Hillside High School - Hornet Yearbook (Durham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

u-Q - £ (Lis. AXi c- C ki , ?V ' ?- i oyy The Hornet I960 ‘Pu6li 6e t t£e Student . ' rtytC£ ide ' ytytyd ScdooC ' DunAeutt, ' TfaitA- (?ureCt ta 0 2Oe ' Dedicate tc We, the June Class of 1960, dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. M. T. Lakin, a former ad¬ visor to the HORNET. We wish to ac¬ knowledge her expert journalistic guidance. The present annual staff has derived great benefit from the first Hillside yearbook publication staff. As a token of our esteem and appreciation for the work Mrs. Lakin has done in writing, as well as in teaching, we dedicate this book to her. To Eric Michaux, the moving force be¬ hind our first attempt, we extend congratu¬ lations for pioneering and guiding the year¬ book effort to its completion. We com¬ mend him highly for his organizational ability. 2 SCHOOL SONG We, th sent the 19 ond public; The wo tireless effc senior class your senior ory more vi Our sin your high s moments o Hillside Hi; 3 0 2{ e ' Dedicate g 7 ic ' Doc We, the June Cla yearbook to Mrs. M. visor to the HORNET knowledge her expert The present annual st benefit from the first publication staff. As and appreciation for t done in writing, as we dedicate this book to SCHOOL SONG Hillside High, O Hillside High, We cherish thee with honor. Though some day we ' re far away, We ' ll praise thee with our hearts. We ' ll be true forever, To a school so dear-- You will live forever, Through all eternity. Dear old Hillside how we love thee, How we love the blue and white. From us thy name will never depart, Never will it die. Our hearts are gleeful, Filled with joy and pride. Your memory lingers always, Three cheers, Three cheers for HILLSIDE HIGH. ZOe ‘ftyiCCtide . . . t f 1 % s.. § fflg J yRH t 0 2{ e i¥o t viect Oust Vcct yt . . 10 s4ttd Da tcect at t6e ’P ' twt , , , ‘TPtoat s4Ct 7 e ean tect t6e s4 tt tutct Scte tce teC tfte SfaC£ ( o uKfucctia t Sufrexi tiettde tt “So xtc( Sducatciw. 18 ' P ' UttccfraC 7 0i. A MESSAGE TO THE STUDENTS Ah, but a man ' s reach should exceed his grasp, Or what ' s heaven for? --Browning. Man ' s reach is his dream for things. If one is not reaching he is standing still, for the es¬ sential thing in life is not conquering but fighting on and well. You will soon be finding the world around you filled with so many astonishing changes that you will pause and wonder how you ever got along in the old days of a few years ago. Man is delving into the biological cell; he is exploring outerspace; he is reaching for that which is good. That which you have is valuable but not nearly sufficient for the stepped up pace of the nuclear age. You must increase your knowledge of the things that are God ' s and those that have already been revealed to us by God. You must hold on the things that lead you closer to the bounty of God ' s love. Only educated men and women will be able to cope with the thousands of complications which modern economics and living conditions impose. Work at the job of getting an education while you are in high school and finish with the self-satisfaction that you have done your best. This is all that is expected of you, but this certainly is expected of all individuals. You have high school in your grasp; reach for college if you have the interest and ability. The end of the next decade will determine those who have taken advantage of training. There is a niche for each of you. The old barriers between you and sought for positions will be torn down sooner than you will be able to train yourself. Your position in a changing world will depend on your ability to adjust yourselves to this new environment. To students of Hillside, In your hands we place a great heritage. Guard it well. As for the future, A man ' s reach should exceed his grasp. 19 s4ctvc n ?. ' ZottKe ' ' ' 4ctvc4 n TtOi. ?. “rlf. s4(4t6 t 20 0 Defr4sU He tt Left to right: Mrs. V. S. Willis Mr. J. H. Gattis Miss F. L. Snipes Mrs. K. C. Thomas Mrs. D. V. Reaves Mrs. F. W. Schooler Mrs. E. B. Herndon Socca£ Sece tce Left to right: Mr. J. W. Bames c — Mrs. M. J. Speigner Mr. N. B. Turner • Mr. B. F. Page z tyuaye Left to right: Mrs. C. P. Smith Mrs. F. W. Holmes Mrs. M. H. Lucas 21 0 ?% zt6e n zttc efiasitcneitt SEATED: Mrs. G. L. Thompson STANDING: Mr. Carl L. Easterling Mr. R. E. Battle. -— 3 3 (? wt Pte ciaC 0 Defc tt Pte tt Left to right: Miss A. R. Cmse Mr. J. L. Allen Mrs. E. H. Brown Mrs. L. I. Riddick 2 . ' PJuf 6 ie z£ Sd tc ztco t Left to right: Mrs. D. D. Garrett Mr. R. E. Blunt 0 22 ' rtyonte S ' Ca to puc4 ‘Deficvtfment Mrs. M. H. Mabry Mrs. M. S. Curtis Science ' DeftevittHent Left to right: Mr. C. L. Easterling Mr. T. M. Davis Mrs. M. S. Dooms Mr. F. H. Alston Mr. J. H. Packenham i) z. 7?tu4ic ‘DefianttHent SEATED: Miss T. H. Claggett STANDING: Mr. J. H. Gattis Mr. J. T, Mitchell 23 s4 it 0 Defttfsit pte tt Mrs. G. M. Harris Mrs. E. M. King, Mrs. E. R. Herndon ' Pmett zl is ' Mrs. A. B. Butts, Mrs. A. C. Kennedy ' Driven Mr. T. M. Davis, Mr. N. B. Turner, Mr. R. E. Battle S ' 24 School Mis, M. R. Lennon Mrs. W. B. Hill Dtettcttut Mrs, Margie Dawkins 25 A i Mr. B. H. Thornton ‘T Cdc ute Mr. D. A. Sysnette ‘Sxic CtUfCKy- Stuyfe s4ut 7ftec6 icc6 Sfofr Mr. T. H. Tucker Mr. E. W. Williams £-— 7cUOyUK Mr. G. E. Harden “P. S ■ D. O. Mr. W. M. Grandy lr. Lit 26 Settiar (?Ca44 O cce - f 7 Left to right: (SEATED on steps) Rozena Brown--Treasurer, Lucille Black--Corresponding Secretary, (BACK ROW)Cloyce Lassiter-- Chairman of the Benevolence Committee, Henry Gunn--Parlia- mentarian, Claude Verbal--President, Earnestine Brown--Recording Secretary, Constance Sartor--Class Reporter, James Barnes--Vice President. ' iR e HU€t4ce tce t6e 60 To the Class of I960, we present the highlights of your high school days. The things that have happened dur¬ ing those years now bring back old memories. You became orientated into high school life at James A. Whitted Junior High School, where you were then classified as freshmen. Barbara Ann Walker served as president of the student council; Judith Burton, Eleanor Hinton, Claude Verbal and Charles Stanback served as vice-president, secretary, treasurer and parliamentarian, respectively. Whitted had its first marching band that year with James White as drum major; Eleanor Hinton as head majorette. Eileen Turner, Naomi Lowery, Mary Boyd, Patricia Wil¬ liams and Ruby McCauley were also majorettes. Carolyn Plummer and Withro Wiggins wrote the words to the Whitted School Song. You have always liked Rock and Roll music, and to top this off James Barnes, LeRoy Walker, Charles Stanback, Ronald Moore, Larry Schrlock, and Billy Clement called themselves the Combo Kids. They played all the latest hits. They even played for you at your ninth grade prom. You were really swinging. Don ' t forget that Eleanor Hinton and William Bowling reigned as King and Queen of the prom that year. Though most of your class exhibited good potentials, Betty Goodloe and Irma Page graduated from Whitted Junior High with highest honors and were awarded the Scholastic Average Awards. With great anticipation you entered Hillside High in September 1957. You got off to a very good start. 28 Our sophomore year 10-1 won second place in the Combined Charities Drive. Catherine Pratt won second prize in the Miss Hillside Contest. Major Geer, Betty Goodloe, Irma Page, Charles Stanback, James Stevens, and Marsha Goodwin were probationary members of the National Honor Society. Irma Page, Evelyn Kennedy, and Major Geer won first, second, and third places, respectively in the biology division of the Science Fair. Your sophomore class was also athletic. Charles Stanback, James Barnes, Claude Verbal, Charles Daye, Bobby Blue, Harrison Lyons, Leonard Burton, Otis Wright, Albert Johnson, Leon Cole and Sylvester Harris joined the football squad. Harrison Lyons and Gustov Jones joined the varsity basketball team. James Barnes, Sylvester Harris and LeRoy Walker were on the Junior Varsity. The members of Hillside ' s new dance group were Evelyn Kennedy, Barbara A. Walker, Dorothy Burkett, Eleanor Hinton, Barbara Weaver, Lucille Black, Benjamin Strudwick, James Barnes, Albert Johnson, Larry Scurlock and Anderson Council. Our new dance group gave many colorful perform¬ ances. Realizing the great task you had before you Miss A. R. Cruse, Junior Class Co-ordinator, got you off to a good start in your junior year. You elected the following people for Junior Class Officers: Larry Scurlock, president; Major Geer, vice-president; Mary Boyd, recording secretary; Eleanor Hinton, corresponding secretary; Carolyn Plummer, treasurer; James Barnes, Decoration Committee Chairman; Ann Thomas, Invitation Committee Chair¬ man; Betty Goodloe, Program Committee Chairman; and Celestine Flintall, Social Committee Chairman. Catharine Pratt was elected parliamentarian of the Student Council. Eileen Turner won the County Spelling Contest. Betty Goodloe, James Stevens and Major Geer won first, second and third places respectively in the chemistry division of the Science Fair. James Stevens reached the semi-finals in the National Merit Competi¬ tion. Do you recall the fact that you have Sleeping Beauty in your class? Yes, Helen Davis was Sleeping Beauty in Mr. G ' s Swing School. John Washington won the Elks Oratorical Contest. Rosie Snipes and Joycelyn McKissick were elected Co-editors of the Chronicle. Some members of our English class took a trip to Williams¬ burg, Virginia. Marsha Goodwin, Evelyn Kennedy, June Rosser, Eileen Turner, Carolyn Plummer, and Carolyn Skinner were members of the Girls ' Varsity Tennis Team. Your most fabulous event of your junior year was the Junior-Senior Prom which you gave for the seniors. Johnny Morgan, senior class president, presented the key to Larry Scurlock, the junior class president. Betty Goodloe, chairman of the Program Committee, presented the program. Marsha Goodwin sang for you on that night. The most spectacular event of the evening was the Junior Waltz. Finally, after three years of waiting and learning you entered your long-awaited senior year. Joycelyn McKis¬ sick and Larry Scurlock were admitted to Durham High School; they were among the first students to integrate in the Durham City Schools. Major Geer took the responsibility of Co-editor of the Chronicle to replace Joycelyn. The senior class officers were Claude Verbal, president; James Barnes, vice-president; Earnestine Brown, record¬ ing secretary; Lucille Black, corresponding secretary; Constance Sartor, reporter; Henry Gunn, parliamentarian; and Cloyce Lassiter, Welfare and Benevolence Committee Chairman. The class colors were blue and white; class flower, American Beauty Rose. The officers of the Student Council were installed. They were James Stevens, president; William Clement, vice-president; Mary Boyd, secretary; Eleanor Hinton, assistant secre¬ tary; Barbara Ann Walker, treasurer; and Catharine Pratt, parliamentarian. Betty Goodloe was Miss Homecom¬ ing with Catharine Pratt and Eileen Turner serving as attendants. 12-4 won the Combined Charities Drive for the sixth consecutive year. The senior class presented its class play on December 2, 1959. The title of the play was Lights Out. Henry Gunn, Constance Sartor, Eileen Turner, Evelyn Kennedy, Mary Martin, James Pointer, Wylma McIntyre, Carolyn Watson, Major Geer, William Bowling and Benjamin Strudwick were members of the cast. Your football team won the Eastern District Championship. They also played Atkins High of Winston-Salem for the State Championship. Jimmy Barnes, and Mickey Daye were Co-captains; Red Johnson, Sug Wright, Cush Walker, Charles Stanback, Booby Blue, Sylvester Harris, and Wilbert Nunn were the senior players on the team. Jimmy Barnes, Charles Stanback, Bud” Lyons, Booby Blue and Mickey Daye were selected for the State All-Star team. You acted as hosts to a group of foriegn students from the university of North Carolina. We leave this thought with you--your class motto-- Act well your part; there all the honor lies. We know you wonder how we know so much about you. Well, we have been a part of these glorious years al- also. For we are-- Bunny Kennedy and Cloyce Lassiter. 29 SetUon, MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Rozena Brown Jamf s White . - BEST LOOKING Henry. Gunn Willie Ruth Hayes MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED , Major_ Geer__ Betty Jo Goodloe 30 SufieriCcittve4 MOST STUDIOUS Cornelia Weatherford Austin Washington MOST POPULAR Betty Jo Goodloe‘ — Mickey Daye •— BEST DRESSED Charles Cameron Constance Sartor 31 CHARLES ALFORD DELORES ALLEN Chronicle Staff . . . Photography Club . . . wants to become an Art teacher. MARTHA ANDERSON Hawk Wants to become a sec¬ retary. CHARLES ARCHER Vocational Club . . . en¬ joys dancing and parties. DEL ORIS BAILEY A member of the Vo¬ cational Club . . . wants to be a secretary. THEODORE ROOSEVELT BAILEY Vocational Club . . . Treasurer . . . enjoys sing¬ ing . . . Ambition: to be¬ come a Social Science Teacher. JAMES WESLEY BARNES Jimmy Varsity H Club . . . Vocational Club . . . Captain of the Football Team . . . Vice-President of the Senior Class . . . Concert Band . . . enjoys athletics, jazz, hotrods, and building model planes. Ambition: to become a pilot. MINNIE IRENE BARROW Vocation Club . . . enjoys sports . . . wants to be¬ come a tailor. r PAULINE BENJAMIN Enjoys reading . . . Ambi¬ tion: Social Worker. BARBARA BEST Babs J.D.R. Club . . . Dramatics Club . . , plans to become an Occupational Therapist. MARION DELOIS BEST Slim A friendly girl who would like to become a beauti¬ cian. HAROLD RUDOLPH BETHEA Library Club . . . wants to make a career of the Marine Corps. CONSTANCE LUCILLE BLACK Polly Secretary of the National Honor Society . . . Vice- President of the Broad¬ casters Club . . . Treas¬ urer of the Band . . . Stu¬ dent Council . . . Ambi¬ tion: Laboratory Techni¬ cian MELVIN DOUGLASS BLACK Varsity H Club . . . Body Builders Club . . . Glee Club . . . wants to become a coach of basketball and track. BOBBY BLUE A promising fellow with a pleasing personality who is a member of the Varsity H Club . . . Football Team , . . plans to be¬ come a Professional Ath¬ lete. PORTIA BLUE Girls ' Glee Club . . . wants to be a Laboratory Techni¬ cian. V WILLIAM BOWLING Zip A fellow who is always happy . . . Ambition: to become a Musician. MARY BOYD Peaches Secretary of the Student Council, Broadcasters Club, Band . . . Ambition: To be a nurse. BRENDA LOUISE BROWN Debating Society, Future Nurses Club, J.D.R. Club, Y-Teen . . . would like to become a Physical Therapist. EARNESTINE EUGENIA BROWN Stine J.D.R. Club, Recording Secretary of the Senior Class . . . enjoys dancing and music . . . Ambition: Secretary. ELDEE LEONUSE BROWN, JR. Debating Society, National Honor Society, Band . . . enjoys Science and Mathe¬ matics . . . Ambition: to go into the field of medi¬ cine. MARGARET BROWN Ambition: to go into the Commercial field. MARY ETHEL BROWN J.D.R. Club . , . likes to read . . . Ambition: Social Worker. ROZENA MARIE BROWN Vocation Club . , . Tennis Club . . . enjoys jazz and reading. Ambition: to teach handicapped children. 34 WESLEY deCARLO BROWN J.D.R. Club, Treasurer; Vocational Club, Vice- President; Boys ' Assembly, Chairman . . . enjoys singing and dancing . . . Ambition: Photographer. WOODROW BROWN Woody Debating Society; Band; Chronicle Staff . . . Ambi¬ tion: Chemist. JUDITH FAYE BURTON Juicy Broadcasters; Dramatics Club; Hornet Staff . . . known for talking . . . Ambition: Medical Tech¬ nician. DOROTHY BURKETT Dot Cheerleader . . . Ambition: Nurse. LEONARD BURTON Varsity H Club; Body Builders; He enjoys sports and wants to become an architect. EDITH ERNELL BURROUGHS Vocational Club; Dramat¬ ics Club; Student Council . . . Ambition: to go to A. T. College. WILLIAM CAIN V Billy Enjoys music , . . wants to become a T.V. repair¬ man. CHARLES CAMERON Ambition: Industrial Technician. EDDIE LEE CARLISLE Vocational Club . . . Wants to attend A. T. college. CAROLYN CARRINGTON Student Council . . . Am¬ bition: secretary. HELEN SANDRA CLAY J.D.R. Club . . . wants to become a nurse. WILLIAM ALEXANDER CLEMENT JR. Billy Student Council, vice president . . . HORNET Staff . . . wants to become an actuary. LEON COLE Mert Dramatics Club . . . Var¬ sity H Club . . . Student Organist . . . Body Build¬ ers Club . . . Ambition: World Correspondent. CHARLES WESLEY COUCH D.E. Club . . . wants to be a lawyer. ANDERSON COUNCIL Cootsie Enjoys singing and dancing . . . wants to become an entertainer. JANET COVINGTON Cookie Enjoys jazz and dancing . . . would like to become a secretary. 36 ROBERT COVINGTON Bob J.D.R. Club; Library Club; likes sports . . . wants to be a doctor. JAMES COX Vocational Club CLARENCE COZART Bubba Chronicle Staff; Art Editor . . . Band . . . Vocational Club . . . wants to be an artist. MARY ELLEN COZART Wants to be a secretary. . . . a quiet girl. AL CRAWFORD Winky Winky ' s main ambition is to go to college. ALVA OVETT A CRUSE Bonnie Vocational Club . . . wants to be an elementary teacher. BENSON CURRIE Bennie Vocational Club . . . likes sports . . , plans to go to N.C.C. ESTER ANN CURTIS Vocational Club . . . known for talking and laughing . , . Ambition: to go to business school. 37 HELEN HENRIETTA DAVIS Debating Society . . . Chronicle Staff, Associate Editor . . . National Honor Society . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Tennis Club . . . Hornet Staff . . . likes to play the piano . . . in college, wants to major in MODERN FOR¬ EIGN LANGUAGES. THOMAS INE MARIA DAVIS Tommie Ambition: Nurse. CHARLES DAYE Mickey Varsity H Club . . . Football Team . . . Ambi¬ tion: Banker. CAROLYN FELICIA DIXON D.E. Club . . . Ambition: Elementary Teacher. ALLIE DOUGLAS Wants to become a nurse. JANE DOUGLAS Broadcasters Club . . . Band . . . Ambition: Ele¬ mentary Teacher. BARBARA FAIRLEY Babs Dramatics Club . . . likes to listen to music . . . She wants to go to North Caro¬ lina College and major in psychology. RECI FARRINGTON A live wire, Reci wants to be a nurse. 38 MAE RENA FENNELL Wants to become a secre¬ tary. CELESTINE FLINTALL Tine Majorette, member of the concert band . . . hopes to be a lawyer. NATHANIEL FULLER Jagg Varsity H Club . , . Baseball team . . . Intra¬ mural Team . . . wants to be a chemist. JOE LOUIS GARNER Safety Patrol . . . Football team . . . Vocational club . . . Ambition: Engineer. MAJOR GEER, JR. President of the National Honor Society . . . Dra¬ matics Club . . . Band . .. Co-Editor of the Chroni¬ cle . . , Enjoys music, math, drawing cartoons, people . . . plans to be¬ come a biophysicist. ETHEL JEAN GILES Enjoys reading ... a quiet and likeable person . . . Ambition: medical tech¬ nician. BETTY JO GOODLOE Jo Student Council . . . Dra¬ matics Club . . . National Honor Society . . . Co- Editor of the Hornet . . . Tennis Club . . . Secretary of Durham Youth Board . . . Miss Homecoming of 1959 . . . wants to be¬ come a mathematician. MARSHA LILLIAN GOODWIN Mush Student Council . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society . . . Dramatics Club . . . Circu¬ lation Manager of the Chronicle . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Hornet Staff , . . Band . . . Tennis Club . . . Ambition: Social Worker. DONNELLE GREENE Boys ' Glee Club . . . en¬ joys athletics . . . plans to enter the U,S. Air Force, SHIRLEY ANN GRIMSLEY Enjoys reading , , . wants to become a secretary. HENRY LUTHER GUNN III Wine Dramatics Club . . . Chronicle Staff , . . Var¬ sity H Club . , . wants to become a Mechanical Draftsman. JAMES HALL Vocational Club ... plans to attend N.C.C. ALFONZO HAMILTON, JR. June Vocational Club . . . wants to go to A. T. CHARLES EDWARD HARRIS Cheese Body Builders Club . . . Baseball Team . . . Band . . . enjoys parties . . . plans to go to Howard to study Civil Engineering. MICHEAL JUNIOR HARRIS Vocational Club . . . likes to dance. 40 RUBY ETRULIA HARRIS Dramatics Club . . . Ambi¬ tion: Secretary. SYLVESTER HARRIS Body Builders Club . . . plans to attend N.C.C. and major in psychology. HARVEY HARPER Enjoys dancing . . . Ambi¬ tion: Construction Engi¬ neer. CAROLYN HAYES J.D.R. Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . hopes to be a Psychiatric Nurse. DELORES HAYES Wants to be a secretary. ERIC HAYES Ambition: Engineer. PATRICIA ANGELA HAYES Future Nurses Club . . . wants to be a nurse. WILLIE RUTH HAYES Tubby A real cutie , . . wants to go to T.C. . . . hopes to be a teacher. JAMES RICHARD HENRY, JR. Jimmy Enjoys reading and music . . . wants to attend Ober- lin College to become a concert pianist. 41 GONE FISHING IRIS CAROLYN HIGGINS Cookie Library Club . . . likes to read and sing . . . Ambi¬ tion: Teacher. GLORIA ALVANETTE HILL Library Club, vice presi¬ dent . . . Dramatics Club . . . Gloria wants to be a librarian. ELEANOR JOYCE HINTON El Broadcasters Club, presi¬ dent . . . Student Council asst. Sec. . . . Dramatics Club . . . National Honor Society . . . Band . . . Majorette . . . HORNET Staff . . . enjoys reading and parties . . .plans to go to college and major in foreign languages. JEAN HINTON Photography Club . . . Choir . . . Ambition: Teacher. THRESA HODGES J.D.R. Club . . . wants to be a secretary. BARBARA DELORES HOLDER Babs J.D.R. Club . . . enjoys reading . . . rock and roll music . . . wants to be a secretary. BARBARA ROSE HOLLOWAY Bobbie N.H.A, Club . . . Mixed Chorus . . . enjoys music . . . wants to be a stenog¬ rapher. JAMES HOLLOWAY Varsity H Club . . .Body Builders . . . Football team . . . wants to become a professional football player. 42 ROBERT LEWIS HOPSON A nice boy . . . wants to be an auto mechanic. WILLIAM JAMES HOPSON Dramatics Club . . . J.D.R. Club. ROBERT LEE JACKSON Jack Vocational Club . . . Body Builders Club . . . Base¬ ball Team . . . J.D.R. Club . . . trainer for the Basketball team . . . plans to be a physical education teacher. SUE E. JACKSON Secretary of the Library Club . . . She wants to be¬ come a commerce teacher. ROMMIE LEE JEFFERSON D.O. Club . . . likes sports . . . hopes to be a book¬ keeper. WARNELLA ATHLEA JENKINS Pie A nice girl . . . plans to become a secretary. BRENDA J. JENKINS Dramatics Club . . . wants to be a secretary. ALBERT JOHNSON Little Red Co-Captain of the foot¬ ball team . . . Varsity H Club . . . wants to be a military officer. 43 LETHIA MAE JOHNSON Y-Teens , , . would like to become a nurse. BARBARA JONES Mixed Chorus . . . wants to become a nurse. CHARLES THOMAS JONES T ommy Varsity H Club . . . Hopes to become a dentist. WILLIAM GUSTAV JONES Gus Varsity H Club . . . Co¬ captain of the Basketball Team. EVELYN WALTON KENNEDY Bunny Debating Society . . . Modern Dance Club . . . Dramatics Club . . . Ten¬ nis Team . . . Hornet Staff . . . wants to be an Obstetrician. GREGORY PRIDE KYLE He enjoys politics and baseball . . . hopes to be¬ come a lawyer. ' FRANCES BAGLEY LANGLEY Frankie Vocational Club . . . D.O. Class Vice-President . . . Ambition: Nurse. CLOYCE MARIE LASSITER Punchie Student Council . . . and . . . Y-Teens, President . . . Hornet Staff . . . en¬ joys singing . . . Ambition: Psycologist. 44 LILLIAN LASSITER Y-Teens Club . . . Ambi¬ tion: to go into the field of commerce. BETTY LAWRENCE A sweet girl with a warm smile . . . Ambition: Ele¬ mentary school teacher. HARRISON LYON Bud An excellent athlete who belongs to the Varsity H Club and is a member of the Football and Basket¬ ball Teams. EMMITT HAROLD LYONS Band . . . Ambition: biolo¬ gist. GERALDINE LYONS Jerry Chorus . . . Ambition: nurse. AUDREY MAE LONG Vocational Club . , . Am¬ bition: practical nurse. GERALDINE MALLOY Marching Band . . . wants to teach handicapped chil¬ dren. JOHN MALLOY Shorty Body Builders Club . . . wants to be a bricklayer. 45 SHIRLEY MANNINGS A new comer to Hillside . . . member of the band . . . wants to be a secre¬ tary. BOBBY MARKHAM A person who is always happy . . . wants to be an aviator. RUBY LEE MARSHALL Chorus . . . wants to be a teacher. MARY MARTIN Pete Dramatics Club . . . enjoys the finer things of life . . . wants to become a Spanish teacher. BETTY MAE McALLISTER Marching Band . . . likes reading . . . Ambition: Nurse. RUBY LEE McCAULEY Dramatics Club . . . Broadcasters Club . . . Vocational Club, Band . . . Likes reading, collect¬ ing stamps . . . Ambition: to be an elementary teacher. IRVING McCOLLUM Member of the Marching and Concert Band. EDWARD McCRAE Ed Debating Society . . . likes math and football . . . wants to be a mathe¬ matician. 46 CARL ROBERT McCRIGHT Vocational Club . . . Dra¬ matics Club . . . Varsity H Club . . . wants to be an engineer. CAROLYN JEAN McDuffie Likes reading, also cook¬ ing . . . wants to be a nurse. jennie McDuffie Mixed Chorus . . . Y- Teens . . . Ambition: to be an Elementary Teacher. LARRY McFADDEN Body Builders . . . wants to be a jet mechanic. PATRICIA ANN McFADDEN Pat Likes to dance . . . wants to be a bookkeeper. WYLMA CLIVATYNNE McIntyre C liv Hornet Staff . . . Band . . . wants to be a Pediatric Diagnostician . . . wants to attend U.N.C. JAMES EDWARD McKinnon, jr. Body Builders Club . . . D.E. Club . . . undecided about the future. JUNIUS McKNIGHT Wants to be a mechanic. 47 JOHN McLEAN GONE FISHING MARION McLEAN THOMAS CLARKSON McQUEEN Racetrack Vocational Club . . . wants to go into the Air Force. VANCE MEDLIN BENNIE MILFORD Safety Patrol . . . plans to go to college. WILLIE MIMS Student Council . . . hopes to become a private secre¬ tary. MARLENE MITCHELL D.O. Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition: Dress Designer. MARSHALL MITCHELL A fellow who is very comical . . . plans to at¬ tend Va. State College. 48 ROGER MOORE Vocational Club . . . wants to attend A. and T. College. RONALD EUGENE MOORE Modern Dance Club . . . Band . . . wantst to become a biologist. CHARLES MORGAN Band . . . Body Builders Club . . .wants to be a Marine Officer. MARINDA ANN MUMFORD Girls ' Glee Club . . . wants to be a musician. WILBERT NUNN President of the Body Builders Club . . . Treas¬ urer of the Varsity H Club . . . Vocational Club . . . wants to be a professional football player. IRMA JEAN PAGE Assistant Secretary of the Debating Society . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society . . . Ambition: laboratory technician. ROBERT PAGE Student Council . . . Am¬ bition: Male Nurse. RONALD PARKER Photography Club . . . D.E. Club. 49 DAIRLE PATTERSON Dassee Safety Patrol . . . Body Builders . . . Vocational Club . . . Track Team. GLORIA ANNE PERRY Chronicle Staff . . . Photog¬ raphy Club . . . Special Chorus . . . Ambition: music teacher. NAOMI BLONDINA PERRY Ambition: Secretary. WILLIE ARTHUR PERRY Ambition: Interior Decora¬ tor. CAROLYN ELIZABETH PLUMMER Little Bit Debating Society . . . Tennis Team . . . Dra¬ matics Club . . . Modem Dance Group . . . Band, Head Majorette . . . en¬ joys creative dancing and marching . . . Ambition: Nurse. JAMES POINTER Butch Debating Society . . . Dramatics . . , Hornet Staff . . . Ambition: Medical Technologyist. CATHARINE PRATT Cat Dramatics . . . Student Council . . . Ambition: Pharmacist. VERNETTA PRATT Net Dramatics . . . Broadcasters Club . . . plans to go to N.C.C. and major in Com¬ merce. 50 DOREATHA PRESSLEY Vocational Club . . . Am¬ bition: teacher. ESTER ELIZABETH PUGH Student Council . . . Ambi¬ tion: private secretary. FREDRIKA RICHMOND Vocational Club . . . Am¬ bition: to be a nurse. EMMA MAE RILEY J.D.R. Club . . . Dramat¬ ics Club . . . plans to at¬ tend Fayetteville State Teachers College. MARGARET RINEHART ESSIE INEZ ROBBINS Student Council . . . Dra¬ matics Club . , . she en¬ joys reading . . . Ambition: physical therapist. CAROLYN ROBERSON Vocational Club . . . plans to be a nurse. WILLIE JAMES ROBERSON D.E. Club . . . plans to go to A. and T. and then make a career of the Armed Forces. 51 GLORIA JEAN ROBERTS Ambition: Registered Nurse. NORMA RUTH ROBERTS Dramatics Club, Dance Group . . . wants to be - come a nurse. BLANCHE LENORE ROCHELLE She enjoys typing and plans to become a Private Secretary. JOHN ROGERS Dramatics Club, Student Council . . . plans to be¬ come a Physical Therapist. VIRGINIA ROGERS New Homemakers of America . . . Ambition: Elementary School Teacher. BETTIE JEAN ROSE A new-comer to Hillside who wants to become a nurse. JUNE PATRICE ROSSER Rosco A high-stepping majorette in the band, Dance Group . . . She plans to attend college and major in Physical Education. RITA EDWARDS ROYSTER She plans to go to New York University and major in Business Administration. BENJAMIN SYLVESTER RUFFIN Polly Varsity H Club . . . Vo¬ cational Club . . . He would like to become a physical education teacher. LEROY RUFFIN, JR. Lightning Vocational Club . . . Am¬ bition: to become a social worker. ARTHUR WADELL RUSH Vocational Club . . . Body Builders Club. NORMA MAE SALES J.D.R. Club . . . Dramat¬ ics Club . . . Dance Group . . . wants to become a model. GERALDINE SANDERS Vocational . . . enjoys sewing . . . Ambition: T ailor. CONSTANCE ANN SARTOR President, Dramatics Club . . . Chronicle Staff . . . Hornet Staff . . . J.D.R. Club . . . Student Council . . . enjoys music and sports . . . Ambition: Mathematician (Actuary). WILLIE EDWARD SELF Varsity H Club . . . Vocational Club. BET TIE JEAN SELLERS Vocational Club . . . Am¬ bition: to be a registered nurse. LEOLA SIMMONS Ambition: Secretary. SAMUEL SINGLETARY Member of the marching band . . . plans to become a bricklayer. VALERIA SINGLETON Vocational Club . . . wants to become a Regis¬ tered Nurse. CAROLYN JEAN SKINNER J.D.R. Club . . . Tennis Club . . . would like to be an interpreter. BARBARA SMITH J.D.R. Club . . . Voca¬ tional Club . . . wants to be a nurse. BETTIE JEAN SMITH Pleasing personality but shy . . . wants to attend business school next year. HERBERT SMITH Little Smitty President of the D.E. Club . . . Staff Photographer for the Chronicle . . . President of the Photog¬ raphy Club . . . School Projectinist . . . wants to become a retail salesman. JOYCE ANN SMITH Dramatics Club . . . Broad¬ casters Club . . . Library Club . . . this girl with the pretty smile enjoys reading and wants to become a social worker. JUANITA SMITH This energetic cheerleader wants to become a beauti¬ cian. ROSIE MARIE SNIPES Student Council . . . Co- Editor of the Chronicle . . . Quill and Scroll . . . would like to be a journal¬ ist. CHARLES RUDOLPH STANBACK, JR. Stan Varsity H Club . . . Dramatics Club . . . Band . . , Football team . .. National Honor Society . . . enjoys jazz and all sports . . . wants to be¬ come an electronics en¬ gineer. GERALDINE STEELE Plans to be a private nurse. MICHAEL JACKSON STEPHENS Mike Student Council . . . Band . . . likes reading and swimming . . . would like to attend Fisk University. VIRGINIA STEPHENS Wants to become a regis¬ tered nurse. JAMES ALEXANDER STEVENS Jimmy President of the Student Council . . . National Honor Society . . . Hor¬ net Staff . . . would like to become a chemist. BENJAMIN STRUDWICK Ben A fellow full of pep who is a member of the Dance Group . . . would like to attend A. T. SAMEUL STUBBS He enjoys music and wants to become a law¬ yer. RICHARD TAYLOR Dickie Safety Patrol . . . Body Builders . . . Track . . , Ambition: Mortician. DECOTA MAE TINNEN Dee-Dee She enjoys dancing and wants to be a secretary. AMELIA ANN THOMAS Dramatics Club . . . Manager of the Intramural Council . . .she enjoys painting and plans to be¬ come a commercial artist. LANA FORLORNIA THOMPSON A witty and bold person who is liked by all . . . She belongs to the Broad¬ casters Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Band .. . and Chronicle Staff, She hopes to become a Registered Nurse. MABEL WILLIAMS THOMPSON Vocational Club . . , This girl with the pretty eyes would like to be a secre¬ tary. ANDREW THORPE Library Club , . . Photog¬ raphy Club . , . Ambition: Biochemist. NORMAN THOMAS THORPE Library Club . , . Photog¬ raphy Club . . . Chorus . . . Ambition: to attend Howard University and to become a biochemist. ALLENE TOMPKINS Does this twin have the Toni ? She enjoys dancing and she wants to be a professional model. CHRISTINE TOMPKINS Vocational Club . . . Library Club . . . This cute twin plans to attend Mary¬ land State College. BURNIS TOOMER Dramatics Club . . . plans to attend Tuskegee Insti¬ tute. JOSEPH WILLIAM TOOMER, JR. Joe J.D.R. Club . . . Voca¬ tional Club . . . Band . .. enjoys running track . . . plans to become a morti¬ cian. JAMES FERRELL TORAIN J.D.R. Club . . . D.E. Club. GLORIA ELIZABETH TRAYLOR Captain of the girls of the Safety Patrol . . . Ambi¬ tion: to become a secre¬ tary. GEORGE TRICE . . . plans to go to North Carolina College. JOE TRICE Sweet Pea Vocational Club ... is planning for an Army ca¬ reer. GONE FISHING 57 CAROLYN JEAN TURNER Dett Choral Club . . . Am¬ bition: to become a nurse. JEROME DESUERNY TURNER Varsity H Club . . .D.E. Club . . . enjoys participat¬ ing in sports . . . wants to be a carpenter. RUTH EILEEN TURNER 11 JI1 Debating Society . . . Stu¬ dent Council . . . Modern Dance Group . . .Na¬ tional Honor Society . . . Tennis Club . . , wants to become a surgeon. CAROLYN JEAN TYSON Dramatics Club . , . Art Club . , . wants to be¬ come a fashion designer. CLAUDE ARTHUR VERBAL President of Senior Class . . , Hornet Staff, Co- Editor . . . Asst, to the Advisor of Boys . . .Na¬ tional Honor Society . . . Ambition: Aereonautical Engineer. PATRICIA ANN VINSON Trish Vice-President of Debating Society . . . Vice-President of the orchestra . . . enjoys public speaking . . . wants to become a Social Science T eacher. BARBARA ANN WALKER Babs Student Council, Treas¬ urer . . . Modem Dance Club . . . Marching Band . ., enjoys dancing . . . Ambitioon: Math Teacher. BARBARA JEAN WALKER A newcomer to Hillside . . . Ambition: Nurse. 58 CAROL WALKER J.D.R. Club . . . Dramat¬ ics Club . . .Future Nurses Club . . , Student Council . . . Ambition: Pediatric nurse. DELORES WALKER Ambition: secretary. LeROY WALKER, JR. President of the Varsity H Club . . . National Honor Society . . . Presi¬ dent of the Band . . . Football Team . . .Track Team . . . Ambition: Engineer. JEANETTE WALLER Ambition: to be a secre¬ tary. LOVIE LAVELLE WALLER Vocational Club . . . Am¬ bition: nurse. MAGGIE WALLER Plans to become a secre¬ tary. AUSTIN WASHINGTON Enjoys politics . . . Am¬ bition: chemist. EAR LINE WASHINGTON Wants to be a secretary. 59 EMMA MARIE WASHINGTON Enjoys music and read¬ ing . . . Ambition: Dress Maker. EVELYN WASHINGTON Wants to attend A T College. JOSEPH WASHINGTON Vocational Club . . . Am¬ bition: to make a career of the Armed Forces. ALICE FAYE WATSON Ambition: Bookkeeper. CAROLYN WATSON Dramatics Club . . . plans to attend Winston Salem Teachers College . . . Ambition: Elementary Teacher. RANDOLPH WATSON Randy Vocational Club . . . wants to be an officer in Air Force. CORNELIA WEATHERFORD Connie Debating Society, Modern Dance Club . . . wants to be a professional dancer. 60 BARBARA JEAN WEAVER Broadcasters Club . . . wants to become a secretary. CAROLYN WEEKS A quiet, easy going person. JAMES WHITE Jacques Student Council . . . Dra¬ matics Club . . . Ho rnet Staff . . . Chronicle Staff, Sports Editor . . . Hornet Statistician . . . Varsity H Club . . . Ambition: French Interpreter. CARRIE LEE WIGGINS Student Council. MARION ALBERT WIGGINS Band . . . Student Conduc¬ tor ... a wonderful musi¬ cian who plays with the Joymakers . . . plans to at¬ tend Florida A. M. Uni¬ versity. WITHRO H. WIGGINS Wimp National Honor Society, Vice-President . . . De¬ bating Society, President . . . Student Council . . . Photographers Club . . . Hornet Staff . . . Am¬ bition: physicist. JAMES WILKINS Vocation Club . . . Ambi¬ tion: Designer. DORIS WILLIAMS J.D.R. Club . . . wants to attend college. PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS Trish J.D.R. Club, President . . . Chronicle Staff . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Stu¬ dent Council . . . Ambition: elementary teacher. 61 PORTIA ANN WILLIAMS Debating Society . . . wants to be a Foreign Language Teacher. CLARENCE WILSON Vocational Club . . . Foot¬ ball Team . . . Ambition: Machinist. GLORIA ANN WILSON Chronicle Staff . . . Band . . . plans to become an Elementary Teacher. JESSE WILSON Ambition: Seamstress SHIRLEY WILSON J.D.R. Club . . . Ambi¬ tion: Stewardess. GILFORD DERAL WINGATE Chronicle Staff . . . Band, Vice-President . . . known for his ability to play a clarinet and to type . . . hopes to attend Florida A M to major in music. 62 OTIS SYLVESTER WRIGHT Sug Varsity H Club . . . Football Team . . . plans to attend A. and T. Col¬ lege . . . Ambition: to be a professional football player. FRED YOUNG Band . . . Ambition: to become a veternarian. MARY LOU BROWN Ambition: Social Worker WILLIE BURT Dramatics Club . . . Ambi¬ tion: to be a paratrooper. 63 ' ZftCUaiie ’TPt SUf- 64 T tcAA ' rty HeCOtfUHy 65 66 fJaxuvi Leon Fowler .Vice-President Pearl Mangum.Reporter James Mitchell.Treasurer Mary Woods. Secretary Wakefield Thompson.President WTmfreci KicKafdson.Assistant Secretary pcc«Ua% @Cei4 $60 Lugenia Addison Carolyn Allen Ernest Allen Etta Allen Margaret Allen Barbara Amey Valinda Amos Raymond Anderson Paul Atkins ' ' Rebecca Avent Thomas Bailey III Bruce Baines Walter Barbee Velma Barbee James Barr 4 D onnie Bas s Earl Baucum III Marvin Best Johnny Bishop Elnora Blake Betty Bledsoe Maxine Bledsoe Donald Blue Lyle Booker Annie Boone Patricia Bowling Wilhemenia Bracey Constance Brame Lana Brame Belinda Brown Donald Brown Jacquelyn Brown Ronald Buie Larry Bumpass Barbara Cameron Katie Carroway Lillian Carter Alton Cheek Sandra Coleman Marvin Crawford Billie Cue Daryel Daniels Donna Daniels Edna Daniels Thomas Daniel Isabelle Davis „ M attJhe w. D avis. „ Levi Dawson Claudine Daye Elizabeth Delay Wauna_D_oorns_ Rosa Douglas Betty Dunn Edward Dupree Barbara Eatman Norman Eubanks Flora Faison Howard Fenell JesseTerreTF Stanley Fischer John Fletcher Decelia Fogg Leon Fowler Amette’G ambl e Henry Gamble Olivia Gamer Sylvia Giles Jacqueline Glenn Evelyn Goodin Joyce Graham Theresa Groton Barbara Harris Mamie Harris Theodore Hargrove William Hayes Selena Henderson Donald Herndon Thomas Hickson Beautricia Hill James Hodges Mattie Hole man Peter Holeman Brenda Holland George Holliday Tatricia Holman Carol Holmes Michael Holt Benjamin Hop kins James Hunter Ronatri Jacobs Jo-Anne Jackson Moses James Johnny Jenkins Delores Johnson Jerome Johnson Lee Johnson Jr. Mary Johnson Barbara Jones Melvin Jones gillie Jones_ Owen Justice Orson Kirk Carol Langley Patricia Leathers Willie Leathers George Logan III Daniel ' Tong Carolyn Lucas James Luster ' JTesse Lunsford Jr. Vivian McKoy Carolyn McGhee Romeo McKiever Virgilene McKiever John McKinnon Eugene McLean Scarlett McNeil Constance McQueen Winnefred McQueen Curtis Mabry Jr. 1 f i f r Ellen Mack James Malloy Pearl Mangum Jo Ann Marrow Nonnie Midgette Joseph Milford Joyce Miller Shelia Minor Qharles Mitchell James Mitchell Johnny Mitchell Reginald Mitchiner Wilburt Mitz Winfred Morris Catherine Newkirk McArthur Nichols Preston Nicholson Author Page7 JfT William Page Andrew Parker Annie Perry Elaine Perry Jacquelyn Peterson Leonza Pettiford Anonia Pettiway Patricia Pippens Patricia Poole Carolyn Pratt Bakaigh Pr ice Thomas Prince Lenovea Privette Alice Pugh Faye Ray Gloria Richardson Winifred Richardson I ' ' T- Marie Riley Jqhn Roberson James Robinson Robbie Rochelle Leona Rogers Patricia Royster nthpnyjluffin Delores Russell Barbara Salmon Sandra Samuel Sylvester Saunders Veola Saunders Doris Schooler Leroy Shepard Joseph Siler Kenneth Singletary Margaret Small Phyllis Starks Russell Stevens William Stewart Marion Stokes Claude Sullivan Carrie Sutton Charles Sutton Mary Syrles Bennie Tatum Melba Tatum Brenda Taylor Donald Thomas Jacqueline Thompson Jean Thompson Joyce Thompson Wakefield Thompson Mary Thorpe Constance Tilley Bobby Torain Irma Tucker Alma Turner J am es Tu me r ' Barbara Tyson Lula Umstead Alice Upchurch James Vample Beatrice Vines - Barbara Waddell Ronald Wa lkex. Willa Walker Olivia Wallace Joanne Watson Sarah Washington Gloria Weaver Emma Wesley Warr en Wh e eler C arol Whisenton Brenda Williams G e o.rge_ W ill.ia.ms. John Williams — Thomasine Williams Virginia Wilson Mary Woods William Woods Mamie Worsley Deatrice Wynn Johnny Zimmerman O cce i Left to right: Gwendolyn Green, corresponding secretary; Annie Smith, Treasurer; Wencie Brown, parliamentarian; Sandra Criss, recording secretary; Marie Shaw, vice-president; and Leon Creed, president. $60 Kaye Adams Loretta Adams Jessie Allen Billy Alston Charles Alston Ralph Alston -t eL) rav rftn I Loretta Armstrong Shirley Ashe Vera Ashe Catherine Bailey Mary Bailey Delores Banks Carolyn Bames Frank Barrow James Bell Myrtrice Bell Cordelia Bethea James Black Willie Blackwell Joseph Blue Charlimae Bowling George Bratcher ' Frank Brown Wencie Brown Nelson Brown Priscilla Brown Ronald Brown Delores Bryant Clarence Bullock Janice Bullock Marva Bullock Shirley Burch Frank Burgess Anthony Burnett Dwight Burton General Bruton Jr. Joyce Caldwell Thomas Cameron Earline Canty Pauline Carlton Lewis Cates Mildretta Chatman Norman Chavis Charles Clinton Elizabeth Coleman Harvey Corbett LaVerne Coward Fannie Cox Leon Creed Sandra Criss Burnell a Cross Clementine Curtis Albert Daniels Harold Daniels Charles Davis Robert Davis Thelma Davis Anna Daye Robert Dean Joseph Decatur Johnny Dempson James Devon Jesse Dunston Freddie Evans Johnnie Evans Bernard Farror Marie Faucette John Faulker David Felder John Ferguson Robert Fields Ina Fletcher Catherine Floyd Evelyn Fowler Patricia Frazier Edna French Geogianna Gamble Veronica Gibson Willie Gladden Dreamer Glover John Glover Sylvia Godwin Herman Graham Jr. Eleanor Graves Calvin Green Gwendolyn Green Joseph Green Mary Green Mattie Green Naomi Green Brenda Gunn Nina Green Frederick Hall Mary Hall James Hamilton Robert Hamilton Bobby Hamm Dalton Hannah Kenneth Harris Floyd Harris Lincoln Harris Benjamin Haskins Earnell Hawll Connie Hayes James Henderson Larry Henderson Janet Hill Rawson Hill Barbara Hinton Jesse Hodges • Judith Holeman Alexander Holliday Carolyn Holman Johnny Holmes Troy Hooks Miriam Hopkins Ronald Hudson Barry Hunter William Hunte . Richard Jackson John Jamison Patricia Jenkins Faydene Johnson Gwen Johnson Joann Johnson John Johnson Joseph Johnson Lula Johnson Paulette Johnson Raymond Johnson William Johnson Doris Johnston Alice Jones Charles Jones Estella Jones Evelyn Jones Gracie Jones Hattie Jones Sandra Jones Shirley Jones Valjeanne Jones Vera Jones Wiley Jones Victoria Joyner Rachel Kincy Ernestine King Leonard King Ruth Knox Barbara Lee Suzette Ledbetter Mary Lipscomb Bobbie Liverpool Deborah Long Leroy Long Eugene Lowery Shirley Lowery Juanita Lyons Minnie McAllister Wanzie McAuley George McArthur Carolyn McCauley Arnold McClain Blanche McDuffie Vivian McEachern George McFadden Evelyn McGhee Wanda Marshall Earl Mason Sterling Mason James McLean Maggie McLeon Alton McNair David McNeil Evelyn McNeil Faye McRae Luticha Melvin Pecolia Melvin Dencie Merritt Jewell e Merritt James Mewbom Dwight Midgett Betty Miller Doris Mims Judith Mitchell Mildret Mitchell Larry Monk Mary Morgan Thurman Morgan Gloria Morris Gloria Murchinson Maxine Murphy Charline Myers Carolyn O ' Neal Joan Owens Shirley Page Lessie Parker Joyce Perry Roslyn Perry Wayne Petteway Donald Phillips Earl Phillips Bobby Pickett James Pippin Carolyn Pollock Frances Pratt Samuel Price Claudia Prince George Prince Harriett Prince Linwood Puryear Faye Ransom Gayle Ray Annie Reaves Daye Reed Lawrence Rice Jerial Richardson Johnny Richmond Patricia Riddle Wilbert Roberts Robert Robertson Louise Rogers Roy Rogers Sandra Rogers William Rogers Beulah Ruffin Jane Sampson Geraldine Sanders Jean Satterwhite James Self Michael Sellars Samuel Sellars Marie Shaw Robert Shaw John Simms Mary Singelton Jacquelyn Singletary Annie Smith Cecily Smith Charles Smith Cheryl Smith Hilda Smith Jimmy Smith LeEtta Smith Nathan Smith Evonne Smoke Roy Southerland Arthur Spears Dennis Speight Carolyn Starnes Gary Stephens Janice Streeter Carolyn Suitt Portia Suitt Barbara Sutton Spencer Taylor Thomas Taylor Barbara Thaxton Joyce Thomas Barbara Thompson Charles Thompson David Thompson Edgar Thompson Morris Thompson Nathaniel Thompson Oglatha Thornton Julia Thorpe Carl Torain Luther Townsend Shirley Traylor John Tuck Jeanette Walker Charles Wall Margaret Waller Portia Waller Roger Ward ' Linda Watson Mary Watson Wilma Watson SsT Robert Weaver Gloria Webb Clinton Weston Arcenia Wiggins Joshua Wilcher Betty Wilder Arthur Williams Cornell Williams Glenard Williams Howard Williams James Williams Thomas Williams Ann Wilson Betty Wilson Edward Wilson Pansy Wilson William Wilson Roger Womble Barbara Woodley Robert Woods Howard Wright Ruby Wright r? David Yarborough Harold Yarborough Cecilia Young Jimmy Young President James Stevens Asst. Secretary Eleanor Hinton Student ( euncct Vice President William Clement Secretary Mary Boyd Treasurer Parliamentarian Catharine Pratt hwnatunul fcofluratp Sorinr toiViijh Srtiool Journalists SEATED, left to right: Marsha Goodwin, Helen Davis, Rosie Snipes, Major Geer, Lana Thompson, Patricia Wil¬ liams. STANDING, Mrs. V. S. Willis, Advisor. ‘De cUiny Society MUM Officers: Witnro Wiggins, President; Patricia Vinson, Vice-President; Claudine Daye, Secretary; Irma Page, Assistant Secretary; William Stewart, Treasurer; Eileen Turner, Chairman of the Program Committee; Mrs. F. W. Schooler, Advisor. 83 ' 7 ' fatuuual Cotton. Society JOHN H. GATTIS Advisor Leon Fowler, Jr., James Mitchell, LeRoy Walker, Jr., Reginald Mitchiner, George Holiday. Marsha Goodwin, Irma Page, Betty Goodloe, Helen Davis, Eleanor Hinton, Eileen Turner, Lucille Black. Major Geer, James Stevens, Jr., Charles Stanback, Jr., Eldee Brown, Claude Verbal, Withro Wiggins. MRS. K. C. THOMAS Advisor Doris Schooler, Annie Boone, Winifred Richardson, Willa Walker, Claudine Daye. 84 SEATED, left to right: Vera Ashe, Treasurer; Eleanor Hinton, President; Mrs. M. S. Speigner, Advisor; Lucille Black, Vice-President; Lana Thompson, Parliamentarian. STANDING: Billie Cue, Jo Ann Johnson, Johnnie Evans, Jane Douglas, Annie Perry, Shirley Ashe, Judith Burton, Ruby McCauley, Barbara Hinton. ' TTtactenti Da tce STANDING, left to right: Carolyn Plummer, Benjamin Strudwick, Carol Holmes. KNEELING: Francis Pratt, Evelyn Kennedy, Theodora Amey, Eileen Turner, Barbara A. Walker. GIVE TO THE UNITED FUND The Hillside Chronicle “THE VOICE OF THE STUDENT BODY” BEAT BOOKER WASHINGTON Volume XXIII — Number I Durham, N. C., Friday, October 16, 1959 Price: Ten Cents Hillside Plays Homecoming Game Tonite ★ ★★★ ★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★★★ Student Council Holds Installation Hillsiders Attend Durham High Students Hear Claudette Bramc, Jocelyn Mc- Kissiek, and Larry Seuriock, former Hillside students, were among Negro students entering white schools this year. All three students are now attend¬ ing Durham High School. Claudette and Larry were granted permission to enter on the first day of school. Sep¬ tember 2. Joycelyn. however, whose parents had been petition¬ ing for her entrance for more than a year, was granted per mission to enter Durham High few days after the opening city schools. All three persons were ising students at Hillside and left vacant several enviable po¬ sitions. Joycelyn, a valuable member o the Debating Society, had beer ' ed co-editor of the CHROf ”ry, a very ver¬ satile the Hill¬ side , 5 ' g • vacant the Ally. Wheeler The Hillside High School Stu¬ dent Council held its installation ceremony in the Hillside Audi¬ torium on Friday, September 25, at 11:00 A. M Speaker for the occasion was Attorney John H. Wheeler, President of Mechanics 1 Farmers Bank. -s and members instal- prcsldent, James Resident. Wil- Mary, Mary - Walk- Snipes, King Join Hillside Faculty BARBARA WALKER .eanor Bet- Lasadter, Hig,. program the America the Advancemen. A set of 200 outsta. uated, up-to-date books, sciences and mathematics . circulate to the school library from Washington, D. C. All branches of science will be covered and the reading level will range from books the bril¬ liant junnior high student will find interesting to some that will give the outstanding high school senior a taste of advance work. The collection is valued at more than SI.100. The books in their traveling cases are on display in the school library, and representa¬ tives of PTA, civic groups, ser¬ vice organizations and interest¬ ed individuals are invited to examine them. Enter The CHRONICLE’S ' Hunt for Talent ' Contest Today oodloe, senior of jf jm, will reign to- .iss Homecoming of will be crowned at during the Homecom- • when the Hillside Hor- eet Booker T. Wahsing- High School of Rocky nt, N. C. Jetty will be attended by mners-up, Eileen Turner and Catherine Pratt, also members of 12-1 homeroom, Aside from being this year’s Homecoming queen. Betty Jo has also been appointed co-edi¬ tor of the Hornet. Hillside’s yearbook publication. She is a member of the National Honor Society and the Student Coun¬ cil. The queen and her attendants were nominated by members of the football team and were voted upon by members of the Student Council. Geer Becomes Co-Editor of Paper Joycelyn McKissick, formerly co-editor of the Chronicle, hav¬ ing left Hillside to attend Dur¬ ham High School. Major Geer has been appointed the new co¬ editor of the school newspaper. Major, a member of 12-1 homeroom, is a member of tha Hillside chapter of the National Honor Society and the Student Council. Working with Geer on tha staff are Rosie Snipes, co-edit or; Helen Davis, associate editor; jmmg The final side ' s orientati talent show grade studor 18, 1959. Repres ' Perry, who alone and “Ca . True?” with Cham, and Marie Shaw of lo room; they were accompu by an instrumental group con sisting of Dennis Speight, 10-5, David Ellison, 10-3, and James Pippin, 10-6. Marie Shaw also sang ‘‘Precious Lord”. Robert Fields, 10-3, sang “Empty Arms”; and Mildrelta Chatman, 10-3, played a piano selection, “Dutch Shoes on a Vienna Street”. Joe Decatur and Jerial Richardson, 10-7 : pre¬ sented a dialogue, “Say, Man”. Janies John Jamerson, 10-6. played the part of a humorous funeral dealer in his comedian The subject of this say is “The Achievement ot . cellence: Today’s Challenge, To¬ morrow’s Necessity”. The awrftds to be given are first prize, a scholarship worth $300 and second prize, a scholarship worth $200. The contest closes November 15, 1959. Georgia. She holds the master’s degree from Atlanta University and has done further study at the University of Michigan and at North Carolina College. Mrs King explains her job by stating that guidance is an at¬ tempt to meet the needs and in¬ terests of students by giving them individual attention. By understanding the student and by helping him to understand himself, the school can help him make the most of his educational and vocational opportunities, she further stated The new guidance counselor also com¬ mented that she enjoys her work here. Miss Snipes, a 1955 graduate of Hillside, is a graduate of North Carolina College She is now teaching English here and advising the CHRONICLE staff As a former student, she com¬ mented, “The school has tha same wonderful atmosphere that it had four years ago, and I am glad to be a part of that atmos¬ phere once more.” (Continued on page 4) contesi Psi Phi Fra . National Achieve. Mrs Edyth M. King and Miss Flora L. Snipes have joined the Hillside faculty and staff. Mrs. King, guidance counselor for Hillside students, is a grad¬ uate of Paine College in Augusta. MRS. EDYTH M. KING CATHERINE PRATT Arcenia Wiggins, Rosie JSaipes, Withro Wiggins, Josephus Gar¬ ner, Audrey Long, George Prince, Major Geer. Administering the oath was Mr J. L. Allen, advisor to the Student Council. Music was provided by the Hillside Special Chorus under the direction of Mr. J. H Gattis. Mr. B. F. Page presided over the installation program. UF Goal Set For Hillside High By Carolyn Plummer The Combined Charities Drive, for 1959 and 1960 was launched Monday, October 5, in the Hill¬ side High School Auditorium with Mr. L. A. Merritt as chair¬ man. James Stevens, President of the Student Council, presided. He introduced Mr, G. S Harden, the instructor of tailoring, who, having served as chairman of the project for ‘58 and ' 59. gave information concerning the drive Afterwards, the student body sang one of the combined charity campaign songs. “The United Campaign,” (Tune: “Take Me Out to the Ball Game”). President Stevens introduced the chairman and co-chairman from each homeroom. After the singing of the second campaign song. ’Give Me That Old United Spirit,” (Tune: ‘Old Time Re- ligion), Stevens introduced Em¬ ma Riley, president of 12-4 homeroom, who gave the United Fund Oscar back to the com¬ mittee along with a fiery mes¬ sage of challenge and prominent confidence in the 12-4 home¬ room. Mr Merritt gave a very in¬ formative speech concerning (he plans for this year’s’ campaign. The students then sang How the Money Rolls In (Tune: My Bonnie). Homerooms were given their quotas, and students returned to respective homeroom classes lo get the drive underway. First report period was scheduled for Wednesday, October 7. 1959 86 V ZK4it£f ' (?lu BOTTOM ROW--Russell E. Blunt, Advisor, Alton Cheek, Josephus Gamer, Leon Fowler, Charles Daye, Wauna Dooms, Albert Johnson, James Barnes, George Prince, James Holloway, LeRoy Walker, President. MIDDLE ROW--Melvin Black, Otis Wright, Wakefield Thompson, Joseph Toomer, Harrison Lyon, Charles Stanback, Preston Nicholson, Johnny Mitchell, Leonard Burton, Dairle Patterson. TOP ROW--Charles Jones, Levi Dawson, secretary, Billy Hayes, Wilbert Nunn, Bennie Tatum, George Holliday, Bobby Blue, Nathaniel Fuller, Ben Ruffin, Donald Thomas. STANDING, left to right: Mrs. M. S. Dooms, Advisor; Gloria Perry; Sylvester Saunders; Samuel Price; John Ferguson; Norman Thorpe; Leon Creed; Nonnie Midgette; Curtis Mabry. SEATED: Herbert Smith; Cheryl Smith; Jeanette Walker; Winifred McQueen; Withro Wiggins; Brenda Gunn; Delores Allen. 87 ftaMBBP 88 “fy- 7ee t4 IF] bt=i ■ [0 SEATED, left to right: Annie Perry; Jacquelyn Brown, Parliamentarian; Gloria Hill, Vice-President; Joyce Smith, President; Sue Jackson, Secretary; Maxine Bledsoe, Assistant Secretary. STANDING: Mrs. W. B. Hill, Advisor; Vera Ashe; Velma Barbee; Earline Canty; Iris Higgins; Ellen Mack; Mary Liscomb; Alma Turner; Carol Langley; Marvin Crawford; Willie Leathers. 2nd ROW: Fred Brunson; Norman Thorpe; Arthur Spears; Robert Covington; Sylvester Saunders; Ronald Walker; Harold Bethea. 89 7 uiCclen FRONT ROW--H. Thomas Tucker, Sponsor, Carl Torain, Winfred Morris, Robert Trice, Corresponding Secretary, Earl Baucum, Secretary, George Prince, Vice-President, Wilbert Nunn, President, Norman Howard, James Self, John Sims. SECOND ROW—Willie Jones, Clinton Weston, James Beaufort, Richard Jackson, Barry Hunter, Robert Hamilton, Clarence Bullock, Henry Gamble, Houston Leathers. THIRD ROW--Ralph Alston, Dairle Pat¬ terson, Larry McFadden, Larry Henderson, Robert Jackson, Charles Jones, Morris Thompson. ERNEST BARNES was President of the 1956 Body Builders Club of Hillside. He was outstanding in football, track and he was also a member of the baseball team. Now a senior at North Carolina College at Durham, he was drafted by the Baltimore Colts. WES COVINGTON played four years of outstanding football for H.H.S. His speed won many honors in track. Wes is now playing professional baseball with the Milwaukee Braves. TOMMY LEE WILSON played outstanding sports for the Hornets.” He now plays professional football for the Los Angeles Rams. JAMES McCLAIN played outstanding football, baseball, and basketball at Hillside. He was also a track star, and is now in Nebraska, training on the farm team of the San Francisco Giants. 90 tt UZtKCVUZl O CC Ul Left to right: Olivia Wallace; Ann Thomas; Barbara Jones; Mrs. D. D. Garrett, Advisor; Dorothy Burkette; Lula Umstead. Safety Pei taC 91 ‘Diafotfattcve £d«ccitco t @C z 4- Dcue c ced Cccccfration (?i Z4A FRONT ROW--Left to Right: Mr. Lindsey A. Merritt, Coordinator of Distributive Education; Jesse Lunsford; James Torain; Raymond Mercer; Herbert Smith, president; Willie Roberson; Jerome Turner; James Smith, treasurer. SECOND ROW--Standing from left: Columbus Pressley; James McKinnon; James Holloway, Vice- president; William Gustov Jones; Ronald Parker, reporter; Jo Ann Watson; Charles Couch, parliamentarian. Members not shown: Harrison Lyons and Carolyn Dixon, corresponding secretary. i 92 76e Dett (tyoncU ROW 1: Doris Johnston, Maxine Bledsoe, Mary Morgan, Sandra Criss, Emma Wesly, Judith Mitchell, Lula Johnson, Brenda Gunn. ROW 2: Vera Ashe, Minnie McAllister, Wanda Marshall, Jewelle Merritt, Marie Faucett, Betty Dunn, Barbara Lee, Sylvia Giles, Suzette Ledbetter. ROW 3: Nellie Harris, Edna Daniels, Charlimae Bowling, Carolyn Suitt, Shirley Jones, Carolyn O ' Neal, Evelyn Goodwin, Freddie Evans, Alice Pugh. ROW 4: Ametta Gamble, Gwedolyn Johnson, Marie Shaw, Marian Stokes, Lillian Ransom, Mary Singleton, Jeanette Turrentine, Edna French, Joyce Perry, Arcenia Wiggins. (?6 VlOC4 Jewell Merritt, president; Shirley Ashe, secretary; Maxine Bledsoe, vice-president; Sylvia Giles, librarian; Mary Morgan, sergeant at arms. 93 tuv. 94 SEATED left to right: Henry Gunn III, Treasurer; Eleanor Hinton, Asst. Treasurer; Mary Martin, Parliamentarian; JoAnn Marrow, Asst. Secretary; Constance Sartor, President; Catherine Pratt, Vice-Pres.; Judith Burton, Secretary; STANDING Right: Mrs. J. H. Lucas, Advisor. p. t . “R. SEATED: Wesley Brown, Annie Verbal, Barbara Smith, Saundra Samuels, Patricia Williams, Johnny Mitchell, Barbara Best, Mr, Bames, Advisor. 1st ROW standing: Patricia Poole, Delores Johnson, Constance Sartor, Carolyn Hayes, Lessie Parker, Shirley Wilson, Mary Brown, Theresa Hodges, Phyllis Starks. 2nd ROW: Sylvester Saunders, Brenda Brown, Brenda Willaims, Robert Covington, Shelia Minor, Joseph Toomer, Carol Walker, Carolyn Baines, Jackie Singletary, Emma Riley, Doris Williams. 71. TV. si. eeud STANDING: Mrs. M. H. Mabry, Advisor; Doris Kearns, Barbara Eatmon, Patricia Riddle, Alice Jones, Mary Thorpe, Mrs. E. T. Curtis. 2nd ROW: Carolyn Pollock, Nina Green, Alma Turner, Joyce Graham, Mary Woods, Carolyn Starnes. 3rd ROW: Mary Hall, Elaine Perry, Barbara Thaxton. 95 7 Co4e y u te ' rtytCC ide t 77tcvic6c uf Sand SccVltoc6 96 7t te fax @o tcext ?utu%e ' Ttuxde off s4 pl uc z SEATED left to right: Mary Lyde, Carolyn Allen, Mrs. Adele Butts, Advisor, Patricia Hayes, Shelia Minor. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Hayes, Carol Walker, Joyce Graham, Constance McQueen, Brenda Brown. { ' tyeexCeacCesu i Left to right, FIRST ROW: Pauline Carlton, Etta Allen, Carol Holmes. SECOND ROW: Douglas Thompson and Stanley Fischer. 98 . 76e ' rtytCl tde ?oot z£C 0?a - @ xfetcu t Captain--James Barnes Co-Captains--Charles Daye, Mark Johnson Schedule Hillside ... 20 . . . Adkin High. 0 Hillside ... 0 . . . Williston High.16 Hillside . . . 32 . . . E. E. Smith High. 6 Hillside . . . 38 . . . P. S. Jones High. 0 Hillside . . . 26 . . . B. T. Washington High . . 6 Hillside ... 12 . . . Darden High. 0 Hillside ... 8 . . . Ligon High. 0 Hillside ... 8 . . . Addison High. 6 Hillside ... 33 . . . Ligon High.6 Hillside ... 16 . . . J. T. Barber High.14 Hillside ... 0 . . . . Akins High. 50 100 4ctco t 101 z4 et U£ 0 7e t tt4 7etUK 7e t U4 7ccuk 103 7e t 76e ifyowet s4ctvc6 Vl6 rfctventotiHy 104 76e Sta Claude Verbal and Betty Goodloe; Editors. James White; Layout artist and assistants--Lucille Black and Eamestine Brown. ' Pa iottA Mrs . Marie Alston Rev. P. H. Amey Mrs. Evelyn Artis Mr. Donnell Austin Mr. Clemon Baines Mrs. Montez Bates Mrs. Eloise Be njamin Mrs. C. T. Ben net t Mr s. Nora B oone Th e Shoe B ox— Mr. Mrs. W. L. Bradsher Mrs. Fannie Bright Mrs. Eldee Brown • Mrs. E dna Brunson Burma ' s Beauty Salon Mr. F. G. Burnette Dr. Mrs. D. B. Cooke Mr. Lee Cornigans Mrs. Leola Crutchfield Mr. Lionel Davenporte Mrs. Lionel Sartor Davenporte Mr. J. W. Davidson Mrs. Nora Davis Mr. Leo nard E. Davis Mrs. Roxie Davis Mr. Bonnie Daye_ Mr. Mrs. Rufus Daye Mrs. Betsy Duristan Dr. Mrs. A. L. Elder The Book Exchange Mrs. Ollie Farrow Miss A. Marie Faulk Mr. Odell Fields Mrs. Lemuel Flowers Mrs. Minnie T. Forte Mrs —G-cacie Frazier Mr. Lonnie Frazieiy Mr. Mrs. J. W. Goodloe Mrs. M. ft. Goodwin Mr. Hursul Grant Mr. Mrs. Y. J. Grigsby Mr. Haskel A. Hudson Mr. Marvin Hudson Mr. Mrs. Willie A. Jackson Mrs. Olinzie Johnson Mr. Mrs. B. W. Kennedy, Sr. Dr. Mrs. GeoTge T.-Kyle-—? MtstM agnolia Lefdc’ Mr. Eugene Lee Mr. Mrs. Nathaniel Lennon Mrs. R. T. Lewis, Jr. MfF. William McBroom Mr. Mrs. William J. McCloud Mr. John McCrae—, Mr. Milton Mangum_ Mrs. Virgie Mangu m Mrs. Theola Martin Mr. W. B. Meadows Mi ss Eva L. Merrit t -- Mrs. Darnell P. Mitchell Mr. M. B. Mitchell, Miss Addie Morgan Mrs. N. A. Morgan Mrs. Elizabeth Napoleon Mrs. N anc y Norwood - % Mr s. Nora Nor wood Mrs. L. W. Parker Mr. Mrs. John E. Payne MtsTr. P. Randolph _ Mr. Mrs. Ernest J. Richardson Miss Geneva W. Richardson MrsTElizabeth Sartor Mrs. H. S. Scarborpugh ?vlr. j. M. Schooler MissTTthel L. Scott Mrs. Ma rgaret S. Shearin Rev, j. W. Smith Miss Flora L. Snipes Mrs. J. L. Stewart ' Thompson ' s Esso Servicenter Mrs. A. H. Thomp son ‘Mr. Mrs. M Hugh„_Tliompson Mrs. Australia Timberlake Mrs. Margaret H. Turner ' Mr. C. A. Walker ' Mr. Mrs. W. J . Walke r , Tr. Mrs. Virginia Walker Mrs. M. L. Walton Miss Mildred Ann Williams 106 CAREERS unlimited . . . More and more people are buying life insurance to assure their financial security. As a result of this growth, few, if any, businesses in America offer a wider variety of employment for well-qualified young men and women. For example, North Carolina Mutual has in its employ over fifty job categories; such as, salesmen, managers, executives, accountants, technicians, lawyers, doctors, stenographers, clerks, typists, and food service workers. Whatever your field of specialization, there could well be a rewarding career for you in life insurance. Congratulations and best wishes to the seniors, NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL Life Insurance Company HOME OFFICE: Durham, North Carolina 108 THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE AT DURHAM Alfonso Elder, President Approved by— Association of American Universities Association of American Colleges Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools American Bar Association American Medical Association N.C.C. Graduates Admitted Without Examination to Other Graduate Schools Undergraduate, Graduate, and Professional Training in the Arts and Sciences, Law, Library Science Public Health Education Public Health Nur s ing Ph.D. in Education Student Centered Program in New Multi-Million Dollar Facilities Address Inquiries to: The Registrar North Carolina College at Durham Durham, North Carolina Compliments of SONNY’S 116 S. Mangum Street Durham North Carolina Shoes—Clothing—Shoe Repair DURHAM DRUG COMPANY “SERVICE TO THE SICK” Compliments FREE DELIVERY 330 W. Main Street BULL CITY BARBER COLLEGE Durham N.C. 612 Fayettville Street Phone 2-9746 DURHAM TAILOR SHOP W. G. HART, MANAGER MRS. A. C. ARTIS, OWNER 103 4 West Parrish Street Durham, North Carolina Alterations by Expert Tailors RAY-BROWNING CLOTHIERS 306 W. Main Street Repairs—Reweaving for Men Women Discount Cards for Students A Wonderful Place for High School Students To Shop LITTIE THOMPSON, MANAGER SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE AT f r f y ' BELK’S WHERE YOU’LL “LOOK LIKE A MILLION” IN OUR “PRICE—WILS FASHIONS” “Where PRICES are often IMITATED but never DUPLICATED” SHAW UNIVERSITY Raleigh North Carolina Ninety-Four Years of Service Approved by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Well-Rounded Academic Program; School of Religion. For Information Write the Registrar. FERRELL’S WATCH HOSPITAL 108 W. Parrish Street Opposite Silvers’ Durham, N.C. Phone 9-6186 P W FOUNTAIN AND GRILL AND PRATT FOUNTAIN AND GRILL Fountain Service and Sandwiches 1228 Fayetteville Street and 613 Pickett Street Durham North Carolina ROLLINS-BLOODWORTH, INC. FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES MAYTAG WASHERS HIGH-FIDELITY-RCA AND T.V. Telephone 9-1911 407 E. Chapel Hill Street Durham North Carolina THE ROYAL CLOTHING COMPANY “CLOTHE THE ENTIRE FAMILY ON EASY TERMS” 33014 W. Main Street Durham North Carolina FERNANDEZ TV-RADIO REPRESENTATIVES 616 Roxboro Street 2-1809 PRITCHARD’S PAINT GLASS CO. 307 W. Pettigrew St. Phone 6-929 Sc bailors EXPERT TAILORING AUTO GLASS-JALOUSIE WINDOWS MIRRORS-PLEXIGLAS COMPLIMEN TS OF W. A. AMEY’S FUNERAL HOME AND FLORIST 401 South Roxboro Street Phone 3-2971 Your Satisfaction Our Objective 21114 N. Gregson St. Durham N.C. WE PRINT THE CHRONICLE SPEIGHTS AUTO SERVICE AND LONG’S FLORIST SERVICE PRINTING COMPANY Letter Press—Offset—Engraving Pettigrew and Fayetteville Streets R. LONG T. R. SPEIGHTS Durham Phone 9-2039 504 East Pettigrew Street North Carolina DURHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE CUT RATE SUPER MARKET Grade “A” Meats Quality Grocery and Fresh Produce Daily. Free Delivery Shop at Cut Rate and Save Telephone 9-5629 904 Fayetteville Street “Serving the South in Specialized Business Education” Secretarial Science Executive Secretarial Science Medical Secretarial Science Legal Secretarial Science Junior Accounting Traffic Management Business Administration Senior Accounting For the Most COMPLETE Line of Dairy Foods In the South Hi-Vitamin Milk Homogenized Vitamin D Milk Sunny Flake Buttermilk Low Calori SLIM Cheese Tropicana Fresh Orange Juice Cottage Cheese—Sour Cream Half and Half MEADOW GOLD Ice Cream MEADOW GOLD Eggs Vita-Skim (Homogenized, Low Fat, Vitamin Reinforced) MEADOW GOLD IS MIGHTY GOOD! DURHAM DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. Meadow Gold 510 Memorial Compliments from — VIOLA’S SPORT SHOP GROCERY 701 S. Mangum Street Durh am N.C. FOR ALL YOUR “SPORTING NEEDS” ITS DURHAM SPORTING GOODS CO. 201 E. Chapel Hill Street Durham N.C. THOMAS BAILEY SON MARKET 402 Fowler Avenue Phone 2-8513 Durham, N.C. “We Specialize in Home Killed Meats” Durh ROSCOE GRIFFIN SHOE STORE ‘THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES” 114 W. Main Street am N.C. . . still your BIGGEST value today! DUKE POWER COMPANY Phone 2-1151 Congratulations to the Graduating Class GARRETTS BILTMORE DRUGS Serving the Piedmont Carolinas ELECTRIC For Comfort For Convenience For Economy East Pettigrew Street Phone 4-0961 Durham RILEY PAINT COMPANY Distributor YARNALL PAINTS VARNISHES In Front of Post Office UNION TAILORING SHOP ‘LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR” Our Specialty: Cleaning Press ing Altering 418 Dowd Street N.C. Congratulations, Seniors from STANBACK STUDIO Official Photographers for Hillside High School Seniors for 15 Years Durham 1710 Fayetteville Street North Carolina GRANDY’S BEAUTY SALON MRS. W. M. GRANDY, PROP. Durham 81414 Fayetteville St. N.C. 511 Mt CHICKEN BOX For Good Plumbing Service Call ACE PLUMBING COMPANY P.O. Box 1591 Vernon Street Durham, N.C. RUTH GORDON FASHIONS WOMEN’S APPAREL “Southern Fried Chicken Our Special’’ QUICK DELIVERY SERVICE 12214 East Main Street Durh am N.C. 410 S. Roxboro Street Durham, N.C. Phone 2-7244 COMPLIMENTS OF THE YOUNG MEN’S SHOP AND THE BOYS’ SHOP West Main Street Durham Tall or Thin Fat or Small RUTH GORDON Fits Them All. N.C. I Jasll asluon LADIES ' OUTFITTERS DURHAM, N. C DEPOSIT HERE BORROW HERE MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK Durham Raleigh N.C. MEMBER FEDERAE DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS SOUTHERN FIDELITY MUTUAL INS. CO. W. C. LYON CO. HEALTH AND ACCIDENT AND HOSPITALIZATION HARDWARE, INDUSTRIAL AND PAINTS Durham North Carolina THE ROSE AGENCY INC. COMMERCIAL STATIONERS 111 W. Parrish S t. Phone 4959 Durham, North Carolina UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Telephone 2-6246 2241 Fayetteville Road Durham North Carolina Congratulations Seniors from Durham’s Headquarters for MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 112 West Parrish Street Durham North Carolina Compliments of | |°T ETaUTM iiNBUIOLEP Durham, N.C. Our Best Wishes Are Extended to the 1961 HORNET Staff . . . from THE I960 HORNET STAFF ‘We Specialize in Fancy and Staple Groceries” KATZ BROTHERS GROCERY AND MARKET GRADE “A” MEATS—FRESH VEGETABLES 510 Fayetteville Street Durham, N.C. Phone 5-4741—Delivery Service MR. G. KATZ, MANAGER ONE HOUR SERVICE Monday-Saturday Pick-Up and Delivery WEAVER’S CLEANERS Tel. 2-1566 1212 Fayetteville St. Durham, North Carolina Congratulations Graduating Seniors TWO SPOT RESTAURANT 807 Fayetteville St. Phone 3-0651 Congratulations 1960 Graduates CAPITOL FURNITURE CO. Telephone 4-6911 423 W. Main Street S. Daniel Durham, N.C. OjL ' S 1 ' ' ajU p 116 jltdn ' tX, QbAt ! ' 3 ( ijt-t - ' jl£ ,}Vud J.) 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His body was found under two feet of water in a creek 40 feet away from the crushed car. William Bowling, 18, of Ridge¬ way Avenue, a graduating sen¬ ior, sustained multiple injuries and was pinned in the automo¬ bile. He was in “fair” condition Thursday night at Lincoln Hos¬ pital. State Highway Patrolman Charles Phillips said the car, operated north on the highway, went out of control, “sailed through the air,” clipping tops from small trees, went down an embankment, traveled about 150 hards and overturned several The car was “definitely travel¬ ing at a very high rate of speed,” he said. t fill WmmM, imfeM mm Mwm wWWSm?t W$mW0 . a 8 iw MftB| Ip Wmi Wm 0fM$$e ■ mm. Wm M ■ m$ ■ ■M$m Sferawripi :4V , Ws fflXnnB S {$Wm ,. mmm ’wF ' W r ZA •% «?$ • ‘ r - “ VK ( tma R Jgg £ ra m v’;y @Wi £v f Sa2fc i $ kgs SShS! ■■ 1 gli il§l ■ « $) B