Grainger High School - Kay Aitch Ess Yearbook (Kinston, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1946 volume:

V } r I KAY- AITCH - ESS VOLUME TWENTY- ONE 1946 Published By THE SENIOR CLASS OF GRAINGER HIGH SCHOOL Kinston, North Carolina IQ SCHOOL HAS BEEN MORE THAN READIN’, WRITIN’, AND ’RITHMETIC.” IT HAS BEEN THE AXLE AROUND WHICH THE WHEELS OF OUR ADOLESCENT LIVES HAVE TURNED. LEWIS, HAR- VEY, AND GRAINGER SCHOOLS HAVE BEEN OUR SUPPORTS DURING TIMES OF PROSPERITY, DE- PRESSION, WAR, AND PEACE. BECAUSE OF THE PLEASANTNESS OF THIS PART OF OUR GROWING UP, IT IS THE AIM OF THE SENIOR CLASS TO PRESENT A PICTORIAL RECORD OF THE MEMOR- IES AND ACTIVITIES OF OUR SCHOOL DAYS SO THAT WE MAY TAKE THEM WITH US. Page Two 46 DEDICATION IN RECOGNITION OF HER HIGHLY SUCCESS- FUL CAREER AS A DEVOTED MOTHER AND IN SINCERE APPRECIATION OF HER UN- CEASING SERVICES TO OUR SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY, WE PROUDLY DEDICATE THIS, THE TWENTY-FIRST VOLUME OF THE KAY- AITCH-ESS, TO OUR VERSATILE MUSIC PRO- MOTER AND TRUSTEE, MRS. T. V. MOSELEY. Page Three 3n Life, life is the tillage, and Death is the harvest, according,” — Walt Whitman Guy Cherry Hedla H. Kennedy Ronald Dawson Louis E. Cox Lam Mewborn Hubert Waters Edwin Collins Ace Wilber Holland Pete Gerrans Wilson Farmer Billy Shute Harry L. Seydel, Jr. Harry Stallings, Jr. James S. Howard Bruce Stallings Bill McDevitt Abe Harper Lawrence Rochelle Andrew J. Johnson Page Four 1946 Mr. J. P. Booth Mr. Frank Mock Sii periiifeiideiii Principal BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. a. K. Barrus, Chairman Mrs. T. V. Moseley, Vice-Chairman Mr. George Carter Dr. Floyd Wooten Mr. Lonnie Buck Mrs. Mike Lee Mr. Henry A. Walker Page Six FACULTY Mrs. J. C. Woodard .... English, Latin Meredith College, A.B.; University of North Caro- lina, M.A. Miss Nelle Broome ..... English Greensboro College; Peabody College Miss Beulah Stroud ..... Librarian Meredith College, A.B.; University of North Carolina Mrs. James Ward .... Home Economics Salem College, B.S. Mrs. Orval Brubaker . . . . Mechanical Arts East Illinois State Teachers College, B.E. Mrs. Edward Phillips Spanish Distributive Education Woman’s College of University of North Carolina, A.B. Mrs. Dewey Sutton Mathematics East Carolina Teachers College, ' A.B. Miss Frances Faulkner .... Mathematics Woman’s College of University of North Carolina, A.B. Mrs. J. C. Stanton ..... Mathematics Greensboro College, A.B. Miss Leonora H. Watts ..... English University of Illinois, A.B.; Columbia University, M.A. Miss Katherine Hinson ..... English East Carolina Teachers College, A.B., M.A. Miss Rachel Martin ..... English Brenau College, A.B. Mrs. Emmett Morton ..... Bible Queen’s College, A.B. Miss Bertha Mae Stroud .... History Meredith College, A.B.; East Carolina Teachers College Mr. Wilbur L. Fay . . . . . . History Miami University, B.S. Mrs. Maurice Clayton .... History, Latin Randolph-Macon Women’s College, A.B. Miss Doris Lamm ...... Science East Carolina Teachers College, A.B. Miss Sarah Hill Greensboro College, A.B. Mrs. James Sanderson East Carolina Teachers College, Mrs. W. H. Lang Mary Baldwin College; Marjorie Mr. Robert Rhodes Peabody Institute Miss Rosalie Brown . East Carolina Teachers College, Mrs. Don Nichols East Carolina Teachers College, Science, Mathematics . . Commercial A.B. . . Commercial Webster School, A.A. . Instrumental Music . , . Music A.B. Science, Mathematics A.B. (Substitute) Page Seven IQ 46 SENIOB CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Advisers . - Copie Hill . Blanche Parrott . Nan Wood Sutton . Lynwood Haddock Miss Leonora Watts, Mrs. James Ward MASCOT James Charles Woodard, Jr. Page Nine IQ Jesse Aldridge, Jr. Joyce Basden Robbie Best Barbara Boney Jimmy Broadwell Bernice Bronstein Mary Lena Byrd John Cameron Roland Collins Cullen Daughety Annie Edwards Oleene Fordham Page Ten 46 Gloria Foxman Mary Lou Goers Billy Gower Martha Anne Gray Evelyn Griffin Lynwood Haddock Jean Hamilton Copie Hill Mildred Hill Virginia Hubbard Virginia Jenkins Charles Jordan Page Eleven ig Graham Knott Hilda Grace Lee Gene Leigh Paul Lincke Cathrine Linton Peggy Lyon Madge McDuffy Charles McLawhorn Mary Ann Moore Blanche Parrott Levie Peyton, Jr. Herbert Ramsey ss Faye Rodgers Franklin Scarborough Mary Frances Shackelford Vera Stroud Carlyle Stroud Nan Wood Sutton Doris Teachey Lawrence Thomas Paul Tilghman Ervin Wade May Belle Walker Emma Faye West Paoe Thirteen MEMBERS OE THE CLASS OE ’46 AWAY AT SCHOOL Charlotte Blanton Thomas Faulkner Dorothy Massey Bobby Dixon Nelle Ray Marston B. C. West, Jr. ’Hontas Whitaker Page Fourteen 46 JESSE A. ALDRIDGE, Jr. “ OUie as an athlete, is one of the best In meeting the girls ' approval he passes the test. Football 4 : Co-Captain Football 4 ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 : Co-Captain Basketball 3 ; Boosters Club 1 : Bovs’ Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 ; Sgt.-at-Arms Hi-Y 3 ; Secretary Hi-Y 4 : Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 ; Student Council 3, 4 ; Treasurer Student Council 3. JOYCE BASDEN “At rsf sight Jo ' tce is rather quiet But as for her smectness, you ' ll soon spy it. Scotland Neck High School 1 : Basketball 1. ROBBIE FRANCES BEST Plenty of sense in a cute little head Many nice things of Robbie are said.” Dramatics Club 1.3.4: President Boosters’ Club 1. 2 ; Marshal 1. 2. 3, 4 : Chief Marshal 3, 4 : Library Club 3, 4 : President of Library Club 3 : Girls’ Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 ; Secretary Girls’ Hi-Y 3. 4 : Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Treasurer Student Council 4: Pep Club 3, 4; Editor of Annual 4; Term Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Library Assistant 3, 4; Judicial Committee 4; D. A. R. Girl 4; Who’s Who 4. BARBARA BONEY Bobby ' always dresses very well Between her and a model it is hard to tell. Boosters’ Club 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; An- nual Staff 4. JAMES WALTER BROADWELL “ Jimmy ' is friendly and a little shy And is he popidar? Mu! Mu! ' Boys’ Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 : President Boys’ Hi-Y 4 ; Dramatics Club 3. 4 : Student Council 4 ; Junior Rotarian 3. BERNICE HILDA BRONSTEIN A really efficient gal is our ' Bunny ' She ' s glad to help ivith a smile that ' s sunny. Audubon Club 1 ; Dramatic Club 1, 3. 4 : Girls’ Hi-Y 3. 4 ; Library Club 4 : Glee CKxb 2 ; Term Honor Roll 1, 3 ; Busi- ness Manager Annual Staff 4 ; Library Assistant 4. MARY LENA BYRD Mary Lena is quite a cutie And her report card is a beauty. Girls’ Glee Club 2 ; Assistant, Com. Dept., 3, 4 ; Annual Staff 4 ; Term Honor Roll 1, 3 ; Sketch Club 1. JOHN CAMERON John gets the spotlight at any dance From the girls he gets a second glance Football 5; Soccer 4; Basketball 4; Dramatics Club 4; Treasurer of Senior Class ; Bob Jones College 4 ; Basket- ball 2, 3 ; Contentnea 2, 3. ROLAND COLLINS Roland has straight teeth and shiny hair. Of her leadership all are aware. Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4 ; Secretary Council 3 : Vice-Presi- dent Council 4; Boosters’ Club 1, 2; Secretary Boosters’ Club 1; Dramatics Club 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: President Pep Club 3 ; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Ki-Hi Staff 2, 3, 4 ; Library Club 2 : Term Honor Roll 1, 2. 3 : Quill and Scroll 3, 4 ; Annual Staff 4 ; Girls’ Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 ; President Hi-Y 4 ; Marshal 4. CULLEN DAUGHETY A cheery lad is Cullen He ' s quiet but never sullen.” Band 3, 4. ANNIE EDWARDS .4nnie is comely, tall, and dark In many a heart she has caused a spark.” Boosters’ Club 1; Glee Club 1. 2. 4 ; Pep Club 3. 4; Annual Staff 4. MARJORIE OLEENE FORDHAM A lo(iuacio7is lass is our Oleene About her blonde hair we all are keen.” Dramatics Club 3, 4 ; Basketball ' 2 ; Home Nursing 2. GLORIA FOXMAN Cute, neat, and ivitty is Gloria Her keen personality will never bore ya ' . Student Council 1 ; Term Honor Roll 1 : Library Club 1 ; Public Speakers’ Club 1: Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Ki-Hi Staff 2. 3, 4 : Business Manager of Ki-Hi 3, 4 : Band 3. 4 ; Secre- tary and Treasurer Band 3, 4 ; Quill and Scroll 4. MARY LOUISE GOERS Mary is a sweet girl and candid In our hearts her virtues are branded.” Dramatics Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 2. 4; Home Nursing 2. BILLY GOWER Billy may not have much to say But he ' s a good friend in every way.” Hargrove Military Academy 3 ; Football, 1, 2, 3 ; Audubon Club 1. MARTHA ANNE GRAY Anne is alivays folly and gay. Her cheerful laugh spreads a sunny ray, Public Speakers’ Club 1; Glee Club 1. 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Dramatics Club 4 ; Student Council 2 ; Annual Staff 4. EVELYN GRIFFIN “ ' Fuzz ' is cute and rather short At school she ' s always a good sport. Boosters’ Club 1 ; Public Speakers’ Club 1 ; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 • Ki-Hi Staff 3, 4; Glee Club 4. Vage Fifteen LYNWOOD HADDOCK Lynwood is friendly yet reserved Praises for him are surely deserved.’ Baseball 1 : Treasurer of Class 4. JEAN HAMILTON • ’Ham is vivacious and full of pep In athletics she’s really hep.” Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 2. 3: Public Speakers’ Club 1: Library Club 4; Dramatics Club 1, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Audubon Club 1 ; Music Club 4. COPIE HILL ”Copie is the president of the Senior class And the handsome idol of many a lass.” Monogram Club 3. 4 ; Audubon Club 1 ; President of Class 4 : Dramatics Club 1 ; Public Speakers’ Club 1 ; Manager of Basketball Team 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Junior Rotarian 4; Band 1. 2: Boys’ Glee Club 4; Boys’ Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Vice- President Hi-Y 4. MILDRED MARIE HILL ’A unite friendly lass is Mildred Hill The gloomy moments with mirth she’ll fill.” VIRGINIA HUBBARD ’’Virginia is popular and gay And a good mixer in every way.” Basketball 1, 2, 3 ; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Library Club 3 ; Dramatics Club 1. 3, 4; Ki-Hi Staff 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2. 4 : Glee Club 1. 2. 4 ; Girls’ Hi-Y 3, 4 ; Annual Staff 4. MILDRED VIRGINIA JENKINS ’’All are cheered by Virginia’s wise-cracks Gloom, fret, and prejudice she lacks.” Pep Club 2. 3. 4 ; Public Speakers’ Club 1 ; Annual Staff 4 ; Glee Club 1. 3, 4. CHARLES JORDAN ’Charlie’ is candid, dark, and tall His likable ways make him a friend of all.” Band 1, 2. 3, 4 ; Boys’ Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 ; Dramatics Club 3, 4 ; Audubon Club 1; Boosters’ Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, GRAHAM KNOTT ’Chubbo’ is friendly, athletic, and kind A better leader you ' ll never find.” Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4; Judicial Committee 1, 2, 3; President of Student Council 3; Vice-President of Boosters ' Club 1 ; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 ; Vice-President of Mono- gram Club 3. 4; Public Speakers’ Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain Football 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4: President of Class 1, 2; Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 4; Chaplain of Hi-Y 3 ; Treasurer of Hi-Y 4 ; Junior Rotarian 3. HILDA GRACE LEE ’’Hair that’s curly, complexion fair A happy girl who is willing to do her share.” Annual Staff 4; Dramatics Club 4; Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Home Nursing 2. GENE LEIGH “ ’Sleepy ' vill be a big league pitcher soon And for him the girls ivill continue to swoon.” Basketball 2, 3, 4 : Baseball 2, 3, 4 : Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 ; Student Council 4. PAUL LINCKE ’’Paul is yiice and really cute He has a wit and friends to boot.” Basketball 2 ; Boys’ Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 ; Distribution Education 4. CATHRINE CHAPMAN LINTON ”An accomplished girl our Cathrine is And in school she ' s really a whiz.” Dramatics Club 1, 3, 4 : Public Speakers’ Club 1, 2, 3. 4 : Alternate on Debating Club 2; Vice-President Public Speak- ers’ Club 3 ; Ki-Hi Staff 2, 3, 4 ; Circulation Manager of Ki-Hi 3 ; Associate Editor of Ki-Hi 4 ; Quill and Scroll 3. 4 ; Masque and Gavel 3, 4 ; Girls’ Hi-Y 3, 4 : Girls’ Basketball 2 ; Secretary and Treasurer of Quill and Scroll 4 ; Triangular Debating Team 4. PEGGY STOVER LYON ’’Those laughing eyes of broicn Reveal that no better disposition can be found.” Audubon Club 1 ; Boosters’ Club 1 ; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 ; Ki-Hl Staff 4. MADGE MARIE McDUFFY ’’Madge keeps us laughing all day She’s really funny and very gay.” Audubon Club 1 : Public Speakers’ Club 1, 2 ; Dramatics Club 4 ; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES McLAWHORN “ ’Chic’, witty and built quite tall. Is well liked by us all.” Boys’ Hi-Y 3, 4 ; Dramatics Club 4. MARY ANN MOORE ”A good actress is Mary Ann Moore We know opportunity ivill knock at her door.” Boosters’ Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4 ; Girls’ Hi-Y 3. 4 ; Ki-Hi Staff 2, 3, 4 ; Library Club 2, 3 ; Library Assistant 2, 3. BLANCHE PARROT “ ’Pinky ' is witty and plenty smart And she’s always willing to do her part.” Southwood High School 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1. 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3 ; Dramatics Club 3, 4 ; Pep Club 4 ; Public Speakers’ Club 4; Marshal 4; Vice-President of Class 4; Associate Editor of Annual 4 ; Term Honor Roll 3. LEVIE PEYTON, Jr. ’’Studious, kind, and really good We’d all be like him if we could.” Morehead City High School 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Baseball 4 ; Boys’ Hi-Y 4 ; Chaplain Hi-Y 4. Page Sixteen HERBERT CTLSON RAMSEY This boy tcill get ahead we know For he has the in€ qualities to make him go� Student Council 3, 4 ; President of Student Council 4 ; Boys’ Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 : President Hi-Y 3 : Chaplain Hi-Y 4 ; Boosters’ Club 1, 2; Vice-President Boosters’ Club 2: Term Honor Roll 1. 2, 3; Marshal 3. 4: Vice-President of Class 1, 2; President of Class 3; Public Speakers’ Club 1; Judicial Committee 4. FAYE RODGERS ' Eyes of blue and hair of blond Of this cute girl we ' re very fond, Contentnea High School 1 ; 4-H Club 1 ; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatics Club 3, 4 : Distributive Education 4. FRANKLIN SCARBOROUGH Franklin is mischievous and full of fun To top him in this there really is none. Band 1, 2. 3, 4 ; Boys’ Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 ; Sgt.-at-Arms of Band 4. MARY FRANCES SHACKELFORD A good leader, full of fun ' Flossie ' is liked by everyone Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4 : Sgt.-at-Arms of Pep Club 3 : President of Pep Club 4 : President of Dramatics Club 3. 4 ; Girls’ Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 ; Vice-President of Girls’ Hi-Y 3 : Treasurer of Hi-Y 4 : Student Council 2. 3, 4 ; Secretary of Student Coun- cil 4: Marshal 2: Boosters’ Club 1. 2; Secretary of Boosters’ Club 2 ; Basketball 2, 3 : President of Library Club 4 : Senior Editor of Annual 4 : Term Honor Roll 1, 3 ; Treasurer of Class 3; Library Assistant 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Judicial Com- mittee 4. VERA STROUD Nnn ' Vera ' s short, that we ' ll admit. But in our school she ' s a great big hit. Rose Hill High School t, 2 : 4-H Club 1 : Music Club 1 ; Cheer- leader 1. 2: Distributive Education 4; Glee Club 3; Secre- tary of Class 1. CARLYLE STROUD We all like Carlyle because there is No one with a smile like his. Audubon Club 1 ; Secretary of Junior Class 3. NAN WOOD SUTTON Her typing is a delight to see In the business world a success she’ll be, Boosters’ Club 1, 2 ; Pep Club 3, 4 ; Dramatics Club 3 ; Secre- tary of Senior Class 4 ; Music Club 1, 2. DORIS ELIZABETH TEACHEY Doris is quiet, that may be true. But thre’s nothing she wouldn ' t do for you. Library Club 4. LAWRENCE THOMAS President of the Boys ' Hi-Y His list of achievements climb quite high. Band 1, 2. 3, 4 ; Vice-President of Band 4 : Ki-Hi Staff 2. 3. 4 : Boys’ Hi-Y 3, 4 ; Pr- sident Hi-Y 3 : Dramatics Club 4 ; Audubon Club 1 ; Glee Club 1, 2. PAUL TILGHMAN Dimriles deep and ews of blue ' Big Time ' , these girls surely go for you. Student Council 4 ; Football 4 ; Monogram Club 4. ERVIN T. WADE Dependable and true to his word His work on the Annual he never shirks. Distributive Education 4 : Annual Staff 4. MAY BELLE WALKER A nicer girl can ne’er be found Though a search be made the world around. Library Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Vice-President Library Club 2, 3; Girls’ Hi-Y 3, 4 ; Public Speakers’ Club 3, 4 ; Dramatics Club 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1. EMMA FAYE WEST Emma Faye is editor of our Ki-Hi She ' s very cute, and smart, oh my! Dramatics Club 1 : Vice-President Dramatics Club 3, 4 : Library Club 1, 2 ; Boosters’ Club 1, 2 ; Girls’ Hi-Y 3. 4 ; Public Speakers’ Club 4 ; Ki-Hi Staff 2 ; Co-Editor Ki-Hi 3 : Editor-in-Chief Ki-Hi 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Term Honor Roll 1. 2 ; Presdent of Quill and Scroll 4. SARAH MARGARET WHALEY Gentle, quiet in manner, yes We like her lots, that we ' ll confess. Library Club 2, 3, 4 ; Girls ' Hi-Y 3, 4. WILLIAM SCOTT WHITE A navy lad that has returned His many praises he has earned. Joined Navy Nov. 4, 1942; Discharged Sept. 18, 1945; be- gan school Sept. 24, 1945. HERBERT WHITFIELD An athletic boy with hair of red. Whitty’ in football is way ahead Football 2, 3, 4 ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Boosters’ Club 1 ; Boys’ Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 ; Vice-President Hi-Y 3 ; Sgt.-at-Arms Hi-Y 4: Junior Rotarian 3; Monogram Club 2, 3. 4 ; Co-Captain of Basketball Team 4 ; Co-Captain of Base- ball Team 4. Page Seventeen Football Captain, 1945 Business Manager Ki-Hi Editor Ki-Hi Pres. Student Council ’45 Away at School ‘ ' Chubbo” at 10 Library Assistant Phot. Ed. of Annual Bus. Man. Annual D. A. R. Girl Ass’t Editor of Annual Typist Ki-Hi President Boys’ Hi-Y Senior to Be Typist Ki-Hi LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolina, County of Lenoir, City of Kinston. We, the lucky few” of the graduating class of 1946, a little doubtful of our knowledge but full of hopes for the future, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. We, having served our stretch in this institution, wish to dispose of our rights, possessions, and privileges in this manner. To Mr. Booth and Mr. Mock, in return for their help all these years (six for some of us), our sincere thanks. The faculty receives our gratitude for so earnestly attempting to make us, at least, look intelligent. To the class of 1947 we leave our luxurious apartments, numbers 22 and 3 3. To the incoming Juniors we bequeath the privilege of planning and financing the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. To the incoming Sophomores we leave the suggestion that they start to bring apples to the math, language, and science teachers. To the Freshmen-to-be we will the ability of remaining confused for the first six months. John Cameron leaves his adhesive tape to next year’s football team. Gloria Foxman’s precious bottle of peroxide will go to all who have the faintest hope of becoming a blonde. Virginia Jenkins wills her phonograph to the future cats” of G. H. S. Gene Leigh’s energy” goes to next year’s cheerleaders. Anne Gray bequeathes her reckless driving to any daring Freshman desiring to have a driver’s permit. Charles Jordan leaves his love of geometry to all the poor Juniors. Paul Tilghman’s dimples are to be distributed among the student body. Franklin Scarborough wants his love for country life to be left to all the city slickers.” In witness whereof we of the Senior Class of Grainger High School do set our seal to this our last will and testament on this, the fourth day of June, one thousand, nine hundred forty-six. Gloria Foxman, Evelyn Griffin, Testatrices. Page Nineteen 9 CLASS PROPHECY One winter afternoon in 1956, I leaned back in the chair behind the desk in the office I occupied as editor of Life and Actions Magazine and looked over the latest edition of my favorite journal, which had just come off the press. It seemed that I had finally succeeded in getting almost all of my old classmates into the book. From the cover, the smiling face of cover-girl Annie Edwards lighted the dimly-lit room, and, as I turned the page, I saw a picture of the ultra-modern bridge, designed by those engineer wizards, Flerbert Whitifield, Charles Jordan, and Charles McLawhorn, advertising the Strongest-Yet Steel Company, owned and operated by Lawrence Thomas and Lynwood Haddock. In the feature department, were two stories, The Starving Journalist” and A Romance Gone But Not Forgotten,” by Pulitzer-Prize winner Blanche Parrott; an article on How to Keep the Dead from Dying” by Cathrine Linton, M.D.; a biographical sketch of the missionary to Mars, Robbie Best; and a series of pictures depicting the life of and riots caused by the new swoon-crooner, Sleepy” Leigh. Farther back was the section, The Home of Today and Tomorrow,” edited by Anne Gray, and following that, the Fashion Parade,” edited by Barbara Boncy, and includ- ing clothes designed by Virginia Jenkins and Peggy Lyon. Flipping several more pages, I saw that Evelyn Griffin and her music classes were gracing the feature, America’s Public Schools,” that month, and the photographer of these popular, monthly picture-stories was still Gloria Foxman. At that point I was interrupted by my private secretary and companion, Maybelle Walker, who wanted to tell me that Dr. Roland Collins and her two lab technicians, Bernice Bronstein and Virginia Hubbard, would be glad to take dinner with us the next evening and bring their dates, Graham Knott, attorney-at-law, Paul Lincke, rich playboy and half-owner of the national string of super-markets, Grady and Lincke,” and Copie Hill, a Lieutenant-General in the U. S. Army. That was good news, for we hadn’t seen any of them since Mary Frances Shackelford and her rich farmer husband were in town three months before. Maybelle also wanted to remind me that I had an appointment at my hair-dresser, Mildred Hill’s (alias Mademoiselle Miltree) in forty-five minutes. Rather annoyed at the untimely interruption, I turned back to Life and Actions as soon as the door closed and found myself staring at a full page ad of Madge McDuffy’s new Broadway hit, Melancholy Babe,” starring Jimmy Broadwell and Mary Ann Moore. The article stated that Ervin Wade was in charge of the props, and Mary Lena Page T wenty Byrd designed all the scenery. Mary Lena had just opened an art exhibit of her pic- tures, which were quite the rage of the New York smarter set. The next page to catch my eye was an ad for a new motion picture, Southern Hay.” John Cameron and Faye Rodgers were cast as the stars of the popular show. The shooting of the film took place on Franklin Scarborough’s plantation just outside Kinston, North Carolina. The picture was based on the book Southern Hay” by Herbert Ram- sey, the movie-script having been prepared by Levie Peyton and revised by Doris Teachey. Faye’s gowns of pre-Civil W ar fashion were designed by Mary Lou Goers, her make-up having been created by Vera Stroud. The production, according to press- agent Billy Gower, was destined to be a colossal hit. A beauty article Beauty Through Physical Fitness,” by the physical education authority, Jean Hamilton, followed. It was illustrated by Joyce Basden, whose model was Hilda Grace Lee. The next page contained an ad drawn up by the William White Advertising Agency of cream guaranteed to keep dimples soft and round. The cream was prepared by Cullen Daughety and demonstrated by Paul Tilghman. A smaller ad on that page told of the opening of Miss Sutton’s Business School. I knew that my old friend. Nan Wood, was head of the best business school in New York, but I was surprised to see that Sarah Whaley and Oleene Fordham were teachers there. The last I had heard from them, they were instructors in the commercial depart- ment of the Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina. Finishing the journal, I closed the cover, and saw an action picture of athlete Jesse Aldridge, professional league player. He was modeling for an advertisement of the Carlyle Stroud Sports Goods. It really seemed familiar to see him in sports togs! After this pleasant hour I felt as if I had actually been talking with my dear old classmates. As I leaned back, I thought about all the changes that had taken place in those last years, and I felt old — so old that I got up and rau out of the office! I wanted to get away from the fact that we were all grown now, and successful. I wanted to imagine us back in G. H. S. where we spent so many pleasant hours. So I left to keep my appointment and talk over the old times with Mildred. Cathrine Linton, Emma Faye West. Page T wenty-one Best Looking Best Personulity Gene Leigh — Annme Edwards Roland Collins, Graham Knott, Mary Frances Shackelford Best Sport Graham Knott Mary Frances Shackelford Most Studious Most Popular Robbie Best — Herbert Ramsey Graham Knott — Roland Collins Friendliest Graham Knott Flossie” Shackelford Most Athletic Jesse Aldridge — Jean Hamilton Page Tuciify-fii ' o Wittiest Most Versatile Madge McDuffy — Paul Lincke Graham Knott — Roland Collins JUNIOM SOPHOMORE L A EIGHTH GKADE s E S SEVENTH FRESHMAN 19 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . Vice-President Treasurer . Secretary . John Langley Bobby Scott Jane Hart Margie Buck Page T wenty-four 46 Q{aij ST itdi ss MRS. DEWEY SUTTON— 11 A-1 Frances Bizzell, Margaret Boney, Margie Buck, Ernestine Butner, Verla Lee Capps, Mildred Creel, Mary Bryan Cummings, Joyce Dail, Susan Davis, Nellie Ruth Daw, Carolyn Dunn, Frances Everett, Audrey Ferris, Jean Franks, Barbara Gates, Mary Grace Grady, Marvin Baker, Linwood Ballard, Le- Roy Batts, Franklin Bland, Bert Boney, Buddy Bowles, Edward Britt, Jimmy Brooks, Elliott Brown, Calvin Casey, Hilary Daughety, George DuBose, Owen Eitzgerald, Sterling Gates, Lewis Gooding. MRS. JAMES WOODARD— 1 1 A-2 Mary Ann Happer, Jane Hart, Laura Harvey, Helen Hill, Ruth Hooker, Doris Horne, Marjorie Horne, Christine Hunnings, Alma Jenkins, Jean Jenkins, Frances Langston, Margaret Leach, Molly Leggett, Virginia Lewis, Jane McDaniel, Betsy Mallard, Faye Massengill, Betty Mewborn, Daphne Mills, Warren Hargett, Bertram Hart, Vincent Jones, Mardre Keel, Alton Koonce, John Lang- ley, Tom Larkins, Lyman McLawhorn, Pryor C. Mixon, John Moseley. MR. W. L. FAY— 11 A-3 Eula Maroules, Sophie Newman, Anne Poole, Audrey Price, Jean Ramsey, Geraldine Rodgers, Alice Rountree, Ruth Seymour, Eleanor Smith, Jessie Smith, Jenelle Spear, Mary Catherine Spence, Mildred Sugg, Beulah Sutton, Patricia Sutton, Evelyn Travis, Dorothy Walker, Don Nichols, Gene Noble, Rodolph Nunn, R. A. Phillips, Cecil Roberts, Bobby Scott, Louis Scott, Larry Smith, Harold Stanley, Palmer Sugg, Michael Sutton, Robert Lee Taylor, Stanton Taylor, David Wat- son, Paul Watson, Charles Wellons, William West, Bobby Wrightenberry. Page Tiventy-five IQ President ...... Vice-President ..... • . . . . Tommy Paylor Secretary ...... . • . . . . Mae Whaley Treasurer ...... . . . . . Bobby Rasberry Page T weiify-six 46 ' ss MISS KATHERINE HINSON— 10 A-1 Carl Baker, Claude Barrett, Clyde Cunningham, James Dail, George Denmark, Guy Elliott, Paul Ervin, Ered Evans, Mark Eubanks, Bill Ginn, Dorothy Boyette, Eleanor Bradshaw, Virginia Brown, Mary Broadhurst, Maxie Burner, Frances Carlton, Naomi Clark, Dorothy Dickerson, Gladys Daughety, Ruth Diamond, Mary Elizabeth Fich- ter, Leona Fordham, Frances George, Patsy Goad. MRS. HARRY LANG— 10 A-2 Hubert Hall, Keith Hardy, Esten Harper, J. C. Hill, Raymond Hooker, Ralph Howard, Carol Humphreys, Henry Knott, Thomas McLawhorn, Pat Morton, Van Moseley, Roy Norris, Jerald Oliver, Tommy Paylor, Carlton Perry, Vance Pate, Betty Hargett, Elizabeth Ann Hogan, Betty Ruth Hill, Christine Hill, Audrey Jones, Flora Jones, Dorothy Kellum, Jacqueline Knott, Ethel Mayo, Eleanor McLawhorn, Ann Midyette, Fan- nie Moore, Jewel Oliver. MRS. JAMES SANDERSON— 10 A-3 Bobby Rasberry, Bill Rhue, Jack Rock, Welsey Rouse, Clyde Simmons, Fred Taylor, Ben Thomas, Victor Waller, Norman Ward, Fred Williams, Robert Wooten, Mary Scarborough, Hazel Smith, Margie Smith, Jessie Stroud, Eula Sutton, Char- lotte Taylor, Geraldine Taylor, Velma Teachey, Doris Tyndall, Blanche West, Juanita Wethering- ton, Mae Whaley. Page Twcuty-seiett 19 FBESHMAN CLASS OFFICEBS President ............ Joe Aldridge Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . . Billy Hodges Secretary ........... Patsy Crawford Treasurer ........... Billy McLawhorn Page T wenty-eight 46 MISS FRANCES FAULKNER— 9 A-1 Helen Marie Aldridg e, Joe Aldridge, Nancy Ald- ridge, Katherine Armistead, Willard Arthur, Marilyn Avery, Douglas Baker, Charles Barnett, Susan Batten, Irene Beard, Ann Bennett, Billy Best, Grace Blalock, Penina Bowden, Betsy Britt, J. C. Broadhurst, Guerry Broadwell, Ylanta Broadwell, Aubrey Bronstein, Dorothy Bryant, Alice Burkette, Dorothy Burkette, Carl Bynum, Paul Cameron, Jocelyn Carawan, Geraldine Carr, Jeanne Carter, Helen Case, Peggy Jean Cauble, Grover Cole, William Cole, Z. A. Collins, Bryan Connor, D. C. Conway, Donald Cox, Patsy Craw ' - ford, Bobbie Lou Creel, Mac Croom, Bill Cure, Billy Davis, Harvey Daw ' , Sara Dilahunt MISS DORIS LAMM— 9 A-2 K. T. Dail, Bill Dixon, Eloise Dixon, Conrad Faulkner, Howard Farley, Marjorie Ferrell, Dal Foscue, Estelle Fuchs, Virginia Gooding, Bobby Grady, J. C. Grady, Wilma Grady, Edna Had- dock, Louis Hardy, Nora Marie Hawkins, Lester Heath, Alan Heilig, Frances Hill, Guy Hill, Mur- ray Hill, Rodolph Hill, Billy Hodges, Bobby Hor- ton, Louise Huffsteller, Byrd Humphreys, Peggy Johnson, G race Jones, Sylvia Kanter, Mildred Koonce, Charlotte Langston, Minnie Lou Lang- ston, Barbara Ann Larkins, Charles Larkins, Al- ton Lee, Charles Lee, Dick Letchw ' orth, Frances Lonon, J. B. McDuffy, Marie Melton, Constance Millas, James Murphy, Archie Nobles. MISS BEULAH STROUD— 9 A-.’ Thomas Maroules, Elneta McDuffy, Billy McLaw- horn, Bobby Nielson, Elizabeth Nooe, Evelyn Oettinger, Ernestine Pate, Sandy Peake, Dan Perry, Thomas Piver, Gerald Potter, Edith Pow ' ell, Bobbie Quinn, Clara Belle Ramsey, Marie Rouse, Helen Sams, Frank Saville, Ray Scott, Earl Sey- mour, Mildred Shackelford, Bettie Fou Smith, Dorothy Smith, Lillian Spears, Ursula Spence, Leora Stanley, Lionel Stapleford, Linwood Sutton, Kenneth Taylor, Ruby Taylor, Walter Turner, Ruby Tyndall, Charles Vandiver, Eugene Victoria, Clay Waller, Edna Whaley, Joe Whaley, Mildred Whaley, Lloyd Whitfield, Dora Wiggins, Clif- ton Wilson. Page T iienty-niue Abbott, Robert Alcock, Irene Aldridge, Blanche Allen Alphin, Al Baker, Chancey Barfield, Alma Barnette, Louise Faulkner, Mary Helen Faulkner, Nora Ellen Fordham, George Fordham, Giula Fordham, Robert Fornes, Alvin Forrest, Richard Franks, Norman Kennedy, Phoebe Lee, Joyce Malloy, Ernest Maroules, Ed Matthews, Laura Susan Mercer, Kenneth Bell, Edgar Lee Best, Peggy Blalock, Patsy Blow, John Bradshaw, Edward Bradshaw, Mary Alice Brigman, Bobby Brock, Edward Gardner, Mildred Gary, Betty Gary, Jack Gates, Fenton Gaylord, Charles, Jr. Gentry, Josephine Gower, Bennie Earl Gray, George 8 A Montgomery, John Moore, Doris Louise Moore, Minnie Margaret Morton, Emmett McCain, Jeanette McCoy, Ann McDaniel, Eugene A- 1— NICHOLS Brooks, Craven Brown, Herbert Brown, Mary Elizabeth Bruton, Douglas Bruton, Nelda Butner, Mable Rae Byrd, Jimmy Carter, George 8 A-2— HILL Gray, John Harrell, Mildred Hart, Sidney, Jr. Hathaway, Craven Hay ' nes, Dorothy Henry, Jean Herndon, Varion 3— B. M. STROUD McDevitt, Franklin McGuffin, Betty Jean Newman, James Bruce Noble, Billy Oglesby, Frank Oliver, William Outlaw, Ramona Caubble, Patty Churchill, Winton Cole, Betty Connor, Alfred Connor, Edward Conway, Geraldine Conway, Marjorie C ouRiE, Rosemary Hill, Evelyn Grace Hill, J. W. Hill, Mary Lillie Hodges, Bobby Holland, Carl Ellis Holleman, Henry Holton, Nina Bell Huffman, Evelyn Paderick, Hatherly ' Pate, Billy Pate, Leo Patrick, George Pittman, Bobby Potter, Gene Prescott, Louphelia Cox, Jessie Creech, Ora Creel, Lloyd Daniels, Plummer Dubose, Carroll Emory, Jessie Eubanks, Jewel Hunning, Thomas Jackson, Carl Jones, Allen Jones, Pat Jordan, Elmer Jordan, Violet Johnson, Doris Garner, Carl •Privette, Betty Quinn, Molly Quinn, Sarah Ramsey, Cabell Rhodes, Jacqueline Riggs, Hilda Grace Sanderson, Eleanor Sowers, Thomas Sanderson, Herman Sparrow, Virgie Seymour, Elizabeth Spear, Denny Seymour, Mozelle Storm, Heavrin Smith, Floyd Sugg, Herbert Smith, Hubert Sugg, Jessie Smith, Joyce Suggs, Edna Smith, Ruby 8 A-4— MORTON Sutton, Marian Taylor, Betty Love Taylor, Blucker Taylor, Charles Taylor, Janet Taylor, Mable Gatlin: Thomas, Linda Jane Tilly, Jean Carol Tucker, Mary Ellen Turley, Virginia Turner, Marvin Tyler, Betty Tyndall, Dick Watson, Mary Helen Watson, Thomas West, Dorothy Whaley, A. L. White, Isabelle Wiggins, Betty Ann Williams, Sherrill Wooten, Dal Worthington, Peggy Page Thirty r SEVENTH GEADE Albertson, Patricia Alphin, Paul Arthur, James Avery, Billy Baker, Billy Baker, Katie Lee Barbre, Betty Barnes, Carolyn Barnett, Margaret Barrus, Alban Bell, Mary Bernstein, Carol Bland, Charles Bostic, Carrie Mae Brafford, Bill Brock, Josephine Brown, James Bruton, Betty Bruton, Frazier Bryan, Jean Bynum, Mary Etta Cade, Bessie Lee Carpenter, Phyllis Cole, Kenneth Cole, Thomas Connor, Alfred C ouRiE, Maurice Creel, Zuliene Crenshaw, Elsie Croom, Doris Cummings, Jimmy Davis, Charles Davis, John Davis, Mary Davis, Tommy Dawson, Doris Jean Dawson, Vivian Dudley, Edwin Edwards, Bessie Edwards, Della Elmore, Jean Emory, Douglas Eubanks, Elsie Eubanks, Ramona Eubanks, Thelma Farnes, Betsy Fulford, Billy Gardner, Bobby Gatlin, Johnny Taylor, Jean George, Charlie Ginn, Polly Grady, Joe Griffin, Joe Guthrie, Mary Elizabeth Harrell, Bobby Harrison, C. J. Hearne, Sara Beth Helms, Barbara Jean Henderson, Mary Alma Hill, Edward Hill, George Hill, Eynwood Hill, Wiley Hines, Ina Hodge, Edward Howell, Alfred Humphrey, Bobby Joe Hunnings, Pearl FIunt, Dorothy Ipock, Horace Jackson, Aleathia Jenkins, Kenneth Jones, Paul Kanter, Je an King, Douglas King, Joyce Knott, Diane Lang, Anne Larkins, Mary Ellen Letchworth, Betty Lou Lovick, McDonald Lucas, Lindsey Melton, Virgie Miller, Roland Moore, Frederick McDaniel, Bobby McDaniel, Peggy McLaw ' HORN, Bobby Neal, Susan Nichols, Harry Dale Nielson, Jacqueline Noble, Leona O uTLAND, Sara Osborne, Martha Parrott, David Potter, Jackie Potter, Margaret Provost, Billy Provost, Norwood Quinn, Elonza Radford, Ann Reaves, Dorothy Register, Faye Rogers, Joyce Rouse, Bourbon Sanderson, Evelyn Sanderson, Mary L, Smith, Jean S ow ' ERS, Faye Sparrow, Louise Spears, Ira Stanford, Margaret Stanley, Henry Stew ' art, Buck Steelman, Barbara Strickland, Carl Sutton, Carlene Taylor, Ereddie Taylor, Lorraine Turner, Betty Joan Turner, Mary E. Tyndall, Tommie Wall, Leland Waller, Ben Ward, Jean Waters, Betty J. iTsTBRooK, Helen Whaley, Bessie Whitaker, Paula Williams, Bobby ' Williams, Kermit Wilson, Joseph Worthington, Rosanne Page T hirty-one ' 946 ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Robbie Best Senior Editor . Mary Frances Shackelford Assistant Editor . . Blanche Parrott Club Editor . . . Annie Edwards Business Manager . Bernice Bronstein Photographic Editor . . . Virginia Hubbard Assistant Barbara Boney Typist . Mary Lena Byrd Assistant Charles Jordan Typist . Hilda Grace Lee Assistant . Virginia Jenkins Typist . . . Mary Lou Goers Assistant Betty Mewborn Art Editor . . . . Eleanor Smith Assistant . Jimmy Broadwell Junior Editor Betsey Mallard Circulation Manager . . Anne Gray Sophomore Editor . . . Raymond Hooker Assistant Roland Collins Freshman Editor . . . Paul Cameron Assistant . Ervin Wade Business Adviser . Editorial Adviser . Mrs. Dewey Sutton . Miss Katherine Hinson Page Thirty-three Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Circulation Manager . Sports Art Editor Alumni and Armed Forces P. T. A. Reporters Reporters . . Emma Faye West Cathrine Linton Gloria Foxman Eleanor Smith Members of Journalism Class Paul Bennett, John Langley, Lawrence Thomas • Ylanta Broadwell . Mary Ann Moore Jane EIart, Jenelle Spear Typists Adviser Frances Bizzell Roland Collins, Mary Bryan Cummings, Carolyn Dunn, Mary Grace Grady, Jane Hart, Laura Harvey, Margaret Leach, Faye Massengill, Jane McDaniel, Jessie Smith, Jenelle Spear. . . . . . . . . Evelyn Griffin, Peggy Lyon Miss Leonora Watts Page Thirty-four 46 QUILL AND SCROLL President . Secretary and Treasurer Adviser Emma Faye West . Cathrine Linton Miss Leonora Watts Bennett, Paul Bizzell, Frances Collins, Roland Dunn, Carolyn Foxman, Gloria Hart, Jane MEMBERS Harvey, Laura Langley, John Massengill, Faye McDaniel, Jane Spear, Jenelle Smith, Eleanor Smith, Jessie Thomas, Lawrence The local chapter of Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school journalists, was established in Grainger High School in May, 1936. For election to membership the students must meet the following requirements: 1. They must be of at least junior or senioir classification. 2. They must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing at the time of election. 3. They must have done superior work in writing, editing, or in business management. 4. They must be recommended by the adviser. 5. They must be approved by the national secretary of the society. Page T jirfy-fitr ss 9 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ........... Herbert Ramsey Vice-President .......... Roland Collins Secretary ......... Mary Frances Shackelford Treasurer ............ Robbie Best Advisers .... Misses Doris Lamm, Sarah Hill, Frances Faulkner The Student Council of Grainger High School was organized in 1931. Our council, with the help of students and faculty, has worked to improve the discipline and school spirit of Grainger High. Ptf e T hirty-six 46 MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL Jesse Aldridge Carolyn Dunn Dan Perry Charles Barnett Della Edwards Cabell Ramsey Peggy Best Jack Gary Herbert Ramsey Robbie Best Jane Hart Cecil Roberts Frances Bizzell Virginia Hubbard Mary Frances Shackelford Jimmy Broadwell Graham Knott Jenelle Spear Margie Buck Henry Knott Fred Taylor Thomas Cole John Langley Ben Thomas Roland Collins Charles Larkins Paul Tilghman Patsy Crawford Gene Leigh Virginia Turley Gladys Daughety Tommy Paylor Joe Taylor Page Thirty-seven ss ig BOOSTERS ' CLUB President ...... Joe Taylor Vice-President ..... . Mae Whaley Secretary and Treasurer . Van Moseley Adviser ...... Miss Bertha Mae Stroud Barrett, Claude Brown, Virginia Butner, Maxine Clark, Naomi Diamond, Ruth Fighter, Mary Elizabeth MEMBERS Fordham, Leona George, Frances FIargett, Betty FFooker, Raymond Knott, Jacqueline Scarborough, Mary Smith, Margie Taylor, Fred Tyndall, Doris West, Blanche Wetherington, Juanita Page Thirl y-eight 46 SS President . . Jimmy Broadwell Vice-President Copie FIill Secretary . Jesse Aldridge Treasurer . . Graham Knott Sergeant -at- Arms Herbert Whiteieed Chaplain Herbert Ramsey Advisers Mr . Frank Mock, Mr. W . L. Fay, Mr. Orville Brubaker MEMBERS Aldridge, Jesse Fitzgerald, Owen Noble, Gene Baker, Marvin Gates, Sterling Nunn, Rudolph Ballard, Linwood Hill, Copie Phillips, R. A. Bennett, Paul Jordan, Charles Ramsey, Herbert Boney, Bert Keel, Mardre Scarborough, Franklin Broadwell, Jimmy Knott, Graham Scott, Louis Britt, Edward Langley, John Sugg, Palmer Daughety, Hilary Lincke, Paul Thomas, Lawrence DuBose, George Moseley, John McLawhorn, Charles Whitfield, Herbert Page Thirfy-uine 0 ay= iicli=(Oss (GIMLS ' HI Y ig President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Advisers Roland Collins Carolyn Dunn Robbie Best . Mary Frances Shackelford Mrs. Maurice Clayton, Mrs. Dewey Sutton Best, Robbie Bronstein, Bernice Buck, Margie Collins, Roland Dunn, Carolyn Everett, Frances Hart, Jane MEMBERS Hooker, Ruth Hubbard, Virginia Jenkins, Alma Linton, Cathrine Mallard, Betsey Mewborne, Betty Moore, Mary Ann Poole, Anne Ramsey, Jean Shackelford, Mary Frances Spear, Jenelle Sugg, Mildred Walker, May Belle Whaley, Sarah West, Emma Faye Purpose of the Hi-Y: Stay pure through the eyes of others. Slogan: To face life squarely.” Code: I will try to be gracious in manner, impartial in judgment, ready for service, loyal to friends, reaching toward the best, earnest in purpose, eager for knowledge, reverent to God, victorious over self, ever dependable, and sincere at all times. Page Forty 46 ’SS n. E, CLUB President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Adviser . . . . Jesse Aldridge Marvin Baker, Jr. Franklin Bland Mrs. Edw ard Phillips Batts, LeRoy Butner, Ernestine Chastain, Thomas Lincke, Paul Morton, Pat Noble, Gene Potter, Gerald Rodgers, Faye Stroud, Vera Wade, Ervin Page Porty-one 19 DRAMATICS CLUB OITICEKS President . Vice-President . Secretary-T reasurer Adviser , Mary Frances Shackelford Emma Faye West . John Langley . Mrs. Dewey Sutton Vage Forty-two 46 OBAMATICS CLUB Best, Robbie Hill, Helen Poole, Ann Bizzell, Frances Hogan, Elizabeth Ann Ramsey, Jean Boney, Barbara Hooker, Ruth Roberts, Cecil Boney, Bert Horne, Marjorie Rodgers, Faye Boney, Margaret Hubbard, Virginia Rogers, Geraldine Boyette, Dorothy Jenkins, Virginia Scarborough, Mary Broadwell, Jimmy Langley, John Shackelford, Mary Fra Bronstein, Bernice Leach, Margaret Scott, Louis Buck, Margie Lee, Hilda Grace Simmons, Clyde Chastain, Thomas Leggett, Molly Smith, Eleanor Collins, Roland Lewis, Virginia Smith, Jessie Edwards, Annie Linton, Cathrine Spear, Jenelle Fordham, Oleene Mallard, Betsey Sutton, Patricia Goad, Patsy Massengill, Faye Travis, Evelyn Goers, Mary Lou McDaniel, Jane Tucker, Lucille Gray, Anne McDuffy, Madge V ' alker, Maybelle Griffin, Evelyn McLawhorn, Eleanor Waller, Clay F AMILTON, Jean Mewborn, Betty West, Emma Faye FiAPPER, Mary Ann Midgette, Ann Wetherington, Juanita Hart, Jane Moore, Mary Ann Parrott, Blanche Whitfield, Lloyd Page Forty-three IQ PUBLIC SPEAK.EBS’ CLUB President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant -at- Arms Adviser Armistead, Katherine Barnett, Charles Barrett, Claude Bennett, Paul Buck, Margie Collins, Z. A. Crawford, Patsy Ferrell, Margie OFFICERS MEMBERS Grady, Mary Grace Horne, Marjorie Langley, John Larkins, Thomas Linton, Cathrine Massengill, Faye McDaniel, Jane Oettinger, Evelyn Parrott, Blanche . Margie Buck Paul Bennett Jane McDaniel John Langley Miss Rachel Martin Pate, Ernestine Peake, Sandy Scarborough, Mary Smith, Eleanor Spear, Jenelle Walker, Maybelle West, Emma Faye Wetherington, Juanita Page Forty-four 46 MASQUE AND GAVEL President ..... Faye Massengill Secretary-Treasurer . . . Paul Bennett Page Forty- fi le 9 LIBRAKY ASSISTANTS President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Reporter Adviser . Mary Frances Shackelford Margie Buck . Margie Smith Jane McDaniel Miss Beulah Stroud Seniors Best, Robbie Bronstein, Bernice Hamilton, Jean Shackelford, Mary Frances Teachey, Doris Walker, Maybelle Whaley, Sarah « niors Bizzell, Frances Buck, Margie Creel, Mildred Everett, Frances Grady, Mary Grace Hooker, Ruth McDaniel, Jane Mills, Daphne Price, Audrey Sophomores Fichter, Mary Elizabeth Smith, Margie West, Blanche Wetherington, Juanita Whaley, Mae Freshmen Pate, Ernestine Powell, Edith Shackelford, Mildred Smith, Dorothy Page Forty-six 46 President . Secretary and Treasurer Director Drum Major Drum Majorette Drum Majorette Cornets and Trumpets Baker, Douglas Brooks, Craven Daughety, Hilary Denmark, George Jones, Pat Taylor, Blucher Thomas, Lawrence Saxophones Batts, Leroy Ervin, Paul Paderick, Haverly Piccolo Arthur, Willard MEMBERS OF BAND Clarinets Bronstein, Aubry Cox, Donald Dail, Joyce Daughety, Cullen Daw, Nellie Jenkins, Alma Knott, Henry Moseley, Van Oliver, Billy Perry, Dan West, William Baritones Elliott, Guy Scarborough, Franklin . Alma Jenkins Gloria Foxman Mr. Robert Rhodes Larry Smith . Nora Ellen Faulkner Varian Herndon GlockcnspiH Foxman, Gloria Bass Watson, David Alto Horn Watson, Paul T ronibones Harper, Esten Nunn, Rodolph Drums Ferriss, Audrey Gates, Fenton Jordan, Charles Mixon, Pryor Page Forfy-sevett ss je£ - ' • - ig J, — ' ' BOYS ' GLEE CLUB President ............ Bobby Scott Vice-President ........... Louis Scott Sergeant-at-Arms ......... John Langley Director .......... Miss Rosalie Brown Boney, Bert Brooks, Jimmy Dail, K. T. Davis, Billy Gates, Sterling Grady, Bobby Grady, J. C. MEMBERS Hodges, Billy Humphreys, Byrd Keel, Madre Larkins, Thomas McI.awhorn, Billy Moseley, John Murphy, James Peake, Sandy Phillips, R. A. Rhue, Bill Rouse, Wesley Simmons, Clyde Vandiver, Charles Whitfield, Lloyd Page Forty-eight GIMLS ' GLEE CEUB Bennett, Ann Bizzell, Frances Boney, Barbara Boney, Margaret Broadwell, Ylanta Brown, Virginia Bryant, Dorothy Buck, Margie Butner, Maxie Cade, Bessie Lee Carawan, Jocelyn Carlton, Frances Carter, Jeanne C ouRiE, Rose Mary Creel, Mildred Daugherty, Gladys Davis, Susan Diamond, Ruth Dickerson, Dorothy Dillon, Sara Dixon, Eloise Dorsey, Eloise Edwards, Annie Ferrell, Margie Fordham, Leona Gates, Barbara George, Frances Goers, Mary Lou Gooding, Virginia Gray, Anne Griffin, Evelyn Haddock, Edna Hamilton, Jean Hart, Jane Hill, Betty Ruth Horne, Marjorie Hubbard, Virginia Jenkins, Virginia Johnson, Doris Koonce, Mildred Langston, Charlotte Larkins, Barbara Ann Leach, Margaret Lee, Hilda Grace Lew is, Virginia Maroules, Eula Massengill, Faye Melton, Marie McDaniel, Jane McDuffy, Elneta McDuffy, Madge Moore, Minnie Oliver, Jewell Pate, Ernestine Poole, Anne Potter, Ruth Powell, Edith Privett, Betty Quinn, Bobbie Quinn, Sara Rowlethe, Betty Smith, Betty Smith, Dorothy Smith, Eleanor Smith, Jessie Spear, Jenelle Sugg, Edna Sugg, Mildred Sutton, Patricia Taylor, Betty Love Taylor, Geraldine Tucker, Mary Ellen Walker, Dorothy Wetherington, Juanita Whaley, Edna Whaley, Mildred Wiggins, Dora Page Forty-nine 19 PEP CLUB President . . Mary Frances Shackelford Vice-President Margaret Boney Secretary . Betty Mewborn Treasurer . Jane Hart Sergeant-at-Arms Ruth Hooker Adviser MEMBERS Miss Rosalie Brown Best, Robbie Hamilton, Jean Mewborn, Betty Bizzell, Frances Happer, Mary Ann Midgette, Ann Boney, Barbara Hart, Jane Moore, Mary Ann Boney, Margaret Harvey, Laura Parrott, Blanche Boyette, Dorothy Hooker, Ruth Poole, Anne Collins, Roland Horne, Marjorie Ramsey, Jean Cummings, Mary Bryan Hubbard, Virginia Rodgers, Faye Davis, Susan Jenkins, Virginia Shackelford, Mary Frances Dunn, Carolyn Leach, Margaret Smith, Eleanor Edwards, Annie Leggett, Molly Smith, Jessie Foxman, Gloria Lewis, Virginia Spear, Jenelle Goad, Patsy Lyon, Peggy Sugg, Mildred Grady, Mary Grace Mallard, Betsey Sutton, Nan Wood Gray, Anne Massengill, Faye Taylor, Charlotte Griffin, Evelyn McDaniel, Jane McLawhorn, Eleanor Tucker, Lucille Page fifty 46 CHEEM EEADEMS chief Cheer Leader ......... Jenelle Spear Assistant Cheer Leader .... Mac” Croom Assistant Cheer Leader .... Marjorie Horne Assistant Cheer Leader .... Skippy” Larkins Assistant Cheer Leader .... Lucille Tucker Page Fifty-one FOOTBALL SNAPSHOTS 1946 ‘0 a y = lid I = CDss Co-Captains ....... Jesse Aldridge, Graham Knott Coach W. L. Fay Co-Captains ....... Jesse Aldridge, Graham Knott Coach W. L. Fay Mascot Peggy Mock Eiuh Hill, Copie 80 Hodges, Billy 77 Scott, Bobby 40 Wrightenberry, Bobby 30 bull backs Bowles, Buddy 43 Cameron, John 71 Gates, Sterling 22 Guardi Aldridge, Jesse 26 Baker, Marvin 41 McDuffy, J. B. 78 Moseley, John 83 Tilghman, Paul 74 Wellons, Charles Oiiartcrbacki Dubose, George 84 Jones, Vincent 75 Whitfield, Herbert 25 Halfbacks Davis, Billy 3 5 Hargett, Warren 81 McLawhorn, Billy 73 Scott, Louis 36 T ackles Baker, Carl 82 Fitzgerald, Owen 27 Knott, Graham 44 Phillips, R. A. 34 Page Fifty-three 1 - Co-Captains Coach . Tommy Paylor, Jimmy Byrd Mr. Frank Mock iicli=CDss ig 46 Aldridge, Joe Bruton, Douglas Byrd, Jimmy Collins, Z. A. Faulkner, Connie Foscue, Dal Ginn, Bill Grady, Bobby Grady, J. C. Hodges, Bobby Horton, Bobby Humphreys, Byrd Larkins, Charles Malloy, Ernest Paylor, Tommy P ivER, Tommy Saville, Frank Suggs, Jesse Taylor, Joe Thomas, Ben Turner, Buddy Tyndall, Dick Whaley, Joe Williams, Bobby Williams, Fred Wooten, Robert I ' ifty-four BASKETBALL SHOTS ay I iicli=(Oss a ' M . ..,yV BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM Co-Captains ...... John Langley, Herbert Whitfield Managers ....... Bobby Nielson, Aubrey Bronstein Coach ............ Mr. W. L. Fay Vorwards Gates, Sterling Jones, Vincent Langley, John Larkins, Tom Leigh, Gene Perry, Dan Ginn, Bill Hodges, Bobby Storm, Buddy Turner, Buddy VARSITY Guards Aldridge, Jesse Paylor, Tommy Roberts, Cecil Whitfield, Herbert Centers Bennett, Paul Phillips, R. A. Taylor, Joe Whaley, Joe Whitfield, Lloyd Williams, Fred JUNIOR SQUAD Abbott, Robert Lee Collins, Z. A. Groom, Mac Va e Fifty-six i I GIMLS BASKETBALL TEAM Manager ............ Alma Jenkins Coach .......... Mrs. Maurice Clayton Forwards Guards Collins, Roland Fordham, Oleene Grady, Mary Grace Hamilton, Jean Hooker, Ruth Jenkins, Alma Oettinger, Evelyn Ramsey, Jean Whaley, Mae Whaley, Mildred Bowden, Penina Dunn, Carolyn Happer, Mary Ann Hart, Jane Hill, Helen Hogan, Elizabeth Ann Hubbard, Virginia Larkins, Barbara Ann Leach, Margaret Linton, CaThrine McDuffy, Madge Midyette, Anne Sams, Helen Spear, Jenelle Sugg, Mildred Teachey, Doris Page Fifty-seven IQ MONOGRAM CLUB President ........... Graham Knott Vice-President .......... Jesse Aldridge Secretary .......... Herbert Whitfield Treasurer .......... Bobby Wrightenberry Sergeant-at-Arms ......... Paul Tilghman Adviser ............ Mr. W. L. Fay MEMBERS Aldridge, Jesse Grady, Bobby PivER, Thomas Aldridge, Joe Grady, J. C. Roberts, Cecil Baker, Carl Hill, Copie Scott, Bobby Baker, Marvin Hodges, Billy Scott, Louis Ballard, Linwood Hodges, Bobby Saville, Frank Bennet, Paul Horton, Bobby Sugg, Palmer Bowles, Buddy Humphrey, Byrd Sugg, Jesse Bruton, Douglas Jones, Vincent Taylor, Joe Byrd, Jimmy Keel, Mardre Thomas, Ben Cameron, John Knott, Graham , Tilghman, Paul Collins, Z. A. Langley, John Turner, Buddy Croom, Mac Larkins, Charles Tyndall, Dick Davis, Billy Larkins, Thomas Wellons, Charles Dubose, George Leigh, Gene Whaley, Joe Evans, Fred Malloy, Ernest Whitfield, Herbert Farley, FJoward McDuffy, J. B. Whitfield, Lloyd Faulkner, Conny McLawhorn, Billy Williams, Bobby Fitzgerald, Owen Moseley, John Williams, Freddy Foscue, Dal Paylor, Tommy Wooten, Dal Gates, Sterling Perry, Dan Wooten, Robert Ginn, Bill Phillips, R. A. Wrightenberry, Bobby Page Fifty-eight 46 MARSHALS Chief Marshal Robbie Best T welfth Grade Best, Robbie Collins, Roland Parrott, Blanche Ramsey, Herbert Tenth Grade Hooker, Raymond Taylor, Fred Eleventh Grade Hart, Jane Langley, John Smith, Jessie Raymond Sugg, Mildred Ninth Grade Barnett, Charles Crawford, Patsy Fage- Fifty-nine ig 46 Affirmative Margie Buck Cathrine Linton Coach: Mrs. John Stanton Negative Paul Bennett Jane McDaniel Coach: Miss Bertha Mae Stroud Query Resolved that every able-bodied male citizen of the United States should have one year of full-time military training before attaining age twenty-four. Page Sixty DAWC hJG ToOTJa VnACTicB 2:50 Lt-BPAr y DfVoTioNA 3 Vb:PiOD VvmcH JtTvvfrA ClASSiS IQ III the good old summer time Remember E. M. I. Secret Watch the birdie Football managers ' Bowles’ ’em over Sunning Pals Horse play Funny, eh? 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Queen St. Kinston, N. C. If the girls are fat, is Bert Boney? If Betsy is a Mallard, are Mary Lena a Byrd and Blanche a Parrot? Delicious, Nutritrious Fresh Every Day Double KK Donuts Are Made That Way DOUBLE KK DONUT SHOPPE Owned and Operated By RETHA O. KING MARY E. KENDALL If Paul Bennett, could you straighten it? Jenkins-Jones Motor Co. YOUR FORD DEALER There ' s A Ford In Your Future Phone 3144-3145 Kinston, N. C. C. W. Howard Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS Kinston, N. C. Kinston Marble Granite Works B. E. DALE, Prop. 506 N. Queen St. Kinston, N. C. HEILIG MEYERS FOR THRIFTY BUYERS MUTUAL INSURANCE Insures and Saves M. L. STADIEM 128 W. Gordon St. Kinston, N. C. Compliments of Queen High Service Station Kinston, N. C. College Street Pharmacy Your Neighborhood Drug Store E. L. BRADSHAW, Prop. 1007 N. College St. Kinston, N. C. Compliments of West Machinery Co. South Heritage St., Ext. Kinston, N. C. It you can ' t find a lance, can you use Jenelle the Spear? S. T. MIDYETTE GEO. SKINNER Midyette Hardware Company BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS DIXON HAS IT HARDWARE D. V. DIXON SON Phones 3162 and 3163 Compliments of Dainty Maid Bakery Kinston, N. C. DO YOUR SHOPPING AT Brody ' s Department Store Kinston, N. C. Dial 3158 K. B. FARABOW INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE OE ALL KINDS Phone 3915 Phone 4463 NEW DIXIE CAFE Famous Place for Good Foods GUS J. BALAPAS, Mgr. 217 North Queen Street Kinston, N. C. Compliments of CAROL HAT SHOPPE 108 W. North Street Kinston, N. C. Compliments of Big Star Super Market West North Street Kinston, N. C. If Carl is a Baker, is Joe a Taylor? Compliments of Compliments of TEMPLE DRUG CO. G. W. RADIO SHOP AGENTS FOR ELIZABETH ARDEN COSMETICS Kinston, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of Standard Drug Co. No. 1 Montgomery-W ard Company Kinston, N. C. 324 N. Oueen St. SMITH-BAKER BIRDSEYE The Friendly Furniture Store FROSTED FOODS 101, 103, 105 S. Oueen St. Yellow Front Market Dial 4043 Kinston, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of SIDNEY ' S STORE SANITARY LAUNDRY and Kinston, N. C. DRY CLEANER If he looks closely, will Earl Seymour? BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of HARVEY MOTOR COMPANY Queen Street Kinston, N. C. CHEVROLET - BUICK Drink HINES COCA-COLA North Kinston, Carolina GEORGE DuBOSE GENERAL CONTRACTOR Office — Vernon Ave. Ext. Phone 3988 — Residence 4275 Kinston, N. C. If Florida is South, why is Blanche West? HERBERT ' S CREAM BREAD HERBERT ' S ON THE LABEL MEANS QUALITY ON THE TABLE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF KINSTON THE HOME OWNED BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER F. D. I. C. Compliments of L Harvey and Son Compliments of SKINNER ' S If Elliott is Brown, is Carolyn Dunn? F. F. BROOKS AND SON S. A. BOWDEN, Owner WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS TERMS — CASH Compliments of BELK-TYLER COMPANY KINSTON ' S LARGEST UP-TO-DATE DEPARTMENT STORE Kinston, N. C. 1893 1946 J. E. HOOD AND COMPANY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS TO PLEASE YOU PLEASES US KINSTON DAILY FREE PRESS AMERICA ' S PREMIER SMALL CITY DAILY Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. If Anne were in the Poole, could Raymond Hook er? Marjorie has the Buck and Rodolph has Nunn. WILMINGTON PRINTING COMPANY 211-213 North Second Street Wilmington, North Carolina LITHOGRAPHING PRINTING OFFICE FURNITURE HOME PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL Compliments of WOOTTEN-MOULTON Chapel Hill, N. C. PHOTOGRAPHERS F OR THE K. H. S. COPYING ENLARGING Compliments of DIXIE LEAF TOBACCO CO„ Inc. Kinston, N. C. After Buddy Storm passes, will Jacqueline’s Rhodes be in good shape? In Jimmy’s Brooks would you find Jack Rock? Compliments of E. V. WEBB CO., Inc. LEAF TOBACCO Kinston, North Carolina HEEDEN ' S Makers of That Delicious Heeden ' s Ice Cream 123 S. Queen St. Kinston, N. C. EDWARD ' S DAIRY PRODUCTS Compliments of Evans Construction Company B. W. Canady Son HARDWARE Kinston, N. C. ■ Compliments of L. B. Jenkins Tobacco Company, Inc. C. OETTINGER, Inc. Kinston, N. C. If Audrey set the Price, could George ’Ford ham? Phyllis is a Carpenter, but can she build Sterling Gates? BUILDING MATERIALS HOBBY SUPPLIES MALLARD LUMBER CO. 1400 W. Vernon Ave. Phone 2250 ' When it rains, snows, or blows A Bluebird Taxi always goes BLUE BIRD TAXI CO. DEPENDABLE CARS Compliments of PICKWICK Compliments of DENMARK ' S FLORIST JOHN S. MARTIN KINSTON WHOLESALERS If it would break Sidney’s Hart, would Peggy shoot him a Lyon? Would Jean trade her Franks for Don’s Nichols? QUINN MILLER FURNITURE OF QUALITY 100 South Queen St. Dial 3146 Compliments of FIRST CITIZENS BANK TRUST COMPANY Kinston, N. C. Complete Banking and Trust Company Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. What would happen if Barbara were fences and not Gates? Compliments of Kinston Wholesale Co. ICE AND COAL IRON FIREMEN STOKERS Colonial Ice Company BUY BAKER-LYNN NABS OR PEANUTS WHEN YOU BUY A COKE” GRADY BROS. GROCERIES FEEDS SEEDS Corner Heritage and North Streets BARRUS CONSTRUCTION CO. Kinston, N. C. ASPHALT PAVEMENTS, DRAINAGE, GRADING Office Phone 3728 PLUMER DANIELS PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTING Repairing A Specialty PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES 106 E. Blount St. what would happen if Buddy were flowers and not Bowles? What would happen if Helen were a valley and not a Hill? Robert S. Wooten USED CARS Bought and Sold EASY TERMS For Kerosene and Fuel Oil Phone 3161 C. W. Wooten Oil Co. Kinston, N. C. FUEL OIL - GAS - GREASES FOR HOME — OFFICE Leco Feed Mills, Inc. Manufacturers of LECO LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY FEEDS Kinston, N. C. FOLLOW GRAINGER HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES IN THE KI • HI THE MEMBERS OF THE GRAINGER HIGH SCHOOL AN- NUAL STAFF WISH TO THANK THE PERSONS AND FIRMS WHO HELPED TO MAKE THE 1946 VOLUME OF THE KAY-AITCH-ESS POSSIBLE. A f ' r y y ' TX. t tAA Zc ' CC A CACAJ X Aal Aaa A Y Cx! -ZAAyl A iiliS ' V I , . I