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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

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Within this volume is the story and picture record of events, friends, teachers, and everything that has made the past school year a reality. The 1960 SMITHSONIAN has aimed to highlight the most important activities of the year, in the hope that it will waft sweet REMINISCENCES in the years to come of the happy days spent at Smith. The Editor 3 o r e tu o r J c 0 Administration. . page 7 n Faculty t Seniors Underclassmen . ........ page 53 e Activities n Athletics t Yearbook Staff . . Advertisements . s 5 His earnest influence, sympathetic understanding, and deep devotion to the highest interests of the student body have permanently enshrined Mr. J. A. McCoy in the hearts of all. We esteem him highly for his versatility and patience as a teacher, counselor, and friend. Because we appreciate his lofty character and emulatory leadership, we respectfully dedicate the 1960 SMITHSONIAN to . . . MR. JUNIUS ALPHONSO McCOY. Our Principal Mr. E. E. Miller, you have been a symbol of strength during the years we, the class of 1960, have been at E. E. Smith. For your help and inspiration, we shall remain eternally grateful and we shall always endeavor to reach and surpass the high goals which you inspired in us. Learning under you, observing your interest in us, your patience with us, your knowledge and understanding of us has instilled in us a desire to make you ever proud of us as we are of you. Our S ecretAry Countless are the number of times that we have received encouragement and inspiration from our secretary, Mrs. M. H. Johnson. During our four years at E. E. Smith, you have served not only as an administrator, but also as a friend to each of us--always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone. For this you will always be remembered. Miss C. L. Thompson--To always hold in memory; to always be grateful to for your tenderheartedness and understanding. Many times we have come to you with our problems, and have always found in you the strength to overcome them and to continue with new zeal. Your wise guidance and understanding will always be a part of us as we leave this school to face new problems and obstacles. Oilr Counselor 10 ut 3 ac Mr. D. T. Carter B. A. - Virginia Union University M. A. - New York University Physical Education Mr. W. E. Currie B. S. - A T; M. A. - A T Band Mr. J. F. Drake B. S. - Fayetteville State Teachers College; M. A. - Columbia Univ. Art Mrs. J. S. Clement A. B. - Livingstone College French, English, Spanish Mrs. I. C. Fowler A. B. - Shaw University English Miss C. L. Holden B. S. - Shaw University; M. A. - New York University Home Economics Mrs. D. E. Lane A. B. - Bennett College; M. A. - New York University United States History Mr. J. A. Hollingsworth B. S. - A T; M. S. - North Carolina College Biology Mr. D. S. Kelly B. S. - Shaw University; M. A. - New York University Chemistry, Senior Science, Biology Mrs. C. L. Massey A. B. - Johnson C. Smith University; M. Litt. - University of Pittsburg English, Sociology 13 Mrs. K. B. Mims B. A. - Paine College English, World Geography Mr. J. A. McCoy A. B. - North Carolina College; M. A. - North Carolina College World History Mrs. B. R. Reeder B. S. - Bluefield State College Algebra Miss E. McAlister B. S. C. - North Carolina College Commercial Education, Economics Miss M. V. McLean A. B. - North Carolina College; B. S. - North Carolina College Librarian Mrs. M. L. Spivey B. S. - Shaw University: M. S. - University of Michigan French, Latin Mr. C. H. Thigpen B. S. - Fayetteville State-Teachers College Industrial Art Mr. B. H. Walker A. B. - Johnson C. Smith University; M. A. - Columbia University Algebra, Plane Geometry Mr. V. H. Thornton A. B. - Moorehouse College Physics, Solid Geometry, Senior Science, Algebra Mr. H. E. Walters B. A. - North Carolina College Glee Club 15 3aculty Miss M. S. Ward B. S. - Hampton Institute Physical Education Mr. F. L. Wheeler B. S. - Hampton Institute Diversified Occupation, Driver's Education Mrs. N. S. Williams B. S. - Hampton Institute English, Speech, Dramatics Senior Sponsors Not Pictured Mrs. J. S. Clement Though you are a new advisor; nevertheless, you are not a stranger to us. Already you have made a lasting impression upon all of us who have come in contact with you. Mrs. I. C. Fowler It uould be impossible to say how many times we have all been encouraged and helped by your ability and interest. Mrs. M. S. Spivey You have been an excellent educator through all our high school years. Miss C. L. Thompson You are never too busy to prevent mingling with the students. This is a quality we admire as well as your natural friendliness. Sfie Alma Mafer 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. With hearty Cheers. Hip, Hip, Hip. We have no fears. 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. Ma scof Blue and Gold Bull Senior Class off ice vs THOMAS McLAURIN Vice-President CHARLESINA HOLMES Secretary JOSEPH DAVID DANIELS Executive Secretary LADDIE P. BELL, JR. Yearbook Editor Mascots 20 -LINDA BUTCHER JERRY PORTER GLORIA OCTAVIA ANDERSON BARBARA E. A. ALEXANDER Band- 1,2; Cheering Squad- 1,2; Dramatics- 1,2,3,4; Student Guidance Committee- 2; Glee Club- 2, 3,4; Newspaper Staff- 2,3,4; Student Council- 2,4; Latin Club-3,4; National Honor Society- 3,4; Yearbook Staff- 4. RESNA ELOISE A. M. ALLEN Band- 1,2; Cheering Squad- 1,2,3; Dramatics- 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff- 1,2,3,4; Student Guidance Committee- 3; Glee Club- 3,4; Latin Club- 3,4; Student Council-4; Yearbook Staff- 4. LADDIE PEARSON BELL, JR. Homeroom Secretary- 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff-1,2. (Editor) 3,4; Glee Club- 1,2,3,4; Student Guidance Committee- 2,3; Latin Club-3; French Club- 3,4; National Honor Society- 3,4; Student Council- 4; Editor of Yearbook- 4. Seniors ROBERT MEDRO ALLEN Glee Club- 3. FRANCIS GEAN BOONE Homeroom President- 2. Seniors MARY FRANCES BOONE Homeroom President-2; Photog-graphcrs Club-3; Dramatics-2,3. MARY ANNE BREWINGTON Glee Club-3,4; Student Guidance Committee-4; French Club-4. EVELYN LOIS BOYKINS Armstrong High; Basketball-2; 4-H Club-2. VIVIAN ELLEN ROSE BRIGHTHARP Band-3,4; Student Guidance Committee-4. JANNIE DELORES BREWINGTON Glee Club-4; Dramatics-4. CONNIE BERNARD BOYKIN Band-1,2; Basketball-2,3,4; Baseball-3; Football-3,4. Seniors LOUETTA BROWN Student Counc i 1 -1; Cheering Squad-2; Band-3; National Honor Society-3,4; French Club-3,4; Latin Club-3,4. MARY J. ANNIE RUTH CARVER Glee Club-2; Band-3. JAMES LESTER BROWN Football-2,3,4; Glee Club-3,4. ARTHUR LEE BYRD NCSIO-1,2,3,4; Bricklaying Club-1,2,3,4. 23 ROSA LEAN BUTLER Band-2,3,4; Home Economics Club-3,4. EDITH ELAINE CARVER Glee Club-3; Newspaper Staff-4; Yearbook Staff-4. VOLNETTA DELORJS CLAGETT Student Council-2,3; Dramatics-3,4; Homeroom President-2; Homeroom Secretary-1. DOLPHIA ELNITA COGDELL Band-3; Charm Club-3; Latin Club-3,4; Dramatics-3,4; NCSIO-4. Seniors VIOLA PEARL CHAPMAN Cheering Squad-2; Prom Com-mittee-3; Latin Club-3,4; Glee Club-3,4; Charm Club-3,4; NAA-CP Youth Organization-4. JOHN PRESTON COUNCIL EARLINE LANE COOK GORDON RAY COLEMAN Dramatics-1,2,3,4; Band-2,3,4; Student Council-3; Glee Club-3,4; Roek-a-Dette Jazz Band-3,4; French Club-4. 2-t WILLIAM EDWARD COUNCIL Football-3,4. ODELL CURTIS CURRY Boys Glee Club-3; Student Guidance Committee-4; President of Glee Club-4; French Club-4. Seniors JOHNNY CRAWFORD GRACE ELIZABETH COVINGTON Cheering Squad-2,4; Glee Club-3; Dramatics-3,4. BERNICE MAE DANIELS Dramatics-1,2,3; Library-3. JOSEPH DAVID DANIELS Band-1,2: Glee Club-3; Football-3,4; Dramatics-3,4; French Club-4. 25 Seniors DELORES EVANS LILLIE M. YVONNE EDWARDS Patrol Squad-2,3,4; Student Council-2. ARCHIE LEE FAIRLEY Bricklaying Club-2,3,4. ROBERT LEE DAWSON Band-1,2,3; DiversifiedOccup.- 3: Glee Club-4. FRED LEE ELLERBE ROBERT DRAKE Homeroom President-1,2.4; Baseball-1,3; Football-3. 26 Seniors BARBARA JEAN FARLOW Glee Club-2,3; National Honor Society-2,3. ALBERT ROBERT FEEMSTER Student Council-2; Homeroom President-2; French Club-3: Dramatics-3,4. MINNIE PHINE FELDER MALCOLM JUNE FOY Football-2,3,4; Student Council-3. QUEEN ELIZABETH FELDER Band-1,2,3,4; Library Club- 3,4; WILLARD GRAY FOWLER Bascball-2. 27 Seniors MAE FRANCES FREEMAN Charm Club-3,4; Glee Club-4. CAROLYN ROSETTA GILBERT DOUGLAS GILMORE, JR. French Club-4. DORIS LORENA FULLER Band-3; Library Club-3,4. GWENDOLYN ATHALIA GAINEY CheeringSquad-3,4; Glee Club-2, 3,4. CLARALIENE M. GORDON Band-2,3; Glee Club-3; French Club-4; Annual Staff-4; Newspaper Club-4. 26 Seniors JANE SERENA HATTERSEN Home Economics-4. ROSA MAE HART Home Economics Club-3,4. WILLIE HAIGLER Band-2; Baseball-3; Glee Club-3,4. BELTON ANTHONY HAYES Glee Club-3. WILMA INEZ HIGHSM1TH Stuttgart, Germany: GAA, Commercial Club, Modern Jazz Club. E. E. Smith: Newspaper Club-4; Annual Staff-4. MARGARET JANE HILL Glee Club-4. 29 Seniors CHARLESINA HOLMES Library Club-1; Charm Club-1; Dramatics-2; French Club-3; Senior Class Secretary-4. WILLIE DELLOYD HOLMES Patrol Squad-1,2,3; Student Council-3; French Club-3; Football-3,4; Dramatics-3,4. JEAN LOU REE HOWELL Band-1,2,3,4; Homeroom Treas urer. WILLIE JAMES JOHNSON WILLIAM E. GRESHAM JONES Dramatics-2; Basketball-3; Football-3,4. Seniors ELLEN VEVERNEASE JOHNSON Band-2,3,4; Student Council-2,3; Glee Club-3,4; Student Guidance Committee-4; French Club-4. CAROLYN FAYE JENKINS CESSEL BERNARD JOHNSON ELLEN COZETTE JOINT Glee Club-2,3,4. 31 Seniors DONALDWADDELL LaHUFFMAN Homeroom President-4; Senior Class President-4; Student Council-4; Glee Club-4; French Club-4. BEULAH MARGARET LANE May Queen-3; Glee Club-3,4. ROBERT LEACH Basketball-3; Glee Club-4. ALBERT LeNUE LEWIS Basketball-3. CORA ELIZABETH LANE Student Council Representative-1. THERESA LOCKLEAR Charm Club-3; Dramatics-3; Library Club-3,4; Latin Club-3,4. 32 Seniors HARRIETTE D. D. Me A LISTER Dramatics-2,3,4; Charm Club-3; French Club-3,4. GEORGE ROBERT LOWERY Baseball-3. GWENDOLYN PATRICIA LUCAS Band-3,4. SHADY RUTH MeBRIDE Student Council-1,2; Patrol Squad -1,2; Latin Club-3,4. CLAUDETT LaVERA McARTHUR Band-1,2,3,4. WILLIE JAMES McALLISTER 33 Seniors EVA MAE McEACHERN Patrol Squad-1,2,3; Glee Club-2, 3,4; Band-4; Newspaper Staff-4; Annual Staff-4. JAMES McKOY JEANDELL McDANIEL BERTHA LEE EMMA McKOY Band-2; Dramatics-2. ELSIE LEE McDOUGALD Patrol Squad-1: Newspaper Club-2,4; Glee Club-3,4; Dramatics-3; Latin Club-3,4; French Club-3,4; Student Guidance Committee-4; Annual Staff-4. ADDIE LEE McGUIRE Library Club-1; Charm Club-1; French Club-3. 34 JOANNE McLAURIN Glee Club-2,3,4; Dramatics-3; Student Council-2. TROY LOUIS MCMILLAN French Club-3; NCSIO-4; Student Guidance Committee-4. THOMAS E. McLAURIN, JR. President of Junior Class-3; National Honor Society-3,4; Student Council Vice-Presldent 3= Frcnch Club-4; Newspaper Club-4; Glee Club-4. WILLIE MAE McNAIR Glee Club-2; Dramatics-3,4. Seniors CHARLES T. McMILLAN Band-1; Boys Glee Club-3: Glee Club-4; Student Guidance Committee-4; French Club-3.4. ALENE McQUEEN Not Pictured 35 Seniors ANNIE LEE MACK Student Council-1; Patrol Squad 1,2,3. BETTY JEAN MELVIN Library Club-3,4; Student Guidance Committee-4. JOHN MAURICE MEBANE Rocket Club-3; Latin Club-3; Glee Club-3,4; Dramatics-3,4; Intramural Committee-4; Football -3,4; Basketball-3,4. VERNA ELIZABETH MILLER Band (Majorette)-3; Student Coun cil-3. BEULAH BEATRICE MONROE Student Council-3: French Club-3 Band 4. DORETHA MILLIGAN Home Economics-3,4. Seniors MARY VIRGINIA NESBITT Glee Club-1; Cheering Squad-2; Band (Majorette)-3. RITA ELAINE NEWTON Band-1; Patrol Squad-1,2,3; Dramatics-1,2,3; Student Guidance Committee-2; Student Council-2; Newspaper-2,3; National Honor Society-2,3,4 Intramural Steering Committee-4. PAULINE OATES Band-3,4. ALENE MORRISON Dramatics-1; Glee Club-2; Stu dent Council-3. LARRY MOSLEY CHARLES E. PATTERSON, IV Student Council-1,2; Library Club -1.2,3; Newspaper-2; Football-2, 3,4; Rocket Club-3: Dramatics-3, 4; Basketball-3,4; Latin Club-3,4; Intramural Committee-4; Annual Stall-4. 37 Seniors RUTH MAE PENNY FRANK HENRY PETERSON Intramural Steering Committee-4. ARTHUR JACKSON PINDLE Band-1,2,3; Dramatics-2,3; Newspaper-2,3,4; Glee Club-3; Rocket Club-3; National Honor So-ciety-3,4; Football Trainer-3,4; Student Council-4; Latin Club-4; Annual Staff-4; Intramural Committee-4. MAGGIE P. FULLER PITTMAN Dramatics-2,4. MELVA JEAN PRIDGEN Glee Club-3,4. JAMES ROBERT PORTER NCSIO-3; Glee Club-4. MAE ELNA QUICK Band-2,3,4; Student Council. SHIRLEY JEAN ROBINSON Seniors ROBERT J. CARLTON ROBINSON French Club-3,4. KENNETH ANDREW SCOTT Basketball-1; Band-1,2,3; Dramatics-2,3,4; Glee Club-3; Latin Club-3,4; Student Council President-4. DARK GLENN RIGGANS Patrol Squad-1,2; Annual Staff-4. MARTHA THERESA ROWE Band. 39 Seniors LAWRENCE RAY SHIPMAN Football-4. WILLIAM PAUL SHIPMAN CAROLYN YVONNE SINGLETARY Band-1; National Honor Society-3,4; Latin Club-3,4; French Club-3,4; Student Guidance Committee-4. KATHLEEN SINGLETARY Patrol Squad-1,2,3,4; Student Council-2; Glee Club-3; Band-3; Dramatics-3,4. IRIS ARDELLA STEWART ANNIE DORIS SUTTON Glee Club-2; Charm Club-2,3. 40 MONTAGUE M. THOMPSON, JR. Student Council-1,2,3,4; Football-2,3,4. CALVIN THOMPSON Seniors ROBERT LEE THOMAS Student Council-1,2,3; Patrol Squad-1,2,3; National Honor Society-3,4; Football-3,4; Dramatics-3,4; Glee Club-4; Latin Club-4; Intramural Steering Committee -4; Yearbook Staff-4. PAULINE SUTTON RUTHIE MAE TAYLOR Glee Club-2,3; Latin Club-3,4. JACQUELYN REBECCA THORNE Patrol Squad-1,2,3; Student Coun-cil-1,3; Newspaper Staff-1,2,3,4; Cheering Squad-2; National Honor Society-3,4; French Club-3,4; Latin Club-3,4; Student Guidance Committee-3. 41 Seniors WILLIE JAMES TIGS Pemberton High School: Commercial Club-1,2; Drill Team-1,2; E. E. Smith High School: Homeroom Vice President-3; Dramatics-4. VINOLA TOWNSEND BURNIS WADDELL CATHERINE WALKER Glee Club-2. KENNETH CLAY WALKER EDGAR DAVID WALLS, III Homeroom President-1,2,3; Student Council-1,2,3,4; Art Club-1,2,3,4; Homeroom Vice-Presi-dent-4; Yearbook Staff-4. 42 Seniors JAMES W. WILLIAMS, JR. Band-1; Glee Club-2,3,4; Football-4. BETTY JEAN WOODS PATRICIA LOUISE WELLS FRANCES G. WILLIAMS Glee Club-2,3,4; Dramatics-2; Band-3; Student Council-3,4. JEAN DELORES WILLIAMS JO ANNE WILLIAMS Glee Club-3,4. • 3 Seniors EMMA NELL WORMLEY Newspaper Staff-2,3,4; French Club Sccretary-3,4; Dramatics; Annual Staff-4. DANIEL ADAMS Glee Club-3. ROBERT EARL BLUE BRENDASHAE YARBORO Band-3; Dramatics-3; Glee Club-3,4; Library Club-3,4. EVELYN BRYANT Band-3; Glee Club-4. FRANCIS McCOY FRANCENA McNEILL Seniors MARY MALLARD Not Pictured LEON MELVIN ANNETTE PETERSON SARAH PRATT Student Council-4. 5 jCasf Will And Testament We the E. E. Smith High School Senior class, of nineteen-hundred and sLxty, in the county of Cumberland, and in the state of North Carolina, being of sound mind and Dody, do hereby bequeath our last will and testament. To Mr. Miller we leave our sincere appreciation for every thing he has done for us. To the faculty, without whose guidance and understanding we could not have made it, we leave our heartfelt thanks and deepest gratitude. To the Juniors we leave the reputation of the class of 1960, in hope that you will be able to measure up to our standards. To the Sophomores, our little brothers and sisters, we leave our sympathy and the thought that 1962 will be here soon. The following members of the class wish to leave a few personal possessions to certain specified underclassmen. Virginia Nesbitt wills her ability to do exercise to Helen Manning. Shady McBride leaves her expansive vocabulary to Ruby Burney. Barbara Farlow wills her poise and sophistication to Elgene McLaurin. Emma Wormley wills her typing ability to Michael Anders. Vevernease Johnson wills her Alto Sax position to Sylvia Pindle. Troy McMillan wills his typing ability to Arthur Davis. Willie Holmes wills his friendly personality to Marlyn Walker. Brenda Yarboro wills her band determination to Vivian Graham. Resna Allen wills her ability to be liked to Judith Wilkins. Willie Tigs wills his typing ability to Nancy McMillan. Donald LaHuffman wills his seat in the auditorium to Bill Moore. Elsie McDougald wills her personality to Gloria Judd. Claralene Gordon wills her geometrical ability to Erma Patterson. Barbara Alexander wills her beautiful voice to Patricia Regis. Kenneth Scott wills his ability to give parties to Chessley Robinson. Mary Brewington wills her lady-like qualities to Bertha Williams. Gwendolyn Gainey wills her cheerleading suit to Dorthy Bullock. Eva McEachern wills her position in the Glee Club to Westra Johnson. George Lowery wills his right hand with a baseball mit to Theodore Howard. Resna Allen Elsie McDougald Executrix 46 Surprise!!!! Swoon!! Campus Pride? Hurry Glamorous Line Cutters! ?! ?! 'Spring Fever 47 Most Likely to Succeed Jacquelyn Thorne Laddie P. Bell Most Studious Carolyn Singletary Laddie P. Bell Best Looking Charlesina Holmes Edgar Walls Most Intellectual Shady McBride Charles McMillan Most Athletic Emma Wormley Paul Shipman Friendliest Wilma Highsmith David Daniels Most Popular Jacquelyn Thorne John Mebane 48 Best Dancers Beatrice Monroe Belton Hayes Best All Around Jacquelyn Thorne Laddie P. Bell Superlatives Most Talented Barbara Alexander Laddie P. Bell Most Religious James Porter Queen Felder Wittiest Gwendolyn Gainey Ray Coleman Best Dressed Charlesina Holmes Cessel Johnson Most Courteous Rita Newton Douglas Gilmore 9 September 4, 1956 was historic day for E. E. Smith, for on that day the crass of '60 entered to begin its four years' journey. This great exodus was similar to that of a big, bustling h’arbor, where people were boarding ships for journeys all over the world, but on this day, Setpember 4, 1956, two-hundred and seventy two enthusiastic students boarded the liner--Reminiscene for the land of Realism. They began the voyage by adjusting to their new surroundings which was to be their home for the next four years. After adjustment, they began to explore and to take part in different activities aboard, such as singing in the glee club, participating in the dramatics club, the cheering squad, the band, and sports. Soon many formed the core of these organizations and were accredited as being outstanding. But life aboard was not all play and no work and soon many found it to be so. The price of wisdom is above rubies, Old Testa-ment Job xxviii, 18. On the third year of the voyage, this ship docked at an isle for an enchanting evening of gaiety, melodious music, and dancing. Many said afterward they could have danced all night. This event climaxed three year6 of sailing. The fourth year of the voyage was destined to be the most eventful. The passengers had awaited this year filled with anxiety, anticipation, and joyfulness for this year the voyage would be ended. Many said in their moments of reverie they could faintly hear strains of 'God of Our Father' which would greet them when the voyage was finally over. However, Fate had so ordained it, that many, who had embarked upon the voyage four years ago, had been caught up in the sands of time, so that not all remained. The Reminiscence made several more stops before reaching its destination. The last and most important stop came on June 1, 1960. Everyone disembarked and streamed toward the shore where each went his seperate ways: some to happiness, others to success and others..................... This is an authentic report written aboard the liner Reminiscence. Shady R. McBride, Historian nc’.. “ClimS Gvery Mountain Smith, though we're leaving, No more to share All the joys and sorrows, We whisper a prayer. Though we have mastered Ev’ry feat and woe, We will still go forward With thy light aglow. CHORUS A light that will shine As the love that you give, Every day of our lives For as long as we live. Barbara Alexander 1 a s s e m C I a s s S o n 9 The time has come when we must part From that unfaltering trust we hold in our hearts. Dear Smith, your love we'll always cherish For it will neither die nor perish. We have shared our sorrows and our joys yet--And together we solved the problems we met. With heavy hearts and tears of sadness We must depart from our years of gladness. We must face life's future whatever it may bring. And make the best everything. We must eat of the bitter, and eat of the sweet. Conquer the foes, which we must meet. We'll long remember you in all we do. To you, dear Smith, we promise to be true. We’ll fight as soldiers on the battle-field. We'll strive, seek and yet not yield. 'Till we see the face of the rising sun, 'Till we know our battle is won. We'll wave the banner o'er land and sea. Dear Smith, we know we'll never forget thee. 51 Elsie McDougald Class Prophecy The big day was finally here! Yes, just 4 hours and 45 minutes from now. June 12. 1985, is to be held the large ••reunion of the graduating class of 1960 of E. E. Smith Senior High School. Smith graduates of that class all over the world have made preparations to attend this great event. At the Laddie P. Bell Memorial Hospital in Washington, D. C. where Misses Elnita Cogdell and Betty Jackson are head nurses and I. Miss Eva McEachern, am surgical nurse, plans have been nude for substitutes who will take over while we are away. Everyone is excited, for this will indeed lie a memorable day for all of us. On my way to the airport. I wondered if the aims and ambitions of my fellow classmates had been accomplished. But, finally, the answers to the many questions that raced through my mind would soon be known, for I had now reached the airport. As 1 boarded my plane, I took a glance at the pilot, and though his face wore a mature and sophisticated look, 1 knew instantly who it was. Yes. you guessed it! Arthur Pindle. We talked for a while before the plane began to take its flight, and I learned from him that his high school pal. Kenneth Scott, was now a research chemist at Cape Canaveral. Pindle, of course, could not attend the reunion because of his job. but he sent his best regards. My flight to North Carolina was one full of reminlcing, wondering and impatient waiting. When my plane finally got there. I saw that things had really changed since I'd been away. As I walked down the street through the spring rain. I saw tall buildings where only small ones used to be. I approached the school--the place where our lives had been molded. Here it stood--unchanged, only a little older than I remembered. I walked slowly up the walk, and ascended the steps of the place to which I had come so many times. The familiar halls were quiet, and I was led to the auditorium. Though the auditorium was packed, there was another hour before we would be welcomed by the principal of E. E. Smith Senior High School, now Me. Joseph David Daniels. We were introduced to a lady whom he called the Greatest History Teacher in North Carolina, and I knew then that it could be no one else but Shady McBride. Our attention was turned to the door where in came Miss Elsie McDougald and Mr. Ray Coleman who had T V Shows of their own in Hollywood. California. I learned by them that we were to be entertained with musical selections by Miss Barbara Alexander who was a partner to Johnny Nash on Broadway. Miss Harriett McAlister, one of the greatest cosmetologists out west, entered the auditorium with Miss Resna Allen, who was now a noted psychiatric social worker in the West Indies. It was really a pleasure to see these old faces again. We sat there for awhile, everybody talking together about old times when five distinguished ladies walked in. They were Misses Wiola Chapman. Wilma Highsmith. Carolyn Gilbert. and Jane Hatterser. who were all teachers at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. It was now time for the reunion program to begin. Dr. J. D. Daniels welcome was one that made us all feel that we really were welcomed back to our old Alma Mater . Among those who entertained us were the Four Lads : James Williams, Odell Currie. Willie Holmes and James Brown---One of the most popular singing groups since the • Drifters 25 years ago. Miss Jacquelyn Thorne. America's greatest female doctor and Miss Louetta Brown, a laboratory technician at Columbia University were guest speakers. We were given music by the North Carolina College Choir, whichwasunder the direction of Miss Mary Brewington. But to my surprise. Miss Joanne McLaurin. now singing alto with the Norman Noboff choir, sang a wonderful solo. Among others present were Dr. Thomas McLaurin. now President of Yale University and Professor Charles McMillan, who is now a French teacher at Morehouse College. Miss Carolyn Singletary and Mr. Douglas Gilmore are also French instructors, but are at Spivey University . Incidently. Charles Patterson, a photographer for the R. Thomas Observer (founded by Robert Thomas) was taking pictures of all of the people who were present. After the main features were over, we were taken to the cafeteria where we were fed a wonderful dinner, served by Misses Doris Fuller, chief cook, and Brenda Yarboro. her assistant. This wonderful day came to an end and we looked at this place to which we came -- the place which had held our laughing, our growing and our loving. We arc now sad. for we realize that the echoes of our laughter, our heartaches, and our love have died with our leaving. Ana only we know now. how important it all was to us then............French. English, physics. But then we had to depart, for we all have businesses of our own. Eva McEachern 52 President - James Ray; Vice-President - Chessley Robinson; Secretary - Dorothy Bullock; Treasurer - Marlyn Walker. Alton80 Adams Melissa Anderson Dorothy Avant Benjamin Beaulort Glenda Benjamin Ella Bethea Isabella Blue Robert Boone Jessie Brayboy Bessie Brayboy Leroy Brcece Ellen Brinkley William Bristow Lula Brown Hazel Brown Velma Broun Dorothy Bryant Dorothy Bullock James Burns Robert Burney Ruby Burney Lewis Burton Willie Butler Nettie Campbell Robert Carter Ronnie Chalmers Bertha China Alexander Cole Weldon Copeland Carolyn Council Phil Council Benjamin Cowan Loeta Cowan Del Trlcia Currie Patricia Davis Arthur Davis Audrey Davis Betsy Davis Carolyn Dixon Josejih Dunham Juanita Dukes Cosmos Eaglin Marion Easterl ing Phillip Elliott Howard Evans Gertrude Freeman Henry Caddie Nannie Geralds Margie Geralds Linda Glllis Harold Gregory George Gcnnerette Ann Gough Gene Graham Maxine Graham Vivian Graham Walter Hairc Charles Hightower Christine Hill Barbara Howell Theodore Howell Reginald Hughes Carey Hughlcy Caldwell Jackson Miriam Jackson William Jackson u mors Robert Jeffreys Patricia Jeralds Ralph Johnson Wcstra Johnson Gloria Judd Wllleta Kennedy Willie Mae Le is Robert Lynch Delores Major Helen Manning Judith Marshall Betty McAlister Freddie McAlister Lonnie McAlister Thomas McBride Erskine McCauley Felton McCoy Delores McDonald Joyce McDonald Charles McDougald Barbara McKclvin Betty Ann McKothan Melton McKethan Shirley McKethan Frank McKoy Janies McKoy Elgcne McLaurin James McLean Ann McMillan Hattie McMillan Nancy McMillan Sarah McMillan Almctta McNeill Ernest McNeill Jessie McNeill Mary Alice McNeill James McRae Fred Modern Magdalene Monroe Shirley Monroe William Moore Francis Morrison Margaret Pierce Sylvia Pindle Eddie Purcell Shirley Raynor Helen Richardson Patricia Regis Blanche Murchison Marie Murchison Robert Murphy Flora Nesbitt Gwendolyn Peatcn Erma Patterson Esther Reddick Joseph Ray Ida Ray James Ray Thomas Settles Christine Shaw James Earl Shaw Jeanette Shaw Dorothy Simmons Dorothy Smith Edna Smith Kenneth Smith Ruby Smith Clarissa Stewart Charles Stalworth Mai Vanluc Virginia Virgil Joseph Walker Joyce Walker Marlyn Walker Maxine Walker Glorestine West William White Alexander Williams Bertha Williams Dorothy Williams Mary Ann Williams Olgatha Williams Lena Wright Chesslcy Robinson op omorcs Cheryl Allen Michael Anders Lenora Audrey Lester Amt John Archy Janice Baldwin Samuel Beaufort Thomas Berrien Eullna Blrkhead Betty Blue Grace Blue James Blue Marvui Blue Carolyn Boone Elvira Boone Odell Bowden Gwendolyn Boykin Gene Breeden Racford Brewinfiton Carl Bronson Sylvester Bronson Rcndell Brown Sennie Mac Brown Mae Bryant David Bullock Sylvester Burns Phillip Butler Fred Byrd Annie Campbell Gertie Campbell Eugene Carver Johnny Carver William Carver Mack Chapman Maxine Chapman Odell Cobb James Cook Quisana Cooper Allen Cope lard Norma Copeland Joseph Covington Rosa Covington OH. � p Homores Estelle Cromedy Belinda Currie Clarence Cain Henry Dancy Annie M. Davis Billy Davis Glenda Davis James Dixon Elrenia Dunham Jacquelyn Doub Burl Evans William Evans William Evans Willie Evans Jacquelyn Files Glenn Foy Cecil Freeman Earl Freeman Beulah Fuller David Garner Annie Geddie Mildred Geddie Jimmy Gibbs Joseph Gillespie Harold Gilmore Paul Gilmore Henrietta Graham Willie Gray Cleveland Hall Gladys Hill Grace Hill Walter Holmes James Hoston Shirley Hoston Gladys Hudson John Hughley Sandra Ingram William Jenkins LaJune Jeralds Vernon Johnson John Jones Robert Jones Myrtle MacRae Lois McAlister Pearl McAlister Robert McAlister Leon McArthur Clarence Bethea Willie McCallum James McClellan Maggie McClellan Bonnie McCoy Novella McDougald Bobby McEachcrn Emma McEachcrn James McCee Ollie McGuire Bcttyc McKclvin David McKeithan Annie McKinnon Carolyn McKinnon Ernest Me Kinsey Bernard McKoy Elbert McKoy Roscoe McKoy Theresa McKoy Mary McLaurin Clyte McMannue Clara McMillan Harvey McMillan Barbara McNeill Marion McNeill omorcs Calvin Kelly Charles Kenny Elizabeth King Janet King Betty Lewi 8 John Lucas Roberta McNeill Blondie McPherson William McQueen Ella McRae Laura Malloy Thelma Manuel Annie McNeill Rosevelt McMillan Robert McNair Wilbur Massey Ruby Matthews Verna Matthews Gene Maynor Helen Melvin Lois Melvin Linda Miles Mary Monroe Richard Monroe Frank Moore Judith Moore Joan Murchison Freeman Oates Emma Paige William Paige Barbara Parker Juanita Parker Brenda Pittman Rosie Porter Richelean Powers David Prince Samuel Prince Vinna Purcell Eula Quick Carrie Ray Ida Ray Nathaniel Raynor Edgar Redmond Jessie Richie James Riggans Charlie Rob in son Christine Robinson Gloria Robinson Linda Robinson Sandy Robinson Clifford Rodgers James Rodgers Willie Roundtree Edward Reuse Gloria Walls Elaine Washington Faye Wats cm Cecelia White Sue Whitted Judith Wilkins Agnes Williams Annie Williams Dorothy Williams Jacquelyn Williams Raymond Williams Wilbur Williams Charles Willis Frank Wily Alice Womack Margaret Womack Clyde Wooten Jeremiah Wooten Brenda Smith Charles Smith Milton Smith Percy Smith Eddie Talialerro Edward Taylor Betty Thompson Charlie Thompson Fred Thompson Betty Torrey Chester Tucker Pete Walker Not Pictured Jennings Wright Linda Wright Wallace Turner Sop homo res Carolyn Shaw Martin Shepherd Elaine Simmons George Simpson Henry Sims Barthel Smith Our Student Council President - Kenneth Scott; Vice-President - Arthur Pindle; Secretary - Patricia Regis; Assistant Secretary - Judith Wilkins; Treasurer - Sylvia Pindle; Business Manager - Thomas Berrien; Campaign Manager - Donald LaHuffman. The main objective of the Student Council has been to serve the student body. In our democratic society the government of the people has always worked toward serving the people. The objectives which were outlined by the Student Council for the year 1959-60 have been thoroughly exercised. I take great pleasure in saying that this organization has truly been very effective. The guidance rendered to us by Miss C. L. Thompson really inspired us to rise to the heights that we have accomplished. We wish to extend heartiest thanks to Miss Thompson. In conclusion. I advocate that if the future Student Council will acquire the confidence and support of the student body, this organization will reach higher heights and uphold the standards of this great organization. Editor-in-Chief - Laddie P. Bell. Jr.; Associate Editor - Judith Moore; News Editor - Resna Allen; Secretary - Mary McLaurin; Feature Editor - Erma Patterson; Sports Editor - Marlyn Walker; Business Manager -Arthur Pindle. The 1959-60 school term has marked the 7th year that the Myrtle Lennon Chapter of the National Honor Society has been in effect. The society has been very active this year exchanging programs with various schools. In this way, it has fulfilled its aims of service, leadership, scholarship and character. Thomas McLaurin .............................................President Dorothy Bullock.........................................Vice-President Sylvia Pindle ...............................................Recording Secretary Patricia Regis ..............................Corresponding Secretary Chessley Robinson .......................................... Treasurer Jacquelyn Thorne) Barbara Alexander)....................................Dean ot Probates Laddie P. Bell, Jr. Arthur Davis Barbara J. Howell Westra Johnson Whilliam White Robert L. Lynch Arthur Pindle James Ray Carolyn Singletary Smith “Zh S.o. es plans C ifear Club y President - John Mebane; Vice-President - Robert Thomas; Secretary - Elnita Cogdell; Correspondence Secretary - Rita Newton: Business Manager - Ray Coleman; Make-Up Manager - Barbara Alexander: Stage Manager - Albert Feemster. President - Theresa Locklear; Vice-President - Brenda Yarbobo: Secretary - Del Tricia Currie; Assistant Secretary - Rosa Porter; Treasurer - Douglas Gilmore; Parliamentarian - Ellen Brinkley. 3vencd Clu6 President - Thomas McLaurin; Vice-President - Charles McMillan; Secretary - Emma Wormley; Treasurer - Douglas Gilmore; Chairman of Committees - David Daniels. Catin Club President - Jacquelyn Thorne; Vice-President - Louetta Brown; Secretary - Ruth Penny; Assistant Secretary - Resna Allen; Treasurer - Carolyn Singletary. North : .tsraaai II i«HB ii: SOSB ■ I Carolina Student industrial Organisation President - Archie Fairley; Vice-President - Trellis Walker: Secretary - Robert McAlister: Treasurer - Paul Shipman: Sgt. at Arms - Robert Blue. 67 Band Senior Members: Eva McEachern, Martha Rowe. Vivian Brightharp. Iris Stewart. Kathleen Singletary, Mae Quick. Rosaline Butler. Pauline Oates. Ray Coleman. Jean Howell. Majorettes: Judith Marshall (Head). Sandra Ingram. Judith Wilkins, Mai Vanlue, Sennie Mae Brown. Martha Rowe. Drum Major - Thomas Berrien. 68 Qlee Club Senior Members: Barbara Alexander. Resna Allen, Mary Brewington, Evelyn Bryant. Viola Chapman. Mae Freeman. Gwendolyn Gainey. Margaret Hill, Betty Jackson. Vivernease Johnson. Beulah Lane. Elsie McDougald. Eva McEachern. Joan McLaurin, Ruth Penny, Melva Pridgen. Francis Williams. Joanne Williams, Betty Woods. Brenda Yarboro. Laddie P. Bell, Jr. (Accompanist), James Brown, Ray Coleman. Odell Currie. Willie Holmes. Willie Hurley, Donald LaHuffman, Robert Leach. Thomas McLaurin, Charles McMillan. John Mebane, James Porter. Robert Thomas. Regal BiS Deal;,, Hey, dah! Honest Labor Concentration • • 'Isolation Miss Homecoming The title of Miss E. E. Smith for the school year 1959-60 was captured by Miss Mae Frances Freeman. She is a member of the 12-2 class, sponsored by Miss C. L. Thompson. Her attendants were (from left to right): Miss Queen Felder - a member of 12-3. sponsored by Mrs. M. L. Spivey. Miss Patricia Jeralds of Mrs. D. E. Lane's homeroom. Miss Mae Frances Freeman. Miss Rita Newton, who is a member of Mrs. I. C. Fowler's 12-1 homeroom. Miss Ann McMillan - a member of the 11-2 class, sponsored by Mrs. C. L. Massey. 72 With a record of 5 wins and 4 losses, the Golden Bulls of E. E. Smith Senior High School ended another victorious season on the grid-iron. Their success is attributed to the very capable leadership of Coaches D. T. Carter and D. S. Kelly. The Bulls co-operated whole-heartedly with their co-captains William Shipman, John Mebane, and Connie Boykins. The other senior players were William Council, William Jones. Montague Thompson, Malcolm Foy, James Brown, David Daniels, Lawrence Shipman. Robert Thomas, and James Williams. William Shipman and Connie Boykins are to be especially commended for securing the honor of being selected as players in the Shrine Bowl game. William Shipman was again outstanding by being selected All-State End. Our Qolden “Bulls” Basefia!! The Bulls put their best foot forward this year, beginning their season with a 7-0 record. They are again putting in their bid for the State Crown, as in previous years. This year, Robert Drake, the only senior on the team and whose batting average is 599. has truly led them to victory. Although our varsity exemplified the highest of school spirit, in most cases they were defeated. Even then, though, their performance was very good. 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