Wendell High School - Yearbook (Wendell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

2 ) education 4 With deepest gratitude and sincere appreciation we, the Seniors of 1959, dedicate this yearbook to MR. CARL GRAD, our principal. We feel we are richer and better, both intellectually and spiritually, because of the long hours of unselfish labor he willingly gave to help us. As we go forth in the future, his guidance, earnestness, honesty, and perseverance shall always be an inspiration to us. MRS RUT H HIGH MRS. HILDA WELLS First Grades MRS. EVELYN STOTT MISS LOUISE BUTTS Second Grades MRS. ETHEL TODD MISS MILDRED DAUGHTRY Third Grades MRS. DOROTHY TODD MRS. MARJORIE KNOTT Fourth Grades Elementary faculty MRS. THELMA MARSHALL MRS. SARAH RICHARDSON Fifth Grades MRS. ALMA W. MATTOX MISS SUE RICHARDS Sixth Grades MR. HERBERT L. JONES MR. GUY HELMS Seventh Grades MRS. RUTH HARRIS MISS GLADYS BAKER Eighth Grades MRS. CLEO G. PERRY Science and English MR. G. T. HORTON Agriculture MR. L. C. MURPHY Mathematics MRS. ROLAND HEATH English and French MR. CLYDE PARRISH Social Studies and Physical Education MRS. C. D. WINEBRENER Librarian MISS MARY FRANCES EDWARD S MRS. A. S. JOHNSTON MRS. DORIS J. PRICE Business and Physical Education Home Economics School Secretary MRS. JULIA PULLEY MRS. LUCY ABBOOD MRS. MAT FERRELL MRS. HAZEL LEWIS MRS. LOU SIMPKINS MRS. NEVA HOLLAND lunchroom Stall Maintenance ( ,orp4 OTIS GADISON RALPH CREWS ESTHER CREWS CARRIE LEE PERRY BETTY MAY ALFORD N. H. S.; Beta Club, Superlative; Hi-Life Editor; F. H. A. 1,2, Vice President 3, President 4; Class Officer 3,4; Marshal, Junior Play; Stu- dent Council 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2. enters ROSE FAYE ALFORD Hi -Life Staff 4; Journalism Club 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4; F . T. A. ; Basketball 1,2; Dramatics Club 1; Class Officer, Vice President 4. BARBARA ANN ANDERSON Junior-Senior Waitress; Marshal; Class Prophet; Annual Staff; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Officer; F . T . A. 2,4; Dramatics 2; Library 2; Math 1. JIMMY PRESTON BATTEN, JR. Monogram 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Commercial 3; Math 1; F.F. A. 4; Science 1; Annual Staff; Football Manager 2. sSeniorA TEMPIE ANN GRIFFIN N. H. S. ; Beta Club 3, 4; Marshal; Waitress; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Editor; Hi -Life Staff 2; Superlative; Junior Play; Student Council 1,2; French Club 2, President 3; Monogram 1, 2,3,4. NANNIE NELL GURLEY Annual Staff; Library Club 2; F . H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club; Math Club 1. LYNDA FAYE HINNANT Student Council 2; Superlative; Historian; Waitress; Monogram Club 1; F.T. A. 3; Cheer- leader 3; Journalism Club 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Junior Play; Annual Staff. 1959 MELVIN PERSON HOLLEFIELD F.F.A. 1,2, Sentinel 3; Treasurer; Bus Driver 3, 4; Junior Play. Senior LINDA GAIL LONG F.H.A. 1,2,4, Secretary; Dramatics 2; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Safety Drivers 2; Math Club 1; Journalism Club 4. WAYNE ARTHUR MACE Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Monogram 1, 2; Junior Play. TIMOTHY CLARK LOVELACE N. H. S. ; President of Beta Club; President of StudentCouncil; SeniorClass Officer; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Superlative; Jr. -Sr. Waiter; Jr. Play; Hi -Life Staff; Journalism Club; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. oi •� I BRUCE ELMO MARSHBURN F.F.A. 1, Vice President 3,4; Monogram 2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 4; Science Club 2; Math Club 2. 1959 sSeniorA HILTON EUGENE MAY Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Superlative; F.F.A. 1,2; Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4; Drivers Ed. 1; Bus Driver 3, 4. NED GIBSON PEARCE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram 1,2, 3, 4; Drivers Ed. 1; Commercial Club 3; MathClub 1; ScienceClub 1; F. F. A. 1,3. GEORGE STANCIL PLEASANTS Superlative; Student Council 2; Office Boy 2; Commercial 3; F.T.A. 4; F.F.A. 1,2. SHIRLEY ANN PRIVETTE Annual Staff; Superlative; Class Poet; Hi-Life Staff; Junior Play; Waitress; F.T.A. 2,3; Dra- matics 2; Journalism 4; F.H. A. 1; ScienceClub 1; Math 1; 4-H 1 . Semor«$ BETTY FRANCES PURYEAR Superlative; Giftorian; Annual Staff; F.T.A. 3, 4;F.H.A. 1,2,4; Usher; Library Club 2; Class Officer 1. JANICE FAYE RAPER Annual Staff; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1; Math Club 1. JOHN CURTIS TODD Superlative; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; F.T.A. President 4; Monogram Vice President 4; Commercial Vice President 3; Student Council 4; Science Club 1; Drivers Ed. 2. HENRY WHITEHEAD UNDERHILL Class President 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1, 3; Waiter; Junior Play; Su- perlative; Annual Staff; Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi -Life Staff 3; Science Club 1, 2; Football Manager 2. JIMMY BRANTLEY DEBORAH COOK C l?l 6COt6 rad motke MRS. H. W. UNDERHILL MRS. W. H. GRIFFIN MRS. CURTIS TODD MRS. K. R. HINNANT MRS. VALTON ALFORD MRS. J. P. BATTEN , M L j VST Senior UaracteriAtic 1 . FAYE H. iO. SHIRLEY P 2. BARBARA A. 11. FAYE A. 3. BETTY P. 12. NANNIE G. 4. TEMPIE G. 13. HENRY U. 5. HILTON M. , 14. LINDA L. ARTHUR M. 15. TIM L. 6. GEORGE P. 16. JIMMY B. 7. JOHN T. 17. FAYE R. 8. 9. BETTY A. BRUCE M. 18. NED P. ( laA A L£i6tor j Our school holds many memories for us. We, the Seniors, entered Wendell School in the year, 1947. We began our struggle for knowledge with the help of our first grade teachers, Mrs. Wells and Mrs. High. The third grade was a busy year. We worked hard selling candy and tobacco to help pay for a new slide. However, it was just our luck that the next year they de- cided we were too old to slide. As time slipped by, there were parties, chapel programs, and trips. We ' ll never forget the day we visited the Fire Tower in Knightdale. After climbing the tower, George said, This is probably the nearest I ' ll ever get to heaven. One day while in the seventh grade we were all feeling mischievous. Miss Lessie caught us playing pass-it-on and gave each of us a big lick. The years passed, and suddenly we found ourselves in the eighth grade. After presenting our play on North Carolina, we visited the Planetarium in Chapel Hill. High School was a big step in our lives. Algebra and General Science were every- one ' s headache. In Physical Education the girls enjoyed drilling on Academy Street, singing songs like Battle Hymn of Republic and The Marine ' s Hymn. In our Sophomore year things were easier for us, for we had become adjusted to the many hardships of a high school student. Our Junior year began with our selling Christmas cards. We will always remember our Junior play, Hillbilly Courtship, especially bashful Wash Jeddo. Later that year we received our class rings. We can not think of our trip to Williamsburg without re- membering that the bus broke down in Zebulon and Rocky Mount. The most outstanding event of the year was the banquet. Our theme was Rendezvous to the Stars, and we spent many hours preparing for it. Finally! We took our seats in the Senior classroom, with our sponsor, Mrs. Perry. This last year was really a busy one with selling magazines, working on the Annual, putting on the Senior Play and many otherthings. Wendell was very proud for College Day to be held here. The Juniors gave us a beautiful banquet and we thoroughly enjoyed it. As we walk down the aisle tomorrow night for the last time, we realize that we will be stepping into another phase of life in which we will begin working toward new goals. FAYE HINNANT Historian Superlative WITTIEST GEORGE PLEASANTS SHIRLEY PRIVETTE MOST POPULAR HENRY UNDERHILL BETTY PURYEAR ( ,la.AA The time has come When we must part, But memories of here Will stay in our heart. As years will pass And we each go our way, We ' ll remember the good times Of each good day. cem As we stop to think, Tears fill our eyes. We ' ve ended our childhood, The best part of our lives. To our school, friends, and teachers We ' ll say our last good-bye; And we ' ll never forget Dear Wendell Hi. SHIRLEY PRIVETTE Poet We ' ve had to give a little, take a little, And sometimes break the rules a little, That ' s the story of the dear old school that we love. We ' ve tried to learn our Algebra And English One, Two, Three and Four. But if the world is proud of us, We ' ll have to learn much more. Our teams have won a little, lost a little, It makes us have the blues a little, To think of leaving this dear old school that we love. We leave to you, the Juniors, All our Memories Arid hope that you can carry on for The Class of ' 59 Of Wendell High that we love. JOHN CURTIS TODD Song Writer C Ulotto The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. ( olorA ower Blue and Gold Y ellow Rose MOST ATTRACTIVE ARTHUR MACE FAYE HINNANT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TEMPIE ANN GRIFFIN TIM LOVELACE Superlative A i aAt and Atament We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty -nine of Wendell High School, of Wake County, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind, but sounder body, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament in manner and form as follows: ARTICLE I To Mr. Grad, our principal, to Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Heath, our loyal Senior and Junior advisors and sponsors, and to the faculty, we leave our gratitude and innermost appreciation for the many things they have done for our class. ARTICLE II The individual Seniors wish to leave the Juniors as follows: I, JIMMY BATTEN, leave my safety record to Lucius Jones and Jolmny Sanders. I, FAYE ALFORD, leave my attractive hair style to Lee Weathers and Faye Martin. I, TIM LOVELACE, leave my hidden ability to Kay May and Douglas Alphin in hopes that they will find it. I, LINDA LONG, will my flirty eyes to Phyllis Martin and L. C. Medlin. I, BRUCE MARSHBURN, will my determination to get a diploma to Kirby Nowell and Grady Earp. I, TEMPIE GRIFFIN, will my ready smile and willingness to Nan Phipps and Mary Todd Satterfield. I, ARTHUR MACE, will my handsome physique to Hart Richardson. I, FAYE HINNANT, leave my ability to get the family car to my sister, Jayne, and Sam Bailey. I, JOHN CURTIS TODD, will my dumb expressions to Marsh Knott, Jr. and Jim Dale. I, SHIRLEY PRIVETTE, will my portion of height to Sandra Fuller, Joy Nowell, and Nancy Tucker. Boy, do they need it! I, HILTON MAYE, leave my love for sports to Eddie Perkins and Billy Bunn. I, FAYE RAPER, leave my quiet ways to Lynda Bunch and Betty Mae Earp. I, HENRY UNDERHILL, leave my well -observing ability to Sonny Coley andFred Lane. I, BETTY PURYEAR, leave my laugh to Lynda Hinnant and Alice Honeycutt. I, GEORGE PLEASANTS, leave two seats on the second row in the auditorium to Roy Alford and Jimmy Hendricks. I, NANNIE GURLEY, will my driving ability to Annette Crowder, Barbara Hinnant, and Carol Abbood. I, NED PEARCE, leave Linwood Elmore in charge of my special desk in history. I, BARBARA ANDERSON, leave my shyness to Ruby Butts, Anne Chamblee, and Phyllis Moody. I, MELVIN HOLLIFIELD, leave Don Stokes, Bruce Raper, Bobby Smith, and Kenneth Hobgood in charge of the school buses. Keep ' em rollin ' boys! I, BETTY ALFORD, leave my pleasant memories and good times to all in the Junior Class, hoping their memories are as pleasant. BETTY ALFORD MELVIN HOLLIFIELD T est ators Prophecy My how time marches on! Ten years can certainly make a difference. It was great to meet our classmates of 1959 back in our old homeroom at Wendell High. It seemed just like old times — Why, there was BETTY ALFORD, straight from New York, where she is now Editor of the New York Times . We remember her as the very efficient Editor of the Wendell Hi -Life , our school paper. JIMMY BATTEN has gone into the candy business. His chief product is Sugar- Daddies. Mrs. Billy Wheeler, whom we knew as FAYE ALFORD, is now the successful owner and operator of Fay ' s Beauty Shop. JOHN CURTIS TODD now has his own comedian show. He got his first break, playing Wash in Hillbilly Courtship , our Junior play. I hear that FAYE HENNANT is making arrangements for a personal appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show, since being crowned Miss America of 1965. HILTON MAYE and ARTHUR MACE are now running mates on the Washington Redskins ' football team. They never could stay off the football field. SHIRLEY PRIVETTE is now owner of the National Weight Reducing Gym. Of course, she is one of her best customers. She now weighs 135 pounds — unbelievable, isn ' t it? NED PEARCE has accepted a life-long job with the Wendell Police Department. He is also a member of the National Pesters Club. TEMPIE GRIFFIN is now Governor Hodges ' private secretary. She is finally putting her arguing ability to some use. (She ' s debating in politics for Mr. Hodges!) How To Get Along With Others , a newly published book by BRUCE MARSHBURN and MELVIN HOLLIFIELD, is being widely read. They always did get along well to- gether ! BETTY PURYEAR is now driving her own 1962 souped up, Ford convertible along the speedways. She has become the first woman to cap the title, The World ' s Racing Champion. She always could handle a car! Our classmate, HENRY UNDERHILL, has become famous as the founder of the Beauties of America Club of which he is the only male member. He never could resist girls, especially out-of-town girls. LINDA LONG is still asking, May I help you? She now has her own store, Long ' s Style Shop, in Wendell. Remember the old saying, Experience is the best teacher! It seems that the grocery business is really thriving. The one -and-only, GEORGE PLEASANTS, now has a grocery store which competes with his brother ' s. FAYE RAPER and NANNIE GURLEY finally decided to live a little — They ' ve joined the WACS! I guess we have also changed for here am — I, BARBARA ANDERSON, riding high as an airline hostess with the Pan American Airlines. And I, TIM LOVELACE, president of a large insurance firm and happily married with twelve children, still going for things in a big way! BARBARA ANN ANDERSON TIMOTHY CLARK LOVELACE Prophets uniord ' C.y ' C • i _ t CAROL ABBOOD ROY ALFORD DOUGLAS ALPHIN SAM BAILEY LYNDA BUNCH BILLY BUNN RUBY BUTTS ANN CHAMBLEE umor SONNY COLEY ANNETTE CROWDER JIM DALE BETTY EARP GRADY EARP LINWOOD ELMORE J SANDRA FULLER JIMMY HENDRICKS BARBARA HINNANT ALICE HONEYCUTT LUCIUS JONES JAYNE HINNANT LYNDA HINNANT KENNETH HOBGOOD MARSH KNOTT FRED LANE FAYE MARTIN PHYLLIS MARTIN KAY MAY L. C. MED UN PHYLLIS MOODY JOY NOWELL KIRBY NOWELL EDDIE PERKINS NAN PHIPPS BRUCE RAPER JOHNNY SANDERS HART RICHARDSON | junior MARY SATTERFIELD BOBBY SMITH DON STOKES NANCY TUCKER LEE WEATHERS MRS. ROLAND HEATH mor � r ®a8s8� . PgL ' DOROTHY ANDREWS MARGARET AYSCUE JOY BAKER EDDIE BARHAM ANN BILISOLY PHIL BRASWELL WRAY BREWER EMMA DORIS BUNN JOSEPH CAGLE BILLIE ANN CAIN RANDY COBB BILLY DEAN IRA EARP MARSHALL FERRELL BILLY RAY FULLER DREXAL GAY VERONICA GAY PATRICIA GREEN EARL HARRIS REBECCA HARRIS DIANE HENDRICKS KAY HIGH LAURA HINNANT JOYCE JOHNSON JOHNNY LILES LARRY MARSHBURN RAY MARTIN NANCY MEDLIN JIMMY MOHISER MOZELLE MOORE GERALDINE MOSER DOUGLAS MULLEN LINDA PAINTER JIMMIE PRICE VIRGINIA PRICE JEAN RAYBON MALOYE RICHARDSON CAROLYN SMITH SopU cmore WILLIAM SMITH GLENN SPELL JANE STARNES CLARENCE TODD CHARLES UNDERHILL EDDIE WILLIAMS Not Pictured RICHARD BENNETT y men VICKIE ALFORD ALICE ALFORD JANE BAYNES RICHARD BELIVEAU CLARA BROWN MAXINE BROWN ROY BUFF ALOE NANCY BUNCH CAROLYN CROWDER JOHNNY EARP ALVIN FLOWERS ALICE FULLER PATRICIA GAY FRANKIE GURLEY JO ANN HINNANT ILENE HORTON BILLIE JEAN JOHNSON CAROLYN JOHNSON CURTIS JOHNSON BONNIE KING JIMMY LILES JOYCE LILES HUBERT LONG VICTOR LONG KEITH MARSHBURN RONALD MURPHY LINDA NOWELL MARVIN NOWELL KAY PENNINGTON CHARLES PERRY DEBBIE PHILLIPS BERVON PITTMAN BETTY PULLEY WENIFRED RAY GARLAND RHODES DONALD RICHARDSON SANDRA SCARBOROUGH ELIZABETH SMITH man ( ,laAA JOHN SPELL JULIA STANALAND JANICE STRICKLAND RICHARD SYKES BETTY TESSINEAR DAVID UNDERHILL Not Pictured WALLACE TESSINEAR GLENN LANGDON MIKE LARSONS MIKE HORTON LEONA LANGLEY MARCELLA SCOTT cAthletic NED PEARCE CLYDE PARRISH ARTHUR MACE JOHN CURTIS TODD HILTON MAYE football First Row: Drexal Gay, Glenn Spell, Lynn Chamblee, Richard Sykes, David Underhill, Herbie Mantych, Wallace Tessinear, Eddie Barham, John Spell. Second Row: Arthur Mace, Hilton Maye, Billy Bunn, L. C. Medlin, Fred Lane, Ned Pearce, Bobby Smith, Eddie Perkins, Bruce Raper, Kirby Nowell. Third Row: Jim Dale, Randy Cobb, C. Todd, Douglas Mullen, William Smith, Richard Beliveau, Charles Underhill, Joseph Cagle, Linwood Elmore, Clyde Parrish, Coach. John §iriy a ketball First Row: Phil Braswell, Henry Underhill, Jimmy Batten, Johnny Sanders, Sonny Coley, Richard Bennett. Second Row: Eddie Perkins, Randy Cobb, John Curtis Todd, Ned Pearce, Tim Lovelace, Billy Bunn, L. C. Medlin, Lucius Jones, Buddy Cagle, Hilton Maye, Hart Richardson, Bobby Smith, Bruce Marshbum, Mr. Parrish, Coach. Ann Bilisoly, Nancy Jo Medlin, Carol Abbooa, Kay Pennington, Alice Alford, Maxine Brown, Geraldine Moser, Nancy Tucker, Kay May, Billie Ann Cain, Joy Baker, Ann Chamblee, Barbara Hinnant, Diane Hendricks, Miss Edwards, Coach. aaketball MALOYE RICi TEMPIE ANN GRIFFIN Chief JEAN RAYBON LYNDA HINNANT VIRGINIA PRICE KAY HIGH JIMMIE PRICE LEE WEATHERS NAN PHIPPS First Row: Mrs. Johnston, Sponsor; F. Raper, F. Alford, C. Brown, B. Anderson, B. Johnson, C. Johnson, B. Pulley, J. Raybon, A. Fuller, B. Alford, J. Strickland, J. Hinnant. Second Row: S. Fuller, P. Moody, N. Medlin, B. Tessinear, C. Smith, J. Baynes, D. Andrews, E. Smith, D. Phillips, J. Stanaland, K. Pennington, N. Bunch. Third Row: R. E utts, L. Bunch, G. Moser, F. Martin, A. Chamblee, P. Gay, J. Liles, V. Alford, L. Hinnant, M. Brown, L. Nowell, S. Scarborough. Fourth Row: A. Honeycutt, C. Raper, N. Gurley, M. Ayscue, I. Horton, M. Moore, C. Bunn, E. Bunn, J. Johnson, C. Crowder. Fifth Row: J. Nowell, M. Satterfield, L. Long, L. Weathers, J. Price. future farmer a meric a First Row: H. Long, J. Earp, Mr. Horton, Sponsor; J. Liles, B. Marshburn, D. Alphin, M. Hollifield, J. Batten, L. Marshburn, L. Chamblee, B. Raper, E. Williams, R. Alford. SecondRow: D. Richardson, K. Marshburn, A. Flowers. H. Mantych, C. Johnson, C. Todd, F. Gurley, E. Harris, W. Tessinear, D. Gay, B. Dean, W. Ray, J. Hendricks. Third Row: R. Murphy, G. Rhodes, W. Smith, R. Martin, E. Barham, M. Nowell, J. Mohiser, G. Earp, G. Langdon, R. Sykes, B. Fuller. Fourth Row: R. Buffalo, B. Pittman, B. Smith, W. Brewer, R. Beliveau, C. Underhill, D. Underhill. Fifth Row: L. Medlin, B. Bunn, L. Jones, K. Hobgood, I. Earp. future 5(omemafcer() o l c merica C J3eta lub First Row: Alice Honeycutt, Linda Hinnant, Nan Phipps, Ann Chamblee, Betty Alford, Tempie Griffin. Second Row: Miss Edwards, Sponsor; Sandra Fuller, Hart Richardson, Tim Lovelace, Douglas Alphin, Kay May. C Tlational oner Society Betty Alford, Tim Lovelace, Mr. Murphy, Sponsor; Tempie Griffin. U4 river 4 Jackie Gravitt, Hilton Maye, Bobby Smith, Kenneth Hobgood, L. C. Medlin. Melvin Hollifield, Bruce Raper. ' public Speaking lub First Row: Ann Bilisoly, Jane Starnes, Linda Hinnant, Virginia Price, Patricia Green, Annette Crowder, Margaret Johnson. Second Row: Hart Richardson, Marsh Knott, Johnny Sanders, Douglas Alphin, John Spell, Sam Bailey, Mr. Murphy, Sponsor. ournaliAm a ub First Row: J. Raybon, T. Griffin, F. Alford, N. Medlin, J. Baker, L. Hinnant, M. Satterfield, F. Hinnant, M. Richardson, S. Privette, Mrs. Heath, Sponsor. Second Row: B. Alford, N. Phipps, K. May, J. Dale, T. Lovelace, S. Bailey, H. Richardson, E. Perkins, J. Spell, H. Underhill, K. High. sStudent Council First Row: Diane Hendricks, Julia Stanaland, John Spell, Jimmy Liles, Nancy Medlin, Faye Hinnant. Second Row: Randy Cobb, Eddie Perkins, Kay May, Tim Lovelace, John Todd, Maxine Brown, Kay High. (Ef fee (j lub First Row: S. Coley, B. Raper, J. Liles, G. Spell, J. Price, J. Sanders, D. Andrews, B. Hinnant, V. Price, A. Bilisoly, J. Raybon, M. Richardson, D. Hendricks. Second Row: W. Srnith, C. Underhill, J. Mohiser, D. Mullen, B. Cagle, V. Gay, G. Moser, K. May, L. Painter, P. Green, L. Hinnant, J. Baker First Row: K. High, Mrs. Heath, Sponsor; F. Alford, B. Alford, S. Privette, S. Bailey, M. Horton. Second Row: J. Raybon, M. Satterfield, N. Medlin, J. Baker, L. Long, A. Chamblee, S. Sanders, M. Richardson, L. Hinnant. Third Row: J. Spell, T. Lovelace, E. Perkins, L. Painter, V. Gay, H. Richardson, K. May, N. Phipps, D. Alphin. A. Chamblee, C. Abbood, A. Crowder, B. Anderson, D. Hendricks, S. Scarboro, K. Pennington, M. Brown, P. Green, G. Pleasants, R. Butts, R. Harris, B. Earp, J. Starnes, J. Hinnant, J. Stanaland, B. Hinnant, M. Johnson, D. Andrews, G. Moser, L. Painter, N. Tucker, N. Bunch, V. Gay, J. Todd, J. Liles, L. Weathers, J. Price, A. Bilisoly, E. Smith, B. Tessinear, V. Alford, D. Phillips, V. Price, J. Nowell, B. Johnson, J, Strickland, J. Hinnant, P. Gay, C. Brown, C. Baynes, J. Sanders, A. Fuller, C. Johnson. C YTflonog ram a ub L. Medlin, C. Parrish, Sponsor; D. Mullen, E. Perkins, A. Mace, J. Batten, N. Phipps, J. Baker, B.-Raper, G. Spell, K. Nowell, M. Richardson, B. Hinnant, K. High, J. Todd, J. Dale, B. Smith, H. Maye, B. Bunn, L. Jones, T. Lovelace, N. Pearce, L. Elmore, R. Cobb, B. Cain, T. Griffin, D. Hendricks, F. Hinnant, C. Abbood, S. Coley, J. Gravitt, H. Underhill, N. Tucker, K. May, B. Marshburn, F. Lane. SHIRLEY PRIVETTE Circulation Manager TEMPIE GRIFFIN Editor BARBARA ANDERSON Chief Typist FAYE HINNANT Business Manager JOHN CURTIS TODD Advertising Manager LINDA LONG Circulation Manager c nnual Seated: Faye Raper, Faye Hinnant, Tempie Griffin, Barbara Anderson, Mrs. Perry, Sponsor. Standing: Nannie Gurley, Linda Long, Heniy Underhill, George Pleasants, Tim Lovelace, John Todd, Jimmy Batten, Betty Puryear, Shirley Privette. Ji pp 1 | V n %rr HUDSON-BELK COMPANY Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior C lass Compliments of CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY Helping to Build a Finer Carolina Zebulon, North Carolina Compliments of E. R. SYKES AND COMPANY INCORPORATED Leaf Tobacco Dealers Cable Address Sykes Codes: Bentley ' s Acme ' s and A.B.C. 4th and 5th Editions Wendell, North Carolina, U.S.A. Compliments of WATSON SEAFOOD AND POULTRY INCORPORATED Raleigh North Carolina WENDELL MOTOR COMPANY, INC FORD Sales and Service Wendell, North Carolina There ' s A Finer Ford in Your Future. Sell Your Tobacco in Wendel i Where You Will Receive That Top Price MONK - HENDERSON TOBACCO COMPANY Telephone FO 5-2441 Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of CONTINENTAL BAKING BAKERS OF WONDER BREAD Raleigh, North Carolina NEW RITZ BEAUTY SALON 17 West Hargett Street TE 2-5313 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Raleigh, North Carolina Pest Witityez THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., Inc. LONG MEADOW FARMS Country Fresh Dairy Products Raleigh, North Carolina C. PROC” DEAN Distributor of Cities Service Products Wendell, North Carolina BUCK’S OIL COMPANY i ( AND SERVICE STATION SHELL Products Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of DEVIL DOG MANUFACTURING CO. Wendell, North Carolina UNIVERSAL CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales and Service Our Twins of Service Economy and Dependability Wendell and Clayton, North Carolina CHEVROLET | Compliments of McPHAIL COMPANY Wendell, North Carolina WENDELL BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Wendell, North Carolina Open a savings account today. 3 1 2% interest paid Compliments of WENDELL FURNITURE COMPANY, INC Frigidaire, Maytag, RCA-Victor, Mohawk, Lane, Drexel, Samsonite Luggage, Kroehler, Globe, and Simmons. Latest Phonograph Records DEAN BROTHERS GRADING SERVICE Ponds Streets and Roads Land Clearing Telephone FO 5-4277 Melvin K. Dean Compliments of WHITLEY FURNITURE Zebulon, North Carolina Compliments of HALES FARM SUPPLY HILLIARD ' S DRIVE-IN Short Orders Plate Lunches PLEASANTS ' GROCERY FO 5-2791 Complete Line of Meats and Groceries We Deliver PARRISH ' S MARKET GROCERY Zebulon, North Carolina BOOSTERS MASSEY LUMBER COMPANY BOBBITS SHOE SHOP MRS. 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