Glendale High School - Glen Cedo Yearbook (Kenly, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

41: ,:,.'--591 r- - . wMf1:?:::T1f 4- JQJ1 L' ,-' fl 4, J, is-M1-..,:1g' ' '. 12 'Q-.-L QgII-5.11-ESQ-..'7 ,, ' . 3 . . , , D fr .ri ' 'I Q. I 1 I ' If ' x I 1 x I I I 1 fifiifllfifv'JMSEW-',F-B'?fi 21-.JlZP9f QW 1 'f I ,. I 5 I I n 1 I I I 1 ,H 1 I I 4 'I I A n V x V-,. x' ' k . 4 NV. 1 3. -3 . 5 4' ,- N. V N I A 1 f x J. J, 1 I' ' F 1 ,wa m ,-,Q F 4, f '17, 1 'x f fr' n u ll iz' 'Y. K .I ,V I w f . ! s 'I 4 ! A ' 1 K A :fl .J 1 ..l v .5. r I 1 i . 2 . . , lj 'P-, all ?: 5 .,! 45 ,I L, ,l ,,. ,D 'E v 5 P r T I 1 : 1 i V Q v Q. s i If 1 ' . f8.Q.5V .' -9-Jw: x . 'V I' ny ' -' 'X 'f.. J. , 1 4 ' ' ,Y.lg- - ,U ' 1fjQ.z 2 vf IZ' , 1'2- +:T .. Y. X , L, X TQ v My ,, , 13355 .5 '. .. Y, 4 1 A , .1 .: H ,H ,',f.:.. ., , 1 L, , ,. 5, . r, ' , . , ,,,, ,,, ..,, Z ' if: , if f f- -.sv k .,, 0-.ii f .,,'g.,f '-ar. iff! M: W1 5315. ,,,, , M ,-,z . -A .19 1,.'f:-if g,.- 1'f--L2 '.4.K YH'1fs'1 '. 51 '-1111.1 .-f.f?.:r!Q,! r- 1 7. '-- 're vw ww Q34 Q,'??:.,'74i'-'H 3 iff- .ge-ff , A fr' f,. fin'-igzifgdfdg-31,5 az. :Wa 4 fxfa-1-zxufaum ,-,. ' ,A-3 ,Q!N,Qgw.L5:,P,.y.,Xyi V1 'nw 9351 ,1.,.,, ,N-QA. 721' agf': :1':i ff 1 1 , 1 s , I 4 J P H 0-1 o x This Glendale High School as it was used in the PAST. , , V I' 'f ' ' a 1, , f ff ,f f ' , ,,,, , f .f ' ji ' i . ' ' - 4 As ' 1 - , , 2 f I ' , .,,,. -3. MWF, XM The PRESENT buildings consist ofa Home Bc. Department, Gym- nasium, and Agriculture Department besides the main classroom building . . ,L if - fi , A.? -JY V , X i , 4, , This is the FUTURE home of the Glendale students. 62jZ2L' if 4 e gl: f. 'f 'r1Ne f i , x re, XJ, 'wQUii'W..'f1.'- 'LA ' Ax Rx Mp. -4- ul M X -V-f:.4L,,i,i,+ . X- ' e Q We have lived in ihe Pam We are living in fhe Presenf, The Fufure is efill in our hands. 1- 2 We fire Senior 61m of Nineteen Hundred Sixfy-Four Dedieafe fizie Glen - Cedo fo The loving Hands . . . Hands of our The Working Hands and the Praying 3 Parents fi fr! ,J ' J jr 1 Junior Play un ! EJB Our Junior play, Hillbilly Courtship, was quite a success. Members of the cast were, left to right: Reve rend Boswell, W.N. Godwin, Ma Peppin, Shyrell Stone, Bridgette, Gaye Batten, Louis, Ed Boyette, Saul, Chip Boykin, Wash, Roger Edwards, Lulu, S116 Hall, Seedy, Gail Ellis, Emmy, Marvene Pope, Luke, Lyn Renfrow. .B Luke and Pappy will neverget away from Bridgette! Emmy will see to that! Seedy shore is a purty little thang, ain't she Wash? m Could Louis have been drmlcing? Ma Peppin thinks so. ELM, A ligv 4 ziv , l ,B B 4 lags i 54 r I 1 iff Marshals W 1 ,. ,..-5.-1 9 At Glendale, marshals are chosen on the V QWW basis of grades. To be a marshal one must , h ' b th h 11' 11 Y f ave a ninety or a ove average roug lg gCh001, ' ' W S e at e d le ft to right, Gaye Batten, Louise Hodge, Betty Godwin, Standing left to right, LW. Boykin, Chief, Ed Boyette, and Annie Lou Phillips. Junior-Senior Banquef We will never forget Olll' LDV 6 1 i 2 st Night of the Time.For entertainment, the Confederates were on hand Yea14', the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held in the to Play 9,11 the popular music for dancing. school gym on May 3, 1963.0u.r theme was Appleblossom 5 ,X ,up-.xr LANGUAGE At Glendale we offer four ye ars of English and two years of Spanish. Our English teacher, Mr. Leonard Woodall sure knows how to demonstrate the difference between the verbs lay and lie to Jesse and Billy. BUSINESS EDUCATION In business education we offer Typing I, Typing II, general business, filing, and bookkeeping. Wonder if the answers of the twins, Larry and Garry, look as near alike as they do. 1 fm, of . 'Sal ,,, if , A 3, V ,- 2112 A-11 eu. in XNAILX SOCIAL STUDIES In social studies we offer one year of world history, U.S. history, and democracy. Mr. Creech, where did you tell Brenda, Glenda, and Chip, Canada is located? -Q-mm-,Li ,iw U1 SCIENCE In science we offer general science, biology, and chem- istry. M.rs. Jackson, how do your students Sammy, Geraldine, and Barbara like the idea of raising guppies? 6 , is --r V. , I .QQ ig MATH For our math subjects, Algebra I and Algebra II, general math, and geometry are offered. Roger and Jimmy are whizzes at math! .J , f ,, 5 I 5 Ii 1 l Zre HOME ECONOMICS Three yea.rs of home economics are offered at Glendale. Wonder what these future homemakers, Brenda, Lois, Judy, and Vera are watching Mrs. I-Iinnant cook up! AGRICULTURE Four years of agriculture are offered at Glendale. Mr. Grey, the substitute ag riculture teacher, is demonstrating the technique of safety to Roger, Jimmy, and Ronnie at the saw. VISUAL AIDS These visual aids consisting of two slide projectors, one film projector, and five record players help in the teaching of all these subjects. Senior Trip Cn our trip we will visit many interesting places. These are a few places we will visit. Washington: Mount Vernon, National Airport, Smithsonian Institute Museum, Lincoln and jeEerson Memorial, Washington Montunent, Bureau of Printing and Engraving, White House, F.B.l. Building, C a p it ol, Arl ing t on Cemetery, and Lee's Mansion.New York: The Statue of Liberty, NBC Studios, Manhattan Island, Grant's Tomb, Radio City Music Hall and the World's Fair. . . .Otheis will be getting jobs. Mrs. Ottimo h el ps Eric, Sue, Lyn, and Wallace with the starting point to their future jobs. Quite a few of our seniors are planning to go to college.Mr.Woodall, our guidance counselor, helps Barbara, LW., Chip, and Betty with college appli- cations. ELAEK HE S1 Adminisfrafion Faculfy and Sfaff ,, Q, X '- .-'1.'-.qz..' - V nd' MR. ROLAND D. HEATH Principal MRS . MARGIE ATKINSON Secretary Adminisfrafion MR. E.S. SIMPSON Superintendent -AP' MISS RENA KING Supervisor fc-5 MR. D.E. MR. W.E. MR. FRANKLIN STANC IL RENFROW DAVIS Chairman I2 MR. GLENN MR. CHARLES STANCIL WOODARD NSN -v I, 4--A - Wrf if--s I ' IPS MRS. RUBY OTTIMO MRS. SYLVIA MRS. FAY JACKSON MR. LEONARD B. Business Education FLOWERS Science, Library, WOODALL English Spanish, English, Physical Education English, Guidance Social Studies v !?' fr Q 1485 ' . 4 MRS. JANICE MR. A.M. NARRON MR. ROBERT MR. R.A. SIMMONS HINNANT Math, Physical CREECH Agriculture Home Economics Education Social Studies, Math General Science .S-. 'W Q Faculfy , L , , E . A Q MRS. MARY ALICE MISS JANICE MRS. DORIS LUCAS HAMILTON TAYLOR Fifth and Sixth Eighth Grade Sixth and Seventh Grades Grades MRS. RUBY MRS, EULA MISS EULA GODWIN WI-IITLEY BOYETTE First Grade Third and Fourch Second and Third Grades Grades 'fwfaw Lzier Q JF ,.,. 4 KZ Classes Senior 6lass' Officers LW. BOYKIN ..... ........ P resident JIMMY DAVIS .... .... V ice-President MARVENE POPE .... ..... S ecretary BRENDA POPE .... .... S ecretary SUE HALL ...... . . . Reporter EDBOYE'lTE............................Treasurer One of the Seniors money-making projects for a trip to Washington, New York and The World's Fair was a BET'I'YGODWlN.... GAIL ELLlS....... SI-IYRELL STONE. . . . U . . Bulletin Board Committee Bulletin Board Committee Bulletin Board Committee GAYE BATTEN. . . . . . . . . . . . Program Committee ROGER EDWARDS . FRANCES WEAVER......... , , , . . . . . Program Committee , . . . Program Committee barbecue supper. The S enior officers, along with the other Seniors, peeled potatoes for this event. 4 JERRY ROGER EDWARDS BRENDA GAIL ELLIS RONNIE HUGH ELMORE 2 -s. V New V BETTY CI-IERYLE GODWIN DAVID RICKIE GODWIN ERIC GLENWOOD GODWIN GLENDA ANN GODWIN WORTH NICHOLAS GODWIN, IR I8 .Win Q l . 1 L R w x JIMMY WAYNE I-IALES CAROLYN SUE HALL GERALDINE HILL MARY LOUISE I-IODGE GARRY KEITH JOHNSON LARRY KENNETH JOHNSON RICKY JOHNSON WILLIAM OSBIN LEE I9 -- ' ,-2 1,-Q -1-, ,:1:.RL,, .. ...f BARBARA ANN LEWIS ANNIE LOU PHILLIPS SARA EILEEN POLLOCK Y 2 BRENDA KAYE POPE ZEIMA MARVENE POPE LARRY WAYNE PRICE SAMMY JAY PRICE SELBY JOE PROCTOR 20 my 'UAW CHARLES LYNWOOD RENFROW WALLACE KEITH RENFROW SHYRELL JEAN STONE wa If -sr il 'I Sgr FRANCES GAIL WEAVER WILLIAM EDWARD WORLEY CLASS MASCOTS Unanimously elected as mascots were Master Harvey Keith Stone, an en- ergetic son of Mr. and Mrs. P.V. Stone of Route 2, Kenly, and Miss Cheryl Bailey, petite and cute little daughter of Nh. and Mrs. Kermit G. Bailey of Route 2, Kenly. Am? 1.35, , GAYE BATTEN TK JIMMY BRINCHEK y 1, E :L ysfzgly 1 I Besf All-Around ,.2QW'V ff X Q Gaye and Jimmy were chosen for their outstanding per M f f formances in sports, clubs, and senior activities as well V 0 as maintaining a high scholastic average and desirable attitudes . .X I BETTY GODWIN .Q 'V 1 ' .22 .rf f ,,.,., 4 hi I FJ ll LW. BOYKIN Mos! likely fo Su cceed Betty and LW. were ch os e n Most Likely to Succeed' due to their hard work and high scholastic average. Both are members ofthe Beta Club and plan to enter college MARVEN E POPE I JIMMY DAVIS Beef leaders Marvene and Jimmy were chosen Best Leaders because of the ir outstanding workin clubs and class . Marvene holds eight offices, is S e c r e t ary of Senior Class, and Ass't. Make -up Editor of Annual Staff. Jimmy holds four offices, is Vice-President of Senior Class, and Feature Editor of Annual Staff. GAIL ELLIS LYN RENFROW Mos! Dependable Gail and Lyn were chosen Most Dependable for will- ingness to helpwhen theywere needed in any club, class, or outside activity. LOU PHILLIPS ROGER EDWARDS Mosf lndusfrious Lou and Roger were chos en Most lnduslrious for their hard work in senior and school activities. Lou was top seller in the cl ass, with a total of S359.31. She holds three offices and is Treasurer of the Annual Staff. Roger's total sales for this year was S234.62. He holds three offices and is Business Manager of the Annual. BARBARA LEWIS RONNIE ELMORE Mos! Talenfed y Barbara and Ronnie were chosen Most Talented for their ability to play musical instruments. Barbara plays the piano and organ.She has taken lessons for nine years. Ronnie sings and plays the guitar. SHYRELL STONE SELBY PROC TOR Besf Personalify S h yr ell a n d Selby W e r e elected Best Personality because of their bright smiles and winning ways. Their ability to win new friends and keep old ones give them the personality to hold this superlative. BRENDA POPE WALLACE RENFROW l Neafesf Brenda and Wallace were chosen for this position because of their cleanliness in speech, body, mind, and spirit. Th e ir appearance at school sets an example for others to follow. me 1 if 4:Qf:f1?i ,, . xr-ax B9 f I FRANCES WEAVER ED BOYETTE Mos! Afhlefic Frances and Ed were chosen for their ability to be good athletes. They have played basketball for the past four years and this year both are playing in the forward position. Ed is Co-Captain of the boys' basketball team a.nd plays third base on the bas e b all team. Last year Frances was placed in the top five scorers in the county. .ff 4 Miss Glendale Brenda Pope was selected to r e pr e s e n t Glendale High School in the annual Christmas parade at Smithfield. 1 b WWW va pm asm 1? -ij 2 6 1 Lou Phillips, Lou is e Hodge, and Rickie Godwin fnot picturedj were the three highest in magazine sales. Lou and Louise are shown here with the prizes they won.The ir s ale s are as follows: Lou sold S 179.81 in subscriptions, Louise sold 5107.535 and Rickie sold S 144.07. Senior Acfivifies' Oh my aching back! Wallace Renfrow, Glenda Godwin, Lyn Renfrow, Gaye Batten, and Ed Boyette are shomm here picking cotton. 5 We wonder if this stack will be standing tomorrow! Marvene Pope, Lou Phillips, Jimmy Davis, Sammy Price, and Rickey johnson picked up peanuts. A f 1 arf Small bundles sell better! LW. Boykin, Lyn Renfrow, Gaye Batten, Glenda Godwin, Frances Weaver, Marvene Pope, and Chip Boykin are tying to b a c c o. Picking up pe anuts, picking cotton, and tying tobacco helped fi- nance our trip to New York. I 1 fi af Sm zyr - I I J I A ff layr Annual Sfaff GAYE BATTEN ............................... Editor JIMMY BRINCHEK. . . . . . . . .... . . Assistant Editor ROGER EDWARDS .... . . . .... . . . Business Manager LOUISE I-IODGE. . . . . . . . . Assistant Business Manager W I BARBARA Chief Typist BETTY GODWIN, SI-IYRELI. STONE .... Assistant Typists CHIPBOYKIN....................... Make-up Editor Some of the seniors are shown above working on the layout for the annual. . MARVENE POPE. . . . . . Assistant Make-up Editor ERIC GODWIN ...... ........ 1 ...... A rt Editor FRANCES WEAVER .... ......... S ports Editor JIMMY DAVIS ....... .......... F eature Editor LYN RENFROW .... . . . Assistant Feature Editor BRENDA POPE. . . ........... Photographer GAIL ELLIS ..... . . . Assistant Photographer LOU PHILLIPS .... ........... T reasurer A few of the staff members are studying photography layouts. QW Ill! QW Ji H' Here is our annual staff hard at work, deciding on a theme for our annual. 29 Y n f L i E N PI-1'Y'LLIS COCKRELL DIANNE COOPER BENNY CREECH DLANNE CREECH ROBERT CREECI-I STEWART CREECH SANDRA CROCKER RUBY FERRELL DENNY GODWIN DIANNE GODWIN JANIE GODWIN JERRY GODWIN KAYE OODWIN BARBARA I-IARE CURTIS I-IARE L, x 5 X A 0 J. x'4R A- 3 6' S Fil. . A -' f J m JAN IC E I-IODGE LONZIE HORNE BRENDA HOUSE LOIS JOHNSON VERA JOHNSON WILLIE JOHNSON JUDY MORRIS DONALD NARRON BILL POPE NORMAN ROBERTS RACHEL ROSE TERRY STANOIL IOSEPHINE WEAVER DAISY WELLS JANIOE WORLEY wg 5 DANNY DAVIS LINDA DEANS RANDY EDWARDS LEWIS HALL IDRRAIN E HALL HELEN HARE JERRY HILL JUNE HILL WALTER HOCUTT JO ANN HODGE JOHNNY HODGE TOMMY HODGE HENRY HOLLAND JANET JOHNSON LARUE JOHNSON THELBERT JOHNSON CAROLYN LAN GLEY DOUGLAS LEWIS JUDY LEWIS WILLIAM MEDLIN GLENDA NARRON LINDA NARRON RACHEL NARRON LINDA JO N IXON RUBY PARKER LINDA PEACOCK SUE PEACOCK DOUGLAS PRICE LARRY RAPER CATHY RENFROW GAIL RENFROW HILDA ROBERTS KENNETH STANCIL WAYNE STANCLL JERRY WEAVER 1 w 1 BRENDA I-IICKS ELIZABETH HILL DONALD HODGE LARRY HODGE LOUISE HOLLAND NANCY I-IORNE TOMMY HORNE EUNICE JOHNSON MENCY JOHNSON PAT JOHNSON RAY JOHNSON BOBBY LEWIS DANNY LEWIS WAYNE MORRIS JOYCE NARRON Q I' 'Sim- .IA- BOBBY CREECH JOSEPH CREECH RONNIE CREECH RONNIE DAVIS LEAMON DIXON PATSY EARP PATSY EDWARDS SCOTTY EDWARDS LARRY ELMORE TEDDY GODWIN wx Civ'- F- B sk mf' X ,smas- 35 Jf , B... WOODY O'BRIEN BARBARA PARRISH ELAINE POPE WALLACE RENFROW FAYE ROSE JIMMY ROSE PATRICIA SULLIVAN JERRY WALL DOUGLAS WOODARD MARGIE WORLEY f few , M Q ' X Organizafions f X ' - ., M2455 ' 5 L-4 4 L Fir Joh Edu Ma Prix Bri Hel BCE Sul Crf Am. Daw Oth, WAQ .RL 1 Wx TER BUT que gn.. 'wx First row: Doug Price, Donald Hodge, Danny Lewis, Vera Johnson, Sweetheart, Butch Medlin, Jerry Hill, Scotty Edwards, Joseph Creech, Mr. George Gray. Second row: Marvin Ballance, Larry Elmore, Ronnie Davis, Randy Edwards, Teddy Godwin, W all a c e R e nfrow, Mike Brinchek, Ray Johnson, Jerry Wall. Third row: Lonzie Horne, Randy Bailey, K e nne th Stancil, Larry Hodge, Bobby Creech, Doug Lewis, J a c ky B o y k i n, Elton Sullivan. Fourth row: Denny Godwin, Eric Godwin, Lyn Creech, Ricky Johnson, Danny Batten, Lonnie Barnes, I-'.l-'.A. The Glendale Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is under the 1 e a d e r sh i p of President Jimmy Davis and Substitute Ag. T e ach er, Mr. George Gray. Other officers for the year are: WALLACE RENFROW .... . . . Vice-President AL BATTEN .......... ...... S ecretary SAMMY PRICE ...... . . .Treasurer TERRY STANCIL. .,. . . . . Reporter BUTCH MEDLIN. . . ..... ......... S entinel Each year we honor our fathers at a Father-Son Ban- quet in the spring. Through the organization we strive to become better future farmers. K ff Jimmie Rose. Fifth row: Benny Creech, Danny Cockrell, Jimmy Hales, Jerry Weaver, Wayne Morris. Sixth row: Norman Roberts, Curtis Hare, Ronnie Elmore, Sammy Price, Roger Bailey, Ronnie Creech, Bobby Lewis. Sev- enth row: Willie johnson, Bill Pope, Garry Johnson, Lyn Renfrow, Larry Johnson, Wayne Stancil. Eighth row: Selby Proctor, Lewis Hall, Al B a tt e n, Leamon Dixon. Ninth row: Wallace Renfrow, Terry Stancil, jimmy Davis, Rickie Godwin. ,ff f I , M., The officers study welding material. f fi 'f Ztyivn J ' ' . , lilillli!l!ili!i!.l!l 55555 km john Parr Monogram Club W First row: MR.ROBERT CREECI-I, Sponsor, ED BOYETTE, President, FRANC ES WEAVER, Vice-President, MARVENE POPE, Secretary-Treasurer, GAYE BATTENg Reporter, MR. JACKIE NARRON, Sponsor. Second row: Jerry Weaver, R o b e rt C r e e c h, Butch Medlin, Vera Johnson, Judy Lewis, June Hill, Cynthia Caputo, Barbara Parrish, Wanda Batten, Randy Bailey, Sue Hall . Third row: Wayne Crocker, Jerry Godwin, Henry Holland, Lou Phillips, Carolyn Langley, Susan Coclcrell, Kathy Barnes, Louise Holland, LaRue Johnson, Louise Hodge, Shyrell Stone. Fourth row: Johnny Carter, A1 Batten, Norman Roberts, Wayne Stancil, Bill Pope, J.W. Boykin, Helen Hare, Elaine Pope, Lyn Renfrow, Jimmy Brinchek, Curtis Hare. Cheerleaders Shyrell Stone, Chief, June Hill, Cynthia Caputo, Judy Lewis, Sue Hall, Louise Hodge. 1 1 x 5 Ll fu Ss C S: M u l fl E EY v, ii .- Debafe Club S e ate dz Lorraine Hall, Becky Boykin, Butch Medlin, L.B. Woodall, Adv i s or, Danny Batten, Chip Boykin C aro 1 yn L angle y, G ay e Batten, Frances Weaver. Marvene Pope, Lou Phillips. Standing: Roger Edwards, LW. Boykin, Brenda Pope, Mr. Gifizenship 6lub 5, 1 ' 0 '0 ' Y r A . LW. BOYKIN, President, VERA JOHNSON, Vice-Presidentg PAT BOYKIN, Secretary, MARVENE POPE, Treasurer, LLOYD BROWN. fNot pictured: Norman Robertsj. 43 Aflrlefics Girls' Baslcefball Left to right: Carolyn L a n g l e y, Barbara Parrish, Gaye Batten, Helen Hare, Elaine Po pe, Frances Weaver, Marvene Pope, V e r a Io h n s o n, Kathy Barnes, LaRue Co-Captains for the girls' team are M arvene Pope and Gaye Batten. They have each played four years and are coached by Robert Creech. Johnson, Lou Phillips, Susan Cockrell, Louise Holland, Wanda Batten. Not only our ball teams worke d to make the season a success, but so did the cheerleaders, the loyal fans, the coaches, LW. Boykin, scorekeeper for four ye ars, and Butch Medlin fnot Picturedjg manager for two years. ff' ll- I x s 5 E 1 I Left 0'B1 IHI I1 III I2 ISI I-'I IH ICI I- III IC 'Il I- ISI -- IIN I- WSI fu -'51 ru a fl C O-E Egg Fig 1, Boys' Baslcefball Left to right: R andy B ailey, Je rry Godwin, Woody Wayne Stancil, jerry Weaver, Johnny Carter, Al Batten, O'Brien, Henry Holland, Norman Roberts, Curtis I-Iare, Ed Boyette, Wayne Crocker. Co-captains for the boys' team are Ed Boyette and jerry G o dw in who h av e participated in basketball all their yeais in high school. They are c o a c h e d by Mr. Jack Narron. From 1959 to 1963 we hav e won the following trophies for being champions in Johnston County: four c ounty tournaments, two county conferences, and two runner-up county tournaments. Our team has represented Johnston County in the district play offs in Rocky Mount for the past three years. Adverfisemenis ' mfg'-f,1,f 3-,N '52 ,. ,Q A ' ' CONXPLIMENTARY Aycock-Selby Co. , Fremont, N. C. Rex Shoes 8 Repair, Wilson P. Narron Grocery, Middlesex I-leilig-Meyers, Wilson Beddingfields Drugs, Clayton Hill's Grocery, Kenly Selma Shoe Shop, Selma D. SB. Florist, Selma Stork's Nest, Wilson Fremont Motor Sales, Inc., Fremont Farmers Hardware, Smithfield Rose's 5-10-256 Store, Smithfield City Barber Shop, Kenly Iim's Camera Center, Wilson R.B. Grocery, Kenly-42 Hwy. Nlr. 8 Mrs. O.F. Hinton, Garner R.E. Quinn 8 Co. , Wilson Robbins jewelry 8 Music, Wilson Vaughan jewelry S Music, Wilson Wilson Furniture Co., Wilson Lillian's Beauty Shop, Selma Stephens Hardware Co. , Wilson Selma Drug Co., Selma Wilbur's I-lot Dogs, Selma Permanent Wave Beauty Shop, Smithfield jack's Gulf Service, Selma Insurance Agency, Fremont Barbee's Seafood, Pine Level Coffee Shop, Fremont Ray's Grocery, Middlesex Luby F. Rayall Jeweler, Smithfield Pansy's Beauty Shop, Kenly Doris' Beauty Shop, Selma Sinclair Station, Kenly Wilder's Dept. Store, Middlesex Kenly Dry Cleaners, Kenly Re-x's Shoe Shop, Smithfield Johnson Paint 8 Wallpaper, Smithfield Auto Supply Co. , Smithfield Lucille's Bridals 8 Formals, Wilson Braxton Brown's Grocery, Selma G. S. Tucker 8 Co. , Smithfield Coor-Wiggs Farm Supply Service, Inc., Smithfield Hales Station, Kenly P. L. Woodard 8 Co. , Wilson Bingham 8 Parrish Ins. Agency, Inc. , Smithfield Miss Rhetta Martin, Smithfield Glenn Batten, E. C. C. Frances Whitley, Kenly David Radford, Kenly 50 Phone 963-6476 Four Oaks, N.C. Highway 3OI Dixie Block Company Bert Lassiter - Owner Manufacturers of Solite 8. Texlite Blocks We also carry Aluminum Windows Wall Reinforcements Cement Mortar Mix Tile Brick Lentils Compliments of FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK ot North Carolina Wilson, North Carolina Member D.I.C. F.R. CONGRATULATIONS From Glendale P.T.A. Seniors of I964 SYJW DOUG Bl ELEANOR MOSS, INC MEN and BOYS' SHOP I36 S. Tarboro Street Wilson, North Carolina Froze1LF00f1S... ' the Cooki Best Friend For Quality - Convenience and Value . . . Always Buy ulanq The Finest Name In Frozen Foods Dlsfrlbvhd by T-YRIIINGLE Cf APIANGLE Fooos, INC.-RALEIGH, fx Serving Eastern Carolina Narth Carolimzfs' Oldest Bank Branch BANKING must COMPANY Growers Cooperative Warehouse, Inc. For Sale of Leaf Tobacco P.O. Box 247 Telephone No. 243-5097 We Pay Patronage Dividends Wilson North Carolina SHOP Phone 284-5121 t, , . I YouR FRIENDLY stoRE 4 . Ahh X Compliments of A A 1' V ' Talton Drug Co. 4515 George W. Ballance, Proprietor K I, N hC I' eny on Gm'n Phone: 284-9456 Kenly, North Carolina 52 W. J. MITCHINER HARDWARE - SEEDS INSECTICIDES - FERTILIZER - COTTON GINNING 8 BUYERS Phone 3l4-7 Micro North Carolina THE WILSON DAILY TINIES Salutes The Students Of Glendale High School And The Members of The Staff of the Glen-Cedo. Follow the School News In The Daily Times Written by Sue Hall CLAUDE HINNANT'S REPAIR SHOP Compliments of HUGH AUSTIN'S Men's 8. Boys' Store Headquarters for Boy Scout Equipment A Trial Is All We Ask Smithfield, North Carolina LUCANIA-KENLY BANK M b Welding and General Repairing Federal Deggisiflinsumnce C . Phone 284-5725 orpo I'on Route 3, Kenly L B 'I K I North Carolina Ucamo ol ey en Y 53 JASPER J. LEWIS GROCERY I I A+' wit off c v' I o4'l4nv.0 Gas and Oil Complete line ot Groceries and Meats Route ff I Insecticides Highway 42 Middlesex, Nortln Carolina Hertt-Jones Co Indianapolis 7, Indiana Class rings, pins, invitations, personal cards, diplomas, and caps and gowns C.A,. Jackson Jr., Repr. Route 5, Dunn, N.C. PHONE 892-3614 say EPS' Please! Selma North caranaa 54 Sell Your Tobacco With MOORE'S BIG BANNER With More Selling Time More Parking Space More Big Money IN HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA A,H. fBertl Moore, Owner Clyde E. Ueffl Jeffcoat Telephone GFS-5OI5 or GE 8-5242 collect Easy-To-Sow Sure-To- Grow Farmers Quality Fertilizers Since I902 Farmers Cotton Oil Company Factories: Norfolk, Va.-Wilson, N.C.-Lillington, N.C. FRIENDLY GROCERY Your dollar buys more at the Friendly Store Groceries 8K Meat Gas 8. Oil We Give Family Stamps Route 2, Kenly, North Carolina PEOPLES' STORE We Clothe The FamiIy Wilson, North Carolina BREWER'S GRILL 8. GROCERY Route I, Middlesex, N.C. Good Food In Every Way 55 w gn gs -1 C I 5 1 5 I Watson Hardware 84 Oil Company Esso Distributors 5221- P.O. B ox 97 KenIy, North Carolina KENLY SAVINGS STALLINGS INSURANCE 8: REALTY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION General Insuranc and Insured Savings Real Estate Home Loans Smithfield, North Carolina Phone 934-2544 Kenly North Carolina Compliments of TOIVIIVIY A. NARRON, TAX SERVICE A FRIEND Notary Public Route ff 3-Kenly, N Phone 284-3336 Compliments of GODWIN WATCH REPAIR S IVI I T H WAREHOUSES A ' B ' C Authorized Benrus Dealer Expert Watch Repair Wilson North Carol Mt. OIive, North Carolina 57 ,Q H 4- -- 1 E HONEYCUTT FRU IT AND PRODUCE Post Office Box 2424 Raleigh, North Carolina BOYKIN'S UPHOLSTERING SERVICE 8OO S. Goldsboro Wilson, North Carolina Phone 7-T463 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Auto and Furniture Upholstering Proprietor, Felton Boykin Compliments of KYLE'S RADIO gr TV Route ff 3 Wilson, North Carolina Established I932 DENNY' S .IEWELER S IO7 West Nash Street Wilson, North Carolina eos e ei, ROCK RIDGE ROLLER MILLS Groc. 81 Meats Manufacturers FLETCHER LEWIS 8: SON GROCERY Flour - Meal - Feeds Hwy. 42 Route If I Kenly Norm Carolina Lucama North Carolina Ph-237-OO96 Kenly Grill and Restaurant Kenly Operated by Eula P. Watson 1 gn .1 X 3 L 5 T Smithfield Automobile Dealers Association New Car Sales 8. Service - Organized T946 Smithfield, North Carolina rtnuip CH EV ROLETWX '. i, liq- C. gf Nl. CHEVROLET, INC. Authorized Chevrolet Dealer Complete Sales and Service Compliments of PILCH BREEDERS INC. of Carolina Kenly North Carolina QM W , KENLY FROZEN Foon STORE -4 Compliments of MSIaughtering ' I -f eat rocessing ' KIRBY'S FLORIST Pho e 284-4376 Kenly, North Carolina THE MERCURY PLACE 208 S. Goldsboro St. Wilson, North Carolina Everyone Likes The Mercury do MM Compliments of LEADER'HANllLTON Smithfield, North Carolina Phone 243-2638 O. 8: P. MANUFACTURING CO. Makers of Tarpaulin's and All Types of Canvas Repairs Truck Covers, Sheet Repairs lO6 East Jones St. Wilson Phone 242-7361 GEORGE HICKS MOTOR CO. Chrysler-Plymouth-Valiant Sales and Service Guaranteed Used Cars Fremont, N.C. HWY. ll7 NlASSEY'S JEWELRY Authorized for Keepsake Diamonds Princeton, North Carolina THE BANK OF WENDELL Wendell-Knightdale Safety and Service Since T907 Member ot F.D.l.C. Wendell, North Carolina CECIL B. LANllVl gf CO. ll5 N. Tarboro St., Wilson, N.C. All Lines of lnsurance 243-4493 237-2896 ElVl-JAY S PORTI NG GOODS COMPANY lO6 South Tarboro Street Wilson, North Carolina Wholesale Toys and Sporting Goods Phone 243-6195 JESSE Nl. BOGUE 243-6196 Compliments of Fertilizer Fresh Meats and Groceries N CO. , Fremont, North Carolina 903 S. Goldsboro Street Wilson, North Carolina ETHERIDGE COAL at OIL co. Good Fwd Sinclair Products WE MAKE WARM FRIENDS Phone 284-528i Kenly, North Carolina NI. 8: W. CAFE Sandwiches 8: Hot Dogs Ice Cream-Drinks-Gas 8: Oil Proprietor, Carlye Morris Hwy 42 Wilson, North Carolina Compliments of A.F. HOLT 8: SONS, INC. Princeton, North Carolina Compliments of BROWN'S BAR-B-Q PIace for Young People Selma, North Carolina Compliments ot FARMER S' WAREHOU SE Wilson North Carolina KENLY ES S0 SERV I CENTER Complete Line of Esso Products Kenly, North Carolina Compliments of KENLY DRUG COMPANY Allan C. Boyd Pharmacist COUNTRY BARBER SHOP Open Hours Thursday 7:30 a.m. ---- 7:00 p.m. Friday 7:30 a.m. ---- 9:00 p.m. Saturday 7:30 a.m. ---- 9:00 p.m. Route 3, Kenly North Carolina MIDDLESEX DRY CLEANERS Lint Free Cleaning Pick-up 8. Delivery Service Your Clothes' Best Friend Phone 235-595I Middlesex, North Carolina MIDDLESEX FURNITURE CO. Furniture, House Furnishing Goods Zenith Radios, and T.V.'s Phone 235-33I2 Middlesex, North Carolina MIDDLESEX TIRE COMPANY Recapping - Wheel Balancing Tractor Tire Repair Armie Strickland - J.C. Perry Phone 235-469i Middlesex, North Carolina Congratulations to Senior Class of '64 DR. LUBY F. ROYALL, JR. Congratulations From FIRST CITIZENS BANK 8: TRUST CO. B EAVER DAM CENTER Tavern 8. Grocery Highway IIOI, 2 miles East of Middlesex Dancing 81 Bar-B-Q Friday Night William A. Sullivan, Operator gui BELK-TYLER' S Look Young at -I- Be Young BRANCH BANKING Shop at TRUST COMPANY North CaroIina's Oldest Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wi son Selma Princeton Micro W. B. Oliver oncl Son Inc. Cotton Ginner ond Buyer Fertilizer I Phone WO 5-3124 Pine Level, North Corolino POWELL SUPPLY CO., INC Ford Troctors ond Equip. G.M.C. Trucks Box 42, Wilson, N.C. Phone 243-4366 Compliments of 4 CREECH'S ESSO Selma, North Corolino A 4.9! 1-1. 1v1. GRIZZARD AND COMPANY lVlAC'S F' ElectricolApplic1nces Furniture 81 Gifts C -52 Where the Sociobles Meet Kenly North Corolino Telephone No. 284-5241 and 284-5711 Selma Noffh Colo' PEOPLE'S BANK CAROLINA CAP gf GOWN gt -I-RUST CGMPANY R.V. WATSON, REPRESENTATIVE Member of F.D.I.C. Clinton, North Corolino Middlesex, North Corolino LAssIsTER's IVIUSIC AND SPORTS, INC. 'I wi' RED AND WHITE , If ,' I Fresh Groceries BOX 37I Low Prices 'Ein' Goldsboro, North Corolino Clqyfon Q- A North Cclrolino SELIVIA RADIO 8: MUSIC CO. Bus. WO-5-2291 Res. WO-5-2294 Moytog 8. G.E. Appliances G.E. Televisions Furniture 81 Rugs Normon Creech, Owner SOUTHERN AUTO SUPPLY co., INC. Partners In Business 308 E. Bornes St. Wilson, North Corolino Phone 237-4181 GRACE' S BEAUTY SALON LS -5 Qual Phone 284-5086 Micro, North Corolino AARON LEWIS 8: SON Gas, Oil 8. Groceries Phone 284-7686 Route 3 Kenly, N.C. RAYNIOND H. JONES North Sto te Botteri es I3OI S. Goldsboro St. Wilson, North Corolino KENLY PRINTING CO. Printing Binding Office Supplies Joe A. Whitley Gilbert R. Whitley Jimmy R. Whitley Kenly, North Corolino KENLY TIRE SERVICE Recapping and Alignment You Won't fTirel of our Service Kenly, North Carolina. Congratulations from TALTON, INCORPORATED Furniture Division Appliance Division Smithfield, North Carolina Compliments of HELEN'S DRIVE-IN Smithfield, North Carolina RAIN'S AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Esso Products Auto Parts-Accessories Phone 284-488l Kenly North Carolina Compliments of CRUTE INSURANCE AGENCY Wilson North Carolina Avery Creech, Representative Route 2, Kenly, North Carolina Compliments of FIRST CITIZENS BANK 8: TRUST COMPANY Serving North Carolina Established T898 406 guaranteed interest on savings when left T2 months or more. Compliments ot lVllCRO BARBER SHOP Robert Gupree, Operator Micro North Carolina Compliments of KENLY TASTEE-FREEZ You'll enioy c Snack at the Tastee--Freez Kenly North Carolina W. T. BOYETTE General Merchandise Gas and Oil Route 2, Kenly, North Carolina BLUE FLAME GAS COMPANY Stoves, Water Heaters Space Heaters Experienced Service Men Dial 284-5391 Night 284-3651 Kenly, North Carolina WHITLEY'S FEED MILL Custom Grinding and Mixing Route 2, Kenly, North Carolina Phone Selma WO-5-3538 J. CARL NARRON Cafe - Groceries Phone 284-7727 Route 1 Middlesex, North Carolina . STRICKLAND'S TIRE SERVICE, INC. U.S. Royal Tires Passenger Car - Truck - Tractor Recapping 81 Vulcanizing Selma Phone 965-2046 Selma, N.C. P.O. Box 331 Smithfield, N.C. Phone 934-4341 ff ll KCOBLEM MN o if CRES lce Cream Milk Colole Dairy Products Creating With Milk Smithfield, North Carolina WEbster 4-4191 A.G. LEE OIL COMPANY Mos: LE eAs Route 2, Kenly General Merchant Oil Burners Fertilizer Phone 284-4168 Best Wishes From 41 45. ----Q. ' it' QQMQW ,wggmgbk runnu-un: I 934-8377 S Smithfield, North Carolina CUATES GULF SERVICE CATTAIL MILLING COMPANY Washing-Waxing Com Meal Gulflex Gas and.Oul Lubrication Grocerles Highway 301 South Manager-Johnnie Narron Kenly, North Carolina l-llghwoy 96 , Roule l Phone 1 ZebUlOn, North Cclrollna EDWARD S' GROCERY Phone 284-4736 E.B. Boykin, Proprietor Route A42 WHITEWAY TEXACO SERVICE Kenly, North Carolina Kenly, North Carolina Groceries 8 Meats Phone 284'9426 Household Supplies Auto Parts 8g Repairs Cl th F ll th F 'l 0 es O' 2. e Gm' Y RUSSELL L. PEELE G . MRS. M. R. vvooDARD at co. 6.222551 in General Merchandise . HWY. 42 Kenly' Norlll Cqrollm Middlesex North Carolina C0mP'imenfS0f 0.5. STANCIL at SON General Merchandise Feeds, Seeds-Fertilizer-Hardware Gulf Gas, Oil and Accessories Telephone No. 284-4851 Phone 28-4-3734 Kenly North Carolina Route 2 Kenly, North Carolina 69 FARIVIER'S PARADISE Route I, Middlesex New 81 Used Tractors Parts 81 Service Pickup 8. Delivery Service GEORG I A' S BEAUTY S HOPPE Mrs. Georgia Rhodes QOperatorD Kenly, North Carolina IES ,E 'Z N S.J. 8IV.A. Hinton Highway 39 CONGRATULATION Seniors of '64 Compliments of TOIVI FINCH JUNIOR WOODARD'S Gas - Oil - Groceries Route I Middlesex, North Carolina Johnson Motors Team Equipment IVICBRIDE gl HERRINO SPORTING GOODS CONIPANY, INC Goldsboro, North Carolina Ph. RE5-0855 Boats Hardware PARSONS NIOTOR CO. Try Total Performance For A Change Bailey, N.C. Phone 235-503I DRINII' tilt Lg THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. Smithfield, North Carolina ATKINSON'S CORN MEAL Tastes good just like it shouId. Operated by Wheeler Brothers I.O .A. GROCERY Middlesex North Carolina CHARLES C. CREECH Anhydrous Ammonia Royster Fertilizer ci Insecticides Custom Harvester .D. AI 2 Kenly, N Phone 284-7753 KI RBY H I CKS Masonary Contractor Phone 284-5730 Kenly, North Carolina GODWIN'S BARBECUE 204 South Tarboro Street Wilson, North Carolina PARKER'S BAR-B-CUE Bar-B-Cue, Brunswick Stew Southern Fried Chicken Phone 237-0972 Wilson, North Carolina CLOVER LEAF lVl0TEL 284-3391 Highway 3Ol South Kenly, North Carolina BALLANCE'S SUPER MARKET Ballance Your Budget at BALLANCE SUPER MARKET Congratulations from FIVE POINTS AUTO PARTS Wilson, North Carolina Congratulations trom MIDDLESEX IVIOTOR CO. Middlesex, North Carolina I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SNIPES GROCERIES Member Better Val-U Independent Grocery Stores, Inc. Where you buy more for Iess Route I Phone 965-3I8O Selma, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS From HOOKS BROTHERS Fremont, North Carolina Compliments of PRlCE'S SERVICE STATION Smithfield, North Carolina CREECH'S PHARMACY Compliments of Prescription SpeciaIist OETTINGER'S James L. Creech Men's Store Dep't Store Dial 934-2I3I Smithfield, N.C. Wilson, North Carolina WILSON DRUG COMPANY The Old ReIiabIe - I888 II4 S. Tarboro St. Wilson, N.C. Ph. 24 3-3I76 - For Free Delivery VANN'S JEWELERS Box II4 WO 5-362I Selma, North Carolina FREMONT SUPERETTE Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Meats Dial 242-6I9I Fremont, N.C. SMITH'S LADIES' SHOP Smithfield, North Carolina There is no substitute For quaIity COBB MOSS 8. SON Known For Quality I34 S. Tarboro Street Wilson, North Carolina MOSS BICYCLE SHOP Schwinn Bicycles Repairs all makes 222 South Tarboro Street Wilson, North Carolina MOSS AND COMPANY, INC. Complimenfs of IO3 W. Nash Slreel' Ph. 237-I-362 AR-1-IS Wilson, North Carolina Wilson, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS J.G. BOYKIN'S SERVICE STATION FOR AMERICAN OIL PRODUCTS Texaco Gas, Oils, 8. Grease Gas, Oil, Tires 8. Batteries Firestone Tires 8. Tubes Call Jonas Hinton Hwy. 42, Route 3, Buckhorne Phone 284-3OI2 Kenly, North Carolina Micro, North Carolina NARRON'S COTTON GIN Moores School House North Carolina DOUG 8. ELEANOR MOSS INC. Men and Boys' Shop I36 S. Tarboro Street Wilson, North Carolina MYERS WATER SYSTEMS Sales 8. Service ATKINSON PLUMBING CO. Kenly, North Carolina Compliments of MAX G. CREECH INSURANCE AGENCY Smithfield, North Carolina LEWIS REPAIR SHOP I Welding Repairs BATT JOHNSON S Highway 42 BGIMBTQ I Mile East of Chapel Smithfield, North Carolina WI LLOUGHBY'S FISH MARKET Wholesale and Retail Kenly, North Carolina WMPM RADIO STATION I27O On Your Dial Smithfield, North Carolina ALBERT'S DISCOUNT STORE We outsell the ones that couIdn't be undersold Wilson North Carolina GUS' SODA SHOP Where Friends Meet Middlesex, North Carolina RAPER'S GULF STATION Junction of 42 and 222 Eight miles west of Kenly Urban Raper, Owner 8. Operator Compliments of BAILEY'S JEWELRY Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Expert Watch Repair Phone 243-26I7 Wilson. N.C. HOT SHOT MOTEL Kenly, North Carolina Highway 3OI W.C. Daniels Jr., Manager BILL'S GROCERY STORE Land Disking Highway 42, Wilson, N.C. Phone 237-4396 JOYNER'S FUNERAL HOME J.C. Joyner Wilson North Carolina KENLY SHOE SHOP We make new shoes from old ones Arthur Watson Kenly North Carolina DUNN FURNITURE CO., Kingsdown Mattresses Monogram Oil Heater Frigidaire Appliances WO-5-3314 Selma, N.C. DANIEL B. DAVIS GROCERY Highway 42 Moores School House BALLARD AND SON Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Wilson Theatre Building STALLING BROS. B.F. Goodrich Products 24 Hour Wrecker Service Kerosene 8g Fuel For Homes 8. Farms Middlesex, North Carolina LEDER BROTHERS Wilson, North Carolina CITY BARBER SHOP We need your head in our Business. Selma, North Carolina MICHAEL'S GROCERY 8. GAS More Gas per Dollar CORBETT'S FLOWER SHOP 608 N. Webb St. Selma, North Carolina Route 52 Kenny, N.c. Phone Ne. wos-2051 Zip Code-27576 WILDER GROCERY'8l GAS More Pure Gas and Oil per Dollar Route ff I Zebulon ALLEN'S AMERICAN SERVICE Tommy Allen Phone 284-9626 Complete Auto Service Kenly, North Carolina JOYNER'S BAR-B-Q Eats For Everybody Middlesex, North Carolina SMITH-DOUGLAS FERTILIZERS General Merchandise R.H. Hales, Jr. Phone 235-596i Middlesex, N.C. Compliments of Made-Rite Sunbeam Goldsboro, North Carolina .TWP wwf-p!u!'9H'wYf 've'c2-N? N F' 'o -VS' 4' ' 'I T v ' 'Q 5 W4 9 'P 'T '- '.X L taeffy-.kS.x5.,.!f ,K JD l,f!l. 'AThHP,f37n'!..fylqjtgu r.4,',,'Q'l fl Y sf-'f,t 1 1 b .'-fo f,',Valqp,'1a' HN 'HP 951 I 4 I 7 Tj 0 1,11 IIIIQIN! N C the popular preference in Dazry Products since 1919 ml VY 'iff 1A 3 9?,'9?QTv.i!r xp I P ' for' jg-f 'q'm -Q12-1 'j'5 .'39, 2 l'.1 I' ., ng I I ','0 5 ' . ALMOST EVERYONE LOVES PINE STATE 35 1 ZJ'TKrWE--w:- ..-:7:3:5:':Z:: - :-g 52.3.3 I.:-JV:-, . r.-4.-:-g I H .... -. .f . -. .-hEf?I:I?47:7EfEZ2E:f:3:25f . . Raleigh ond Goldsboro 75 fm I Y 76 We have liv ed the PAST. . .We have trod the road closely b eh i nd our parents. The school they attended consisted of one main building, without the gymnasium, lunch- room, Home Ec. Department, and Agri- cultural Department wh i ch we now have. Their extra-curricular activities were lim- ited to a very few organizations and a minimum of sports. We are living the PRESENT. . .but soon the present will be past. The last twelve years have o f f e r e d us many opportunities and better facilities than were available to our parents. We must take advantage of these opportunities to ready o u rs e l v e s for the future. The FUTURE is still in our hands. . .It is up to us to shape our own lives with the knowl- edge we hav e achieved at Glendale High School. The future Glendale students, pos- sibly our children, will have even b ett er opporttmities and facilities at the new high school. Aafographs Aufographs Aufographs xg, ' A ' 1 COMPANY X! 333 INDIANA AVENUE ' WINSTON SALEM, N C Aufographs 80 4 W , l N N l 1 , 4 W , J ? 1 F QI. ' n fig, - f 1 , .P . ,fa--5' .., t- l X Lie! . I V 7 w I Q fi X 1: if am- ,iq- , Q f,..1 -1 3L0f,.'1V1nf , .1 1 ,DVS 1 vs fy, 1,-1. ,F 1 . T' 11 ' 1:'1f!1sG'1' . 11,1 .,ff..1g1L 1' 311 Lug -3. , '12, 5? D.. . F if X s ' ij ,V '. fi ying: aff' .,. 11115. fi C. 1? 'u 1 'UK1 nv x 1 NK 1 1 1 K K 1 1' 1 .:4 A 1, r 1, L 1 1 f E I 11 ,, 111 X , . I 1 , . . 1 f ' 1 . 4 1 1 1, JI- 12 w '1 X., ' gt, 11 5? 'f Q1 F 1 . 1 -,W-wg 1 1 xl I nf H., , I 1 11.2. 1-1' 11 11' ff ,X X ',i,,,11 ,V U11 1,111 9.1 ', 1-11,11- , V1 11x1,,w1. 0 ,Tk-!41f1-4 .',1' 1 ,, 1 .11 .,.1n 1. . .1 1-1 1 :,, 1, 15 :'s'- , 1 1 , -52115-1,'U'r:C1.', V ya, A -'1 1 inf-1'rC1.',T1 f'1:'Zk'f W ,, LIE-5541 ' 'j F.-'1 If ,N UI.. W,1E,A.. 1 ' 111-11-N1 1 1' .11 1 1 ,.m,Y6l,1?1 I 1,1.a-, 1. , ,-- ' . 1 1 1 ' A . ,Q 1 ., ,-E,-: fi . ' 1 'K . 1 - 16 , :-. 'vf iv, . 11. 11'1 1' ',:f1i : . ':,.,1 Q. L' -'s.1. . 1 1,1 . ,,1 A :f,.,,g1 X1- 1 W .14 4 J, lvll . 1x .1. 111, . ,, 41 1111144 SY '1-1 . 7111:-,gN,:.3, ,1 ' . W, .!. 111W .,-1, ' ft' 111.1 1 - . ,131 b -1 ,I -1-1 1- .1 Y. ..:11 , 1 fl- 1 ff, 12, . 4 ,4 - 1 1,, . 11- Lv , N' ffl' T , - , 1, 1135, , ,..:,' 4, 1 .4.'-fA.1:'- . 25241 f., 1 iii-'11'1: V, 11119 11. V Q,j.1, '1 ' 1.1-111'-'1fT51?.1 ' 1' 1:1 a'4f'3s51i 51 ,,,1g w1g - 1.1-yu 41 1 1 1 11W41 L2. ,M- Y 1 A15 1 ,5'1',1' ja 11? .'ff 15' :lf gnc-35,-' 1 U .-, 1 , . .1 A .1 4 1 , . 11:5 52-1p..:. ilk., vu - ,131 47. X . 1. 31, '-MJ H 1 7 1- V 'f 117.411 If