Rocky Mount High School - Hi Noc Ar Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

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'-'fr-.W I-'izfi 941, Vx , ,. ,. lp-'ilfggmjt-Ng-s, 1 sn I . 1 I, ja- moe-uqr of IQ Published by the senior Class or Qocky Mount i-iigh School, Rocky Mount, North Carolina DAPHNE THIGPEN, Editor BETSY ANN BULLUCK, Business Manager JIMMY ADAMS, Advertising Manager fi 5 NJ X 'N' , 'XC' 1 J I F iii! M' X 3 F Y ll Ll NJ I1 IQ! - -i, ,- Y . ... ,. was-.. MRS. BESSIE CARR MISS ELEANOR PEARSALL DEDICATIQN We, the Hi-Noe-ArSta1T, respectfully dedicate the 1944 Hi-Noc-Ar to Miss Eleanor Pearsall, Librarian, and Mrs. Bessie Carr, Secretary. These are the unsung heroes of the Rocky Mount Hil' School, whose services have consistently been above the line of duty. Long after we have closed our text-books and gone through the halls for the last time. we will remember these two, Miss Pearsall is prized by all the students for the fluency of Latin and French translations, her knowledge of books and authors, and her accurate memory of history dates. She has tutored and helped pass us all. Mrs. Carr is always ready to do mo1'e than is required of her. Eagerly and willingly she works for the benefit of the students. Those of rs who have found it necessary to go to the office ffor one thing or another! have found her pleasant smile and dheerful disposition a perfect gloom chaser. And so, with sincere admiration for their accomplishments, and a heart full of love for them as individuals, we humbly dedicate this, the 19-14 Hi-Noc-Ar. Page T11 ree fksgg-lj, no , -N fb SS va -fm s. 9 - O 3' W i K naw fllllli 5 f A Milli 1 'if I A X 3.3: Q Mi f - IIN 5' A ' dl llml , 'X Wm A ' fig' 1 if lfli 5 I Os .,:- 2: 6 .f Z. gif I ' Through the Year at Q, 0 - '. ffe . :elf f is ., Memories-to recall cach of them candidly T and fully. with the richness they held while yet 3 new experiences, is the Foal at which every V yearbook is nimed. In the 19-14 Hi-Noe-Ar. it 1 has been the sincere desire of the staff to X' present, of the year 1944. a cross-section so complete and perfect that any student might. at Ll glance through its pages. feel once more his presence in the school life of which he was 'N i S ' once a integ1'al part. .A I - I A lv -1 . I I 6 Eg, f ' 7 6 . N v Xle K - i . -x W? .1 -v 'X X 3-:i .. none ,, UIQ? '- - . W F-E- IE 'Q'WfH:.,. mem E3 ' I ,, 'A I 5.l'!uI,, , .ea , W Page Four u, .Q 1 N i- FY X.m,x, I D f ffm W4 Q w an Rockv Mount lllgh School In presentlng such a cross sectlon materlal was moat loglcally alranged ln chronologlcal bequcnce Th book IS dlXldEd mto mne parts one part gn en to each month of the school Ve'1r Each actxvxtx or organlmtlon has been placed couebpondxng to the month ln which lt made 1Lself most plomlnent Thus one max tuzn thlough the book and leg ll each ewent Olgdlll zatlon actlxlty ln ltb plopel place and tune K el LX. . PRI-L vw DJ ficli 4 'OHIIQJ QM? 16? f -fr flkp gf'b4,b'M.fJ,s.f Ju kk!! 45f1:,lWVLLA9!6S:' 430191 1 M055 lfiffr' lllgfl M61 1l7fyfCi to Him- mrfof Q-10 hm ,,, Jwffl H117 .fiupffv L 6CjMJ ff - , , in :fi :,..yV-v-10 cgj-g',f6c,.,3,g - Coil .swtdgeslcc-Ql.ff fZ.,,,f,, fgisi, , , L, .:f:Lc,.::'ffv,A,,o Cigar- .,J,,, ,j,', , Jzobaefef , I awww Xfiffp' 1 gl- Fu Slfl l'lfiN IRER It is a familiar su-no nguin . , . Bewildered freshmen hunt Juniur.: lmik l'ox'wzu'd to thu Junior-SL-nior dance . . . And soph- r isticzilffcl SL'ninrsalvxn:1mi thc Si-nioi' sta-ps .. . Registration of new 4-E Il E stumlcnls begins . . . Changes in schvrlulos have to bc made . . . v 'I g Thu ntficu is thu scuxnl of bristle and confusion . . , New teachers ' 'L 1 'Z au- intrmlucn-cl . . . Thcri- is ll panty for the freshmen . . . A Studi'-nt Gnvcriiiiiurit mu-ting is culled to get things starlc--1 . . . Thu school year has Stnrtcd with a 'khangn .... e h . fx A V 0 N Q -3 , N dlaylk , . . . Wir - 'i.2x'5'5 :Hi franticzilly for rlnsscs. . Suphinorvs :irc fueling a llttlc-superior . . ' fa E L igwfltw , 4 ' - 'cf-1:25, t ,E S if ff iiiiup.. i ' J' - -: -sg,-ffl' MR. R. M, XVILSON MR. I..E.-READY Supfrfrzferzderzt Prznczpal Pagc Sir ,mi XA J ,J A44 x - 1. hi! Ill! F i gf 1 CN' , i JN f .facu iq , Q - ,TUV RVIXV-lvft In riglirg IM-fins: Mr, Privntt. Miss Kitchwu I.llIli.fll:lLYv Miss Murm-liisnii. Miss Vux. Mrs, l'llIllI 'Il. Miss Kin-In-ii, Miss .T-ihiis-iii, Miss Yaris.-, Miss Urziiuhill. Mih l +'F1'1'll. HFS, Tlli.f01'H. -Ufllvfiwi MF. 4 1lI'l1f0 H1111 Misx l2I:iiu'Ii:ii-.IV Mllilllili IUNV Musiv giiiil l,I'ilIlIIlIil'SI Miss Wi-rslvy, Mr. Parry, Miss Ilurlvn. S1-1-rf-tairivsi Mrs Cai rr. :iri1lMrs, I':it--. IZ41'l I'lrM ROW vllist-fry: Miss XVilkiiis-iii, Miss Ihirlwr. Miss Mvll-:irm:in, Mzith :ind Sr'-if-in-.-' Miss Ricks, Miss Izumi, Miss l'i-in-rr. Miss Turnngi-. Miss P:ig1,Mr. Vriv--rt nndMr. McGri-gurl XX-0:itioiiail:Mi5s Iiirkiuiid, Mrs, lYiiulri'I', Miss1.6m-v'i'y,fBIi',.Xilkiiis. . y Page Scrfiv x '14, 'Q , 'fo S Y: XY x 'Q 1,4 S'l'l'DlfN'l' GOVERNMENT The Student illllilllllifiilllfll zdlords every student in the High School :an opportunity in t'uniiliurizc himself with thc ways of Government. ufferimz chances In luring out pt-rsonalitics. churactcr. and all the worth while things ci llte. Thc Studi-nt Body, through the organization, tinds the usefulness of cooperation and the unlimited results that can he obtained-assets in the future paths of life. Both leaders and followers are developed through this system-Students who may in later years represent us in greater and more important civic activities. The results of the excellent training are already evident since we have thc Presidnts ofthe Student Organization of the State and District as mem- bers of our Student Body. Because of the excellent advice and supervision of our Organization advisor, Miss Kate Parks Kitchen. this year has been one of success and accomplishment. , K Q , STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS SE.X'l'l-III Ann ltl.t..clipix'-l. S..-iw-rztiyz .Iininiy Murphy. l'r--sid-ln: STAXIDIXG Ilulvy Ilrzzntley. Treasiirv-r N s Iiirclil-n. .X-lvis--r: lf-l Vox 'l'horu'-. Yu-.--1'i'--si-l--iit. Page Eight WZ? 5 STUDENT GOVERNMENT CHAIRMEN FIRST I!0WgX--xw-rsml Iiw-th. Truffice Committee: Ruby I-Irnnrl--y, Huurd of Finnnw-3 I':1r Cnggins. Lust and Found Pmxnlluitt--wg .Iuvk Tlwrp, I'ulvli1'ity: Jvnn Riddle. Sovizll QH-rnrnittw-2 1.4-wis Thurp. 'l'r:1fTiv Unzlllllitte-ea SECUND ROXV .Iuvk Il--dsx-In th. ll-,-usv :md Grullnds Culnnlittvez Morgan Hunt. El:-ctimns Cfmllnirtvv-I JLIIHNS Hunlnmnd. VIJHCQSSTCIIIS 1'1-mmm--1-, Bluruur'-I l':nrt--r, li-fd Cruss Cunnnittn,-L-1 Ed Cox 'Flmrnf-. I'rogrgun CUIIIIIITIKCUI Absent Put Patterson. Air llzml :md Firm' Lfdrilil Cumlnirl- A--. -Q N I L , 1. - si f 4, STVDENT ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES I-HIS! IIHXX Xlqnrunr--r lhmwll. lfrnhlvy XYmm-11, .Xzil-- XViIlif1'-wl. .1-- Ann Sid.-s. BIa1r:.1r.-1 I:-md, Ann l'ivlqfU1-.L Xgml-jx Iizxrrvtt, S1-ICUNIP ROW' Clmrlf-Irv Afinllls, Alia- W, Suitlr. Ihtty Vlintwn. Blzlrgalrvt Iillvn, Ann XVilli11ms, Ifl-wr:-nw tlrmutlmf-Ins-r, lluruiq- 'l'hHm:1s, llulvy Vox. 'l'llII1Ii ROXY- -lC1I::nr Skimu-r. Iwggy l'rin-1-, Ev--lyn Vvttirt, Ilzmfl RL-11 Puursnll, Mary I.+--A I':xrk1-r. I,f-In-mt XVilli:1ms+-n, Shirlvy l H1wl:1r1+l, Mary Ellis Shulf-r. I4'UI'RTII ROW'-I-Iwi S--Xtcvu. Charlotte Rf-id, 'I'..mmy Chnrll-s, 1IiRvQlIillliYZHl. Iirnvst llullm-Ia. Wixlkiv Harris. Iiftullv Strifkland, O'N-'il Skipper. FIFTH ROXV--Billy Frances, Kenneth Burk, Frvd Thomps-ru, Ifrnnk '1'uylor. Pflgm' .Y - ine 1 4, ',.- J K KH .KE Il .U 'Ri tfgquxi EL? -9 :lead Ii If I-'I I'Y'l' I K. In-zivr, EIGIITI! GRADE HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS IHW .Imm Ilanrm-3. Nmlizl l':u1:'lu11-i-1:1-. SICVUXII IZHW .Xlxin lim-law, IIUFIIHIII Illuunl, Manx Savugv, Knfxup 1 .. . f X -1 I. 3 HOME ROOM 302-MISS BURTON FIIlh'l' IIUXY Ilill I'1:--. Ii--my I'-wzl-'11 A114i1'y451':u5'. Jzmw lin-ru IZ.-nn--rr, SICVUXIY IIOW--.I-'vim Iiu:h+-S, Gworgizl Iirm-V. .I-x Ann Sx-hw. II-NA Sh-q.rix:. l'l:n11wN1'w-Z--.. l'l':lIll' fx I'llll-'lI,X1Ill'X lilimlf--Ill I4'lm-t..T-vy1--- II:1ll,TlIIRIlRONV G,-vlfr !Iirrl'- Vlmrl-'Q llruxxn I1..x.1 NI1-1':w1Xull. ,Imlmv Grqu. Am- 'l':myl+-r. firm-1 Willizuxmb-'11, .Xl1v-- Ilalrn--s. II1'-h-11 Bax FTP rr.I-:l..r.-1'r.-.-lm.-11 X11vl 11x-Igln I-Hlmth XI.l1. r Iflul'Il'l:ll IIHXY 'l'..mnuy tmx. Furl linww-11. Marvin Gray, Hxrhurd Owen. Page' Tm l Il!S'l' HOW l rI Il 58. fa '- at 19-MISS CRAIGHILL ll1'l'lllZlIl lilnunl. llzirry Munro. llnzs-1111-ll IH-:1rs:1ll, Peggy Oaklvy. YICVHNIP ROW ll.lI'X I-'imium-s .luynviz .lulin Hivks, Aluggililn- Inlyton, .loyvv Rim-ks, Mililrc-al Urulnmond, Jean Mears, Eloisf- Simm1vns.'l'IlIIllb HOW Iil4'llllI'1iI5l'X1lllf.1GilI'l I'uttn-rsun. Eve-lyn lla-stvr. Img-is Nl-wtuil, llilly Christian. Vlnristinl- Iturl, 1h-m'i:v lluirun, I'Zliz:nlu-tll Hlllvlllllll. Ililly F1-lion. Jvun 'l'yrvv. In-v--nv llairpm-r, Rose Marie Goodwin. Curl L'upg-vmlgn-, Miss Vrnighill. 14'Ul'IC'l'l1 RUXV -Billy 1P1llllIllfl'lllKQ'. lmnulil Ng-wtnli, Edward Roland, Lisk Everette. in iv. no. as x 1 HOME ROOM 102-MISS FINCH FIRST ROXV--Richard Joynvr, lfluynl Prnvtnr,.Tm-4'l1:1n1lwliss, Sybil llnskins, SIGFUNII IIONV-Nnilvy YVilIl:1lns Ilnz-'I Mzltflll-WS. Lon- ROSPIIIDIOKIIII, Anmglinl- XYI1itlivl4l, Mnnimim- Wulstnn, Ann Ph'-rry, .lnvkic Julinson. Frances Ilivlcs TIIIRD ROW-A Tommy Spikos. SusnnIiry:1nl, l's-gl:yStri1'kl:ln1l, lh-tty 1 lintou, J. II. Patton, Uvn Yvlw,-rton Efha-linn Ilnrnvs, FOI'R'I'Ii ROW'-Frances Ilr-ddinfzfii-ld, Iiill Mnllison, Fr:-11 Phillips, Marvin Hooker, Gnnf- Reardon. Dirk Hunt, Hubby Stonw, Donald Fisher, Mrs Harbor. Page' 'W ,--..- P Ui' id S. HOME ROOM 15-MISS GANDY l lI2N'l' HOW l-'xwlxu lil-N-.F.l:u1'y LillyIlinl-ll:1l'mlt,lil-tty .Il-:lu llnrnvs, Nam Wilkins-Ill. Nlnrgy lilvfu-ill. Fr--fl 'l'll4-nlpwn SICVHXII IIHXX' llllxxnr-l Wllllnlns. Milt-In l'L1Ipv1r1wr. .I-ls:-plnilw lizltts. 1':llI-'vu .Inn-lsl Nlzlry lilizallu-rl: W1-:ul-l'. .I-:lu Smilll, 'l'lllIIl1 HOW lfillllll llzlvwmmrtl All-x Xivln-lwn..lunnirgl l'rlwl1-l'..I1lyl-w Walk.-r, Ib-try Ruffin, l4'1Il'll'I'll lirvll' MIM Hu' fly. lirurl llllw--ll. I,i1lxnlml M1'k'l1lll-u,ll:lrry'l'.lul1-r.Sum lilalml, Luis Illlgn-ri. '1 1m 1,4-ggvll M:lI'i4-ll lliullslllllll, l lI 'l'll IUPXX' li, ll, Slrxxuzv. Huy llvllluu. N1-lsnn.I-11115.l'IlllI I4:Ullllwll4 Vlmrl.-N llmwly. Ilullfll Smilh. Zl Wm? V 4-. ,-x as QQ- mt, J? X 'Y 0 940 HOME ROOM 16+-MISS KIRKLAND lfll!S'I' ll'vlX' lwml ll nl limlu, li--ml--ill I:ilI'Illllll. Al 1IvC-ut'-ri Xmlizl lI:1u:l1rrl1l:-A. ill-no flurzzmus. I-'1':l1l1-ws Oxfffr- rmm .ll-ll1ll:,.'lZ:'lll' Yl11'HNII IIHXY 1l1'vllll- Xvllllilllli t'Il:11'l--Irv .X4l2IIIl5. Vnrrifl l,--v- llylllilll. Ju Ann Fllzclns. Rl:xl'iv- Vxlllllwl--'ll. lillrj' llllfllxllu. lmlllsl- XYi1lsr:-ml. TIIIIIII IIUXY -l':1rul XYilliu1l1s. II'-ln-ll llridgvrs. .Mk-lalinv l.l-llmrlml, l'l':wl-wx llllux lr'-l, Xlxlql Hull: -T I'Ill12lll. 1-'UI'll'I'Il IIUXY- ll:lYi4lAll1ll-rsull. 1vll1ll lv'S 'I'-vIl1l.IIl-llllyHfldlow. 1':lx'l ILM., nf--:lr lllgvllb. Kllsx Blqlrtllql Kirlalqulll, 1 II '1'11 IIHW Frank I'l1illi1-Q, Huy I'1lIllr'lS, lwllglzls UI'j'L1llf. l.:m4l4llpll Hzllw-'xl Page Tzc'vIz'c ll l HOME ROOM 109-MQLSS VAqS'lEI N ,- l llIS'l' IIUW ltnliliy lhnin. Max Srivngi-, I-'luyrl linlnn-s, Andrilrv l'oe-lu: Juli-rip XV:1ll:li'v, Louisv -Lain:-, FECOXIP ROW Vlmrl.-5 l1:ii'iiIiill. l'hOln- llzirris. Hi-iw Ilaiiizhtriilgi-,yxllrfrrgv.Williams. runvvs liulluck, Betty .lvl-:in Sykes. Pliriftini- l,upi-ix 'Vllllllf llIlW---I'--up--r Blniiniiig, Ilululvy Villiums. llmvui-ml Hriley, Myrtle- l'ittmu . Nancy Hslmrm-, lillzi NI:i1-ll--rs--, l IIl'll'l'll IIHW firmly Elnmrv, Auilry XVINII-r Mary '1 l'll1l1'4'SiSllilllllll, 1 r:i1iCbs ll1ig.lny, Ann Ilussi-ll, .lim l:Ill'l'lll1I l', lfll- l'lI IUIW Hi-Ili: Nlnttli.-ws, ll:nq1:lYlgd1lll1. lliiliifly Wfwdarcl, Ifickiw Murr11y.'Nf-ll Martin, Ruth Xlaitlilx .lnlmsOn. Min YIlllSl', XViiikiv llnrris. l , ' ' ' A il , ' ' QQQW IZ w '4 5 as as JA. is 9 904 fly XO HOME ROOM 13-MRS. YOUNG FIRST ROXV-Tr-lzu Lanv:1ste1', Bon Fountain. Alvin Hooks. Patsy Pnrrisli, SECOND ROXV-Lorraline Joyner. Azii Williford, Iflvmflyli Bust. Marie Taylor, Laura Smith, Louisv Nuzil. THIRD ROW-Juckiv Luughridge, Mary Lveliainw. Lorraini- Cnrpi,-nl:-r. .Tune Gray, Barliam Womblo, Tuvia Holbrook. Louiso Williamson. FOURTH ROWwMrs. Ynunu. Elsie Maillismi, .l. T. Ilrnkv, Thomas ROSO, Edis Melvis, Billy Robbins. FIFTH ROW-Ralph Feed. Alphonso Hicks. J, T. Odom, Iluddy Ezzvll. Vwrnon Draughan. Page Th if-fren in LQ bfi . GYM .1 xr- I N. n'Rr.4-:oyui- +1 'F' WK! ' . 4 y A W -R Ss I Y c Vik YHER if linlif 'I'i-nnif , . . Huh! 'll-:lnif . . . The fnnthzill fin-lil is ovcu- pivil 1-x'vi'5 :il'tm-riinnii with piuivticus . . . Season lirkm-ts are being swlil . . , Thi- l'hl'l'l'lL'llliL'l'S arm- lvzirning iivw yulls . . . Tha-i'u is a pi-p-niuutiiig in thi- gym . , . Phu Junior vluss is sclling ribbons, zulviitisiiig' lhv gziinu . . . Ilvi-1'3'unr is exclaiming over so many W hwiiim--g':iim's , . , It is thu lwst .season for thv Birds ., .So--Hold that lin- -- --- ,... f - A 1' .WW CHEERLEADERS Ileml 1'hvorlv114ivr- -Ann Xvhilv SECOND ROWg.-Hina Stinson and Martha R. Hurrnn. THIRD ROW-Jon CIIHIIIUHSS. Page Fouricvn I -C ,hob V X., . VT. H rf, .NWT LU. yy A ' ji! 'Ll' xl is if ' l i i - A P R l , .. .. rf . -f fpymf BAND OFFICIGRS: Captain. M. lv. lirynng First l.ii-utouant, Vernon Ilnuglitridgi-5 Second Lieutenant, Lola Parkerg Top Si-rg.-ant. lmri-.-II lifflnson, Si-rg'--ants. Fri-ll l'ark.-r. Jimmy Murphy, Joyce Ward. Lee Rogers. BAND MEMBERS Flutv: .Tnycv Sandi-rs, Ed Hillman. Oboc-: Nina Abernathy. Clarinet. Peggy Price, Harris Sturgis. J. T. Thompson, Ray Thorno, Joyce Ward, Joe Williams, Nancy XVillinms, YY1lilv Womllcy. .li-anno Smith, liilly Robbins. R. L. Chic-lc. Tommy Cox, Clnudo Mayo, Ps-ggy Oaklcy, Baso Clarinetzlilcannr Fricdlandcr. Alto Saxaphone: Max Savage. Ed Ftranylor.. 'IR-nor Saxaphone: Billy Glasgow, Ralph Lore. Baritonc: Rhodes Batson. Buss: Bill Farmer, Thomas Nil-hols. Ifroncli Horns: Bcnnctt Barncs. Vernon Ijllllglltflflgkh Myrtle Pittman, Vhllie Gordor, Andrew Pcele, Bobby Williams. Truinpot: llnrrcll Benson, Joyce Ricks, Leo Rogvrs, Trornbones: Fred Bcst, June Gray. Gene Gurganus. I-'rl-il Pnrki-r. Timpani: liilly Miriam Williams. Cymbals: Louise Wooten. Glockenspidi 'Shil'l6Y ElliS- Dl'11l'llS5 S0111 Blunn, Ili-tty Ruth Hull, Bobby Mnrshburn, Jimmy Murphy. Page Fiffccn Page Sixteen THE STORY UE THE IO-13 FOOTBA Ll. TEAM Although the Birds only came in third in the conference standings, their season still carries the title of being successful, due to the fact that in all games during the season they won six contests, lost three, and tied only one. A tie with their hated rivals, the Wilson Cyclones, was the greatest honor that the team gained in 1943. At the first of the year the Blackbirds were picked to end up no better than fourth, but they managed to surprise most of the local football cnthusists with some very good football. George Kessler was chosen to play in the Shrine All-Star game which was played in Charlotte. Kessler, the leading North Carolina player of the game, was given the honor of calling both the offensive and defensive signals for his outfit. Rocky Mount's team got off to a good start in the first game when they plowed through Kinston by the score of 26-7. In this game the Birds looked very good with their offensive scoring. The Blackbirds met their Iirst defeat when they lost to the powerful Greensboro team by the score of 19-13. In this game Rocky Mount could not get their scoring machine into action, and it was not until the second half that they came to life and almost nosed out the Whirlwinds. The team immediatelyjumped back into the win column the next week with an over- whelming victory over a weak Goldsboro team, which was only able' to score two points against the Bird's 46. The Birds were not so fortunate when they played the Wilmington outfit: the score was 12-12. In this game the Rocky Mount team was much the better team but had four scores brought back on account of penaltiesg they were really lucky to escape with a tie. The local team won another contest when they downed the Fayetteville Bulldogs in a hard fought battle 13-6. In this see-saw affair the Bulldogs jumped into the lead early in the game, but by the end of the half the Birds had gained the upper hand. When the Rocky Mount team played host to the Wilson Cyclones in a non-conference game, it was really a grand success for the local team. They took the upper hand and outclassed their rivals for a 19-6 decision. Durham then rode into town and gave the Birds one of their hardest fights before going down to defeat 19-13. The following week a game was played in Oxford with the Blackbirds eking out a close 6-0 decision in a sea of mud. This game however started the downfall of the Caruso coached boys, for the next week they played their worst game of the season and were completely outclassed by Wilson in a score of 14-0. This was the first game that the Birds were unable to score and also the first contest in which they were not able to hold the ballg they comitted four fumbles and recovered none. Following this defeat, the Blackbirds again hit the right road and played their best game of the season. They gave the good Raleigh team a terrible scare before dropp- ing the game 11-0. In the ten games that the local outfit played during the year, they rolled over the ground for a total of 15-L points or an average of 15.4 points per game. 'They were held scoreless only twice and these came at the end of the season when they had hit their decline. The defense of the local club was also good, as the players held their opponents to only 90 points in the ten games, giving these teams an average of only nine markers a game. Scoring for the Birds was divided between two players for the most part: Pat Patterson lead the parade with a total of 48 points, while Jimmy Landis followed close behind him with 36 points. Third place went to Leo McDuffie who scored 25 points: Bo Carpenter took the fourth spot with 19 points. Main offensive power came from the arm of Bo Carpenter and the pass receiving of Jimmy Landis and Co-Captain Pat Patterson. The defense came mostly from the middle of the line with Dan Wheeless, Fred Augst, Co-Captain George Kessler, and .Timmy Landis being the bulwarks. 4 1x . uf, JV JJ -4, ,mil W5 , .xfgv , ..,-1, 4 ff ,, z,. V Ill P K-an-ng-Lum - 1 --1 K tlil FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST RUWV M:nmg+-r Marvin Gray. Nick Boddit-, 110 Cnrlwntz-r, 1-'red Angst. Tom Matthews, Fred Johnson, Leo Mc-llulfin, John Watkins SI-ICUNII R0W!M:1nagc-r Tommiv- Vhnrles. .Tack Hvdgepe-th. Palte Carr, Seth Pope, Kelly linrm-S. Iirnnks l':11:--, L-'lydc lh-ml-Arsrm, Russvll Brnswell, THIRD R0W4I-Kill Clark. Ernie Lnmm, Jimmy Corinth, Arthur Hitch. lid R1-land, Th-mms Nichols, Eurt- Jnhnsun, FUVRTH ROW'fCoach Joe Caruso, Dan Wheless,CI1ax-les Thnrnv. G4-nrgv Ku-Qslvr, Put Patterson. Jimmy LIIIHHS. G warm- Grant. IIATPI 51'llfh'llllN'I' 14 bvpt--lllln-r 24 Hvinln lh'Iuln Uvfulu llvlulu IM-tuln Nun-n Nm'--n Xmwxn -r 1 .,- x -r 15 Ar 22 -r Z!! lln-1 5 :lu-r 12 ul---r 19 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE TEAM Kinsman llrw-nslmrn Holflslmrn Wilmingrtnn I :ly1-th-villv XVils..n I Iurhaun Oxford 1lI'lnll:lI1:lg0 Xvilmdl Rule-igln SP4 IRIX 25fT 13-19 42-2 12-'12 12? -oi 1946 19- -12: G41 0-14 O-11 Page Svzwzteml NO l fliil I I QIEIQ f 4-Ak L w'11'-boml mlriu 's . , . Which hmm-room can buy thc . most? . . . Amtricnn Book W -cl' has its hi1.,hlip,'ht with a uiz :' Profzruin in the 2ILltllI0l'lLlI11 . . . Thtrc is an zissomhly program ' lwlll for Ann-rin--in Film-'xtion We-L-I . . . Iha qfrvict Llub has on 21 ' : L fg- wt 1 t lommt t lh t xml tht 'mln of Tubuui o ! ' ' 'ff vit N I Th X . H 1 on - - ' L x Q K F' 4 . , . x '- I . A - Li ' -M- . Q , . Y, 1 92, A d1'i'- to' he ini y , us z - .1 1 l sis . - E tugs . . . The Junior Class has its niugazine campaign . . . The l it -:fx , - s. : I , t . V E-1 V Honor Society tukts in its nt-w inembvr: . . . The Thnnksfrixing ' holidays mark the close of thc full month of Ixlovember . . . A V Page Eighteen. lQ+ A ,-L....: , . TENTH GRADE OFFICERS liill l 1'l1lll'l', Il--tty Sliulvr, Gi-'iv Ilraixton. Miss I'hm't- in ? 1 -.X - 1. . HOME ROOM 1O!MISS JOHNSON I-'IIIST HOW I.I-'yd Iluih-5. I,-.llmk W.mt.-11, I :11'nk BI.-aullnxs. I'n1Ii11l- I-'11IIvr. Iiv--lyn Iiv-In-'lu--llx. Yiviul 1XYIxit.-. .XIII-nv Ntzallmxa. lh--lum Ilyrd. SI-IVHNII IIHXV--Vznlvin Il.-ll, ll-Ili'-rt Williul-1s+m, Hamm-4. 111111gI1rridp.:v.Hlynr1.Ionuerr.-, Iwyw-' All.-ln. Il-Irnflly Ilrnnll--y. Y.-vu-11:1 Ililtnll. Iizlrl-111-11 lmxis TIIIIIII IIHXY' .II-hu Iluhl-ins. lids:-l Arufvlmi. Frankie Iuvks-un. Il--nritta 'l'ln.rg.4 ,xllllv Mvlnl.-, Imrmlxy Smulgl-. Alam- I'i:f-+1-.L In-rmtixv Cnfzins, F4ll'RTH R1'rNVf-Ilobhy --nnis. 1iznrl:m4I HJIFIIQ-S. Irvin Winwluw, FI'1IIIL'L'S I-Itl11'i4I:v, .Ium Shi.-l-l. Miss .lulnnson FIFTH ROW'-Bobby Niurshburn, Lawrence Lane. Bvn Thonms, Churlus I-Znglisll. Huh- fulzuns, HOME ROOM 304-MISS PRIYOTT IIIIST IIHXY l'In:nrh-5 l'--:nf--11, Nl:1l':ivXYilliErwN, li--up lim--ru. .lqwlx .xllxllr-H..lx' SICVIIXII IMAX' IH-:sy l'1'i1'-' TWIN' McAulvy, Mary .l':m-- Guthriv, M-rrgrzm Ilunt, Iiutlxlwfn Hush-'s, I'-luqlzss I.:m1!n-rt 'I'lIII'ill IIHW I':u1-1 Ixvllxwik Inns-K I.:IriZv. Yraxmw-s Il.-rn.-, I..-uisv I'v'IlIIlIlLfIHII. I-'r--11 Ihrkr-r If1vI'Il'I'II IIHW IAIIIIM' II'-lvms-In. IT--lym XX'mI1,-xx, Ilr-r .Xrrlntgl-n Iuzlmlmtlu .IwyI1.-r.l0m1ny N.-.-llhnun. Ill-'lmrii 1:1-mul. I-'II-Illl Huw ltwrry H 11.nrv, I,.Im,, Kung. stty Hvnry, Audrey Nixnn. John I':nrlm-r. Ifrzmk 1'.,-vlff SIXTH IMAX' Bixs I'r1v-'xL1'lifmn .I-'yn'--r Pugc Xinctuczz. fl, L 1 lil! 1 ,XJ 1 I, Illf 6' 21'-,:,,,,,3ff?'l HOME ROOM BUT-MISS TLTRNAGE l4'IIlS'l' HOW Ninzi .Un-i'n:irliy. llnrwilfl Slqinnl-in lilixzili.-ili ilnxlixli. llnlly lhnnx, NIJVHXI' ICHW I-'sin-in Pirfrf'--. IZ:-n liivviiluirlc, l'll'll1'Sl 'l'liniiips-iii. lm., 'l'lirnwr, U, ll llglirlili-vi., ,lrnli-V Ilinl-in, Nun'-5 Nlixlin, .I--:in 3l:i!tln:-nr, Tlllllli RUN' Miss 'l'llFn:i::1-, Julili l:llSll4 Jw- XViIli:i1ns. ,llliiiiii l1l.ii.l'li:ni'1l, l l1'iw-w-l- Iliinn. .I-:in liyrfl. li-inn l-1. Wairrvn, Szirzili .Inliiis.iii, 14'4vl'Ii'l'll IIHW Ilill I-'viiiil-it li..n:il4I l iNIi--in l,.-.- liligwiw, Illmriiwl 'l'iirnl-V. Nzinvy llnltffii. Marion Gloss-iii. lint Starling. HOME ROOM 200431135 PACE FIRST HONV linrl llllllvf. llilzii llfyilll. 1'li:ii'lvs l'2lI'li'l'. lifnzil'-l .I--llv, I,yni:in KI-'liin, .Xiin xvllllillllrl. Miss l,2l4 '. SECOND RUNY--li-Atty l i'mirii4 Gi-ni-ni llillnn. 5I:ir::irf-r 'l ninpx-iii, lb-iii Ilrrll-51 Nlilllr---1 liriffin. lrnris Blaiining. EYAL Risks. TIIIRII IZUWY-.I-'Ssiv Ilainii-IS, ll:-lf-n G1-iss-iii, l'i'-i-l P-irifli, l,wlllSw' Nyk--5. .lun.- Shillings. Pre--l Ib-St. Farnlyiillolxlvii. Hilly Gl:iS1Z11w,I'II1l'l Liinil-r.I I' XY-iiiilrli-. l-Ill-'-ri ll.fll:'-pwili, Ibn 1114-lnirfisoii. XYinfr1-ll Hnskina Glnrizi Powell, FOl'K'l'lx IIUXY -NVilliv 'l':i5'lnr, llwirgl- NViIl-miiwiii, l.--fliv lil-flilwin, Jw- ll--lvli. ilriffiii ll--ll:iiiiy, XY:illo-I' I.:inini, Morgan l.:1li01I5lr'I'. Page' Tzvcrzty HOME ROOM 303-MRS. COOPER FIRST RONV-Margaret Ellvn, Malvln- XViggius, Luuisc Kvrrnau. I aura Ann llawls. lml 'l'l1-zlllpsuxx, lh-fly li:-lly. ShiI'I1-5' Stn-xx':1rt,Sl-IWDNID IIKDXV--l'n-lxanlewpvl':lutm-lalius,llulmllryVlxarlvs. Patsy Huggins. Slliyllj' Collin-, Patsy llulluvli. Jn-an l,ZlllLflAlIl ill1lt', 'I'I-IIRIP RUXV-.Iac-kiv Hmlwin, lfh-tty Slllllt'l'. lC1'lx-4-lw Zimlllvrnlalx,1'11l'x'i1xvStilly. t'hristin1 I lI'l'vI' Xllll Ihnstaln, I 1ll'RTll HUXV J1-an .lulmsun. Mavis l'arl1-r. Mavis Strivklaml, Marion Ellis. Davis ': ' . x .. -r ' -. X 1IIml1n1,,l1, Mllmlll fl llrm-1-mllamw-. If'Il 'l'lI HOW Madin- I-Zislmp. lmrolhy Smith. l.ym-lh- Larnl, fh-ru-Idinv Vale-y, Ir:-nv .Iuym-r. Mrs. Umpvr. .1 HOME ROOM 6-MRS. THIGPEN P3 FIRST RUXV--Il, K. Iiurgh, Dirk lf'-vuntain, Adrfm Smil--y. list.-Ilv SlI'll'klIlll4l. Yvunn-A Strivkland, SECOND ROW- Boh Pglgp' Imris Johnson, Fharlnrrv Rl-I-11, .Tr-yr-.A .lulxns-'11, .Ie-an .IQ-nkins. Mary Iilizalu-th Davis. Mrs. 'l'hiz:1l--n THIRD ROXV --I'loward lirvoflluw-, th-nv Ilraxlun, Ih-ily ltr.-xx.-1'. lm! Arrington. Ann Chiplcy, RQ-tha Maw- Craft FOFRTII ROXYA IA'lll Station, Harris Strugis, llill I t'lll11'I' .Iawlc Tlmrp, Ililtml HU!'l'5'- Fll 'PlI HOW--Hill Vfllldis- James Drake, Norman Iflzl-llc, Jack Ramlnlph, l'.-tv lmnlln. Pago TIl'l'71fll'0lI6' 1 . ff? ,, gg' lf' 'Er J lalicfawlslile ' I Pictures are being taken of clubs and classes for thc- Hi-Non Ar . . . The subscription campaign is on . . . Tlu- Stall' works furiously .. . There is a dance in the gym for the football team v Everyone talks Christmas . . . A Christmas clancm- is held in the H ! . h '7 gym . . .Then, the long holidays, bringing to a close the '43 year fl ll If Wm 'Q I I 'itil !j r , lx , HI-NOC-AR STAFF SEA'l'IC1i-Ann lilnm-lmrnl, Jimmy Allums, lmplmi- 'l'lll:IIM'Il, Ile-tsy Bulluck, Ed Cox Thorne, Marshall Sponrs. S'l'ANlIIN4l I-'1-zum.-s Ilimw. Bliss M111-1-luis-'11, Ii--nn.-th ltvrk. Mzirthzl Todd, Mike' Quinlivan, Frank Taylor, W. T. Smith, H. A. Vnlpeppor. Rhodes Bntson, Alive Sr-4-tt, Willn-llninn Wallacr-. Page Twenty-Tu-o Mnrgarwt Rand, Iinrry Baker, Rf-tt I 4.., -.. BLACKBIRD STAFF XYilha-lmina XVnlln0v,lI:1vi-I I'itIn1:nn, Susan IUIXYSHII. Miss Gandy, STANDING- SEATED-Mrs. YIPIIIIK, Hopn Rom-rs. v Ruth Hall. Gerald Ilulu-. BLACKBIRD CLUB 4 ,N 1 FIRST ROW Fuisnn I'i+-rm-, Ilnvinl Pittman, IVilh1-lminn W:1ll:1w-. Susan lmwsf-n. Ilnlu- Hfuxvrs, SICCHND IUIXY -- Ilnzn-l Multhwws. lmris I'r1n-mr, Mary Iittzl Vvaxrsznll. I,uvy Arnnlli, li.-vky Im-. Annv Sn-pin-xxsfm. 1I11I'!III'n'I Il'-nd THIRD RUIVSI-Irnminn Pvrritt. I'I1ln:l Pzulze-tt, I-'lnrvnnm Hrwxrlu--nw.-. I.wsn:n Yu!--s. Ewlyn I-jvnnnrnui. Ali--If S 1'-- rr. Xznlh- WilIifnr1I4 I HI'R'I'II ROW -I4-Atty Ruth Hull, .Xllulrvy Fu!-sh'-r. th-mld Duke. FIFTH ROW-I'!:ll'F5' lillkvf- I-'rod TIIUIIIIWNWII. L' T zu' mfg- T11 FFF ,YJ J f 3 'J .4 1 Y 5 3 - 5 X dug, 5. ' 4 f L X r- A- . xy ' Y ' Q . E aw X N ., '91 3 ,Q E' , 1 NJ J NH. A, . -1 -g 1111.4 2l'z?l1 nnfar ,n. BOYS' HI-Y FIRST RHW XVmlv Wumlly, Chnrl-As I-'-fslm-, U11.l-ly Il-xlvixw-vll. 'I' -'-' 11-Ilxlwlx.lu--XX'iIli:1u1f.WN:-illSliip1n-r..liznuny PIIIQIIUXY. SICVUNID RUNV- liill I-'w-nm-r. lfrwl lie-st, Vinw-nr Axlnlnx. .xflfllill IP:1l1,fl1tri1lgu-. John Xvlllkilli, I-'rank Mvauimvs. 'PIIIRIT ROW 'l'll11l'l0S I'v:11'snn. I-Ilhvrt Ilwlgwpo-Ill. John Vhzlrlvs Rush. I.j'lIl1lI1 Mvlvin, Iiilly Ivurhamu, l llI'Ii'l'II HOW -Fw-rl IIILIVIIIII, flilflilllkl Ihuruvs. llurris St11l'gw-s, In-wf-y llrnswvll, Iiaxvid Pittman. Iiill Ilfilllhlllll, FIFTII RUXV-Act-'IH'I:l'1lXfUH,Ch1lI'l1'S Tlxmvrm-, Earl I!utl4-:'. livl Nw 'I'ln--rn:-. IU-1111.41 I:3lI'lIl'N, Ilmhly' I'I'illIlll. IH-:uu11l Mllnllsnll, Page Twvzzfy-Fozu' li lwI HI S1 1 DC i gl I iw Z' ' g5 SENIOR GIRLS HI-Y J i m-'V X ll ' NH lvl iii' 'GNN lf!! .-MQW! I bi QFN1 +..f' 1 'lllN'l' I2U'.'.' lflmily .i-,ynl-r, I.-lla Varlu-r, Kath.-rim-XV0o1l. Mary Ellis Shulor, Mnrgarvt Powell. Marshall Spf-ars. luanita Ilavix. Miss Willaiiisuu. Aill-vu Wnmhle, Nm-llio llattlv. SICCUNIP ROXV- -Maruv Summl-rlin. Elixahrrh James, I ilrivia Lam-asll-r, Jam- Hay, 1'lli'isIim-S1-:ii'a'c-y, Nancy Barrvtt. TIIIRIP ROXV+3IflI'L'llI'1't Cartvr, Pillllilll' Palsvn- xuuras, Willwlmina Wallavf-, Ifanny May Lane-. Palsy Bnill-y. llaplim- 'l'liiglwn, FUI'R'l'II IUVXY-'1IIlI'fllil 'l'ml1l. iw- Wynm- Suit.-r. Virginia Ili:-las, livtsy Ann Iiulluck, Eiizalwth Sexton, Jean Gritfin, Frances Imrsett. Ruby lianlh-5, l llf l'll IIUW--AVivian 1'rm-tor, Annf- Hlrlncliarrl. Iirlu-rf-:1 Lawrenco, Hope Rogers, Anne White, Myrtle Warwm, Mary I.--l- Parlwr. Mary Barra-tt. Margaret Bond, Page Tzvenzfy-F1'L'0 11 f,x ,W ax lc r' Thv hnlimluys :irc uvvr. . . Wm' slzxri hawk In sc-hmm! , .. lim-rx' um- hm-vurm-s :L bunk-worm, L'I'2lIlll1liIljI fm' mill-term 1-xzuns . . , Nvw uluvtions tzlko plum- . . , OH'iuv1's aux- L-lcctm-cl fm' tho sm-mul st-muster . .. Why! half thu sc-lwul yn-zu' is mm-1' , . . . My M '1 n K- ' mn X as-J- QMFIPDN HONOR SOC IETY I-'ITIST HOW Murshznll Spa-:1rs.,Iv:m Griffin. Ilulmy Ilrzlntl--51 Ailv--11 XVw1nhlQ-, Miss I':1rkvr, SECOND ROWf li'1tl1v-rims W 1 'f' X '- -- - f- ' - - -' -' - ' - ' ' '- ua-el. BI.1r,..1rwtk.lrh1.BI.1rL.1r.-t Inu:-ll, Iinrsy l..l1I.y, xlXl.lll I'1-mln., IIIIIXIV RUXX -Jwyw Warm Mary lillis Sluule-V. lh-tsy Iiulluu-lc. lluviwl l'iIlm:lu. H41 Cux 'l'Im1'm-, .limmy Mulplly. Pagr T zvelzfy-S1'.1' ru - airw- nw -1 'Muir gn- 1 -U! 3 1 P. 1: gi, Q - vseczml Q lv lv Nl vi I' , gn-446-i A B'. 11-1 T Ili? -DN III1 T1 lm' 'KT' IIQK DI 0-4 1.1! T1 ' :H Qfik- '1'Y'41'..f 1211--ln! 1 ll'IllS'l' lllllk' -MVN. S IC! 41111 I1 1 .11-:111 Ilwld GOOD SPORTS CLUB 111111, M:1l'sl1:1ll S111-:1:'s. Patsy l':Illll'X. 'l'llIRl1 HI vs. Nnncb' Slwlrllf. fzyvlr Q S.. D B D 1 A .Q :H Eul:1G:1rl:1111l, Nlyrlh- W:1ts1111. l1.111l1111- 'l'l1iu111111, Bliss l:l:llll'll:ll'1l, HY l'1rsx l'11lI111k Kun l'hristinv S1-:1r1'y. l l1l'RTll HHH' Mary Ellis Shulm-r, Ruby llralutlcy, BLACK MASQUERS :E l1'll:s'l' Il1lXYf'N:1111'y II111-1-mr, 4'lifl1111 M11n1'1-, Blglrggm-1-f P11111-ll. .l:11111-s 15111111-s, Nlnrtlm Ann l-2:1k1-r. SEFONIP RHXV- N11 A l1111'l1-11. l-Ilu11111l Xlixun. ll1111:1l1l llryun, XY. 'l', S111i1l1. 'l'llIl!ll HOU' And'-rsun Huilvy. Ann Sh-11111-lxi-11. I.l11'y . 5 .XVI 111111, Susan l1:1115.111, 121-rglld liukv. Jack l'I1-1lg1-pclh. Page T14'c11f11-S'z'z'1'11 1' 1 0 '3 x I BASKETBALL TEAM MHIIIIQPPS' lin-nm-th liurk :md Hurry lknkvr, f'h:1rli-A'l'lwr11- MIVWII1 '5I'H?f. l'+'I-- Vanrr. Allan 'VIIIIIIIPSUII Nu-renn Runth, Juv Fountain, Jimmy l,:xn1iis, lin l':1r'p.-nt.-r. I'1llg4'I11' ilu-'lax Ii--H5 Iinrm-5. Jzwla .Xllsllrm-la, I'mu'l1 C lrl 4 IhA'l'I lim-vvllllwl' 15 .lanmlnx-V T .lainunry .I:mu:1ry Jzmllzlry .1:1uu:11'y 1 .I:mu:1ry ' .lamuxnry .I:mnnr'v ' Pnm'TuvnUwEMhf I-1-hrl1:lry In lr1'u:11'v 4 BASKETBALLSC .I. . LAM til -1-m'illv I,llI'llllIll l-'axyvlln-vilh XVilwn ll:lI1-igll I-':1y--rr:-ull. Ilzllvigll 421-1-1-lnx'illv xvillllillilul Wilmiurr--1 l!:1l1-igh I EDULE 1 47 1 ..lr 4:9 'H ..4 T 325 x 43 l .JV Basketball practices have begun . . . We have a full season The gl m is crowded at every game , . . The Hi-Y and Service Club take in new members . . . The Honor Society taps more honor students . . . The Black Masque-rs get more pledges The clubs are more active than ever FEBRUARY . fi! J X Q ELEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Hope Rogers, Elizabeth James. Eduu Male Poplin, Sunny Elmore. Mrs L'ntlm-ll. -raff- ,.- .. Fam' M A. qv. 1 . ,y :ggi-.. wx ,io 2. -'fq . ,ell .il fir? ... :I 'kj S ' 1 ,df - Q.: li-' 4 Page Twenty-Xirzc Xl! - .x ivfflzd! ffvfkf l HOME ROONI 1' HIM-N FFRRELI I I X I'1ll IVllI'llIlIll, Juvk H111-pgzxnuls, S..1lil-.XlIw1'IsUl1. . lim- S--1 Vnlm l'Hl'H'l'Il I' ' ' H HOME ROOM 19-MISS MURCHISON FIRST ROXV Jimmy llrullmv, Frzxlmlc 'I':1ylw-r, Yizxw-nt Awlnms..llvylw-4'11tllr+-ll, Mary 1- -- Parke-r. Mary Etta l'vg11'-ggyll, SECOND HUXY llnlnmlt Willinlnsnxn. .lumvs Ilflllllllullll ,lnnv Sasser. Jzxu-fll l!1'mx'n. liolvlriv Alston, 'l'llI1!ll Ii '- , P'.nI10oS .Allt'll. FTIIHCPS Svssums, Ba-tty Ruth llzxll. Susan llJlXK'S4l'Il. El'-:1I1-ll' Huy. FHVI! Miss Allll't'lllHSUfl. lirinn Sr-mr. Julian Mills, ll, A. f'lllDOlllH'l'. Xvfilllllnv YV11lli--rs, lmona Page 'Th irfjl V '-vu wl-nw. l'1'1nv1ll:1 Xllmllxlrn FIFTII ROW Willinm Ilnsv. llolrln' Nlwuw Nlikl- lYJlllTlllV!lIl 1 lvrlilnsun, Alun- yum- Nlll L-V. .If-lm W1-rsh-5, Clifton 5104.1-0, XVilhq1min3 Xvnllgqe, ' IHX' .' K lt! l'1xln1ll4'll1ll l'1ln1 Illt 4 x lnl N Illllllv RUXY Alln-rt lllv -, Ei :' .'Ir:m:'4'. -luliurl St:nrlim:. Nunn' Spa-iyzllt. Shirlr-Q' r ' - -M XX lillly lllwutt. XY:-ml:-Il Ilurris, Alvx XXX-lrlv, lmplmirn- lmylfwrl, June Amlrewi YYNf-641075-f uatsivti Alba Casey. Graco' I-Ilwuse A , y' L, vu-'s. Rf-sl-In ,ner. . H2 A fl L, 145 ,VD f 'x fr Ll Anrv me If 1 127 YQ, L 'lvl M'VY4,l.NXX Luvpl J ,HJ ' I Q ' QL Ag xkyqj . , , , f,,1f',f ,- I I NI IP , .IIN I sv' I ,I ,IL Wk Pf'! , , . 1 Igqkl If f .ahah K' V 'T' I 7' ,,I,,m.., M -I HOME ROOM 5fMISS RICKS fo! N I'IIlS'I' IIHW Ynrzinigu Ilnluil, Vlmrlultw M111-VIII. Il4'III'L1v'l1I'ZIIII. Hu'--nn K+-nnwly. Slnirlvy Ruth SICVUXIP ROW- A. Il, IH-try. NI:1I'L::lr4-I Iluu-I. Mary Iizxtlmx-rinw Dix-fn, llvrnld Ivukv, Luwy Arnnld, ltvrry Iiryrm, .Xrn-lmiv Mathis 'l'lIIIIll ILUXV 'IH-I-Iv Rawls, l,IOy1I MI-1'11II-A11, .IOM-I Null-II-rs, x I VXI ' Q 5 lfnwlkvs, LI-is Inscw, XXWIIILIIII Ifznxwrxlm IQIIILIIII. Nlury XIJIIILTIIIII, Alum Illaxsguw, Bliss Il unit: L- O - I Irwin! l4IIII'l'II IIUXY llux' Glu-Q-Ill: Fl'I1w'NI I I I HOME RCOM 106-MR. Mc-GREGOR I IIIS'I' IIHNY- Mr NI:-lllwguy I: ' If . : f-I' - 'nm-,,I. r Ihnn- tt ff 1 I In XXI: I. X Xlurlu- llnllnlN.h.ulII-541In I Im Imlfxn XIII' Ill fun I I 11-llvlfl. I'rvIl IIIIIFIIII SICVUNIP IIUXY .Xrllmr Ililvh. 1'Iu'1rI-N Wzfllwr, li:1y 'I'I1I-rnv, IVIIIIFIIIQ 'I'ImrnI- I'l'lx1II-' NIM-I Imluzu Hu-f IH-Im. Ilw- I'n-rv--. Ilan-Iwl Ilmxm-. l,f-IN I'w1'p:u1wn III-rlII:1 Iianrn--s. Ilups- Ihu:-'-rs.'I'IlIHD IIIIXX'-.TW If-nllulmu. Iimzvm- II--I-ka, .I, 'I' 'I'In.,1npwn. Sunny I-Ilmv .Inrnv-5 I,4'wiS. Mnrvin Y:IrImrI.ugII, IIIII IIr:mII:1m. III-H I r' Ir. I III l2:Irn.'Iv, llllzn Ii--WI.-1' I In M101-.-, III1II'1- IW mm-:I .Iv Pugv Tlzi,-fy-fl-nv i X . 1' 9 Lfflfnl ' ' 'V '-17 'if x i 'N . .QM .X b N, ' 'hfllf' ' ' 'X , X 4? 'KWI HOME ROOM T-MRS. CUTHRELL 3 L l'IIIS'l' HOW- Mrs, Uilrliiw-ll, .Iuyvv lluli--, lid llillmziii. l.i'w-ilqx I':i::v'. Hi-I-i':i:n NI:1ylwrry. llulllnh llvnii--rt. llillir Willizims. Nlnry A. Ilrulw, l 1'e-fl Angst. I,-viiisw Vlrwlc, SICVHXII IIHXY lliwlily l'I'lIIlIIl, Vzirlyli- llvrrif-tt, Sherrill HIIYIIIIP. J:u'k liisliup. R. I,. l'hi1'k. I lui'1-lim' 1l1'i-:illifwllfig I'i':llu-fm 13i'iI'l'iii, ICI--:iii-in' l':ll'liwi'. Mlliliwvl Xiu-i1'1'. Sliirh-5' A1'1'ii1g:tun.'l'lllHlD ICUNYP-Elm-r liunn. Aziiwwri l'4-I+-rs-iii, ll xi'-ii llrznauf-II, llihmlvl l'l:.rIi. 'l'-mi xlJIllll4'NXN, lifl .lwliimiih IVNQ-ilSlcip1u-1', Ulycln- Ili-lull-rsuli,I'l:1rryl1:1lu-r. Iii-lly llzlriii-s, li'-vlgy I.:---. l4Zi'i1i-atiiw Smith. l i':ii11--is lmvix, Murin- Phillips. l Tfffl H- --- ,- ,I A nl H 1 HT! c1 N -4 lllllll. I x E : Q32 l wish A QW, ,IVNICR GIRLS' HI-Y FIRST RUW Jzliivfr l.:i1':Q, Ilvtty Slllll1'l',.XllYl Vliiplvy. .L-'ii l i'1:'lui1'ifl:i-A SIC1'HNl'v RHW fnirmliy f.'ll:ll lf'S. Nina .XiN'I'!IJlfilY. lluiirwu ll:11iglit1'i1l:1- l'1it Vi-sins. .Kill---ii 12-lli-1. liilll' lTI'+'lli'l'. 'Vllllll' IIHNY .Ulu Xvllllilllli, llxldiu Llisllop, ltlot Smith, Ilulvlviu NVl,mre-ii, lluiwirliy 1'4i::'ii1N.L':l1'-'Iwi Ilwldiwii. NZIII41 Mixfin. Pagc T11 iffy-Tu'0 J i cf 1 This is the month for baseball . , . Season tickets are on sale X Ganies are held in the stadium several afternoons a week Elections are he-lil for ngxt Yt'3l'lS class officers . . . Canipziigzns begin in earnest , . . Politics - Politics I Q ' iililecif ' A mf' M ff I ' 1 SlC.Yl'l'fl P' Miss lhirt DEBATING CLUB ' 011.110-vkp' I.:-4-, llupv Hog--rs, ll'-tty Hull: l'vi'kiiisv-in, liziviil l'itlin:1ii. Blzirv littqi Pi-zirsrill, Y--iiiiln llilr-in. lnixiisv llflllllllllillll. Imris I'rm'tor, STAXIUING .lxninv-s llzimni-inil, lliiilnly I'i'iinin,- -Xrvliiv Xlzirliis, Ilrl:iii Yi' tt Nli l ul Uliiiilivlii l'ill l'l'lIlllIlIl lin Vu' I ini nt XX'illiilnsm li in Nluinlil lvllll I iii lit n l'i li li - 4' .. UH ' ..- -: :,.:vu:...: ii :.r,.-: . 's,.i .1!iuI,: issvg' Ii Iiilnn Mai- Poplin Prrgc TI1z'rfg1-Tlirm' pv- JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB FIRST ROXY, llvtsy llullllvk. Ni11:1 .X1N'I'lIIlfllf'. lint 1'-vgginx, XX'ill1vl111i11:1 XY11ll:11-11, SICVUXII IIUXY l'I1l'iNV111-- 1'1-1-1-.-11:11. Iflllill' .I -111--1'. l 1':111k M1:11l1111'x. l :11111i-- Mm- l.1111v. Nlrx .Il-1111 l,1-1-, .If-YW xx-Jll'4l. ,I:111w1 l,111':-'. 1.1-1:1 l':11'lQ11r Tlllllli IZUXY--.lo-an llfvllnwvll, lm-1 Mvlillffif-, Xl ll, lI1'y.111. ,X:11'-111 I'1-I1-114111. Il:1Yif! K1-11114-fly Jnyv'-' 5:11111--rs 1'l::1l'l1vtt1- Klurrill MUSIC CLASS-MISS WORSLEY I-'IIIST IMAX' I-1111111 BI:1-1 I'm11li11. If':111111-- Elm- l.:1111'. .T:111-- 0.11 1'l11-1x1111-- 1'-11-11--11:1-. A1111- I1l:111-'l1:1rd. Ilvray' Ann I:llllll4'k l'l1111'l1-rw lI1lI'I'ill, I5--N111 V1-1111111. Sl-IVHXII IUIW .Xl'---- .I--:111 S11:it11. I'v11.-I-111.- l':111r--l.111k:1s. 1:1111-I I.:1r:-', I rz1114-,C lI..r111-. 'l':1Yi:1 II41ll11'1111k, 3l:1r'5' A1111 l:l'2lkl', lI:11'y Ii!1:c:1l1- 111 I-'lm-1 ,IM .XIIIA S111--s TIIIIZII IUHY- IlnI'4II'hj' Sr:1rl111:. 5: ':: -1- .1 11511 , 1: ': 1 lillis, I'-Aruy S11'iwlg1.1111I, .ln A1111 Vvifilxb. .X11111- XY1ll1:1111x, .l:1111- 1i1':1y I!--11111,-tt. I1111tI!1111 Il I1r111 I-'HI'lI'l'll IIHW Hhs lI:1z-fl XY-11-511-y, Ihftry Iiurh IH-1-ki11w11, l'flw1-- 5I:1lliw11. 3l:11'gy I-Ipfr--i11. Imr Cvggixu, Juzm l':111:l11ridg1-. Pagv Tlzirfy-Four -. 1' 1' V ,x . ifwkdg i, fifii 'X xv' Ilfi f , ' ' Q 4' T 1 fl 1-f Ni A 4 'Xi Xa ' i J x J ,,... V .- -QWJA.. U..- , I U- ,-Y., X GIRLS CHORUS l I1!S'l'IUrXY l.:1l1r:1 .X ILIWIS, 5I:ii'::ir--I ICII--n. l-'ituiivi-N llI'iiTiii. Mary Ii. llix-ln, Bl:1r::iril 'l'lmnipsnl1. Ii.-ity Amli-1-us,SyIx'i:i .liiyu--r. Miiremrvr Sunil'-y. l'1IiL:1Ywrh liiiulifli, livnislini- Smitlii Kxnrhryn l':n1'k+-r, lmrothy Sturlixiz, K:ltln-rim- Wmnl NI-I1'uNlll!1hW l,.n1is.- Ilim-in-furiit, 'I'iu-liim Iiyrnl. Xziuvy lhirrw-tri .l:u-kiv Hinton, Mzlrgzziri-I XlYl'I'D'IlP'. Nun I.iv-isziy, ,Xlnlr-'y Nxxmu, I l':im-4-s Alla-11, Iillvllvl llrzmi--, Marie- Phillips, Iluf l'h:irlu-s. .Ii-:in Iinrm-s. II.-my liullur-la. 'l'lIIIll1 HOW Luis I4'.-rguismi, Ilmin vlizisvii, lm! Itrnlirli-y, 111-tim Cmstin. Orrin-li:n lmvis, .Ivan llyrcl. I,--In H:irrimni, Iilaii- llnrri-II, Mavis Strivklniifli Uvlziviai Kuiulil. IfIliv.:1lwIlu N--xlun, lvlty lirill-y. l4'0l'Il'l'll IIHW Kzltlu-rinv Ilugliws, .lnyvi-S:1l11lu-rs, N1-lliv Ilnlllf-, Snruh .luliiismh Pi-:gy Xlarshull. ICIQ-:inur I':irkf-r. Jzmi-ll lirmvn. VYVYII- XV:itswu, N1-Il All-rriutt, Jv:ii1 .Im-nkius, N4-vzi Hwvns. Mr, l':nrr5, Vuriui- Slillvy, Edna Vllflfltllf. Jenn Pivrm-. 49, Puyw T11 iffy!-Fil -59' XPKII. ' X jL.'1l I' The Blackbird is full of gossip for In the spring a ynumx 15 mzm's fzmcv turns . . . Spring fvwi' is ahuut tu got us all . . .WL- sit and gaze into space and watch the clnck . . . Oh, Hum. . , . ' W9l911lll3Z3 A N HAL V 'A u-00 if , f Q 'QQ i , Wi in X X A W I OA SERVICE CLUB ,Zig 1114244 fed' iii, FIRST ROXV-Hairy' Rnrrvtt, Corinnv IM'-nsnn, lI21l'Shf1li S1-wars. Elizaln-tli James. Ruby Brantley. Katherinv YVOOII. SEPUNIP IUVW-Rlnrgziroz Bond, Viviun Pxwwtnr, .Ti-:in Ilidilh-, llurznrf-t Imxn-ll. Virginia Ilnbil. Juanita Davis. THIRD RIDW--David Pittmam. Doris Prwvtnr, Blfilfilil Ti-dfl. Miss 1'rivu1r, FI'!1IH'4'5 In-rs.-tt, Hope' Rogi-rs, Ed Cox Th0l'I.ll'. Page Th irfy-Sir GIRLS' ATHLETIC Sumnu-rlin, Mary l-Illis Sllull-12 liatlxvrim' FIRST IUPXY Patsy liailn-y, Vllristim- Sl-arvy. lfranw-S lwrss-tr, Maruv Wmul, l'atrim-ia l.am-ash-r. Hnlvy llrzlmle-y, Marshall Spl-:1rS.4'llristi11v l5lll'K,A11lI'j' Illlixalu-tl1 NYl-avvr. I,nrrainu Juynvr, Musa lllam-Imr-l. Ann Xl'l1it1-, SEVHXI1 IIUXY--.Il-:111 Ilarn-As. xllllllll' XValstun. Ann Iiarrlngl-r. I-If-tty H1-nry. Ella Ma-- Momw-. 'l'llIIlIl IIUXYH Russ- Shu-:1ri!l, .xllll Vllvrry, tlravn- XYillia11lsnn, 'l':lr ZllIlllll'l'lll1lll, I 1ll'R'l'll RUXY Blagflalim- Laytl fn, Palm-lx Jwmfs. lin-lvl: Jnlmslm. l'r:ml-4-5 Prnut.-r, F1I4 I'lI ICHXYV Mary Lilly Ilhirmvllznlwlt, l,wrr:1in- l':11'1u-lm-r, ll--lvu llrillg-Irs. Nlilllrl-li l'1'uluu.1-ml. Wiukil- llarris, llvtry Clint-m. l.ym-rtv Lanll. U 1vr:i:1 llravy. l lUl l'Ill'l' fvllllll. Rlizalwtl1 Sl-xtan. SIXTH POW NI llllllll Y- l Nlutin I'lttx Nh I Ph l tru- Alla l'rau.'l-s lllvks, llnrlsrllu- 1,111+--1: lll-ll-n Slllllll. Mun l ul I l .ary .-1 -. . -4 .:' .-- nl-r. ara via llullnmnk. Ang'-rlanv Wllittif-ld. lirlvcrlc Il:-1-sv. Mary I-llizalu-tll lfll-vt, lluth Mathis lllk Sl-IYI-IN'l'II RUXY 111-tty Umm. Julia llivks, Q dll Q Q' SPEECH CHOIR - 7 2 lfll!S'I' IIHW Vivian l'r-vc-I1-r, lialln-rlm- W.-ml. .ll-an l'i.-rw-A Nlarln- Summvrlin. liurn- Jnllnslm. SICVHNII HHH' Vl'il'lllll4' ln-nwn. Llflllw' llrumnmull. liv--lyn l'1-Hill, .Il-yw Ward. .limmy Adams, 'l'llIIIlr RUW Blau lillis Slml--r. ll:-1'i5l'rm't-rr, All--vu XY--mlrll-, Patsv llaill-v, Jw- l'l1rv1s, Mus l:lll'I1IlI l4'1ll'll'l'll HUXY Lula Park--r, Ir--nv lfixun. Ruby llrantlvj, .lllanifa lb--rllpwy, lj--0 Ml-l'm1Tip Page Tlziz-tu'Scz l Y' N ' 5 ll X ,pw , ,fx N 1 l l J f UL rf ' X , X l II , ,' I l .. g , K 1 K l J 1 'N ,, l .1 IA , ri' !UL M xx Jo ffl U 1 V 'I' L if I ,.-,,:...- . -J.. V' 'f g .12 n iq. Cl 5' 'TZ' ' ,gif GLEE CLUB ' W. l-'llirfl' HOW .Krall--lln Gray. Tir-tty Shult-r. Joyce Ward, I-II1lilyJ1-yn:-r.Mznrgzlrot Pnt-rn, Martha R, Burton. Marie 4ll:ls:-vw. lfllllllil l.--.- V1-ll1nQ. Alum Stinson, Shirley Stl-wzlrt. IH-I Blnxwl-ll. I-'rum-tw In-w.J:1nvt I,:1r:u-.Mary I.nlliSr' llilltz--l.SlC1'llNllliUXV- l'Iul:1tl:1l'l:1n1l.I.--l:11'ark1'-r. Shirl-'A' Iillis. 1-'roll Jollxlsml. Patsy Iluilt-y, Jam- Andre-ws. Ulnristinv mmpywllgl-. Put llilllK'ilSIl'l'. A111-nu Peterson, Evelyn l'I1-ulwlllics, Ann XVilli:m1s. Ann Critt,-lwr. Bn-tty Hauf- mzlu. I'vl'2lIll 'x Svssf-1115. TIIIHID RUXVA-Fzlnlly Mae Lane, 3I:artll:1.X1m Iinkvr. Ann I:l1iIlt'll1lI'd. J21lllvS Turner. W. T. Smith, l.l--ytl BI:-l 11llv-n, Imvitl Imwsun, Butldy Prinuu, All-X XV.-lull. Frnnl-1 'l'uyIa,lr, Jn-:ln II1-llmw-ll. Priucille XVOmbl9. Q f'lH'iSfiH S1'1lI'4'l'5I l'YlSiv 'l'111'm-r. I'0I'RT1I ROW-M. D. Iiryun. .Iulxn Huw'-, Wt-mlvll Harris, Clifton Moore. Tommy L Vlmx-ll-s. V--mon Iv:1l1gl1t1'i-lgv. J. P. Patterson. Bill Fenner. 15'3IlIll'fT B11l'IlvS. Dllvid Kvnllffdbl RUM' Bl'0DU'33'. A- H- IH-rry. Maury l.w lklrlivr. Mr. Parry. I Page Tlzirty-Eiglzl' 1 MA i' . , U' i -U, 5 3 V i This is the month of the Senior Class . . . So they -li 8 '5 i , R. M. H. S. forever . . . The Junior-Senior d?ice is d in e ,Sf . t A N- gym . . . The Senior play is presented . . . Ihe Senidr Pifqiic isX , J given . . . Exams start again . . . The B alaureaie Sfixyiion is Xu. i ' 7 delivered . . , Graduation night is heres, . Good luokzto you, lx xf SENIORS .. . U . Y El , 1 1. 5' i ll yr xi 'l -V X' AY f X Q X L tix . ' T , i' xi 7 VN 5 'si' M 1 u .V ,Q . V . ' W V I .J . e 1 l , 5 NG! Wk '-Ulf LP N N . xii' ibtll Jr V YV! V , X4 ' x W5 V sfl v Xl Uf N k XX i i jx X, Q . . V 1 'lvl' Q' ' ' X ' . Q' ' Af' V xlfi iii' F 2-J yi ,Xl kr N Q' QS . x 32 nsnw Y? l 4 l TWELFTH GRADE OFFICERS Patsy Bailey. Katherine- Wood, Miss Bond. Juanita Davis. Fruiim-s llorsf-It Page Th 1'1'fy-Xinf' it-vi 1,,, W L' 4 at 1 , ,n . la'i I. 3 . l I Q. 0:11075 I A ,i w' ss. v. , Q5.-.4 . mv ,- 'gxif - . ' fi 3 '- . . ., ,vi A - if?-gk . ' 'v . - Z1- bf . tr' A nr' as fy.. 5 19 ' 'f-JI' .' xyfx I 'vs 'Q 'T' . Q11 FI HST IU NY AFRUSS JAMES J. ADAMS lloim- lhmni Il'-p1'1-si-int:itixv 1: Iuilusti'i:il ,Kris Vluli lg Iluiiii- Ilmmi 'l'iw-:isiiiwr 2: H1-iisv Zlllli 1il'lhllllIlS l'n1nn1itl1-1- Fliziir- main 2: llnluo Ronin Iii-iirn-s--litzitixw I-1: Spi-1-vli Clull fl: C1-114-wssioiisU1-iiiiiiitrv-i-511 '1'riitTiw QR-iiiiiiitti-v 4: Yin-wry l'1Il'1I 4: Ai-rq-il:uiitiv Vlulv 4: Sp--wli Vlulu 33 I-Ii' Nm--AI' Ailvi-rtisiiig.: AIZIIHISVI' 5: Huy Svivllf. BETTY IVEBB ANDREYVS Holm- Rntblll View--I'l'i-ni4iL-Ill I1 Vive-f 1'I'l'Sllit'llI nf U. A. A. fl ll. A. A. 22 llumv- liwmniiiim- Vlulv 1: Girl S1-uiits 1. J.. Ji. Iw4l114m5 4.11l--1-1lulu.v. lluiin- Rimiii Viv.-.l'i'i-sirli-lit 33 Vivil .Xir ffucli-I 5. ALLISON HARTLY AYSCUE '1'ypin: Uliilv I: l'li:m-urzupliy' Vlul- 4. MARY PATSY BAILEY Ulaiss Vin--l'l'i'siilviiI li .Ili Nzliiniizil Ilniiu1'Sm'ivI3' 2: 'l'y1fiu:1'liil12: Sp'-vuli l'lulu I'ri-sill--nt Ii: Ili-iiiw Ili-uni Nl'1'l'l'I2ll'j' Il: ll'-luv Iimuu IL-pi---M-iitzitixw 33 Jr, Girls Ili-Y 3: llniui- Ilmuu Yiw--l'ri-si- clviit Il: I'I1lllli'IIll1lIll I'1'o-Xlwlvllt 4: Vim-tury Corp 4: Sr. Girls IIifY 4. 3: Iif...4lS1m1-xg Cliil- 4. 5: Sr. Nuti--mil Iiuiiur Sun'i1'Ij'5: Pagr' Furfgf ,Q Vin-ii 4 3: Sp.-1-rl, Vlmir 4. 5: Class l' siilwiir 33 Vniiiie-il uf C'l1nir 5, IRMA MAJETTA BAKER llwiun- lin-uimliiivs fiillil l : Jr. Ile.-il Fross 4. SEVUNIV IIUNY --A1 IlUSS MARTHA ANNE BAKER .Ir. Sp.-iw-li Vluli 2: 'I1j'lilll,Lf1'illIl 3: Gln-Q Vlulm l. 5: llruiiiaitirs Flulw :lg Jr, Rwrl Vi-iss 4: lilac-li Blnsqm-rs Tr'-:isurur 5: S1-um: l'l:iy 4'-viiiiiiitt--v 5: Yin-tury Corp 4: Slum- l'rvw 5. JAMES ALTON BARNHILL Anim AI4'l'il2lllll' Fluli 4: Radio 4: Typ- ni: 3. GERALDINE QJQRIIJ BARNES iilvlrllv'I'I1'lvl'11vlllii:N lwlllll l. 22HiI'lS1'll1jrI'llS .ul Stull- l r--xx' .r. MARY LANGFORD BARRETT S1-iiiui Girls' lli-Y 4. 3: Si-i'x'i1.-0 Club 3, 4. 5: lhiuil IZ. 4, 31 Virtwry Vnrp 4: .I-iiirimiixiii 4: G. A. A. 2. NANCY ELIZABETH BARRETT llw-mv Ili-fun 'I'i'+-aixlirifr l: Il-vinv Rm-iii 'l'iw-zisiiiw-1' 2: Ilnllli- Il-.mil Si-vi'--r:iry 2: .luiiif-r Naitifviiul Hniwr Sm-i.-ly 1, 23 l'r.-sill'-nr :mel 'l'i'1-aisiilw-1' uf II1-luv Rnoiii il: .Iuiiinr Girls' Hi-Y 2. 3: Si-uiur Girls' llifl' 4, 5: ll.-img Ru-nu Ijvprs-si-ntntive 4, 5:Virtwi'y Furl: 4: lllzirk Masque-rs 4. 5: Si-rgro-:mt-iii-:irins nf lilxlck Musqun-rs 5. TIIIRIH RUXV4ACROSS RHODES R. BATSON . Ianni! 1. 2, H. 4. 5: Shop 2: Eli-L-tricity Vluli 3: Pliutngrupliy Cluh 4: Home Ilunlll '1'r4-:isilrvr 5: Vis-tory Corp 4: CAP 5: Ili-Nur-Ar Staff NELLIE FRANCES BATTLE Ilnlllv Hmvlll I'rvSi1lvIlf. Hume ROOIH Rvpri-sviitntiw. Junior Red Cross 4: Girls Fliurus 5: Se-ni-'sr Girls' Hi-Y 5: HIPC 5. DANIEL HARRISON BEARD, Jr. 'I'X1rlll,'Z Vlul, 11 Shop Flulv 3: Eh-ctricity Vlulu 4: CAPC 5, IRYMA BENNETT llrnumtirs Ululf 1: .Iunir-r Speiecli Club 2: Vim--I'r-isiilv-in of H-iinw R1-om 21 Yi:-wry Vi-rp 4: Hi-Y IT. 4: G..-.rl Sports Clul. 5: S.-niur Silpvrlntiix- Bust Looking. RUTH BENNETT S,-rr.-t:iry ..f I'I.,1uv Rmuxi 2: Ilunn- Room 'l'i'v:ixliri-r S13 Huinv Iiruimniics Club 1: linirriii: Cluln 2: Ri-il Cross Club 3: Ivmiimtics Club 4. O B I-'lI!S'l' IU 'XY .U'Iil PSS EDYVARD DARRELL BENSON I'l'4-aiclvut OI' llulul- Ihuuu li Ilnuu- lim-lu lll-px-1-S1-lllzlllxw 2: 'l'I'l'1lSlll'l'I' uf liuzlish Vluss uuul Sp--znlaiug Vluss 55: lluuul l, 2, , . . . V. .1,4, .ng .Klllullv-1'll:llIl14l lull .'.g urvlu-slru :nrr:nugiu:: :null n-cunlllvtiug 1'lulv I! l'rl-sid:-ut ur' Iluuu' Ihmlu 5. KENNETH BERK lluuu- ltmuu 'l'r:-:uslllw-r 1: lluuu- lhuuu Il--pr--m':ll:ltnx'v I, 2, 4: .luuinr Nzuiuuul Iluulu- S-wil-ly 23 .Iuui-u' liuys' lli-X' 2, Il: .Isslsluut Xluuugl-r .Iuuiur :lull S1-uiul' liclslu-tlulll 2. IL 42 Alilllilllvl' Se-uiux' llusknll-:ull 3: AIPIIIIIPI' .XII-Star Iluucl 2, lliglu Svlxnul Sports XYx'iln-I' fur l-In-uf . , - . . IIILI 'l'Q-le-:.:l':uu L., IL 4, .lg l!Iucl4lur1l Stuli . . -. .. 4.,XsalshlulXI:lu:l1,:l-rl-:lslivtlulll--24.1155 Sp'-rts lillilnr uf Hl'Nlll .XI' 3, ELIZABETH ANNE BLANCHARD llouu- Ilmvlu I'1'n-sillvut 21 Sl'lll4'Sfl'l'S l Xu-1--l'rufsul1-ut -1 Juuuu' hlrls lll-5 J. II: Ulfiw-r 1Su1'l'v!:lI'XP 31 Ilnllln- llmnlll ll--pr.-eq-lululxvv 2, 243 In-I-uliug: 'IH-:uu 2 1'In:liruu1u lilo-1-Iiuus l'Oluluilt1-v 4: S1-uiu I. Girls' Ili-Yi .Illninr lillitnl' HI'N1l1 .xl' Stull' 4: 4'4lilII'lllllll Sull-s Of XVIII' Stulups , , . , , . uunl lmufls 4: Juumr Musu-1 lub 41 1 lmu' 4, 5: 4'u4'huix'1u:lu of XVIII' A1-tivitiv Uululuittn-1' 51 S1-vre-Ixnry Of Stumlvu S I .Xsse-lulvly 5: Hi-Nm--Al' C. U. :xml li, NV. .L NEVERSON COOPER BOOTH, JR. 'fyllilll-f Vlulu Sig lisaxks-tlrull Ii, 4, 5 liuslu-tlmll 4, 5: Vivlury Vurp 41 Vpl FAI' 5: 4'll-4'llIIil lIlilll 'l'rutTim- l'1uu1uitt--.- F '0d'1fRANCEs LUCILLE BOYD Svc-re-tury uf lliluh- Vluss 23 Iluuu- Rmu ll Sl'1'l'0'lIll'y Zig l'1'1-side-ut lluuu- E4-uluuuiw eniovs Il, 42 Jlluiwl' Ill-1lk'1'nss 41 Vl1'I1IYy 1'4vl'll 4. SIGVHNII IIHW--XKYRUSS RUBY MERLE BRANTLEY lluuu- Ilmuu 'l'l'4':lSlll'1'l' 2: l'lu1il'1uuu l'x-Opzrauu Vfuuluiltvl- of lluuu- llmuu Ii: Slutl' .Kssisluul 4'1-rp uf ll'-xl Urns-. III lluuu- Ilmuu lh-prw-slltzxliw 4: Typing 4'luIl2gSIlupI1g Viv!-u'y V01-114344. A. A. 24. 4, 3: H, A. A. 'l'r:-usllrf-1' 5: S4-uiur Nuliuuul llullnl' Sm-il-ty 4. 5: Yin- l'rv5i- mll-ul 51 Tl'l'1lSlII'l'l' Slufll-ut liuvn-1'ul11cuK 5: Spl-4-vlu l'lluil'5j1'hoiI' J: Hmul Sports llull .pg Svrvuw- Clulr 5. RUSSELL ANDERSON BRASWELL luui-u' llifflu I'-wlw-tl:-xll I' lfmnrlrnll 1 . , .., 4 . . . . 2,I2,33l'pl.1'Al'l' 53111441-lullliig Yivtury lmrp 4: liusluftlulll 53 'l'1':1t'fi4' t'4uu1uittn-v 5, RUDOLPH BRIDGERS Typing Vlulv 2: Hzulin 4: A.,-ru1u111ti-As 4: Yis't1u'y Vurp 43 I-'1mtlr:lll21, 4. DONALD BRYAN l'lu-I1 gruplny Vlulm S52 Iiluvk Musqun-rs 3, 4, 5: l'l'1-side-lxt 4: Iiuys' Ili-Y 3,41 Sucre- r.up .L MARSHALL DIXIE BRYAN, Jr. lluuu- Itmuu Sl-urn-t:ll'y 2: Iluml 1. 2, 3. 4. 5: l'h-air 4, 5: l'1u-sinh-ut Of Buys' l'luu'us 5:1':1pl:liuufliululBzlfunduf-ting Vluh 4: S4-uim' Nuys' Ili-Y 4: Junior Nlusiu Vluh 4, 5: V41'I1l1'y Choir 4: Choir wwuuu-il 5. 'l'I-IIRIh RHXV-ACROSS BETSY ANN BULLUCK Clasp I'1'4-siel--nt 1: lluuu- Ruruu Prvsi- llv-ut lg Nzlliouul Iluuur Suvirlty 1, 2: 'l'r.usurvr 2: I'I'1'SllIl'llI .Iuuiur Iligll S4-lm: .,. pl 2: l'x'4-sill:-:lt .luuinr Girl! lli-Y -, llnuu- Iiumlu N-c'I'4'I:ll'X 21 lfi-rrivt Wiulu-1' iu l'iuuu 1'-lulvst 2: 1'llJlII'lllZlIl xvill' Avtivili.-4 Vuxulnnirtw- S11 Wiuuvr of l'ix'it:1u Vitizvusllip All-clul II: .Iuui-rr llusiv 4'lul1 ZS. 4. 3: lfulllv Ilmuu Sw- l'-'lur' I mul 1 mu 4 r 4 1 -4: Yivl-ary 1'-arp 42 Vim-I--l'rl-sifln-III S1-uiul' Girls' lli-Y 4: Viv-l'llilIl'Ill2lll I x Il: I f -I-I 11411--s-lnlurivv of 1f Suln- uf Wan' Slxuulns 4. 5: ll--le-:zulu IO Iiusfv ru Ilixtrivt M:-vtiup: nf N, 1'. S. S. V. l' 42 IH'l4':J:lIv fu Hil'lS' Stuff- 41 Xlurslunl 4: Gmul Spnrts Vlulm I, .13 Swuiox' Nulinllall Ilulmr sul-il-ry 4. .rg l'rl-siull-ut I':ilSll'I'll Iustrlvt N .1', S. S. C 1. -1, ll. A, Il. tltxzw-uslup I'1lLIl'lll1 5: 4 lnulu--ss Mrulnngvr ul Ill-N..--Ax' O: Svllinl' Slum-1'lutix'v, MARTHA READE BURTON Illvlllv Hmuu Sl-1-l'l-tary 1: Typiu: Club li 'I'I'v:lSlll'n'l' of .Illllinr High 22 Sp:-1-will 1'lul-2.1rg.Iuui1u-Ili-Y 2. I-Ig Hulu-A Iiulull Swl'n-tary 4: Uluur .rg tflu-s-1'lv:1cl1-1' 3. IYIARGARET WILLIFORD CARTER Iluuu- Rm-zu Prvside-ut 2: Vim--Prvsil I ' lg SU no II Yin'- 1l1ul OI Juumr II1 ll ll l l'1'c-siclvllt nf.llIl'1iuI' HiAY 33 Ilonn- Rflllllll Ilplwl-utaltivv 2: -Illlliul' Hi-Y 1. 2, 3: Suuiul Uuuluitrw 2. 43 Clulirluzlu R041 Uruss 1'Oru1uittl-1- 4: Sn-uiur Hi-Y 4: K'Il:lll'lll2lll 1'Omnu-ul-vnu-11t VUIIIIIIIIYPC 4: Yivtury Corp 3: Sf-uiur Ilouur Sm-ivty 4. LOUIS THOMAS CHARLES 'l'ypiup.r Club 4: Ulwir 4, 5: lfluulf- Rnunl Rvluw-svxllzltivv 5: Assistant RIRIIIQILIUI' uf I ll4IIlilll T1 llll 7 lr' ' ' N r, . A r. -- : -1 4 3 'lvll Au' Patrol Lullvt n, X ll'fUl j' 1'Orp4. HAROLD COGGINS ltuys' Ili-Y 1. 2, IZ: S4'l'l'L'tlll'5' nf Photo- uruplly Cluh 43 llwuu- Iinfuu Represen- turiw 4: Eauzlv Sl-Out, ?b vn- ,Q svn' C' gb. 11' 5- Q 'Sr' -ig! Page Forty-Ono g t l .1 1, .1 P yi i li i fu!! lx , in 'li f ilf 1 L tl II , My lvl Q Clilliviqill Igllllylip ,4 Y' Ax I' .X, . f X I K, FIRST IUNV- AVR! .' KATHLEEN COGG Typing Flulu 1: I5I'2lIllilflL'S Club L G. A, A. 3: vlt'Illl'1' Uurli 4: l :1ute-1-114. EMMA LEIGH COLLI lflnlii-bl lligli S4-liunl Z:g lhttn 1'lub: Junior Ri-il Prnss 4: Pri-siclw-nt of Hunk Club 4. CHRISTINE EULALIA COPPEDGE llulllv lCl'uliu1lIis's t'lllll 11 Tylbillg' Clllli 22 illlllltll' IIPII Vruss Iii Chinn' 4, 51 HOIIN' Romani Si-i-rw-lziry 2: l'r1-si4lvnt bf lluuii- Rtltvlll 4. RETHA COSTIN 'Fyping Vlub l: llului- Evbimxiiicts Club 23 Ir, IQ, 2: Vim-tory Uurp 4: Tl'i'llSlll'Q'l' of Ililrli' 1'l:lSS. RUBY LEONE COX Typing Club l: lluim- Ilmuu Si-rl'--t:1i'y 3: lluiui- llimiu llvpri-sviitailivv 5. Sl'Il'4 PN!! Il1IWM.l.l'llHSS ANN CRITCHER .Tuuibr Sin-vm-li Ulibir l: lluiui- llmuu Ri-p1'i-se-iilzilivv 2: Vim--I'i'i-siili-lit uf Ilunii- limuu 2: .lunibr lli-Y 3: .Tnurn:i- lisni Club Il: Glu- Club 4: Glw- Club lfuunc-il 4: Si-nibr Ili-Y 4: Vivtury Corp 41 '1'1'f-:1sl11'v1' of llumi- Rimui 4: Guml Spurts Vlub 4, 5, l irv llrill l'iuiiiliitii-i- 5. Page Forty-T100 4. W .EL -... .. RIAN IVIOQDTRIEIDAUGI-l-RIDGE, JRA ly' VP if Vif fF' W V INS' and F'-'md yjpinu l'lub 1: Rudin 41 I-look 41 Hi- ' r. 5: vl4'lIlI'y Vurli 4. VERNON FLETCHER DAUGHTRIDGE llnml l. 2. Ii, 4 5: I'nifurm f'ustodi:1n 1. 13, I-Z, 4, 5: Stuff Surgamt l, 2: Orvlwstrn Ulub 1. 2: Hand Librzirinn 3. 4: Head In-inn Major 3. 4, 6: lst. Livutt-nnnt 3. 4. 5: All Stur Iiuntl Mn-mln-r 4: Orvlwstru Villlfillfflllil' 4: Flmir 5: CAI'C 5, GEORGIA CORNELIA DAVIS vl1'i'-Pl'4'Sllll'llf of llunn- Rubin 2: Junior Haul Uruss 51 Girls Glml Cllllh. JUANITA DAVIS lluiui- Ilmuu Ih1p1'0ss'11t:itivv 1: Elovtions 1'1'IlIllllil'l'l'I1Ul'l'llt'Sil'll Club 1. 2: Trous- urwr uf Iltblllt' Rlllllll 2: Se-t'l'm-tziry of lluun- Rubin 223 S6'1'l'4'ftll'y nf I'I0lll0 E00- iibiuivs l'Iub H: Victory Corp 43 St-iliur Girls' Hi-Y 4. 52 Tri-xlslirer 52 Si-lling Vlub l'ri-sillvnt 4: Pre-Sinlfint uf Home IC:-uiluiiiivs Class 4: Tri-zisuror of Svnior Fliiss 5: lir:im:1tim-s Club Pri-sill:-nt 5: 1' Xl'l' 5 'Flllllll IU NY .USRUSS MARTHA CORINNE DENSON 'Vypinu Club 1: Sievrotury of Home ltmnn 1: Junior Nntionnl llonur Society l, 3: Juninr limi Vruss Cuniniittsw 3: .lunii-r R+-il Uross Club 43 Stull Assistant Vmiiniitten- 4: Spa-1-ch Choir 5: Knitting Club 2. MARGARET LEE DENTON G. A. A. l: SPC'l'Pffll j' of G. A. A. 1: Tvpiiu: Flub 2: li'-vntiruinl Loader in lluniv Rbnni H. 4: ll:-votinnnl Imnrlvr in Bibb- Claws 4. 5: Victory Corp 4: Choir 4. 5. MARY LOUISE DIETZEL Sw-ri-t:irv of llunio Economics Club 1: lflunu- llnoln Sn'c'1'vt:lr3' 2, 41 Speech Club 23 Vic-tory Corp 4: Girl Svouts 1, 2: G. A. A, 3, 43 Prr-siflont of Homo Room 5: Uhr-ir 5: Knitting Club 3. IRENE HORNER DIXON Sm-vi-1. Club 1: Typing Club 2: Home llo-un S.-r-ri-tnrv I: l'ir:imntic's Club 3: Junior Hipl' 2, 2: Vir-tory Corp 3: Junior Rnd Cross Conunittoe 3: Vice- l'ri-siflvnt nf History Class 3: Speech Plibir 4: Clmirmnn of Drawing Com- iuittvv 3. FRANCES DORSETT G, A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5: Juninr Rod Cross 4: Gmnl Spnrts 4, 5: l'rf-sid:-nt 5: Senior Girls' Ili-Y 3, 4. 5: Sm-vim-0 Club 3. 4. 5: Girl Sr-uut l. 2. Ii. 4. 52 G. A. A. Vice- I'r+-siili-nt 3: :ind Pri-sirlvnt 4: Home Rubin Prosimlffnt 4: Home Room Repre- svntutivc- 4: Assistant Girl Scout Leader 53 l'1ipt:iin of lhislti'-tliall Ti-am 4: Victory Corp 4. .l 1 'X u i FIRST R1 HY- -ACIU ISS JEFF DRAKE TYbinx.:Club1:ShopClub2: Vu-..-.Pri-si. d--nt of ltiblt- Class 4: l-Iaglo Scout. MYRTLE LOUISE DRUMMOND Spw-ch Club 1: G. A. A. 2: Typing Club 3: Plmtograpliy Club 4: Spot-cb Club 5. WILLIAM H. EA STERLING Typing: Club 2: Photography Club 3: Auto BI:-cluinic Club 4: Victory Corp 4: CAPC HARRIET EVELAND Holm- Economics Club 1. 2: Junior Red Cross 4: Victory Corp 4. JAMES FAHUIS GRIMES, Jr. Stage Crcw 1. 2. 3. -I: Stage BIan:u.:cr 3, 4: Black Masque-rs 4. 5: x'iCP+I'l'0Si4iPllt 5: Aviliou-Matli 4: A+-ronautics 5: Victory Corp 4: Photography Club 2: Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3: CAPC 5: Shop Club 3: Radio Club 3, 4. NICK 'I lXll H4 HV -ACR1 PSS WILLIAM BENJAMIN FARMER In-hating Club 1: All-Star Band Mt-mber 2: Choir 4. 5: Hand 2. 2, 4, 5: Chicf Librarian of Band 3, 4. 5: Conducting Club 2: Homo Room Roprvsontativo 1. 2, 3: Bond and Stump Booster 5: Hrcbcs- tra Club 2: Hand Arranging: Club 2: Stall' Sc-rgcant of Iiaurl 3. 4, 5: State- wide I'. ll. C. Essay Cont--st Winnvr 5. eniovs 1Q4ll CHARLES N1-:WELL FOSHEE Class Room Prcsidcnt 1: Home Room Prvsidcnt 1: Junior National Honor Society 1, 2: House and Grounds Colu- Illilts-1-1 3: Junior Spce-ch Club 2: Boy Scollf 1, 2: Concession Committee 3, 4: Iwbatiug Club 4: Victory Corp 4: Home Room '1'rcasurcr 4. 5: Traffic Committoe 4, 5: lli-Y l. 2, IS, 4. 5: Prosident 5: Svnior National llouor Soc-icty 5: CAPC 23: Ili-Y Svcrctary 4. GEORGE WILLLIAM FRANCES llonu- Room Iil'llI'0Sl'llIllfiX'P 1, 3, 4. 5: 'louw Ilmrlll Tn-rasurvr 2, 3: Boys Chorus 2: Siu p Club 2: Victory Corp 4: CAPC -l. 3: Jlllllir' lloys' lli-Y Si: 'Traffic Coup mit! c 5: i'IllllI'llt'llCl'llll'IlI Scruion Com! mitto- 5: lnlralllural Haslzctbail 2: Vocational Shop Class 5. MATTIE BELL FRANK Class Room President 1: Knitting Club 2. Typing Club 1: Washington High School. Gb-c Club 3, 4: Traffic Coun- ruitfoo 4: Junior-Sonior Banquet Com- mittee 4. ELEANOR SILK FRIEDLANDER Vicl--I'rt-sirlcnt of Home Room 1: Home Itoom Rl-prcsciitativo 1: Hi-Y 2: Home Iloulli I'1'csidt-nt 2: Knitting Club 3: Ilirccting Club 4: Band 4, 5: Selling Club 'l'l'lIR1i R1 INV- -ACROSS AUDRY LANE FULCHER Hflllit' Room Se-crotary 1: Forum Club 1: Band 1. 2: Ilona- Room Prcsidt-nt and Tri-asurcr 21 Victory Corp 4: First Aid 4: Blackbird Staff EULA GARLAND .luuior Choir 1. 2: Trcasurer of Home Room 1. 2: Home Room R--prcscntative 2. 3: Social ColllllliIIv3D 3: Glue Club 4, 5: Good Sports Club Ii. 4. 5: Yicc-Prvsidont of Good Spul'l'S Club 5. LOIS JANE GAY Norm- Room Rt-prcscntativo 1: Spccch Club 1: Junior Girls' Hi-Y 3: Dclcgate to Walac Forcst Spot.-cli Com-.lution 3: Typing Club 3: Sc-niftr Girls' Hi-Y 4. 5: llobating Ti-am 4: Victory Corp 4: Ib?- bating Club 4. MARIE GLASGOW Class Pia-sitlcut 1: Typing Club 22: Choir Ia. 4. 5: Class Trvasurer 4. JEAN MINNETTE GRIFFIN Pri-sidcnt hlb Grad-1 1: Home Room Rt-proscntativc 1, 3: Junior Hi-Y 2. 3: Vico-Pre-sidcnt 3: Slvcccli Club 2: Social Comiuittcc 1. 2, 3: Junior National llonor Society 1. 2: Chairman of Social Coiumittce- 4: Good Sports Club 3. 4: 5: Vis-v,1'rcsislt-nt uf N. C. Eastern District Couzrcss 4: Victory Corp 4: Presi-lout of N. C. Stato Council Congress 5: St-nior National Honor Society 4. 5: Prcsidcnt 5. - - - .fuy-.xr--V-.2 Y i I r r 0 , ,H tj Q, ' im 5 T ' TJ J I C, -E lv ' Q, CMU, 'IJ I F Xcxfvviv .'-X, - 'rvv Q' I - V V . 0 Pam' Forty-Three w . 1 V ,, If CC- - .4 x i ,f 1 f . .,, - VU, ' ,fN-19,46 7 ' Mi W ,L , CZSAQL. .-U s QJ AXJ I ,I f .1 x ' I ,Q -v 1 1, vnffrzs 1 X A 1 -Q- .li ,l l FIRST ROW'-ACROSS PROBERT HALL Boys Ili-1 1. 2, I-1, 4. 5: lflli-1-trimfity f'lulv 3: A1-ronnutirs Ululv 4: Yil-tory Corp 4: Hnlllv Room I'ri-sill:-nt 5: 'l'r:1ffii' Vom- niittvo 5: I-loy Sl-out Iinnll l. 2, 3, 4. OLIVER PERRY HEDGEPETH Haw:-Irztll Il, 4, 5: Footlrzill fl. 4, 5: Basket- hull 43 l'rl-sitlont of llonn- Room 2, 5: Hlvlllt- Rsmlll Vivo-I'ru-side-nt 4: Sports Editor nf llltn-lalrird 4: Victory Corp 4: Blat-li Maisqtn-rs, Boys' lli-Y. Chnirinain of lloust- :intl Grounds 5: Sl-ont. Drairnu- tics Flull 4. ELIZABETH JEANNE HOLLOWELL Girl St-out l. 2: Knitting: Club 2: Choir 3. 4, 5: l.ilwr:iri:in of Girlx Uliorns 4: Vic:--l'iw-sillt-tit uf1'llnl'llS 5: llizli S1-lmol Music- Counvil 4, 5: Yin-t--l'rt-sicloiit of Hour- Ruullll ELSIE MILDRED HARRELL Ilonn- I-It-ouoniirs Clull lg Typing Clnlu 2: In-rotionztl l'll11ll'lllilll of llonio Room 2. Ii, 43 Stull' Assistulit Vorp 42 Ht-ul Fross 4: H11-o t l1lll 3. DON HARRIS, Jr. Typing: f'lulu 1: llonn- Hnolll P1'E'SlIlt'llt 2, 33 llonio Room Itopiw-sl-i1t:itii'v Il, 43 Pagc Forty-Fozn' Qli Vit-tory Vorll 4: t'.lI'1 5: SlillIllll'0ll l'UllllllIlll4lUI'. st-Jvoxiw IQHW---A1'R4'1SS LELA HARRISON l-.nittinpg Vluh Ji: Gln-1-t'lull 5: Assistant l.oolcltl-1-pl-1' in offiw-. VIRGINIA HICKS t'l't'llll'1' uf Junior lligh S4-hool l. 2: Junior llouol' S1v1'i1'lX2Q tilt-i-f'lnl14. 51 it-tory Porp 4. CHARLES HORTON up Plulv 2: l'lmto,qi':i1vli3' Clulw 1. St-nior l itrol I.t-:itll-r. XIIVP-l,l't'Sl1ll1lll of History 1-.MN -1 EVELYN JEFFREYS llozne- Room Trl-:isurt-r 1, Iii llolllef Room I:t'IDl'4'St'lllIlllYl' 1: Typing Vluh 1: Sw- l'l-T:ll'y of lllvlllt' Ronin U1 Sv-t'l'0f:lI'y nf spot-vli Vlulv lg Junior Roll Vross Fluli 1 Knitting t'luli li .lunior Girls' Ili-Y 51: Vit-tory Vorp, tlooil Sports Fluli 4. .l. Vit-t--l'i't-sill:-lit nf Hood Sports 4: Lost :in-l I-'ounll l'onnnitt--i- 2: S+-nior hlrlx' lli-Y 4, 3. .EDWIN EURE JOHNSON Viv:--I'i't-sill--tit nf IN-Imtinp: Fluh 1: lltnn Iotni Rt! I tntitiu 1 N i - I l -1r-S- : 2 Hojs' Pl 1 0 r r D 1 - 1- -l-I ' XA lli-Y l. 2: Ilonu- Rolling?-p svntzltirl- 2, 21, 4: ,lrintion Math 4: Auto Alocliunir- 43 I-'ootlmll 5: S--nior l'l:iy l'olninitte-o 5. 'l'llII!Il HHH' .XCIUIPSS SARAH E. JOHNSON Soi-rttnl'y of llullli- I-It-ononiics Club 1. 'Typing l'lulr li Homo l':t'lIllfbl'I'llI'S Club 2: Vit-tory Uorp 4: Ulioir 4, FRED JOHNSON AVHIIG-11-IQ Shop -tl lilo:-tricity 4: Victory Vorgl 41 Vhoir 5: lsnnrllltlll VIRGINIA ELIZABETH JONES Tn-iior Syn-on-li f'lull 2: Virtnry Corp 4: S4-Iling: Flulw 4. EMILY J. JOYNER Sl-4't':-t--1'v of I-'rl-slimnn Vlnss 1: Home Room Ill-lvl'--N-iit.itixw l: Junior Sp:-ffch Plum 1. 21 G11 4- Flnll tjlioir 3, 4, 5: Glee Vluit t'ount-il 4. 5: Sonior Ili-Y 53 Lost :in-l I-'onntl l'ontn1itto.- 4. SYLVIA JOYNER Holm- I-It-onouiim-S Clulu 1: G. A, A. 11 llo:ll' llooln Pre-Sill-'Ill 21 Sllfvp Clulv 3. Junior Ill-ll lqroize fl: Knitting Cluh 3: Hu.il-- Room I'I'l-Nllll-nt -1, lllzn-lilvlr-143 Typing: Ulull 4: I'l'n-sid--nt of Bible Class 41'll-1-t'llll-5. ,J if fb y , FIRST HHH' AUIU ISS MARY LACHICOTTE Junior Girls' Hi-Y 2: llnine- Rnmu R1-p, rr-si-ntutivv 2: Spa-1-1-li Club Il: Yil'l'-I'l l'Sl' clout uf Bible- Class IL: l1l:u'kliii'd Stull' 4: Vlvtury Furp -lg 'l'rvuslir'vi' nf Home R-min 4. FLORENCE PATTEN LANCASTER llnuu- lic-i-iibiiiivs Club 1: ll. A. A. 2: Knitting Club 3: liliu-kliirml 4: lil'-v Club 5. PATRICIA JANE LANCASTER lhislullmzill 2: ll.':ust:ili:zl Ill lN:isliviIl--1 4: lll, MJ Sufllnill 3: iN:isliYill -l. Vim-- l'rm-Sidvnl' of :xfilil'fIl'S Assbviutinn f'3 lNlSllVill1-l, Sl'L'l't'f1lI'y nf llnnif li-nlzi 3: lNnsl1vilIn-l, Glu- Club 13: ll':14f.uli.Il. il. A. A. 4, 52 Sn-ninr Ili-Y Sill:-1-1'lllii .rr G, A. A. Prosiml.-nt 5, WILLIAM LANCASTER In thi- Arinml Forcv. FANNY MAY LANE f Vlcv- luigii- R1lUnl Hume Room 2 Junior 'Husic Choir lf5: Vic-tory HEY 5: girzulrimliun eniows IQ44 ?3l'I4'4lNll IIUXIV -AUIIUSS JOHN CHARLES LAUGHAN Roy Scout 1: Iuflustrinl Arts Club 2: Iflniisif :mil Gruuulls CllIllIllItfl'f'0 251 butinp: Club Il: Spe-1-vli Conteet :it XVHIQQ Form-sf 31 Yivfury Vurp 41 :Af'I'OllIlllfIf'S Vlub 5: Club 5: Int:-lligunue Ulficf-r of t'AI'f' 33 Truinin: Offii-vr of CAPC REBECCA MAE LAWRENCE Ilwl Vi-rss 1: llnnn-'Ecminniivs Club Cli'-ivinaun l'rngi':ilu 4 llllllllltfll -l' Victorv Cor De' rm . - -1: Knitt- ing: l lub 1.. A. A. . . p 41 Sluinps :mil li-nil l'Il2lil'lll2lll. Etiquvttc Vlub 4 S1iiiurllii'lQ' Ili Y 5 RUTH ELIZABETH LEAVITT liwuil 1: Typing llub 2: Ri-rl Cross Svllin: Club 4. 3 2 DAPHNE JEAN LIVERMAN 'uitfiuz l'lub 1. 2: Typing Club 1: Ho R1-1-in Ib-pri-si-iitntiw 1' C X -X '7 Yin-1--I'r-Asiill-lit nf llnnn- Room 3: Home Iicbubiuics Club S: Clllltlfell Club l.'llElIl'lllllll nf Cnfvteriu COIIIIHIIEQP 'l'l l'llSlll'l.'I' of llnmo Room 5. THE 4: 41 SARAH NAN LIVESAY Y fu -l'r4-sizlunt uf llunie EC1'll'lOIlliCS Club .1 'li5'l'ill2' Vluh 2: Knitting Club 3: ..uni4u- IMA Ci-oss 4: nteen 4. f' Q ,Ziff Jv- A.,-J, 'l'lIIIZll IU HY ACIU PSS DOROTHY L. MAXWELL Faint:-r-n 2: I'rvsiri1-nt of IIeun-- Rrioiil 3: Girl Sf-but Zi: Nutritibn 33 Sl?L'l'l'f1lI'y of Si-nibi' llunu- I':l'l,lIlllIllil'S 1'lub Iii Vic'-ff l'ri-siilvnt uf Svniur Ilunn- livciiibiiiivs Class 51: l.ibr:1ri:1n liible Class 4: Choir 4. JOHN LEO MQDUFFIE lflilitllllil 54. 4. 51I5:1S-Abzill 5: Iialskvtbnll 1. .Iuni--r Ili-Y LJ. fi: tllw- Vlub 2. 3: I'i':-siflvnt of Ill-mn: Ilmuu 2: Sncigll Crim- nnltm- .ig llniuv Rubin I..-pr-is-iiitairixw 3: Yif-1--Pin Sirk-nt of I'Inin1.- Ilbuiii 253 Ilvbfit- in: Vlnb Il: Trnffir- Commim-ii 2: Svuior Ili-Y 4. 53 Sr-nior Slipvrlutivu, Most Popular. ROSE MEHEL lliunv liwmiuuius Club 1: Typing Club 2: Knitting Club 3. MAE MCLEMORE Ilnnni Rubin Prvsiilont 1: Typing 1: iibnw- It-,uni 'I'rm1sli1'er 2: Ilraniutics Vlub 2: lluniv Hmmm Svvrotalry 3: Ri-d V1-use Club 33 Hanna Ruuiu Represen- rntiw- Ii, -l: Victory Corp -1: G. A. A, -1,1 NELL DOUGLAS MERRITT tl. A, A. 1, 2: Orclnastru 2: Nutrition 3: 1':1iit-'vii li: Gil-if Club -1, 5: Typing Club 3. s A-Lf .Q 4,7 'W-' V f Pfzgf Forfy-Five 1 . eninvs IQ.!,l.!,1 1-'111S'l' 111 NY .XVIIUSS ELWOOD MIXON I11':111111li1-S l'I1111 1: .lu11i111' 1111ys' l1i1Y 2.111 S1-11i111' l111ys' lli Y 1: v11'l1'I'1'l'SA141f'l1l 111 l111111- 111111111 4: A11111 NIt'L'1lIlllll' 41 V11-111ry 1'111'11 4: l1l:11'li R1:1s11111-rs 4, 5: VERA VIRGINIA MORRIS 1'1-1-si1l1111r 1-1' 1l111111- 1121-11111111111-s f'lu11 12 G..1. A. 23 S11-1:1-t:1ry11f11111111- 1111-111111111108 Uluss 31: Iiuiltiuli 1'l11l1 54: l':111I1-1111 l'11l'l1 4: Nutri1i1111 1'111l1 4: '1'y11i11g: 1111 t111- l1I.11'l:11i1-11 S1:11T JAMES LEO MURPHY V11-1--1'1'1-si1l1111t 11f ll111111- 111111111 1: 11111111 . LY. 35. 4. 53 N11-1111111r 11f A1-Star Iilllld 2. .11 11111111- 111111111 1'1'1-si1l1-111 2: 111111111 111111111 S1-1'1'1-I'11'y 2: 11111-1'tri1'iIy V11111 Tr1-:1sur1-r 4: '!'1-1-'S111-1-r 11t'.11111i111-1'l11ss 4: S111'g11:111t i11 11 1111 1: S1-11111 4: 1'i1'ili:111 111-fv11s11 4: 111:1i1'111:111 11f lliSt111'1' 1'1:1ss 4: S1-11i11r 11111111r N111-11-ty 4, 5: Yi1't11ry Corp 4: 1'1- si1111111 111 Iligli S1'l11111l 5: S1-rg1-11111 1'Al'4' 5: S1-1':1-11111 i11 1i:11111 5: I-'1111tl1:1ll 1 J. IVA OAROLYN NICHOLAS 'l'1'1-:1s111-1-1- 111' 111111111 111111111 1: S111-111-11 l'1ll1l 1, 11, .1 A, 1, 2. 51: S111-1-1-t:11'3' 11f '1'y11i11g 4111111 2: II111111- l1Z1'111111111i1', P11111 2: Girl S1-11111. Yi11t11ry 1'111'y1 4: 1111111111-ttv P11111 4: Yi1'1--I'1'1-si111111t 11f 1l111111- 114111111 4: S1:1W .XssiQ1:1111 V111-11 11f 11111 .11111111r 111'1l 1'1'1 ss 4. 5111-1-1:1111 11f 11111111-1111111115 WILLIAM WHITE PALMER 111111111 111111111 'l'r1':1N11r11r 1: 1IIlIl1l1I' Boys' 11i1Y 2, S11 11111111- 111111111 111-pr11s1-1111111111 2. Ii: 11211111 1. 2. 51, 4, ig 15g1gl11 S1-nur, V11-I111'y 1'11r11 4: 'l'r:1tTi1- 1'11111111it1'1'-1- N1C1'11X11I1HXX' .X1'l111SS LOLA JEAN PARKER II111111- 111111111 1'r1-si111-111 1: 11111111- 111111111 Page F111'fy-Six N1-1-1'1-t:11'y if: 11111111-111111111 V11-11Yl'1'1-S1111-111 fl: 1111111111-Girls' 111-Y 2. S11 .11111i111' N:1ri- 1111:1I 111111111- S111-ivty I, 2: C1111i1- 51, 4. 5: M11,i1- 1'11u111-il11fl'1111irZ1, 4. 5: S1-1'r1-tary 111' 1'1111111'il 1: V11-1--l'r11si111-111 11f l'l111i1- lg l'11-11111111 1111j111' 11f 11111111 4, 5: S1-11i0r N:I1I11Il1l1 1111111I' S111'11'f1' 4. 51 Svlliul' Girls' 11111 -1, 53 .11111i111' Musiv VI1111 4, .11 1 11-1111-1 111rl1 4: 511111-1111 111111.11 MARY LEE PARKER 111111111 111111111 I11'pr1-x1-11t:1Iiv1- li Home 111111111 Vim-Yl'1-1-51111-111 2: lligh S1-110111 1'1111iI' 4. 51 Svlliur Girls' l1ifY 4, Yi1'l111'y 1'111'11 4: 11111111- 111111111 I11-11r1-s- N1-11r:11i1'11 5: 11111111- 111111111 V11-1--1'r1-si1l1-nl J. ANNIE PAULINE PATSEAVOURAS 111-11 V1-usa 51: S1-1-1-1-l:1ry 11f 111111112 Eco- 1111111i1's 21: XIIV1'-I'I'l'S141I'1l1 11f1'1111111- R1111111 41 Sl'1'I'l'fill j' 11f ll111111- 111111111 31: Svuiur l1i'Y 5: l'1'1-si111-ut 11f 11111111- E1'111111111i1'S 11. J. P. Jake PATTERSON '1'y11i111: 1111111 1: Sl111p 1: 111110011111 11. 4, 5: 1.111111 lli1'isi1111 11f V11-t11ry 1'11rp 4: 1111-1-1'l11I1J: 1'.X1'C 5: ERMINE PERRITT II111111- 1111-111111111i1's Club 1: C1111ir1111111 11f 4'iv11's 1'l1111 1: 811111-1-11 Club LB: Vim-- 1'1'11si111-111 11f 11ist111'y 1'I11ss 2: .11111111r N11ti1111:1I 11111111r S111'i1-ty 2: Pr1-S1111-11t 11f 1'11lLf11:s1l 011155 2: S1-lling Vlllll 43 S111-Y r:11'y 111' S1-lliug 1111111 4: S111'rvr:1ry 11f S11111'Il1:11111 1'l:1ss 4: 1'l1i11f Typisf 1111 1ll:11'lil111'11 Stuff 5. '1'11I1111 111 HY .X1'I111SS EVELYN SHORE PETTITT S111-1-1'11 l'l11l1 1: S1-1'1'1-1:11'y-'1'1'1':1s111'1-1' 11f l111I111- 111111111 1. 2: Hi-Y 1, 2: Tr1-:1s11r1-r 23 lZ1:1s'1I1ir11 Stuff 11: 'I'y11i111: Clllll 2: R011 1'1-USS 1'l11l1 43 Yi1't11r1' 1'11rg1 4' 111111111 111111111 1:1-11111-S1 11::11i1-1- 55 St:11:1- 1'r1-11' 5: :g111-1-l1 1'1111iI' 5. JEAN GRAVES PIERCE S1-1-1'11:1ry 11f 11111111- 111111111 1: l'l1:1ir11111r1 11f l'i1'i1' 'hiss 1: S1-1'1'1-tzlry 11f Sl11'1'1'11 011111 il 11111-11111-111 111 11is111ry Vluss 31 S1-11111-111111 11f 1list111'y Class 3: S1-1'r1-tary 111' 1111l111- 111111111 42 Yi1'111I'y f'11l'll 41 Hi-Y 41 111111-kl1ir1l Stuff 4: S111-111'l1 l'1111ir DAVID J. PITTMAN 11111111- 111111111 I1v11r11s1-11t11tiV1- l: J11ni11r 1 l111i1- 1: .11111111r Music- 1: S111-1-ch Choir I. 2: Ilis1'1lSSi11l1 l'l1l11 11 Hnllli' R1111m Vi1'1--1'r1-si111111t 23 .1u11i1'1r Honor Society 1. 23 111111111 111111111 l'1'1-si1l1111t 2: .11111rn11l- is111 011111 51. 5: Sl'1'illi Iirivc- l :111111nign 3: St:1t11 Ii1-l1:111- T1'1lIll I-12 111-11:1t1- Club 3. 5: V1l:I111'y lvllffl -ll I':111I11I' 11f I51Zl1'k1l11'd 55 S1-1'vi111- P11111 5: S1-11111r 1111n11r S111-11,-ty 5: 111-1111111 1'l:1ss Pr11si1l1111r 5: Senior Super- l11ti1'11, Must 111111111111-11t , EVELYN RUTH PITTMAN 11. A, A. 1: ll111111- 111111111 Rc-presr-ntative 11 11. A. .X. 2: Tj'l1llllI 2: Junior Red 1'1'11ss Zi. 4: 3111111111 I'i1-turv Opermor for S1-1111111 4: 515111. Assistant C1'1ry1 4: S90- rvtury 11f 11111111f 151-111111111105 Class 5. MARGAR11:T CHAMBERS POWELL S1-1'r11t11ry 11f H1111111 R011111 2. 3: Junior 111-Y 51: Ilr11111:1ti1:s P11111 1, 2. 3, 4: Black AI11s11111-rs 4. 5: P1't'S1f11'11f 6: S1-rvice Club 1. 5: S1-11i11r Ili-T 4. 5: President 5: 11111111r S111'i1-ty 5: 11111111- Room Repre S1-1111111111 5: 1111111--L'11 Chairman 4. 5: Cl111ir111:111 11f Senior I11r1y Committee 5. l I HST KONI' ACICI PSS DORIS KATHRYN PROCTOR Grurli- Tru-usun-r l: Svcrvtury nf Spf-Pch Club 1: 1'ri-sillont nf llunn- Rubin 2, 4: Sn-1-rvtnry uf Iluuio Rubin 2, Ji: Yicv- Prt-sident uf llunue Rubin Sl: Ext--nv pi-ri-bus Spi-nkor nt Wnlu- I-'urn-st Spank- ing 'l'uurn:uns-nt Si-rvit--L Club Ji, 4, 5: Jnurnnlisin Club 4: L'linii-nmn uf Ri-cl Cross Club 4: liluvkbiril Stull' 5: Dulult- ing Club 5: Spvvrll Choir 5. GLADYS LOUISE PROCTOR Hmnv liumnnuics Club 1: Ilunie Room Tri-usurur 2: Typing Club :ig Knitting Club 3: Vit-tnry Corp -lg Junior Rell Cruss Club 4: llonic RUOIII S+-i-retnry 5. VIVIAN HINES PROCTOR 'l'ypLng Club I: Ilunn' ICOOIII Rvprvsvn- t tin- 1. 2: Junior Ilun-,ir Socivty 1, 2: llunn- Ronin I'r+-simlm-nl 3: llnnm Room Vim--Pre-sill'-nt 4: St-i'viu: Club 4, 5: Si-uinr Girls' Ili-Y 4. 5: Typist for lluim-lcbird 4: .lunior Rod Cross Club 4: Stuff Assistnnt Corp 4: Sin-vcln Choir 5: l... nations Cununitteo for Graduation 5: MARIE PULLEN S i-rt-tury of llnnm Iimnu 1: G. A. A, 1: Shop Club 2: Typing Club 2: Knitting 1 lun 2: Juninr Rod Cross Club 4: Glue Club 4: Vivtury Corp 4: Treasurer of llnnw Ronin 4: Glm: Club 5. JOE PURVIS Lnlin Club I, 2: VIL?-1'l'l'SltlQDt of Home Ruuin I: Buy Scout 1, 2, 3. 4. 5: Truck 2, 3, 4: llmnv Rm-ni l'n-siulont 2: Horne Ronin Ih-prvsi-nt:itii'v 2. Ji: Sucre-tary of Eliglisll Clnss Cl, 43 Yiui--Prusidt-nt of eniovs 1Q4l,l XX llibli- Clnsg JS: Pl'--sitlvllt of Illth Grade 3: Vit-fury Cnrp 4: Slim-cli Choir 5. We si-:mixb 1mwf.u,'1mss ' . N JAMES P. RICKS, Jr. X Shop Vlub 1: Typing Club 2: Ilnuw M Rubin 'l'r1-:uslirn-r 2: Ilmlib Club I-Z1 CAIN' ' 4, 5: Ai-imiizniltius Club 4: Ilunn- Ilminl t Vim--I'l'e-siilr-rit 5. NJ JEAN RIDDLE I'1'1-sill.-ut bf Ilnnn- I'Icnnmnif's Class 1: rf Clinirlnun of Hamill COIIIIIIIITPU 2: Sm-inl V l'.-1n1nit14-.- 4: .luniur-S1-niur CUIIIIIIIIIUE X 4: Knitting: Club, llnusing Cfnnmitti-v of - S.S.l',l'.,l'li:1ir'ni:1nnf Sw-i:iI l'muiuitr1-4- 51 Clliliflllllll of Svrvicv Club to '1'l':l4'll Dsinrinzr 4: Svrvim- Club -l, 53 Yivtnrvx Corp -41 Guml S1'ltu1'lS Clllir 52 IIi-Y 5: I'ri-Qiclw-nt uf Husinuss Club 5, ANNIE LOUISE RINEHEARDT Sn-1-rvtzwy bf l'Iuim- Rmuu I: P1'i-sirle-iilid of IIOIIIL' Et-nnoinivs Club 12 Sevrc-tary of Ilulllm- Room 2, Ii. 42 G. A, A, S1-C4 re-tary 1: Junior Roll Cross 3. 4: Soc- retury of Bible Class 4: Victory Crop 4: Glu- Club 5: Girl Smut. JAMES Buddy ROBINSON Typing Club 1: Elm-triuity Club 4: Chnirnmn of Junior Si-nior Figure Coin- . 1 'I HIIIIP IIHXY ACROSS ELWOOD HINES ROSE llnnn- Rubin Ii.-pri-si-lltzltivv 1, 4: .lunior N:1ti4in:Il Ilnnnr S-ic-iely 1.23 llnnw Ilmini Ijl'1'Silll'l1I 2, ZS: Chnirniun lflistury Class 3: Nmniuzllingr Cnliiinittw- fl: l':ll'l'll'll'lIj' Club 4: A--xwixizilltivs Club 4: Intra- Muril lizislie-tl-:Ill 4. 5: XVinn-fr iu If C, Ess:lyl,'unl1-St5: Chl1II'llli1IlrvfEll1IlISh Vlnss 5. JOHN T. ROWE t',Xl'l' 51 Vim--l'l'vSi1ln-lit nf Iiilllv 1'l:1SS 4: S1-niur Iinys' Ili-Y 41 Mt-llibvr of Muwii- i'4rllllf'li 5: Choir 5: 'l'1'uI'l'i:-.- Unin- niiltw- 5: llousu :ind Grounds Cununittee CATHERINE SMITH RUSSELL lit'llY1'llll1' lligll St-lnml: Iii,-tu Club Z, 35: 4: Vim-vI'i'vsirl4-lit 4: Musiv Vlub 2, 21, 4: lznblt Ri-1wrtCl11li2, 3,-l:Y:1rsity Basket- liull 'l'1.-uni 11, IJ, -l. ,XCHRISTINE MAE SEARCY iliuluv RUUIII Pl'uSillt'lit Ji: I'IUIlll' ROOIII '1'r1f:isim-r 4: Girls Snrts Lhlitui' uf lil:u:li- bird 4: Vit-tury Corp 4: Knitting Club 4: ln-vntioxinl Cluiirnmn 4: Culnr Gunril for 312111111 4: G. A. A. 4. 5: Choir 4. 5: Goml Spin-ts Club 4, 5: Sf-niur Girls' 1Ii-Y 4, luittvo 4: Buys' Hi-Y 4. 5: XVIUB-PI'0SIdPllt 't i'i m of llisnlry C1355 53 CAPC 5: Vi:,tU1.y Corp 4. Home Room Repre- . .i:.Iun1u1- Reid Cross D. si-ntutive 5. ERMA RUTH ROGERS llunn- IC:-unoniics Club 1: Typing Club O ELIZABETH SEXTON .Iunini Ilwl Cross Jig I-Lune Rimini Svul ri-tzlry 4 : llunn: Rt-mn 'l'rt-alsliri-r 5: 2. 3: 'l'l'l'llSlll'L'I' 2: Svc-In-tary uf Iloin 41. A. A. -1. 4. GJ: X 11-tory Corp 4: Bzislivt- Ihnnn H, 5: Nntritiun Class 4: Victory lvaill 'l'v:un 4. 5: l'AI'C 5: Girls Glen- Club Curb 4. 5: S1-ninr Ili-Y 5. i Pago Forty-Sv ren f--pk J . I f ' 24 K .', 1 . L '0I'l'i0'1SN A if gy ,f L -,lf OJ .... .... . . Y .- -1 .-Y.. l IRS'l' ROKVf ACROSS JOHN WILLIAM SEXTON, Jr. Junior l-toys' lli-Y l. 2, 24: l llolop:r:lplly Club 1, 2. ll: I'l'l'Slll0llI of Junior Iioys' lli-Y Sig S--rvii-o Clllb Ji: llolm- Iilltblll Rl-pre-solltzltivo 4: 'l'1'IPlll,E.' Club 41 Holm- Roolll Plw-sill:-lil 41 I'rl-sidt-lit of Jllllifrl' Class 41 Sn-llior Nuys' lli'Y 4. 51 I'I'n-Si- ds-lit 4: 'I'l'UilSlll'l'l 4: Clloir 5: Traltfic Collllllittoo 4, 5: Chl-1-r Ln-:idx-l' 5: Sl-llior SllIN'l'lllIlVl'f Host Ihre-ssl-415: Eugll- Sl-out MARY ELLIS SHULER Htillll' IIOUIII Sl-urn-tllry 1, 2: G. A. A. 2, Il, 4, 5: St-Crt-talry 5: Julloir Nntiolllll Ilfllllll' Soc-it-ty 2: Sn-L-rotary of Junior Class 4: Jullior Rod Cross Club 4: Typing Club 4: Vit-tory Corp 4: Girl St-out 1. 2, 3, 4, Sc-out Lender 5: Home- Room Repres- Pntutivo 5: Senior Girls' Hi-Y 4, 5: St-on-talry 5: Sl'lllllI' Nllfilillfll Honor Sol-in-ty 5: Spot-4-ll Clloir 5: Cillllrlllilll of Cups :ind Gowns Collllllittm- 52 Good SpoI'tS Club 5. MARGARET HELEN SMILEY Iiulllx' Et'l'1ll0IlllCS Club 2, 2: Junior Rc-d Cross Club 4: Se-crotnry of Illilllt' Roolll 4: I'rt-sidl-llt of Ilflllle Room KANDIS SMITH Nutrition Club 1: St-ora-tury :ind Trous- uror of Home Room 2: G. A, A. lltlllll' Economic-S Club 3. PEARL DAVIS SMITH Typing Clllb 1: G. A. A. 2: Stuff Assis- ian-t Corp 4: Vic-tory Corp 4: Glue Club , 0. SECOND RUWXACIIOSS RANDOLPH DUFFIE SMITH, JR. Debating Club 1: Forum Club 3: Elv- rtricity Clllb 4: Vic-tory Corp 4. WILLIAM TYLER SMITH llolm- Room Ill-pre-si-lllzltixw 1. 2: In- Pagc' Forty-Eight H v lf' xlustrizll Arts Club 2: llrzllllzltivs Club 3: I5lVt'l'SllHl'fi 4N'f'lllIIlIillIl Club 4: Vim-- l'rl-simle-nt of Ilfllllt' llillllll 4: lilnvk Blnsllm-rs 4, 5: Musil' f'llllll1'Il 5: Ili-Now Al' Stuff Artist 5: Sl-nior Supl-rlaltivo: Stags- Crow 6. MARSHALL SPEARS llolm- Rtllblll St-Crvtalry li Stiltlt-Ill Govt-P Illlll'IlI lI1'IPl'USCl'lU1IV4' 1, 2: G. A, A. 1, 2, Ji, 4, 5: Vim--l'rt-sillollt 5: xvlllllvl' of 1iYllllll ClflZi'IlSilllr Awnrel 1, 2: Junior Gil-ls' lli-Y 1, 2, 3: 'l'n-:lsurl-r 2: Prosi- ill-llt fl: Prosiclollt Jlllllljl' Xllllllllllll Honor Sol-it-ty 2: Vive-I'ro-side-llt Junior High Svllool 22 llolllv Room Pre-sid.-nt 3l Holm- Rtilllll Vim--l'ra-siflollt :ii Good Sports Club Sl, 4, 5: Prosidl-lit 4: Survive Club IS. 4. 5: Se-crl-tllry 4: Trellsuror 5: St-nior Girls' Hi-Y 4, 52 Vit't--I'rt-Sidi-nt 5: Clliof XIIIFSIIHH 4: Sonior Naltiollill llollol' Sot'il'U' 4. 52 TFA-:1Slll'0I' 52 Fo- Clllliflllllll Rvfl'1'Sllllli'llIS lwtllllllllfftlt for Junior Sm-llior 4: Girls lmslu-tlulll 'llvllln 4: Vb-tory Corp 4: Girls Sport Editor of Hi-Nov-Ar 5: CAPC 5: Senior Supor- lntivo: KIUSI Cnpllbb- :lnrl lit-st All Rouml. Clluirlllull uf llfiliillfllltlll Night Clllll- lllillvl-. MARGARET ANNE STEPHENSON Nl'lVSlllll,lt'l' Staff 1, 2, 3. 5: Frm-ncll Club 1: Gb-o Club 1: Tt-llnis Club 2: Ihwlzlt- ill? Vllllr 3: Junior Rod Cross 4: Vic-tory Corp 4: llrt-sidl-llt of Home I-If-ollolllil-sl Club 4: Vice--Pre-siflont of Homo Room 1, 4: Black Masqul-rs 5. ALMA STINSON Iirzllllutics Club 1: Junior Spec-c-h Clug 2: Glow- Club 3: Girls' lli-Y 3, 4: ZlNl'Ui'lSUl'r-I' of llolno Room 2: Journalism Club. THIRD K1 'XV-ACI!! DSS VJANET MARUE SUMMERLIN Spool-ll Club l, R: IIOIIIP Room Roprvs- olltaltlvl- 2:'1'ypin1: Club 3: G. A. A. 2. 3, 4. 5: Trl-:lsllror 4: Girls lialskotball TQ-am , 53 Yivtury Corp 41 Svfniul' Girls' Hi-Y .r: Spa-vvll fxlllill' 5. ALLINE ELIZABETH TAYLOR Tj'lrlllLI Club 1: Girls Physical Educa- tion 21 llwl Cross Ji. 4: Sl-on-t:lry of llollll- I-It-ollolllivs 4: I'r1-sich-nt uf Home El-ollolllivs 43 Sol-rotllry of Home Room 2 VIVIAN CHRISTINE TAYLOR Vim-4-'I'rs-sill:-lit uf llolm- Iloolll 21 Soc'- rl-tzlry und Tre-:lsuro-r of Holm- Room 2: llolm- lltlfllll Rt-pr-'se-llI:ltivv I-L. 4: Presi- lla-llt of llollu- I-Ioonolllivs Class Ii: Typing Club 55: S1'l'l'1'flll j' of lllillll' Economics Class K: Junior Rl-ll Cross Conlnlittol- 4: .llllllllf Roll Cross Club 4: Vil-tory Corp 4 1 lllftlll 4 V W. .. DAPHNE BRYAN THIGPEN Vim-1--l'rlsilll-llt uf Holm- Room 1: Iirn- lIl1lIlt'S Club l: S--1-ra-t:lry uf Junior llizlll Svllool 22 f':lfx-In-Fill Ctlllllllillo-f-'21 Spf-.-1-ll Club 2: llollle- Room Vice--I'resi- all-lit 23 .Illllior Girls' Hi-Y 2. 3: I're-Si- fb-llt Il: .lllllior National Honor Sovit-ty LI: Ill-pl'--solllzltivo to Nilflifllill Honor Sot-il-ty C1.ll'lYl'llIiOll LZ: St-cr:-tary of His- tory Class 223 Iifhlllt' Roolll Rl-pr:-Sl-lltzb tivo :L 41 Pri-sillf-lit of lqlhllltl Room 4: Roll Cross Club 4: Victory Corp 4: Hi- Not--Ar Stuff 4: Gooll Sports Club 4. 5: 'l'r1-zlsllr--r 5: S--llior Girls' lli-Y: Chair- llllll'l of In-votional Cfblllllliflvt' 5: Editor uf Hi-NUC-Al' 5. ALLAN HALL THOMPSON llollvllllle- Higll School 1, 2. 3: F. F. A. Club l. 2. 3: Judging: TQRIIII 2, 3: Base- ball 2, 15. 4. 5: Rusk.-tball 4, 55 Beta Club Zig Auto Me-c-lz:llli0 4: Social Com- lllilrol- 5: Victory Corp 53 War Stamps lloostor 5: Nzllionul Honor Society 5: Junior S--nior IM'-corating Committee 4. i-'limi' uoww ,wuoss EDWARD YOUNG Cox THORNE Junior Boys' Hi-Y 1, 2: Vice-Prcsirlcnt 2: Pri-sident of Biology Class 2: Home Room Rt-prcsentntivc 2, 3, 4: Junior Spt-och Club 2: Junior National Honor Sol-icty 2: Vice-President of Home Room 3: Tri-nsnrcr of 10th Grade 3: Victory Corp 4: Senior Boys' Hi-Y 3. 4, 5: Vice- Prcsirlcnt of Junior Class 4: Senior National Honor Society 4, 5: Service Club -l, 5: Hi-Noc-Ar Staff 4: Circulation Manager of Hi-Noc-Ar 5: Chairman of Program Committee 5: Vice-President of High School 5: Attended District Mei-ting of N. C. S. S. C. C. 4. OPHIE THORNE President of Home Room 1, 3: Home Room Representative 2, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball Team 4, 5: Boys' Hi-Y, Junior National Honor Society 2: Auto Moc-lianic Club, Eagle Scout. LEWIS SUMMER THORP Junior Boys' Hi-Y 1, 2: Home Room eniovs 'Froasurcr 2: Home Room Representa- tivc 3: Home Room President 4: Auto Mcchanics 4: Boy Scout 1, 2. 3, 4, 5: Victory Corp 4: Junior Senior Com- inittov 4: Chairman Traific Committee 5, MATHA CECIL TODD Drainatics Club 1: Secretary of Home Room 2: Spcccli Club 2: Junior Girls' Hi- Y 2, 3: Service Club 3, 4, 5: Blackbird Staff 4: Chairman of Lost and Found Committcc 4: Victory Corp 4: Hi-Noc- Ar Staff 5: Senior Girls' H-Y 4. 5. ELSIE BOONE TURNER Girl Scout 1: G. A. A. 1, 2: Typing Club 2: Choir 4, 5: Victory Corp 4: Treasurer of Bible Class 3. SECOND ROXY-ACROSS WELLBIRD R. TURNER Dramatics Club 1: Shop Club 2: Typing Club 3: Photography Club 4: Basic Math 5. MARGARET LOUISE VIVERETTE Knitting Club 2: Typing Club 3: Junior Rod Cross Ii. 4: Victory Corp 4. CORINNE WALKER 'l'rvasnror of Home Room 2: G. A. A. 2, 3: Girl St-out 2, 3: Victory Corp 4: Junior Rc-ml Cross 4: C.-XPC 5. EVELYN JOYCE WARD I-Iomc Room Rt-pri-sontativc 1: Junior National Honor Society 1, 2: Homo Room Svcrctary 2: Class Sccrctary 1: Scc- rctary of English and History Class 2: lligli School Orch:-stra 1. 2: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Spot-ch Choir 4: Scnior Natioial l-Ionor Socie-ty 4: Forum Club 2: Secretary of Band 3: Squad Sergeant 4: Junior Music Club 2, Q, 4: G. A. A. 3: Hullle Room Secretary 4: Commence- mcnt Sormon Committee 4. JOHN DAVID WATKINS Typing Club 1: Biblo 1: Baseball 3. 4. 5: Football 3, 4. 5: Victory Corp 4: Radio 4: Boys' Hi-Y 4, 5: Invitation and Favors Cnmniittce 4: Basketball 5: Eagle Scout 5. l 4 ELEC! 5152- L. .V Page Forty-Nine enio 7s 1944 D C Vu .I A X In H .X .'l il .S - x5xl . 5 .J FIRST It 0 XVAACROSS MYRTLE WATSON Sa-4-ri-tairy uf Ilonu- Room 1: Vice- Presi- tln-nt nf Ilonn- Room 2: Typing Club 3: llnnn- Room 'l'rt-nsiirl-r 33 Prosidunt of lloinv Room 3, 4: Hi4Y 3. 4. 5: Clmir- mnn uf Junior Ri-il Cross 4: llomu Room Rt-prist-iitzitirn 4: Se-Qrvtzlry of History Clnss 43 Knitting Club 4: Clnss Secre- tary 5: Glu- Club 4: Good Sports Club 4, 5: Si-crvtnry 5: Glt-0 Club 5: Seen-- tnry. 'l'rf-nsurt-r 5: Junior Rod Cross 3, 4. 5: S+-nior Slipvrlaitiw. Cliaiirnmn of Invitation Committvv 5. ANNA THOROLDSEN WHITE XVilson High Sr-bool 11 Yi:-r-4I'ri-sillcnt of Home Room 1. 2: Typing Club 2: G. A, A. 2. 5. 4. 5: Junior Hi-Y 2. 3: Victory Corp 4: Good Sports Club 4,5: Sf-Crt-tary 4:Sonior Girls' lli-Y 4, 5: lilnvkbird Stuff Art Editor 5: Clieerloudcr 4. 5: llvxul Clie-erlvmlor 5: Girls Basketball Tvzim 3. 4. 5: I'r+-simlvnt of Ilonn- Room Il. 4: Senior SllIN'l'l1lllY9 5. Page Fifty I K SARAH WILLIAMS Typing Club 1: Knitting Club 3:Victory Corp 4: Stuff Assistant Corp 4: Junior Rod Cross 4: Secretary of Home Room 4. MYRTLE AILEEN WOMBLE Junior Nzitionnl Honor Society 1. 2: lloml- Room Roprosvntntive 2: G. A. A. Z: Typing Club 1: Vive-President of llomv Room 3: Secretary of Junior Rod Cross 4: Vic-tory Corp 4: Sonior National lllllllil' S1lC'l0l3' -l. 52 Svnlol' Girls' Hi-Y 5: Spt---ch Choir 55 Ser-rotary of Senior Nntionnl Ilonor Soi-iety KATHERINE WOOD Junior National Honor Society 1: Home Hamill Rl'Ill't,'SL'lltfllflVC 1, 2: Home Room Presiflvnt 2, 3: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 4, 5: Sec- ri-tziry 43 Junior Hi-Y 2, 3: Home Room Ili-pri-sviitiitivo 3: Knitting Club, Senior Ili-Y 4, 5: Senior National Honor Socivty 4. 5: Service Club 3. 4, 5: Basket bull 'l'o:nn 3. 4. 53 Good Sports Club 4, 5: Vic-v--I'rvsidont of Senior Class 5: -E '?'!. !: Vivo-I'rt-sid:-in uf Girls Chorus 5: Girls Cllurlls 5. SECOND ROW-ACROSS WADE L. WOODLEY. Jr. Spur-ch Club 1: Band 1. 2, 3, 4, 6: Scout 1, 2. 3, 4, 5: Hi-Y 2, 3. 5: Basic Math 3: Modul Airplane Club 3: Home Room Treasurer 3: Victory Corp 4: CAPC. JESSE LEE WORRELL Home Room President 2: Junior Nat- ional Honor Society 3: Junior National Honor Society 2: President of Bible Clnss 43 President of English Class 5. PAT PATTERSON Glvi- Club 3. 4, 5: Hi-Y 4, 5: President Boys Choir 4: Vice-President Music Council 4: C0-Captain of Basketball Tc-nm 4: Sports Editor of Blackbird 5: Football 3, 4. 5: Victory Corp 4: Chair- mnn Fire Drill 5: Captain Junior Varsity Bnskotball Team 3. HISTORY OF THE SENICR CLASS He who knows not, and knows not that he knows not is a freshman. That first day we were scared to death-all those new people. all those stairwaysl! Would we ever learn? Boy did those seniors burn us up, walking around calling us Fresh ! However we soon began to feel right at home and elected Betsy Bulluck as our first semester class president. Jean Griffin served as our leader during the second semester. We returned to dear old Central High for the '40-'41, and were into severything! Members of our class were tapped into the Jr. National Honor Society, taken into the Jr. Hi-Y, and members of the G. A. A. William Thorp was elected president of Jr. High School, while Betsy Bulluck was our second semester president. She brought honor to our class by winning first place in the District Piano Contest. In the tenth grade many things happened! One of our classmates, W. T. Smith, was honored in a statewide event, having three of his oil paintings displayed in the Annual Exhibition of North Carolina Artists held in Raleigh. Joe Purvis was our class president and he proved worthy of the position. We really worked hard during the year '42-'43. Under the leadership of Billy Sexton, our first semester president, we sold magazine subscriptions to make enough money to give our seniors the most scrumptous Jr. Sr. ever. Tommy Vestal sold the most subscrip- tions and was awarded a beautiful watch. Tommy was our next semester president, and under him we Juniors gave' the Seniors a dance they will long remember. fWe hopelj The theme of spring was carried out with decorations in pastel shades and spring flowers. Garden furniture was placed against a background of long leaf pine and spring flowers, and the bandstand, where Hal Thurston and 'his orchestra played, was in the form of a summer garden. fPretty swell, wasn't it?J Then came the year '43-'44 and we were Seniors! fSay, listen you fresh thing, get off the Senior stepslj Really, this was quite a class. Jean Griffin was elected president of the North Carolina State Students Council, while Betsy Bulluck was elected District President. Many of our Senior boys left during the year to serve under Uncle Sam, and we had to accustom ourselves to the scarcity of older boys. Thorughout the year the sale of War Stamps and Bonds in the Hight School was in full swing, and each of us tried to see how many War Stamps we could buy each week. Our choir under the direction of Mir. Parry, presented Blackout on Leave , a blackface musical comedy. It was really a howling success! Moe-errhh-Patsy Baily, our class president, was one of the more prominent blackouts . Then as spring came on, the tempo increased, and we began to realize more fully the significance of being a Senior. Again there was a lovely Jr.-Sr. prom, this time we were the guests. Then there was the highly successful Senior play, Pride and Prejudice ', this was a never-to-be forgotten night. And as the first da5s of June rolled around, we achieved the goal of twelve long years, a cap and gown, a diploma, a graduate'! Page If zrty One PROPHECY - 1054 Dear Class of '-14. As you remember, during our senior year we each promised to write a letter after ten years telling ol' our success and world achievements. llere is a bulletin compiled from th past few weeks. Get a load of this! Betty Andrews and Nellie Battle are co-owners ot' a large beauty clinic in Los Angeles, California. Their motto is Stay Beautiful Though Sixtv You May Be . The Einstein of the decade, Jimmy Adams, has just been stumped by a problem sent in by a grammar school kid. Patsy Baily Katherine Wood, and Ruby Brantley are now affiliated with the Caravan of the World Oddities owned and operated by Ann White. While Patsy leaped a 3,000 foot precpice into a tub of flaming oil, Katherine thrilled the sepcctators by her daredevil automobile act, driving around the ring at 103 MPS dodging stooges placed on the track. Over in the third ring Ruby's sword swallowing act really wows 'em. Her greatest feat is The Seven Foot Gulp ! Charles Atlas has passed down his muscle-man of America title to Robert Hall. Reatha Costin has settled down on her ranch in the Mid-West. She is trying to prove to the Agriculture Department in Washington the value of the Tulip bulb in making rocket ships. Having done great work in Washington, Vivian Proctor has been appointed the assistant secreta1'y to the President's seoretray's secretary. Evelyn Pettitt has been voted Miss Underworld by her colleagues. That brilliant doctor about town who has been praised in all the' leading papers for his remarkable operation on Mrs. Asterbutt's cat is Billy Lancaster. Gladys Proctor is the world's champion woman wrestler. She is now touring the country offering the Get 'em Before Tey Get You course to the women of America. Billy Sexton is president of the famed Complaint Bureau in Cheesedale. People from all over the world come to him to seek advice and happiness. Northern University just added to it's faculty Joyce Ward. She was recently invited to give a 1'eading of a poem, three hours long when read, before a most distinguished group of teachers. Corrine Denson just left the University to direct a National Speech Choir which is composed of selected Speech Choir members from all over the country. Ma1'shal1 Amelia Earhart Spears is the first person to successfully operate the Wingless airplane. She managed to maneuver the machine over the Brooklvn Bridge and back under it without a scratch! Major-General, Double-Seargeant, Second-Class George Kessler is now in Check-o Slovakia where he has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for outstanding work with the Guerrillas during the Second World War. Frances Dorsett was recently sent to the Belgium Congo by President Ed Cox Thorne to investigate the mysterious disappearance of one of our classmates, Willie Gordar. Willie has been practicing dentistry in this region for three years. Our last Fire Prevention Week was a great success states local Chief Allison Ayscue. Marie Pullen is the famed model for Drene Shampoo, the shampoo that leaves the hair glowing. Connie Walker and Emma Lee Collins two army nurses, were amoung the injured in the airplane crash in Washington State. Also injured in the crash were Rudolph Bridgers, a professional football player, and Billy Frances, the famous New York Yankee shortstop. All are doing fine now. Pauline Patseavoraus was recently made special envoy to Greece to further the Good Neighbor Policy. Jeon Griffin is owner of the How To Be Diplomatic school. Her school has pro- duced many fine diplomats including Pat Lancaster, Kathleen Coggins, an-l Audrey Lane Fulcher. Sarah Johnson and Ruth Leavett are the only two female members of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee. Twentieth Century Wolf Studios in Hollywood have signed Christine Searcy for the leading role in Cigarette Girl. David Do-Do Dawson is the owner of a string of cut-throat er-cut-rate drug stores. Emily Joyner has been selected America's best dressed woman of 1954. She also owns a shop featuring only Joyner Creations . Stockholders in the Elin City Taxi Co. are really rolling in the money because the company employs such efficient drivers as Jean Barnes, Corinne Walker, Elizabeth Sexton. and Sarah Williams. These gals are awfully cute in their snappy uniforms. Martha Ann Baker recently replaced Dinah Shore as America's No. 1 female vocalist. The torch singer plans to perform in Rocky Mount shortly. Page Fzjfu Tire That famous playboy, Dan Beard. has finally gotten into money by marrying an actress in Hollywood. Rhodes Batson, the photographer for Photo-Flash , is covering the story. Nancy Barrett has just been chosen by Fragrance Soap as their Bride of the Month. Margaret Powell has gone to the African jungles to organize Hi-Y Clubs among the savages. Ruth Bennett is teaching the natives parliamentary proceedings so that the election of officers may be held and business begun. If conditions permit. their next -:ssignment are to be in Siam and Tibet. Only second to Harry James in the' juke box standings now is M. D. Bryan. M. D. is composer of the hit tune, Trumpet Trouble . Anne Blanchard was recently apointed Secretary of War by the President of the nation. Anne is the first woman to receive this honor. Darrell Benson is having to divide his time these days. It seems that Darrell is kept pretty busy play ing first trumpet for Tommy Dorsey and running his barber-shop too. Alton Barnhill is an agent for the Just In Case Life Insurance Company. The National Ping Pong Tournament was held last month in Hoboken. Rocky Mount was proud when it's own daughter, Betsy Ann Bulluck, walked off with all the' equipment oops! - with all the honors. Wall Street's Magnet, Paul Bulluck, one time Rocky Mount's and now the world's playboy, recently contributed twelve of his favorite yachts to the Utah Dust-biters Union . The yachts are' to be shipped by express to Utah shortly. Christine Coppedge and Majetta Baker joined the United States Cadet Nurse Corps immediately after graduation. After the war they both returned to civilian life and are now happily married. The return to the radio of two famous comedians, J. P. Patterson and Tommy Charles was welcomed by millions of their fans, including Neverson Booth and William Easterling, their stage rivals. Donald Bryan was recently promoted to manager of the Sales Department of the Fuller Brush Company. He was given this promotion after the publication of his two books. How to Avoid Heavy Work, and High-Pressure Salesmanshipn. Being the neices of Kay Kyser, it is all but natural that Martha Reads Burton and Jean Pierce should turn to music as a career. Pig plays a bag-pipe with a small band in Scotland, while Jean slides the trombone with Hot Lips' Page and his orchestra. Juanita muscle-bound Dempsy was recently the victor of a 15 round bout in Madison Square Garden. Margaret Smiley is now sole owner of a nation-wide string of A 8: A Stores with Mary Louise Dietzel as chief Floor Walker. Elwood Rose has replaced Joe McCarthy as manager of the Yankees. Another American League Championship is expected this year, Manager Rose stated. Eula Garland is now Director of the Hollywood Personality Institute in Hollywood. She offers a fascinating course on How Not to Lose Your Man to Another Girl . Two heroes of World War lI, R05 Williamson and Earl Hamill, have just been gromoted to Admirals in the Navy. Dot Maxwell went to Maryland to work in a big defense plant after graduation. She is now married to a successful New York lawyer. President of the' Atlantic Coast Line, James Grimes. just issued a statement saying that railroad workers pay will soon be tripled. They will also be paid time and a half for their vacations. Louise Rhineheart, the girl who gained fame during the last war as the No. 1 Flight Nurse, is now assistant to the President's physician, Dr. I. Will Killum. The noted foot doctor, Harold Coggins, is offering a sure cure for all bunions, corns, or any other foot ailment. Myrtle Watson's fine record as City Jailer recently won her the position of first woman warden of State Prison. Jack Palmer, he'ad of the Palmer Lipstick Company, has recently written the article, Twelve Practical Pointers On Saving Lipstick. The Ophie Thorne Publishing Co. has published it. Vivian Taylor is now teaching Senior Home Economics at the local High School. All five of Miss Taylors classes are very large. Jeff Drake and Wade Woodley have just combined their chains of grocery stores with the slogan: We Sell Anything Buyablef' Some of our classmates have proved themselves to be efficient secretaries to the leading men of our nation. These widly known secretaries are Leia Harrison, Ruby Cox, Vera Morris, and Harriet Everland. These four just wrote a book Why Secretaries Die Young. Pagt Fifty Thru Lewis Thorpe has just been appointed head of the Traffic Department for the state of North Carolina. His training in traffic organization in high school greatly influenced his appointment by the new Secretary of State, Adrain Daughtridgc. Virginia Hicks and Florence Lancaster's Ye Trained Mice Shoppe is doing well in spite of Aileen Taylor and Virginia Jone's pet cat shop next door. The two businesses are located in Tarboro. Jessie Worrell is now the most envied man in America. He is chief Pie Taster at Madam Eleanor Fricdlander s Goody-Goody Shop on the corner of -lil St. in Brookland. David Pittman is conducting lectures through out the country to raise the mental standards of illitcrates. He is to speak at thc Class of 'il Vs reunion shortly. Jane Gay is sole owner of a funeral home with the motto: Why walk around half dead when we'll bury you for S-XO? Working with her as Chief Embalmer and hearse driver is Marue lay 'em out Summerlin. Bill Farmer is conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra which is now breaking all records in Radio City. This year he plans to tour Europe, particularly the section where Germany was. Fannie Mae Lane is now the featured pianist with the Fred Waring Glee Club. She has also served with the Hal Thurston Organization. Juanita Davis owns Davis's Gluck-Cluck Chicken Farm just outside of town. Juanita says, Start the day right with a fresh Davis egg . The local basket ball team, under the direction of Coach Russell Braswell, is ex- pected to walk off with all possible honors. Coach Braswell received his excellent train- ing at the comparatively new teachers college in Elm City. Jean Riddle and Buddy Robinson, the internationally known dancing team, are still going strong. They recently performed for the Yugoslavian King in Exile. They are also authors of the book Why We're Better Than The Castles. The women of the world are simply in a dither over those precious hats designed by the Charles Horton Co. Inspector Nell Merritt will head the investigation against Todd's Tourist Homes, Inc. As owner of 3,000 tourist homes scattered over this country, Miss Martha Todd is being held on the charge of blackmail. The customers complained that they had to pay protection fees or else they might be tripped when coming down the stairs or the maid would spill soup in their laps at lunch. Pat Patterson is now singing opera at the Metropolitan Opera House in Boston. Pearl Smith has just returned from Russia where she did a ballet for the Russian premier and his asociates. She also graciously performed for the Russian people in many public performances. Alma Stinson has gone to her winter resort in Miami after appearing in the recent broadway hit: The Disaster of a Flirt. Jean Liverman's livery stables are still going great. Cornelia Davis recently bought a share in the organization. Ruth Rogers and Rose Mehle are co-partners of the Kickapoo Joyjuice Brewing Co. John Laughon now belongs to the Royal Mounted Police, deep in the woods of Canada. Being a great lover of nature and beauty, he finds this work very satisfying and close to his heart. Eure Johnson joined the Army Air Corps immediately upon graduation. He later became General Doolittle's assistant. A quartet of cute nurses new employed at the Park View Hospital is composed of: Rebecca Lawrence', Sylvesta Joyner, Kandis Smith, and Elsie Harrell. Hats off to these girls in white! R. D. Smith, president of the Rocky Mount Mills, has just suffered a nervous break- down. His lawyers, Jimmy Murphy and Charles Foshee, are sending him to Florida for a couple of months while' they look after his business. You may find Doris Proctor anytime between two and four at her Interior Decoration Shoppe. Doris just completed reconditioning the Capitol Building. Sister Lachicotte is now running a salon in which she features her original treatment How To Get Slim In Six Easy Lessons. Have you seen the latest edition of LIFE? None other than Irene Dixon, the glamorous model and designer of Trick hats and bags, graces its cover. Joe Purvis is now a great analyzer of dreams. Shakespear's Midsummer Night's Dream was his great inspiration. Anne Stephenson is the little actress whose sweet voice and charm is now captivat- ing all the big shots of Hollywood. Elsie Turner, Margaret Denton. Ermine Perritt, and Katherine Russell found very good jobs in Washington with the O-PA right after graduation. Page Fifty Four Jack Hedgepeth has gained national fame through his newly designed locomotive, Greased Lightening. History repeats itself! Females swoon! Who is the idol? Why, it's Best-Looking Elwood Mixon! Louise Drummond is leading a hectic life. She is directing traffic at Times Square, New York City. Nan Livesay and Margaret Viverette have organized a Pay Us Or Quit Union in the Tick-Tock Clock Factory. Their organization is run on boi-owed time. Allen Thompson is now organizing -1-H clubs in Central America. The retired Baptist minister, John Rowe, may be found at his home in Rocky Mount. Reverand Rowe is expecting to be appointed District Superintendent very soon. Mattie Bell Frank owns a little French restaurant in Brookland. Leo McDuf'fy's U-Breakit--We Fixit service station, on Tarboro Highway has just been awarded the covertcd prize, a Real Rubber Tire, presented annually by the American Automobile Association. Margaret Carter has been voted the Best Woman Executive of 1954. She recently declined the position of president of the Drive You There Taxie Co. You'll be hearing Aileen Womble on a new network very soon. Her new program will be How To Keep Your Children and Dogs at Home. Lola Parker is quite the successful business woman. For the past live' years she held the title as America's No. 1 white Collar Girl. Station WEED is now owned and operated by Kenneth Berk. Listen to Kenneth's Sports Review at 5:30 every morning. Marie Glasgow is vevry happily married to a fine man. She delights in keeping house and cooking dishes by her original receipts. With her skilled designs and style creations, Anne Critcher has made Rocky Mount the style center of the world. The famed composer, Vernqn Daughtridge, has reached the four corners of the world, He is known as the third Beethoven. Evelyn Pittman and Frances Boyd have just returned from a trip to Mars in their Rocket Ship, The Buddy Barrett . They named their ship after our classmate, Buddy Barrett, who single handed, operated a submarine and torpedoed two Japanese Aircraft Carriers in World War II. W. T. Smith, the famed scenery artist for MGM studios in Hollywood, is sorry for one incident on a set. Iryma Dolly Bennett accidentally stumbled over W. T.'s lake painted for the' next scene of the movie. Miss Bennett was not injured severely, however. Mae McLemore is now enjoying returns from the heavy business of her subways. Mae began as Conductor. Wellbird Turner, a member of Rocky Mount's School Board, has just made effective the rule that students who wish to sleep late may omit homeroom period. Evelyn Jeffries has been appointed the American Ambassador to Russia. It is thought by the entire country that Miss Jeffries will make a go of this because she is always Russian Around . John Watkins drives the Greyhound Bus from Rocky Mount to Tampa, Florida. Mary Lee Parke'r left last week for France, where she has been our Ambassador for the past four years. Dietician Mary Ellis Shuler is now spending her vacation in India, where she is also conversing with Mahatma Ghandi. It seems that Mary is slightly concerned over Ghandi's getting his basic T . Fred Johnson was appointed Professor of Modern English Literature at Wake Forest College in 1949. Jimmy Ricks and Don Harris, world famous aviators who disappeared in the Pacific two months ago, have just been discovered on a new island in the Atlantic. Carolyn Nichols is chief finger print expert for the F. B. I. in Washington. J. Edgar Hoover, in a recent radio address, praised Carolyn for her aid in leading to the arrest of 47 escapees from up the river . Daphne Thigpen, editor of the Sunday Morning Post , announces that her magazine just topped Jean Hollowell's 'Blabber's Digest in a recent magazine sub- scription campaign. Mary Barrett's paper-hanging school in Nashville is doing fine. If your home needs wall-papering, just call Nashville, Extension 711. And so it seems that in spite of all the dive predictions made for us by our parents and teachers, we managed to do right well for ourselves. So-hold on world-there's still plenty of life in the old class yet! Page Fzfty Fzve f '4 MQST TALENTED LH f I 5 'fly MOST CADABLE ' ff 'W' A - BEST DRESSED E V6dl?l,'lf'.'T! jfllfti T fufil-11, f Lfmmfwff ffimg, f fm, MOST INTELLIGENT T WITTIEST ffm gzwfb IYTOST SCHOOL SPIRITED A L agjafzdf -' 2175 !Z!i2'E'jNL! f' ' T 1 :.-- nf' 194-L SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Pngf' Ffffy-Sir , 1 A ,W,JQ,LLQz4,w. vm f.f0ffi51vM,L 1 I ' ' A A i. BEST LOOKING Mosr coumeous Wfmif? I mosv Lmew TO succeeo 06211184 175670, ' C ?f'ML Lwbfaz? ,Quin 1f'fZ'?QlZ2z ffffizi' fzwm M amz lilffffmffp most popumn mosr ATHLETIC ,QfW2z,:fF,4fQ IL BEST ALL ROUND wt XQZZZQJM, M Z ff MK- Z 5 X Qyiaffzcw ,AJAJZJLZZL 1944 SENICR SUPERLATIVES Vrryfz' Ffffjpb '!' I I I : 5 SPORTING GOODS I , ,, , . - rm 5 13101 CL1:S ' PICTURE FRAMING I 'YNEIRS' 4 . ,ju .l X A i hA 1-L A. I I 1 Sl' I J I g I 0 4- L f SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS I 132 SOUTH AIAIN STREET ROCKY IIIOUNT N, C. I I 1 -......- -..-..-..-...-..-. ....-- .., ..... .--..-..-..-..-..- i THIS ANNUAL PRINTED HY I I 1 I CAROLINA QFFICE EQUIPMENT Co I I I PRINTERS - STA TIONERS - OFFICE OUTFITTERS I I Telephones ILILI0 - IOILI ROCKY MOUNT, NCRTH CAROLINA I I I I +.-...............-..-..-..............-..-..- .. ... .. ... - -- -1 - -f- J.. -:E:f , Ffffy-Eight ON GRA TULA TI ON S TC THE 1 CLASS GF 1944 , 7' xx J 4., ,J X X, .,, ' J-f X g, , I S J CITY CF KQCKYMQUNT -1: in-ur ui:-ua , Y u at Y Y at at 1min-:nip-uu1uiuv1oev-q--u-an-any-up-0.1 'I' I ..,......1...-U1.-.-..,..1..1..-.......1..-.,-.,-..-..1..-..-..-.,....1..1..1..i .i...-..1..1..-.in-..-Nl I I I I. W. ROSE DRUG CO. I Royal Palm Restaurant I PRESCRIPTION DRIIGGISTS GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH 1 Phone 15 Rocky Mount, N. C. I I I I I-...-..- oo.o -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.-I -..-..-.,-......-...........-..-.,-..-.,- .-.,-..-..-..-..- I BULLUCK FURNITURE COMPANY QUALITY FURNITURE I 200 South Main Street Rocky Mount, N. C. S 1.1--1.114-T--1-u-1 vll- ----t-M111-T--Ii-..i...T..l --v1.-11n-n1-----n-ni-U1--I--.-.101ui.-1..2 i,.i..i,.T,.1 I STUDENTS! I FOR BETTER PRICES Give your Dances and Banquets I at ' EFIRD'S DEPT STORE I . 1 GEORGE'S RESTAURANT Rocky Mount, C. AND BLUE ROOM i Sunset Avo. Opposite Center Theatre I I .-..-...-..-..-..- .,., -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.- ,... -...-.......-..-..-..-...,-.I-.-..-.,-......-..-..-..- .- I BREWER PAINT 81 WALL PAPER COMPANY I . 1 Paint and Wall Paper Contractors I ROCKY MOUNT. N. C. GREENSBORO, N. C. I -..-..-...-..-...-..- .,,. -..-..-..-..- -..-..-..-..- ...I -. -..-..-..-..-..-.,-..-..-..-..-, -.,- .- ... . I ' Compliments of ' LAUNDRY VVASHING 1 Mother-Daughter Store Y , , IS PLIRE BECALSE I The Shopping Center for IT PASTEURIZES I Thrifty Women 1 , SUNSHINE LAUNDRY i 330 S. Main Street . H XE 2 . I Rocky Mount, N. C. P ON 100 I qu-..-. -- --- - - - -- - --- Prrge Sixty 1' 4 . ' ar I,'i ,G I L I R 014 .4 V A fa T' XX.. ,go 'I 4 '- . ' Q: ' . 5225. I si- ! . . K, Q! Page Sixty-O Inv l HC '!' I I I1 II Il I I ,II I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4..-..--.. Pfige Sirfy-Two E P S T E I N ' S 'l'HI'I Ql1,u.l'1'Y c'o1:N14:1z Main Strcet Rocky Mount, N. C' BUY WAR BONDS Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island City, N. Y. Bottled locally by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Fo., Rocky Mount. N. C. BUY WAR BONDS -... 1. in.. .. 1. .1.1...1....1...1. 1.0.11 -...I-.......1 mm-. .. - 1 1 1.-11.11.-1u1 .- ..u1-11..- -..-........4. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I II I II I I I I LI I I II I II II II II II I II I I I I I I 'I' 1..1.1.1..1114n14l1.1..1..1..1 N1...-1V 1.1 1..1..1.1..1..1..1..1.g1p.1.q1..1n-5.1 51.1-.11 1 11.11.-1--1u.1uv1..1 1 1 1' ALLAN MIMS, Inc. FORD, MERCURY and LINCOLN DEALER 22 Tarboro St. Rocky Mount, N. C. ,1..1..1..1..1...1.-1.1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1..1.1..1u.1.+ SUNSET BARBER SHOP T For That Well Groomed Appearance . Center Theatre Building ..1..1..1...1L1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1..1...1...,1...1...-..... - RAWLS 8: WINSTEAD COMPANY WHOLESALE AUTO SUPPLIES I 3 l 243-247-251 S. Washington Street Phones 1230 - 121 Rocky Mount, N. C. E1 1.--,.1..1..1nn11u1..1.,...n1..1 1 1...1,..1..1.,1 -1..1..1..1..,1,.1..1..1..,1,.1,,,,1,, THE GLAMOR SHOP Make our shop your headquarters for Dresses - Coats - Suits - Sport Wear 300 S. Main Street u1.1-.1..1u1I-11.1.1U1...-..1--1n1..1..1..- SOUTHERN DAIRIES ICE CREAM - MILK Helps to Make Healthy Healthy Students Sealtest Approved for Your Protection The pictures in' this Annual i were made by I I I ! Wooten-Moulton Studios l of Chapel Hill, N. C. u1-11-u1u,1.--u1nn1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1.n1-n- l I I l L l ! 5 l I I -i- Page Sixty-Three '!' I I I I I DAN IEL'S Inc. I Peoples Bank SL Trust Co I I I I I THE SHOPPING CENTER Members Federal Deposits I I I For Women and Junior Misses I Insurance Corporation I I I Main sr. Rocky Mount, N. C. I Rocky Mount, N. C. I l .---.---.-..-...,......----.. ........ ..-----.--..- .I. ' Leaders of Tomorrow li BUY I I WAR BONDS and STAMPS I Today From The Planters National Bank 8a Trust Co. I-J , ROCKY MOUNT. N. C. J, Member: Federal Reserve System :l Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I I 2 .-........-.....-.-..-.....-..-.........-..-..-.- -..-.....-..- -.....-..-.................. I H Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1944 H CENTER THEATRE I and f CAROLINA THEATRE I ROCKY MOUNTS AMUSEMENT CENTERS .I I Qn1n-Q-oo-on-oe 1..1.1.1,nulqluln1..1....1u.1..1..--I-.....-l.1..-.p-...1..-...1.,1..1..-. Page S'1'.rfy-Four 1......1 1 1 1 1 1 .....1.1.1..1.1 .....-. s--name-41' .-ni..--g.1..1..1..1..1.......-.ui .--....-. LANCASTER FURNITURE COMPANY HCOMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS' 107 - 111 N. Washington Street Phone 267 .1-.1H11-1-11.-1..1n1..1...1uu1'11g-..,1....1....1....1.-1.4 I,nulm.,.1H-nll...-..-I-1.-.U-.........,....,,M A L N1 A N ll ' S Rocky Mount's Exclusive Cut Rate Drug Store Soda Fountain Luncheonette QUALITY LAUNDRY FOR MISSES and AND CLEANERS JUNIOR DRESSES PHONE 112 Visit 238 Tarboro street VOGUE DRESS SHOP Save With Us - Borrow From Us THE CITY INDUSTRIAL BANK ROCKY MOUNT. N. C. C. C. WARD, Pres. W. M. SPEARS, Vice-Pres. Member Federal Depositors Insurance Corporation -1: ' - -- - - -Y -- --:,:: -- 2 7: .-,: . PQN Page 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 'I' S H. H. WEEKS SEED STORE ROCKY MOUNT. N. C. Most Complete Stock of Seeds and Garden Needs in Town 1 Congratulations Class of 1944 M' FIRST FEDERAL JEWELER Savings 8L Loan Association 1 126 S. Main Street 123 Sunset Avenue t i Rocky Mount, N. C. Mortgage Loans - Insured Savings i -..-..-..-..-,.-.-.. ..... -..-..-..1..-..- - -.- -.-.-.- .-..-.-.-.-.- l . . 1 Bunting, Hardy Sz MlHgCS 1 i Wilkinson, Bulluck 8a Co MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S I Established 1895 CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS I 1 INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 114 S. Main Street 1 RENTALS -blllillills-Quisllvnvui vuvunvul1-0Q:iu1:l1pq- I I MoRToAGE LOANS Compliments of I I REAL ESTATE WO0DLEY'S MARKET I I 126 N. Main Street Tarboro Street I Rocky Mount, N. C. Rocky Mount, N. C. l DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY LEATHER GOODS - LUGGAGE ROCKY MOUNT LOAN OFFICE z'.z'! y-Sir 'RA 'Q F l R Przgw Slrffll-St'l'l 71 X ,- fgfff. 'H '!' -u-u1.41u l 2 Q P R o C 'r o R ' s 2 I Compliments of I VICTOR i and 5 PALACE RESTAURANT 1 BLUEBIRD RECORDS j 256 S. Main sr. Rocky Mount, N. C l 151 South Main street I A' DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS A A GOOD DRUG STORE T A , Z H. L. HICKS DRULJ COMPANH M Always Glad To Serve You CANDIES SODAS E ....-..-u.-..-......-........-..-.... -..-.-..........?..- - .......u-....,-..-..... -..-..-.,-..-..-... U CADDELL MOTOR CO. I It Always Pays To Trade At Q 1 STUDEBAKER l BELK-TYLER COMPANY E Sales and Smice Eastern CaroIina's Shopping Center l 129 S' Church Street Il l Rocky Mount, N. C. . 1 , ....-.-..-..-.-..-..-.. ...... -,.-..-..L..-..- - -..-..-..-.-.K-..-..-..-.-..-.., l i STANDARD INSURANCE 8z REALTY CO. 1 INSURANCE - RENTALS -- REAL ESTATE 1 i 125 Tarboro Street Phone 207 l I 4,...........,-..-..-..............-n.... ...... .- - - -2 ,li A O:,:..-..... ....,. Sirty-Eight 11. I I I 1 - 1...--..-,. 1..1.-1,111-i..-.u..-1... -. .1. 1 ... 1. 1...1..i..1. Thriftiness is Responsible For I Most Early Success I I An Insured Savings Account In This I I Association Will Help You To I ' An Early Success I I BUILDERS FEDERAL I -I Savings and Loan Association of Rocky Mount H City Industrial Bank Building H Fl K II ,, .-..-..-..-......-..-......-..-..... - .-..- ,... - .-..-..-. ........ W-. -..-..-..-.u-..-..- .I I .. Rocky Mount Floral Co. U Compliments of ART IN FLOWERS I A. R. WMM T JENKINS sz GEHMAN 114 N. Main Street Phone 274 JEWELERS Greenhouses 430 E. Thomas Street i Phones 588 - 589 139 s. Main street Phone 1118 C SAY IT WITH FLOWERS 1 I ,..-..-.....-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.-. -..-..l.I-.. ........ - -.- -.-,-..-I.- .I I I LAUNDRY WASHING IS PURE BECAUSE I IT PASTEURIZES : We Do ZORIC Dry Cleaning 1 BISHOP LAUNDRY I I PHONE 72 - 73 I I +110-Cig1nilI1oo1an1u-niqliglill1.11-n1..1..1n-1.1.T.---1.11-111.1 1. ....1..1..-..1..- 1 -.-. Page Sim Nine T' ! 4 U l I H ll I ,1,.1u i ll H I 1 I I u--no-Q13-Q-p1u.1n.1n I I 1 1 I 1 I ! I ! 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T--1.-T..--...-.....-p1..T--l..1...T,.1.-1--1. 1. 1..1-.--v.1..1..i..1..T..--li-pi.+ I I I I ' C r 1- t' 1 F , I Ongra U A lonb rom Greathouse 5 Butler i I I , i J- C- PENNY C0-, 1110- TAX SERVICE SYSTEMS I of AUDITS I I . . A 206 S. Main St. Rocky Mount, N' C' Certlfled Publlc Accountants I I 1 I I -......-.-.-..-.-..- -..- - -SEE -Ali -2 I -., - ...-.-.-..-..-.-.e- I 1 I . I ! , I v wr 2 7 ROCKY MOUIN 1' MILLS Q i I I I Established in 1818 I I Rocky Mount, N. C. E I I I HIGH GRADE COTTON YARN Q I I i RIVERSIDE TOBACCO TWINE I 1 I I i ! : I I I I S U1-11'-I-1111-u-niu1n-u-u--n1p1q1q-az-n-n--I1- - ::- 1-Y -r 1 f i: in-:--ini 1 f ....- I I . i CARULINA SCHUUI. UF COMMERCE I The School That Gets Results COTUDIITTICUYS Of I ROCKY MOUNT N. C. , : ' . . 5 A Busniess College Specializing in Business Wood S Servlce Statlon I I T7'df7ll7l-g - Expert Instruction -- Indivi- I dual Attention - Free Employment De- 701 S' Chu!-Ch St. Phone 285 I parlment. ' I L. D. 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