Hugh Morson High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1948 volume:

. Tflf 014K lf-Af X ulumf. XXII 1949 40 o Y P mzslud by PHE SFNIOH LLLXSS, HLGH Xlcmsox Hun SCHOUI R3lC1g,h NUIIII C 11011111 , x XA, 1 1 ',, 4 tv ' 1 I X -' fa 7 ' u L , 1 U l 6 1, Ii., ' A Q A s 9 ' ' 5 , -' ' nv ' K, I '. 0- ,'4 V I fa 1 . -A 5 - -33 .fr '. 'rf u' 44 413' . ' 1 1. , Q X 1 I, 1 -X . L1 1 , . . , I N' oy, v, u , 4-5 Y' X ' I X O .1 fx 4' Yff' D' 1 V 8 ,AJ .- , 1 H . RJ? - -A t.. nv, 4 0 ul l'.' 2 - L ll L of ' - .' .I 1 .1 ' . ' ' - ' 1 '. . ' . 3 , . 1 , 1 SALLY IVIASSEY WILLIAIN1 SIMNIS Editor-in-Chief Business Manager fri-R' Lf KM' ff I f X X N 1 1 I 'wx f? N x J , BILLIE MARIE WATKINS ' fi VZ? ,Q fs 5,4 .gs Class Edztm fr, Aclrertising Manager X N K A ' , W R Y f VW? . '- ' Y.. X N- f'-- -.ix F- ' . - ' 1 -' -5, , .A - 4 . wr' , - . K . x ' X . -'P' - ' . ' 1 X 2 -'- - ' , QR v J y ml- .RN .3 L, , K K' . N XX xx, is DAVID MURRAY' xx 'Aff-iii Yen' xx v Q SFX X ax ll. x x X Q Xwbx X X X 'wk XXX xxx XXBQ X N A x , N'I AyDb,y, L, 0 1 f ll ,ff X lfflur X4 4 ll I Q K '-'.f.'.N ' 'Q X 'I Wx 1 X L 'FR X Ni x xx 'Q- X Q x x X X . , lx X WESLEY CARROLL CARL KIGER NATALIE C01-RFEY Photogmphem Advzser f 5-'X F0135 WORD CHAUCER AND WE, the Senior Class of Nineteen Forty-Eight, have Worked hard on this book, which is our first publication since we have been collaborating. Quotations from Chaucerls Works appear throughout the book and give an Old English atmosphere. We hope that every time you turn the e pages you will enjoy re living these pleasant years Chaucer now suggests that we present to you without further ado the more interesting parts of our book We can hear him murmuring Methinketh it the part of true reason To tell you now of each the condition As truly it did then appear to me And who each was including his degree And also what attire each one was 1n X N W ,'f 11 A f ,yi I ! 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Tale Tale Tale Tale Tale Tale 5349 wg 4 T-R' MEM 01 C'0N7fN7.S' The SLll00l Classes aYllZ ltl0I'lS Xthletlcs Fe :tures Ads ertlsements J If 050104 7l0N Where'er he went his worth won him renowng To men both near and far was his wisdom known. In bearing was he meek as any maid, And never yet in all his life had he said An ugly word to any living Wight. He was a gentle, true, and perfect knight. Because of his enthusiasm in promoting athletics his cooperation his fine capability for real friend ship his general unselfishness and his high ideals we the Senior Class of Nineteen Forty Eight dedicate this the twenty second volume of THE OAK LEAF MR LEE J STONE 6 9 , - 9 7 7 a ' 9 y - To . . JESSE O SANDERSON Superzntendent Raleigh Public Schools DANIEL WERT SANDERS came to Ra School in 1945 He IS a native Tennes sean and received his BS degree from Middle Tennessee State College Mur freesboro Tennessee Later he con tmued his education by studying at the University of Tennessee Knoxville Tennessee and received his MA degree from George Peabody College for Teach ers Nashville Tennessee Mr Sanders came to the schools of North Carolina ten years ago after havmg had experience as classroom teacher and hlgh school prmclpal in the schools of Tennessee For seven years before com ing to Raleigh he was prlnclpal of Star Hlgh School Star North Carolina He IS a member of the professional educational fratermtles Phi Delta Kappa and Kappa Delta P1 He is an honorary member of Kappa Phl Kappa He is a teacher of the Mens Bible Class at Hill yer Memorial Christian Church and a member of the Raleigh Rotary Club JESSE 0 SANDERSON was born 1n Wayne County on January 19 1901 He received his early education 1n Raleigh North Carolina where he was graduated from high school in 1920 At Duke University ln 1924 he re C6lV9d his AB degree During 1924 and 1925 he attended the la-w school of George Washlngton University Later he did graduate work at summer schools at Duke He began his professional career IH the public schools at Nashville North Carolina in 1925 as athletic coach and teacher of English Follow ing this he was made principal of the Nashville Elementary High schools and served in this capacity from 1926 to 1930 From 1930 to 1932 he was principal of R0bblIlSV1ll6 Consolidated School For ten years he was prmclpal of the Methodist Orphanage School He was made superlntendent of the Raleigh Publlc schools in 1942 DANIEL W SANDERS Prznczpal Hugh Morson High School Q . leigh as principal of Hugh Morson High V 9 www!!! BWIRD 01-' 7R05'7ff5 'Pk NL.,-f nu-Q Chawman MAYOR P D SNIPES Semetary 'VIR JESSE O SANDERSON MRS W C PRESSIY R F D CLARK MRS W B Avcocx R H C GILLIS MR LEROY lVlARTINI MR I LWIS H Powi-'LL The Board of Trustees of the Raleigh Public Schools consists of seven members. Fhe Mayor of the City of Raleigh is ex officio chairman of the board. The other six members are appointed by the City Council for a term of six years. The superintendent of schools is ex officio secretary of the board. The Board of Trustees is the lawful governing body of the Raleigh Public Schools. having certain responsibilities. duties and authority prescribed by state law. The board formulates the policies of our schools. JESSE O. SANDERSON. Secretary-'izcperintendent 10 PARLWT 7Ev4L'flfR 14.S'50L'l:47l0N OFFICERS Preszdent MRS W J KILLOUGH Vzce Preszdent MRS H S CULCLASURE Secretary MRS BILL SHARP Treasure1 MRS CHESTER BOYD The Parent Teacher ASSOC1at1OH has the followlng ObJ9Ct1VeS To promote the welfare of chlldren and youth ID home School church and communlty 'lo F3156 the standards of home llfe To secure adequate laws for the care and protectlon of Chlldren and youth 'l o brlng 1nto closer relatlon the home and the school that parents and teachers may cooperate lntelhgently ln the tralmng of the ch1ld To develop between educators and the general pubhc Such unlted efforts as w111 Secure for every ch11d the hlghest advantages ln phyS1Ca1 mental soc1a1 and Sp1r1tua1 educatlon 11 ISO MCU! W Tl?' , fn A-fi Parbour Chadxx lCk Crwart Faxrev Holmes Barden Baum1 md Brantlgv Coble Cofiey Cooke CI'Clght0l1 Dennwon Efird Gllmore Hellman High Hooten Hornback 12 ag , s 4-f G' ' X I-' K K 2 5 2 , ' K u ' TX 3 4 ' l R z W' 'J Q7 to . R is. 96 . 'Nb J' o 25' -1 MCU! 77 fi Jones LinneB'.gXDx x .1Iarcom Osborne Peters Pitts ' Q!! Roberts Sanders Shealy Shore xnxx E. Smith F. Smith Stinson Stone Surratt Sutton Tomlin Winslow Wood 13 FACULTY ROLL DANIEL W SANDERS Pnnczpal B S State Teachers College Tennessee M A Peabody College A J BARBOUR Industrzalflrts MechamcalDraw1zng B S North Carol1na State College DORIS BAUMRIND Secretary A B East Carol1na Teachers College IVA L BARDEN Latm Englzsh A B Duke Unlverslty MA UD1V9TS1ty of North Carol1na MRS MARY P BRANTLEY Gzrls Admser Soc2alSc1ence Woman S College of U N C M Duke Un1verS1ty MILLARD P BURT Band A B Atlantlc Chr1St1an College M Un1vers1ty of North Carol1na MRS HENRY CHADWICK Fzghth Grade AB East Carol1na Teachers College MRS MARIE COBLE ome Economzcs Soczal Sczence B S Woman S College oi U N C NATALIE COFFEY Englzsh Spanzsh A B A M Woman s College of U N C A B Meredlth College PATSY CozART Physzcal Educatzon A B Duke UU1VeTS1ty RUTH CREIGHTON Englzsh A B Lander College AM Unlverslty of South Carol1na BERNICE DENNISON Ezghth Grade BS MA Peabody College LAURA EFIRD Mathematzcs AB AM Duke UHlVeTS1ty HOPE FAIREY Lzbrarzan AB Wlnthrop College LUCY GILMORE Hzstory B S Coker College A M Peabody College ALFRED H HEILMAN Band BM Ul11N6FS1ty of M1am1 SIDNEY HIGH Industrzal Arts B S North Carol1na State College ROSEMARY HOLMES Muszc Englzsh AB Llmestone College FLORENCE HOOTEN Englzsh A B Georg1a State College for Women 14 . ., , . ., . ., L . ., A.B., ' , , , A. ., ' ' I I, l . . . .A., . ., ' 1 Aggggrggrggg nqnb nbbgrggglrggfgg Qgggv nbng H . 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CooKE.. .,.cL,D.,L,w..,..,L,L.,LL,L,DL.,LwIL,.,,D,, ,L.,, ,..,YD,LL H o me Economics . ., . ., . ., . ., . ., . ., ' FACULTY ROLL J J HORNBACK Commerce B C S Bowlmg Green Buslness Lmverslty Ph B Un1vers1ty of WISCONSIN M A Un1vers1ty of Mlchlgan Course requlrements for Ph D Umx ersltv of lvllffhlgdll LAURA M JONES A B Centenary College Student at Barnard Un1vers1ty of North Carol1na North Carol1na State College Un1vers1ty of Tennessee Mathematzcs BETTIE LINNEY AB MeredIth College MRS J L MARCOM A B Eastern Carol1na Teacher s College MRS LOUISE S OSBORNE A B Duke Un1vers1ty M S North Carol1na State College MRS ROBERT B PETERS III B S Woman S College of U N C IRENE PITTS A B Duke Un1vers1ty MRS JOSEPHINE ROBERTS B S Un1vers1ty of North Carol1na W F SHEALY AB Newberry College MRS NANCY SHORE BS North Carol1na State College MRS ELIZABETH SHELTON SMITH A B Meredlth College Ezghth Grade Englzsh Mathematzcs Cafeterza Ezqhth Grade Mathematzcs Sczence Sczeme Art FARMER S SMITH Boys Admser Dzterszfied Oc-cupatzons B S North Carol1na State College M A Un1vers1ty of North Carol1na NELL STINSON Soczal Sczence A B Gullford College M A Wake Forest College LEE STONE Physlcal Educatzon A B Lebanon College MA Columbla UHlV6rSlty MRS J G SURRATT Comme1czalSubjects B S Woman S College of U N C BETTY SUTTON Englzsh Dramatzcs Journalzsm A B Woman S College of U N C, MRS SUE TOMLIN Sczence AB Mered1th College MRS EDITH WINSLOW Ezghth Grade A B Vanderbllt Unlversltv MA Peabody College MRS JOHN O WOOD Muszc AB Randolph Macon College B M Amerlcan Instltute of MuS1c 15 . .. . ,O,O , To It .O,I 'O ,, . 11 ' , ... 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A A V 1 -Q I 16 HUGH MORSON HIGH SCHOOL 5ENl0R C0455 if-7 SHEILA DIANE FARLOW Mascot 19 SI NIOR LOMYII1 fhl S Cap and Cown Inutatmn Shnley Wynne Chrmman W :de C allant Charm an Vlclet Byrum Larxle Mae Atklnson Bob MeAlexander Norma Howard Lydla Strlckland lVld1S Loxe Morgan Pln RCdlllll Qlqss N1 ht D01 M1115 Cllfl1777lfl7l Jaequellne Johnson Chauman Fllzabeth Cooper J B Bagwell Dorls Martln Carey Hunter Annle Ruth Young Dolores SX kes Mascot Sou ll Betty Wllllamson Chcmman Ph1l Clement Chrmman Maxlne Austln Dorle Ann Atkins Vlarle Knlght B111 Howard Becky Rogers H arrlet Vallas Marshals Sta e Lrew Ehzabeth Cooper B111 Ka lan Chaumcm Nan Hlgh Head Mmslzals J BV Bagwell 'Vlartha Belo Wesley Carroll Junnle Dudley Ned Davls Vllldred Gllehrlst James Edwards Jaekle Johnson Charles Edwards Mary Love Morgan Bobby Floyd Jean Rowe Sam Gunter Lydxa Strlckland B111 Holland Blllle Marle Watkms B111 Howard Carey Hunter Door Keepers Glenn Jenk1ns Charles Kennedv Carroll Shoemaker Bob MCA1eXander Carl Murphy D3V1d Murray Charles EdWd1dS Jerry parrlsh Bllly Kaplan Carroll Shoemaker Andrew Smlth Stage Properties Vlartha Belo Chcmman Make up Janle Hardee Luulle Fhompson FIICLHTTIKITI Leon Jordxn Vlrglnla Garner Vlolet Byrum Hand Properties Tukets Sue Stevens Chan man Becky Rogers Osler Vlurrav Clzawman Freeda Charles J B Bagwell Jovce Lawson Bobby Wllllams 20 Q Q ' 1 ' if 1 2 1 ' ' ' w 3, xl 2 I . 2 1 ' V .Q I .2 vu 1' 1 L4 .1 ' 1 . 1 1 v 1 if ' ' 5: ' . 'Q . , J . . n 7 1 ' h x'l . . . y . . . . z ' ' SENIOR CLASS PLAY COMMITTEICS I 4 Q 1 4 Y . . . g 1 . . 1 . ,. . v , v . , K . 0 V . 1 ' , K r 1 - . I 'Y l 4 C I . V I Q L V ' .4 A 1 ' . V l Q , U . . , 1 ' ' Q' .S'ENl0R C1455 OFFICERS NATALIE Col-'Fr-:Y WORTH BOYCE DOROTHY MILLS Admser Preszdent Secretary JERRY PARRISH OSI ER MURRAY Tfzce Preszdent Treasurer Morro Love Honor Loyalty COLORS Blue and Whzte FLOWER Red Rose 21 4 ,. . , rc fr , - . , , . . X v Domi: ANN ATKINS Thzs ,friendly lass wzth golden hair Possesses trazts that are veru rare Glrl Reserves 1 Class Secretary 1 Student Councll Representatne 1 Home Room Treasurer 1 2 3 Hugh Morson Chorus 1 2 3 4 A Cappella Chorus 1 2 3 4 Ralexgh High School Glee Club 1 2 3 4 State Muslc Festlval 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Red Cross Club 3 Home Room Secretary 4 MAR: F MAXINE AUSTIN Mack Her hazr rs l1ke the shmmg sun Shes neat and sweet and full of un erettal 2 G1 coutsl 2 Muslc 42-3-4' re Homemakers 1 ric CARRIE MAE ATKINSON Red One who ne1 er refuses when called upon to do a dutll Invltatxon Commxttee 4 DlV6FSlHGd Occupatxons 4 THOMAS MATTHEW Ax ERY Tommy Hzs an hls manner and neat at tzre Hes a boy whom we all admlre Iumor Hx Y 1 2 Home Room Vlce Presldent 4 DO 4 Semor Superla tlve 4 Diversified Occupatlons 4 K Z' -af -v-5, As- X A 7 S S S, DOROTHY C AUSTIN Dot I-hgh erected thoughts 171 a heart of courtesy Erwm Hxgh School 1 2 Hugh Mor son Hxgh School 3 4 Future Home makers of Amerlca 3 JOHN B BAFWLLI In a good humor he always ap pears As rj he had no tune for tears Handlcrait Club 1 Ensemble Club 1 Mlxed Chorus Band 1 2 3 4 Band Club 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Tenms Team 4 Captam 4 S . I D.A. A 14 lv A- vv .1JB'vv I 4,, v. 7 - -.. V - V I., '-'.- A 'a'4.',, Y ,l ' : ' ' . : ' . : . 1 lf rr ' ' ' ug TT! ' ' F P 2' EC- F I, . X L- N i ' .sg 7 , - ra I- fa I XR V ,L..., I. I Ax, I - bf 4.-1 , ' N 'ff .. ', .x u:, 'I . -YIYATJV ,ae-f S -Ef o ,vu A- 'X -.,g THONIAS J HARNETT Barnew Care to your coflin adds a nail no doubt And ezeru grzn so merry draws one out Needham Broughton HIgh School 1 2 3 Student COUDCII 1 2 Home Room Sergeant at Arms 2 French Club 2 3 Presxdent 3 Presldent of YPSL 3 Eagle Scout 4 Hugh Morson HIgh School 4 WII.I.IAxI THAI: BI-.CKWITH BIlly A good heart IS better than anu thzng else 111, the uorld Needham Broughton HIgh School 1 2 3 French Clubl 2 Hugh Mor son HIgh School 4 Typmg Club 4 V? ROBERT EARI BATTON Duke Thank heazen the crzszs The danger lb past Is oz er at last And the fezer called sclmo ls conquered at last Debatlng Club 4 LIbr1rx Club MARTHA O BRIAN1' BEI.o Belo Infinite nches In a small room Musxc Clubl 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 1 Secretary 1 Home Room Secretary 1 GIrl Reserves 1 Ope retta 2 Student Councxl 3 State Musnc FestIval 3 4 Home Room leIgh HIgh School Glee Club 1 2 3 -l A Cappella Chorus 2 3 Feature EdItor of Purple and Cold 4 23 ROBERT JOHNSON BECK Bobby A lzttle nonsense now and then Is relzshed bu the best of men Ensemble Club l 2 3 4 ServIce Club I RaleIgh HIgh School Glee Club 2 Operettnl 2 4 Jllnl HI Y 1 State IVILISIC Festxval 3 4 Bows Chorus 2 3 4 CATHERINE CLARINDA BLANI: Cat Her quzet dark beauty holds fast her azlmzrers Home Room Secretary 1 Future Homemakers of AmerIca 2 3 D1V6FSlf:l8d Occupatlons 3 . ' . . .JH 'I - ' s 7 , YQ 1- P A I , ' . , Q ' ' ' 1.1 1 1 . . 1 'or . . 1 ' . : ' 1 ' - ,' 4. '- ' : ' . 5 Treasurer 43 Jourhalizsm Club 43 Ra- ' n I .,,o F A 1.4 ' I. A ' . A it w 'A J , ?'3 ft A jj VL. HENRY WORTH BoYcE JR Worthless The reasons for hts popularzty are not hard to find Hes sincere and frzendly wzth an excellent mmd Boys Chorus 2 3 Treasurer 3 Operetta 2 4 Councll 1 2 3 4 Student Councll Congress 2 3 Cheer Leader 2 3 RHS Chorus 2 3 4 Vxce Presldent Class 3 Boys State 3 Supreme Court Jus tlce H Y1 2 3 4 Secretary 1 Presldent 4 Boy Scouts 1 2 3 4 State Music Festnal 3 4 Class Pres 4 Sr Play Monogram Club 4 ALBERT P BROWN Nose What should a man do but be merry? B05 Scouts 1 2 Industrlal Arts lub 1 2 Dlvers fled Occupatxons ournallsm Cl Ill! I3 PATRICIA REBECCA BOYD Patsy Laughzng eyes a charmzng smlle Wzll warm you completely MUSIC Club 1 3 4 Operetta 1 Cathedral Latm Hlgh 2 MUSIC Club 2 Hugh Morson Hlgh School 3 Jumor Servlce Club 3 Mxxed Chorus 1 3 4 Glrls Chorus 1 Senxor Y Teens 2 WIL1 IAM FREDERII K EROVSN Russel He always keeps us laughmg MuSlCC1Ub1 2 3 4 Arts and Crafts Club 1 Home Room Sergeant Arms 2 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 'L -4 -2- ,J 'Er WILLIAM GUII rom: BOYKIN I never let studymg mterjere wzth mu educatwn Servlce Club 1 Band Club 1 2 3 4 Shop Club 4 Tlwm AS A BYRD Bvrd A happy go lurku nature and strong dependabzlzty Operetta 1 2 4 Arts and Craft Club 1 Masque and Gavel Club 2 Ensemble Club 2 3 Raleigh Hlgh School Chorus 2 4 State Music Festlval 3 Track Team 3 4 Boys 1 ' : i- .' , , , ' l, 3. ' I M 3 ' Y ' ' -at- , . 2 2 1 I , XX. - V . : I V L' 'A ' I' P B chorus 3,'4g A Cappella Club 3, 4. U I N 'f 1, 'I - . Us ' 5 I Q - uh- f ',,',,: K Q. mu f p :if ,I I - X A -X55 ' --- N--- tl I I , hwk,'l . -1: -1--I ' - -- V ' N gp :gf I '. 'M' I me r - -- QV ,- ,A-A . i , DOROTHY lv AI Bx Rl, xt DOI Her modest looks a cottage mzght adorn Sweet as the przmrose peeps be neuth the thorn YTeens Club 1 2 3 4 Secretary 1 Semor G1rl Scouts Office Assxst ant 3 I Student DlPCClOF ot Senlor Plu W11 LI-VN! Wss1 FY CARROI 1. Wes Hzs actzons speak louder than his words Shop Club I Ensemble Cl 1b 1 '-eruce Club l Jlll'l1OI' H1 Y 1 2 Photographs Club 3 OAK LFAF Photographer 3 4 Ch.-urman V1Sll'll 1 s Ctbl11llllTlLi 4 I-l1X VIOLET NIAE Bs nt, xx Vte A daughter of the gods dztznelu tall and most dztmely fazr YTeens 1 2 3 Twptng Club 3 Semor G1rl Scout Home Room S ret1rx 2 Future Homemakers of 15Al l'l8l'lCd 3 4 H1stor1an -4 Superla the 4 Band Club 3 4 ALICE CHAXIPIOV Champ Sles alwaus full of fun and jou l farorzte uzth any gzrl or boy Home Room Treasurer 1 Dramatlcs Club 1 Secretary of Sophomore Class 2 G1rls Chorus 1 Hugh Mor son Chorus l 2 Ensemble Club 2 Operetta Club Rale1gh H1gh School Glee Club 2 Future Home Makers ot Amer1c'1 3 Txpmg Club -1 Secretars 3 Delegate een Le 1de1'sh1p t,ounc11 2 S .tent CUlll'tC1l .5 Art Club 4 1 'N cw 25 Howfxnu F CANNON JR R383 Aluaus neat from head to feet And all around hes hard to beat Bandl 2 3 -I Football 3 4 Home Room Prestdent I Hand Craft Club 1 Jumor H1 Y 2 3 Pres1dent Home Room 1 Monogram Club 3 4 Band ecretars 2 Twpmg Club 4 FREED-X CHARLES Freeda Szlence ts one ofthe tzrtues ofthe wzse Gtrl Reserxesl 2 Band 1 2 3 4 State MUSIC Festu al 3 H I IHA ' A I HI t .7 . 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'41, -I I, A., ' Y' 1 I A 1 E ' : ' ' V' .45 , . . 1 AH. l ' .1 5 ' 12: ' ' 1 3. . h 1: to Y-T. an le' ' ' ..: -tu- tf - L PHILLIP A CLEMENT JR Ph1l Full of lzfe sense and wtt Lots of fun and plenty of gmt Dramatlcs Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Stunt Nlght 1 2 Home Room PI'8S1d6llf. 3 4 OAK LFAF Staff 4 Senlor Class Soclal Chalrman Boys Chorus 4 SEHIOI Play 4 U S Navy 1943 1946 JAIVIES EDWIN COOPER Jlmmy None more admlres the pamters magzc skrll who shows me that whzch I shall never see nce Club 1 dent Councll 2 E Staff 4 Art Presld nt ll! .- I-1 1 ,- I MAv1s GRACE CoMBs She has a vozce of qladness and a smzle of Joy Pmeland School for Glrls 1 2 3 International Relatlons Club 3 Stu dent Councll 3 Teen Age Club 3 Vlce Presldent Muslc Club 3 Hugh Morson Hlgh School 4 Glrls Chorus 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 WILLIAM COOPER Txggle Stlence zs more muszcal than song ' ff Z-H at -4-Q, S xx ELIZABETH ANN COOPER Dlmples Sweet and lozelu mce and neat Just to know her IS a treat V1ce Presldent Class 1 Glrl Re serves 1 Treasurer YTeens 3 Treasurer Marshal 3 OAK LEAF Staff 4 Y Teens 4 Vice Presldent Dramatxcs Club 1 Glee Club 2 Mlxed Chorus 2 4 NQRMAN EARLE DAv1s Ned A hearty laugh a mzschzevous smzle Makes for htm a lzfe worth whzle Class Presldent 1 Home Room Vxce Presldent 1 Monogram Club 3 4 Baseball Team 2 3 4 Jumor Varslty Basketball Varslty Basketball 2 3 4 Llbrary Asslst + x ig- . 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N , A T - PAUI INL D1-. ul CECIL DLANs Paul L1ttle and smut Nice and neat CHARLES HOWARD EDWARDS Charlie Hrs rendu wzt hrs cheerful smtle makes htm welcome all the whzle Vice President of Home Room 1 2 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Secre tarx 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Jumor Varsity Basketball Team Sports Editor of Purple and Gold 4 Library Assistant 4 Roll on world and Ill roll uuth uou Home Room Representative l Vice President of Home Room 2 Jumor Serxlce Club l Vice President JAvu-:s T EDWARDS Jimmy Flrst in sports Fzrst m the game He has made for hzmself A remembered name Home Room President 1 Intra mural Manager l 2 3 4 Junior Basketball Team 2 3 4 Baseball Team 1 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Vice President 3 President 4 Captain Basketball Team 3 Library Assistant 4 Senior Superla tive 4 27 .IUNNIL Lt-:ici-I DUDLI-:Y Tillie Shes full of pep shes full of glee Where theres a smile shell al walls be Music Club 1 2 3 4 Operetta 1 2 Girls Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 WILLIAM CLYDE EDWARDS JR Bill We gazed and gazed and still the wonder grew At all the many thmgs he could Student Council 2 3 4 Represent ative 2 Vice President 3 President President of Junior Class HiY 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Senior Superlative 4 State Student Council Congress 3 4 District Student Council Convention 3 4 Masque and Gavel Club State Music Festl val 3 School Wlnner of American Legion Oratorical Contest 2 Boys State 3 RHS Chorus 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 4' V L do. Journalism Club 4. Presidentg Varsity Basketball Team 13 Varsity 4: President of Sophomore Class: : ' ' . . . . 2 V I ' . 1 .... ' : t '- ROBERT CLIFTON FLOYD Babby He who IS good IS happy Home Room Sergeant at Arms Servlce Club 1 Industrlal Art Club 1 Band 1 Dramxtxcs Club 2 Sctence Club 2 GORDON J GIBBS Dont let hzs szlence fool you He has hls share of fun ynesvllle Hlg chool 1 2 Mur ol 3 Hugh Mor h Sc 0 -ll ,. ff'-H WADE MII I ER GALLAM' .Ir Wade I agree wtth one mans oplnzon 1 have some of my own Operetta 1 Sergeant at Arms of Home Room 1 Hugh Morson Chorus 1 Ensemble Club 1 Band 1 Qerx Ice Club 2 Photography Club 3 Student Councll Representzttve 4 SCIENCE Club 2 Debattng Club 4 State Mustn Contest '3 Superlatne 4 Senlor Plav 4 HI Y 4 Acnompu mst State Muslc Festtval 4 Eurxm Jost-PHINI: GIBSON Halt Pmt A llttle lady of srmlzng manner Glrl Reserxes 1 Dramatlcs Club 1 Hugh Morson Chorus 2 Future Homemdkcrs ol Amerlca 3 Debat if -rt . -'ae .11 X VIRGINIA M GARNI-:R Gmger Hu fiashmg eues her gay smzlc Make her a pleasing personalztu Dfil1'lBt1CS Club 1 Band 1 OAK LFAF Staff 4 Secretary of HISKOTQ Class 2 Photography Club 3 D1 xersttled Occupatlons 4 MII DRI-ID Lousr CII nmxsr Lou A levy swe t grrt quzet ani de 'mum One of those frzends of whom you ll always lf. sure Operetta 1 2 Future 1 omemakers ut Amertea 3 Class Marshal 3 Gtrls Chorus 2 Ensemble Club 2 MlXEd Chorus 4 Glrls Chorus 4 +X I h l I 1: 1 , j A ' ' -I -'x A . '-.,,, , ., I 3 'Z I ' : 'I 1 ,' I. 5 'Z' 2 , X . I - -.1 . - . ' - 1' I, If WMQ' fl E mg Club 4, ' V ' 4 .5 ' E I 41 rc h Iliff 2 4 1' v ,L ' I 1 ' ' I' irq xfj ' -1 ,f 1 D . F. F -'E' 't ' --'Ag , .F l V 'Xu I ,lf fr I - I - xv. I lglelirl h Q A Q .. 1 K W 11ff.'5?'7' . he - I 4 A I U ' 'd - -f --7 X- -- EUGENE MAL RICE GLASGOXK Mouse Learn a lot and forget a lot Learn a llttle and forget a lzttle MusIc Club 1 Scxence Club 1 Shop Club 1 Llbrary Club l JAINIES A HARDEE words Needham Broughton Hlgh School 2 Sclence Club 1 Blology Club 2 Latm Club 2 Hugh Morson 3 4 'nur BETTX JE-V51 GROGAN Duck A form more ,fazr a face more sweet r hath been m lo 0 Wleel Operetta l Muslc Club 1 2 JANIE HARDEE As Amd and su eet as she Dramatxcs Club 1 A Cappella Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 1 Ensemble Club 2 3 4 Future Homemakers of Amerxca Ures dent of 2nd year S-XNIUEL EDGAR GLNTER Sam A dzsposztzon that Is sweet 4 smlle that knocks you off your ee 'Vlodel Club 1 Home Room Intra mural Manager 1 3 4 Jumor Var SIIN Basketball Team 2 Varsxty Basketball Team 2 3 4 Home Room Vlce Presldent 3 rl hbg Club Presldent 4 Monogram Club Treasurer 4 Journallsm Club 4 WILLIAM HLNTER HARRIS go jar Fork Umon Mxlltars Acaderrw l 2 3 Hugh Morson 4 Twpmg Club 'CCSP 'mall' 29 , A . , 1 Ne'e ' it y t I A f t, K 2 ' y ' - ' ' 1 1 I - Silence is more eloquent than -ATO Come 30 far, to meet someone. The quiet and observant always 1. 1 ' : ' . . , 3 ' g . : L: AL V : ' 1 . . . . 5 4. A ' 2. 4. 3 42 fl A K 'QM A K 'lu nf g 450 4591 JAMES LAWRENCE HARVEY Tex Gwe to the world the best you have And the best wzll come back to you Marshal 2 Chlef Marshal 3 Pho tography Club 3 Student Councll Representatwe 3 Chorus 3 4 Ra lelgh Hxgh School Glee Club 3 4 HI Y 4 V1ce Presldent Home Room 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Treasurer Sergeant at Arms ot Ralexgh Glee Club WILLIAM I HOLLAND B111 I take lzfe as rt comes and enjoy Boy Scouts 1 2 Jumor HIY 1 atlcs Club 1 lence Club 1 ub Arts and Craf 4 Art Club MELISSA HIGH Mxlhe Her care uas never to offend And every creature was r jrzend M1xed Chorus 1 Llbrarg Club 1 Arts and Crafts Club 1 Dramatlcs Club 2 Future Homemakers 1 Amerlca 3 4 Omce ASSISIBHK 4 NORMA CLYDE HOWARD Clydle Shes swell she s sueet Shes the qrandest person you could meet Hugh Morson Chorus 1 2 E semble Club 1 2 Operetta 1 2 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 Future Home makers of America 3 4 Home 'R elgh Hlgh School Glee Club 1 F f tudent Counc113 4 Journalusm Ill b 4 Senior Plav 4 ,I Z- 44'- A-' '-',x b J-'G X NANCY PAUL HIGH Nan Her eyes as stars of twrlrght ,fazr Lzke twzlzght too her dusky haw Hugh Morson Hlgh School 1 3 4 Ensemble Club 1 Ralelgh Hlgh School Glee Club 1 Operetta 1 4 Bethel H111 HIgh School 2 Glee Club 2 Secretary 2 Advert1s1ng Manager of School Paper 2 Senior Y Teen Club 3 Hugh Morson Chorus 3 4 Art Club 4 CIrcu1at1on 'VIanager of Purple and Gold 4 WILLIAM H HOWARD B111 Happy am 1 from care I m free Why arent they all contented lzke rn Stage Crew 1 4 Ensemble Club 1 2 Boy Scoutsl 2 Photography Club 3 V1ce Presxdent Home Room 3 Operetta 1 2 Arts and Crafts dent 4 S S. X' x . . . .A 'he ' 1 . ' 33 ' . 1 v '- A 3 ' V 0' ' ' ' , ' 1 U , , U . e. D - ' ' 'z ' 2 . : n- . 1 ho iz. 1 3 .- ' , 1 . : .': A I.: ' '-'avr u 3g 1- ' 1- 1 , I ' I 4. ' K K .. f ' ' . 1 : . 1 -, Q, -- H.. . . , Ax m Secretary 1, 43 Marshal 33 Club 3g Boys' Chorus 1, 2. 4. Presi- r A 1 . i , - ' ' . . . U g y.. fl EC Tr ' , ' . : ' x I ui, f . . ' C1 1 ' L' . A-' '4'-F l :Y U, . I r I' ,fuss 'lj A ' ' 1 f- .1 f -- Irff l ' MA. F 5 Y I ' f ' U I ,Je f ' 1' A '- ' I X be 1. rf: 'T A f aw- 1 . F., 4' ..- , . , ,,'5 U Q rf .. N 4 K Cxuuzx' Jonsson l'lUN'l'ER Gooch His destiny is success as you can all tell: To him, life is music. and he's just plain su-ell. Class Treasurer l: Home Room Treasurer l. 2. 3. -li Junior Hi-Y Team 1: Junior Varsity Basketball Team 2: Vice President of Home Room 3: Senior Hi-Y Club 2. 3. 41 Superlative 4: Art Club -4. DOROTHY MAE JoNEs Dot Sweet and sincere. All through the year. Service Club 1. 2: Dramatics Club 2: Future Homemakers of America 3: Typing Club 3. GLENN G. JENKINS. Jn. G.G. Not too serious. not too gay. But a rare good sport in every way. Home Room President lg Junior Hi- Y lg Home Room Vice President 2: Home Room President 3: Hobby Club 3: Journalism Club 4: Presi- dent Debating Club 4. LEON JORDAN Corny Ability. not luck. conquer, Jersy Shore High School 1. Science Club lg Needham Broughton High School 2. 3: English Club 3: Spanish Club 31 Marching Band and Con- cert Band 2. 3. 4: Band 3, 4. .IACQUELI NE D. JOHNSON Jackie Intellect and grace cloth join to- gether to make a perfect woman. Crafts Club lg Typing Club 2: N, C. Academy of Science Contest. First Prize 2: Girl Scouts 2: Future Home- makers of America 33 Student Coun- cilcil 3, -lg OAK LI-IAF Staff 43 Art Club 4. WILLIABI L. KAPLAN Python Seest thou a man diligent in his business? He shall stand before kings. Student Council Representative 1. 4: Junior Hi-Y 1. 2, Secretary lg Boy Scouts l. 2. 3, -l: Eagle Scouts 2. 3. 4: Order of the Arrow 3. 43 Home Room President 2. 33 Band 2: Hi-Y 3, 43 Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Art Club 43 Co-Chairman Assembly Committee 43 OAK LEAF Staff 4. '21 . . 4 4 4140, KA FHRY N ICF!-'TON Boots Fond outspoken carefree ways Those about her to amaze Mlxul orus l 2 4 Glrs Chorus l 2 .3 -I DFdll1dtlLS C m 1 Typlng Club l Future Home makers of Amerlca 3 CARI Jnwu- s ku I-R K ger I love work zt fascmates me could szl and look at zt for hours Cluh 2 Ho Room Presl der Club 3 Vue srqfr .F gi ...A F' r Z...- af- S A KEITH JR The cheerful qrzn wzll let you tn Where the knocker zs known 'IIQUQT Needham Broughton H1gh School 1 2 Hugh Morson High School 3 4 Dlxersxfled Occupation 3 4 M mu Kwmur Ree Cute and sweet she Comes your way To brzqhtul 6,1911 your darkest 'ull ee Club 2 Mlxed Chorus 2 Sen Y Teens 3 Future Homemakers Amerxca 2 'S Vue President 2 rls Chorus 4 Senior Play 4 ,v -1 -'-bu s 1 X X Ng CHARLFS Hum! KENNEDY Kxdney Quzet and modest thoughtful and meek Knowzng much 'more than he lets lumself speak Arts and Craft Club 3 Vtce Presl dent 3 Varslty Basketball Team 3 4 Monogram Club 4 Home Room Presxdent 4 H1 Y Club 4 Journal :sm Club 4 Vlce Presldent Joyce LAW SON Slxm A Jolly unselftsh personaltty is the greatest qzft ov all Qerxxce Club l Y Teens l Typmg Club 3 Future Homemakers at X Si Cn .1 . . 3. g ' 1.-' 3. ' . ' 4 . A, . ,, I V -L' i 5 9 V ' fo- ' 'H A x D ' I - , 1 V' b f- 'N'-1 5 Art iu , OAK .AF fbramatics Clubllg Y-Teens 13 Girls' America 3, 4, ., fy, W' 'ir 1' ' .Q ri - 4 ft I I . ' , FC . 1 ff Vr E .- ' 'Ti , ' 3, . , ' ' ' ' I! ,X ,J , v ., . I. U F MMP ll, J . , , 1 , V,- F .mf l , ' ,V , : , ' , - xx fr .2 . Y -: ' -i ' -- ' l mf .4 V: -'- - f .. . ig? xxx: fgjli I - .--v s ' ' ' ur -' - - ,A ' Donis Lot: INIARTIN Das Loo Her friends are many: her charms are rare: A likable girl with her sweet air. Y-Teens 1. 3: Operetta 2: Hugh Mor- son Chorus 2. Secretary 23 Ensemble Club 2: Class Marshal 2. 3: Basket- ball Cheer Leader 3, 43 Future Homemakers of America 3. 4: Sec- retary Chapter III: Superlative 4. Roiinnr KI-:I.I.Y MCAl.EX1XNDER Bob Take it easy: have your fun: Let the old world flicker on. Junior Hi-Y 1. President: Stage Committee 3. 4: Hi-Y 4: Football Cheer Leader 4: Monogram Club 4. VIRGINIA Llnmni-I :WARTIN Ginger Chatter chatter all the while but everybody loves it. Dramatics Club 1: Y-Teens l. 2. 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Library Club lg Future Homemakers ot' America 3: Red Cross Club 1. IVIARTHA hlCKENZlE Well-mannered. gentle. and sin- ce1'e. Garner High School l. 2. 3: Home Economics Club 1. 2: Dramatics Club 2. 3: Public Speaking 23 Beta Club 3: Home Room Vice President 3: Student Council Representative 3: Hugh Morson High School 43 Senior Y-Teens -lg Typing Club 4. SALLY Ross Mfxsssv Slie'll make her goal She always has. A more honest character There nercr was. Service Club 2. Vice President 2 Student Council 3: Y-Teens Club 3. 4. President 41 OAK LI-mr Staff 3. 4. Junior Editor 3. Editor 4: Girls' State 3: Raleigh High School Glee Club 4. Treasurer 4: Academy of Science Award 2: Girl Scouts l. 2 3. 41 Superlative 4: D.A.R. Award 4: Glory Grabbers 4. Dorzorin' LEE MII.I.s Dot Brown-haired, peppy. and always Qayi g A leading lady in school and play. Ftuclent Council l. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 2. Treasurer 4: F.H.A. Treasurer 3: Student Council Congress 2' Y- Teens 1. 2. Vice President 2' Basket- ball Cheer Leader 3: Football Cheer Leader 4: Class Secretary 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 4. President 4: Senior Plz1y4: Glory Grnbhcrs 4. it l ' .nu 33 F ORION MIXON JR Talk to hlm of Jacobs ladder And he would ask the number of steps Boys Chorus 3 MARY Low' MORGAN Sweet and shy and always wzlhng to help others Ralelgh Hugh School Glee Club 1 4 Y Teens 1 Future Home of Amerlc 4 Gxrs 3-41-0 1 tta 2 Sprmg Fest r Ensem e Glory Gr bers lolst M IIVHI 4 , lan lf. BRONA MARIE IWOONEYI-IA'VI Brown hazred lzght hearted ways gay She wzll lead you on her merry way Woodrow Wllson Hlgh School 1 Pep Club 1 Hugh Morson 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 Dramatlcs Club 2 Future Homemakers of America 3 4 Typmg Club 4 Glory Grabbers BLTTY Ros!-: MosEu.Y Beth Good manners and soft words hal e brought many a dzfjicult thzng to pass Llbrary Assxslant 3 Semor Y Teens 4 Glory Grabbers 4 if -ai vb' ??s ,Alf P' S X KATHRYN Dr-:NA Mooms Graceful manner ardent charms Make her a welcome body Home Room Secretary 1 Dramatlcs Club 1 Servxce Club 1 Glee Club l Ralelgh Hxgh School Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 Student Councxl 3 4 School Reporter 3 4 HlStOF1Hn 4 OAK LEAF Staff 4 Semor Play 4 Journallsm Club Secretary 4 Glory Grabbers 4 CARL PARSON MURPHY Murphy Seldom serzous lomng fun Look out world here I come Boy Scouts 1 Arts and Craft Club 1 Student Council Representatne 2 Vlsual Education 2 Home Room Sergeant at Arms 3 H1 Y 4 Typing Club 4 Presldent 4 Glory Grabbers ix x GF I ' ' , - ' . 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A - -f R -Q .52 C by DAvm PHl1.L1Ps Mummx Ducky Tall redhead ulth plenty f personahty Dramatlcs Club 1 3 Hugh Morson Chorus 1 2 Operetta 1 2 Jumor H1 Y 1 2 Most waluable Member 2 House and Grounds Committee Chalrman 2 Stage Committee Chairman 3 Asslstant Advertlsmg Manager OAK LE.-xr 3 Advertlsmg Manager 4 Editor of Pur Glory Grabbers 4 HERBERT JERRY PARRISH Bones Ready for anythmg be zt work or Dlfly An all round fellow m every way Room President 1 2 3 4 H1Y 2 3 4 V1ce Presldent 4 Basketball Teaml 2 3 4 Captam 4 Sergeant at Arms of Student Councnl 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Class Vxce Presldent 4 Glory Grabbers 4 OSLER Dfxmu MLRRAX Cousm Lots of wzt and loads of un Et erythzng he does IS uell done Band l 2 3 4 Home Room Treas urer 2 3 4 Senlor Class Treas urer 4 Monogram Club 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Social Chairman 4 Football Team 2 3 4 Glory Grabbers 4 Jlwnul-: MASON Pun-: Spike Sometimes I szt and thznk and sometzmes I Just szt Dxversltied Occupatxons 4 Glor Grabbers 4 rmmcss A1..n:Rx1Aw PARKER Frankxe She IS herself the collectzon of all good thzngs Dramatxcs Club 1 2 Secretary Glee Club 2 Hugh Morson Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Home Room Vice Presldent 2 4 Secretary 3 Typmg Club 3 Photography Club 3 Junior Senxor Soclal Committee 3 OAK LEAF Staff 4 Student Councnl Glory Grabbers 4 DoLLn: KATHALEEN PIPKIN She comes with fazry footsteps Kmghtdale Hugh School 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 Secretary Dramatlcs Club 2 Beta Club 3 Basketball Team 3 Marshal 3 Hugh Morson Hlgh School 4 Glory Grabbers 4 ff '? ' 35 ' x '. ' '..IR. ' ' . . N ' -' H ,V 0 H 4 - - f J .. H h . .. , ' . 1 . . . : - ' . . ' 1: Q ' ' ple and Representative 41' Senior Play 43 Gold 43 Assembly Chairman 4: ' . I ' ' 5 y I: : Z :g ' . 4 , , 'RW Er' ,flbwf -gulf Tx-rovl xs PIPKIN Tomnw True to hrs word hrs work hrs frunds Dnerslfled Occupatlon 2 3 4 JOHN Txmmxxs ROBERTS Dont worry work and zt wont IUOTTII ll0'll Th mas Jefferson Hlgh School l ton and Lee leston Hlgh Team Wash Gra 1:4 I-I fg- L .lf , ELLA Jin CE P001 r Poole Tl LS merry fun lomng brunette has a uay about her you can t forget Y Teens 1 2 4 Future Home makers of Amerlca 3 4 Purple and Cold Staff 4 Basketball Cheer Leader 4 Red Cross Club 4 Glory Grabbers 4 Rr HEC 1 A ANN Rom- ns Becky She are a smzlc that non come off Dramatlcs Club 1 Hugh Morson Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Typ mg Club 3 4 Glory Grabbers 4 ,V ng ' -4 CH xnLEs RAND PULLEY Charlex A merry heart doeth good lzke 9'Ll7lShl7lG oxs Chorus l 2 3 4 M1x Chorus 1 2 3 4 A Cappella Chorus 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 State Musxc Festu al 3 Home Room Song Leader 4 Glory Grabbers 4 Ilrum Jr- rw Row r- Jeanme A thzng of beauty IS a you forever C xthedral School 1 2 Cathedral Chorus 1 2 Home Room Secretary Freshman Play Future urer 3 Vxce Presxdent 4 Debatmg Club 4 Treasurer 4 Glory Grabhers 1, X S x S.. ,Y-. . 'r' 35' f ...: 'ed ' A ' ' ' me . ' ' 'I -' I ' ' 5 1 ' ' : , 4 . . . 3 ' L ' - 1, 2: ' v ' : A ig , ,5 ' ' ' ' 4 . Z ' . Homemakers of America 3, 4, Treas- :.. 2' Hugh In . .- 3, 43 Glory , ' -' 3 ' ' 4. L ' ' f . C 2. K- - N' j I- 4. - . Q' E '- V' 'L ' T ' , ' ' ' If ' '4 .,. ,S RY' .M , , , 4-1. in. ,. 4 - . 9' 5 ,- f xi ' , ,gl A - ff st gr ,p -I, ,x, 4 X U I ,K PM 8 ' 2 ,5 , r -X. K 1' ,wiv -itggsj . - . ,xt as L n 4 --r- -' ' , - -f A - ,ts ,T X v . I 'A 8 B - CARRULL CLIFTON Srioswt.-xxsn JR Shoemaker The reason firm the temperate w1ll Endurance joreszght strength and sklll Stunt Nlght 1 Jumor H1 Y Club 1 2 H1 Y3 4 Treasurer-4 Monogram Club 3 4 Home Room Pres1dent 2 Class Treasurer 3 Football Team 3 4 Home Room Vlce Presxdent 4 Sports Edltor of OAK LEAF 4 Box Scoutsl 2 3 4 Glory Grabbers 4 MARY ANN SOUTHERN Mrs Ham1lton The sweetest thmg that ever grew beszde a human door Needham Broughton Hxgh School 1 2 G1rlReserxes1 2 Hugh Mor son H1gh School 3 Future Home makers of Amerlca 3 -1 Program Chaxrman 4 Typxng Club 4 Glory Grabbers 4 WILLIANI GA1.1.A1'11s CININIS B111 And he rs a leader among men Class Vnce Presldent 1 Ensemble 1 2 Secretars l Operetta 1 2 4 R S Glee Club 1 2 3 4 PTCSI dent -1 Football 2 3 Monogram 2 3 4 Counc1l2 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Pres1dent 3 OAK LEAF Staff nager 4 H1 Y 1 'VIost Valuable Member 1 Pres1dent Edntor Handbook 4 Semor Plas Glorx Grabbers 4 NORMA SUE Srsvsws Sue Shes qulet and honest all the while Shes always hzd behmd a smzle Future Homemakers of Amerlca 2 3 Y Teens 3 Llbrars Club 4 Sec retarx 4 Tx pmg Club 4 Secretarx 4 Glory Grabbers 4 37 ANDREW Jorw Sxurn Drew Often amuszng and ezer matured Industrxal Arts Club 1 Bovs Chorus 1 2 3 4 A Cappella Chorus 3 Nhxed Chorus 2 3 4 State Musnc Contest 3 4 Stage Manager 4 good LYDIA MAI: STRICKLAND Frenchy She was born to be calm and kmd A treasure rare and hard to fimd Ensemble Club 1 Servlce Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 Hugh Morson Chorus 3 Dramatlcs Club 2 Operetta 2 Senlor Y Teens 3 Red Cross Club Future Homemakers of Amerlca 3 Student Counc1l 3 Art Club 4 'Secretary -1 Debatmg Club 4 Glory Grabbers 4 - ' '.Hf . ' ' .,,, ' ' 'l ' : . ' I ' . ' 1 - ' . : .' . . : 2, . 4: ' ' ' 1 3:4:Ma .2,43.4: ' . 1 h I ' ' 2 li Boys' State 3. Supreme Court: .' ' V ' ' 3: - I ' mir HATTIE DOLORES SYK1-:s Lorcs She s cute and small m stature but really full of pep G1rls Chorus 1 2 YTeens 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Future Home makers of Amerlca 3 4 Basketball Cheer Leader 2 Football Cheer Leader 3 4 OAK LEAF Staff 4 Semor Play 4 Office Asslstant 4 Superlatlve 4 Glory Grabbers 4 BETTY LULILLE THOMPSON Lou Charms to cheer tht hours away Hlgh School Morson Hxgh mema s of dham Broug oi' 4 Fu E! Ill-I I: 4 'GS' DONALD Ln INGSTON Teva DlCkl9 Of all our parts the eyes express the sweetest kznd of bashfulness Industrlal Arts Club 1 Visual Edu catxon Club 1 Typmg Club 2 Serg cant at Arms 2 Home Room V1ce Pres1dLnt 3 Treasurer 3 Presldent 2 Hugh Morson Chorus 3 4 Base ball Team 4 A Capella Chorus 4 Monogram Club 4 Glory Grabbers HENRY FRANKLIN Trsnauz Zmc Whereier there IS nmse and jun I ll be there Bow Scouts 1 2 Arts and Crafts X Club 1 Stunt Nxght 1 Typmg Club P lory Grabbers 4 1- -1'-E , -6-2--. X T AF: of ,Q S S - Rx NORMA LEE THEBAUL1' Brzmjul of pep and personahty plus Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 A Cappella Chorus 2 3 State Musxc Festxval 3 4 Operetta 1 2 4 Glory Grahbers 4 Hamm-:'r ALICE VALLAS A person m whom you may con fide and feel sure of sympathetzc understandmg Glee Club 1 YTeens 1 2 Dra matlcs Club 2 Future Homemakers of America 3 4 Umt Presldent 3 4 Glory Grabbers 4 wk ,Lf . . 4' , 'lpn fri. ' ? A .X uv I ' .Z . A . I 'C . V D. - f' Fa ,VJ TL -. .' . ' . . : ' . ' -ll, . 4 y 3, 4' ry . DIVGFSIFIQCI OCCUPHUOH 3- 4. Chapter President 4g Typmg Club .- 'ls . J, ,' ,r I: r . , . D , , k U I L D E.. 1 E, MY .H,nv,, 1 A ' ,L.,j4: 1 -- C iffx Iris, V ,I - Xx U I' ' ', 'ill gf '- X4-- rl QC iffy, pr 'I - ,- NN - 5 in -' ' . 4 ' - -f X, , A- , , kc i ' X . LETA M. WALL Stubborn She that is slow to anger is better than the mighty. Hugh Morson Chorus l: Y-Teens 3: Future Homemakers of America 3. 4. Treasurer 33 Typing 43 Vice President 4: Ohice Assistant 4: Glory Grabbers 4. IVIARVIN DANIEL WATKINS ..5th.. What greater capital can a man possess than nature, Arts and Craft Club 1 Stunt Night 1 Boy Scouts 1 2 Dixersified Oc cupations 3 4 health and good Glory Grabbers 4 BILLII: MARII-: WA'rKINs UB.. 'AA perfect woman. nobly planned. To warm. to comfort. and com- mandf' Home Room Secretary-Treasurer lg Student Council Representative 1: Raleigh High School Glee Club 23 Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 2: Class Treasurer 23 Assistant Class Editor of OAK LI-:AF 3. Class Editor 43 Otilice Assistant 4: Senior Super- lative 4: Glory Grabbers 4. Romcnr L. WILLIAMS Bobby Ambition drives him toward an end. But he would turn aside to help a ,friend Junior H1 Y 1 2 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Stunt Night 1 Bov Scouts 1 2 Operetta 2 Ensemble Club 2 State Music Festival 3 Student Council 4 HI Y 4 Debating Club 4 Vice President 4 Glorw Gr'Ib bers 4 MX, Qi 41' foil sg. 4.4 39 LAWRIQNCI-: EnwIN WATKINS Larry Laugh and the 'world laughs with you: Weep and you weep alone. First Aid Club 1. President 1: Music Club 1. 23 Operetta 1. 2: Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Purple and Gold -1: Naval Reserve 41 Journalism Club 43 Glory Grabbers 4. BI-:TTY Ross WILLIANXSON .Bets Though girls may go and girls may come. You will never find a finer one. Ensemble Club 1 Dramatics Club 1 Hugh Morson Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 3 4 Operetta 1 2 State Music Festival 3 Typing Club 4 Glory Grabbers 4 A - : f ' - ' '- - 1 ' . : ' . . : . A ' l : ,' . - l . .ui .. - Q N K W 1 , 4 I I r. ' ' ei' M ng, ' 7 . I I ' f 4 . V Y I. I V ,,,, .aft Q . 5 ' 3. V in :fm 25 fx 1 , .W - . . ' Sr-llRl.l-'Y JEAN WYANE True to herself true to her fT197ldS true to her duty alu aus lrls Chorus l 2 4 MIXC C orus 1 2 3 4 Ralelgh Hl h School Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Future Homemakers of Amerlca 3 4 Vlce Prmsldent of Unlt III 3 Student COL1IlCll2 Operetta 2 3 4 State MUSIC lfestlxal 3 4 OAK LEAF Staff 4 Glory Grabber 4 NANCY MAE HARIXION Swcct qzuel wztll 'rare qualltles possessed Needham Broughton Hlgh School 2 3 Engllsh Cl h l Glrl serves 1 2 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Hugh Morson Hlgh School 4 Art Club 4 ANNllf: RL 'rl-l YOUNG Ruthle Always Always smzlzng always sweet pretty and always rleat 3 4 Secreta t Sectlonal Y Teen Y Teens Delegate Leadershlp Conference 2 Chorus 1 2 Glrls Chorus 1 2 Treasurer 2 Ralelgh Glee Club I 2 Operetta 1 2 Ensemble Club 1 2 Secretary 2 Dramatlcs Club 2 Edltor ln Chlef Purple and Gold 3 Llbrary Club 3 Future Homemakers t Amerlca 4 OAK LFAF Staff 4 Basketball Cheel Ieader 4 Superla IIVC 4 Glory Grabbers 4 Baseball sponser 4 JOSEPH STACY MAr'rHEws Born for succes he seems untll qrace to wm uath heart to hold 111 Lzje to wrzte conlcrse and llve wzth case Garner Hlgh School 1 Merchant Marlnes 2 3 Veterans School 4 Hugh Morson Hlgh School 4 145 LENS l0N The way hath been long and weary, And wears we travelers be For we have cllmbcd the hard hlgh hlll And Shllllllg through a mlstv sea Of faces famlllal and kllld VVe see the top of our hlll Frlendlx b6Ck0llllIg stlll The foot of the hlll was smooth And oer It we gally trlpped But as we proceeded the hlll to ascend Wt vcrx easllx could have sllpped Back down our precarlous steps Had we but trled our way to wand Wlthout our ever present Frlend Now thls lap of the Journex IS ended Of one hlll the top IS attalncd And Ill thc future llcs success But lt IS onlx tc be galned Bs cllmblng our hllls lxlth falth In oul great Nlaker none less Can lead us from dlstress JACQUELINE JOHNSON Class Pm! 40 as fh ' ' ' . 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I . fil570R7 0 Tiff CM 5' 0F 1948 When crisp September came around in the year 19-14 a group of pilgrims had assembled at Hugh Morson High School to make plans for their four vear Journey together Each pilgrim had ln his heart a bit of excitement as he was ready to start out from the Inn Before leaving on their Journey thev selected Miss Mary Penney as governor and Ned Davis for chief knight For colors they chose blue and white for a flower the red rose and for their motto Love Honor Loyalty It was spring before they interrupted the pilgrimage to have a big soclal which was 1n the form of a p1cn1c at Pullen Park The feast was bountiful and skating swlmming and dancing were enjoyed by everyone Afterwards with hearts serene they journeyed on They had been on their Journey a year and in the fall of 1945 stopped in a near by Inn to select new leaders The new advlser was Miss Nancy Beddmgfield and the knlght was Bill Edwards During the year they participated in a magazine campaign and everyone worked hard to make this a big success The main event of the season was the return to Pullen Park for a picnic and dancing By September of the next year they realized that even with a year of hard work before them that many delightful experiences were in store After the first year they lost MISS Penney who waited bv the way for the next group of travelers Now Miss Beddingfield decided to go back to help the later pilgrims Miss Lucy Gilmores guidance as adviser helped to make this a truly remarkable year Officers for the year were B111 Edwards president Worth Boyce vice presldent Dorothy Mills secretary and Carroll Shoemaker treasurer Again they put all their energy into the magazine campaign However the result was that the class came 1n 1n second place They were very proud to have been that successful The receivmg of class rings was one of the most thrilling moments during the Journey The rings were of gold with onyx settlng After receiving rings the pllgrims knew that they would always have a symbol of a wonderful class striving together to prepare themselves better for the future Assistants for the annual staff were elected who after having galned experience this year would be in charge of the annual next year Those winning this honor were Sally Massey editor in chief Bill Simms business manager David Murray advertising manager and B1ll1e Marie Wat kms class editor For years they had looked forward to the Junior Senior Prom The class had a wonderful rated with pastel streamers ros s and an old fashioned frame of lattlce work Evergreens and a make believe balcony added beauty to the background In the mldst of these heavenly sur roundlngs a wonderful evening of dancing was enjoyed by everyone In September of 47 they began the last year of their pllgrlmage It was the1r aim to make this the most outstanding year since it would be their last year together MISS Natalie Coffey as governor gave her time and guldance into maklng this year a great success A very competent group of leaders was elected They were Worth Boyce president Jerry Parrish vlce president Dorothy Mills secretary and Osler Murray treasurer Dianna Farlow was selected as their mascot She was sponsored by Jean Rowe The annual was dedicated to Coach Lee Stone whose winning personality won 1ts way into the hearts of the pllgrlms Senior Superlatlves were also selected during the fall On December 5 1947 Shmy Nose was presented by the pllgrims The members of the cast for the play were Dorothy Mills as Janey Marie Knight as Zip Kathryn Moore as Helen Wade Gallant as Mr Marble Frances Parker as Mrs Marble B1llS1mms as Coach Brown Worth Boyce as George Anderson Phil Clement as Allen Rogers Norma Howard as Madge Grant and Dolores Sykes as Peggy This performance was a big success in every way Once again the pllgrims worked together in such worthv causes as the Red Cross and the March of Dimes Every sen1or home room had a stralght one hundred per cent in the clean up campalgn Then at Christmas everyone did his part in g1v1ng so that those less fortunate might be happier Phe usual magazine campalgn was held ln February Perfect team work made this an out standing event of the year To follow the usual Custom the Junior Class entertained the Seniors at the Junior Semor prom on Aprll 16 The gymnasium was beautifully decorated carrying out the idea of an old Southern Plantation White columns encircled the dance floor and on one side was a lovely Southern mansion The sky was a very soft blue wlth glittering stars The figure was composed of officers of the Junior and senior classes and members of the annual staff with their dates Confederate costumes worn bv those 1n the floor show added to the beautv of the occasion The night soon slipped away leaving only memories of a perfect dance At last they had reached the end of their Journey Those last few days however were very exciting The Senior DICHIC was held at Pullen Park Then on Sunday night May 30 the Baccalaureate Sermon was delivered at Memorlal Auditorium Class Nlght was held in the school auditorium on June Z and the theme Our Heritage was carried out On June 4 41 , . nv - 7 l Y ' 1 . Y . ' - . . . . - Y ' y - 5 , L , 2 ' ' - , . time making plans for the dance. The night arrived, and the gymnasium was beautifully deco- . A ' 9 ' . ' . . . Q ' 7 - J , 3 , - , D KA . ,, . .. Y Y . . . . ' ' . . ' . ' . ' . q V . . . . . ,- . . Y V. . ' ' . . - . . A .Y Y ' ' r .. ,A - lv' - ln the Memor1alAud1tor1um Mr D W Sanders presented dlplomas to one hundred and nlne pllgrlms To Hugh Morson they Sald goodbye The pllgrlmage was over and before them was a future w1th endless opportunxtles Thelr last act was to make plans for another pllgrlmage to begln ten years from now SHIRLEY WYNNE Class Hzstm mn P 0PfIEC',V 01? 705 611455 0 1948 When the pllgrlms dxsbanded they agreed to meet agam ln ten years to see how far each had progressed on hls separate Journey The meetmg place was the Inn where they had met so many tlmes 111 the past At the Inn to greet the guests were pllgrlms who had remalned to help others along thc way Among the hosts and hostesses were Cecll Deans phyS1CS professor Ned Davls head coach of sports 1n Ralelgh D1ck1e Tew trlgonometry teacher and Betty Wllllarnson muslc teacher They were very happy 1n thelr Jobs and were glad to see thelr old classmates The first to arrlve were the young housewlves who had made thelr homes ln Ralelgh Among those who were celebratlng thelr tenth weddlng annlversary were Dorothy Jones Ann Southern Emma Gxbson and Betty Grogan They were all looklng very matronly and happy Next came a group of Rale1gh s buslnessmen who had made good Dr1v1ng up 1n a llmou slne was Thomas Byrd v1ce presldent of Ralelghs B1g Bubble Gum Company and Bllly Brown who had begun Ralelghs flrst baby slttlng agency Also w1th them were Tommy P1p k1n Earl Batton Wllllam Cooper Carl Murphy and Bllly Beckw1th B1l1y became presldent of Carollna Power and Llght Company and the rest were ln s1m1lar buslnesses All eyes were turned to the alrstrxp Ca 1951 addltlon to Hugh Morsonl as a rocket Shlp came zoomlng ln Everyone was astounded when the pllot stepped out and they reallzed lt was Leon Jordan He was famous now as a Hylng band leader He had brought a group of p1lgr1ms from New York for the meetlng As the passengers emerged from the plane the f:l1St to come mto vlew was Nan Gosnell Cformer Nan Hlghb She looked as much the part of New York s number one model as she was Wlth her were the famous photographers 'Wesley Carroll and Carl Klger and the leadmg fashlon deslgner Jxmmy Cooper They brought the news that Thomas Barnett Lydla Strlckland W1ll1am Kaplan and W1ll1am Holland would arr1ve later They were attendxng a conventlon of top advertlslng OHICIHIS Also expected to arrlve from New York was James A Hardee one of the top radlo englneers of the famous cxty Charles Pulley Andrew Smlth MHVIS Combs and Norma Thebault had obtalned speclal leave from the Metro polltan and had been at the Inn for several days preparlng a program for the p1lgr1ms Help mg out were Brona Mooneyham exqu1s1te ballet star on tour over the country and Marle Knlght a top comedy star from Hollywood As the p1lgr1ms contlnued to arr1ve many promlnent figures were qulckly recognlzed One known to all was B111 Edwards governor of North Carolma w1th h1s secretary B1ll1e Marle Watklns close at hand The d1str1ct attorney Lawrence Harvey and Wade Gallant Ralelghs most promlnent lawyer accompanled h1m Speclal guests to be presented by the governor were close behlnd them Ph1ll1p Clement a world famed blg game hunter Martha MCKGDZIG mls slonary to Japan Joyce Lawson Afrlcan explorer and Kathryn Moore Amerlca s most famous forelgn correspondent were a few The next group to arrlve were of the most honored professlon that any pllgrxm could have chosen Thev were nurses From Rex Hospltal came Martha Belo Patr1c1a Boyd Janle Hardee Rebecca Rogers Shlrley Wynne Jean Rowe and Dorothy Byrum w1th the superlntend ent of nurses Joyce Poole They were honored to have w1th them W1ll1am S1mms and Sally Massey surgeons whom they respected because of their work Wlth them Whlle the pllgrlms were talkmg and lookmg over the Inn where they had spent so many happy hours a group of charmmg matrons were servlng refreshments As they entered Wlth food and drinks everyone reallzed that they were the young women who had made home mak1ng thelr professlon Among these were V1rg1n1a Martln Kathryn Bland Dolores Sykes Kathryn Keeton Mlldren Gl1ChT1St Betty Rose Moseley Dorothy Mllls and Carr1e Mae Atkmson Helplng them and looklng very Ch1C were Suc Stevens and Dolly Plpkm wlves of two very rlch buslnessmen Whlle they were enjoylng thelr refreshments the pxlgrlms eyes were agam turned to the alr Held A Navy plane and a hel1copter were comlng 1n Pllotmg the Navy plane was John Roberts As h1s passenger stepped out everyone was almost bl1nded by the gold brald Repre sentmg the Army were Magor Eugene Glasgow and Sergeant Gullford Boykln The patch on Sergeant Boykin s arm showed h1m to be a member of the famous Army Band The Navy men were Captaln Robert Beck and Enslgn Lawrence Watklns The last two men to emerge from the plane were from the Coast Guard They were Captaln Osler Murray and Captaln Carroll Shoemaker All of these men were mak1ng thelr career ln the servlce The hel1copter WhlCh came ln wlth the Navy plane was almost obscured by the huge plane When the occupants finally came 1nto v1ew the pllgrlms reallzed that they were S A Kelth and Frank Txsdale They explalned that that was the qulckest vsay for them to get from the west where S A was a prosperous wheat farmer and Frank was ralslng horses As more and more of the pllgrlms assembled they began to dlscuss thelr home town and the changes whlch had taken place Thelr classmates were now the blg names m Ralelgh 42 , . . . . . . , 1 1 . . . x ' . . . ' ' ' . ' ' . l . ' 1 . .1 1 1 - - 1 1 , . . . , . . . . . - - - - 1 tl ' 1- - 1 1 . , . . . . 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 . - , . 1 1 . . . , 1 1 I . . ' . . ' 1 1. 1 ' - . '. ' . ' I 1 1 ' 1 - ' 1 1 , - . 1 . 1 1 1 . . . . , 1 1 D 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 ' ' . ' . ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . - .. - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . , . , . , - - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . , . - . , . , . . 7 1 Everyone was astounded to reallze that the largest florlst shop was now belng run by Marvln Watkins Other blg names were Dr W1ll1am Harrxs vetermarlan Albert Brown boss of a large optlcal company Dr Howard Cannon general practlcloner and Jacquellne Johnson chalrman of the State Wlld Llfe Conservatlon Commlttee Engmeers who had made themselves very pros perous were J B Bagwell and Glenn Jenk1ns c1v1l englneers Orlon Mlxon chemxcal englneer and Bob McAlexander electrlcal engineer who owned hls own CICCIYICHI company WPTF now had as one of IIS top announcers B111 Howard and ltS top scrlpt writer was Norma Howard Along Wlth these was Frances Parker a commentator on womens fashlons The newspaper busmess was thrlvlng wlth D3V1d Murray as ed1tor of a newly formed paper The Ralezgh Herald and Ellzabeth Cooper as h1s asslstant The fam1l1ar names were endless Lucllle Thomp son owned a beauty salon Wh1Ch was the Joy of the f9IT1lH1I1C populatxon Stacy Matthews and Gordon Glbbs owned the largest drug store V1fglH1a Garmer was now famous as a portralt pamter Harrlet Vallas was the head of Vallas Interlor Decoratmg Company The p1lgr1ms were also happy to learn that secretar1al work had come mto 1tS own Importance In Ralelgh In the buslness world the secretarles had formed an agency to supply firms w1th eficxent secretarles Headlng thls agency were Dorothy Austm Leta Wall Maxme Austm Allce Champlon Freeda Charles Paullne Dean Junnle Dudley and Mary Love Morgan Almost all of the pllgrlms had assembled now The onlv group left was comlng In on a speclal tram from the North conducted by Thomas Avery Thls group had to come at the last mlnute because of thelr professlons Dor1s Martln had become fashlon ed1tor of a large magaz1ne and could leave her Job for only a short whlle M1ll1e H1gh Olymplc champlon swlmmer of the world had Just arr1ved In New York from Europe where she was on tour She was not the only famous athlete aboard The two Edwards brothers James and Charles now world serles stars and Jerry Parrlsh Charles Kennedy and Sam Gunter profess1onal basketball players wlth the Washlngton CapItals had caught the tra1n at the last mmute To add glamour to the group were Vlolet Byrum and Carey Hunter V10l6t was now favorlte model of many New York photographers and Carey Hunter as owner of a swank hotel at V1rg1n1a Beach was very much the man about town The tram made only one stop between New York and Ralelgh Th1s was at Baltlmore Maryland to p1Ck up the last of the group of p1lgrIms Thxs group Lame from Johns Hopk1ns HospItal and conslsted of Dr Worth Boyce skllled surgeon h1s secretary Annle Ruth Young Dr Robert Floyd also surgeon Bobby W1ll1ams chem 1St and Dor1e Ann Atklns asslstant to Mr W1ll1ams After they reached Ralelgh and the Inn the group of p1lgr1ms was completed All were there to tell of the successes the past ten years had brought them They talked of the struggles they had weathered and the helghts they had ach1eved Flnally as the talk grew more rem1n1s cent they all came to one concluslon The tralnlllg and guxdance that they had recelved at the Inn was the baSlS and reason for thelr success To the Inn and ltS great leaders they pald trlbute ELIZABETH COOPER Class Prophet Tiff M57 Will AND 7Z'57v4MElV7 0F Tiff .STN 0K CM 5' 0 1948 We the Senlor Class of Hugh Morson H1gh School In th1s Year of our Lord one thousand n1ne hundred and forty elght havlng been Fresh Soph and EHVIOUS Junlor now as Sen1ors set Ing that we amt long for th1s place make our last wlll and testament ARTICLE I To our dear Alma Mater we leave our slncere love and loyalty No k1dd1n ARTICLE II Fo our beloved bulldmg Cwhlch surprlslngly enough IS st1ll standlngb we leave our con gratulatlons for havmg wxthstood us for five years ARTICLE III To Mr Sanders our prmclpal who IS Mr Beau Brummel of 1948 we leave some more boys to reform ARTICLE IV To the Senlor t achl rs we leave a new Semor Class CYou can never get enough of a good th1ng'D ARTICLE V To our Senlor Class Advlser MISS Coffey we leave the task of supplylng the answers agaln ARTICLE VI To Mr Smlth our undernourlshed boy s adv1ser, we leave another H1 Y Club, though maybe no as many skxlled carpenters ARTICLE VII To Mrs Osborne we leave a Student Councll that we hope wlll have a l1ttle money anway' ARTICLE VIII Mrs Cooke wlll teach those FH A glrls Just what's what Mlss Coffey w1ll mherlt another annual staff that agrees wxth everythmg she says 43 . - - - y . - 1 - v . . , . . . , . . , . , ... 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H . . ., - v ' 1 C ' . - 1 1 . . . , . . . , - ARTICLE IX To the Junior Class we leave our Senior Pr1v1leges and a magnifying glass to find them with ARTICLE X To the teachers our best wishes sincere gratitude and the following Miss Efird IS to receive a new batch of mathemat1c1ans that w1ll first of all plan their work so they Wlll be happy In it MISS Creighton will bc blessed by a class that w1ll put the woids of the question In the answer Miss Gilmore will scare the davlights out of any Junior that sleeps on class When she asks a question she asks lt ARTIK LE XI The Freshman Class w1ll take or be given phys1ca1 education and learn how to be healthy The Sophs can look torward to naming the parts of an earthworm s backbone for Mrs Shore I gotta feeling earthworms dont have backbones The Juniors will plav host at the Junior Senior Please make It good Juniors Dont forget youll be Seniors next year The Seniors will need that money theyd better get from the Magazine Campaign A for the Senior Play keep em rolling in the aisles ARTICLE XII To next year s Senior Class we leave any of the group that couldn t quite Hght the exams ARTICLE XIII The followxng leave the following to the following' Wade Gallant leaves h1s Intellect to Dan Duke Jacqueline Johnson leaves her birds Well Heydav' How will they fivo' B111 Edwards leaves his votes to Grip Holland Cary Hunter leaves his good looks to B111 Page Lucille Thompson leaves those eyes to Anne Harris Norma Thebault leaves her vo1ce to Carolyn Brady James Edwards leaves h1s athletes feet to Sonny Ussery Annie Ruth Young leaves her clothes to Hollis Parrish Dolores Sykes leaves her energy to LaRue Atkins Kathryn Moore leaves her dependability to Ruth Wilson Charles Pulley wills h1s dainty SIZE to Frank Sherwood The Python Club leave What a loss' Jimmy Cooper leaves his art1st1c ab1l1ty to Don Lee DOIIS Martin leaves her personality to Alice Yates Wesley Carroll leaves hlS horsernanshlp to Bunny Poole Beep beep Harris leaves his Virginia accent to Sugar Langston Carroll CRobert Mitchumb Shoemaker leaves h1S grin to anybody thats got enough energy to use It Sam Boyce leaves his little ears to Jerome Hurwitz Vlfglnla Garner leaves her sneeze to any mouse that wants It Bill Howard leaves his dancing ability to Dlcky Hayes Ned Davis leaves h1s bright eyes to Durwood H111 Osler Murray leaves his weight to any ten boys who need It Phil Clement leaves all that slickness to h1S brothers Wild B111 Holland leaves h1s laugh' to Mac MorrIson Elizabeth Cooper gives her dimples to Betsy June Johnson Martha Belo leaves her size to Sklnnv Curr1n W1ll1am G S1mms leaves h1s way with the g1rls to Evans Thomas Billy Brown leaves h1s talents to Eugene Olive J B Bagwell leaves hlS Ipana smlle to h1s brother David Dot Mills leaves her cute grln to Nancv Martin Sally Massey leaves her gray matter to Jackie Culclasure Jean Rowe leaves her appeal to Jeanette Hobby Frances Parker leaves her motherliness to Louise Grant Wllllam Ha1r1s leaves h1s chin to B111 Marcom Howard Cannon leaves h1s bets to anvone who can afford them Glenn Jenkins leaves his snarl to Marion McCurdy Bones Pa1r1sh takes all those points with him Bobby Wllllams leaves his Skin to Burton Garr Thomas Avery leaves h1s clothes to Billy Freeman Bob McAlexander leaves his brand new 32 Chevy to the police to get rid of Some of you who see your names have not been herein Included may now take a great high sigh of relief To all of you the Senior Class leaxes five years of vour life that you w1ll never forget In witness hereof we the Senior Class of 1948 do sign seal and declare this to be our last w1ll and testament WILLIAINI LEONARD KAPLAN Throckmorton Agooga Baloon Esq Tesmgm J Elowlshes Kvdookx Itchey F Snatch Witnesses 44 , . . 2 LL V! ' ' 7 3- ' ' . ' - ' . ' . ' . ' 4' A . . ' I . , , I S .... ' 1 I' .- ' ' 1 ' -l'Ducky'l Murray leaves his hair to Dick Mendenhall. LL 57 ' ' ' . A ' il 7' . . . ' , :A 77 I ' ' ' -T ' In ' 77 ' K . - H - .Y - A . ,T i Y A I - -T X . . '- Y N . . . . . l . B y Y . , ' ' I 7 7 I D V , . . 'D JONl0R C'ln45'5 OFFICERS NORMAN GOLDIN GRIP HOLLAND Vzce Preszdent Preszdent JACKIE CULCLASURE EMMA MINGIA Secretary Treasurer Miss LUCY GILIVIORE Adi zser MOTTO TO Look Forward and Not Back H COLORS Green and Whzte FLOWER Amerzcan Beauty Rose 45 , - , O W 5 . .L A - . f ,H G 4' f 5 A I 5 I fi ww 3 il ff S -Il'-' ' f- xx AMELIA ARNOLD LA RUE ATKINS BETSY BAKER MARION BAKER PEGGY BAKER SALLY BAUGHAN CAROLYN BRADY EDNA EARL BRIDGES JEAN BROWN LINWOOD BROWN BOBBY BROWN PEGGY BUFFALOE EDNA BUNCH AYWOOD BURNETT RICHARD BYRD BESSIE CAMPBELL RUSSELL CAPPS BEULAH CARD ANNE CARTER SUSIE CARTER BARBARA CHEEK SHIRLEY COATES EDNA RUE COFIELD VENIE COLEY 5 IDELL COOPER GEORGE COSTA MARSHALL CRANE EDITH CRON MATTIE LOU CRUMPLER JACKIE CULCLASURE REBECCA CULPEPPER FRANCES CURRIN NICK DAv1s BARBARA DEAN GLADYS DEAN JUANITA DENNING MARGARET DICKINSON DAN DUKE BETTY LOU EARP PEGGY ELLINGTON BETH FLOYD ELVA FORBES DICKY FORD WILLIAM FOWLER WILLIAM FREEMAN GRACE FURMAN DOROTHY GARNER MARY DAVS'SON 'if w ,,- KN-gi-M 5-.X L 1 X x BURTON GARR JANET GAY WILLIAM GLENN NORMAN GOLDIN LOUISE GRANT CHARLES GRISSOM DERLE HAGWOOD ANNE HARRIS HOWARD HARRIS MAZIE HARRISON DICKIE HAYES THELMA HEACOX ALICE HEONIS DURWOOD HILL VIRGINIA HILL JEANNETTE HOBBY HARRY HOGGARD GRIFFITH HOLLAND JOYCE HOLLIDAY JAMES HONEYCUTT P B HONEYCUTT JEAN HOPKINS JESSIE HOWELL JOAN HOWELL 5 JEROME HURWITZ ELIZABETH HUTCHINS PEGGY IPOCK ROBERT JENNETTE BETSY JOHNSON BETSY JUNE JOHNSON BILLIE JEAN JOHNSON HERBERT JONES MILDRED JONES GEORGE JUSTICE BETTY SUE KELLY MILDRED LANGSTON JO ANNE LARUE MARIE LEE MARION LEE HENRIETTA LITTLE CRANFORD LOCKAMY DUKE LOWE BARBARA MANN ODELL MANN ARGIE MARBREY WILLIAM MARCOM NANCY MARTIN RUTH HUNNICUTT . ' S Ni ' s 'n f-jx CHARLES MASSEY EVELYN MATTHEWS MYRTLE MATTHEWS EUNICE MCCONNELL MARION MCCURDY BETTY LOU MCDANIEL MARILYN MEDLIN DAVID MESSER EIVIIVIA MINGIA UTH MOORE MAC MORRISON JEAN NOWELL IQOSALIE OAKEQ EUGENE OLIVE HAZEL PACE WILLIAM PAGE HOLLIS PARRISH FRANCES PHILLIPS HENRY PLEASANTS MARY POOL DOROTHY JEAN POOLE JEANNETTE POOLE JOHN POOLE JOYCE POOLE LONNIE POOLE ROBERT POOLE BETTIE JANE POWELL DAVID PRIDGEN RICHARD PURSER PEGGY RICHARDSON SHIRLEY RIGGSBEE ALLEN RAY ROBINSON GUS SAPARILLAS LEWIS SAPARILLAS MOSSETT SESSOMS POLLY SHARPE LEON SHAW FRANK SHERWOOD JOE SKIPPER JOHN SLEDGE LUTHER SMITH PANSY SMITH PEGGY SMITH FRANCINE STALLINGS KATHERINE STEVENS L D STEVENS REBECCA STEVENS HELEN STOKES 52 13 'R 4 '52 E 1+..c fam 52 CALVIN SULLIVAN RICHARD TAYLOR VIRGINIA TAYLOR EVANS THOMAS CARL USSERY WILLIAM UzzLE ROY VAUGHAN BETTY JEAN WADE DWIGHT WADFORD GERALDINE WALI CATHERINE WALLACE GUY WARRICK RAEFORD WATKINS ALFRED WEINSTEIN ROBERT WHITEHEAD WILLIAM WILLIAMS HILDA WILSON RUTH WILSON ALICE YATES LEIGH YATES .S'0Pff0MORf C'lv4.S'.S' ., that OFFICERS EDITH UNDERHILL JERRY CULCLASURE MRS NANCY SHORE Secretary Preszdent Admser ALBERT BARNES JO ANN WILLIAMS Vzce Preszdent Treasurer DONEL KELLY RANDALL CHEEK JEAN SANDLIN Program Chazrman Sergeant at Arms Soczal Chau-man MOTTO A hard begmnmg maketh a good endmg 53 COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: Rose fl . , ' !9 Tommy Alexander Virginia Alford Eleanor Allen Frank Alley Doris Anderson Shirley Austin Lyman Bailey Seymour Bane Earl Barefoot Albert Barnes Pat Bass Raymond Berry David Bingham Jean Bishop ' ' ,' 13,1 125' 'fir i .,A J' gil: sa Q -12 W, ,gt-fi 331.5-17 'mf 4 m J Jessie Bone Connie Bougades Geraldine Bordeaux Gene Boyce Chester Boyd R. T. Boykin Elsie Branch Cathrine Brantley Wilma Bridges Ann Brigman Wesley Bryan Audrey Bullard Billy Bumgardner Bobby Carter -- , iff: fvgrggjtae- -,wifi . .2 Sara Chalmers William Champion Pauline Charles Randall Cheek Edith Chenoweth Bill Clement John Clement Sonny Clifton William Cole Mavis Coley Billy Collier Bobby Colvin Jimmy Cosby Gus Costa -.xx Margaret Costa Dorothy Cotter Eulita Cowan Cecil Crayton Peggy Crayton Jerry Culclasure Carolyn Daeke Ed Davis Arliss Dean Billy Dean Roy Denkins Betty Duncan Allie Dupree Mary Eaddy Charles Edison Nancy Edwards Mamie Faircloth Mary Ellen Farlow Carolyn Filicky Rupert Flaherty Anne Fleming Byron Freeman Albert Fulcher Sally Gallant William Gaskins Francis Gay Conrad Glass Ann Glenn 55 Arnold Goodman Motte Griffith Bobby Hardee Macy Hardee Sue Harper Bill Hedrick Lorine Henderson Jerry Hendrick Lorena Hicks Wallace Hilliard Bobby Hodges James Holding Helen Hood John Howard 'S Faye Hughes Rachel Hunnlcutt Charles Jackson Macon Jackson Robert Jackson B111 Jenk1ns B1lly Johnson Martha Johnston Ronald Jones VlFg1H13 Jones Walter Jones Irv1n Joyce Robert Just1ce Donel Kelly B111 Kmg Blols Kornegay Ne1l Lasslter W1ll1am Lee Fls1e Malcom Robert Masseng1ll Ann1e McCall Corr1ne McConnell James McK1nney Eun1ce McLean Frank Meldau RlCh3fd Mendenhall Sondra Meyer A B M1115 Barbara Moore Bobby Moore Betty Murray Harold Myatt Barbara N1elson Jacquelme Nordan Jeanette Norman Jacquel1ne Norr1s Douglas Nowell Joanne Padgett Joyce Park1nson Jean Paschall Martha Patr1ck Bobble Pearce E O Pearce Matt1e Pearce W1ll1am Pearce Barbara Penny Judy Penny 1V11ldred P1ke Betty Poole Joanna Powell Charles Pull1am Wllllam Ransom Peggy Reece Peggy R1ch Lucllle Rolllns Allce Sanderlm Jean Sandlm Hannah Senter Lou1se Shearon Joe Shockley 56 C15 de Sm1th John Smlthcy Anna Jo Snakenburg Robert Solomon Elalne Stephens Cather1ne St1nson Calv1n Sulllvan Oscar Summers Betty Taylor Ol1ver Thomas Robert Thompson Bobby Tuttle Ed1th Underhlll Ted Vallas Edd1e Vann J1mm1e Walker Chrlstlne Wall Ph1l1p Wellons Carl Westbrook Bobby W1ll1ams Charlle W1ll1ams Jean W1ll1ams Jo Ann W1ll1ams Sybll W1ll1ams Alfred Wllson James W1lSOI1 Sh1rley W1nf1ee Jack1e Womack M1lton Woodard JOl'1l'1ll1G Zeh1a Billy Lee Billy Perry Clarence Wall fRf5'flMf4N L'b4.S'.S' OFFICERS WOODIE WARRICK HARRY WARREN JOYCE WOODARD Vzce Presldent Preezdent Semetary MARGIE EDWARDS NELL STINSON Treasuv er Adviser MOTTO Sempe7 Fzdeles COLORS Green and Whzte FLOWER Carnatzon 57 .- 1 Rm. , ,.. xr 1 Paul Abbott Gilbert Alford Jean Allen Willard Andrews Cynthia Atkins David Bagwell Clifton Baker Edward Baker Troy Baker Geraldine Bane T. A. Barber Joel Barefoot Frances Barefoot Sandra Barker Clara Barrow Cilarrgg, Belo lsham' 'Bobbitt Jeanie Bordeaux Carol Bost Bobby Boyles Jean Broome Jeanette Broome Richard Broughton Howard Bryant Tom Buifaloe Edith Bullard Douglas Burgess Richard Byrd Faye Cannon Joan Card Jean Carson Josephine Cash Lloyd Casper Betty Caulberg Tommy Caulberg Rowan Coates Peggy Cofield Jeanette Cole Forrest Cox Jackie Crawley Bobbie Lou Creech Phillip Dailey James Danklefs Amelia Davis Gwen Davis Ernest Dean Peggy Dean James Deese Lewis Dodd Jo Eaddy Pauline Earp fi Q FH Bobby Edwards Marjorie Edwards Barbara Ellington Ada Ensley Dolores Eubanks Betsy Fort Barbara Franklin Douglas Franklin Carl Fuller Joyce Gaskins Madeline Geib Eddie Gibson John Gibson Saul Gottleib Garland Goodwin June Hagwood Barbara Hamilton Betty Hardy Laura Harris Eloise Harrison Eugene Hayes Eugene Hendrick Vernon Hester Martha Hickman Ed Hill Henry Hill Shirley Hodges George Holland Virginia Holland Larry Holt Elizabeth Honeycutt Glenn Horton Jane Horton Richard House 59 Julian Hughes Rebecca Jackson Wiley Jackson Janet Jenkins John Jernigan Edwin Johnson Shirley Johnson June Johnson Bobbie Jones Charles Jones Fannie Jones Jean Jones Lillian Jones Martha Jones Vada Jones Dorothy Jordan Betty Jane King Bonnle Jean Kelth John Kelly Ellzabeth Knlght Evelyn Kutsls Jane Lancaster V1rg1n1a Landrum Jxmmv Lasslter Pat Lasslter Sara Lawrence Lyrlc Layton Donald Lee Evelyn Lewter Harry Lockamy James Marks Jean Ann Massey Joyce Matthews Harry Matthews B1ll Maynard Peggy McCurdy Helen McGee Durwood McKenz1e Ethel Medlln Jane Moore Bedford Moseley Eleanor Murphey Dor1s Murray Jun1e Murray Nancy Nlcholas Hllda Oakes Peggy Parmsh Harvey Pearce Or1e Pearce Betty Sue Peebles G C Pendergraft Shirley Pendergraft June Ph1ll1ps Luther P1ercc Jxmmy Plper A J Plttman Leroy Pollard Wllllam Preddv Robert PFICC Joyce Prlnce Judy Prlnce Barbara Ray Dewey Rogers JHHICC Rogers Lols Rose Catherme Ross Sonny Sall1nger Bobby Scoggln Marv1n Senter Arlene Shaw Ray Shaw Edward Shcaron Vlarlln Sherron Etta Lou Sl1'T1IJlilIlS R1chard Smart Betty Smlth Jean Smlth J1mmy Smlth Rebecca Smlth Roy Smlth Wllllam Smlth Randolph Snakenburg James Spence MHXIHG Stallmgs Harold Stell 60 Jean Stevens J T Stevens Elmer Streete Nancy Strlckland Betty Lou Strlckler Curt1ss Suggs Paul Suggs R1chard Tharrlngton Martha Thebault June Thomas Peggy Thomas Ralph Thomas Dor1s Thompson Gerald Thornton Larry Toney Patsv Toppmg Henry Trevathan G1lbert Truelove Max1ne Tucker Bruce Tutor Bennle Upchurch Juha Wallace Jackle Wallen Harry Warren Woodle Warrlck Sarah Weavcr Patsy Whlte Audrey Wllllams Bobble Wllhams Myrtle Wllson Frances Wood Joyce Woodard Ann Workman LOUISE Wrenn f ' , V r. ' ' ' 1 f ' l- ' ' ' .. 1, OAK LEAF STAFF I C 0141! lfflf STAFF SALLY MASSEY WILLIAM SIMMS DAVID MURRAY Edztor In Chzef Buszness Manager Advertzszng Manager Bn LIE MARIE WATKINS NATALIE COEFEY Class Editor Advzser RUTH WILSON Asszstant Eclztor KATHRYN IVIOORE Featur es FRAN CES PARKER Pzctures SHIRLEY WYNNE Hzstorzan NICK DAVIS Asszstant Busmess Manager BETSY JUNE JOHNSON Asszstant Class Edztor ASSOCIATE EDITORS PHILLIP CLEMENT Clubs J B BAGWELL Jokes ELIZABETH COOPER Prophet DAN DUKE Assistant Advertzszng Edztor CARROLL SHOEINIAKER Sports JAc QUELINE JOHNSON Poet WILLIAM KAPLAN Testator VIRGINIA GARNER DOLORES SYKES WESLEY CARROLL JAIVIES COOPER ANNE RUTH YOUNG CARL KIGER Typlsts Photogm aphy 'Xf ,F 'Jaxx X .' -L - - rt X ' ' H Q Q ' n I f e If 'f I fl ,JY , ,L :' D fa . i f I t V- , 1:1 A , I I A A 1 , fl- 5 F 5 f Q' PUKPIE AND 6010 The Purple and Gold IS the school newspaper whxch lS publlshed monthly by the Journahsm Class Th1s year for the first tlme In three years the paper IS prlnted Instead of mlmeographed Reporters were asslgned beats feature reporters were on the alert for entertalnlng happenmgs and the advertlslng staff SO1lCltEd local merchants The last Friday In each month was deadlme time and the first Frlday The Purple and Gold ranged In SIZS from four to elght pages The first two Issues were four pages but for the Christmas Issue an elght page ed1t1on In blue was publlshed Followlng the Chrlstmas holldays SIX page Issues were pubhshed DAVID MURRAY Editor DAN DUKE MARTHA BEI.o NAN HIGH Busmess Manager Feature Edztor Czrculatzon Manager CHARLES EDWARDS BETSY JUNE JOHNSON BETTY SUTTON Sports Edltor Exchange Edztor Advzser Reporters NORMA CLYDE HOWARD VIRGINIA MARTIN JOYCE PooLE EVANS THOMAS LEON SHAW BETTY RosE MOSELEY KATHERINE MOORE Cartoomst MOSSETT SESSOMS 65 ' KK 17, . 1 1 4 , . 1 I u 7 in each month the paper was issued. Y 1 , - N 57'llDfN7 C'00NL'll OFF ICERS WILLIAM EDWARDS Preszdent GRIFFITH HOLLAND Vtce Prestdent BARBARA MOORE Secretary JERRY PARRISH Sergeant at Arms MRS LOUISE OSBORNE Admser Purpose The purpose of th1S Orgamzatxon IS best expressed by the preamble of the Hugh Morson Cooperatlve Assoclatlon constltutlon We the students and faculty of Hugh Morson Hzgh School tn order to unzfy the lzfe of the school encourage a more effectwe sptrtt of cooperatton between the faculty and students develop tn the student body a sense of rsponszbzlzty for the uelfare of the school promote htgher scholarshtp character sermce and leadershtp amonq the students brzng about a clearer and more constructwe thznktng of the problems of the school and discuss and adopt measures for the betterment of the school real traznzng tn cztzzenshzp organtze ourselves of the Hugh Morson Hzgh School and NLF .- X 1 DOROTHY MILLS .,..t t.tett..,........t.....t.t,................,t,,t.Dt..,....t..t....ttt,...t..t... T reasurer ,, . . 1 J . - - . , 4. Q l . ' 1 n . ! - . 1 , s I . , to ' , J 31 S ' L s , Q -- MN Dx P T - Q lifex Z 0, g, , ' 5-T 1.4. f f-' ' S , ' ' X - E ' COMMITTEES Soczal BOBBY WILLIAMS Assembly DAVID MURRAY Bulletm Board JACQUELINE JOHNSON Hospztalzty RUTH WILSON House and Grounds SARAH CHALMERS DAN DUKE Vzsual Educatzon WESLEY CARROLL Traffic Commzttee LAWRENLE HARVEY Publzczty KATHRYN MOORE Hand Book BILL SIMMS Stage ANDREW SMITH Delegate to Student Counczl Congress WORTH BOYCE REPRESENTATIVES Jlmmy Ayres Patr1c1a Bass Jeame Bordeaux L1nwood Brown Ph111p DaI1ey Johnny Dav1s Margaret D1ck1nson Nancy Edwards Wade Gallant June Hagwood Betty L Hockaday Ruth Hunmcutt B11ly Kaplan Sara Lawrence Loulsa MOFdeCa1 Frances Parker Martha Patrlck Bunny Pool Jean Puckett Jean Sandl1n Bobby Scoggm EUHICB Mae Taylo uy W3Tr1Ck My QVAJU U, rf! LM? Wm Q Faye Hughes Harry Warren 1 PN V A ' .Af Lb 0 I 0 ob 1 ... My 7 ' cb U , 4 NUM' M ,Al 14' Af L L I' :si Paul Abbott Tommy Alexander Virginia Alford Eleanor Allen Cynthia Atkins Dorie Ann Atkins La Rue Atkins Betsy Baker Clifton Baker Marion Baker Patricia Bass Bobby Beck Martha Belo Jean Bishop Geraldine Bordeaux Jean Bordeaux Gene Boyce Worth Boyce Patricia Boyd Carolyn Brady Catherine Brantley Edna Earl Bridge-rs Wilma Bridgers Jean Broome Bill Brown Thomas Buffaloe Audrey Bullard Edna Bunch Bobbie Burdette mchard Byrd Thomas Byrd .Tcmn Card Anne carter Ll-0A'd.CBSli91' W Vnx Betty Caulberg Alice Champion Edith Chenoweth Bill Clement John Clement William Cole Jeanette Cole Tean Paschall Mavis Combs Elizabeth Cooper Idell Cooper Margaret Costa Dorothy Cotter Marshall Crane Jacqueline Crawley Bobby Creech Jackie Culclasure Rebecca Culpepper Amelia Davis Skipper Davis Arlis Dean Barbara Dean Peggy Dean Junnie Dudley Betty Jean Duncan Allie Mae Dupree Pauline Earp Bill Edwards Marjorie Edwards Nancy Edwards Charles Edison Peggy Ellington Delores Eubanks Mamie Fairbanks HUGH MORS0lN Mary Ellen Farlow Carolyn Filicky Rupert Flaherty Bill Fowler Barbara Franklin Douglas Franklin Joyce Gaskins Madeline Geib Mildred Gilchrist Louise Grant Motte Griffith Janie Hardee Mary Hardee Lawrence Harvey Byron Freeman Sue Harper Mazie Harrison Lorena Hicks Nan High Virginia Hill Jeanette Hobby Harry Hoggard Jean Hopkins Jane Horton Bill Howard John Howard Joan Howell Rachel Hunnicutt Elizabeth Hutchins Robert Jackson Martha Johnston Charles Jones Herbert Jones Martha Jones MIXED CHORUS Vada Jones George Justicc Kathryn Keeton Betty Sue Kelly Betty King Elizabeth Knight Marie Knight Jane Lancaster Virginia Landrum Mildred Langston Jo Ann La Rue James Lassiter Patricia Lassiter Donald Lee Evelyn Lewter Elsie Malcom Doris Martin Nancy Martin Argie Marbrey Sally Massey Myrtle Matthews Peggy McCurdy Betty McDaniel Helen McGee Durwood McKenzie Marilyn Medlin Sondra Meyer Dorothy Mills Madge Mitchell Brona Mooneyham Barbara Moore Jane Moore Bobby Moore Mary Love Morgan Eleanor Murphy Betty Murray 7- Doris Murray Barbara Neilson Nancy Nichols Jacqueline Nordan Hilda Oakes Rosalie Oakes Bill Page Joyce Parkinson Hollis Parrish Peggy Parrish Jean Paschall Martha Patrick Bobbie Pearce Betty Sue Peebles G. C. Pendergraft Barbara Penny Judy Penny Bill Perry Luther Pierce Mildred Pike Betty Lou Poole Joanna Powell Judy Prince Charles Pulley Richard Purser Peggy Reece Peggy Rich Shirley Riggsbee Janice Rogers Lucille Rollins Helen Sanders Jean Sandlin Bobby Scoggin Hannah Senter Polly Sharpe Edward Shearon Louise Shearon 69 Joe Skipper Bill Simms Andrew Smlh Jackie Smithey Anna Jo Snakenburg Harold Stell Elaine Stephens Catherine Stinson Elma Streete Betty Lou Strickland Betty Taylor Dickie Tew Martha Thebault Norma Thebault Robert Thompson Gerald Thornton Ted Vallas Eddie Vann Christine Wall Clarence Wall Lawrence Watkins Raeford Watkins Carl Westbrook Bobby Williams Charlie Williams Jean Williams Jo Ann Williams Sybil Williams Betty Williamson James Wilson Ruth Wilson Shirley Winfree Frances Wood Milton Woodard Shirley Wynne Alice Yates Virginia Alford Eleanor Allen Cynthia Atkins Dorie Ann Atkins La Rue Atkins Betsy Baker Marion Baker Peggy Baker Patricia Bass Martha Belo Jean Bishop Geraldine Bordeaux Jean Bordeaux Patricia Boyd Carolyn Brady Catherine Brantley Edna Earle Bridges Wilma Bridges Jean Broome Audrey Bullard Edith Bullard Edna Bunch Bobbie Burdette Joan Card Anne Carter Betty Caulberg Alice Champion Edith Chenowith Jeanette Cole May is Coley Venie Coley Mavis Combs Elizabeth Cooper Idell Cooper Margaret Costa Dorothy Cotter Jacqueline Crawley Bobby Creech Jackie Culclasure 9- 1' 6lRl.S Rebecca Culpepper Amelia Davis Arlis Dean Barbara Dean Peggy Dean Junnie Dudley Betty Jean Duncan Allie Mae Dupree Pauline Earp Marjorie Edwards Nancy Edwards Barbara Ellington Peggy Ellington Dolores Eubanks Mamie Fairbanks Mary Ellen Farlow Carolyn Filicky Barbara Franklin Joyce Gaskins Madeline Geib Mildred Gilchrist Louise Grant Janie Hardee Mary Hardee Sue Harper Mazie Harrison Lorena Hicks Nan High Virginia Hill Jeanette Hobby Jean Hopkins Jane Horton Joan Howell Rachel Hunnicutt Elizabeth Hutchins Martha Johnston Martha Jones Vada Jones Betty Sue Kelly L'fIORll Betty King Elizabeth Knight Marie Knight Jane Lancaster Virginia Landrum Mildred Langston Kathryn Keeton Jo Anne La Rue Patricia Lassiter Evelyn Lewter Elsie Malcom Doris Martin Nancy Martin Argie Marbrey Sally Massey Myrtle Matthews Peggy McCurdy Betty McDaniels Helen McGee Marilyn Medlin Sondra Meyer Dorothy Mills Madge Mitchell Brona Mooneyham Barbara Moore Jane Moore Mary Love Morgan Eleanor Murphy Betty Murray Doris Murray Barbara Neilson Nancy Nichols Jacqueline Nordan Jeanette Norman Jacqueline Norris Hilda Oakes Rosalie Oakes Joyce Parkinson Hollis Parrish Peggy Parrish Jean Paschall Martha Patrick Bobbie Pearce Betty Sue Peebles Barbara Penny Judy Penny Mildred Pike Petty Lou Poole Joanna Powell Judy Prince Peggy Reece Peggy Rich Shirley Riggsbee Janice Rogers Rebecca Rogers Lucille Rollins Helen Sanders Jean Sandlin Hannah Senter Polly Sharpe Louise Shearon Anna Jo Snakenberg Elaine Stephenson Catherine Stinson Elma Streete Betty Lou Strickland Betty Taylor Martha Thebault Norma Thebault Christine Wall Jean Willlams Jo Ann Williams Sybil Williams Betty Williamson Ruth Wilson Shirley Winfree Frances Wood Shirley Wynne Alice Yates X 'Ez-x ,r-f-'fe' 2 S I Tx . 4 ' 4 ,, 4 o , , ,- '-3 . . , , L -L V Q u-,L N Y Q., L - ff. . ' '52 A 'P .- V K, L 1 .-. , x . , Org,-,4F X W . A x 075' L'fIOR0 Paul Abbot Tommy Alexander Clifton Baker Bobby Beck Gene Bovce Worth Boyce B111 Brown Thomas Buifalc Richard Byrd Thomas Byrd Lloyd Casper B111 Clement John Clement William Cole Marshall Crane Skipper Davis Bill Edwards Charles Edison Rupert Flaherty Bill Fowler Douglas Franklin Byron Freeman Motte Griffith Lawrence Harvey Harry Hoggard Bill Howard John Howard Robert Jackson Charles Jones Herbert Jones George Justice James Lassiter Donald Lee Durwood McKenzie Bobby Moore B111 Page G. C. Pendergraft Bill Perry Luther Pierce Charles Pulley Richard Purser 71 Bobby Scoggm Edward Shearon Joe Skipper Bill Simms Andrew Smith Harold Stell Dickie Tew Robert Thompson Gerald Thornton Ted Vallas Eddie Vann Clarence Wall Lawrence Watkm Raeford Watkins Carl Westbrook Bobby Williams Robert L. Williams Charlie Williams James Wilson Milton Woodard V Ill.: lm 5: ff MUSIC 0fFlC'fR5 GIRLS CHORUS P1 eszdent DOROTHY MILLS Vzce P1 eszdent RUTH WILSON Secretary MARTHA PATRICK Treasurer ANNE CARTER MRS JOHN O WOOD Admsers ROSEMARY HOLMES BOYS CHORUS Preszdent BILL HOWARD Vice Preszdent BILL PAGE Secretary GENE BOYCE Treasu1 er LAWRENCE HARVEY Sergeant at Arms HERBERT JONES MRS JOHN O WOOD Admsem I ROSEMARY HOLMES MIXED CHORUS Preszdent CHARLES PULLEY Vzce Preszdent I A RUE ATKINS Treasurer GEORGE JUSTICE Advzser MRS JOHNO WOOD ,1- Nur. 'Jaw T 7 f 1 X S A .L . Y S O V I ' ' --v-YYvYY-,A-A---'-w'iA- U f R ' -f----- ---4--'------HH-4HHb-- ' 3 . VWAA I , Secretary ,.....,.....,.....,... BOBBY WILLIAMS AT. , 3- :- rr ' Uv 'f f, fs . -A ' I ie , VJ I 1 I I -f ,A D I I ' I - X I NSY- :ji N- W. U p, H , LE iw:-T,,,n n 1 IX M 44,f I -15 -, iw ' f ' 1 T' ' ff Q z f f. ,. S 'Q f f 4 5 Drum Majors Norman Goldin Bob Stroupc Flutes Lloyd Bostian Lee Bostian Violet Byrum Camille Turner Sa.l'ophone.s George Costa Burton Garr Jean Galton Chuck Correll Archie Fairley Elsie Branch French Horns Dick Beach Jeannie Lynn Grace NVyatt Bobbie Lee Upchurch Betty Hardy Clarinets Joe Beach Ned Ruggles Cary Holliday Gerry Wall Myron Banks D. A, Bergeron Helen Stokes Jimmy Cheatham Charles Wooten Roy Denkins Susie Carter Ann Glenn HIGH 5' H001 BAND BIILLARD P, BERT Asn ALFRED HEILBIAN. Directors Gordon Middleton John Fletcher Bobby Jones Dayton Estes Bess Peeler Norman Goldin Ronald McKenney Hulda Ruth Turner Majorettes Betty Jean Hines Barbara Dean Jeannie Lynn Dena Brown Grace Wyatt Barbara Bullard Betsy Johnson Dot Johnson Oboes Jimmy Stanford David Bagwell Drums J. B. Bagwell Marion McCurdy Charles White Bill Collier Bobby Hook Howard Cannon Bob Stroupe Jerry Slaunwhite Tommy Prickett Basses Pete Jenkins J. B. Bergeron Bill Stephenson Guilford Boykin Trorrzbones Vernon Harrell Nick Davis Dick Tippett Alfred Weinstein Lonnie Poole Jimmy Davis Ed Sumner Eddie Avent Corners Leon Jordan Billy Williams Joe Neal Ward Jimmy Huffstetler Bill Hobbs Leon Edwards Billy Ransom Fred Bost Tommy Steele Oscar Taylor Bill Watkins Frank Day Billy Wright Billy Lee John Story Jackie Daniels Allen Robinson Bass Clarinet Freeda Charles Baritone Charles Doby Bill King 43 pf Presidents Vzce Preszdents Secretarzes Treasurers Parlzamerttarums Hzstorzans Adviser Fllzabeth Allen Jean Allen Amella Arnold Cynthla Atklns Geraldme Bane Frances Barefoot Sandra Barker Clara Mae Barrow Jean Bordeaux Carol Bost Jean Broome Jeannette Broome Edxth Bullard Faye Cannon Joan Card Jean Carson Betty Caulberg Pauhne Charles Rowan Coates Peggy Cofield Jeannette Cole Jacquelme Crawley Bobble Creech Gwen D v1s Paul 4 --I ,,1 Et HLA. Fzrst Year Officers SHIRLEY WINEREE MARTHA PATRICK JEAN ALLEN JANE HORTON ARI ISS DEAN JOYCE MATTHEWS VIRGINIA LANDRlJ'Nl ANN WORKMAN GVVEN Duxs JFANETTE COLE JUNE PHILLIPS SHIRLEY PENDERGRAET JOAN CARD PATSY WHITE SARAH WEAVER GERALDINE BANE SARAH GLASS JEAN BORDEALX PAULINE CHARLES MARY HELEN MCGEE CAROL ANN BOST EUINICE MLCONNELL JEANNETTE BRooME MRS MADCE G COOKE Members Katherine Ross Etta Lou Slmpkms Arlene Shaw Loulse Shearon Betty Lou Smlth Rebecca Smxth Anna Jo Snakenberg Maxme Stallmgs Patsy Stevens Elmer Streete Nancy Strickland Betty Lou Strlckland Jean Thomas Dorls Thompson Patsy Toppm Maxme Tucker Julla Wallace Jacqueline Waller Sarah Weaver Patsy White Bobble Wxlllams Myrtle Wllson Shlrley Wlnfree Audrey Wllhams Margorle Edwards Barbara Elhngton Ada Ensley Dolores Eubanks Betsy Fort Barbara Franklm Madeline Gelb Sarah Glass Ann Glenn Bobbye Grxffin Barabara Hamllton Sue Harper Laura Harrls Elolse Harrlson Martha Hlckman V1rg1n1a Holland Ellzabeth Honeycutt Jane Horton Shlrley Johnsor Fanme Jones Bobble Jones Llllxan Jones Martha Jones Vxrgxma Jones Betty King Betty Kmght Jane Lancaster Vmrgmla Landrum Joanne La Rue Pat Lassxter Jean Massey Ann Matthews Joyce Matthevts Ruth McCall Eumce McConnell Ethel Medlm Helen McGee Peggy McCurd Jane Moore Eleanor Murphy Dons Murray Hllda Oakes Peggy Parrlsh Martha Patrxck Betty Sue Peebles Shlrley Pendergraft June PhllllpS Joyce Prlnce D thy Jordan on le Jean Kexth Jams Rogers Lols Rose Joyce Woodard Ann Workman Loulse Wrenn 4 -et? ' - 5: , ' -'ik M X. A Ai E A , lx . ? i rift - U . , ,X 1 , - ' 4. . . y . I . . . ' V A g ' Arliss n Vagg Lee Jones Barbara Ray Frances Wood 5 ll T- X- -Il ' 'A' V , . '- C - I - za... D A ' I, A '- '- cn t wr 'rf 1 ft ' L ' ' A- ', I ,' fir-X K, 1 4 ' 'xx I ix, -3: ' 3 ' QL l H' XX-A- -.- . . , . i I .KD 5231- 'rn ' A g .- N - E: Q ef , , . E f A--1 A 1 f 'Lu f t ' C T - f .. ,- ' f,-pl . I F . Preszdents Vzce Preszdents Secretanes Treasurers Parlzamentarzans Hlstorzans Aduzser LaRue Atkms Sh1rley Austm Betsy Ann Baker Edna Earle Brldges Edlth Chenoweth Edna Rue Cofield Margaret Costa Edlth Cron Barbara Dean Betty Jean Duncar Ahee Mae Dupree .Tame Hardee I orena Hxcks HM Second Year Ojfipers Members Rachel Hunmcutt El17abeth HUtCh1HS Martha Johnson Jean Jones Mlldred Jones Mane Knxght Mxldred Langston Sondra Meyer Corrxne McConnell Jean Nowell Rosalxe Oakes Hazel Pace JANIE HARD!-:E J!-:AN NOWELL MARIE KNIGHT EDNA EAHLI-: Bluncss RACHEL Hunmcurr Svsu. WILLIANIS Bl-:rrv Lou Poou: MARTHA JoHNsroN ELAIINE STEVENS EDNA RUE Corlnw SONDRA Mm ER MILDRED LANGSTON MRs MADGE G Cooxs Jean Paschall Bobble Lou Pearce Judy Penny Betty Lou Poole Joanna Powell Peggy Reece Ahce Sanderlm Elame Stephens Catherme Stmson Betty Taylor ChTlSt1HE Wall Jean Wrlhams Sybil Wxlllams 75 50.4. 3726 PresIdent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Parl1amerItar1an H1stor1ans Adl Iser Carolyn Brady Peggy Buffaloe VIolet Byrum Beulah Card Grace Furman Thelma Heacox MIllIe Hlgh VIrgInIa H111 uth Hunmcutt ESV ID C If U C . I1lIeJe 4 L4 JY 1 'L'- Thzrd X ear Officvre Members Joyce Lawaon Henmetta I 11110 B'1rbara Mann Dons Martm Dot Mllls Brona Moonevham Ruth Moore Mary Love Morgan Joyce Poole Peggy Rmhardson Jean Row e Xxx.. 61 Q: R S 5 MM RUTH HUNNICUTT JEAN Rows LIICIILE THowIPaoN VIRGINIA HILL PICGY RICHARDSON AIICF YATFS VIoI.Fr BYRUM Q MRL. NIADGF G COOKE Francme Stalllngs Helen Stokee Dolores Svkes VIrg nI'I Taylor Lucllle Thompson Harrlet Vall Is Lcta Wall Gerry Wall ShII1ey Wynne AlIce Yates Anme Ruth Young 5 i 5 , ' ' , ' - , I Y. I ' '. F 1,. g'- ' A J .N E' f ' Iv ' I ,' ' 1 X , V ,ml B f- I .D 453. LL off, X g .. Q U . X551 , F - , ' ' 'I If '- . ' -1-- - - 11 -.':. fu , 44- N Rx , 1 5 -1 pf I-Myer' g, J ,Q X 7 Q 2 ' ,Q ' ' ' - ex gf xx--pu RX HM Purposes of Future Homemakers of Amerzca To promote a growmg appreclatlon of the Joys and satlsfactlons of homemaklng To emphaslze the lmportance of worthy home membership To encourage democracy m home and communlty lxfe To work for good home and famnly llfe for all To promote mternatxonal good w1ll To foster the development of cre atlve leadershlp m home and com mumty llfe To provlde wholesome ll'1dlVldU81 and group recreatlon To further Interest ln home eco nomlcs Chapter Oilicers Preszdent HARRIET VALLAS Treasurer CAROLYN BRADY Secretary JOANNE LARUE Hzstoruzn ELIZABETH HUTCHINS Advzser Mns MADGEG COOKE 77 0 0 o I . 6. . . - Vice President .l.,............ LARUE ATKINS Parliamentarian ...,,,.... JANE LANCASTER Quup ,l' y., M ft ' 'VA ,vllif . ' 'I ,f HM CREFD We are the Future Homemakers of Amerlca We face the future wlth warm courage And hlgh hope For we have the clear conscxousness of seeklng Old and preclous values For we are the bullders of homes Homes for Amerlca s futule Homes where l1v1ng Wlll be the expresslon of everythlng That 1S good and falr Homes where truth and love and securlty and falth W1ll be lealltles not dreams We are the Future Homemakers of Amerlca We face the future wxth warm courage And hlgh hope PROGRAM 1947 1948 FHA Seal Installatxon of I' H A Oiiicers An assembly program Camp at Whlte Lake A guest breakfast Flrst year Hugh Morson Chrlstmas F6StlV31 Chrlstmas for 25 famllles A group of F H A g1rls not ln the home eco nomxcs department Style revlew models PTA program and receptlon Planmng for th State F H A Rally luncheon Our new honorary member Mr Jesse O Sanderson Superlntendent of Ralelgh Publlc Schools Best All Round Campers at Whlte Lake June 1947. Ei' H ' . V A 'V' W 1- A 4 ' '1 i -'i---.s - AS 1 ,,.. I i FX Rx I P5314 NN6 6103 OFFICERS Presldent GLENN JENKINS Vzce P eszdent BOBBX WILLIAMS Sec1eta1y SARA CHALMERS Treaswer JEAN ROWE Sergeant at Arms GUY WARRICK MOTTO Not on top but stzll clzmbmg Munbels Sara Chalmers Earl Batton Barbara Cheek Randall Cheek James Deese Wade Gallant FFHHCIS Gay Emma Glbson Lau renee Harvey Joseph Hedrlck Rachel Hunnlcutt B111 Jenklns Glenn Jenkms Eugene O1lV6 Orle Pearce Jean Rowe Rav Shaw Marllne Sherron Johnny Sledge Lydla Strlckland Evans Thomas Edlth Underhlll Catherlne Wallace Guy Warrlck Jackle Womack Obyeetzves Study of rules of debatmg and parha mentary laws Pubhc speaklnfr Panel dlseusslons on world afTa1rs . T . -. A ' ..w 'q 1 1 , Adviser .LLLLL LeL.LLLeL LLLLL LLLL Leeee LLLLLLL I v A B A RDEN , .. v ' - ' '- 1. ' ' - 2. ' ' b. 3. ' . ' ' . I DlVfR5lflfD 0660 f47l0N5 Preszdent BUCK MUNNS Treasure1 VIRGINIA GARNER Secretary BETH FLOYD Admser FARMER SMITH Carrle Mae Atkms Lyman Balley Catherme Bland Johnny Brltt Blllle Bumgardner Haywood Burnettc oyd rbes lll-I at J v MEMBERS V1rg1n1a Garner W1111am G8Sk1nS Dorothy Jones S A Kelth Buck Munns Roy Nxpper Jlmmy Plkc Tommy Plpklll X'N,ii.... ' g 5 X L D Stevens Paul Suggs CHIVIU Sulllvan Ollver Thomas Frank Tlsdale Rov Vaughn Balley WatklHS Marvxn Watkms fiiis S ' -S xx Lu- 'Ei U ' ' ' ' . UC -Xe y'c 'f ,f ' I , Q. .. girly! .. ' Z l I E YI yy' ks Ylilip- Li Jyfc tt l ,. , D 1 N 'Hug A 15 , I 4' U x W E'-R il' f M' ' 4 ri 'C f , -fr -4.. A six ,V - l I-7, I f - . T gi' X x i .' il If , .Y ,.,,,.,1-' ' - , l is F.. F-,usa ,VL x V fit- . -5 . DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS IS a form of part tlme educatlon It mvolves a cooperatlve arrange ment between the commerclal and 1ndustr1al enterprlses of the communlty and the hugh school The commerclal and 1ndustr1al shops furnlsh part tlme employment to students durmg school hours Through th1S employment the students learn the manlpulatlve part of the Job under actual work mg cond1t1ons and are mstructed by a Journey man worker recognlzed by hls trade as an expert mechan1c The school fac1l1t1es are used to furmsh the technlcal subject materlal related to the Job be1ng learned The a1ms of the program are as follows 1 To provlde an orgamzed plan of vocatlonal tra1n1ng for entrance lnto the gaxnful occupatlons of the communlty 2 To provlde a tra1n1ng program that IS flex 1ble enough to satlsfy the occupatlonal needs and at thc same tlme Sat1Sfy the 1nd1v1dua1 voca 3 To provlde a type of program that w1ll lead to employment thus br1dg1ng the gap that now exlsts between buslness and schools The Dlverslfied Occupatlons class at Hugh Mor son has twenty four students th1S year There are about fifteen dlfferent occupatlons represented w1th1n th1s group of twenty four students The students attend two classes of requlred work other than DIVSFSIHCCI Occupatlons These classes usually come durlng first and second perlods D1vers1fied Occupatlons classes run dur 1ng thlrd and fourth perlods At the end of the fourth perlod the student IS excused to go to h1s work The employer along w1th the coordlnator grades the student Each student earns whatever wage IS dec1ded upon by the employer student and coordlnator The average wage IS about forty five cents an hour A student earns three umts each year plus the two umts for requlred subjects The course IS deslgned pr1mar11v for students who are not planmng to attend college Taklng th1S course however does not prevent a pup11s golng to college 1f he deslres The student must be s1xteen years of age before he may enter the program tional ambitions of the students. - WPIN6' 6208 OFFICERS Preszdent CARL MURPHY Secretary NORMA SUE STEVENS Vzce Preszdent LETA WALL T1 easurer JEAN BROWN Advzser J J HORNBACR Members B1lly B6CkW1th Peggy Buffalo Mattle Lou Crumpler Allce Champxon Edna Rue Cofield Frances Currm Janet Gay J A Hardee Anne Harms Thelma Heacox Jean Hopklns Jean Howell Peggy Ipock Robert Jenrette Betty H Johnson M11 dred Jones Brona Mooneyham Carl Murphy Martha MCKQHZIC Frances Phxlllps Dollle Plpkln Jennette Poole Joyce Poole Peggy Rlchard on Rebecca Rogers Katherlne Stevens Sue Stevens H'1rr1etVallas Leta Wall Bettx Wllllamson Purpose 1 To 1ncr ase accuracy and speed up wlth typrng asslgnments C to 11 l typlng r Z l 41 ff -asa. ,L X X '3 IS , 1 N cg-N Q ' ,Q Y ' ., fi L .A ,,, A4 1- 0 - ' to adv onal tlme m Wh1Ch to type on outslde projects. jf U 'IP a s si- 0 l . 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OFFICERS Preszdent JAMES EDWARDS Treasurer SAM GUNTER Vzce Preszdent HERBERT JONES Sergeant at Arms OSLER MURRAY Secretary CHARLES EDWARDS Advzser W F SHEALY Worth Boyce James Edwards Charles Kennedy Carroll Shoemaker L1nwood Brown D1ck1e Ford Bob McAlexander B111 S1mms Howard Cannon Sam Gunter Mar1on McCurdy Sonny Ussery Ned Davls Wallace Hllllafd Osler Murray B111 Uzzle Bllly Dean Gr1p Holland Jerry Parrlsh Ted Vallas Dan Duke Herbert Jones B111 Popajohn Phlllxp Wellons Charles Edwards Bobby Whltehead Purpose The purpose of the Monogram Club IS To create malntaln and uphold hlgh 1d6a1S of sportsmanshlp throughout the commumty The club meets every other Wednesday at the thlrd perlod Some dutles of the club have been to keep order at Senlor Play and to do any other Jobs that come up before them To be ellglble for membershlp a boy must have won a letter 1n any sport major or mlnor and then be voted on before final entrance unto the club Mr W F Shealy basketball coach lS the advlser I l 83 MEMBERS . . . , . ,, , my ,.- A , gk . A '--N-W M---.4 k Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Advzsers Program Soczal Service Publzczty Scrapbook M uszc JUN 0K Y TE N LWB OFFICERS SARAH CHALMERS ELSIE MALCOM JEAN SANDLIN NANCY EDWARDS FLORENCE HOOTEN NELL S1INsoN COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN MILDRED PIKE BARBARA MOORE Jo ANN WILLIAMS ANN BRIGMAN HELEN Hoon MARY ANN EADDY Jean Allen Cynth1a Atkms Geraldme Bane Sandra Bar ker Jeanxe Bordeaux Elsle Branch Ann Brlgman Fay Cannon Joan Card Jean Carson Sarah Chalmers Peggy Cofield Jack1e Crawley Arhss Dean Jo Eaddy Mary Eaddy Marge Edwards Nancy Edwards Dolores Eubanks 'VIary Ellen Farlow Ann Fleming Betsy Fort Sally Gal lant Sarah Glass June Hagwood Barbara Hamxlton Betty Hardy Elozse Harrxson Vlrgmla Holland Ellzabeth Honey cutt Helen Hood Rebecca Jackson Janet Jenkms Evelyn Kutsxs Jane Lancaster Elsle Malcom Peggy McCurdy Barbara Moore Joanne Padgett Mxldred Pxke Judy Prmce Jean Sandlm Patsy Toppmg Edlth Underh1ll Bobble Wxlllams Jo Ann Wxllxams Shlrley Wmfree Ann ll. I Workman UC 1- I Il I Vi nr I f' Af N XX'-ar' r ' sx Qi an .ff gk X Ti The Purpose of the Jumor Y Teen Club IS the same as that of the Semor Y Teen Club 1 MEMBERS N V A 1 , xxx '- :v ' I' I: X 4.53 It E, .r , f W , 'i' .5 ,ff 5- 1 ',. r ,pri A -if. 111 4.1L J . ,M U lL-..dr .- v A , Q X U . if giant. ,f 4 ... Y It F pffaiyf A ' A 1 3 L 1' Mp.. QF- L- ,-of - - jf K N h- V' , , A -5 X . SHI 01? ,V TEEN CN! OFFICERS Preszdent SALLY MASSEY Vzce Preszdent ELIZABETH CooPER Secretary EMMA MINGIA Admser PATSY COZART MEMBERS Dorothy Byrum Vxrglma Martm Patsy Boyd Sally Massey Ellzabeth Cooper Martha McKenz1e Mattle Lou Crumpler Emma Mlngla Juamta Dennlng Betty Rose Mosely Margaret Dlcklnson Frances Phllllps Betty Lou Earp Joyce E Poole LOUISE Grant Joyce L Poole Thelma Heacox Bettle Jane Powell Betsy H Johnson Dolores Sykes Bxllle Jean Johnson Catherme Wallace Annie Ruth Young Purpose To bulld a tellowshlp of women and g1rls de voted to the task of reallzlng ln our common l1fe those ldeals of personal and soclal lxvmg to whlch we are commltted by our falth as Chrls txans In th1S mdeavor we seek to understand Jesus to share h1S love for all people and to grow 1n the knowledge and love of God Our S1x Program Emphases The Arts muslc dramatlcs handlcrafts etc Health mental and sp1r1tual as well as phys1 ca Vocatlons Personal rclatlons Rehglon Problems of SOCIHI concern 1 Treasurer ..............,.........,...,.......... .VIRGINIA MARTIN A ,... . , ,, 2. - . . .- 1. 3. ' . 4. f ' . 5. ' ' . 6. ' . ART C103 Jumor Club Semor Club ON LEE Preszderlt JIMMY CooPER ALBERT FULCHER Vzce Preszolent BUNNY POOLE J EANETTE BROOME Secretary LYDIA STRICKLAND EDWIN JACKSON Treasurer CAREY HUNTER MRS EDNVARD SMITH, Aolmser MEMBERS Jumor Club Senior Club Isham Bobbltt J A Barbour Clara Barron Jeanette Broome Howard Bryant Douglas Burgess LGWIS Dodd Bobby Edwards Albert Fulcher Carl Fuller Arnold Goodman Bobby Grlffln Bxll Hendrlck Jerry Hendrlck Charles Jackson Edwm Johnson Don Lee Sally Baugharn Allce Champlon Jxmrny Cooper Al1ce Heoms Nan H1gh B111 Howard John Howard Purpose Carey Hunter Jackle Johnson B1lly Kaplan Carl K1ger Harold Myatt Bunny Poole Frank Sherwood Lvdla Strlckland In the rt Club we shall endeavor to make ourselves more lntelllgent field b becomlng more aware of art 1n our dallv 11V11'1g through of p1 t work talks on VHTIOUS phases of art lnformal Atv X111 I J ,f Lp! X E rm J 'hi-i 'f W i' X D .,..........,.....r,.................,.. ' ......,...., ...,........... X n ,I , Q. . .V . . ,, -- .: ' es, l , ' ,' ,Q C Q d A SM in Qquv rkshop periods, and the sponsoring of Student Y A '1 ' Fl ,I llil. jr g , '- li N ' s. . ' ,, E X flilllfg L' ' 3 5 2 ' 4' J X ' iii Y- '- f N ' J ' If D -. f V L W . .Sn xx ,jay I wif , I p ,jfs .- s 5ENl0R lil 7 President A..,...........,..,. WORTH BoYcR Treasurer .,.... CARROLL SHOEMAKER Vice President .......... JERRY PARRISH Sergeant-at-Arms .... BILLY KAPLAN Secretary ,.............,... BILL EDWARDS Advisem FARMER SMITH Charles Grissom Lawrence Harvey Bill Holland 'Grip Holland Carey Hunter Billy Kaplan Charles Kennedy Bob McAlexander Mac Morrison Worth Boyce Linwood Brown A Wesley Carroll Phillip Clement Jimmy Cooper Nick Davis Bill Edwards Dickie Ford Purpose HINKY JosL1N Carl Murphey Osler Murray Jerry Parrish Leon Shaw Carroll Shoemaker Bill Simms Roy Vaughn Bobby Williams The pupose of the Hi-Y is to create maintain. and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Special projects of the club this year were selling football programs and building recreation equipment for the gym. The members of the Hi-Y also assumed responsibility for the conduct at public performances. 87 1 MEMBERS 4- JOURNAZI M C103 OFFICERS Preszdent CHARLES EDWARDS Vzce Preszclent CHARLES KENNEDY Secretary KATHRYN MooRE Treasurer WILLIAM UzzLE Sergeant at Arms EVANS THOMAS Aduzser BETTY SUTTON MEMBERS Seymour Bane Martha Belo Davld Bmgham Conme Bougades Gene Boyce Chester Boxd R T Boyk1n Wesley Bryan Audrey Bullard Bobbv Carter Wllllam Champlon Randall Cheek Sonny Cllfton Dan Duke Charles Edwards Fran c1s Gav Sam Gunter Norma Howard Glenn Jenklns B111 Jenklns Betsy June Johnson Charles Kennedy Kathryn Moore Jerry Parrlsh Jovce Prmce Leon Shaw Evans Thomas and B111 Uzzle Purpose The purpose of the Journallsm Club IS to hold meetlngs ln Wh1Ch members of the club may learn the fundamentals of good Journal 1st1c wrltlng and how to wrlte feature storles stralght news storles sports storles and ed1 torlals IS stressed The meetlngs g1Ve the members an opportunlty to wrlte these dlffer ent klncls of storles have them cr1t1c1zed and perhaps have them publlshed 1n the Purple and Gold QXN-4'-' 'Q-x , S R D CRO .S' CMB OFFICERS Preszdent JACKIE CULCLASURE Vzce Preszdent MARTHA HICKMAN Secretary ANN BRIGMAN Treasurer CYNTHIA ATKINS Advzser NELL STINSON CI UB ROLL Cynthla Atklns Carolyn Balley Joanne Bagwell Ann Brlgman Dorothy Byrum Fay Cannon Arlene Cooper Jackle Culclasure Martha H1Ck man Helen Hood Janet Jenk1ns Peggy Anne Keesee Vlrg1n1a Martln Annle Ruth McCall Corrlne McConnell Florence Moore Jean Nowell Joyce Poole Allce Sanderlm Etta Lou S1mpk1ns Elmer Streete Sally Thompson Purpose The purpose of the Junlor Red Cross Club 1S to help those who are S1Ck and those who need help 1n any other Way The club carrles on projects l1ke knlttlng afghans packlng overseas boxes and maklng cartoon booklets for those people who are ln the hOSp1t8lS These are only a few of the projects that are undertaken by the Junlor Red Cross Club The club th1s year has made much more progress than was expected It has you the students to thank for the advancement for Wlthout your help lt would have been lI'1'1pOS Slble to have had a successful year Chairman Social Committee ...... HELEN Hoon J 7 7 ' 7 7 7 MEMBERS INDIISYRIAZ HRT! FORfMHV 5 6103 Preszdent HAROLD MYATT Vzce Preszdent ISHAM BOBBITT Advzser S C HIGH Paul Abbott Earl Barefoot Isham Bobbltt Davld Bmgham Claude Bland Chester Boyd Gullford Boykm R T Bovkln Bobby Boyles Rlchard Byrd Floyd Casper Bxlly Johnson Bllly Lee Odell Mann Bob McAlexander Jume Murray Harold Myatt Harvey Pearce Purpose Leroy Pollard Robert Poole Allen Robm on Marvm Senter Clarence Wall Charlle Wlllxams James Wllson Th1S club was organlzed 1n order that Industrlal Arts supermtendents foremen and speclahsts mlght be better tralned to perform these dutles of leadersh1p more effectlvely So far th1s year the meetlngs have been spent dlscussxng p oblems encountered bv varlous supermtendents and foremen We are also dev1s1ng efliclent systems for carrymg out routme dutles ln classes These dutles were worked out by the foremen club members Th1s club has proved to be a very valuable asset to the lndustrlal art classes The club members are rece1v1ng real hfe experlence and trammg as leaders 1n democratlc orgamzanons I y 1 vw M - .f - ' Q X . ' 'F 1 A r' V f 41 X - W' wh N . . in X, Hg 3 ' fn? I .L ... A si Secretary. .t.t,t.c..ttt... CLAUDE BLAND Sergeant-at-Arms MMARVIN SENTER - . ' ' . C 5 UIEER ZEADEWS FOOTBALL LaRue Atklns Nancy Martln Bob McA1exander Dot M1115 Johnny Sledge Dolores Sykes TEAM F007Bflll W Co Captazns JIMMY LESANE BILLY CROCKER Managers STEVE KENNEY JERRY CULCI ASURE LEE STONE Head Coach N A MILLER Asszstant Coach Ends Bllly Davls Gene Ferrell Charles Lloyd Jeff Newton John Plerce Bobbv Stvres Tackles Buddy Clement Nlck Howell Osler Murray John Nlchols Ted V llas e f ou wns I Qua1te1 backs B1lly Ammons J1mmy Lesane Lou1s Poole 1 Jlmmy Waters Guav ds Eddle Askew Bobby Caudle B1lly Crocker Ewart Easterllng Bruce Ol1ve W L S1ater Bromley Sutton ALL GAMES Centers Charles Caldwell Carroll Shoemaker Rzght Half J W Boles Dlck Sommers 6 Left Half Wallace Hlllard Harold Newman Sonny Ussery 7 Fullbacks Howard Cannon Tyler Wadsworth Opponents I I ' ' 1 first downs J 6- total yards rushlng 1157 ttempts aine asslng ge 32 5 ff' 478 e.agi, 248 X X ' y 421: v 334 ' 5:1 . . 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GAME OF GAMES On the nlght of Nox ember 6 1941 thc Ralelgh Hlgh Caps took to the Held as an underdog bx at least tw entx fue pomts Tlns was a game that the whole state had 1ts ewes focused upon for the wmner of thls game would plaw the Western champs for the State Ch3IT1D10f'lSh1p In fact there were ox er seventeen thousand spectators and I dont thlnk thex were too dlsappomted when tlce final whlstle blew The Ralelgh Caps were t1cd up for tht contest and at halftlme the Caps were leadlng the hlghlx favored Fax ette Vlllt Bulldogs twelxe to nothlng btt 111 the second half there came a burst of energx flowmg trom the Bulldogs who managed to push over two touchdowns and one extra placement that won the game It the Caps had onlx managed to ac qulre two extra placements they would have been entltlcd to the Eastern Champlonshlp and Too much has been sald about the team and not enough about the men who leallv made the football team such a success Lee Stone head Coach and N A Mlller asslstant coach are the two fine gentlemen to w hom we have reference We hope that Mr Stone and h1s Ralelgh Caps w1ll have a func team nnxt autumn and another State Txtle CARROLI SHOEMAKER ELIZABETH COOPER Morson Captazn Mmson Sponsor RECORD Rlllclqll Opponents I Greensboro Durham xVllSOI1 Portsmouth Va Vlll!'llll1blOl'1 Goldsboro Oxlord Orphanage Faxettevlllc Rockx Mount l 7: Y ' b . I l 41 1 - probably me state Title. ' A - - ' . 0 H . - ' 26 3 1 ' 1 1 x L . 1. ' . 12 6 38 V' 37 5 . 13' Y ,il 'fi if 90 S 4-4 3:45165 TBA!! Z' JERRX PARRISH Cuptazn Ccac BOBBY EDWARDS Manage1 NORXIA HOWARD Soonsm Morson Forwards James Edwards Jerry Parrlsh Charles Kennedy Jerry Culclasure CITY CHAMPIONS Broughton TEAM Centus Gumds Crlp Holland Sonny Ussery Lmwood Brown Ned DHVIS Leon Shaw Wallace Hllllard Charles Edwards INDIVIDUAL SCORING LEADERS JAMEQ EDWARDS 2 SONNY USSERY P JERRY PARRISH 20 GRIP HOLLAND 'NIED DAvrs f SEASON S RECORD Morson Opponents llorson Opponents Morehead City H1llSbOfO Hlgh Pomt Henderson Fayettevllle Edwards Mllltarx Instxtute Wllson Camp bqeum Rocky Mount Rocky Mount E C T C Henderson Edwards Military Instltute Hlllsboro Wilson Fay etttvxlle ' . 9 ' W. F. SHEALY. ' I I I 4. 3 I . e..eee 2. .. A .,,oe. 71 64 1 15 A A 33 ' g 29 75 ' 30 32 4 39 A ' 45 54 .... 42 47 33 53 , 36 39 ' 33 45 ' ' Y me 46,5 ' ' 5 ' 52 ' Ae- Q 47 53 ' 43 ' -' .2 541- 1 ' A t. , 50 55 ' . 39 A 'AV 1. , A Q 39 28 4 f I ' 35 3 fx ilk L- ' .V l l ' :Z A 3 5, '4' f . .. , THE SEASON lhls years basketball team wlll play as an 1ndependent group for the school IS not representmg Rale1gh IH the Class AA Conference The r1ght to represent Ralelgh alternates between the two Ra le1gh Hrgh Schools Th1s year It hap pened to be Broughtons turn Thls years Hugh Morson squad suffered the lose of one first strlng player Darrell Holland The four re ma1n1ng starters from the 47 squad are Jerry Parrlsh Sonny Ussery Ned Dav1s and James Edwards Sonny Darrell Holland and James Edwards was changed to forward leavlng a va cant spot at center wh1ch was capably filled by Gr1p Holland 47 reserve Hav mg obta1ned a won loss record of 9 8 they Hnlshed the season by placlng three on the all c1ty team They were Jerry Parr1sh James Edwards and Sonny Ussery The Lacy Hlgh Memorlal Trophy was awarded to the most valu able player Jerry Parrlsh 7 1 ' 7 U 9 Ussery was moved to guard to replace . I . G T! TRACK THIM W8 Captam TOMMY BYRD Coach JoE HOLLIDAY Coach Joe Holhday expects to have a Champlonshlp Track Team th1s year Added strength of the track team has been acqulred through the ellglblllty of Tyler Wadsworth who won the State 880 run two years ago Bobby Barn w1ll be able to run the m1le 1n four mlnutes and 40 seconds probably less B111 Fowler w1ll run the 100 yard dash ln about 10 3 seconds Tommy Byrd w1ll run the 440 1n about 52 seconds Pete Jenklns runs the 220 yard dash ln about 23 seconds Osler Murray w1ll be a capable con tender for the welghts Ralelgh w1ll meet Chapel H111 Fayettevllle Greenvllle Durham and Wllson The school w1ll partlclpate ln the Carol1na relays at Chapel H111 the Eastern Conference Champlonshlp Meet and the State Champlonshlp Meet We are hoplng Joe Holllday s team w1ll come through w1th flymg colors , X wg-4 ff gait 3'-X Y . . , x44 C . CQ'Q, , -A X n,.. - - I. M U c do page t-rv -f , f A 'X 14 1 .,.V I . vff f' 1. A N D fl lm -L 1 f U In . V54 gr, u p ' 6 1 .ffl 'Sqr' ,,, . rr 'V I ' 4 1 ri A 3 .1 Lf - .- -,,.,1- - , V 1 353. g -if f' 'f-f,-A U I Y ' Q' ,Xa s L 600-' 7514114 46' Captazn BOB WHITEHEAD Manager T1-:D VALLAS Sponsor BETSY JUNE JOHNSON MEMBERS Bob Whltehead Lewls Powell Bob Yancey B1lly Dean Dan Duke Ted Yallas Prospects for the Cornmg Year Duflllg the years of 1946 and 1947 the Caps set a n1ce pace 1n golf w1th just the small group that they had They were defeated tW1C6 by Dur ham but turned the t1de when they played Louxsburg Loulsburg was defeated once and Broughton was swamped two txmes and t1ed once by the Morson quartet The team came 1n fifth 1n the North and South Caro l1na Junlor Scholastlc Tournament and they won the Eastern Carohna Champ1onsh1p 1n the State meet The authorltles have combmed the Mor son and Broughton teams All the boys say they are gomg to try to put on a good showmg th1s year I Coach rrrr.. rrrrrr.,r rrrrr,rrrr F A RMER SMITH 3 TLWIVIS 478 Captam J B BAGWELL Coach N A MILLER The newly organlzed tennls team IS lookmg forward to a very successful season This year s team w11l be organlzed ln slngles doubles and mlxed doubles New tennis courts have been bullt behlnd Needham Broughton hlgh school and thls factor w1ll be of great advantage to the new outfit The strength of the team IS not known but llkely prospects for the season are Kathryn Moore Sally Massey Catherme Wallace Nan Hlgh J B Bagwell Lawrence Harvey Worth Boyce and B111 Slmms Competltlon w1ll be supplled by nelghborlng schools and organlzatlons Here s wlshlng the tenms group may be a champlonshxp team -ll! -E' s: 'rg ff FX,-xii X ex . , . . . . . 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BASEBAZZ 478 519131- Morson Captam JAMES EDWARDS Sponsor ANNIE RUTH X ouwc Sprlng brlngs baseball to the Raleigh Hlh Caps Many star performers were lost 1n the graduatlng class of 47 'lhose leavlng were John Senter thlrd baseman Bob Bennett shortstop Jimmy Leasane pltcher Johnny Harper outfielder Among the lettermen returnmg are Sonny Ussery second baseman B11ly Crocker catcher D1ck Sommers first baseman B111 Uzzle shortstop Peanut Carter pxtcher John Colher outfielder and also Red Barham Charles Edwards Ned DHVIS Herbert Jones Louls Poole are outfield men The major part of the p1tCl'l1Hg w1ll be placed 1n the capable hand of veteran James Edwards Last vear s club malntalned second place pos1t1on 1n the conference but thls year they are all out to better thls mark A mam asslst 1n thls years conference IS that all the Friday home games are gomg to be played at nlght Pl'11S w1ll be of great advantage to the Ralelgh Club for It w1ll enable more Cap support to attend the games Many out of town games are to be played under hghts 101 4 v . A X M 5 .few A ' . ....., ,..,,,.,,. T - Coach ...,.................. g ....,.. FRED EASON Manager .....,,,.,...... PHILIP WELLONS ' ' ' ' Ki 77 . . , , . . . , Q Q 7 S , 5 , 9 - , . 1 1 . L , l 3 , 5 , , , I as vs ' , - , ' 7 7 ' Y D 1 7 . y 1 , 1 . y ' 1 . , . . , . . 1 p ,s . , . . . . . ,l . . ' ' ' . Q K6 79 102 INTRAMURAL SPORTS , 1-' f ff H if Y ffw fifff .,.i,..1. ef.fJ.,f.flK 4V'-J' 100 VIOLET BYRUNI CAREY HUNTER ' lj WORTH BOQCE DORIS NI ARTIN 106 W i ll - ill: 1 JU JERRH PARRISH 101 DOROTHS NIILI s : 3 ':' , lx .fx Lf 1' 3 I 'HLJIK 4 . a,?'2f1 5 U ' Atv. 4 l 3 , if ANNE RUTH You NG THOMAS AVERY 108 f JAMES EDWARDS DOLORES SYKES 109 . . ,Z i . w r -,,ua en-..,5'., M057 5'ERV!CEf4Blf R115 WATKINS BILL Y! M057 !Af7ElZEC?'!!AQi 1' ,f E rr? www WN. wah Suu Nlwsm W-xnF CALIANT JR 111 HEART 7ffROB5 fix T 4 T WHEN W5 Wfkf VERY YUUN6' b ' X SHIMV N0 E A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS CHRISTOPHER SERGEL P1 esen'ed by the Senior Class of Hugh Morson High School December 5 1947 8 00 pm CAST OF CHARACTERS Janey DOROTHY MILLS Zap MARIE KNIGHT Helen KATHRYN MOORE M1 Mm ble WADE GALLANT Mrs Marble FRANCES PARKER Coach Brown BILL SIMMS George Anderson WORTH BOYCE Allen Rogers PHIL CLEMENT Madge G1 ant NORMA HOWARD Peggy DOLORES SYKES SYNOPSIS Tune The present Fall Place The living room in the Marble home 1n a college town Act 1 Friday evening Act 2 The next morning the day of the big game Act 3 That same evening Duectors Miss Betty Sutton Mrs Betty Surratt Student Dzrectors-Miss Dorothy Byrum. Prompters - Betty Ross Williamson Annie Ruth Young. Set Advisers-Miss Natalie Coffey Miss Bette Linney. 2, i-9' X 1 , iw? li. if N L....L.. l rl: we- S HIGH Ziff Alma Mater Time Out Discussion Office Help?? 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B'll.' 1 1' s-1111 's ' 1111, Mr Sanders 1 trwmg to get the 11th put bananaQ m the reirlgerator commandment adopted Thou Sha lt not lllllllllllf ills n W E COOPER FURNITURE COMPANY Nu IIILL S INC xl PX IDXX IIISUN sXI ul ll mtl bm fl I I IIIIIS In I fUIIl1lllll1lll1S nf THE SUB DI' B LLUB SOUTHERN AUCTION FURNITURE COMPANY lr I l'1u1l11n SMITHS MEAT MARKET I I Xlue X ltllllllflllll nts ci MARKLT NIL S IUIIIIIIIIIIKIIIS I THE BRITT C0 Ifmlfmh flllttllts IIXIIIIII Nl lllllllflllll ills THE RALEIGH SANDWICH SHOP N S Ill Hugh Morson G1rI applurg fox a Qecretaual posmon Certamlx I Lan take Qhorthand onlx It takes me lon er that wax Cf ' - 5 I 9 I ' V 1 ' IHS 5. XX'I1ning:In fl. Iiulvigll. N. I.. IIIAXI. HIT2 HAI' ,Q V- ,f .f ,IQS i . W Hit. 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Lompllments o MANHATTAN RESTAURANT Llwue o Western Ste alta and Sea ood 1 5 HII I SISORO ST RI I TRY OUR HAMBURGERS CHEESEBURGERS AND OUR I8 oz MILK SHAKES WHISPERING PINES DRIVE INN Located Mules S Fayetteville Highway OVER 5000 REELS ENTERTAINMENT EDUCATIONAL RELIGIOUS lzlnm lm Sglmnls Chun flubs Homes NATIONAL I I Ouwwood Avcnun T 3 524 3225 J CAMERAS Projectors Screen Accessories l 0ng,ratulatwns rom WLATHILR IVIAN JEWELERS RXIIIIH Nl Broughton Box Sugar dld that blg, klSS I Jus axe you make you long for another Morson G1r1 It sho did but hes oxer at Mor on w . If ,K if '- jfs.-, -- f 59 A A 727 . ,f f ' 'I 'TIS 2 ' I ' ' f M I V- ,S f flaw, 7 1 1 ,L A IUIII Hillslmrn Straw-I T ' A Ilial 11432132 QI D2 - KN fl i- A V1s1tor to the Carrol Farm F1 hm btranger Weslex Calrol No Just drevwnln wolm LUN GR ATUL -KTION S l'0llI WII SON UZZLE INC OI DSMOBILF CADII LAC Sales and Svrvue 421 Flyetlewlle Street Rqlelgh, North Cll'0llIl'l STREETER S MARKET l hone Wleuta and I rm arms Gem tmn x III H 'N ATKINS BARBER Sll0P 'A' ll Pays to Look Well GLOBE MEN S AND BOYS CLOTHING FURNISHINGS RALEIGH S OLDEST CLOTHIER Smce I898 ADAM HAT DEALER GLOBE James Edwards Glmme a round tmp tlcket Bud Tlcket Agent Where to Slr Jame Whv back here we dad burned fool . . A 2 . g. w 1, u' ' I A . ' A g ' ' S. N v x - I 4 . f . I n, J 7 Q TY I V D1 , J I, . , ,J ' A L J 4 L 1 A U L LL 1 K f 1 C 1 I I .L ' - , 4 ' I . I . ,, I f fx - - , Ihr. XYiI111ing:tnnFI.amIIfx1'I1ung1v I'Iucr- IIIJ 'ge-4 I nad RALI I . ,'. ff. I II ' II N 1 L OIIZI XIITIII I'4-rfml Slrvvl 4. I as A l . I 9 . , S: , , V, . , j N ll H1311 W xc 01 'I naw b Emma Glbeon When dId xou ct h m Nan From D1 Brown Emma Yeah we take from hlI'I1 too Waller and SmIth PF R505 STRFP F gfudms JH IIIRIM I Pgrfrqlfg Comme.-Clqlg I ample N lmmtmn and School Annuds lr: sc rlplmn Service' II 'X ll UI Illllll X Pl N 301 South Wllmlngton PHONE 8033 RALEIGH N BYRUM LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE MILLWORK 737 West Hargett Street PHONE 7825 RALEIGH N C Uncle Heree a mce Qhlm nux pumx ior xou mx dmr Llttle Gul If xou dont mmo Id ldlhL1 haw cl Hd tx old dl a V.: C. uby. A . : - I 3 g- I . 1 7 1r J J J . I I y , , w ' I A t . - . I I I 1. . , F I . . A. . . 'A' l. , ,. .3 , ,A. I2 lf. Hurgvll IIJX . I,ill'I'iNll Ill.-Xl. IIIISLZ H.l ,1l ' I , nl F 1 I 620 . frson .trfwt , . C. . ,. Am, Carey Hunter: How much were those IIOLII'-CIOIIZII' shoes. Bobby? Bobby Williams: Two dollars a foot. DILLON SUPPLY COMPANY INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY EQUIPMENT REPAIR PARTS SUPPLIES FARM MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT Raleigh Durham Rocky Mount Goldsboro L,OIlg1ElIUI'1I1OHH fmd Best WlwI16s Flo All I948 50111015 S II YOLNI HARDWARE 90th CENTURY PAINT XND YARNIQH GERD HARDW ARF FLASQ N11 Edxxaxd u are rtal I md 1 1 L 1 Hr Daw YQ go I1 knox e YT Q ' - w Sv. '- - Q .. c ., ., U Y T . fl, I ' T Vw II a l o I I 1 . . . ' X T ' ' ' ' ' 7 1 L - I A L A L . I I . v. J I 7 . LI., 130 East Marlin Sire:-I . '. 1 ' sr Yo cc 'n 5' R' to :weld you' wif way for a t . . 'is: S. S vs I nc CI it cz Vers peso sou ss ho 014 l1 4l IX 1 4 111411 xoux Xlon the lmee that speull xx lll lhlouffh CILN streete or fir ou l pon S411114 mount uneule 1414 N4 u law lllftl Aml kept lt cleal Elo you there tome-Q from Z1 ll ho me th4 ulres X trlhute lor a job swll 4l4 114 For these are not just stlll Ancl Idle strands lhdt Stretch acrow '1 COUIILIN Y ast and xude But lDCdI'CIS Of llfes frlenflly uorcl Aml IIICSSEUCS ol lu ln llllllibll I41 people ex ery xx here Not Spectacular 3 our ueual clfu N PI lll the hemllmts l xcept thex he of file 411 storm Or flood lhen a ffrateful HHLIOH lxnous the full 1114 Jiuu 411.34 UI lull And 11 411th And the fine Splflt of Qeruce Ylhlth pute truth ancl purpoie ll tu 11411411441 4r44r lf IIILNSZIYQ Illllcl 41 llllflllf 1 UTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPA INCOR PORAT G6 99 T41 I , ' 4 ' zu' 'll li ' on 1 2 J 'tasks f g ' . L 1 ' fill ll I : I f 1 ' ' l llll .'1 l ll: '. Ll trail ' 1 ' , ll 1 'l ' 5 1 H lg S 'if ' ' 5 ,ll 4 . ,' .1 x ' Y ,. D . Y 1 1' t, 'z 1 'S l l 's 1 '1 - Ml- ll 1 5' ., gg ' gl S O ILS funny. A woman will say sh:-'s shopping when she- hz1sn't bought Z1 thing. YL-s. and ai man will sziy hos fishing when he hasnt Caught a thingf RAWLS MOTOR COMPANY De Soto - - Plymouth 405 7 FAYETTEVILLE STREET RALEIGH flmnplmmnts 0 XY T GR Nl' C0 lPA Y RXLILICH NURIH I XRULINX Salcbman To thg firbt ine words I peak when 4 xx onidn opens thn door I alxxau .nk Ib xour niothu in , .- f ff T O O 4 1. - . V , , , f v g , A , ix , : Customer: To what do you owe your success as a houserto-house salesman? 3 1 I 1 1 ' v . . S 5 ,. , , , v f , L. , V n ID C Therea 'In lmportmt qut t n I 1 h cn XKTIIIIIII to Wk xou ox dau S and dax Q Kathrxn Moore Go ahead Iva had thc an VKLI TLTCIX 101 IIIOIIUIQ and months WIARION B WIEDI IIN l0INFRX'I UI XTIUNS X T0 um! Inwmf LLASQ OF 1918 MII ll! I JEWELERS ft flllllllflllll nls of SIR WALTFR ISARBPR Sll0P X 4 Y' LII I L HIIIXBIP Taxwapoawxnwom DIAL 5 Freshman I vxanna go out 1.Ol11K5:,ht mother Soph Please max I I0 out ton1g.,ht Ill hr III hx tu Junlol Im j.,0ll'l out ton: ht dzci SQIUOI Goodnight folks I11 bI'llIg ln thc milk Pl'1' .Z If L ' 2 is io 'vt Q' 'K ' g ., I' . B t' 'I B ' X: X ' l ' l S 7 1' if l' L ' L A v D 1 J 7 I ' , A. ' A, A HICXI. lf5'l',X'lIlfr1l14lI Sl II XXIII ' W ' I I,4'1lf'r4lf lcflll IZINIYIII' 1114 ' ' A ,g1'lliI'l' ' . Y. I lit--itlt-mw on 'lxninily Ht-ml lrlllllll' UTIHS: flfllw- I'Imnw 10321 IiXl.ICIl2II.X.1I. N :Hub fgsfna. 1 'J-J ,I ' ' f i' mt,,,,, Q f------24?4- L A v 1 1 V ll Izusl llurge-It ill'--I J ' li.-tl,liIGI1 In tha- IIiIM'IlIl'III of Sir X ullm' II ntwl EI, ' 1 'W 3 1 ' 4 , ,, t 1 I 4 4 I J A J I n, I , . 1 ' 'Y . ' . .: J ,' 5, 'f 'E ' -' j xx. ' 'Z ' 1' ' Q AQ, . 2 . First Moron: Why did you put water in tho ash tray? Second Moron: So the ducks could swim. Motor Bearmgs fr Parts Company of Raleigh, Inc JOBBERS OF STANDARD BRANDS OF REPLACEMENT PARTS Phone 2 3961 RALEIGH N C 415 S Salusbury Street Mack Trucks Packard Cars We Cute' To The Young Mun Powell Stewart Mack Dlstrlbutors NUXX LLL SALES and SERVICE CLOTHINC LO 201 West Martnn Street 1 lwllfntlllt DUN FRIFNDLY BARBFII J M THOMPSON fr CO Sll0P General Contrfu tors Since 1921 ly 31001 1 11 NIRFFTI' Then there wa the moron ul o stood on the Street Corner W'l1tll1 to sto tht world go bx 'A' . . , 7 1 A . J' N . 1 t - ' S 5' -..t PHONES 7214 - 2-2131 11'11'1':1G11 . U u i ' ' fx. . ' mol, A Chinese had a toothache and phoned a dentist for an appointment, Two thirty all right? asked the doctor. Yes, replied the Chinese. Tooth hurtne all right. What time I Come? N EW WAY GROCERY Southein Dan ies GROCERIES an MEATS We Dehver .mn Ullman. so-M-n It AW' qw, Ice Cream 'Ullll I PHONE 20516 G and S Dept SlOl6 McLeod Watson 7 li n The Home of LOME T0 OUR Q1 ORE Hart Schaffner 5' S It t Jn ' ls U' U Marx Clothes I uuruntverl Schoble Hats Manhattan Wilson Brothers and Arrow Furnishings Zll Zlll N Nxllllllllrltlll Mrs Wood Why did you stop singing in the choir Charlie? Charles Pullu Well one Sunday I was sick and didnt sing and a lot of people in the congregation asked if the organ had been fixed X Y , s K J 1 x Inc. . lllll 0 l I umuv I, . . .0 'v CS - 1 l QQ mfg . . ,o 0 ll ,ml nmrl ' I I I 1 Vtl ' you want llir' wry lwsl gomls all llw lowest pussilblc' prlves i f. 1 . , Y . . . . f - I lll lillrl lllll'gl'll 51. ' , , ' Ii-' ' ' if Sl. I lk . 1 Y' va . h Q D Y I. . - - , . X . LV . l I Warden Sanders: I've had Charge of this prison for ten years today. Were going to celebrate. What kind of party do you boys suggest? Inmates: Open house. Complinwnts of The Gas Company Public Service Company of North Carolina, Inc. 217 Hillsboro Street : Raleigh .5l'fIlll'. : XSlll1XIl.l.l-I l7Al.I.l-XS lx,XNXAl'Hl,lS llll.-XI'El. Hll.l. lil KHAKI RAI.l-.Hill CUNIQURIJ llAS'IUNl,X ST X'l'liSX ll,l.lC Qongiatulations bemoul AM YOUNGS ESSO STATION Person Street R KLEIFH NORTH LAROLHN X l omplunents of DIXIE DRY CLEANERS Grown ups max learn from little Johnnie On the morning of his birthdax this notice was found pasted on the door of his room Remember mx birthdax give till it hurts ir 9 DIAL 3-443l RALEIGH I Dorfis Martin. to Iatc date: Sometimes my father takes things apart to soc why t io f 't 1 5 on 5.,o. Late Date: So what? Doris: So you'd better go. MOBLEY'S Ro Ieigh's Art Center IYIECCA CAFE NIai'lin Flrvvl IIfi 5aIifIniry Firm-I Ii XI,I'IIIIII I IAIIIA 1 ' 'xl .911 1 1 Am R E QUINN sf LOMPANY IRUHINITUHI4 and 5'IUVI+b Dial 1441 FVE HUGH MORSON GRADUATES WISH ALL OF YOU THE BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR FUTURE Smith s Dairy Products, Inc Poole Road Raleigh N C Latin Studtnt What dom that word abutos on tht curtain mcan Miss Baxden Dont 'show xour ignorancc Thats Latin toi Welcome lf, .ffi 1 mi ,,1,f s o I A A I QI L . ,,.J 1 A RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA I . , . I . Student Do xou bchut Ill flu. spuch M1 s Biumxmd I CLIIEIIIIIV do Student Max I use xour telm phout Summers Sfruu Sans PS SL NIVIILRS ILIILIRIL XL QONIP XNY ELELTRILKL LUN FR XLTORb XIXLIJX I XXIIN IlXIlIwIN II l omplela I me IUIIUW Ilvats P um 3 l rm 4 rms Produc 4 D1 nl -1186 X I DIAL 3 4686 DIAL 3 4686 Stephenson Appliance Company 225 South Wulmmgton Street RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA B' S' H 'slugs ISUIIIIIIIIIHIIIS fr mm Poole s Beauty Shoppe lV00llARIl S x H r In SILRVICIL STATl0N ,mm , X ,fu I H u 1N un lhi 4 Hi Urs Cooke I was Jumt 111 the kltchtn I found dll avxiul mess Tommy Barnett Ilease XOLIIC sptakm oi the Woman I love NIHF. XX. LUI If Sl XIXIILIIS. I'rnp. H. 1. XII-I-XIIIX,-XXIII-III. Xlgr 54k' , .. M' J 1' . , A' 'Cfi K. 1 'N I X 1 w 1 1 uri NL w 3 I V , u, I JJ I L - , ILZT 5. IIa1rringto SI. IIxII,I'IIlIII. N. lf. Iliul 2-IIIIIZ NATIONAL PURE FOOD MARKET, INC. ' -' 1 -I ' .- : -- 2015 IC.PXS'I' NIAIVIIX S'I'I'I'IIC'I' II -XI.lCIl1II. N. II b,- '. . 'I . , 'S 1 ,W Q V ---- , , , , L l ' 21 ' xx x' 'V 1.5 r1.s L , Vg II' 59:3 X1 In II .ft--1 'f , II 1 - - - aI 11111 I L.. zrgt' I '. Y 1: i 1' :IQ v 'Q x G 'u h' The patlent m the wamng room finallx got up aftel a two hour walt and Qald wearxly I Ihlllk I ll 5,0 homg ind du. a naturxl dgath INolth Qd10IllId Lqulpment Company LONQTRUCTION INDUQIRIAL LUFI ING LQUIPMI-LN'l R XLEIF H Al. 'Ir LHARLOTI In :gli WILMINGTON Ag 525' 'A' ASHEVILLE ntunalwnal Diesel Pow CUNN GOWER PONTIAC COMPANY PONTIAC Saks and Servun R Pooua Music co H fr H TIRE Recoppmg Vulcanlzung ullung, In Ban! ani IJIXI 24 Z Ilfuw N1 P IJIKIIPSIIU I ' ' McCreary Tlres and Tubes You can t tell Maybe a Hgh goei home and telli about the S171 of the balt that got awax . . AA , , T 1 K . 1 V Z X ln- I - N. - ' . f ' . v - kv . 9 X T K f N 9 y 1 L 1 1 N ir f , A -L-Fx . N - t , Y V.,-ffTfa11.,?1.,:ZT, F ' A 'Arial'-L I ' ' ' ' .' ern , . ' u p 1 1 , I ' 'gfflw ' 1 'lf ' 1 1 4. Q f- 1 , ' - I1-0' 110 East ' ' fr-vi Phmw 15301 I IU XX. N111 'l'l Sl. - 7 - I X . . . ' .3 ' Nlorson Glrl Sax sou low me Saw lt Nlorson Box You love me PlLlLRLlLbb Xl XSHLR CLEANERS .1111 DX ERS NH PARKER HOUSE RESTAURANT 1 flllufly lil! 1 HOTEL RALEIGH McDowell and Martln Streets Raleigh Neuman s Jewelers Diamonds Watches Silver N lt 1 Q1 Blllux 1 10111 6649 Union mrl P1 lu rllf wlllllll Brittne- Nlrs CHBIUDIOII Dow be 1 good girl Allce and haue C1 ood t1mc Allcc Make up xour mmd mother A lh-lg E ' fwwfl Nlzlin l'laml .Slim-.Slll l 1lu'lle'Xill1' .4l e'l t l:xl,la1c:11. x, mx. ' ' ' W ATK l NS 'lliri -nfl a, 1 Cc . . A U , . Pl - ' A IW! l a1y4'lIe'xill1- ,'ll't'l'l if l Us A I V . Us 'Xl.lfll1ll H i ' 2 ' AIIIHOII The cost of leaxmg uf 5? J awsnegg ORRI DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY LUGGAGE SILVERWARE RADIOS 9 East Hargett Street DIAL 3 4016 IVILLVIN 5 MITCHELL FUNER AL PHARMACY Fomplete FOUIN PAIN and PRILSLRIPTION SERS ICE AMBULANLIL Dill' 38 3 1 For Prompt Service 777 VIN! IIHTQPII Nm' t Dial 8328 IZII IIIEINIHDIII QIFPPI Mr Smxth You say vou are D01-ls Mart1n's grandmotherq Grandmother Yes I would llke to see her a mmute Mr Smlth I'm sorrv, xou Just mlssed her She left to go to your funeral ' xv : 1 ' ' Vt- ' ' 4, Ir ' ft at ja fv Q -A ' 'k 'A' 41 7 S1 L 1 TY t wk - L 7 ir ' 7 , A A I . , Lucille Thompson: I was just wondering whether to give you a book or a kiss Billy Kaplan: I cant read, C0lllIIIilll0lllS of THE CITY DRUG STORE YOUR NYAL DRUGGISTH CORNER OF BLOUNT AND MARTIN STREETS I Bowers Construction Co STATE DISTRIBUTING CORPORATION QUALITY FOODS and BEVERAGES DOMESTIC and IMPORTED RESTAURANT SUPPLIES H2 South Blount Street RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA Mr Burt I know a lrl who plaxs the plalllj DX ear Howard Cannon Thats nothin I know an old man who fiddle xxlth hl whxskcrs f,'UlllIIll'UIt'II s of IIAXLIQIUII. X. C. 'A' Morson Box What would I haxe to glvc xou for just one klSS G1rl Chloroform Snow White Laundry xc I N XI STUARTS BEAUTY BASKI T X XI 71 s Quality Groceries l omplmwnts o ll 1 I fl 1 1 Nr GEORGE S GRILL XII s GLNL MOBlNG Florist Raleigh Beauty Shop I1 x Jmltf In I IU ' JXI DIXI 4106 IIIPKIRD 7,1 Stephenson Music Company The Latest Hlts In Muslc and Recordmgs Fayettevnlle Street PIANOS Roleugh N C ORGANS Blll Slmms How am I looking 'XIISS Eflrci Mxss Eflrd Iflne You dont look a day older than ye terddx fFollowed bx a tremendous roar from class J H 7 7 . Y . L . 7 PIM' I ll flllll l,l'liI'!'l'I Sf'l'I'fl'l' L 'J Xlns. III 'ru 5'l'I url' t U -r I I years of Iivuuty l'l.'llt'l'Il'lI1 320 71151-ttfwille .vII'I'K'I PHO Q f'f'I'J PHO 'Z 75551 I2'3 Ifzlsl IIa1l'gr'tI .'Irw-I . . f . fx. and Meats , . , f Tn l' IIAII' ' I ll .1lI'l'n vuol Q 'IUI ' TIII Iiasl Lane .4II't'l'I ' 1 1 III! 2 I7al5'0ttP IIII- Flrvvt UH S. I lfilvfx M ims i - Pos UII '- I III 3 2-IIOIJ .' A 'f II.I'1., .l'ur. 11 If,-vv,1'-1 Jimmy Cooper: I suppose you dance. Virginia G.: Oh. yes: I'd love to. Jimmy Cooper: '1'liat's better than dancing. anyway. SUPER SERVICE GARAGE 4-lo South Blount Street Phone 2 0.361 D1 Cfflbllfllfq or FEDERAL TRUCKS md FOUNTAIN EQUIPMENT TRAILERQ We Specialize ln Boch Fc nder, Wrecks 'md Punt Works on Anv Mflke of Lfu' or Tauck Headlight Testing, Wfheel Bihulcmfr, F1 ont End Woxk md 24 Hom Wrecker Senlee ll D l XXP X R0 ml RT I bl XNHI R Pxthon Look A little green snake B1ll Edwards Well stax auax trom it it max be just as dangerous as a ripe one - .- A . . . . .f 1 7' 1 ' 1 4 T 1 L, . . . v . 1 9 F L 1 w Y , Y -Y K c . . . w 1 f . -f M 1 1 D V . z , . , -Y -s. .,. , ,, ,T X y, , J. 'xh .. Xhlx l - .. x.- . . , . I ' - v ' . , Y 1 , ' ' ' V ' Mrs Tomlm Now watch the board xxhllg I run through It once UTOFC CAPITAL Roofing Company Residence and Commercuol Roofmg DIAL 7821 ESTIMATES FURNISHED II9 E Lenolr Street DILI GN NIO FOR HN -XNCI CONIP XXX BE L RHUE 8160 DFCUR I I ons PKIINTINI' I KI I RINI IJISTIINLTIY E XY KI I I' XPER D1 II 4500 611 South slll Imn Pccc hmm T wx n mr11I for an xcudcn , ' . vv v 1 v ' , ' . T J ,L I V 1 !', 1 ' 4 ' ' I L A A . Y 4 N . . A , I' I HfXI.IfIILII N I 0 I c 4 I VT '1 , ,J I I I ' , . . P P F 1' ' . 1 I J A Y N T . v W . K A f A A f 1 . -. 1 . -I-s 3 hc FIX' mix 'z z - t. The Montgomerv Green C0 N Food Serzzce EQIIIIJIIIPIIY artm Nt R en I1 'N CHINA GI X95 bII NIR Ifmplele fquzfmeni j r ze Prepururmn mm' Serllng l'1 I KILLO Extermlnatlng C0 All Il orlx Guaranteed FXPFFIEIICPIE If urlmzen PHONI' 2 will 01 South Nall hun Street FUIIIIIIIIIIPIIU ul THE ROAST GRILL SIRI AIX SAXDVI It HIS UNI I IRI MEAT VII IWPIIS IIIII RLILN I 7 5 Wet Str PI FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Sales and Servnce For QUICK SERVICE Call Us Phone 2 3568 Raleigh N C H L MARTIN I308 Courland Dr Z Iyc. . . ,I 1 1 4 Q, . 1251-1 NI ' : al 'g . f. IQ. U ' I . . . A , I: ' ' - 1'1 nn 5 ', 1, fl ., . . . V . ' .' nf 'zmw ', ' ' ' S' . ' We Specialize in 'I ' ,I I I I lf 1 , I 4. . . , - . . , , , . , . GRI LC CHA Q... ,I'lilll'II'Illf -il- '. ' S Q 'P . ,f I , l !f2ff', ,fff l I Q f Ph1l11p C That IS a prettv dress you have on Jean Rowe Yes I wear It onlx to teas Phllllp C Whom swf Ar' ,.a6W Rinse '- WW' fm ww 141.gif f MQWW Ki 99. Tk NEW HORIZONS A new world owouls tho e of xou wI1o!eowe1ofoCe hngher edueotworw or the usmess world XX new world rs wfomrwg for GH who how fouitx Vw O11 HI EE UJ BH E OPTICIANS umrwm PASFRY CUTTA XXI UDINF BIRIIID U fmd PARIW CAKES GE UI leur ein XII 1 Bl RNFIN I xx 1 Sll0RB' S 01111111911 for the 1111119 fllllllll 11 S mllllllll lon btxeel RXIFILJI QXNIE I BUREEPS EUKES 9 olllsburi- ls1ca. Hum yi llllqs London qhop 1 hom Sheet She What would xou call a man who ha He AIJBCIICIOI s been luckx m love . . .. -. Q V . D ' nv n M- .Hz- - 1'j'Q f ,. ' su 'lag ':?32Iz 'f? 1 - S 'X V. '- ,.,, . ,.-:-:... ,.,, wav .-... . , . .,.- , .',3iE:v l2f2 'f-QQQQEQQETTY' , 151, H gx,,,,,.,1:+:f- ' -, A. 1.4-'--.,11.,,1,.g:::,.:1,.,,1..L,::,...,4,-,.,,',.,...,.,.,.,,., . 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V- , X qhgfgh :Q S V' x Sanders Motor Co Sa es Servlce Parts Dalve and Blount Raleigh Sanders Service Satrshes Gosh no She asked me 11 I cooled mx mr hx tmpom the ears of lf O , N. C Does your girl know much about automobiles? - ' 'I' . f S Hlgh school daxs have then' dcllghta But thex cant comparg w1tl1 IllQIl Qchool mghte CUME IN TUDJIY RESERVE YUUR MARTIN 60 ALTERNATE FIRING TWIN OUTBOARD MOTOR early delivery Outstanding features youll find m a Martm. xclusnve Mechanlcally controlled poppet valves adapted for the first tlme xn a 2 cycle outboard Allow even fuel dlstrxbutxon sputter free transltlon from low to hlgh speeds 0 Exclusnve Full Swivel Permlts plvotmg of propeller end rlght mto the boat F8ClIlI18f,eS checkmg lower unit or removmg weeds wlthout having to reach lnto the water 0 Exclusive Verllcal Stern Adlustment Allows correct vertical posluomng of motor by turmng a knob Adjustment can be made whlle underway eEx:lusuve Combmed Fuller Cap Axr Vent and Spare Shear Pm Clxp Contains extra shear plns can t come loose Strearnlmed Can t rattle Sprlngs open at flip of latch OFUII 360 Steering Makes posslble com plete maneuverabxllty forward backward around and sxdewxse Assures flexzble safe steenng 0Centralized controls Three control knobs centrally located sxmphfy startmg Easy to operate SPEEDI SLOW TROLLINGI INSTANT FLOOD PROOF STARTING' STREAMLINED COMPACT WEIGHT 43 I-I5 POWERI 7 2 CERTIFIED tl P cdl0Illld HdllIlNdlL Lompam ll If I gums I xt lost .mother pupll sud thu IJlUlLSSUl as hm glass eye rolled down the smk 'NI Tom m. g th Bi 1 ' Wewlllnowh ' d th lwerc1as,. flf b g 11 H d OWSI' . mf GM?-' YOUVRE ALWAYS WELCOME AT THE LOUISBURG ROAD NUT SUND AES CHEESEBURV ERS MILK SHAKES VgGI g th! W J D Q Martin: I caught my boy friend fi' t' g. ms .: cau ht mine a way to , Well sou Qald I had to choose dldnt vou querled the husband m with his golf clubs bed Il ff Sell X I III N IIIANIONIJS Restaurant um lwnuf 1 Slfl rr Pl' 0PLES CAFF IxIXIlS I SXNIJX llllll I UI Il DRI Ixo Ill IXIIIIIS I 1 Raleigh Loan 0fflce If IepI1om 1246 I Vlslt the WAKE CAFE Gresham s TEXACO SERVICE The Beet m Foods 5 rr S ll ll umm m Suu I IICH X RE ROOF AND RE SIDE GIVE YOUR HOME A COMPLETE BEAUTY TREATMENT CALL 5255 -f Guegour home A BE ALT! TBEATWIFNT me l Security Roofing fr Supply COYPOYGTION South Blount Street at Hoke Carroll S I locked the car up before we left and non Ive lost the key Elizabeth C Dont mmd, It S a lovelx mght We can rlde home m the rumble seat fl I ' - Qz1if'.'. -i-- Y:YI'I - . .ul I . H.. ,, W XVIVIIIN JI-.ll-1I.IIl an! I,l CG,-XGIC 1 I N 5 . ., . 2303 South Wilmington Stn-1-L 223 5' ug'il,niHgU,n gmm ' 1' ' ml, iuzu. N. cr. I -,T II South llluunl ftr--l III!! fo II VI ' gn ft'-it HMA 111311. N. I. ILXI2 ' . , . C. ixfxhl X K ff I. fl ,v .V I -f Q . f. - X, f fl Devil Cto newcomerb : You act as if you own the place, Hen-peeked husband: I do. My wlfe gave It to me. NICK RUS OS tters and Cleane 36 Years Sahsfactory Service All Garments Are Insured Against Flre or Theft Office Phone 7746 I24 SOUTH SALISBURY STREET RALEIGH FHOOL OF COMMERC E I ompletv lourws UI lc notw pe Ill u hmm Sll0l'lll md 0llWfllll0ll and 1 Ollll Reporiln v nn, BIISIIIPBH Engllsh Spfllm md K1 lllllllf tu ' IsIllll00f,l'lllll Trunm s s IJI XI 0916 Mrs Holland B111 why ale xou CIWIHQ W1Id B111 Father just dlovs ned mx two cate Mrs H Tch Tch Thatb too bad B111 It Sure IQ He promxsed me I could do It H a r s Y 'k S I 1 J - A 4 ' S - C z ' ' v .' 1 I ' C H ' z l ' , ' g . T' I ' nv ' Ig ' , H ' g 2 .- I ' ' Business Machines . I I I . . g I II I 3 IifX. I' NIfXII'I'IX . I'III-IIi'I' Whats wrong. Dear. This doggoned razor won't cut. Why. it was all right when I cut the linolcum this morning. COI1gldlllldllOllS to the SCHIOI Class of 1948 ROYAL BAKING LOMPANY Retail Storm 109 South Wilmington Street Plant and Ofhmes Hillsboro ollad El BAMBY BREAD to YOIII C101 G1 Doctor You have acute appendlcxtis Joyce L Thank you 'T r . ff r l y . 1 1 '1 I Q 0 fu 1 1 o x , 4 ,R , 1 Q 1 1 n - o 4 1 Q Q Q , Q , 1 Mlss Coffex I see III the paper vxlurg mm tnachnr and one student were kllled Duckv Murray Poor fellow WILLIAM DANIELS CAMERA SHOP PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Scnentuhc Photo Fmlshmg DIATTHEWS SHADE C0 1 71105111 Ll all I io FHL NBWI S1 IN SPUII I SW I' All For ilu Young, Ilan FINE S VIEN S SHOP I II S ut Cong ratulatlons Dr Pepper Bottling Company Ralelgh North Carollna The source of many accidents is the driver. He hugs the wrong curves. I 7: 3 I X Y X l V I I' ' i S ' 1 ' tl . , 1 I Dual 8595 f 4. A- -, . . ,V , - V, 1 , ' .4 X Sli ' 'P ve, ' ' S an ' V ' 1Ifll1llfl7f'fllfL'fS of 7 Yenetian Blinds : Sllamles : ,Xwnings 7 101 ZIIFIIIIIHIQI M1-. Dial I-F503 A A i -9 J. , I Raleigh. Nl in -01 451 ulllm .I1 , , I Tommw Averw You look lllit llke mx glrl Anmg Ruth Young, I look even worQe m breen P0lVlul I A GIHIFI' IS WIARBIT I' fl 9 Della PFW UIIIIPIIIIIPIHW M WW h CllU HJSH NIPXIH I1 Ili 1 ' Xl fl PPHUDS DEJHXRTWILNI STORh fl 1 ipprumtv Your Palromlgp Z lv lullulllc 'hllfflt l' The Shop That Every Girl Knows Rlllflgll s Smurf: sl Shu l I1 II Sam G Id l1ke to trx that Slllt on lil thg wmdc xx Clerk Im Qorrx but xou ll haxc to ure the C1105 mg room X J J iv Q 1 Li 1 1 1: ' . nf 1 7' V' , Zlll llillslmru St. 1 lliul 2-Zfllf 'Z ITU!! Ulf-llxsoml .-MP. 2 lliul Tffl C. '. llN 1 J ik. If r -L. t I' 'UI f :lf UIHJQIQIQIIQS III! l'a1yc-llvxillu' Stn-vl 207 lf. Wlmilukvr Nlill llolul 'HAL 10545 lllil 'Q fl' I i 1 7 N1 1 I f 4- V1 . I V 1. I' -,.' A V lu' A ' 'I' 'I' '03 ' .V 'J C. IZ! l'4z1y1'llm'xill4- Strut Ex es rxght sald the Negro Sergeant ING re bponse Ex es rlght he Screamed agam Course xouae rlght murmured the prix ate m the rear Fllllllllllil pn t 6 0 .SL-va 91.0 I I l2.9F1xcltulllc Shut Rllllyll N l CONI RATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES lo ilu Student-, lnlcultx and fllblllla of Ralugh- H1011 bnhool TERN CAROLINAS LARGEST Judge Just xx hx are xou Quemg for non support Dlx orcee My husband forbade me to use a corset V , W . . H ' v ' .N .V ' . ' . , . f U ' . . I 1 d ' iAh1c1k'1LYk +- xlrf . l ' I I '. I ' C I I C L . - Q s ' ' Q L . 4. Y I l L r 1 1 -1 1 x ' I l ' A , , , if a . . , . Q, ' a' .3 ' 1 .f C a' 5 ... ,. . u - , . V Whats mv temperature Doctor What IS the worlds record HEILIC LEVINE Fme Furmture 134 Swuth XVIIIIIII1 ton Street MARTIN S INC U9 Fawettmllle Street SMART APPAREL MEIN and YOUNC VIEN SMALLS CITY GARAGE CO TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES s BICYCLES TRICYCLES HOWARD HOUSE A Good Place To Eat TWO LOL 4TIONb 2404 Hlllsboro btreet 209 We t Morgan ADAMS TERRY REALTY C0 Sales and Rentals 210 bouth ball bun 5llCf'I IHONI' 2 421 FLOWERS By Fallon s Are Dlstmctlve .I J Fallon Co , Inc We Crow thf flouers W S111 COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS RULERS BINDERS OFFICE FURNITURE 219 South Sollsbury Street Mr Smith I passed by your house ycsterda5 Bllly Brown Whew' Thanks - .,.. 101. - . ?.. 7 , . ., - . V. - 1 nl v ' , x., for I I Q I l I 'A' . 107 Snulh Salisbury Slrf-N 1- gi. ' ' g 3 . ' Raleigh- Mnrv.lh11rl rr qlulrlrnr' nj u arzlztllrl' ruth . IIYISFIUII f.11.vI0n1r'r.v 1 ec as . . - 1 a ' S F 'S S ' , g 4 3 w ' . -3-1. - I . . . . . I . H ' 3 I ' fe .V H ' . U V Miss Etirdz What is Geometrv. Violet? Violet: Why thats what an aeorn says when it grows into a tree. Ge-om-e-try L61 N Quahtq Fashaons for Women R KLILIGH 1901 KING S BUSINESS COLLEGE 1948 .School or S01 returws School o 401 ountumx and Business filllllllllsffllllllll IIllJil if N mo il N bummer Term 0pens June 7 and 14 F'1ll Term 0pens September 6 1 ll NI ik: tour R1 ersalion ear x IXIOIINXH IIUXIII1 Ni H001 UI Bl SIN NS N i ll Halen li XV'ide Gallant Ms forefathers camf, over on the l1fIU1jflOlLl7' Bill Howard You re luckx the lIT1ITlIf.,I ltIOI1 l'm are stricter now Y . 4' lfil. . I 1 I XII' 1 A Sz ' nal :Xssoviali Il nl' gXm'r'i'm-clilml tlIlIIlIllf'I'l'12il .'i'hUIllS 1:ll2l1'1l'I' xl1'Il1llt'I' National c:Ul1III'Il of llusiness Svlirmls 4 '1 U 1 .Mk 11lI'CLl1illOs1 a111l.'XpIl ulimi. . 1 '- 1' is ' 1 lj. O 9 0 If I . : ' lf' fl , ' 112.10 Faye-II:-xillv .11I'f't'1 Ilizl 6' II 'gl . X. If. 4: V 'Q L. , vxjx- iycll CQ, fxN'.f, The tailor was selling his best friend a suit. I'ni telling you. Harry. he said. that even your best friend won't recognize you in that suit! just take a walk outside for a minute and get the feel of it, Harry went out and returned a moment later. The tailor rushed up to hi U with a smile. Good morning, stranger. he beamed. what can I do for you? tim IN s BOYLAN PEARCE 'JHANWJY tUNll'Llrll l'ULlYl1MN mul l PS1 lll ll S ldlll ole ugh s I or I romp! Svrvu 0 5ll0PP'll9 Dial can Center 1 S BRANTLEY 6' SON Pharmacy 508 Hillsboro Phone 8834 Raleigh North Carolina Tons o Sutls fu lmn l0 'l'1 f 'l 0 BETTSCOALGOILCO Hill WU IAHUIT STURP Fqgg Fuel 031 Fruits and Irorlrue Illll 5 J lioi .Zu Old maids wear cotten g.,lox es because thu have no kids In h I 1 Q 1 l ' v Q if lui . I . , 'I' 'li If Ill 'l N fli ' ' Ii R if l ,' I x' ' . l2l- lllllslioro .'ll'l'1'l Your Family Drug Stm'1 ' 'G -fx 1-f-f r- J ' .f 1 1 f Ll A, X . Y ' Y ' 1. .' . . ' I f , 786' filll llll sl ri lllal '-P212 DAFFYNITIONS Flea: An insect that has gone to the dogs. Pretzel: A doughnut with rickets. Holy smoke: Results of a cannibal cooking a l11lSQ'lOll'll'j'. MARTIN MILLW ORK COMPANY if It s Malluml., We Can D0 It 700 llXhHlSUN AXPNII PHUNI 7 ' 4 I' AMES H ANDERSON Cleunmq Cupplaes N ull ll is X Nlxl tw lwlfl A hl HI She Cl an IU a lre He No no I just get out Lvexx tem lUllLS .md Jack lt up to gut lt 1 rest I 6 9 - ' , . . QQ L-2132 llftl. IIQLH. N. ll. XIMIHI l-I f . 'AND SOA '.'. IJISI l-'llllT.-XN'l'S ,XXII lllSlllXASlllXlL NIA-X'l'lCRlAl.S I-'lllllli XlAlYl'lIX.-XXVI-Q A A- .' '. Clif Xl.-X'I'l-1' ALS HALI Ill. N. ti. Dltl. 55-27311 I'. H. ISUX 7:12 'z 1 g' g' t' 1. eh1 ' 4 1 V - E Customer: I warn you, I shan't be able to pay for this suit for three months. Tailor: Oh that's all right. sir. Don't worry. Customer: Thanks. When will it be ready? Tailor: In about three months sir. INDUIHHAL MACHINERY FQUIPMPNT BFPAIR P KRTS QUPPLIFG IHLLON SUPPLY COMPANY R nlengh Durh llll Roeln Mount Folxlsbm o Sami' Marys School and .lunlor College nerflf Stung P sld nl Raleigh North Carolma l lgw thool grocluol Q ore olltre two cors ol K ondorcl college vmrl wc rrnculum also mc udes tw ro at hl 1 Ch xx r Excellent Courses In Art Business Expression Home Economics and Music Departments with Tuutnon Included nn General Charge r t XX Co n mul 9 o mr os: I ers OCP P1 ll I rl lllflx-l ND Df CTUDD lfzllv for fnlrzlngzze mul lmu film! Monex lsnt cverx thmg III the world I refer of COUISC to Confederate monew I1 I L 1 J J 1 K L A JL w 1 ' : z : I : 1 x ' C I 0 RIC' ' 1 . t 5 re e I l l S' . 5-, cl f , , ,f P g f C ll f cu f J l ' ll l and lfth Q dew t. gl 2 ool 'ol fell acoclwllc courses full, eccredlreo ln, the Southern Assocuotlw .. I . In . In . lwel .- cfe fl o Flelcl of 'rls G, I urn l'enrw. lr'- ou llled Sxxlr'1'n1nQ Pool Hr ,eh ld lg Qc' fi I X- I-YQ ,'sl'l'S 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' - I V James Edwards: What was your score today, Osleri' Osler Murray: Seventy-two. James: Boy, that's good, Oslerz It's not bad, but I'm hoping to do better on the next hole. .fdncaln Mama? ,F1 sv Exclusive Lmcoln - Mercdry Dealers for Ralengh and Vlclmty HARMON MOTOR CO 3623 ILLSBORO STREET RALEIGH N PHONE 33648 O D WYATT Plumbing and Heaung Contractor Phone .3559 Raleigh, N C Then there was the absent mmded professor who sent hls wlfe to the bank and klssed hls monev good bve 'ia A I fx 'T -A' H , .c. T Luc1Ile Thompson Have xou heard Im :nga ed to an Irleh box Harrlet Vallas Oh rzallw Lucille No ORIIGN GLENWO0Il Sll0F Sll0P f 1111111111111 nh APITAL ICE 5 COAL C nc rump! llllll I1111rl11r11s 600 West Horgell Street In ROIEIQI1 N C Ifmso 1 Xxfl DIAL 5589 BYN UM PRINTING COMPANY Better Prmtmg PHONES 64I7 6418 RALEIGH N C ART FLOWER SHOP I IXYJLSI Ialorgl I1 Stud Dual 7240 Raleigh N C WHITE? GRIICERY l'r1sl1 lI111Is IWIIIII fr1111fz1x I1 1111111 N ff PHUNP 31161 THE GRIDIDLI4 Fine Fllllllfl I IIIII I Stl Ixllf gll llENlllnRSON G LUNCllln0NET'l'E N 11 Plume V09 Mms Coffee s car stalled at the corner and the trafllc llght changed red yellow and green The pollte pollceman stepped up beslde the car and asked What s the matter lads amt we got no colors vou llke . I 1 v, Illltlllt' TZIII f ' ' 5 f' Y I O., I . II 1' , R. SPI' '1' I I - - 2300 C 1 ' ol ,- 'wife ' Q 0 ' , . . P . f 1' ' -. 21 ' A nl- A 1 I- , I -1- 1.- ,g, 1 ,S Flozrers for All EJITIISIOIIS ' Tllfl W1-SI Plllll-'P ,ltrht ' ' , . . ll I f -7 1 1 1 Q J l L T 1-1 flllfl Illllwlmru .lIl 'l 2501 ' alum .I PPI I li .i :L ' ' v I ' - r 1 r I , - - l - ?sv ' Wade Gallant: XVhy are you wearing that toothlfrush in your lapel? Cecil Deans: Oh, that'S my class pin. l went to Colgate? F. D. CLINE CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Raleigh North Carollna Best Wleheb to the Clase of 1948 T H BRIGGS AND SONS INC tliurdwure Smce 1865 Complzmente 0 L A N D S Raleigh s Leading Credut Jewelers I37 Fayettevulle Street DIAL 23751 Complzments 0 CLARK ART Sll0P AW NINCN XINETHN BLINDS SHADES PICTL RE FHUIFS ECI MITCHELL PRINTING COMPANY Fquzppefl to Handle 4m .Size fob BOOK BINDING OFFICE SUPPLIES RULING 1 W Hal ett Dlal 8821 Stacy Do xou file your fl!1g61fallS Vlolet No I just throw them awa x after I cut them -ir O 0 , 0 6 ' 99 . l I I ' f GU'-ITM Rl GS WEDDING INVITATIONS 1011 I:-rnmml Aw-. Illlhllt' 8319 If 'A -g SL ' ' w 3 l -1' ff ry Dad. give me a dime. Not today. Sonny. not today. Dad. If you'II give me a dime. I'1I tell you what the ice-man said to mama t is morning. Hero son. quick-fwhat did he say? HQ said, 'How much icc today Lady? Illium- Th-I-6 Night H333 RAINBOW FLORIST IQKII IIIIIsIluI'n SIIPVI Iialle-lggll. N. I.. lfuf l'ilHllf'l.Y l'uII:'1l l'funl.s l,'mv1gw.s 1 IHIt'Nll lll'Sl,gII.N II' IWIIIIIAIIH llvrnrr1II'n11s J. F. WILLIS SHEET METAL WORKS Ikofv Strom ot I-Iollfox Phone 692I Raleigh, N. C. FERGUSON S HARDWARE HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES and GENERAL HARDWARE We Deliver II IIUNEYCUTT, INC Faeluoms or M n Halel I1 I nnzplmwntfc 0 R LEIIH LAUNDRY Corner of Dawson md Llblrrllb Lucillc Please s1r Id like next week OIT if it is convenient Boss Oh you xx ould eh' Whats up' Lucxllt Wall mx box friend s goin on his honex moon and Id like to go with him I C . ' . f env :vm lim-1..,.-., si, l'1...n.- ur' l'll l' lllllel 'VU Sl- 'S X1 , Y 1 I 1 z 'z z ' I A woman rldm a txollu car wax '11 XIOUS not to pw: hcl ClCQtlIl8t10I1 She Ib thla thc Flrst Natlonal Bank N0 mum xeplud thu conductor Tl'lllSl11N stomach DIXIE CLE AN ERS I I 4118! Hltf ll ultllul I lei 1 ll ntl I'llllllNll lou: l om: 4 ls 111111 111 II PI 11 IWIJIII l'urn11un Ninn 1 ln 1 MOORE S TEXACO SERVICE Complete Automo we Supplies Puck up and Dellvery Servlce lfb-ll Clems ml Aw Pl ne tl 00 fompllmen ts 0 MCLELLAN S Muslc Department 230 Fayettevnlle Street Dual 4228 ll Vw-ll lxnmsn Fllfllllllltl Ill lm u Applll e luur l'r mlfv Ihuu CARTEIPS INC d ., ,J Compliments 0 BARBIIUR S F690 STATIIIN MUTUAL AUTO SERVICE ff it le Fare-st Ac General Automotive Repair Telephone 8142 l UIIEIIIUIIPIIES 0 HUMPTY DUMPTY HOUSE NVQ ke Fore-it Road DELICIOUS HAMBURGS and SPUDS Francis Parker: Where did you get the black eye? Osler Murray: I went to a dance and was struck by the beauty of the place poked the conductaor with lt-er umbrella. A h U E A U Q , 3 . N . V.. L J A 4 l 'Th ulgh nur flrmrx pus.: Ihr' firms! If I 'I 'i I l I 'Ire pwpfw an uurlh. our '. rf i' We Call uml 1-lin-r Q M , , KIMBRELL S Inc. lim . anmg . I Y A U H l lg .w , g ' ' . 1 312 XY. Xlv-1-gan St. l'llunr- Il- -Ill 12,1 lf' un 1' 51. Dial TTQQQ 1 1 - f 1 , -.. , ', t.. :Ala ' . . 2 d . ' T ' , f lx 'tr ' ant-es SP1 ' Iv I l' 9 K I V . JI- L L IU llwt Nlilfllll Ntrw-I l'llum flltl l f fc P ad Jerry I have bought eomcthmg, fo Norma H A box of clgars r the one I love Gues what RALEIGH CYCLE CO Expert Lawnmower Sharpening Columbia 5' Schwinn Bicycles UIHIIIIHIPNEQ 0 IRIENDLY CLEANERS fllllll flollus I f 1 2l FIVE POINTS VARIETY COMPLETE Sc Cr I0c STORE 2010 Fa r '1 DeVan Barbour, Agent MUTUAL INSURANCE ure Automotive Tornado CAROLINA HARDWARE COMPANY Incorporated JOBBERS 233 35 South Wulmmgton Street PHONE 2 0531 RALEIGH N C ECKERD'S DRUG STORE 222 Fayetteville Street Drugs Sundrues Cosmetlcs Tourlst Whats m here Gulde iLead1ng the wav mto a morgueb Remams to be seen slr I 1 x ' r u T. S -p . 1: I ' I , f W ' 4 K I I I IIT .I ' .I :1'lIIIn QUIII IIIIINIrorn Street IQQKII IIIIINIIUTU SI. IlIl0l1t' QI-IIIPZ Phu!!! ,- M88 Ir'ICOrLuOrGIc'5CI F' : ' : . ixipu RUM IIIII Sm-urity Hank Huiluling ni I 1,1271 I'I1ono-- T565-hh Rule-igll, X, if, - . 1 ' 0 M155 Gllmore JIIHIUN xou remmd me ot JIITIITIN Why Mlss GIIIUOFC It 5 bullt on a blutl Quebec nn nu rv nn Irmr f Stop III ul flu MILKY W KY , x I 1 I-Ill l omplrments 0 GOULD MORRIS ELECTRIC COMPANY Fave Pomts Pharmacy x lllllPllN Illlul I mul Ilzlzzrrrf II ll xx l NXII N N JIM I Il nn w P W GRISSIIM True In or Hire I 0 il FAMILY LAUNDRY SERVICE gl 0 X UNI. 5 'x,,-J for the convenlence and pleasure of the home Let us do all your Laundry PHONE8873 Capital Cnty Laun y IIS West Martin Street A wcddlng, IIITIOLISIIIL rolled up Flfth Avenue 1 few weeks 'lgo wlth A 1 placard tied to the rear bumper It read Carclebs talk caused thls MBL I fri - I' ' ' :ray flpgusilr- IIIWIIILIIIIIIII IIig:I1 .'4'II.,..I ill SI. Nlulylr Sli' 'vi SIf.'XIfI'If5'I' Ill l I'If:XKl . I 1 1 1 I . l'r1'fr'rf ' .' ,Il ' nr 'IA' 'I Shure' Il l 'sz L f Ilal 8:30 XXI. In lllzllll l'.NI. t Sunrluy I2:UlI Nm-n to fzllll I'.NI. mu ,Q I VU. STH.. . .1 A .-Xggvn I'ur,'XIIz1sI' m'l'lfu. mga mal.-..It.,...1 I-xt.-, I' ., -4144 'fH gl1- X' II' Xt F jx SQ E 5 f 5 Iv . ee ,A X D A sl Q- , '. if -I 'Q.f'f'.-x II o ol. do Jo V. 6 0, O, :I Q 'Yr CI r I I I I 'I ' I I ' I vy 1 C ' . Cook Dld sou hear them sax mxthmg about the cookmg New Mald No but I notlced them praxmg before thex ate IIII A-I-RONIZ xXNlINI It OUR l'l'lll N S'l'Fl'L L0 VERTISE llllsll HAYES BARTON PHARMACY PHILIP D and HOBSON GATTIS 2000 Falrvlew Road PHONE 4641 Au Condutloned C A P S I hom 9 7 71 PO0L ll00M CANTON CAFE If 1 Sp11111I1z1' In QHIINPSI1 John W Evans Son, Inc 'U' COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE UII1 lill AIN boon SERVICE? UPHOLSTERING PAINTING Dual 4673 f Raleigh, N C INIIIIIOUHITC s wife I5 there am hope tor hlm' Dr That depends upon what vou are hopmg lor Ifllli SIIII If'I'I'IIyXI, 5'I'IfIQI, 11 P E out Q xl, vox I'1's1'l I Q .I J I ' . AD R5 p IIia1I IIIILZII II11I1'igI1 w y x . . , 'A' 1 . , - . 1 I I 1 I ak IIIII HiIIsImro II2lI'Ig1II. N. II. READ THIS before you decide on your profession W ,genus oa' 'lnonk F00 7 URING the next six rear hall a million leach ln positions will he available in the United States Thousand of men and women ac needed to replace inadequately prepared teach ers now ln the schools to fill the xacancie caused by normal turnover and to meet the needs of the five million additional children horn during wartime There is a need for eh mentarv and hr h school teacher collefre m structors, principals superintendent and edu catlonal specialists of every kind Now you know the law of upply and de mand When xour kind ol tnaimnf and ability ale needed, offers for it ale made mote and more HIIIHLIIYE That is what s happenin in the ttafhmg pro eslon Nlam communitu are taking sts to improxe their local school conditions somt are grantm-' salary mtrea-e o L f an tstamh nn' at mtv, minimum ddllt 1 teachus tnt and n 1 ft o ox te ,. -ona ati fattron tlan tfachln l mu are a horn teacher make tour decl ion non join tht honored profe ron For Our Teach er Mold Our VHIIOII Future and Xmerica future has need of you Prznted as a publzc venice by EDWARDS 8: BROUGHTON COMPANY Prmters Stationers Lnthographers Engravers Raleigh, North Carolina 0 lf 401 wx N s ' - . '- pe . - - B., p, ' ' i rl . 'CJ '.i--sm'stat's ' l - , 'J 'l Fl J l-fi ' ' ' ' s' l' 's fr r i ' . . V ' . . . ' The ability to teach is a special gift. a valueml , , , I tal- . ' o 1r1f's-i n pr 'il s renter per- . ' N A ,' g ls s ' l' ff ' . , .g . ' A ' N- g 's' ' to M -, - S1 ' ' ' ' 's ss' . , ' - , 5 , H 1 , 2: Mar MQ HJIJLLQ 1?-yyzz +i'f M-ff wg'-Q iijijf-f-'Q 3 :eww fam LW 8-Q.eg?,qjl:' ,ak iwzffw WEE Sim Wfffm MZ? j,f '2Zj,ipZZf7gjp www 1 ,W J MW MW? fgjifngigfifu M Amy VKX 5 GMP' QA gy TD on ix I! .ke M5123 Z1 of 01f . ' l ' 'ig 41.5-va 41 3 RAPHS as MW ' 'D . O Q M, . aw- ,- X O! . . X ' it I if 3 W sm 'af' EW ' . M, 'v ' Wflaaqj' J 'kia' ' . 167 ' in 4 . - la? G x J , . . E 7' JMJ0 422 f f . . ' !?.5YfNe?, f Q ,pax 1 ff :.yg+' ff' V - if 4 '-5'j Q f . A -Q . L 'QQ i415-zfuf ,-,5 , il , ,K L if 1 . ,- -gin . , 1 .3 j .5 f W MJ X 6 ui' Q s .1 I -4 71 5 V, , ' S . E.. X -, ,, . r'- I gym. 4. 14. 'Y' 4 ! 1 .1 x - :rw ' , v ' u