St Pauls High School - Sa Ta Pa Yearbook (St Pauls, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

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L 1 If 2. 3 ' WTI, I ' I S :I Ik V fl A. .gk FOR EWGRD We of the SA TA PA staff have tried to make your 1959 annual the symbol of one of the most important parts of your school life, school spirit. . . school spirit is more than mere words. lt is that feeling of belonging, of being a part of something big. It is cooperation, competition, sportsman- ship, and teamwork. lt's that U. S. history test, chewing gum, and detention halls, lunchroom chatter, pep rallies, and blue and White goalposts. It's interest and enthusiasm, pride in your BULLDOG'S BARK, and respect and admira- tion for your Alma Mater. True school spirit is the desire to make your school stand out above all others in every- thing that she participates in, whether it is the supporting of your athletic teams, the working toward acceptance by the Southern Association, or paying attention in class. A school Without students who have school spirit might as well not be a school at all, for you are the school and yours is... The I I P.H From grime ooo I if. Wdww M N 1 we W az fb V, f7,Q..X V4 m f W' Q , . 1 . fy La 'il' l Q 1 . I V 1 , l ! , L 1 1.5 - g-.A l c .S gi, E , 4 wg 5, 535515 ws 04 35 , 'I V , iq 1 Vi A i fl' 1'f.,,. ' 453' f S 7 Wy. If ' Q . Homecoming festivities Big Ben. . . pot bellied stove. . . band room T I ,W 1 .A .if 2- N. ,. . z 5 , , As 'fic . 1, Glad t o ex 'rem , 'Z L .fy Halloween Carnival imes..a few sad ones, but I Q. . A Those close ballgames. e Trips on the new activity bus .ff f Z ' -ff ' e ' 5 , ., ,I t ,JT .3 ,.! x11 5,,z,!g2rQ , f i xx ., v -'fr I . I , ef' , . eff?-w2f,5!k'5?f W 1 SAINT PAUL C ITY SCHOOLS Kf fu 1 xlftxi n xl-... 4.1-f' worth remembering. Mrs. McDonald compiling reports for evaluation. junior-Senior Banquet Exams Endless school work X1 Crowded social life ng,-,--1, X- in wwe?-M ? , u Q X fl fr 2 ,, q 9 ' 4 T ' I if 3 ' We 2 Y - 3' 1 4 4 u k , ,. W xl Q- ' W I i3'- Q, ' 17 3 K x W N P' xl ,K ' ' Q .X . P ,1,f3f,4 V I ,V Vi V . I A C A , . 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James Whitcomb Riley I. .. it I, it A ,,,A , , ttyy,, M Q, .4Mjgj,ggq gi 1 I 1 w w 1 I I w 1 l l w 4 V w I Dedication For her complete trust and utmost faith in her studentsg for her eagerness to help and guide us all the wayg for her hard work and patience in teaching us to face the futureg for her unselfish service and loyalty to us and our endeavorsg for her delightful personality which has won the love and admiration of the entire student bodyg we humbly dedicate our 1959 edition of the SA TA PA to our friend and teacher-- MRS. MARIE MALLOY For his belief in his studentsg for his interest, untiring efforts, and understandingg for his marked success in guiding us, within three short years, to accreditation by the Southern Associationg for his willingness to go just a little further to help othersg for his influence on our livesg for being the embodiment of the spirit of Saint Pauls I-Iighg we affectionately dedicate our 1959 SA TA PA to our Superintendent of the Saint Pauls City Schools-- MR. MARION W. BIRD , Page Eleven Contents SPIRIT ON CAMPUS FOSTERING SCHOOL SPIRIT ESPRIT DE CORPS THROUGH -THE CLASSES THE SPIRIT OF COMPETITION SCHOOL SPIRIT IN ACTION THE SPIRIT OF ACHIEVEMENT THE SPIRIT OF OUR MODERN BUSINESS WORLD PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE 'BW' sg 2 lf iiahlli xl va It 'N , My 4 ,, Those o have fostereds OHS gl can never be t and Y geth , ur de X' ww J ' ' ' V' 'I . . 4 .9 ,- V U ' , ' - ' V ' ,f 5 . b mn N., . , k X , .Q . 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Flora MacDonald College dministration l lfif, ', 'f V 2'f!b SCHOOL BOARD Mr. D. C. Mcliachern, Mr. A. G. Hall, Mr. J. M. McCormick, Mr. S. I-I. Underwood, Mr. G. S. Kinlaw Mr. D. D. Sparkman. Page Fourteen time'-' E. It Odell Boyte, mathematics teacher, looks on as Mrs. Marie Malloy and Mrs. joan john, English Walter Ragan, health 8 physical education and U. teachers, look over a student's records. Mrs. Mal- S. History teacher, tries his luck at a game of check- loy, a graduate of W. C. and U. N. C. , is also the ers with J. W. Dowd, agriculture professor. Mr. guidance cotmselor. Mrs. john is a graduate of Ragan and Mr. Boyte are graduates of A. S. T. C. and Flora McDonald College. Mr. Dowd is a graduate of the University of Georgia. If 'ii 1 1 I x R ' . 'XXV . ' ' Q , 45. ' A ,,,,. .. , W :FAM W Miss Dorothy Stanley, a W, C, graduate in home Flora McDonald alumna Mrs. Betty Lou McDonald eCOnOmiCs and Mrs. Katherine Mccormickj a U, shows Mrs. Mary Belle Gilbert, social studies teacher N. C. graduate in science, admire an insect col- and Duke alumna, 3 10031 news 9Vef1t- TheY both lection. teach French and Mrs. McDonald is also the school librarian. 4 f . ,, W' w Q I X K. NE. f, wa . 7, - .ga I ' . ,, ,. .,, M . ' ' ---4....-' v Mrs. Faison Powers, public school music teacher, Mrs. Carolyn Stephens, a W. C. graduate and com- geta a few pointers from Mr. james Blanton, band mercial teacher, and Pat Walters, a Selenia Busi- director and history teacher. Mrs. Powers gradu- ness College graduate and Mr. Ostwalt's secretary, i ated from Shenandoah Music Conservatory and Mr. are shown balancing the record books. Blanton graduated from A. S. T. C. l ' Page Fifteen I L i yu .... ,au N... JUNIOR HIGH TEACHERS lg If FIFTH and SIXTH GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Pattie Collins, Mrs. Cecilia Feemister, Mrs. lvlrs. Frances Weaver, Mrs. Kathleen Greason, Mrs Sarah Rea, Miss Rachel Blanton, Mr. Robert jen- Allie Kinlaw, Mrs. Joann Butler, Mrs. Marjolene nings, Mrs. Irma Stegall. sprung!!! l A j-sf Mrs. Eloise Kinlaw, Mrs. Ann Wilkinson, Deans, Mrs. Betty Powers. 1. 'Kr . THIRD and FOURTH GRADE TEACHERS SECOND and FIRST GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Mary Miss Margaret Humphrey, Mrs. Helen Dowd, Mrs Mrs. Sal- Anne Evans, Miss Alexa Watson, Mrs. Ola Hall, Frances Ballance, Miss Sarah McGeachy, lie Evans, Mrs. Lanlin Ashmore. I K 1 Q., LUNCHROOM STAFF Mrs. Mary Raybon, Donetha Monroe, Jani Frances Lescane, Mrs. Margaret Evans. Poge Sixteen Mrs. Louise McGoogan. JANITORS e Maynor, Roy Humphrey, Florence McKinnon, Voudell Gaddy Eleanor Bell, Maggie Harrell, Ben McMi1lian. dedaepothwgltdedlaweo within each dass and competition with other classes the ties that make up our school spirit. 'L-1. Seniors GRADEMOTI-IERS Mrs. J. L. Welsh, Mrs. Walter Baxley, Mrs. Rudolph Lewis. NOT SHOWN: Mrs. H. L. Britt, Mrs. john B Regan. MOTTO Look toward a brighter starl' CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWER Red Carnation SPONSORS Mrs. Mary Belle Gilbert Mrs. Marie Malloy MASCOTS Debbie Pearce - Frankie johnson Eighteen review the past CLASS OFFICERS Peggy Unde rwood - - - -------------------- ---- T re asm-e r Ann Lambert ----- ------- S ecretary Rudy Lewis ----- --- Vice-President Bobby johnson -- - ------ President WILLIAM CLYDE ARNETTE F. F. A. 1, 2, 45 Glee Club 25 Music Ap- preciation 25 Track 3, 45 Bus Driver 4. ANTHONY JAY BARKER Baseball 25 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4, All-Conference 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Music Appreciation 35 Paper Staff 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 Superlative. CORA SUE BAXLEY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 15 F. H. A. 15 F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 25 library Club 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Paper Staff 3, 45 Miss October 4. JOHNNY LEE BECKER F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Football 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Library Club 45 Mono- gram Club 45 Music Appreciation 3. ...L -.....-, LM.. .......r. ...M .1 aw...-...... . ...an ...ag ... -.-, ,M ...-.M-.,.,,. .. Halloween Carnival IRENE BERDEAU All-County Team 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H. A. 25 Glee Club 2, 45 Library Club 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Appreci- ation 35 Paper Staff 45 Superlative. GLENN LEE BRISSON F. F.A. 1, 2, 4, Secretary 25 Glee Club 3, 45 library Club 4. ELIZABETH LOUISE BRITT All-State Chorus 1, 2, 35 Band 3, 45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Dra- matics Club 15 F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Play 35 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Paper Staff 45 R.hythms. MAVIS ROZIER BYRD F. H.A. 1, 25 F. T.A. 25 library Club 2, 3, President 35 Music Appreciation 35 Bible Study 3. LINDA JOYCE CLARK Annual Staff 45 Class Editor 45 Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Dramatics Club 15 F. H.A. 1, 25 F. T.A. 3,45 Glee Club 35 Paper Staff 3, 4, Feature Editor 4. JERRY ALEXANDER CRENSHAW Football 1, 2,45 Glee Club 1, 3, 4. LYNDA GEORGE DARDEN Annual Staff 4, Advertising Manager 45 Basketball 15 Cheerleader 15 Class Vice- President 1, Secretary 35 Glee Club 15 Homecoming Queen 45 Library Club 45 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Miss Saint Pauls High School 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 3, Chief Reporter 45 Rhythms Club 15 Superlative. JERRY SYDNEY DAVIS F. F.A. 35 Football 15 Track 1. .M-..-Junrnuugng- --eo- 1 ' 1 ' makes spring trip i l 4.1 possible. JOHNNY WESLEY DAVIS Basketball 1, 25 F. F. A, 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Glee Club 25 Music Appreciation 2. PHYLLIS ANN DAVIS F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Historian 35 Parliamen- tarian 45 Girls' Shop5 library Club 45 Presi- dent 45 Manager 45 Office Worker 45 Rhythms Club 1. WILLIAM ANDERSON DEANS, III Band, Drum Major 2, 3, Vice-President. 35 Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 45 Class Treasurer 25 Dramatics 15 F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 25 Glee Club 1, 45 Manager 45 Monogram Club 45 Paper Staff, Joke Editor 15 Rhythms Club 1, 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Mars Hill B. S. U. 4. SHELBY JEAN EDWARDS F. H. A. 1, 25 F. T. A. 25 Girls' Shop 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Office Worker 45 Rhythms Club 1. JIMMY WAYNE FARRELL F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Appreciation 15 Rhythms Club 1. BARBARA JEAN GOODMAN F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Shop 15 Office Worker 45 Rhythms Club 1. MARY ELIZABETH GREENE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Rhythms Club 1. BETTY JANE HALL All-State Chorus 25 Beta Club 3, 45 Class President 15 Dramatics Club 15 Glee Club 1, 25 Homecoming Queen 15 Junior Play 35 Majorette 1, 2, 45 Paper Staff 3, 45 F. F. A. Sweetheart 1. MN.,- miifn' 4- f- .M-ae, -,,,..-mmpns-.- - A ...WM .W Senior Play... Grademothers... Parties DAVID GENE HENDRIX Annual Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, F. F. A. 1, junior Play 3, Library Club 4, Mathematics Club 3, Monogram Club 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer 4, Football Manager 3, Basketball Manager 3, 4. EUNICE O'NEAL I-IICKMAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 2, 3, 4, Rhythms Club 1, 2. MABEL ELIZABETH HILL Girls' Shop 1, Library Club 1, Music Appreciation 1, Bible Club 1. RONALD EUGENE HINSON F. F.A. 1, 4, Football 1, Library Club 2, Rhythms Club 1. LORENE ELIZABETH HOLDEN F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, Trea- surer 4, Music Appreciation 2, 3, Office Worker 4, Paper Staff 4, Rhythms Club 1 JUDY CARROL HORNE F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 1, 2, 4, Girls Shop 1, Glee Club 2, library Club 3, 4, Music Appreciation 1, Rhythms Club 1. ALICE PAYE HUGGINS Office Worker 1, Paper Staff 1, Public Speaking 2, Rhythms Club 1. PATRICIA NORTON HUGHES F. H. A. 1, 2, junior Play 3, Paper Staff 3, Public Speaking 2, Rhythms Club 1. highlight the year. WILIJAM WELLINGTON IVEY Band 1, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Mathe- matics Club 2, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, National 4-I-I, 1956. BOBBY LLOYD JACKSON F.F. A. 4, Glee Club 1, Music Appreci- ation l, Track 1. BYON JASPER JACKSON Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 4, President 4, Glee Club 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 2. JAMES EUGENE JACKSON All-County Basketball Teams 2, 3, An- nual Staff 4, Sports Editor 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, F. F.A. 1, Football 1, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Sports Editor 4, Public Speaking 2, Superla- tive. MAMIE ALICE JACKSON Girls' Shop 3, Glee Club 4, Music Ap- preciation 2, Rhythm Club 3. BOBBY FARRELL JOHNSON Annual Staff 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Rhythms Club 2, Track 3, Superlative 4 DORIS ANN LAMBERT Beta Club 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Class Treasurer 3, Class Secretary 4, Dramatics Club 2, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Junior Play 3, Mathematics Club 3, Public Speaking 2, Superlative 4. MARY AGNES IEONARD Glee Club 1, 4, Library Club 3, Music Appreciation 3, Bible Study 3. ff me J ..4.n.'..5na ,..v. .: ' -' V ' 4 '53 ' 'V - Em ......,am,n1.m,,i,....,s...aa..a s- s , ,ss M 1.f,,,..,.s..a .agp , .. 4.3,-. Seniors await graduation RUDOLPI-I WARREN LEWIS All-State Chorus 2, Band 1, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice- President 4, F. T.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Public Speaking , 2, student Council 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. l i l ERNIE NEWTON LOCKAMY W F. F.A. 4, Glee Club 1, Music Appreci- ation 1, Rhythms Club 1. RUTH ELAINE MCGUGAN Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Dramatics Club 1, F.H. A. 1, Paper Staff 3, 4. DAVID D. MCQUEEN F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Mathe- matics Club 1, Rhythms Club 1. 'QV SHELBY JEAN NORRIS F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Shop 1, Office Worker 4, Rhythms Club 1. l l FLORA GRACE OWENS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Dramatics Club 1, F.I-l.A. 1, F. T.A. 2, 3, 4, Of- l ficer 3, 4, Library Club 4, Paper Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4. l MARY BREWER REGAN I Annual Staff 4, Editor 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County 3, Co- Captain 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Dramatics Club 1, F. T A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, All-State Chorus 2, junior Play 3, Paper Staff 3, Editor, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, Superlative. l Club 1, 2, 3, 4, jtmior Play 3, Monogram ' wlth mlxed emotions. JOHN CHARLES ROZIER, JR. All-State Chorus 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club'1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, junior Play 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Marshal 2, 3, Chief 3, Valedictorian 4, Superlative. mga RICHARD CARROLL STEGALL All-State Band 3, All-State Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Beta Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, junior Play 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4. MELBA JEAN HALL STONE Band 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Junior Play 3, Music Appreciation 3, Of- fice Worker 1, Paper Staff 2, 3, 4, Public Speaking 1, Rhythms Club 1, F. H. A. Play 1. BILLY TAYLOR F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Music Appreciation 1, Paper Staff 4. BERTA CAROLYN TAYLOR Annual Staff 4, Typist 4, Beta Club 3, 4, President 4, Class Secretary 1, Dramatics Club 1, F.I-LA. 1, Glee Club 3, Paper Staff 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Marshal 2, 3, Salutatorian 4. MARGARET ROSE UNDERWOOD Annual Staff 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief 4, Class Treasurer 4, F. T A. 2, 3, 4, President 3, junior Play 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 2, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Re- presentative 1, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Superla- tive. JESSE LUCKEY WELSH, JR. Band 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice- President 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Manager in Basketball 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 1, 4, Superlative. ,,, MT, of W -are 339' fs WN Glenda Brisson Nancy Britt Faye Eason Billy Mack Evans jeral Dee Fisher Laura Grooms jimmy Harrell Billie Ruth Henderson Charles Hickman Margaret Hyatt Eugene Ivey Leila Mae Ivey . . r Junior Class works hard on projects Douglas Jackson Edward Jael-gson y james jackson Judy jackson l . I . 1 W Volene Johnson 5 Gene Kinlaw y Lillian McDuffie P Allen Norton . N N w james Norton L Robert Norton Robert Ransome Tommy Short Cynthia Smith Foy Stone Judy Stone 'QS Helen Townsend jimmy Usher Gerald Walters to entertain Seniors Ne al Walters Ann Wilkes Daphne Wilkins james Woodell IUNIOR OFFICERS CHECKING CANDY SAIES LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Short, Vice-Presidentg Daphne Wilkins, Secretaryg Billy Mack Evans, Presidentg Laura Grooms, Treasurer. E:.'hlwff.54-.52 film.-f 'i-. - ., TNWYW Y Y I , Page Tweniy-Seven Sandra Baxley - - - Se cretary Pam Collins - - ---- President David Sparkm an ----- Tre 2-Sl-1-Tel' Douglas jackson - - - - - Vice -President Lottie Beck Wallace Belch Bobby Benton Sandra Baxley Mary Catherine Be Carolyne Bird David Bordeau David Britt Ruth Byrd jack Cain Dennis Clark Pam Collins Donna Coram Sarah Covington Rich ard Davis Charles Faircloth Edward Fisher Nancy Foley Nash Graham Bobby Harrell Page Twenty-Eight Sophomores look to the future m ix Craig Hickman Carolyn Hinson Martha Holden Rebecca Horne Emma Hyatt Brenda Jackson Donald jackson Douglas Jackson Barbara Johnson Linda King H. L. Lupo jimmy McCormick Larry McQueen Janice Norton Kenneth Odom sock hopmmagazine sales.. f ' If 21,14 .homecoming dance Mary Owens Peggy Pate Annie Ruth Penfield Libby Peterson Eugene Ivey Maynette Regan Chasteen Sellars David Sparkman Alice Taylor Bashie Terry Alice Faye Walters Barbara Walters Charles Walters Howard Walters Morris Walters joseph Woodell Page Twenty Nune ,- , ,,,- X ,s 3, ,fill a Q, fi 19 Q a .f 1 XX? ,f N . Ky Q ,gf f ,y , v J A V X f - J X ? X f i , f J 9 J Q f V f w V4 ' f 'V f if x- Q af? 5 f ff ,I .1 W A P 7 X9 5 , M if A X Z yew, 1 -f., 1 f sf I 1- 4 -, 4.. ff' 2 ' '::: , 2 f . 4 nf S -V V'-- ff f - .. - -V .,,, -. ,vi - ,sf V, .. . , a ., J , 1 . J .:.,, 1 A J wx- ., Allen Anderson Junior Barber Ann Baxley Joyce Ann Beasley Fay Beck Brenda Brisson Doreatha Brisson Charles Byrd Scarlet Cancro Jeanette Clark Joe Creech Dickie Dale Carolyn Davis Lois Davis Shirley Davis Judy Dow Bobby Dowd Alfred Efird Freshmen find high chool life Av ' ' 731211- OFFICERS Bobby Dowd Pre side nt Allie Faye Thom as Secretary Carey Odom Vice-President 5 ,,-gulf AL, Ln 'f3 f ff ,k 1..1: ,.111 , .,.,. D - .Az Q W' I, t Y ,V ',,. , 1 X ,Q ,,.'-, - 5 , I' ' Y Wi 'X N' H i ny' l 5 ' fYfi f S W: S V, 1 , f S il J M n .,,, 61.-, I - -tw 'i A K . , X C -I gr! ,, ,..,, i l ,n :I ,,... i w, R 'f i X4 V jk? . ,,W,f ,. 5, ,,::.,, 1 . , , :VV .::, 4 , u f , lf, , ,:1, 2 I it f Mk W if i ' I A 'ss , 1 Q W i , f1A . . - ws ,M ,f ' ' .6 - 1 U ' f -3 I A I- A T A Douglas Malone Bryan McDaniel David Norton Ted Norton Carey Odum Linda Owens Gary Rozier Darrell Sessoms Mary E. Short Earlden Smith james Suggs Allie Fay Thomas Samantha Townsend Bobby Tyner Faye Usher Hoyte Walters Marie Ward Violet Watson Barbara Westbrook jimmy White Myra White Sherwood White Ronnie Williford Betty Woodell different and exciting. Carolyn Faircloth Betty Farrell Milton Fields Larry Foley Gwen Furmage Gerald Gooden Jn Gray Kay Greason Stephen Hall Willa Dean Herring Emory Huggins Robert Ivey David jackson Peggy jackson Melba Kinlaw Jo Ann Leonard Ann Malloy Carolyn Malpass i 1 m ,Q .5 fr Q f 'Z' 57 W . 95' Q! lr. A. N- K 1 ,sr 51 461 it at Q if 3' .rs W , , f' ,' , M A W L gm.. MZ, 1 Poge Thirty-One W g 'va E W-Tfx s f g ym-w ,t .A,,, X X Q 'Q . Zixafi' Nw 'M it ' s'-' ' - ggi X 1 , ,5 ' 'Mm' V :zz 2 4 '13 , V Va W sv?-W X , - ' ' f , ' x A W W U he -1 'X . -, 1 . 'fm-' - . ' ,Y 7 1 . - as 'E' 9- X ,f 39.zf5:1' r - 4 9.1-,..:+: K., ' If. IVV- Z s ,ff l Q7 f B 1? V3 . 1 V f 5 L, ,Q 5 1,8-:ig.'zqh'I, 372 M ff - 't V X N A fx f X sf K , 413 5 fa. 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Bamev Tyson n t W Nora Lee Tyson ,V , 'eV,,.'t f f, 1 up ,.. 1 me 1'. ir P Ronald Walters y ew if 1 I -eei ,y , J elee p Jimmy Watson . ' 'efe' 'f fi I ' W l f, i lk Clarence Watts l s N Sara White i f Q e ,P , A Eddie Williams is J. D. Williams ,W Z ' Becky Wi150n ,.,-,. U ' ' I r ' 9 ' iQ .,.- '. Joyce Woodell T' -2 X V Poge Thirty-Three K li. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Ronald Britt, Hubert Blackwell, Eugene Barrantine, Emma je an Wood, Mary Lois Prevatte, judy Britt, Faye Faircloth. SECOND ROW: Gene McMillan, Kenneth Hair, Rochell St. Rornaine, Linda Williams, Brenda Hickman, Velma jean Nance, Carolyn Taylor, Sally Hamilton, Miss Rachel Blanton. THIRD ROW: Billy Ralph johnson, Tim Bailey, Bobby Wilson, Bobby Lee Cain, Howard Prevatte, J. D. Gray, Paul Strickland. FIRST ROW: jerry I-linson, Bobby Short, Cecil White, Judy White, Marie Davis, Edna Baxley, Carolyn Thompson, Mr. Jennings. SECOND ROW: Eugene Fields, Charles Odom, Glenn Williams, Bobby Tyler, jay K. Britt, Susie Hall, Betty jean Kinlaw, Wanda Grant. THIRD ROW: Claude Sikes, Albert Berdeau, Eugene jackson, Tracy Martin, J. B. Moody, Pat Powers, Katie Belle Jackson, Linda Harris. Pogo Thirty-Four Seventh Grade FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jerry Rozier, Craig Thompkins, Larry Rea, Charles Graham, Yates Byrd, Law- rence Ward, Kenneth Wilson, Lee Harrell, Rodney Clark. SECOND ROW: Nora Barber, Dora Leigh jackson, Nancy Wilson, Ava Phipps, Betty Williams, Dianna Grooms, Sylvia Kersey, Kay Huggins. THIRD ROW: Dean Bryant, Sheila King, jean Barkley, jane Williamson, Maire Faircloth, Mrs. Stegall, Cindy Hall, Brenda Lawson, Joyce Peterson. QT? FIRST ROW: Hilda Ruth Brisson, jerry Walker, David I-lodges, Rudolph Baxley, jr. , Danny McGugan, Eddie Ayers. SECOND ROW: Lydia Watts, Ann McRainey, Mary Jo Bird, Linda Kinlaw, Frances Ballance. THIRD ROW: David Kersey, Ben Barber, jimmy Norton, Victor Walker, Harold Moody, Franklin Taylor. Page Thirty-Five Page Thirty-Six MRS. GREASON 'S SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: A. Suggs, H. Fields, C. Godfrey, D. Amette, H. Ward, L. Durden, H. Smith, jr., B. Thompkins, M. Terry, P. Justice, S. Harris, A. Usher. SECOND ROW: C. Grooms, L. Trouble- field, J. Pearson, C. Caines, M. King, M. Underwood, 1. Davis, D. Shipman, B. -Savachak, J. A, Henderson, j. Walters. THIRD ROW: D. Evans, J. Wodell, A. White, S. Wilson, L. Davis, K. Davis, A. Powers, C. Harrell, 1. Davis, R. Walters, L. Williford, Mrs. K. Greason. MRS. DEANS' SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Britt, L. Roberts, B. J. Watts, L. Kersey, E. Ivey, P. Farrell, J. Williams, L. Nance, J. Hollaman. SECOND ROW: C. Gray, E. Caulder, L. R. Cruch, S. Strickland, E. jackson, C. Fisher, F. Scott, O. Hinson, R. Barnhill. THIRD ROW: E. Mussel- white, E. Kersey, T. Norton, P. Malone, J. P. Prevatte, J. Haggins, L. Blackburn. MRS. POWERS' SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Hooks, W. Trawick, D. Canady, E. Bordeaux, T. jackson, L. Dale, E. Short, S. W. SECOND ROW: F. Jernigan, S. Harrell, F Sugar, C. Sellers, S. Graham, C. Riddle, F. Greason, B. Thompson, j. Graham. THIRD ROW: J. Odum, M. jackson, M. Taylor, J. Edge, J. Workman, C. Sellers, L. Wilson, L. johnson, Mrs. Powers. FOURTH ROW: W. Smith, P. Hollings- worth, G. Faircloth, B. Davis. MRS. BUTI.ER'S FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. jackson, W. Harrell, B. Davis, A. Sessoms, H. Faircloth, R. Mc.Allister, F. Durden, K. Ty-ner, F. Hinson, C. White. SECOND ROW: J. Hollingsworth, R. Hall, P. John- son, B. King, P. Norton, J. Sibbett, D. Odum, L. Gunter, B. Watson, D. Edge. THIRD ROW: W. Perritt, j. B1'isson, S. McDu.ffie, A. Graham, C. Owens, P. Al- ford, F. Grant, P. Patterson, A. Jemigan. MRS. FALLS' FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: J. Roberts, J. Butler, E. Ivey, T. Efird, R. Ivey, T. Williams, J. Caulder. SECOND ROW: L. Fisher, M. Tyson, H. L. Williams, C. Walters, R. Lee, A. Willis, J. Beard, C. Caulder, E. Norton, L. Jackson. THIRD ROW: P. Pollock, J. Brown, B. Jackson, F. Norton, G. Durden, E. Nance, W. Jackson, E. Scott. MRS. WEAVER'S FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: R. Graham, L. Wilson, E. Smith, H. Barnhill, J. Beard, C. Ballance R. Kunkel, J. Williamson, C. Margolis, L. Hinson. SECOND ROW: P. Sessoms, P. Taylor, M. Inman, B. Hall, J. Sill I. Davis, T. McGill, M. Rozier, S. Jernigan, S. Rae, M. Underwood. THIRD ROW: D. Evans, J. Durden, L. Hyatt, W. Cameron, C. Byrd, J. Mauldin, R. Dean, A. White, M. Powers, G. Prevatte, L. Holden. MRS. KINLAW'S FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: B. Baxley, J. Durden, J. Terry, J. Hall, T. Caulder, J. Jackson, J. Jackson, L. Johnson, J. Willis, L. Porter. SECOND ROW: L. Davis, V. Norton, L. Jackson, E. Allen, S. Wood, N. Britt, M. Ward, L. Benton, E. Sal- mon, T. McVicker. THIRD ROW: P. Fields, C. Brisson, N. Britt, B. Horne, L. Townsend, V. Everette, E. Suggs. MISS LEACH'S FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: E. I-lair, J. Fields, J. Lyde, D. Kersey, R. Jackson, F. Kennedy, R. Beck, D. Britt. SECOND ROW: J. Burke, K. Thompson, D. St. Romaine, E. Davis, J. Langley, L. Griffin, D. Walters, G. Peterson, E. Davis, M. Williams. THIRD ROW: M. Bentley, M. Pamell, G. Owens, L. Beck, W. Herring, P. Wil- kins, B. Herring, E. Norton, L. Jernigan. I Page Thirty-Seven Page Thirvy-Eight MRS. EVANS' FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: D. Godfrey, C. Inman, F. Baxley, B. Barnhill, L. Lee, D. Harrell, J. Walters, T. Belch, E. Walters. SECOND ROW: B. Durden, W. Hamilton, J. Butler, G. White, J. Johnson, R. Hen- derson, S. Suggs, M. Porter, S. Sibbett, M. Barnes, B. Smith, M. Walters. THIRD ROW: M. Suggs, B. Powers, J. Taylor, J. Watts, T. Britt, D. Scott, J. Lyde, M. Peterson, J. Strickland, V. Tyner, F. Jernigan. MRS. ASHMORE'S FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: G. Norton, M. Bird, G. Jackson, S. Ayers, M. Sellers, D. Malloy, D. Hendrix, L. McCraney, K. Jackson, J. Kunkel, J. Sherrill, J. Norton. SECOND ROW:' B. Owens, G. Brisson, D. Lawson, W. Jackson, R. Graham, J. Collins, R. Kinlaw, J. Inman, E. Willi- ford, F. Savchak, E. Arnette, T. Smith. THIRD ROW: B. Beard, M. Hall, L. Davis, S. Allen, R. Rabon, E. Brisson, R. Smith, G. Graham, J. Davis, G. Davis, D. Odurn. MISS McGEACHY'S THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: J. Phipps, R. Tyner, K. Williamson, J. Hall, J. Wilson, J. Parker, J. Kinlaw, C. Beard, F. McGougan. SECOND ROW: M. Rae, S. Brooks, P. Jackson, G. Jackson, V. McCraney, L. McDuffie, W. Monroe, D. Lawson, P. Parham, D. Prevatte, B. Odom. TI-HRD ROW: A. Norton, N. Raybon, S. Hall, D. Kennedy, J. Powers, J. A. Sanford, W. Hendrix, B. Moore, B. Owens, H. Powers, D. Sherrill. MRS. BALLANCE'S THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: M. Willis, A. R. Hodge, M. A. Holloman, B. Inman, M. Davis, J. H. Romaine, A. Hinson, G. Walters, J. R. Davis, Jr. SECOND ROW: R. Britt, V. Lyde, B. Roberts, A. Barnhill, D. Harris, J. Britt, H. Butler, D. Johnson. THIRD ROW: J. Davis, L. Taylor, B. R. Patterson, R. Harrell, J. Smith, E. L. Mc- Vickers, J. Smith, J, Britt, J. G. Davis. MRS. WILKINSON'S THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Terry, L. Osborne, W. Britt, W. Graham, M. Justice N. Jackson, E. Sessoms, J. Coram, R. Barnhill, SECOND ROW: B. Graham, B Osborne, B. Durden, J. Owens, R. Baxley, C, Tyner, M. F. Britt, R. Jernigan. THIRD ROW: D. Smith, L. Townsend, S. Regan, N. Everette, M. J. Jolly, C. Phillips, E. E. Allen, L. Hair. MRS. KINLAW'S THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Lee, W. Britt, M. Gray, E. Raye, L. Wood, J. Herring, R. C. McDuffie. SECOND ROW: T. Stevens, L. Watts, B. Norton, R. Britt, W. Porter, M. Hollingsworth, S. Brown, J. Gray, B. Jackson. MISS HUMPHREY'S SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Horne, B. S. Barnes, B. White, L. Blanton, D. Hawkins, B. Sherrill, C. Norton, D. Odom, B. Parker, M. Inman, YBeck, N. Jackson. SECOND ROW: C. Norton, B. Suggs, D. Barnes, J. Ratley, A. Jack- son, W. Faircloth, L. Allen, E. Benton, J. Graham, B. White, L. Inman, S. Jones. THIRD ROW: J. Hill, B. S. Hall, S. Parham, M. Workman, M. Jaokson, J. Sugar, P. Phillips, E. Underwood, D. McCormick, R. Muse, G. Wilson. MRS. HALL'S SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Durden, P. Henderson, N. Ray, D. Blount, J. Britt, J. Powers, L. Williams, G. Walters, H. Parker, J. Davis, B. Barnhill, S. Bentley. SECOND ROW: R. Durden, D. Sessoms, J. Benton, E. Powers, R. Rogers, L. Davis, J. Jernigan, D. Scott, W. Watts, D. Harrell. THIRD ROW: N. Pollock, E. Scott, C. Jernigan, J. McDuffie, D. Wilkins, L. Griffin, H. Parrett. '3 :Q Page Forty MRS. EVANS' SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Jackson, W. Robinson, J. Robinson, M. E. Norton, B. Hollingsworth, J. Caulder, J. Smith. SECOND ROW: R. Osborne, D. Walters, L. Osbome, T. Kessler, T. Robinson, W. McKenzie, L. Jackson, D. Harris, M. E. Britt, P. Monroe, R. L. Willis. THIRD ROW: W. Poole, J. E. Norton, N. Lamb, J. Patterson, J. Hollingsworth, P. Wilkins, P. Brown, D. Suggs, L. Suggs, D. Mc- Gill, E. A. Johnson, J. Britt. MISS WATSON'S FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: A. Watts, J. Brown, S. Britt, C. Pait, R. Hart, E. Watson, J. Efird, J. Walters. SECOND ROW: T. Jackson, S. Clark, J. Cribb, A. Jackson, R. Powers, B. Britt, B. Wal- ker, W. Duby. THIRD ROW: J. Butler, B. Evans, M. Kinlaw, H. Dow, B. Ayers, B. Jackson, P. Cribb, E. Scott, B. Jerni- gan, B. Malone, C. Norton. MRS. DOWD'S FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Inman, W. Baxley, E. Graham, C. Monroe, A. Bar- ton, K. McDuffie, L. Justice, R. White. SECOND ROW: S. Warren, W. Pittman, Roy Townsend, R. Jackson, C. W. Pols- ton, P. Decker, P. Decker, L. Bentley, F. Odom, S. Watson, G. Greason. THIRD ROW: R. Nance, C. Regan, B. Fields, H. Kinlaw, P. Bonds,'R. Hall, J. Griffin, A. White, D. Allen, F. Nor- ton, M. Watts. MRS. MCGOOGAN 'S FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: H. Williams, T. Kersey, M. Green, C. Walters, N. Fowler, W. Huggins, D. Daniel. SECOND ROW: G. Britt, J. Ross, T. Bamhill, H. Holloman, J. W. Brigman, E. Butler, J. Mauldin, E. Polston, J. Davis, J. Griffin. THIRD ROW: D. Brinsson, J. Ballew, H. Galloway, C. Poole, L. F. Britt, Mrs. McGoogan, C. Musselwhite, B. Hall, P. Guy, C. Mc- Ghee, C. Durden. ,Y I ig 744 Spmz of damn 'Iihgogzgh defeat and victory, throu gimany touchdowns, basketsf, and home runs, we have lealriaedga. great spirit of competition and good sportsmanshipg , b 1 i 552 f f y f Wea- f Ng Y ? ,, W, ,. , ony 1, wg , X V, ps. x e wmmm 5 FIRST ROW: Kenneth Odum, Howard Walters, Carroll Stegall, Gary Rozier, Lawrence Jackson, Charles Hick- man, Bobby Dowd, Dennis Clark. SECOND ROW: Bobby Benton, Ronald I-linson, Bobby Johnson, Jay Barker, David Norton, john Furmage, Luckey Welsh, Craig Hickman. THIRD ROW: Pug Ivey, Allen Norton, Billy Mack Evans, Johnny Becker, Billy Lyde, jerry Crenshaw, Rudy Lewis, Robert Ransom. The Mark of a Great Football Team The 1958 edition of the Saint Pauls football squad finished their rugged ten-game schedule almost evenly balanced in the won-lost column. Starting off the season with four straight losses, the Bulldogs appeared as though they would be the conference underdogs. However, homecoming festivities spurred new spirit into the Bulldogs and they defeated the strong Aberdeen team 18-O. After this win the Bulldogs went on to defeat Hope Mills, Elizabethtown, and long time rival Red Springs. Led by captains Jay Barker and Bobby Johnson, the Bulldogs finished third in the conference. Four members of the Bulldog crew were named to the all-conference second team: Rudy Lewis, Allen Norton, Jay Barker, and Robert Ransom. Up front were charging Bulldogs Jay Barker, Robert Ransom, and Allen Norton. Luckey Welsh, Pug Ivey, Rudy Lewis, and Bobby Johnson made up the talented backfield. All in all, it was a well-balanced team. These spirited Bulldogs proved that they were not only gallant winners but gracious losers. They held their heads as high in defeat as in victory, though their hearts were not light. This is truly the mark of a great team. Bobby Benton Robert Ransom Howard Walters johnny Becker End Tackle Guard Center 4225+ , f . , , ad 1 Bobby Johnson Luckey Welsh Rudy Lewis Pug Ivey Halfback Quarterback Fullback Halfback Schedule if A.fb Q ---' ---,i ' ' ' 1-- E-aff 1 St. Pauls Opponent O Massey Hill 26 O Rohanen 7 13 Fairmont 32 O Southern Pines 41 18 Aberdeen 0 12 Erwin 38 13 Hope Mills O 1 3 Elizabethtown O 6 Red Springs 0 O Raeford 38 Coach Odell Boyte, Captain jay Barker, Captain Bobby johnson, and Coach Walter Ragan. jay Barker Billy Mack Evans Allen Norman Guard Tackle End . , An... 1' KNEELING: Irene Berdeau, Captain, Odell Boyte, Coach, Mary Brewer Regan, Captain. STANDING Phyllis Davis, Manager, Barbara Walters, Sandra Baxley, Daphne Wilkins, Sue Baxley, Catherine Berdeau, Libby Green, Maynette Regan, Nancy Foley, Judy jackson, Pam Collins, Ruth Byrd. Mary Brewer Regan, Captain, Odell Boyte, Coach, Irene Berdeau, Captain. Page Forty-Four c h ed u Ie St. Pauls Opponent 47 little field Laurinburg Orrum Fairmont Massey I-Lill Bamesville Rowland Red Springs Maxton Parkton Littlefield Orrum Maxton Fairmont Barnesville Rowland Red Springs Parkton ,,, . .,- ,. ...,...--, ' 1 f f, ., , , , ...,. 4 i f ,. Af , ..- 1 K 2 f ' Ny aiu' ' J I X: ' yy .Q b ..'QT'! I f 1.1 'W i s... ,, ., D 7 'T' ' ' . 1 s4-i '-l'H-1'lUr--'1'rrs?ervlm,,......--...uni -. -.airm ln , l H, W ll KNEELING: Bobby Johnson, John Furmage, Pug Ivey, Charles Walters, Rudy Lewis, Allen Norton STANDING: Gene Hendrix, Managers james Earl Haggins, Bill Deans, Gene jackson, Donald jackson, Douglas jackson, Eugene Ivey, Coach Walter Ragan. Coach Walter Ragan and Captain Gene jackson. Page Forly-Six Schedu le St. Pauls Opponent 58 little field Laurinburg Orrum Fairmont Massey Hill Barnesville Laurinburg Rowland Red Springs Maxton Parkton Littlefield Orrum Maxton Fairmont Bamesville Rowland Red Springs Parkton n' fp.. W 5? 5 ag VA ' ' 'ff' TWH?-6vw1bmmmm -.34 ' .H .i Q 1 Girls Junior Varsity KNEELING: Faye Usher, Gwen Furmage, Ann Malloy, Allie Faye Thomas, Mary Short, Lois Davis. STANDING: Ann Baxley, joyce Beasley, Barbara johnson, Myra White, Sharon Bridgeman, Kaye Greason, Odell Boyte, Coach. Boys' Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: Carey Odom, David Jackson, Charles Walters, Morris Walters, Hoyte Walters, jimmy Harrell SECOND ROW: H. L. Lupo, Eugene Ivey, Gerald Walters, Howard Walters, Billy Lyde, Walter Ragan, Coach. Page Forty-Eight Varsity Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Helen Townsend, Mary Brewer Regan, Betty Underwood, Mascot, Maynette Regan, Faye Eason. SECOND ROW: Libby Peterson, Peggy Underwood, Chief, Sandra Baxley. Junior Varsity C eerleaders Jo Bird, Cindy Hall, jean Phipps, Mascot, Linda Kinlaw, Chief, Nora Lee Tyson, Doris jackson. Poge Forty-Nine JK-ui, ' ' .a.,.c,. . wana fvoflm ,, n--4.-.-...,., ,. ,, .N ia- ,, , l ffm Aw-AM 1 .- v,. , A 1 P.,,.,,.1-.4 .g, tif , ll! We? Plllhlllunnn WI A ?i11??i mug ma-.. ..c,,,X new .W Luckey Welsh Pug Ivey Bobby johnson Randall jackson Pitcher Third Base man Centerfie ld Leftfield Prospects for '59 look bright. Under the coaching of Walter Ragan, the 1958 baseball te am showed plenty of power and ability, although they were held back somewhat by the rain. Many of the previous players were lost by gradu- ation, but prospects for this year are bright. Back again are pitchers Luckey Welsh and james Earl Hagins. Back will be All- Conference first baseman Gene Jackson. jimmy Harrell, Douglas jackson, Donald jackson, and Pug Ivey will be back with their playing abilities and fighting spirits. During the year 1958, there wasn't an array of individual stars but there were nine good men who kept the game fired with action, accuracy, and determination. Even though the weather was against them, their play was heralded as something of a typical Saint Pauls spirit--go down fighting, win or lose. Howard Walters Donald jackson Second Base man Catcher 3, by ff I I I ,R ' P Q ' h ,' ,,,-- ' 2 ,V - 1 ' its 9 ,vgia 3 ' . 'r' 5 X? '-...,X....,., Q Rfk an A, FIRST ROW: Douglas jackson, jimmy Harrell, Bobby johnson, Rudy Lewis, Charles Walters, Gene Hendrix. SECOND ROW: Pug Ivey, james Hagins, Donald jackson, Gene jackson, Howard Walters, Randall jackson. THIRD ROW: H. L. Lupo, Walter j. Ragan, coach. Rain dampens baseball schedule -- but not spirit. james Earl Hagins Jimmy Harrell Charles Walters Gene jackson Pitcher Outfield Shortstop First Baseman 146 R, ,lf 4. 74.1 2 gals, R .5 5 ew L gg, -l 'DSC Y. YZF 'C' 6 fi? if fx 4 54 C 7 K ,, f A 'S I N f L s I-I MEN ENTER ' ,152 WW wr, ,W-W-W if f minus. 44. REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: Ruth Byrd, Judy jackson, Mary C. Berdeau, Peggy Underwood, Allie Faye Thomas. STANDING: David jackson, Allen Norton, jimmy Harrell, Luckey Welsh, Donald jackson, Carroll Stegall, Gary Rozier. Page Fifty-Four johnny Rozie r, President Student Council The Student Council is composed of the elected officers of the Student Government, the representatives of each class, and a faculty advisor. Established in l949, it is a member of the National Association of Stu- dent Councils. lt constantly strives to promote a higher degree of loyalty and school spirit by sponsoring such projects as Student of the Month, Miss Saint Pauls High, and Twirp Week. lt supplies students' special needs by renting lockers, having charge of the Doghouse, and editing a STUDENT HANDBOOK. Through - appropriate assembly programs, morning devotions, and Religious Emphasis Week, the ,Council attempts to acquaint students with the funda- mental elements of citizenship and student participation. Gfficers Q7 Ge ne He ndrix Tre asurer i . Volene Johnson ,P w Vice - Pre side nt Johnny Rozier President Maynette Regan Secretary TWIRP WEEK - Judy jackson and Ruth Byrd give Allen Norton and jimmy Harrell a bre ak Y I ' fr ,tm in Q A E . 1 i Lynda Darden relinquishes her title of Miss Saint Pauls High School to Pam Collins. This year Miss Saint Pauls High School was chosen on the basis of beauty, talent, poise and personality. .,r 1. PLANS ARE MADE FOR RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK LEFT TO RIGHT: Volene johnson, Mary C. Berdeau, Carroll Stegall, Maynette Regan, Ruth Byrd, David jackson, Peggy Underwood, Judy Jackson, Gary Rozier, Gene Hendrix, Mrs. john, Advisor, Allie Faye Thomas, Donald Jackson, Luckey Welsh, Johnny Rozier, Allen Norton. Page Fifty-Five XM V ff Z? s T We t. Pauls High School Band AT FRONT: Samantha Townsend. SECOND ROW: Louise Britt, Hilda Ruth Brisson, Lynda Darden. THIRD ROW: Betty jane Hall, Nancy McGugan, Kay Greason, Pam Collins. FOURTH ROW: Bryan McDaniel, Gary Foley, George Regan, john Odum. FIFTH ROW: Frances Ballance, Lydia Watts, ,Io Bird, Linda Kin- law, SIXTH ROW: Gary Rozier, Dickie Dale, Oscar Sellars, Frances Greason. SEVENTH ROW: joe Woodell Grace Owens, Edwin Ayers, Helen Townsend. EIGHTH ROW: Jimmy Usher, Allie Fay Thomas, Janice Jack- son, Tommy Phipps.NINTH ROW: Caroline Bird, Danny McGugan, Bobby Willis, Barbara johnson. TENTH ROW: Carroll Stegall, lloyd Williford, james jackson, junior Baxley. TWELF TH ROW: Charles Hickman, Foy Stone, Dickie Hooks. Starting off the year as a marching band, the Saint Pauls High School Band was an indispensable part of football season. The fourty-seven person organization entertained the fans with good fight music and diversi- fied halftime antics. Under the direction of Mr. 1. G. Blanton, the band kept the campus of St. Pauls High well supplied with music from pep rallies to assemblies the year round. Spreading the good will and good music of Saint Pauls High School, the band participated in exchange concerts and numerous parades, including Christmas parades, the Azaela Festival in Wilmington, and Band Day in Duke. Several of its individual members received the honor of attending the All-State Band Clinic in Rockingham and the Solo and Ensemble Contest in Duke. Through these activities, the band gained much of the valuable ex- perience needed to carry it through competition in the district band contest. The band climaxed their successful year when they presented the annual band concert in the Spring. . I 5, 4 1 , ,f w- 1 3 ' ' 4 f .A if 9 A .fl-'f ' x , , ii COLOR GUARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Byrd, Brenda jack- son, Daphne Wilkins, Sandra Thompson. Q-..-S - 1- -, , .fr-...a ...Q Q.L,-f..-.,,.,....,-mm-vnpuo.. Majorettes ' , alt... X FIRST ROW: Louise Britt, Hilda Ruth Brisson, Lynda Darden. SECOND ROW: Nancy McGugan, Betty Jane Hall, Samantha Townsend, Kay Greason, Pam Collins. To Band FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dwight Harrell, Sandra Bentley, Elwood Benton, Glenda Walters, Debbie Blound, Randy Muse, Shelby Jones. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Beck, Joyce McDuffie, Janice Benton, Myra Workman, Peggy Henderson, Billy Parker, Harold Parker, David Garrett, Susanne Parham. THIRD ROW: Donnie Suggs, Judy Patterson, Doris Wilkins, Martha Jackson, Dana McCormick, Jackie Sugar, Elizabeth Underwood, Ginger Wilson. IN FRONT: Leader, Julian Graham. NOT SHOWN: Mrs. Stamps Hall, Teacher. Page Fifty-Seven --'-fa-www-n-',,,,, Glee Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jean Stone, Judy Stone, Daphne Wilkins, Joyce Beasley, Brenda Brisson, Linda King, Mrs. Powers. SECOND ROW: Mamie Jackson, Mary Leonard, Irene Berdeau, Libby Greene, Rebecca Horne. THIRD ROW: Charles Hickman, Dickie Dale, Gene Kinlaw, Bobby Jackson, Byon Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Johnson, Rudy Lewis, Bill Deans, Johnny Becker, Jerry Crenshaw, Glenn Brisson. Junior High Chorus FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lee Harrell, Elvira Belch, Linda Williams, Dora Lee Jackson, Diana Grooms, Jane Williamson, Marie Faircloth, Phyllis Graham, Lydia Watts, Brenda Lawson, Betty Williams, Hilda Brisson, Jo Bird, Kay Huggins, Ronald Britt. SECOND ROW: Janet Jackson, Carolyn Rodgers, Patsy Sessoms, Nelma Nance, Carolyn Thompson, Wanda Grant, Judy Britt, Barbara Mussellwhite, Mary Lois Prevatte, Willa Dean Briant, Sheila King, Sally Hamilton, Linda Kinlaw, Frances Ballance, Edith Britt, Helen Dow, Nora Lee Tyson, Mrs. Powers. THIRD ROW: Nancy Wilson, Ava Grey Phipps, Pat Powers, Linda Harris, Susie Hall, Louise Hyatt, Katie Bell Jackson, Ann McCraney, Judy White, Kitty Jackson, Peggy Coward, Alice Faye Jackson, Carolyn Taylor, Doris Jackson, Betty Jean Suggs, Sandra Edwards. FOURTH ROW: John Har- rell, Kenneth Hair, Noel Brown, J. D. Gray, Bobby Evans, David Autry, Danny Greene, Larry Horne, Bobby Wilson, Gene Savchak, William Becker, Charles Burke, Annie Laurie Davis, Jackie Brown, Alice McAllister, Nancy McGugan. l r-4-A ' 1 ' ' -qv-frvrf'--: , ,mvf-i W ..- .4--.rw-rea-nut, Monogram Club Q Q L. ali FIRST ROW: Lynda Darden, john Furmage, Louise Britt, Gene Hendrix, Sue Baxley. SECOND ROW: james Earl Haggins, Gene jackson, Pug Ivey, Robert Ransom, johnny Becker. THIRD ROW: Libby Greene, Catherine Berdeau, Mary Brewer Regan, Peggy Underwood, Kenny Odom, Howard Walters. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Foley, jimmy Harrell, Allen Norton, Bobby johnson, Rudy Lewis. FIFTH ROW: Luckey Welsh, jay Barker, Mr. Ragan. Working in the concession stand, one of the The Monogram Club helped purchase these Monogram c1ub's projects, are: Betty jane handsome warm-up outfits. At left is our Hall, Coach Ragan, Lynda Darden, and Big Bulldog. jimmy Harrell. Page Fifty-Nine f I is . .. ,. F. T. A. Club OFFICERS Lore ne I-Iolde n -------- Tre asurer Grace Owens --- ----- Secretary Rudy Lewis ---------- President Ruth Byrd ------- Vi ce - Preside nt Peggy Underwood- Parliamentari an Rudy Lewis reads to a group of first graders while he is participating in one of the F. T. A. projects. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Bonds, George Greason, Wanda Faye Pittman, Scott Warren, Hal Kinlaw, Jr. , Rudy Lewis, Wilton Baxley, Sheila Watson, Cabell Regan. Mary Brewer Regan, Grace Owens, Lorene Holden, Rudy Lewis, Peggy Underwood, Mrs. Faison Powers Sponsorg Sue Baxley, Nancy Britt. lillsffe -vhs,-nfl ' OFFICERS Linda Clark - ---------------- - Gene Hendrix ----------- Vice Carolyn Taylor --- ------ Ruth McGugan --- ---- Tre asurer -President President Se cretary Carolyn Taylor presiding at Beta Tapping. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Taylor, Volene johnson, Glenda Brisson, Judy Jackson. Beta Club FRONT ROW, left to Right: Mr. P. D. Ostwalt, Sponsor, Gene Hendrix, Carolyn Taylor, Ruth McGugan Linda Clark, Ann Lambert. SECOND ROW: Peggy Underwood, Carroll Stegall, Mary Brewer Regan Sue Baxley, Gene jackson, Luckey Welsh, Volene johnson, Judy jackson, Betty jane Hall, johnny ROZIST NOT SHOWN: Glenda Brisson. OFFICERS f Nancy Britt ----------- - - - Vice-Pre side nt . T Miss Stanley ------------- -..... A dviggr Q 3 l ' Judy Jackson ----- ----- Pr esident f Janice Norton ----- --- Treasurer L - Allie Fay Thomas --- --- Secretary Working in Home Economics room: Libby Greene, Margaret Hyatt, Jeral Dee Fisher, Leila Mae Ivey, Laura Grooms, Jean Stone, Miss Stanley. LEFT TO RIGHT: Allie Fay Thomas, Janice Norton, Nancy Britt, Judy Jackson, Miss Stanley. SECOND ROW: Alice Fay Walters, Bashie Terry, Lottie Beck, Leila Mae Ivey, Daphne Wilkins, Jean Stone, Brenda Brisson, Libby Greene. THIRD ROW: Martha Holden, Brenda Jackson, Sandra Thompson, Laura Grooms, Barbara Walters, Alice Taylor, Jeanette Walters. FOURTH ROW: Marie Ward, Lorene Holden, Ann Lambert, Fay Beck, Doreatha Brisson, Melba Kinlaw, Lois Davis. FIFTH ROW: Gwen Furmage, Earldean Smith, Myra White, Carolyn Davis, Carolyn Malpass, Scarlet Cancro, Ann Baxley, Ann Wilkes. i M GA., O O O OFFICERS Bobby Benton ----- -------- - - - Se cretary Robert Ivey ------------- ------ S entinel Johnny Be cke r - - ------ Tre asure r jay Barke r ------ ---- V ice -Pre side nt Byon jackson ---- ------ P reside nt Mr. Dowd ---- ----- A dvisor AT WORK IN THE SHOP AT FRONT, Left to Right: Ronald Hinson, Glenn Brisson, james Earl Hagins, Byon jackson, Howard Wal- ters, W. C. Arnette. IN MIDDLE: Q johnny Becker, Billy Taylor, j. W. Dowd. AT BACK: Richard Davis, ' V johnny Davis, jay Barker, jerry Davis. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Byon Jackson, jay Barker, johnny Becker, Howard Walters, Archie Tyner, Bobby Benton, David Norton, jan Gray, Bobby Tyner, Robert Ivey, J. W. Dowd. SECOND ROW: Wallace Belch, Richard Davis, Glenn Brisson, Bobby Harrell, jerry Davis Ronald Hinson, Vernon Hair. THIRD ROW: Allen Anderson, Milton Fields, Lawrence jackson, Emory Huggins, Billy jackson. FOURTH ROW: James Earl Haggins Billy Taylor, Hoyte Walters, Larry Foley, Neil Walters, Gerald Gooden, Ted Norton, Tommy Short. FIFTH ROW: Bruce Herndon, Charles Byrd, Dickie Dale, W. C. Arnette, Sherwood White, Douglas Malone, David Smith, Carey Odom, james Suggs, Gerald Walters. , Aux L .. l ,.,,.,,,,.,,,.,,,,..-5,.........,.:..a..,. ,.,..,. ' ..,, ' ,s , A , A, , , ,,,, ,W fm 'Rall Judy Jackson, Volene johnson, Lynda Darden, Louise Britt, Betty jane I-Iall, Jay Barker Nancy Britt Billy Tay lor, Linda King, Samantha Townsend, Glenda Brisson, Grace Owens, Sue Baxley Linda Clark Irene Berdeau Mrs. Stephens, Helen Townsend, james Earl Haggins, Carolyn Taylor, O'Neal Hickman Ruth McGugan Ruth Byrd, Carolyne Bird, Sandra Baxley. Bulldogs Bark Staff ABOVE: Working on the production of the paper are Linda Clark, Feature Editor, Grace Owens, Business Manager, and Sue Baxley, Production Editor. Page Sixty-Four ABOVE: Mrs. Ralph Stephens, Sponsor, Carolyn Taylor, Editor. AT RIGHT: Last minute proof- readers are Carolyn Taylor, Editor, Sandra Baxley, Social Editor, and Helen Townsend, Art Editor. 1'---23 Z1i hW-x 1 :lf y B 5, .- . L ABOVE: Mrs. Malloy and Mary Brewer Regan are checking the , final plans. AT LEFT: Lynda Dar- , den and Carolyn Taylor are looking over the ad sales. AT RIGI-IT: ' Linda Clark and Gene jackson are working on the annual layout. a Ta Pa Staff Gene Hendrix, Business Manager, Volene johnson, Assistant Class Editor, Peggy Underwood, Typist, judy jackson, Assistant Advertising Editor, Billy Evans, Assistant Sports Editor, Gene jackson, Sports Editor, johnny Rozier, Typist, Lynda Darden, Advertising Editor, Mrs. Marie Malloy, Sponsor, Mary Brewer Regan, Editor, Carolyn Taylor, Typist, Laura Grooms, Assistant Typist, Linda Clark, Class Editor, Not Shown. Library Club STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. McDonald, Johnny Becker, Ruth Byrd, joe Woodell, Byon Jackson, Grace Owens, Sue Baxley, Glenda Brisson, Maynette Regan, Mary Leonard, Judy Horne, Leila Mae Ivey, Margaret Hyatt, jeral Dee Fisher, H. L. Lupo, Burnis Cain, Gerald Walters, Billy Taylor. SEATED: Volene johnson, Phyllis Davis, Daphne Wilkins. Bus Drivers X, T, N, .. .A 1 Y' lf ,wie A .ffl -5'., .-.3 If ! V P J- f FIRST ROW: jay Barker, joe Kinlaw, Billy Taylor. SECOND ROW: Byon jackson, Glenn Brisson, W. C Amette. Page Sixty-Six gif YM '-'r if f 7 Za' QW' , Ri X ff X f I ,,f,,A 0' , f bvb, J N , ,, of 600805 A , , ,AQ we r6rr1einbief7 Oi11f pride' fQfr fhQS e have excelled, 'X y e5 carried their titles with quiet modesty, wewill recall f' I' 'XM . . Y K . , ' ? a ggrea1z gs p11f1t off, z3,gh1evexr3ent. 4 TM' ei. 4, 'Wg S x, f fv,, YW as-A W? ,gf .. 2 Q , o X I Wa l qu Q I 'Natl was .ffm W, fmw., I fl nxt I D .yy Y 'ff ff- zx. 3,3 A i 1 qi U viz' N Q XZ ' 'E' 1 'W S V7 . mf g-. , . 1 'WM ' F gil i v 1 ii' Q , I ...fa 5 E1 fi aaa, . 4:5 A gd if I AMD' was 355, 1 I Q . Q v E' W., Q AW ' 151 w 24Z4M ' :1? 'f?Wf, -frfvi Most Attractiv E Aim Q wqgw. ' VJ V S Lynda ke Luc ' ! Q' Most Athletic Irene Berdeau ' Gene Jackson 3i'fwq,,M 'WNW was swf i P4 Best All Around Mary Brewer Regan f Bobby Johnson VI lk kung' Wa 1 1 , 0 f fi -A f VL., g,,.g 9 4 HM. K Av. A B: ,, ESL? T11 1' JV fl Q :af ,E 4 Y 1 if S' G , V 55 f '11, if 'ii k L4 , ' ri , X 4 g in V A ,,s,,,ff,'i9 -- ws1W'w'f,Qfv,A W w fn.. : ,,,, Y s. . wx. A . . C. Iv ..,,. av . f My f , Ziff ' 'JV 4, Xvfne,-1-wnfm C+. '52 ' as-fr 7' H ,,f,f..s1i' - sw ,. . ,.,.s..,, Q ' V: f .,,,.., ,:' 15177 I. :W 1-is M Q .J-M f, sf. - Q W T- fx V ,jf--5 JB' If M. as ,:1 -..x5-'-..- .:. we , cf f ' 1:g,,-L1.a-Aisa .. L H... 59 .i sf. .3 ---gas.-3 4. . --1.9-wg... 1:.:sf.--R: 4-Q ' .- 7.. ,,,, 4. -- V 'a Q jt A ,, fi, img- N sf F v .. .22 , ...lf 2 fib- A gm, 1-' lay sy Kd: away f' 5' s.. G V' 3 ,, fa ,pw , . ff . 1 gf, A ' ' 22 nv X 4 4. 4421, f as , W I 'X 1 j' .55 ,SZ ' A ,U , yiwf 3 Qi 1 'ei uf 1? X s ,. ff 7'1 an J f 2 mm, gy , X Q ,W .tk coming Queen, as the football players look on. The Homecoming Queen was chosen by the football team. LYNDA DARDEN Homecoming Queen J ,.,,x ' ,pi , I ..n, , a : ' '1' K' fva h ifi' 7 'Vam Maw.. I n i . , Miss October W SUE BAXIEY 5 :L Bobby johnson, Senior Class President, crowns Sue Baxley at the dance to climax the Halloween Carnival. First runner-up was Laura Grooms, at the right, and Betty . jane Hall, second rmmer-up at left. Miss , October was crowned after a beauty con- l test held during the Halloween Carnival. l Page Seventy-Four Coach Ragan crowns Lynda Darden, Home- a ,,,..gn:-N, Valentine Queen SANDRA BAXLEY SANDRA BAXLEY reigns over the Valentine Dance after being crowned Valentine Queen by johnny Rozier, student body president. At left is first riumer-up Laura Groomes. At right is second runner-up Betty jane Hall. The Valentine Queen was selected by the student body. '..g.....-,..- . ..... ss 1. 2-1 ' Z 1 1 :Z ui f 2 .. lf. 1 I , i 2 F. F.A. Vice-President jay Barker places the sash on Jeanette Clark which signifies she was chosen by the F. F. A. to be their F. F. A. Sweetheart. JEANETTE CLARK F. F. A. Sweetheart I If 7 -' if ---f-Y--Y--- +577 .e L 4 1 -in I E 'R Marshals Y , 7 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Brewer Regan, Judy jackson, Glenda Brisson, Carolyn Taylor, Johnny Rozier. ! F Va Iedictorian Salutatorian JOHNNY ROZIER CAROLYN TAYLOR Page Seventy-Six fr Wifi 5745 'O fl '25, i W 700414 ' , The cooperation of our community and its interest in our ,school is a striking example of the spirit of our modern business world. ,,.,,-...,.-.4--------H ' f Y W , x XYA xxx -...wxsx 4-I SOUTH EAST A .TA LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS .Q VI.. -T A.,, , f Lumber Bridge, North Carolina vilgoafkyflff fever YO'-Iare I-Iedy's Beauty Shop AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY FERGUSONS 1-lair Styling PARTS AND AccEssoRLEs GROCERY Pe,,f1'1ffQSfrf,,saVeS St. Pauls Phone 4741 Phone 250-6 St. Pauls, North Carolina North Carolina St- Pauls, North Carohna KINLAW'S MEN'S SHOP RIGHT PLACE STORE St. Pauls, North Carolina St. Pauls, North Carolina Compliments of THE TCWN OF ST. PAULS, NORTH CARCDLINA ,.. 415741-Q nf:-r ,-. -- I- Q. PARNELL THE COOPER'S FOOD STORES, INC. Incorporated CHILDREN SHOP Parkton 1 St' Pauls. Headquarters in Sanford North Carolma Nofth Cafolma Stores in St. Pauls, Raeford, Fuquay Springs IDA'S DRESS SHOP J. H. MCCORMICK GROCERY Ladies Wear That Ladies' Wear GROCERIES AND MEATS BOX 58 Phone 3146 St. Pauls, North Carolina St. Pauls, North Carolina PARNELL and MCCOLL St. Pauls, North Carolina NEIL T. ALFORD GROCERY AND MARKET We Deliver Dial 2241 St. Pauls B. C. MOORE 8: SONS St. Pauls, North Carolina DAN Mc CORMIC K GROCERIES St. Pauls North Carolina THE FASHION SHOP Mrs. Ruffin Powers, Proprietor St- P31-115 North Carolina A1iiiR'.Aol-11...-:aah-a s'J:,rhI1vhtC -l ' v '1 7 'Pi DEWEY .IACKSON'S STATION SAM LAMB'S St. Pauls, North Carolina T UNE- UP SHOP St. Pauls, North Carolina THOMAS and HOWARD Wholesale Groceries Lumberton North Carolina THOMPSON 8: LITTLE COMPANY Restaurant Equipment and Supplies 1 Mile South of Fayetteville, Highway 401 Fayetteville, North Carolina CHARLES SILL Compliments of ABERDEEN PACKING CO. St. Pauls, North Carolina Aberdeen, North Carolina ll ALl'l' dmlezhvwl Homoaemzeo O llxli t A QASIIU Gllo VIu,,,g o V l l: I , l l l WESTERN AUTO ST. PAULS ST. PAULS DRUG COMPANY REVIEW A. G. HALL, OWNER St. Pauls St. Pauls North Carolina North Carolina St. Pauls, North Carolina 1-'S GH dale -- ilgukw 1 HAY s'r. rhru to FRANKLIN sr. l lillmlnllmmn ff-Yffffwf. N. C- .Lmu' InnIzllMll1 snor: Mon. ehru THURS. 9 to 5:30, Hu. 9 to 9, sn. 9 to 5, rHoN: HE 2-ms I MCFAYDEN MUSIC STORE Pianos 118 Hay Street Phone I-IE 3-3173 Fayetteville, North Carolina ALLEN'S INSURANCE AGENCY St. Pauls, North Carolina FLEISHMAN'S Big Store Fayetteville, North Carolina L.A. KING INSURANCE Sz BONDS St. Pauls, North Carolina VARIETY SHOP KEITI-I'S Flowers and Gifts HARDWARE St. Pauls St. Pauls North Carolina North Carolina SANTEE RESTAURANT 8: CAFE St. Pauls, North Carolina TRAILWAY'S CAFE St- Pauls, North Carolina . imxnlunnr ,L-rf riff gnsxlxmhfnfl ' I -.....v.. ...Q Service Trading Company St. Pauls, North Carolina REA'S SHELL SERVICE St. Pauls, North Carolina AMOCO SERVICE SERVICE DR C E STATION Y L ANERS St- Pauls St. Pauls North Carolina North Carolina LIBERTY LIFE I. J. WILLIAMS I-IALL'S INSURANCE Farmer and FOX MOTOR M. L. Everette Merchant St- Pauls COMPANY St. Pauls Rex St. Pauls North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina Nationwide Mutual CRENSI-IAW FRED'S KINLAW Insurance Company GROCERY BARBECUE FOOD CENTER Samuel G. Evans REX Lwnber Bridge St. Pauls Represefltatlve , All Lines North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina sr. Pauls, N. C. B 11' POPEUS DIME STORE INC ggigxires SIBBETTIS ' St. Pauls, N. C. GARAGE sr. Pauls, North Carolina Building 5uPP1ieS St- Pauls and Farming Equipment North Carolina St. Pauls Floral Shop C I-,ARA ' S ST' PAULS Corsages-Nosegays THEATER Wreaths Lurnberton's Fashion Center sr. Pauls Afwflgements , 314 North Eim street Dial RE 9-5591 N th Caroh a Come in and talk it b th C 1, or n Over with us. Lum erton, Nor aro ina 1oE SL,GAR'S Department Store Our Best Ads Are Not Written- They are worn! St. Pauls, North Carolina gif! Future Outlook Promising We live in a growing America Gur nafion is dedicafed fo progress and flme advancemenf of man and bis world. And only fbrouglfm educafuon can fhe necessary progress of flwe fufure be In fexfiles fromendous forward sfrides are being made. Revolufnonary new fibers and processes are giving Americans - accomplished. l beffer and more affracfuve fabrics, for every purpose, flian ever before. Burlingfon Indusfries and ifs member companies and planfs are proud fo be an imporfanf parf of one of America's mosf essenfial indusfries. The Robeson, St. Pauls and Butler Plants units of Burlington m.,.,..,-,....,.. ...JE- TEXACO ROBESON STATION ROYAL JEWELRY OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC. St P ul St. Pauls N01-dl Ciroiina North Carolina STATIQNERS OFFICE OUTFITTERS Pycfgfgc PRINTERS BEAUTY BOX St. Pauls QOTQWY 2 IS UI' NOPU1- Carolina North Cucina Lumberton, North Carolina BLACKMON FURNITURE STORE Fur nitur e Carpets Lumberton, North Carolina PROCTOR'S NURSERY Parkton, North Carolina 301 MOTEL SHAIN'S St P ul JEWELRY N rth' C a 151 Lumberton O am ma North Carolina BRISSON' S DRUGS WILSON MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY St. Pauls, North Carolina. Compliments of A FRIEND LUMBERTON T RADING CO MPANY Furniture and Home Appliances Lumberton, North Carolina SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR GOOD I-IEAL-TH Phone 230-I 284-6 St. Pauls, North Carolina MCMILLAN- SHULER OIL COMPANY, INC. SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS A11 Products Delivered by Government Inspected Ticket Printing Meters Office Phone 4851 St. Pauls, North Carolina Night Phone at St. Pauls Victor Garrett - 4471 Fayetteville, North Carolina Phone HE 3-2161 Pure as sunlight i LUMBERTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Complimentary Advertis ers ST . PAU LS Margolis Department Store EVelyn's Beauty Shop Townsend Antiques Burke's Service Station Newton's Shoe Shop Darden's Gulf Service St. Pauls Gas Company Colonial Insurance Agency Barefoot Barber Shop Peacock Nursery Parkton, North Carolina LUMBERTON Fred Lennon's Men Shop The Jewel Shop Raylass Department Store .Iohnson's Drug Store Fleishman's Department Store Ideal Dress Shop Protective Agency Insurance Pearl- Lily Maternity Shop Worth Printing Company Fayetteville, North Carolina Autographs Autographs ...M af rv, -' ., ,A ,w V, If 5, , , ' A , ,:, .F f,,. f., ,:' nk ag, 4 , , ,1: M, 4, fx. 1, J ,ED 5, J', ii, v M ff.- 'v .-,-1' N . 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