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

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Q53-E1.. -fztf e I the A fer .1 v 4- fag r 1, A ,,.V lu, ,,, I V - -v E f Qfly:f1'f-4'i'1' f ' Z- :.-fvv. . .' A if'-1.--ww 214 . 4, we sw 4' 7? 174. w.f,,.fgf .. V if 'iff f ' ,. , 1:-, 'PZ' 3 ' -,ck w.:,. 1, si: 11,1-, , ,N -L , 'i f5'fi-itil: 'fx :Q ,i j 4 . -z-:-,. ,555 -,E-, 5- fr X: - .. Q51-'lf3Agjj2.:e,g We, as seniors are extremely proud to have at last attained this cherished distinction--Seniority. It makes us realize, that though these twelve years have been trying ones,this air ofpreeminence that we feel, sufficiently rewards for the hard work we have done. Since our first years in school we have dreamed of the time when we'd take the lead in school activities, when we'd be the upperclassmen--the Seniors. Our Parents and teachers have been our inspiration. They have guided us through the years and have looked forward to sharing this honor with us. It seems only proper that they should be able to do so. So, as we leave these walls, it is our hope that we have left behind, the memory of a class of truly dignified seniors. The Senior class of E. E. Smith Senior High School from the county of Cumberland,the city of Fayetteville, in the State of North Carolina, Presenting the 1961 edition of the SMITHSONIAN We are indeed proud to have achieved the honorship of SENIORITY and we now, in remembrance of our most cherish- able moments. Present. . . 3 Q -Gun Sjtnfve X iK f?j341 i711?5Q?.,ef ggi? vig! A 42 -at k1ef?wf?jf:5Xa ?3 w 41 4:1 43 if E -ig 43 gg 5451? E Y QCL f ie- Yff-52 M MFI? -51 K W 222 M 47235 1:52343 412- 4223 Y Wijw9 L Iggy 4434 I grikzkf .- W1 M iffx VX 2? A I Y 1 , f 2 . :,i1v?x.Z.-:J . - ' - ., I 3419 no X H 2 Ziff - It 1131 117- . Tift' 3. ,, iff? Jiqziyif X awww X Q 131 X V if 35 'f W 'qa ffm M E X Rig f L.1 'sX? ' X FRA XXI! W' iw ' 'X NL, FEW W in N -fm if 1 ' . i -.we-1.f -1, , , .1 13.1, 5,5-5 ,. , w: f.f Dedicated fo.. an-vm 10 ' xl! 1 .wma For your concern of us reaching our star kingdomg for your understanding, helpful and wise decisions and advice, plus many more numerous praises you deserve, we dedicate this year our edition of the Smithsonian to you. You are our guiding star, one who started us to glow in all determination to reach the top, to shine in the fullest extent even in the darkest situations of life. We shall forever be thanking you. We shall always remember you. We shall smile and thank heartwarmingly when we have brought honor to ourselves, that it was you who made such honor worth having. It was you who gave us sense of values in lif e. To atruly dynamic figure in our High School life, we dedicate our yearbook to you ----------------- MRS. N. S. WILLIAMS 6 . NW51 4 Q .eff-, 4 4: -, 452'-xrwbzglf f T-L , - - if .5 ,gf ivmwsfu-.-sr .f .,.N..,:--.J-.',..f E, ,E Q.. 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'iwmfiwtstatw' , in miami Q-Y it .J wit X vt.,.,m ,AWA its ,.-it 1a.,,,n W, NNW . .. limi nnssm.,,w+wv.-mi-i-ww wwgxhe ' 'xfJlifMifs1-tifme2-Wlittxwhttt-Yi'W ' -.1 wzwws. -' ' i ' tilwzt- hgtrwbl-X ' So then the year is repeating its old story againg We are come once more, thank God, to its most charming chapter. It always makes a pleasant impression on us when we open again at these pages of the book of 8 goreworcf Time and circumstance, crisis and decision, failure and success, war and peace, cowardice and courage--these are the moldings of our lives. We wonder where and when each will be born into existence, but we cannot know these things so far beyond our limiting conceptions. To reminisce and recall the memories of past joys and sorrows are what makes life a thing of realizing what per- haps lies in future undertakings. The cream of our High School days is yet to be skimmed by the unseen fates that await us somewhere in the future. We know not how we shall be judged, but we have thrust forth our purest hand. As we finger the following pages, we see the moving forces that have made for a certain exactness in the pattern of our High School lives--bittersweet happiness of classwork, overwhelmed joy at the winning of football, basketball and baseball games, light and frivolous gaiety on an icy, snow filled campus or just a casual chit-chat at lunch time while watching Intramural activities. These little things, among countless others, are what we remember most from our High School days. my Contents 0 '5 g f .. . A Administration ' Classes .Q l ' Activities Athletic s Features ' Advertisements 4-lx.m' : X, . As fivecf By Zhe Class Cf 1961 9 I I 11 f10,,1Wl1N 'W 1 1 1 1 C I I 11 ffl! 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'N .. - .- .5,,,..,.. ,px . x . Q. .- , , G, Q -' f vid 'ilaf Y' bg, ' xx -' SN? . 'W . . fi. X9 5. ., ..:'Pf1SjY.f, fT' ' T A A H .,.,.,, x , x -.-. W-. Asgf ' aw' - ,.,. 1 Q i W 'fb Y I In the presence of these activities, and others similiar all attendants stand and sing from their hearts with great pride and sincerity. . C ,1..,,.,.5,:fw,.,, z., vii? .' ' V , 1 5, 4 . ' 1 1' , ' ,-.53 e:.-- W' , ' 'Y I ,,,. . '- - t I V' fin i gig. .i ,115 is rw . -' -1 Q . .... 1 ' -f - f. -54,91 .X -fs--,.,:,4 ':'?14'f.-'V W-'- Q'-121 1 ..,.. , ...,,,,,, X Q 12 4 Qui' 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 sing in the praises of our Smith High School Rah, Rah, Rah, with hearty cheers, Hip, Hip, Hip, We'll 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 sing in the praises of our Smith High School I3 J. C. Clement Senwr C. L. Thompson I. C. Fowler Sponsors M. L. Spivey To these four persons we are indeed thank- ful for the guidance, the understanding and the efforts, they extended in behalf of our betterment through life. For them, if for no other reason, we will strive to become an intergral part of the higher society for which they have prepared us. I4 301' whom our sc-QQOL is named Rf Q 2. '-,sw 'N Qt t , .. J lx al To you E.E.Smith may mean many different things,but the name is that of a very great educationer Dr.EzekielEzra Smith. In addition to his achievements in education he was also a preacher, a soldier, a businessman and a diplomat. Dr. Smith was born on May 23, 1852 to free parents in Duplin County, North Carolina. Among the many difficulties of his early childhood there were no schools for Negroes. Following the civil war the few schools in the South were opened to Negroes. Ezekiel worked and saved enough money to enter Shaw Collegiate Institute, now Shaw University, in Raleigh, as a work student. In 1878 Ezekiel Smith completed his formal education receiving an A. B. Degree. The following fall Dr. Smith was elected principal of a school in Goldsboro, North Caro- lina. Feeling his call to preaching Dr. Smith was ordered by the Baptist State Convention of which he later became president of until 1883. Dr. Smith was also a member of the Falt Carey Foreign Mission Committee and was moderative of the Union Association. In the military aspect of his life Dr. Smith was important in the organization of the Fourth Battalion of the North Carolina General and in the same year, 1880, he was ap- pointed a major. Dr. Smith was sent to Liberia as Minister Resident and Council General of the United States. He served this important post for two years, during which time he was almost sole responsible in the great improvement of relations between the United States and Liberia. Now a high school has the honor and distinction of the name of this great educator, Dr.EzekielEzra Smith. And now also we the students, teachers and associates who have any contact with the school have the burden of upholding its great name and tradition. 15 Ad m' 0 lnlsiration 'YO THE- CLASS OE' i96i'. y to extend my congr atu- ood wishes tor tutur e . Xamhapp iations and sincere cg ' d success in your too, on your com X961 Smith- untimite Cong! atuiations , mendabie pr oduct, the dusting, students if om cout ses which ' if-now - sonian 'I ou , as gt a 5mith,haye compieted wer e designedto equip y ou with iedge , shiii and abiiity which viii enabie you to continue in coiiege or enter immediate empioyment. True, there may he a ieeiing, oi reg: et in ieayixig y our schooi and the numerous associations it gave you. Yet, there is at the same time a pieasgmt anticipation oi a new, rich and successiui iiie ahead. iN ehope that the 19 6X Smithsonian vliii serye as a medium oi recaiiing, pteasant memot ies and it iendships oi days spent at smith. may Nierit, 'Yhriit and industry to a iiie ot achievement, cur ity. iead you happiness , and se Yours very truiy, E.. c. winter , Principai 13 Mr S S- I. ecretarjli Johnson O Principal -li Mrs ' H amrick TITLE. Llbraf-ian I6 4 Behind every great man there is al- ways the inspiration and love of an equally great woman- Principal and Mrs. Miller. A, V., Miss C. L. Thompson, Guidance Counselor Mr. E. E. Miller, Principal Able leaders who annually guide pupils in their migration from adolesence to maturity. gaculiy Gut guides 50 Sfarcfom. -Bethea, Mrs. B. R. D Carter, D. T. ff' S , ,,,., . 4. 8 9' 385:-, uw W, V i if 'ivy M X - x 6 , X .. PX, W :Riff lj X . 2 ' Wea x, . ,. ' - -:egg-1 X . lg: .4 :,:',1-.,:5::,s rf ,ff-:.qf 4-ww gif- -is -'-' ww Sox YQ. 5: SI 1 .Z .,. Q Clayton, M. Clement, Mrs J 3 . P' Cxdcu' C gaculfy - 1' Currie, W. E. Drake, J. F. I9 Fowler, Mrs. I. C. . 55 XXOXGGV , wx iffxlfv-Q fans- Hollingsworth, J. Kelly, D. S. Faculty Lane, Mrs. D. E. Massey, Mrs- C- L. McA11ister,Miss E. ZO F ffm McCoy, J. A. McLean, Miss M. gaculty Reeder, Mrs. B. R. Spivey, Mrs. M. L. Zl ., f,. . 'Zim- ..11.,..3?,f:ff.:,..: .3 Z.. ' , .14 f and ya: , 1 ,WW , . .,.- -... f , ,W , -x 'I ff , , 2 a ' 1 K . J! 1 My ffp' f Mims, Mrs. K. B. .xi smug. A . 5:5 , i m ..,, ,.. '. 1i2s1e,i1 k Q'Es'-- 1:-5 S12 T - 1 ,f . h15'pen, C - H. YN Walker, I. Walters, H. E. , C' L' 109500 1 M155 'YW gaculfy Ward, Miss M. S Wheeler, F- L- R. C.,Wi11iams B. H. Walker Deceased 22 Masrcofs Marsha Byrd Bernard Coachmen 'Seniors , f.1:,ffm1 ff ., e..,,,h, V, 3 ,U 1961 me-,.,,. f 219'-, ,f A - . ' 5 , X 5? , :W if-nv.. -'L M 532. ' 19. 'Q' ,. X . , -:. sf., V-, 5., I -,J in' 'Lt ' r: V ' lkf.: V-,-fav. ':-I Q :1 :iz Iif-..fa::12z :frm-93,4424 -51 fII:'-. A if 'Uv' Z4 1 ALPHONSO ADAMS A hand as liberal as light is to day . ME LISSA ANDERSON A faithful friend is the medi- cine of life. DOROTHY AVENT Never a dull moment. BENJAMIN BEAUFORT 'He strives for greater goals. GLENDA BENJAMIN 'Whose life is like the violets sweet. ELLA BETHEA Unique in her personality. Ghz Senior Class ELNORA BLUE Shut within herself a seed of learning. ISABELLE BLUE Blest with charm that always pleases. rv ROBERT BOONE A friend to all a foe to none. BESSIE BRAYBOY The-re's mischief in this heart. LEROY BREECE 'What we frankly give, forever is our own. ELLEN BRINKLEY Lead her to her task and conquer she will. gp 'GN 25 me Not Pictured ' 5 3 s nf, f tl WILLIAM BRISTOW V, One whom we are all pleased to call great. W HA ZE L BROWN 'FY ft' Never be weary of well doings. My T fm.. DOROTHY BULLOCK , - Silence is virtuous. ROBERT BURNEY Hasty climbers have sudden fa11s.' 1961 'Dx RUBYE BURNEY A soft answer turneth away wrath. LEWIS BURTON Possesses the famous threeg vim, vigor, vitality. 26 v Zfie Senior Class WILLIE BUTLER Art is his power. BERTHA CHINA An oak is not felled at one blow. mg NETTJE CAMPBELL If you have great talents, industry will improve. WELDON COKER Friendly, pleasant, and neat, just reet. 9' f .W ,.4 9. f 'ms M' amp .uf K t i ff: ' ' 3 --sau : v , . :xl 1, ' kt--:'-.:r1::- - , .J Q -1:::.,:':v .1 . Q gl: . .-:-f3X:gs.2::,,:::f:f'--g::g.j- stil: 'l' -WS' 125123 5-,: If:..'.1.E'5r11311:::E:.- 27 RONNIJE CHALMERS 'The honors of a genius are eternal. A LEXANDER COLE A better guy is hard to find, a star that will al- ways shine. -Ez . -1 A H- x, X4 , w. W -- 'Fw f Q 'C . V. A- ,A fl seam . s A f ' Q X -43'-gp' fi 'V-4: V' ag, ,-.1 'FW jfifhf ,Q wt if-I VX' 1961 28 PHIL ARTIS COUNCIL There's honesty, manhood and good fellowship in thee. CAROLYN COUNCIL Personality the greatest. LE ETTA COWAN All happiness is in the mind. DEL TRICIA CURRIE Helpful, agreeable and pleasant PATRICIA DAVIS Sugar and spice and everything nice. ARTHUR DAVIS Knowledge is rewarding. 55 Senior Class DE LORES DAVIS Work is often the father of pleasure. LODDINE DAWKINS A little help does a great deal. .wav ss vw CAROLYN DIXON A11 happiness is in the mind. J UANITA DUKES What your heart thinks is great, is great. IWW JOSEPH DUNHAM A fun loving lad. COSMOS EAGLIIN Quick, but aspiring A ' . Siu' Lon QA.,-v 29 PHILLIP ELLIOTT His conversation was brief. HOWARD EVANS In sports he is a star, a great one by far. OWILDA FIELDS 'Still achieving, stillpursuingl' HENRY GEDDIE 'Friend1y, pleasant and neat, just reet, NANNIE GERALD 'Friendship is the shadow of the evening which strengthens with the setting sun of life. MARGIE GERALD 'Love looks not with the eyes but with the heart. Zhe Senior Class PATRICIA GERALDS Friendly, popular, cuteg with a personality to bootl' LINDA GILLIS Blessed with charm that always pleases. lv DOROTHY GRAHAM Wise to resolve and pat- ient to perform. HAROLD GREGORY Behavior is a mirrow in which everyone shows his image. CAROLYN HASKINS Kindness wins friends! ULMA JEAN COLLIE Al1 happiness is in the mind. 3 I :MQW 4: -E. 31 V-we V A Q at M E ,, W x... ,- 'wmv' ' fag, f i um. --1 .. ch: W -. if X if x writ 51.4 -f 'Ui 1961 32 CHARLES HIGHTOWER Great men are sincere. JON MELVLN HILL A fun loving lad. GRACE HILL There is no greater everyday Virtue than cheerfuinessl' BARBARA JEAN HOWELL What sweet thoughts are thine REGIINALD HUGHES Whatever has been attained is attainable . CAREY HUGHLEY He lives to build not boast. 5He Senior Class Theodore Howell A little nonsense is relished by the best of men. William Jackson Honor the tree that gives you shelter. ,5-1513 4, Miriam Jackson A little help does a great deal. Caldwell Jackson Does everything well, by knowledge he excels. 1, Robert Jeffreys Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverance. Janice Johnson Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. ' Ep' v ,aenzi ., x Us man' V. Z I PIIP iw 'Q la s 4 -- t , r. N View -Y ,. :sex 1- ' X Q . X . N, x . 33 95 A, gm 1 ' 'UK ,,..,W is 96 H-an '- ww 34 Elisha Johnson Honesty is firm and upright and yields not. Robert Johnson Friendship, the older it grows the stronger it is. Westra Johnson As bright as her smile maybe brighter. Ralph Johnston He who is afraid oi doing too much, always does too little. Gloria Judd To know her is to enjoy her ways. Willeta Kennedy It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. 55a Senior Class Willie Mae Lewis With perseverence one surmounts all difficulties. Robert Melvin None but himself can be his pa.ra.llel.' Delores Major Friendship, the older it grows the stronger it is. Helen Manning It is more noble to make yourself great than be born so. Judith Marshall Sweetness in action and voice Eugene Melvin That within is a seed of learning. img,- ! W 'rev sf -Q-, , . 1, .,,--- 'ffl if? . Vx Lmggr MSZV 'X M. 35 QP it ' wake-1 'Q 96 1 36 John Mitchell The kind of person you can not help liking. Magdalene Monroe She who can express her thoughts. William Monroe He who once is good is ever great. William Moore All the world is a team, he plays on everyone of them. Barbara Morrison Her conversation was brief. Marie Murchison Make Friends of the wise. 5He Senior Class Blanch Murchison Respectful, play- ful, and helpful. Lonnie McAllister What is becoming is honest, and must always be becoming. Vivian McCall He that is a friend to himself knows, he is a friend to all. Fred McCauley Plan without pomp, rich without show. Frank McCoy Youth the glad season of life. Delores McDonald Delores is as good as Joyce is fair. 1-Q .i.f ,, A ,VK YP? Lx X. r-fx: fx A e 1-xj ,, zzlfxifzv. . v 37 - N- ws. . Us KVM' fs., fm- 'av' 'fra r . , ' 1 - P cp: Q. . fffzv- - 'gr if 5' ?' ,,A A aww ,.,, v a , W r 4 in es - ' 73114. ri . WA wat. 3 A 1.4L Q 1 .5 'V M wi ,pg VN i, 96 lyk,- 1 38 Joyce McDonald Joyce is as fair as Delores is good. Felton McKoy Youth is the time to learn. Bettye McKoy To err is human, to forgive, divine. James McK0y A little ray of sunshine always on the beam. Barbara McKelvin It's nice to be important, it's more important to be nice. Milton McKeithan Moderation, the noblest gift from heaven. Wie Seni Class Bettye McKeithan Nothing is denied to well directed labor. Frances McCoy Good instruction is better than riches. .-ms. 1-v if Shirley McKeithan Her conversation is brief. Elgene McLaurin Friendship is love with under- standing. James McLean There's honesty manhood, and good fellowship in thee. Maxine McNeill To have the har- vest, we must so receive. an--'Q 39 Charles McNeill Step by step the ladder is ascended. Almeana. McNeill B1est with charm that always pleases. Jesse McNeill No receipt openeth the heart but a true friend.' Mary Alice McNeill So rarely are beauty and brain combined. Ernest McNeill That pensive look that catches any eye . . . a star too art thou. Sarah McMillan As good as nature is fair. Zne Senior Class Ann McMillan Grace in her footsteps, care in her heart. Nancy McMillan A heart as far from fraud as heaven from earth. James Earl McRae Stern is his look, kind is his heart. Erma Patterson Pretty and petite dignified and sweet. Gwendolyn Peaten Life has no blessing like a prudent friend. Sylvia Pindle Humb1eness is always grace, always dignity. fifi 19- 1 Qi- mv. qw 'UR' bu... sf 41 '01 ,i -Abixx , , ,i s .V , V L3-1 bww' ' 'WW We-,A KL.- 96 1 .ff-WUIHHQ ws 1355. 'Uk iw-'uv' 4 2 James Ray Mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. Ida Ray Small service is true service while it lasts. Esther Reddick A quiet un- assuming girl. Patricia Regis A really great girl who's fun to know. Helen Richardson Be friendly and you will never want friends. Arlenia Rodgers Art is his power. Zhe Seni Chessley Robinson Wisdom is humble that it knows no more Leroy Robinson Men and things are valuable as they are servic- able. Evan. Clifton Rodgers Tis not what we have but what we enjoy that makes us happy. Thomas Settle A man's word is his honor. , qw 2 , Q, , gk li3 i v CN Q W. 5 .,,, ,J ' 2 Q Ara' VN f -. , Q , if . 1' J!-S'-55112,- --C: . V x ' T. ., ,543-:::-::fa:g::3:1:L:1:, .. . f . A, g f. Y-1 - :fm'I5g:,.,:-.L..!v-.. . 315:31-if 1'1'--i'f1,'3?6?'1??':?51fif51 - -wi f ' - 2. 495. 2' -Q. -. am: ' : .5 19- af, . .5,:-by S5513 .. 1 fie 5 if 43 Class Leonard Sanders To know him is to admire his ways. Janet Shaw A noble deed never dies. , - V J e v:-.-.-:ms X 1 Lge. Q 'Q' Dorothy Simmons A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Dorothy Smith Be wiseg soar not too high to fall, but a stoop to rise. Edna Smith Ever dependable in all things. Kenneth Smith A true and brave and down right honest man. Ruby Smith A soft answer turneth away wrath. Sadie Thompson Ideals are the wor1d's master. Wie Senior Class Emma Tousino Modesty is the color of virtue. Chester Tucker To live is to love. Randolph Tucker Self-trust is essence of hero- ism. Mal Vanlue A good reputa- tion is of great value. Virginia Virgil Humbleness is always graceg always dignityf Joseph Walker Some people think he's shy and quiet, but if you know him he's a riot. ff- , -333 3? at , ,yy 7 ,ev 2 'QQ QY5 is I -nv J' ,9 ,Niue 45 svxmw tag, 799 on 510 va 96 1 'lb' 46 Marlyn Walker We observed, listened . . . and tried to think before we spoke. A Maxine Walker Ever dependable in all things. Georgianna White We sought to maintain the standards . . . of a. great institution. William White Honesty is the best policy. Alexander Williams Friendly, pleasant, sweet, just reet. Dorothy Williams Happy the woman, happiest she. Wie Senior Class Rufus Williams A true friend is forever a friend. Marianne Williams Happy am I from care, I'm free. W ha Mona Boston Pretty, poise, personality plus. Bertha Williams Her true hap- piness makes others smile. Joyce Walker Friendly, pleasant and neat. Lena Wright All happiness in the mind. ff? haf' if Ma- 1 ids' 47 5 . ,vt ,- W way, 96 of 1 Jackie Crawford There's honesty, man hood, and good fellow- ship in thee. Audrey Davis If you have great talents, industry will improve them. Juanita Hazel A soft answer turneth away wrath. Charles McDouga.ld The honors of genius are eternal. Hattie McMillan Dare to be brave in the cause of the right. Leon Melvin Hasty climbers have sudden falls. Class Song WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN TUNE: I MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN Dear Smith High School, our parting hour is near Our sorrow will for'ere remain. All of thy wisdom we have stored in our minds And high character we've learned to attain. We'll share our faith with ev'ry troubled heart, So we shall not have lived in vain. Dear Smith High School, Dear Smith High School, Though now we part we'll ne'er forget That the time is now to fulfill each vow, For we may never pass this way again. We'll share our faith with ev'ry troubled heart, So we shall not have lived in vain. Dear Smith High School, Dear Smith High School, Though now we part we'll ne'er forget That the time is now to fulfill each vow, For we may never pass this way again. For we may never pass this way again. Sylvia Pindle 49 Staff of 5He 1961 Smifnsonian i Business Manager - Marlyn G. Walker fwe s,s,w, Advertising Committee James McKoy Arthur Davis ' T Art Editor -Arleana Rogers So A ccountant Reginald Hughes Sales Manager Leonard R. Sanders . Editor - Joseph Walker Secretary - Mona Boston N... I oooo Photographers Kenneth Smith Ernest McNeill Howard Evans .,.. ..f. . .,,..,, , r,:,A . ,. ,., 2, ' 3 'V l -1 -fy 1 5 ' ' , , fx 47 ,, ay' 1 , 4 1 f f ' .W1f ,A f gi! ,Q .7-Z?..,..,,M,Z5 Z, ' ' .A f ' 1 v ' , P ' 1 9 I 0 ,225 7 : i3 1-li:52,3ii:5 -' f Sports Editor Chesseley Robinson Proofreaders Erma Patterson Sylvia Pindle Barbara Howell Copy Editor - Westrra Johnson Assistant- Mary A. McNeill Editor - in Chief Joseph Walker 1 I 'Um 'si Xl-X . f' Class Poem If we look back on the road we've trod And then forward on the one ahead We'll find the first was pretty hard' But it was secureg the road we've trod. So, to take the second, we are afraid For insecurity is what we find' We don't want to take a step that's blind. One blind step may tear our future apart And with our future there goes our heart. That's the problem confronting us now As we stand on the platform and take our bow To the world out there where we'll take our place With those once ahead we'll soon be in pace. 1 , N kx kx xx xx ,- ' 1 1 ,7 17 M 7 f 7 7 y 7 7 7 So dear E. E. Smith we're counting on you To be our guide in this world we've come to. These three years with you makes us awf'ly sad. Oh we've had our hardships and struggles, true, But the better things come shining through, When we take our place in this world too. So Smith we'll all be leaving you now. We part in body but not in mind, Because we'll remember forever, somehow, The wonderful school we've left behind. Chesseley Robinson ly - 1 ' f -' xv- 'f W ' ' ' 5 XQJ 41:1 -. H A T35 ,K . 4 ' ' 9 ' 'U-il --v I . .- - Te-N-.,f 5. Q : ' A 7.5.-, it .,f .: .- J NU' ' . ij' ' fe N. Y, '3 we Stars fiirst Begin to Shine.. Having hitched our wagon to a star, we as seniors have left behind a path of which we can be proud. When we first joined this constellation as freshmen on September 4, 1958, we were eager, immature and untried. Undaunted by this we mingled and become a part of the Smith family and made our place among the other students. We participated in every phase of Smith's program. No matter how high or far we go, we'll always remember that enchanting evening in Hawaii on May 13, 1960. Stardust fell lightly on that tropical isle as everyone stopped to sway to the sweet strains of Aloha , and drank tropical mist. One particularlybright star landed in the athletic galaxy. As one reminisces during this period one can see the cheering crowds in the stands as our team set a new record in high school basketball inthe state, as they excelled in football and in baseball. The Milky Way shiningbrightly in the heavens, marks our niche in academic achievement. With the intelligency, in- itiative, diligency, purposefulness, and know-how character- istic of the seniors of '61, we have become one bright and gleaming cynosure. Now, after 3,000 light years, we have come to the place where the white gleam of our bright star is cast . We are no longer infants--we are graduating seniors. With poise and dignity our star has ended one phase of our lives. On the threshold of a new star and of a new galaxy we now take our stand. With the inspiration, knowledge, and experience we have gained from this, our guiding star, we will venture into a new constellation leaving behind a trail of stardust and our deepest and most profound gratitude. 'Patricia Regis, Historian S3 Berthawmiams Casting GH Starlight.. F10raNeSbm We the members of the Graduating Class of Nineteen Hundred Sixty-one, being of sound mind and health, do hereby will the following: To our principal, Mr. Miller, and faculty, we leave our most sincere gratitude and deepest thanks for their patience and encouragement during our years at E. E. Smith. To the Juniors we will our dignity, determination and anxiety that we once knew while waiting to become Seniors. To the Sophomores we will our ability to adopt the ways of all other Smithites and become a part of the Smith Family. The following members ofthe Gradu- ating Class of 1961 wishto leave, as special requests, a few of their personal posses- sions: Marlyn Walker wills his athletic abil- ities to Harold Walker. Westra Johnson wills her ability to stay on the honor roll to Betty Baldwin. Kenneth Smith wills his business-like manner to Thomas Berrien. Bertha Williams wills h e r second soprano position inthe Glee Club to Novella McDougald. Alexander Cole wills his all-around sports ability to Joseph Gillespie. Patricia Jeralds wills her sense of humor and ability to make friends to Carolyn Black. Ronnie Chalmers wills his slow but sho ability to Raymond Williams Del Tricia Currie wills her ability to play solo Bb clarinet to Agnes Williams. Joyce Walker and Barbara McKelvin will their hair styles to Virginia Congo and Wilma Lett. Sylvia Pindle wills her lst alto saxo- phone position to Carolyn Boone. Ernest McNeill wills his football jersey to Charles Willis. RubySmith wills her ability to always have a good time to Odell Bowden and Annie Nesbitt. Felton McKoy wills his ability to be cool to anyone who is always loosing his cool. Nannie Gerald wills her short-hand ability to Gladys Hudson. Robert Johnson wills his resonant baritone voice to Carl Swann. Ann McMillan and Margie Geralds will their p le a s in g personalities to Cynthia LaHuffman Barbara Howell wills her lady-like qualities to Sarah Patterson. Ruby Burney wills her talkativeness to Jacqueline Doub. Sarah McMillan wills her ability to stay slim to Margie Avant. Erma Patterson wills her ability to comb and style her hair to Mae Seabrook. Howard Evans wills his ability to run to Allen Coleman. Randy Tucker wills his ability to make friends to all new students. Reginald Hughes wills his wittiness to Rochester McLaurin. William Monroe wills his 30 points per game average to Billy Davis. Leonard Sanders wills his ability to dunk to Henry Dancy. Beyond Our Star Kingdom... In 1981 I parked my spacemobile on the asteroid of Gestetner. I saw my old classmates and conversed with all of them. I was quite surprised when Igot there and foimd out that Nannie Gerald was to be my Sociologist partner in the newly built Solar YWCA planned by William Moore and Caldwell Jackson. Marlyn Walker is the Physical Ed. Instructor there, and working with him is Howard Evans. Marlyn and Westra Johnson recently married. Westra is working in the Space Hospital as a Medical Technologist. Their wedding was a Reimion for the Class of 1961. The maid of honor was Mary McNeill, who is teaching Home Economics at the Moon High School, and the brides- maids were Patricia Regis, an English Instructor, Willeta Kennedy, a Physical Therapist, Judith Marshall, a Sociologist and Sarah McMillan a Nurse. The best man was Kenneth Smith a Psychiatrist. The ushers were James Raya Biology Instructor at the University of Venus, Cosmas Eaglin, Engineer, Leonard Sanders, Coach of Saturns, and Alexander Cole, star fullback of the Pluto Bears. The minister was Phillip Elliot, and the soloist Sylvia Pindle, who has a contract with Mercury Records. Atthe reception held in Jupiter Hall, I saw Carey Hughley who informed me he is now a football coach for the Neptune Rockets. William Monroe and Bertha Williams are now partners in a law firm. Bertha told me that Lewis Burton is working in the same building with them as a Business Administrator. William Bristow is now a Rocket Pilot. He brought Del Tricia Currie and Willie Mae Lewis, who are Social Workers to the wedding. After the reception, Ireturned to my star tent with my partner Nannie. She had been able to see some of the people I hadn't seen. Mona Boston isaResearch Chemist at the Venus Laboratory. We have several nurses at the Neptune Hospital, Elgene McLaurin, Margie Gerald, Maryanne Williams and Rubye Smith. Nannie informed me that Barbara Howell is now modeling for the House of Stars, where Joseph Walker is photog- rapher. Iran into Ernest McNeill while Iwas shopping on the moon, and he told me he is nowa Biologist at E. E. Smith Moon High School, where Dorothy Bullock and Linda Gillis are Commercial Ed. teachers. Arthur Davis is the Principal there, James McLean the Assistant Principal and Ann McMillan the Guidance Counselor. Youknow, I often wonder what my other classmates are doing on the moon, stars and other planets. I hope to meet them all at our Reimion in 1987 at the Uranus Auditorium. I have to go now, back to my work. I must prepare for my take off, and rocket Beyond the Star Kingdom. io-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1-o -------------- Fire!!! Patricia Jeralds S5 . 7 'Zf 1 1 ,, ' 12.1-:', ff . 9 t Snapsnots Q.. V- V if 'y 5' i 437mm- +.? . Mm Q A4. ' ., 1'1 ff I 'Dm-.. it Snapshots provide a powerful tie between past and present. A mere flick of the finger and memories are recorded. Time and place returns to mind and one easily reposes and reminisces. Onthis page we display pictures of our fondest memories, around campus, in class, on stage, impor- tant school days, et cetera. Portraits of the spirit of the class of 1961. 56 nu, I K UHIOFS President Clyde Wooten Vice-President . .e Joseph G111esp1 ,Q 5: LAW 1 Xi, G Q, o :M ' fe XM ' icy.-' s are ' wgirgazy A L .. C A J waxy. an f-Q H 'V 149 W N. 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Marlyn Walker . . .William Carver . Betty Davis . . Harold Walker . . Bertha Williams 64 ,, Q Q H K JA ' wif! izfimf-151' . 9 V' , 'I in , A .f i 'W.W,m 'E W' A - Il,-'.:j?f 1.f1' 1 fi V, su f l A ' ' ...,, ' ' if H . , .-N.. Q-53311 V T, .- H. E. Walters Director iw gm FN fx v , ' -' 4,11- . n. , , ,,, , XX-K f ,A .f,,-is wwf if U, -ff -' 1 - .Q-fa ,A . V.:-:Mabry 3 'Q ui H .S C - f' ' , ' ' ' I A ':. tl I Y r 5 ' ' Ae 1' ' 5, I 2 - ffl, ,A Pnl ,H ' ' fl It 'ff . gl, A ,X ,, I 1 -EM ff- , 1 , - , ,ff kg. lf fr ,. gg, . ,- - .i ,f 1 I A, -:Q M 1 - ' I ep -. -N 5 E x r' -- . :j'7.,.jfiEff-ZF' ' f - ifiq 1' ,, -E: 15 2 1' ' ' qxx 'lifi if Z if .' ' f , . X ' f ,gif , , - ,. ,n Q M V , - - ' X 1 yr'-42:4 f ff ' . .JL , '- f ff ' -- Q ff Qlgg, x g 1 in Qur 505001 Band fa Y ,,,,.. 65 Wx Q47 A JW 6 A! H1165 MM Z'IWa'MEum5Eu A r M mga 5 15136 Mmm L F0 PQQW fig? Q W QQMJQII S M LXXA ilcgav xirlrz 'Qu V' gl A H fVN?lCQn my KE u JM amiga WS w Q05 .Z SENIUIZLEHWATU IQES MM 2? 337 425 9 WCNLIL x G-mfr F rZ52 '4 ' NSD-w ! Melvfg FS U waisiv- Y I Wk , Q C I '-2-..,-may .ax .fa ,, z my ,J ,jr .. ,f .,f,a,.:,, z R',.C'Zf' ,f 'f we ' .15f.ef,g5f V ' +4f,7Q mf , f'i', fi President's Message: The school year of 1960-61 has been a year of advancement and accomplishment. The student councils roll, as a coordinator, feels that all that has been done would not have been possible were it not for the seniors. It is my sincere hope that, in your every endeavor, you achieve the acrne of success. gsenfatives . . .....-..... .... , , .. ,,, ,wswfll . A OFFICERS: Student Secretary Judith Moore ,,, ? ,, .,f. 9 2- ' L.. ,, i W . . 1 'a-1 iw -,mf Vice-President ,- Marlyn Walker Campaign Manager Chesseley Robinson Councd , Brenda Smith A Treasurer ' lf- Q. .. .-pr ', 1 -s.-:av I r -f 4'-c Asst. Secretary Brenda Kerr 68 Honor Society K V1 ii ' .. P X C.,-, X . President Dorothy Bullock Vice-President. . Wilbert Williams Corresponding Secretary. . Patricia Regis Chesseley Robinson Sylvia Pindle Mona Boston Carolyn Council S ENIOR MEMBERS Barbara Howell NATIONAL HONOR SOC ETY W P Q 2 ? ' wg, .SL 69 Westra Johnson Robert Melvin Lewis Burton Arthur Davis Secretary. . Sylvia Pindle Treasurer. . Rober t Melvin Sponsor. . Mrs. C. L. Massey g, 1 ,M-4 Hrencfi Clug President. . Chesseley Robinson Vice-President. . Westra Johnson Secretary. . Dorothy Bullock Sponsor. . Mrs. M. Spivey New HomemaQers of America President. . Barbara Howell Vice-President. . Ann McMil1ian Sponsor. . Miss Holden . Q, A '13, raw- ,f' - v was ijt: ,p-as X K ': . r .C1S,9KD. We JM President. . Trellis Walker Vice-President. . Robert McAlister Secretary James Riggins Treasurer Precy Smith gN.5.wf,M,, ' M- Spanwh . QUQWQQQQ Clug n t fin? :L J. 3 -Q .. .E U. I ', President. . wt l Y. V 1 'l f 1 ' my bb James McCoy '13 Q - -' . , I ' e-1 V Q -Q Gi gs -P -V' B ...Q .mg Q wi Vice-President. . . A . fr D! '- ffuf? P I U Robert Johnson ' A - ',.' 'l ' M Secretary.. V 3 in 9 M V, ' ,. -. 'Y Maxine Walker ' 'C , P A - 533 AZ' Q ' 5 xx S' ,S ' , t' Treasurer. . ' ' ' ' 5 Chester Tucker X V W - ',,. f Sponsor. . '-5 .,, Q Mrs. J. S. Clement K Student Quidance Councd Pres id ent. . Nancy McMi1lian Vice-President. . Cosmos Eaglin Secretary. . f Carolyn Black Treasurer. . Jacqueline Williams Sponsor. . Miss C. L. Thompson 71 Dramatkw Cluh President Business Manager Gwendolyn Peaten Joseph Walker Vice-President Director and Sponsor Nannie Gerald Mrs. N. S. Williams Treasurer - William White ,v-. Dance 3 Joseph Walker Judith Wilkins Carolyn Black Charlotte Cherry Mae Seabrook Sylvia Pindle Robert Johnson 72 1 1.3 riff! f- ,, 4 roup 1 I .s'Y-wave-.f4. -' , 1 f 1 i l -Lew ---K A 'H A A W ,. -'V, ... .. . .. 1 f ..., ,, x 1 1 4 ' ,, V mf r I .. 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Cfleering Squad Howard Evans Ellen Brinkley Mae Dale Simmons Margie Geralds Doris Stone Betty McKe1vin Edna Smith Emma Paige Joseph Walker 'Nl N , X, . X Y. .- ,ENV-1? j x X 1 .1 - A ,...z r I S V .M W, N 'u.,,. X ., H . .- 1 1 f -Y N ' A -fr' . N. . M as N ' 4' f-' ' 11 V 'AY . . . 73 ' 'Q ' '-- , ' 7- -210 AC 1 ,iw -Q 1: 1: nf ,: 4, 1 4 5 -X X wif J -3, X , A f F N13 3 :win -I ix-XP f Q2 am. 2 f ...,., W, . ' 'ff' ,r5 1 i5flA V Vx MISS HOMECOMING - Flora Nesbitt COURT: Emma Tousino Patricia Jeralds Judith Wilkins Betty McKe1vin William Monroe Marlyn Walker Homecoming Marshals Leonard Sanders Joseph Walker Robert Johnson MISS HOMECOMING Aimefics 1960-61 golden Bulls .lgfdi if f' xii-1 ra. , . . 1 . 1 f I .le , ,- - 'k'k'k'k 'kiii Cole Scores Twice Bulls Upend Atkins, 42-O, For 7fh Win KINSTON-E. E. Smith High School clobbered Atkins of Kins- ton 42-0 here Friday night for its seventh victory of the season against a singular setback. The rampaging Bulls poured on the scoring chiefly in the sec- ond and third periods ot rout the home team, with speedster Alexander Cole contributing two touchdowns to the winning effort. Cole's tallying jaunts were 44 and one yards. Smith asserted its supremacy early when Howard Evans gal- loped 37 yards for a score on the opening play from the line of scrimmage. Carey Hughley passed 32 yards to William Bristow in the second period to add a marker for the Bulls. Smith struck next early in the third quarter on Cole's 44-yard jaunl. Later in the same period Hugh- ley went one yard on the quar- terback sneak. Phillip Elliott scampered seven yards to climax Bull scoring for the evening and rounded out the margin of victory. STATISTICS Smith Klnston First Downs ......... 13 5 Rushing Yardage 271 4 Passing Yardage ..... 109 23 Passes ...,........... 7-10 3-10 Passes Intercept. By 2 0 Punting Average .... 1-30 4-34 Fumbles Lost , ...... 1 2 Yards Peuallzed . .... 85 70 The entire Bull forewall was credited with standout perform- ances against the Kinston club. Smith readies its Bulls for their homecoming affair in Fayetteville next weekend. ' Smith ........... s 14 14 9-El,-42 Kinston ..-0 0 0 0-0 76 SENIOR MEMBERS: D.S Carey Hughley Phillip Elliott Ernest McNeill Alexander Cole Howard Evans Theodore Howell William Bristow Ronnie Chalmers Thomas Settle Lewis Burton William Jackson COA CHING STA FF . Kelley D. T. Carter I. Walker .xo GQ 961' Q20 050.909 'SQ' ,S egg, e- . . r QOBQ go -s . ,QQEQQQQW .A Huggy Homecoming QM Q vi Bulls Trip Greenville, QQSQQQQ-15 we 'IJ W ! Sd I' JD SPI AUO ! 'all l L. M ,. .,.,.. ,1- '-: .-1-:wx :-w.- ' . 0 Qngsg we o 6-oovxaefb . 'Q 46' - O r I K9 ' i ' C 132V1'E3Eg:5:115E5igE'!g3E3:3E'QE? ' f:1:5EE2E1r:1 E5Qg3,55332gE,E5E5Sj52E5 '15l23?-f,:,EjE-2555.325-gi . r ' .W . 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Q, ' ' - 'G ' ' ' . x -N 1--' 4 X ' ' 'f' SO LHR! 3 ko .,. if ff 5, ,f age, f - 'Q .. 5 - Q U 6 , A ,' 'ww ' ' 'sm-W W .,,, 1 A W W., 4,514 5 .I 1: ' V fm. 1.. 4:v'f , :xy 2 ,iz 5? A 1 4.51. f A 2 Q f-,,4 W. - , 'Sk A -P X X x Q E gc . 4? N, N 1 ...Q f Qfriie,-s 1' , sb X w Q wif - ' . . -V - V -yuh. 1 v ,fag M' . . ,.. :iff fm M- ww-f-W--W is Nm my , il N 41 Acfverhsemenis WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 137 Gillespie St. A Downtown Fayetteville, North Carolina Compliments of ETNA OIL COMPANY 423 Gillespie St. Fayetteville, North Carolina Compliments of SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT James Ray Compliments of ADS MANAGERS Arthur Davis James Woodrow McKoy DOMESTIC OIL COMPANY We give S Si H Green Stamps For sure and prompt delivery DIAL HE 3-8519 2515 Murchison Road Fayetteville, North Carolina CUMBERLAND DAIRY PRODUCTS Quality Dairy Products Grade A Milk Pasteurized ------- Homogenized Vitamin D Added Dial HE 3-2107 426 W. Russell Street Refreshing remembrance I . X0 Qs! AQ, 1 . f 773, JAX' 'I Im 7 ,J W ' lk!! .Q 'th ,vw IAQ? f fffigf f T ' N I fi fha B11 H ' 11' 'W ' ti IM Bottled under authority of the Coca- Cola Company by 56 -142 Congratulations Graduates from A.T. WATSON TRANSIT-COMPANY ---Chartered Busses Avai1ab1e--- Ride the Bus-No Parking Fuss HEm1ock 2-7138 Fayetteville, North Carolina Compliments of elldlensda e !i2'iliHEsi1Tllf:t i a OPEN DAILY AT 7:0DA,M,' FREE DELIVIRY ClTVl.FT.BRAGG'USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY PLAN Home of Better Values 111 Hay Street Fayetteville, North Carolina R CURRIE COAL COMPANY . Hillsboro Street Fayetteville, North Carolina I 1 4 I CONGRATULATIONS to the I class of 1961 5 GOOD FASHIONS COST NO MORE AT FLEISHMAN'S BIG STORE 106-108 Hay Street Fayetteville, North Carolina W l W l Compliments of JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY Furniture- Appliances- Bottled Gas Cash if you have it- Credit if you need it Dial HE 3-3141 121 Franklin Street Fayetteville, North Carolina M 8. O CHEVROLET CO. Your Friendly Chevy Dealer Phone HE 3-2188 427 Franklin Street Fayetteville, North Carolina Compliments of Al WHEATLEY MOTORS, INC Your Lincoln-Mercury- Comet Dealer 539 Bragg Boulevard Fayetteville, North Carolina Compliments of THE T961 SMITHSONIAN STAFF PHILLIP'S SUPER MARKET The Store That Bargains Built Dial HE 2-4201 2400 Murchison Road Fayetteville, North Carolina FLOORLAND, INC. All Types of Floor Coverings 108 Person Street Fayetteville, North Carolina WILLIAMS OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Authorized Sales and Service Agency for Remington Rand 528 Hay Street Fayetteville, North Carolina HOMEMAKERS FURNITURE GALLERY Complete Brand Name Home Furnishings 125 Franklin Street Fayetteville, North Carolina Compliments of LAFAYETTE MOTOR SALES Your Friendly Ford Dealer 142 Pittman Street Fayetteville, North Carolina B 8. H DEPARTMENT STORE 116 Person Street Fayetteville, North Carolina S. H. KRESS 81 CO. 542--1093--259 A Full Line of School Supplies 229 Hay Street Fayetteville, North Carolina Compliments of ELLIOTT'S TEXACO SERVICE 601 Murchison Road Fayetteville, North Carolina BANK AT COMMERCIAL 81 INDUSTRIAL BANK Your Friendly Home Bank 4 Convenient Locations Main Office: 327 Hay Street Drive Up Branch: Corner Ray Avenue and Maiden Lane Eutaw Branch: Eutaw Shopping Center Spring Lake Branch: Spring Lake, N. C. Fayetteville, North Carolina MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of 0' 3 rn-:E QQ' if. ' 02 jg' OF' R M 'ml-n-QM? .MX FAYETTEVW F 5 onguf CAR I BENDER'S DRUGS 'Your Friendly Rexall Druggist 201 Hay Street Fayetteville, North Carolina Quality Fashions At Popular Prices For the Young and the Young at Heart MISS VOGUE 112 Hay Street Fayetteville, North Carolina BRANCH BANKING 8. TRUST COMPANY THE SAFE EXECUTORH Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION V POINT SUPER MARKET Meats-Produce, Frozen Foods Vegetables Dial HE 3-0119 500 Murchison Road Fayetteville, North Carolina J. C. PENNEY CO. Always first in Quality 433 Hay Street Fayetteville, North Carolina. Compliments of SERVICE DRUG STORE Phone HE 3-2652 113 Gillespie St. ED. FLEISHMAN 8. BROS. THE BEST IN MENS WEAR Visit Our New Town and Campus Shop On the Mezzanine Hay Street Fayetteville, North Carolina HOWARD'S FASHION SPORTSWEAR Charge Accounts Lay - Away 240 Hay Street Downtown, Fayetteville, N. C. WORTH PRINTING CO. If It's Worth Printing Worth Should Print It Phone HE 2-8101 121 Gillespie Street Fayetteville, North Carolina Compliments of FAYETTEVILLE DRUG CO. Open 8 A.M. until Midnight We Deliver HEmlock 2-8181 114 Gillespie Street PHILLIPS LOAN OFFICE Money to Loan On Anything Of Value Market Square Fayetteville, North Carolina BURTON'S BARBER SHOP Satisfactory Service- Is Our Motto 8:30 A.M.-8:30 P.M. Phone HE 2-9831 2005 Murchison Rd. i? EQ f ff C. H. CGGDELL C. W. BROADFOOT President Sec.-Treas. BRUAIJELL HUMES INC. Beter Homes for BETTER LIVING SEABROOK ROAD AREA Near E. E. Smith Senior High School P HOMES NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION PHONE HE 2-8580 OFFICE Seabrook Rd. at Albany St. Autograph TAXN, W1 1 CQ' 29,2 E . ANY JK FILE-L-' bi if ' 53 I X6 04 x Nd K gi f L, -1 wining'-5... ,:..-su ..- . n. w. ,K ..,.,1mk,11. 25. , sa- - .,..,. 1 rx, 71551-N23-1?s2.f4 fluf- , J ,.,D..-t4,-g-.sg9-1:-g:.'.g- '.-y:-X. xg, .j:.j,:J -.13 fZ ?S4g 'm 12, P wxrjrxif. -f 1 'QM '- .1 . X Y 1:2 A'.l:f1'fQvEXF'- w:Q, .1, .-. ,.,. 4, ggi' AIQ1.. Q fu-fr-X-'-sf :-La. . -it -5' ' nxfag' A-5. : :SGW I f x Aufograpfis Autograph , - av- . ' gl U ,QQL . 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