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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

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E PUBLISHED BY E - E THE SENIOR CLASS E E i OF E.-E. 5?MlTH SENIQRVHIGH SCHOOL Z Fgqieiievillg, N'oi' ilfi',.AiCarolinaq E' - . 4 1 'THEESEEARE ouR MOMENTS Al 1 OF MEMORIES f .lui ' .5. K- ' -r-ru- ' 1' ' I . 1' 1-ffff',91 - w e 2. y , H ij, J , :E 312115 . qu- .4 I , ,xy I 2 A ,- El. h -V . 1 , rl, , 'Q M - ,I ' ' Y' I, - -i tr'1.fl:T:Lf3 yi. 4-2 I 1 - .Vu-cgi' V 'VV' ' 651-I , - -1 6 Q ,g? 'i is 'fi .1 -53'f3'yiJ,11-fr..,ff',f'g,,l!,'rg'g,ipl'fe'f' - I 1 JK- hi, 4 I -I -,'v'g. f-yt: .. .-Q-f. 1 in S f ' lfbgrfff - 1 '.'f'T:13'f J if 'sr '- 131'-1'Ef 1a:J.1f'ifi1JL.?f f - .. it, Li 5 'fV ' ' ' , - f-.zfsvii . -y . 14,-I' xL..'. -,jflfj 1.1 'gl 3' ',1,.'.f,f.w 11T?g'!,',5 . .- A N ,' sxxglai'-. -' f -s -' ' .gjjgffl - . V, - , , . .1-an-' , -- - 212 1 ' . 1 rr VL'-'-1...,' ' .-Q l ff . x 'J' -' . ir 14. 1 Q V' iff: H 4. Qarcward :W .' If 527 I 3 Looking eagerly now into the future,we are proud ' '-'fh of what we have accom lished and the eo le who have - ,J h -P P P ,, ,pr helped us accomplish it. Q L if if ' .'7,- I 11, When W e think of the fou r years spent at E. E. . 455.5 Smith, afeeling of sadness overcomes us at the thought fw of leaving. These were years that we shall cherish ,TU f , ,Z always. Every day seems to have been filled with sun- ' ' shine. Eventhe shadowed ones bring smiles to us now' f, ' 1 'fja that we have overcome them. , if-- Fur.- ln this annual publication we have tried to capture J' some of the highlights of our life here at E. E. Smith. 'A A . f,, W e have enjoyed putting this classic together, and we i ,315 know that we hav e increased in harmony by working ii together. ,J fl We hope this book will help yo u to s e e that this V 'L is really . . . . ...... An Affair to Remember. Editor skit fill. I :ii 'qjlll' ' 'If' 'b , ' ' I A 11. f -s - 1 ,' N1 J A el. 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'pf , 1 -:' V., .v -11.11 V. r- . -4, '.:,-, g, .. ,LA 1- -- ...,, ,, '- -.'f'xf'..-kg-,N fa -. ,. 1 , .- , 3 - - X vi V- ' .- N t --.5- V -- fv. 'fl '- ..-:-',r 'qrQ'c.'-aff'--i - w - f..-.f-weHsif-'fif.-ffiiif-fffwfff. -iii?-fax.. H- V M y f i 'sf X5 5 ' 1'QE'..w P . . -- '-- N.--'r-lu - Q--T555 ..am.e.-..s. .-4 - f 3 , N XX +.,+ 'ly ',.. T33 'NL le! ls AS TIME GOES BY, To you ..... . Miss Cora Lee Thornp s on, we sin- cerely dedicate the l958 Smithsonian. Through the years you have constant- ly kept us aware of ou r scholastic stand- ings and motivated us to excel in all under- takings. In your work you show so much sincerity, devotion and understanding. The basis of our choice was a re s ult of your numerous qualities which a re simply the things which make you ------ you. Dedicaliau Q. 'ZR- .. ,,,!, , fs , x , M i , 0 , ,ff-Q-., -V: , .,.,,.. yy w , A . - I 'A gf Xia iii? -l X M AND MEMORIES GROW DIM E '- 5 Our Principal ,,.ff' 5.1, .4 1. 'i .w,,,,,. -W 7 I ' , ,ff , My I M , f -' ,ff . . , , - z, .. , 4 'V , rl: , - ' ,L M 'Q A .AT ' f L. ,, V, ,W , I2 2 f , ' , 1 .' ' '-4 .4 fi? P 0 Mr. 5.8. Miller FROM THE CLASS of '58 We, the class of 1958, will remember these years spent here at Smith always. They, now that we look back, seem to have gone too fast. We d r e am ed of how happy we would be when graduation came. Now that it is here we look upon it with mixed emotions. We are eager to get out into the world and all its new experiences, Yet we grow s ad when we look back to our life here. We shall miss the joy of the first day of school, the excitement of seeing the Bulls crush their opponents, and most of all the association with our friends whom we soon must leave. As time goes by as memories grow dim, this book, these words,these pictures will become dearer to us. They will remind us of our dreams and ambitions of these days and inspire us to keep after our goals. THINGS WHICH WIlL LINGER ON THESE PICTURES T ,Administration T 1 S , jaw? Q QQ 13 E 3? 3 J T T, 55-311512 iisltg , , Q . ' 'V--V' .- ' - H' ' ' - -ff? -. WW? . X .,'2-M-::i':4Z?' J. . , ' 'V fl' ' f-T ' . , I ei : Q v'4,- EQ ' , , 5 '-- '1,'.,.1,4,QQQ:3, V 2,55:,u I .,. -. 3. W QQ Q 4, QQ1 QQ Q Wm -,-:.ig,g w t' Q, j. ,. ., Q! .Q , A Z Q Q 4 ,G-ig Q' QQ ,QQ Q, QQ Q Q ,.,,,,,.,., ,, 'c.wu,,,gxQQQQ . . N i - V fy 'sem ' i' ,.,,. . . fgil--fi-i.-. . , . 'wise' -'-,.-A I Q A 2. . S , H MQ -, 'Q Q - ,Q :QQ Q . Q ' QQ f A- M. A MQ Q -mamma, ,QQg,,,.,--fi. Q Q Q .V,-, hp. , Q in ., . e-W....., -:ff ' e ' .,.:,'5g'5.g.52fs5ge' 9' I :Y if 'MQW , . -Q! . 4520 --- f , '-V. . -' -szrprirr'515f:'i'2 'f-InEii5fNE:':' fi 3, iff' -' . xg--- ' ,,.'.,Qjy..1:5:3:Tigujkg.. 55.2 35113, 55,,gQs:e::.:1,1-:.: ' : .. ,f - i 'f 'T -far? 'fi' E TEil?I5Ei51EI:t123EE 'SIfkiiiiifj-5215291212:E152 -,-1 , f' x--1-1: :- l '--J ' -1 - ., 4 .em-:fs- -'A ' 'Mkt-5,52-: -IS 1. -E , -:. rgggari:5:5i:1:2:1E::::sa:1::f:, ,::g:g:3:i.::15:5:g::::::5e1.. 5. - -ff ig- , , ' -. . ,.- '.Z-Wf ' .Z?-' -'f?1'F.E1'1E,,E 52 27:1 XE'Q1. ,j rE5E I15,ffgQf1 5E13Erf:'iS:E3EEE5E5:-:QSEEQE-gigki,3E2r55E3E25:'1Xglg:jiff- We wish to express our gratitude to Mrs. M.A. Johnson, the secretary of ou r school, for the part she has played in making these years more pleasant for us. Mr. W.T. Brown, our assistant principal, with a sense of humor, understanding , and patience will always be re- membered as an outstanding man and friend. We sincerely thank Miss C. L. Thompson, our guidance counselor, for the help she has given us in solving many of our problems, both far reaching and immediate. ,Q-of U 9:-f:3vQ?1g...r:., ti 5 4 ,J I V 'ree 'QWX f - Q I E-'wut . gli QQ , T ' A A 3' X , ., H .QQ ,c Q 2-L , nu., 'f f . Vi' . X. .,.u ., ffiiigs. L i 'f?f1f'.'f2f'k2.: ' T' -1. ',, ' 1,1 ,' 5' -I ,V ff, ,mf df' iiiiiiff .. . V' .'L 'ifL' f-.'!s1uTi3!PF-9 ' 1.9 emi' 'iii' f - Q au, --3, .- ,usfh ,,. - X , 5 , 'a-H! , ,- s-:'fep'fCfvi! f'hf'7 Q 1 - V ,af2,i5QI2'i X N ' lg - . fi-,ff fm ,..,'3fs':4s-.5-?:gsG1:2b? , .. 3 ,-.r 22 'ws - ' PX . ,.,:a-'W , . -- . . iw ,SQ 3 Q .S ::,Q,Q.QQQ:Q:.,Q QE , .Qi gin, A ', :QE - SE, misss-- ,QQ: Qi Q. Q I , AMBITICNS IN THESE CHERISHED DAYS , 5 OUR FACULTY 4 ! 6 I 1 1... Zliiiiliiii I! - ff ICI! . . fffll 1 Iliff? , ,..,4,..,,,Q.a,a:.f,',' -J 'r4rr7f zz-5. , . ff?--, ' R .... .. -' Q ' Q xi I ..... ., . . ,IM nl-.. Q., -- ' 'fm . :.i.ffQv ' E' ,., Z I W3 , I L x L L-M -1 .. L l xx Mr. W. T. Brown Mr. D. T. Carter M s r. W. E. Currie Ml' -T F Drake Mathematics Physical Education Band Art Physics, General Science Health .E dive!! We VHP' JL iii-5 Mrs. I. C. Fowler Mr. W. H. Hart English I M 1 if, E A..,., f 1- . T r- , Miss C. L. Holden MR. D. S. Kelly Home Economics Chemistry Senior Science, Biology Drive rs Education Diversified Oc cupations .N .:.sg,,,,,. M 1' S . D . E . Lane 1. ' So cial Studie s f Mrs. C. L. Massey 1 ..., .E ..., , x '5 '-'sy Civics f '- A 1355 . YQ t l , I' 4 I K' L , Miss E. McAllister XX Commercial Education HOW CLOSE TO OUR HEARTS WILL WE EVER HOLD YOU, av- W e is ' , gr 96417 KW: 'vu-2 J: , -. 1 f' 1' ,, C ' 'ffl'LbFf- 'f .N lk . .P , ,4 . ... . A gil, I YV' Mr. J. A. McCoy Miss M. V. McLean Social Studies ,fWif f,,,'f'Lff' Librarian 72 ,V .2 4 f ',,k by f 1' J' ,, - V:-4 I Q , , - ,, if ' .1 ' A' 4 1 'fp I 42 H V iss. Qi - Q Mrs. A. E. Primm Mrs. B. R. Reeder Music Miss C. L. Thompson Guidance Mr. B. H. Walker Mathematics Mrs. N. S. Williams Civics, English Mathematics - K A, -Q. f , 'Linw- X. W. , 'V' wa ,+L ., S I. , 1 'Vw 'X W ' lx A' :K S M-cs..-.eff 35, ' --ev f ': ':1ii2 ., . ,,.. ., ji ,,v! , e r t V : ,f t ? ff.. ff WRX- .: 4512! V I I , V., A., V M, ,,,y .:V,.. : A fs ' H H '- fa, - , I Vl, .. . iv... -, it Mrs. V. T. Moore General Science, Biology 4 2- ,1 N . VX , J' qi C f , . f E532 ,ffm-yM.,,. V 'fx 1' X .X xg .f 2' ' if 9' 13 y Mrs. M. L. Spivey French, English 3. ' 54 I 'Qu fl!! ,, 2 Mrs. C. B. Peaks Physical Education Wa, ? 2 ' W Q I JON I ,Q w R 'Q if--Qu' N jg , 4 .Iaf's':'.i.-3271 ' f 1 ' -5 iq, my ,N x. 1 ' . , f-if ..- :MS-J-:-casz'--. f- C. .,,... , X N m X' is A 5' 5 xi - ' - .Cs,:Yg3iQ?v,2 -' 1. 0 ax S 1 Swv, 'Y 3 Mr. C. H. Thigpen Masonry Wh al' lisa .mlb WHO HAVE HELPED TO SHAPE OUR LIVES ---- We can best relate our gratitude to Mrs. 1. C. Fow- ler by saying that we thank her for her encouragement and great leadership. Senior Spausars Mis s C. L. Thompson, an understanding friend, will always be remembered for her willingness to help us. gs., E . ., ff. Q V 1- 5 . '1 N WM ., '- . 35. 1 1 -an 51 X' lf ,fwfggf 'iii' fu, pe same., if . Af' J, X ff-gf . 1 I 11 ,, x :J 'i . - .. nwvqr A 1' ' S.: - I A . X' 'vt - -1f7 ' ,f .,, 'N . 'Z . A 1 I 3 5 M 'la v. ' 12, Q'-1 ' . Z . f -fwsiifg 1'-f f- . G. '42 4 jj, Q ,za uk .-., it . I f :ff Iii .Z p , Wm, ., ,..'1 '!-LI 'I-. l1596:vfAwv-W 'L f6'f?'3vji I 'lf ::.'.1'- I . 'If fu.. :..' l av' tl . , .f.Q1e t .I iff, . 11 ,l,,s' ,, 9,0001 w' ., 4 H. '-. v-- ' ' .v4..'-v - - . ' .f v ','- 'x.'QO0 '. .Ocoee : '11 f o'c.'5Il N. l9 .' o1: 00:'. '.-'Z1 -S591 .enum .zqltlutlolz I poolioifzlfa :35.,:Q,.+-., a l'l.' 4,.l...gll .'.'Q0p,g, ... ,xy ,!1':'v -.. . . - ' --.- M . .-- if un'-'aI'l, ..'l,.lt0 ' 4 g0l0 .',g'.aOQ, -I ,,an'1 p.,f lg. 05.50. ,,.,a0.0o'uo',gQ .' 'leaving : ..'l. '.' 0,0 9 ' ' ' zzvahfz, .9 FI Q n:.'ulL':l, 'l,:yl .,gO::qLl. ll'lq ,gl -' ll' - 0 - O 4 0 1 , 'Q . '. - ','..1' 'A 'a 'c Off' .Q 'gf U., 'Y .J ,' We shall alway' be grateful to Mrs. M.L. Spivey for her efforts in helping us to be better people, always 'aging us to do our best. ESPECIALLY IN THIS LAST YEAR. 11 reef ' ,,, 545- W M 1 in V. 'I A, . A 0 1 if ' 7 Q ,. , ' f-Cr.-:lf Y' ' 1 ,, ' A I r 5' f 2 7 g .4 ., .,.,. 13 ,rgwqelg - 2 11 , 'V Q 6 , ' ' ' 4. ' gl AM, 'fir 5 n- , 1 4' '1' -: va. Advisor Mr. E. E. Miller 5 -A f 'T' bg ..... 51 . ... Proof Reader ..,, Class Class Class Class ,Annual Staff Photography Editor . Feature Editor ..., Sports Editor Art Editor. . . Typists Historian Prophet Poet...... Musician . Jeanne Sheridan . Clarence .Tones Douglas McMillan Richard Williams Harriette Johnson Eloise Usher Janet Wilkerson Blondine Evans . .Delores Melvin . . . Betty Srnith , Hattie Malone . , , Willie Dukes , Ronald Mc:Swain 'K Busines s Manager William Carver 12 Editor - in- Chief Hervey Simmons Assistant Editor Barbara Smith 47 fi -a bf -1 9 vel.,-fl?5-l3?'92':x'.'., .551 Q ,'4.! '1 SENICRS fav we 4., A . , , me NIH ,142 ,H HEI! ,Wh .1 - H1 ' .4:V . L Klass Officers 9 s A N Ei X 1 , fr ,, xy 'lf-as .n. , .. ,s..,, 1 Mascots Parresse Hughes President ....... William Freeman Vice-President ..... .Leo Campbell Recording Secretary . Delores Melvin Executive Secretary ..... Nathaniel Marshall Business Manager. . . William Carver V Frankie Carver X 3 V H llll I 3, H. if 5 ' ' , 5' fix Z 1 .Y -.,.':,, ' as 1 ,I ' ' 'f ii W fr ' ' - . if 'g - 1, ,xl .. Q? ,mesa-w I' iss:-'www' ' F 14 ,fs A U., R , I R wx get . is ,q 'L 1 , 5 4 , x Q 5 .N Q 4 y A , 7' . 'g- W- '. 'I V . 1. 5, ,V x QQ x ll 7' 'X -' in Hifi , V ,- , VL - M f . n. ,T . ,W aqu- .sq 444.20- Wi' Baird, Iva Barbara Council, La Gloria Bethune, Angilean Blue, William Eugene ,SLD ,fa ' 5 ,Z Z 9 Bronson, William Butler, Ray Allen Campbell, Leo Douglass Cflb' 1958 Campbell, Lexia Medro ' f in .5 It , ina R if '--. -rf 4... ,MM -gm r X 5. - f Q ,fa .3 ,Qs-Q W' , 'W' Bmw B ,, . Nm.-l..... W 'f.T , Win... -ww 'N 'RN' Q ff' 1 2535, I , 5 5, nw H 5 N .:1,5::E. 15.1,,,:, :Y 5 1 -. .X-, -. .A iss:-1-1-. .11-1-.-af '- :.:.:a--fr ,gg,j:::, N A ' ..:,g2g55:gQQ3-4 tag HOW HARD IT IS TO PART FROM ONES my . . Q 13. 4 4 7 -W 1 My A mt., U43- Carver, William James Dunham, Catherine M-Engl -Mn.:-4 'Mm-1, WW Hub fin-:fu mmf-. fy, Cook, Doris Melvin Davis, Franklin Dukes, William Arthur h is-3 Senior 611155 Z .H 4 Q Edwards, Betty Jean 'P . HI , Q f af 2 , z A 5' Wx' my J Evans, Edith Blondine 7.1.5, AK A, 1 if i .ng I Evans, Edward Lewis A 'Q ., 'VY MA 'Yu WV' WHOM YOU'VE COME T0 LOVE. .4 4 5 W r l 2-sm wx' 'fv- Y m 1 A 43 f' -. I I '-A. A Q - ok-..,..1 ,wal .-.v if 1 NW3. ' 5 ' Kim i- Q- B Eff ,. F-galfi: qu ,1 U .1 f -0 ., ,, '.'f7iT f1 1?: I 2w5,r f?3f5'i's'l f 'IEE Qggggggwgm EMM? -r ' ,1,-:fu '. -13 '14 4. 22 :31 iff , f ' 5'- bf 1 Jim' - ,- riffs? 'Y 'W A I -. 4 mia-,,g1v:,.,W,,14:,-,a2-fi., Vxfg- :.,gi:.1::?-'1f:a,'i1' Barbara Ann Allen Ray Harold Carter Oliver Lacy Evans William Author Evans X 1 a Che 1958 g , 1 L William Dukes Catherine Dunham Ernestine Foy William Connie Freeman V s , '- ma- 'gag- J ikvfg l Mauvff' IA E, , icff ' . . ' ga. if fi ? , , ,Q i f ,Q ,gy 1 , 6 ,f f ? I s , , , a . , QA4iA47fw4mwf xi 4 iff - .. f. ,,-, 7 :L '1f r, - - .-fr-' U' Z . .-life +5 5 Tir vw: 'I f f ' 3 '21 '2 ' 1 A -- fa. f CL , ' . -fi rlv gx Zigi, '. - If-2155, 'l ' '-E51 2,1 -. ,I ,,-1 . ,,f.,g 11 ,- My , 115' W - gi ii- r A .- ' E- i szwxv . , t ,wil 22,1722 71, fl, , ,QI A lk .Ag ,Q , 4 6 f P-X Q K v 'K 'i Q3 3 -Z. 1.11-:L .ay , Y . PERSONS WHO HAVE SHARED MOST OF WN: ln. Aww ,, De rry Galb reath Mary Ann QW' Wiilf -...paaur Willie Ann Gillis Seniar 611155 Haye S Pllvin Henry Hill ff ' wx-.:' ' if ,ua 91 Q ,W l W mm If f If ,' lv Y Susana -all 4,, ,,,..,,fefa , few? ., .,.. --- , k- . .,. , . ,,.. L, Avi va. iw, ,, .-Q 5:7 s .W W- - my 5- itgQagtzgf f1Q-53:-Q-, , . 2212525 E' tif ii vmbiliki M Oscar Hall X fl. 1? 'H I- A li , , f ff: ff f f Wi 171 4 W1 . 215. mg f. f 5133 1 .4,..vZf'x :,' fzj , MX mrlvfgff - ' - 'fbi QQV' Linda Kay Haye s Shirley Ann Hodge s ,. f 1 'ev - 'W mph' David Ledya rd Holling sworth Qi' THESE THRILLING EXPERIENCES WITH YOU. 18 fy., ,-for 'har .Y .,.. ,,,m,, Annie Ruth Holme S Joseph Howard Harriett Robert Johnson Odessa Johnson Oxyvenia. Hughley U15 1958 Clarence Delany .Tones fb 15 QAM? has-f f '-13 . ' 1'V 4 fl 1 fu V W fi ,ibn 'wlkwff JoAnn Ingram Rodman Lawson gm EACH JOY AND SORROW SHARED TODAY 19 ,A l 251 L 'E 4, . --'4,? 6.5 xg? an ,,x. fl V, V g CIA. ' '-2 'mv'- eww--f ' .-I viii Hmm' Fannie Mae Leach Alexander Little Norman Lindsey McLeod A .-355, I , ' Hattie Louise Malone Nathaniel Marshall Senior 611155 Catherine McDaniels Betty McDonald Charles McDougal we 'ia , ':4Q..1:1'1, 'Tw .155 3 QYAV :J ,EJ -finale-'r 'f f in we 1' . when I inu,M,.,.w 5.1 WILL FROM OUR MEMORIES NEVER STRAY. aw T ' MW 4, Www mf' ' 4: up ' A Q -x -' . lk '- R . . WP' , vs f A' S- A ,- . 4515- L- 4 ,if xx 1 , J 1 - x, A, P X . R, sv- www- ' x 3, 3 :ls 53 : , : vf 1'9.::5 T: 3 .'g:' 1 ' 27 4:i.i'vi'5?r7 ff' 'fVi9f4?. , .. .,1 T-M ,i uw, ,M , iw ,Q i, K wa., ,N,,,,4.g, Y 15- , ,D , , 'if-, .. -vi - WA-Eg .A 1 , x -:g...3..- 15 -2: ms! -. ' QS' X J' , . X T ir' Iverdelle MCFayde11 Viola McGougan William Wesley McGuire John David Mclntyre . ui- ' .3 ' Q , vi f .- N ' T Q'5 3 ,V iriew ' ' N V , ' ' ff-1 1 o.. :i35 ' f, iii-' 22 3' . 1 A , Q x v :,,,-.:j,- .K . K if ,uf -W . Q . A Ella Ruth M cKay 3 1- H .gig-i, :Q-sg 1 -. 'Y5' W mf -r it-, , 3 fl V, s ei 1 , 'm v X33 + wiv 4 Leno ra. Mc Laurin v i s 'Vital' firw E716 1958 Douglas s McMillan . ' , f Q::J u f., l' , saw, 4 ww.: A V H . Bow-Qf Joan McMillian U gzgsk ' 5'z.53' 5:.. X ' . - ' ,. '. 525-.,.,1'Q? leg? mm V XXX X SXEQ XQF xxx vgvx R , ,ex xl xgi Xxx N N N. xg Xsxx x xxh mx xg K :XA xx X wk x 1 fx? 53 xv? xii' ..-X fi .9 A5 ' T ,Q , 'fit-x -'J--Y 1'fl'?'f-?f.'FSfq Q- .- ' -wx. :'S'.,-,fgjk ' 5. -w5gq,.-5:03 '-.N ' .gh 4 -'Q 'wxufx 'Q'- X-x --' 4 .- .Qu '34 3 Q .:.., N- A - -fl if in 1 'W T Q.. b . T Enix -F - Qi- 5' - iff? -+ ,1- -, P I lb--2 ff- '- , XXIA gi1'QQ:',k X- 5' fi- - - ' ,g,'g!x,.,EXjg-:.l2-,, ,.?'.L 2. 'Qi 1-'9Lx1.3::kx il.w:15:-Q' we KNOWING THAT WE GO FORTH TO HIGHER GROUNDS f 4 NE Yqy aw- ,ffpx fu, I -bn yg- A N4 'nav' an-wr, ...M Mary Lou McMillian Marianne McNair Evelyn McNeil Rothelrna McNeil Senior Glass Robert MCQUCCI1 Ronald McSwain Delores Melvin Levon Melvin .fwyfrfux . ' Y V J an . .V - W if , ' .I ' 'x . . .1 'h H l-' Ml ,, 'N -v-. 1-N, ,- ' Al' .ff sw isa ,I X -is xi-0 j vw. -.yu-, Qu-.., I--1-N., . , 'if-1 -Q A- -,, T' N J GIVES US SOME COMPENSATICJN FOR PARTING. I I 'S ' :,..- -, - S ? I Q ' V- 5' Q X-. . 5 W . I A X I LTU K I - - G ' ,.,'1,- x . .. ,.' . QQ.: 53 z I I -9. Q It fm-I . . ,-it 4 -. 3 ,E wg. Q 3 Edgar Merritt , Sf' K ' ri. .- I, AJ: x 941 v.. it 4.5 N d O N ,wr 2 I Y QS. Y -L, -Q 3 X ii: , 'Q .J Q , I W, kt .X-...x ., x K. sw Q X' r-V+... ...an fb, . ,gr Av, iw, , 37112 A. ' F2 ,,.,,, ,. f 'x' , fwx 1.52, .W j , 2' 6 O., Q Ernestine Mock Helen Murphy Rosa pearl Evans 2 S N . A , ,- V' . ., 5355 E 4 ,X C N f .Tame s Newkirk ' ' fizef, 2, , 'iz WY J 5,4 awww- .Te rlene Nichols tail: ,W , .Q ff. 1 ., ji: gg -1 v ' - 1 ..., X rzqz Q55 I sm , -ea' - ,4 w - 5 7 ,. mm , M.. 3 .,.. L. Jw, , ' ' .... bt. -fl 3i2Iia2.?1232f' r I W' .25-'q. ' f . I2, T1f,. PSF?-:'Q-:5 :1.1.f'1.f.':2 '.Kv A..A . 2 , . tm, K , ,:.Q,:f: .:: - : 4 1: 7: -sr-if 111332325-fii:5 fmigir- I ' ,:r',.-.:q:f35:53:i.vv:. .1-re x Q Q, -4 wr- -- -xrmwfii LIFE IS NOT GIVE IT A TRY. U16 1958 Lynnevas Parker Marie Pratt my wr' EASY, BUT WE'RE READY TO Lima' Wim- 7 5 ,s. S 4' v Q96 ' af.. .f if Vander Purcell Dorothy Purdie James A.nder Ramsey Alexander Reid Augusta Robinson Evelyn Sanders lm! EY, ,,,, A If , .f 'K :4,,,,,,' Scniar 611155 Jean Sheridan 'ia 'I r 4, 'Q 'U' F . WWA A ,, Q JL - b , r,.,r 1'- l ' an fi , fl fx 1 V ' -wg:-'f'. :gr:+-.fy - 'rw' A 49 M5555-4 fm U f 540 522 Q WF N L5 f U ' ' ' x' he . A , Hb. H CY 5 Hervey Simmons .,,,-wg'-ffm ml , 5 Alf . WITH THESE AMBITIONS AND DREAMS WE'LL NCT FAIL. tmEI yay ,QB Hag, gn if ,g , .' , -x A - ' ' 1 :rw 2, . 'f' lx Q ww ,v it WWMWQSH uw ww-Q... , ,L Q , f-fl, ' -31 15- -5 QL f 5 2? f tt X Xwnx 13- 5. , X 1 , Mx: jig? ,ik , .zfp - ff- :fr '- ., 5-,,. ffwf -5.4-5 Q .r , gb .1 1 f 1 y N H f P 5, 6 .5 2 2 A A X ' ff 5 75 hr'-,w.x....,. .ln Edward Simpson Isiaah Singletary Barbara Jean Sm Ma-Tie Smith Delores Thompson vfwfwu -2-..,, 'a V ,.., K0 Che 1958 Scalar 611155 Eloise Townsend 'Vw as , WP' BUT EVEN THESE SOFTEN THE PAIN OF PARTING ONLY A BIT FOR ith Mn M. ,N- ' T Lg f . -I I' , X , 'us .' fy . ix I 'B l f, . ff. A 1 Mm. if 19,1 gp, iv' A ' Al. Betty Smith 1, ww. P er f -N3 QEHiQ5Ef Y ',,.-,A. T525 xx ',,' ffg- W as I, .S Eloise Usher Iwrwam I U 55535, i a 5 . x . Theolive Washington Willie Mae Waugh Richard Williams Bobby E 'ft' 5 Ma r shall Williams Anna Womack Betty Ann Wright W A 'sri 'f A: --..'- M 1 9':4'?Ef'., 1- QE' v A-A y V 'hu' ,wi 'K Che 1958 Senior 6flISS A Q ., . W , .-1. i ,.! . , . -1' .-J ' rf- - -1,-W. . vc-:-eq 'ii1E9v E4 jr' 32.312'1:-vg,,.-: :2'7: '- ':Qu:1,:-f- Lf' 39-:L + -Z-P ' P' '-:2a:fZ:f':i ,1u ff:w.5:1-,fzf fwf' ' - '.z,:, ', ' 'z-5 - ' ' Jlwmf'-'fi 1 , , , . N r:,,f.g-,,,., ' f,--'-'L-'25 2 'z':: '1535-75' 'Tf'ff:':,-'- f- M -' ,- Janet Elronda Wilkerson Env? arl Williams Q'-1-. 'Sf 'lik Edna Wright Lawrence Young f , -ov 'X 16.40 , Alma ,Mater Smith High we love thy name, 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. Rah, Rah,,Rah,A With heartygchegre 5 Hip, Hip, We have no fears ' High We love thy name,- Be thou ouiiguide. , ',., ' With deeplaffection recollection, Our.A1ma Mater tho1i,.'f,-' Under thy sheltei'hg1aQi'17n7s', , ' , , f ' 'We'l1 stand always Avq, .', ' - 5 , f L ' And singing the praises of our Smith 'Hi-gh School. School Colors: Blue and Gold ' Z7 X 9-I 'f - 'Lel- ,X A S - f, k,,,x y r , I 45 I , 'f U 1 ss, f-.A xx ,A Q M if gi - A ' 'f 1, l?- I 1 5 M,-1 'U , 1 , , I 1 Elass Poem CLASS COLORS: Red Sz White Our school days ended, before us the future lies, A great challenge. Cloudless are the skies, The time seems a slave to our will, Endless tomorrows with happiness We fill. Journeying unfamiliar paths we'll travel free And find the sunny road to success. But never, never lonely shall we fare For you, Smith Hi, will be in our dreams everywhere, With heart strong for battle and determined to win, May we not weaken when the work begins, For only contentment fools find and keep But to him who succeeds the road is steep, The top is farther on the way And splendor is but a Sunbeam, soon to stray. Faithful to our work, respectful to our call, Arid seeing it isn't too easy not too small Each toil a benediction and for us the best We'll do it well and leave God the rest. 611155 Sang Our four years here is a precious thing That We'll rejoice in remembering, We've shared our joys and sorrows here, So it's hard to part from those who 've grown dear. Remember parents and teachers, too, That it's with your guidance we start anewg With courage, faith and the knowledge gained We can face life's problems and share its pains. This class of nineteen and fifty-eight Will long remember this wondrous dateg The hour draws near as the time flies past So with heavy hearts we depart at last. We leave undaunted and unafraid Of any future that lies ahead, We've come this far so we can't turn back, But, before we go, Smith you must know - You'll always be remembered. QTUNE: AN AFFALR TO REMEMBERJ 28 CLASS FLOWER: Carnation SQWW A , J ,- 'xl fOtb.ers liave received honor for their superior scholastic Zlass I-listary 'Twas the year nine-teen hundred and fifty-four when, Like a mother who bears her first child, The new E. E. Smith building welcomed its first freshmen who, In their knowledge of high school life Were as fresh and as new as the building receiving them. Like a new born,-Child, wide-eyed and adventurous, We entered this neg? building seeking to acquaint ourselves With our new homie jiherekwe Were,-to be residents for four years. Our freshman yeariiwas just what thelvrord' says',iff'fgeshoU.- Q We spent this yeaifbecoming familiar with the glf'1lli'Oi.iiIdl!'l.g'5.f And this new life which we were being introduced to. ' Our sophomore year faded away with us ' Tantalizing the fresh ones and looking up to the stale ones, ' That junior yeazfwas tops I ' Like a teen-ager who makes her debut to society, - We went out on our first real date ..... The prom! ffhiswas it! Loads of good entertainment from the beginning to the end 'V With seniors, as ourguests. K ' It was at this affair thatvie witnessed thedfiz-st - f - Appearance of our popiiialrqsinging group, The ,Teen4'I'6nes.' Our trip to the natiomscapital was our greatest eiiperienee. Last, butinot least, wasiithatsenior yeart 'E r I . Rough? :Yes,-but interesting.. V, R -- X J K - up For the papstihree years, we had been p foot+1opse andqnfancy-free' Now, wehave grown up and are readyftotaste life. , t This year was the climax of .school days Or shall welsay high school aaeeesg k Now ourffaithful parents of eduvdiation have released us From the shelter of their wingsf-iarid ' We are forced to separate,.each his separate way, - T And taste the pills. of life, whether they be bitter Or whether they be pleasant. Yes, four wonderful years of high school of which - 'There was never a dull moment. 5 f From our freshman year to our senior year we have been Represented and represented well, at home and away from home. Not only has this big wonderful family produced suchfine And outstanding athletes as':Bobby Williams, William Carver, Douglas McMillan, Hervey3Sin1mons, Edgar Merritt, Leo Campbell, Richard Williams, J. D. McIntyre, David Hollingsworth and Williazri Freeman, but weare exceptionally proud to say That our class has producledihe only two amateur hams Our school has yetowrxed, nainnely, Lawrence Young, and Derry Galb This plus our, singers, dancers, actors and actresses, Band members, rnajorettes and artists. ability. Could yeu Blame us for being proud to say that our elgas-B is the ,first to cornpleieliour years of education At the new'E. E. Sfnith,Senior High, School '? Looking back on these four years bf high school life, We can really be proud of our achievements, And profit by our mistakes. We have been taughtg we have learned. We have had dark moments, we have had bright moments A.nd with four years of memories and learned knowledge, A.nd with a purpose in mind for a higher level of life, The class of '58 bids sayonara to an unforgettable stage of life And to those striving to experience it. Betty Jean McDonald Historian 29 reath II UN D E R-C L A s s I ZISICIIK IIIIIIIJJJF . 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Khccrlmders Ln fi 1 .x Q MW ,F , Am ,Hy-,, ,WW 'M V , 4 7 ,LH W, .- 'H . 9 ,: 25 -f f ,-,. .wf I, HMA, . t ' 'f ' rn' mmm ,,., W. 1. , t 35 f , 'Q' 5 ,NN --3 S' A X! xg' x X ?1 ' MQ x 3 'K x X Y X Wk- ,,.. ,Q .. M35 xg 3 :hw Q4 Jig' x ,PV . my . R :4 , Q, f u ,,,,,.,. . AM, ,... ,.,,-KW ver-'If' 5 , +- 311 A, 4 Tiff -um. , . f 3 A IW., ,,fz5Z.Qg3?,,7 . ,:,,g55,v:,:, -W, 6.31244 Studmt Hound! MEMBERS Robert Thomas, Albert Feemster, Volnetta Clag g ett, Vernese Johnson, Robert Dra.ke, Mabel Cooley, Alene Morrison, Alvin Wal.ker,Hazalene Grant, Elmer McMillian, James Grady, Carolyn Williams, Lawrence Young, Eugene Blue, Leo Campbell, Thomas McLaurin, Charles Patterson, Virginia Nesbitt, Bettye Ratchford, Melba Pridgen, Lillie Edwards, Theodore Spearman, Annie Lawrence, Barbara Montgomery, Leola Peterson, Margaret Cromedy, Hen ry Maynor, Vander Purcell, Annie Ruth Holmes, Hattie Malone. ALVIN HILL PRESIDENT In 1956, upon the request ot a friend, I attended the state Student Council Convention at Charlotte, N. C. There, I became inspired by the s u c c e s s of othe r s tudent councils throughout the state. On returning to Smith, Ibecame interested in establishing a success- ful one here. f, Today, as president of our school student council, I am proud to state that we have made our p r om i s e ma, explicit: The Student Council functions of the students, ,. for the students, and by the students. , I OFFICERS , President ...................... Alvin Hill ,J L- Vice-President . . ............. Eloise Usher Q Secretary ..... . . Barbara Alexander 1 Asst-Secretary . . ...... Delores Melvin 5 ' Q Treasurer .,,,,, ,........, R ita Newton is Elf, Business Manager . . . . .William James Carver ,.,, . an -,V, Campaign Manager . . .... Douglas McMillan 36 wggikgfas W . -Wi:--'-fu '---if 1, ' Jaw--gl-V -V -.a-- www A ' Q f,4w- 'n -1qg:zf'x+ -fq - gpg'-W-w , fl.. V '-f'i2:zYkl- fi! ' , , C ff .1 'J -YY? ,Q . - ,G it f , V . AA V , V , gg, J ,,.. , 1 1, . 19, , Q ' , I Ivy' 'Irv'-f . ativan! Horwr Sacicfy OFFICERS President .................. Lynwood Walker Vice-President . . ........ . . Lawrence Young Secretary ..... . . . Oxyvenia Hugley Treasurer ...... . . Nathaniel Marshall Chaplain ....... ..... Al vin Walker Deans of lnductees . . . . .Barbara Smith, Barbara Baird MEMBERS MEMBERS Eloise Usher William Murphy Janet Wilkerson Betty Wright Barbara Smith NAUONAL Emma Jean Glover Mary Lou McMillian ' SZEQY Delores Melvin Lynwood Walker 3 fs Hariett Johnson Catherine McDaniel Z S' Joseph Kelly Lawrence Young 4 5 Betty Lawrence Oxyvenia Hugley Nathaniel Marshall Alvin Walker Barbara Baird 37 Herma Jean Robinson Hermine Jones Annie Lawrence Nathaniel Richardson SUPPORT PUBLISHED THE BULLS EVERY THE SMITHSONIAN SWWEEKS ,VOLUME 4- JANUARY 24 - PRICE IOC I VI I I I 's I I ,fa -- s. . FH I I I I 4- .Y fa wr- O , 'I I., I fl 'ii'-+ ,. mv-1 , V 'WAI ' 'll THE SMITHSONIAN STAFF WILLIAMS MAKES ALL-STATE Bobby Earl Williams, a senior and one of our golden bulls enabled every Smithite to hold his head up with pride when he was selected to the All- State football team this year. Williams, a brilliant passer, led the Bulls all the way to a 7-Z record that carried them to a playoff with Adkins High of Kinston. Williams makes up for his quiet and slow air by his hard work, cool head, and de- termination. His brilliant plays in the shrine bowl game have severalcolleges clamor- ing for his services. Bobby, as he is called by his many friends, is a success in other sports as well. He is starter on the varsity basket- ball team. Lnbaseballhe plays an excellent center field posi- tion and is a heavy stick man. TWO BULLS PARTICIPATE IN SHRINE BOWL Richard Williams and Bobby Williams, both seniors, were selected to play in the Shrine Bowl Game this year. This g am e features the most outstanding high school players in competition - West vs. East. We agree thatboth Richard and Bobby are outstanding Bulls and have made us proud of them. Elmer McMillian,a junior, was also elected to play at this game,but he gave up the honor in order to be able to be with the Bulls another season. The Bulls will long re- member Bobby and we all hope his understudy, Alvin Walker, will be successful. 38 TEEN-TONES STILL TOPS The Teen- '1'ones, a senior singing group-, is the tops among g roups through- out the city and obtained this record in less than a year. Their first hit wa s Juvenile Delinquent which they sang at the Junior-Senior Prom in '57, Since thenthey have com- posed s ong s and have made themselves well - known. This group consists of Willie Dukes, David Hollingsworth, Leo Campbell, Joseph Howard and Lexia Campbell. THE BULLS ARE HOT The Bulls a r e now ready for the North Carolina AAA B a S k e tb a ll Championship. Coaches Kelly and Carter have performed an excellent job in grooming these boys and now they are the hottest team in the state with a 12-Z record in the conference. The Bulls have defeated all of the best teams in the s tat e and should go all the way this year. Who can de- feat us with Big J. D. Mclntyre pouring in twenty p o int S per game,Douglas McMillan shoot- ing from all positions and re- fusing to be checked, and Leo Campbell with his c ool ball handling. I ask again Who Q.-ri stop us '? THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF '57-'58 E. E. Smith is very proud of the officers she chose for her Student C o un cil for this year. Under the leadership of Alvin Hill much progress has been mad e . The council began Srnith's first radio pro- gram, Smith Chatters ,which features news and talent at Smith. Many other projects are in the planning state. The chief aim of the council is to promote better relations among students, teachers, and their communities. N, ,.-v-nf,L.f--N N.,,,.-A., xx... 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X x : :5,i!'Y4, Sfflddg - , f Jax I s X S if QS ,,, Q , .Q K 31 fl fb fl., 22 k ., Ju C 4 'H ,, 4-, -qw.. I 3 ,,. .. xffr. 'M-' ,'g'H1 , ,N ,,. . 3 -f 'r:f:M A 'Q .iw 4- I . , 4, .4 M ,eaicgjm -V, . gddfbdff r ,y Q f qn , E, EQ, -ge? 'Z ,,,- . l a ka , 1 yf F . l .fix A,.,..A. , in 'A ' V Bobby, A11-stare Quarterback ij, y vf V M 5 1 Li' A -t and shrine Bowl star A' X in THE RECORD-SMASHING GOLDEN BULLS OF '57 Bobby Williams, Leo Campbell, Williams Carver, Dou- glas McMillan, Hervey Simmons, David Hollingsworth, Ray Butler, W e s le y McGuire, William Freeman, Richard William s . This is the Senior line-up that contributed g r e a tly to the s t r e n g th of the mighty Golden Bulls of '57. The Bulls crushed almost ev e r y opponent this year, including Hillside of Durham, a te am that Smith had never beaten. The Bulls trampled Oxford, a feat that hadn't been done in many s e a s on s . But the heroic herd ran into one foe that would not g iv e in to them, a power-packed team from Adkins High of Kinston. The first game against Adkins was hard fought all the way down to the bitte r end, but the Golden gridders could not pull this one out, the final score--Adkins 7 - Smith 6. The second time these te ams met was in the battle for the conference title. The condition of the weather a.nd the playing field were practically the same as the first time they met. This was a fight of fights. When the mud stopped flying at the end of the game, the score was 0-0. Adkins, in an overtime play, blocked a kick that p rov ed to be disastrousg for in a couple of downs, they broke through a powerful Bull wall for the touchdown. Thus ended the season for the wonderful E. E. Smith Golden Bulls of '57. Richard Williams, Shrine Bowl Star-- position: Tackle -.-.4-,l3fll3Ef'f!h IjXe1f -1,-L ,Mgr , Si tlylt V as .,-o bb ff b it , gl , 'xp-rj 7 ab.b P if .,,, - 3, ' ,'gLf:v '5f'y' l 55' f X -srv 'll., ,. X 5217 W 53:5 45 Big Bro Carver, die Bonecrusher, captain -- position: Fullback l6'ask ctimll y f T' , ' I 'i 'xi 'WW The E. E. Smith Colden Bulls started their 1957- 58 basketball season with a bang, winning their first game again s t the Durham Hornets. The Bulls a r e still rolling with a first place record in their division. Carrying most of the w eight for the Bulls are Captain Douglas McMillian, a three-year veteran, and John D. Mclntyre, a. 6'3 center, playing a lot of ball. Douglas McMillan, one of the top scorers on the team, seems to be on his Way for glory. The Bulls boast a record of eleven con- ference wins and three loses. Other top rank- ing s e nio r s are D av i d Hollingsworth, Bobby Williams, Leo Campbell, William4Carver, James Newkirk who have helped tremendously in placing the Bulls at the top of the list. Coach Kelly seems to be ready for his boys to take the championship this year. Sports Editor Douglas McMillan ' 5 - I 'G . 'A ' . Y, , A. ...1..1sQ4.- 5 1 t f A ,: A' izixf, P' 5 . .- .A 7 'K ew. : MV' ' N ' .4 ' ' '.. frf 'i 7 f 1 f Wqf' 1 i QF5 'Q . f wi .y if' it ' - X f M , y 1 .gg V 7 P , 332 i f 1-'fs 1 ' ' a . -1 :Y . . , ' i xiii, f fififwfrg , gsm. ' ff g 1, N i 1 ' ff Wi 1 -'F at ' 4' i f N -l X 'X Q, , , , lg W N ' lr! 46 Williams Washington lfhlselmll C oa ch Ca rte r Bobby if ff' a l X V ,, s, 3 'Rlh L! M is 'T 'V' iff' R W or sewers- K wx Y 3459! E I is ,,,--, we -...Q XF, M R v A, A-. 4 i s .I ,,' , A-,-' Xu i'..x 1 4 'W ' f- i After winning the Eastern baseball Championship la st year, and being state runner-up,the Bulls are eager to get readyfor another splendid year of baseball. Returning in the Bulls' line-up are eightveteran starters and a number of other veterans and letter- men. David Hollingsworth and Douglas McMillan will see a lot of action this year. Othe r guns for the Bulls are Leo Campbell, Bobby Williams, Theolive Washington, James Newkirk, Williams Evans, Robert McQueen. All of these seniors will be playing their last baseball games for the E. E. Smith Bulls. May luck be with them in their future. Sports Editor Douglas McMillan . , William Evans Theolive -ws ai 4 4, Y 4, ,xx M i V1 ,f 1 Q r cf 'W- ' s 4 16' , 'E M A 5 M. . .N ax Y' X I A Q -I Yew, I R JL - , 4' S - B a 1 - , ' .,: ' 'Q li Q Bobby Williams Barbara Smith ,Best Physique Most Frank and 3 Best Girl Orator i awry ' ' 4 4 Q 5 , , , M 1 , 2 ' 3 -ff' .lf -f A ,..:i ,,.,,,: ' , Awami L Nathanial Marshall and Catherine McDaniels Most Studious .'f'.:'!m2i5'f'1,-, A f f ' , . ,:,3,g5g1 ,' ,f l.1,1'.,!v-, ,, -:z -.ff .A t -P , L ,161 a , af, N, 1 ,A 4 . 7 , - cry.. - , ra ' ,,:',x:Az 'V Ex? Norman McLeod and Delores Melvin Neatest ,lgy F21 -.3 Senior Class Most Likely To Succeed Yv- Edward Simpson Most Polite f upcrlalivcs .14 ,. 4-'N 3 4 Bill Evans Most Handsome Lawrence Young Most Able Leader Lexia Campbell and Betty McDonald Best Dancers 'bt 1 ff' 5524 , wi.. Q VI, .. - ' , sf' ff, ,X 55, 4 wif 1 N X819 1' 2, . ,6,,,,., . , f. . 1 -. :'i Q1'g, 3 1' ' ' ,,+ vb 4 5,5299 4 We 'Q 5' as-ff K gf + + , 951 Y S. Joan McMillian and Clarence .Tones Most Comical ffl XY Fa -of WH. grieve'-A -Gil, H fd '. ' wp Q f gi ki XC, 1 C if kg I 1 'Bn I Ax P 41:1 fel' nv. Sv. Leo Campbell Vander Purcell The Romeo Most Religious F ,,, . U 'WNW .-.bi K.-1 P , tc K gf-X g . if f f'dv5.1,,. . f, .fa xi A li, gt . S 4 'pl J - t- -.'....-' 1 4 'H ' Lf, K X82 ,X F of , A 1. ,Q I li' William Carver Most Conceited and Best Boy Orator Helen Murphy Most Conceited 1 9 , N , -Nw, ,N . if 21' vs 'ig - - sw, .- ' ' .,: 'Q- 'ii ' r. :v .0 r 'i t ' 5 - --'ez ' ml Q. 1,-.-4:1 I - M., Q ,2- Q N X. . -IK . -.K-X: vnsir : W i .' .. , .- , me-. ,u-real it sr Rodman Lawson and Viola McGougan Biggest Bluffers Douglas McMillian and Marie Smith Most Athletic All Senior Girls except Jeanne Sheridan Juliet gg, , V -l . 'bf William B ronson Most Frank 1-2 ' 611155 Praphccy Today being such a sultry day, Ithoughtl cl walk through the city park. Thoughts were racing through my mind. Thoughts which remindedme that thoughlcould not foresee the future, I was still the class prophet. Worried by this fact,l sat down under a spreading oak, and leaning my head upon this pillow of wood , I fell into the most fantastic sleep of dreams. Transported into the year of 1968, Idiscovered a little town called Smithsonia, U. S. A. Discovered is right, for the town Ifoundwas recently planted by the class of 1958. lt's an ordinary town, with churches, schools, stores, a college and homes with pretty lawns. Would you like to tour it with me '? Alright. First, there's MainStreet-lined with its little shops. On the left is the V. T. Moore Hospital. Here we find avery competent staff in cluding Dr. Betty McDonald and Nurse .Terlene Nichols, biologist Doris Cook, and Barbara Baird as head laboratory technician. Next door is the office of Franklin Davis - Attorney at Law. Across the street in the McLean Building is the public library where Oxyvenia Hughley is at work. Crossing Massey Avenue, We walk down Brown Blvd. N e a r the intersection officer Freeman of the city police escorts the school children across the street. They attend the M.S. Spivey E l e m e nta r y School. The girl with the yellow sweater on is in Miss Mary McMillian's room and down the hall frornher room is Miss W.A. Gillis's room. Oh-oh, someone seems to be having car trouble. It's J. D. Mclntyre and Leo Campbell going to referee a basketball game at E. E. Miller High School. Oh well, Butler's Esso will take care of them. I..et's see, that's Simpson Street, Merritt Street, Leach Blvd, Wright Avenue - yes, there it is, Vander's Chapel - Reverend V. D. Purcell, minister. Across the street is Parker-McLeod: Interior Decorators, Nice company. I hear they decorated the Club Fifty-Eight where the Teen-Tones a re singing. The Mc- Swain-Simrnons tearn did the Sheridan Salon where Mme. Ing ram is stylist, and Mme, Townsend is manicurist. There's a book store, I think I ' ll get a paper. Hum- I see Dr. Catherine McDaniel has an article in French Culture in today's issue. Singletary and Young are still wo rking on that top secret electronic invention. Derry Galbreath teaches electronic engineering over at I. C. Fowler University. It's located b e twe en Nineteenth Street and Fifty- Eighth Avenue. Care to look around. First there's the Spivey Language Building where Dr. Barbara Smith is head of the Franch depa rtmentg then there's the Holden Home Economics Lab o r ato ry: Marie Pratt- Director, assisted by Miss Linda Hayes and Miss Rothelrna McNeil. Over there in that ivy covered building is the McAllister Commercial Building. Mis s E. R. McKoy is in charge. Some of her classmates are working a s secretaries for large firms. Janet Wilkerson is with the Nathaniel and Marshall Accounting Co rpo ration. Now we see the Kelly-CarterGyn'1na.siurnandAthletic Field. Coaches Bobby Williams and William Carver a re in charge of the male ath- letics, while Betty Wright and Odessa Johnson a r e in charge of women's athletics. The two story building across from it houses the math and sciences depart- ments. Dr. Usher and Dr. Johnson are having their classes there. I think it's called th e Walker-Brown Building. Angelean Bethune is s e c r etary in that building also. Now, the r e 's the Primm Auditorium. They're having a guest pianist tonight Ihear. Miss Delores Melvin, reknown artist, is appear- ing on the invitation of Miss Willie Mae Waugh-director of the college music department. Gee, l'm tired, what about you? Iwish we could see more but I think this is sufficient to show the path of the cla s s of l958. They follow a road to sure success. I foresee a life of health,happiness and prosperity. For we are a class with high hopes and ambitions and will let nothing cause us to fall short of making real our drearn of a successful vocation. Class Prophet Hattie Louise Malone 50 fast Will And Zfcsfameuf We, the 1958 class 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, make our last will and testa- ment on the fourth day of June, one thousand nine-hundred fifty-eight, in the year of our Lord. To E. E. Smith Highwe leave the memory of us and the promise that we will always try to live up to her standards. To the faculty we leave an appreciation that cannot be expressed. To the Bulls we leave an unforgettable record of wins a.nd encouragement to break it. To the Juniors we leave the right to be Seniors providing they keep up our standards. To the Sophomores, our little friends, we leave our school spirit and our tenacity even when the going gets rough and l96O seems to be so far away. The following bequeaths are solemnly given in hope that these virtues will be u s ed to the best of the heir's advantages: Helen Murphy wills her majorette uniform to Barbara Alexander. Joseph Howard wills his Teen-tone jacket to Alphonza Ray. Betty Wright wills her alto horn to Finida Fisher. Clarence Jones and William Bronson will their sense of humor to all who don't possess one. Douglas McMillan wills his athletic powers to James Quick. Fannie Leach wills her loyalty and ability to Charity Leach. Barbara Baird wills her quiet air to Mary Lou Ray. Harriette Johnson wills her hair styles to Herma. Jean Robinson. Lexia Campbell wills his deep, masculine,bass, singing voice to any underclassmanwho admires it. William Carver wills his neatness to anyone who thinks he can keep the good work up. Willie Dukes wills his Cha-cha-cha and Mambo steps to Donald Cox and Taft Holland to divide between themselves. Marianne McNair wills her ability to have fun no matter what happens to Betty A.nn Simmons. Lavon Melvin wills his way with the girls to Charlie Sheridan. Hattie Malone wills her band uniform to Cora Evans. Hervey Simmons wills his skill with a paint brush and canvas to his understudies, H. B. Parker and Wilbert McPherson. Evelyn Sanders wills her position as head cheerleader to Joan Carver. Joan McMillian wills her singing ability and popularity to Melva Pridgen. Ernestine Mock wills her position as head majorette to Dorothy Kemp. Theolive Washington wills his height to Maxie Harris. Marshall Williams wills his Marlon Brando physique to Elmer McMillian. Betty McDonald wills her dance steps to Barbara Alexander. lsiaah Singletary wills his amateur radio enthusiasm to Calvin Holloway. Odessa Johnson wills her hair style to Hermine Jones. Betty Edwards wills Butch to Dorothy Kemp and her jollity to Harriett McAllister. Nathaniel Marshall wills scholastic ability to Lynwood Walker and his business qualities to the executive secretary of the class of '59 because he'll need it. Alvin Hill wills the success of the new Student Council to Alvin Walker and Lynwood Walker. Eloise Usher Wills her little green money-bag to the future ll-l classes providing they keep it full and her ability to control herself when things get hot to Joan Carver. Delores Melvin wills her quietness to Carolyn McRae and Jean Berrien. Barbara Smith leaves her way with words to Resna Allen. 51 Allen, Barbara Ann Ntcknama- Polly Punbxtlon- Nurse Batrd, Iva Barbara Nteltname- Baba Arnbrtlen- Medleal Teen- neluglat Slang- on dear' Barrlngten, Thomas Edward A.mbrtren-Bennet Bethune, Angelean Nrelrname- Tuff Bette Ambrtren- seeretary Blue, Wllllam Eugene Nrelenarne- Gene A.mbrnun- Physlcal Ed. lnatruetar Slang- Gee Golly Gee Bronson, wrntam Isaac Nlelrname-Tammy Ambttlen- Lawyer slang- You're a dell, a crocodoll Butler, Ray Allen Nlckname- Spaceman Ambttlon- Auto Mechanxc Campbell, Lee Douglass Ntelrname- cam Ambrtrun- Coach, Pnyareal Ed. Instr. Campbell, luexra Meclro Nrelrname- Llc Ambltrun- T. v. Engrneer Carter, Rav Ambltlon- Trade School Carver Jr., Wllllam James Nickname- Bro Arnbrtrdn- Phys1calEd, Instructor Cook, Dbrra Melytn Nreltnarne- Dame Ambztxon- Bxologlet Councxl, La Glorla Nxckname-Glo Arnbrtien- Elementary Teacher Davis, Franklin Louxs Nlckname-Bush Ambltxon- Barber Dultea, Wxllxam Arthur Nteltname- cnreley Arnbnren- ctyrl seryree Dunham, Catherlne Nlckname- Hazel Ambltren- stenegrapner Edwards, Betty Jean Nlckname- Sudie Ambxtzon- Interlor Decorator Slang- Gosh, O Lord Evans, Edxth Blnndlne Nrelrname- 'rrggy Ambrtran- cemrnerelal Instructor slang- I'm tellrng you fl-drg rt enrelteel' Evana, Edward Laura Nrekname-Ed Slang- Yau reckon Aa-nbrtldn. Meenanre nur rereel Evans, olnfer laey Nvkname- Blu slang- Well, I'll Be Ambttren- Barber Evans, Rosa Pearl Ambtuon- Stenog rapher Eyana. wlllrarn Arthur Nrelename- Bull Ambttten- sertrree slang- Be eeul' ray, Erneatrne Nreltname- Trne Arnbrtrun- Beauty cul- Curita! Freernan, Wllllarn Connie Nlckname- Pete Arnbltlon- Pollceman slang- say, Coal Galbreatn, Derry Ambrtlbn- Eleetrenre Englneer slang- Why, ana l know Senior Dirmfary Glllls, Wlllle Ann Nickname- Blll A.mbxt1on- Soclal Studles Lnstructor slang- Alrtgntre Hall, Oscar Jennrng Nxckname- O, J. Ambxtlon- Servlce Slang- Nb sweat! Hayea, Lrnda Kay Nrelrname- Lynn Arnbrttnn- Dxetxtxan l-layea, Mary Ann Nrekname- Crlss ldtmbrtren- Secretary l-ltll, Alyrn l-lenry Nrelrname- Al Aanbrtren- Pnyarra and clyrl Engrneer Hov:lges,Shlr1ey Ann Nxckname- Shlrl Arnbnren- Pnyarea Ed Instructor Slang- You're buaarng ceuern l-lellrngawertn, Dayle Ledyard Nickname- Lead Poison Ambrtron- Pnyereal Ed. Instructor Holmes, A.nnle Rutn Nlckname- luefne Arnbttrnn- Secretary Howard, Joseph Nxckname- Joshua Arnbttren- Engrneer Slang- Say, Coustn l-lugnley, oxyyenra Nickname- Vee Amhltlon- Llbrarlan Slang- Really, honey' Lngrarn, Jo Ann Nxckname- Jnre Ambltran- Elementary Teacher Jenneen, l-larrrette Roberta Nickname- Rebbre Ambrtnrn- Pedratrre Nurse Slang- You knew what l ITAEGD' Johnson, Oddessa Nlclfname- Dessa Ambltlon- Beantlclan Jones, Clarence Delany Nrelrname- l.anee eunbrtran- cr-.nl serylee Lawson Jr., Rodman Arnbltlon- Mortxclan Nleltname- Rodey Leach, Eannre Mae Nreltnarne- Fran Ambrtren- seeretary Slang- You aard tts Llttle, Alexander Nlelaname- Lxttle John Ambltrbn- U.s.A.F, Malone, Hattle Loulse Ntckname- Tootste Ambltlon- Beautlclan Marshall, Nabnanlel Buddy Nreltname- Na Ambltren- Junxor Hxgh 'l-eaener Slang- You donlt say? McDanlel, Catherme Nxrlfname- Cat Ana rltxon- French Ln- .rtructor ang- Honey, let me tell you' Mendnald, Betty Jean Nxckname- Frenchxe Ambrtren. Medzcal 'reennnlegrat Manbugald, Charles Ernest Nlckname- Do D0 Arnbltxon- Barber lvlclrayden, lyerdelle Nrekname- Dale Arnbrtlun- Dretreran McGougan, Vlola Nrelfname- Prllre Arnbrttntt- Player.-al gd, lnatrutttrr McGuxre,W1lllam Wesley Nreltname- Moose Ambrtren- studre Engxneer Mclnlyre, John Davld Nrelrname- J. D. Arnblllon- Auto Mechanic lxlclioy, Ella Ruth Nrelfname- Porgy Ambltron- Cnrnmerctal Ed. Instructor slang- Honey, let me tell you! Mclaaurxn, laenera Nrelrnarne- Lyn Arnbttren- stenegrapner Slang- You underatand. McLeod, Norman Lrndaey Nrekname- Nero Ambltren- lnterrnr DBCDYBLUI' MeMtllan, Bllly Douglas Nlckname- Cheater Ambrtren- Pnyareal Ed. Instructor, Coach Slang- came bn ln Babe' MeMlllran, Mary Leu Bertha Nleltname- l-:aloe slang- Say snalrel Melvlrllran, Jean oylenne Delrgnt Nxcknarne - Fabulous Ambxtlon- Model Slang- Ht there' McNalr, Marlanne Armalherla Nlckname- Patty Ambnlen- oeeupatrenal 'rneraptat Melvell, Evelyn Ambrtran- stenegrapner MCN-erl, James LaFayette Nlekname- Nooty Boy Arnbrtlen- Dentlat Mewerl. Rothelma Ambrtrnn- Dress neergner McSwaln, Ronald Kelth Nickname- Tram Arnbltlon- R.O.T,C., Radxo McQueen, Reber-t rsleltname- wnraper Amtaltren- cwrl Engrneer Melyrn,lxllen l.ayen Nleltname- wart Arnbrtren- Melyrn, Alma Delores ftmbrtren- Muare l.l'lSfl'uElOr Merrrtt, Edgar rleyd Nlclfname- Sonny Boy Arnbrttfn- Pnyateal Ed. Instucmr Meelr, Erneatrne Nrekname-reenle Arnlattlen- cemmereral Instructor Slang- Yes, dear. wnat- el-.a-aay'f Murphy, Helen Yybnne Nreltname- Dent txrnbrtrbn- Pnyareal Ed. Il t5CruClOl' slang- l-leney, let me tell you' Newklrk, James Harold 'Lemar Nlckname - Newk Ambmen- Pnyareal Ed. Instructor Nlchols, Jerlene Nlckname- .Take Arnbltlon- Nurse Parker, luynneyaa Nlckname- Nevas Arnbrttdn- Elementa fy Teacher Purcell, Vander Dan Nlckname- Me-Ander Ambltlon- Chrlstlan Leader Purdue, Dnrntlry Rema Ambrtren- Beautreran Pratt, Marte Nlctfnamv- Rut- Ambrtren- Dress Deargner 52 Ramsey, Jan-lea Ander Nreltname- Ram Ambltrbn- Automotlve Engrneer Held, Alexander Ar: bttlon- Arusr aa. J- lweuldnw aay that. Roaxnson, Ailene Augusta Nleltname- Gussle Ambrtren- Matnematletan Sanders, l-:yelyn Francxne Nrelrname- wrndy Ambrtran- Beautreran snerldan, Jean Glover Nrelrname- Jeanle Arnbltren- Beauty cul- lurlsl Slang- My Goodness' sn-nrnena, Hervey Edward Nlcknarne- Hank Ambltren- cemmereral Artxst Simpson, Lacy Edward Ambrtrun. Radre, 'luv Reparrman Smlth, Barbara .Teane Nrckname- Cannee Arnbltlon- La lnstutrxce de Francaxs smrtn, Betty Jean Nrrltname- Doel Ambrtlun- Teaener Smxth, Mane Ahce Nickname- Ree Ambxtlon- Nurse Slang- Go odness Gractous Thompson, :mme Delores Nlckname- Plg Ambrtrdn- Beauty Culturlst Townsend, Elolse Ntckname- Sllm Ambrtren- Beauty Cul- turist Usher, Elurae Nxckname- Tuts Arnbxtmn- Math Instructor waugn, w lllre Mae Nlckname- Wlll Ambltlon- Lnstruc waanrngtd Muslc tor n, Theolrve Nlckname- Shake Ambluon- lnterlor Decorator wrllrama, Bobby Earl Nlckname- Arms Arnbltlon- Physlcal Ed. Instructor W1lllams,Marshall Steln Nxcknarne- Pelxcan Axnbltxon- Clx'1l5ervlce Wxlllams, Richard Nlckname - Dlck Ambxtlon- Inlermr Decorator Wzlkerson, Janet Elrbnda Nreltname- snnrty Ambltlon- Nurse Slang- o Kay, Ladv Womack, Anna Louxse Nrekname- Baby Arnbttrbn- Elementary Teacher wrrgnt, Betty Nlckname- Bet Ambltzon- Home EC. 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