Seven Springs High School - Sesprischoan Yearbook (Seven Springs, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1957 volume:

1 r ' 4 u I' p lv Y . .,,,..ncv f I 1 Jr Q C 0 U Q A-N A.. 4' ,g,...v' ,. 4 Af 5- 1 5 w THE 1957 SESPRISCHOAN Wafame X paffdcded gy 74a Sascha yew U! Seven Spfuhga Scion! euea Spfuhga, 7744134 41 rub ill Ldliii -1 . ' ' f i ?i11gQ1i l T' FU 'I iii lg .- f , U . , A ' , 4 ,411 ,, 1, 1:n-m- 4..-...ai X As we, of the class of 1957 complete our period of high school edu- cation, we feel satisfaction but regret as we look back over the years of ups and downs. May this bool? stand as a record of our accom- plishments. 3 Q :Tia 1--..------- ---2 -- eanlfeald FOREWORD DEDIC A TION A DMINISTRA TION SENIORS TUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRES HMEN GRADES A THLETIC S AC TIVITIES FEA TURES S .4 'xi vw. , 493 '3wwNa i 5 3 A F if fi af 2 if S k g ga fl ' 4 2 I' - 2 iff: ' , 'Q Q ' if 1 L ii - ,. fy 6. We, the graduating class of Seven Springs High School, gratefully dedicate this volume of the Sesprischoan to Mrs. Louise Gurley, whose unselfishness, kindness, and understanding have always been a source of inspiration to us. 4 HUIVIIN . QW 0 ! 1 Mr. H. E. ROGERS Principal Ivit. MAJOR JACKSON MI. W. M. GRIFFIN 1 up I .Av Q , Q ,. J dz Q 12 ,,,. W ,W Ivir. LYMAN SMITH MI. C. B. DALE 4 I' if J Mrs. MARK I-IERRING K V! ,,1 K' ' 1 If F N R' XX i 6 ,gf- QM' ' e I ,. ' 1.51, .d..a, . , ..g,.,' ' I -5 'A In ff-51742 FACULTY fi 111 ' ,L -.Zh ' I W: I Mrs. Iris W. Wornble, Mr. Gerald Waters, Mr. Rufus Turner, Mr. Walter L. Creel, Miss Ruth Dixon. 2:3 ai 1 lib 1795 7'-wr: 6 '!:',-'-7' 155 'S 'I 'xl if 7 Y 5 nf , Y Him . FIRST ROW: Mr. Mark Herring, Jr., Mr. Clifton Turpin, Mrs. Sybil Smith, Miss Virginia Grant, Mrs. Richard Grady. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Eula Bass, Ivlts. H. E. Rogers, Mrs. Louise Curley, Mrs. Kay Yelverton, Mrs. C. L. Turpin. THIRD ROW: M.iss Ella Gillerlain. 8 4 I V32 xy M if LINDA SUTTON Secretary t' To thine own self be true. TV A 'A Na vm... ,-1 'M WENDELL WHITMAN President A friendship like love is warm.'- I0 ,..,?, EUGENE SNUTH Vice President Virtue is bold and goodness never fearful. .1 Q 41' fm I' O 0 . i . yd' F. I 1 A-f -any MARAGA RET ANN GRANT Reporter Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. TRAVIS HERRING Treasurer Nothing ventured, nothing gained. PEGGY KORNEGAY Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. 11 in-Us I. -Q' .aid ' in. 41 PATRICIA JACKSON The best things in life are free. ,nu ' x Q , BONNIE PARKS Always look forward or you'1l find yourself behind. 12 JAMES HERRING Take good care of me, good men are scarce. 2-AS -9' KENNETH GRADY FAYE SUTTON Where Lhcrc's life, there-'s hope . ll I s PrGPare today that tomorrow 'W757 may be br1ghter. 'V EULA ROSE GRADY Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. 13 Q! ' ai, wx C. ' ef ,V V N WD 7 65 s5,' X xr' X . N fx, ,,..aY - JEAN EDWARDS Forward ever, backward 'la N-Q1 never. , 4 E g aff l Q - JUN T. EUGENE C RA WFORD Q' 'E , ' xrf DEANE WHALEY Truthvgives wings to Strength. H A1 COHdCI1'1I'1 the fault and not the actor of it. A . . ...z4Ann.4.' .. ..1.1. R Q1 'K' HORACE PINER A truth that's told with bad intent beats all the lies you can invent. SHIRLIE W, CREEL Find a way or make one. - me 7 5 J 5 ,pa-qpsli' N545 INEZ HOLMES I have seen yesterday, I love today and I'm waiting for to- morrow. 1 5 --3 f 4 ., rj x'Senav'v '. Ifflvl MARGARET POTTER Don't do something to some- one else, that you wouldn't want done to you. 3? .Xe R x .-.QA ' V, Nw-'f 'f e W '35 'mo-MMF' HILDA HANCOCK Assist me up, and in coming down I will shift for myself. W 'L Ov ,v Nom FRANCES GRADY q Where there's a will, there's , 'NP A a way. 1 Y Q ef nv I 6 nunsgulufllillovdlululqsilih -133' DOROTHY DALY A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. L. H. ROUSE If at first you don't succeed try, try again. .145 sg' - 1 7 3 u - f fl 2' Q 45456 ' I J X .nv 2' . X .Ex ' L, if .K , yejfak A ,, Q ' -.4 . Lbs, .f,xf'Zii.f f, , ... A, nga E pull' k44.,..,,+f 1 F' . ' .'5,,3,Q,j14 , .g ' y. H . . 1 - Larry Dawson Carol Holmes CLASS COLORS Red and White k CLASS MOTTO Live to Learn and Learn CLASS FLOWER Red Rose I8 Bwwfmwfrm 1 vw'vWw1'v'r - ,sv-S- v'-1'z'ff 1 'H'v1m!' to Live A '. ' -mild .L -11 1 1 H , i 'I- 7 i 1? C Ma-wks rv' N Mm! L l f f I ' ,... if Ns -OO is wif Q -I in W it 5 ' P J 1 HW fi ' R 5. MM -M.. lsr.. ,qu N .fa 5 'V . 4 l 5 A . S 1 t I . I ' X r-.Mu I Q 'L A 1 . , vi VICTORY WAREHOUSE Goldsboro, N.C. FARMERS WAREHOUSE Goldsboro, N.C. ..- ..-.--.....-- ..,,..--.. 'in-ummm-1 W-m...f'--N--use-I W --.H , ,i----W www-uv- 1 v ' 'F 'Mai- A 25' Yf'WTf1 'fd fm I , ' fw-2-rw!-lax--vi-' 51 1t1'14QuL1L3-xg 1-11113-1-1'--qjfv'1'I15F'I1'1 H.l my LITTLETON 'S WAREHOUSE Goldsboro, N.C. CAROLINA WAREHOUSE Goldsboro, N.C. :Kim Betty Bryant Smith Secretary Max Smith President W 6.- afi' P I t,,. ,xrvf ','Q A fl Ja.. Peggy Sutton Vice President Bi111y Weeks 23 JUNIORS .n Lane .Jurtis Price S 1 P3 f X 4'--N .1- 1 . ,-, Bobbie Jean Price Bruce Ann Price Faye Singleton Reporter it JEL, -Q-JSP!- ff'ff'f'fA ff! ?f' ' 'H'-'A f + 4 - 4-PalLJL!L5Jj2QJa.4,M3 .ws ' in 'Y 'Q . 5 .' ' fu f 7 A. . Y ,. . Mv . . , ' , if t: , U' gp.,- 2, 1 Q. , A R Ev Lf., 1 A I 1 x 1 4 :-.u-..4.: - A --........--..... .Y ... 4-f-,..A-L.,.....-- -, 1..- , ,.4mx1.g4,,,n- - ,W ' ., J, Vg s'111'v55qvg.fq I Nina Parks 'Q Qs , ,':'.b 'i Ray Potter ' ' r Alice Faye Price l P X, , y T' ' 1 Q., '49 - ' y 2 inf ? 'N' E 4, :.v l' 'l 'N ' , N .M,,-u-3,1 he it rr 1 x s X X H' x lu x R X K I' Lerlene Kilpatrick fi 's Q' 7 , W num, ,, I Reporter ,I Q Calvin King tm, y lv- Bill Lynch Q-7' K-2 E 1 kei f'-. f G' , ...- vrf Q 'A i n P Mx . 'Ci' R 'l X 0 k 3 1 1 'W 3 :xg Peggy Davis . , 'ak . 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THIRD ROW: Julia Mae Murphy, Carley Parker, Arnold Price, Geneva Price, Jake Price, LaVeme Price, Billy Singleton, Buddy Smith, Roseleen Smith, Donald Stroud, FOURTH ROW: Nina Stroud, Kenneth Sutton, Michael Sutton, Nancy Tripp, Marie Vinson, Carlton Wade, Faye Weaver, Larry Weaver and Durwood Whitman, if or R A' - aff ' 'UN tv K 1 ax M It ' Q '5 'YN 'B' as 6 -'X v- 2, . y' an Q M. , 4' 'I . QQ A. 'N hr 'i' I K 1 -lv ' S Q-i -ra f 'Q ev E 1 - fx .Ls hh I N a ' 'X Q 5 I I' M kg- m .iffa is t kv K' 5. s. 4, .5 7 1 lg 6 Q ' , ' '-fi, .st ai' if 1:9-f so fi are 1 fi ' . Q K , ' ' -fs, ha- I, I NM . I as 1 f 1, ra W y fe, X, - ar ,. 'L-., ,, a- 4. ai ' 'L -Na. aio., ! . il -fl: ia' 'fl if Y if -5-if I ' Q I A s L-. T ' fr r 'V+ E X . ' 'f A . , , , g V X A as .1--F 6. L' -Y 1-5 0 C ,, ,215 f S Xe I 42 -- A 3 'T' gm' , , X I , fr f ' Mr. Cr, L. TuIpin's Seventh Grade FIRST ROW, QL. to R.j: Eddie Adams, Joyce Adams, Lucille Barfield, Perry Barwick, Willard Barwick, Bertha Benton, Jessie Brown, Annie Carter, Jerry Dale, Clyde Daly. SECOND ROW: Kaye Dawson, Glenn Fields, Douglas Garrls, Lrndia Grady, Mike Grady, Tommy Gurley, Louise Hardison, Wanda Hester, Kivette Ivey. THIRD ROW:. Gerald Jackson, Major Jones, Beverly Kornegay, Marcelle Lee, Linwood Martin, Gail McCullen, Charlotte Price, F'anklin Price, Jimmy Quinn. FOURTH ROW: Louise Rogers, Marilyn Rouse, Freddie Shivar, Sally Summerlin, Bobby Taylor, Janice Whitfield, Ed- ward Wooten. Sponsored By MADE RITE BAKERY BIG BRICK WAREHOUSE Goldsboro, N. C. 34 Goldsboro, N.C. 5 F ,.,.,. am: O -duo. 4' C N A A 1 Q' I A 'Q-rf 4' QI , I ,ij , , . , J A , in ' , , ' f .P tk.. K A L2 'X Ll st. f 5 lk LRK. Nituhl! X , 6 ' I , 'fa ' v ' .5 A ' 'i U' tif' 'rv ' 1' .f :Jr iff' A -7 - wff r i if' lk S x ll , is .753 ik-. ' - 1 PI '-A f :ev 'S' ' M' Ee! S 'Y' ris - f I 4, 3 A I ,I I 4 'N an , stij: :Q AF Q ,-P-1x , X I l, 'V 'IW at x px 14 r. a ,its - 5 , .lm Mrs. Smith's Sixth Grade FIRST ROW, QL. to RJ: Barbara Adams, Kenneth Barfield, Marston Barwick, Randall Casey, Violet Casey, Mary Joyce Davenport, C. G. Davis, Gaye Garris, Brenda Head. SECOND ROW: Becky Herring, Charles Herring, Paul Mason, Billy McCollum, Henry Moore, Betty Lou Mozingo, Richard Mozingo, Lettie Oliver, Jessie Outlaw, Jr. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Parks, Royce Potter, George Strickland, William Price, Johnnie Raiford, Gary Sanderson, Violet Ann Sasser, Bobby Singleton, Durwood Strickland. FOURTH ROW: Geraldine Strickland, Harvey Ray Sum- merlin Linda Faye Summerlin Jerry Sutton Merle Thom son M'fha lT ' d l Do , , , p , 1 e wis a e, ris Williams, Wayne William- son. J 'Q I A 1,2 ' A ,,. X his -. leaf- 1- -se gg Q X ,. 4' 'bi' ' SKI., ' dl , v' ii ,X Q ' I Nt' I NY' N - Q .ff rx E Q 'V 0 l ,Q S V' X 5, I' V. s. I. 'X I - 1? l l , lx I A 2 r 1 A-1' ca, 5 . 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Sponsored by HERMAN STRICKLAND GROCERY R. O. CREECH 'Sr SON AGENTS Mt. Olive, N. C. ' 35 LaGrange, N. C. l f 1 4 I w-4 ' '-'www ww-+ N -ww-v.-. .,.. -an-H 'Q pix pl- i n'T1- S 'X T, A' T. V'-' T Ng-I 'Tl T . ., ' I Q, ,S ' -- '- f Q, . X ' N. X ' V f L ,5 . , Q X -5 - - h . AJ S 4 ' 4: rs l ai I .fix 1 . i!i s i if W K . ' -R w Ms! .-24,-1 as ,X , Tb, My-':,,::f Ah 'qs i Q ff x-L L ,3 ,xwq I ,gr ft, 1 f- x' ' - I . vi is . 'f ' -f I 'sv ,M bp: V, P5 1 'ilk ? . -Q pg - f 1 It s f iff, I t f,,3,, Q 5 fh-P... -3 - F 'Zi' 1 err- -N- I F L i45xllJ......4 ' .1 , I 'vw Vi SIX, fm Mrs. GRADY'S FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW - Jimmy Alphiri, Mary Joyce Barfield, Dwight Bennett, Linda Daly, Edna Gay Garris, Ernest Garris, Gerald Garris, Ann Gore, Gearileen Grady, Glenn Grady. SECOND ROW - Mary Walton Grady, Jimmy Hardy, Kit- S19 Hardy, Eleanor Jarman, Milton Kornegay, Burnice Manning, David McCullen, Sidney Phillips, Glenn Price. THIRD ROW: Larry Price, Linda Price, Trudy Price, Sherwood Shivar, Major Strickland, Bobby Talton, Edna Whit- man. E i X :Ps T-fr ,Epi '955' I TT lasts! - Hrs an I aj f in, +1 ,cu 4' 'C' , eff sea, rf! rs , .- I ,x .. ' K ' I-' ' A i A I ' X, 'C hw . '-X, 'fgw X I 'Aix j s WA I 4 Ix Jflitllaf . I 'til ' 1 I fivif-. ,Ah 4 1 MJ' ,xp .Ac as qi S I 5 i I ' --U -1.4 fl! +, ,f bf' I sn L ll3s,'bI- ,pf 179 X, A ' X K: . ' 4 1 ' A '. , Q , . 4 r QJSIW, of 4 f Y U 1- s f Ll 3:4 :Chg-,i Q. , Q fn H .le N: A 42, M' or -f '-4-' 'Q ff rr sc . fi-1. rn., X 1, . 'L' - f yr' , , 5 Saw 1 I - ' V' . X , ...1 ' Mrs. BAss's FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW - Linda Alphin, Jo Ann Barfield, Iris Caudill, Ralph Goodson, Jenny Sue Grady, Otto Griffin, Douglas Hill, Willard Holmes, Judy Ivey, Tom Kilpatrick. SECOND ROW - Tommy Kornegay, Viola Mason, Mary Lib Martin, Suddie Moore, David Mozingo, Quinton Parker, J. B. Price, Jackie Price , Jeannie Price. THIRD ROW: Malcom Price, Pamela Price . Pansy Price, Shelton Sarvis, Gary Smith, Michael Spence, Croom Stroud, Richard Walker. I i E w 1 IL Sponsored By BRODY'S FARMERS FURNITURE CO. BELL-STUART FURNITURE CO. Kinston, N.C. LaGrange, N. C. LaGrange, N. C. n1.1u.aux nxxxnn-.--...--.. --.----.-...----.-----.4,...Ab.Y- M- --7 --- ldlrllwrurrm it - ..-wr . . . .v-V.. - . F.-. -. - ' w I , - -. , J, QQ, ak. Am 0 ,ga ,, if -, 1' . Lt. -3, 'Q i ' , ' ' 3-4' 4, I ' A9 '1 I X Z, 1 I ,X ,J 5 I C MJ PM- Ltl7A'i',r..l-Lamlaifil A l Q . .., g if 1- A ff - ' -1 f T, X . I I. ,. , V s -If V4 1' Y 1 AB X .I , 4. 2 nllrlitrxk erm t .mime 1 ,sa X 'Sm all, an 5 I A 6' l1.l.J 'H-l 4-os' by F Q' X, 1, ,lm It I.. A , I Mrs. ROGERS' THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW - Bonnie Barfield, Ronald Bartlett, Wanda Barwick, Doug Casey, Gaynell Caudill, Gibbie Sue Creech. Charlotte Davis, Mike Dawson, Linda Evans, Gilbert Garris. SECOND ROW - Eloise Goodson, Jane Ellen Grdy, Linda Grady, Galloway Hardy, Pamela Herring, Edith Hines, Judy Carol Hines, Leonard Hinson, Phil Hinson, Owen Jackson. THIRD ROW - Margaret Jernigan, Max Lane, Bill Martin, Shelton Moore, Bill Price, Roy Talton, Rae- ford Quinn, Russel Vinson. Rex Whitfield. 'L .I l 5 1 J A K O - 1 'K -'H 9- -M ' .. -ll , xl:-.,',-H J 4, g,,, N ' . I ' - J ff Q-' X ' ' Y I 1 x as I ' rl ' A., Q 4 O .ll . f' 'N . L ' 'fn W .11 -1 N' as if-'J ' P4 lf 4 Q7 ew if -' Y E sas, I 1- if --. Q :S .44 1 P' ' I V K ' ' J H 11 L 5,123 F H 1. ' I A N 2 . 1 x , QI. . .1 if W g H -K .11 in . V. A I, but l.. Q' 'vs , 112' if s 'r,, :Q 'ww V:-M New , Q' v ,, I I fr is ' I r'x'illR'lx+ . Lgl 2 I I l Alf m RWNXJ. Mrs. GURLEY'S SECOND and THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW - Jewel Adams, Judy Adams, Janet Baker, Linwood Benton, Bruton Britt, Gene Coor, Barbara Daly, Carol Daly, Raymond Davenport, Judy Gore. SECOND ROW - Danny Griffin, Eunice Curley, Edward Heath, Ken- meth H111, Ja1'I16S liane, Steve Lynch, J. L. Oliver, Thomas Parks, Glenda Price. THIRD ROW - Judy Price, Brenda Qmnn, Dehnos Quinn, Lynn Sanderson, David Singleton, Mary Ann Strickland, Priscilla Tucker Douglas Whitman Bill Williamson. ' ' Sponsored By LAGRANGE INSURANCE AGENCY MOUNT OLIVE TRIBUNE LaGrange, N. C. Mt. Olive, N. C. MOORING MOTOR COMPANY 37 BELK-TYLERS LaGrange, N. C. Mt. Olive, N. C. l I 'llliuii H 'I llll 3 l 1 l 'W 'I l J - ' V 'l '5l'r:?16-'HEU5'41 I - '7!17'!l'!'F9 'l Vl'l'l'l'l'l 'lV'Y1'1'l'l'I'?'l'lI'?'H:?71!Uv!UW'l Q ' YB' , I 17 'M N' W . 4 1 'T' 1 as V- -0 ot I C N' A , x 4 0,0 C f Q.. ' w'A 1' -. -... .. gm 1 x ,, M if ft, N .I N 'fax 'Bw - X' Ra ,, Saw N l. I 'ks I ls. m,. .2 , i?9!,1Osf5,,f , 1 1' 'Sh 5,51 nm Te 'VS bf Ng, Mrs Yelverton's Second Grade FI RST ROW QL to R j Travls Adams, Joyce Barfreld Julle Barf1eld D1ane Best Paul Blown Bonme Creech, James Evan Becky F1elds Bobby Grant Davrd Gr1swold SECOND ROW Helen Heath Lrnda Herrrng Hllda Jermgan Jerry Langston Wanda Lynch V1Ck1 Needham Ervrn Parks Buster Pr1ce Dav1d Pr1ce Dw1ght Prrce THIRD ROW Glen R L ouse mwood Prrce James Qurnn Vernon Slnvar Douglas Srmth Shelby Summerlrn Wayne Sutton J1mmyW1ll1ams, and Llnda W1ll1ams 3 -fn 'Na' A L YA .f:'fL'L,l 5-X-F! ff'- +, 'I' Q 3 Q 1' Xstxr 'ox .mis Mrs TLup1n's F1rst Grade FIRST ROW QL to R I Faye Adams Gordon Allen Jr Donald Benton Fonme Best Myrt1e Best, Jane Brown Johnny Garner Larry Gr1ff1n Llnda Hall Ga1l I-lardrson SECOND ROW Kent Head Bobby I-Imes, Jamce Hmes, Denms Ivey Charles Olrver Robert Lee Qumn, Lmda Mane Sasser D1ane Smrth Edward St kl , r1c and Robert Str1ckland THIRD ROW V1ck1e Stroud, Kaye Tucker Betty Wrllramson, and Grace W1ll1amson Sponsored by WITHERINGTON THOMPSON INS AGENCY TURNER'S TRACTOR IMPLEMENT CO Mt Ol N xve, C K1nston N C Mt OLIVE LOCKER PLANT 8:ABAT'IlOIR WAYNE TRACTOR Sz IMPLE MENT CO Mt Ol1ve, N C Mt Olwe, N C K ' A! x 1 ' MQ. 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THIRD ROW: Dwight Smith, LaVern Sutton, Gerald Turner, Edward Walston, Chris Weeks. Q Sponsored by: SEVEN SPRINGS FURNITURE COMPANY Seven Springs, N. C. HEATI-I'S RED 8cWI-IITE SUPER MARKET 39 Adamsville, N. C. ,'.l, TROY WILSON'S SERVICE STATION Adamsville, N. C. KINSTON GLASS SLMIRROR COMPANY Kinston, N. C. M sf 15, U Q ' in , f C :g li Aff ' 1 C , 3, X X. iw J fN 2 A Q ME H nw ii 1 x fl'-'Ia 'F ' Ng, if ,fn fy' g J il , :,,l,, Q 'sk U A4 J 5 Q an y 3 Q M 5' Nh 9 TYNDALL FUNERAL HOME Sponsored By ADAMS DRUG C0 Mt Ohve N C LaGrange N C WILSON MOTOR CO KINSEY FEED STORE Mt Ohve N C LaGrange, N C .. O r . V A , 'K -Q fs A s an 1 Q4 v V X , ii ,F , ,.f' anvil' 'g ' H 'K A ws'f '4I ti U r I A I' ' U Y . .Q . , .K I i :I 1 J 'T ' 73 i s. H wi - ' , 3 . by ' , V Q ,Qs W, I X' 3' . '1 1, M A l if '.,,, 6 , 4 wmv' , I t 1 - Q, A In . W A ...A E ' HQ J A 1. V ' 'rg . V - A 'Y s if ' ' .gr ' ' ' C K 1 A ' , ' N m i C 1 N M I ,Q b ,L 3, A e I x 7 u P EJ' if Y . ' - ' , ' 1 ' 1 ' r ' V 5 . fx 1. 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Rogers, coach, Charles Daly, Randall Kornegay, William Ethridge, Jimmy Adams, Larry Rouse, James Herring, M. D. Tiuner, Marlton Price, Bill Lynch, C. C. Price, Rodney Barwich, The basketball team of 1956 and 1957 was coached by our principal, Mr. Rogers. The team didn 't do so well this year. We ended the season with six wins and fifteen losses. Jimmy Adams was high scorer with a total of 494 points this year. He also made the second team in the all-tournament played at Goldsboro. We gained Charles Daly, M.D. Turner, and Larry Roues from the ninth grade who helped our team very much this year. We also gained a player from New Hope, James Herring, a senior who helped our team also. The baseball team did well this year. They ended the season in second place. There will be four seniors from the team graduating this year. They will be missed by the forth- coming team next year very much. Sports Editor Eugene Smith Sponsored by: WHITLEY MILLING COMPANY CASH PRODUCE COMPANY Goldsboro, N. C. Mt. Olive, N. C. A, J. SUTTON 8: SONS INC. 42 CAROLINA TRACTOR INC. Kinston, N. C. Goldsboro, N. C. AdM1Al,ullu1mJm1m-nmA-nn.---ann -.qnn-g.-.--- ---.2----.-.. ---..--..- - :ii ' ' C' i 6 . 41, Q . Y '. 'Y A- , Rf- Mi 1' lk 1 au- . ' . Sy ' . 1 . 1 A Q A I A .A , ,. ' Q A E 'Qi-4 r i W L A am T , X Jw sv 6,311 fu- I wg QF' .md ' A F MT r -X :Em 1'--1-K5 ve A 5 s,1f....ggfg5gg 53 A ' A 'N RX 3 U -N-G I ' ' 5 -f' A 1 .zo-1 ' - em, N,-1 1 ,..f I Q il0 Sponsored by: RALPH CASEY'S GROCERY . JOI-IN PATTERSON FURNITURE CO Seven Springs, N. C. Mt. Olive, N. C. 43 il 1-. lvl: - iii X STANDING, Left to right - Deane Whaley - Co-Captain, Mrs. Neil Jones - Coach. SITTING - Betty Jo Brown, Minnie Ruth Price, Patti Herring, Betsy McCollLm1, Judy Carol Price, Margaret Potter, Jean Ed- wards, Dorothy Bizzelle, Georgia Benton, Faye Singleton, Edna Grace Price, Joyce Dale, Judy Riaford, Linda Ruth Price. For the season of 1956-57 the team was coached by Mrs. Neil Jones, an alumnus ofSeven Springs. ln Conference the girls didn't do so well. They ended the season in seventh place with 9 wins and ll losses. Margaret Potter, a senior, had a 420 point scoring for the season. She was high scorer. Two of our players, Eula Rose Grady and Margaret Grant, had to stop playing on account of sickness. They were missed by the team very much. There were three seniors on the girls team who will be graduating this year. They are: Jean Edwards, forward and guard, Margaret Potter, forward, and Deane Whaley, guard. The loss of these girls will be very noticeable. Jean Edwards Sports Editor Sponsored By MT. ouvr STYLE sHoP CLINIC DRUG Co. Mr. ouve, N. C. Mt. oiive, N- C- Lrwrs DRUG Co. 44 CHARLES KRAFT srunros Mt. onve, N. C. Mt- Olive, N- C- . ------. .... .------------------, S C at .s ' 1 fm..- .JJ252 ......ofk', 7' Q, ,ogy ' '98 ' 3932 G 4 '.,, ggi' WH 35: ,M 11.annuAl.nn.Lll-rl.lL :ALL '!ll.Ln, -. my j .gh WM 716' uf, fC 31 ,AL Y fi? r ,-. '- - - Y J: Z ' N -AM. 11 ' 'f I Af ,I ,gil K, , L? PZ' Jig ,pf 5 v -1' nil 5 5 ' 22 .W vp, NR' 31 41' H.4N ' 'V' f . 5, ' 2 s, Y fl -..Q-' f 14 .U ,Q Q mg. 1-if 'N-.1 . r s 41 -9 Y ' 9 'x if DO Y Spo s red B TTE FURNITURE CO ISSAC-KAHN FURNITURE MUSIC Sc SPORTS INC N Goldsboro, N. C. Goldsboro N C bis 6 FIRST ROW: Edith Price, Mascot. SECOND ROW QL. to RJ: Bobbie Jean Price, Bertha Jackson Peggy Davis Chief, Jan Phillips, Ruth Williams. THIRD ROW: Faye Benton, Nina Parks, Linda Shivar P FK' ..,.P I 113' xi' Zaaefafl 7mm -5,10 FIRST ROW, U... to RJ: Charles Daly, Horace Piner, Gene Crawford, Jimmy Adams, Marlton Pnce. SECOND ROW: Coach-Mr. H, E. Rogers, Rodney Barwick, Wendell Whitman, C. C. Price, Randall Kornegay, Billy Weeks, Ray Potter. THIRD ROW: Joseph Barwick, M. D. Turner, Marlton Davenport. Max Smith, James Herring, Bill Lynch, Manager-Harry Price. FOURTH ROW: Gene I-Iinson, Gene Elmore -Manager. Sponsored by: SOUTHERLAND FURNITURE OO. THOMPSON WOOTEN OIL CO. Goldsboro, N, C, Goldsboro, N. C. E. L. SCOTT HEATING CO. 46 KNOTTS WAREHOUSE INC ,S Kinston, N. C. Kinstonr N- C- il .0 A! I5 ,gs 1:1 7,4 ZS , K ss' V. . A is n 11.1.53 af x asia Patricia Jackson Eula Rose Grady Faye Sutton Linda Sutton Editor -in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Lay-Out Editor X 1 ' 3 ' ' ' 4: F' I L ajmgigxsg 3 r I 4 ' fu an 1: ?' J ' f I Q f F'--A--1' A 'iii Editor-in-Chief - Patricia Jackson, Assistant Editor - Eula Rose Grady, Business Manager - Faye Sutton, Lay-Out Editor - Linda Sutton, Assistant Lay-Out Editor - Gene Crawford, Circulation Manager - Bonnie Parks, Advertising Manager - Horace Piner, Sports Editors - Jean Edwards and Eugene Smith, Typists - Margaret Potter, Shirlie Wiggins, and Deane Whaley, Advisor - Mrs. Iris Womble. Sponsored By PRICES ESSO SERVICENTER QOH TIREISQRVICE Goldsboro, N. C. 0 S 0f0, - - JACK PRICE RECAPPING SERVICE 48 IDVICK'S CAFE Goldsboro, N. C. Kinstona N- C- L--- -..m ... Eula Rose Grady Lmda Sutton Faye Sutton Patricxa Jackson Betty B. Smith 'UN Ax an 4 X Y- 'Sa Bruce Ann Pnce Sh1r11e W Creel Travls Herrmg Faye Benton Randall Kornegay Jlmmy Adams Adv1sor WHT A 4 . t , .A V . If . , ? .. C. 'fl - 'lx ,Vi wt- ' ' i b 4 N. v X N I' x S at A f, A 1 . H1 B , I ax ' 'Q 2 6. c '- q S A X ' ' X M ,R Q i I F . ' qi A . ' . . ag-'xy Bobbie Jem Price V '-A Miss sarah Ruth Dncon . A fi '4' ' - Q. f r f A K S 4 XX Sponsored by: SEVEN SPRINGS SUPPLY CO. Seven Springs, N.C. 49 ws- '1 'U A 47 -R Us fr 4 S M.-, ' 1 - . , I U 'x I X ' If s Eula Rose Grady' Travis Herring Faye Sutton Linda Sutton President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer I .gy 5 A V 1 :n un ,, W ' rzzrszzxge ' R' xrfvve - ' if S. M510 1 v 1 .R 5' -55 .215 , 'frzffffigfggf WYE qqm R F109 10. Y Y 4 I 4 .,-mn: X h I Q 'f Sponsored by: CARNER BROTHERS Mt. Olive, N. C. LEADER BROTHERS Goldsboro, N. C. 50 A ' 1 fn . ,vig is f. 1: 9' . 'I Patricia Jackson Reporter X R I L Q.. 1 l . . Q I S 7' GINN LUMBER T. Mt. Olive, N. C. AMERICAN BANK Goldsboro, N. C. --,,, U , , ,...- A 4 ' ' IEEEEEEEEEEEI Mil . N. AIN QL. to RQ: Faye Benton, William Ethridge, Bobbie Jean Price -Chief, Jimmy Adams, Randall Kornegay, Winds 65444 ruff FIRST ROW, QL. to RJ: Annette Daly, Bruton Britt, Glenda Price, Sherwood Shivar, Sidney Phillips, Mrs. Summerlin, Linda Daly. SECOND ROW: June Price, Edna Faye Jarman, Laverne Price, Pearl Adams, Kitsie Hardy, Linda Ruth Price, Judy Price, Bobbie Jean Price. THIRD ROW: Alice Faye Best, Jean Perry. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Parks, Violet Price, Violet Casey, Geraldine Strickland, Marcelle Lee, Kay Dawson, Linda Kaye Grady, Louise Rogers, Joyce Dale, Barbara Herring, Jan Phillips. Sponsored by: GURLEY DOZIER INC. JOSTENS Kinston, N. C. Owatonna, Minn. Mr. DALLAS PRICE NEUSE TRACTOR TMPANY Seven Springs, N. C. 51 Goldsboro, N. C. 5 i I 5..- . A.. IMO Dvxxv FIRST ROW, QL. to RJ: Inez Holmes, Faye Benton, Bobbie J. Price, Bruce A. Price, Betty B. Smith, Minnie Ruth Price, Patti Herring, Peggy Sutton, Louise Oliver. SECDND ROW: Eula Rose Grady, Faye Sutton, Deane Whaley, Anne Lane, Georgia Benton, Doris Crawford, Kaye Thompson, Marie Walker, Nina Parks, Jan Phil- lips, Judy Raiford, Barbara Herring. THIRD ROW: Linda Price, Ruth Creech, Ruby Creech, Grace McArthur, Lou Anne Vinson, Betty Jo Brown, Afaie Sutton, Shirlie Wiggins, Jean Perry, Bertha E. Jackson, Nora Grady, Doris Coor, Ruth Williams, Peggy Davis, Linda Cobb. FOURTH ROW: Rosa Tripp, Peggy Price, Betty Wade, Alice Price, Rose Ward, Lerlene Kilpatrick, Edna Grace Price, Margaret Potter, Jean Edwards, Dorothy Biz- zelle, Faye Singleton, Joyce Dale, Elsie Price, Linda Sutton, Bonnie Parks, Hilda Hancock, and Miss Ruth Dixon. ,4 'lg,, Q, A an 1 Mgrzm 2 i 1 Reading L. to R. QSITTINGV Peggy Davis, Historian, Peggy Sutton, Reporter, Patricia Jackson, Treasurer, Barbara Herring, Secretary, Linda Sutton, Editor-of-news, Linda Cobb, Vice-President. STANDING: Ruth Di xon, Advisor, Faye Sutton, President, Inez Holmes, Parliarnentarian. Absent when picture was taken: Bobbie Price, pianist, Elsie Jane Price, Song Leader, Sponsored by: GlDDEN'S JEWELRY STORE ROSE FURNITURE CO. Goldsboro, N. C. Goldsboro, N. C. WOMACKO ELECTRIC COMPANY 52 LINCOLN MERCURY PLACE Goldsboro, N, C, Goldsboro, N. C. 4 . As. Q' fm la it ew-Rn . ki J . as .5 f 1 . U 0 1 11 'fp I tl Af, 1 - vr Z3 Q 1, IJ.-f' ' fi M5 . .fp.,,n ' 9? H. fb E 4 I 'C Y' g , f . 1 gy 5 .16 V' Z.: 3 iii. I ' ua? N- BAKERS FURNITURE CO. Kinston, N. C. 'VIURRAY SUPPLY CO. Mt. Olive, N. C. Sponsored by: 53 v - I 'Q .J . vw nf fi V OLIVE LIVESTOCK MA RKET Olive, N. C. OLIVE PICKLE CO. Olive, N. C. -.-Q-..---.-----.- L.----I. I III I I I r 1 I A . fa 7, 7.14.6045 FIRST ROW, QL. to RJ: Gene Hinson, Maynard Price, Charles Daly, Harry Price, Wesley Creech, Linwood Hardy, Larry Rouse. SECOND ROW: Rodney Barwick, Steve Price, C. C. Price, Jimmy Brown, Gary Whaley, Ray Potter, Jimmy Grady, Ronald Letchworth. THIRD ROW: McKinley Price, Joseph Barwick, Gerald El- more, Allen Garris, Walter Holmes, Donald Williams, Marlton Price, Frazier Hardy, Kenneth King, Kenneth Grady. FOURTH ROW: Bill Lynch, M. D. Turner, Ben Hancock, James Herring, Leo Hinson, Eugene Smith, Marlton Davenport, Rufus Turner, ....!,, if .jb,'2 ,lf- XA fn FFA CLUB OFFICERS: Deane Whaley-Chapter Sweetheartg C. C. Price-Reporte rg Bill Lynch-Treasurer, Ken- neth Grady-Vicc-Presidentg Eugene Smith-President, Wesley Creech-Secretary, Harry Price-Sentinel, Mr. Rufus Turner-Instructor. Sponsored by: BANK of Mt. OLIVE - Cal so yp GLENN ef MARTIN DRUG COMPANY Mt. Olive, N. C. Mt. Olive, N. c. MIDYETTE'S HARDWARE COMPANY Kinston, N. C. DEIFELLS DEPARTMENT STORES 54 LaGrange, N. C. ' I ,m---1.1.-...-h..---- -..1----.....-.--. -.----9--:i--nf' qu- i- 2 42 Ky - xg W W . - an 'W HMP' W I I 1 F . 5'-Alia Blume,-y ru.. ---,qw 'v 'Vg L. W' M' ji' 1- 4 I shi -if I- ALBE RTS soDA GRILL Mt.O1ive, N. c. MOORING OIL COMPANY LaGrange, N. C. Sponsored by: 55 1 4 CENTRAL WAREHOUSE Kinston, N. C. GRIFFINS' BARBECUE Goldsboro, N. C. Q . 'Behav- -- Y if r A' -+- 4-7166245 FIRST ROW, QL. to RJ: Joyce Garris, Faye Weaver, Janice Moore, Lynda Sue Deans, Ruth Ann Williams, Wanda Hester, Louise Rogers, Annie Mae Carter, Edith Garris, Francis Manning, Kaye Thompson, Afaie Sutton. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Vinson, Johnny Brodhead, Edward Wooten, Major Jones, Douglas Jones, Michael Twisdale, Billy McCollum, Wayne Williamson, Jesse Brown, Mike Grady, Charles Herring, Gary Sanderson, Jesse Outlaw, Jr., Johnny Raiford, Henry Moore. THIRD ROW: Terry Hancock, Jackie Barwick Joyce Parks, Alice Faye Best, Mary Ann Hobbs, Iris Price, Rena Myers, Violet Sasser, June Price, Susan Ivey, Gay Garris, Merle Thompson, Violet Casey, Becky Herring. FOURTH ROW: C. C. Price, McKinley Price, Frazier Hardy, Donald Williams, Ray Potter, Joyce Dale, Jan Phillips, Betsy McCollu, Marlton Price, Doris Crawford, Jimmy Brown. s l l 4-H CLUB OFFICERS, QL. to R.j: Jan Phillips-Song Leader, Afaie Sutton-Vice-President, C. C. Price-Pres- ident, Joyce Garris-Secretary, Joyce,Dale-Reporter. Sponsored by: KING BROTHERS BARBECUE 55 DRIVE-IN-GRILL Kinston, N. C. Mt. Olive, N. C. OETTINGER BROTHERS BANK OF MOUNT OLIVE Kinsron, N. C. 56 Mr. Olive, N. C. gm: Dfziuvw Betty Bryant Smith, Bonnie Parks, Gene Crawford, Donald Williams, Kenneth Jarman, Jimmy Adams, Calvin King, Marlton Price, C. C. Price. ' Wnkew Mrs. Creel, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Stroud, Mrs. Sanderson Sponsored by: BILL PATTERSON FURNITURE CO. BUILD-DENMARK INS. CO. Mt. Olive, N. C. LaGrange: N- C- Tl-IOMPSON Sz FRANCIS SUPER MARKET M MARTHA HLERRlNG'S BEAUTY SHOP Mt. Olive, N. c. Seven Springs, N. C. Q I 'fgyf ' A .4 ' - nf 1 5 , I Q . : u 2 KMA' , M 5 'Q gr' Yao to -? 'wa g X w N o S d b : WAYNE GIN ponsore V B, Y. WATERS Goldsboro, N, C. LaGrange, N. C o H STYIESHOP CANADYS g Kinston, N. C. 579 Kinston, N. C. , v D!nnuuuLunuu WM f 1 Ulslkbuosuunu.-nnramr-sq,s44,aen1., in 256. I I I h sown! ., N ,. VMI, .,1 Q , ' A .4 .i ff af IL 11 Q. 1, ' 7 4: 'J rkff A ' 7' - ' I M f I x I M 5.nR.L... , .A , -lqiii , i iv A 5 I x . 1,52 I . 4 . ' My iimm I .Y -I -. If I - . ' , if1'Yg:i?'5!?'f9'.- ' fi'? kAX?fQ5f5fF,' V ' ff W , X-2.0 fx - I A Ovrv' ' fix' I x ' Wh ' I' f f ' 'vs 3 ,A If U , I 4' ,N I , I ' I 1 , . 31 -9 my ' ' , Q - -, 4 I l,:.-,N '-4f: 5 ' .ll 4 ' ' -ii 'A .. wf 55: :ff ...gs ' ,. 1. ,. fl ' far? f ' ' K gp. -1 -wk ,. 'IGS , , I U. ,BEF f75'3 TI Y r-'1 ' 1.'A1 Z' ,... 5 5 I I I I I f fl . f nl W 1 i 1 Z 1 HIV 5.36 U ,fav It N x 1 1 . .,A QI :N Sponsored by: RADOLPH ADAMS GROCERY DAVIS MILL Seven Springs, N. C. Seven Springs, N. C. RAYMOND CRADY'S STORE GARNERS FUNERAL HOME Seven Spnlngs, N. C. 60 Kinston, N. C. 4, 32:7 , nikk i? SV? S V f' ,il-.,'. 4 zuiwfrlvvwg Sll1l1i,Lll'Y ' '1 V 5. . ..' i,,M.! '?1l-UL I l i 'Y '1- ,I J -4' 'f . .. .-Qdff' -Jr Q, ' , - is i . I --3 :, -. . 5 fx - cf it A , N Q f K Most Versatile N Eula Rose Grady and ss 1 E. it g Linda Sutton E ,E y 1 E 1 Li 1 Aiiztianqiuatbnua-.mira-Ln.fu Most Likely to Succeed Patricia Jackson and Travis Herrin Best All Around g Faye Sutton and Eugene Smith V Most Popular Bonnie Parks and Gene Crawford I it Q . 1 'rrvfr 'xr 1 x'y . 5 LT - , It ' T P -37 1 ' 1 51 if I Cutest Dorothy Ervin and Horace Piner -1-' I5 '0ll-11 ' a P . S Best Personality 'NW' v 'vwmvw-we . , , f.. If f Q by I ,,yp x 'i ' ,....,,.-n---,,.. fl: Inez Holmes and Gene Most Co-operative Crawfvrd Deane Whaley and Shirlie Wiggins Neatest Nora Frances Grady and L. H. Rouse A 'D .Fr Wm, W .Un . . 5 ,,f.y.,,a V: Y .- . v.n .: . .LY . -L Ae,-R! r' .,, Hp- . 1'- '... ,. Most Studious Patricia Jackson and Travis Herring 1-'J I- ., xx' ii Best Sports Margaret Grant and James Herring Most Athletic Margaret Potter and James Herring 63 Most Artistic Patricia Jackson and Travis Herring Prettiest Girl and Most Handsome Boy Bonnie Parks and Gene Crawford f v WU ,, M.-f ' F3 ' 1 4 ,, Quietest Peggy Kornegay and Nora Frances Grady 3 wr --W-M ,s-1 I A 7 :iq F. v 4 Most Talented Patricia Jackson and Eu- gene Smith , 'Z' 1 1 ,Qs 4 4 4 ' . r' ,, . .f- ' .L Wittiest Jean Edwards and Ken- neth Grady 1 '-of 0 M3 ! Most Courteous Hilda Hancock and Wen- dell Whitman I 5'- , , :W W i ' gtg, fx msg, . Q if . 'I ,A W2 ' rx 52-h N ' ,. ' Q, Ia 'in' A ,Nw .sf :pf 496 9 bi Ja. .sf f 51'-+ ' ' 'K A df. lily ' 5. V , ,Q , 5 'Lu i Best Dressed Nora Frances Grady and Horace Piner 4, f, ' 1. .S 2 gd X 1 F riendliest Margaret Grant and L.H. Rouse . F W tl wal, i Nr. , Y an In September, 1953, we, the class of 1957, entered high school. No one could have been prouder. We thought our worries were over, but since then we have come to realize that they had just begun. we began our first high school term with Mr. Walter Creel. We nad a rather large class, 40 to be ex- act, one of whom we acquired through promotion, Eula Rose Grady. Our leaders for the year were: Pa- tricia Jackson - President, Linda Sutton - Vice-President, Faye Sutton - Secretary, Gene Crawford - Treasurer. Our representatives to the Student Council were Eula Rose Grady and Patricia Jackson. Faye Sutton represented us in the Halloween Carnival. We accepted an invitation from Mr. Creel to visit his camp at Kennel's Beach. We enjoyed ourselves very much. As sophomores we had Mrs. Atlas Price as our sponsor. We had lost several of our classmates. We chose for our leaders this year Gene Crawford - President, Eugene Smith - Vice-President, Wendell Whitman - Secretary, Patricia Jackson - Treasurer, and Faye Sutton - Reporter. We had two FHA officers this year: Patricia Jackson - Song Leader and Linda Sutton - Parliamentar- ian. The FFA officers were: Eugene Smith - Vice -President and Gene Crawford - Treasurer. We were proud to have Eula Rose Grady to represent us in the Halloween Carnival. Our large class outing was at Gold Park Lake this year. A wiener roast, sun, and swimming were en- joyed by everyone. Our junior year we were beginning to really feel important. Slowly but surely we were approaching our goal, graduation. We were proud to have as our sponsor this year, Mr. Gerald Waters. Immediately after school started, we began to think of ways to make money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. We used the theme of the Old North State. Everyone seemed to have enjoyed themselves very much. Our leaders for the year wereg Faye Sutton - President, Eugene Smith - Vice-President. Margaret Pot- ter - Secretary, Gene Crawford - Treasurer, and Bonnie Parks - Reporter. The highlight of this year was the presentation of our junior play, Grandad Goes Wild . It had twelve characters, all of whom I think enjoyed play practice very much, although it did get tiring. FHA officers for the year were: Faye Sutton - Vice-President and Patricia Jackson -Treasurer. Again FFA officers were: Eugene Smith - Vice-President and Gene Crawford - Secretary. Deane Whaley represented us at the Halloween Carnival. As seniors with our rings and privileges, we had Mrs. Iris Womble as our sponsor. We sold magazines, annuals and ads for the annuals. Our leaders for this year were Wendell Whitman - President, Eugene Smith - Vice-President, Linda Sutton - Secretary, Travis Herring - Treasurer, and Margaret Grant - Reporter. This year our club officers included: FFA - Eugene Smith - President, Kenneth Grady - Vice-Pres1- dent, FHA - l-aye Sutton - President, Patricia Jackson - Treasurer, Linda Sutton - Editor-of-News, and Inez Holmes - Parliamentarian. In the Halloween Carnival we were represented by Margaret Potter. We presented for our play this year Hillbilly Weddin . We enjoyed giving it very much. The juniors gave us a wonderful banquet. The theme was Hitch Your Wagon to a Star. Everyone en- joyed it very much and would like to thank them for it. We have also enjoyed several parties given by our grademothers and the mascots parents. We would like to thank everyone of them. Throughout our four years in high school we have been represented in all sports. Deane Whaley was captain of the girls basketball team in our senior year. All twenty-three of the seniors will be going their separate way another year. We will all miss school I am sure or at least being with our classmates. There is one thing I do21't think we will ever forget, our many days together at dear old Seven Springs! Faye Sutton Historia n 441 7047! Z ARTICLE I We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Seven, of Seven Springs High School, County of Wayne, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and desirous of leaving our most promising tra its and undying love for our Alma Mater to the on coming classes striving to attain the great goal of gradua- tion, do hereby establish and make public, this, our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE II To our faithful principal, Mr. H.E. Rogers, who has rendered assistance and co-operation in the climb to our goal, we leave our warmest thanks and appreciation. ARTICLE III To our teachers we leave our wish that the on coming students will be more willing to abide by the rules and regulations, and our deepest thanks for their great leadership. ARTICLE IV To the Juniors, to be disposed of as they see fit, I give and bequeath all the tears shed in the exams and all the wrong answers set down in moments of weakness. ARTICLE V To the Sophomores, who are soon to become the Juniors, I bequeath the devise all our stupidity and facility for blundering at the simplest tasks, also all the beautiful ease with which we forget the difficult ones. ARTICLE VI To the Freshman Class we leave our deepest sympathy, our natural aptitude for acquiring knowledge, and our hungering after information so maybe they will not torture the teachers as much in years to come as they have thus far. ARTICLE VH I, Bonnie Parks, will my ability to roam around and not get caught to Nina and Elsie. I, Jear Edwards, will my ability to make free shots to Georgie Benton, in hopes she will make an accurate record next year. I, L.H. Rouse, willmyhistory bookto McKinley Price in hopes he will study it as taithfully as I have. I, Wendell whitrnan, will my ability to stay at school to Donald Williams. I, Eula Rose Grady, do hereby leave my slim figure to Rosa Tripp. I, Peggy Kornegay, will my black hair to Patti Herring. I, Margaret Potter, will my position on the basketball team to Rose Ward. I, Margaret Anne Grant, will my basketball ability to Betsy McCollum with hopes that in her Senior year she won't be as unlucky as I was. I, Patricia Jackson, do will my literature book full of notes and my intense interest in English Literature to Billy Weeks. I, Gene Crawford, do will my pitching talent to C.C. Price. I, James Herring, do will my basketball shoes to Larry Rouse. I. Hilda Hancock, will my ability to skip school without getting caught to Lerlene Kilpatrick and Peggy Davis. I, Faye Sutton, will my ability to open my mouth at the wrong time to Faye Benton. I, Linda Sutton, do hereby willmy ability to stay in the Beta Club to Betty Bryant Smith. I, Travis Herring, do will my D onbasketball to Jimmy Adams. 1, Inez Holmes, do will Igfygwonderful wit and sense of humor to Peggy Sutton in hopes she'll get by with it as I have. ' ' C' I L , L. .. ,A Shirlie Wiggins, dqhereby to Qeygl-353351, I, Kenneth Grady, do wllhriy urge for fast driving to Leonard Ethridge. I, Nora Frances Grady, do will my ability to keep quierto Polly Coor. I, Dot Daly Ervin, do hereby will my school books to raye Singleton, in hopes that she won't have the trouble I did. I, Deane Whaley, will my ability to play basketball and foul out in the third quarter to Dorothy Bizzelle. 1, Horace Piner, will my ability to get along without studying to Randall Kornega y. I, Eugene Smith, do will my strength to lift barbells to Wesley Creech. Eugene Smith Testator 6 7 - 'z11r'fnafffrZ. - .L.'1- 1 llIA.L 1 1 I 3 a J 1 1 4 3 1 i il -Ai1lL,LA.iL, i-,,, Q.. l.-2 2 'lf' ' 66444 The family had retired, leaving me alone in the living room. I must have fallen asleep . . . Suddenly, familiar sounds and voices were heard. I found myself in the old twelfth grade at Seven Springs High School. Upon entering our old home room, I found some of my classmates of 1957 assembled. I began to look around when a nurse appeared. It was Pa1Iicia Jackson, now a R.N. at John Hopkins in Baltimore. Here is Bonnie Parks, who has a week off from the big Health Center in Tampa, Florida where she is head laboratory technician. Faye Sutton tells me she has learned to combine her career as private secretary to Perry Como and that of a housewife. Here comes Inez Holmes. She is now living in Raleigh with her husband who is teaching engineering at State College. Why here is Jean Edwards who just keeps herself busy taking care of her four children and her husband, L.H. They are still residing at their beautiful home in Richlands, North Carolina. You'll never guess who this is coming in with blue suede shoes and a guitar. Why if it isn't Eugene Smith, now a very popular rock and roll singer. Seems as though he has made quite a hit with the teen- agers. While talking to our twelfth grade teacher, a very attractive model appeared. It was Shirlie Creel. Shirlie told us she had been to school in New York and is now a very well-paid model. Have you seen the latest styles in all the fashion magazines? Many of them are designed by Nora Frances Grady. She just came in dressed very neat as she always did in high school. Margaret Grant seems to be in great shape these days. Guess she stays young looking while working in her gym class at Charlotte High School. Deane Casey has really proved her talents these past years. Besides keeping house Deane has the big- gest beauty shop in Goldsboro. Why this looks like a Texan coming in now. Well, if it isn't Kenny Grady. Kenneth owns a big ranch down in Dallas, Texas. He must be doing real well for he even has that Cadillac he has always wanted. We also have an Army General in our midst. Why it's Gene Crawford. Seems that Gene has stopped chasing girls long enough to settle down. We were presented with corsages as we entered, compliments of Potter's florist, owned and operated by Margaret Potter. She always has a knack for arranging flowers and I must say it was a paying one. Hilda Hancock just got back from the West Coast where she has been on a business venture. Hilda is head buyer for LC. Penney's. . James Herring passed out tickets as we came in. As you probably know, James owns a big chain of theaters. He gets to see all of the movies these days. I hear that Dot Ervin is secretary for her husband's big trucking firm in California. She must be stay- ing out in that California sun a lot, too, for she really has a pretty tan. Here comes Linda Sutton, who graduated from East Carolina College and is now head ofthe English Department in our Mt. Olive College. Coming in now I see Peggy Kornegay, wearinga WAC uniform. Peggy is stationed at Virginia. She has just acquired the rank of Lieutenant. I must say L.H. Rouse has changed in the past ten years. As everyone knows L. H. is the agriculture teacher here at Seven Springs. I heard some of the students say he is real good. Wendell Whitman is now lightweight champion of the world. He acquired the title two years ago and is still holding on. Well, look who just walked in. Why, it's Horance Piner, Ir. He is now an insurance agent in Chicago. Travis Herring is now an engineer with General Electric in New York. He now has that Packard he has always talked about. Oh yes, I forgot myself. I am an airline hostess with United A irlines. I enjoy my work very much . . . Suddenly I felt someone shaking me. It was my mother. She told me I had better get ready to go to school to take final exams. Eula Rose Grady Class Prophet 68 UFIFEWTIPHLKQ-lil Y V 7 U' 5 ' FW fha We K x 5 3 f , L I' ' , T N 1 .f ir I . 1 j, VViQ- f ,X - X Afrgf -s f ' 7 rw: I if A ' , 1 tl x. ' XJ f . As , X- ffl I V l ly ' l sb 5 V xx X XV 5 Q XE N my X fu, ff - K a S 'V - sf' Farewell, Alma Mater y K X ! X, ,QL 1 ' 'I Here 's to you, dear Alma Materl OX, t f May your glories never die: X K Happy years we've spent together My In your care, old Seven Springs High. We have filled our heads with knowledge In your classrooms and your halls, And though sad are we at parting, We must go where Duty calls. Alma Mater, we must leave youg You have been a mother kind. Sweet shall be our memories ever Of these scenes we leave behind. Fare thee well, dear Alma Mater, Out into the world we go, There are many pit-falls waiting, We shall soon Life 's trials know, But whate 'er may be our missions, We shall ever loyal be, And our thoughts will oft be turning Dear old high school, back to thee. Patricia Jackson Class Poet 69 ' ns-Un I , f'f 'Z w .nr MM I 1- 1... Q- w-T.:-'M1!,. 4' 'T ' 7 705047 Ep- Eugene N' Linda ' Bonnie Deane 'A Bula Rose Peggy I.-f ,., ' s M- ,S x ji-rt' f! yy' 'Ji' 4 XD - X A Pat Kenneth James Shirlie 8: Nora .5 Faye ?1?4 ,Q f z Meri: Dot 'W i 1 P 4 ,xl 5, i w enchfz ' One of the first activities of the seniors this year was the magazine sales campaign. The class divided into two teams-reds and blues. The losers served refreshments at a tobacco typing we had. Margaret Potter, high salesman, won a camera and Faye Sutton, second high salesman, received a pajama bag. Gene Crawford and Wendell Whitman received cameras through a drawing. Our sales ex- ceeded those of previous years. Selling ads for our annual was one of the highlights of the year. We sold ads in Goldsboro, Mt. Olive, Kinston, LaGrange, and Seven Springs. We sold a lot of ads and had a lot of fun, too. The seniors had an ice cream party at the community building in Seven Springs on Friday night, Oc- tober 12, 1956. We all had a wonderful time. On October 18, 1956, we received our class rings. That was one of our happiest days. On October 19, 1956, the seniors sponsored the Carolina Partners. This proved to he a very entertain- ing evening. ' On the day we got out for Christmas, December 19, 1956, we were served drinks, candy and cookies by Mrs. Dan Grady and Mrs. J.D. Daly. On December 20, 1956, the seniors gave their annual play, Hillbilly Weddin' . Those taking part were were Gene Crawford, Patricia Jackson, Eula Rose Grady, Kenneth Grady, Jean Edwards, Eugene Smith, Bonnie Parks, Inez Holmes, Shirlie Wiggins, Linda Sutton, L.H. Rouse,Faye Sutton, Travis I-lerring and Dorothy Daly. Money was taken up by Deane Whaley and Hilda 1-iancock. Ushers were Nora Frances Grady and Peggie Kornegay. Entertainment was provided by Eugene Smith and Wesley Creech. On the 21st of December Mrs. Owen Jackson and Mrs. Ressie Whaley served us at Mrs. Jackson's home. We all had a wonderful time. The seniors were served a barbecue supper at Wilson's with Mrs. E.I. Wiggins paying half and the seniors the other half on February 6, 1957. On March 30, 1957, two of our senior girls attended the FHA Convention at Raleigh. They were Inez Holmes and Linda Sutton. OnApril 5, 1957, two of our girls went to East Carolina College in Greenville. Eual Rose Grady rep- resented us in a Fashion Show and Faye Sutton went with her. On May 9, 1957, the mascot's mothers, Mrs. Ivy Holmes and Mrs. Lucille Dawson, gave the seniors a barbecue supper at Wilson's. We all enjoyed it very much. On Friday night, May 24, 1957, we gave our class night play. The class history was read by Faye Sut- ton. The class prophecy was read by Eula Rose Grady. The last will and testament was given by Eugene Smith. The class poem was delivered by Patricia Jackson. Gene Crawford read the superlatives and Linda Sutton presented all the seniors, mascots, and faculty with presents. On May 26, 1957, Reverend Melvin Everington of Mount Olive College delivered our baccalaureate sermon. His sermon was very interesting and was an inspiration to us all. Reverend C.L. Turpin of Seven Springs gave the invocation and benediction. Music was presented by a choir of high school stu- dents. Barbara Herring was the accompanist. ' At last the big night was here. Our commencement exercises were held on May 28, 1957 in the school auditorium. The address was presented by Professor Frank Fuller of the Dept. of Education of East Carolina College. His talk was very interesting and we all enjoyed it very much. The Salutatory was given by Patricia Jackson and the valedictory was given by Travis Herring. The members of the senior class sang the chorus. Mrs. M.O. Summerlin, the music teacher, was the accom- panist. The invocation and benediction was given by the Reverend Gordon Allen of Seven Springs. Mr. R.S. Proctor, County Superintendent, presented us with our diplomas. 71 gd 4 a as B ,aa '70 Q Nl i Q , 005 ,Tv y Q 'xx 1 -. .P ' , vis I lx 1 5 as ap 0 5 on 7 ' ' We the seniors of nineteen hundred and fifty-seven, wish to re cognize and express our gratitude to Miss Ella Gillerlain, for her twenty years of service as a teacher of Seven Springs School. Throughout these years, she has been of great help by her guidance of all students toward happy futures. 72 2, ' T T t 13 :. ' 2 .' Q' X .- th. xv' ' 4 A ALL XL An. 41 it Brisas 71 It V, ,' , ' X' is A .X . gfgmflkfh 1 L.5n.St Eristrfk fl ,A 1 '. ft Q 1'.'- ,. ,. ,. -. , t A J, ?QF?sa... fax.. 'Is Exha- GENE CRA WFORD Class Treasurer 1,3, President 25 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 25 FFA 1,2,3--Officer 2,35 Bus Driver 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Playg Senior Play. L.H. ROUSE FFA 1,2,3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Bus Driver 3. KENNETH GRADY FFA 1,2,3,4--Officer 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. EUGENE SMITH FFA 1,2,3,4--Officer 2,3,45 Class Vice-President 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Annual Sta ff 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. JAMES HERRING FFA 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. BONNIE PARKS Basketball 2,35 4-H 1,2,3--Of- ficer 35 Class Reporter 35 Bus Driver 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Playg Senior Play. NORA FRANCES GRADY FHA 1,2,3,4. DEANE WHALEY FHA 12.3.45 FFA Chatper Sweet- heart 45 Annual Staff 45 Basket- ball 2,3,4. INEZ HOLMES '41 fr Us ' . 1.4 s jk -nail .3 FHA 1,2,3,4--officer 45 4-H Club 15 Senior Play. HILDA HANCOCK FHA l,2,3,45 Rhythm Club 15 4-H 1,2,35 Basketball 2. SHIRLIE WIGGINS FHA 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 An- nual Staff 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. JEAN EDWARDS Basketball 2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3--Officer 35 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. FAYE SUTTON FHA 1,2,3,4--Officer 3,45 Beta Club 3,4--Officer 45 Class Sec- retary 1, Vice-President 35 An- nual Staff 45 Junior Play: Senior Play5 Candidate for Dairy Prin- cess 4. MARGARET POTTER Basketball l,2,3,45 Class Secretary 35 Beta Club 35 FHA 1,2,3,45 An- nual Staff 4. MARGARET GRANT Class Reporter 45 FHA 1,2,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA JACKSON Class President 1, Treasurer 25 Beta Club 3,4--Officer 45 FHA 1,2,3,4--Officer 2,3,45 Student Council 15 Annual Staff 45 I I O Junior Playg Senior Playg Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row. WENDELL WHITMAN Class President 4, Secretary 25 FFA 1,25 Basketball 2,3,4. TRAVIS HERRING Class Treasurer 45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Beta Club 3,4--Officer 45 Boys' State 35 Annual Staff 45 Junior Playg Senior Play. LINDA SUTTON Class Vice-President 1, Secretary 45 Beta Club 3,4--Officer 45 FHA 1,2,3,4--Officer 2,45 Annual Sta ff 45 Senior Play. EULA ROSE GRADY Basketball 1,2,3,45 Rh ythm Club 15 Beta Club 3,4--Officer 45 FHA 1,2,3,4--Officer 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 15 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. DOROTHY DA LY ERVIN FHA 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,35 Junior Playg Senior Play. HORACE PINER, Jr. FFA 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Base- ball 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play. PEGGY KORNEGAY FHA 1,2,3,4. 4. -'i u.-T i of 1757 B .Q , YK ,I -W' viihn A ,per NEUSE MILLING COMPANY Kinston, N. C. ROBINSON'S DRUG STORE Goldsboro, N- C. X Kgqxmnmn-aug? 5' Lf ., ' 4 1956 1: s ' nr .Q y w If 4 4 , ' . l l 1,0 3 5 :Mil 4 I f ' SU N'-r i' B5 ff, , .. . , 3 5' ' vo 'ft 3 . u '- . ' , g Ed ' 1 5. f I 'Q' . ' ,. QQ g -' :S , N , R' I ' ' 4 'vi' , n I' 0 , I S75 P 'Q Q A I il psf' .fi df- . ij s t '. . ' 'v'5?f.'a' b's' gd y.'?' tg ' fi. xi - ' 1 wil? ,za , Q' A Kg. ai f 3+ ' A Q' ' h L.-1 ' . an ru. n , N U. 1 . L, r J rv by ,N . vvf ' I ,.- 'A N 2 W 7 S A 4 n x 'A 21 I R E 'Mfr mr:-f' Sponsored By COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY SETH B. HOLLOWELL OIL COMPANY Kinston, N. C. Adamsville, N. C. ROBBIN'S RADIO :Sz TELEVISION 75 SAM JERNIGAN FURNITURE COMPANY Adamsville, N. C. Goldsboro, N. C. 1 3 ISL-1 1 Y 'M Y 'Q Jn rage' 44+ I I a z f I I I At Last . . . After many hours of struggle and hard work, plus many headaches, we have completed this book. We could never have met the deadline had we not had the help of: 1. Mrs. Womble, our Editorial advisor. She gave helpful suggestions at times when everyone else was desperate and blank. 2. The staff members who worked with us during their spare time. 3. Charles Kraft, who did a marvelous job on our individual pic- tures for the annual. 4. The patient photographer from Delmar, who took all group pic- tures. 5. All students who were not on the sta ff, but gave a helping hand, and the teachers who gave us time off from class when we fell behind in our work. 6. The advertisers, without whose help this book would never have been possible. 7. The publishers and printers of the American Yearbook Company, who have been so patient and understanding with us throughout the year. 8. Our subscribers, who purchased copies of the annual. We hope you enjoy the book very much, and will have pleasant memories as you look back through it years from now. Patricia, Faye, and Linda 76 Whitfields Jewelry New Dixie Cafe Jay Dees Webbs Shoe Store Jewel Box Mewborn 85 Turner Jewelers Lenoir FCX Service Sidney's Department Store Erskin Jewelry Charles Store Drive In Grill Janie Lane's Cafe Graves Motors Carter's Ez: 2 4Q Drive Inn Kinston, N.C. Kinston, N.C . Kinston, N.C . Kinston, N.C. Kinston, N.C. Kinston, N.C. Kinston, N.C. Kinston, N.C. Kinston, N.C . Goldsboro, N.C. Adamsville, N.C. LaGrange, N.C. Kinston, N.C. Kinston, N.C. Dawson 85 Hardy Service Center Kinston, N.C. Bea 's Bea uty Shop Kinston Tractor Company, Inc. Sears Roebuck Sc Company F.B. Shivar Freddie 's Drive In Jackson 85 Robbins Garage Bill's Market Smith's Grocery American Plumbing 85 Electri- cal Supply Company, Inc. Calvin Price's Repair Shop LJ. Whaley Grocery The Upholstery 85 Trim Center, Inc. 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