lloyd Hayes leaves his basketball ability. Mamie Isler’s band uniform is willed to Lois Simmons. Clara Simmons leaves her activeness to Ernestine Howell. Vivian Hayes leaves her musical talent to Lamont Hayes. Betty Fennell wills her small feet to Cardrina Bowden. Gloria Smith leaves her journalistic ability to Linda Powell. Irene Summers leaves her dramatic ability to Nannie Whitley. Thomas Lawson leaves his football ability to Johnny Holmes. Erma Exum wills her bookkeeping skill to Shirley Burden. Odessa Wooten leaves her personality to the future cafeteria girls. Jesse Hamm wills his ability to dress to Henry Marsh. Doris Eatmon leaves her typing ability to Cornelia Wilson. Hazel Jones wills her shortness to Edna E. Green. Lula Hargrove wills her high scholarship to Delores Durante. To Jacqueline Barnes, Alice James leaves her talkativeness. Edith Graham leaves her glasses to Renetta Smith. To Tommy Fasion, Betty Royal leaves her penmanship. In witness thereof, we, the members of the class of ’59, do set our hand and seal this fifth day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine. The Class of '59 Witnesses: Shirley Henderson Gloria Smith Alice James Dorothy Lynn - Notary Public HIpI LEON ARCHIE ROBERT ARTIS EDWARD ATKINSON JOE ATKINSON BENNIE BARNES BETTY BARNES DORIS BARNES EUGENE BARNES ELEANOR BARNES RUDOLPH BENTON BARBARA BEST MARY BEST CLEVELAND BELI EDDIE BELL MARY BELL NAOMI BENTON MARAGRET BRASWELL CAROLYN BROWN BEATRICE BRYANT BETTY BRYANT SHIRLEY BURDEN CLARENCE C ARROW AY ROBERT CHAMBERS CATHERINE COLEY FRANKLIN COLEY HELEN COLEY NORMA COLEY THELMA COLEY JANIE B. DANIELS ARTHUR DAVIS EDNA DAVIS MARION DAVIS EMMA DIXON MARY DORTCH DELORES DURANTE JANET DURHAM HAZEL EDWARDS MARGARET ELLIS JOHN FLOWERS MINNIE FLOWERS WILLETTE FLOWERS BARBARA FORBES ALBERTA FORD GLORIA FUTRELL HOLLIS GAYNOR THOMAS GILL OSMAND GRAY WAVERLEY GRAY EDNA GREEN GERALD HARVEY MARTHA HERRING GEORGE HOBBS JAMES HOBBS THELMA HOWARD CHARLES HOWELL ERNESTINE HOWELL HILDA HOWELL CHARLES JACKSON BERTIE JACOBS NORMAN JOHNSON ROSA JOHNSON HILDA JONES PAULINE JONES MARGARET JOYNOR WILLIAM KELLY DOLLY KENNON WILLIE KINSEY BERTHA KORNEGAY ETHEL KORNEGAY CATHERINE LAMB I - ' '4 ■ i ': 1 ■MB ls WILLIE LEWIS JOSEPH LOFTIN BARBARA MALLOY ELMA McCLARY KAYE McINTYRE ROBERT McKEITHAN BOBBIE MELVIN GERALDINE MITCHELL ESSIE MITNAUL GERALDINE MOSES HAROLD MOSES CLARICE NEWSOME HELENE NEWSOME WILLIE PARKS JOHN PATTERSON AMOS POWELL LENA RHODES WILLIAM RICHARDSON ADOLPH ROY ALL ROSE RUFFIN DONZELL RUSSELL PEGGY SANDERS DORIS SASSER EARNELL SAVAGE GEORGE SIMMONS CLARENCE SWINSON FRANKLIN TAYLOR LORENZO THORNTON EARL J. VINSON WILLIE WARD WILLIAM WASHINGTON GRACE WEEKS ] NANNIE WHITLEY ERNEST WILKINS j EDNA WILLIAMS LEE ELLEN WILLIAMS LENDELL WILLIAMS MATTIE WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS CORNELIA WILSON DOROTHY WOODARD BETTYE WORRELLS EDDIE WORRELLS CARRIE LAWSON 'M --My. Op fig - ? ? ■m£ ; w m Wm, I - s US -w V i v 'V' '' L Mm j0g.£'i mm. Hilli mm. Vi Si I am ; SiSy il $;■ ,:■ ' V- •: A i V' V liH iffil Kt • s S James Alston William Alston Leroy Armstrong Marian Ashford Betty e Atkinson Dallas Atkinson Dorothy Atkinson Nancy Atkinson Shirley Atkinson Helen Artis Thomas Austin David Baldwin Bernetta Barnes Binnie Barnes Edward Barnes Robert Barnes Shelia Barnes Thomas Barnes George Batiste Etherline Bell Henry Bell Mary Bell Andrew Best Clida Best Dorcas Best Doris V. Best Sandra Best Walter Best Gloria Blount Charles Booth Bobby Borah Shirley Braswell Vera Braswell Elizabeth Brewer David Brown Jesse Brown Donnie Bryant Leroy Bryant Leon Burden Daniel Clark Bruce Coley Henry Council Dorothy Cox Elijah Cox Carnell Carden Milford Darden J. D. Davis Norwood Davis Peggy Davis Harold Dawson Willie Dawson Marian Dreighton Evelyn Edwards Maryland Elliot Hilda Evans Leroy Evans Cornelia Flowers William Flowers Grant Ford Jimmie Ford Minnie Ford Raiford Ford Johnnie Garrett Joseph Gaynor Clarence George Earl Glenn Raiford Griffin Mary Hagans Betty Hall Hugh Hall Jimmie Hall Joyce Hamilton Hattie Hamm Geraldine Harper Betty Harris Elizabeth Hatch Glen Hayes Hattie Hicks Christine Hines Cora Hogans Mmmm , , 1 Ufa _____ - Christine House Mary Howell Ralph Howell Edna Humphrey Phyllis Hunter James Isler Harry Jackson Leroy Jackson Annie Jenkins Willie Jolly Andrew Jones Bobby Jones John Kirk Audrey Kornegay Jean Langley Christine Langston Noma Leggett Annie Lewis Betty Lewis Cheryl Lewis Raymond Lewi� Iris Lofton Letha Lucas Joyce Martin Lonnie McDuffie William McIntyre Samuel Merriweathers Mary Miles Annie Moses Sandra Moses Mamie Musgrave Lillie Parks Rochelle Parks Samuel Parks James Persons Frances Peterson Jessie Phillips Marie Pouncey Lucy Reddick W illiam Rich Cleo Richardson Faye Robinson Donald Rogers Janet Rouse Greather Savage Sybil Scott Leroy Seegars Betty Sherard Edith Simmons Janice Simmons Albert Smith Bennie Smith Marshall Smith Essie Skinner Phillip Stallings Samuel Stallings Marjorie Stevens Minnie Stevens Russell Suggs Eula Taylor Flora Taylor John Taylor Frances Thomas Ada Thompson Mary Thompson Wilhelmina Thornton Virginia Watson John Whitley Shirley Wilkins Charles Williams Joseph Williams Junette Williams Lee Conrade Williams Luberta Williams Ruth Williams William Woodard Annie Wynbush Jockey Yelverton William Yelverton Charles Young mm mm m }'r'•: Mi! WW Waif. iTHI 2 jWI rn 'M m II gg 9 L II 1 gPP;? 111® Rf [ • ; wMmx'M :ilil| 8i 1 ' .; I I f;; gj Wmm x r X A A Si ;W, - V ' I 35B3$$98illS SKlP • :%:j::- ... . READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Edna Dixon, Edward Dowdye, Joyce Dreighton, Dollie Eatmon, Sherldine Edwards, Gloria Exum, Arthur Faison, Lester Faison, SECOND ROW: Tommie Faison, William Faison, Willie Fennell, Gloria Flanagan, Evelyn Flowers, James Flowers, Wilbert Flowers, Ray Forbes. THIRD ROW: Bernadette Ford, Rosie Forte, Authur Fryar, Robert Gerald, George Grandy, Carolyn Hamm, Grace Hardy, Frederick, Harris. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Harvey, Betty Harvey, Alexander Height, Delores Herring, Dorothy Herring, Emma Hill, Floyd Hill, Marion Hill. FIFTH ROW: Erthel Hines, Harvey Hines, Ralph Hobbs, Charles Holloman, Joan Holloman, Mary Hol- loman, Johnny Holmes, Delores Horn. SIXTH ROW: Ethel Jackson, James Jackson, Joseph Johnson, Edward Jones, Johnny Jones, Melvin Jones, William Jones, Wesley Joyner. ,, , am I I m ■ . :4 w m t mu ■ : m i - ’ 1 m. my. Jib 8 7,, r.SiS IS IB I . s m m i m Wm. r M ; mm m mi wvm i '■;y v . H ' M { ?} i - •' j� '§ !► ’ n n A E??:iiM|ilii mm ii a Ml m- :' «ii : • ? 1 V •: • ■ • - - mt mM. ¥m m xm EmMm ■ . ■ wmmm. m . m :■ I j | 1 ■■ ASl j ; • - M wmm m. VMyf, II l 18 I ■ HI § ' I 3? m : : = ii :V--. - :• mm mm : - ■:■ + wm w EffM : ..V ;; • : ££81 ill i 1 v I ' ' m I : : i mm m ■ ti • i nmmwMp . «sea Ml X'-ci : . • w : i: « 5 mm ’ ■ mw. , • •;•: m gm FIRST ROW, reading left to right: Harvey Kent, John King, Richard Kirk, Wayne Koonce, Patrica Kornegay, Mary Langley, George Langston, John Lawson. SECOND ROW: Alice Lewis, Carne 11 Lewis, Thomas Lewis, Maggie Lofton, Gloria Martin, Henry Marvel, Willie Massey, Roosevelt McCrae. THIRD ROW: Gladys McCuller, Charles McCullough, Dorothy McKinnon, Cecil McKithan, Leonard Melton, Clemmie Mickens, Rosa Mickens, Clifton Middleton. FOURTH ROW: Bennie Moore, Eddie Moses, Floyde Newkirk, Herbert Newkirk, Hubert Newkirk, Ethelene Newsome, Alberta Parks, Barbara Parks. FIFTH ROW: Raymond Patterson, Justus Pettaway, James Philyaw, Paul Porter, Albert Powell, Ellen Pridgen, Shirley Randolph, Albert Rawlings. SIXTH ROW: Annie Roberts, Reynold Roberts, Fred Robertson, Florice Russell, Eddie Sauls, Jimmie Sanders, Leonard Savage, James Scott. READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Shealy, Shirley Sherod, Othello Shores, Carolyn Simmons, Franklin Simmons, Jerry Simmons, Lois Simmons, Alton Smith. SECOND ROW: Renetta Smith, William Spells, Emma J. Spence, Selma Spicer, Mable Stevens, Wil- bert Stevens, Leslie Suggs, Selma Suggs. THIRD ROW: Gloria Swinson, Raymond Swinson, Betty Taylor, Harriet Thompson, Sandra Thornton, Franklin Ward, Hazel Ward, Thomas Ward. FOURTH ROW: Clifton Ward, Barbara Washington, Herman Watson, Thomas Weeks, Susan Welling- ton, Richard White, Earl Whitfield, Gloria Whitfield. FIFTH ROW; Kirby Whitfield, Mary A. Whitfield, Christine Wiley, Angera Williams, Henry Williams, Josie Williams, Paul Williams, Mary Baker. SIXTH ROW: Joyce Benton, Frances Best, Jack Best, Willie Borden, Clinton Bryant, Harvey Bryant, Clarence Bynum, Carolyn Coor. •S'?' READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Annie Edwards, Juanita Edwards, Nathaniel Edwards, Katherine Flowers, Minnie Flowers, Sandra Grantham, Alberta Hines, Mattie Howard. SECOND ROW: James Lane, Geneva Lewis, Lendora Marsh, Doris McMillian, George Miller, Roger Mitchell, Burnette Murray, Willard Newsome. THIRD ROW: Shirley Norman, Mae G. Raynor, Bobby Simmons, Blanche Skinner, Arthur Solomon. Student Gounctl The Student Council represents the highest form of student participation in the high school. It is composed of bonafide students, whose goal is to solve the problems of the student body and create with- in the student body the desire to be a better citizenry. The officers of this organization are: President, Donald Blue; Vice President, Alvin M. Scott; Second Vice President, John King; Secretary, Hattie Sim mons; Assistant Secretary, (Corresponding Secretary), Gloria Tate; Chaplain, Leroy Seegars; Treasurer, Thomas Gill; Sergeant-at-Arms, Joseph Gay nor; Parliamentarian, Linda Powell; Advisors, Mrs. D. W. Hardy, Mr. J. H. Wooten. Q.Hn ■ 5c o j A J cL, vjo f � V are inducted A NATIONAL I HONOR SOCIETY N A 'o mm ----President Vice President THOMAS GRIFFIN - MARTEL SCOTT, JR HENRIETTA JOHNSON-----------------Assistant Accompanist MRS. THELMA JOHNSON..................... Accompanist NEAL A. STITT---------------------------------— Director ■ President, Ella Bennett; Vice President, Helen Miller; Secretary, Betty Sims; Assistant Secretary, Chris tine House; Treasurer, Benjamin Lindsey; Advisor, Mrs. A. W. Minnis. President, Christine Langston; Vice President, Geraldine Boyette; Secretary, Flora Taylor; Treasurer Cleo Richardson; Librarian, Ruth Dancy; Program Committee Chairman, Shirley Randolph; Advisor, Mrs. Valeria M. McLean. Reporter, Thelma Coley; Sergeant-at-Arms, Herbert Newkirk; President., Clara Simmons; Vice President, William Thornton; Secretary, Helen Coley; Assistant Secretary, Thelma Howard; Band Manager, Harold Dawson; Treasurer, Naomi Benton; Librarian, Cardrina Bowden; Advisor, Mr. Hughes; Assistant Band Di- rector, Franklin Taylor. Gne erleaders Captain, Carnelia Wilson; Co-Captain, Carrie Lawson; Secretary, Delores Durante; Assistant Secretary, Kay McIntyre; Treasurer, Annie Lewis; Advisor, Mrs. L. Harris. 7)ance eJroup President, Betty Davis; Vice President, Catherine Coley; Assistant Secretary Carrie Lawson; Reporter, Calvin Taylor; Record Librarian Pauline Peacock; Treasurer Barnes. Hattie Hicks; Advisor If Vice President, Linda Powell; Secretary, Dora Smith; Assistant Secretary Mrs. M. K. Jackson. President, Emma Brown; Vice President, Doris McMillian; Secretary Hatch; Advisor, Mrs. D. D. Jones. Sandra Moses; Treasurer, Ann 1 x of «■■I 1 ■— MBM President, Thedwood Sherard; Vice President, Lawrence Wooten; Secretary, Waverly Gray; Treasurer Elwood Croom; Chaplain, Ellsworth Whitfield; Sergeant-at-Arms, James Hobbs; Advisor, Mr. W. P. Siler. 2 rV.-K :':'x President, Edna Williams; Vice President, Nannie Whitley; Secretary, Margaret Ann Braswell; Assistant Secretary, Virginia Watson; Treasurer, Kaye McIntyre; Chaplain, Peggy Sanders; Reporter, Rose Ruffin; Serge ant-at-Arms, Barbara J. Best; Advisor, Mrs. L, T. Harris. President, Vivian Coley; Vice President, Barbara Parks; Secretary, Shirley Sherard; Assistant Secretary, Bernadette Ford; Treasurer, Mary Carmichael; Sergeant-at-Arms, Lillian Williams; Reporter, Dollie Eatmon; Advisor, Mrs. R. A. Siler. W'WWIIIWI'I l —m,� “W i ini in Yin '� 1 v :• vx-i r ■KS - - r £3 I ♦, sfe ' ' i: «Mm ffilWkus y.-.A- OV. ' 3£F • r .•: • ST;? , • «$ ■� •■; V-. vJP ' •: ' , ,,: . , I W . ' :: ■ : ,.4 « JE. ..' Bra ' $ � � JST V - J 1 •. J3i8rary Gfu8 President, Linda Powell; Vice President, Donald Blue; Secretary, Dorothy Lynn; Assistant Secretary, Ruffin; Treasurer, Leon Archie; Reporter, Hazel Jones; Advisor, Mrs. D. L. Brown. Rose The staff consists of students who are primarily interested in improving the library service in the school. They, themselves, not only enjoy reading, but derive a great deal of pleasure from assisting their schoolmates in finding needed materials. The staffers also enjoy circulating books, cataloging new books, mounting pictures, and in general, all the phases of librarianship. (Jars 7( President Secretary Chaplain -JOE GAYNOR ■ JAMES WHITE WILLIAM RICH Vice President — Treasurer------- Serge ant-at-Arms Advisor----------- CLINTON HUNTER THOMAS LAWSON • CLIFTON HATCH - -T. T. BELLAMY President, Emuel Daye; Vice President, William McIntyre; Secretary, Joseph Johnson; Assistant Secretary Carnell Darden; Treasurer, Henry Van Williams; Advisor, J. H. Wooten. « . iSfc ■HH mmm mm ■ mm Dorothy Williams; Advisor mmmmM kIS' . Wmm —i mwm «Ii; V «■iit mm 1 I |f§f mmmm WSffm President, Mary Thompson; Vice President, Edith Simmons; Advisor, Miss S. E. Jones. The purpose of the Dillard Bank is to provide a means of inspiring students tc save regularly, and to use their savings to defray the expenses of their objectives. One faculty advisor and four student members render this service for the students. —1— - S ' — m are The Safety Patrol is made up of selected boys and girls who are recommended by their advisors. They must maintain high scholarship, good conduct and a good attendance record. These students help maintain proper school decorum in the buildings and at school activities. - Mr. P. G. Wilder, 11111 i mm mi IS8m 1,,« Wkj’ .w?y - w ' mmm wmm mm. ilv mm m i mmiv m I [ Jesse Hamm G a ass m ornin uening G arpeniru Group Leader - Eugene McKinney Advisor - Mr. T. L. Parks (5 Carpentry G ass ' is wSm §1 f L 4 1 iJi ,VW ✓ , ' 'MMk 1 4 ■ 1 1 I I Wm m . . •• vt -id ■ , W $ vjoacnmcj urajr - R. L. Dowery, P. G. Wilder; Captain, Donald Blue Assistant Coaches T. T. Bellamy. Head Coach, ; ■ ■■■■ 3s || f§| I DILLARD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM (Tigers) Coach T. T. Bellamy - Co-Captains Donald Blue and Hollis Gaynor. wmrnimmmm Uarsiii CBasJzetGair Coach - Mr. R. L. Dowery Captain - Lloyd Hayes, Co-Captain Leonard Atkinson ' ) ; V. m y i i IH % Mi f - ■■ ■' ns. Coach P. G. Wilder Co-Captain - . '1' I IfS mi m TIC ss TJarsi fy DOROTHY MAE LYNN jKiss CRoyaf JCnig ils and 7Ilienc ants. MARIE POUNCEY LOIS SIMMONS ADA THOMPSON Ti Jes cl m jfi fi m m ■ : W0M Gtucfent G President, George McDaniels; Vice President, Carolyn Robertson; First Vice President, Robert Pate; Sec- retary, Clara Vinson; Assistant Secretary, Sonja Hobbs; Treasurer, Grace Best; Chaplain, Minnie Bald- win; Parliamentarian, Doris Harper-, Sponsor, Mrs. V. F. Sutton. President, Mary Daniels; Vice President, Erline Flowers; Secretary, Glennie Becton; Assistant Secretary, Dwight McKinney; Treasurer, Marth Borden; Parliamentarian, Cornell Raynor; Chaplain, Charles Scott; Sponsor, Mrs.. Ariena D. Parks. jJramatics GfuS r m mm Dance Group and Glee Club ,ut00mmam„tm WM y Student Council, Cub Scouts Boy Scouts —--- School Street School Chctto ttes R. C. Christian, Principal The Student Patrol provides many opportunities for developing law abiding citizens. A newly organized group is the Student Council composed of two representatives of all the grades. The School Glee Club twice vearlv. is presented in concert MR. C. K. HARRIS West Elm Street Junior High MR. R. C. CHRISTIAN chool iii I 1 f j§§ y. S3 X. ‘ ' I lippiit iiiiM |k ■ 1 ■ ■ : fe ; ■ ’ i |« MR. W. A. FOSTER East End School MR. A. C. CROWDER Greenleaf School OUR PATRONS Mrs. Cherrie Artis Mrs. Mary E, Alston Mrs. Carrie C. Artis Rev. and Mrs. Arnette Miss R. L. Atmore Mrs. Annie Belton Mr. Willie A. Brown Mrs. Arabia Bunn Dr. W. H. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Thodore Bryant Mrs. Vera Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Eli Brown Mrs. Rena Bryant Mrs. Ethel Barnes Mr. James Baker Miss Minnie Best Mr. Junius Best Mr. H. V. Brown Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Bellamy Mr. Willie Barnes Miss Ruth Barnes Mrs. Rosa Best Mrs. Odie Bell Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Best Mrs. Catherine Barkley Mrs. A, W. Bostic Miss J. E. Brame Miss N. S. Croom Mrs. Naomi Cherry Mr. R. M, Cooper Mrs. A. P. Cox Miss Lillian Crawford Mr. R. C. Christian Rev. R. M. Coley Mr. Lemo Clark Miss Christine Clark Mr. D. F. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Clark Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Crowder Mr. Foreman Coley Mr. John Daniels Mrs. Billie Driver Mrs. Roxey Davis Mr. R. L. Dowery Mr. Willie E. Daniels Rev. and Mrs. Lemon Dudley Mrs. R. C. Everette Mrs. Doris J. Evans Mrs. Annie M. Flower Mr. George Henry Fillyaw Mr. Roscoe Fillyaw Mr. Matthew Fields Rev. J. A. Forbes Mrs. Gladys Ford Miss S. M. Faucette Mr. L. J. Foster Mr. W. A. Foster Mrs. P. M. Foster Mrs. A. C. Grant Mrs. Maxine Grantham Miss Susie Guess Mrs. Katie F. Gilchrist Bishop and Mrs. G. Griffith Mr. Robert Gerald Miss Anne Mae Green Mr. J. E. Green Miss Doretha Gregory Mrs. E. R. Hudson Mr. Lewyn Hayes Mr. David Howell Mrs. E. L. Harris Mrs. Hattie Harper Mr. Percy Hinton, Jr. Miss C. E. Hatcher Miss Debbie Howard Mr. James Hall Mrs. M. M. Holloman Mrs. O. C. Howard Mr. J. C. Hines Mrs. Mildred Hines Mrs. Mary Houpe Mr. and Mrs. Sam Isler Mrs. M. K. Jackson Mr. James Joyner Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Mr. Jerry Jones Miss S. E. Jones Mrs. Elnora F. Jones Royal Knights Mrs. Mary L. Keith Mrs. Gloria B. Kirk Mrs. Anne E. Keith Mrs. Annie B. Kennon Mrs. Rosa Kornegay Mr. Henry Keith Mr. A. R. Liggins Mrs. George Lee Mrs. V. E. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Howard McLean Mr. Howard McLean, Jr. Mr. James Mozingo Mr. and Mrs. Authur Mumford Mrs. Minnie McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Aaron McKeithan Mrs. Hilda Manvel Mrs. A. W. Minnis Mrs. Virginia Marsh Mrs. Annie Malone Mrs. Alfred Morrisey Miss Valeria McLean Mr. Edward C. McLean Mr. R. S. McDuffie Mr. Edward C. McLean, Jr. Mr. Michael Eldred McLean Mrs. Cleo Newkirk Mrs. Almetria Newkirk Mr. Clarence Pate Mr. A. B. Parker Mrs. Beulah Patterson Mr. Roscoe Philyaw Mrs. C. L. Parks Mr. and Mrs. Arcaster Philyaw Mrs. Dora M. Parks Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Parks Mrs. Marion Phillips Mr. David Raiford Mr. Jacob Raiford Mr. A. B. Ried Mrs. W. J. Robinson Mr. C. E. Richardson Mrs. Valnolia Scott Mr. and Mrs. Martel Scott Miss Georga Smith Mrs. W. D. Smith Mrs. Helen Simmons Mrs. Ruby Stevens Mr. Gerald Simmons Mrs. Louise Shealey Mr. Neal A. Stitt Mrs. Thomasina Soloman Miss Catherine E. Sneed Miss Mary E. Simmons Mr. Herman Sutton Mrs. Edna Earl Simmons Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Shipman Mr. Mack Slade Mr. E. L. Smith Mrs. H. P. Thompson Mrs. Thelma Taylor Mrs. Cassie Tyson Mrs. Josephine Thompson Mr. Calvin Taylor Mrs. Eunice Thompson Mr. James Underwood Mrs. R. O. Weathers Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Williams, Sr. Mr. J. H. Wooten Mrs. F. I. White Miss E. Ward Miss L. M. Waters Mrs. R. H. Williams Mr. Ralph Williams Mr. Henry Williams Mrs. Queen E. Worrells Mr. P. G. Wilder Mrs. L. T. Washington Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Williams Mr. James White Miss Rachel White Mr. Thomas C. McNeill Mr. R. L. Exum Miss Catherine Hinton Compliments of SCOTT’S BARBECUE It's the Best Ye Ever Tasted 1201 N. William Street Goldsboro, N. C, Free Delivery Service Phones RE 4-0711 or RE 4-0712 JsZ [ y u 6 1 0 — ■ ---ff j Compliments of DR. H. F. COFIELD DENTIST 201 W. Spruce St. Goldsboro, N. C. BARNES’ BUSINESS SCHOOL 313 E. Spruce Street RE 5-3141 P.O. Box 197 Goldsboro, N. C. Congratulations and Compliments of Best Wishes DOCK’S HAMILTON GRILL AND SUPERETTE FUNERAL HOMES 612 W. Pine Street Short Orders, Sandwiches Goldsboro, Wilson Meats, Vegetables Smithfield JAMES MOYE, Proprietor TOWN COUNTRY GAS CO., INC. L P Bottled Gas 226 N. Center Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Kinston Tarboro Compliments of FLAKE'S TIRE COMPANY 201 N. Center Street Goldsboro, North Carolina SEROTTA'S For the New and Different NU SANDWICH SHOP Try Our Hot Dogs and Hamburgers The Best in Town 404 1 2 S, James Street CAROLINA SHOE REBUILDERS Certified Dr, Scholls' Dealer 124 East Walnut Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Dial RE-4-4411 Compliments of £1«' j « • 7VJ CONEKINS O [ (uO Lr rv- ) SHOES HATS Compliments of CHARLOTTE Compliments of o ) PtoSxiit C J 1 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. BRANCH BANKING TRUST CO Life - Hospitalization Health and Accident (Member of F. D. I. C.) Offices: Handley Bldg. E. S. CROW, Dist. Mgr. Goldsboro, North Carolina Jl yjlAY v SPORTSMEN’S CLUB C ompliments of TODD’S T—V T TT T Tn T% ▼ T I 1 A % m ■� —V r« For Fine Entertainment DRIVE—IN CLEANERS 707 East Elm St. Admittance - Membership Card Cleaning Pressing Alteration Repairs E. Market St. Hat Blocking Phone: WEbester 4-9593 Two Hour Service on Request Smithfield, North Carolina Dial RE 4-4184 for Pick-Up and Delivery 'FIELD’S C v: RED WHITE SUPERMARKET NUNN'S ESSO SERVICE P. O. Box 284 Goldsboro, N. C. John and Elm Sts. 901 S. Slocumb St. Goldsboro, N. C. EDWARD'S FRUIT STORE 219 E. Walnut St. R. E. CANNIE FIELDS Manager (Opposite the Courthouse) Fruit Baskets for Every Occasion BEST WEST MEN'S SHOP 127 E. Walnut St. Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts MOORE'S GROCERY 505 Creech St. Goldsboro, N. C. Telephone: RE 5-3324 NEWMAN'S ESSO SERVICE Your Car's Best Friend Ash and John Sts. Goldsboro, N. C. FEDERAL OIL COMPANY 239 North John Street Phone RE 4-0832 Goldsboro, N. C. CITY Compliments of MOTOR SALES The Home of New and Used Cars HUB N. .LEAMON GURLEY DEPT. STORE Home Ph. RE-5-3885 FACIE W. WEEKS Home Ph. RE-5-3595 s o I 1 .« • ij (MANSOURS) Reasonable Financing Rates From the Lot 105-107 E. Walnut St. Phone RE-4-0903 319 North Center St. Goldsboro, N. C. Goldsboro, N. C. SERVICE Compliments of DRY CLEANERS AND HATTERS Cor. South James and Elm St. AMERICAN BANK 0 jCPOtr K o 1 r'J 1 C 118 E. Walnut St. RE 4-5164 Dial RE-4-4461 F. D. I. C. -- Member Compliments of MOTOR BEARINGS PARTS COMPANY Compliments of PEELE BROTHERS Groceries and Feeds Telephone RE-4-1780 GRANTHAM'S PLACE We Serve With a Smile, Candies Compliments of Soft Drinks, Sandwiches, Ice Cream and a Line of Groceries 616 S. Herman Street CENTRAL LUNCH ROOM Center Street Goldsboro, N. C. Compliments of HEIUG-MEYERS COMPANY 138 E. Walnut St, Goldsboro, N. C. Compliments of GARDNER’S VELVET DAIRY PRODUCTS Goldsboro, N. C. Compliments of BEN ELLIS MEN'S AND BOY'S STORE FOOD CENTER It Pleases Us to Please You 509 S. George St. Phone RE 4-5461 ._________ i SON Tel. RE 5 BUNCH DRUG STORE Center and Mulberry Sts. Phone RE 5-2101 Free Delivery on All Drugs WISE'S SEAFOOD MARKET 700 E. Elm Street Goldsboro, N. C. Phone RE 4-2475 QUALITY BICYCLE SHOP 209 North John St. Dial: RE 4-2748 GOLDSBORO INSURANCE GREEN PARROTT REALTY CO. 203 East Walnut Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Reliable Insurance Service Specialized in Home Cooked Food Beverages of All Kinds Dial Re 4-9897 - Re 5-2845 LULA'S GRILL 224 South James Street WEIL'S Goldsboro, North Carolina Re 4-9970 Serving Eastern Carolina for 92 Years Compliments of SOUTHERLAND CITIZEN’S FURNITURE CO. Your Friendly Furniture Store SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Goldsboro, North Carolina 112 N. John St. Phone 1055 RE 4-4011 Insured Savings - Home Loans ROGER’S WOOTEN FURNITURE OIL FUEL CO. 14000 Sq. Ft. - Phone Re-4-0641 New and Used Furniture 217 N. Center St. Goldsboro, N. C. Shell Petroleum Products P. O. Box 1007 Goldsboro, North Carolina Re 4-0851 Serving This Community for Over Thirty Years SAFETY CAB Compliments of COMPANY BELL-STUART v°, f t,CsiJsn'rsy For Dependable Service Complete Home Furnishers (, Z'4 J� £jU £, 318 South James Street Dial Re 4-4825 227-229 North John Street Goldsboro, North Carolina P. O. Box 693 Dial Re 4-1524 STAR DRY CLEANERS 2 Hour Service Pick-Up and Deliver Phone Re 5-4212 C ompliments 404 South James Street WORLEY TYPEWRITER of EXCHANGE 7 1A 156 S. Center Street 7lUl) P. O. Box 427 Goldsboro, N. C. Re 4-0845 A FRIEND. RICHARD’S JEWELERS, INC. 106 North Center St. Goldsboro, North Carolina ==ify 0 J Gifts for All Occasions . Watches . Appliances . Diamonds . China . Silverware . Jewelry . Typewriters . Cameras T All Types of Watch and Jewelry Repairing Compliments of GOLDSBORO FRANCHISED NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSN. Name of Dealer C. J. Carroll Motor Co. Dillon-Bell Cobb Motor Co. Community Motors Corp. Pate-Dawson Motor Co. J. D. Pike Motor Co. Central Service Motor Co. Odom Motor Co. J. M. Edgerton and Sons Make Plymouth - DeSoto Studebaker Chevrolet Ford 4 Oldsmobile Plymouth - Chrysler Lincoln - Mercury Cadillac - Pontiac Nash - International Compliments of Compliments of SOUTHERLAND POWELL’S SERVICE STATION 5£ TO $5. 00 STORE Corner Elm and Slocumb Sts. 600 South Slocumb Street Goldsboro, N. C. Goldsboro, N. C. AUTOMOTIVE WHOLESALERS w. W. MOTOR CO. 119 East Mulberry Street SALES NEW AND USED CARS Box 1166 RE-5-3236 904 S. Slocumb St. Goldsboro, N. Ce Phone RE-5-1370 Goldsboro, N. C. H. R. WELLS PAUL WORRELLS Co-Owner MUSIC SPORTS INC. We Clothe the Entire Family on Easy Weekly or Monthly Terms It Pays to Play KADIS 202-204 E. Walnut Street Goldsboro, North Carolina 123 E. Walnut Street CHAS. S. NORWOOD, President JOHN R. CRAWFORD, Secretary CRAWFORD-NORWOOD COMPANY, INCORPORATED REALTORS 112 S. John St. Telephone Re 4-4851 Goldsboro, N. C. OPEN AIR MARKET Choice Meats - Produce Compliments of BARGAIN OUTLET STORE 107 North John Street Goldsboro Re 5-0455 Staple Fancy Groceries Wilson Highway Goldsboro, N. C. WAYNE POULTRY CO. 600 N. John St. Goldsboro, N. C. We Buy All Farm Products HINSON’S P A NELSON’S PHOTO SHOP 907 East Elm Street Everything Photographic Goldsboro, N. C. 118 S. Center St. Re 5-3162 Goldsboro, N. C. Compliments of WESTINGHOUSE COBB'S FRUITS GROCERY DEALER STORE Farmer Supply Co. We Please to Serve 118 N. John St. Goldsboro, N. C. NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CALL OUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES: Miss Ora Sutton Waymond H. Greenfield Miss M. L. Edwards Miss F. L. Oakley, Cashier Mrs. Virginia Dawson S. A. Harris, Staff Manager Mrs. Ruby Inman Lemuel Z. Craft, District Manager Jerome Best Willie Hampton Compliments of Compliments of BELK-TYLER’S GIDDENS JEWELRY STORE Home of Better Values Goldsboro, N. C. 126 N. Walnut Street EDWARDS YOUNG Goldsboro, N. C. MEN'S SHOP Suits by Botany 500 Kuppenheimer Eager - Hats by Lee Stetson 200 N. Center Street Compliments of LESSERS WOMEN'S APPAREL Goldsboro, N. C. OUR APPRECIATION We, the The Dillardite staff, wish to thank all who helped to make our yearbook a success. s — Yium