Lee Woodard High School - Panthers Paw Yearbook (Black Creek, NC)

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Without her kindness, love, and generosity our school days would have not been filled with so much happiness. Although she has been with us for only a few years, we have grown to love and cherish her. We will remember her in the years ahead when time and miles have separated us. We, the Seniors, join in saying, Thanks for your helpful- ness. is F A was if w,,,.,,,A,Ws Message of Principal I should like to take this opportunity to express my deep appreci- ation for the splendid cooperation given me by the stud ents a n d faculty during my first year as your principal. Upon education rests the hope of our democracy, therefore, let's all continue our combined efforts to improve and strengthen our ed u c at i o n al program at Lee Woodard School. CONTENTS In Memorian Faculty Annual Staff High School Classes Superlatives Class History Prophecy Last Will and Testament Elementary Classes Activities Beta Club Future Farmers Future Homemakers Piano Class Band Athletics Basketball Baseball Advertising Committee Members Mr. L. D. Tomlinson, Chm. Mr. J. Clifton Tomlinson, Secretary and Treasurer Mr. Robert Yelverton Mr. Clenon Daniels Mr. Ellie Davis it IN M EM ORIAM Mr. J. H Thompson, in passing from our midst, in the words of the poet, has truly left his footprints on the sands of time. His noble character and high ideals won for him the respect of all people. Mr. Thompson worked Freely and untiringly for the cause of education, having served twenty-seven years on the County Board of Education and forty-seven years on the Lee Woodard School Board. True greatness is measured by a man's service to his fellowman, so we have indeed lost a great man in our community in the passing of Mr. Thompson. FACULTY MISS MARY B. COX Flrst Grade MRS. EVA M. DAVIS Flrst and Second Grade MRS. ELVIE Y. MALLARD Second Grade MRS. BONNIE B. MOORE Third Grade MRS. RUBY P. PROCTOR Fourth Grade MRS. LUCILLE G. RICHARDS Fifth Grade MRS. PAULINE YELVERTON Fifth Grade MISS ELIZABETH JONES Slxth Grade MRS. RUTH WETHINGTON Sixth Grade MRS. MARY JONES Seventh Grade MRS. LOSSIE BRINSON Eight Grade MR. PATRICK HENDERSON Science, History, and Coach MRS. GERALDINE DEANS Science, Math, Commercial MRS. EITA L. EATMAN Math, English MRS. RUBY P. SHACKLEFORD English, French MRS. NORMA LEE YELVERTON Home Economics MR. N. R. MATHIS , Agriculture I ' MR. RUFUS SWAIN History, Commercial Principal N 'IS Tv-.Q .gn-9. 'QW' 'Il-.AP 4 M 'vw-he 'Dv- . 'f f7 SQ' Hun-.YG nr: :VN x 5' ff at X ., 1 x. -quam. . V'-.H I '54 'N E lf, - ANNUAL STAFF DON MATTHIS ,,,,, ........ Ar fist CAROL HURLEY ....... .... As sisfant Editor LINDA Pl-I--I-MAN ..... ',....,, T Ypisf SYBIL TOMLINSON ..... .... B usiness Manager SALLY TURNAGE ....... . . . Sports Editor PEGGY BRITT ......... ............ T ypist DONNIE WOODRUFF ..... ......... E aim BILLY BARDIN ...... -- Proof Reader a--...... 0- SENIOR OFFICERS Left to Right: PATSY BARFIELD ....... ..... V ice President ROLAND GODWIN ..... ...... T reasurer HUBERT LUCAS ...... ....... P resiclenf JOY AYCOCK ,,,,,,, ..... S ecrefory MASCOTS K , ff 1 as My l ug Q gh 1 A 'AA ' 1 , , I N. ff! A 'K x W K, is 1 ,, 1,. Q, WARREN C. SHEPARD CONNIE BARFIELD ,sl M 'Pj-- ri lr'-K 'UN 3-wa-ww' V51 Q il'-nn.-Mb GN. ,xi elm, 1 'Ulu-of... 31.52-it V .ff h . j 'ff 'V 4 4 '-2-xy zwfsfy ,. -1' .,:-55,21 .- ' SENIORS 5 JOY AYCOCK F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Monogram 25 Secre- tary 45 Superlative 45 Annual. Hell is paved with good intentions. BILL BARDIN Class President l5 Beta 2,3,45 Band l, 2,3, President 25 F.F.A. l,2, President l, Secretary 25 Superlative 45 Officer 4. Women and elephants never forget an injury. PATSY BARFIELD Officer, Treasurer l, Vice President 45 Beta 45 Glee Club 3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Student C o u n c i l 45 Cheerleader 45 Basketball l,2. Do not turn back when you are iust at the goal. RAY BARFIELD F.F.A. Treasurer 3, Vice President 45 Glee Club 3,45 Band 25 Bus Driver 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 45 Officer, President25Dramatics 45 Superlative. A good mind possesses a kingdom. HELEN BARNES GleeClub 3,45 Cheerleader 25 Basket- ball 45 F.H.A. l,2,45 4-H l,2,35 Band 2. He who has no inclination to learn more will be very apt to think he knows enough. JOSEPH BARNES F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 4-H 4. No one knows what he can do until he tries. SENIORS ADRIAN BASS ' F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2,4, Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Dramatic, Superlative, Annual. Love, and a cough, cannot be hid. PEGGY BRITT Beta 2,3,4, Reporter 4, F. H.A. l,2,3, Historian 3, Class Officer, Treasurer 3, Glee Club l,3,4, Cheerleader l, 2, Annual Staff, Superlative, Chief Marshal, Dramatics. It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. JEAN CARTER Glee Club l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3, 4, Co-Captain 4, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Monogram 2, Dramatic 4, Superlative, Annual. A good reputation is much more valuable than money. BOBBY EDMUNDSON F.F.A. l,2,3,4, GleeClub l, Superla- tive, 4-H 2,3. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. JANICE GODWIN F.H.A. l,2,4, Glee Club 3,4, 4-H l,2, ClassOfficer,Secretary l,Basket- ball 4. You cannot put the sameshoe on every foot. ROLAND GODWIN F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer l, Vice President 2, President 4, Basketball l, 2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4, Baseball l,3, 4, Bus Driver 4, ClassOfficer4, Treas- urer, Glee Club 2,3,4, 4-H Club l,2, 3,4, Superlative 4, Dramatics 4, Mono- gram 2, Annual. Most great men are clead or dying. l don't feel so well myself. 'X Ad' 1 imp iv? ,pu-Aw. U - SENIORS , CAROL HURLEY Beta 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Monogram 25 F.H.A. i,2,3,45 Treas- urer 35 Marshal 35 Dromatics 45 Superla- tive 45 Officer, Treasurer 2, Annual Staff. Good words are worth much, and cost little. HAZEL LAMM Basketball l,2,3, Co-Captain 35 Glee Club l,2,35 F.H.A. l,2,35 Monogram l. He who perseveres, succeeds. RICHARD LAMM F.F.A. 1,25 Superlative 45 Annual. The wise man becomes full of good, even if he gathers it little by little. HUBERT LUCAS F.F.A. l,2,3,4, President35 4-H 3,45 Student Council, President 45 B eta 45 Basketball 2,3, Officer, President 4, Secretary 3. Make all the truefriends you can while you are here, for they are better than gold. JAMES MATTHEWS F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Glee Club 45 Dramatics 45 Superlative 4. Knock as you please, but there's nobody at home. DON MATTHIS F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Officer l,2,35 Glee Club i5 Band l,25 Superlative 45 Annual Staff 4. 'Thou who sleepeth with dogs, riseth with fleas. SENIORS CARNELL MERCER F.F.A., Secretary l,2, Sentinel 35 Beta 3,45 Glee Club T5 Dramatics 45 Superlative 4. The battle for success is farfrom won. GAIL PEELE Cheerleader 2, 35 F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 45 GleeClub3,45 4-H l,2,3,45 Superla- tive 45 Basketball I5 Officer, Pres. l ltmatters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. GARY PEELE Basketball l,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 F.F. A. l,45 Glee Club3,45 Superlative 4. lt is quality rather than quantity that matters. PAT PIERCE F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Basket- ball 2,3,45 GleeClub 2,3,45 Superla- tive 45 Officer,Treasurer l. Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. RAYMOND PIPKIN F.F.A. 'l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Band 35 Dramatics 4. lt is better to learn late than never. LINDA PITTMAN Beta 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 F.H.A. l,2,3, 4, Song Leader 45 GleeClub T,2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 4-H 25 Officer, Vice President 3, Treasurer 25 Marshal 35 Annual Staff5 Superlative 45 Dramatics 45 Journalism T. Patience is a remedy for every sorrow. if ' '-S-. 'N wx 'N i f ,, ,QM 1.1.4- 115 VW? Yi .Ni 'Dx SENIORS SYBIL TOMLINSON Beta Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3,45 F.H. A. l,2,3,4, President 35 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Music I5 Basketball l,2,35 Monogram 25 Officer, President 25 Marshal 35 SuperIative5 Dramatic 45 Annual Staff. lt is not only fine feathers that make fine birds. MARY ELIZABETH TURNAGE Basketball l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,45 F.H.A. I,2,3,45 Monogram 25 G I ee Club I,2,3,45 Dramatic 45 Superlative5 Annual Staff. Nothing is more friendly to a man's eye than a friend in need. CLARK WILLIAMS F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Sentinel 2,45 Glee Club I. A rolling stone doesn 't gather any moss.' tw Y--fv BECKY WOOD 4-H 1,2,35F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, cleeclub 2,45 Student Council Rep. 3. Forward Forever, Backward Never. DONALD WOODRUFF Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 F.F.A. I,2,3,45 Basket- ball I,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Of- ficer, President 35 Bus Driver 3,45 Marshal 35 Superlative5 Monogram 25 Annual Staff. Do the most with what you have. pm 'iff ,-s X? F ,--u..,:-- t U ,V - ' 1 +4 - -M. W! M4 -w,f..,f-Q eww, W 9 'Z ' MM ,-M: ' J NM.. ll .IUNIORS RONNY AYCOCK RODNEY BASS MARION BLOW LELLON BOYKIN BILL BOYETTE LINWOOD BRASWELL MYRTLE CROSS EDWIN EVANS DOROTHY GODWIN SUE HARRELL BOBBIE ANN HAYES NORMAN HOLLAND .IUNIORS LORETTA JOHNSON ELIZABETH LAMM JEAN LAMM GENE LEWIS EDGAR MALLARD JOANN MERCER GEORGE PIERCE JACKIE PIERCE THOMAS PIERCE MARTHA SPEIGHT MARY SPEIGHT RONALD TOMLINSON : vhs. fw 'V W. I? ...-.-xfuq. T938 1 , M I I , . R A -sf W? pu-M ,M I, Q, A X -r ,A-ff m . Q :mv x I ,.. -za 1 W W 1 f -...MQ I I I as V- f-'1 ,'- LA ,x - kl -,,A A ' .Ng V. - V E rs. gm., Nr? A' v RP ' gf' ,L f ' A NU? 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'Quik 5 .mnm,,,'S-' 3 ,QQ JAMES ABBOTT GREGORY AYCOCK ULIUS AYCOCK DAVID BARNES JUDY BASS CHARLES BATTS JOAN BRASWELL BRENDA CLARK JARVIS COLLIER JAMES EVANS LINDA GARDNER DAVID GOFF FREDDIE HOLLAND M IC HAEL LANCAST ER BRENDA LUCAS ANN MAXWELL PEGGY MERCER CHARLIE MINSHEW JOAN MOORE ALICE OUTLAW SHIRLEY PARRISH EUGENE PATE MARVIN PEELE JOHNNY PIPKIN BARBARA POPE BARBARA PITTMAN FRANKLIN PITTMAN ELSIE MAE ROBERTS JOANN SMITH MARGIE SPEIGHT MARIE TURNER LARRY WILLIAMS JOHNNY WOO DRUFF JOAN YELVERTON M, ff' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST POPULAR MOST COURTEOUS Lmda Pittman Gall Peele Janice Godwin Bully Bardln Bobby Edmundson Raymond Pipkin MOST ATTRACTIVE MOST ORIGINAL BEST DRESSED Jean Carter Helen Barnes Carol Hurley James Matthews Don Mqfhlg Ray Barfield FRIENDLIEST Pat Pierce Gary Peele Lfmves Al fs -'la 'gi 1' L53 'f , ...:-'4,,, 'Ah-n-ww-14- Rhhvvhm I QUIETEST BEST PERSONALITY MOST ATHLETIC Janice Godwin Sybil Tomlinson Sally Turnage Richard Lamm Joseph Barnes Roland Godwin is we BHEIIIKSIEQHII in o E If 1 ,fi 1,1. 5 A J x . K. .nffw 5 Vo! J, ,.i. , K - 9 C All X vu fs: MOST TALENTED LAZIEST BEST SPORT Carol Hurley Becky Wood Patsy Barfield James Mathews Clark William Don Mathis ig, to ' I MOST DEPENDABLE WITTIEST BEST ALL AROUND SYM' T0mllnSOl'l Gail Peele Patsy Barfield Donald Woodruff Carnell Mercer Donold Woodruff v?i f V 7- CLASS HISTORY We, the Senior Class of l958,have reached the climax of twelve glorious years. Looking back, we see happy years. On thatfirst frightening day in 1946, we entered a strange building of which we knew nothing. We were divided, part of the class being in Miss Cox's room, part in Mrs. Boyette's. ln the second grade, we had over- come our fears and had gained some skills. We were again divided between Mrs. Buyette and Mrs. Proctor. Another year passed,and our large class was sectioned between Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Proctor. In the fourth year, we became well-acquainted, for we were united in Mrs. Proctor's room. The fifth year we were disappointed again, because once more we were divided into sections. Our teachers were Mrs. Floars and Mrs. Yelverton. During this year Peggy Britt and Jean Carter joined our class and Pat Pierce left us. The following year we were taught by Miss Wainwright and Miss Jones. This yearMrs. Wainwright's room visited the WILSON DAILY TIMES office. Our seventh year we were made into two sections, our teachers being Mrs. Baker and Miss Jones. The n ext year we reac hed the last plateau of the grammar grades. Our teachers were Mrs. Brinson and Mrs. Wethington. During this year when we ran into the longer, more serious type of study, we had a glimpse of the hardships which lay ahead. Donnie Woodruff joined our class this year. Finally the big day arrived. We became freshmen with Mr. Stogner, our coach, as homeroom teacher. Mr. Pridgen, a new principal, joined our school this year. Our other teachers were Mrs. Shackleford, Mrs. Deans, Mrs. Perkins and Mr. Matthis. We soon became sophomores with our new teacher, Mrs. Yelverton, as home- room teacher. Our faculty lost Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Deans for this year, but Mrs. Eatman joined our teaching staff. Gail and Gary Peele joined us and Pat Pierce returned. The main event of our freshman and sophomore years was the Mother-Daughter-Father-Son Banquet. We drew closer to the climax of our school life by becoming juniors. Mrs. Deans rejoined us and Mr. Henderson became our new coach. Ray and Patsy Barfield and Becky Wood joined our class during this term. We were very sorry to lose Mr. Pridgen at Christmas who re-enlisted in the armed forces. He was replaced by Mr. Taylor who helped us to finish the year successfully. The highlight of this year was our Junior-Senior Banquet. We finally reached the glorious year which made us seniors. Mrs. Ruby Shackleford, our English teacheq became our class sponsor. We lost Mr. Taylor who was replaced by Mr. Rufus S. Swain. We also lost Hazel Lamm who found life more exciting as Mrs. Wilbur Jackson of Fort Worth, Texas. The memorable happenings of this year were the Junior-Senior Banquet, Senior Play and Graduation. As we draw near the long awaited day, we nook back and see a long, hard, but enjoyable journey. We look ahead into the future and realize that it has only begun! LINDA PITTMAN Historian MOTTO We Build The Ladder By Which We Rise FLO WER COLORS Red Rose Cream and Black I I I --in '-'---- MWWW fx-- W M 'ffx A --'f- Mmmm- 'v- ',f-1x --x- - f Ms 41'N, -i . , CLASS PROPHECY On my way home from the Observatory Chamberof the atom-smashing factory, I encountered Donald Woodruff, who is now a brilliant astronomer. Hetold me he had recently seen a copy of the LONDON JOURNAL and was a little surprised to see that Joseph Barnes and Janice Godwin were currently appearing on the London stage in Shakespeare's play Macbeth. This set us to discussing our seniors of i958 from Lee Woodard School, and we found, by comparing notes, we could locate nearly all of them. We began by looking in the medical field and to our surprise, we learned that Carnell Mercer is now a well- known dentist, who has discovered a new chemical-molecular acid, which guarantees unbreakable false teeth. Becky Wood has climbed the ladder of success and now is supervisor of a large nurse's school. James Matthew has concocted a new lotion for growing hair and it really works. His slogan is: Try Matthew's Surgro Hair Lotion. We know it is a success, because Donnie had seen Gary Peele a year or two ago and he had only a thin fringe of hair around his bald plate. Gary's hairsupposedly lefthim during. his intensive study in dramatic school. Last week when Donnie happened to meet Gary again, he had a full shock of raven black hair, grown, Gary said, after using James' product. We found that many of our friends had become well-known and some were really going places. Billy Bardin and Jean Carter had iust completed their world-wide travels with a final fling at romance in Venice. Linda Pittman and Roland Godwin have received a medal from the President for inventing a collapsible satallite,which has established the world's record for speed and altitude. Bobby Edmundson has amazed his acquaintances by settling dawn to studying and is now a professor on Mars, teaching his pupils about life on earth. Don Matthis is planning to cross the Pacific Ocean in his own specially-designed boat, equipped with wings, so that it may rise and fly if the sea gets rough. l was rather disappointed in Adron Bass who has made his own rocket, but it doesn't seem to take off. fMaybe the fuel he's using is wrong. lt is supposedly propelled by super-duper peanut oil J Next on our list were the famous poets and authors. Helen Jean Barnes has recently been acclaimed for a poem entitled The Unknown fand what ittries tosay remains unknownl. Patsy Barfield and Ray Barfield together wrote a play called Brotherly and Sisterly Love. lt is currently being produced on Broadway and Gail and Gary Peele are in the lead roles. Joy Aycock published a biography of Shakespeare in which she proves that he never lived. The other members of our class were living simpler and quieter lives. Sybil Tomlinson has become a devoted housewife to her husband and an excellent mother to her twelve children. Peggy Britt has become a successful model in New York. Her picture recently appeared on the coverof MADEMOISELLE. Patricia Pierce is manager of Pierce's Five-and-Ten-Cent Store. Richard Lamm and Raymond Pipkin are both cops, directing traffic around the four-leaf traffic circle of Black Creek. ln his off-hours Richard is preparing a textbook to be used in Russian schools, teaching Russian children the advantages of a democratic society. Sally Turnage is still in college trying to graduate. After having flunked out at East Carolina and Duke in an effort to become a coach, she has enrolled at Atlantic Christian, and having changed her course to music, we hope she will be able to earn her diploma. Clark Williams established such a brilliant record in French at Carolina that he has studied at the Sorbonne in France and is now instructor of modern languages at Columbia University. Hubert Lucas is a big cattle owner in Texas operating his own ranch. We had some little difficulty in deciding why he named his ranch The Linda Faye. After comparing our notes about our fellow friends, we had laughs remembering the school days. And as we parted, we knew that we'd never forget the good ole' days at Lee Woodard Hi'. CAROL HURLEY Prophet W-T LAST WILL and TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of I958, being in a fairly sane state of mind and being in possession of a few of our mental faculties, after the mad rush of our senior year, do will and bequeath to our fellow students, many valuable articles and traits of character which we believe will be of special benefit to them in these days of space travel: I, JOY AYCOC K, leave my toni kit and bobby pins to Bobby Ann Hayes. I, BILL BARDIN, leave my whining complaints to Bill Boyette, who will be able to entertain the teachers with them. I, RAY BARFIELD, leave my skill at winning the affections of the girls to Edgar Mallard. I, HELEN BARNES, leave my dignity to Martha Speight. l, JOSEPH BARNES, leave my corny jokes to Dorothy Godwin, to enliven her seriousness. I, ADRIAN BASS, leave to Jackie Pierce, ownership of a filling station which refuels only rockets and other interplanetary-space vehicles. I, PEGGY BRITT, leave ten gallons of gasoline to Lynwood Braswell, to refuel his latest invention, Space Ship ZN. We, JEAN CARTER and PATSY BARFIELD, leave our ability to win beauty contests to Ronny Aycock, feeling that he will eventaully make a success in Hollywood. I, BOBBY EDMUNDSON, leave my wonderful school spirit to Lellan Boykin. I, JANICE GODWIN, leave my glib conversation to Marion Blow. I, CAROL HURLEY, leave my ability to play basketball to Sue Harrell, so that she can become a first string player. I, RICHARD LAMM, leave my boisterous personality to Gene Lewis who needs livening up a bit. We, HUBERT LUCAS and ROLAND GODWIN, leave, to return, for a couple of freshmen girls. I, JAMES MATTHEWS, leave my gay laughter and ready wit to Edwin Evans. I, DON MATTHIS, leave my youthful looks and babyish ways to Rodney Bass. I, CARNELL MERCER, leave my feather bed to Ronald Tomlinson, hoping that it will induce more peaceful dreams than l've enjoyed. l, GAIL PEELE, leave my quick temper to Joanne Mercer, hoping it will enable her to speak her mind occasion- ally. I, GARY PEELE, leave my ability to stay out of trouble to Norman Holland. I, PAT PIERCE, leave my quiet manner and composure to Tootsie Johnson. l, RAYMOND PIPKIN, leave my last sleeping pill to George Pierce. I, LINDA PITTMAN, leave my tooth-less comb to Mary Speight. I, SYBIL TOMLINSON, leave my well-used thimble, needle, and thread to Jean Lamm. l, SALLY TURNAGE, leave my worn out basketball shoes to Elizabeth Lamm. I, CLARK WILLIAMS, leave my stubby pencil fwhich has written the Constitution a number of timei to anyone in need of a pencil. I, BECKY WOOD, leave my flirtatious ways to Myrtle Cross. I, DONALD WOODRUFF, leave my athletic ability to Thomas Pierce, who is much in need of it. PEGGY BR ITT Testator i ! I.. l I I , 1 k H ... 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Q BARBARA BASS I DWIGHT BASS I JEAN BASS I I CONNIE BOYETTE II CHARLES BRITT GERALDINE BLINN ' HELEN COLLIER BARBARA CONNER JUDY DANIEL ESTELLA FERRELL EVELYN FRIZZELLE RAY GLOVER JUDY HURIEY CAROLYN LAMM JIMMY LAMM NELL LANGLEY JANET LEWIS WYATT MALLARD REBECCA MCCULLEN FANNIE MATTHEWS HENRY MERCER BARBARA OUTLAW CAROLYN PIPKIN DON PRIVETTE 5 PEGGY REASON RACHEL SASSER .4 REX SALJLS I EAYE SMITH DIANE TOMLINSON ' ALVAH WHEALTON, JR. ' LYNDIA WILLIAMS ' JOYCE WOOD NOT PICT URED Mack Moore ,- -- --- SEVENTH GRADE DAISY DARLENE AYCOCK DONALD AYCOCK DONALD ALTON AYCOCK BETTY JEAN BARNES THOMAS RAY BASS b JOYCE BLOW GARY LEE BOYKIN REBECCA ANN CARTER JANE COLLIER YVONNE ETHERIDGE -HELEN ANN FAGAS JEANETTE FERRELL RUSSELL RAY FLOARS MARY ELLEN GOFF ROYCE LEVON GOFF DANNY FRANKLIN HOOKS LINDA FAYE JOHNSON LAWRENCE LAMM SARAH LEIGH LEWIS CAROLYN ANN LUCAS DOUGLAS LUCAS RAY MATT EX GEORGE FRANCIS MEHL BARBARA ANN MERCER ELSIE RAE MERCER JUDY FRANCINE MERCER BARBARA STEEL PARISH MOSES PIERCE CONNIE MAXTON PITTMAN CHARLES WALTON PITTMAN DOUGLAS GREEN TURNER PHILLIP EDWARD WALSTON THURMAN WALT ER WEST .BOBBY YELVERTO N JNOT PICTURED I Eloise Godwin Ben Walston -,wk If qw m. ,. I '- 'V .gg 1 ' 5 Q Q.- 'QQ W N 45405 I 11 ,, .,. I . If -,.. ,1g,l, . -11111,-U.. 1 K ,NWI , g .--IW.. 14' 1 'I I ' 5' 1411'.Zx 'Ii w II mi .1q.1.,.,,g ... gf -1, 1. I - I I T4 . 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'J V Ss I I 1 in V' Earl Hayes SIXTH GRADE THOMAS EARL BACHELOR DORIS BASS WAYNE BOSWELL SHIRLEY BRASWELL NANCY CAYTON EDDIE COOKE BRENDA CROSS TONY DANIEL EDWARD DIXON DEE GLOVER CONNIE JONES JEAN MATTHIS RAY MCCULLEN KENNETH MCKEEL SUE PEELE CHRIS PIPKIN WILLIE PRICE KENNETH PARKER LINDA RAPER LOIS REASON EDWARD SMITH HUGH SPEIGHT ANN TOMLINSON LINDA WOOD '95 avxvs 13 'YS ,Q , ,L , , I tvvj vs 'Y' A ij., 'UK -Uk I ' I Q A-.. Y . V . . I v 'V Q W ax ' Ig -. fi y ,N - f Q , 9 it N- iff Q -I . A M . xx ,I V ., I A I I K,-K -7 9- . 1: 1 'hs, 5 E I I 5 'Qt is N.- 7 M9 'mg'-,..-f in I A in Dr, Aft-at Wil 'A I 'T ff , -., . rx.. - - . A I f ., wg, fwfffx-I .. . - W 1 wmg - fax- I . A ff , , ' , - f I U ' - .- , W ' R. 1 I . ,- . 1 ,, I I, 4 I -... Q .. A I' -QV 1 Q Q L., ,f X In ' , 1 I X ' I ,fs ,- v . x 1,1 K Q 'F S . 'luv Q' it I X fe Y En X -ER 4 I - . 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CONNOR TOMMY CRUMPLER TIM DANIELS VICKIE DANIELS JOHNNY ETHERIDGE RONALD GARDNER DONALD HATCH DWIGHT JACKSON SHIRLEY KEEN PHILL LEGGETTE ROLAND LUCAS JIMMY OUTLAW CHESTER PIERCE JANICE PENNINGTON DARLENE PITTMAN HAROLD PITTMAN JUDY PITTMAN LARRY PITTMAN NANCY PRICE JERRY THOMPSON BEVERLY WEST HILDA WHITFIELD DOUGLAS WOOD CHARLES WOODRUFF TERRY YELVERTON NOT PICTURED Lindo Souls 'Q fix ' n I 'X ,, ,I FA if ' I I wi . f O- hm .. ,X . I I JUN af, wk I AM 7 ,fu ! L, 5. 'A P., ,Y -Q.. 'Fr .I I HL XDI I Q ,. in . ' 1 xr ' ,. I 'X . I . 9, I I PM 7-+5-gf:-5 M V ' ling. g. V L, . I I ,,,. f 193 US I,g,., I VF' O I I I I .I 'Rfb I. I II ., ,Q 1 'I aa IIN f A if f I 'vw ' .. ,, 1 4 Q .. I A , EXW? I! w if Er. vs. F 'X A ' T ' 'GWR Us sa, .I I' ' my an 'lr ' I dun lv . wT,,,,, .E I . ,4,I 11 I , JC 'N if Q Os Q, 'I N i e A fi -4 I .X W V V . I' I - ' ' X I B Elf' I 1 Y I I 'I A I I ' I ' H I in M 4, .3 ' . ,- ff tx N. 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W 1 if-' , , I ff, ,Sqn BSP I In-1 af. 251- ' ,- in ,YJ . -5 -A 'kffkw , 1' ?'w ?2 3 '+ ' Tiff.,-..g if 'Inn- SECOND GRADE JERRY AYCOCK GLENN BAILEY JERRY BARNES MARIE BARNES DIANE BASS JAMES BATCHLOR JONATHAN BOSWELL ANGELA BRIDGERS RHONDA BRIDGERS PEGGY CAYTON ROBERT COOKE CHARLES CRUMPLER JANICE DAVIS RANDY DAVIS DENNIS DIXON RAY EASON KAY FAGAS ANDY FERRELL HERMON FERRELL SUE LAMM JAMES PITTMAN LARRY SMITH GILDA TOMLINSON LYNDA WEST ROBERT WOOD BARNES YELVERTON MAURICE YELVERTON FIRST AND SECOND GRADES GENE ABBOTT CHARLES RAY BARNES JANIE BARNES RAY BARNES WAYNE BARNES SUSIE BASS KAY BATCHELOR PAULA BATTS JEAN BUNN HAROLD CAROLSON ARCHIE DAVIS JO LYNN DAVIS GENE FERRELL MACK GOFF JO ANN HATCH STANLEY HOLLAND DALE INGRAM KENNETH LANE CARSON MOORE ETTA MAE PITTMAN FIRST GRADE SUE AYCOCK CHARLES RAY BARDIN JIMMY BARNES JOANNE BARNES BERNICE BATCHELOR WANDA BLOW ELBERT COOKE DEBORAH DAVIS FRANKIE EDMUNDSON MARCIA EVERINGTON RONNIE INGRAM JOYCE ANN JOHNSON DIANE KIRBY VICKY LAMM WANDA LAMM GARLAND MATTOX ELIZABETH MERCER JOHNNY VANN MINSHEW RANDY MOORE CAROLYN PARRISH VICKY LYNN PATE STEVE TEDDER CHARLES TOMLINSON ELIZABETH ANN TYNDALL BETH VICK BRENDA WHITLEY C. A. WIGGS S. I I iI 5 I I M3 I R ' -mn if!! 1 V' M' .Ia 1 U-II ---i . , , 45 U, It If , , . ,, vt ' M, ,Mu . v i :G A J K f - ,L Y I I ACTIVITIES V N 1 . - ll .ai gc YN BETA ' CLUB C' 9 YYY 7 15. T 8 19514. fl' 51 iv' T. MRS. ETTA EATMAN Sponsor 2. DONALD WOODRUFF President 3. SYBIL TOMLINSON Secretary 4. LINDA PITTMAN Treasurer 5. BILLY BARDIN Program Chairman Mem bers 6. CAROL HURLEY 7. PEGGY BRITT 8. PATSY BARFIELD 9. HUBERT LUCAS IO. CARNELL MERCER Il . JOANN MERCER. 12. MYRTLE CROSS 13. RONNIE AYCOCK if Q ' I i 'Vi 1.7 3 -1. C fy WH N155 PM E v , 9 , -, 'rr I0 H -Wu.. .W .7 i L ...v- I2 bjffj' I3 . ' , Q 15 rg To T. X, f 3 ' ef fy Y - 17 r 'Lfwrv g X 1 I 'q,, R I Y 4 Q jj! fe .55 -Ov rr 7 G 3 3 22 is i9' 1 H - l 9 Members RONALD TOMLINSON EDGAR MALLARD MARY SPEIGHT ANN MATTHIS SHIRLEY REASON MacARTHUR WHITLEY WADE TAYLOR BOBBIE JEAN DANIEL DOROTHY GODWIN f i as sr ielfk 'f'w4w- 9 at f,, .sf I .,'s 'N -1. , Q' Q' .f ., , - ' ' . r N' , T135 6 ,H -- ,. , f. r Wff W. -, .Q Qs s 1, . ,N - , I 5 Liz. ukllsxlt. Y f I h , . . . 1 gi' v T ,,U. 1 , 5 A 3-9 , . ,' V. s J. . ,ff f f -1'-fn ,, ' ., L: o. yr. .,,T'.7F'1.,,. - Aff, . , ,, A' ,, f. ' 'Wh Ms as 'til -X -.. ' ' -4-'. ff' .ull ' 'I 1. 5' fi Y zz Q ' f lmNm x av., nr' 'N F. F. A. Officers , Donald Woodruff, Reporter: Clark Williams, Sentinel, Adron Bass, Treasurer, James Matthews, Secretary, Ray Bartield, Vice President Hubert Lucas, President fln absence of Roland Godwinlp Mr. Mathis Advisor. A i' 41 1 'lr.-ig Y 5' 55.1, fx' -Y 5',- may w.q-I v . , 'A wa'-A we L ,-PB - ,., ., N, SEIU F. H. A. Cfficers -L, Thad Front Row, Left to Right: Bobbie Jean Daniels, Song Leader, Janice Raper, Parliamentariang Fairene Jackson, Secretary, Dorothy Godwin, Reporter. BockRow, Left to Right: Joann Mercer, H istorian, Bobbie Ann Hayes , 1. 7, Treasurer, Myrtle Cross, President, Tookie Minshew, Vice President. CLASS PO EM Dear School, as we near the final day, We look at the past of our school's long way, We have faced together the tasks of these years, And have shared the happiness as well as the tears, We now know what it means to be faithful and true, Loyal and devoted to a school dear as you. And now as the great future looms ahead We see the difficult paths that we must tread, We take a strong grip on the courage which -you give Thus we will go forward more successfully to live. Lee Woodard, though we will soon part from these doors A hope for success and treasured memories are yours. LINDA PITTMAN PIANC CLASS. Front Row, Left to Right: Ann Tomlinson, Brenda Jackson, Janie Cayton, Tim Daniels. Back Row, Left to Right: Ann Mathis, Ann Collins Yelverton, Nancy Cayton, Jean Mathis, Doris Bass, Judy Mercer, Diane Tomlinson, Lyndia Williams, Connie Jones. ig 2 'Ki vt .Q ? wager, U avg A fx 5, ' ywfggn - I . 'gm' ws. Z 4 , ,I ig! ' lf' 1? rv . -- . Q. sl' 1 v, 'V ' ' .nd A, H ' W. ol.: 1-f ,'bx 'Q. h 'Pi'-1 'ar . 4 ,. ' .' , , 'F v 'yJP' ' 'Mi 6 ' 1 ' ,.. 0 -1' : Ng ' V: .f,A. ark! , ' 'mf ,L 5 V gf .-,jf hlmfd of ,131 - 1' Ju, 1 v 11 - ' ' ,, ' - K. 'f ,Kia -4' '55, aa' nxirllvxf gf M I' A V- '3',.-ftfwf' ,ova .W it , V g in... , ' :Q ,-3 ,.,,.., ' A . V . Q- 4. V , if W 4 , - L KL ' l . 5 fs , -15.1454 ,-nr n 3. - 0 '84 F ' 5 K I' 'uit X 'lv' x it ' Aw PM 'f- v Q .gg .3 ,A .fijs 1 :W 7, '3 .mi 54 Y '..: 14.5 ,ifm I 7 ,J F.. v. ll ii 4' 1 Mp K ' . X :V Q. 5 , Y .xN l., ti ,xfw M ' . HV Yuen, 'U ,hr- f 1' if A - .. e if fl ' w-,.,,,, 'ln ATHLETICS GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Brenda Lucas, Joy Aycock, Barbara Pittman, Carol Hurley, Elizabeth Lamm, Shirley Reason. Back Row, Left to Right: Tootsie Johnson, Janice Godwin, Joann Smith, Jean Carter, Sally Turnage, Pat Pierce, Coach. . .Mr. Patrick Henclerson. 1 I a BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Edgar Mallard, Mack Whitely, Jimmy Abbott, Gary Peele, R o n n y Aycock, Donald Woodruff, Adron Bass, Ulius Aycock, Bill Boyette, Ray Barfield, Jerry Hurley, Ronald Tomlinson, Charles Batts, Coach. . . Patrick Henderson, Manager. . .Bill Bardin. First Row, Left to Right: Charles Butts, Gary Peele, Ray Barfield, Bill Boyette, Jimmy Abbott, Ronny Aycock, Lellon Boykin, Edgar Mallard. Second Row: Linwood Braswell, Jerry Hurley, Philip Jackson, Herman Price, Marvin Peele, Wade Taylor, Ronald Tomlinson. Third Row: Eddie Jones, Eugene Price, Larry Williams, Ulius Aycock, Rodney Bass, Mr. Henderson. BASEBALL is.- 'x L 1 l 1 JOY AYCOCK PAT PIERCE SALLY TURNAGE JEAN CARTER CAROL HURLEY ROLAND GODWIN TW 1130 H4 -fr xl Mrs. Lamm, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Pittman, Mrs. Smith...Mana9er. MR. WHITLEY AS WE WERE IN 1949 R We agp? 'lf- psi 4. . 1 15..- N an , ,I if f 5?-MQ 2 54 36' f - 4 ,xi .Q 261, I ' L 1' f -V ' , -fI!:ns,,, My! mar' mm sf' 2 F ' 4 I ..,v , ifw Y W 'EW V I ' I :, .M . , MV ,, V H - M W , 5 V -1+ -1' . ., A , .4.4. 'gr 0, W A , , - ,gi uw A QM fj ' ' . 3 . W. if V w ' I Y 4 AM, 1 H N .Q X ws. , 2 .,y,:X:m - . 'yr , , 114' , ' 1 ,M ,rzf? E -A 'W' Am r , t , A Q W if x.,.g f'W11..AL4.r. -if E+ 1 'Q illmsi, Sf 3 X ni , Q N ' W . ,S. 'WJ f Hg' If A vw W. Nav :ww .on- it f ff' , W f ,' f A M i J.. ,gg v , ll fa S, 'J if. fa 1 ,Af ,ff ,ff f ff, , f, ff nf' ,-z aff... 3 f .. ,ggi fy...- igwv , 1, 1, gi! Q7 ,W 4 A .X , f je' I Y D 4 I ...- hw 52 W., . ,, , 0 ,. .. . , Q 1 ,Q . ....., ,, .45 ,, Q Y Q X --1 K ab 4 'MMM , . X fa 1 N 1 QM! V U he .Q 'wt' I I ' A X R' Vuv www. -. 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BLALOCK HOOKS BROTHERS PATE'S ESSO DAVIS BARBER SHOP WEST END GROCERY STORK'S NEST GRICE'S SEED STORE LIZABETH'S MOTHER HUBBARD DAVIS GAS St APPLIANCE CO. CECIL'S REPAIR SHOP WHEELER'S REPAIR SHOP DR. TOMLINSON ERNEST EVANS HERRING'S DRUG STORE LOU. . .MAU FLORIST BRUCE LAMM BARSHAY'S LAD IES' READY-TO-WEAR See WiIson's Blouse Bar 220 East Nash Street MOTHER-DAUGHTER STORE IOI East Nash Street Wilson, N. C. Ph. 2544 Mk X H Ig I HERFF-JONES CO. Manufacturing Jewelers 8K Stationers T407-I4I9 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis 7, Ind. Congratulations Ice Cream Southem Dairies Wilson, North Carolina A -- -4-::.-:: ::0::: ::::.p.f.f::v ::. -::: 0a::4::: 'I : : ': : :: ::::: :f:':: ' :::: 'T TOMMY'S ouLE SERVICE if 'I 79537 . Wilson, N. C. it on Amx,:,,,,E,,,,,,,::,,,,, ,.,:,,,, l 6? jwn'-3 ART 'S GROCERY I l M.E?.EZI2'Z.ZifZZiTf3f'Y l30l S. Tqrboro Street I, ,,, ,:,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -Ml Lex: i' :7 lim' SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS I I Moss BICYCLE SHOP Q9 ., 8 'P 222 South Torboro Street 3521 TAYLOR OLDSMOBILE CO. :xxxxi:::::::::::::::::: 1: ' ' ' ' Wilson, North Carolina WW 205 s. Pine sffeef 71495 P ,LUC'ELLE'S DRESS SHOP uh--A-Hu Au-AUUI, Q LodIes' Ready-to-Wear. . Formols ff: 7 ---- --. ----. ................... - P P P 'I Compliments :E of 1: PO0LE'S I FROZEN Eooos if Durhom, North Carolina P, Rocky Mount, North Carolina P F504-- vvvvvvv .... , v .v.,.,.,, ,,,,,,-v 'I 'I 'I flll.lS-CHIILMERS suis Ann SERVICE P :E POWELL SUPPIY co., INC. 'I P Wilson, North Carolina I 'I 'I 'I Better Equipment for Better Forming P Oliver SI Allis-Chalmers Form P 3' Equipment l'xQN,,:K'SQIYZESSSEHZSSSSSSSSSSSS :E y0l.1r th rst B .5 5 f f HARREELL 625 .I CO' 'P L-'L' ' S x EI S Q Coco-Colo 1: P , Q JI 1 I 4-' III P'0 f Len o : ,,,,,,,,.,C,,.,,,, ---,A.. ....... A-,-----------, '1 T '1 41 1 '1 '1 , Good Moxlgiis Zrerriways More THE CREAMERY It Ll E Blanche 8. Clarence Hatrick ll 4 ' ppjyfyh, 7h,6A77?E A Wilson, North Carolina 1: il WHSOHI North Carolina 1616 s. Goldsboro sf. Ph: 2934 gl 1: S. Goldsboro Street 6014 1l L,xo,,,,,x,,o,,:,.,,,,,,:,::, :L ::,.,xx:xx:,..fx,.x,.. 3 T:-P-4-::::::-f f::::f:-7:-1 4':- '0'4::::-1 4':J 4 :::: '::::::::::::'A' 1: l BROWN OILCO., INC. T. L. HERRING g,C0. E l tor home heating meat packers If '1 Ward Blvd. 4252 fr 1' Wilson, North Carolina ll it Hwy. 3015 0 7-0126 :E l4,A::: ::::4-:: I ' ' ::::::::::::::::::::::::: A T BARBEE BROTHERS 4, 1, l ' ESSO ' 'I 1 . 1' , SIMPSON 1 . i , E Complete Service l 3: 1 1: '1 - 4 'I Hwy. 301 s. 70625 E fg LUCAMA G I N 4 i Wilson, North Carolina ., if 1 51 It , AND I Le--o:::::::::::::::::::::xv -4 1 1 :xnuxx ::xxx::x KENLY E tg , 1:0111 ., l , 4 I II PARKER'S BANK COMPANY if Catering To Clubs 81 Organizations Barbecue-Brunswick Stew l-UCUWICI N- C- ff fl Fried Chicken-Oysters 1: 4' 1: Hwy. 301 S. Phone 70972 ll lmxxmx :m:mmx 1,226 1 COTRBETT MOTOR CO. j -------------------V----:::,::::.T WILSON DAILY TIMES II Your Wilson County Newspaper I II read Service Sales I jr The Lee Woodard High School News I in Peggy Britt's column A 1 Q1 202 E. Green sf. wilson, N. C. Q: I.LA:.v-.0.4-::::::.r::.1-o-4-:.v-eo-c:::::::::: -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-1-o-oc:-II T . fr ' TERMINAL DRUG STORE 5' I, k I, ' ' COBB Moss at SON JI 4 'U 'I , . If 134 s. Tarboro sf. Phone 5772 UQ T I Wilson, North Carolina Opposite A' C' L' Station I T Phone 2l0l Wilson, N. C. L ,-,,,,,,-,: -x:xx:x:::: :::::::x::x.-:xl 'T :xxxTTTTTTTT:x::::::::Tx:T:'T TTHTNTTTTTTTTTTTTTT A:xx:: x:',T II I' 6 jr 55 EOvvARD's ESSO STATION I Om, NGERIS g w .5 E Gas and Oil I l ,fb ft 'T II I J - If S 8K H Green Stamps I S Ik If :T 1: 4, If :I I 1, I, 'I lb Phone 7-0634 IQ I The Dependable Store I 1: I ' ' , T I: IE Hwy. 301 s. wilson, N. c. Phone 2124 wilson, N. c. Q' 'Liv-535755555555::::::::::::::5:f:5k '7f:Jf::::::: 55:55:55:-A555555 ' :rf:Jt::::- :::::- AA: --AA T I T If 'I Compliments of ,, JOYNERSEUNERALHONTE I I GREY CONCRETE PIPE CO. 1: I . I 4 Ambulance Service I I T07 North Pine Street 1' P - l ,-... . +I X s TI QI Wilson, North Carolina I Phone 3'34 Wilson' N' C' II In IL::::- :::::::::::::::::,::, ,,,, ::::,,,,,::-., -,,,,,,:,,,,,,, 4 1 1 ln lr li lr BRANCH 55 BANKING 81 TRUST CO. FREMON1 MOTOR SALES, INC ll Goldsboro Street Phone 2636 II Phone 231-1 Fremont, N. C. ', I: Fremont, North Carolina ,P 1 QI Ford Sales ond Service l.,-v :::::,.J L-:- :xxxf:::::::::::x:1-:fax ff::::: :::: F:: ::::::::: :::::::::::::: 4 4' 4 4 51 4 ' 'I PRlCE'S SUPER MARKET 4 MARVIN lVl00RlNG 4 ,l 455-1 Fremont, N. C. 4 ,I li ll -,,:,,,:,.J L: ....-..... .... : ex-- -xxx A:-,:::::- 1 5555535555554-7::J5f:::::: :::J'tT 5 AYCOCK-SELBY co., INC. I 1 I: 52 Phone 295-1 Fremont, N. C. fl SHACKLEFGRD 2 MOTOR COURT SERVICE CENTER N G Prop. David Odom l l Phone 79503 301 Hwy. S l A N Y Er Wilson, North. Carolina 4 A::::::::: ':::::::::::::::: . Office: Hwy. 301 south ., : xxxx: m' 4 4, 1 FREMONT SUPERETTE N T B O'l 44 , ext O rown I Company I: Fruits, Vegetables, Meats If Phone 7-0646 Box 491 l Wilson, North Carolina 1: CAROLINA OFFICE l l EQUIPMENT COMPANY :E Phone 70144 Wilson, N. C. lr li If vv--- TI 'I 'I 'I 'I ., WILSON DRUG COMPANY lr IN '-The OIeI Reliable ' sanee Issa A Ph 3I7e If One 'ffmr ' xx' D .1 1 J J I X X l l4 South Tarboro Street I Wilson, North Carolina lf L.,,,,,, ,,,,v,,, - ,,,,,v,,,. ,,,,,::- - eeeeeeeee- - ji SIIIEINALK PRODUCE CENTER EE 'L l :E JEFFERSON APPLIANCE Co. I I 2 ht I: Your Local Bottle Gas Dealer W. 1: I 102 East Barnes sf. -wneen, N. C E Groceries of All Kinds ll 220 South Tarboro St. 3847 II '::::::::::::::::::::::::J::::::::J 'c:::::::::::f:5::55:::::::55::5 LINVlLLE'S INCORPORATION il DRY CLEANERS EE I V. Q It PaysWellToWear ll DR' HUGH E' BASS Oh I I Clean Clothes - 0 VAUGHAN'S JEWELRY 237 South Tarboro Street 2164 lO6 East Barnes St. -Wilson, N. C ::::::::::::::::::::::::, -::::::-:J 'I 'I IE BATIEN AUTO PARTS, INC. 'I Auto Parts, Supplies and Equipment 47 Models Malsbary Steam Cleaners Available EE Wilson, N. C.-Phone 5183 or 5184 Wholesale only II 'I 'I I QC WILSON ELECTRIC CO. I . ,XX I' Commercial Z' . ,lm ,Q , and Domestic 6 I Refrigeration f 'I I T. V. Service 34 IAZASQ I D mi Ig , Phone 3960 4 I I 301 E. Nash Street 9 U ,I Wilson, N. C. w W hiv5'::5-555555555ffifiiiifiiiiiiij I 'I 'I If I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I QE ATLANTIC BUILDING AND ,, LOAN ASSOCIATION Il 119 S. Goldsboro St. Phone 7-1175 'I I 'I 'I 9' -------- --vvv- - vvvvv v vv-J-0-0-Oftwg 'I ::J6:::::::,t:::Jf:::::::::::J7tY I c. WOODARD co., INC. I Office Furniture jI 105 N. Douglas St. Phone 2405 PAT'S SERVICE STATION 310 E. Nash Street Phone 3220 L-,,x,-,--xx-,-x :,,:-,.- ?T : :::::::::::'7 ::::' 'I W. VAN ANDREWS I 5 Points - Wilson, N. C. I State Farm Insurance Co. 'I Auto, Life, Fire FARRIS DEPT. STORE 11 Sun Dial Shoe - Campus Sports Wear 1' Wilson, North Carolina I I :: :: :: :::::::::::::::::::: If BRIOOER's PAINT AND WALLPAPER Make your paint problems our business 1: 125 S. Tarboro Street II Phone 4428 Wilson, N. C. 'I 'I 'I L':: ::::::::::::- :::: :::::J-c::::::::: I I It WILSON I It PETROLEUM COMPANY, INC. I 'I II 'I ll Distributors of EI I I Wilson, N. C. Phone 34-48 I 'I I I A --A-AA------- A--A-A .it --- R. C. WELFARE 81 SON Sinclair Petroleum Products 'L ll Goodyear Tires, Tubes 8K Batteries 1, Q :L Q P tg 0000,-Yvtnn Phone 3516 nuts Box 544 'To-c:::::::J'4-:::::.rt::::::::::J-4-::.v-Q 4, U 'L Q5 HOME BulLDER'S SUPPLY CO lr 4' The Friendly Yard ll Old Black Creek Road 4225 T Wilson, North Carolina f::::::::::: c:::::'::::::::::::::: ' FREMONT COFFEE SHOP ll Fremont, North Carolina 344-6 L sss,sE,sssou..ossss. EEEEEEEEEEEEE lr ff Compliments of LUCIELLE'S RRIDALS 2 8. EORMALS if 219 East Nash Street Phone 3401 Wilson, N. C. A::J'c::::::.t:.r-0-0'4'::.v191:::v1:::::::: 'L lr lr lr lu 'T HINES' BARBER SHOP l if Air-Conditioned for your comfort I: T30 South Goldsboro Street il Wilson, North Carolina l Q I O 2 rn 3 CD 0 O O 'U rn 7U IP Z' 4 rn JP Z rn I O C CD Nm Z .MQ 1: 1+ E For Sale of Leaf Tobacco yl Box 247 Wilson, N. C. Ig l We Pay Patronage Dividends 1+ L 'L lr 'L ln I ll L'::: :::::-1-::::: :::::lP ffko-0-t:: : ::::: :-:::::::::::::::::::::-A 'iv ll lg l if ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE QQ 1, New and Rebuilt Motors 1 l E. J. Bullock, Owner 702 Tarboro Street . TI Phone 5020 Wilson, N. C. li fi JJ :: ::: :J-4r::::: A: ::: ll I, BRlOCER'SPAlHTAHO ' WALLPAPER COMPANY Q lt Make Your Paint Problems 4, Gur Business lr T' 4 :E Venetian Blinds-Paints-Wallpaper 1: l 1 Lx: xx, -,,,-,x,,,,, ,- L ........... ...... ......,.,.L.. f PHILLIPS 301 SERVICE CENTER Batteries-Tires-Accessories Road Service Phone 7-9515 North 8g South Railroad Underpass s as. vv MILLING COMPANY IE CLIFF-s HCT Doo STAND if 9005. Goldsboro sf.-wilson, N.C. In J. DOBBIN BAILEY tl General Merchant if Kenly North Carolina I I Moss at COMPANY, INC. Men's Furnishings 134 South Tarboro Street 2771 - -vv- .--vv- -v---v v - ----- v vv-J T'TT55E6NiiffsioiliismiP7 North Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C Icoumn smut A:TEENN?T5:IEWEEEEiT'TTi1 There's No Time Like The Present To Make Someone A Present Of The Time or 108 West Nash Street -Wilson, N . C . , C Ji' T .NE X., A:- v :::::.f-c: If 'I 'I In ' B. J. HIGH ii INSULATION CO. EQ 712 S.GoIdsboroSt.-Wilson, N.C Ir Insulation Awnings 1, Storm Windows and Doors Weatherstripping - Siding 1 Phone 7-0482 I 4 A - I I if WAYNEDAIRY I 'I In Il I CCDOPERATIVE INC. jr Goldsboro, North Carol ina I I In It 'I 'I 1, BLACK CREEK :E BEAUTY SHOP :E 'I Phone 7-I957 In I, Department Il Black Creek, N.C. 1: Store ll ProfessionaICare LEDER BROS. --J I I I :I I I 'I 'I 'I In 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I In ' Dedicated to the economic I1 II6 S. Tarlooro St. jf :I improvement of our local farmers :E . . ,, :I Locally owned and operated 1: IS besl lorllle hall Wilson, N. C. I 4 - Ia I We are happy to furnish II Irene Prlvelle Phone 2561 Lee Woodard School with our 1 Owner I 1 Farm Fresh Dairy Products. I I 1 I xffxxx '---'f----' - Y :p'fx :fx . I I I EUSHA BASS STORE I PEAcocK SANITARY MARKET I I General Merchandise I 1' I I I IC . . I Fremont, North Carolina I 1, Fertu I l zers Coal 1, I 51 T I h N . 275-I Q Black Creek, North Carolina 'I e ep one O IL::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ,::::I::::: 1 'T : t: '::::: ':' ' ' ::::::::'-:::::::::::::::::' 3 I DEES 8: YELVERTON I I EARM SUPPLIES E' I CAPITAL POOL PARLOR . I Dupont Paints Portage Shoes 1: Fremont, North Carolina Westinghouse Farm Supplies I , Telephone No. 918-6 Armour's Fertilizers Phone 435I Il Fremont, North Carolina I I ur-::::- -:::: :J-c:::: A ' A R. E. TOWNSEND COMPANY Insurance and Real Estate 107 North Douglas St. 3216 Wilson, North Carolina --lI MAINGATE SERVICE CENTER AND GARAGE 235 Herring Avenue Phone 6623 CLIFFGRD DAVIS -vv-Jc:1 SUPER WASH 507 Herring Avenue Wilson, North Carolina Manager I I 'I Q00-4r:.f,?::::::::::::::::::::::::::- I I ' if .fiifv -'-- -. .-. i - I -H 1215- . fx llll' .... A. ' bv. 'I lU m I 'vitllll FQ 5 I I. v , sutil sum , V. f I -P5 . 'I -. wuxsnnm I 'Ye -'7' sqm mango sw I I II.- ---'1 llfltlllli Qmrvsrocu THR I FTWAY FOODS 400 East Nash Street- Wilson, N . C . 418 South Goldsboro Street FN4-A AA-'-- --A- A --' 'AAAAA AA '- A '1 PURITY BAKERY Fresh Pastries and Bread East Nash Street Wilson, North Carolina Xll W' HORNE SHELL SERVICE Phone 7-0740 Wilson, N. C. Corner Green 8. Tarboro Streets vvHITLEY's ELECTRIC SERVICE Highway 301-A South-Phone 70135 Wilson, North Carolina :.1-011-::::::::::J-.t::4P-1r::.r::: - ::::::::::::z:::::: J'4r:o-0-4:::::::.f-4-v THOMAS YELVERTON CO. Better Furniture Wilson, North Carolina 104 North Douglas Street 3121 :::::::::::::::::.r-c::::- ::: -: MEIISM ffflo VEGETABLES JOHNSON'S GROCERY 8: MARKET Fresh Meats of All Kinds - Groceries - Highway 301 South-Wilson-7-9577 SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Dial 6716 L 8: H SERVICE STATION Washing - Greasing Tires Batteries Road Service Highway 301 South -Wilson, N. C. 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I CHURCHWEI.I.'S INC. . Agents for Gorham, Kirk and ll Towle Silverware 1' Orange Blossom Diamonds and Ig Wedding Bands If no East Nash sneer 3261 'I - --- .-.A.-A--.. ----A - --J ----+----- --A-----A-+--f--- ---J Y-.rc Jr: of ----,v,---J4---,--vvvv--vv---J4--v - .roto-4'v--J'o-1:v.ro1r-vv.r-4r-vvvv fam CONTRACTING ELECTRICAL SALES - SERVICE CO 'ward boulevard wilson, north carolina dial 7-0118 nigh! seroire - 5083, 5415,'5148, 5247 BRUCE'S HOT DOG STAND Try Us Soon - Bruce Morgan, Prop. Phone your order in and it's ready when you arrive 901 South Goldsboro St. 2508 T 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I ----:Q g----- 1: ll A R T CLOTHING stores BEUHYLER Exclusively yours for smart styling l Finest in ladies' e0dY'l0'We0f H4 South Goldsboro Street if 5 menls wear' 9ll:l5' Wilson, North Carolina l 1' H2 West Nash Street :l :E Wilson, North Carolina tl l ll 525515755 L ::::::::::: 555531551 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTGGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS C4 gproduct of AUTOGRAPHS 3, N w ai ' ' u n'l'er .v- e. 15.53512 ,. 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. ,H u X 1 XM1 '11 5 , :Xf- 1 XXX'1f, .XX1X 1X ip' X: I 1 NX 1 - ' XX 1' X 'X X 1' , X 1 Xlf' X111 4' X 1 OX l 11, 1.1 '11 1 1X,. -X 1 1- 'X1 ' 111'- 1, 11 gf ' 1111f,:t 1j.':v'--'XXX.11XX 1. X X 'XX 1 g1111::'X,X 59. 1 1,111 ..XXQ1:g 'fn t' H 1 -11 1Xjf3,'X1XX 1 XXXX ' 115,-11 1: 1 nf: 'A' MM '1 1 1 '. 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