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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

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Through this wide variety, students were also able to further their future goals. I 2 Jul L 'Il if , tv-'P' ' -ar' 'ffl 3 5 im' 'NH i ii '-M444 xv ' we new ..a.W.Mt K' , hi ' Kill-'ssl 1-Pom Q I wi i :auxin is f-,wa K. . owns am.-ti Qlfffaivii-lsehmlr Pla!-vw Rv 1410 ' -' W i ,I ' , 'WdpgWf,,.,qg-,.,,,,m1,, Akiva! A at R M IL 9 ,lf . , f.g'..,' ,.,,,, 'At-'ff new 4 ..-tl-'yvfyd Z --an . , lin. ws-.f f -P . 1 - 4 as A 5' ', .lk ' .L an ' ls fl, 1 4, 5. - if ' ,, ff Swish- fi f- i ,. - . of. , i i -ff 11-.W . -. 1 A , - . v . p 's ' ,-f X , - s A. Q . 's 0' u 09 'W in Q r , i F-' Axlgi- VW A 4 aw .Q . v i'-n- -f..n' ' I OF NEW HORIZO S Johnston County Training School firmly believes in having a variety of extensive curricular courses. As do more than regular school work to keep up with progress. Americans must be educated people and stress this belief by professions which become more complex and skilled, our' students must meet the challenge of new horizons. 3 W ,pq DEAR OLE 3.01 . ,-'J Y .sffgg ' 455515 . , .H ,- X- -ir:-cc. -NX C-:.::.. ' n x ' lvffas,--f 1 el-ti-'J--' ' ,hlp, n'2:L-I .vn.lIhXC ' N7 lffff 'J . All .1 . A 2 r - ,M ,1 'En . Al' Ig- I2 . ' 1y.5t:'n . .na f dv :gy Novx Gy! ' ' -v'. . X' Iffftfk-A3 f-fff' 'f , 3 . - - 4 ,:.5-, 5' 4 'MW 4.9 , WY fr rx., Johnston County Training School Smithfield, North Carolina Volume XII k 32.292 Z- 4- Alma Mater 1 . Of the schools in this broad land Chorus 2 . There is none so fair as ours. Ever true we'll always stand, Our spirits soaring as a tower Hail to thee Our Alma Mater Sing we of maroon and gold, Hail to thee Our Alma Mater We will cherish thee as of old. Though the walls may age and crumble We will ever sing her praise To her songs of love and honor Loyally our voices raise . Emblem THE HAWK Color Maroon and Gold Motto Every Child a Chance Flower White Carnation 5 F ORE WORD With the passage of years, you may look back upon this school year as the time when the darkness of ignorance suddenly became bright with the gleam of knowledge. To preserve a record of these moments and the countless other ex- periences of ourselves and our classmates, this annual strives to capture the eyes and mind of the scholarship, the leadership, the activities and the character of Johnston County Training School. I extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to all those persons who worked so faithfully and diligently to make possible the 1964- 1965 edition. Thus, the seniors of the class of '65, proudly present the J. C. T. S, HAWK. Vivian johnson, Editor gf'-I 6 eb nbca fion Q kia? For the many years of faithful service as a teacher in the Johnston County School System -- for your leadership, inspiration, sincerity and friend to the many boys and girls whom you have touched, we the class of 1965, with this gratitude and respect, dedicate this annual to . . . Mrs. Amelia Parks Felder 7 S U PERIN TE DE TS WORKS TO IMPROVE 301-1 Tow CQU TY SCHOOL p Mr. E. S. Simpson -- Superintendent A hum of acitvity issues daily from the office on the corner of Church and Third Streets. This room is the dornain of the Superintendent of Johnston County Schools, a good reason for the sound of busy action. The Superintendent is Mr. E. S. Simsong and his job with the help of the Assistant Super- intendents, Mr. Lewis and Mr. Long, and of the School Board, is to regulate the activities of all the schools in Johnston County. Mr. Jasper Lewis, Assistant Superintendent Mr. J. Burke Long, Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Cora A. Boyd, Supervisor 8 MEET OUR NEW PRINCIPALS To: Members of the 1965 Graduating Class My de ar seniors: You have almost approached a point where you can proudly look back over your ' accomplishments of twelve years of public school education. We are doing our best to prepare you for this great hour. We hope that each of you will be prepared to meet the challenges which await you -- Such as college, vocational, industrial and tech- nical education. lt is our hope that you will be able to take your places beside high school graduates of other schools in the institutions of higher learning . Opportunities for high school graduates are unlimited for those who have the desire and courage to work hard, concentrate and sacrifice. You must never let frolic and frills take pre- cedence over virtue and determination. As your school has helped you, we are count- ing on you to help others. The education which you received here is the springhood to your desires, ambitions, expectations, and your destiny. If you have made wise use of your days here at j.C.T.S . , developed wholesome interests and attitudes and learned to live with others, then success for you is inevitable . We are aware of the many problems that may fall in your path. Regardless of the magnitude of your problems, your Alma Mater is willing and able to help you. Our guidance department will be at your service if you need help even though you may have finished school here. Lastly, acknowledge your loyalty, confidence and appreciation of your Alma Mater by exemplifying the wholesome traits and manners which we have attempted to teach and portray here, maintain an active membership in your Alumni Associa- tion, and stay in contact with and mpport your school. In other words, never forget J.c.T.s. DQLLW J. F. McNeill -- Principals of Johnston County Training School it 1. F. Meueiii - fl' 1 if Q. K. Wall -- Principal of South Campus Johnston County Training School lil TW b....g....5..... ' .-I ' 1 Q! nz. I OW 0 in-of jUDICIA R if COMMITTEE The purposes of this committee are 1. To announce to students reported for misconduct the number of demerits they have received. 2. To recommend a punishment when necessary. 3 . To encourage better conduct. 1 .f r--, f :: ' ' ' ' Dean of Boys Dean of Girls Thomas J. Dublin Mrs. Virginia R. Taylor 10 CLA SSES In English Students Study One of the most important programs at J C T S this year, and for many years, has been that of the English Department As universities and business corporations have pleaded con stantly for more and better English instruction, the English Department, has responded nobly This department embraces the school's largest single body of teachers. These teachers, besides teaching a full schedule of classes, help around the school in a wide variety of activi- ties -- Iudicary Committee, Football, and Dramatics -- to name only a few. 5 Mrs. Carolyn G. Ennis, A,B., Shaw University, M.A. , New York 'G University, English, Further Study: North Carolina State of the Uni-' versity of North Carolina, Senior Advisor, Honor Society, Cheer- leaders, Dramatics. L! , Charles E. Littlejohn, B. S., ball, Debating. 12 Livingstone College, English, Foot- i lu ' A . :fa X YN Mi :Ax 'EJ 13353, -..srl As students begin freshman year they quickly taught the study of grammar, which helped them in preparation for other assign- ments. At this time they also begin their study of the classics. Sophomores and juniors, who are yet undecided about future plans, adjust themselves to regular English classes consisting of workbooks, classics, and themes. For those who are headed for college the College Preparatory classes are choice. Here stu- dents cover more ground and do more outside projects. Mrs. Virginia B. Taylor, B.A,, Shaw Universityg M.A., North Carolina College, Further Study: St. Lawerence University, Canton, New York, English, judiciary Com- LF Committee, Dean of Girls. W 3 k auinxl'-. Mrs. E. T. Clarkson, A.B. , Shaw ' A University, English. ' .4 1 ' 4, 'f i 13 ., l LT ,L J. Kenneth Murphy, B. S. , North Carolina ,S College, Further Study: North Carolina Q lg.: College, Morgan State College, Mathe- - matics, Dramatics, Itmior Advisor, ' kt Chariman Math Dept. 9 iowa - ,pf Q., Mrs. Christabel McCoy, B.S, , North Q Carolina College, Further Study: North - Carolina College, Mathematics, Math i A Club, junior Advisor. .la:z. Olrin J. Boone, B.S., Agricultural and Technical College, M. S. , North Caro- l 1 lina College, Mathematics, Senior Ad- L '33 visor, Future Teachers of America. LINES AND RELATED ANb'L':t FARALLH LIVES INTERSECTLN8 LINES .A.ff 1 an I Mathematics Proves To Be ' The Language Qf Sciences J, C, T. S. can indeed be proud of its math program. Already offering six semesters of math besides the related math courses for vocation work, for years it has offered trigonometry for juniors and seniors, making eight semesters of mathematics available to students. Aspiring mathematicians may study algebra, general math, plane geometry, and trigonometry. In today's world, with the ever-great emphasis on science, satellite and research, the ability to express oneself in mathematical terms is becoming increasingly important. The teachers in the Mathematics Depart- ment, under the leadership of Mr. J. K. Murphy, have seen to it that students at I. C. T. S. receive this lcnowl edge that theywill put to such advantageous use later on. , 4 Thomas J. Dublin, B. S. , Agricultural and X ,,,..f Technical collegeg M. S. , North Carolina A f , Duke University, North Carolina Collegeg gf' Biology, Dean of Boys, Photography 2.57 r f .N Department, judiciary Committee. ClementV Adams B S Saint Au . . . gus- tine College, Physids, Chemistry, Sopho- more Advisor, Science. J Young Scz'entz'sts Study Sophomores receive their first laboratory experience in the study of biology. In biology classes, taught by Mr. Thomas J. Dublin, students become better acquainted withithe living things around them and learn of creatures that cannot be discerned with the naked eye. They know well now the acfid odor of formaldehyde rising from dissected specimens, the difficulties of the microscope, and the immense satisfaction and under- standing that comes from having interest in the secrets of life. 15 .1 9 v College, Further Study: Morgan State, ' A A Z-4-1 ' 1 ' .J T n - Senior Advisor, Chairman of High School if I-A W 1t5,,,M,M, flfkllllilii-DI D-Ll::VlIN pr-up V . fm , ng in SX wil n , y x.. - ye it ,ef l n , 1 ,t 'sr FG?-' Sociology, History, and Civics Face Freshman, Sophornores, juniors, and Seniors History is essential in our modern day life. Although many of the events happened long ago, they have much bearing on our present world. It is necessary to know about the past in forming our ideas and opinions on the present and the future events. World History, a subject which spans the beginning of the world to the present day, gives us an overall picture of how the leading nations of the world today acquired their power, and the importance of people who played leading roles. United States History, a study of the past but a subject for the future, stresses the point of the United States independence and the acceptance by other nations of America as a world power. History also enters into today's world affairs between countries. Without a knowledge of other nations' customs it would be impossible to maintain a democratic government. Sampson Burton, Sociology, B. S. , Allen University at Coltufnbia, South Carolina, , M,A. , New York University, Guidance Counselor, Student Council. Q Ernest G. Lamberth, United States History, 'fx A A.B, , Saint Augustine College, Further AW Study: North Carolina College, East Caro- lina College, Audio-Visual Aid. K , Charles E. Littlejohn, World History, A B, S., Livingstone College, Football, De- bating. f,. n, ' L,.au 16 U , I --rid' fi f 1 ....- Q X sg, 'X ff' L The Guidance Department at Work A successful future awaits those who strive diligently and prepare for it. The Guidance Counselor, Mr. Burton is counseling the above students on their educational plans. 17 ,. ul if If you've ever spent a class period in the Opportunity Building, you've undoubtedly found it hard to wait for your lunch period because of the delectable aromas drifting from the students' kitchen. This wait was particularly hard when the future home- makers were preparing for the Mother and Daughter Banquet. Relaxing with a cup of tea being grace- fully served in the living room of our model home, they take a break for a few minutes. Future Homemakers ' Stuajf 4 Domestic Sciences X MII s ' 9 mlfgfkklb , g , so 9 n 0 N XX , I0 1 0 0 0 If you've wondered where the products of feminine creativeness originate, you should see the Home Economics Department where girls are busily creat- ing and sewing their very own fashions. The various clothing articles sewed by the Home Economics students require many hours of diligent and tedious work. Mrs. Genia Williams, B. S. , Tuskegee Institute, Further Study: North Carolina College at Durham, Tuskegee In- stitute, Drexel Institute of Technology at Phila- delphia, Pennsylvania. -n..-1.A., . - ..r ' l ng! ii.. 7 WJ ,H , I J' ,,, 'HL Respvrofxon Orientation, Health and Physical Education Prepare Young People For Their Adult Lives Character, personality, and a thorough knowledge of all voca- tions are the main ideas stressed in the Freshman orientation classes. ln order to meet the standards set in Orientation class, a student must learn to be physically, fit. This is what is what is stressed in Health classes, along with the composure and function of the body. The teacher for the Health class is Mr. Reginald Ennis. l 0 UXUVWJ -sf.-1 Reginald V. Ennis, Phy- sical Education and Health, B. S., North Carolina Col- legeg M.A, , New York University, Basketball Coach, Gymnastics, Fresh- man Advisor. ex, is .. H L , My MM vs? N, . , 4 'lilo V 1 i -1 we 's A 19 ' MHZ, s vm., i,.amwaQf, 'jk rdf if Dm IW! John R. Windley, B. S. , A. and T., Columbia University, New York City, Band. Mrs. Fannetta S. McLean, Music B., Talladega University, Alabama, M. S. , University of Pennsylvania Professional Diploma, Specialist in Music, Colmnbia University, Completed Course requirements for Doctorate, Columbia University Music Education If COMMERCIAL ED U CA T10 .'. le., Gr sua-K .-4 Mrs. Mable A. McNeill, B.A., Saint Augustine's College, M.A. , New York University, Commercial Education, Press . . . Club, Secretarial Club. Buszness Traznzng A ids the Commercial World Mrs. Bayetta B. McNeill, B,S., A. 8 T. R ' College, Commercial Educational, Press '- Club. 7 Oh, Gee! I hit the wrong key. This is a frequent phrase among the young typists at J. C. T. S. These students, with only their goal of 69 words per minute in mind, peck tediously away for a period a day. Shorthand, a combination of many different signs and symbols, often has the appearance of a page of art work. Scribble, scratch, and tear are involved for the student who wishes to obtain a 100 word-per-minute pin in shorthand. 0 Salesmanship, which develops skill in learning, as well as earning in local stores, is taught in the Book- keeping Class, Department under the direction of Mrs. M. B. McNeill andMrs. B. B. McNeill. H' hw ff' f I . ': Z as 3' is Roscoe Williams, B. S., ev: Hampton lnstituteg Brick- masonry. Ybtq Without caipenters and brickmasoneries, with their competent minds and skillful hands to add to the beauty of the world, it would be incomplete. Our carpentry and bricklaying classes are taught on a three hour day basis. Two classes a day of which is in the morning and the other in the afternoon. These students receive the best training under the efficient leadership of their instructors, Mr. Roscoe Williams and Mr. Holder. Pupzls Master the Vocational Skills My W Henry Holden, B, S. , A. 8 T. Collegeg Car- pentry. ig ff , -, 'N ll'rvT l lx... VA ' If :ig . ' ja 1 Xf ' I 3 sl X .X I X 5 ' l ! vi. N i i X N Y - I AQ XX X RS sf x l 22 Jimmie Hill, Ir. , B. S. , Fayetteville State Col- legeg Junior High School Physical Education. ,ff Matthew W. Heartley, A, B. , Shaw Universityg Further Study: North Carolina College at Durhamg Junior High School Social Studies. M51 Q, hl.llNlU1 , uw R. 5 DN ' if - J ,f 'Elini 51 F' ,'i 'A E953 S T4 X 1 . 3 4 f T There's Art in the eighth grade. Preparing a lay- out of Art production is Denise Willie. Lk Mrs. Willena M. Camp- bell, B.S, , A 8 T Col- legeg M. S. , North Carolina College at Durhamg junior High School Language Arts. Mrs. Mary L. Heartley, A,B, , Shaw Universityg junior High School Lan- guage Arts . ,, .. ' . I .. . 'J . in . A We 1 w i. 2: Elementary Science and Social Studzcs D In the picttwes shown on this page, stu- dents in grades-5 and 6 exemplify great scientific knowledge as well as skill. ln Mrs. J. W. Clayton's room students are putting the finishing touch on aquarium and tarrarium balancing. In Miss E. A. Barnes' room students are engage-d in searching for lcnowledge and Early Adventurers and Communica- tion Across Time and Space. ' 2 z-L l swans connuulcmnu Acnuss TIE ANU SPAC1 , TEN: f H ' gf HQ ml I H W1 f N 9 'pr JQQIII 1 J-we Miss Elizabeth A. Barnes, B.S Winston-Salem State College: Further Study: North Carolina College at Dur- hamg Grade 5 and 6. ': Mrs. Rosalind G. Collins, B. S. , Bennett College: Furtlaer Study: University of North Carolina: Grade 5. MIS. Ruby S. Smith, A. B, , Shaw University: M.A. , Hampton Institute: Further Study: North Carolina College at Durham: Grade 5. Mrs. Janie W. Clayton, A. B. , Shaw University: Further Study: North Carolina College at Dur- ham: Grade 6. Miss Virginia Burts, A. B, , Saint Augustine's College: Grade 6. fb A ilwigy G L' fy ff' 1 ' 4.1 if Cornell Sanders and Belva Atkinson are observing the distillation apparatus which they are using to illustrate one of the methods of how water is purified. Mr. R. E. Avery, instructor. -if ,5 junior Hzgh School Science and Social Stuo'z'cs Enthusiastic group views colonial tools and utensils as compared to modern inventions. Mr. M. W. I-Ieartley, instructor. ' Lil...- 10 -11--.4- 1 , pa ti i' 98 I EY W Q ' 1 2 -1 l tr? J' I ' la i f A 1 Ll' V . 1 ' ff 3 T X f 1, - Q f ff A 'J x 11-4 4 A 25 -1 ,4- Qvhs Primagx Faculgz Mrs. Edna R. Davis, B,S,, Fayetteville State College: Further Study: North Carolina College: Grades: 2 8 3. Mrs. Amelia P. Felder, B, S, , Fayetteville State College: Further Study: Hampton Institute : Grades: 3. Mrs. Clara Lassiter, B. S. , Shaw University: Further Study: North Carolina College: Grade: Special Education. Miss F. K. McNeil, A,B Bennett College: M.A., North Carolina College: Further Study: North Carolina College: Grade 1 . 1 Miss Elvera Quick, A. B. , Saint Augustine Col- lege: Grades: 1 G 2. Mrs. Ann D. Sanders, B. S. , Fayetteville State College: Further Study: North Carolina College: Grade: 2. Mrs. Ada O. Smith, B, S, , Fayetteville State College: Further Study: North Carolina College: Grade: 4. Miss Naomie Smith, B, S. , Fayetteville State College: Further Study: Virginia Union University: Grade: 1 . 0664114.11 '9- V of ld A 26 A CTIVITIES 9 E 4 THE CHUIR ENjOY ED MUSIC A D SINGING In the music room The Sound of Music poured activity period as the fifty voices of the j.C . T .S . Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Fannetta S . McLean, rehearsed for their schedule of musical programs. As the Christmas season drew near, the Choir began preparation for many holiday activities. After presenting an entertaining program for the assembly, the Choir repeated the program for the annual Christmas Concert. l ' 2 M a WHILE THEIR E TH USIASM AFFECTED THE LISTE ER At the close of the final day before vacation, it's year's program with the strains of Early One Mrs. McLean and Choir presented Messiah. Morning and Create Within me a Clean Heart Judith Sanders, Diane Shaw, and Shirley Hodges O God. added gaiety to the Johnston County Training After the seniors had given their treasured Choir School, the Choir presented several selections stoles to the newly-selected members, only the lending an international air to the school. Baccalaureate service remained. For the Spring Musical Festival the Choir closed 29 X fff off X 'x R X. f- x x,5x x 2 5 it QV- ' 1'--' X if A Y xx ' x 1 ' u . 1' ,jf , , I ,I ff ' ,sw , ,V U - a , , ,4 f I g s if , visa- V ! ff ,fl .fd 1' a re-2 Z. H, .4 ,L,A,1,,,3.hr xv ,na wi! ,Q X 2-'M ,off ff 1' Aff' A i '31 J 4 ' J, - A , 1 .f'1.9fQ'N2f-fill N f R izllf '3T.f?m i 7 Nl: My j if ' dsx Yxps, X , f- ,Z-w-1 w a. Afffdf i A V J 2 I X t Q X- f wr ' f--'fr'- C 'I ,T 1 1 THE FAMUUS I.C. TS. CON CERT AND MARCH! G BA D Onward! Onward! . . . with these familiar notes the J.C.T.S. Band brought loyal I-Iawk fans to their feet and set in motion the wheels of many of Johnston County Training Schoolls sporting events . At all home and some away football games, the Band, which practiced evenings after school under the direction of Mr. john R. Windley, added gaiety to the events with spectacular half-time shows. These shows included music, marching, and various formations. In its cheerful maroon and gold uniforms, the Band was a familiar sight in some of the community's parades. The Band displayed its concert abilities in the District and State Festival. Thus receiving an A-1 rating for a number of years. ln the spring, the Band participated in the annual Outdoor Concert and also played for commencement. Last but not least, Hats Off to our director Mr. john R. Windley, for his leader- shipfand Guidance of the band. 30. Seniors HIGHS TEPPERS l unzors - 31 QQ! 2,4-if Q an gf . 'FY' A Q ef 1 ,gz f A .,,,,,,, , X , A F O O T B A L L N v Q . if ' 32 ' 1 A -Ev 5 S J i KB. 4-1 'VN , 2 M' ' 1 i'A -ll 7. 9, 7l . L fd , , , , ' 3, CM!! 33 x 1024-Qnavaf SIUE: S' . : MJ ,. 3 .J Q a ga K, ,ff HA WKS BASKETBALL i TEAM Season? Scoreboard Team Merrick Moore Forest Hill South Greene High- Richard B. Harrison Forest Hill South Greene High Merrick Moore Shawtown High O'Berry Center Shawtown High Lincoln High W e They 59 70 94 58 91 46 107 41 90 49 94 55 57 59 61 48 107 48 65 27 58 59 N , s p '-,N a.Jt A F aa by ,X CHEERING SQUAD Cheerleaders boosted school spirit at every opportunity and backed the teams through both victories and losses. They en- couraged good sportsmanship at football and basketball games. Their tasks were many decorating goal posts . . . gathering good attendance . . . new and novel yells . . . backing the team at all times and urging, All the way, big team, all the way . . . and lending a helping hand to the -V ,is , junior cheerleaders who are also . to be congratulated for a job well 14' , fp., - done . 'ff' ma i M-...gi 'gl ,,,-, ,. L. 34- Maurice Bell 2 I I' Qff -T .1 5 1 jp :Q ,. K ' QU' Af ku, ,J Charles Forte V jg f'N Arthur Watson -- Ernestine Kent 35 -- '-' V 4 ,ti Aurther Watson Most Athletic LIBRARIA HELPS S TUDE TS I THE LIBRARY EVERY-DA T Seeking their way through books, the I.C .T.S . Librarian kept our knowledge nook, in tip -top shape . She not only had a constant world of learning at her own fingertips, but she also aided many J. C. T.S . students in their literary problems. She not only is librarian, but is a sponsor of the Library and Hospitality Clubs. The junior librarians, ranging from freshmen to seniors, learned the techniques of card cataloging and the Dewey decimal arrangement, which enabled them to their job capably . H USPI TA LI TT CL B M on f',f 5, ' if 'fi' 'Z Q.. 5352 Miss Lottie M. Blair, A.B., Tennessee Stateg M.S., North Carolina College, Further study North Carolina College, Library Science. . , ... W .., ' ff Q-L-Jwnuwv--. ..- Receptionists greet visitors in the front entrance of the school. They act as guides and ushers for various school programs. These girls render a very important service to the school. 'S 1 f-na-ow..-0-0, l l 1 V l 'Sl 11 I r 1 T I 1 w MQW' li L NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FWZ :--1' 1 Z4 ls lg Y 7' ATH7ALLK70RSOOETT The faculty committee has the honor of informing you that you have been elected to membership in the j.C. T.S . chapter of the National Honor Society. An invitation containing the above words is received each spring by the newly elected members of this organization. The qualities upon which membership is based are a high scholastic average, participation in school and community service, leadership, and characterg and only five per cent of the juniors and fifteen per cent of the seniors are selected as members each year. ...A STUDENTCOU GM :F 4 'W' The Student Council is the official representative of the stu- dent body with the administration and faculty of the school. It strives to increase school spirit, . co-ordinate student activities, and aid in the enforcement of school regulation . i9'Qn fri . Mr . Simpson Burton, Advisor 37 I T'S DRAMA Say It! Act It! Q-- -Yr AL 1 ' Mrs. C. G. . 1. new A A A ' . N N Mrs. G. R. Will Spo NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 38 ir E D 12 WV I THIS CL UB S TIM ULA TED I TERES T N SCIENCE Are you interested in what makes the world go around? Then the Science Club is for you. A Program has been formulated to present scientific information in such a way that interest is stimulated to dig deeper, experiment more, in fact to choose a career in science . Various methods are used in developing this pro- gram such as iield trips to laboratories in local factories. A practical application of textbook knowledge is applied to these visits . Mr. C. Y. Adams served as sponsor of the Science Club. .Q gb ...- n 5 . r 3 . XX fl if Y L.5 'naQs, q vv0li --- I- I-'I MA TH CL UB The Math Club observes the cone, as club president, Derry Atkinson demonstrates how it is put together on the basis of mathematics . President, Derry Atkinsong Vice President, Willie Royal, Secretary, Eartha Smithg Assistant Secretary, Betty jo Sandersg Treasurer, jimmy Peacock. P 0 39 n!W '?1fvf ' ' -f ' ' -- -20215: ,T ' : 14.413 --r C' 'f F-Y , ' l- W FUTURE BUSINESS LEADER OF AMERICA JQQPP-ff .4- ' f 4 Q , i The F.B.L.A . of Johnston County Training School is composed of members of the commercial department. The purpose of the club is to develop business leaders of the future, to encourage scholarship and to develop character and citizen- ship . The Future Teachers club of Johnston County Training School is the Johnston County Training School chapter of the Future Teachers of America. This club hopes to create an interest among youth towards the teaching field. The members which come from the ninth through the twelfth grades are chosen on the basis of expressed interest, scholastic standing, and personality. Throughout methods of Various teachers, and also practice teach. J FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA I ' 40 Q ill wk serve, TY TRAMNGll5ff?FQ0iE1Sfv1fffWiT5QiflWNTC- A R DECE3 immerse SQUAD f MMM-MQW'-WQWW Q lf E GRALE BELL A , ' ' M N 'll ' 1 . Ennis is the advisor ,n ,,,,,,f ring squad. The p MEM, V f group is to cheelf' '34 BY RUBY HA sliptballarirxd ba? McNeill was lc OW- Q mu' M E i' r can t S t Eine Kent, call, il 1, Son 12' ,ff ' indcrs, Co-Caps ra, McNeill of Clain, Patricia M fa Liles, Betty Jea . h 1. llliln' Ifee, ,Victoria sc O0 r ' 1 . 12 lik' , - J 0 y C e Johnson' 5 Gear v , 1', Mned ltdniiusic thews, Pamela Yarn A 1 M A interested in , Mable Layton, Ma. yy: I ,, V ,., A ' time wisely 1 1, Avon McClain, ar ' , r' 7 5 fu 4 F- Rs, ff , g 'average 'in Davis' A J? D 'Ni by A Ei! t, Mr. McNeill at H -k 'Rst' D ' 2 'XXX Cooper School W aw --E-M-0 I 'ibn' ' if XX 'ani teacher was - 3 is-.,, t . T ' it L :rv -4 If 5.4 Kennedy. The af gr A ' V x . x v ljoyed there were gi V, Nf ' x playing in thelsci e ' being ,a rnekmbe , Club of America. As a. teenager, were clrincingy' -fi and swimming, geaehers in high s Ning four sth ne to us from S. X College during :cond six weeks J s A. THE,HA WK'S OBSER VER REPORTED THE HAPPE IN GS ' OF jars. Every activity period in the commercial room, the editorial Staff of the I-Iawk's Observer under the leader- ship and supervision of editor-in-chief Ernestine Vinson worked diligently solving many problems confronting the paper. News editor Brenda Atkinson searched for the latest happenings around the school while Alice Nixon, as- sistant' editor, organized all of the news pages. On the lighter side, feature editor Virgie jones wrote of the humorous incidents that happened to certain students and of the latest teenage fads that were all the rage . Sports editors Brenda Atkinson and Ernestine Vinson looked through their crystal ball and foretold all the wins and losses of our athletic events. ' 41' in-'L EI' QQ Ilan 'tix 'pun I - 57 iv' n h Ut' Q f 12 4 Z . it I, Q 4 SA FE TT PA TR OL While remembering the cold, Wet, dreary mornings of last winter, we can see the safety patrol, braving these surroundings, ably directing the traffic outside the school building and the stu- dent walking the corridors to and from classes. But traffic jams are not the only worried for the boys and girls in the round, white helments and white belts. Traffic jams of people and cars on the ball ground during the football season were eventually worked out by the Johnston County Training School Safety Patrol. B DRIVERS Today , the world needs efficient school bus drivers. The bus drivers of J .C. T.S . are doing a splendid job trying to abide by all safety rules. It is evident that careful driving has been our bus drivers slogan for this year. Hats off to them! james Mitch 'Q if ell, Shaw ' University, A . and T . College Driver Education . Hurrah, a film record player, or tape recorder! Did you ever notice the enlightenment the Audio- Visual Aid department brings to our classrooms? Making possible the supe- rior selections, covering various subjects to aid us in our studies. This club , .is set up to keep the films and tapes in excellent condition. E. G. Lamberth, advisor. AUDIO- VISUAL AIDS CL B FEA TURES X Charles Forte I 4 , 1 l w X 1 FAIR LADIESA D fm? l X 1 1 4 w Gerald Williams t Carol johnson Z ll W DIS TI GUISHED GE TS 41. N Y. 01. 1 Ma ice Bell 'J A I -7 5 o Q E KJWL' 'M 'R ' A E 1 - . 4 , I f . , - :S 4 . ll 'al l - Carolyn Davis . , f ffm - ff ' Q I 45 Ronnie Grantham I 42 wg W 555 ,psf . Le ' 4 FAIR LADIES A D c fa . ' V Lee Liles i L L 1 jarasette Leach 3 Y f . 34 ? 52 Q9 ea nf Ps Sfsw 2-,ages ,gf , 3 V ye, Q. .rf le .13 Foraker Felder 3 - 'Constance Waston 46 DISTINGUISHED GE TS Q if 4 :- 14. '. Malcolm Howard sys if ecelia Barnes A, ,N 7 w ,ar my-r -f 1 gf R I' gf, v ,, is 'QA' :2'T 'W' 3' 7' W7 1, f . n F5 fy Gag .I g ---ig V ' Ernestine Kent Bobby Holmes 47 Dec eh, S 5 x sv fuk 5 YK , af ,, , . 1 'S z W 7- : . 0, I.: 1 1 A Ida Sadders' ,. if I 4 FAIR LADIES A D 4. ' , if w V X az' W -x 4: ,g, . Eg. v,- ' .LLXV4-a fi W X 3 N Q! , gf , f,.I, A ' ' F. , I MA. -A ' A 'M' Q Thomas Brown 4 . wf. - ? i , , SL . QL ax fi ., Q 1 4 V. .J ' Q A- 1 fi ' AW... 1 V .x.. .A gr - . V ' I I , -I N., 4 5' ' b 1 r ? , Mary Lynn 4 John King 48 A H DISTINGUISHED GEN TS my X I-aff In N' Victor johnson UIQ. ,H V. 'V an Brenda Atkinson 1, up ' t I H , S 4 5, f I-Iopie Smith 49 1 Y fa' f 1 1' 5 1 P I1 1 jr T'-Q Ifzng ana' Queen a' Carol i51 Afn J L X I . A M iss Sophomo re Lina Richardson Daughter of Mr. 8 Mrs. Garfield Richardson ,A 1 M iss junior Sandra Sanders Daughter of Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Sanders 1 1 Q v' N? M zss Freshman Josie A . Whitfield Daughter of Mr. 8 Ivlrs. Joseph Whitfield 5'..'f 'zljfgjfilv 5 j, U 'X ' ' ffl ' Z tsf ,Q 'Y' ,, eff I ii! M iss South Campus Belva Atkinson Daughter of Mr. S Nlrs. Charles Atkinson L, QQQWQQV ,if , 1, w Y Miss Hawk? Observer Ella F. Williams Daughter of Mr. S Mrs. Henry Williams 441 Mzks MHA. Cecelia A . Barnes Daughter of Mr. 8 Mrs. Lloyd Barnes 1 i 1 1 , i UNDE b ' . PF-UWVMNQ gs -1' ff: 27- H -I -lvwlei He Who Knows and Knows Not That He Knows Is a unzof' xi J , 2 xx Geraldine Avery Carolyn Atkinson Elreda Banks Luther Barbour Grace Bell Jimmy Britt Anthony Chappell Doris McClamb Wilbert McClamb Thelma Eldridge Edna Frazier Joyce McGill Joyce Horton Brenda Howard William Hillard Warren Hopkins F lorice Hunter Lillian Lee Billy Lewis Barbara Liles Patricia Merritt Dorothy Murphy Janice McNiel Alice Nixon Freda Rich Tommy Richardson Willie Russ Annie Sanders Arrie Sanders Bettye Sanders Dolly Sanders Gwendolyn Sanders Joelyn Sanders Marilyn Sanders Mary Sanders Sandra Sanders Linda Shaw Eartha Smith Ralph Terry Blondell Thigpen John Turner Shella Washington Dennis Watson A gmda WM Dennis Williams Ella Williams George Williams He Who Knows Not and Knows That He Knows Not Is a Sophomore I Peggy Adams Alton Anderson Charles Atkinson Ernest Avery William Barbour Lehman Bell Margaret Brown g Dorothy McCain T Annie Campbell - Rosa Chappell J N. Herman McClamb Thurman McClamb Mary Denning Phyllis Eason Emma Graham Ruby Hargrove Alfred Heartley Clarence Holmes Joyce johnson Robert Johnson Dorothy Knight Alice Lassiter Dorothy Lassiter Lee Lassiter Margaret Layton Sandra Lewis Gwendolyn Matthews James Newkirk Keith Nixon jimmy Peacock Linda Rich Harold Richardson Victoria Richardson Aggie Royal Willie Royal Diane Sanders James Sanders Ricky Sanders Isiah Smith Mary Smith Nancy Smith Charles Stevens Ruthelene Turner Lloyd Vinson Katie Watson Patricia Watson Sharron Watson Brenda White Sandra Williams Glenda White -a '73 I O f lg., A SOPHUMORES M v I. X xi. N. of 11 52 be -.e,, y :Q 9 L3 Sgr, 1 1 n an if F5 gs 3 -ss Q' -5 J' T' V -. If E' ' V f X A ee 45 f lil ,E V 2 to ,. N D lf 3 Gd h ra Ah L! ' I L ,Q . ,, Derry Atkinson Harriet Williams 3, NJ .. He Who Ifnowsqjiot an Knows Not That G! 'Lf FRE HMEN 1? 5 P ls 'ir A xl 1 We sq 6 'Fug 2, 4 ff if Q 1: :A as J rj as . V 'f 5 J ei M A L .ian MLA 1 ' wr 'J m i J 4 ' l Bi ov- , -,n -1- ' Q3 sc f '5 Ti Ji TQ? . Q5 x g Tj L3 'J 7 bf A ' V 5 Q by ., - vs - .. ' A 4 -1- !- ' I ' ,x 'if XP 'J ff I -YI Q 4 NI ,vs V1 .,, I v , ...b J if f'1 ' 'Z ' I 1 1 W 'fn ,., 'N' K if A X , Af' gi Qi..-H , W W I .gal swan, Wy! sf'-' iMi,vi.b- f 58 He Knows Not Is Donnie Allen Joyce Atkinson Lillie M. Badgett Randy Bell Ethel Breeden Vida Britt Linda Campbell Pamela Chappell Jackie Davis Wanda Davis James Dobbins Janice Dodd Harvey Dublin Nonnie Dtmston Linda Dupree Debra Edwards Annie Ford Mary Henry Gwendolyn Hinton Laura Holden Maxine Holmes Theodore Hunter Soisette Leach Leslie Lee Glayds Lynn Willie Lynn Brenda Matthews John Patterson Samuel Penny Linda Petrie James Pugh Jimmy Raiford Mavis Raiford Bobby Richardson Carolyn Ann Sanders Carolyn Faye Sanders Clara Sanders Doris Sanders Gwendolyn Sanders Mary L. Sanders Mary Ruth Sanders Minnie Sanders Ora Mae Sanders Raymond Sanders Regina Sanders Lois Smith Harold Stevens Janice Terry Carolyn Vinson Linda Watson Josie Whitfield Cheryl Willie Phyllis Williams Beverly Womack Pamela Yarn RUTALTT .509 i' 5' may 1, ENGLISH -- MATHEMATICS SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Christine Clements . M3UJ?iCS Bell W QU? ' FRENCH HOME ECONOMICS Carol johnson Cecelia Barnes I5 , wx Nz' 4 COMMERCIAL EDUCATION MUSIC Shirley Hodges Gerald Williams ' 60 1 ,Dew Www Qxdli ea-Su Most Handsome - Most Attractive Most Likebf to Succeed Ronnie Grantham -- Christine Clements Maurice B011 -- Hopie Smith ii'- 1-132 Uv u.-ff nm fll lb! I :ws S Best Dress Best Dancers Ernestine Kent -- Malcolmn Howard 51 John King -- Vernell McClain -- Victor Johnson Most Versatile Most Dependable Vernell McClain -- Charles Forte Thomas Brown -- Carolyn Davis S UPERLA TIVES Most Popular Most Musical Ernestine Kent -- Maurice Bell 62 Gerald Williams -- Constance Watson Gi 'J Best-All-Around Most Quietest Ernestine Kent -- Maurice Bell Swindcll McCullers -- Dorothy Sanders S UPERLA TIVES R 4 . M A J in Q ' .sm ?'4:9W 5 Most Cooperative Most Talkative I-Iopie Smith -- Lee Liles 63 BGVCYG CuSp31'd '-'JHHISS Rich -7, ,mf YW, 7A uma.: C-, i -,.,.-si Lynx Q Most Helpful Senior Favorites Lee Aurthur Watson -- Carolyn Sanders E1-nestine Kent -- Maurice Bell . S UPERLA TIVES N X 7,352 nv' Most Prcyessional-Like Most Cultured Brenda Atkinson -- Malcolmn Howard 64 Odist Felder -- Christine Clements gg ,. ,iff-' 1' ' V' 1'-wa JJ'-Lf my -'N 4- l Pf V U 5 ,i,,,,1 'Q f j Q . iii Most Business-Lz'ke Best Leadershzfl Qualz'tz'es - Miriam Hillard I-Iopie Smith -- Maurice Boll S UPERLA TIVES M ost W'z'ttz'est Neatest Gerald Williams -- Bettye Cuspard 65 Ernestine Kent -- Malcolmn Howard Most Gentleman and Laajf-Like Most Bashful Lee Liles -- Ernestine Kent Patricia Elliott SUPERLA TI VESQ , 0253 .Most Studious Best Personaligf Maurice Bell -- Christine Clements 66 Bebby Holmes -- Ernestine Kent SENIURS ' . 'Q MASCOTS OF '65 1 ' V Varonica Sanders Kenneth McKinley Williams N Daughter fy' Son rj Mr. ana' Mrs. Robert Sanders Mr. ana' Mrs. .Mclfinlq Williams 68 CLASS HI TOR? OF 365 A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step. In the year of 1961, a group of some 120, more or less, passengers boarded a ship. The name of the ship was Opportunities to Success. Each student had a round trip ticket with an expiration of june 1965 . The sea was calm but at times it was often raging and restless. We set sail on this new sea because there was new knowledge to be gained and new experiences to be encountered which would bring us closer to success. Our first job aboard was to elect the officers of our ship. Our advisors were Mrs. Geiger, Mr. Rain- bow, Mr. Emmis, Mrs. Ennis, and Mrs. M. A. McNeil. Captain Ernestine Kent, Co-captain Vivian johnson, Secretary Mary Eggleston, and Assistant Secretary Brenda Atkinson were elected. We found out that our passengers were very active and versatile . They participated in many of the activities and they were superb in dramatics, the cheering squad, the choral club, athletics, and the band. They played a very active role throughout the remaining four years of the trip. As the first year of our trip drew nigh, we found ourselves anchored in the land of Sophomores. We realized that we had reached only half of our first step toward success, the land of hope. Before we began our cruise through this unknown land, we re -organized our crew. Our advisors were Miss Blair, Mrs. Ennis, and Mrs. M. A. McNeil. Captain Mary Eggleston, Co-captain I-Iopie Smith, Secretary Vivian johnson, Assistant Secretary Jacqueline Barbour steered the ship. Many exciting events took place aboard ship during this year, for instance, Ernestine Kent was noted as personality of the month, Vernell McClain won the title of Miss Versitility. During the Grade Tournament our girls won a trophy as the best cheering squad, Qthey'll do it everytime!j, and our boys won a trophy as first place champions. We could properly take pride that the eagerness and enthusiasm we felt when we first boarded the ship was still alive. The very fact that the Junior Class turned in so impressive a performance in the past two years added urgency to the need for incentives to help it turn in an even more impressive performance in 1963 -64. This we did very impressively. - 69 Our first aim, reorganization. Our advisors were Mr. Murphy, Nlrs. Ennis, and Mr. Boone. Our officers were Captain Maurice Bell, Co-captain Hopie Smith, Secretary Christine Clements, and Assistant Secretary jacqueling Barbour. l The highlights of this year were our Sweater Ball, junior Week . . . one of our charming lassies, Carolyn Sanders, was chosen Miss junior. Lee Liles was named Mr. Junior. Hopie Smith was elected president of the Student Council by the overwhelming majority of the student body . . . five of our crew member, Jacqueline Barbour, Foraker Felder, Maurice Bell, I-Iopie Smith and Christine Clements were initiated into the National Honor Society . . . our junior-Senior Prom was tops! Our theme Roman Holiday, was dejected in every speech, song and definitely in the scenery. Participating in the graduation exercises were, Maurice Bell, Carol L. johnson, Foraker Felder, I-Iopie Smith, jacque- line Barbour, and Christine Clements. , Before we realized it our journey was drawing to an end. They cry of the year, Don't give up the ship, rang in the ears of many. Our advisors were, Mrs. Ennis, Mr. Dublin, and Mr. Boone. Captain Maurice Bell, Co-captain Hopie Smith, Secretary Lee Liles, and Assistant Secretary Malchomn Howard directed the course . Many great adventures beckon to us in the future: the Senior -Parent Banquet, Class Day, Class Night . . . and then, voyage completed, graduation! Upon completion of our voyage, we must agree, These were times that try men's souls. We could never adequately express our gratitude to our principal, Mr. J. F. McNeil as well as the teachers, and parents who helped us. Oh time, I would hold you in my clasp, hold the cherished moments a little longer! But, we must say Bon Voyage . Historically submitted by . . Christine Clements Class Motto.' The Preview gf Knowledge Is Now Showing - Success, The Coming Attraction 70 I WW l 1 0 f -if 0,121 S,-aimf M1, Baxter M. Atkinson -- Activities: Band and Football: Desire: Dental Tech- nologist. Brenda F. Atkinson -- Activities: Band and Press Clubg Desire: Fashion Designer. Frankie Ann Avery -- Activity: Band: Desire: Nurse. Jacqueline Marie Barbour -- Activities: Band and Honor Society: Desire: Pharmacist. Cecelia Annette Barnes -- Activities: Band and N. I-LA. 5 Desire: Interior Decorator. Maurice Levern Bell -- Activities: Basketball and Honor Societyg Desire: Dentist. Virginia Blackzmon -- Activity: N,H.A. 5 Desire: Medical Secretary. ae 145 6' D 6 f 'I .X 1 f. JB 45 , I W CASE IORS '65 Q ES . 1 - yi , anime Z' ' fqp. .2 Y ff , 5' A ae! 71 1 -'xi MA 606 496: u. 'tiif-ff' -f--nan' ---- -b -Q 60 0 40,90 p5cL6w5lQ 2' Qffvh '65 SENI ORS x Thomas Brown -- Activities: Football and Baseba1l5 Desire: Agriculture Economist. if Christine Clements -- Activities: Dramatics and Honor Society: Desire: Phar- macist. Geraldine Curtis -- Activity: Library: Desire: Elementary Teacher. Mary E. Curtis -7 Activities: Dramatics and Patrol Squadg Desire: Stenographer. Bettye Ruth Cuspard -- Activity: Dramaticsg Desire: Social Worker. Carolyn Jean Davis -- Activities: Patrol Squad and Receptionist: Desire: Occupational Therapist. 72 Willie Mae Dobbin -- Activities: Library Club and F, B. L. A. 5 Desire: Book- keeper. Hazal Ann Dodd -- Acitivity: Choral Club: Desire: Socail Worker. Odist Foraker Felder -- Activities: Football and Honor Society: Desire: Chemical Engineer. Charles Frederick Forte -- Activities: Football and Basketball: Desire: Neuro Surgeon. Ronnie E. Grantham -- Activities: Band and Patrol Squad: Desire: I-Ieavyduty Equipment Operator. Phyllis jean Hamilton -- Activity: Choral Club: Desire: Nurse. Clemmon Harris -- Activity: Choral Club: Desire: Accountant. Miriam Valdine Hillard -- Activities: Band and N. H. A. 5 Desire: Private Secretary. E IORS 965 Dfw 1 5 fl w-ul' QM, bf X G46 -'WX FI .af -14' 73 uf-I .9- Mi X'XLUX:9:' U' qffl -.J .410 I-vi L3 QF... ff X-,XM X ' W, WP: X .X . -E ,XX ii ,J 1 wh ,,.,,.a.f '65 SE I OR Surtuta Dianne Hinton -- Activities: Bandg Desire: Nurse. Shirley Jean Hodges -- Activity: Choral Clubg Desire: Music Major. Bert Holder -- Activity: Bus Driver: Desire: Air Force. Gleen Holder -- Activity: Math Club: Desire: Barber. Bobby Ray Holmes -- Activity: Choral Clubg Desire: Pharmacist. Malcolm Kenneth Howard -- Activities: Band and Dramaticsg Desire: Musical Th era pi st . Charles H. Ingram -- Activity: Footballg Desire: Radio and T. V. Repairman. james L. Holmes -- Activities: Band and Basl-cetballg Desire: Barber. 74' Carol Lee Johnson -- Activity: Bus Driver Club: Desire: Medical Laboratory Technician. Victor James johnson -- Activities: Band And Dramaticsg Desire: Physical Therapist. Vivian S. Johnson -- Activities: Band and Dramatics: Desire: Social Worker. Ernestine Kent -- Activities: Cheerleader and Dramaticsg Desire: Nurse. John King, Jr. -- Activities: Football and Dramaticsg Desire: Government Worker. ' Billie Andrew Leach -- Activity: Library Club: Desire: Electronic Engineer. jarsette Leach -- Activity: Library Club: Desire: Nurse. Lee Everett Liles -- Activity: Patrol Squadg Desire: Elementary Teacher. E IORS '65 f . A 1 QM we pf. W Uflffu! f if V fee 4,4411 MAQJV Decenuw I1,,w.lV ,tw nec Y Dx Dare W-if ,Q X ,me ,,,.,,.--lv '65 SE IOR Donald Lee Lynn -- Activity: Science Clubg Desire: Lawyer. Ella Lynn -- Activity: N.H,A. Club: Desire: Registered Nurse. Mary E. Lynn -- Activity: Studyg Desire: Beautician. Bettye McClamb -- Activity: Choral Club: Desire: Nurse. jerry McCoy -j- Activity: Choral Clubg Desire: Mechanical Engineer. Swindell McCullers -- Activity: Mack Clinton McDonald -- Activities: Football and Science Clubg Desire: Mechanical Engineer. Claude'A. Nixon -- Activities: Basketball and Football: Desire: Engineer. 76 Mary M. Richardson -- Activities: Band and Gymnastics: Desire: Cosmetologist james Rich -- Activity: Football: Desire: Barber. Bettye Sue Royal -- Activities: Library Club and F. B. L.A, 3 Desire: Typist. Alice Marie Sanders -- Activity: Choral Clubg Desire: Seamstress. Carolyn Belinda Sanders -- Activity: Bandg Desire: Biochemist. Dorothy Ann Sanders -- Activities: Library Club and F, B. L.A, 3 Desire: Barber. Ernestine Sanders -- Desire: Secretary. Joyce A. Penny -- Activity: F. T.A, 5 Desire: Biologist. SE IDRS 365 l5,,,,gzjfafff.2 2 . 4' 77 L ,flgw SKY!-Ffff R Q ' X .X X., 440' I '65, SE 1012 Grace Sanders -- Activity: Studyg Desire: Seamstress. i Ida L. Sanders -- Activities: Choral Club and F. B. L. A, 5 Desire: Registered Nurse. james Sanders -- Joyce Marie Sanders -- Activities: Bus Drivers Club and Choral Clubg Desire: Elementary Teacher. Judith Sanders -- Activity: Choral Club: Desire: Elementary Teacher. Richard Sanders -- Activity: Studyg Desire: Carpentry Instructor. Rosa Mae Sanders -- Activity: Choral Clubg Desire: Beautician. Barbara E. Smith -- Activity: Press Clubg Desire: Nurse. 78' C6774-if Cornell W. Stevens -- Activity: Football. Ella Terry -- Activity: F. B. L.A. 5 Desire: Bookkeeper. Owen Turner -- Activity: Study: Desire: Carpenter. Ernestine Vinson -- Activities: Press Club and Patrol Squadg Desire: Nurse. ix Margaret Washington --SE-x ,, A xi' ,, , Arthur Watson -- Activities: Football and Basketballg Desire: Social Worker. X Charles Edward Watson -- Activity: Gymnastics: Desire: Barber. Hopie Deloris Smith -- Activities: HonoriSociety and Dramaticsg Desire: X Psychia1J:ist. N SLE, 75701195 '65 .- fi -,,1l 1 'r-fx ...1' W 'Dec .fi -1-M' 79 QTI7 Raw: , DQCCQLL' , ln 'X .V , '65 SE IORS Constance Delphine Watson -- Activities: Band and Choral Clubg Desire: Teacher. Lee Aurthur Watson -- Activities: Football and School M. C, 5 Desire: Army Monie Watson -- Activity: Press Club: Desire: Medical Social Worker. Edward D. White -- E Gerald RQ,.Williams -- Activity: Band: Desire: Professional Musician. james E. ' 1 liams -- Samuel D. Williams -- jerry C. Yarn -- Activity: Gymnasticsg Desire: Air Force R. O. T. C. 80 RECORDS DEDICATED TO YOU H A A?13YKB9Y'Q' -- Charlgsv FQWFQ ' f -- -ZZA Love Leiffersu -- Constance1W'afisCS1i- ' A-.. A Boy Name Tom --A Thomas Brow:g ?gfQ5,2A'1ffji?fgzfi, ' fm Use What You Got -H Ibyce Penny 1fAyf?Af fgfgjl e Needle In A . ve a V onald Lynn- A ffffffQA1A.,',Q ffj A A W an's Love -- Eme ' ' AK33113 ,q-,A ' H Q Mercy -- ChriS12ine,C1et . ' . Z 1 L ' A , W ' e Did Love GQ A'f-'QF-0143.kQ1i ld-QI' 2 . ,' , : 125 A - , Y Must Believe Mew -f Malcolrn I-Io . ,ff , ' 7 TQEQQ A See The Real Me e-- Carol-yn Sanders? e,,. Q f A A L1 rv ld On To What You've Gbt'? -- Dianne Hi Ion' k D AA , ComeASee About Me -- Ronnie Gxfanthalni 1 e A Chained and Boundu- -- Maurice-Bell ,e ' ,e,' ' ,ff I, t . . I X, il-Adgfalblfer O11 Q Jghnson , 'ji 1' - e Means The Worl ' -fl- ,Ernestine ' V- ' T'The Girl IsA1rig I l e -- Bertll-Iolderr A A ' e Baby I Need Your ' - - U M- jarsette Leach ' ' Out Of Sight -- Vernal! McClain A e e ' 'What Now -- Miriam Hilliard V ' 5 - J One and CMV Mann ff- e.-, Ierrv MCCQY ' A.,' ze A I Made AwMistake ' 4--3 Barbara Smiths' gg- ime Is Cn My Side --,q.Gee1Qrge Curr' fif , I I ' ' T s ble That Pve Had -ffBeftye C 3:25, 1 P .V ep On Pushingf' f-VVEaQ::1'Fe1 rf A e.b Long, .s Winter -- Viet olmson e Maybe The- i e HY'-kia -A-Vers? --.,e1e f e'1V -. God Bless Our Levee -- jacquiline A A I Fou.mi'A, Igov-e weflexfzilld Williams,A,'ffg3AgE?5'E15j15:3s yQQAA5fgfA5921 Steal Awayff Q- eshirley .1-Ledges V. -' e1.Qe Lover's Prayer H- Hopie Smiigh X1 'iqe AV'- 5 - Jus1:ic ' e- Robe:-tpA11derson.5-5 Amen M Ida Sanders Aff' A MEOQA ,,,,, A I V , r iv' jacqueline L Barbour 81 - T .f-M 415.412 ---- f A.. -- , ...- MA GAZINES THA T TALK Hep e Tan 1ve Look Llfe Teen Co Ed Ebony Sport Glamor Parents Ingenue Bqture Playboy Newsweek Seventeen Caravelle School Arts True Romance Amer1can Glrl Famlly Clrcle Amerlcan Youth Senlor Scholastrc Saturday REVIEW Home Beautlful Readers' Dlgest Consumers' Bullet1n Famlly C1rcle True Confesswns Popular Mechanlcs P1'Og'6SS1V6 Farmer Sports Illustrauons Saturday Evenmg Post Better Homes 8 Gardens Natlonal Geograph1c Magazlne Mary CUITIS Bettye Cuspard Ernestme Kent Vlctor Johnson Foraker Felder Ernestlne Vlnson Frank1s Avery Cecel1a Barnes M1r1am I-hllard John Klng Carol johnson Rosa Sanders Constance Watson Maurlce Bell Charles Forte Robert Anderson jacquelme Barbour RODD16 Grantham Earl Fellows Joyce Penny V1v1an johnson Gearldrne Curtls Burth Holder I-Iople Smlth Claude N1xon Mary R1chardson Chr1st1ne Clemments Jerry Yarn Geraldrne ClJ1't1S Vlfglnla Blackman George Curne Owen Turner Thomas Brown Baxter Atlkmson Grace Sanders Grace Sanders Lee L1les Vwzan ohnson ,Z 2. 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With drooping eyes but a willingness to work, the editorial staff met at four each after- noon to begin their work. The added attraction of coffee and donuts helped to make every- thing even more fun. The first duty of the staff was to plan attractive layouts for the book. Then careful attention was given to planning clever pictures which were taken by our photog- rapher Alex Riveria. Imagination was put to work in writing catchy headlines and interesting stories. A Vivian johnson and Maurice Bell, co-editors, planned the opening section and saw that everything ran smoothly for the other members. Ernestine Kent was in charge of the classes, while Jackie Barbour dealt with students from seniors to freshmen in the friends section. Brenda Atkinson and Cecelia Barnes recorded all the clubs and extracurricular ftm in the activities section, and Foraker Felder edited the ever-important sports section. Dianne Hin- ton, Constance Watson, Joyce Penny, Brenda Atkinson, Mirian Hilliard, and Christine Clements, typists, were speedy and kept the typewriters going at a steady pace. 83 in V n if X , Nix xl. -' - 1 1 ' W 5 K l ' , X ,A Xi ws..--v . . X , . x , K V READING MAKE THE F ULLMA In this picture students are busily engaged making good use of their time and the library facilities. Not all students, however, go to the library to do research from books. Some of them enjoy reading newspapers and magazines. The library is one part of the school where students keep busy all day. 84 AD VER TISING M.r. C. V. Adams Mr. 8 Mrs. George Adams Mrs. Mary Ann Adams Mrs. Clida Allen Miss Lou G. Allen Mr. Willie Allen Mr. Willis Allen Mr. Mr. Mrs. Ettie Altman Mr. Samuel Altman Mr. Wilbert Altman Mrs. Joseph M. Andrew Mrs. Vera Armstrong Mrs. M.rs. Mr. Mrs. Corene Artis J. H. Arward Willie Atkins Carrie Atkinson Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Atkinson Mr. Eddie Atkinson Mrs. Grace E. Atkinson Mrs. Lena Atkinson Mr. 8 Nlrs. Leslie Atkinson Mrs. Mattie Atkinson Mr. G Mrs. William Atkinson M.rs. Willie Ann Atkinson M.r. Vester Atkinson Mr. James Avery Mr. 8 Mrs. L. V. Avery Mrs. Pecola Avery Miss Swannie M. Avery Mr. William H. Avery Mr. Kenneth Baker Mrs. Annie Barbour PA TRU Mrs. Marion Colbert Mrs. Inez Cole Mr. Wyatt Combo Mr. W. F. Combo Mrs. Maggie Cooke Mrs. Vann Cooley Mr. Clyde Corbett Mr. Ernest Covington Mrs. Avallie Cox Mr. Marion Culburb Mrs. Effie Curtis Mr. Jack Curtis Miss Mary Curtis Mrs. Mary Currie Mr. Clarence Davis Miss Donnie E. Davis Mr. James E. Barbour Miss Mr. S Mrs. James O. Barbour Mrs. Sadie Barbour Miss Mary E. Barfield Miss Ann Barnes Mr. Gaddist Barnes Mr. c. P. Batten' Mr. S Mrs. Joseph Bell Mr. Lewis Bell Mrs. Sallie Bell Mr. Andrew Best Mr. 8 Nirs. James Best Mrs. Julia Blackwell Mr. Preston Bolden Miss Eleanor Bonner Mrs. Cora Boyd Mr. Roscoe Boykins Mr. Percy Boylor Miss Hattie Hayley Mrs . Ada Henry Mrs . Cora Hill Mrs . Laura Hillard Mrs. Eula Hinton Miss Frances Hinton M.rs. Frances B. Hinton Miss Janice Hinton Mr. 8 Mrs. Libert Hinton Mrs. Ringer Hobbs Mrs. Carrie Hodges Mrs James M . Hodges . Beatrice Holden Mrs. Esther Holden Miss Margaret Holden Mrs. Eloise Holder Mrs. Hanna Holder John Holder Mrs. E. R. Davis Mrs. Exerline Davis Mrs. Fred Davis Mrs. Gertrude Davis Mr. Luby Davis Mr. Luby Herman Davis Mr. Remus Lee,Davis Mrs. Sylvia Davis Mrs. Virginia Davis Mr. John N. Denning Miss Mildred Denning Mr. Walter Denning Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Diggs Mrs. Beatrice Dobbin Mr. Willie Dobbin Mr. George Dodd M.rs. Ruby Dodd Mr. Arthur Dublin Miss Erma Lee Dublin Mrs . Hattie Dublin Mrs . Mrs. Mrs . Rosetta Dublin Merdia Durant Evelyn Durham Rev. J. T. Durham Mrs. Mr. Mr. Lucille Eason 8 Mrs. Henderson Eason Andrew C. Edgerton Mrs. Freda B. Elliott Mrs. Zola Ellison M.r. Reginald Ennis Mrs. Eva Evans Mrs. Alma Everette Mrs. Carolyn Everette Jennie Fawrett Mr. Willie J. Holder ' Mr. 8 Mrs. Clarence Holmes Mrs. Rosa Dell Holmes M.rs. Adell Hopkins Mr. Bonnie Edward Hopkins, Jr Miss Elsie Howard Mrs. J. E. Howard Mr. Alton Jenkins , Mr. 8 Mrs. Leory Jenkins Mrs. Beatrice Johnson Miss Carol Johnson Mr. Cornell Johnson Mr. J. Edward Johnson Mr. Hercules Johnson Miss Luther Mae Johnson M.r. G Mrs. Spatwood Johnson Mr. Z3 Mrs. Weldon Johnson Mr. 8 Mrs. Silas Johnson Mrs . Bettie Jones Mrs. Debrbah Jones Mr. 8 Mrs. Levi Jones Mrs. Odie Jones Mr. Wade Jones Mrs. Gussie Judkins Rev. Otha Kerney Mr. 8 Mrs. Ernest Lamberth Miss Elaine Lane Mrs. Hazel Lane Mrs. Pasty Lane Mrs. Sadie Lane Mrs. Alice Lassiter Mr. Joe Lassiter Mrs . Le ssie McClain Mrs . Miss Miss Mrs. Bettie A. Breeden Lola Mae Bridges Lorene Bridges Minnie Bridges Miss Victoria Bridges Miss Mary Britt Mrs. Lucille Brooks Rev. Elijah Brown Mrs. Laura Alice Brown Mr. 8 Mrs. Teddy Brown Mrs. Helen Bryant Mrs. J. A. Bryant M.rs. Jeannie Bryant Mr. John Bryant Mrs. Doris Bunch Mrs. G. L. Bunn Mrs. Mable Burtch Mr. G Mrs. N. A. Bush Mrs. Leola Byrd Mrs. Ada Campbell Mrs. W. M. Campbell Self-Service Shoe Center Mr. Aaron Chappell Mrs. Sarah J. Chappell Mr. James Chappell Miss Ethel Christmas Mrs. Amelia Felder Mr. William J. Ferguson Miss Annie Ferrell Mr. 8 Mrs. Andrew Leach Mr. 8 M.rs. Lenoarfi Leach Mr. Bennie Lee Miss Florine Christmas Mr. Wesley Clarkson Mr. 8 Mrs. William H. Clayton Day's Dry Cleaners Mr. G Mrs. J. B. Coats Miss Annie Louise Cogdell M.rs. Gladys Franklin Mr. Joe Franklin Mrs. Martha Frazier Moses Frazier M.rs. Addie Fuller C. W. Furlonge M.rs. Mary Jean Gallington Mrs. Irene George Mr. Dr. Mr. James J. Gooch Mrs. Gladys Graham Mrs. Effie Grantham Mr. Elijah G. Grantham Mrs . Margorie Grantham Mr. S Mrs. Preston H. Grantham Mr. William A. Graye Mr. E3 M.rs. William Greenfield Mr. Ed Gregory Mr. R. C. Gregory Mr. 8 Mrs James W. Haire, Jr. Mr. E3 Mrs. C. D. Hamilton Mr. 8 Mrs. James Hamilton Mr. Jessie Hamilton Farmers Hardware Miss Mr . Mrs . Emma Harris Howard' Harris Joan Harris Mr. Ralph Harris Mr. Samuel Harris Mr. William Harrell Mr. 2. M-fs. Bniy Lee Mr. S Mrs. Claude Lee Miss Dorothy Lee Mrs. Mobelia Lee Mrs. Mr. Robert Lee Raiford Lee Mr. William G. Lee Mrs. Dorothy Lewis Mr. James Lewis Mrs. Rosanna Lewis Mrs . Virginia Lewis Mr. Lee C. Liles Mrs . Virginia Liles Mrs. Miss Mrs . Mr . Elizabeth Lynn Mary E. Lynn Mary Frances Lynn Hugh Mangum Mrs. Ellen C. Martin Rev. Frank Matthews Mr. James Matthews Mrs. Carrie McCoy Mr. Percy McCoy Mrs. Bernice McClamb Mrs. Flora McClamb Mr. Mr. George McClamb McKenton McClamb Mrs . Nellie McClamb Mr. James McClamb Mr. William McClamb Mr. Willie McClamb Mrs. Callie McDaniels Mrs. Mable McDaniels Nirs. Hattie McFatten Mr. H. A. Gowan Mrs. S. B. McKoy Mr. Crayton McLean Mr. 8 Mrs. John W. McLean Mr. 8 Mrs. Roland McLean Mrs. W. J. McLean Mr. James McMillian, Jr. Mr. S Mrs. J. F. McNeil Mr. Lester McNeil lvirs. Margaret McNeil Mrs. Ruth Mae McNeil Mrs. G. P. McTyre Mr. Charles Merritt Mr. 8 Mrs. Elijah Sanders Miss Eula M. Sanders ivirs. Evangline Sanders Miss Evelyn Sanders Mrs. Mary B. Sanders Mr. E. V. Sanders Mrs. Florene Sanders Mr. Frank Sanders Mr. Gabriel Sanders Mrs. Gladys Sanders Mrs. Helen Sanders Mr. Hubert Sanders Mrs. Clara Tomlinson Miss Frances Tomlinson Mr. George Tomlinson Mrs . Mrs . Mrs . Lucy Toole Adeline Uttley Alberta Vinson Mrs. Dorothy Vinson Mrs. Ella Vinson Mrs. Ida Vinson Mrs. lone Vinson Mr. James Cardell Vinson Mrs. Margie Vinson Mrs Isabell Sanders Mr. Z. Nirs. James Sanders Mr. James H. Sanders Mrs Jeannie Mae Sanders Mr. Douglas Wall Mrs. Ethel Walker Miss Linda P. G. Walker Mrs. M. Y. Walker Mr. Willie Walker Mrs. Addie Watson lvir. Albert Watson Mrs. Annie Watson Mr. Cecil Watson lang!!! 0 Email? Ei.-'T'-'-:0, s4g5 rE,E Z Qtgm H-ima. 6':.'5:5 F0204 gg' Zim QUE 3 Hmili lr-I ru 3 . John W. Mitehener Mrs. Maggie Mitchener s. Mary Mitchener .8 Mrs. Wilbert Mitchener Rev. Francis R. Moeslein Mrs. Hattie Moore Mr. Stacy Moore Miss Syliva Moore Mrs. Mildred Moses Mr. Ed Murphy Mr. J. K. Murphy Mrs. Mary Nicholas Mr. 8 Mrs. Percy Nicholas Mr. 8 Mrs. Claude Nixon Mr. Lenoard Sanders Mrs. Lena Mae Sanders Mr. Levi Sanders Mr. Lindsay Sanders Mrs. Louie Mae Sanders Mrs. Lula Mae Sanders Mrs. Mary B. Sanders Mr. 8 Mrs. M. L. Sanders Mr. Parker Sanders Miss Pauline Sanders Mr. Sylester Sanders, Jr. Mr. Thomas Sanders Mr. Tommie Sanders Mrs. Vernell Sanders Nir. E. Mrs. Walter Sanders Mr. Willie Lee Sanders Miss Yvonne Sanders Mrs. Rose Sauls Nir. L. G. Scott Cecil's Service Center General Tire Service, lnc. Nirs. Cecla Watson Mr. Edward Watson Mrs. Elizabeth Watson Mr. S Mrs. Evan Watson Mrs. Florine Watson Mr. 8 Mrs. George Watson Mr. Howard Watson Mr. Jethro Watson Mr. John Watson, Jr. Mr. John E. Watson Mrs. Josephine Watson Mr. Leory Watson Mrs. Lillian Watson Mrs. Saundra Peacock Watson Mrs. Willie Mae Watson Mr. S Mrs. Roger Watson Mr. 8 Mrs. Donnie Nixon, Jr. Mr. Edward Nixon Mrs. Gretcher Nixon Mr. Marshall Nixon Mr. H. F. Palmer Mrs. Doris Parrish Mr. 8 Mrs. Fred Parrish Mrs. Dora Persall Mrs. W. H. Pender Mrs. Eugene Penny Mr. William Penny, Sr. Mr. G Mrs. Phillip Phillips Mrs. Martha Pompey Nir. Junior Pope Mr. Willie Lee Poston Mrs. Louise Powell Mr. Bill Pounds Mrs. Margaret Pounds Mr. 8 Mrs. Luther Pugh Mr. E Mrs. James Pulley Mr. Joseph Shaw lvir. E3 Mrs. Theodore Shropshire Mr. Ben Singletary Mrs. Ada O. Smith Mrs. Annie Smith Mrs. Carrie Smith Mrs. Cora Smith Mr. David Smith Mr. Dahalia Smith Miss Ella Smith . Florine Smith Mrs. Rev . Mrs Mr. George Smith lsiah Smith James Smith Mr. E- Mrs. James Smith Mrs. Lois Smith Mr. M. B. Smith Mrs. Mable Smith Mrs. Maggie Smith Miss Mary Smith Mr. William Watson Miss Lina Wellons Mrs. Annie Wheeler Mr. Johnny Whertinton Mr. Charles Whitaker Mrs. Alice White m? Mr. Edgar Whitley Miss E. J. Quick Mrs. Gene Raiford Mrs. Lilliand Raiford Miss Magadaline Rainor Mr. Matthew Rawlings Miss Magaline Raynor Mr. 8 Mrs. Hezekiah Reaves Mrs. Effie Richardson Mrs. Fannie Richardson Miss Lela Mae Richardson Miss Mabel Richardson Mrs. Ricky Richardson Mrs. Thelma Richardson Mrs. Harris Roberson Miss Loretta Robinson Mrs. Ruby Robinson Mr. 8 Mrs. Harold Rouse Mrs . Christine Rowland Mr. Luby F. Royal, Jeweler Mr. Snoop Royal Mrs. Glovenia Russ M.rs. Addie Sanders Mrs . Bannie S anders Mr. G Mrs. Charles Sanders Mr. Charlie Sanders Mrs. Cora Sanders Mr. Donnell Sanders Mrs. Edna Sanders Miss Edna Rosa Sanders Mr. 8 Mrs. Elbert Sanders Miss Naomi Smith NLF. 8 Mrs. Napolean Smith Mrs. Nora H. Smith Miss Pauline Smith Mr. Victor Smith Mrs. Virginia Smith Nirs. Zeddie Smith Miss Pauline Spells M.rs. Virginia Spencer Mr. Z3 Mrs. Jasper Spruill Mr. C. A. Stallings, Jr. Mrs. Floretta Stanel Mr. J. B. Stawlings John Dails Repair Shop E3 Service Station Nir. Bill Stephenson Mr. Proctor Stephenson Mrs. Irene Stevens Mr. James A. Stevens M.rs. Rhoda Stevens Rose's Five 8 Ten Cent Store Pope's Five 8 Ten Cent Store Mr. Willie Stokes Mrs. Sudie Strickland i Mrs. Lillie Terrell Mr. S Mrs. Elvis Terry Mr. Arthur Thigpen Mr. Howard Thomas Mr. Johnny Thomlison Mrs. Josephine Thomlison Mr. Percy Whitley Mrs. Virginia Whitley Mrs. Bertha Whitley Mrs. Fannie Wilder Miss Yvonne Wilder Mrs. Annie Mae Williams Mrs. Beadie Williams, Miss Betty L. Williams Mrs. Clara Williams Mr. 8 Mrs. David Williams Mr. Edward Williams, Jr. Miss Emma Maw Williams Mrs. Estella Williams Mrs. Fayline Williams Mrs. Hazel Williams Mr. Henry V. Williams Mr. E. Mrs. Jasper Williams Mr. Lawrence Williams Mrs. Leola Williams Mrs. Lina Williams Mrs. Ludie Williams Mr. Mack Williams Mrs. Mary Williams Mrs. Mary Etta Williams Mrs. Mattie Williams Mrs. Mazie Williams Miss Mildred Williams Mrs. Mollie Williams Mrs. Odell Williams Mr. Richard Williams Mr. Robie Williams, Jr. Mrs. Rosa Mae Williams Mr. Rosan Wall Williams Mrs. Thelma Williams Mrs. Vara Williams Mr. 8 Mrs. Willie Williams Mrs . Mary Windley Miss Annie G. Yellowdy Mrs. Ruth Yarn O CONGRATULATIONS! TO GRADUATING CLASS OF '65 Bright Leaf ana' Burlgf Tobacco Company Smithfield , North Carolina. Congradulations Graduate s THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. things g0 Half Quarts, King Size or Regular Size Cokes C K Plus a Full Line of Flavor Drinks G e Phone WE 4-2221 Smithfield, N. C. Compliments of Kip? Q COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS RW ' Nt? 61 lce Cream -- Milk +i,, . Smithfield, Nc. Creating with Milk y WE 4-4191 Compliments of FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS tgp. 9 , OFjOHNSTON COUNTY J Y ur only Source of Geniune Repair Parts Factory Warranted Machines ' Factory Trained Mechanics M Smithfield, N . C. Q m ml m I Congratulations Senior s! SMITHFIELD TELE VISION AND MUSIC CENTER The House Of Musical Merchandise Smithfield, N. C. Steve C. Themis Phone 934-2659 i Q5.9.0..9.9..940B.0A gvp.os.o.o.0A, . ,I Z ' 6 I TELEVISIDN TUNE uvs Congratulations and best wishes to our neighbors at the Johnston County Training School! COTTON GINNERS - CITIES SER VICE GAS AND OIL Smithfield Oil and Gin Company J . Marvin Johnson Owner Cl J n..l ,I M Congratulations Senior s! FIELDERES T MILLS, INC. Congratulations to the Class of '65 WILLIAMS ' GROCER2' Make Our Store Your Store Blount Street Smithfield, N,C. Congratulations Seniors! SPORTSMEN'S CLUB Have A Coke With Your Friend Purnell Cr. Wilder, Mgr. Phone WE 4-9593 813 E. Market Street Smithfield, N.C. 1 Congratulations Seniors F CREE CH 'S PHA RMA CT Smithfield, N.C. Dial 934-2131 James L. Creech Registered Pharmacist Congratulations Seniors! COMPLIMENTS OF SMITHFIELD A U TOM OBILE DEALERS .,.,.,.:.,.,.,.,.1.1.,.,.,.,.,.,.I.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.:.:.,.:.,,.,.,.,., .,.,.,.,. 5 C o n g r atul ati o n s S e ni o r s ! PEPSI COLA BOTTLING C0 OF SELMA, N. C. Say Pepsi-Please! Selma, N, C, Congratulati S X THE jER OLD CORP. B 708 Smithfield, North Carolina Telephone WE 4-2113 Q Compliments of: 2?-sE 'Q NYOHNSTON C0 UNT2' OIL M DEALERS ASSOCIA TIQN Congratulations Seniors WATSON SEAFOOD C-9 POULTRY CO. INC. A tasty treat-try them-they're oo - North Carolin W d I g R leigh, Rose I-Iill, Siler City 1- WJ:-,iz C g tl t Seniors BINGHAM ef PA RRISH INS. A GENCQQ INC. Bingham 8: Parrish Compliments of EARL EAKES GROCERY Rte. l Garner, N.C. Phone 362-2608 Congratulations SMITHFIELD DRUG Complete Prescription 'IQ Smithfield, N. c. B Compliments of HODGES GARAGE Route 1, Smithfield, N.C. We Work on Anything 9 'E Agf F a QQQL if 'Q Q F,-0 Congratulations For Your Masonry Contractor Contact LUTHER SANDERS, JR. Dial WE 4-7275 QA 5-faq Compliments of Congratulations EAST END SHELL STATION to the Where your Service is Class of '65 always Appreciated V I Mrs. Rachel Barbour 1210 East Market St. 4 Phone 934-0367 7 I t BARBoUR cRocERs Smithfield, N.C. Located on Cleveland Road H Route l, Clayton Ni 'ff Q is A Compliments of RAMBEAU MUSIC CO. 2l5 Johnston Street Smithfield, N.C. Turning, Repair Service Phone 934-7600 Compliments of WHITLEY SPECIALTY CO. Candies-Drugs-Notions Cigars-Gum School Supplies Phone 934-8647 .lunius Phillips-Owner Compliments of ROY STRICKLAND LUMBER COMPANY rough and dressed lumber P.O. Box 117 Smithfield, N.C. WE 4-7119 Compliments of WILLIAMS FARM SUPPLY Fancy Groceries Quality Meats-Feed-Hardware Garner, N.C. Phone EM Z-9896 Compliments of CRAWFORD CONSTRUCTION CO fFree Estimatesk Phone WE 4-4440 Smithfield, N.C. Congratulations CAPITAL DEPARTMENT STORE ' Market Street Smithfield, N.C. WE 4-4343 Cornpliments of IDEAL OIL COMPANY, INC. Shell Products Prompt and Courteous Service Phone WE 4-8121 Smithfield, N.C. Compliments of SMITHFIELD WHOLESALE BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Quality Building Material Raleigh Road Phone 934-7111 Smithfield, N.C. Compliments of EDWARD NIXON GARAGE SHOP 1201-A East Market Street Smithfield, N.C. Congratulations to the Class of 1965 JORDAN .IEWELERS Quality Gifts Since 1898 .T.C. Jordan, III Smithfield, N. C. Best Wishes Shop with confidence at LED ER HAMILTON and wear with pride The newest and most complete Dept. Store Smithfield, N.C. Compliments Of REX SHOES AND SHOE REPAIRINC Men's Dress and Work Shoes Acme Western Boots Justin Western Belts Smithfield, N.C. Compliments Of C. S. TUCKER FURNITURE INC The Peoples Choice Since 1886 Smithfield, N.C. Congratulations and Be st Wi she s BRANCH CROCERY STORE Located on Cleveland Road Rt. 1, Smithfield, N.C. Congratulations Congratulations SELMA STORM DOOR Kr HOWARD JOHNSON MOTEL WINDOW CO. Highway 95 106 West Noble St. Selma, N.C. Phone WO 5-3926 Fine Food-Modern Rooms Smithfield, N . C. Congratulations AYCOCK'S INC. A McGregor Sporting Goods 724 s. Third sr. Smithfield, N.C. Compliments Of DR. LUBY F. ROYAL Smithfield, N.C. Congratulations Senior s! JOHNSTON COUNTY HAMS Smithfield, North Carolina Direct from the .... Smokehouse To you .... ! Box 489 Phone 934-3054 Congratulations! D. R. WELLS GEN. MDSE. Cleveland Road Sinclair Products Royster Fertilizer Congratulations Senior s! FIRST CITIZENS BANK 8: TRUST CO. Smithfield, N. C. if Congratulations! CURLEY CANDY CO. Wholesale Distributor Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes Phone WE 4-2619 Smithfield, N.C. Congratulations! Congratulation! OLIVER CASH SERVICE CENTER L. H. HALL, METAL WORKS We have the best of merchandise! Bonded Roofing Metal Works Congratulations! LUBY'S MOBIL SERVICE Luby Starling, Owner and Mgr Located on 301 Truck Lane, South Within city limits. Phone WE 4-3520 Smithfield, N.C. Compliments of: THE SMITHFIELD HERALD Your County Newspaper Published Twice A Week Compliments of TALTOM INC. Smithfield, N.C. Appliance Dept. 116 S. 3rd, St. Phone 934-8444 ' X . tx - Wg. 5.21 .M Furniture Dept. 432 E. Market St . 3 M. wi M is S 'W U'-ve kde SRE steal W W fx' is xlqs Exixl' , it -, Phone 934-8911 - W I1 Emlllill. I 'X .F in A' f Effie it V' 1 A XLV 5' ' Q w if il Q-7, L- 2 5 fix .' ' 'T' N' 'Q .4 -sf N X fir img' J, I J . ' . Q 1 1 x xg 5 7 Compliments of SANDERS FUNERAL HOME Z4 I-Irs. Ambulance Service Protect Yourself with our Burial and Life Insurance Dial WE 4-8416 or WE 4-2585 WE 4-8967 Smithfield, N,C. Compliments to the Senior Class of '65 GUT C. LEE MANUFACTURING CO. Lumber, Millwork Building, Material Smithfield, N.C. BUF2'5lENC3'?'CfJN'55 WCJKQZJERS-Tf.3L 1!K?Cf3?2?..D CSF T EXTELEES . . . 53F?C3Viif3iNG f9??0OiJC'TSS AND UPPO??T5JNSME'iES5 POF? M?if?E3.ffsY QJXEZQ? TCQMCQEFQ QOW . . . E3URL5?NfCi E'ON'S 'i:'VONE3EEl??3i.3E- WC! mo or 'THATS views FYFQCJDU :Ts ww o Igljfliflgltfjll 'roomf AN D Tomosrmow emeromis worm Emfznm womzx , . fasfeovzmz NG PFQOGUCITS AND C+PF2QR E'i.JNE'?'iiiSS HOF? TODAY AFKZZ3 TOEV?QF?FvEOW . , . iZi.5??L.iN'ZfEaT OENVS VJGNOEQFQJL WO??i,EfJ O55 ?'E'XTii-?EE3 . . E3'RC3V5iTiEEXJG PQGDUCTS AND QW?3UE-'?TU?'J ITEESS 555353 TOQYEXQY AND 'YGMOQFQCZRWZ , . . B UF?!,.2NCE'Y'C??X5'S?3 WOfX5D?i??F7UL, 1:Y!C2?l?i.,E3 QF' T E-fX'?'E?..EIES . . . ?95N?QV2D!?X3C5 ?49R?iEZJL2lfL'i5'f5E AND OFf3C3F?'?K.3N2?'EH5:5 ?'C3FZ'i'Cl??3f'XY' IQYEQWEQR 13Ul'lil lglflll ....,.-f, Compliments of J. H. STEWART'S CROCERY For the best in everything And A Friendly Atmosphere WE 4-4726 Rte 1, Smithfield, N.C. Compliments of RALPH'S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Washing-Crreasing-OilChanging Tire Repair-Road Service Ralph Carganus, Prop. Cor. Rose St. 8: Truck Lane, South Smithfield, N. C, Compliments of CRANTHAM'S For Men -- For Boys Formal Rental Service Smithfield, N. C. Compliments of MEDLIN PRINTING Your Complete School Supplier Printing-Engraving Office Supplies 134 South Third Street Phone 93 4-8434 Smithfield, N.C. Congr atulation s Senior s Compliments of CAROLYN'S BEAUTY SALCN 207-B- North 5th Street Smithfield, N . C. Dial WE 4-8669 or Congr atul ations WILLARD STANLEY'S SEED STORE Truck Lane Phone WE 4-4537 Smithfield, N.C. WE 4-8367 I Compliments of Compliments of I DELMA JoHNsoN's SELF SERVICE Heavy and Fancy Groceries and Fresh Meats Dial WE 4-2464 Smithfield, N.C. lm... AYCOCK PR OPANE GAS SERVICE Smithfield -- Selma Highway Phone WE 4-2272 Congratulations Compliments PARADISE BEAUTY SHOP Of 'We appreciate your patronage DENNTNG FURNITURE Mrs. Charlotte Atkinson COMPANY Owner Smithfield, N . C. Smithfield, N. C. Phone We-4- 2.587 4.5 I Compliments h 9 L Qf Congratulations Seniors ' P ARCI-IlE'S BAR-B-QUE Best Wishing and Cood Foods Archie Massengill Smithfield, N.C. JOI-lNSON'S FLORIST i ' 'N uxa X -fi' IW, Flowers for all occasions Smithfield, N.C. Since 1919 Mrs. Theron R . Johnson-Owner Congratulations A. C. EDCERTON An insurance policy or every member of the family I Smithfield, N . C. Compliments Of CITY FOOD MARKET Fancy Meats-Groceries Frozen Foods Smithfield, N.C. Best Wishes from FA Y 'S SANDWICH COMPANY The best in good sandwiches Smithfield, N. C. . 4 . 1 , Q7 IQ r NN S J eX ' A P Y-Xflf.. A ' 5 I. m 7. . 17 I Compliments of TURNACE 8: TALTON SUPER MARKET Dial 934-8106 Smithfield, N.C. .1...... Congratulations H. E. MITCHINER AND SONS Ceneral Merchants Cvinners-Cotton Buyers Wilson Mills, N.C. Congratulations to the class' Of 65 -9 1 FORTE'S CAFE Nasa' Bar-B-Que is our Specialty Charles Forte Jr. - Manager Congratulations HUGH AUSTIN'S Men's 81 Boys' Store Known For Cood Things To Wear At Reasonable Prices A Trial Is All We Ask Congratulations MT. PLEASANTRED 8.1 WHITE FOOD CENTER Rt, 1, Willow Springs, 'N.-C- We Sell Quality Merchandise Phone 687-5003 Albert Liles-Manager Congratulations HOOD'S DRUC STORE Corner Market and Third Street Smithfield, North Carolina Your Health IS Our Professional Responsibility Mc Donald Davis, Jr. Registered Pharmacist Compliments of STAR LINCHS Ladies Ready-To-Wear 8: Shoes for the Family M. V. Starling-Manager 1 Congratulations Clas s of 65 HOWELL THEATER Smithfield, N. C. P. A. Howell-Manager Congratulations MAR TIN- MIT CHELL LTD. It means more from Martin-Mitchell Market Plaza Open until 9: OO p .m. Friday Nights Phone 934-2.347 Congratulations CRAY'S RADIO 8: APPLIANCE CO. Congratulations .IORDAN 8: HOLT INC. 541 igtflel-91 Your Motorola, Norge 3 5 at 5 3 Hardware Philco Dealer 5 Plumbing and Heating Q g Contractors 'Emi' E tml? Smithfield, North Carolina Refrigerators-Ranges-Freezers Radios Sz TV Selma, N.C. Congratulations HOOKS STUDIO Give a portrait- The gift that keeps on giving We-4-2694 for an appointment 204 South Znd St. - Smithfield Dorothy Hooks - Owner Congratulations FLEMINC: PHAR MACY Complete Prescription Service Opposite the Courthouse Smithfield, N. C. Oliver Fleming - Owner fl gy Compliments Of PILCH BREEDERS INC. OF CAROLINA Smithfield, N. C. Compliments Of B. 8: M. SHELL STATION Smithfield, N.C. 506 Truck Lane Ceorge Crimes - Owner Compliments . Of ' JOHNSON LAUNDRY AND DR Y CLEANERS Smithfield, N. C. Complete Sanitone Service Market Street Congratulations .IOHNSON'S PAINT AND WALL PAPER STORE 519 South Eighth St. Smithfield, N.C. Best Wishes From FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SMITHFIELD 'l'The Bank Where They Care About You Member-F.D.I.C. Congratulations MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Dial 934-2111 Smithfield, N.C. Behind the Hospital Marshall Sasser Congratulations FIRST CITIZEN BANK Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Established 1898 Smithfield, N.C. Congratulations PARRISH'S CROCERY AND MARKET Cfas, Coal, and Ice gn Highway 70-West Smithfield, N.C. Phone We-4-2602 X - Mr. F. H. Parrish - Owner Congratulations Clas s of 19 65 TASTEE-FREEZE Selma, Smithfield , and Clayton . ' 2 3 Congratulations from 'I SULLIVAN'S JEWELERS Watches, Diamonds I Watch and Clock Repairs Phone Wp-5-2985 Selma, N.C. Compliments of LAWTON'S, FRONT END AND BRAKE SERVICE Highway 70-West Phone We-4-7209 Smithfield, N.C. Congratulations PERCY'S SERVICE STATION Prompt Service Highway 70 East Phone 922-8797 Clayton, North Carolina 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 A20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 X39 SE Anderson, Robert L. Atkinson, Baxter M. Atkinson, Brenda F. Avery, Frankie A . Barbour, jacqueline M. Barnes, Cecelia A. Bell, Maurice L. Blackmon, Virginia N. Brown, Thomas E. Clement, Christine Currie, George A . Curtis, Geraldine Curtis, Mary Cuspard. Bettye R. Davis, Carolyn j. Dobbin, Willie M. Dobb. Hazel A. Elliott, Patricia A. Felder, Odist F. Fellows, Earl Forte, Charles F. Grantham, Ronnie E. Hamilton, Phyllis Harris, Clemmon I-lillard, Miriam Hinton, Dianne Hodges, Shirley j. older, Ber Holder. Glenn Holmes Bobby R. Holmes james L. Howard, Malcolm K. Ingram, Charles johnson, Carol L. johnson, Victor j. johnson, Vivian S . Kent, Ernestine King, john jr. Leach, Billie A . IOR CLASS N64-65 310 4th st. Smithfield, N.C 218 Collier St. Smithfield, N.C 309 Malta St. Smithfield, N .c 114 N. 5th St. Smithfield, N.C 402 Pine St. Smithfield, N.C P.O. Box 12 Wilson Mills 606 Church St . Smithfield, N.C Rte. 2 Box 14 Smithfield, N.C 118 S . 6th St. Smithfield, N.C P.O. Box 78 Wilson Mills 208 8th St. Smithfield, N.C. 1103 Goldsboro Road Smithfield, N.C 126 S. 7th St. Smithfield, N.C Rte . 3 Box 23 Smithfield, N.C Rte . 2 Box 56 Smithfield, N.C Rte. 1 Clayton Rte . 3 Box 6 Smithfield, N.C Rte. 1 Box 399 Clayton 808 Rast Elm St. Goldsboro, N.C . Rte 1 Garner, N.C. 304 Pine St . Smithfield, N.C Rte. 2 Box 58 Smithfield, N.C 1002 Harris St . Smithfield, N.C P.O. Box 6 Wilson Mills, N. 1011 Lemay St. Smithfield, N.C P.G. Box 74 C. Smithfield, N.c. Rte. 3 Box 142 Four Oaks, N . C . RTE. 1Box 132 Smithfield, N.C johnson t. Smithfield, N.C P.O. Box 362 Smithfield, N.C P.O. Box 362 Smithfield, N.C Rte. 2 Box 64B Smithfield, N.C 62A Rte. 2 Box Smithfield, N.C Rte . 2 Box 404 Clayton, N.C. Rte. 2 Box 57 Smithfield, N.C Rte. 2 Box 21 Smithfield, N.C P.O. Box 72 Smithfield, N.C 407 Bridge St. Smithfield, N.C Rte. 1 Box 71A Willow Springs, 6 6 . . 6 6 4 v N.C. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Eddie Anderson Ch arle S Atkinson Mrs . Mattie Atkinson Mrs. Annie Mr. E Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Bell Avery james Barbour Lloyd Barnes joseph Bell Mrs. Lucindia Blackmon Mr. 8Mrs. Mrs. Mary Mrs. Mary Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. GMrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. Elvlrs. Mr. 8NLrs. Mr. EMIS. Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. GMrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Nlr. Slvlrs. Mr. E3Mrs. Mrs. Beatri james Brown Vinson Currie Percy Sanders Ernest Curtis Willie Smith Willie C. Davis jessie Dobbins Freddick Dobb Dorsey Elliott Foraker Felder Charlie Fellows Charles Forte Ivey Grantham ce Hamilton Mr . Howard Harris Mrs. Laura Mr. Sllvirs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Mr. james Mr. 8 Mrs. Nir. 8Mrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. Robert Mr. 8Mrs. Mrs. Frank Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. SMrs. M.r. SMrs. Mr. 8Mrs. Hillard Edwars Hinton james M. Hodges john Holden Holder Herbert Holmes Herbert Holmes William Howard Ingram Hercules johnson johnson Weldon johnson Willie Nixon john King Andrew Leach 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 V75 76 77 78 79 80 81 Leach, Jarsette Liles, Lee E. Lynn, Donald L. Lynn, Ella Mae Lynn, Mary E. McClamb, Betty J. McCoy, Jerry McCullers, Swindell McDonal, Maxwell, C. Nixon, Claude A. Jr. Penny, Joyce A. Richardson, Mary M. Rich, James Jr. Royal, Betty S . Sanders, Alice Sanders, Carolyn B. Sanders, Dorthy A . Sanders, Ernestine Sanders, Grace Sanders, Ida L. a Sanders, Joyce M. Sanders Judith A1 Sanders Richard Sanders, Rosa M. Smith, Barbara E. Smith, Hopie D. Stevens, Connell W. Terry, Ella J. Turner, Owen Jr. Vinson, Ernestine Washington, Margaret Watson, Authur Watson, Charles E. Watson, Constance D. Watson n thur Watson, Monnle M. White, Edward D. Williams, Gerald R. Williams, James E. Williams, Samuel D. Yarn, Jerry, C. Rte 1 Box 72A Willow Springs, 605 Rose St. Smithfield, N.C Rte. 1 Box 205 Smithfield, N.C Rte. 1BoX'172 Smithfielf, N.C Rtev. 1 Box 149 Sm'ithI!f.ield, N.C Rte. 1 Box 202 Smithfield, N.C P.O. Box 343 Smithfield, N.C Rte. 1 Box 276 Smithfield, N.C 310 Blount St. Smithfield, N.C Rte . 2 Box 58 Smithfield, N.C Rte 2 Box 6, Smithfield, N.C 303 Durham St. Smithfield, N.C 506 Caswell St. Smithfield, N.C Rte. 1 Box 144 Smithfield, N.C Rte . 2 Box 23A Smithfield, N.C 207 Durham St. Smithfield, N.C 212 N. 4th St. Smithfield, N.C Rte . 1 Box 98 Smithfield, N.C P.O. Box 84 Smithfield, N.C Rte . 3 Box 4 Smi ' Rte. 3 Box 204 Smithfield N. R e. Box 2 Smithfield, N.C Rte. 3 Box 2 Smithfield, N.C Rte. 1Box 130 Smithfield, N.C Rte. 3 Box A Smithfield, N.C 123A S. 7th St. Smithfield, N.C Rte. 1 Box 230 Smithfield, N.C 209 Railroad St. Smithfield, N.C Rte. 1Box 168A Anger, N.C. Rte. 3 Box 176 Smithfield, N.C 503 Bridge St. Smithfielf, N.C 112 S . 5th'St'.7' ',. Smithfield, N.C 1203A Massey St Smithfield, N.C P.O. Box 551 Smithfield, N.C 207 B N. 5th St. Smithfield, N.C 604 Caswell St. Smithfield N.C Rte . 2 Box 466 Smithfield, N.C Rte. 3 Box 14A Smithfield, N.C P.O. Box 42A Smithfield, N.C 906 Fuller St. Smithfield, N.C 309 Collier St. Smithfield, N.C Rte. 1 Box 144 Smithfield, N.C Mr. 8 Mrs. Leonard Leach Mr. S Mrs. Lee Liles Mrs. Rosetta Lynn I-faire Mr. 8 Mrs. I-Iopson Lynn Mr. S Mrs. Junious Lynn Mrs. Nilia McClamb Mrs. Carrie Lynn Mr. Shakesphere 'McCullers Mrs. Julia Kent Mr. Z3 lvlrs. Claude Nixon Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Penny Mr. E3 Mrs. Garfield Richardson Mr. 8 Mrs. James Rich Mr.E-Mrs Nlr. 8 Mrs. Almo Royal Jame s Sa nders Miss Rogerlyn J. Dublin Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. ES Mrs. M128 lvlrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr.8Mrs Mr.8Mrs Mr. 8 WS. 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