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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1949 volume:

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VVe are the stars, the supporting players and the understudies. Just as a professional play depends upon minute details, and countless unnamed persons for success, so does our school need the help of every single member of its cast for a smooth production. No one is unimportant, no one is all-important, for every- one has a role. There are those who direct, those who perform and those who are content to work behind scenes without special recognition. Ours is a stupendous production with a cast of over 750 working together for a smash hit! The pages of this volume. then, are a reflection of our life during 1948-49 The Best Year of Our Lives . W .W n ' 'V earl? 4 f 4 DEDICATIQ ln every successful play that has a lung: run on Broadway there is usually a famous star-A name--an artist. In Hullywuml the Academy ul' Arts aucl Seienees annually presents its Oscars for outstanding' perfurinances antl euntrihutiens tw the nwtiun pit-ture influstry. In keeping' with this treml uf rewarding inerituriuus service and excellent perfwrinanee, we the staff uf the 19-lil Hi-Nut'-Ar proudly present uureanili1lat,' For tup liunurs in the current pruductiun, The Best Year ul' Our Lives , nur st.11 'it' stars, Mr. C. M. Edson. His unfailing sense ufl1ulnu1', his fairness of pulicy, his keen interest in the students. and in the selwel, and his untiring elfurts tu lvring state-wimle i't-ugiiiti-vii tu lint-ky M-vunt High have endeared him tu all of the students anll his felluw wurlceis. Sli tu Mr. Uyius BI. lillsun-teaclier, advisur, and friend, we gratefully lleilicate this annual. H 'T ,G Q 1' ' ri' 41? 1? MIC. Il. S. JOHNSON Principal MR. R. M. WILSON Superintendent of City Schools Grucluatell fiwnn Duke University with BOYD, August lb, PM B. A. 1924. Obtained M. A. at Duke in 1, THERE IS ,YO DEATH P.. . 1 f RXIHS ' 1944 R tl Thf'rf is im dvaflz! Hu' stars gn rluzvn llllicllfnaso ,Atl lblzluf Ct Sefnly To rim' upon soma uflzm' SIIIPVU, L OL U upelm Lmen 0 15 C Oo S' And briglzi in I1l'fll'C7I'S jvzvvlcd c-mimi, Thvy slzizzv forvzwr' -more. John Luckey lwCCI'661'y 1 .-.z., Qgl' 'H' an Q 'f i V NWA' - T-i,,u . , . 1 l V E. . .,. a 1.5 I I Fx: X ,fi .. ...K SCHOOL BOARD STANDING--W. R. Colemcrn, George S. Edwards, Frank S. Wilkinson, W. L. Thorp. SEATED-Mrs, T. R. Ecxsterlinq, H. M. Wilson, Mrs. W. I. Whitehurst. Members not present: I. C. Brcswell, L. L. Gmvely, C. S. Taylor. Page Six THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR 1 'fix T RW ,gf T, 5 1595 s UCED BY + PROD MR. R. M. WXLSGN MR, D. S. JOHNSON DIRECTED DY THEFACUUYY D BY SPONSORE SCHOOL B0 ARD THE T1'IC'I'INlCAL STAFF Nh. Cartec Octavkus Suggs Mr. Jones Mary Boyd Nw. Thorp 'Niajor Ward 'I,Xx's. Lamm CaXXke May Joynex' Mrs. Fvady Beatrkce Barnes. s I ' A 15' ' , 3 , 22- '31 1 A? I L1 I I 7 -1-Y 4,v 'J THE 1 949 HI - 11 Page 90' A pen 'Ax 'af Nl , A W '7 ' A . 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EDSUN-Druflzrzfics, Englislz, Spqrclz .-Irlrisur 1'IIua'k .11'r1sqm'rs, Sjfvwclz Clzuir, I'lutffgf'upl1gf Club, A. If. und JI. A. IvlIIl'l'l'NIfjl nl' .xvffffll Vfzmlimz. HHS. JOHN FAHMICR-I1'rzgl1'sll. 100011 fur Debafing Twczm. A. Ii. IIvUIIIflH'S Cvfllvgv HI' If X. V. Gruclzmto 11'ru'l.'f I'1lZ'l'r'1'S. f1f uf .Y. f'. .RIISS .I IQLIA FLTI.I.E1i--I'l1ym'1-fr! IDYIIIIFHII .lI, Hcaltlz .-Izlrfsm .luniur Tri-HI'-Y, Girls .-Iflzlvfic .-Issuciafimz, 11. S. Iivurfflzrfx C'fflr'f'g:' 'fl' Iv. X. V., JI. A. If X. C. MIL. RALPH GORHAII-HiSz'f1rg, f'IZ'l.l'S, A. B. Uni- rcrsify uf Xurflz Vrlmliazrr. Grfffiurzfv zmrlf, l'71il'?l'Sif1j uf N. C. MISS DORIS HOLLO'XVEI.L-English, Ad1'1'Su1' Good Spnrfx Club, C'l11'u1'Ivc1c1v1's. A. H. East C'zl1'uIfnu TCCICIIFVS' C'nI14'fff'. KIVIIUYHIIII' u'm'1f. Iv7II.7'CI'9l.fjf uf N. C. MISS JICSSIIC JOHNSON-Ifnylislz, Cllllfflllllll Englislz Ilvpurfnu ni, .-LII. U'fmzun'R Cullefgv nf If X. K . Gradzlafv 1:-Mrk, Vulfzmbfzz l'f1iz'e'2's1'tg1, IK X. l . MISS K.-X'I'E PARKS KITCHIN-Euylislz, Dcan ufGf1'IS, Unlnlsvllizly, Allvism' for Sfzrdwzt Gwwwzfrzvzzf O?'!lU'11-' zmzfzhlz, Di1'1'r'fmA nf Suciarl l'mgrum, Cunrclillafui' fm' JI. Ivllfllft' Tmv11w'.Q, A. H. II X. C., JI. A. Colzmzbzfz. G,-ffflunff' 11-ffrlf, .XvlH'fIlIl'L'Nft'I'll IvI1Z'l'C'7'SIflj, U. N. C. MR. F. V. LUNDY-l'lfySiz'z1! Edzwfzfiurz, .-Iflzldics Coach. If. S. Eusf Tfxfzfzussve' Stuff' CuIIf'ye'. Gradzcclff' zL'orI-', I'1ziz'vrsity of Suzzflzwrlz C'c1Iifrn'11icz. VII H IU-I9 III-NOC-AH X . ' lp TX MM W ' ef 47 dl of 59135, MR. A. MALLOY MCGREGOR-Blathevnatics, Business .llonuger of Athletzcs, Senior Class Sponsor, A. B., M. A. l7nirersity of South Carolina. Graduate work, Uni- versity of Va., Peabody, Vnieersity of Chicago, lfni- eersfty of N. C. MISS EDN.-X MCL.-XUGHLIN-Latin, Sponsor for Senior Tri-Hi-Y, B. A. Flora MacDonald College. Graduate work, IVake Forest College. MISS ALMA MURCHISON-English, Co-Advisor Hi- .Voe-Ar. B. S. Mary Washington College. Graduate work, Wake Forest College. MISS IOLA PARKER--History, Advisor for Student World Federalists. A. B. Wornan's College of U. N. C., Graduate work, Duke l'niversity. MR. H. T. PARRY-Band, Choir, B. S. Drake University. Graduate Work, Northwestern. MISS ELEANOR PEARSALL-Librarian, A. B. Goucher College. Graduate work, B. S. University of N. C., New York l'nieersity, Colnznbia. MR. C. E. PRIVOTT-Science, Chemistry, Phys cs, Co- Acleisor Hi-Noe-Ar. B. S. and JI. A. PVake Forest. Graduate work, II'ake Forest. MISS MARGARET RICKS-Geometry, Trig, B. A. Con- verse, Georgetown, Peabody. Graduate work, M. A. Georgetown, M. A. Peabody. MISS JEAN MARCIA RIDDLE-Distributive Education, Advisrrr for Freshman Girls Hi-Y, D. E. Club. B. S. Richmond Professional Institute. MISS ATHLEEN TURNAGE-Mathematics, History Advisor for Junior Red Cross Club, A. B. Woman's College of C. N. C. Graduate zen-k, University of N. C. Vnieersity of Virginia. MRS. ORA VANBUSKIRK-Biology, Science, Junior Class Advisor, A. B. Elon College. Graduate work, JI. A. Duke l'niz'ersil11. MISS RUBIE VAUSE-English, II. A. Duke linieersity. MRS. EUNICE YVILLIAMS-Home Economies, B. S. Wonzazfs College of U. N. C. MISS MARY WOOD WINSLOW-History, Economics, Socology, Civics, A. B. University of North Carolina. Graduate work, University of North Carolina. MISS HAZEL WORSLEY-Piano, B. A. Woman's College of U. N. C. Graduate work, Columbia, Carolina, IVOTIIUTIIS College. MRS. T. D. YOUNG-English, Journalism' Advisor for The Blackbird, A. B. Duke University. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR . . :Ava W X , J U-' , nu C j 3 -JN Y x -- lo , g,,,, , 4 up vfiff' 6 1 -1' 'I - -,-:' t'-7' fm ' 1 Am V 599: 9.5, I JL. .4-Q' if ' e f f'3Q I f are ia.- I I IL e 'ri -l ...:' 'Z EU Q , . w',f i:I'i' 0, If 4-as and .if 5f i I 9' 'ug' ' My Ti A .Oil 165' 495 9 i.. -lr Page Nine x .. 'Asp ,- f if ' . h,.g., ,-... , - 13 v. -0-.. ful.. ,,ffl.-Q . -1.31. 'xi Z. 45 1 L A vs- '-3 fbfvi Q-. -3. , 214 ' ,- H K. v' , f 1 fgff' if ,, . ,. 1, Q Ll 4- - ll '1 1 ess at or ev v Es, CAST OF CHARACTERS STARRING THE SENIOR CLASS FEATURING THE JUNIOR CLASS SUPPORTED BY THE SOPHOMORE CLASS UNDERSTUDIED BY THE FRESHMAN CLASS I Qxpu, lr KJ ' - L , ,S 4 THE 1949 HI-NOL 5-AR Page E I UlillilNAl. VAST ,r l 41: N, ,pn- . . ,l.Nl. .,X . 'I' :J 1 V Irs legun u series of 'ei ntsrlziy 'ning v ass niettimss. The prugranis '-r- - 1 1 .' 1 L 1 rlass rneiiihers. H ui 'Q ' R trut ic' s-ifety, prevention ' it 'u ' i-'ci iss ' 1l V1 urtesy were dis- ' U ' W: . ' sscf. 1 f 1 rl' the .luyree Vlulv, the class - ' . - 1 :g Q 5 fi mi -1 - fill s first career day. ' f , . S-iiurs I '-st Gig-'n i- :in lienvenuv: were . - ,NV . ' f -sx t s 4M,'L'U.S4 . . - i -I i s H. E v I' ' A , . ,.. .,.. ' -' ..-.,..., -Je.L. ls! SEMESTER ROY LEE FULCHER, I'rcsicIvnf PAT BOONE, Vice-I'rvsicIwzt NANCY YELVERTON- Scvrvtrzrgf JOE BREVVER, T1-c'czs1rrw' Ouwmdmq Pmgcwmm af :de Seam REPLACEMENTS ,,,....., .-n V-tim' Y , V-, V fl' A f'i'0.UPL1SI1.lIEN TS The class meetings, which were well received, were continued with equal success during' the spring semester. Near the end of school, as the Hi-Noe-Ar went to press, a numher ul' cnmmittees were at work on the various activities ul' commencement week. 5' These committees, except Graduation 1949 to equal any in the schools history. l Jud SEJIESTER ROY LEE FULCHER, President NANCY HOBBS, Vice-President JACK GRIFFIN, Secretary JEAN DAVENPORT, Trf'aszu'er Page Tzvelrff THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR ima '47 ERNEST ADAMS-L'r1re't'wv,has11 goocl llnvz' ull the llnzv. ROBIN AHHINGTON- T-Illrrln , . .Lows pcoplc and vim' zw-lxwz. .lnnlor-Svnlof' Tri-Hz'-Y, C'llt'0VlCCld0I', Good S11 frls' K loss Offzlcs. Tunnls Tvunn, Coznnzittvc for Junior Senior, .Ilosl Tyjflvul Svnlor Girl . HOBBY JOE BAKEH-I rlvnelly, happy, grund ull 'rounzl boy. l1'o1nz'roonl O1l'1'0f's, Tvnnls Train, Sfulr' Tennis Ivllflllljllflll, I'lll'Sllll Football, Scnior Sll1J6'I'lllflUt', Traffll' f'1PllIHlllll'f', Sfmlrnf Go1'f'1'nn1z'1If R01n'vH0nfuf1'z'z'. BETTY BARNES-Tn'fnl.'ling 1-gms, frivnrlly snzilv-Betty. Dl'UIlllllll'N C'lnl1, Honzrroonl Ofllrvs, Dvlegfllc' lo S. N. H. S. C'onrr'nllwn, I'UllIllIlll1'4' for J1ln1'or-Svnior, Dvlegalf' fo Girlx' Sffllw, .Il1'lI'Sllflll, Trf'as1rr'w' of .Ynlional Honor Socivly, Ill-Nov-.-If Stull, Tl'l'llSIll'f'I' of High School, .lnr11'or-Srzrffo' Trl-Hi-Y Vlnlvs, II'or'lll Fvrlvrrzlisfs, Spaevh fvlllllf. WILLIAM CLIFTON BARNES, Jr.-Easy fo gvf along wlfh, l'tIl'l'Vl'7'1'l' o-nl llzsn golllg. Drlznfnfics, Choir. NANCY I3AIl'I'IIOLOMEXV- Tholln , onr IIf'1'Hllfll'fll-- Il'lSKlHHl lzvyonfl hw' nwrlrx. fVIllFl'l'll'fl!lUl', Sc'f'r0fa1'y of Tri- Hf-Y, Sm'1'4'lf1rgf of Pll'C'SllllIfllI Class, Holneroorn O-fl'1'v0S, Spa-rclz C'l1ol1', I?rnrnnf1'c'.Q Club Prcslclvnf, Black Mas- qnvrs, Cfsnfvsf Plans, Clznlrnzrzn ofSfl1r1l Night, Runner- np fo CVUHIIJIIS S1fw'vll1r'r11'f,GoorlSporls,Hi-Noe'-A1'Sfrlff. BILL B.-XTCIIICIJOH-Fzrll of fun-good loolcin'-11 laflivs' nzun. Hull! S1-onf, Holnz' Room Offlws, Shop flub, Spvcclz Clzoir, Hi-Y. CHARLES BATCI'IELORfT11'o Year IqI'llllllATl17l'l'S lllx football Ql'flllIlfllf'll llll-fl-fl'I'IH. Fooflmll f'o-f'r1pfuln, Hnnrr' Iflhillll Olflcvs. JACK BATCHELOH4,-I sfrong znlwrvsf in rurlio . . . ll flz'pf'nfl11l:lc' stnflrnf. Lion lloy of flu' II've'lf. l'l1ofogrupl1y Club, Sqlllflfllf Gonfwnniwnl If1'1ll'!'S1'Illlllll'l', Iltlllll' Iflilllll Offlcvx. CALLA ELIZABETH B.-X'I I'lINI.-XN--E. frvnu'ly consciou- fiolfs, fuvfx lifr' lrlfh ll solwl' onfloolc. Svnlor Trl-Hi-Y, Dvan's Assixfnnf, Hui l'f'o,cs Vonnvfl, F. H. A. MARY TOM BgX'I'TI,I'I- Tom Suns zwlmf slu' nwuns unfl . , , , , . . . I Nw, ,fy f , .- w-, '.'- w f ' . , 1 '-.' 1 Trl-Hi-Y Ol'l'lws, llvlryfnfv' lu Glrlx' Slufw, Tl'f'1lNlll'1'1' ul' .Ynflonrrl Honor Sol-lrljf, Gooll Slwrfx, SIljJl'J'lflflI'1'. IIICIUIS zrlmf Sha' sr1nx.Sfnflf'nfGww'nn1r'11lRf'prf'sw:1lf1- I nl Ioosll II ll IIINN I llllllll lnnan N nzn JAMES Ii. BICI,IJf.Ilor4' lhrln wzlllng fo ln1rfl4'i1n1f:' ln UH!! f'fl 1Af!l- llojfx fvllUl'lYN, f'lI'Ill', l'. .-I. l'., .xvllllllllfll Gnurfl. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR 'X f ?N fl an 'uiafw ' f 'I x5 .wif f X A I 1 n ' I' - ' will '. 4' 4 , '- - 3. ' .xl if Trl 'Rf 1 ' .JR - . fx 3 ' . Q'2:g.: V -' ' all If I '29 A qdf ,ik A 'K 1- -, aa.- 1 QQ ta- f i. fp :sv 1 , -... U 'fill 1 A 3 1 . X .f ,125 no V Y -11 ' fi, 4.4 '?' , I I, -zu I Pugr Thirteen F 3 IQ ,r 1 if , fr ,W 75- -'ri 5 xx 35: f 'N 7' Q1 J' so ff N 1 'vga W1 'fp sf . 5 .ir . O 4.7 NLE 2 61 l 'T' -srl 9 oi. 'df 4 1 N . x l as :rl -of 3' ,i-an I 411 'RQ-W 1 3,- 'n nik . . Page Fourteen Slam of V? JAVK HIZZICLI, - flrry rrurl If if fully, .lrn'l.' ,INN lrn' 14-.irrf1s, flllfllf, lrlrr'-l'l'r'NlIl1rll .nl ll4n11l1'1'nn11r, .'TSS'l, l nnll1lIll llrlrl lfrtslwllzllll ,Url1lrlgf4'r, .IUYVIC HLUNT- - lI1'1'4l1'y lllIS u sulzflr' lzunmr uflrl fl slrnny will. .ll11iim'-Nr'rliu,- T,-,'.H,'-Y' Slurlrnl Hopf-,-11. Hlfllf lL'4',H'1'Sl llfIlll'l'l', llnnir Iffmnl Ullilvws, Sprrrli l'lmir. LUCY ANN HUUUIl'Ifl2'll'f'f'i'1's1'r'ffl--rnjoys llllvl'--lllll'l1NX full of fun. Junior auzl Swnior Tri-lli-Y, Howl Spnrlx, .Hay l'un1'f CN. fvIlIlllIIIS Sl4'r'f'tlvrr1rf, Agllllllll Guv1'1'71- mruf Ifl'lll'l'Sl'Illfllll'1', Sup1'rlr1fii'rs, llrncl f,'lIl'l'l'lll'ilfll'l', lllllllt'l'1I1Plll Ulfirrs. ROBERT P. BOLTON-Hob-l'i'ifli's lzimsvlf in his knoll'- lwzlgv uf flu' slagr, frnul of llrauiatics. Stage Crew. AgjH'l'l'l1 Clioir, lllaclc JIasqur'rs, I,I'f1llI!lflf'N Club, Shop Club. PATTY RUTH BOONE-A quivf kind of beauty--clw lJC7iflflbll'-C'fflL'lL'7lf. Honzeroonz Ojficfs, Class Offices, Ilranzaties Club, .Iunior Tri-Hi-Y, Svcrelary of Nalionul Honor' Sociffy, Sfrvicc' Club, Clzfvir, Spvvcli Clluir,Healll1 flllfllllllllfll, GAA, Black Illasquers. JIMMIE BRAKE-Seldom lL'llllUIlf a smile, avoids cVou'tls, yet is u'n'll lilrefl. Hi-Y, Sfucleut GUl'Cl'71IlIi'llf Represen- tative, U Squad Football, Varsity, Eagle Scout, Shop Club. JOSEPH B. BHEVVER, J1'.- Pretty Hoy Always looks and acts like cz gentleman. Secretary of Senior Class, Football, Supe1'latii'e, Student Govfrrznzerzt Reprfseu- tativc, Boy's Clzm-us, Stage Manager, Black Jlasquers. BETTY JEAN BULLUCK-Sfraiglzl forzvarcl and smil- ing-ueat-frimully fu all. Student Government Repre- serztafirc, Girl's Clzorzfs, Honzez-vom Offices, Clzoir, Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y, .luizior-Senior Committee. DON BULLUCK-Fricudly and playful, usually willing to lmul a helping lzaazfl. Secretary to Hi-Y, Junior-Senior Committee. DICK BURTONi L?ird Always friendly and courteous fakes his duties seriously. Presideizt of Hi-Y. President of Amcrivarz History Class, Scout. DELORES CABIPBELL-Friendly tliouglz quiet-always fries to do lim' bust. Tri-Hi-Y, Jzuzz'or-Senior Refresh- meuf Committee, Hnnzeronm Offices, Dranzalics Club. ELOISE CARMICHAEL-Polite' and frieuflly-floes lzer slzare of any job. G.-1.-1, Home Economics Club, Drama- ics Club, S1ufec'lz Clzoirf Dramatics. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Steno '49 ALVIS BRYAN CARR, Jr.-flirynivj Enjoys the lightvr th ings of lifv-loz'1's flunviny-friendly. Shop Club, Stage l'r0u', Illuclc .71lllSl1Il4'l'S', Vic'4'-I'rf'sifIent of Hi-Y, Hoy Scouts. Contest Play. Student Government Hejlrvsrrz- tutivv, I7ru1nutic's. JAMES CARTEE, Jr.-'Dom his work uwllais c'ou1'teozas and rvservvfl, Honu' Room Tre'uszU'e'r', Shop Club. LUTA CHIPLEY-Friendly und ulwuys willing to co- op01'r1tc'.Junior11nrlSCnio1' Tri-Hi-Y, President of Senior Tri-Hi-Y, T'1'z'i'-l'1'1'sul011t ot' Good Sports Club, Vice'- FITS!-Ill nt und 1'rc'sirlf'nt of Jr. lllusic' Club, 'I're'asure'r of .lnnior Class, Slllflfitf fi0l'4'I'IlHll'l1fRl'1JI'8SFI1fdffL't', Choir, Hornrroorn Otfivvs, Tvnnis Tvurn, National Honor Socivty. PETE CHRISTIAN-l'xuuIIy quiet but enjoys lif fo the' fullest. ALMA COCKRELI.-Sweat und Sl.llC6'l'6'-llUl'H her ivorlf in ll stvady pucc. Choir, G. A. A. THURMAN COCKRELI.-Hus little tu say-enjoys life' in u quivt fashion. JANE COLEY-Svrious fninclecl und L'Lljlllblt'f frierully and happy. G. A. A. and Tri-Hz'-Y. J. C. COOK-Tulvnt for CI'6'llfl.L'4.' zvritiny-talent for dru- lIItlflCS-ll hurrl u'orker. Home Room and Class Offices, Hi- Xoc-Ar, Eflilol' of Itlaclfbircl, Contest Play, Student Goi'e'rnnu'nt Ifvpwsazztzztivo, Sjuwvlz Choir, Black Mas- qufrs, 1X,lIl'!IPllS lion of tlzv Jlonth, Lion Hoy of the Uleelf. VERNON CULPEPPER-Eutficieizt-u hard u'orlff'r'- clivirlvs tifno bvtu'z'1'n school and work. Choir, Honzvroonz U,fl'I.l'L'S, O,t?'ic'f'x of D. E. Club. VIVIAN DAUGHTRIDGE7l'lzc'e'1'f11l, likes l l't'I'1l0llt' tlllfl in turn is nwll lilcz'rl. Trvfzsizrm' of Tri-Hi-Y, Smfrvtary ol' S1'ri'ic'f' Club. Ilrunzfztics Club, Iflonzvroorn Officvs. Slllflflll Go1'vrnn1vnt lfvprvxviztatirv, GAA, Clz0ir,Spr'f'1'l1 f hoir', llrrnrl, I .H.A., .Mlltvroutv to Cirlx' Staten FRANCES JEAN DAVENPORT-Easy Going, curf',t'1'cv ,' Ihis strrrivlzfrry hlonrl is o frirrul to ull. Junior mul Svnior Tri-Hi-Y, I'1'vsirIf'nt unrl Sfwrrtrlry of Good Sportx Club, ,Urlid of Honor Jluy Court 482 Stuclnt Govern- rnvnt Ift'lPI'f'SI'IIffIfll'I', Trf'us1u'1' of Senior Class, Supvr- lutivv, llluckhirrl Stntf, .Yfztionol Honor' Socivty. JAMES RUSSELL DENTON-Sonx littlw, but ix nwll likvcl by uvquaintflncvs. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR I . 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I 111'1'1'1111111'1', fI11111111111's, 111111115 .'ll11s11111'1'x, 1111111 IH, ll111111' H1111111 O11'1'1'1'11, II1-Y, YICHNUN IJITALKQIIAN ul:1ll'lfH I lIl'Ill Ill 111.-1 1'f1111'11'I1'1111x 1111'1111x 11'1111I 111' NIIJIS. l'111111'1111111 111' Il1111x1 111111 H,-1111111111 f'111111111l11'1, lf1111s' 1',1'Il'lIS, IIr1111111I1'1-x f'l11l1, 5111111 111 1 , 1 f1111'11'111111'11l 1u'11111'x1'11111111'1'. i'1IAHL1'IS P11'UNUMULS-.Y1'11I, 111111115 111111 11111111-111f1's 111111 11111-11x 1'11111'1'1'f 111111111, ll1lIl1l'1'Ill1l1l fIff1.I'l'H, IiUI3I'II!'l' FI-i,-XNK ICIPGICYVI111 1111111-11x 111111 N1l1llf'11I1ll!j fill' ll 1f111j111. X11f11111111 1'l111s11' II1111111' S111'1'11111, l!1'1l 1'1-mx V1111111-11, N11:'1'1'l1 1'111111', 111-Y. UNA DY ICDVVARI1SfQ111'1'f, 111111ss11111111y 71c111111'11 '1111' 1'1111111111' 1111 11A:11'1f. S1'1'111'1'11 111'f1sf fm' 111'1111111111's, Ar! 151111-'11' 117' 111-X111'-A1'. lIl111'1.' .'lI11sq111'1'x, OLIVIA I'lLI1EN7Q1111'f-11111-11118 111111111 111 1111011 l'll 111111 1111 1111' s11111'1' nf 11'111'1.'. IJ1'1111111f11'S C'11111, J11111111' 111111 S1'111111' Tri-H1-Y, G111111 Sl1111'fs fv1ll1l, I11111111' S111'1'11f11, TI'l1l1:S T111111, 1'1'1xf11f'111' 111' GAA. ANN EYELAND-S11'1'1'f 111111 s1111'1'1'11-11f11's 1111' 11-1111: 11'1'11. J11111111' T11-H1-Y, F. H. A., H1111 fmss C'1111111'11. NAOMI FISHER- P1111c11 S1111111s 11'111111g 111 1111111 ll 116111- 111ff 11111111 11'111'11 111'1'111'11. S111I1f11If G111'1'1'11111e11f 111111131111- f11f11'1', D1'!ll1IC111'CS C'111b, Iffli Cmsx C1111111'11, J11111111' Tri- H1-Y, 111111101-1111111 O-f1'1f'f'3, S1'1'1'1c'1' C11l1J. ARTHUR GREEN FGUNTAIN-Al11'11ys S'Cl'1l 111111 a s111111' 1111' 1'1'1'1'1111111'. H111111'1'01J111 Oj'f11'1's, S01'1'Ct111'y of H1- Y, Sf11111111f G111'1'1'111111'11f Rcp1'cse11fat1'1'1', S11c1111 C0111- 11111f1'1', 13111 f'1'11xS C'1111111'11. CLARA ELLEN FRANCIS- Bag f!1Zl'llyS sf111111s ready 111 1111-11 1111 1111111111-1' j11b-11 111111 y11'1 111 1111 1'vs11c1'ts. G111111 S11111'fSC'11111,S1'1'1'11'1'C11111,X11fio11a1H111z111'S11cz'cty,B1aC1f .'lI11s11111'1'S, C'111111'1111111 S11111111 C1111111111f1'0, D1'11at111g Team, S1'1'1'1'f111'11 X. C'. S. C. F., S1'111'1'f111'11 111111 Iv1CF-Pl't'Sl'fI?711 Of X111-111 tl11f1 Slfllfll C111'11111111 T11-Hi-Y, Sc1'1'1'ta1'y 4,14 S1111111111111' f'111sS. TL'1Z111S Team, Speccll C1Z'71'I', D1'1CgafC 111 ,Xvfl11IlI1fl1 31111111111 C111111c11 .-1ss11111b111, C1111t1'st Play, S11111'1'11111'1'1'. M. L. FREDERILNK-1v1IflSS1l11i11151, 1101 f1'ic11111y-101111 1111111 1111 1111130 111111 1c111111' 111111 bvsf. H1111's Cw1lU1'IlS. Secre- 101'-Il 11.1. A1111'1'1'1'1111 I11S'1II1'1l Class, S1'1.111t. JEANETTE FRYE-511611 111111 t111111g11t'f111 nf 11t1zQ1's. Page Sixteen THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR f Slam '49 ROY LEE FULCHEH- Young Hoy Good natureil, eon- seientious, :nukes a nfl keeps friends. President of Senior Class, Hi- Y, Kizeanis ling of the Month, Lion Hoy of the Week, Hoinerooin Offices, Delegate to Boy's State, Choir, Superlatiee, Cheerleader, Speech Choir, Home- rooin lfepresentatire. CARRIE BELLE FUSSELL-Small and silent-a good student, a sweet girl. Drainaties Club, Junior Tri-Hi-Y, Horne Economies Club, Horne Economies Council, Home- roofn Otfiees. DENNIS GARDNEliflfegarils nzost matters lightly so has feu' u'orries. President of D. E. Club, Secretary of IVoofl Shop. HERBERT GAY-Little and Iirely-frieiullg and cour- teous to everyone. Presifleut of D. E. Club, IVooil Shop Club, Hoinerooiu Offices. WALTER HERMAN GEDDIE- Meatball A head full of zeit-good flrainatie talent. Blackbird Staff, CSPA Dele- gate to Xen' York, Contest Play, Debating Club, Advertising Manager The Tragedy , Hi-Y, Shop Club, Doys Chorus. LAMONT GIBSON-Gets his share of fan out of life. sometimes talkative sornetirnes quiet. Most Valuable Plager f Football Trophy 1948. JIMMY GILLIAM- AU-Star An efficient worker, a goofl speaker a courteous gentleman. Drarnaties Club, Hi-Y, Sereiee Club, Honzerooin Offices, Class President, Black Masquers, Saperlatiee, Tlllfflt' Committee, MC of Teen-Time, Lion Hoy of the Week, Blackbird Clown. MARZILLA ANN GREEN-Soft spoken and reserved, at display of manners and eourtesy. Choir, Homeroorn Ojfiees, Home Ronin Representative, Superlative, Public' Speaking Club, FHA. JACK GRIFFIN- Ace Light-heartecl and loud-always wears a grin. Viee-Presirlent Sophomore Class, Treasurer Soplzoniore Class, Secretary Senior Class, Hi-Y, Base- ball, Dasketball, Home Rooin Offices, Speech Choir, Service Club, Senior Scout, Tragic Committee, Junior- Senior Comniittee, Illaekbirzl Clown. CHARLES GRYB- Dear Carefree, talkative: at home in any gathering. Hi-Y, Shop Club. Hand, Debating Club, IVorlfl Fetleralist. TOMMY GUPTON- TG Quiet conscientious, eapableg U lla!! with nrauy friends. Viee-Presiflent Fresh :nan Class, Presizleut of Soplionzore Class, Homerooin President, Football, National Honor Society. MARY LENA HALL-Short lively blonlle-fond uf athle- ties. Junior Hell Crass, Vice-I'resiclent, GAA, Tri-Hi-Y. Debating Club, Horneroorn Rl'1:7't'St'IIfUfl'1'l'. THE 1949 HI-NOC-All ,ag Q 5 .33 r 45' ag, 3 , 1 U ai . C J ' 5 3? ff I .sw g . 'Tl . 1-1 . P. lf' . Ft A Q 2 : ' I Sf? A 3, r, 'Y , -- Ti ifizisnliiiii YQ 4,:1-11593212 -ic ' 'AK X -584 'SG 3 , 1 2' ,X -,F -A f ' A Jig, A A 'JI fin . .,.. I Page Seventeen ri, L WW, L ,La .,-au'-f-'Q O 4-f' -o -will :MQ f' im. K af F. 'fsl' v :I , wr Qi 1 -f-'T' -1 l 'Q L . I sam 0,4 '49 'X g IIIHXKIQ IIAIIIPISUN ull4ll'1ljlU Van IIIAVIIVNN lfnrl sunn- 'O lhuly fur ll llllljfllf lrif full-11 ull fffunrl llllvug I -mllurll, 9' 7'1HlllN, ylfllfllli' l'wn1mfll1'v', Ill'-Y, lfuwl, XVILSUN lIfXllllIS Thr' Nlfrfny, xllwnl lffprwrfjffffx nfnxlr, Vlwlf' ,1lm4fw l r.wfl1'1ll ln flf'fr111'fl1'r, All Shri: Ilrlnll, II- lgilllllll Iffmllmll, .X'nllf.mll l'lwf1', lfunrl rrwl flrr'lr1-xlrrll HHH fr .Nf:f'if'lg1, lliylf Svlffml fll'I'lH'Hll1l, HI: lp f'llllI. I'5l'f'l'TY IIAWKINS- -.'l1lulhf'r xlrmfy miffflfvl girl-1I'fll1 rrn :yr lu lhf' fnlflrr, lIfllllY'l'YlUlll Ull'I1'r'x,.l1f1ll'm' Tri-III-Y, H. fl. nl., lll'flllllllll'N Vluh, l'lmfuff11rpl1y l'.'11l1, Vlmir, Sln'r4'l1 l'lmfr, .lulffuf'-Nru1'ur f'u1un1flff'r, Jllulm' .1IIIHll' fllllll, Ilflfffllll' in fllliilvl' Vllnlr' ln fl1'wr111'fllw, Vmlflwf l'lr1y. PAT HAYES-Sr'ri1,11s-nlfnflml in svlmul zvnrlf llllfl lu fllltfl' lffv. llrfr1,1r1llr's I lfrlr, Iln11fw1'ofm1 Ujl'i1'1's, G. A, fl., Trwus- urn' -lllllllll' llvrl IU-mx, Tri-Ili-Y, .lunlwr-Sr Him' lll'L'fll'U' flHIIN C'rlHllIlI'ff4'l', Sfnllrfnf II'n1'l1l Ff'1lr'1'nllsfx, ,QIIVUCII Vllwlr, .xvllllfilllll Hrulvfr Sm'1'1'fj1. fi 'W RALPH HAYES- llcIfffyfltif'-lJ1al,'r s Xu. 1 s14pprf1'fL'r.' .,, llnlph is fhf' lypr llmf zfwrriws fzlmut f'l'L'I'jjflllIIy and .4q5, t'l'l'l'lll1UIllf. 111Pllll'l'lllIIll Ojlll,c'l'S, I1flHl4'l'1lUlIl lf1'jn't'Sr'Hf!lfil'r', .lm1iHa'-Svlziur l'Jc'z'ff1'r1ffm1s l'u111mifIrw, Dvbuliny Club, If-Squuzl Ffmflmll. i JOYCE MEADE HEDGEPETH-l rim1clly rnzfl s1flvnuz- lunhs on lfff' zvifh sufisffzf'f1'fm. Trl-llz'-Y, G. A ..-1., Dru- nzfzffvs Club, Music' Club, FHA, llnzlzrfrwnz Officfs, Jllillrll' lfrzl Vmss Cflllllfjl, Spvvclz Cflzwlr, Ulslribzlfivf' Erlzfcfztirnf, .Sl'L'l4t'fIll'!l uf Ilfrl Cross f'lIlHll'I.l. v-Q. ' POLLY HEDGEPE'I'H-Tfrllfulim' mul f1'if'11flly-lows 1 N9 pvnplv fuzfl llrzlzving. Class Offlvvs. 5 T7 f ,I JOHN DANIEL HINTON-Trzlcvs his Rc'fwter nmrf' L sc-'rifhzsly flzfzn sclwol. ' 4,4 .1 v NANCY MCR.-XE IIOBBS-lJI'flIZ'I z'i1'fzmsn, an Cfcvllcrll - V ' sfuflvllf null Cfzmjlzm lvrrrlvr. Dvlfgrzfz' fn Slate Xafiovlal V' Hun fr S'rrz'ify1 C'm1fv2'm1z'1j. I'1'cSicl011l 'ff Xfzfzbzzcll Hunfn' f Q Sffr'1'c'f!l, l'n's1'rlc'nf uf Sz'11ir.n' Tri-Hz'-Y. Guwfl Sports .- - Clnln .luninr Jlzfslf' Club Assisffrnt Clzief Marshal 3 l'ia11isf for Flzfrir, UIISI-IIFSS AIKIIIKIQCI' nj Blaclcblrfl, 1.4,-Z: if .-1flz'w'f1'Si11g fllfulrzgvr nf Hz'-.Yfw-AV, I'lAl'L'-IJl'CSldC7lf of . Sc'n1'm' Class, Hmm' Hoon: Rein-esvnfc1fiz'c, Senior Super- : lafirf, Jlllllflf'-St'lll4H' Prngf'a111 Cfmznziffcf. k 1,3 JIMMY HOLLIDAYi Pl11f'Mlm -cmvgcllifzl and cmzfmztefl Y H 1 1 vnjuys z:'l1z1f0z'v1' hc flncs. Hmm' Ruunz Ofl'z'c'0S, Trcasznim' ' ,,i A nf .lzminr Class, Qvl1fll'l'HIUlI of .1Iagrz:z'1zc Clzmpaigrz for A V 7- -'W .lzuziur Class, Shop Club, Hand, Ilfzsvbczll, Rcrl Cross ' ' 'aj fl C'lzuirnmn, Dclcgflff' fn llvjfs Sfflfv, 114'-rl Swilf. ' -oi' Q Q V f ' 1 aa an ROBERT LEE HEX-lily null silvnf-rnznflzca' mzlsically 4. ff 1.-Eg .,. inzvllnvfl SlIlfll'lll'. Bfllld and Xfzfinnczl lllzlsic Honor '7'Q',' me , br I , , Page Eighteen Swcicfgf, Iirznfl Libra,-1'rz11, High Sclzfml Orclzcstra, Band W K Sergeant. 4 W Q EDN.-X MAE JACKSON'-Very quiet and agreeable. LMA, -,1...l THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Siena af '4 HENRY LEE JOHNSON- Lovvr Boy -lilfcs his slzare nf fnfoyniriit, usually in ri qnivt way. Hi-Y, Honzeroom Ifvlirvswiitutiiw, llonzvrooni OflAl.Cf'S, Choir, Dranzutics. RANDOLPH JOYNERY-luotlzvi' vrrfuzblv fvllow-says litflv, flow his slinw. lwvsirlviit uf English Class, Base- ball, Shop Club. BRYANT KENNEDY-Spurlrling b1'ou'n vyvs, vivacious, Music ln1'1'1'. Honzrroonz Offivcs, Hoy Svout. JEAN KEI'lMON- Goin: -41 continuous flou' of wit, Drunuitivx tulwnt plus, Drunurtics Club, Honzerooin Ovfiuvs, Hfnnf' Ronin Ifvprcscntutivv, Tennis Team, Sw-1'i'w' Club, S4't't'ft1I'jl of Blacfl: Jlusqucrs, Contest Play, Spvvvli t'lwir, LVIIUIIV, Senior Su1n'i'latii'c, Music National Honor Snail-tn. Ilwlvyutv to Choir Clinic in Greenville, l'l1ofogrtlpl1jl Club, G. A. .-1, GEORGE LAMBERT-''lIubblvs -easy going, so takes life' in hix strirlf. Sl't'I'CllIl'jl of Honzvrooin, II Squad liuslmtlifill, Hi-Y, Svnior Scout, Sturivnt Glll't'l'Il7IlC'llf If4'1irt'sf-iltntizw, Trfiffic Cuninzittvf. SHERROD LANDEN- IIig Sz'oop -Fbzmcl in every yutliwing nf iziwlzw or inorr. Clzorns, Wood Shop Club, Plzfftoyrfiplzff Club, Stage' Crvzv, Homeroonz HPprc'sc'1z- fclti1'f'. HUGH LAUGHRIDGE- I?r1llr'riua -Thrives on Ath- lctics, lilfvs n goin! finuu Football, Ilascball, Basketball. JOHN WINSTEAD LEE- Tf'clrli, -Witlz an eye for the liyhfvi' Hirlr- uf lifv. lhllltl, Hfinicroonz H0preser1tatiz'f', Hi-Y, Junior .llusiw Club, I-Ioiucroonz Officvs. MIRI.-XM LEXVIS-Quivt-f'nncif'nc'ious, flows hvr work and flows it u'1'll. RONNIE IJCXVIS-A light lzwurt und u light L'uic'v-zvitll U low' for thi' fruinpwl. Iinnrl, .Yutionul JIIQSIVL' Honor Suviiln, llnnrl Sw-yviziif, Ilfrnrl Libi'f11'u1n, Junior Music' Club, lliyh Svlmol Vfiml Clinic, Choir, Spvf'r'lz Choir, lliifh Svlionl linnfl. DONALD LINDSAY--Svlmlnr, Elf'c'triL'ir111-Rvlifzlzlm' Stu- flwnt, rfvrfln fn roi:-w hix opinion on inost any nirzttvr. ,Yutiunnl Ilnnur Snmifif, fv1IIll'I'HlfIII of thi' Junior ffvfl Cross, I,'unnf'i-l'li in thi' Junior Jlngnzinv Sulfs. ADDIE MAGICE-,iln c. ti'rnivly 1-nnsc1'vntious girl-fluux hw' zvwn bmi on nun fuxlf nsxignvrl. G. A. A., l7i'crn1f1ti0s Club, FHA, Junior Tri-Hi-Y, fhllfllf, Ifvfl Croxx R1'1n'cs- wntfffiw, .-lsxisfnnt to thi' Dvun. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Q Q-.. CCT , 'F , 'Alb Q 'sf' ' 0 if W bw 'Cf ' x 'j 4' . V. ,w 5 I iw . hh. V . IJ ', h . 'H Q rg ta n 'S .4 i ly 3 SSS' Q, ' . ,Hi s v- ' liz, C 'N .. is . I' .lf Page Nineteen V, I ,av sv-, Q--X - A ,Q the ,A 1 af K? 'sa .' Fl- lmgli I ' it Y 5 - ' N T ,L fi at nm. ad., -' .f,.J,: J ,'.', . XA if ig, Q Z3 ,mis N ,y QL -if? ., '- L' .cv K Ra' ' 1 4 eff Y -X., F l Y 1 f 1. 'rn Q is .4 W mtg -....... .5 5 , i -'W' xi? L9 1521- . is , -'11 . W Qiewx ' if. tal. 1 I M-, Page Twenty tcvwabt'4? . , . , . A 1 IA IDI: JI.-XIJ Il- .-1 haul ll'Ul'lf1'l'-Ill'l'4't' urglfets a rex- llllllhtllllllff. Htitlllltt r1'la.f'rn. I'1lblit' Spralfirlg Club, View- l't'l'Hllll'Ill 'Ll llonlr' lftltllll, l'tl'l'-l'l'1'Hi1ll'Itf o Senior f llogfs Ili-Y, lllllllf' ltoozn ltrprr.wrntutire, Senior ling Seoul, l,ion's lloy of thi' Hverli. I'I':UfiY NIATTIIICVVS---Tall ltllnlll Illlll yrmrl lookilf, allways uirurs a smile. Home Itoom Uytfiews, GAA, llramalies Club, FHA, Hand. PAUL M.-XLS--A serious eye for subjeet matter, a lighter riru' on life. Hi-Y, ll Squad Haskvtball, Varsity Basket- liall, l'rf-sirlrnt uf Service Club, I'icr-l'resiili'nt National llonor Soi-iwtg, Svc'r1'tar11 of Junior Class, Trvasurc'r of Soplzomori' Class, Home ltoom O,tfit'r's, Home Room Re- j?l't'Sl'llltlltAUt', IIog's State, Eagle Scout. ELIZA MAXWELL-Easy going anrl happy, get reliable- 'tLi,:a adds much to school life. Home Room Repre- si'ntati1'e, Hand, Speech Choir, All-State Iiancl, Black .11asqur'rs, Plzotography Club, National Band, Orchestra and Choral Honor Society, Tri-Hz'-Y, Stage Crew, Social Committee. ROBERT MAYO-Conscieneious and quiet, Mousey is the very sliazlow of dependability. ,.National Honor Society, Service Club, World Federalist, Secretary of Hi-Y, Chairman of Junior Red Cross Council, Home Room Representative, Kiwanis Bog of the Month. HOWARD MCADAMS-Calm, Contenteal, and easy going- malfes the best of everything. Home Room Offices, Treas- urer of Freshman Class, President of Sophomore Class, Hi-Y, Chairman of Traffic Committee, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Basketball. JOHN GILBERT MCCULLEN, Jr.- Cat an extra yearn Senior--like crowds, girls. Basketball, Baseball l Speech Choir, Dra matics. TOM MCMILLAN- Rollo -facing life 'with a mature and open mind-a leader among men. Home Room Repre- NI'tli'ttf1'l'l', Debating, Chorus, Band, Hi-Y, Representative to State Student Council Congress, Senior Scout. BILLY MEHLE-Tall, lzanz-lmndetl, a silent leader in RJII-IS athletics. Basketball, Baseball, Football. DONALD MELVIN-A combination of courtesy and dra- fnaties talent. Three Year Graduate, Dramatics, Band, Little Theatre Players, IVorld Federalists. JIMMY MOORE-Tall, unassuming-quietly taking a place in the l7!lC'ix'gl'llIHIfl. Football, Traffic Committee, Boy Scout. VVILLIAM J. MORGAN-Cnemotional, with a nonchalant air, takes life for uilzaterer it is. Football. Hi-Y, Tragic Committee, Home Room Representative. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Zona '47 HETSY MURRAY--A fall' r'.vc'lzanga-svlzual lmalfs fm' umrrlag4'. CALLIE NEAL--Quzvt, zulclligruf, vna1u'raliz'e'. G. A. A.. lluulv fLll'!Ill'llIllC3 f'lHlJ, Trl-Hi-Y, Dl'Illl'S ASS1'SfaIIf. MARTHA LOUISE NEAL-Quiet, C'UIH12l'lllIIl and llmuglzfful. JOE NELSON-I'vrsfzflle'-ala'1'v1'-flc'fiu1'1'c'ly nav of flu' bmi . Vicr-l'1'f-siflmf of Student Body, I'rf'sirleut of .luuilr Class, Vive'-l'1'1's1'flf'11f of Saplzomore Class, Hi- Xlu--.-lr Staff, .Spwrts Editor uf Illackbirrl, Delegate tv C. S. I'. A. f'lPlll'f'llllUll, Ilasvball l1f1fllIUgCI', Home Room Clffir-wx, .'iu'n'frr1'gf uf I-If-Y, Sfuflmzt Government Repro- svnfaflm-, Spvvclz C'l1fu'r, L1'uu's Hay of the Week, Kiwanis Huy nf ilu' Jlwuflz, Contest Play, Editor uf Tim T1'agufly , Jlasfwr of c'l'l'i'llllHllE'S for J1n1z'or-Sc'ulor. CHARLES CLARENCE ODOM-A courteous, quiet fvlluu'-trim fu flu vvvrytlziug zvvll. Slmp Club, D. E. Club. BILLIE JEAN OWEN-Car'vj'r'vc', tallvalive bland, grts flu' mbsf buf of lifv. Iiusiuvss Manager of Blackbird, Hi- .Yvw-.-11' Slail, T'u'u-P1'c'slclc'uf af Hz'-Y, Junior Senior C1Illlllllll1'V fllllllflllllll, Home Room Rep1'esentat1 Ue, Dra- fuafics Club, Tvuuls Club, Clzoir, Speech Choir, Ruuncr up In Calupus S11'vf'tl1varf, Hnuzf' ROUIH Offiws. EVELYNfPARKER-Happy, ,frivzzzlly girl, a lzcad full af wil. Svw-wfargf of Euglislz Class, Choir, Secretary of Huuu' E1'm1uu1iz's Class, Hume Room Rcprvseufafivv. NANCY PATTERSON-Tall, dark bcaufy, likes to lauglz and lirv. Girl's Clmrzrs. Clmir, Hand, FHA, G. A. A. IVA R.-XMON.-X PAYNE--Tlzuf pvculiar scaslmrv brugac, raflu-y quiwf, buf wvll lllcwl. Spbusm' far Football Game. Ulass Ul7 fc'r's, flmlr. HUGH I'E.-XHSONYK'apablv uf high tlziugs, svriaus- uziuflwl, rr ln'ux,1f'vli1w' dru'fn1'. Hz'-Nuo-Ar, Business lllllIlllIIjl'l', lluuu' Iffmm lfvprcsfwllfltiz'r', All Staff' Hand, 1.lflll'S 1:1111 uf flll' lllfillfll. BOBBY PENNINGTON-Tall, clark and shy, lows fool'- lmll. .luuiur Varsify Fuuflmall, Varsity Ffuwtlzall, Hmm' lffuuu Srvr1'I1r1'gf. ROBERT PENNINGTON-lTvvufll lfifly and ca1'c'frvc', vujulus l1'ff'. Iluys Clzwrux, II Squad Ffmtball, Varsity lfuaflxrrll, 1,I'l'Nlfl!'lll nf Hana' Rama. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR 3 Ewa wr, 4'-F7 'ig . up b- N' V, 0' , ...Null ,K , 'N r. f A A ,, . '04 . l ' l'd ' -- 1 4 'L ' ' ' U .uf -0 ms 3 .. ' .4 , twiylw' - , .,l X M1 'J H., 'N ' -I .- N T Q ff A QV A . K al R. l an 4' sl an 1 b 13-, ' . gl. Q , X ,-1 15. 'Ex' Q -1 Page Twenty-Ouc . ro 'T .5 rQ V .AI Q' , -'17 if Y ,Q 3' as 'JV L, 'win -M , va 45:9 tf 'X1 . 1 at ,- mme, f S fx 'fm if 17 .Q . N, ' V ' 29,-W ag .L 4-.: Lv x , T? 5 , , kb 3 ff' 1 V ,iii Q , A we-' ','- Page Twenty-Two ...Jun -1 502: Stem: ab! '49 ANN I'1l,lZ.A.l'lI':'f'H I'HILl,H'S '.Qll'1'l'f uml l'1'l1'u1lly, u nfolurf' rlru' of llvlr, Ilruilzrllirx Vlah, llooo' Noon: Hr- ,:n'.w4'1llrllll'4' lnSfl14ll'lll lloA'r'1'1l11l1'ul, ,fnfffor,'lI1lgi1-fllgbv Vlmir, l .ll.:1., fl..-lull., .'1HSl4HlIlIll to l,I'Illl, Srrrttury uf llonfv' lfoool. fNl'Il.l. I'IIII.Il'S ,lliftwl l'llllllHf, r.rr1'llrul xtaflvnt. .Yollonal llonffr So:-iffy, .lrrnlor Jlrmir Club, Srridrr Vlltll, floor! Sports, .lunlor lfrfl Vroxx, lli1'l'x Staff, llonll' lfoon: Ulf1'Cf'x, lll'lllHIllll'S Clilll, Trl'-Ili-Y, SPUUCII f'lIlIl.l', .lltlllur Swnior Cfffllrlzlittww, Jlafslml, lIj'I'8l,!lt'll! of National llonor Sociwly. GLORIA PLUMM HK-A Yanlcrv import, goozl-nrltzlrvcl owl liappjf, zrilliny to do har part anrl ozorf. Home' Ifonnl fhff'1'r-wx, Stuflwnt Goiw-rimzvflt lfe'jn':'srntr1ti1'r',Xrnlrzilltltilzy t'on1n1ittwr for Junior O.tficr'x, Jlnlior Srnior Conln1ittf'f', Clzoir. Good Sports Club, Altwrnatr fn Girl's Stair, Sponsor, Clzoir Clinic' Dvlogatv, National llanor Society. JAMES PRICFI-.littr'rbug-a c'arvf1'1'v i11cliz'i1l1u1l, cordial anrl f1'i1':1flly to 1'l's'ryorw, D. O. Club, Drafaativs. GENEVIICVE PRIVETTE-Dosrn't say mzwlz, but means zrlzat slze' says, dry zuit, a fine friend. Tri-Hi-Y, Black- bird Staff, Good Sports Club, lllavk Masqacrs, Clmriw, ,laolor Scnior Committvfy Spveclz Chair. INEZ PRIVETTE-Lows slzortlzarzfl, cooperates, and f.l'l'l'lltll-U. F. H. A., Choir. LEON PURVIS-Quiet, snziling, mnigwzicll, enjoys life. Clfoir, Home Room Offices, Rf'17l'6'S6'lIfGf1.1'C to Student Cozz11c'1'l, Prvsiflcrzt of Sl'Z'G'lZC'6' Class. BILL RECTOR-Oar loader of lzfzzclers, and all-round boy, capable of most anytlzing llc uizflertalres. Home I-Boom Officvs, Hi-Y President, Service Club, Vico-Presi- flvnt of.l1n1ior Class, lJI'CSlIlf'IZf of Student Body, Nat- ional Honor Socivty, Prosident of North Carolina State .Yational Honor Society, Kiwanis Bay of the Month, Lioifs Boy of the Week, Delegate to N. C. Student Council Congrvss, Bogfs State, JluIiorSe'1Iior Committee, Svnior Superlativas. SARA REYNOLDS-A quiet, cooperativv girl always road!! to help. Transfer from Elizabvtlz City Higlz School' Clzoir, Home Room Oyfices. T. IC. RICKS-Astute lcaclvr of U'orld Federalist, a good stadvnt, Co-chairman of Invitation Committee for Fresh- man Frolics, Hi-Y, Pwsiflwzt of Stzulent U'orld Fede- ralists, S'f'rz'i0v Club, Viva-Presiflmzt of National Honor Society, Homo Room Offices, Choir, Drbatiizg Club, l.foJI'S' Hoy of llllf' IVOClf. JACK RIVENBARK-The outstanding Voice of RJIHS. 1llI CliIlS rvarly to zvorlf. Clzoir, National flluslc Honor Socivty, Iloms' Room Rc'prvSvntatiz'c', Choir Clinic Delr- gatv to E'.C.T.C., Homo Room Offices. BETTY ANN ROBBINS-Quiet Columfzist, a ralzlablc aclditton to the school activities. Treasurer of Good Sports Club, Se'c're'tary of Tri-Hi-Y, Circzclation Manager of Iiladrlwirzl, E.l'ClZfllIfl6' E'a'z'tor of Blaclrbird, IVinner of Tl? cssazl contest, Publicity Clzairman, Co-Chairman of Fatzlre' Teaalzers of .-lnzerica. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Siam '49 MARY MAGDALENE ROGERS-Very quiet and unas- suming, keeps her thoughts to herself. Junior Red Cross. ALBERT ROSE-Dramatic talent, beautiful voice, coo- perative. Choir, Speech Choir, Drainaties, Contest Play. DAVID ROSE-Those big blue eyes! Takes everything to heart, espeially girls. Senior Scout, Boys' Hi-Y, Shop Club, Home Room Representative. HAROLD ROLAND-A strong affection for motorized vehicles. EDWARD SKIPPER- Skip , A big carefree felloze, seldom zeorries. Home Room Offices, Band, Boys' Chorus, Shop Club. HOLT SNELL-Kind, polite, truly gifted in the field of art. Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Chorus, Junior Senior Committee, Home Room Representative. JAMES STARLING- Peanut , very strong in his be- liefs, friendly to everyone, is often misunderstood. D. E. Club. LEONARD STARLING-A variety of musical talents, voice, piano, sax-anotlzer zvilling ivorlfer. Junior Music Club, All State Ifand, Delegate to Choir Clinic At E. C. T.C., Band, Choir, Metal Shop Club, Photography Club, Service Club, President National Orchestral and Choral Honor Society. RUBIE MAE STARLING-- Bonnie , courteous, a person that lfnozvs no enemies. Treasurer of F.H.A., Delegate to State F.H.A. Convention, Choir, Junior Music Club, Dramaties. POLLY STEPHENS4.-I quiet beauty, always ivilling and able to rlo for others. Home Room Representative, Home Room Ofl'ieis, Dramrrfies Club, Secretary of Good Sports Club. JOYCE STEPHENSON-A willing zvorlfer, always on hanrl to help. G..-I..-1., F.H.A., Girls' Chorus, F.H.A. Camp, Drainaties. VIRGINIA STEPI-IENSON-A neu' corner who has fitted in ivell. Transferred from Pineland .lunior College. Distributive Education, D. E. Club. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR -:sri ,gl advyf' 125-'I xx N. . ro' 'C' L-.A , I ' FU Y in., aw 'rise we ., T, 43 1 if - I , QP' GI If 3 .Q . ' tab SD I- h X, 1, 1 . w A I X - it A l is A 5 I ,mem 1 if r I T3 'qw . I . ix! A ,755 .. -, -.--..... Page Twenty-Three ,.-.. Y,- , 1 Siena '47 r - 'I 23 IS' NI, 1 HILLY S'lbKIf'Kl,ANIJ -,qllllll'lllllll'H unwly, llllf 1llIl'!ljfN - . ' 'Q' fl f'll7ljjl'llllll fwllwzf' Ihul I'Il'lU!jH HID, v 'U XY ' 1 IIELICN TANNEK4s1.l'f1lllllr'u1'l1'1l null !rf111rll1f7lfml.',w If, 1 . . . x. ' V llu' lnvylzlrf' sulr nf lzjr. fl.A..f1., lh'rrnmlir.w Vlulf, Vim, 4 M l'l'l'SI.lll'lll nf flll'll' Vluss, f'lmf'ns. f HUB THOMA-Xsff'ulfgfflzirll llllrl llrlppjf Wllllllfj lu u'uf'l.' ' fa wlzrn callul alma. llaml, Snrial l'ummiflff', l:IlNlx'1'l,ll1ll as GK .lIar1r1ywr, All Nfafr' lfaml, 'Q A, P' W, -1 ,iq ., at 115 4 , .Ja 51: ' 4 - I f, ,1 1, 3 1 5 . .. ,... - WV . ' .V ,- . .f AK , X, l .f rp X , M. n , .U S - we ., 1 vs' agrsfy J. , 1- : lk 1, .V 'A f ' mi ,wk X l , my AG' K ? .gl 1 we - K -nun., 1 . 'Y . L ,G ov, Q' 5,-, 'vfvh. 'V' Page Twenty-Four .IANE THOMAS-f'al11.l1l1', rlrpwnrlalflw, vjfiriwfll, 11-ffl: a lllllfllll' Viva' nf life' allrl lllr' uwrlfl. llwlmlffrg l'l1ll,, Tri- lli-Y, f'SI'A Dvlvgaff' fu Xfu' Yarl.', flllffllllfl' fn Girl Sfafv, Hmm' Ifuum Ix'r'pr1'xr11lrrfflw, l rfllarw rrlifar nj IIlac'l.'lJirrl, Erlifur uf Ifli-X410-A r, f'irvalafif,n .1Iam1gp,' nf fill'-gym'-AV, ljI't'SIAfll'?ll nf Gnufl Slmrm Flnlpv ffullui' Snc'1'vfy, Sjavwlz Vlznlr, flla-If Cvllllff IYLQN, Jani- Scalar f'l7HIHlllffll', Svuzm' S1f1u'rlafi1'f', Vfmfwsf l'lag1, Jlarslzal. JACK THOBI.-Xskfl lnz'1'1' nf f1flvl1'flc'S, Sflrlunl l1tIS U 1.1'm'ry. Slmp Club, D Sqlcafl Football, Varsity Football, Ifasvball, Hama' Hunnz Ofl'I'f't'S. ROY HOLMES THOMPSON, Jl'.-.'1lIl'CljlS has a Rmilv. gels a lat ozzf of lifv, Hugfs clllllfllg, C'lm1'r. HARRY LEE THARRINGTON-Effrvnzfly qaifl and moody, a great aftractimz in 11zaff,11'z'yc'lvS. CLARENCE VVALKER-Quiet and polilv. lzarfl u'0rl:e1'. Sfudeuf Gaz'e'rHmvHl Rf'1Jrvsc11ff1fi1'v, Ivllft'-IJI'f'Sl!It'71l of D. E. Club. MOODY HANES VVARDi.Yo obstacle' can lcvcp him from a laugh, popular, lzappy, Vfricnfllgf. Ffmtlnall, Varsity, Hmm? Ronnz Offzfvs. DELLA GRAY VVARREN-Su've'l and friendly, 14'Cll liked by crerymze. Tzvaszwm- of I-Inmc Hamm. Flzwir, Tri-Hi-Y, Dramafics Club, F.H.,-1., f71'a1m1fiz'S. SALLY YVEAVER-Laws pvoplf. flfl1ICI'?Ig, gvfs flza nzosf nat of life, bv-bop qzrrwn. Spvcz-lz Clzffir, Sfcrctczry of Jznzior Red Crass Cwllllllfll, Tri-Hi-Y. S1'i'I'lf'l' Club. Band. 117111116 Room Rr'111'vs4'1zfc1fizvz DORIS WEBBER-Cuff' and fzmngf. always cafirzg in Class. I7ran1afiz'8 glab. Jll?71.r7?' Tri-Hz'-Y. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Siena of '47 ' IIIENIQ NVESTEII---Smiling, happy, ix frie'iully to rzwry- onw. Uirln Vhorus Drunuitivs Club, F.H.,-1., G..-l..-i., Hal Vroxs. DURYN.-X WIGGINS-I ru'nflly ond hvlpful, always has Il srnilr, Junior Tri-Hi-Y, Gui..-1., Drunultics Club, Music' fvlllll, .1lllj1lt'l'fll', Ifrfl Froxx, St'C'I't'ilI?'!f of F.H..-1. BILLY YVILLIAHS-Sous wry littlv, but zlors his part l'fl'l.!'lfiIlltl. Iluiofl Shop, Flilif' Drill Conzwniltrr, f'ollf'1'for 'fl .itll I'm'rioll .-1bSc'ute'e' Clflrllfr. UORIL XVILL.I.X1IS-f.q1ll'lll1'N up for what xhe thinks ix right, NlIlCt'l't', joriol, 1l'Cll lilfccl. Horns' Ifitllll Offices, Hell Cross Hiprcsvnfrztiiw, G..-1.,-1., Drunzatics Club, Tr1'-Hi- Y, Homo Room Rw1n'rm'nt11tivo, Junior Sonior CYOHI- n1iffe'l'. JOHN NVINDH.-X31-Ilovs ony LlSSlyllt'll fuslv well, lilrcs rr goofl tinrw, II.-of Smut, Shop Club, Illfwlfbirrl Sta-tf. MYRI:-XM XVINSTE.-XD-.-1Imtllfw' quid girl who tlovs gooml zvorl-5, tall. llaiul, Photogrfzplzy Club, I7rumatiL's Flub. G..-LA., Tri-Hz'-Y. NVAVERLY ROSS YVOOD-Lively, restless, und happy, thrivcs on zvorl: and loves to talk. Horne' Room Repres- entative, Housv and Grounds Conzmittve, IVorld FFClE'I'tl' list,Hf-bbyC'lub,C'l1ristn1as Play, Sound Director, Chair- fnczn of Propcrtic's for Dramatics. LEON YELVERTON-The school's chief morale booster, claims he's aluwzys vo1ning in clear . Dranzatics Club, Junior Jloguziiu' Clzuirnzan, Home Room Offives, Senior S1l1u'rlatil'c', llluvlf Jlfzsquers. NANCY LEE YELVERTON-A good exrample of z'rrsatilify, vombincs beauty and brains with person- ality. Home Room Ojficvs. Homo Room He'prCswztz1tiL'a', Aflrortising Jlfznfzgvr of Illfldfbirfl, C.S.l'.A. Convcfntion, Lllt'C'lllfliI.lP71 .Uanrzgcr of Hi-.Voc-Ar, Good Sports Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Svnior Queen of '48, Secretary of Senior Floss, f'flHI1lllS S14'm'tl1ru1't, Nlllflhtllllll Honor Socivtgl, .1Ifirshul, Svnior Su1u'rlc1ti1'c'. v NELLIE MARIE YOUNG--Su'f'rt ond quict ulwczux lI'Q'lll'ltlfl fl snrilr, Class Officrs. Q, 4' 11,9Q Elgl, j , Q25 afgy THE 1949 HI-NOC'-AR 5.- F -4' 'T XX. if Q cvqffpi . . N6 Nfl V, ' f 3 bd -df -- I 4 -Aly: ' 41.1519 -E.: - '-791-1KT1? ' g'?'iaQ .-J. jx QQ F ,L :: it .QL ' isa' i ...,,, iw W. 'A A H -J in M . if fy I 1 JT L X, 1 9' cgi GI' . , , ..,.........J Pago Tzrcnty-Fi1'r 'R , , ,i oo' 'W' 1,-f pal- . 1 7 l i i l Hlll1llN,-Xl. VAST A1'1'H1ll'l,lSll5Il'IN'l'S N At tlit- lit-giiiiiimg oi' st-liool lust full, this :staff 11l'oll'i1'c'i's iinilvrlook one ol' the two main projects of the junior rluss, that ol' raising: money for class artivities. 'Vliese olYic't-rs worked diligently in their I ellhrts tim raise the money. 'l'lironglx the co-operation 3 W Q of Curtiss Pulilisliing' Vonipany, the meniliers of the i Q, V' junior class sold rnauaziries and netted a substan- l - i tial sum. They also sold season tickets for the . J l ' x L.. Ist SEJIESTEI1' HERBERT THORP, I,I'C'Sldl'llf CHARLES UMSTEAD, I'1'f'f'-I'rcsicIa'nf PEGGY EDMONDSON, Sf'C'l't'ffll'.ll JOE BENNETT, Treaszirvr Athletic Association. mm M444 Uffdma REPLACEMENTS ACCOMPLISHME NTS The spring term of school brought in another competent slate of officers. The problem etinfront- ing' this group was the task of planning the best Junior-Senior Prom ever. This being the main social event of the school year, they worked long and hard in planning and executing the idea for the dance. The theme of the event was an oriental one. A beautifully decorated gym, featuring lanterns, a huge Buddali and ceremonial kites, a program highlited with oriental numbers, and delicious re- freshments made this Junior-Senior one of the best and one that will long be remembered. Page Twenty-Six hay:-:G .et , 1:85 A5 5 A- -'D Jud SEMESTER BOBBY GORHAM, President ELAINE HARDY, I'ic0-Presideizt PEGGY GRIFFIN, Secretary POLLY HEDGEPETH, Treasurer T HE 1949 HI-NOC-AR eczfmefzf 77Zage'za 5 I: 1.1. .-X1JA1IS,JIz , 'D 5 .Q an-ir., RQ ,, ,-3 4 IIERMAN ALLEN 4 C? Q, -. 3, .I.-XIIICS HAROLD ANDERSON N!! avr ' ' X y if ' I.II,I, ANIIIIEMB A J. 1 In A J I:II.L IIARNI-Ls , .j fn 7,4 1 -za sr NIYHTI1-I .IUYCIC IIARNHILI, Ag ,f - ivy: A -1 t'II'IUIlGrE B.-XTVHI-ILOH Q It ,Q ' ',l ,4 I-:LMO BATTLE, Jr. A, A AL A X Wll.I,I.rX1I TIIUBIAS BE.-XCHAM v Q 9 IL. e.. l ,,: .:...x I:OI:EI:T BEQKNELL vi ' .,. 'P ... II-:SSE WILLIAM BELL :I f I:AI:I2AR,x JEAN BEST l gh' . 5 .I 4 JOE BENNETT 3 3 Q Q Q HARRY KENNETH BLOCKER ,, I 1 5, r v-i 1 1 I' MARY FRANCES BLOUNT A U fb. SPX' 'r RALPH BOBBITT A for . I A LEA. I Rl MH. L JOHN WILKES BOOTH L N BILL BOYETTE, Jr. I Q Q 9 9' Q G I I - 'v- ' Y 1 WINNIE LOU BRADLEY 5,4 VT,-1 -Q -2:3 YORK BRANNOCK, Jr. V, ' h . - ' I ig! ff, Aish 1 'ff ' 'X ' A 'U BILLY BROOKS NANI'Y BROWN OVQA --I -Q ' ,Q Q ., ' 1 ROBERT BROWNINII . 3-!.'Qrg' ' WILLIAM JAMES PARK I fv A I Liar L ll -B, .,1 , - M J AIXIISHALI, CAMPBELL Y. ' U A IIONNA .IEAN CAPPS T, I 55' A ARNOLII c'HARI.Es I A nr. .3 IIORIS IHRISTOPHER ' ' ' A Vx I Q I , ff-I BREW CLAEK A I , IIONALII MIOPER A Iva Q, -' -5. ,gg 4:3 NANNIE MAE QOOPEI: Z :Y -3, ' 'altar RI'SsELI. EOIYELI. - ' ' I X '- gm ht Ny ,, , l A 3. 1.. JANET COX K ' ' TOMMIIC CROCKI-IR '-1 -r la M Q A - ELIARD GRAY CROOM I , h, If . J . V ARMERELOIIS CULPEPPEI1 Q , I fc' I . I I 5 I l J., ,,,- I , .rf THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR ef 4- - 'F Pagr' TH'fjllf!f'IS!l ,I -1 M . ' . . 5 ' 1 ', 7 ? I 9 ' 5 as 1 4-fs' 4-3' . - , I A ,ma I . Q, on ca .N 'L ' no .' 3 Ir A ' ur I. :T I X I hx a 71 Y Ffixl. .' N' 3 Av, 7 0 A F' 'C 0 fl Jr . A -E- .I A1 A A - 'rr ., Z Q x r. , . 49 If -E' A ps I f a , I , If IV Ji, - rjQb ' fs O 'F-FI ,J fa- M594 fl ' T 1 'fi fr .fa-.f.1s1... 1 A Aff. I - ,A - are ra 5 -V , QQ. fav' -A 4' Y' so -1 'Q' . ml , X' l 5. Q fc 'gh ',' Kia. W ' 24:9 E- ' 15 gl , 'Q V 'mgxfigl .. N-Iv' 1 42 IA U -'r an :sr , -2 Q 'WTEF -- is I A f - -L rj. ',L:.,, - K AL A If-faz.s x -Rx Q 3 I b sf 'D 9 - if Y A Y N' xl -f Mfg f:-A f A 1 , A qw! iff. SIC' f Ig I '7eaZmed pfczgmc Ifl1.XN1'IS DAII. lh'lI'lLl.AS IIANIICI. f'IIAIlI,I'IS IJANIICI, I'I'IfL4iY MA ILIIC DA IJGIITRIDGI' MI'II,liOI7IiNI-I DAVIS I'I-IGGY ANN DENTON SYLYIA DIEIIL I,I'II.ANIJ DOWNING WAI,'I'EIl JACKSON EARLY I,fJI'ISli EASTERLING PEGGY EDMONDSON VIIARLES RAY ELLIS ALTON GRAY ELMORE EDWARD ENGLISH FRANCES ENGLISH DOROTHY EVANS JOHN DAVID EVERETTE JAMES EZZELL J. D. EZZELL ROBERT FAITHFUL BARBARA DELORES FLOYD MARGARET JOYCE FRAZIER BARBARA ANN FULLER GLORIA FUTCH INEZ GARDNER JAMES ROBERT GARDNER MACK GAY ARLEEN GELIENE BILL GERARD GEORGE GOODWYN BOBBY GORHAM PEGGY REID GRIFFIN GAYEON HAGGARD WILTON HORACE HALL JAMES HAMILTON ROBERT HAMILTON Page Twenty-Eight THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR eatmed Qfaqefze RUTH ELAINE HARDY PEGGY HEDGEPETH BRUCE HENRY JO ANN HOLT EUNICE LORRAINE HEX MARY AGNES JACKSON PAT JAMES REBECCA JERNIGAN EMILY RUTH JOHNSON NORMAN JOHNSON TOMMYE JOHNSON DUNCAN JONES E. H. JONES BOB JOYNER WILLIAM M. JOYNER, Jr. MATTHEW KEMP AUBREY KENNEY ELIZABETH ANNE KING MILDRED DALON LANIER CLYDE LEE MELYIN LEGGETT PHYLLIS LEGGETT CARROL LIFESAY KENNETH LITTLE JOE LORE GENE LYON EDITH ANN MANGUM ELEANOR LOIS MANGUM PALMER MAPLES, Jr. MARY MARLOW PEGGY ANN MARTIN AGNES MOSS ANN MAULDIN JAMES LLOYD MQLEMORE, J1' JAMES MOORE JOHN BARRY MURPHY THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Q Q -Q-H ai. Tx Q C - 'J , 1,155 I X t . I Ex. IA A Q 2 Q ' N. ' - 2 if 'Q . - fb f' . V . ml .i ga, ,N Nadia rr an 5' rs ,E 1' sz I . - fs? ' Q affix Z3 Gif' 5 ,Q gli' IAS? Q' , Q G v 'K' liz -- f V -:2'- X 'Q' T1-. I ' .USF is A - 11,1 Q A 425544 nw' r 'Q if f, as 1. ,' S . Q0 xl A lr Q J N . V YJ' fig- 'aa' gkziy ziivl-'-I I - Q I - Y A -1G fr' -1 Y. Y - x X7 ...Q Q A ,ll ' 5 b ,L V Y 9 gy Pi or as ss: X 1 Lil A- R I J'-if . EAA 1 4 '- Q gx ,- IQ. I ar 1 -5 'Si 'Ss ' A -J Q I -9, el R -r I! I . . 4' P' . sr J, SRV 4:9 . --v N' A , T I .mb I H' I Page' T1l't'lIfgj-,NIIII E W-' um- r 'Q-ig' wr W ,Q 6- X! yy I ':' yn V 431 4 f iffbgiffll K ,0 P.,v can .af-4 5- 1' E- I -2 I A 129-2 A I I A 'gf K F1 P Hifi 'Q -lA,-...S..l ' ix 3 , ' v ' Q gx '3 5, ' I C 1 X xy 1- -- Q I Z. '-' I ' . ' -9' I 1 ' ,' , A I I, I .,f 1, - I , fn I I I I . '3' 6:3 T' is f, J Q V .2 'A 1--I ,H ,I I I I 'S-5a-s tvsx ':- X 9 f-I Ap fm A I ml I U , , 1:- V , 0 if Q G.: fcahixl R, -0955 1 1 ' F vin A Z. '7' lk' l-:In ' y V 5 I' . ha j if 1 -5 I .A ' 6-H 2 'wifi 3 g . y, q -Zi 5 .- A ..f:.' ' kAAc X I A J: v K M 'Z ' 3 in , 'Q 'Gu' I-Q 3 3 li gpg Q 44.8 . 7 ABQ' W fi , . f O1 1X4-4-+L. ,,A. C 1 A D, 1:0 'amp fr ass xi -If .f -' I ' .21 ' ..- ,, s X ...wa A lv is R' vp L, I X , Q-xA ,. .a.--,gL,- O , iw, .-I 7' 'av sf 'H 1- 0- b Q-:ff M Ls,- plczqma IHlN.'XI.IP Nl-I'I'lll'II-IY .INN NI-IWTON ILHNALIJ NOIlVll,LlC BILI. OAKLEY I-'ll.XN1'l'IS ORB DENO I'AN'I'I'II,AIiOS LOIIIE LEE PATSEAYOIIRAS IIARRY PEARSA LL LILLIAN PHILLIPS THOMAS EYERETTE PIERCE PHIL PITT PEGGY POLSON DORIS PROCTOR JIMMY L. PROCTOR MINNIE QUICK B. D, RABIL 1111-'HARD RAY GEORGIA MAE RAYNOR BILLY REESE GRAVELY REID BARBARA ANN RICE JEANNETTE ROBARDS MARTHA CHRISTINE ROBBINS CLARK ROGERS JOYCE DELORES ROGERS ALBERT B. ROSE BROADUS STONE ROSE DOROTHY RUSS RAYMOND SANDERS JOSEPH ERNEST SEXTON WILLIAM MONROE SEXTON KENNETH SMITH MARY ANN SMITH BARBARA SOUTHALL CAROLYN STANCIL JEANNETTE STANCIL Page Thirty THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR calmed plaqvw rv.. L J. ELLIS STARLING , 3' 9 :R s, 2 F 3 MARGARET STRANGE gi, 5 .59 ' BILL STURGESS , . , 545 I - BETTY JANE SUTTON I IL '- h 1 lil Sf PEGGY ELLIS SUTTON a -2. san' 'R A JAMES SYKES -f A A BARBARA TAYLOR ,. f I, OARYL ELIZABETH TART I I , K Z 5, A'-A E' COTTY THOMPSON HERBERT THORP LAWRENCE THORP ANN TOLER MARY ALICE TREVATHAN CHARLES IRVIN UMSTEAD, Jr. RICHARD WALKER LUCILLE WATKINS RUBY MARIE WATSON JEAN WHITLEY IMOGENE WICKS RUTH WIGGINS DEE WILKINSON CHARLES WILLIAMS DOROTHY JEAN WILLIAMS JOYCE WILLIAMS NANCY LEE WILLIAMS LOURETHA WOOTEN BILLIE JO WORKS GERALDINE WORRELL FRANCES YOUNG i , A l iff! 6, , 1 I 03,225 'S' . W' Q I xxx A 'B-'Q A K' W il PILL.. : .1 . fb 4 . I ., , Q3 gy , '75 G I T- K2 ' ni V is I , A Q A151 A E f-A-N ... A, 1' , jj .419-vis LJ Aff, ff L, .O ml Il AM , ' f f ., L- 'SY 1 fa G ,fi I I I .wx gg W yn , wr I 'Y' ' W! 9'-5 V X THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR page T1,g,.fy,0m Ist SEMESTER JOHN PAGE, f,I't'Slldl'?lf BOBBY CHANDLER, l'z'c'c-Presiflczzt BL.-XNCHE VVILKINS, Sccrcffzry ANN PARKER, Twrzszarw' MR. PRIVOTT, Advisor' HllllllN,Xl. f'.XS'l' .-Xr'f'1JNll'l.lSll3ll'IN'l'S l'lllll'PXYllllI the elvvllwli ol' Irll'l1'c'l's ul' lliil Swplnv- lnort- Vlnss in the early fall, plans were ninfle lf. operate il coiivessinri stnnll at cnwli ol' tln- brisket- lulll auxin-Q ol' tht- rl-unlar season. The llrxsl st-nn-,-tsl' pn-siwlcnt lfwznm- the um-m-ral cliniinizxn ol' the Von- :ession lllllllllllll!'l'. Two otlier llI1'lIllIl'l'4 ol' th: class were appointc-fl lllll'l,1J.S2lSSlSl2llll,.4 to the f'h:nirman. Tlif: committee was coniplctefl hy selecting' two students froin each of the snplioniore liwiiiemoiiis. Upon completion ol' the organization ol' the coni- mittee, they met and made a schedule 111' workers for each game. At the close nl' the lvasketliall season the class had realized enough profit to meet the current hills, finance the annual Sophomore Party, and have some money left over for next year. S Offczaa fSup,eafztch9 39 ul REPLACEMENTS ACCOMPLISHMENTS After the election of the second semester officers, the class hegan plans on the highlight of the year, the annual Sophomore Party. The officers of the class met with the advisor and made tentative committee and advisor appointments. At a later meeting' of all the committees and advisors plans were made for a St. Patricks Day Dance. The plans were suhmitted to each homeroom for a vote of approval or rejection. They were approved and carried through to a successful completion. Page Thirtif-Tzco .lllfl SEMESTER DICK GREGORY, Prcsizlenf TOMMY B.-XSS, VZDCL'-Pl'CS1AClf'I1f NANCY B.-XRTHOLOMEVV, Secretary JIMMY CARTER, Treasurer MR. PRIYOTT, :ld7.'1.SO7' THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR 1 MR. PRIVOTT'S HOME ROOM FIRST ROW Catherine Spe1qht,Ann Bulluck, Ann Bailey, Irma Luper, Lillie Parker Dorothy Combs, Lodiski Carmichael. Willa Riley, Carolyn Williams SECOND ROWfMr. Privott, B,lly Bam, Clyde Strauqhan Donald Parsons, Albert Ford, Ellen Williams, Betty Ann Cross, Frances loyner, Mildred Frederick, Ann Zimmerman, Betty lean Griffin, Claudette Archie. THIRD ROW -Dan Herring, Roy McCoter, Gerald Frye, Norman Watson, Iohn Paqe, Billy Holdnq, joseph Beard, Lester Croom, Immy Shine. ABSENT: Charles Cucldinqton, David Hcrdlow. 1-Q l X Q 2 V MISS VAUSE'S HOME ROOM FIRST ROW Mildred Andrews, Alice Ioyner, Peggy Morgan, Shirley Anderson, Catherine Collins, Alva VVallace, Velma Taylor, Nancy Griffin, Catherine Dove, Faye Reynolds. SECOND ROW Miss Vause, Sc-abury Thorpe, Kenneth Putman. Doris Landlord I an Eason, Boots Dauqhtridqe, loan Hedqepeth. Dorothy Brock, Bill Dove, Richard Brock. THIRD ROWf Paul Lindsay, Artliiur Proctor, Monroe Brinson. Herbert Slater, Fred King, George Harris, Dick Gregory, Ralph Adams, Dewey Bulner. THE 1949 HLNOC-AR Page' Tflllfjl-T1ll'L'l l MR. LUNDY'S HOME ROOM FIHST HOW--Betsy Carr, Sarah Joyner, Juanita Pittman, Patsy Abernathy, Lois Starling, Helen Waters, Phyllis Leqqett, Addae Early. Blatche Wilkins. SECOND ROW Billy Gupton, Charles Zudema, Bill Phillips, Grace Dew, Barbara Land, Vivian Mobley, Billy Calhoun, Bo Thorpe, Ed lohnson, Mr Lund . THIRD ROW Frank Livesey, Jimmy Perce, Joel Atmold, I-larold Harper, Benny Wrenn, Kent Iohnson, Jimmy Carter, jimmy Yfhornton, Carroll Wiqqs. 3 . E fi N...f', :L MRS. BOlVDEN'S HOME ROOM FIRST ROW --LEFT TO RIGHT- Dorothy Walker, Frances Dunn, lean Mayfield, lesse Sykes, Marie Tanner, Dottie Mae Williams, lane Warren, Anne Parker. SECOND ROW-Mr. Dur.1arn, Carl Wooten, Norman Bartholomew, Geraldine Starling, Helen Wells, Frances Webb, Elizabeth Walker, Bearnon Har ns, I.mmy Mzell, Mrs. Bowden, THIRD ROW Wade Lancas- ter, Billy Ricks, Billy Hunt, Earl Nelms, Ben Futrell, Vernon Huggins, Kenneth Edwards, and Iimmy Gardner. Page Thz'rty-Four THE I9-19 HI-NOC-AR QfM-1-fly... f ' I S MRS. YOL'NG'S HOME ROOM FTRST ROW Carol Wiqqins, Mary Elizabeth Baker, Marqaretta Flythe, Bruce Carr, Peggy Sutton, Emma lean Hedgspeth, Ianet Dickens, Martha Inscoe, Gerald Raynor. SECOND ROW fMrs. Younq, Bobby Carpenter, Iessie Ried, Martha Iobnson, Dianne Farmer, Shirley Pearson, Betsy Loclcamy, Edna Mae Jordon, Bill Dauqhtridge. THIRD ROW-Bobby Grimes, Ioe Wheeless. Iohn Sidney Hazdesty, Billy Gray, Charles Haislip. lack Bloodworth, Bobby Davis, Ridley Litsey. MISS CRAILQHILLS HOME, ROOM FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- Virginia Fipps, Ann Ioyner, Ioyce Taylor, Iulia ipears, Barbara Mobley, Barbara Rowland, Elizabeth Mayo, Margaret Boone, Helen Harrod. SECOND ROW M,ss Cra.qhill, Bob Marriott, Hazel Rawls, Anne Turner. Nancy Bartholomew, Ann Blunt, Barbara Fulgum, Sue Powlks, lean Murray, Delores Murray, Tommy Bass THIRD ROW- Durward Wilkins, Bobby Craft, Pete Winstead, Gray Phillips. Bob Britt, and Iimmy Richardson. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AH Pfrgf Thirty-Five I'-'Q I l Eb FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS GENE WILLIAMS, Presidczzt ANN STEVENS, Secretary PEGGY VVARD, l'icc-Prcsidcrzt JAMES VVOMBLE, Tl'6'llSI!I't'l' UNDERSTUDIES The three main projects of the freshman class are: the orientation program, the election of officers and the Freshman Frolic. The orientation program efficiently organized to acquaint the newcomer with all phases of high school.life. This program lasts five weeks and includes a thorough study of the handbook, discussion of officers-their qualificatios and responsibilities-a tour of the building and introduction to teachers, explanation of the testing program, learning of school songs and yells, an assembly program featuring information gained through this program ,and as a grand climax, an enter- tainment party featuring delicious refreshments. The class elected its officers at the beginning of second semester and chose as their leaders for the year Gene Williams, Peggy Ward, Ann Stevens, and James Womble. The year was officially ended with the Freshman Frolic which featured square dancing as well as round dancing and offered the music of the Rocky Mountaineers and the High School Orchestra. Talmadge Pollard called the figures. The high school choir sang several selections, and a tap dance, quartet, and community sing featured the program. Much of the success of the occassion was due to the various committees who worked so faithfully under the leadership of the following chairman: Kay Finch, decoration committee: Julia Harrell, refreshmentsg Albert Rabil and Carolyn Ellis, program: Betty Ann Talton, invitations: Neil Williams, music: Tommy Avent, clean-up. Page Thirty-Sigi' THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR - l MISS RIDDLE'S HOME ROOM FIRST ROW -Iulia Roberson, Sue Franks, Nancy Lamm, Becky Grilliu, Barbara Dickens, Grace Daniels, lean Strickland, Edith Carro.l, Retha King. SECOND ROW'--M. H. Pridqen, Talmaimadce Wells, Nell Harris, Charlotte Brown, Barbara Boone, Bonnie Bunn, Iohnnie Shelton, Bonnie Spauqh, Elizabeth Bateman, Dorothy Williams, Billy Odom, Bill English, Miss Riddle. THIRD ROW Bogey Ozven, lack Hoxieycutt, Buddy Edmondson, Thomas Carter, Donald Blankenship, Bobby Woodruff, Edward Cartee, Gordon McAdams, Billy Littleton, Billy Murray, Jack Davis. MRS. WILLIAMS' HOME ROOM FIRST ROW Dorothy Wh.tley, Marqaret Eason, Tamara Holliday, Betty Sumblin, Nancy Ellis, Dorothy Cooper, Barbara Bland, Grace Strange. Emily Baker. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Williams, Velna Motely, Elizabeth Chandler, Norma Pittman, Peggy Whitley, Ann Paqe, Betty Lou Davis, Martha Ellen Herring. THIRD ROWA- Bobby Taylor, Bobby Iackson, Iunie Pierce, Tommy Pead, Colin Sholar, Horace Odom, Edgar Bulluck, Billy Powell, Dick Howell, Isrry Dauqhtridqe. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Page Thirty-Se1'en MR. CLEETWOOD'S HOME ROOM FIRST ROW--Irene Mitchell, Geraldine Hall, Peggy Gaither, Mary Ayscue. Lena Pittman, Betty lo Younqiner, Ann Stevens, Virginia Gray, Margaret Bell. SECOND HOW--Donald Smith, Tommy Thomas, Dessie Mae Baxly, Carolyn Ellis, Patsy Moore, Peggy Moore, Anne Dennis, Pansy Byrum, Albert Habil, Owen Williams. THIRD ROW-'George Rose, Wilton glariftin, Larry Ioyner, Linwood Roberson, Bernard Taylor, Tommy Strickland, Billy Cooper, limmy Lewis, Clarence Taylor, r. Cleetwood. F9 MISS WINSLOW'S HOME ROOM FIRST ROW-Ieanuette Robbins, Margaret Lynn Deihl, Marion Harris, Mary Io Goodwin, Crystal Beacham, Louise Watson, Catherine Magee, Bettie Rogers, Nancy Browning. SECOND ROW-Willard Owens, Lloyd Thrower, Dean Hamill, Lola Mae Ieans, Ioyce McNeely, lean Proctor, Thelma Lancaster, Worth.ngton Hobbs, Rob Ned Brannock. Preston Bradshaw, Floyd Gainous, Paul Sumrell, Miss Winslow. THIRD ROW-George Foreman, Edgar Joyner, Arbie Odom, Ray Howell, Charles Williams, Charles Lundy, Ed Bandy, Harvey English, Billy Overton, DeVon Ellis. Page Thirty-Eiglzt THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR S .S r I L MISS PARKER'S HOME ROOM FIRST ROW Eleanor Pe-ele, Barbara Ienkins, Ruby Walker, Shirley Robbins, lean Cooper, Mary Io McKinney, Ianet Mellor, Constance Bcyette, Mary Eva Howell. SECOND ROW--Miss Parker, Tommy Powell, Cavelle Batchelor, Mary Wilson Richard- son, Peggy Ward, Ieanette Holmes, Charles Ramsey, Wesley Bone, R. G, Capps. THIRD ROW-Bobby Ray Wlikins, Garland Green, jaclcre Harper, George Woclard, Donald Rocker, Robert Searcy, Jimmy Smith. ,, A MRS. FARMERS HOME ROOM FIRST ROW lean Hoell, Ieanette Baits, Susan Pierce, Els.e Eerqeon, Norma Barnes, Sylvia Pullen, lane Densoi, Betty Ann Talton, lane Allsbrook, Anita Williamson. SECOND ROWf-Gene Williams, Tim Hall, Iimmie Armstrong, Mary Franks, lul.a Harrell, Mildred Tart, Mary Holt, Thomas King, Mrs, Farmer. THIRD ROW Fred Tharrinqton, Ierry Gardner, lim Hobbs, Lorenzo Moore. Neil Williams, Allen Dickson, Iohn Rogers. THE 19-19 HI-NOC-AH Pugv Tlzirfy-Xhze' MISS BOND'S HOME ROOM FIRST ROW-Nancy Harrelson, Sarah Williamson, Nellie Ioyner, Bernice Perry, Catherine Parker, Charlotte Leonard, Ioyce Perry, Annette Ienkins, Shirley Surles. SECOND ROWfRando'ph Sellers, Dicky Carmichael, Iulia Iordan, Margaret Warren, Marjorie Williams, Kitty Friar, Peqqy Dielzel, Kay Finch, Nancy Adams, Io Anne Huiham, Iames Williams, Gene Byrum, Miss Bond. THIRD ROW-Clarence Wallace, Royster Wheeler, Tommy Slater, Clay Dauqhtridqe, Tommy Avent, Bennett Lindsey, Icrmes Womble. James Iohnson, Arthur Davis, Roger Andrews. l i I E r emi me Wil yu, L. .k ' '. 4 Y 5. 1 - ,. v BOBBY MINCHER Born, August 23, 1933 Died, January 18, 1949 Page Forty THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR V' ' 'aft -me as I orlvn vis' ORGANIZATIONS I ACT II PUBLICATIONS ACT III ATHLETICS TIME X 1948 - 49 5 SCENE ROCKY MOUNT HIGH SCHOOL IM I X 4 tba '. K L - - Ai,, I THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR I'f1yl. F of-fl tx laden! 01: 'tim LEFT TO RIGHT-Betty Barnes, Treasurer: Billy Rector, President: Ioe Nelson, Vice'President: Peggy Dcxuqhlridqe, Secre- tcxry. The Student Organization offers every student in the school an opportunity to be represented in the student affairs of the school, and even to have a voice in shaping the policies of the school. It can, there- fore, be no stronger and no more effective than the individual student makes it. The Organization works on three levels with each level having its own complete organization. Level one is the General Organization with its four officers, its ten major or standing committees, and its assembly of representatives from the, homerooms. Level two is the Class Organization. For each of four groups-freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior-there is an organization consisting of four officers, an adviser, and the necessary committees- all from the homerooms comprising the group. Level three is the Homeroom Organization with its four officers, the homeroom teacher, and the desired committees. Many of the activities which bring greatest pleasure- into the lives of the students and offer the greatest opportunity for the development of poise and personality as well as for the recognition of civic responsibility are sponsored and financed directly by the Student Organization or encouraged indirectly by its leaders. The Student Organization should he the heart and core of Student Life. Such is its aim in the Rocky Mount High School. Page Forty-Tivo THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR i' KJ STUDENT GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN SEATED Charles Williams, House and Grounds: Betty Barnes, Pina ice: Joe Nelson, Assembly: Clara Ellen Francis, Social: STANDING- Russell Cowell, Fire Drill: Louise Easterlinq, Elections: Jimmy Gilliam, Courtesy: Miss Kate Parks Kitchen. Advisor: Betty Robbins, Publicity: Howard McAdams. Traffic: Peggy Denton, Lost and Found: Donald Lindsey, Red Cross. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW--Elizabeth Mayo, Frances Dunn, Martha Johnson, Carol Wiggins, Barbara Land, Betty Ann Cross, Gary Phillips, Jimmy Carter, Bobby Carpenter, Albert Rabil, SECOND ROW---Kay Finch, Julia Harrell, Peqqy Sutton, Peggy l-ledgepeth, Gloria Futch, Gene Williams, Jonnie Shelton, Christine Robbins, Frances English, Phyllis Leggett. THIRD ROW--Clyde Lee, Clyde March, Ralph Hayes, Robert Ma 0, George Lambert, Leon Purvis, Patty Sue James, Minnie Quick, Marian Harris, Virginia Grey. FOURTH ROW-fslimmy Thornton, Billy Calhoun, Ralph Adams, Nvinnie Lou Bradley, Anne Mauldin, Eleanor Manqum, lean Mayfield, Emil Johnson, Clarence Odom. FIFTH ROW--Jimmy Armstrong, Billy Cooper, Charles Lundy. Charles Cunningham, Jerry lgauqhtridqe, Donald Hooker, Ellen Williams, Neil Williams, Tommy Avent, Joe Lore. SIXTH EROW-Ccgherine Parker, Jeanette Holmes, Marzilla Ann Green, Eliza Maxwell, Ann Phillips, Betty Jean Bulluck, Doril Williams, rances rr. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Page For-ty-Three 2 NATIONAL HoNoR SOCIETY SEATED- Mary Tom Battle, T. E. Ricks, Nell Phillips, Pat Boone, STANDINGW Robert Mayo, Miss Wita Bond, Donald Lindsay. Betty Barnes, Nancy Yelverton, Billy Rector, Nancy Hobbs, Olivia Ellen, Clara Ellen Francis, lane Thomas, Paul Mouse. Character, Leadership, Scholarship, Service BLACK MASQUERS FIRST ROW-Nancy Bartholomew, Clara Ellen Francis, lean Kermon, Eliza Maxwell, Pat Boone, lane Thomas. SECOND ROW-Harry Pearsall, Louise Easterling, I. C. Cook, Genevieve Pnvette. Grady Edwards, Donald Melvin. THIRD ROW-Mr. C. M. Edson, Robert Bolton, Bryan Carr, Jimmy Gilliam, Raymond Dorset, Bobby Gorham, Ioe Brewer, All The World's A Stage' Page Forty-Four THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR SPEECH CHOIR FIRST ROW Pat Hayes, Nell Phillips, Ioyce Blunt, Helen Tanner, Eliza Maxwell, Genevieve Privette, Sally Weaver, Betty Hawkins, Nancy Bartholomew. SECOND ROW4Bill Batchelor, Vivian Daughtridge, Ann Phillips, Eloise Carmichael, Pat Boone, Ioyce l-ledqepeth, lean Kermon, Clara Ellen Francis, lane Thomas, Billie lean Owen, Nancy Yelverton, Betty Barnes. THIRD HOW -C. M. Edson, Robert Bolton, Albert Rose, Donald Melvin, Leonard Starling, Roy Lee Fulcher, lack Griffin. Ioe Nelson, Ronny Lewis, Gilbert McCullen, Frank Edge. Speak The Speech I Pray You 3 I DEBATING CLUB FIRST ROW- Geraldine World, Clara Ellen Francis, Phyllis Leqqett, Edith Ann ROWA-Mrs, Farmer, Charles Williams, Tom McMillan, Bobby Gorham. Kay Finch. To Think Clearly, To Reason Logically THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Mcmgum, Mary Io Tb McKinney. SECOND Page Forty-Five fr x .5 i- x '+- GOOD SPORTS CLUB FIRST ROV! Genevieve Privette, Clara Ellen Francis, lean Da e .p:tt, Nancy Bartholomew, Gloria Plummer. SECOND ROW- Miss Birkhead, Miss Hollowell, Luta Chipley, Lucy Ann Boddie, Nancy Williams, Dee Wilkinson, Tommy Iohnson, Barbara Taylor, Nell Phillips, Polly Stevens. THIRD ROW- Nancy Yelverton, lane Thomas, Mary Tom Battle, Peggy Edmundson, Robin Arrington, Nancy Hobbs, Winnie Lou Bradley, Peggy Gritlin, Lillian Phillips, Louise Easterling, Peggy Daughtridge, Elaine Hardy, Olivia Ellen, Betty Robbins. Cliaracter, Leadership, Sportsmanship, Service G. A. A. FIRST ROW --Miss Fuller, Barbara Dickens, Johnnie Shelton, Margaret Moore Eason, Norma Barnes, Eunice Hux, Dorothy Walker. SECOND ROW--Lily Mae Parker, Nell Melvin, Dottie Mae Williams, Bonnie Bunn, lane Warren, Jean Cooper. THIRD ROW-Grace Danigls, Olivia Ellen, Iune Denson, Betty Talton, Betty Sumblin. FOURTH ROW--Mildred Tart, Mildred Lanier, Bruce Henry, Mildred Andrews, Margaret Boone, FIFTH ROW-Carolyn Williams, Ruby Walker, Phyllis Iacl-cson, Betty Ann Cross, Iulia Harrell. SIXTH ROW-Dorothy Evans, Carolyn Stancil, Iessie Sykes. To Promote Competition That Stresses Enjoyment of Sports and the Development of Sportsmanship and Character. Page Forty-Sin' THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR SERVICE CLUB FIRST ROW Clara Ellen Francis, Pat Boone, SECOND ROW-ANaome Fisher, Nell Phillips, Sally Weaver, Vivian Daughtridge, Tommy lohnson. THIRD ROW--Louise Easterlinq. Peqgy Daughtridqe, lean Kermon, Edith Ann Mangum. FOURTH ROWf ' ' ' ' ' ' B'll R t T. Paul Maus, Jimmy Gilliam, Norman Iohnson, Russell Cowell, Leonard Starling, Robert Mayo, lack Griffin, i y ec or, E. Ricks, York Brannock. To Render Aid and Service Throughout the School and Community Wherever it is Needed. JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB FRONT ROW Dee Wilkinson, Luta Chipley, Nancy Hobbs, Ani Phillips, Nell Phillips, Peggy Edmondson, Betsy Carr. Emily Baker, Betty Hawkins, Francis Dunn, Edith Ann Manqum, Vein: Motley, Sylvia Pullen, Virginia Grey. BACK ROW -Ronnie Lewis, Clyde Strauqhan, Donald Parsons, Neil Williams, Leonard Starling, Teddy Lee, Edgar Bulluck. To Reach Young Talent and to Stimulate the Love of Music Through Good Fellowship. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Page Forty Seven Xlfx .XA- .. .-I TH E SENIOR TRI-HI-Y SEATED- Genenfie-ue Privette, Clara Ellen Francis, Nancy Williams, Doril Williams, Della Gray Warren, Luta Chipley, Ioyce Blunt, Nancy Hobbs, Robin Arrington, lean Davenport, Barbara Floyd, Billie lean Owen, Nancy Yelverton, Barbara Southall. STANDING Lucy Ann Boddie, Eleanor Mangum, Delores Campbell, Betty Robbins, Olivia Ellen, Nancy Brown, Barbara xliicle, Billze Io Works, Ann Toler, Barbara Taylor, Betty Iean Bulluck, Peggy Daughtridge, Betty Barnes, Mrs. Booth, Miss c aughlin. l Believe That the Best and Happiest Life is one Spent not for Self Alone JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW- Anna Turner, lean Eason, Barbara Fulqum, Alice Joyner, Barbara Mobley, Fay Reynolds, Bruce Carr. Francis Dunn, Betty lean Gritten, Iess.e Reid, Barbara Rowland, Helen Harrod, Carol Wiggins, Ann Bulluclr, Betty Ann Cross, Barbara Land. SECOND ROW---Miss Fuller, Joanne McKinnon, Ann Zimmerman. Jane Warren, Frances Ioyner, Emma Iean Hedgepeth, Addie Early, Nancy Bartholomew, Margaretta Flythe, Alva Wallace, Ellen Williams, Iul.a Spears, Ann Parker, Ann Blunt, Lib Mayo, lean Smith, Hazel Rawls, Blanche Wilkins. Page Forty-Eight THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR L V . f.t 1' .A f, ii S 1 'ht- sn T . VK FRESHMAN TRI-Hl-Y FIRST HOW Czrfclyn Efl.s, Bonnie Bunn, Charlotte Leonard, Pxtsy Mnore, Marci Harris, Norma lean P.ttman, Thelma Lancaster, Vuemy Whitley, Peggy Diezel, Ionnie Shelton. Marge W.1l.ams, Nr.r::a jean Eames, Iune Densori, Elizabeth Bate- ntan. SECOND ROW -Miss Bailey, Martha Herring, Velna Mot ey, Ann Denn.s, Iea.i Cocper Mary Io Goodwin, Iulia Harrell. Shirley Robbins, Becky Gritten, Elizabeth Channel, Kay Finch, Constance Boyette, Mary Wilson Richardson, Emily Baker. Virginia Gray. Miss Riddle. FRESHMEN BOY'S HI-Y SEATED---Horace Odom, Gene Williams, Iames Womble, Garlaud Greene- Albert Rabil. STANDING- Mr. Finch, Bennett Lindsey, Tommy Avent, Iames Iohnson, Bobby Matthews. IWill Stand Everwhere and Always for True Christian Manhoizd and Womanhocd THE BOY'S HI-Y SEATED Billy Rector, Deno Pantelokas, Arthur Fountain, Teddy Lee. Louie Lee Patseavcuias, Erynie Carr, La .vrence Thorp. Charles Gryb, Herbert Thorp, H. L. Iohnson, Dick Burton, STANDING Henry Butts, Iimmy G.ll.am, Clyde March, Kenneth Smith, George Lambert, David Rose, lack Griffin, T. E. Ricks, Paul Maus, Tom McMillan, Robert Mayo, Norman Iohnson, Frank Edge, Roy Lee Fulcher, Don Bulluck. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Page Forty-Nine Zcuwi V. 7 ,..... W. kg, BAND MEMBERS Vivian Mobley, Nancy Griffin, Doris Proctor, L. B. Starling, Neil Williams, Charles Umstead, Deno Pantelokas. Sheila Robbins, Mildred Tart, Bobbit Clay, Ann Dennis, Nancy Parry. Peqqy Sutton, Pattie Sue Iames, Liza Maxwell, Dick Hart, Bill English, Bill Andrews, Donald Parsons. Clyde Strauqn, Ronnie Lewis, Pete Gorham, Richard Brocl-:, Rob Brannock, Thomas Pierce, Norman Bartholomew, Donald Melvin, Russell Cowell, Betty Talton, Hugh Pearson, Susan Pierce, Sonny Thompson, Carol Wiqgs, Iimmy Proctor. Frank Edge, Walter Early, Tom McMillan, Louie Lee Patseavouras, Bobby Joyner, Bo Thorpe, Bob Thomas, Wilson Harris, Albert Rose, George Goodwin, Iimmy Lewis, Roy Lee Fulcher, Edgar Bulluck, Ed Skipper, Bobby Hux, Iohn Rogers, Peggy Matthews, Rebecca Iournigan, Nancy Patterson, Mr. Parry. 1 The Uesprit de corps of the band plays an important part in the indomitable Rocky Mount High spirit. There is something about the snap and precision of those black and gold clad ranks and the flash of the drum-majo1'ette's baton that seems to fan the spark of school spirit in every student whether they appear on the football held or the assembly stage. In addition to its inspirational talents, the band is also a fine musical organization. lfnder the direction of Mr. Harold T. Parry the members get a chance to display their talents at their annual spring concert. The band sponsors the Campus Sweetheart contest. entertains us during football season and at Christmas time, and gives us good publicity by representing the school in local and statewide parades. Page Ffffy THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR U ttf ,n f 1 CHOIR MEMBERS FIRST ROVV- Addie Magee, Betty Hawkins, Dottie Williams, Barbara Fuller, Hazel Daughtridge, Doris Proctor, Peggy Morgan, Carol Wiggins, Lillie Parker, Ruby Starling. SECOND HOW-fNancy Patterson, Barbara Rice, lane Warren, Betty lean Bulluclc, Delores Murray, Ioanne Holt, Emily lol-inson, Helen Tanner, Holt Snell, Evelyn Parker, Dot Evans, Frances English, Helen l-larrod, Carolyn Williams, Ruby Riley, Gloria Plummer, Peggy Sutton, Betty Sutton. THlRD ROW--Rebecca Iernigan, Vivian Dauqhtridqe, lames Bell, LawrenCelThorp, H L. Iohnsnn, lack Bizzell, Vernon Huggins, Bill Sexton, Ronnie Lewis, T. E, Hicks, Iohn Booth, Bobby Davis, Marzillia Ann Green, lean Eason, Mary Bal-rer, Della Warren. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Parry, L. B. Starling, Wilson Harris, Bill Barnes, Thomas Pierce, Arnold Charles, Jimmy McLemore, Albert Rose, Bobby Exley, Tom McMillan, Ioe Sexton, lack Rivenbark, Herman Allen, Pat Boone, lean Kermon. ln addition tu singing a regular yearly prograni for all the civic clulis in Rocky Mount the Cflee Cluli presented its Christmas program ten times. Two of these perforinances were in Red Oak, for the Red Oak SChwml System and the other, sponsored for the second year as a civic project, hy the Whital-:er's Civic Cluh. About half of the cluli made two trips to Greenville tu take part in the tirst vocal clinic tu he held in North Carolina. The Clinic was under the capable direction of Paul Young of Chapel Hill. In all the Glee Club has made 25 appearances during the year. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Page Fifty-Ou ' 'lun vu un un nn In U.. ,F C, A XXX 1 N ,L J' ' D.O.CLASSES LEFT TO RIGHT-Mr. Chapman, Ernest Adams, Bruce Henry, Richard Walker, Russell Denton, Bobby Ioyner, Pete Winstead. Pete Christian. A Cooperative Arrangement Between the Commercial and Industrial Enterprises ofthe Community and the High School. D.E.CLUB SEATEDfMiss Riddle, Vernon Culpepper, Wilton Hall, Clarence Walker, Dennis Gardner. STANDING-Dick Peed, Clarence Odom, Carl Wooten, Herbert Gay, James Starling, Ioyce Hedgepeth. Virginia Stephenson, Kenneth Little, I. C. Cook, Iimmy McLemore. To Create Fellowship Among its Members, Prepare for the State and National Conventions. and add to the Professional Progress of the Students. Page Fifty-Two THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR ,rx E J I . JUNIOR RED CROSS FIRST ROW Ioyce Roqers, Sue Franks, Ann Evelcmd, Dee Wilkinson, Sally Weaver, Pat Hayes. SECOND ROWfCaro1 Wiggins, Ioanne I-Iedqepeth, Daryl Tart, Mary Franks, Tommy Strickland. Addie Maqee. THIRD ROW- Miss Turnage, Dorothy Combs, Iean Cooper, Bill Oakley, Robert Mayo, Vivian Mobley, Robert Gardner, Norma lean Pittman, Mary Io Goodwin, Ruby Starling, Helen Wells, Donald Lindsey. To Provide Opportunities for Boys and Girls to Serve Others STUDENT WORLD FICDERALISTS SEATED Norman Iohnson, Louise Easterlinq, Edith Ann Mxnqum, T. E. Ricks. STANDING Waverly Wood, Phyllis Leggett. Sylvia Pullen, Charles Williams, Mary Io McKinney, York Brannock, Arlene Geliene, Robert Mayo, Tommye Iohnson, Russell Cowell, Marqaret Boone, Barbara Rice. Iane Warren, Betty Barnes, Pat Hayes, Frances Ioyner, Io Ann MacKinnon Donald Melvin, Sylvia1 Diehl, Miss Parker. To Inform Concerning the Meaning of VVorld Government: to VVork Toward Creating A World Federal Government. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Przgr Fifty-Tluee l 1 , 19 , D -Q , FUTURE TEACHERS SEATEDwArleen Geline, Barbara Rice, Betty Robbins. STANDING Mary Io McKinney, Phyllzs Le-qqell, Sue Fowlkes, Thomas Carter, Alva Wallace, Donald Melvin, Helen Walters, Shirley Anderson, York Brannock, Ir,, Mildred Andrews, Carolyn Stancil, Helen Harrod. To Encourage Active Interest in the Teaching Profession x., X., Y? 2 s-.4 tk 5 l, QQ! ' , Hu. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW-Virginia Fipps, Betsy Carr, Iulia Spears, Frances Dunn, Sarah Joyner, Anne Bailey. SEATED--Iesse Sykes, Christine Robbins, Ioyce Rogers, Ruby Watson, Ioan Hedqepeth, Ruth Cobb, STANDING-Margaret Brown, Iennie Yount, Geraldine Starling, Anne Bulluck, Dorothy Combs, Mrs. Williams. Gerald Raynor. To Offer Opportunity for the Further Development of Activities Related to Honiemaking. Page Fifty-Fnzu' THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR .X ,v X, X Q 'N Q48 A K x lll-Nlll'-A lt S'I'Al l Ul Fl1'l'I IIS J ANN TIIUN1.-XS, Hifi! 11'-U1-f'lri:-y' NANVY IIHHHS,,-l4l1'r'rffxf11y Jlyf. HVGII PICAKSUN, Ilrrsincss gllyr. NANVY Yl'iI,Yl'fli'I'UN, f'if'rfrlarli If ,llyfx HI-NOC-AR STAFF FIRST HOW Lawrence Thorpe, Nuncy Hobbs, lane Thomas, Nancy Yelverton, Hugh Pearson, Louie Lee Potseuvourcxs SECOND ROW -Miss Murchison, I, C. Cooke, Grady Edwards, Peggy Edmundson, Betty Bcxrnes billy Xeon Owen, Nnncv Bartholomew, Ioe Nelson, Bobby Gorham, Mr. Privott. The Hi-Noc-Ar is the annual publication of the Senior Class of Rocky Mount High School. The Annual staff is composed of the Editor-in-Chief, Business Manager, Advertising Manager, Circulation Manager, and eight to ten staff members. All Men1lJ91'S Of the HVNUC'-'M' Staff me Seniors with the ex' ception of four juniors who are elected by the complete stan' to serve as apprentices and who will be trained to Fill the positions of editor and advertising manager for the following year. Page Fzffi,-Sf.i- THE 1949 Hi-Noc-AR fo' Q ' e u -Q' ., W ' Y Ll t BL.-XCKBIRD STAFF OFFICERS J. C. COOK, Eflifrn'-ill-Liliivf :XRLEEN GELINE, ,-ldl'r'rfis1'l1g rllyr. NANCY HOBBS, Business .llglx BETTY ROBBINS, 4'1'r4-lllutfofl .llglx ,istsy alll' I v-....,. s- 4-ia , THE BLACKBIRD STAFF STANDING Peqqy Dcluqhtridge, Ncincy Williams, Mrs. T. D, Young, I, C. Cciok, Normai Iohnson. SEATED- Betty Robbins, Peggy Edmondson, Billie Io Works, Louise Eosterling, Iimmy Cutter, Donna Iecxn Capps, Nancy Hobbs, Anne Newton, Atleen Geline. The Blackbird is the school newspaper puhlisherl tri-weekly by memlwrs of the Journalism class. It is financed by subscription and advertisingx Contributions from students are welcomed and printed if worthy of publication. The Journalism Class is limited to members of the eleventh and twelfth grades. The staff is chosen hy vote of the class members. Official statf positions are: Editor-in-Chief, News Editor. Sports Editor. Feature Editor, Business Manager, Advertising' Manager, Circulation Manager. If necessary an assis- tant may be selected specifically for any or all of the almve positions. The rest of the staff are listed as reporters. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Page Fifty-Seven .mmm ' 6?' -:3 1 ' ' ,bk W yt, I 0 . ' lr .XB v jg- Sk-Q ' .Xl y l -I X 'Q 7 11 K I .'.- f f -Hi .qu I 1 A ui 1 f -6 I I uv x. 1 1 'vf ,ga f mm' 41 fi 'X. a ?nx 'V : Z I M W K S W ti K .41 QU!! if PF? , .Q , 3 , ,.,.-4 1 Qui . 1 1 , 4 2 Lv...- E -1 ,. ,Q ,wi TJ .4 ,.-A 4, .Mug PK ',s.' L l -'.....Jlu I' L! VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW- E. H. Jones, Bob Britt, Ioe Sexton, lack Thomas, Bobby Ioe Baker, Charles Batchelor, Iimmy Brake, Eliurd Croom, Lamont Gibson, Ioe Brewer, SECOND HOW-Brocrdus Rose, Bill Barnes, Albert Rose, Roy McCarter, Jimmy McLemore, Raymond Searcy, Tommy Gupton, Ioe Wheeless, Howard McAdams, I. D Ezzelle. THIRD ROW--Tommy Bass, Manager, Icrclcie Morgan, Robert Bartholomew, Frank Livescy, Hugh Laughridge, Dan Herring, Kenneth Blocker, Billy Mehle, Iimmy Rec Moore, Bobby Pennington, Bill Phillips. B. D. Rubil. EMEHY E. ADKINS Athletic Director and Head Coach of Football t , W . -31,2 1 K- -Y N J .ny 1 , '0. ,annoys - - 'i v......' V- gl., 5 t ., , . - -H .f 5 if K 4 QU, J.. A Q iff: 3' 45 .3 P , new ' , L -Ein' f ll CHARLES BATCHELOH BOBBY IOE BAKER Co-Captain: 155 pound baliback CQ-Captain, 170 pound center Page Sfi-'fll THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount 1948 IH l lit 1: ll I 1-1 0 RECORD Oxford Orphanage G1'eensbo1'o Goldsboro Wilmington Fayetteville Durham Durham County Wilson Raleigh TOP Batchelor closes in for the tackle as Howard McAdams looks on, BOTTOM -Dan Herring picks up yardage on the ond-round play. 5 X A i x 1,.,,1,. ' i' J H I-W St ., ' f B SQUAD FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW Bill Curr, J.D. Ezzell, Palmer Maples, Colin Sholar, Edd.e Pennington. SECOND ROWf Billy Gupton, Lorenzo Moore, Arthur Proctor, Billy Gray, Billy Holden. THIRD ROW-Bo Thorpe, Itmmy Perce, Bob Britt, Aubrey Odom, Devone Ellis. FOURTH HOW George Harris, Dickey Taylor, Mack Gay, Bobby Owns, Lester Croom. FIFTH BOW Ioe Bennet, We-st Spain, Ed Bundy, Ben Futrell, cmd John Hcrrdison. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Vogt- Sixty-Onc VARSIT Y BASKl'2'l'BAl.l, LEFT TO RIGHT -Frank Livesay, Hugh Lcxuqhridqe, Ronald Norville, Gilbert McCu1len, joe Whc-oiezez, lhzmy Gcirdzcr, Howard McAdams, Paul Mcrus, Bill Phillips, Billy Reese, Dun He-rrinq, Billy Mehle C, V. LUNDY Head Basketball Coach cmd Physical Education Director Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Rocky Mount Mount Motmt Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount 1948 - 49 RECORD 25 Newport Xcwf 26 Warrwick Hifh 32 Greenville 52 Durham County 19 Durham 21 Wilniington 20 Goldsboro QT Hugh Morson 34 Fayetteville 36 Wilson 48 Durham 37 Wilmington 51 Goldsboro tio Hugh M-.vrson 52 Fayetteville 38 Wilson 34 Needham Broughton 38 Needham Broughton Jo 'T 28 32 31 43 32 :io 44 38 42 T5 350 44 354 -14 5 3 44 Page Sixty-Tivo THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Three of the 'Jc1:5gty's ouismndmq performers ure shown in c1:t.on shots. From Left to Right: Forward Dan Herring. Guard Gilbert McCnIler: and Center Hugh Luuqhridqe. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Robert Errrtolcrnevx, Roy McCcxrler, B111 Sexton. Billy Overton, Bob Butt, Brlly Gray. Bobby Owen, I. D. Ezzelle, Alton Elmore, Georqe Harms. THE 19-19 HI-NOC-AR Page Sizvty-Three ! 1 li. 'i BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW-Tommy Bass, Charles Daniels, Randolph loyner. lack Thomas, Bob Britt, Bobby Carpenter, Harold Anderson Gilbert'McCullen. SECOND ROW!loe Wheelis, Bobby Craft, West Spa,n, Billy Mehle, Hugh Lauqhridqe, lrmmy Holiday lack Griffin, Bo Thorpe. I W 'x I , 'X CLEET C. CLEETWOOD Head Coach oi Baseball and Iunior Varsity Football Coach April April April April April April April April April May May May May May 1 6 8 12 15 19 01 .. 0 0 26 28 3 5 10 13 17 949 SCHEDULE Greenville at Rocky Mount Durham at Rocky Mount VVilson at Wilson Fayetteville at Rocky Mount Wilmington at Rocky Mount Goldsboro at Goldsboro Raleigh at Raleigh Goldsboro at Rocky Mount Greenville at Greenville Durham at Durham VVilson at Rocky Mount Fayetteville at Fayetteville Wilmington at Wilmington Raleigh at Rocky Mount Page Sigrty-Fozcr THE 1949 HI-NOC AR BOY'S TENNIS TEAM GIRL'S TENNIS TEAM Bill Phillips, Edward English, Dick Gregory, Blake Lucy Ann Boddie, Luta Chipley, Clara Ellen Francis, Hardjon, Bobby Io Baker, Nancy Yelverton, lean Kerman. Robin Arrington, Lillie Parker, Olivia Ellen, Billie lean Owen. VOLLEY BALL BASKETBALL FIRST HOW--Pansy Bryan, Dot Whitley, Iean Proctor, FIRST ROWeMarqaret Moore Eason, lonnie Shelton, Ieanette Holmes. SECOND ROWAIean Strickland, Iulia Iordan, Anita Williams. SECOND ROWfTam Barbara Ienkins, Ioyce Perry. THIRD ROW-Shirley Holiday, Margaret Warren, Mary lo Goodwin, Julia Surles, Annette Ienkins. FOURTH ROW-Rebecca Harrell, THIRD ROW- Kitty Friar, Nancy Adams, Mary Griltin, Dolly Watkins. Howell. THE 1949 HI-NOC-ATI Page Sixty-Five QIHEERIEADERS Lucy Ann Bocldie, Head Cheerleader. Louie Lee Patseavoums, Robin Arrington, Harry Pearsall, Hoy Le-9 Fulchefl Peggy Eauqhtrlclqe, Nancy Bartholomew, Haymond Dorsett. , foie. awe Jolt .0 Q U 'Q me . ' , 429' A 'yt . -wr' . 'ily 14' m ,E '. i ue' .11 N MISS IULIA FULLER Director of H Girls, Athletics Buslzess Manager of Athletics A. M. MCGREGOH BLACKBIRD CLOWNS lack Griffin and Iimmy Gilliam mgf Sf..-fy-szf THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR x 1 'Qi see! ian! 'Y 'VR 'Mg ' GMM X eau v ii Zi. Q ff - Nagfff' HE 1949 HI-NOC-AR 1'.lf1 .Nzffgf-Sv 1' :Holi Lpufguflm 5 Mod' bwcfgoof 5f1izif.sLf LUCY ANN BODDII-I and BILLY HI-ICTOH Page Sixty-Eight THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Sendafz Saqeezlafdaec if I bib Cou'zf.fuu1 BIARZILLA GREEN .IIKINIY GILLIAM 'li'-fy :Moak '.fLzfsrzl'aJ NANCY HOBBS qf LEONARD STAHLING xr X f v 1 ,QQ l' 1 -. NA K, ., 14 THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Pwr Sl'-1'fH'N eadafz cz ' 1351! loofcium. NANVY Yli I,Vl-IIITI iN ...,- Q , Bank ibiiliinf JEAN DAVENPORT JGE BREWER Page Sevfflfzf THE 1949 H1-Noc-AR Seniafz Scgbezlatdaea , iF! ,ff w .imuzf fffzfsfficjsrff MARY TOM BATTLIC BILLY R1-fl l'Ul1 W, .iflfloif ,fifcsfcj L10 g5u:::sJ JANE THOMAS BILLY RECTOII THE 1949 HI-NOC'-AR lhlfl' Seventy-Our endow wee E A, 1 ,za x :Hail -ffffzqfsfif avi 'Aus '. iv 5 .1 mx KICHINION fffyi V Lamar-:Y .Ju HAKICI: vo- Mi. , x l 99' I, -'Q , A . .-MT,-'-QT., Q 1 ., ..,, ,. ,,:,L I I If .-ATN.. 9 - 'E 1. if, Wlfaffzuf J EAN KERMON LEON YELVERTON . f A, ,An Page Seventy-Two THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Bait :fMzfLUc.5L! CLARA ELLEN FRANCIS ROY LEE FULCHI-CI! I I 646012 THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR , 1 v v gffmoff ibsflirzffabfs CLARA ELLEN FRANCIS BILLY RECTOR Pagc' Svz'z'11fy-Tllrcf 41- ,. 5A X vi .2 . Y! 90 1.x H:-s., i ,.. x I - -Q Around The Clock 7:20 Just a few more minut,s of beauty sleep for Robin. llorninef always comes two som. liut ti- day is Friday and that's one cunsflatiwn anyway. Sweet dreams will soon he interrupted hy the rude jingling of the alarm clock. 12:00 One more hour hefore lunch! Why can't all classes he as much fun and as int:-resting as Home Ee? Delores. Pat, and Carrie Belle seem ti be helping' Roliin tu pick out the latest fasliiens. They'll have to get down to hard wark in a minute. 3:05 What would the seniors do without the Senior Steps-the tradition of the high school? Be- fore school, at lunch, and after sch 'ol this is the meeting place for the lucky seniors. The underelass- men have to be content with just looking forward to the time when they can go on the Senior Steps. 3:15 Every school has its Sfda Shop-a place which is quite dull during scliool hours, but a place that comes alive with the noise and activity of students soon after the last scliool hell has rung. Here Robin, Billie Jean, and Lucy Ann are enjoying a Coke before going' to work or to the Teen-Age Club. At R. M. H. S. 23:30 llow many hours per student, per week, are spent at the Ten-Age Club? Nancy, Ilohin, Joyce, Iloril, and Betty Jean are talking to the boys and wetting' a little sunshine he-fore going' down to dance, play 1-ards. vheulsers, or ping'-pong, or just talk. 5:30 How about a date tonight? I just found 4 ut I uould get a ride ol' I would have called sooner. Billy is u Symbol uf the mad st-ramble for dates on Friday niirhts. After all, Friday would lose some of its meaning' if there were no dating' going on. 10.310 Uh, a milk-shake at the Dairy Bar hefore finishing oI'1' 11 wonderful evening. Robin and Billy li-ull so happy together! The Dairy Bar has hecnnw zi part ni' the lives ol' the students at RNIHS. 11:15 Nancy is spending the night with Robin so she helps roll up her hair. No doubt they are discussing what a wonderful day it has been. Friend- liness, helpfulness, and a spirit of co-operation are all a part ot' a typical day, around the clock, at IINIHS. li 1 005 -27' NANCY YELVERTON ,, l VA Ml'l'S SWl'Il'2'I'lll'IAli'l' At the lt-in-ky Mount liurliuin Vounty foot!-all game, the lot-:il spi-1-tutors ciijoym-rl an udilitionul thrill as Nancy Yelverton was zuinouxic-eil the Vziinpus Sweetlieart of 1948. ller runners-up were liillie Jenn Owen :ind Nunry Bar- tholomew. The RMIIS Iianfl spoiisors this annual event and :ill the Iimnerooins in seliool pnrtis'ipati- in the election uf the sweetheart. l'Izu'h lionim-room nominziteil either a junior or a senior girl tu run for the honor. These nominees were later voted on and the top three were chosen. The final results were kept secret until the moment Nancy was presented. During.: half-time Nancy and her runners-up were driven in style across the playing: lielrl in a shiny new convertible, escorted liy the majorettes, The band sorenaded her with Sweetheart as they formed a heart artund the car. Tw ' i ' 'l-1 i mr. X I MISS PRINT Climaxing days of campaigning, it was announced that the coveted title of Miss Print of 1948-49 had been won by Donna Jean Capps. This contest which is sponsored by the Blackbird staff was begun last year and has rapidly grown in popularity. This year student in- terst was aroused by attractive posters which decorated all the arcades, halls and classroms. Much credit is due to the campaign managers who worked diligently for their candidates. Donna received 4,369 votes to give her the title. Runners-up were Tamara Holliday, Sue Franks, Gloria Plummer, and Blanche lVilkins. who gathered the next amount of votes. The other candidates were: Faye Reynolds, Elaine Hardy, Billie Jean Owen, Jean Daven- port, and Lucy Ann Boddie. The money collected during the campaign was used to help pay the expenses of the Blackbird during: the remainder of the year and for im- provements for the paper. U A .. l'N 1 I V DONNA JEAN CAPPS i i l Page Svvenfy-Sir THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Q -1' .1-gun!--l Qi Q: -'P-9-ve' rl . I : I 1 I 2 .' -J 4 Q, bv Q x 12 1 fin... ix Fdnssvnffff- '-J ' ' J ni, V- 'Cul- .X v. S L ,lf ,-. nfs . . J v V Q 11 . 52 ..,, u 'V 1' . 'i,,. g., .ll L 5' .., 5, A NN, ff' fvlitiuifl' 4' en . 7-Y ' - xwriuf ..,. ., ,,. u y. 41, Q -.. ff ny , xl 'V as .- ' .7 5' Q V. J 'W 'n .7 . PC ' 'Q Y Q H 1 1 I' in 'H -,pull I , ' A a ., ,,1+---UQ., - ,X ' ' v 3'r '7-'X at. ,,.e . , p.-,1.,.f Q- . 'Q 'n . 1 T. - l V A ..7-Aj? ,. ,Q - p ' -3.5131 - 'qi L-. I ,A 5 if 5 . V -F :Y Q A . lv '5 :Tl . 1 r- if 4 WK' ' ff L. r' N , -V . - ' 5 ' 4 4' 'I I ' E 'VL - b . Z. . D k , xl W- 1 ' 1 L R 1 1 Yi? 1. W ,x i ,,-4? NSI! 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I x ,,' .1 .f . .4 Aww, Ein Jllilsnlnuanl They gave us our dlplomas tcnlght And my, but we were proud' ln cap and gown we slowly marched Down the alsle past such a crowd Of parents, teachers relatlves and frlends Who would have thought so many would care It would have been the happiest mom nt of my If just three more could have been there' For there were vacant places ln our hearts lf not ln our ranks m lme, And we were consclous of those absent ones Who were once part of the Class of 49' There should have been a lovely Ulrl With sparkling eyes and lustrous red hair Whose courage wlll never be forgotten, Yes, Freda should have been there' And there was a place, too, f r som one e se, A tall boy, rather qulet and shy, Who lnked to tlnker with anything mechan cal Yes, J D should have marched by We missed Allene ln that lme of gray, For she, too, was one of us at the start And even though she had moved away She stlll had a place m our hearts Youth IS never serious people often say, They never have a worry or a care But they are wrong, for on our graduatxon night We missed the three who weren't there' lie U Y . ? . S .f Y Y D. Y c 2 l - I Y 1 I I oi '- L' FREDA PARHAM ALLENE GLOVER June 6, 1930 December 16, 1930 October 15, 1946 May 18, 1948 - fnw ' 'Q-BW We 1 X? 35 J. D. BLOUNT September 29, 1929 June 9, 1948 THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR P090 E1'.f7hf2!-0710 n E u I IW' J I - 'vi N' rw ,, ff a-fu?-Fry.. in Q4 'W' 4 hw-- 1 . -1 R -af in . ,1 A: V . -Tfkfiffx I - 2 , fj.x:,,2'1f 1 ' 'iisit-:Ma-'liky P. r, ,Q I f 5'?i'1' Uh? Q 5+ ,0 5 ,. f g 'X , 31952.37 ' 3' f'l'1V ai- A I uni.-,v---V .. fi V 1 14 cfaealiidemenh The HI-NOC-AR Stall' and the entire Senior Class wish to take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks and dtep appreciation to the many businesses and concerns who have made it possible for us to publish the nineteen hundred and forty-nine HI-NOC-AR by purchasing advertising space in the pages that follow. To the advertisers, we the staff members say, Thank you and to the subscribers of our annual we sav, Let's help make a good city a better city by supporting our local merchants and business concernsf, Page Eiglity-Ifour THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR WE CHALLENGE YOU Have you read the story in the paper, Of the accident that happened todayg And how it was caused by a caper, Of a prankster just a little too gay? Did you see that guy bet a dime, He could - but he couldn't that Wayg Did it make you think of other times, When you learned carelessness didn't pay? Was it you or someone dear to you, That couldn't be told, but had to learng Will you remember the next time too, That for safety we can never just yearn? We're so proud of you on your graduation, Won't you make us proud of you in return? Do your share to win for us a reputation The best safety record of any city, let's earn! R. B. CITY OF ROCKY MOUNT KPOLICE QDEPARTMENT THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR ge' Eighty-F SPORTING GOODS TOYS - BICYCLES PICTURE FRAMING Q : -.Q .A 'a K-'il SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS 132 SOUTH MAIN STREET ROCKY MOUNT, FY. C, FOR BETTER CROPS. LAWNS. SHRUBS. AND TREES. USE .... PLANTERS CONTROLLED FERTILIZERS Manufactured by PLANTERS COTTON OIL 8: FERTILIZER CO. Main Office - Rocky Mount Branch offices: Scotland Neck, Nashville, Whitakers, and Goldsboro Page Eighty-Six THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR DODGE PASSENGER CARS oanee PLYMOUTH PASSENGER QAIQS Q f's'BV'u E' ! DODGE Jnb-Rumi TRUCKS 3,?fmcxx5fffQ SALES AND SERx'1ci1-3 051191. HOLBROOK MOTOR COMPANY 507 S. Church Street Te-lephgue 1201 ROCKY MOUNT. N. C. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST VVISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1949 JOYNER OIL COMPANY, Inc SHELL PRODUCTS THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Przgr E'1'g11fy-Scrm BULLUCK FURNITURE COMPANY QUALITY FURNITURE 12-1S.l,'IIURCH STREET ROVKY KIUlfN'!', N. V. L.'fff77UR co11,Qmt14ltltio11 and lvesr wzsltus tu flu' Aytxtllultu uf K 194g . . . um' CIUIUIITF, Tuul the W'm'l1l lfmlts In yum . for tl Better T0nwT1'cm'. L ROCKY MOUNTS OWN STORE A L M A N D , S -ff mmm smmus ROCKY MOUNT'S EXCLUSIVE U WCEC 8, WCEUFM CUT RATE DRUG STORE vt HIVIAIU' In furlllilffulz Sfrlfilfzzwu -1 , - . X 100 S. Mam Stleet 310 on AM - 1041.7 .m FM ' 3 I PRESCRIPTIONS 'L 115 N. CI'Illl'L'I1 Street Soda Fountain Luncheonette ' ROCKY INIOICYNT, N. C. C. THRIET IS AN ESSENTIAL VIRTURE WITH ALL PEOPLE THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK 8: TRUST CO. 1899 THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE 1949 ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA Member Federal Reserve System - Federal Deposit II1Sl,11i:llIC9 Corp. BREWER PAINT 8: WALL PAPER CO. Paint and Wall Paper Contractors ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. GREENSBORO, N. C. Page Eighty-Eight THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR PURIFOY'S UYSTER BAR AND SEAFOOD CAFE AT ROCKY MOUNT'S FAIRGROUNDS CAFE Rawls 8: Winsteacl, Inc. XVHOLESALE AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES PHONES 12:30 - 1231 ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. IF IT'S BETTER SERVICE YOU IVANT CALL US BERNARD TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY Genuine Nash Parts and Accessories Complete Repair Service for All Makes Cars and Trucks 809 - 811 South Church Street PHONE 3000 ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. Daughtridge Fuel Company COAL -- FUEL OIL TELEPHONE 366 The Daniel Company CASE FARM MACHINERY GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES PURINA FEEDS - SEEDS Higliway 3301 1 Mile Sfluth ROCKY MOUNT. N. C. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Pngf Eiglzfgf-Nin Wfe hope this az Il I1 ual will be as much pleasure to you as it has been to us. Q Call 115 Anytime for Anything in Plzoiogwzliwy. BARRINGER STUDIO, Inc. 129 Western Avenue Rocky Mount, North Carolina Owned and operated by Dot and Bugs Barringer 71' .Yinr f ff THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR HOME SAVINGS 8x LOAN ASSOCIATION INSURED SAVINGS - HOME LOAN 5 i Wqn nug 125 TARBORO STREET PHONE 2 STANDARD INSURANCE 8a REALTY CO. INSURANCE - RENTALS - REAL ESTATE 125 TARBORO STREET PHONE 2 BEST VVISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS RAY BANDY'S DESOTO 8z PLYMOUTH TELEPHONE 2700 ROLLER CHAMPION FLOUR THE FLOUR THE BEST COOKS USE Distributed by GEORGE S. EDWARDS 8: COMPANY Establidmed 1892 Rocky Mount, North Carolina PHE 1949 HI-NOC-AH Pay X fl U 1 CADDELL MOTORS STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Rocky Mount, North Czxrrmlilm 256 TARHORO STREET PHONES 2853 - 2854 Lakeview Cleaners, Inc. The Home of Better Cleaning ' 1 I The Quality Corner' PHONE 2820 Gpposite City Lake ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. J. S. Gorham Hardware Co. M. R. ROBBINS YOUR FRIENDLY STORE Lfe Irzsurmzce 239 - 241 Ta1'b01'0 Stfeef If you don't buy from us . . PHONE 234 'OUP' aHYWaY DAVENPORT MOTOR COMPANY PONTIAC - CADILLAC TELEPHONE 3175 900 S. CHURCH STREET ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA Page Xinez'y-T100 THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR CAROLINA MACHINERY Sc SUPPLY CO. PHONE 17 - 18 320 - 322 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET PITTMAN'S ESSO SERVICE CHURCH STREET and FALLS ROAD Complete Lubrication - Tires and Accessories PHONE 9171 NEW YORK CAFE HUGGARD-VANN MUTURS T O T M l ry U' my ea S HUDSON-ULDSIIOIJILE SIZZLING STEAKS Federal Trucks -- Fisk Tires and Delicious Meals of All Kinds S3193 and S91'ViC9 T211'b01'O Street ROCkY Mount 413 S. Church St. Phone 21 FOR THE BEST IN RADIO RADIO SERVICE SHOP There is no Substitute for experience WILKINSON, BULLUCK 8a COMPANY Established 1895 INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS - RENTALS MORTGAGE LOANS - REAL ESTATE 126 N. Main Street Rocky Mount, N. C. THE 19-19 HI-NOC-AR Page .xvlrllllfjl bzsvl' AT BUSY BEE CAFE GRADE HA I. W. Rose Drug Company PHONES 15 and 16 Rocky Mount, N. C. Tobacco Town Complete l,1'0SL'l'lIJtlUlI Service G. I.. PATSI-IAVORAS, P1-...prim-n' WI-lAT'S YOUR GUESS? How much of each dollar industry takes in do ycu guess would be a fair profit for business to make? Some people guess profits run as high as 25 cents out of each dollar of sales. Most people guess that 10 to 15 cents would be a fair profit. But there's no need to guess. Government figures show industry averages less than half that much profit! And, don't forget, about half of what industry does make goes right back into business to help pay for the development and expansion that bring more jobs and greater security for all. So, whenever you hear of a local firm making good -you know that's a good thing. For it means more jobs for folks in our town. 1525522 CII36i?li7tv11 .. cc7C7llZ.l Smxm' BuI,l'MIiN'l'HAI, N Co.. INC. ESTABLISHED 1854 CAROMOUNT DIVISION ROCKY MOUNT, North Carolina CHANDLER'S , jn0 7 gt 5c to 51.00 STORE tgvaqqylawfn TWO Entrances The Fashion Center for Thrifty IVomen 106 Main St. 114 Sunset. Ave. 330 S. Main Street Page Ninety-Four THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR GO T0 QUALITY SODA SHOP THE DAIRY BAR The Best FOR THE BEST HOT DOGS and HAMBURGERS IVE FRE.-XM MILKSHAKES In Town S.-XXDWICHES OF ALL KINDS E GOOD SERVICE HAMBURGER HEAV N Pepsilfola Company, Long Island City. .V. Y. Bwttled Locally by Pepsi-Cola Buttiinp: QM., Ihmky Mwunt, N. lf. THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Page' ,X'1'77Ffjf 5, ffsu1ztpLost0'ufLg+r S-roms O 4 HICADQUARTERS FIOR I I ARMY, NAVY, and CIVILIAN SURPLUS GOODS Dress in Style on Easy Terms At The ROYAL CLOTHING CO. 118 S. WVashington St. A ll! f'U,X'lll7'IUNE1l O I ' ' f.f'uzfe.s 1 5 fffsihzcvzmzf You clflll Trust Vs lV1'flz Your Food We Make Better Donuts and Sandwiches GLENN'S DONUT SHOP PHONE 2280 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1949 G. R. Garrett Tobacco Co., Inc Congratulations To The Class of 1949 STANCIL'S GROCERY AND MARKET DAVIS Refrigeration Service 1034 S. Church Street PHONE 1365 ROCKY MOUNT SHOE 8: CLOTHING CO. -'A GOOD STORE FOR YOUNG MEN Page Ninety-Six THE 1949 HI-NOC AR V 'iQ C , f 'CIHIGO Q, IQCIIVL' 180 N. Main Street Phone 1801 CUTCHIN-JONES MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS Phone 362 128 Rose Street SOUTHERN DARIES, Inc. 122 Coast Line Street Phone 2892 Rocky Mount. North Carolina MILK - ICE CREAM - BIRDSEYE FROZEN FOODS IT ALWAYS PAYS TO SHOP AT BELK-TYLER'S EASTERN CAROLINAKY SHOPPING CENTER THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Page .Yinvty-S6 CENTER SODA SHOP Your After School Meeting Place Get Your Cokes. Snacks, and Sandwiches from Jatk and I 1'zu1cos ALLAN MIMS, Inc. SALES SERVICE 225 Tarboro Street Telephones 1-160-1461 Rocky Mount, North Carolina POWELL BUSINESS EQUIPMENT COMPANY 142 Howard Street Standard Pharmacy Prescriptions Phone 1.54 124 sunset Ave. Phone 214 Printing Stationers R k ' M t, N. C. OC 5 Gun office oufmrel-S Pago Xz'm'fy-Eight THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR GEHMAN'S PHONE 1118 129 S. Main Street .:.,.: J . ' b1WA Rocky MOUNT WIIIYS CO. ' ' A A--1- EEEEEEEEEQEQEQEEEQQ uf 1 THE MIGHTY JEEP I Church Street and Falls Road .l,. e I she mn? stay angry when you take her BUNTING-HARDY 81 MINGES FFOIII QUALITY AND STYLE Rocky Mount Floral Co. Arthur R. Weathers S: Sou ART IN FLOWERS Rocky Mount, North Carolina IN MEN'S APPAREL EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE2' Rocky Mount, North Carolina DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS A GOOD DRUG STORE H. L. I-IICKS DRUG STORE Always Glad To Serve You SUNDRIES SOD.-XS THE 1949 HI-NOC-A R '41 Pugt .Xzz tw XII ze Hundred CONGRATULA TIONS Ofzkzmiz .4 3 msnwnv AIIQNew! I943 IIIEHIUHY TWIN COUNTY MOTOR CO. AUTHORIZED LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER THE BRIGHEST CORNER IN ROCKY MOUNT THE 1949 HI- E. E. DRAPER 8: SONS, Inc. DRAPER and CORDAGE Braided Since 1865 Wood's Service Station WOOD OIL COMPANY Gasoline Scientitic H t d M 1. Motol. . e eie bsuwqo oiaso me Tune-up Fuel SQE kerosene Til-es Oil Lubricants Lubricants Batteries 701 S. Church St. Phone 285 Till S. Cl1Ll1'Cl'l Sf. IJl10l1Q 285 DANIEL'S, Inc. Tlic Shopping' Center for Women and Junior Misses Main Street Rocky Mount, N. C. Coats - Suits - Dresses - Lingerie MAYFAIR SHOP Smart Apparel for Women 300 S. Main Street Rocky Mount. North Carolina Sportswear - Accessories W. C. REID 8: COMPANY MUSIC CENTER Pianos - Radios - Records - Music 143 S. Main St. Phone 2693 JAMES lvl. FOX JEWELER 126 S. Main Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina XVHALEY FI7RNI'l'I'RlC COMPANY Authorized Dealer for Hot Point Electrical Appliances and Complete Home Furnishings Main and Hill Street THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Page Our Hzzudv i01 PRIDGEN TIRE COMPANY, Inc. QUALITY TIRE REBUILDING U. s. TIRES PHONE 413 CONGRATULATIONS CHARLES DEPARTMENT STORE YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER WIMBERLEY AND GREGORY RENTS - REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 123 Sunset Avenue Telephone 41 l 11,11 . .First Federal Savings and Loan Association X ij! H , J Organized 1902 I Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Telephone 42 123 Sunset Avenue Page One HZl1ZfI1'fCI-T1l'.? THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Thriftiness is Responsible For Most Early Success An Insured Savings Account In This Association Will Help You To An Early Success BUILDERS FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association of Rocky Mount City Industrial Bank Building 5, 7: n Dry Cleaning , JIU 00 4 ' I Laundering ,' A Tp -' .Lf ij . By i r 'Q' Q with sk... : h yi. L. Experts XX'-fi Care -31552. ...L.. -P BISHOP LAUNDRY COMPANY WE DO IT BETTER PHONES 72 - 73 THE 1949 I-II-NOC-AR Page One Hzzndred-Tlzre Bulluck Auto Sales Inc. RADIO HOSPITAL Chevrolet Sales and Service lVlKHHlj'l'i1I' Tires and I-Izittcries 127 South XVZiSllllll.fIUIl Strom Genuine , . , L, ,,, I H0513 -Gm Chevrolet Parts and Acces.ao1'ies gong zafufezfiorz 1 feonz PEOPLES OIL COMPANY W. HENRY TOLER, P1-Op. PRODUCTS EXIEHQ DISTRIBUTORS T HQLLT QLf!' 5f'lflalQf1 Klflfazm qjzisrzcfan S. E. BULLUCK CONGRATULATIONS Anything in 1 TO Jewelry, Watches, and Clocks Jewelry Repairing and Engraving THE CLASS OF 1949 PHONE MW GLAMOR SHOP 111 S. Washington Street Page One Hzuzdred-Fozn' THE 1949 I-II-NOC-AR Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Senior Class of 1949 CENTER and CAROLINA Theatres Rocky Mount's Favorite Entertainment Centers W. R. SUMMERELL SHOE SERVICE 211 South Main Street PROCTOR'S vlcToR and BLUEBIRD RECORDS 151 S. Main Street Congratulations, Seniors! Imperial Furniture Co. HOME FURNISHINGS PHONE 2705 140 S. Washington Street Laundry Washing Is Pure Because It Pasteurizes SUNSHINE LAUNDRY PHONE 2100 PEERLESS CLEANERS Dry Cleaners and Dyers Phone 265 206 Rose Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina BEST WISHES Modern Builders, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR Page One Hundred F116 HAYES CASH GROCERY GROCERIES - FRESH MEATS WALLACE CLEANERS AND PRODUCE Phfmu 685 833 Falls Road 845 Falls Road Phone 408 ESTABLISHED 1818 ROCKY MOUNT MILLS CARDED CQTTON YARN RCCKY MOUNT, N. c. THOMAS COZY CAFE IF IT'S NEW . . . AIR CONDITIONED WESTERN STEAKS WE HAVE 'T REGULAR DINNERS VOGUE DRESS SHOP Mrs: Nina Parker Shearin, Prop. P g Ole Hundred-S THE 1949 HI-NOC-AR FINANCING AUTOMOBILES ' Any Make - Any Model - Any Year GO 'ro JOHN B. EXUM'S Direct Auto Finance Co., Inc. for Men's Clothing, Shoes TELEPHONE 2110 and Corner Washington and Hill Streets Furnishings of Better Quality Rocky Mount, North Carolina Phone 2957 112 Tarbom St. THIS ANNUAL PRINTED BY WALKERfROSS PRINTING Co. COMMERCIAL PRINTERS - OFFICE OUTFITTERS Telephone 102-,l ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA Sales PACKARD. Service FLAKE B. CHIPLEY, Inc. Every Service for any Car Carolina School of Commerce The School That Gets Results ROCKY MOUNT, N. 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