Grantham High School - Grannawayne Yearbook (Grantham, NC)

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H,HNMfz? ff4ffff--Zfmf YffffW?'w g H , L 0 F , ww xy 146 , GRANTHAM HIGH SCHQOL Goldsboro,Norih Carolina ,ff -L This Our ff' I SOCIAL hr: As we, the class of 1956, come to the end of our high school days, we are aware of the toils, struggles, and the happiness that have made our twelve years at Grantham possible. Among our most pleasant memories are tho s e of our senior year. Among the pages of this 1' SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT Life ward book we hav e tried to make some of the memories linger that otherwise might be for- gotten. THIS OUR LIFE is the story, in picture, of our life at Grantham High School dur- ing 1955-1956. We hope you will enjoy it in the years to come, as much as you do now. SPORTS WORK ? DEVOTIONAL I-fc Walked With lls Q 'lf Ov ' Vi , . ir.. Jimi? . Your lost friends are not dead but gone before, Advanced a stage or two upon that road Which you travel in the steps they trod, Aristophanes - - -FRAGMENT Luther Shelton Denning December 16, 1937-April 12, 1954 He lived happily, always seemed gay, and left a pleasant and comforting memory to each of us, We will remember him not for any given word, but for the total impact ofhis friendliness and willingness to do any- thin , g He was our friend. We worked and lived happily to- gether. We were together in love and deed, He loved us and the love that we have for him will linger in our hearts always. 4711 Jllflfrccizziiorz lv- vip of +- Very understanding, patient, friendly, and willing to help---these are valuable traits to be possessed by a person, It is because teachers possess these that our schools have reached the high standard they have today. Because of her constant interest in our future, most of our accomplishments will be due to her guidance, In these few words our feelings are partially expressed, but in our hearts she has won and will always hold a very dear spot. To express our warm and heartfelt gratitude, we, the Senior Cla s s , gratefully dedicate the 1956 GRANNAWAYNE to Miss E1izabeth'Lewis. cbyeefj aff! ffwer 15. Misha Hiffff ff' all M7 3470 - 70J Attfl' icon V If fo U ff will WML. HQJ Jerk vvsJtH , 71+ Vf1.fsfr4,J,L h 6. uf v . . ,f Diff ,Vjff ,Jlf gblfnf JJJ W JP 16 , gf. ff' Wi L ,Arima rub fb fan. Kuo-:K I hwnfe. no 'f' A Pdf ofa: TL! K JY, 4 apqf Anfxg f.,,f- 4. MJ Hn- Q y-Za Qnnvef 73 MQJ-3 Alfbf' f 'J'ff' af' frat.:-6AF'ff F' JN it i ,.' Pts. H401 Mi, f'Uff4. D , A- 142 ,Um ft-g QT? Hlgh Selma! Qaculty Mr, Malcolm F. Bender Science U. N. C., B. 5. Mrs. Lenore S, Cox French, English, and Library W. C. U. N. C., A. B. Mr. Cleburn G, Dawson Agriculture N. C. State College, B. S. Miss Evelyn Davis Home Economics East Carolina, B. S. W ' ffm Elementary Qaculty Mrs, Virginia Davis Mrs, Lois Stevens Mrs, Doris Joyner Mrs. Emily Cox Mrs, Sarah Lewis First Second Fourth Sixth Seventh Mrs, Addie W, Dunnf Mrs. Mary Lois Bryan Mrs, Louise Hatch Mrs, Mabel Mozingo Miss Emma Gardner First Third Fourth Sixth Eighth Miss Lillian Miller Mrs. Elva Jordan Miss Lillie Mae Edwards Mr. Daniel Dail Mrs, Rachel Cox First Third Fifth Seventh Eighth Mrs. Olive Lewis Mrs, Frances Pyatt Mrs, Mary W, Flowers Mrs, Laura Spencer Mrs, Christine Crocker Second Third Fifth Seventh Piano ig iff: Q f 4:5 ,A 1 nl 1, ,re , fx, 470 iv 4'-'-1 'e' yur- - 44 l . N od ' K3 Nu A - 1' F s A lg . , . ' Q W vw:-f'7f' , 73- '- M -f ., E . A fr , f ,:- - H F f Y-'i Q' , 1 vs ' -5 'Sf cl y Grannawnyne Wark ers The annual staff has worked hard compiling and pre- x-paring the rnaterialnecessary for our 1956 GRANNAWAYNE. 1 We would like to thank the teachers for their patience s E and co-operation in our absences from class. We also wish Q' tofthank the students for their co-operation when asked to , help, of ,,f I' f l Last of all, but not least, a warm and hearty thank-you to the second year typing class for helping with our ads. 4-.t,fz, ' - We hope you, the owners of our edition, will enjoy it as f, much as we, the staff, have enjoyed preparing it. A, A ,jg , ' f . -- -:fe f 'J ' 5 Q . r 'l'L 154 -if 4 ' 4- f 1.1. ,iff 'IA' ,ff .,4:.'f QL'1,Jf ., -? 'V ' ,A f I 4,4 7 I , ,yi ' Y 1 -7.1 cl , . -5, V , fu- , ' .. 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Lava -iff4 DfLff44fvL,, . f f' fi p ,ffffif - 1'4- 'Z .r I 'mis l hi: A' , z ff'..a' .. f ' i f'f'f':g 1 Wanda Gray Williford daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Eldridge Williford ' ' The higher Mascots CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation CLASS COLORS Black and White CLASS MOTTO we climb the broad 71f'f-EW' ffwwf' er the view, C RTA Alton Cox son of Mr, and Mrs, Paul Cox JIMMY BRITT To hear him speak and sweetly smile, You are in Paradise the while, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Driver 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 1, JO ANN BRYAN Beauty, like wit, to judges should be sho- wn, Both are most valued where they best are known.' ' X XX BOBBY ASWELL He comes, says nothing, and leaves, Z' F. F. A. 1, Z, 3, 45 4-H Club 1, 45 Class Reporter Z5 Superlative 4, CARSON BROCK Easy to please, easy to understand5 easy going in every way, F. F. A. 1, 2, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4, Seniors Class Seqretary-Treasurer 35 F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Song Leader 35 Co. Song Leader 35 4-H Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Secretary 25 Song Lea- der 35 Beta Club 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Head Cheerleader 15 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Co-Cap- tain 35 Captain 45 Annual Staff 45 Marshal 35 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Su- perlative 45 Miss Grantham 45 Paper Staff 3, 45 Miss Merry Christmas Representative 4. LINDELL BRYAN Ah! happy years! once more who would not be a boy. F, F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, .a0'5 J, 19, ff K U '17 fygipf ' 'AM gall ,c VAX fl!!! puff A wwf We CLAYTON BURCl-I .VI , y .Q Q. 1 'A ., fig, is PAYE COTTON Q? A , 'QW f .3 li, We are charmed by neatness of person, . 5 'A Q ' f let not thy hair be out of order, ' 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4gF, H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 45 Superlative 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, , F 5 43 Cheerleader Z. 0 , YE' JAMES FOSTER QJIMMYQ COX Never idle a moment, but thrifty and tho- ughtful of others. 4-H Club 1, F. F.A, Secretary 2, Beta Club 3, 43 F, F. A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Beta Club Presi- dent 43 Class President 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Annual Staff 4g Superlative 43 Marshal 35 Newspaper Staff 3, 4, The dog that trots about finds a bone, F. F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, F, F, A, Treasurer 4, Srfniors 'V I 1 .334 A 8 -,M.s'f 'e-vq,,, F' YKUV! Q ,I .-an-nal VIOLA MAE DENNING Talkers are no good doersg be assur'dg We come to use our hands,not ourtonguesf' F, H, A,1,Z,3, 45 4-H Club 1, JAMES E. CREEL Everybody's business is nobody's busi- ness. F, F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, fled' .mfjlxju bl, J V R 60 J HAZEL HARRIS Cheer up, the worst is yet to come. Sgniafs F, H. A, 1, z, 3, 4gG1ee Club 3, 4. 5' 1. 'TT Ay 'A Juiylvlffwj EARL GRADY These are the times that try men's souls F. F.A. 1,2,3,4. , A LW' ' avi' X I ,2VRn 'VIyf9ifj,V?gQ.,' A 1 'N N, 4 ,-,, JR f' JANET CAROL HOLLAND I am a part of all Ihave met. MARY JEAN HILL Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace, F, H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, Z, 4, DONALD RAY HINSON ei-able, tification Contest 1, 2, --.- JCE F, H, A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Superlative 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 'fm Qi!- fd 5 x 4 LAVEE HOLLOWELL The society of women is the foundation of good managers, F.H, A, 152, 3, 45 4-H Club 3, 45 Glee Club l,2, 3,45 Beta Club 3, 45 Reporter 45 Gir1's Basketball Manager 25 Junior Play 35 Class Secretary 45 Superlative 4, ,J . yu,-as QF' . 1 We are not sent into this world to be mis- F, F, A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Driver 45 Class Vice-President 35 Superlative 45 Tool Iden- Smiars seldom ever still,' ' E' -f3,,7,y EMMA LUCILLE JOYNER What's in a name? That which we call a rose, By any other name would smell as sweet. F, H, A, 1, Z, 3, 4, 1. 42 fi' lf! BOBBY .TOYNER Talk he can and talk he will, his tongue is F, F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, ,im ,557 jagfeff g,f1f4e4M.f me ,XM ,sly DONALD LAMBERT My thoughts and I are of another world. F A l,2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 45 Bus Dri- Smiars 54, 5,41 BOBBY REX KORNEGAY Why take life so seriously---we never get out of it alive anyway, Class Treasurer lg 4-H Club 1, 4, Glee Club 4, F, F, A, l, Z, 3, 45 F, F, A. Contest 1, 2, Marshal 3, Annual Staff 49 Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 4, X SHELTON LAWS I live for those who love me, FOI' those who know me true. K' F, F, A,1,2,3,4,4-H Club 1, 4, F. F. A. Vice President 4, BETTY LOU MARTIN So mild, so merciful, so strong, so good, so patient, peaceful, loyal, loving, pure, FgH.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Co, Report- er 4, Class Secretary 1, President 2, Re- porter 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pianist l, Secretary 3, Junior Play 3, Chief Marshal 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Superlatives 4, Grannawayne Editor 4, Paper Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 4, iam, DAVID MARVIN LITTLETON I have a heart with room for every joy, F. F,A, 1, Z, 3, 4, Basketball Z, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Junior Play 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Tool Identification Contest 1, Z, Seed Contest 2, i v -X. ,, H TONY MILLS 'Tis something to be willing to command, But my best praise is , that I am your friend. ' ' . F. A. l,2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1,Z, 3,4, F, S ' F. A, Sentinel 2, Class Vice President 1, F. F. A. County Reporter 4, Superlative 4, .IQX 4,, ,Xu Us ALICE ROSE MOZ INGO 3, Newspaper Staff 3. F, H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4' Great thoughts come from the Heart, Pianist 33 Class Vice-President 4gGlee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Beta Club JAMES NEEL A time to keep silence, a time to speak, ' - F,F,A, l,2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, Glee Club 2, Semors fs? N Y' fre ' 0 'gif' P' Ye'-Y MARY ELLEN PORTER Friendly to all hostile to none always Jolly and full of fun F H A 1 Z 3 4 Vice President 3 Presi nt 4 4 H1 2 3 4 Reporte 1 Son Leader 2 President 3 County Secretary 3 County Pianist 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Co Captain 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Paper Staff 3 4 Junior Play 3 World Peace Contest 1 2 Annual Staff4 Beta Club 3 4 Vice President 4 Marshal 3 Superlatives 4 CORA ANN PIPKIN There is an hour in each man's life app- ointed to make his happiness, if then he sees it F.H..A,1, Z, 39 4-H Club 1, 2gG1ee Club 2, Q., X -u 'K CHARLES TYNER When I play w1th my cat, who knows whe- herl do not make her more sport, than she F A 1 Z 3 4 Baseball 3, 45 4-H Club 1 2 Basketball Manager lg Baseball Man- JOSEPH THAIN 'Talk to him of Jacob's ladder and he would ask the number of steps. f' 4-H Club 15 F, F. A, l, Z5 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Class Treasurer 45 Su- perlative 4, I4 qs- ALICE FAYE THORNTON Books should to one of these four ends v' conduce, For Wisdom plety dellght or USS, F. H. A, l, 2, 3, 45 P1an1st Z Glee Clu 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 3, 4 Superlatlve 4 JEP WELLS We know what we are, but not what we may be. F. F.A,1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer Z5 Glee Club 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Junior Play 35 'Superlative 4, 'Cloug- gn- -33 MOST COURTEOUS Lavee Hollowell and Carson Brock Just One Of Those Things ll I I-Y 11 Wifi , 33,151 E. f J BEST ALL-AROUND Betty Lou Martin and Jimmy Cox Wheel Of Fortune 'Swag I Ar.. ,f .t :,,,l,.Q,, , V uk-,V if we 'Wi P 'Q -- S'-mfg ' 3- 1, ew ,ii 4 K. X BEST LOOKING Jo Ann Bryan and Donald Hinson Oh, You Beautiful Doll . , f1 CUTEST Janet Holland and Joseph Thain Seventeen else ,r 'gf' NEATEST Faye Cotton and Donald Hinson Easter Parade fwwff ,ff fi .mf W W 4 W MOST POPULAR Jo Ann Bryan and Jimmy Cox Among My Souvenirs 5 JZ L a I , V 51,353-,2 p-+'-Y-'-Ig ' '? X ' 'W' ' ff' , a oa41 Y. gl 9 ,.'v a , 1 . .E i 5 r Q .A fiB '1?1'Q ' Um. .1 X fi- X '?.:. ' , I A ., wa-3. ,a , -' .yf . 'QV' Ax.. LM 5, s , . Q. . v . ., R. , A s- V A 'nn-P' I ,Y ' . i. 5,2 ,- s ' 'o ', 'Q , b My .- , L, f it is- 3'- g'j.,,g:ggJPf,, , 1 ff . 'f'fff2 2 ' I ' '34-4 f.ILi.'.lJC1 I ff .11 ' ' ' WI: 1 7 v- A. ,gf .M 'fihi' ffm, I . z ?z-H 4 ff' u ?' nw 3- 91.7 , I' , .51-r , . v. EN- Zo:-4 - - W I , f JY? Jgvi N11 A L' Mary Ellen Porter and Bobby Joyner Walking My Baby Back Horne w.3gLf'kqQ?ie ' I vid -3-1 I .f -ll - ...-:Li 5 I I lu a? .- -I V, ' ' Q :.' sv '.' .lf W... .. .f. .zu . '- - . ll,-. -'Y 'Q -Yi ' K ani Y my Zig.: ff. ,Y,.,.,-Est... ' 'eww .2 l .,, ag ,. - ,V --- 1, . - 'F l,-:f,.. A -I' ,,- QUIETEST Alice Faye Thornton and Bobby Aswell Wake The Town And Tell The People J J7 G -'fl ill' rl'lllYYl1 1'I'l'A'D' MOST ATHLETIC Mary Ellen Porter and Jimmy Cox Take Me Out To The Ballgame x f ggi: Eobfu? MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Lou Martin and Jimmy Cox You'll Never Walk Alone Q dsgfxaf I '79 V If 9- lninq.-..,, ,W -, JG- 23'- ki Qi-'1 FRIENDLIEST Lavee Hollowell and Tony Mills Friendship 0'JQE'1?L,+ U- last Will ,And Cestamen! We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-six, of Grantham High School, County of Wayne, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind, and desirous of leaving our most promising traits and undying love for our Alma Mater to the oncoming classes striving to attain the great goal of graduation, do hereby establish and make public, this, our Last Will and Testament. Article I To our faithful principal, Mr, R. L. McDonald, who has rendered assis- tance and co- operation in the climb to our goal, we leave our warmest thanks and appreciation. Article II To our teachers we leave our wish that the oncoming students will be more willing to abide by the rules and regulations, and our deepest thanks to their great leadership. Article III To the underclassmenwe leave many more wonderful years of school and the hours of happiness we have had while in school. Article IV I, Clayton Burch, leave my flirty eyes to Robie Cotton and Bobbie Jean Grady, I, Hazel Harris, leave my ability to curl hair to Barbara Grady, I, Faye Cotton, will my ability to drive a school bus to Mary Lou Davis. I, Alice Faye Thornton, leave my quiet ways to Roger Barns and Dewey Thomp- son. I, Joseph Thain, will my cute ways to Morris Summerlin and Henry Dunbar, I, Bobby Kornegay, leave a portion of my personality to Kenneth Pennington, I, Jimmy Cox, leave my basketball position to Robert Jackson, I, Lavee Hollowell, leave my love for Brogden to all Grantham students. I, Janet Holland, leave my love for talking to Alice Faye Jernigan and Yvonne Westbrook, I, Tony Mills, will Gordon Best my ability to sleep on class. I, Viola Denning, will my ability to talk slow to Shelbia Keen and Elizabeth Ann Jernigan. I, Donald Lambert, leave my ability to go to town during school to R. W. Wea- ver and Owen Grantham, I, Jep Wells,leave my second year French Book to Barbara Keen in hopes that it will do her as much good as it has me. I, Carson Brock, leave some of my courteous ways to Johnnie Jernigan, I, Mary Ellen Porter, leave to Winnafred Mozingo, my ever-ready smile, We, James Neel and Bobby Aswell, leave our quietness to Ennis Laws and Sylvia Keen, I, Jo Ann Bryan, leave my popularity to Lynette Jackson and Eva Ellen Sasser, I, Shelton Laws, leave my seat in the senior homeroom to Robert Snead. I, Charles Tyner, leave my love for bookkeeping to Johnny Britt and W. L. Britt. I, Emma Joyner, leave my love for shorthand to Nina Thompson and Ann Mills. I, Jimmy Britt, will my seat in the school bus to Bonnie Westbrook. I, Cora Ann Pipkin,will to Doris Hartley, Jean Holland, and Gladys Hinson, my love for school, We, Lindell Bryan and James Creel, leave our privilege of going to the store to Betty McCullen and Elizabeth Thompson. We, Bobby Joyner and Earl Grady, leave our ability to make shags to all the hot rod drivers. I, Betty Lou Martin, leave my dependability to Lydia Spain. I, David Littleton, leave my jokes and optimism to James Weaver. I, Donald Hinson, leave my worries to'Kenneth Bryan. I, Alice Rose Mozingo, leave my go slow and be sure attitude to Judith Thornton, I, Mary Jean Hill, leave my senior books to Herman Brock and Steve Jackson. Lavee Hollowell Jep Wells 611155 Praphvcy A fewnights agoas I was trying to sleep,the air around me seemed heavy with mystery and enchantment. A voice seemed to be speaking to me. I lis- tened, yes, the're was a voice. What was it saying? ---- of all things, the future of my beloved class! Quickly I grabbed a pen and paper and scribbled what I heard, and now I will tell it to you. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Aswellhave just completed their ultra-modern home which overlooks their huge tobacco farm. Jimmy Britt has advertised his invention, a picture tube, guaranteed not to burn out, for only ten cents, in his Radio-T. V. repair shop in Goldsboro. Carson Brock, a graduate of Brigham Young University, has recently accepted a position on the faculty there. North Carolinais very proud of its entry in the 1962 Miss America Con- test, Miss Jo Ann Bryan. She has just returned from Atlantic City as runner- up, As owner of the Mount Olive Door Knob Factory, Lindell Bryan, his wife and four children are moving to Mount Olive, so he will be near his work. Accepting a contract from M. G, M. to star in the movie, If You Can't Get Them, I Can, is Clayton Burch, J In Paris for the showing of the latest fashions is the former Miss Faye Cotton and her husband as they celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary, The- head of the United States Steel Corporation was disappointed when Jimmy Cox turned down an offer to accept a contract to play ball with the Red Sox. James E. Creel, after losing several fortunes, has discovered diamonds under the Mount Olive Pickle Plant. Caring for two children and cooking for her husband who works in town keeps the former Miss Viola Denning busy each day, ' Earl Grady, after several years of leading Mr, Mac a merry chase, settles down to look after his own toddlers. Working with one of the leading hair stylists in New Yorkis Hazel Har ris. The former Miss Mary Jean Hill and her husband are now living in Ral- eigh where she is assisting him in his art work, Donald Hinson, an honor graduate of N. C. State College in engineering, has accepted a contract to build a foot bridge over Little River, Resigning her job as secretary in Washington, D. C. to come home to complete her wedding plans to be married in June is Miss Janet Holland. Also making plans for a June wedding is Lavee Hollowell, a fourth grade teacher in Goldsboro. Bobby Joyner, conscious of the need for safety, accepts the offer to show plans of an automobile built from peanut hulls to General Motors, Miss Emma Joyner has been made head of the material department at Belk-Tylers' in Newton Grove. An award has been presented to Bobby Kornegay on completion of his latest job,in whichhe skillfully added 32 stories to the Empire State Building. Expecting to leave soon as head of an expedition to the moon is Donald Lambert, a major in the U. S. Air Force, Shelton Laws, now on a six-months tour of duty for the Navy in Hawaii, writes that he loves tllose hula girls. An outstanding graduate of N. C. State, David Littleton, has moved out west and begun an airline route from Los Angeles to Honolulu. Betty Lou Martin, head of the N. C. Home Economics Department is tak- ing a month's vacation during which she will say I do , and honeymoonin Ber- muda, Tony Mills, finding the mortician business increasing steadily, changes from a veterinarian to a substantial mortician. Alice Rose Mozingo has accepted a job as organist of one of the largest churches in N. Y. City. Cora Ann Pipkin is kept busy keeping books for her husband at his new business establishment in Washington, D. C. Rated as one of the best teachers in the Raleigh City Unit is the former Miss Mary Ellen Porter. Joseph Thain, world famous Atom Scientist, last week was awarded the Nobel Prize. The former Miss Alice Faye Thornton has accepted a job as librarian in the Library of Congress. 'Charles Tyner,after several years of successful work,inherits foreman- ship of the Hood Ranch. News has come that North Carolina's youngest representative to Con- gress, Jep Wells, has just introduced a bill to revolutionize the tobacco allot- ment. - Written By David Littleton and Janet Holland xv ml 1 Qfznnii-' ', QQ , ,Y - !Xy'n'i V A .van C f i I 1 ..'zn:l o::iz'hg 1 1 I , pf' oo o:!,. .e , We ,GV ,fmh an 2 1 auf QQ, t , K f f. QS Q M f Z GNN I , J 3 X V A s f 'Q ' X 1' .fi 1'-X. .ZS Q I 1. 1 .Qt 1 V, - r ,f f'rx-W FT 'l,:s' 1 Hlass Histary We, the graduating class of 1956, began our journey through high school in 1952 with Mr, Carey Barnes and Mr, Eugene Driver as our homeroom teachers, That year We lost a number of students, but were privileged to gain Ivor Joyce Giddens, To represent our class on the basketball teams were Mary Ellen Porter, Bobby Speight, and Jimmy Cox. The high-light of the year was our class party, We enjoyed a Weiner roast at Stevens' Mill, Several of us went to the movie afterwards, To greet us in the tenthgrade were Miss Jean McCaskill and Mrs. Lenore Cox. Very much to our disappointment, the girls' and boys' homerooms were separate, Ester Thornton joined us that year, but we lost some boys. They were: Estel Godwin, James Wise, and Charles Harrell, Our hearts were saddened by the loss of another class- mate, Shelton Denning, but memories of him still live with each of us. This year our class party was at Goldpark Lake, We enjoyed swimming before our picnic supper, Most of us en- joyed a movie afterwards, Our Junior year was filled with many activities which were welcomed to break the routine of classwork, To guide us that year was Miss Elizabeth Lewis, Our play, Oh Promise Me ,was abig success, Our class party was held again at Goldpark Lake, We enjoyed a Weiner roast and hamburger fry, Again the event wasn't complete for some of us without a movie. The wedding bells rang this year for several of our girls, They were: Helen Surles, Ester Thornton, and Joyce Giddens. , The high-light of the year was our Junior-Senior Ban- quet, We had lots of fun preparing for it and trying to keep it secret. It was a gay occasion with Hawaiian music and hula girls as waitresses, We were glad to have a part in graduation this year, We hadlots of fun fixing the arches for Class Night, and try- ing to sing, On September l, 1955, 35 dignified and happy seniors gathered in the senior room to reach our last and long await- ed goalin high school. For our homeroom teacher, we were very fortunate to have Mrs, Doris Jones. Our first meeting was to elect our class officers, They were: President, Jimmy Cox, Vice-President, Alice Rose Mozingog Secretary, Lavee Hollowellg Treasurer, Joseph Thaing Reporter, Betty Lou Martin, After a few weeks, work was begun on the annual, We were given two days to collect ads. Wedding bells rang this year for Betty Alice Warrick and Bobby Caulder, March was welcomed because it took some of us out of class to practice our senior play. Although all of us could not be in the play, we had a part to do. May, the long-awaited month with all its glamour and excitement, was here at last, It was the Juniors' time for the banquet. It was a gay occasion and one that we will al- ways remember, On May 23, 1956, 32 happy, but sad seniors walked down the aisle, We realized that this was our last time as a class together. Tomorrow we would go out into the world alone to seek happiness and success. Written By ---- Alice Rose Mozingo 'WN , X- iu, In BARBARA KEEN ENNIS LAWS MARY WEAVER DAVIS ELIZABETH ANN JERNIGAN President Vice President Secretary Treasurer AUNT CATH1E'S CAT Presented by Junior Class November 11, 1955 Bill Pryor ........................... . . .. .Ennis Laws A young real estate agent Miss Jane Trimble .................... . . Barbara Grady A middle age woman Margaret QPeggyj Trimble ...,,.................. Sylvia Keen A little older than her sister Dorothy Trimble .,..........,......,. Elizabeth Ann Jernigan Her younger sister Maria Garcia . , , ,,,,.,,,,,,,,.., , , Winnafred Mozingo Spanish Servant Jose Garcia . . . ............. . . .R. W. Weaver Her Husband A Gas Man. . . ........... . . . Robert Jackson An Officer .... . . Owen Grantham Mr. David Brent ........................... Kenneth Bryan A middle-aged retired business man Elizabeth QLizl Pryor .....,...,.,.........,, Lydia Ann Spain An attractive girl about twenty Tilly Pilrs . ........................... Barbara Keen A servant girl about twenty-two Miss Walker . . . ....................... Yvonne Westbrook An agent for kitchen utensils Exira . . ...............n....... Dewey Thompson CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Red and White Red Rose CLASS MOTTO Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. 5 if---...,. 5 ' 99' ' , r , f Q Q -w z af? if ,fb x X.,,,f he--...,. 3- 'QS' 'Twin- ' mmf N vs. xv . 'Q H.- W Vvgr' 'w-xw 'NK -cr, s- 1' 'T K 'W if F3 rg .-'N - .ps X fr f E. Ns Vx 's 'Usa K K0 . -... nr 'lr 1':-un T3 Roger Barnes Johnny Britt W, I... Britt Kenneth Bryan Robie Cotton Mary Weaver Davis Henry Dunbar Barbara Grady Bobbie Jean Grady Owen Grantham Doris Hartley Gladys Hinson Jean Holland Lynette Jackson Robert Jackson Steve Jackson Alice Faye Jernigan Elizabeth Jernigan Jc'1nnie Jernigan Barbara Keen Shelbia Keen Sylvia Keen Ennis Laws Be tty Mc Cullen Ann Mills Winnafred Mozingo Kenneth Pennington Eva Ellen Sasser Robert Snead . Lydia Spain Morris Surnmerlin Elizabeth Thompson Dewey Thompson Nina Thompson Judith Thornton James M. Weaver R, W, Weaver Bonnie Westbrook Yvonne We stbrook 4 'Ci'- in-5 -'im BECKY JONES CHARLES MARTIN LENA RUTH BRITT President Vice President Secretary Saphamares mf '57s S. 5, tv, - A e -ks. t, . L if 'I-'Q X ke 1 ms 'Air' A . 4- - ' -. ' L K x J FC J A ru, ' KN , 7 y I... V ing... A f -N. 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X N 5 1 x L 1.60 N BILL JINETTE ANNETTE BRITT ALICE STRICKLAND President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer First Row: James Barnes, Second Row: Barbara'Best, Laverne Best, Sallie Ann Best, Gerald Bradford, Annette Britt,Betty Jean Brock, Ludy Bryan, Third Row: Nellie Mac Bryan, Johnny Casey, Joyce Casey, Carolyn Denning, Earl Dunbar, Evelyn Edwards Faye Edwards. Fourth Row: Glenn Futrell, Jack Grady, Gail Grantham, Shelton Gran tharn, Shirley Gurley, Stanley Hartley, James Holland. -3 im! iv YB' - J mhhu 'A 1 6 ' tha. 'ig hcl E 5. 'Sf- clk? 5 4. tr Q. X l ti is ' First Row: Patricia Hood, Carroll Ingram, Arthur Jackson, Joanne Jernigan, Phyllis Jernigan, Bill Jinnette, Lena Rose Joyner, Second Row: Joyce Ann Keen, Betty Gray Kornegay, Ann Laws, Faye Mercer, Ray Mercer, Horace Mills Tommy Mozingo. Third Row: Lynwood Price, Howard Radford, Bobby Raynor, Wayne Rhodes, Russell Robinson, Alice Strickland, Linda Strickland, Fourth Row: Jean Sutton, Betty Thigpen, Billy Gerald Thompson, Haywood Thompson, Betty Thornton, Bryan Thornton, Harold Ray Tyner, Fifth Row: Jerry Tyner, Jerry Wadsworth, Chairles Weaver, Helen Weeks, Dartha Carol Westbrook, Mattie Wilkins, Geneverette Wise. A1 'N it R ii it .Ju -L... 'X my I 3 -s -N 'ww 4 T- tr- 'i 1 r li 1' -'L x ...V I - G++' X ' fi , gg? S 57- If ?.,, W7 I 3' XX. r A 4 ., MP., EDGAR SASSER MR, WALTER STRICKLAND Kehiud Che Scene Workers Mrs, Fannie Rose, Mrs, Ruth Sasser, Miss Louise Jernigan, Mrs. Letha Grady, Mrs Maude Outlaw, Mrs, Eunice Laws, 5,1 x i 1 'E I f U 1 5 5 if 4 01, 5 I 5 'x f ' 'f I w T f , . 6 .,'. I I lov I t . gh Q. x - , rf., JL 'P' xi 'HY 5. Q I . . i s 5 , ! Th' X A f P .9 . ,H 4 tifdi 'Z' 1 , M I . X rf Q. ., - -1 ' 1: X 1 1 1 x 52? Es, Q ,fl ' af 1 . 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Goldsboro North Carolina Mount Olive North Carolina Compliments of CREECH'S INC. Furniture of Distinction 209 W. Walnut Street Phone 2143 Goldsboro North Carolina A Compliments of ROSE FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings 219 West Walnut Street Phone 1440 Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of GOLDSBORO ICE DELIVERY CO. Quality Coal Phone 45 J. W. Adams, Manager Goldsboro North Carolina ISAACS-KAHN FU RN ITU RE CO. The Big Furniture Store On Center Street 118-122 N. Center Goldsboro North Carolina CASEY BODY WURKS We Buy Burned 8: Wrecked Cars at Trucks Complete Auto Rebuilding New and Used Parts Tires Tubes Bumpers Fenders Batteries Day Phone-1957 24 Hour Night Phone-3924 Wrecker Service ss Rvace! LZX3, CQ? f Q D 6 IS CUR f Z FIRST THOUGHT i Ken P. Casey, Owner Truck Lane, 117 South Goldsboro North Carolina NAME Bobby Aswell Jimmy Britt Carson Brock Jo Ann Bryan Clayton Burch Lindell Bryan Faye Cotton Jimmy Cox James E. Creel Viola Denning Earl Grady Hazel Harris Mary Jean Hill Donald Hinson Janet Holland Lavee Hollowell Bobby Joyner Emma Joyner Bobby Kornegay Donald Lambert Shelton Laws David Littleton Betty Lou Martin Tony Mills Alice Rose Mozingo James Neel Cora Ann Pipkin Mary Ellen Porter Joseph Thain Alice Faye Thornton Charles Tyner Jep Wells Seuiar information PET PEEVE A brag Power-glide Chevrolets Chemistry Careless drivers Having to work 'til 8 on Saturday night Having to stay home Gossipers Unsociable women SAYING I don't know None of your business I don't know Well, I'll say No sir Ask me, ain't l I got a feeling he's after me It's immaterial, I assure you Girls I told you so Having to stay at home ' O, K, Not beginning church on time Wouldn't you Staying at home A late date on Sunday Hot dogs Homework on week-ends Tell her she is fat 1949 Chevrolet Lights on at night Lying women A brag Slowpokes Wait a E. C. C. Washing dishes Slowpokes Being late Waiting for a girl like to know '? You think you're in there You better believe Censored Just ask me I do know Chances are You don't say I'll be drip I don't know, Boys minute, I'll tell you l'll be hang Well sir Hold on Oh, me, me I tell you what Having to stay at home Ain't this a crying shame '? Dragging feet Appearing before a group Chewing gum and popping knuckles Having to watch T. V. all the time Algebra ls that right? I have flunked Great day l'll be hang Go to Kinston FAVORITE PASTIME Watching T . V. Riding and squalling tires in high gear Hunting Eating and watching T. V, Loafing Loafing Listening to radio Sports Hunting Going to Goldsboro Loafing Skating Loafing Women Listening to the radio Watching T, V, Having a good time Going to the show Horses X Going to the movies Going to the movies Going to Air-vue Sewing and watching T. Watching T. V. Playing the piano Watching T, V. Going to Goldsboro V. Watching T, V. and sewing Playing ball Reading and watching T, V, Hunting I-lor se s Senior Jnfarmatiau NOTED FOR Being married Ba shfulne s s Quietne s s Pretty hair Going to Goldpark Lake Wishing for an Oldsmobile Neatness Athletic abilities Wisecracks Going steady Smoking a cigar Chewing gum Going steady Chasing women So many boy friends Friendliness Chewing tobacco Going steady Cute remarks Being sleepy Daydreaming Jokes Brains Being a friend Being slow Going steady Going steady Being on the go Asking questions Bashfulness A Not studying Cute remarks AMBITI-ON Be a success Radio-T, V, repairman To be a success Be a teacher Farm To be a trucker Be a receptionist Baseball player Be a millionaire Be a telephone operator V Farm Get Married Be a good Homemaker Be a millionaire To be an airline hostess Be a teacher Be a mechanic Be a bookkeeper Be a great lover Undecided Be an airplane mechanic To go to Hawaii Be a good teacher Be a farmer To be a success Bde a Civil Service worker Be a secretary LTO be a success in life Be a pharmacist Be a teacher Be a pilot Be a great lover T i 1 I i i 1 I T I 5 I r 3 1 Ti li 1 ll I I Y I 1 I I Frigidaire Sales And Service 1 I N GARNER Bnomuzs Feed eiiplvreriiiizeif ' . Building Material 1Phone 2530 Mount Olive ' - North Carolina i , ' . Compliments of HTIB DEPARTMENT STORE ' Phone 1180 ,' . Goldsboro North Carolina 50,000,000 Times A Daylf DRINK IN BOTTLES BARNES, HARREll, RAWllNGS COMPANY WEEKS AND DEBRUHL GROCERY Groceries, Meats, Gas 8: Oil 423 S. George Street Goldsboro North Carolina LITTLETON'S WAREHOUSE For the High Dollar and Better Service 600 North John Street Goldsboro North Carolina WORLEY TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Authorized Royal Dealer 105 lf2 N. Center Street Phone 251 Goldsboro North Carolina SILVER SEAL COMPANY Venetian Blinds House Furnishings Bibles VINSON'S BEAUTY SHOP 'fax sf W' is Q 7 For a Permanent To Suit Your ' Personality Ed Harris, Proprietor Visit lcgggjhone 517 S. SlocumbStreet E Goldsboro North Carolina Goldsboro North Carolina MUSIC Cr SPORTS lt Pays to Play Phone 1996 W. P. ROSE SUPPLY COMPANY Building Materials Phone 33 or 1288-W i Goldsboro North Carolina Goldsboro North Carolina It Pays to Shop At NNEYEI AIWAYS FIISI OUAIIIV GENERATOR 5 STARTER SERVICE Hubert W. Partin, Jr, Carburetors, Generators Starters Phone 4350 127 W. Chestnut Street Goldsboro North Carolina Goldsboro North Carolina GOLDSBORO BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY CLINIC DRUG COMPANY From Tree To Key A Good Drug Store Tel. 618 and 619 S, Carolina Street Phone 2239 Builder's Supplies and Paints Goldsboro North Carolina Mount Olive North Carolina Compliments of O'BERRY 6' LEWIS. INC. CLIFTON TIRE SERVICE U. S. Tire Recapping Thomas O'Berry, Director Highway 117 110 S. William Street Phone 2234 Phone 5 Goldsboro North Carolina Mount Olive North Carolina LOWE'S FIRESTONE SMITH BROTHERS H026 arf? futo General Merchandise upp e Grain Buyers 131 North Center street Wholesale Gas and O11 Phone 2919 Mount Olive North Carolina Dudley North Carolina THE FOOD STORE GINN LUMBER COMPANY Park- -Shop--Save Rough and Dressed Lumber Corner of Breazeale Ave. 8: Station St. Contract Building Mount Olive North Carolina Mount Olive North Carolina G. Cr H. FEED MILL Mixed Feeds Customed Grinding 8: Mixing Route 1 Highway 102 Phone 1985-W-l Goldsboro North Carolina Compiimenis of BIG BRICK WAREHOUSE and J. R. MUSGRAVE LTD. Goldsboro North Carolina CAROLINA WAREHOUSE For Best Results Feed Platinum Feeds Guy Best COMPANY Bruce Smith Box 642 Phone lOl Goldsboro North Carolina Goldsboro North Carolina ROME L. DICKERSON Pond Excavation Sand-Gravel-Excavating P. O. Box 317 Day Phone 2200 - Night 4899 Goldsboro North Carolina DEWEY BROS., INC. Founders and Machinists Mill Supplies Metal Building Supplies Phone 1800 Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of N. C. CONSOLIDATED HIDE CO.. W. H. GRIFFIN fr SON YOUR WARMEST FRIENDS INC. Esso Heating Oil phones 1532-233U A Coal For Every Purpose 47 Phones 48 Goldsboro North Carolina Goldsboro North Carolina DOCK EDWARDS Groceries and Meats Dealer of Amoco Products Phone 1985-R-2 Highway 102 Near Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of AMERICAN PLUMBING and ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. Goldsboro Zebulon North Carolina North Carolina Shop With Confidence FARMERS WAREHOUSE At I-EDER BROTHERS simon Hill, owner And Wilson Highway Wear With Pride Goldsboro North Carolina G01dSbO1'0 N01'th Carolina II7 TRUCK STOP 24. Hour Service J. H. Turnage, Owner Quality Always Pays 91 Years of Service to The Youth of Eastern Carolina I I Phone 9203 Located l Mile South of Goldsboro North Carolina Y MICKEY'S PASTRY SHOP Phone 909 Cakes-Pies-Doughnuts-Cookies Pastries of All Kinds We Specialize In Party and Wedding Cakes 212 North Center Goldsboro North Carolina I Everything In Wearing Apparel 9 I OIPARIMDUI UO!! Goldsboro North Carolina sf 1 f, I L mmf Q, ,v A, ,ff 2 f 9,Z,f,f.M0. ,iv , L ,Q K A , Ziffidf' '!,fZf'f',,.4f4f4.LQi7 I . J ,i ff- 1 , ' -iz if . -'47 A 1 felals fr r' 1' u ' 1 SCO-C0 HIGH QUALITY ,X , RTI LIZ E FE RS fwfc fd? ?g,f.f1 ffl' WIQWMWMJ f ,404 Q2,!d.,,4 f .u4f-aAffw-414 MW ?Zlj.,fji1l-,U Q SUUTHERN C HZfiIY0NJ6IL CUMPANY Goldsbo o No th C ol a PRICE JEWELER Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of COZART PACKING COMPANY Goldsboro North Carolina M- L- BRITT STATE FARM INSURANCE Feeds Groceries L. Frank Jones Route 1 Mr, 2970 Goldsboro North Carolina Four Oaks North Carolina THOMPSON AND FRANCIS SUPER MARKET Mount Olive North Carolina ETHEL'S SHOPPE The Ladies and Children's Shop Phone 3118 Mount Olive North Carolina STANLEY SHOE STORE Mount Olive North Carolina FARMER'S SUPPLY COMPANY 811 .North John Street Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of WAYNE REALTY AND INSURANCE Goldsboro North Carolina LITTLE JIM'S BARBER SHOP Owned and Operated by Jessie Graham Compliments of C. W. FLOWERS STORE General Merchandise Fertilizer-Feeds-Seeds Phone 2566-M-4 Route 1 Four Oaks North Carolina RICHARDS JEWELERS, INC. .I 0 RUWLL Portable D ,.. E wma Fuu-slzso ' ,N KEYBOARD 'Ea-,ii ee it .,.4 32 iq. A. '. , ,.- S O N Lvl. A ,,, wlw 'OUR J 'N'T'AlU ':- .V .YAV INQIGHA COST 79 52 106 North Center Street Goldsboro North Carolina K. s. WARREN'S GIN Latest Machinery Mount Olive North Carolina f or Hand or Machine Picked Compliments of Route 3 Highway 55 KRAFT'S STUDIO Res. 2305 - Gin 2307 Mount Olive North Carolina Mount Olive North Carolina Q! 0 l f 'f f , Q , ff ,. J I ,J Co lim nfs of I f 3 K ,- J J ENTR L NC L w. R. JENNETTE URNITUR cp . if A Goldsbor North a ina , 0 Qua1it ur ' ure I st ' 1917 I WAYN RE AUR NT D W. C e Manager -- N Goldsbor North C in! Moy Olive N0 ht, rolina tl Af I A- 07 C Wmenis of I omplimenfs ofyff , 1 ff'j.z f X OY s LUNCH X ,f X ldsboro rth Carolina 7, I , -I! MU AY PPLY COMPANY ff omplimenfs of lj! 2 AYMOND'S 1jfU1y,s AND , ' ,Hlghw 117 f , Mount Olive North Carolina Mount Ollve North Caro 1 3-X ARTIE BANKS ' Compl' ten s of Pu e Servi - I If 1- Co ner '- 4 John ENGLI H AND OLIVER , , Moun 1ve North o na I' pf xl 1 ,- I Go oro to h Carolina Co ' enfs of ff ,i S MOTEL O OLIVE PICKLE CO. . ount Ol ve North Carolina 01 sboro North Carolina fl Lf' ff Compliments of FRED EDWARDS CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT CO. Groceries Meats Goldsboro North Carolina , Goldsboro North Carolina CARR SPRING COMPANY BILLY CRUMPLER Wholesale Automotive Parts Groceries Meats Telephone 762 Goldsboro North Carolina Goldsboro North Carolina tl iq' TF .i 1 wVffjyfAS2pMivD!,fjf4ivLlj WMA! LVL X0 , 'f M yi' my MQW? ZW Q fain? ff' J! ' xx ' X X 'ff ji I L ph! Com is Vgf x i fi' J N W! 'N ig 0 Q ff 1 Af WWJZW B if if if jf lj M, hoe rw?-fgjefjgeit et A . ' . fv ' ' f I Y ,F s Phodjl 63 Mx l i ' ,V i 1 rj j X North Ciggzfzxxa fgjgj 1 A J EM vi My V9 U V Aff A A Q! 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