Winston Salem State University - Ram Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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Atkins Plllll' Four Dedication 'T' 3 ei,-1, --.,1f,J- - 3 1 -- '-fvrij-, xz n it .r. ' In grateful cognizance of her capability, integ- rity, personality, and resourcefulness, the Senior Class dedicates the 1959 RAM to an energetic, talented, and faithful Advisor, MISS FLORENCE T. BUTLER. Her untiring efforts, voluntary time, patience and loyalty have made the past four years pleasant and successful. Teacher, Counselor, Advisor, and Friend, the Class of 1959 extends its appreciation. Page Five To S. Wilfred Blalock goes the distin- guished award of special recognition for outstanding work in the field of education. During his y e.a r s at Winston-Salem Teachers College, he has risen from Chair- man of the Program Committee to President of the National Student Education Associa- tion. We, the class of 1959, extend to him our heartfelt wishes and hopes of continued success in all future endeavors. Dear Class of 1959: Special Recognition me mt -r' iii- I I' X L4 iii Education is truly a growing process. We have merely begun our climb, but as time goes by, we hope to conquer the unknowns of our universe. The essence of my life is to serve humanity. If I can do some good each day and help to uplift mankind along my way, IN will be happy. With great felicity, I express my sincere gratitude to you for recognition on this page. me Six S. Wilfred Blalock BU 5 i As We Go Forth From Old T. C. Womnd 1. As we go forth from Old T. C., A Song of love We Sing to Thee, A 2. As we go forth from Old T. C., 90051 lead - ers We will al - ways be, A J lfrrfifw FF fee HMG iflikl MHWf3F',if44 Praxs - es To The mem - o - ry of da ys at Tea - Che,-5 Col - lege. Thy Stand for Christ - i - an - i - ty as you have Taught us, Tea - chers C01 ' 1996- In 9eJEFFPWTf'L1eJAf'bFpr?e,fp' ' Q 1fUId1?JJLJ:J:lJLFIfjp Sons and daugh-ters brmg Thee fame Thru Know - ledge whlch we here have gained E all we do we Shall Pro - cl:-um to all the worldThy Teach -ing fame, A fgrwifffilfi if fwfr f bi Jed if Wilgfm MAJ ng - ly we ralse Thy Name, Oh Wm -ston Sal -em Tea - chers Col - lege! forth we Praise Thy Name, Oh Win -ston Sal -em Tea - chers Col - lege! lelffffffglffhlfefr U 4 Table of Contents TITLE PACE ........... FOREWORD I BUILDINGS . DEDICATICN ..... SPECIAL RECGGNITION. . ALMA MATER .... TABLE OF CONTENTS . FACULTY AND STAFF . SENIORS ...... IUNIORS. . . SOPHOMORES . FRESHMEN . ACTIVITIES . SPORTS ...... ADVERTISEMENTS . THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION of Human Rights Whereas disregard and contempt for human rights have resulted in harbarous acts which have outraged the conscience of mankind, and the advent of a world in which human beings shall enjoy freedom of speech and belief, and freedom from fear and want,has been proclaimed as the highest aspiration of the common people, BROVVN, THOMAS I, BROWN, VIOLA C. BROXVN, VIVIENNE BURNHANI, LINTON T, X 'WWW' 47 Sub CLARK, HERBERT L. CR XXVFORD, FANNIE M. l Inman, ,IANIES E. FOUNTAIN. JOHN A- uw 'C' BA LSLEY, DAISY F. BUTLER, FLORENCE T. COBLE, FRANCES R, CAINES, CLARENCE E. F.- in GOORE, GLORIA C. GRAY. ARDELL H. HALL, CHARLOTTE G. HALL, GEORGE A. .il 'no HAMILTON, LOUISE S. '51 MHA 0 'F I! I ' -' 9. L.AA. M9--A-, ffiv' 1 'flu- HAUSER, CHARLIE B Ao. 'Ii ' Q ISBELL, VVILLAMETTA ISOM, MARY S. On . v-.y,,,.-I JOHNSON, GEORGE L. JORDAN, WILLARD C. KNIGHT, GRACE LEWIS, jOHN F. -. ......- .. .. .. - . ,- M . . .--L , VV. N I N. , ,wk I 'K A .VXA 'R' ifo- LAVVHORN, MYRNA B. MILLER, EVA H. MOORE, C. BEATRICE NEELY. MADGE L C? . ,wi Q.SL-', Q' PARKER, CHARLES J. PATTERSON, JOSEPH N. PERRY, MATTIE E. W4 U' gli I -I'1!Kx'z.g.ffEj I V59 s. I .M Nr Wu Rlfflix y,y1LLIAM ROBINSON, CARRIE WATTS, ROLAND s. WHITE, BESSIE J Yin ' ' 5 .Q-' Business Office BROWN S ,D 1:25 'Q-223, f N, 4 -g! s ssss Registrars Office X ,A P Th h'- Qfsiif-:QLHJQQ .4 A 5' f f 8 kiwi. rv N-J X ,. 1 . I t I. Q , . K Post Qffice + ff fs Jw A 6 15 Dining Hall 4 1, ARTICLE 27-1. Everyone has the right freely to participate in the cultural life of the communityg to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits. The-1959-Ram taff Avrvlunl-'r1Ug., , ' I A . ay' 1 1 I t x A , fu f'42-..,.m' .zxvx Fm. un, Y Q , 5 -if: V W .- Left to right fStandingJ: Barbara Hancock, Herbert Cona- Left to right KSeatedj: Catherine Stewart, Katrena Bald- way, Elnora Kerns, Sherman Vaughn, Lionel Carr, Eula win, Odell Watson, -lacqueline Martin. Davis, Peggy Fishe, Walter Gaines. EDITORIAL STAFF ODELL WATSON . I . , , . Editor WILLIAM KAUKEANO Assistant Editor HERBERT CONAWAY Editorial Diredor ELMA FULP Executive Secretary ELNOHA KERNS , Business Manager L' Sim-wi X'llIl'fIllXlf '9I'ICX XNNINHIIII Nw r4'lnrl1 i . Class Y ' 9 . .gp :. I f U ' I' I 5 A Ill lxlil lxl cgoxixxx xx L I H siflrnl Q ' , , , V Q H 2 fx J' x. j will I I x xx1x'1'sux ' ' I XII' l'1'a'viffr'l:l ' 1 Xl-.Xl ll-. IHHIH I I 51 l'l'fIII'll H .- ...- .hx . R-,,,.1. XUI.Xl,XXIl1 fw lhlllrf -. -, 4... m 'HI czuuiv fvllllllllill ,...... .-A -9 Pu ae Eighteen Class Histor Our class history is a drama which consists of four acts. Characters: Members of the 1959 Senior Class. Setting: Winston-Salem Teachers College. . By-Norma Lamb ACT I The curtains open. The class of 1959 entered the WSTC in September 1955, seeking a higher education with the hopes of securing the B.S. degree. During Orientation Week we became acquainted with each other and soon became ad- justed to our new environment. At the end of the Week we were eager to start working with our class advisor, Miss Florence T. Butler. Many of us began to participate in the extra-curricular activities on the campus of the college. Soon it was Homecoming season. We chose as attendant to Miss ,T. C. the lovely Grace Rowland to represent our c ass. The Student Council sponsored an all College Talent Contest. The first prize was won by the Freshman Class. With the coming of the Winter Quarter, we found ourselves in the process of electing cap- able class leaders. The olficers were Calvert Smith, Presidentg Sophia Bai ey, Secretaryg Beatrice Robinson, Treasurerg Cornelia Sibert and Eva Smith, Student Council Members. In December we presented our first chapel program entitled Living Madonnas. The Freshman-Sophomore Dance climaxed the first act of our drama. The curtains slowly closed as the marvelous year ended. ACT II The curtains opened swiftly. In the fall of 1956 many of us were determined to accomplish more this year than we had in the past. We were again progressing under the same class officers' capable leadership. Homecoming time arrived. We chose the adorable Elma Fulp to serve as attendant to Miss T. C.'s court. Several of our young men engaged in the various sports offered at the college. Our basket- ball team won the CIAA Championship Tournament. Rufus McClendon played and Fred Davis was a member of this team. As the action of the drama continued, we found some of our Sophomores making significant achievements. Young women were chosen Sweethearts and queens for fraternities. Creek- dom claimed many girls and fellows. Names appeared on the rosters of the Band, the Choir, the Drama Guild and other organizations. A large group made the honor roll. One of our outstanding organizations, the NAACP, crowned Ruth Goolsby, who made a regal queen. The last big effort for the year was the Freshman-Sophomore Parisian Ball. We left T. C. with great anticipation for the coming year. ACT III The curtains opened again on our Junior year. Some of us were asked to be big sisters and brothers to the Freshman c ass during their Orientation Week. New officers were chosen to lead us through this glorious year. -Iaccgueline Martin, Presidentg Kennetta Hairston, Secretary: Comelia Sibert, Treasurerg Elma Fulp an Lorenzo Dixon, Student Council Members. During Homecoming, our class candidate for Miss T. C. was Princess Simmons. Class Histor Our next great task was that of taking the junior Tests. We gave a big sigh of relief when they were over. In honor of Elias Gilbert, one of our classmates who is an outstanding track star, we pre- sented a chapel program. Herbert Conaway also made an excellent record in track. Calvert Smith rated high in baseball. He was also on the football team with William Kauk- eano, Walter Gaines, james Webster and Billy Williams. The outstanding nurse of the year was Hazel Catherine Thompson. The best Actor Award in the Drama Tournament went to Elliott Thompson. Prelette McDowell was chosen Miss Harvest Queen The student body voted Miss Nora Lamb the Lady of the Month Mary White a newcomer to our class was elected 1nto a State SNEA oE1ce A picked group of choir members toured the North m the spnng of that year junior nurses were most valuable during the fall eprdenuc in Winston Salem That group of nurses was the largest to leave T C for affiliation 1n New York Maryland and Tennessee juniors of our class were charter members of Alpha Phz Sigma a National Honor Society They were jacquellne Martin Herbert Conaway Shirley Carson and Calvert Smith Officers for the coming year were elected as follows Herbert Conaway President Odell Watson Vice President Vencle Barrett, Secretary Nora Lamb Treasurer jacquelme Martin and Calvert Smlth, Student Councll Members The theme of our jumor Senxor Prom was Rendezvous of Stars The reception m Pegram Hall before the dance surpassed in glamour all previous occasions This helped to make the Prom a success As the school year came to an end, the curtams closed on a happy rising Senior Class ACT IV Finally the curtams opened again At last we were Senlors The class officers assumed their posxtions of leadership The Yearbook Staff began to work on the 1959 RAM We looked forward to doing our Student Teaching because we knew this was an rmportant step toward graduation The trained Senior nurses returned from afllhatxon and were welcomed to the campus The Seniors last Homecoming amved Betty Pearson our candidate for Miss T C made a fashionable appearance on every occasion The campaign activities were adrolt Dons Burke a Senior won the title M1ss Ram Elma Fulp was runner up All contestants were presented to the pubhc in the Homecommg parade on a decorated float After the fall Drama Guild Contest, the best actress award was presented to Nora Lamb Billy Williams james Webster and Calvert Smith were great assets to the football team William Kaukeano served as statrshclan for the football and basketball teams during the year They were Dorothy Allison Sophia Barley Katrena Baldwm Shirley Carson Herbert Conaway jacquellne Martin Calvert Smith Henry Thomton and Thomas Thornton Our gift to the college was a life size bust of Elias Gilbert who brought our class and the college world wide fame Mr Hamlet Coore was the sculptor We still have to look forward in the spring to Honors Day May Day and the Prom We plan to graduate as financial members of the T C Alumm ASSOCIRUOII Commencement Day will climax the drama We shall leave dear old T C and our most beloved advisor Miss Florence T Butler After the CUI't3lIlS close we shall go forth to other Belds of endeavor We have gamed much here but we must leam to produce as future leaders in our own environments Page Nineteen . . , . , . 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Knowledge comesg But, wisdom Olll' 1 , tfffleave Ydil, 'A V 'Zi Pggfn 2:Blue aiid Vllhftef COLORS: Page Twenty-One In Memoriam MACKINS, ANNA Mankind are always happier for having been happyg So that if you make them happy now, You make them happy twenty years Hence by memory of it. Page Tu only-Two This memory brightens o'er the past, As when the sun concealed Behind some cloud that Near us hangs, Shines on a distant field. 1 -'VI N., I i N Q K CUNNINCS, WILLIE ALLISON, DOROTHY S IOR ANDERSON. FLORENCE BALDXVIN, KATRENA L. BAILEY. SOPI-IIA .-XNTONE. CONNIE I.. ISEATTY. GRACE O. BARNES, ELIZABETH A. A --uh r - 1- - - ' - BARRETT. VENCIE Page Twenty-Three 1 .4 l V: . 'f BROXVN, LIZZIE CARR, LIONEL age Twenty-Four BRADSHER, SHIRLEY R. BRIGHT WILLIAM CARSON, SHIRLEY A. BOND, ANNIE L. ,Q BURKE DORIS K CHAMBERS, MARY J. CLAVON, DAISY COCKERHAM, ARZELL y X, x -,, CONAWAY, HERBERT COFIELD, VIVIAN COCKERHAM, CONNIE G. K: , CORDAL, BETSY A. CORPENINC, DOROTHY COLLINS, SARAH Page Twenig-Five DARK, BARBARA 'S 1 o DEAN, GLADYS Xl. e Twenty-Six DALTON, SHIRLEY DAvw,EULAJ. DOBSON, ODESSA COVINCTON. DELR.-XY DAVIS FRED EASON,BERTHA yo' 'F EDWARDS, VELNIA FAIRLEY AUC USTA FULP, ELMA D- FISHE, PEGGIE S. J , CAMBILL, VERA M. GASTON, FANNIE 1 in H .. ,.,.. .,.,, FAULKNER, SADIE GAINES, XVALTER Page Twenty-Seven ,..,....-f-f ,....,,...... . GWYN, BARBARA HAIRSTON, KENNETTA Twenty-Eight v . , , GRAVELY, AMMIE COOLSBY, RUTH E. ,f 'fn-ff HAIRSTON, ERNESTINE HAIRSTON, FAMOUS 2 HAMMOND, VALERIA HANCOCK, BARBARA HAROLD, HORACE HOOPER, CORENE 4 wx H IOHNSON, BARBARA HUGHES, CAROLYN H. 'fn IONES, MILDRED KEEZEE, MOZELLE HORTON, BARBARA f' JOHNSON, BETTY IO Page Twenty Nini f I ..-.......---suyrfl ' ' f LEWVIS, MELVA MCCLUNEY, WILLIE Nlifhirty ' .ff Xvnr . KERNS, ELNORA A. LAMB, NORA 1 .K ff: McDOWELL, PRELETTE MCGHEE, IRENE LINTON, THOMAS LITTLE, BARBARA A. -Sk -, Nlc-KNIGHT. Nl.-XliCIES'l'EEN A XNLENDON, EDDIE NIA-XSKE, SHIRLEY fl,-XRTIN. -l.XCIQL'EL.lNE, bl. 1 MILLER, NORXIA -I. XION1 COXIEHY. .IOAN E. NICNEILL, CATHERINE 'le-' NIICKENS, THOMAS N Page '1Ahirly:One V-IR 1' 4 OLIVER, GLEN DA PARKER, E. DELORES 1 'ge Thirty-1'u'o MOODY, CHRISTINE I NEAL, MARIAN E. PARKER, CLEOPATRA PARKER, DOLPHUS PEARSON, BETTY I. Nl: PENDER, LENNER ,if il l'liOl'I.ES. S.-XXDH X K. PHILLIPS, FANNIE -5 ROBIXSOX. BE.-XTHICE B. REAP, NIILIARD SELLARS, E:Xlil.EXE LSI-IAXY. GEORGE PIXKSTON. B. PEARLEY RUWIAXD. GRACE E. Page Tbirly-'l'lJrer F'f' 5 I i I V L E V w i E l ,. I bl. ,'-:..- .- E SIMPSON, ELEANOR SMITH, HARRY Page Thirty-Four 'X v ' w SIBERT, CORNELIA A. SMITH, CALVERT STEWART, CATHERINE B. SHOAF, SAVANNAH SMITH, EVA D STEWART, CLARK G. ik! ,ff-L ' STOKES, VIRGINIA STOKES, VON QV. 114- THOMPSON, ELLIOTT TATE, FRANCES gi' THORNTON, HENRY THORNTON, THOMAS STRICKLAND, ROMONA .-I THOMPSON, H. CATHERINE Page Thirly-lfirc X 1 .1 THURNIAN, ELAINE VA UGHN, SHERMAN WATSON, ODELL Q WEBB, RESSIE L I 5 il 5 WHITE, BETTY F I P 'L i VVHITE, MARY- L1 L PT 7 . W'HITTED, EUNICE NI. 5',XPage Thirty-Six ' Qs , 4, :J-4.. , -Y- ... ,, , YY . ,- , U WILLIAMS, MARVA BROWN, HELEN WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY Y. WILSON, MARION G. YOUNG, MARGARET WILLIAMSON, SARAH WRIGHT, NOVA Page Thirty-Seven I Who's Who 1 , L r i i' 'Y f- ,-z . 'xg an Aj Pugr Thirty-Eight 45? x x' A -nm. Q ARTICLE 1.-All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. 'if' RQ. COOlxE REBECCA BLANIxS SOPHIA BOP-DEAUX ARTHALIA Page Forty A FREFNHN IRNA HICIxS ANNIE SPAUI DINC CWENDOLYN S 9. x I X A 'U I ' N A ' 1 fi, In h ' , 1 Q L4 A - we 1 -2, , Q ,. L K- ' my N . .,. A - j- X, 7 'Y h , ,qui f., I .jivlm-L4 L 2- :VA IgQ' 1 - ' ARTICLE 21-1. Everyone has the right to take part in the government of his country, directly or through freely chosen representatives. 2. Everyone has the right of equal access to puhlie service in his country. Page Fody-One z N 1513 B XSS EUNICE CRUXIP NI ARTHA Lv' ln. . 'TN f ' 3 ff' 9-l ' BOXD XIATTIE CLARR BARBARA p I COOPER CORRETHER COYART NAOXII 455 Wxm 5 'A-. COLE LOUIS Q DAX IS RICH -XRD ' , i ', l , A NI. EINf'I,ISII, ROSFTTA FORD VERA FOSTER SAMUEL age' Furry-Two .- GREEN, GLORIA 'fi 1 D. - JANIES. DAISY 1' 125 W 3' .6 S NICMILLAN, SHIRLEY GREENE, SARAH ,0- fix A . 4 Y 9 A A VIENKINS. GERALDINE Wie. MICHAEL, THELMA L A K hh GREGORY, VIRGINIA f' 4. 11' Q X9 an - LOXVDERNIILK. CAROLYN fax 2 X MOORE, SARAH I K? kg HUBBARD, CURA ygx fi ' . K.. fx Af' I Mc-XIILLAN. IOHNNIE MOSELEY. BERNICE Page Forty-Three S13 f -on OLIVER JULIA 'UT PHILSON BARBARA 'l 'Q ,K L. TAYLOR CATHERINE , xx Page Pr rty Fwur E OUTLAVV SYLVIA RAY ALTAVIA 'N THONIPSON MARY N ls' 1 AA. PARKER VIOLA REESE CATHERINE THOMPSON PECGIE 'Al XSHINCTON DELORIS WILLIAMS WANDA PENNEX ARLENE If SINIXIONS JOYCE XVADDELL ELIZABETH . 1 li- - '- Ji? -W N1-,xJ.J'., -S., ' nuff-.- N-.pij 11 ' ,' -..1f '.j't:v -7 1 ' Jil CJR - I 'Iv' , . f 3 5, , ff L fl ,,,,. , 1 , 1 ' a - ' I . 'Tb y - A-v - - i f g . , 1' ,. b 4, fk 'W s y , r, , 1' C 'Q . v I 5 7 - . ' ' 4 A I vs K p , I , ,, . 4 1 , , I I' , . 4 ' X-,. ' 1 i-TW., + - , y ., I , l I 'Q 7 gf , A 4 f - A . + - D - . Y, .- ly A ... Q -,- 1 ' a. 1 . 3 x. 1 JH . v, V I 'L' 7, 'V VV' ' 5. vi g 0. li.-. , ,- s' ' f 1 1 n , ' - B. Zh, , Z' ' -'f2'3?' '-'- f'v,',f'- A 1? wg - If Y , . I. lf V ,x I r . , I 1 ' x P A ' I A A I -I . 1 , , 'r - 1 Xxx ARTICLE 19-Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expressiong this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers. Page Forty-Five AI.S'I'UN. SONJA IXNDPIEXVS, XI.-XRCO BAI,DXVlN. XI.-XNKETHA RUNNER, CIIXRHIE HHOXYN, LUCHETIA HROXVN, SADIE BL7I,I,OCK, APITELIA DANCY, CHRISTINE DAWSDN, PAULINE DAVIS, DIANA DAVIS. JESSIIQ DAVIS, wII,TI2II EIDXVAHIJS, IRENE FUJXVERS, MARY CVXYNOH. FLOHA fIlLLESl'IE, MARY F I Igr lfrrftlfsli fx 'VN A I f fn xl .-1 4 ug u :S a- , Z '- E 1' L QW I 22 As Pix CIIAIURE, ANN CKJRIIXXI. IIARIIXRX CUSS. CAIIOIXN HARDY QICJZY HARRIS, PEARLIE HICKS. DORIS HUNT, SARA ISLERE, MARY IANIISON, BARBARA JOHNSON, IOYCE KELLY. BETTY LITTLE. ELLA LONG, VIVIAN MOORE, ETHEL MYRICK, A RTHUR XV. OLDS. VIRGINIA LQ PUIJL' Forty-Sm an PARKER, BETTY PARKER, HELEN PETTIFORD, XIARY PETTIFORD. RUTH POWELL, RUBY PULLENI, SHIRLEY RALASON, ASHA REINHARDT, EDDIS ROGERS, GLORIA SMITH, MARY THOMPSON, DELORES TYLER, PEGGIE NVALLAGE. IAGQUELINE XVIGGINS, QUEEN YOUNGUE, GLORIA Page Forty-Eight Q C, fl N ,.. . QW P 45m TN ,rv 4 5hu5 gx .Q , 'x, ix , wx Y 'Q X 1 D F g cc occ ARTICLE 26-1. Everyone has the right to education. Education shall be free, at least in the elementary and fundamental stages. Elementary education shall he compulsory. Technical and professional education shall be made generally available and higher education shall be equally accessible to all on the basis of merit. 2. Education shall he directed to the full development of the human personality and the strengthening of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms. It shall promote understanding, Tolerance and friendship among all nations, racial or religious groups, and shall further the activities of the United Nations for the maintenance of peace. Page F arty-N ine Studcnt Council Student National Educ. Association I -'1 Student Nurses Association ,W E .-.uni li nuulllllll 11 it li lb 4 Q-. ii '-' 'iw Q-:J 13 1 1- -in-. E Q if :ini , I ill! ' . r PQI 5. --.1 :- s 5 ff- t ' ' A A 9: 5 ' Q .1 N A Q 5 ' + W9 f0rw!i1nr.l.1nu.-u-Q-b.n-n--.....,.-.-5 fi- .....r..' , - .. ,. - .... -- --- -V -------L Charm Club Pa lg Biclcett Hall Dormitory Council Girl Scout Leaders 'B 3 wh T. C. Majorettes 1 'I ighfi J gee fr T. C. Cheerleaders Pc-:gram Hall Council Atkins Hall Council ' V Band Page F iffy-F Choir Kappa Alpha So Ivy Leaf Club Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority if Aurora Club Zeta Phi Betta Sorority 13 A 1. f., K- -Ayr A sf 'Pfiste- Archonian Club .-. 1 ml ' -ffffll 53' ul ' I .igfiirs 'Mel-: Els J , ,xi if..-31 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 15 1... A ,Ed 4 A fuffi f - , Q7 K igff Pyramid Club Omega Psi Phi Fraternity vi' 'A HERBERT STOVER XVILBERT SAXIUEL bf I ,tiffm K 'lf 'mf ,.,x Q0 an Qigsfbiez, ' X ? is -- -' 1 N. 'k .H-'F mis' yy . fiqn-ei' .'Jj51.' . ,,-' 1-:H,.T1 f . 'Ng ', RYE- ,I n f ' . AWN, S5131 Q' 'X ' DHEA.. f-' M. Q , ' vswG?Qx.g ,Q G1 LQ, Sn: 3 1- -'- , '.,,','-Y'-gi 'I pnql We V Aa-515236, -BPA, - Q2 Q -545657 '-.f' 1' -,lj ,' QQQKQG ' 4f22'9L,: A Velgqix-N' ' sag Q9 TIM MCCOY EDWARD MARTIN .J H 1,-T , . NM .- Pagv Sixty-'fain '12 Lampodas Club I ' E n Qi if Alpha Phi Sigma Honorary Fraternity Pan Hellenic: Council I X ARTICLE 14-Everyone born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State Wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the priv- ileges or immunities of citizens of the United Statesg nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of lawg nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. Page Sixfy-Fire T r ack ' WILBUR ROSS, Track Coach Coach Ross is a resident of Newark, N. I., and a grad- uate of Baldwin-Wallace College. He made a name for himself by winning the Pentathalon Championship in 1943 and 44. Since joining the staff in 1954, he has piloted the Rams', to a national track power. Under his able tutelage, the potential abilities of Elias Gilbert, world title holder in 220 low hurdles and Fran Wash- ington, holder of 3 American collegiate records, have been realized. His teams have won the North Carolina AAU Championship meet for two consecutive years, and with a skeleton crew placed 2nd in the NAIA Track Championship at Califomia. Ross is looking forward to a great season for his boys. SCHEDULE INDOORS OUTDOORS Metropolitan AAU ,,,,, ,,,......... D ec. 26th ,,,..... ....... N ew York, N. Y. Florida Relays ,........ ...,,.. . Mar. 21 ...,,........,,....,.,,, Tallahassee, Fla. Boston K- Of C ------- ----f--- .l an- 17th ------- ---f-f-------' B Ostonr Mass- Dual Meet fherel ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mar. 28 ...,.,,,,..,., Winston-Salem, N. C. Philadelphia Inq .,..,,,,, .,.... F eb. 13th ,...... ......., P hiladelphia, Penn. Qmmtico Relays Vfifffffffiifffifffiv Apr' 10-11 AAAAA,.A-A,.AA----,k,, Qmmtiw, Va. Washington Star VVVVYVYVV A'Ai'i J an' 24th 'A'i ' W ashingtonl D' C' NVinston-Salem Relays ,,,,, .,,. A pr, 18 ..,........ WVinst0n-Salem, N. C. Mimosa Gmesv YYYYAAIVII Jim' 31st VYAAIAI' QYYVVYVVY N ew York, N' Y' Penn. Relays .....,............ May 24-25 ......... ......., P hiladelphia Penn Boston AA ,,YY,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, F eb. 7th ........ .............. B oston, Mass ' ' National AAU H Feb' mst -plnglv W VYYY New York, N' Y' N. C. Relays .. .... ..... .... ll I ay 2.. .. .... ....... D urham, N. C. New York K, of C, .......,,..,.. Mar. 7th ...... ......... N ew York, N. Y. CIM C11HH1Pi0HSl1iPS ----- ------- N My 8 -------- -----... P Cfsfsbufg. VH- Chicago Daily News ,,,,,ll,,,,,,,,, Mar. 13th .... Chicago, Illinois Carolina Relays AAU . .. May 16 ....... .... . Raleigh, N. C. Front Huw, left tn right: Godfrey Moorv, Edward johnson, Archie Russell Rogers, Rohcrt jackson, Francis NVashington, Edward Hilcy, Brooks, Ruhr-rt Manning, Frank Bowens, Dwight Gardner, Herbert Jost-ph Middleton, Carl Brown. Cnnaway. Burk Rmu, left to right: Elias Cilhcrt. Charles Lewis, Pam' Sixty-Six 1 R li' . l s Y V . . x I . x f fl V: x g - Q' . l l -. : Y l' Yr . . . ,.,2l'. W 5, - 4 4 l . ' 1 'Ax 1 Q, X -' t F ' ' R . , ,ry NF . . 3' - . ', , v . R14 'ff ' E '12 A 1 'X . ':,,9:7i 'l vs.. '.4!5 5 ' Ilurdlers, Lfft tu Right: Elias Gilbert, Francis NVashington, joseph FTB-Yhfndfl Rdlly Team, Left ff' Right! R0b6'l'i Mamling, AI'Chi0 Middleton, and Carl Brown, Brooks, Russel Rogers, and Frank Bowens. Freshman Sprinters: Robert Manning, and Frank Bowens. Bflmd JUVNDBTSI CIIHIICS Lewis, and JOSGPTI Middleffm- Page S ixty-Seven '79 I - ..., -.. . A U-zuf. Elias Gilbert is a migrant from New jersey where he was a very good trackman in high school. During his freshman year. it was predicted that he would emerge as one of the greatest hurdlers of his era, and he eventually lived up to those expecta- tions. Cilhert is the type of athlete who works extremely hard for all his success, and his work has paid off in that he holds the World's Record in the 220 low hurdles at the time of this printing. There are no limits to the heights to which Elias can climb. if una, l lfrau XVashington is the other great hurdler for Teachers College. He counts to North Carolina from Boston, Mass., and his valui- to the team is licyuud explanation. During his three years lu-re, lic has managed to accumulate the Amerie-an Record in the -Htl yard hurdles, the National AAU 220 yard low hurdles record, .uid the CIAA 2211 yard lovv luuflles record at the time of this printing. lfran has one inure year to run for Teucliers College. The sky in the limit ini' his sueeess. Pact S iffy-Eight ,412 Herhert Couaway is a product of Bordentown, New jersey, where he was a very good athlete. Herbert is one of the most serious athletes one can meet. He undertakes each and every practice session with a new determination. He loves the sport and he'll go all out to win as long as he can do it in a good- sportsman-like manner. His presence will he missed next year. The Winston-Salem Teachers College track team has continued to grow and grow each year. Through this team, WVinston-Salem Teachers College has become known all over the United States, for the team has par- ticipated in track meets all over the United States, and in each meet, it leaves its mark. The track team is one of the hardest working teams in the conference, if not the hardest. Coach Ross constantly drives his boys, for he is a strong advocate of the theory that practice makes perfect. The one factor about the team that is applicable to its success is that the members on the team are extremely close to each other. They have that feeling of oneness which is a part of cvcry championship team. Our hats are off to thc track team because they are ahle to stride so gracefully under adverse circumstances. April ll April I6 April 26 April 29 Xlny l Xlgiy 2 r, . AWAY If.ryt-mwillf Strut- . North C.1rrilirr.r A. 8 T. Blliufielcl Shih' Eli7.iln'th City State Nliirylnml State Delaware m-. - Y Baseball WVhen the vaunted Morgan Bears scaled the gridiron heights during the 30,5 much of their success was at- tributed to the all around play of Tank,' Conrad. Tank was noted as an all time Morgan and conference great. He received his M.A. from N. Y. U. Tank was also a star pitcher in baseball. Tank,' is a baseball theorist of the Hrst rank. He believes that a sound body and sound mind produce a sound athlete. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS T. C. Ruin lil 6 Rain -I 4 Visitors 7 4 6 5 HOME GAMES April 5 Dt-l.iwiire .. ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, . 10 3 April 14 Bluefield Strike .. . 6 0 April 25 Nlnrylaml State .. 7 12 Nlrly 5 Slinw . .. .. .. 11 19 Nlay 6 Shaw . .. . 6 9 May 7 Elizabeth City .. ,,,,,,,,,, . Rain Mary 113 North Carolina A. 6: T. .,,, IU 8 May 20 l aycttn-ville Stute ,....,, ,..,, l 3 4 Back Row: Jodie YVils0n, Grant Green, Charles Guthrie, Eugene Thomson, Bobby jones. First Row: jacob Simms, Arthur Pharr, Floyd. Second Row: Roy Gerald, Robert Rose, Ivan Ashley, Bobby Paul Hayes, Ca vert Smith, Lenville Harriston, Eddie Bratton. 1' I I Ui , IU , I Calvert Chicago Smitty Smith is a product of Carver High School in Chicago, Illinois. Smitty has heen T. Cfs first string catcher ever sinee he's heen here. He started every game, and he missed only three innings of play. He came into his own last year and earned himself a position on the all-eonference team. He has eaptainecl the team for three years. 11 Page Severity All-Conference QQ! A :vie , r Q 4' ' t , Paul Say-Hey Hayes is a graduate of Union High School in New Iersey. Say-hey clerivetl his name from the faet that he plays center field similar to Nlr. NVillie Nlays, Say-Hey startecl every game of his college career except for two games last year when he was out with iniuries, Anything hit in his clireetion was a sure out. His all-round ability was a great eontrihutor to his being selected to the all-conference team. jodie SO years XVilson was the other member of the key-stone ecmibination for the team. ln BO years , T, C. had one of the hetter short stops in the eonferenee. Not only was he a demon on defense, hut he was also valuable offensively het-ause he eoulcl hit the long hall-that he usually tlid. I First Team If credit could he given to any one iuuu for the success of the 1958 bust-lmll tt-.uu, it would he given Roy Gi-mlcl. Roy brought to the pitching stall' umuy years uf expt-rieriu' plus iiliility which is ' .1 lmrd comhiuutiou tu top. Ceriild was at his lu sl last year when I lu- relit-vt-cl Criuit Crt-eu in tht- seventh iuuiug of the second A. Ck T. g.une, lm-t-tl nine hzittt-rs, guve up one hit, and struck uut eight. His se-.isou's record was 3 wins iind two losses. x Other fellows that were very valuable to the 1958 baseball team were Charles Guthrie, Bobby jones, Robert Rose, and Lenville Harriston. The team ended the season with a 65 recordg however, the record is not indicative of the teaufs ultimate success. The most enjoyable vic- tories of the season came over the high flying North Carolina A. 61 T. College Aggies, who are arch rivals of T. C. in all athletics. A. 6: T. went down in defeat twice at the hands of the Teachers, 10-7, and 10-8. ev e f , p . .. 1. . 4 f I 1 xi: 85145 'Q I 1 I fi r i . -Q 1 ,i v !,f . I ' i ft K s E- . x'l L . .lj , ' . , -' J' ., . ' I' N . 'I I, Na wel! :rl f- Il in ,A ilifl 1 2 al , l 1 lr Q X., - ? -. f L ' ' -I .K-7- 1 ' I - I. .eq -.H -! li A f -- V e 'V ' . 4 iff, 1 '3 ' 1: ' - ii -I 'iii' - '47 in vi . , - 4 E. i ss 5 9 ,, 1 , H 11 . i. 1 f 'Q I V ' ' ' .',5' s -H , 'T 'fl .. .: 4 ' if ' r E51 li? let E7 A 11 'l kvltth Qilvi ,I T' 4- ' -A-ff, 1' i' 4' lit ll fi ' U ,X 1 ' l V 121. V ' ' l I T . tl t -' iw'lW.f.t .Li M . ei f B .2 f 1. m-,. ,f 1 'ii 3,5 3,7 i. 4 I ' e' i X iv in' V ll 5 - 11 :sl l ,J 1' is A ' 4 , i L, wi Q i X is I' 'I 'X 1 i s r if v . I iv, ' .,. 5 ,Q . f , 4 rv - ' -, - 1 , w mi? -A . 5 .4 Yikvil. IW , s ' l ATHLETIC PROGRESS 1. Penn Relays Shuttle Hurdles Champions 1957-58-59. 2. Elias Gilbert-World's Record Holder in the 220 yard low hurdles. 3. Coach Wilbur L. Ross. 4. 1953 CIAA Basketball Champions. 5. All CIAA Ben Dupree. 6. Coach Thomas R. Conrad. 7. All CIAA Bobby Rowe. 8. Coach Russell Murphy. 9. 1959 Basketball Squad. 10. Rufus McCIendon-1959 Captain. 11. Coach C. E. Gaines. 12 Cleo Hill-All CIAA Forward. 18. Calvert Smith-All CIAA Baseball 14. lack DeFares-All CIAA Basketball. 15. Wilfred John-All CIAA Basketball. 16 Willis Iohnson-All CIAA Basketball. 17. Marshall Emery-All CIAA Basketball. 18 Millard Harris-All CIAA Basketball 19. 1957 CIAA Champions, 1959 CIAA Champions Track and Field, CIAA Champions Golf. Basketball Clarence E. Cliig Housel Gaines, Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach. Bighouse is a graduate of Mor- ag gan College where he gained fame as a bruising tackle in the early 40's. Bighouse has finnly entrenched himself . w in the Twin City. In basketball he has guided the Rams ., .M- . fr 1. -5.-.-.l 2 ffixts. to two tournament championships and one visitation title. Under his able guidance. the Rams have also been runner-up 5 to the inevitable champs of the N.A.l.A.-Tennessee State University. Bighouse is a driving and demanding coach with sound principles and various philosophies. He main- tains that an athlete should not only have a strong body, but also a strong mind and an unquestionable character. 'D 46: 2 cn Q I F11 U C' lf' W 5 H 'CU 535 Fl cn C' T' H cn H O One of his main sayings is, Desire is three-fourths of the victory. ,L 2, 2 - f - DATE OF PRINTING Games Home Away Opponents T. C. Visitors Games Opponents T. C. Visitors Dec 4 South Carolina ....., 92 70 Dec. 12 Morgan State .......,,,,, 55 52 Dec. Florida A, 81 M. ..,s S1 102 Dec. 13 Virginia Union ..., ...., ...... 5 8 83 DEC Morris Brown ----- 75 53 lan. North Carolina College 73 59 E60 T-Or?hPu?t ' jan. North Carolina A, 61 T. ....,, ,,,,, 6 7 58 ec irgmia a e ..... 4 b , A , Dec Elizabeth City 73 87 lan. 10 North Carolina College ,,,, 69 76 Ian. Virginia Union YYYYYY 63 58 Jan. 12 Virginia State ,,.....,.. . ,,,,,, 60 58 jan, john C. Smith ,sii,iri,ii 70 83 jan. 13 Maryland State ,...... ,,,,, 6 0 58 Jem. A. 61 T.AC0llege ....... 60 85 Jan. 23 Elizabeth City , .,,,. ..... 6 5 59 gslfvttewlle Sl' ' Feb. Fayetteville .. .. G5 47 jan. North Carolina College 67 66 Feb' 10 Shaw ' ' ' ' Feb. Maryland State .,.,............ Fell 17 A4 N T- Collvllc Feb. Morgan State ..... Feb. 23 johnson C. Smith ...... f B 5 . lf. C ' . 4 QU ' IQ ' I nn .K Front Hou, from left In right: Edward Thompson, Thomas Montciro, son. Donald lfaisnn, Donald Q. Rufus Nlnfilviulun lC.ipt,J, Arthur jolinson. Cleo Hill, Bobby Rowe. Henry, joslic XVilsou, linger Dt-.ui lilllllllll flill. liuvlt Huw, from left tu right: Earl Smith, james john- Pagv Scucnty-Two ls 1 I Bradley, Ernest -lolinson. George Artic johnson is the pliiyiutiker for the Reims this year. Many of tht- H.uus victories lmvt- umm- as .i clircut rt-sult uf Artit-'s iihility to set up plays, as well .is to vxcciitr' them. Senior and Captain CI 1 . N x 1 . , - .5 . ,, Q5 I Rufus Bumpsy ML-Clendon is ai prncluct of Nvw York City iinrl the cziptiiin of tht- Ruins this yt-iir, UBIIHIDSYH is the take-t'li4i1'gu guy of tht- Hams xigaiin this yuir :is hm' has ht-en in tht- piist. uBuuipsy has pairticipntetl iu every 11.uut' uf his tolli-gv t.in-vr from his suplicmiorc- yt-nr on with the s-xt-option of ai few when he wus out with injurit-5, Hs luis stcaitlily iiupruvm-'cl since his frcsluuzin yuir. Each yvur lit' got prugrcssivt-ly ht-ttvr :incl ht-ttc-r until hiuilly, in his st-nior ymir, hc has truly lslussuim-tl iutu .n st.u' Ihr is xi tloiuuu -mu tlt-luiist-, he has tr:-iiisiiclniis spring ui his lvus, .incl ht' h.is spt-ml ziutl cletcriiiilixitiim, .ill of whith ruustitutv- .4 guutl h.isl-it-th.ill pl.iyt'r. Ht- will tlcfiuitt-ly ln' missetl next yu. lr, Pugu Sf.'lQC1lffl-Tllfl'L' Cleo Hill is a graduate of Southside High School in Newark, N, j., where he was an allveity basketball player. Cleo is just a sophomore, but he is already ft star and still developing. This year, the expression, 'AAs Cleo goes, so goes the Rains, has developed, and every word of it is true. Cleo is truly the nucleus of the team. Many times during the course of the season, Cleo has been high point man, with an excess of 20 points and some- tiiues 30, and he has also emerged as the leading rebounder. Great things are expected of this young man-and rightfully so. 'I'ouuuy Nlonterio entered the ranks of the partieipating at :uid-sz-.ison, and ln-v.niiie more and more yaliialile .rs the season wore ou llls major problem was shyness, liowi-yer, he eolului-red that .uid iontlnued tinfl4'y1'lHll. lie has tlu' illilllly. .rs lu' has shown .1 uluulroir ol tunes this season, and ll IS gr'ner.illy .rua-pletl that lu- will lu' .r great help ln the years to iolne. llels only .I 5Ul'lIU.llUltl'.. .luolher one to keep your eyes on. Page SI't'1'llfjl-Fllllf Emmett Cill is the one starter on the squad from North Carolina, being .1 produet ot Ligon High School in Raleigh, N. C. Emmett is the inost improved ball player on the squad ln lust one year, he emerged from the ranks ot the unknown to the lauip-hght. A number ol times this year Gil has scored oxer QU points, which means that he has the ability, and he is a consistent leader in rebounding. Hi-'s only .1 SOPHOMOHH, XV.iteh him! The 1958-'59 Pram basketball team started the season with everything, so the public figured. Cleo Hill and Tommy Reynolds, the scorers, were both returning in good shape. 'illuinpsyi' XleClendon was the returning captain of the team. Artie johnson, a junior, and Bobby XVilliams, a Freshman, were presumably the playmakers for the team. Eugene Peniek, a highly praised Freshman, would have the huge responsibility ot filling the gap left by the graduated NVilfred ul.efty john, Everything was apparently set, then, things began to happen. Tommy Reynolds, one of the scorers, was lost because of poor scholarship. Eugene Peniek dropped out of sehool be- cause of domestic problems, the big mann was gone, XVhat now, Hbighousen Caines went with what he had. Emmett Cill, a 6' 4 inexperienced sophomore assumed the center responsibilities, Bobby Howe stepped into Tommy Reynolds' place, and the burden of point making rested on the broad shoulders of Cleo Hill, lt was generally accepted that Teachers College would have a long and rugged basketball season this year because the team was presumably inexperienced.U The eyes of the public were opened during the Holiday Festival in NVinston-Salem when Teachers College emerged victor- ious over tlie high flying Aggies of North Carolina A. di T. and the mighty Eagles of North Carolina College. Em- mett Cill, the Minesperieneed sophomore had scored 40 points in two nights, and had been valuable on the boards, Cleo Hill contributed more than 50 points in two games, Roby Rowe had supplied the power on the hoards, and Artie and liuinpsy', had played their usually good games. The inexperiencedu Teachers Col- lege Rains were onee more the powers on the hardwood in the C.l.A.A. Coaching Staff Clarence E. lBig Housel Gaines, athletic director and head basketball coach. He is also the line coach of the football team. A migrant from the Blue-Crass State. He was a bruising all-American tackle at Morgan in the early -l0's. Big House has combined his practical experience with years of eagle- eyed observation to produce representative linemen at Teaehcrs College. He is a strong advocate of conditioning. He frequently remarks during the football season, Get vourself in shape, the season's only 3 months short, FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Thomas R. fTankJ Conrad. head football coach and head baseball coach. Tank is one of the greatest football players ever to graduate from Morgan College. He was in college during the 30's, but most of his great exploits on the gridiron are still remembered by the football followers of that era. Tank is an all time all-American in the C.I.A.A. Prior to his work here, he comprised an impressive and enviable record at Delaware State College. Russell Murphy, Baekfield Coach. Murphy is a l955 graduate of Teachers College. An all-marine baekfielcl star, Murphy gained invaluable experience playing W i t h the Pros He was also a C.I.A.A. conference member. Murphy brings a wealth of youth- ful experience to his p r e s e nt position. Murphy has been described as the developer of baekfield men-and rightfully so. The 1958-'59 Ram football team was a disappointment WITH RESULTS in many respects. The team only won three games, and it ended the season with a 3-5-I record. Man for man and on paper, this years football team was one of the best teams this institution has ever produced. Before the season started, the coaching staff and many of the players felt like this was going to be the year, but one misfortune led to another, and the team ended the season winning only three of nine games. The one thing that seemed to be lacking in this yearis squad was that spark of determination which is the determining factor between success and failure in any endeavor. The one bright spot in the whole picture is the fact that out of a team of about 40 players, only three will be lost because of graduation Q two of them lettermenjg consequently, bar- ring any misfortunes, the team should have a good season next year because the majority of its players will be Away Opponents T. C. Visitors Sept. 27 Kentucky State .,.. ...,. I 8 18 Oct. II Bluefield State ..,..,. ...., 0 20 Oct. 18 Hampton Institute ....,, ..... 6 16 Nov. I johnson C. Smith ..... ..... 0 I4 Nov. 22 Saint Paul's ,....... 54 6 Home Games Oct. 4 Elizabeth City ......,,...,..,....,....,..,, ,,,,. 3 2 14 Oct. 25 North Carolina A. :Sr T. ..........,.,....... .... I 2 I-1 Nov. 8 Saint Augustine's tHomeeon1ingD ,. ......, 0 26 Nov. 14 Fayetteville State .......,,.,,.,,,,, ,,,.,, ,,,, 5 -1 6 experienced Vet9f3n5- rx rn is -.I S9 L .rl -.-4. I j ' ' 1 .- . - ,: s. ,.,-p,'M,H.?.,S- -T r i: 4 ,....L,-.PM ,. ' ' x ' i 61.51. .1 f 'f'e.4, .A 3: - f 'V W., . --1' a..,.., as my ir .- .'Q..- 1 gg.,sn,g. f'f 'f'V1v ITA-' ,Li ' it f-Zi-5' , .. l I A' Pqighisn ls V-5 f . 1 i .1 - 4 - - ' -e . ar- 4 . we-5' 5 - l . new -- f , Z'1'L' ti 2 Ty rw. sv.: -HT 'Jai' l -'N' 4'T.r.'-'-J'1T .tu A '-1 -- .r J' it . -, . ..h5 'Zlifa! E --- .. f lr ' Calvert Smith has been an active member of the football team for four years. He has played in every game of his college career except one in his freshman year and two in his senior year. Srnitty' was a very dependable guard. James Webster, a product of Atkins High School in Winston-Salem, will be missed tremendously at the end spot next year. In Web , Teachers College had a strong, durable, glue-lingered end with years of experience. He started every game of his college career when he was not in- jured, and he captained the team for three years. Billy XVilliams is a graduate of Highland High School in Gastonia, N. C. He was a blocking back in High School, however, he made the transition from blocking back to quarterback in college very easily. Bull was an exception in that he was small, but extremely rugged. NVhat he lacked in stature, he more than made up for in guts and determination. F ffm '-:rv .L . -A t lf? L. -' ,K aj ' ' f 7' if 'Y IOSIf.I'I'I .-KUSTEN-Fr. Ihuk l I5-17 Imm Lvxmgtnn, N. C. ' N ., I5 1 --, 1 H X L .si KENNETH BENTON-Suplm B.nuk 1 1805 from Newark, N. I. Aw l ' --I- .. 'ral , 1 fy.,- .2 1 -n . --,,.-f ,... at f . 'PZ I . X 'I A' Q 'S 52 ' - . 2 BENVIAKIIN DUPREE-Jr, Bank IQUUI Irum XV.lsIlinxlIun, IJ. C. ' .1 I, , Q -va 'M' 1' A gn -Y .. . ' 5'i:5 ,. ' I 'es' ' li NELSON CI. I'HRII'f-Ifr. I'I.uIA I I55I Irmn lQ.lstm1l.1, N. C. 9, 4 V- ff, IICIIUXIIC II'lNYIfI.I.-Ifr Klumlnl IITIJ Imm N1-xx.uIK N I Page Svccnty-Six Lit:- ll I . --S I lg, BILLY C. .-XD.-KXIS-Suplx. T.1c'kIc 4210? . I I I - Ilruln Cqstuniln, N. C. an 1 . ' 7, . F, .A V i. - -,-4.. ., - I -S.- . wuz: , ,N ' 'at is? L -A ' ' C. ba -V . Q ARCHIE BROOKS-Fr. BIIQII IIGZI Iflllll PunKi.w, NIILII. ik' DANIEL FOSTER-Srmplw. 15.11-k 121mm fm ,. . tk, RODCER ADAISIS-Fr. Back IISOJ from Reidsville, N. C. .. I mn: 4-- ' -'D ' 'ffl -Q, -V ' h A ' .. 2' In 59 E . . , ' 4 ,- Y Y- .-V . ,.'w, . . V , gg---'il 1:5 -' . ' SHU FORD BROXVN-Snplx. BAUQIC IIHII Irum Aslu-ville. N. C. ENIXIETT CILI..-Suplx, Eml 4170! Irnm frmn XXinsh111-S.lIL'1n, N. C, R411-igly, N, C, - L 31. A 1 -r ,,-, ,E .,...., 'H -, lf, C M I I ', v Q . ag, f- L 0 -1 r :Ja L.-Y , ' . X . ' sl- 6 Rv 'e' I G M ' . 5' - If ARTHUR HOUPIZR-Supln. I'I.u.-L I IUSI Irma: N1-w.1rIK, N. rf 3 I 'QW ,E J A I VICTOR ,IUHNSON-Supl: Cc-ntvr 4245! Inun XYllnslnn-5.lIl'll1. N, C. FRANKLIN IIOOPER-Fr, flu.mI l IHTI Imm .Nk'XY4ll'Ii, N, I. E ICLXIORE IIYONS-Suph. II.u'Ii H651 Irulll IA-ximgluln. N. C. 'Tl QE. XVILBERT ADAMS-jr. End 4 1751 Ire nm Rm-imIsx'iIIc', N. C. if if ei in LOUIS COLE-Snph, H.luIx KISGI Irum H.nnI4-1, N. C. w g! H 7:5 Q ' -1 nv ., , fl t x CHARLES CUTIIRIFI-Supl: I5.u.k 11613 from Ilunvillc, Vu. 4 -'ii -+ if L -1 19 1.1- PIIILLII, HYNIAN-Supll. Cc-ntvr IISIII from Anxmpulis, XIQI, .Ni A lb Oy. ., 5. 1 HICRXIAN NIQNEIL-Vlr. 'I4glK'IxIK' IQIUI Irnm XYIISUII, N. C, I x h vI-,,.,,,.. . .. A M S i ,-T , ' . ' I .. -7. . 3 A , , . Eg f' ' .1 M l ' 4 - z,- -. R 1 , , 1- I V. -N,f E V i 1 'U fb' N--1 L , XYALTER X1AY1 11f1.D-Fr. ROBERT X111,1.ER4Sup11, 1012 PARHISH-Sr, ALAN ROBERSON-il End C 1791 '1'.lL'1x1c C.'2C3l1J Clu.irL1 C 151411 Ullllffl i 117111 from from from frwm High Point, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. Clmpcl Hill, N. C. 11'Alh1liII1Il I1. U. C. 1 WF' T f rf in no A fm ' E kg -f ' G 1' 1 . -A, -- ' V I ELWOOD ROBINSON-Sr. CHARLES ROUNTREE-Sr. CALVERT SNIITH-Sr, End C1851 Guard C2101 Guard C2141 from from from XVasl1ingt0n, D. C. NVi1son, N. C. Chicago, 111. . 'J-.. .- if--4 ' . . '45 ii Qi' fI,,l 0 .' . I, , vs, Q. 3 I .4 Q ' SAMUEL STURGIS-Ir. CHARLES THURSTON-Fr. BOBBY ROVVE-Jr. Guard C 1903 Back C 161 J Back C 1921 from from from Gastonia, N. C. Chicago, I11. Hickory, N. C. I 1, -p C 2 . rife' ' 1 A T' , I-if-F.. ' ' ,Q i?,,.,,S A.. 5 . Y. '-.if .. - ' A r I- ' .ug 1 I Q , A f I .7 I . f - .1 '- Wi E , 'R . . - DAVID VANCE-Jr. JAMES YVEBSTER-Sr. GEORGE VVILEY-Soph. Tackle 42351 End C1851 Back C1641 from from from XVinston-Salem, N. C. NVinston-Salem, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. il. . - . A -- . AV Q- ' . ' 1 K-. ii 1 -.c. , ,r..:?,h- ,Q-.41 5: ' , ' . ' ff'fF.. ': ' Q .5 P A ., ,, . Eng ' 1 5- 1 'Q W ,ga ..-IV 54 'X ' i ' l ' I f . Q' .3-.pq oig . F 6 3 ' if. -1 f ,. it: .- ' , .Q S ' Ag- .n - 1 -c ' Jglf ft ' '- , . in d 5-1,-ff - -' W H . - I . H ' BILLY RAY WILLIAMS-Sr. IODIE WILSON-Jr. JAMES YOUNG-Fr, CHARLES YOUNG-Fr. Back C1709 Back C1801 Guard C1901 Back C1709 frOm from from fmlll Gastonia, N. C. Nushvi11e, N. C. Philadelphia, Pa. High Point. N- C- Pagc' Seventy-Seven Miss Ram favs A . 1 nw 'i ' A Y f W 7+ si 1 is . fl ' 1 Q Ls 4 A -in 34 2. ,Q f fu Q 1?. 1 9 ipfkh Y .J gf ,Q-,.5:' .' Z Q ,ff x Qailff sw 1 . ' X'-n-5, ' 1,4 I sv Mx ... Q 'C , . . vw 'Q iff 'r Y I Miss Doris Burke Miss Senior Sweetheart 4 JR 'ix . 1 s. X. tl 'Pl ,X ,ig I r ink I q I Y' 1 I K , 'Wf Miss Betty Pearson Oi 9. . 334 feb ,., s QQ sn. i. Miss W.-S. T. C. Q' 'Wi A 1. Miss Hattie Lowe Miss W.- . T. C and Court -in MISS MARIE JACOBS MISS HATTIE LONVE MISS BETTY MISS ALTAVIA RAY Freshman Attendant Miss Win9ton'Salem PEARSON Sophomore Attendant Teachers College Senior Attendant Page Eighty-One I 'I '95 Miss Harvest Queen Miss Willie I Thigpen Miss Nursing Student Miss Shirley Carson L L .I Prom Snapshots I':.' Y I 1 1 -,Lf C'5Snaps i dt 2 . 5 'ntuii N. I lr A N -fu , - '- i , Y.-Q - ,W 4 'inlay Eg - if Av, k MA Q , .1 ' . 1 - 4- ','r X 9? i'Xf 4 ' ' -.-'- V-TA! .Q 'Q' ' 1? slr!! 1 BE'-:J . L.: 4 Q3 ', ,E ,u Jima!-fiY4A ,1 --1!lif X nk? .Q .tl Y ii' ' 2 , ggi? 4 J 4. N d xi g.. A X .sf il 2, ,D 2 z-:I V . .4 S 5 B -.V JK. 'W vu uv F Wfii 0 9 QL at 9 Aa 4. xxx 1 , ip W 5 x W Q +'Ha4eQ'zc:fv'v fff 'f ' U x 2. , S' I' Sli s ' Ffa N im . . l , D- syf i. Senior ALLISON, DOROTHY VVYVELL lNursingj Route 1, Box 287. Huntersville, N. C. Who's Who and Nurses' Association. With determination at my left, with God at my rightg with wisdom as my guide, I live this lifef, ANDERSON, FLORENCE ALLEN lNursingl 521 Arthur Drive, Lexington, N. C. Nurses' Association, Charm Club and N.A.A.C,P. Learn as though you would live forever, live as though you would die tomorrowf, ANTONE, CONNIE lEducationl Charm Club and Band lVe have crossed the river, but the ocean lies ahead. BAILEY, SOPHIA MAE lNursingl 1732 Thurmond Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Nurses' Association, Charm Club and YVho's Who. Live and let live. BAKER, CANDACE INEZ fEdi1cati0nj 942 Second Street, Hickory, N. C. Dormitory Council and Charm Club. With determination at my left, with Cod at my right, with wisdom as my guide, I live this life. BALDWIN, KATRENA lEducationl 107 N. Roberson St., Chapel Hill, N. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, N.A.A,C.P., Band, Yearbook Staff, Pan Hellenic Council and Who's Who. The purpose of life is to live, to live completely, inten- sively, fully: to function in every aspect of one's being. BARKSDALE, JOSEPH CONRAD lEducationl 861 Camel Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. The best service is given by being humble. BARRETT, VENCIE D. fEduCati0r1l 609 Boyle Street, Monroe, N. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Dance Group, Cheering Squad. Dormitory Council and N.A.A.C.P. A man that hath friends must show himselfg and there is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother. BEATTY, GRACE CEducationl Route 1, Box 63, Tomahawk, N. C. Ability speaks for itself. BLALOCK, SANDRO W, lEducationj 217 Watterson Street, Kings Mtn., N. C. BOND, ANNIE LOUISE fEducationj 317 W. Fourth Street, Plymouth, N. C. Yearbook Staff. There are no ships like friendships. BRADSHER, SHIRLEY fNursingj Route 1, Box 135, Hurdle Mills, N. C. Nurses' Association, Pyramid Club and N.A.A.C.P. Reputation is like ice, very easily cracked but not so easily mendedf' BRIGHT, WILLIAM A. lEducationJ 1423 Wallace Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Effort without success is effortless. BROWN, ARTHUR A. 751 E. 26th Street, Norfolk, Va. Omega Psi Phi Fratemity and Choir. To err is human, to forgive is divine. BROWN, LIZZIE lEducationj 422 N. Pine Street, Lexington, N, C. Choir, United Student Fellowship, S.N.E.A. and Dormitory Council. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. BURKE, DORIS KAY lEducationj Route 4, Box 127, Durham, N. C, Majorette, Band, Charm Club, True friends are more than silver and gold. CARR, LIONEL fEducationl P. O. Box 402, Clinton, N. C. Bickett Hall Council, N.A.A.C.P., S.N.E.A. and Yearbook Staff. Why do wrong-when you know what is right. CARSON, SHIRLEY ANN qNursingp Charm Club, Who's Who, Alpha Phi Sigma Honorary Fraternit , Nurses' Association and P ramid Club. I would rather have happiness than riches. Director CHAMBERS, MARY JEAN lNursingl Route 2, Box 210, Morganton, N. C. Nurses' Association, N.A.A.C.P., Choir, Drama Guild and Charm Club. In God I have put my trust: I will not be afraid what man can do unto me. COCKERHAM, ARZELL LEVORA qEducau0np 1704 E. 11th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and S.N.E.A. COCKERHAM, CONNIE GENEVA lNursingl 1201 East 19th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Nurses' Association. A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches and loving favour rather than silver and gold. COFIELD, VIVIAN fEducati0nj Route 3, Box 302, Enfield, N. C. Sunday School, Drama Guild, and S.N.E.A. All that I am, or ever will be I owe it to my mother. COLLINS, SARAH LOUISE CNursingj Route 1, Box 90, Macclesfield, N. C. Nurses' Association, N.A.A.C.P. and Archonion Club. Whoso boosteth himself of a false gif-t is like clouds and wind without rain. CONAWAY, HERBERT CLARK fEducationl 8 Pine Street, Bordentown, N. Who's Who, S.N.E,A., United Student Fellowship, N,A.A.C.P., Alpha Phi Sigma Honorary Fratemity and Student Council. My mind the microcosmg the world my microcosm, these are the worlds I must conquer, or they will conquer and claim me. CORDAL, BETSY ANN CEducationl 119 S. Roberson Street, Chapel Hill, N. C. Charm Club, N.A.A.C,P., Band and Yearbook Staff. All that I am, and all that I hope to be, I owe to my family. COPENING, DOROTHY KAY CEducationJ 241 Folk Street, Lenoir, N. C. Drama Guild, Choir. There is only one goal, that is knowledgeg there is only one evil, that is ignorance. COVINGTON, DELRAY ELOISE CEducationj 953 Short Cleveland, Winston-Salem, N. C, Nature never fails to reward those who love her intelli- gently. Cox, ROBERT LEO CEducationJ Route 1, Box 374, Mt. Airy, N. C. A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. DALTON, SHIRLEY ANNETTE CEducationj Box 65, Walnut Cove, N. C. Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P., S.N.E.A., Drama Guild and Yearbook Staff. With God's hel a man can do whatever he wants to do and do it welll. DANIELS, JERRY S. fEducationJ P. O. Box 102, james City, N, C. Patience is the virtue of successf' DARK, BARBARA ANN lEducatiOnQ 4611 Baux Mt. Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. DAVIS, DOUGLAS MELVIN lEClucati0nl 137 Ridge Street, Reidsville, N. C. Band and Track. We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us. DAVIS, EULA J. lEducationj 1005 Faison Street, Wilson, N. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, N.A.A.C.P., Chami Club, Yearbook Staff and Y.W.C.A. I envy no man who knows more or can do better than I, but pity the man who knows less or can do less than I. DAVIS, FRED RICHARD CEducationj Box 1174, Albemarle, N. C. Love best those who love you and not those whom you love alone. DEAN, GLADYS M. fNursingp P. O. Box 662, Maxton, N, C. N.A.A.C.P., Charm Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, and Nurses' Association. It is better to light a candle than to stumble in the dark. DOBSON, ODESSA fEducationJ Route I, Box 423, Winston-Salem, N. C. Happiness is the legal tender of the soul. Senior DUDLEY, XIARY ll. tlftllicaltiiiiil -161 YV. 25th St., U'iustou-Saileiii, N. C. EASON, BERTIIA IOL.-X iEduciitionJ S20 North Graliam Ave., NViustouASalcm, N. C. A winning personality puts one on the road to XIlL'L'l'N.Y,u EDXVARDS, GLORIA D. tliducationl 506 Beale Street, Goldsboro, N. C. Live today as if it is your last day. EDIYARDS, YELXIA fEducationl 12-IS Klint Street, NVinston-Salem, N. C. Siqnia Gamma Rho Sorority. 'Thi' door to SllL'L't'S.S is open: puslif' FAIRLEY, AUGUSTA MAE iEclucationJ Route 23, Box 217, Laurinburg, N. C Cl 1 Cl V' I ' iirm ub, N.A.A.L..P., Sunday Schooliand Girl Scouts. FAULKNER, SADIE XI. tEducationJ Route 2, Box 21-l, Roxboro. N. C. Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P., Sunday School, and Yearbook Statt. Give to the world the he come hack to you. st you have and the best will FERGUSON, CHISTOPHER D. tEducationj Route 6, Box 291, Nlt. Airy, N. C. Day Students Organization. uSmile and the world will smile with you. FISHE, PEGGIE S. QEducationJ P. O. Box 18-1 Catawba, N. C. Charm Club. N.A.A.C.P.: Choir and Yearbook Stall. N 1 I' ' ' ' ' eter timls of yourself in time of success' FULP, ELMA DELORES lEducationJ 1316 E. Eighth Street, XVinston-Salem, N. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Yearbook Staff and S.N.E.A. Knowledge is power. There is nothing more frightening than ignorance in action. GAINES, XVALTER ANTHONY lEducationj 36 Glovester Ave., Lawnside, N. J. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Football Team, Intramural Basketball, Baseball, N.A.A.C.P., Bickett Hall Council and Yearbook Staff. Ulf I fall, I shall arise. GAMBILL, VERA MAE QEducationj Route 1, Sparta, N. C. Charm Club, Aurora Club, Y.VV.C.A., N.A.A.C.P. I can do it, toof' GASTON, FANNIE fNursingJ 214 Sth Ave. Drive SWV Hicko N. C. i - -1 ry, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Nurses' Association, Charm Club and Y.W.CA Happiness is the greatest 'giftf' GILBERT, ELIAS fEducationJ 1208 Lincoln Street, Linden, N. J. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity and Track Team. Success in a venture does not always mean happinessf' GOOLSBY, RUTH E. QEducationJ Route 1, Box 55, VValnut Cove, N. C. Archonian Club and Sunday School It is a great source of inspiration to serve one's fellouvmeiif' GORE, JANIE CEducationJ Route 1, Box 21, NVillard, N. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and Charm Club. GRAVELY, AMNIIE ANN lEducationJ 926 Brooksdale Rd., Martinsville, Va. S.N.E.A. and Charm Club. Do today what is supposed to be done. GWYN, BARBARA ANN fNursingJ Route 1, Box 15, Jonesville, N. C. Nurses, Association and Charm Club. To climb steep hills requires slow pace at first. HAIRSTON, ERNESTINE JANET CEducationJ 1602 N CI I- . aremont Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C ..T . . . rzf es make perfection, and perfection Ls' no tri le f HAIRSTON, FAMOUS lEducationJ To live is to learn. 4 Directory IIAXINIUND, Y.'XI.ERl.-X l.IiIC -' lIAIllL.lIIKllll I52S Xlcthiriicll ltd., ilu-cusliuru, N. CI, S.N.E.A., Iimte-tl Stuslcut Fcllowslilp Suinlix Srl , . if . mol, llriuua Guild auil IIS-lll'l' Board i'Guod uaturi' and ,good semi' :uusl mer Join, 'l'o rrr is human, to f4II',LfII'l', dirinr'. IIANCOCK, BARBARA tliilucatioui 5328 Piedmont Avcniu-, Nlt. Ilol ' ' ' ly, N. K.. N.A,A.If.I'., Suiulaiy Scliool, S.N.E.A. Quail Yearbook Statt. 'KTII1' persori who has a firm trust in God is pouerful in His power, wisz' in His uisdoni and happy hy His IIIIJIJJIIII'-Y-S',n IIAROLIJ, IIORACE lEducatiunJ T23 Street, Hickory, N. C. i'Tl1e wise men walked in tlirees, Imt I tht walk alone. HARRIS, GERALDINE C. CEducationJ 206 N. Reid Strcct, XVilson, N. C. Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P. and Band. Be sure youre right, then ,Qu alu'ad.', . ' wiser, HOOPER, CORENE T. lEducationj Route 4, Box 104, Lumberton, N. C. Y.XV.C A Girl Scouts S N E A S l . .. . , . . . . ., . uut ay School. Give instruction to a wise man, and he will he yet wiser, teacl ' ' ' ' 1 a gust man and he will increase in learning. HORTON, BARBARA L. tEducatiouj 1005 Bay Street, Xlorchead City, N. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Pan-Hellenic Council, Charm Club and Choir. Honesty, courage and hard lalzor are the keys to .s1iccess.', HUGHES, CAROLYN HAUSER lEducationj 14551 Derry Street, YVinston-Salem N C. He who strives suct'eerls. JOHNSON, BARBARA CEducationj P. O. Box 122, Lake NVac-camaw, N. C. N.A.A.C.P., Drama Guild. If I can't do great things, I can do little thir great way. Joi-iNsoN, BETTY jo quursmgp 228 Stonewall Street, Lenoir, N. C. Nurses' Association, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and Charm Club Do unto others as you would have them do unto ies in a you. JOHNSON, THOMAS XV. lEducationJ 6 St. James Play, Brooklyn, N. Y. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Choir, Band, Track Team and Pan-Hellenic Council. Nothing is difficult, but easy. JONES, MILDRED ALFECIA CEducationj 180-1 Third Street, VVinston-Salem, N. C. KAUKEANO, WILLIAM S. CEducationJ 583 E. 117th Street, New York City Alpha Phi Alpha Fratemity, N.A.A.C.P., Veterans Club, Varsity Club, Football, Drama Guild, Dormitory Council, Statistician lFootball-BasketballJ, Yearbook Staff, Bick tt e Hall Newsletter, Tutoring Club and Pan-Hellenic. Make no little plans, have great dreams but expect to pay for them with self-discipline, with the price of self-zlzsczplznef, KERNS, ELNORA tEducationJ 2175 Brevard Street, Charlotte, N. C. Choir, Charm Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and Dormitory Council. Where words fail, music speaks. KNIGHT, SHIRLEY C. lEducationJ 241 Park Ave., Rocky Mount, N. C. N.A.A.C.P. Success awaits the laI10rer's gate. LAMB, NORA V. lEducationJ Route 1, Box 168 Currie, N. C. Sunday School Choir, Zeta PhiIBeta Sorority, Chami Club, N.A.A.C.P ' ' ' ., S.N.E.A. and Pan Hellenic Council. In ourselves our future lies. LEVVIS, MELVA M. CEduCati0nJ Route 1, Box 332, Snow Hill, N. C. N.A.A.C.P. 'All good things must carrie to an end one day or another. Senior Director LINTON, BARBARA JEAN CNursingJ 909 Clemmonsville Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Success comes from hard work. LINTON, THOMAS CEduCationl 110 Poplar Street, Asheville, N. C. Alpha Phi Alpha Fratemity, Choir, United Students Fellowship, Life is very short and very uncertain, let us spend it as well as we conf' LITTLE, BARBARA fEducationJ 472 NV. Statesville Ave., Mooresville, N. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Choir and Charm Club. We must grasp opportunity today: for tomorrow it may not pass our way. MCCLENDON, RUFUS CEducationj 313 NV. 114th Street, New York City Bickett Hall Council, Basketball. Never worry about things which you have no control over. McCOY, TIM L. fEducationJ 119 Cameron Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. Drama Guild, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity and Day Students Organization. A man never fails until he has broken a contract with success. MCCULLOUGH, WILLIAM A. fEducationl 904 N. Dunleith Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Aim above morality. Be not simply good, be good for something. MCDOWELL, PRELETTE CNursingl Route 3, Box 288, Kings Mt., N. C. Nurses' Association, Archonian Club and Sunday School. The best service is given by being humble. MCGHEE, IRENE E. lEducationl Route 1, Box 2, Semara, N. C. Donnitory Council and Charm Club. Meet many, trust fewf' McKNIGHT, MARGIESTEEN CLARK fEducationj 1600 Harrison Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Keep climbing, success is at the top. MCLAUGHLIN, RALPH lEducationj 5 Columbia Terrace, Winston-Salem, N. C. The best things come to those who endure to the end. MCLENDON, EDDIE fEducationl 701 Gill Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Live today as though you will die tomorrow. MCNEILL, CATHERINE fEduCat'i0nj 1011 E. Second Street All roads worth taking, lead uphill. MACK, JACOB fEducationl 1205 Locust Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. Take life as it is because it comes no other way. MARTIN, IACQUELINE fEduCationl Route 1, Box 214, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Alpha Phi Sigma National Scholastic Fratemity, Y.W.C.A., S,N.E.A., Student Council, Whois Who and Yearbook Staff. We'll find a way or we'll make one. MASKE, SHIRLEY A. CEducationj 709 England Street, Monroe, N. C, Basketball, Cheering Squad and Dance Group. The door to success is labeled. MILLER, NORMA J. CNursingl Route 1, Box 329, Winston'Salem, N. C. Nurses' Association. i'Never criticize unles you have something better to ojferf' MONTGOMERY, IOAN E, fEtlucati0nl 613 S. Clay Street, Salisbury, N. C. Choir, Charm Club, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority,CYearbook Staff, Pan-Hellenic Council and N.A.A. .P. 'Tllitlz determination to my left, with God to my right and wisdom as my guizc, I live this life. NIOODY, CHRISTINE fEducati0nl Route 3, Box 292, Fairmont, N. C. N.A.A.C.P., Drama Guild and Sunday School. Tipply thine heart unto instruction and thine ears to the words of knowledge. 1 NEAL, MARION EVONNE qNursmgp Route 2, Box 303, Reidsville, N. C. Nurses' Association, Charm Club and N.A.A.C.P. Be sure to be best of what ever you do. OLIVER, CLENDA CNursingl 433 Fulton Street, Burlington, N. C. Doubt whom you will, but never yourself. PARHAM, BILLIE fEducationQ 829 N. Cameron Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. It is nice to be importantg it is more important to be nice. PARKER, CLEOPATRA CEduCationl Route 1, Quail Roost Farm, Rougemont, N. C. Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. PARKER, DOLPHUS B. CEducationj 4221 Cromartie Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Day Students Organization. Forget the pastg live today, and let God take care of the future. PARKER, E. DELORES fEducationJ Route 1, Box 177, Elm City, N. C. Charm Club, Y.W.C.A., Sunday School Choir, N.A.A.C.P. and Aurora Cliib. Live today for a better tomorrow. PEARSON, BETTY fEducationj 1855 S. Liberty Street, Spartanburg, S. C. Choir, Chami Club, N.A.A.C.P., Pan-Hellenic Council, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and Yearbook Staff. To err is human, to forgive is divine. PENDER LENNER M. qNursingp Route 1, Box 116, Scotland Neck, N. C. Nurses' Association, Archonion Club, Yearbook Staff, N.A.A.C.P. and Sunda School. Boost not thyself of tomorrow for tliou knowest not what a day brings forth. PEOPLES, SANDRA KIMBALL fEClucationl 8115 S. Center Street, Hickory, N. C. Drama Guild, Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P. F or everything you have mzlssczl you have gained some- thing elseq and for everything you have gained you have lost something. PERKINS, GERALDINE F. CEducationj Route 2, Box 261, Kings Mountain, N. C. No harm can come to a goodzman either living or after death. PHARR, ARTHUR lEducationl 209 NV. Sullivan Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Not o brotherhood of words but of acts and deeds. PHILLIPS, FANNIE H. fEducationl 1235 Madison Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Good things come to those who wait. PINKSTON, PEARLY L. fEduCati0nl 425 W. Statesville Ave., Mooresville. N. C. Choir, Chann, N.A.A.C.P. and S.N.E.A. Appreciate what you have: work for what you want. PITT, B. C. lEducationl Route 1, Box 141, Pinetops, N. C. Whatever you be. be a good one. RAYFORD, ANNIE MARIA tEducationl Box 336, Maxton, N. C. Take what you have and accomplish moref' REAP, MILLARD LOUISE CEclucati0nl 626 Quail Avenue, Norfolk, Va. Choir and N.A.A.C.P. If God be for us who can be against us?'l ROANE, DAISY CLAVON fEducationl 904 W. 20th Street, W'inston-Salem, N. C. Ignorance causes a great deal of needless suffering. ROBERTS. MOSES VV. fEducati0nl 108 E, Gale Street, Edenton, N. C. Determination and inspiration equal success. ROBINSON, BEATRICE lliclixcationl 608 Nunn Street, Chapel Hill. N. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Charm Club, Band and N.A.A.C.P. 'Believe in what you say: say what you believe, believe in what you do and never be afraid. Senior Director ROUNTREE, CHARLES IEtlucationl 1105 Carolina Stn-vt, XVilxon, N. C. Veterans' Club, Varsity Club, Football, Track, Roxing antl Sumlay School Choir. 'iIIr'Ip nu' so I ran lwlp niy.w'If.,' ROXVLAND, GRACE E. fEclucationi S225 Richlr-way Ayuniiv, Durham, N. C. Charm Club, S.N.E.A. antl Danna Group. Faith is thu' siiIi.st1iiu'r' of things hopml for, Ihr' r'virIr'nc'0 of things not .vr'r'ii.', SAXIVEL, XI'lI.l':EllT lEclucatioiil 919 Ferre-ll :xYL'lllll', XYinQton-Salvin. N. C. Omega Psi l'lii l7ratt'riiity, I'an-Hr-lli-nic Council, N.A.A.C.l'. anal S.N.E,A. It talcvs tinu' to aCr'onipIisIi anything u'orth Iirlriri,L,'. SELLARS, EARLENE L01'lS.-X IEtlucationl Route 5, Rox 1923, Rurlington, N, C. Choir anal Charm Club. SHAXY. GEORGE XVILFORD IEcluc'ationl Route- 2, jackson Park, Rurlington, N. C, SHUAE, SAVANNAH LOUISE IEilucationl C. C. 12-Rox 329, Lt-xinriton, N. C. Opportiiiiitu'.s- arf' not to hz' nqzrvitml, they i'arr'Iy mme . tu'ir'C. SIBERT. CORNELIA A. CEtlnuationl Route 1, Rox 15, Trinity, N. C. N.A.A.C.P., Dt-lta Sigma Tbcta Sorority ancl Charm Club. A'.-Xnything that is worth rloing is ll'l7l'fII doing lL'6?II.n SNIITH, CALVERT HAYES fEcluc-ationj H617 S. Fort-st Ayr-ina: Chicago ZS, Ill. W'ho's lVho. Alpha Phi Sigma Honorary Fratvrnity, Sturlont Council, Football antl Baseball. SNIITH, EVA DIANNE fNnrSini.2l Routt- 1, Rox P-ISS. Scotland Neck. N. C. INIIYSESA Aabociation, N.A.A.C.P., Suntlay School Choir, Drama Guilrl, Charm Club antl Zeta Phi Rota Sorority. To hc trii.s't1'rI is a ,Ql'l'IIf!'f 4'oinpIiinr'nt than to Inc' IoiJC1I. SXIITH, HARRY ALEXANDER iEtlucationJ 25-I-I Kirkwood Street. lVinston-Salvm, N. C. If you .s-turly, think and pray rr'aI harrl, you'rr' hound to hc a .siiwcss with thc' hvlp of God. SMITH, SHELBY -IEAN IErluc-ationl Route I, Box 110, Hainptonville, N. C. Rand. STEXVART, CATHERINE BEATRICE CEducationl Route 6, Box 192, Nlt. Airy, N. C. Y.NV.C.A., Sunclay School, Cheerinq, Squad, Basketball Teain, Yearbook Stall and Cbann Club, AII that I ani or f'L'L'r hope to In' I out' to my inothCr. STEXVART, CLARK GABLE IEclucationl 906 Xlain Street, Roxboro, N. C. STOKES. VIRGINIA NIARIE IEQIIICLIIIOIII 9134! XVatltins Str:-ct, XYinston-Salam, N, C. S.N,E.A. and Day Stutlents Organization. Lite as' though thcrr' ruin' no torizorrouf' STOKES, VON IEclucationl Gent-ral Delivery, Fliiiviir-c, N. C. Do unto orhvrs as you uouhl harp thvin do unto you. STRICKLAND, RAXIUNA A. iEtlut-ationl 604 Xlhotllanrl Ayr-inic, XVimton-Salmn, N, C. Envy faihiri' tc'1it'Iu'.s IIA' sonuitliing if llil' a'iII Ivarnf' T XTE. FRANCES XIAHIE fExlucationl 'PQI Ilillcrcst Ayn-iiiiv. G.istoni.i. N, C, Choir, Vharm Club, S,N.E.A, antl Dormitory ffounvil. i'Thr' QVl'Ilft'5'I thing to fr'ar ix fvar it.wIf, THUXIIISUN. EI,I.I0'l I' lE1lucatioi'ii 11051 E. First Str:-vt, NVinxton-Salvin, N C. Drama Guilrl ancl N A.A.CII. 'KI .S'haII paxx this' way Init onrz' If Ihfri' ix any goo1I I van ilo hit nu' :hi it uouy for I .xhaII not prim this any again. TI'IfJXlI'Hl'iN, H, CATHERINE iNurxinQl I1 fl l1iii'x'IllT Ijilot Nloiiiiiwin N 1' Charm Club, N A.,X,i I'.. Nurxi-5 .Xxxut-iation .mil Xlpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. UI 'ini not ,rtfiiiif of thr i'IlIilI'1' I hair' fx'in'i'if'ii1'f'zI yf'utf'iihio anrI I hirr' toihuf' THUNIIISUN. KENNETTA Il.'xlll flSlJN ilfflui ,itioii ISQI Layiayvttr-. XYiiixtonASalr-in. N. C Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, S.N.E..-X. anfl I'.in-Ilolltnic' Council. 'l'llURN'I'ON, HENRY ,IAXIICS Iliclut-atioui 1956 Xlarxlaiul .-Xw'iim', Xlhixtoii-Sali'iu, N. C. .Xliilia l'hi ,Xlliha l r.iIi'riiiiy '4Iliippiiii'x',x- 1.x Ihr logal li-mlrr of Ihr' xoulf' TIIUIINTUN, TIIUXI XS R. lEillu'atlolii 211110 Slalvr Stri-1-I, XYiiistoii-Salt-in, N. C Xlplia l'hi Alpha l i'.it1-riiity, ullonor ,Qrrat invn, rr'x1u'i'I all inwi, hun :lou ri lo no infu llll IINIAN, IZNA l',l.AlNI'I IISIIIICLIIIUIII lloutt' I, llox 50, Ilillxboro, N. C, 'lll.I.XlAN. XVll.llI'.l.XlENA ilitlur-ationi 2126 XY, iaith Strs-vt, Xlaiixtoii-Salm'iii, N. C. VALCIIN. SIIERNIAN CARI, tlfiliiciiticiiii 1327 North Ch'x't'Iaiul Xxxz, IK'irixton-Salvin, N. C. N.A.A,C.lJ., S,N.E..X, anal Day Stiulvnts flfilllllllklflfill. Lift' ix not roriiplwti' if tfiwrr ix not Ioir, trust aml Ihr' u'ilI to ln' im,ui.xiti1'r' H XVATSON, UDELL A. tEtlucatioiil 116 S. 1.loytl Strvvt, SlllINlllll'y, N, C. Yearbook Stall, N,A.A.C,I'., Choir autl Phi Rota Sigma lfrats-ruity, hat Iiath kiioitlnlgi' .s'pr1ri'tIi lm u'orrl.vg and Il :nan of ioirlrvtxtziriiliiirg ix of an i'x'u'lIr'iiI ,xpiritf '-Hr' f XYEIIIS, RESSIE NIAE INurxinLfi Routu I, Rox TIS, Rurliiigton, N. C. Nurses' Association, N.A.A.C.l'., Charm Club. must grzlxp opportunity loilayg for it may not 1711.83 our u'ay again. 'WVU XVIIITE, BETTY LOL' fEnlucationl Route 3, Rox ITS, Lumbcrton, N. C. Drama Guiltl. XVHITE, NIARY L, IEclucationl IIS Rank Str:-ct, Newark, N. Charm Club, Y.XV.C.A., S.N.E.A., Lnitctl Stuclcnt Fellowship antl Drama Guilcl. What I ani is Gorlfs' gift to nic, What I hcvoniv is my gift to Coil. VVHITTED, EUNICE XIARIE IEclucationJ 426 Hiller Street, Golrlsboro, N. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Pan-Hellenic Council, Charm Club. Corning tagctlicr is a Izcgiiiiiizirfq kc'0piu,Q togetlier is pro,grUs.s'g u'orIiing togr'thr'r ix s'11r'r'c'.s',S ' VVILLIANIS, RILLY RAY IELIIICLIIIUTID 626 Grace Strvct, Gastonia, N. C. Football. KVILLIANIS, XIARVA YVONNE IEclut-ationl I-I-I1 N. Chsrry Str:-ct, lVinston-Salem. N. I C IVILLIAXIS, SHIRLEY iNursiiu1l 232 E. Vit-xy Strt-vt, Xlorqanton. N. C Nurws' Association antl Charm Club. If I wannot :Io grvat Nlinrjx, I wan rlo s'niaII things in a grwat uayf' IYILLIANISON. SARAH 1Etluuationi Routn' S. Rox SIS, Clinton, N. C. Charm Club, Suntlay School. N.A.,X.C,P. .incl Dance Crimp. lVIic'tIn'r it hr' to frifml or foo talh not of othfr nzcrfw Iil'r'.x IVILSUN, RORRY LEE IErlut'ationi TIS-E Columbia 'lIvi'i':ice-, Nl'instoii-Salvni, N C, YVILSON, ,IOIJIE EARI. 4Ecluc.itioni flviic'i'.il Dm'lix'L'i'y, Nashxillv, N. C. NYILSUN. XI.-XRIUN C. IEtlut'.ition,I 227 Coultvr Axv, Nvxytoii. N, C llancl, N..X,A.C.lI., Charm Chili l'.iu-Ht'lIt-nic Council uul Siqina Caim a I 1 S vor '. u lhi ri itx No man ix Horn u'ix1', no Juan Iuionirw gooil hy i'Iiaiir't'.v NYIIICIIT. NONX l.EI'i ilfillluatiiiiii ltouti- I, Rox QUT, lllillaiil N li N,X1I',l7,S,N,lfX .iiul Xuiiiri I lull Il Iiwxt Iii 1ii'1',iili'f' for tht' ihlyx of iif'ww,x'xIllf YUI Nil. Nl XlIC'XRli'l' XNN 'l'Iilut.itioiii llliiiti' IW lhix IUFII, f-I'i'i'iixli:ii'ii, N, I. UIJIIIIVIIVI' i,-. tht' rirlui' of +,rir'rr'x',x',' Page Ninety '1 fa ,1 'I 1, I 'I '1 3, 1 '1 3, Y '1 3, V '1 '1 '1 1 ,I 1 '1 1 1 '1 1, I '1 '1 1 I '1 '1 '1 if 1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 1 '1 '1 '1 1 1 '1 51 91 I 4 '1 '1 '1 1 ,1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I I '1 I 1 I 1 '1 I 1 '1 '1 '1 I 'Y I '1 '1 '1 1 1 '1 1 51 ,1 ,1 4 I '1 I1 I '1 I '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 ?1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 'a '1 '1 '1 gf XZ' 1' 3Q34Q,',v4'4.'4'i4'4?4,?6. K94???s??4kYAXWV2sh'49 GG? More people smoke Camels Thefm any other Sf, cigegreftel 1,1 J , XA '15, , , ,, uwwael ' itwff Vp s - , 'Lk .drain 1 5 PMfl,Q,i , 3 ff. TQPQM , ' 1 - 'QU ., , . i HMS N RK'-YI! 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C. xt xt 428 North Luberty x x x y xt xt xt ,4 xt vs xx yt x x' :5 I' :Q x' x: x' A ' A ''rff5f99S?Sf1r9ff4f9'v'r'v'ffr'fr'rfr'f'r'ffr9fr?v'rfr'f'X 9f'vSrfvfy',1,94,S.r y9',1,',',1,',',4,9'Xifd,'dfSpS,','y!,r',p',',','Q ' f xv5'ri8 ifX' 456f3'X'r C 5 s x , IS It B 81 M FINANCE CO., INC. I: Q. ATLANTIC PHARMACY xt xt xt 4 x x , 5 s 304 E. Fourth Street I: 301 N. Church Street 1, It s x ' ' . . xr x Wmston-Salem North Carolma 4 4, Wmston-Salem, North Carolma xt xt ' 4 W W , 2A ,Q ,I Telephone PA 5-1316 Y' 'I 'f'r'r'r'r'f'r'r 'r'r'f'r'r'r'f'r'f'f 'n'r'r'r'r'Q'r'f'r'r'a'a'r'r'r'n': 'w 'f ':'f'f'r'r'r 'ff 'r'f'r' r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'I'r'f'f'r'I 'f y 1 R' I ' K W' If It 'Z 'S ' f xy x' 1 'S Compliments 0 ,z xt xg V5 Vx ys x W V x Qs MURPHY'S SHOE STORE Q Q 1200 E. 51h sneer xg x x x I' 'I 'I iz Q Y Y y 2b81rSff'f'vfp'r?'v5f'f9'19fv':'.v7f'i'f'r'l'I'f'r'f'r'f'r'r9'r'f'r'r'bt 9r'.v'v':'f'f'v'f'f'v'f'v'r'r'f'f'r'r'f'f'r'r'fff'r'r',v'r7y'f'f'f'r'r'f'r'R SVI'lf'fd'vflfdfdfJP4fJI,fJfl?JfIfc4f4fdf GJflf'fff'f6f4 ',f4fa,f46 X76l'lf iflflflklflfIflflflfdf'IlfJf,P4fJP4PlfJfJIJil 6 9 0 SCHLITZ BEER 6 It RAYIS E550 SERWCE lt It THOMAS WHOLESALE It N xx xx 5' xx x X 'x xx It 1001 E. 5th Street tx IQ lx xt xt xt Reynolds Park Road xt 4 x S xl Q,Ga'an4'1,1,4,a,4'4'4'ara'4'a,4'4'4'1'4,1,4,4,1'4'4,4'4,4'4,4,4,4'l'l,4'1 1 3,ur4,I,554'1'4,4'l'l,54,445,44'4'1'4,4,4'd,4'4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,gl,46 5 K x 5 x 'x :I It It Compliments ot :N x, S. Nl. CLOTHIERS xt Q xt Y S Y Y x , g s s lx 316 North Liberty Street 1, fx x' x' x' x s ' , K 5 5 xx Wmston Salem, N. C Is :X COMPANY xx x' xt x' xt 9f'r'1'l'f'f'r'f'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'r 'r 'r'f 'fr 'r'r'r'f'r 'r 'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'v'R 9f'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'f'r 'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'f'f'r 'fm Pnpw Nim'ty-Tuwv xv'v'r'r'r'r'r'a'r'z'r'r'r'f'f'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'f'f'f'r'r'f'f'r'r'r'a'6 K X 3: 1: x x K K xx xx x' xx xt JONES PRODUCE AND xt s x K K I- CONFECTIONERY fx x x 1: 1: xx 320 East Fourth Street wx x s xt xt xx Winston-Salem, N. C. xx x x xx Tx x x x x s s S N X Y K K x v x 9f':fv'i'f'f'r'r'f'r'f'f'f'f'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'rm XIIIIPJIJIlV4O4f4I'P4I'fill''IJI4fIf'f,fJI,I,Olilf,flI,fIf!I'P4!,f4f47,f'fl6 S X xx fx xK x8 YT Rx xk xK xx . , , . . Q xx For the FInest In Sportmg Goods VISIT xx S K 1' IK K S 1. BOCOCK-STROUD COMPANY Q. K X If I- st SOI W. Fourth Street vt xx xx K , S xx Wmston-Salem, N. C. xx Ks Ns YK Vx s' 0 xx xx S 9v'v5fSP3f'r7f'r9'v'f'.v'f'r'f'f'f':'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'n'r'r'r'r'r'R p6'Q95'X'SS'5'S'B'?'S'?'?'s',+9'3'S'5'39'5'S'36 ,'5'3'6 RUFF FLOWER AND gt GIFT SHOP Q3 S MRS. J, F. RuFF 12 xx 608 South Poplar xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx A xr'f'r'f'r'f'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'v'r'r'r'r r'r'r'r r'r' K Y x xx xx xx xx xx xx x Compliments of It Y WINSTON MUTUAL LIFE IE INSURANCE COMPANY 5 IIOO East llth Street S x Xrfvff'Q'r'rfv'vffY'f9'f'v'f'f':'.v'y'f'r'f'a'p',a'p','p',',',',',',',',','px XIIIJf'IlflAlPJflP,f1f,7,!lP,f'I4PI?g'f !f4!lI,s6,f4fIf'f'f4flilfaiglila K 2: Compliments ot 5 X R' 0 :Q RIDGEVIEW ALUMNI gt xx 6 x x ,x ASSOCIATION QR N' xt 5r'r'r'r r'f'r'r'r'f'r'f'r'f'r'r'f'r9'r'r'r'f'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'f'f'6 'I FRESH MAID SANDWICH Y xx 4 x It COMPANY It I- I- xx f f x x, 5l4 GranvIlle DFIV9 wx x W N xt 9,1'f'4,1,4'4'4'l'l'4'l'l'4'I'l'l,4'4'I'4'4,I'4,I'J'4,l,f,d'i,I'l'I'l'I,4'IA 4 1 4 I 4 X' ' ' 'fr ,a'4,4'f, 'ara,4x4,4'4'a'l,a'l,1,l'a'axa'4,4,a,4,4'4'r'a'4,l,4'46 xt xt If It It It X Compliments of X :S :- xs 0 If HOLSUM BAKERIES If xx 0 1: COMPANY, INC. 31 xx 0 K lx Iooa south Marshall QI K x It It xx xx Is 'S 1. 9r'r'r'v'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'fr'r'fr'r'f'r'r'r'fr'r'r'r'r'r'r'f'r'f'r'r'r'r 'X A S, ,4'4,a,d'a'4'4'4'4'4'4,r'4'J'4'J'4,4'4'l'4'I'4'l,4'4'I'l,J,l'4,4'4'4,4'46 x x Y S 15 ii Y xt W It Rx Lomphments ot xx I- 'K Y I1 BEIK STEVENS COMPANY :I st yr xx Home of Better Values fx Wx Wx 5 S It Corner of Trade and Fifth Streets Y Y If Winston-Salem, North Carolina xt 6 .x .Q Y Y x 5 2f',+'r'f'f'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'ff''r'r'f'r'r'r'f'v'r'r'f'A l 4 5 F . . . . . XP 7 fallflfvfaf,!'fJf4fJf4IAf'IIf,I I 96?4,9If,f'g6,!Jfffvg4tfIf,i4gJf5'f46 4 x V N x' ,K x ft ACE CLOTHING COMPANY If :I 't wt 303 North Mata It It 'x x Vx S,4,4'4,4x4,4'1,4x4,ax4,aA43,4,4x4,54,1'4,4,4,4rf,4,4x454,4,4,4,4',4',+3f,ek It POTTER SEAFOOD MARKET If V w I1 In City Market s' 4 It Red-I-Pack Seafood Company x 2732 North ube-my 12 w ,S 9r'f'f'r'v'r'f'r'f'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'l'f'f'r'f'r'f'f'r'f'r'f'f'f'f'r'r'r'r'r'f'x xllf allfaflflflflllilfTIT!lfIfIfdill,ill'IlilflfIi!!'f4i'flP4f'I4 IJ',f'f,6 x8 x! 'I . 'I R, Comphments of ' Rx 3: It 1- :1 DR. J. M. WALKER Q Y YK YT S X gf'f'f'f'f'f'f'r'r'r'w'r'f'r'f'f'r'r'r'f'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'v'r'v'? K 'E IK Compliments of fx xt xi xt xK K S QI KAY JEWELERS QI xt xX S K Y 5 xt I3 West Fourth Street xt Y V x 5 ?r'r'f'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'f'r'f'r'f'f'f'r'f'r'f'f'r'f'r'r'r'f'f'f'r'f'r'r'A Page Nmcty Time v-wg-:--W --' 31'f'ff'ffff'r'f'f'f'f'f'f'r'f'w'f'ff'f'f'f'f'f'r'r'r 'r'f'w 'r'r'v'6 g X Z1 It xt W: Y If Q :K It xt vt 2: 1: Z- Ig 'I X y Y xt wt X Vx st 'x It It x' W: :yr'f':':'v3'v':'r'y'f'.vfv3'r':'f'f'vfr'r'f'r'f'f'v'r'r'v':'r'r'f'f'r'r'r'7X . L L NJ 4lJ'll4'-lffllll4l4'lfll44ll-xl!'-l4',l44'4f4'46 I4IIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPI IIIIIIx Wx xx SQ xx 31 PFAFF's, INC. xt S 54 xx xt x' xx BENJAMIN MOORE-DUTCH BOY s' ' sf PAINTERS SUPPLIES It Wx x fx WALLPAPER gt S: xt it is tx Largest Selectuon nn State :, 5' xx x' Q K . tx 2l9 N. Mom PA 3-7365 x' 0 2v6Sa6Svfa X 'X' fiifvxfvvxfSf ' ' ' 'Kv9fv9ff9'f'v'vQ'Q 5,4f,ggf,f,4,4,I,4,4,4,f,','36'3'3',v, f'!0 W5'i'S'b 5Y? - P I yi I H . xx 3. x f 6 xx f 451: 1 1. y 0 , Q ' sigifgiig' Lk ,t ' f 'Q , .,.,, 'f xx 3.-:IN 1 ifirfgf' -14 5, 55:5 :riff-121:-.gf X 9 15151 V 255215, ' V --5if'J:4f ' X xt 55:5 -2- if-::s5 O gig? ' P ga? Q. V, fffiffifir. if -:Sgt - -W ,x W, 535552 1555- :5 1-' x x , f:f:'l'4:: 'l isa 1. ' X yt 1 si: r, - 4 4 Ns I, : N I 0 LID ' w, xx X x k ' 2 ' - X 'I 9 ' ' SPARKLE 'Q K W Wx x 1 ' yt Q1 L ll 1+ ' 4 1: - - -- Have Zz - 1 3: am Q 1: It Luv:-m.u1,t,nssnlz,t? av t ! xt ' - - S, W xg w' l X xx X xx 5 xt V 'x x5 It lt l e l W2 xt z, W 4 5 W :K lohlcd under authority of Tha Coco-Cola Company bf 42 e Y, It wlNsroN cocA-coLA It K Vf It BOTTLING coMPANY x Y If Winston-Salem, N. C. 1Af,4,4,o,4,4'4,4,4,4,4 ,4 ,f,I,4,4,',',',',','x'Xp'f'r'r':9' f'a'r'f' w' ff r . Page Ninety-Four -, . ,,Y..Y-,, y,144l4II44Iddllaadlllllfladtllll Y I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 7 I I I I I I I P I I I 'lI,IJI6I4P4x6 'I 'I S 51 x K S wx Fl N xx P mvtsto , ,K 1 pin!! ,x xx 4 Q , xx xt G xt x , x xl M wt wmv K x 3' S' 3 Q xx xt jf xt s . , :gg L x x' -- ' ' T -W' xx Q , . X - KM :Q .xt-A .-Q - - xt x x x: EAJEAK In SONS xt X TELEVISION I X X IADIO SPECIALISTS X Y Y x' x' 9.f'vfvff9ff9ff'vG'ffrfvff'ff.vfr7:'ffr':'f?ffa'v'1'r'X:'ffvfr9f'ff'fd Qff'f'f'f'f66999 f'f'f'f'v'r'f'i'f'f9'f'i'f9'f6'YS6'i6 sf S xt lx It 'I x' xx Y :I . tl ,x Compliments of I, xt ,z V x K Qt DUKE POWER COMPANY :E :2 wr xt Winston-Salem, North Carolina , W xt :S ax yi x ,S x' ,N xx xx BEM: ' Q f 'P f 1 my Xf'fA'SfE9'i'i'5'i'f'f'f'f'3'f'A4'l9'?'39'5'i'3'i5'3'S'r A'a'a'5'5'2f K 'Z lx xx Q K ft 1: :- :P xt W: Wx 'K 3: 1: If 1' xt Wt 4 K xx Wx xx Wx xx :K Y . Q Complnments of xt 1- :- K S y Y 5 gt JONES BAKERIES lx It Q2 g S Qt IOO6 S. Marshall Street It it xt ' . xx 'I Wmsfon-Salem, N. C. X 1- :P Y' v2 xx X xt 54 xt X xx X x Wx xt X xx 2, xx 5 xx YQ xx X ' rt 12 .S A 0 32 'Z y Y s 7b1fa6'93fr3l36999SfSfvf6f5fr'9'fffv'6'r'r'v'v'v'f'v'a'a'a'f'r'r'XA 1 I I I Y,4,a'4'al'4'a,34'ara,4,r,4'I'4,I,l'4'4,l'd'l,l'l'f'4'I,4'l'I,l'l' ' , , 6 x , x :- It xx Q ' x It Compliments of xt xt V: It ROMINGER FURNITURE CO. It y Y It Our 59th Year S K I: 423 N, Liberty Street 1, Winston-Salem, North Carolina fx Q K It Telephone PA A-7411 I: I- 1' xx Y: K :x sk Y X 9f'ffp'y'y'p'y'p'r'f'f'f'f'v'r'r'r'f'r'f'r'f'r'f'f'r'r'l'r'r'f'f9999'rm xv'r 'r'a'r'r'r r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'f'f'r'f'r'r'r' Q' f'F'f'r r'r'r'r'r'r5 v'6 , x 1: 1: N 2- UNDERWOOD Jewsisns, INC. xt x' ' 'I 'Z ', 106 West Fourth Street I, I' x' xx xx K yi S34,ggggf,4,4,4,4,4,f,4,4',4,4,4,e',4'1,f,xf,4,4,4,45g454,c,4'4,431g4t,96 t 4 x' x' xr tr lx SALEM FINANCE COMPANY It XC xt xx . 'S x' 226 N. Main x' x' xx x' V: 9,d,x?,x',x'p'y'p'r',v'v'y'r'r'v'f4f':'f'r'ff'r'r'r'r'f'f'v'y'f'r'r'r'f'r'r'K 53335 ff'S'fa'f'f'S'3'i9' 'S 399'3f5'S'39'S , '5'S'5'6 xt ,K :I tr se HOWARD'S MEN'S SHOP I, Z3 -t Y xl 118 East Fourth Street xt xx ,I It 'x A ' 8a'r'39fi99995 5 fe . +'Sfx'Bf56ff ' , v s :I Y: ,t EAST SIDE DRY CLEANERS lx xx ,t xx X X 1401 East Tenth Street x xx ,z Wx y x ,x 9,4'gg4,4'4,4'4,4,4,4'4,4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 44 4 4 x vfrvfv:rff:r'ffvfrrrrrfri X!'r'f'fJI,'4P4I'f'!'f'O'f,I,fIfIfiran!!,I,fIIa'fJPlftO4!4Ivpalidillflilg x'4'a'4'4,a'4,a,a'a,4'ar4,a'1,4'a,I,1,l'l,4'd,I'd,l,a'a'4'4,4,4'a,a'4'l,a,l6 x X tt Compliments of Y N K X It Hardmg's Shoe Parlor It Y N S K It 315 North Church Street It It Qvc'r'r'f'f'r'f'4'f'f'r'Ir'r'r'r'a'a'f'a'a'f'f'a'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'f'v'v'w'a It We Appreciate Your Patronage x xt It K S 2- Mother and Daughter Ie Ks 0 NK xt Fashions xt Y V If Corner Liberty and Third Streets xt Winston-Salem, North Carolina K x. x 9f'f'f'r'r'r'r'r'v'f'r'r'r'r'v'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'X 3,6I'4,I'4'4'4'4'4,4,I,4'4'4'l'4,4'l'4'4'4'4,4'4'4'4'4'4'4'4,4'4,4'4 l'4'46 x x x x xx xx K K ze ROADSIDE GRILL lx x x It It xf 423 North Claremont xt It It xx yx A xx X,4,4'4,J'4B4,4'4,4'f'4x'4,4'4'l'4'4'f,4 4,l,4,4'4'4'4 f,4,4,4'f,4'4'4,f,4,liz 9 V 'I 'I xx YK X SANITARY BARBER SHOP X It It e x Y It 528 Fourth Street NE. ,z K 1' It 9r'.r'.v'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'v'f'v'r'f'v'f'r'r'f'f'r'fr'fr'r'r'f'.r'f'r',v'v'r'r'r?t S ,95599 i'i'f'f'f'r'2'P'r'fY3'rfr'5'fi'5'3'x3'59fr'5'5'S45'5'5'5'fl 4 K Ig It X EAST WINSTON GARAGE X It It xx 6 ,K 1609 East 7th Street ,x 5 C xx xx xx xx x x K x 5 9+'3S v1r99599fffffvfvfr'3?9Qf'vf.vf.v'r'r7f'.v'f9'.v',v'n5'o'f'a'v'EL x' 0 xx 6 5 S ze CAMEL PAWN SHOP, INC. :Q xt xt N x xt 16 East Fourth Street xt xx xt It It K 99'r'v'v'v'r'f'f4:9'r'r'f'r'r'r'f'r'r'f'f'f'ff'Q'r'r'r'f'r'f'r':'r'r'r'f'3X 444141414144444Ilia'-JtJ4l4l444l4f4444'l4'4 8 bf V P f 7 f P f f f I f P f f f f 7 P P f P f P P f f f f f ' ' P f f f 7 6 xx x' x' x' x' x' x' xx xx x' x' 'E xt Compliments of xt xt LOFLIN GROCERY xt x It It It xt 4 x lx DR. A. D. COI.ENIAN :K Is 536 East FOUrTl't Street lx x x x K x x N V x' xf xf 'f S'f'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'v'r'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r r'r'f'r'v'r'r'f'6 x,',',' '95'f 'p'f'r'f'f'f'r'r'r'r'r'f 'f'r'r'r'r'f'a'r'v'r'r'r'f'f'f'r'f'6 xt It It 2' 'I 'I 'I 'I lx LINDLEY PHOTO COMPANY I, 1, JOE KING ESSO SERVICE I, 'I 'I 'I 'I x , x x xt 106 West Fifth Street xt 1330 East Sth Street ,t x :Q Ig Ie ,X x' x' x' W: x X I 2r'r'f'f'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'v'fr'r'r'r'f'f'r'r'f'r'f'r'f'r'f'f'f'r'A 9r'r'f'f'f'n'f'r'r'r'f'r'r'f'v'f'r'r'r'r'r 'f'r'r'r'r'r'f'r'f'f'f'r'r'r'r 'ri Page Ninefu Fine I 4 x .......W - v-. I, ..-........ Y,7,AN!,VA J J M , MR. AND MRS. ROYAL A. BACOTE, SR MRS. ALICE BALDWIN MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BAXTER MISS ANNIE M. BELTON MR. THOMAS BERRIEN MR. AND MRS. SAM BROADIE REV. AND MRS. E. T. BROWNE MISS DORIS BURKE MISS EDNA RAYE BURKE MR. AND MRS. JOHN D. BURKE MRS. HAZEL BURRELL MISS FLORENCE T. BUTLER MR. AND MRS. JOHN BUTLER MR. ROBERT BUTLER MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM CHASE MRS. DELORES CHILDS MRS. GERTRUDE CLARK MR. AND MRS. NATHANIEL CLAVON MR. AND MRS. NORMAN CLOUD MR. AND MRS. JONAS COLE MISS BEATRICE COLEMAN MR. AND MRS. B. G. COOPER MRS. ELIZABETH CRAWFORD MR. AND MRS. OTIS B. CRANVFORD MR. REGINALD CRAVVFORD MR. FRED DAVIDSON, SR. MR. AND MRS. JAMES DAVIS MRS. HANNAH DANVSON MRS. MARIE DE LOACH MR. JAMES E. DERR MRS. IRENE M. DOUGLAS MRS. CLOREAN DUNCAN MRS. MARY FAIR MR. AND MRS. JESSE FERGUSON MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM L. FULP MR. ROY GALLOVVAY MRS. ISABELLA GAINES JACKIE AND KEVIN GAINES MRS. HELEN GIBBS MRS. FANNIE GIVENS MISS ELIZABETH GOLDSBORO MR. AND MRS. ALVERTIS GRAY MR. AND MRS. JOHN R. GREEN, SR. MR. NVILLIAM GRIFFIN MR. WILLIAM F. HAIRSTON MISS MAGGIE HARRIS MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE HARWELL MRS. HILDA HAYDEN MR. JOE HAYES MR. FITHIAN HILL PATRONS MR. AND MRS. EDWARD HOWARD MR BENJAMIN HONVIE MR AND MRS. H. HUNLEY MR AND MRS. EDWARD HUNTER MR DELRAY HARTSFIELD REV. AND MRS. S. VV. HYLTON, JR. MR. AND MRS. JOHN IJAMES MISS REBECCA JACKSON MRS. MARY JOHNSON MISS BETTY KEARNEY MISS CONSTANCE L. KINARD MR. AND MRS. CHARLES LEAK MR. AND MRS. SILAS LEE MISS OZELLA LONG MRS. AMOS MCCLENDON MRS. VIOLA MCINTASH MR. JAMES L. MCKNIGHT MRS. MARION MALLOYD MRS. MARY MANNING MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM MEZEK MR. AND MRS. JONAH MONTSINGER MRS. OLIVIA MORGAN MR. NORMAN MORTON MR. JOHN MOZEE MR. ROY MOZEE MR. WILLIAM PENDERGRAFT MRS. LAURA REYNOLDS MR. AND MRS. NVILFORD RICE MRS. BESSIE RICHARDSON MR. GEORGE ROANE MRS. ELIZABETH ROBERTS MR. AND MRS. EDXVARD ROBINSON MR. ANTHONY ROMANO MRS. MARY SCOTT MRS. FLORA SMITH MR. AND MRS. DAVID SPENCER MR. THOMAS SPENCER MRS. H. E. STAPLEFOOT MRS. L. H. STOKES MR. AND MRS. BENJAMIN TIDBALL MRS. MAGGIE TOATLY MR, AND MRS. ROY VVATSON MRS. EDNA VVEBER MRS. HELEN VVEDISS MRS. MARGARET WHITE MISS ALICE XVILLIAMS IDA VVILLIAMS MR. AND MRS. MILLER WILLIAMS MR. JAMES VVRIGHT WINSTON-SALEM TEACHERS COLLEGE FACULTY AND Allvn, Mrs. Cnrdn-lla H., 2151 Gerald St. Almm, Dr. Little-john A., 615 Bruce St. Atkins, Dr. F. L., Winston-Salr-m Teachers College Akkini, Mr. A., 605 Brucv Sl. Bvll, Mr. Frank C., 1313 E. Srcnnd SK. B:-nm-tt, Mixs Carrw M., Wmstnn-Salvm Tenchvrs College Brarlslmw, Mrs. Lum' L., 416--24 Q St. N.W. llrnwn, Mr. Thomas J., 1404 Wnllacv St. Hn-wn, Mn. Viula G., 4716-25th St., N.W. Bman, Mum Vnu-nm-, -445 S. Clarcmunt Ax-P. liarnhavn, Mr. Linhm 4211-25th St., N.W. Bull:-r, Mlm 1 lul'vm-v T., SNIA Columbia Tvrracl' Clark, Mr. II:-rlwvt L., XN'iml1m-Salma 'I'n-ache-rs College Cnlllf-, Mus. Francs-Q H., 2315 Slntvr St., N.W. fimlrafl, Mr. Thomas R., HIFI Gray Ave. Ifunliuf, Mrs. lrlugvrlul A., 16114-11923 Sl., N.E. Haus, Xlr John D, 11, 419 Atkins Sl. Ilwrr, Xlr Iamvx E., S1421 Atknm St., Apl. 2 Page Ninety-Six STAFF 1958 - 59 Diggs, Mr. Juhn P., 1430 Cromartiv St. Drllard, Dr. Jamrw A., 2525 Kirkwood Ave. Dulusnn, Mrs. Iula D., 1522 Pmshurgh Ave. Durrah, Mr. Hnba-rt L.. 1109 W. 11th St. Ervin , Mn.. Barham H.. 20415 East End Blvd. I-rmntaxn, Mr. Juhu A., 1944 Maryland Ave. Falp, Miss Olivia A.. 1816 Eighth St., N.E. Gzngv, Mrs. Dnmtlxy G., 1607 Thnmumd Sl. 1:. I' I.aim's, Mr. Clarrucv E., 2015 'ask Ind Blvd. C.lmlvn'll. Mr. Jamrw R., fill Dunlvilh AVP., N.E. lliwzt, Dr. Armin' L., 442 Gurrcll St., Crm-lusboro, N. C. I mn- Mrx. Gluna C., 15325 Gray Avv. Gunn' Mr. Hamlvt E., 11325 Gray Auf. C'rax', Mrs. Arrlcllm- H.. 2049 K Cmnt Avv., N.W. Crvl-lxwunrl, Mr. Jaunvs VV., Jr., 18136 Fiflh Sl., N.E. Hall. Mr. Gr-urgv A., 815 Bram- Sl. Hall, Mrw. Charlulln' G., H15 1-lrucv St. llami ltun, Mrs. Luuiw S., 15118 Krnhxcky Ave. gf- lI.4ust-r, Dr. Charln- 11, 1072 lx Count Axe., N.XX' Ilauwr, Xlr. Mun-r, 311 Bruce S! Ilnnt, Xlr Train It , XX'nuton-Salt-lu I'--.iehrrx f'ollvgv Hilton. Rn-x. S. XX' , jr., 4117 1'lvx4-l.nuI Au- Islu-ll, Xlus XX'ill.n1:rtta. -145 S t'lau'inont .Xu- Iuoln, Xlis Mary S , 2413-3 N. Cherry St I.nneK, Mui Elia X' , 1921 Thlrtl St , N E lohnion, Dr. Ct-urge L., 24116 Lincoln Au- Iortlan, Xlr. XX'rl1artl C., 261111 Cr-'vnxluuro Rd. Ki-ith X rs I-sthtr XX -fltiti SI . N.XX'. Layer! -r, Xin. XX'iluua I... -137-25th St , N.XX'. Kelli, Mlm Shirley, 1501 E. 1114 St. , . I Y ' ' , 51 1 1 t Laurt-ru.-t-, Mn. Clara R , 43:1-24th St., N,XX' Lanhorn, Mrx. Mxra R., XX'lnxton-Salvni Tt'.n.'ht'rs College I..-un, Mr. john F. 1524 E. 1-hh St. Lt-nu, Di. Lillian R, 1524 E. I-ltll St. Mc.-tllieter, Min Maude A , 2127 Slater St., N E. Matfette, Miss Fannie M., 1952 Marylarul Axe. Malloy, Dr. H R., 2020 E. Sth St Miller, Mrx. Exa H.. 1412 Renhoxv Rd., Crt-enslioro, N. C. Moore, Mite Beatrice. XX'initon-Salt-rn Teaeht-rt College Murphy, Mr. Ruxsell E, 1029 Carur-ron Axe. Ne:-lx, MrQ Madge L., XX'mston-Saleru Teachers Colle-ge Oclhaiu, Mrs. Gladys D., 21051 Gerald St., N.E. Parker, Mr. Charles j., XX'iuxton-Salt-rn Tn-acht-rs College Patterson, Rex. just-ph N., 1218 E. I-ith St. Pap ne, Mrs. Ramona R., 2.119 Slater St., N.E. Perm, Mrw Mattie E , XX'inxton-Salem Tt-athvr: College Pickarrl, Mr. Harry 33626 Longhrouk Circle Raitt-rrl, Xin. 11 11- Il-. XX noton-S rl- nr lr.u1r-v. I oll- Q. ltanu-N, Xln Xluuvlra V, ITIIS OI-l laxntglon lol Ru-v, Xin Ilia XI, 11111 Conlon St Rue, Xlr XX i11r.ou I, 1tP.I'l .tm-una Nt It-vlunwon, Xlrtt t'.nixt- V, l'llI llurtl St, N IC Row, Xlrs 1.4-ol.: XI, H11 Rruu- Nt Rox., Xlr XXr11urr I., 1141-25111 St, N XX' Ruxwll, Nlr Ellix IC, I'3llh lihnlton St. Sp.-rurvl, Xhx. Xl.nx I-Z, IWZH Ii I-'onrth St Iilrornas, Xlr XX'rl1u-, H11 Mruxnut- Sl I1-rrell, Xlr X I., XX'1nwton-Salt-nr It-.ielwrx Collegi- Tenrvll, Mrs 1.ut-lllv tl, XX'nuton-Salwnr Tlurthvrs College XX'arn-, Xht. ht-nrgia M, ,I-13 S l'1arr-mont Au- XX'attx, Mr Rolanrl S, 411 24th St, NXX' XX'hite, Mrs. IM-wav' j, I-113 XX'.rl1.ne-- St XX'i1lituuf, Mus Mart-fl:-ttv, 1110--17th St, N E. XX'x1son, Mr A Dunuax, 5111 S Xlrrurau Sl. XX'i1son, Mrx Panlnu' If., 5114 S X'argraxt- St Etlwarflt, Xhw XX'iI1u- Mar- Nl., 1911 IM-ntut-ky Ave. THE FOLLOXVINC FACULTY MEMBERS ARE ON LEAVE: Alitlri-Xxx, Mn Cut-ntlolyn 1121 Ru-h Ave , N.E. Balxley, Mrs Daisy F., 1415 N Dnnletth Axe. Diggs, XII Iailnw T., 11140 E. Thlrrl St. Knight, Xlrs. Rexx-rlp XX' , SS Cornell Axe.. Yonkers, N. Y. Knight, Mr Perry X' . 53 Cornell Axe., Yonkt-rS, N. Y. Vick, Mr. Alphonso R., 1329 Rt-lt-wi St. XX'illiximx, Rex Kenneth R., 1015 Rich Ave. STUDE T ABBIT, ROYAL, 1108 E. Ilith Street, XX inston-Salem, N. C. ABR.-XMS, SARAH. 1230 X.X'oodland Axenne, XX'in5ton-Salem, N. C. .-XD-XMS, BILLY C., 702 S. Vance Street, Gastonia, N.C. ADAMS, ROCERS, 4112 Mayfield Rd., Danville, Va. ADAMS, XVILRERT, 5323 N. XfX'ashington Street, Rciclsville, N. C. ACERS, CHARLES, 1609 E. 1-ith Street, XVinston-Salem. N. C. ALDRIDC-E, IANIE, 1420 E. Sth Street. VVin5ton-Salem, N. C. ALLEN, EUC-ENE, Route 13, Box 4, Smithfield, N. C. ALSTON, ALICE, 22.3 Ratcon Rd., Littleton, N. C. ALSTON, CREOLA, 234 Ferguson Street, Littleton. N. C. ALSTON, SONJA, Graham Rd., Pittsboro. N. C. .-XNDREXYS, ANNIE R., 510 Rladen Street, WViImington, N. C. ANDREXVS. CLORIS, Route 1, Box 204, Council, N. C. ANDREXYS, MARCO, 251-I Otis Street, Durham, N. C. ARMSTRONG, RRAZELL, 1311 XV. Harrison Ave., Catalonia, N. C. ARMSTRONG, CXVENDOLYN. 719 VX'iIl0w Street, XlX'inSt0n-Salem, N. C. ARXISTRONC. YERTIS, P. O. Box 33332, Elm City, N. C. ARRINCTON. BARBARA, P. O. Box 473, Four Onki, N. C. ATXX'.-XTER, MERNELL, 613 Smith Street, VVinston-Salem, N. C. AUSTIN, -IOTHANIEL, 525 XVashinglon Street, Ashehom, N. C. BAILEY, CLARA B.. 17.32 Thurmond Street, VVrnston-Salem, N. C. R.-XLDXYIN, CONSTANCE, 1311 N. Clevelrmd Avenue, Winston-Salem. N. C. BALDXVIN, M.-XRKETHIA, 107 N. Roherson Street, Chapel Hill, N. C. BALDXYIN. ZEOLA, 728 Clll Street, VX'in5ton-Salem, N. C. RANKHEAD, IAMES, P. O. Box 964, Kannnpolis, N. C. RAUKNICHT, LILLIAN. 515 N. Caldwell Street, Charlotte, N. C. BANNER, SARAH, '1-Ui N. Fairview Street, Lenoir, N. C. BANNER, THOMAS. 518 Virginia Street. Mt. Airy, N. C. BARBER, ALEXANDER, 920 Ferrell Street, XVinston-Salem, N. C. BARBER, ALYCE, 9251 Mock Street, VX'in5ton-Salem, N. C. BARBER, LAURA, Route 2, Box 132, Clevelzind, N. C. BANETT, IOAN, 422 Madierm Blvd., Roxboro, N. C. BARNES, ERNESTINE, Route I, Box IH, Scotland Neck, N. C. BARTLEY, ALICE, 1108 Highland Avenue, Rocky Mount, N. C. BASS, EUNICE. Route 2, Box 192, Rougernrrnt, N. C. BEARD, EMMA, Route 3, Box 220, Kings Mountain, N. C. BEATTY, CAPTOLA, 1720 Pittihurgh Avenue, Wiriston-Salem, N. C. BEATTY, DAISY, Route 1, Box 63, Tomahawk, N. C. BELL, THELMA S., 1044 N. Highland Avenue, VVin5ton-Salem, N. C. BELTON, IAMES, 1006 N. Dunlelth Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. BENNIX, CARL, 410 VV. Parker Street, Kings Mountain, N. C. BENTON, KENNETH, 122 Badger Avenue, Newnrk, N. J. BERRY, BEVERLY, 47 Fairview Avt7nue, Newark, N. BINCHAM, DOROTHY, Route 1, Box 3-A, Laurinhurg, N. C. BITTLE, MYRTLE, S06 E. 3rd Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. BLACKMAN, AUSTINIA, 815 Locust Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. BLANKS, SOPHIA, Route 2, Box 210, Clarkton, N. C. BLUE, EARTHA, Route 1, Box 254, Dunn, N. C. BLUE, LONNIE, 1617 E. 12th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. BOHANNON, ARTIS, 1107 E. 11th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. BOLDEN, THOMAS, 410 Carter Street, Rn-idsxille, N C. BONNER, CARRIE, 1017 Gay Street, Rocky Mount, N. C. BORDEAUX. ARTHALI-X, 105 Magnolia Au-mu-, XX'i1ruington, N. C. BOULDIN, REUL.-XH, II-I Ridge Street, Reitlsville, N. C. BOVVSIAN, LORETTA, Route 2, Rox 1511, XVoodiile, N. C. BOYD, MATTIE, 516 Charles Street, Monroe, N. C. BRADLEY, DONALD, 325 15th Axenue, Newark, N. BRADLEY, NIARIE 51., My res P. O. Box 6001, Charleiton, S. C. BRANNON, VONNETTA XV., 1.117 E. 111: St., VX'inston-Salem, N. C. BREXVER, NANCY. Route 2. Box 183, Kanuapolis, N. C. BRITT, ELMER, 19-1 Barclay St., Newark, N. 1. BROOKS. ARCHIE, 413 Central St., Pontiac, Mich. BROXX'N, ABBADEAN, I-19 N. Ridge Avenue, XX'inston-Salem, N. C. BROOKS, IERRY, 1723 Thurmontl Street, Vvinston-Salem, N. C. BROXVN, CARL, 28 Birch Avenue, Princeton, N. BLUE. ESTHER. Route I, Box 73, jackson Sprinlli, N. C. RROVVN, CRACIE, 16 Peace Street, Thoniaiswille, N. C. BRONVN, JACKSON, P. O. Box 341, Littleton, N. C. BROVVN, LOUISE, 210 W. Daxiclson Awe., Costunia, N. C. BROXVN, SADIE, Route 1, Rox 270, Elm City, N C. BROXVN, SHUFORD, 316 VVnlloCk Street, A5heNille, N. C. BRUCE, DONALD, 141 N. Highland Axeuut-, VX'inston-Salem, BULLOCK, ARTELIA, Route 2, Box 217, Rocky Mount, N. C. BULLOCK, BARBARA, Route 1, Mitlcllehurg, N. C. RULLOCK, EFFIE, Nlidrllehuti-1. N. C. BURKE. LLOYD BURNETTE, ANNIE, 603 Craig Street, Chapel Hill, N. C. BURNETTE, SHIRLEY, Route 11, Box 45, Mehxine, N. C. RURXNICK, NORRIS, 415 Artinse Street, Winstfili-Salem, N. C. BYRD, IESSIE, 8073 Paraitlise Street, Monroe, N. C NX C. CAESAR, MELVIN, 2042 N. Cherry Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. CAMPBELL, ESTELLA, P. O. Box 564. Maxton. N. C. CAMPBELL, RUBA, 211 VX'hitted Street, Hendersonville, N. C. CANNON, MILDRED, Route 4, Box 332-A 12620 Rome St.1. Kannapoljs, N, C. CARDWELL, EMMA, 1909 East 17th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. CARR, DELARION, 837 N. Cleveland Avenue, X1Vinston-Salem, N. C. CARPENTER. DOROTHY, 1145 E. 131.2 Street, VVinston-Salem, N. C. CARTER, ANNIE, -1888 Circle Drive, Winston-Salem, N. C. CARTER, IUANITA, 4888 Circle Drive, Winston-Salem, N. C. CARTER, LABONNIE, 1937 Bowen Blvd., Winsttvn-Salem, N. C. CARTER, MARGARET, Route 1, Box 161, Stoneville, N. C. CASH, CLYDE, 50 Linen Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. CHAMBERS, CLARENCE. 148 Church Street, Kemersville, N. C. CHEEK, ANNIE, Route 2, Box 132, Ramieur, N. C. CHISHOLIXI, PATRICIA, Box 181, Four OIIIKS, N. C. CLARK, BARBARA, 340 Hawthorne Street, Nlt. Holly, N. C. CLARK, THOMAS, 303 Skipper Street, Rockingham, N. C. CLANTON, CERALDINE, Route 3, BOX 302, Enfield, N. C. CLICK, CHARLES, 927 Rickent, Statesville, N. C. COHEN, KATHERLEEN, 517 Hardy Street, CaStorli3, N. C. COHEN, WILLIE, 55 Short Street, Asheville, N. C. Page N inety-Seven COHEN, LOIS, Route 5, Burlington, N. C. COLE, LOUIS. P, O. Box 385, Hamlet. N. C. COLE, SHIRLEY. 1727 Grant Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C, COLEMAN, CLAUDE, 513 W. Bradley Street, Gastonia, N. C. COLLINS, BOBBIE, 1720 E. First Street. Winston'Salem, N. C, COLLINS, ROY, Route 1, Box 90, Macclesfield. N. C. COOK, LAFAYETTE, 1703 Hattie Avenue, 1Ninston-Salem, N. C. COOKE. ELVIRA. Route 2, Box 20, Kittrell, N. C. COOPER, CORRETHER, 160 S. Bath Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. CORNELIUS, BARBARA, 3609 Spaulding Dr., N,E., Winston-Salem, N. C. COTTON, SARAH, P. O. Box 414, Rowland, N. C. COUNTS, BETTY, Route 1, Box 508, Tobacco Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. COUSSIN, LORETTA, 600 First Street, Martinsville, Va. COVINGTON, ERNESTINE, Route 1. Laurinhurg, N. C. COZART, NAOMI. Route I, Box 167, Bohama, N. C. CRADDOCK, PEGGY, 60016 Oak Street, Thomasville, N, C. CRAWFORD, RUTH, 1927 Washington Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. CROWDER, CHARLES, 1208 E. IOM Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. CRUMP, MARTHA, Route 3. Box 59, Lexington, N. C. DALTON, RETTIE, 2036 Court Avenue, Winston-Salem, N.C. DALTON, MARY, Route 1, Box 72, Harmony, N. C. DANCY, CHRISTINE, 1008 Cay Street, Rocky Mount, N. C. DANIEL, MARTHA, 31 Langston Blvd., Hampton, Va. DANIELS, SAMUEL, 500 McKinley Avenue, Greenville, N. C. DAVIS, ANRENA, 3 Gibson Street. Canton. N. C. DAVIS, BETTY A., 512 S, Morrow Street, Charlotte. N. C. DAVIS. BETTY I.. 1716 Gray Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. DAVIS, BETTY L., Route 3, Box 188, Raeford, N. C. DAVIS, WINSER, 11322 Pittsburg Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. DAVIS, GERALDINE, Thomas, Stoneville, N. C. DAVIS, HAZEL, Route 2, Box 334, Enfield. N. C. DAVIS, IESSIE, Route 5, Slatesville, N. C. DAVIS, LEON. 1030 Locust Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. DAVIS. MARY, 1128 N. Highland Avenue, VVinston-Salem, N. C, DAVIS, RICHARD, IGI N. Highland Avenue. VVinston-Salem, N. C. DAVIS, REUGENE, Route 3, Box 188, Raeford, N. C. DAVIS, SIBYI.. P. O. Box 794. Svlva, N. C. DAVIS, STANLEY. 1522 Pittsburg Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. DAVIS, WILLIE, 1603 Gray Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. DAVIS, WILTER. 1005 Faison Street. Wilson, N. C. DAWKINS, PEGGY. 207 Causler Street, Kings Mountain, N. C. DAWKINS, ROBERT, 1296 Foeher Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. DAWSON, ALMETA, P. O. Box 42, Littleton, N. C. DAWSON, MARY, P. O. Box 152, Hookerton, N. C. DEAN, ROGER, 16 Pioneer Homes, Elizaheth City, N. DILLARD, BARBARA, 624 Walker Avenue, N.E., Roanoke 12, Va. DIXON, ARTEMAS, 1433 Pittsburg Avenue, Winston-Salem. N. C. DOBSON, BERNESE, Route 6, Box 315, Mount Airy, N. C. DOBSON, YVILMA, Route 4. Box 257, Niount Airy, N. C. DOBY, HELEN, 1803 N. Clairemont Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. DOWNS, FRANCES, 2530 Kirkwood Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. DUDLEY. CELESTA, Route 1, Box 277, Hallshoro, N. C. DUDLEY, ELLA, Route 1, Box 277, Hallshoro, N. C. DUDLEY. MARY, 461 W, 25th Street, 1fVinston-Salem, N. C, DULA, ETHEL, 346 N, Fairview, Lenoir. N. C. DUNLAP, ROBERT. 1704 E. 1-ith Street, Winstrin-Szilem, N. C. DUPREE, BENIAMIN, 3023 Stanton Rd.. S,E,. Washington, D. C. EATON. BESSIE. 608 VViley Street, Greenville, N. C. EATON. BARBARA, 905 W. 13th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. EDMONDS, FRANK, Route 3. Box 246, Littleton. N. C, EDWARDS, IRENE. Route 1, Sparta. N. C. ELLER, BETTY, P. O. Box 332, Granite Quarry, N. C, ELLISON. CLEVELAND, 534 Charlotte Street, Hamlet, N. C. ENGLISH, ROSETTA LEE, Route 1, Box 216, Mebane, N. C. EVANS. DOLLIE MAE, 1314 Pittsburg Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. EVANS, LEWIS VVALTER, 1314 Pittsburg Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. FAIR, LUVENIA REGINA, 2318 Booker Street, Winston-Salem, N. C, FAISON, DONALD, 308 E. Hlllslvoro Street. hit. Olive, N, C. FARABEE, MARGIE REE, 525 Liberty Drive, Thomasville, N. C. FAUST, RICHARDEEN, 1500 A. S. Miller Street, Charlotte, N. C. FEATHEESTON, SHIRLEY, 1007 S, Main Street, Roxhoro, N. C. FINNEY, IACQUELINE, 1432 Kemherlv Road, VVinston-Salem, N. FISHER, RIARCARET, Route 2, Box 49, Richlands, N. C. FLOYVERS, CARRIE XI., 205 S. Georgia Ave., Coltlshoro, N. C. FLONVES, RIARY. Route 2, Box 527, New Bern. N. C, FLOYD. EUGENE, 27-B Lurnlxee Home. Lumberton. N, C. FONVILLE, VIRGINIA, Route 5, Rox 248. Burlington, N. C. FORD, DORIS, 1012 l I.lley Place, Charlotte, N. C. FORD, VERA. 211 Lilwrixt Street, Fairmont, N. C, FOREE, CEORCE, 313 E. Crrrn, Cnrliontlnlu, Ill, FORNEY. MARY, 201 Saeco Street. Belmont, N, C. FOSTER, DANIEL, 1450 Cleveland Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. FOSTER. DONRER, 1405-J Kwelt Drive, Iligh Point. N. C. FUSTEII, SAINIUEL. 79 South l-ith Strt-vt, Newark, N. l'iRl'lliMAN. RIIRNETTE. Ora Str:-et, Asheville, N. C. FRICIQNIAN, ERMA. T100 South Ci-orgizi Ave., Concord. N. C. I RI'll'1MAN, PEGGY, T100 South Georgia Ave., Concord, N. C. FRIDAY, IERALDINE, Rnutt' 1, Box l-1. Stanley, N. C. FRIDAY, R, T., 900 Roosevelt Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Paar' Ninety-Eight FULLER, GLORIA. 413 Maple Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. GALES, EDNA, Route 4. Box 115. Rockingham, N. C. GARDNER, CYNTHIA, Route 1. Box 92, Clayton, N. C. CARRETT. LOLA, 1214 Cameron Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. GAYNOR, FLORA, 712 N. Raleigh Street. Rocky Mount, N. C. GEE. LOTTIE, Route 3. Rox A-45, Enfield, N, C. GERALD. ROY, Route 1, Box 227, Orrum. N. C, GILBERT, RUBIE, 629 W. 2416 Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. GIBSON, JERRY, 29-B Daniel Brooks Apt., High Point, N. C. CILL, EMMETT, 1605 Pender Street. Raleigh, N. C. GILLESPIE, MARY, Route 2, Box 113, Harmony, N. C. GILMORE, ARNETTA, 1203 Hazel Street, Durham, N. C. CILMORE, ANN, 1203 Hazel Street, Durham, N, C. GILMORE, REVA, R.F.D. 1, Box 20. Semorhy. N. C. GLENN, CLARIECE, Route 1, Box 45-A. Lumber Bridge, N. C. GLYMP, CAROLYNE, 1844, 4th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. GLENN, ALMEDA, 1526 N. Cleveland Ave.. Vlfinston-Salem, N. C. GLYMPH, RICHARD, 2047 Lincoln Ave., Winston-Salem. N. C. GODARD. EVA, Route 3, Box 348, Washington, N. C. GORE, VERDIE, 913 Locust Ave.. Winston-Salem, N. C, COOLSBY, JAMES, Route 1, Box 23, Madison. N. C. GORHAM. FLORENCE, 700 Hyman Street, Williamston, N. C. GOSS, CAROLYN, 1003 Third Street, Durham, N. C. GRAHAM. ALVIN. Route 2. Box 106. Pink Hill. N. C. GRAHAM, CHARLESETTA, 2025 Thurrnond Street, Winston-Salem, N CRAHAINI. MIRIANI, 1414 Hattie Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. GRAHAM, OLIVIA, 155 N. Ridge Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. GRAHAM, VVILLIAM, Box 595. La Grange, N. C. CRANCER, VIVIAN, Route 10, Box 352, Charlotte, N. C. CRAVES, PEARLEAN, Route 1, Box 71, Cihsonville, N. C. GRAY, DOROTHY. 1202 East 14th Street, Winston-Salem. N. C. CREGC, IULIA, 1932 E. 2411! Street, Winston-Salem. N. C. GREENE, GLORIA, Route 1, Box 195, Roiental, N. C. GREENLEAF, JOAN. 54 Mountain Street, Asheville, N, C GREGORY. VIRGINIA, 307 North Short Street, Castonia, N. C. CREER, ELAINE, 473 N, W. 25th Street. Winston-Salem, N. C. CRIFFIN. BARBARA, 1724 Thurinond Street. Winston-Salem, N. C. GRIFFIN, CLADYS, Route 2, Box 21. Hlcldenite, N. C, GRIFFIN, IOSEPHINE. 1215 N. Dunleith Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C CRISSOM, BETTY, P. O, Box 549. Butner. N. C. GUESS, CHARLES, Route 1. Box 237, Morrisville. N. C. CUTHRIE, CHARLES, 186 White Street, Danville. Va. CUTHRIE. NELSON, 1003 N. Pryos Street, Gastonia, N. C. HARVEY, ROBERT, 629 S. Dennis Street, Enfield. N. C. HAIRSTON, ANNETTE, 124 Cameron Ave., VVinston-Salem, N. C. HAIRSTON, ROSAMOND, 1301 Lawerance Street, Winston-Salem. N C HAIRSTON, ROOSEVELT, Stovall. N. C. HALL, ALONZO, 1616 Harrison Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. HALL, GRACE, 1216 Queen Street, Wilson, N. C. HALL. GNVENDOLYN, 1224 Cromartie Street, Winston-Salem, N. C HAMLET, VELMA, Route 1, Box 26, Timberlake, N. C. HAMPTON, CLARA, 112 Blackstock Street, Spray, N. C. HAMMOND, DEBORAH, 1310 Mint Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. HAMRICK. JACQUELINE. P. O, Box 194, Avondale, N. C. HARRISON, BARBARA, 51 Kerr Street, Jacksonville. N. C. HARDY, COZY. General Delivery, Pleasant Hill, N. C. HARGRAVES, CAROLYN, 223 N. Iaekson Avenue, Winston-Salem, N HARPER, BARBARA. 1005 Cleveland Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. HARPER, DOROTHY. 351 N. Fairview Dr., Lenoir, N. C. HARRIS, BEATRICE, 347 W. Catawha Ave., Mooresville, N. C. HARRIS, LOIS, 846 Camel Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. HARRIS, PEARLIE. P. O. Box 67, Stovall, N. C. HARRIS, RALPH. 817 Camel Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C, HARRIS, SARA, 418 Owens Street, Henderson, N. C. HARRIS, THOMAS, 709 Mock Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. HARRIS. VVILLIE. 420 Enoch Street, Burlington, N. C. HARRISON, ANNA. 1735 Amos Street, Reidsvillv, N. C. HARRISON, BARBARA, 1401 E. 12th Street, Winston-Salem. N. C. HARRISON. VIVIAN, Route 3, Box 1, Nashville, N. C. HASKINS, PAUL, 2306-Sth Ave., New York. N. Y. HAYES, NORMAN, 408 McManner Street, Durham, N. C. HELTON, THOMASINA. 11 Allred Mill Road. Mt. Airy, N. C. HEMPHILL, CHARLES, 618 W. Granite Ave., Gastonia, N. C. HEMPHILL, JULIA, 559 Oak Street, Lenoir. N, C, HENDERSON, BENJAMIN. 1-18 Poplar Street. Asheville, N. C. HENRY, BARBARA, 70-I N. Highland Ave., Winston-Salem. N. C. HENRY, MAURICE, 1219 N.E, 18th Street. Winston-Salem, N. C. IIERRING, CHARLES, Route I. Box 66, Garland, N. C. HESTER, CAROLYN. 13053 Fisher Street, Morehead City, N, C. HICKS, DORIS, Route 1, Box 61, Fremont, N. C. HILL. CARL, 909 Third Street, Durham, N. C. HILL. CLEO, 173 Belmont Avenue, Newark, N. j. HICKS, ANNIE. Route 1, Box 3, Kittrell, N. C. HINES, OSCAR. 1317 E, Si-cond Street, WVinston-Salem. N. C. HOLMAN, RAYMOND. 1115 Jordan Ave., Charlotte, N. C. HORTON, DELORES, 2062 K Court, VVinston-Salem, N. C. HORTON, HELEN, Route 3, Box 92. Apex, N. C. HOUPE, CLADYS, Route 4, Box 143, Statesville. N. C. IIUNT. ROBERT, 1030 Locust Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. HUNT. SARA. Route 1, Boi 17. Roaring River, N, C, HUNTER. ADOLPHUS, 519 VV, fl-lrtl Street, VVinsttni-Salt-ni, N. C HUNTER, ANNIE, Box -161, Mt. Holly, N. C. HUNTER, EDVVARD. 1327 Oak Street. VViuston-S.ileni, N. C. HUBBARD. CORA, 512 Eatt End Axe., Durhaiu, N. C HUGHES, AGNES. Route 2, Rox IH-I, C.it4-xville. N C, HUNTLEY, ROBERT. 1408 Southlmuntl Street, VVinston-Salem, N. C. HYM.-KN. PHILLIP. -18 Flt-es Street. Annapolis. Md. IIYMAN, VENNIE, Box 14. 1Nallnct', N, C. INABINETT, JANICE. Rox 391, Bryson City. N. C. INCRAM, CLEO, Route 1, Box 6, VVoolwiue, Va, INCRAM, PECCY, 440 VV. 25th Street, NVlu5ton-Saluni, N. C. INMAN, EUCENIA, 903 E. Elin Street. Coltlsliorn, N. C ISLER, MARY. R,F.D. 1, Box 84, Pollncksiillt-, N. C JACKSON. ALVIN, 1311 Lawrence Street, NVinittm-Saleni, N. C. JACKSON. EDYTHE, 601 Madison Street, Fainnont, N. C. JACKSON, MINNIE, 2116 E. 12th Street. NViuston-Salem, N. C. JACKSON. ROBERT. 1007 Oak Street, Roselle. N. JACOBS. MARIE. Route l, Box 1120, Acme, N. C. JAMES, DAISY. 1120 Grant Street, Badin, N. C. JAMISON, BARBARA, 1510 Fay Street, Durham, N. C. JEFFERSON, EDWARD. 47-B Columhia Terrace, Winston-Salem. N. C. JEFFERSON. ERISCTEEN, 1512 E. 1114 Street. Winston-Salem, N. C. JENKINS, GERALDINE. 223 Watterson Street, Kings Mountain, N. C. JESSUP, MABEL, 1009 Addison Ave., VVinston4Salen1, N. C. JESSUP. NANCY, Route 3, Box 1911, Kernersville, N. C. JEVVELL, JEROME, 22 Sherman Ave., Newark, N. JOHNSON, ARTHUR, 927 Stadium Drive, Winston4Salem. N. C. JOHNSON, BARBARA, Lake Waccamaw, N. C. JOHNSON. EDWARD. 1446 Calhoun Street, Norfolk, Va. JOHNSON. ERNEST, 2026 Dellahronk Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. JOHNSON, EVA, 301 Hill Street, Roxhoro. N. C. JOHNSON, GERALD. 4936 Blaine Street, Washington 19, D. C. JOHNSON, JAMES. P. O. Box 1171. Alherle, N. C. JOHNSON, JEROME, 1610 Horney St., High Point, N. C. JOHNSON, JOYCE. 713 Bouchelle Street, Morganton, N. C. JOHNSON. VICTOR, 2026 Dellahrook Rd , Winston-Salem, N. C. JOHNSON, MARY, P. O. Box 121, Goldsboro, N. C, JOHNSON, MARY ARNOLD, 143 S. Graham, Winston-Salem, N. C. JOHNSON. NANCY, Route 6, Rox 62, Sanford, N. C. JOHNSON, RICHARD, 1306 Farlough Street, High Point, N. C. JOHNSON. WILLIAM, 1814 Oakwood Ave., Box 44. Lumberton, N. C. JONES, CLENZO, 100 Douglas Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. JONES, DIANA. B46 W. 11th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. JONES, DONALD. 1403 E. Illfg Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. JONES. CWENDOLYN E.. 106 Orr Street, Kemersville, N. C. JONES. GWENDOLYN H., 512 N. Cameron Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. JONES, JOAN F., Route 1. Box 276, Norliner, N. C. JONES. LOWELL, 623 E. 4th Street. Winston-Salem, N. C. JONES, MARY, 1942 East Third Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. JONES, ROBERT, 205 Lincoln Street, Belmont. N. C. JOYCE. POLLY. Route 1. Madison. N. C. KEATON, DOLLIE, 306 S. Oak Street, Lenoir. N. C. KELLY, BETTY, Route 2. Box 126, Rocky Mount. N. C. KELLY. MARY. Navassa, N. C. KEMP. JOE, 433 Jones Village, Duhlin, Georgia KEENAN, KATY. 216 Beamon, High Point, N. C. KIMBROUGH. CORINE, 811 Hickory Street, Winston-Salem. N. C. KINSEY, MINNIE, 507 Avon Ave., Burlington, N. C. KISER, LILLIAN. 154 Mahan Street, Concord. N. C. KNIGHT, ANNIE, Route 1, Bnx 219. Enfield, N. C. KNOWLIN, CATHERINE, 421 Hickory St.. Winston-Salem, N. C. LAMBERT, BETTY, 1405 E. Sth Street, Winston-Salem. N. C. LANE. SHIRLEY, Route I. Box 4-G, Goldsboro, N. C. LANGLEY, BARBARA. 2704 E. Pettigrew Street, Durham, N. C. LASH, JACOUELINE, 1416 Cherry Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. LASSITER, FOSTER, 8031141 Locust Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. LATHAM, SHIRLEY, 608 Cameron Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. LATTEN. EARLYNE, Route 1, Clenimons, N. C. LOWRANCE, MARGARET. 604 N. Claremont Ave.. Winston-Salem, N. LEAK, MARILYN, 1021 E. 12th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. LEDBETTER, NAOMI, Route 5, Box 108, Rutherfordton, N. C. LESANE, ANNIE, P. O. Box 524, Elizabethtown. N. C. LESANE. LORRAINE. P. O. Box 5241, Elizabethtown, N. C. LEWIS, CHARLES. 239 E. State Street, Avondale, Pa. LIGHTY. JAMES, Columliia Terrace. Winston-Salem, N. C. LINTON, BARBARA, 909 Clemmonsville Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. LINTON, THEODORE. 110 Poplar Street, Asheville. N. C. LIPSCOMB, HAZEL, Route 5, Box 117, Durham, N. C. LITTLE, ELLA, P. O. Box 252, Ansonville. N. C. LONG, JOHN, P. O. Box 252, Laurel Hill. N. C. LONG. NANCY, Route 2. Box 27. Williamston. N. C. LONGCRIER, ALEEN, 449 S. Center Street, Hickory, N. C. LOVETT, FRANCINE, Amherst Street, East Orange, N. J. LOVE. ARCHIE, 2508 Collins Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. LOWDERMILK, CAROL, 417 Cross Street. Asheboro, N. C. LOWE, HATTIE, Route 1. Box 415, Magnolia, N. C. LUCUS, GERALDINE, 578 Morrison Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. LUCUS, MOSES, 578 Morrison Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. LUCK, IRA. H41 Ru-lt Au-inte, VVinstnn-S.nlmn, N ti LYONS, 1-l1.N1tlliIi. 111 Ilopvtlalt- Stn-et, Lexington, N ti LYONS, 'I'Il1'iliI'IS1-1, Ill Booker Street, l7uih.nn, N C Mt-AL1.1S'IiI-IR,GLORIA, Route I. Box 111, J.ucksonx'illI', N. C. McCAI.O1'. ANNIE. 610 VVest College Street, Vi'.irx.ns. N C, Mt-CARRELL, FRANKLIN, 26 Glenn Ilnatl, Mae.-miville. S C, McCAR'I'HEl'l, CRISSIE, Rnutt- 2, Box 193, Mt. Airy, N C. MQCARTHER, OTHA, oute 2, Box 7193, Mt, Airy. N C, Mt-CI.ELl,AND, 2590 Hrmpill Street. Charlotte, N C. MQCONNELI.. ANNETTA, 3.12 E. Clennnonwillt- Roatl, Winston-Salein, N. C. MCCOY, VVILLASEANIA, 415 Maple Street, Winston-Salem. N. McCUI.LOUTH, NATHANIEL, 1431 E. SW Street, Winston-S.: MCDONALD, VVALLACE. 115 Blanton Street, Asheville, N. C. C. lem, N, C. McDOWELL. CLARA, Route 3, Box 208. Kings Mountain, N. C. MCFARLIN, LILLIAN. 604 N. Claremont Avenue, WinstnnfSaleni. N. C, MCGHEE, CAROLYN, 1015 S, 14th Street, Wilmington. N, C, MCGILL, WILLIAM. 150 N. Highland Avenue, Winston'Salem, N. C. McCR1ER, DELORES, P. O, Box 239, Warrenton, N. C. MuKESSON, EDWARD, -105 Rocky Ford Street, Nlnrganton, N. INICKOY. MYRNA, Route 1. Box 196, Lillington, N. C. McLAURIN, HAZEL, 1107 Cray Avenue. Winston-Salem, N. C C. MCMILLIAN, JOHNNIE, 734 N. Patterson Avenue. Winston-Salem, N. C. MCMILLON. SHIRLEY, P. O. Box 94, St. Pauls, N. C. MCNEIL, WALTER. 108 Booker Street, High Point, N. C. MGRAE, DORIS, P. O. Box 733, Maxtnn, N. C. MCRAE, GRACE. Box 184, Troy, N. C. MALLOY, GLADYS, 1530 E. Sth Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. MANGUM. PRINCE, 1420 E. 11th Street, Winston-Salem. N. C. MANNINC, ROBERT, 430 Harvey Street, Pontiac. Mich. MARCUS, ARNETTA. 1526 Garfield Street, Winston-Salem, N. MARTIN, CLADIE, 315 Ellis Street, Kings Mountain, N. C. C. MARTIN, EDWARD, 1454 Thurmond Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. MARTIN, JOHN, 112 New Street, Kernersville. N. C. MASSEY. CARRIE, 1302 Cray Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. MATTHEWS, DANNIE, 2 Florence Street, Hartford, Conn. MAUNY, BRENDA, 594 Morrison Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. MAYFIELD, ANNIE, Route 8, Box 255, Statesville, N. C. MAYFIELD, WALTER, 216-D, Winley Street. High Point, N. C. MICHAEL, THELMA. 224 Elk Street, Lexington, N. C. MICKENS. BETTY, 844 Cameron Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. MIDDLETON, JOE, 47 Haskins Street. Roxburg, Mass. MILES. SARAH. 452 Dudley Street. Burlington, N. C. MILLER. ANNIE, 1232 Mint Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. MILLER. CATHERINE. 2012 K Court, Winston'Sa1em. N. C. MILLER. LILLERWEASE, 1421 Derry Street. Winston4Salem, MILLER, MATTIE. 1219 E. 14th Street, Winston-Salem. N. C. MILLER. ROBERT, 312 W. Norment Street, Gastonia, N. C. MONROE, DONALD, 2220 W. Webb Ave., Burlington, N. C. MONTERIO, THOMAS. 110-29 176th Street. Iamacia, N. Y. MONTGOMERY, JOAN, 505 King Street, Rome, Ga. N. C. MONTGOMERY, LAMUEL. 1207 Wallace Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. MONTGOMERY, MARJORIE, 1627 Thurmond Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. MOORE, BARBARA. Route 1, Box 138, Hookerton, N, C. MOORE, DELORIS. Route 2, Box 2524A. Clarkton, N. C. MOORE. CODFREY. 1726 Ellamont, Baltimore, Md. MOORE, SARAH. Route 2, Box 229, Clarkton, N. C. MORRISON, ISABELLA, 163 N. Ridge Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. MORROW, LUCILLE, Route 2, Mebane, N. C. MOSELY, BERNICE, 613 Wusster Street, Wilmington, N. C. MOSES, OSCAR, 1302 Gray Ave.. Winston-Salem, N. C. MOSES. RUTH, 802 Jackson Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. MOSS, LINDA. 447 25th Street. Winston-Salem. N. C. MOYE. MAUREEN, 211 S. Wooten Street, La Grange, N. C. MUMFORD, PATRICIA, 820 Bem Street, N. C. MURPHY, BARBARA. Route 2, Box 308, Nashville, N. C. NEAL, ELEANOR. P. O. Box 123, Elizabethtown. N. C. NESBIT, HELEN, 50-'J Cypress, New Bern. N. C. NESMITH, JOHNNY, 135 North Woodland, Winston-Salem, N. C. NESMITH, VIOLA, 1331 Carver Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. NIXON, BETTY, Route 1. Box 59, Stanley, N. C. NIXON, MILDRED, Route 2, Box 188. Four Oaks, N. C. NOWLIN, HARRY, 903 Polle Street, Lynchburg, Va. OLDS, VIRGINIA. Route 2, Box 248, Snow Hill, N. C. OLIVER, JULIA, Route 2, Box 182, Roxboro, N. C. OUTLAW, SYLVIA, 219 Factory Street. Roxhoro, N. C. PANNELL, ARDRIDELI... 817 Norfolk Street, Winston-Salem, PANNELL, BARBARA, 813 Norfolk Street, Winston-Salem. N. PANNELL, LOGAN, 817 Norfnlk St-reet, Winston-Salem, N. C. PARHAM. VICKY, 1308 E, 12th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. PARKER, BETTY, Route 5, Box 59, Durham. N. C. PARKER, HELEN, Route 2. Box 4, Richland, N. C. PARKER, JULIUS. 625 Gill Street, Vllinston-Salem, N. C. PARKER, VALLIE, Route 1, Box 150-A. Stony Point, N. C. PARKER, VIOLA, Route 2, Box 323. Richlands, N. C. PARKS, ERNESTINE, P. O. Box 278. Manson. N. C. PARRISH, JOE, 510 Lloyd Street. Carrboro. N. C. PATTON, JACQUELINE, 203 N. Fogle Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. C. N. C. PENDERGRAPTF, WILLIAM, 605 W. Franklin Street, Chapel Hill, N. C. PERRY, SHIRLEY, Route 2, Box 95, Macon. N. C. Page N inetg-Nine PERRY, SUSIE. Route 1, Box 5344. Henderson, N. C. PETTIFORD, MARY, Route 2. Box 94-A. Virgilia, Va. PETTIFORD, RUTH. Route 4, Box 107, Oxford, N. C. PHILL1 PHILLI PS. HILDA, Route 3, Nlehane, N. C. PS, TREVA. 12135 Madison Axe., VVinston-Salem, N. C. PHILSON, BARBARA, 1005 Russell Axe., Charlotte, N. C. PICKENS, BERNARD, 2308 N. Cherry Street, VYiri5t0l1-Salern, N. C. TEAGUE, GLENDA, Route 1, Box 117, Graham, N. C. TURNER, ARLENE, 1111 S. 9th Street, Wilmington, N. C. PINNIX, ARLENE, Route 1. Rox 362, Reiduille, N. C. PORTER, HERBERT. 905 Conley Street. Orlando, Fla. POVVELL, ALICE. 1517 Diggs Blvd., VViniton+Salem, N. C. POVVELL, RUBY, 1017 Nlllcon Street, Kinston, N. C. PRIDE, NVILLIE, 1201 Oliver Street, Charlotte. N. C. PRIDCEN, LOMACK, Route 3. Box 150-A, Snow Hill, N. C. PRINGLE. MARYON, 606 E. Third Street, XVmston-Salem, N, C. PULLEN, SHIRLEY, 503 Crawford Street, Shelhy, N. C. QUARLES, JOAN, Route 1, Box 28. Spotsylvania, Va. RADER, DELOIS, 1300 N. jackson Ave., VVinston-Salem, N. C. RAINES, IACQUELINE, 121 N. Vllhr-eler Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. RAINEY, CONSTANCE, P. O. Box 251. Hillshoro, N. C. RALASON. ASHA ANN, 885 Stebhin Ave., New York, N. Y. RANKIN, ROBERT, 1429 Church Street, State-sville, N. C. RAY. ALTAVIA, 1919 jennings Street. Charlotte, N. C. RAY, RUDINE, 1110 Thurmond Street, Winston-Salem. N. C. REAVES, PAULINE. 403 Fulton Street, Burlington, N. C. REDDICK, EVANGELINE. 305 N. Charles Street, La Grange, N. C. REESE, MARY, Box 461, Maxton, N. C. REEVES, MARY. 1036 N. Ridge Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. REINHARDT, EDDIE, R.F,D. 4, Box 156, Lincolnton, N. C. REYNOLDS. GLORIA. Route 2. Box 283, Mount Airy, N. C. REYNOLDS, MARY, 116 N. Ridge Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. REYNOLDS TOMMY. 1406 N. Well Street, Carbondale, Ill. RICE, ALLEN, 1002 B-iltic Ave., Atlantic City, N. I. SPARKS. PEGGY. Route 7, Rox 5399-A, Statesville, N. C. SPAULDING, GVVENDOLYN, Route 2, Box 246, Clarkton. N. C SPEAS, DELORIS. Route 2. Tohaccoiille, N. C. SPENCER. DONALD, 2068 N. Cherry Street, Vtlinston-Salem, N SPENCER, M.-YRIORIE, 2131 Nelson Street, Durham, N. C. STARKS. MILDRED. 1112 E, 105 Street, NVinston-Salem. STATON. BARBARA, Route 2, Box 115, Rocky Mount, N. N. C C. STEPHENS, DEXTER, 769 Apple Street, VVinston-Salem, N. C. STEPHENS, KEMPHUS. 1446 Clark Ave., Vt'inston-Salem, STEPHENS, MARVA, P. O. Box 146, Lumherton, N. C. STENVARD. BETTY, Route 1, Franklin, N. C. N.C STOVER, HERBERT. 2097 E. 12th Street. VVinston-Salem, N, C STRICKLIN, MARGIE, 1414 Vtlandell Street, High Point. N. C. STRUGES, SAMUEL, S05 N. Morris Street, Gastonia, N. C. SUDDERTH, BILLY, 817 Third Street, Hickory, N. C. SUMMERS, BARBARA, Route 5, Box 2130, Greensboro, N. C. TAYLOR, BERNARD, R11 Gray Ave., VVinston-Salem, N. C. TAYLOR, CATHERINE, 106 W. Spruce Street, Goldshoro, N. C TAYLOR, MARY T., 811 Cray Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. THIGPENI ILLIE, 916 Franklin Street, Thomasville, N . , VV THOMPSON. ALTON. 602 E. Viola Street, Wilson, N. C. THOMPSON. THOMPSON, LONNIE, Box 113-1, Canton. N. C. THOMPSON, MARY, Route 2, Box 166, Hillsboro, N. C. , PECGIE, Route 3, Box 195, Lumberton, N. C. THURSTON, CHARLES, 6388 S. Park. 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