Johnston County High School - Hawk Yearbook (Smithfield, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

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As the school year passes, we pause to catch a final glimpse of everything we have done, Our classmates, our friends, our teachers have all played a part in this, our senior year, We have attempted to preserve the memories through word and picture. We the seniors of J.C.'I'.S. made itg we will live it. Here it is---the 1959 HAWK, Ethel L. Bryant, Editor WE GR TEF LLY DEDIC TE 3522: ZZ:-:gg 5?'::: ' 5131 1:-E11 3155. -13-.1 gf. .1- . Init- -:-ug' 111:11 :-:::- -13.3. '- - 55:5 '3:-I: . . 451' -1'113:1'. .-.:-- I-Z-:.'.-. 2:23. ig!-:Iii t: ' 25:17-' 1-.1 FEE-I ..?:.7 25:4-.2 gn . 5325 .gi-'I .- - - - :.'-gb -1:1123 n ', , ' ' g I '-.5-.: -5- --- -.. '. ., . -- r, -.1-212 gr::!-- . . . . . . 2512- 1-IE: :E 'v uf, 1. 1.-..:. -:1'.-. wr: -0' a 0 1 J I u ' fs' ' :.3z2tf- 234'- a0','.'. n'.v'a' 'I-'-1 -1: ':-' 3:31. .356 '.'.og- Lid., , we : ....g .0 5- -un' ,. ... ... .,.. . '.p . , '. :ug ,pg -' -. ,,... -.-5.. 'I o' 1' -:-.. '-E: :5::- Q:-- : -:g-:'- '5:25:- .' na' .-P,-. 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E.-:sg an-Lk: E52 232'-C31 4.3.3 . ,,-.- . E-25 ' '1-Z :-:- aff' ... . ie: :IJ-v .,:,,. 359. .'.'.1' '-'.'.'.1 .::::1 1355? :::-... -...g:. .uv- .g. ...' of:-I! .TO MISS BENNIE A, GRICE Our class is greatly indebted to our many friends who made this mile-stone of achievement possibleg the board of education, the superintendent, the principal, teachers, and parents. We dedicate our expression of gratitude to one of our beloved teachers who retired from service at the Johnston County Training School in 1953. Miss Bennie A. Grice was born in Johnston County, North Carolina. She received her public school education in Johnston County. Shie is a graduate of Fayetteville State Teachers College and has done extensive study during summer sessions. Her interest is shown in youth not only in the classroom but on the street, on the play grounds, in Sunday School, Church and wherever a word of encouragement is needed. To one whom we hold in high esteem, To one whom we sincerely respect, To one whom we have always found ready to help us, and guide us in our problems, We proudly dedicate this edition of the Hawk to. . .Miss Bennie A. Grice. 4 -. N hu PUBLISHED BY . . . THE SENIOR CLASS A .ffl ' mg. , f, ' . 'ik' +A WITH. I fl hf5Tlr'uzb'i'JFITI F A. -11, , .-,. nw-,M ,W n,,4nw Mn -Q U1. 'I whim ' M ,m!ypq1q'J:1-r fQ f fi :I .af -is D, AVERY A I f4TfgJ fQ1 -fgif T ,g :f1a,,:. Igfiqsizfw H ' W5 I' tl F VINSON A 'A V A W A , ,N , wif . ' f, .f ' ' 1-. ' ' , K. Assoc1ate Edxtor M . 1 ,E v , 1 i 1 M lv A ,N ' E. BRYANT 'W ' .. Edltor X ' A - . ,JK ' Q4 I 'C' 4,1 41 ,ffm an A .A ' .14 -- 5. ' .5 . ev. G, CLARKE A. RUSS S. DOBBIN -,.1-f 'rf ., Ax THE HAWK STAFF IK Q -vw I -E N. A M 5 1 ' R 5 I U, NEIL I I A I A ,,, I if 'A my ' C M. WATSON Q,-f K . A I I 7 RICH . 'pn - 'Q 'VA '...':- J, BRYANT - L. D1GGs 7, IR G - R. BOYLAN. N. SANDERS A 7 I ' ,, If A , - yur ' C. SAUNDERS . . OF JOHNSTON COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL SMITHFIELD, NORTH CAROLINA O R PRINCIP L... EVANDER s, SIMPSON. supzmmennsur J- V, OGBURN. BOARD CHMRMAN gofznafon county Utairzing Scgoof W R, COLLINS, PRINCIPAL cgmifgfiefaf jvotfg cwtofifzu. January 20. 1959 TO: Members of the 1959 SENIOR CLASS RE: Their Sponsors, Parents, and Friends. Seniors, as you complete this second phase ofyour scholastic work and become a High School Graduate, you will be faced with another important decision, and whatever course you take, must be determined by a consideration of sev- eral factors, Whether you go on to further study, go to work, or do nothing, will depend on you. The decision will be yours to make, It is naturalfor your parents, sponsors, and friends to hope that you may find it convenient to continue in schoolg but their fondest hopes will follow you in whatever you accept for yourself, so long as it is honorable. If you have the will and determination, even though you may not have much money, a way will be opened for you. Therefore, don't give up until you have tried every source, and even then, be ,willing to try again, if at first you are not successful. I congratulate you on your accomplishments to date, and strongly urge that you seek Divine Counsel and Guidance in your future efforts. Sincerely, Principal Q i MR. W. R. COLLINS E . REMIND US . . ff .rf MRS, D, S, WHITAKER Mathematics 0,1 MISS M, A, BROWN Commercial Education MISS A. WILLIAMS Spanish - Mathematics MRS. V. R. BARFIELD French-English Piciure MRS. G. R. WILLIAMS Noi' . Home Economics Available MRS. C. G. ENNIS English dwxf-f ' REAn MR, R, E, AVERY Grade 8 MRS, M, I, BRYANT Grade 3 Piciure No? Available . . OF THE OPPORTUNITIES . . MRS, G, W, BULTER Grade - 6 MRS, F, GIBBS Grade - 4 ' MISS M, BUTCHER Grade - 2 MRS. M. L. HEARTLEY Grade - 6 ' MRS. E. CANADY Grade - 6 MRS, E, R, DAVIS Grade - 4 MR, M, W, HEARTLEY Grade - 7 MISS W, E, JOYNER Grade - 1 .5 ...... h,,. - Y,,.,,,,, ,,,. uw . X blink 1 1 - , , 4 4 H 1 . ' ' X. A, pl, , t. f1--Lv , 'N 1 N . Q 1 v X N x XM . . . ' A Q .'fa.,-.g V fr ' iffF'i1+S,' , ' 3' ,A f fQ5.PX1j'f, ' ' Q :1.'.':.-J' 'M 71 qw ..w4rF3,g, N , - ' . l'. 'Qx , , -. x-xx X .fx N.. t ff 'm2,-gui. I ., .X-X - ., ., LA .,. f ,.,, x N., - . .,. 1, ., 1 . A v . , J:- A. '53 QM. 0,3 65 . 3' . gs f W- n A? lp' I if ,A ,, T .K i An.:- -1, l gx ...mx x - f 025, CLASS HI TORY ln September. . . 1955 we entered the high school with one hundred-fifty-two freshmen. We soon overcame our fear of the upperclassmen and the hazing that was received from them disappeared. Our advisors were Miss Blair, Mr. T. I. Dublin, Mr. Q. K. Wall, and Mr. R. Ennis. We followed the leadership of Glenda Clarke, President, and Ruth Vinson, Secretary. Our class was well represented in most of the activities, band, basketball, student coun- cil, and honor society. This year was our most enjoyable. We shall always cherish this year because of the glorious event that gave us more poise and confidence The Freshman Bal1. The year flew by in a mass of happiness and activity, we said. Goodbye to our' freshman year. In the year of 1956. we were no longer, First Class Freshmen, we had entered into that wonderful year in which we were supposed to walk the path of Sophomore's, and it was a wonder- ful feeling indeed. We lost one of our advisors, Mr. Ennis, and gained a new one, Mrs. A. M. Forte, who along with Miss Blair, Mr. Wall, and Mr. Dublin helped to make our Sophomore year a success- ful one, Our President, Glenda Clarke, Vice President, James Eldridge, Secretary, Mildred Watson and again our class was represented in many activities carried on by the faculty and members of the student body. Months rolled by very rapidly and we were becoming more and accustomed to the ways and habits of a High School student. When the moment came, and we realized that it was time for our vacation, and also time to start preparing ourselves for the exciting year coming up, our Junior Year, We can truly say, we will never forget the happy moments of our sophomore year, and the many events that took place, but as we all know, time waits for no-one. We entered our Junior year with eager anticipation. Our class officers were Willard Smith, President, Glenda Clarke, Vice Presidentg Margie Cole, Secretaryg Lois Diggs, Assistant Secretary. With the aid of our sponsors, Miss L. M. Blair, Mr. Q. K. Wall, and Mr. R. Ennis we were determined to make the best year ever, Members of the class participated wholeheartedly in all clubs and activities. Glenda Clarke reigned as Miss J.C.T.S. Christmas Queen. Soon the time came that we were all waiting for. The Prom, April 25. 1958. The gymnasium was beautifully decorated with our theme April Showers, in mind. Music was rendered by The Swinging Shepherds. After the school term was out everyone was rejoicing and waiting for their Senior year to come. Everyone worked hard the summer of '58 thinking about the different things that they wanted and would like to have in order to help their parents for their senior year. September finally came and everyone was happy to be dignified seniors. Everyone returned meeting, and greeting their old friends. We had many class meetings to weigh such things as class rings, mottos, our class officers, and most of all invitations. We enrolled about 89 seniors. CLASS HI TORY The class officers were: David Avery, President, William Bradley, Financial Secretary, Edward Watson, Vice President, and Charlotte Saunders, Recording Secretary. Mrs. Barfield, a new member of our faculty, Mr. Wall, and Mr. Dublin were our advisors. As you know everything did not go as we wished for it. We had bad and good ties. The year of 1958 was the first time we had at our school a Parent-Teacher Student Conference which was held October 20, 1958. Theme: The relationship between the parent, teacher, and student in the total educational development of the child. There were many parents participating and attending the program, Our first Holiday was Thanksgiving which we had about five out of school. Everyone returned to school laughing and talking about the different enjoyments they had over the holi- day period. And now the student finally got back into working condition before the Christmas vacation came. Another exciting day was the pictures which were taken for the yearbook. Many pro- grams, and plays were planned for the year. All of these were a success. The rings were scheduled to be here on January 15, 1959. A great surprise was held for us because of the snow which was a long vacation before Christmas, We had approximately three weeks out for Christmas unexpectedly. Everyone was glad to get out for the needed rest. School reopened the 29th of December, The New Year was planned with Senior Parent Banquet, May 265 Class Night, May 28thg Baccalaureate Exercises, May 31g and dear ole Commencement Day, June 4, 1959. By the expressions on the seniors of the Johnston County Training School, we hate to leave our many, many friends, our beloved principal, faculty, and classmates, No matter where we go or where we be, we will never forget our beloved school. By:G1enda Clark Mildred Watson Margie Cole Charlotte Saunders - Typist A ' A ' Q 2 . '-,sm , Y 's 'rpsfui 1 SYLVIA J, ATKINSON Ambition - Secretary Activity - Dancing DAVID L. AVERY Ambition - Lawyer Activity - Basketball E I Picture 4 Noi' Available GEORGE W. BARFIELD Ambition - Teacher BARBARA B. BENTON Ambition - Seamstress Activity - Choral Club RUTH M. BOYLAN Ambition - Teacher Activity - Arts and Crafts WILLIAM L. BRADLEY Ambition - Pharmacist Activity - Band CHARLES E. WILLIAMS Ambition - Barber HARRY L. WATSON Ambition - Barber Activity - Dramatic ' PATRICK WILLIAMS Ambition - Highway Patrol Activity - Baseball Piciure Noi' Available DORIS RICH A mbitron Nurse Activity Dramatics M'--dui W' if CHARLOTTE SAUNDERS Ambition - Nurse Activity - Dramatics i' f,,.,,,,aW if I B ' if EVELINE WILLIAMS Ambition - Nurse Activity Dramatlcs in MARGIE A. COLE' Ambition - Nurse Activity - Dancing U? LOIS I. DIGGS Ambition - Nurse Activity - Choral Club SILAS DOBBIN Ambition - Artist Activity - Math Club JAMES W. ELDRIDGE Ambition - Barber Activity - Choral Club ANNIE L. EVANS Ambition - Teacher Activity - Dramatics REUBEN L. FERRELL Ambition - Businessman Activity - Basketball GLENDA L, CLARK Ambition - Secretary Activity - Press Club EUTEAN COGDELL Ambition - Librarian Activity - Dancing ALEXANDER COIT Ambition - Chemist Activity - Basketball ETHEL L, BRYANT Ambition Mathematician Activity - Choral Club JEAN C. BRYANT Ambition - Nurse Activity - Dancing JAMES CHRISTMAS Ambition Mechanic Activity - Science Club EMORY H. INGRAM Ambition - Radio and TV Tech. L Activity - Dra matics My-Y VIRGINIA JONES Ambition - Secretary Activity - Crafts REBECCA LEE Ambition - Nurse Activity - Crafts ROYSTER LEACH Ambition - Mechanics Activity - Band YVONNE LEWIS Ambition - Secretary Activity - Dancing 9. EMMA MANGUM Ambition - Beautician Activity - Choral IESSE HAMILTON Ambition - Nurse Activity - Choral Club MATHEW HEARTLEY, III Ambition - Musician Activity - Band WALTER HILLIARD Ambition - Jet Pilot Activity - Dancing SAIL 'CN-.41 CHARLES FRAZIER Ambition - Lawyer THE SHIP A ctivity Cheerle ader ZOLA GRAHAM Ambition - Beautician Activity - Dramatics OF AMBITIO DENNIS HALEY Ambition Photographer Activity - Photography CHARLES HOLDER Ambition - Teacher TO ARD Activity - Basketball HARVEY OATES Ambition - Barber Activity - Baseball Player 7 ,A 21:23. . v . ' k s' gf: ' i 3:13 wmv, 1,54 y ,, as--Q g ate? 5' rw? 2 ggi CARL NIXON Ambition Engineer Activity - Glee Club fi? SHGRES OF SUCCESS LEAMON PARKER Ambition - Engineer Activity - Library Club GLORIA PEACOCK Ambition - Nurse Activity - Choral Club EDNA PERRY Ambition - Nurse Activity - Crafts MARY E, MCCLAMB Ambition - Secretary Activity - Driving NAPOLEON McDAN1EL Ambition - Barber Activity - Basketball FRANCES I. MOORE Ambition - Nurse Activity - Choral Club x ilu... RALPH MOORE Ambition Activity - Trade WILLIAM A, MORGAN Ambition - Engineer Activity - Science Club if ULYSSES NEIL Ambition - Mathematician Activity - Basketball DORIS SANDERS Ambition - Secretary Activity - Dramatics ELLA SANDERS Ambition - Beauucian Activi-ty - Craft NELLIE SANDERS Ambition - Typist Activity - Dancing EARNESTINE RODGERS Activity - Choral Club ALICE RUSS Ambition Gy noco gist .Z CHARLES W SANDERS Ambition - Mathernatician AL Ar Ac Clif Arm Actl FULTON M. VINSON Ambition - Lawyer Activity - Basketball ALONZA WATSON Ambition - Baseball Player Activity - Band CHARLOTTE E. WATSON Ambition - Secretary Activity - Crafts ANNIE D. SMITH Ambition - Secretary Activity - Dancing WILLARD A. SMITH Ambition - Doctor Activity - Band FRANCES L. TOMLINSON Ambition - Pediatrician Activity - Choral Club i a 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS '61 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Edward Moore Secretary Kane Rowland Vrce Presrdent Wrlhe Kent Treasurer Mrchael Sanders Messrs Enms Brame Mrss Blau and Mr Lamberth . - - . . . - . . y 9 - . . . . I I l I I I 0 s X W . if x U s M N 5 1 X X my X 4 . 1 'Y-'xv A., . Sw. w. if X 'w....b. y . .L 'KI SUPERL T IVES MOST MUSICAL James W. Eldridge Gloria Peacock BEST LEADERSHIP QUALITIES David Avery Glenda Clark MOST STUDIOUS Willard Smith Alice Russ 2 I . Nur rf , 7--..' MOST DRAMATIC Charles Sanders Doris A. Rich MOST ATHLETIC Edward Watson Yvonne Lewis BEST PERSONALITY Emory Ingram Margie Cole ' 'b..'4 N, 5: ,, ?'1??i2??WW' i-. N . A 'sv MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST ATTRACTIVE Eutean Cogdell MOST HANDSOME Emory Ingram David Avery Alice Russ BEST ALL ROUND Willard Smith Glenda Clarke SENIOR FAVORITE Glenda Clarke I t 3 , I i ,gg W f lf 4 3 , .z xr, H Q, H1 SENIOR FAVORITE James W. Eldndge R L. ,M- L. L- 5- 'Guilty' ,,nnn, O 4 'Q 8 0 MISS SWEETHEART X I x I 1 L I I 4 Y i E i :1 I 'I 1 J 1 f r f. S 5 E Every Child A Chance J.C.T.S.-SMITHFIELD, N. C. .-qi.-guru NOVEMBER ' l5eQ'fv-uf- f?f gms, ll, ,eg ,vii '- 'Collins SPEOIA' i All students ' ff? clates seniors and dt -udents requirements ' are nrzed i '. R. Collins pre- of congratulation menft to honor roll riday, October 24, -ogram and instal- : sponsored lby the Society. also installed the of the honor so- Clark, president, , vice president: secretary, Gloria rant secretaryg and Jverett, treasurer. ,rs of the society fston, Alice Russ, Willard Smith, Da- wois Diggs, Larry ie Sanders, Myrtle eva Bennett, Mul- Ray Cox, Claudia Emma Nixon, Rosa , Christabell Wat- crulfing Com County Trai' field, N. C. how you mf loma. Thin fo the year PTA Gr For Impi made duri' months for munity, thu puxblic relaix sent resolutir tude to the board and tht commissioners. Resolutions 'ehool board c ll- V ' l 41 rmer Sf For the r Editor - Alice Russ, Managing Editor - Eldridge Harley, News Editors - R. Poston, L. Johnson, L. Anderson, Sports Editor - Burt, Feature Editor - Vinson, Business Managers Williams, Chappell, Advisor - Mrs. Barfield. THE PRESS CLUB lf? U 'liLf5 :KA vi or E' ii-'X ' ui. . X S . 3 , lUt ',i? l1 l93 1 I' K .Nasa A , ig K' 4 3 BUS DRIVERS President - Earl George, Vice President - Willie Kent, Secretary - Glenda Assistant Secretary - Gloria Peacock, Advisor - Miss Brown. of W rf, - 'L-sw 'STON COUNTY QUNA Puauc Clark, X, ' fi Y fgffw 231 0 .1 2 ,an Yffff I JA ,T LET THERE BE MUSIC , , X. xi f mE EEEEE was 'N E' I M W 2 f vl X X pr rm V ii r --+L. .Q - '- A .K M ,Qf M., , .X :gf ma., 0 Agsgrsrif-gggzwar. A X I i .hh 4 L . M is , ,f, - N V -W VY., -Y . V ,- EA f , , . wr .. W JMGN, y -, Q -.A .., -f-' f f V ,A ,1-4 . T V4 Q. 1' xv '-ma 'M X A 'A ,f X ' ,M , sly, ' ,,,, t V s VW W 'f fam. '- - Y- QQNMS ffm. 4... . -1 1 We rm, .,, A-.fs . , , 4 r ' tjgw? M74 X , ' Afw- 4 ,gn ' v 'd.'.JXZ'f,ZQ,. ' ' A ,L President - Albert Bryant, Secretary - Frank Nixon, Vice President - Willard Smith, Assistant Secretary Alice Russ, Treasurer - Curtis Simms, Advisor - Mrs. L. R. Watts. ,B-L Q4 A than U ' Vbsi 31' . flu 'f in Llgrf. A Q A nf' is Xin ' w x , . , if NAM A., 1- .ur 3 , ,. ' A U sk V QI, xy, ph .,Ay':5 . N - , J .. ' , 1 , . , . , . ., I , .. -sg Q , f ,g. 4-riff' ' ' - XX V' 6 ' tg if . , . 351. , - ig A Q j W if pi- -f ' . ,W ' .wh 'f ' f Fi E ' , , . w f ' X W , M' f r 5' V sgffg ij! 1 ' ' fb- jf - , , , 8 . x K . ' - . W. M L an- President - James Eldridge. Director Mr' I C e PATROL Captain - Edward Watson, Lieutenants - Donnie Jones, John Mitchell, Alice Russ, Michael Sanders, Ethel Bryant, Advisor - Mr. T. I. Dublin. hi.- wx-,,. N ' , JZ Lie J N . 5 '2 .., I Lrg gv ' STUDE T COUNCIL a n A - W-ff--MMM fu' ff f:1,,fe,5:-grgf: '1 s A v- 6 , - -. xfiliakwa it President - Glenda Clark, Secretary - Hilda Nixon. Vice President - Carolyn Everette, Treasurer Emma Nixon, Advisors - Miss Bonner, Mr. Wall, and Mr. Lamberth. TIS, DRAMA AT J.C.T.S Presrdent Charles Cole Adv1sor Mrs Enrus Secretary Kane Rowland V1cePres1dent Barbara W1111ams Assrstanr Secretary Dor1sR1ch Busmess Manager Harry Waston Get Along Boy The No Account Boy 4 A. 1 5,1 4 ' ww' ' ' ww., If 've if 4 3' v ,. .,,,L:,f 1. 1 , Q' S , 5. ,,,,gA,, y . M W , . ,N V' 'v W 'Y Nsyew-f nuff' V ' . ' f.,S,1z,,.g Q. f . fs? iiffy- 9' A ,. ,ffwfw V3 :Q ' A, ,313 if ya Q 4 QQV g , Q, . , .L ' '. , L' ww A5 64 W kk? Q gi X V A J ,:r 8.L . xx' ' we A 4, . it-'K' 1 ' 5 . - 1 vxij x , .,Ly.,w. ww , 'IF i . ',-ff 'Q-.0 -L ' ml . Q44 kk w 'Ying N x 6 1 n r n 5 I 1 X , X 1 1 n I r 1 1 1 1 4 f 4 D .f V I J 1 -Iv- xv? ,V -vf p Q '41 f it ' H . . , ,A 4 Fr ,,3 'Y 45 U 1 , WL ,QQ 1-Mix ,J I , Q ex, 1 1 1 , 3,505 1 , : ll V? ., M.-9 41 I :3.,- av - 1 an ' ,, f' - :Ep gl, - W .', 4' wg if V' , gin, W mg ix V' 1324, vi 4 0 ', Ani' 4' ' i J A , .1 z, 'W 1 ., 4 rf if 1 -. 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WALL 0 HOSPITALITY CLUB President - LOIS DIGGS Secretary - GLORIA PEACOCK Vice President - ETHEL BRYANT Assistant Secretary - GLENDA CLARK W Advisor - MRS, R, C, DUBLIN I I FSM Ljxul, 1 Mrs. Anna Alford Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Alford Mrs. C. Allen Mr. Willie P. Anderson Mr. Cleon Arrington Mrs. M. W. Bagley Mr. Arthur Baldwin Mr. Joe M. Barbour Mr. Tony Bizzell Miss Elizabeth Blackwell Miss L. M. Blair Miss E. V. Bonner Miss Florence Bradley Mrs. Cleo Bryant Mrs. J. A. Bryant Mrs. J. Bryant A. B. Burnette Distributors Miss M. L. Butcher Mrs. L. M. Buie Miss Mary L. Canady Miss chauki Mr. Henry Chisholm Mrs. Ernest Clark Mr. Otis Clark Mr. Roosevelt Clark Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Cogdell MI. and Mrs. O. D. Cogdell Miss Freda Creech Mrs. Sarah Diggs Miss Phyllis Dublin Mr. Reginald Ennis Ethel's Beauty Shoppe Farmers Hardware Mrs. A. P. Felder Four Oaks Drug Store Miss Leola Gates Mr. and Mrs. Godwin Mrs. Dixie Gordon Gregory Department Store PATRONS Miss Katie Haines Mr. Hamilton Miss Etta B. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hamilton Miss Willie J. Hamilton Mr. Joseph Herring Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Hill Mrs. Howell Miss Cora Belle Ives Mr. William Judkins Johnson's Watch Repair Shop Mrs. Laura L. Johnson Mr. Marion Johnson Mr. Wade Jones Dr. Rachel Jordan Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Judkins Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lassister Mrs. Bessie Layton Mr. James H. Lee Mr. D. L. Little Miss Ethel Lockhart Mr. Herman Love Mr. William McCullers Mr. Carl Mcllendon Mrs. Morning Miller Miss Edith Mitchener Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mitchener Miss W. A. Mitchener Miss Mildred Monk Miss Mildred Monte Mr. John Henry Nicholas Mr. Nixon Dr. G. W. Pearsall Q White Swan Restaurant Mrs. Doris P. Rice Dr. Luby F. Royal Mrs. Glovenia Russ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sanders Mr. Charles Sanders D. S. Sanders Hardware Mr. Fletcher Sanders, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Major Sanders Mr. Love Saunders Mrs. R. L. Smith Smithfield Motor Parts Mrs. R. N. Spruill Mrs. l. Y. Stanley Mrs. Anna Stevens Mr. James A. Stevens Mrs. C. M. Taylor Mr. R. H. Temple Mis. Inez Terry T om's Toasted Peanuts Mrs. Della Toole Mr. James Vinson Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Vinson Miss Janie E. Watson Mrs. Jessie Mae Watson Mrs. L. R. Watts Mr. T. E. White Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitley Mr. E. V. Wilkins Miss Ardesial Williams Mr. Clarence Williams Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams Jr Mrs. Henry Williams Mrs. Ludie Stevens Williams Mr. L. W. Williams Mrs. Janie Willie Miss N. O. Woodard Mrs. Ossie Williams Miss Wadella Herring Mr. Zeddie Sapp Alma Saunders Dorothy Saunders Mrs. Mary R. Peacock Miss Majorie Lockhart Miss Rosa Lockhart ORDAN 8. HOLT' J S C. M. BLACKMAN 8: CO. HARDWARE Groceries - Country Produce of F C X Feeds, Seeds and For the Best Plunfibing and Fertilizers- Benson, N. C. Heating See Us For the Best in Grocery, Visit Smithfield, N. C. Compliments of GRANTHAM'S ELLIS GROCERY STORE Wilson Mills, N. C. Let's Build Today for Tomorrow J'A.MES D. JUDKINS, Mgr. P.O. Box 2741 - Te-2-5113 Raleigh, N. C. STORE H.ALL'S SHOE SHOP Boys and Young Men's S Ehn Street Benson, N. C. Best Quality Material and Srnithfield, N. C. Workrnanship ROYAL CLOTHING CO. Shop at the Royal Cloth in Smithfield and Shop the . Way Smithfield, N. C. MEDLINS PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printing Office Supplies Smithfield, N. C. Compliments of Compliments VAN'N'S JEWELERS RALPH H. VANN of Box 114, Selrna, N. C. Compliments of , A JOHNSON s FLORIST SMITHFIELD I - Since 1919 AUTOMOBILE 7 Flowers for All Wake Occasions DEALERS Smithfield, N. C . 'T n SHAW UNIVERSITY I Raleigh, N. C. Founded 1865 A Class A Rated College Offering a Well-Rounded Academic Prograzn Stressing Character and Culture Courses Leading to the A. B. and the B. D. Degrees Courses in Business Education Training Approved by the Veterans Administration For Information and Bulletin, Write the Registrar WILLIAM R. STRASSNER, President WORLEY BROTHERS ' 128 South 3rd Street Smithfield, N. C. Philco, Motorola, RCA and Norge Electrical Appliances Radio, Television, Washing Machine and Refrigeration Sales and Service I One Stop Record Center WE 4-332.4 I. I FLEMING PHARMACY i JEWELRY Complete Prescription Service I Diamonds Watches Smithfield' N' C' I Gifts and Repairs Congratulations Selma, N. C. Seniors C. W. FLOWERS' sPoRTsMEN's CLUB STORE Smithfield, North Carolina Four Oaks, N. C. Groceries - Hardware Tel- NO- We 4-9593 Fertilizer - Farm Supplies R-1 Four Oaks, N. C. -Open Each Night- Phone Goldsboro 2566M4 - - I .. Compliments of JOHNSTON COUNTY OIL DEALERS ASSOCIATION SMlTH'S LADIES' SHOP Smithfield, N. C. For Better Values Shop at STARLING'S CLOTHING STORE Smithfield, N. C. Best Wishes to the Class of '59 DELMA JOHNSON S TORE Smithfield, N. C. J? W. CARROLL STEPHENSON Insurance - Bonds - Fertilizer Real Estate - Loans Smithfield, N. C. Compliments of BURGESS MACHINE SHOP Smithfield, N. C. BAKER'S SERVICE S TATION AND GARAGE Highway 301, North of, Four Oaks, N. C. ' Compliments of LARRY F. WOOD and ROBERT A. SPENCE Compliments of ACME CLEANERS Gener al Dry Cle aning Benson, North Carolina SHELTON T. BARBOUR, Mgr I m l...ml- SMITHFIELD o1L at GIN co. TRUCK LANE For Gasoline and Oil, Cotton Ginned Call Us Congratulations, Seniors of J. C. T. S. HOLMES AND MORRIS SUPER MARKET Benson, North Carolina HOOD BROTHERS PHARMACIS TS Congratulates the Senior Class of the Johnston County Tr. School Business Phone WE 4-3109 Cor. Market - Third Streets At LEDER BROTHERS in Smithfield, N. C. Shop With Confidence and Wear With Pride Hats Off to Our Graduating Class HUGH AUSTINS A Trial Is All We Ask Market Street Smithfield, North Carolina Congr atulations , Gr aduate s From FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member s Federal Depo sit Insurance Established 1898 Corner of Third - Market Streets Smithfield, Nor th Car olina lf You Want Your Shoes Repaired Right, Take Them to the SMITHFIELD SHOE SHOP 807 Market Street Smithfield, N. C. MR, WILLIE KING, Manager Compliments of JOHNSON'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Complete Sanitone Service Smithfield, North Carolina I For the Smartest Styles and Compliments of Fashions Visit NEWTON GROVE IRVINO'S DEPT. STORE MAG Third Street Smithfield, North Carolina DRUG STORE The Store of Personal Service Pre sc riptions Filled MR. A. S. PARRISH Newton Grove, N. C. Congratulations to the Compliments of: Graduates of J. C. T. S. THE JEWEL BOX BINGHAM AND PARRISH STORE INSURANCE AGENC Y Market Street Smithfield, North Carolina Watches - Rings Smithfield, North Carolina MR. J. BLOW, Manager For the Best News in Johnston County - Read- THE SMITHFIELD HERALD Your County Newspaper Published Twice a Week Smithfield, North Carolina Compliments of: CREECH'S DRUG STORE Prescription Experts Dial WE 4-2131 Smithfield, North Carolina COMMUNITY GAS SERVICE Cooking - Heating Tobacco Curing Bottle and Bulk Gas Phone - 6481 SMITHFIELD RADIATOR WORKS Cleaning and Repairing Starters and Generators Smithfield, North Carolina See Us When Your Car Needs Benson, North Carolina Attention I For a Job Well Done in HP ' ' II I rmtmg TYPEWRITER SALES AND SERVICE B. 81 H. PRINTERS K Rentals, Business Machines Repair 'll D . ' W1 0 It 619 South Third Street , Dial WE 4-3081 North Third Street P. O' BOX 505 Smithfield, North Carolina Smithfield, North Carolina lf You're Planning on Why Not Try Our Metal Work? Building, Don't Begin Until You Have Seen Us. L. H. HALL SMITHFIELD RO. BOX 143 LUMBER COMPANY Dial WE 4-2737 Smithfield, N. C. Smithfield, North Carolina Prompt Service I Compliments of: HOOKS' STUDIO 204 South Second Street Phone - WE 4-2698 Smithfield, North Carolina For Complete Gas Service and Applianc e - Call CENTRAL CAROLINA GAS co. WE 4-2533 Smithfield, No r th C ar olina Complirnents of 'I JOHNSTON COUNTY FURNITURE ASSOCIATION With Store S in Smithfield, Four Oaks, Benson, Selma. and Pine Level, North Carolina TAYPQQ 'LU?L!5I,'.,'!49 ,CWANY s 1 V 4 x O s ,