Nahunta High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Pikeville, NC)

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Nahuma Out outstai ' iiih Itive 4 The ' record, s; shin of I hi, . Tlip =ir. iiais ill the xram ' here Count - l-H n addiiioh V ' i Most Its cl ' ih mem be ' pbunty project oiaeiignis H. M. Mt. »■ H} his anyone ' vno owns a f should be well prepar H attack on this o ' erpr( ouiia an(, nas p Elvh Cipts In An ,5 grouiv,!,- West; . ' n Ay cock; ' ield crops- cxis - Caro- Robpy Best .rg, 1. ' iks. .-IiojTie imp ' i ' •emcnt - Elaing » ' man and E-Mdio BriH • u ■ , ' i v- c- Leo and V ' nody ,T. -d- !.- ' = ' XAHTA ' TA on j - (l«y in M ' Bl But h, fl up ftei». « inp: with that chtb. Keason he was so fletormined to make Up the meeting; h h- - ' CI .. aeair TOLED islint, K ainer r U,,-, own bsr eas V3S hurt. HaJed inio lay Laziest DAYLON - DAVID ly today, but no one Municipal Court in a rhargp of disturbing e, F.aiint p ' jpaded gUiity V to- the and - s fined SIO and costs of SI) 60. ncn hp fould not pmdace the nonev ' , he g sonlrnced tn ser e »ut the p. ' =nalty by spending se- ' .-r-i ' lHy% jn fhA workhous-e. Pi ' es ' ipy h.=id cone on to Cle ' - pod for a personal apr- ai an.T I Ralint, uho hsd separated {n-M ■ ' s vdfe three ef ks ago, told i .j- icp bo % imhripfiy hefau«e Iv- vifp iPiiirn a pinure f Pi ' f.-i!- l her wRilet, but no picture ui palmt. ' The cfim motion was rn a bar at iip Commodore Per] ' ' Ho el, The ' ohce ho ans prF:d a cajjl-v said ' resley vvas making oi t v ' hen they armed. F ' he circumstances . Wined. ' ' ,. This gu » , ' re.siey. ' . fTi.V ■ if you in ' p [aiTv The ( inged at V, , ' d, Preslj? ' ' [able w roup of i ' atrolme- , alter Zalaz.. .ill there Ba - pu?ician, Sc I ailing. Presk. ,5aiJint. Presley ' s no ' Cina, Ke wss nenoan. Most Intellectual JULIA - DICKIE Traf He Death h Freak On| — !■ ■Li.NTON, Nov. 22 i --.a 60-y| farmer became the Stal ■ traffic victim of the Tha .ng Holiday period last night ' ' ak accident involvma thr two cars and a mule At 10 A,M. Best- all- Around BETTY - DOUGLAS 11 a.m. Hi! lit! t»| Merhcxlisi and ytr ri» n chii n lics. i s in orresti he services would fh If ' rie Boy Awardt. ' rlh Carolina ' s na llf„17|j;. ciuh projects ff Chicago A reK Wayne Ameri- slouch, real! and Aste Col- ying for a it V already has ar- hLago for the National Congress, was a delegate jto i anforti) Camp in 1955 and was said i selected to attend National 4-H Washington this Most Talented WILTON - ANNETTE S. es his degree he ' = dining roont of the , ,. nificcr. for th, reason iK,. „ , .2™«1 forces. ins vcre elected. Klmer Sim- f plans to jom t Kmg s aid that an inquest will i -,ns was named ' pre ddent, Cedri,.- tural Extension Service scr ' . held at Chnton, Tuesday night, jrerii-n V as rifctrd vice p ' e. i-V SPORT For $9 stun.- - , Nahunta High School introduced a new sport that presently a f waiting line at each recess and lunch period. The new sport is hat tennis - a game similar to GOl land f Mr. ; ,Goldf jhilie ;TitesQ I were not availt j Lt. Jones was iGoldsboro High Scnoi,. ■pile Quite Co-operative Guys i °J BILLIE RAE - A. B. . i I, 5 7 |GolasDoro lor Duriai, out luneral . i plans are incomplete. freak ' .men, two cars ana a mine a wagon. eamon S. Hudson, Route ; i.iton, was knocl ed to the pa int when a car hit his m he iwn wagon. Apparently not .hurt, he lay nn the highway! S t ' t minute? awaiting an ambulan en a second car struck a: rpxunrtfil ed him. he at, 11 lighway Patrolman M. N. Ki Garland said that after the fii wreck. Hudson revived, sat up road and talked to rnembt - a crowd that gathered, aski th m to take him somewhere, H ' ' jvhy in the woi ' ' a few feet hey figur r and we drivii ' on N. ,00 whi Daai Cli r, eir, rv... saj - 5d for the as someone fla later Roger E year-old Camp I. .drove on the see ,Jac6bs ' car struck HB him some 1 told King he diob was going on until t I, re- a

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Planned ea Gold .faying 11 lege ' fa if -s. U)C3l pasti Diitsnn , Rov. D. minister. Will speak exfppt or His Proff r1a hpj- tian Coni. T 1 iffl Method, local minister- Most Athletic MARION - ANN ok Will irciude Wh?it lan Coi!e£:eJ ' T h e lid Mis; Vocation , and ' The Christian and His Social Re- Fikeville Cagen To Be Strong L SIX Rh Pikeville ' s cagers again expec! iiPTor-j- be strong contenders for lop! ■ ' anors in the Wayne Countj; Con- ' renco race whrn they invade even Sprin:- Tuesday to iiipch their ■ Only one starter — Maylon Icmin.c? --- is: missing from !a« ' ar ' s ' jvi ' tenm which shares nonors wii:, Nahunta with a ia;k ' :tK: 15-3 record. Two other p si!!)S are ,!?one — Bryant mcasrer and Arnold Jones. Returnees include league ' oj ' or Bill Herri p; int par with ning hii - a I. in Xf -ir to R ' i ' bn iiift ' 11 !: , A r i(t w ' u them )ii y. ' ' nunfiloi fNt ■huntine srrou . t1iey ■ Vxikf-Hj a t ' • t- ]r]- v-rn won y m iiy ' %1 with t Saturday i ew i Tobacc mj j. knquet Quietest lelter Carolina 6-3) Wake Forest 1 .4-4 with one tie) -Corin Carolina Saturday Carolina beat Maryland „ , p , beat Wak Best Sport ANNETTE W. - JIMMY ;tian, Southe: jylor are iji scrap for the ho.it spot in ton Bowl, The Southwe.st ence champ usual ly • gi berth, hut the front-runne A M, Is in bad with tb Thai le.qves it to the n TCU has lost only once in ference (to A M) and pi; thi.s week, SMU the ne; and Baylor already have two in the conference ar to stay alive in a showd weekend. The Gator Boul, usuallv ed the leftovers appare a good crop of contenders ' aine Touchdown t honoring Golds- gridders will be i. Cafeteria on Fri- iflude .all or part of staff. Hope fir h. ' irn ■■ind an adjoining . n thp T .aac Gurley farm H ' -. ' id S«amp community vNorwood Vinson wards answered department ' s 1 a.m. He jrred about I ' lrds hnme ir s( i n ' - ' a- MELVA JEAN - JULIUS h several other New Hope riremen within 10 minutes. Chief Vinson said that three bales of cotton and two tobacco ti ' ucka stored m io - | shelter ere lost b shelter and. ! slight. He estimated ' This v a Giant Coa They Jus! WASHINGTON m - Tl-j ington Redskins, bristin neulv sharpened scorm i rated as title conteri ■ ' ibu.-shing fnf! S eagtte. ' i rday i ' nced ion last pped to atmos- to read mercui ' y tv xTays aso. . ' and warmer ' eather is ecast for today and it won. ' t ie PikeviJle •i jawf i tjap hurch ha.s bee ' n extent.. ■ throi edae.sday night Neatest ot ex- ANNETTE W. - RAYMOND jather girls ' were Sewices, held by Rev. Burl cu-,,, ,, - + .„ - ' HJcrh rc,-idi!ig yesterday was 60 three degi-ees warmer P TA To Meet riie Belfast Schon! P-TA Mi ricr rhai) Saturday ' s high. Saturday ' s Nahunta ' s c bill from invaSS ' nii ht. The girls while the boys w Pacing Nahunta s IMarkie Sas55er Cutest Howell BETTY - ELBERT Ann Str Jane Howell defeiLsively. f: fcHm Marion Talton with 20, ' points fC!- ■Timmy Bunn with 12 and puster ■ Lewis with 10 sparked the boys c fensively and lenn Sasser and fs;. was; r »s;; :oi!T ihf ' ' -k! ..■f ' their suoporters k Then, despite injuries , j: !«ye! ' s, uie VVashinqtor ' i F r=;t it V since toothle. -

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Ann Strickland, Betty Howell, Daylon Howell, Annette Sasser, Markie Smith, A. B. Crawford, Morris Carter, Charles Aycock, and Lewis Valentine. Seniors present annual play, Eyes of Love Douglas Gurley, Lewis Valentine, Charles Aycock, Jimmy Bunn, Bettie Ruth Howell, Julia Berry, Annette Winders, Annette Sasser, Ann Strickland, A, B. Crawford, Mrs. Gurley.