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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

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She has taken her work seriously, has worked her art well, and has gloried in the demands which that art has made upon her. Witla grateful ap- preciation we dedicate this book of life, youth, and love to- MISS BEULAH STROUD 'QI i and flwxe zwrr' our lf'af'fw1'x JIQAN P. BOOTH JOHN H. HORNL S11 fJl'l'ilIff'lI4ll'lIf Pl'ill!'ij7tl1 BOARD OF TRUSTEES r MRS. T. V. MOS121.12Y MRS. MIKE Luz MR. GliORGl2 CARTER MR. JESSE OGLIESBY MR. LONNIIQ BUCK MR. HIQNRX' WALKER DR. FLOYD WOOTEN X FACULTY Mus. CHRISTIIQIE NX'ltLiAMs BRANTQN . . Latin, English WOI11LlH'S College of University of North Carolina, A.I'z. Miss NILl.IIi BROOMIE ...... Ifnglish Greensboro College, Peabody College MR. ORVAL BRUBARTR . . . Mechanical Arts Iiust Illinois State Teacher's College, B.Ii. Mlts. COLON Bum ...... English Iiast Carolina Teachers' College, A.B. Miss FRANU-,s FAULRNLR .... Mathematics hx,Ul'l'lilI'l'S College of University of North Carolina. A.Ii Miss LENA GRANTHAM Greensboro College, A.B. . . . . . History Miss ANN HUcH1Ls . Meredith College, A.B. Miss Suu JOHNSON . W'oman's College of University of North Carolina, AB. . Science, Biology . . . . . History . . . . . Music Miss LA Run LANGLEY Greensboro College, B.M. Miss MARG:kR1:T LONG . Meredith College, A.B. Miss RUTH MACY . . . XVoman's College of University of North Carolina, A.B. . . . Science English, Health, Art MR. FRANK Mock . . . History, Arithmetic Davidson College, B.S.g East Carolina Teachers' College, M.A. MRS. EMMETT MoRToN , Bible Queen's College, A.B. Miss LEAH MOSELEY .... Home llc., Art Woinai1's College of University of North Carolina, B.S., H.E. MRS. JAMES SANDIQRSON .... Commercial East Carolina Teachers' College, A.B. MR. Amos SLXTON .... Physical Education Iiast Carolina Teachers' College, A.B. MR, HARRY SHIPMAN .... Instrumental Music University of North Carolina Miss PATSY SMITH .... Spanish, History W'oman's College of University of North Carolina, A.B. MRS. JOHN STANTON . Arithmetic, Science, Health, Art Greensboro College, A.B. Miss BnRTHA MAE STROUD ..... History Meredith College, A.B., East Carolina Teachers' College Miss BEULAH STROUD ....,. Librarian Meredith College, A.B., University of North Carolina, A.B. on LS. MRS. Dewiir SUTTON . East Carolina Teachers' College, A.B. MRS. LUCILLE Vicit . East Carolina Teachers' College, A.B. . . . . Mathematics . . . Commercial Miss LEONORA H. WATTS ..... English University of Illinois, A.B.g Columbia University, M.A. MRs. LINDSAY WINSTEAD . . Arithmetic, Science, Art East Carolina Teachers' College, A.B. MR. LUTHER HOWARD XVI-UTEHURST . Sociology, English East Carolina Teachers' College, A.B. On September 15, 1948, our life as Seniors began, and the walls resounded- -for we were the rippling voices and the full-toned belly-laughter of our young world. -for we were the lunch-time-at-Rick's and the stop-a-minute-at-Shady's, the shaggers, the cloggers, the ever-raving don't-you-just-love's. -for we kept the long night watches for games, parties, studies. We watched the long nights and lived the short days that were numbered in our youth. -for we were the Tower of Babel and the babbling of foreign tongues. W'e were the youth. -for we were the idiotic little bugs buzzing in the study halls, the long-hairs, the foot- ball players, the milkshake drinkers, the hot-dog eaters. -for we were the daneersg we were the youth- 1: 3 WS? S W! if 4 gk ,,.. 9 1 M, , .. gf ,ak QL., , S .. r 2 A iw W Q fm gi I i W Sf I ,F EQ! was SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .......... YLANTA BROADX'i'IEl.I. Vice-President . . MILDRED SHACKLFFORI3 Secretary . . . . . GRAtiIi jomzs Treasurer . HOXY'AIiD FARLIZY FRANCES CI.ARA Moana Mascot SENIORS HLLLN Mmur, ALnluuGr .IOSl:PH WII.LIAM ALDRIDGE III N.NNCY LOUISE AI.IlRlIlCIi KATHIRINF Bnumu-.Y ARMIQTEAD Mmm YN AVIQRY IDOUGLAS L. BAKER, In. SUSAN B1fKlNNIE BM IIYN ANN NIORTON Bl-NNITIT OLIVE GRACIE B1 ,mock PIENINA SLAVI-N BOXVDEN Banu' Bumcuxs BRITT YLANTA RUTH BROADVUIII. . U 1. ,E pu' Q, 5, ' fav 5 -Lg? 'FQ 1 , 31-v if K Q 2! my al l 5 T f Q., Q J' 111' if f' gs fi 1238557 SENIORS Z. 11114111 Dux, lk. 1x11ll1,X 1110151 D1xuN 111191 1j0RSl 1 IAA11 s CRTNRAID 13,1111 1xN1 11 M f111c,11 ANN1-11111111 D111 1 .vu 11.111 1 s Ifosc UIQ 155111.11 RL1111 Fun 11s '111r,1N1A 13.1111 lim1111Nu Ro11111x1' 1.11 611.1111 lo11N CARI 011.1111 1111NA RVI11 1111111111 11 Huw 11111 l3.'x1uxs11:x11 15.1141 1 N 111 4 Tu wi f' JP' w x Q 4 3 ss x if SENIORS CONSTANCli MII.I.As -.lAMliS MURPIIX' ELIZABILTH PARRQTT Noon: WILLIE E. PAGE, jk. VIOLA ERNESTINE PATE j. SANDY PEAKE EDITH w7lNN POWELL Boanm LouIsIz QUINN CARSON FRANKLIN SAVILLE, ju MILDRED JOYCE SHACIIIELFOIID BIfr'I'Y Lou SMITII LjOR0'l'IIY Wfoolmlx. SMITH SENIORS MA Uksul A Sm NC I- I.1uN11 S1 .al-1 I 1 mum Lvxwoon lvlix' SUITUN NNI ul NY: N1 womu Tfwlon Rum' Tmxoa Rum' ANN TNNDAII I :umm Igmsux XVAI 1 Au- Ruxmxn 1.10311 XVIIITILIFIU Rom lu' FRI DI lurk Wu 1 I x 'Y' ' -1 F' rf 'fffrvfvi' -- - - -W-'xiii S A SENIOR ACTIVITIES HELEN MARIE ALDRIDGE began her high school activities by participating in the Lyre and Shield Club and Debaters Club while in the 9th Grade. When in the 10th Grade she belonged to the Music and Dramatics Clubs. Her Junior and Senior years were spent with the Pep Club and Key Note Club. JOE ALDRIDGE served on the Student Council in the 11th and 12th Grades. He was in thefMonogram Club in the 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th Grades. In the 9th Grade he was also class president and played baseball and football, in the 10th, football and basketball, in the 11th, baseball and basketball: in the 12th, football, baseball and basketball. He was also secretary of the Junior Class and member of the Boys' Hi-Y in the llth Grade. He was president of the Boys' Hi-Y in his Senior year. NANCY ALDRIDGE was in the Lyre and Shield in the 9th Grade and the Key Note Club in the 11th and 12th Grades. She was in the Pep Club in the 10th, 11th and 12th Grades, the Dramatics Club, 10th and 12th, and Hi-Y in the 12th. Nancy was a member of the Annual Staff in the 12th and also the Red Cross repre- sentative. KATHERINE ARMISTEAD was in the Dramatics Club and Pep Club and on the Ki-Hi staff in the 10th, llth and 12th grades. She was also associate editor of the Ki-Hi in her Senior year. Kit played basketball and was in the Lyre and Shield Club in the 9th Grade. She was on the term honor roll in the 10th and 11th Grades, and Public Speakers Club, 9th and 12th. Her Senior year was spent on the annual staff and in the Masque and Gavel, Quill and Scroll, Hi-Y, the National Honor Society, and National Forensic League. MARILYN AVERY was in the Commercial Club and Hi-Y in her Junior and Senior years. DOUGLAS BAKER was outstanding in the band in the 9th, 10th and 12th Grades. He was in the Science Club and Dramatics Club in the 10th and 12th Grades. He was active as a Senior on the annual staff and in the Key Note Club, and Hi-Y. SUSAN BATTEN was a member of the Library Club in the 10th Grade. That year she was also on the term honor roll. In the 11th Grade she was a member of the I-Ii-Y, Pep Club, Library Club, Ki-Hi staff, Dramatics Club, and Science Club. She also played basketball in her Junior year. In her Senior year, Susan was active in the Pep Club, Library Club, Hi-Y, Ki-Hi staff, Science Club, and Quill and Scroll. She was also on the annual staff, vice-president of the Hi-Y, Club Reporter for the Ki-Hi staff, reporter of the Science Club, a member of the N. C. High School Library Association, a member of the National Honor Society, and on the term honor roll. ANN BENNETT was treasurer of Public Speakers' Club in the 11th Grade, vice-president of the Junior Class, president of the Key Note Club in the 11th and 12th Grades, treasurer of the Student Council, 12thg president of the Pep Club, 12th, and business manager of the annual, 12th. In the 9th Grade she played basket- ball and was a member of the Key Note Club and Dramatics Club. She was on the term honor roll, 9th, 10th. Ih the 10th Grade Ann was in the Public Speakers' Club, Dramatics Club and on the Ki-Hi staff. As a Junior, she was in the Public Speakers' Club, Key Note Club, Pep Club, Ki-Hi staff, Hi-Y, and Quill and Scroll. In her Sen- ior year, Ann was a member of the Key Note Club, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Hi-Y, Quill and Scroll, and Ki-Hi staff. She was on the Student Council 11th and 12th and the annual staff, 12th. BILLY BEST was a member of the Boys' Hi-Y in the 12th Grade. GRACE BLALOCK played basketball in the 9th Grade. In her Junior year she was in the Dramatics Club, Key Note Club, and Pep Club. While a Senior, she was in the Key Note Club, Pep Club, Hi-Y, and was treas- urer of the Dramatics Club. PENINA BOWDEN was in the Public Speakers' Club in the 10th, 11th, and 12th Grades. She was presi- dent of the Public Speakers' Club, 12th. She played basketball all four years of high school and was on the term honor roll in the 9th and 10th. In the 10th Grade she was also in the Library Club and Band. In the 11th Penina was a member of the Hi-Y, Band, Pep Club, and Masque and Gavel. As a Senior she was president of the Girls' Hi-Y, Librarian of the Band, secretary of the Masque and Gavel, and president of the National Foren- 'imap' 'LYS ni bigl- SENIOR ACTIVITIES 1 Continuedj sic League. She was also a member of the Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Ki-Hi staff, Quill and Scroll, and Pho:o- graphic Editor of the Annual. She was a member of the Library Club 10th, 11th, and 12th Grades. She became a member of the N. C. High School Library Association and the National Honor Society in the 12th Grade. She was alternate debater 11th, and Triangular Debater,12th. BETSY BRITT was a member of the Lyre and Shield and played basketball in the 9th Grade. In the 10th she was in the Dramatics Club. In the 11th and 12th she was active in the Key Note Club, Pep Club, and as a cheerleader. As a Senior, she also participated in the Dramatics Club and Hi-Y. YLANTA BROADWELL led the Seniors as class president. She was also treasurer of the Junior Class. Ylanta was on the term honor roll and Ki-Hi staff and in the Dramatics Club as a Freshman. As a Sophomore she participated in the Dramatics Club, Ki-Hi, Pep Club, and Student Council activities. She was on the term honor roll. In the 11th Grade she was in the Pep Club, Key Note Club, Quill and Scroll, and Hi-Y. She was also on the Hi-Ki staff and secretary of the Pep Club. In her Senior year she was on the Ki-Hi staff, sergeant-at-arms of the Pep Club, treasurer of the Hi-Y, and on the Annual staff. Ylanta was also a member of the Dramatics Club, Key Note Club, and Quill and Scroll. DOT BRYANT served on the Student Council in the 10th Grade. She was a member of the Key Note Club in the llth and 12th and of the Pep Club, Dramatics Club and basketball team in the 12th. In her Senior year she was also the Red Cross representative. ALICE BURKETTE was in the Commercial Club her Junior and Senior years and the I-Ii-Y her Senior year. PAUL CAMERON was on the annual staff in the 9th Grade. In the 10th, he was on the Junior football team, tennis team, and in the Monogram Club. Paul participated in basketball and tennis and was in the Hi-Y in the 11th Grade. As a Senior he was on the Student Council, tennis team, and in the Hi-Y. JEANNE CARTER was in the Dramatics Club, Pep Club, and Key Note Club in her Junior year. In the 12th Grade she was in the Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Key Note Club, and I-Ii-Y. Jeanne was treasurer of the Pep Club in the 12th Grade. PEGGY CAUBLE was a member of the Commercial Club in her junior and Senior years, and of the Student Council in the 12th Grade. BILL COLE was on the baseball team in his Junior and Senior years. These years he was also a member of the Commercial Club. Bill was a member of the Hi-Y in his Senior year. Z. A. COLLINS led the entire school as president of the Student Council, of which he was a member in the 10th, 11th and 12th Grades. I-Ie was a member of the Monogram Club all four years. In the 9th Grade he played Junior football and basketball. In the 10th, he was vice-president of the class and played basketball and base- ball. In the llth, Z. A. played basketball and baseball and was co-captain of the basketball team, member of the Hi-Y, Ki-Hi staff, and was on the term honor roll. That year he was also treasurer of the Hi-Y. In his Senior year Z. A. was a member of the Ki-Hi staff, Hi-Y, Annual staff, Dramatics Club, and Key Note Club. PATSY CRAWFORD was a member of the Student Council all fours years of high school, secretary of this organization in the 11th Grade, and vice-president in the 12th Grade. She was a member of the Lyre and Shield in the 9th Grade, Marshal in the 9th, 10th and 12th Grades, and Chief Marshal in the 12th. In the 9th Grade she was secretary of the class and member of the Public Spearkers' Club. In the 10th, she was a member of the Pep Club and Dramatics Club. In her Junior year Patsy was a member of the Pep Club, Key Note Club, and a cheerleader. As a Senior she was active in the Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Key Note Club, Masque and Gavel, and I-Ii-Y and was a cheerleader. She was on the term honor roll in the 9th, 10th and 11th Grades. BOBBIE LOU CREEL was in the Commercial Club in the 11th and 12th Grades and the Hi-Y in her Senior year. SENIOR ACTIVITIES fContinuedJ MAC CROOM was a cheerleader, and in the Dramatics Club and Monogram Club in the 9th Grade. In the 10th, he played football and was a member of the Dramatics Club and Monogram Club. He played foot- ball in the 11th and 12th Grades. JAMES DAIL was a member of the Commercial Club in his junior and Senior years. He was also store manager of the Commercial Club store in the 12th Grade. James was a member of the Hi-Y, the Band, and on the Annual staff as a Senior. ELOISE DIXON was a member of the Commercial Club in the 11th and 12th Grades, of the Key Note and Ki-Hi staff in her Senior year. ELOISE DORSEY played basketball in the 9th Grade and was a member of the Dramatics Club in the 10th Grade. Eloise was a member of the Key Note Club and Commercial Club in the 11th and 12th Grades. She was a member of the Ki-Hi staff in her Senior year. HOWARD FARLEY was on the Student Council, baseball team and in the Monogram Club in the 9th Grade. In the 10th Grade he was on the baseball team and in the Monogram Club. Howard played football in the 11th and 12th Grades. Also in his Senior year he was treasurer of the class, in the Hi-Y, and on the base- ball team. CONRAD FAULKNER was on the football team all four years of high school. He was in the Mono- gram Club in the 9th and 10th Grades and in the Hi-Y in the 11th and 12th. Connie was chaplain of the Hi-Y in his Senior year. MARGIE FERRELL was a cheerleader in her junior year and chief cheerleader in her Senior year. She was in the Lyre and Shield in the 9th Grade and the Key Note Club the 11th and 12th Grades. Margie was in the Pep Club in the 10th, 11th, and 12th Grades, Dramatics Club, 10th and 12th. She was president of the Junior Class. ESTELLE FUCHS was on the Ki-Hi staff in the 11th and 12th Grades and co-business manager in the 12th. She was in the Quill and Scroll in the llth and 12th, secretary-treasurer of this organization in the 12th, member of the Pep Club in the 11th and 12th, and secretary in the 12th. Estelle was a member of the Dra- matics Club in the 10th and 12th Grades and Key Note Club in the 12th. VIRGINIA GOODING was in the Commercial Club in the 11th and 12th Grades and the Hi-Y and on the Ki-Hi staff in the 12th Grade. BOBBY GRADY was in the Monogram Club all four years of high school. He played football in the 10th, 11th and 12th Grades and baseball in the 10th and 11th. Bowlegs,' was a member of the Key Note Club in his Junior and Senior years. EDNA HADDOCK was a member of the Library Club in the lorh, 11th and 12th Grades, and of the N. C. Library Association in the 12th. She was in the Commercial Club in her Junior and Senior years and sec- retary of this club in the 12th. In her Senior year Edna was a member of the Hi-Y and Ki-Hi staff. NORA MARIE HAWKINS was a member of the Hi-Y in the 11th and 12th Grades and chaplain of this club in the 12th. She was a member of the Key Note Club and Commercial Club in the llth and 12th Grades and on the Student Council in the 12th. ALAN HEILIG was a member of the Public Speakers, Club in the 10th and 11th Grades and of the Hi-Y in the 11th and 12th Grades. Alan was the Red Cross Representative in his Senior year and Junior Rotarian. He was also circulation manager of thelAnnual. BOBBY HORTON was on the football team and in the Monogram Club all four years of high school. He was in the Key Note Club in the 9th, 11th and 12th Grades. Bobby was on the baseball team and in the Hi-Y in the 11th and 12th Grades. He was on the Student Council in the 12th Grade. Bobby was co-captain of the football team in the 11th Grade and vice-president of the I-Ii-Y in the 12th. SENIOR ACTIVITIES QContinuedJ LOUISE I-IUFFSTETLER was a member of the Commercial Club in her Junior and Senior years and of the Library Club and Hi-Y in her Senior year. Louise is also a member of the N. C. Library Association. CARROLL HUMPHREYS played Junior basketball in his Freshman year. Carroll was a member of the Key Note Club in the llth and 12th Grades, of the Hi-Y in the 12th. He played basketball in the llth. GRACE JONES was vice-president of the Commercial Club in the llth Grade and president in the 12th. Grace was also a member of the Hi-Y in the llth and 12th Grades and the Key Note Club in the 12th. In her Senior year she became a member of the National Honor Society. SYLVIA KANTER was in the Dramatics Club in the 10th and 12th Grades and vice-president of the Dramatics Club in her Senior year. She was in the Key Note Club in the 11th and 12th Grades, Hi-Y, 12th, Pep Club, 11th and 12th. Sylvia was on the Annual staff in her Senior year and treasurer of the Key Note Club in the 11th Grade. She was also on the term honor roll in the 9th Grade. JEANNE KNOTT was a member of the Public Speakers' Club in the 11th Grade, and secretary-treasurer in the 12th, of the Masque and Gavel in the 11th and president in the 12th, and of the Dramatics Club in the 11th and 12th, and treasurer and business manager in the 11th, and president in the 12th. She was a member of the Pep Club, Library Club, and Hi-Y in her Junior and Senior years. Jeanne also was a triangular debater, Marshal, and on the term honor roll these two years. She served on the Student Council in the llth Grade and Annual staff in the 12th, as well as being the secretary and treasurer of the National Forensic League. CHARLES LARKINS was on the football and basketball teams all four years of high school. He was in the Monogram Club in the 9th and 10th, Student Council 9th, Annual staff 12th, Hi-Y, llth and 12th, and sergeant-at-arms in the Hi-Y in the 12th. FRANCES LONON was a member of the Ki-Hi staff in the 10th, 11th, and 12th Grades and co-business manager in the llth and 12th. She was a Marshal in the llth and 12th and on the term honor roll in the 9th, 10th and llth. Frances was a member of the Quill and Scroll, Pep Club, and Key Note Club in her Junior and Senior years. She was president of the Quill and Scroll in the 12th and in the Dramatics Club in the 10th and llth. CONSTANCE MILLAS was a member of the Commercial Club in the 11th and 12th Grades. JAMES MURPHY was in the Hi-Y and Commercial Club in his Junior and Senior years. BILLY PAGE in his Senior year was a member of the Dramatics Club, Library Club, and Public Speakers' Club. ERNESTINE PATE was a member of the Public Speakers' Club, basketball team, Library Club, Lyre and Shield, and also on the term honor roll in the 9th Grade. In the 10th she was in the Public Speakers Club and Library Club. This year Ernestine was also secretary-treasurer of the class, Marshal, and on the term honor roll. Her Junior year was spent in the Public Speakers' Club and Marshal, and in the 11th and 12th she was a member of the Ki-Hi staff, Hi-Y, Key Note Club, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, and Pep Club. In her Sen- ior year she was also editor of the Ki-Hi, secretary of the Hi-Y, treasurer of the Key Note Club, secretary of Student Council, vice-president of the Quill and Scroll, D.A.R. girl and in the Dramatics Club. Being a mem- ber of the National Honor Society completed her high school career. SANDY PEAKE was a member of the Public Speakers, Club every year during high school. He was vice- president of this club in the 12th Grade. In his Sophomore year he was in the Dramatics Club and on the term honor roll. He was a member of the Key Note Club, Masque and Gavel, Hi-Y and triangular debater his Junior and Senior years. Sandy was vice-president of the Key Note Club and won the Literary Cup as a Junior, and while a Senior was vice-president of the Masque and Gavel, editor-in-chief of the Annual, and a member of the National Forensic League. ,Q 1 SENIOR ACTIVITIES CContinuedJ LIBBY NOOE was a member of the Lyre and Shield in the 9th Grade and a member of the Dramatics Club in the 10th. When a Junior she was active in the Pep Club and Key Note Club. Libby was a member of the Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Key Note Club, and Annual staff in the 12th. EDITH POWELL was a member of the Library Club in the 9th, lorh, 11th and 12th Grades, being the Library Club Reporter in the 12th. She was a member of the North Carolina High School Association in the 12th Grade. In the 10th Grade she was a member of the Glee Club. Edith was on the Ki-Hi staff in her Junior and Senior years. When in the 11th and 12th she was in the Hi-Y. BOBBIE QUINN was active in the Dramatics Club in the 10th and 12th Grades. She was a member of the Pep Club and Key Note Club her Junior and Senior years, and in the 12th was secretary of the Dramatics Club. FRANK SAVILLE played football and was in the Monogram Club in his Freshman year. In the 10th Grade he was on the football team, basketball team, tennis team, and in the Monogram Club. Frank played tennis and basketball in the llth and 12th. He was also in the Hi-Y and on the Annual staff in his Senior year. MILDRED SHACKLEFORD was a member of the Library Club when a Freshman. In the 11th Grade she served on the Student Council, and also in the 11th and 12th she was in the Pep Club, Key Note Club, and Hi-Y. In the 11th she was sergeanteat-arms of the Pep Club and in the 12th was vice-president of the Pep Club, secretary of the Key Note Club, vice-president of the Senior Class and on the Annual staff. DOT SMITH was a member of the Lyre and Shield and on the term honor roll in the 9th Grade. She was in the Dramatics Club, Pep Club, and Library Club in the 10th. In the 11th she Was on the Ki-I-Ii staff and a member of the Pep Club. While a Senior she was circulation manager of the Ki-Hi, a member of the Masque and Gavel, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Key Note Club, and Annual staff. LIONEL STAPLEFORD was a member of the Monogram Club and baseball team in the 9th and 10th Grades. In the llth he was a member of the football team, and in his Senior year Lionel played baseball and was a member of the Hi-Y. LINWOOD SUTTON was a member of the Monogram Club and basketball team in the 10th Grade. He also played basketball in the 11th. RUBY TAYLOR was in the Band in the 10th, 11th and 12th Grades. She was secretary-treasurer of this organization in the llth, and vice-president in the 12th. Ruby was on the term honor roll and played basket- ball in the 10th Grade. She played basketball in the llth, and in the 12th she was in the Hi-Y and on the Annual staff. RUBY ANN TYNDALL was a member of the Commercial Club in the llth and 12th Grades and of the Hi-Y in the 12th. URSULA SPENCE was a member of the Lyre and Shield in the 9th Grade, and in the 10th was a member of the Dramatics Club. In her Junior year she was in the Key Note Club and Pep Club, and as a Senior was ac- tive in the Dramatics Club, Key Note Club, Pep Club, Masque and Gavel, and was on the Annual staff. LLOYD WHITFIELD was a member of the Dramatics Club, Public Speakers' Club, basketball team, and Monogram Club all four years of high school. He played baseball in the 9th Grade and in the 10th served on the Student Council. In the 11th Lloyd was a member of the Key Note Club, Ki-Hi staff, Hi-Y and Science Club. This year he was vice-president of the Dramatics Club and secretary of the Key Note Club. As a Senior he was active as a cheerleader and member of the Ki-Hi staff, Masque and Gavel, Quill and Scroll, and Hi-Y. FREDDY WILLIAMS was a member of the football team, basketball team and Monogram Club all four years of high school. In the 11th and 12th he also was on the baseball team. We met and entered into the studies of- soci1oLoGY Discuss fully-explain in detail-give the significance-incomplete- need to review-where's a newspaper?-current events-if everybody dropped dead we wouldn't have current events!-I'm going mad-Oh-h-h- Did I hear you ask, What's going on? This, dear readers, is sociology class, under the most able tutoring of Mrs. Frank Wooten. Yes, we the Seniors fthat's what I saidj of G.I'I.S.-1949-are reminiscing over the enjoyable f?j times that we spent during our last year in high school in Mrs. Wooten's class. Put away your notes-get out pencil and paper-we are going to have a little quiz. Little. -May I borrow a pack of paper? Who is the U. S. rep- resentative to the Security Council?--That's one I don't know-Next ques- tion-Who ran for president on the Progressive ticket? Now, how should I know? I'm too young to vote. So goes the quiz down to the last question- Discuss in detail a current event. I can't possibly do that 'cause our paper got hung in a tree this morning. -Education Week--projects due next Tuesday-Is it all right if I make a poster?-Posters came from all directions until it looked as if they would fall out of the windows. One ambitious pupil even made a model of the Se- curity Council. We barely finished this when--term themes!-I've got to go to the Li- brary!-Do you know anything about compulsory arbitration? Neither do I -Thirty pages!-Who made a one plus?-Me, I'm crazy about three's. Then we heard the rumor that Mrs. Wooten was leaving. It seemed im- possible, for what's sociology without Mrs. Wooten? Yes, she left. Oh-h-h-h dear, now how will we ever pass? By some strange coincidence we did. It was hard but also fun. Agree? ALGEBRA Well, tomorrow, we again have the sincere pleasure of returning to- well, of course, it couldn't be anything but algebra. Yes the love of our life! Such fond memories. Did you say, What is the Binomial Theorem? How should I know? After all, I'm no genius-That's right, we were supposed to learn if.-oh, well-1X2-X15-what can we do with that? Are you CA + 23 asking me? How will we ever get through this class?-Another test Mon- day! just our luck. That takes care of this week-end-factor-32X5Y15 + 243Z14m--can we factor that thing?--I've never seen anything like that before-please explain the Factor Theorem again-do you multiply or add the exponents?-how do you extract the square root?-is it a plus or a minus?-read the answer again- Miss Faulkner, don't you feel so-o-o sorry for us poor students? What! just two weeks before exams! Time surely flies by. Study, study, study. What'll we do? What is the right answer?-Did you pass? Of course, I passed. Do you think I'm an idiot? fDon't answer thatlj What did I make? Seventy-five. And you? Oh, that's right, you're the genius in the class. Say you made seventy-five, huh? After the exam the Seniors finally realized that Miss Faulkner is honestly a swell teacher. Algebra is all right, too, since we don't have but one se- mester. To all graduating students we ask: To what do you attribute your great learning? Did you say, That's a tough question? ENGLISH This annual wouldn't be complete without first mentioning English. There comes a time in every high school graduate's life when he is forced to take Senior English. This eventful course started by our having to make a project. Remember those weird creatures lined up in the windows-Dolls dresesd as nuns and yeomen-posters-cardboard cathedrals? Why, Miss Watts, room was filled to the brim with projects. They were pretty good too except that the greenery in one kept wilting fwe should have put it in the rainj and people passing by often wondered if that rooster sitting on the wall were really alive. -Should that be a comma or a semi-colon?--Give the definition of a precis-a precis is a-ah-er-ah-that is not the correct answer-Literature -Beowulf-next six pages for Thursday-The Canterbury Tales-charac- terize the knight--Yes, I agree, Chaucer was a great writer. Now we reach the Elizabethan Age-how did the Reformation develop?-I forgot to study that!-Won't we ever finish this book? What next?', we asked ourselves. What could it be except that brave warrior, Macbeth? Who wrote it? The greaest man in English literature, William Shakespeare-What were the witches' prophecies?-how did they come true? All hail, Macbeth! -did we have to learn that memory work for today? We did!-- I dare do all that may become a man, who dares do more is none-I have lived long enough - What did you say?-Oh, just quoting Shakespeare. In case you want to live a little longer there is just one more-Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and to- morrow-What about tomorrow? But use had fum i KATHL RIN1. AnM1sTuAn, Pruphf-Irs: - 11 PROPHECY Whenever most of my friends see the sign Madam Nona-Your Business lit up in neon lights, they seldom stop to think of how I anticipated correctly many destinies of the 1949 Senior Class of Grainger High School, for ten years have passed since those bright- eyed girls and boys left us for an entirely new and different life . . . The year is now that of 1959. It's cold outside, so come on in. Let's sit around my crystal ball l and reminisce. Anyway, Ann Bennett and Joe Whaley are singing a duet from New York over the radio and I'm sure you'd like to hear them. Listen! Lloyd Whitfield Qhasn't he gone far-J is interrupting with a special news broadcast: Flash! The Croom-Grady North - Pole expedition has failed. The explorers have trudged four hundred D I M miles in the snow, causing Bobby to get such flat feet that Drs. Joe Aldridge and Z. A. Collins are joining the rescue squad just in case they are needed. Ah, yes. That was a forward class. Paul Cameron is now a suc- B cessful Southern planter. His colonial manor was designed by Architect Harvey Daw and furnished by Alan Heilig. Douglas Baker has gone North and is now known as Art Gum and his Rubber Band. Doug- las's vocalists are Sylvia Kanter, your Monday-nite Blues Singer, and C. Grady, raved- over crooner. Billy Page is president of a western university, the same college at which Billy Best is coaching baseball. Carl Bynum, noted motion picture producer, has just found a new male discovery, Lin- wood Sutton. Bobby Horton and Conrad Faulkner are owners of those famous chain stores, Posies and Fleeceworth's, managed by Bobby Quinn and Ruby Taylor. James Dail, Mur- ray Hill, James Murphy and Dal Foscue are well known business men, their affairs are man- aged by Attorney Bill Cole. Howard Farley is now an accomplished engineer. Byrd Hum- phreys is a baby photographer, his motto is Watch the Byrdie! Charlie Larkins is manufac- turer of Keep your tired, expired feet neatn shoes for car-less men. Freddie Williams is a beloved Kinston athletic director, and Sandy Peake is the recognized author of the romantic poem, An Hour's Conversation with a Dead Fish. Carroll Humphreys, who obeyed the old command, Go West, young man, is now a slow-drawling Texas cowboy, Helen Marie Aldridge's canned foods can now be found in most grocery stores under the name of Delightful Dinner Delicaciesf' Marilyn Avery, Louise Huffstetler, Edith Powell and Mildred Shackleford have taken marriage as their careers. Nancy Aldridge is also a believer in matrimony-she is wife of the future governor. Susan Batten is owner of an exclusive la- dies' ready-to-wear shop, Sue Spence, Dot Smith and Elneta McDuffy model her latest fashions designed by Patsy Crawford. Grace Blalock, Jeanne Carter and Grace Jones have gone into the teaching field. Penina Bowden is president of the Kinston Woman's Club. Ylanta Broadwell and Estelle Fuchs are established commercial artists. Ernestine Pate is editor of TIME maga- zine, Peggy Cauble, Virginia Gooding, Constance Millas and Edna Haddock are members of that worthy magazineis business staff. Eleanor Dixon, Alice Burkette, Bobbie Lou Creel, and Eloise Dorsey are all efficient big city stenographers. Nora Marie Hawkins is still doing worthwhile work with the Salvation Army. Betsy Britt's head is in the clouds these days, she's an air hostess with the Trans-Atlantic Airline. Libby Nooe's high school ambition to be a radio announcer has been fulfilled-Libby is nar- rating ghost stories over a nation-wide children's program. Jean Knott has become a direc- tor of religious education, though she is continuing her painting on the side. Frances Lonon has just turned author on us by writing How Crazy Can You Get? , a hilarious autobiog- raphy. Margie Ferrell has a two-time occupation, besides being a concert pianist, she is head of a lost and found department in hopes that she can find her voice which she lost while cheer leading at the 1948 football games. Thus-the fate of a class has proved full-full to overflowing with originality and talent which, aided by perseverance and hard work. spell success. And I put away my crystal ball and bid farewell with the pride in my heart mixed with sadness. For once-and no more-were we the youth- 1 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT STATE or NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OI? LENOIR ' CITY Ol-' KINSTON We, the graduating class of 1949, of aforesaid state, county and city, after giving four of the best years of our lives to learning at this Great Institution, being of sound mind, do hereby draw up our last will and testament. Having completed our high school education, and being prepared to leave these hallowed walls, we do hereby bequeath our responsibilities, properties, and privileges to-wit: Article I: We bequeath our most humble thanks to our Superintend- ent, Mr. Jean P. Booth, our Principal, Mr. jack Horne, and all our teachers, through whose untiring efforts this commencement is made possible. Article II: To the incoming Seniors, we bequeath the hard work and study, which we hope they will take as seriously as we did. Article III: To the incoming juniors, we leave the responsibilities which go with the jun- ior-Senior banquet and dance. Article IV: To the incoming Sophomores, we bequeath the building grounds, and the prin- ciples which the school has long had. Article V: To the Freshmen.-HARD. OI-II BROTHERH!!! Article VI: To the seventh and eighth grades: well, all I've got to say is, Ilm glad it ain't me. Article VII: Zollie Collins leaves his excess height to Firpo', Hodges in hopes he can use it to further his basketball career. Article VIII: Bobby Grady leaves his genial ways with the younger generation to Dick Tyndall. Article IX: Pee Wee Whitfield leaves his writing ability to Miss Watts to give to the sports writer of next year's Ki-Hi. Article X: Ylanta Broadwell leaves the worries of being President of the Senior Class to whoever is elected for next year's class. Article XI: Nora Marie Hawkins leaves to Al Alphin the work of the Salvation Army to carry on as he sees fit. Article XII: All the girls in the commercial section of this graduation class of 1949 leave the typing, shorthand, and remaining courses of study to the incoming Seniors of next year's commercial class. Article XIII: To all the workers in the lunchroom we would like to extend our most humble thanks for giving us the best service possible and being so considerate of us. Article XIV: Last, but not least, we would like at this time to express our gratitude and our best wishes to Mr. Frank Lowe Mock, our coach and the best friend a student ever had. In witness thereof, we, the Senior Class of Grainger High School, do set our seal to this, our last will and testament, the sixth day of June, one thousand, nine hundred forty-nine. CHARLIE,' LARKINS Testator SUPERLATIVES MGST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PATSY CRAWFORD Z. A. 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We W' 1' For NVQ W'e I, FOREWORD fufkmf of- Carolina, Woke Fore,t, XV.C., E.C.T.C., the presidential election, Communism, Ku Klux Klan, Chaucer, exam, and commencement. liSfl'lll'fl fo- Cene Krupa, T. Dorsey, Freddy Martin, Tito Guizar, Joe Louis, Harry Truman, Gary Cooper, and Sfnjr flu' Music: 1'r'111r'111f14'n'if- a civic forum meeting, The Top-Hat Club, the State Fair, music festival at Greenville, fi1'r'r'r1xfwrn, our first junior-Senior. the Howdy Club Band and fiflvrll il'oUu1'x. lirmf- and we loved. W'e lived the precarious peace after .1 great war: we lived night- mares of raising money for this or that: we wrote nightmarish term-themes. Xve loved the doing of each of these, for we loved each other. xfujzjnwf- to listen and hear the beat of America in our lives. We heard the music of her names-Poker Flat, Salem, Chattanooga, Washington, Wabash, and Chesapeake. We heard America's throbbing in the roar of bombers, the groan of locomotives, the screech of automobiles, and the plodding of a sweat-soaked mule- we were the youth, the indomitable youth. moved fast and covered much territory. saw new faces- J . if 'fp , :f y i c vi sl. fix, ..,. ,,. , 1 and we mel and mmf' fo know flu' IHI!fl'I'l'IHSSlI1C'l1T IUNIOR CLASS CFFICERS President . . . . . . . . . . . MARION SUTTON Vice-President . . NORA ELLEN FAULKNER Secretary . . . DENNY SPEAR Treasurer . VARION HERNDON IUNIOR CLASS ABBOTT, ROBILRT ALDRIDG141, BLANQHE ALPHIN, AL BELL, EDGAR B1-LST, PIQOOY BLALOCR, PATSY BLIEVINS, JACK BLOW, JOHN BRADSHAW, FDXVARD BROOKS, CliAX'l4QN BRUTON, DLJLYG1.AS BRUTON, NliI,DA BUTNLR, MABI.E CAIKTIQR, GEORGE CAUBLIE, PATTY COl.Ii, BETTY CONWAY, MARGLURIE COURIE, ROSEMARY Cox, jxsssns CREECH, ORA CIKIIECFI, XVORLIQY CRTQTQL, LLOYD DANIIiI,S, PLLIMTQR DIXON, BILL DU BOSTQ, CARROLL EVIZRETT, BOBBY EUBANKS, Jlawlfl. FAULKNER, MARY HI2l.I2N FAULRNT-LR, NORA ELLEN FORDHAM, GIQORGL FORDHAM, GIULA FRANKS, NORMAN FREE, ROBERT GARY, BETTY GARY, JACK GAYLOR, CHARLES GENTRY, JO HOWELL, MILDRED HART, SIDNEY HAYNES, DOROTHY HENRY, JEAN HERNIJON, VARION HINES, SAMMY HOIJGES, BOBBY HOLLEMAN, HENRY HOLTON, NINA BELL HUNNINGS, CARL IPOCR, ALSTON JOHNSON, DORIS JONES, PAT LEE, ALTON MCCAIN, JEANETTE MCCOY, ANN MCDANIEL, EUGENE MCDEVIT, FRANK MCGUFFIN, JEANNE MALI.OY, ERNEST MAROULES, ED MONTGOMERY, JOHN MOORE, DORIS MORTON, EMMETT NIELSEN, BOBBY NUNN, BOBBY OGLESBY, FRANK OLIVER, BILLY OLITLAW, RAMONA PADERICR, HATHERI.Y IUNIOR CLASS I I 1 IUNIOR CLASS PITTMAN, BOLIIIY PIYER, THOMAS POLLOCK, I-IILIIA GRACE PRESCOTT, LOUPHELIA QUINN, MOI.I,Y RAMSEY, CAIIEL RIGGS, HILIJA GRACE RHODES, JACKIE SANDERSON, ELICANOR SMITH, FLOYD SMITH, JOYCE SOUTHERLANIJ, DORIS H SPEAR, DENNY STORM, HIiAX'RIN SUOG, HIiIKl3IiliT MARION BETTY LOU SUTTON, TAYLOR, TAYLOR, BILICIYIER TAYLOIK, CIIARLLES TA Y I OR, JA N IZT TAYLOR, MABLE TUCRER, MARY ELLEN TURLEY, VIRGINIA TYl.Eli, BETTY TYNIJAI.I,, DICK WADE, CSERALDINE WATSON, MARY HELEN WATSON, THOMAS WEST, DOT WHA1.EY, MILlJR1il7 WHITE, ISABELLE WILLIAMS, SHERRILL WOOTEN, DAL WORTHINGTON, PEGGY IQLEN H , 5 ,. 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SOPHOMORE CLASS COLE, THOMAS, President PARROTT, DAVIIJ, Vice-Presldent KNOTT, DIANE, Sec.-Treas HOW'ELI., ALFRED, Sgt.-at-Arms ALBERTSON, PAT ALLEN, ELIZABETH ARTHUR, JAMES AVERY, BILLY AX'ERX', NELLIE BARER, BILLY BARBRE, BETTY BARNES, CAROLYN BERNETTE, MARGARETTE BARRUS, ALBAN BELL, MARY BERSTEIN, CAROL BLAND, CHARLIE BRIGMAN, BOBBY BROCK, JOSEPHINE BRUTON, BETTY BRUTON, FRAZIER BYNUM, MARY ETTA BYRD, JIMMY CARPENTER, PHYLLIS CHURCHILL, WINTON COLE, GROVER COLE, KENNETH CREEL, ZULIENNE CRENSHAW', ELSIE COURIE, MAURICE DAVIS, CHARLES DAVIS, SAMMY DUDLEY, EDWIN EDWARDS, BESSIE EDXVARDS, DELLA ELMORE, JEAN DOUGLAS, EMORY EUBANKS, ELSIE FORDHAM, ROBERT GARNER, CARL GAYLOR, JEAN GINN, POLLY GRADY, JOE GUTHRIE, MARY ELIZABETH SOPHOMORE CLASS HARRliI.L., ROBERT V .I HARIKIS, BRUCE .. , HATliAXX'AN', CRAYEN HI-.Alill, EMILY HITARN, SARA BETII Hl4QI.N'1S, BARBARA HI'NIlIiIiSklN, MARY Hll SINGIZR, PRIsciII.I.IA HUIISON, JOHN I H U MIIIIRI-1Y, BOIIIIY IIIOQR, HORAc1Ii JAQRSON, AI IATIIIA JORIIAN, ELMIAIR KANTI-QR, JEAN LANE, LOTTIE LANO, ANN I.Ii'I'ciIIR'OR'I'H, BTTTY LOU MOORE, FRIED HIQYMAN, JAMES NUNN, ELOISIZ OcI.IasIsY, DOT LDUTI ANII, SARA PARRISII, EST!-1I.l.li PARROTT, DAVID PO'I I'ER, JAQRIE ROSE, BETTY ROUSIQ, BETTY SANIIERSON, EvI-2I,YN SMITII, HEI.lEN ,A SMITIII, JOYQE SOUTHI-,RI.ANIm, AIIA LITNA S'l'ANl.liYJ HIiNRH' STEIQLMAN, BARBARA STROUII, AMOS SUTTON, CORLENE TAYLOR, BRUTON THOMPSON, LUCILLE TURNER, BETTY JOE TURNER, MARY EI.IzABETH WATERS, BETTY JEAN W XVITALEY, BIQSSIE WHAITAKER, PAUI.A WORTHINGTON, RCDSEANNE HUNT, PAUI,.A STRICRLAND, CARL ' 1 33, ., if 1 a.. AQ .,., Q 5' FRESHMAN CLASS ABBOTT, LEE ALCOCR, STEPHEN ALIJRIDGE, BRYANT BOONE, RUBY LEE BRANCH, RODNEY BRIGMAN, DORIS BUTLER, ANN CARLTON, L. C. CONNER, MAVIS COURIE, RAMONA COX, MALCOLM CRITGHER, PEGGY DAIL, BERNIGE DAIL, JOE DAVIS, JEAN DEAL, BETTY JEAN DIXON, BERNIGE DIXON, Jo ANN EVERETTE, PEGGY FORNES, MARGARET FAULKNER, ALBERT FAULKNER, JIMMY FERRIS, TONI FLIPPIN, ROBERT FORDHAM, EDNA DALE GARDNER, TOMMY GEORGE, CHARLIE GILLIKIN, BILLY GOODING, BOBBY GRAY, RALPH GUY, JEAN HADDOCK, EFFIE HARGETT, BRYAN HARREI.L, GERALDINE HAXY'KlNS, PEGGY HAYES, JIMMIE HERRING, RAY HILL, ALMA HILL, BERNIGE JENKINS, JACKIE JONES, CHARLES JOHNSON, KAY KELLUM, CHARLIE LEIGHI, LINDA LETCHWORTI-I, AMIE LEWIS, ROXANA LOFTIN, BETSY LOFTIN, ROSCOE LONG, RAY MGCAIN, -IO ANN MCLEOD, JOYCE MASSINGILL, LUKE MIl7YI2T1'li, BI-:TTY MII.I.I'lli, GRACTIZ MlI.IYlilK, RC7I.ANl! MOOIQY, MARGARET MOORE, AI.vIN NIOORIA., SARA NASII', BILLY NIGIIOIS, HARIKX' NUNN, E. L. NUNN, MAIKW' LOU PATH, BILLY PIQAKE, JEAN RHUIQ, THOMAS ROUSE, BEN SANIJERSON, JAMES SCARBOR0, GARY SMITH-, THOMAS SOWERS, ELLEN SIIARROW, BOBBY STANI-'ORIm, MARGARET STANFORD, RICHARD STOCKS, HENRY TAYLOR, ALICE JEAN TAYLOR, BETTY JEAN TAYLOR, DOROTHY 'TAYI.0R, ELIZAIIETH TAYLOR, PEGGY THOM PSON, LOU Blilllf TlI,l.liY', FAYIAI TROTT, JIZRRY TYLER, JIMMY TX'NlJAl,l,, TOMMY WAIIE, RAMONA WAI,KliIl, HENRY WAI,I,l-IR, AMNTIIQ XXIICKHAM. CHARLES WIl.l,IANlS, JERRY XX,Il.I.IAMS, TCDMNTY XVINIIUSH, RICHARD XVOOTI4 N, ,IOH N NY FRESHMAN CLASS Y ff l A I KA Q 48 , A , K K V I' - TS I I bfxrtvgx ik' h- MJ - K Q , V , -,asf S ,A , R, T, ,AQ XJ IX X A I I If I ,-,,g W ' L T ' ' Ru ,L 3, -r I II ,S S 1 ' --A., IE , ,Q , ,SA A f T Y pl E ' . L Ng a ,,, .,:,, . 4. 1-, :hx fa x ,,f . f L 6 ' 61' -1' FQ I ,... ,4 A :,, . .,... Lx R L ' I III ' ES .lf , s If .. , T qgig Q ya.-' ,N ff-, EIGHTI-I GRADE T, , W -.-s S-. . ,a hwz' 5' if i girl C .V e C f if . 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Edward Avery, Mavis Avery, Robert Avery, Blanche Baker, ,Indy Baker, Aloe Black, Bruce Blevins, Bill lirafford, Donald Branch, Yvonne lirondwell, Charles Brown, Clifton Casey, Cleo Cauble, Dorothy Clark, Betty jo Coker, Delores Courie, Martha Cox, .lean Dunn, Mack Edmondson, Buddy lidwards, Crispin Emory, Edirh lfmory, Douglas Erv Harry Bain, Ray Barbre, Julian Beard. Peggy Burkette, B. C. Carlyle, Grace Carter. ,lo Ann Creech, xlimmy Croom, -Ioan Daniels. in, Grace Fubanks, Mark L. Ferrell Kitty Flowers .Ioyec Gaskins, james Gates, Edith Gay, Harry Gerrans, james Grady, Ifmma Lee Grant, Shirley Grant, Douglas Gregg, li. Harrell. Marie Ham, Frances Harris, Lane Harvey, Tony Hearn, john E. Heath. Peggy Heath, Lesli Faye Hill, Thomas Hill, Dorothy Hoffman, Maryarct Hogan, Babb Hoov-r, Charl H w d e Heath, Oscar Herring, Marilyn Hill. , y L es 0 ar , Chester Howard, Mary F, Howard, Pat Humphrev EIGHTH GRADE A Q 4' e -M 1. W 'QJAI li ' au. 4' as 1 I 'X X . , 'g 3 eiii l i i e . 1 .V AA -. 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Mary Alice Smith, liarl Spence, Betty Smnford, PM Stout, Mildred Suggwi. ll.ll'l5.lI'.l Summerlin, lieuy 'I'.iylor, ll.1rvey Tiylor, liurweer Temple, Betty Travis, Mary lilimbeth Tyndall, Riclmrd Wlird, Vfoodrow w7CIl1CflI1g- lon. Mamie Rnlli W'l1.xley. Kntlierine XVl1ilfielLl, Mickey VC'illi.xn1s, Tommy Xx'UfIl1ll1gIOI1, Verna Nvoolen, Angelica Mnroules. J K -1. I 5, W V ..., D. ,i SEVENTH GRADE --df G J t 1- i g. X, k gg Q? ia V KZ., c D + at , XA. ' ,X Q G . 4 Q! ,Q M., ar- . 433 93. i l Q., -. at Q. 6 .MV N DN? ef ggi ! a 'H W 1 :X 5 Q 'R X A l s . 'I ii 'Y . :pi-C 23 i t Q xy fl if ah ,, Q .. . 5 5 Y at wi S., , A i, PM i f A 1 lfyerett Aldridge, W'alter Keith Aldridge, Lynwood Antwine, Darrell Avery, James Bain, Grace Barnett, Davis Batchelor, Verniee Bishop, James Bradshaw, Bobby Brafford. jimmy Brafford, Rutisha Brigmon, Kenneth Brinkley, Pat Brinkley, Stanley Broadway, Marilyn Brady, Martha Brooke, Eugene Brown, Robert Bryan. Betty Burkette, Rosalie Burkette, Claudette Butler, Homer Butner, Hilton Byrd, Shirley Byrd, Betty Lou Callehan, Billy Carlyle, Robert Carter, Margaret Cayton. Linwood Cheetnut, Bobby Coker, Archie Cox. Donald Cox, Violet Craft, Margaret Craine, Maxine Crenshaw, Robert Curtis, james Daugherty, Bruce Davis. Betty Lou Dawson, Mary Bland Dixon, XY'illiam Dodd, jane Duke, Eugene liubanks, Frederick I-Qubanks, Ruth Ann Evans, Mary Ruth lfant, Roy Hannigan, Margaret Gilbert. XY'illiam Gooding, Cecil Gooding, Margie Grady, Fyelyn Joyce Grant, Frances Griffin, Pauline Haddock, jean Hall, Jean Carol Hamm, Willard Hardison. x SEVENTH GRADE 'Q .l E E Y u f' -'fu if mia E 2' 2+ EN 'N W 'N V 5 El' M ' V 1 'E ll 'Z lx E EEE E . la l 4 j l l li- 1 ' ag dw: .4 . .l x- lv A. of A Q -' Q. 0-K P g E iles: R Q f X J --4 N H?-' 'fx-if Q 'H E L F' -7452 h I k V, Q. If 'V . A T-r V. ln M E EE E Al- ffl-M l , Ar Q V if- SJ if , ,br A K XV . 'VX li 5 L - ,A An.: .L -'rl 1 l . :LQ E ,, N lrw 1 U... Ann ll.ll'I'IN, lJ.1ll.n ll.ll'l'lN, lxcnm-mlm ll.lI'FlN. Karl Halley. .lun llcnrd, Allan Hcnrla. Gcorgc llcnry, Clmrlcs Hill, llmxwc Hill. l nuwoml llxll, N1.1rx'm llnll, R.umm.x Hull, Rllll! Hobbs, Suxgm Horne, Lurtls llulvlvnrd, xloc lluttsurlcr, l5.1rlu.1r.1 Ann Humphrey, Ifugcm- ilnckmn, IM-lwunl Ann -Inclssnn. liiclurnl Qlulmmn, lhvigl klulmm. -lr., llmly hlunux, l,yml.1 FIUYCU-l0I1L'Y, Ray llnncw, Ruulwn -Innux, Billy blnulan, Ann Kcllum, Uclplmrcy' Kcnncnly. l.lmcx Kcnlwrxly. lnuulrcw lxumlcc, llcggy lxummuc, Alln-rl l,.1mcr. lhmnlc l..ln1cr. Hurry Zcnc Luc, Vrumldy lrggct, -lnnu lnng, -Iuycu l,Ullg, lrum' l.upmn. Billy Lynn. XYlL'lNl.lll M.1lp.lsx,Cllcm1ic Nlnnxmmg, llctly -Iuycc Nldlllillll, yloamnu May. -Inc Mayo, BL'I'll1.l Mcllnniul, Mary Millvr, liupcrl Mixnn, BC.1ll'lCC Nlunrc, llully -Iam' Nlnnnw. ilmrlcs Mmnm-, I'mgcm' Muurc, llclcn Nluurc, IL-slim Nlnurc, Louise Muuru. lllwin Murlin, l l'.lI1Ck'N N.lNl1, Bcity lou NUIIQ, llolwlay Ocltingcr, Yxumr l'.ulrick. I K L Y. Sufi V '- TY . SEVENTH GRADE - -':,- I 41 1' 5 EW'E E1'1 ,1b1E1'1 ,'E' . , m fly x , E, . 2, Y M... ,.. F .. V V n ww-1 its-' - X 'www H N . -:gr R y if C g ' I Q at i . I 3 ,Q H it , -KX 1 I of -.L if 2 f- -1. ,xx ' s TT it . . ' y - .Q ' J 3 I iii GJ 4 Fw 3 s f T i K I E fig u , Y:-' 'wwf A Yr rl' Iii. . S W Q. W . I ' K 4 ' 1 'L-A Q' , 1... I . ,NPA A. X fx if , ., . l i i - ,V y K , I f V V , . Ki' , 1 . auf wzzy , H , ,ZV . . .. A V A K of N K H E M - i y x N t . Q A A A 5 5 I Q- .T W L , A A . i I . V' A. 1 1 ' S. A 'N f nf T A li . ' A A f i . -L . A my .'Q1 T :EQ ll lfugene Pate, Robert Pate, .Iohnny Paul, Randolph Parker, Steve Partridge, Alice Pearce, Mavib Ann Peede, jasper Phillips, Alton Pittman, Peggy Ann Pratt. Lou Prescott. Ora Privette. Carol Price, Esther Pollock, Betty Lou Quinn, Fred Allan Rouse, W'inifred Rouse, Billy Rowe, Thomas Rouse Eleanor Sandlin. jean Sandlin, Bert Saville, Kelly Seymour, Alma Skinner, Jessie Smith, Claywood Sparrow, Maude Stanley, Alton Stapleford, Ivey Stroud, Hazel Suggs. Margaret Suggs, john Summerlin, Dewey Sutton, Charles Swindell, Alma Taylor, Raymond Taylor, Carlton Thigpen, Jeanette Trott, Kilhy Turner, Shirley Turner. Albert Tyndall, Ken Tyndall, Ruth Tyndall, Bennett Urlcy, KI. B. XYl aCle, Lester Xvade. Myrtle XVainwrigl1t, Zeb Vfaller. Nancy Wlillter, janneey Xvellons. Dudley XYVLIYSUH, Albert W'ehb, Fred Xlfest, Sara W'heatley, Mary XY'hite, George Vfhitfield, Anne Vfhittington, Bennie W'illiamQ, Louise W'oodurd. A J av Sf -f. K K 4 .Lx 1 I um rn: ffm'- . W'g1iting for someone? Third Period in tlle lib Skipping? Classes? School days, school daze I.uncl1line. Before the game. . Y Uh, how I hate to get up in the morning! Conference at Riek's. Going home, going home, I'm a goin! home. Pep Club Initiation. Oh, it's snewing! Whiltys snew? Parade! Parade! Ifootball game. Am! lluxw lc'r'ri' our t7f'fil'ffjl'.i 4-.,,.' igyofgzw SU 1, -0 .-f,w .,. .Ni 4-'i ANNUAL STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF . . . . . . . SANDY PEAKIL . MILDREDSHACKLEEORD . . DoT SMITH . ELIZABETH' NooE . . URSULA SPENCE . . JEAN KNOTT Editor in Chief . Assistant Editor . Senior Editor . Class Editor . Club Editor . Assistant Club Editor . Feature Editor . . YLANTA BROADWELL Prophetess. . . KATHERINE ARMISTEAI7 Tesator . . . . CHARLES LARKINS Photographic Editor . .... . PENINA BOWDEN BUSINESS STAFF . ....... ALAN B. I-IEILTG . ....... ANN BENNETT Circulation Manager Business Manager Assistants . . NANCY ALDRIDGE, DOUGLAS BAKER, FRANK SAVILLE, SYLVIA KANTLR, SUSAN BATTEN TYPISTS JAMES DAIL RUBY ANN TYNDALL ADVISORS Miss RUTH MACY MRS. DEWEY SUTTON .......l MARSHALS PATSY CRAWFORD, Chief Marshal JEANNE KNOTT FRANCES LoNoN GRACE JONES PATTY CAUBLE GIULA FORDHAM PEGGY BEST ANN LANG SARA OUTLAND STUDENT COUNCIL President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . LEE ABBOTT BLANCI-IE ALIJRIDGE BRYANT ALDRIDGE JOE ALDRIDGE PEGGY BEST BOBBY BRAFI-'ORD PAUL CAMERON PEGGY CAUBLE DOROTHY CLARK MAURICIE COURIE DELLA EDWARDS DOUGLAS ERVIN ROY FLANAGAN JACK GARY ROBERT HARRIS NORA MARIE HAWKINS JEAN HENRY BOBBY HORTON JACKIE HUDSON PATRICIA HUMPHREY KAY JOHNSON . ZOLLIE A. COLLINS . PATSY C. CRAWFORD ERNESTINE PATE ANN BENNETT DAVID -JONES JOH-N MONTGOMERY DAVID PARROTT JASPER PHILLIPS MARY PITTMAN MARION SUTTON ELIZABETH TAYLOR KILBY TURNER DICK TYNDALL VIERNA WOOTEN r,..,...., KI-HI STAFF ,asv --+.., A - - , Iv- ' Q4 oniisqiving I I Begg Hohdoys g,,.z5,25 I I I I I I 1 I I , Edenron , III. Nr- 2 Llrrnngcr High School, Klnston. N, C. NIA-ginim-4942: Iy Leaves iEd. Week I Direct Observed In :creation Program comes Ciry Amman -um -udnmm mmm A .I A-rr M, my wr fr- ' IA- . ar: -- ,,I: . -. H, II WW I, :mr II . if .., I ,IA I A xi- Q . r I- I t . t I 'I .1 It I- A , II I., A' A, 4, ,., X X II-. A mf ff- I u . ' uw , - - ' : I I I N. , EAI and new III. .-.V I '-:f .I.4,. xx .A As Granular Hi!!! tak-nr -II.-If IR-A pu S.AlA,4LII, 12,03 .EDM Individual Tina -is ms: 4 :mosey we T fzvemfiri I I mf . .-,I sirmim tm- LII- :sm-md nw.. Im or A I.: My NU-'fly I IR If ww ww Wm-II A mini Iriimmzx whim fmmw - mc I: ,I ' -A A-.va,s'2.z1.nI5 Editor-in-Chief ERNESTINE PATE Associate Editor KATHERINE ARMISTEAD Business Managers FRANCES LONON, ESTELLE FUCHS Circulation Manager DOT SMITH Sports Editor LLOYD WHITFIELD Photographic Editor SYDNEY HART Alumni Editor MARION SUTTON Exchange Editor MAIIEL GATLIN TAYLOR Club Reporter SUSAN BATTEN Feature Writer JEAN MCGUFFIN Cartoonist DENNIS SPEAR Reporters ANN BENNETT, PENINA BOWDEN. YLANTA BROADWELL, Z. A. COLLINs, NORA ELLEN FAULKNER, JEAN HENRY, VARION HERNDON, EDITH POWELL, CHARLES TAYLOR, VIRGINIA TURLEY, BETTY TYLER, and MARY HELEN WAT- SON Typists EDNA HADDOCK, Chief, NORA MARIE HAWKINS, ELOISE DORSEY, VIRGINIA GOODING and ELOISE DIxoN Literary Adviser Mrss LEONORA WATTS Business Adviser MISS SUE JOHNSON QUILL 6. SCROLL President . . . . . . . . . . . FRANCES LONON Vice-President . . ERNESTINE PATE Secretary-Treasurer . ESTELLE FUCHS MEMBERS KATHERINE ARMISTEAD YLANTA BROADWELL SUSAN BATTEN MARY HELEN WATSON ANN BENNETT LLOYD WHITFIELD No! Pictured: PENINA BOWIJEN DEBATERS AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE JEAN KNOTT BILLY PAGE SANDY PEAKE PENINA BOWDEN uery-Resolved: That the United Nations Now Be Revised Into a Federal Worlci Government. PUBLIC SPEAKERS CLUB President .... . . . . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . . . MEMBERS JEAN MCGUFlf'lN SARA BETH HEARN NORA MARIE HAW DOT HUNT MAIKION SUTTON KATHI-QRINIQ ARMISTEAD RUIIY BOONI- CAROL BERNSTEIN 1,1 OYD Clllfl-il. KINS I . PENINA BOVUDEN . SANDY PEAKE . JEAN KNOTT MABI.li TAX'LOR VIRGINIA TURLEY MARY HELEN WATSON BliSSIli xVHAL1iY MASQUE AND GAVEL President ............ JEAN KNOTT Vice-President . , SANDY PEAKE Secretary-Treasurer . . . . PENINA BOWDEN MEMBERS KATHERINE ARMISTIEAD MARGIE FERRELL URSULA SPENCE PATSY CRAWFORD THOMAS PIVER LLOYD WHITFIELD DOROTHY SMITH LIBRARY CLUB Presndent BII I Y PAGI Vue Presndent . . PEGGY BI ST Secretary Treasurer GIULA FORIIHAM Reporter . EDITH POR LI I MEMBERS SUSAN BATTIQN JO BOND BROCK BETTY BRITON PHYLLIS CARPENTER PATTY CAUBLE GERALIIINE CONXY'AY EIJNA HAIIIIOGR MILIJREIJ HARREI-L DOROTHY HAX'NES JEAN HIENRX' LOUISE HUEIPSTELLER JEAN KNOTT ANN LANG DORIS MOORE JACKIE RHODES -JOYCE SMITH BETTY .JEAN TAYLOR BETTY LOVE TAYLOR ELIZABETH TAYLOR JANET TAYLOR VIRGINIA TURLEX' THOMAS XXIALLACE MARY HELEN XVATSON DOROTHY WEST BESSIE XVHALEY PEGGY XVORTHINGTON i KEY NOTE CLUB President . Vice-I'I'csidI:IIt Sccrct.II'y . TI'C.lSLIl'Cl' BI AN! III' A. AI IIIIIIYGI HI I I N MAIIII AI IIIaIIIc.I NANK Y AI,III1IIIc.I KAAIIII IIINI ,!XImIIs'I'I.AII lJuLw.I AS BAIYI ll CQAIIIII ISI IxNs'II IN CIRAK I ISI Al or li PA'IsY ISIAI or IQ BI IsY ISIQIII' YI AN I'A BImAIIYYI I I. 17OlU7'l'I IY BIIYANI' -II ANNI' CIAIL'I'I Ii BI 'I I Y Cm I 2. A. Cm IINS RNNIIINA CoI'IaII RosI,A1AIIY QIOURIIQ .ll'SSIlQ Cox PATSY f:RA YYI-'mum PI-,c.c.Y CIu'I'c:IIIiR PlL.'Xll.R1,ANllIS f1ARVlY IJAXY' Blll IJIXON l'.IOISl IJIXUN FI oIsI4. UoIxsI.Y IYIsII FUIIANIQS 'll-,XYl.l. FUIIANIYS TWAIN' HI I I-N ITAULIQNIQII NQIIA EI I.I N FAULKNIQIQ MAIIIQII' FI-,RRI-l.I, IZSTI I ll Fur IIS ANN BIQN NI-:TT BIi'ls'l'Y fIARY MIIIIIII-.II SIIAc:Ix1.I2I-'olum . EuNI1s'I'INIa PATIE J. C. GIKINIDX' NOIKA MAIKIIIQ PIAXYKINS EMILY HIQAIIII XIARIUN HI-.IINIIQN SARA BIETII I'Il'RNl1 BOBIIY HQIITON CAIuaoI.I, HLVNIl'IllilI Q DQT HUNT CIRACIC JoNIfs 'IIZAN KANII-:Ia SYIYIA KAN'I'IfIx ClIAliI.l'1S KIQII UM 1jIANl. KNo'I I' FIIANIQI-.s I.oNoN EIINIQST MAI I.oY BOBBY NIl41I.SL7N EI IZAIIIZTH Noon IUAVID PAIuxo'I I' SANIIY PI-,AIQI TIIQMAS PIYVII Lou PIuiscto'I I' Bolslmf QUINN 'IOYK'.Ii IKODGIQRS CQIZQIQGIA SIQYMOUII Dm' SMITH UIxsuI.A SPIINCIZ HI-'NIQY STANI I-1Y NIABll1CI.'TAYI.0R BIfI I'Y T'Yl.IiR I.I.oYII XVI IITIfIIfI,IY GIRLS' GLEE CLUB H11.1iN MARIIi A1,1IRInGIz BIIITY COLE lxATH1.R1N1 ARMISTI-.AD Rosri BAARY COURIE B1 I'TIl. BARIIRI- ELSIE CRIQNSHAXY' QAROLYN BARNIQS .IIz5SIl: Cox ANN BI.NNlf'l I' BILTTIIf JLAN DIZAL QXROI. BI,RNs'I'1.1N Ii1.oIs1Q DORSI-.X' GRAQI BI.A1,ocR BI-55111 EDWARDS PATSY B1,A1.oL'R LDPLLA EDNx'ARDs B I'iY BR1'1'T 121.515 ILUBANKS los1,1'I11N1-. BRUQR -l1,wEI.L ILUBANKS X1AN'I'A BRQAIIWI-.I I. MARY H1H1.IfN FAULRNILR I1 KN CARTLR NQRA EIIIPN l:'AUI.KNI'R YI I5 fiARPl.N'Il,R MYRQIQRII- F1fRR1 1 1. ESTELLE Fucus BETTY GARY' -ILAN GAX'LOR :MARY E. CYUTHRIE jo JILNTRY EMILY HLARD SARA B. HIEARN VARION HLRNDON Dm HUNT JEAN KANTOR SYI.v1A KANTOR Lo'1'TIIa LANIL FRANQFS LoNoN LDORIS BAOORE -IEANETTI5 MCCAIN ANNE MCCOY AIAQRIIL NIELSQN LIIIBY Noon ERNESTINE PATI5 Lou PRESCOTT BoIIIxIIa QUINN KIAQRIE RHonI.s KIQYQIQ Ro1JGI5Rs CQIZORGIA SIaYMouR MILIJRED SIIACRLEI-'QRD DoT SMITH URSULA SPENCE BARBARA STI-.1aI.MAN BETTY LoY1i TAYIAIR JIQAN 'TAYLOR MAIILL TAYI.oR C11R1s'r1N11 THUMDSQN VIRGINIA TURLIA' BI1I 1'Y jo TUKN1-.R MARY Hl:I.liN BYJATSON Dm' Wus'1' PAULA XWIIITARI-,R KATHI-.RINL WIIIT1-11,1 I1 VILRNA W'ooTI N BIzss1IL XVIIALI Y Alnli A11IR11xc,1' DuuI.1.xs BAR1 R CARI, BYNUM DnL'c.1,xs BRUIUN BOYS' GLEE CLUB Z. A. QLOLIINS jon IJAIL PLURIIAR DAN11 15 CIi.fXliI.Il- DAYIS l'IARYI Y Dmx' B1I,1, LBIXON Ro111RT FRI IQ KILRRY GARIINI R BIIIIIIY GRAIIY x1L'RR,XY I'Ill.I. BYRII Hux11f11R11s CLAROI. HUNll'IiIiII s CHARLII' K11.1uA1 IJAVIII PARRUTI' SANIIY P1 ARI. T11oMAs I'1v1 R LINXYOOII SUTWION H1 NRY SI'ANI.I.Y jon W111xI 1'x' President . Vice-President Chaplain . Secretary . Treasurer . GIRLS' HI-Y PENINA BOWDEN SUSAN BATTEN NORA M. HAXYVKINS ERNESTINE PATE YLANTA BROADWELL MEMBERS Bl,ANCillli AI,ImRIImcIIa NANi1W'AI,IDRIl7Kjli KATIII-.RINI-1 ARMISTIQAII MAIilI.YN AVIAZRY ANN Bl-.NNli'l I' PI-nm' BIis'I' fIRACli BI.Al.0t'K BI-1'I'sv BRITT AI,Ic:Ia BuRRIaT1' -ILANNI' CAli'I'l-.ll PA'I'sY CRAWFORD Bomn' l.oU Clil-llil. VIIKCSINIA fI0OlJlNG IQIINA PIAIIDOCK .II-'AN Hl'1NllN' VARIQN HI-.RNIION NINA Bl'.I.l, HOLTON LoUIsI-1 HUIfIfs'I'I-1'I'I,IaR GliAC1li.IL3NIiS SYI,vIA KAN'I'lili -II'.ANNI'. KNOTT IEIIITII PowIII.I, Mll.lllllilJ SIIAc:RI.IaI-ORD MAIKICDN Su'I roN RUIIY TAYLOR RUIEY ANN TYNIJAI.L BOYS' HI-Y President . JOE ALDRIDGE Vice-President . BOBBY HORTON Secretary , ' JACK GARY Tfwvfef - . JOHN MONTGOMERY Sefeanr at Arms CHARLES LARKINS Chlllilzlin .......... CONRAD FAULKNER 1 ROBERT ABBOTT DOUGLAS BAKER EDGAR BELL BILLY BEST JACK BLEVINS JOHN BLOW EDWARD BRADSHAW CRAVEN BROOKS DOUGLAS BRUTON CARL BYNUM PAUL CAMERON BILL COLE Z. A. COLLINS WORLEY CREECH JAMES DAIL HOWARD FARLEY DAL FOSCUE ROBERT FREE J. C. GRADY SIDNEY HART ALAN HEILEG SAMMIE HINES HENRY HOLLEMAN BOBBY HORTON BYRD HUMPI-IREYS CARROLL HUMPHREYS FRANLIN MCDEVETT JAMES MURPHY HATHERLY PADERICK BILLY PAGE SANDY PEAKE CABEL WEBSTER FRANK SAVILLE DENNY SPEAR HERBERT SUOG BLUCHER TAYLOR CHARLES TAYLOR DICK TYNDALL THOMAS WATSON LLOYD WHITFIELD FRED WILLIAMS DAL WOOTEN JOE WHALEY Nor Pictured: CLEMENT HILLSINGER LIONEL STAPLEEORD EDWARD BROCK IUNIOR GIRLS' HI-Y President . . ANN LANG X71CC-Pl'L'9iClCl1I . B1-IA1 1'Y B111111111-1 Secretary . . DOT PIUNT T1'e.1s11rer . Al1.11N KANT1211 I1 1111111 111 A1 1 I N 61111111 li11I1N1s 51.11141 B1 ll 11111111 B1I1Ns'1'11N lo lS11N11 lS11o1i11 B1 'l'l1 B11u'1'oN ANN 1511111 11 P111 I 1 I9 011111-1 N'll I1 IS1ss11 If1111',11111s l7111,1 Ii1111'.'11111s I11N C ,1I1111 ICI x111I111 lI11I I-u1111N11e Al1,1N f1L'Y P111 I 1' U1NN LI1 KN 1211111111 5XRX 151111 H1.111N R111 1511111111 R1111N1 1' l5I111Nc Il I,. Cf. 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Sergeant-at-Arms Club Reporter Adviser BII LY BARER DoUc,I.As BAKYR Jo BLIND BROCK NIARY IZTTA BYNUM PIIYI I IS CARIILNTI-R RosI- MARY COURIIZ ,IPSSIQ Cox CDHARLI-.S IJAVIS SCIENCE CLUB ELSIE EUBANKS BDIIIIY Jo FORDHAIYS JIAN GAYLUR EMILY HLAKIJ SARA BETH HEIXRN TIIDMAS PTUNNINGS I'1l.MliR JORDAN . - . . JEAN KANTILR IDORIS NTOORIQ SARA BTOORI: SARA QBUTLAW' RAMDNA OUTI,IXW' IJAVID PARROTT HFNRX' STANLEY DIANIi KNOTT MABLE TAYLOR CAROL BHRNSTIITN DoT HUNT FRAZIER BRUTON SUSAN BATTLN . . Mlss HUCJFIILS BARBARA STI-I-LNIAN CORI,FNI7 SUTTON PEGGY TAYLOR BAARY HI:LI.N WA'IsoN BESSIE W'IIAI.I-Y PAUI A XVIIITARI R RCSINNIQ NX'oRTHINc.ToN President Vice-President . Treasurer Sccrctary . Sergeant-at-ArnIs IQLIZAIIETI-I ALLEN BETTY BARBl1R CARLTI YN BARNES DORIS BRIGMAN Jo BOND BROCK PH Yl.LlS CARPENTER I UN IOR PEP CLUB Jo ANN IDIXON BESSIE EDWARDS ljlfl LA EDWARDS POLLY GINN JEAN GUY JEAN KAN'fER DIANE KNOTT ANN LANG LINDA LEIGH BETTY MIIIYETTE NTARY Lou NUNN -JEAN PEARE BARBARA STFFIJAAN CORLENE SUTTON EMILY HEARD Jo ANNE MCCAIN . DOT HUNT SARA OUTI.AND . JACKIE Nl1EI.SON BETTY JEAN TAYLOR ALICE JEAN TAYI.oR BETTY Jo TURNER BETTY -JEAN WATLRS BESSIE WHALEY PAULA NWIIITARER COMMERCIAL CLUB President . . GImc'If JONES Vice-PI'csidcI1t . CSI-'RAI IIINI' CQNWAY SccI'ctnI'y . . 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SHIPMAN BILLY Donn BLUCHER TAYLOR HATHERLX' PADERIGR WORLEY CREECH SHIRLEY GRANT ALLEN HEATH CRAVEN BRooRs YVJILDRIED WIIALEY' BOURBON ROUSE RAY LONG ROBERT NUNN VICTOR PADERICK LEO PRESCOTT GEORGE HILL JACK BLEVINS DOUGLAS BAKER PIZNINA BOWDEN RIGHARD STANFORD BILLY PATE RORERT OTTINGER RUBY TAYLOR XHRGIIE SPARROW GEORGIA SEYMORIE PAT JoNEs BOBBY PITTMAN JOHN F. WooTEN CHARLES BLAND BOBBY NoBLEs J. W. HILL BILLY OLIVER CARL STRICKLAND GENE PATE Not Pictured: BEN UTLEY RICHARD WIMBISH MA SENIOR PEP CLUB CHEERLEADERS RGII lfI RRI I I. Chief ClIeurlc.Ider fXvsisI.IIIIs ISI-flsx BRIII BI 'IMI I' Cm I l'A'In' CERAXX I oRII BI I lx' GARY V,xRIoN HI RNIIUN IiRNI'sI' M,-II I m' M,xIII.I1 G.-x'II IN TAYIQR BI-TTI' TYI l'R LI own w'llI'I'l Il III President . . ANN BENNETT Vice-President MILIJREIJ SHACKLEFORD Secretary . . ESTELLIE FUCHS Treasurer . AIEANNE CARTIQR HIRNI III-. AI,IIRIIn.I- ISIISI' liRI'I I' BIQTIY GARY Dol' SMITH 'IIIIN MARII- AI.IJKllll.l', YI.IxN'I'A BRUAIIWILI. -IIIAN HIiNRX' jmclf SMIIII NANI Y Alllklllffl lim' BRYANI' VARIUN HliRNl1KJN SUI' SI1I4.Nc1I-i KAIIII RINI- ARMISII ,III BI 'I I'v C0l.l1 SYI,vIA KANTIIR MARIKIN SU'I l'0N SUSAN IMI ll N Run :MARY COURII' JIANNI KNUIUI' MMIII- GA'l'l.IN 'IVAYIOR I'II4.m.I l'.IsI l'.xIsI' CRARIURII FRANn1Ifs l,oNuN VIRGINIA TURIIW QIKAI I liI..IxI oc I. NIARY HI I I N F,xuI,RNI.R l'lI.IzAIII-'I'II Nom BI-:'I I'x' Tx'I.I-R l'fxIn' ISI ,II uc R NUR.-x IfI.l.l-N FAULRNI R l'IRNI-'S'llNl- PAII N1lI,DKlD w'll1Xll,X' l'I NINA ISIWIIII N MARIIII FI RRI I,l, BQIIIIII-3 QUINN ISAIII-.I.I lf NVIII1 I. We played games- In 1948 Kinston's football team defeated all opponents. For twelve games Kinston was undefeated, to become champions of the Northeastern Conference. Scores of games: Kinsfon 2 0 Roanoke Rapids 48 Tarboro 20 Elizabeth City 19 LaGrange 3 3 New Bern 5 1 Greenville 20 Goldsboro 3 9 N orlina 12 Washington 7 Edenton Visifor 19 0 6 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 6 In basketball our team dropped one conference game to Washington. In the Confer ence Tournament they won to become the only team ever to win the tournament twice and the only team to win the conference and the tournament in the same year. Scores of games: Kinsfon 65 Southwood 36 Bethel 44 Camp Lejeune 42 New Bern 46 Greenville 45 Edenton 43 Tarboro 43 Bethel 50 Greenville 35 New Bern 28 Washington 34 Roanoke Rapids 40 Elizabeth City 56 Roanoke Rapids 48 Elizabeth City 29 Washington 55 Tarboro 35 Edenton 45 Camp Lejeune 60 E. C. T. C. Visitors 13 37 56 33 32 15 17 35 23 29 22 30 32 29 37 31 27 32 34 40 and honored pretty girls BETSY BRITT Sponsor, Wfaslmiuglorz Gaim' NANCY ALIJRIDGE ' Co-Spouxor, Grvwwillc Game PATSY CRAWFORD C0-Sponsor, CYl'l'!'lIl'iIlF Game' FOOTBALL SQUAD 1 Byrd Humphreys, Tackle-Captain Dick Tyndall, Guard-Captain Kenneth Cole, manager, Carroll Dubose, quarterbackg Joe Whaley, fullbackg Bobby Hodges, tackleg Frazier Bruton, manager, Thomas Cole, halfbackg Conrad Faulkner, guard, Howard Farley, guard. Charlie Larkins, halfbackg Jack Gary, tackleg Bryant Aldridge, fullback, Bobby Grady, halfbackg Jackie Hudson, manager, Mac Croom, quarterback, Charlie Bland, guardg Maurice Couric, guard. FOOTBALL SQUAD QContinuedQ Bobby Nielson, guardg Fred Williams, endg Luke Massingill, guard, Thomas Pivcr end, Robert Abbott, end. Douglas Bruton, center, jimmy Byrd, halfbackg John Montgomery, tackle, J. C Grady, end, Freddie Moore, center. Bobby Horton, halfbackg Alfred Earl Howell, halfbackg Horace Ipock, halfback ,Ioe Aldridge, endg Dal Wooten, center. , IUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM DARRELL AVERY BOBBY BRIGMAN LINWOOD CHESTNUT WIINTON CHURCHILL TOMMY COLE MAURICE COURIE MALCOLM COX SAMMY DAVIS EDWIN DUDLEY BURTON GAY RALPH GAY BOBBY HARRELL DAL HARRIS C. J. HARRISON CRAVEN HATHAWAY ALLAN HEATH MANAGERS RLUBEN JONES LUKE MASSENGILL KENNETH MERCER FREDDIE MOORE JAMES NEXVMAN HARRY' NICHOLS E. L. NUNN jACRII5 POTTER GLRAI,D SMITH HENRY STANLEY AMOS STROUD JIMMY TYLER TOMMY TYNDALL CHARLES WICKMAN TOMMY WILLIAMS JOE GRADY GARY SCARBORO BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM W Conch . ..... Amos S1ax'1'oN Co-Captains DOUGLAS BRUTQN and Flu-'lm WII.I.lAN19 Managers . CHARLIZS BLAND and GIZORGE CZARTER I5oru'urJx Crlllmzx fillxlfxli Doum AS Buumx Baum' Houms -lol' w'llALliY Hun XX'11llfxx1s IQu:.1fN11 Ml.1J1KNlllS Zu1.1,u- A. CULLINS I-1L:c.1Nl Mr lj-XNII I s lin l'm,x1mSlmxv l.1.oYn Wlil1'1'llfl.1x ,lm Al ummm Sm luuu. w7lI,I,lAMS lfuANn SAvu.1,1 -Im Al,l3RlIlGli GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM . LENA MAE GRANTHAM Co Captams BLANCHE ALDRIDGE and MILDRED WHALEY FOVIUKIYIIYX BLANCHE ALDRIDGE NIILDRED WHALEY PEGGY BEST BARBARA STEELMAN SARA BETH HEARN JACKIE NExLsoN BESSIE WHALEY jo BOND BROCK jsssns Cox Guards ELEANOR SANDERSON HELEN SMITH EVELYN SANDLRSON PAULA WHITAKER DOT HUNT ANN LANG BETTY jo TURNER DORIS MOORE RUBY TAYLOR BOYS' IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Coach ............ AMOS SEX 1 ON Managers . CHARLES BLANI7 and GEORGE CAR rER l70r11'unl.v AMQS STRQUD ,IIMMY TY! 1'R GAR1' SCARRQRU liomn' IIARRI l,l 1.111 AliliUl'I' Cmlcrs BRYANT ALDRIDG1 CIiARI.Il2 DAVIS 1.1 1' AlillL3T T CJIIAIHIS BRYANT AI.DRlDfl 'I'ox1Mx' Co1,E Baum' IPI.-XRRFII All RRY TRo'rT CHARLL9 XXVICKHAINI Tbvsf' zvvrv the days of our youth fbaf passed all foo qnivkly-am! ibm ur :un gf um! flu, zmlls zvlrixjwrr IN MEMORY OF OUR FRIEND AND FELLOW STUDENT THOMAS PIVER NOVEMBER 28, 1929-DECEMBER 16, 1948 Tlnrougia many lamls and owr many a sva, Bro1'lJc'r, I form' fulfilling grievous trust, The final lribufe thus fo rcfnder Ilacfc Ana' Call in vain upon Iloy spf'ec'l1lr'ss zlusf, Since fate has claimml thee umleservedly Ami dcaflz bas torn asunder ther' and 1110. So now fbi' giffs our fathers brought of yorr, Memorials of fbosf' ilelolwl ufbwz living, Tbvsv, zlrrrzvlnfd with fears, I give fbfvg aml giving, I bid Ibn' bail-farcwcll-for ewrmorc! -CATULLUS He: Who spilled mustard on the waffle, dear? She: Oh, Iohn! How could you? This is lemon pie. Hotel Kinston Barber Shop Keep Your Teeth And Your Hair BY USING MATCH DOMO PRODUCTS Mouth Antiseptics And Liquid Dentritice East Coast Products Co. FOSCUE'S EMMA WEBB PARK Compliments of Hoqan's Pharmacy Kinston, N. C. Compliments of Midyette's Hardware Company The Best Place To Get lt Quinn and Miller Co. FURNITURE OF QUALITY PHONE 3145 Kinston, N. C. Compliments of Erskine I ewelers Kinston, N. C. Compliments ot Kay's Men's Store Kinston, N. C. Lynn C. Ferrell Co. SEEDS Kinston, N. C. Nit: Betcha you can't climb up that beam of light that's shininq in the Window. Wit: Do you think Tm crazy? I'd get halt way up and you'd turn it otff Husband to Wife: I'll say one thinq about your relatives-I like your mother-in-law better than mine. Iohn H. Carter Co. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Compliments ot Harry Pearson's K, t N C DEPARTMENT ins on, . . STORE Compliments of JAY DEE'S SIDNEY'S TOYS SEWING MACHINES Kinston, N. C. Everything To Wear Stop At Dave The Clothier Brink.S P1 G C e For For Clothes Of Distinction Your Refreshments Dr. Fairfax Fitts OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN sPEcrALrz1NG IN Ann-Imrls lll E. North Street PHONE 3031 HOUSE CALLS Kinston Restaurant Kinston, N. C. Teacher: Now, children, there are flowers beqinninq with the prefix doq For example, doq roses and dog daisies. Can anyone tell me another? Tommy: PIease, miss, 'Collie ilowers'. Mr. Mock, qivinq his team a pre-qame pep talk: Well, here We are, u beaten, untied, and unscored upon-and qettinq ready for our first game. when You Think Of MUTUAL INSURANCE ciothinq Think at Safe - Devfmdcfble Economical New York Clothing Co. Kinston, N. C. See Us Today Stadiem Insurance. Inc M. L. STADIEM, Mgr. Iesse G. Brown Distributor of CREAM FLOUR Best By Test Congratulations To The Senior Class Kinoca Hotel LaRoque and Hewitt AGENTS lnsurance and Real Estate Kinston, N. C. Carrow Buick Co. Kinston, N. C. Kinston Laundry Co. Dry Cleaners . Rua Cleaners P1-rom: 2294 Fifty Years Experience Sanitary Seafood Market 221 S. Queen Street DIAL 3363 Kinston, N, C. The vacationist was crossing a pasture. Say, there, he shouted to a farmer 'is this bull safe? Well, said the farmer, I reckon he's a lot safer than you are right now One Senior to another: 'iff l car1't spell the words in the first place how does he expect me to find them in the dictionary? East Carolina Sales Inc. South of Kinston On Highway 70 Kinston, N. C. Congratulations To The Senior Class Dr. Frank Sabiston Compliments of CO-ED SHOP Compliments of DAUGHETY'S Feed and Supply Store Thompson Motor Co. DODGE-PLYMOUTH Sales+Service 602-604 N. Heritage Street Kinston, N. C. Spence Sales Co. Sales-Service STUDEBAKER Cars - Trucks Corner of Blount and Heritage Kinston, N. C. The Ritz Soda Shop SANDWICHES DRINKS ICE CREAM 802 N. Queen Street Kinston, N. C. Grady's Hardware Kinston, N. C. Teacher: What is ignorance, Tommy? Tommy: Ignorance is when you clon't know anything and somebody finds it out. Woman, tryinq on mink coat, to sales qirl: It will you promise to refuse to take it back? my husband doesn't like it JGHN M. LITTLE ONE OF KINSTONS OLDEST IEWELERSH Aqents For Towle, Lun t, Gorham, Wallace, International, Reed-Barton Watson, Kirk, and Stieff Sterling Herfi-Iones Quality Rings For The Class of 1949 Best Wishes Dr. R. Henry Temple H. H. McCoy Co WHOLESALERS Kinston, N. C. ZHA A Kinston Cycle Shop E A '1-1 1.- ' 229 S- Queen Street zln W - iill ,t 9' ..,. Q Caller: Madame, I am the piano tuner. Pianist: But I didn't send for a piano tune Caller: I know, but the neighbors did. I-'H Is your Wife having any success in learning to drive a car? Well, the road is beginning to turn when she does. PLUMER DANIELS PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS IIEPAIRING A SPECIALTY 106 E. Blount Street Congratulations To . The Senior Class! Compliments ot Dr. Floyd P. Wooten A Friend Kinston, N. C. KINSTON CLINIC . C ll Paramount Servlce Q Station L. R. Clayton For FAIRFIELD LIFE INSURANCE ACCIDENT INSURANCE DIAL 4695 FIRE INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE HAIL INSURANCE Kinston, N. C. W. A. MOORE 6. CO. INSURANCE Father: Why were you kept in at school? Son: I didn't know where the Azores were. Father: Well, in the future just remember where you put things. Small girl, commenting to friend on passing boy and girl: Goodness, she's oId enough to be his sitter. Visit INSURANCE Mewborn 6. Turner C. Oettinger. Inc. For Dm. 3882 BEST QUALITY IEWELRY Kinston, N. C. I UST INSURANCE FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY - LIFE Your Friendly Mutual Agent I. T. SUTTON, Ir., Mgr, The Fred. M. Taylor Mutual Insurance Agency IO5Vz N. Queen Street DIAL 2068 H. B. Farabow Visit The Insurance Agenc I Y BUSY BEE Kinston, N. C. Soon The teacher was testing the knowledge of the kindergarten class. Siapping a half dollar on the desk, she said sharply, What is that? Instantly a voice from the rear ot the row said, TaiIs. One stenoqrapher to another: You'l1 like it here-lots ot opportunity for advances. Muddy Beauty Shop I. F. Parrott. Inc. Experienced Operators , INSURANCE Expert Service REAL ESTATE DIAL 2221 Kinstonl N. C' Kinston, N. C. IENKINS-IONES MOTOR CO. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Gwaltney Packing Co. HAMS BACON Chiropractic Physician SAUSAGE Dr. William A. Keffer Kinston, N. C. Kinston, N. C. Doctor: Why do you have E-6765 tattooed on your back? Patient: That's not tattooed, Doctor. That's Where my wife ran into me with the car when I opened the garage door. Smoll boy to tolther: l-lere's my report card ond one of yours I iound in the ottic. PHONE 4483 New Dixie Cafe Famous Place For Good Food Compliments of GUS 1. BALAPAS, Mgr. A Friend 217 N. Oueen Street Kinston, N. C. Pascl1all's Repair Shop IAMES HAYES, Owner EXPERT REPAIRING BICYCLES, GUNS, SPORTING GOODS, LOCKS AND KEYS l28 W. North Street PHONE 3330 CAROLINA DAIRIES GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK TELEPHONE 3713 Kinston, N. C. First old-timer: I-ldve ony oi your old childhood dreoms come true? Second old-timer: Only one. When my mother used to comb my hoir, I often wished thot I didn't hove ony. When the teacher asked the little boy if his father helped him with the les son, he replied, Naw, I got it wrong by myself. EAST CAROLINA ENGINEERING COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS DIAL 3547 Kinston, N. C. GEORGE DUBOSE GENERAL CONTRACTOR Office-Vernon Ave. Ext. PHONE 3988 - RESIDENT 4275 Kinston, N. C. MELVIN FORDHAIVI SERVICE STATION DRINKS - ICE CREAM - SANDWICHES - SERVICE Kinsion, N. C. Freshman Cat riding academyl: I wish to rent a horse. Groom: How 1ong? Freshman: The longest you've got. There will be five of us going Woman, shopping tor a refrigerator, to salesman: l don't suppose you'd care to ask me a few questions to see if I could get one free? ik This Page Donated BY Interested Business and Professional Men ik Sally: My brother is playing hookey from correspondence school. Margie: How does he clo that? Sally: He mails them empty envelopes. Lady Cat almond counterl: Who attends to the nuts? Wise Guy: Be patient. I'll wait on you in a minute. PHONE 34 1 2 wa COW gvxff CQFIA6 l pp sg. 00 S- ' llc-yrs VAQSWO WE BUILD TO A STANDARD-NCT TO A PRICE COMPLIMENTS OF Caswell I-lotel BARRUS CONSTRUCTION CO. Kinston, N. C. Asphalt Pavements - Drainage - Grading Cowboy: Putting your saddle on backard, aren't you? Dude Rancher: That's all you know about it, smarty. You don't even know which way l'rn going. Asked if he'd like to see or model home, the mom replied, Gldd to. Whot time does she quit work? WEEKS MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Kinstori, N. C. HEILIG-LEVINE of Kinston. Inc. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS SUTTON AND GREENE LAWYERS With deep dnquish he beqqed her to reconsider her driswer. lf you dorrt morry me, l'll blow my brdiris out, he vowed. Oh, would you reolly? she qurqled. l wish you would do it. lt would he d qreot joke on tother for he thinks you hdVen't Cnty! Were you a good little girl at Sunday school today? Yes, the teacher ottered me a big plate of money, and I said, No thank you.' Store No. 1 Store No. 2 mm. STANDARD DRUG mm. 3122 3172 Queen Queen Gnd CUT-RATE CUT-RATE Gnd North Caswell Sts. Sts. A. J. Sutton and Sons YQUR PATRQNAGE IS APPRECIATED North Queen Street Efird's Department Store Iefferson Standard Life Insurance Company REAL VALUES nnssr-: B. WALTER N. Queen Street District Manager Roses are red, Violets are blue, I copied from you, And I flunked too. Father lfacetiouslylz Don't you think our son gets his intelligence trom me? Mother: He must. I've still got mine. Butler Furniture Co. I. T. Skinner and Son COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Kmslonf N- C' 315 N. Queen Street Kinston, N. C. PHONE 2838 KINSTON DAILY FREE PRESS AMERICA'S PREMIER SMALL CITY DAILY Reg. U. S. Pat. Office Congratulations To The Class Oi '49 It I-Ias Been A Pleasure To Produce This Annual For You WILMINGTON PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS-LITI-IOGRAPHERS Wilmington, N. C. Four Way Service Batts Dry Cleaners Station and Hatters Washing and Greasing A Specialty Your Appearance Is Corner Queen St. G Vernon Ave. Our Business DIHI. 2961 lack, dear,' said the bride, let us try to make the people think we've been married a long time. All right, honey, came the reply. But do you think you can carry both suitcases? Teacher: Iohnny, will you please give three collective nouns? Johnny: Flypaper, Wastebasket, vacuum cleaner. OUR BUSINESS IS PICKING UP- AND DELIVERING ggflffa-,V MERCHANT'S DELIVERY 4- 5 ' SERVICE IOHN I. ROWLAND ARCHITECT 1893 1949 J. E. Hood and Company THE REXALL DRUG COMPANY To Please You Pleases Us A nut at the Wheel, a peach in his arm, the car makes a turn-fruit salad! 0' The best way tor a qirl to keep her youth is not to introduce him to anybody EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME 702 N. Queen Street AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT PHONE 4150 Kiriston, N. C. BARNES AND COX MOTOR CO. PACKARD - HUDSON Kiristori, N. C. Compliments ot BELK-TYLER COMPANY KTNSTCN'S SHOPPING CENTER Kinstori, N. C. Best Wishes To The Graduates From THE ANNUAL STAFF The trouble with lipstick is that it doesn't. He: How are you getting along with your driving? She: Oh fine. Yesterday l Went titty miles an hour, and tomorrow l'm going to try opening my eyes when I pass another car. Garner's Funeral Home Webb's Shoe Store Highest Quality Food at the Lowest Possible Price Yellow Front Market 107 S. Queen Street Baker Furniture Company Friendly Furniture Store lOl-lO3-104 S. 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