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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1953 volume:

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' ,f '-'75 'QP Q Um 74eme Due to the ever increasing popularity of the motion picture industry, we have chosen this subject for the theme of our 1953 Hi-Noc-Ar. We believe than the movies tend to widen our interests, broaden our knowledge and stir our emotions. They enable us to travel the world over, thereby bringing the people of the world closer together and creating better understanding and world fellow- ship. They make us laugh, and they make us cry-or they make us feel warm and good inside by letting us become better acquainted with the trials and tribula- tions of our own neighbors. 'The movies stimulate our interests in the cultural field and fill us with historical facts and legends. They give us a visible insight to the news and are truly the eyes and ears of the world. This annual attempts to give you a true picture of the events and happen- ings of our beloved R.M.H.S. Sonny and Buck get a thrill. jobmzy Mack Jhowf Tommy bow. Sfmt contribute to Penn'J came Through The Eyes C1HdEC1FS ofjfhe Wofldqq Llscs bg? Qrounsz 14134522 u8Su. ec , 2 425ob3JCC1' -lf'-Lf0f?1ff10 fzfw d -v0 5 ' 'P T P B A enfiiilcz, 85,0225 O xi Comm X Q5'i'32-'EE' Qmbloodvessels GWB 'XG - CcMi3a.mem'5 Ufashinifon ' 4 as Hdamg ,A QU X ml Gaul i5 defwcerson divided info LINCOLN Three paris. .............. - 'rig K-2 15W They Seaclll ssb Theg hear QHQ Q9 T-P133 KFIOLU Q s.H F' F Q 9. 'an - -V., .. '39 5' -1Q'Tf,'1 al 5 , .- w.. Y xt . 'h:Sfl,5 iff' fi- nn.. N? Pearsajj, always If f . --,V -'i'7 2' 'L n!f I Coachx fixing is -1 ,MI xfyf Hope this doesnt blow up, W '.p5d5' N I K , 1 Mr. Prxvotrl 2 Mrs. Bowden - Pracricf ,Rb 3 ' V ' 1 W X .V U- ' - makes perfect. - V' , , N f , ' r AJ 4X .' I X I I , .Y N ,A f r r rr ,LN 1 x I , t.,,y X. If T ,. Mr. Parry- Lets try rt once more. Time our -Miss Grant. ' Mrs. Gorham themes. correcting The Tennessee Waltz , is tst z . L... .. X ' :Li s r V Mr. and Mrs. Lundy. 5 s 9 Q QNX x :A t ew st f A V ... Ss K H -su. get 1. .x Q The Hostess of Zero -Miss Craighill. Club Thespians at work-Mrs. The World at her Kramer' tips-Mrs. Speight. 9 Mrs. Robbins hard at The industrialist - Mr. Cant you wait until lunch, work, Adkins, lt looks interesting, Mr Miss Riddle? Cleetwood. . ,, ,, H ' 'g 'li M55 - our W ' i 'A ' ' , f Miss Vause always keeps Broo s of! R.M.4 ' f Wx her room neat. ! it 9 i, , ' l I V f v i 310 ' , M ., Q - ffl i J f I ,sis . 5 I 4 'f i . ,J 1 I 4 I 'QL 1 , X l ' , J . 7 K ' ' W' 5 Miss Kitchin advises about i f colleges. u -v N- 1-f 1 N L , , Temper! Temper! Mrs. Miss johnson reliving that Mrs. Lzindis bubbling over Cuthreul exciting mp' ,Viewing the World' Mr i .is usua. .. ' Gorham? X X f171!1Al .7L fl 'fi I x A IJ-k 1! fi-f if , 1 . or 5f.,.f,, an 'f1'Z-Q, Ao tvffafafi fu. ff ,wjz Our distinguished Scotch Miss Mills studying North H return for 3 gl-adu. gentleman- Mr. McGre- Carolina. Thats good, says Miss ate-Mr. Fountain. EOF- B005- 9 X, QQ-1 The girls in the superin- Mrs YO'-108 and the Blafk- tendent's office. bird. Mrs. Carr and the money. That's right, Bo-Bo, says Miss Turnage. , , , Miss Parker re 'e Y' ' X Mrs. Van Buskirk study- U - . Our artist-Miss Boice. Subject. V1 mng F XM ing the Biology Projects- This is good, says Mr. , W Chapman. ., - -- Q, -- - , roounnanunn nu Um Joanooonmun um ninnumumouuuu Q uuomauuauau Fresqfmman suuanmumndn mn IUUCJDEIDDUCID DEI -H V V YW V - - T, CJ UCICICBCIUJJCIDUU D DDIICIDCIDCIDUD Sophomore rananaamnEn Gunn nmnnonnuuuo muon ' --41 'Sf Junior DDD DDDDUDDDQDU UCIC1 CICIDCICJCICIDUCID , 1 , rnnaonunnndgudi lClDDOC1ClClClDDfD DDDDDCIDQCJDCI Senior quunmqonmuna SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FALL TERM 5R32 i 5 Xxdlf' , J! 6 I Us PRESIDENT' Aa XL Seca:-rARY JREASURER Jnvwxv Pnuorrrmoai MARY A. rauswzu. EN vVu.4.m Ms vice-PRESIDENT CLARANUA Mauaum spame TERM WX L QDR1'-L h x, ,Qxfl 6542 jx Z W Q9 X M I 7 uf 7321! L 4, X' Lx Z gl? BPpej'iEN-r vm:-Pnasfnemv ' f T EN W,bL,AM5 GLENN DAusH'r'Fuo4S SECRETARY -raggguqgp, 1311-1-Y A. Heo6Pa'rH WYLSON P I 7' SALLY ADAMS Tri-Hi-Y, Radio Broadcasting Club, Dramatics Club, Ed- sonians, Home-room Offices, Service Club, Student Organi- zation, Social Committee, Cari- didate for Miss Print Contest, jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee. Good Sports Club. PEGGY ALEXANDER Service Club, Choir, jr.-Sr. Figure Committee, Homeroom Offices, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Organization Rep., G.A.A F AYE BARKLEY Choir, Homeroom Offices, Dramatics Club, Tri-Hi-Y. ALICE BARNES Editor of 1-li-Noc-Ar, Home- room Offices. Good Sports Club, Co-Chairman of Food Committee for jr.-Sr., Presi- dent of Sophomore Class, Elections Committee, Senior Superlative, State and District Honors in Piano, National Honor Society, Student Gov- ernment Cabinet, Alternate Delegate to Girls' State, jun- ior Music Club Offices, Foot- ball Sponsor, Tri-Hi-Y, Com- mencement Marshal, Conces- sion Stand Chairman. BILLX ADAMS Baseball, Traffic Committee. Gun Club, jr.-Sr. Food Com- mittee, Member of Hot Stove League. MARY AVERA jr.-Sr. Beauty Court, Tri-Hi-Y, Musettes, Homeroom Offices. Choir, G.A.A. JIM BARKSDALE Homeroom Offices, Card Tricks Committee, Student Organization, Representative, I-li-Y Offices, Blackbird Clown, Edsonians, Co-Chain man Program Committee for Jr.-Sr., Cheerleader, Black Masquers, Hi-Noc-Ar Staff, Fire Drill Committee, Traffic Committee. JOYCE BARNES F.H.A., Dramatics Club, Inrra murals. J gi VJ Eva-'yy'-' jf: x ,,, lf I if .1 P 5 V fi ,, REUS-start BARTI-IOLONIEW. 1 fffuffic Committee, Football, lBatos,' 'Homeroom Offices, Gun Club, 'Hi-Y, Choir, Student' Cszvernmenr Repre- sencative, 'outs' JIMMY BISHOP I-Ii-Y, Eagle Scout, Traffic Committee, Fire Drill Com- mittee, Delegate to Hi-Y Convention. CHARLES BOONE Varsity Football, Traffic Corn- mittee, Decoration Commit- tee for junior-Senior, Scout, Band. EDWARD BRASWELL Varsity Football, Baseball, Basketball, junior Class Vice- President, Service Club, Presi- dent of Bafos, Delegate to Boys' State, Homeroom Of- fices, Track Team, junior- Senior Decorating Commit- tee, Sportsman of the Week. SYLVIA BEST Homeroom Offices, Edsonians, F.H.A., Invitations Commit- tee for jr.-Sr, Speech Choir, PHYLLIS BONE Transfer Student from Nash- ville, Homeroom Offices, Food Committee for jr.-Sr., EI-I.A. Offices, Delegate to State F.H.A. Convention. LOUIS BOOTH Baseball Manager, Choir, Ca- reer Student, Red Cross, D.E. Club, Hi-Y. MARY ANN BRASWELL Secretary of Service Club Secretary of Senior Class Tri-Hi-Y, junior Music, Club Chairman of Bulletin Board Student Government Repre- sentative, Homeroom Offices Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee ALBERT BRINSON Band, Freshman Dance Com- mittee. DONALD BRYAN Parliamentarian of Student Organization, Treasurer of Service Club, Parliamentarian N.C. Student Council Con- gress, Senior Superlative, Ex- change Club Boy of Month, Blackbird Staff, jr,-Sr. Food Committee, Delegate to Boys' State, Traffic Committee, So- cial Committee, Hi-Y, Presi- dents Cabinet, Fire Drill Committee r. Red Cross , J , Treasurer of Freshman Class, I-Iomeroom Offices, VIRGINIA ANN CAPPS Edsonians. I-Iomeroom Offices, Art Club, F.H.A. Offices, Tri- Hi-Y, Football Sponsor, MALLORY CHAMBLISS j.V. Basketball, j.V. Foot- ball, I-Iomeroom Offices. f'Q 55 fl 1 -.T Q KEN BRINSON Band, Boys' Chorus. Drill Club, Fire Drill Committee. Radio Broadcasters Club, Dra- matics Club. I-Ii-Y Offices Edsonians, Black Masquers. R. G. CAPPS Baseball EDWARD CARTEE Band, Art Club, Gun Club, Photography Club, W'ood- shop. RALPH CI-IASON Band, Choir, junior Music Club, Career Student Award, All-State Band. SHIRLEY CHILDERS Cafeteria Worker. BOBBITT CLAY Tri-Hi-Y,iBand, Secretary ol Musettes, Homeroom Offices, junior Red Cross, Blackbird Staff, Student Government Representative, Radio Broad- caster's Club, Creative Writ- ing Club. GERTRUDE COGGINS National Honor Society, Sec- retary to Miss Kitchin, F.H.A., Secretary of junior Red Cross, Student World Federalist, Bible Club, Choir, Prayer Meeting Publicity Chairman, jr.-Sr. Food Committee. DICKLI-COLLINS Band, Choir, Hi-Y, junior Music Club, All-State Band, ,iv Baseball, Captain of, Band, Homeroom Offices. l ,Xf ll x A sc X :pi V? il i Q ,f If f U 1 1' ri , wt 1 f l I 1 i 1 1 A 1 A DONNA CLARKX ., - 'l I National Honor Sociefy, Mar- shal for Commencement, Black Masquers, Delegate to Honor Policy Conference, Ed- sonians, Christmas Play, jr.- Sr. Figure Committee, Feature Editor of Blackbird, Student Organization Representative, Radio Broadcasting Club, Cafeteria Work, Homeroom Offices, Delegate to Civitan Conference, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y. JUNE COCKRELL Choir, D.E., Band. BARBARA JEAN COLEY Social Committee, Radio Broadcasters Club, jr.-Sr. In- vitations and Favors Commit- tee, Student Organization Rep- resentative, Blackbird Staff, Homeroom Offices, Prayer Meeting Chairman. BOBBY CONWAY GWEN COOPER Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, Homeroom Committees, junior Choir. SUZANNE COVINGTON Transfer from Dallas, Texas, Edsonians, Choir, Homeroom Offices. MELBA DANIELS F.H.A., Red Cross, Tri-Hi-Y, Homeroom Offices. GLENN DAUGHTRIDGE Homeroom Offices, D,E. Club, Bible Club. Band, Hi- Y, Eagle Scout, Medical Es- say Award Winner, First Place in Candy Sales, Hand- book Revision Committee, Vice-President of Senior Class. BILLY COPPEDGE Homeroom Offices, Band. Hi-Y, Fire Drill Committee, Traffic Committee, Student Organization Representative. SYLVIA CROCKER Tri-Hi-Y Offices, Service Club Offices, Homeroom Of- fices, Student Organization Representative, Campus Sweet- heart, jr.-Sr. Beauty Court, Musettes, BOBBY DAUGHTRIDGE Football, Hi-Y, Photography Club, Edsonians, Homeroom Offices. JIMMY DAUGHTRIDGE President of Senior Class Circulation Manager of Hi- Noc-Ar. Bafos, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Basketball. Ten- nis, Track, State Tennis Tournament, Kiwanis Boy of the Month, Homeroom Of- fices, Traffic Committee, Senior Superlative. SUE DAUGHTRIDGE Choir, Girls' Chorus. G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Dramatics Club, F.H,A. MARY RUTH DIVINE Hi-Noc-Ar Staff, Student Or- ganization Representative, Ed- sonians, Secretary of Sopho- more Class, Homeroom Of- fices, Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee. JOHN DRAKE Varsity Football, Bafos, Elec- tions Committee, Band, Hi-Y Offices, Homeroom Offices, Edsonians, Gun Club, Dra- rnatics Club. RICHARD EDMONDSON Dramarics Club, Athletics Club, Intramurals, Choir. I ALTON DENNING Choir, .l'lnn1Cfoom Offices, Radio Broadcastcfs Club, Dramatics Club. BARBARA DRAKE F.H.A. Offices, Good Sports Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Convention, Choir, Student Organization Repre- sentative, Homeroom Offices, Red Cross. NANCY EASON Choir, D.E., Delegate to D.E. Convention, Girls' Chorus, 1 Homeroom Offices, Y-Teens. DONALD EDWARDS Eagle Scout, Senior Superla- tive, National Honor Society, Exchange Club Boy of Month, Bafos, Chairman of Traffic Committee, Vice-President of Service Club, Varsity Basket- ball, Athlete of the Week, Fire Drill Committee, Ed- sonians, Presidents Cabinet, Program Committee for jr.- Sr., Student Organization Representative, Homeroom Offices. -IANE EDWARDS Red Cross, Horneroom Of- fices, Choir, Assistant Adver- tising Manager for Blackbird, Business Manager for Black- bird, Majotette, Radio Broad- caster's Club, Student Organi- zation Representative, Public- ity Committee of Student Organization, Edsonians. BOBBY EGGLESTON Transfer from Reidsville, N. C., Gun Club, Band, Red Cross Club. BILL ENGLISH Band. Choir, -l.V, Football, Homeroom Offices, D.E. Club, i I y 1 i V, if! BETSY EVANS Cut-A-Rug Club, Bible Club Offices. F.I-I.A. KENNETH EDWARDS Student Government Repre- sentative, DE., Choir, Dra- matics, Gun Club, ,--Z2 ffl i4,M,2f5f 1172692 f fi-,24, K 7 DORIS ELLIS Student Organization Repre- sentative. Tri-Hi-Y, Football Sponsor, Majotette, Choir. Good Sports Club, Mixers Club, junior Choir, Hotne- toom Offices. MACK ENGLISH MARY EVELAND FI-I.A. Offices. Cut-A-Rug Club, Y-Teens. CAROL EZZELL Tri-I-Ii-Y, Homeroom Com- mittees, Edsonians, F.H.A., Dramatics Club, Choir, Speech. ALBERT FARMER Choir, Art, Intramurals, Base- ball, Hot Stove League. 4 . 5 t D ft I LEWIS FAULKNER x f 1 Eagle Scout, Homeroom Of- fices, Commencement Mar- shal, Musettes, Edsonians, Art Club, Chairman of Candy Sales. JANET FULCHER Advertising Manager of Hi- Noc-Ar, Student Organiza- tion, Publicity Committee Chairman, Delegate to E.D.- N.C.S.C.C., Co-Chairman of Music and Figure of jr.-Sr., Junior Music Club, Edsonians, Choir, Social Committee for Student Organization, Candi- date for Miss Print Contest, jr.-Sr. Beauty Court, Cheer- leader, Football Sponsor, Tri- Hi-Y Offices, Homeroom Offices, Senior Sub-Deb Ad- visor, f WZ? JERRY EZZELL GEORGE FARMER Hi-Y Offices, Radio Broad- casters Club, Chairman of Elections Committee, Traffic Committee, Varsity Football, Decorations Committee for jr.-Sr., Band, Musettes, Class Offices, Social Committee. LA VERNE FLEMING Transfer from Enfield, Tri- Hi-Y Offices, Black Masquers Homeroom Offices, Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Convention, Dele- gate to Girls' State, Edsonians, Choir, jr.-Sr. Decorations Committee, Radio Broad- casters Club, Representative in American Legion National Oratorical Contest. BARBARA FUTCH Homeroom Offices, Tri-Hi-Y Offices, Head Majorette, In- vitations Committee for Jr,- Sr., Edsonians, Contestant for Miss Print, Jr. Choir, ' 1' 7 41, 795 L?.5VLf.J . I I L 'tw tj , .f x ' , j J., 7, ' 'Joi 4742, ' 'flvzuh-E wg, Kgvw mf ,.,,, gig Ulf L f' U QZ f1:V'VA4f C - 'V f U ffl If Q! 2 llggfucl, MEM ,VC GRADY GARDNER Eagle Scout, Edsonians, Presi- dent Black Masquers, Home- room Offices, Service Club. Radio Broadcasting Club, Dramatics Club, Traffic Com- mittee, Eire Drill Committee, Delegate to Boys' State, Stu- dent Organization Represen- ,tative I if 1 . , X C . V 'J V A I Q ' F rt I I , JJ, D 44 , J i 1 A 3, tim--,g,, 3' ' , L Q .' v v 'V fx-J V ' 9,1 AT Jf52HN GILBERT '71 if' NVXLLIAM GREEN Varsity Baseball, Bafos, Choir, Hot Stove League, Homeroom Offices. ELVA GRIFFEN Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, I-lomeroom Offices, jr.-Sr. Beauty Court, House and Grounds Com- mittee, Music Committee for jr.-Sr., Football Sponsor,,Can- didare for Miss Print, Dra- matics Club. JUNE GIDDEONS Homeroom Offices, Tri-Hi-'1. Fl-l.A,, Dramatics Club,G.A.A. JAMES GODWIN Homeroom Offices, Edson- ians, Black Masquer, Stage Manager, Gun Club, Dra- matics Club. AILEEN GRIFFEN Student Organization Repre- sentative, Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, Good Sports Club, E.H.A.. Edsonian Officer, Homeroom Offices, Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Convention. EDWARD HALLFORD Hi-Noc-Ar Staff. Senior Su- perlative, Kiwanis Boy of the Month. Treasurer of Edson- ians, Winner TB Essay Con- test. National Honor Society, Commencement Marshal, Vice- President Radio Broadcaster Club, Chairman Invitation Committee for jr.-Sr., Student Government Representative, News Editor for Blackbird. Assistant Circulation Manager of Blackbird, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, eadafw GHAZI HAMAD Service Club, Emily Post Eti' quetre Winner, Student Or- ganization Representative, lelomeroom Offices. , ,, Q, ,1L1tLf:7'2! J .' r 1 X 7 iLf,e4afzMg ,aft ,Z f CL ft ' 'L LC UQ f'l-11414 L IL 27-fm. ff lcd a9.7QM,, QL Z r r J .uf ui 1, ,LJ l+.,XL!?'A f 1 1,9 ' . T V' 14, LJL5 ,j - Lb ff- QL ' LM R 87114, f jay, fi l . I ,J , C!'Q1if4L,,3L faq?-Z flag! 'gf 1 ,C l L, fl ANDREW HARD 'SKY . Varsity Footballfg? ball Manager Vars Team, 1-Iomeroom Offices, Eagle Scout, Track, Photog- raphy Club, Dramatics Club, Drill Club, Winner in Candy Sales. BILLY HARE Parliamentarian for D.E. Club, Bible Club, Delegate to Dis- trict D.E. Convention, jr. Red Cross, Student Organiza- tion Representative, Typing Club, Classroom Offices. RONALD HARRELL Transfer from Petersburg, Va., Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Mixers Club., ' I , .. I, , K l I fl w I Q A K 9 I R Ax 3 'S Qi af 1955 PEGGY HAMRIC li.H.A,, Tri-Hi-Y. G.A.A., Dramatits Club. ROBERT HARDY Student Organization Repre- sentative. LOUISE HARPER Mixers Club, F.H.A., junior Choir. .1 ',.....a ff I 6. 4: J I IZ, fr, i 1 J' ' 9' Q :Z W af 5 Ly 9 f J V, t 1 if f - r lf ,rs I SANFQLBOQI-ilk S 1 X ls ig , ro ' 1 ices, V.E. C ub, , ll f Drill Club. , 'Aj nfwnf I 1 .61 A .1 v ff T 4 L5 T w I l A N. eadafza FRANK HAY Gun Club, Student Organi- zation Re resentative Choir P i , Radio Broadcasters Club, Draa matics Club. WILTON HOLLIDAY Vice-President of National Honor Society, Co-Editor of Blackbird, Delegate to Boys' State, Kiwanis Boy of Month, Homeroom Offices, Choir. Hi-Y Offices, Student Organi- zation Representative, Career Student Award. BETH HURT Musettes, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A. Club, Homeroom Offices. I LXR JOYCE JENKINS Hometoom Offices, Edson- ians, Cut-A-Rug Club, Choir, Att Club. 'J' 9 BETTY ANN HEDGEPETH Tri-Hi-Y, Service Club, Choir, Jr. Music Club, Good Sports Club, Student Organization Representative, Homeroom Offices, Secretary of Sopho- more Class, Secretary of jun- ior Class, Student Activity Office. MARY HUNTER Transfer Student. WAYNE HUX Vice-President of junior Class Varsity Football, Track, Stu- dent Organization Repre sentative, Homeroom Offices Figure Committee for jr.-Sr. Bafos, Program Committee Traffic Committee, Band Hi-Y. DORETHA JOYNER mittee. jr. Red Cross Offices, Choir, D.E. Club, Cafeteria Com- PAT KEEL Homeroom Offices, Choir, jr. Red Cross, G.A.A., Home Nursing Club. T. M. KEKMON B Squad Football, Varsity Football, Athlete of the Week, Dtamatics Club, j.C. Block- ing Award. MARIAN KING I-Iorneroom Offices, Choir, G.A.A., F.I-I.A. Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Intramurals. SHIRLEY KNOWLES Transfer from Wallace, E.H.A. Club, Vice-President of Prayer Meeting, G.A.A., D.E. Treas- urer, Homeroom Offices. K GENEVI-EVE KEETER fiffhlll 1 . ,w jpg fix.. M ' ljllff' 3' l NDA, 'la fr .f j,.f ' ft-fn . . J ! 1,1 l 7 J 7 JI . Aja. J. . All .f f ' ' f ' a BILLY KILGO Homeroom Offices, Typing Club, Athletic Club, Photog- raphy Club. BILLY KNOWLES Transfer from Sumter, S.C., Radio Broadcasters Club. ANN LANE An Club, choir. I 1 1 I RAY LANGSTON Distributive Education, g . TOMMY Lewis ' 3 'l A Edsonians, Dramatics Club, Choir. JEANETTE LITTLE Student Organization Repre- sentative, Homeroom Offices F.H.A., Edsonians. TOMMY LOONEY President of junior Class Football, Hi-Noc-Ar Staff, Bafos. 5 of M55 FRED LEE Treasurer of Junior Class, Varsity Football, B Squad Basketball, Golf Team, Track Team, Hi-NOC-Ar Staff, Bafos, Edsonians, I-li-Y, Traffic Com- mittee, Student Organization, jr.-Sr. Invitations and Favors Committee, l-lomeroom Of- fices. ROBERT LINDSEY B Squad Football, Red Cross, Choir, Band. BOBBX LOCKAMX Gun Club Radio Broadcast ing Club Choir CLARANDA MANGUM National Honor Society. Good Sports Club, Vice-President of Senior Class. Adve-rt.sing Manager of Blackbird. Choir. Student Organization, NVinner RMHS I Speak For Democ- racyn Contest, Tri-Hi-Y, Pre- Nursing Club, Decorations Committee for jr.4Sr. U 606074 BERNARD MANNING D.E. Club, Athletic Club, ' Drill Club, Dramatics Club, Classroom Offices, Speech Choir. GORDON MCADAMS Basketball JIMMY MEHLE Student Organization Repre- sentative, School Clean-Up Committee, Radio Broad- casters Club, Gun Club. EDWINA MOORE President of Edsonians, G.A.A. Offices, Good Sports Club, National Honor Society, Sen- ior Superlative, Delegate to Girls' State, Chairman of Decorations Committee for jr.-Sr., Homeroom Offices, Bulletin Board Committee, Senior Reporter for Black- bird, Junior Choir Club. QQ 1 I .3 16? I 755 RAY MATTHEWS Distributivc lidutation DICK MCINTYRE Eagle Scout, Band, Homeroom Offices, Gun Club, Slide Rule Club, Fire Drill Com- mittee. MARCIA MILNE Homeroom Offices. jr. Music Club, Literary Editor of Black- bird, Red Cross, Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club, Dramatics Club, Decorations Committee for jr.-Sr., Edsonians. BILLY MOORE Red Cross, Band, Choir, Homeroom Offices, Basket- ball, Radio Broadcasters Club, Debating Club. emlafw DURWOOD MURRAY D.E. Club Offices, Typing Club, Associate President of the Eastern District D,E. Clubs, Presiding Officer of State D.E. Convention, East- ern D.E. Convention Delea gate. DOUGLAS NEWTON D.E. Club, Typing Club, jr. Red Cross, Nominating Corn- mittee of D.E. Club Con- vention. l l BILLY ODOM ,QL I-Iomeroom Office t t Organization R Q ve,f Gun Club, Hi-YJ i NANCY PARRY Secretary of National Honor Society, Good Sports Club, Edsonians, Band, Student Organization Representative, Homeroom Offices, Delegate to All-State Band Clinic. jr. Music Club. of ms CHRISTINE NELBTS Art Club, Bible Club, Ed- sonians, Cut4A-Rug Club. SHIRLEY NORVILLE MYRA PADGETT Hi-Noc-Ar Staff, Service Club, Edsonians. -lr.-Sr. Bids Com- mittee, Choir, Musettes, Social Committee, Candidate for jr.- Sr. Beauty Court, Football Sponsor, Tri-Hi-Y Offices, Homeroom Offices. ALBERT PARKER Varsity Baseball, Homeroom Offices, Edsonians, Treasurer of Black Masquers, State Manager, Choir, Gun' Club, Hot Stove League. I 6666044 GEORGE PATSEAVOURAS Hi-Noc-Ar Staff, Treasurer Student Organization, Presi- dent junior Class, Treasurer Sophomore Class, Secretary Freshman Class, National Honor Society, Senior Super- lative, Kiwanis Boy of Month, Civitan Citizenship Medal, Service Club, Chairman of Fire Drill Committee, Dele- gate to State N.H.S. Conven- tion, V.E. Service Award, Commencement Marshal, Presi- dent's Cabinet, Overall Chair- man of jr.-Sr., Varsity Basket- ball. BERYL PETERS Secretary of Jr. Class, Service Club, Good Sports Club, Jr.- Sr. Decoration Committee, Hi-Noc-Ar. Staff, Blackbird Staff, National Honor Society, Homeroom Representative, Ed- sonians, Tri-Hi-Y, Radio Broadcasting. WILSON PITT Band Officer, Hot Stove League, jr. Music Club, Homeroom Offices, National Honor Society, Commence- ment Marshal, All-State Band, jr.-Sr. Music Committee. DOT PRICE President of jr. Red Cgoss, Choir, Teachers Aide, -afe- teria Committee. ll 'l 1 . J, 1 l , l in of 7755 GEORGE PEARCE Homeroom Offices, Student Organization Representative, Traffic Committee, Eagle Scout, Sports Editor of Black- bird, Varsity Basketball, Var- sity Baseball, Co-Captain of Baseball Team, Captain of Basketball Team, Bafos, So- cial Committee. WALTER PHILLIPS Gun Club, Boy Scouts, Voc. Machine Shop. BETTY ANN POWELL Choir, Vice-President of Soph- omore Class, Elections Com- mittee, Student Organization Representative, Dramatics Club, Homeroom Offices, Tri-Hi-Y Offices, Music Com. jr.-Sr. FANNIE PRIDGEN Transfer from Nashville, Red Cross, Choir, Home Nursing Club. V ff , I 0 if W5 i fl - A x vi 1 J X X v MID, 1 x ifflffr 606054 MAY PRocToR Cv.A.A., Dramatics Club, Ed- sonians. MARGARET REAVES jr. Red Cross. Homeroom Offices. SHIRLEY RICKS Homeroom Offices, F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics Club. DAPHINE RILEY Choir, Homeroom Offices, Tri-Hi-Y, Cut-A-Rug Club, Class Offices. 4 .NW ,.-J fo 1 of 795 CHARLES PUTN AM Homeroom Offices, Radio Broadcasters Club, Social Committee, Tennis, Student Organization Representative, Band, Decoration Committee for jr.-Sr., Hi-Y. Dramatics Club, MARLAND REID Homeroom Offices, Elections Committee, B Squad Basket- ball, Choir, Eagle Scout, Head Cheerleader, Blackbird Staff Dramatics Club, Sponsor for Cheerleader Club. FRANCES RIDDLE Homeroom Offices, jr.-Sr. Decoration Committee, Social Committee, Black Masquers, Edsonians, jr, Red Cross, Dramatics Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, Mixers Club, Book Club. SHEILA ROBBINS Runner-Up for Miss Print. Chairman Elections Commit- tee, Good Sports Club, Hi- Noc-Ar Staff, National Honor Society, Chairman Program Committee for jr.-Sr., Cheer- leader, Parliamentarian for Sr. Class. Student Organization Representative, Runner-Up for Campus Sweetheart, Football Sonsor, Edsonians, Tri-Hi-Y, Civitan Medal, Senior Super- lative. SHIRLEY ROBINSON Tri-I-li-Y, Red Cross Treas- urer, Student Organization Representative, Edsonian Dram. Organization. DOT RUSSELL Student Organization Repre- sentative, Homeroom Offices, Red Cross Representative, Girls' Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, Pub- licity Committee. BARBARA SCRUGGS Transfer from Wilson, Stu- dent Organization Representa- tive, Band, Sec. Tri-Hi-Y, Edsonians, Radio Broadcasting Club, Program Committee for Jr.-Sr. CLARENCE SKINNER Homeroom Offices, Most Valuable Player Award for Football 1951, Varsity Foot- ball, Vice-President Bafos, Choir, Edsonians, Track. GRACE ROSE Cut-A-Rug Club, FHA., junior Red Cross, Humeroom Offices, Secretary of F.l-LA. CLARENCE SCHMUDLACK Transfer from Glenoak, Wis- consin, Navy Veteran. FRED SEXTON Homeroom Offices, Service Club, Eagle Scout, Chorus, Band, Golf Team. WAVERLY SMITH Varsity Football, Co-Captain Football Team, Traffic Com- mittee, Bafos, Varsity Track Team, Varsity Tennis Team, Dramatics Club, Homeroom Offices, Hi-Y, Eagle Scout, Sportsman Athlete of the Week. DONALD SPAIN Intramurals. BETTY JEAN SPENCE Student Organization Repre- sentative, Tri-Hi-Y, Home- room Offices, Food Commit- tee for jr.-Sr., Choir, Ed- sonians, jr. Choir. DAN STENCIL Hi-Y President, Homeroom Offices, Edsonians, Dramatics Club, Blackbird Reporter, Drill Club. SHIRLEY STONE Student Organization Repre- sentative, Red Cross, Service Club, Homeroom Offices, Tri- Hi-Y, Contestant for Beauty Court, Edsonians. IRIS SPAIN Transfer from Tampa, Fla., Mixers Club. BILLY SPENCER P Drill Club, Hi-Y, Choir, Broadcasters Club. BETTY STARLING Red Cross, Choir, I-Iomeroom Representative, Homeroorn Offices, Chorus, Art Club. PEGGY STRICKLAND Transfer from Nashville, jr.- Sr. Committee, Tri-Hi-Y, Homeroom Offices, Dramat- ics Club, EI-LA. Offices, Seniafze S. E. STRICKLAND Varsity Football, B Squad Football, Truck Team. Ath- letic Club. Photography Club. Hi-Y, Edsoniuns, Homeroom Offices. DOROTHY TAYLOR FRED THARRINGTON Blackbird Clown, Basketball, Elections Committee, Home- room Offices, Music Lovers Club, Choir. MARVIN THOMPSON Homeroom Offices, Gun Club, D.E. Club, Choir. Y 3 VJ ste wxX X N gsgxm xx sa N A was ' -1ff'f531 'N of 7955 HULDA SULLIVAN LA RUE TAYLOR Transfer from Tarboro, Mix- ers Club, Student Organiza- tion Representative. JOYCE THOMAS Secretary Good Sports Club Homeroom Offices Bible Club Head Maiorette Foot ball Sponsor jr Sr Beauty Contestant Miss Print 50 51 MARIE TYLER Good Sports Club Home room Offices Treasurer of junior Class Business Mana- ger of Hi-Noc-Ar Senior Superlative Candidate for Miss Print Contest Cheer- leader Runner-Up for Cam- pus Svseetheart Football Sp - sor Maid-of-Honor for May Court Jr.-Sr. Figure Com- mittee Azeala Festival Attend- ant Tri-Hi-Y Choir. eniofw MARGIE WALKER Homeroom Offices, G.A.A., Classroom Offices, Book Club. ref' 'fy 'C ff ' X? O I 71. , 0 .' gf ' 1 4 f I f . f t. P JOE WHITEHEAD T ransfer from Fork Union Military Academy, Choir, Edsonians. MARY WILKINSON Homeroom Offices, G.A.A.. Secretary of Sophomore Class. President of Sophomore Class, Delegate to E,D,N.C.S.C,C., Student Organization Com- mittee Chairman, Senior Su- perlatiye, Parliamentarian of jr. Class, -lr.-Sr. Committee Chairman. Good Sports Club, National Honor Society, Dele- gate to N.C.S.C.C,, Delegate to State National Honor Society Convention, Delegate to Girls' State, Commence- ment Marshal, President of Student Body, Football Spon- sor, D.A.R. Girl, Service Club. FRANCES XVILLIAMS Homeroom Offices, F.H.A,. G.A.A. 49 af l?55 CLARENCE XVALLACE D.O., Yftiocl Shop, Choir, Gun Club. AGNES XVIGGS Transfer Student, DE., F,H.A., l-lomeroom Offices, Red Cross Officer, Decorations Com- mittee for jr.-St. BEN XVILLIAMS Homeroom Offices, Student Organization Representative. Hi-Y, jr,-Sr. Dance Commit' tee, First Place XVinner in Speaking Contest, Treasurer of Senior Class. Service Club. Choir, Senior Superlative, Ex. change Clubs Boy of the Month, Art Club. JANET XYILLIAMS Homeroom Offices. Decora- tion Committee for -lr.-Sr.. Choir, Student Activity Of- fice. President of Musettes. XY'orld Federalists, Good Sports Club, Chairman Lost and Found Committee, Chair- man of Prayer Meetings. Seniafw JOE XVIMBERLEY Student Organization Repre- sentative, Homeroom Offices. National Honor Society Oi- ficer, Vlforltl Eetlerulists Of- ficer, Commencement Mar- sh.1l, Art Club, Bible Club. RANDALL WINSLOW Choir, Intramurals, Book Club. CHARLOTTE WOOD Homeroom Offices, F.H.A., Choir, Nursing Club, Cut-A- Rug Club. WEAVER WREN N Transfer from Wfentwotth High, Hi-Y, Homeroorn Of- fices, Dramatics Club, Photog- raphy Club, Golf Team. I3-. '-s IBN .Quang Qui? Qaq of 1955 JO ANN WlNDl'lAM Retl Cross, Student Organiza- tion Representative, Class Of- fices, Radio Broadcasters Club, Assistant Editor, Co- Eclitor of Blackbird, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Presidents Cabinet. JIMMY WOMBLE Band, Athletic Club, Dra- matics Club, Edsonians, Homeroom Offices. Class Of- fices, Social Committee. CAROL WOOD Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, Musettes, Eelsonians, Student Organiza- tion Representative. EVANS HALL Vocational Shop. Z .fray ,A NANCY HOLLINGSWORTH-7'r'ea5111'ez' LLOYD HEDGEPETH-Vive Prefidem RUTH SIDES-Senetavry MARGARET DAUGHTRIDGE-Prexident i IU ,.,r-.-nga:-,s--vu1,,,, l ' -Ii ' . H K ' b I Lzmw .-. f - ,V . - -IAMES CHANDLER-Tnuwrer JIMMY DAUGHTRIDGE-Vive Prefidezzf GORDON WILKINSON-ScfL'r'et.zr1' SUE GREGORY-Preiident of If:- 'G '13 .,- E xy . Jax 1 Pat Alexander Yvonne Arrington Barbara Avent Betsey Barnes Dave Barnes L. M. Barnes Sally A, Bartholomew Peggy Bateman Martha Beckwell Barbara Bedgood Jeanette Bennett Marlene Blount Eddie Booth Inez Booth Rose Booth Darrel Boyd Peggy Branch Billy Howell Barbara Brantly Rudolph Branrly Inez Brigman Barbara Brown Wade Bryant Paul Bullock George Burton Richard Byrd James Campbell Wfilma Campbell George Capps Betty Sue Cash james Chandler Charles Childers Yvonne Churchill Loretta Clark Mary Sue Clay ,lohn Coates rt. -.ll f N 3 . it Q ' sf R sl 1 ..,'Q.N , . Q 5 rs.,-R . 52+ .,,,s4. ' N-1 lf Ai 1 1 W. K. 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E-J ,ffxu-,-1 :far V D4 5 C I JJ E A 0 b 1 ' 1 6 ,J-f 4,9 ' .1 5 t ,Q lb! 4 M, 1 I jf J f 17 3 ..- J f ,, Q v I I .1 I -QV 1 IfAYBILL,MmWw fli-YIQENT yfmfsfasuf 5,-M,-r Ry 7.n,N,,,,E, ,Q f f 1? ' , rv Vx I? VT I vx F' N 1 K3 f-vi -- l w y' 'fn' il 6 VME Gu! D LL! Hd 5D4,v of H-Q 5oPHomoaes Y. PR W f PP -VDINT :smear ggcn Tny 7- I va . 4' f x f fl N' waugh Q 1' s A - ,. XR M' 4 l bf 77 Q Front row, left to right: Carol Morgan, Margaret Williams, Lu- cinda Oliver, Betty James, Jane Hatchett, Pat Edwards, Mr. Lundy. Second row: Lynne Moore, Jon- elle Frazier, Sandy Thorpe, Bar- bara Ann Jones, Mimi Brewer. Martha Lane, Eddie Ricks, Ruby Bryant, Dot Hales. Third row: Steve Proctor, Glenn Cartee, Earl Pridgen, Ronnie Felton, Billy Wynne, Julian Al- dridge, Kenneth Cooke. Fourth row: Lee Bellamy, Bobby Savage, Hendrix Arnold, Billy Mclntyre, Harold Winslow, James Manning, Bernard Brown, Addison Wimberly. lll'll0 First row, left to riluht: Kathleen Wiritllizirri, Judy Brevier, Caro- lyn Rahil, Barbara Ann Smith, lzlizaheth Smith, Frances Wil- liams, Miss Cntiehill. Seconcl row 3 Martha Bradley, Leah Faye Lee, Wasila l-lamad, Linda Joyner, Nanty Newbold, Willa Dene Simmons, Jackie Davis, Mary Frances Warren, Pat Covington. Third row: Charles Bateman, Shirley Proctor, Joan Backer, Shirley Parham, Myrna Bell, Connie Taylor, Jessie Pittman, Marvin Barnes. Fourth row1 Blake Nicholson, Winkie Hardesty, Fritz Cronen- berg, Bobby Patterson, Merle Daniels, Jimmy Herring, Jack Hayes. First row, left to right: Peggy Manning, Charlotte Jones, Mary Manning, Eugene Starling, Jean- nette Mclntyre, Janice Anderson, Mrs. T. D. Young. Second row: Mary Moore Camp- bell, Joyce Winstead, Frankie Brock, Sylvia Bulluck, Joyce Hudson, Beverly Davis, Betty Webb, Doris Cooper. Third row: Jimmy Viverette, Kay Wfilliams, Elizabeth Staton, Evelyn Sellers, Virginia Perry, Margie Fentress, James Birney, Janice Pierce. Fourth row: Richard Williams, Roland Braswell, Gene Arnold, James Brown, Bill Daughtridge, Johnny Hammond, Royce Powell. llllll First row, left to rgiht: Carolyn Willis, Kathryn Avent, Joyce Stone, Sally Ann Wicker, Char- laine Sugg, Sylvia Breedlove, Mrs. Sue H. Bowden. Second rowz Harrett Hagan, Lois Howell, Edgar Delamar, Andrew Taylor, Doloris Lamm, Clara Ann Gilbert, Lenore Ann Brown, Roberta Eason. Third row: John Nelms, Shir- ley McCarter, Peggy Jennings, Ann Price, Donnie Odom, Carolyn Rich, Peggy Webb, Bobby Wimberly. Fourth row: Harry Rose, Gra- ham Adams, Addison Dixon, M. L. Wood, Charles Buchan, Leland Dawson, Carlton Ruffin, Wiley Shearin, Joe Daughtridge. First row, left to right: Carol Browning, Barbara Sutton, Myrt Pearce, Erwin Robbins, Louise Stallings, Marie Boykin, Miss Josephine Grant. Second row: Woodrow West, Christine Bryant, Angeline Lamm, Carol Casey, Joy Ann Hayes, Ethel Dickens, Kay Willi- ford, Eddie Felts. Third rowi Bobby Wheeless, Johnnie Louise Jarvis, Frances Raynor, Sonya Long, Margie Parker, Atlas Pridgen, Marjorie Fuller, Katherine Rose. Fourth row: Jimmy Frazier, Joyce Pearce, Flaye Hammond, Bill Kinchelor, ack Philips, Paul J Stephens, Ernest Gilbert, Jerry Forbes. ,Q 's' K First row, left to right: Donald Wfomble, Bobby Soden, Becky Odom, Peggy Batchelor. Sue Yelverton, Peggy Blanford, Miss Riddle. Second row: Dwight Hinton, Audrey Kennedy, Mary Lee Fountain, Hazel Moore, Loretta Polson, Herbert Campbell, Eliza- beth Vlfells. Third row: Jean Stephenson, Peggy Daniel, Marty Purvis, Peggy XY'hitehurst. Norma John- son, Bobby Stantil, Doris Car- roll. Fourth row' Dickie Xklwotl, Bobby Campbell, Charles Harris, Billy Pierce. Jimmy Mears. James NY'illoughby, Barbara Sutton. The Pkllllklfa Qs 'A-v SMW' X M55 ,ff ,.1 ,'f The Freshmen fx Xb L' gr- ,i First row, left to right: George Dixon, Frances Brantley, Betty Rose Dail, Norma Savage, Sarah White, Terry Odom. Second row: Mrs. Landis, Bunny Jeans, Minnie Williamson, Kay Knight, Barbara Winstead, Patsy Pullen, Faye Mears. Shirley Fay Burnette. Third row: Georgia Fulghum, Glenda Felton, Joanne Burns, Gail Pittman, jean Williams, Henry Rowland, Neal Eggleston. Fourth row: Rodney Pittman, Harrison Gay, Philip Threatt, john O'Donnel1, Gene Ray, George Morgan, Charles Landen, Fred Harris. Qzealmeaovf 5 First row, lelt tu right. Kathryn Batten, Linda Dauglutritlge, Jean Root, Philip Bone, Sandra Shea- ron, Oscar Taylor. JC-U1 SUE?- Rachelle Langley. Second rom: Miss Bond. Dottie Matthexxs, Nannie Lindsey, Shir- ley Roberts, Sylvia Poland, Maruie Xxfilliforrl, Georgie Dauiulitritlge, Gene Dlughtridige. Third roxy Scottie Brantley, Catherine McLamb, Patsy Mel- lor, Lillian Daughtridue, Sheila Culpepper, Luke Landin, Mara shall Prottor, Betty Cockrell. Fourth l'0XKl Wfillard XY'illiamS. Edward Guy, Sammy Mouzon. Fred Ruben, Dan Boone, XVen- dell Owens, Harry Hinson, Billy Evans, Fred Davis. First row, left to right: Bobby Butler, Peggy Vick, Carol Hagan, Louise Harris, Pauline lluney- cutt, Mae Davis, Jay Vfeaver. Second row. Miss Rubic Vause, Judy liaho, Fred-ly Phelps, W'illa Nelms, Sarah Campbell, Patricia Moore, Mena Buchan, Betsy Hutto, J. R. Baker, Third mtv Norman Robinson, Jimmy Mtv-ire, liarlinc Valentine. Patricia XX'.ilker, Patricia Clark, Joe Poxxell, Peyuglc Robbins, Fourth row, David Bridges, Jarnes Davenport, Jerry Horton. Aaron Murray, Tom XY'.1rren, C. D. Webb. Bobby Reaves, Francis Collins. First row, left to right: Cecil Xwinstead, Faye Batts, Margaret Stone, Anna Yelverton, Tonya Pennington, Carol Strange. Judy Carr, Raymond Hollowell, Har- old Gilbert. Second row: Mrs. R. H. Gor- ham, Delano Jenkins, Catherine Atkins, Joyce Crocker, Peggy Collins, Patsy Childers, Una Driver, Henry Thompson, Henry Warren. Third row: Ray Harper, Pat Alexander, Ernest Coley, Mariah Jane Parker, G. C. Vlfarren, Mar- garet Spain, Janet Davis, Judy Best. Fourth row: Billy XVilhalf, Bun- ny Bell, Charles Ayscue, Billy Matthews, Lyle Crumpler, Pey- ton Blanton, Milton Dickens, Bruce Etheridge. gl ?ze44mew of 25 First row, lelt ro right. Norma Bul- luck, Pat Thomas, Cherry Page, Tony Turner, Annette Hammond. Patsy Moore, Ray Joyner. Second Row: Miss Mills, Dan John' son, Judy Barnes, Dorothy RickS, Pat Parrish, Rosalie Dalton, Joyce Batchelor, James Ezzell. Third row: Myra Floyd, Mary Fran- ces Edmunds. Jewel Pearce, Joyce Harris, Georgia Robinson, Betty Rose Brigman, Carolyn Luper, Ray Edwards. Fourth row: Coleman Jackson. Joe Proctor, Larry Gupton, Pat Warren, Billy Wright, Wiley' Clay, Tuck O'Kelly, Clarence Rowell. First row, left to right: Carolyn Wilder, Joyce Farris, Bennie Ray Johnson, Patricia Reaves, Ola Mae Winstead, Annette Riley, Mary Ezzelle. Second row: Miss Parker, Wilson Butler, Rudolph Behrendt, Peggy Jones, Glenda Radford, Paul Mehle, Evelyn Robinson, Patricia Batchelor. Third row: Jerry Adams, Jackie Evans, Albert Page, Wayne Parker, Janice Davenport, Kathleen Eve- land, Doris Pate, Albert Bowen. Fourth row: I. D. Fuller, Ann Brinson, Tommy Eure, Donald Stallings, Stanley Kornfield, Nell Wiggins, Al Boyd, Stanley Morgan. rg First row, left to right: Bobby Smith, Dorothy Ricks, Barbara Tay- lor, Alma Daughtridge. Diane Odom, Ginger Roney, Gladys Ricks. John Gorham. Second row: Mrs, Speight, Aubrey Wfiggins, Gene Pridgen, Barbara Groves, Peggy Faulkner, Janet Bar- rett, Ruth Peele. Third row: Berry Lewis. Bertice Joyner, Hallie Anderson, Lynn Hat- chett, Gretchen Zabawa. Bayard Wfalker, Sonny Cherry, Charles Sanders. Fourth row: Butch XVeayer, Lynn Priyette. Eugene Cavcthorne, Billy McCarrer, Kenneth Peele, Jimmy Davis. Bradley Dozier. Buster Braw- ley. Absent: Glenn YX'illiams, Joyce Stallings. Behind The Scenes With 0ur Organizations 4.2154 A delightful comedy for November- The Late Christopher Bean Y, ,,,s,,-,.,,-5-sf Friendly rivalry at Assembly ' K s .---f- :Je rx . . , ,,1 The Service Club presents 1 ' s -..-.. fr 'H' -:.i f v f EF- Wu ' 'U fir' Student Oiginization Officers Left to right: George Patseavouras. Treasurerg Elise Williams, Secretaryg Mary Wfilkinson, Presidentg Donald Bryan, Parliamentarian, Baxter Savage, Vice-President. Student Organization Cabinet First row, left to right: George Patseavouras, Treasurerg Elise Williams, Secretaryg Mary Wilkinson, Presidentg Donald Bryan, Parliamentariang Baxter Savage, Vice-President. Second row: Mimi Brewer. Bulletin Board Chairmang Sue Gregory, Publicity Chairmang Alice Barnes. Editor Hi-Noe-Arg ,lo Ann Windham, Co-Editor Blackbird. Third row: Donald Edwards. Traffic Chairmang Wilton Holliday, Co-Editor Blackbirdg jimmy Bishop. Fire Drill Chairmang George Farmer, Elections Chairmang Theo Pitt, House and Grounds Chairman: Sally Adams, Social Chairmang Edwina jones, President of G.A,A. 'i Student Organization Representatives First row: Jo Ann Windham, Betty I-ledgepeth, Shirley Stone, Jane Edwards. Second row: Fred Lee, Dot Price, Beryl Peters, Billy Knowles. Third row: Russell Bartholomew, Wilton Holliday. First row: Peggy Sexton, Mary Proctor, Mary Jo Mears, Gordon The purpose of the Student Organization is to represent the students. Through standing com- mittees and special projects, it plans and carries out activities for school improvement. While carrying out these activities, it provides an opportunity for student leadership and fel- lowship and it promotes democratic citizenship. The Student Organization is divided into three divisions with each division having its own complete organization. Division One is the General Organization with its four officers, its ten major or stand- ing committees, and its assembly of representatives from the homerooms. Division Two is the Class Organization. For each of the four groups-freshman, sopho- more, junior, and senior-there is an organization consisting of four officers, an advisor, and the necessary committees-all from the homerooms, comprising the group. Division Three is the Homeroom Organization with its four officers, the homeroom teacher, and the desired committees. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES First row: Barbara Ann Smith, Lenore Brown, Joy Ann Hayes, Jean Stephenson. Second row: Leah Lee, Jeanette Mclntyre, Betty James, Peggy Daniels. Third row: Billy Wynne, Bill Kincheloe. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Wilkinson, Elizabeth Vann. Second row: Janet Spain, Sally Ann Bartholomew, Carolyn Garci- ner, Stanley Still. Third row: Charles Hughes, Stanley Leggett, Jimmy Selby. Lee First row: Fay Barts, Joyce Farris, Margaret Stone, Judy Barnes, Alma Daughtridge. Second row: Ann Brinson, Mae Davis, Anna Yelverton, Lynn Parker. Hatchett, Mary Frances Edmundson, Sandra Shearin, Judy Kabo. Fourth row: Bobby Fleming, Eddie Booth, Bobby Gay, La Verne Third row: Dan Boone, Freddy Ruben, Bobby Stallings. Strickland. i 'Nl l Senior Girls' Tri-Hi-Y First tow. left to right: -lo Ann Wind- ham, Betty Spence, Alice Barnes, Sue Daughtridge, Claranda Mangum. Second row, left to right: june Gida deons, Bobbitt Clay, Beryl Peters, Sally Adams, Carrol Wood, Marcia Milne, Beth Hurt, Shirley Robinson. Senior Hi-Y First row, left to right: S. E. Strickland, Fred Lee, George Strickland, john Drake, Glenn Daughtridge, Weaver Wrenn. Second row, left to right: Mr. Herman Shrieve-advisor, Russell Bartholomew, Dickie Collins, Wilton Holiday, Ken Brinson, Ronnie Harrell, Louis Booth, Mr. Hugh Finch-advisor. W ,f m., . ,fl N- 'T Liana. ' ,,-..A:. bunk. 'W' s'f n' 's --s'is s--3 Zf Y-Teens First row, left to right: Sarah Moore, Anne Proctor, Marlene Blount, La Verne Fleming, Peggy Geddie, Roberta Eason, Sue Daughtridge. Second row: Evelyn Eveland, Inez Booth, Mildred Leggett, Betty Jean Cowley, Lynn Moore, Carolyn Gardner, Peggy Searcy, Christine Huffham, john- nie Du Fore, Patsy Pearce. i . Freshman Tri-Hi-Y First row, left to right: Mae Davis. -loane Burnes, Sara XY'hite. Patsy Moore. Pat Thomas, .ludy Carr. Alma Daugh- tridge. Diane Odom, Norma Savage. Harriet Hagan, Myra Floyd, Annette Hammond. Second row: Betsy Carr-advisor, Fran- ces Yilarren, Bunny jeans, janet Davis. Minnie X l'illiamson, Rosalie Lee Dal- ton, Dot Ricks, Judy Barnes, Glenda Felton. -lean W'illiams, Kay Knight, Fay Mears, Anna Yelverton. Third rowg Judy Kabo, Gail Pittman, Hallie Anderson, Ann Brinson. Fourth row: Nannie Lindsey, jewel Pearce, Dottie W'illiamson, Patsy Pul- len, Jean Taylor, Lynn Hatchett, Mariah Parker, Ginger Ronnie. Margaret Stone. Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y First row: Louise Stallins. Lucinda Oliver, Leah Lee, Doris Cooper. Par Edwards. .J Mg-Q, Second row: joy jones, Elizabeth Smith. Myrna Bell, Shirley Proctor, Mary F. Warren, jane Hatchett, Sue Yelvenori. Freshman-Sophomore First row, left to right. Bohhy Ellis, Arkey Matthews. Heber Sutton, Clinton Sharpe. Second row: joe Capel. Larry Ward, Donnie Bland. Reynolds Iordon, Charles Evans. Q -.4 ' ' ,nu 0 li ' I I I F 'Z' ' .4 . xi .r -1--3 Junior Music Club First row, left to right: Marcia Milne, Elizabeth Vann, Elise Williams, Kay Congleton, Edith Ann johnson. Alice Barnes, Betty Ann Hedgepeth, Ruth Sides, Margaret Daughtridge, Nancy Lehane, Carolyn Lnwder. Erwin Robbins. janet Fulcher, Mary Ann Braswell. Second row: Mary Wilkinson, Nancy Parry, Laverne Fleming, Dickie Collins. Third row: Julian Aldridge, Wilson Pitt. George Knight, Ralph Chason, Good Sports Club First row, left to right: Barbara Drake, Marie Tyler, Alice Barnes, Second row: Neva Taylor, Sally Adams, Doris Ellis, Third row: Edwina Moore, Claranda Mangum, Vivian W'illiams, janet Spain, Mary Wilkinson Aileen Griffin. Fourth row: Elise Williams, Betty Ann Hedgepeth, Beryl Peters. Nancy Parry, janet Spain. Fifth row: Mrs, Landis, Joyce Thomas, Mrs. Lundy. CD r- ft 7. ea. ,. 5 4 , Ae ' 4' I .. .ng .6635 I -,,-: i , . Z: C ,X ff' Distributive Education Club First row, left to right-Durwood Murray, Miss Riddle, Dore-tha -loyncr, Nancy Eason, june Coclcrell, Bar! bam jackson, Shirley Williforrl, Bill English, Second row-Ray Matthews, Maney Godwin, Louis Booth, Douglas Newton, W. K. Coggins, Bernard Manning, Mack English, Ray Joyner. X C1 Service Club First row, left to right- Vivian W'illiams, Mary Proctor. Sylvia Crocker, Elise Xlifilliams, Mary Ann Brasryell. Second row-Sue Gregory. Mary ,lo Mears, Peggy Alexander. Sally Adams, Mary Vifilkinson. Shirley Stone. Third row-Ghazi Hamad, Donald Bryan, john Mar- riott. Edward Braswell. Ben W'illiams, Mrs. Rob- bins. Fourth rosx'-Wiley' Fish- er, Marvin XVard, Lloyd Hedgepeth, Freddie Sex- ton, Grady Gardner. Fifrh row-Billy Colston, james Chandler, Donald Edwards. Bafos First row, left to right - Gator Braswell, Clarence Skinner, F-red Lee, Johnny Warren, john Marriott. Jim' my Selby, Theo Pitt. Second row - William Green, Billy Smith, Baxter Savage, Jimmy Lancaster. Russell Bartholomew Third row - Weno Pierce, Marvin Ward, Eddie Booth, john Drake, jimmy Daugh- tridge, Tommy Looney. Fourth row - Don Edwards, Smokey Lancaster, Eddie Pen- nington, Bobby Deans, Bobby Patterson, E. E. Adkins, Wayne Hux, Lee Parker, Waverly' Smith. National Honor Society First row, left to right - Wilson Pitt, Nancy Parry, Gertrude Coggins, Claranda Mangum, Edwina Moore, Ber- yl Peters, jo Ann Windham, Donna Clark, Edward Hall- ford. Second row - Alice Barnes, Wilton Holliday, Donald Ed- wards, Wallace johnson, George Patseavouras, joe Wimherley', Mary Wilkinson, Miss Bond, Advisor. .- r.H.A. Z J First row, left to right - Miss Grant, Peggy Strickland, Barbara Ann Drake, Mary Eveland, Mell:-.1 Daniels, Beth Hurt, Jeannette Little, Frances Willirtnis, Virginia W Ann Capps. Second row - Mary E. Pike, Shirley Ricks, Yvonne Al- ford, Pearl Lewis, Evelyn Eveland, Marian King, Ail- eene Griffin, Pat Leavitt, Edith Gardner, Jackie Hawk- ins. Third row - Sue Daugh- tridge, Peggy I-lumrick, Peggy Stanley, Jean Winstead, Lo- retta Clark, Jeannette Gay, Joyce Barnes, June Giddeons. ....... ..,, ,t,,, . H Y - ' 'rj Pile , i 11 E F nl if li 3 jf-4 Musettes Eirst row, left to right - Miss Johnson, Nancy Hol- lingsworth, Janet Williams. Elaine Peters. Second row - Nancy New- bold, Charlotte Wood, Eliza- beth Vann, Beth Hurt, Janet Spain, Pat Pittman, Barbara Sutton, Mary Helen Melvin, Carol Wbod. Third row - Johnnie Du- Four, Jesse Pittman, Catherine Rose, Bunny Crowley. 5 The Edwina Moore Prexwderil Aileen Griffin Secrelary Black Masquers Edsonians Shirley Stone Vice-Prexfdenl Edward Hallford Treafzner First row, left to right-Laverne Fleming, Suzanne Covington, Donna Clark, Frances Riddle, Shirley Stone, Aileen Griffin, Barbara Scruggs. Second row-Edward Hallford, Ken Brinson, Dan Stancil, Grady Gardner, james Godwin, Albert Parker, Newsome Maples. Junior-Senior Dramatic Club First row, left to right-Shirley Robinson, Ann Proctor, Sylvia Best, Val McMillan, Marcia Milne, Carol Wood, Second row-Dan Stancil, Louis Faulkner, Suzanne Covington, John Drake, Waverly Smith. Freshman-Sophomore Dramatics Club First row, left to right-Charles Bateman, Henry Thompson, Marvin Barnes, Donald Womble, Aubrey Wig- gins, Larry Gupton, Bobby Patterson, Joe Powell. Second row-Peggy Whitehurst, Hazel Moore, Judy Brewer, Lucinda Oliver, Peggy Vick. Pat Parrish, Peggy Jones, Ann Wood, Suzanne Covington, Judy Best, Patricia Walker, Jean Sugg, Betty Rose. Third row-Joan Backat, Leah Lee, Linda Joyner, Sue Yelverton, Cacky Adkins, Norma Bullock. Betty Lewis, Joyce Farris. Sylvia Poland, Betsy Hutto, Mae Davis, Lottie Moore, Mary Lee Fountain, Pat Covington, Gladys Ricks, Williard Williams, Shirley Roberts, George Harris, Mariah Parker, Jean Daughtridge, Ann Brinson. G. A. A. First row, left to right - Frances Williams, Janet Spain, Neva Taylor. lfdwina Moore, Emily Ryals, livelyn Sellars, Barbara Brantley, Sally Ez- zell. Second row-Kay Williford, Leonore Brown, Janice An- derson, Elizabeth Wells, Caro- lyn Frazier, Betsey Barnes. Third row-Connie Taylor, Martha Lane, Dorothy Grif- fin, Shirley McCarter, Carolyn Willis. Fourth row-Margaret Will liams, Margie Wfalker, Mil- cltecl Leggett, Inez Booth, Janice Watson, Joyce Wil- liams, Barbara Sutton. Fifth row-Barbara Jones, Sonya Long, Mary Manning, Sylvia Breedlove, Carolyn Ritch, May Proctor, Mrs. Lundy. X c -x - Ein 1. I - 1 nn-V gi, .ga pmvf Q - , i Photography Club First row, left to right- Jimrriy Bishop, Ruth Farmer, Wilson Pitt, Jimmy Mehele, Charles Hughes. Second row-Billy Culpepper, Bart Ritner, Nicky Shine, Eulis Robards, Andrew Har- desty, L. M. Barnes. Third row-Mr. Cleetwood. Bobby Daughtridge, Weaver Wrenn, XX'eno Pearce, Joe Briley, Billy Kilgo. . all 4 ta in .Eze v .Q 5- ,-at N' - L 1 Hot Stove League First row, left to right- Roland Blankenship, Charles Daughtridge, Harry Rose, Phillip Bone, Sammy Mouzon, Stanley Still. Second row-C. C. Cleetwood, Raymond l-lighsmith, Bobby Deans, Albert Parker, Bob Cummings, William Green, Ed Braswell. Third row-Phillip Threat, Bunny Bell, Jack McCarter, Fred Harris, Jimmy Lancaster. Fourth row-Dickie Spain, Bobby Patterson, Jack Phil- lips, Carlton Ruffin, Jimmy Frazier, Clem Edwards. Fifth row-Bobby Stancil, Scottie Brantley, Roger Pow- ell, Merle Daniels, James Manning, Gene Ray. Sixth row-Albert Page, Paul Stevens, Billy Evans, Billy Pierce, Wendell Owens, Gor- don Waters, John O' Don- nell, Johnny Hammond. Bill Daughtridge, Clarence Rowell. ' - ' - 'flflf-iii' , -- :Biff X M- 2 - 'Q ',e i- Junior Red Cross J- ' Seated, left to right-Grace Rose, Joyce Crocker, Cath- erine Batten, Lucinda Oliver, Bill Tharrington, Pat Alex' ander, Jewel Pierce, Miss Turnage. First row, standing-Shirley Robinson, Betsy Hutto, Peggy Faulkner, Peggy Manning, Fannie Pridgen, Pat Kell, Katherine Rose, Oscar Tay- lor, Ann Proctor, Joyce Far- ris, Jo Ann Burns. Second row, standing-Billy Moore, Bobby Fleming, Mar- cia Milne, Dot Price, Eddie Leonard, Charles Hughes, Jessie Pittman, Jean Moore, Marlene Blount, Lib Staten. A f 5 f Q- , 5 1-13.-. , . C sa U -Y -.J K I Q 'Pi . V P JV' Nik. 5 W 'r 'VW' ' . 'S 0 . ,I I. Jljf' X L - N . 'M ax ' WF it K, K . B, ' + K , - o . r u , - r .' ,S I . . - f 65 fi' .. , f fb ff. Q 7 9 ne- '- , ,4 K I , 4 ,Q Q - I - I ' lb l . Q . y: ! I llql I . A A I l 1 X, I I y , 1:- ' 9'2 J ,I t.. Jr.f - YY , -. n fu J-'QL AJJ1 Eff i uf .L .1 ai' ' 'f '- fn, -L-.- -- .v V -L -L -f-11, 1 ff Ag-Y -'rv -M' Choir First row, left to right-Jessie Pirrman, Brooks Hinson, Janet Fulcher, Berry Ann Powell, Mary Avera, Betty Jean Cowley, Fay Grady, Betty Ann Hedgepeth, Nancy Leehane, Faye Barkley, Gwen Cooper, Ann Lane, Joy Ann Hayes, Claranda Man- gum. Carol Wood, Nancy Newbold, Janet Williams, Elva Griffin, Daphine Riley, Norma Johnson, Dot Price, Carolyn Lowder, Mr. Parry. Second row-Mary Helen Melvin, Jeanette Gay, Johnny DuFour, Kay Saunders, Patsy McAuley, Edith Ann Johnson. Edith Saunders, Lois Howell, Frances Foreman, Dot Russell, Charlotte Wood, Joyce Jenkins, Pat Kell, Doretha Joyner, Carolyn Stancil, Peggy Searcy, Myrna Koonce, Suzanne Covington, Carol Casey, Willadine Simmons, Third row-Nancy Eason, June Cockrell, Loretta Eason, Louise Harper, Betty Starling, Delores Lamb, Wilma Campbell, William Green, Ben Williams, Dickie Collins, Gordon Waters, Jerry Ezzell, Clellon Peele, Marland Reid, Richard Byrd, Alton Denning, Robert Harris, Bobby Patterson, Pat Covington, Gerry Renfrow, Betty Spence, Myra Padgett, Marie Tyler, Mary Ruth Divine. Fourth row Frank Hay, Berry Lamb, Marvin Thompson, Kenneth Edwards, Billy Adams, Roland Braswell, Bobby Lockamy, Fred Sexton, George Burton, Robert Lindsey, Billy Spencer, Russell Bartholomew, T-Bone Jones, Tommy Lewis. Baxter Savage, Clarence Skinner, Hendrix Arnold, Randall Winslow, Richard Edmondson, Wilton Holliday, Charles Boone, l-larry Gray, Joe Whitehead, Wellford Price, Albert Parker, Ralph Chason, George Strickland. Junior Majorettes l hi,-if x v Milind Alice Barnes Janet Fulcher Marie Tyler Edilor Ad1'W'Ui'1S' Mmm?-'?f Burinzeir Manager THE I953 l The 1953 Hi-Noc-Ar Staff is very proud to present this 1955 edition of the Hi-Noe-Ar. This year we have a lithographed book instead of an engraved one, That means that each individual staff member has done more work and given more of his time and effort than ever before. Christine Huffham Robert Daughtridge Gordon Wilkinson Jim Barksdale Beryl Peters Fred Lee SSX llmml' DH'-lghffldge Sheila Robbins Tommy Looney Cf'f'4l4 0'7 M4 45f'V Feature Editor Sport: Editor H I-NOC-AR The staff has really worked hard this year and it has E been a thoroughly co-operative and enjoyable one. Q' Miss Murchison, our advisor, has been priceless. We have all enjoyed working together on this annual ancl hope that you enjoy it equally as well. The Editor. Theo Pitt Bobby Deans Penn Strandberg M3fY Ruth Divine Edward Hallford Myra Padgett George Patseavouras Junior-Senior Radio Broadcasters Club First row, left to right-Paul Bulluck, Betty Sue Cash, Nancy Hollingsworth, Peggy Bateman, Freddy Turn- age, Patricia Harris, George Knight, George Capps, Jimmy Davis, Billy Knowlesl Second row-Rose Booth, Bobbie Scruggs, Peggy Sexton, joan Wynne, Patsy Pierce, jo Ann Windham, jane Edwards, Raymond Highsmith. Third rowQBunny Crowley, Elaine Peters, Barbara Coley, La Verne Strickland, Carolyn Gardner, Mr. Edson, George Farmer, Charles Putnam. Freshman-Sophomore Radio Broadcasters First row, left to right-Bobby Smith, Lenore Brown, Frances Foreman, Kay Sanders, julian Aldridge, Caro lyn Rabil, Claire Gilbert, Janette Frazier, Sylvia Breedlove. Second row-Peggy Batchelor, Norma johnson, Hattie Cockrell, Martha Long, Ann Price, -loyce Williams Barbara Sutton, Carolyn Rich, Jesse Pittman. Third row-Neal Eggleston, Glenn Williams, Ronnie Felton, Steve Proctor, Mr. Edson. Published by Jmmmuimi mm nl norm no-im man School Ed a Ann windham Wilton Holliday Jane Mr S C0 Editor C0-Edna, Burnzerr Manager Members of The Blackbird staff are shown working at a few of the many duties that putting out a newspaper de- mands. Top, left, Carolyn Gardner, George Knight and Wilton Holliday pick out pictures and stories. Right, Val Mc- Millan, Jane Edwalrds and Sarah Iiyfgore discuss the bushiess end of publidiing the paper. A if .r B ttom,-deft, Patsy, Pearce, Stan Leg- iqt and Nicky Shine make a layoutl ' ight, Rughl-Farmer, Peggy jo Gefldie and Kay' Sanders complete the final step -distribution to subscrijaers. f- Ax DIME'- - HELP ri 'mV T 'lllll lIOW Gllll 0 Chow line. Why so pensive, Bobbitt? Character! Service! Scholar ship! Leadership! Rural atmosphere at Christ mas. Dreamland is here! Hav' a Coke, Bugs! Game time - approaches. Buy one from me! Co-Caps learn how to get their men? H240 any Friday! First one in is a sissy. She done it! L ff N lb: sqm.. BILL MURRAY, HEAD COACH-Duke University -Southern Conference Coach of the Year-R.M.H.S Alumnus-Class of 1927. Zfg 1 Q v 1 1 1 1 n w PURT I if '-' I 4 I E- E- Adkins C. V. Lundy C. C. Cleerwood X Head Foofbbll C0r1L'fJ Head elbaf! Coafla Head Bafelmll Coarb W-1 f 6 - ' 1 f'f0!L9- iff! ,jp ' K A , A V W if -N, FJ, fW LVJfi ,M ,fv ,f -J-ff ,-jpjfjzv rf xjjvcjza fj ff- x I- 7 g 4 ,jj Jr. ' H r11,fV ex ff! 4 n 0 cr .- ea 'Q- f wtf 31,14 E! ,45 855 ,asa ez. .47. as 49 5UI4l v 0 W' '-4a VSELDA- 1153,-A.: I oi gg 57 1 54 5 44 I 51 5 Varsity Football Squad Left to right, first row-Winky Hardesty, Squirrel Skinner, Johnny Warren, Bobby Deans, Theo Pitt, Rat Patterson, Bobby Daughtriclge, Eddie Booth, Russell Bartholemew, james Shearin, john Drake. Second row-Lee Parker, Bo Gupton, Fred Lee, S. E. StriCkland, Tim Kermon, Baxter Savage, Gator Braswell, Tommy Looney, Wfayne Hux, Billy Smith, Head Daughtridge Raymond Highsmith. Third row-jim Selby, Ronnie Harold, Smokey Lancaster, Joe Raynor, Charles Boone, james Chandler, Nap Robbins, Waverley' Smith. George Farmer, Edmon Nelms, Eddie Pennington, jimmy Lancaster. , 0 'fi ei 'Q t f i , ? V 'R . , ' 1 -Q'-1 ' 1 f , f'QBXfb1lN 'i ' 5 , Af-7' lllillfloj , Nappy Robbins, All-State' If 4' ffl' ' Tim Kermon, All-Eastern Allaliastern, Shrine Bowl heel ' 2 fi i ,lil ' Q A xJ 'VN ri J. The Big Mun CO-C.1pf.lll'lS Slllilli Bild I-Igngfgfy Qjggh Hspggrij' Robbins going to the middle with the Refs 3 . ' x X 9 J ww- S W W N 3 , N- Y X . 9 is 5 X47 3 f E J rj. X , x 1 jimmy Daughtridge Xu 5 Rat Patterson 1 .-'U . YT4 t x 1 x , V 'ilu 1 . SEA, t. ri lk wr r X43 . , ,t .5 Q ,H 'rg rg 1 4 -tv . I bk v W ..,,, 5.--.tt .- W.. .. 'Xt-X .- YSFEJQ, ' 59 is mf' 3:s'5xxfR 1 Ig- Li -v Xrm'4-T-X5 w- : .- 1, ik A in 1 G ' X N 1 , 1' rt .Ji Squirrel Skinner Fred Lee james Chandler Gator Braswell Eddie Pennington Goldsboro-Where'd they come from? We won! Wilmington-They' got him!We won! Tommy Looney Baxter Savage Nap Robbins Bobby Deans Waverley Smith S. E. Strickland Tim Kermon h X Wayne Hux '? r jimmy Lancaster L11 Q . L W Jim Selby .- A - Ng? Smokey Lancaster .ay eg- 1 af V? X---.wr K Johnny Warren as N .52-ILX ., , : . X Edmond Nelms . .- - . . . ' ' ' '-QE'-.eu'4:,g Lee Parker K ,gk --.S-., lit- ' g..,D'K'1 3? ,. '..sQ ' ' -27 Wilson-A usual Rocky Mt. play. He lost fifteen. We won! 33 to 6 Raleigh--Pick 'em up Gator! We lost! Ronnie Harold ' '31 -- joe Raynor Theo Pitt Russell Bartholemew i L l ra' r ees 15 Bo Gupron john Drake James Shcarin Billy Smith George Farmer Raymond Highsmirh Eddie Booth J- a.. ,, 'r . all , First row, left to right-Bruce Ethridge, Lyle Crumpler jack Philips. Paul Stevens, Wfinky Har- desty, Dickie Woorl, Billy McCarter, Ray Harper. Second row-Harold Gilbert, Bunny Bell, jimmy Davis, Flaye Hammond, joe Powell, Billy XVyson, Tommy Vauuulinc. Third row-Coach Lundy, Payton Blandford, Par Warren, Fred l-l.1rris, John O'Donnell, Billy Mclnryre, Clem Edwards, johnny Hammond, Billy Deans, Assistant Ctmch, Yin N l l Dt. Aches and Pains' i , Basketball ' Y 1 ' -f: f':r.s we Front row, left to. right-Bobby Patterson, Clem Edwards, Stanley Still, jimmy Daugh- tridge, Billy Proctor, George Pierce, Bobby Deans. james Manning, Mgr. Jimmy Davis. , Back row, left to right-George Patseavouras, Smokey Lancaster, Donald Edwards, Dave Barnes, Eddie Pennington. Lloyd I-ledgepeth, Carter Hedrick, l l l l .f U Q : l f, sm XNWVWWJEQW i --fa wi i j If Lf X i X,V1?'g 4 memwgs Vs -jxx V5 i M ,f iliexx f A fs: -42, I ' Guess who? 4 1 l I V I P Get the ball, Don! Go, Moon! STARTING Smokey Lancaster Don Newk Edwards Rat Patterson FIVE Wild Bill Proctor WCW Pieffe Junior Varsity xd ,Q .,...,, ly Emiijf First row, left ro right-Harold Gilberr, Addison XVimberly, Bill Toler, Bunny Bell. Clem Edwards. Second row, left to right-Ray Harper, B-llwbx' XY'imberly, Dwnaltl Stallings. Billy McCartCr. Charles Landin. Bruce Ethridge. Third row, left to right--jatkie Stancil, Fred Harris, Addison Dix-Jn. Billy Pierce. Sammy Mouzon, Harold Rose, Paul Stevens, X, f I . I A AB t'5i ll H 'x igdm - JF! P' ,. A If ll - , -1.. ,, 7 :L F faq I A Q 'Ill' 1 Ii I ng Quanta l'-ES!!-El me 1 an -A Egniml L. Fi ', iw 31,525+ . 15.3.15 l is '-...Ms 213.51 3 .., I I P Lloyd Hedgepeth. l r l 2 5 Charlie Putnam 4 5 6 7 S 9 v- 10 X x X X p X. Q- No ii' Y-iff--M I L' .iQ W S '- XY-- George BUNCH 2 in S N: 'fi s T- -my N 5 Tennis U5 Ill? 1' Z' W 1 L. 5. Front row, left to right-George Burton, Charlie Putnam, Dwight Hinton, jimmy Daugh tridge. Back row, left to right- judge johnson, Dave Barnes, Theo Pitt, Billy Colston judge Johnson Dwight Hinton RECORD Raleigh ......,.,. Tarboro ...... Wilson ........... Wilmington ......... Goldsboro ......... Goldsboro ......,.. Wilson. ....... Tarboro ,.... . Raleigh ,............ Wilmington ...,...........,.... Won Won Won Won Lost Lost Won Won Won Won STATE TOURNAMENT Won ........ ....,........,. K inston Won .....,.. ..... W inston Salem Lost ....,. ....,.... D urham Lost ...... .,.. C harlotte Jimmy Daughtridge .F Baseball avi Qi ll. 4, 2 in - --n' gr' ' gi Q l I Q 2 vyinill amy, 5 .,.. .- , Left to right-Bobby Patterson, Stanley Still, James Manning, Weno Pierce, Gordon Waters, Clem Edwards, Gator Braswell, Arrow Deans, Albert Parker, Calton Ruffing, Charles Sanders, Sammy Mouzon, Willie Green, Addison Wimberly, Manley Godwin, Billy Adams, Moon Pennington, Bob Cummings, Ray Har- per, Raymond Highsmith, Billy Pearce, Fred Harris, jimmy Lancaster, Bunny Bell, Harold Gilbert. - X5 0445 'QM fkmwfw 4' of f-fav -ff-46 Wm , ,6,y,6 1606601 J,4,M,,,,,,,,g 71 if Golf Left to right-Freddy Sexton, Weaver Wren, Slamin Sam Toler, Fred Lee, Rookie Maples, Eddie Booth, Coach Adkins. 1 Intramurals I I Y Y I Y I X , w N - 1 Xa -' f K ' A - A f x , ' - ' iv X -' : I ,Q ,A ' 'tx I Tlifxk N,-1 f ff, 5 4 v , n -. Ax - 1 ..,. w. QS.. .bc , ' L. , ' '-4' 4. , , fl- A.. ' .Is . WM, .QQ Z -Iu- iuivv. , '. N- s -1 js ,,,.- . , . 4- ' ff .. ., - Baller! A heart-breaker! , N I X : v ' . .- 5 w 4. .v 2 iv ,ni . ,' .fn i - . -2- V, w 1- ., ...J , - 13:41. :q v n Qw- x 5 Typical action in intramurals. Where's the b31l?? i -1-we . QV Promoung good wnll. :.- -1 - -x LM 596 , 'by - o,, Howd he get m here? G TW 4 -E ff ' , n J as boi v oe, 1. Q ' Coat. J K 5 Irs a nice one! ' W E PROUDLH PRESENT X- ,f The Twelve, 0uTsT0.nJa'n9 S e n i o r' .S H' George Paiseuouras MqrIIWilKinSon Sonmt Hallforcl Hlice D. Barnes Ben Will Kami Nlc.rie.Tf1l6f' X N X Jhnmtl Do.u3hTr'lA'ic, Sftlriou CPOQKQP ,! N Xben-lABr1aN Edwino' Mocireff f' X D, ,,,q,1 Egwmpg Shealnmbblns x X fo' , X f?.5'.3 .45 xr xlal' X411 1 ' -in-ll 'L-1 Y OZUL N55 OSCAR WINNER SQ '-i.:f' Donald Bryan is one -of those loud-mouthed, funny guys that's present in every crowd. No mat- ter where you find him helll be talking, and usually about what a girl-killer he is. Seriously, Donald is smart and well liked by everyone. He wants to be a dentist and plans to go to Carolina to con- tinue his education. His favorite food is oysters and you're more likely to find him riding in his Bel Air. Alice Barnes, Diehl for short, is just the kind of girl you like to have around if the-re's any work to be done. Shes dependable, likeable and fun-loving, but in a dignified sort of way. Diehl is very talented and wants to be a Concert pianist. She plans on going to Sweet Briar next year where we know she'll be a definite asset. Fried shrimp and coffee are her favorite foods and her mark of distinction is her little car-Doodlebug. jimmy Daughtridge is a good all round fellow, excelling in sports of all kinds. Head, as everyone calls him, has that certain something that makes the girls swoon. He is most enthusiastic in every- thing he undertakes and his activities are many and varied. Head has chosen XY'ake Forest to further his education and plans on majoring in business administration. Heads weakness, besides girls, that is, is steak. 'N . , ' , ,YW 'iflig-RSFWF' 'ff-' ' 'l ty. 41 xv- -ox wp A S if' v ur. lt 1 Sylvia Crocker is our campus beauty, and though they say blondes are dumb-this is one exception. Sylvia not only has looks. but wit, personality and a friendly nature. She enjoys playing tennis and her favorite foods are Hot Dogs and Hamburgers. She plans to grace YV. C. with her presence with the teaching profession as her goal. Edwina Moore is the luckiest of us all-she's mar- ried! Edwina has always been a scholar, but you'cl never know it just talking to her. Shes the kind of person who always keeps her friends in stitches with her dry wit, Shes very active in athletics of all kinds and a very good sport. Edwina plans to be a beautician and has already partially com- pleted her training. is .2 Q1 V Q l ' . lx 1 ini: I ' lc Donald Edwards is sometimes called Don Newku because of his basketball ability. He is a steady ball player and a real hustler. Donald is rather quiet in class and a diligent worker. Hes very interested in his scout work and has many outside activities, one of which is delivering laundry. Donald has not yet decided what he wants to be and its a toss up between Wfake Forest and Duke as to where hell attend college. ,- lf! Edward Hallford, known to most people as Sonny, is quite original and artistic. His ability comes in handy real often when theres a play to be written or a sketch to be drawn. His pres- ence of mind and good common sense endear him to his teachers and his ready wit and pleasing personality endear him to his many friends. Ham sandwiches are his favorite food. The medical profession has called Sonny and he plans to at- tend Carolina. , bf fda. Sheila Robbins is known throughout high school for her versatility and display of good sports- manship. Because of her dependability and fun loving nature, she has acquired honors for her- self and her school. VUe can think of no one more suited for a career as physical therapist than she, because she seems most happy when serving others. In Sheila we present a typical high school girl at her best! Q 'I . t. '.J.-5 L,-W, N p J . '- iw- H gy . 'A .nf . emfsgfwr' - I fifty , i l. 4? p7 Marie Tyler is just one of those girls everybody loves. Shes sweet, quiet and unassuming even though she has received many honors. Did I say quiet? You just ought to hear her when she gets with the girls. She has loads of personality and she delights in eating onions. She has no particular profession in mind except that of housewife and to prepare her for this she has chosen St. Marys. fl i f M WWW fi WWW, J if A44 QL It's George Patseavouras in student organization, Buck on the basketball court, and Jerry Lewis on rare occasions-and he's great as all three! His ready wit and good nature have won many friends for him through the years. Buck is in- telligent and a hard worker. He plans to join many of his friends at Carolina next year but so far he hasn't decided what his life work will be. His favorite dishes are most anything with a Greek touch' fflleiljrfiyl 47 Mary Wfilkinson is one of the most outstanding citizens of our town. She is very active in every phase of school activity and a pillar of her church. Mary is a straight A student and the life of every party. She is blessed with a beautiful voice but she sometimes murders songs by pulling her Minnie Pearl act. Mary is friendly, easy going, capable and dependable. She loves to eat so well, she doesn't know what is best. She could easily excel in any field, but as of now hasn't decided what she wants to do or where she wants to go-but it might be W.C. Ben Williams is quiet and reserved with a pleas- ing manner that appeals to everyone. He is very outstanding in his church work, filling in often at the pulpit. This experience has given him poise and clarity of speaking which will help him towards his career in the ministry. To help prepare him for this chosen work Ben has selected Davidson. We hope they cook good butterbeans, because that's Ben's favorite! was S-rl I v L I . 4. -t 1 -1- 1? , av -ig IS-vpigg, Mgxgsgxgr ' 'wi' Xt Er ff -Q u...,.... W Q wi? I X E .a-ii ' - , :JA , - , 1 ,. s 3- 1' f J N N715 E ' X fgi 4 wt' . 1 '4 , , .J i 1 , 6. , .. .L 1 ' 'T . B . . .z-. V f -va 5 ,, Ni 5 ig 5 al Q , is P19 .Q , X wt 73- Hal. Qi I -3'1 mf lsfiii . ia? 51 np. . W, 1 fa V l -r Ai' 1 61, .' ' .-. - 5, s 4 ' - . v. , IPS ' f 5 I x wil- Yum JI L.. Q .,'- T., W .M X N 'Q,l 1' I ,W n 4, VWDSWWD Mary Wilkinson, our Student Government Presi- dent, was chosen by the Student Body as the best citizen in Rocky Mount High School, thereby becoming the D.A.R. Pilgrim. II Nqr Bobby Savage brought a great honor to our com munity by being elected as a delegate to repre sent 5 hower. Southern States to meet President Eisen Our 1952-'55 Campus Sweetheart-Miss Sylvia Crocker Chosen to represent R.M.H.S. as a princess in the 1953 Azalea Festival in Wilmington, N.C., was Miss Sally Adams. f ' The students of R.M.H.S. elected by penny votes Miss Lillian Daughtridge as 1952-'53 MQss Print. X RMHS 'R Tllll HIIW Gllll 0 l. 2 s 9. 4. 5. 7. 6 l 8. ' 9. io. ll. The boss pours punch! There'll be aches and pains to- morrow! Sallie and Beryl play traffic cop! Strike up the band! Hit high C1 You do it this way! Save some for me! Times up! Hurrah for our side! ll equals 3.l4! On stage everybody! Hopalong makes it, too! I. '!75, 'f RE-ISSUE AWARDS D Y, I952 Q , Anita Willanuson and Clay Daughrridge-Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Awards Janet Mello' i Clwlanv Essay Award - Billy Cooper-winner of S-1,000.00 Scholarship to Union College, Schen- ectady, N. Y. X Grace Daniels-Exchange Club Albert Raclil-Kiwanis Club 3100.00 Scholarship Award 8200.00 Scholarship Award Kay Finch-Pilot Club-5100.00 Scholar- ship Award and winner of State American Legion Speech Contest 5100.00 cash and Business and Profes- sional Women's Club Girl of the Year Tommy Slater -- Winner of 83,400.00 Scholarship to Colgate University Sylvia Pullen-Planters Banks Braswell Memorial S200.00 Scholarship Award Johnny Johnson - Elected to represent the Southeastern United States at the Annual Convention of the Junior Red Cross Gene Williams and Dean Hamil-R, M. Wilson Service Award 'we 3 X U A M LUUMJ V PHTHCBNKZE Q CMR f K QDVEHHSEHS P 1 f , 7 --4.,5'.g......---'Z- ffTi.::, N ...1- il-1 .--us. . . .. Zi, 'E ,rf M C ff H27 efiwwlf ef fbwi ijpcijjj iii VWW fjffw Mi if M0 f'f,!ff ff y ff ff df yfwy Zkyfwgjff Mfg!! .fggyfbffkbrfy My 7 W vt Z' dllftdnd P hp We ,ff ,fr ,Z'fp .jjfwfygyf Z W pf G l Za lie dem of 55 fifp if' LQ fi. f This Milestone will always commemorate for you your I 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. Happiness mostly we find within ourselves. Security we can best insure by vigorous defense and im- provement of all those ideals and things which are best in these our United States of America. Godspeed! ag gcmdq Zz Authorized DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer Henry Odom, Salesman I i l I 4 Ll 1 COMPLIMENTS OF Smith Warehouses ROCKY MOUNT NORTH CAROLINA Vogue Dress Shop 'If II'J New . . . We H.ll'6' If 312 South Main Street Rocky Mount, N. C Best Wishes To The Graduating Class of '53 GRIFFIN - SALISBURY MOTORS The Slzzdelmker Foliff' 942N CI'lUI'CI'l Street Rocky Mount, N, C, Gehman's Jewelers 139 South Main Street ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA Andrews Esso Service Yom Om' Slap SL'!'l'I'L'L' Sfzlflflllll FUNERAL HOME Washing - Lubrication Rocky Mount, North Carolina Church and Thomas Stl 7319 J Milo of f frm f W A L QW A ML A f . M' My MJ7 . 1 , ft IL MJ Pmf fl ,W , , LB ldlbg All W Construction MODERN BUILDERS, Inc. General Contractors Rocky Mount, N. C. SEXTON 8. SONS, Inc. Wholesale and Retail Seed cmd Feed Rawls 8. Winstead, Inc. WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES Dial 6105 Rocky Mount, N. C PURIFOY'S FAMOUS SEAFOOD CAFE Motor Bearings and Ports Company, Inc. ujobbers Of Standard Brands of Replacement Parts 251 S. MAIN STREET Wilkinson, Bulluck S Company ESTABLISHED 1895 INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS - RENTALS MORTGAGE LOANS - REAL ESTATE 'I26 N. MAIN ST. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C Peoples Oil Company W. HENRY TOLER, Prop. DISTRIBUTORS IALIOCO Pnooucrs 1:-f5':fs 4 Our Fun! Oil .IIJLU Il .1rm F1'iu1zJ,u Davenport Motor Company PONTIAC - CADILLAC SALES - SERVICE DIAL 7I6I ooo s. cHuRcH sr. nocxv Moum, N. c DIAL 4435 Gulf ' WW Service Cf- Bottling Company, Inc Rocky Mount, N. C. W H Corner of Church 8. Nash ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. EAT AT Busy Bee Cafe AIR CONDITIONED GRADE A TOBACCO TOWN G.L. PATSEAVOURAS, Proprietor CAROLINA THEATER HEILIG - MEYERS COMPANY The Friendly Theme, Complete Home Fzzrrzixbmgr Popular Shows Rugs - Ranges - Radios Popular Prices 138 S. Main Sireef Rocky M0l-mf, N- C- Wilkinson, Bulluck S Company L2 u,0,L!, , If r L LL , A V7 L ' 1 , Emzbliwed 1895 . My 70 fi u 5 ' ,L-X, . A 5 I -' L 11' ., f 6 LJ . ,IW IDUVJX 77111 . JL-4 7 C 4 , 2 , LQ ' V7 rl I VL L E fr INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS - RENTALS X ' ,IL V, L J MORTGAGE LOANS - REAL ESTATE LL L ,ff ,W Fw , , A X , -v ,ru rv TMM f 1 Vw 126 N. Main Street Rvcky MOUM, N. C. CENTRAL PURIFOY'S BUILDING FAMOUS DISTRIBUTORS SEAFOOD DIAL 5809 CAFE HOME FURNITURE COMPANY Lal U1 Fnrvlitb Your Home On limi Crm!!! 105-107 N. WASHINGTON ST. Rocky Mount, N. C. J. W. THURMAN 8. SON North Carolivzak Older! Plznnbing mm' Heating Co. Rocky Mount, N. C. 214 Rose St. Dial 7019 300 S. MAYFAIR SHOP Smurf Apparel for Izmiorf, Miffef and Wfonzezz Main Street - Rocky Mount, N. C, SHELL TARBORO ST. STATION Service IJ Our BIIIUZQJJH Road Service - Battery Charging Firestone Tires and Batteries Washing, Waxing and Lubricating It's Firestone in '53 FIRESTONE STORES M. H. Grant, Jr., Mgr. Tarboro at Lexington Dial 4197 Church at Nash Dial 2.3239 Rocky Mount, N. C. 4198 WATER BR TH R 5 0 E 5 JOHN B. Exulws ROOFING AND SHEET METAL Clothing and Men's Furnishings CONTRACTORS Correa! Clotbetr For Men Phone 7371 210-212 Rose Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina Dial 5325 112 Tarboro Street ARTCRAFT GLASS COMPANY PLATE GLASS AUTO GLASS WINDOW GLASS 1131 S. CHURCH ST. PHONE 2-2851 JEWEL BOX YOUR FRIENDLY CREDIT DEALERS 'I28 S. MAIN ST. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. Carolina Electric ConstructionCo. - LIGHTING FIXTURES - - SUPPLIES - I32 N. MAIN STREET DIAL 5855 FOR THE BEST IN TOWN, SEE I. W. ROSE DRUG COMPANY DIAL 7111 ROCKY MOUNT LAUNDRY 8. RocKY N1ouN1, N. c. DRY CLEANERS, INC. Complete Prefcriplion Service DIAL 7158 Faulkner Electric Company INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INSTALLATION and SERVICE 820 GOLD STREET ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. 542263 Ae Quality Corner' ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. Youth Shop GIRLS' CLOTHING 211 S MAIN ST R kyM N C GO TO 'I' he Dairy Bar FOR THE BEST SANDWICHES ICE CREAMS MILK SHAKES Hoggorol Q 'Yoon Motors OLDSMOBILE SALES cl SERVICE 413 SOUTH CHURCH STREET DIAL 5106 ROCKY MOUNT N C Englewood Super Market WE SERVE THE BEST U. S. 301 W I L R O I I N C u TELEPHONE 5413 RESTAURANT Recrmzmemlerlf By Dlnzmfz Hinef 220 S. Church St. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. Rose Buick Company SALES - SERVICE When Betler Azzlomobilef Are Bzzilf Bzzirk Will Build Them' 235 Tarboro St. Phone 6215 Carolina Building Supply Company 520 SOUTH GRACE STREET Building Mcrlerial - Mill Work - Timber - Paini Iluebimdl Taxi 309 S. Muir! Sl. 'Rocky Mount, North Carolina DIAL 8101 Owner-J. T. GARNER GURGANUS' BROTHERS U70 S011 Qualify .X Gifs' Serrzfe FANCY GROCERIES - BEST MEATS 8. PRODUCE Fairview Road GROCERY 8- MARKET Dial 4660 I First Federal Savings and Loan Association s'5pVINGs .Wag I I INSURED I a s N EBF I I Organized 1902 I I MORTGAGE LOANS - INSURED SAVINGS DIAL 6196 123 SUNSET AVE. IF IT'S BETTER SERVICE YOU WANT CALL I BERNARD TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY I I . I ' I 0 I I I GENUINE NASH PARTS AND ACCESSORIES I I fi Complefe Repair S6I'l'iE6 for ALL MAKE CARS and TRUCKS L ' 809-an South church sneer DIAL 4125 ROCKY MOUNT, N. C u SPORTING GOODS TOYS AQUARIUMS TROPICAL FISH BOY scour EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS YN 5PORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS 'I32 SOUTH MAIN STREET Rocky M China Amcricam Tclbaaccc Rocky Mount, North Carolina NEW YORK CAFE -D1fL1c10Us MIIALS- -D1il,1GH'l'FULLY SER VED- EDMONSON INSURANCE AGENCY ALL FORMS O17 ILNISURALNLCLTA Rocky Mount, N. C. Carolina Office Equipment Co. PRINTERS - STATIONERS - OFFICE OUTFITTERS Azftlmrizezi UNDERWOOD DEALER N, 5 f x fIisieizififis..-si:222525as:EE5..Ez25zEsEsEf'i':E1-si5:fI: -:15EsErE5:Is52:'f52' - fee..af222252....253:.2S22sZ5s2'I-5.15.1H... . .. '-Z:'E15.1'ElE'g55'CEE-If-'5FIIE5Ef7SrE5E35:1E:IiE5?E5 -.-x- .-: i:1'5'5:5.-:5v:ES:c5E:5:A5.-:5:' -.2-EI:I:155:C .55 '5:I.-5:35- ' :'?2I'I'1'E':!:5:5I:'15272 '52:'I 5:5:5:' ':?:1:5:5:1:7 +'-:- '-:-:- -:':-'f:-.-.-:+:-:-.g:-. Ig. 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CENTRAL CAFE line Speciilfizc In CAPP'S GROCERY HOT DOGS' GROCERY-MARKET I1 If ll AND HATIIBURGERSH COUNTRY PRODUCE CORNER OF Self Service CHURCH AND THOMAS STREETS Dial 2-1946 847 Fall Rd , f Aff l V, ! , . 7 LI, ' Jwfmiwf j ,IIW ,II ,H I . II, If rw I, I Wu afljl we I 1,0613 D-dxf!! u f , I MW 1 X My NOTHING Fon NOTHING W Gila MQUQ Il' wb I f For anything worth having one must pay the price, and the 7 . . . . . , , prIce IS always work, pahence, love, self-sacrIfIce-no paper currency, no promises to pay, but The gold of real service. -John Burroughs QE SIDNEY IIZLUNIENTIIAL 8. Co., INC. ESTABLISHED 1854 ROCKY MOUNT WILSON ROLLER CHAMPION FLOUR THE FLOUR THE BEST COOKS USE Distributed by GEORGE S. EDWARDS 8. COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1892 ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA JOSH BULLUCK'S BARBECUE we SERVE You I IMPERIAL FURNITURE CO. FARMER BROCK 8- CO Home F11r1ziJlJi11gJ A n Wfljolemle Spefzallzel DIAL 4547 CANDIES PAPER PRODUCTS 140 s. WASHINGTON sr. 224 TARBORO ST- Rocky Mount, N. C. PHONE 6234 ANDREW'S WASHERETTE BRING IT TO us 1625 W. THOMAS ST. DIAL 4543 PEMBERTON,lNC. 0 AIR CONDITIONING 0 HEATING 'IE CHRYSLER ' IEAIRTEMPX 0 ELEC. CONTRACTING 0 REFRIGERATION DIAL 2-3964 DANIEL'S, INC. PURVIS CLEANERS The Shopping Center 81 for IVOMEN and JUNIOR MISSES PURVIS for SERVICE MAIN ST' Rocky Mount, N, C, 122 Sunset Ave Rocky Mount, N, C J. S. GORHAM HARDWARE CO. YOUR FRIENDLY stone 239-241 TARBORO ST DIAL 8119 SHELL THOMAS ST. STATION Rx SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS rsum, THOMAS a FRANKLIN sr. PHONE 2-3783 Fenner'-5 Warehouse Rocky Mount North Carolina Decorative Fabrics DIAL 59,0 Inferior Decorators Mary A. Proctor - Lelia D. Sfeadman 701 NORTH CHURCH ST. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF KILLEBREW I 8. M Two Way Radios 30 AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS Highway 301 DIAL 6725 ROCKY MOUNT BOX 427 1601 W- Thvmds 5'- SUNSET PHARMACY Dial 5333 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS FOUNTAIN SERVICE - DRUGS - SUNDRIES ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. QC 'Q '1' .7 1' INSURANCE- RENTS- REAL ESTATE- Standard Insurance And Realty Corp. Five PoiNTs vc lv Y plone-Y YW 'E' .ff in The future' 2 25 Let us help you plan a savings program 4 'rf :navy Home Savings And Loan Association Five POINTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53! ellQTyle1 M3 Home' of,BNe4ttg'r VaIue's SERVING ALL EASTERN CAROLINA Joyner Oil Company INC. . I - HEL! no-ron SHELL X Q!! Ea Lis plus SERVICE Albermarle Avenue Diql 2-4101 COMPLIMENTS or THOMAS CAFE MARlE'S BEAUTY SHOP 734 FALLS ROAD Telephone 8508 123 S. MAIN STREET Spefiulize in Pernmvzcfnl lVaz'eJ NINA P. BATTS - OWNER 5. 8: Coin REID'S . . . WHENEVER YOU THINK OF MUSIC' DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS A GOOD DRUG STORE H. L. Hicks Drug Store ALWAYS GLAD TO SERVE YOU SUNDRIES SODA DAVIS Sc TO S5 STORE 843 FALLS ROAD BOB'S RADIO SERVICE Radios - Small Appliances Model Railroad Supplies AUTHORIZED AMERICAN FLYER SERVICE STATION 83512 Falls Road - Phone 8666 RADIO SERVICE SHOP RAILROAD SALVAGE WALTER MEARS WAREHOUSE COMPANY G. E. Radios and Television Bfff in Radio Refmi' Frefb Frzzitf and Vegembler 112 S. Washington Street Salvage Fzfrazitzzre and Canned Goodf Dial 8350 I05 Marigold St. Economy Auto Supply B. F, GOODRICH TIRES - KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS THOR WASHING MACHINES - DUO-THERM SPACE HEATERS 120 N. MAIN STREET ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA Sears Roebuck And Company SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK 223 S. CHURCH STREET PHONE 7191 ROCKY MOUNT G. L. PITTMAN'S CHANDLER'S ESSO SERVICE Sc TO 51,00 STORE Slfzfzfhzm' Oil PI'0flJ1lL'I.f R k M Two Entrunces Phone 9971 oc Y cum 'I06 N. Main St. II4 Sunset Ave. Church Sf, Und Fgllg Road Citizens Savings E6 Loan Association THE HOME BUILDER ROCKY MOUNT, N C North State Construction Company, Inc. High Favorite More Bounce To The 0unce! Wimberley And Gregory 9114. . msuuoi INSURANCES REAL ESTATE - RENTALS 123 SUNSET AVE DIAL 6195 W. B. Lea Tobacco Co. ROCKY MOUNT NORTH CAROLINA UR congratulations and best wishes to the graduates ot 1953 . . . our Country, and the World looks to you . . . for a better tomorrow. ROCKY MOUNT'S OWN STORE EasIey's Warehouse ROCKY MOUNT NORTH CAROLINA North State Motor Lines, Inc. INTERSTATE AND INTRASTATE HAULING P51009 2-4108 Rocky Mount, N. C. established 1818 Rocky Mommmnt Mills CARDED COTTON YARN ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA J. P. Daughtridge And Son GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1 1 f I 1 Rocuv Moum, N. c. Q5 JL F, if If: HPL fx 1 I I. , ,l w Enterprise Furniture Company 158-162-164 S. WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 3304 ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA Pay Atfevztiofz to Wim! You Eat. CAROLINA THEATRE But More to Where You Eat It PoPuLAR sl-lows PARKER'S RESTAURANT PoPuLAR PRICES AND DINING ROOM -Air Conditioned- 'I38 S. MAIN STREET Heilig - Meyers Company DIAL -5809 Complete Home Fzmziflaivzgf CENTRAL Rugs - Ranges - Radios BUILDING Rocky Mount, N. C. DISTRIBUTORS Umasy - fzafomgf. MHJJNERY 125 READYJOJNEAR ---------- NASH ::::::::::::::::::: STREET ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA Hunt's Motel 30 UNITS - STEAM HEAT - PRIVATE BATHS 2 MILES SOUTH OF ROCKY MOUNT ON HIGHWAY 301 WOOD'S SERVICE STATION GASOLINE TIRES SCIENTIFIC MOTOR TUNE-UP LUBRICANTS BATTERIES Dial 6806 or 9903 701 S. CHURCH STREET M. R. ROBBINS LIFE INSURANCE YOU DONT BUY FROM US . BUY ANYIIVAY JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY Your jofm Deere Dealer Phone 6168 John Tulloss, Mgr. RADIO STATION W E E D AM 8- FM Established 'I933 Twin County Motor Company LINCOLN AND MERCURY DEALER THE CLEANEST USED CARS IN THIS 'I'ERRl7'ORY IF IT'S FLOWERS BENNETT'S FLORIST 610 Ambler Ave. DIAL 5211 Bennett Barnes, Proprieior Your Preferenfe GARDNER'S VELVET ICE CREAM Special Prefw'cm'c Gardner's Lord Velvet Ice Cream CLARKE THE CLEANER 'Rouky 11I01nzt'J F4ll'07'ff Cleaner 520-22 N. CHURCH ST. TAR RIVER ICE CO. Ice, FUEL ou., 3. coAL 917 S. CHURCH ST. COMPLIMENTS OF YELVERTON'S COAL 8. OIL COMPANY BUNTING-HARDY 8. 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T ImzzIati01z Specifzlzftf' Bop' ml Yofmg Army Shop I P. O. Box 726 ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. 128 TARBORO ST,, ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. . 'T RANDOLPH'S CAS H GROC ERY FRESH AND CURED TIIEATS WE DELIVER DIAL 6180-6189 619 REDGATE AVE BULLUCK FURNITURE COMPANY QUALITY FURNITURE 124 S. CHURCH STREET ROCKY MOUNT, N, C E. R. MATTHEWS MEATS AND GROCERIES 206 FALLS ROAD Sunshine Lmmmllry Laundry Washing Is Pure Because It Pasteurizes DIAL 2-1181 Star Furniture Co. DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHERS 5 BIG VALUE FLOORS ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. Direct Auto Finance Co. Fim1m'ing Alffnzzznbilax S H Kress and Company Any Make - A113 Moda! - All-1 Ilm' 5-10-25 CENT STORE DIAL 2-2146 Corner Washington 8- HiII Streets Rocky Mount, North Carolina ALMAND'S Rocky Mounzf Exclmive y R are fi wi Everything For Your Party Needs T30 S Maln Street PRESCRIPTIONS Soda Fountain Luncheonette VAUGHAN'S FOOD STORE MEATS, GROCERIES AND COUNTRY PRODUCE Dial 5195 or 5196 141 Nash St. Phone 4437 Retailers WEAVER FABRICS Slip Cowen - Dnzperief Upholstery Materials 223 Hammond St. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. HAYES CASH GROCERY Gnocsnnss - FRESH MEATS PRODUCE 845 Falls Road Dial 2-'I79l BREWER PAINT 8. WALLPAPER COMPANY PAINT AND WALLPAPER CONTRACTORS Rockv MOUNT, N. c. GREENSBORO, N. C BROWN MEMORIAL CO. Rocxv MOUNT, N. c. South's Largest Motor Club N. C. STATE A. A., INC. SELWYN HOTEL BUILDING CHARLOTTE, N. C. Van Martin Representative P, 0, Box 1264 Residence Phone 5398 Rocky Mount, N. C. Allan Miims lime.. COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER RED'S GROCERY FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES MEATS DAUGHTRIDGE PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. 116 Hill Street Dial 2-2931 232 Falls Road ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. KNOWLES DINER JAMES M- FOX AND fEllVELER NURSERY 640 South Church Street 126 S. Main Street ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA J. C. PENNEY COMPANY THE HI-Noc-AR's MOST LOYAL BOOSTER FOR THE SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO Works Warehouse E1NE57' ANY1rfHE1cE ROCKY Moum NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS ENGLEWOOD LUNCH BAR WE SERVE THE BEST' Field's Leaf Tobacco Ca. ROCKY MOUNT NORTH CAROLINA Buck Overtons BARBECUE AT ITS BEST NASHVILLE HWY. DIAL- 7369 Tobacco Planters Warehouse ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA OLDEST :-: STRONGEST :-: BEST Munn Griffin S Company, Inc. SERVING EASTERN CAROLINA FOR MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS WITH THE BEST IN FRUITS 8. PRODUCE ROCKY MOUNT NORTH CAROLINA Thorpe 8 Ricks ROCKY MOUNT NORTH CAROLINA Pridgen Tire Company, Inc. QUALITY TIRE REBUILDING U. S. TIRES DIAL 3005 ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. Wholesale Oil Company DISTRIBUTOR OF ATLANTIC PETROLEUM PRODUCTS DIAL 2-2945 ROCKY MOUNT, N. C I x 1-I , 1 v , 1 Established I904 FOR MORE THAN 49 YEARS WE HAVE SERVED ' JTHE FARMERS OF EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA .1 fx A. I 1904 all 1953 1' H KW W MADE TO ORDER FERTILIZER FOR OUR 27 COUNTY CIRCLE OF SERVICES Planters otton 0iI cmd I I c Fertlllzer ompany ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA SCOTLAND NECK, NASHVILLE, WHITAKERS, GOLDSBORO I ra , , NY E, I L I X II- VM - AQ? fr, VT JR.. Garrett Tolboooo Company ' 'K R uf I of 'I A ,111 INCORPORATED 1 I I I 'RS ROCKY Moum NORTH CAROLINA 1 f I 'iffy STANDARD PHARMACY DRUMMOND'S FLORIST Pr'en'r'ipti01z5 'and Drug! DIAL 5324 DIAL 7128 124 Sunset Ave Rocky Mount 119 N. Main St. Rocky MOUM ' CAROLINA CAFE GAY'S HARDWARE Regular Dimzerf Short Offderi DIAL 2-T482 Smzdwichef 122-24 SOUTH HOWARD ST. 900 N. CHURCH STREET ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA Caddell Motors CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE 256 TARBORO STREET DIAL 2-3121 THE ROCKY MOUNT HEALTH DEPARTMENT dedicated to PUBLIC HEALTH LEADERSHIP Pioneering a better way of life-a comprehensive program of specialized services designed for public health problem solution in Rocky Mount. I. HEALTH EDUCATION A. Combining basic democratic principles and public health. I. Originating new approaches to public health education. 2. Utilizing increasing aid of the people to promote and protect the public health. ll. ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION A constantly expanding program benefiting all of the people by pro- moting cleanliness in every walk of life. III. DISEASE PREVENTION-Clinical Services: Immunization, Maternal and infancy, Venereal Disease, Cancer, Food- handler and Tuberculosis. Thirty-six years constant service to the citizens of Rocky Mount. .Ayn Lf X ,- KL!!! - r A ,, R - - Am' I m Ji A r I r ,5 V 5 L V ' 'ff u ANC 5 GR Q OCERY AND MA Y GROCERIES M RKET .. EATS A nother tcp Forward This year, nineteen-hundred and tiity-three, tinds many ot you graduating and others mov- ing up to take your piace as next yours grud- uates. Through the commendabie ei-forts ot the teachers ot our great America, you tace the worid of tomorrow with greater confidence and abiiity, capabie at taking your piano with your teiiovl citi1.ens. We at USECO are most happy to have piayed a part in recording your treasured memories ot 1953 and have utiii-Led every skiii at our com- mand to present you with a book you'ii cherish through the years. May we oii teei iustiy proud of our accom- iishments aend remember them as, Another X, ,.. UNIVE U ExP0l'iel1 Rsn 00 - - - . Nr Y SUPPLY and E 0 an EXl1eriment ENT C 0 60 Ol East Rogedal e F ort Wonh, Tex I Gs REA PHON L ESTATE AND ,N CE NT, NORTH CARO UNA BA 8: WA TCH R K GUARANTE ED DW 5440 PROM PT SER 'o i J R KX lvelgi FN ,, fx ll' my V A X ' lyke ' WV Xp, fl!!! gf!!! ' ' WV f ig ff . ,f fl A ll - - i'i1li'V 5m Vw fb W i it X we fi f , t ' GV I 'yy l L fx ,Ml LMI! my l fl l fffjlj lg? ' .X , j,l,' 74, ll' my K xy y X W U -UGC !l,yJ,7 li U y lllf fy tl , 'X J fl V ,l 1 , Ubxgiy l 'li Q1 IJ fy f r J , ip Q To The Class of 53 , - GLW KX - V X - jj tl We are proud that you selected our studio again to M' 05 take the portraits for the Hi-Noc-Ar. Every year we look forward to this pleasant task. V It is fun for us to take the Juniors and Seniors each V, tall and other pictures throughout the year. When the Hi- Noc-Ar receives a high rating we are iust as pleased as you 'V are. l 1 0 1 j V Q , In the years to come please come by to see us. 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