Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

-tic 1 ' I ' 1 -H - ■ V. , A A ye? -1 1 V cJ ' u X s - K.Aw XV X= i ' t xL C. ' xIM- O O-C- - q, - .y v cr . ' V S ' AX.Xa , cZX - v-e - i! The TAU, 1957 i i DEDICATION We, the Class of ' 57, proudly present the 1957 TAU to Miss Frances Peele Lamb. She has enriched our lives throuo;h unselfish devotion to her profession, to her pupils, to her school, and to her community. Throutrh the years she has guided us forthrightly along the paths of citizenship and knowledge. Her inspiration and understand- ing will always endear her to us. in the years ahead we wish her the very best that life may bring. Sumrell-Whichard FACULTY Mr. H. Rose Mr. O. E. Dowd Duke University, A. B., M. A.; Miss Estelle Greene East Carolina College, A. B. M. A.; Math, Senior Advisor Mrs. Ruth Bi NG Kcrney State Teacher ' s College, A. B.; Commerce Mrs. Mary Goodman Woman ' s College of U. N. C, A. B.; East Carolina College, M. A.; English, Journalism Miss Laura Bell Woman ' s College o£ U. N. C. A. B., M. a.; Commerce Mrs. Bess C. Pickiesimer George Peabody, B. S., M. A. Biology, Chemistry, Physics Mr. Robert B. Starling Atlantic Christian College, A. B.; University of North Carolina, M. A.; Social Stud les -y ■ ' Duke University, A. B.; Columbia University, M. A.; Superintendent Mr. Ward James East Carolina College, A. M. A.; English, Senior Advis Mrs. Elizabeth Mims Woman ' s College of U. N. C, A. B.; French, Spanish, Senior Advisor Miss Deanie B. Haskett East Carolina College, A. B M. A.; English Miss Frances Smith Saint Mary ' s, East Carolina Col- lege, A. B., M. A.; Math Mrs. Rebecca Smith Woman ' s College of U. N. C, B. S., M. S., Home Economics Mr. Guy Lewis East Carolina College, B. S.; Uni- versity of North Carolina, M. Ed.; Social Studies, Coach Miss Ona Shindler De Pauw University, B. M.; New York University, M. A.; Music Page Three FACULTY Mrs. Khmp H. Baldwin East Carolina College, A. B, M. A.; Math, Latin, Social Studies Mrs. LtNA B. Reynolds Eastern Teacher ' s College, A. B.; East Carolina College, M. A.; English, Math w . . J . Mrs. Audrey M. Page East Carolina College, A. B.; Home Economics, Science Mr. James E. Rodghr.s University of North Carolina, A. B.; Columbia University, M. A.; histrumcntal Music, Band Mks. Margaret Farley Woman ' s College of U. N. C, A. B.; University of North Caro- lina, B. S. in Library Science Miss Erances Lamb East Carolina College, A. M. A.; Social Studies, Health Mrs. Jean Smith ; ■ East Carolina College, B. S.; 8th Grade . , Miss Mamie Ruih Bradie Secretary NOT PICTURED Mrs. Evelyn Mo ye Latin, Algebra Mrs. Christine Tripp East Carolina College, A. B. M. A.; Science Mrs. Nellie White Chowan College; East Carolina College, A. B.; French, English Mr. Roland Farley Duke University, A. B.; East Carolina College, M. A.; Health, Phj al Education, Coach Mr. William E. Landing East Carolina College, B. S. M. A.; English, Health Mrs. Mildred Derrick University of Georgia, A. B., B. S. East Carolina College, M. A. Math, Science r Mr. Earl Windley ' North Carolina State College, Registered Engineer, Naval Archi- tect; Shop, Mechanical Drawing Miss Mary Eakes Secretary Page Four SPACE CHATTER ' X 2 1 - -€ 1 — - a - lZ) - r. Uf ' SENIORS Mary Alice Barrow Sadie Rae Brady Evelyn Braxton Page Eight Page Nine Page Eleven SENIORS William Rcjland Fleming Alton Fletcher Flye Mclvin Fussell Betty Jane Flarrington Dennis Irvin Harris John Ivey Harris Page Twelve SENIORS Page Thirteen Fdward Graham Lcc J(i-.( pli Rox Martin, Jr. Louis Garris Ma ' Page Fifteen SENIORS II Ruth Lois Peaden Carol Hughes Peedc Charles Tate Pender Lewis Aldridge Phelps Margaret White Phelps Rufus Wayne Pollard Page Eighteen SENIORS Page Twenty SENIORS Page Twenty-Two SENIORS William King Willis Claudctte Luc Wilson William Joseph Win atc, Ji SUMMER GRADUATES Peggy Everett Reid Robert Steele Shackelford Mildred Elizabeth Suse Page Twenty-Three COLORS: Gi-een and Gold FLOWER: Daffodil MOTTO: They conquer who think they can. ' Pafie Tioevty-Four SENIOR DIRECTORY John Edgar Arnold ■■John FaI Class V. P. 1. 2: Band 1; Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 2; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. John Bernard Barrett ■■TUjry ' - J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; .Ir.- Sr. Grand March 3; Track 3. 4; Mon. Club 3, 4. Mary Alice Barrow Ma7 y F. H. A. 1, 2; N. F. L. 3; Girls ' Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Sadie Rae Brady -Rae F. H. A. 1- Lib. Club 3. 4; Sec. 4; Tau Staff 4. Evelyn Louise Braxton Bed V. l . A. 1. 1. Lois Jeanette Brown Lo-Lo Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1; F. H. A. 1; Band 1, 2; Cor. Ball Floorshow 2- S. C. A. Rep. 2. 3, 4- F. T. A. 2; Jr.-Sr. Floor- show 2. 3; Majorette 3, 4; F. N. C. 4; Mixed Chorus 4: Homecoming Queen 4; Superlative 4; F. N. C. Correspond- ing Sec. 4. Nancy Virginia Brown ■ ' Nancy Fresh Fol. Floorshow 1; Fresh. Fol. Comm. Chm. 1; Jr. High Limelighter 1; I. C. C. 1; S. C. A. Rep. 1; Alt. 2; Sec. 3; Judicial Comm. Chm. 4; Cor. Ball Floorshow 2; Cor. Ball Comm. Chm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3: Grand March 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4: Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Co-Pres. 4- N. C. Clinic Chorus 2, 3 ' F. T. A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Historian 3; The Green Lights ' Reporter 2; Bus. Mgr. 3; Co-Ed. 4; N. H. S. 3, 4; Traffic Comm. 4; Superlative 4. Ann Brewer Bryan Ann T. C. C. 1- Latin Club 1; F. H. A. 1, 2; Flagbearer 3; Girls ' Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; N. H. S. 4. Peggy Joyce Cannon Shoriij F. H. A. 2, 3; Girls ' Glee Club 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; School Store 4. George Edward Clark Friar Boys ' Glee Club 2. Madelyn Coleman Madelyn Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1: Class Treas. 1; F. H. A. 1, 2; S. C. A. Rep. 1, 2, 4; Alt. 3; Jr. Girls ' Glee Club 2; F. T. A. 2. 3, 4: Pres. 4; Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2; Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3; Grand March 3; Class Sec. 3; N. H. S. 3, 4; Pres. 4; N. H. S. District Del. 3: Tau Staff 4; Chief Marshal 3, 4; Superla- tive 4. Judith Arlene Corbett Judy Fresh. Fol Floorshow 1; F. H. A. 1; F. T. A. 1, 2, 3: District Choral Clinic 2- State Choral Clinic 3; Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4- Section Leader 3; Cor. Ball Floorshow 2: Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 2; 2nd High Mag. Salesman 3; The Green Lights ' Staff 3, 4; News Edi- tor 4; State Solo Clinic 4; Marshal 3, 4; Superlative 4. James Levy Corey, Jr. Snooky S. C. A. Rep. 4. Doris Elizabeth Davenport Do-Do Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1; Fresh. Fol. Comm. Chm. 1; I. C. C. 1; N. F. L. 1, 2, 3; F. H. A. 1, 2; F. T. A. 1, 3; Cor. Ball Floorshow 2; Cor. Ball Comm. Chm. 2; Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 2, 3; Over-all Chm. Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3, 4; S. C. A. Alt. 4: Superlative 4; Marshal 3, 4. Blanche Myers Dudley Blanche Fresh. Fol Floorshow 1; F. H. A. 1; L C. C. 1; Jr.-Sr. Grand March 3; S. C. A. Rep. 4; Girls ' Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Ernest Nelson Dudley Skeeter Band 1, 2. 3; Track 1, 4; Band Ensemble 3, 4; Band Coun- cil 4; Tau Staff 4; Superlative 4. Angus MacLean Duff • ' Gw-S ' Jr. High Commencement Speaker 1; J. V. Basketball 1. 2; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Phant. Club 1, 2; Track 1; Baseball 2. 3, 4; Cor. Ball Comm. Chm. 2; Basketball 3, 4; Mon. Club 2 3, 4; Class Treas. 2; N. C. Academy of Science Winner 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3; Grand March 3; N. C. S. C. C. Del. 3, 4; S. C. A. Rep. 3; Alt. 2; Building and Improve- ment Comm. 3; Chm. 4: Tau Staff ' 4; Limelighter 1, 4. Hugh Cheatham Duncan Dunk Jr. High Commencement Speaker 1; S. C. A. Alt. 1; Rep. 2 3; N. F. L. 1, 2, 3; Treas. 2; Track 1, 2: Tennis 2; The Green Lights ' Sports Writer 2; Sports Ed. 3; Football Mgr. 2; Mon. Club 2, 3, 4; Cor. Ball Comm. Chm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3: Grand March 3; H. R. Chtu. 4; Superlative 4; Tau Staff 4. Lois West Eaton Lois F H. A. 1- N. F. L. 2, 3; Band 3, 4; Marshal 3, 4: Tau Staff 4; N. H. S. 4. Alice Leota Edwards Leota Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1; L C. S. 1; N. H. S. Award 1; F. H. A. 1. 2; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4: Cor. Ball Comm. Chm. 2; Cor. Ball Floorshow 2; Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3: Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 2, 3; Grand March 3- H. R. Co Chm. Sta. Sales 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Marshal 3. 4. Thomas Wayne Eidson fats Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1; J. V. Football 1, 2; J. V. Basket- ball 1 2: Lib. Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Treas. 3; Basketball 3, 4; Tau Staff 4; Class V. P. 4; H. R. Chm. 4; H. R. Chm. Sta. Sales 4; The Green Lights ' Sports Editor 4; Superlative 4. Curtis Randolph Elks Curfw Baseball 3. Patricia Ann Evans Pat Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 4: F. N. C. 2. 3; Lib. Club 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Tau Staff 4: Lib. Staff 4. Earl Klutz Fisher Fish Shop 2; Football 3: Ba.seball 4. Barbara Rowe Fleming ■•Bobbie F. H. A. 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2; Girls ' Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Irma Yvonne Fleming Yvonne Jr. Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2; F. T. A. 1. 2; Lib. Club 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Glee Club 3, 4. Mattie Lou Fleming ■■Teeny Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls ' Glee Club 1; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3; Lib. Club 2, 3, 4. William Roland Fleming ■■Billy Basketball 1, 4; Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 3: S. C. A. Alt. 3; Lib. Club Treas. 4; High School Hi-Lites Treas. 4; Sportscaster 4; Track 4. Alton Fletcher Flye Buck Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Section Leader 3, 4; Cor. Ball Floorshow 2: High School Hi-Lites Sports- caster 4; Superlative 4. Melvin Eugene Fussell Fizzle Shop 4. Betty Jane Harrington ■ ' Snetty F. H. A. 2: Lib. Club 3, 4. Page Twenty-Five SENIOR DIRECTORY Dennis Irvin Harris, Jr. Demiis S. C. A. Alt. 2; Rep. 3. 4; Class Treas. 3; Tau Staflf 4; Superlative 4. John Ivey Harris Johnnie Bertie Lee Heath Bi(i Mouth F. H. A. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3; Girls ' Glee Club 2 3- School Store 4. James Earl Higson Jim nil Shop i. Nancy Ann Hoot Hoot fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1; I. C. C. 1; N F L 1 2 3- F. T. A. 2, 3; Treas. 3: Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 3; Marshal 3 4- Miss School Spirit 4; Superlative 4. Bonnie Louise Howard Bonnie Transfer from Goldsboro. N. C. 4. Jerry Morris Howell Jerry Track 1: N. F. L. 1, 2, 3. 4: Pari. 4: High School Hi-Lights Sportscaster 2; Cor. Ball Comm. Chm. 2; S. C A. Rep 2 3: Pres. 4; Traffic Comm. 2, 3: Journalism 2, 3, 4: Class Pres. 3; Jr.-Si-. Grand March 3; E. D. N. C. S. C C Del 3, 4; N. H. S. 3, 4; Tau Staff 4; Superlative 4. Aubrey Donald Hudson Peanut Royce Hulton Hunsucker, Jr. Honeij Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2: Pliant. Club 2: Basketball 2; Mon. Club 2, 3, 4. Evelyn Marie Jarvis Jur head F. H. A. 1. William Lester Johnson Billy 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Track 3; Band Football 1. 2 1, 2. John Linwood Johnston JoJniny Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1: Football Mgr. 2; Mon. Club 2 3 4. Ashby Wade Jordan Wade Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1: Phant. Club 1, 2- Track 1 2 ' Cor. Ball Floorshow 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Mon Club l ' 2 3, 4; Baseball 8: Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 3; Superlative 4. Mary Louvinia Joyner Lou F. H. A. 1, 2. James Tilmon Keel Tilmon Shop 1, 2, 3. James Clyde Kelly Jim my ' ' sketball 1 2: Mon, Club 1, 2. 3; Football 1 2 3 4- Track 1, 2, 3, 4. . • . Ralph Douglas Lancaster R. D. Shop 1 ; Wrestling 4. Edward Graham Lee Eddie J. V. Football 1, 2; Track 2; Football 4. Joseph Roy Martin, Jr. J. Roy N. F. L. 1; Homeroom Chm. 2; Track 1; Fresh. Fol Floor- show 1; Band 1. 2; Cor. Ball Comm. Chm. 2; Floorshow 2- S. C. A. Rep. 2, 3; Alt. 1, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Stand- mg Comm. 3: Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3; Grand March 3; Mon Club 3, 4; Sec.-Treas. 4; Lib. Club 3, 4; V. P. 4; Welcome and Dance Comm. 4; Tau Staff 4; Superlative 4. Louis Garris May Louie Mgr. J. V. Football 1; N. F. L. 1, 2; Track 1, 4; Grand March 3. Donald Lee McArthur Mac Fresh. Fol. Comm. Chm. 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 1; Orchestra 1, 2; Red Cross Rep. 2; Brass Ensemble 3, 4. , Laura Cecelia McArthur Laura F. H. A. 1; F. T. A. 1: L C. C. 1: Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2; Latin Club 1. 2: S. C. A. Alt. 2. 3; 3rd High Mag. Salesman 3; Marshal 3, 4; Tau Staff 4; N. H. S. 4. Georgia Ann Merritt Joiks F. H. A. 1. 2: Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Lib. Club 4. Hudson Ives Miller Huddy Baseball 1, 2. Cecil Ray Moore Ray Transfer from Grimesland, N. C. 3; Jr.-Sr. 3; Shop 3. Grand March Martha Tetterton Mocre Martha Rose I. C. C. 1; Girls ' Glee Club 1. 2; F. H. A. 1; Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 2; F. T. A. 2, 3; Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 2: Jr.-Sr. Comm. Ch. 3; Grand March 3; Lib. Club 3, 4; Superlative 4. Memrie Taylor Mosier Ambrosier Transfer from Alexandria, Va. 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; N. F. L. 2, 3: F. T. A. 3; Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3; Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 3: H. R. Comm. Chm. Mag. Sales 3; Grand March 3; Superlative 4. Mamie Jeanne Moye Jearuie I. C. C. 1; F. H. A. 1; F. T. A. 1, 2. 3; Fresh. Fol. Floor- show 1: Jr. Girls ' Glee Club 1; Cor. Ball Floorshow 2; Jr.-Sr. Dancer 2, 3; Grand March 3; Cheerleader 3; S. C. A. Rep. 4; Girls ' Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4; Superlative 4. William Thomas Nichols Billy-one Lib. Staff 2; Tre s. 2; Jr.-Sr. Grand March 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Tau Staff 4. Sam Paul Nixon Sam Red Cross Rep. 1; Football 1, 2, 4; Shop 2. Lee Ann NorMs Ann Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1; F. H. A. 1, 2; Cor. Ball Floor- show 2; Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 2: Girls ' Glee Club 3, 4; Lib. Club 4. Gracie Juanita Paul Poochie F. H, A. 1, 2. Ruth Lois Peaden Ruthie Carol Hughes Peede ( arol V. H. A. 2; F. N. C. 4. Charles Tate Pender Sack Transfer from Winterville, N. C. 4. Lewis Aldridge Phelps Curly Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4: Golf 1. 2. 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3; Grand March 3; Mon. Club 3, 4; Superlative 4. Margaret White Phelps Zeke I. C. C. 1; Jr. High Limelighter 1; Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1: Latin Club 1, 2; F. H. A. 1, 2; S. C. A. Rep. 1; Alt. 3; Cor. Ball Floorshow 2: Girls ' Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Page Tirenly-Sl.v SENIOR DIRECTORY Rufus Wayne Pollard •• •V Bnv Shop 1, 3. 4; Wrestling :5. 4. Thomas Jefferson Powell • ' 7 ' 0) i William Jesse Powell ■ ■WiUk ' Uoy-s ' Glee Club 1, 2, :i, 4; Treas. 3; Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Cloe Club Ensemble 2: Wrestling 3, 4; Football 4. Eugene Ross Roberts ■•liutcli Bovs ' Glee Club 1; F ' l ' esh. Fol. Floorshow 1; J. V. Football 1, 2. Emily Carolyn Rogerson ■■Hnlf-Piiil-- Transfer from Franklin Sjirings, Ga. 3. Jo Anna Rooke •■Jo Hanna Majorette 1. 2, 3 4; Chief 4; F. H. A. 1: Fresh. Fol. Floor- show 1; Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 1, 3; S. C. A. Alt. 1, 2; Rep. 3; F. T. A. 1. 2, 3. 4; Girls ' Glee Club 1. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Joiu-nalism 4. Virginia Ross Sermons Ginger F. H. A. 1, 2; Fresh. Fol. Comm. Co-Chm. 1; F loorshow 1; S. C. A. Rep. 1; Alt. 2. 3; F. T. A. 2, 3; Jr.-Sr. Dancer 2; Majorette 2, 3; Cor. Ball Comm. Co-Chm. 2; Cor. Ball Floorshow 2; Traffic Comm. 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Girls ' Glee Club 3; Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3; Grand March 3; Superlative 4. William Aubrey Sermons BUlit Band 1. 2: Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Captain 4; Basketball 2, 4; Wrestling 3; Phant. Club 2, 3, 4; Mon. Club 2. 3. 4; V. P. 4: Superlative 4. George Ray Shackleford George Boys ' Glee Club 3, 4; Pres. 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Carolyn Annette Smith Nett S. C. A. Alt. 1; F. H. A. 1, 2; Lib. Staff 1, 2, 3; Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3; Girls ' Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Charles Durwood Smith Teddy Bear Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4- J. V. Basketball 1. 2; J. V. Football 1, 2: Basketball 3. 4: Football 3, 4. Frances Ringgold Smith Frances T. C. C. 1- N. F. L. 1, 2; F. H. A. 1, 2; V. P. 3: Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Red Ci ' oss Rep. 1; F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; Traffic Comm. 3, 4: S. C. A. Alt. 3, 4; Citizenship Comm. 4; Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3- Grand March 3; The Green Lights ' Staff Reporter 3; Co.-Ed. 4; S. C. A. Cam. Mgr. 4. Charles Donald Squires Square Band 2, 3, 4; Band Ensemble 3; Wrestling 3, 4. Willis Johnston Stancill Willis Track 1; Football 1, 4; Basketball Mgr. 2; Mon. Club 2, 3, 4. William Ernest Staton Statoi Mgr. Football 2; Mgr. Baseball 2. Mildred Elizabeth Sugg Betty Fresh. Fol. Comm. Chm. 1; Jr. High Limelightei ' 1; F. H. A. 1, 2; S. C. A. Alt. 1; Rep. 2, 3; Girls ' Trio 1. 2; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3: State Choral Clinic 2; District Music Clinic 3; Cor. Ball Comm. Chm. 3; Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 2; Over-all Chm. Jr.-Sr. Dance 3; Grand March 3; Miss Twirp Season 3; N. H. S. 3; Summer School 4. Mickie Marie Sumrell Mick r. C. C. 1: F. H. A. 1, 2: Fresh. Fol. Comm. Co-Chm. 1; Floorshow 1; S. C. A. Rep. 2. 3; Roving Rep. 1; Chm. Welcome and Dance Comm. 4; Traffic Comm. 2, 3, 4; Cor. Ball Comm. Co Chm. 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Lib. 1, 2, 3; Cor. Ball Floorshow 2; N. H. S. 3, 4; Sec.-Treas. 4; Girls ' Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Band Clinic 4; Over-All Chm. Jr.-;r. 3; Girls ' State 3; Marshal 3, 4; Class Sec. 4; C Ed. Tau 4; Superlative 4. Janice Lee Taylor Homer F. H. A. 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1. 2; Girls ' Glee Club 1. 2: F. T. A. 2. Lytle Rex Taylor Rexe Lib. Club 3, 4. Grace Elizabeth Tunnell Betty F. H. A. 1: S. C. A. Alt. 2; Rep. 3 ' Jr.-Sr. Grand March 3; H. R. Co-Chm. Mag. Sales 3; Mixed Chorus 4. Bruce Van Voorhis Bruce Transfer from Beaufort, N. C. 3; Jr.-Sr. Grand March 3. Alton Gene Vincent Beanie Baseball 1. 2; Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Brass Ensemble 3; Glee Club 3. 4: Basketball 4; Band Sec. Leader 4. Grayson Waldrop Drip I. C C. 1- F. H. A. 1; Fresh. Fol. Floorshow 1; Girls ' Trio 1, 2. 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Chief 4; F. T. A. 2. 3, 4: Sec. 3; Red Cross Chm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 2; Cor. Ball Comm. Chm. 2; Cor. Ball Floorshow 2; Girls ' Glee Club 2. 3, 4; Sec.-Treas. 3; Co. -Pres. 4; Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3; Grand March 3; N. H. S. 3, 4; S. C. A. Mgr. 3; S. C. A. Rep. 4; Traffic Comm. 4; Superlative 4. Patricia Lee West IjCon F H. A. 1, 2; S. C. A. Rep. 3; Grand March 3: Joui-nalism 3: S. C. A. Alt. 4. Orman Ernie Whichard Liberace E E ' s 1, 2, 3, 4; S. C. A. Rep. 2- Dance Band 2, 3; Class V. P. 3; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; V. P. 4; Brass Ensemble 3, 4; Sec. Leader 4; Glee Club 4. Willis Kenneth Whichard, Jr. Kenny Transfer from Alexandria. Va. 3- Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chr. 3; Grand March 3. 4: Jr.-Sr. Floorshow 3; Football 3, 4; Class Treas. 4; Co-Ed. Tau 4. Marion Carol White Blondie Latin Club 1, 2; F. H. A. 3; Girls ' Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3; Tau Staff 4; Office Asst. 4; F. T. A. 4. Mona Jocelyn White Mono Latin Club 1, 2: S. C. A. Alt. 3. 4. Sharon Pearl Wilfong Pearl Jr. High Limelighter 1- Class Sec. 2: Majorette 2- Girls ' Glee Club 2; S. C. A. Alt 2: N. F. L. 2. 3; N. F. L. Debate Award 3; N. H. S. 3; N. H. S. District Del. 3; High School Hi-Lites Staff 3; Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chm. 3: Summer School 4. Edwin Cisco Wilkerson, Jr. F dwui S C A. Ren. 1: Rov. Rep. 2; V. P. 3; Chm. Sta. Comm. 4; Jr High Limelighter 1- Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4; Basketb U 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 4; Class Pres. 1, 2, 4; Phant. Club 2; Mon. Club 2. 3, 4; Pres. 4: N. C. S. C. C. Del. 3- E. D. N. C. S. C. C. Del. 3- Jr.-Sr. Grand March 3. 4; Athletic Council 4: Superlative 4, William King Willis Bill Track Mgr. l ' Phant. Club 1. 2; Band 1, 2; Mon. Club 2. 3, 4; Football 3; Jr.-Sr. Grand March 3. Claudette Lue Wilson Clandie Transfer from Aurora, N. C. 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2; F. H. A. 2. William Joseph Wingate, Jr. Joe Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Page Tiventy-Seven SUPERLATIVES Grayson and Billy Friendliest, ' Ginger and Hugh Page Twenty-Nine OFF THE ORBIT NAME PET EXPRESSION LIKES NOTED FOR AMBITION John Ed Arnold Hey boy! My wife and T-Bone steak Getting married at 17 To go to college John Barrett Bull Sports and girls Laughing in English 12 To sock Kruschev in the jaw Mary Alice Barrow Well, stop the world! Washington. D. C Trying to make a 1 in French II To be secretary to the President Sadie Rae Brady Now that ' s right! Boys and French fries Laughing To get a Mrs. degree Evelyn Braxton Sure enough. ' A certain boy from Chicod Being a careful driver To finish high school Lois Brown Hallo! Here ' tis! Wayne. French fried potatoes, clothing, and dancing Being a majorette To succeed Nancy Brown Does anyone have any news? G. H. S. and snow Talking a lot To go to California Ann Bryan Really! A State College junior Happy disposition To go to Meredith Peggy Cannon Oh. shoot! To eat To be a certain Mrs. Being little George Clark Holy cow! Cool cars Driving a pink Ford with no hubcaps To succeed in the Navy Madelyn Coleman Have you ever? Friendly people Southern drawl To be successful Judy Corbett .-- Well, back to the drawing board! Singing, dancing, and playing the piano Height and love for life To establish the first music school on Mars Levy Corey Well I ' ll be doggone! Girls ..Saying the wrong things at the wrong time To be a C. P. A. Doris Davenport Hallo! Here ' tis! Everybody Not having driver ' s license To be a perfect housewife Blanche Dudley Gee whiz! Fried chicken and chocolate cake Naturally curly hair To go to E. C. C. Nelson Dudley Where ' s Beck? Rebecca and goose hunting Artistic ability To win a paid vacation Angus Duff Okay! Everybody (especially petite girls) A little bit of everything To become a doctor and stay a bachelor Hugh Duncan Is that right? Soft music His hot ' 41 Chevy To see the world Lois Eaton What test? Horses Bicycle trips To be a rancher Alice Lee Edwards Hallo! Here ' tis! Basketball players Good figure To marry a coach Wayne Eidson Hey man! Lois Taking notes at ball games. To find a correct chemistry book Curtis Elks Let ' s play Softball! Sports Shyness To report for the Daily Reflector Patricia Evans You ' re kidding! Soft, dreamy music Blushing easily To find out what I really want in life Klutz Fisher I didn ' t say anything! Bad mufflers 98 Olds convertible To be a race car driver Barbara Fleming I ' ll bet! Melvin Pretty blue eyes To receive a Mrs. degree Billy Fleming Looks good to me! Girls Long eye lashes To get a college education Mattie Lou Fleming Oh, shucks! Good food and shorthand Working in the library To be a success in business Yvonne Fleming Oh, bull! Shirley and Lee and Pat Boone records Changing her mind To become an airline stewardess Buck Flye She ' s the sweetest! Salisbury Playing drums To go to Dental Tech. Melvin Fussell Rack them up! Girls and cars and girls Shooting pool To be an officer in the Army and to meet more girls Betty Jane Harring-on Oh, yes! Boys and French fries Laughing and talking To get a Mrs. degree Dennis Harris Shucks! Red sports cars Blue Chevrolet To be a C. P. A. Johnnie Harris Beats me! Twin fiberglass mufflers Driving a cool 54 Chevrolet convertible To go through college, marry Mary Edna, and live happily Bertie Lee Heath Ain ' t it the truth! To baby sit Big mouth ..To become a certain Mrs. James Higson Beats me! Hunting, fishing, and watching ball games Shyness To kill a 200 pound duck Nancy Ann Hoot Hallo! Here ' tis! Bayview and cashmere sweaters .Three-toned Century Buick with a red continental To graduate from Duke Bonnie Howard Be sure to be good A certain red-headed boy Going to church To be a school teacher Jerry Howell Let ' s go! To be somewhere else the next day Chasing polar bears To float down the Amazon on an innertube Aubrev Hudson Work? College women Telling the truth To have the fastest car in Green- ville Hulton Hunsucker Go fly a kite! Guns and certain house on Harding Street Going hunting To graduate from Georgia Tech. Evelyn Jarvis Ain ' t she cute! Carlton Green lemon Plymouth To go to Rome Billy Johnson Hello young fellow! Going to school His long high school career To graduate Johnny Johnston Huh? Food, girls, and rhythm and blues music Not talking in class To be a brain Wade Jordan Here ' tis!! P, football Bopping and blue hornet To marry a millionairess Mary Lou Joyner Gee whiz! Carson Being very shy To be a housewife Tilmon Keel Good evening, Mama! Loafing Driving To get out of school Jimmy Kelly It shakes me! Money and Nancy Borrowing money To get out of English 12 Ralph Lancaster That ' s right! Steaks and big oranges Gray Olds To make ten million dollars Paoc Thirty OFF THE ORBIT NAME PET EXPRESSION LIKES NOTED FOR AMBITION Eddie Lee Where ' s Jce? Julinda Flying To be a jet pilot Roy Martin ' Confound it! Boats, girls, cars Mathematical mind To be a lawyer Louis May You vvan ' na bet? To hunt geese and girls Wisecracks at football games ..To become a big wheel around town Donald McArthur Hey Sonny! Playing the cornet Being friendly to everyone To be an officer in the U. S. A. F. Laura McArthur You don ' t say! Jack and clothes Drivmg a green and white Olds To graduate from college Georgia Merritt How ' bout it! Corky Riding around in Plymouth To become a secretary Hudson Miller Big deal! Girls Going to the college To meet some more girls Martha Moore Don ' t ask me! Ray and sleeping Visit to South Carolina To be a primary teacher Ray Moore I ' ll tell you one thing! Martha Rose and sleeping late Trip to South Carolina To attend E. C. C. Jeanne Moye Hallo! Here ' tis! Cashmere sweaters and Bay View Driving a green Chrysler To graduate from U. N. C. Memrie Mosier Hallo! Here ' tis! U. N. C, cashmere, Cadillacs, and music Parties and dancing To be a millionairess and travel in Europe Billy Nichols It ' s fine as wine! To dance Being a C. S. boy To attend Wake Forest Sam Nixon Well dig that chick! Blondes For his black Studebaker To marry a rich girl Ann Norris My goodness! Dancing, eating, and sleeping Nightly pin-ups To succeed Juanita Paul Really Charles Being shy To be a housewife Ruth Peaden I declare! Leke and Leon Laughing and giggling too much To drive Leke ' s beer truck Carol Peede Dag it! Morehead and E. C. C Big eyes To get a Mrs. degree Charles Pender Sack your head! Speed, flying, and music Quietness ..To be an automotive engineer Lewis Phelps Confound it! Golf and girls Curly hair To play professional golf Margaret Phelps Pick it purtty, Leon! Elvis Presley Peroxided hair To drive a beer truck Wayne Pollard That ' s right! Cars and girls 88 Olds and short hair To be an automobile mechanic Jesse Powell Look at the white meat on that chicken. Second-hand lipstick Snowing the college chicks Marry young, live to be old, and get rich doing it. Tom Powell She ' s cute! Guns Crew cut To retire at thirty Eugene Roberts I hear you! Hunting and water sports Missing game To see the world Carolyn Rogerson Call me sometime! Robert Conway Quietness To grow taller Jo Anna Rooke Hal-l-o, Here ' tis! Being a majorette Being so tall To be a primary teacher Billy Sermons You ain ' t holding much knowledge, are you? Steak His red headed son To be a multimillionaire Ginger Sermons Have you seen Billy? Billy and Bill Red hair To tame Billy George Shackleford Oh, brother!! Music Being absent minded To take Ward James ' position in G. H. S. (impossible) Annette Smith Hey ya ' U! E. C. C. Freshman Talking To get a college education Charles Smith Is that right? Girls Winning teddy bears To get his teddy bear back Frances Smith My word! Tennis, people, and perfume Working on THE GREEN LIGHTS To be a teacher Charles Squires You don ' t know do you? Women Green Packard To go to Alaska Willis Stancill I don ' t know! Good food and pretty girls Driving an 88 Olds To see the world Billy Staton By George! Automobiles Big mouth To marry Janet Cox Betty Sugg Everything ' s gonna be all right! Sincere people Going steady To be a nurse Mickie Sumrell This might prove to be interesting! Lincolns and Sundrops Little black Ford To get loads of sleep Janice Taylor I brought something to eat! Candy Neatness To own a candy factory Rex Taylor Let ' s blow! People and drawing Green eyes To own a cigarette factory Betty Tunnell Har, har, bar! Kenny and banana sandwiches.. . Being the object of Kenny ' s affection Anyone should guess — Bruce Van Voorbis You ' re a liar! Nancy Explosives To be an engineer Alton Vincent Shucks! Basketball and girls National Guard To pass English Grayson Waldrop Y ' all we ' ve got to practice! Chanel No. 5 Her smile To be a Duke graduate Patricia West How ' re you doin ' Zeke? Patricia Lee West Pleasing personality! To be run over by a beer truck Kenny Whichard Things are tough all over A certain senior Driving a ' 41 Plymouth To be an Air Force Man Orman Whichard Don ' t you ever do that again! Gold and girls Absent mindedness To succeed Carol White Did I bear Elvis mentioned? Rudy and a two-tone blue Ford Long blonde hair To marry, go to Mexico, live, and never come back Mona White What time is it now? Richard and living Short, blonde hair To be a good secretary Sharon Wilfong My cow! Being a yamned dankee W. C To become a lab technician Edwin Wilkerson Pshaw! Everybody Short hair To be an M. D. Billy Willis . Check the cheese! Soft music and pretty women Being a shoe hustler at Merritt ' s To have a mustache like Mr. James Claudette Wilson Really! Food, boys, and clothes Friendly way, curly hair To be a success in everything Joe Wingate Hi Sugar! Fast girls and fast cars Sideburns To join the Air Force Page Thirty-One Class ProphecLj We interrupt this program to bring you a special news bulletin from Washington, D. C. History is on the verge of revolution. An astounded group of news- men received the almost unbelievable statement that Dr. Bruce Van Voorhis of the hiter-Stellar Research Laboratory projected himself into the weird world of the future, the world of 1977. Upon his return twenty- four hours later, Dr. Van Voorhis, as proof of his venture to 1977, released a series of statements con- cerning the future activities of his former class mates who graduated from Greenville High School, Green- ville, North Carolina, in 1957. And now, A merican Broadcasting System is happy to bring to you, Mr. and Mrs. America, history ' s first factual prediction of the future. Listen closely, Greenville High School Class of ' 57. This is your future! Klutz Fisher, new president of Kelvinator, Inc., will be working on built-in refrigerators and hot plates for his many cars. His capable secretary Yvonne Heming will give him the idea so as to save money on his cross-country trips. Vlickie Sumrell will be setting new Pan Ameri- can speed records in the nuclear powered 77 Lincoln Riviera built by Charles Smith. Her favorite is a peppermint striped convertible with red polka-dot upholstery that matches Smitty ' s hair. Sharon Wilfong and Ann Bryan will be assisting Nancy Brown in a plot to blow up the universe. It is their dream to create a Utopia. Frances Smith, Madelyn Coleman, and Ann Norris will be teaching journalism, English and short- hand respectively in Jimmy Kelly ' s school of progres- sive education. The school, designed by super archi- tects Hugh Duncan and George Shackleford, was built exclusively for Doris Davenport ' s twelve children. Other members of the teaching profession will be Ray Moore, master of English, who will be instructing Georgia Merritt and Carol White in an English ]3 class at Yale. Carol Peede, head of the chemistry de- partment at Harvard, will be awarded the Nobel prize for her work on putting the atom back together. Rex Taylor will hold the envied position of veteri- narian for movie star Annette Smith ' s poodles, Peat and Repeat, and socialite Grayson Waldrop ' s race horse, Schnapps. Dr. Taylor hasn ' t lost a patient yet! Laura McArthur will be learning to park her new twenty-five foot Turbinemobile, the revolutionary car built as a hobby by millionaires Johnny Harris and Billy Willis. Eddie Lee will be frying a jet business for Memrie Mosier ' s School of Dance. The idea is to create a dancing on air feeling in all prospective Fred Astaires. Roy Martin, international lawyer, stays so busy settling disputes of the world that his three full-time secretaries, Lois Brown, Sadie Rae Brady, and Pat West will turn the office into a part time apartment, fhat will make it nice for dates right after work. Starting a new hospital that performs only surgery will be Dr. Angus DuflF, world famous abdominal surgeon. Dr. Duff keeps his personal nurse, Betty Sugg, on the look out for stray appendices. George Clark will assist John Barrett in running the Navy ' s first atomic hospitalship. Lt. Clark and Capt. Barrett have named the ship Pick ' s Paradise because of the staff ' s perfection. Uniforms of the Air Force will point out Curtis Elks, Donald McArthur, Hudson Miller, and Joe Wingate. The name of the Air Force Academy will be changed to Kennypoint in honor of Gen. Kenny Whichard, who is devoting his talents to the training of dogs to be pilots of rescue jets at the North Pole. Other graduates in service will be Marine Major Tom Powell, who will receive two Congressional Medals of Honor for bravery while serving in Opera- tion Tombstone , and Gen. Charles Squires, who will change the Pentagon to the Hexagon. Margaret Phelps, .special agent for the FBI, will have uncovered Wayne Pollard ' s daring plot to obli- terate all school buildings. The plot will be backed by anti-educational Tilman Keel ' s millions. The first men in history to own lawfully the Brooklyn Bridge will be Billy Nichols and Melvin Fussell, the largest investment brokers in the country. They plan to open private fishing piers for fish who want to catch people. The H. F. C. Accountants, Inc., headed by Billy Fleming, Dennis Harris, and Levy Corey will be doing auditing work for the gigantic Whichard Industries, which builds wreck-proof windshields. Orman Whic- hard, president, builds wreck-proof cars as a sideline. John Johnston and Hulton Hunsucker will have collaborated in producing a great boon to communi- cation, the tele-graph-vision-phone, which permits the users to see each other, talk to each other and then buzz awhile. However, it isn ' t recommended for early niornins conversations. Owner and operator of Colorado ' s biggest cattle ranch will be Lois Eaton. In her spare time she will climb mountains, of which Mount Everest will be one. Nancy Ann Hoot will become the first female president of the United States. Jesse Powell will serve Page Thirty-Two as her Secretary of State along witli Willis Stancill as Secretary of the Treasury and Mary Alice Barrow as the president ' s confidential secretary. Nancy ' s ad- ministration will be recognized for its outstanding achievement of changing, with the help of noted art and color consultant, Nelson Dudley, the drab gray cf battleships to chartreuse. Nelson will also be the consultant of the designing of Butch Robert ' s polka- dot billiard balls. We now turn to the sports world as Dr. Van Voorhis ' report continues. John Ed Arnold and Edwin Wilkerson will take All-Anierican titles along with Sam Nixon, who was recently kept out of play be- cause of an injury incurred while chasing blondes. Wayne Eidson will become a star player for the Boston Celtics and chief rival of Wade Jordan and his Green Bay Packers. Lewis Phelps will be proclaim- ed the greatest golfer since the immortal Ben Hogan. When asked how he succeeded, Lewis states, I just followed the bouncing ball. ' Jerry Howell, chief engineer for Pan American Highway Construction, Inc., will achieve fame from his book, DOWN THE AMAZON IN AN IN- NER TUBE. Speaking of authors, James Higson and Aubrey Hudson, roommates in Dix Hill, will retire on profits from their book, HOW TO GO CRAZY IN 1,000 EASY LESSONS. The Buck and Billy Show, featuring Buck Flye and Billy Johnson, will be broadcast to the homes of America every afternoon, making the old fashioned radio popular once again. Judy Corbett will star in North Atlantic , the biggest box office musical hit since South Pacific ' . Judy ' s find of the year will be Patricia Evans, who will be a smash success in Smoking Guns ' . Holly- wood ' s top dance authority, Evelyn Jarvis, will bring back the popularity of an old dance — -bop. Ginger and Billy Sermons will be celebrating their twentieth wedding anniversary with a second honey- moon to the South Pole. Having been chosen Parents of the Year , they will be awarded with a year ' s supply of Pablum and a golden anniversary trip to the North Pole. Ralph Lancaster and Charles Pender, with the help of Louis May ' s lumber and building company, will try to make the world more comfortable. Their biggest project will be to heat Siberia by piping hot air from the wind bags of Texas. o Jo Anne Rooke, Miss Marjorette of America, will tip off other women that her beauty is finished to perfection by beautician Claudette Wilson. Jeanne Moye, New York socialite, will be another one to steer business to the famous Wilson Salon. Incidental- ly, Miss Moye will be entertaiiung such millionaires as Algene Vincent, Martha Moore, and Billy Staton at her summer estate on the Riviera. Prospering in their candy factory will be Janice Taylor and Mattie Lou Fleming. Salesman Bertie Heath will succeed in talking associates Blanch Dud- ley and Betty Jane Harrington into changing their product from regular candy to chocolate covered bird seed for her favorite canary. Carolyn Rogerson will become governess to Mona White ' s ten children and accompany Mona ' s family on their European travels. Mona plans to write a book, PARIS AND ME, based on Carolyn ' s diary of her night life. Mary Lou Joyner will be traveling the skies as an airline hostess for Junk Airlines. Her procedure with disagreeable passengers is If they don ' t co-operate, cut their parachute strings. Searching the world for exotic foods for their grocery store chain will be Betty Timnell and Peggy Cannon. The most exotic to date is canned snake eyes wrapped in peacock tongues, a concoction foimd in Tibet. Juanita Paul and Barbara Fleming, model house- wives, will become famous for their research on a new sure-fire fly swatter. They became interested in the project when their husbands were carried off by the giant flying monsters. The world ' s greatest woman basketball coach, Alice Lee Edwards, will be backing Ford Motor Com- pany in its sale of leak proof convertible tops. To be on the safe side in rainy weather, she usually rides the bus back and forth to A. L. N. Stadium where she coaches Bonnie Howard and Evelyn Braxton, the star players for Edward ' s Wildcats. Ruth Peaden, whose beautiful handwriting will change the method of teaching writing in public schools, will found Scribbles, Inc., a company designed to show everyone who can ' t write how to decorate their X ' s. And there you have it. Class of ' 57; your future. Ihere you have it, Mr. and Mrs. America; the strange content of Dr. Van Voorhis ' report that the Ameri- can Broadcasting System is happy to be first to present. And now, all we can do is sit back and listen, and watch, and wait. Peddler of dream-stuff, piping an empty tune; hsher of shadows, ploughman of the Moon. Ver- laine Class Dreamers, Lois Eaton Jerry Howell Pane Thirty-Three Last VA ni And Testament Attention, cadets. We are soon to receive our commissions and to march forth from old G. H. S. into the wonderful world of new and varied pursuits. Before we leave, however, I wish to record your final considerations and hopes in a last will and testament to be remembered faithfully for years to come. Article I To our faithful spaceship, G. H. S., we leave the hope that it may look forward to peaceful retirement before too many long celestial jaunts. Article II To our commanding officers, Mr. Rose and Mr. Dowd, and to our long-suffering tutors, we leave the con- viction that no class will ever be as difficult as we were. Their unflagging demands on us will be ap- preciated by us in our trip through the galaxy of a happy life. Article III To the new G. H. S., whose long-awaited walls have protruded over the horizon, we give the warning, Steel yourself; you have a hard life; but it will be rewarding. Article IV Dennis Harris and Levy Corey leave together, as always. Curtis Elks leaves with a rush from typing class. Bonnie Howard, Ruth Peadcn, and Nancy Brown leave talking steadily. Alice Lee Edwards, Doris Davenport, and Laura McArthur leave their positions as marshalls to any- one who cares to make a business of commuting with evening dresses. Billy Fleming leaves liis taste in women to Law- rence Perkins. Edwin Wilkerson leaves chewing gum, followed by Mrs. Pick ' s baleful stare. Eddie Lee leaves Jolinda. Parting is such sweet sorrow. Ray and Martha Moore leave arm in arm, gazing at each other. Margaret Phelps leaves her peroxide bottle to Dicky Heller. Jesse Powell leaves his wiggling cars to Bunny Overton. Billy and Ginger Sermons leave their trade-mark, red hair, in the capable hands of Godfrey Oakley and Polly Poindexter. Nancy Ann Hoot and Orman Whichard leave, burning up the highway. Grayson Waldrop leaves cheering hysterically. Hulton Hunsucker leaves his height to Buddy Murry. Judy Corbett leaves Miss Shindler to find a new accompanrst. Joe Wingate and Butch Roberts are very thankful merely to leave. Carolyn Rogerson leaves her baby-talk to Ann Moore. Angus Duff and Charles Smith leave their football imiforms to Bob Howell and Mack Roebuck. Louis May leaves whacking people on the back. Hugh Duncan and Algene Vincent leave in their fondest possessions, their cars. Jerry Howell and Madelyn Coleman leave, already successful. Betty Sugg and Sharon Wilfong have already left. Aubrey Hudson leaves toting groceries. Nelson Dudley and John Barrett leave ready to shoot anything on sight, regardless of season. Jeanne Moye leaves her well groomed appearance to Carol 1 ediock. Evelyn Jarvis and Evelyn Braxton leave acting real crazy. George Clark leaves, thus ending his feud with Mr. Starling. Memrie Mosier and George Sliackleford regret- fully leave the Glee Club. Hudson Miller and Wayne Pollard leave discussing wrestling techniques. Page Thirty-Four Mona White and Claudfttf Wilson leave, break- ing all specci records in shorthand and typing. Lewis Phelps, Charles Squires, and Donald Mc- Arthiir leave wondering how the band will get along without them. Mary Alice Barrow leaves her nailpolish to Jane Blue. Ralph Lancaster leaves his radio know-how to Jasper Tripp. Carol White and Barbara Fleming leave to eet married. Willie Stancill leaves, followed by his slow, re- freshing drawl. Mickie Simirell leaves her many activities to any- one who hasn ' t enough to do. Kenneth Whichard leaves munching four foot long hot dogs. Rex Taylor leaves still doodling on her text papers, to the despair of her teachers. Frances Smith leaves following her classmates; the cow s-tail, as usual. Billy Staton leaves in one of his cars, and is follow- ed by John Ed Ernold, going home to the wife. Johnnie Flarris leaves his linguistic ability to VLiry Ann Bryant. Juanita Paul and Mary Lou Joyner leave still trying to do their homework and watch television at the same time. John Johnston leaves spouting algebra to anyone who will listen. Ann Norris leaves her dancing techniques to Eliza- beth White. Betty Jane Harrington and Sadie Rae Brady leave chatting in unintelligible slang. Sam Nixon and Tilmon Keel leave continuing to entertain the erroneous opinion that they fooled Mr. James. Blanche Dudley leaves, trying to remember to wind her watch. Jo Anne Rooke leaves her charmed baton to the next head majorette. Jimmy Kelly leaves his cool hair cut to Bob Bilbro. Wayne hidson and Lois Brown leave together, Wayne with his singular walk and Lois still prone to stop in the middle of the street. Georgia Merritt leaves nibbling at her lipstick. Billy Willis leaves shooting the bull, while Melvin Fussell shoots pool. Ann Bryan and Annette Smith leave looking for- ward to their professions as laboratory technicians. Tom Powell leaves, a serious threat to Fiurricane Jackson. Patricia West leaves her long hair to Stuart Bost. Billy Nichols, Janice Taylor, and Mattie Lou Fleming leave in pursuit of the millions to be made in the business world. Bruce Van Voorhis leaves his distinctive name in the care of brother John. Roy Martin leaves trying to learn the diflerence be- tween chemical formulas and equations. Betty Tunnell leaves hoping she may someday keep a secret. Buck Flye and Billy Johnson leave after having kept us enteitaincd for many years. James Higson and Klutz Fisher leave their hunting prowess to Hubert Leggett. Peggy Cannon and Bertie Heath regretfidly leave the commerce department. vonne Fleming and Carol Peedc hopefully leave chemistry for a swing at nursing. Lois Eaton leaves the library to any noted book- worm. Wade Jordan leaves executing a few real cool rock-an ' -roll steps. Patricia Evans leaves still stamping library cards. Charles Pender leaves happily shouting. Article V We leave this important document in the hands of Mrs. Mims and Miss Greene and trust that our wishes will be duly executed. Lois Eaton Space Lawyer Page Thirty-Five Class Histortf In September of 1953 a group of fledgling cadets entered the space academy at the corner of Reade and Fifth and received the title, Class of ' 57. The space- lings blasted off to a good start when they elected Edwin Wilkerson as their X-57 space ship pilot. John Ed Arnold, co-pilot; Nancy Harris, inter-stellar log keeper; and Madelyn Coleman, star dust strong box keeper served the class well that year. No sooner had the cadets elected officers than they were hard at work with the Freshmen Follies. None will forget Judy Corbett ' s solo under the big Harvest Moon ' nor Nancy Brown ' s pigtails streaming behind her as she ran across the stage. Hugh Duncan, Nancy Ann Hoot, Angus Duff, and Nancy Harris gave the junior academy commencement speeches that year; and Alice Lee Edwards won the National Honor Society award. Edwin Wilkerson and John Ed Arnold again took lead as pilot and co-pilot during the cadets ' sophomore year. Sharon Wilfong and Angus Duff completed the officer slate, and away they went with the theme Romance at the Coronation Ball. A big hit at the floorshow was Mickie Sumrcll ' s solo. Space cadet officers for the junior year were Jerry Howell, pilot; Orman Whichard, co-pilot; Madelyn Coleman, interstellar log keeper; and Dennis Harris, Stardust strong box keeper. The entire class slaved away with the planet-to-planet magazine sales, but the S787 was worth the effort. Frances Smith, Laura McArthur, and Judy Corbett became high salesmen. Of course, the Junior-Senior was the highlight for the class that year. Mickie Sumrell took over as overall chairman of the affair. The Stork Club was selected as the theme. Doris Davenport was selected banquet chairman and Betty Sugg dance chairman. As the diffierent committees blasted off, the sweat began to pour. But then, night, music, a banquet, parties, a dance — Jimior-Senior was at hand. A true side-splitter was the Kewpie Doll chorus line; then in strong contrast to the awkward antics of the Kewpie Dolls, came Memrie Mosier ' s solo dance. The next morning found every one by Jupiter s sea; House parties galore! Madelyn Coleman headed the list as chief marshall. Lois Eaton, Judy Corbett, Laura McArthur, Mickie Sumrell, Alice Lee Edwards, Doris Davenport, and Nancy Ann Hoot completed the list of marshalls. Frances Smith and Nancy Brown were selected to take over the posts as co-editors of THE GREEN LIGHTS the following year. The glory of being seniors tasted sweet as the cadets entered their final year at the space academy. Jerking underclassmen away from the water fountains served as the favorite pastime as Edwin Wilkerson, Wayne Eidson, Mickie Sumrell, and Kenny Whichard led the cadets through a hard and fast year of mild ex- plosions in the chemistry lab and not-so-mild ex- plosions in English 12. Jerry Howell was Student Council president. Kenny Whichard and Mickie Sumrell headed the TAU staff. The class was well represented in the National Honor Society. Lois Brown was elected homecoming queen along with Benny Perry and Nancy Ann Hoot as Mr. and Miss School Spirit. The cadets enjoyed the hospitality of the juniors at the Junior-Senior. Then the climax— GRADUATION. The memory will al- ways live in the thoughts of the Class of ' 57. Lining up in caps and gowns, they slowly paraded across the stage, some happy, some sad, but all leaving four years of life in the halls and rooms so often loved, so often cured, so often laughed in, so often cried in. Those four years will never be forgotten. 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AVERY ' S GULF STATION Gulflexing — Washing Gas Oil Dickinson Ave. Maxwell St. Dial 4452 Congratulations to the Greenville High School Class of ' 57 FROM YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS AT WNCT GREENVILLE, N. C. Eastern North Cawlhia ' s First Television Station ABC-CBS CHANNEL 9 SOPHOMORES Louis Arthur, Pilot Billy Brown, Co-pilot Kathrine Raynor, Interstellar Log Keeper Charles Ross, Parser Judy Adams Frances Allen George Andrews Judy Anthony Judy Ballancc Pat Barlow Kathy Barrett Becky Basnig ht Delores Basso Judy Batts Nancy Berrynian Dawn Best Fayc Bland Jane Blue John Boyd Jolinda Brewer Carolyn Briley June Brown Whitman Brown Barbara Buck Raymond Bullock Shirley Bullock Merril Bynum Judith Calhoun Betty Lou Cannon Larry Carawan Sylvia Carroll Mildred Coleman Billy Cox Janet Cox Ronny Cox Clara Faye Crawford Nannie Sue Crawford Billy Crenshaw Bryce Cimimings Shirley Rose Dail if- m 4-7 I It I kf III CI • Paijc Fifty-One SOPHOMORES t A ' Bm ' ■ 1 4, . . Gene Davenport Dot Davis Betty Derrick Wanda Dickens Joanne Eagles LaVerne Eatmon Maylon Edmundson Cecil Ellington Anne Evans Ronnie Finch Steve Flynn Ann Fodrie Billy Forrest Bill Franklin Jean Gardner Howard Gardner Carol Gaskins Barbara Gilliam Charles Godley Laura Giirganus Sellers Giirganus George Hall Bonnie Ray Hardee Fayc Hardee George Hazelton Peggy Heath Richard Heller Mary Retha Hice Catherine Hogan Rhett Honeycutt Arthur Howell Leon HiidncU Alfred Vesta Jackson Linda Lee Jackson Billy Jenkins Jimmy Jenkins Edward Johnson Jasper Jones Patsy Jones Sterling Jones Page Fifty Two SOPHOMORES Ruth Jordan Linda Joyner Libby Keel Joyce Little Sue Ann Liipton roniniy Mallison Virginia Martin Nell May Charles Meakins Deon Melton Betty Merritt Catherine Moore Patricia Morton Franklin Moye Joe Moye | Kathryn Mozingo Steve Nobles Kathryn Oakes Sidney O ' Neal Charles Overton | 4 Wilbur Owen Peggy Joyce Page George Patrick Shelby Peak Joe Pollard 1 Catherine Ratcliffe Charles Roberts Lib Rogers j Lou Rogers Ronald Roseveare t Coleman Ruffin Kenneth Russ Sally Ross Simpson Sara Smiley Charles Smith 1 Gilbert Smith Charles Staton Franklin Steinbeck Earl Stocks Ralph Sullivan f Hps VS ' s Pagre Fifty-Three SOPHOMORES 1 ' Mary Sutton Robert Taft Billy Ray Taylor Randolph Taylor Jenny Thompson Sandra Thompson Janice Tripp Jasper Tripp Nat Van Nortwick Sylvia Vincent John Van Voorhis David Wade James Earl Ward Jimmy Waters Elaine Weeks Betsy Whedbee Alice Fayc Whichard Kathcrine Windham Gordon Whitehurst Carl Whitfield Rose Williams Joe Winstead Billv Young Page Fifty-Four SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: Tcmmy Bell Robert Conway Travis Harris Betty Jean Leeper Johnny Moore Joyce Page Sammy Poilaid C. D. Ward Mitchell Waters COLOR: Red FLOWER: Rose-bud MOTTO: Of a good beginning conieth a good end. a ' CompJinieuts jAf 1 ' BRODY ' S ' ' A J ' GREENVILLE, N. C. .f Compliments of A FRIEND DAIRY RANCH GRILL Serving the public with ■ ' dinners sandwiches Paul H. Manning, Prop. WAGNER-WALDROP MOTORS, INC. Lincoln Mercury 2201 Dickinson Ave. Phone 4525 Greenville, N. C. Co7i grattda tio ns, Sen iorsl JANE ' S SHOP 308 EVANS STREET Com pliments of CAROLINA DAIRY OVERTON ' S SUPER MARKET 211 JARVIS STREET We give S • H Green Stamps Dial 4576 Delivery Service , i 1 NEW DEAL CLEANERS Fe rso n a I ized Cleaning 91 1 W. 5th Street Greenville, N. C. LIQHTYEAR LANQUAQE iJ X V .A FRESHMEN Clark Brewer, Pilot Brenda Harris, Co-jjilot Jeanette Taylor, Inter-stellar Lofi Keeper Susan Willis, Purser Anne Allen Da id Andrews Ann Averette Vickie Avery Burt Aycock Larry Barnes Jack Bass Dwight Batts Lawrence Behr Ellen Bennett Hilton Benton Simon Braxton Billy Brinkley Ann Briley Bobby Buck Jerry Buck Ann Byruni Gene Byrd Phyllis Cannon Carol Cassick Bill Clapp James Churchill Frances Clark Sara Collins Robert Conway Pat Coward Frances Cozart Linda Crawford Frances Creech Lannie Croon Louis Dail Ronnie Dail Buster Daniels Lawrence Davenport O ' Neal Dixon Libby Dudley Nina Dvmcan Noraeet Felton Linwood Fields Jeff Fountain David Garrison Mary Alice Gibbs Sally Glisson Billv Goodwin € 1- ) in I A i k 1 1 1 ft ill K II IBHI IIh I . 1 w w si p PoffP FiftLf-Nlne FRESHMEN Ann Green Faye Griffin Mary Griffith Malcom Griffith Elizabeth Harrell Lee Lang Harrell Linda Harrell Mai-y Harrington Willis Harris Ray Harris Mary French Hawes Ottis Heath James Earl Henderson Tommy Henderson Linda Higson Betty Jean Hoell Sandra Holland Roger Hollingsworth Lloyd Horton Jerome Howard Charlie Howie Ginny James Marlene James Reggie Johnson John Kelly Elsie Lassiter Ruth Little Mary May George Mayo Mary Frances Mayo Ronald McArthur Benny McLawhorn Brenda McLawhorn Barbara McRoy Nat Meekin iJon Melton Leslie Mills Judith Moore Edith Morrill Linda Morton Frances Moseley Budrly Murray Bobbie Newman Agnes Nobles Margaret Nobles Millie Overton Polly Poindexter Mary Linda Porter Page Sixty FRESHMEN Charles Puryear Faye Puryear Steve Redd Jane Reynolds Carol Riddle Burney Rivenbark Harold Roberts Jennie Ruffln Frankie Saieed Frances Seamester Jean Smith Donald Speight Ray Squires Gail Stancill Madge Stancill William Stancill Goldis Starling , Billy Stocks Shelba Jean Stokes Billy Sutton Sara Sutton Charles Taft Peggy Teel Frances Trapnell i Patricia Tripp Lois Tunnell JoAnne Tyson Joe Upchurch Jan Vincent Alice Walters Betty Jo Warran Peggy Warran Bobby Whichard George White Robert Wilfong Carole Wilkerson , mm , . P t -k Jackson Williams Leon Williams Vilo Wingate Jim Winstead j jttj T Page Sixly One FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED: Jimmy Keziah Carolyn Mozingo Billy Peede Billy Tripp COLORS; Royal Blue and Silver FLOWER: White Carnation MOTTO: Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. Fa(;c SixLy-Two SATELLITE SIGNATURES Congratulation to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 SAIEED ' S Greeninlle ' .s Most Modern Department Store Compliments y -of- South 11 Drive-ln Deposit with ,v GUARANTY BANK AND V , TRUST COMPANY Established 1901 — TIME TESTED — (Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) r Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Greenville The Sherwin-Williams Co. FAINT COLOR CENTER PHONE 3948 WHITE CONSTRUCTION CO. CONCRETE PLANT ' ASPHALT PLANT Bethel Hwy. E. Munford St. Phone 4233 Phone 5231 Bridges, Sidewalks, Highways, Driveways, Basements Parking Lots Complirnents of Buck Supply Co. WHOLESALE PLUMBING Dot and Jean ' s Grocery For the best in groceries, meats, and prodtice. 1106 North Greene Street Gene Adams Tommy Adams Sue Allen Ann Baker Carolyn Barber Clyn Barber Jack Barnhill Alvane Bass Mary Louise Berry Betty Blackburn Jody Blalock David Boyd Kenneth Boyd Stella Boyd Lester Brown Shelton Brown Gene Briley Linda Brewer Betsy Bryant Margi Bryant Glenn Buck Kenneth Buck Doug Bullock Alice Cannon Ann Carawan Roy Carawan Linda Sue Carroll Donald Clark Charles Cobb Melinda Coleman ■ Jan Coward Billy Davis Nell Davis Jull Dodson B. J. Drake Rose Eaton Ann Elks Marshall Evans Barbara Fields Linda Gaskins Marie Gibbs Barbara Glisson Charles Gray Henry Hagans Dorothy Hall Paul Ham Glenda Hardee Arlene Harrington Carolyn Harrington Eddie Harrington Barbara Harris Linda Harris Aubrey Harrison Jean Heath Bobby Hemby Elizabeth Hemby Henry Hoell Lee Hull Steven Humbert Linda Hunning Peter Hunt Alice Hutchins Redden Jones Don Joyner Maureen Joyner Huldah Johnson EIGHTH GRADE JL . fi Page Sixty-Seven EIQHTH QRADE 1 1  .§ ■ Miiilfc flUr . lb. il £ £ Kay Kennedv Emmett Koonce Edith Lancaster Janice Little Dona Luskin Bill Manning Dalton Manning Steven Marcereau Juanita Maraules Mike Martin Janet Merridith Benny Mills Robert Moore Vernie Morris Jane Nethercutt Jewel Nichols Bill Norman Bill Nunnery Dorothy Peaden Ed Peaden Ann Pollard Ronnie Presser Franklin Puryear Larry Roberts Sandra Roberts Jimmy Robards Carolyn Sue Rozier Perry Rogers James Ross Ann Rouse Douglas Scott Florence Scott Phil Sheppard Scott Smiley Danny Smith Kay Smith Nancy Smith Wayne Smith Yvonne Smith Jimmy Speight Ruel Stancill Leo Starling Brenda Stocks Annette Stokes Dorothy Sullivan Joyce Sumrell Earl Tripp Janie Tripp James Trotman Helen Vandiford Beatrice Van Wagenen Phyllis Walston Henry Waters Joan Waters William Waters Joanna Wainwright Linwood Whichard Billy Whitehurst Kathryn Winchester Jeannette Worthington Page Sixty-Eight SPACE MADNESS Page Sixty-Nine Respes -James w ' The Barbecue Hoiis Compli7uents of Silo Restaurant Greenville Marble Granite Works J. A. Conway, Jr., Owner ' Builders and Designers of the very best in Monuments Memorials Now at Our New Home At West End Circle White Chevrolet Co., Inc. Your Authorized Chevrolet Dealer GREENVILLE Day 3134 - Phone - Night 5283 General Insurance Agency (REAL ES TA TE — INS U RANGE) A. B. Stallworth 314 Evans Street J. B. Smith, Jr. Greenville, N. C. Cozart s Super Market A Complete Food Store S. DICKINSON AVE. GREENVILLE, N. C. y ) Compliments oj Serve-U-Shell Service 2301 DICKINSON AVE. Phone 4264 Compliments of Garris Grocery Co. Farrow Auto Body Works Comp ' ete Wreck Rebuilding 105 lone Street Phone 3694 Ayden-Farmville Intersection Greenville, N. C. Established 1866 John Flanagan Buggy Co., Inc. Cars — Trucks — FORD Tractors Greenville, N. C. QUINN-MILLER STROUD 516-518-530 Cofanche Street Greenyille, N. C. PITT COUNTY ' S MOST MODERN FURNITURE STORE Furniture of Quality DIAL 2636 TAU STAFF SEATED: Kenny Whichard (Co-Ed.), Pat Evans, Carol White (Typists), Madelyn Coleman (Asso. Ed.), Mickie Sumrell (Co-Ed.). FIRST ROW: Rex Taylor (Asst. Art Ed.), Sadie Rae Brady (Asst. Circulation Man.), Ornian Whichard (Asst. Business Man.), Lois Eaton (Asst. Literary Ed.), Angus Duff (Advertising Man.), Roy Martin (Circulation Man.), Nelson Dudley (Art Ed.), Jerry Howell (Literary Ed), Dennis Harris (Bus. Man.), Billy Nichols (Asst. Advertising Man.), Wayne Eidson (Asst. Sports Ed.), Hugh Dun- can (Sports Ed.), Laura McArthur (Asso. Ed.) We give to you this annual; We hope you like it much. It will keep you, in your older years, From getting out of touch With friends that you have made In this year that ' s just gone by. This book will remind you of the teachers Who helped the time to fly. That we took a long, long time, Wasn ' t because we were lazy; But in our attempts to finish this book We practically went crazy. So take good care of this great book And don ' t you ever lose it. Because who knows? Who can tell? Some day you may have to use it To remind you of those carefree days, When you were at your best; To remind you of those old cracked walls, At Dear Old G.H.S. The Tau Staff Page Seventy-Three S. C. A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Jerry Howell (Pres.), Margaret Ruffin ( Vice-Pres.) , Margraret Ann Harrell (Sec), Bob Bilbro (Treas.), Catherine Moore, Mildred Coleman (Roving Reps.). (Sponsored by Bilbro Wholesale Co.) S. C. A. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth White, Brenda Harris, Laura Gurganus, Ann Briley, Grayson Waldrop, Betty .Jean Hoell, Margaret Harrell, Anne Greene. SECOND ROW: Mildred Coleman, Catherine Moore, Katherine Raynor, Carol Tad- lock, Mary Alice Gibbs, lona Jones, Martha Pierce, Madelyn Coleman, Mickie Sumrell. THIRD ROW: Alf Forbes, Vicki Avery, Melinda Coleman, Lynda Hunning, Ann Averette, Cynthia Cranford, Lois Brown, Jeanne Moye, Mar- garet Ruflih, Jo Anne Eagles. FOURTH ROW: Charles Ross, Billy Stocks, Gene Davenport, Blanche Dudley, Sylvia Vincent, Pat Barlow. Nancy Brown, Clark Brewer, Bill Clapp. Levy Corey. FIFTH ROW: Joe Moye, Howard Gar- ner, Dick Evans, Edwin Wilkerson, Billy Cox, Mrs. Reynolds (Adviser), Godfrey Oakley, Bob Bilbro, Angus Duff, Jerry Howell. Page Seventy-Four MARSHALS SEATED; Judy Corbett, Madelyn Coleman (Chief), Mickie Sumrell. FIRST ROW: Nancy Ann Hoot, Alice Lee Edwards, Laura McArthur, Lois Eaton, Doris Davenport. (Sponsored by Keel ' s Warehouse, L. W. Edwards, prop.) Page Seventy-Five NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW; Madelyn Coleman (Pres.), Mickie Sumrell ( ;ec.-Treas.) . SECOND ROW; Elizabeth White, Grayson Waldrop, Lois Eaton. Miss Smith ( Adviser), .Jerry Howell ( Vice-Pres. ) , .Jo Anne Parks. Martha Pierce, Margaret Ann Harrell. TH ' RD ROW; Godfrey Oakley. Mary Ann Bryant. N ' ancw Brown, Frances Smith. Laura McArthur, Ann Bryan, Bob Bilbro. (Sponsored by Cascade Laundry and the Exchange Club) NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE FIRST ROW; Godfrey Oakley (Reporter), Cathryn Ratcliffe ( Rec. Sec), ,Jo Anne Parks (Vice-Pres.). Martha Jane Pierce (Pres.), lona Jones (Cor. Sec). Ann Parkinson, (Treas.), Jerry Howell (Pari.). SECOND ROW: Fran Allen, Judy Jolly, Ann Marshall Allen, Ann Brilev, Brenda Harris, Mary Alice Gibbs, Jane Reynolds, Anne Greene, Goldis Starling, Alice Walters, Buddy Rogers. THIRD ROW: Betty Lane Evans, Anne Moore, Joyce Suttton, Naomi Gibbs, Mary Ann B;yant, Judith Ferris. Kathryn Oakes, Carol Ann Tadlock. Katherine Ray nor. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Star- ling (Adviser), Martha Moye. Beverly Dunn, Sandra Phillips. Betty Derrick, Gene Davenport, Pat Barlow, Mary Knudson, Lawrence Behr. (Sponsored by Belk-Tyler Co.) Page Seventy-Six HIGH SCHOOL HI-L TES JOURNALISM CLASS SEATED: Frances Smith, Xancv Brown (Co-Editors). FIRST ROW: Jo Anna Rooke (Typist), Mrs. Goodman (Adviser), Margaret Ann Harrell ( Fea. Ed.), Judv Ferris Asso. Ed.), Mary Bryant (Columnist), Catiierine Moore (Reporter), Martha Pierce (Fea, Ed,), Betsv Whedbee (Reporter), Judy Corbert (News Ed,), Wayne Eidson (Sports Ed,). SECOND ROW: Joe Dresback (Art Ed.), Robert Howell (Sports Writer), Ann Peaden (Reporter), Jo Anne Parks (Fea. Writer), Joyce Sutton (Fea. Writer), Naomi Gibbs (E-xchange Ed.). (Sponsored by The Daily Reflector) Page Seventy-Seven FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Jane Perkins (Hist.), Florence Norman (Treas), Madelvn Coleman (Pres.), Mary Ann Bryant (Vice Pres.), Elizabeth Wliite (Sec). SECOND ROW: Ann Ellington. Carol Gaskins. Carol Tadlock. ' Rebecca Highsmith, Margaret Ann Harrell, Kathryn Oakes, Katherine Raynor, Grayson Walclrop. THIRD ROW: Margaret Ruffin, Yvonne Russell. Jo Anna Rooke, Stuart Bost. Ginger Lang, Sarah Smiley, Mrs. Baldwin (Adviser). FOURTH ROW: Joyce Sutton, Marietta Northrop, Nancv Brown, Frances Smith, Bunny Overton, Sylvia Vincent. NOT PICTURED- Carol White. TRAFFIC COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Billy Cox, Bob Bilbro. Jasper Tripp, Edxvin Wilkerson (Chm.), George White, Robert Howell, Willis Stancill. SECOND ROW: Betsy Whedbee, Nancy Brown, Mi ckie Sumrell, Catherine Moore, Jeanette Taylor, Mr. Landing (Adviser). THIRD ROW: Grayson Waldrop, Elizabetli White, Bunny Overton, Frances Smith, Lois Tun- nell, Godfrey Oakley, NOT PICTURED: Buddy Murray. Page Seventy-Eight FUTURE NURSES CLUB FIRST ROW: Mrs. Page (Adviser), Jane Bass (Pres.). Judy Jolly ( Vice-Pres.). Martha Moye (Sec), Mildred Cole- man (Treas ), Lois Brown (Cor. Sec). Mrs. Bartlett (Adviser). Sl ' :COND ROW: Jane Reynolds, Ruth Jordan, Lmda Jovner, Libbv Keel, Linda Crawford, Lee Harrell, Barbara Davis. Ruth Young, Lillian Moye, JoUnda Brewer, Cynthia Cranford Laverne Eatman. THIRD ROW: Nannie Sue Crawford, Carol Wilkerson, Ellen Bennett, Sue Lupton, Gwen Johnson, Kathryn Oalies, Annette Smith, Carol Peede, Ann Moore, Beverly Dunn, Pat Morton. FOURTH ROW: Linda Jacl son, ' Lou Rogers, Jo Ann Eagles, Vickie Avery, Ann Evans, Ann Parkmson, Betsy Whedbee, Rebecca Highsmith. Millie Bowden, Jane Perkins. LIBRARY CLUB SEATED: Pat Coward, Betty Jane Harrington, Pat Evans (Pres.), Roy Martin (Vice-Pres.), Sadie Rae Brady (Sec), Billy Fleming (Treas.), Sally Glisson, Carolyn Mozingo. FIRST ROW: Louis Arthur, Yvonne Fleming, Mattie Lou Fleming, Martha Rose Moore, Georgia Mei-ritt, Annette Smith, Ann Norris, Mary Alice Barrow, Darlene Phillips, Mrs. Farley (Adviser), Janice Fordham, Rex Taylor, SECOND ROW: Howard Garner, Bryce Cummings. Wayne Eidson, Buck Flye, Sara Smiley. Page Seventy-Nine MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Judy Corbett, Faye CirifTin, Patsy Jones, Ruth Youn.j;, 1-lizalxth White (Vice-Prcs. Girls ' G. C), Ann Allen (Sec- Treas. Girls ' G. C), lona Jones, Barbara Fleming, Margaret Phelps, Annette Smith, Kathryn Mozingo, Ann Fodric, Millie Overton, Grayson Waldrop (Co-Pres. Girls ' G. C), Jo Rookc, Betty Hoell, Clara Crawford, Carolyn Brilcy. SECOND ROW: Miss Shindler (Director), Judy Moore, Peggy Teel, Rose Moye, Jenny Thompson, Ann Norris, Judy Batts, Katherinc Raynor, Mildred Coleman, Ann Parkinson, Hazel Corey, Jane Blue, Barbara Gilliam, Sue Lupton, Ann Peaden, Betty Mcrritt, Yvonne Russell, Faye Hardee, Laverne Eatman, Laura Gurganus. THIRD ROW: Ruth Little, Jo Ann Tyson, Mary Barrow, Carol Cassick, Betty Evans, Lib Rogers, Lib Sutton, Polly Batts, Lois Brown, Kathryn Oakes, Martha Corbett, Camilla Henderson, Millie Bowden, Georgia Mer- ritt, Pat Evans, Yvonne Fleming, Betsy Whedbee, Ann Bryan. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Brown (Co-Pres. Girls ' G. C), Fran Allen, Lou Rogers, Marlenc James, Judy Anthony, Jo Ann Eagles, Linda Morton, Sara Collins, Ann Averette, Alice Walters, Jeanne Moye, Catherine Moore, Sally Simpscn, Betty Derrick, Judy Balance, Blanche Dudley. FIFTH ROW: Charles Staton, Bunny Overton, Frances Smith, Elizabeth Harrell, Betty Warren, Mary Griffin, Kathy Barrett, Gene Davenport, Memrie Mosier, Sara Smiley, Carol Tadlock, Marietta Northrop, Ginger Lang, Martha Moye, Dot Davis. SIXTH ROW: Whit Brown, Roger Hollingsworth, Ronney Cox, Howard Garner, Betty Tunnell, Jean Stokes, Joyce Little, Bill Franklin, Lawrence Behr, Ebern Allen, Orman Whichard, Billy Nichols, Cecil Ellington. SEVENTH ROW: Charles Meekin, Rhett Honeycutt, Frankie Steinbeck, Charles Roberts, Edward Buchanan, Ronnie Dail (Vice-Pres. Boys ' G. C), George Shackleford (Pres. Boys ' G. C), Lois Arthur, Jasper Jones, Jimmy Churchill (Sec.-Treas. Boys ' G. C), Ronni- Finch, Jimmy Galloway, Vesta Jackson, Ralph Sullivan, Algene Vincent, Godfrey Oakley, Mickie Averette, Jasper Tripp, John Van Voorhis. Page l ifjhty FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SKATED: Kathryn Oakes (Pres.), Gwen .lolmson ( ' ice-Pres. ) . Camilla Henderson (Sec), S.vlvia Vincent (Treas.), Ann Moore (Reporter), Patsy Jones (Song Leader), Patsy Corey (Hist.), Helen Overton (Pari.). FIRST ROW: .Jane Bass. Wanda Dickens, Nell iVlav, Gayle Stancil, Jane Reynolds, P rances Trapnel, Margaret Ann Hari ' ell, Brenda Harris. Carol Gaskins, Mary French Hawes, Lee Lang Harrell, Mary May, Nena Duncan. SECOND ROW: Mi-s. Smith (Adviser), Carolyn Mozingo, Pat Coward, Sally Glisson, Alice Faye Whichard, Jean Smith, Linda Crawford, Marv Linda Porter. Rebecca Highsm ith, Cvnthia Cranford, Barbara Davis, Ruth Young, Frances Clark. Millie Bow- den, Judy Jolly. THIRD ROW: Carol Ann Tadlock, Marietta Northrop, Linda Morton, Pat Trip, Marlene James, Judy Batts, Lib Sutton, Sara Collins, Mary Harrington, Catherine Moore. Katherine Raynor, Mildred Coleman, Lou Rogers, Jo.vce SiUlon. .lo Anne Parks. FOURTH ROW: Janice Fordham, Janet Cox, Judy Adams, Mary Retha Hice, ,Ioyce Page, Vicki A ery. Lois Tunnell, Madge Stancil, Margaret Nobles, Betty Dei-iick, ' Florence Norman, Jo Ann Eagles, Ann Evans. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS FIRST ROW: Bill Franklin, Cecil Ellington. SECOND ROW: Jasper Tripp, Edwin Wilkerson, Orman Whichard George Saieed. Page Eighty-One MONOGRAM CLUB ' IRST ROW: John Barrett. Billy Sermons (Vice-Pres.), Edwin Wilkerson (Pres.). Roy Martin (Sec-Treas ) rharlp ; m ' h SECOND ROW: Albert Crawford. Hulton Hunsucker. Mack Roebuck, Wade Jordan, Angus Duff J ick Evins HIRD ROW: Jimmy Kelly. Lucian Bryan, Lewis Phelps, John Ed Arnold, Kelly Barnhill. Bobby Edwards. Robert MAJORETTES Jo Ann Rooke (Chief). Cynthia Cranford, Margaret Ann Harrell. Betty Lane Evans, Jolinda Brewer, Lois Brown, Lib Rogers, Nancy Berryman. (Sponsored by Belk-Tyler Co ) Page Eighty-Two BAND FIRST ROW: Mickic Siimrell (Pres.), Jo Ann Parks, Mary Alice Gibbs, Donna Luskin, Lois Eaton (Sec.), Jane Blue, Judy Balance, Jasper Tripp. SECOND ROW: Sara Smiley (Librarian), Lou Rogers, Harold Roberts, Clark Brewer, Gwcn Johnson, Tommy Mallison, Billy Fields, Billy Manning, Charlie F owie, Cath- erine Moore, Jackson Williams, George White, Janet Cox, Sandra Phillips, Orman Whichard ( Vice-Pres.) . TF IRD ROW; Bettv Derrick, Jo Ann Eagles, Libby Dudley, Jim Winstead, David Boyd, Jan Coward, Al- gene Vincent, Ronney Cox, Ebern Allen, Billy Davis, Willie Peede, George Mayo, Billy Goodwin, James Ward, Billy Cox, Lewis Phelps (Treas.), Fiubert Leggett, Nelson Dudley, Donald MacArthur. FOURTH ROW: Faye Bland, Bunny Overton, Gene Davenport, Buddy Murray, Norfleet Fclton, Buck Flye, George Saieed, Sammie Pollard, Ronnie Finch, Bill Moore, Jan Vincent, Buddy Dail, Billy Stocks, Charles Squires, Jon Luskin, Ralph Mayo, Steve Redd, Frankic Steinbeck, Tommy Bell, George Patrick. Page lii ' ihly Thrcr, SHOP Gilbert Sniitli, Sam Nixon, Wade Jordan, Robert Conway, Billy Staton, Melvin Fiissell, Maylon Edniondson, Wayne Pollard, Charles Pender, Ralph Johnson, Eugene Gurganus. Buddy Rogers, Jennis Wainwright, Leon Hudnell, Charles Powers, Eugene Roberts, Arthur Howell, Kirby Boyd, Tom Powell, Earl Stocks, Billy Johnson. Page Eighty-Four .j9 na t - ° r ' . ,,. J £7 ' J N - . ; A. c,. JH A BEST WISHES ALWAYS Offset Printing Company Quality — Service — Economy Jack P. Morgan, Operator 1804 DICKINSON AVENUE Phone 7245 Our Congratulations to the graduating class H. B. L. A. Jk. Evans Street Beadingfield Pharmacy REXALL DRUGS FIVE POINTS Greenville, N. C. Native Market Norman H. Pollard, Prop. DIAL 3302 LeAnn Beauty Shoppe Mrs. Dorothy Simmons, owner Phone for appointments — 3544 109 East 4th Street GREENVILLE, N. C. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Grayson Waldrop (Chief). SECOND ROW: Camilla Henderson, Ruth Young, Ginger Lang, Nannie Sue Crawford. THIRD ROW: Katherine Raynor, Betsy Whedbee, Alice Lee Edwards, Marietta Northrop, Margaret RufiRn, Carol Tadlock. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Frances Moseley, Mary French Hawes (Chief), Lee Lang Harrell. SECOND ROW: Frances Clark, Lois Tunnell, Linda Morton, Jane Reynolds. Page Eujhty-Seven FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Billy Staton, Billy Sermons, Eddie Lee, John Barrett, Roy Martin, Jimmy Kelly, Willis Stancell, Angus Duff, Kenny Whichard, Wade Jordan, Edwin Wilkerson, Jesse Powell, Sam Nixon, Albert Crawford. Second Row; Billy Brown, Robert Conway, Kelly Barnhill, Tommy Malison, JCbren Allen, Bobby Caroll, Robert Howell, Godfrey Oakley, Arthur Andrews, Mack Roebuck, Ralph Johnson, Bobb.v Edwards, Deane Roach, Robin Wilfong. Third Row: Voo:lv Smith, Wilber Owens, Ralph Sullivan, Charles Roberts, Coleman Ruffin, Charles Ross, Billy Cox, Rhett Everett, Billy Crenshaw. David Wade, Billy Boyd. I m fm n til W m i ailt joiilaii, l ' ,ilv iii ilkerson, and Bill ' Sciiik)iis Ic.ul the tcaiii in drills. Paf p Ktcfh til-Eight Coach Boley Farley 1} FRONT ROW: Billy Boyd Cox, Mack Roebuck, Wayne Eidson, Wesley Hudson, Don Wilkerson, Walker Allen, Bobby Edwards, Charles Smith. SECOND ROW; Angus Duff, Bob Bilbro, Francis Nunn, Steve Noble, Albert Crawford, Dick Evans, Joe Wingate, Edwin Wilkerson. Page Ninety ATHLETIC COUNCIL WRESTLING TEAM FRONT ROW; Tommy Mallison, Louis Arthur, Coleman Ruffiii, Charles Squires, Charles R. OND ROW; Wayne Pollard, Pete Taylor, Deane Roache, Jesse Powell. BASEBALL TEAM On Deck FIRST ROW; Bryce Cummings, Angus Duff, Mer- rill Bynum, Charles Staton, Billy Boyd Cox. SEC- OND ROW: Charles Smith, Dick Evans, Mack Roebuck, Bobby Edwards. Page Ninety-Three Page Ninrfy-Four BIQ DIPPER DOODLES 1 ' Aark S. ' Wl c cso st ' ' ' ' y yO XU M ' -J CX- ' -C t Congratulations Seniors STATE BANK AND TRUST CO. . jMemher ) F.D.I.C. Coii i ni fidat ions, 8 euiors! KARES RESTAURANT H. L. HODGES CO., INC. FARM SUPPLIES, HARDWARE PAINTS PHONE 4156 Com pUments of JOHN LAUTARES JEWELRY COMPANY PITT HARDWARE CO. DIAL 3163 Hardware — Building Supplies Westinghouse App. — DuPont Paints Free Parking Rear of Store Greenville, N 1 WILLARD V E§ v - .ll EVANS RECRE (iood Food, Milk d ' - (•( ' Crcain 211 E. 5th St. TioJirr V PAGE-BARBRE AGENCY MUTUAL INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 904 Dickinson Ave. Greenville, North Carolina Greenville, Norih Carolina 1 Carolina Office Equipment Co. Printers — Stationers — Office Ontfitters 306 Evans St. ' Greenvil , N. C. 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