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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1954 volume:

Wg. zfffwlf Pi A yIxX HE E 1954 iss GRAINGER HIGH SCHOUL . ' Kinston, North Carolina . xx I ,MN -V- 33 Q f-M-ofqpf., JESSE W. CRAINCER HIGH SCHOOL 'ff 3'-2l : .1 ll . .LA INDLSTRIAL ARTN and BAND BUILDING XXX X xx X X X X. uf G! Administrati Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Activities Music Athletics Features T7 Ruth Ann Evane 6dlt01lllCl'l1Cf and Malgaret Gllbert, buslness man ager 1nv1te vou to Jom them as they open the dlary of the Semors of nlneteen hundled and flfty foul Wlthln these pages you wlll flnd all the galety, sadness, enthuslasm dlhgent work and tllfllllllg rewards YNlllCh a student ln hlS hlgh school cazeer lnevltably experlences So llCglllS tlne the twenty lll!lll1 volume of the 5565 44 We Ueddccwe TllI0ll h he1 fuendlmess and entle manner we have found one of out standm character who mll always he 1Cl'I16IHlDC1Cd as a part of our school heutabe Her patlence was unexcelled as she labored wlth the blology students mcly Culded mth msdom the IT1CI'IllJCl: of the Senxox Tr1H1Y as she acted as thelr clty advlsor Always w1ll1nD to 3SS1St us ln our many problems she became more nearly a frlend than a teacher and for th1s reason and many others we the Semor Class of nmeteen hundred and flfty foul d6d1C3l6 thxs the twenty mnth volume of the KAY AITCH ESS to 77614 .Jedi plddfdfb I. g . .' ' ls.. g , . - . V l . . , sought to teach high school girls the arts of home-making, and understand- . U Y U . v. M . 1 .- .n N . . U . . 3 9 , I U ' .9 a . . I , I I 0 For twelve years we have jour- ncyecl through the halls of educa- lion. Alwavs we have Shared an ul- tilnalv A gnal- --flll:Xlll':XTl0Nf which was re-ar-llc-cl through the- vhannvls of learning. ,.,l' But studies were not all that paved the wav. for we felt the call of Service ancl the importance of respunsilmilities as we entered into our many activities. wliich have helpefl mold our lives and opin- mms. L F' It is with a feeling of great loss that Grainger High School is forced to say goodbye this year to a person who has not only been a wonderful teacher, but a constant inspiration to us all. Mere words could never express her service and devotion to this school, but in the hearts of all those who have known her there will remain a sense of loving gratitude for . . . 7756141 70454 44, -',.'-:- fi iff , i We have reached our victory only through the firm grasp of these helping hands. I . 7-Q . ' 'R MISS INEZ I-'ERR ELL MISS CARLOTTA NIEWBORN to the Superintf-ndent JEAN P. BOOTH Scgearlwlendeat Kinston Graded Schools Q-4' JOHN H. HORNE 'sf ig...-I MRS. KATHERINE SMATHERS S f to the Principal n MRS. CAMERON DUDLEY Mathematics Woman's College of University of North Carolina, A.B. Advisor: Student Council. MRS. FRANK O. FITZGERALD Biology East Carolina College. A.B.: University of North Carolina. M.S.P.H. Advisor: Science Club. MRS. A. N. GRAHAM Mathematics University of North Carolina, A.B. Advisor: Junior Pep Club. MR. JAMES R. HALL Vocal Music University of North Carolina. A.B.. M.A. Advisor: Kleff Klub. Dramatics Club. MISS ROBERTA HALL History East Carolina College. A.B. Advisor: Junior Red Cross. Junior Class. MISS JANE HART Mathematics Salem College. A.B. Advisor: Student Council. -3 ix--I '5 MISS LOL BLAND I ' ' L' ' Physical Education X L L East Carolina College, B.S. Advisor: Business staff of Kay-Aitch-Ess, Girls' Athletic Association. MR. ORYAL E. BRISBAKER .llechanical Arts East Illinois State. B.E. Advisor: Senior Boys' Hi-Y MISS LOLA DAWSON English Salem College. A.B. Advisor: Public Speakers' Club. MISS ANN TERRELL DEANS Commercial Womans College of University of North Carolina, B.S. Advisor: Ki-Hi. ' ' X 1 I b Q K A. 4831, arf' MR. W. B. HAYES Industrial Arts Marine Corps Mechanical School, Quan- tico. Virginia. MRS. EVELYN HILL Business Meredith College. A.B. Advisor: Senior Commercial Club, Senior Class. MR, GORDON REECE HOWELL Science Atlantic Christian College, A.B. Advisor: Science Club. Junior Clas MISS MARY LEE JONES Education L'niversiLy of North Carolina. A.B, Advisor: Junior Nature Club. MRS. CENEVERA GUEST KELLY English, Latin Siena Heights College. A.B. Advisor: Dramatics Club. MR. CHARLES O. LEE Physiral Education, History East Carolina College, B.S. MISS ANNIE LAURIE LOWERY Geography Woman's College of University of North Carolina, A.B. Advisor: Dramatics Club MISS RUTH MACY English Woman's College of University of North Carolina. A.B. Advisor: Kay-Aitch-Ess. Junior Class. MISS GRACE MEWBORN Elementary Education East Carolina College. B.S. Advisor: Student Council. MISS BETSY J. MILES Social Studies Meredith College, A.B. Advisor: Public Speakers' Club, N.F.L. MISS JUANITA O'BRIEN English East Carolina College, A.B. Advisor: Student Council. MRS. ROLAND L. PAYLOR Social Studies University of North Carolina, A.B. Advisor: Junior Pep Club. MRS. JAMES SANDERSON Business East Carolina College. A.B. Advisor: Junior Commercial Class. MR. AMOS SEXTON 1'hysiCa1 Education East Carolina College. B.S. Advisor: Junior Hi-Y. Varsity MR. HARRY SHIPMAN .llusie Lniversity of North Carolina. HA.. M.E. MISS P,-X'l'SY SMITH Spanish Wonianl tiollegf- of llniversity of North Carolina. AB. :NtlYlstvl'Z Jllltlul' Class. Club. Senior Club. MR. FRANK MOCK History Davidson College. I3.S.g East Carolina College. MA. Advisor: Varsity K Club. Senior H1 N MRS. EMMETT H. NIORTON Bible Queenis College. A.I5. Advisor: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. MISS CERTIE NELSON Elementary Education University of North Carolin Advisor: Dramatics Club. MRS. DON NICHOLS Science. Mathematics East Carolina College. A.B. Advisor: Junior Tri-Hi-Y. MISS BERTHA MAE STROUD History Meredith College. A.B. Advisor: Junior Public Speakers' Club. MISS BEIQLAH STROED Library Science Meredith College. A.B. University of North Carolina, B.S. Advisor: Library Club. MRS. DEWEY SUTTON Mathematics East Carolina College, A.B. Advisor: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. Dramatics Club. Senior Class. MISS LEONORA WATTS English University of Illinois. A.B.: Columbia University. M,A. Advisor: Ki-Hi. National Honor Society, Senior Class. ,fa AQ' MISS ELIZABETH WINFIELD Mathematics Woman's College of University of North Carolina, A.B. Advisor: Junior Nature Club. MISS ANN WINSLOW Home Economics Woman's College of University of North Carolina, B.S. Advisor: Junior Tri-Hi-Y. x.. - X . ., Y, I xv. I A Not pictured: 99 .- MRS. W. A. MOORE bv f English ' Meredith, A.B. P5039 Ml Advisor: Public Speakers' Club. Available 5 , X 'lug' 'af' 1 'hu si ui .. 4, - iQ'. u,h'- hs i 5 s a l silk' Left to right: Horace Baker. johnny C. Helms and Charles Fclwartli. mfs .A ' 4,-,Y , 2. , Standing. left to right: George Brinson. O. W. Giles and Ed- ward Wilkins. Seated: Robert Hughes. Harrv Birckett and Arthur King. C XFETERI X STAFF I fft to r1g.l1t ,lunme Rf-flrlicli fc-rtlia Williamn Roga Cow arfl. fora Stewart and im I mir BTcCUy. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. MR. WILLI,-XXI HILL ' ' YI JANITORIAL STAFF Left to right: james L. Heddick. Lee Roy Brimage, Charlie Holloway. Willie Mae Williams. -.... Q- -e ,- is . 'hi N - -Yu -4: ' , iffiw 'kp- . . ,JMM of . .-72' V -5 --.'.. 42 y g': 'f CAFETIERIA SlfI'l-fRYI5OR QA eff' SCX GM XVLGWX D cvs,-X1 M S D Pwgroil CLASS H1236 SE Une our J: S 5076? ,Z aff, Til s ue 1 e SFNIORS but glory stood ant n hand Il 0 ze as the tme C L6 d If at be ng 1405 not tie top t add nlx beg nn of e ste p CI I Seachfw 'x Q Se 1 65 - 1 L1 a. l O . f ll 'ver ,f . ' fz I 1 wi 1 s rm ' 1' ap- proaclzed for us I0 leave our school. We dis- 0' re 1 1' fl senior ' 1 of he 1 er of A'I1'0lL'II'IigP but 0 j the It ing tlz e 11111. I U -1 L Q 1' vm, 17.- s l , l .. 4 If. il N ' N -. 1 z. I lf'Il' I.l1fl 11. . wr'-I'11 ,V- -nm. I5 , aw l ,-gg IM, 14463 'QQ vu. an 41' ff 4 f' ga 43 . . . 1 En. Q Q f-, '+ ',f ',1 .5 ','f'f.1k yas , , 'S 2' i 5 1 ,,,,-N ,u ' 'Y I1-143, pl rffszz ,paw , if 'x '1 1 r W- 'ff ' in nw . X - ,- f Q ' Y 41 X 1 . 7 if '5 ,W r 4' -I I' 1 xv 407- ' 4, , fs. sf I f- ' i 1 fn W x BARBARA HUMPHREY Senior Pep Club 33 Science Club 34 Dramatics Club 13 Comm. Club 3, 4g Library Assistant 43 Clee Club 2. RICHARD LYON JOHNSON Library Club 3. 5 64 -1 f KENNETH JACKSON COUNCIL TRAVIS JARNIAN Comm. Club 4-g GH Singers 2, 3, 45 Sf-ninr Hi-Y 3. 41 Comm. flu: JV Ffvfvlball 22 VHl'gilY Fffmllall 31 Store Manager 43 AY 3: Term Honor JV Baseball lg Varsity K Club 3, 4. Roll 3, LINWOUD SIi1'rON JONES Dramatics Club 1, 2. 3. 41 Science Club 1. 2. 3, 4g Photography Club 35 AY 33 SI-niur Play: Rf-ml Cross Rep. 2, 3, 4. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN JORDAN JR Junior Football 2g Varsity Foctball 3 43 Varsity K Club 4. Htfrfrx f -L. 'fv- ,J X 1 ., ,ar ix 1115 Q' N'- l EUGENE PATE FLOYD WILLIAM PATE JOHNNY HAROLD PAUL Junior Hi-Y 1. 2: Senior Hi-Y 3, Vice Junior Hi-Y Chaplain 1, 23 Senior Hi-Y Science Club 25 Library Assistant 2, President 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: JV Foot- Sergeant-at-Arms 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 3. 4, ball 1: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Var- sity MK., Club Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4. W 0' f W f 01- I, JASPER LOL'Is PHILLIPS, JR. Junior Hi-Y 1. 29 Senior Hi-Y 3, Pres- ident 4: National Honor Society 4g GH Singers 2. 3: Marshal 3: .IV Base ball 1. 2: Varsity Baseball 3. .iff ,lv I LEON ALTON PITTMAN. JR. Science Club 2, 3, 4. PEGGY ANN PRATT Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: ,lunior Pep Club 29 Senior Pep Club 3: Dramatics Club 1: Science Club 2. 3, Secretary 4: AY 3: Annual 4: Clee Club 1, 2: Red Cross Rep. 2: CAA 1. 3, Basket- ball 1: JV Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 4. S . .19 Kfifui liiaxxiis Li-:ROY W'lI.I.IAfVlS lunifir Ili-Y l. 2: llfL1IIl8Ilf'Q Club 3. 1-1 Curnrn. fllub 3. Vim- l,l'f?Fiflf'I1l 4: Scivncf- Club 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4g NFL 3. 4g Library Assktant 31 AY 3. 4: Office- ,-X-xixtant 4: Public Speak- ers' Club 4-g Ki-Hi 4: Band Manager 4: JY Football 2: JY Baseball lg Publivily Managzz-r Baile'-lball 4. GENE ALLEN CAMPBELL .lunirrr Hi-Y l. 2. KENNETH EARL EIJMUNDSON Scared GOHDMGSCKCGQ Flay 746 Scion! we W, . . . As IUNIORS. with growing sophistication, many responsibilities confronted us, but we managed to talfe time for fun, as we exper- ienced the thrill of our first funior-Senior. 32? g K X 4 Q 'g I .-, 5 31.. J 4 . 4:3 Q, a..w-M6 '27 ' am Uffcbaa rlwara Blackburn. Pre-si1h-111. watt-11. Imft In right: Marx Uriffim XXAHPIVII. YI4fr'llNll lnIny'JaCkSm1.Yir0 Prcfsicle-nt: Harrivl 9utt-fn. Fe-vrvtgiry. 5 Xs- PM-bug T T .-2. vvx f, 2 L. 35. is ll., MJ I ':3 154 K' 5' Q 1-'17 , is N sf ' f N- xl, rv- Tm 'X sa Q... XIHIHIC Xhhott Waller xlllflfl e jnnrnx rfr Fra-cl Baker 'Vlarlan Bake r joan Balflru joyce Balflrvc Morris Barhce Lee Becton Bobby Bishop Vincie Bishop joe Black Barbara Blackburn Patsy Bradshaw Lillian Brinkley Lawrence Brown Oscar Byrd Marilyn Cameron Mary Ida Cameron Frances Canacly Bobbie Ann Carter Eva Carter John Carter Janie Raye Cauley Shelby Carlyle Joe Colvin Braley Conner Bobby Crawford Cecil Dail Marjorie Daly X A WH 1 J' .' Jb- C' iff' Q Tx gm ION 1 'N . Yi? S., Betty Jean Daniels Bobby Dean Rr,-wland Everette Ann Ferris Lou Flanagan Shelby Jean Forrest Stanley Foscue Charles French Jimmy George George Haddad Pauline Haddock Joyce Ham Craven Hathaway Joan Hathaway Jim Heard ,lane Hickuck julin Robert Hill Carolyn Howard Linwood Howard Ann Hudnell Franklin Inman Tommy Jackson Alvin James Beulah Jarman jenny Jones Betty Sue Jones Sylvia Jones Wiviley Jones Phaeflra Keffffr James KflIlIlf'tlf 3'-:, -24 Af:-., KT! Dv A N '27 Joyce Koonre Lane Langley' Kenneth Lanier Ronnie Lanier Pat fVlcAver'y Ca role Nlcllan iel Edwin Martin Sylvia Matthews Clyrle Mattocks Robert May James Medley Peggy Morris Relmevea Mull Pat Neel Mary Nicholson Marvin Nnble flarul Nunn Jeanne Oliver Paige Parker Robert Pate Thelma Pate Marie Paul Hazel Pittman Buddy Potter Betty Rhodes Carolyn Robinson Uellora Rouse Mlmert Seymour Henry Seymour :Xnn Sparrms is-t 'bs 1-15- -4-A Us 'xx V 2 IVA 'ou 4 'CT Charles Spell George Steveneon Ann Stroud Ivey Stroud Shelby Stroud Frances Styron Harriet Sutton Jimmy Sutton Joyce Sutton Mellie Swaney Margaret Taylor Nancy Temple Charles Thigpen Ted Turner Barbara West Jean West Robert Whaley Ellen Whitaker Patricia Wiggins Sandra Wilcox Darwin Williams Carolyn Wise Dorothy Ann Wooten Mary Griffin Wooten Pat Wright 5 s Y'-r rx 40' 64 is 51 YZ-r 55- 15 vs hx W5-1' -s W-ss so 'ze fddd Billy Agans Betty Andrews Joe Archie Barbara Carol Axelburg Loretta Ann Baker Mary Elizabeth Barnette Chris Basrlen Patricia A riim Bates Anita lane Berk Susan Bowles Helen Ywnnie Buyette Peggy Bradshaw Left to right: Elda Carol Gardner, Sec- r e t a r y : A n n Hughes. Treasurer: P e g g y Bradshaw, President: Ben Rouse. Vice Presi- dent. vez' E Qfflif 'YS IU- in Q-'f Q-.-, 1 T' 5. Q Q' 4, fvs. 'cs l :is vi i x. 46 5? 5.3. 1I 3 v , X Qll l e UD, if 'Q I K fix dfvjvyz- -, f lu 1 Qx in ,, 1 l,. Q. Brew-r Hose Nlarie liruarlway Franres lirmsn James liurfv-ll Dorothy By rrl Allred Cheney Max Cherry john Osw-nf C ffrm ner Thelma lfthenia Cox 'U' t Edwina Crenshaw E 'V f. 43.4 vii .s ihhx Of x, Q: f Patricia :Xnn Cronin Billy Curle fv- is Loretta Daniels 1-... 1 1 a-5 f., w. X, 1-F Mary Ann Daniels Phil Daniels Edna Elizabeth Daughety Lynne Davis Charles Deal BY' L. P. Downing Camilla DuB0se B111-lm Ray Dunn 3 '1- Turnmx Hur Fun g Q, sc., I',IIlI'llLi I'.lllri1!llxN X . ' , 1 Joanna Flmwrf Lzxrrul I'urrH1z1m ff' 1' fi Q v. f -I 5 5, Ffh' 1, -Q 'ev .4 Russvll Fusivr ,,, X Marlene Franklin I .Q Km Furr -an Q 5 s. A Q7 Q' lzlclzi Karol flardm-r in ' 3 N B ' 5-F Qs Y .fl .-Q Q. ' M J 5 A' Yi? if 'W fi ,aw 1 Q x w 0 Pvnny Garner julm 1' lvx K ,-.N 15 '14, . iifui ' ' JUN ' ' iff N1 ,int xllllfi tr A lluruthy Grant 4 fyj If if Uzmrgf- fQI'LjXPN Hwlfllx 4QriNhg1l11 Hul-vr! Huvft S ivx 1 R.j.II41irf-,jr. Gene Handy Marshall Happer Mary Lou Hardy Katie Harris Charles Haynes james Herring Robert Hill William Hill Lottie Faye Hines Gary Kent Hocutt james Hodges Sylvia Hodges Violet Huffman Billy Hallowell Carl Holt Dewey Horne Carl Horton Edward Horton Sarah Howard Frankie Howell Ann Hughes Patricia Humphrey Jane Jacks rrrm Jean Jenkins Peggy Jenkins Ann Jones Douglas Jones Claude Ke liii edy Frankie Koonce Joan Koonce Harriet Lang Joanne Lanier Betty Lee Charles Letchworth Wickie Lewis Alton Lilly William Loftin Mary Lynn Margaret Maruules Hrnestine Mc-Daniel .7 vo-- f io., i 'V' . 15. 'K Q-N., 1-'s 5 l' Q. X xS 4 'N Qx f ,f'.., 1 . Pk i ,M -f-ps v-' - R' 5- T r Q t s. Q2 fp fn., 'YS 'Q-ff T' B- if 'UC fs 1 QI! in-' in Q' ill AUS? Roger Nlcljuffy Barlvara Mitchell Margaret Moore Gene Nloye Wilhur Nlozingo llarriet Myers jo A-Xnn Nassef Peggy Nicholson Barbara Noble William Ormond llolvert Orr Clifton Paderick Eugene Page John Page Anne Parrott Reid Parrott Marie Paramore Leonard Pate Thomas Phillips Walter Poole William Pope Barbara Price Charles Ranclnlph Cyril Raynwre Vernon Rochell Benjamin Rouse Ross Earl Rouse Franlc Sabiston Patricia Smith Thelma Smith Alice Faye Spell William Stanley Maryon Stapleforcl Robert Steelman Joyce Stevenson Shella Miles Strothe Parrott Sutton Dannie Taylnr Myrna Taylor Betty lean Thmna ' :UN Q at S, . 5. -N - V ' 31,2-fffi, V3 1 , Y I 5.3. 'lu 4 als if -rw ETH? L . . if 4 it -.xt S x , 1 av-, Q5 sr, I 'Lv s lg- Q- QYW ,Q-. wx, ff 2 -O Q M. 921 1- Q. GX N57 J fb- ,B-X? Patriria Trott Thomas Tucker Gem- 'liurner Relif- f'r' a Turner :Xnne Tyndall Ken Tyndall xlllfglllffi Tyndall Patsy .-Xnn N121 Shirley Ann Wade Crave Walker james Waller Martha Ellen Wiarlivk Guy Vfarren Curtis Waiers Gertrude Watson Grave Wiestlrrook Louise Wetherington Carol Jean Wilkins Thomas Williams Billy Woodard X01 piclurerl James Conner Patricia Edwards Ernmagene Goodman Eleanor Wise 'madman X V1 Blu N CA 5 ved. 'V' :L-'fin QZX ,lo w'Q,d' 1 Q .-,..1..f-- As FRESHMEN lost on a sea of knowl edge we found quzte new the thoughts 0 Latzn algebra and exams and for a whzle we put away our play and stepped znto the role of scholars . . 5 1,7 + - h fi 'N ll ' ' Q s ..,-di. ll ' I Left to right: Tommy Spear. treasurerg Robert Cannon. presidentg Mary ,len- ny Irby. secretaryg and Steve Creech. vice president. Madeline Andrews Nellie Rae Antwine David .Mlkins Richard Balclree Betty Lou Barfieltl Mary Elizalvelh Barnef Larry B fft' la Shirles A riri Brmsn Hulbert Cannon Anne Juice Carman Phyllif Juan Casey Martha Esther Chestnut! ag 7 66444 Shirley lean Alphin I ECHO K T' ,P J' av '- 6 5. fr Q- -npr' Lv. Robert Lee Church Suzanne Chused Dorsett Clement Cecil Conncr Jayne Copeland Jo Cox Stephen Creech Vernon Dail Ann Daughety liliner E. Daughety lfifli6St Davis George Davis Don Deans Delbert Deters Lou Duke Carl Edwards Margaret Edwards Lion Faelten George Fant Faye Fitzgerald 7 Allen Gardner Shelby Gail-:ins Bobby Hay Gaylor C. L. Hardy Alley Hart, .lr. Linwood Hartsell Nancy Hearn Debby Heilig Margaret Hewitt Glen Garland Hill Keith Hill Herbert Hilsinger ' 13 'R -- Q 'abs . Q 'K xi 'X' --,. 'Q ,ii -. A 1. x.,, .Q Q. 1, vs, in ie ,, fp 4'0- ,,, NV Q.. -- S x- if 4-Ra B-N, 'Cf' ff 5'X g.- S ?n i... 1--1 T' it 1, ,ww -f C. -5 - iff' I 'IHS X14 I an x Q. 0 Q ,- l 4-s 3 kk- J .vX ,. 1 Y .2 f Betty Lou Hobbs Bobby Gene Hobbs Dempsey Hodges. Jr. Judith Hodges Robert Holt, Jr. 'Faye Howard Jack Howell Lloyd Humphery Mary Jenny Irby Marlene Jackson Mary Ann Jenkins Joy Kennedy Pierre Latour Ann Landauer Pat Lee Ralph Lee Mildred Marshburn Edgar Marston Martha Ann Martin Jimmie McDaniel Janet McLawhon Kay McLawhon Jack Medley Carolyn Montgomery J. C. Moore Durwood Mozingo Harold Mozingo Barbara Nobles John Nunn Mike Nunn Mary Oettinger ,Io Ann Olive L15-say, lv George Palmer Barbara Parris Martha Parrott Catherine Pate Larry Pearce .Xlhcrt Phillips Leafy Pollock Peggy Powell 2 r- -rl ,' ,f I y j , ' 7 i I' H 1 , QU Quinn f l'k9.Vt'CY llamfcl' I, firacdlfdyr11irAf't N xylfr x, X X Freddie Riggs Peggy Rice Loreita Rogers Clinton Rouse Ann Rouse Martha Ann Rouse Ray Self Edna Smith Leon Smith John Southerland Thomas Spear Carol Spence Madeline Spence Nina Speric N 4 Bbbhy leg , Annetk Stayfeford xg ,'Kr i . P. V , 14 JH 2 A l Hnn Sgrclcslfj V ,J B Jara Sulloh- , U V W mes Taylor I 'J Bee Taylor Frances Thigzpen William Thornton Barbara Tripp James Tripp Errol Turner Grace Tynclall Mary Lou Tyner Linila Vick Osborne Watters Durwoocl White Rachel White Sarah Ellen White Milton Williams Carolyn Wooteri Dan Wooteri Polly Wooten N01 pictured George Abbott Marvin Creech Asa H. Franklin James Cummings Wilbur Caylor Bodell Heath. Jr. Ray Heath. Jr. Milton Ray Jarman Patsy- Jones Arthur Powell Mary Rhue Barbara Wiggins 4 :mica A be TN ig 5 ,C -Q of 9 S2 X .-R . . . JUNIOR HIGH was a maze of new ex- periences as we joined hands with the upper classmen and became a part of the sch00l's jubilant activities. X' Q7, 2115 X wg I s .- ww Vernon Ahhott Sandra .-Xdanis john A-Xrnyette Gene Anderson Peter Archie jean Arthur Wayne :Xttliisson Frances Baker Mary Baker lloward Batts Margaret Ann Biddle l'ly'man Bizzell Janice Bradshaw Rubv Bradshaw Henry Brake ,laines Brake Michael Branch Murrell Broadway Marsha Brody Malcolm Bruce Jimmy Butts Maybelle Byrd Merle Bryd Marie Cade Billy Casey Mildred Caton Billy Cauley Janice Cauley Martin Cheney Faye Churvhill Donald Civils Caroly n Cole Zada Conner Linda Kaye Conway Betty Copeland Nicky Corn Delnius Cox Laura Cranz Philip Cranford Larry Croom Llmrl Cumming john Cutler James Dail Carol Daniels Alice Daughety Eleanor Davis Theodore Davis Clayton llauson Bexerly llesrnonfl Davirl lluflley Linrla llunn Clentla lfrvin jannie Nlarie Euban Jew el Fann Robert Faulkner Mary Sue Fisher Kenneth Fitzgerald Don Flowers Claude Foreman Zeta Foy Lillian Game Jo Ann Garris Ruth Caulclin Mercer Gay Mary Franees Gaylor Barbara Gilmer Vernon Grady Carolyn Marjorie Grex Norma Faye Gregg Margaret Curley June Carol Haddad Peggy Areda Haire Dorothy Ham W. Wilson Ham Lois Hardison Faye Harcly Margaret Harrly Gene Harper Kermit llarrif .-Xllvert He-atli Jewel Heath George H66flCIl. Bobby Henflersnn Billx Hill Charlie Hill lfrant-es Hines johnny Hines Allan Bruce llullmnan William Eugene lltmker Alive llnwarrl YY. Coy Huwarcl John jenkins julia Johnson Wanda Johnson Arlene Jones Ransom Jones Shirley ,Innes Linda Lee Keffer Carol Kelly Jaclcelyn Kelly William Allen King Terry Kivett William Kuonee Louise Lanflauer John Laws :Xlton Hay Lee He-tty Jean Lee Lincla Allen Lee Hulmert l,f-nnarcl Charles LQ-isis Xanrw Lewis Betty ,lane Lnc-l-:ridge Nan Lucas lean lVlt'lNexs lrene Nleltun Paul Mitchell Peggy Mock Sharon Bloody Rolvert llavid Moore Jean Nassef Josephine Nohles Betty' Nunnelley Burlene Oliver Cora Oliver Betty ,lo Ormond Ralph Ottinger Billy Paderick Brenda Page Rachel Parker ,lean Parris Louie Pollock Carrol Pope john Potter- Freddie Powell Cherie Privett James Quinn Billy Raynor ,lean Rich Joe Riggs Pat Robinson Brenda Rouse Geraldine Rouse Thomas Rouse Margaret Sasser Connie Schmidt Bob Seymour James Skrintney Judy Smith Leslie Smith Peggy Smith Virginia Smith Grace Southerland Ronald Sparrow Preston Spence Connie Stansell John Stanley Mary Elizabeth Stroud Charles Sumrell Marie Sutton Mary Sutton William Sutton Edward Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Gladys Taylor Pattie Taylor Durwood Teachy Leland Tucker Ada Turner Geraldine Turner Joyce Tyndall Kay Tyndall Ray Vinson Johnny Waldrop Janet Waller Hubert Waters Mavis Waters Jerry Williams Louis Woodard Jane Wooten Sue Worthington Art Zeigler Not piclurea' John Burton Lionel Carlyle Marvin Connor Carol Edmundson Jenelle Futrelle Shirley' A. Hoffman W. C.'Humphrey Sally Ann Jarman Lee Jenkins Kenneth Ray Lanier Wilbur Mooring Jeff Peyton Peggy Roark Douglas Rouse Judy Sutton Barney Turner 6. 9'-' L Q- Q A L fiX il S-f WWQFE Nl A L K , f ,,fWW , , '- ffrfffwzrwaf Diane ,-Xrlains Patsy' A-Xniyette Grace .-Xnflrews Doris fyntyyine Peggy' .-Xntwine Pnlly Barnes Violet Barn ivlx fienf' Basflen New- Hear .Inhnny llentmi Nlary Lee Beverly Henry' Blankenship Sara Blanton Henry Blount Alexanne Bourdas Ruth Bowles Kenneth Briginan John lirmsn Billy' Burkett Dallas Burke-II jnhn Cameron Nl. T. Campbell ,I-fhn Capps Sylvia Carlyle Kenneth Carmaek Helen Carter Ennna Casey' Grover Casey' ,lanies Casey Lyriwmirl Casey Betsy' Ann Cauley Cvlaclys Cheney' Janelle Childress Boll Clark Wlaicle Cleysis Viaitl liulliil- Him-l ll-x Hr-nrx f.rf'4'l Hurry liillllvinfr Xllll iiiill Iiuirirx limi 'Munn' Iluli Irfiillf ix lmil Hwlflix lluriivl- Buirln li1lXIN Himailwi I,iHSixlIlN X lfglllllil lllxfm livin-rt Iillllll liimizi KIIIDF Hvlly Fun- i'il'IHlllgI Paul i'iif'll'll1'f l',lXYUHll FUN :Mu I' rzmklm iflwmul lfraniklin .Xllmi burn-5 lluiialml Cuskins Ernest Cziuticr Jvanette Gautier Glenda Grady Shirley Grant Yivkic Griffin Sandra Guy Crave Gwaltney Barbara Haddock Watson Hale 'llfuinix Humiltmi Mm Hardm- Bzlrluirzi Hzirfiismi David Harciismi Umiii Harfllswii Jxllll Hardy Daxi-2 Ilarrif Ray Hurt ,Iirnmx Hvaril Nizuivliiim- Hvwivii 1 vw - ,b,: A . -N- ,Q gs, , i ,X .. fl, 1-5 S --fx , X VD. r 'wiv I 5 . ix :I is au ,L Us ' x S-.7 6 Qi xi' 4- Q- i ' ,s in ha S.. Qi 'No- Q-v .- Q, X. A J , fk 5 Simca' 'Qu- A-n fix' 3 , 4,5 w . 51. Q Svotty' Heller Paul Hemhy' l,y nn Hemrirk llorteh Herring Killvy Herrinff Tommy Hester Eduard Hill Jimmy Hill Norman Hill Ronald Hill Carlton Hines Nlargzueritr' Hines Put Hines lly sses Hinton Fylx la Horton Mary' E. Howard Nancy' Howard Pierce Howard Bettie Huffman Alton Hughes Gwen Humphrey' Kermit Humphrey' Norrine Humphrey Ashley Jarman Harrell Jarman Tommy' Jarman Phyllis Jenkins Shirley' Jenkins Keith Johnson Frances Jones Freddy' Jones Joyce Jones Sheila Jones Boh Keiter Douglas Kelley' Arthur Kelly Bryan Kennedy Frances Kennedy Edmund Langley' Mary Lassiter Terry Latour Mike Lee Philip Lemon- Jimmie Lewis Hir-hard Lewii Harry Lilly David Little Elizabeth Nlellaniel Lincia Mrgllariiel Patrieia NlvCowan Jimmie Klellugh Mary Nleliugh Claucla K. fllvliinnex Harriett Mac-tler Carol Manning Juanita Maroules Jackie Mathis Louise Mathis Glenda Nleiggs Horace Mewborn Carolyn Mozingo Minnie Mozingo Mary Helen Mumford Willis Murphy Keith Newman Barbara Oliver Billy Orr Roger Paramore Nlaurice ljartin jane Pate Merle Pate liose Marie Patterson Charles Peery' lfretltly Petty l'atrim-ia l'help5 X liitllllllf l'ona Nlargzaret Poftlethwait I,UlS Puhtlll Nlelxin P-.well john Priwtte D- gf'- 'Uvk Hx Ubi X 55 fs. WVR 'yr :g f gf -J? . t if .. ., , .,f ,,,, Qx it I 6. i b- 'Km be bb' AJ L 5. Q. ing 5 , -Q QQ Q Juanita umn Robert Quinn hx Ralforfl W fnrlell RPVINIGI' to fart R iof e joan lice Beth Rlffff Narah Roarlx Ntexa Roarlx Frank Hou e feralrl ltouw Jlf rt li u L N in uwi XX ilte r Nall t 1 Nr U Sarah Nexmour loxce Nheppard Nlargaret Nhner Patrlcla NIIIHJQOII Bettx Nmith Faye Fmith Nlark Smith Nanr-5 Smith Te!-tie Lee Fnfficl Flf-tcfher Fommc rs Albert Sparrow Carol Sparrow Faye Sparrow Gloria 5 arrow Lillie Spence Douglas Stewart Nlareline Straughn Earl Strickland Gloria Sutton Carolyn SwinSon Larry Swinson William Terry Herman Thigpen Bobby Thompson Linda Thornton Billy Tilghman Alan Trauh Norman Tripp Jack E. Turner Brenda Tyndall Glen Tyndall Harvey Tucker Ida Thames Walker Peggy Waller Tommy White Linda Whitfield Gail Wilkins Annette Williams Judy Wofford Judy Wrape Not pictured William Coombs Melvin Haddad Billy Haskins Jackie Laughinghouse Robert L. Quinn Jimmy Rouse Harold Steelman Haywood Stevenson J. W. Taylor James Upp Jackie Wilson t. , 3 In our CLUB SICTIVITIES we found P iS f 1' Q Q QQZFW X X 1 Chrzstzan fellowshz cl iz together p an t e joy of worlang CLAUDETTE BUTLER President Student Council Wff wx W, . L' Huawei! EW . wi. Wil' Ofjiffif fix eff M Bzzxzas:n,i :asses Miami sam 225,32 Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Parliamentarian Swlwz game! v . . -. .. . . . STUUEN The Grainger Hlgh School Student Council IS the governing body of the school. After a colorful campaigning period. the President of the student body is elected by popular vote of the students. This ris- ing senior is chosen in the spring. The other officers are elected by the Student Council members. By democratic voting in home room and class groups, each student has a voice in the election of council OUNC! members. There are six representatives from the senior class. four : from the junior class. two from the sophomore class, one from the freshman class, and one from each home room in grades seven ,ly through twelve. The most active organization in school, this group undertakes many commendable projects each year. Llnder the leadership of President Claudette Butler, this year it adopted a German war orphan, sent delegates to the state-wide Student Council con- vention in Albemarle, put into effect a one-way traffic system on the stairs to help alleviate the crowded conditions of the school, and ran the concession stand for home football games. On the lighter side. it declared official Twirp Seasonf, cliinaxed by a Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, and gave G.H.S. newcomers a party. Continuing a project begun by the Student Government group several years ago, the 1953-1954 Council continued efforts to raise enough money to install an inter- communication system in the school. The proceeds from the faculty play, a farce en- titled Whols Crazy Now? , were contributed to the already sizable fund on hand for the project. 1 First row, left to right: R. Rhodes. R. Broadway. E. Gardner, R. Turner, l. Casnrr, B. Desmond, A. Hudnell, J. Casey, J. Hines. Second row: A. Beck, R. Parrott, J. Smith, J. Tyndall, M. Biddle, J. Wrape. M. Howard, P. McGower, M. Moore. Third row: J. Hearn, B. Lee, C. Garner, B. Mull, M. Cameron, A. Sparrow, C. Montgomery, E. Whitaker. Horne. Fourth row: L. Moore, S. Creech, M. Williams, B. Utley, S. Broadway, M. Nicholson, C. Letchworth, Mrs. Dudley. Fifth row: Miss O'Brien. F. Canady, F. Inman, A. Webb, H. Hilsinger, J. Mayo. C. Butler. it L3 .7 J' 1 -,Q f JANNCEY WELLONS IEN J. UTLEY Pruideni Vice Pnsideni fe .1 , 1 X 2 5 Q-in f - I i .mczm. L., W DN R ' mens CASNER if - ' ,,,, ' sum sm WHEAILEY s'cr.hry Q' A ' , . ' Q F Trusuror I ,J x y 2 ' h 4:1 , 7 O 'S' 3 NANCY WALKER ' ' cuuome sunsa .msrsa n-murs Cha,-acifer num ANN evms Scholarship Leadershlp Service LOUISE MOORE sem zeue LEE awe By speaking before groups in such varied activities as speech contests. mock congresses. debates and radio pro- grams. members of the Public Speakers Club gain self- confidence and experience. Each new member has pre- sented before the club a short talk on some prominent figure in American history to demonstrate his qualifica- tions for membership. l Through participation in speaking events. members !4c024 may earn points enough to qualify them for membership in the National Forensic League. This is a national hon- orary speaking group for advanced speakers. Twenty points are required for membership. Fifty points earn a de ree of honor: one hundred points. a degree of excel- Left to right: Janncey Wellons, Presidentg Frank g lence: two hundred points. a degreeiof distinction. Inman. Vice President: Mary Blount, Secretaryg Peggy Sanders. Treasurer. - D First row. le-ft to right: J. Flowers. 5. Chuscd. A. Landaue-r. J. W4-llons. B. Lynch. M. Moore. 1. May. Second row: M. Blount, K. McLawlion. P. Sanders. S. B. Wheatley, I.. Langley, A. Hughes. M. Martin. C. Wooten. Third row: L. Flanagan, J. Hickok. M. L. Hardy, B. Mull. P. Parker. M. Brody. M. Hewitt. M. Nicholson. P. Nicholson. Fourth row: Mrs. W. A. hioorv. C. Mont- gomery. H. Herring. B. Williams. F. Inman. I.. P. Downing. P. Kcffer. J. Copeland. F. Carter. Miss Dawson. Not pictured: Miss B. Miles. 5 QF' li I v K+ .W N S . .- r, -,Hn 1 . .fy Y ,dskxtfp 1 Eva' , 1 if -, Q on 3 V1 bk? ,ig f 155--if . 5 I I fd ara, ,am ,-fi Y I ff f. s. X! t M 1 ms Il 1 1111 1' 1 11+ 1 tl 1 nw L Uanel Iii .1n .1 4 XIII r.11 Q 11: Cu11v.:1x 'Ninn ftarx am dll' Il 1 ce 11r1 rm H Ir e C31 R .1 1 1 1 wx 11111: errm ll 1 rl 1 1 4 11n I 11 Nllf lfll x ss 1 1 P ll1ll I5 Xl 1uLl lxl Firft row. I1-fr Io right: W. Sabi-11-11. Nl. livrl. , . - -' . . 'gy ' 1. .V . 1 1 K. Johnson. Svvond rnw: I.. CIu111111in -. A. junw. J. N14-N1-w, F. H1111-Q. C. 1311811-v. F. Na He-arn. H. Mavdvr. Third row: Mis R. Hall. R. Park:-r. N. SIll'IN'f'. E, Martin. ll. .1 l 0 ed N. Walker. C. Wisv. NI. Dixon. Nw! picture : . v .,.. HTSIJUTU. .. xr I -.-4g ' 046015 .Xn mlllluxlaxtlff group of freilnnen anrl oplwrxlwrv Npwrtf fans f,'UINIJl'l4f' lllf' lunlnr P61 un ln tln fill fl ln l 1 Cl l. ' z . sluf-nts ss IJ haw men fflcvtfffl fur Illl'IIllVf'I'FlllIJ are initiaterl ut the Ft lrfnnv juninr xarsity game. llaxing ui it4 fir pu rpm-v lllr- f-re-utiwrr nf intercrt in juninr xar-ity utlmlvtif- vwrmtf. thf- r-lull require-+ that lts IIlf'IIllPf'TN atte-nfl SUf'l1 e-wants. Thr- r-lull al-lv llu purtx. nnrf unnlr xur-ltx atlrlc-tes at un unnuul 'HH . Wm Left to right: Joanna lilmscrs. Presiclm-nt: Grace- Walker. Vice Presiclr-nt: Anita Heck. Secretary: ,Xnn Lanflaucr. Trcasurvr: Camilla lluliusc-. SCFQCZIIII-iii-,'XI'IllS. Fir-t row: P. Hat'-s. R. Turne-r. J. Flnwvrs, II. J. lrlfy, A. Parrntt, gl. I.ar11laur-r, Nl. Nlunrf-. 5, f,llU4f'll. SQ-cnrul row: P. liraml-haw. lx Irltzgmralml. 5. NI. Strntlnfr, lx. NIi'I.3Wll0ll, Nl. Ovi- Illlglff, ll. l'lf'lllI'lg, B. lrlpp. NI. llc-wilt. Tlurcl row: P. lrntt, 5. lt. W lntf-. ll. Grant. Nl. I.. llurmly. W. I.f'w1N. P. Wfmtvn. .-K. llugllr'-, N. Hvarn. JK. Ile-rk. Fnurtln row: Nl. Tyndall. N. Sp:-raw. I.. Yirk. K. Furr, C. Wnote-n. ll. Lang. C. DuUusf'. L. Pnllnvk, li. Axe-llrurgz. ll. Nnlflv. Fifth row: Nlrd. A. W. Graham. 5, llnwlf--. J. Cup:-lanll. H. H:-rring. P. Nil-lml-nn. lf. N11-nlgfunv-ry. S. Hma- urnl. ll. Walkf-r. Nlr-. R. Paylnr. l-'irst row. left to right: C. Broadway, L. Woodard. H. Stanley. L. Howell. J. Hamm. l. Casner. Second row: S. By rd. J. Trott. N. Jlloore. R. McDaniel. B. Humphrey. Third row: J. Daughety. B. Blanton. A. Whittington. B. Z. Lee. T. Cates. Mrs. M. Hill. Fourth row: C. Thigpen. C. Jarman, J. Bradshaw. B. Rowe. B. Williams. C. J. Herring. K. Jackson. Opzm Left to right: Council Jarman. Store Manager: lrene Casner. Secretary: Bennie Wvilliams. Vice President: Shirley Byrd. President: Bobby Rowe. Treasurer. I I Twenty-six seniors compose the Senior Commercial Club. which is divided into sev- eral actixe committees. The Commercial Echo. a newspaper. was sponsored and pub- lished by the club for the first time this year with lrene Lupton Casner as editor. Haxing two chief projects for the year, a city-wide survey of employers and employees to determine the most desirable qualities in the business world. and a Parents' Night in the spring. the club considers the yearis activ- ities a success. The Junior Commercial Club prepares jun- ior students for various phases of office work. Fleeting once a month to discuss office pro- cedures and musts. every member of the club takes an active part. An associate editor. Betty Jean Daniels. and other staff members were chosen from this group to assist the senior division in printing its newspaper. The Commercial ml... E Left to right: Marilyn Cameron, Secretary: Thelma Pate ' ' Treasurerg Mamie Abbott. President: Sylvia Jones, Vice Pres fzkfi-J idenr. Q First row, left to right: M. Baker, S. Forrest, J. Baldree. J. Baldree. fl. Ferriss. J. Hathaway, V. Bishop. Second row: M. Paul. J. Sutton. S. Taylor, NI. Abbott. P. Morris. B. Andrews. Third row: P. MCAVQ-ry, S. Jones, B. Jackson, ll. Cameron, B. Carter, S. Wilcox. B. J. Daniels. Fourth row: F. Styron, C. Robinson. C. Nunn, NI. Cameron, P. Haddock. J. Hamm, T. Pate, Mrs. J. Sanderson. Fifth row: L. Becton, L. Howard. 9. Carlyle. M. Noble. 0. Byrd. lf. Baker. fl. James. Not pictured: P. Horton. B. Jarman. J. Oliver. Q 'E' 0 aggwm' I,e'It 111 1'1gI1I: IILII IIri11IxI1-1. I'r1-fide-111: IIa1rri- vlte- IL11 1m I1'1-11-1111-1': IR-ggx I'rz1I1. Ft'1'I'Q'ILl1 X1 .IIIIIII I.11rte-1'. XIVI' I'r1-f11Ie-111: In-111110 V11- IILIIII-. Svrge-11111-111-.Xr111-. IU j+1'1111111t1- 111111111-fx tI1r1111gI1 5l'lFlll'l' 1 II11 1111111 1 of II11 'llLl 1 KIIIIH 11111Ie up of , . 1 ,,,. ,A..l'-. L wl1I11111111r4-N. j1111111rf. a1111I 5111111115 MI111 Ilanc a f1'I111I11fl11' LiXl'I'Llglt' MI Vi a1111I 1sI1n Iuixc I1a11I Ll s4'I1'l1l'Q' rullfsv. Nou 1111'111I11-rf IIl2ltIl' SI'Il'Ill'1' IlI'lljl'1'IS lu qualify fur IIICIIIIPUFFIIIID. .M 1-111'I1 IIICCIIIIO Llll 111t1'rc-111151 51'll'lll'l' Iiftlglkillll 11115 lJI'l'F1'llIt'1I. II11r111g thx- xc-ur. lI11'w'IuI111mI-Q il U11 11111s 1IlPIHlTIl1IllIX 11114I IlillI 11 fI11:1t lll II11- II111111-1'11111111g I,ilfii1It'. FII'-I row, I1-It 111 right: I', I5r111IxI1-y. I'. Yin. Ii, I.. Ibuu-1111. .X. I'a1'r41II. S. F11'111I1n'r. If. NIm'IlL111i1'I, NI. NIur1111I4'N. I.. Iir111IxI1-5. I. Iflmwrx. I, IIAIIIJNNLII. II, Hay. N-111n1I mu: Il. J. 11111111-I-. 5. ,I1111e--. ll. H1111-1-. I'. 5L1IllIl'I'N. 5. xYIl4'L1IIf'y. II. IQNQIIIN. NI. III111111t. if. I711IZu-ez XI. Hardy, II. Ilaxix. 'I'I1ir1I uw: J. Iiruffwrd. I'. I'u1'k1-1. Il, RIl0rIe'x. XI. Ih1Iy. .I. j+1111'N. I.. I'1I2ll1Ligi3Il. XI. Iluwvr. If, I'ZlIIJL1IlIxN. W. I.+-wix. Ii. I.1-v, I 1111rtI1 ruw: I'. K--ff:-r. X. 'I'y111IaII. H. Ilarwiy. X. IIitt111a11. MI. FIIN111. H. Ile-rring. NI. VIIIIIIILIII. ,I, Ih111gI11'Iy. If, 4LlI'I4'I'. F. I1-ml:-x. l iftI1 rms: XI1'-. I . 0. Ifitfgwrulml. II, XX1II111111N. ,I. 11.11111-r. .I. 4.41111-1'. I.. II, IIv'r1'111g. Ix, I,ilI'Ixl'I'. ,I, IIv41r1I. Ii. XI1111111. I. 1.1-r1'1111N. IN. IIu1'r1N. Nlr. lv. Ii. Ilmwll. N111 p111111'wI: Ii. Ilwz111. I.. J11111--. 4, Xlmm-. IS. FIM-I1111111. II. F11ll1111. 41. XX alvr-. I'. IIILIII. X. Fluirrms. If. XXJII11-r. I'.. NX1-1'. X S Qin sf V1 Left lu right: Robert lihudes. Treasurer: Klar- garet Curley. Secretary: Sandra .-Xdaxns. Vice President: Marie Suttwn. President. To study all things pertaining to nature is the purpwse of the Junior Nature Clulv. For entrant-e intu tht- urganizatiun. all interested juniur high se,-lmul students are re- quired to write a paper on their special interests and hulfhies. Those who applied for membership were ehusen after consideration uf these papers. During the year many interesting trips and studies were planned. Perhaps the most prominent was the visit tu the planetariuxn in Chapel llill. Several field trips were arranged, and a study of the heaxenly bodies was made through a telescope belonging to Mr. llunn Dieter. a former seienee teaeher at Grainger lligh St-limit. President Marie Sutton. Vice President Sandra Adams. Secretary Margaret Curley. and Treasurer Robert Rhodes are assisted this year hy Nliss lflizalreth Winfield and Miss Mary Lee Jones. First rmv. left In right: 5. Xdams. Nl. Futtwn. Xl. Hurley. K. Rllllllt'N. N-vmifl rms: J. Casey. If Laws. J. Flllllll, l'. Flllllll. li. Luuley. lhlrd rms: J. Williams. ,l. lyndall, l.. Lille. R, Parker Fourth rum: Nlis- lf, Winfield. ll. Raitt-rd. Nliss Nl. l.. juli.-X, Nut pietura-dz Y. Htlrriurlsuri. Ogpzm st row. lffft lu right: lfxn Cartr-r. Presirlvnt: lrvini- Cas: rcturv. Svc-micl naw: l,illiun llrinlilvw. Sf'I'f7f'llIll-ill-AI'lIlF1 . . F ry lllnunt. 'lireasurvrz Nlilflf' Sutton. Vim' Presiflvnt. 1011 g Xlulw- np grntlp lniril ut x The ljI'ZlHllllll'S Clulw 1tfLlf'llf'l'5 upon Illifltllltfxlllll. lln- yvalr the ltfgllllllllllftll is tlixitletl intu fnur grtiups: rutliu llfillltil. llltllif'-llll. lighting anti sw-nery. ilihvsc groups have Ll particular tluty in ull prmluvtinns of this 1-lulm. The purpivsc uf this organiza- tiun is to prmnnutc intvrvst in tlrzlniatirs. As the annual went tu press. the llruimitics tiluh was vasting three one-act plays. -W First rnw: l'. Huinplirvy. ll. Via. .X. Ntuplvfwrml. l.. llrinltlf-5. X. l.antlun--r. X. Purrntt. K. Ftiwlis. tl. Ke-llf-y. l'. je-nkins. Si-vmnl row: ,I. Nas--rl. lf. llnuurtl. Nl. l'urrntI. .l. tfwx. Nl. llwuitt. Nl. Martin. J. lyntlall. ll. Rnusi-. tl. Xlvllaniif-l. Nl. llurily, lhir-l rms: Xl. 5lt Ill '. lf. llllllwsv. Nl. Suttfvn. J. Wullvr. Nl. lluly. F. Wnrtliingtnn. ll. Iluxis. 5. Xluttln-us. l'. X1-4-l. lf'-urth rms: Nli-s fx. I.. Lnwvry. H. lung. Nl. luylnr. .L Fparr--M. ,l. lAtIH'lL1Il4l.,l. l'.lllNHIl. lf. YN Lil-itll. l'. NIl'lllll'f'll. Xl. lymwr. ,-X. Ftrnuml. Nat pxvturr-tl: t.. lkmf. Nl. Xlflmtt. Nl. Fugg. ll. Xlvllunn-l. P. Vi-t-. J. Xynulvll. xl Hltlx First row: .l. Johnsnn. B. Ruusrf. l. Casnf-r. J. Nethkin. ll. Nulilf-. A. Dauglicty. ll. De-smf-nd. B. Sutton. KI. Fisher. Second row: C. Harper. N. Te-inplf,-. NI. Smith. J. BIcLawhorn. 5. Horne. N. Lucas. P. Parker, B. Rliodes, A. Ji-nkins. P. Sandf-rf. Thirtl row: ll. Parrif, E. Wetherington. J. Ke-lly. B. Wiggins. E. Carts-r. B. Nunnf-llvy. P. Kr-ffer. C. Tyndall. C. Howard, D. Wiootcn. V. Smith. Fourth row: 5. Brwadway. I., P. Downing. R. Dean. B. Williams. F. lnman. l... Jones. J. ado and ' Cartvr. B. Sax-illt-. Fir-t rnw: ff. Priwttv. R. Faulkm-r. NI, lrliy. Nl. Us-ttingge-r. l.. llaxix. l.. lial-err. X. Huwarrl. Sf-mind mw: ll. Tripp. K. Nlc'l.awlmn. J. ,lui-kwn. F. llaugllr-ty. l'. Wmitt-n. S, Wliitn-. N. llv-urn. ll. lliliiwr. Hrs. j. K1-lly, f.. Vuitton, A. Hvuth. R. llurmly. A. Tynflull. lf. Nlartin. F. Carts-r. J. Nlvllanir-l. Hrs. IJ, Sutton. pam Left to right: Betty Ze-ne Lee. Secretary: ,lanncey Wiellons. Treasurer: Lou-. ise Moore. President: Betty Lou Dau son. Chaplain: Claudette Butler. Vice President. O c C Q I ll, f' I l U 1 4 fl I ! Nativity Scent- presented by the Senior Girl Tri-Hi-Y at Christmas. High standards of character. scholarship. and leader- ship qualify junior and senior girls to become members of the Senior Girls' Hi-Y. Selection of members is by vote of the teachers. advisors. and present members. A majority vote of two-thirds is required for entrance. The creed. purpose and platform of this national or- ganization are the same as those of the other three clubs. Each year the clulv takes a Christmas opportunity and this year it sponsorctl a Christmas scene in front of the school. Various other small projects are undertaken each scar. ' Z 'I Mann 16 6 Bolrh Pa x Ru 1 l Claudette Butler Frances Canady' Exa Carter Irene Lupton Casner Betty Lou Dawson Mary Bland Dixon Ruth Ann Evans Mary Ruth Fant Margaret Gilbert Susan Horne Lottie Rose Howell Ann Hudnell Louise Hughes Phaedra Keffer Betty Zene Lee Joanne May Patsy Miller Helen Moore Louise Moore Becky Mull Pat Neel Mary Nicholson Peggy Pratt Peggy Sanders Sally Schmidt Ann Sparrow Harriet Sutton Margaret Taylor Nancy Walker Nancy Wallace ,lanncey Wvellons Sara Bett Wheatley Ellen Whitaker Louise Yyooclarcl Mary Griffin Wooten .fr Jasper Phillips President Eugene Pate, Vice President Stanley Broadway, Secretary- Treasurer Victor Paderick, Chaplain Wayne Anderson Bobby Bishop James Bradshaw Bobby Brafford John Carter Donald Cox Cecil Gooding George Haddad Allan Heath Frank Inman Tommy Jackson Edwin Martin Clyde Mattocks Robert May Joe Mayo Bobby Ottinger Randolph Parker Bobby Rowe John Summerlin Dewey Sutton Sw! ' Enya' Wd- Ranking high scholastically and living by the platform of Mclean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship. and clean livingf' are goals of the Junior and Senior members of this national organization. One of the important projects the Hi-Y undertakes is attending church once each month in a body. This year the club took a Christmas opportunity and had an impressive induction service in chapel. SQ? ly? . Bill 'liripp S Albert Tyndall W E Ben lvtley Dudley Watson Robert Whaley George Wfhitfield Pat Wright 4 1 Wa- Z To enter the Junior Hi-Y. one must have ahoxe average scholastic Standings. he in either the ninth or tenth grade and receive a two-thirds majority' xote of the group. The purpose of the organization is to Cre- ate. maintain. and extend throughout the school. home and community high standards of Christian r-harar'ter. Charaf'ter through sr-rxir-ei' is the motto. WWW' The platform iS vlean Speerh. clean Sports. f-lean sffholarship. and 1-lean living. Y Left to right: rlnflllllllt' 5pear. Tre-a-urer: Walter Poole. Vive President: Ct-orgze Gran-s. Prf-sident. Not pit-turf-dz Stew 1. Creevh. Secretary: jimmy Hodges. Sergeant 1 F Fir-t row: R. Ualdref-. I . Fahiston. I7. .-Xdkin. M. Happo-r. H. Parrott. .-X. Hart. Fe-eond rom: IJ W 4 oot:-n. XX, Cray. C. Hardy. fl. Kiran-5. T. Spf-ar. H. Rain-1-5. 5. 1iYt't'l'h. Third row: Nl. Ftaplv- ford, H. Urr. tl. hunt. J. fionnt-r. W. Nloningo. IJ. lil:-nnhnr. lfourth ron. If. I'i1l4'itl'II. li. lfwanx, 1. Hodgn-N, Ii. Stanley. P. Hof-In-Ile-. W. Poole. Not pivturf-d: fi. Randolph. i T7 x X Y. -4- if W 3. Oxfam ' 'ff E . 'Warm-t Nluurv. I'rc-sinIm1I: .Mnw I' lfft tu FIFIII NI.1 IJIFTUII. CIILIIJIUIIII Crum- Wulke-r. Yin- I're-firlvntz juxnn II Pr I' In II ,In I' I11 il UW S. TCZISUIACTI .' II UU 'S lil' L- ntariun: Marx Iennx Irlvy. f1'1'N'Ilil'f. Fi fad- QQ'- IIHXIIIQI IIN' anne' 1-WMI. purlww. an1I IIILIIIHIIII uf III: Feniur Tri-III-Y. tI1if grwup is f'4lIIlIJfISf'fI uf ninth ann tenth grmlz- girlx. IIIl1lFLlI'It'I'. lvaclf-rsI1ip. and H-l1nI11rfI1ip are trans f-mmclf-ra-fI lll rl'If'f'IIIIg.' sluflvnts for ll1t'INIPt'I'NIlIIJ in tI1Pf'IuIn. :Xl f,IlFlSIllIih unrI IIHIIIIKFQIIXIIIQ. rhf- l'J.u.4-Iflnhl f'IllIi tnuk za ne-1-III fznnily Iu1'I4nIIll'. fm-rl. ancI Ivring m'I1e-vr. Ilia r'L1rrIwI lllZlglillIllt'r m-rv vzlrric-II In IIN' Im-.al Inns milalf In IIN' gIlI'INIlP4'llI1'TIillIl IHIIIPIIIS. XIHIIIIIIX 1'IllIlAl'Il ilIIt'lllIilIl1't In L1 lmfly was In-rllups Ihr- Illillll LIINI ILIFQIOSI prwjvvl nf thv r'Iub1I1l:- Ycilf. X rft rms. I4-fl tn rlgllt: Ia. Ifarmine-r. J. I Imu-ra 5. lllnlxn-cI. X. I.anrIau1-r. XI. Nlmm-. X. Rnuse-. A. Stnckf. .-X. IIiillglIl!'If. II. 'Iurna-r. SQ-runri nm: X. Parrnlt. XI. I.5nn. I.. IIkn4-.. I.. Ilanic-If. I.. P J Ilaxis. L. IuIIm'k. XI. II:-witt. NI, Irlny. II. Nnlrlv. I. Iiatvf. Tlmird rnw: NI. I'frIwur4IH. I . Thigzpf-n. J. Lanwr. It. IS urn:--. X. Ilupln-N. I'. I.+-v. IP. Hr-ilig. Ia I'1t1gv-r41I1I. NI. I'urr:+lI. I'llllI'IIl row: K. Larunn. II. Ax:-IIN-rg. NI. Iif-nw-. NI. IiIn1v-. 11. Pat:-. II. XIit1'I1vII. N. Ilvurn. X. .lnlu-N. 5. Strnlllvr. Urs. IJ. Nu-Iwlx. I'1ItI1 mwz I.. NI.,llI,gmm-ry. I.. Nmvk. NI. 'Ikyn4IuII. Il. Wulkvr. Nli-N X. XXIIINIHSS. IPI-HN. ll. Wulwxx. F. Iirmsn. ,I. 1.4-pr-Ianfi. I' 'Null s I fl ff' f .6 U 1 V C. I nn mn F4litnr'in-tlliivt' 1-onsnlts with Nli-s Ruth Xll1f,!LlFl'l tlillwrt. lltisin.-N. Xlumigi-r. rhttlt th. tulurti. dl! dhfnt tlif Kat-'litvlt-lf-s past- lzixonts. tnvnt sr-rlion with Miss lmn liluntl. llusinf xi Taq- '- The proclurtion of this annual was a long process which hegan early last spring with the vhoosing of an Pflitor anfl at husiness tnanagcr. :Xlso at this time the photo- graphic sf-vtion hegzan to awuiiiulatcl the many pivtures for the lWP!llf'-Illlllll volume of the KAY-,AXITCII-ESF. ,M thc- lbljlllllllllgl of this sm-hool yi-ur thc avtuul worl-Q sturtvtl with thc' 1-hoosing of thc' staff nic-nth:-rs. The staff is tlixitlvrl into threw- st-vtions: the c-clitorial staff. which plans the lay-out anrl Conipilvs thc inattvrialsz the liusincss staff. which sells aflxertisv- ments: anrl the r-irvulation staff. whivh sells suhsvriptions and distrihutes the- year- hook. Tht- annual is pulwlishml hy thi- voinhinctl efforts of all tnmnhvrs of thc KXY- :XlTCll-H55 stuff. anti its suwcss clvln-mls on the zihility of catch to clo his work vor- rvctly and on time. Nlaiiitlv Ftunlvy. ilircnliition Nluiiigvr. dntl Rnti la l 1 nit XX illi tflai-s lfllitor. unil lfrpiii-is tiiirmily. Ks- mon. .Xrt lfclilor. pl.iw po-tvn aironntl thol t pr nut: it rn ll t inf-1-l thi- fir-t mlvaslliin- of thi- annual. siilfis of tht- yffnrhook. .M , Smgg ,f p To U! JLU - 7iJ?V' . if A . .U ffffwvj f X V7 f iftf L97 M W ,focff flfvffilfi' Ruth Ann Eyans. Editor: Sara Bett Wheatley. Senior Editor: Nlargaret Taylor. Assistant: Stan- ley Broadway. Photographic Edi- tor: Phaedra Keffer. Assistant. Nancy Vlfallace. Class Editor: Frances Canady. Assistant: Peg- gy Sanders. Club Editor: Becky Nlull. Assistant: George Whitfield. Sports Editor. John Carter. Assistant: Joanne Nlay. Nlake-up and Features Ecli- tor: Ellen Whitaker. Assistant: liutisha Brignion. Art and Pub- licity Editor: Eugene Brown. As- sistant. Margaret Gilbert. Business Man- ager: Business Staff: joyce Long. Sterling Cillikin. Betty J. Daniels. Hobby Bishop. Louise Hughes. Shelby Stroud. Ann Stroud. Maude Stanley. Cir- culation Manager: Circulation Staff: Peggy Pratt. Xlary Blount. Harriet Sutton. Pat- sy Bradshaw. Betty Zene Lee. Head Typist: Typing Staff: Carol Broadway. Sylvia Jones. Joan Hathaway. Bliss Ruth Macy. Editorial Advisor: Miss Lou Bland. Business Advis- Of. 1' i'rs. Ruth N11 Uanlrl. Iwn- nif- XY illiams. U-llvlyy l qilllllKIl T, We ' CWM l'1rfI row. le-fr to right: U, Humplmrvy. Nl. Sugg. AX. XX Initiinglwn. J. Paul. 5. Wullllvux. Nl. Warlie I We-th:-ringlwn. 5:-fund rfvw: Mis Strnud. lf. Fwsinflv-ll. H, Rum-. N. Walluw. fx, Hugh:-s. R 1iIf'. I.. Wumlarsi. Nut pictllrmlz NI. Stanford. 77544414 'ffl' 0 ff IIN ll Im 1 1 Nl! Ill! IHYU f s X - ' - 3 : ll 3 ' . I f 2 5 .Ji f,! . . . Um lzf'f11'l.x Iwi! Y,-'lNfY'l' HN uv' IIVIIIYK flu 111111 nj' Illl' . ll .' f 'A v. f'fN'7' Ziff' ll.-XXII HOOSTERF' OFFICERS 1933-31--Mrs. I.. Javk Mel-Janie-l. Nlr. Shipman ro-w'iw- Sl-100 rliwk fmni Shrine filulm r ul: t l,Ft'Sl4lf'IlII Clay llrnurlway. Yin-4' Pr'-siflwnl: Nlr-. lwlin Wimtvn. Roy Nlllawlinn. aftvr lu-nv-fit rlanfwf. 5l'l'l'4'l2iT'f'-lf E1NUI'f'I'. One of the inemorahle occasions of the year was the clonation given to the Band for the second year by the Kinston Shrine Cluh. Through their help, the Band has been ahle to purchase addi- tional instruments and smarten their uniforms. I . 1 Sl ' GEORCEANNE FARMER , m Band .llasrot H t 1 1 '- ' A , 9 ' ' fy A .I I, f I, lx X we amy - wwsm mir ,, ' The Grainger High Band lead- the Christma- paraff- ' - 'v v 7 C' ui - -1 f , ir' ' of . ' 'D X9 fx X: IQ-7 Nb Y .xv 'T uf ,h -' 4' Q' ' , fgfb sr 1 Iv . fe Q' M5 V, J v . L J' fx M bv .1 Q-' V. ' ,L Q' ' N f'd 1 v Pb of nals. The Grainger Baiimayerl wists to lizaheth Citfs fine Band. giiing them supper and taking theni into their homes for the night. Our Band was also niuvh in fleinand for parades. appearing in sew-ral. both at hmne and out of town. Notable ainong these nut of town parades was the 'Ty trip to New Bern. when the Rami was given a cun- riuvtefl tour uf tht- Clie-rry Point Marine :Xir Sta- ltull. I , A 1, i Y 9 u t L , I J' - o 1 The luand pravlif-es a fnrmatnn in lf W' 9- - 15, jul' -' -.A - .Q TV ' ,lr - - 'Ji' 'i . YA e.. 'Y' W in ' ry! Q I O I VI-IIt'IiI'LiIIII1t'f IIig1Ii Single-rf. Ixirixlffiff fviiiwr iiiiv-II r'IN1rui. i- iiiINIf- up IINX1 ICH XX I I I HN -f FIUIIVIIIN MINI Iiauv Ivrmr-11 IIN-ir ziIiiIiti iii IIN' Imiiiiiig grrwulw uf IIN1 fIIHV1i'X!73lINfff lIiiirIiI III-parliiie-iiI. 'I'I1ixfIifiriiN, 1irg1z11iixwI uiiffefr IIiiN iiuiiw iii 1951. Img XI HH MMI XI In-rwliiiv Um- III IIN- Hiitxtziiirliiig VIIUYIII HTQLIIIIZLIIIIIIIN iii XfirIIi flarwliiia. II qwvllm? lim IiVHIIgIlI Iiwiiwr In Iiruiiigf-r Iligli 5r'IimiI IiiNI Iii Ixiii-If-ii IIIFIIIIQII iIs in-1'f1-i'i1igiiN'e--. IIINI NIIIIIIIIILIIII f'II4'I'UI'iigI'r IIIIIAITFI in I.IIIf' iiiusir IIITHIIQIII -IIIIXXIP UW IIN uluiiiiii. IIigIiIigIiIf1ifII1iN ycarifqivlixity IIIVIIIIIP IIN' 5iiig:vr'f initial 'IN' l l ipln-ziraiiiiw mf-r Nivrfulkl XYIQVXII. IIN-ir IuirIi1'ipaIi1+ii in IIN- VI'awI1ii1gI1iii- lllylyiy IIRXI fum, I-is Ile-rii-Kiiiqmi f'INvr:1I vliiiiv. LIIIII IIN' LIIIIIULII IiIirifIiiiaf uiNI Fpriiig Ililmlhgff IuIl1'I'I'Iv. 9 Iurn--r. XIULIIIQLU. Ftaipla-fnnl. Iimlie-Ile-. IZNLIII-. Nmiirl. IIIIIIIIII-. Iurnr-r. Fulton. Ailkinf. Lrw-i'Ii IIUIIA Iiruifnrii, Nlaiyw. Hn-nry. Wmiiiurii. Ilappi-r. Riggi-. Ilurkin. TIN-In-r. lin-wr-r. Hmm-. jum--, Wzilkvr. 'I'yniIuII. Xivlirvlwn. Iiruiixliaw. Pate: Ifanafly. Wallace-, Wlmti-ri. Iiuwlw. Iiurlie-III-. jmiv Imwi-. Ni-vl. Iii-I-k. Hurnv. Walla-r. Slyruii. Sparrow. XIUII. fiaiiu-run. Iilwunt. Iluulv-y, IliIIN'rI. Iluvsurd. Fulton. Nlnurv. Dixon. Lang. Hraiisliaw. Fvliniidl. Turn:-r. Iiak:-r. flu-nm-r. Huy. Paul. NIIIII-, WH-llunf. Wilvux. Daw-un. Iiislinp. Nut pivliire-41: ,Iam-kann. Iiruffnril. FL1llII'iII1'I'. JNNNIIEY NYIiI.I.0XS II XHIIIHI' Fl I INN .fffifnilfrllilk TM Yr NLXNIIH Xlilifflvl' I, fZUfll.SV71GSIF'l' itli,-Xli IiOXX'.XRll Q1 sssifant ANN ETHO LD Llibfllfl-UI' NI.-XRY LOL' H XRDH Uanager Ii.fXHHlE'I'IIP1RHINf, Accompanist ' cw The Clee Club is an adyanced choral organization for high school girls. Its history goes deep into the past of Grainger High School. and through the years it has built a solid reputation for excellence in its field. The 1954 Clee Club. through diligent effort. has upheld and added to this splendid record. Its public activities have included performances over the radio. on stage. and before many school and civic groups. This year has been one of the best. high-lighted by the performance of Pergolesiis 4'Stabat Mater? and a major concert in the Camp Theatre of Camp LeJeune. Q 3. fx' j' 4 QQXRULXN NIOX'IifLUXII-QHY 0 .f1r'ror71pal1ixt Q Q . l sz Sl li' 3, f of lx. Purr. l'. Haddock. NL Daly. A. Jones. 5. Ftroud. F. Hodges. J. f.0peland. S. White. L. Xu-k. L. Taylor. P. Croom. S. Howard. NI. Taylor. D. Grant. X. tlaroon. Xl. Gomer. E. Eubanks. K. Ytroud. J. Ellison. H. Myers, R. McDaniel. J. NIcLawhorn. C. Pate. L, Hines. P. Edwards. J. Cox. 4. Wlieatlcy. F. Nash. P. Troll. 51. Hardy. N. Hearn. CI. Hontgoinx-ry. li. Rhode-. NI. .-Xbbott. Nl. Lynn. NI. Lyncr. E. llatlglitcry. A. Staple-ford. A. Jenkins. F. Wade. Joyce lialrlree. Joan Hale flree. Y. Cade. li. Noble. C. Westbrook, Nl. Jack-on. P. Jones. J. Hay. J. Nassf-l. P. Humphrey. P. jenkins. R. Rogers. tl. Broadway. an 5 0 Undies S 0' . . . 'l'ln- Ulm- Clulr pivturocl cluring an actual Con- . . . kc-vp the xslivcls turning for the Singers and wrt fur tlw Kinstnn lintary Clulm. Appearances be- tht- Ulm' Clulw . . . and this ye-z1r's group has done fun- lm-al c-ivim' vlulvs make up a gre-at part of our a Supe-rlu juli as is rvflcr-tml in the sprvafling popu- pulilic- mark. fur tlw support of these Clulas has larity nf nur sc'lim+l's vlinral groups. nu-aint niuvli In our sf-lwnl. 3 E 5- V-sa ij 4 .lvnu 5,24 fl xt .,,Ql...... l 45 3- Q 'yt 4' ' ff v, l' ' -f ri' , gusf 1 4' -.-:iff , ii X xl t'l,I A1433 ,..-4 Offtotle 74e'zeb77Zofze74anS' . . . Xml lln- fun lwgin- an -win ai- lln- lvu- rwllx. . . . u- Ili:-xv girlx lla-iximiftrutv. Nanny Wvullu-r unil 'liri 1- urn- un 1-xfitinif vurt uf nur IIlllNl1'tll lift- . . . xlliI '8ft'l 'lixnmlull are- iill4lI't'N'lIll' tht' late-ft 1-n ix ul I If . , r- .I . rl -. I .rx . . -- nntl ln-rv. lruininff lliwrux wffnv-rs l'f-wgx lirml- tlw lll Nnfwr. nur vlinral lulfllllllllbll. Nllllt' lrun- K r- r-.i 4- NA - l flizm. Nluryf-n Ftuple-ff-ril. zinil Xlnry Iiln l.unu-rfui ws Lanafly. ixflllf XXIHHUII. unil Patsy lgYll4lFll8W 1--wart tlivir grwup tw tln- llrm-rixillv llliniv. wrt grill file away n1uSi1'. 91 . . uae 76, On 7? ,let Waxed my . . . zintl you iniglit scc anll llf'ZlI' onf- of our CHN . . . untl lac surf- your rnoutli is opcn if youlrc going! singini outfits. llc founcl out itis tough yyorlc . . . to sing in tht- annual Kinston-l.cnoir County Nlusif lvut plc-nty of fun. too. Tlicrcls no floulrt alrout it . . lfcstiyul. 'lillis is 11 lrig rnorncnt for il lot of us . . . rlivis lu-rc to staiyf vltltli l IU xmtlM Wewz e, ecvze . . . one way' of lctting folks know yyt-'re going to sing is picturffcl he-rc. Carolyn Xlontgonicry fm-fls poster lroarrl to jaync Copeland yyllo stcncils on the message. Thatis Nancy' Hcarn yyitli tllc sly look. doing the easy' part of the job. about 3434! on stzigc licrc. ckuzogf . . . for pianists only l that is. . . anrl lif-rc our Scn- ior piano cluln poscs for a picture lveforc making onc of thc gzranclcst noiscs cyer licarfl in Kinston. Nancy Wallxcr is pre-sirlcnt. Anne Parrott. program chairman. anrl Carolyn Montgomery' is our secre- tary. ae meg KM IQU' Betty Nunnelley, President: Linda Keffer. Secretaryg Vicki Griffin, Vice Presidentg Mary E. Howard, Treasurer. First row: F. Hines. B. Riggs. H. Cfauley. P. Fletrher, J, Casey, H. Blount. K. johnson. A. Jones. Second row: W, Koonee. Nl, lieu-rly. J. Jones. P. Hines. T. Hamilton, M. Mumford. F. Petty. P. Barnes. Third row: IJ. llail. 5. lilanton. P. .-Xrnyetle. H. Smith. P. Postlethwait. H. Lee. M. Howard. N. Humphrey. li. Rouse. Fourth row: Y. llixon. ll. House. ff. Sc-lnnidt. A. Hardy. Y. Griffin. R. Bowles. J. Bradshaw. H. Parker. Nl. Sutton. S. jones. Filth row: J. Cauley. ll. Taylor. F. Kennedy. H. Holloway. li. Nunnelley. l.. Keffer. P. Phelps. J. Quinn. J. Hart. Not pictured: C. Cheney. F. Churchill. Nleniluers of the Kleff Klulv. an llullnt' organization for Tth and Iith grade niusi- eians. are ehosen ln the prixate and sehool IIIUFTL' teaehers uf Kinston. The purpose of the lileff liluh is to promote interest in niusie and to offer its meni- hers an opportunity to perform for ear-h other. ln addition to its regular meetings. the eluh sponsors radio programs. assenihly reeitals. and xisits to professional concerts. Azddezm f x ll 1 plmul zutlz kspzrzt and entlzuszasm not plzmarzlx or Ihr' uzctory but for the lone of the game 1:11 FION F,-KELTON GENE H.-XNDY FLETCHER BAKER JOE NHYO GENE PATE End Guard Guard Cllflfff Gllflfd 'Za Ei 1' 1 s 4. 3, 4 1 I 1 I ' S ga ii - - C, ','.g.XAb.iiQi 2331 ,. . Both of Kinston's scores came in the first quarter. the first on a pass play from Poo Rochelle to Buddy Potter and the second on a line plunge by Robert Bryan. Playing one of their smoothest games operating as a unit. the Red Dev- ils overpowered a scrappy group of gridders in Jacksonville by a score of 3-1-0. The big Devils of Grainger High next gained victories over Roanoke Rapids by a 21-T score and over Elizabeth City 14-13 in a homecoming affair witnessed by a crowd of 5000. Allan Heaths toe held true as he sent both extra points through the goal posts for the Kinston victory. Goldsboro came to Kinston on October 30 and came out on top in a rough battle 13-T. This was the first loss of the year for the Red Men and gave them a record of T-1. ln a conference battle in Washington with the Pam Pack. the Pack came out on top in a hard fought 13-0 contest. This was the first conference loss for the Devils. Playing out of town for the second straight week. the Red Devils journeyed to New Bern on November 13 to face the powerful Bears. Both teams showed a powerful offense but the Bells came through in the late minutes of the game to score and defeat the Devils 20-14. Co-captain Ben J. btley and Fletcher Baker played good defensive ball for the Kinston team. This ended the season for the Red Devils and gave them a T-3 record. Center Allan Heath w as named to the All-Eastern team. while End Bud- dy Potter received honorable mention for All-State. STA N LEE' FOSCIITE Burl: VERNON JACKSON Hari: MORRIS B.-KRBEI-I Har-lx Q15-U i 5 i 51,-,Q ,Q f X P' 4 '- ,fun b 'i 4 5 i vf 3 FV- I Lf 1 5 sl ' I X be f C 1 ft.. . 4 QI C EORGE HADD.-XD BOBBY CR.-XWEORD TOMMY JACKSON ROWL.-XNU EYERETTE GEORGE HENRX Guard Guard Tackle Tawlfle Tackle f uh Xl O Ihv prcxinus years lu-am. nhir-h arlxam-emi lu thx Darwin Wwilliamg ami lim Hfwiif-Ili-. fic-lml. 1-U-raptairis. the- llc-xils lwgaii a tough Smhmi- l r 4' XX hllflvhl. . . , . . . rmifvrr-r1m'1'plax aftvr LIITISIIIIZIS. lun xivlnrlc-S mx-r flulmlslmru. miv 1-mln mor Ralvigh aml lim-ky Nlnunl. ami lussvs at the- hands uf Nm-ky Xluuut ami Wilriiirigtiui gan- tha' If-am a -1-12 mark in rirniwmi- fe-I'vri1'c play. ff I 'Q F i 5 XX IN XX II.I.l XXIN KHISIQKT XX H XLPIX PHO IiUlQllHl.l.P fluunl' l'wUf1l'!1l'ti Pura-gril 'lihv 1953-54 flraingze-r High Sf-lwul Hffd Dexils IPPQIHII tht- seaswri with fix lvttc-rmmi I'1'iUfI1iI1g frwui fir-t rwuml nf thf- state- twuriivy. Varsity Yi'lE'TZ'lIlv xwre- fic-ril Cmuiiiig, fin-urge W-ililfit'i4i. Huririy Put- , le-r. Ba-rt Faxillc. jnlm Carter. aml Wliyiiv :Xn1if-1'- sun. I p frnm thv '52-'53 junior Varsity. which had a Inlim,-1141111011111 19-l rw-urd, nerr' Ruin-rt Whalvy. D Haxirig 1-levta-cl fir-wil lmmliiig ami liwvrge Whit- ix 5:1 3 4,'ll1Ia'N4,-il1Q 'fi - - - - W. . 'X H U W lm mimi ml ulv. 1114-vlingz six .-X.-XX 4lfPIlllIlCIll5 lwfurc- llUglllIllIlf1 2024512164 . ,Af ,fr-2' iff L 'G INSTUN Willy' g ..... K 1 poifnf e gh . 2 S un -13 j llri V 'in ri 48 N Co 6 5 mru H, Kinftun 56 w Kin ton, , ...TT Co dslmru Kinston, , 65 Elizabeth City Kinston, ,, T1 Roanoke Rapids Kin ton ,,,, , ,,-1,8 ,lacl-:sonville Kin ton . , , 50 XXv21Shll'lglfPIl KinStun 43 Nffw Bern Kinston 49 Creenvillv , 1 wh Hlarllx IAN. Imhwmx lax! mmm. strrlmw In up lninston 43 l'.llZ3lJPlll Cillg ptaine flliurlw Humli-lpll anil Nlurxliall lliulyipiir. A hlngtun 32 Rummkv Raluds I V -l ' Kinstun 62 jzivlxsorivillc ZVIA 7 'L 4 Af '5-I J!! 5 Z, is Klllrlllll 6-1 W'aSliiiiglwii f ,I f-J I4 4'l,'cV!?!l,,.,,,J' 1 7.17 ' . , . ,' ,f - 1, - , I 'I fi ' W I 0 'LA 5 M1 ,ff f.. ' f' ff 'a ffff' If .Tf'7Q'7' f if K U 01,641 fVWffTf'ff8v7ighIZ B. Daw:-on. K. Lanif-r. Second row: D. Aflkin. NI, Williams. B. Orr. D. Clvmlnt. G. Mow. C. Lewis. Third row: J. Conner. B. Stanley. E. Faclten, B. Evans, C. Randolph, Coach Charles Lev. f4'. af' 5. -14 30 50 313 38 25 , ,QT 38 35 44 .li 23 20 -113 1 w u 335 25 v-1 7 ?55 ' 1 CHARLES LEE lfnar-fl I-'RANK SA BISTON MARSHALL HAPPER BILLY HOLLOWI-fl.I, LAWRENCE BROWN WILHLR NIOZINKLO RI-flll l'ARRO'I I' First row. left to right: Nlanagf-r. 5. Foscuvg U. Quinn. R. Hardy. M. Hill. ,l. Phillips. A. Heath. li. Faulknefr. K. llrinklvy. C. Whitfield. K. Svynmur, E. :M'f'ry: Manager. Nlanage-r. R. Rouw: J. Bradshaw. Co-Captain. B. Fichtf-rg Nl. Cuurifu li. Case-yg R. Bryan. L. Ward. C. Gooding. ll. Rowe, R. Whaley. B. Ftanlf-y. Second row: F. Ruu-f-3 Cu-Captain. .. '-4' . .L sf, ca 5, is Xi RL S 5,9549 gf, Q-aww Ji,b'-9',. ff 192.49 - Q'-I s . Q Q R First row. left to right: C. llaflrlad. K. Seymour. B. Tripp. ll. Vliitfielml. D, Williaina. li. Pate. B, Kiley, S. Fuscuf-. Second row: A. Heath. R. Hardy. R. Hwu-1-. K.l1uk-nu, K, llrinklvy. lf, Baker, G. Hardy. E. Martin. C. Cram-G. S. Carlyle, Thirrl ww: T. javkwn. CQ. Henry. J. Nlayu. li. Stanley. J. Phillips, V. Javksun. li. liraffurcl. ll. Saiillr-. 'll Tiirnvr. 'lf lla-rran-. F. jnrflan. Fuurlh row: ll. firawfunl. .l. llfiillrlldw. R. llryun. H. liwre-tlv. ff. llamlulpli. XX. 'uirler-mi. R. Wvh3lf'f', fimrfliny. l'0lIf'l'. Rnwv, ll, Ruf'llo'llr'. li1.lfl1'F. ..- JA f l l ,z Q.. , , f ff X .f,'g, 0 ' L - fauna lla , fiffiw. , V- r-1-1.5, X .Xl.I.XN Hlf.X'l'H l'resz'flen! ff... e x4 T ' sf K. Rmiiinr umm 11.-P I'rvs1'fIen1 , 4 e4 A fl iw-l,..q e eff -.-ee J N 4 1 4 lllfxlf l':'x'lllf Smrf'I11ri-Treflmrer J S Z- ,. J Y ' 'sf --- 4- ' M- N1 Ulifllilll-I HENRY Srr,'Jf'11r1t-al-nfrrns .fkilda L W.-XXNPI .XNIJICRFUN Sfllllfll f.h!llAfl7l!1l1 1 J . - - - , 47, , hx' 'ron mprniuxs f' K N 'A' X YPQRNUN J.-XCKFUN f.U-I'hI1l.fllII'7I uf frfIllll'S.Sl-U11 Strlrizf 1Qlf0R4ll'i Wlll'l'l llfl.ll Llllldlllfllllillflfll f,,1l1l-fV7Il1ll . ff ff To gain membership in the Varsity Club. an athlete must have playecl Sixteen quarters of varsity fuothall. thirty-two quar- ters of varsity basketball. or five games of varsity lmasehall. lpun entrance to the clulu. each member reveixes a jacl-iet. whif-h the cluh huys frum the profits from the wm- cession stand operated hy the group cluringz hasketlmall season. Ql i-lH .i ---xwn X' g is -vll,,Rn5 - -is - el-3 5- - Mui' wi- iQ-.gg ii -V- Y,,, 4, av, K v - L QE' 1-vi... J an ' - r Q.,-194. 0 ' 1 Left In right: Sz-1-rvtary. ll. lltiliosf-3 Ri-d Captain. 5. How- l ard: Vive- Pre-side-nt. A. Hudnr-ll: Pre-sidt-nt. I.. Moore-1 White- Captain. Cl. Garner: Treasure-r. P. Mt-Aw-ryg Ser- gzvarit-at-pXriiis. I.. llrinkle-y: Aclvisor. Miss Inu lilantl. The CAA began its second year with a hang by adopting a constitution and initiating new members to bring its total membership to more than 100. Hard work and cooperation won for them the Colon Byrd Trophy for the best homecoming float. For V x intramural play. the group was divided into two f teams, the Red and the White, and successfully dm ' completed tournaments in basketball. badminton. . and softball. 5 I Outstanding junior and senior members were 0 ' I r selected to receive the GAA monogram. U I p First row left to right: M. Baker. J. Kennedy. A. Hudnell. P. Jones. B. Noble. M. Daniels, P. Tenkins, Bishop. Second row: M. Jackson. M. Tyner. E. Crenshaw. F. Howard. M. Martin. B. Jones. V. Cade, L. Rogers. P. Wiggins. Third row: Y. Quinn. J. Nassf-f. M. Lynn. J. West. B. Rhodes. P. Lee. J, Jones. P. Miller. E. Mellaniel. 5. Eason. Fourth row: F. Thigpen. J. Hickok. P. Mc.-Xvery. A. Tyndall. M. Smith. N. Hearn. M. Gower. E. Eubanks. B. Wwest. Fifth row: H. Davis. M. Cameron. H. Moore. M. Tyndall. I.. Moore. P. Garner. F. Smith. C. Garner. N. Wallace. M. l. Cameron. WHITE TEAM at ,x X A First rnw. If-ft tu right: NI. .-Xnelrr-ws. I.. Uakvr, E. llaughtvy. 1. Cauh-y. P. Hurris. L. Iirinkle-y X. I.8I1Li8llf'I'. 1. Hathaway. F. flhiixwi. KI. Spf-nw. Fr-writ! mw: ll. Carter. XI. 0--ttingz-r. J. .Iavkwn U. Danivl-. 5. Jfvnw. P. NH-I. .-K. Hugh:--. li. Tripp. K. Jv-nkina A. Staplrfnrfi. XI. Irby. Third uw: K. Nf1'I.aml1wn. J. Lanivr. P, XM-on-ri. NI. Hv-mitt. li. H1-ilig. I.. I'ulIm'k. Ni, Purrntt. F. Huw arfl. .L Qarmln. J. Lux. Fourth rmv: R. Purr. f.. Wm-tt-n. f.. Nunn. Ni. Il-nm-. C., IlJUiJluif', IN QIlf'l'lf'f'. M. Paranmre-. F. Rrfmn. K. june-s, U. :Xxr-llnirgr. 1. UNK . Fifth rf-wi XI. Fpvnvv. I.. Yiwk I. Nlvfianif-lf. H. Ima H. Hvrring, J. ffnpe-land. .-X. Sparrww. H. Xiitrhe-ll. P. fiawy. Farah Howard RED TEAM JB' 77i:1'1Qfpf4L1J, -J, 1.1, --X f f J A J I --J ,! f 1 ,iPj li 9 ,A Junior Va s leader fall by h .I nor glrsl w C a r c eer ea e IS Left to right: Joanna Flowers, Dot Grant, Pat Tmtt, Nina Spence, Sarah Howard. Harriet Herring. Grace Walker. Linda Vick, Anita Beck, Wickie Lewis, Mary Lou Hardy, Faye Fitzgerald, Mar- garet Tyndall, chief. ' Wafwdtq Z NM QW . 0 A thrilling moment during the Jacksonville game r s 1 1 ef, f. en y and e tent des eer io Var its etrtem is t n1nt 0 hi-mn ' as- Ill, fl an 00.bwgWfM7 d 1 aio: I' d, la -0r. ei b ' r. d sit ' h' . Th g'rl 0 r i h ' h - ' s' 1 W3 es. Pam IJ 4 will M if My Ma 4! . 5, 'E we x Q 4 22 5- Mi? , il' fm 1' M ,xi H N, we , x, X111 wa' qw, Q nf ,7m'F'! .? 7 1 li' ' 1,5 2 1 L . Y i3iQ 1 I We applfzzulcrl lfze acl11'ez'emen ts of those in our class 10110 had proved outstanding. ecufwzea 9 if U4 .-if wife: FRIENIJl.IPIh'l' BEST AI.I.-A-XIQOVND gay MOST LIKPILY T0 SVCCEED FIlIl4INlJI.lI-ISI' MOST l'0l'l'I..XR Wayne BEST LOOKING E. is-N, 704560: MOST 'I'.XI,I-QY'I'FD BEST LOOKING f-E -?: - vlan ' 05.15 it : MOST TALENTED Sudan Wane WIFIIF T ' r' 3 I , v I w fa? '57 f' J E JM Q ,JN 'wa -.Q Hn-4 .facakze 77Zaafze MOST ATHLFTIC G-7 Y Daackz MOST T.-X LK.-XTIYE V lj gemuz 70425414014 XY I TTI FFT K Que Zmfdfgae X11 PST IX'I'Ifl.l.Ifli'I'l' Xl 3. ,J Q 3? 'OV Q-Q Q nl -4066 D MOST POPKIAR JMQFQ. NI.'XSCO'I sqm 'K ll. ' 1 ' . . . . 1 0 Q ,si KA' iq.: lx 'fin Q5 Z 3 'AL' 1- ..f Q n 5 'f-W? ' 'F .15 '- . f, .. 13, 5 afsl-M . - r a ' t ' ,' f f , E, ,'f'x'f 'H 'Q f, ' .Tr Q fi. 1 'L' '. ' 4, A+-.M-. . ' I .. ,,sY'! so-Q1 la-gy. Ort' cfs . A'-' w v..' 4 , S . H. A A if ,, u fr V is , z 1 1-' Q ,5 I 1 ii - ', f '.- V Il x x A 1 . 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XCKISVRN I.II.I.I,XN lilllNKl.IiY cuzwfz ff 'XNITA BECK KAY FVHR S 14 cgdzd .I EAN NICN FW BEVERLY DESKIOND FHXNCFS KENNEDY MARY PII.IZ.XBETH HOWARD 3 660564 'mm Dag l?55 ix 1xil1Q-vu l',11 Snug! ,1-fwnllx 1l1ymn:- Q--vnrtml 115' Xilllll flrmiv' Vllk-14111 Ifwillrxiliwll flirlx E'llf fI3iI'l ugh- tlrvgg, quwrn with trgxflitiwnal Huy Pwlv- Dance. 0955 x954 i973 I 92 1' '9 sw 5 N9 6 QC Q fax '00 'N 6961 19.53 F AQ O fo 04' s.D ND Ox N N 96 e '96s 1964 W' 7dfe ?4m:q oo mg through a IIIISIX 1l u1I IIIIL the future thmvs 1-e1 Ill han at flfcl then t11 plcture clears an1I I ee before me the tvwenngz flgllfl 1f our Green Ia1Ix rf I1I11-ru Tllli IS New Iork Cltx' 'N a lI'lgl11X wax up Innes Nquare I I1ear the houtx of 1 newc vox What 12 he Gas mg' IIQILII I, ley Efeclerf f ff mfr nl of lllel S In lopulnr I ote at name l1a a Iiillllllaf rmv nt t tl urge 1ur ole School 1 1 ll Ren I tlex He 2 realls CIIIIIIDPII tI1e I a1I1Ier of Nuree G haen t I1e ' 1 walk on flown th1 tI1orou 1 1r1 I '1 ittrl t11 11 1 r11wlx ere1te1I emporl BIIOIJE S ow ne1I and operated In ,lanneex I Xifll n 1 I111 I1 I1a been TPCPIIIIN con QITUI te1l bx Bob Curt1Q LUIIIYJQIUY Clancmg lnto tI1e wmclow I QZIIIIIIJNG the Ian I1 1I1 plax I lear11 that Barbara Hun1 p1r1x IS ICQ JUIISIIIIC xr t If 1 1 ll Img lll I n1eet fa11 to fa1e Ieggx 'an1I1 rs Nlltll 1n 1 nr 1 of a1I1ert1 1111 1r RROIIF N She l oks qu1t1 KIIII Nl lflllg a 1Ir1-QQ 1le 1g.n11I In Rarbara Ixneh worl1I renowned fashlon 1IeQ1gner WIIII Peg IQ VIBPIINII BTUIIX the Qtore Q huxer who IQ III New York for only a few KIHNS before flung to Ln11Ion tr look oxer Qome twee1I IHIJTNS III t11 IIICII Q 1cp1rtm1 nt run IIIIU two ur cewful 1111l CIIIJIHKYN Robert Ihllllgif and Dewey Sutton, who are LOIIQlt'Il','I'lIlg bl.lXlI1g a dlllllll' ja1ket wh1eh 1 bemg IIIOCICICCI bx Llnclx Ionea Comlng down the marble Qtalr caie are Ixenneth HHTTIQ legal a1I11for of BRODE N ehattlng Wlth the IIIIHFILIHI a1I11wor Ixenneth ,laekeon Entertalnlng ,lohn R Wh1te audltor 1n the thlrd floor eoffee Qhop 1 Iamee Brad Shaw BRODE S chlef accountant A few more floors up are the pluih carpeted offlees of the Qtore In one offlce In the adjomlng 0fflCC I see bookkecper .lone Long w1th Carol Rroadwax a Qten ographer Colng back dOWI1Ql3lI'Q I enter the R3dl0 TCICXIQIIJII Ilepartment where I Gee Edwm Morton racho techmelan 'Vlx how Guccesiful our ela-Q ha been I thlnk a I Qlt down to watch TV O11 tI1ree Cllfferent Qete I new Stanlex Broadwax famed dramatlc actor, appearmg 111 THF CHARM SCHOOL Rlehard Johnson on Boast of the Coastv wlth a few excerpts from h1s famous trapeze act ln the RINGLING BROTHILRS and BARNUM BAILFY CIRCUS, and Benme WlIIlamS, wldely dlscuss ed radlo and TV dlsc 101 key on hm program RHYTHM ROUNDUP IC8YlHg the tore I look aerow the treet at a large IDUIICIIIIQ bearlng the t1tl1 of IIIIWEI L KNO QAWBI Ch ow111 1I In Iott1e Roee Howell who Qeeme to be KIUIIIQZ a xerx proiperous buemew On further down the Qtreet I gee Francei Naeh lIl0tI0fIl beautx Qalon THF IJOWIPADOI R YSIIILII offera pern1'1nent1urlQto all txpexof l1'11r If r 111 ere la It 1 1g. IV INN NC IIOOI OI tOOIxlNt u 1 Xnn wns 11N IYIXIIIQ vu-1111 an1 1 er IX can 1Q one on earnmff 1 that guarantee T1 thrnll llllll lx ll I1 r 1 tant 1 IIele11 'N oo 1ong,t11 2111 1un1r11l Dlllill 111r tl ur 1 o I1wQon 'NIarx Ruth Iant t'llI I lr l 1mm Iut1 I bb TIIIIHIIKI dINI Caro 1111 I ubank Robert on who are all happx houeewnei Dlagonalls fro111 here 1 the home of the famou 'Walpa 'NIob1Ie e tabl1Qhe1I hx Wendell Nfalpa f'unou f r Il r11entre urre1t1on o tn Ste 1111 car L IC' V' '11 .I r .. ' ,Q i 1 . ' . . , I 1 A ' F ' 5 ' 1 ' ' D ' 1 I 11 . ,' 1 .' 1Ik' -1 'v' .'.1 ' 1 1s .1 . .I . ' . - . . . E , 4- 't 4 . 4 I ,I-' , ' 'l I . 1 ' .Y.Y.Y?' Th S ' ,.. has A I 7 Why. of -1 Q . 1 I .. 1Iu 1. Ks I ' ' 1 glfz 1, .111 z 111 1I I K 1 1 H- 11 'um. .ff I ' V ' 1- ,. '1 o s. 1 '1 s 11 1 -1 1 - . . U. ' . T ,S ,S F. 1 I 1. .1 1 ft I 1s1. I1 b' ' . '11 '1 '1 .I 'S' 'la gr ' 's'gf1 4--I. .T U . . ' ' . '. xl l 5. 7 ' . 4- ' . I , ' . H- . In I .- . . ' '. . T.. ' . Y .e D vw, v Y y V v S t -' K 1 r - x 1 55 I 1 I- I 2 1 I ' ' S 1 Q: 1' 1 1' 1' ' Y 1 . . i . , . . . i . i 3 k V .S k - Y , . - , . with her Secretary. Joyce Long. is Susan Horne, private Secretary to Miss Well1111s. -. A l . ' A Y X x L :M S u , S R . . ' . C I' ' If ' H A A e , ' - J L i . . . . . . . S 1, ' 1 .. s , ' ' ' ' 1 A Af .Y L I A 7 1 2 1 4 ' k 1 1 I - B M . ' . A W - I I I X 5 K T , ' . : C ' . Not fa I o h 1 1f1sI 'Sli la1r,1111111o11s 11' f 'I ..il 'fl II tl .1 o ' I tl.: tI I 155' I vff1 S sk' 1 lps 3 I1 ' F to cock 11 1 ' ' . or 'I ilnlllu II11 assk' 's .I re. :Xn ' I 1 . I I 1 I 'S 1 oll 1 I. I spot the names of Trcas 11 Cates. Rett-' I, u I2 '. .. 1' I' .,I1e I1 o II1 . I I Io S1 1 ' I' 1 2 ' S . ' 1 1 ' . ' -. I1 1 . ss. 1 o l's 5 fI1:11 ' . Passlng bt 'VIad1son Qquare Carden I hear the thunder of applau e and declde to drop IH Once 1ns1de I d1seoter that Pat Brlnkltt IS hatxng a bencf1t for her Crlp pled Chlldren s Hosp1tal Takmg a second glance at the tage I real1ze that a number of mt old frlends are seated there PlCkll'tg up the program I see that Blllt Trlpp famous PFOICQQIOHHI football plater IQ actlng a ma ter of ceremonle Others on the program are 'Nlart Blount ped1atr1c1an Lounse Hughe her ecretart and 'Nanct Wallace ttho 1 head nurse at the hosp1tal At the bottom of the program I see mentlon of the fact that Charles Nloore n1ult1 1111ll1ona1re and Harrlette Datx famous bra1n surgeon hate contr1buted generouslt to the fund As I leate I notlce a large poster announcmg a teachers content1on tthlch 1 to be held at the Hotel WATTS Walkmg to the hotel I ee a group of fa1111l1ar face Eat esdropp1ng I learn that Nlargaret G1lbert IQ a math teacher Jackle Hall 15 teachmg Engll h Charles L1t1ck IS an 1ndustr1al arts teacher tth1le -Xnne Harr1s 15 teachtng h1stort Claudette Butler IS a guldance counselor at Cramger Hlgh James Daughett IS there also teach1ng QCICIICC Wlovmg up to the desk I glance at the gue t reglstcr and note that Alton Plttman tobacconlst Randolph Parker meteorolog1st Albert Webb game hunter Wat ne Anderson c1v1l englneer Call Garner who has reuntlt sttum the English Channel Sterllng GlII1klH Charles Swlndell Carlton Thlgpen Dupont executltes and thelr secretary Berta VICDHHICI are statmg here Gomg 1nto the dxnlng room I see cated at a table RUII ha Brlgmon a commerctal artlst and Jack Phllhps who IS a doctor -Xcros from then1 IS Nlargaret qugg a secretary from the I B M Plant dlntng ttlth C J Herrmg promlnent tobacco Brmkley buslness admlnlstrator Barbara Blanton h1s secretart and Counc1l Jarman an accountant Leavmg the hotel I pot a slgn announcmg Earl bpence and h1s Dare Det1ls who are to soon appear at the HORINE Speed Track As I walk down SAINDERSON Street I see an llllpfl s1te church I pon mte t1gat1o11 I learn that Bobby Rome IS the pastor and Bettt lene lee IQ the D1rector of RCIlgl0UQ Educat1on How strange that everythlng should seem so real' As I stand III th1s mtth1cal dream of the future fame and fortune surround me on etert lde Lten nott I reallze that 1n realxty these he1ghts w1ll not be reached bt all but each 1n h1s otsn personal vtat w1ll achleve h1s goal Tearlng myself awat fron1 mt lnnermo t thoughts I look up and see that I a111 pass mg Carnegle Hall Smce there are st1ll mant of mt classmates tthom I hate not encountered I thmk Ill go m and look around Nlurh to mt urp1 e I ee 'Nanct Walker eated at an 1tort ketboard A g1fted concert p1an1t he 1s makmg her flfth appearance here An1ong those 1n the audlence are Bert NHWIIIC ch1ropractor Freddle Leggett art1st Joe Mato electr1cal engmeer and Horner Butner pre ldent of the SLTTOIN Bankmg and Trust Compant AI o seated are Donald Cox and Ronald Hardt who hate COYIIFIIJUICKI much 1n the fteld of chemtcal research Beteral blocks attat I f1nd n1tself 1n front of the IVFLYN HILL Hospttal Comg 1nto the entrance hall I f1nd that Jeanette Trott I4 the rec ept1on1st In the off1ce are tenographer Bhlrlet Btrd and secretart Dclphret Ixennedt Wlth them IG 'Vlart Bland Dlxon supert1s1ng nurse As I pass the supplt room I ee Julxan Beard the manager In the pstchlatrlc ttard are Uudlet Wat on famou pstchlatrlt and his nurse LOUISC Moore . VV A .M M Q S V . , M . I . N I ' S I I --I j , 1 ' S S ' ' s. 1 I A 4' , ' ' ' : '- s ': M - g f .- . . . I . ,S- V T . p M . N. V . V . .S 1 Q. I ' 1 s ' ' ' s. .S 7 . . g . M . V . A .V . . V' . . g I . . V H V , - . 1 I , V S I1 1 I . ' 3 , 1: - 2 Q , ' ' ' g ' 1 ' .' :I V' - ' 1 '1 1 L . . V V. V . V V M: ' ' ' -. ' ' . 1 ss ' 1 - . warehouse owner, and Jimmy Brafford, tobacconist. At another table are Kenneth . 7 H, . .V V i N -VV . , . . V S . . 1. . V. M ' I Q LI I . ' 3 ' . I I ' S ' ' V 7 , -. S' ' ' . . ' ' V V , ' S xl , v M 1 . , . I I kk L . - V , . I ' V' s s s 1 V s ' ' ' ' . 1 ' ' 's . s 1 ' . v . Z V V f . . 1 - S. ' Y o 4 I s '. 1' s , .' S V x . V V V B VV V , in . .M V 'V e- - ' . s ' . - ' ' ' ' ' I s . s - A' ' 's . 1 . . Looking at the hospital register I see four familiar names: Betty' Lou Noble, dental techniciang and Albert Tyndall, Cecil Gooding. and Bobby' Brafford. doctors. Here's the cafeteria! I believe I'll drop in. There are Nancy' Moore. Sylvia Howard, Louise Woodard, and Violet Cade, who are secretaries in the hospital, lunching to- gether. Leaving here I wander into another part of the building where I see Victor Paderlck who runs a pharmacy Consulting with him IQ Peggy Pratt lab technician is I leaye I meet Patsy Nliller talented journalist who has just returned from a Canadian tour where she gathered information for her latest book Out on the street again I see Billy Pate insurance salesman driye up to John Summerlin s auto tune up shop located across from the hospital Lt oking in the Pythagorean Drug Store I see B C Carlylc tene Campbell and Kenneth Edmundson prominent businessmen taking time out from their work to enjoy a cup of coffee Bring tired from my long walk I hop a bus and ride up Broadway until I reach FAI LIXINER S FOLLIEQ a night club owned by Bobby Faulkner I get off the bus and go inside There I see Skippy Lanier and Roy Flanagan Bobby s business man agers talking to the customers Seated at a I'1IIgQldC table are Lt Gene Pate of the INayy Captain Johnny Paul of the Army General Robert Bryan of the Air Force and Tony Gerrans yeteran paratrooper On the other ide of thc room is George Whitfield head football coach at Notre Dame Talking with hnn IS Eugene Brown who holds the United States championship in playing pool Suddenly a hush falls over the room as the spotlight is centered on Irene Lupton currently appearing in Bobby s review with SLIVIIVIERTIIVIE After seeing the show I hurry out to the WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Airport Haying heard that some of my friends will be arriying on the plane I am anxious to be there when it lands I find that I am not the only one waiting for it for I see Allan Heath up from his winter home in Florida He 1s sitting in the supersonic jet car which he designed Speaking wlth him is Frank Jordan Lpon listening to the cony ersation I learn that Frank is planning to work his way around the world In the waiting room I fmd Ann Whittington telegraph operator at the Western Imon Booth From here I walk into the lounge A I sit here the loud speaker announces that the LNDERWOOD CHANIPION the plane I haye been awaiting IS landing Dashing onto the runway I see Sally Schmidt stewarde s alightlng from X ork socialitc who is returning from a ylslt to I ari She is wcaring a mink coat man ufactured by George Henry furrier Following her 1 Sara Bctt Wheatley noyelist and foreign correspondent returning from Swedcn where he wa awarded thc Nobel Peace Prize t to 'i o s Jrano nnnc 'N ay w io his ju t rcturnec from 5lXlllg a command performance for Ilcr 'Nlajc ty thc Uuccn fhngland 1 a jolt I sake' Xll the fame and grandeur hayc in led It y a wut dream idle fancy wi hful thinking th t must l I d a I On y whcn success 1 a r u y cs t rmgacci J Jer na a a o Ks thc sound of my name ring throughout thc auditorium I rcach out for my diploma accepting with it thc challenge that tho e before me haye pre ented 'Now it is my turn to go out into the world and find my place . q I T T . F I ' 7 1 5 ' . I L J ' -, ' . s' ' I . . , . Y . T I . Y . ' ' . ' ' . I s Q , . . . i 'K . Y Y L u U . H M Q Su . . the silver winged transport. The first passenger to step off is Maude Stanley, New 'ff ' . . ' S ' 2 ' s ' s ' ' .I Las leave the plane is fc in Uf lyric- sol In 1 ' ,lt V . 'l z. ' s I I ,' .' . . , A 1 ' is I x xv. U I K . . c will ' . ay' ' . I' 1 ' y'ai'si . vs l a . ' , 9 ' -' , 3 C we ai sic ef! ly' ' ' . -. 's c'l1ic-y'c'd th o gh york dovi ll ' IH! I so zl s' tisf' cti n. I B , 5 . , ' S , ' ' l , . '. . - I i . . . I U S - S . A ' ,. ' ffdaeu' ' fd KINSTON 6.09 04-ff' 4 J L1 To the businessmen of Kznston we say THANK YOU for helpzng to provzde for us a wholesome com munzty m whzch to grow up ff ' O l u l C, xovsf 0 x ' 7 gf 1-ig!-a, T 7 ,ls J' 1 , -0 ' all f-,xg f 0 ' r - , -z,,.-.-'-b -pf:-'f l1ll'1 we - ' ff I x I f ' ' . , I .--ff H.. 1 Us ', lf 4' f IJ 1 if ' -.,. 1 -V V - 4 1 ' 1 ,', ' ' , ' 1 . ff N f I A ,V M' ' he 'rf . 1 v ' - 4 ,M l r f 4 ' 4 Y f w' 4 f ' J' V J s H '...' I ' ., ,, . , f 3 l x If ' 4! to Ll: I, A , v u ' s ,Q V Av, , Q -sg .W ., I' Q I in 5 l f I 3 JV, 'es 1 , 5 o ' , AN l .5 A , 1 f' , W4 4x ws 1, 'f -- ' 5 , 5 ' ' J 'l .1 f ' 3 ,. . 1 V .1 L 'ft 1 . . O f If ' V Y -'Iv Q . qs , 5 ' u u n s . 4 D THE VINEYARD OF FREE SOCIETY The +erm free soc1e+y IS heard offen li describes Amernca buf have you ever fhoughi' wha'l' rl' means an ferms of YOU7 If IS a SOCIETY In which you can make your own declslons as fo where you will work where you wull go fo college wha+ lund of busmess you may sfarf how you wnll guide your own family These declsuons are for 'I'he class of l954 io malce If us good +ha+ you can decade as you wnsh wnfhour dlclarorual conlrol from ofhers We feel cer+am you wall carefully conslder lhese 'lhmgs now and ln fhe fulure so as no? +0 spoil fhese many 'frulls In lhe vineyard of free socle+y Our besf wishes upon your gracluahon E I DU PONT DE NEMQURS Cm 8. COMPANY. INC Kmsfon Plan? Kmsfon Norfh Caroluna ' f -rv .. A i 5 1 I , ., - u. ' ' 1 5 Q 4 ' A K 4 . 'TA' A v . -rf Y, Vg'-F ks K K .. A y'n,f at a T N- -. www r . . . 'W'-0--Q., , 4, .f . E - --- II ' ll ' ' ' ' I I I , . . . . . . I . . . . . 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I I 'W -5 W 955 H6-v In fhls Ihe flfhe+h year of mans conquesi' of fhe avr Norfh Carolina s only Arr Force Flying School Ioca'red ai' Klnsfon con graiulafes 'rhe GraduaI'es of Grainger Hugh School The aca demic proflcuency and love of cooperahve Ieamworlc acquired here are +he baslc elemenfs requlred fo Iceep America s Four Freedoms domunanf un fhe mlnds of all freedom Iovung people SERV AIR AVIATION CORPORATION TRUMAN W. MILLER Presideni' S+aIIings Air Base Kinsion, Nor+h Carolina Auni' Jennles Bake Shop 8I3 N H1 Q BRIGHTEN X 1 BREAKFAST X 9 Kemxg W th x if 1 1 li I N' DAINTY MAID BREAD DAINTY MAID BAKERIES K 'r NC 9 I or ueen Sireei' Kins'l'on, Norih Carolina Your X 1, X 8 i 1 D l n ' ll ins on, . . LESPI 49 T00 0019 I . L LELOFEEDHILLS Phone 2982 LECO FEED MILLS INC Manufadurers Qualsfy Feeds KINSTON NORTH CAROLINA Congrafulahons I954 Sensors CompI menfs BROADWAY DRIVE IN THEATRE GREENVILLE HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK KINSTON NORTH CAROLINA The Home Owned Bank Member of F D I C Ma Off ce e Ba IOI Norfh Queen SI'ree+ I04 Highland Avenue MASSEY MOTOR COMPANY CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service I30 Wes+ King S'I'ree+ Dial 28l0 P. O. Box 836 - - -l I W 1 I of I4 Lal I I I KmItou.bl.C. Li: I ' +o I of In I Parlxvi w r nch Avy Complimenfs of Kins'I'on FOR SMART TEEN FASHIONS J H EVANS 81 SON GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Wood and Brnck Consfruchon of All Kmds P O Box 257 KINSTON NORTH CAROLINA Bug negg Phone ReSld6l1Ce PHONE 2557 2407 Congrafulahons l954 Sensors Comphmenfs STAR WAREHOUSE KINSTON NORTH CAROLINA V2 5 wg P COPELAND P N SUPP COMP NY X J' Dependable Farm Supplies My X 35 NV OLIVER and AVERY FARM MACHINERY 'rf QQ Kmsion Norfh Carolina Q E . +o of X A of N . XY I ' W, me Q A I A ' Eff , Qi' V Lf F T L9 A gif V ! , pjfx 'RTV A 1 ' Xxx ' , A . Sid 'VIR YS! -1 4' , lr Aff . . In 1, ,, , , , V' F uf XS -WV AQ f Q. ' PY fs 'fx Gil F . ' A A mi' A R THE PRCFESSIONAL MEN f KINSTON NORTH CAROLINA Complimen+s of STANDARD DRUG STORES Kmsfon Nor+h Carolina C lyn Johnson Chrisfine Johnson JOHNSON PIANO COMPANY Kinsfon, Norfh Carolina ' ' 4 1-v'-'nu-nr yt on Afirj' P .f 7.-i ifrb- '..jb', J 'I4 'ITT sf' If G W Car+er fy Tlle Company! OJ fl.. 5I1aoIfeIForCI.J II Phones in 3587 250I P0 BOX 702 GENERAL coNTRAcToR 502 565+ Vernon Avenue I4KmsI'on Norfh CaroIlna KINSTON NORTH CAROLINA Compllmenfs of MIDYETTE S HARDWARE COMPANY Dual 3742 5I I2 TH BEST PLACE TO GET IT HEILIG LEVINE Klns+on Norih Carolnna ulnn 8: MlIIer Company Furmfure of Qualnfy KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compllmenfs of Carrow Buick Company KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA Complumenfs of Pepsi-Cola BoHIing Company 6342 Wesi Vernon Avenue KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA A. J. SuH'on 81 Sons, Inc. Your Pafronage Appreciafed KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA L, ,4 'N ' iii xjjllyj X V lj ,J S - -,L . ..j, 1 AT A 1' lv? 'f 3'- lv 1,1 N yu, , ,L ' I1 if A 'Ati' xxx L . . X I fp. pl i C, If- V ,f ,filly .1 ah? K ,- - 5 oi :ffl f, ,qv X . L ,a , W. I i.-L 'X fy I IU' T ' '4 X Q ,, .f V., sf , L 7 I' W1 f pl' -A ,I f we w f f ff fa I c:oNTRAcToRs ,f I M aw, very , Jnq, 14 f,- I .' 'lag ' X A if nav' J rj. 1,1 I, kr: , 5, I ,, ' a J I ' - I L' f . a 3 f 341 L NY, I- lil N .11 Jx ll. I, - . If ' V 1 I- . 2 -L T1 fi I v' I A 'A I-' ,f , , -I QI' Ly' , ' Ar L 1,1 ,Ja , ff' . J' ,HI ' ' . ' , -, .YA 1 I 'I ,ff I of - . 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I08 Norfh Eas'I Sfreei PHONE 2970 S+ar Chief GU RLEY PONTIAC COMPANY 4I54I7 Nor+I1 Queen Sfreef KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA . - of Q O al an rvice 9 1 s I I i I Y fl A - I I I 'A-EEIIQTKI-U Complimen+s 1 1 ' 5 I of I I ' coop ron llfl: -' ' I I X , , ' 15 5 X137 P in , in VlI'a Ll+e SMITH CONCRETE PRODUCTS INCORPORATED Bd d- 34I2 KINSTON NORTH CAROLINA KINSTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE B BRANCH BANKING 81 TRUST COMPANY S F KINSTON NORTH CAROLINA JOHN J ROWLAND d JAMES M SIMPSON ArcI1l+ec+s KINSTON NORTH CAROLINA We uiI Io a Sian ard Noi' fo a Price Phone Complimenfs of 800 oosI'ers of Kinsfon and Lenoir Counfy The afe Execufor Member .D.I.C. Complimenfs an M If DLW S I Iwoiorm Qhijpany, ' A I IO mpa y ' I-I ER PLYM My AWS My 2874 N I+ KI sTON RTI-I CAR I J rw JFJWVQXH roffm W UQ W Af M SSh+ 'I' QL TO I so BARTON WALLACE KINSTON KI LUNT STERLNG NORTH CAROLlN Lloyd umphrew ORE OOMPSXNY Insuranc TRUOKI RVICE My UH D Iv 29I2 33-If W KINST NORTH CAR LINA KINSTO NO T CAROLINA Q! 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NORTH CAROLINA Parkview BOOK SHOP DRUG STORE SHOPPING CENTER Knsion Norih Caroluna Dixon Has I+ D. V. DIXON 8: SON HARDWARE Phone 3 I 62 3l63 Sell Your Tobacco wil' PERCY HOLDEN ai ihe New Carolina 8: Eagle Warehouses KINSTON NORTH CAROLINA 3I4 N Queen Sl' SHOPPING CENTER FOR GRAINGER HIGH .ina sh A in rw ya - IJ X Y r . hh ' nw Jw J' .T Vvlwlll Belle Tyler s DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE Popular Prlces KINSTON NORTH CAROLINA Ideal Cleaners All The Name lmplles l02 Wes+ Peylon Avenue Dual 3467 Compllmenfs of NEUSE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Dns+rlbu+ors ROLLER CHAMPION FLOUR The Flour +he Besl' Cooks Use Complumenfs of Grady s Hardware KINSTON NORTH CAROLINA John H. Carfer Co. School Supplies KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA JOHN S MARTIN COMPANY Wholesale Meals FRESH CURED SAUSAGE LARD Phone 2I53 Kinsfon, Norlh Carolina P. L. NETHERCUTT A Good Place fo Gel' Your Poullry and Eqgs Corner Herufage and Caswell TELEPHONE 2484 OETTINGER BROS. Kinsfon, Norfh Carolina 19' J ,. 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