East Carolina University - Buccaneer Tecoan Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1951 volume:

195 ot - 1P n U k r Presenting ihe Annuafl .Hublicfilion of Greenville, N. C. ■m L r f))p. : -.,_ 2 9 7 G 8 190-7 Ed J TJanperu n oj ilti. iijijOJi r • In this, your 1951 TEC outstanding happenin East Carolina. • The games, dances, c student, we have tried throughout the years. • UUe hope that in later will bring back to you life, and that you will c )fln, we have tried to portray the s and events of the school year at jb meetings, and the joys of being a 3 reproduce to you for your enjoyment ears a glance through the TECORfl le fond memories of the best years of your erish them forever in your hearts. I V EAST CAROLINA ... the name and title which means so much to all who have trod upon her grounds ... the name which acts as a pin point, pricking and probing into the corners of one ' s mental machinery and bringing back phases of reminiscence that are so characteristic of well-rounded campus life. The pattern set for days and nights on the East Carolina campus sifts into a recipe of contentment and happiness. Classes in Graham, Flanagan, and grand old Austin . . . gym in Wright Building . . . crowds around post office boxes between classes, blocking the entrance to the dining hall ... the scurrying and confusion around Cotten Hall on Sunday nights when women students return to check in after week-ends off campus . . . the original jargon of the Soda Shop ciowd . . . the solemnity of the library . . . the variety of names dubbed on the men ' s dorms . . . these thoughts and so many more equally pleasant ones return spontaneously whenever EAST CAROLINA is mentioned. Hail to thee, our dear ol ' school! II ' m (WU j-ui w {)mm,.,yjuiX )fl jmm J ..s. i oil to ' vm M s M - ' - ' ' H ' Sc - m ' ■1 KlB ™ ' -«rw 1 i£3rs E. C. HOLLAR, B.S., ITI.R. f- ' t ' ofeiSor of —Mlitom UUe can dedicate only this book ...he has dedicated his life. i r mttwm ( a t L aroii ina lU rN s DR. JOHN D. MESSICK President, East Carolina Teachers College V llneteen Iftu- Kyne Troubled times confront all peace-loving people today. What the future portends no one can with certainty predict. However, you students are fortunate in having the basic foundation upon which to build a superstructure of great importance. May your lives be fully enriched with God ' s blessings and guidance to enable you to be outstanding citizens in helping mold a democratic world where the value of the human personality will transcend all materialistic philosophy. Fraternally yours, J. D. Messick LEO W. JENKINS Dean of the College RUTH WHITE Dean of Women W. E. MARSHALL Dean of Men |«  f t J f ' - W J ' -f- i FRCULT fz .s Row: Marguerite Austin, Foreign Language; Mrs. Agnes W. Barrett, Secretary to the President: Dr. K. L. Bing, Industrial Arts: Dr. A. D. Bon d, Science; Lloyd Bray, Director of Student Supply Stores; Dr. Lawrence Brewster, Social Studies; Dr. E. R. Browning, Business Education; Dr. Enid Bryan, Assistant Librarian; Ellen Rion Caldwell, Mathematics. Second Row: Norman Cameron, Business Education; Herbert Carter. Music: Roljert Carter, Music: Dr. Mary Caughey, Science; Dr. Lucile Charles, English; Beatrice Chauncey. Music; Dora Cirlot, Art: Dr. Howard Clay, Social Studies; Dora E. Coates, Education. Third Row: Dr. H. A. Coleman, Social Studies; J. B. Cummings, Geography: Dr. Audrey V. Dempsey, Business Education: J. 0. Derrick, Science: Mabel Dougherty, Home Economics: Elizabeth Drake, Music; F. D. Duncan. Business Manager: W. E. Durham, Music: Mrs. Elsie Eagan, Training School. Fourth Row: Dr. Theodore H. Eaton, Science: Lena C. Ellis, 5«5mes.s EJz ca ion,- Dr. Beecher Flanagan, Social Studies: James L. Fleming, Foreign Language: Dr. A. D. Frank, Social Studies: F. G. Fuller, Edu- cation; Louise Galphin, Training School; Mrs. Ruth Garner, z mni Secretory; Dr. Karl V. Gilbert, Mu5 c. i £ ; ill 9 €3«4I f5 1 )F 1951 First Row: Mary H. Greene, English: Lois Grigsby, English: Peggy Hampton, Assistant Librarian: Dr. H. C. Haynes, Psychology: R. M. Helms, Science: E. C. Hollar, Social Studies: Robert L. Holt, Director. Religious Activities: Emma L. Hooper, English: W. W. Howell, Business Education. Second Row: Elizabeth Hyman, Training School: Dr. Fred Irons, Physician; Dr. Harold C. Jones, Science: Sally H. Klingenschmitt, Training School; Dr. George Walter Knipp, English; Dr. W. S. Krausnick, Mathematics; Gussie Kuykendall, Music; Ruth Lambie, Nursery School: Margaret Lietman, Assistant Librarian. Third Row: Eunice McGee, Training School; Dr. Bessie McNiel, Home Economics: Dr. George Martin, Geography ; Annie Mae Murray, Kindergarten; Dr. Paul Murray, Social Studies; Francis Lee Neel, Art; Dr. J. L. Oppelt, Director of Student Teaching; Dorothy W. Perkins, Education; George Perry, Music. Fourth Rojv: Dr. Orval L. Phillips, Director, Field Service; Dr. P. W. Picklesimer, Geography : Dr. Martha Pingel, English; Dr. M. N. Posey, English; Paul Powell, Industrial Arts: Ann Redwine, Training School; Gladys Reichard. Music: A. Stanley Rescoe, Assistant Librarian: Dr. C. W. Reynolds, Science. ►?il ft a V t FRCULTY OF 1951 ' 7 st Row: Dr. J. 0. Reynolds, Mathematics: Liicile Rice, Science: Mrs. L. L. Rives, Dining Hall Steward- ess: Edward J. Rutan, English: Dr. P. C. Scott. Mathematics: C. A. Scruggs, Science: Celia Segernian. Assistant Dean of Women. Second Roiv: Dr. R. C. Simonini, English: W. W. Smiley, Librarian; Mrs. Harry Snyder, Dormitory Counselor; Dr. Kathleen Stokes, Social Studies: Alice Strawn, Home Economics: Dr. Hazel Taylor, Psy- chology: Dr. Richard Todd, Social Studies. Third Row: Dr. Paul A. Toll, Social Studies: Dr. Sterling Tracey, English: Dr. Lucile Turner, English: Virlynne Usry, Home Economics: Kathleen Venters, Dormitory Housekeeper: D. E. Vornholt, Music; Frances Wahl, Training School. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Walker, Library Science; Mrs. Susie Webb, Secretary. Alumni Office; James L. White, Business Education: Louise Williams, Mathematics: Dr. Rudolph Willman, Music; Dr. Christine Wilton, Science. (For faculty of Physical Education and Military, s ee respective sections.) f ememb We cannot forget our faculty ... we cannot forget the people who have liad so iiuuh to do with the direct- ing of our destinies . . . from all we have learned something. We laughed with them, we worked with them . . . we extolled their good points, we griped about their had ones ... we went to their classes some- times happy, sometimes sad . . . but we always learned something — something that might he useful too during our long journey on the hard road ahead of us. No, we cannot forget. We will rememiier our faculty, our administration, our staff ... we will re- member them all. ypv y Mm H S 1 sSBS E L ' ' P j ftRK - J m Ll ' i ' , 1 l S v. :C GRRDUflTE STUDEDTS First Roiv: Colon Ammons Hubert B. Bergeron William E. Bergeron Second Rotv: Thomas Ed Casey Truman Cherry Stewart Daniels Third Row: Varo Davenport Redwan Davis Jerome Evenson Fourth Row: Jack Everton Frank S. Hassell. Jr. Van D. Hatch Fifth Row: Ben Hester Elizabeth Hunt Joseph A. Latham Sixth Row: Grover C. Price Norman Wicker Gilbert G. Woolard, Jr. LRSS Left to right: PAUL TROTMAN, Vice-Prep PAT SUTTON, Secretaryi MARGARET MASON ' i reasurer LEON ELLIS, Pre dent Senior Class East Carolina Clifford Z. Adams Elizabethtowii, N. C. Mathematics and Social Studies 2. 3, i; YMCA I. 2, ' 3. ' 4, Treasurer 4: Student Legislature 3; IKC 3. 4; Teconn Staff 4; House Committee 4. Jane H. Albritton Snow Hill, N. C. Business Education and English YWCA 1. 3. 4, Treasurer 3; Commerce Club 3. 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; House Committee 3, 4. Margaret Helen Alderman Elizabeth City. N. C. Home Economics and Science Band. Maiorette 1, 2, 3. 4 : Home Economics Club I. 2, 3. 4; Benjamin F. Allen Louisburg. N. C. Science anil Mathematics Claude Altman Dunn. N. C. Business Education and Social Studies Class Treasurer 2; Social Committee 3; Circle K Club 3. 4; Veterans Club 2; Commerce Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Beta Kappa Chapter of Pi Omega Pi 4j Treasurer Commerce Club 4. Thomas C. Alston Louisburg. N. C Social Studies and English Anna Lee Asbell Tyner, N. C Grammar Education Home Economics Club 1. 2; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 4: James C. Avery Greenville. N. C. Social Studies and English Marie Aycock Black Creek. N. C. Business Education and English House Committee 3, 4, President 4; YWCA 1, 2. 3, 4. Secre- tary 3; Commerce Club 1, 2, 3. 4; WAA 3. 4: Student l.cflislature 4; Women ' s Judiciary 4. Robert H. Bacchus Norfolk. V; Physical Education and Social Studies Hattie E. Bailey Williamston, N. C. Grammar Grade Education Evangeline Baker Nashville. N. C. French and English YWCA 1. 2, 3, 4, President 1, 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 2; House Charles David Barker Lumherton. N. C. Business Ediiralion md Sorial Sludies hen D. Bass Seaboard. N. C. Social Studies and Mathematics Margaret Joyce Bell Clinton. N. C. Business Education and English Commerce Club 1; Pi Oniesa Pi 2. 3, 4, Hisliirian 3; Emer- Lillian Bennett Lumberton, N. C San, Bass Raleigh. N. C. Grammar Grade Education Mathematics and Social Studies Mars Hill College 1; YWCA 2. 3. 4: IRC 3. 4: House Com mitlee 2: ACE 3, 4; Women ' s Chorus 4: House President Summer 3. Ransom Baucom Raeford. N. C. Social Studies and English Janie Benton Chadbourn. N. C Leonard J. Bauer. Jr. Norfolk. Va. Physical Education and Social Studies Grammar Grade Education Cau,,,hell C.llese 1; ACE 3, 4: FTA 4, Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Varsitv Club 1. 2, 3, 4, President 2; SCA 2: Veterans Club 1, 2, 3. Allan H. Berman Portsmouth. Va Inez Bean Morganton. N. C. Social Studies and English Business Education and Economics Commerce Club 1, 2. 3, 4, President 4; Pi Omega Pi 3. 4 YDC 3, 4; Veterans Club 2. 3; IRC 1. 2, 3, 4; Studen Legislature 3, 4; Circle K Club 3, 4. Betty Catherine Beard Charlotte. N. C. Primary Education ACE 1, 2. 3. 4; Poe Society 1. 2: Jarvis Forensic Club 1: B. S. Council 2. 3; College Choir 1, 2. 3. Frances Jean Bizzell Kinston. N. C Primary Education Senior Class East Carolina Leon H. Bizzell New Bern, N. C. Business Education and Social Studies PJC 1 ; YMCA .1, 4; Commerce Club 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 4. Jimmy Harold Blake Chapel Hill. N. C. I ' hysical Education and English Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Kenneth W. Blakeslee Wilmington, N. C. Science and English Vilma Bland Greenville, N. C. Social Studies and English Frank S. BoHdie Oxford, N. C. Business Education and Social Studies [.ihy R. Boyelte Kinston, N. C. Grammar Grade Education Earnestine Bradshaw Clinton, N. C. Primary Education Ella Mae Brandon Yadkinville, N. C. Physical Education and English A 1. 2. .!, 4: Cabinet 2. 3; Physical Education Club 2, 3. Mary Lou Braxton Winterville, N. C. Business Education and English Commerce Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1; Student Legislature Secretary 4; Budget Committee 3, 4; Marshal 3; Jfho ' s Who (iraee E. Breedlove Nashville, N. C. Home Economics and Science Home Economics Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Teachers Willie E. Briley Greenville, N. C. Business Education and Social Studies Carl R. Britt Milwaukee, N. C, School Administration Doris Brinson New Bern. N. C. Social Stu !!e. and Physical Education Dorothy June Brock Rocky Mount. N. C. English and Social Studies Campbell College 1. 2: Teachers Playliouse 3; Wesley Players Audrey Louise Brooks Falcon, N. C. Music YWCA 1, 2; IRC Secretary 2; House Committee 3; Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Women ' s Chorus 1; College Choir 2, 3, 4: College Singers 3. Charles R. Brown Kinston. N. C. English and Miilheniatics Polly Brown BeulaviUe. N. C. Business Education and English Linda L. Brown Newport News, Va. English and Social Studies Marian Brown Greenville, N. C. Grammar Grade Education Miles R. Buck Fayetteville, N. C. English and Social Studies Ellen Buffkin Tal.or City, N. C. English and French ifred H. Bunch Greenville. N. C. Science and Mathematics Jack F. Bynun. Bayboro. N. C. Business Education and Social Studies Dorothy Frances Cain Garland, N. C. Home Economics and Science Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3, 4: YWCA I. 2. 3, 4; BSU Senior Class East Carolina Minnie F. Caison Roseboro. N. C. Primary Education Emma D. Calfee Belhaven, N. C. Business Education and Spanish Greensboro College 1; Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3. 4: Pi Oincga f ' i 3 4; Conijii-ree Club 2, I. Betsy Campbell Washington. N. C. English and Social Studies Eloise R. Carmichael Grammar Grade Edut Greenville. N. C. Kenneth P. Casey Goldsboro. N. C. Industrial Arts and Social Studies ah Causey Greenville. N. C. Grammar Grade Education . Caveiiaugh Jacksonville. N. C. Soiial Studies and English Marie S. Cherry Primary Educ Robert L. Chick Rocky Mount, N. C. Business Education and Geography Veterans Club 1, 2. 3; Follies 1. 2; Coniinerce Club 2. 3. 4: I ' i Omega Pi 3, 4, Treasurer 4; YMCA 4; AROTC. Officer ' s Club 3. 4: Rifle Team 3, 4; Distinguished Military StuJent Ethel Clement Oxford. N. C. iVIusic Education YWCA 1. 2: Cabinet 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2. 3; Music Club I, 2, 3, 4: Instrumental En. simble 1. 2, 3, 4; YDC 4. Jean McGowan Collie Primary Edu A ei G. Collins Greenville. N. C. Business Education and Art WAA 1; Teachers Playhouse I. 2; Commerce Club I, 2, 3; Band 1. 2. 3; SGA 1. Joe Congleton Littleton, I Social Studiei and English Camrbell CoUeB. 1 T. ai lirrs Pla llru=e 3 I DC College Choir 3 4 Ra.lin staff 3 4 PreM lent t DC ice President T. a. her Plav house 4 CarlG Conner English and Sonnl Studit Teco Echo Fdito 1 Chie lie Ed uden k Club 3 4 YDC Executive Englnh Club 2, Ma Director College News Bur au Si„„„r aO Elections bia Scholastic Press, Teachers Division 3 Who i W ho tmong Students in American Universities and Colleges. Belzoni A. Corbetl Garner, N. C. Social Studies and Mathematics Glenn Leigh Cox Elizabeth City, N. C. Science and Mathematics 1; Dance Band 3. 4; Science Roy L. Cuddihy Hopewell, Va Social Studies and Mathematics Creighton Cuthrell Louisburg, N. C. English and Social Studies Worth D. Dalton Lewisville, N. C. Social Studies and Science Donald 1. Daly (ioklsboro, N. C. Social Studies and Physical Education Bill Darby Morganton, N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Veterans Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Circle K Club 4; Social Colnniitt-e 1. R. Alton Daugherty Grifton. N. C. n and Social Studies Herbert A. Creef Mant.o, N. C Physical Education and Mathematics Elizabeth Davis Henderson, N. C. Social Studies and English Senior Class East Carolina Patricia Davis Manteo, N. C. Primary Education T.co Echo I: Marshal 2, 3; Enterlainment Committee 2. 3. I: Student Legislature 3; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Who ' s ff ho Among Studrnrs in American Universities and Colleges. Arthur Dempsey, Jr. Aulander, N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies Ayden. N. C. Allen Devvar Fuquay Springs. N. C Business Education and Mathematics France? Moore Dixon Walslonburg. N. C. Grammar Grade Education Helen H. Dunean Murfreesboro, N. C. Physical Education and English Ann Earp Clarks. N. C Grammar Grade Education William H. Easlerling Rocky Mount, N. C. Business Education and Social Studies Plii Si!:nKi I ' l 2. :1, 4. Treasurer 4; Commerce Club 4; Srion.r Clul. 1: . I.-rans Club 1, 2, 3; Foe Society 1, 2. LaDell Eclniunclson Pikeville, N. C. Grammar Grade Education KTA 3; WAA 1, 2, 3; YDC 3, 4; Women ' s Chorus 1. Albert Eflwaids Rocky Mount, N. C. Social Studies and English Doris Edwards Selma, N. C. Home Economics and Science Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 3; Superlative. Edna F. Edwards Greenville, N. C. Science and Social Studies J. B. Edwards Winterville, N. C. -Marj- Frances Everett Kinston. N. C. Business Education and English Mathematics and Social Studies Cherrleader 3. 4: Comm.r.c Club 1. 2. 3. 4: YMCA 3; FTA 4. Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3: YWCA 1, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4; BSU Council 3; IRC 1. Mayhue Edwards Greenville. N. C. Roland M. Everett WiOiamston, N. C. Business Education and English Social Studies and English William Edwards Pendleton, N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies James L. Faison Clayton. N. C. Business Education and Social Studies Boyd Elliott ThomasviUe, N. C. Music High Point College 1; Baud 2, 3. 4 ; Choir 2, 3. 4; Men ' s Chorus 4; Collegians 3. 4; Symphony Orchestra 2, 3; Bras. Quartet 2, 3. 4; Trombone Quarter 2; Music Education Club 2, 3, 4; YMCA 3. Leon Ellis Siler City, N. C. William H. Flanders Durham. N. C. Social Studies and English Phi Sigma Pi 4; Circle K 3. 4. Second Assistant Treasurer 3, First Assistant Treasurer 3. Treasurer 4; Elections Com- mittee 2; Budget Committee 3, Chairman 4; Student Legis- lature 3, 4; Executive Council 4; Associate Editor of Teco Echo 3; ROTC Officers Club 3. 4; Distinguished Military Student 4; WhoS Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. Physical Education and Social Studies James B. Fly Kinston. N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies Varsitv Club 2. 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2. 3, 4 ; Elections Com- mittee 4; House Committee 4. U.N.C. 1; Football 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Elections Committee 4: Phi Sigma Pi 3. 4; Circle K Club 4: Class President 4; WlioS Who Among Srudems in American Universities and Colleges. Donald C. Evans Belhaven. N. C. Constantine Fokakis Wilmington, N. C. Science and Social Studies Science and Social Studies Senior Class East Carolina Mary Wallace Foy PoUocksville, N. C. Music Education Jane Fulghum Kenly. N. C. Grammar Grade Education ACE 2, 3, 1: FT A 1. Nell Fulghum Selma. N. C. Business Education and English P..e Society 1. 2: College Choir 1, 2; Mav Court 3; Com- merce Club 3, 4. Jane Gainey Dunn, N. C. Primary Education ACE 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; YECA 1. Robert Hogan Gaskins, Jr. Greenville, N. C. Science and English StuJent Legislature 3, 4, First Vice-President 4; Men Dax Evelyn Willie Gay Home Econon Home Economics Club 1. ; Whitakers, N. (.:. nd Science I: YWCA 1. 2. 3: Toe Clarence E. (Jack) Gerrans Kinston, N. C. Social Studies and Physical Education Veterans Club 1; ROTC 3. 4; Varsity Club 4; Boxing 4, Elizabeth Camella Glasgow Littleton, N. C. Science and Music BSU 1. 2, 3. I: Science Club 1. 2. 3, I: WAA 1, 2; Music Education Club 3, 4; Colleee BanJ 2, 3, 4. Philip R. Gorham Battleboro N ( Industrial Art and Social Siudii Commerce Club 1 2 Industrial Arts ( lu] I i Ml 1 2. 3, 4. Treasurer 2 ict PresiJent 3 s r in- I I . Ii i Playhouse 4; Handbook Commitlet 4 Ir 1 1 n 11,11 I Student Legislature 4 Mens Juduiarv 4 Cm le K I l.rl S. Graham Turkey, N. Science and Social Studies Thomas T. Grey Physical Educatii Southern Pines, N. nd Social Studies L. Griffin Scranton, N. C. Science and Music i: Music Education Club Wilson V. Griffin Goldsboro, N. c. Gene Hart Kinston. N. C. Geography and English Social Studies and English Gilfla G. Grimes Grammar Gr Mt. Olive, ade Education N. c. YMCA -•. ;. 1. I ' n-c,,,,,, (Chairman 3. President 4; IRC 2. 3, 4: N,.„ ,.,|,l,„, !, 1: 1!SU 3, 4; Student Legislature 4; Esec„ti .. C. ,!. I„l.r-K..ligious Couneil 3, 4; Teachers Plavb, ■ ' .. i. John W. Grimes Business Educati William S. Grimes Ahoskie, on and Geography Ahoskie. N. , N. c. c. Peggy Jean Hart Avden. N. C. Science and Social Studies Science Club 1. 2, 3, 4, SecretaryTreasurer 3; James Feuly Spear, Jr.. Award 3; Marshal 4; Superlative. Geography and Science Donald L. Hatch Mt. Olive, N. C. Sam L. Guthrie £ng is i arid Louisburg College 1. 2; Tecc, Tecoan Managing Editor 4; I Wanchese, Social Studies , Echo 3. 4; Circle K N. Clnb c. Social Studies and English YMCA 1. 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 2. President 3; Chairman, Point System 4: Inter-Religious Council 3: Student Legislature 3, 4; Teco„n 3; Jarvis Forensic Club 1, 2. 3 ; Commerce Club I. 2. 3: Circle K Club 3, 4; Teachers Playhouse 3. Betty Marie Hardwick Science a Louisburg ColleBP 1, 2; FTA Louisburg, nd English 3: Science Club 4. N. c. Margaret Powers Hawthorne Saint Pauls, N. C. Social Studies and English Mars Hill College 1. 2; YWCA 3. 4; IRC 3, 4; Student Legislature 4; FTA 3, 4. President 4; North Carolina FTA Delegale to the American University. Washington, D. C, Mary Anne Hancock Scotland Neck. , N. c. Summer School. Primary Education Woman ' s College 1; WAA 2, 3: ACE 2. 3: YWCA 3., Col. Willanl J. Hayes Rocky Mount. N. C. lege Choir 2. Geography and Economics Senior Class East Carolina Margaret Jean Head Seven Springs, N. C. Social Studies and Physical Education WuiI.en ' s Chorus 1; WAA 2; VDC 4; IRC 4. Hedgepeth Maury. N. C. Business Education and English cc Club 1: YWCA 2. 3, 1: Cabinel 3. 4. ul,rpy J. Hill Rocky Mount. N. C. Social Studies and English Ro.ky Mount. N. C. Marvis Elaine Hobbs Hobbsville, N. C. Business Education and English W ' W 1: VWC 1; Alumni Sons and Dauphlers 1. 2. 3. 1; Raniona Hobgood Oxford. N. C. Home Economics and Science Otley E. Hockaday Roanoke Rapid-. N. C. Primary Education Becky Holcomb Grifton. N. C. Science nsboro College I; WAA 2. 3: Home Eco-omics Club 2; President of Emerson Society 3; Presii! SO A 4; Woman ' s Judiciary 4; Buccaneer Girl 4; Membei Advisory Committee 4; Majorette 2. 3, 4; Superlative. College Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 ; Music Education Club 1. 2, 3. 4. Secretary 2; College Singers Accompanist 1, 2; College Band 3. 4; College Orchestra 1; IRC 1: Member-at-Large Jarvis 3; Teachers Playhouse 4; Andrews Scholarship 1950. Norma Catbylene Hugbe- Cbadbourn. N. C. French and English Howell A. Hudson Greenville. N. C. Industrial Arts and Social Studies jller James Hynes Norwalk. C Industrial Arts and Science uslrial Arts Club 3, 4. Presi.lent 3. Dorothy H. Isles Home Eco Thelma, N. C. nd Science Daphne Jikott Kelford. N. C. Mathematics and Social Studies Ella Jean Jackson Angier. N. C. Primary Education ACE 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 3, Hislorian 4. Benjamin W. James Robersonville. N. C. Physical Education and English Harriet L. James Robersonville, N. C. Mathematics and English Mary Lois Jester Thomasville, N. C. Primary Education Peace College 1; President of Cotten Hall 2; Woman ' s Judiciary 3, i. Chairman 4; SGA 2, 3. 4; Budget Com- mittee 4; ACE 4; Who ' s Who Among Sludenls in American Lois Johnson South Mills, N. C. Home Economics and Science Bripl.am Young University 2; W A 1, 3. 4. President 3; Winfred B. Johnson Moncure. N. C. Physical Education and History D. Wade Johnston Scotland Neck, N. C. Business Education and Social Studies Audrey Jolly Cove City, N. C. Physical Education and English Clara Jenkins Durham, N. C. Primary Education Anne W. Jones Neuse, N. C. English and Social Studies Louisburg College 1, 2; English Club 3; IRC 3; Teca Echo 3, 4, Associate Editor 4; Tecoan 4, Feature Editor 4; YWCA Senior Class East Carolina Eupha Mae Jones Garland, N. C. Business Education and English Commerce Club 1, 4; Class Secrelary 2; YWCA 1; Elec 3; House Co D. Wilbur Jone Raleigh. N C Social Studies and English Louisbure College 1 2 Tnn Echo 1 i DC S 4. IRC 4, Circle K Club 4: SG 4 TfLO„n Editor in Chief 4, Execu Council 4; Pu Leon Jones Thomasville, N. C Physical Education and French Elizabeth Jordan Fremont, N. C. Home Economics and Science Frederick W. Juran Rocky Mount, N. C. Science Daniel C. Keegan Grand Falls. Canadi nrf Art Milliard E. Kinlaw Ayden. N. C. Social Studies and English Rachel S. Kirby Lucama, N. C. Home Economics and Science Home Economics Club 1, 2. 3, 4 ; College Choir 1; YWCA 1. 2, 3: Treasurer Woman ' s Judiciary 4; House Committee 3; Trco Echo 2, 3, 4; Neoeraphics 4. Lena Evelyn Kite Vanceboro. N. C. English and Library Science English Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 4; VWCA I, 3, 4. Helen Watson Kleinert Kenly, N. C. Home Economics and Science Home Economics Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Poe Society 1; Science Goldsboro. N. C. Martha C. Koonce Aun Home Economics and Science Evelyn F. Kornegay Albertson, N. C. Molly Leggett Kinston. N. c. Grammar Education Primary Education ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; World Federalist Secretary 1; College Choir 1, 2, 3; Wesley Foundation 1, 2. 3; World Fellowship Chair- man 2, 3. 4; YWCA 2, 3, 4; Forums Chairman 2; Teachers Playhouse 2; College Choir Secretary 3: Baptist Student Coye Lewis Greenville, N. c. Union 4. Social Studies and English Alfred Krekeler Gothenburg, Neb. Music Frances A. Lewis New Bern, N. Business Education and English c. Margaret Lane Rich Square. N. C. Social Studies and English Robert Linderoth Red Bank, N. Science and Social Studies J. Florine Langston Newton Grove, N. C. Science Club 3, 4; Teachers Playhouse 4; FTA 4. English and Social Studies Commence Club 1, 2; Poe Society 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Marshal 3; English Club 3, 4; FTA 4. Mary Neel Lindsley Williamston, N. Primary Education c. Yale T. Lasater Grimesland. N. C. WA 1: YWCA 4: ACE 1. 2. 3. 4. English and Social Studies Martha Leggett Williamston, N. C. Primary Education W. J. Little. Jr. Concord, N. Business Education and Social Studies c. Louisburg College 1; Commerce Club 3. 4; IRC 3. 4; Veterans YWCA 1. 2. 4; FTA 4; ACE 4. 2 Club 3: YDC 3. 4. 97o ' g3 Senior Class East Carolina Alexander Ellis Livesay Rocky Mount, N. C. English and Science Canterbury Club 1. 2. 3. J. Pr. sident 1 Cla« PresiJent 2, Joseph W. Lupton Physical Edui nd Social Studies Lois McCormick Sanford. N. C. Home Economics and Science Frank R. McCotter Vandemere. N. C. Social Studies and Physical Education Lee Roy McDonald Carthage. N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies Frank Maennle Kearny, N. J. Physical Education and Social Studies Annie Rose Mallard Trenton. N. C. Business Education and English Margaret Mason Swansboro. N. C. Home Economics and Science Home EronomicB Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Science Club 3; Women ' s Judiciary, Secretary 2. Chairman 3, Vire-Chairman 4; Class Treasurer 4: Student Legislature 3, 4; Executive Council 3: Who ' s Wlio Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Jack S. Matthews Enfield, N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies Greenville. N. C. Education Robert Mays Hopewell. Va. Music Education Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Circle K Club 3. 4. Presi. Hannah Mercer Chadbourn, N. C. Primary Education jMable Elizabeth Messer Dunn, N. C. English and Social Studies Campbell Colleg,. 1, 2; Commerce Club 3; English Club 4. Evelyn Michael Southmont, N. C. Grammar Grade Education Annette Morris Statesville, N. C. Primary Education John F. Morris Stella, N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies Jerney Minshew Stantonshurg, N. C. Science and Pre-Dental Science Club 1, 2; YMCA 2, 3; Circle K Club 3, 4. Board of Direrlors 4, Secretary 4; YDC 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Teco Ectio 2, 3, Business Manager 3; Student Legislature 3; Plii Sigma Pi 3, 4; Tecoan 4. Business Manager 4; Publications Board 3, 4; Wlio ' s Who Among Students in Aim-rican Vni- vrrsities and Colleges 3. Harry B. Moore, Jr. Rocky Mount, N. C. Science and Social Studies Science Club 3, 4, Presidcnl t: IRC 3, 4; YMCA 4; YDC 4; Circle K Club 4; Student Legislature 4; Student Awards Univ. Peggy Monroe St. Pauls, N. C. Primary Education ACE 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3; Women ' s Judiciary 2, 3; Women ' s Chorus 1. 2; YWCA 1, 2: Cabinet 2: West- minster Fellowship 1, 2. 3. 4; Council 2. President 3, 4; Inter-Religious Council 4, President 4. Henry H. Morton Kinston. N. C. Social Studies and Business Education Blanie A. Moye Greenville, N. C. Physical Education and Mathematics Lloytl Newsoine Physical Educ Ahoskie, N. C. nd Social Studies -Anne Borden Nicholson Richlands, N. C. Business Education and English George Noble Dover, N. C. Geography and Social Studies Senior Class Eva Norris Peletier, N. C. Grammar Education FTA 1. 2. 3, 4; ACE 3, 4; Sons and Daiighlers Alumni 1, 2, Ann C. Oakley Greenville, N. C. Priman- Education Marie Orr Willard. N. C. Home Economics and Science Thelma Page Ourt Burgaw. N. C English and Social Studies -illie F. Owen Aslieville. N. Spanish and English J. Roland Owen Asheville, N. C. Science and Social Studies Nell Dean Owen Asheville, N. C. Music Richard H. Palmer Montclair, N. J. Business Education and Spanish rke H. Parker Wiliianiston, N. C. Geography and Art Gilliam Parker Kinston. N. C. Science and Industrial Arts Jean Parker Belcross, N. C. Physical Education and English L..iiisburg College 1, 2: Mitchell College .H ; WAA 4; English Millard Patton Mebane. N. C. Business Education and Geography East Carolina Norris Ourt N. Owen G. Parker l j.£ f iC mt Janice Ruth Perry Louisburg. N. C. Primary Education Mary Washington College 1, 2; College Choir 3; Cheer Leader 3; Teachers Playhouse 4; ACE 4. Margie Perry Goldsboro, N. C. Primary Education Mary Kimsey Perry Merry Hill. . . C. Home Economics and Science Albert Poggioli Greenville, N. C. Physical Education and History Florence Pope Scotland Neck, N. C. Grammar Grade Education CarroU R. Powell Kingstree, S. C. Social Studies and English James H. Phillips Greensboro. N. C. Physical. Education and Social Studies Bill Price Seven Springs, N. C. Industrial Arts and Social Studies William B. Pittman Rocky Mount. N. C. Geography and Social Studies Doris Pleasant Angier, N. C. Primary Education ACE 2, 3, 4. President 4; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Softball Varsity 2; Lanier Society 1, 2; House Committee 1, 3; Women ' s Chorus 1; Student Legislature 4; Queen of Mrs. .Aubrey C. Pridgen Greenville, N. C. Primary Education Peter Prominski Red Bank, N. J. Physical Education and Science Commerce Carnival 3. Senior Class East Carolina Rcicharl C. Rhodes Charles R. Pullen Rocky Mount. N. C. Business Education and Social Studie: Commerce Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Elizabeth Rose Pulley Clinton, N. C. English and Social Studies ' ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' •• - BSll 3. 4; English Cli lib 4. Predion 0. Ragan Goldsboro. N. (.:. Science and Mathematics James L. Ratledge Advance. N. C. Mathematics and Science Weslev Foundation 1. 2. 3. 4. Teachers Playhouse 2. ■! : I,,i Circle K Club 3, 4. Boarl 1 4: Phi Sigma Pi 4: Chan.n m,n Amoni Sludenls ,„ 1 Vic,-l ' resi,lent 3, Treasurer 4; h ( !.,[. : ;, I. President 4: - : -i.i.l.nt Legislature 1 - . in.iMltee 4; r io ' s ... ,wd Collfge,. Robert J. Rawls Edenton. N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies Robert B. Rea Plymouth, N. C Geography and Physical Education Lando C. Reichart Greenville. N. C. Social Studies and Physical Education Edwards J. Reynolds Creswell. N. C. Music Doroiha Lee Rhodes Beulaville, N. C. Grammar Education Ca mi.bell C.dlegc 1. 2; ACE 3. 4; FTA 3, 4. Gloria Rhodes Tallahassee. Fla. Primary Education EMa Richmond Burlington. N. C. Social Studies and English Annie Frances Riddick Hobbsville, N. C. Business Education and Mathematics Commerce Club 1; Pi Oinega Pi 2, 3, 4 ; Math Club. Cheer- n p) f t K. i - ' mk Charles Robbins Plymouth, N. Social Studies and Physical Education Brevard Collpge 1, 2; IRC 3, 4; Veterans Club 3, 4. William LeRoy Robbins Plymouth, N. Science and Pre-Med Ralph L. Rogers Rocky Mount. N. Music Education Junius Rose, Jr. Mathemulii s mu, Science Club 2, 3, 4; I ' uMm ih ( 3, 4; Circle K 3, 4; Prcsidrnl l. lary-Treasurer 3; Wesley Fi.undal, Judiciary 4; Student Government Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlal Eddie .Salter New Bern, N. C. English and Physical Education Campbell College 1; I IRC 3; Circle K Club (ROTO 3: Cadet Officers Club Student 4; Cadet Second Lieutenant 3; Lieutenant. Colonel 4; Second Assistant Treasurer, SG. 4; Physical Education Club 2; Intramurals 3; Follies 2; Who ' s Who Among Stu- I ; Phi Sigma lmlents 4, Se, iicil 2, 3; Ml Betty Doris Sanders Jean H. Sawyer Social Studies .Milton H. Sawye Bailey, N. C. ident 2; FTA 4. Jamesville, N. C. d English Camden, N. C. and English Thelma E. Russ Kelly, N. Home Economics and Science Home Economics Club I. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Preaid 4; Treasurer of State Home Economics Workshop 3; Scie Club 2; Student Legislature 4. Rocco L. Russo Norfolk, Science and Physical Education Washington, N. C. Ramona Sawyer Business Education and Mathematics Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4; Commerce Club 1; Emerson Society 2, Vice-President 2; Math Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Marshal 2, 3 ; Cheerleader 3, 4. Joe B. Schulken Whiteville, N. C. Physical Education Senior Class 5i East Carolina Simons :. M. Sniitl, J. Smith Singlet ary C. M. Smith, Jr L. Smith Camilla L. Selby Engelliaril, N. C. English and Social Studies Betty A. Shaw Home El- Weltlon, N. C. nd Science Hugh B. Sherrod Enfield. N. C. History and Geography Muriel F. Shotwell Greenville, N. C. English and Social Studies Teco Echo 2. 3. Cleo Simons Snow Hill, N. C. Grammar Grade Education R. O ' Neal Singletary Elizabethtown, N. C. Science Carl W. Smith Washington, N. C. Social Studies and Physical Education IRC 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: YMCA 1, 2. 3. 4; Teadiers Playhouse 2, 3, 4; VDC 3, 4; SluJenl Legislature 4. Carrie M. Smith Seven Springs, N. C. Home Economics and Science Cleon M. Smith, Jr. Hamlet, N, C, Physical Education and History Boning Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Phi Eugene P. Smith Raeford, N. C. Business Education and Social Studies Chairman Men ' s Judiciary 4; Student Legislature 4; Execu. live Council 4; Phi Sigma Pi 4; Circle K Club 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. John H. Smith. Jr. Portsmouth. Va. Physical Education and Social Studies Lewis Bert Smith Cameron, N. C. Science Louisburg College 1, 2; YMCA 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 3. 4; Neographics 3. 4; YDC 3. 4; Science Club 4; Jarvis Forensic Club 4. (D 9 J -cf. im ' i jl Susan Smith Goldsboro. N. C. English and Library Science Teachers Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4. President 4; English Club I, 2; FTA 3; Student Director, Once Upon A Time 3; Stu. dent Legislature 4; Marshal 3: Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. William C. Smith Gary. N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies Edwards Military Institute I, 3; N. C. State 2; IRC 4. William M. Smith Greensboro, N, C, Business Education and Social Studies Fenner N. Spivey Louisburg. N, C. Mathematics and Industrial Arts Willie Mae Spivey Shallotte, N. C. English and French English Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Legislature 3; Teco Echo Squires Kelly. N, C. Home Economics and Science Eugene Stallings Louisburg, N. C. Administration and Physical Education Mildred Stapleford New Bern, N, C. Primary Education Poe Society 1; YWCA I, 2; ACE 3, 4; Women ' s Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Teachers Playhouse 3; BSU 1, 2. 3, 4; FTA 4, Kenneth H. Stargardt Richmond, Va. Physical Education and Mathematics AROTC Officers Club 3. 4. President 4; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4 : Varsity Boxing Team 2. 3, Co-Caplain 3; Plii Sigma Pi 2. 3. 4: Circle K Club 3. 4; Student Legislature 2, 3; Veterans ' Club 1. 2, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Anne Sarling Norfolk, ' a. Social Studies and English Janie Starling Clinton, N. C. Physical Education and English L. Marie Stoddard Chadbourn, N. C. Home Economics and Science Senior Class § East Carolina Neil Taylor Stout Star, N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies Louisburg College 1, 2; YMCA 3, 4; YDC 4; IRC 3; College Doris Stroud Swansboro, N. C. Home Economics and Science Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2; House Com- Patsy Stroud Jonesville, N. C. Grammar Grade Education Grace Sugg Business Educatioi Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4. Vice-Pn Snow Hill, N. C. nd Social Studies Mit 4; Commerce Club 3, 4. Faye Sutliff Leakesville, N. C. Home Economics and Science me Economics Club 3. 4: Greenv: ' ,d English layhouse 1; Pbi Sij Dorothy Louise Sutton Rocky Mount. IN Grammar Grade Education Meredith College ]; ACE 2. 3. 4; FTA 3, 4; WAA 2, 3. Patricia Gray Sutton Kinston. N. C. Business Education and History YWCA 1, 2. 3, 4: Commerce Club 1. 4; IRC 1; Glee Club 2; BSU 3; Pi Omega Pi 3. 4; Fleming Hall President 3; Student Legislature 3; Women ' s Judiciary 3; Class Secretary 4; Marshal 4; Budget Commitlee 4; IC lo ' s If ho Among Slu- denls in American Vnivenilirs and Colleges. Laura Swain Aurora, N. C. Home Economics and Science Home Economics Club I, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Editor, Pieces O ' Eight 2; YWCA 1; House Committee 2, 3; Marshal 3, 4; Joyce Swinson Home Ec Dudley, N. C. ■ics and Science Russell B. latum Hopewell, Vi Social Studies and English Alvin B. Taylor Greenville, N. C. Social Studies and Spanish k Jean Elizabeth Taylor Kinston. N. c. Bill J. Torrans Warsaw . N. C. Primary Education Social Studie. s and English ACE 1. 2, 3. 4; Poe Society 1. 2; 1, 2; Colleee Choir 3; Ciiristian Marshal 2; Women ' s Chorus Union 1, 2. Paul C. Trotman, Jr. Norfolk, Va. Paul M. Taylor Social Studies and B, Washington, N. usiness Education c. Physical Education and Social Studies Varsity Club 3, 4; Circle K Club 4; Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4, Vice. President 4; Class Vice-President 4; Veterans Club 4. Vivian Taylor Richlands, N. c. Eloise Tucker Greenville, N. C. ScieiK Science Cl.ih 2, 3, 4 ; YWCA 3, ?e Spanish a. nd English Doris Thomas Social Studies i Greenville. N. and English c. Katherine Vasiliou Social Studie VWCA 1; Women ' s Chorus 4; Wilmington. N. C. .s- and English BSU 4. Roger Thrift Carrboro, N. c. Physical Education a nd Social Studies Billy H. Vendric New Bern, N. C. Enterlainmenl Commillc, 1 :, ; Basehall 1; Football 1. 1 r, , Football Player in N,.,il - . 1. M-ii- Club 1. 2. 3 -t,,!l., 1, :;; Most Valu . . ,.. I: Who-s 1 ;.- CoUeges. able Social Slinlir High Point Colics. :. t ., 3. 4. Cabinet 1: li i-i IM:- Club 3, 4; Wcslc, II,,,,,- ;, x „,„ English i.Uib 3: IRC 3; YMCA ., - ( .,„„.il 1: Day Students 1: . ,,.lc K Club 4. John G. Tooly Belhaven, N. Industrial Arts and Social Studies Veterans Club 1; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. c. Lou Waddell Grammar Gr, Fair Bluff, N. C. ade Education Senior Class East Carolina Albert F. Wadford Neuse, N. C. PhYsical Education and Social Studies Paul E. Waldrop Norfolk. Va. Industrial Arts and Social Studies Jack Wallace Bath, N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies Jeff E. Warner Thomasville, N. C. Grammar Grade Education Class President 2 ; Stiidenl Legislature 2, 3, 4, Second Vice. President 3; Circle K Club 3, 4; Phi Sieroa Phi 3. 4; YMC- 2, 3, 4: Who-, V ' hu Among Students in Ameriran Universities and Colleges. Marshall G. Warren Ro. eboro. N. C. Science Annette Watson licthi-I. N. ( ' , Science and English Necigraphics 2, .I, 4; YWCA Cabinet 4. Nell Wise Wechter . ' tiinipy Point. N. C. Grammar Grade Education Walter Wells Hopewell, V; Physical Education and Social Studies Bernard C. West Greenville. N. C Enf;l,Ji „n,l Snnal Slu-lies Sports F.dil.T. -. r, ., :„ I, J. ' . . |, r, Sunimcr ' 50; Slu Neograph ' ics ' l ' . ::. : ' i ' ; i ' , ' m ' , ' , .■■Pr M.l. ' nt. ' Chria ' tian Studcn John B. White Norlina. N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies Louisburg Colleee 1. 2; ROTC 3, 4; IRC 3. Dorothy Whittington Brevard, N. C. Home Economics and Science Richard Whittington Snow Hill, N. C. Business Education and Social Studies Elmer E. Williams Washington. N. C. Mathematics and English Houston Everett Williams Leland. N. C. Social Studies and English Wingate College 1, 2; FTA 3, 4; YMCA 3, 4; IRC 3, 4; YDC 3. 4; Inter-Religious Council 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; English Club 4. Frances Lee Wilson Dunn, N. C. Home Economics and Science Home Eronomics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Poe Society 1, 2; YWCA 1. 2, 3, Secretary 2, Cabinet 2, 3; BSU Council 2, 3; House Committee 3, 4; Student Legislature 4; Mar- shal 3. Sallie B. Wilson Henderson, N. C. Grammar Grade Edu cation Marjoray Williams Seven .Springs. N. C. Grammar Grade Education Thomas C. Wilson Chapanoke. N. C. Geography and Physical Education Patricia Williams Wilmington. N. C. Grammar Education YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; BSU Council 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2. 3, 4; Inter-Religious Council 4; Superla- tive; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Walter L. Williams WinterviUe, N. C. Physical Education and Social Studies Henry S. Wood Greenville, N. C. English and Social Studies Betty Worrell Newsoms, Va. Business Education and English Louisbiirg College 1. 2; Commerce Club 3, 4; FTA 4; YWCA Major Williamson Rocky Mount, N. C. Business Education and Social Studies Joyce D. Zeh Vanceboro, N. C. Grammar Grade Education 49 Tea for four ... A sculptor in the making . . . Coleman and Smith lock horns with Congressman Bonner ... In memoriam . . . How did we get up here? ... A guv and his doll . . . Crowd at game . . . YI! YI! YI! YI! JUniOR CLRSS Left to right: DOROTHY JENNING, Student Legislature Representative CECIL WINSLOW, President JERRY HARRIS, Vice-President BUDDY HOLCOMB, Treasurer JUNE PRITCHARD, Secretary juniORS 2 i r p ilk A o k L 9 2 1 1 A V a 1 V 1 1 Ji 1 B K! £: JL P list. First row: Bertha Adams, Joyce Adams. Arthur Alford, Carl Anderson, Peggy Anderson, Cleon Avery, Edwin D. Averette, Bob Bailey. Second row: Frances Barnes, Otis G. Bain, Peggy Barn- hill, Edwin Barrow, Barbara Bartsch, Gaye Batten, Jean Beddingfield, Reuben W. Berry, Jr. Third row: David Blanford, Jr.. Janie Sue Blalock, Mattie Lou Bland, Don Blood, C. A. Blue, Robert 0. Bradley, Jr.. Marv Edna Brisson. Hazel Britt. Fourth row: David Brown. Donald Guy Brown, Mavis Brown, Mattie Faye Brown. Henry Bruton. James Bullock, Jean Bunn. Betty Butler. Fijth row: Clarence H. Butler, Robert K. Butler, Marie Byrd, Shirley Byrd, Naomi Gaboon, Herbert R. Carlton, Marshall Carr, Jr., Thyra June Carraway. Sixth row: Elizabeth Carroll, Mary Ellen Carter, Lula Chamblee. John Chapman. Robert D. Charlton. Charles G. Clark. David K. Clark, Giles R. Clark. )F 1951 a £ f f 1 l ' ft e ? V f5 o f k Ji n 1 e ff -r - - • ? FiV. ' ; row: Mildred Cole. Bill F. Cole, Louis Collie, Jessie Van Cowan. Albert G. Cowart, John Tomlinson Cox, James Cozart, Robert W. Craft. Second row: Clara Creagh, Jane M. Dail, Leon Earl Devenport, Charles Davis, Frances Lee Davis, Janet Davis, Rachel Anne Davis, Francis Dean. Third roiv: Billy Deans, Sadie Belle Deans, Joan Dees, June Dolly, Peggy Donerson, Frances Douglas, D. Lav rence Downing, Emilie DuPree. Fourth row: Susan Eason, Ola Nell Edniondson. Charles H. Edwards, Frances Lee Edwards, Barbara A. Eisele, Peggy Caldwell, Nan Farmer, Mac Eure. Fifth row: Jean Farrior, Virginia Faucette, Fitzhugh Fennell, Jr., George Fields, Dorothy Fitzgerald. Wilber Fitzgerald, Jr., John L. Fristoe, Ida Garrington. Sixth row: Grady H. Gaskill, Mary Gerock, L. B. Ginn, Joe Goodson, Jasper L. Greene, Anita Gulledge, William J. Gurganus, Mae Hackney. 53 juniORS ?r £f -4 -f ' J . f € m £ ii 1 % First row: Lee Hall, Lynwood Hall, Bernard Ham, Eleanor Hamilton, Jeanette Hamilton, Martha Ann Hauser, Lillian Hardy, Bill Harrell. Second row: Anthony D. Harris, Jr., Corinne Harris, Geraldine Harris, Barbara H. Hatch, Sadie Frances Hatch, Sue Hayes, Alison R. Hearne, Elizabeth Hedgepeth. Third row: Sara Jo Hege, Anne Hester, Sarah Jane Hester, David Hilburn, Reba Eudelle Hill, Gail Hines, Richard Hobbs, Howard B. Holcomb. Fourth roic: Henry T. Hood, Lennon W. Hooper, Faye Home, Anne House, Carolyn Howerton, George Huffman, Louisianna Hurdle, Priscilla Hynson. Fifth row: Mary Ipock, Garland Jackson, Joseph G. Jenkins, Dorothy Jennings, Catherine Johnson, F. Milam Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Charles T. V. Jones. Sixth row: David E. Jones, Jr., Beatrice Kearney, Sherrol Keen, Callie Marie Kinard, Lawrence Kincaid, Jane Kugler, Pat Lamm, Frank Landing. DF 1951 Sfi?f a f dski n n O CS r , iS , ' f i c p f) f? p f!7-5 rozt;; Peggy Donree Lane. Herbert Lassiter, Melvin Lassiter. Jr.. Jane Myra Lewis. Mary Evelyn Littleton. Frances Long, Betty McAllister. Alford McDaniel. Second row: Leah McGlohon, Alice McKenzie, Don C. MacKenzie, Harvey E. McPhail, Mary Maddrey, Maxine Maddrey, Alyce Marshburne, William N. Mason. Third roiv: Barbara Massey. John J. Maxwell. Jack Miller. Jean Mills, Spencer Minis. Diantha Minton. Rachel Modlin, Allene Moore. af £ ' Fourth row: Goodwin Moore, Mark Moore, Nina Moore, William J. Morgan. Clarence Foe Mooring, Allan Morris, Hilda Grace Moye, William Mulligan. Fifth row: Mrs. Lou Smith Nelson, Herman D. Nelson, Jean Newkirk, Charles Graham Nickens, Archie Randolph Outland, Lois Pace, Jack A. Painter, Edward E. Parker. Sixth row: J. R. Parker, Jack L. Parrish, Marvin Parsons, Sarah Jane Pate, Louise Pearce. Lyndell Pearce, Sarah Peedin, Herman Phelps. juniORS o r O ■jVi row; Shirley Pilkington, Rexford E. Finer, Jacquelyn Pollock, Abbie Jean Porter, Ola L. Porter. Edwin F. Powell, Robert Price, June Pritchard. Second row: Joyce Proctor, Martin Rabunsky, Bill Reams. Martha Reichart, Lillian Reid. Larry Respess, Johnny Edgar Rich, Elizabeth Riddle. Third row: Ralph H. Rives, Lucy Robertson, Maxine Robinson, Robert A. Robinson, Harold Suggs Rogers, Eloise Sanders, Frances Sanderson, Barbara A. Sasser. Fourth row: Charlie Self, Sarah Sellers, Charles A. Shackelford, Jean Shavender, Moses M. Sheppard, Phillip Shirley, Alfred L. Smith, James R. Smith. Fifth row: Jennie K. Smith, Margie Smith, Fred Soles, Sarah Stancil, Thorton L. Staples, Tommy Stewart, Callie L. Stocks, Josephine Stoneham. Sixth row: Owen W. Strictland, Gwenn Suitt, Mary Rose Sutton, Virginia R. Swann, Earnest Sylivant. Jr.. Jean Ann Taylor, Rebecca Thomas, Vivian Thomas. DF 1951 . ? i;v: ' ■- A.- jagtMMKisag e S i. A2 il A First row: Janie Thompson. Jeannette Tillett. Ireni L. Third row: Clyde White, Olivia Shields White, Floyd C. Tourmaras, Burma Tunstall. Ivey M. Vann. Dorothy Williams, William B. Williams, Carl R. Willis, Dorothy Venters, Thomas M. Vicars. Wilson, Willanette Willoughby. Secojid row: Mary Glenn Walston, Virginia Warren, Fourth row: Cecil E. Winslow. Jeanne Woodlief. Mrs. Everett Waters, Dorothy Anne Weaver. Hazel Weaver, Gilbert G. Woolard, Edwin B. Yarbrough. Ryland K. Lynne West, Carolyn J. Whaley. Young. 57 No paying, no staying . . . Shlurp! . . . Back from the pole. South, that is ... A bucketful of something . . . Playing with gold. ($38,000) . . . Dead dogs . . . You ain ' t in the army (yet) . . . Sleeping beauty . . . Ladies and Gentlemen . . . Sign here, buddy. SOPH CLRSS Left to right: DORIS STRICKLAND, Vice-President CATHERINE HILL, Treasurer BOB KENNEDY, President JANIE WATSON, Student Legislature Represenlatiie EMILY FAIRCLOTH, Secretary SOPHOmORES Frances Abbott Charity Adams Janice Albritton Rachael Andrews Iris Aldridge Jesse A. Aldridge S. Rudolph Alexander Betty Claire Allard Mary Frances Allen Ray B. Anderson Belvin Akins Doris Armstrong Joyce Bagley Mary Sue Bagley Thyrese Bagley Paul C. Bailey Beth Baker Grace Baker Ruth Barefoot Virgie Barefoot Deryl Bateman Jeanette Bateman Gloria Baysden Lynn W. Bazemore Audrey Beaman George Beaman Everett Bennett Kathleen Bennett Sarah Bennett Faye Benton Edward Biggs Lionel L. Bishop Ernest Black Yvonne Blackwell Charles R. Blake Harold Blake Alicia Blue Naomi Bobbitt Ruth Bobbht Jane Holland Bond DeRother Boone Sarah Ruth Rowland William P. Boyd Jean Bradshaw Dorothy Bradshaw Joyce Branch Louise Brock Helen Chaney Brown D i 3F 1951 g M iL ft Jaiif Ellen Brown l hillip Hrown irginia Brown Austin Hoover Br Jack Britt Marilyn F. Britt Rupert Bonner (ieorge Bowers Dorothy L. Boyelte Thomas G. Bullock Hazel Buffkin Paul Bunn Pat Bundy Alston Burke Harriett Burnette Julian G. Butler Annie Lou Butts Betty Byrd Martin Byrd. Jr. Roy R. Creech Bobhie Caldwell Paul . Cameron Jennie Elizabeth Cannon Don L. Carson Harriett Carr Loyce Carr Margaret .Ann Carr Betty .Ann Carroll Kenneth Casey Charles R. Cherry Janice Clark Janis Cooper Myrna Cooper James Corbin Jane Cornwell Geraldean Com H. Donald Cox Raymond H. Cox William W. Cox Bryan C. Craft l.ila Mae Creech Jack Cutler Maggie Daniels Delia Davenport Frances Jean Dav .Sibyle Davis Wade Davis Frances Dawson SOPHOmORES Jane DeBruhl Betty Jean Dewar Raymond Dorsett Joan Edwards Pansy Edwards Carolyn Eisele Myrtle Elmore Jeanine Ennis Max Epstein Keith Epstep Jean Exum Emily Faircloth Imogene Faircloth Ruby Thelma Farrior J. C. Fields Willard Finch Orville Floyd Henry C. Fordham Mary Forehand Jacqueline Fristoe Elizabeth Gaddy Maggie Gatlin Nicholas Garner Emma Lou Gay Donald Gaylor Grace Giles Clement M. Gray. Jr. Jack Gray Lucy Gray Elaine Griggs liam Stewart Goodson Joe Gulledge Maggie Haddock Ruth Haislip Roberta Hall Vehna Hanclicy Romolus Hardin Dowdy Hardy Vera Hardison Peggy Harper .M Harrington Gladys Miller Harrell Marilyn Henaghan Betty Hendrix Catherine Hill Ross B. Hill Freddie Hinnant Madeline Hodges DF 1951 - ' n -! f -pwi j r T f f p X ill M . t m 9 ■J- k. 1 :, , f k f£ l Maude Elizabeth Hodges Fay Hogan Mildred Holt Victor Van Hook Virgil Howard Charlotte Humphrey Alec James Hurst Dorothy Jackson Sarah L. Jackson Russell Jarrett Evelyn Jernigan Christine Johnson Alice Foy Jones Mary Frances Jones Mary Lee Jones Roland F. Jones, Jr. Elizabeth Dean Johnson John B. Johnson Mary Jo Johnson Von Johnson Ann Jordan Janet Ann Keever Ernest Kelley John R. Kennedy Mary Helen Kilby James Kinion Art H. King Max N. Kinlaw Janet Kirkland Merle Kirby Robert Kluttz Clifton D. Knowles Arthur Langley, Jr. James R. Langston Dale Lawson Bob Lee Hilda Lee Irene Boyer Lee Jim Lee Lucile Leggett Frank E. Lewis Alice Liverman Edelweiss Livingston Kathryn Long .Shannon Lowder Claude McAllister Jewell McCoy Jessie McCraw SOPHOmORES George McCullen Dorothy McDonald William B. McDonald Wade G. McDougald Irene McGowan Lucille McGowan Mary McKinnon William A. McLawhorn Juanita McLeod Theresa McNabb Hattie Lee McPhail Frank Madigan Myrtle Manning Ethel Lee Massengill Jimmie Irene Matthews Andy Meeder Janice Meeking James D. Mellon. Jr. Shirley Melton Vivian Mercer Alman W. Melvin Anne Mesamer Eula Mewborn Levene Midgette. Jr. Mantha L. Mills Jean Mitchell Charles Mizelle Lois Mizelle Mona Moore Patricia Anne Moore Pauline Moore Betty M. .Morris Josephine Morris Arthur Moser John E. Moss Robert F. Mayo Peggy Nash Lillian Scott Naylor Lonnie Nelms Richard Nelson Mary Ann Dates Robert Tracy Odum Isabella O ' Neal Lewis Ormand David John Overman Thomas J. Owen. Jr. Mary Olive Owens Mack Pace © ' (2 €• - v ' J f DF 1951 ft ' ' ' -- ?©f Jii C. A 1 M i KtI.el Parks I.rvin Parker lu.rpliiiM- I ' arkiTSon Mildred Perry Mark . Petteway Ike Piner William H. Pittman Betty Poole John R. Postas Kleanor I ' owcII Mil,lr,Ml Powell Ruthe Powell Marie Prater CwenilolynPuckett Dorothy Pugh Phyllis Randolph Nellie Ruth Reams Herbert B. Rennie Shirley Rhue Cindy Rich George Riddick Stacy L. Riggs Rebecca Roberson Wallace B. Robinso Donald Roebuck Harcum Roebuck Edith Rogerson Patricia Ann Rogei Floyd H. Rollins Ann Ross Ora Mae Rouse Carolyn Rowlett ' arren S. Russell (Jus Russo Betty Jane Sanderson Grace Sanderson Jerry Sandford Leonard B. Starling George Melvin Sauls Dwight Shoe Edsel Sholar Richard Siler Mae Silverthorne Carolyn Slack Clinton Small Carlton E. Smith Dennis Smith Stanley T. Smith Donald Smith Ann Spain Verona Sparrow Janet Stansill Dot Stauffer Irene Steele Marie Stallings Catherine Lee Stephenson Louise Stewart Nina Stillman Joanne Stillman Julia McKinne Stout Doris Strickland Gladys Strickland Joe W. Stroud Xan Sutherland Elizabeth Sutton John Swart William Norwood Taylor J. K. Thompson Sue Thompson Billy Tucker Seleta Tucker Janet Tyson i aylon Cline Upchurch Louise Vann Patricia Vaughan Hilda Walker Rachel Wallace James Harvey Ward, Jr. Moody Ward Anne Warren Marilyn Watkins Charles L. Watson Janie Watson Mitzi Watson Gertrude Watts Madeleine Weaver Robert W. Wechter Louise Weeks Paul D. Weeks 9 4 p. C- a SOPf HOmORES i, i i. f£ £ £ 1 m r , p ■ B 1 m.!:M. T, DF 1951 Mable Ann West Aldred Wetherington L. B. Wheeler. Jr. Clarkston White Margaret .Ann White Anne Whilehurst .Samuel Whitehurst Everette Whitley Raymond Lloyd Whitfield James A. Williams Larry Williams William F. Williams Barbara Williamson Crowell Williamson S. Cecelia Willoughby Carroll Wilson Carl Flowers Winfield. Jr. Geraldine Worrell Mary Frances Yarborough H 1 ' ' Ml k W - J iS?L W__ftB. _ FRESHmRn CLRSS p : 19 r!ii u I f S 1 1 B a Wt i 1 m EJ BBp- ' fari( iiig: OWEN BESSELIELI, President ANNE OSBORNE, Sf«d«. « Legislate EDGAR TADLOCK, Vice-Preside,] Seated left to right: PHOEBE WOMBLE, Tr DONNA JEAN YANCEY, cre««r.r Representative FRESHmEn ' 4.:, Si r 1? if 1 f ih Ky V o V j6 s f 4 f Ik V d •1 ff vi row: Lou Adams. William C. Adams. Brent Adcock. Nolan C. Alcock, Susie Alexander, Thomas AUsbrook. William E. Alston, Thomas Alma, Alton E. Andrews. Second row: Margaret Andrews, Jean Baggett, Drusilla Bain, Robert Baker, Jane Barber. Curtis Barfield, Doris Barnes, Lewis Barnes, George Barringer. Third row: Martha Ann Barrow, Peggy Barrow, William Barry, Janyce Bass, Waylon Bass, Faye Batten, Jackie Baucom. Nancy Beatty. Bert Beck. Fourth row: Ann Bell, Owen Bessellieu. Betsy Best, Dorothy Best, Metz Bizzell, Deane Blackmon, Christine Blalock, Pauline Blalock, Ray Blizzard. Fifth row: Loyce Bonner, Jane Bostic. Shelton Bowen, James Shepherd Bowers. 111. Bevis Boyd. Peggy Joyce Bowen. H. E. Boyd, Gerald Braswell, Betty Sue Branch. Sixth row: Mary Drew Brice, Betty Brickhouse, Joan Britt. Carey Edward Brown, Ferrell Brown. Franklin M. Brown. Jean Brown, Marvin Brown, William E. Brown, Jr. OF 195] 3 A- £ •t f 0 M o ? o ■ 1 a £ £ t e ' k 1 f li f(r5 row: Gordon D. Bruiisun. Ailccii Bryant, AUee Louise BuUard, Hazel Burke, Carolyn Burnette, Anne Butler, Ella Butts, Alice Jean Bynum, James Leo Byrd. Second row: Martha Byrd, Arlene Cahoon, Thurston Callahan. Marie Cannon. Shelton Cannon. William J. Carr, Robert Carter, Cecelia Cartwright, Charles Carver. Third row: Gerald Castellow, John Castor, James V. Cawthon, Amy Cayton, Carol Chadwick, Marion Chesson, Olene Civils, Jeanny Clark, Mary Agnes Clark. fourlli row: Bobby Clinard, Tommy Clodfelter, Nathalie Coker, Betty Reid Cole, Janet Cokelough, Thelma Collier, Macy Bell Cooper, Archie Congleton, Patricia Corbett. Fifth row: Becton Corbin, Christan Corbin, Catherine Coston, John Costulis, Jo Ann Cothran. Anne Cox, James Karl Cox, Virginia Crawford, Henry B. Creech. Sixth row: Eliard Groom, Milton M. Croon, Charlotte Crowson, Anne Grumpier, Jean Grumpier, Pat Grumpier, Walter Culbreth, Jr., Mary Anne Dallas, Lois Dake. FRESHmED i f) i ■? 2 €) ?- S ' s £ Wcv t m P e i A f Q a € ' . ili ? 5 1 I a a First row: Bobby Darden, Joan Darden. Annell Daughti y. Gladys Daugherty, Alton Davis, Evelyn Jean Davis, Joe Davis, Jewel Dawson, James W. Dempsy. Second roiv: Frances Dickson, Frances Dixon, Horace Dixon, Jean Dodd, Myra Gale Dorsey. Carmen Dunn. Anne Durant, Jean Edmundson, Harold J. Edwards. Third row: Peggy Jean Edwards, Dolores Eisele, Norwood Elliott, William Preston Emerson. Carolyn Everhart. Mildred Faison, Faye Farmer. Kenneth Farrior, Nora Ellen Faulkner. Fourth row: Ann Fedoronko, Eugene Fields, Mary Alice Fields, Charles Fishel, Joyce Ann Fisher, Marie Fisher. Grace Fleming, Jimmy Fleming, Jean Flora. Fifth roiv: Robert Earl Flye, Dewey W. Foster, Bobbie Richards French. Edgar E. Futrell. J. Robert Gardner, Kitty Gerringer. Francis Gay, Mary Lou Gillette, John L. Goodwin, Jr. Sixth row: Hazel Marie Gore, Robert Graham, Margaret Grant, Charlie Gray, Jean Gray, Dolores Gregory, Peggy Joyce Grice, Clinton Griffin, Peggy Griffin. )F 1951 ?00 | f f m fj 1 ft rf ? O m1 L ? £ f S. fi Nw -1 l f firs roit).- Barbara Grimes. Laverne Grogan. Annice Faye Gulley. Betty Gurganus, Betty Ann Gurganus, Joyce Gurley, Patricia Claudette Hackney, June Haddock, Bar- bara Hamilton. Second row: Margaret Mae Hamilton, Mary Hanchey. Janice Grey Hardison, Jan Hardy, Lettie Harper, William Joseph Harris. Laura Harrell, Walter M. Harrell, Elsie Harrelson. Third roiv: Thelma M. Harris, Richard Haskins, Joyce Hathaway, Sidney Hawkins, Joan Hayman, Frank Hem- ingway, Alease High, Carolyn Hines, Carl Rayford Hinson. Fourth roiv: Jo Joan Hiott. Betsy Hobgood. Marlene Hodges, Euzella Holland. Warren R. Hood. Marietta Hooper, Major Hooper. Jerry Leo Horner, Robert Paige Horton. Fifth roiv: Lula Ann House, Dorothy Jean Howard, Elsie Howard. Vernice Howard. Mary Alice Howard, Howard Wright Hudnell. Bobby Hudson. Mattie Huber, Charles Huffman. Sixth row: Byrd Humphreys, Walter Hunt, Robert T. Huntley, Louise Ingram, Alice Jachson, Imogene Jennett, Anne Rickard Jerome, Ana Leighn Johnson, Melba Johnson. FRESHmED ■ f) 0 e rvf 1 1 p il ) £ if . C 11: J. s i 1 4 f £ £ t € ( J fi i roft;; Sallie Grey Johnson, Tonimye Johnson, Annie Laurie Jones, Faye Jones, Frances Jones, Larlie Mae Jones, Opal Jones, Paul Ed. Jones, Ruth Jones. Second row: Royce C. Jordan, Wade H. Jordan, Jr., Becky Julian. Joan Kelly, Geneverette Keen, Joan Kern, Bill R. Kimbro, Carl King. Carolyn King. Third row: James King, Leland King, Norma King, Lexine Kirby, Nellie Gray Kittrell, Charles Klutz, Lula Frances Knott. James Knox. William Worth Lamb. Jr. fourth row: Judith Lane. William Lanier. Hazel Lassiter. Billy Laughinghouse, Betty Jane Leary, Julianne Leimore, Pat Lewis, Shirley Littlefield, Norma Long. Fifth row: Wilson Lovett, Thomas Ray Lupton, Murray Bud Lynch, Nancy Louise Lyon. Jimmy McCormick, Sylvia McCoy, G. Donald McFadyen. Jeanette McGlohom, DeWitt McGowen. Sixth row: Martha Jean McKenzie. LaRue McKinney, Tarver McKnight, Lonnie McLain, Estel Wayne McLanib, Katheryn McLawhorn. Agnes McLemore, Louise Mc- Lowhorn, Hugh W. McNeill. 3F 1951 £ HA § ?f ' ft f 0 n ? £ f c €1 .4ii £i First row: Edward A. Mackie, Libby Macready, Agnes Faye Mallard, Sybil Mallard, Peggy Malpass, Robert A. Maness, Eleanor Mangum, Elva Rae Mann, Margaret Ann Mansfield. Second row: Lin wood Martin, Clara Mason, Edmond Massad, Edna M. Massad, Billy Matthews, Dolores Mat- thews, Barbara Mayhew, Keith Melton, Farrell Memory. Third row: Doris Messer, Joyce Midgett. Eleanor Mills. William Mills, Patsy Miller, Billy Mitchell. Jean Lewis Mohorn, Alma Lou Moore, Evelyn Moore. Fourth row: Georgia Morris, John Mundy. John Neilson, Charles Robert Nielsen, Donnie Norris, Sabra Nunnalee, Betsy Oakes, Anne Osborne, Betty Rail Outlaw. Fifth roiv: Ramona Outlaw. Annabelle Overman, Ann Parker, Frances Louise Parker. Janie M. Parker. Rebecca Ann Pate, Doris Jean Pearce. Joan Pegram. Dahlia Pendergraft. Sixth row: Robert Pennington, Charlie Cecil Perry, Barbara Phelps, Mary Lou Phillips, Thomas E. Pierce, Amos Pierson, Jim Piner, Billie Rose Pitt, Mary Ella Pittman. FRESHmEn k 1 v ? E - S 2 f V £ US M fi § i ,© © M £ f) 1 S First row: Betty Pope. Judson Porter. Matthew Prescott. Claudia Proctor, Sylvia Proctor, Johnny Quinn, Frances RadclifFe. Dorothy Ragland, Paul H. Rasberry. Second row: Bobbie Lou Reynolds, Jessie Ann Rice, Gwen Richardson, Bobby Richmond. Kathryn Rickards, Barbara J. Riddick, Sterling Riggs, Emily Rivenbark. Jenette Rivenbark. Third row: Alice Roberson, Janice Roberson, Sidney Rogerson, Corolyn Robinson, Sara Jane Rollins, Ann Rosenthal, William H. Rowland, Edmund Rublein, Gene Russell. Fourth row: Bertie Sadler. Mitchell L. Saieed, Pandora Saiiderlin, Eleanor Sanderson, Lena Sanderson, W. C. Sanderson. Mary Elizabeth Sawyer, Lita Gray Sawyer, Hilda Scott. Fifth row: Ray Sears, Josie Ray Sessoms, Jean Shaw. Mattie B. Shearin, Fred Shelby, Sue Shine. Nancy Sholar. Janet Shore. William Cecil Simmons. Sixth roiv: Lois Simpson, Patricia Simpson, Anne V. Smith. Elaine Kay Smith, Dorothy Smith, Henry C. Smith, William R. Smith, Jr., Jo Ann Smith, Dorothy M. Smith. )F 1951 r £ f f i. f £ I ■ n ni lit ? A £ f k ? a i2. 4 c £ 2f, 1 £ First row: Hazel R. Smith. Eston Smith. Alston W. Spruill. Maxine Stanley, Carolyn Stancil, Jonny Stanley, Jim Stanley, George Starling, Dean Stocks. Second row: Mary Edna Stokes. Myrtle Ann Stone, Kay Sugg. Charles E. Sutton. Geraldine Sutton. Charles Swin- dell. Janet Svvinson. Edgar Tadlock, Charles R. Taylor, Jr. Third row: Glenna Thomas, Frances Thompson, Larry Thompson. Mary Beth Thomas. Mary Frances Threatt. Elmer Tripp, Letha Trott, Victor Johnson Tucker, Jack Turnage. Fourth row: Don Turner. Erolyn Turner. Karl Turner. James M. Umphlett, Avron Buron Upchurch, Julian R. Vainright, Adaline Vann, Carl D. Wagner, Irma Wain- wright. Fijth roiv: Jackie Waldron. James Avery Wallace, Jr., R. Nelson Walsh. Betty Jean Warren. H. Hulon Warren, Mona Watts, Thomas K. Watson. William Weathington, Ann Webb. Sixth row: Barbara Edith Weir, Ann West. Harriet West. Laura West. Sarah Louise Whaley, Ernest Lee White, LeRov White. Pat White. Norwood Whitehurst. FRESHmEn OF 195 ¥ e ii £ 3 ' a ' IP £ £ § g 9 a e . n « ? i. f 175 o!! ' ; Betty Sue Whitfield, Vernie Wilder, Anne Wil- Third row: Mamie Wooten, Frances Woolard, Ada Worth- Hams, Catherine Williams, Florence Williams, James M. ington. Charles M. Worthington, India Wright. Donna Williams, Howard P. Williams, Pete Williams, Robert Jean Yancey, Doris Yarbrough, Lou Yates, Jean Yeargin. Fourth row: Billy Ray Yelverton, Jean Elizabeth Yelver- Second row: Ted Williams. James A. Williamson. William ton. Treva Jackalin Yow, Joyce Calhoun, Earl G. S. Winesett, Wallace Winslow. Judy Winstead, Mary Lou Castellow. Womble, Phoebe Womble, Leah Fran Wood, Rosemary Wood. Yo, ho! . . . and a bottle (without I)ottle!). He ain ' t a genius and he ain ' t working. It ' s quit raining — close those umbrellas! And we did, too! There will be no quartering of pets in the dormitories ... I talked — I was caught — I ' m on probation. This is college????? Yes, Daddy. Dark, ain ' t it? Where to, gals? Pretzel — where ' s the beer? This is registra- tion????? ) .-1-  «-.- ' ' «? t - „ ■ Jw ■M Wb: -iiit MA 3J ' i i ' si r it I X i 1 ) i i r U U. S. RIR FORCE R. 0. T. C The Air ROTC unit at East Carolina, headed by Major Lomax L. May, Professor of Air Science and Tactics, is a detachment of the Fourteenth Air Force. Its strategic mission is the preparation, in the administrative and logistical aspects of air operations, of qualified young men for service in that branch of our nation ' s defense structure that is becoming increasingly instrumental in the seemingl y constant battle to preserve peace in the world — the United States Air Force. Since its activation in 1948 the unit has exprri?nced an enormous growth in enrollment. Beginning with only 76 members in September of 1948, it now boasts an en- rollment of 286 cadets, a number almost quadruple the initial enrollment figure. The curriculum is divided into a basic course and an advanced course. In certain cases, men with previous wartime military service are exempt from taking the basic course. Upon successful completion of the prescribed course or courses, and upon recommendation by the Professor of Air Science and Tactics, a cadet is commis- sioned as a second lieutenant in the I ' nited States Air Force Reserve. The Air ROTC unit is truly synonymous with East Carolina ' s expansion and progress, and its rapid growth in the face of impending hostilities is symbolic of the patriotic desire for .America to continue to reign supreme on the battlefield, on the high seas, and in the air. GROUP OFFICERS AND SQUADRON COMMANDERS Cadet Lt. Col. Robert L. Chick. Jr. Cadcl Lt. Col. James T. Hudson Cadet Major Floyd C. Williams Cadet Major Kenneth H. Stargardt Cadet Major Richard B. Whillington Citdet Major Gilbert G. Woolard. Jr. Cadet Major James E. Salter Group Commander Group Executive Officer Group Adjutant .4 Squadron B Squadron C Squadron ■ ' D Squadron Major Alfred E. Baucom, USAF Asst. PAS T flIR FORCE PERSOnnEL Captain James N. McDill, USAF Assl. PAS T M Sgt. Bruce C. Baxter, Sergeant Major T Sgt. Robert i . SpU Assistant Instructor M Sgt. William H. Wise, Supply Sergeant Th. ' .-olcrliil AKOTC Drum and Uuj;Ii- Corp..  llo .■ a l i c■r i, T Sgt. Ku tweiilv-five cadets. Cadet Major Loui D. Elfriiik is Drum Major. of the AUOTC CRDETS One of the outstanding campus events of the year at East Carolina was the Seronrl Annual Military Ball, held in the Wright Building on December 2, 1950. The highlight of this formal occasion was the announcement that Miss Evelyn Moore, of Portsmouth. Virginia, escorted by Cadet Cecil Winslow. had been named Queen of the Ball by the Cadets. She was awarded the title of Honorary Cadet Lieutenant Colonel by Major Lomax L. May. Professor of Air Science and Tactics and Commanding Officer of the local AROTC unit. Messick. Miss Moore. Cadet Winslow. and Major May. Shown belf are rresiflenl COLOR GURRD PERSOnREL Cadet Cecil E. Winslow Cadet Albert M. Poggioli Cadet 2nd Lt. Robert C. Selby Cadet 2iid Lt. Herbert B. Rciinie, Jr. A SQUADRON FLIGHT NO. 1 Under the leadership of Cadet Capt. Robert K. Butler FLIGHT NO. 2 Under the leadership of Cadet Capt. Robert D. Bass, Jr k r ' ' ' ' s ' -l B SQUADRON FLIGHT NO. 3 Under the leadership of Cadet 1st Lt. Stanley T. Smith FLIGHT NO. 4 Lnder the leadership of Cadet Capt. Carson A. Bl r|if lyw -C ' SQUADRON Mt ' T FLIGHT NO. 5 Under the leadership of Cadet Capt. Roland W. Stephen- .J -- uSi iiim i M I C SQUADRON (Cont.) FLIGHT NO. 6 Under the leadership of Cadet 1st Lt. William T. Harrell n ' D SQUADRON FLIGHT NO. 7 t .  « J f m ' ' • ' ' ' • ' ' eadership of FLIGHT NO. 8 Lliider the leadership of Cadet Capt. William H. Flanders i.n 7 87 r !i« H H y OUR STUDEriT Democracy in action — that ' s what we have on our in close contact with items of interest to them as campus when it comes to our student goveriunent. college students. Each student may attend any meet- It is associated with the National and State Student ing of the association which he desires, and may Government movements, and keeps the student hody vote on any matter brought before a student mass AL LIVESAY, President HOGAN GASKINS, First Vice-President JEFF WARNER, Second Vice-President MARY LOU BRAXTON, Secretary BILL FLANDERS, Treasurer THORNTON STAPLES, First Assistant Treasurer BOB ROBINSON. Historian DR. HOWARD CLAY, Faculty Advisor EGlSLflTURE ■■m meeting. Since this organization controls the student equally as important which the legislature has to activity fund, all appropriations to clubs or organi- act upon. Its countless committees are ever striving zations must come through the action of this body. to improve conditions for the students of EAST This in itself is a big task, but there are others CAROLINA. TECO ECHO Editoi -in-Chief Managing Editor Assistant Editors Featurisls Editorial Advisor Sports Editor Sports Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Assistants Rexford E. Finer Miles Buck Faye Batten, Anne Jones. Barbara Grimes. Tonimie Lupton Donald Blood. Jean Head Miss Mary H. Greene Lloyd Whitfield Tom Cox Annie Lou Butts Grace Baker Ann Baysden. Maggie Gatlin, Charlotte Humphrey. Grace Sanderson. Gladys Strickland. Betsv Carroll. Ike Finer Circulation Manage Feggy Bowen Rexford E. Finer Annie Lou Bull TUUEDTY-FIVE YEARS OF nEUUS The TECO ECHO, student newspaper of East Caro- lina, celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary, its first issue having been circulated on the campus Decem- ber 19, 1925. In conjunction with the recognition of its quarter century of outstanding service to the college, the staff sponsored an anniversary dance. In its second year as a weekly, the paper has at- tempted to maintain high standards of journalistic technique and present to the campus a newspaper worthy of being published at East Carolina. The TECO ECHO has striven to present in readable form a clear view of the stream of life at East Carolina, reporting news events, interpreting on the editorial page, and always searching for op|)orUmi- ties to improve itself and the college. The TECO ECHO has received many honors through the years from the Associated Collegiate Press and the Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion, including Medalist rating in its twenty-fourth year from C.S.P.A., and has become established on the campus as the voice of the students and as an outlet of expression to lovers of journalism. Pictured below is the business staff of the TECO ECHO. Managing Editor D. Wilbur Jones, THE 1951 The (|ueslions. llie answers, tlie shoe leatlier worn out, and all other countless problems have finally emerged into a new TECOAN. Sometimes we f elt like (juitting. Init more often someone would visualize a new idea and the work would begin anew. We have enjoyed working for you ... we hope that you will enjoy looking at our work. Dr. John O. Reynolds Faculty Advisor f Jeriiey J. Miiishew Business Manager ECORn THE STAFF Assistant Editor Klizabeth Pate Feature Editor Anne Jones Assistant Feature Editor Faye Batten Organizations Editor Sadie Deans Assistant Sports Editor Charles Shackelford Assistant Business Manager Roy Creech Other members are: Everett Whitley, Wade Jordan. Jr.. L. B. Ginn. Ivey D. Finer, William Pittman, Cecelia Cartwright, Clara Mason, Alice Liverman, Carl Willis. Jeanine Ennis, Cliff Adams, Lynne West. FROM DREAMS TO REALITIES music There is naught tliat is more inspiring than music. In its every tempo and arrangement music stirs up an emotional feeling in the hearts of everyone. It is no small wonder that every institute of learning strives to accjuire a music department of excellence, for music plays a major part in the phase of all our lives. East Carolina has one of the finest music departments boasted by southern colleges. In voice and instrument. East Carolina has one of the finest training offered any vhere. THE COLLEGE CHOIR n:rriu t j. ttk mi O jk THE COLLEGE SINGERS MH  f ' MEN ' S GLEE CLUB WOMEN ' S CHORUS rfi ' iJ;nH ' i ' MUSIC EDUCATION CLUB 1 p |gHM| yK ii|i| :3,. -:r ' [ — ■i BiiK I THE EAST CRROLinfl COLLEGE BRRD Herbert Carter. Director mUSIC-mRKERS For dancing and concert pleasure, students of East Carolina are fortunate in having two very fine music ensembles on the campus. They are the Boi) Lee Orchestra, and the College Band. The Best Band in Tar-Heel Land has steadily improved since its organization in 1946, and is now rated as one of the top ranking dance bands in North Carolina. The band ' s professional outlook, and its efforts to produce the best possible music has made it a favorite of everyone who appreciates the finest in music for dancing and listening. For the best in concert and game-time entertainment, it is the East Carolina College Band under the capable direction of Herbert Carter. The band has furnished a various array of colorful marches at football games, together with stirring music. Its performances at varied concerts, and assembly programs have been highly enjoyed by everyone. THE BOB LEE ORCHESTRA PI OfTIEGR P Beta Kappa Chapter of Pi Omega Pi. a national honorary Business Education Fraternity was organized on the campus in 1944. Membership is based on one ' s superior scholastic standing in the fields of business education and general education. The fraternity seeks to promote scholar- ship and interest in commerce, to aid civ ic betterment, to encourage high ethical standards in business and pro- fessional life, and to teach the ideals of service which is the basis of all worthy enterprise. OFFICERS Jane Albritton President Grace Sugg Vice-President Cleon Avery Secretary Robert Chick Treasurer PHI SIGITIR PI The purpose of the Phi Signa Pi is three-fold-knowledge, training and fellowship. Good moral qualities are the basis for admittance into this fraternity. New members of the organization are voted on by members of the club, further qualifications include a scholastic standing of a 3 and enrollment in the college for at least one quarter. OFFICERS Robert Mays Paul Trotnian Roy Cuddihy William Easterli President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SIGmfl PI RLPHR The Phi Sigma Chapter of Sigma Pi Alpha, honorary foreign-language fraternity, seeks to stimulate and to gain a better knowledge of the people, language, life, customs and culture of foreign countries. Membership is open to those students of foreign languages who have an unusual interest in language, and who have an average of 2 in foreign language, and a 3 ' average in all other subjects. OFFICERS Ellen Buffkin President Norma Hughes Vice-President Billy Owens Secretary Emma Dean Calfee Treasurer Beta Kappa Chapter Tau Chapter Phi Sigma Chapter YUUCR We like to have fun in a wholesome way, say the members of the Young Women ' s Christian Association. The Y on the campus has become a symbol of worship, recrea- tion, and good clean fun for all who want to participate. In an effort to obtain funds for the Student Service Fund drive this year, a hobby show and square dance were sponsored by the group. The Y-Hut is open every Thursday night so that students may have use of the room for recreation. Other traditional events include Vespers every Friday night, helping a needy family at Christmas, Big Sister program, and a Retreat for council members. Patricia WiUia Joyce Proctor President Vice-President Hazel Buffkii Grace Baker Secretary- Treasurer 102 YfTICR To achieve a realization of a full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God — a noble purpose for a noble organization. The Young Men ' s Christian Association works with the YWCA on the campus to carry on various projects such as the World Student Service Fund drive. Christmas Chapel Service, and Commence- ment Candlelighting service. In an effort to be of real service to students, members of the organization assist in making out student schedules on registration day. This organization also works with the YWCA and the Inter-Religious Council in planning and conducting Religious Emphasis Week. Gene Hart Milam Johnson President George Fields Vice-President Clifford Adams Secretary Treasurer COmmERCE CLUB The Commerce Club strives to create a feeling of friendliness and beneficial services for the Commerce department and its members. Each year its Hal- loween carnival and dance are tops on the list of social activi- ties for college students OFFICERS Allen Berman President Leon Bizzell Vice-President Mattie Faye Brown Secretary Claude Altman Treasurer The East Carolina Home Eco- nomics Club is still holding its own as the largest college Home Ec. Club in N. C, a feat in which the department takes great pride. Activities of the year included various parties, observance of United Nations Day, and the initiation of grad- uating senior members into the American Home Economic As- sociation. OFFICERS Thelma Russ President Betty Ann Shaw Vice-Pres. Doris Edwards Secretary Grace Giles Treasurer HomE Economics club 104 iniERnRTionflL REiRiions club Forums, discussions, ta lks and commentaries on world affairs all go into the planning of programs of the International Relations Club. Students as well as out-of-town guests are par- ticipants in the club ' s monthly sessions. Working in the social studies department the club seeks to promote an interest in national and international af- fairs and their effect upon col- lege students. OFFICERS Carl Smith P resident Danny Keegan Vice-Pres. Lib Davis Sec.-Treas. Still holding its own in distinc- tion as the oldest departmental club on our campus, the Eng- lish Club entered its twenty- sixth year of service with the opening of this college year. The club sponsors parties, play read- ings, lectures on literary men. their lives and works, as a part of its monthly program at the club meetings. OFFICERS Joyce Proctor President Marie Byrd Vice-President Garland Jackson Secretary Lena Kite Treasurer EnCLISH CLUB SCIEnCE CLUB Anyone who is interested in science may become a member of this club. Members of the Science Club take a trip each spring to some place of scien- tific interest for study and ob- servation. For the advancement of science — a district science contest is sponsored by the club in which high school science students of the surrounding areas are elegible to participate. OFFICERS Harry Moore President Milam Johnson Vice-Pres. Jennie Cannon Sec.-Treas. Hey. come on gang and lets go out and play with those children. This is just one ex- ample of the feeling expressed for children that is encouraged by the Association for Child- hood Education on the East Carolina campus. This organi- zation is a student branch of the International organization open to all students interested in the welfare of children. OFFICERS Doris Pleasant President Clara Jenkins Vice-President Florence Pope Secretary Jane Gainev Treasurer flSSOCIRTIOn FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCflTIOn 106 FUTURE TEACHERS OF RmERICR The Robert H. Wright Chapter of Future Teachers of America is distinguished as being the oldest chapter of the Future Teachers in North Carolina, and by having as its sponsor, Miss Emma Hooper, the second old- est Chapter sponsor in line of service in the United States. The organization endeavers to promote interest in the teaching profession, and to acquaint young people with the ethics, history, and programs of the North Carolina Education As- sociation, and the National Education Association. OFFICERS Margaret P. Hawthorn Pres. Sarah Jane Hester Vice-Pres. Bobbie Caldwell Secretary Gertrude Watts Treasurer Fornmlas, slide rules, and head- aches are a few of the terms used by Math students and members of the Math Club. But along with all of their work, these students find time to give toys to children and to help some needy family at Christmas time. OFFICERS Jim Ratledge President Clifford Adams Vice-Pres. Ramona Sawyer Sec.-Treas. Dr. John Reynolds . Faculty Advisor mRTH CLUB jnRVIS FOREnSIC Experiences in debating and public speaking are offered to all interested students through the media of the Jarvis Forensic Club. Last spring the members of the debate squad participated in the South Atlantic Debate Tournament in Hickory, N. C, and at the speaking event at the Strawberry Leaf Festival in Fredricksburg, Va. OFFICERS Miles R. Buck President Milton Zellin Vice-President Betty Mobley Sec.-Treas. In an effort to give fun and ex- perience in the field of dra- matics, this organization brings opportunities for the students to see the best in plays, and to participate in play production. The Teachers Playhouse is bas- ed on the belief that dramatics should and does have a part in the educational system for the college student. OFFICERS Susan Smith President Joseph Congleton Vice-Pres. Barbara Eisele Rec. Sec. Clarkton White Cor. Sec. Mark Moore Treasurer THE TEACHERS PLRYHOUSE YOUnC DEmOCRRTIC CLUB True to the spirit of politics, our political minded students of the Young Democratic Club have devoted their all to the purpose of stimulating an in- terest in better government on our campus. In order to do this the club engages prominent sp eakers from the political world as a part of their active program to encourage the students to take more interest in their government. It is responsible at all times to take an active part in the support of the Demo- cratic Party. OFFICERS Joseph Congleton President As a college branch of Kiwanis International, the Circle K is composed of young men of high character, leadership, initiative. Its aim is to provide experience in living and working together, and participation in group ac- tivities of all kinds while in col- lege. This organization sponsors projects which will be a benefit to the college. The members try to stress the importance of serv- iceable citizenship and to em- phasize social service as a vital part of one ' s life. OFFICERS Bob Mays President Junius Rose Vice-President Jerney Minshew Secretary Philip Gorham Treasurer CIRCLE h CLUB nOUSTRIRL ARTS CLUB We can make anything from tables to toy drums. For those who like to work with tools, and to make things with their hands, there is no Isetter organization than the Industrial Arts Club. This club was organized by those who felt the need of pro- moting fellowship, and profes- sional interest in commercial art among college students. At high school day last spring, the club helped out in a big way by sponsoring a combination drink booth and information stand in front of Wright building. This year it helped out by repairing old toys for the under privi- leged children of Greenville. OFFICERS Robert A. Robinson Pres. Vernon Tyson Vice-Pres. Bill Price Treasurer Robert Wechter Secretary John Tooly Reporter In an effort to bring the church- es student centers, and college together, the Inter-Religious Council was organized on the East Carolina Campus last spring. This is a cooperative set-up aimed at encouraging students to participate more fully in religious activities. The council is made up of a repre- sentative from each student group and its advisor. It spon- sors Religious Emphasis week on the campus. OFFICERS Peggy Monroe President Houston Williams Vice-Pres. Catherine Hill Sec.-Treas. Rev. Robert Holt Director miER-RELIGIOUS COUnCIL THOSE UUFHOnOR Oo ftw First row. left to right: Elizabeth Davis, Laura Swain, June PritcharH, Doris Stroud. Second row: Doris Brinson, Peggj- Jean Hart, Sara Jane Pate, Margie Smith, Olivia White, Pat Sutton, Myrna Cooper, Anita Culledge. Seated, back row: Christine Strickland, Chief Marshal. M!a {py0ce 4i w CECELIA CARTWRIGHT MYRNA COOPER niwdi nil lACini fi FRAXFS VVOOIARl) KK ) A SI ' AKROW BECKY HOLCOMB ANN PERRY [fl nil .-At prettij airi is like a meiodu JANET SHORE JANICE PERRY Seated, left to right : Pat Williams, Mary Lou Braxton, Mary Lois Jester. Standing, usual order: Junius Rose, Wilbur Jones, Gene Finer, Jerney JWinshew, Mac Eure, Roger Thrift, Jeff Warner, Bill Flanders, Hogan Caskins. Rmonc STUDERTS in flmERicRn 116 w, JL) L Sealed, left to right: Jack Everton, Evangeline Baker, Patricia Sutton, Jimmy Ratledge, Standing, usual order: Leon Ellis, Gene Smith, Ken Stargardt, Eddie Salter, Bob Mays, Harry Moore, Otis Bain, Alexander Livesay. UniVERSITIES RRD COLLEGES Harn- Moore Doris Brinsoii X D Lpft panel — lop to bottom Evangeline Baker Wilbur Jones Beckv Holconib AI Liv m M Pegg ' Hart Alexander Livesay and Pat Williams, Best Leaders; Junius Rose and Becky Holconib, Best All-Round; Harry B. Moore and Peggy Hart, Most Intellectual; Jack Wallace and Laura Swain, Most Sincere; Hogan Gaskins and Doris Brinson, Best Personality; Wilbur Jones and Doris Edwards, Most Dependable: Constantine Fokakis and Evangeline Baker. Most Likely to Succeed. i %■ V C CO. 9 A uea ' i From Wilson to Ragsdale. from the Soda Shop to the Port Terminal, we have roamed during the past year. While we were roam- ing, something important was always hap- pening. Alben The Veep Barkley visited our campus and the Republicans left . . . the bass horn man of the band struggled with the wind during the annual lawn concert . . . another campus beauty won the coveted Teco Echo Miss Summer School title . . . Time flew as only tempus can fugit and Homecoming came — Miss Slay Hall rode high on a Model A ... the dorms were decorated ... we whipped the Catamounts of Western Carolina. Tempus fugited some more and that Al Capp inspired phenom- enon (Sadie Hawkins Day I rolled around one more time. Eleanor Steber sang in Wright . . . the Military had their annual ball. Yes, they happened and we saw them happen. Let s let them live in our hearts as memories of our Alma Mater. 1- l M 3. Here is East Carolina ' s athletic de- partment which guided the college through one of its most successful years in health and physical educa- left to right, top Ho ird Porter, head basket- ball coach; Robert L. (Jack) Boone, head baseball coach; Dr. N. M. Jorgenson, East Carolina Athletic director; William E. (Bill) Dole, head football coach, and Dr. Charles G. DeShaw, instructor. Bottom row, left to right: Miss Margaret Tifft and Miss Nell Stallings, both in- structors and directors of women ' s athletics. a?i PIRRTE FOOTBRLL Head Coach William E. (Bill) Dole, pictured in pSoto at efl, and his assistant. Jack Boone. Boone is at left; Dole at right. In the photo at the right are pictured Co-Captains Johnny Smith, offensive full- back, and Buck Wilson, of- fensive center. George Graybill, offensive guard Bill McDonald, offensive tackle Jack Britt, offensive halfback Sports history at East Carolina Teachers College is definitely becoming of a more vivid, exciting and pleasing nature. A new athletic era is dawning for the Buccaneers — the purple- and-gold clad legions who take to the field against East Carolina foes. That cry of Here come the Pirates! is giving new chills of fear to other North State conference clans, and to non-conference foes who meet the Buccos on fields of battle. Taking the course of this new trend toward greatness is the East Carolina gridiron aggregation. Since Coach William E. ( Bill I Dole stepped to the helm of the Pirate football machine in 1949. the calibre of football exhibited here has risen greatly. In ' 49, the Pirates won their first football game in two years. They went on to win four, tie one and lose five that year and ended the season tied for seventh place with High Point in the North State conference. The Bucs ' loop record was one win. one tie and four losses. This year ' s outfit, with the great Roger Thrift leading the way, improved greatly on that record. The 19.50 campaign ended with the Bucs sporting seven triumphs and only three n conference play while defeats, five of these victories bei two defeats were to loop foes By virtue of this 5-2 mark w ithin the conference. Coach Dole ' s Team charges ended the season in fourth place, just a half game behind third place Lenoir Rhyne. In fact, the Bears gained Appalachian third by playing one more conference game than the Bucs. j lo,i The whole upper bracket of the loop ran a close race for the . top spot. Here ' s the way the top four looked at the conclusion Lenoir Khyne of the season: East Carolina Bill Darby, offensive halfback W L T 7 1 6 1 1 6 2 {) 5 2 Bob Bradley. defe.l i e end Don McKenzie, defensive tackle George (Buck) Hardee, defensive tackle Bobby Hodges, defensive end Jack Melviii, defensive fullback Sandy Siler. defensive quarterback John Daughtry, defensive halfback Billy Smith, defensive halfback Al Auerback, defensive tackle Although the Pirates didn ' t win the title this year, they won great acclaim in the fact that Roger Thrift, Buc quarterback, raked in about all the honors possible for one footballer to accumulate. Thrift was named on the All-North State conference team and was elected co-captain of that mythical outfit. He was voted by coaches as the most valuable player in the con- ference. He won a berth on several All-State teams, and received honorable mention in Little All-America ratings. Roger set an unofficial conference passing record, tossing for 1.907 yards in the ten games the Pirates played. Twenty of his aerials went for touchdowns. He connected on 124 of 2.57 passes. This year was the second that Thrift made the All-Conference aggregation. Frank Maennle. rugged Pirate end. also won All-Conference honors. He. along with Dwight Shoe, another Buc flankman. snagged the majority of Thrift ' s passes. Maennle was one of the leading scorers in the conference. Shoe received honorable mention in the votes for the All-Conference squad, as did Don McKenzie, a standout lineman in Dole ' s defensive unit. The Bucs spanked the Newport News Apprentice School Eleven. 21-7. on the sailors ' gridiron to open the 19.50 season. Ground play featured this game, with Jack Britt, Tom Swain, Bill Darby and Jack Benzie exhibiting some fancy running. Frank Madigan, defensive Playing their second game away from home, the Piratemen won over Lenoir Rhyne by 27-19 at Hickory. Bill Smith inter- cepted a pass and streaked for a touchdown with the score stand- ing al 20-19 in the final period, to clinch the victory. Thrift gave his first real passing display as he completed 13 of 30 tosses for 235 yards. The defense was led by Boblay Hodges. Buck Hardee, Don McKenzie and Wally Robinson. Hampden-Sydney upset the locals in the first home jf the year. The Tigers, after trailing for three periods, punched over three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to gain a 38-26 triumph. The Pirates seemed to fall apart in that last period. Thrift ' s passing was again superb, however. The Bucs suffered their first conference loss to Elon by a 26-16 count on the Christians ' field. The game was played in Wally Robinson, defensive tackle Tom Swain, fullback Pete Proniinski and Miokev Bernian. Howard McAdams and Cecil Winslow. a slow mist of rain, but Thrift still connected on 21 of 48 aerials for 324 yards. Elon ' s powerful ground attack proved to be too much for the locals, however, as their defense weak- ened in the second half. The Doleman held a 10-7 lead at half- time, as Buck Hardee, Pirate extra point specialist, broke a 7-7 deadlock in the closi ng minutes of the second quarter by booting a field goal. East Carolina gave a Homecoming crowd of 7,000 a splendid display of football as the Bucs overwhelmed Western Carolina Teachers College. 36-6. Both the offensive and defensive units played brilliant ball. A combined ground and air attack was almost spotless as the locals swarmed over the Catamounts. Downfield blocking was beautiful as several long runs were ripped off by Pirate backs. The Buccaneers walloped favored Guilford, 26-7, at Greens- boro to move into third place in conference standings. The Pirates defense was the difference in this affair. Offensive line play was led by Bill McDonald, Jesse Aldridge, Doc Smith and Buck Wilson. Johnny Smith, who took over for injured Tom Swain at fullback, played the full sixty minutes and was brilliant both on offense and defense. Britt ' s 60-yard TD dash after a toss from Thrift was probably the outstanding plav of the game, however. Playing before the largest crowd of the year, nearly 8,000 fans. East Carolina battled to an impressive 20-12 triumph over the Cherry Point Marines here. Thrift ' s passing was superb. He hit on 17 of 33 pitches for 298 yards. Bill Darby turned in a great running game and made several spectacular pass catches. Appalachian blanked the Buccos, 20-0, at Boone in a game played in snow and mud, and in below-freezing weather. The EC air attack was almost completely stalled. The Apps unleashed a powerful ground attack led by their great Jace Groce. The Buc defense played a splendid game under the conditions they were subjected to. however. East Carolina came roaring back the next week-end to over- power High Point, 26-0. in a game played on the Pirates ' home grounds. This tilt was reeled off in cold, rainy weather also. A strong ground attack, led by Wilson in the line, was the main factor. Hodges and McKenzie shone on defense. The Bucs. in their last game of the season, ran all over Atlantic Christian College. The Pirates, playing at home, piled up a 54-7 score as every player on both the defensive and of- fensive units shone brilliantly. The Bohunk trophy returned to East Carolina by virtue of this triumph. From this history, one may easily gather that football is on the upgrade at East Carolina. We offer here a hearty vote of thanks to Coach Bill Dole and his entire squad for their splendid work. Top Row. left to right: Mike Kovack. Archie Conslelon. Thurston Calahan and Jesse Aldridge. Bottom Row. left to right: John .Swart, Keith Mchon and Bobbv Pennington. In the top photo, starters for the 1950-51 ap and Warran (Sonny) Russell. East Carolina Pirate Cagenien, in their third year of North State Conference competition, won their way to the finals in the annual NS Tournament held at .Statesville, only to lose to High Point. 66-62. in the championship scrap, the Bucs ended their regular season of loop play in fifth place with a record of nine victories and six losses. In their entire 21 games, they won 11 and dropped ten. In the conference tourney. Coach Howard Porter ' s boys reached the finals by whipping Lenoir Rhyne. regular season champs 76-72 and Catawba 68-63. .Sonny Russell. Sophomore Buc forward, grabbed top East Carolina honors for the season as he I lo right: Richard Blakc an was named on the NS All-Conference team. For the second straight year, he also landed a spot on the All-Tournament five. Along with another Buc, Freshman Star Bobby Hodges. The Bucs opened their conference slate by spanking Guilford, 61-35, at Greensboro. Their next conference battle saw them wallop Catawba here, 62-49. In their next loop outing, played here, the Piratemen were edged out by High Point. 59-58, when the Panthers ' Jesse Joyce dropped in a field goal in the closing sec- onds to cop the win. Appalachian fell before the Buccos here, 71-55. Champion Lenoir Rhyne put the skids under the locals, however, with a stinging 62-51 defeat in a game played on the East Carolina court. Catawba gained a 66-57 revenge win on the Indians ' home court. The Portermen stepped back into the win column by soundly trouncing Atlantic Christian College, 83-35, here. This win over their arch rivals also let the Bucs keep the Cherished Bohunk trophy. The Pirates lost another one-pointer, this time to Elon there, by a 75-74 count. Dave Mondy dropped in a field goal with five seconds to go for the Christians ' win. East Carolina dumped the Christians here by 74-62, however, to gain sweet revenge. At Lenoir Rhyne, the Bears tripped the Bucs, 61-55 for the loop champions ' second victory over the locals. Appalachian took the measure of the Pirates, 66-57 in a game played there. From here on, the Pirates appeared invincible, as they gathered in victories in their last five encounters, all of which were impressive triumphs. With All-Conference Sonny Russell pouring in 35 points, the Bucs vanquished West Carolina, 98-69, and the next night almost duplicated that feat, smothering the Catamounts by 98-68. Journeying to High Point, the locals spanked the Panthers, 81-72 as Russell hit for 33 points. At Wilson, the Bucs turned in the highest point total in East Carolina history as they completely out- classed Atlantic Christian, 106-70, in the last game of the season. In non-conference affairs, the Pirates lost to Camp Lejeune there, 63-62, were beaten bv the strong semi-pro McCrary Eagles here, 61-50, but beat the Wilson Teachers of Washington. D. C, here by 64-59. They lost to Norfolk Navy here. 65-52. and fell before the Marines at Camp Lejeune again, 74-64. In their last non-conference contest, they gained revenge over the McCrary Eagles by topping them, 79-78, at Asheboro. East Carolina fielded a tall, talented but inexperienced squad this season. There were two freshmen on the starting five, and four on llie first ten. Two sophomores w a top-flight reserve on the top ten first five, and another junior alhi mores as a starter. Only one -. mu was on the squad. AU-Confen m i and freshman sensation Charlie 11 ers. wliile another was inc junior was on the iili one of the sopho- ' Aiikf. a reserve center, Hussell, a sophomore, wi-n- thi- -lartinj; for- wards. Toddy Fennell, a junior, was top man at n m.-r uhil.- lioldjy Hodges, freshman, and John Postas. sophomorr. win- lariirs at the guard posts. Lou Collie, junior, alternated wiili I ' o ' las as starting guard. Richard Blake, a sophomore; Paul Jones, fresh- man; Clarence Butler, freshman, and Jim Blake were the top Russell was the top point manufacturer for the Pirate hardwood cluh this season and was a brilliant ball handler and defensive player. He pumped in 334 markers in the 21 games the Bucs played. Huffman was second-high point getter with 288 counters. Hodges, big 6-foot 5-inch rebound stalwart, came in third with 250 points. Fennell, a standout playmaker and defensive player, tallied 193. Collie was also an outstanding ball handler and de- fensive player, and Postas. 6-foot 6-inch lad , was tops under the baskets. With all this material on hand. Coach Porter should have an excellent crop to till the next few years, unless the world situation draws some of his boys into active service. The majority of them are in the .AROTC here, and should be around for awhile. Coach Charlie Bill Move ' s freshman cagers, led by Carl King, romped to six victories in nine tries. They stopped Tarboro High, Washington High, Windsor High, Wilmington Junior College, Nahunter High and New Bern High. Camp Lejeune High, State Class A champs, topped the Buc Frosh twice, and Beaufort High whipped them once. In addition to King, Moye s best looking prospects for varsity play were Jim Piner, Tommy Owens, Pete Williams and Paul Cameron. Here is Coaeh Cliarlie Bill Moje ' s freshman eage leam which won six of this season. They are. left to right, first rote: James Piner, L eo He rilUams, Carl King. Jimmy Harris. Mac ( hitehurst and W. C. Sandei rou., left to right: Coach Charlie Bill Move. Edgar Tadloek. Charles Joe Hallow. eligible jnst af itarled. He had played 1 s W M r JT O j Jl J k ' j SjjwB ' ft V ' ' wk B T fJk|| |J||y mira. Coach Johnny Long Co-Captuins Crowell Willian Boxing at East Carolina received a terrific jolt this year, and not from the fists of any opponents. The Pirate pugs. East Carolina students and many fight fans in this area were extremely sorry to hear that intercollegiate boxing would be done away with here. A ruling by the State Board of Education caused this action just as the locals were getting ready for the 19.51 campaign. East Carolina was fast becoming recognized as the producer of one of the finest boxing teams in this area. In past years, they met such top-flight squads as The Citadel and the University of South Carolina, both powerful members of the Southern Con- ference. The Pirates did well against these strong foes. They did so well, in fact, that they were invited to the Southern Inter- collegiate Boxing tournament in South Carolina last year and were slated to appear in that nationally famous meet again. this year. Coach Johnny Long worked hard with his boys, and they in turn worked hard for him and East Carolina, preparing for the anticipated season of ring action. Their hard work was in vain, and so we hope that these few pages, which we dedicate to them, will in some small way help make up for the disappointment they suffered for not being able to fight for East Carolina. There were strong indications of another successful season this year. Among the veterans back were Crowell Williamson, one of the top Pirate pugs as a freshman last year, and Bill Torrens, a seasoned veteran and outstanding performer for the past three years. A bright new prospect was found in Pete Meadows, a former member of the Cherry Point Marines ' famous boxing team. .Several other newcomers appeared to be excellent material for forming a top-notch ring team. They included Carlton Gill, Tom Rollins, Henry Fordham. Farrell Memory, Jerry Braswell and Tom Cox. To Johnny and his boys we offer our humble gratitude and our deepest regrets for the fact that they were not allowed to take to the field of battle for dear oT East Carolina. The boys pictured on this page are, in the left column, reading from top to bottom: Pete Meadows, Carlton Gill, and Henry Ford- ham. Right column, top to bottom: Tom Rollins, Farrell Memory, and Jerry Braswell. In the shots below, Tom Rollins is working out on the punching bag while others look on (at left). At right, Crowell Williamson and Coach Johnny Long check Crowell ' s weight while other members of the team await their turns. PIRRTE GOLF riorth State Conference Champs c left la right: Milton Zrlliii. Jo Charlie Bill Moye, The Pirate linksmen of 1950 raked in the first North State championship for East Carolina. The college has been a mem- ber of the coneference only since 1947. Captain Bill Stalls led the way to the crown for the Bucs. He also heaped more honors on East Carolina by winning the North State individual championship in a tourney played at Greensboro. Stalls, who has continually led the Pirates through three years of golfing, carded rounds of 71-76 for a 147 total to whip High Point ' s John Kupice who had a 74-77-151 score for second place. Moulton Massey. East Carolina ' s No. 2 linkster. was third in this tournament with a 74-79-153 score. Other Pirates in the tournament were Walter Wells (85-79-164) and Joe Exum (81- 87-168). East Carolina copped the league crown by winning six out of six loop matches during the 1950 season. The Bucs have lost only one conference match since they started playing golf in 1947. and that one was to High Point, then the circuit champions. The Pirates racked up a season record of seven triumphs and only two setbacks. These two losses were at the hands of the strong Wake Forest Deacons of the Southern conference. Guilford was first on the schedule for the locals, and the Quakers fell by a 19 1-7 ' ;; score in a match played here. Massey led the way for the Buccos by posting a 76 for medalist honors. The winners were playing without Stalls, who was competing in the Azalea Open Coif tournament in Wilmington. Incidentally, Stalls did all right for himself at Wilmington, placing high among the field of amateurs there. The Pirates topped Guilford here again, this tune to the tune of 2OIA-6V2. With Stalls still in Wilmingion. Exum paced the Pirates with a medalist score of 77. Wells and Milton Zellin were close behind with 78 ' s. Wake Forest handed the locals a stinging 21-6 defeat here. Stalls, back in the fold for the first time since the start of the season, kept up his great playing by tieing the Deacs ' Arnold Palmer, one of the lop golfers in the Southern conference. Zellin was the only Bur to win in this match. He stopped Wake ForestV Randolph 2M.V::. East Carolina broke back into the win column i)y overwhelm- infj Elon here. 2SV2-3V:i. Massey was medalist in this meet. He also l)eat Dave Mondy, defending North State individual iiamp. 3-0. Every EC linksle this one. Elon gave the Pirates a little tougher match playing on the hristians home links, but they still bowed before the locals y an IS ' Li-S count. Bill Stalls gained revenge by beating londy. the man who iiad whipped him for the North State lie in ' 49. Zellin won over his fifth opponent of the year with- losi rlir Bill Moye ing. Camp Lejeune ' s Marine linksters fell before the Pirates 15-12. Stalls led the way with a 3-0 win over Lejeune ' s ace. Hartman. Wells and Charlie Bill Move also posted 3-0 victories. Wake Forest again beat the Bucs. this time by a 23-3 score at Raleigh. Stalls suffered his first loss in match play as an East Carolina golfer when Arnold Palmer whipped him IV-i-V-i- Zellin lost his first match of the year by bowing to the Deacons ' Edens by 2-1. Wells was the only Buc golfer who didn ' t lose; he tied Agnes 1%-1%. The Buccos sewed up the North State title by soundly trouncing High Point ' s Panthers here twice, by scores of 19-8 and 20-7. In the 19-8 triumph Stalls was again the leader, as he won medalist honors with a 70. 2 under par. and defeated his foe 3-0. Exum and Move also turned in 3-0 victories to help win the match. Stalls was once more top man in the Bucs final match and 20-7 victory over High Point. The Pirate ace carded a 67, 5 under par for medalist honors, and another 3-0 win. Moye also turned in a 3-0 triumph to share honors with Stalls. That is the story of the 1950 Pirate linksters. That ' s the way they brought home the first North .State conference cham- pionship to dear ol ' East Carolina. Massej sinks a putt as Moye and Wills look on. Coach Jack Boone The Pirate baseballers of East Carolina turned in a commendable record of eleven victories, two ties, and ten defeats for the 1950 season. They won eight and lost eight in North State conference play to grab fifth place in the loop, just one game behind Atlantic Christian College. One of the top honors did fall to East Carolina, even though the Pirates didn ' t win the crown. Vernon Jones, a four-year veteran on the Buc diamond nine, landed a spot on the All North State conference squad. Jones pitched and played outfield for the Bucs. He was one of the top twirlers and a leader at the plate. He is pictured on the introductory page to the baseball section. Jones was lost to the squad through graduation, as were such other stars as Bob McCotter, Stan Terrill. Frank Ceruzzi. Jimmy Flye, John Morris, Howard Whitehurst. George Wood, and Carlton Fleetwood. Starting with just a few veterans and a host of newcomers, the Bucs dropped their opener with Guilford here, 11-4. The locals caught fire in their next two games as they edged out Lenoir Rhyne 3-2, and outscored High Point 10-9. Coach Jack Boone ' s lads fell before Catawba 4-2, but in their ne. t outing they spanked Wilson Teachers College of Washing- ton, D. C, by a 16-4 margin. This non-conference crew retaliated the next day, however, and trimmed the Pirates 5-3. aniond lads enga endly pepper game. Elon. defending champs of the NS loop and winners of the crown again in ' 50, topped the Pirates by 51. The Bucs then beat the Greenville Robins of the Coastal Plain league, 5-3. The Bulldogs of Atlantic Christian, arch rivals of the Pirates, tripped the Boonemen 13-9 and took home the cherished Bohunk trophy. The locals bounced back into the win column with a boom, however, as they swept in both ends of two doubleheaders, one from Western Carolina Teachers College, by scores of 4-3 and 10-1, and on from Appalachian by 7-5 and 6-4 counts. This moved the Buccos into third place in NS standings. At this point, they played their first game away from home, going to Norfolk to tie the Little Creek Amphibs, 2-2 in a 12-inning affair. While at Norfolk, the Pirates lost to Norfolk Naval Air station. 8-7, and then battled to another 12-inning deadlock, this time with Norfolk Receiving station. The score was 6-6. Back in conference play, Boone ' s boys dropped a 7-4 decision to Catawba on the Indians ' diamond. Elon handed the Bucs a 6-5 setback at Burlington. It was in this game that Fred Soles, ace Pirate batsman, had his hitting streak of 17 games broken. The East Carolinians gained revenge over Norfolk Naval Air station liy whipping them. 6-4. at East Carolina. The locals then turned back High Point, 6-5, at High Point, but wire stoppei 13-0, by Lenoir Rhyne at Hickory. . ' t Greensboro the Pirate nine hung up tlicir la-l win of tl year by trouncing Guilford 8-4. They lost their last game of tl year to Atlantic Christian. 8-2, enabling the Bulldogs to keep tl Bohunk trophy. Thus the Pirate baseballers closed the pages on a chapter of East Carolina sports — a chapter that saw much success and some regrets, the biggest regret being due to the loss of the Bohunk trophy to .Atlantic Christian. To Coach Boone and his lad- we doff our liaK in gratitude for their fine work. First Run. le l lo righl: G.orgo Wood. Fr.d Soles. Jack Wallao.-. Bob Mr( i,II,r. (Jeorgc Sauls, and Rou: Iff I lo right: Dick Hobbs. Vernon Jones. J. C. Fields. Leon Jones, and Larry Kincaid. Thirrl Carlton Fleetwood. Jim Corbin. Martin Byrd. Sonny Russel I. Billy Smith, and Paul Bunn. Bocfc Roi Jack Boone. George Morris. Jim Five. Stan Terrill. and Manager Bob Price. Seated in front of the e l lo righl: right: Coach s Ann Hester. orrcll Bass PIRRTE TEnnis East Carolina ' s 1950 tennis learn ilidn ' t win a match the entire season, but it displayed a brand of sports- manship that tags the ' 50 netters as one of the out- standing tennis squads in the history of the sport at the college. Plunging into one of the roughest schedules ever slated by an East Carolina net team, the valiant Pirates entered into every foray with the determina- tion to give their best for dear ol ' Teachers College. With only two veterans — Art Holland and Gorrell Bass — back, and a host of promising but untried newcomers, the Buccos carried the Purple-and-Gold against such schools as Wake Forest and North Caro- lina State, plus several North State clubs. These newcomers showed up well during the season despite the poor record. They include Dick Palmer, Dave Jones, Max Garrell, Vernon Tyson, and Rex Guthrie. The Pirates met Guilford here to open the season. The Quakers won a hard-fought 4-3 victory. Guilford was met here again in the second match of the season, and again won by a close 4-3 margin. North Carolina State, next on the roster, whipped the locals 9-0 at Raleigh. Elon handed the Pirate netmen their fourth straight defeat with an 8-1 whipping delivered here. Wake Forest kept the Bugs on the wrong side of the ledger by soundly trouncing them 9-0 at Wake Forest. The Bucs journeyed to Elon for their sixth match of the year, and this time gave the Christians a tougher battle than before. Elon won that one 6-4. High Point, net kings of the North State con- ference, tripped the locals twice here by scores of 9-0 and 8-1, to close out the season for the Pirates. Thus the Buccaneer netters concluded their sched- ule without a victory in actual scores. However, they won a great victory still — the undying gratitude of their fellow students for their great sportsmanship. To them we offer in tribute a vote of thanks. ATHLETIC ORGRniZRTIOnS RT ERST CRROLinR The Varsity club has as its purpose the bring- ing together in a fraternal organization those men of East Carolina who have won mono- grams in EC intercollegiate sports. This group strives to promote sportsmanship among its fellows and to make them men who are strong in mind, body, and spirit, who shall devote their lives to things worthwhile. Highlights of the year are the annual dance at which the Varsity Club Sweetheart is crowned, receiving new members, and the scholarship fund drive. Eddie Yarbrough Frank Madigan . OFFICER.S President Vice-President H. A. Creef . . . Bill McDonald Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms East Carolina ' s Women ' s Athletic associa- tion is primarily to instill in the women here the true spirit of friendly competition. This club further aids its members in gaining physi- cal efficiency and good health, and shows them how to work with their fellows and be good leaders. Extracurricular activities in athletics are planned and carried out by this organization under the guidance of Miss Margaret TiiTt and Miss. Nell Stallings, faculty advisors. OFFICERS Helen Duncan President Janie Blalock ■ice-P resident Mattie Lou Bland Secretary Shirley Pilkinton .. Treasurer . ti msenuna our... f fiDVERTISERS . . . who by their generous support and co-operation have helped to make this, the 1951 Tecoan, a reality instead of a dream. Every college likes to know that it has the support of its hometown. The City of Greenville has more than demonstrated this support . . . and we thank them. In turn, they deserve your loyal support and patronage. Now as the last clicking of the typewriters can he heard, the editor and business manager would like to take this opportunity to wish the 1952 Tecoan staff a most happy and successful year. WILBUR and JERNEY Garris Grocery SEE US FIRST Dixie Lunch GOOD FOOD — REASONABLE PRICES FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE Tetterton Motor Co. DESOTO PLYMOUTH Green ville, N. C. TO YOU GRADUATES OF 1951 We extend Heorty Congratulations upon your work at East Carolina Teachers College and Best Wishes for continued success. 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Farm Supplies, Paints and Hardware East Fifth Street Greenville, N. C. Scott Motor Sales Studebaker Sales and Service Compliments of C. Heber Forbes Greenville, North Carolina Congratulations Seniors White Chevrolet Company, inc. Telephone 3134-3135 Greenville, N. C. Compliments of Scott ' s Dry Cleaners Telephone 3722 Greenville, N. C. Compliments of New Deal Cleaners Paul M. Casey, Student Representati LLEU Hno smiTH l kotoap apkerS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS . FOR THE TECOAN 12 EAST HARGETT STREET NORTH CAROLINA ' Jt - Si idf! aft a Sij LASSITER CORPORATION CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA UOtlS STUDEriT DIRECTORY Abbott, Frances E. . . Aboud, Ellis G. Adams, Bertha J A lains, Clifford Z. . Adams, Flora C Adams, Joyce Adams, M. Lou Adams, William C. Adrcck, Brent M. Akitis, Belv in F Albritton, Jane H. Albritton, Janice M. Alcock, Nolan C. Alderman, M. Helen Aldridge, Iris S. Aldridge, Jesse A. . . Alexander, Samuel R. Alexander, Susie F. . . Alford, Arthur S Allard. Betty C Allen, Benjamin F. . . . Allen, Mary Frances . Allsbrook, Thomas B. Alston, Tliomas C Alston, William E Altaian, Claudius M. . Ammons, Colon J. .. John Route 2, Henderson, 105 N. Tiffany St., Kinston, . Route 4, Rocky Mount, Elizabethtown, Route 1. Rocky Mount, Mt. Olive, 204 I ' inecrest, Fayetteville, Route 4, Rocky Mount. Rectory St., Oxford, Route 1. Snow Hilf, Route 1, Snow Hill, Pollocksville, Elizabeth City, Route 4, Kinston, 1 300 E. Blount St., Kinston, Route 5, Goldsboro, i Route 1, Elizabeth City, . . Laurinburg, Wilmington, Route 2, Louisburg. Farmville. : .Vnderson, Carl Lee . . nderson, Peg:g ' R. Anderson, Ray B. Andrews, . lton . ndreHs, Margaret Andrews, Rachel Apple, Ella H, Armstrong, Doris M. Armstrong, Isaac G. Asbell, Anna Lee Ashcraft, Frank H. . uerback, Albert B. Averette, Edwin D. . verv. Cleon Avery, James C. . . Avcoek. M. Marie . Ayers, Eugene W. Bagley, Mary Sue . 40f Bagley, Thyreese V. Bailev, Bobbie R. Bailev, Hattie E. Bailey. Paul C Bain, Drusilla L Bain. Otis G Baker. Beth D Baker. M. Evangeline Baker, Helen G Baker, Lamina Baker, Robert E Baldree, Marvin C. Ball, William P Barber, H. Jane Barefoot, Minnie R. . . Barefoot. Vergie I Barfleld, Curtis E Barker. Charles D Barnes, Doris R Barnes, Lewis B Barnes, Lois F Barnes. William Barnhill. Clarence Barnhill. Peggy Barringer. George Barrow. J. Edwin Barrow, Martha A Barrow, Peggj- J Bartsch, Barbara - , Bass, Janyce Bass, Robert D Bass, Sam Bass, Waylon T, Bass, Wilben C. Batchelor. Malta C Batchelor, O. Lytle Bateman. Derj ' l Bateman, S. Jeanette . . Batten. Gaye Batten, Margaret F. ... V. Jacqueline H. Ransom . . Bauer. Leonard J Baysden. Gloria A. Bazemore. Lynn W. . . . Bazemore. Pete Beaman. Audrey E Beaman. George W. Beaman. Helen T Bean. Inez Beard. Betty C Beatty. Nancy L Beck, Bert B Box 47. Warrenton, 709 E. Pearsall, Dunn, : Lumber Bridge. : . Route 2, Box 279, Kinston, Elizabeth City, . 509 W, Gold St.. Wilson, 1 Route 5, Goldsboro. ! Robersonville, 109 W. 1st St„ Ayden, Clinton, I Greenville, i Pollocksville, 1 Oriental, 1 Tyner, 1 V. Franklin Ave,, Monroe, : Route 3. Louisburg. : Route 2. Winterville. ; Box 13. Cove City. : Ash, 1150 Larchmont. Norfolk. Box 173. Kenly, 307 Oleander. Goldsboro, W, Colonial Ave.. Elizabeth City. HobbsviUe, Route Hobgood, Box 673, Erwin. lina Ave., Wilmington, Spring Hope, Nashville, Route 1, Kenansville, ! .Maple St.. Greenville. Fountain. 509 Park Ave., Ayden, Route 3. Ayden, 503 Vance St.. Clinton, N. C. 3137 Lee Av Route Route 3. Ayden, N. C. - . . Route 5. Lumberton. N. C. Route 3. Nashville. N. C. Route 1. Enfleld, N. C. Route 3, Box 7. Kenlv. N. C. Cash Corner. N. C. Greenville. N. C. Greenville. N. C. Midway Park, N. C. Pollocksville, N. C. Pollocksville. N. C. Greenville. N. C. 1801 E. Green St.. High Point. N. C. Route 1. Kenly, N. C. Seaboard, N. C. 1211 Brookside. Raleigh. N. C. Garysburg, N. C. Goldsboro, N, C. Greenville. N. C. Greenville. N. C. 2721 E. Geer, Durham. N. C. Draper, N. C. Selma, N. C. Selma. N. C. Greenville. N. C. Box 202, Raeford, N. C. Norfolk. Va. Ernul. N. C. Lewiston, N. C. Lewiston, N. C. Dudley. N. C. Route 2. Walstonburg. N. C. Snow Hill. N. C. Route 2, Box 1 . . Morganton, N. C. Harrisburg. N. C. 135 Glendale Ave.. Mt. Holly, N. C. 805 W. Side Dr., Lexington, N. C. Beddingfleld. Enna J. Bell. Barbara A. Bell. Leia G. Bell. Luby F. Bell. .Margaret J. Bell, T. Victor Bendall, Frances .M. Bennett, Ernest E. . . Bennett, F. Gilbert . . Bennett, Kathleen . . Bennett, Lillian A. . . . Bennett, Sara B Benton, A. Faye Benton, Janie L Benzie. Jack P Bergeron. Hubert B. Bergeron, William . . . . Berman, Allan H Berman, Millard Berry, Reuben W Bessellieu, A. Owen . . Best, Betsy P. Best, Dorothy G. Biggerstaff. Lee Roy Biggs, Edward D Biggs, Robert Bing. Ruth T Bishop. Lionel L Bizzell. Ernest M. . . . Bizzell. Frances Bizzell, Leon H Black, Ernest G Blackmon. Wilma D. . . Blackwell. Yvonne L. . Blake. Charles R Blake. Harold R Blake. Jimmy H Blakeslee, Kenneth W. Blalock, Christine Blaloek, Janie S Blalock, Pauline Bland, Helen H, Bland, Mattie 1.. Bland, ' ihiiM I.. Blanford, Davi.l Blizzard. B. McKay Blood, Donald Blue, Alicia M Blue. Carson A. Blue. Evelyn E Boettcher. Ruth P. Bolder, . lexander Bolton, Dorothy Bond, J ane H. Bonner. Loyce Bonner. Rupert Boone. J. DeRother Boseman. Paul M. Bostic Jane Bottoms. Mary Lee Bowen. Frank I. Bowen, Hilda R. Bowen. Peggy J. . Bowen. Shelton W. . . Bowers. George W. . Bowers. James S Bowland. Sarah Boyd. .M. Bevis Boyd, Fenner S Boyd. Hallet E Boyd. Henry A Boyd. William P Boyette. Dorotl-.y L. Boyette. Dorothy R. Boyles. Demar H Bradley. Robert O. Bradshaw, Dorothy P. Bradshaw, Earnestine Bradshaw, M. Jean Brady. Robert L Brame, Charles D. Branch. Betty S Branch. A. Joyce . Branch, Rosalind T. Brandon. Ella Mae Braswell. Gerald Braxton. Mary Lou Braj-. Elsie W. Breedlove. Grace E. . Brice. Man ' D Brickhouse. Betty Briley. Willie E Brinson. Doris B Brisson. Marj ' Edna Britt. Carl R. Britt, Hazel L Britt. A. Hoover Britt. Jack Britt. Joan Britt. Marilyn F. Brock. Dorothy J. Brock. Louise Brooks. A. Louise Route 2. Zebulon. N. C. Lucania. . C. Box T-18, Greenville, N. C. Box 208. Mt. Olive, N. C. 210 Sampson St., Clinton, N. C. Warrenton, N. C. 408 Biltmore St., Greenville, N. C. Box 83, Conetoe, N. C. 2527 Rochille St.. Durham, N. C. 203 Water St., Lumberton, N. C. 203 Water St., Lumberton, N, C. Palmyra, N. C. Route 3, Goldsboro. N. C. Chadbourn, N. C. 625 School St., Rocky Mount, N. C. Spring Hope, N. C. Wrightsville, N. C. 422 King St., Portsmouth, Va. 422 King St., Portsmouth, Va. Swanquarter, N. C. 522 S. 17th St.. Wilmington, N. C. Route 4, Goldsboro, N. C. Route 3, Box 51, Goldsboro, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Everetts, N. C. Williamston, N. C. Greenville. N. C. Swanquarter, N. C. Goldsboro, N. C. 212 E. Gordan St., Kinston, N. C. New Bern, N. C. Portsmouth, Va. Route 3. Four Oaks. N. C. Route 5. Oxford. N. C. Midway Park. N. C. Midway Park, N. C. 209 Pritchard Ave., Chapel Hill, N. C. ... 717 Essex Ave.. Wilmington, N. C. ' aii,vbor.,. !iii:i C.IIegc Su ' Vorfulk Deep Run, 4U7C Holly St.. Greenville. Carthage. Box 623. Southern Pines, 1704 E. 4th St.. Greenville. Route 1. Creedmoor. Creedmoor xfor 102 Taylor St.. Windsor, N. C. Jackson. Enfleld. Beulaville. Margaretsville. Burgaw. St., ; ville. Bethel. Box 32. Stokes. Route 3. Mebane. Macclesfleld. ille. 607 Maple St.. Elizabetli City. Route 3. Clinton, Route 3. Clinton. 202 West sth St.. Greenville. 2532 Rochille St.. Durham. 536 Cotanche St.. Greenville. Winterville. Box 330 A. Greenville. Yadkinville. Route 2. Monroe. Route 3. Winterville, Greenville. Nashville. Kerr, Aulander, : Box 209, Greenville, New Bern, Route 3. Box 3.51, Favetteville. Milwaukee. Route 3. Lumberton. : Falcon. N. C. 159 STUDEDT DIRECTORY Cc oiiiinuet Brown. Carey E Bethel. N. C. Brown, Charles R 407 College St.. Kinston. N. C. Brown, David Maysville, N. C. Brown. Donald G Winterville, N. C. Brown, Franklin M 306 Elm St.. Greenville. N. C. Brown. Helen C Hobbsville. N. C. Brown. Henry T Edwards St.. Greenville. N. C. Brown, Jane E. Box 244, Clarkton, N. C. Brown, Jean E. 206 Paris Ave., Greenville, N. C, Brown, Jewell J. Snow Hill, N. C. Brown. Laura M. 128 W. 2nd St.. Washington, N. C. Brown, Linda L. 1 iMaury Ave., Newport News, Va. Brown. Marian 306 Elm St.. Greenville. N. C. Brown, Marvin E. Box 221. East Rockingham, Richmond, Va. Brown. Mattie F. Route 2. Box 156. Williamston, N. C. Brown. Mavis L. Route 2. Williamston. N. C. Brown. Philip E. Route 1, Jacksonville, N. C. Brown. Piillv F. Beulaville, N. C. Brown, Si.ndiii S. Greenville, N. C. Brown, irKiiiia F. Rich Square. N. C. Brown, iiKinia K. ... Greenville. N. C. Brown, Williani K. , Hobbsville. N. C. Brunson. Gordon liux 1 Kl, Greenville. N, C. Bruion, Henry E. Kin. itiin. N, C, Bryant, C. Aileen Route t, Fajetteville, N, C. Bryant, William E Pendletni], N. r. Buck, Charlie T Grimesland, N, C. Buck. Miles R. , .io X. Atkkiiison St.. Fayetteville, N. C. Buffkin. Ellen Itoute 2, Tabor City. N. C. Buff kin. Hazel J. Tabor City, N. C. Bollard, Alice L. Kout,- i, Hox 90, Wilmington. N. C. Bullock, James Jacksonville, N. C. Bullock, Ruth W Bethel, N. C. Bullock. Thomas G 6Li E. 2nd St.. Ayden. N. C. Bunch. Winfred H Box 30. Cireenville. N. C. Bundy. Patricia L Belhaven. N. C. Bundy, Ruth C 405 Eastern St.. Greenville. N. C. Bunn, E. Jean Snow Hill. N. C. Bonn, Paul B Route 1. Rocky Mount. N. C. Burke, Alston W. Box 52, La Grange, N. C. Burke, Hazel G Box 52, La Grange, N. C. Burnette, G. Carolyn 102 N, 4th St.. Hopewell. Va. Burnette, Doris N Tarboro. N. C. Burnette. Harriett L 500 W, .lanii-s St., Tarboro. N. C. Burrow. Clarence Troy, N. C. Butler, Anne W. 401 E, W.iliiut St.. (ioldsboro, N. C. Butler. Betty E Windsor. N. C. Butler, Clarence H Salemburg, N. C. Butler, Julian G Kelford, N. C. Butler, Pattie Route 1. Clinton. N. C. Butler, Robert K Kelford, N. C. Butts, Annie L. Angler, N. C. Butts. Ella L Hookerton. N. C. Bynum, Alice J Box 235, Farmville, N. C. Bynum. Jack F Bayboro. N. C. Byrd. Betty J. Maysville. N. C. Byrd. James L 508 N. McLewean. Kinston. N. C. Byrd. H. Marie Coats, N. C. Byrd. Martha D. Mav villc, , C. Byrd. Martin A. labor Citv, N. C. Byrd. Reginald Portsaumth. Va. Byrd. Shirley , .Mamurs. N. C. Cahoon. Naomi Columbia, I Cahoon. Reva A. Swanquarter. 1 Cain. Dorothy F Box 125. Garland, 1 Caines, Howell E. I,,,ris, Caison. Minnie F K.iM ' h.iro. Caldwell. Bobbie J Box . .li. Wad.-Mllc, Caldwell. Peggy R Box ..li. Vaili ill, ' . : Calfee, Emma D. Water St., HcMum-ii, : Calhoun, Evelyn J 301 Meade St., Gn-envillc, ; Callahan, Thurston Box lilt, Wiiitevilk-, 1 Cameron, Paul A N. Heritaf:i- St., Kinston, Campbell, Betsy W. 10th St,, WashiiiKt.Hi, Canon, Jennie E 1905 Pender Ave.. Wilmington. : Cannon. Marlene M 602 Wilson St.. Farmville. Cannon, Shelton M 104 Fenner College St.. Ayden. Carawon. Kathleen S Vanceboro. Carlton. Herbert R Box 508. Galax Carmichael. Eloise R 407 Holly St.. Greenville. Carmichael. Howard . Laurinburg. Carr, Alvis B BIT Rose St.. Rocky Mount, 1 Carr, Garland R. Route a. Rose Hill. Carr. Harriet llo N. Eastern St„ Greenville, Carr, Lily R La Grange, Carr, Loyce J. Wallace. ] Carr. Margaret A. Wallace, Carr, Marshall Wallace, Carr, William J. 821 .S,l,„,,l St., Rmkv Mount. Carraway, Thyra J. Snow Hill. Carroll, Bettie A K..ut,- i. Wiiistm, Salem. Carroll, Elizabetli S Knulr i, 11.. x li:;. Ital.i-I.. Carson, Don L 112 l-.ast ull. St.. i .ii-ii. il!.-. Carter, Mary Ellen W Ilai..i. Carter, Robert E 505 V. .Main St„ WilliaM.st.m, Cartwright, Cecilia Enselhar,!, Carver, Charles R Simmons Ave,, Williainst.iii, Casey, Kenneth P Route 1, GoMsl...].., Casey, Paul J 812 Hancock St„ New Ik-ni, Casey, Paul M Route 1, Box 117. Goldsboio. Casey. Thomas E. Route 1. Goldsboro. Castellow. Earl G. Route 2, Windsor. Castellow, Gerald R Route 2, Windsor, Castor, John A, 105 Lawrence St., Rockingham, Causey, Beulah 503 East 3rd St., Greenville, Cavenaugh, Edward L. Route 1, Jacksonville, Cawlhon. James V. S27 Temple Lane, Newport News Cawthonie, K..heit W Cayton. . in (i. U..ute 2. Winterville. Box 36. Beaufort. Chapman. John Grifton, Charlton. Robert U. .•:i H.-ii.ai.l St., Wilmington. Stokes, Cherry. Frances V. .-...s T.a.le St., Tarboro, Cherrv. Marie S, .lis i-;,,st i.itl. St., Greenville, ■lis Kasi 1,111, St., Greenville, Roper, I.-.2.-, Heal St., H,,.ky Mount, ( .N. 1,1. !.;.•.■ 1. K,.nt,- ;i, H,,x ,i:i.-., Kinston, Clark. Gil Clark. Ja Clark. Jei Clark. .Ma Box N, Elizabethtown, Mi,rel,ead St., Elizabethtown. Route 1. Elizabethtown. 120,1 (iohlsboro .Ave., Sanford. WiTist,jn ston N. C. , N. C. Coker, Natalie V. Garysburg, N. C. Colclough. Janet 3505 Angler Ave., Durham, N. C. Cole. Betty R 6195 Spring Lane, Sanford, N. C. Cole, Bill F 805 N. Va. St.. Goldsboro. N. C. Cole, Henry C Elizabethtown, N. C. Cole, Mildred Biscoe, N. C. Collie, Jean McG .-1112 Ninth St., Crcerivillc, N, C. Collie, M. Louis 12,1 S,., Itli St,. Greenville, N. C. Collier, Theima Claikton. N, C. Collins, Alef G lis West nth St,, (ircei.vilk-. N, C. Collins, Floyd R. (.■,... i,,.i.l... N. C, Colhns. Hight 211 , lilla..! .-1 K,i. i.,., . C, Colombo, Vincent .1. i;(.iui -.).i ill. . c, Columbus. Chris l.l.is Kxcu ' lecn SI.. , ., I. M.,., . .. . (. Congleton. Archie Ali..skii-. . C. Congleto,,, .losci.l. W, K..iit ' I, l.iltirt N, C. Conner, ( ..il (.. Win.ls.n. N, C. Cooper. M.iij 1,. U.aitc 1, rinct.iwn. , C. Constat. til. c, ,:us .11.1. . la|.l, ,„..l . vc.. Vils,.n, N, C, Cooper, J.inis , IS.ix .■nil. Sl.ril.L- Holie, N, C. Cooper. Joe Koutc . ' .. Sanford. N. C. Cooper, Macy B K..,itc 1, S.ili-niburg, N. C. Cooper. Myrna H. H.,utc 2, Nashville. N. C. Copeland, Myra lou So, l)., iil St., I ' arboro, N. C. Corbett, Belzoni A Garner, N. C. Corbett, D. Joyce 215 Eastern St., Greenville, N. C. Corbett, Patricia 105 Lang St.. Farmville. N. C. Corbin, Becton W La Grange, N. C. Corbin, Christan S La Grange, N. C. Corj in, James B La Grange, N. C. Corey. Carolyn 2,11 Sum,,, it St., Greenville, N. C. Corey, Hazel K m:. S, Woo.llawn. Greenville, N. C. Cornwell. Jane Route 1. Shelby, N. C. Coston. Flora C Hookerton, N. C. Costulis. John G. Belhaven. N. C. Cothran. Jo Ann 112 K, Steele St., Saiishiiry. N, C. Council. M. Gerahlcaii la. ,l.-sii,-lil, . c. Cowan. Jessie V. 1l ' ,i:i Kinu- St., Win.ls.,,, N, C. Cowart, Albert G. .M);,.,!,. , N, C. Cox. H, D,)nal,l Oil Westovel . ve.. Kinston. N. C. Cox, Glenn L. Elizabeth City, N. C. Cox, James K, Route 2, Box 927, Greenville, N. C. Cox. John r. lo,i E. James St., Mt. Olive, N. C. Cox. Rachel A, Route 1, Walstonburg. N, C. Cox. Raymond 11. Hov 112, Manrv. , C. Cox, William J .122 K. Main St.. W..sl.ii.u ' l..n. . C. Cox. William W 2,1:1 l ' ,,i is i,. , ,, ,,,1, .11,. . c, Cozart. Annie T , in. ...1 . c. Cozart, James D. . i,i,.i. In, kins.,,. . ,,.. ..i.-mMli,-. N. c. Craft, Bryan C. ( la l..„ St„ Ual.un, Ga. Craft. Robert W, Beulaville, N. C. Crawford. Virginia 1). Route 1, H,.x 231, Greenville, N. C. Creagh, Clara Pollocksville, N. C. Creech, Henry B. Warrenton. N. C. Creech, Lila M 1 ' . o. Box 68. Smithfleld, N. C. Creech, Roy R Route 3, Snow Hill, N. C. Creef, Herbert A Manteo, N. C. Crisp, Bobby Macclesfield, N. C. Crisp, Mary R 12,11 East ,-.tl, St.. Greenville. N. C. Croom, Bettie A, !mii Nashville Rd.. Rocky Mount, N. C. Croom. Kli.ird G. Rocky Mount. N. C. Croom, .Milt. in M. .It.-. Waireii Ave., Kinston, N. C. Crowlev, llc.ni:,- W . 1,1; l ' ' ,. St, John. Tarboro, N. C. Crowson, Cl.aih.tt,. H.,i,te 2, Jacksonville, N. C. Ciiimiilc], F..l,.a . . Box 207, Ro.seboro, N. C. Ci,, mpl. ' i, K, .lean Route 2. Roseboro. N. C. (■i„n.|il,-,-. r,,tri ia Salemburg, N. C. ( n.l,lil. , K.iv 1., 11 Terminal St.. Hopewell. Va. Cillireth, Walter 306 W. Grantham. Goldsboro. N. C. ( uthrell. Creighton HI Elm St., Louisburg, N. C. C utter. Jack E Route 2, Washington, N. C. — D— Dail, Jane M. Route 3. Box 48. Greenville, N. C. Dall, Mary L 710 W. Main St., Washington, N. C. Dake, Lois A 14 E. Bayshore Rd., Jacksonville, N. C. Dallas, Mary A Route 1, Leaksville, N. C. Dalton, Worth D Route 1, Box 78, Lewisville, N. C. STUDERT DIRECTORY Co. Ualy, Donald I Daniels, Maggie C. . . Daniels, Stewart M. . Danks, James Darby, William Darden, Bobby G Darden, Joan E Dauglierty, Gladys R. . Daugherty, R. Alton . Dauglitry, Annell . Dauglitry, John F. . . Davenport, Delia M. . Davenport, Leon E. . Davenport, Varo David, Redwan E Davis, Alton T Davis, Charles R. Davis, Elizabeth H. Davis, Evelyn J Davis, Frances J. Davis, Frances L. Davis, Janet N, ... Davis, Joseph C. Davis, Patricia A Davis, Rachel A. Davis, Sibyle Davis, Wade M. Davis, William B. . . . Davis, William H. . . . Dawson, Frances Dawson, Jewel J Dean, Francis B Deans, Billy H Deans, Sadie B DeBruhl, Jane Dees, Benjamin B. . Dees, Joan S Dempsey, Arthur, Jr. Dempsey, James W. Dennis, Shirley K. . Denton, Carl B. Denton, A. Dillwyn . Denton, Earl W Dewar, Allen Dewar, Betty J Diclison, Frances 1 ' . Dixon, Frances J. Dixon, Frances M. Dixon, Horace B. Dodd, Mary J Dolly, Elinor J Donerson. Peggy O. Dorsett. F. Raymond Dorsey, Myra G Dougherty, Bettie J. Doughtie, Marjorie . . . Douglas, Frances . Downing. Daniel L. Duncan, Helen H. Duncan, Lawrence Dunlap, James M. Dunn, Anne V. Dunn, O. Carmen DuPree, Allen R. DuPree, Einilie DuRant, Anne Eagles, Pauline U. . Earp, Ann A Eason, Elizabeth S. . . Easterling, William , Edmondson, Ola N. . Edmundson, Barbara Edmundson. La Dell . Edwards. Albert A. Edwards. Charles A. Edwards. Charles H. Edwards, Doris N. - . Edwards. Edna F. , , Edwards. Frances L. Edwards. Harold J. Edwards. Joan C. . Edwards. Joseph B. Edwards, Mayhue Edwards, Pansy D. Edwards, Peggy . Edwards, Peggy Jear Edwards, William D. Eisele, Barbara A. Eisele, Carolyn J. Eisele, Dolores M. Elfrinl . Loui D. Ellers, Mary Frances Elliott, Boyd Elliott, J. Norwood Ellis, Charles E Ellis, Leon Elmore, Myrtle R. . , St.. Goldsboro. N. C. ;(11 E. Gordon St.. Kinston. N. C. Grifton. N. C. Route 3. Clinton, N. C. IHU Nun St., Wilmington, N. C. Deep Run. N. C. Ennis, Jeanine Epstein, Max B. Estep. Howard K Eure, McDonald Evans, Donald 1) Route I 72;-) Hammond St.. Rocky iMount, N. C. Route 3. Nashville, N. C. 304 Broad St.. New Bern, N. C. Bayboro, N. C. Bayboro, N. C. Aulander, N. C. Winterville, N. C. 710 W. 3rd St., Ayden, N. C. , 203 East 9th St., Greenville, N. C. Bunn, N. C. 2(i,- East !ith St., Greenville, N. C. Fuquay Springs, N. C. F iquay Springs, N. C. Rose Hill, N. C. 201 Gholson . ve.. Henderson, N. C. Walstonburg, N. C. -04 Kenan St., Wilson, N. C. Route 3. Four Oaks, N. C. Box 248, Franklin, West Va. Dover, N. C. i2ii ilaniriiojKl St.. Rocky Mount, N. C. IIMI2 Clic triut St., Wilmington, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Route 1, Tarboro, N. C. Route 2. Washington. N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Murfreesboro, N. C. Route 2, New Bern, N. C. 207 Tarboro St.. Wilson. N. C. Avden Highway, Greenville, N. C. ri20 Greene St., Greenville, N. C. II- Maize St., Plymouth, N. C. !iii(i West 4th St., Greenville, N. C. 1808 Ann St., Wilmington, N. C. . . . 301 N. Tarboro St.. Wilson. N. Clarks. N. Route 3, Tarboro. N. 319 Raleigh St.. Rocky .Mount. X. Route Kncky . I j actolu Lewiston, 1 Route 1, Selma, 1 Route 3, Box 68, Greenville, 1 Pendleton, 1 Chicod, 1 (i:l TciKler Ave.. Wilmington, ; Winterville, 1 liiiii KM t (itli St.. Greenville. 1 Beulaville, ' Grimesland, 1 Kenly, I Pendleton, ; I S. Mulberry St.. Statesville, : S. .Mulberry St.. Statesville, i . ' S. Mulbern- St.. Statesville. Titt Cotanche St.. Greenville. :I12 S. 8th St.. Wilmington, i .-i«3 Reid St.. Thomasville. Chapanoke, Gatesville, 314 W. 2nd St.. Slier City, Route 1, La Grange, ' St.. Faircloth, Emily D. . Faircloth, Imogene . . . Faison, James L Faison, Mildred Farmer, F. Faye Farmer, Nan L Farrior, Jean V Farrior, Keiineth F. . Farrior. Ruby T Fasciano. John J Faucette, Virginia M. Faulkner. J. Conrad . Faulkner, Nora E. . . Fedoronko. Anne . . Fennell, Fitzhugh Fennell. Kara Lynn Feuerstein, Lewis E. . Fields. Eugene C. Fields. George Fields, John C Fields, Mary Alice - Finch, Willard C. Fischel. Frances Fishel. Charles v.v. Fisher. Joyce A. Fisher. Nola M Fitzgerald. Dorothy . Fitzgerald. Wilbert C. Flaherty, Julian R. Flanagan, Doris D. . . Flanders. William H. Fleming, Grace E. . . Fleming, James H. . . Flora. E. Jean Flowers. Winlield C. Flovd. Orville Flv. James B Flye. Robert E. Fokakis. Constantiiu- Fordham. Henry C. Forehand, Mary Route 2, Fayetteville, N. Route 1, Roseboro, N. 26 Moore St., Clayton, N. Box 163, Faison, N. Box 96, Carolina Beach. N. Elm City. N. 14 Shepard St., Morelie;id Citv. - Route :i. V,iII;m.-. n. Route :i, Willii. !■ . . 512 Greene St., i .ir,.,u ,||,. , Route 1. Brown Siijinint, N. 400 College St.. Kin luii. . . 810 Rhem St.. Kinston. N. R.F.D., Burgaw, N. 211 Red Cross St.. Wilmington. N. 304 West 2nd St.. Greenville, N. P. o. Box 7.i, Portsmouth. V La Grange, N. Dudley, N. Ri.ute 2, Pikeville, N. Golston, N. Bailey, N. Wi H. DeM Eli abeUi .. Fountain. Martlia L. . Fov, Marv W French, Bobbie R. (Mr Fries, Clianning H. Fristoe, Jacqueline Fristoe, John L. Frizzell, William Fulghum. M. Jane Fulghum. E. Nell Futrell. Edgar Gaddy, Ester E Gainey, Jane Gard, William E Gardner, J. Robert . . . Garland, Charlie (iarner. Nicholas (.arriiigton. Ida Mae . G.iskill. Grady H (Raskins. R. Hogan . . . Gatlin. Maggie Gay. Emma Lou Gay, Evelyn Gay, Francis N Gay, Helen K Gay, William C Gaylor, Donald F. . . Geiss, Henry H Gerock, Mary E Gerrans, Jack Oerringer, Kitty Giles, Bettie E. (Mrs.) Giles, Linda G Giles, Oscar W Giles, Thomas G Gill, Carlton L Gillette, Mary Lee . . Ginn. L. B Glasgow. Elizabeth C. Glasgow. William A. Goodson. Joe Goodson. William S. . Goodwin, John L. . . . Gordon. Alfred A. . . . Gore, Hazel M Gorham. Philip R. . . . Gorliam. Ralph Gradv, Elizabeth . . . Craliain. Robert W. . . (iraham. Sallie S. . . . Washinsti Kiiisti 916 Evans St.. Greenville, Route 2. Tarboro, Route 2, Tarboro, Pollocksville, ite 1. Box 33-A, (Ireenville, Bos V. ,-)th ille. Route 3. Kenly. 301 E. Waddell St., Selma, Chinciuapin, N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. Route 3, Wadesboro, N. C. Route 1. Dunn. N. C. 102 Cobb St.. Elizaljeth City. N. C. 4 Franklin St.. Rocky Mount, N. C. 900 Bay St.. Portsmoutll, Va. Newport, N. C. Jarvisburg, N. C. Wanchese. N. C. 309 Library St.. Greenville. N. C. Ernul, N. C. 39 Alder A E. Washingto 725 Marigold St.. R.irk M,,uiit 112 Dickinson Ave., liiciivillc . . . 802 E. 14th St.. Greenville, . . 217 E. Eden St.. Edenton . Oakland Heights. St Route 1. Box 186 ■ sville. Battleboro, Route 2. Rocky Mount, 108 Nun St., Wilmington, . . P. O. Box 114, Enfield, Turkey, STUDEHT DIRECTORY ConHnuJ Grant, Margaret L. Route 3, Goldsboro, N. C. Gray, Charlie E Deep Run, N. C. Gray, Clement M Route 7. Trenton, N. C. Gray, Jack D Stokes. N. C. Gray, Jean Route 1. Trenton, N. C. Gray, Lucy Route 1. Deep Run, N. C. Gray, Theron A KMi!) Avcock St., Wilson, N. C. Graybill. George Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Greathoise. Eila P. KTml.-wood, Rocky Mount, N. C. Greene, Billie B. Gates, N. C. Greene, Emily E. V2 . Grace . ' t.. Rockv Mount, N. C. Greene Jasper L. Roduco. N. C. Green.tfin. Hail.ani M. ... 16 WasliiiiKtoii St., Tonatly, N. C. Gresciiv. l) l..i-.-c A. I ' anilico. N. C. Gres-oii, l-.lcH r . - Jonesboro Heiglit St.i.. Saiifunl. X. C. Morganton Rd.. Snuthciii I ' iiie , N. C. Grii ' e. Ffisv ,1. Calypso. N. C. Griffin, 1. Averill 603 E. Center St.. Anaheim. Calif. Griffin, Clinton Route 1, Dover, N. C. Griffin, James L. Scranton, N. C. Griffin, Peggy R. . 136 W. Ridge St.. Rocky Mount. N. C. Griffin; Sa?l Mae Walstonburg, N. C. Grillin, Wilson V. ■204 W. Ashe St.. Goldsboro, N. C. Griggs, M. Elaine Vandemere, N. C. Grimes, Barbara A. Wilson Hotel. Robersonville, N. C. Grimes, Gilda G Route 3. Mt. Olive, N. C. Grimes. John W 208 South St.. Ahoskie, N. C. Grimes; William S. 20 Sl)Uth St., . la.vkio. N. C. Grogan, Frances L. 168 Finiit St.. IH-apcr, N. C. GuUedge, Anita M. Karlol.l. . C. Gulledge, Joel E P. 0. liu 11-.. l;,ul.ir,l, N. C. Gullev. A. Faye Ellington St., Ilaitoii. N. C. GurKam.s H. tt, A. ,,, Route 1, Box 13.1. Jacksonville, N. C. GurC-anu-, V. ' U 1 . Grimesland, N. C. . . 106 S. Jarvis St.. Greenville, N. C. Gm-i ' i ' i ' un-- ' . w ' .Vl ' l ' .uv ( ' .. Route 2, Box 79, Greenville, N. C. Gurganu-, William J. Grimesland, N. C. Gurlev. Joyce B. 301 E. Mulherrv St„ (i..hUl.oro. N. C. Guthrie. Mildred G. Kiigclliard. N. C. Guthrie, S. Douglas Eiiirclliard. N. C. Guthrie, Rex B Kiigclhard. N. C. Guthrie, Sam L Waijclicse. N. C. — H— Hackney, Mae A. 326 Marlcet St., Washington, N. C. Hackney, Patricia C. 230 Woodrow Ave.. High Point, N. C. Haddock, Alice J. Route 1, Box i:( , Winterville. N. C. Haddock. Maggie Rodtc 1, ll.«ikcit..ii, X. C. Hall Matliiw , . . 113 Hawke M i n i: Hallow. Joe F, . 1207 E. Bed, - i-io,,,. Ham. Bernard 1620 McDanicl .-I., l.al- ml. Haniilton, Barbara Box 2J, Thoniasxille. Hamilton, D. Eleanor Box 724. Clinton. Hamilton, Elsie L. Sea Level. Hamilton, Joaiiette Magnolia. llalLillMli M.,IL:,llrl M. ... 805 Ann St., Beaufort. Haii- ' .. ■, M ■■ }■ nl ,,, Rose llili. ll ' ll i . ' ■■. ' ■ ' . ic Haiih ,h.i,i ' .r. .1, 1.. ;;; ; ' 609 W. ,-.th ' .it, ' , ' ( ' ,. ' vii HV-; HanK-e, (k-.iri;c 1). 117 Wa.shili!, ' lMi, l AVi,.!. • ' ,•, Hardin. Romoliis llardison. Janice G. Route 1, ll.i- -I Ir. ' Ilardison, Vera A. Route I. l! x -■ V, , , _ Hardwick. Betty M.  l-l X. M.l : V 1 . , i-. Hardy. Evelyn D. Hardy, Floreine T. (Mrs.i !l(l!l l;li ' ■ -■ s Hardy, Jan G, Hardy, Lillian Rniil. 1 . i.: L, ' . Harper, Lettie M. Harper. Peggy Route t. Box 102. Kiiist.iu; Harrell. Gladys Knightilale, Harrell. Laura F. 707 King St.. Windsor. Harrell, Walter M. Corapeake. Harrell. William T. Harrelson. Elsie C Route i. Vlii ' iile: Harrington, Albert L 1509 W. Davis St., Hui li.i;:t,,ii. Harris, Ann C Harris. Anthony D. Box Jli; Waii.aituii. Harris. Barry E Harris. Dewey Spring Hope. Harris. Geraldine W. Essex. Harris, James Box 241. Warrenton. Hams, Jolm W. . 209 W. Lenoir St.. Kinston. Harris. Maude B Bethe!. Harris, Molly Y. . . 304 E. 4th St.. Greenville. Harris. Thelma M. Marshallberg. Harris. William J. Goldstcm, Harrison. Ann W. 603 E. 9th St., Greenville. Hari, diaries H Route 3. Ayden. Hart, Gene M Route 2. Kinston. Hart. Peggy J Route 3. Ayden. Hartsell. Robert L. . 407 Evernon Ave.. Kin.ston. Hassell. Frank S. 2126 i Connecticut Ave. Washington. Hatch. Delbert R. .101 W. Jame St,. Mt, Olive. Hatch. Donald .iOl W. Jauu- St,. Mt. (iliM-, Hatch. Louise B. I a ' |. (i. Hatch. Sadie F. Ollli S 1 .r SI,. v ilc-ll Hatch, Van D 006 S, I.cc , ' St,, . y,lcu. Hathaway, David , , , Route 4, Greenville, N. C Hathaway, Joyce U Churchland, Vi Hauser, Martha A Box 44, Cedar Falls, N. ( Hawkins, Sidney R Washington, N. t Hawthorne, Margaret P. Route 1, Saint Pauls, N. ( Hayes, Sue S Route 2, Louisburg, N. ( Hayes, Willard J 713 Arlington St., Rocky Mount, N. ( Hayman, Joan Coinjock, N. ( Head. .Margaret J. , Seven Springs. N. ( Hearne. Alison R. 310 W. 3r.l St.. Greenville. X. { Heath. Bettv E. Route 1, Box 21.i. Kinston, X. ( Heath, William H. Cove City. X. ( Hedgepeth. Effle L 1!.. 2n. Maury, X. ( Hedgepeth, Elizabeth X. .M.iiii St, Wamnton, X. ( Hege, Sara Jo 1951 Daciau St., W iiist.ni Salcuj, X. ( Hemingway, Frank M. H. ' th.l. N. ( Henaghan, Marilyn J. i.v ■ ■u il ■. X. ( Henderson. Seth B. 19 1. . Wrightsvillc . .■,, Wilnniii:toii, X, ( Hendrix, Betty A. 912 Rankin .Kvc. (.icen-lioi,,, X. ( Herring. Thomas A. K..scl,ill, X. ( Hester, Anne M. Route 1. iixf,u-d, X. ( Hester, Ben S. Route 1. Oxford. X. ( Hester, Sarah J. Route 2. Hurdle .Mills. X. ( Hicks, John J. Route 4, Kinston, X. ( High, Alease , Star Route. Box 33A, Roanoke Rapids, N. ( High, Rachel R. Oak City. X. ( Highsmith. Jane M. Bethel. N. ( Hilburn, David J. 203 Greetie St.. Greeuville. X. ( Hill, Aubrey J. , , , 805 S. Washington St.. Rocky Mount. X. ( Hill. Bruce H 121 Colonial Circle, Wilmington. X. ( Hill, Catherine Deep Ruji, X. ( Hill, Reba E. Route 3. Smitlilield. X. ( Hill, Ross B. 1300 Cotanche St.. Greenville, N. Hincs. Carolyn E. 402 Greene St., Greenville, N. ( Hines. .Sallie Gail Faison, N. ( Hinnant. Freddie Box is.i. Pine Level, N. Hin.son. Carl R. Walstonburg. X. ( Hinson. Thelma L, Route :i, Whitci illc. X. ( Hinton, Jesse L. Route i ' . Km, kv MuniiL X, ( Hinton. Mary W. Rnnir j, ,,-lnill.v X. ( Hiott, Jo-Jhan T. .-.13 llugcr SI,. (. liai ksl,,n, S. ( Hobbs, diaries M. (oun.il. X. ( Hobbs, Marvis E. Hobbsville. X. ( Hobbs, Robert J 28 Jackson Dr., Wilmington, N. ( Hobbs, Thomas R 11 Cates Ave.. Thomasville, N. ( Hobgood. Betsy Route 5. Oxford. N. 1 Hobgood. Ramona Route 1. Oxford. X. ( Hockaclav. Otley K, Route 1. Box 131. Kcanokc Ka|.i,N, X. ( Hodge-, i;ray 1101 N. .Market St,, « ..-hin-l.in. X. ( Hodges, .lo-cpli F, Route 1. Box 2sl , , W a-hin- ' tuii, X. ( Hodges. Madeline Route 3. Box :i s, W a-liiinitcn, X. ( Hodges, C. .Marlene Route 1. t liuciiuinity, X. ( Hodges, Maude E. Route 3. Box 30s. Washington. X. ( Hodges. Robert F 812 Chestnut St.. Kinston, N. ( Hogan. Ida F. Route 2. Chapel Hill, N. 1 Holbert. Billy R. 134 W. Gum Rd., Greenville, N. ( Holcomb. Becky Grifton. N. I Holcomh. Howard B. Grifton. N. ( Holden. Betsy Snow Hill. X. ( Holland. Euzella L. Rrnite 1. Maysville, N. ( Holt. .Mildred Route I, I ' rincctmi, X. I Hatch. Baroara D. (Mrs.l 501 X. JackM.n, ( l,,!,Khoi ,., X. ( Hood. Henry T. I.ikc W a, r,,.na« , X, ( Hood. W. Robin s, iitliii.iit, X. I Hood. Thomas A. ,ii! in.i i tcr. X, t Hooper. Leunou •, sininp r..int, X. ( Hooper. Ma,ior 1, Stump) I ' oint. X. I Hooper. Marietta 91, ' , IVnusylvania Ave,. Elizabeth City. X. ( Home. Vela F. Box 91. Atkinson. N. ( Horner, .leiry I., Bailey, N. ( Horton. Robert P, 516 E. Gcudon St.. Kinston, N. ( Hoskins. Richard S. Route 2. Edenton, N. ( House, Anne P. E. Main St. Ext.. Plymouth. N. ( House. Lula A. Route 2. Xashville, N. ( Hoyvard, Alton E. lOO S. Harding St.. Greenville, N. I Howard, Carolyn 1 ' , Raleigh. N. ( Howard, Charles J. dak City, X. ( Howard. Dorothy .1, (iarl.ind, X. I Howard, Elsie Ho 117, St, I ' auK, X. ( Howard, Mary .Mice Ki.iitc t, Kiiistnn. X. ( Howard. Xellic .M, llanipstc.Hl. X. ( Howard, Wini.v I,, loo S. Harding St.. Greenville. N. ( Howar.l iiL-il 1 Route 2, Pikeville, N. Ho c, ii iiii I li- 734 W. .Main St.. Washington, N. ( Howerl n.ihiiU Route 1. Woodsdale. N. ( Hubauil, Karl ( , 705 John,ston St,. Greenville. N. ( Huber. .Mattle ,, Route 2. Bo ; . Kiii,t..ii, X. ( Hudnell, HovN-ard (iricntal, X. i Hudson, Bobby Earl Iiik.v N. ( Hudson. Hoyvell A 1108-A Chestnut st . i ,,, ,n; ill,- X. 1 Hudson. James T. 1400 Chestnut St,. (Greenville, X. ( Huds.m, ,l,an M, llos-A Chestnut St.. Greenville. X. 1 Hufiman, ,liail. s I,, iii6 Haywood St., Thomasville, N. ( Huirmaii, li.ii c A, Box 102, Bridgeton, N. ( Hughes niicllr Williard. N. I Hughes. C, C ' ia cn Route 5, Oxford, N. ( Hughes, Xorma C Chadbourn, N. ( Humphrey, Charlotte Richlands, N. I Humphreys. Robert B. 410 Mitchell St., Kinston, N, ( Hunt. E. Elizabeth 3«s W. Airiine St., Gastonia, N. ( Hunt. Richard J. 1328 Tarboro St.. Rocky Mount, N. ( Hunt. Walter K. Route 3. Wilmington, N. I Hunt. William 120 Belle St.. Henderson, N. 1 Hunter. Edgar A. Route 1, Beaufort, N. ( Huntley, Robert P. 1000 Bragg St., Monroe, N. 1 162 STUDEflT DIRECTORY Co,u,„.J Hux, Margaret H. Hyiies, W. James Hynson, Priseilla ingrjiii. W ill Ipock, M;iiKa Ipock, M;ir r. 0. Box 88, Sharpaburg, N. C. S. Mendenliall St., Greensboro, N. ( ' . !10 Washington St., Greenville, N. C. . . New Canaan Ave., Norwalk, Conn. Route 2, Washington, N. C. Isles, IXirotliy H. Tliclma, N. V. —J— Jackson, Alice D. Godwin, N. C. Jackson, Dessie T Route 1, Box 205, Goldsboro, N. C. Jackson. Dorothy N Mt. Olive, N. C. Jackson, Elbert L Route 1, Grimesland, N. C. Jackson, Garland E Route 1, Mt. Olive, N. C. Jackson, E. Jean Angler, N. C. Jackson, Lizzie S Route 2, Raleigh, N. C. Jackson. Sara L. Route 5, Fayetteville, N. C. James, Benjamin V. Route -1. Robersonville, N. C. James, Harriet I.. Robersonville, N. C. James, Marjorie It. Gueretts, N. C. James, Robert E. Bethel, N. C. Jarrett, Russell V. Box 437, Draper, N. C. Jefferson, Phyllis A. :i(i2 Simmons St., Washington, N. C. Jenkins, Clara O. Route a, Durham, N. C. Jenkins. Joseph G. Greenville, N. C. Jennette, Susan I Route 4. Mt. Olive, N. C. Jennings, Dorothy M Route 4, Elizabeth City, N. C. Jernigan, Evelyn M. Lewiston, N. C. Jerome, Anne R Box 11, Rose Hill, N. C. Jester, Mary L Thomasville, N. C. Jilcott, Daphne J. Kelford, N. C. Johnson, Alice L. 201 S. Jarvis St., Greenville, N. C. Johnson, Alton T Robersonville, N. C. Johnson, Anna L. Box 131, Bailey, N. C. Johnson, Arthur H. 1616 Spring Garden St., Greensboro, N. C. Johnson, Catherine I.. Route 1, Neuse, N. C. Johnson, Christine Route 5. Kinston, N. C. Johnson, Elizabeth D. Willard, N. C. Johnson, Joan nii S. Wodill.iwn St., Greenville, N. C. Johnson, John B. , - riiiii Kcisi-wiuid . ve.. Rocky Mount, N. C. Johnson, Lois E. South Mills, N. C. Johnson, Mary Jo Route 1, Coats, N. C. Johnson, Melva K. Kerr, N. C. Johnson, F. Milam Eure, N. C. Johnson, Sallie G. Garland, N. C. Johnson, Tommve L. I1211 Eastern . ve.. Rocky Mount, N. C. Johnson, Von F Tliomasville, N. C. Johnson, Winfred B. Moncure, N. C. Johnston. Sidney G. Route . ' l. Littleton, N. C. Johnston. D. Wade Scc.thind Neck, N. C. Jolley. Audrey Cove City, N. C. Jones. Alice F 12 Contentnca St., Greenville, N. C. Jones. Anne W Neuse, N. C. Jones. Annie L. Route 2. Walstonburg, N. C. Jones. Annie L. 40i W. Wilson St.. Farmville. N. C. Jones. Betsy C. 210 Orange St., Beaufort, N. C. Jones, Charles T. V. am N. Road St.. Elizabeth City, N. C. Jones, David E Route 1, Greenville, N. C. Jones, Edna Fave Route 2, Williamston, N. C. Jones, Edna Ruth Route 2, Stantonsburg, N. C. Jones, M. Eunice 2410 E. 4th St., Greenville, N. C. Jones. Eupha M Garland, N. C. Jones. Frances B 34 Park Ave., Plymouth, N. C. Jones, Howard L 318 Taylor St., Thomasville, N. C. Jones, Larlie M. Milton, N. C. Jones, Mary F. Route 1, Snow Hill, N. C. Jones, Mary L Warsaw, N. C. Jones, Opal O Route 2, Box 96, Halifax, N. C. Jones, Paul E 318 Taylor St., Thomasville, N. C. Jones, Roland 1003 George St., Goldsboro, N. C. Jones, D. Wilbur Box 2004, Raleigh, N. C. Jones, William A. . 1907 Payne St., Louisville, Ky. Jordan, P. Elizabeth Route 2, Fremont, N. C. Jordan, Royce C. . Vanceboro, N. C. Jordan, Wade H. Edenton, N. C. Jordan, Willie A Belhaven, N. C. Joyner, Bob 416 Beal St., Rocky Mount, N. C. Julian. Rebecca A 1 809 2nd St., Salisbury, N. C. Juran. Frederick W Rocky Mount, N. C. — K— Kearney, Beatrice Route 2, Goldsboro, N. C. Keegan. Daniel C Grand Falls, NB Canada Keegan, Thomas J Grand Falls, NB Canada Keen. Geneverette Route 3, Mt. Olive, N. C. Keen, W. Sherrol Newton Grove, N. C. Keeter, Josie Merry Hill. N. C. Keever, .lanet A. 2304 Oxford Ril., Raleisli. N. C. Kelley, Krnest Box 6(1(1. .hicksonville. N. C. Kelly. Joan Jc.nesboro Heislits. S.-inford, N. C. Kennedy. John R Box .-.6.1, Wilmington. N. C. Kennedy. Kenneth H Route .!. (ireenviile. N. C. Kern, Joan Star, N. C. Kilby, Elsie Bath, N. C. Kilby, Mary H Bath, N. C. Kilpatrick, Ernest L 3in Rodes Ave.. Kinston, N C. Kilpatrick, Frank K, 310 Rodes Ave., Kinston, N. C. Kimbro, Billy R 821 3rd St., Durham. N. C. Kinard, Callie M Wenona, N. C. Kincaid, Lawrence K 635 Webster Ave., Portsmouth, Va. Klutcz. Leon V Knott. Lula F Knowles, Clifton D. Kornegay. Jipsc|)li T. Kovach, .Mike Kovalchick, John A. Krekeler, Alfred Kugler, Jane P. Kupice, JolMi r. Route 3. Kinston, R.iiitc 2, p-armville, ■st IMik«;iy, Wilmington, Wilmington, ' ■lanlhaiii St.. Goldsboro, Turkey, tcisuii Place, Chapel Hill, Bath, Ayden, . . . Box 849, Lumberton, Lucama, Route 1, Pikeville, Route 2. Kenly, Lucama, 2313 Guess Rd.. Durham, ioi E. 5tli St., Greenville, Vanceboro, Kittrell, I W. Ill, St.. (in-enville, Kdijt,. .). Kenly. i- ' .. Walnut St.. (ioldsboro, 3U. '  Zene St., Henderson, Route 1, Dudley, Route 1, Dudley, 304 Pitt St., U; Gothenburg, Neb. W.ashington, N. C. 42, Stroudsburg. Pa. Lamm, Pattie L Bunn N Lamm, William W Lucama , n! Lancaster, Thomas J Greenville, N. Landen, Sherrod sal ' Western Ave.. Rnckv Mount, N. Landing, William F. l ' i niouth, N Lane, Judith A. Ki,li Sc|uare, ' N Lane, Margaret E. Rich .S(|uare, N. Lane, Peggy D. sis . slied. l St.. Aslieboro, N. Lang, Amaryllis (iate-iville N Langley, Artliur W. :ijl ' W.irlick St., .lacksiiiiville, N. Langley, Cornelia ( ' . Selnia, n ' . Langley, Robert M. Ilipx .11. Bath, N. Langston, Florine Kiiutc . ' . Fiiur Oaks, N. Langston, James R. Wintei-ville, N Lanier, William E. isiiii Myrtle St., Greenville, N. Larkins, Barbara A. loi Library St Greenville N Laster, Yale T. ' Grimesland ' , n ' . Lassiter, Hazel Conway, N. Lassiter, Herbert Charlotte, N. Lassiter, L. Melvin Milwaukee, N, Latham, Joseph A. Farmville, N. Laughinghouse, Billy -.Ml,-. E. 5th St., Greenville, N. Laughinghouse, Jane 112 Library St., Greenville, N. Lawson, C. Dale Orrum, N. Leary, Betty J 109 Elm St., Elizabeth City, N. Lee, Charles O Raeford, N Lee, Hilda L Box 85, Pink Hill. N. Lee, Irene B Route 1, Four Oaks. N. Lee, James W. 423 Greene St.. Greenville. N. Lee. Robert E. 6is Fisher St.. Salisbury, N. Leggett, Dalas W. Greenville, N. Leggett, E. Lucille Route I, Washington, N. Leggett, Martha Williamston, N. Leggett, Molly l.-.iio Pollock St., Kinston, N. Lehew, Samuel W. Rich Square. N. Leimone, Julianne Route 1, Burgaw, N. Lewis, L. Coye Route 4, Greenville, N. Lewis, Frances A. l. ' Sli National Ave., New Bern, N. Lewis, Frank E Box 95, Bailey, N. Lewis, Jane Myra Route 2, Stantonsburg, N. Lewis, Pattie L Route 1, Orrum, N. Limer, James H Warrenton. N. Linderoth. Robert F Red Bank, N. Lindsley, Mary N. Willianistcin X Little. W. J. , .I.iik on Park Littlefleld, Shirley j 111 Hutlcr liri ,-. Mi.lwav Park Littleton, Mary E. ,I,„k-nnv ille. N. Liverman, Alice Ransomville, . Livesay, Alexander E. Ki)ikv .Mi)unt, . Livingston. Edelwei.ss Knutc 3, (■lintnii. . Lloyd, William T. Thoniasvillc, . Lockamy, Vance M. 2111 (ienrse St.. Rm-kv Mount. X. Loflin, Donald Runic J. ' Halifax. X. Long. Frances B Claicndi.ii, X. Long. John G i ahm ( it , . Long, Kathryn J !■ ii-ci|i ii l. . Long, Mary E si( . Long, Norma Route 1, Xll irla X Loughlin, Betty J. 2014 Pender . ve.. Wilinjngton X Lovell, Clarence H liridgeton, N. ' Lovett, Wilson . Tabor City, N. Lowder, H. Shannon Route il. Concord, N. Lucas, Dorothy D. Farmville. N. Lupton, Joseph W. 501 K. .Srd St.. Greenville. X. Lupton, Thomas R. 209 l,il rarv St., (Ireenviile, X. Lynch, Murray B. 264 W. 211. 1 St.. Wasliiiit ' ton. X. Lyon, Nancy L Creedniotn. X. STUDEHT DIRECTORY Co„t,n,.J stumpy Point. N. C. McCorii McCott. McCoy. McUolial.l McDonald McDoiial.i McDonald McDonilcl McDougi .MCUOUgilill. aiiu VI. McDowell, William S. McFadven. George D. McGlol.on. I.eati L. MrC.Iol , Winifro.l Route 2. Raeford, N 76 Butler Dr.. Midway Park. N 406 S. jetll St., Wilmington, N Winter ille, N Willard. N Mes ser. Dor M Mes ser. Mai l|. l ' -. ' •e born. K il.a G. Mic Kiel. Ma rsaret I Mi. _ ' ett. Ers ie J. . Mil _- .tt. Le ene W. Mi. ;.tte. Mary E. Wilson. ate .3. Dunn. ute 3, Dunn. Hookerton. Southmont. Rodanthe, Rotlantlie. Bath, McKinnon. Mary E. McKniglit. Tarvey E. .McLain. Lonnie H McLamb. Estel W McLawhon. Jeanie McLawhon. Mark D. McLawhon. William A. McLawhorn. Kathnn L McLawhorn W. Louise McLawhorn, Ola Ray McLean, Donald E. . MeLemore, Agnes V. McLeod, Juanita McMillan, Harry S. McNabb. Theresa F. McNeill. Hugh W McPhail. Harvey E. . . MePhail, Hettie L McSwain, George S. Mackie, Edward A. . Maddrey, Mary Maddrey, C. Maxine Madigan. Francis H. Madry. Frances W. . Maennle, Frank Malioney, George L. . Mallard. Agnes F. . Mallard. Annie Rose Mallard. Sybil Edgerton .si.. Gold.-lj.ii u, . . ite 2. Box 11. Greenville, N. Route 1. Grifton. N. Box 4T3. Ayden, N. Route 2. Box .13, . yden. N. W. Crawson St.. Hopewell. Charles St.. Henderson, N. 940 Suburban Parkway. I ' ortsmoutl Wade, Route 4, Box 167, Dunn, Box 408, Rowland, 603 N, Grover St.. Gastonia. s.s. R( ManninL ' . (muih ' V ( ManniiiL ' . MyrtK ' Mansfield. Mar are Manuel. Lynwood Maready, Libby L. Marrow, Thelma . Marshburne. Alyce Ma--. ' David L. l.i Matthews. Dolores . . Matthews, Jack S. Matthews. Jimmie L Matthews. William F. Maxwell, John J . . May. Harry G Mayhew. Barbara . Mayo, Robert F Mays, Lina W Mays, Robert A Meadows, Elwood V. Measamer, Annie C. Medlin, John F Meeder, Andrew K. — M 109 East Main St., Belliaven. N. C. Seaboard. N. C. Severn. N. C. 99 Oregon Ave., Portsmouth. Va. .... Scotland Neck, N. C. 17 Livingston Ave.. Kearny, N. J. 510 Cumberland Ave.. Norfolk. Va. Route 1. Trenton. N. C. Route 1. Trenton. N. C. H„„t,. I Tivi,t..ii. N. C. Box 2 . WaMace. 216 Cromwell Ave.. Tarboro. . 523 Cutchin St.. Clinton. 154 Hth Ave.. Cramerton. Gaston, ' .. ' EnfleUl ' , ' Route 3. Raleigh. Enfield. Box 352. Raefonl. Route 1. UuiJcwcU. irdon St.. Kinston. X. Sox 86, Whitakers. N. Bunn. N. Gatesville, N. M...II. ' . C.i Moore. Dm Moore. Km ' Moore! Hai Moore. Mar Mooie. Mar Moore. Mot Moore. Xin. Mnnr.v Tail Moser. Arthur L. Moss. John E. . . Moye. Blanie A. Move. Hilda G. Mu11i!r,Tn, WilMai Nash. Peggy L. Xaylor. Helen Xnvlnr. Lillian Bethel. Box 163. Calypso. Ivanhoe. Turkey. Route 1. Bath. , . . 1207 N. College St.. Kinston. : 2832 Randleman Rd.. Greensboro 1 4000 Venable Ave.. Charleston, W. Route 1. Greenville. I ewkii Herman D. Lou S. Richard H. John H. k. Je Llovd Xicholson. Annie B. Nicholson. James D. Nickens, Charles G, Nielsen, Charles R. . Noble, Clifton E. . Noble. George Norris, Bessie D. . . . Norris, Eva Nunalee, Sabra J. . . Odum. Robert T. Oliver. Robert R. O ' Neal. A. Poe O ' Neal, Isabella , . . Ormond. Lewis B. . Orr. Marie Csborne. V. Anne . Ourt. Thelma P. . . . Outland, Arcliie R. 16th St.. Durham. N. C. iiute 2. Roseboro. N. C. .int.- ■? Knorhnro. V. C. Box 126, Bethel. Box 124. Grimesland. 806 W. Highland Ave.. Kinston. . . 501 Oleander Ave., Goldsboro. Dover, Box 312, Tabor City, Peletier, Currie, — 0— Woodla wn Ave.. (ireenville. N C. Box ' 982 ' . Southport, N, C. N, c. Ocracoke N c. Bessemer City, N. c. Willard, N. c. 1516 S Main St . Salisbury N c. Burgaw, N c. Kelford, N. c. STUDERT DIRECTORY ConUnuJ Owen. Thomas J Owens, Mary F. Owens, Mary O. Pace, Lois R, . Pace. Mack E, . . Paste. Betty J. . Painter. Jack A. Pritchard, R. June Proctor, riaiulic M. Pulley. Elizabetli 1 Purifov, Julia B. Purifoy, McElree Purser, Eva W. . . Purvis, Gene A. . r,2 Overlook Rd., Montclair. Route 4. Rocky Mount. Route 3. Wal.stonburg, . Route ,s. Rocky Mount. Route 1. Stantonsburg, t.! Washington St., Red Bank, . . Route 1, Box 4S«, Clayton, l. ' -.m Neuse Blvd.. New Hern. , , 1029 Hill St.. Roitv Ini,„t. Route 2. Box 1 1, (Mill. ill. Route 1. Box llii. Nin H ' lii Route 1, Box 1 ■ L-bon Riverview Belhav Parker. Janie M Parker. Jean Parker. Margaret A. Parker. Mervin Parkerson. Jo epltine Parks. Ethel I. Parrish. Jack L. Parsons. Marvin . . Parvin. Charles R. Pate, Elizabeth J Pate, Rebecca A Pate, Sarah J Patterson, Sadie Patton, Millard I Pearce. Doris J. Pearce. .lames B. Pearce. Louise A Pearce. Lyndell R Peedin. Sarah E Pegram. Jean D Pelton. Robert W Pendergraft. Dahlia M. 904 Pennington. Robert E. Perrv. Ann E Perry. Charlie C Pern-. Janice R. Perry. Margie Perry. Mary Kimsey ... Perry. Mildred L Perry. Susan T Perry. Tommy G Petersen. Elizabeth M. Petteway. Mark A. Phelps. Barbara .1. Phelps, Herman n Phillips. James II. Phillips. Mary Lou Pierce. Emily L. Pierce. Tliomas E. Pierson. George A Piestrak. Emil S Pilkinton. Shirley J. . . Piner. Annie M Piner. Ivey D Piner. James A Piner. Rexford E Pitt. Billie R. Pittman. Mary E Pittman. Will B. Pittman. William H. Pittman, William Hardy Player. Beatrice Pleasant. Doris Poggioli. . lbert Poindexter. Gordon W. Pollock. M. Jacquelvn Poole. Bettv J Pope. Betty J. Pope. Florence Pope. Marcellus B. Pope. G. Rudolph Pope, Sue M. Porter. Abbie J Porter. Judson E Porter, Ola L Postas. John R Powell. Carroll R Powell. Edwin F Powell. Eleanor A. Powell. Mildred G. Powell. Riley A Powell. Ruthe P Knul. ' 1. F.rwin. N. C. licleross. N. C. KmiU- I. Clinton. N. C. Rcpulc :i. rlinton. N. C. soil Kn. tcni . 1.. (Irconville. N. C. 3ii!i W. MuUicny St.. ( iold.sboro. N. C. L ' Di . .-.til St.. Hopewell. Va. Route 1, Box :i.-.. Mnvsville, N. C. Route 1. Washington. N. C. Box Hi, Black Creek. N. C. Chicod. N, C. .■507 Daisey St.. Goldsboro. N. C. Route 3, Lillington. N. C. 402 S. 4th St.. Mebane. N. C. Route 2. Wake Forest. N. C. Box 64. Micro. N. C. , , Box 22.1. Willow Springs. N. C. Route 3. Zebulon. N. C. Route 3. Selma. N. C. Box 12. Enfield. N. C. 334.5 S. Jefferson Ave.. St. Louis, Mo. Western Branch St.. Portsmouth. Va. 1222 S. Church St.. Rocky Mount. N. C. 154 Carolina Ave.. Draper. N. C. Route 3. Box 234. Edenton, N. C. Louisburg College. Louisburg. N. C. 411 N. Virginia St.. Goldsboro. N. C. Merry Hill. N. C. Route 1. Apex, N. C. S. Cliurch St.. Rocky Mount. Route ,1). Fayetteville. MS W. Lenoir St.. Kinston. Route 3. Smithfield. Richlands. .514 Johnson St.. New Bern. 710 Ann St.. Beaufort. 518 Wright St.. Wilmington, Route 2. Rocky Mount. Route 1. Sharpsburg. Route 1. Scotland Neck, 19 E. Ridge St.. Rocky Mount, 407 E. Wilsi Route 1. Kenly, St.. Farmville. . ngier. Box 175. Trenton, II(i Roxboro Rd.. Durham, Route 7. Fayetteville. Scotl.-ind Neck. Wallace, Box -li-i. I ' iiietops, Bcllarthur, Route 1, Goldsboro, Route 3. Greenville, Route ,3, Greenville, luthertord Ave. ... Route 2, Kingst son Maple St.. Weld Franklin. N. J. W;i Ber Prater. An M. Prescott. Elbert M. Price. Bill Price, Grover C. Price, Robert S Pridgen, Annetta . Pridgen, Aubrey Buck W. Route 1. Seven Springs. Route 1. New Bern. . , Seven Springs, rlington St.. Rocky Mount. Route 2, Rocky Mount. Woodlawn St.. Greenville. Woodlawn St.. Greenville. Elm City, Raslx-rrv. Paul II. Ratledge, James L. Raulfs. Carolyn Rawls. Robert J Rea. Robert B Read. David T Reams, Bill Reams. Nellie R. Reichart. Lando C. Reichart. Martha C. Reid. Lillian P. Rennie. Herbert B. Respess. Larry G. Revell. Katherine J. Reynolds, Barbara L. Reynolds, Edwards J. Rhodes, Dorotha L. Rhodes. Gloria E :i Rhue, Shirley J. Rice. Charles D. Rice. Emily J. Rice. Jessie A R Rich. Hattie R Rich. Johnnie E. Richardson. Mary G. . Richmond. Elda Richmond. Robert L. Rickards. James P. Rickards. Kathryn Riddick. Annie F. Riddick, Barbara J. Riddick. George T. Riddle. Klizahcth S. Riggs. Stacy 1,. Riveiibark. Ernily J. . Rivenbark. Martha J. Rive.s Ralph H. Robbins. Cliarles T. Robbins. Warren D. Robbins, William L. Roberson. .Mice J. Roberson, Janice Roberson. Margarete I Roberson. F. Rebecca Robertson. Lucy M. Robertson. Roland G. Robinson. Caro ' vn D. Robinson, W. Maxine Robinson. Orville Robinson. Robert . Robinson. Wallace Robson. Holly Roebuck. Donald W. Roebuck. Harcuni M. Rogers. Ilanild S. Rogers. William RoL ' crsmi. Kilitli ! Rogerson. Sidney Rollins. Floyd H Rollins. Sara J. Rose. Junius H. Rosenthal. Ann Ro. s. Ann L. , Rouse. Ora Mae Routh. Betty J. Rowell. Claude R Rowland. Williai Rowlett. Carolyi Rublein. Eilmun Russ, Thelma E. Russell. Gene A. Russell. Warren S. Russo. Augustine J Russo. Rocco L. . .312 Brunswick St.. Wilmington, N. C. Box 13, Pantego, N. C. nr, uilul)..n Ave, Goldsboro. N. C. Knulc 1, Oxford. N. C. Hickory, Va. Route -J.. I.urama. N. C. Route 2, Farmville, N. C. Advance. N. C. Westover Blvd.. Elizabeth City, N. C. E. King St.. Edenton. N. C. Plymouth. N. C. 9 West Main St.. Plymouth, N. C. Winterville. N. C. Route 2. Apex, N, C. SOI) James St.. Greenville. N. C. siKi James St.. Greenville. N. C. Garysburg. N. C. 1123 Belt Blvd.. Richmond. Va. Pinetown, N. C. Route 3. Kenly. N. C. 407 S. IStli St.. Wilmington, N. C. Lake Phelps. N. C. Bculaville. N. C. •, W St u-ustiTic SI . Tallahassee. Fla. Newport. N. C. ■ |)|| Washington St.. Greenville. N. C. 2119 Wasliington St.. Greenville. N. C. utc 7. Jonesboro Heights. Sanford. N. C. Garland. N. C. 330 Cleveland St., Rocky Mount, N. C. 707 E. 4th .St.. Washington. N. C. 1(105 Webb Ave.. Burlington. N. C. mil.-, Webb ' d J. Wa- Bei 112 1 Belhav Jackson. N. C. Route 1. Maysville. N. C. Alliance. N. C. Route 3. Rose Hill. N. C. Watha. N. C. Route 3. Enfield. N. C. Main St.. Plymouth. N. C. Route 1. Bethel. N. C. E. Main St., Plymouth. N. C. 1001 W. Gold St.. Wilson, N. C. Betliel. N. C. Academy. Robersonville. N. C. Route I. Smithfield. N. C. Harrell St.. Williamston. N. C. 170 North Ave.. DanviUe. V.- . Rose HiU. N. C. Route 1. Angler. N. C. South! Bethel. N. C. Aulander. . C. . 701 Lizzie St.. .Selma. N. C. . . Winterville. N. C. 501 East 10th St.. Greenville. N. C. Wenona. N. C. Box 729. Hopewell. Va. Route 5, Kinston. N. C. Cameron. N. C. Apts Ber 619 Gaston St.. Raleigh. N. C. 503 East 4tli St.. Greenville, N. C. Folk.stone. N. C. Kelly, N. C. Dover. N. C. N. 311 Miller Blvd.. Havelock. N. C. 1236 Westover Ave.. Norfolk, Va. . 1236 Westover Ave., Norfolk, Va. STUDEDT DIRECTORY CtmuJ Sadler, Bertie I. Sadler, Myra M. Saieed, Mitchell L. Saieed. Teresa A. . Salter, J. Edward . . Sanderlin. Pandora Sanders. Betty D. Sanderson. Betsy .1, Sanderson. Elfainn Sanderson. Fiiiii.o- Sanderson. Crat e M. Sanderson, Lena K. Sanderson, William ( Sanford, Jerome M. Sandick. Bernard A. Sasser. Barbara A. Satterthvvaite. Henry Sauls. Georie M, Sayase, Annie R. .?U West 41 . . 900 War . 514 Johnsc 1 :. S. East St., Kiiistnii. X. C. Ratli. N. C. Ma-n..lia. N. C. Faison. N. C. Seyen Springs. N. C. Audubon St.. Goldsboro, N. C. 101 N. Summit St., Greenville. N. C. Route 1, Pikeville. N. C. Ransninville, N. C. Sawyer. Leta G Sawyer, Mary E. Sawyer, Milton H. . Sawyer, Ramona . Sawyer, Roland D. Schulken. Joe B. Scott, Hilda G. Scott. . : vk ( . Sears. K ,liert r. Sears. Willi.iai K. Selby. Camilla L. Selby. Robert C Self, Charles C Sellers, Sarah J Sessoms, Frances E. Sessoms. Josie R. , Shackelford. Charles Shavender, Jean H. Shaw, Betty A Shaw, Jean Shearin, Mattie B. . Shelby. Louis F Sheppard. Moses M. Sherrod, Hush B. . . , Shirley. Phillip Shivar. David Shive, V. Sue Shoe. DwiKht Sholar. Edsel W Sholar, Nancy E Shore. Marv J. Shotwell. Muriel F. . Siler. Richard H. Silverthorne. Bertha . Simmons. William C. t08 W. College St.. Wliiteville. N. C. Kenly. N. C. R.F.D. 4. Elizabeth City. N. C. 960 Jamestown. Norfolk. Va. 1609 Ea.st 5th St.. Greenville. N. C. En-elh.Trd. N. C. M,i Singlol I,,,, ' ,yh ] Smith. .Ufled I,. Smith, ADiie V. Smith, Carl W. Smith, Carrie M. Smith, Cleon M. Smith, Smith. Donald H. Dorothy M. Smith. Dorothy V. Smith. Smith. Smith. Smith. Hazel R. Smith, Henry C. Smith. Jatnes R. Smith. Jennie K. Smith. Jo Ann Jolin H. Lewis B. Margie E. Smitl). T. Maxton Smitli. Stai.Iey ' I. Smith. Smith. Willi;,!., V. ■Smith. Smith. William K. Snydet !■. Helen A. Soles. Fred Sollee Miriam I,. .Sorrell , -ilifrr,l Soai,,, Span. Sneiirli SDive l-eilli.T- SpivtN Willie M Spring ett. Alfreil . Spruill 1. Al.ston W. Spruill 1, Mary C. . Castalia. N. C. Whitakers, N. C. 416 N. Virginia St., Goldsboro, N. C. . . . . R.F.D. 4, Box 296. Norfolk 6. Va. Enfield, N. C. Walstonburg. N. C. Springs. N. C. W,i N. C. N. C. ell St.. MorelK rille. Elizabethtown, N . C. Plymouth. N. C. s Limehouse St.. Charleston. S. C. Pinetown. N. C. R.F.D. 5. Kinston. N. C. 702 Evans St.. Greenville. N. C. 1205 St. Patrick St.. Tarboro. N. C. R.F.D. 2. Box .19. Washington. N. C. Robersonville. N. C. Seven Springs. N. C. 306 Scotland Ave.. Hamlet, N. C. Chocowinity. N. C. Ca-Vel, N. C. R.F.D. 1. Box 195, Henderson, N. C. Oak City, N. C. 916 Oleander Drive. Wilmington, N. C. R.F.D. 2. Box 91, Wilson. N. C. Raeford. N. C. 105 S, Jarvis St.. Greenville. N. C. R.F.D. 2. Favetteville, N. C. Fountain. N. C. R.F.D. 5. Goldsboro. N. C. R.F.D. 3. Thomasville. N. C. 425 N. Elm St.. Portsmouth. Va. Cameron. N. C. 60S Rhem St.. Kinston. N. C. Fremont. . C. 105 S. Jan-is St.. Greenville. X. r. no N. Herman St.. Gcildsboni. N. C. Deep Run. . ( ' . R.F.n. 1. Cary, . C. R.F.D. 2. Greensboro. N. C. 215 Kenwood St.. Wilmington. N. C. Allentown. Pa. Tabor City. N. C. t.. Tarboro. N. C. Clayton. N .C. Manson. N. C. Deep Run. N. C. Stantonsburg. N. C. Main St.. Louisburg. N. C. Shallotte. N. C. Winterville. N. C. Oriental. N. C. I Pamlico St., Norfolk, Va. Main Squires. Avis F Kelly. N. C. Squires, David L Kelly, N. C. Stallings, Betty M Louisburg, N. C. Stallings, Eugene H Louisburg, N. C. Stallings. Giles E Jamesville. N. C. Stalls. William H 102 Davis St.. Greenville. N. C. Standi. M. Carolyn 710 S. Pine St.. Rocky Mount. N. C. Stancill. Sarah F R.F.D. 1. Greenville. N. C. Stanley. James R 214 Water St.. Washington, N. C. Stanley, Johnny E R.F.D. 6, Sanford. N. C. Stanley. Julia P 501 Mitchell St.. Kinston. N. C. Stanley. J. Maxine Elizabeth City. N. C. Stanley. Robert G Wananish. N. C. Stansill. Janet R Ill W. Lang St.. Farmville, N. C. Stapleford. Mildred L. R.F.D. 1. New Bern. N. C. Staples. Thornton L. R.F.D. 10. Box 422. Richmond. Va. Stargardt. Kenneth H. R.F.D. 10. Richmond, Va. Starling. Anne 116 Amheirsheir St.. Norfolk. Va. Starling. George W. Box 546, Roxboro. N. C. Starling, Janie B. Clinton, N. C. Starling, Katie M, Selma, N. C. Starling. Leonard H. 71 1 . rlington St.. Rocky Mount. N. C. Stauffer. Dorothv . . 2500 East 5th St.. Greenville. N. C. Steed. James C. 1527 Ann St.. Beaufort. N. C. Steele. Margaret I Bear Poplar. N. C. Steig. Elizabeth 109 Paris Ave.. Greenville. N. C. Steig. Ted 109 Paris Ave.. Greenville. N. C. Stell. Samuel C. 109 First St., Ayden. N. C, Stephens. Marshall S. Warrenton. N. C. Stephenson. Catherine Willow Springs. . C. Stephenson. Kolaii,! W. 120 Chautauqua St.. Portsmouth. Va. Stewart. Louise M. Dunn. N. C. Stewart. M. Thonuis Carthage. N. C. Stillman, Joanne Roper. N. C. Stillman. Nina Roper, N. C. Stiteler. William L 44 Alleghany St., Clifton Forge. Va. Stocks, Callie L 104 E. Ave.. Ayden, N. C. Stocks, Linwood D Route 2, Greenville, N. C. Stocks, Wesley C 108 E. 12th St., Greenville, N. C. Stoddard. L. Marie Chadbourn. N. C. StofTel. John L 9 Tenth St.. New London, Conn. Stokes. Mary Edna Pinetops, N. C. Stone. Myrtle A Kittrell. N. C. Stoneham. Josephine 1113 West .Srd St.. Greenville, N. C. Stout. Julia . , 610 W. 5th St.. Siler City, N. C. Stout. Neil T. Star, N. C. Strand. Edwin M. 181m Tern- Ave.. Seattle. Wash. Stratford. M. Hayne 305 Covington St.. Laurinburg, N. C. Strickland. Christine Tabor City. N. C. Strickland. Doris M. Route 2. Box 151. Halifax. N. C. Strickland. Gladys S. Angler, N. C. Strickland. Owen W Tabor City, N. C. Strickland. Virginia Bell Arthur. N. C. Stroud. Doris Swansboro. N. C. Stroud, Joe W, Route 1. Jonesville. N. C. Stroud. Joyce W 509 Snow Hill St.. Ayden. N. C. Stroud, Patsv J. Route 1. Jonesville. N. C. Stull. Harvey L Route 2. Covington. Va. Sugg. B. Grace Snow Hill. N. C. Sugg. Sallie K Snow Hill, N. C. Sugg. Verdie W 310 E. I3th St.. Greenville. N. C. Suggs. Alvin La Grange. N. C. Suitt. Frances G. 312 Alexander Ave.. Durham. N. C. Sutherland. Alexander Midway Park. N. C. .SutlilT. M. Favc 1 Spruce St.. Leaksville. N. C. Sutton. Ann M. 404 Lewis St.. Greenville, N. C. Sutton. Annie G. Mt. Olive. N. C. Sutton. Billy W. uioi Johnston St.. Greenville. N. C. Sutton. Charles E. Route n. Box 199. Kinston. N. C. Sutton. Dorothv L. Rocky Mount. N. C. Sutton. Elizabeth G. Tomahawk, N. C. Sutton. Marv Rose Mt. Olive. N. C. Sutton. I ' .atrioia G. Route 4. Kinston. N. C. Sutton, Willi.iiii E. Route 2. New Bern. N. C. Swain. 1„, lira F. Aurora. N. C. Swain, lliniiias K. Shenandoah Rd.. Durham. N. C. Swann, Virginia K Buie ' s Creek. N. C. Swart. John Box 838. Wilmington. N. C. Swindell. Charies W. Pamlico St.. Belhaven. N. C. Swindell. Jack Bath. N. C. Swindell. Lewis H Box II. Washington. N. C. .Swindell. Margaret M. 524 W. Main St.. Washington. N. C. Swinson. Janet E Mt. Olive. N. C. Swinson, L. Joyce Dudley. N. C. Sylivant. Ernest L Snow Hill. N. C. — T— Taillock. C. Edgar Windsor, N. C. Taft. John H. 40S Davis St.. Greenville. N. C. Tanner. Robert E 1729 Bradford Ter.. Portsmouth. Va. Tatum. Russell B 509 N. 7th St.. Hopewell. Va. Taylor. Alvin B 209 W. 2nd St.. Greenville, N. C. Taylor. Charies R Caswell Hotel. Kinston. N. C. Taylor. Fountain Richlands. N. C. Taylor. Helen K Nashville. N. C. Taylor. Jean A Route 2. Wilson. N. C. Taylor. Jean E Route 1. Kinston. N. C. Taylor, Luther M Route 2. Concord. N. C. Taylor. Paul M 124 E. 4th St.. Washington. N. C. Taylor. Sara G nceboro. N. C. Taylor. Vivian Richlands. N. C. Taylor. William N Richlands. N. C. Terrell. Joe E. Route 2. Waynesville. N. C. Terrill. Stanley J 404 Eastern St.. Greenville. N. C. Tetterton, Alice P 403 N. Market St.. Washington, N. C. STUDERT DIRECTORY C,, ,„„J Thomas. Benjamin W. Thomas. Doris Thomas. Glenna C. Thomas. Harry H. Thomas. J. Homer Thomas, Jimmie .1. Tliomas, Mary B. Tliomas. Rebecca B. Thomas. Ruth T Thomas. Virginia C. . Tliomas, Vivian Emerson M. Frances . . Thompson. Grace N. . . Tliompson. James K. - Tliompson. Janie L. Thompson, Sue F. Thorne. Esther H. Thorne. Mary L. Threatt. Mar ' F. Tlirift. Roger . . Tillett. A. Jeannette Tillett. David C. Toler. Xoah Tolson. Carl D. Tooly. John G. Torrans. Bill J. Toumaras. Ireni L. Trevatlian. Henry T. Tripp, Elmer Trotman, Paul C. Trott. Letha Tucker. Eloise Tucker, Peggy Tucker. Seleta A. Tucker. Victor J. Tucker. William E. Tucker. William L. Tugwell. Richard E. Tull. Rowena Tunstall. Burma Tunstall. Grady W. Turnage. Annie Tumage, John W. . . Turner, Bernice Turner, K. Don Turner. Karl E Turner. Rose E Tyndall. Arnold E. Tvndall. Linwonri N. Tyson. Herschel M . Tyson. Janet F Tyson. Vernon 303 Wilson Ave., Kinston, N. C. Route 4. Greenville. N. C. .-.OS Muir St., Leaksville. N. C. Manteo. N. C. ini N. Lee St.. Whiteville. N. C. l(i:i N. Slocomb St., Goldsboro. N. C. Broadway, N, C. Beulaville, N. C. Tarboro, N. C. Kdutc 1. Jacksonville, N, C. .-.(IS M.iiii St.. Leaksville, N. C. Burgaw, N. C. Rowland. N. C. Burgaw. N. C. Route 3. Goldsboro. N. C. 526 Arlington St., Rocky Mount. N. C. Route 1. Princeton. N. C. Bahama. N. C. 1611 Longview Ave.. Tarboro. N. C. 211.1 riiurch St.. Farmville. N. C. 120 Va. Ave.. Fayetteville. . C. Carrboro. N. C. Kill Devil Hill. N. C. Kittv Hawk. N. C. Tarboro. N. C. Belhav N. C. N. C. 104 Brook St., Burlington, N. C. Fountain. . C. 611 S. Lee St., Ayden. N. C. 012 Crnwell St.. N ' orfolk. Va. Stella, y. C. viUe N. r. Umphlett, James Underwood. Ronald G. Upchurch. Avron B. Upchurch, Wavlon C. . Uzzell. Raymond Vainright. Julian Vainright. Nina P. Van Hook. David V. Vann. Edith A. Vann. Loui.se Vasiliou. Katherin Vaughan. Patricia Veazey, Imogene 1 Vendric. Billy H. Venters. Dorothy Vester. Thelma J. Vicars. Thomas M Vinci, James A. . X. C. Grimesland. N. C. Chicod, N. C. Walstonburg, N. C. N. Queen St.. Kinston. N. C. Apex. N. C. Alliance. N. C. Snow Hill. N. C. . Route 2. Farmville, N. C. Trenton. N. C. Sharpsburg. N. C. Route 4. Greenville. N ' . C. Route 3. Nashville. X. C. 602 Rheni St.. Kinston. . C. Route 3. Greenville. . C. Bell Arthur. X. C. Stantonsburg, N. C. East 4th St.. Greenville, N. C. -U— Route 3. Hertford, X. C. Box 613 A. Carolina Beach. N. C. Route 8. Sanford, N. C. Route 8. Sanford, N. C. Route 3. Goldsboro, X. C. Greenville. N. C. Williams . Catlierine . Greenville, N. C. Route 3. Nashville. N. C. Gohl.sborn. N. C. Willi.uns . ?io vard P. Williams . Isa.nc L. Willi.iins . .lacqueline . 705 Broad St.. New Bern. X. C. ! 1 ' 1 1 : 1 • - J l,..Ii. ' rt Waddell. Fannie L Wadford, Albert F. Wadford. ODe ' l Wagner. Carl I). Wainwriu-1,1. liana Waklnin, .la.-aii.-liiu- Waklrcp. I ' .iul Iv Walker. IliM.a (V Wallace. Jack Wallace. James Avery . Wallace. Rachel E. Walsh. Richard X Walston, Emilv S Walston. Marv G Ward. Essye N Ward. James H Ward. Moody . 1820 Warner. Jeff E. Warren. Anne E. Warren. Betty J. Warren. George W. Warren. H. Hulen Warren, Marshall G. Warren. Ralph L. Warren. Virginia R. Waters, Everett L. Route 2. Nashville. N. C. Pine Ave.. Waynesboro. Va. Box 185. Greenville. N. C. Fair Bluff. N. C. Xeuse. N. C. Route 3. Wake Forest. N. C. 1710 Newton Rd.. Durham, N. C. Route 1. Grifton. N. C. 404 Sullivan Rd.. Statesville. X. C. 511 Cumberland Rd.. Norfolk. Va. Whiteville. N. C. Bath. N. C. 410 S. Pineview St.. Goldsboro, N. C. Route 2. Elizabethtown. N. C. Richmond. Va. Walstonburg. N. C. 421 DauL ' litr St., Ii(.ckv Mount, N. C. X. C. 208 East ville. Battleboro. N. C. Robersonville. N. C. Kinston, N. C. Clinton, X. C. Roseboro. X. C. Snow Hill. N. C. Faison, N. C. St.. Jacksonville, N. C. Watkins. Marilyn A Middleburg, N. C. Watson, Annette Bethel, N. C. M ' atson. Charles L 1407 East 4th St., Greenville, N. C. Watson. Janie Y. Nashville. N. C. Watson. Mitzi Engelhard, N, C. Watson. Thomas K 201 Pamlico St., Belhaven, N. C. Watts. R. Gertrude Route 4. Whiteville, N, C. Watts. Mona L Route 4. Whiteville. N. C. Weathington, William Winterville, N. C. Weaver, D. Anne 1306 Virginia Ave., Durham, N. C. Weaver, Hazel R Route 1. Four Oaks, N. C, Weaver. Madeleine A 211 N. 25th St.. Wilmington. N. C. Webb. Ann A 506 W. Vance St., Wilson, N. C. Webb, Susie W. Pactolus. N. C, Wechter, Nell W. Stumpy Point, N. C. Wechter. Robert W Stumpy Point. N. C. Weeks. Katie L Whitakers. N, C. Weeks. Paul D Whitakers. N. C. Weir. Barbara Wananish, N. C. Wells. Walter 112 S. 16th Ave., Hopewell. Va. Wesley. Grace S. 626 W. 2nd St., Washington, X. C. West. Ann R Warsaw, X. C. West, Bernard C 1102 E. Rock Spring Rd.. Greenville. X. C. West. Harriet L Sanford. N. C. West. Laura C. 401 E. Hill St.. Warsaw. N. C. Weit. Lvnne X. 1102 E. Rock Spring Rd.. Greenville, N. C. West. Mable A Roseboro, N. C. We=ter. Malcolm 404 N. George St.. Goldsboro, N. C. Weston. Robert N 201 Bell St., Elizabeth City. N. C. Wetherington. Aldred Silverdale, N, C, Whaley. Carolyn J Rose Hill. N. C, Whaley. Sara L Elizabeth City, N. C. Wheeler. Lucius P Washington. N. C. Wheeler. Robert D 214 Broad St.. Oxford. N. C. White. C. Clarkson Belvidere, X. C. White, Clyde A Route 3. Windsor. X. C. White. Ernest L Edenton. N. C. White. John B Route 2. Norlina, N. C. White. Julian J 412 East 10th St., Greenville, N. C. White, LeRoy Robersonville, N. C. White. Margaret A Hertford, N. C. White, Olivia S 710 N. Church St.. Scotland Neck, N. C. White, Patricia A Route 2. Tarboro, N. C. ■mute. Ruth Colerain. N. C. Whitehurst. Gertrude 2502 East 4th St.. Greenville. N. C. Whitehurst, Gloria A Robersonville. X. C. Whitehurst. Grace C Conetoe. X. C. Whitelnirst. John ' SI. 304 Summit St.. Greenville. N. C. Wliitclmrst. Mack Robersonville. N. C. Wliitrliuist, mim,„,| p 300 Meade St.. Greenville, N, C. Wliitrlaiisi, Samuel C Robersonville, N. C. Wliit. ' Icv, l),)i .tli A. 703 West 3rd St.. Greenville. N. C. Whitliehl. Bettv S. , Hurdle Mills, N, C. Whitfield. Kavmonil I„ anr, Veruan Ave.. Kinston, N. C. Whitley. Everett H. Route 3. Kenly. N. C. Whittington. Dorotliv 302 Rice Ave.. Brevard, N. C, Whittington. Richaril Snow Hill, N. C. Wicker, Xorm.in E 104 N. 4th Ave.. Hopewell. Va. Wilder. Veriiie B Nashville. N. C. Wi ' cv. Frank S Pink Hill. N. C. Willard. Doris E 126 E, 5th St., Washington, N. C. Williams. J. Allison Bailey. N. C. Williams. . nn C Essex. N. C. 308 Student St.. Greenville. X. C. Route Route 1. Elm ' Citv. ' St., Elizabeth City. !t ■ I ' ll ' : ' ia M. . . Williams. 1-ete . . Williams. Robert K. . , Williams. Ted Williams. Walter L. . Williams. M ' illiam B. Williams, William F. Williamson. Barbara A. Williamson. David C. Willi amson. James A. Willi.amson. Major Wil ' is, Carl R, Route 1. Fa 1311 Chestnut. Greenville. Swanquarter. Route 3. Clinton. Route 4. Whiteville. Willis. I.rt.-laa- H. rtranse. Will.im.-lil,v. Siisaii r. Creswcll. : W!n.iiii;lili -, Wi ' liaiiettc Alioskie, Wilson! Caianll W, 401 High St.. Oxford. ' I Wilson. rartluiK ' I,. Vanceboro. ! Wilson. D.in.tln ,T, , 1003 Evans St.. Greenville. 1 Wilson, Fraii. s I , Route 5. Dunn, 1 Wilson. Guv I.. Winterville. 1 Wilson. Sallie B. Route S. Henderson. ! Wilson. Thomas C Chapanoke. : Windley, Joseph A Pantego. ! Winesett. William S 230 West 4th St.. Plymouth. : Winslow, Betty J 85 Church St., Hertford, I Winslow, Cecil E E. Academy St„ Hertford, 1 Winslow, Wallace F Route 1, Belvidere, : Winstead, Judith L Elm City, 1 STUDEriT DIRECTORY Co,.t:nuJ Wise. Onille Stumpy Point. Witlieringrton. Mary W Vanceboro, Woinhle, Mary L Route 1. Macclesfleld, W(. Millie, I ' lioebe J Route 1. Nashville. Wc.dd. Ilenrv S 146 West Gum Rd.. Greenville. Wiinil. Leah F Route I. Jacksonville, W 1, Marilyn H 410 West 3rd St.. Ayden. Wnoil. Rosemary Route 2, Spring Hope, Wooilall. Wade M 511 K.-n:iii St.. WiKmi. Woodlief. Jeanne C 1108 Sunset Mv . I!,., k Mm,,, I. Woolard. Cattie W Route i. H:, !,,,,- , Woolard. Frances E Route i, ,,-!,, imi,„i. Woolard. Gilbert G Willi„iii-.t..,i. WiKilanl, Mary Robersonville. Wciiiten. John K. 605 Pollock St.. Kinston, Wiiciten. Lillian H. 403 Maple St., Greenville, Wouteii. Mamie M ' . Hookerton. Wcioten. Marv L. 308 Summit Ave.. Kinston. Worrell. Betty F.. ell. Gi ildiii Kor Worthington. Ad Worthington. Charles Princeton. N. C. Worthington, Irma S Ayden, N. C. Worthy. Pauline M 102 Riverside St.. Washington. N. C. Wright, India E Halifax. N. C. Wright. William L 1903 Ridley St., Raleigh, N. C. Wriglitenberry, Frances 307 Park Ave., Kinston. N. C. — Y— Vancev. Donna J Oxford. N. C. Vandle. David F Elizabethtown. N. C. Yarborough, Mary E Route 8. Sanford. N. C. Yarbrough. Doris M Prospect Hill. N. C. Yarbrough. Edwin B. 1110 A St.. Portsmouth, Va. Yates. Annie L, 712 N. Audubon Ave.. Goldsboro. N. C. Yeager. Winiam F,. 215 W. Ray St., High Point, N. C. Yeargin. Jean C. Oxford. N. C. Yelverton. Bilh- R. Stantonsburg. N. C. Yelverton. Jean E. Stantonsburg, N. C. Young. Rvland K Roxboro, N. C. Yow . Treva J 23 Summit Walk. M ilmington, N. C. anceboro. N. C. RUTOGRRPHS 30372 0052 4400 6