Ravenscroft School - Raven Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

-we-mr 1 7,3 ' fu , I V . W . . -, A' 7 ,Wy-,Lf Q , , 1, x , ' X M 'I mn ' . LA 55 X x u f 1 Q, YK 4 s 'rw ,ww all 1 lf- , ' A I , .H MQ.. .. - nl ,fm ' v , 'L 9: 41 d gin 5 -, 3631 1 '. I fx? . X X . 1 v gg . - ff' .+:Q-.-ff, if QQ T43 Uhr Qmnvn RAVENSCROFT SCHOOL OPERATED BY CHRIST CHURCH PARISH RALEIGH, NQRTH CARQLINA May less THE VESTRY OF CHRIST CHURCH AND THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF RAVENSCROFT SCHOOL MR. E. E. CARTER, Senior Warden MR. NAT H. ROBB, Junior Warden MR. WILLIAM J OSLIN, Clerk MR. RALPH SCHOFIELD, Treasurer DR. A. S. ROOT, Senior Warden Emeritus MR DR. MR. MR ZACK H. BACON CHARLES R. BUGG R. CI'RzON HOFFMAN, JR. HENRY D. LIAYXVOOD DR. HlfBERT B. HAYXXVOOD, JR. MR. MR RICHARD H. TXIASON . ARMISTEAD J . BIAUPIN MR. GORDON SMITH, JR. RAVENSCROFT SCHOOL COMMITTEE MR. HENRY D. HAYWOOD MR. GORDON SMITH, JR. MR. MARK G. LYNCH MR. RICHARD MASON MR. GRAHAM T ROTT MRS. HERBERT L. WILLIAMSON , Director THE REVEREND STEPHEN CCNDICT WALKE MRS. ELIZABETH SORRELL THOMPSON To our clear teacher, Mrs. Elizabeth Sorrell Tl1o111psu11, we. the Seventh Grade of Ravellscroft School, with love and gratitude, dedicate THE RAVEN of 1955. For her frienfllilless toward others: for her help on the Annual in the past years. For her kindness to us we dedicate this Annual. RAVENCRGFT SCHOGL HISTORICAL SKETCH OR a new school, Ravenscroft has an old and interesting historical background. In his last will and testament, probated in 1Vake County in the year 1862, Josiah 1Vatson, a communicant of Christ Church, established a trust to run in perpetuity, the income from which under the terms of the trust, was to be used for the operation of a parish school by Christ Church. For a number of years thereafter Christ Church operated a parochial school, but near the close of the century the school Was discontinued. The fund lay dormant for many years, during which the income was used for the operation of the church school and for other religious purposes. In October, 1936, the Reverend John Armstrong 1Yright became Rector of Christ Church Parish. 1Vithin a short time he learned of the VVatson Trust, and immediately started a campaign to establish a new parish day school. The Vestry of Christ Church authorized Mr. VVright to investigate the possibilities of such a school, and appointed a committee to assist him. The Committee was composed of E. U. Rag- land, Charles R. Bugg, James R. Bynum, A. L. Purrington, Jr., Aldert S. Root, Perry E. Seagle, and J. M. Sink, Jr. The Committee approved the organization of the school and selected as its site the Edgar Hay- Wood Memorial Parish House on Tucker Street. 1Yith the iinancial assistance of the vestry of Christ Church numerous repairs were made to the property and modern equipment was purchased. After much consideration, the school was named 4'Ravenscroft in honor of the first Bishop of the Diocese of North Carolina of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and the first rector of Christ Church. The school opened on Monday, September 13, 1937, with an enrollment of 130 students, increased to 135 by the end of the school year. RAVEN SCROFT FACTS The soul of cducation is the education of the soul. 1. Ravenscroft School vvas established 1937. 2. Faculty members hold State Certiiicates-A rating. No inexperienced teachers are employed. Preparation. experience and ability rank them at the top. 3. Combines best elementary education yvith religious training. including daily service in church. yvith deiinite religious instruction in the classroom. 4. Enrollment limited. This insures individual instruction, which gives students better opportunity for promotion. 5. Class lessons in music and art given each class. Glee Club open to stu- dents of upper grades. Private lessons in music and art may be arranged for vvith additional charge. 0. Each group on the playground is supervised at all times by classroom teacher. T. Excellent cafeteria operated at lovv cost by trained dietitian-under super- vision of school authorities. S. Every effort is made to promote health of children. 9. Has tvvo Brownie Scout troops and one Girl Scout troop. Members of fifth. sixth and seventh grades serve on school Altar Guild. 10. Courses in elementary French and Spanish are available to students in upper grades. 11. Students have an active chapter of American Junior Red Cross. 112. Faculty cares for children for a reasonable length of time during after school hours until called for by parents. 13. The total enrollment of children having attended Ravenscroft is more than 2,500 14. The iniiuence of the religious training is incalculable. 15. The Rector of Christ Church is likewise the Rector of the school. JOHN STARK RAVENSCROFT John Stark Ravenscroft, the iirst Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina, was born May 17, 1772, at Ravenscroft, the family estate near what is now Petersburg, Virginia. As a child he was taken to Ireland by his family, where at eight years of age he lost his father. He spent the remainder of his boyhood in Ireland and there received his early education from his mother. At seventeen he returned to America to equip himself to take care of his family's property in Virginia and entered William and Mary College. After a year or so at William and Mary, he returned to Ravenscroft and managed the plantation. In February, 1816, he was licensed Lay Reader by the Bishop of Virginia and in April of that year he was ordained Deacon. At Fredericks- burg, Virginia, in May, 1817. he entered the priesthood. The newly formed Diocese of North Carolina elected him its Iirst Bishop on May 22, 1823, and for seven years he labored to lay the foundations on which the work of the Episcopal -Church in North Carolina has been built. He died on March 5, 1830, at the house of his friend, Gavin at Raleigh, and was buried under the chancel of Christ Church of which he had been Rector. EDGAR HAYWOOD' MEMORIAL PARISH HOUSE The Edgar Haywood Memorial Parish House at St. Saviour's in Raleigh was built, fully equipped a11d donated by Ernest Haywood as 3 memorial to his brother, Edgar Haywood, and was dedicated on August 14, 1927, by the Right Reverend Joseph B. Cheshire, Bishop of North Carolina. TUITION AND REGISTRATION The school is not operated for profit. It is anticipated that any net income will be used to provide additional facilities for the children who attend the school. For the year 1955-56, registration fee will be 3415.00 for the first se- mester and 3315.00 for the second semester, basic tuition will be 815.00 per month for kindergarten through 7th grade. First child 951500, second 951000. Tuition is payable in advance. It is believed that registration for the year 1955-56 will exceed the limited enrollment. Until May 1st, present students of Ravenscroft will be shown a preference. After that date, to assure a full enrollment, no preference can be given. Therefore, patrons are urged to register their children before May 1st. After June lst address the principal at 1901 St. Marys St., or call 8115. If no answer, call the church office, -I-6259. BIRS IQAXCY I1m:XViLLLAMsoN l7irecfor TH an J In A UULTY I cy, O 5 I? -4 iz S in O E4 up 5 4 if 31 Hg S5 'Q GY? fn-e A2 '5 -'U FQ gas U.- I W9 .Tm Q? fn fs 'U ,O '95 21 :vi is G ?'4 49 Q20 -TV: Q? 1:1 Cui-4 -we H! 304 UZ:-I 93 QE U29 :Luz F1 ,.. . 'W Q-4 Gi gm .:'- fi 4. 5 'Jo ,... :ci 'H :ui 2:- fi-4 -If Q1 C. 3 4 -5 'v-1 F 4? x4 -.4 F 4 Ji 5 Lf FACULTY THE REV. STEPHEN CONDICT AVALKE ....,. ..................... C haplain THE REV. JOHN RUSH XVOOLEY .......... ...... A ssistant Chaplain NANCX' LEE VVILLIAMSON, B.S., MS. ......... ...................... D ireotor DIARY-JAYNE HUTOHINS RIANN, Diploma ...........,,............... Kindergarten BETTY ASBILL, A.B. .,T.,. . .................,. Class Music and Kindergarten HOXN'ARD BROOKS IRVING, A.B. O....... .............................. .... F i rst Grade ANNIE HARDY TONGUE, Diploma ,..... ...... S econd Grade CLEONE COOPER RIUMFORD, A.B. ........... ....... T hird Grade CLAITDINE GATES AVATSON, A.B. ...................... ..... F ourtli Grade FANNIE BET BRONVN BROWNINO, Diploma ..... ...... F ifth Grade NORMA BELCH ROBERTSON, A.B. ................. ........ S ixth Grade ELIZABETH SORRELL THOMPSON, B.S. ...,. ...... S eventh Grade BENET GODFREY ASBILL, B.MuS. ..... .. ................. Piano MAYO B. SHANE ................................ ...... G lee Club KAY FULLER SCHXVALL, A.B., B.S. ..... ..... . ....... I Art XIIRGIE GERALD, B.S. ......................... .... D ietitian SCHOOL ACTIVITIES BIYSIC BENET GODFRE1' :XSBILL AND BETTY ASBILL Ravenscroft offers unusual advantages in music. Classroom instruction in singing, glee club. choir, and H11 opportunity to participate in musical programs are offered to all students without extra charge. Private piano lessons are available at the school for ten dollars per n1o11th. Kindergarten 3IllSlC-BETTX' AASHILL. Aims: ill To hear and sing tones and intervals: l2l To learn to Sing a great Inany songs and musical compositions through listening to themg Q33 To develop rhythm through tal rhythmic activity and play tbl toy orchestra ici folk dances. ART IQAY F. SCHXVALL, Instructor Classroom instruction in art is given all students vvithout extra charge. Private lessons in art are available at the school for tive dollars per month. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION The aim of this Department is to help bring children closer to God in their worship and to build Christ-like characters. At Ravenscroft School two periods Weekly are devoted to religious instruction. The curriculum is very iiexible, bending to the questions and needs of the class. I11 general, there are drills in Church manners and reverence. The service used in daily Chapel exercises is explained. parts of it memorized. and appropriate hymns learned. +2 HKMF ' Graduating Class 1955 , ' ww db: , LYN OGBURN Secrefary-Treczsurer Size signs our Cfzeclasn wfwkv Rf'- 56 9' Q ELVA ISDXVARDS yi Second Term Preydent Size has CL ready smile for all JOHN BI:-xNTLEY T71 iw! Tfflnlll, lJ7'6'8Z.l767ll If V K' JJ fls neczzf as cz. pm 9-AAA+' n K Q Umm Mx 115,02 ov -9 A Q QNf5-e ' NAT ROBB First Term Vfi ce-Presidemf Short in .Sfafu.re, but long in C71ll7nClC!QI'H f QMJX LAND mowLw9 Graduating NEAL HUNT Second Term Vice-President Sji0Erfs are 7112.9 hobby lm 'Ai-,KM Q jr I F rf , gum s. 24-I .J C ' . -Yr f .A 1 xl LJ ...- x.. 'v-if I! ,I if , 1 I . ...4', 1 of , M Cnwk BEN BAXIQEFR T71ZfETCZ Term T760-P1'esz'cZent Hp lfnouns' and plays sports t s -F ,g I ,Q f1LX-vis, Kvrl, bg px .X A453 W-PIN-..CX..1'ffI , Xxx .N-A 'X . k N.: ' 'W'--X JEAN HI'NTER POE Firsf Term Sergecmzf-af-Arms EcZz'f0r of our school 11eu'.S 1' A ' Cm CJ fly-6 ? S - 'i'U.'-'U-2 ' ,QQ5vuvJ,. 6 FIIAXNCES DOYGLASS jg f Quai E f ' E E Second Term fSe90gecmz.f-czzf5pAgr'112s ,7 E Q De4'i5f9,LdffZ4Zei2c2zcl.tlIfzffm 1 E 5--' J' ff cgi' . 'L ' fw- 1 EQ yy ,.,,.P-'Q ,JN ,fn-1 E Ui 5-Q 1 J YJ Q '11 0 i E .ff 5' Q ff Q f I ya VX., YJ! 5' I 'Qffj Af S4 .E EE rw' 5-s Q Class, 19 ' 93 , sf . CAROLYN JONES Third Term Sergeant-aft-Arms As sweet as s7ze is pretzfyv iw s my A s 1 s N 4 U . Q He lmows his geography 'N - I -M!! Q-- 1--'f1! MAC BOXLBX' H . Our basketball 7ze1'0 -Qfko. ug, s xiii? iii? ELIZABETH BRENNECIQEU' Q ' She likes eats cmd we like her V wmJ,gW.J Wm MTL Meigs ' ,. cfm ' f Aw. Graduating 'Tv -BN-b .Samir -vo-vu fo f d :bv M, 33 Q.-4' -fa A ' 14,3-if 97,3 4 D C.-51.515 COPPEDGE Sold many ads for our amzualv if 1, ,,. Vn TOMMY GREEN 2 Af? Lz'lfefZ by everyovzej' wfff N HEL LABBE zfou V 0 French am us T s X AQ' 5 . I . xg. ' 1 X 1 l , -Y D 1 2 f . Class, 1955 0' 0- . ' , .5 Q, 55433, :N -'N W .' , 5 .' .- TWOQIWHWGALLISTER m n M 195 ' ' ' ff - '51 1: I . Q Q' A whzz Z7'Qg5QzS'C'?QQ5?C6 1. al 741-fra ' JIBIBIIE PERDUE Still wafers run fleepj' u ij DOUG PRESCOTT Al2va ys Clg6l?H017ICl7lfU c f , F . ' l ff,-, 0 ,ox .1 ' 4 1 n r Q! 4 J 1 I . xvtlq i v ., . 5 f-X 2,3 I 'E-. 'V i if Q. I l -QL ' 15' . BQNNIE STAINBACK 'ffls ine as the horses she rides l a Zg,,,Mbi ' ,X 44. fe' W W 1 I , 0,1 W Y V V .9 . 'm A X . W E V ' ' f- 5 'Has Ig A V AAU ':' fx' 'ffw ' - 4 if mi- 1 Graduating Class, 1955 .iii 1. . M1 UGGLE ,.a an ,.,h ' M v est singer in class ' .r ' Q 3 A fy pw ,Lax L! 'afgf STEPHEN XVALKE A big boy wiffh a, big Yzeamf' ,uivf 1'...M'iw Mfhv- LAM. 0' , I-ff. 01.-05L0 f11..4,q0'v'-'Q fr- 1 r IQATRINA XVATSON 0 'fe and kind 150 ZZ Jdo' ff f 5 iT V V ,v 1-3 ' Q, , a a J a 6' Y X' 1 a a 'wi MARY VVIATT YARBOROUG11 j '21 ' nice as her smile Q isa x dj RIERLE UMs'rEA.D First Term, President To our great loss, Jlerle mored out of z'ou'n. We have our nzenzories of her, but 110 picture. Size was loved by all. SEVENTH GRADE PRAYER Oh Heavenly Father, giver of all good gifts, send down thy blessings on Ravenscroft Schoolg enlighten with Thy Wisdom all those who teach and learng instruct us to keep ourselves and others, too, through Jesus Christ our Lord, Ainen. We the Class of '55 wish to dedicate this space to Loyal Parents and Friends who have made this publication possible. mE GRM Il I'X T CD PHYLLIS CANNON CHARLES CHAPMAN IQAY CHILDERS JOE IJAMMANN xVAYNE DE TJISSE FREXNIQ DUNN BARIBAIOILX ICLLISRERG ROCKY GAASKIN' LALFRED IIABIILTON ALICE I'IAYXVO0D ANNE JOHNSON GRADE SIX TSELL MCGLAL'O11ON L1 NDA PASOHAL -AIARVIS 1JERCIVAL IQATHERINE PITTMAN .AIAEWELL IIAGSDALE GOEOON SMITH HILL STAINBACK QAIIAIILES STYRON SKIPPIQL: ITIIOLER HEEO ALfNI1E'IIIIAILL BET,I.E Vf'rI',LLuLs r,w 11 A - f Y 4-4 -1 G -. 1 g - - v in BEN ABI:o'1 1' XNNCY BAKER BOBBY IEALIAXNCE BRAD BAXIIICTIQ XTAN C,xR'1'E1: INEZ CUKE CLYDE I3UI'liI,-XSS PENNIE Goouu l1 AIfi'l'lN G1:1Q1cN DAXNA GRUFF IJIANA Homqs DUN JEIQMNN IJEGGY KU.caur:E GRADE FIVE Jem Yyriis -XRMISTEAIJ BIALWPIN CRANINE M CALL1s'1'E1 AXNNE 3ICI'lACIIE'I iX MN1:c+ L'E1z1TE AICIQEE ISETSY ,XNNE 1?I iIFI2Ii BIAIIY 13012 1 'J Muay 5 1'U'l'SXVUUIb IOL QI o1 1 N Russ .IUIIN S1'E1me1V1's SALLIE S'r1:uNc + SUE S'1'1:oNf+ ,XHYN15 XVMLKS JUDY XYU I,COT'1' 1' 1 A ... 4' I2 .. vi 5 - -2 - .-f A ur ,. v 1' E ul DR-EXV BRANTLEY JIINIBIY CAPPS KAREN CIIILDERS JANE COTTLE SNOOKIE CRABTREE 'CANI FRAZIER R-ICIQEX' HABIIL'l'ON LANNY HARER FRANCES IIAYXVOOD KAY IQISTLER BARBARA IiNIGHT JOHN LAIXIBERT BOBBY LARRISON GRADE FOUR LVN S LONG JAYNE BIANN ANDREA AIEXVBORN IQENT NEAL V JULIE GQNEILL SKEETER PARSONS BILL 13012 IXNN BICIIELT EIAYNVOOIJ SMITH SARI SNELL SIIARYN STAFFORD TORT' YVEBB PETE XKVILLIAINIS CAROLYN XVILSON L I f ' ' '91 -r-1 Y-61 rv' fvx -- A Z If .- var 6 A 1- r -- g L-HA, I GRADE THREE CHARLOTTE .XXDERSOX JAMES H. POI' B.AILEH'. JR. BEVERLY ANN BRANANIAN BARRX' CARTER Ii.-XTHIE C HILDERS BILLY ITISHEL I.I'CIE GAYNOR JAMES C. GREENE, JR. Hl'BERT I'IAYXVOOTJ III AIICHAEL HE1EJXIS JOHN HITCH PAGE HORTOX HAYES IQEXXEDY, JR. JOE XEAL STERLIXG XELSON LXNXA XXIOOD BAGLAND TONI IIATAJCZAK RAXDOLPH RILEY BECKY SHIBIER LAWRENCE SHUPING, JR. .IOANNE STAINBACK BILLY TIZOTT BIILO J. TYLER, JR. BIARIOX XVALKE XVILLIABI XVEATIIERBIAX XVHITIIEL HILL XVEBB III ANN XVILLIS rvw -.. A f 1 ng rn NJ Z v v 6 2. I KITTY ALLEIIS EVAN ixfil-ETAKIS DANNY BX'RU3I HAMPTON CASEEOTT BIARY DURHAM LYNDA KAY EI,I,IfJ'l l' MACON GC JOCII JOAN HIARER AIARITHA IQATT BIIBII IQILGORE EIAJI JIE LEINSTEII BOB LOXVERY GRADE TWO JIMMY MAYNARD LUCILE 3ICIiEE CHARLES POE SALLIE RAOS11AI.E QIAOVELINE IIEEIJ ANN SIKES CLARK SBIITII CHAIILEY STOKES BONNIE S'l'l'CliEY EIJXX'IX1ZIJ SYKES .TENNIE THOMPSON STEVIE T VGGLE A NN XVIQIGIIT E s X Q 3 5 5 E 5 f , 3 2 1 2 3 1 2 Ml will 'NN V .dn MN au- K we in an an an an Q1 mu an an on-. v I Ximx wx Q ww X X X X:-I Q, x ER S: x, W X riff, 5 X' Nlf- ,QQ-: ' ' Z7 ,- LA I DE Ch LHNST 4 s 1 I I I 1 I f A . 5 v 5 . I N 1 1 I L EDWIN PAIT BAILEY MARION BARIOK SCOTTY CONGLETON JOHN CANNON DONNA CROCKER JULIA EDXVARDS CATI-IY GOALLl'P SUZANNE GRIFFITI1 Hl'GH PIABIILTOX BOBBY HAYWOOD HENRY IJAYXVOOD .DEBBIE HOOD TINA JOHNSON PAUL JORDAN HSKIPPER7, JOYNER JVIICHAEL 1iISTI,ER GRADE ONE RICIIIARII ISDNIGILT PAGE AIOORE GAYLE XOWLAN XVIXSTOX PAGE JFREDDIE PERCIYAL LEXVIS PAI'L JIJEAX RVSSOS ELAXINE RVSSOS IJAVID STAINBACK CLIFF STVCKEY BE'fSX' STYRON AIICIIAEL SWEAT lJAl'L TILLERY LINDA CPAYLER HALL XXYEISB CIIII' YVIIIGIIT DAVID XTARBOROUGH DERGARTEN N K1 5 2 4 i T: i 5 I I I H I 1 1 I I I 1 CAIZOL ALLERS LEE ARBISTROXG HINHVIY ARNOLD CULIET BADGER TOBIMY BELL HANET BIGGS THEL BOYETTE JOHNNY CARTER .NIARGARET CRABTREE ANN DANIEL KAY DRAKE SUSAN FISHEL BRVOOKIE GARDINER DANNY HALIILTON FRANK HARTLEY LARK HAX'ES DICIiIE HOLOMAN LILLIAN HOY NORMA JETT SUSAN KNIGHT VIRGINIA LEE WILLIS LEE STEPHEN LENVONTIN KINDERGARTEN TARLTON LONG XVALKER LONG JOAN MAON AIR ELLEN LICCLAMROCK TRUDI NOXVLAN DOUGLAS PARKER GEORGE PEACOOR BEVERLY PRATT AIICHAEL REYNOLDS LIICHAEL SCHENCK LIONTIE SMITH TAYLOR TEAGUE DIERIBETII TARLTON PIIILLIP TUGGLE JO ANNE TYSON CAROL LTPCLIIURCH SMITH XTALAND EDDIE VVALTON BOD WARIJ CTHRISTOPIIER XVEBSTER COLE YVHITT MASON VVILLIAINIS LIOXVARD XVILLEY DAVID 'VVRIGHT I M I 1 AS the 7th grade looks to the 6th grade: Most popular bov-Douglas Prescott Most popular girl-Lyn Ogburn Best dressed boy-Toininv Green Best dressed girl-Jean Hunter Poe Most athletic bov-Ben Baker Most athletic girl-Frances Douglas Best all around bov-Mac Boxlev Best all around girl-Bonnie Stainback Most handsome bov-Neal Hunt Prettiest girl-Carolyn Jones lfost considerate boy'-John Brantlev lfost considerate girl-Katrina NYatson lfost studious bov-Bruce Barick Xost studious girl-Helene Labbe lfost talkative bov--Tonitnv McAlister lost talkative girl-Marv XYiatt Yarborougli Eriendliest boy-Michael Tuggle Eriendliest girl-Elizabeth Brennecke Cutest-Elva Edwards Quietest-Stephen YYalke Most inusical-.liininv Perdue Most artistic-Xat Robb XYittiest-C alvin C oppedge Best personality-Don Butialoe English Hand Bells have been purchased for Ravenscroit School Toinniv Greens inother had the idea and has sponsored the nioveinent lYe are all amciouslv awaiting their arrival from England. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ALTAR GUILD NANCX' L. W1LL1AMsON The Altar Guild is coniposed of all inenibers of the fifth, sixth, and seventh grades. The Guild has charge of the altar in groups of two. Service O11 the Altar Guild is accepted by the children as an honor, and a duty to be performed reyerently and faithfully. SPANISH AND FRENCH CLAUDINE G. IVATSON NORMA B. ROBERTSON ANNIE H. TONOUE SIMONE A. THUBET Instructors Elementary courses in Spanish and French are given to students in upper grades who desire it. GLEE CLUB MAYO B. SHANE, Director FANNIE BET B. BROVVNING, Assistant ANNIE H. TONOUE, Assistant Students of fifth, sixth, and seventh grades are 1l19111bQ1'S of the Glee Club. AMERICAN JUNIOR RED CROSS .ANNIE H. TONOVE, Teachcr-Sponsor The Ainerican Junior Red Cross of Ravenscroft School for the year 1954-1955 was asked to contribute books and playing cards for the Veterans' Hospitals of North Carolina. The chapter has contributed 225 books and 15 decks of cards. Each grade took part in this project. The teacher-sponsor attended all county meetings, BOY SCOUTS AND CUBS REPRESENTED IN OUR SCHOOL Troop if-18-Scout Charles Chapinan Alfred Hallllltfjll Frank Dunn Bill Stainback Rocky Gaskin Charles Styron Reed Underhill Troop 5203-Cubs John Ross Troop 17306-Cubs John Lanibert Troop 5307-Scout Rickey Hamilton Luns Long Kent Neal Tom McAllister Bruce Barick Calvin Coppedge Jimmie Perdue Troop 5316-Cubs Pete VVilliams Troop ff395B-Scout John Brantley Troop jj395C-Scout, Troop jf316-Scout Mike Tuggle Troop 5323-Scout Troop 5325-Cubs Sam Snell Troop 11339 VVilly VVeatherman Troop ff395-Cubs J immy Green Troop jf395A-Scout, Joe Neal Skeeter Parsons t'Skipper Uhler Doug Prescott Gordon Smith Stephen Walke Ben Baker Mae Boxley Neal Hunt Brownie Troop Q13-1 Leader-Mus. G. H. BRANAMAN Charlotte Anderson Anna Wood Ragland Beverly Ann Branaman Toni Ratajezak Kathie Childers Becky Shimer Lucie Gaynor Joanne Stainback Page Horton Marion VValke Ann Willis Girl Scout Troop 5517 Nell MeGlaughon Girl Scout Troop 33135 Mas. R. XV. XVALCOTT, Lcodei' Mns. D. C. Hooiis, .lssismnt Nancy Baker Betsy Anne Plnfer Inez Coke Mary Poe Pennie Gooch Mary Pon Diana Hooks Sally Strong Peggy Kilgore Sue Strong Anne 3lCEHCllGl'1l Aryne Vfeelfzs Marguerite McKee Judy VVolcott Brownie Troop ,3147 MRS. CHAS. J. O'N12AL, Leader Mus. ORAN J. COTTLE, .elssisfant , Karen Childers Jayne Mann Jane Cottle Angie Mewborn Snookie Crabtree Julie O'Neill Frances Haywood Ann Ritchert Kay Kistler Sharyn Staltord Barbara Knight Carolyn VVilson AIMS OF RAVENSCROFT To have a God-centered prograin and to give Christian education and training. To foster kindness, friendliness, thoughtfulness, and courtesy toward others. To recognize each child as an individual and to encourage hiin: a. To Work to his capacity. ' b. To develop self-reliance and respect for the rights and property of others as Well as his own. c. To assuine responsibility for his actions, attitudes, and tools for Worli. To inaintain a high degree of excellence in preparation and execution of all phases of the curriculum. . ww, 'S' FRENCII CLASS NANCY BYA1iER BOBBY BYXLLYXXCE BRYLfCE BARICR PHYLLIS CANNCN CHARLES CHAPAIAX KAY CHILDERS INEZ COKE YVAYNE DE IYISSE AXLICE HAYwmm IJIANA Homes PEGGY IQILGORE LXRBIISTEAD MAVPIN TCM MCALISTER FRENCH CLASS LKXXXE MCEACHERN BIARGFERITE lNICIXiEE BE'l'S1' AXXXE PHIEER MARY PCE JEXYELL IQAGSDALE SALLY STRONG SEE STROXG CIGI'A1Z LES STYIION BIICIIAEL TUGGLE STEPHEN XVALKE QXRY NE YVEERS I L' 1 JY XVCLCQ FTT lc JE XTATES I1z.9f1'z1f'fo2A's.' MRS. SIBIONE A. Tm'RE'1' AND AIRS. NCRMA B. 12O IR!ERTSON ASS O I -.Q .ISI AN S12 SPANISH CLASS JOHN BRANTLEY EXLFIIED I'IAMIL'l'0N VAN CARTER DQN JERRIAN :BARBARA JELLISBERG EXNNE JOHNSON BIARTIN CQREEN .TIMMIE IDERDUE IJOFGLAS PRESCQT1' I22.Q5'21uf'f0r.s.' Mus. CL.Xl'I PINE G. W'-y1'suN AND NRS. EXNNIE H. TONGUE GLEE OLTIB 1.,.A.H. BEN QABBOTT N--AXCY BEARER BGBBX' BALLANCE BRAD BARICK BRUCE BARICK JOHN BRANTLEY BILIZABETH BRENNECIIE DON BUEEALOE BIIYLLIS CANNON VAN CARTER CHARLES CHAPMAN IiAY CHILDERS INEZ COKE CLYDE IJUVGLASS FRANCES DOUOLASS FRANK DUNN ELYA EDWARDS BARBARA BLLISRERO ROCKX' GASIIIN JXIARTIN QQREEN TOM GREEN ALERED HAMILTON XXLICE IJAYNVOOD DLAXIA HOOKS BON JJERBLAX JXNNE JOHNSON CAROLYN JONES PEGGY IQILGORE HELENE LABBE ARMISTEAD BIAYPIN TOM MCALISTER GLEE CLUB QRAXIXE HCALLISTER BIARGVERITE IUBCJQEEJ LYN CJGBURN IAIXDA BASCHAL J ARVIS BERCIVAL JIRIBIIE BERDUE BE'l'SX' ANNE PIAIIFEII IiATHERIXE BITTMAN JEAN POE BIARY POE AIARY SIJOTSWOOD BOU IJOUGLAS PRESCOTT JEWELL JRAGSTJALE XAT BORR JOHN BOSS GKJRDOX SMITH JOHN SPEIGIITS BILL STAINBACK 1gONNIE STAINRACK SALLIE STRONG SUE STRONG CHARLES STYRON BIIKE TVGGLE SKIPPER LYHLER REEIJ BJXDEIIHILL STEPIIEX YVALIIE JQATRIXA XVATSON ARYNE YVEEIIS BELLE XYILLIABIS JUDY XJYOLCOTT AXIARY XVIATT SJARBOROBGH JOE STATES ' I U B M USIC CL MUSIC CLUB HEI,ENE LABBE M,xI:'1'11E-x QKA'1'1' CHARLOTTE LXXDERSON K.-xy IiISTLEH SZXREN C1uLDE1:S MQQAY CHILDERS HQNEZ COKE QTANE COTTLE BIIRIABI CRAETREE TJANNY I'IAIiER ALICE HAYWOOD LYS OQIWRN .TULIE O'NEILL JIRIBIIE PERm'E 13ETSY gXXNE PILIEEE ANTOIXET'1'E RAx'1ux.1 CZAK CAx1mLYN XVILSON JMOE XTATES x,., W A 1 V 'T' . . . .X .,,. A, ?- 5 . . Ext-, v. 4 'fx Af , 'Q395- 'E,g E 4 if TL, .. 3lfE'QF N km-A ..,- A .f f H wx ,Q-W, , 3?-Q, V - A. 4 fin- -. ' V ' ' ' V .A 53 U .ag 'I 4 t ' . ' u -4' , 'S - t ,Q , i4 'jV'u F 5 X' ' 7 Y , Q 11- . ,.. pf 'QM M in 5-57, 'K'-. .5 ' . gg ' 'K ' 5, gp ' X ' h . . ' ,Q gn . A A .. Ae. f ' 'ffq H.. v f NYSSSYVX K E -SP X ' , if h t.,, ' V VV, ii 2' - VD V .A 6 42 4' CHARLOTTE ANDERSON BEVERLX' JERANABIAN DANNY BYRUI JOHN CANNON LQATHY CHILDERS KAY CHILJIERS JANE COTTLE FIZANCES DOICIIASS JNIACON CJOOCH TOM GREEN DANA 'GEOFF JOAN HISIIER HENIIX' LLXYXVOOD JOIIN HI'l'ClI JOHN LAIIIBERT EDDIE LEINSTEI: LUNS LONG CRANINE MCIXLLISTEI: AXNNE LLCEACHERX STERLING XELSON LINDA PASCHAL IXNNA VVOOD JQAGLAND TJONI LLATAJCZAK LLANDOLPH RILEY NAT ROBB JOHN Ross LAXVIIENCE SIIIIRINC IXNN SIKES CHARLIE STOKES JXIICHAEL SWEAT HIXLI, 'WEBB TOBY YVEBI3 LDETE XVILLIAMS CIIIR 'WIIICIIT PAGEANT S ISTM A HR CD 113 v S 3 C5 Q 3. HE C3 :E :ANU gs Ui,-21 2 Ss vga- 3-3-1 cm ? 5- 2.2 'Ca Jan E: :Q 1 g.. 5-F H-F I mbU 552 1 -:U gr: .S- FW ELT-F3 Tic 34- gr?-E ix 591 5 C-S E3 FZ' 'H-2 E52 'r' ,,, - -'29 Qu-r Q50 Dim ffl 'UU EZ in F! PV? -T ES O 1,2 'Z -ES 5,-13 C . Hn WE Ee.: 1 Ca on H.: 77 -ND Z' 9 1 3 J 1 55 'Fl D US FIC E I D T HA IC S IC I n-I Gang Mrs. iv, ll ll Stvwart, A Mrs. LAST XYILL AND TESTAMENT QF THE CLASS OF '55 Wfe, the Class of being of sound mind and strong bodies, do yvill and bequeath the follovving: 1. To Mr. 'Walke. our singing voices. so that the next year's seniors will sing loud enough to be heard in the back of the chapel. 2. To Mrs. Williamson. We would like to leave our old coats. caps, and the like. for her to take care of throughout the summer. 3. To Miss Gerald. We leave our appetites. 4. To the faculty. vve will our lasting love, devotion. and apprecia- tion for past help. 5. To Reed Lnderhill. Don Buffaloe would like to leave his ability to bat balls beyond the playground equipment. 6. To Katherine Pittman. Calvin Coppedge leaves his never-ceasing tongue. 7. Alfred Hamilton is to receive Jimmie Perdue's quietness. 8. .leyvell Ragsdale is to receive Mike Tuggle's untidy desk. so that once in a life it will be neat. 9. Elva Edwards leaves .her seventh grade popularity to Barbara Ellisberg. 10. Lyn Ogburn leaves her whispering to Phyllis Cannon. 11. To the sixth grade. we leave our place in chapel. our noise. and all other traits which turn teacher gray. Signed this sixteenth day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred fifty-five. .lonx BRAXTLEY. Pres. Lvx OGBVRX. Sec.-Treas. SOME OF GLR ACTIYITIES IX 19511-55 1. 'Visited Legislature. Museum and Hall of History. 2. Attended an opening ot court. 3. Attended Lenten service Christ Church. 4. Sayv the ordination of Mr. 1Yooley. . Had regular class meetings. 5 6. Played sixth grade in softball. volleyball and basketbali. 7. Had many class dances. 8. Had many spelling matches. 9. Attended many class parties. 10. Entertained the sixth graders yvith a dance. 11. Listened to NYorld Series. 12. Had a picnic. We Are Proud to Have As Our Savings Customers Many of the Students and Faculty Members of RAVENSCRQFT scr-tool. We Solicit Savings Accounts From Every Pupil Who Can Write Their Name FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and I.0AN ASSOCIATION TVVO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 8 L S 3 S SI In S C VII D Gino's THE BEST In ITALIAN-Al IFRICAN Foods Pizzas 508 SAINT MARYS ST. PHONE 4-6561 EUGENE GOZZARINI Iohnnvs Food Store Fckerds Fairview Food Kiarket Handy Drug Co. Village Gulf Service Hiiker Bros. Ken-Ben foe Barbour Brantley Vfomhie Bosses Ievveirv Anns Fashion CCIIIQHYYIEIZTS Bradshavvs Esso Thiems Record Shop -E. B. Haves -Ievveiers Merchants' Parking Center Fconomv Cleaners Littie Giant Grocery Launderette Ufhites Amoco Service fiiodern Beauty' Salon Lee Sz Vfili Service Station Xeinianis Reeds Hat Shop Visit Longview Shopping Center In LONGVIEW GARDENS Raleiglfs F astest-Growing Community Colonial Life 8a Accident Il'lSUl'al'lCC COHIPBHY NAT H. ROBB, General Agent 1302 Insurance Building RALEIGH, N. C. Non-Comceiiabie Policies with Lifetime Disability 1 l xi Compliments of Hudson-Belk Co Serving in the Capital City for 40 Years REAL ESTATE PROFIT BY OUR EXPERIENCE W. Y. COLLIE Quick, Courteo R. C. KNIPE JRE. R Z bl S -ee 0 Comm c 1 Sal s J Leases ASSOC , 0 Mortgage L o Resiaenri 1 2 E Properties R A i 9 E,ff1I?,Rs' ,' 0 Farm Pr p t ax Fgsfnnsar ,l i - ,C WISE A 0 Appreusal S A mal 3-4000 405 W. PEACE ST CCLLIE and KNIFE REALTORS Compliments of the Furniture Dealers Association AND Members PONTIAC CG. Telephone 2-3766 310 S. Salisbury St. RALEIGH, N. C.. For Fine Food Eyacfi fbfulae fn Highway 15-A South Phone 3-8461 ABBOT-PIERCE Service Station Corner of GLEN WOOD AND HILLSBORO Sim malls Mortgage Loans - Real Estate lnsurance P. O. Box 2296 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA K. L. JOHNSON A FRIEND Smith Building Co. 612 West Johnson Street RALEIGH, N. C. Telephone 2-7754 Established 1867 Alfred Williams 8: Company Publishers - Booksellers Dial 2-7767 119 Fayetteville St. Raleigh, N. C Compliments of MR. 8: MRS. JOSE M. ORTA wzeea feazmwuf Cameron Village RALEIGH, N. C. PRITCHARD ASHEVILLE CHARLOTTE RALEIGH MIAMI DURHAM R A L E I G I-I NORTH CARGLINA EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SCCIETY Life Insurance, Horne Loans St Annuities J. S. BABE, Agency Manager GEORGE H. PABHAM. District Manager J. OBIE HARMOX, Special Agent CARL K. HILL. Special Agent HABBY SHOE. Special Agent Ninth Floor Insurance Building RALEIGH, N. C. ESTABLISHED 1 9 3 S Weaver Textile Company Decorative Fabrics anti Aiumiizzmz Awiziizgs 304 Glenwood Avenue RALEIGH. N. C. TELEPHONE 22446 Compliments MR. AND MRS. C. A. DQUGLASS 736-QAM .Inf efeaauksq Quality Tells-Teague Did It Fleming-Hester Electric Co. Electrical Contractors 7 162-l Cl ' cl Ph 2-393' , , ammo one D Hotpolnt Appliances RALEIGH LSISK Compliments AT f Leon Byrum's Cpticians O L. A. LENTZ Contact Lenses by Appointment F R E E Adjustments Phone 2-0538 117 Vllest I-Iargett St. RALEIGH, C. DIAMONDS SILVERWAR E WATCHES NOVELTIES ewe! ggox, G' 6 Your Frzendly eweler 235 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA Telephone 3 6692 Phone 3-1431 W. C. STUART, Agent 903 Security Bank Bldg. RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Inter-Ocean Insurance Company CINCINNATI 2, OHIO Personal Protection Since 1903 De MENT Service Station Hillsboro Sc Dawson Streets R. B. STOKES Concrete Contractors All Work Guaranteed FREE ESTIMATES Sidewalks Basements Driveways Foundations Steps DIAL 4-2736 NOLAND LOWER ANZ INCORPORATED Dzstrzlantors 206 South West Street Phone 4 347 RALEIGH N C 1 Hill's Inc. 105 S. Wilmington Sporting Goods Headquarters Any anal All Real Estate Servzce Real Estate - Rentals Fire Insurance 134 W Martin Dial 2-O01 4 WRENN-PHARR l Young Men and Boys' Cutfitters Cameron Village - Raleigh, N. Boy 8a Cub Scout Distributors C Qte y rt. ' 1 RALEIGH, N. C. IV N QBi!f Surfing CONNECTICUT KIUTUAL LIFE IXSURAXCE CO. 712 Security Bank Bldg Raleigh. N. C 0fHee Home Ph. 4-2541 Ph. 5682 For Stocks and Bonds and Other Securities See Harry S. Houston Phone 5541 or 8674 MEADDW' Gcwmbuf Qaeda lang lbaacfuczfi I of GI L L' S Compliments SERVICE STATION Five Points-Hayes Barton RALEIGH, N. G. THE TODDLE HUUSE Greasing - Washing - Polishing Dial 8096 WALLER STUDIO A. P. Cl3illyD Waller-Photographer Schools 4. Announcements O wedding .. Portraits GLENN E- ANDERSON 126W Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, N. C. Phone 4-7331 Compliments of Burton's ,yiilvfef Catalina Cameron Village RALEIGH, N. C. ROBERT I. LEE, Manager INTERIORS by Van BAGWELL 8: BAGWELL W. L. BAGWELL, Manager Interior Decorating L. E. BAGWELL B Q Fa HCS All Forms of Insurance Wallpapers G 300 S. Salisbury Street Glfts Telephone 2-6667 2002 FAIRIVIEVV ROAD RALEIGH, N. C' J. VANLANDINGHAM LONDON OIL Burns to Se' fe Yo so H BYNUM PRINTING cn VVAKE UP VVARM with -A' LONDON OIL GEO. E. LONDON, Presielent P' . . gen. jlmfmf Compliments of if T. A. DICK DIAL 2-6417 Insurance Agency , Ralelgh, N. C. 20 Glenwood Ave. DILLON SUPPLY COMPANY Mill Supplies Machinery Raleigh - Durham - Rocky Mount - Goldsboro Compliments of , x Norman s my Clothes for College Men Ar State College Q3 Ira W. Day, General Agent fOI' Security Life 8: Trust Co. The Best In Life l1fzsum1ace Telephone 2-2586 Compliments of Raleigh Furniture Company Where Raleigh Shops With Conhclencel' 119-121 E. Hargett Street RALEIGH, N. C. U C0111p1i111e11tS Of .funcfff Real gdiaie Ga. Compliments Of Wl'2l'll'l,S SERVICE Phone 4-1106 Peace 85 St. Mary's Sts. Stearns Engraving Hznnpnny PCJOLE MOTCRS, Inc. 3623 Hillsboro Street Phone 4-8441 CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Everyloodjfs Ch1'ysle1'-Plymouth Dealer Bashford Plumbing and Heating Co. PHONE 5781 745 W. Johnson Street C o1f1f1,pliw1.entS of JZ. Slefzm 7ZfA,'fe l-2-3 Bedroom Apartments Grant Avenue Apartments Shelton Apartments Telephone 8441 Complzments MR R G MCALISTER Compliiuents of Bryan Cooper Gil Co. Dzstrilautors of Ph1ll1ps 66 Products 1601 Wake Forest Rd. DIAL 3-3853 Complzments F R CAUDLE Poole s Pie Shop Pmtzcular People Prefer Poole's Pies 606 Glenwood Ave. 426 S. McDowell St. Phone 2-2966 Ralewh North Carolina Youll Be P1oud of Your Clothes If They re Prom Qlflltfjl Lad1es and Men s Apparel 91ATE COLLEGE 2502 HlllSb0lO btreet Phone 5524 RALEIGH lN C 1918 FHIPVICXKV Rd. at Five Points I HONE 5972 lour Beauty Prololems Are Qur Pleasure Owner Nina Fort Operators Rose Marie Richardson and Ruth Clayton Of 7 of , .C 7 ' ' ' A Hayes Barton Beauty Shop Compliments a Superior Siam' Hwupauy Raleigh, North Carolina HUGH C. DUPREE CAVIN H. DORTCH gbzizlftee 63 QWJCA GENERAL INSURANCE Insurance Building Phone 2-4952 RALEIGH, N. C. Warlicks Restaurant 8a Drive-ln Cameron Village - Raleigh, N. C. PHONE 4-4028 For the Best In Food Curb Service Open 11:00 a..m. til Midnight SALES RENTALS LLELASES JACK G. DURHAM Realtor Member Raleigh Multiple Listing Service 902 Capital Club Building RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA Telephones Compliments Of Reid S. Towler NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANY 512 Commercial Building Phone 3-5701 CALDWELL SALES 8: SERVICE 218 S Dawson .Street RALEIGH, N. C. Tire Recapping Sellnerling Tires Makers o Americas Finest Tires anal Talaes ATKINS MOTORS INCORPORATED SALES AND SERVICE Telephone 2-4631 Compliments of Warren's effzfcneffi Hair Styling Salon B. R. MITCHELL Phones 4-2543-4-2544 529 Hillsboro St. Raleigh, N. C. QOAVLAOVL A WA,dZl4fldCy 2519 Fairview Rd. Little Drag Store with Big Heart tHe Patio Glenwood Village RALEIGH, N. C. Phone 3-7057 1 Office : 5495-Residence: 4-1480 7 For a NICE INCOME Thats Almost TAX FREE 05 Try a Deferred Annuity See rnnfo ron me ramona' JACK XVARDLAXV RALEIGH at Raleigh ll0Pfll CARDUNA Pick up your Phione, DIAL 2-4433 For JEPPHIEE JEWELRY EU., INR. Ofhcial Railroad Vvatch Inspector Ambulance Service Seahoarcl, Southern and Norfolk Dial Southern Railways Mitchell Funeral Home, lnc. DHL 8804 137 S. SALISBURY ST. Sf. AlEi1'f',S 31 lOl1IlSOD SKICCK Conzplimezzts of Elizabeth Knipe Paints ancl lllallpaper Burton's Little Folks Shop 110 Glenwood Avenue Cameron Village. Raleigh. N. C. P1ALE1GHsN-C- c Vickers SL Ruth Complimeizts of Plumbing SL Heating Co 306 GLENWOOD AVE. Stephenson Music DHL 2-6941 C Electric lllater Heaters Gmpany Dishwashers Disposall E I ' I y Bart. F. MOOTC 1 Insumnce Aeljuster alealeigh,-5' OHiCe Phone 2-1807-Residence 2-6338 P. CI. BOX 1724 ' Smartest , , s - SOO Commercu-11 BLl1ICI1Dg j Shop RALEIGH, N. C. My DIAMONDS WATCHES Brantley 8K Son, Incl I I ' . . I ISHI Jung 5 1355 The Famzly Druggzst JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS FAYETTEVILLE ST. ' JEWELRY SILVERWARE DIAL 8834 1 Cowfzpliments C. 1 of COMPANY I 122 CJIGHVVOOCI Ave. I Rnleiglis Largest PHGNE 2-0324 I ,mg Finest Golden Tap Orange Juice Uak City Laundry Odorless Dry Cleaning HATS CLEANED and BUGS SHAMPOOED 436 S. Salisbury Street Phone 2-4478 SANITARY DRY CLEANING---LAUNDRY, INC. The SANITARY WAY is the SAFE WAY 411 S. Mc-Dowell Street Phone 2-4625 RALEIGH, N. C. Compliments W. H. King Drug Company VVholesale Druggists RALEIGH, C. Congratulations from EPSI' G9 3705 Hillsboro St. Raleigh, N. C. D A N C I N G Instruction for Children - Teenagers - Adults The LEOCARTA SCHOOL of DANCE operates in at-eoulant-e with the highest principles of the art of dancing. A student trained t-orret-tly advances rapidly. engaging in an art that is both physically eorret-tive and mentally stimulating. TAP BALLET X TOE MODERX X BALLROOKI Beginners - Intermediate - Advanced You can quit-klv learn from our Well trained teaching staff the authentic Mambo - Rtunls-a - Sainha - Tango. also the latest steps in the Waltz - Foxtrot - Jitterlvug - Carolina Shag. Floor Sizoirs :lrailable LEOCARTA SCHCOL of DANCE 733 VV. Iohnson St. Studio Dial 4-6127 Air Conditioned If X0 Answer 2-6368 DURFEY - HOOVER Insurance Agency 304 Oclcl Fellows Bldg. Fire anal Automobile lnsarance J. VV. Callahan 8: Company, Inc. City Real Estate - Farms - Timber 408-410 SECURITY BANK BITILDING DIAL 2-2357 Raleigh, N. C. Compliments CUWPHWQWS John F. Prescott BW Rock 3 Sand Company '7fze Qajewaq C It omp zments Raifafanawll If 1920 Hillsboro St. gum WWW fueq - '7a1flaa Ga. Buiokls The Buy Variable Pitcb Dynaflow CAROLINA BUICK CO. 431 Fayetteville St.. RALEIGH, NO. CAR. JAMES H. ANDERSON CO. FLOOR MAINTENANCE DIATERIALS AND SANITARY SUPPLIES Phone 3-2750 P. 0. Box 342 418 WVest Peace St. Raleigh, N. C. EWTON'S, INC. Conzpiiuzezzts Of ' C1 BOWMAN'S FINE THINGS FINELY DONE C ABIEROX VILLAGE - DIAL 969 Jewelers, Inc. RALEIGH. X. C. KERR DRUGS Prescription Specialists Cameron Village Phcme 3-5523 RALEIGH, N. C. C-A70Itgl'L-Bit' ZpAii'cumC?v liz Loizgriew Garciensn COMPLETE DRUG STORE SERVICE Phone 4-6424 Where Are You Going? ln only a few years novv you will be establishing your own 'home-somewhere. Will you settle somewhere else or Come back home? Before you decide, be sure to look around Carefully at the advantages of the Carolinas-the opportunities for a full and profitable life-the chance to live and work in a growing and progressive area and to help build an even Finer Carolina in the years ahead! CAR6-LIN-ITPOWER af LIGHT COMPANY Mama Grier 40 Years Successful Printing Phone 8822 115 West Hargett Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Village Iplwarmacy 6knwmmzZQMqw TELEPHONE 4-1347 447 Daniels St. RALEIGH, N. C. STUCKTUN WHITE Xl 00. HAYES M. WHITE, President Capital AE Surplus Over S100,000.00 Ambulance Service Dial 8 8 3 9 Mortgage Loans - Real Estate Brown -Wynne Fire Insurance Fungral Hgme 805-11 Security Bank Building R. W. WYNNE, JR., Manager Phone 3-4621 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 308 St. Mary's St. RGBERTSGN s g STAMP WORKS, Inc. 3172 S. Wilmington St. - Phone 3-1858 , RALEIGH, N. C. Gattis' Hayes-Hartson Pharmacy Phone 2-4641 2000 Fairview Road RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Utter Twenty-Five Years of Service P. D. AND H. l. GATTIS Charles B. Douglass 84 Company, Inc. 733 W. johnson Street 'HOME SPECIALIST RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 3-0622 Builders Developers Home Loans Appraisals Real Estate Sales ehzyifet -Hittemp Year-'Round Air Conalitioning l Smith-Barnes G Company A. V. ANDERSON, INC Compliments Mortgage Loans of Phone 2-3021 305 Security Bank Building RALEIGH, N. G. Dillon Motor Finance Co. RALEIGH, N. G Compliments of King's Texaco Service 1641 Glenwood Avenue Drive-in, Inc. VVith an Air-Conditioned Dining Room 401 West Peace St. RALEIGH, N. C. PHONE 4-1014 G. M. CONNELL, PRESIDENT E. S. CONNELL, VICE-PRESIDENT Gonna!! Really Z Mwfqaqe 6 REAL ESTATE - MORTGAGES LEASES - INSURANCE Suite 309 Odd Fellows Building RALEIGH, N. C. Cptical Laboratory Basement Professional Building Phones: 3-4620 81 3-4629 RALEIGH, N. G. GREIG L. HICKS, Manager Cannon Construction C0 107 King William Rel. PHONE 2-2675 .Bne,5,Ii!'E mme - cs enum QTRQ Nami Ohm Sm I9l9 x', NNT xaifqi Z-ffff A iv:-. ,, 1 '-..4,.. If fl ,. . 'fwifiiz Pine Ie Creamery I ' h Lee Compliments of S Barrett Clo Store thing What's a Picnic Without a Coke? . Q 1 57 ...r.,-.- Q' g A ' 'if- XA! THE CAPITAL COCA-CGLA BOTTLING CO Compliments Of Carolina Spring Corporation HIGH POINT, N. C. - Best Wishes From T H Briggs and Sons Gupton Music Company 112 VVest Martin Street Eveqtlaing for the School Mttsicion W111131HS 81 Haywood, Inc. WPETER Realtors HENRY ILLIAMS PIAYWOOD General Insurance O Q If ifs music, ifs ' I Compliments of EDWIN S. POU INSURANCE AGENCY H. SPRAGUE SILVER, Associate Phillip's Beauty Salon H air Stylist 6 E. Martin St. Phone 9982 RALEIGH, N. C Z SANDERS MOTOR CO. New and Used Cars, Trucks, Tractors RALEIGH, N. C. TELEPHONE 4-4991 Corns T-V Service Co. Television Service - Installation 407 W. Peace Street RALEIGH, N. C. RAVENSCRQFT CAFETERIA I n COMPLIMENTS OF First in Fashions in the Carolinas Best Wishes from J. B. Hunt 8: Sons, lnc. Building Materials Highway Construction Supplies Equipment 323 West Martin Street Raleigh, North Carolina. PHONE 2-3919 EFIRD' Department Store A GOQD PLACE TO SHOP ' ln Person ' By Phone ' By Mail Job P. Wyatt S Sons Co. Hardware Seeds : farm Machinery 325-331 South Wilmington St. RALEIGH, N. C. ECASTS '37 W D 0 NPI' M S Your Favorite f Q9 Vgmkf... f My fi n of a lifetime! See Your Nearest Sylvania Dealer For Free Demonstration Distrilyutefl BV WALKER MARTIN INC RALEIGH N C B. MDOT? Paflfef General Insurance HAZ! Kinds of lnsumncei' 908 Capital Club Bldg. Plione 2-6791 RALElCH, N. C. The Flite Shop Miss Bessie lohnson TID TOP Food Stores AMPLE PARKING 2012 Fairview Rd. 1204 New Bern Ave. 7 Complete Departments Croceries : Frozen Foods : Meats Dairy Products : Produce 425 Daniels St. - Cameron Village i Diefeff F0055 I Houseware RALEIGH, N. C. 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