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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

'flylxi E I A 1 u xv ' 1 THE IIIII IIIIIAII . we- ' iw I 1 Queer -f . I A 1, pf VOL. I PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF E.E. SMITH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Fayetteville, North Carolina so 1190 'Ps Eiareword This is volume XI of the Smithson- ian. The time spent in the preparation of this volume will always be time cher- ished' and well-spent. Our heart-felt thanks and gratitude goes out to each and everyone who has had a hand in making this book a suc- cess. Now is the hour, and we must say good-by. May our years spent at this institution be recapitulated as you leaf through the following pages. The Editor JUN!-ORS gp 9' 90 Q90 ,A 60 'Qs 0 QQ flf ,Alma Main Smith High we love thy name, Be thou our guide. With deep affection and recollection, Our Alma Mater thou. Under thy sheltering arms, Welll stand always And singing the praises of our Smith High School. Rah, Rah, Rah. With hearty Cheers. Hip, Hip, Hip. We have no fears. Smith l-Iilgh yve. lov-e harrie, . Be thou our guide. With deep affection and recollection, Our Alma Mater thou. Under thy sheltering arms, We'll stand always And singing the praises of our Smith High School. SCHOOL COLORS SCHOOL MASCQT Blue and Gold Bull ln order to show in a small way our appreciation for his pat- ience, guidance, and understanding in our everyday problems, we the Graduating Class of one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven dedicate this volume to Mr. D.S. Kelly. Administration Mr. E.E. Miller, our respected Principal has played an important roll in helping us achieve our oal which seemed so far ahead our first year at E.E. Smith. To Him we wish to express S 1 our sincere appreciation for all he has done for us. Mrs. Jo hn son , the Secretary of our plant, has helped us in many ways in establishing a firm foundation in le ad e r s hip and character. Many thanks to her and best wishes for the years to come. -, ' 1 2:95523 1 523- , ' wx ' Miss C.L. Thompson, our Guidance Coun- selor, has given eac h of us a broad outlook on life which will enable us to cope with the struggle of future years. To hier we all wish to express our sincere thanks. A a X V ' X . X . X i Mrs. M.P. Allen Mr. W.T. Brown Mr. D.T. Carter English Mathematics Health Physical E duc ati on Q. . A 9 1 5 lll- Mr. J.F. Drak- Mrs. I.C. Fowler Mr. L.W. Haith Art English Civics World History Miss C.L. Holden Mr. D.S. Kelly Mrs. D.E. Lane Home Economics Physics Social Studies Chemistry , 2 f if - J , N559 ,-9, 'Z'-ff A f ff 52 y 9 i ai? M Mr. W.E. Currie Band , 'iff , Sglflggiig- 'L ,LA ' ' 5+ - ? cc..43511-'ggg-'2z5j:.ff1., , ,, V - .,, . evflim. 32,1 ' sf? f ,'1Qf:ig7q . ' -w -sv Q4 '- ' ,1,.j:,, .. jg, 1, 1- A 4543 1 4,,. ,Ur-r . . ,, , V - ,W f i Us 6 .5 if f- i 5 I- f1f ! r 'ir . 'f 5f5Tff 14:i'i 155 ,I .gli 1215552 . it V , i, Mr. W.H. Hart Drivers Ed. Diversified Occup Mrs. C.L. Massey Civics French Miss E. McAllister Commercial Ed. Mrs. A.E. Primm Miss M.V. McLean Librarian Mrs. B.R. Reeder Music Mathematics Miss C.L. Thompson Mr. B.H. Walker Sociology Mathematics Economics Mrs. V.T. Moore Mrs. C.B. Peaks General Science Physical Ed. Biology Mrs. M.L. Spivey Mr. C.H. Thigpen French Masonry English Mrs. N.S. Williams Mr. T.A. Woods Civics General Science English Biology We are gr ateful to Mrs. I.C. Fowler for her wonderful in- struction for these four years and we shall always remember her as a great teacher. We will always be grateful to Miss C.L. Thompson for her under- standing and willingness to h elp us in all of our endeavors. enior Spansars Mrs. I.C. Fowler Miss C .L. Thompson Our appreciation to Mrs. M.L. Spivey will never end for her efforts in helping us mold our character for the future years. Mrs. M.L. Spivey 6flI55 Officers .-.......,..,..,..,...,..,.........-.....i......,..,.,,..g..... Y E President Vice President Secretary Executive Business Manager Ralph Stephen Edna MacRae Marian Simmons Barbara Currie Eddie Hughes Mascots Roderick Hodges Betty Holland AAVKSOT Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief 5 'fn-Chie Assist a nt Editor f was 3 Mas E E. Miller i Barbaz- Mf ' ' Richard Sheridan I G 9 Us ' L fi fl Business Manager Class Poet Class Poet Eddie Hughes Patricia Hargrove Stella Lockhart ,pr- '3' res Executrix Typist Typist Dorothy Usher Marian Simmons Cecilia Donnell Class Song Juanita Royall f WI' lv , ,f,4.,. -f, ,f,,f7,,,, af , ,ff if -fi x' Y L., .,, ,MMV . Mx, M1 'V 1 ! , g 1 451, LL. . ,qw Art Editor Carl Bullock fK. Sey- Class Song Barbara Currie Photograph Editor Elijah McMillan X7 N 46 fleffff 714 if 7 fl ff 0 ffl 7 7 '?7 F' mf 1 i, , W A , t VV . W , . if 1 fy ,, -fu xg . .'V,v , , Q gin A N I I ij - 1 Photograph Editor Feature Editor Class Historian Class Prophecy Sports Editor Leonard Jones Edna MacRae Inez McEachern Calvin McDonald Clinton McGeachy SENIORS 6111.-is History w 1 H f , Y. . gjl., fn 1, ' of the- qyearlnineteen hundred' ship 3Qi'l1C'bOQPBdl on the shore, of the E.E. Smithl-Iigh School ship bprepassengers whose rn ind s were ,filled with anticipattotlg ivwhoselexperiences did not include any participation what so ever in any .phase of high school life. This was the class of fifty seven. We entered the building as some one testing the solidity of a. bridge, however upon meeting the principal, teachers, and upper classmen, we were soon m ade to feel safe and sure that we, too, were a part of that wonderful family. 'Our first task was to familiarize ourselves with our new sur- roundings and to adjust to schedules and rules. Having done this we plunged whole heartedly into all phases of Curricular and extra Curricular Activities. Our Class was represented in the Glee Club, on the Football Team, Basketball Team, in the Red Cross, Band, and Student Council. A number of us made the honor roll the first sixgweeks. One of the highlights of our fr e s hm an year was the crowning of a freshman May Queen. Our first ye ar was truly an ewdciting and successful one. V 1 ' After completing successfully our freshmen ye ar we moved further inland,took up heavier responsibilities and took our places. as sophomores. Alon g with adjusting to our new status we were to be a part of another vast change. We entered a new Senior High School which we thought was the very best. Among our new objecfr tives was keeping our school neat, clean and attractive. On find'- ing that our work had become more complicated than the year be- fore we buckled down with greater efforts so that we could contiiiile doing well in our studies and activities. if The day finally came when we were classified as Juniorsll ln contrast to the years before our participation in activities greatly increased. We were represented in all phases of activities, iStu- dent Council, National Honor Society, Football T e am , Basketball i'T'?3.lI!i',: Band, Glee Club, Dramatic Club and the Charm Club. 5 ,lunior year found us preparing for what we ,event of our lives, the Junioifand i,., f'W'e',w'e'r'sef1-iot.1qn'lyj.',,,entertaining the seniors but we were our selves. f l A I. .2 fi ,'s,i 5 p s infsi Ej+fi?isti.s'allMgsashefkl . Historian' F V I gff.Qgi2.Ql ,Qy, 7 Mattie Odessa Baker Slang- Nothing To It Ambition-Nurse James Melvin Benton Jimmie Slang- Smile With Me Ambition-Brick Mason Timothy Brewington YITimI! Slang- Thats Ali Ambition- Technician Josephine Brown IIJOII Slang- I Go That Way Ambition-Phy. Ed. Ins KXXXXXXNQ gl N i N X X N lx Xw, X X M XXX x M N, l xi Q MXN A Q X N Wi XXX :X V XXfQiXi9'Xi i X. W X X. A il WX: ' . S' XX X 1 V iw X. X N ll X XX XX. .Xi X-X ggi-5 x ' jj XXNXX MX , XXX i i X N :X . ' X X X X XXNX X WX 'xiii ll' XX N -l X i XX W ll X HX x X .. X , l r Mary Elizabeth Bowden Slang- Hey-O!Dere Ambition -Nur s e Carl Edward Bullock Leroy Butler IlEdll llKi1rOyll Slang- Whats Happening Slang- Every Closed Eye Ain't Sleep Ambition-Electronics Engineer Ambition-Musician .X.x - x l f' N Q: fig? X .X ,,x. X EK ..V,.: I if 'I llifiitf-xX . :QNX XX .X Ax X 5 XXX.: - X, Xl . y. x B ml. 1-X, 4:2-Q . ' VNXXX X, X x XX X X X ix X Xn QX X RN X X X X SX X X N XXX x XX X X Q Aww l A X WX ix K il ix A XX X ,XX Q if Xl li 'lssXa:wXX3X N X XX X M XXX XX X XX W X 5 Abit 1, f -5 . h Q Benjamin Cole lIBenll Slang- No Happenings Ambition-Phy. Ed. Teacher ff'- Minnie Cecelia Donnell Ce Ce Slang- Turn Me On Ambition-Teacher 'UN ,QS lin-. 'Un 4- I 799' 1' x ae , Shirley Ann Combest Slang- I Declare Ambition-Laboratory Technician Barbara Ann Currie Bobbie Ambition-Kindergarten Teacher Josephine Davis !IJoSey!I Slang- Cautious Move Ambition - Be autician Charlie Nathaniel Elliott Charlie Boy Slang- Be Cool Ambition-Phy. Ed. Ins. f . ,- ' fn. ,, f rffwifg , T, C4 X13 ' r, ff 1 . .i 4:2 1 ' ' 3 Vw? - 'q1 ,., , 1 ' ,H , .fr ,1,. .MM 1, -, JbQf7N, P 1Li:?', -1.14 ,1 3l,L'3,i,5:'Z,,.y I V aff f K 2 4' i?a'xffv,f3',.+.A- vzffw . ' ' -gi yi .. .,f'!:,,,.z' , ,cf -wg ?1w-21,332 qt . -idy53w.g,,,f4 '4 ,V 4- - 1, '- - fir- 47 , ,M,.,,,,.i, fb , 'CZ ' ,ails -. A.. K.. .,. fd '7Y1 lM' 1+ pg ' :gf ff' tg: X f sw. r A ,M I- A 4 Q, Lee Thomas Council llTomll Slang- Sure, Sure Ambition-Engineer lim Mary Magdaline Elliott lIMagYl Slang- Whats To You Ambition-Nurse Georgia Lee Fuller III-lee!! Slang- Say What Ambition-Beautician Bobby Odell Gilmore Dell Slang- Hey You Ambition-Phy. Ed. Ins Ki? 1 Joe Ann Fuller Ethel Mae Gaddie Jo Jo Gaddie Slang- I Want You To Know Slang- You're Way Out Ambition-Physical Ed. Teacher Ambition-Elementary Teacher Edward Galbreath IIGa1ll Slang- You Don't Say Ambition-C.P.A. Nettie Jocelyn Gerald Josh Slang- 1 Wouldn't Hardly Be Knowing Ambition-Nurse Eyvonne Hair Slang- Go Jim Dandy Ambition-Secretary YU' ' fi? Vonne Hair llvonll Slang- Turn Me On Ambition-Taylor ua-SN-. wfyx-Us My A X Q RA. , - wri- af' , AQ' 1-wi , X X w - i - , Q m Q . .ibn '-.g xggngl ,, lk 'I Patricia Ann Hargrove Ylpatll Slang- Fall Out Ambition-Social Worker Thurl Alexander Isley Jr. vlsonnyu Slang- Thats Right Ambition-Mech. Engineer ? I f.. , Alma Ruth Hooks Alma Joe Slang- How About That Ambition-Teacher Eddie Cordell Hughes Slang- Its Perfectly Alrightl' Ambition-Mortician Angela Marie Ingram 'UV 5 Glenda Howard Glen Slang- It's Never Too Late Ambition-Beautician llpussll Slang- Sho Time Say No More Ambition-Nurse Grace Inez Ivgry Audrey Jacobs JI. Gracie Junior Slang- Thats Alright Ambition-Elem. Teacher Slang- I Wouldn't Hardly Be Knowing' Ambition-Engineer Leonard Mangum Jones Leonardo Slang- Sho Is Ambition-Physical Ed. Ins Calvin McDonald Jr. llMaCIl Slang- Thats Way Out Am bition-Doctor Judge Kemp Lois Louise Lee Judge Peach Ambition-Phy. Ed. Ins. Slang- No Kiddingu Stella Mae Lockhart Stel1 Slang- Whatcha Say Ambition-Social Worker Alma McCoy IIMCCOYII Slang- Whats To You? Ambition-Lab. Technician V Inez Christine McEa.che1-n IlNeZIl Slang- You Aien't So Hot Ambition-Nurse Slang- Honey Ambition -Nurs e Clinton Bernard Collins McGea.chy IITOHYII Slang- O.K. Man Ambition-Physical Ed. Ins. Not Pictured James Sylvester McKay llsylll Slang- Oh Oh Ambition-T.V. Technician Yvonne McMillan Ilvonll Slang- I Wouldn' t Know Ambition-Nurse I x , Ll , Irene McKinnon Kene Slang- Whats To You Ambition-Stenographer Emma Jean McMillan ucandyn Slang- What You Say? Ambition-Social Worker Anthony McMillan IITOHYII Slang- Go Man Go Ambition-Phy. Ed. Ins . Earl Lee McNeill III-'eell Slang- That's Right Ambition-T.V. Technician ibn 'ing 1 Elizah McMillian Sweet Pea Slang- Thats Cooling It Ambition-Dentist E in-A George June McNeill llshepll Slang- What You Gon Do? Ambition-T est Pilot X nw-A.. 4 . 'A-'v .fm 'JQEWY 1 :Ze iq,- - , :if A, v 'A .S i ,.!' Gloria Jean McNeil llJeanIl Slang- You Look Bad Ambition-Surgical Nurse Mary Louise Monroe Kitten Slang- That's Wild Ambition-Stenographer ll, Shirley Elaine McNeil Shirl Slang- Oh What A Night Ambition-Beautician Barbara Lee Massey Bobby Lee Slang- Tell Me More Ambition-Music Ins. Arnetha Mar shall Ambition -Nur s e Mayso Ray Monroe Slang- Go Jim Dandy Ambition-Barber Edna Louis e MacRa.e Brain Slang- What You Say Ambition-Math. Teacher Dessa Marie Morrison Slang- You Give Me Creepers Ambition-Reg. Nurse g- 'P' Eliza Marian Murchison Vlpugll Slang- Yea Francis Rose Frankie Slang- Come Get Me Ambition-Barber X Ardis Newton Neut Slang- You Ain't so Hot Ambition-Decorator Mc Kendall Pompey nponuw Slang- Oh Yeah Ambition -Engine er Gwendolyn Delores Randall IlRatIl Slang- Tell It Like It Is Ambition-Social Worker Juanita Louise Royall Nita Slang- Oh Yes Ambition-Social Worker 3 it Arthur Edward Peterson Pete Slang- High Legs Ambition-Boxer Richard Schoneison Sheridan lusonnyn Slang- Where You AT Ambition-Proff. Baseball Player .WNY x Marian Tally Simmons Richard Smith Adam Spears PU-ggi2 Slang- Is That A11 Spear Slang- What You Say Pasty Ambition-Mason Slang- Forget It Ambition-Music Education Ambition-Printer Ralph Lorenza Stephens Steve Slang- Let Me In Ambition-Doctor Evangeline Sutton Ylvanll Slang- Is You Crazy Ambition-Music Ins. Barbara Jean Tate Geraldine Tyndall llBabsll IIGerryll Slang- Gracious Slang- Big Dea1 Ambition-Nurse Ambition-Singer X S n sxwffym 'V 4 Q. x'4e Katherine Peggie Thompson Slang- Monkey Business Ambition-Stenographer k Robert Williams Ilwadell Slang- Ain't That A Shame Ambition-Engineer M '5- Bertha Ann Tovsmsend Zv- Dorothy Mae Usher Bert Dotsy Mae Slang- Child Thats Right Slang- For Heavens Sake Ambition-Beautician Ambition-Home EC. Ins argaret Curtrina Elizabeth Walker lIMarg!l Slang- Thats Right Ambition-Nurse Corina Williams YIDobyYl Slang - Joff Enough Ambition-Sec retary QD- Louise Young IILOHII Slang- Rizzite Ambition-Typists Sr Esther Burton Slang- Thats The Truthl' Ambition-Nurse Q Nancy Smith Slang- You Are Out Of This World Ambition-Stenographer '-sn wif' Charlie W. Fowler Slang- Cool It Babe Ambition-Business Manager Ida Hennigan Slang- Easy Greasy Ambition -Nurse John McPherson Slang- Mama Oh Me Ambition -Engineer Sarah Oliver Slang- Tuff Enough Ambition-Secr etary Elizabeth Fuller Slang- Keep Cool Ambition-Beautician William Thigpen Slang- Go1ly Gee Babee Ambition-Engineer XQ- X 611155 Sang fTune: Walk Hand In Hand, We'1l always remember you Dear Smith High School so true Your standards we'l1 uphold To reach our goal, Dear Smith we came to thee Seeking our destiny, What will our future be Guided by you, We aren't afraid, For you'll be with us All the while. We'l1 lift our aims up high And they will never die. The hour is here at last The time has come to pass We hate to say good-bye, But we must go, We must go. Barbara Currie Juanita Royall Q 6flI85 Mafia In front of us lies a hill. Let us climb 0 U Hass Paem ' ' As the hour draws near when we must part, We reminisce ....... We dream anew, We live again our high school days, We build foundations, firm and true. Four years ago our paths unknown, We came to you Smith High. We stayed with you until today, We leave you with a sigh. The hour has come. We pause and thank, Our moms and dads who've done their part They loved, inspired and guided us, And gave us our first start. Our principal gave a helping hand, Our teachers did their best To set the standard and pave the way, For knowledge and success. The hour has come when we resolve, To follow our ideals, And through our efforts and our deeds, High Character reveal. Stella Lockhart Patricia Hargrove V 5 N KW 'E f 6 L q 71s- ,. . 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Smith Senior High - Memories Are Made of Thisl' Music Festival - Thats All There is To That Band - Sh-Boom Lunch Room - Share Driving Class - Speedo French Class - Two Different Worlds Physics Class - Sixteen Tons Sociology Class - Friendly Persuasion English Class - l Don't Know World History Class - Al1 Around The World Dramatics Club - There's No Business Like Show Business Study Hall - Honey Hush Principal - The Verdict Faculty - Don't Be Cruel Examination Time A Casual Look - Hel Me Somebody ' P Report Cards - Jim Dandy Q to the rescuel Freshman Class - The Green Door Sophomore Class - Time Will Tell Junior Class - Take Me With You Senior Class - So Long Homecoming - - Money Honey May Day - Changing Partners Junior - Senior Prom - In Paradise Basketball Team - Let the Good Time Roll Football Team - Smooth Operator Boys in armed service - I'll Be Home Ladies in the lunchroom - Close Your Eyes Maid and Janitors - Seven Days Cheering Squad - The Great Pretender Washington Trip - A Thousand Miles Away Vacation Time - Feel So Good College - Why Don't You Write Me Graduation - Ooh What A Night Diploma - I Got to Have You - On1y Youl' f 3 1E SEE YOU LATER ALLIGATOR last Will And Zcsfamenf We the m embe r s of E.E. Smith Senior High School, the class of l957, in the city of Fayetteville, in Cumberland County, being in sound and perfect mind and memory, do make and publish this our last will and testament in m ann e r and form, fthat is to joyj on the fifth day of June, the one thousand nine hundred fifty seventh year. We, the graduating class of 1957 bequeath to the following: To the principal and faculty we bequeath our pleasant memories of our four years and our sincere gratitude. To the juniors, we leave our grace and dignity. To the sophomores, We leave our ambition. To the unsophisticated freshmen, we leave our accomplished know- ledge. To the undergraduates we bequeath the following individual posses- sions. . Edna MacRae wills her ability to stay on the honor roll to Carolyn MacRae. Angela Ingram wills her head majorette position to Barbara Alexan- der. Barbara Massey wills her grace and dignity to Fannie Leach. Patricia Hargrove wills her ability to play solo clarinet to Nathaniel Richardson. Joe Ann Fuller wills her hair style to Harriet Johnson. Dorothy Usher wills her Home Economics ability to Eloise Usher. Charlie Fowler wills his football muscles to Robert Drake. Gwendolyn Randall wills her sense of humor to .Ioan Ingram. Richard Sheridan wills his athletic powers to Charlie Sheridan. Eddie Hughes wills his business-like manner to William Murphy. Juanita Royall wills her personality to Barbara Dixon. Mary Monroe wills her lady-like manner to Joan McMillan. Inez McEachern wills her neatness to Claraline McNeil. Barbara Tate wills her artistic ability to Lynnevar Parker. Clinton McGeachy wills his drumming ability to Lexia Campbell. Geraldine Tyndall wills her singing ability to Hermine Jones. William Thigpen wills his handsome face to Rodman Lawson. Marian Simmons wills her typing ability to Delores Melvin. Barbara Currie wills her job in the Library to Ruth Taylor. Cecelia Donnell wills her ability to have fun, no matter what, to Ole Brown. Elijah McMillan wills his dressing ability to Douglass McMillan. Mary Bowden wills her friendliness to Delores Morrison. John McPherson wills his frankness to Willie Dukes. Dorothy Usher, Executrix R X' , 'Sin Q '32 f S SS: ' X fi. S X. X Q. 5 -1. K i X... . X -X 5 X Q NN . X X X Q S W' s Rr X . sf s Q, - . X w x 5 15 is ,,,, Q.. . X. N- K X W N M ' ' x xv, , ., 2.1. ,. xx X 4 Q XX N m.1.x x Xi G' I3 '5': , fix' 5 ' xg 1 if :QSNQ 'E x 5 ,-. 4 ww is .5 -5.5 n ,f--X . flux -'X' xiii Q X X S Irmzsamfzmsfsni f' 'ff JRE? X X - xkyz ,ww -N -2 ex Y iiikf-E f Sm ' 1Sr.!?vq'?E13 A 'X QVGA as-T ..,, . X R Nw- jr XX f 1 X X X X S535 'W' X. il .r ' '!g ' .22 Tn i' , . N ,, . . 1' 7' I Sy X if 15 QQ' .X X , :L SQ X x l ' x : K-' . .Q Q W, X 5 -. x Epi xx... M , . . xwl X, X 'ffk' ., .N . X.. 'vi , x 1 Sm. Q 3 X X 2 N. A X ..- kvwu QQ We in-v Xi X ON- Vt -. .. x V -. X. :qm'.3gQ.g- ., . 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Combest E. Sanders E. McMil1ian G. Brown Baseball L. McLaurin X LW. fs Q Q Q Q 4 zfzx, rx X Sparta News FOOTBALL l956 The record of three wins, five losses, and one tie, do e s not tell the story of the determination of the Bulls. The Bulls started slowly, but steadily improved as the season grew Older. After the Bulls started rolling they set s om ewhat ofa. record by scoring 96 points in two games. As far as the r ec ords show the highest for two games was 84 points. Another factor against the Bulls was that theylacked the use of a home field, because the Bull's field was incomplete during the 1956 season. So all the games were played on a foreign field. The Bull's forward wall was lead by Richard Sheridan, Charlie Fowler, McKenall and John McPherson. The Backfield was lead by All-Shrine Bowl Half-back, Odell Gilrnoreg also running in the backfield fo r t h e Bulls and carrying some of the load were lettermen, Benjamin Cole, and William Thigpen. BASKETBALL 1956- 57 The Bulls finished the 1956-57 season with 13 wins and 6 losses. Our victories were over some of the best teams in the State. Among the Seniors on the Varsity were Richard Sheridan, Benjamin Cole, Leonard Jones. Leonard .Tones was the high-scorer among the Sen- iors, collecting 23O points, followed by Richard Sheridan with 104 points, and Benjamin Cole with 72. The Bulls c olle c ted 1,204 points for 19 games against only 959 for their opponents. The Bulls are looking forward to an even better season next year. The Baby Bulls,coached by Mr. D.T. Carter had a record of 16 and Z., for the 56-57 season. The Big Bulls were coached by Mr. D.S. Kelly. BASEBALL 1957 The arrival of the Bas eball season finds the Bulls being led by five lettermen. Outfielders, Clinton McGeachy, Charlie Fowler, Carl Bullock, third-baseman, Benjamin Cole and pitcher, Richard Sheridan. Clinton Mc- Geachy .425, Ben Cole .375, and Charlie Fowler .250, were top batters for the Bulls. Top pitcher was Richard Sheridan with a high school record of 7 wins and 3 losses, and 85 strike outs. Sports Editor Clinton McGeachy Supervisor -M1-s.V.T.Moore x .- QMS Director - Mrs. A.E. Primm 'WI'- '?1'? ---- ..-'41,- nr ':-,'- ' W '---- Ji -...f -, 1.V - .....w,,4L,,, --a,g::x,,QNf-QT.-ae,,,--Av' v, :W Adgwyg 1, . X' f '--'- --x- --'---x , . f.,,.,gu.,.--....... A 'X 5 A - - AS - va H ' I 6111.95 Praphccy Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is your announcer, Eddie Hughe s. We are broadcasting from the Miller Opera Hall in Fayetteville, North C arolina. The year is 1977 and Maestro Barbara Massey,the first woman conductor, is going to conduct the Overture to the Opera, La Smithsonian. T his is a particularly special program because the pianist , Marian Simmons, the star violinist, Evangeline Suttongthe bass fiddler, Leroy Butlerg and the soloist, Geraldine Tyndall were once high school classmates. The hall itself was designed by the renovnmed architect,Jarnes Benton, and the spacious interior by Ardis Newton, the celebrated designer and decorator of many homes on the east coast. Someone inquired about the murals decorating the walls of the hall. We are told that the art team headed by Miss Barbara Tate is responsible. As we enter the m ain auditorium, our attention turns imme- diately to the exquisite grooming of the ladies and gentlemen ser- ving as ushers. The costumes we r e tailored by the noted tailor, Vonne Hair and the fine coiffeurs ar e accredited to the Howard- Davis beauty salon operated by Ge or gia Full e r and Katherine Thompson. The orchestra is tuning up now, but let us turn the spotlight on the celebrities here tonight. Up in the one hundred-dollar seats is Miss Patricia Hargrove, a r e s earc h sociologist in New York City escorted by the robust pitcher for the Yankees, Mr. Richard Sheridan. In the next box are four of Miss Hargrove's colleagues, Misses Juanita Royall, Stella Lockhart, Gwendolyn Randall and Emma Jean McMillian. Here comes the distinguished su r g e on, Ralph Stephens with his head nurse, Miss Inez McEachern. I might say at this point that the McEtienne Hospital of which Dr. Stephens is head surgeon has on its competent staff the following persons: osteopathic phy- sician, Calvin McDonaldg chief laboratory technician, Shirley Com- bestg occupational therapists, Jocelyn Geralds and Margaret Wal4 kerg registered nurses, Magdelene Elliott, Angela Ingram, Esther Burton, Lois Lee, and Dessa Morrisong pediatrical nurses, Bar- bara Currie and Gloria MCNeilg and hospital nutritionists, Yvonne McMillian and Mattie Baker, In the balcony we see the Tum blin g Champ Gymnast Team: B enj amin C ol e , Clinton McGeachy, Josephine Brown, Leonard Jones, Tony McMillian,and Joe Ann Fuller. We are informed that this te am wa s formed in high school from a common interest in physical education. Coming in now, ladies and gentlemen,is that celebrated Wall Street Hound, Edward Galbreath. With him is his private secre- tary. We understand that Misses Mary Monroe, Nancy Smith, and Yvonne Hair have secured stenographic positions in the same build- ing as Miss Murchison. 6flISS Praphecy We believe--yes, in the left wing is Mr. George McNeil, that reputed aeronautical engineer. We miss his colleagues, Mr. John Mc Pher s on and Mr. Carl Bullock. We do see Mr. McKensdale Pompey, noted electrical engineer, though. Making it a foursome tonight we see Misses Cecelia Donnell, Alma Hooks, Ethel Gaddie, and Grace Ivory, s e ated in the right wing. They are all elementary sc hool teachers in Philadelphia. In the secondary s chool system are two other classmates, Miss Edna MacRae, instructor of Mathematics and Home Economics in- structor, Miss Dorothy Usher. We can imagine that by now you are wondering why the pres- ence of so many persons is being acknowledged. We inform you that tonight marks the twenti et h annual reunion of the Class of 1957 from the E.E. Smith Senior High School. Much to our regret, some of our classmates are not with us tonight. We have learned that Dr. Elijah McMi1lian is attending a session of the National Dentist Association's annual convention in Chicago. Miss Bertha Townsend is also there attending a beauti- cian's meeting. Serving in official capacities at various military posts around the country are Adam Spears,Richard Smith, Mayso Monroe, Aut- hur Peterson, Judge Kemp, Timothy Brewington, Earl McNeil, and Jimmy Blue. We have received wires for this occasion from classmates Ida Hennigan, Irene McKinnon, Shirley McNeil, Arnetha Pridgen, Mary Bowden, Corina Williams, and Elizabeth Fuller who are traveling abroad and tonight are having somewhat of a reunion of their own since they could not be here with us. Yes, the telegrams are constantly pouring in. We hope there is time to acknowledge all of them. From Detroit comes this one from Odell Gilmore and Sarah Oliver. Mr. Gilmore plays with the Detroit Tigers. Miss Oliver is superintendent ofnurses at Detroit General Hospital. Here's a cablegram. It is from Charlie Fowler, Thurl Isley, Louise Young and Alma McCoy. The two young ladies accompanied the gentlemen on a business trip to South Africa for the National Petrol Refining Company. This wire is from Mr, Francis Rose. After serving for sev- eral years in the Armed Forces, he is conducting a school of bar- bering. And now, ladies and gentlemen, the houselights are dimming, the conductor is taking the podium. This is truly a night to re- member. We hope you will enjoy the opera, La Smithsonian. REFRESHMENT STAND A HAPPY PLACE FOR HAPPY PEOPLE EBONY BILLIARDS SLOGAN WE STRIVE TO PLEASE Mgr. 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