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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

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M -4' '-.1..,.L: . -h WMM 1- - ISIQJFSJ Donated by Carobfn Grantham Ennis Z ZW 7 Z Johnston Central High School Smithfield, North Carolina JOHNSTON COUNTY HERITAGE CENTVR SMITHFIELD. N.C. FURE WORD The Senior Year of the class of 1966 is nearly over. We look back n now, in the twilight of our high school years, to the days when we were freshmen, and then we think of the intellectual darkness which encompassed us. But that was nearly four years ago, and the interim period some of the darkness has been lifted. The light has begun to dawn and the darkness is being dispelled. Here, then is the 1966 HAWK. We hope you enjoy it. And may the lights which have guided us for four years guide the classes of the years to come. Willie M. Russ Dennis Williams . . . . Barbara Liles . . . . . Gerald Rowland . . . Roscoe Merritt .... . Anthony Chappell William Hilliard . . . George Williams . . ..... . . Typist . . THE STAFF Editor-in-chief Assistant-Editor Feattue Editor Layout Editor Photography Editor Sports Editor Art Editor Business Editor . . Sandra Sanders, Patricia Merritt Myralon Sanders THE HA WK TAFF ..., 1' w ,, . ,,l R I 5 L gf DENNIS WILLLAMS L fAssistant Editorj I fi 'Y N 'n f 1 Aw ' ll fi A I WILLLAM HILLIARD P fArt Editorj PATRICIA A - MERRITT CTvPiSt7 I 1 A I I , ' ' I A 0' ' 51 , ' P GERALD ROWLAND ROSCOE MERRITT fSports and Layout Edltorj f Sports and Layoutj 5 BARBARA LILES fFeatu1'e Editorj I , I V MYRALON SANDERS CTYPiS'fD .V fra- f-vm X ' f .JL WILLIE MAE RUSS fEditorj i fivlr SANDRA SANDERS CTvPiS'fD I J BRIEF HISTORY OF .IOH STON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Our school has been a standardized one since 1925. It is a union or consolidated school where grades 1 through 12 are taught. Since 1922, it has increased its faculty from 11 teachers to the present 49 teachers, and the student body has grown from 513 to the 1015 presently enrolled. From the stu- dent body, the graduates have increased from 16 in 1925 to 109 in 1960. Of the principals, our has only had eight, namely john Byrd, Charlie William M. Cooper, B. A. Prather, W. H. A. Howard, A. J. Taylor, W Collins and our Principal j. F. McNeill The many other and praiseworthy growth of our school can seen when written in manner: AREAS: Center which approaches the model set by consists of six modern buildings, a 23 housing the primary department, center, a cafeteria and a South campus Association with branches in New Y ork Maryland Washington, D C and Department which sponsors and 1. The in the library increased from 350 to a book of over 2. The of Home Economics have connecting the school home where the girls do work as 3. Our are represented in the of the work as ministers, doctors, tologist, rnment workers. Locally, fine inter relationshi 4. Once a at commencement, the adopted the to members of the who have way positions. This Award We democrat1c way of life, and education is the I for way of living. Growth in democracy is predicted thus every is provided with the opportunity to participate in which are for the fullest development of the individual proving Since curriculum planning must originate with the and include it is necessary that pupils, teachers and operate t fullest extent in shaping the educational program indivi- duals for :e living. human relations constitute the greatest challenge his ability along with one another and that it is the of the school to extensive opportunities for pupils' experiences in and v We further believe that education will reliant who is mentally and physically healthy, the problems concern social groups, interested in solving these poised in with others, and appreciative of the finer life. SC HOOL LOC AT ION: Johnston Central High School is loc ated in the Eastern part of the Town of Smithfield in the well known residential section called Belmont. The school plant occupies a partial square. The main entrance is on East Massey Street. It is bound on the East by Durham Street, on the South by Harris Street, on the West by Collier Street, approximately five hundred yards from the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Station. 6 I 4 i K I n ' g I , I I U X, A f D ' 5 N fl' 1' W5 f MM M my Nm A. w .ww f I MNAXXX 1 NW V M1 Wfwf S X QX Wffftl M W T W ww wa ff R v NNW 'ff X kv xxx xx V A Q -1' . ev I - 1: 5 gfli T4 - ' --' :S v 5 '3- mf. -v H HU. .'.:1:A.fi.:, , m,.1,1 fnuiw ll ll ll m mm in l ll ' MR. J. F. MCNEILL 0 R Z B.S. -- North Carolina College Q a . M. S. -- Agricultural and Technical College A skillful director, a competent leader, an exemf plary citizen -- these are the attributes of our principal, Mr. Justin F. McNeill. The difficulty of his task is surmounted by his determination and his sense of responsibility. With loyalty, wisdom and perception, he has inspired our fondest respect. 8 twg, DEAN S Mrs. V R Taylor Dean of Girls Mr. T J. Dublin Dean of Boys Judiciary Committee 'igt -+A ws-un: A leno.'Ev0l'Yo'iHAchmK' 1 Ee Q ---5--, 'fra . K 'S C22 ,B fea- Department Chairmen J GRAMMAR GRADE Mrs. M. L. Heartley B. S. -- Elizabeth City State PRIMARY ,- . .,', - - , College Miss N' L. Smith g 'f - .'N, M. Ed. -- North Carolina College B. S. -- Fayetteville State , S ii College at Durham 5011086 ' Further Study -- Virginia Union 1 University ,ff :-::- , ii A, lqv IA HIGH SCHOOL Mi. T. J. Dublin B. S. -- Agricultural and Technical College of N. C. M. S. -- North Carolina College at Durham Further Study -- Morgan State College, Baltimore, Md. Duke University, North Carolina College, North Carolina State University Department I Instructors: Thomas J. Dublin Science FACULTY Clement V. Adams Mrs. C. W. McCoy Math Department Mrs. C. W. McCoy Miss Shirley Tulmore ll FA CULT English Department Mrs. Carolyn G. Ennis Mrs. Virginia B. Taylor Charles E. Littlejohn Mrs. Elizabeth Clarkson Ernest Lambreth Social Studies Department Charles Littlejohn Ernest Lambreth john Windley Simpson Burton, jr. lvlrs. Bayeta McNeill naw' I Q t 1 1 577'-x Q , ig. UW' Nc' iQ Language Department t Mrs. V. R. Taylor ',LVZQ , .-if, 'lr 1, el' 13 -1---i 7 Health ana' Physical Education R . Ennis In struc tor Na-I Business Department ,gs-'FA u! '.' X Mrs. Mrs. B. B. McNeill M. B. McNeill FACULTY Vocational Education Department ,qm E,- I W 5: ,,.5..'-'-'--2- fp Q5 2, Z ' g 1 Mr. Gerald Edwards, Mrs. Genia Williams Mr. Roscoe Williams f f Mr. Quinton K. Wall . Princzpal J. C.H.S. SOUTH CAMPUS EIGHTH GRA DE C Teacher, Mrs. W M. Campbell EI GH T H GRADE B ,L Teacher, Mr. R. E. Avery EIGHTH GRADE A SEVENTH GRADE A 5 5 Teacher, Mr. M. W Heartley SEVENTH GRADE B :K am Teacher, Mr. J. A. Lacewell 9 6 SEVENTH GRADE A Mrs. M. L. Heartley SIXTH GRADE Miss E. A. Barnes SIXTH GRA DE . I, ,gg Eiwfkgffff.. R M qw- , 7 nr T Mrs. J. W Clayton FIFTH GRADEXSIXTH GRADE Miss Burt FIFTH GRADE Mrs. G. Sanders FIFTH GRADE Q is I' is fi Lai ' Mrs. R. LJ Smith 1- Mrs. M. S. Windley Mrs. A. O. Smith Miss J. A. Bryant Mrs. A. P. Felder Mrs. E. R. Davis Miss E. J. Quick Mrs. A. D. Sanders Mrs. B. S. McKay Miss N. L. Smith Miss E K. McNeill Miss W E. Joyner GRADE FOUR GRADE THREE GRADE THREE GRADE T W0 GRADE T WO GRADE ONE SPECIAL EDUCATION - Mrs. Clara Lassiter PRIMAR Y DEPARTMENT GRADE THREE ll ,f ' me my Miss J. A. Bryant Teacher GRA DE TWO Mrs. A. D. Sanders Teacher 23 PRIMA R Y DEPA R TMENT GRADE FOUR y,M Q 1 ' 1 'G g , 1--v--....,..,,,--L--......,,m MX A4r1.A.l9.ibnHh Thacker GRA DE F O UR R R R R- :.1A RA .V,,, LA V W- f fx ' V M, Y J,,Q',. Qi? Alfa AL S.lW7ndk9f Thacker 24 ,- CLASS HISTORY In the beginning we were freshmen in the year of 1962. We set forward to tour the land of the future. We knew that this expedition was different, so different that it took special leaders to guide us safely through this unknown land. It so happened that these special persons were ones we all became better aquainted with, Nlr. Ennis, Mrs. Freemen, Mr. Murphy and lvlr. Wall. Our leaders divided this vast group into sections. Each sections chose their own ex- ecutives to help maintain guidance. Each member of the group played a very active role throughout the remaining of that year. Another year and another task were coming, the sophomore year. The sophomore year was only our second climb toward success. We were nearing the top of the mountain. Our team was hitched to a new crew. The leaders were Mr. Adams, and Mr. Wall. We were lucky that year to hace Mr. Wall move up with us. The captain Sandra Sanders, Co-Captain Edna Frazier, secretary Dora Dublin, and assistant Billie I. Lewis were elected to work as helpers for the group. We were very energetic teammates all working toward success. During this year we lost one of our top honor roll students Charles Joyner. I-Ie was an exchange student from our school. We also gained new students that year, Brenda Watson, George Williams and Ruby Hargrove. We eagerly accepted them as adventures to the land of success, the year soon ended. Our first aim was re-organization for our junior Class. Under the leadership of Mr. Murphy and Mrs. McCoy we were almost to our goal. Captain john Turner, Co- Captain Edna Frazier, Secretary Billie I. Lewis, corresponding Secretary Sandra Sanders, and Treasurer George Williams. Some of the highlights of the junior year were the selecting of Miss junior, Sandra Sanders, four of our teammates, George Williams, Barbara Liles, Gerald Rowland and Willie M. Russ were initiated into the National Honor Society, our junior-Senior Prom Was most exciting! The theme Arabian Nights was the talk of the town. The scenery was magnificent. We had junior week and a special day set aside for what we called Hillbilly Day . This day we all dressed as farmers and Hillbillies. That was a day of much laughter and enjoyment. We almost hated to see the Junior year end because it was a year full of memories and gratitudes. As all good things must come to an end we were coming toward the climax of the goal we set out to achieve. Success and rewards awaits us at the end of the mountain. We are finally on top of the mountain. Behind every great star there lies the true meaning of its brightness. Our leaders Mrs. C. G. Ennis and Mr. T.j. Dublin are our guiding light. We look towards them for guidance and understanding. Our Captain in command Willie Mae Russ, Co-Captain George Williams, secretary, Sandra Sanders, corresponding secre- tary Patricia Merritt abd Treasurer Gerald Rowland. They were ready and willing to bring our expedition to success. We can not express our gratitude to our principal Mr. J. F. McNeill for giving us permission for this great expedition. The senior class has been very active thus far. The senior class was most honored to have one .of our top seniors, George Williams as a finalist in the national Merit Scholarship Program. We express our congratulations and hope him much success. The farce comedy Here Comes Charlie was presented as class play. Many other activities will climax our high school days including the grandest event of all, graduation. Motto: Finished Yet Beginning Historically submitted by Billie jean Lewis 27 SE IOR CLASS OFFICERS ..,, rf- 4 -ff .7 fffigif 'swrf 35 'X . . Q George D. if Willie MX Burns S fl-T l Mae . Williams JM, ,Ali x Russ Am g . Vice-President President -1 i -I it Sandra Patricia Ernestlne joy 'l Sanders Merritt Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary 1- ll , 3 - R -i l ' V i f ,- i' Gerald Billie nf, l - P Thornton jean I N I Rowland Lewis Tre HSU-Tel' Historian ,sir - ' - 'ii-f cl- ..- 28 qu: W ' , 2-'iuixfeflfl OUR SENIOR ADVISORS. . ,num YQ M Mrs. Carolyn G. Ennis . . . Heqtea' Us T0 Take Many Steps to Maturity We Sha!! Always Be Grateful to Them Mr. Thomas I. Dublin 29 Carolyn Atkinson There is no magic formula for success. Choral Club 15 Dramatics 2, 3, 43 Future Home- makers of America 3. Geraldine Avery Doing little things well is a step toward doing big things better . ,f Luther Barbour llBObby-ll 'lWhat I am now is God's gift, but what I will become is my gift to God. Science Club 15 Bus Driver Club 2. Charlotte Elaine Bradley The world is looking for results not excuses . Choral Club 13 FB L A 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4. 30 Jimmie Britt If I'm noisy l'm okay, but if I'm quiet take my temperature. Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 4. Here comes Charlie. Gracie Bell It's not the size that countsg it's the personality. Q Here comes Charlie. Anthony Chappell llfrinyll Let your life be your light. AVA Club5 Science Club5 Bus Driver, Football Team 45 Photography 4. Soisette Eason Sw an The thing I want to get out of school most is myself. Photography Club 2, 3, 45 Visual Aid 2, 3, 4. Edna Frazier Club 1. I Emma Graham Never put off tomorrow what you can do today. Press Club 3, 45 Future Business Leader 4. Ruby Lee Hargrove It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. William Hilliard llBoObyll A man's goal can be reached with determination. Basketball 2, 3,4, Band 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1. ll 31 SENI ORS Freeze Honor is my standard, success is my goal. Gymnastics 3, 45 Dramatics 1,2545 Home Ec. 4,41- 3 if dwarf' Linda Hooks llLynll For what I am to become in the future, I owe my appreciation and gratitude to my parents and teachers. Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1. Warren Hopkins IIBTOII Ambition has no rest Football 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, 23 Math Club 15 Choral Club 1. loyce Ann Horton . Politeness is to do and say the kindest things in the kindest way. ff explosive . SE IORS Brenda Carol How ard Brent She's like a stick of dynamite small but Gymnastics 15 Science Club 25 Majoretteg Audio- Visual Aid Club 35 Camera Club 4. l 32 Florice Hunter ll Pigll Though she be but little she is mighty. Student Council 1, Audio-Visual Aid 13 Gym- nastics 1, Commercial Club 1. Dorothy Lassiter IlDotll For every mistake there should be a forgiveness. ' Speech Club 1, Press Club 3, 45 Gymnastics 2. -cwfuhv' Lillian Lee Little Lee A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Cheering Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Gym 1, 2. Biuie Jem Lewis llleanll You can be what you want to be if you try. Choral Club 1, 25 Dramatics 33 Camera Club 45 Student Council 3,4. Barbara Ann Liles the wisest men. f if Gymnastics 2, Choral Club 1, 45 Audio-Visual Aid 3, Honor Society 3, 4. A little nonsense now and then is relished by ll Life is as tedious as a twice told tale, vexing the ear of a drowsy man. Doris McClamb A wise old owl sat on an oak, the more he heard the less he spoke, the less he spoke, the more he heard, why aren't we like that wise old bird. Thurman McClamb I am a little taciturn but can make noise. Math Club 1, 2. A swf' 13 Wilbert McClamb Doubt whom you will, but never doubt yourself. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Math Club 13 Football 3, 4. Demetrice Mc Coy llDeeI1 Why take life seriously? You'1l never get out alive . Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4. f fl .4 ,Q Joyce McGill lljoeyll Nothing great is lightly Won . Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choral Club 3,4. SE IORS Janice F. Mcneil lljanll Some people drink at the fountain of knowl- edge -- I sip . Choral Club 1, 3, 4, NI-IA 2, Health Careers 4, Representative to Student Council 4. ru 'Nwsi Patricia Merritt llpatll Silence is golden, I must try it sometimes. Choral Club 2, 3, 45 Cheering Squad 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 1, 23-Receptionist Club 2, 3. Here comes Charlie 4. Roscoe Merritt Someone told me I can't take it with me, in that case, I'm not going . Choral Club 1, 2, 35 Camera Club 4. 34- Freta 4 Alice Faye Nixon Nick an uncertainty. .ri Dramatics 2. Chick Determination makes success Student Council. lp' Tommy Richardson IITOHYII Where there's a will there's hope. Football, Basketball, Baseball. SENIORS ' f A W john Robinson, jr. , I Buddie l believe that everyone should be treated equal. Band 1, 2, 3,45 Football, Choir 3. I Gerald Rowland Spider He who sets a spark to others must glow himself. Science Club 2, Photography 1, 4, Natio Honor Society 3, 43 Bus Driver Club 3, 4 comes Charlie 4. . Willie Mae Russ Y Ilwque ll My mind is like cement, all mixer' permanently set. Receptionist 1, 2, 3,45 Patrol 3, Na' Scoiety 3,43 Dramatics 1,2, 3,4. ' Charlie 45 judiciary Committee Committee 3. I-Ie is no wise man that will quit a certainty f Press Club 1, 3, 4, Receptionist Club 2 3 William Charles Nixon Science Club, Audio-Visual Aid, Football 3 4 ITHUQ 6,-J Annie Sanders Sister Nothing Great is Lightly Won . Receptionist 15 Library Club 15 Press Club 15 Gymnastics 1. Betty je an Sanders njeann Why take life seriously? You'll never get out aliVe . Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheering Squad 2,3, 43 Receptionist 1,2, 3, 43 Library 4. Betty Io Sanders g Those who slumber while others work will slave while others rest. Math Club 3, Press 4, FBLA 3, 45 F. T. A. 4. J SE IORS I :aff O Band 1,2,3,4. ' Dollie Sanders llDO1lll Out fchallenge, Accomplishmentu. Glendlyn Sherrill Sanders llcvvenll Always Merry, Never glum, make a bright cheerful chum. joelyn Sanders Iljoe ll A girl whom you may depend is one who ma a loyal friend. Band 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,43 NHA 35 Gymnastic Club 1, 25 Receptionist Club 1. -lere comes Charlie. H-.Q-I' parents. ff Robert Sanders ll The quietist man is always the wisest. Baseball 43 Football 43 Choral Club 3. Sandra Sanders Sand Keep smiling -- then people will wonder what you're up to. Receptionist Club 43 Band 13 Choral Club 2, 3, 4. Here comes Charlie 43 Publicity Committee. Eartha M. Smith What I am is God's gift to me and what I am to become is my gift to God. Choral Club 13 Math Club 33 Press Club 4. SENIORS john C. Sanders Well-timed silence is more eloquent than speech. Audio-Visual Aid3 Press Club3 Math Club3 Driving 2, 3 . Mary Sanders Cat Ballon The royal road to success never runs smoo so face your hardships with a smile. Home Ec. 1,23 Gym 1,23 N.H.A. 4. Myralon Joyce Sanders Squeaky What I am and hope to be, I owe to my II Gym 13 Choral 13 Reception 3, 43 Cheerleaderg Drarnatics 3. Here comes Charlie. -4-My F at D addy th -A A-4.4 37 Nancy Mae Smith You can't climb the ladder to success with your hands in your pocket. Choral Club, Press Club 2, 3. Ralph T erry If I'm noisy, I'm okay, but if I'm quiet take my temperature. 1 aw ff? - F112 , fx, 9 VW? ff W W ,yn , f 1 .-Vf .0 -Q M W W5 ,Z-I ,fi f J ,f '1 X965 1 Z, 1 WW f ff ff- ,Q f sf f if 1,9 X Z. 'f .inf Kg? ' f ig f W 44' ff f v rf- 4,57 I J f 4 Blondell Thigpen ll ll Winnie 'What I am to be in life, I am now becoming! Choral Club 1,2, 3, 45 Publicity Committee 4. john A. Turner lljirnll There are two handsome men in the world when I find the other one I'll kill him. Band 2 3 4- Student Council 4. Here 7 7 I comes Charlie' 4. .. ,..,.f- 38 Ingrid Shelia Washington C. I. Where there is work, there are chips F.H.A. 1,25 Press Club 1. Brenda Watson Brent People who are quiet are dangerous - I'm harmless. N.I-I. A. 15 Choral Club 3,4. If Ella Williams D ennis W atson Butch Band 1,2,3,4, Math Club 1. Roy Watson Pierre Take life as it comes. Camera Club, Math Club. El-Dorado Watson l!El1aH Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Choral Club 45 Receptionist 4. SE IORS Dennis Williams Louwegee 'Tis better to earn something the hard way than to earn it easily and not value it at all. Dramatics 2,35 Band 1,2,3,4. Good manners and behavior bring success in many ways. Receptionist 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 4. George B. Williams Cool What -- me worry. Dramatics 1, 3,43 Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 3. Here comes Charlie 43 judiciary Committee 4. 39 Fools rush in but wise men wait ' Gracie Williams IILHCYII .aws- A boy is a pain in the neck when he is around and a pain in the heart when he is not. Press Club 1,2, 3, 4. Henry T . Williams Reed For those who wait, a good thing shall come. Football 35 Baseball 45 Basketball 4. I ff QM ff Wag' i ! Lawrence R . Williams IIMOOHII What's all this fuss about Education. Photography. SE IORS Raymond E. Williams Twenty-one Let us be judged by our deeds. Audio-Visual Aid. Henry White lIHamPll Know thyself. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Brenda Wilder Brent Every woman has one weakness Gymnastics 1, 25 Choral Club 4. 4-0 a man. JUNIORS Q XXX RQ N XNX Ew XN X xx fm x s I fi? ' 'SQ' gig 'W x VM W ' X X N ' XNXNNNXQ LV XQYX X' xi xx cf Mi' R X S SQJQ g XX Rx X Q V E' A fff N f r as A .Wm 43, :.- L- n. -lu. D, A 49 A it ,. . lag f We is - 23? 7 f' ' U W , Q ff 3, , . Le --j,,,,-::'- W' '- f 'T K , I C Q '. 251.257, ,A 1. V, 7 1 5 3 A .fs -3: f Brenda White Mn. 1987: -an , vm f UNI ORS 'u w 4+ 27s fi ' A 45 yn- ' 'ZS' . ,, Y 2 X' f ,, ,:. Q Q ,. fi! :Lv :N V .,,. U I is ,A V .mg ,., A is H M Q. ' ref ff S fl 1 . 4-2 Ernest Avery Lehmon Bell Margaret Brown William Bunch Percy Davis Joel Dublin Alfred Heartley Beverly Howard Alice Lassiter Gwendolyn Matthews Dorothy McCain Keith Nixon Lorraine Peacock Linda Rich Harold Richardson Lina Richardson Victoria Richardson James Sanders Leo Sanders Michael Sanders Reuben Sanders Charles Stevens Patricia Watson Sharron Watson SOPHCJMCRES X YA Q WJ WW x , ., N X X N W X X X ' Xx K X X 5 ' . K1 , I. I 'K 5 Q 45223 X ff? 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C' , 'al ff 46 Linda Allen Joyce Artis Belva Atkinson Deborah Avery George Avery Karen Avery Nancy Avery Lloyd Barnes Doris Best Rachel Blake Lena Campbell Ioann Dublin Linda F utrell Cheryla Graye Diann Hood Alice jenkins Alvin johnson Ethel Holder Eva Lane Brenda Lewis Linda Lynn Barbara Mack Elaine Matthew Delores McClamb Ida McCoy ' Patricia McNeill Paulette Morgan Chalsea Nichols Theressa Newby Deborah Parks Barbara Peacock Marsha Penny Florence Rhue Ray Royal Charles Sanders Cornell Sanders Dorothy Sanders james Sanders Lee Sanders Linda Sanders Mary Sanders Rochelle Sanders Doris Tolar Fred Turner Theodore Turner Dorothy Vinson Willie Mae Walker Marshall Wall Elizabeth Washington Linda Watson Stella Watson Linda Whitley Charles Williams Phillip Wright Band ,,j -fy ,Q Q A 5 , Mathematics ' Science Engliil Roscoe Merritt john Turner William Hilliard Soclal Studles renc Physical Educ ation xi . , :ZX 4 A ls' If ,I l fi I icy ' ,, X 1 V f E L E 0 so ff C H George Williams X, 4 Willie Mae Russ f O l J X 7 r f A , X C f 'CH arpentry X Bricklaying , KX A i v--A if ,, R, ,, i M 1 AZ' x x X ian . IQ., y Raymond H Wh- Williams l P-K li amy me J f X i f Home Economics Home Economics t xg, .1-4, ' 'st U i Ella Williams Alice Nixon Typing Anthony Chappell Janice McNeil Donald Lynn 47 MEET OUR STUDENT ANNO UNCERS Another School Proj ect! Mr. Roscoe Williams and Mr. Gerald Edwards proudly watch the stu- dents in the process of laying bricks. Carpentry and Bricklaying In Geometry: Mrs. C. W. McCoy is pleased to know that Gerald Rowland can prove these triangles con- gruent. Barbara Liles watches. A GLANCE AT MATHA D SCIENCE Mig, In Science: During the first snowfall, Henry White demonstrates: How to use the fahrenheith and centigrade thermometers In Sociology: Mm Mr. Simpson Burton, Jr. points out an interesting display to Brenda Watson. 51 t, In T yping: The world needs good business leaders. Mrs. M. B. McNeill spot-checks Brenda Howard to keep her at her speed of forty five words per minute. S APSHOT www 52 I I I II A M X lf I SNXK SIM It ' . Q R' W 'Q X . ' ,XXX X LX .1 X ' I 4 ' XXI I x x WX X' lg' I I' I F I. I X, -.!!!!h- I ' X n!!lu I 7- X X xx- X XL 54 ' N X i A f .521 1 ACTIVITIES XXX I I f IW XM XXX xg I I IV xx I I I II bjfl STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. S. Burton, jr. ,xr MA TH CLUB Mrs. C. W. McCoy Advisor Q X if Ei? 3 , PA TR OLS Mr. R. E. Ennis Advisor SQ HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. C. G. Ennis M .. A ........,. ,. -...,.., i.,,.,Yiw:,41 Y , X N . snug fill' mgsggii, Q , W W T..- fb- wma 1 :M , 1 If 1 nf 2 X V 'U N., A' Q' ' 1 K I , X, V 1 . L ' , M' I- if-' fm-1 CHEERLEADERS Q, 0 C . G. Ennis RECEPTIONISTS L M. Blair 55 5? A UDIO VISUAL AIDS . E. G. Lambr th Cl DRAMA T I CS Mrs. E. T. Clarkson .Amm-h-i PHOTOGRAPHY Mr. T. J. Dublin HEALTH CAREERS fl d 1 .,'. V M -L 4- I ,,, ,, I , f : QeQ ?.,,,Iwl A N - . 5 uw' , - t YN -W , Y .g,,,L.f,M W AMERICAN YOUTH INDUSTRIAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION ,is i rv, ,Z i W . 'L T S195 S Z L PRESS CL UB Mrs. M. B. MCN FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Mrs. M. B. McNeill Mrs. B. B. McNeill 58 Mrs. B. B. McNeill eill g5gg F UTURE B USINESS L EADER3 A MEDRICA -al-x -- 'a ?fgL-Z-: i ' E. r- 1 f N ig 'wig ' ve' 9, v I ' 1 rn HY ,. CONCERT BA D Majorettes Ai U' A ,zffff 'V v,.y , L uf 'H ' ' i-'fax .' i5ny.z!,, . 1 f .J Q tw? .., ., 'Ea ggbwffff? ' Nh 5 J. C. H. S. CHORAL CL UB X X M1-S. F. s. McLean, Director I SOUTH CAMPUS CHORAL CLUB SENIGR SUPERLATIVES W Most Attractive -- Betty J. Sanders, Most Handsome -- Wilburt Mc Clamb Best Dancers: john Turner -- Joelyn Sanders 62 Best Personality -- Charles f' ' N T f wh , ,awk -.1- if , .A y ui' ' Nixon -- Betty J. Sanders Most Popular -- jo f '! hn Turner -- Barbara Liles 63 Best All-Around George Williams -- Willie Russ Best Dressed: Dennis Watson -- Barbara Liles 64 Us 5 ., ,I Nh M ,,,..-v-f S Most Talkative Dennis Williams -- Lillian Lee Quietest: Thurman McClamb -- Linda Hooks 65 3 . E R ' n A QM - vt lv .. Best Leadership Qualities john Turner -- Willie Russ Most Versatile: William Hilliard -- Patricia Merritt 66 'W ----1' :si-3-... ...jg i 91 Most Ladylike Sandra Sanders Most Gentleman like jolm Turner ngmszgln 3.77 v ,,,5.,N.: ,, Wittiest: Jimmie Britt -- Lillian Lee 67 Most Studious George Williams -- Willie Russ Most Musical: Dennis Watson -- Sandra Sanders 68 .,' s 1 .VM Neatest Gerald Rowland- Dolli S d ' 9 an ers fx -1 Q ., NA 33? tw I 3 . li. A 7 1.33, 0 3- N 1 'fi A 52 -v Y I ,yn .V lov ' sun , -7 0 nnvf turn 'nn nvnn ' lhvvu nn-an Q nuns V num ' 1 nun bill!! 'A-lpn i in I 173'-.rf Q, , V Q.'jr:Lf'! 1, ' ' 1'-f f: -- , v ,., ' ,..-num'-v 3 ,,,,,.ull'Yrllnu.,...Nunn--... if nnmaunuunnn...ui'Hu--u. f .umaansqxscnannnxma-.U fs - m,,nluunu44unun mu., ' V ,,muummu. .nun-4 H . f Annu --.ua ua. '-., 3- 'U' 1 4 ., 'v. ' 2 5, an ws uuuunms::-'l,u 1 n4,'u., x. ,uunlllu ,ln , '11, N' f illuuaunnll uu.:: 1,f x ' A u1U 'u4uu. I: N ,n NH- -Q., n., . ,ml nmH'Hvu., IME , ,gumu wvmuuf, I+, 'QE x '14 H W YY if I' an nun ,,,.un.., ...U gg 4:w.,,nll? .nu 4. , .:'4.,u1XfY nuurv..::a44,,'. 4a,,I.'. 4 mu ,,1uu.,4 uhh-f , -.vn:4444U n,,N jg 'e .nn,. l4, 4 :V . xl .-.l4'a'4'l'4f:::f M . ost L1kely to succeed: George Williams - Will. R ' 19 uss 69 2, Most Business-Like -- john Turner Marolyn Sanders if , 'A 4, l , V .M , vw, -M N. x A Xl Most Dependable Anthony Chappell Billie I. Lewis 70 3,5 i Most Cultured -- Sandra Sanders Gerald Rowland Most Athletic: joelyn Sanders -- Henry Williams 71 Most Cooperative -- Roscoe Merritt -- Betty joe Sanders i l 4 2 E Q i i v I ,,,,..,,,9.,k.., The ls No Philosophy MCH a Man Can Do a X X' X'-fl-.on He Thinks He Cant' Most Professional like: George Williams -- Willie Mae Russ 72 -...J Most Helpful Willie M. Russ -- Roscoe Merritt 254-.A . J I r 1 l SENIOR FAVORITES -- George Williams -- Sandra Sanders 73 'fi 5. 'i Q I Xe Xl O0 A Ggx-1 im cw'-YW OUR THIS WAS THE NIGHT. Here Comes Charlie ie . ,n Cxs' YYAYPQXI' Do I Look Grand? U id- S I'm Old Alec Twiggs 1' P if t f If at OU SC MG 'ea . Afg,-Ib 231128 SENIOR CLASS PLAY flflbh ff'- .,,,, j I f W 1 in f ' N , SENIOR Miss Junior Joyce Johnson Doris A. Sanders Miss Sophomore MISS HA WK'S OBSERVER MISS HA WK M axeine Holmes ,sf 21? dfigiz L ll gns as our school Mascot. 80 Lillian Lee Lois Johnson Miss South Campus Y I Belva Atkinson Miss Freshman January Edna Frazier SENIUR PRINCESS February Billie J. Lewis 82 3 . ' xbi' ' it Ja I J' xx 9 I 'U N 'O 7: 1 March 3 3 V J 2 '1 8 .50 4 Earlha Smith OF THE MUNTH May Belly Sanders J une J oebfn Sanders L ll ' W ix-11. g x x O 'Q April Brenda Wilder I 5 Ky? . -GU QE 09 SENIOR PRINCESS rf X 1 i ll N '.X VNV lv' X ,Q jf ? V! Xt f III' X '1- ' X Z ff 4, .. Jubf Sandra Sanders r , 0 x X QLTBQ ,gy xx 2 , XX August Willie Mae Russ . k, is J f yn. V 9 Q, u,s A September Dollie Sanders X M f X 0 P- OF THE MONTH 'f YM- X' .Q-Af og' October November Barbara Liles LA December Patricia Merritt Y? iii 'K 3 f I7 ' . WW O Brenda Howard LEADERSHIP. . . gf' can john Turner Student Bod judiciary Co y -- Band m mittee Willie Mae Russ George Williams Senior Class Honor Society Editor of Yearbook Health Careers Receptionist Club judiciary Committee judiciary Committee , W1- fz- P9 joseph Holder Alvin johnson Anthony Chappell Sophomore Class Freshman Class Photography Club joelyn Sanders Cheering Squad ATHLETICS X X I f N X 'Un xx y MJ xi XXX 'MU X W N X - Q J 'dw , X 110 N e f? S E N I ORS WHO 4- -. a qx'n 9i-'Sb 5 .. I . A Wi2Px f? u- i, 4 QLYQJ-,A -V 1.2515 wg-yi. .a f' 3566 M- - 2 iv .fx fl if 47vf 3 'P lk rc Wllbert MCClamb J 4 s, ' 1 gg o Pfxik 1 R A it I Jr I , rkkh' D is ,SU tx' ii in +40 X, 5 4 Henry W1ll1ams 1 I :I v Y 'fl-1 ' L :iz TJ Hall F ms 9 V 4.1! 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Dial-934-8367 Smithfield, North Carolina Compliments of LED ER HAMILTON The newest and most complete department store Smithfield, North Carolina JOHN DAIL'S SERVICE STATION AND RECAP SHOP Coodyear Tires Washing Auto- Lite Batteries -Creasing Smithfield, N.C. Phone-WE 4-2036 Congratulations Class of '66 THOMPSON AIRPORT SALVACE CO., INC. .Iust off l-95 at Airport Cood Used and New Parts for Cars and Trucks We buy and sell Salvage of all kinds . Phone 963-2366 Selma, N.C. SMITHFIELD 5-.-----M TELEVISION gl'-ELEVISIDN and 6 TUNE'UPS MUSIC CENTER Z The House of Musical Merchandis ' Steve C. Themis - Phone 934-2659 Smithfield, North Carolina Congratulations MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Prompt Prescription Service Dial 934-2111 Smithfield, N.C. Behind the Hospital Marshall Sasser AYCOCK PROPANE Bottled and Bulk Cas Metered Service Cas Ranges, Heaters, Etc. Smithfield - Selma Highway Phone 934-2272 Smithfield, N.C. STALLI NCS Insurance and Realty It's a bad policy to be Without a good one Smithfield, N . C. SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CO. A policy for every member of the family P.O. Box 569 Smithfield, North Carolina Compliments of JOHNS ON COUNTY HAMS, INC Smithfield, North Carolina Compliments of CRANTHAMS YOUNC MEN STORE Smithfield, North Carolina SMITHFIELD HERALD Your countynewspaperu Published twice a week Smithfield, North Carolina Compliments of WICCS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Smithfield, No rth Car olina SURBURBAN REAL ESTATE CO. Developer - Builder Don't rent-We prevent- We build for you. Box 759 Smithfield, North Carolina SMITHFIELD WHOLESALE BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Quality Building Material Raleigh Rd. I -. , Q Smithfield, W 1 North Carolina QI i Qnsagn ,Fr 5 . , , - J SMITHFIELD TELEVISION AND MUSIC CENTER .ll The house of Musical Me rchandise Smithfield, North Carolina SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CO Guarding your future Caskin building Smithfield, North Car olina Congr atulations! WOODARDS MEN'S WEAR Smithfield, N orth Carolina Best Wishes from HOWELL 8: PARRISH MASONARY CONTRACTORS Smithfield , No rth Carolina 'TN ' 1 lla: Best Wishes from 'A ,- I - DELMA JoHNsoNs ai l NX IFR: I . Q I , I u Smithfield, North Carolina Congratulations ! DAY'S DRY CLEANERS Smithfield, North Carolina NN D . N- I A Portrait from :P - I A :f- I-IOOK'S STUDIO .5 - Lives forever .4 ' N Smithfield, North Carolina ADAM'S OPEN AIR MARKET We strive to please 934-8075 Smithfield, North Carolina ALLEN'S SHELL SERVICE Service is our Business Road Service, Washing, greasing, oil change and motor change TF z 4?fx 251 4 Q5 E LL CD Congratulations WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Smithfield, North Carolina OI' Best Wishes from TASTEE FREEZE Selma, Smithfield, and Clayton Compliments of SMITHFIELD DRUG CO. in the Market Plaza Smithfield, North Carolina ji ...A wr Lu ' M f f X! Congratulations Seniors! I-I. E. MITCI-IENER Smithfield, North Carolina SULLIVAN .IEWELERS Best Wishes! Selma, North Carolina 2' gh - ,P-7 5 . Compliments to the Seniors! B 8: I-I PRINTERS Smithfield, North Carolina Congratulations Seniors! RAMBEAU MUSIC CO Smithfield, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CRADUATINCI CLASS OF 1966 Compliments of SMITHFIELD A UTO DEALERS Smithfield, North Carolina PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. f Selma, N.C. S y P psi -- Please! Best Wishes from SANDERS,S FUNERAL HOME AND MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION Day and night Ambulance Service Dial 934-8416, 4-2585, 4-8967 Smithfield, North C olina Compliments from the Sana'er's Family graduating daughter Myralon S d Compliments of JOHNSON PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE We feature a paint for every purpose We stock Wallpaper and Wallpap ppl Smithfield, North C l Compliment s of HOOK'S di LA YNE OIL COMPANY cf: HOOK'S dl LA YNE TIRE COMPANY Smithfield, North Carolina Complime nts of JOHNSTON COUNTY OIL DEALERS Smithfield, North Carolina C g t lationsS from The Turner Famibf graduating Son I .lhT Best Wishes from COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS Creating with Milk Smithfield, North Carolina Congratulations GUY C. LEE MFG. CO. Building Materials Smithfield, North Carolina l , TALTON, INC. i ' I it Appliance Div. -- Furniture Div. Lil7.'l, m , 116 3rd Street Smithfield, North Carolina if W L' I Q 5 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1966 Shop and Save at FINNY'S GROCERY 1102 Harris Street Smithfield, North Carolina - Phone 4-9490 Proprietor Mr. J. B. Finny Best Wishes from CA STLEBERR YS, INC. QUE? Distributors of Gulf Oil Products Highway 301 Smithfield, North Carolina Best Wishes from ROY STRICKLAND LUMBER CO. Lumber treated with Millbrite Smithfield, North Carolina READY MIXED CONCRETE COMPANY Certified Sz State approved 934-8950 Smithfield, North Carolina You get Genuine Repair Parts ...... Factory Warrented Machines Factory Trained Nlechanics Only at authorized FARM EQ UIPMENT DEALERSHIP HEAVNER-WALLACE ALLIS CHALMEHS Smithfield, North Carolina CAPITAL COCA COLA BOTTLING, INC. Things go Better with Coke I-lalf Quarts, Regular Size Cokes and Sprite Smithfield, North Carolina All ll .lx Congratulations to the Class of 1966 from the SMITHFIELD BA GGING COMPANY Wison Mills, North Carolina Best Wishes! Phone 943-4335 BRIGHT LEAF AND BURLEY TOBACCO CO. Congratulations to the Class of 1966 The future belongs to those who Work Smithfield, North Carolina Atkinson, Carolyn Faye Avery, Geraldine Barbour, Luther, Jr. Bradley, Charlotte E, Britt, Jimmy Lee Bell, Gracie Chappell, Anthony Eason, Soisette Fraizer, Edna R. Graham, Emma Delois Hargrove, Ruby Lee Hilliard, William Ervin Hooks, Linda Faye Hopkins, Warren Horton, Joyce Ann Howard, Brenda Carol Hunter, Florice Jones, Virgie Magadlene Lassiter, Dorothy Jane Lee, Lillian Lewis, Billie Jean Liles, Barbara Ann Lynn, Donald McClamb, Doris Rochelle McClamb, Therman McClamb, Wilbert McCoy, Demetrice McGill, Joyce Ann McNeil, Janice Faye Merritt, Patricia Joy Merritt, Roscoe Nixon, Alice Faye Nixon, Charles Richardson, Thommy Robinson, John, Jr. Rowland, Gerald Thorton Russ, Willie Mae Sanders, Annie Ruth Sanders, Betty Jean Sanders, Dollie Mae Sanders, Glendlyn Sanders, Joelyn Sanders, John C. , Jr. Sanders, Mary Julia Sanders, Myralon Sanders, Robert Earl Sanders, Sgindra Sanders, William Arthur Smith, Eartha Smith, Nancy Mae Terry, Ralph Thigpen, Blodnell Turner, John Arthur Washington, lngird Shelia Watson, Brenda Mae Watson, Dennis Earl Watson, Roy Edward Watson, ElDorado Williams, Dennis McNeill Williams, Ella Faye Williams, George Burnes Williams, Gracie Williams, Henry Williams, Lawrence Williams, Raymond White, Henry Wilder, Brenda SENIOR CLA SS N65-66D Route 1, Box 203 Smithfield, N. C. 1008 Fuller Street Smithfield, N. C. - Route 3, Box 61 Smithfield, N. C. P. O. Box 183 Smithfield, N. C. Route 1, Box 190 Smithfield, N. C. 305 7 th Street Smithfield, N. C. 507 Pine Street Smithfield, N. C. 504 Collier Street Smithfield, N. C. Route 2, Box 283 Clayton, N. C. Route 2, Box 44 Smithfield, N. C. Route 2, Box 104 Smithfield, N. C. 209 Durham Street Smithfield, N. C. Route 2, Box 61 Smithfield, N. C. Route 2, Box 61 Smithfield, N. C. Route 3, Box 4 Smithfield, N. C. 409 Pollock Street Selma, N. C. Route 3 Box 10 Smithfield, N. C. 206 7th Street Smithfield, N. C. 712 Johnson Street Smithfield, N. C. 407 7th Street Smithfield, N. C. Route 3 Box 11 Smithfield, N. C. 605 Rose Street Smithfield, N. C. Route Route Route Route Route 1, 1, 1, 1, Box Box Box Box Box 205 Smithfield, N. c. 110 Smithfield, N. c. 202 Smithfield, N. c. 355 Smithfield, N. c. if Smithfield N. 2, , C. 1102 Fayetteville Street, Smithfield, N. C Route 1, Box 17 Smithfield, N. C. 603 Massey Street, Smithfield, N. C. 413 Belmont Street Smithfield, N. C. Route 2, Box 58 Smithfield, N. C. Route 2, Box 58 Smithfield, N. C. 901 Harris Street Smithfield, N. C. 1104 Fayetteville S. T. Smithfield, N. C. Route 2 Box 154 Smithfield, N. C. 920 Rand Street Smithfield, N. C. Route 1, Box 121 Clayton, N. C. Route 3, Box 160 Benson, N. C. Route 3, Box 166 Smithfield, N. C. 1201 Harris Street Smithfield, N. C. Route 2, Box 7 Smithfield, N. C. Route 1, Box 217 Smithfield, N. C. 512 Caswell Street, Smithfield, N. C. Route 3, Box 11 Smithfield, N. C. 703 Massey Street, Smithfield, N. C. 205 5th Street Smithfield, N. C. Route 2, Box 225-A Smithfield, N. C. Route 1, Box 285 Smithfield, N. C. Route 2, Box 294 Smithfield, N. C. 307 Belmont Street Smithfield, N. C. P. O. Box 281 Smithfield, N. C. Route 2, Box 37 Smithfield, N. C. 112 6th Street Smithfield, N. C. Route 2, Box 466 Clayton, N. C. P. O. Box 657 Smithfield, N. C. 1013 Massey Street Smithfield, N. C. 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