E E Smith High School - Smithsonian Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

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THOMPSON You have begun your pilgrimage into the great beyond I advise you to carry with you these three things: Faith in God, Pride in your Alma Mater and Confidence in yourself, BU' 413 gk. 4 5. ,,.. 5, w X4 if Ki.. . .J ADMINISTRATION Able leaders who have annuaily guided swans in their migration from adolescence to maturity. PRINCIPAL 'S MESSAGE Your high school graduation represents the achievement of an important educa- tional goal. It has not been an easy task, however. To reach this goal both you and your pa r ent s have had to make sacrifices. You are to be congratulated for your accomplishment, I sincerely hope that you have appreciated the kind acts of those who have been entirely or partially responsible for the success that you have achieved. We, at E. E. Smith, have been cognizant ofthe fact that education consists of more than book learning, We hope that you have g r own in development of certain principles and attributes, which are necessary for wholesome living ------ loyalty, truthfulness, kindness, tolerance, and appreciation of moral values. May you always remember that no matter what your goal may be, or what ob- stacle you meet, we are vitally concerned about you and interested in your progress. We hope that you will develop your abilities to the fullest, and make the most of your opportunities in the right way. Our deepest, most sincere wishes for your success now and always. E. E. Miller, Principal X v ffii.v,w.fsW 'A , I' ff? V- f' ' ' or t 49'4 4' 4 s gf FACULTY P 'n 11 - for ' f v ' T51 , MRS M P ALLEN MR W T BROWN MR D T CAR Enghsh and Drama Math and Sc1ence Phys1ca1 Educatxon MR J F DRAKE MRS A B HARRIS MISSC L HOLDEN Art SOCIH1 Stud1es Home Economxcs Our wxser friends who through thexr wlsdom MRS. D. E. LANE Social Studies S. B. R. REEDER Mathematics an ,SOX WS' 465 'QW 'vii MISS M, V. MCLEAN MR. W. H. MINOR MRS. V. T. MOORE Librarian Diversified Occupations Biology Drivers Education MRS. M. L. SPIVEY MR. B. H. WALKER MR. H. E. WALTERS English Math and Civics Music CAMERA SHY 2 MR. W. E. CURRIE MISS E. MCALISTER Band Commercial Education MRS. S. M. LANCASTER MR. C. H. THIGPEN Physical Education Shop ' s And understanding nourish our minds Q. In pf 14: . , . ' SV' '. ,. .H+-..,-..4 '- ' 'f ' 15' L'-V,3.al -fiom: -6131! ,- .'.: xg1',.,V.j -A.-fix' . 'f-.K,-Nj: im,- A., ,.., A , -- V s .VVf.,r.' Lt .ing ft A 1,141 f A.: V. ,Q - , ffl 'flmfi' P. -213, fl H 9 V., ,1-4 .,-Lf. -, ,g.- wg.: N .i tif., t . . any 'g- uifpff-V, 'rw' ' Q' 'th , I .1 VV :Q-',f,!V,-,, .1 r' ' 3 '. u 4 W4 W: l ' l ,, 1 .',-. ,Q ,, V1-R 33 41 1 ' - ' ' . , 3. A ' V- -..,A . '.. I -:V 51, fm' x ,gg ,fi :.,. a 4- H, , , ,,4,QW,5gg,R ,., . . Vt Vs- '11, ' ' .,g!::-- - 4, - 1, u '. -, 5.11. , ' V l. il- ?. Vf- . 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Our work 15 at end now, lt s tlme to say good by For now we are leav1ng you our dear old Sm1th H1gh We ll always thmk of you wherever we go The mem rxes you gave us w1ll be pleasant, we know, We ll stand by your slde Smlth Whenever you re wronged You are dear, so we ll stay near cause that s where we belong Our teachers have helped us to see th1s happy day In our hearts they too w1ll be for showmg us the wa The1r kmdness and pat1ence have been our fa1thful gu1des, And w1th us the1r falth w1ll be always by our sxdes. Its, almost tomorrow but what w1ll lt br1ng'P The partmg of old fr1ends and new exc1t1ng thmgs We ll each go our own ways and someday meet agam Untll that tlme we'l1 always thmk of when we f1rst began .. 4. ., ,... f,,.,...',..:, ,,., 'f J-.n-. :-',f-apr -.-I ,bf ,a:,.j'. 3-x' g 57,-vu,--.L ,'., ' x 1, 5,4 X . x how .. - . fa M.. . 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We re grateful to thee, we remember how As fledglmgs we came, uncertamn of thee But we lmgered here, our m1nds became free, For knowledge we thlrsted learn1ng our goal, Our burdens became heav1er, confldent we grew, We stuck lt out because we knew That what we d get out of l1fe, would be what we put 1n So we eagerly strove to make use of each mxnute. Our lnstructors were crutches upon wh1ch we leaned Our volumes s1lent sages from whxch knowledge was From the ugly ducklmg to the beautxful swan Through four years of str1v1ng half the battle 13 w Now to greater learnmg our thoughts and m1nds fly And so, dear Alma Mater, we say solemnly Goodbye James Walker cv as ,nt ,fn ,. 5' ,gig yi 1. N v N, '-allies! P553 'flu fa-.N 'S .xg I-qv' AJ- wg,-,L '!5?'2:75vc ,'?3 '. me , m6PgQ:w' 52 gleaned 1 .. f S 5 f-f ,gf . . . JS- gf. 4. Z x U i -,, H, . ' . 'il '.La-'- 1 f ' 6- 7 514' 'L cw ' V ,Y ,s w f . ., . ,- ,. . ,, ' rg S-iff' -:as :A ..'x,, . Half.-. 113. 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CLASS PRIDES PRESIDENT EARL MCKOY Mac mdeed a leader eqxupped w1th the mmd to conce1ve the ab111ty to execute Amb1t1on Photographer VICE PRESIDENT ENOCH BUTLER Enos h whom we are pleased to cal great Ambltxon Doctor RECORDING SECRETARY FLORA MQLAURIN F o qu1et c on s c 1ou s makes on e so serene Amb1t1on Elementary Teacher FINANCIAL SECRETARY ALMA MURPHY t e xdeal of Wlt grace and charm Amb1t1on Secretary BUSINESS MANAGER HENRY MELVIN Bae Bro 1ron hands 1n velvet gloves Amb1t1on A1r Force Captaxn MASCOTS tl 1 ffl 'VV QUEEN VIC TORIA ARMSTRONG Vickie friendship is her gift Ambition - Nurse CLARENCE BAKER Fernando handsome, cool and debonair doesn't seem to have a care Ambition - Air Force Cadet JANIE BAKER what thoughts hold thy mind, O' silent one Ambition - Interior Decorator Qi - i A THE I956 IVEY ERNESTINE ADAMS Teenie a spring of mirth Ambition - Elementary Teacher ADA ALLEN quiet but aspiring Ambition - Nurse ANNIE DORIS ALLISION true at heart Ambition - Dietician 'Ds RUTH BENJAMIN Ruthie easy and gay Ambition - Beautician WILLIAM BETHUNE Willie with limbs cast in manly mold, for hardy sports and contest bold Ambition - Civil Engineer HETTIE LOUISE BLANKS Hedy there is music on her lips Ambition - Beautician TO THIS SENIOR CLASS AND THOSE WHO FOLLOW YOU WILL KNOW . . v still achieving, still pursuing SENIOR CLASS LORET TA BOWDEN La Lue kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows Ambition - Pediatric Nurse BETTYE BREWINGTON Bee Bee s 'a smile, a voice of gladness, and an eloquence of beauty Ambition - Stenographer HARVEY BREWINGTON Harv Ambition - Mason Q.,-9 HORACE VERNON CAMERON Horse he smiles at the faces of care and they complain no more Ambition - Dentist ADA MAE CAMPBELL A. D. V true merit is like a. river, the deeper the quieter Ambition - Beautician GOL OIS CAMPBELL Skeet all the live murmur of ' a summers day Ambition - Stenographer GRACE BRYANT Giggie of calm and happy nature Ambition - Fashion Designer MARY EASTER BURNEY Ba Bee as colorful as a summer sunset Ambition - Secretary DORIS VERNICE CAMERON D orse 'wit like a greyhound, it catches Ambition - Nurse 8.41, THE YEARS YOU SPENT AT E. E. SMITH WERE NOT NECESSARILY YOUR BEST BUT . . . JOSIE JACKSON COHEN Jomay no limit but the sky Ambition - Business JOANNAH DAVIS Dixie stars are kindled at this torch of beauty Ambition - Elementary Teacher DORA DIX wit is one of her traits, sincerity and humility its mates Ambition - Nurse if A if 'W it we I 5 J , my A I' 153,-ff PICTURESQUE ERA: REMEMBER THE l956 LILLIAN CAMPBELL Lil virtures own true child Ambition - Nurse KATHLEEN CARVER Kat singing a gay song Ambition - Beautician BERTHA C OAC HMAN the essence of friendliness Ambition - Elementary Teacher l ,ii A 5 WILMER DRAKE Boonk quiet, nice, debonair, doesn't have a care Ambition - Teacher JAMES DUDLEY Little Jimmy with words he conquers Ambition - Social Worker EARNEST EVANS Ernie ' a spirited and comely lad Ambition - Teacher THEY WERE SIGNIFICANT, THEY WERE PART OF A SENIOR CLASS GERALDINE EVANS G erry a quiet lass but few know the treasures you possess Ambition - Clerk Typist MARY ANN EVANS some quiet people are more interesting than the best talkers Ambition - Teacher JOHN FRANK FOWLER Frankie after all is said and done, its best to have some fun Ambition - Barber Q x 'W A Xa lk.. I MARVIN GAINEY rhythm in his feet, a smile on his face Ambition - Business LUTHER GERALDS Nickie he whom we are all pleased to call great Ambition - Architect JOYCE HADLEY Mimi finds time for all things Ambition - C. P. A, KATHLEEN FREEMAN Kay will always find adventure' Ambition - Beautician CARNELL FULLER Nell like a breath of air this lass so fair Ambition - Stenographer FRANCES INEZ GADDIE few words, many deeds Ambition - Lab Technician YOUR LEARNING DID NOT BEGIN WITH THE ALPHABET, IT BEGAN WITH A MOTHER'S SIGH CAROLYN HARRINGT ON very cute but not so tall, for precious things are smaI1 Ambition - Nurse MARION LOUISE HILL La Colline jolly and gay, she goes her way' Ambition - Nurse VETTIRO MARQUETTE HOLDEN T erry he'11 find a way, or make one Ambition - Air Force Career 0' THE I956 GLORIA VIVIENNE HAITHMAN Vee Kee words cannot describe the worth, of this angel of wisdom and mirth Ambition - Sociologist MAUREEN HALL Cherry how does one praise the friend Ambition - Nurse YVONNE HALL Vonnie 'nowhere beats the heart more kindly Ambition - Artist Ts its lovely and tall, adored by all LOIS VALJEAN HOLMES D. Lois Ambition - Nurse MARY ELLEN HUGHLY of calm and happy nature Ambition - Nurse MARILYN ELAINE INGRAM Birdie warmth and friendliness radiate from this bein Ambition Teacher FATHER S APPROVING GESTURE, SISTER'S SMILE AND BROTHER'S PROTECTING GAZE, WITH FLOWER DECKED MEADOWS, BIRD NESTS AND STROLLS: 1431, , .1 HERE SENIOR CLASS ROY LUCAS, JR. Luke he walks with ambition, success accompanies him Ambition - Mason BETTY MCCRAW doesn't seem to have a care Ambition - Teacher CHRISTINA MCCORMICK Tina an athleteland a sport Ambition - Nurse '71 LOIS MCDONALD Boogie gayest of the gay Ambition - Teacher Mal head and shoulders above the crowd Ambition - Physical Therapist ANNIE MCKOY J' I I A 'J .V gs 'va -I 3 ,vs LUTHER MCK1-:1THAN I G A ,,,, o , ' ' 154 I , ,gl I, ff mafia. . 5561 ALVIN MCLAUGHLIN an 01 friendly and neat, just reet Ambition - Mortician IRIS Mc LA URIN as rare as a rose in winter Am bition - Te ache r ARCHIE MCMILLIAN Dodo Ambition - Teacher ... , .N ea' I 'Y all the world loves a clown 1 I .af 'x Ann beyond the realm of worry Ambition - Cosmologist 3 IT WAS ENHANCED BY THE PRIDE YOU FELT AS PART OF A CLASS, THE BAND OR THE FOOTBALL TEAM: TRADITIONS, COMPETITION CHARLES ALLEN McNEIL Shane who reads is wise and powerful Ambition - Lawyer MARTHA Mc RAE Pudding always a smiling face Ambition - Teacher ROBERT Mc RAE Robbie the ideal of charm and music Ambition - Concert Pianist THE I956 NATHANIEL MCNAIR Na with his wisdom and smiling eyes, his aims he'11 surely realize Ambition - Miriister DELLA MCNEII. such happiness in solitude Ambition - Nur s e MITCHELL MCNEII.. Turtle a way so mild, a steady smile Ambition - Construction Engineer .1 , .IA 2 U ow H , Zachf, R+, lgalox 555-0 '7Lf1Sf'Lf90 LhrYu,no,u4.n.CfJLi-3'f9 WILHE LMENIA MILLIGAN Menia lively and gay, pursuing her way Ambition - Secretary DOREATI-IA VIRGINIA MONROE Do silence is the most perfect herald of joy Ambition - Nurse DOUGLASSENA ANN MORRISON Doug 'a faithful friend is the rue of life Ambition - Music Teacher ' WITH THE CONQUERING OF A GEOMETRY PROBLEMS A PHYSICS EXPERIMENT OR A FRENCH PHRASE AND OH YES WITH OUR FORTITUDE AND COMPREHENSION SENIOR CLASS RICHARD ALPHONSO PINDLE Mule when nature has a music to play she creates a genius to play it Ambition - Doctor CLEMENTINE POINTER Clem quiet, yet full of fun Ambition - Nurse LONNIE PURCELL high erected thoughts Ambition - Upholster if HAROLD EUGENE RUSSEL Trussel gentle in manner, resolute in action Ambition - Mason LULA MAE SAUNDERS Sandy 'beauty is its own excuse for being' Ambition - Stenographer DORIS MARIE SIMMS Sexy a breath of exuberant beauty light of heart and step is she Ambition - Dancer . an Ww- f fm f i Q. Q I JOYNETTE REDMOND Di never angry, never sad Ambition - Teacher ROSE MARIE ROBINSON Snukie , 'never at a loss for something to do or say Ambition - Nurse SYLVIA ROBINSON popularity has its price, she got hers being nice Ambition - Teacher KIND THOUGHTS: ACTS OF CHASITY: DEEDS OF PHILANTHROPHY AND FAITH IN GOD . . . REVIEW YOUR LEARNING, YOUR ABILITIES: PONDER LIFE, ITS ENCOUNTERS, WHISPERS AND INCIDENTS . . . 'sv- 44,7 A. such an sn CHARLES TYNDALL individuality can never be copied Ambition - Teacher LADICE TYNDALL Lanky few words, many thoughts Ambition - Electrician JESSE TACOMA USHER handsome and determined Ambition - Business THE I956 ARTHUR THOMAS John Thomas he's got rhythm Ambition - Teacher Y , ks CARRIE MCSWAIN THOMAS Dolly virtures earthly child Ambition - Nurse GEORGIA PATRICIA TILLY Meta she says in poetry what others say in prose Ambition - Surgical Nurse tk, ji, I - ,L M sx' TN I qw if 3' JAMES LINCOLN WALKER 9, 4.3 Bobby in quietness and confidence shall be your strength Ambition - Aeronautical Engineer Us JAUNITA GREY WALKER Nita so rarely are beauty and brains combined Ambition - Nurse KENNETH LEONARDO WALKER Ken by various means men excell, but he does all things well Ambition - Architect ' TODAY OR IN TQ-IE NEAR FUTURE FATES VOICE WILL BECKON AND . . . SENIOR CLASS WINST ON ROBERT WAYMER Bag every product of genius is a product of enthusiasm NAYDNE ADYRE WILDS Bubbles her head has room for knowledge, her heart room for every joy Ambition - Psychiatrist BERTHALINE WILLIAMS Tippie a real angeI Ambition - Nurse CAMERA SHY MARGARET EVANS Margie I forever attaini g Ambition - Teacher BESSIE HUNTER so quiet, so bright Ambition - Nurse DORIS WILLIAMS Dottie a1ass well-liked Ambition - Business iw 'v 1 v . GERALDINE WILLIAMS Gerry as elegant as simplicity, dressy, charming and witty Ambition - Dress Designer GWENDOLYN DELORES WILLIAMS Dee a mixture of wisdom and grace spiced with wit Ambition - Dress Designer w1LL1AM CHARLES WILLIAMS Billy a quiet lad with a pleasant countenance Ambition - Upholster ARA EULA WHITING Molly cool, calm and coIIected Ambition - Teacher YOU WILL FOLLOW ITS ECHO TO ETERNITY . . SENIOR ACTI ITIE IVEY EARNESTYNF ADAMS Glee Club 2 3 Dramatxcs Club 3 Charm Club 1 2 3 4 I-Iomeroom Offxcer Secretary ADA ALLEN Phys1calActxv1t1es l Z Musxc Apprecxatxon 2 3 ANNIE ALLISON Cralts 3 4 Red Cross I 2,3 4 Charm Club l Z VICTORIA ARMSTRONG Teen Age I 2 Charm Club 3 4 5 Red Cross I2 3 Future Homemakers ot'Amer1ca 3 4 JANIE BAKER Junxor Rnd Cross I Z 3 Charm Club I 2 3 CLARENCE BAKER Electronics 3 4 Annual Sta!i4 PhysxcalEducat1on Club l 2 3 Newspaper 3 4 Boys Glee Club Sports Wrxter Club RUTH BENJAMIN Jumor Red Cross I Z 3 Charm 2 3 4 Typing 3,4 WILLIE BETHUNE Natxonal Honor Soc1ety4 FootballTeamZ 3 4 Bas ketballTeam MathClub BaseballTeam Monogram 3,4 Intramural Bas ketball Electronxcs Club HEDDIE BLANKS Glee Club I Z 3 4 Dramatxc s 4 Lxbrary Club 3 Jumor Red Cross 2 3 4 LORETTA BOWDEN Jun1orandSemorY Teens Band2 3 4 GleeClub Nattonal Honor Socxety Dramatxcs BETTY BREWINGTON Y Teens Dramatxcs Band2 34 Lxbrary Club Typmg Club Future Busxness Leaders 3 4 giAiVEY BREWINGTON NCSIO Isec 4 GleeClub 1 H1 Y l 2 3 Math u 3 GRACE BRYANT Debating Club I Z Honor Soclety 3 4 BandZ 3 4 Glee Club Z 3 4 Intramural Basketball Team Asszstant Secretary of Senxor Y Teens Math Club 3 4 Annual Staff 2 3 4 MARY BURNEY Glee Club National Honor Soclety 3,4 Charm Club 3 Jr Y Teens 3 Future Busmess Leaders 3 4 ENOCH BUTLER Natxonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Class Offxcer Presldent GleeClub2 34 MathCIub Athlet1csClub2 3 Electronxcs Z 3 Hx Y Band J V Basketball DORIS CAMERON BandZ 3 4 G1eeCIubZ 3 4 Sr Y Teens Intramural Basketball Z 3,4 I-IORACE CAMERON Band Glee Club PresxdentoitheNat1onalHonorSo cxety Math Club President J V Basketball ADA CAMPBELL RedCrossl 2 3 4 Band2 3 4 CharmClub4 Lxbrary Club 3,4 Glee Club 4 GOLOIS CAMPBELL Lxbrary Club 2 3 Future Busmess Leaders 2 3 Glee Club 3 4 Charm Club I 2 Y Teens 3 4 KATHALEEN CARVER Jr Red Cross I Z 3 Glee Club 4 BERTHA COACHMAN Jr Y Teens Lxbrary Club Jr Red Cross S Y Teen Dramatxcs Club Photography Club JOSIE COHEN CharmClub3 4 Home Economzcs Club Y Teens Dra matics Club I Z 3 4 Newspaper Staff 2 SHIRLEY COVINGTON Jr Red Cross I 2 3 Future Homemakers 3 4 JOANNAH DAVIS Band 2 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Charm Club Z 3 WILMER DRAKE Natxonal Honor Soctety 3 4 NCSIO I 2 JAMES DUDLEY Creatxve Wrxtmg Publxc Speakxng 3 4 Contestant m World Peace Speakxng Contest 2 3 4 EARNEST EVANS Football Team I Z 3 Physical Education Club I Z 3 Monogram Club 3 4 Newspaper Staff Electronxcs GERALDINE EVANS Dramatxcs 2 3 4 New Homemakers of Amer1ca Charm Club 2,3 Student Counczl 2 MARGARET EVANS Future Business Leaders 2 3 4 Red Cross 3 MARY ANN EVANS Speech Club 3 4 fsecretary Red Cross Z 3 Pho tography l Z 3 KATHALEEN REEMAN Majorette Z Future Bus lne s s Leaders 3 4 Gxrls Physlcal Actxvxty Z 3 4 JOHN FOWLER Electronusl 2 Phys1cal Educat1onClubI 2 3 4 Patrol Squad 3 4 H1 Y Club 2 3 J V Basketball Z 3 CARNELL FULLER Charm Club Jr Y Teens Red Cross Future Busxness Leaders Art Typmg Club INEZ GADDIE Dramatlcs 2 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Charm 2 3 MARVIN GAINEY Boys Chou' 4 Physxcal Actxvlty I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 4 LUTHER GERALDS Football Team 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Monogram 3 4 Red Cross 3 4 Charm Club Z 3 Dramatxcs 3 4 JOYCE HADLEY Offxce Practxce Future Busmess Leaders 3 4 Vlce Presldent of Gzrls Physical Actxvzty Intramural Basketball Newspaper Staff Annual Staff GLORIA HAITHMAN Cheerleader 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Dramatxcs Club I 2 3 4 Debate Club Y Teens 3 4 Creatlve Wrxtxng Newspaper Staff 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Math Club 4 Intramural Commxttee 3 In tramural Basketball Team 3 Annual Staff 4 MAUREEN HALL Y Teens 3 4 Jr Red C1-ossl2 3 4 Intramural Bas ketball 3 Band2 3 Commercxal Club 3 4 Future Busxness Leaders 3,4 YVONNE HALL Soc1alCha1rman ot' Y Teens Future Busxness Leaders Band 2 3 Jr Red Crossl Z Future Homemakers of Amermca CAROLYN HARRINGTON Glee C lub I 2 3 4 Lxbrary Clubl Z Honor Socxety 3 4 Treasurertor Sr Y Teens 3 4 Jr Y Teens l 2 Dr xmatlcs Typmg Club 3 4 MARION HILI Glee Club 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Intramural Basketball 'leam 3 4 Dramatxts I Z Choral Club 2 3 Newspaper Staff VETTIRO HOLDEN H Y I Z 34 Yue Presxdent of Jr Class 3 Bas ketball Team 4 Glee Club I Z 3 4 DELORES HOLMES Dramatxcsl 2 3 Bandl 34 Sr Y Teens 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball Team 3,4 MARY HUGHLEY Secretarytor Honor Socxety 3 4 Class Offzcer Sec retary4 Sr Y Teens 3 4 Glee ClubZ 3 4 Lxbrary Club Presxdentll Z BESSIE HUNTER Y Teens I Z 3 4 GWENDOLYN HUNTER Crafts I Z Photography 3 Homemakers 4 ELAINE INGRAM Jr Red Cross l 2 3 4 Dramatzcs Cheerleader 3 4 Glee Club 12 3 Y Teens 4 ROY LUCAS Annual Staff 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Book Club l Z 3 HELEN MCCORMICK Red C ross I 2 Library Club 3 4 Charm Club 4 Future Homemakers of America 3 4 Intramural Basketball LOIS MCDONALD Cheerleader 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Dramatxcs I Z 4 Intramural Basketball LUTHER MCKEITHAN Football Team I Z 34 Basketball Team 4 National Honor Socxety 3 4 Newspaper Staff 3 4 ANNIE MCKOY Red Cross I Dramatxcs I Homemakers 2 Charm Physxcal Actxvxty 3,4 Busmess Leaders 3 4 EARL MCKOY Electromcsl 2 Dramatxcs Club l 2,3 Physxcal Educa txon Club 3 4 Patrol Squad I 2 Jr Prom Commxttee 2 3 Senlor Class Preszdent 4 ALVIN MCLAUGHLIN D O 3 4 Glee Club 4 Photography 1,2 3 4 FLORA MCLAURIN Dramat1csCIubI 2 3 4 Debat1ngClubl 2 Y Teens 3 4 Choral Speaklng Student Councll 4 Newspaper Staff 3 IRIS MCLAURIN Lxbrary Club Z 3 Red Cross 3 Glee Club 2 ARCHIE MCMILLIAN Physical Actxvxty I 2 3 4 NATHANIEL MCNAIR QPres1dentl Student Councxl 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Debatxng Club 2 3 Natxonal Honor Society 3 4 DELA MCNEIL Charm Club I Z 3 4 Red Cross 2 Y Teens 3 MITCHELL MCNEIL Physical Educatlon Club Sportswrxter CHARLES MCNEIL Creatxve Wrxtmg Glee Club Football Team Bas ketball Team BaseballTeam Phys1calEducat1onClub Tumblxng Team Hx Y Electronics MARTHA MCRAE Band Glee Club I..1brary Club Crafts Club Dra matxcs Y Teens ROBERT MCRAE Lxbrary Club 3 4 Band 2 3 Glee Club Z 3 4 Speech Club Vice Preszdent 3 4 Journalxsm Club 3 4 Dramahcs AGNES MELVIN Red Cross 1 2 3 4 HENRY MELVIN Electromcsl 3 Patrol Squad2 3 President of the Jr Class 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Football Team 2 3 WILHELMENIA MILLIGAN LxbraryClub2 3 Charm 2 3 Future Bus: ress Leaders of Amerzca 3 4 DORETHA MONROE Glee Club 2 3 4 P r e s xd ent Future Busxness Leaders Z 3 Charm Club Z 3 L1brary Club 3 4 DOUGLASSENA MORRISON Libr ary Club Z 3 Red Cross 3 4 Glee Club Z 3 4 New Homemakers of Amerlca 3 4 Charm Club 3 4 ALMA MURPHY NewHomemakers ot'Amer1Ca 3 Glee Club Z 3 4 u ALPHONSO PINDLE Secretary Math Club 4 Dramaucs Band 3 4 Basketball 2 Tumblmg Team I 2 3 4 Athletxcs Club 1 Hx Y l 4 Baseball Team 2 CLEMENTINE POINTER Jr Red Cross I Z 3 4 Y Teens I Band 1 Charm Club 3 4 Prom Commzttee 3 Basketball 3 4 LONNIE PURCELL Safety Monitors 4 H1 Y I 2 3 4 GI ee Club Z 3 4 Boys Cholr 4 Library Club I 2 3 4 Dramatxcs 3 4 Teen Age Club 4 Arts and Handxcx-aft 4 Glee Club JOYNETTE REDMOND Charm Club 3 4 Future Homemakers of Amerxca 4 Lxbrary Club I 2 3 4 Dramatxcs 3 4 Teen Age Club 4 Handxcraft Glee Club 3 4 ROSA ROBINSON Debate Club l 2 Band 3 4 Nat1onalHonorSo1.1ety 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Treasurer Math Club SYLVIA ROBINSON Teen Age Club 2 3 4 Charm Club 3 Red Crossl 2 3 4 HAROLD RUSSELL Presxdent NCSIO LULA SANDERS Band 2,3 4 Red Cross 3 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Future Busxness Leaders 2 Dramatmcs 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Y Teens DORIS SIMMS Dramatlcs I 2 3 4 Band I Z 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Jr Red Cross Z CreatxveDanceGroupl 2 3 Newspaper Staff Prom Commxttee 3 Natxonal Honor Society 3 4 Patrol Squad 3 4 XRTHUR THOMAS Football Team 2 3 4 Basketball Z 3 4 Baseball 2 4 PhysxcalEducat1on Club I 2 3 4 CARRIE THOMAS Future Homemakers of Amerxca 1 2 3 4 Dramatmcs 3 Charm Club Z 3 4 Homeroom Offzcer Secretary GEORGIA TILLY Debate Clubl 2 Glee Club 2 3 Creaixve Wrxtxng 2 3 Pres1dentofSr Y Teens 3 4 Annual Stat't4 Poetry Edxtor of Newspaper 3 Mxss Homecomxng 4 CHARLES TYNDALL Football 2 3 4 Journalxsm Club I 2 Physxcal Aehvxty l Z 3 4 Student Councxl l Photography l 2 3 LADICE TYNDALL Electromcsl 2 3 4 H1 Y Z 3 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Physical Actxvxty I 2 3 JESSIE USHER Football 3 Intramural Basketball 3 H1 Y 3 4 Mono gram Club 3 4 Gym Club JAMES WALKER Electromcs I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Intramural Base ball Intramural Basketball 3 4 Dramatxcs Z KENNETH WALKER Edxtor m chxef of Yearbook Newspaper Staff Assouate Editor 3 4 Student Council I 2 Football Z 3 4 Basketball 2 Int ramural Baseball 3 Jumor Prom Commxttee 3 Monogram Club fl'-'resxdentl 3 4 Safety Monxtors QCaptaxn 4l Math Club 3 4 Debatxng Club I 2 Photography 3 Boys Choir 4 '--1 ' ' -I I : . - .1 ..:' 'I I ' .. 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Not long after this moment, we had brushed the stardust from our eyes and made ourselves at home. Homecoming 1952, our day: we were represented in the Queen's court, Luther McKeithan aided in the teams victory, numerous freshmen helped the band serenade her majesty, Gloria Haithman and Geraldine Williams were on the cheering squad and the rest of us drilled on the field. Our crowning achievement was our Ugly Duckling fl oat designed by Kenneth Walker, depicting our one day rising from our duckling position to that of the senior or the swan, as the story goes. ' Quite a few fr e s hm en made the Glee Club that year. Shortly, however basketball season, May Day and the State Days were history dramatically closed by our excursion to Chapel Hill and Raleigh. Eons later factually three monthsj, we had mig r at ed back to the lake, What a splash we made. Twenty-six ot' us made the Band and more the Glee Club. Lula Saunders won her boots and baton, Naydne Wilds made the cheering squad and four more seniors won their football letters. Again, we were represented in the Homecoming Queen's courtg James Dudley went to Raleigha Finalist in the World Peace speaking contest and Per-trune,Horse, John Thomas and Ken paced the J.V. ln l954, our school took a big step forward and right to the fore was the class of '56. With our new school came new faces, Luther Geralds and Jesse Usher, They joined the grid knights on what was al r e ady a strong team. Football wa s no exception, for we dominated almost all other activities, too. Maureen Hall was attendant to Miss Homecoming, Lois and Elaine made the cheering squad, and twenty of us were listed as charter members in our chapter of the National Honor Society. Horace was our chapter's first president,Ja.unita its first corresponding secre- tary. Gloria and Ken helped write the inducting ceremony and Ken drafted the chapter constitu- tion. The invigorating spring found us in a maze of activities. We toured the nations Capital, historic and scenic Vir ginia and presented the most dazzling of Proms, an April in Paris affair. The last ye a r was all it had promised to be, and more. We enjoyed the worship of the underclassmenj our senior privileges and all our experiences, The thought of no more migra- tions and no more of this era was apalling. However, our last song was a doleful one. Georgia Tilly, our queen, Alma Murphy, and Doris Williams enhanced the Homecoming festivities. Roy Lucas won the local N.C.S.I.O. essay contest. Nicky Geralds was named all-state tackle. Senior Day at Greensboro, College Day, Career Day, The Pr om , Baccalaureate and Com- mencement ushered us into the door-way of tomorrow with opportunity patiently tapping, We, the members of the class of 1956 of E. E. Smith Senior High School, in the town of Fayetteville, the county of Cumberland and the state of North Carolina, being of sound mind and good temperment m ake our last will and testa- ment on the fifth day of January , one thousand nine hundred fifty-sixth year of our Lord. To the principal and faculty, we leave our deepest appreciation and thanks for their tireless patience and efforts to educate us. To E. E. Smith High School, we leav e the glorious quietness which will crystalize because of our absence. To the Juniors, we leave our front seats in the auditorium which they may occupy but never own. Also our dignity which we upheld through- out our four years of high school is theirs to use. To our good friend s , the Sophomores, we leave our gaiety and school spirit, which will help to make their school days more enjoyable. To the young and unsophisticated Freshmen, we leave our acquired wisdom and knowledge, which a r e to be used to help them avoid making the same mistakes we did. The following bequeaths are solemnly given in hopes that these virtue s will be used to the best of the heir's advantages: Sylvia Robinson wills her poundage to Mary Monroe. Lula Sanders wills her head majorette po- sition and physique to Angela Ingram. Geraldine Williams wills her personality to Edna McCrae. Kenneth Walker wills hi s scholastic ability to Leroy Robinson. Nadyne Wilds wills he r dancing ability and gaiety to Marion Murchison. Doris Sims wills her artistic talent to David Douglass. Willie Bethune wills his athletic powers to Douglass McMillian. Alma Murphy wills her mathematical ingen- uity to Benjamin Cole. lveyAdams wills her ability to sing first so- prano to Egangeline Sutton. Winston Waymer wills his drumming talent to Calvin Porter. Luther Ge rald s wills his height to Mexie Harris, providing he carries it with pride. Luther McKeithan wills his formula for re- ducing to Edgar Merritt. Gloria Haithman wills her nonchalance to Barbara Massey. Joynette Redmond wills her Marilyn Mon- roe shape to Cora Evans. Joyce Hadley wills her little black bag to Robena Freeman. Charles Evans wills his devil-may-care attitude to Henry Campbell. Vettiro Holden wills his cool eatnpersonali- CASTING CDFF FEATHERS... ty to Richard Sheridan. Jesse Usher wills his ability to get along with girls to Joseph Howard. G e o r g i a Tilly wills her athletic talents to Betty Smith. Delores Williams wills her sewing ability to Gwendolyn Randall. Elaine Ingram wills her winning smile to Dorothy Usher. Joannah Davis wills her creative dancing to Imogene Glover. Henry Melvin wills his business-like manner to William Stamper. Lois McDonald wills her sense of humor to Glenda Howard. Horace Cameron wills his position as presi- dent of the Honor Society to Ralph Stevens. Enoch Butler wills his hand som e face to William Evans. Alphonso Pindle wills his trumpet to Calvin McDonald. Jaunita Walker wills her clarinet to Jean Berrien. Carolyn Harrington will s her shortness to Elsie McKoy. Golois Campbell wills her neatness to Carolyn Shipman. Delores Williams wills her radiating charm to Jaunita Royal. Charles Elliott ylills his football muscles to James Grady. Mary Hughl ey. wills her quietness to Joan Ingram. Betty Brewington wills her grace and dignity to Janet Evans. Carrie Thomas wills her kindliness to Janet Wilkerson. Douglassena Morrison wills her friendliness to William Carver. Bertha Coachman wills her ability to have fun, no matter what, to Gloria McNeil. Clementine Pointer wills her lady-like man- ners to Barbara Tate, Ernest Evans wills his pleasing personality to Alvin Walker. In witness whereof, We,the Class of 1956, do set our hand and seal this fifth day of January, one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-sixth year of our Lord, with great pride and tender memories do hereby declare this to be our last will and testa- ment. Gloria Haithman Executrix BEYOND THE HORIZON... As I stood at the window peering, into the beautiful night, twilight pulled down h e r curtains and pinned them with a star. Each sunset now meant I was a day nearer my deadline for the class prophecyg yet my mind was blank. Later, as I settled myself in front of the T.V, to watch my favorite program, This is Your Life , thoughts of class pro- phecy drifted into oblivion. As the program proper began, Mr. Edwards was introducing the night's personality - - - Why that person on the screen is I, or at least she looks like me - - - She's older than I, I thought - - - Miss Adams'Q Mr. Edwards began, welcome to This is Your Life It is our pleasure to fetemanyfamous persons on our program, but we think this one the most unusual, We are going to let you see through the eyes of television cameras near and far, just how accurate your class prophecy in l956 was. This is not your life,Miss Adams. - - - class of 1956, of E. E. Smith Senior High School, Fayetteville, N. C., This is Your Life . Let's travel with the camera to Los Angeles, California, and to the inside of the new City Ho s pit al. The plaque in the lobby reads: Luther Geralds, Architect, Mitchell McNiel, Con- struction Engineer Now the c am e r a takes us into the first floor corridors, and in the first office the door tells us this is Dr. Enoch Butler. Two doors down is the office of Dr. Alphonsa Pindle. All through the hall are familiar namesg Doctor Luther McKeithan, anesthetistg Annie McKoy, cosmologistp Winston Wayrner, Physical Therapist, and Naydne Wilds, geneticist.. On duty in v ar i ou s rooms and wards we see Mary Hughley, Juanita Walker, Carolyn Harrington, Ada Campbell, Helen McCormick, Maureen Hall, Rosa Robinson, Joannah Davis, Loretta Bowden, Delores Holmes,Victoria Armstrong, Dora Dix and Doretha Monroe, carrying out their nursing duties, and in the laboratory we see technician Inez Gaddie. ln P a r i s , our c a m e r a s show Harvey Brewington and Yvonne Hall, renown artists, at the artists and designers ball. Also seen are Geraldine Williams, Ruth Benjamin and Grace Bryant, famous fashion designersg in the back are Berthalyn Williams and Hettie Blanks,hair designers, preparing their models. Doris Simms' dance troupe are the guest entertainers. Now to New York, and the campus of Columbia University.. Here, conducting a clinic with summer teachers in Sociology is the world famous sociologist, Gloria Haithman and her associate James Dudley. Completing their study for their doctorates are Iris Mclsaurin, Elaine Ingram, Martha McRae, Flora McLaurin, Annie Allison, Doris Cameron, Kathaleen Carver, Mary Evans, Betsy Hunter, Betty McCaw, Sylvia Robinson, Carrie Thomas and Joynette Redrnond, teachers in North Carolina. Douglassena Morrison is also here. A musical degree is her aim. Quick shots over the city take us past Tyndall, Evans, Thomas and Drakes' gymnasium: the pastorate of Minister Nathaniel McNair, the studio of photog raphe r Earl McKoyg Alvin Mc- Laughlin 's mortuaryg Charles McNeil's law office: Lucas and Russell 's construction engineering office and the uptown offices of Joyce Hadley, Kathleen Freeman and Doris Williams. ln their offices, we see stenographers,Josie Cohen, Wilhemenia Milligan,Alma Murphy, Betty Brewing- ton, Lula Saunders, Golois C am pbell , Geraldine Evans, Carnell Fuller, and Lois McDonald. flsooks, almost like Miss McAlister's first period class, huh ?l Nextabrief skip to Buenos Aires, where architect Kenneth Walker and civil engineer Willie Bethune are constructing a Pan-American activity center. Our story draws neara close as the cameras show the Chicago offices of Marvin Gainey and Jessie Usher. It shows the Detroit location of James Walker, aeronautical engineer at Boeings. Colonels Clarence Baker andVettiro Holden are at the Washington Air Force headquarters. Henry Melvifii is chaplain at the Dwyer Field Chapel. Yes, class of 1956, This is Your Life All that remains is your living it. e i .-M 'f',Q f ,- , 4 'I nal. The jellyfish here at the lake, quite colorful and lively. They have their tentacles in about everything, but seriously theycan'tho1dtheir heads above water. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,,,,,, , Richard Shiridan Vice-President , , , William Stamper Secretary ,,,,,, Shirley Wright Asst. Secretary , , , Edna McRae Treasurer ...... Calvin McRae ,Mjl M Jlgggsl x Q ,A wir? it is I X 'V' . .l . mwah ai , iff Q ' l 4-1 ff' V K is M 1' . ,,l,, ' ' ,nag mei' f'QM IJ ' Z Lis, ,, 5, -11 1, - I-23332 laitfif ,G Business Manager. . ?' 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' if 74' 1 w ' 'A - 'TN N .A ' Q M ,.-n L L REPRESENTATIVES Barbara Massey Kenneth Walker Franklln Davzs Hermlne Jones Famue Leach Ehzah McM1l1an Elmer McM1llan Carolyn Moore Clmton McGeachy Robert Beechum Carol Thomas Soplue McNe1l W11l1am Stamper Barbara Tate Emuc Raye Lynwood Walker STUDENT CCJUNCIL OFFICERS Pres1dent Nathamel McNa1r V1ce Pres1dent Rxchard Sherxdan Secretary Mary McCallum Treasurer Wllllam Carver Busxness Manager Eddxe Hughes CHARACTER IV, Wi--1 , NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Myrtle Lennon Chapter ofthe National Honor Society' was started in 1954 and many ofthe seniors this year were charter members, These pe r s ons were chosen for their excellent-es in Scholarship, Character, Leadership and Service, OFFICERS President . . . . . . , Horace Cameron Corresponding Secretary, . , jaunita Walker Vice-President . . . . Recording Secretary . MEMBERS Bethune, Willie Bowden, Loretta Bryant, Grace Burney, Mary Butler, Enoch Cameron, Horace Drake, Wilmer Haithman, Gloria Hargrove, Patricia Harrington, Carolyn Hughley, Mary McNair,Narheme1 Ralph Stephens Treasurer , , ,Mary Hughley Parliamentarian IXIATIQINAL HONOR SOQETY I XX f' 3 Z CC ' IQ? V5 if , . , , , , , Jaunita Royall . , . . . , Kenneth Walker MEMBERS McKethan, Luther MacRae, Edna Monroe, Mary Moore, Gertrude Robinson, Rosa Simmons, Marion Simms, Doris Starnper, Vlilliam Stephen, Ralph Tilley, Georgia Walker, Jaunita Walker, Kenneth Wilds, Nadyne 335.1 THE Sm ITHSUHIHH VOLUME 9 DECEMBER 7, 1955 PRICE 10? STUDENT COUNCIL PREXY OFF TO CHARLOTTE VETERAN TEACHER HONORED IN ASSEMBLY Our student council president was in WestCharlotte Senior HighSchool, off last week to attend the annual Nathaniel McNair is the first to In honor of the Service rendered to state studentcouncil convention held represent us in such a manner. education in the pa S t and present o -A! 4 THE SMITHSONIAN STAFF MRS. EASLEY RESIGNS The versatile and popular 9-Z class sponsor has resigned to devote her full time to he r young song reports the office today. Mrs. Easley's resignation was a blow to many, the honor society members, the cheerleaders and all the other members of the student body. GREENVILLE VICTIM Gerald Stars Big Nickey Geralds, limp-legged a would-be tackler, and went on tally on a 60-yardpass interception. Fans were justabout to conceed the Beefy Greenville team a 7-0 victory when big Geralds luxnbered out of nowhere to bring his team to glory. HORNETS STING BULLS 20-6 In their first game away from home the Bulls felt the fu.ll effect of the stinging Hornets from Durham's, Hillside High School. The Hornets, ledby Vernon Skipper McLain, ran the herd rough-shod in the ending moments of the game, but the Bulls gav e a good account of themselves up against this powerful grid machine. Hillside's multiple offense was all they needed to rack-up their third win in a row over Smith. Smith's bright spots were the defense of Elliott, Evans, Geralds and Tyndall. The running of Bethune, McNeil, Cole and a Z0-yard pass play by Bethune to Walker were superb. 3 E nt of E.E.Smith High C, Fowler, a teacher was the principle ina Life program during rn of the national of This Is Your mez Easley, Teacher at hool, acted as mistress Program partici- selected from the stu- ty and community owler the many omplishments during a teacher. members partici- program wereformer s Fowler, Miss M. librarian, class of l. Easley,class of '39. er, chairman of the at State Teachers has taught many stu- graduated from E. E. to Mrs . Fowlerthe she is doing of pre- udents for their work . ir?'fi?,ggii?T' ' 9 4 f-f' c am e as a complete SUPPIISQEVIO 'Mrs. F owl er . At the end of the program, she expressed her thanks and gratitude to the stu- dents and faculty, and also her de- sire to continue to help prepare and mold useful citizens. HERD HOLDS WILMINGTON SCORELESS FOR THREE PERIODS BEFORE BOWING Zl-0 A heroic group of blue-clad gridders held a championship bound Williston High School team scoreless for three hard-fought periods, as they put up a sterling homecoming battle. Coach Carter stated that he was proud of each one of his gridders, for their superb stand against superior forces. Playing their last season for Smith were Bethune, Evans,Evans, Geralds, McKeithan,McNei1, Thomas, Tyndall and Walker. YEARBOOK STAFF .Editor-in-chief , . Business Manager. . Accountant .... Ads Manager . . . Sales Managers .... Secretary to the Editor . . Art Editor ....... Sports Editor .... Copy.Editor ...... Assistant Copy Editor . . Copy.Writer ...,,,,, Typists .... . . Q . Snapshot Editor . .... Group Picture Editor . . . Individual Picture Editor . Photography Filing Editor Advisor .......... fir .A . Kenneth Walker . Gloria Haithman . . Willie Bethune . . W nston Waymer . . H race Cameron and Nathaniel McNair , , . . Mary Burney . . Doris Simms . . Jesse Usher . . Joyce Hadley . . Rosa Robinson . . . . Grace Bryant . . . . Alma Murphy Wilheminia Milligan . . Golois Campbell A. . . .launita Walker . . Doretha Monroe . . Alphonso Pindle .Geraldine Williams . . . . Georgia Tilly . Clarence Baker . . . E. E. Miller z 3 Q, GLEE CLUB BRASS Enoch Butler Horace Cameron Joarmah Davis Alphonso Pendle Clemetine Pointer James Walker BAND MAJORETTES Lula Sanders , Grace Bryant, B a r b a r a Tate, Angela. Ing:-arn,Earnestine Mark, Osia Monroe. OFFICERS President, , . . .Juanita Walker Secretary. . . . .Eloise Usher Librarian. . . Betty Brewington Treasurer . . . Alphonso Pendle SENIOR BAND MEMBERS WOODWIND PRECUSSION Loretta Brown Betty Brewington Doris Cameron Dora Dix Delores Holmes Martha McKae Doris Sims Winston Waymer Rose Maria Robinson Delor es Williams Juanita Walker SENIOR CHOIR MEMBERS Alvin McLaughlin Wilmer Drake Luther McKeithan Charles McNeil Lonnie Purcell Marvin Gainey Mitchell McNeil Vettiro Holden Enoch Butler Alphonso Pendle Nathaniel McNair James Dudley Horace Cameron Robert McRae Lula Sanders Delores Holmes Doris Cameron Georgia Tilly Geraldine Williams Mary Burney Garrie Thomas Berthyaline Williams Loretta Brown Grace Bryant Carolyn Harrington Marion Hill Rose Robinson Lois McDonald .R 1 s 1' ' DRAMATICS President ,..... Josie Cohen Vice-President . . . Joyce Watts Secretary .,.,.. Naydne Wilds Assistant Secretary Barbara Massey It 1 Q 'X f X 43? SPEECH President .,,,,, James Dudley Vice-President , . . Mary Ann Evans Secretary ...... Elmer McMi11ian Treasurer ,,,,, Alvin McLaughlin f -N x-J' iw. CHARM 2 President ,,,,,,, Douglassina Morrison Vice-President .,,. Charlesena Wright Secretary ...... Inez McChearn Treasurer ...... Barbara Farlowe s 1A F UT E B USINE55 I. EADER5 I MERICA menu- I- n . Doretha Monroe Sh1r1ey Wriight W11hemen1a Mxlligan Assxstant Secretary . , . Margaret Walker Bettye Br ewmgton HIY Presldent V1ce Presldent Secretary Ass1stantSecretary l reasurer SENIOR Presldent Vlce Presxdent Secretary Assxstant Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR Pres1dent V1ce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer TEEN AGERS CLUB CLUB OFFICERS GIRLS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY V1tt1ro Holden Lonme Purc ell Jesse Usher Presxdent Geraldme Tyndall Alvxn W1ll1ams V1ce Presxdent Joyce Hadley Lad1s Tyndall Secretary Mary Ann McNa1r Treasurer Oc1a Monroe Y- TEENS CHEERLEADERS Georgla Tilly Captaln Gerladxne W1ll1ams Sarah Ohver Co Captam Glorla Hamthman Secretary Elame Ingram Maman Szmmons Grace Bryant Carolyn Harrmgton Y TEENS MONOGRAM CLUB President Kenneth Walker Ox e Hu l YV ma ge Y Vxce Pres1dent Earnest Evans Emma Jean Glover Lmda Hayes Secretary Charles McNe1l Delores Melvin Assxstant Jesse Usher Busrness Manager W1ll1e Bethune MATH CLUB Pres1dent Joan McM1ll1an Presxdent Horace Cameron Vxce Presldent Joynette Redmond V1ce Presldent Glorla Halthman Secretary Blondlne Evans Secretary Alphonso Pendle Treasurer Oxyvema Hughley Treasurer Grace Bryant M O N IT O R S Captam Kenneth Walker Lreutenants Audrey Jacobs CRAFTS CLU B Pres1dent B10-ndlne Evans Vxce Pres1dent Joynette Redmond Secretary Anme Holmes Treasurer Carolyn Moore Derry Galbreathe Juamta Royall Secretary W1ll1e Ann Chma JR RED CROSS Pres1dent Elame Ingram Vxce Pres1dent Charlesena Farrxs Secretar El U h y o1se s er Treasurer Lynnevas Parker PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Pres1dent Carl Bullock Vxce Presment Margaret Walker Secretary Josephme Brown FUTURE BUSINESS OF AMERICA Presxdent Doretha Monroe Vxce Presxdent Maragret Walker Secretary W1lhelmenxa Mxllxgan Treasurer Betty McCraw -vo.oen.vo. 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ET! in-dv'-ak '41, I ..., K, 2 yn-I -OW 'S 'T fNvAUm 4-4, . 4 .v..v - un ELEVEN SENIORS RETURN COACHES LOOK FORWARD TO Bethune B Evans E Evans Geralds Mc BANNER SEASON Kexthan McNe1l Thomas T 11 and Walker s that the Bulls have he the senlor letter men xg, Thu' really gomg far so KS the E E smnh BM 99 tl Q xc Yfetei e SCO X9 ae 'O Q 9953 vows W laik 4 0 gfflxeoi 5 L e ff 52194 'Y ei eo 0-4 Q . 0 1 All Qt 40 ,,xi'5'Y 32 OE 6 1 5 M290 av 3 A '59 6-Qui HO C Ornvei ax' 0 9,5 U' ng I HORNETS SI-IN ,Game 631 nallgufhasg umm BZ Eben- first G BULLS 20 'H owev- ict ghewhom 3306 het 5 X M09 s felt the Same aw 6 Waxed Noni, xgga tenua Sornefs f full 6 f ayff0m Yaqecfexui-90 c ool rofh Du:-he t o th Om BULLS DR a e am S Hlzlsljhflslng TOOP HEARTBR1-:AXE ci-:lol-nets led e High I CLINTON 20 6 RS endlngx 1-an the by Vern tA tr1P down to AA Ch gave a moments of ard rouohn klppe rous as fheBu1ls b mon proved dlsae a 30061 a t e g Sho 1' In the! hom owed fo Chnt gamst thls Ccounr of fame bu d 1 ecommg RELES423 L O NEXT For: G x-HN BO ov ed fo Spm OLDS WXRXOD5 B A e t egefglth s ekmg efeatRa1e1gh'WOYear:c:21SHEYQLDTXIIREE E Z uadefs :X Yndall se e for the fmrst time ln scb F cla E llxsion r Co 8 d Th Cesslghle boYSwent to Work wth Dun 05 bwiuound W1 1 e halmg O GAME s FIRST PLAY cosTs BULLS ef mlvon creme 11' u 6 O DECISION Thomas Aycock L1gon halfback took Ellxott s luck off 95 yards 1n what spelled doom to the hustlmg herd After the open mg touchdown lt was a ragmg see saw affa1r 1n wh1ch the Bulls just couldn t get the upper hand, and wouldn t let L1gon get t Many old scores agalnst the Lxgon L1ttle Blues went un settled, as the herd succumbed to the strong Llgon eleven. I was a game such as only thms tlme npened r1valry could produce. 3 earn SC S ty-XE 'Y C E eryodbatde was Proud Eflfsv E mai he nw su 1 Q r 1 a lckey Cel'-al LLE If teddets Ocei' 0 d I QOT Ifle 361-al S -9 Star CTIM Y T Sindh MC erC d Wen 1 p H io efaxds 30 ee hphoff t I egg C' rvfldau ry 9 F any ed 0 17 fy e 3 0 1-1 I Ge C ee Ill Just 'Ya Is aldsl I E t bout team trhbereearh a 0 glO1-yd out . , 1 .l 1 , ., XM 1 1 A10 .nn . A ,Q . , ' ,2 I - ' Y' :I Q. I a Q G. 6 Q . MI A K .1 s vh?XJ 5-95 ' rig? 0 6 A 'S I 0 . L, all I X5 R' N ' In ' - O Y- 66 :C S 'Qi -11's Oo f X , , I - I ' ' , 4 . Q9 ,V - Us .B r .t , 4 . rim ' Q07 5 X' ' 1 Q W WAWSIA . 1. gf J. I -,Ah J f 6 sp vm fl v ,JA ' . r X635 My I 1 ' 'Q ' Q 4 tl I- W h . . . I s' W ., ' ww. J I -V sk I ' X s It D If' f lx, , -.A T' I ,V U f' .. 'A 'lf lv' ,S ' ' . f 'ss A Q 1 gf n 4 ' ,ff , 1-, , fe Tvs ' 412. N' 1 N 4 M3 Y e e v A . 5 - Q . . ,YN sy ' 6 .9 H 1 . 9 L - x f h 'C' ' ' I' . C. f F, me X Th ' ' . 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' '. 5 - ?.1-- 1' K . '1 -f 5 1 .ml .Z-1 1' ' ,. -11 1' 11k-, ,Q -11 , . .. ,. ., 1,1 , 11 1 kin' 1 1 ' 1 H M 1 , ' 1 , , , . 1 , ,. 11 111 ' .1 , ' Q , 1 , 1 WJ ' , I V 1 1 , ' I k'W . ,1 X . ,W A 1 ' 1 1 . 1 ,, -1. . -1 .,l, -, t 1:' 'r' . ' A 1 1 1 I 1 1, , 1 , 1 MW eIkHen dale HAY ST th I FRANKLIN ST ' OPEN DAILY AT 9 00A M FREE DELIVERY CITY! FT BRAGG USE OUR EASY LAY AWAY PLAN For the Fmest ln Foods As Goto CROSSROADS DRIVE IN 1 Z or 1 4 Fr1ed Chlcken ln a Basket Barbecued Chlcken Jumbo Shr1mp m a Basket Open 11am to3am Corner of Murchlson Road and Rowan Street Fayettev11le F1nest Furmture Store 151 G111esp1 St D1a1Z 8191 Fayettevllle North Carohna Best W1shes o The Class of Frou. Betty W11h1te to Kenneth W especlally ' D ' E X X . , . - ' '56