Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1953 volume:

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' W - ' 1 ' , wir - , . , 1, mg, , 5 2 7 f , f - ' , P 2' . ,ff ,z Y, 1, 'ij' 1. , ,.- . 1 , 1' ,A,, , s Z., N! . '74-ggzvf, '. -, ,-x , ly: . 1 CAROLYNNE I-IARWELL BETTY JINNETTE-MISS BAYNE BILLY REGISTER--MR. COBLE LAWRENCE GURLEY-DGROTI-IY MOZINGO MR. BLYSAK-MISS RIDGE if MR, TWIFORD-FRED GINN BILL DENMARK-MISS GARNER DAVID WEIL-MR, ROBERTS DONALD MONTAGUEWMR. RAWLS PAUL POWELL MISS JONES MR QOBLE GENE VANN NYM BULLET: .ff 5 TTEE 'MK MISS MCKEEL JEAN MERCER MR BRITTON RUBY HANDLEY MRS, POWELL-TOM ROSE MISS GRANT-MATILDA PARKER MR CASEY BROOKS MARRIIXIER 46 M I SS SAUIXIDERS+DOI.IGI.AS GOODSI N JODY PEMBERTON-MRI SCI-IEERER MISS TOMLINSON SI-IERRY NOBLE V 1:21. 5 J MR, ROBERTS-TOMMY JOHNSON MR, BLYSAK-PETE EVANS I 4 E i 11 CUMMITTEEQQ 11 ., , EDITH HUDSON-MRS. PRINGLE MISS GRANT-MARY EVELYN WALTERS 1 . 1 L ...-V? ff I , if lv ' -A y x , , wif? ANNIE RAY KEEL-MISS HENNIGAN MR. JEFFREY--WALTER BLACKMAN Fred Ginn awards Tommy Gable Magazine Drive prize. 'W ACTI W fl w,,,,,.wwv .,w-M0 Shirley Shrago embarks for National Convention of Student Councils held in Chicago. aww, .Q im, Lg. Delegates to NCSCC gow Dick Frazier, Fred Ginn, New Miss Grant. 'tl' ITIE Convention: Shirley.Shrago Nancetta Hudson, Snyder Pate Sponsors for the Rocky Mount football game-Janet Stanton and Mary Louise Bizell. Nancetta Hudson campaigns tor NCSCC Vice President, Fred Ginn, at the Burlington Convention, LE CEHCLE FRANCAIS X PRESIDENT U , MARTHA ELLIS VICE PRESIDENT ,'., f ,ll SHERRY NOBLE SECRETARY y '44 , M DOROTHY DAIL D TREASURER ' ' f LAWRENCE OURLEY rl!! in rat Dorothy Dail, Lawrence Gurley, Martha Ellis, Sherry Noble, Lois Underwood, Matilda Parker, Hazel Watson, Miss Emma Lou Garner, Advisor, Patsy MCLamb, Betty Jin- nette, Sarah l-lorton, Shirley Shrago, Jean Mercer, Ann Spencer, Pat Pittman, Snyder Pate, Lewis Sutton, Donald Montague, Bobby Greene. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT f RECORDING SECRETARY Q CORRESPONDI NG SECRETARY I TREASURER LOS C0 S LOUIS MARRINER CAROLYNNE HARWELL LORA WIGGINS JOYCE JACKSON CHRISTINE COBB Lora Wiggins Carolynne Harwell Louis Marriner Joyce Jackson Christine Cobb Betty Maxon Susan Campbell Martha Wallace Mary Rachel Shine Peggy Roberts Betty Jean Gwatney Vivle Johnson Ann Toler Styron Harris Craven Mackie Billy Hines Patsy Jenkins Millie Stevens Miss Tomlinson advisor Billy Bizzell Lee Free man Fred Ginn Jimmie Asklns Tommy Gable Register, Emily Neviiman, Thelma Eaust, Barbara Godwin, Edith Hudson, Christine fra V if f' fel' , E , .1131 Ns En 1 ' Y Lv ' rn U N I U f S T T E A G U E r 1'qf T '. , ..,. , PRESIDENT ' ,.. RoBERT DENISE , f E E E ER , S SECRETARY .ET CAROLYN FORD TREASURER it if L M E ANN SMITH Caroline Cobb, Meribeth Bunch, Sandra Edgerton, Connie Mclntyre, Billie Lassiter, Loren Pate, Henry Howell, Cynthia Denny, Mary Scott Best, Harold O'Tuel, Elizabeth Cross, J. C. Byrd, Richard Procter, Roberta Raynor, Gloria Wagner, Carol Williford, Barbara Southerland, Julia Erick, Leslie Weil, Marlene Malpass, Malcom Heath, Franklin Denise, Katherine Taylor, Polly McLamb, Anne Peacock, Glenda Lane, Anna Herring, Carol Medlin, Jody Pemberton, Patsy McLamb, Tommy Gable, Millie Stevens, Betty Mixon, Miss Eleanor Simpson, Advisor. PRESIDENT if Q03 DORIS HARRIS If VICE PRESIDENT I it av JOYCE JACKSON mum SECRETARY J NORNIA EIERRI NG 'SW TREASURER ' JERRY IIINNANT as Us In Jerry Hinnant, Norma Herring, Joyce Jackson, Doris Harris, Ann West, Christine Cobb, Jackie Smith, Helen White, Joyce Roberts, Eileen Oliver, Helen Fail, Edith Williams, Rudolph Rowe, Billy Aycock, Edith Hudson, Jane Hamm, Nancy Combs, Miss Pringle--Advisor. '79f-02855 f f Eloise Barwick Norwood Best Jimmy Best Gilbert Brown Betty Jane Capps James Carraway James Crumpler W. C. Crisp i,M,.., M. ,W . Joyce Daniels Carolyn Epps Ruth Harris Carolyn Hill Dennis Howell Thomas Jackson Donald Joyner Jane Langston John Moore Legrand Parnell Spicer Rhodes Jack Sasser John Strickland T. O. Sutton Mack Wells Helen White President ...... Vice President .......... .... Recording Secretary .... Corresponding Secretary ..... . . Treasurer .....,...... Editor in Promotion .... Pariiamentarian .... , . .Eugene Lynch .James Carravvay . . . .... Betty Jane Capps . . . . .Barbara l-lill .Catherine Raper .....Ruth l-larris .. .Bernice Norris it 8' 5, 1 . f, l- Edna Lane Garland Cooke William Sullivan Betty Lou Crumpler Billy Ray Woodcock Jesse Ray Daughtry Jimmy Bell D, J. Eaircloth Kenneth Boyd Bobby Garris Carl Combs Sanford l-lam Dick Combs Barbara I-lill Eugene Lynch Loyd Millard Yvonne Moore Shirley Myers Bernice Norris Catherine Raper Joyce Reaves . f I , r,, v P7 A551 i hs' Q if P ,z 1 Q. a 90. in --:gi - , , G ' ,QV 5 , P 2' . ,' 4' ' , nf 4 -'9' P 4 3 . Q l ,rife bf ' .P A , A6 .6 or J? 5' 5 4 P P 1 - AE' ' A as 'aflg' 1 a N ef' pe9' ,Q FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President ....................... Christine Cobb Vice President. . Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Historian .... Reporter ........ Pianist ........ .....lVlary Bradley . . . .Carolyn Ellis . . . .Marie Shipp . . . .Barbara Burton . . . .Mary Lou Magill . . ...... Kay l-linson County Secretary ..... .... N ancy Holland 9,5 ai-P' Jane Grice Barbara Hill Frances Elmore Ann Holloman Fannie Rose Elmore Janice Andrews Sybil Bartlette Janice Teachey Marybara Britt Mary Bradley Shirley Hines Golda Mae Batten Christine Cobb Carolyn Ellis Carol Gray Camilla Lassiter Peggy Pollard Lorraine Davis Lois Kennedy Ann Lockey Jackie Smith Ellen Radford Marie Ship Barbara Burton Jean Holloman Dorothy Mozingo Patsy Creech Peggy Stewart Ruby Smith Faye Gwaltney Sara Gwaltney Peggy Franks Fannie Parker Nancy Holland Beverly Cousins Kay Hinson Betty Hatton Jane Hines Doris Cottingham Joy Lou Smith Ronda Dallas Barbara Jones Pat Garner Helen Jones Hilda Batson Sue Lahr Carrie Carter Mary Helen Minton Jean Wise Lee Powell Neta Kay Ellis Pat Stephens Dorothy Peacock Lois Herring Irene Aycock Betty Hart Aliene Garris Nancy Combs Jean Barden A Mary Lou Magill Carolyn Sykes Shirley Denning Marjorie Hardy Maxine Toler Shirley Garris Panice Garris n-n .. MQ rrgjvga s just going into busi' X 1iV,CCOI1Siifi9I'3b1t3 time lf' wgughinery and get A' improvement ur 1 staff mama firm ge? and the -Q6 DMU the nun! V NANCETTA HUDSGN CQ-EDITOR Tompaon. .,x,...,L.,,..,,m. committee is compo-sed of Caroline Cobb, Har- zing unit in the room, me casbim-Y:-s and mblfas WGN? old O'TueI, J. C. Byrd, Billie, Qs: DY i'lUQi'Nf' RUUQWSK GHS Frances Lassiter. Lm-en Pate and ialisrn te?ac':hm', AJHPUH Banks, Nw fmzsvnt Time the clcixpam- M12 'Txxf?:3z'd amd Mr. Z BE7-,waist ,R 1 stove f C Q msc and 0 e N R ELfFNE ROBUQTS f X F 05.3 . I . . W EW 3 UW ,,.f,x 'fy M . ' IMA ,ich 1,. db: umm Cl 1 ,Regard enemy? aids Ja 3' W APER OF THE STUDENT ASSOC1A'!iG!'w Q , Billy In 6 Pau 1 .X W.,5..wuul T519 TOMMY JQHNSGN COMEDITOR and new offirz, ers Cmmcii wzzzs me mmm UUSIUQSS I Gig Undevwood 'tszkrfn an :QL Miss f5'i??T.T5i93 first eet- mgmgger and me V ing of 'Khin mgfznixatiars. by Pgogy Rgbgrtq 'I '3'ze ww of are Mamma D' M mE37Z13is3 b x Hazel Forehand wee charge of advertisi Tmlirao mi77l3i1 will Tkirva. B 1163 ed? ADVISOR 'k, me f:'1I'1iI'1Cff Cook and 2'cata,11'Aea ediforsg Do by to Louis DfTc2II'lUC1, anf bmrn, sports edits rrell and Shir editorsg Jaan and Mirislxn em .Ann and as snuff vflllyn Wa Lon 05 where , ' 49WM,,wfqf . X ..., f , m,:m P ,m,, an L W .-.....,,.sh .md M135 two high- zm annual One-half oi drive gous ion. With I r Tl 1 1 NS E4HGAT CDf fl9.fxf-,HER l-Ui5 LJINJDWXNQOD SUSINESS MANAGER IO mx 71 A 1 SM? 'N , err' Q S14 N sf? Wah WFPH W4 sf ..,, - in. 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WW Tommy Johnson Janet Y F. l i, 3 l 1 l l l l o Ea ,, l i E , r I l lf li l? li l. li i if . V ii li fi, li' in li' ii , ? . 7 . il El ,i all ' I .I ,f-i f I - ' ' A I-4 il ! ' , f . I, l, i ., , ' ' ' il l 1 A ' , ' 1 f gi i Z . , . l '- ' 5 I CI-IOLASTIC AANARSI-'IA 1.1.5 ,KX ,f CH IEP MARSHALL Shirlmj Shrago 9 19 'fs , .S:pQ'x,N gqsf -91. , ggi? 'Nw 'rider ,r- 9 W m fe: Co ev-its 83 A1::+v1so 1m P miss Jani? Iyock , K i f L. 4,4 ', 5, 'I ,V gg, V127 ,K ,Q ,ff , af' 4 f 1,2 ,.,. -ugh -W, . V , L Wx, o Ezilhj .Flgcook Bass Bogztto fhvisotinc Gobbo o g . Bobbg Grmmbplcr Dorothy Dail mlartha Ellis Thelma 3'cw.s'l' ilawrenca Qurlemj Tlancetta 'Hudson Batty Jinnette 'Jommfj Johnson gm. Ja QaVerne Kleiner? Dorothuj Sllozmgo Sherry lloble Matilda 59ou'ke,r Janet Stanton Bill .fporterfield Martha wailace , , l ' ,-'XX GULDSBURU HIGH Dorothy Boyd Kitty Brovvn Betty Bryan Arnold Buck Jimmy Campbell Betty Jane Capps Nancy Combs Patsy Creech Agnes Davis Eunice Davis Shirley Garris Myrtle Ginn Douglas Goodson Virginia Guttrey Mary Alice Harrell Thomas Hart MIXED CHORUS Nancy Holland Alan Huey Vivie Johnson Barbara Jones Bonnie Jones Ellen McLawhorn Doris Mitchell Margie Mozingo Robert Nelson Jimmy Padgett Edith Pate Joyce Penuel Betty Phelps Jimmie Potter Billy Price Warren Rollins George Savage Ellen Radford Ruby Smith Doris Strickland Dorothy Strickland Vernon Talton Shirley Tilton Ann Toler Ann Vann Gene Vann Lola lvlae Vinson Margie Whaley Helen White Charles Wiggins Martha Williams Shirley Witheririgton Shirley Wise Morris Harris SCHOOL GLEE CLUB 'ii :Q Q, Rachel Baily Geraldine Bunn Jewell Capps Wilma Gray Deans Shirley Denning Aliene Garris Panice Garris Barbara Ginn Jean Hamm Virginia Hamm Ann Langston Marlene McDonald Geraldine Moore Nell Newell GLEE CLUB Sula Newton Dorothy Peacock Patsy l-loag Shelby Stowe Jean Strickland Mamie Ruth Sutton Maxine Toler Dorothy Tyndale Jean Wester Betty Lou West Mary Williams Irene Aycock Peggy Aycock Jean Barden Shirley Batson Betty Fay Bordeau Peggy Cross Frances Cuddington Cleo Davis Elizabeth Davis Betty Dunn Marie l-lales Shelby Harrell Betty Hart Jane l-lamm Norma Herring Frances James. Alice Jones Julia Ann Jones Yvonne Jones Jean Lupton Joyce McCarter Hilda Moore Jo Ann Moore Ann Pender Marie Turnage Darlene Warrick Lora Wiggins Grace Williams Mallie Williams Pat Potter Betty McQuinn Kay Malpass A, J. Allen Johnny Alley Janet Andrews Janice Andrews Amelia Banks Jimmy Barber Jim Black Bess Boyette Steve Brown Bill Campbell Shirley Canady Colton Carawan Dale Caudill Nancy Combs Buddy Compton Mary Louise Compton Margaret Coward Frances Creech Wilbur Creech Bobby Crumpler Jimmy Daughtry Jimmy Daughtery Joe DeBruhl David Denning Edna Earl Edens l-lartwell Edmundson Ray Fann' Betty Farmer Lawrence Gurley Betty Jean Gwatney Mary Frances Haddock Nancy l-larmon William l-larris Bob Haskins Malcolm l-leath Joyce l-ligh Joyce l-lines Tommy l-lines Jerry l-loncutt Paul Holmes ! , 1 X'--4' .4- ix YIM, -5 A . w A ' 1 1 f.y- ' I ,-,f,w, x - I yrf IL. AX eg. J ga-' A, A , Q f A 1 . 4' - ,, .2 l D , .I , , , I A 1 , 1 QA: . 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I if fr'-'W'ff4wp?g A Q-1' 1, 'Q W H: 'V ,A iv-, f, H, , M T,,1ff1efwf-Mawa -- it , ',, l -W Nancy Harmon Millie Stevens Betty Jean Smith Betty lvlixon v' 1 ' 935193: fQ 3..W.,,,, fain , 5' W ' 0,1 , , 1 ff-15 ..,mm, ik f rw. 0 t+, M1436 I fm ff' 9' Emily Newman Shirley Shrago Susan Campbell Clifton Sneeden Carolynne Harwell Matilda Parker CH HLE BRANTLEY YCUCK CI-I PTEP1 NATIONAL HU UR UCIETY Q f, 2 f ,A ,,.i , tk fi' W,N.:fwasn-A...-Q 'A , V: A B rw .fd , . be XX .Mizz .:-, s ,, f. 1 ' t ,,.,ii :-' 2, fry! is Q' t 'A P , I 7 S? -1 ff --., I , 4 ii,., . ,.,,z.- E .-v , .ra w k :MALI ., fa ',i'i ,i . T ,,. 1 - L ,, 1 .. y 5 3 V M .iii 4 rt R ' f 'f 2 it --f1i' V z 5 gf f President ..... .... C arolynne Harwell Vice President. , . . . .Nancetta Hudson Secretary .... .... B etty Jinnette Treasurer ...................... Susan Campbell Nancetta Hudson Snyder Pate Betty Jinnette Kitty Brown Sherry Noble Lawrence Gurley 5 V My mv.. I 3 . . V , - ,- fm gn ' . ,V -sv 4,4 M 15145: A ,ww af! 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V.. v mm--' gfl 'ah' ' A L. ,U ' - 0 .,, 11- 4, Ulm 5183 AW .iWifi'?fXX' P100 W T ff 'xl 'L F J ,I 'H 1 .5 5.5 fi .,, 'E .ii M, ii ,s U! vas vi Elf jf .I w E , , !! fi IH 'i iE,s 1953 ROSTER Ernest Faust Jimmy Bradley Janet Stanton Styron Harris Nancetta Hudson Mary E, Walters Susan Campbell Betty Jinnette Kitty Brown Patsy Jenkins Jo Ann Williams Donald Montague Frank Nunn Robert Nelson Jimmy Potter Tommy Hines Grace Kassel Annie Ray Keel Harriett Walton Louis Marriner Harold Garris Barbara Bagwell Post Barbour Sybil Bartlett Mary Louise Bizzell Barbara Bridgers Larry Boyers Linwood Boyette Carolyn Baldwin Katherine Casteen Barbara Clark Graham Clark Morris Conekin Betty Daniels Jimmie Daughtry Roland Davis Farrel Dawson Tony Dees Warren Denise Eva Dumas Martha Ellis Fred Ginn Reuben Grant Billie Lou Grantham Mary Ruth Montague Tommie Albert Martha Wallace Alton Ward Ruby Handley Donald Haskins Pat Heeden Bert Herring Kay Herring Ann Hill Christine Hines Aaron Hinson Sammy Hocutt Sara Horton Gordon Johnson Julia Ann Jones Bobby Kadis Vicky Kershaw Estelle Kleinert Barbara Kleinert Mary Ann Lassiter Peggy Lindsy Craven Mackie Henry Martin Eleanor McCullen Ray Meadows Betty Mixon Emily Newman George Peacock Jody Pemberton Pat Pittman Bill Porterfield Billy Register Virginia Reid Jack Royall Andy Rich Mary Rachel Shine Delphia Smith Betty Jean Smith Robert Smith Lee Smoot Tommy Stanton Millie Stevens Joyce Stephenson Billy Walker Janet Waters Nelson Williams Ann Vann Paul Vinson Rudy Hughes Shirley Shrago Roy James Henry Jenkins 4, 52 Q f f, ' I A' gala, n THE 21 GULDMASOUEHS L , 'THE SUUTH'S OUTSTANDING THEATER EUR YUUTH' f V ff 2 ,W t. m,.,- V fv 'qi JV, 34913-55 1 ' Fb gi' J. , ' rwmve , Q' :f S--Q, .Q,U1g,.-5,,1wff. , wax fr f, 42 ,-amy?-,,, A-fi :Q x M , ww 1-425 ff -M621 gee i ., fmfffp ISM, Lx ' fy-g,,ggfZq?gy1r':'g'E'f,',x, 'w , w' 4 .1 if 'R WX r 'Q .f 1 A Q . sw- I 1' 'X W ww-f, ..-M ,fx . 1 53 Q 'sf 2 ?' 2 , 5 Q' Q f ? xi: f 1 'r V3 Beyond 'fhe Rainbow The Guesls: Florence .... Hannibal . . . Fairy May .... Jeffrey ....... Mrs. Paddy . . . The Family: Tilus ....... Samuel ..... Lily Belle . . . Eihel ......... The Siaff Miss Wilhelmina Dr. Emmell ...... A new comedy By John Parrick The Casl' uns. one ....J lphia Smilh . . De Bill Porrerfield Emily Newman . Bobby Royall oyce Taylor . . . Ernesl' Fausi' Paul Magill Marlha Ellis Kiriy Brown a Q u n 0 u u Q o c n a Mary Rachel Shine . . . . Billy Regisier fl EH if T lu .ill El ll' fil re li fl I Z Q z Z E 5 1 I1 ,4 vu 'NW xf GULD lTH T E SQUEB 433-vu 4 cf X WHERE THE CROSS IS MADE Z 0 TARTS .J 4 w 11 Q4 i V F 1 I I Q 5 f X E 4 w V MISS SUSAN CAMPBELL VARSITY SWEETHEART VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS President ..... Vice President ...... Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary. Treasurer .... .James Carter .Pete Malpass Wilbur Creech Henry Jenkins . . . . . . .Knox Jenkins ,.--.. I-. AR ITY CL f L I When the score stands against me, and there seems 2fQ if e haIT to play, and I am hot and Tired and sick f' I I s T r e n g T h To p I a y t h e g a m e . I T i s e a s y e T4T I 1q I feel fresh ancI The re a re no odds against Q TTTT Thaaa T' I ,TT I I and I am tempted to cheat, to gamble, or -I air I ' I ' I f 'L i P H its g,-,eg,,I,gh.,,. ,i . I HIP' ,. , s I I I If I mia f' Wilbur Creech Pete Malpass James Carter Andy Rich BiIIy Brock John Lynch Louis Marriner Jack PaIey I-Ienry Martin Clifton Sneeden Dortch Langston Leroy StrickIand Nick Rose DonaIcI Montague Paul Glisson John Jernigan I-Ienry Jenkins Ei ' I Ji I i I 'I L W, its HQ , , Iff.5,.,3.W ,. :--4 ., ,, I want to take lite as a game and I do this, I need some strong IeacIer, be with me. When I am cowardiy, the sense that Thou art by my plan my way and giving me Be with me in the cont-est through Iife's courses, I ,-ii III Iittie iii IIE veiioug IIIIEQ I IIO III iiaiid I Io I T itir ide. IIE EI Iii Ume I . 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I e I S -- I d e Io r ,I II 6 5 C n g M A I . , -3 , g ,A'- ' I, 1 1- , i , QI o quit, then I need Thy help. nd pIay it fair and hard To o I pray that Thou wiII always we I r tired, or baffled, give me i d e , re I I i n g rn e h o w To f h e C o u r a g e to Ii e e p o n . i n I yuh Ii'i I irii ' I f f O d 8 I 3 fi d 8 ' I I iii 7- ff ' ' ' fiif V, 3-Ixfiel-I rie' 'ij' ' 1' ' f- '11 ,J ,Q 'fu v ia -ig I N is as ' ',r: I :.. 1,-- , f IYI ,337 I I ' ' I- WI V- if J ii,, I irie, I , riiiii I u f ii ' 5, ', I IIIIY I ' I sm W J 4 an .INA - in I - WE , ' i,, 'Q f I BIIIy West W. D. Crisp Bobby Greene Tommy Waters Brasron Keen ArnoId Buck Edward Caviness Jay Maxwell Fred Ginn Gerald Daughtry Charles Faust Jimmy Askins Roy James Tommy Johnson Durwood Wiggin Bud Eliis Knox Jenkins S FOOTBALL COACHES NORRIS JEFFREY A BILL SCHEERER Asst. Head Coach Head Coach SPORTS AWARDS Knox Jenkins, receiver of the Moose Lodge Durvvood Wiggins, receiver of the Para- Most Valuable- Player Award presented by mount Sportsmanship Award presented by Mr. Bill Powell. Mr. Mickey McCIenny. A 2 l ? I 1 1 A 2 i I i 3 I w I 1 i i Q V ii ? lw V f ----V f h-umm-wguqgn - -f w-f--------.- -.I . . 0. ',,- ----7. -- , lU 4- i I , Wwwnluhnupg no A, in wx an-nn 'dull-nop-pg A , .,..-g,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,3 ' Q 'Q vm. imma., ,. ,Q as QI' ,, w . Q 7, r 1 W v .yn Q.- nwwnpuwnanwn' q M ' 1 Wan ummm mn w up 3'3 - f1 '?' 'M A' . 4.4...,.,..... ,....,' A' WMM? '11 'fmz'--H --M -- Im.. .... mnluui M 'Y :W 'S' 'A H - -.4...-.,,,,m .. irlilmxu-an mums an f-yqggw Qmw' 'K ' ,NUM , 'Ulf 14 ll Qpv 'm ' A' 'Wit' '-' f -W'-W . -A: ,.,. W ' mn-Q M11 ' ' N' ' WFWUWH ww 3f,fj,ll,.N -W v W - iv- W, --xg ,, ,... . ' , A l A ,,,,. ,v,. ..-1: my f'.A -,', 2 , rv ,, ,Tanga mncnannzll, ,,-,g tb Q I f. ,, fl' '15 1:21 ,Tx 53.1-ina, -ftglf ' 1-Q H . ,My 3 , 3 X W l . 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I L I s i 4 V 5 n -...np wff1w,,?,A A . ,-,,.... .Him ,H -, L 4 4 L ni E 3 A S if e 5 S E i N 7 n V I 1 ORTCH LANGSTON K ,ggffdx l x I 54: N 4- :l f ,,,3u,. fv 5' E gf if 2 f f' f Q, f' BOBBY GREENE SAMMY E3ifTi3iNf35R CLIFTON SNEEDEN i JIMMY ASKINX JACK FVXLEY QQOPXCH vi.. .. . , 4 ff EL OUARTER DOWN TU G0 Bob Barbee Alan Lee James Edmundson Kay Herring Houston Groom Tommy Farmer Tommy Waters Pat Elmore Dick Frazier Nathan Bedford Henry Howell Norman Callahan Billy Tomlinson W, A, Bissette Jody Pemberton Larry Frederick Charles Worrell Sammy Getsinger Coach Clyde Whitener Nick Rose Paul Vinson Henry Shearin B. J. Ellis Bill Millard Walter Blackman Tommy Marrow C O TOMMY is i,., ,,ii,,yJ W ATERS l i 1 noun N-.M I DICK C A P T A i rg FRAZIER P 1 ? I , M 1 1 5 I n F F 9 F I R P 1 I w I i s E f C s 1 F 5 4 1 I f W ,,f ' -Ny W, ' C - K ,- fx ,ff V 2 .Q LL BILLY WEST CUFTON SNEEDEN ANDY RICH ARNQLD BUCK NATHAN BEDFORD DURWOOD WIUGINS I - ... .. . s u I . V , ,a ' .EE'-'L . ' V ,uf .W If 55 ' 1 1 5 ,? ',,,4, Ari Ai.:-.ax K Kam' 1 X 4 r 3 N 4 . I I I l 1 r i s I I K r V I i ! r A I I I I i 1 1 If g f , ,,g,.,,, Q., f f M h,-gh, fm-wr V gr , M' amky Cafngxbefii ima Durnaii P Gene Vamn Head Qdfbii ra GOQWM Assxsfamf Ham Hcpbby Teuachfgff Aiyefreef Srmfiw Amvmwm . mf ff 2 l?Lgw A '- WM fi q . WW Z M 4' . f ff ffffw 2 ' H. A af-43 I 'V' f f' 2 5 3 2 ef 'Q Z Y 1, 135' I1.mmy in rack Sey ' ,rs I Sim mf Minh VF H' P u vu 'Bs lllkgngil ,mx n3ws..s,, K GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President ..... Vice President .... Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Point Reader. . . Soortsleader .... Co-Press Agents. . OFFICERS Co-Social Chairmen. . . . . .Ruby Handley ....,Joyce Summerlin .. Carole lvledlin . . .Pat Meadows .. .Thelma Faust Carolyne Baldwin . , . .Betty Hatton Betty Jinnette .Barbara Bridgers Nancy l-larmon 5i fe-gg MW' wwwww J 3 r I 4 I 4 -wr-1,-nu-1-mf Y- . -' 1:-' -.-,'Qg11P',j' 'Hr EL, Q wa 5 E 21 . -nv 1, f Kg Q, .rv L W gxm ,Af 1 X 4f4,Wf' gf x fy X ,-I1 A 4142 T I i 5 I I :fi W 'M' ! GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Ruby Handley Joyce Summerlin Carole Medlin Pat Meadows Thelma Faust Carolyn Baldwin Nancy Harmon Barbara Bridgers Betty Jinnette Mary Love Elliott Leslie Weil Betty Peele Eva Dumas Millie Stevens Dorothy Gurley Cynthia Denny Meribeth Bunch Katherine Taylor Anna Herring Ann Smith Carol Gray Aylene Smith Fanny Rose Elmore Virginia Reid Shirley Denning Mary Frank Mooring Pat Heeden Ann Newbould Billie Frances Lassiter Barbara White Sonya Knight Faye Shrago Hilda Batson Janet Stanton Rebecca Thompson Frances Smith Elizabeth Cross Carol Williford Roberta Raynor Barbara Southerland Mary Lou Ward Connie Mclntyre Sandra Edgerton Alpha Bissette Barbara Williams Fanny Parker Patsy Jenkins Emily Newman Katherine Harrell Patricia Jones Mary Scott Best Patsy Sauls Sula Newton Mary Lou Magill Jane Hamm Dorothy Tyndall Carol Sherard Glenda Lane Estelle Kleinert Martha Wallace Caroline Cobb Jean Barden Nancy Howard Suzanne Edgerton Jackie Hill Sue Lahr s Martha Ellis Betty Farmer E 4 4 I VX 11 F F J 0 i 1 V f N, y f Y 1 r Z 4 l A w P Q e 4 I 5 I I I e a 3 i 0 fwlj , X' ,WY 'iw lk ff: , , , :gk 5146, Z, - ,.,, ,, .,., , M , ' W f V v i ...,.l.,qan: D U . . 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Cluftonl Brutton Dramatrcs Art Radlo East Carolrna Teacher s College B A M A Frances D. Bayne Dislributive Education Unuversuty of Missouri J Frank Casey Malhernatrcs Sclence N C State College W Howard Coble Musuc Gurlford College Lucunda Edwards Math St Mary s Junror College Duke Unuversrty Columbua Unnyersrty A B M A Anthony Blysak Science State Teachers College, Pa. BS. Anne Elernrng English WCUNC StateUNC Emma Lou Garner French English W C U N C Janie C. Ipoclc Mathematics W.C.U.N.C. AB Ina Mixson Mathematics Guilford College B.S. Elizabeth F. Grant English-History W.C.U.N.C. BA. Nadine Howell Office Secretary Geraldine Jones Biology Meredith College Norris Jeffrey Science N C State U N C BS,MA Kitty I-lall Moore l-lome Economics l-lazel Mc Keel Commerce Atlantic Christian College AB. l Eleanor Powell English Brenau College U.N.C. Julian Rawls lndustrial Arts N C State Columbia University AB., MS. Nellie Pringle . Library Winthrop College AB. Mary Elizabeth Ridge Home Economics Limestone College Eugene L Roberts Journal Printing Wake Forest College B A M A William F Scheerer Physical Education World History University of Richmond Eleanor Simpson Ruth Saunders Social Studies English St Marys School U N C English Latin Duke University Louise Wade Commerce Greensboro College Meredith College AB. John B. Thompson Band Appalachian State Teacher's College U. N. C. BS. Margaret Jean Whittecl Biology- Physical Education UNC. - W.C.U.N.C. BS. Clyde W. Whitener l-listory-Sociology Wake Forest College Josie Tomlinson English-Spanish W.C.U.N.C. AB. Eleanor Yelverton Dietitian 5 L Mig Q 2 ,V SENIO 'W li -12' ,l CLASS OFFICERS President ...................................... Louis lvlarriner Vice President ...... ...... S usari Campbell Secretary ...... ...... S lierry Noble Treasurer. . .... Andy Rich WILLIAM COLJRTNEY AYCOCK Good nature and good sense go all the way. Marshal 4 BARBARA ANN BAGWELI. Never' ready, always late, buf she smiles and so we wait. Latrn Club l, 2, 3, Goldmasouers 2, 4, Majorf ettes 3, 4, SA Rep, 2, JrfSr Dec Comm, Board of Electrons 3, Bulletrn Board l, 2, Gohrsca Make-up Ed. 4, Class Councrl Rep 2, 'Shepherds' Song 2, 3, 4, SHIRLEY JEAN BATSON If study were the only cause of death, she'd live forever. E H A l, Goldmasouers l, Glee Club 4, SA Rep 4, Recreatron Cornm 3, l-lornaroom Seca retary 2 ELWOOD JAY BATTON The good die young, he must take care of himself. Goldmasouers l, 4, l-lomeroom Othcer l, 3 JAMES BLAINE BEl.l. While there's life there's hope. D E Club Member 3, 4, Assrstant Edrtor 3, 4, Prornotron Manager 4, Goldmasquers 2, l-lorneroom Presrdent 2, l-lomerocm Treasurer l, DE Conventron rn Rocky Mount 3 JEWEL NEDGELYN BEST She walks in beauty. Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, SA Rep, 2, Jr -Sr Dec Comm., Jr, Wk Program Comm., Foreugr Schools Comm. 4, Best Supporting Actress 3, Angel Street , Best Foot Forward , Today ls Tomorrow , The Long Christmas Dinner 6 KENNETH ABNER BOYD Speech in abundance. DE, Club 2, 3,4 BESSIE DAll. BOYETTE She'd rather talk to men than angels any day. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Goldmasouers l, Marshal 3, 4, Cafetena Comm 2, Lost 6 Found Comm l, WllI O' The Wnsp l , Radlo Show Queen Medicine. JAMES CORNELILJS BRADLEY, JR. He lives 'in deeds, not years, in thoughts, not breaths. Goldmasquers l, 2, 3, 4, Head Bus. Mgr. 4, House Mgr. 3, Cheerleader l, 4, Community Serwce Comm 2, Social Comm, 2, 3, Lost 6 Found Comm, l , Gohisca Bus. Staff 4, Gohusca Sports Ed, 4, Jr,-Sr. Dec. Comm. MARY ANNE BRADSHAW The reason gentlemen prefer blondes. FHA, 2, Glee Club 2, 'Shepherds' Song 3, Chmn Refreshment Comm Jr -Sr., Jr. Councnl Rep, Cnohusca Ad, Staff 4, Hi-News Staff 4g l-lomeroom Officer 2, 3. CATHERINE MAY BROWN Her very fingers hath music in them as they run across the keys. Goldmasouers 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Accompanlst 2, 3, 4, SA, Rep l, 2, 3, Communlfy Servlce Comm 4, Soc. Comm 2, 3, Stunt Nught l, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Beyond The Rainbow Drama Eeshval, N H S 4, BETTY JOYCE BRYAN Here is proof that all redheads aren't hot-heads. DE Club 2, 3, Olee Club l, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Homeroom Pres. l. 6, W, TRDY MILLER BRYAN He knows how to do things and does them. Goldmasouers 2, 3, 4, Stage Manager 3, 4, l-lomeroom Vice-President 4. JAMES ARCl-l l E CAMPBELL If silence is golden then Archie must be 10070 Brass. DE. Club 3, Goldmasquers 2, 5, Mixed Chorus S, Makeeup for Plays 2, S, Homeroom Pres. l, 2, 3, Freshman Initiation 2 SUSAN ANN CAMPBELL The beauty of her song transports me far from these dull walls and carries me to heavenly places. Spanish Club 3, 4, N,l-l S, 3, 4, Goldmasouers 2, 3, 4, Head Make-up Artist 3, 4, Gold- masquers Sec 4, Sr, Class Vnce-Pres., Cheer- leader 3, Jr.ASr Dee Comm , Soc Comm 4, Dance Band Singer 4, JAMES DAVID CARRAWAY He expects to pass through this life but once. Pikeville High School l, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. DE, Club 4, DE District Convention 4, Home- room President 4. JAMES HARRELL CARTER The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Goldmasquers 4, Baseball Mgr, I, Jr, Foot- ball l, 2, Varsity Football 4, SA, Rep, 2, 3, Jr -Sr Dec Comm, Visual Educatuon Comm, l, 2, 3, 4, EDWARD LEE CAVI NESS Roll on world and he'll roll with you. Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Goldmasouers l , Ten- nis Squad l, 2, 3, 4, Building G Grounds Committees l, 4, I ,st f 3 , ,, X M? , .,,, Wes-,Q QS: in 352, 'awfxwr MARY Cl-lRlSTl NE COBB A willing heart, a willing hand, always ready on demand. Spanish Club 3, 4, Treas. 4, El-l.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Marshal 4, S.A. Rep. 2, Dev. Comm, 4, El-l.A. State Conv, l, 3, Library Club 4. NANCY ARLEEN COMBS Give h-er a problem and she will give you its solution. Band 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, SA, Rep. l, 2, 4, Jr-Sr. Program Chmn., Jr. Wk. Song Chrnn, Marshal 4, Goldmasquers 2, Junior Class Vice-Pres., Devotion Comm. l, 3, GEORGE MORRIS CONEKI N A good time is the only reason for living. Goldmasquers 4, Jr. Football 2, Columbia Scholastic Press Assn. Conv, 3, N.C.S,C.C. Placement Comm. l , l-lorneroom Dev. Chmn. 2. AUBURN LEO COOKE We hear him before we see him. DE. Club 2, 3, l-lomeroom President 2. GARLAND DEAN COOKE He's naturally nice. DE. Club 3, 4, Junior Council Rep., Home- room Officer l, 2, 3. ROBERT CLEVELAND COUSINS Youth should be in pleasure spent, old age will come and he'll repent. Goldmasquers l, 2, 3, 4, Jr, Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 'Shepherds' Song 4, Jr.-Sr. Deco Comm., l-lomeroom Officer l, 2, 3. ...M 5.4 r I, nv Z 1' GRID PATSY MAE CREECI-I Precious things come in small quantities. Fl-IA. I, 2, 4, Cvoldmasquers I, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Jr. Class Council Rep., Cafeteria Comm. 2, Library Comm. 3, Jr.-Sr. Dec. Commy i Home-room Officer I, 2, 3, Shepherds Songs 2, Library Rep. I, Darkness on the Delta 3. WILBUR LEWIS CREECI-I Frienolliness is the keynote of a, good personality. Varsity Club 3, 4, Band I, 2, 4, Goldmasquers 4, Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4, Ad. Mgr. Varsity Club 4, Baseball 4, Mgr. 3, Devotion Comm. 4, Jr.-Sr. Dec Comm., Shepherds Song 4, I-Iomeroom Officer 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM DEWITT CRISP Always jolly, quiet and caref1'ee,. life may be dull, but nevefr he. DE Club 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Men's Chorus 3, Jr. Varsity Football I, 2, Varsity Foot- ball 3. BETTY LOU CRUMPLER A smile is the whisper of a laugh. D.E. Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, JAMES BRADDOCK CRUMPLER A quiet boy is a rarity. Pikeville High School 'I, 2, 3, D.E. Club 4. ROBERT THOMAS CRUMPLER One never tires of good humofred people. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Goldmasquers I, Marshal 4, Jr, Wk. Proclamation Comm., Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Board of Elections Comm. 4, Grounds Comm. 3, Homeroom Vice-President 3. , ,I , .Q 53? af' ,Y MARY FRANCES CUDDINGTON Leave silence to the saints, I am but human. Goldmasquers l, 2, 35 Glee Club 45 S.A. Rep. 45 Devotion Comm. 25 Homeroom Pres. l, 2, 35 Out of This World 5 Father ot the Bride. DOROTHY ELIZABETH DAIL To prove that all blondes aren't lightheaded. French Club 3, 4, Sec. 45 Latin Club l, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 35 Marshal 45 Community Service Comm, 45 Reception Comm. 35 Head Make- up Editor for Gohisca 4. JESSE RAY DAUGHTRY Good humor 'Ls the health of the soul: sadness its poison. DE. Club 3, 4. BETTY LORAINE DAVIS Quiet, gentle, and refined, always thoughtful and very kind. FHA. l, 2, 3, 45 SA. Rep. 45 Community Service Comm. 45 Brogden High School l5 Rosewood High School 2. CLARK EDWARD DENISE The cautious seldom err. Wrestlung 35 Photography 35 Homeroom Pres. l 5 Gooseberry Tarts 5 The Man Who Came To Dinner, DAVID RAY DENNING if 'arg 52.11 I ain't dead, but I'm speechless. Band l, 2, 35 Dance Band l, 2, 3. BETTIE OLIVE DUNN Who would know her without her pleasing smile. FH A. l, 2, Goldmasquers l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, SA. Rep 2, Senror Councrl Rep., 'Shepherds' Song 2, 3, Darkness on the Delta, BOB LYNN DUPREE He trusts his dignity to hide his faults. Smrthfneld Hrgh School l, 2, 3, Goldmasquers 4, Editor of Slate Notes 4, 'Shepherds' Song 4. MARTHA CAROLYN ELLIS She came, she saw, she conquered. French Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Latun Club l, 2, 3, Goldmasquers 3, 4, Marshal 4, Cheerleader 4, Jr -Sr. Dec. L3 Prog. Comms., Class Coun- crl Rep. 3, Reception Comm 3, Gohlsca Busi- ness Staff 3, 4, Testator 4, 'Shepherds' Song 3, 4 RICHARD BRYAN ELLIS If he can't find a way he'll make one. Varsuty Club 2, 3, 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, Freshman Class Pres., Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsuty Football 3, 4, Co-Captaln 4, Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4, Jr Varsity Football and Basketball l, 2, Burldrng and Halls Comm l, Hi-News Staff otAdvert1srng 4 LINEWOOD KENNETH EPPS Much could be said of him, if one could read his mind. Band l, 2, Goldrnasouers l, 2, 4, Jr. Football 3, Wrestling 3, l-lorneroom Pres. 4, Shep- herds' Song. PETER HOLTON EVANS Remember, your tongue is in a wet place and likely to slip. Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. Chmn., lnvitation Comm., Recreation Comm. 3, Chmn. Photography Comm. 4, H:-News Photographer 4. DAVI D JOHN FAl RCLOTH A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Vice-Pres. DE. Club 3, 4, l-lomeroom Treas- urer 3, 4, ERNEST MacDONAl.D FAUST Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. Goldmasquers l, 2, 3, 4, President 5, Home- room Officer l, 2, 3, 4, SA. Rep l, Father ot the Bride , Beyond the Rainbow , Angel Street , Where the Cross ls Made , Long Christmas Dinner , Out ot This World. Tl-lEl.MA lRENE FAUST Why take life seriously? You'll never get out of it alive anyway. Spanish Club 3, 4, Goldmasquers l, 2, Mar- shal 4, GAA. 3, 4, Pt. Sec. 4, Jr.-Sr, Prog. G Dec. Comms., Class Council Rep, 3, Com- munity Service Comm. 3, Foreign Schools Comm 4, Lost 5 Found Comm. l. DAVID CLIFTON FORREST Let every man mind his own business. Men's Chorus 3, 4, Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3' Baseball 3, 'Shepherds' Song Chorus. 1 BOBBY GERALD GARRIS Few were his words, but wonderfully clear. DE, Club 2, 3, 4, D,E, Conventions in Rocky Mount and Greenville, Visual Ed. Comm. l. MYRTLE JEAN GI NN Men may come and men may go, but my tongue goes on forever. D E. Club 3, Fl-lA, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Com- munity Service Comm, 4, Pikeville High School l, 2, PAUL EUGENE GLISSON He can resist everything except temptation. Varsity Club 3, 4, Cioldmasciuers 2, 3, 4, Mens Chorus l, 2, 3, Jr. Varsity Football l, Varsity 3, SA. Rep, l, Jr, Basketball Mgr. l, 2, 'Mikadof 'Shepherds' Song, LAWRENCE RAY OLJRLEY Patience is the 'very remedy for every trouble. French Club 3, 4, Treas 4, NHS. 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Lt. 4, lst Lt. 4, Jr. Council Rep, Dance Band l, 2, 3, Marshal 4, Goldmasouers l , Soc. Comm. Chmn, 4, BETTY JEAN GWATNEY We know nothing of tomorrow, our business is to be good and happy today. Spanish Club 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Senior Council Rep, Community Service Comm l, 2, 4, For- eign Schools Comm 4, Library Comm, l, Shepherds Song 2. SANFORD HASCOTT FlAlVllVl Happiness is cheaper than worry. DE, Club 3, 4, l-lomeroom Officer 3 ELlZAl3E'l'l-l JANE l-lAlVllVl She has not time for men or fame, a mere diploma is her aim. DE Club 2, FHA l, Goldmasciuers l, Glee Club l, 4, GAA. 4, Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3, Cafeteria Comm, l, 4, Library Comm. 4, Recreation Comm. 4, DORIS HARRIS Eyes glad with smiles. Library Club 4, FHA, l, 2, Goldmasquers l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, Jr.-Sr, Invitation Comm., Class Council Rep, l, 2, 3, Community Service Comm. 3, Library Comm. 2, 4, Senior Gift Comm. 2 MARIAN RUTH HARRIS Fame dies, honors perish, but loving kindness is immortal. Mrami, Florida, l, 2, Anderson, South Carolina 3, DLE, Club 4. BERRY THOMAS HART Beware of a quiet man. lvluxed Chorus 4, Grounds Comm, 4, Shep- herds' Song 4, Rosewood High School l, 2. NANCY CAROLYNNE HARWELL Intellect and grace make a perfect woman. Spanush Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Parluamentarian 2, N.H.S. 3, 4, Pres. 4, Marshal 4, GAA. 3, Point Sec. 3, SA. Rep, 2, UN. Seminar 3, Dlgt. N,H.S. Conv. 3, Gohrsca Sr, Ed., SA, Parliamentarian 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Chmn, Jr, Wk, Program. BETTY LOUIS HATTON She tries the luxury of doing good. Swansboro Hugh School l, Latrn Club 2, 3, 4, FHA, 2, 3, 4, State Officer 4, Club Officer 2, 3, 4, GAA, 3, 4, Reporter 4, S.A. Corres- ponding Sec. 4, FHA, State Conv, Rep., Pre- srded over District Conv., Jr.-Sr. Program Comm. NORlVlA GREY HERRI NG Neat, sweet and hard to beat. FHA l, 2, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Library Rep. 3, 4, Sec. of Library Club 4, Library Comm. Chmn 3, Homeroorn Officer 2. GEORGE FLOYD HILL Let my deep silence speak for me. Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Pres. 3, Wrestling 3, 4, Captarn of Team 4, Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm, Lrbrary Rep. 2, Stage Crew, 'Shepherds' Song , The Man Who Came-to Drnner , State Drama Festrval. HERBERT HILL If he says he will you may depend upon it. Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Chmn, Raduo Work Shop 3, Shepherds Song 2, 3, 4, Goose-berry Tarts , Years Ago , Angel Street , Traul of Tears , Drama Festrval JERRY ELIVIORE H I NNANT He doesn't worry, he doesn't fret, h,e's a boy we won't forget. D E, Club 3, Homeroom Othcer I, 2, 3, 4 NANCY ANN HOLLAND She trod in simplicity, gentleness, and honor and clean mirth. EH A I, 2, 3, 4, County Sec, 4, Glee Club 4, SA, Rep, 2, 3, Jr-Sr. Refreshment and Inv:- tatnon Comms, Lnbrary Rep. I, Homeroom Offncer I, 2. A JOH N HERBERT HOWELL A good measure of hard work and determination combined with a little nonsense insure success. Spanash Club 3, 4, Goldmasouers I, 2, Soph Class Pres., Jr Varstty Basketball and Foot- ball I, 2 NANCETTA JOCELYN HUDSDN I will not refuse to do something that I can do! NH S 3, 4, Vnce-Pres 4, Goldmasouers 2, 3, 4, Scrapbook Ed 3, Vuce-Pres 4, Marshal 4, Qulll Er Scroll 3, 4, SA Recordnng Sec 4, Brd. Electrons l, 2, 3, Cmpsr Cl Sng I Wunner World Peace Essay 3, Gohrsca Organ:- zatrons Co-Ed, Hr-News Co-Ecl 4, Shep- herds' Song 2, 3, 4, Father of the Brlden, Drama Eesllval I, 2, 3 CHARLES ALAN HUEY And the night shall be filled with music. Goldmasouers 2, lvlnxed Chorus 2, 3, 4, HSDGD- herds' Song 2, 3, 4, Dance Band Vocalnst 4, Soclal Comm 2, Mir f It RLJDOLPH HLJGHES The best way out of a difficulty is through it. Goldrnasduers 2, 3, 4, Chmn, Radio Workshop 4, Visual Education Comm, 3, Father of the Bride Drama Festival 3, Angel Street , Be- yond the Rainbow , Today ls Tomorrow , The Man Who Came to Dinner , Long Christmas Dinner. JOYCE MARIE JACKSON Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. Library Club, Vice-Pres. 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Corresponding Sec. 4, F,H.A, l, Jr-Sr, lnvi- tation Comm., Library Comm. 2, 4, Community Service Comm 3, Stunt Night 2, Homeroorh Officer l, 2, 3. ROY BRAXTON JAMES I'll be getting old when I walk around a puddle instead of through it. Varsity Club 4, Goldmasciuers 4, Jr Football 3, Varsity 4, Library RED. 3, 'Shepherds' Song , Gohisca Business Staff, Faison High School l, 2 HENRY CHARLES JENKINS He who gives a laugh gives immeas- urable service to humanity. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Recording Sec. 4, Gold- masquers 4, Football Mgr, 2, 3, 4, SA. Rep, l , Building 6 Halls Comm. l, Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm , Grounds Comm l , Athletic Comm, 2, Last Will and Testament, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, KNOX VALJGHN JENKINS Seldom serious, often gay, a grand sport in every way. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Treas 4, Freshman Class Treas , Baseball 3, 4, Jr, Varsity Football l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Co-Capt 4, Class Council Rep, 2. BETTY BOYD J INNETTE The smile that's backed by under- standing completely outshines the rest. French Club 3, 4, N H S. '3, 4, Sec, 4, Gold- rnasquers 2, 3, 4, Marshal 4, Soph. Sec., GAA 3, 4, Officer 4, Community Service Comm Chmn 4, Foreign Schools Comm, l, Gohisca Organizations Co-Ed. 4, Soph, Ed, Years Ago , Angel Street. JAMES ROBERT JOHNSON A dillar a, dollar a ten o'c-lock scholar. M Latin Club l, 2. ' THOMAS HATCHER JOHNSON I have no secret of success except hard work. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Marshal 4, Baseball 3, 4, Mgr, 2, Jr-Sr Dec Comm, Jr Wk Pa' rade Comm., Athletic Comm l, 2, Co-Chmn 3, Publicity Chmn, 4, Gohisca Sports Ed, 4, Hi-News Co-Ed, 4, Asst, Sports Ed 2, Ed 3 JULIA ANN JONES Merrily, merrily shall I live now. FHA, l, 2, Goldmasouers 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 41 Publicity Chmn 3, State Choral Con- testg Jr.-Sr. Invitation and Dec Comms, Years Ago , Shepherds Song 2, 3, 4 SADIE YVONNE JONES Carefree am I all the day through. E.H,A, l, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Shepherds Song 3, Jr,-Sr. Refreshment Comm , Library Comm, l. ANNIE RAY KEEL The lovely woman has hair so pale. Cafeteria Comm Chmn 4, DE Club 2, Dlgt, to State Conv,g Goldmasouers 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 3, Homeroom Officer 3, Costumes for Plays, 'Shepherds' Song 3, HENRY l3RASTON KEEN His only labor was to kill time. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Football 2, Basketball, Jr, l, Varsity 2, 3, 4, ir... ,V as 4 DORA LAVERNE KLI ENERT Wherever there is noise and fung I'll be there. El-lA l, 2, l3ancl l, 2, 3, 4, Marshal 4, SA. Rep. l, 2, 3, Cafeteria Comm, l, 2, Chmn, Sr, Gutt Comm., Band 2nd Lt. 3, 4, Band Asst, Llbrarlan 2, Eastern Carolinas All State Band Clinic 3. MARJORI E JEAN LASSITER Always friendly and full of fung Her good humor is surpassed by none. Soanlsh Club 3, Fl-lA l, 2, l-lomeroom Offi- Cer l, 2, 3, 4, Library Rep. 2, Sr, Council Rep, Cafeteria Comm lg Lubrary Comm, Z, Assembly Comm. 4, lVlARY ANN LASSITER There never was an uphappy redhead and she wouldn't change convention. F l-l.A, I, 2, Ooldmasquers l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, State Choral Contest l, 3, Publucity Chmn, 3, SA Rep, l, 2, 3, Jr. Wk Program Comm., Homeroom Otflcer l, 2, 3, 4, Jr-Sr Dec. and lnvntatlon Comms. BETTY ANN LEWIS Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Goldmasouers 2, Darkness on the Delta , Llbrary Comm, 2, Lost and Found Comm, l, Devotuon Comm. 3, 4, SA. Rep. 3, Freshman lnirlation 2, Homeroom Offucer l, 2, 3, 4. NANCY JEAN LUPTON Your life shall never lack a friend. Catetena Comm. l, 2, DE. Club 2, Gold- masquers l , Glee Club l, 4, Homeroom Treas. Z EUGENE GORDON LYNCH Happiness is the supreme object of existence. DE. Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, DE. State Conventlon. BARBARA JEAN lVlcCl.ENNY Maiden with soft dark eyes. Goldmasouers l, 2, 3, JraSr Dec. Comm., Shepherds Song , Bulletin Board Comm' l-lomeroom Officer l, 2, 3. ELEANOR ANN McCULLEN Arguments out of a pretty 'mouth are unanswerabte. Goldmasquers 2, 4, Glee Club l, 3, State Choral Contest 3, l-lomeroom Officer 3, 4, Jr. Council Rep, Years Ago , 'Shepherds' Song , Freshman lnitiation 2 BEI IY AILEENE MCGUINN The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Fairview High School, Fairview, North Caro- lina, l, 2, 3, Glee Club 4, PAUL TWITTY MAGILL, JR. His understanding is as deep as his voice. Goldrnasquers 2, 3, 4, l-lomeroom Pres. 2, Jr. Wk. Proclamation Comm., Shepherds Song 3, 4, Beyond the Rainbow 4, Soph, Entry in Peace Essay Contest, JAMES BRUCE MALPASS He is wise who speaks rwt much. Varsity Club 3, 4, Football Mgr. 4, Basketball 2, 3, Soph, Council Rep, Grounds Comm, l, Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Jr,-Sr, Dec, Comm. LOUIS EDWARD MARRINER, JR. He's a woman hater, but the Bible says love yourenemies. Spanish Club 3, 4, Pres, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Goldmasouers 2, 3, 4, l-lead House Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Chief Sc, Dsn. 3, 4, Pres, Sr. Class, Base- ball 3, 4, Jr, Football 2, 3, Varsity 4, SA Rep 2, Scrapbook Comm, 2, 3, 4, Chmn 3, Soc, Comm, 3, Art Staff Gohisca 4, Asst, Sports Ed. Hi-News 4, Bulletin Board Comm 2, Class Council Rep. l. ALLEN JAY MAXWELL, lll A hearty laugh, a 'mischievous smile make his life worthwhile. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football: Jr. l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Jr. Basketball l, Varsity,2, 3, 4, JAMES DONALD MONTAOLJE Don't let your studies interfere with your education. French Club 3, 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, House Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Pres., Baseball Mgr. 3, Football 3, 4, Jr. Wk. Program 3, Varsity Club 4, Recreation Comm, 2, 'Shepherds' Song , Angel Street , Building 6 Halls Comm. Chmn. 4, Where the Cross ls Made. JOHN W-l LSON MOORE Silence never betrays a man. Jr. Varsity Football 3. YVONNE MOORE The persouiflcatum of gaiety. D.E. Club 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3. HARRY LEE MORRIS, JR. To think is an 'idle waste of time. Goldmasquers 2, Homeroom Otticer 2,,3, Jr. Football l, Freshman Initiation 2, Lost G Found Comm. l. DOROTHY JEAN MOZ l NGO Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Goldmasquers 2, Marshal 4, Olee Club l, SA, Rep l, 3, Jr. Wk, Costume and Parade Comms, State Music Festival, Fl-l.A State Conv., Social Comm. Chmn 4, Assistant Sr Ed. Gohisco, Co-Chmn, Class Day. gy , ,gt 'H -l..... SHIRLEY GREY MYERS I've got my man. DE. Club 3, 4, Ed in Promotion 4, FHA I, Homeroom Officer 3, Kenansyille High School I. ROBERT LEE NELSON Be kind to dumb animals- especially women. Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus Mgr, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 'lEather of the Bride , Shepherds Song 2, 3, 4, Today Is Tomor- row. EM I LY FLORENCE NEWMAN Like a sweet melodious bird .she sings varied notes enchanting every ear. Spanish Club 3, 4, NHS. 4, Ooldmasquers 4, Mixed Chorus 3, GAA 3, 4, Jr, Wk Procla- mation Comm, Soc, Comm 4, Recreation Comm 3, 'lI3eyond the Rainbow , 'Shepherds' Song 3, 4, Jackson, Mississippi I, 2 SHERRY NOBLE Her sparkling surface scarce betrays the thoughtful tide which beneath it rolls. French Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, Pres 2, Key 2, NHS 4, Goldmasouers 3, Marshal 4, Sec Senior Class, Reception Comm 2, Chmn 4, Bus Staff Gohisca 4, Girls' State, GAA 3, Quill E7 Scroll 3, 4. ETTA BERNICE NORRIS True friendship is Heavenls delight. DE. Club 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Home- room Pres. 4, Library Rep. I, Soph, Council Rep, DE. Conv, 3. MATILDA EUNICE PARKER She'd stop St. Peter's roll call to start a conversation. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Vice-Pres. 2, NHS, 4, Goldmasquers 3, Marshal 4, GAA. 3, SA. Rep, I, 2, 3, Honor System Conv 4, Reception Comm. 2, 3, S.C, Promo- tion Comm. Chmn, 4, Gohisca Bus. Staff I, 2, 4, Eaculfy Ed. 4, Jr-Sr. Comms., Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4. 54? Bb f WILLIAM SNYDER PATE Behind an able man there are always other able men: French Club 3, 4, Latm Club I, 2, Treas. 2, NI-I.S, 3, 4, Asst. Chief Marshal 4, Men's Chorus 4, Jr. Class Treas, SA, Pres. 4, Grounds Comm. Chmn. 3, NHS. Conv. 3, UN Semrnar 4, NCS.C.C. 4, Shepherds Song 3. WILLIAM WENOELL PORTERFIELD All your fortune lies beneath your hat. Latun Club 2 Goldmas uers I 4' Homeroom- . Q . . Offucer I, 3, 4, Beyond the Rainbow Jr.-Sr. Program, Visual Education I, Gohisca Art Ed. 4, SA Treas 4. JAMES DAVID POTTER A sailor lad in blue. Goldmasquers 2, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 3, 4, Jr. Football I,-2, Varsnty 3, Freshman Initiation 2, Socual Comm. 4, Recreation Comm. I, Assem- bly Comm. I , Stunt Night 3, Library Rep. I, 2, Mrkado, 'Shepherds' Song I, 2, 3, 4. NATHAN WILLIAM POTTER, JR. Let him speak, otherwise he cannot be happy. DE. Club I, 2, 3, I-lomeroom Officer I, 2, 4, SA. Rep, I, 3. MILDRED JOYCE PRICE She has the heart of a belle and her tongue is the clapper. Band I, 2, Goldmasouers 3, I-Icmeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4, SA. Rep I , Board of Elections 3, 4, Lost G Found I , Sports Ed. Gohisca 4, Shep- herds' Song , Father of the Bride , Angel Street. WILLIAM LAMONT PRICE A good dzsposztzon he prefers to gold Goldmasqt ers 4 Marshal 4 Mnxed Chorus 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Shepherds Song 3 4 Jr Sr Dec Comm Socual Comm 3 4 Ad Staff Gohrsca 4. I' y Nw-Q l . - K .X ,. r ,vs 4 ui lqwf CATH ERI N E RAPER Fairest and best adorned is she whose clothing is humility. DE, Club 3, 4, Sec 33, Treas 4, Marshal 4, Olee Club 3, Homercom Ofhier 2, 3, 4, Ll- brary Reb 2, DE Corws 3, 4, Comrrlurmy Servlre Comm 3, Llbrary Comm 2 JOYCE ELAINE REAVES Happy as the daisies that dance on her way. D E Club 2, 3, Ooldmasquers l, Culee Club l, Homeroom Offucer l, 3 HUGH SPlCER RHODES A picture is a poem without words. Pikeville Hugh School l, 2, 3, DE Club 4, Ooldmasquers 4 CLAY ANDERSON RICH The only way to have a friend is to be one. Varslry Club 3, 4, Goldmasouers 3, 4, Sr Class stress, Baseball 5, 4, Football' lf, l, 2,iVar' sity 5, 4, SA Rep 1 ELWOOD WARREN ROLLINS Never think, you might disturb your mind. Homeroom Oftlcer l, 3, Bulldlng G Halls 3, Llbrary Comm 3, Ocldmasquer 2, 3, Mlxed Chorus 4, lvlerfs Chorus l, 2, 3, Shepherds Song l, 2, 3, 4, Darkness on the Delta JAMES RUDOLPH ROWE Nothing is so difieult but that it may be found by seeking. Bulldrrwg 6 Halls Comm. 3, Lubrary Comm 3, 4, Hcmerocm Offlcer l 2 ,AF , J, JOHN OLLEN ROYAL Ill None but himself can be his parallel. Goldmasquers 3, 4, Homeroom Otticer l, 2, Senior Class Council, Drama Festival 3, 4, Father of the Bride , Angel Street , Shep- herds' Song , 'Gooseberry Tarts , Where the Cross ls Made , Beyond the Rainbow. JAMES MELVI N SALJLS A wit with dances and u dunce with wit. DE, Club l, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3, Grounds Comm 2, 3. SHIRLEY RH EA SHRAGO That which is beautiful Ls not always good, but that which is good is always beautiful. French Club 3, 4, NHS. 3, 4, Goldmasquers 3, 4, Chief Marshal 4, Jr Class Sec., NASCC, 3, Disc. Leader N.C,S.C.C, 4, Gohisca Editor- in-Chief 4, Freshman Ed. l, Business Staff 2, 3, Pres. Dist NC SCC, 4. BETTY JEAN SM lTH There's no cosmetfic for beauty like happiness. F HA 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Goldmasciuers 2, 3, 4, l-lomeroom Officer l, 2, 'Shepherds' Song 2 3, 4, Best Foot Forward , Jr.-Sr, Dec. Comm., Library, Rep, l, 2, Drama Festival 3, Com- munity Service Comm 2, 3, Stunt Night l, 2, 3, Hi-News Alumni Ed. JACKIE FLOYCE SMITH She wakes with sunshine in her eyes and finds the morning blue. Chipley High School, Chipley, Florida, l, 2, 3 FHA 4, Library Comm, 4, Library Club 4 LESLIE GORDON SMITH Roll around Heaven doing the Hucklebuck. Goldmasciuers 2, 3, Mens Chorus 2, Home- Cheerleader 2. r room Officer l, 3, 4, Jr, Basketball Mgr. l, 2, ROBERT LEE SMITH Out of the strain of the doing into the peace of the done. DE. Club 3, C-olclmasquers 2, 3, 4, Concession Mgr. 4, Marshal 4, Soph, V.P., Quill and Visual Education Comm. 2. ALBERT CLIFTON SNEEDEN, JR. Speak of Jacob's Ladder and he would ask you how many steps there were. Raleigh, North Carolina, I, 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, N.l-IS, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Football 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm., Reception Comm 4, Business Mgr, Gohisca 4. EVA JANET STANTON The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Latin Club I, 2, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Bus. Mgr, 4, Marshall 4, Soph. V.P,, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, GAA. 4, SA. Rep. I, 2, Jr.-Sr. Comms., Devotion Comm. 2, Reception Comm. I, 4, Gohisca Asst, Ed, 4, Bus. Staff 2, 3, 'Shepherds' Song 2, 3, Today ls Tomorrow , 'Cooseberry Tarts , SA. Sponsor 4, We Honor 4. JOYCE ANN STEPI-IENSON Her words are few but well chosen. FJ-IA. 2, Goldmasquers 3, 4, Majorettes 4, SA. Rep. 2, Jr. Wk, Proclamation Comm, Class Council 2, 3, Drama Festival 3, Home- room Officer J, 2, 3, Make-up Ed. Gohisca 4. LEROY WILLIS STRICKLAND My youth I 'll have today ,' I can always find time to grow old. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, Men's Chorus 3, Homeroorn Officer 2, 3, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 4, Recrea- tion Comm. 3, 4. WILLIAM AIJBREY SULLIVAN You find yourself refreshed by the presence of cheerful people. D.E. Club 4, Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, Jr. Football I, 2, 3, Varsity 4, S.A. Rep. I, 2, Jr.- Sr. Dec. Comm., Freshman Council Rep. JANET PATRICIA TAYLOR What sweet delight a quiet life affords. New Hope l, 2, 3, Spannsh Club 4. JOSEPH UZZ ELL THOMPSON Victory belongs to the most perseverirzg. Ooldmasquers 3, 4, Lrghting and Stage Crews, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Visual Education Comm l, 2, 3, Father of the Bride , Angel Street , 'Shepherds' Song , The Man Who Came to Dinner. GENE ERVIN VANN When good-natured people leave us we look forward with extra pleasure to their return. Goldmasquers 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Cheer- leader 3, Head 4, SA, Rep 3, Class Councul Rep. 2, 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, Communuty Serv- ice Comm, l , Soc, Comm. 3, Recreation Comm 2, Homeroom Otfucer l, 2, 3, 'Shepherds' Song 3, 4. MARTHA ROBERTA WALLACE My joy of life is hard to kill. Spanish Club 4, Latin Club l, 2, Sec, l , Gold- masquers 2, 3, 4, Marshal 4, Quull G Scroll 3, 4, GAA, 4, SLA. Rep. l, 4, Sr. Council Rep , Eorelgn Schools 2, Ad. Staff Gohisca 2, 3, lr Ed 3, Managing Ed, 4, 'Shepherds' Song 2, 3, 4, l'Father of the Bride , Where the Cross ls Made. ETTA NOVELLA WALSTON The smile on your face is but a reflection of the feeling in your heart. D E Club 3, Ooldmasouers l, 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Homeroom Officer 3, 'Shepherds' Song l, 2, Years Ago, MARY HARRl ETT WALTON Lovely, blooming, fresh, and gay. EH A. l, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l ' Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3, Jr,-Sr. Dec. Comm ' Freshman lnitiatron. r i AI.TON JACKSON WARD, JR, You show good sense by controlling your senses. Goldmasquers 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Bas- ketball 2, 3, SA. Rep, l, 2, 3, Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm, Class Council Rep. I, 2, 3, Reception Comm. 4, Ad, Mgr, Gohisca 4, Shepherds Song 3, 4, 'Gooseberry Tarts. Tl-IOMAS DAVID WATSON Common sense is the best indication of a sound rnznd. Moncure High School I, 2, Tennis 3, Grounds Comm. 4. DAVID WEII. Wzse except when otherwwe. Band 2, 3, 2nd Lt. 4, SA. Rep. 3, Jr -Sr. Dec. Comm, U N, Seminar 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Board of Elections I, 2, Chmn, 4, JACKIE TONY WI-IALEY Our hearts were young and gay. Goldmasquers I, DIJRWOOD FRANKLIN WIGGI NS All the world loves a lover. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Jr, FOOT- ball 2, Varsity 3, 4, SA. Rep. I, 2, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dec, Comm., Community Service Comm, I, Athletic Comm. 3, 'Shepherds' Song , Angel Street. LORA LOU ELLA WIGGI NS Sweet and sincere all through the year. Spanrsh Club 3, 4, Rec, Sec. 4, Goldmasquers I, 2, 3, 4, Marshal 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Stu, Cdc, Dance Band 4, Community Service Comm, 3, 4, Typist Gohisca 4, Bacc. Comm 4, I-lomeroom Officer 3, 4, Shepherds Song I, 2, 3, 4, Class Council Rep. 3. EDITH MAY WILLIAMS So loyal, loving, and pure. Fl-IA, lg Glee- Club I, 3, I-lomeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4, SA, Rep. I, 2, Freshman Initiation 2, Library Comm, 4, Darkness of tbe Delta , Years Ago. JO ANNE WILLIAMS Today's dreams are tomorroufs future. Fl-IA. I, Band I, 2, Goldmasquers I, 2, 3, Dept. Sec. 4, Majorette 3, Head 4, Jr.-Sr, Co- Chmn, Dec. Comm., Community Service Comm, I, Assembly Comm, 4, Gobisca Snap- hot Ed, State Band Contest I, 2, Drama Ees- tival, Make-up Crew for Plays. LLOYD WILLIAMS To know him was to like hxim. MARIAN GRACE WILLIAMS Hasten slowly. Glee Club 4, Freshman Initiation 2. SALLI E ANN WORRELL She is not forward, but modest and patient in disposition. Cafeteria Comm, 3, Fl-IA. I, 2, I-lomeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4. s 1, l I 3 X L , 1 l K 1 I I 1 1 1 I w W H lx Ll 11 ii 1 Q J . . 5 5. xxx N R X. if 1 W. l' fa la 322 im, , 7 M ww ' L1 N My , - . ' .s. ,Q A 'awn,,.g.- K nf 1, ',:'5f':,r' ' n ,,fgf,f,' . 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We leave anything in the condition to be dedicated or given to the less fortunate and minor characters of Goldsboro l-ligh School, Article I To the faculty, because they loved us so, we leave a bottle of soothing PEPTO- BISMAL to take for the bereavement which they will feel when we leave. Article ll To the rising Seniors we 'leave our class spirit that has achieved for us the highest honors in everything, particularly the magazine drive and stunt night. Article Ill To the rising Juniors we give our exceedingly high Intelligence Quotient and our amazing ability to get along perfectly with the teachers Article lV We gladly donate part of our dignity, reserved manner, and sophistication to the rising Sophomores. lWe have so much they could not use it alll Article V l tem 1 l, Jackie Smith donates her Southern drawl to Vicky il love all lvlANkindl Kershaw. 2. Jesse Ray Daughtry awards Dick Combs his experienced skill in learning English without studying. 3. Carolynne Harwell leaves her bottle of Black Noreen hair dye to that lovely Albino Peggy Roberts. 4, Janet Stanton leaves her worn out two-way stretch what-cha-call-it that was left to her last year to Patsy Jenkins. 5. Martha Wallace leaves her ability to enjoy her own jokes to Bobby Royall. 6. Clifton Sneeden assigns his speed in getting dressed and undressed at football practice to Squeaky Frazier. 7A Wilbur Creech leaves his musical talent to the Gene Krupa of '56 Tom Rose. 8 Roy James assigns his sorriness, laziness, slowness, and ability to bum a cig to Jimmy Pearson. To Elizabeth Davis, Catherine Raper loans her parking place by the band house hoping she won't get into trouble for parking in the wrong place. Jo Ann Williams leaves her place as head maiorette to anyone tall enough to see over Lewis Sutton's head. Herbert Hill leaves Barbara Godwin-but not for longl Bobby Johnson leaves his fsolid hickory number i8 cue stick to Jimmy Askins. James lRedl Carter bequeaths his miraculous power to blush to Alyene Smith. Kitty Brown and Emily Newman sacrifice their broken and false teeth to lvlri Twiford, who may need any kind he can get before long. Paul Magill leaves his place in Anthony's radio room to Tommy Hines, hoping he will continue the fine record of breaking everything sent to be repaired. Julia Ann Jones leaves her wise and other-wise actions to Barbara Bridgers. Durwood Wiggins leaves to do his BEST to join a red headed alumna, Betty Ann Lewis leaves, hoping to find something better. Pete Malpass hands out nothing. He's taking Four-foot with himl Laverne Kleinert leaves her silver flute to that pretty Newbould girl in hopes that she will tooth it in memory of the best section in the G. H. S. Band. The great lovers, Jimmy Bradley and Alton Ward, leave Hillcrest' Drive- lt's posted. Harold O'Tuel, the great orator, is fortunate enough to inherit Paul Glisson's be-bop and Shirley Shrago's smile. Barbara Bagwell leaves her out-of-town connections to Hazel Watson, Pete Evans leaves his ingenious facility for taking pictures without any film to all enterprising young photographers. Dorothy Dail leaves her quiet and unassuming manners to Katherine Harrell. Edward Caviness, State Tennis Champion, leaves his form and physique to the great Billy Walker. Betty Bryan leaves her seat in LJ. S, History to anyone who has the unusual luck of making 5's. Harry Morris hopes to leave his ignorance to Billy Brock who doesn't have any. Nancy Holland parts tearfully with l99 8f9 pounds for Barbara Britt, who needs a little extra weight. And lastly, the whole Senior Class wishes to leave precious memories to future generations of Goldsboro High School. PRUPHECY As the sun pulls away from the shore and our boat sinks slowly in the west, we approach the island of Manhattan. As we leave the ship, clutching tightly our Foreign Legion discharge papers and mumbling gibberish to each other, iEgad, what ten years in the desert can doli who should we see but an old friend, Prohibition candidate for president, Snyder iOlla Rayl Pate and his assistant, Happy lLiquid Dieti Smith, kissing babies on the dock. He invites us to stay and listen to his temperance rally. Having some time to kill before attending Snyder's Alcoholics Unanimous meeting, we wander into a movie. We notice that it's featuring Making Mush in the Moonlight, but not until we get inside do we connect this with Valentino Gurley and Jargon Jinnette, who seem to be starring. Sixteen torrid kisses and thirty-three warm, lingering embraces later, we stagger out. Cn the street we meet Rear Admiral lno wising off nowi James Potter, just in from commanding the USS. lvory. After a brief conversation, limited to adverbial objectives, he informs us that the best way to find out what good show is playing at the James is to buy a newspaper. We hoist one from the nearest news stand and there, staring us in the face in big red letters, is a headline and a slightly censored photograph of Shirley iShimmyi Shrago, who in a recent popularity contest, it says, came out ahead of money. lt seems she has sworn out a warrant for assault with a deadly weapon against Leroy lBinocularsl Strickland. He has reportedly been sitting on the front row with a rubber band and an evening's supply of staples. lt goes on to state that Miss Shrago may be seen nightly in her -uh-act on top of Kitty Brown's piano in Al's Hash House. Further on down the page we see that Gorgeous George Hill meets Masked lthank goodnessi Ellis in the TV wrestling bout of the century. tHow do they have one of these every week?l Further more, it says, at the ringside wi-ll be Mealy-mouth Dupree representing Radio City lpopcorn standi, Feeling faint, we look for a water hole, Seeing one in the middle of the street, we cross over, take off the iron cover, and who should look up at us but Morris Conekin, Ph. C. G. lPhloating Crap Gamel. He invites us in. Two hours later, poorer but wiser, we continue on our way. Still scanning the paper, we see that Emily Newman, star of North Atlantic, has gone crazy trying to reach Ab above high C, and that Janet Stanton, kindergarten teacher, was fired for teaching minors what even majors shouldn't know. Tch-tch-tch. We are now passing a small establishment run by J. Bradley, professional basketball star, according to the sign, Going in, we find that he has now reached the astounding height of 7 feet 3 inches. We couldn't stop, since we wanted to go to the Met, where, according to the posters, Mario Glisson is playing opposite Dorothy Dail. From the theatrical section of the paper, we see a nasty rumor that she is about to be fired for shaking plaster off the back wall with the power of her tre- mendous bass voice. The tickets to the Met take the last of our shekels lEgadl-The things they pay you within the Foreign Legion-oh, well, last week it was quetzelsl. We struggle out to the edge of town and sit down to await a ride. The blue streak which stopslong enough to pick us up was a Perkle B chauffeured by Elwood Batten. While huddled on the floor behind the seat, we finish off our trusty paper with the rest of the thaetrical section. Donald Montague, it seems, directs the Lost Colony, having completed his class in pencil-rolling with honors. One last, back page squib informs us that Roy James, Nuclear Physicist, has developed a method for splitting the atom with your bare hands and a nut cracker. As we roll the last cigarette from the sports page, the blue streak screeches to a halt and Elwood's patented back-seat ejector kicks us out the side window. Each of us makes a beautiful three-point landing-two knees and a nose-on the sidewalk in front of Johnson's Medicated Pool Hall. Striding in fto get a glass of milkl, we find the owner seated in the back chalking cues under his favorite work of art-a calendar picture of Carolynne Harwell. Staggering out the back door, we notice that the alley is papered with posters from Stinkling Bros., Burnup and Bailum Circus advertising Bobby Cousins as the midget. fl-le must have lied about his heightl Another poster advertises an appear- ance of Miss Susan Campbell, Miss Raw Tomato of l968, l-lmmml We decide to walk out to see the old alma mutter. At the school we find Ernest still trying to pass English but he makes O'es in Miss lpock's room since he proved that all angles are right angles. A little further down the hall we open the darkroom door and are greeted by a scream of anguish. lt is Pete Evans trying to improve his .087 developing average. Followed by coarse language, we dash back up the hall. Louis Marriner is in the art room putting another coat on the Sistine Madonna. Melvin Sauls is in room 20 presiding over a N, l-l. S. Meeting. MELVlN SAULS IS lN ROOM 20 PRE- SIDING OVER A N, l-l. S. MEETlNG?l BACK TO THE FOREIGN LEGlONl Signed David and Bill profits, er-prophets SENIOR GLASS . an NAP 4 w 1 I N V W I li kv? GULDMASQUERS il ISTURY We stand here in the stilled hush of the auditorium to sing, for perhaps the last time, our class song. Clutched in our hands are the sheepskin parchments for which we have worked for so many years. lt doesn't seem possible that soon all we will have left of Goldsboro High School will be a memory. Thewords are clear and the realization of their meaning bring a smile to our lips and a tear to our e es. Y The halls of dear ole Goldsboro High, will always ring with memories, Of all the happy hours we've spent, of many schoolmates laughter. How true, these echoing phrases, we'll forever have a score of happy recollections to brighten life's journey. Our thoughts steal back to that first cloudy September morning when we, the greatest freshmen, first walked beneath those massive portals and glancing up glimpsed the words, Goldsboro High School. This was our new home-here we would laugh, cry, work, play, win, lose, and spend the four most important years of our lives. We'll never forget the freshman-week held in our honor, wearing those awful clothes, counting the bricks in the building. We'll always remember the feeling that overcame us, when with our first quarter reports, and everybody groaning, we realized that we had become an accepted part of the student family. By Christmas we had formed class committees and had our first swim in the busy tide of Student Association activities. Then with Valentines day we all chipped in and produced School Days as our contribution to Stunt Night. Quo Vadis, in all its splendor, will never surpass this tale of Pole- cassy Creek, with its spit balls and joyful hilarity, Bursting with pride, we took second place, to make our motto a near actuality, To strive for victory and accept not defeat. We worked that year, we attained high ideals and goals, and best of all, we made friends among our superiors, the upperclassmen. Exam time hit us in the face and we knew what it was to cram, to fail, to pass-whewl lf ever there were silly sophomores, it was us. lt was a year of fun beginning with a football sea- son in the new stadium, a gift of the touchdown club. Many of us faced the footlights with the Gold- mascjuers, some of us broke into Varsity Sports. There was Stunt Night again, Vaudeville Reminis- cences, and we took second place for the second time. Our can-can girls were the talk of the school for weeks. Easter came with its holidays and we gave our unforgettable Easter program, proclaimed by many as the most effective one ever presented. Graduation time and we were impressively handed the Ivy Chain to become jolly juniors. What a junior year: Our Christmas program, Christmas in Many Lands , Stunt Night, and our Mountaineer Feud, a very pleasant memory. ln Angel Street, our junior class play, we truly scored a victory. Amidst the play of razor blades and terrifying suspense, we raised enough money for the crowning event of our junior year, the junior-senior. And if there ever was a superb prom, it was ours. The old southern mansion, the moss covered ceiling, the rock wall covered with flowers, these trans- forming the gym into a southern plantation for one marvelous evening. Prior to this, were hours spent in planning and cultivating our ideas, debates over the issue of where to have the hop, the old gym or our brand new one. And the time spent in preparing the strawberry parfait and mint juleps. Who'll evegforget our program, with its colorful dances and songs? Yes, we were proud of our first accom- plis ment. Then as time sped along on its merry way we awoke one morning and found we were seniors. Just one year, the Autumn wind seemed to whisper, and every hurrying minuet was packed with felicity. Remember those nights spent in the attic working on the annual, and the way we flashed the beautiful new class rings. Suddenly, our senior class play and the senior stunt night were only memo- rious occasions. Prom time once more, and now we were the guests of honor at the junior-senior. The last quarter was upon us and we settled down with books trying hard. to reach that 2-aver- age for exam exemption. Our previously, ordered invitations came and we paid for caps and gowns, and diplomas, for Commencement time was near. Soon our i953 Gohiscas arrived and we had a busy combination of signing yearbooks, and learning to march to Pomp and Circumstancef' Class Day at Tuscarora, Baccalaureate sermon, and finally tonight came. There go the strains of the second verse, bringing us rapidly back to the present. Our rose will never wither, though hardships may sustain, And in the end we all shall see, our work was not in vain. We hate to leave all this, so much a part of what we are and will be. Yet, time must march on and we must seek greater goals. Oh, class of l9'53, let's keep our banners raised, We'Il always reach for higher goals, dear G. H. S. be praised. Tomorrow the halls will be silent, tomorrow we will be men and women facing the future. We lift our heads high for the last walk up these aisles. And so goodby, until we meet again . . . 3 5! I n 2 cflb Q Lg.. President ..................... Vice President ..... Secretary .... Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS ! M' K ................Bobby Greene .... ,Lee Freeman . . . . .Margie Whaley . . . . . .Edward Smith f .BZW7f r Dorothy Anderson Jimmie Askins Carolyn Baldwin Post Barbour Ida Bass Dickie Beasley Jimmy Best Norwood Best -A4 ,, ' ' C ,fj C .f N 3? , vm! J I Gilbert Brown Arnold Buck Barbara Burton Betty Jane Capps Catherine Casteen Dale Caudill Graham Clark Doris Cottingham 'Qin' ,J w 5 Billy Bizzell Mary Louise Bizzell Dorothy Boyd Larry Boyers Linwood Boyette Mary Bradley Billy Brock Elbert Brown it itz wtf xwdvdr' Agnes Davis Elizabeth Davis Eunice Davis Kenneth Davis Farrell Dawson Warren Denise Bill Denmark Stuart Edwards - 's.. Carl Combs Shirley Cook Beverly Cousins Kenneth Crisp Ronnie Dale Gerald Daughtry Jimmy Daughtry Jimmy Daughtry -J W . , . W .. V- X. as A lvlary Lee Ennis Carolyn Epps l-lelen Fail Charles Faust Hazel Forehand Lee Freeman Tommy Gable Shirley Garris Fred Ginn Barbara Godwin Reuben Grant Billie Lou Grantham Bobby Greene Virginia Guffery lvlarie Hales Ruby Handley Tommy Hines Aaron Hinson Jimmy Hinson Jean Holloman Sarah Horton Edith Hudson Verne Hunt Thomas Jackson . s, : a , 211, xg., nh in 'vqo-v-1 M 'NNW Sonar ww., an-M, lvlary Alice Harrell Morris Harris Slyron Harris Wilbur Hart Par Heeden Itwx Barbara Hill Christine Hines Shirley Hines 'n'l W!gLmr , , FV i , G aw A George Kinnard Barbara Kleinert Dan Kleinert Haywood Lane Ellyn Langston John Lee Craven Mackie Betsy Maloass WW WAHI? qfw-0 Patsy Jenkins John Jernigan Vivie Johnson Barbara Jones Bonnie Lou Jones Donald Joyner Bobby Kaclis Grace Kasell James Malpass Brooks Marriner Patsy Mcl.amb Ellen McLavvhorn Jean Mercer Peggy Mevvborn Betty Mixon Mary Ruth Montague Margie Mozingo Bobby Musgrave Bobby Myers Eileen Oliver Jimmy Padgette Legrande Parnell Edith Pate Gladys Pearce Pat Pittman Peggy Pollard Ellen Radford Hugh Roberts Joyce Roberts Peggy Roberts Bobby Rose ff , ! W Mt i J, -f J -A ff J J XWA, Y-'aff ,y M f ff, 'N , t if in Jimmy Pearson Ann Pender Joyce Penoel l-lilda Person Betty Phelps Susan Phelps Wilma Phillips Kermit Pittman Billy Register Millie Stevens Doris Strickland Peggy Stewart Anne Spencer Lewis Sutton Vernon Talton Joyce Taylor ' Kenneth Thompson WM I .iqiff ' , tjjif vf -,y. 34' :' LX' : x 4.5 ', Ha fc: ax ,X , ' thi? w ,t of af , 4, , ll. 1 Bobby Royall George Savage Mary Rachel Shine Marie Shipp Shirley Simmons Edward Smith Ruby Smith Tommy Stanton Norwood Thompson Shirley Tilton Ann Toler Marie Turnage Sidney Turnage Lois Underwood Lola Mae Vinson Mary Evelyn Walters Darlene Warrick l-lazel Watson Mary Deane Weeks Billy West Margie Whaley Helen White Charles Wiggins Peggy Wiggs ,Q Albert Williams Mildred Williams Shirley Witherington Shirley Wise RQ' iw f - W, . fm 'V 1 Qt:-t ,V ldiiwm 0 lain, A gf L Li .1 L . , 'Ha' .i ,ne W , 34 .vw 'Q f f Bkwzzffgjaflyofz ., , i 'N 2 +5 'mann W, Y Y 2 , .- ' ,f , 4 D9 W 'N X I wg . 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