Kenly High School - Galleon Yearbook (Kenly, NC)

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We, the Annual Staff, hope that this Galleon will, in years to come, cast a beam on memories ofthe golden years gone by. Contents DEDICATION SCHOOL AC TIVITIES ADMINIS TRA TION SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESI-IMEN ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING P. T. A. officers this year are Mrs. Ray Boyette, pres ident fcenterjg Mr. Jack Knight, vice-president fnot picturedjg Mrs. I. E. Rogerson, secretaryg and Mr. Percy Starling, treasurer. PTA The P T A has been lncreas rngly active for the past year It has contributed much to the school the teachers and the parents For their untrring ef forts and devoted services we dedicate this 1962 edition of the Galleon to the P T A Dedication 35 . ,W M ,wi Y, Q, - ,, F Q ,, 2? 7 91 ' f ,Q it 4. 4 5 V, w ,4 'fviqk' ,n kt, . by 5 g Xt av .Aff -iff' as ti . if 4 J' 'A 55.11 4 it at tml.,- L-, , suv. . , 1 4 l fl These seventh-grade girls are doing the Charleston ' Elementary teachers are enjoying the teachers' in a variety show sponsored by the P. T. A. lounge, another project of the P. T, A. Our Year 1961-62 Was Mr. Edgerton urges physical fitness through exercises. Grab your partner and join the seventh grade in a square dance. si 33.2 2 Students prepare for business work in rexograph techniques. glrls enjoy Gerald Starling receives guidance g from Mrs. Yelverton. If anything is wrong these boys can fix it. ctivities v. Q' , - I , 4 K., ' f few , Q 3 gs s I 4 Miss Kenly High Linda Edgerton was chosen Miss Kenly High for 1962. Linda rep- resented Kenly in Christmas parades in Selma, Smithfield, and Wilson. 'Z ,ww ,...!V ,.,. LINDA EDGERTON Miss Kenly High was picked by local judges from a selected group fy of four juniors and four seniors. The Rf Q Z, runners-up were Jackie Howell, L if 1 Carolyn Grizzard, Gail Holloman, Ava Davis, Shirley Campbell, Retha Leggette, and Suzanne Scott. and Memories Are Made of These ADMINISTRATICN . sf, A h . I ,, xx 1 . M , 1. J EV 1 ,wp X 9 3 7 2 f-3 II' Principal Teacher, Friend, Administrator Through our high school years, Mr. Long has guided us along our way, encouraged us when we were discouraged, and cheered with us in each new victory. Because he has always worked hard that we might have best, it is with grateful hearts that we say, Thank you. Local Board Mr. Ray Boyette Mr. Ralph Wicker Mrs. Grizzard Mr. Ralph Pope Mrs. Guy Davis qnot picturedj MRS, HERBERT GRIZZARD, IR, We would like to express our appreciation to the school board for the work they have done and the inter est they have shown in our school. E Facult ,....-M, if , ,, I i J 5' ia... MRS. JOYCE JONES Mrs. Jones, our student teacher, taught one class of eleventh grade English. She is MR. WALLACE KIRBY pictured here helping a student with some work. Mr. Kirby, one of our elementary teachers, is also our coach. We are very grateful for the fine work he has done for us all. MRS. HOOKS MRS, HOLLOMAN MR. MORAS MR. EDGERTON English Business Math Physical Education Education Science Social Studies Mir' '1 9 MISS BASS MR, POTTER MRS. YELVERTON MR, LONG English Vocational Science Math French Agriculture Home Economics Civics 'UV ,X '- p ' '8 MRS. CLARA L. HOWELL Clara Lee, our school secretary, is pictured as she counts lunch-ticket-money, one of her many daily tasks. MR. J. B. LONG In addition to being our principal, Mr. Long is teaching Math for two classes. . SENICRS W , zswwfgg x ' -' ,.g:4,..z.:,1:E: -.-A Q ' . ,,,...,7x ,. ,, A5 'f' 1, , .rg .N W , 15,21-3 W ' W .LAW - K x fi F . Z fw-'Q My V ,,...,..- 15' , x :':2:--- CT: C Q, 1, h ,,.W,, m 111' 'A 'Ta sage, 'Sl U 1' C- ! Y :aw Y 3' 4 'ff' f'.W,:,21g-f I' ,nf - +.'1 - f, ' 'ww' , ,,,,. . Q. , A ffffffw f. -l WP T-r JOSEPH GLENN AYCOCK, IR. Glee Club 1, 29 Senior Playg Bus Driverg Student Council 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff. MARY FRANCES BARNES Glee Club 3,4g Senior Playg 4-Hg Li- brary Staff 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 1,2g Ush- erette 3, 4, Annual Staff. ARTHUR DOUGLAS BASS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Playg Scenery for Senior Play, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Annua Staff. JAMES EARL BASS Bus Driver 4g F. F. A, Officer 2, 3,45 Scenery for Senior Play, Scenery for lun- ior Play, Annual Staff. So This Is Bliss was ject of the senior class another successful pro - ROSE MARIE BOSWELL Library Staff l,2,3g F.H.A. l,2,3g Junior Playg Senior Playg Annual Staff. HUBERT ST EREA L CAM PBELL Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Scenery for Senior Play: F.F.A. l,2,3,4: F.F.A. Officer 4g Scenery for Junior Playg Bus Driverg Annual Staff. SW That long-awaited day had arrived! Finally the seniors had the pleasure of receiving their class rings. JERRY CRUMPLER, JR. F, F, A, 45 F. F, A. Officer 4g Scenery for Senior Play. ALTON OWEN DAVIS Glee Club 1, 23 Senior Playg Junior Playg Popularity King 35 Scenery for Senior Playg Annual Staff. AVA CHRISTINE DAVIS 4-H 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Popularity Queen 1, Basketball 2, Marshal 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, F, H, A, 1, 2, 3, F, F, A. Sweetheart 4, Annual Staff 4. KENNETH DIXON IR. 4-H 1, 2, Scenery for Senior Play, Scen- ery for Junior Play, F, F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 4, Junior Play, Annual Staff. IARVIS JOHN EDGERTON Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, Marshal 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Annual Staff, Senior Play. LIN DA EDGERT ON 4-I-I 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Popularity Queen 2, Class Officer 1, F. H. A, 2, Miss Kenly 4, Annual Staff, Senior Play. Measuring for caps and gowns made the seniors realize that graduation was drawing nearer each day, CAROLYN GRIZZARD Cheerleader 3, 4-l-I 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Library Staff 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff. BILLY HA TCHER Glee Club 2, 3, Senior Play, Junior Play, Annual Staff. PORTIA JOHNSON Cheerleader 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, Annual Staff, Usherette. RETHA LEGGETTE Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Jun- ior Play, Library Staff 2, Student Coun- cil 2, Class Officer 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, F, H, A, 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff, Marshal 3. Friday, April 13, was not bad luck for the senior class this year. The barbecue supper which they spon- sored on that night turned out to be quite a success. DEXTER LANGLEY 4-H 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Annual Staff. LEROY MITCHELL F. F, A, 1, 2,3,4, F. F, A, Officer Annual Staff. 3,4, fd' We would like to thank Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Jackson Qnot picturedj for their cooperation with the mascots. WAYNE SCOTT Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Scenery for Senior Play, Scenery for Junior Play, Annual Staff. MARY SILVER 4-H 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Library Staff 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 1, 2 4, Marshal 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, F, H, A, 2, 3, Junior Play, Annual staff. War: GERALD STARLING Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Library Staff 2, Baseball 4, Basket ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Marshal 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, F, H, A, Sweetheart 3, An- nual Staff. ROY THOMAS SULLIVAN F, F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 2, 3, 4, Scenery for Senior Play, Scenery for Jun lor Play, Annual Staff, Beta Club 4. LYNN NELL VICK 4-H 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Basket- b2l111,2,3:F. H. A. 2, Annual Staff. BILLY RAY WEAVER Bus Driver 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 4, Sen- ior Play, Popularity King 2, Annual Staff, The Senior Class really enjoyed the barbecue supper given by the mascots on May 17. .,,,, ,T 'E ' ggr-wat Class Gflicers President - - - - - 1015 AYCOCK Vice-President - - - - BILLY WEAVER Secretary - - - - -CAROLYN GRIZZARD Treasurer - - - - MARY SILVER Class Representatives - - GERALD STARLING JOHN EDGERTON ,lx 5' Our mascots this year are Susan Phillips and Deannie Jackson. BILL WILLIAMS F, F. A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Annual Staff. JANICE WOODARD Glee Club 3, 4g F, H, A, 1, 25 Senior Playg 4-H lg Annual Staffg Usherette. JUNICRS A -f+ wvwg 3' QQ. al' i J I i i i A Q1 .- M , 5 . Q N I Uv f I X1 :N Q: W 1, 1, SH Mp' NN il A W E N L W M N K Connie Durham Roy Earp Marion Edwards Judy Evans Peggy Evans Hooks Jesse Hales Gail Holloman Jackie Howell Austin Kirby Martha Ann Long Brenda Medlin Randy Oliver 'C' Shirley Barbee Betty Jo Barnes Doug Barnes Shirley Campbell Cecil Cockrell Mayo Collier Michael Crumpler Judy Davis Asn S. wa., i-Q' rf W 77 Jeff Wilson Roy Woodard Gila' Margaret Peele Wayne Pittman Ray Pope Bobby Rains Glenn Rains Linda Richardson Carolyn Rogerson Suzanne Scott Lannis Smith Lois Gray Sullivan Carol Talton Judy Willoughby What is so interesting in the box, Mayo? You and Jackie seem interested! They say they were help- ing decorate for the ban- quet. Class fficers President - RANDY OLIVER Vice President - - - - GLENN RAINS Secretary - - BETTY IO BARNES Treasurer - - BRENDA MEDLIN There go the profits! Really the junior class enjoyed working in the store this year, especially since they were able to get out of class to do so. SOPHOMORES I. Christine Ferrell Linda Faye Game Mickey Grizzard Glenn Hooks Bill Hunter Donnie Earl Jones Io Ann Jones Nettie Mae Jones Paulette Ballance Betty Ann Barnes Dicky Barnes Steve Bass Judith Boyette Suzanne Boykin Charles Bridgers Gerald Coley Jean Daniels Dianne Davis Gayle Eskeridge Donnie- Faucette Melinda Kirby Martha Dawn Klein Annette Pittman Ray Proctor Dick Rains Kent Rose Wesley Rowe Carolyn Shirley Marie Slaughter Nan Stone Charles Ray Watson Alma Willoughby ff Some of the Sophomore Home Ec. girls are pre- paring a meal for members of the faculty. These sophomores are doing some microscopic studies in Mrs. Yelverton's Biology Class. rf igrv 594- Iudy Yelverton WK 4 FRESHMEN James Balance Charles Boyette Doug Boyette Dayne Boykin Jan Boykin Kaye Boykin Myra Collier Wayne Crumpler james Davis Lena Earp Carolyn Edwards Harold Evans Gail Fleck Glenn Foster Susie Gurganus Bonnie Hales Keenan Hinnant Acora Jackson Mickey Jackson Gale Jones Judy Jones Rebecca Langley Barbara Langston Bennett Leggett Daisy Lewis Linda Medlin Margaret Mitchell Randall Mustgrave Hershel Pope Linda Pope Carol Radford Johnny Rains rw-1 Woody Raper Ellen Rogerson Pete Rowe Fred Wilkerson Hal Woodall M, L. Woodard Marie Worley Each day the freshman girls indulge in some form of physical activity, like this game of volleyball. ATHLETICS r 9045 We ' -2 Members of the Kenly Cougars from left to right are as follows: Dick Rains, Charles 'Watson, Bill Hunter, Mayo Collier, Roy Woodard, Jeff 2 Wilson, John Edgerton, Gerald Starling, Randy Oliver, Lannis Smith, and Mickey Grizzard. Coach Edgerton says he is well pleased with the performance of the team. The Cougars weren't as successful as they hoped to be, but they still had an outstanding season. My 9 I Cougars Kenly 62 - - Kenly 65 - - Kenly 58 - - Kenly 55 - - Kenly '60 - - Kenly 57 - - Kenly 45 - - Kenly 44 - - Kenly 555 - - Kenly 77 - - Kenly 41 - - Kenly 54 - - Kenly 50 - - Lee Woodard Lucama Lee Woodard Lucama Wilson Mills Meadow Micro Princeton Pine Level Cleveland Glendale Corinth-Holder Wilson Mills I Q I I ,. The Co-captains of the Cougars this year were John Edgerton and Gerald Starling. CT? COACH WALLACE KIRBY Members of the Kenly Cougaretts from left to right are as follows Bon nie Hales Shirley Camp bell Marie Slaughter Martha Long Melinda Kirby Carolyn Shirley Martha Klein SECOND ROW Gail Jones Linda Pope Ellen Rogerson Bar bara Langston Carol Rad ford Coach Kirby Kaye Boykin Ian Boykin Re becca Langley Carolyn Edwards and Acora Jack son 1962 Coach Kirby said he would like to thank each member of the girls' team for their sportsmanship and courage all through the season, al- though they didn't win all their games last year, the girls have a bright future in the coming year. The first-string were as follows: Marie Slaughter, Melinda Kirby, Shirley Campbell, Coach Kirby, Martha Long. Martha , Klein. and Carolyn Shirley. Cougaretts Kenly 38 - - Kenly 47 - - Kenly 49 - - Kenly 38 - - Kenly 44 - - Kenly 33 - - Kenly 34 - - Kenly 47 - - Kenly 43 - - Kenly 53 - - Kenly 28 - - Kenly 44 - - Kenly 49 - - Lee Woodard Lucama Lee Woodard Lucama Wilson Mills Meadow Micro Princeton Pine Level Cleveland Glendale Corinth-Holder Wilson' Mills Co-captains of this year's team were Shirley Campbell and Martha Long. V. X. ,X u 1 Cheerleaders The cheerleaders were as follows, TOP ROW: Retha Leggette, Suzanne Scott. MIDDLE ROW: Dianne Davis, Portia Johnson, Jackie Howell. BOTTOM ROW: Myra Collier, Jo Ann Jones, Gail Eskeridge, Paulette Ballance. 2 ' fi The cheerleaders worked hard and did an excellent job of sup- porting our teams. Here they are shown during one of their many practice sessions. RET HA LEGGETTE Head Cheerleader SUZANNE SCOTT Head Cheerleader is. 15 -9 if. x, P-iii Q Baseball Q. ' ...st Members of the baseball team from left to right are as follows: FIRST ROW: Dick Rains, Randy Oliver. Gerald Coley, Roy Wood- ard, Charlie Bridgers, Lan- nis Smith, Steve Bass, Mickey Grizzard. SEC- OND ROW: Doug Barnes, Gerald Starling, Wesley Rowe, Mayo Collier, John Edgerton, Bobby Rains, Doug Bass, and Coach Edgerton. ly? A -45- Slide, Randy, slide! 1 K' 1 lll Vis You look ready, Roy. Coach Edgerton and his co-captains: John Edgerton and Gerald Starling. DRGANIZATIONS r K 3 . I XX! .L-1 ,EMQ1 I-Q You can see who is doing the work on this section ofthe annual. J-414.4- 1' V525 Q95 gm ,if '32 , fwfr With Kenneth working with this group, we should get this section in on time. ,ww w-Q--M Rh fjf All right, John and Doug, let's keep the good work up. Smile, Leroy, it isn't as bad as you think, is it Bill and Janice? ' sw C' Officers of the Student Council are as follows: President, John Edger- tong Vice-President, Glenn Rainsg Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Io Barnesg Sergeant-at-Arms, Randy Oliverg and Sponsor, Mr. Moras. Student Council The Student Council is composed of classroom representatives from grades seven through twelve. These represent- atives assemble to try to improve our school. Through fund -raising projects the Student Council has been able to raise money to help our school program. Get busy, Dick! We have to have these banners for the game tonight. We thank these students for their fine work and leadership in our school. Beta Club The Beta Club is a service organ ization, aimed to promote honesty integrity, and leadership among students. Its purpose is to reward meritorious achievement and to encourage students to continue their education after high school. The motto of the club is Let us lead by serving others. Repeat after me. . . This is the picture taken at the tapping ceremony of the Beta Club. Officers Of the Beta Club are as follows: Secretary, Ava Davisg Treasurer, Mary President, Retha Leggetteg Vice-President, Silverg Reporter, John Edgertong and Sponsor Gerald Starlingg Mr. Moras. The school paper, the KENLOG, was published by the Beta members. Martha Long was editor. The Beta Club this year promoted a food drive at Christmas and gave food to fifteen needy families. 'WMY ww? ' Officers in the F.F.A. are as follows: President, Leroy Mitchellg Vice-President, Bill Williamsg Secretary, Stereal Campbellg Treasurer, I. E. Bassg Reporter, Randy Oliverg Advisor, Mr. Benjamin Potterg and Sentinel, Jerry Crumpler. F. F. A. Sweetheart AVA DAVIS Future Farmers of America These are some of the fine carpenters we produce in Kenly if i , ,,. 1 4, .. '- 3'frif fM SV., ,-,f A v ,fl ,, ,r '-.fs ,1 'f ,qw --f r we i-ai-L+ I 1 i f A iz... ,i fy- is--WA? fr M i. ma at A H . 5: I.: ,' f ' M 'f5f 2v ., -9 9 ' , 1 Y, T, 574731 .1 , M 1 f AN . Q .,,. , . . r . ' , , 7' f, ' 4 'ff r ' A ' ' f N3 . - 'Y ,-- M ' A ,fi , 1. P, A ,I Ax' 1 , 1 f f. . . H 1 Vg V . ff1- ',l ' 4 ' l . B A-'ff ' I ,QF I I i f . , Nha 1 7 What are you drilling for, boys, oil? lx F. H, A, Sweetheart BOBBY RAINS Officers of the F. H. A. are as follows: President, Betty Jo Barnesg Vice-President, Suzanne Scotty Secretary, Marie Slaughterg Treasurer, Jackie Howellg Reporter, Carolyn Edwardsg and Sponsor, Mrs. Yelever IO1'1. Future Homemakers of America These are some of the improvements that have been made in our gym. These girls are preparing for their Mother-Daughter Banquet. , Aff Z hr K 5 32' 3 l Q 5 l i T i l dev I-4 lm.-I , Q X sf Ne cm... ' - ...as I R 4 'V Glee Club Hal Woodall, Doug Bass, Mickeylackson, John Edgerton, Gerald Starling, Dexter Langley, Donny Jones, Doug Boyette, Bobby Rains, Bill Hunter, Roy Woodard, Jeff Wilson, Wayne Scott, Donnie Faucette. Charles Watson, Lannis Smith, Randy Oliver, Kent Rose, Melinda Kirby, Carol Radford, Acora Jackson, Betty Jo Barnes, Gayle Eskridge, Betty Ann Barnes, Janice Woodard, Martha Klein, Suzanne Scott, Carolyn Shirley, Susie Gurganus, Daisy Lewis, Mary Frances Barnes, Rebecca Langley, Ellen Rogerson, Gail Jones, Jan Boykin, Jackie Howell, Judy Jones, Barbara Langston, Brenda Medlin, Martha Anne Long, Kaye Boykin, Myra Collier, Marie Slaughter, Carolyn Edwards, Gail Fleck, Portia Johnson, Carolyn Rogerson, Judy Hales, Linda Pope, Linda Medlin, Carolyn Grizzard, and Mrs. Leland Pate. Glee Club The Glee Club this year under the leader- ship of Mrs. Leland Pate has been very active in school as well as outside. There has been much interest by its members. The club was large, but Mrs. Pate did an excellent job trying to help each individual. .. The Glee Club sang in the Varity Show at Family night. The Glee Club sang special songs for the Baccalaureate and Graduation exercises. The Library Staff with the help of for our students to read and to use Miss Bass keeps books, magazines, in their classwork. and newspapers in the proper place 5- We owe these Boys a vote of thanks for transporting our children safely to school. We would like to say thanks for the fine meals that our lunchroom workers have fixed for us during the years. 6 5 QR: 1 sf I 1 ACTIVITIES agp.-, uw l 'I , .Nm Class Night We had our class night exercises, after the Junior-Senior Banquet on April 20, 1962. Our theme was One Heavenly Night. Retha Leggette, salutatorian, welcomed the visitors. John Edgerton said our class poem Star Dust. Gerald Starling presented our class history. Carolyn Grizzard gave out gifts. Ava Davis read our will. Lynn Nell Vick prophesied our future and Mary Silver, valedictorian, closed our class night exercises. What Susan and Deannie are graduating too? The Magic Moment is here! Rev. Leist was our speaker at graduation. Rev. Bowers and Rev. Whitfield provided our Baccalaureate services. The graduation exercises were con eluded with a speech by the vale- dictorian, Mary Silver. A line of anxious seniors finally receive those long awaited diplomas ssljgfr J. Only Islas Yippeel We 've finally made it. a few more steps and it will all be over. Q 41: ,Im 1 VALEDICTORIAN Mary SIIVCI' 3 gig :W wit Q A ws! ,fy Muay, ,V 7 -1 - W ' 'W y 1 MARSHALS Q Martha Long, Chief, Suzanne Scott, Betty Q Jo Barnes, Glenn Rains, and Jackie Howell. Q le la Honorees 1962 SALUTATORIAN - Retha Leggette I S Winners of the scholastic and spelling awards were Mary Silver, Retha Leggette, Marie Slaughter, Martha Long, and Carol Radford. Winners of the alcohol contest were Jackie Pope, Linda Pope, Bonnie Hales, Suzanne Scott, Betty Jo Barnes, and Jackie Howell. Suzanne Scott won second place in the Constitution contest, Marie Slaughter won first place in the United Nations contest, and third in the county, and John Edgerton won first place in the school and county and second in the United Nations. ,awe M.,- M,-H' JW ,M-W ff ww' Athletics awards were given to Gerald Starling Marth Anne Long, and John Edgerton. Citizenship and activities awards went to Ava Davis, Gerald Starling Betty Io Barnes, and Jackie Howell. Business, oratory, and essay awards were given to Judy Davis, Retha Leggette, John Edgerton, and Suzanne Scott. A .1 1 4 Dramatics and math awards were given to Rose Boswell, Donnie Facutte, Roy Sullivan, and John Edgerton. n . ADVERTISERS E x A g 1, 1' W 1? For the Best ln Bulldlng Depend on ALLEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Phone TE 3 9438 Ralelgh North Carolina SWVICE X, S Q , Corrmphrnents VM Owl-?:'X? Y 8 5 as oun FIRST Rf THOUGHT JOHNSTON COUNTY To Make Your Shopping Easier Shop at HUGH AUSTIN S ' Sm1thf1e1d, North Carollna pl Srrnthfleld, North Carolina T nw fl TEES 223- 'W i4', iii P -,, H, Hi. E W 'f wif ml A EE I gf 1'f Ti ,rx Al. 'i Fi J A ii A E 1 gm - ' , 1U 'L ll '19 4 wi H 'NT ' ,I ' 4 Q J., A l I V 5 ,7 ,iv J E O 'V F i rr O ilu of K QT! I, A f T ' S A Q , l 1 3 Us lg ' i . . . 1 Tfh GRIZZARD FUNERAL HOME Phone 284-5711 Ken1y, North Carolina H. M. GRIZZARD AND COMPANY Phone 284-5241 Kenly, North Carolina Bo a C. AMERICAN SERVICE Phone 284-9626 Kenly, North Carolina C Omplime nts of KENLY GRILL Kenly, North Carolina Compliments of ROGER A. SMITH Insurance - Loans Real Estate Smithfield, North Carolina . 14 1 U ETHERIDGE I C0mP1ifmeHfS coAL at ous co. O C W 6 I c fo Q DAVIS 'swf I g FEED MILL Kenly, North Carolina E I Distributors of 5 3 Sinclair Products Phone 284-5281 I 3 Kenly, North Carolina . Complbifments J. E. GREGORY DIME STORE 8: CO. Smithfield, North Carolina BARBECUE 1 I I P North Carolina's Famous Eating Place I Real Pit Barbecue Wilson, North Carolina 1 Z ' I ,Xf QQ N' SULLIVAN'S JEWELERS Ai ,X 'S' X61-Q ,-N 'V . Watches, Diamonds, and Repairs .'Q5 i 7Wb Phone WO 5-2985 X f TZQJQI' 6 42,117 ' ,- - S 5 1 1 A f I 14 -NM ..-25' Selma, North Carolina was Compliments Compliments of of HEAVNER-WALLACE IMPLEMENT co. SERV-ALL OIL CO. Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery L a a NO th C 1, uc m , r aro ina Smithfield, North Carolina If V Compliments of NEl.SON'S coop Foon 4 R as Kenly BARNES-HERRELL and COCA-COLA CO. Smithfield, North Carolina , , Wilson, North Carolina WHITEWAY CHU RCHWELL'S SERVICE STATION JEWELRY, INC. EDDIE BOYKIN, Prop. Certified Gemologist Registered Jewelers Complete and Courteous Service American Gem Society Kenl North Caro i Phone: 326-1 , 1 . Y na Wilson, North Carolina I DOBBIN BAILEY General Merchant Compliments of ROGERSON MILLING CO. R. F. D. 1 Kenly, N. C. Sell Your Tobacco at VICTORY WAREHOUSE in Goldsboro, N. C. Phone RE 5-2075 Kenly, N. C. 700 South George Street Ya'll Come to RAY'S DRIVE-IN Highway 301 South Wilson, N. C. Compliments of A. G. LEE OIL CO Kenly, N. C. MR. WOODARD General Me rchandis e n 'I 1 4 1. Kenly, N. C. 949' Best Wishes From I BRANCH BANKING 81 TRUST COMPANY Wilson, North Carolina Compliments of DOUG 8. ELEANOR MOSS, INC. Men's and Boys' Shop 136 South Tarboro Street Wilson, North Carolina WATSON HARDWARE AND OIL COMPANY Kenly, North Carolina KENLY LIVESTOCK MARKET GRAIN 81 MILL Buyers of Hogs, Cows, and Chickens We Buy Hogs Every Day Grain Buyers Kenly, North Carolina W. L, KINSEY, Prop. Phone 284-3251 Compliments of WILSON HARDWARE Wils on, North Carolina. Complete Athletic Outfitters Toys and Games EM-JAY SPORTING GOODS C O. 106 South Tarboro Street Wilson, North Carolina Compliments INSURANCE AGENCY of P.O. Box 321 Kenly, N. C. R S Telephone 284-3951 ' 'AGENCY Highway zzz See: MRS. VIRGINIA W. WICKER for Your Insurance Needs All Types of Ins. Coverage and Real Estate Kenly, N. C. Compliments of KENLY MOTOR COMPANY HINNANT'S CLOTHING STORE Kenly, N. C. B LENN I-IINNANT, Prop. Call 284-4231 Kenly, N. C. Compliments of E ST POLICY as AT ALL WZQTIMES 9 ' Q c 3 Cf? LITTLE RIVER 2 CQTJAMES B. ROSE OIL COMPANY QP oRocERY ? .,..,..... N Q73 . ,....,.,.,.,., . Q Goldsboro, N. C. I Kenly, N. C. For an Evening Out, Compliments Eat at of GRIFFlN'S RAINS BAR-B-CUE AUTO SUPPLY Goldsboro, N. C. Automobile Parts and Accessories Kenly, N. C. ' 'HMM ur .MICRO HOG MARKET More for Your Livestock Micro, North Carolina Compliments of FARMER'S WAREHOUSE A Sale Every Day Wilson, North Carolina Compliments of OETI'INGER'S MEN'S STORE 102 E. Nash St. DEPT. STORE 110 W. Nash St. Wilson, North Carolina Dress Up at BARKER'S DEPT. STORE 201 S. Goldsboro St. Wilson, North Carolina Complete Service at . W. WOOLWORTH CO. 201 W. Nash St. Wilson, North Carolina For the Best Prices Sell Your Tobacco Crop at GROWER'S WAREHOUSE It Is Really Tops. Wilson, North Carolina 3 1 m I E 1 I A i GA East Second Street Kenly North Carolina Phone 284 3791 KENLY ESSO SERVICE CENTER MELVIN H. WATSON, Mgr. Complete Line of Esso Products' Phone 284-4861 Kenly, North Carolina NAHUNTA HOG MARKET AND SLAUGHTERING HOUSE Near Nahunta School Route 2, Pikeville, N. C. Phone 242-6108 Fremont, North Carolina. AYCOCK OIL COMPANY P O BOX495 Phone RE 5 1953 Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of HEILIG- MEYERS CO. Wilson, North Carolina. Compliments SULLIVAN f Esso af GROCERY O SELMA Kirby's Crossing Kenly, North Carolina. RADIO 81 MUSIC Selma, North Carolina wt..u..' Compliments Compliments of of THE LUCAMA-KENLY FIRST CITIZEN'S BANK BANK, INC. Kenly, North Carolina Serving Fine North Carolina Communities - QQSG W5L'P-nr Compliments S' Maximum F2 of ,, g1w,m,f, ac Z' Ins ance 5 Q, S.?5fQ3Si'2 5 NV 'tween-+ CASH CORNER GRCCERY Kenly, North Carolina Smithfield, North Carolina CORNER GRILL - , ,... - f-M, -,, 4 ' ' ' eznifwt W f 5 s f,,g,' . 1 4, ,. W f it gi Hot Dogs, Hamburgers Sandwiches, Drinks C 8 and Every Kind of Tasty Foods Selma, North Carolina Kenly, North Cal-Qlina f K Z .,,. -A L yf:':Q ..,,. - FURNITURE CO INC. . ISAACS-KAHN Q lil I? -' 1 ' V . l f' S gf V- . , ., .LJ 1 is . The Big Furniture Store on I 1 ' Center Street I QQ my ' . . , e I E - ' V ' .gp g ,,., . f V A VVJ.. ,- 4 G S b O I O , N n C . gg V , . k.'L2 VL4Ax Sk BUY Your Car MUSIC 8g SPORTS at It Pays to Play C 8 M Pianos Sporting Goods ' organs T. V. 'S Sheet Music Stereos Phone 284-5411 Musical Instruments Kenly, N. C. Phone 202-204 RE4-2871 E. Walnut St. Goldsboro, N. C. Compliments of , Compliments of NEIL JOSEPH'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 5 1. be4 ' s 1 C x 0 ooidsbom, N. C. JIM- f E t bl' h' T d't' S 3 ls mgf fa Hon MADE RITE SUNBEAM Men's and Young Men's Clothing Bread and Rolls K0R'VIN FRANKLIN BAKING co., INC. Men's Wear Carolina and Grantham Streets Goldsboro, North Carolina Goldsboro, N. C. m - 1' My WKENLY BUILDING s. LoAN Kenly, North Carolina TALTON DRUG COMPANY Kenly, North Carolina MICRO SUPPLY COMPANY General Merchandise Hardware - Seeds Phone 284-3011 Micro, North Carolina I 1 1 1 Compliments of WORLEY'S SHELL SERVICE Kenly, North Carolina BOYETTE TRACTOR CO. Allis-Chalmers Tractors and Farm Machinery True Original Parts and Service Phone 243-5548 301 Hwy. South - P.O. Box 814 Wilson, North Carolina POPE FEED MILL WORTH POPE, Owner Custom Grinding and Mixing We Buy Grain Route 1641 Kenly, North Carolina I 1 1. st pm, 1.. we BLUE FLAME GAS COMPANY Kenly, North Carolina Eastern Carolina's Newest and Finest Holiday Hill CLOVERLEAF MOTEL EARNEST BOYETTE, Prop Highway 301 Kenly, North Carolina Compliments of MARY'S B EAUT Y SHOP Phone 284-5301 Kenly, North Carolina CENTRAL CAROLINA GAS SEL-FIELD CO' TIRE AND RECAPPING Distributors of SERVICE, INC. Bulk and Cylinder Gas Appliances Selma, North Carolina 135 Market St. Smithfield, North Carolina Kenly's Authorized Ford Dealer JEWELERS 1 BOX 114 WO 5,362-1 FIELD s Moron, INC. Selma, North Carolina Bulova - Elgin - Gruen - Authorized Dealer - Watch Repairing - Guaranteed SALES - SERVICE Phone 284- 5441 Kenly, North Carolina 'I l- w Q V ' - rl Y , . E, ,T-F KIRBY'S Lt ff FLoR1sr Kenly, N C Ky 20055 Phone 284-4461 Compliments of A. F. HOLT 81 SONS, INC. Princeton, North Carolina W. B. OLIVER 8. SONS Pine Level, North Carolina Compliments KENLY PRINTING Co. f O JOE A. WHITLEY HARVEY'S SERVICE CENTER Kenly, North Carolina Phone No. 284-9786 GILBERT R. W1-IITLEY JIMMY R. WI-IITLEY Phone 284-3561 Nite 284-3261 P. O. Box 383 Kenly, North Carolina Compliments Compliments of Of 1 BARSHAY S BAII-EY S 100 East Nash Street at JEWELRY Tarboro Street Wilson, North Carolina 109 South Goldsboro Street Wilson, North Carolina I LJ , . ,,, . Huw non N F000 'V f doo Lomas'sroaAQf.,.,,A'ggstMfs,G'ngc G KENLY FROZEN FOOD LOCKER Kenly, North Carolina SHORTY'S MOTEL Kenly, North Carolina. Compliments of BROWN'S BARBECUE Selma, North Carolina. Compliments PINE LEVEL HARDWARE of at FURNITURE CO. THE MONTGOMERY-GREEN The Best Place to CO., Buy Furniture Food Service Equipment Highway' 301 South Raleigh, North Carolina Phone WO 5-2161 Pine Level, North Carolina. Compliments For the Best of Transplolrtation Call BELK-TYLER'S GEORGE FOSTER Wilson, North Carolina Phone 284-3316 Kenly, North Carolina. ln, -3 For Hardware Supplies and Fertilizers W. J. MITCHINER HARDWARE Is the Place to Buy Mirco, North Carolina ART CLOTHING STORE For Lad and Dad 107 East Nash Wilson, North Carolina XX 1 ff Est. Q G 1932 DENNY'S .TEWELERS 107 West Nash St. Wilson, North Carolina AUTO SALVAGE COMPANY New and Used Auto Parts Radiator Repairs and Recoring 1203 South Goldsboro St. 111 Downing St. Wilson, North Carolina L. E. TAYLOR REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE P. O. Box 91-310 Phone 243-6760 Davis Building Wilson, North Carolina J :UQ-if , Q' ,5 1 if I Q., -gh at f Y if Q ' ef v ' 1 f V wiv V,-gr-, 2 ' 2 rj M ' I1 ' . W K., i , X3 45 h. ,QQ , 9? VY iggiifgs L Q J' 'f V N H X ri.. , , in in EDGERTON FEED MILL Micro, North Carolina. x GRANTHAM'S Boys' and Young Men's Shop EPSI' Smithfield, North Carolina G 969:55 perfect with smacks! aug Tia? KENLY DRUG COMPANY Kenly, North Carolina -vm Compliments of BIG JACK'S PLACE Route 1 Kenly, North Carolina WILLOUGHBY'S FISH MARKET Fresh Fish Daily Fish Dressed Free Kenly, North Carolina ROSE DRY CLEANERS The Best in Dry Cleaning Phone 284-4851 Kenly, North Carolina L. C. WILKINSON 81 SONS Manufacturers and Dealers in Rough and Dressed Lumber All Kinds Building Material Dupont and Gleem Points Plumbing and Plumbing Supplies Phone Day 284-5201 Night 284-5361 P. O. Box 95 Kenly, North Carolina I HORNES - Famous for - M Pecan Candies f . Good Food . 2 L..-2 Gifts and Souvenirs Open 7 Days Highway 95 - 301 The Ham Makes It Different. gs 32555 30N I3 pw +'p1J'f.v ' W, M My P. ,, 3 i 3 ,Y1 1 , MXQW1 11Q1fzW1f'Qy.11Q 1o1 Mgffu . A3101 My WKAWO Q My 2- NW ' M5 L,'IbVbL!, gl S JK l Gad X QIMXBBK FlJ?0JNe ar iesgdk Se'rv'c 1 P201 1 1 Or ani 194 , Ky My Y W We 1 1 E 4, 1 Bjlfiwvilsqjifjlnc. 1 n li B, .A W A f F D KR 1150 NT C .pina O 5,421 Wikia K , o.fJIMdiJLJj, J fra -QPON C CEEBIZXKQEQ 211 o evgllgt, In . GJ ! 1 o or nc. Co imen . B RC t17flfgDSEL t. 0 12211 1-GRD K FIRST-CITIZENS N BANK AND TRUST I Gardiilvlxidtiis, Inc. CHRYSLER-DODGE-PLYMOUTH Go1dsboro, North Caro1i Smithfield, North Carolina. 1 Complifments JONES BROTHERS Caro1ina's Largest Furniture Showroom 1 1 1 Ii 1 SUMMERFIELD s, INC. F . mg Ame... a. I F nest Furnitu 105 E. Nash St. W'1 , N rth C 1' 9 1 son o Q Shop at E1 1 1 S. H. KRESS 8. CO. 5 in Goldsboro, North C 1 Smithfield, North Ca 1' 1 5' V f ' .Ii : DONATIONS Shrago - Goldsboro, North Carolina Young Fashions - Goldsboro, North Carolina Jim's Camera Center - Wilson, North Carolina Stephen's Hardware - Wilson, North Carolina Blairs Rex - Wilson, North Carolina Belk-Tyler's - Wilson, North Carolina R. E. Quinn - Wilson, North Carolina Shealy's Bakery - Wilson, North Carolina Farmer's Hardware - Smithfield, North Carolina Gregory Department Store - Smithfield, North Carolina Denning Furniture Co. - Smithfield, North Carolina Jordan Jewelry - Smithfield, North Carolina Rice's Photo Shop - Smithfield, N01-nh Carolina Kenly Shopping Center - Kenly, North Carolina Robbins Jewelry - Wilson, North Carolina Henry Futrell's - Lucama, North Carolina Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davis - Kenly, North Carolina W. H. Woodard Grocery Jim Mumford - Lucama, North Carolina Sugars Hardware - Goldsboro, North Carolina Roy's Lunch - Goldsboro, North Carolina Becky's Fabric Center - Wilson, North Carolina Carolina Packers, Inc. - Smithfield, North Carolina Kenly Dry Cleaners - Kenly, North Carolina Stork's Nest - Wilson, North Carolina Bruce Lamm - Wilson, North Carolina M. 8: N. Restaurant - Kenly, North Carolina Rice's Men Shop - Wilson, North Carolina Kenly Billiard Parlor - Kenly, North Carolina. Carolina Office Equipment Co. - Wilson, North Carolina L. J. Herring Implement Company - Wilson, North Carolina Woodall and Colliers' - Kenly, North Carolina INSTITUTIONAL FOODS CO., INC. P. O. Box 9147 Raleigh, North Carolina Mm 34. SEALTEST ICE CREAM MILK WIISOH North Carollna. I fi Y 1 5 fl s 5 1. l i -- -'--'--' V i COBLE PRODUCTS Sm1thf1eld, North Carollna. I N V QV f .. is ww Y V if V ,, , R! ' ' w I Q ' , ' W1 J ' Q N n g X li 1 1 TAYLOR PUBLISHENG COMPANY 1he World'x Bu! Yeavbookg Ile Taylor made' ' ' is .i Ai.. ' POOLE'S Frozen and Canned Foods P.o. BOX 5416 Phone TE 3-5569 Raleigh, N- C phone H1 7-343 South Hill, Va. ff' l 9 Surely you aren't too tired to climb the steps 4 A, M .... and they re laughing. of the Capitol, are you? This is the Jefferson Memorial with Jeff erson On our departure from the Franklin Park out front. Hotel, it seems lohn's suitcase proved in- adequate. Boys, the statue is behind you. f f X , . W CV W , Y W if f Qi , X f 0 ,. 4392 f X ,S W '4 f . .- ' f .--iv , ,,, y A- f .,. 5, fr, :A 1-r f -. . f.-V, C. ,cv ,Q 'g,:,-gf ., ,,. 4,5 is . W we , 4. J fi? , Z 4- 4, JV .4fZ,,,,. X 1 I in Q f f 9 ? 1, 1. d J f ff S5 M Q 5 ,E 0 4 X S, f 1 A233 ig ,, if i , ,surf 424: ' We just saw Caroline! if . , , .1 . f M,,g?s.,.l,wW ff 4 it A. I' i ,ww Mr. Edgerton, there's a law against pushing someone off the Empire State Building, even if it is a senior. This handsome crew is ready for a trip to Radio City Music Hall. 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