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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

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To the youth, to the men lVh0 have gone into life from her happy halls To the past-to the 'now To fhe glorious days that are to be To the deeds we have done To the halls of heroes we have sung. Then-Here's to dear old Rocky Mount High Ere will 'we her proclaim. Wh-ile we live until we die Let all who love her shout her name. Through life 'we will remember her Ne'er will we soil her name And we'll fight her baffles for her And ever spread abroad her fame. the Ul1l'Utifll'S1,' photographer. JOHN PAGE lfllfflll' lil'l'llHY 1'AIili llffsfflrsx .llnnngr 1' l RANf'lCS DUNN .lfll'I'I'fl'Nl.Hfj .llnirfzgu BENNY lYlll'lNN Cf' JO 11761 Music is the ever present undercurrent of our daily lives. The radio that awakens us in the morning, the humming of the bus driver, the whist- ling grocery boy all form a symphony of sound that serves as an accompan- iment to life. Being' aware of this fact, we, the staff of the 1951 Hi-Noc-Ar. have endeavored to show the important place music plays in our school hours. For with the echoes from the band room, the lively tones of the choir and voices of the students - 810 strong' - lifted in assembly, R.M.H.S. truly has 'Music In The Air'. Just any morning iiom 10.00 - 10.-lo! lho Editor. thc advisor and ,unsung flfrrlllllll-nl! .-llllllffjjrl' is ail .Jo J ze izief go 317. jffafmlfl SZ ,flbawwy ..... who has given so tmselfishly of his time, talent antl interest, 'who has fwitli his lvantl antl elioiv' lrroiiglit recognition and lionots to out school anti our city, who is always pleasant, anti in spirit anti tleetl a trite friend of young people, five, tlie staff, grateftilly and affectionately tletlieate tliisf The 1951 Hi-Noe-At. THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Page S ' CN C7 a 1 V 'e Qt' ffl? ' IX -1 .S'cufz'fl, loft fn riglif: Mr. D. S. Johnson. Mrs. Ruby Blythe. Sfrrnrlizzg, lofi' fo riylzf: Mr. William Coleman, Mrs. T. R. Easterling, Mr. George R. Edwards, Mrs. Julian Whitehurst, Mr. VV. Mye1's Ivy, Mr. W. L. Thorp. Abscuf: Mr. T. J. Pearsall, Mr. Frank Wilkinson. 74a gazed of 7waz'eee The members of the Board of Trustees of the Rocky Mount City Schools, though busily engaged with personal responsibilities, give gene1'- ously of their time and ability in the interest of our school. This group has provided the administrative leadership that answers adequate opportunities for the youth of this community to prepare for useful living. Q' D. S. JOHNSON ECA.: JI..-l. Dulce l'ni1'z'rSify Mr. Johnson, who was the prin- cipal of R.M.H.S. before becoming Superintendent, has long been a friend of young people. With wide experience in teaching, guidance and administration, Mr. Johnson is well equipped to serve the schools and his community in the cause of progressive education. 3694 564006 p . . ff. M. EDSON 1l,:l.,' .l1.,-l. lvrlfl'l'l'Nffy nf .X orth L rzrollnzr Mr. Edson, who is completing his second year as principal of R.M. ILS., enjoys the respect and admi- ration of his co-workers and stu- dents. His sense of fairness, disci- pline, and keen wit create 21 feeling' of good will wherever he goes. Striving daily to make our school one of the best in North Carolina. Mr. Edson has given his honest efforts and unselfish devotion to- ward that goal. fb fxs.-zwoz ays - - - School trys V ., ' Q 23 ' I 5' , hx . it as 'J 4, af? I ' -'11 'W I it - I 'X Q W . hs 5 '- I ftil I' 1 v if , ,Q .. 44 , , I 6 1 If r -Q Lx..l:,,? , , t . , , l Q ? 4,., - VV . ..ZIT-if: I H I ,, 4 . SQ X K I eww , . , S X s X N 4'-' X XX s ' s D N,-., E, Q , . 'Lf-,.,: Nt: - G ta' .lx 'O ' s , W Q K S 2 x , ss Y. Y fora V Yi R' s X X X : . e- 1, .atrnfz .f .M . ,, ,. . . in Q - ., 3.-Q:-1.. I , N .M . X . . I me an , X I My X Q.. so . ,N -'fi f tr- xg-jg-. x x Q Msg Q5 ' ie . - Q . s was e s - ' , .N-1 'XI XX X . . I 5 , - .S - I S I-.glffi X -. I V . f, -s X. Q X Q XNS W Q- MS X S ' ml aw r ns it 1 ?wfffe4zt5 MR. E. E. ADKINS Jlalhrnuztics, Dircctor ofAtl1lL'fi1'S, Advisor for HAFOS, Head Football Coacli, Alt. llulfr University, Graduate' u'orlf Colum- bia, l'.X.C. MR. NEAL A. ATKINS Industrial Arts, Vocational Education Supervisor, I'ur'ational Education, Rocky Mount City Schools, B. Ed. Eastern, Illi- nois Teachers' Collcgc, Graduate 1l.'Ul'lx' Oli io State l7niversity. MISS ANNE BIRKHEAD CltIHllIlll'l'llll Education, Advisor Dancing Club, Advisor Good Sports Club, B.S.S.A., lVo1nans' College of U.N.C. MISS WITA BOND Illathenzatics, Sponsor for National Honor Sucietgg A.B., E. C.T.C.,' MA. Duke Uni-vfrsityg Graduate work, University of Chicago, Columbia. MRS. SUE BOWDEN Connnercial Education: Advisor Typing Service Club, A.B., E.C.T.C.,' M..-I.,' New York University. MRS. BESSIE CARR Secretary to Principal MR. S. L. CHAPMAN IVoodu'ork, Drawing, D.O.,' B. S.. Georgia Teachers' College. MR. C. C. CLEETWOOD Science, Civics, Asst. Football Coach, Baseball Coachp B.S. Appalacliian. State Teachers' College: Graduate work, U.N. C., A.S.T.C. MISS DOROTHY CRAIGHILL French, Civics, Sponsor for Service Club, A.B. George Wash- ington Cui-versity. MRS. J. J. CUTHRELL English ,' Spanish ,' A.B., U'.C.l'.N.C.,' Graduate work, Duke, IV.C.U.N.C. MRS. NANCY T. GORHAM English, A.B., IT'.C.C.N.C., MA., Duke University MR. RALPH GORHAM History, Civics, Debating Coa.ch,' A.B. U.N.C.,' Graduate work, U.N.C. MISS JOSEPHINE GRANT Honzenzal.-ing, B.A., E.C.T.C.,' Graduate work, University of Tennessee, Parsons School of Design, New York, Sponsor F.H.A. MISS HARRIET GURLEY Saint Mary's Junior College, A.B., U.N.C.,' Advisofr Tl'i-H'1L-T'- MISS JESSIE JOHNSON English, Chairnzan English Department, Advisor for Future Teachers, A.B. IVon1an's College of U.N.C.g Graduate work, Columbia, University, U.N.C. MISS KATE PARKS KITCHIN English, Dean of Girls, Counsel, Advisor for Student Organ- ization, Director of Social Program, A.B., U.N.C.,' llI.A. Co- lumbia, Graduate -work, Northieeste-rn Universityg U.N.C. MRS. MILDRED KRAMER Draniatics, B.A., Atlantic Clzristiaoz College: Graduate work, E.C.T.C., U'.C.U.N.C'., Ennerson. College of Oratory, Boston, lllass., U.N.G. MR. C. V. LUNDY Physical Education, Jayvee Football Coach, Tennis Coach., B.S., East Tennessee State Collegeg Graduate work, Univers- ity of Southern California. 74wffef'of5 MRS. THELMA LUNDY Girls Physiral Education, Advisor for G.A.A.g B.S. East Tennessee State College. MR. A. MALLOY MeGRE'GOR 11Ifll'lll'IIlIlil.t'S,' Business illanager of Athletics: A.B., M.A., University of South Carolina: Graduate work, University of Virginia, Peabody University of Cllll'Ug0f U.N.C. MISS EDNA McLAUGHLIN Latin, ILA. Flora MacDonald Collegeg Graduate 'work Wake Forest College. MISS DORIS MEEKINS Art: A.B. George Peabody College for Teaohersg Graduate work, Peabody Adult Art Class Sponsored by IVOIIICITISS Club. MISS ALMA MURCHISON English ,' Advisor of Hi-Noe-Arg Creative Writing Club: lVlary Washington College: Graduate work, 'Wake Forest College. MISS IOLA PARKER History: Advisor for Student World Federalistsg Latin, A.B., W.C.U.N.C., Graduate work, Duke University. MR. H. T. PARRY Baudg Choir, B.S. D-rake University: Graduate work, North- western. MISS ELEANOR PEARSALL Librarian, A.B. Goucher College,' Graduate work, B.S., U.N. C.,' New University, Columbia. MR. C. E. PRIVOTT St-ieneeg Chenzistry,' Physicsg Advisor Audio Visual Clubg Co-Advisor Hi-Noe-Arg B.S. and M.A., Wake Forestg Grad- uate zvork, Wake Forest. MISS MARGARET RICKS Geonzetryg Trigonometry: Advisor Slide Rule Clubg B.A. Con- verse, Georgetown, Peabodyg Graduate work, MA. George- town, M.A. Peabody. MISS JEAN RIDDLE Distributivc Eclucatliong Advisor fo-r Girls Trzl-Hi-Yg D.E. Clubg B.S. Richmond Professional Institute. MRS. GLADYS ROBBINS B.A., Winthrop College, Rock Hill, S. C.: Ad-visor Dancing Clubg Graduate 'zvorlc at U.N.C., and E.C.T.C. MISS ATHLEEN TURNAGE Mathenzaties, History, Advisor for Junior Red Cross Club,' A.B., IV.C.U.N.C., Graduate work, University of N.C., Uni- versity of Virginia.. MRS. ORA VANBUSKIRK Biology: Seieneeg Advisor Science Clubg A.B. Elon. College, Graduate zvork, iIl.A. Duke University. MISS RUBIE VAUSE English ,' 1I.A. Duke University. MISS HAZEL VVORSLEY V Piano: B.A., lV.C.U.N.C.,' Graduate u'ork, Colulnlnia, Carolina, IVoman.'s College. MRS. T. D. YOUNG English ,' Journalisnzg Advisor for The Blackbird: Cut-a-Rug Clubq A.B. Duke University. ...-.. Q' Q: ...,,,,fw ,. 1 .t A K, ' X I I I A E 1 N 1 W Q u 7 nf T E.. 9 A V ' N X dw Uqmewica, Uqmewica, d f god Slzechgfis gfzace Un gllzee .... SENIOR CLASS OEEICERS FALL TERM Frank Liwsay l'1'rfxllf1'nf Tommy Bass , . , . I wr' I rrxfflrllf Margaret Boom- Srrrwfrr ry f I ga Ralph Adams TVCIISH ref' nqihc Last e e fomev This group entered old R.M.H.S. in the Fall of 1950 looking a little more mature than the past year and exercising every possible privilege, for at last they were Seniors. They had attained their highest goal. The Fall oflicers did a fine job in selling Christmas cards and turned the job over to the Spring officers with the pot full. The main job of the Spring officers is to plan the graduation ceremonies, and at the printing of this annual were going about the job with a new found zest. As for the others, they were looking into the future which might bring college, good jobs, or - the arm- ed forces. SENIOR CLASS OEEICERS SPRING TERM Anne Zimmerman TI'PIlS'IlI'i'l' Margaret Boone Sevr01'c1,1'y Harold Harper Pl'f'SilI07Il' George Harris Vice President I Patsy Abernathy Music Lovers Club: Edsonian Dramatic Organization: Ad- vanced Physical Education. William Adams Edsonian Dramatic Organiza- tion: Choir: Homeroom Presi- dent: Traffic Committee: Deco- ration Committee tor lunior- Senior. Shirley Anderson National Honor Society: Tri-Hi- Y: Marshall for Commencement: World Federalists: Future Teach- ers: Chairman of Handbook Committee: Treasurer of Stu- dent Organization: Winner of Essay Contest: Good Sports Club: Senior Superlative: Win- ner ot Music Medal. Anne Bailey Good Sports Club: Student Or- ganization Representative: So- cial Committee: Homeroom Offi- ces: High Salesman in Maga- zine Campaign: Refreshment Committee for junior-Senior: Miss Community Chest '5l': Runner up in Miss Print Con- test: Beauty Queen Court: Choir: I-'.H.A., Dancing Club: Ed- sonian Dramatic Organization. 7951 Ralph Adams Homeroom offices: Treasurer ol Senior Class: BAFOS: Service Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Traffic Committee: Eagle Scout. Elizabeth Lorraine Allen Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y: Good Sports Club: Student Organiza- tion Representative: Refresh- ment Committee ot Iunior-Senior: Dancing Club: Homeroom Oili- ces. Claudette Archie G.A.A.: F.H.A.: Decoration Com- mittee for Iunior-Senior: Tri-Hi- Y: Art Club: Decoration Comm- ittee ior Freshman Frolic. Nancy Bartholomew Secretary ot Sophomore Class: Vice-President of Iunior Class: Homeroom Ottices: Tri-Hi-Y OH- ices: Delegate to Leaders Con- gress: Hi-Noc-Ar Staff: Nation- al Honor Society: Junior Red Cross Representative: Student Organization Representative: lunior-Senior Planning Comm- ittee: Bulletin Board Committee: Candidate for Miss Print: Elec- tions Committee: Senior Super- lative: Candidate lor Beauty Queen: Commencement Mar- shall. endow Norman Bartholomew Red Cross Representative: Hi- Y: Athletic Club: Homeroom Ottices: School Sports Writer for Evening Telegram: Music Lov- ers Club: Traffic Committee: Bulletin Board Committee: Band Bruce Batchelor Vice-President ot Homeroom: Music Club: Bulletin Board Committee: Boy Scout. Doris Blandford Homeroom Offices: Junior Red Cross: Choir. Anne Blunt Tri-Hi-Y: Homeroom Oflices: Good Sports Club: Black Mas- quers: Edsonian Dramatic Or- ganization: Honor at Dramat- ics Festival: Senior Girl Scout 7951 Tommy Bass Vice-President oi Sophomore and Senior Classes: Vice-President of Service Club: Secretary ot BAFOS: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football and Baseball Man- ager: Program Committee: Fire Drill Committee: Traffic Com- mittee: Homeroom Ottices. Joseph Beard Vice-President of Homeroom: Decoration Committee for lun- ior Senior: Visual Education Club: Edsonian Dramatic Organ- ization: Black Masquers. Jack Bloodworth Margaret Boone National Honor Society: Black Masquers: Secretary oi Senior Class: Debating Team '48': President of Student World Fed- ercxlists: Tri-Hi-Y Ofiices: 'Chair- man Refreshrnent Committee tor Sophomore Dance: G.A.A. Offi- ces: Student Organization Rep- resentative: Homeroom Offices: Junior Senior Decoration Com- mittee: Edsonian Dramatic Or- ganization: Entertainment Com- mittee for Freshman Frolic. Monroe Brinson Vice-President oi Home-room: President of Audio Visual Aid Club: Music Lovers Club: Ed' sonian Dramatics Organization: Black Masquers: Sound Tech' nician in Dramatics, Dorothy Brock Glrl's Chorus: Choir: Office Work: F.H.A,: Edsonian Dru' matics Organization. Anne Bulluck Tri-Hi-Y: F.l-LA.: Candidate for Miss Print Contest: Choir: Creer- leader: Campus Sweetheart: Beauty Court: Homeroom Otti' cer: Dancing Club: Edsonian Dramatic Organization: Decora- tive Committee tor Iunior-Senior Billy Calhoun Student Organization Represen- tative: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Service Club: Band: Homeroom Officer: Baseball Manager, af res: Bob Britt Football Warsityi 2, 3, 4: Vars- ity Baseball 2, 3. 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Athletic Club: BAFOS: Hi-Y Officer: Edsonian Dramatic Organization. Allen Brown Homeroom President: D. E. Club President: Delegate to D. E. Convention: President of East- ern District of State D. E. Cone gress. Robert Burgess Transferred from Charles L. Coon High School, Wilson: Ed- sonian Dramatic Organization. Cecil Capps Art Club: Homeroom Bulletin Board Committee: Subject Class Officers. Semlafw Imdtislqigt t'at'tnich:1cl DE. Club: G.A.A.: F,H.A.: Class- room Oltices: Homeroom Bas- ketball Team: Advanced Phys- ical Education. Betsy Curt' Homeroom Offices: Co-Chain man at Decoration Committee for Iunior-Senior: Tri-Hi-Y: Ed- sonian Dramatic Organization: Ir. Music Club: Vice-President Good Sports Club: Business Manager of Hi-Noc-Ar: Secre- tary of Iurtior Class: Student Or- qanization Representative: Cheer- leader: Co-Chairman of Edson- ian Scrapbook: Senior Girl Scout: EHA.: Delegate Tri-Hi- Y Training Congress: Delegate to Eastern District Student Council Congress, Jimmy Carter Elections Committee: Editor ot Blackbird: Debating Team: Vars- ity Football: Choir: Student Or- ganization Representative: Treasurer of Sophomore Class: Homeroom Offices: Kiwanis T. B, Essay Contest Winner: Danc- ing Club. Katherine Collins Girl's Chorus: Cholrz Typing Service Club. New S s 1-'il 009 5 t 1951 Hultliy f'2tl'llCl ltt:l' H,-Y: Choir: Student Organiza- tion Representative: Homeroom Ottices: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4.: Treasurer oi Iunlor Red Cross: Refreshment Committee lor Junior Senior: Trartic Committee: Edsonian Dramatic Organiza- tion. Bruce Carr Homeroom Offices: Tri-Hi-Y Oft- ices: Delegate to 'Iri-Hi-Y Con- lerences: Chairman ol Program Committee tor Iunior-Senior: Business Manager of Blackbird: Secretary ot Freshman Class: Edsonian -Dramatic Organiza- tion: Choir: Member of Beauty Queen Court: Secretary ot Red Cross Council: Alternate to G.r1's State: Delegate to Civitan Youth Conference: Candidate lor Miss Print Contest: Runner- up for Campus Sweetheart. Bobby Chandler Homeroom Offices: Vice-Presi- dent of Sophomore Class: Iunlor Senior Invitations Com- m.ttee: Black Masquers: Natlon- al Honor Society: Service Club: World Feder:xl.sts: Band: Eagle Scout: Chairman Traffic Com- mittee: Edsonian Dramatic Or- ganization: Delegate Eastern District Student Council Con- gress. Dorothy Combs Iunior Red Cross Representa- tive: Iunlor-Senior Decoration Committee: G.A.A.: F.H,A.: D. ll. e l Bobby Craft Homeroom President: Edsonian Dramatic Organization: Band: Baseball. Betty Amie Cross Tri-Hi-Y: Homeroom Oftices: Iunior Red Cross: G.A.A.: Ed- sonian Dramatic Organization: National Honor Society: Dele- gate to Tri-Hi-Y Convention: Student Organization Represen- tative: Typing Service Club: Social Committee: Refreshment Committee for Iunior-Senior. Bill Daughtridge Iunior Red Cross Representa- tive: Music Committee for Junior-Senior: Social Committee: Vice-President of Homeroom: Eagle Scout: Music Lovers Club: Edsonian Dramatic Organiza- tion. Bobby Davis Choir: Homeroom Offices: Fresh- man Debating Club: Visual Education Club. 7951 Lester Croom Decoration Committee for the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Senior Dances: B Squad Football: Varsity Football: Gun Club: D.O. Club. Charles Cuddingtou Student Organization Represen- tative: D.E. Club: Edsonian Dramatic Organization: Deco- ration Committee lor Iunior- Senior. Hazel Daughtridge Choir: Homeroom Offices: Tri- Hi-Y: Art Club: Iunior Red Cross Representative. Melbourne Davis Varsity Football: Basketball Manager. eadafw Griicu Dew Tri-Hi-Y Ottice: Student Organi- zation Representative: Home- room Oftices: First Rating in Costuming at N,C. Dramatic Festival 1950: Football Game Sponsor: Edsonian Dramatic Or- ganization: Dancing Club: So- cial Committee: Decorations Committee for Iunior-Senior: Girl Scout: Winner of P.T.A. Award. Kzltherine Dove Hi-Noc-Ar Staff: Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y: Good Sports Club Off- ices: Secretary-Treasurer of Ed- sonian Dramatic Organization: Senior Girl Scout: Entertain- ment Committee for Iunior- Senior: Student Organization Representative. Frances Dunn President of Good Sports Club: Student Organization Represen- tative: Secretary of Student Or- ganization: Delegate to Eastern District Student Council Con- gress: Junior Music Club Offices: Secretary of Iunior Tri-Hi-Y: F. HA.: Secretary of National Honor Society: Delegate to Nat- ional Honor Society Conference: Chairman of Scrapbook Comm- ittee for National Honor Society: Chairman of Figure Committee for Iunior-Senior: Chairman Bac- calaureate Committee: Associ- ate Iustice of Girls' State: Hi- Noc-Ar Advertising Manager: Miss Print Contest: Senior Su- perlativesy Chief Commence- ment Marshal. Addie Neville Earley Tri-Hi-Y: Good Sports Club: Choir: Iunior-Senior Decora- tion Committee: Dancing Club: Senior Program Committee. ' s if N...-I l?5l Janet Dickens Tri-Hi-Y: G.A A.: F.H.A. Bill Dove Choir: Homeroom Offices: Vis- ual Education Club: D.Oi Club: Classroom Offices. Marshal Duval Varsity Football: Basketball Manager: Homeroom Offices: Transfered from Thomas Ieff- erson High School. Jean Eason GQrl's Chorus: World Federal- Lstsz Secretary of F.H.A.: Home- room Offices: Trl-Hi-Y: Student Organization Representative: Art Club, ' 4 Alice Evangeline Treasurer oi Homeroom: Good Sports Club: F.H,A. Betsy Dianne Fai-mer Homeroom Representative: Tri- Hi-Y 1, 3, 4: Choir: Dancing Club, Homeroom Committee: Edsonian Dramatics Organiza- tion: Girls Chorus. Margaretta Flythe Tri-Hi-Y: Homeroom Offices: Committee lor Freshman Frol- ics: Dancing Club. Home-room Committee. Mildred Fredrick Candidate lor lunior-Senior '49 May Court: Sponsor tor Foot- ball Game: Secretary ot D.E. Club. ,941 Y. ag ws: Bobby Faithful Homeroom Oftices: Boy Scout. Athletic Club: Stage Crew. Virginia Belle Fipps Girl Scout: G.A.A.: F.H,A.: Re- freshment Committee tor Sopho- more Dance: Iunior Red Cross: Refreshment Committee for Iun- ior- Senior: Band: Subject Class Offices: Choir. Helen Sue Fowlkes Choir: Vice-President ot D.E. Club: Future Teachers Club: Future Homemakers Club: Sen- ior Girl Scout: Tri-Hi-Y. Jerry Frye endow Bu1'bai'zi Fulghum Tri-l-Ii-Y Offices: I-lomeroom Off- ices: Refreshment Committee for Sophomore Dance: Good Sports Club: World Federalists: Iunior-Senior Decoration Com- mittee: Hi-Noc-Ar Staff: Black Masquers: Chairman of Lost and Found: Edsonian Dramatic Or- ganization: Treasurer of Iunior Class: Delegate to Civitan Youth Conference, Floyd Gainus Classroom Offices: Chairman of Homeroom Program Committee: President of D.E. Club: Editor and Promotional Manager of D.E, Club. Dick Gregory President of Student Body: Vice- President of State Student Couri- cil: Chairman of House and Grounds Committee: President of Sophomore Class: Home- room Offices: Delegate to Boys State: Hi-Noc-Ar Staff: Service Club: Secretary of BAFOS3 Eagle Scout: Vice- President of State National Honor Society: Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Ki- wanis Boy of the Month: Senior Superlative: Traffic Committee. Nancy Jane Griffin Drum Majorette: Choir: Home- room Offices: World Federalistst Dancing Club. A ' f 1 J -.fa-1 - -',5 fQf.:z,4.,,lJV , . JP ,e r -,J f7?.f' -,g a, 1,-,ffginia C A f',,,, tg' ' xlfjcpitct ,fl --4' --an ,4 life.-:i:fQJ f I .' X J lj T 1 . , ,,. , a BQ J4,,,4e,f-up . ' r'!'V ff,---ace.- 7 ffbf, Sf l?57 Ben Futrell Varsity Basketball: B-Squad Football: Homeroom Offices: BAFOS: Music Lovers Club: ln- tramural Athletics, Billy Gray Student Organization Represen- tative: Vice-President of BAFOS: Homeroom Offices: Traffic Com- mittee: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Ten- nis 2, 3: 4: Iunior-Senior Deco- ration Committee, Betty Jean Griffin Tri-Hi-Y Offices: Iunior Red Cross Representative: Treasu- rer of F.H.A.: Edsonian Dramat- ic Organization. Bobby Grimes Student Organization Represen- tative: Hi-Noc-Ar Staff: Hom'- room Offices: Social Committee: Traffic Committee: Firedrlll Committee: BAFOS: Figure Com- mittee oi Iunior-Senior: Pro- gram Commlttee for Freshman and Sophomore Dances: HL-Y Offices. J ,f , A ,At Pnfm ' 4 Jerry Grimes Band: Visual Education Club. David Hadlow B-Squad Football: Dancing Club: Edsonian Dramatic Organiza' tion: Classroom Offices. Sidney Hardesty B-Squad Football: Gun Club: Hi-Y: Student Organization Rep- resentative: Homeroom Oftices: Traffic Committee: Iunior Red Cross: Bulletin Board Committee. Nancy Harper Transtered from Washington. D.C.: Activities at Eastern High School: Maiorette: Spanish Club: President of Red Cross: Presi- dent ot Bible Club. .Z'? 1257 Billy Gupton Varsity Football 3, 4: President of Black Masquers: Edsonian Dramatic Organization: Stage Manager: Contest Play Cast: Decoration Committee for Iunior- Senior. Charles Haislip Choir: Edsonian Dramatic Or- ganization: Black Masquers: Homeroom Offices: Student Or- ganization Representative. Harold Harper President of National Honor Society: Homeroom President: Senior Superlative: President of Senior Class: Visual Education Club. George Harris Varsity Football 3, 4: President of BAFOS: Shrine Bowl Game: All-Eastern: Honorable All-State Mention: Honorable All-Southern Mention: Blocking Trophy: Hi- Y: Traffic Committee. e . Nell Harris Choir: Tri-Hi-Y: Homeroom Oft- ices: Maiorette: Transiered to Farmville-Head Cheerleader: Iunior Class Secretary. Barbara Hartman President oi Civics Class: Edson- ian Dramatic Organization. Joan Hedgepeth Refreshment Committee for lun- ior-Senior: News Reporter for F.H,A.: President ot F.H.A.: Choir: Iuriior Red Cross. Billy Holding BAFOS, Hi-Y Treasurer: Presi- dent ot Homeroom: Varsity Football 3, 4: Chorus, l?5l Helen Harrod Tri-Hi-Y: Choir: Future Teach- ers: World Federalists: Senior Girl Scout: Musical Festival in Greenville. Emma Jean Hedgepeth lunior Red Cross: Choir: Typing Service Club: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A,: Secretary to Miss McClure and Mr, Neal Adkins. Dan Herring Varsity Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Varsity Football 2, 4: Varsity Baseball 3: Optimist Bowl 1950: All-Eastern Basketball: All-East ern Football: Athlete of Week: Homeroom Offices: Senior Su- perlative. Vernon Huggins Choir: Slide Rule Club: Boy's Chorus. Billy Hunt Student Organization Represenl tative: Blackbird Clown: B- Squad Football: Music Lovers Club: Home-room Oflices. Edward Johnson Social Committee: Traflic Com- mittee: Blackbird Clown: Sec- retary ot Hi-Y: Iunior-Senior Decoration Committee: Presi- dent ol Music Lovers Club. Edna Mae Jordan Anne Joyner Tri-Hi-Y: Typing Service Club: Subject Class Offices. l?5l Martha Ann Inscoe Edsonian Dramatic Organiza- tion: Choir: F.I-LA.: G.A.A.: Tri- Hi-Y: Homeroom Committees. Martha Johnson I-Iomeroom Offices: Student Or- ganization Representative: Res ireshment Committee for Iunior- Senior: Senior Girl Scout: Choir: Dancing Club, Edsonian Dra- matic Organization. Alice Joyner Treasurer of Freshman Class: President of Iunior Tri-Hi-Y: Iunior Nominating Committee: Invitation Committee for Freshe man and Sophomore Dances: Figure Committee for Iunior- Senior: National Honor Society: Candidate for Iunior-Senior Beauty Court. Frances Joyner Entertainment Committee for Freshman Frolic: Homeroom Otiices: World Federalists: Senior Girl Scout: Iunior Red Cross: Choir: Dancing Club: Ed- sonian Dramatic Organization: Advertising Manager for Black- bird. 6656084 Sara Joyner Student Organization Represen- tative: Tri-l-li-Y: Service Club Treasurer: Good Sports Club: Co-Chairman ot Edsonian Scrap- book: Senior Girl Scout: Edson- ian Dramatic Organization: F. I-LA.: Maid ol Honor for May Court 3: Iunior-Senior Decora- tion Committee: Student Direc- tor lor Contest Play 3: Contest Play. Fred King Secretary of Homeroom: Music Lovers Club. Melvin Leggett Slide Rule Club: D.O.: Choir. Ridley Livesay Treasurer ot D,O. Club: Treas- urer ot Rifle Club: Scout Iam- boree at Valley Forge, 7951 Aubrey Kenney B-Squad Football: Band: Cheer- leader: Dancing Club: Tennis: Art Club: Iunior-Senior Deco- ration Committee. Barbara Land Tri-Hi-Y Otiices: Student Organ- ization Representative Service Club: Homeroom Offices: Iunior- Senior Decoration Committee: Chairman of Social Committee for Student Organization. Paul Lindsey Visual Education Club. Frank L-ivesay Varsity Football 2, 3. 4: Varsity Basketball Z, 3: President of Homeroom: Trafiic Committee: Hi-Y: Edsonian Dramatic Or- ganization: Delegate to Boys State: Kiwanis Boy at the Month: President of Senior Class: Iunior- Senior Decoration Committee: Vice-President oi BAFOS: Civi- tan Citizenship Award. Betsy Gwendolyn Lockamy Iunior Red Cross: Choir: Typ- ing Service Club: Homeroom Committees: G.A.A. Bob Marriott Homeroom Otiices: Traffic Com- mittee: Choir: Boy Scout: Mus- ic Lovers Club. Lib Mayo Vice-President of Tri-Hi-Y: Ed- sonian Dramatic Organization: Student Organization Represen- tative: Homeroom Offices: Ser- vice Club: Senior Girl Scout: Iunior-Senior Decoration Com- mittee. Bruce Miller Transtered from Savanna, Ga, Edsonian Dramatic Organiza- tion: Dancing Club: Stage Crew Boy's Choir: Contest Plays-4. .3 wiv-.. at Q.--'rf' X Y s '35 af 1951 Irma Luper Secretary of Homeroom: Secre- tary of Black Masquers: Music Lovers Club: Edsonian Dramat- ic Organization. James Robert Matthews D.E. Club: Edsonian Dramatic Organization: Vocational Shop Club. Mary Baker Merritt Homeroom Offices: Choir. Barbara Mobley Student Organization Represen- tative: President of Homeroom: Iunior-Senior Figure Committee: Tri-Hi-Y Offices: Music Theory Club: Freshman Dance Com- mittee: Sophomore Decoration Committee: Student Organiza- tion Scrapbook Committee: Choir. r A i Senchfw Vivian Moliley Iunior Red Cross: Majorette: Edsonian Dramatic Organiza- tion: Vice-President ot Black Masquers: Iunior-Senior Decora- tion Committee: Stage Crew lor Festival Plays. Delores Murray Choir: Art Club: Refreshment Committee lor Junior-Senior. Roy McCarter Varsity Football: Varsity Base ketball: Optimist Bowl: Athlete oi Week: All-Eastern '50'. Erroll Neville Transiered from Eniield High School: Varsity Football: Pres- ident ot Class at Enfield High School: Homeroom Ottices. -was 1957 Phyllis Moore Homeroom Offices: Secretary ol D.E. Club: F.H.A. Jean Murray Choir: Vice-President of F.H.A.: Student Organization Represen- tative. Ann McLean D.E. Club: Visual Education Club: Tri-Hi-Y. John Page Editor oi the Hi-Noc'Ar: Pres- ident of Freshman, Sophomore. and Iunior Classes: Delegate to N.C.S.C.C. Z: Delegate to Boys State: Junior-Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Offices: Kiwanis Boy of the Month: President oi Hi-Y: Student Or- ganization Representative: Civ- itan Medal: Senior Superlatives: BAFOS: Commencement Mar- shal. Ann Parker President oi Homeroom: Cho If junior-Senior Committee: Tri- Hi-Y: Treasurer oi Sophomore Class: F.H.A,: Edsonian Dramat- ic Organization. Shirley Pearson Tri-Hi-Y: Senior Girl Scout: G, A.A.f Visual Education Club: Ed- sonian Dramatic Organization. Jimmy Pierce B-Squad Football: Varsity Foot- ball: Iunior-Senior Decoration Committee. Hilda Phillips F.H.A.: Iunior Red Cross: Ed- sonian Dramatic Organization: Program Committee for Fresh- man Frolic, f. M.:- l 'gn -wvw I wav'-'ri' 7957 Lillie Pzirlwi' Homeroom Oiiices: Maiorettei GJXA.: Choir: Runner-Up for Miss Print Contest: Service Club: Senior Superlirnve Ralph Peed Army Veteran: Typing Service Club. Gary Phillips Student Organization Represen- tative: Hi-Y: NVorlcl Federalsfsf Sophomore Ncminatnq Comm- ittee. Bill Philips Varsity Football l, 2, 3. -if Cap- tain of Football Team -1' Vars- ity Tennis l, 2 3 4' I.C. Best Blocker Football Award: B.lly Smith Memorial Football Trophy: Traffic Comm.ttee: President ci BAFOS: Kiwans Boy of the Month: H.-Noc-Ar Staff' Homo- room Offices' H.-Y: Pres dent oi National Honor Sotietyq Student Orqanizahon Representative O Juanita Pittman Iunior Red Cross: Treasurer ol Tri-Hi-Y: Secretary ot Home- room: Edsonian Dramatic Or- qanizalion. Kenneth Putman Visual Education Club. Gerald Ann Raynor Edsonicm Dramatic Organiza- tion: Choir: I-'.H.A.: G.A.A.: Tri-Hi-Y: Dancing Club. Fay Reynolds Student Organization Repre- sentative: Miss Print Contest: Freshman Nominating Comm- ittee: Homeroom Ottices: Tri- Hi-Y Offices: Vice-President ot Edsonians: Good Sports Club: Black Masquers: Senior Girl Scout: Hi-Noc-Ar Staff: Senior Superlative: Campus Sweet- heart Runner-Up: Delegate to Interstate Tri-Hi-Y Convention: Junior-Senior Invitations Com- mittee Chairman: Candidate lor Iunior-Senior Beauty Court: Commencement Committee: Con- test Play, I-In waitin is S -wr 7751 Arthur Proctor B-Squad Football 2, 3: Varsity Football 4. Hazel Rawls Tri-Hi-Y: Service Club: Choir: Edsonian Dramatic Organiza- tion: Senior Girl Scout: Circu- lation Manager of Blackbird: Entertainment, Refreshment, and Beauty Court Committee. Jessie Deans Reid Tri-Hi-Y: Homeroom Offices: Fire Drill Committee: Senior Girl Scout: Dancing Club: Edsonian Dramatic Organization. Jimmy Richardson Co-Captain ol Tennis Team: State Tennis Tourney Delegate: Vice-President of Freshman Hi- Y: Edsonian Dramatic Organi- zation: Choir: Dancing Club. John Willizlnl Ricks Home-room Offices: H.-Y: Danf- ing Club. Barbara Rowland Secretary of Edsonian Dramciiic Organizaton: Black Masquers: Blackbird Stall: Iunior Red Cross: Homeroom Offices: Tri-Hi-Y: Contest Play. Jean Smith Homeroom Offices: F.H.A.: Tri- Hi-Y. Catherine Speiyrht Social Committee: Dancing Club. af 1957 Willa Ruth Riley Choir: Typing Service Club: G.A.A.: Student Organization Representative: F.H.A. Herbert Slater Homeroom Offices: Iunior-Senior Decoration Committee: Music Lovers Club. West Spain Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: B- Squad Football: Varsity Foot- ball: Homexoom Offices: Edson- ian Dramatic Orqanizatlon: Co- Captain of Baseball Team: Pres.- ident of Dancing Club. Ellis Starling Geraldine Starling' F.H.A.: National Honor Society: Choir: Iunior-Senior Refresh- ment Committee: Student Or- ganization Representative: S4' retary for Miss ' Kitchin: Vfyip, ing Service CAB. 1-- t ' J' S N I v ,,4 A C' x 5 I I N' i X -ll' fi 1.1, if 'llit J T if fl A .. ,,g Clyde Straughantj Captain of Band: Iunior Music Club: Homeroom President: All- State Band: Music Theory Club: Senior Superlative: Iunior- Senior Figure Committee. Joyce Taylor Tri-Hi-Y: F.H.A.: Typing Ser- vice Club: Treasurer of Home- 100111, Jimmy Thornton Vice-President of Student Body: Golf Team 3, 4: National Honor Society: Hi-Y: Traffic Committee: Kiwanis Boy of the Month: Stu- dent Organization Represen- tative: Homeroom Offices: Dele- gate to N,C.S.S.C.C.: Class Off- ices. to 1957 Lois Starling Typing Service Club: Art Club. Bill Sturgess Homeroom Offices: Dancing Club: Choir: Varsity Basket- ball: Football Manager. Lewis Thompson Master Sergeant of Band: Gun Club: Visual Education Club. Seabury Thorp Student Organization Represen- tative: Eagle Scout: Service Club: Election Committee: Traff- ic Committee: Homeroom Off- ices. Bo Thorpe B-Squad Football: Varsity Base- ball: Baseball Manager: Band: All State Band: Service Club: Head Cheerleader: Homeroom Ottices: Vice-President ot Iunior Class: Senior Superlative: Music Committee tor lunior-Senior: Boy Scout: High School Dance Band: Edsonian Dramatic Organiza- tion. Dorothy Walker Treasurer ot G.A.A.: Iunior- Senior Decoration Committee: Social Committee oi Homeroom: F,H.A. Alva Wallace Homeroom Offices: Assistant Editor and Editor of The Black- bird: President of Tri-Hi-Y: Hon- orary Member ot Black Masq- uers: Good Sports Club: High School Reporter ior Evening Tel- egram: Choir: Edsonian Dra- matic Organization: Contest Play: Student Organization Rep- resentative. Jane Warren Delegate to Red Cross Camp: Chairman ot Iunior Red Cross: Tri-Hi-Y: Good Sports Club: Iunior Music Club: World Ped- eralists: Edsonian Dramatic Or ganization: Choir: Student Or- ganization Representative: Home- room Offices: President's Cabi- net: Treasurer ot G.A.A,: Iun- ior-Senior Refreshment Com- mittee: Senior Superlative: Choir Clinic at Greenville. a? Q f 1 . 1 fmt Q L .,,a 1951 Irene Turner Tri-Hi-Y: World Federalists: Transiered to Iacson, N. C. Elizabeth Walker Choir: G.A.A.: Music Lovers Club: Homeroom Committees. Helen Walters Tri-Hi-Y: Music Lovers Club: Edsonian Dramatic Orgariizae tion: Debating Club. Helen Wells Student Organization Represen- tative: Iunior Red Cross: F.H. A.: Homeroom Ottices: National Honor Society: Treasurer of D.E. Club: Delegate to Nation' al, State, and District D.E. Con- vention. Seafood Joe Wheeless Varsity Football: Varsity Bas- ketball: BAFOS: Treasurer of Homeroom: Edsonian Dramatic Organization. Carroll Wiggs Tennis: Cheerleader: Service Club: Homeroom Oflices: Sen- ior Superlative: Band: lunior- Senior Decoration Committee. Durwood Wilkins Band: Chairman of Entertain- ment Committee ior Freshman Frolic: Music Committee lunior- Senior: C.A.P. Dot Williams Secretary of Homeroom: Presi- dent oi G.A.A.: Secretary of Eastern Carolina Division ot GJ-LA.: Edsonian Dramatic Or- ganization: D.E. Club. it N l ,Q-iw cali af 1957 Carol Wiggins Tri-Hi-Y Ottices: Homeroom Ott- ices: Choir: Chairman ot Lost and Found Committee: Student Organization Representative: Dancing Club: Edsonian Dra- matic Organization: Senior Girl Scout: Iunior Red Cross: Iuni- or-Senior Program Committee: Contest Play. Blanche Wilkins Governor of Girls State: Repre- sentative to Girls Nation: Vice- President of National Honor So- ciety: Secretary ot Service Club: Homeroom Offices: Tri-Hi-Y Offi- ces: Student Organization Rep- resentative: Parliamentarian for Student Organization: Secre- tary ot Sophomore Class: Cam- pus Sweetheart: Cheerleader: Miss Print Contest: Iunior-Sen- ior Beauty Court: Good Sports Club: Senior Superlative: Iun- ior-Senior Figure Committee. Carolyn Due Williams President oi G.A.A.: Vice-Pres- ident of State G.A.A.: Treasur- er of Homeroom: Typing Ser- vice Club: Edsonian Dramatic Organization: Choir: F,H,A. Ellen Williams Secretary of Student Body: Vice- President of National Honor Society: President and Vice- President of Good Sports Club: Homeroom President: Student Organization Representative: Vice-President of Tri-Hi-Y: Dele- gate to Tri-Hi-Y Conference: Secretary oi Iunior Class: Iun- ior-Senior Refreshment Com- mittee Chairman: Girls State Alternate: Service Club: Senior Superlative: Scrapbook Com- mittee: Chairman ot Commence- ment Committee: Future Teach- ers. Pete Wins.tead Hi-Noc-Ar Staff: Homeroom President: Iunior Red Cross: Choir: Traffic Committee: D.O. Club. Charles Wright Homeroom President: Vice- President of D.E. Club: B-Squad Football ot Durham High School. Shirley Powell 1 I ,...f ,AJ E xx b L. of 1957 Traffic Committee: Golf Team: Hi-Noc-Ar Circulation Manager: Choir: Treasurer of Hi-Y: Horne- room Offices: President oi Ed- sonian Dramatic Organization: Iunior-Senior Decoration Com- mittee. Ann Zimmerman Tri-Hi-Y Offices: Choir: Secre- tary oi Good Sports Club: G.A. A. Offices: National Honor So- ciety: Homeroom Offices: Stu- dent Organization Representa- tive: Vice-President of World Federalists: Commencement Mar- shal: Civitan Award: House and Grounds Committee: Treasurer of Senior Class. THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Page Thirty Five JUNIQR CLASS OFFICERS Fall Term Billy Cooper l'f4'1'-I'rf sfflrnl Gene Williams Ill'l'NilII'llf Johnnie Shelton S4'1'r'e'fri1'y Lloyd Thrower Trvrzsu rr' 1' M 'usf Une C ore ancev The Fall staff of Junior officers undertook one of the main projects of the Junior class, that of raising money by selling magazines. These officers worked very hard on this and with the cooperation of the whole class sold more magazines than any other class in the history of the school. Having done a wonderful job, the Fall Gfficers turned the reigns over to the new Spring officers. They then began planning the Junior-Senior, the main social event of the school year. Much effort was put into this, and the results were that it turned out to be one of the best in many a year and the 1951 Junior- Senior will remain in a lot of peoples minds for a long time. All in all, it was a pretty wonderful year. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICEVQS Spring Term Lloyd Thrower lv1il'1'-Pi'l'Sft16'Ilf Gene Williams Shirley Robbins Sef'1'e'fr11'y C. C. Daughtridge Treflsurer ' 57 Nancy Adams Jane Allsbrook Roger Andrews Jimmy Armstrong Tommy Avent Mary Ayscue Emily Baker Ed Bandy Norma Barnes Linwood Barkley Robert Bartholomew Cavelle Batchelor Elizabeth Bateman Jeanette Batts Dessie Baxley Crystal Beecham Elsie Bergeron Mary Birney Barbara Bland Donald Blankenship Barbara Boone Preston Bradshaw Rob Ned Brannock Charlotte Brown Nancy Browning Edgar Bulluck Bonnie Bunn Pat Burgess Gene Byrum R. G. Capps Dickie Carmichael Edward Cartee Odell Cockrell Billy Cooper Jean Cooper Grace Daniels l 1 Flay Daughtridge .Icrry Daughtridge Paul Daughtridgc Betty Lou Davis Jack Davis Mary Davis Ann Dennis June Denson Barbara Dickens Margaret Diehl Peggy Dietzel Margaret Eason Buddy Edmondson Carolyn Ellis Nancy Ellis Bill English Harvey English Kay Finch Mary Franks Sue Franks Kitty Friar Mary Jo Goodwin Virginia Gray Becky Griffin Wilton Griffin Geraldine Hall Tim Hall Dean Hamill Nancy Harrelson Marian Harris Bobby Harper Jim Hobbs Worthington Hobbs Jean Hoel Tam Holliday Jeanette Holmes 57 ' 5 Mary Eva Howell Ray Howell Annette Jenkins Barbara Jenkins Carol Jenkins James Johnson Johnnie Johnson Julia Johnson Edgar Joyner Nellie Joyner Retha King Thomas King Thelma Lancaster Doris Langley Charlotte Leonard Bennett Lindsey Billy Littleton Charles Lundy Catherine Magee Joe Maddox Janet Mellor Nell Melvin Jimmy Mizzell Velna Motley Bobby Moore Homer Moore Lorenzo Moore Patsy Moore Peggy Moore Gordon Mc-Adams Mary Jo McKinney Joyce McNeely Arbie Odom Horace Odom Billy Overton Bobby Owen Gif? 'U' 3 vp' ' 51 Willard Owens Ann Page Catherine Parker Tommy Peed Eleanor Fred Patton Peele Bernice Perry Susan Pierce Le Stevia Pigford Lena Pittman Norma Jean Pittman Billy Powell Tommy Powell M. H. Pridgen Jean Proctor Betty Jean Pullen Sylvia Pullen Albert Rabil Mary Richardson Shirley Robb Jeanette Robbins ins Julia Robinson Donald Rooker Pat Ryan George Rose Robert Searcy Randolph Sellers Jimmy Shine Johnnie Shelton Colin Sholar Tommy Slater Jimmy Smith Grace Strange Jean Strickland Betty Sumblin Betty Ann Talton ' 57 Mildred Tart Bernard Taylor Fred Tharrington Bill Thomas Tommy Thomas Lloyd Thrower Robert Varnell Clarence Wallace Ruby Walker Peggy Ward Margaret Warren Frances Webb Silas Weeks William Weeks Royster Wheeler Dot Whitley Peggy Whitley Charles Williams Dot Williams Gene Williams James Williams Marjorie Williams Neil Williams Owen Williams Anita Williamson Sara Williamson Bobby Woodruff James Womble Martie Louise Watson Horn: September 4, 1933 Died: September 1, 1950 -7 '3 IX wr Betty Jo Younginer i Sophomore Class Qtticers Fall Term George Patseavouras Alice I-Barnes Mary Wilkinson .qE'f'l'l'ffl'I'jj Betty Ann Powell 'I'1'e'usm'c'r N ,CT e oving in H At the first of the year the Sophomore Class elected their officers and went to work on their project for first semester keeping the concession stand for all basketball games. This is the big money making project of the Sophomore Class. The money made from this was used to pay all their bills, finance their annual spring hop, and to send different things to cheer George Newby, a member of their class stricken with Polio at the first of the year. The Sophomores sponsored a War Child from Poland. Each class member gave one dollar for this. One accomplishment is that they have gone further in parliamentary proceedure than any other class. They have a parliamentarian elected as a regular class officer. Their annual spring dance, a combination square and round dance, highlighted the second semester. gt. '-I' Sophomore Class Officers Spring Term . v it XJ, in fklil Betty Ann Hedgepeth l'1'c'c-President Mary Ruth Divine Srf're'frn'y Claranda Mangum Pu rlin 111011 tu rim: Mary Wilkinson Prcside nf Edward Hallford Trwrrsn rev' S uf Mrs. Lundy First Row - Lett to right: Margie Walker, Jimmy Womble, Nancy Parry, lane! Fulcher, Phyllis Bone, Melba Wallace, lerry Ezzell. Second Row: Durwood Murray, Dona Clark. Frank Hay, Ghazzi Hamed, Frances Riddle, Alice Barnes, and Mrs. Lundy Third Row: Clarance Skinner, Edward Hallford, Andrew Hard- esty, Billy Hair, Ioyce Ienkins, Bernard Manning. Fourth Row: Fred Lee, Ralph Chason, Billy Kilqo, Russel Bar- tholomew, Marion Thompson, Billy Langley. Mr. Chapman First Row A Left to right: Kay Moore. Barbara Ann Drake, Chris- tine Brantley, Mary Eveland, Fran- cis Williams, Iane Edwards, Nancy Haggard. Second Row: H, T. Simmons, Billy Odom, George Strickland, Freddie Sexton, Ollen Proctor, Wilson Pitt. Mr. Chapman, Third Row: Mack Ruffin, Charles Putman, Bobby Cobb, Buddy Baines, Dickie Taylor, Charles Robbins. Mr. McGregor Front Row - Lott to right: Mary Ruth Divine, Io Ann Windham, Daphine Riley, Doris Ellis, Eileen Griffin, Marian King, Ray Langston. Second Row: Peqqy Hamric. Barbara Futch, Sue Dauqhtridge, Marilyn MaKela, Shirley Bolton. Bernice Wheeliss. Third Row: Billy Adams, San- lord Harris, Barbara Coley, Laverne Fleming, Virginia Mathis, limmy Meehle, Richard Byrd, lack Honn- icutt. Fourth Row: Richard Edmond- son, Bobby Edwards, Albert Parker, George Pateseavouras, William Hales, Mr. McGregor. ec 5 Mr. Gorham First Row - Lett to right: Glen Dauqhtridge, Ioyce Proctor, Ger- trude Coqgins, Ioy Iones, Elva Griffin, Walter Phillips. Second Row: Mr. Gorham, Dick- ie Collins, Bobby Dauqhtridqe. George Pearce, Charlotte Wood, Sally Privette, Betty Ann Powell. Third Row: Nancy Eason, Betsy Ann Evans, Sandra Gay, Alice Grace Godwin, Bobbitt Clay, Billy Moore, Billy Coppedqe. Fourth Row: Dick Mclntyre, Ran- dal Winslow, Rudolph Moore, Ioe Wimberly, Norman Casey, William Green, Wilton Holliday. Absent: Dick Hart, Grace Rose. WFAYYXRWS ' ' M ai, ail, .J CW S mane Mrs. Robbins First How - Lett to right: Mary Ann Braswell, Iimmy Bergeron. Rudolph Brantly, Betty lean Spence, Shirley Stone, Betty Ruth Starlinq, Shirley Ray Robinson. Second Row: Roy Davis, Sylvia Crocker, Marie Tyler, Marcia Milne, Edwina Jones, Carolyn Proctor, Shirley Norville, Iohn Drake. Third Row: Bobby Conway, Dan Stancil, Ed Braswell, Donnie Camp- bell, Larry Webber, Bobby Will- iams, Billy Lewis, Bobby Lockamy. Fourth Row: Alec Nelms, joe Ezzell, Tim Kerman, Waverly Smith, Marland Reid, Mrs, Robbins. ang, erev 0,4 1951 Mrs. Kramer First How - Left to right: Fay Barkleyt Ieanette Little, Shirley Ricks, Sylvia Best. Second How: Mack English, Neva Munnerlyn, Iune Cocl-crell, Ada Frazier, Dot Russell. Third Row: Douglas Newton. Mallory Chambliss, May Proctor. Sheila Robbins, Mary Wilkinson, Fourth Row: Donald Edwards, Grady Gardner, Judge Iohnson, Charles Boone, Tommy Looney. I.inmy White, ea5 Miss McLaughlin First Row - Lett to right: Sally Adams, Myra Padgett, Iune Gid- deon, Mary Avera, Beth Hurt, Gwen Cooper, Second Row: Louis Falkner, Mickey Dawson, Wayne Hux, Mar- garet Reaves, Shirley Vaughn, Betty Ann Hedgepeth, Pat Keel, Miss McLaughlin. Third Row: Donald Bryan, Iimmy Bishop, Alton Denning, Robert Lindsey, Al Brinson, Ianet Williams. Fourth How: Carter Gregory, George Farmer, Iim Barksdale, Billy Spencer, Iimmy Daughtridge. Freshman Qtfliicers El' W'll' ms. President Janet Spain, Ser'refary,' Marvin Ward, Vive-President: Elizabeth Vann, TI'6'llSItI'f'I'j ise 1 13 S? 7 ,gif lf' Prrgv Forty Six Miss Murchison First Row - Left to right: Phil Wheeless, Bart Ritner, loseph Hoggard, Ruth Sides, Elise Williams, Brooks Hinson, Penn Stranburg, Louise Tant, Pat Pittman, Patricia Leavitt. Second Row: Sharon Floe, Carol Gryb, Sue Gregory, Marlene Blount, Richard Price, Tommy Robbins, Peggy lo Geddie, Bobby Gay, Miss Murchison. Third Row: Margaret Daughtridge, Nicky Shine, Aaron Matthews, Mar- shall Sullivan, Peggy Stanley, Christine l-lutham, Faye Grady, Nancy Hollingsworth, Bobby Deans, Fourth Row: Stanley Robinson, Newsom Maples, Lloyd l-ledgepeth, Bob Cummings, Darrell Boyd, Billy Smith, Charles Hughes, Ioe Lan- caster. THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR '7ze46meuaf5 Mrs. Vz1nBuskix'k First Row - Lett to right: Mickey McNeeley, H. C. Kensaul, Bobby Wheeless, Kay Sanders, Patty Pierce, Helen Whitley, lane Hill. Second Row: Carolyn Stancil, Val McMillan, Inez Brinkman. Gordon Wilkinson. Kay Congleton, Elizabeth Vann, Iack King, Mrs. VanBuskirk. Third Row: Charlie Ray, Dennis Bennett, Ralph Strange, Gus Iones. Peqqy Searcy, lean Moore, Barba- ra Blaniord, Edith Saunders. Fourth Row: Ioe Raynor, lack McCarter, Dave Barnes, Dan Capps. James Shearin, Bo Gupton, Lee Bellamy. Miss Birkhead Front Row - Left to right: W. K. Coggin, George Knight, Billy Cul- pepper, Bill Nelms, Shirley Willi- lord, Carolyn Lowder, Ianice Sum- ner, Beverly Ioyner, Anne Proctor. Second Row: Gordon Waters, Berry Lamn, Richard Wells, Charlie Batts, Barbara Avent, Yvonne Al- ford, Mary Io Mears, Ioan Mixon. Third Row: Leroy Fleming, lean- ette Gay, Doris Parker, Sallie Bar- tholomew, Peqqy Pettitt, Loretta Clark, Peqqy Privette, Iean Thorpe. Mary Crowley, Fourth Row: L. M. Barnes, Lin- wood Pittman, Herbert Spain, Hare old Winslow, Carl Peters, Eddie Leonard, Gene Lanier, Lee Parker, Marvin Ward. Miss Ricks Front Row - Left to right: Mary Sue Clay, Sis Livengood, Myrna Koonce, Sherrill Kellert, Janis Gray, Bobby Hayes, Edith Gardner, Pearl Lewis, Ieanette Hughes, Wayne Griffin. Second Row: Anna McDonald. llaiqler Thornton, Barbara Brown. Nancy Leehane, Iackie Hawkins, Mary Ann Moore, Jerry Gardner, Iohn Coats, Eulis Robards. Miss Ricks. Third Row: Bobby Jeans, Robert Dauqhteridqe, Bobby Fleming, Robert Oakley, Inez Booth, Sally Ezzello, Betty Io Howard, Jean Coleman, Carolyn Fare. Fou-th Raw: Iimmy Selby, Ioe Bnln-V. Clark Thompson, Lynwood llollowell, Iimmy Crumpler, Bill Tharrinqton, Iohnny Warren. 7 45 Mr. Privott First Row - Lett to right: Rich- ard Whitley, Ioseph Carmichael, Emily Ryals, PGQQY Sexton, Glenda Starling. Barbara Ann Moore, Harry Baines, Y. L. Iessup. Second Row: Mr. Privott, Mamie Iohnson, Peggy Bateman, Patricia Harris, Garland Chick, Ioan Wynn, George Moore, George Burton. Vivian Williams. Third Row: Iohnny Soden. Bax- ter Savage, Carolyn Gardner, Mar- tha Ann Raynor, Betty Sue Gash, Mary Elizabeth Pike, Barbara Iackson, Pat Alexander. Fourth Row: Billy Colston, Wiley Fisher, Freddy Turnage, Pal Capps, Harry Gray, Ianice Lindsay, Ken- neth Fussell, Harold Denton, limmy Stallings. Absent: Betty Ivey, Hendricks Arnold. Miss Turnage First Row - Lett to right: Eddie Booth, LaVerne Strickland, Rose Marie Booth, Evelyn Eveland, Sally Brown Ellen, Martha Becknell, Kitty Herring, Iimmy Davis, Miss Tur- nage, Second Row: Delmore loyner. lean Winstead, Jeanette Bennett. Shirley l-lux, Douglas lone-s, Bar- bara Brantley, Yvonne Churchill, Jimmy Daughtridge, Walter Currin. Third Row: Marvin Walters, Bar- bara Bedgood, Hugh Moy. Wilma Campbell, Mildred Leggett, Iimmy Hondras, Patsy McAu1ey, Gordon Weeks. Fourth Row: Raymond Highsmith. Malbry Blaniord. Douglas Hunt, David Earl Cooke, Eddie Penning- ton, Iames Campbell, Theo Pitt. Mary Helen Melvin, Ianet Spain. Miss Johnson First Row - Lett to right: E. L. Daughtridge, Dot Rogers, Rachel Huneycutt, Edith Ann Iohnson, Mary Proctor, Betsy Barnes, Glenda Overman, Paul Bulluck, Ir., Floyd Perry. Second Row: Iohn Marriott, Betty Jean Cowley, Sarah Moore, Eliza- beth Thompson, Mollie Spruill, Edith Layton, Stanley Leggett, Miss Iohn- son. Third Row: Steve Proctor, Barba- ra Iones, Wade Bryant, Mary Jane Gardner, Iohnnie DuFour, Shirley Sutton, Linda Bergeron, Cecil Joy- ner. Fourth Row: Aubrey Almand, James Spain, Iames Chandler, Clel- lon Peele. Tommy Taylor, Bobby Shipman. Carter Hedrick. 5 9' s J me-115' r tdlilkdflblli E4 Student Organization Qtlticers Lrff fn r1'gl1f.' Ellen Williams, Svm'efr1rgf,' Miss Kitchin, A1Irise'r,' Dick Gregory, Presi- flmzfq Jimmy Thornton, Vin-I'rvsi1Imi1,' Blanche Wilkins., Ili!V1lflllH'l1fflI'lflll,' Shirley Anderson, Trf'r1s1r1'r'r. tuclent fzganizaiion Student Government Cabinet Loft fo riglzf: Shirley Anderson, Barbara Fnlghum, Billy Powell, Jimmy Thornton, Bobby Chandler, Donald Bryan. Sheila Robbins, Jane Warren, Barbara Land, Ellen Williams. tucleni fzganizafion epresentatives The purpose of the Student Organization is to represent and be the voice of the student body. Through standing committees and special pro- jects, it plans and carries out activities for school improvement. While carry- ing out these activities, it provides an opportunity for student leadership and fellowship and it promotes democratic citizenship. The Student Organi- zation is divided into three divisions with each division having its own com- plete organization. Division One is the General Organization with its four officers. its ten major or standing committees, and its assembly of representatives from the home- rooms. Division Two is the Class Organization. For each of the four groups - fresh- man, sophomore, junior, and senior - there is an organization consisting of four officers, an advisor, and the necessary committees - all from the home- rooms comprising the group. Division Three is the Homeroom Organization with its four officers, the homeroom teacher, and the desired committees. Freshmen ...... Sophomore-S . . . Juniors ....... Sensors .-. f. ?4l -- ,... Sophomore Tru-l-lu-Y First row - left to riqht: Shirley Stone, Betty Ann Powell, Myra Padgett, Betty Hedqepeth, Miss Rachel Brame. Second row: Barbara Futch, Betty Ie-an Spence, Aileen Griffin, Sheila Robbins, Sylvia Crocker, Frances Riddle. Third row: Fay Barkley, Daphine Riley, Melba Wallace, Mary Ann Braswell, Mary Ruth Divine, Sue Dauqhtridqe. ot... .L,M,.4 hfzee Sicles 0 g e oc y--- C inc n Freshman Tri-l-li-Y Left to right: Mrs. Ivey, Nancy Hollingsworth, Betty Sue Cash, Kaiqler Thornton, Anna K, McDon- ald, Rose Marie Booth, Val McMill- an, Peqqy Geddie, Betty Ivey, Mary Sue Clay, Elizabeth Vann, Sis Livengood. Freshman l-li-Y Lett to right - Front How: Iohn Drake, Marland Heid, Iimmy Bish- op, Freddy Turnaqe, Iimmy Shelby, Billy Colston, Gordon Waters. Second Row: Dave Barnes, An- drew Hordesty, S. E. Strickland, Ilm Barksdale, Billy Spencer, Huss- ell Bartholomew, Mr. Pinch. Third Row: Mr, L. A. Bailey, Glenn Dauqhtridqe, Ken Brinson, Dan Stancil, Fred Lee, Wayne Hux, Benjamin Williams. griangle Uqfze ,Qi if Junior -I-ri-l-ii-Y First row - left to right: Marian Harris, Emily Baker, Iohnny Shel- ton, Elizabeth Bateman, lean Coop- er, Carolyn Ellis, Mary Io McKin- ney, lane Allsbrook, Miss Mildred Conyers. Second row: Virginia Gray, Shir- ley Robbins, Dot Whitley, Kitty Friar, Norma Barnes, Charlotte Leonard, Mary Io Goodwin, Velna Motley, Tamara Holiday. Third row: Kay Finch, Pat Ryan, Bonnie Bunn, Becky Griffin, Nancy Adams, Mary Richardson, Marga- ret Lynn Diehl. -U ci we B 4 Senior l-li-Y Front row - left to right: Edgar Ioyner, Bob Britt, Billy Hunt, Ed- ward Johnson, Billy Holding, M. H. Pridqen. Billy Powell, Iohn Page. Second row: Mr. Burts, Gary Ph.l- lips, Bobby Grimes, Norman Bar- tholomew. Colin Scholar, Benny Wrenn, Preston Bradshaw, Billy Cooper. Senior Tri-l-li-Y First row - left to right: Anne Zimmerman, Frances Ioyner, Bruce Carr, Nancy Bartholomew, Hazel Rawls, Iuanita Pittman. Second row: Miss Gurley, Lib Mayo, Betsy Carr, Shirley Ander- son, Martha Iohnson, Emma Jean Hedqepeth, Ann Ioyner, Miss Riddle. Third row: Barbara Land, lane Warren, Jessie Deans Reid, Carol Wiqqins. Marqaretta Flythe, Helen Harrod, Ann Blunt. I VE Qjyf V0 -37.5 ,I I, ix!!! ,Key ,J N V U 177 ' lil lt' K I '- '-I VL! ,ll fm W wr! J 14 ,41 'L'.,, A-' ,uf l V, 'lif !f13l 1?' .g,: yyt ...T yjff if .afQf4L..l1, QQJUZ 1JttLf7f'f3'2'ZiLCifg. N. V l I 3 Q l . I . . Q flare m ffie 1t'm'lt1ffa:,4f 1:1 Anzericaf 'J r ' I . . J' if ,f!fc1'i:, ofz zrfzcrc, fmr in J-lnzerfca, i li . ' Q . . wg from 112 ffm zyurftf, fmf in rlmcrwll- . , F -C1711 31011 snag fmt' Yfrecafunr s Sang? ,. A , . , ,. f rf 4 , ,f ' flcfc H7 ffm zvorftif of 1.1-m7ucrmt7 az-ufgfzH1i,zc1'171g, FUJI' dlhf ztuzzf f'm'm'ng lflfflillg mon fo Lffffng men, licfs aff Sfiare' 14'1'ff1 ffm Uffwr nfofk, Om' fvroffwr jltvfkg Tfmfls ffm ofaf iilnzcrflnziz way. ll'Vf2c7'C in ffm zcorftf ffuf fn rl,1Hcr1'Ca, 77 ' 1 ll'f1e2'Q, ofz lfL'f7C7'C, fm! 1-12 flnicrzca- 177A I 1 ' n l A 1 iil'f1x3i0 fff LLAXYC fi'L7f'!Lj Zqllll 711 1 l?l1C'f'7CL'l- - -' I.. . -f '. . .-7 -tan you sing misc 'flGC1.lOHI:v song. unior C usic The Junior Music Club is composed of teenagers from all classes of high school - freshmen through the seniors. These boys and girls are tal- ented in different fields of music - ranging from the clarinet to the organ. Once a month, the club meets at the home of one of its members. The meet- ings are always interesting with the program being given by one of its members. Junior Music Club Frances Dunn, Emily Baker Virginia Gray, Thelma Lane caster, Edith Ann Iohnson. Betty Talton, Jane Warren, Syl via Pullen, Peggy Ward. Velna Motley, Carolyn Low der, Janet Fulcher, Betsy Carr Marian Harris, Alice Barnes Ruth Sides, Betty Hedqepeth Mary Ann Braswell, Mary Wil- kinson, Mary lo McKinney Billy Rawls. Clyde Strauqhan Neil Williams, Ralph Chason. l. I wi ,' ,. :rig i i I 475 , N i Good Sports Club Wi Front row: Mary Io McKinney, Kay Finch, Marian Harris. Q Blanche Wilkins, Sara Joyner, Anne Bailey, Sh.rley Ander- son Second row: Miss Birkhead. Fay Reynolds, Barbara Ful- qhum, Ann Blunt, Katherine Dove, Be-lsy Carr, Ellen Will- iams, Frances Dunn, Ann Zim- merman, Addie Harley, Norma Pillrnan, Betsy Allen, lane Warren goof! Spovis The Good Sports Club is composed of girls who are outstanding in sportsmanship, character, and leadership. The football season is highlight- ed by the selling of victory ribbons and the Good Will Tour between Rocky Mount and Wilson high schools. A banquet for all athletic teams always winds up the year with a bang. jervice The Service Club, as its name implys, renders service to the school and community. It functions regularly by giving devotions in assemblies and at the P.T.S.A. meetings, by raising and lowering the flag, and by spon- soring different campaigns. Their work is highlighted by the Easter devo- tion and the annual sun rise service held in one of the local churches. i The Service Club Front row - le!! to right: Norma Pittman, Barbara Land, Emily Baker, Hazel Rawls, Dot Whit- ley, Lillie Parker. Second row: Miss Craiqhill, Joyce McNeeley, Ellen Williams, Billy Calhoun, Shirley Robbins, Carroll Wiqqs, Bo Thorpe, Blanche Wilkins. Third row: Gene Williams. Ralph Adams, Billy Cooper. Seabury Thorp, Bobby Chand- ler, limmy Thornton, Billy Ov- erton, Billy Powell, Donald Rocker, Tommy Bass. THE Bf'Xl5OS First row - left to right: Billy Gray, Ez Thorpe, Bob Britt, Billy Holtrnq, jimmy Dauah tridqc-, Iohn Paar-, Ga-no lN1lI- iams, Worth Hobbs Second row: Ralph Adams. Bobby Gr mes, Waverly Smith. B lly Overton, Char' Lundy. Clarence Slcinncr, Tommy Looney. Third row: C C, Dauqhtridqe, Bill Philips, Dlflfl Gregory, Ed Bandy, Billy Cooper, loo Wheel- ess. Fourth row: Ben Futrell, Tom- my Bass, West Span, Mr. EE. Adlctrs, George Harris, Robert Bartholomew, Franl-: Livecay, This organization has played a large part in the betterment and pro- motion of good athletics. Its purpose is to create, to maintain. and to pro- mote clean sportsmanship and living among our high school athletes. This year has proven its value to t.he whole school. The club wound up its year with not only a fine record but a full treasury. The basic requirements for admission to this society is excellence in scholarship, with due consideration given to the qualities of leadership, character, and service. Through its members the society strives to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote service and leadership, and to develop character in the students of our high school. National l-lonor Society Front row - left to right: Alice Ioyrier, Margaret Boone, Dick Gregory. Second row: Shlrley Ander- son, Ellen Williams, Harold Harper, Third row: Nancy Bartholomew. Ann Z.mmerman. Betty Ann Cross, Bill Philips. Fourth row: Geraldine Starling, Helen Wells, Frances Dunn. Iimmy Thornton, Bobby Chand- ler. fvlusettes First row - lelt to right: Anita Williamson, Marqaret Moore Eason, Betty Anne Cross, Shir- ley Anderson, Cnarlotte Leon- ard, Mgss Iessie Iohnson. Second row: Emily Baker. Sylvia Pullen, Mary Io McKin- ney, Catherine Parker, Margie Williams, Ioyce McNeely, Iul.a Iordon, Sarah Williamson. C usettes The Future Teachers of America headed by Miss Jessie Johnson, was started a few years ago by a group of students interested in the teaching profession. The members who wish to see how much ability they have for this type of work are allowed to try their hand at teaching. C196 .Club The work of the F.H.A. can best be explained by its purposes. The purposes are: promoting a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfac- tions of homemaking, emphasizing importance of home membership, en- couraging democracy in home and community life, promoting good will, pro- viding wholesome recreation, and furthering interest in home economics. F. I-l. A. Club Front row - lelt to right: Cath- erine Maqee, Grace Strange. Ieanette Holmes, Catherine Parker, Iulia Iordan, Charlotte Leonard, Marjorie Williams, Ioan Hedgepeth, Mildred Tart, Dorothy Brock. Second row: Nancy Browninq. Annette Ienkins, Odell Cock- rell, Dorothy Williams, Barba- ra Rowland. lanet Dickens, Claudette Archie, Geraldine Hall, Iean Eason. Third row: Patsy Moore, Bar- bara Ienkins, Dessie Mae Bax- ley, Jeanette Robbins, lean Murray, lean Smith, Dorothy Walker, Martha Ann Inscoe, Hilda Phillips. She i llunny Wrenn I,l'!'Nill1'Hf Barbara Rowland Svwvfrz ry V' C . 77 M I1 y a e e ceve ICICIC LWaSClUe7S 0 , Cc sonzans Katherine Dove l'fr'r'-l'rr'xi4lruf Shirley Robbins T1'1'rrsnrf?V Barbara Fulghuin, Vivian Mobley, Irma Luper. Margaret Boone, Katherine Dove, Bar- lmara Rowland, Anne Blunt, Fay Reynolds, Jimmy Shine, Monroe Brinson. Joe Beard. Bobby Chancller, Charles Haislip. Page Fifty Eight THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Mrs. Kramefs Dramatics Club First row - leit to right: Carolyn Ezzelle, Sally Ellen, Rose Marie Booth, Fay Barkley, Sherrill Kellert, fx Elise Williams, Ruth Sides, Patricia ' i ' Harris. X Second row - Peggy Searcy, Patsy McAuley, Gordan Wilkinson, Peggy Bateman, Margaret Daughtridge, Edith Gardner, Sue Gregory, Sylvia Best. J Third row: Eddie Booth, Newsom Maples, Iames Chandler, Alton Denning, Carol Gryb, Ada Frazier, May f , , Proctor. 1 Fourth row: Tommy Looney, Bobby Daughtridge, Grady Gardner, Dick Hart, lim Barksdale, Ioe Wimberly, Mallory Chambliss, I Mr. Edsorfs Dramatics Club First row - left to right: Emily Ryals, Sharon Floe, Elizabeth Thompson, Barbara Anne Moore, Penn Strandberg, Edith Anne Johnson, Peggy Sexton, Betty Cash, Yvonne Churchill, Wilma Campbell, Mary Proctor, Vivian Williams, Betty Ivey, Mary Helen Melvin. Second row: Jerry Ezzelle, Herbert Spain, Berry Lamm, Billy Adams, W. K. Cogqins, Lewis Faulkner, Charlie Batts, Bernard Manning, Garland Chick, Anon Matthews, Mack English, Bobby Williams. Third row: Mr. Edson, Dickie Edmondson, Hendrix Arnold, Bill Nelms, Mickey McNee!ey, T. M. Kerman, Clarence Skinner, Larry Ioyner, Mack Ruffin, Tommy Lewis, Donnie Campbell, Wily Fisher, Roy Davis. s.sf f-,-,J ' J .J 4 I i World Federallsts Front row - lelt to riqht: Helen Harrod, Mary Franks, Nancy Harper, Shirley Anderson. Second row: Miss Parker, Syl- via Pullen, Charles Williams. Anne Zimmerman, Mary lo McKinney. Third row: Gary Phillips, James Womble, Margaret Boone, glze 'Student cWor'lJ gfveclefzalisis The purpose of the Student World Federalists is to educate and to in- terest people in World Government. The club includes both juniors and seniors. During the year, the club sold class pins, wrote letters to congress- men urging them to support World Government., and had many educating programs on current topics. g e uniotz Qec! 'loss The Junior Red Cross is one of the most active organizations in school. The members are constantly at work. They have many responsibilities. They filled Red C1'oss boxes, sent a large number of playing cards to the veterans in the hospitals, and also collected ash trays for the service men. During second semester, The Red Cross group took a course in first aid. This course has proven to be very successful and it is something very important at this time. Junior Red Cross First row left to right. Jo Ann Windham, Doretha Joyner, Betty Ruth Sterling, Bonnie Bunn, Juanita Pittman, Evelyn Eve- land. Second row: Barbara Bland. Jeanette Batts, Jean Coleman, Shirley Sutton, Jane Warren, Martha Raynor. Third row: Margaret Reaves, Bruce Carr, Doris Blandford, Pat Burgess, Miss Turnage. Fourth row: Dot Price, Nancy Harrelson, Pat Keel, Barbara Blandford, Melba Wallace. Fifth row: Wade Bryant, Robert Lindsey, Johnny Johnson, Mar- lene Blount, Gene Lanier, Ollen Proctor, Douglas Newton. v fr--... Typing Service Club Front row: Edna Iordan, Lois Starling, Ralph Peed, Nellie Ioyner. Second row: Sara Williamson, Ioyce Taylor, Betty A. Cross, Ann Ioyner, Third row: Betsy Lockamy, Willa Riley. Emma Jean Hedge- peth. Geraldine Starling, Fourth row: Catherine Collins, Erroll Neville, lane! Mellor, Mrs. Bowden. Cwyping Sefzvice The typing service members have proved invaluable in their help to the teachers and the school. Kept busy during activity period each week, they have rendered various services in the line of typing. Each member chooses a teacher and does any work that this teacher might have. isffzilnutive ucafion Our Cooperative Distributive Education program provides work-ex- perience along with related training in school. Through the D. E. program an attempt is being made to find and train those young people who choose a career in retailing or an allied field. ' . S . . D. E. Club Standing Q left to right: Charles , Cucldmqton, Bobby Matthews, O Charles Wright, Owen Williams. Allen Brown, Ray Howell, Harvey English, Bobby lack- son, Tommy Powell, Randolph Sellers, Floyd Gainous, lack Davis, Linwood Barkley. Seated: Mss lean Riddle. Sue Fowlkes, Relha King, Charlotte Brown, Doris Langley, Helen Wells, Dottie Williams. Docky Carmichael, Doris Blantord Mary Eva Howell. :Y r , I 1 r v I r L ei !', K l I. Y F: , i. 5 FM. K A A Q . F I rv - - gf: . Lt.: fm, if f'. EJ . H14 -V. s i E i. , E RAI. ,X x.A.1., .. Em: .. M , I, 119.. . Mya.. 3:'.X ' in H ks ,.. Eli.--A , ' I 5.1.5 ', A .1 .ffm ..,. . M, - , W4 ,x . ,1 s, . 5 1' . 3 r I - ..1 X.. K 1 , 'AY X M y . . Wx X . ' . , xnxx , V i F' M. 1 W: Nqr--A, Y W' Sz., . :WA - X, H -. -. ,5-,... i Y. X : 1 I ,. nts A A , A - 'x .5 Choir Back row - left to r':jh': Sue Daughtridge, Nancy Eason, Iune Cockrell, Boots Daughtridge, Bill Sturqess, B,ll love In-amy Carter, Bobby Cobb, Charles Harsl.p, Bcb Marriott, Edgar Ioyner, Tommy Bass, Benny Wrein, Billy Moore, Aubrey Kenney, Kenneth Putman, Doris Ell,s, Barbara Mobley. '!h,rd row: Mr. Parry, Martha lohnson, Cathcrme Collins, Ann Zimmerman, Ioy Iones, Ianet Williams, Lou s Booth, Bobby Carperter, Marland Red, Pete Winstead, Clyde Straughan, LaVerne Fleming, Nancy ilarrelson, lean Eason, Ieanette Batts, Hazel Rawls. Second row: Nell Ha:r.s, lane Warren, Betsy Lockamy, Emma lean Hedgepeth, Dorothy Brock, Gertrude Coggins, Sue Fowl!-ces, Nell Melv.n, Helen Harrod, Frances Ioyner, Alva Wallace, Geraldine Starling, Addie Early, Dons Blandiord, Daphine Riley, Nellie Ioyner, Ruth Riley, Grace Daniels. Front row: Annette Ienkins, Iane Edwards, Ada Lou Frazier, Betty Starling, Grace Strange, Leva Pittman, Sarah Williams, Elizabeth Bateman, Martha lnscoe, Iessie Deans Reid, Carol Wiggins, Lillie Parker. Majorettes Majorette Mascots Lett to right: Lillie Parker, Maraaret Warren, Left to right: Io lane Pitt, Dot Williamson, Margie leanette Holms, Nancv Grittin, Vivian Mobley, Parrish, Ioyce Proctor, Barbara Futch. 101111 Page Frances Dunn Efljfm- Advertising fllunrrgwr 1951 The Hi-Noc-Ar is the annual publication of the senior class of Rocky Mount High School. Having its origin in 1920, The Hi-Noc-Ar has been pub- lished every year since then, except for a brief period in the early thirties. Over the past years the Hi-Noc-Ar has contributed much to our en- joyment of school life. The staff is composed of the Editor-in-Chief, Business Manager, Advertising Manager, Circu- lation Manager and ten or twelve regular staff members. All of the staff are seniors with the ex- ception of six juniors who are elected and trained by the staff to take the reins for the coming year. As for the 1951 staif, there are eighteen mem- bers plus two advisors, Miss Alma Murchison and Mr. C. E. Privott. Without the constant help and interest of these two, the publication of this an- nual would be impossible. The staff of 1951 from the opening of school in September to the waning months of spring has s Q. ,ag 091 W xt. Betsy Carr Benny Wrenn Ilzvsinfss illnnngfr f'irf-ulufion lllcznagez worked to give to you, the students, a book which we hope you'll be proud to own. The pictures on these pages can give a brief outline of the work. Kay Finch and Charles Lundy deciding on a cover they like - Benny Wrenn receiving subscription money from Fay Reynolds, Bobby Grimes and Worth Hobbs - ever faithful Katherine Dove and Pete Winstead typing and checking on copy - then looking over the art work are Peggy Dietzel. Ann Page, and Nancy Bartholomew - Dick Greg- ory and Barbara Fulghum cornering a prospective customer - and of cou1'se t.here is Albert Rabil and Bill Philips with Albert's very important nia- chine, the camera. Yes, all of these jobs plus that of obtaining ads go into the publication of an an- nual, but we can honestly say it has been fun un- til the end. It is our sincere wish that all readers enjoy The 1951 Hi-Noc-Ar as much as we of the staff have enjoyed preparing it for you. The Editor Hg. 1-1. II 11 1 I I I 1 ,, I 1 1 I ,. I 1. I I . I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I vis 00 -aliiff F Mrs. T. D. Young AfIl'lHIlI' Sie lacklyifzcl Alva Wallace Emily Baker E'd1'tm- U11s1'11css 11IIfl7lflgf'I' Tam Holliday Shirley Robbins f,1fl'!'ll1f1llI.U7l Illanugvr AflllCl'fl'.9l'l1g fllczzmgri BLACKBIIQD STAFF RX Left to right: Iohnnie Shelton, Iames Johnson, Tam Holliday, Ianet Mellor, Velna Motley, Shirley Robbins, Alva Wallace, Emily Baker, Virginia Gray, Mrs, T. D. Young, Carolyn Ellis, Margaret Eason, Fred Patton. :pm H1 all go Cflze C Zvzsifyv sl' '-':,: S : 1.3: T. W- fi gfrXX. X Q5 .,,. . ' ff Xl X , Ei. .. X X QS iz XXX 3 XXXX X 'Y X fer. JNL -2 3, - ROBERT BARTHOLOMEW All-State Guard SPERO Honorary Coach Page Sixty Eiglzf COACH E, E. QKNOCKERJ ADKINS Conference Coach of the year. - Q 'X , ,Xxx my X NA 5 .X , :'i-:5 g: -K . X Iwi -1 ' ' X' -4, -'af X M.: ..... ,gm X, , ,X ..,,X,...,.. L .24 , X 5 X, X X ' so X XX X X so X X a ' W X Y N ,, A ' K 5 ff 5' S L , I, A I X Q' .X- ,. RRR '- ' HN' XXQXC:-. GEORGE HARRIS Honorable Mention All-American Tackle -.. A '- ' ROY MCCARTER All-Eastern End. X . CLEET C. CLEETWOOD Asst Coach - Football, Basket- ball, Baseball. THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ac nt lQ5O RECORD BILL PHILIPS Captain MOUNT 33 OXFORD ORPIHIANAOI: s Bllll, Smlll, lvlemollal MOUNT 18 GREENSBORO 23 TYOPHY MOUNT 25 GOLDSBORO 7 MOUNT 7 WILMINGTON 12 MOUNT 21 FAYETTEVILLE 13 MOUNT se CHARLOTTE TECH zo MOUNT 7 DURHAM 19 MOUNT as WILSON II MOUNT I3 IIALEIOI-I 19 MOUNT az NEW BEAN 13 DAN HERRING Optimist Bowl Leading Ground Gainer if BOB BRITT Optimist Bowl Holder oi R. M. Passing Touch Down Record VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Front row - left to right: George Newby, Lorenzo Moore, Eddie Pennington, Arthur Proctor, Jimmy Daugh- tridge, Billy Gupton, Jimmy Carter, Jimmy Pierce, Paul Dauqhtridge, Lester Croom. Second row: Ioe Wheeless, Ed Bandy, Billy Cooper, Waverly Smith, Bobby Owens, Dickey Taylor, Bob Britt, Billy Gray, I, D. Ezzelle, Billy Holding, Ralph Adams. Third row: Iimmie Armstrong, Roy McCarter, Robert Bartholomew, Dan Herring, George Harris. Bill Phil- ips, Frank Livesay, Marshall Du Val, Buddy Edmondson, West Spain, Mel Davis, Iunie Pearce. ............,k.1 if BILLY HOLDING WEST SPAIN BOBBY OWENS DICKIE TAYLOR Guard Hal! Back Half Back Guard SIGNALS ! ! ! I. D. EZZELLE FRANK LIVESAY Tackle End LORENZO MOORE IOE WHEELESS WAITING FOR THE KICKVOFF Full Back Tackle JIMMY CARTER MARSHALL DUVAL ARTHUR PROCTOR BILLY GRAY Half Back Tackle End Quarter Back Prlg0S1'U011fy THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR EDDIE PENNINGTON IIMMY DAUGHTRIDGE ROCKY MOUNT LEADS 7-6 Full Back Center BUDDY EDMONDSON COACH ADKINS and BILL PHILIPS WAVEHLY SMITH Tcxckle Guard MEL DAVIS BILLY COOPER BILLY GUPTON IIMMY PIERCE kikb M aOuarIer Bc?1ck Center End 1 ff ,- ' ,',LL, ,-,, A ',,,,., ,117 dcyvfvr gf fOfpL!2v i?,wwYL4 jf-phi wif, HALF TIME - RM. IB - W SON O PAUL EAUEHTHIDGE ED BANDY I K I ali cxck End f THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Page Sevmzty One mn e 'e ' .. .zulu L Junior Varsity Football Front row - leit to right: Bobby Patterson, Bobby Deans, Lee Parker, Theo Pitt, Robert Lindsey, Andrew Hardesty, S. E. Strickland, Bo Gupton, Gene Lanier, Jimmy Selby. Second row: Norman Casey, lack McCarter, Raymond Highsmith, Baxter Savage, Fred Lee, Bobby Gay, H. C. Kinsaul, Iohnny Warren, Bill English, Eddie Booth, Henry Warren, Manager. Third row: Coach Lundy. Tommy Looney, Flay Hammond, Bobby Edwards, Russell Bartholomew, Charles Boone, Charles Robbins, 'II M. Kerman, Edward Braswell, Newsome Maples, George Farmer. Junior Varsity Basketball Front row - leit to right: Iimmy Selby, Fred Lee, Bobby Deans, Theo Pitt, George Pierce, lack McCarter, Dave Barnes. In Center: Gus Iones, Manager. Back row: Iimmy Daughtridqe, Donald Edwards, Judge Iohnson, Harold Winslow, Nappy Robbins, George Farmer. Pugf S'ez'e11fy Tivo THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Varsity Basketball Front row: Gus Jones, Mgr., Billy Overton, Billy Gray, Roy McCc11'ter. Bob Britt, Eddie Pennington Bcxckrow: C. C. Douqhtridqe, Robert Bartholomew, Buddy Edmondson. Dun Herring, Captain Ben Futrell Ed Bcmdy.. BILLY GRAY Guard ED BANDY Guard CAPTAIN BEN FUTRELL C. V. LUNDY Couch of Varsity Busketbcxll, Iuniox' Varsity Football. Tennis. ROBERT' BARTHOLOMEW ROY MCCARTER ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY Center 1950 - 51 MOUNT 42 MOUNT 54 MOUNT 56 MOUNT 57 MOUNT 46 MOUNT 70 MOUNT 35 MOUNT 43 MOUNT 49 MOUNT 45 MOUNT 60 MOUNT -16 MOUNT 55 MOUNT 36 MOUNT 47 MOUNT 35 MOUNT 53 MOUNT 55 MOUNT 30 RECORD GREENVILLE KINSTON GREENVILLE LAMBDA CHI KINSTON E, M. I. DURHAM WILMINGTON GOLDSBORO RALEIGH FAYETTEVILLE WILSON DURHAM WILMINGTON GOLDSBORO RALEIGH FAYETTEVILLE WILSON GREENSBORO XXI Front row - left to right: Billy Calhoun, Bob Second row: Eddie Pennington, Bo Thorpe. X 43 Baseball Britt, Bobby Carpenter, Arthur Proctor, Lewis Booth, Bobby Deans Kenneth Fussell, Albert Parker, Manley Godwin, William Weeks. Third row: Bobby Craft, Tommy Bass, Ben Futrell, West Spain, Joe Wheeless, Ralph Adams. Cheerleaders ln front: Bo Thorpe, Head Cheerleader. Inline - left to right: Blanche Wilkins, Aubrey Kenney, Dot Whitley, Mickey Dawson, Ann Bulluck, Carroll Wiqgs, Betsy Carr. Pt1gvSe1venty Four THE 1951 HI NOC AR Tennis Golf Kneeling - left to right: Carroll Wigqs, Captain Dick Standing: Buddy Edmondson. Coach Adkins. Iimmy Thornton. I Kneeling: Benny Wrenn, Newsom Maples. 5 Stdndinqr Bill Philips. Cqdch Lundv.l'C. CJ Dfruqh- sitting - left to right: Gordorli wotors. Eddie Boom. Gregory, Billy Gray. trxdqe A Absent: Itmmy Richardson. 4, ' 1 ' V5 X v l X I ' , , u, I I ' ' N l .X r n 3 i x , I . I l 4 i x 1 1 X J ., If i i G. A. A. Front row A leit to right: Grace Daniels, Donna Clark, Margaret Eason, Anita Williamson, Emily Ryals, Second row: lohnnie DuFore, Barbara Iones, Linda Bergeron, Barbara Brantley. Third row: Betsy Ann Barnes, Edwina Iones, Mildred Legqetts, Barbara Blandford. Fourth row: Nell Melvin, Julia Iordan, Claudette Archie, Mrs. Lundy. THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Page Sczwvfy Fire wvxxwlgg 5 S f 5 ,...X wrote.-fm, .L . v 'lm v w limi' I ' as H . 1 -'Q . 1'l . 's '-v -Q..- --...,W. X F4 -N.. 1 Q., E i . ,- g. F Q 'i F gl x 4 L 1 4 1 features l eniofz Best Looking Blanche Wilkins Carroll Wiggs Most Athletic Nancy Bartholomew Dan Herring Page Seventy Eight THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR upefzfafives Qbagb - 'LY' -L1j..B 911 .- Q 3 wy-...s. X,.w iss: s,-'-' .- . Xu TC' 5 '35 A x,TJ gxbb. ,J N.: x L X fyxc. un wx - ovx L 's ' Rafi ,kfgwd-Xl. ,pau QGNR- N -C v V-vw 59 -J 051. -'N wgxe, u.,A'XY'1 ng N Best All Qound ' 'i9'X l5x LC- NVN: 5-5 'yIvJ-r', Frances Dunn gf Q - John Pa e e - g A 3 3 - , Q, Q Q 'I'x'Avus S75 Most Likely To Succeed Frances Dunn Dick Gregory THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Page Svzwzzty Nine Y , i -QM J .jig i-vffl-'lim' 'Li ' ,Rf-My u x 'fl' ' . iv' 'S J Q ,inf N, ' im ,v 1 Wittiest Lillie Parker Jimmy Richardson Most personality Fay Reynolds Dick Gregory l Pugf'Efg11fy THE 1951 Hi-NoC-AR u p e 7 ia fiv e s Most Intelligent Shirley Anderson Harold Harper THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Best Natured Blanche Wilkins John Page Page Eiglz fy On eniofz lvlost Talented Jane Warren Clyde Straughan Most courteous Ellen Williams John Page PagcEiyI1fy Two THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR NITED STATES POST OFFICE u p e Pz f a ii v e s Most Dependable Frances Dunn John Page I Most School Spirited Blanche Wilkins Bo Thorpe THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Pagv Eighty Three Ann Bulluck IQ5O Campus Sweetheart fe 7 OL! 76 Allen Brown President ot Eastern District N. C. Distributive Education Clubs Allen Brown was elected President. of the Eastern District of North Carolina Distribu- tive Education Club. An outstanding member of the R. M. H. S. Distributive Education organization, Allen has been elected Presi- dent for three consecutive semesters. We offer Allen our heartiest congratulations for this honor to himself and to R. M. H. S. After days of campaigning and suspense, X. 1 s Y N.: .Q S.. N' s- , s Ann Bulluck was crowned Campus Sweet- heart of 1950 at the Charlotte-Tech-Rocky Mount football game. The R. M. H. S. Band. which presents the Annual event, formed a giant heart on the gridiron and played Sweetheart as the candidates were driven in style into the heart. As the winner was announced, Ann was presented the tradition- al bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. Bruce Carr and Fay Reynolds were runner-ups in the campaign. Joyce Proctor Miss Print '50-'5l Joyce Proctor, Miss Print for '50-512 was I li X. 1 Qs Q chosen for her outstanding personality and popularity. Most of the candidates were upp- er classmen, but Joyce pulled through since her fellow under classmen backed her whole- heartedly. The contest is sponsored annually by the Blackbird Staff to raise money to aid in financing the 'Blackbirdi The contest is rapidly growing in popularity and we can rightly say that Joyce Proctor is one of the best. Congratulations! Page Eiglzfgf Four THE 1951 HLNOC AR Blanche Wilkins tie gopsii Gene Williams president of N. C. S. C. C. Gene Williams was elected President of the North Carolina Student Council Congress during its annual October meeting in Char- lotte. He will attend the national meeting in Massachusetts this summer, direct the work of the Congress during the year, and be re- sponsible for planning next years Congress. The purpose of this Congress is to exchange ideas, create enthusiasm in the participants, and publicize the student participation idea. Gene is the third student from this high school to be elected to this high office. .N 'Q Q1 F George Newby One of the most stirring and tragic events Governor of Girls' State Proudly, we present the prettiest and finest governor of North Carolina - or should we say Girls' State. Blanche was elected from girls representing nearly every city or town in the Tar Heel State. After only a day at Womens' College, she was known all over the dormitory because of her winning smile and good nature. It didn't take too much cam- paigning for Blanche, because her dependa- bility and ability spoke for itself and every- one knew that a finer girl couldn't be found for that important office. She proved herself an efficient and able governor. of this past year was the hospitalization of George Newby, fullback of our Varsity squad. George was taken to Duke hospital the night before his first varsity game in September and after having his case diagnosed as polio was placed in an iron lung. George was elected president of his Fresh- man class and was the first scout in the East- ern Carolina Council to receive the God and Country award for service to his church. He represented his troop at the National Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge. George is now busy winning the battle against polio. All his friends wish him well! THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR L - e s I 'O AEN . it ,. 4 5 Q. ,. .'1- I fy ' i I .X wwf-v p gtg: V' Q x S-v L .f an im Q1 I K W y 5 AS .1 -f V '. an A x dylv 1,1 1' f f X , ,-li ,-ipg wr iw i x l H f nnounein . i by 9 R U pen 1 ousev Cleanliness :Tm I An Everyday Progress Feature Of The Rocky Mount School System - VIA - NS I Kg . 77 e nspeefcon :Z This Is A Program Of Creative Sanitation, Designed To Promote Better Student Health I And Joy Of Living, il 5 gr' . . .Jypa yang :T A Better Health Crusade That The Rocky ,I Mount Health Department Is Waging In Your Behalf. You are Invited To Visit This Depart- g l men-t. - To Study And Use The Local Public ll 'I Health Facilities That Are Provided For ousn.. I THE CITIZENS 0F TOMORROW l l I Page E'iglzfy-Eight THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR 1 China Alnericun Tobacco Co. I Rockg Mount, North Carolina I I If It,s Better Service You Want Call Us BERNARD TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY MW 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. -1--in In ----'-1 1 THE1 IHINOCAR IJIJHX Phone 2-3024 148 S. Washington St. P U R I F O Y 1 S 1 W. P. Holding Furniture Co. S E A F 0 0 D Household Furnishings C A F E W. P. Holding, Mgr. At Fairgmund Rocky Mount, North Carolina Dial 4766 QQTCPQUR congratulations and best wishes to the gracluates of ' 1051 . . . om' Country, and the World looks to you . . . . 1 for a better Tomorrow. 1 1 i s ROCKY MOUNTS OWN STORE r d Phones 2-3180 2-3189 CAROLINA SCHOOL OF Th 0 H G COMMERCE e ua I l'0C61' l W y y The School That Gets Results ' The Finest Quality Foods ROCKY MOUNT, N. Cf. , , . ,, O'B CII' S l': 'B i- ' 6 Serve Xourseli and Save rzeijslw -OEffjiel'Ipiotzglzlnfcilgiozlil -Igl- dividual Tl'fl1'7Z'1'JIg i Free Dmnonsfrafion 576 Ralgigh Stl-get Department. Approved for G. I. Traivzing. L. D. THOMAS, P 'd t L Rocky Mount, N. C. rw en DIAL 7095 U I 'K' - -lx ---+ 1 1 -' --I Z Page Ninety THE 1951 HI-NCC-AR l 1 3 1 ROSE BUICK COMPANY Sales - Service When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them. 235 Tarboro St. Phone 6215 VOGUE DRESS SHOP l KRESS AND COMPANY f-Ip ITS NEW , , , ' WE HAVE IT 5 ' 10 ' 25 CENT STORE 226 South Main Street Rocky Mount, N. C. ALFORD INSURANCE I. W. Rose Drug Company i Sz REALTY COMPANY Dial 7111 117 Coast Line Street Dial 6262 Rocky Mount, N. C. Insurance Real Estate Complete Prescription Service J A M E S M , F 0 X Wood's Service Station .IEW ELER Gasoline Scientific Tires Motor 126 S. Main Street Lubricants Tune-Up Batteries R k NI , NI ' 1 ' ' . OC y 1 Cunt 1 mth Calolma 701 S. Chtu-Q11 st. Dial 6806 l l THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR PIVUC .YIVIH fzf H .........-............ E-. I ...il WIMBERLEY AND GREGORY Rea! Estate - - Renfafs I INSURANCES 123 Sunset Avenue Dial 6195 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A ,-9pNlNG5 ' Q. or vous: 'w lNvEs1AENT Q SJ f 1, i INSURED 2 6 uo fo S Q9 uo.ooo, Y. . ,qw YQ? E5 g i Organized 1902 I Nforfgage Loans :-: Insurance ana, Sazvfngs I Dial 6156 123 sunset Ave. ' Iv fy T THE 1951 HI NOC AR WHALEY FURNITURE COMPANY Where Quality and Price Meet Authorized Dealer for Hot Point Electrical Appliances 203 S. Main Street William's Super Market Best In Foods 603 N. Church Street F111 ' YJ fs' ' L24 W RADIO HOSPITAL 127 South Washington St. Dial 2-2972 NEW YORK CAFE Try Our Tasty Meals SIZZLING STEAKS and Delicious Meals of All Kinds Tarboro Street Rocky Mount Coats - Suits - Dresses - Lingerie M A Y F A I R S H O P Smart Apparel for Women Sportswear - Accessories 300 S. Main Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina RADIO STATION WEED AM 8: FM Established 1933 MUNN-GRIFFIN WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE Bunting - Hardy 8a Minges QUALITY AND STYLE IN MENS APPAREL EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIYEU Rocky Mount, North Carolina THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Pagf- Xizzcfy-T11 c I DRUMMOND'S FLORIST GO TO DIAL 5324 T H E D A I R Y B A R 119 North Main Street EOR THE BEST CE' GREENHOUSE ICE CREAMS MILKSHAKES 409 Redgate AVG- SANDWIOHES OF ALL KINDS. DIAL 5873 I I GOOD SERVICE Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Lt, w I fl I 1 3 9 6 I I Q I Page N1'11e'fy-Fuzu' THE 1951 HI-NCC-AR i l THOMAS CAFE CAPP'S GROCERY GROCERY - MARKET AND COUNTRY PRODUCE SELF SERVICE AIR CONDITIONED WESTERN STEAKS REGULAR DINNERS Dial 2-1946 847 Falls Rd. ADAMSSLROBERSON DANIEL,S Inc, HOT DOGS AND The Shopping Center For HAMBURGERS Women and Junior Misses COLD DRINKS Main Street Rocky Mount, N. C. ACME Save by Dial 5128 for Cash Sz Carry Pickup Sz Delivery Manufacturers of . Purvls Cleaners 8a Dyers FINE VENETIAN BLINDS 'Wvear Clean Clothes Dial 1546 Rocky Mount, N. C. 122 Sunset Ave. Rocky Mount Established 1895 I INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS - RENTALS I MORTGAGE LOANS - REAL ESTATE 126 North Main Street V Rocky Mount, N. C. THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Page Ninety-Fiv WILKINSON, BULLUCK 82 COMPANY 3 ROLLER CHAMPION FLOUR I THE FLOUR THE BEST COOKS USE Distributed by GEORGE S. EDWARDS 8: COMPANY Established 1892 ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA - BLUEBIRD TAXI I 309 S. Main Street I Rocky Mount, North Carolina I ALL CARS DISPATCHED BY RADIO I DIAL 8101 Owner - J. T. GARNER I Davenporl: Moior Company I PONTIAC - CADILLAC SALES - SERVICE DIAL - 7161 900 S. CHURCH ST. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. I GEHMAN'S IEWELER'S 139 SOUTH MAIN STREET I ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA Pqgg Iviyzefy-Sir THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR PEERLESS CLEANERS Dry Cleaners and Dyers I Dial 7094 206 Rose Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina WILRO RESTAURANT FINE FOODS DELIGHTFULLY SERVED 220 S. Church St. Rocky Mount YOUTH SHOP Girls' Clothing Boys' Clothing Sizes 1-16 Small BABY GIFTS I 211 S. Main St. Rocky Mount, N. C. RICE'S FOOD CENTER Meat - Groceries - Vegetables FRESH FRUITS DAILY Fountain Service - Magazines 1101 S. Franklin St. Tel. 2-4222 ' MERLE E. WILLIAMS Painting and Wallpapering All Work Carefully Done 431 E. Thomas St. Dial 2-2812 Rocky Mount, North Carolina ROCKY MOUNTS Entertainment Centers CENTER TOWER Theatre Drive-In Theatre J. S. Gorham Hardware Co. YOUR FRIENDLY STORE 239 - 241 Tarboro Street ' DIAL 8119 THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR BOB MELTON'S Barbecue - Brunswick Stew Phone S513 Rocky Mount, N. C. Page Ninety-S z ROCKY MOUNT FLOOR COVERING SERVICE I Dealers In h Armstrong and Congoleum - Main Floor Coverings Phone 2-3773 Ceramic and Quarry Tile 909 Falls Road DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS A GOOD DRUG STORE H. L. HICKS DRUG STORE Always Glad To Serve You SUNDRIES SODA CERAMIC TILE CO. L E E , S Genuine Clay and Marble Groceries - Meats 4715 Walnut Street Fresh Vegetables Rocky Mount, North Carolina VANN'S BOYS SHOP CLOTHIERS I FOR THE BEST DRESSED BOYS 128 Tarboro Street Rocky Mount, N. C. I 7. I 1 CENTER som. SHOP I Your After School Meeting Place Get Your Cokes, Snacks and Sandwiches From Frances and Jack Page Ninety-Eight THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR I DILLON SUPPLY e COMPANY Rocky Mount, North Carolina fiazfekkh A Quality Corner ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. 1 PEMBERTON, Inc. Q Air Conditioning Q Heating Q Elect. Contracting EATAMSJ1? I Refrigeration 'f'f 343 S. Washington St. Phone 2-3 Rocky Mount, North Carolina 964 it aka 'Emi J . R . M O O R E THE BICYCLE MAN We Sell The Best and Fix Them 125 S. Washington Street Rocky Mount, N. C. All G. R. Garrett Tobacco Co. ,ti t iefgb' , 3' Vxkaig-99 AYP A 'MK . ' - .nh ginfixg ALMAND'S ROCKY MOUNT'S EXCLUSIVE CUT RATE DRUG STORE 130 S. Main Street PRESCRIPTIONS Soda Fountain Luncheon et te MINTER MATTRESS COMPANY Service To The Home 331 W. Thomas Street THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Page Ninety-Nme Direct Auto Finance Co. FINANCING AUTOMOBILES Any Make - Any Model - Any Year DIAL 2-2146 Corner Washington and Hill Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina CITY BARBER sHoP H33 Years of Service To The Citizens of Rocky Mountv FOR THE LASTING LOVELINESS OF A VVAVE MacRAE BEAUTY SALON MEAR'S SUPER MARKET AND LUNCH BAR WE SERVE THE BEST SURBURBAN CLEANERS S. Church St. Extension Dial 2-3609 JOHNSON'S FUNERAL HOME Rocky Mount, North Carolina FARMER-BROCK SL oo. WHOLESALE SPECIALTIES Candies Paper Products 224 Tarboro Street Phone 842 l....,.L .W I --., LJ P I I l COBB TIRE COMPANY 643 South Church Street l GOOD YEAR TIRES HOT POINT APPLIANCES PURE OIL PRODUCTS I g' Our I'IlllZCll'L'd THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR F l - - Z - 1 - - Motor Bearings and YOUR PREFERENCE Parts Company, Inc. G A R D N E R , S Jobbers Of Standard Brands Of VELVET ICE CREAM Replacement Parts 223 S. Main Street SPECIAL PREFERENCE Rocky Mount, North Carolina Gardner's Lord Velvet Ice Cream CAROLINA BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY 520 soUTH GRACE STREET I BUILDING MATERIAL - MILL WORK - TIMBER - PAINT J. C. PENNY COMPANY The Hi-Noe-Ar's ' Mosfr LoYAL BoosTER Imperial Furniture Co. --HOME FURNISHINGS Charles Department Store Dial 4547 Your One Stop Shopping Center' 140 South Washington Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina Rocky Mount, North Carolina THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Page One Hundred One NACO FARM SUPPLY STORE International Harvester Dealer Rawls Sz Winstead, Inc. WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES Dial 6105 Rocky Mount, N. C For The Best In Town, See Rocky Mount Laundry Sz Dry Cleaners, Inc. Dial 7158 M. R. ROBBINS LIFE INSURANCE If You Don't Buy From Us . . . Buy Anyway CHANDLER'S 5c to 31.00 sToRE Two Entrances 106 N. Main St. 114 Sunset Ave. FAMO FLOUR C. L. GRAY COMPANY Distributors RADIO SERVICE SHOP '-WALTER MEARESH G. E. RADIOS Best In Radio Repairing 112 S. Washington Street DIAL 8350 BUNTING-HARDY 81 MINGES QUALITY AND STYLE IN MEN'S APPAREL EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE' Rocky Mount, North Carolina Pfge One Hundred Two THE 1951 HI-NCC AR l' 1 DAIRY QUEEN THECITYSHOESHOP The Cone With The Curl On Top WE P1CK-UP AND DELIVER For Your Afternoon 165 S. Washington Street Refreshments, 1623 W. Thomas Street DIAL 7328 Pay Attention To What You Eat, But More To Where You Eat. It Popular Shows Parker's Restaurant and Dining Room Popular Prices Air Conditioned 138 S. Main Street 1 Home Of Easy Credit STANCIL'S GROCERY at the I AND MARKET t ROYAL CLOTHING CO. l MEATS - GROCERIES 118 S. Washington Street IF IT'S FLOWERS BENNETT'S FLORIST 610 Ambler Avenue I Rocky Mount, North Carolina ' Bennett Barnes, Proprietor Dial 5211 THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Page One Hundred Three HAYES CASH GROCERY oieocmuns - FRESH MEATS Standard Pharmacy Prescriptions PRODUCE Dial 7128 12-1 Sunset Ave. 845 Falls Road Dial 2-1791 Rocky Mount, North Carolina ESTABLISHED 1818 ROCKY MOU T MILLS CARDED CQTT YAR ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. SUNSHINE LAUNDRY Laundry Washing Is Pure Because It PHS-tGll1'IZ6SH Dial 2-1181 CAROLINA CAFE Regular Dinners - Short Orders Sandwiches - Beer 900 N. Church Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina I If Om' I'lIllId7'l'fI7 Fam' THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR DAUGHTRIDGE PAINT 8: WALLPAPER CO. 116 HILL STREET PHONE 2-2931 l J E W E L BO X T1-1oRPE MUSIC Co. C i Your Friendly Credit Jewelers EVERYTHING IN MUSIC g i 128 South Main Street , - - l 117 Albemarle Ax e. Dial 2 2854 Rocky Mount, North Carolina l u TWIN COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY LINCOLN AND MERCURY DEALER The Cleanest Used Cars In This Territory w 5 l i CLARKE THE CLEANER 3 KNOWLES' DINER l AND Rocky Mount's Favorite Cleaner l i NURSERY 520 - 22 North Church Street 640 South Church Street I l GURGANUS BROTHERS WE SELL QUALITY K GIVE SERVICE I FANCY GROCERIES - BEST MEATS 8 PRODUCE Fairview Road GROCERY 8 MARKET Dial 4660 TIIE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Page' Oni Hand i - .. C O P L O N ' S Danielss Cash Grocery The Fashion Center For Thrifty Women 313 Falls Road Phone 2-2168 330 South Main Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina I HOGGARD-VAN N MOTORS I OLDSMOBILE - SALES and SERVICE 413 SOUTH CHURCH STREET I DIAL 5106 ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. I I I THE PLAN TERS NATIONAL BANK Sz TRUST CO. Y THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE T For Added Convenience Use Our ' I DRIVE-IN OFFICE - 133 N. CHURCH ST. I ROCKY MOUNT. NORTH CAROLINA I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, I ll Royal Typewriters I OAKLEY CLEANERS WHERE T0 BUY THEM 139 Nash Street HUDSON TYPEVVRITER Rocky Mount, North Carolina 163 S. Washington St. Dial 5476 Page One Hundred Si.: THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR. BILL BENNETT'S BISHOP LAUNDRY COMPANY WE DO IT BETTER Dial 4145 WHOLESALE OIL COMPANY Distributor of ATLANTIC PETROLEUM PRODUCTS DIAL 2-2945 ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. SOUTHERN DAIRIES, Inc. MILK - ICE CREAM- SEARROOK FARMS FROZEN Eoons 122 Coast Line Street Dial 4128 Rocky Mount, North Carolina PEOPLES BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS 410 N. PEARL STREET DIAL 2-3104 ini T 'Q ' ' i' ' T' 1- r ' 411' T'- THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Pagc Om' Hlrrzflr fl .5 I 1 i Randolph's Cash Grocery WOOD OIL COMPANY FRESH AND CURED MEATS Metered Fuel Oil We Deliver Gasoline - Kerosene - Lubricants Dial 6180-6189 619 Redgate Ave. 701 S. Church St. Dial 6806 WE HAVE THE CARS! America is the only nation in which the average man can own and operate an automobile. Not only that, but the annual operating cost of an automobile to an average American family - making adequate allowance for de- preciation, repairs, insurance and so forth - probably exceeds the average total income, per family, of any other nation in the world. Qojfergffefafawmmu SIDNEY BLURIENTIIAI, 8. Co., INC, ESTABLISHED 1854 Caromount Division Rocky Mount, North Carolina Andrews Esso Service Andrews Washerette Your One Stop Service Station' Bring It To Us Washing - Lubrication 1625 W. Thomas St. Dial 4543 Church and Thomas St. 7319 Fug Ona Hundred Eight THE 1951 HI-NOC AR. NASH BRICK COMPANY, Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON AND FACE BRICK Dial 8012 Rocky Mount, N. C. W. R. LANCASTER FURNITURE COMPANY -'COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS7 Dial 267 W. H. CBillJ Lancaster 107-111 N. Washington St. Sole Owner and Manager Rocky Mount, North Carolina HOLBROOK MOTOR COMPANY ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA I DIAL 8459 607 S. CHURCH STREET DEPENDABLE DRY CLEANING--l -- CERTIFIED FUR STORAGE WALKER-CARTER Frank Walker Don Carter 235 SOUTH MAIN STREET DIAL 6530 I DAUGHTRIDGE Ull. COMPANY , BE SURE WITH PURE THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Page Ona 111111111 M. P. DAWSON REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE I ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA THIS ANNUAL PRINTED BY CAROLINA OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Prinfers - Siaiioners - Office Oukfiiiers - Authorized I Underwood Dealer I 147 SOUTH MAIN STREET DIAL 2-1196 IIUNT'S MOTEL 30 UNITS - STEAM HEAT - PRIVATE BATHS A 2 MILES SOUTH OF ROCKY MOUNT ON HIGHWAY 301 L ... .. Page One Hundred Ten THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR - l High School Students! Much research material may be found in our large stock of magazines, maps E, and current events. Visit the stand most convenient for you. Meals and Groceries Nash Street News Stand 206 Falls Road I or Sunset News Stand m t BUILDERS HARDWARE i ni HWRENM E LI EVERYTHING IN PAINTS Emmy Pittsburg Paints 119 S. Main Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina STANDARD INSURANCE 8: REALTY CO. INSURANCE - RENTALS - REAL ESTATE 125 TARBORO STREET DIAL 6156 HOME SAVINGS Sz LOAN ASSOCIATION INSURED SAVINGS - HOME LOANS 125 TARBORO STREET DIAL 6156 THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR Przgi' One' HlIllt'Il'l'lI Pl 1 ll ESTABLISHED 1904 FOR MORE THAN 47 YEARS WE HAVE SERVED THE FARMERS OF EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA ip.. 1904 ndfpqujfvt 1951 I ,5 MADE TO ORDER FERTILIZERS FOR OUR 27 COUNTY CIRCLE OF SERVICES Planters Cotton Uil and Fertilizer Company I Rocky Mount, North Carolina Scotland Neck, Nashville, Whitakers, Goldsboro O H cl dT l THE 1951 HINOCAR SPORTING GOODS TO YS - BIC YCLES AQUARIUMS - TROPICAL FISH f vm J-S TSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS 132 SOUTH MAIN STREET ROCKY MOUN71 N. C. 'IL ,EE s' 1. XS 'IVR W , 1 .3-517 - . '- . 3 - D. Q fl I LF' I I ' I- if fl I Q If v LL A D ., g a..-S I TL' -1 ZT7 T. 'v . ' 9 ' +rfe12? ,if,,g,Q' ' 3 'if '1gf.'--Q tif E Wwe: 7:L ffETf -'U' f fi fa Www! .. 4- If . ' 4 .a-:-- .' - Ep I, 0 1' ZX--ff 6 ' L Q ff: K p .ggwif , Pepsifflola Bottling Company ROCKY MQUNT, N. C. l THE1951HINOCAR P90 H ddT I I - WOOTEN,S SUPER MARKET - SERVING THE NICEST PEOPLE ON EARTH OUR CUSTOMERS I 701 BRANCH STREET ROCKY MOUNT, N. O. ' I JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER PHONE 6168 JOHN EULTOSS, Mgr. I I IN ROCKY MOUNT, IT'S BALDWlN'S I Corner Of Main Street and Sunset Avenue Be Sure TO Visit Our FASHION BOWL Second Floor I 'ff T' I X41 Diet 4 J efmllz CSAOJ 1 1 1351Q S. MAIN STREET DIAL 6794 Page One Hundrccl Fourteen THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR ' 0 SHELL - 1 PRIDGEN TIRE COMPANY, Inc. QUALITY TIRE REBUILDING U. S. TIRES DIAL 8006 A JCDYNER CDIL COMPANY, Inc. ASEE A SMUTOR' p us Q OIL 1- I Ea is SERVICE Q ' Albemarle Avenue Dial 2-4101 l MODERN BUILDERS, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR P gc One Hundred m7mfL,!afz0,u- fa Illia fffw 0 ,5f ' i This milestone will always commemorate for you your delightful days at Rocky Mount High School. A new life lies ahead, but you will never forget the old. Each of us is interested in a secure, happy future. Happi- ness, mostly We find Within ourselves. I I Security We can best insure by a vigorous defense and i improvement of all those ideals and things which are 1 best in these, our United States of America. , Wx pf' r'lt:V,QBdspeedl l '5R'9L ' kv lblllcvwfgfllkk lit-Q: , ,mga-1 Dx jr fx UHRAY BANDY i S af. ' lv- ,kg , fy,-is of lllgif R' 09 r My lk' lil - 'i My if Authorized XP .W , rf lg' N DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer Henry Odom, Salesman 2 l l I I OHcldSt gc nc Ill? rc ix een THE 1951 HI-NOC-AR ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY B. F. GOODRICH TIRES - KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS THOR WASHING MACHINES - DUO-THERM SPACE HEATERS 120 N. MAIN STREET ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA f T W ' glow ill Bottling Company, Inc. ,V I Rocky Mount, N. C. I My ,fggywmf Rocky Mount Floral Company V, f Dial 2-4153 - 2-4159 - 6006 sig BRIDGES FCQD STORE 937 Arlington Street Dial 2-294-I THE 1.151 HI NOC-AR Page Our Humlrcu' f 'I CCRAL CCDURT Highway 301 North Dial 6725 If No Answer Dial 2-2889 1 1951 GRADUATES I Congratulations On The Commencement Of Your Journey To Leadership And Responsibility For Your Community And Your Country I RUCKY MOUNT RAYON MILLS Qggjeczvers of ,O-Qejvaziircnf ffjlfzzifzefic gazcrzncs 1 l CADDELL MOTORS CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 256 TARBORO STREET DIAL 2-3121 0 Hundred Eglt THE 1951 Hl INCC AR 53,4 V. - 'xv I ' I BULLUCK FURNITURE COMPANY QUALITY FURNITURE 124 S. CHURCH STREET ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. PEOPLES OIL COMPANY W. HENRY TOLER, P1-op. DISTRIBUTORS PRODUCTS I A.f- V. , Umar Fuef Off Afafees W7arm Frienalsu I NORTH 'STATE MOTOR LINES, Inc. INTERSTATE AND INTRASTATE HAULING I PHONE 2-4108 ROCKY MOUNT, N. O. WOOD PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING COMPANY BETTER VENETIAN BLINDS I ROCKY MOUNT NORTH CAROLINA I .,, . Y, ,, , , , , BREWER PAINT Sz WALLPAPER COMPANY Paint and Wallpaper Contractors ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. GREENSBORO, N. C. 1 THE 1951 HI NOC AR Page One Hundmd N 1' Lx lm 0 1 ,! 351-Jd'DC,,,,vf Mx f5-9 'jMMZ.w'D?xi Q J MQ rf' Aft DQ M' was Q4 geee I 70 Me Hass of 157 Here's to all the folks of R. M. H. S. Whose pictures you see on these pages From the first double spread to the Last shot in the hook, We havenlt had so much fun in ages. ltwas sweet revenge to order the Teachers around 4fYou understand vvelren just joking, of coursel 5 And though the studio was jammed With kids at times We never had to yell ourselves hoarse. The husliy football fellows didn't scare Us a bit, I They cooperatedias nice as you please: From the lovvliest freshman to the Most dignified senior Every one posed with perfect easel ' 4 So thanks again to all of youg ' T 'U A to john and his staff who helped us a lot and congratulations to the class of '51, Sincerely, Bugs', and Dot In . .qga-Wzirzgefzs cgtuclio 5 L r I 7 -- l P ge One Hzmdred T f THE 1951 HI NOC AR MJQ W ,ep ff fu 2Q'27Jii'3Jqi Mfr 'W in K g U wwwwmw W Wo ff? W f A , K CINE' ffff? X MC fy IMWU I5 ,- ,f W W Mffw 2 L3 Wwwfflwff 1 KN J L7 KK X N W ,kwa f 'WU-i' f lim Suu, 4am ffm QQWQJ , 71f0w4Q, v - ,L ' , 5,1 5 ,QM Mfgf?j9fjf24 ZZ E131 . L3 fvplffgidlny gy F ftf'P1fdfA IQ lifwwfiwv '0J llLL4fwL M' 5 f9ffifq,j, fjKff,pe' X maff .f fffff' A wwvwlyf W9 41. Dai' Alylgwl, f fob L xy aigwwfz gb f f E KY X X i' , X , JYQIJJ W X59 f . fly xc 45? ' r , ' ff if f,49wTff P ? L ! I rf .00 O Z 0 s 0 Q Q--', Q-D-,Z