Franklin County Training School - Fracotrasco Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 46 of the 1949 volume:

italy Ory hi Had Hi y iW oH Hh Ay th i} at i My i Wii Wy Wa OH 4, Aili vu hin Hi Hi) p i i 4 y H) ACO R i ii = fEsia PM My. ©. A. Harris, Principal B. S. 4 T College Greensboro, N. C. Further study Howard University Washington, D. C. Graduate work - N, C. State College Durham, N. 6. A T College, Greensboro, N. C. To our vrincipal, Mir, ©, A. Harris, we sive efforts to make us fit to meet the world. He to the suecess and hapniness of our lives. thanks for the constant guidance and his has been a licht unto our pathway which leads - «- «The Senior Class. Urs. C, G. Hawkins, Clerk B. Ss, v. ©. College Durham, N.C, Graduate work - Durhem, ©. ¢ ae M, E. MeCullers, Secretary. Paynets Susiness Secretarial Sehool Ra « “ith out the office help of Miss McCullers ana Mrs. Hawkins, the tremendous task possible. have been undertaken this year by the senior class would not have been members of the Class of '49 offer you their thanks. peematitren sin ep Ones NOOT ONES D irs, E, W. Crews Home Economics ° B. 8. Shaw University, Releicn,North Carolina. (ANA T@NIENANU@NYONVEN@N GNA VIONVRNY TOON OVW AUN Vi f Mrs. 0, B. Conway _ French English 3.A. Shaw University, Raleigh, N. C. Graduate work-Ohio State, Columbus, Ohio. ANWOMRRANAN OWON AVON. TAN TANTANTANONTON® eS i Miss ©, M. Stephenson ; Biology Science ; B.S. Shaw University Raleigh,Norti Usrolina i : TES ESTES TR). X Lia BANG AO WAYAG): ERI ¥ 74 74 VB V8 18 WANTON ONTO TAN ANI S N OV TEN TORONTO NTO NTANTEWOW ANTENTE SND NVRVE WIAA GNG GAS NOI: OWE TC. University, Washing tor =o Mr. T. E. Conway Physics Phksical Ed. B.S. A TP College Greensboro, N. 0, Gradu- ate work-Ohio State, Columbus, Ohio. Mr. J. 0, Himbry B.S. A T College Greensboro, §. ©, Greduate work-—Hew Tork University GA 4 T ae Ti7@NS7@A1 @ AIBA BAT AT EN OAYON AN EN ATONT AN TOTON ETT B St. Aueustine College Releian, RN. 0. Graduate work-Fr.c. College, Durham 2 aw University, ss L, S. Bradshaw + thematics 3B. S. Raleigh,N.O. Graduate workUniversit syivania,Ph woof Re Ve Vv. D. Hardy He Economics Shaw University y of Penn B.S, DINGANOAN ABSA) AGN ONGADNONGNG, a : ae as NG @ VAN AVN TEVAION A IENANAN TON AVION Mr. S. M. Ruffin derioulture 3,5, Hamoton Inetitute oton, Virginia TOL WOWOWONCWON (ONOVOVONOVON BENG) NSA Ryaee A Mf 7 Ruffin, Gr: Mre. V. N, Price,3rd a University, Grade. A,B Winston et vis aise th Carolina Salem Teachers College Winstor Salem, N, C 2 } i Vi ANA saree Miss C. E, McKnight ne Colleze 6th Grade Csrolina, hd 0 QD he shear 0e MONRO NOR NONGNG) a iF rm | t ? | s nl x EQTOVOUATAVOVONCN OW ONO Ny SU BERESESTES IBIS ; FES TIS ESTES TRS IES TES TESTE IDS ER TES IDR TEES ERLE = } } : i 6 Gehl oy 7 i} WAVENEY: NDINGANG NDIND) Mr, EB. A. Burner Assistont Teacher Veterans Farmer Train- ing Program. Nr, Wm. Williens Assistant Teacher Yeterans Farmer Train. ing Provram, Mr, S. M. Ruffin Head of Veterans Farmer fraining Program. AVAGAGINWINVARNG NIN GVA T@ i(6 7404 V0 VR TRNTRVTAVTOVTANIA WAN INVANGIA r hi ON ONO NO) NORIO BNGNN GGG GNONNG i Mr. T. W, Sneed Assistant Teacher Veterans Farmer freining Program Mr. W, ©. Burgess Assistant Teacher Veterans Parmer Training Program, SEND AVN WAGE DENY GAC BEAD) WY up hase Soles Paralee Allen. 4% yeers Choral Club. ie s Edith Fayler Alston. : 4 years Choral Club, 2 years z Dramatics, 1 year 4-H Club, iG 1 yeer Teenage Club, 2 years ie Science Club, 1 year Eome Be., ig Crowned Miss F.C. 1.5. ,1946 is lL yeer Cheering Souad, 1 year p Representative Staff. Se: ee e s Josevhine Alston. ie L yr. Choral Club, 5 yre.4-H Club, ic 2 yre. Home Economics Club, 1 yr. : Science Club, 1 year Basketball, Ss 2 yrs. Cheering Squad, Ass't Sectty Rs Senior Class. ig ia. Blanche Arrington. f 1 year Home Economics Club. é g is E ¢ Z ie Martha Branch 1 year 44H Club, id i Janet Brown. 3 i 1 year Home Economics,Club; 5 : 1 year 4-H Club. ) Se E UR S Z ; iS Marjorie Coleman. a4 3 l yr.,T.A.Book Club, 2 yrs., Z| j z Choral Club, 2 yrs.,Dramatic, : % 2 yrs.,4-H Club, 2 yrs.,Teenage =| Bi ia Club, l yr. Science Club,Sect'y i G 10th Grade, 1 yr.,Cheering Squad. Dy i ‘ Nellie Collins. z 2 yrs. Choral Club, 1 yr., © Home Economics Club, 3 yrs. i 4H Club. 2 : 6 is S S hat s 4 a MENTE Fie £222 B S S01 B18 50) YI SB) IV AU AI SYD PAVING DAY SIG SIU BAY BELAY ASV AY SINY LAV WSD PAVAD BAD: VAY AY ABLB SEE| (avravraviay ’ (SAID SiZANW A '7B RW NTO VO 7078 V7RV 76 AVANTE VIN TONTANE VIRNTAN (EN TEN TAN AV TOTO TEE a a! AB Dorothy Srudup 2 yrs. Choral Club, 1 yr. Science Club, 2 yrs. Basketball, 2 yrs. Home Ec, Club, 1 yr. Cheering Squad, 2 yrs. Sgt of Arms Junior Year. Martha E. Davis lo yr. Choral Club, 1 yr. Economics Club, WOTOVOVAT AVON OM OvOnas INES INOINGNON ON ONGOING NINO DN GNOING) Willie R. Pore 4 yrs. Boy Scouts 1 year Football. Dedith Foster ly r. Choral Club, 1 yr. Home Economics Club, 2 yre. 4-H Club lyr. Cheering Squad, TAN 1a 14 TANNA NTANTANTRNTONTAVIONTONT@NTQNU@ V@ TENTENIEN TAVIENZOVTE NIETO TANTO ANTON TANVGNTOVIAWO Gibson, David lL yr. Science Club, 5 yrs. Boy Scouts, 1 yr. Dramatics Club, NU NO NYINVINGNYINVIND AD!S DINBNIING NUN G NV NYINYINGIND)NYINY NVIADIN YIAVAB NVINVAVINDIND, Maregurite Gill lyr. Choral Club, 1 year Home Economics Club, YN OLN GNOINOINGIN j@ Elvelyn Greene 2 6 Home Economics Club 5 yrs. 5 ig 1 year Chorel Club. z = s James Arthur Greene : 4 yrs. Choral, Club, 1 yr. © Seience Club,2yres Crown | IG Scepter Club, 2 yrs.Student Z| id Council,3 yrs. Basketball,l yr. 2 President,1 yr.Vice-President, | 5 yrs.Boy Scouts,] yr.Football, lyr. Dramatics Club, 1 yr. Track, i Wie Va VZ@NTENON' ORONO GING NW) WN YAGI B S G1E W O) NE EYE BING I EEG NT AWN GS INGE GS V A GING NY LAG SADA AV OS GAD? WIS AV ASD 144 SOND ONG): WNW nga Bertha Harris Home Economics Club 1 year, 4H Club 1 year. WA VANE V V 0078) George Claude Johnson 2 yre. Football, 1 yr. Choral Club, 2 yrs. U. S S. Navy, Loyr. Class Treasure. aaa Ai NIZ@ WAN' @NI7@NIT@NT@ TONEY NIaNi Harlesn Kelley 1 yr. Home Economics Club, 2 years Basketball, 1 year 4H Club. WOvas oger Lee Macon years 4 H Club year Choral Club. WOVOVOVOUuCN TR WA ANTANTANTOWTO Iola Manley lyr. 4 H Club, lL yr. Home Economics Club, 1 yr. Parliamenterlan 1 year Teenage Club. TOVOUG aT 7A WAG ZA V6 4478 R RVR WCRANTOY Josephine Manley 4 yre. Choral Club, 2 yre. Home Economics Club, l yr. Science Club, @ Carolyn Massenburge 2 yrs. Home Economics Club, 4 yrs. 4H Club,l yr.Choral Club,2 yrs. President,7 yre.F.0.%.8. Staff,l yr., WMies FLC.7.8. , 1 yr. Teenage Victory Club,1 yr.Student Council,1] yr.Cheering Squad. Warren Massenburg 4 yrs.Football,2 yrs.Choral Club,l yr. Treasure of Class 2 yrs. U.S.Army, l yr. Patrol of School, 1 yr. Class Reporter JES TINTS TEREST OSE Bin ER AVA VAN TAN TANG WTA NT@NTAVTENO WIG WANTAVTOVOE YS GRBIWIS YN GISW SEP NYSE NGINGINGNE SBN IAB BINVNI NGG AVC HD ING UNV BENDA rue tees. Elnora Perry 1 year Home Economics Club, 1 year 4-H Club. (@NVaN EWAN Lois Mae Perry 1 yr.Cheering Squad,2 yrs. Chorel Club,1 yr.Basketball, i yr.Home Economies Club,1 yr. Teenage Club,1 yr.Staff,3 yrs. Treasure,l yr. Program Commi_ ttee. t YNONOINGIN GA Malissia Perry 1 year Home Heonomics Club, 4 years Chorel Club. PINON BN ONT TAWA TAA OVNI TONNE OANA i TA Saar Mary Willie Perry 1 year Home Economies Clu b, 1 year 4H Club, Catherine Powell lyr. Cheering Squad, 1 yr. Choral Club, 1 yr.Program Committee, 2 yrs.Basketball. are verennr AVIA VANIANTONTANT Charles Rodwell 5 yrs. Boy Scouts,1 yr. Choral Club,1 yr.Set of Arms, JX) YNCANGANGINGANG WOWOWOVOVON: Clifford Thomas 3 yre.Boy Scouts, 4 yrs. Choral Club, 3 yrs. 4H Club. SOE ROA AEST: Dorothy Marie Thomas 2 yrs. Choral Club,1 yr. Cheering Squad,1 yr. Basket. ball, 4-H Club 3 yrs., 1 yr. Home Economics Clb, 1 yr. Teenage Club. AY WOW CN ONON WOR ONTOS BVA AVN TAVIOW is ones SEAN TQ TRA W AN A VASO TRWTA VTA TANTONV VTONT@ TRAVIAN TQ WVONTQ QA WQNIIQ ANA TQ VANE IQR VIQIQNIAN AVIA VTQTONTINTANTON SI7@ VQ N74 VG N EN'70 V7 N @NI NIZQNITQNITAN'TAN' ANO TQ ANZ VO NI70 V4 ANTE NIT@NTANT@N( ONTO VTAN AVIAN IENIOVIOVIONE’ OV AVE Va @ a King 8. Webb il yr. Home Economics Club, 3 yrs. Football, lyr. Track. George White lyr. Footbell, 1 yr. Basketball, l yr. Track. Julian Wilkins 2 yrs. Football, 1 yr.Basketball, 1 yr.Choral Club,1 yr.Sports Editor for Annual,Captain Football Team 1 yr. Dramatics Club 1 year. Bertha Williams 1 year Home Economics Club, 1 year Teenage Club. Burnette Williams . 4% yrs. Choral Club, 2 yrs.Science Club, 2 yrs. Grown Scepter Club, lyr. , Student Council, 4 yre. Basketball, 2 yrs, President of Class,lyr. Vice-President lyr. Cheering Squad, 4 yrs. Boy Scouts. Lena Williams i year Home Economies Club. Vernell Williams 4 yrs, Choral Club, 2 yrs.Home Economics Club, 2 yrs. Science Club, lyr. Student Council, 1 yr. Cheering Squad,l yr. Teen age Club. Davis Yarborough lyr. Track, 1 yr. Football, 2 yrs. Choral Club, 2 yre. Boy Scouts, l yr. Chass Histor dan. LOPS OBIS BINA YN SING NG BENWIAG) SINGIN DINYNG SYN YORE DIEING NEON GS ING) SINGING ESD INIINGEG NG RY NENG ED 5 : i f : NING) GG) GROIN YN ONG NGIN GING BIN GAGNON ON GINO GING ONGC ON GING GANDNIGIN BIN GNGIN ONO GINO) OIA GIN NOOB) NOON GING RYNONONONINNOINNIAN I NGANO) GROIN ONO NYO GGG) GEG INGINGINGVONGING AGN BNGIN BNP) WAS AW AGN B AB ss se Te ae ee rat TOwOw OND ewe S © ig iS $ © = S © @ = id ig Zz s iS g id aN NWANITAN'TAN TA VANTAN ONTO TON AVON ANTONIO Mary Ellen Blackmond 3 yrs. Science Club, 2 yrs. Hone Economics, 1 yr. Dramatics Club,l yr.President of Class, l yr.Class Treasure, Secretary of Senior Class. Ossie Lee Hayes 4H Club 2 years, Home Economies Club 44 years Three years ago We antered here With minds and hearts aglow; The object upmost in our souls Yas more of truth to Imow, From many sections of our land We came with one high aim; To get the message in our hearts, Then carry forth the same . Our hardships have been manifold, Cur disappointments vast, But through a feith invincible, “e’ve reached this height at last. This height but marks the startine point, The conflict is ahead: Vith faith and courare, forth we go, Nith an a@vencing treed. A rare and sincere brotherhood, Is cherished by us all; When erief or sorrow touches one, we quickly heed the cell. This friendship should throughout the years Continue frait to yield: Its branches should reach out and grow Wron a larger field. Our teachers, relatives and friends, Have us with faith embued; Within our hearts, we have for them A store of gratitude. We loathe to leave these sacred walls But duty says we sust; We go to live a life to prove We're worthy of your trust. We know not where our lots shall be, Nor what shall be the end; Vhy should we question, since we know Theat Jesus is our Friend. May grace abound and love abide To keep us ever true; Let's have thet Lenfershin divine AS we our way pursue.” awww ne Slass of 49, PINON QDGREINGNEMNGNGRY AGING Y ABAPINDIN NOINGINGN UNO AVINVIAWNDINBIADAD NGA GON YNGING) HN’ YNOEXS PN DLN GN GENO) GNA) GINOILOINOIN GING NON ON OING) GROIN i NVANDIAB AGIN JINOIN Gi NN OEND BOYS James Greene Davis Yarborough Burnette Williams David Gibson Davis Yarborough James Greene Warren Massenburg David Gibson Warren Massenburg Clifford Thomas King Webb Julian Wilkins Clifford Thomas Charlie Rodwell Willie Fore George White Willie Fore Clifford Thomas James Greene Claude Johnson George White SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Scholastic Most Dignified Most Cooperative Most Witty Most Humorous Most Popular Most Conservative Most Boisterous Most Athletic Most Musical Most Responsible Most Industrious Most Leziest Most Talkative Kindest Most Disagreeable Quietest largest Neatest Best Dressed Belle Beau GIRLS Mary Blackmond Vernell Williams Carolyn Massenbureg Catherine Powell Dorothy Crudup Edith Alston Mary Blackmond Marjorie Coleman Earlean Kelly Josephine Manley Dtathe Crudup Edith Alston Roger Lee Macon Tola Manley Josephine Manley Catherine Powell Mary W. Perry Mary Blackmond Marguitte Gill Dorothy Crudup Bertha Williams : ae 2 ; H Bae SY ie } ta sae E oeey - ; Fad Janior Clas = 2 RN ees ey: n in our Freshman 4 is =) ig 2 ZI ad i= = Plumer Perry, Welter Ward, John = a yers from the Jun x iS : e = : a, Dorothy ie Leonard Mary Gill Luls De is Alston Bete Lee Patterson 5 € levis Evelyn Tevlor Trene Dunston Grace Gill } iS Joan Macon Ella Berd nF ‘ee 4 ry s S bs é Mattie Alston x f Joan Macon 5 is ay con 5 2 : 6 COUNCIL SCIENCE CLUB . ; iF ee ee. :} bas ig Wright ‘Joan Macon Evelyn Taylor = ie Bannie Evans Mattie Alston Johnnie Stellines : f tyece O41 M4 y . WF et ¢ + hy Wa - i Grace Gill Mary Wrignt Dorothy Wiggins 3 6 pS S| Ie ES — Ie s i a4 i ) 4 ! ) i 2 = = i id ! 4 ) is I Kg : “ | 3 — 4 | =, Sy 3 i = | : p} I | 5 ao ok ow, 4 eT i SB) W SNB. APTS NV WN VYAV BING SY NING SW NIV DINVN BING GSI AG)! BI BNY DAW AY): i ; x 113 gan ; ‘s J ; ‘ ' ; 1 JUNIOR CLASS President.....2-+e+-.++seeeeebennie Evans Secretary.cescccecsereceees Dorothy Wiggins Ass't Secretaryeoccscsccooee Grace Gill TYEQBUTET eccccccoccsccccceee Levi Branch Co - Sponsors Mrs. E. B, Crews - Mr. J. M. Ridley = Miss V. D. Hardy Class Mott. ccccccccccrccccrcccccsccccccccccsccocscccee Together We Stand, Divided We Fall. CRSA LOWOT «6:5 oie o's 6.0:'0:6:0o.ci6iers ensieoie's 6 6:6:8 si0's. 10 oo 0s sits elesie'e e6's.c biasreeleee cceceecs White Carnation. CURBS ACOVORE 4.5 :c:;5 aieis i0'esa cic 010 (0.0: 6 6.0'9:0 ie ale e'eicisic sisicleie aisialeeceie- es ceiseovesis seeeoseaecBlue White. Alston, Arthur Alston, Doris V. Alston, Thelma Branch, Levi Brown, Joseph Chavis, Bertha Cheek, Hazelene Collins, Leah Tavis, Carriet Tavis, Dore Davis, Emm L. Davis, Jesse L. Tavis, Lula Mae Driver, James Driver, Rubie Dunston, Claude Dunston, Ernie E. Dunston, Irene Dunston, Mamie Class Roll Eaton, Ernest Jr. Ellis, Charles W. Evans, Bennie L. Fogg, Mary B. Foster, Bennie Foster, Irene Foster, William H. Gill, Grace E. Gill, James F. Gill, Mary E. Greene, Magnolia Harris, Rosa Jones, Otis Kearney, Carl Leonard, Flossie Lewis, Vergie Lindsey, Dorothy Macon, Joan Mitchell, Mary B. Mitchell, Sylvester Patterson, Etta Perry, Queen Perry, Plummer Pratt, Hellen Rodwell, Arthur Taylor, Evelyn Terrell, Annie Walker, Sallie Ward, Ella Wiggins, Dorothy Williams, Robert Williems, Mary L. Wilson, Mamie Wright, Katie Wright, Ray Wright, Mary Stalling, Johnny — el Dane —— —— Ru rete AN ECIEVIAC ANT Ni WV WV WV VTA VTANY VR WTO V@NITAN 74 VAAN TANTRA VAAN EWAN TEVUAN TRV7A 74 COVVAN EV'CA WAT VR AVA ATO WA (ATR TEVIAVO AVA ANVEN TAN TAIN (ONAN IAN Ea avian a WeNWAWaVO WO NiVatiarell s ie S ha iS 3 € = ie 5 A 2 fi ADAG SUPHUMORE CLASS SAB NAWIG) 7 zs THE Ty AV IGEN GUANO WAVIO’ LOD G NYNV,' Wh PAeVi Ef JNOENY NV NGANGIN WSO) Y BINYINGAT NGA IINVIN TRG DINO VINDING WYINUAN OND NDIAV NGINY NIN GINVNVINGNUINDINYINDINGIAGNG AB NY ONIIOWS GINGIVA ONBINVA OINVA UNV AT) OL OANIIAV) WAVYINVINW ATINWNY NADA ABNINGY memenmenen cag 11 JIINY AVL WAYAG) BINVABIN SOPHOMORE CIASS President....esecccscccccccerees GCOOrEE Ae Cooley Vice President.cccscccccsseceeecoinez M. Wilkins SecretaryerccceccscccscccscccccceceeMamie Dunston Ass't SecretaPy.cccsccoecccceees oMary A. Johnson TYOASUTCT sss scsccccccccccccceses Shelly Vassenburg Student Council Representatives..ccccccecccccccsccceccccs Annie Le Manley Inez Wilkins ROPOTtereceesseccecceccvccccccccsscccccececccccecsecescecscccccscscces Batty T,. Hawkins SPONS OT eysls stetaiais) sie: sinielo ers cis erecbicis oe %iais reise e's sis sikicis oles coc s cdseenee ities L. S. Bradshaw Class Motto Cerrccerccccccrcsreccccccccccccccoresoo TOgether We Stand, Divided We Fall. Alston, Nina Mae Anderson, Forest Blackmond, James Blackwall, Carrie Bowden, Percy Brodie, Alice Brodie, Arthur Brodie, Mary Alice Brown, Thomas Clifton, McDonald Cooley, George A. Tavis, Herman Davis, Louise Davis, Wilson Glenn Dunston, Mamie Evans, Anna ¥. Fogg, Eva Mae Foster, Charlie Henry Foster, Fred Foster, Geraldine Gipson, Melvin Gill, Mamie The 10th Grade with 74 members started the CIASS ROLL Greene, Irene Greene, Mildred Harris, Alfonse Harris, Mattie L. Harris, Sarah Hawkins, Betty T. Hill, Harry A, Johnson, Althalea Johnson, Irene Johnson, Mary Jones, James Is Lemay, Elvery Leanard, Catherine Leanard, Norman Lewis, Valm McDowell, Celestine McDowell, James W. Macon, Dorothy Manley, Annie Lee Mann, Tommie Rufus Massenburg, Pearl Massenburg, Shelly Dunston, Emily Pearl CLASS HISTORY Dunston secretary, and Miss L. S. Bradshaw, sponsor. Milon, Alice K. Milon, Ollie Mitchell, Rena Mae Mitchiner, Lizzie Moore, Eursula Perry, Bonnie Perry, Charlie Perry, Willie B. Richardson, Bertha Rodwell, Jimmy Sanders, Ester Watson, James Webb, Arrelia Webb, Elisha White, Randolph Wiggins, Arthur Wilkins, Inez Williams, Jasper Williams, Jeanette Williamson, Ruth Hobgood, Coga Annie Stallings, Clarence year off with George A. Cooley president, Mamie The members who helped to make our football season successful were: George Cooley, Norman Leonard, Herman Davis, Clarence Stallings, Bonnie Perry, Wilson Davis, Harry Hill, Arthur Brodie and William McDowell. Betty T. Hawkins was crowned, Miss F. C. T. S. at the Home Coming Game. Esther Saunders, Ruth Williamson, Celestine MeDowell, Nina Alston, Betty T. Hawkins, George Cooley, Clarence Stallings and Harry Hill made the basketball teams. Ruth Williamson forward, was elected one of the best players of the tournment . Irene Johnson, Mary Johnson, Alice Brodie, Catherine Leonard, Mary Mlice Brodie, Mary Johnson, Mamie Dunston, Esther Saunders, Annie L. Manley, Inez Wilkins, Betty T. Hawkins and Thomas Brown are members of the Choral Club. Annie Manley and Inez Wilkins represented us in the Student Council, ----- Betty T. Hawkins, Reporter. it a ——— ene @ TL i i FF UNV (QV RV'1E VOY IE VEN T@NE TAY 11 EN'7AN EVAN 1B TRENTON TRS TONTON TON ANTONIA TINTONTOIAN@NTONTANT@UENTOWON (@CIBN TON EVO IONIAN ONAN TE TONIONIONTA FRESHMAN CLASS BY Division PROGUCORE 4 cp eeey este neeses Janet ALLL Vice President...eesesessse+ Augusta Walker SOGPOLELY cvecvsesecceceuceesslaura Gibson Ass't Secretary.+cccevserseeslucille illiams TOSSUPED..ceeeeeceeccrceeeveshtGolph Jo hnson JAINGAYINOAWNDINBIADIND AYN BIAME bs %: BORO Tra rmate on upd a pecs CRT wae ee spa nae ERS o Edw HEE De 49 ens be dee ae ea DAES Sees DPOBGOSs 69 vs ane es bea aap ewe NESS SOLO ee a eR A OD Alston, Vallie Mae Anderson, Vivian Branch, Zollie Brodie, James I, Brodic, Pauline Brown, Dorothy Bryant, Helen Burrell, Robert Burwell, Margret Srawley, Ivey Louise Davis, Ella Marie Davis, Viele Odessa Edgerton, James Bert Edgerton, John Ivey Foes, Jennie Fogr, Lourenza Fore, Marthe C, WOVOUOONOVOuONOON Ni@N ION TOVRVANTANTOVTOVTIONIONOANION i +3} ONGOING: ROBINS) BERS BOS BSED CIASS ROLL Foster, Nercissie Gibson, Laura J. Gill, Helen Greene, Robert Lee Hawkins, James E, Hawkins, Merte Eeves, Anne Hayes, Cherles I Hill, Janet G. Hillerd, Alex Johnson, Luey Johnson, Rudolph Jones, Hattie Jones, Mary Helen Hearney, Meenolia Macon, Merolyn L. Moore, Inez Moore, Junious ; state ee cecrenncrevaseeesoee Mra, C, E, Conway joore, Hebecea Ann Morgan, Charles Perry, Pauline Perry, Virginia Soloman, Stella Terrell, Noel Jr, Walker, Augusta M, Watkins, Robert M. Williams, Charity Williams, Eddie Williams, Locille Williams, Perey Williamson, Evelyn illiamson, Glendwood Wilson, Luevy Pearl Yarborough, Myrland Young, Beatrice DN BAG AG IRBAG ACAG!? YNO AVAG NB AE NON) UES y LN BN BINGEN GING, NGAG)NGAB NBIN GIN yi Wy AGANG) OINOANG) bh NOON G N GAIN NONI G) NG NOING NOON ON IINGN GING) ONG) I NOININNG) PANY EO) OO GING NN G N GTA ONG INOING) OSES TAUIN | ANE WN IANVANIA TON @NONTON (ANN TAN T@ VONIANTANT@NI@N'TONTANANONONION OWI OVOWON avian W Pld President.... sident... Secretary...ceres ass't Secretary... ™. 5 ATORGULCL steerer wvetererecaneves Vice Pr e . seavevecccey ess + eeary Manley seeceeccareteceeehOVella Lewis eveleeceFenteceentLOssis Brodie te ereeennevesessec lara Thoms sovcekt?. Himbry Student Council Representative.....«Siguster Brodie R Sponsors..+ Allen, Freddie Brodie, Flossie Erodis, Brodie, Willie Brown, Margaret Bowden, Welter on, Ruth ‘eal j 14 = s 33 siguster SOLVE sig Os ae re Enea wees Sag ey GSU NG) NOE DIG ND GNYIGYED NOG IY LY SYD SIG) Devis, Russel Dent, Joanne Edgerton, June Ferrington, Catherine Hawkins, Tlean Favkins, Otis Hillard, Willie Leonard, Halvester � sd0anne Dent teeter wwwewerenceueneoevesits J, O, Himbry Lewis, Novells Manley, ‘serv Helen Thomas, Clare Werd, Hobert Jr. Villiams, Cleore “illiems, James Silliems, Wilbert villiamsen, Henry ‘| Zz “A = DADO) PAN NO) GOING, WANGANE PNDN LINGLN GANGS LOLS DBS Ait j = A . j ; eh: + ra 4 Ce | t Jas NASA Ta eda a NA AN a ON LN WAGGING, PRONG WING) DNOING SAS. Seventh Grade President........... ctr eeservoseveseeseses clyde Brodie 2 ¢ Pe BD Vide President... scccesecscresveenececeeess dames T, Anderson Zz SOCTOGALY� ..-ceesecereresesvctenenececseves is Clemants 4 Ass't Secretary. ..csnecscccccccecrsvccencasePocOlia Harria TROUBURGT po 0a oe es cen eters chadecweenes ec nes Maly Helen Hieks Student Council Representative.....s+.s+++eeClyde Brodie Reporterss..scccsccecscseecececeesceslOis Clements Pecolia Harris BPONGOP 2 Gates eedesadcbewert suite caveceesitiga G, M, Stephenson Allen, Bessie Cooke, Naoma Alston, Isabelle Alston, Minnie Anderson, James Branch, Mary 8. Brodie, Clyde Brodie, Ralph Brown, John . Brown, Margret Clemints, Johnnie Clemints, Lois Clifton, Evansteen Clifton, Joe Cobb, William On September 12, 1948, a elass the Seventh Grade of the Franti motto, and class flower. During the term we contributed to the various arives. some passing grades while others appeared on the Honor Roll. The Bee Bop Clb plens to close the 1948-49 school forward to 1949-50 for greater heights of attainment of eightean giris and lin County Seventh Grade Bee- Bop Club was orre Dunston, alter Eaton, Gladys Baton, Henrittea Foes, Lilly Forg, Lula Farris, Simon Harris, Pecolia Hayes, MeCoy Hicks, Mary Jacobs, Susanna Jones, King, James Manley, Sidney twenty five aining School of Louisburg, North Ceroli sr 17, 1949, 2 club elected cle Some meters of the club realized Lois Clemonts, MN. Stevhensgon, Sponser. Mann, Dalphine Martin, Eugene MeKnight, Pearlie eal, Ned Perry, Willie Seott, Villiam Thomas, Leon Wilkins, Joshua Wilson, Otha Williams, Otha Yarborough, Otha Bobbit, Johnnie Eaton, Robert Lewis, Cleotha were enrolled in, Fie The SE pee as officers, and looks Seeretary. RNA ANAN WAN VAVTANG ANTENA WANGTAVION =) = he z By ric | aa cal } | ) ; ) | zs Zh | = | “K = ; S : | : 5 e @ A LNG) PNGEBAN 2 ¥ . 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Football Team was called together Sent caer 14, 1948, to start , illing for wheat turned ont to be quite a successful season. 2 ith the persistency and hardy cooperation of both coaches and the team, October 1, found us FB traveling to Henderson to play the powerful and high svirited Henderson Institute - sleven, a S; none conference game, which was lost by a margin of 7-0. zs Phe following week of October 3, was a busy one for the team of F. C. T. S. With conetant 4 : defensive and offensive drilling, on Friday October 8, we were on the road agein going to Chapel B Hill where we were defeated 30-0. = f Something had to be done. The following week, we traveled te Nashville to play NW. ¢. T. S., Kg the F. L. ¢. Champions of '47 , our first conference game. it, a shifted Line-up, K ynger team, we defeated Nashville by a score of 13-6. k § r 20, Henderson Institute team ceme to v us. This time we had a little surprise for 2 : We held, cha sh alee tackled, and kicked until even the spectators were punch drunk. We won $13 the game 7-6, which left us first place in conference standings. October 29, we had fanily trouble. The veterans of F. C. T. S., thought they had the better teem, on giving them a chance to prove themselves, and eleminate the family feud, we defeated = i = November 12, we ware the euest of ¥. C. T. S.,-eleven for our third conference same. The F. CE 4 ee 24 he = ; id Ed a November 19, there they were, last but not least, our greatest rival, J, R. Hawkins High 5) € School of Warrenton. We were agein the guest of a hard fighting team for @ none conference came. © SI We were defeated 15-0, Zz € December 1, J. R. Hawkins ceme to us for our Home-Coming Game and the conference game to dex i ! cide who would be the Fall Line Conference Champions of 1948 , Everybody is tense and quiet, S « the gun shoots, and the came is off to an exciting start with Louisburg kicking and Warrenton re- Ej re ati They're eaught beck on the lO-yard li where its first and ten to go for Hawkins, 5 @ econd and twelve, third and eight, punt formation, short kick and its F. C. T. 3't.,ball and 3 pee S flawiine? thirty-yerd line, and they never regained consciousness until the same is ended. 4 = Ss Franklin County Training School wins 15-0, and are now the Fall Line Conference Champions of 148% S - iy : : A(8) W) NDING): YAW SENW NVI DAVN J BINBAGINING 2B NIB BIA BAG) Ha i e | : ? if es See The ee ee x ibe 43 ae 5 4 f “ae aero ne sabti roe i Swe arena en ; deem ee, reeset nar acracibensitorrhind vsthdnge 1 CccameNEORCRIRTSLE pRB tito ty ego Ta TAR WRT SWRA TAN T0074 WN TONE RWOVIBWETENETE ET (AVIAN QS 1A V1@ HATO VTE QQ TAN AW DTN AN VQN TAR SIAN AN TQ VAT IAN TNTAN' A STANTRNTEN TO ATOVIONTOWE VION i . The New Gymmasium TANTAN TA NANTANTON i NGANGANONG NGAYANDNOIND) WANA VTA NTATANTEVI VOQVOW ON ONO ONO OnN vay The gymnasium now being erected on the school grounds is a by produet of the Veteran Trade Class in this school. A large number of men, Veterans of “orld War TI., came to the school in the Summer of 1947, and sought permission to be enrolled in a Bricklayine Class under the G. I. Bill of Rights , ANTM CANTANOVTON AN TANANON(ONIENT A request from this school to the ¥. LNONO)NGINGINONGINGING) eterans Administration for permission to begin such course Was approved by the Veterans Administration and the State Department of Publie NGG ND) Instruetion. The Veterans Administration pays to the sehool a certain sum of money for each man enrolled in the classes as tuition. This money is used to purchase material, and pay salaries of the instructors, mihi ll and the men are being taueht the Brickleyineg and Building Trades as they erect the evensatum, When it is completed, the gynmasium is planned to be modern in every respect, there will be six classrooms in the basement, showers, lockers, and a furnace room. PRETO RN SOA ERISA tS AAI 0. ai DOVOVOV OV OV OVO ON ON OVOVON An renner ee ae ENE RNOLD 5 aT bi Ail WADIA NY NGAGE BAGGAGE GID: STU USVSG, YAO! YD AY VAY: PUY Y AG SUAYAD: 9 A VRAD RUS DAU DDD AD AEB UIA a. o NIK Ks ps WNW) a Ni ANA ON aia i ore ERVan Wi % j NIZANIT ANIANIANY aNitg BNR NT @NANTRN' E NTR QUANTA V0 (A AN@ TATONTONY i The honorary society of Franklin Buy Club, begun its suecassful vear o if School, nam ‘ September inspiring and enjoyable. Cur officers heave reenonded ts have completed several assienments. Each year we secent our me jor projects are: to be he i. 4, To encourage soclatr. « Our offieers are he Crown and Scepter Club of our Bs See ywake: wer VECLSTS IY see en ce i POUR OM 65 6:5 visio 1eckvnond ijlliem Elia ward Grace Gill mnie Evans ABINDAN aa ee NPA) JiNGAK Lo NSAY ST : TAN 4NVVANW A VAN TANT@N VAN (0,1 N R 18 VQ TOWRA AVIVA VAN TAN TEN TA ANTENTEW INTO TOWOVTONO ON N76 4 1 8 ENE OEE TOE IONE s sat 6 SPUDENT COUNCIL 5) ; ie 5 ig On November 10, 1948 representatives elected by the various classes of the } ig Franklin County Training School organized the Student Couneil. The following -S officers were elected? 4 KS } Presidentscscccscnnsccarvseseeseedaines Greene x j0e Presidents .i.saseeedn doe ves e OORT Secretaries....se.+.--,-Janet Hill and annie Manley S Asstt Secretary ..cicecesocevesseos ines Wilkins. M, L. Hill Mr. T. E. Conway Mm. S S. M, Ruffin Mise L. S. Brad lir, J, M. Ridley Excused from Student Council in order to give more ie to the members of the Choral Club. . P pee Ig € : id IS ¢ s ig 2 ik 5) = q a k 5 i 4 5 id 6 ) : } ks 'j i ‘fe eive students voice as well as adde student Perec to cooperate with the faculty in promoting 2 p by fostering saliadeeats py h ideas and school spirit; to ng houses for informetion, ideas and suggestions conesrning = 233 to try students for all Kinds of misdemeaners; and with the i om punishments approvriate for offences. Although we have not accomplished all that we would like to heve done, we Fags ean see that some improvement has been made around F. €. T. S. 8e would like to thank the st 1dent bedy for the wonderful cooperation given us in trying to ye want to thenk our student eocuncil eee S. Ms Ruffin pL, =- = = «Grace FE, Gill, Reporter. ‘ : 6 AN TENTEY Pol Ay Tits OP aa a a IE ARE NINES DVN GINO NGG NY OSGI | j Pay 7 y $3 Z [ 8 Festival . dley, our te R rwas “Christm e IPMRNCSS Were recom t nee a Es) pal Be wt a a) x qi = x rt peed oe bs Pe 3) ad 40 a € ss co] be et bs) ; tt a ha perfo By ha? for sy o ew go 4 fe oe o oo Q s @ ® Pa 2 pee © bor . he Es 2 rd g 4 ye £ wo oe a AM a le 5 4 Fal Rn} $ - S © cS) S I J ie o 3 @ s ae © é ‘2 E sl o fea wed fa E | ¢ eo eS © a 2 By 5 � 6 dl Pe or ® ow brid at om bs «S Fi wn Bet Sq oO red 4 ved n sed � ) by 2 a 6 el re =i im ® re ot @ 4 e o hy Bs) sg 2 is wo ca 4 = es] Ca 5 eo oo fe et sent Fo) E @- fo) rey wt 4 send o Fat re | © aw $ is a ® aye © ra C ees © | is bs e 32 aa 4 “ai ‘ 2 a x bo) ro) + zi ® x by a] � ee So he 5a) Ba ms oe $e ¢ ted wet =A © fod oy K j i a a: x, - s % a © f= set @ rd PS) GS SS na | fer po) Lied oO E+ 4 i Bo og OR = | Leis 4 w eo © = ) ie fi RORORUE UE Et JE JES IES EEX. 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J, it, aes Ire “It has received the wholehearted support of the stu- dents of vocational agriculture end to-day it takes its place among the other worthy student organizations on the campus. The New Farmers of America is a national organization of Nerro farm boys who are studyine vocational agriculture in states where separate achools are main tained, It is an educational, non-profit, non-political ferm youth organization of voluntary membership, desisned to develop agricultural leadership, character, thrift, scholarship, co- operation, citizenship and patriotism. Its members leern through participating experiences how to conduct and take part in public meetings, to speak in public and to assume civic re- sponsibility. ™. F.A., is organized on a national, state and local basis. The officers of the Louisburg Chanter are: Bennie Svans, President Claude Dunston _, Secretary King ebb, Viee Pres. arren Messenburg, Reporter Levi Branch , Treasurer S S. M. Ruffin � Advisor All of the members of the Louisburg Chapter are working toward the development of their in- dividual farming Tesereur One of the requirements for membership is that each boy has a satisfactory plan for his supervised ferming program, and to advance in degree of membership he must keep accurete records of his projects. The active members completed the following productive enterprises in 1948. Acres or Head Crop or Livestock Production 8.6 . Tobacco 411.917 lbs. 13 Hybrid Corn 1024.5 bus, 9 Cotton 4345 lbs. lint i Deiry Boll 800 lbs. 2 Brood Sow 200 lbs. 6 Feeder Pigs 2130 lbs. 300 Chickens 900 lbs. In addition to the individual projects the members participated in weny coonesrative activi- ties which ineluded caponizing chickens, ecastrating hogs, pruning and spraying fruit trees and renoveting perminent pastures by approved methods. These endeavors were undertaken to learn cooperation and to provide practice in doing some supplementary farm jobs. One of the fevor- ite cooperative efforts of the students is the raising of the registered Guernsey bull calf they acquired from the Wakefield Farm. This calf will be shown in dairy shows in Roeky Mount and Durhem prior to his use in raising the standard of the milking animals of Frenklin County. The N. F. A., members are participating in many eompetitive activities which aid in ac- eomplishing the purposes of the oreanization, Some of these are public speaking, quartet sing- ing, quizzes on N. F. 4. and parliamentary procedure, officers! ability tests, checkers, horse- shoe pitching, derts and numerous contests for outstanding farn ine accomplishments. The chapter will also sponser a baseball team to help to provide and encourage the development of pural recreational activities, another objective of the New Farmers of America. H ; bad See ee cs ee SS eee a5. 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