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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1950 volume:

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X X X1 01-nmge l49llUlI1fy f Q1-LBJ -Qs vsh E W- ' . rl, ,YY will-A, t . n 'I i :QU E i v' Qflfwifg mmm' RICHFIELD i f if F-4-In Gasoline ....,.. socnisb EXPLANATION OF THEME AUM 5Y'0c The 20th century is the era of slogans, of , ' sfandu , f, catchy phrases. of sports announcements. It is DEUUATE 'Q fgfegfign J the age of radio, television, movies and, above wmmf' 'hwy wsop' all: advertising.. From the time the doctor says, It s a boy! until some stonecutter engraves the epitaph, After life's fitful fever he sleeps well, man is influenced by quotable phrases and sen- tences. He's quick to adopt the new-the ap- pealing phraseology. He thinks of products in i.ef3'1:G terms of their slogans. He is exposed to high ,Q A ,V E 2 pressure salesmanship so constantly that it be- 4. ,U ,g w.17g 'a-' comes an integral part of his life: almost withQ V out his knowing it. .i Realizing the part that these factors play in our daily existence, we, the staff of the 1950 Hi-Noc-Ar, chose as our theme- The Applica- tion of Advertising to Our High School Life. From our billboard at the front, and the road- Q,-N10 side signs of the division pages through the 5? 911, . school scene of the inside cover, Lawrence Thorp 1 +- FSEQIWLE has presented our theme. ofsnnrmxcl' WAVE We hope you find it entertaining and attrac- tive. We hope you like it: for it certainly looks like you! 7 , X i ...... .. .- ' . 1 4. ,tia Gnu-:nu lp-mpg, j itjmqivm cnmixruu 'nu ' X X H .. . nulu I Q Y' .X X' K X 5. Z.: SOL Xsf NxxxhnisN..- - 'A.,,..4 ISER rj: FRAZER X FIR! APPARATUS Ti T- 'li S ,TN df TRUCKS 'Alf BUSES f MISb BILRCHISON MR. PPIYOTT w v v I x DEDICATIGN In dedicating our annual this year and in keeping with our advertising scheme, we, the 1950 Ili-Nec-Ar Staff, submit the following slogans as being' applicable to our dedicatees: Instead of Prirlc of llvlillilll' Run--it's the Pride ut' R. BI. II. S. Thr' Pf'al.' nf I'c1'fvcfio:1 tells the rest. You het we can Put our f-maqriflwu-1' in- Xuflliny 0011111 Inv fiuwr-and never has been. Sn well-ruunrleml, so steadfast, sn full of information: sn free and willingzs to aid. Just as they say The Ilvsf Ouflmunls Ezwr Hrzilf, We say, The Best Teachers Ever Made. P'inf-xt fm- 'Srl and years tv come: Tiff' Gulf! .llvflul of ACIIII'l'l'NlI'IIf-3IIl'l then swine. As they say almut Stokley's Canned Peaches: Thr' I'1'fr1'l1f'x l'nu'fl flzfmsr' If l'1'lI Diff Thr I'f1'1.'in51. Well, we :lid the pic-liingg hut, Instr-ml of ll ,mn-lv, Ill' lniclcwl fl pair. MISS ALMA IXIYRFIIISUN XIII. ICARI. PIIIYUTT I A Q viva! 'If Q A -.f . R' MII. D. S. .IUIINSON MII. f'YIil'S M. EDSON SllD0l'lIllL'llllL'llt ul' lluuky Muunt IH-infipgll ui' I-luvky Muum City Svlwuls High Sqhuul lrzuliiatesl fruiu Duke University with .-X. Il. and M. A. lfnivei-sity ui' N. F. B A. 1924. Hlwtziim-ll M. A. at Duke in 121129. I X , VK I, . f f 4. ,Y . , X V. -pf MJ ffl'-4-cf f , .fl M ff . . I' , ' AJ , f 144, Qfilwffy M17 W W0 1 A-1-A-Q 4074? X - ' ' I f ' H044 KV!!-:Af ' 'f I f ,V ,f 1 Y -is 'O ' -K J -S., L s.. ii his W ' Q'--'--5. - QQ-... --. --.xi ng l 1 I SCHOOL BOARD STANDING fleft tv i-igrlitb-Mr. Myers Ivey. Mr. William Culeman, Mrs. Julian Whiteliurst. Mr. YV. L.Thu1'p, M1'.Tlwmus J. Pearsall. Sl-IATED fleft tu i'ig'hth-Mr. George S. Edwards, Mr. D. S. Julinswui. gr SL- THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR 1-gn --f my --r A va-- .1. --- - Y - f ! Q N 1 Q 4914 ,1 4? S 1 S S 1- 'l ,iii -'gli .4 1-1 --Qin.,-1. vn - ini ii-ilu -,....---1 ,-1.- 11? i. - lf i 11111 ffffx fN S, WAN NWKNNM A74 'W7 1--14 ,. ,ba - 0 . I I 1 i.. I S ,m . ,3 I- 4 'Q' -4 . E I I v 'Q V 7- '19,-A 'fx' ..--4 29 - A at -if 4:1- 'wf Lf . Y 3.5 13.5 . Il . to .ff ' G sims 3 G' , .Sion tg, , .0 Zi Q .f . N1 ' . :..,, Q 1 1 V I ,Q X A. ' ril ff W 'Magi 'pa-' 33 5 49 -- -a nv our , Page Eight I Q O . Q v V' . 5 'BIPS f PMc r, 16 4 X X .5 I T5 7czcaZtg 4,4 so MR. IC. IC. AIJKINS Matli4'matir's, llirrvlor of Athletics, ,-1, li, llulfr loiirrrsityy, Graduate :work--I'oluml1iu, l'. N. C. MR. NICAI. A. ADKINS Industrial Arts, Vocational Ecluratiou Suprri'isor. I.'ur'utional Education, Ifocky Mount City Sthoulrr, H. Ed. Eastern lll. Teachvrs' Collrye, llraclimlw work Ohio State Vniversity. MISS SARAH ALIJIXANIJICR Drlznlaticsj II. A. Greensboro College. MISS ANN HIRKHEAD fI0lllltH'l'l'lIll Ell1lC'tlfI.1l7l, Advisor Good Sports Club, H. S. S. A., IVon:an's College of l', N. C, MISS WITA AVIS BOND Mathematics. Sponsor for National Honor Society, A. H., E. C. T. C.: M. A., Duke l,'niver:4ity,' Graduate work, Uni' versity uf Chicago, Columbia. MRS. SUE BOWDEN Commercial EfItlFClf1'IItl,' A. B., E. C. T. M. A., New York University. MRS. BESSIE CARR Secretary to Principal. MR. S. L. CHAPMAN PVOOCl'lUU7'k, Drawing, D. O.,' II. S., Georgia Teachers' College. MR. CLEET C. CLEETWOOD Science, Civics, Athletics Coach, B. S. Appalachian State Teachers' College: Graduate ivork, U. N. C., A. S. T. C. MISS DOROTHY CRAIGHILL French, Civics, Sponsor for Service Club: A. B. George PVGSTIIIIQTOH University. MRS. H. J. CUTHRELL English, Spanish, A. B., W. C. U. N. C.,' Graduate ivork, Duke, W. C. U. N. C. MRS. NANCY T. GORHAM E'nglish,' A. B., W. C. C. N. C., M. A., Duke. MR. RALPH GORHAM History, Civics, A. B. University of North Carolinaf Gradu- ate work, University of N. C. MISS HARRIET G. GURLEY I A. B. Saint Mary's Junior College, Raleigh, N. C., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. MISS DORIS HOLLOWELL English, Advisor Good Sports Club, Cheerleaders, A. B. East Carolina Teachers' College,' Graduate work, University of North Carolina. MISS JESSIE JOHNSON English, Chairman English Departmentg A. B. Woman's Col- lege of U. N. C.: Graduate zvork, Columbia University, Uni- versity of North Carolina. MISS KATE PARKS KITCHIN English, Dean of Girls, Counselling, Advisor for Student Gov- ernment Organization, Director of Social Program, Coordi- nator for R. M. Future Teachers: A. B., U. N. C., M. A., Columbia ,' Graduate work, North western University, U. N. C. MR. C. V. LUNDY Physical Education, Athletics Coachp B. S. East Tennessee State College: Graduate ivork, University of Southern Cali- fornia. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR 7Mlfe0t 35 MRS. THELMA B. LUNDY Girls Physical Education, Advisor for G. A. A.,' B. S. East Tennessee State College. MISS BETTY LOU McCLURE ' A Speech: B. S. Meredith College: Graduate work, University of .North Carolina. MR. A. MALLOY MQGREGOR t Q fllatheznatics, Husiness Manager of Athletics, Senior Class Sponsor: A. Il., M. A., University of South Carolina, Grad- uate work, Universzty of Virginia, Peabody University of Chicago, University of North Carolina. MISS EDNA MQLAUGI-ILIN Latin, Sponsor for Senior Tri-Hi-Y: B. A. Flora lWacDonald Collegep Graduate u'ork, Wake Forest College. MISS DORIS MEEKINS Art: A. B. George Peabody College for Teachers, Graduate work, Peabody Adult Art Class Sponsored by Woman's Club. MISS ALMA MURCHISON English, Co-Advisor Hi-Noe-Ar,' B. S. Mary Washington Col- lege, Graduate work, Wake Forest College. MISS IOLA PARKER History, Advisor for Student World Federalist: A. B. Wo- nzan's College of U. N. C.: Graduate work, Duke University. MR. H. T. PARRY Band, Choir, H. S. Drake University: Graduate work, North- western. MISS ELEANOR PEARSALL Librarian, A. B., Goucher College: Graduate work, B. S. University of N. C., New University, Columbia. MR. C. E. PRIVOTT Science, Chemistry, Physics, Co-Advisor Hi-Noe-Ar,' B. S. and M. A., Wake Forestf Graduate work, Wake Forest. MISS MARGARET RICKS Geometry, Trig.,' B. A. Converse, Georgetown, Peabody: Grad- uate u'ork, M. A. Georgetown, M. A. Peabody. MISS JEAN MARCIA RIDDLE Distributive Education, Advisor 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. IrVoman's College of U. N. C.,' Graduate work, Univer- sity of N. C.. University of Virginia. MRS. ORA VANBUSKIRK Biology. Seienee, Junior Class Advisory A. B. Elon College: Graduate work, M. A. Duke University. MISS RUBIE VAUSE English ,' H. A. Duke University. MRS. EUNICE WILLIAMS Home Economies: H. S. IVOIIIIIICS College of U. N. C. MISS HAZEL VVORSLEY Piano: B. A. IVonzan's College of U. N. C.,' Graduate work, Columbia, Carolina, II'ornan's College. MRS. T. D. YOUNG English, Journalism, Advisor for The Blackbird: A. B. Duke University. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR N gif, t 1 in Q . .Q , I L . fl I x NC . Xa Q '-7 , QMIJI 'Je f IQ. if 1:51391 :.. 9 ' Ji. 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Through the cooperation of the officers, teachers and memhers of the class 8256.81 was raised. Mary Alice Trevathan was top salesman: Miss Hirkhead's and Mrs. VanBuskirk's home rooms were tops in the home room fields, and Bolmhy Gorham, Thomas Pierce, Bruce Henry, Dee Wilkinson, Peggy Hedeepcth, Betty Sutton, Ruth Wiggins, Jo Ann O'Donnell and Margaret Frazier won honoralile mention. Near the end of the semester the Seniors liegan taking' the Kuder Test to help them in their vocational choices. With the start of the Second Semester the Seniors lregran a series of class meetings on the prohleins 1ll'lH211'l'l2lj.f6 and family life. Dr. K. Weeks spoke on the physical side of marriage: Reverend C. C. Camplwell, pastor of the First Christian Church, approached the subject from the spiritual angle, and the climax of the series came with the visit of Dr. Leland Wood, outstanding authority on Human Rela- tions. The series was well received hy the class. Near the end of school a number of committees were at work, planning for the various Commencement activities. Miss Alexander graciously consented to di- rect the Senior Play, Love Is too Much Trouble, and a packed house witnessed this hilarious comedy of college life. May 24 found the class having' the time of their lives on 'Senior Day. For the first time since the institution of this special event, a full day's prog'ram was planned heginning with a spe- cial hreakfast at the Ricks Hotel, continuing with a talent program in the auditorium, and climaxed hy ai weiner roast given lvy the P. T. S. A., followed hy a movie as ,quests of the Center Theater. After a full and happy year the Seniors look forward to 'tGraduation 1950 as a splendid climax tu their high school careers. '35 .4 'A'i I 4' , .. i fl 'ii 1 It senden 669244 Offccefza t . I , SPRING SEMESTER Broadus Rose, I'ws1'fIciif Clark Rogers, Si'cri'forgf Miss Turnage, .-lz1i'i'sor Norman Johnson, Tl'1'flRll!'I'I' Alton Elmore, l'i'w-lhvsivlwlf eaiafw of '50 .my HERMAN ALLEN . .6- fv,IUl.l',' E'liRIlllillIlN. ...ga ,lb 3 Q GEORGE BATCHLOR, JR. K' Vic-1'-l'n'sirIm1f nf I?iSf1'ih1af1'w' E'rI1wafinn Vlassq Hamz' lfmmi Of!'ic'c's,' lla!! Svnuf. 1. 'Q HAROLD ANDERSON , '42-'? -4' gn, 2, Baswball: lin-if Scnzzfg I-'1'1's1'flr'11t of English Flasxq , 'J A ' ' C'l1f,ir,' Hamm' Iffllflil Trvasa1'z'r'. K ' . :N A K . x A 11:11 1E:,x'rTLE E ff BILL ANDREYVS 1 Ilandq llnys' f'lmrns,' Sf'z'r4'ffza'y nf 111111219 I?mm1,- Fnnf- H ' ballg I'lmfngrr1pl1y Vlffb. f, I f 7' , 5 -A E2-1 L ROBERT BECKNELL bb, if I'if'f'-f,l'l'Nl'IIl'Hf nf Home' Rnnnzq Jlvriiilrr' of D. E. fwlllb. is Y x ' f 'I 'K 1 W5 is ' If my f E mi' . f .Q BOBBY JO BAKER Iifnuv Raimi Officvsg Tvnnis Tvamq State Tennis f'lZUlll1lfUII,' Varsity I unfba1l,' Seriiar S1c1ie'i'Iafil'c' 'Mig Trrrffic' f'UIIIlIlfffI'l',' Sfndvnf Gn1wr11n1e'r1f Rvpi'f's'm1t11- :QV JESSE BELL I'r1'xifIwnf of Haniw Rimmq .Yafiunal Hmzm' Sl7l'l.l'f!l. WILLIAM A. BARNES . A l'r'risirIr'nf of Hmm' Hfmnzq 1,I'f'SlAdPIIf uf Pulwliz' Spvak- A, ing l'llrI1,' Pilfflfhflll Tvanlg frvllilif. JOE BENNETT A Ai Home Rumi: CDI-fiC'0S,'iRt'1J?'1'St'?IfUfil'U of Sfildvnf Or- . S gaiiifzationq 1'ragran1 C'mnn1iffvv,' Days' Sfate Dc'If'gr'1fc,' Q I ff. RacialYL'mnn1iffcc,' Trvaszzrer of .I14n1'm' Class: Invifa- A-S 3 limi cw4JHI.l7Iiffl'4' for -,IH1Z.UI'-SCIIi0I' Daliceq Fimfball: Eg, iv Cvllllilj' Shop Club: Traffic' c'1lI7lIIliffUC,' .Yatifnial Hamm' , I W Snf'ivty,' TP'f'f1SllI'l'I' nf Sf'l'l'iCf' C'Iuh,' Svnim' Day Com- ' nliffrvg Elvrfiuns fwllllllllfffff. JOYCE BARNHILL C'lmir',' Dramafivs C lr1b,' Pianist fur Music' Vinh. BARBARA BEST . THE 1950 HI-NOC'-AR l'agff Tiff ' 5 Semaw f Q ' , lil'INNl4I'l'II l1I,fN'KI'Ili f l.IllNl4fNff f nnll11lff,' ffrvma' ffunllf fHfl4r'1.K: - A N7 71 4 11. Ymcli I!ll.'XNN4H'Ii, JR. s .51 -3 f P3 f,.',N i G llunlz' lfmmf U!l41'r'ws,' llfwfw lffmul lfwpfrsunI4If1'1'r',' SM l4',Ill'!l nf ,N'1'I'l'ii'I' Vlfvlrj .qI'l'1'1',4ll'jf nl flu' Xuiinnu f,ul11:l'Sn 'A f': -V .' -1 ,-A r ,' 111111 lfflffqff Sump flllllllfj .1uu11l, ILC, ,LA lf'1'rr.wfr1'1 nf .Nfuzlrnl ll uf-lfl l r'al4'1'r1l1'xf.v,' lIll'l'fflff1IlI fvllllllllffffl' fm' .lnffllu'-,N'rnfn,' ll1lIll'1', M.-XIIY l ll.'XN1'ICS IZIMVNT Ilnulf' Iffmflf Uffliwsj llwlulrllfrx f'lrfl:,' l':llNHIIlvllllH . - ,. . . , fl!1lI!',' IV1-HI-3 . I5II,I,Y IIIHJUKS RALPH HUHHITT, JH. Hmm' Hfmnf llll'!l'l'N1'lIf1lflA1'I',' ling! Svulrfxg Ili-YJ Fira. 'I ' mn' Iumln Ufficws. NANFY BIXOXVN . 'V' 'A ' 1 ' ,'nnm,' Ifumf' Hum!! fff'lll'I'Nl'lIfllffl'f' Q SWAN? if 5 it '-N mx P . Q A E' S ' 'i-Hi-Y: G. .-1. ,-1. JOHN BOOTH Il Sflllllff I 4mz'br'1!l,' Iirzmfbrzll 411llIlflgl'l',' C'l1ufr,' Black bird f'1H1l'lI.' Hnmf' fflllilll Ir'wp1'z'sf'11ff1!1'1'w5 ElIS1IllfIlIlS I'wUl'f'lIlllll uf .qllllll Vluss. PATRICIA BRUXVN IP.-XT? Hmm' Hmm: ffI'jH'l'S4'IlftlfI'I'l' fu SfllfIl'IIf GIll'1'l'?lIIIl'IIf Irzrzfrzfiuu f'uu1m1ff4'4' fm' Swninr C'1r1ss'. Vrlrsify Ilusl.'f'fbf1II,' Ilvffr Vinh Il70I1'ni1'2,' H0113 vnu' UHHII l'l'f'Sf!I1'IIf,' Ilogf Sflrllff T'2'1'-Hi-Y: Sfurzrl FfmfImU,' Il Squad 17aslfcfl1f1II,' D. E. Treas- , J. vffglclrv fu Grm'11sI1fn'w C'm1z'c'11fim1 ,' U'rwd- ,- 11 ' ,' .' nlrnf G4lI'f'l'IllIll'llf F:t'1H't'Sl'Ilfflffl'E'. Hume' Iffmm Uf,fic'wx,' D4'l'l7l'flfl-IPI? CfIlII?IZIlfft'l' for Jzuzior- S4'11i1u',' Sf'f'!'f7flll'!f nf Good Sports C'I1rb,' Juuim' and Swzzw' Trl'-Hz'-YQ Sfmlwrr f:11I'I'I'JIIJIl'Ilf Rt'1Il'K'Sf7llfflf1'l'U,' Illurk Jlusqm-rs,' Edxffnizzn Drunzrzfic Organi:afim1,' Y'w'r1sffn'r nf Sf-'lim' Plugs: Swzim' Supr'rlf1fi1'v,' Honors nf I7w1n1uf1'r's I'wI'Sfl'l'!I1,' Spf'vc'l1 fvlI4lI'I',' HI'-.XVflC'-. 1l' Sfuff. 1 ' 2 1 I QR BILL BOYETTE in b , H f'f1m'1rs,' .xvllfftflllll fillflffl. s -3,5 11 , .,. Ti 5 in gn X ' A ROBERT L. BROWNING L. ,1qq, V gk A FX fi, . A AA H IJ ,. Q if I D If D W . In 3,535 , 1 W K ' rg, f , ' A A 1 c 1 1 Sf Q WINNIE LOU BRADLEY , I 4 ' x f' I -'Z 5 .....-::' M' . , It-rw, ,vhs h ' R . L , A ' an-A LR. A MARSHALL C'ABIPBI',.LI, Prrgw I f:Hf'f1'1'2l THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR F meow 5 1 DONA JEAN C.-Xl'I'S . I l'l'N1lll11lIl .1111si1' I'11111,' S1'1'1'1'1111'11 J11111111' '- '- .A 1 S11111x111' 1'lI1' 1911111111111 f1lllIll',' Jlixx 1'1'1'111 ',GN3JfI,' 1'1'11- fjI'IlIIl !'111111111ff1'1' flfll' .Illll1'l '-S1'11' . 1 ' ' ' 1l1111'1.'1111'11 S1111'1',' 111'11'y11f1' 111 V51 fl f'11111'1'1lf11111,' 1111111 ' ,f,.-.MM .. ga 1 .. . y gf can M, D '1 I1 111 1 11+ V11'1'-1'1'1's1'111'11f N1'111111' T11-111-Y.' 11111111' 115111111 111.141-1'1'N,' Y? 1 . 1 1111 XIIIS 1'1111111 111 ' 1 , X 111111111 1f1'111'1'.w1'11111f11'1',' C'111111'Nf 1'11111 IU511,' f'11111111111f' 5 v1'111' 1111111 l'11111'1 'Gil 111111 ':711, ' 1.2 W' . DORIS CHRISTOPHER 'Q ll. .-1. S1'1'11'1111'11 1'111' .Vim 1'111'1.'1'1',' 11111111' 131111111 1'111111111f1'1'1'S. 1'6 - BILL PARK 111111 S1-11111, 11111111' R1111111 1'1'1'x1111'11f,' If 1911111111 FwIHl11Jf1 5 11111111' 111111111 1'1'1'11x111'1'1',' 111'-YQ fl 191111111 1111f111111. ,I S '2 E' .A ll l ' , II vw K 3. RUSSELL CQWICLI, . .111111111'-S1'11i111' 111'-Y: 1'1111f11g1'11l11111 C'11111,' 111lIl11,' 111111111 n 1f1111111 U1f1'1'1'1's,' 1'1!'I'-1,I'l'N1l14'l11 IP1. S1'1'1'1'1'1' f'11I1l,' Avfl- 111111111 111111111 S111'11'111,' S11111'1s E1I1't111' 111' 1f11ll'1f11f1'I1.' ' H'111'111 f'f'l1l'1'fl1l'S1,' 1x'111'11111'x 121111 111' 111l' 1111111115 .'11ll1'- W S11l11.' fv11tll'l'1llll1l 111' T1'111'f11' C'111111111111'1'.' S111'1'1'11 fv1l'lI.I',' 1 Q Sf11111'111 1-111111111111111 111' H111111' F1111fI1111l f1flI1I1'N,' E11s11- 3 1 1111111 171'1111111f1'1' O1'g11111':11f1'1111,' E11f1'1'1111111111'111 fvlfllllllllf- I 11111 vfllli' .111111111'-S1'111'111',' f'1Ifl11'111IlII U1-111.11 V11111111111111' 1'111' .3 Q N1'111'111- 1v11lSR,' f'1111f1'x1 1'1'1111. I-......1 ,mNo1.11 1'HAR1.1:s s 1' H111111' 111111111 1'1'1's1111'11f,' 11111111' 111111111 IY1!'I'-I,I'1'Rl.f1l'111,' hr, 171'1'111'11111111 f'IlllIIIl11f1'1' f111' 1'w1'1's111111111 1111111 1',' l'11111'1'. TOMMIE C'ROf'KER ll Sq1111f1 1-'1111f111111,' 111111117 1111111711 R1'111'11s1'11f11f11'1'.' 3 11111111' 151111111 U1'f1'1'r's,' 171'1111111f11's fv1l111,' 1'1lltl11I' S1'1111f,' 111- Y YQ f'11'111'.' T1'lI1vf-11' l'111111111111'1'. DR E XV FLAC K 111111 S1'11111,' 11111111' 151111111 O1'1'11'1's,' Vluxx 01'1'11'1's,' 11111111' 151111111 1f1',11'1's1'11f11f11'1'. N vow A F 40 . 1. .11 X ujmvg 1 A S A 11:1,1A1:11 c'1z11m1, Jn. If-1.1 ll 1911111111 F111111111ll,' I'111'R1'f11 1 1111f111111,' 11111111' 1f1111111 Q, ' U1'f11'1'S. . usa 43: 4. UON.-XLD f'OOPI'fR , W, ,jx 11111111' 11'1111111 Uf1'11'1's,' 1111188 U141'1'1'1's,' FNIIV4' 111111 fvlllll- W llll'111'1',' 1'111111111'111'1'1111'111 f'11111111111'1'1',' 12'11s111111111 1111111111' M' ,' 1111 U1'1f111l1:1lf11111, . .g- Q X AIlMEHI'II,0I'S f'l'I,I'f'fPI'l'fH 1 '13 XX ll,1'l1 f'1'11xx 1'111111111lf1'1',' S1'1'1'1'1'1' l'11111,' f111'111',' E11x111111111 .A l1l'lIlll1l11-I' U1'1111111.:11111111,' I . ll. f'1llNN l11'1'i1'1'x. X NANNIIC M1-U' 1'1'x1OPICR A A-14' ' any 111'1111111f11'x f'11111,' 11111111' 151111111 f11'11l'l'l'N,' 1'111xs 0f1'11'1's,' W ' ' 1 'uv 111111l1' 111111111 11'1'l11'1'x1'11f11f1'1'1',' A11111111111'1'1111'11f f'111111111'1- . '- If 111- ' FRANCIS UAH, ' E'11s11111'1111 11l'lIl1Illf1l' O11111111i.:111i1111. 'f 1 A THE 191511 HI-Nor'-AI: l'1. 111 11111 11 Af Q . as ' 4. A , y A I J' . ... i , X X .. IN L A Elise ' t' 'X - Page Si.rt+'vn ., X, ' of '50 Il,'Xl,'I'UN ll,-XNIICI, I,l'1I,iXNIJ IJUVVNINU l,lll'l'III'jl llltll l r'11IH1'r' Erlilol' nl' Iilrl1'l.'l2irfl, l'IIARI,l'IS IJ,-XNI ELS l.'rr+:f'lmll,' lnritulion Vonlmittrw for Frwslimall Dunes: ll, U. t'l11b,' Ilriizuritirs t'lulr, XV A I ,T IC II IC A Ii I , Y lionfl ',Q,'l-'.'7ll,' llruni .1141-jo1'o!'ll111r1l,' l'r1'sirleut and View- l'1'1'sirl1'r1l of Home lfooni: l't'l'SlIIl1'IIl of Latin Clans, PEGGY IJAUGH'1fIi1IJGAl'I A Irogrrlnz fommittw' for .lunior-Senior: Prrsirlent nf .lnnior Tri-Ili-Y: Srerrtary nf Sturlrut Organizatiolg' Tri'asur1'r of X. C. fL'ast1'rn llistriet Sturlvnt I'on11l'il l'o11grrss,' Ill'IllIlllfll'S Club: Head f'l1or1'l+'r1flri',' Vico- l'1'4'sitlrHt of Good Sports f'lltll,' ISl'l'l'll'l' f'lllll,' 1ll'l'SItll'llf anrl Ivlfl'-l,l'l'Sllll'llf of National Honor Soviely: Ilele. gafr to State Honor Soeirtg Cont-a'ntion,' f'hairman of l:UC'l'tllttltl'l'fIll' nSl'l'lIltllI fvllllllllllffltlf C. l'. S. .-1. Vonrrft- tion in N. Y.: :'1llll'I'll'llH Legion fllrllal: Senior Superin- tirvp National High School Register: .1larshnl,' Miss l'rint l'onfest,' Hi-Noe-Ar Staff. LOUISE EASTERLING National Honor Soeif'ty,' Presirlent and Secretary of St'l'l'll'1' Glllllj l'rr'sitle1lt of Good Sports Club: Tri-Hi- I Y: lresident of E'rlsonianS: Secretary of Black 4IIasquers,' Secretary of Eastern District Student Council l'ongress,' High School Register: Viee-Prf'si- rlent and Secretary of l1'orlrl Fecleralists: Chairman of Eleetiozis Coozmitter: lied Cross: Ciritan Citizenship .-Iirarrlj llloekbircl Staff: Hi-Noe-Ar Staff: Junior-Sem ior Danee c'UlHlllllll'f',' Senior Superlatirf',' Contest lllfljlj Senior Dag Committee. MELBOURNE DAVIS Varsity Football: Ifaslfetball fllanager. PEGGY EDMONDSON National Honor Society Presiclent: Good Sports Club: S' 'Uiee Club, Junior .Uusic Club: Secretary of Junior fass: Entertainment Committee for Junior-Senior: . zior-Senior Deautg Court, 249: Hlaelfbirrl Staff: Hi- Nfc'-.-Ir Staff: Circulation Jlanagerq Home Room Rep- resentative: Home Room Offices: Superlative: Senior ' IS-S' Gift Conzmittee: Tri-Hi-Y: Jlarshal: C.S.P.A. ' nrention in X. Y.: Stunt Night: .Uiss Print Contest. ff Sn 'QQ 'N tl lui ' N 3 I S Clr RX Co 'I X ,ff .f ' 'I an - I fs , 5 3 I I zz' Z' 'ess M . r Q . A 2 Q PEGGY DENTON Home Room Offices: Chairman of Lost and Found Committee: Chairman of Social Comnzittee: Speech Choir: Graduation Committee of Caps and Gowns: Na- tional Honor Society: Good Sports Club: Edsonian. Dramatic Organization ,' Delegate to Girl's State: Dele- gate to State District Council Congress: Tri-Hi-Y: High School Register: Senior Superlative: Refreshment Com- mittee for Junior-Senior: Hi-.Voc-Ar Staff. ALTON ELMORE Viee-President of Sophomore Class: Junior Varsity Basketball, 'JS-'49: Choir, '49-'5o,4 Vice-President of Senior Class: Treasurer of National Honor Society: Speech Choir '5fI,' Service Club: Junior Music Club: Senior Superlatiz'es,' Delegate to National Honor So- rietg Conrention: Real Cross Delegate to Summer Camp: .lnnior-Senior Program Conzmittee: Home Room 0ffic'rs,' Kiwanis Hoy of the Month. SYLVIA ANN DIEHL Home Hoon, Offif-cs: Tri-Hi-Y: Home Room Represen- tatives: Refreslz ment Committee for Sophomore Dance: II'orlfl Feileralist: Refreshment Committee for Junior- Senior: National Honor Soeiety. EDYVARD ENGLISH Tennis Team, D Squad Basketball: D. E. Club .Sec- retary and T1'l'FlSltI'6 I',' Alternate Delegate to National D. E. Convention: Hog Seontg Shop Club. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR emma 5 FRANCES ENGLISH Hume' Ifnunt Ruprvsvrllirlim',' Eclsnniun Drunmfic' Omni- ,l'flflHll,' llumv Hmm: Tl'f'llSlll't'I',' Slwvvlz l'lmir,' fvlllllll P. L. FRAZIER, JR. D. IU. Klub. Q W 1, I. DOROTHY EVANS 1-mx-3, ' Hunzf' Ruffin Uj'l'iz'r::,' Sfrulefnf Ifcpiwserifzrfizie',' ' , A ' ,L G. A. A.: 1 irv-l'rrsiflf'nf of Umwrrrl liusinvss l'lr A . :l f..5'j K 4 fl, I S U l I I Q BARBARA FULLER We Sjnfvvli C11 Airy' ASf'l'l'l'flH'jj of Girls' f'l1Ul'HS,' Eclsmiarij Dfllilltlfll' fDI'fj!1lIlZllfiUH,' Home Room Officrsg Rinlrieyy sr of 5 up fn f ump11s S1l'l'Cflll'llI'f ,' Miss Print CwUlIfl'Sf,' Can- f 7 ' M rliflufv for .11n1ifn'-Swninr QllE'f'll, '49 mul 'ring Sfriiur 9 S1rp1'rl1lfi1'f',' Fnufhull Spmisnr. Ag f i Ag, , , T JOHN DAVID EVERETTE A l'i0f'-l'1'vsiflf'11t uf Hmm' Huunzg Sr'1'r1'fr1ry of Hump fl- Hnulllj IVIIUIISIIIIIJ Clllb. 3 A ilk, ,, A :ii i GLORIA FUTCH Humv Runm II'l'S1Allt'lIf,' Home Room R?1JI'f'Sl'7IfllfI'1'4'f ' Girls' C'lllH'HS,' Tri-Hi-5 ,' flflllflillllff' fm' llluy QlH'f'II,' iUc'1r1ln'1' nf G. A. A. , JOHN DAVID EZZELLE Jllllllll' Vrzrxify Ffmfbnllg .lmlinr Vursify Hflskvfbfrllf ,,..,,r Vlll'Slf!f Ffmflmll,' Huy Smut 'x ROBERT GARDNER Hvrl Frnxs ffl'fll'f'Sf'llfllfl1'f',' Life' iqfllllff D. E. Ululz. BARBARA FLOYD ' - PlI'4'S'lllIlHlI Music' Clubg Hume' Room Offi1'c's,' fvllllllflllfl' '35 ' i .- fur liwzuly Qflzwi, '.4!I,' 1'1llflll'f' Tf'Cll',I1'I'R nf .'1lHt'7'lC'f1,' I A ,js if Uhrlrl I e'rlvrulisfs,' Sprrflz fllllPI'l',' Eclsuniun Ilmnirrfif' 1,51 U1'y1111iznfiun,' llluvlr i1If1xq1n'rs,' Tri-Hi-YJ I:lHC'lx'bll'tl 1., Sfllfff .4x::isfur1f liusiurss illunuywr. - - INEZ GARDNER I MARC ARET .I OYFE FRAZI IC R f'l1uir. MACK GAY II Sqnurl Fnivfln1ll,' Vnrsify F1mfbull,' Hi-Y,' 1,!'l'Hlf flrni of llnnu' Rumn. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Puyf' Sf'1'f'Hf -an A ,A 4 f I U 'J l . V WI. 1 -t N Y N rafg , . Y, 32 -5 --ag, -qt ,i Y '79 Q D My .Q . .N ,- f 2.-wx , Z bi 5 S, ' 3 if 1 if i l Page Eighteen , Y SIS ug, N. Q Na. 1 . ' . ,mwk I' be Q W al' vi.. L afig X v Q-M, E x i fl 1 by i S . x : - an 'Q v.'.' ' iii t Y X ' 5 ARl,l'fEN Ul'll.lNl'1 Hoon' Hoon: Ifl'III'l'S1'Ilfllfll'1',' .'St'1'l'4'tllI'jl of I llflll'l' Tc'a1'h1'rs of .'1llll't'lIl'Il,' Pulilirilg flillltftltlllt of ,Qfllllfttl liforlrl l'lf'll1'I'lIllHfH,' .'alll'1't'ftStIlff .Uunuywr of lflo1'h't1ir1l: Home lftltllll Uffir'4's,' llrlrfyotr fn ll'orl1l l rrlrrolisI Von- t't'IlfIUll Ill fn'1':'nslroro,' Itr1l1noln's tlull. YVILTON HALL H'ooct Shop: b'll'1'-I'l't'NtI1l'tlf uint l'l't'Ht-tlI'lIt of Ihr' His- tributim' lz'1lncotion Clubs for l!I.4,w-Mft ,'LIw4-liunirol Ilrauiiny. BILL GER.-XRD fftllllltlooli f'UlIlllItAffl'l',' Ifolllf' Room lfl'Ill't'NI'ItfIlltt'l',' Junior-Senior lllusir' t'o1n1nittr4',' llonie lfoom Ufficcs, l9ZI.A1NlC HARDY Home lfoonl 1fr'pr4'sei1totim': Vir'c-l'rrsi1lwnt of Junior Class: Good Sports Club: Senior SttfN'I'l!lfl4'I',' Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y: Choir: Secretory f Home lfoofn llranzotics Club: Jloy Court at .lunior-Srnior. GICORGIC GOODVVYN A zlllll U Squad Football: 7'l't'tlSIt!'l'I' uf Home H1lllIIl,' Choir and Hand: llrainatics Club: Truffle Coin' nzittee: Scout: Ann1n1n1'e'o1ent onul Invitation Vomnzlt- fee. PEGGY IIICDGICPETII Home Room Uffiees: G. A. A.: Student Organization Hcprescntotive: Decorations Committee Chairman for Sophomore Dance: Treasurer of Junior Class: Vice- President of Speech Choir: Treasurer of F. H. A.: Sec- retary to .Uiss Riddle: Secretary of Shorthand Il: Chairman of Announcement Committee: Chairman Hw- union Committee: Edsonion Dramatic Organization. BOBBY GORHAM Editor of Hi-Noe-Ar: Stage Manager: National Honor Society: Service Club: Black Jlasquers: Edsonian Drama Festival Plays: Chairman of Graduation Day Committee: Kiwanis Boy of Month: Student Govern- ment Cabinet: Delegate to Boys' State: Magazine Cam- paign Chairman: Debating Club: Junior Varsity Bas- ketball: Student Government Representative: Conces- sion Stand Chairman: Social Committee Member: Pho- tography Club: Senior Superlatire: National High School Register. BRUCE HENRY Treasurer of G. A. A.: Sophomore Stunt Night Coni- rnittee: Point Recorder of G. A. A.: Secretary of Home Room: Red Cross Representatii'e: Tennis Club: Good Sports Club: President of Home Room: Choir: Blem- ber of Edsonian Dramatic Organization: Senior Sn- perlative. PEGGY GRIFFIN Miss Print Contest: Candidate for Junz'or-Senior ueen: Vice-President of Service Club: Secretary of ood Sports: Freshman Dramatics Club: Secretary of Junior Tri-Hi-Y: Senior Da!! Committee: Senior Tri- Hi-Y.' Chorus: Speech Choir: Edsonian Drainatics Or- ganization: Rea' Cross Representative: Home Room Of4t'ices: Secretary of Junior Class: Football Sponsor: Chair Clinic: Delegate to E.C.T.C. JOANNE HOLT President of Home Room: Choir: Hand: Contest Plays: Blaelf lllasquers: Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y: Senior Day Committee: Dramatics llledal: Profile on Youth: Carolina Dramatic Association Swfoo Acting Scholar- ship. GAVEON HAGGARD Freshman Dramatics Club: Future Homemaker of America: Choir: Tri-Hi-Y: Home Beautification Com- mittee: Home Room Office. EUNICE HUX G. A. A. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Senchfza 5 MARY AGNES JACKSON Clioirg Treasurer nf Horne Rlt4JIII,' Secretary of Eastern District of Distributire E'dut'atiou f'lubS of N. C .,' Dis- trilnrtirr Eduvation C'lub. DUNCAN HAYYVOOD JONES Home Room Representative,' Debating C'lub,' Traffic I fullllllll-ffl't',' Home Room Uffices. PAT JAMES Home Room Offices: Student f:0L'Pl'7lII1Pl1f Representa- tiveq All-State Uondg Class Offieesg Hand: Choir: Speech Clioirq Erlsonian Dramatic Organization. E. H. JONES B Squad Football, '7i,' Varsity Football, 'AX '.59,' Traffiz' OllIlHlIllf6't',' Cwlioir. REBECCA JERNIGAN Home Room Co1nnu'ttees,' G. A, .-1.5 Thursday Music' Club: F. H. .-1.5 Cvllttllj' Band. BOB JOYNER President Home Roonzq Student Governrnent Represen- tative: President American History Classg Hi-Aloc'-Ar Stafff Invitation Cornnzittee for Junior-Senior, 191,95 Sponsor Football Game: Traffic' Colnnzittee. EMILY JOHNSON Horne Room Vice-l'resident,' Dramatic-s Clubq Class Uffic'es,' Girls C'l1oruS,' Home Room Representati1'e,' Senior Tri-Hi-Y,' Reunion f-'UlllNl1itf6'P. WILLIAM E, JOYNER, JR. Photography i'lub,' President of Soplzonzore Flaws: Band. NORMAN JOHNSON President of Senior Ulassf Treasurer nf Senior Class: Secretary of Sophomore Class: President Service Club: Seeretary National Honor Soeietyq Treasurer of Stu- dent IVorld F'ederalists,' Treasurer Senior Hi-Y,' Ki- wanis Hoy of .Ilontlzq Sports Editor of Blac'lfbird,' Home Room Ovf.-f4I.l'PS,' Clzairnzan of .Vonzinating Corn- fuittee for tlze State National Honor Society CUtIl'f'II- tion ,- Treasurer uf Junior Red Cross: Delegate to Boys' Sttlfvj Huvllffs lyllll ill fffgll S'l'hoolS.n MATT KEMP l'ic'e-Presizlent Home Room: f'l1airn1au Home Roorn Heautifieation f'onnnittee, TOMMYE JOHNSON Vive-President of Drafnatics C'lub,' Junior Jlusic Club: Handf Floss 0ffiees,' Red Cross Couuc'il,' Sevretary of Tri-Hi-Y,' Treasurer of Horne Room: I'iCe-Presitlellt of Good Sports t'lub,' Serriee Club: IVorld Federalist: Speeelz Choir: Erlsonian Dralnatir Organization. ELIZABETH KING Vive-President of Home Roozng Hi-Y, 'LTJ Srrretary Home Room: Inritation f'o1n:n1ttee .Iunzor-Senior. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR e ,Yin 3 vi .ay Y X . I x ' 'x xi ,E g 'H -r-- .A -4- A ai' I-ig K ' ', J 45. K 'r F , I -I . 1 1 , We f N I 33, 1 ff J ' w r x -wx? X QR Page Twenty Semlofw 5 MII.IJIiI'1II I,.rXNIl'IH I f'l'l'Sllll'Nf of ff. .fl ..'1.,' Ill'IlllHI,H'S lluh: I1'1'll:4:lf'wr of ff I I N1 11111111 of Ihr Frist in lflNlIlff of N I for fi. .'1.,' f'llllTl',' lltllllf' Homin Ullnirvx. .IHIC LQRE Ilrlnlllng Club: Ilmnw lfooni l'1'1'si1l:'nl,' lfrrl Croxn Ik,l'jIl'4'Nl'llfllfil'l',' ,qfllllfllf liIll'4'l'llllll'll' lf:'lu'1'sr'1lIl1fi1'1',' Sulnjrvf Class Uffir1'1'x,' Sopliofnorr' lf1'lIl'l'Rl'Ilflliil'1' on Social f'UlIlllIl,lf1'1',' Ilrlnrl: I'i1'1'-l'rrsi1l1'nI Junior Vluxx. IIUGII I.AUUIIRlIHlE lf1rsf'brrll,' Hnslf4'tlmll,' Footlzall. Il ENE FLEINIING LYON Iuw'-l'rf's1rli'nl f'l'l'Slllltf1Il Class: Ilonw' Hoon' Uffi1'f'x: If Squad Footlmll T1'flIIl,' Traffir' Coinznitlmf: Ili-Y: Spr'r'1'll f'lI0lI',' Senior SlIjll'l'lllfl'l'I',' Eclsonian llramafic' Organization: I1m'c11lr11nw'f1tw Sermon Confnfittw: fllnsir' f'HHllIllfft'l' .luniol'-S1'nio1'.' Stage l'i'w11'. CLYDE LEE Home Room Tl'4'flSllI'4'I',' Home Hoon: II'l'fIl'1'St'llfflfTl'I',' I lioir: Class Offices. EDITH ANN MANGUM P E Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y: Debating T1'Illlt,' Junior fllusiv Club: Good Sports Club: Serviz'e' Club: National Honor Society: 1JI't'SIAfit'llf and Vz'c'e-Presiilent of the Student lI'orld I i'rlf'ral1'sts,' Delegate to Southeastern IVorld fiUl'P!'I1IIl!'IIf Institute: Delegate fn State IVo1'ld Fvcleralist Conrmition: Eflsonian Dramatic Organiza- tion: National Federation of Student illusicians: Bal'- ealanreate Coniniittee: Secretary uf Senior Home Room : flletlzodisl Fellozvslzip Team for Rocky Mount District: Decorations Connnittew for Soplzoniore Dance . HYLLIS LEGGETT National Honor Society: Student Gfwernnzent Treas- urer: Senior Superlatives: Accoinpanist for Choir: Senior Tri-Hi-Y: Vice-President Student World Fed. eralists: Junior Music Club: Debating Team: Home Room Offices: Class Connnittees: Speech Choir: Chair- inan of Student Gozfvrnnient Scrapbook Committee: Delegate to State Student Council: Business Manager of Edsnnian Dramatic Organization: .Uarslzal for Com- nzencement. LEANOR LOIS MANGUM Representative Junior Red Cross: Representative Stu- dent Gouernnzent: G. A. A.: Junior and Senior Tri-Hi- Y: Clzairlnan of Horne Roonz Social Committee: Dra- nzatic Club: Secretary of Home Room: Election Coin- nzittee for Senior Class: Eclsonian Dramatic Organi- zation: Freshman .Unsic Club. CARROLL LIFSEY Shop Club: Boy Stout. PALMER MAPLES, JR. K and B Football Squads: Vice-President and Sec- retary of Home Room : Vice-President of Senior Class: Choir: Hi-Y: Refreslznzvnt Coinnzittee for Junzor-Sen- lUl'. ENNETH LITTLE Home Roonz Offices: Delegate to Boys' State: Delegate fu D. E. Convention: D. E. Club: Decoration Commit- tee for Junior-Senior: Rf'1JI'FSf'lIfIlfl.l'? to Student Or- ganization: Secretary uf Senior Class. PEGGY MARTIN S'Ct'l'6'flllAll of G. .-1. A.: T,I'f'SllCl6'IIf of Drarnatics Club: Student Organization: F. H. A.: Chairman of Social Conzinittee: President of Tri-Hi-Y: CVRGZDVHICIII Social Coinnzittee: Treasurer of Home Room: Tennis Club: Home Ronin Seeretary: Cozninittee for Junior-Senior Dance: President Senior Tri-Hi-Y: Social Curnnzittee: Speeelz Choir: Eclsonian Drainatiz' Organization. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR . 5 5666054 PEGGY MATTHEYVS JOHN BARRY MURPHY Prusiclefit ut' Home Rimmg Treasurf'r of Home Room: Frcfshman Il'lPUiIN,Illli C'l1rb,' Traffic' fJ0lIZlII1ffFP,' Hmldg Captain af Ilia' Hand. HOWARD Mi-ADAMS Hume Raimi O.t7'ices,' Treasurer of Freshman Class: President of Saplmnznre Class: H1-I ,' Chairman of Traffic' ci0HIlII1.ff6'f',' Varsity Ffmtballg Varsity Basket- ball. DONALD NETHERY JAMES LIOYD MCLEMORE, JR. B Squad Frmtballq Varsityg Chorzlsq D. E. Club: Delegate' tn Goldsboro for D. E.: President American History Class: Vive'-Presiflerzt of English Class: Home Raum Presiflerztf Prvsidmzt of Civirs Class: Other Hume' Room Offic'f's. ANNE NEWTON Vivf'-Prf'sifl0nt uf Home Raam KFr.1,' Freshman Dra- Illflfllf' Club: Hams Raam f,wUIIII7llttPP Choir: Senior Hi-Y: F. H. A. CHARLES E. MITCHELL D. O. Club. RONALD NORVILLE Secretary uf Cirirs Classy Hoy Scuzltg Jr. Varsity Bas- lfrtballg Varsity Haslfvtlmllq l'l.C'P-PI'6'Sldt77If Hume' Rmblll. JIMMY MOORE BILL OAKLEY Treasurer of Salinlifmzure Classf Vice-I'1'e'si1lf'nt of Hume' Rummy Drvn1'i1tim1s Cammittw for -IlllIl.fJI'-St'lll.lJI',' Red Crass Hf'llI'I'S1'llfflflI'4',' R!'vf,l'f'Sl1IIlPlIf and Defcorafzlnl Cammittve' far Saplznmurff Class Party: Cu-Cl1airma1z nf !'oi11'1'ssia1r S'tanfl,' Cn-Clzairmazz af Homo Beautifi- f'atirn1,' Hi-Y: Dramatir's,' Stage l'rf'zi'. MARY AGNES MOSS Trffasarvr far F. H. A.: Cliairma 11 uf Hume- Hiram Clean- up Cammitte'e',' Svcwtary fu Jliss Gzlrlvyq Jliss .TIM-Ivins and Jlrs. Gorham. JO ANN O'DONNELL THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR 4:1 t ,Aus 4 I S ' 5 646024 mrxm' 1':1,1z.Ax1si:'1'i1 o1.1vi-xi: Jr, .9-ll i'i,.f,,- lv. 11. ,-1. ROBERT I'ENNINii'I'UN FRANCES URR H. A. .-1.5 I . ll. .A1.,' lnliitulion fvllllllllifffl' for Junior- Ncnioi' Ihllll'4',' Ini'itolion fblllllllllllffl' for Sftflllllllllifi' lhinerg' lvllfllflllflli of lloinc lfoon: t'lcan-np f'1lllllltIf'I'I',' Lunch Hur IVUl'ln'4'l',' .Uusic Vinh ll i'.2,' lIi'111nl1tir's l'lnl1 lFr.l,' l'lulf U ,' Spcccli f'hoir,' Vlnl: IN,' Hrlso- nian Ilrainatic Organization. LILLIAN GRANGER PHILLIPS Squad Lcarlciy' I'f'4'sirlcnt of English Floss lflthjg Music C'lub,' Home Hoon: 1'I'l'SlIll'lIl,' Junior-Senior llccorulion C'0lIlIlllflf'f',' Home lflllllll Hl'jll'4tSt'lIllllll'l',' Horne Hoofn Sec1'etu1'yf,' Good Sports C'lul1,' Rcfreslinizvit Voniniiltee l 'or Fresliman Frolic' Decoration f'o1n:nitIcc 'or Soih- . olnore Danceg Tri-Ili-I',' Head of flUSlllIllf' f'ofn1nittee5 5 Secretary ot' English l'lass,' Cluh IN5 Edsonian Dru- ' matic Urganizatifnl. Q . W ' Is, I CONSTANTINE GEORGE PANTELAKOS 'A Fresliman Dralnatics C'luh,' Hi-I',' Home Room Treas- A,,, urer: Horne Room He1n'esentative,' Hand: All.Stute ii. ' ' g .'V' lianflp f1'residentj .Vational Music Honor Society: Na- .,:,. tional Honor Soeietg: Hi-Y f,'oni'ention,'y Freshman Q3 P gg .Stunt Night f'UllllItlllf'6',' I'olnznencenzent Cofninzttee. , .4 - I .w 4 I , A, V THOMAS EVERETT PIERCE lSho1'ty'D x, Photography Club: Boys' Choi-ns,' Choi1',' Randg All- , 'I State Hand: Hand LllJt'lll'I'!ltl. '--- , I my LOUIE LEE PATSEAVOURAS t s 5 National Honor Societyf Service Clnbf Secretary of w lu W.-NN.'t Service Club: Home Room Re1n'esentatiz'e,' Treasurer of Freshman Classg Rand: Clzeerleaderf Hi-Noe-Ar ' K qbv- ' V Staffq Adziertising Manager of Hi-.Voc-Ar: Hz'-Y,' QR ' Q :' k I I President Hi-Y: National High School Register: Chair- . N N ,WM . A' I f' . ax S I I ,im X ' 'xf Xx.L gg' NF 77' X x QN X ' - N Page T we n ty-T zco :nan of Invitations Cornniittee for .Iunior-Senio1',' Ki- wanis Bog of the Month ,' Senior Superlative. PEGGY POLSON Choirg Office Practice: Assistant to Dean 2 Years: Secretary to Miss Kitcheng Speech ,' Edsonian Drama- tics Organization: F. H. A.: Delegate to Girls' State: Chairman Caps and Gowns Conznzitteeg High School Register: National Honor' Society. NANCY PATTERSON OSCAR LOUIS PRICE HARRY PEARSALL Home Room President lF'a'.J,' Debating Club lFr.2,' Bandg Home Room President lSoph.J,' Class President lSoph.j,' flllf't'I'lE'ClflFl',' Eagle Scout: Home Room Presi- dent lJr.j,' Black Musquersq Service Clubg Junior- Senior Committee C'hairnzan,' Edsonian Dranzatics Or- ganization: Vice-President Student Organization. WILLIAM PERRY PRICE THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR I enema 5 DORIS PROCTOR GRAYELY REID 'lu'-'47 Slmp i'lulJ,' '47.'.5.x' Rwfwltiml f'un1n1illPf',' Latin l'lass,' 'Lil-'50 cvllllll 33-3 .- 1 YK JAMES LAWRENCE PROCTOR liamlq Iiaucl Officvly' Clznir: Dranlafic's,' Hi-Y: Hi-I' 5 c'llIlfPI'l'llL'l',' T:'11f'f'ic' LIUIllHllff1.'t',' -lllllllll'-SFIIIUP' Rf'- f'l'f'S,IIllt'lIf LIHlIllIllff1't',' I'lmtugrapl1y Club: Junior Rad Vrnss H1'prr'se'nfaf1'1'r. ' B? BARBARA RICE f l'l'SlZlllflll .llzcsir Club: f'l'CSl!lf'llf of I'Vm'ld History Q f :F .5 rw, S I w Class: lI'urlcl fIl'I1t'l'fllI-Sf: Dclvgafe lo 1llf?l'Sfl!fU Tri- A ,,,b Q A Hi-Y cIUlll'UlIfI0ll,' Tri-Hz'-Y J, 3, 4: Clzoir 3, 4: Band: , 4 IlI't'SlC1l'lIf Fzrlurv Tvaclzvrs Club J, 4: G. A. A. 1, 2: - .fi - '.-.g . Stnclvnf Gu1'er:1n1e'11f Rrprescrzffltive,' CUIIZIIIIIIIPC for , 1l'I?'f'SlIIII!1ll, S.1plmn1m'f-, .luniur-Smziar DCIVICGSQ Edso- N 4 nian Drumaflz' CJl'gfllIlZflflUII. , I A V MINNIE JUNE QUICK M Dramativs Club fFr.l: Sf'c'rc'tary of Latin Il Class: . Q Svvrctary of Hume l'L'vmnm1ic's 1: Invitcziiml and Rc- , frvslznzvnl Chnmriffvv of Hume' Hamm Party: SfllIlf'Ilf : , Hu1'ernrm'nt Rf'prf'sf'11frrflf'c'. 5' .W If i I . JEANETTE ROBARDS I Hvcl Cross 1:t'flI't'Sl'llffIfll'!',' lJe'1watz'nual f.IlIllIl'llI!!lI,' Ilnme' Pi llwanliflvufiml. - I my - ,c,, - ., t Q L :V PATRICIA ANN QUIGLEY lPatl -I ,A A 7Il'!lllNf'l'I' frnnz l'rlllfur1l1'rl. pw' if an , -35 if' CHRISTINE ROBBINS , - Naflnnal Hmmr SUl'l'l'f!l,' IJI't'SllIt'PIf of Hunze' Ruunzq I Hmm' RIPIPIII lfl'lll'l'Sl'lIf!lflIl'Q',' l1'csi4le'11f of I . Il. A.,' Se'rre'fr11'y uf F. H. A. ILICI-IARD RAY Af 1'II.l'f' Drill fIllIllIlllffI'f',' f'l1u1'1',' IJ. 0. Vlnb: f'lass Fam- A nliffrw. L IP:-+.... - yi .W JOYCE ROGERS 'A af Tlllll'S!lIl!l ,Ilnslr l'lulm,' .lnniur Tri-Hi-Y: Hvrl C'msS.' C'lmlr: Sp1w'l1 l'lznl1',' Vic-1'-l'r'e'sirle'11f of F. H. A.: -J V,V f lllll'lN!III nf l'mjf'c'f cIHlIlllllff4'l' for F. H. A.: l'rf'sirle'nf Q , , ' nf F. ll. A.: Eflsuzriclrz IJVIIIIIIIIIC Oryau1':allur1,' II'm'lrl x Hisfury Ilrhnfwrg 1ll'IlllHlflC'N,' Girls' Tf'lllII.S Twanz. BILLY REESE kj ,5'-1' Ilaurl, fllrrw yvars: Varsity liaslfvflzall, foul- y1'a1's,' .4-fi.--Q. Fire' Drill fI4llllllllffl'1',' 1'a'rsiflf'nf Ilmm' Room: Saplm- ' llllll'4' Class lIl'4'Sl.fll'llf,' S11f'e'c'l1 f'll1PI.l',' HMI Vrnss: Hwp- F I'l'N!'Ilfllfll'l' fu Sfllflrnf f:llI'l'I'HIIH'llf,' Hi-If tw, 3 ' .JP . T f I .J CLARK ROGERS, JR. ...Q-.--f ' St'L'l't'lflI'll Svzrlnr Vlass: lfrfl C'rass f'nnnr'il,' Ar ,' ,un- P A H' inf-Svninl' f'1llllllllfft'f',' Se'f'l':'frrry Srzplzmrznlw' Class: Ii Agfa. I , A ' ,qllllllfl liuslcrllmll: l'llnm4- Hlrtllll Uff1'4'f's,' Sllnp Vlulm. .ALE , I THE 1950 I-II-NOC-AR Pugr T11'1'11lg1-Tlzf'wr , 'N -- S . 5 ' 6515014 .fXI,III',Ii'I IIIIIVI In IIUSI. V IIllI'SlIljf I'IlllllllIlll,' ,Nl'!'l'l1'l' f'll4l1,' lillllllf llumr' Nunn: A i 1 Ul'fir':'x,' Fmillulll N,nnl.wU, ' ,luiliar-Srniur lh'1'uf'11lif,,i WWF, f'nni1nilfr'r',' .l1lnin1'.S1'1iim' lfr1'f'r.wll11u'i1l f'u1111uiflvw,' he I THIvl'vl'il' f'unlnlill4'4',' Hliulrnl f,UlI1'!'llllH'llI l.'v'p1'f'xv'1iY1l4 944 L 'Ii UI 'fkE'.IQI'41x 4 xi I Il NI' H' + 'f I I 1 f.,,,,. +35 SU! M: ff? aX, S 1 x, t I 33: X , ix .Bb .qj 9 .I -- GN T . ' , -...lv 'Q I Q nm -I I N Q S X' 1 X XX A ,, .P 'i w ,Q ' S,,- . 1 ,vs ' I X X i ., w L I S I H I Pagv Tzwnfif-Film' I KI'INNI'I'I'II SMITII I'irv'-l'1'4'sill4'l1f of Nunn' I.'anm,' .qllltlfllf !lUl'1'l'IIlIll'lll l1'1'ln'4'.w'ilfufilw',' ,U1'1uln'i' nf Ili-If .'Ilr'i11ln'1' nl' Srri'i1'r IIllIII,' .vl'I'IllllHHllf f'unlnlill1'r Supliniiiurr Yrur. IZIQUAIJIIS ROSE Ffmflmll TVIIIII, 'IQ'-',Q.'4,' .ql'l'l'if'1' I'lHII,' l'i'r'Nlrl4'1lI nf .Sva- im' fIlllSS,' IIUIIII' Hoon: lf1'p1'a'sw11l1lfiz'4',' llnnrw Ifrmnr Uffll'r'N,' Tfllffir' I'lllllIlllffl'l',' Nwuim' Gi-fl Vauiiiiiflwr. MARY ANN SMITH Tl'1'flSllI'1'l' of Wig and Jlusl: .gUl'l'l'f!j,' TIIIIINIIIIU flliisic' l'llIb,' Hmm' lflllllll l'I'l'SlCIf'Ilf,' S:'r'i'r'Iai-if uf Hfnrlrl His- fary f'laSs,' I'ir'r'-I'1'r'siflf'iil of Hmm' 1IIUUlll,' lillllll' lflllllll l'my1'r1ni f'lIflll'llll1ll.' F. H. A.,' Trvasurrr nf Hmm' Ifnnmg Jnninr Tri-Hi-I',' .qI'l'l'l'fflI'jl fu Miss llnris Hal. luzvrll. DOROTHY MAE RUSS G. A. A.,' Girls f'lmrizs. BARBARA SOUTHALL National Hawfn' Suc'i4'fy,' Gfmrl Sjmrfs Club Tre'asnrei',' Hi-Nac'-.-Ir Sfaffq I f'afnrv Ezlifar uf I1lavl.'birfl,' Frvslz- man Draniafics C'lnb,' Sf'!'l'1'iflI'lj nf Fri-slmlflii Class: I'ic'4'-I'rf'sirlc'11f of -IIHIIIUI' Hi-Y: Sf-iziar Hi-Y: Chair- man of Elvr-iiuns IIUHIIIIIIIUI' of Sfuflmif Organizalirnzj Sfwrvfary, l'rr'siclvnt of Hmm' Hunnij Cn-C'l1airn1a11 of l,I'HgI'f1Pll CIUHIIIIIIIUQ' for .liiniur-Svniar,' Eclsnriiansj Vanfwsf Playf fIUIIlIPI!'IlL'!'lIH'lIf !'un1niiffr'v,' Day II'ith City GUl'l'I'HIIll'?IfII IJtll'flC'l1ltllIf,' Stunt .Yiglzfq Trllvnf Asse'n1lJlies,' .Sz'i'aplmnl.' C'anini1'ft1'e',' f'..S.I'..-1. C'm1i'wf1- film in Xen' Yurlf. RAYMOND SAUNDERS Hays C lmil'. VVEST SPAIN I'a1'sify Baseball: II Squad Faufball. JOSEPH ERNEST SEXTON Varsity Faafballf Ii Squad Football: Squad Huslfvfballq Frvslznian Squad Lr'afl1'r,' Hmm' Room Of- fiL'e's,' Frvslinzan Sfllllf C'nn1n1ifff'z',' .qapllanlfwv Slim? cIHIIllHIffl'l',' l'lwir. JEANETTE STANCIL fIl1lllI'lIIllll of RMI Crassg T1'f'rzSu1'f'1' nf Soplzumare Classy Hmm' Rumi: Off-ic'e's,' Sfliclmif GUL'C?'7IHIf'?1f Rap- i'0sf'11ff1fi1'0,' Class Of-fic'0s,' .Yafimzal Hmzm' Su01'efy.' Sf'l'l'l.Cl' CIlIlI7,' High Sclzual Hvgisfvif C'l1uir,' Speeclz fIl10Il',' Jlilsic QIIIUIVIIIIIII .lunim'-Svizian' Alternate' fu Girls' Sfllilf Dclvgafv fu HMI Crass fIClHI1I,' Staff' .Ya- fianal Hamm' Sucivly Ih'lf'gaz'r',' Tri-Hz'-I' Tl't'flSlll'6'l'. WILLIAM MONROE SEXTON Haslfvflnall Tcanzq Fimflmll Tt'IIIH,' Hays' Clzfrus and C'l1air,' All-Sfafe' Vain' i'linir',' EIISQIIIHIII Dramafir' Or- gauisafiml. CAROLYN STANCIL Hmm' Rama Offi4'ws,' Ilivsiflmzf of G. A. A.: Prcsiflfizf nf Xurflz Easfvrn Dish-ir! of G. A. I-I.: Fufifrv Teach- e'1 s Ulilb. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR ' 7 .. 1 encofzaa 5 BILLY STRICKLAND ' V 'Ja H Sqlurzl Il11s1.wfl1rzIl.' 1,l'1'Sfll!'lIf uf C'il'ivs C'If1xs,' Hase- lmll Te'n,n,' Iiuslcvflfull Tvumf I'rf'sicIvnf uf Ilisfwry fgw J J lflrlxs. JACK THOMAS Vurxify I wfH1r1ll,' Vrzrsify HusA'1'fbuIl, MII Sljllflfl Fw - lmllq II Sz,u'uI Ifuslc 'flmllq Iiuslfvfhull .'lIunr1gz'r,' Ilmm' Ifnnlll UffI'L'1'S. LIIARLES STURGESS llrd Cmss f'4lIlllllTff4'!',' Traffic C'nn1n1itfr1',' lizlswlmllq Fvlrnflltlfl. COTTY THOMPSON Hfzsvlnlllg IYTCL'-IlI'i'SflIl'llf of Hugfs C'lzm'1zS,' I'IuIIIl' Rum.: Uffic-vs,' l'rvsf1l1'nt nf U'urIlI Hisfnrgl. BETTY SUTTON Jlurslml nt 6211111111rzcvnzrzlf E.vv1'c'is6s,' ffl-I'I'S Aflzlvtir' As.wvifrfiwn,' Swcrvfzzfy nf IVm'Irl Hisfury Classy Vf1r'imf'4 Hume IEIIHIII f'nlIlHZl'fff't'S,' Sfll!Il'JIf JIUIIIIQUI' of Lllllffl Ilclrf Sc'rr1pfm.'l.' c'1llNHIIAff!'!',' High Salma! RC'jlll'ff'l',' ,Yn- fimful Hmm' Suvf0tg,' Erlsfuriml Drrwrrrfir-S Orgfnzirrl- tiunq Spvcvlz f'lm1'r,' C'l1nir. HERBERT HOLDEN THORP -lllllffll' Class I'w'1's1'41w1f,' Euglf' Scnzztq Ilugfs Hi-Y: Ed- SUIIHIII I7l'lllHllfI.C' ffl'gflIII'Z!lff0?I,' SfIllIf'1lf Govvrzznzwlf ltl'1lI'I'St'IIfllfil'l' ,' Hunzz' Rfmnz OffiC0s,' Hi-.Vue-Ar' Sfflffi I'r1'sirIwnl fffErfg1iS11 C'Iuss,' Wm-111 HI.Sf1J7'jl Flassq Rcrl Crfms Sp Il1Ix'C'I',' Wig mfr! .lluslf Drunzfzfics C'I1lb,' En- tvrfainnzf nf f'fHlHlll.ftl'4' Clzairnmn fm' Frvxlamnn Dzznq'f'.' Flmfbull Spfn1su1',' Sfagv f'I'l'1l'. PEGGY SUTTON flulllt' Hmm: Ifwln-r-smlfrzfilw fur Fuur Yvursq Pwl'l'SllHIl'UI, S plzfmmrv, -1IlIlf'fl' and Svniuf' .Ynnzimzring C'UllIHliffl't',' Hume' Hfmnz IIuusfvr ,' Jlcnlbw' of F. H. .-1.5 -IIllII.Ili'- Sc'Hl'1f1' DPl u't1fz'Hg C'wll1mfffl'0,' S1lf'Cl'1l C'lIr1fl',' .XVCIII A. .-lrllcfns' Aql'l'l'1'ffH'jj,' Tr'f'zzs1u'v1' nf Hmm' Iftllllllf ,llemlwr nf Edsmlizzn Drrzmnfic Ol'fj1llIfZflfI'lJIl. LAXVRENCE HORNE THOHP flfnlff' Hmm: Of.fil'l'S,' I7rumnfic'S Clzcbg Hngfs Cv1I'lJ'IlR.' I':'wsifIf'nf nf l'1'1'i4's f'llISS,' I'rvsi1Iv11t uf English fwlflggf C'l1ni1',' ff!l9fl!t'SS .1I!1H!Igl'l' uf Hi-.Voc-Ar Sfttffi IJ1'l II'Il+ film Vmfmfiffrw' fm' .lllllflH'-SUNl'Hl',' Sings' fY'l'f'Il',' Euglw Smurf: lVfIlllI'I' C. D. A. T4't'1I1II'l'tlI S'z'l1nIf1rSl1ip, Iinruvc- rillr' Slfnlmw' T1lt'1Ifl'I', I!l5ll,' Sulfur' 111011. DARYL TART Iffll Vrfms lSr'l11'1's1'uff1fil'r',' D!'i'4lI'flfillll fwlllllllffffl' fur I 1'e'sl1n1nn Dum-r',' .Nt'l'l'!'f1ll'!l nf Harm' Ifmmzj Uraniu- ffvs 1711115 F. H. ,-1.5 .ql'l'l'l'fllI'!f nf F, II, A, ANNE YYIGGINS TOLER Hnnn- Hmmm Uffiws,' Hi-Y: Drurm1f1r':Q Clnhq Gund SjllIl'fN l'l11':,' lf1'f'I'l'SlIl.ll'IIf C'umnIiff1'v fm' .lnl1im'4Sf'n. iu1'.' Ilnmr Ix'1l1lll1 Ifl'lIl'l'XI'IlfflfI'l'l',' Sqnull I.!'1llfI'I' in Gym. BARBARA TAYLOR -llllllllll' Tri-Hz'-YJ I'n'sirl:-nf nf Frvshnzrzn Ilrrznznfivs l'luh,' Sfnnf .Yiglvf f'IIHllllfff!'1',' Supllulrlnrf' IDHIIUI' VU - nliffwvg Ilwlfrflfzff' fn Euxfrrzz Xurflz Vumlizlzr Drrfmu .x,,. .5 1. T 3. - 5' -'05 a ,S ,suse fIlIl1'!'HfIH1I,' .l1rrlzw'-Svnzfn' K 1m1r111ff4'f',' .l11111m' Itwl .5 ...Q N IU-Hss Ifl'jll'l'Sl'HfflfIl'1',' Drcznrfzfzf' f,l4'!jllllI1llfIHH,' Spwwll 'QI' flzfmg' fri!! fnlnnflffvr' fur 5l'HlHl' C lass: T!'I'llSlIl'1'l' 4 Swlivlr' Tl'f-HI.-3',' TA'4'llNl1l't'l' nf Hnml .Qfl1II'fN f'1Hl1,' VIN'- I,l'1'SffI1'IIf nf lflllfln' ,1luSq1rr'1's. ' MARY ALICE TRICYATHAN flfmw Hmm: fvllllllHl'ffI'l',' Hama' Hfmm f,f.f.1,l'4'H,' Sln'r'r'l1 if C'l1u1'1',' F. H. .-L5 Erlxmliun llruniufic' fjljlflllflllffllll. ' THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR PW! dab'-N P Tm fffjf .ug ' 5 I'IIARI.I'IS I. LIMSTICAI1 lfllllll, l'l'1'Nl4Ill'Ill nj' l'1111f11g1'ul11111 f'lIlIl,' III-l'l'-l'!'1'Ni1l4'l1I 111 .l1l1l1111' lluss: lfllflfll' fUlIllIlIl1l'4 ' III11111' H1111111 Ull- fir'1's,' lil1r4'lrl1i1'1l Slulf l'l111I11y1'11l1l11'1': f'l111i1'1111111 11,7 I ll'1lIl-Ill! 1 111111111f14'4' I111' .N1111l111111:111' l'lIlll'l',' Ifffl f'1'4111x. 1 'f Iil7'I'II WIGC' 'Q ' - , .ms I D H Q, J 9 1,53 'W I f J 1 E . , 1 Ns- s. N INN 1' TIl't'IIf-If-Sll' 31? 'fin S:'l'1'1'1111'y 11-f H111111' lfr1r1111, fin' lAl'l'Sll1ll'lli uf Ilnnla' l1'1111111,' S11f'1rll l'1111111liIfr'1' 111111 l'1'r1j1'r'l f'11111111iIl1'1' l'11tli1'- lllllll of I . ll. A.: l2vfl1Sl1Hl'llIl lll'llIllllfl.l' f1l'ff!IlllIZU'IIlII,' III-1'l' lJI'l'SI-flfllf nf Sl14'1'r'l1 fl,I1lIll',' f1ff'l4l'1' l'l'1If'flIf'l' Sr'r1'1'. f1l1'jf,' C'1l11i1',' Vim' 1'l't'HlA!ll'lIf uf J14111111' l1'r'1l f'1'11ss,' f'llIl lllltl G4111'11 l'111111111'1f1'1'. IIIVIIARIJ B. WALKER l'l'l'Nl1l1'Ilf nf Hr111u' lflllllll 'AH-'L!l, 111111: 1v11.K1N5o1x1 , J11111111' 1l'I-III-I ,' Muszc' f'llIlJ,' lfllllli' lflllllll Offi1'ws,' Tl'l'llSllI'I'I nf ,l1111i111' Ifrcl f'I'llNS,' Vim' 1'I'l'SIlll'llf and l'1'1'siflr'11f nf .l1r11i111' Music' l'l11l1,' Gfmfl Spurfs f'llllI,' Stnflwzf Gr111c'1'1l1111'11f Hr'j11'1'sa'11f11fi1'a',' Sfmirll f'lllIlll1Iff!'1',' E1ls11111r111 Ijlillllllflt' O1'gr1111':utif111,' l:lICl'!llflIll'l'llfl' l,'11111- 111iffz'z',' f'1111l111iH1'1' fl1f'11111e'1' fm' F1'1's11 lllll ll IlfIllf'l'. LUCILLIC WATKINS 47-43 G. A. A. I,IAl'f'-1jI'1'Slf1l'lll,' S4'l'1'1'fr11'y H111111' 1f11r1111,' D1'c'111'11li1111s f'1HIIllllfli'l' uf S1lIlll4llll1ll'f' Ur111c1'.' Music f'Ul1IIlII'lfl'4' 111' .l1111i111'-S0111'111',' 1fl'Il'ClllCllll't'flfl' Q'IllIllllIIfi'P of S1'11if11' Class: H111 C'1'41ss,' Sf11cl1'11f G111'1'1'11111r'11t Hcp- XQ fm A in I 1w'sf'11fr1fi1'1',' Fi11r111z'1' f'11z1i1'111r111 F. H. A.,' S:'c1'1'!f11'y ru .3 1Il1ss .1-I1!'.I't1IIlll'l' llllfl 1Il1ss-J11l111s1111,' D1'11111r1f1c's' f,'lllb,' Erls11111f111 I,l'!Il?lllfI'l' O1'gz1111,:11f11111: 1Sllf'f'l'II t'11f111',' 1151'- Illllitlll C'11111111iffe'+' of S1f11i111' Class. 1 CHARLES VVILLIAMS .::.j.N 1'1'1'sirle'11t 111' S'r11d1'11l 131111115 Afllflllllfll High Scl1111.1l Reg- isivr: 6:1111-1'1'111r111 S1'11io1' Day . C111111111'ftf'e','w.Yufiu11al H1111111 .511v1e'ty, SP111111 S11pv1lut11'1's, II 111111 l'erIv1al1st, R I1 X R fvllbf'-fi C'1111111w11c'e'111c11t 11Illl'S1Iflll,' f'llIll.l'lIlllIl nf House 111111 G1'111111c1s C111111111'ftmf,' Buys' Slufv Alf1'1'11r1t1',' Presi- flvnl of Df'l7lllI.1lg C'l11b,' I'1'e'siz1f'11f uf Hi-Y: D610- gafe' 111 Staff' Sturlenf C'111111cil f'u11g1'c'ss Ifwu gf'a1'sj,' Se'c1:Pt111'y to Ef1sfe'1'11 District SIIHIUIII C'111111c'il C1111- yrwss: Class Uffic'es,' 1 1'f'si111'11t uf I'wl'!'S1IlllUII Class: Ki14'r111is 111111 nf tin' 1111111111 : L1.tIII'S lilly 111' flu' II'e'f'1f. UBY MARIE VVATSON IJI'tlIIIllfIt'S C'l11l7,' H111111' H1111111 He'111'1's+'11lz1fi1'c,' I'ic'v- l'1'e'sirl4'11f F, H. A.: P1'1'sirlf'11t F. H. A.: H111111' R1111111 f'llllIIII1.lfCl',' 1'11oi1'. J EAN WILLIAMS H111111' 115111111 Offic:'s,' Sf'c1'e'!a1'y uf G. A. A.,' C1IOIl',' Class Offic'f's,' Girls C11111-11s,' Spmfflz C'1111i1' Sec1'eia1'y,' Sec'1'e1fr11'y of F. H. A.: E'fls1111i1111 Dl'IllIlUlI'C O1'gn11iza- tion: Assistant to Mrs. cvll?'l',' G. A. A. Delegate 111 Play Day in G1'vv111'ill0,' Club 18, H111111' R11r1111. JEAN WHITLEY t'SIl10llf uf H1111l1' R11f1111,' C'lIr1i1',' S4'C1'f'ffI1'y nf 11111110 11111115 G. A. A. QS, JoYC1: WILLIAMS Hc11111' H1111111 Ojjzces: Class Officf's,' Tl'Pl'lSlIl'6'l' of F. X X H. A.: T1'1111is: St'C'l'0ffll'y 111 Miss Tzzrnayc and Miss X .. Y N X u1I11ll'1x ,' C11111i1': Tlllcrsrlay .Ilusic C'l11b,' f'l't'SI!1FI1f uf S11ee'c'l1 CI111111 Ju11i111- TI'1-H1-I : Efls1111if111 D1'f1111f1t1c' O1' u11i:11fi1111,' Se'c'1'e'fr11'1 111' He1111i1111 C'r11111111ff0C. J . PEGGY IMOGENE WICKS H111111' R1111111 Re111'1'se'11lnfircf: Tri-Hi-Y: F. H. A.: I'1'c'e- PI'l'SI.F1fJI1f F. H. A.: T1'e'f1s111'f'1' of Sp4'1'c'11 C'11f1i1': Hume' H1111111 0ff1'1'1'S,' Tvzuzis Tlllllllj C111 1i1',' G1'afl11f1fi1111 CIUIPI- 111iff1'1': Tlz111'srlf1-11 .Ilzrsiv C'l1cb,' E'ds1111if111 Dl'!lIl1IlIll' Or- glllll-.ClIll17H,' C'lf1Ss Offic'e's: 115111111111 C'r1111111ifIz'f'. ANCY WILLIAMS Tl'I'-HI--Iv,' Gourl Sports Club: Jlfllll nf H1111111' uf .l1111i111'- Sc'11i111': HII7lIlf'l'-Iljl fu C'flllI11llS' S11'e'e'tl1f'f11'f,' ,Iliss Print: Hllllllj R1111111 Offivvs,' Hlac'lfbi1'd Sfaff: Re'111'ese11tafi1'F F11 Tri-Hi-I' C'1111fe'1'f'11ve in S1111f11 f'f11'11l1'11a,' Clzeer L1'r11l1'1',' I,l'!IllIflllC'S Club: Cast uf Dt1llllI'R to Duuglz- 1111fs ,' Gift l'f1111111iffe'e for SP11i111' C'lf1ss. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR LOURETHA YVOOTEN lliblv llistury C'luh fDlllIlIl,' lluskvfluzll fI7u11nj. GERALDINE YVORRELI. Svc-retrrry uf Algvbru Class I. G. A. A.,' Debating Club: IJl'l'llfI.HIIlll fvllllllllfffft' nf Hmm' Rfmmg Red Cross. BILLIE JO YVORKS .luniur Tl'l'-HI.-!',' Uvlvycrfe C'.S.P..-1. f'lllIUt'Ilfl.UI1 in ANYHH' Yvr'!f,' St'llI.lll' Tri-Hi-YJ Dclvgrzfc fu SfIllf,lt'l'lI TI'i-HI.- Y c'l1lll'f'llffUl1,' Sfmful f'un1n1iftvc',' fifllllt' Room Repre- Sl'IIfllffl'l',' .xyllffdlllll Hmmr Sovivfy,' Hlavlfbirzl Staff: E.l'l',1llIIgl' EfIl4f41I',' Vicz'-I'rvs1'dvr1f Hnnzv Ruunzf Chair- N lllllll Snviul cvtlllllllfffff' Home Room. I FRANCES MAE YOUNG NANCY SUR RESICO THE 1950 H1-NOC-AR pug, T,,.,,,,,,-g Jg,,.! UH, fi 1 T lil-ISI .iuniur-Seninr f'i12l.l'lli'UJI', Sm'iiwlui'sI1ip, Iwuivnsiiiyi, Suiriu M V 'P '7WnSi1 ! f. WW' Q Clniir PCl'l'H1'l11S Four Minutes Between Spring' Drills 3 O'clm-li Mary Boyd Mr. Edson and Mrs. Carr Uhserve 1'4zgr Tirrrifgf-E1'g11f THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR I 111-11 - - 2 - ' - -.nn- ' l -ii 1-Ll 3,1-1l.-i-'- ,1-. ..f iii-15 lfiil iii 119 ix: il 'Q Z ' f Q Z '- i , Q X f,fNp KS ff - A S 5 E S, 3,5 Q MW PNN NNMff7,, 7f 7 as 994 GIS.. V PM It Q ll, ' - J M.. man Kam Uggaww lllrllillil l'1Ll:-fill-V, f'11.-cfrlfrfl AC'l'OMPI.ISHMICNTS At the beginning' of school last fall, this staff of officers undertook one of the two main projei,-tg of the Junior Class, that of raising money for class activities. These officers worked diligently in their efforts to raise the money. Through the cooperation of the Curtiss Publishing' Company, the members of the Junior Class sold magazines and netted a substantial sum. The spring term of school brought in another competent slate of officers. The problem c infront- 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, Evening in Paris, was effectively carried out in attractive decorations. The music uf tlie Statesmen, coronation of the May Queen, and the atmosphere uf' the whole affair made thc guests feel as if they had enjoyed a wee bit of Gay Pareef' cmckvz 66444 Officma SPRING SEHIESTER Betsy Carr, Secretary Barbara Fulgham, Tl'4'I1SHI'f'l' Nancy Bartholomew, Vice I'n'sidw11f Miss flraighill, Advisor John Page, Ivvsiflmzf mama 50 PATSY ABERNATHY RALPH ADAMS WILLIAM ADAMS BETSY ALLEN SHIRLEY .ANDERSON MILDRED ANDREWS CLAUDETTE ARCHIE BRUCE BATCHELOR MARY ELIZABETH BAKER ANNE BAILEY NANCY BARTIIOLOMEW A NORMAN BARTIIOLOMEW - A TOMMY BASS JOE BEARD DORIS BLANDFORD JACK BLOODWORTH ANNE BLUNT MARGARET BOONE MONROE BRINSON BOB BRITT DOROTHY BROCK RICHARD BROCK ALAN BROWN ANN BULLUCK BILLY CALHOUN CECIL CAPPS LODOSKIA CARMICHA BOBBY CARPENTER BETSY CARR BRUCE CARR JIMMY CARTER JIMMY CARTER BOBBY CHANDLER KATHERINE COLLINS DOROTHY COMBS BOBBY CRAFT THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR E L 17,172 dh 43 ' xxx , , X 1 1,7 .43 ,,- I' -Ax .L ' If - . I , I . M I . Y Q A A 1 is vfywmwi QN RCR 'I q 3534 ., - sv A f fl, ,IAN W 'gn' Il --,- V -C J fa.: I V gi IK 2 ... 21. ' ' -M A -I ,gp ff? A K3 I ' A MQ 15, A ,.,, , .-Qs: D , -. . X C A . H ,L 1 ' ' Q., 5 I A X -I X. ,..,, . N- Cl I I 2 YQfx Afv A s ' C 'T' A C ' . I C DE I I I V as I 1 gk, 0 5:15 Y A- Q A A AW I Puyf' Tlziwfy-On :QI - 3 ffm, - . 5 :YI Q I 5, A A -In ID t I I ,lan , A In .' ' . I. if gg lei .' b ' :ll , I , A L. ,Qi an .A 'Y 73 f 'Z .M 9 I M., , fi A ' I A will 8 Q I '- 2' 00: ' tif . q cf my V 1 - . . f 'Q I 1 . fd ., Q Q. QXA 'Q' rx I In S 1 XM! 'K 5. A , V 5 . A I . 14 . . Q fd 'I aa ,, I iam R I -I E ' y ,.,,,,V X A V X . - fx C 4 I ,I I.. Q' If c5450 I.ES'I'l'II1 VIIOHIXI IiE'I I'Y ANN CROSS CIIARLES 1'I'DDING'I'rIN IIILI. DAI'GII'I'IiID4iI'I IZOIIIIY DAVIS GRACE DEW JANET DICKENS JAMES DIXHN KATHERINE DOVE WILLIAM DOVE FRANCES DUNN ADDIE EARLY .IICAN EASON Ii E N N ETH E D WA R D S ALICE EVANGELINE BOBBY FAITIIFITL DIANNE FARMER VIRGINIA FIPPS MARGUERRETTA FLYTIIE ALBERT FORD SUE FOWLKES MILDRED FREDERICK GERALD FRYE BARBARA FULGHUM BEN GAY FUTRELL BILLY GRAY DICK GREGORY BETTY JEAN GRIFFIN NANCY GRIFFIN BOBBY GRIMES JERRY GRIMES BILLY GUPTON DAVID HADLOIV BOBBY HARRIS SIDNEY HARDESTY GEORGE HARRIS PUUC Tllfffif-T1l'U THE 1950 HI-NOC AR yummy 50 HAROLD HARPER HELEN HARROD BARBARA HARTMAN EMMA JEAN HEDGEPETH JOAN HEDGEPETH BILLY HOLDING VERNON HUGGINS BILLY HUNT MARTHA INSCOE PHYLLIS JACKSON EDWARD JOHNSON MARTHA JOHNSON EDNA MAE JORDAN ALICE JOYNER ANN JOYNER FRANCIS JOYNER SARA JOYNER AUBREY KENNEY FRED KING BARBARA LAND MELVIN LEGGETT PAUL LINDSEY FRANK LIVESAY RIDLEY LIVESAY BETSY LOCKAMY IRMA LUPER BOB MARIOTT BOBBY MATTHEWS LIB MAYO JIMMY MIZELL BARBARA MOBLEY VIVIAN MOBLEY PHYLLIS MOORE PEGGY MORGAN DICLORES MURRAY JEAN MURRAY THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR 'S if A -1' A WW . R , Z A 1 . W Qs' 23 um 8 -A . .AA 3 I ' f, ,, x J6-' , A . Al ., V . S A ,gg ,M in av 5' I I A 6 A ',.Ai. S X J M 5 I A, Q I ,ga ,.,..,,: Us A N jp 'fe 'T' ' 'YQ wh 13 .TY K4 f' f, A Q f . f Q--'9' 5. 'TW fi I ' ai , JK. Pix .. N W I O. 'en 51:5 - A A L Jl1'J ,Sk A 4 ...C ,3 . .. vis' A 'I mf x T .-. . q Q' . Q I 'I Q X ': 7 In A, -nh X fy .-Q J SW -P+ ! 43 R+ A W Lf' Pugv Thirty Thru Q, Yr, In Q I Q 9, ,buf .Z L Q -A N . I A . Q-gf u 2 , i ,, Q I4 '-F 41: A 4, V , T3 I f I ' A A Q - , A, , , ,Q Q Tix as A .wk J gm I -arf J, 3 . I I J: t ..a, R, -ex 33, . ' ' .g , ' .4 xg . gf' I 4 ff' I R ' gm, V Iwi... 3 A X ,. ii. - 'Qi' ., 3' S ...J If IV I I V4 0' . I. - I .. ,. Xl XM, ' I Mx' , - -X 'I h If -f W5 4, , . , T- , , , ,LII 4, mg Wm q ', g -A vs.: A rf A k,.,. 3, A , AAL' 1 -ff? 1 X A :', , xr A Q-Q Q.: M: -A E In if .vw .54 .N , ,, .gk 1 - x A .nw fzgv Tllfrfgf Fmfr I I ik ,. -0550 ANN Mm-LEAN JOHN PAGE ELIZAIiI'l'I'II ANN PARKER LILLIE PARKER DONALD PARSONS SHIRLEY PEARSON JIMMY PIERVE GARY PHILLIPS IIILDA PHILLIPS BILL PHILIPS JUANITA PITTMAN ARHTUR PROVTOR KENNETH PUTMAN HAZEL RAWLS GEORGIA RAYNOR GERALD RAYNOR JESSE DEANS REID FAY REYNOLDS JIMMY RICHARDSON JOHN WILLIAM RICKS WILLA RUTH RILEY BARBARA ROWLAND JIMMY SHINE HERBERT SLATER CAROLYN JEAN SMITH JULIA SPEARS KATHERINE SPEIGHT ELLIS STARLING GERALDINE STARLING LOIS STARLING CLYDE STRAUGHAN BILLY STURGIS MARIE TANNER JOYCE TAYLOR LEWIS THOMPSON JIMMY THORNTON THE 1950 HI-NOC AR ' 250 SEABURY THORP BO THORPE IRENE TURNER DOROTHY WALKER ELIZABETH WALKER ALVA WALLACE HELEN LOUISE WALTERS JANE IVARREN NORMAN WATSON HELEN WELLS JOE WHEELESS CARROLL WIGGS CAROL WIGGINS BLANCHE WILKINS DURWOOD WILKINS CAROLYN WILLIAMS DOTTIE MAE WILLIAMS ELLEN VVILLIAMS PETE WINSTEAD RENNY WREN CHARLES WRIGHT ANN ZIMMERMAN A f r 3 . n r f ' a . 5 s .f f A x ' ' V? K 2 , W . , : si 5 ' .. A ,,. f hx If I 2 O, Y , ,ASIA I wr -225' wg .s 5, I x 8 N 'Q' 3 Iiq' I . Q ,, Q x THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Page' Tlliffzf Pl ...C -I A , .-.. . .y 'mv E :.4 V X . . ... ....,4.L-.i x, , Hawk lxzunpua .Xftvr Sulnml 'N llu- Maul Ilufln If Un away. H Binlugy Students at Work L7g'l1! says Dem: WH 4-5 H 15150 Roman Banquet Man, Is This Stuff Hard! tl 1 rzgm' Tllfrfjf-Sim THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR L ll n ll EQ -11 ..-.1--- 1 -' .-il.. 1-ini-1 li 1 ici. li-nil -iii ,-1-v -1 .li--1 11. ' iii- 3 -igsi i -il ii R nf-' fff ZX f Z, XJ 614 , ff Q 4 S g Q. MN M fN fx F.fx 'l cf fs-NM A77 V4 l I 'A if? -I l T 1 lg.. 5? M ' i ' r R , K rr -up I , 5 efcwc Olffdcezc i, ff, a Wortllinglon llolilis, l'rwsolwfl .lulia llarrcll, Swrf-lffryf x llullzllrl ll11oliL'I', 7vl'l'lINHl1'l' l'rcston Iiraflsliaw, l'o-I-l'1fs1'1lf'o! gf-'il illlf:-1 l'11l'livl', fllfrll.-xox' E vfsfifg. V1 . l 'K , s Q54 , 5' i at 1 1, yy up we- I V :mln lf !, H-'Q W, ,if?P , I .. A V V W,,,,. Aol'0lllPl.lSHhlENTS Following the election of officers ofthe Sophomore Class in the early fall, plans were made to operate a concession stand at each of the hasketlmall games of the regular season. The first semester president hecame the general chairman of the Concession Committee. Two other memlrers of the class were appointed to act as assistants to the chairman. The committee was completed hy selecting two students from each of the sophomore rooms. Upon completion of the organization of the committee, they met and made a schedule of workers for each game. At the close of the lvasketlfall 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. After the election of the second semester officers, the class began plans on the highlight of the year, the annual Sophomore Party. The officers of the class met with the advisor and made tenta- tive committee and advisor appointments. At a later meeting' of all the committees and advisors plans were made for a lwarn dance with Tal Pollard. The plans were submitted to each home room for a vote of approval or rejection. They were approved and carried through to a successful completion. '--...N Af emi S amaze 66464 Ufgdcece SPRING SElllESTlCil Garland Green, Twwos.o-fr Tommy Slater, Swcrcrrzf-gf Donald Hooker, I'l-csiflwff . . Miss Parker, .-lflmsor Margaret Moore Eason, l'ic1'-I'rcs1'flwwf -MW- MISS BOND FIRST ROW-Sara IVilliamson, Marjorie Williams, Nellie Joyner, Kitty Friar. SECOND ROW- Kay Finch, Katherine Joyner, Bernice Perry, Nancy Adams, Peggy Dietzel. THIRD ROW - Carol Jenkins, Jeanette Rohlwins, Charlotte Leonard, Margaret Warren, Nancy Harrelson, Julian Jordan. FOURTH ROW4Clay Daughtridg'e, Roger Andrews, Bennett Lindsey, Clarence Wallace, Tommy Slater, Gene Byrum, Miss Bond. STANDING'-Dickie Carmichael, Tommy Avent, Royster XVheeler, James Johnson, James XVomhle. l MR. CLE ETWOOD FIRST ROW--fet essie Baxley, Margaret Bell, Ann Stevens, Virginia Gray, Larry Joyner, Bernard Taylor. STANDING-Lynwood Roberson, Charles Zuderman, Mr, Cleetwood, Boliliy .lgeggl-, George Rose. SECOND ROW-Patsy Moore, Betty Jo Younginer, Geraldine Hall, Ann Dennis, Lena Pitt- man, Tommy Strickland, Tommy Thomas. THIRD ROW- Peggy Moore, Alhert Rahil, Billy Cooper, Owen Williams, Wilton Griffin, Carolyn Ellis. THE 1950 HI-NUC-AR Iillfjl' Tlllirfjl-.Yfrlf ' I ey-X Slit z 14615. , MRS. GORIIAM FIRST ROW-Elsie Bergeron, Susan Pierce, Le Stevia Pigford. SECOND ROW-Julia Harrell, June Denson, Betty Talton, Jane Alslvrook. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Gorham, Betty Jean Pullen, Mary Franks, Jeanette Batts, Norma Barnes. FOURTH ROW4Sylvia Pullen, Anita Williamson, Jean Hoell, Doris Langley. SEATED AT TABLEiNeil Williams, Gene Williams, John Rogers, Lorenzo Moore, Billy Rawls, Linwood Barkley. STANDING-Bohlry Harper, Jimmie Armstrong, Rohert Bartholomew, Jim Hobbs, Mildred Tart, Thomas King, Fred Tharrington. qlsvsiu' ffwmmws I 'min . 4 la T4 rv T 4. KL 'va 'N 4, 1 J, MISS GURLEY FIRST ROW-Thelma Lancaster, Marggaret Diehl, Katherine McGee. SECOND ROIV-Mary Jo Goodwin, Crystal Beecham, Jeanette Robbins, Louise Watson. THIRD ROVV-Jean Proctor, Joyce MacNeeley, Nancy Browning, Marian Harris. FOURTH ROW-Charles Williams, Ed Bandy. Pres- ton Bradshaw, Billy Overton. SEATED AROUND TABLE-Rob Ned Brannock, Worth Hobbs, Dean Hammill, Floyd Gainous, Ray Howell, Lloyd Thrower. STANDING-George Fareman, Harvey English, Paul Summeral, Arbie Odom, Paul Daughtridge, Charles Lundy, Willard Owens, Edgar Joyner, Johnny Johnson, Miss Gurley. Pllgf' Forfy THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR MISS PARKER FIRST ROWFGarland Greene, Cavelle Bachelor, Bobby Conway, Wesley Bone, R. G. Capps, Charles Ramsey, Mack Ruffin, Miss Parker. SECOND ROW-Tommy Powell, Robert Varnell, Robert Searcy, Donald Rooker, Jackie Harper, Jimmie Smith. THIRD ROVV-Ruby Walker, Mary Bierney, Constance Boyette, Mary Jo McKinney. FOURTH ROW-Barbara Jenkins, Odell Cockrell, Frances Webb, Peggy Ward. FIFTH ROW-Shirley Robbins, Jeanette Holmes, Janet Miller. SIXTH ROW-Jean Cooper, Mary Eva Howell, Mary W. Richardson. Vllrib IDIS :IQ b'+3'IlllH S MISS RIDDLE FIRST ROWAMiss Riddle, Billy Odom, Edward Cartee, Donald Blankenship, Buddy Edmondson, Bobby Owens, Bobby Woodruff, M. H. Pridgen, Thomas Cartee, Billy Littleton. SECOND ROW- Johnnie Shelton, Becky Griffin, Barbara Boone, Bill English, Talniadge Wells, Jack Davis, Billy Mur- ray, Gordon McAdams. THIRD ROW-Retha King, Edith Carrol, Bonnie Bunn, Nell Mavin. FOURTH ROW-Dorothy Williams, Elizabeth Bateman, Charlotte Brown, Grace Daniels. FIFTH ROW4Bar- bara Dickens, Jean Strickland, Sue Franks, Julia Robbins. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Page Forfif-On l,,:2V' ,g:u., ff MRS. WILLIAIXIS FIRST ROWV fStandingl-Dot XVhitley, Barbara Land, Elizabeth Chandler, Ma1'g'aret Moore Fawn. Martha Rose, Bill Thomas, Bobby Taylor, Carl Howell, Bobby Jackson, Mrs. Williams. SECOND ROW lSeatedJ-Betty Sumblin, Nancy Ellis, Tamara Holliday, Junie Pierce. Norma Pittman, Emily Baker. THIRD ROW-Homer Moore, Grace Strange, Velna Motley, Charles Rogers, Horace Odom, Ann Page, Betty Lou Davis FOURTH ROW-Erlflar Bullucli, Billy Powell, Jerry Daught- ridge, Collan Schoalar, Tommy Peecl, Charles Frederick Patten, Peggy Whitley. Page Forty-Tzro THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR S 1-7 Y 0 5 'gg sg 4 ig, gf, I , A l ?.. FRESHMAN OFI Il'ERS Georgie Patseayouras, Sw1w't111'y George Newby, l'wsif1wnf Ilonald Bryan, T!'l'IlSlIl'4'l' Mickey Dawson, I'ivf'-1'rws1'flwft Miss IxIf'I,klllj.1'lllIII, Aflrisor L-:agw f Q i . .Q V . 'R MISS ALEXANDER FIRST ROW Qleft to rightl-Douglas Newton, Sheila Robbins, Shirley Ann Ricks, Faye Barkley, Jeanette Little, Rose Marie Doss, Sylvia Best. SECOND ROW-Mallory Chamhliss, Dot Russell, Tommy Lewis, Neva Munnerlyn, Ada Louise Frazier, June Cockrell. THIRD ROW-Louis Booth, Mary Wfilkinson, Charles Worrell, Charles Boone, Carol Ezzelle, May Proctor. FOURTH ROW- Sarah Alexander, Mack English, Ken Brinson, Jimmy White, Donald Spain, Tommy Looney, Wallace Johnson, Donald Edwards, Grady Gardner. Page F111-fgf-Full' THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR MR. CHAPMAN FIRST ROW-Ann Hendrix, Jimmy Williams, Carulyn Hudson, Nancy Haggard, Frances Williams, Wilson Pitt. SECOND ROW-Mary Eveland, Kay Moore, Christine Brantley, Jane Edwards, Delois Weaver. Barbara Drake, Charles Rubbing. THIRD ROW-Charles Putman, Ollen Pructur, Dicky Tay- lor, Bulihy Cnlih, H. T. Simmons, John Gilhert, Mr. Chapman fstandingl. MR. GORH.-XM FIRST ROW-Mr. Gin-ham,, Divky Cullins, Sandra Gay, Juy Jones, Jive Wimherly, S. E. Strickland, Norman Casey, Dick Mt-Intyre, Buhlvy Daughtridgxe, Billy Coppedge, Rudolph Blume. SECOND ROW -Joyce I'1'm-tm, I7-iwtliy Taylor, Gertrude Cupggixis, Betty Ann Powell, Elva Griffin, Cai-ul Bridges. THIRD ROW-Wiltun Hulliday, Jean Dixun, Grace Outlaw, William Green, Bnhhitt Clay, Charlotte Xvoud. Grace Ann Ruse. FOURTH ROXV-Billy Manure, Walter Phillips, George Pierce, Glen Daught- ridge, Randall Winsluw, Nancy Easun. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Pllyf' f'l1f1'f11-FIU '-.4 Q MISS HOLLOWELL FIRST ROW----Edwina Jones, Rulwy Jones, Shirley Nurville, Ernestine Nelms, .Inhn Drake. SEVUNIP ROW-Shirley Stnne, Betty Ruth Starling, Betty Jean Flmmd, Waverly Smith, Larry H1-uwnlng, Dyin- nie Campbell, Bwlmhy Lfwekamy. THIRD ROW-Shirley Robinson, Mary Ann Braswell, Marie Tyler, Bettie Jean Spence, T. M. Kermun, Jimmy Bergeron. STANDING-Miss Hulluwell, Sylvia fll'HCli0l', Edward Earl Hraswell, Garland Meadows, Runald Goodwin, Larry Wehher, Alexander Nelms, Frank- lin Jones, Rey Davis. Jue Ezzelle. MRS, LUNDY LEFT TO RIGHT lstandingl-Billy Langley, James Wumhle, Fred Lee, Russell Bartliulivmew, Frank Hay, Billy Hare, Billy Kilgo, Edward Hallford, Eugene Spain, Richard Walston, Manly Godwin, Mrs. Lundy. BACK ROW fleft tu right!-Bernard Manning, Clarence Skinner, Ralph Chasun, Durwood Murray, Jerry Ezzelle, Andrew Hardesty. MIDDLE ROIV-Alice Barnes, Janet Fulcher. Phyllis Bone, Nancy Parry, Dora Harper, Shirley Hall, Frances Riddle. FRONT ROIV-Melha Wallace, Joyce Jen- kins, Virginia Strinkland, Christine Nelms, Donna Clark, Mai'jm'ie XValker. Pfigr Fffrfjf-Sz'.r THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR l MCGREGOR FIRST ROW-May Ruth Divine, Joyce Ezzelle, Martha Coggins, Virginia Matthews, Daphine Riley, Doris Ellis, Barbara Coley. SECOND ROW-Marian King, Shirley Glossen, Billy Edmondson, Ber- nice Wheeless Jimm Mehle Rav Lan ston B3.llYI1'21 Futch THIRD ROW Susan Dau htrid e Jo ' -N-iv y 9 . gm v ' - l ' W '- gt gs v Ann Windham, Sanford Harris, Donald Godwin, Alton Langston, Bobby Edwards. FOURTH ROW- George Patseavouras, Al Alley, Albert Parker, Paul Hatch, Billy Adams, Richard Byrd, George Newby, James Godwin, Mrs. Reynolds. MISS Mc-l.AUGIII,IN Helen Ward lung Ciffeons Clorindi Wlm 'um Beth Hurt Robert lindsey Mary -Xxera Nlvra Padf ',' 'I yy 1.22, V 1-.'f- .'-' v-. L' ett, Sally Adams, Betty Ann Hedgepeth, Shirley Vaughn, Jimmy Daughtridge, Wayne Hux, Miss Mc-Laughlin,VDoretha Joyner, Margaret Reaves, Pat Keel, Dorothy Price, Ben Williams, John Gard- ner, Geven Cooper, Lewis Falkner, Robert Hardy, Donald Bryan, Mickey Dawson, Jimmy Bishop, George Farmer, .lim Burksdale, Carter Grepjory, Billy Spent-er, Al Brinson. THE 1950 HI-NOP-AR Plljjl' Fo1'fl1-Sr' 1671 ffl 4 -- ,..' ,, i .. 'ir K ,, .. .' ', '5.4-, M- ,1- ,.,r,, .X . ,, .x 'sr .lf win 1- 1 K4 1 s'? L' I-'N K . X f 'E i 'w- ' x i gl Q 1 I W M' 1 xx- sh 94 1 A-.. f , - , -- Y' . -'47 ,,, ft- I .1 , at V ' , 1 ai' K,4 ,. 'f-J. 1 Q. .X 2-fu 'Q X s-L-Q E X7 2.-r I ? Q Li , f, ' ' gxqfy get '- ' ' STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT-Phyllis Leggett, Treasurcrg Miss Kitchen, Advisor: Charles Williams, President: Frances Dunn, Secretary: Harry Pearsall, Vice-President. Better flllillgs for bcffcr Iiviilg flzrough Sfudcnf G1ll'l'l'll7IIf'IIfl' THE STUDENT ORGANIZATION The Student Organization provides every student an opportunity to participate democratically in the formulation of school policies, in the initiation of desirable school activities, and in the promo- tion of the day by day work and fun of school life. It seeks to develop within the student group a working' knowledge of the theory of Democracy, to increase self-direction, discipline, leadership, fellowship, co-operation, and in general, to maintain a great amount of school spirit. With its inclusive and positive purpose, it is therefore the unifying element of all school activities and as such can be 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 home rooms. Level two is the Class Organization. For each of four classes-freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior-there is an organization consisting of four officers, an adviser, and the necessary committees -all from the home rooms comprising the group. Level three is the Home Room Organization with its four officers, the home room teacher, and the desired committees. The purpose of Student Organization finds expression as leadership ami citizenship develop among students. It affords many students the greatest opportunity for the development of poise and personality as well as for the recognition of civic responsibility. The Student Organization should he the heart and core of student life. Such is its aim in the Rocky Mount High School. , Q il 6 Y c,,,.,..L - :av 0 , :V Y-A' m , L , rs 1 I e H' ' 1' U Q G ifagf Fifty THE 1950 H1-Noc-AR qv PRESIDENT'S CABINET STUDENT ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FIRST ROW-Carroll Wiggins, Lost and Found: Phyllis Leggett, Board of Finance: Charles Wil- liams, President: Harry Pearsall, Assembly: Barbara Southall, Elections. SECOND ROVV-Shiiw ley An.lerson, Handbook: Dick Gregory, House anql Grounds: Peggy Denton, Social: Russell Cowell, Traffic: Alva Wallace, Publicity: Tommy Powell, Fire Drill: Jeanette Stancil, Red Cross. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW-Marjorie Williams, Margaret Boone, Betsy Carr, Katherine Dove, Betty Ann Powell, Janet Fulcher, Shirley Stone, Betty Jean Spence, Doris Ellis, Jeanette Little, Pat Brown, Imogene Wicks, Geraldine Starling. SECOND ROW-Barbara Rice, Sara Joyner, Gloria Futch, Nancy Brown, Julia Jordan, Jean Cooper, Mary Ann Braswell, Sheila Robbins, Arline Geline, Nannie BI. Cooper, Peggy Sutton, Lucille Watkins, Jean Eason, Pat James. THIRD ROW-Betsy Allen, Mary Franks. Frances English, Martha Johnson, Jeanette Holmes, Shirley Robbins, Irene Turner, Barbara Coley, Betty Hedgepeth, Jane Warren, Minnie Quick, Willa Riley, Dona Jean Capps, Phyllis Jackson. FOURTH ROW-Horace Odom, James Williams, Frank Hay, Charles Cuddington, Kenneth Edwards, Billy Rawls, Robert Ned Brannock, Georgie Patseavouras, Donald Bryan, George Pierce, Worthington Hobbs, Benja- mln Williams, Lloyd Thrower, M. H. Pridnen. FIFTH ROW-flienneth Little, Bobby Chandler, Edgar Bulluck, Don Edwards, Tommy Carter. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Pogo' Plllfifjl-fill U F a :sf l I X If w, I I ICIISONIAN 0FI lfYICIlS LIGFT TO RIGIIT--Louise Iilasterling, President: Fay Reynolds, I'ir-1'-l'f'wsiflwni5 Katherine Iliivc, Sn-. r1'furi1,' I'hyllis I,ep1'1,:ett, lf14si'm'ss g1lunr1ye'1',' Bobby Gorham, Sfuyvimrnuywr. Olaf-ln'1'for'n1s ull 1Iflll'I'Hn EDSONIAN DRAMATIU ORGANIZATION The founding of the Edsonian Dramatic Organization was the big event which occurred in Dra- matics during' the 1949-1950 year. At the beginning' of the school year in September there was much speculation as to the future of the Dramatics Department since Mr. Edson was now Principal and a new Dramatics teacher was coming. However, before the first month had passed Miss Sara Alexan- der, the new instructor, had proven herself to be tops and everybody was looking forward to another outstanding year in Draniatics. November found the Edsonians, as they were called in honor of Mr. Edson, presenting their first play, Song of My Heart. With its superb cast, efficient production staff, and fine director the play turned out to be a great succss and marked a swell beginning for the E.D.O. As Christmas was just around the corner by this time, it was decided to present Dickens' Christmas Carol. For the major production of the year the play, Angel Street, was selected and when the final performance was presented on February 18, the future of the E.D.O. was firmly established. Immediately following this, preparation for the State Drama Festival began. After many long' weeks of ardous labor the Edso- nians departed for Chapel Hill full of spirit and hope. When the Festival was over it was learned that the E.D.O. had ZVOII just about all that could be icon. .-ff? BLACK MASQUERS LEFT TO RIGHT-Bobby Gorham, Miss Alexander, Barbara Taylor, Louise Easterling, Joanne Holt, Harry Pearsall, Russell Cowell, Barbara Floyd, Billy Gupton, YVinnie Lou Bradley, Lillian Phillips, Irma Luper. lags' Fifty-Tico THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR .': X 5 , A .L Q . M... . SPEECH CHOIR FIRST ROW lleft to rightl-Jean Williams, Jeanette Stancil, Joyce Williams, Mary A. Trevuthan, Peggy Sutton, Dee Wilkinson, Peggy Griffin, Ruth Wiggins. SECOND ROW-Miss Alexander, Bar- bara Fuller, Peggy Hedgepeth, Georgia Raynor, Lucille Watkins, Peggy Polson, Phyllis Leggett, Imo- gene Wicks, Frances Orr, Frances English, Barbara Floyd. THIRD ROW-Barbara Taylor, Peggy Denton, Joyce Rogers, Russell Cowell, Gene Lyon, Billy Reese, Peggy Martin, Winnie Lou Bradley, .los anne Holt. CONTEST PLAY CAST FIRST ROW- lleft to right?-Harry Pearsall, Russell Crowell, Bobby Gorham, Ilerliert Thorp, Bolsliy Chandler, Billy Gupton, Donald Cooper. SECOND ROW-Alva Wallace, Joanne Holt, Louise Easter- ling, Barbara Floyd, Dona Jean Capps, Miss Alexander. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Pulp' F1'r'flf-T11 X. . , - - , W l ' l ff. . ' ' . i as 4-1 .2 i M Q N.-XTIUN.-Xl, HONOR SOVIICTY ll'l1r'n lwffwl' grrrrlws nn' IIIIHIVH FIRST ROW fleft tu 1'ig'ht5-Jeanette Stancil, PQKIIIY Etlinnnsiin, Phyllis Lemrett, Edith Ann Man' gum, Sylvia Diehl. SECOND ROW-Peggy D3.Ll2fllt1'lflfi'Q, Luuise Easterling, Yurk Brannuck, Peggy Denton, Barliara Southall, Charles Williams, Joe Bennett. THIRD ROW- Miss Bond, Alton I-Ilinnre Bolvliy Gorham, Russell Pnwell, Louie Lee Patseavnurus, Nnrman Juhnsun. v W , X . f RK xl ----.' Tr.: ' A . .... DFBATING CLUB I,uul.' slmrp, flzink slzurp, lu' slznrjf' LEFT TO RIGHT-Mr. Gorham, Harry Pearsall, Kay Finch, Charles Williams, Phyllis Leggett. Page Fifty-Four THE 1950 HI-NOC-. SERVICE CLUB Svrz'ing all Ensterrz C'fll'01I7IflH FIRST ROW-Louise Easterling, Peggy Daughtridge, Miss Craighill, Peggy Edmondson, Sara Joyner, Bobby Chandler, Jimmy Thornton, Dick Gregory. SECOND ROW-Peggy Griffin, Edith Ann Mangum, Jeanette Stancil, Aremerelous Culpepper, Joe Bennett, Harry Pearsall, Norman Johnson. THIRD ROYV -Hazel Rawls, Bobby Gorham, Blanche Wilkins, Seahury Thorp, Russell Cowell, Albert Rose. FOURTH ROWfYork Brannoc-k, Alton Elmore, Tommy Bass, Kenneth Smith, Louie Lee Patseavouras, Broadus Rose. xi r N4 GOOD SPORTS lf if'x sporis, if's gof fo hr' good FIRST ROW-Betsy Allen, Fay Reynolds, Addie Early, Blanche Wilkins, Barbara Fulgham. SECOND ROW-Edith Ann Mangum, Sara Joyner, Elaine Hardy, Betsy Carr, Peggy Griffin, Dee Wilkinson, Ann Zimmerman. THIRD ROW-Barbara Southall, Anne Blunt, Anne Toler, Katherine Dove, Winnie Lou Bradley, Barbara Taylor, Miss Birkhead. FOURTH ROW-Miss Doris Hollowell, Ellen Williams, Nancy Williams, Lillian Phillips, Pe,Qg'y Daughtridpze, Peggy Edmondson, Louise Easterling, Peggy Denton, Frances Dunn. THE 1950 H1-Noe-AR l'ngvFiftif-I 1z gi' ' l 75 ' rl , pl X I . : ,, 5 u -1 was :V Vx ' as A - . Q I If v .a',' o ,Q C7 , 1 in , , i JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB 'fllzrsir' ls flu' IlIIIl'f'l'SflI Lllllgllllgf' of .lffllllflllffr FIRST ROW-Peggy Edmondson, Edith Ann lllanguni, Betsy Carr, Frances Dunn. SEVOND ROW -Neil lVilliams, Dee Wilkinson, Sylvia Pullen, Peggy Ward, Betty Talton, Mary Ann Braswell, Alice Barnes, Velna Motley, Janet Fulcher, Phyllis I,eg1Iett. THIRD ROW-Clyde Straughan, Donald Par- sons, Virginia Gray, Edgar Bulluck, Mary Jo McKinney, Jane Warren, Mrs. Lee. WORLD FEDERALISTS Tozvarfl the Goal of One lI'or1r1 FIRST ROW-Phyllis Leggett, Miss Parker, Edith Ann Mangum, Sylvia Diehl. SECOND ROM!- Gertrude Coggins, Sylvia Pullen, Margaret Boone, Jean Eason, Norman Johnson, York Brannock, Arline Geline, Louise Easterling, Barbara Floyd, Mary .Io McKinney. gf Ffffif-sf..' THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR IIICD CRQSS For rlixffnglrisllvrl H!'I'l'Il'1'H LEFT TO RIGHT fSeatedl-Joyce Rogers, Johnnie Shelton, Ruth Wiggins, Jeanette Stancil, Bobby Carpenter, Peggy Griffin, Shirley Stone. lStand3ne'l-Katherine McGee, Bernice Perry, Geraldine Worrell, Frances Riddle, George Patseavouras, Pat Keel, Barbara Ann Drake, Mildred Andrews, Lu- cille Watkins, Phyllis Jackson, Barbara Rowland, Billy Powell, Barbara Taylor, Mildred Tart, Bob- bitt Clay, Miss Turnage. I'llT'l'I'l'll'i IIIWMIQM.-Xlxl'flIS HF AMICRIC.-X fflr1lf'1lnfu'rl for good 1lllIIN4'lt'l'l'llfllfjn FIRST ROW-Katherine Mcgfee, Jeanette Ilolilullls, Gaveon Hairgxard, Anne Newton. June Denson, Patsy Moore. SECOND ROW-Bonnie Bunn, Charlotte Brown, Joan Hedgepeth, Mary Ann Smith, Jean Cooper. THIRD ROXV-Barbara Bland, Iinoylene lViclis, Jean lVillia1ns, Ruth M'ig'y:ins, Chris- tine Robbins, Frances Orr, Peggy Polson, Charlotte Leonard, Lucille Watkins, Dot Williams, Mildred Tart, Elsie Bergeron. FOURTH IIUXV---Betty Jean Griffin, Doris Langley, Odell Coulirell, Sue Fowlks, Daryl Tart. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR l'oyw l 1'ffgf-Suriv FRICSIIBIIMIN TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW-Sheila Robbins, Doris lillis, Peggy Alexander, Janet Fulcher, Aileen Griffin, Betty Ann Powell, Sally Adams. SECOND HOW-Myra Padgett, Sue DE1LlLIl1tl'l!IIJ,'6, Nancy IIap:g'arfl, Betty Jean Spence, Dot Russell. THIRD ROW-Bohbitt Clay, Neva Munnerlyn, Barbara Drake, Barbara Jean Coley, Sylvia Crocker, Mrs. Robbins, Ifllva Griffin. TIM jrl'fl'1'If'Ss IHgl'6'lIif'IIf of l'I't'l'jf IJIYNIIYVI is in flu' honor flllil fnfwgrffyf nf HS m1lf.'w1 JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW-Mary Jo Goodwin, Thelma Lancaster, Peggy Dietzel, Carolyn Ellis, Marjorie Wil- liams, Elizabeth Bateman, Johnnie Shelton, Jean Cooper, Shirley Robbins. SECUND ROW-Ann Page, Norma Pittman, Betty Jean Pullen, Jean Proctor, Norma Barnes, Bonnie Bunn, Margaret Diehl, June Denson, Charlotte Leonard. THIRD ROW-Nancy Adams, Marian Harris, Julia Har- rell, Kay Finch, Mrs. Gray, Becky Griffin, Julia Robinson, Kitty Friar, Velna Motley. 'Virginia Gray. gr Fifty-Eight THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR SENIOR TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW-Juanita Pittman, Margaret Boone. Alva Wallace, Margaretta Flythe, Frances Joyner, Shirley Anderson, Barbara Rowland, Blanche Wilkins. SECOND ROW - Betsy Carr, Emma Jean Hedgepeth, Ann Joyner, Carroll Wiggins, Hazel Rawls, Martha Johnson, Diane Farmer. THIRD ROW-Fave Reynolds, Jesse Reid, Betsy Allen, Betty Ann Cross, Addie Early, Jane Warren, Irene Turner. FOURTH ROW-Barbara Taylor, Grace Dew, Helen Harrod, Phyllis Leggett, Ann Zimmer' man. FIFTH ROW-Elaine Hardy, Dona Capps, Mary Frances Blount, Nancy Williams, Joanne Holt, Ilgeggy Denton, Peggy Martin. SIXTH ROW4Peggy Daughtridge, Ann Toler, Gaveon Haggard, Gloria utch, . , Y ,.7., y BOYS HI-Y FIRST ROW lseated, left to rightl-M. H. Pridgen, Sonny Carr, Edward Johnson, Alliert Raliil, Billy Hunt, Bill Oakley, Boliliy Grimes, Sidney Hardesty. SECOND ROW qstanding. left to righti -Mr. H. G. Finch, advisor: Louie Lee Patseavouras, Bernard Taylor. Jimmy Richardson, Pete YVin- stead, Gary Phillips, Palmer Maples, Bill Phillips, Tommy Crocker, Henry Burts. THIRD ROW lleft to rightl-Gene Williams, Gene Lyon, Garland Green, Colin Sholar, Jimmy Proctor, Norman Johnson, Bohhy Gorham, Benny Wrenn, Bohhy Carpenter. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Pugv Fifty-,Yiri 1 f , 1 I I, x - - R 4 - ll . 1 1 ' t W' x I 2 41 -.. D. O. CLASS Look fo D. O. for Pe'l'ff'c'fiol1 LEFT TO RIGHT-Ed Battle, Melvin Leggett, Richard Ray, Mr. Lee Chapman, Instructor, Drew Flack, Charles Mitchell, Ridley Livesey, Pete Winstearl, Bill Dove, Bobby Joyner, Fharles Daniels. D. E. CLASS uTI'lllfl'l7IflI'lx'S of .Xv!lf1lI'f'H FIRST ROXV-Dot Combs, Agnes Jackson, Helen Wells, Phyllis Moore, Marie Tanner, Frances Webb. SECOND ROW-Miss Riddle, Floyd Gainous, Royster Wheeler, P. L. Frazier, George Batchelor, Charles Wright, Robert Becknell, Robert Gardner, Robert Browning, Allen Brown, Edward English. Page Szlrfy THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR OFFICE PRACTICE u1jl'llC'ffl'l' I?Ifl1x'f'S f7t'Vf6'l'fn ROIV NEXT BLACKBOARD-Doris Christopher, Mrs. Bowden, Ruth lViggins, Joyce Williams, Lu- cille Watkins, Peg'y Hedgepeth. SECOND ROW-Peggy Sutton, Nannie Mac Cooper, Agnes Moss. THIRD ROW-Minnie Quick, Mary Ann Smith, Elizabeth King, Peggy Poison, Drew Clack. I - G. A. A. Grunt fn HIV lllSf jlnfilfu FIRST ROM' fleft to rightlgltulwy lValker, Barlvzirzi Dickins, Jean Cooper, Mary Jo Goodwin, John- nie Shelton, Margaret Eason, Elsie Be1'g'e1'on. Anita Williamson, Peggy Alexander. SECOND ROW tleft to right!-Mrs. Lundy, Grace Daniels, Frances Williams, Betty Sumlwlin, Julia Jordan, Donna Vlark, Nelle Melvin, Edwina Jones, Mary Wilkinson, Janet Dickens, Claudette Archie. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR 1'11gf'Sf.f'fg1-Urn I R s , 4 3 wv 4'- ' YQ Q v Q Af l '4Yf?f!,?3' wi f 1 Mg Q1 N ,A1 w'3fLm My Q .g x , ' - . 1- ,,- . , x -' f'T ' 'T' als! kiln V- 1' ,, . x . 5 ,plykv v f X' hx- 1.15, . A 1-' , 1, t A if tiki. : X , . Q N: J hz 55 5 w V.. ,ef J ,Q M-f ,- N 2,a f.,f f f . -w Jw-vgksx 'I E ,' ? .ak , ' ,., , ' xv I sf' f I 4 . . f I it 1 V 4 rj !S 'I .. , X -3,2 1, 4 ' 'N ' 4 Q w ' 2.5 . ' . -if Q I . '. as - l - 3' Vi 3 - H -U X ' 1 'r i Q-annul--H i - s J, Q? 5! s N ' -Q new 6 eh H-51. tx I ogy' ' if His r'l!aster's Voice MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT-Nancy Griffin, Lillie Parker, Margaret Warren, Doris Proctor, Joanne Holt, Jeanette Holmes, Vivian Mobley. Q . 7 X ii' M ' CHOIR First, finest and ,forcnmst in music FIRST ROW-Dorothy Russ, Gaveon Haggard, Vivian Mobley, Doris Proctor, Barbara Fuller, Peggy Morgan, Elizabeth Bateman, Ann Bailey, Ann Bulluck, Mary Frances Blount, Anne Newton. SEC- OND ROW-fDolores Murray, Nancy Haroldson, Mary Jo Goodwin, Mary Franks, Sue Franks, Pat James, Gloria Futch, Jane Warren, Helen Harrod, Ruby Watson, Anne Zimmerman, Joyce Barnhill, Elizabeth Walker, Armerelous Culpepper. THIRD ROW-Mr. Parry, Joan Hedgepeth, Barbara Rice, Jean Cooper, Bruce Henry, Velna Motley, Joe Sexton, Bobby Davis, Charles Umstead, Bobby Carpen- ter, Herman Allen, Jeanette Stancil, Jean Williams, Mary Ayscue, Margaret Frazier, Grace Strange, Jeanette Holmes, Willa Riley. FOURTH ROW-Rebecca Jernigan, Imogene Wicks, Emily Johnson, Joyce Rogers, Thomas Pierce, Raymond Saunders, Bill Dove, Garland Green, Bill Barnes, Bill Stur- gess, Alton Elmore, George Goodwin, Jimmy Proctor, Palmer Maples, Charles Williams, Ellis Star- ling, Gravely Reid, Barbara Mobley, Peggy Poison, Jean Whitley, Ruth Wiggins, Jean Murray, Lena Pittman, Joyce Williams. THE 1950 Hi-Noc-AR Priya .si..'fg.r1i,-fi F16 X fi fd. Mr. I'z1n'ry at XYHVIQ Ihrfsiv 111141 Vy in w,r1l'ur'mn-c- 1 5 i A 1 z J iw- 'J VM' ,cw- , 42 'Q is ...Ak Nu comment First floor arcade Harry and Mackkwith make-up -MW ,W ,-Xt last-the tractor runs Winnie puts it nn thick L lhfyuS1'.f1y-IFUJW THE 1950 H1-NOC-AR , sun- , ' 1 d1 It 1-sinqii 1-1 lil:- -11.1-nl-li-Q ,l- 1, 1- .Z iii- i il.-i.-11 i iii: 12 11. -Q1-i. X , 'ig' 214' 4? 4 S gx S 'VX A 1 K' ffffx PA Kp KVYAN fab. FWVNNM A74 'W7 xi 746 QQ-Wav 1 'llhv :ix's-iztig't- rilltiblll hu- no wfiit':-I-tioii ol' tht- tiiiw, 1-t'I'oi't and mv-in-y vrgiwihlwl nu tht- lli ffm--Xi. If ht- has any thlliht :ihoiit its ht-iiip' :i lllll'illtIl' Linh 'iii-t h-t him aslr. :tux Illt'tlllll'l' ol' tht- stzifff You 1-an always pit-I out the 1-tlitni ol' the :iimmil hy Hill' ut' all ul' tht- fvtllowiiiu' ttfstsi 'lihv guy 1.-.ith tht' llltlki worrit-tl, IllL'4M'l'llIllC'4l start- iii -whool. tht- phi-oil who A 1 tlzishc-s tliroiiggh the hatll with aim- ftill of li:-:ivy iimiiillzi pirturt- eiivtfloyit-s, tht- fellow who ,-tallf lin:- or .lztim-s lieitl for many tiaiitit- days in .laiitiaiy and l t-himuy. wr. Afi just simply, the person 'Hiiiost lilat-ly to ht- iivvtltltl with Miss 3lurl4 in lloom 1.0 or elst,-xx'Iiw1' from Svptmiilu-i' until annual distribution day. The editor is l'l!SllUllSllIlt' tw tht- znlvisoi lor hlliiwllli and the mt-uihei's of his staff, llt- stipvivisv- that staff, fli- reuts autivity, wvlluvts all mzttt-i'ial :mtl assigns i't,--poiisi- hilities. Ile gets all tht- fussing: liroiii his Vt:-XN Ill-lt'I'S, advisor and t-vt-i'yhody in swliotul if tht- animal flor:sn't onine out on time! Stivh has hc-vii liohhy tQoi'liaiii's lot Y g IZUBBY tulttllll,-XM this YOU - lirlifor id 4 X ,vs s N s A -1- n Q Q STAFF MEMBERS tleft to right!-Dick Gregory, Louie Lee Patseavuuras, Winnie Lou Bradley, Peggy Daughtridge, Herbert Thorp, CAbsent: Frances Dunn, Peggy Edmondsont. tSeatedt -- Miss BIurk, Bobby Gorham. Lawrence Thorp, as business manager, is the umoney- nian. He is responsible for collecting' all the money for the various group pit-tures, scheduling those pictures and seeing that they are taken. All of the art work in the 1950 annual bears testimony to Lawrenc'e's talent, also. He has served well in two very important capacities. Louie Lee Patseavouras, better known as go-,1zette1',' had the difficult, thankless job of securing' advertise- ments. He assigned firms td various staff members for solicitation and then he, himself, seeured S250 in adver- tising. Due to Louie Lee's perserveranee the 1950 Hi- Noe-Ar has more revenue from advertising' than any an- nual has ever had before. ' W..- The circulation manager, Peggy Edmondson, is re- sponsible for keeping accurate records uf suhscribers and seeing' that the books are delivered tn those persons. The rest of the staff is busy doing' all sorts of jobs- running' errands. Setting' pictures from Barring'er's, typ- ing' copy, colleuting' and writing' material. The entire staff decides on the rover ut' the litmli, the I..-XWREXC'li THORP Page' Simtif-Si.-' Ilitsiifrss .llunrigf 1' theme and dedication, and any other important matter that may arise. Famous last words of staff members: 1. Peggy Dauglitridge- Since I'm such an expert typ- ist, let me do the copy. 2. Lawrence Thorp4 I've worked five straight hours on this page, If it isn't right now I refuse to do it over! ZS. Winnie Lou Bradley- Here's some poetry for the division pages. It's sorry, hut mayhe you can cut it down. 4. Peggry Edmondson- I lost a whole home room list. XVho had room T to L-ollect f1'UlH?'! 5. Louise I'Iasterling4 Let's take the money we save liy pasting' these pictures and divide it among us. . I 13. Iiltla Gregory- I've cut Sara Joyner's head off. .., What can I do about it? X , 7' , li sl T. Jihu Page- This is the messiest glue I've ever 2 vt ii A setn. llo we have to use this kind? It smells awful! 'X W' . 8. Betsy Carr- Look at this-I've typed the whole nf V junior section wrong-my pages don't match the dummy's! - I f LOUIE LEE P.-XTSE.-XYUY'li.,XS .-lrlrffrfisiiig .llfzilzfqyfw Ho l have to do it oVe1 ?!' W , L, .1 bl an 1. STAFF MEMBERS lleft to right!-Mr. Privott, Boh Joyner, Lawrence Thorp, Louise Fasterling, Barbara Southall, Mr. Williams, Betsy Carr, John Page, Mr. Ross. fl. Barhara Southall- I like this night work. ill. 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Y . .ggf .1 I ICMICHY I-I. ADKINS .-X. NIAI,I,lJY Blulilllitiflll fIl'tlff Iutlilfllllll l'nur'lf 112111 lluslnwss Jlfllllljjfl' .-lffll4'fl'f' I,lvl'l'f'f1lI' N5 SPERO Il4llIHl'llI'!f f'mlr'l1 C. Y. LUNDY FLEET C. FLEETXVOOD Hvrul Iiuslfrflmll Vurzwlf 1111147 Ilusvlmli CYHIIFII Puyf sw.-my THE 1950 H1-NOC-AR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW-Sonny Carr, Billy Holding, Billy Gray, Jimmy McLemore, Jack Thomas, Billy Gupton, Joe Bennett, Eliard Croom. SECOND ROW-Dick Taylor, Jimmy Pierce, J. D. Ezzelle, Bob Britt, E. H. Jones, Bobby Joe Baker, Palmer Maples, Jr., Roy McCarter. THIRD ROW--Bill Phillips, Ed Bandy, Frank Livesey, Hugh Laughridge, George Harris, Melbourne Davis, Robert Bartholomew, Ken- neth Blocker, Bobby Jaeger, Howard McAdams. 1. In g.. 1 ' 'L n., ze P' -. . - , fo I . 5 '- Y .gg ,, t 0 , N i -5 A g i ,x ' xis' R ag., 'ik A S l . -'ff QR-V , fy X' . vlisx I 9 A :af-or - 'Qi AJ ia. rf V 1+ f M if 1' . ' - i - ' 1 -Y X S. 1 . ' Q X' 'X' - .' yi- f - , 1 W-. , H- ,. + - r ..-. 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THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Prrgc Sf'1'f'Hfy-Om VARSITY BASKIGTBAIII, FIRST RUW-Frank Livsey, Hugh II21LI,9fl'Il'lllf2f6, Billy Reese, Ruhwt Iizwtlmluiiiew. SICVUNIJ HOW-- Melhourne Davis, Billy Gray, Boll Britt, Billy Uvertuu, Iinl Bamly, Ben Futrell, Huy Mi-l'ui't:r, Ii'-mild Norville, Bill Sturges, .Iavk Tlimuas. JUNIOR BASKETISALI, TEAM FIRST HOW'-Spencer limlimindsun, Arliie Odom, Cliarles Rulvlwins. SECOND ROW-Jerry Daught- ridge, Gene Williams, C. C. Daughtridge, Georgie Farmer, Buliliy Owen. Billy Murray, Jimmy Daught- ridge, Fred Tliarringtun, .Iuhn Rug'ei's. gf- .Ql-I-f1,fi,-T1.-.1 THE 1950 H1-NOC-AR innnl 'al BASEBALL TEAM Harold Anderson, Bob Britt, Billy Calhoun, Bo Thorp, Manley Godwin, Robert Searcy, Albert Parker, Charles Daniels, Joe Wheeless, Cotty Thompson, Billy Reese, Hugh Laughridge, West Spain, Billy Adams, Tommy Bass, Bobby Craft, Jack Thomas. ml Q , I ACHES AND P.-XINS DEPARTMENT llunter Stitli, trainer for the Rlaukbirds, wraps Hill Phillips' ankle as Robert Bartholomew looks on with sympathy. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Pfryf' Sf'I '1Iffl-T11 f l MASCOTS Sheila Murcliismi zuiml David Williams rut- I-li A N .Y - A ....... .-.4 Q E K i ic X ki X A FHEICRLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT-Dot Whitley. Louie Lee Patseaxmiiius, Blzmclie Wilkins, Donald Paisuns, Miss Hul- luwell, Aclvisiwg Peggy Daug'lit1'irl,qe, Head l'lieei'leacle1': H211'1'j' Peaiwnall, Nancy Williams, Bn Thorpe. Pfrgv Swzwiify-Ffizlr THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR ? 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N I C 'Mg ' My fl W Wm , ig ..-.415 Wi T M 'Mb in x , ,x 1 ,4 if 'Q I W YQ., 'lar rw N' N 'kwa -1 i wx ,. 4' ,, kin! A. Pr: 5? 'M i wi km W' - H4-lif jjLHZZ.:fL:' Bruce Henry and Hugh Laugh- rirlgre with Charlie 'Tlimi Ohm, .l ustirefAll-A merican S ......Qx-., ,? SGNIAN ESENT We 'ir-f I .u,v9i1 1 f F' .3-23 MDzeam aa- mmga f e4,.5'fr - lr NANCY WILLIAMS .lliss I'r1'a1f MISS PRINT The coveted title of Miss Print of 19-19-50 was won by Nancy Williams, lovely brunette senior. Sheila Robbins and Dot Whitley were runners-up. This contest which is spon- sored annually by the 'Blackbird Staff, was begun several years ago and has rapidly grown in popularity. This year great interest was shown in the voting. The contest ran from November 17-23. During this time posters were placed all over the school, and students were beseiged daily with requests for pennies for votes. A total of 17,500 votes were east. The money raised will be used to aid in financing The Blackbird. PROFILE OF YOUTH Rocky Mount High School was signally honored by having one of its students chosen to be featured in the April issue of The Ladies Home Journal in the Profile of Youth Series. Joanne Holt, popular senior, was our candidate for this Teen-Age feature. As a result of her selection, Joanne put R.M.H.S. in the limelight. Voted the Most Talented girl in the Senior Class, Joanne won new laurels at Chapel Hill when she was awarded a Scholarship to the Burnsville Summer Theater for being the outstanding actress at the Draniatics Festival. BL.-XNCHF WILKINS Cflrlljilrs .S14'I'i'HI1'f THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR :rf JOANNIC HOLT Proffff' nf Iulllfll CAMPUS SWEETHEART An additional thrill furnished spectators at the Raleigh- Rocky Mount football game was the crowning of Blanche Wilkins as Campus Sweetheart. The runners-up for the title in this annual event sponsored by the Il.lI.H.S. Band, were Nancy Williams and Barbara Fuller. All three girls were driven on to the field in a beautiful 1949 Pontiac Con- vertible. The Band stood in a heart formation around the car playing Sweethearts as Blanche was announced winner and presented with a huge bouquet of yellow chrysanthe- mums. The event climaxed a week uf nominating and vot- ing' of the students for top ranking Junior and Senior girls. Vfryr Eifflffif Tlirm' 'S- n emuriam And how do you remember Mr. Wilson? Do you think of the man himself as you saw him countless times? The rather slight, trim figure walking with quick, alert step-the keen brown eyes that could sparkle with humor or flash with determination-the way he ducked his head when he said Good morning -the inflection of his voice-the delib- erate, decisive manner in matters of importance-his abounding energy -his democratic attitude-his love of simple things-his dislike of pre- tense-and his all-consuming interest in everything and everybody- the warm friendship he extended to every student who came to him- his words of encouragement and strength-his wisdom-kncwledge -his character-Mr. Wilson-the man. Or do you remember him as R. Nl. Wilson-schoolman? A man who gave thirty-eight years of his life to the youth of Rocky Mount, serving in many capacities: as athletic coach, principal and then, for thirty-five years, as superintendent. And during those thirty-eight years what tremendous educational growth he witnessed! From a sys- tem composed of three grammar schools and two high schools, he lived to see Rocky Mount recognized as having one of the outstanding pro- gressive school systems of the State with eight grammar schools located in strategic sections of the city and two new high school buildings to replace the outgrown ones. And what a change in the curriculum, from the traditional readin', 'ritin' and 'rithmetic and the more con- ventional others to courses in music, dramatics, journalism, commercial subjects, vocational education and shop wcrk. Who can estimate the number of hours he spent traveling over North Carolina to educational meetings-ever eager to learn new methods, to keep abreast of the times and to be sure his students were receiving the best instructions possible. Or is it as a civic leader that you remember him? The Kiwanian who faithfully served on many committees for the betterment of com- munity life. The man who was always ready to speak in behalf of a good cause, actively interested in the work of the Boy Scouts. His name always appeared on the list of leaders for the Community Chest Cam- paign, the Red Cross Drive and the Christmas Seal campaign. Wher- ever he was needed, he served. Whenever he was called, he answered. Whatever he could do for his fellowman, he did. Perhaps you think of him as a loyal churchman, for well he de- serves this title. He served as a deacon in the First Presbyterian Church from 1915-1919. In 1919 he was ordained as an elder, and in 1930 he was elected to the position of Superintendent of the Sunday S-chocl-an office he held until his death. Regardless of which picture you cherish the most-or whether you remember all the many aspects of Mr. Wilson's character, each of us has a definite image of him in our mind-a special place dedicated to him in our heart. All of us in R. M. H. S.-faculty, students and other personnel-will always be grateful for the privilege of knowing Mr. Wilson, of working with him, of serving him. For, in the words of the Rev. Norman Johnson: His reverence, his earnestness, his faithful- ness, his loyalty to God and his fellowmen endeared him to many. The memory of such a life is inspiring. The influence of such a life is abid- ing. The work of such a life is eternal. Izrffa Flglzfy-Fwu' THE 1950 HI XOC -XR sig Ill HIICHT Mc.-XIQTHI' ll WI ISHN A-Xllgust IS, ISSN April 1, 15149 ' .ha THE 1950 HI-NOK'-AR Pfryfw Fzgflffff-Ifi Q- y, ., , ,4, , - 4 Y - , , ' AYLV . -4 - ,Wy ., J- - 'V s- 'SL A d n I 1, .. -sb ,A M x fxlvlf- ' Y ' -,L K.A.'vg,o 3,4-Y fx --X -4k.,Y -'X . , x 1 'TM 'VVS war f7 7Z7f fx' FWFWMOU 'WWW Z'-WIP: '79 - 7 fZ2 H72 M4 07.7 VWVZW y l7 'fy A 'I 1U?'A D?1 vi'f 53fm5ff 'l'v 2 'f'2' 'f477'I'2f,ffr+vv:'7g ' Z Lv,:, fllx hs- -..... 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IV? f1111.js111! ll'12i:1'1-'111-I11y111:I11I'I'lg111,111!l1'1111I111im1111' 11111, ,111sf 1111.1 fl 111111: 111 11111 G1'1'g111'11 WMI, . 1IIf1 sw 11'1111f 1111 1111's 11111101 A111111 1,,,1,Q. ,W-H IH, UM, huh- ug RHH.,,S3,',,1' A fA11ll' 1'111111'111 1111111, 111111111 111 1111' 1'11111'1'11, 111 11111 ' 111111111-f1'1'1' !l4'fl1'S' fl'4lI1I 1111111 12150 BOBBY GORHAM, LAWRRNVIC THUIII' THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR 1'1ly1' 1111111111-11-S11'11 ESTABLISHED 1904 FOR MORE THAN 46 YEARS WE HAVE SERVED THE FARMERS OF EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA 09 :fp 1904 Zyffal. 1950 hc MADE TO ORDER FERTILIZERS FOR OUR 27 COUNTY CIRCLE OF SERVICE Planters Cotton Oil 8. Fertilizer Company Rocky Mount, North Carolina Scotland Neck, Nashville, Whitakers, Goldsboro P E If E lf THE 19501-IINOC AP SPORTING GOODS TOYS - BICYCLES AQUARIUMS - TROPICAL FISH SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS 152 soum Mmzv STREET ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK 8x TRUST CO The Bank of Personal Service ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA The Largest Unit Bank in Eastern North Carolina Seeing the Needs of This Community For More Than Fifty Years COMMERCIAL - SAVINGS - TRUST livery Account Up To 335.000, Insured hy Federal Deposit Insurance Corporzition THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Pugv F fl ff X CITY SHOE COMPANY SHOE SERVICE 165 S. Washington Strom-1 Imperial Furniture Co. HOME FURNISHINGS . , ,- llnal 41141 14llSoutl1 Wuslminglon Sllwft PEERLESS CLEANERS Dry Clozlners and Dyvrs Dial 7094 206 Rose Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina SUNSHINE LAUNDRY l.uunclry Washing Is Pure I'3ecaL1sL- It l'z1steL11'izs-s Dial 2-1181 Modern Builders, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Rocky Mount, North Carolina For Tlw Heist In Town, Svc Rocky Mount Laundry 8: Dry Cleaners, Inc. Dial T158 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY The Hi-Nor-A r's MOST LOYAL BOOSTER nge' Xilzcfy THE 1950 HI-INOC AR CAROLINA BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY 520 SOUTH GRACE STREET BUILDING MATERIAL - MILLWORK - LUIVIBER - PAINT i w.I - -f40.50 X Dry Cleaning L-' Laundering BY 53 ' 'P gms with lx 1- Q lil Experts Care b llrzkb QL-ji-,ATI BISHOP LAUNDRY CQMPANY WE DO IT BETTER DIAL 4145 WILLIAMS LUMBER COMPANY We Sell Everything To Build Anything Rocky Mount, North CZIFOIIIIZI THE 1950 I-II-NOC-AR Pug: W. B. LEA TOBACCO COMPANY PEARSALL OIL 8: FUEL COMPANY, Inc. P. O. BOX 1107 Mobil Oil Products Premium Coal For Motor Oil Every Need Fuel Oil The Sign of Friendly Grease and Gear Oil Service 511 Keen Street Dial 2-21027 Rocky Mount, North Carolina PRIDGEN TIRE COMPANY, Inc. QUALITY TIRE REBUILDING U. s. TIRES DIAL soos CADDELL MOTORS CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 256 TARBORO STREET DIAL 2-3121 I zye' X1'Iwfy-Y'zf'o THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR PEOPLES OIL COMPANY W. HENRY TOLER, P1-op. PRODUCTS BIKE DISTRIBUTORS T Our Fuel Oil Makes Warm Friends E. S. BULLUCK Anythingin Jewelry, VVatCheS, and Clocks Jewelry Repairing and Engraving DIAL 7561 I-IOGGARD-VANN MOTORS OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE 413 SOUTH CHURCH STREET DIAL 5406 ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. THE GLAMOR SI-IOP DEPENDABLE DRY CLEANING--- l---CERTIFIED FUR STORAGE WALKER-CARTER Frank VVaIker Don Carter 235 SOUTH MAIN STREET DIAL 6530 THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Pngf Xin HAYES CASH GROCERY J E W E L B 0 X GROCERIES - FRESH MEAT5 Your Ifrii-mlly Vi-1-dit .li-xwlws PRODUCE 128 Suutli Main Street 845 If'z1llsRm1d llizll 2-1791 Rocky Muunl, North 1':z1'nli1iu ESTABLISHED 1818 ROCKY MOU T CARD1-ED CGTTON MILL YARN ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. VOGUE DRESS SHOP J. M. Williams' Service IF IT'S NEW' . . . Painting WE HAVE IT 2126 South Main Street - VVallpape1'ing Sanding Dial 2-1509 I IJ Xincfgf-Fmlf' THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Wood's Service Station WOOD OIL COMPANY Gasoline Tires Scientific Metered 4-9 Gasoline M0f01' Fuel ggi Kerosene Tune-up . . Oil Luhrit ants Lubricants Batteries 701 S. Church St. Dial 6806 701 S. Church St. Dial 6806 DANIEL'S Inc. The Shopping Center for Women and Junior Misses Main Street Rocky Mount, N. C. Coats - Suits - Dresses - Lingerie M A Y F A I R S I-I O P Smart Apparel for Women Sportswear - Accessories 300 S. Main Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina W. C. REID 8a COMPANY MUSIC CENTER Pianos - Radios - Records - Music 143 S. Main St. Dial 2-2091 J A M E S M . F O X JEWELER 126 S. Main Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina MAY 8: GORI-IAM Prescription Druggist At Five Points Dial 2-1127 Dial 2-1128 M. C. BRASWELL CO. BATTLEBORO, N. c. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Page Xian tj WIMBERLEY AND GREGORY RENTALS 1 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 123 Sunset Avenue Dial 6195 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Organized 1902 MORTGAGE LOANS INSURED SAVINGS Dial 6196 123 Sunbet Avenue THE 1950 HI NOC AR Pay Attention to XVhat You Eat But More to Where You Eat It Pa.rker's Restaurant and Dining Room Air Conditioned Home of Easy Credit at the ROYAL CLOTHING CO. 118 S. W'ashi11gt0n Street Glenn's Doughnut Shop Home of Good Doughnuts 118 North Main Street ROCKY MOUNT. N. C. G. R. Garrett Tobacco Co. V17 jaw x.. ,-- , , -' f 'Q ' f p . VG. STANCIILXS GROCERY AND MARKET MUNN-GRIFFIN WHOLESALE MEATS - GROCERIES FRUITS AND PRODUCE ALFORD INSURANCE KRESS AND COMPANY gf REALTY COMPANY 5 - 10 - 25 CENT STORE 117 Coast Line Street Dial 6262 Insurance Real Estate THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Pngf' .Xznrfy S IF7 nocKY MoUN'r, N. c. CITY OF GOOD HEALTH Your Rocky Mount Health Department Guards Health In Many Ways: Clinics: Tuberculosis X-Rays tliiwanis sponsoredl T. B. Skin Test tlst grade - followccl hy X-Ray! Foodhandlers Venereal Disease Immunization Schools tVaccinationsl Mothers and Infants Eye, Ear. and Dental Examinations Cancer Inspections Made By Health Officers: Milk Producers, Dairies - Inspected Monthly Milk Distributors - Inspected Monthly Milk Samples Collected and Analyzed Monthly From Producers Route Samples Collected Monthly and Analyzed Herds Tested Yearly for Bangs Disease and T. B. Cafes under Monthly Inspection - Graded Quarterly Markets Inspected Monthly - Graded Quarterly Tourist Homes Inspected and Graded Quarterly Hospitals Inspected Monthly and Graded Quarterly Hotels and Dining Rooms Inspected Monthly - Graded Quarterly Freezer Locker Inspected Monthly - Graded Quarterly Ahattoirs Inspected Monthly - Graded Quarterly Swimming' Pools Under Monthly Inspection - Checked IVeekly Jails Under Regular Inspection Monthly Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths ot' Rocky Mount Recorded D. D. T. Program: All Markets, Cates, Stables Privies, and Unsewered Houses Sprayed NVater Shed Inspected for 15 miles Rodent Control Privy Inspection Stable Inspection Laboratory: A Complete Set-Up for all Health Activities COOPERATE 'WITH YOUR CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT IN KEEPING ROCKY MOUNT A HEALTHY CITY Page .N'1'nety.E'z'gl1f THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR PURIFOY'S UYSTER BAR AND SEAFOOD CAFE AT Room' MoUNT's FAIRGROUNDS CAFE Rawls 8: Winstead, Inc. IVHOLESALE AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES Dial 6105 Rocky Mount, N. C. IF ITS BETTER SERVICE YOU NVANT CALL US BERNARD TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY Genuine Nash Parts and Accessories Complete Repair Service for All Make Cars and Trucks 809 - 811 South Church Street DIAL 4125 ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. Daughtridge Fuel Company COAL 1 FUEL OIL DIAL 2-1166 The Daniel Company CASE' FARM MACHINERY GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES PURINA FEEDS - SEEDS Highway 301 1 Mile South ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Page .Yincfzf X II DRUMIVIOND'S FLORIST DIAL 5324 1:11 'Vu V H 119fNortI13I:unSl1'1-mf! THE. DAIRY BAR N NK? 1-'on 'rms 1:1+:s'1' iff L , .,, ,N , ,. M II In CIILAM MII.IxbIIAIxIub Xf , H XNIJXYIUIIICS UF ALI, KINDS 'f G11-cnhousu - 409 Rcdgatc Ave. GOOD SERVICE DIAL 5873 Roclcv Mount, North Czlrolinzx 1 I I 1 ,ig 35'.-ff Q . fi ,lfahl ein' 'Q 1 ' na vs uv on I Pepsi-Cola Company, Lonq Island City. N. Y. Bottled Lon-zxlly by I'epsi-f'olu Bottling' Co., Rocky BIUUIIL N. C. -fllfzlrfwfvl THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR n Charles Department Store Your One Stop Shopping Center Rocky Mount. North Carolina Free Parking . . . Rocky Mount's Finest .... Air Conditioned ...... NEW COASTAL CAFE BREAD ROLLS MADE - RITE BAKERY 1912 South Church Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina CAKES PIES TWIN COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY LINCOLN AND MERCURY DEALER The Cleanest Used Cars In This Territory Motor Bearings and Parts Company, Inc. Johhers of Standard Brands of Replacement Parts 2223 S. Main Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina YoUR PREFERENCE G A R D N E R ' S VELVET ICE CREAM SPECIAL PREFERENCE Gzirdner's Lord Velvet Ice Cream THE 19 50 III-NOC-AR Pllfft' One' 11111111 IU I DAVENPORT MOTOR CO. PONTIAC - CADILLAC SALES - SERVICE 000 SOUTH CHURCH STREET DIAL 7161 JOYNER OIL COMPANY, Inc. SHELL PRODUCTS ALBEMARLE AVENUE AND VIRGINIA ST. DIAL 2-4101 P O H1111 IT THE 1050 HI NOC -XP HOME SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION INSURED SAVINGS - HOME LOANS 2 j INSURED Run'-11 my .1 IW 125 TARBORO STREET DIAL 6156 STANDARD INSURANCE 8z REALTY CO. INSURANCE - RENTALS - REAL ESTATE 125 TARBORO STREET DIAL 6156 RAY BANDYS DESOTO 85 PLYMOUTH 602 NORTH CHURCH STREET DIAL 2-4111 ROLLER CHAMPION FLOUR THE FLOUR THE BEST COOKS USE Distributed by GEORGE S. EDWARDS 8: COMPANY Established 1892 ROCKY MOUNT. NORTH CAROLINA THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Pfzgc' Om' HlllI!I?'f7lI-Tll.I ICA 'I' AT BUSY BEE CAFE IJIAI. T111 QLHAIJIQ A I. W. Rose Drug Company llmliy Blount, N. t'. 'l'uhz1L'L'w TUXYII t'mnplm-1e l'1'e:w1'ipticm Service ll. I,. l'.'X'l'Sl'lAYUl'HAS. I'1w:Iv1'ir-lm' China-Alllericall Tobacco COIIIIIZIIIY ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA --4 ,' . '. .. K, .L iii 5 M .-F4- ' Q13 A ,,q. , is Q.. .YA ',r', . :4zg C. 1 fl C H A N D L E R ' S 1 J ffnfd 5c to 51.00 STORE gW4y'77l0 TWO EIITIYIIICGS The Fashion Center 106 N. Main St. 114 Sunset Ave. for Thrifty uvomenu 330 South Main Street 111' Om' Hzaffflrwl-Fmlz' THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR GEHMAN'S jEWELER'S 139 SOUTH MAIN STREET ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA X 7 X BUNTING-HARDY 81 MINGES QUALITY AND STYLE IN MEN'S APPAREL EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVEU Rocky Mount. North Carolina 'jz.,. ' N 4Af': 5'3 if A ,Eff I 7 El dS Mkt i Hg CWOO llpel' al' C -7. 712- .-Q .4 1' E and 1 LUNCH BAR I Rocky Mount Floral Company Uwe Deliver Arthur R. NVQ-9.tI'lGl'S Sz Son Dial 0-1101 Diql 2-1278 ART IN FLOWERS Rocky Mount, North Carolina DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS A GOOD DRUG STORE H. L. HICKS DRUG STORE Always Glad To Serve You SUNDRIES SODAS THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR Pngr Om, Humlr IF1 BULLUCK FURNITURE COMPANY QUALITY FURNITURE 121S.l'lIl'Il1'IIS'I'HEI'I'l' IIOVK Y MfJl'N'l', N, V. CffCl'JJQl'R umlgnzrultztimls and lwxt wixllux to the gnulzuzuzs nf' IQSO . . . Ulu' CIUll71lTj', mul thc Wlnrltl fuUfcsln3'r:11. . . , flu' tl Huttuv' -rU771UT7'Ul1'. V'-- : I ROCK Y MOL 'NTS OW'N STORE ALMAND'S ROCKY MoUNT's EXCLUSIVE RADI0 STATION WEE-D CUT RATE DRUG STORE AM 8: FM 1330 S. Main Street PRESCRIPTIONS Established 1933 Soda Fountain Luncheonette 1'The Cheapest is Not the Best, But the Best is the Cheapestn WATERS BROTHERS Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors 210 - 212 Rose Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina BREWER PAINT Sc WALL PAPER COMPANY Paint and Wall Paper Contractors ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. GREENSBORO. N. C. I ll Om' Ilfrnclrrd-Sim THE 1950 HI-NOC-AR SOAR ONWARD TO SUCCESS IE SENIORS OE EIETY BELK TYLER' S EASTERN C4ROLIN'A'S SHOPPING CENTER REMEMBER! IN EVERY TOIVN THERE IS ALIVAYS BELK-TYLER'S ONE GOOD PLACE TO SHOP IN ROCKY MOUNT IT'S ml-iixm CKQQ Double means two, K Sk' 9 1 More for you! Q4 O Double for one, Q - 4 +R , EQFN Plenty for two. KET! vl' -- - Yi F --M wg wt. :' ,I 5 l ' ,- . .- DRINK I umm eotoo S ' DDU E K ET I P+ Mons DOUBLE K5 p I -?q,,2Qt2 .T --fzyiggiri I I .r-wtf-'Q Trl 4A.- rx 1'. f - f Mann' ' ' l rcggmvsnzvvof.-E -0 ' 9' ,.,:1m. gf: .-1 45, gif ', i--7. X 1 I 5 K. . f'ff33,, I' J , . I ogg fo R 0 HI-NOC? AR lyllffl' Um' II1!l1fI1'v I N J. S. Gorham Hardware Co. M. R. ROBBINS YOUR FRIENDLY STORE LIFE INSURANCE 2239 - 2-11 rlI2ll'lJOI'O Street If you dou't buy from us . . DIAL 8119 BUY AYIYWQY PITTMAN'S ESSO SERVICE CHURFH STREET and FALLS ROAD Complete Lubrication - Tires and Accessories DIAL 9971 NEW YORK CAFE Try Our Tasty Meals WILRO RESTAURANT SIZZLING STEAKS FINE F0005 and DELIGHTFULLY SERVED Delicious Meals of All Kinds 22 .Ch '-h St ,t Tarboro Street Rocky Mount 0 S UIC ree RADIO HOSPITAL 127 South VVashiugt0u Street DIAL 2-2972 WILKINSON, BULLUCK 8: COMPANY Established 1895 INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 1 RENTALS MORTGAGE LOANS 1 REAL ESTATE 126 North Main Street Rocky Mount, N- C- Pnge One Humlrerl-Eiglzf THE 1950 HI'N0C'AR DILLON SUPPLY COMPANY ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA FINANCING AUTOMOBILES Direct Auto Finance Co., Inc. Any Make - Any Model - Any Year DIAL 2-2146 Corner Washington and Hill Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina GO TO JOHN B. EXUlVl'S for Mc-n's Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings of Better Quality Dial 5325 112 Tarboro St. Sales PACKARD Service FLAKE B. CHIPLEY, Inc. 4'Every Service For Every Car DIAL 2-1550 Carolina School of Commerce The School That Gets Results ROCKY MOUNT. N. C. A Iiusinvss Cnllvgz' Sj7CCl'Cl1lZillg in Husiiwss Trfziwing 7 E.f'1n'r'f Ii1sfrl4c'fim1 - Indivi- clfuzl Tlllliilllllfj - Frm' Dezizzrzmfi-rzfiorz Da'- purfnlvnf. .-lp1n'w1'Ud for G. I. Trflflziilg. L. D. THOMAS, President DIAL 7095 RADIO SERVICE SHOP W'ALTI'lR MEARSH G. E. RADIOS Best In Radio Repairing 112 S. IVashington Street DIAL 8350 Standard Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS Dial 7128 124 Sunset Ave Rocky Mount, North Carolina ' THE 1950 H1-Noe-AR 1'.,,y.w om- limo,-f',1-ix' CENTER SODA SHOP Your After School Meeting Place Get Your Cokes, Snacks. and S2IlIlIIYit'iIl,'S from I'Il'2lIIL'L'S :ind Jack SOUTHERN DAIRIES, Inc. MILK - ICE CREAM - SEABROOK FARMS FROZEN FOODS Rocky Mount, North Czirolinu 122 Coast Line Street Dial -1128 S Y IF IT'S FLOWERS RW- BENNETT'S FLORIST 'H X 610 Ambler Avenue Rocky Mount. North Curolinzl Bennett Barnes, Proprietor Dial 5211 IN ROCKY MOUNT, IT'S BALDWIN'S Corner of Main Street and Sunset Avenue Be Sure To Visit Our FASHION BOWL Second Floor Page One Hundred-Ten THE 1950 I-II-NOC-AR THIS ANNUAL PRINTED BY WALKER-ROSS PRINTING CO., Inc. COMMERCIAL PRINTERS OFFICE OUTFITTERS AUTHORIZED REMINGTON RAND SALES AND SERVICE K5 DIAL 7121 ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA THI 1 OHIIXOL AI' P O H I III 96 1 pm: ff I Q.-Qu 15-maj A J' aaa! -x'tffOCa-.f1 K 3' , '-ff ' J' gf V - - ,jf ff - ZS-X 45ROwrI:2cRowNfeOLA ff A 1 - BOTTLING CO. The Quality Corn f -K- Hocfrf Mguy '44-51 ,, F172 North Vliurch Street The freedom, Opportunities and rewards for achieve- ment in our country have directly enabled the whole American people to live on a Scale undreamed of in any other Country in the World. J 7 ' rv - F ' -' ,, . A I I of A - ef SIIINIQY l3I,I'MIf:N'I'II,xI. N CO., Ixcz. ESTABLISHED 1854 CAROMOUNT DIVISION ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA TUk9H0m9 THE CAKE BOX Cl SPECIALTY BA KING and FINE FANCY FOODS f, Everything Good to Eat f DIAL 2-3732 575 North Raleigh Street Rocky Mount. North Carolina Page Om' HH1IcI1'e'f1-T1f'f'll'0 THE 1950 HLNOC'-AP s l 55 ,I .3 I Z ll' 1 'rm 'J 7a 743 6 GM of 7950: tm, W This brings you greetings from Blanche, - Mfg' And congratulations from Vila Thomas, too. ' 4 ,A Y 1 ' f J A hearty wish for future success from Nan who asked, 'n 'D Eyes brown or bluen. di., if James Reid says, All the best . . .VYVV ' The cameras plead, 4'Speak for usn- gb. Even the brides that beam from the Walls lf,-af Seem to join in the chorus. Lf' So for the entire Barringer Studio- I We say, We've enjoyed it a lot'l. And may the future years be filled with happiness, . Is the sincere Wish of fBu0's', and Dot , ply .j if SU I W QT ,V X . fxlid x?i-x-N-Kgxflx ifj L9 +1-, v 'xx 'X I Qi' X 1 f T f' 1: 'LY ,N-T is 47 -. X-' VKX . 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