Nuhosca [1953]

NUHOSCA1953

HIGH SCHOOL

Editor: Jimmy Mitchell Business Manager: Mary Ann Herring

FOREWORD

We, the members of the Beta Club Staff,

are proud to offer a yearbook which will

help to cherish in our memories the ties

that have bound us to New Hope School.We want this book to bring to us every-

thing in which we took an active part. Wewant to keep our friends, teachers, andscenes in vivid recall.

In completing our task, we realize that

mistakes are sure to occur; for these weask your indulgence and your sympathy. Kon the other hand you like our book, we will

will take any praise you wish to give us.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Registration September 4Senior Minstrel October 17

Washington Trip October 20-Z4Halloween Carnival October 31

Junior Play November 14Thanksgiving Holidays November 26-30Christmas Play December 18Christmas Holidays . December 19-30One Act Play March 13

Easter Holiday April 6

Senior Play April 10Junior Senior Banquet April 23Commencement Play May 15Piano Recital May 19Class Night May 22Baccalaureate Sermon May 24Graduation May 26

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DEDICATION(

Mr. Joe L. Crosswell

In appreciation for the many deeds of kindness

the Beta Club simply and proudly dedicates this

edition of the Nuhosca to Mr. Joe L. Crosswell,

teacher, friend, and guide.

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ADMINISTRATION

FACULTY

JOEL C. HERRENPrincipal

FACULTY

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President David LewisVice President . . . Mary Ann HerringSecretary Jimmy MitchellTreasurer George HowellReporter Shelby Caison

CLASS COLORSBlue and White

CLASS FLOWERWhite Carnation

CLASS MOTTO"Let us wipe out the past,

trust in the future, andrejoice in the glorious now."

MASCOTS

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1953

BILL ADAMS"I trust that what will come andmust come will come well."

1949-50 Basketball, Softball, Dra-

matics; 1950-51 Basketball, Soft-

ball, Secretary and Treasurer;

1951-52 Basketball, Softball, Bus

Driver; 1952-53 Basketball, Soft-

ball, Bus Driver, Wildlife Club.

ALICE ANDERSON"Witty, but not naughty."1949-50 Softball, Glee Club;1950-51 Glee Club; 1951-52Glee Club; 1952-53 Glee Club,

Library worker.

FRANKIE ANDERSON"Life requires so little to be so

happy."1949-50 F.H.A., Dramatics Club,First Grade Worker; 1950-51 Li-brary worker, F.H.A,, Reporter in

F.H.A.; 1951-52 Library worker,F.H. A., Vice president in F.H.A,;1952-53 F.H.A., President in

F.H.A.

CHRISTINE BEST"A friend in time of need is a

friend indeed."1949-50 Softball. Glee Club;1950-51 Glee Club; 1951-52 GleeClub; 1952-53 Glee Club.

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PEARL BIGGS"A bird in your hands is worth two

in the bush."

1949-50 Dramatics Club, First

grade worker; 1950-51 Dramatics

Club, Library worker; 1951-52

Beta Club, Junior Play, Marshall,

Library worker; 1952 -53 Beta Club.

SELBY CORBETT"Anything you want bad enoughis worth working for."

1949-50 F.F. A. .Basketball; 1950-

51 F.F. A., Basketball; 1951-52;1952-53 Baseball.

SHELBY JEAN CAISON"I'll prove useful in a pinch if

I'm pinched hard- enough."1949-50 F.H.A., Dramatics Club,

Glee Club, Class Secretary andTreasurer; 1950-51 F.H.A., Dra-matics Club, Glee Club; 1951-

52 F.H.A., Secretary, Beta Club,

Feature Editor of Nuhosca, Junior

Play, Marshall 1952-53 F.H.A.,

Dramatics Club, Beta Club, Class

reporter, Songleader for F.H.A.,

Class Editor of Nuhosca.

ELWOOD GRANT"If I could only do the things I

think of."

1949-50 F.F.A.; 1950-51 F.F. A..Baseball; 1951-52 F.F, A., Base-

ball; 1952-53 F.F. A., Baseball.

SENIORS

J. B. GRANT"A mind that is happy is great."

1949-50 F.F.A.; 1950-51 F.F.A..

Baseball; 1951-52 F.F.A., Base-

ball, Basketball; 1952-53 F.F.A.,

Baseball, Basketball.

LANTICE HILL"Trouble comes in bunches,"1949-50 Softball. F.F.A.; 1950-51 Softball, F.F.A.; Basketball.Bus Driver; 1951-52 F.F.A., BusDriver; 1952-53 Softball, F.F.A.,Bus Driver, Wildlife, DramaticsClub.

MARY ANN HERRING"What's the use of living if youcan't enjoy yourself."

1949-50 Class President, Dra-matics Club, Glee Club; 1950-51 Class President, DramaticsClub, Library Worker; 1951-52Class President, Marshall, Junior

Play, Beta Club, Assistant Business

Manager of Nuhosca; 1952-53Vice President of Class, Business

Manager of Nuhosca, Beta Club,Handiwork for Girls, DramaticsClub.

GEORGE HOWELL"To succeed you must first try

"

1949-50 F.F. A.. Glee Club; 1950-51 F.F. A., Glee Club; 1951-52F.F.A., Glee Club; 1952-53 F.F.A

,

Dramatics Club, Wildlife.

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SENIORS 1953

POLLY HOWELL"Success comes only to those whowork for it."

1949-50 F.H. A., Dramatics. GleeClub, Softball; 1950-51 F.H. A.,Softball; 1951-52; 1952-53 F.H.A,Handiwork for girls, Reporter for

F.H. A.

ANNIE KEARNEY"Always heard, if not seen."

1949-50 Softball, First GradeWorker; 1950-51 Softball; 1951-

52; 1952-53.

DORIS KEARNEY"Nothing IS more precious thanlife."

1949-50 Dramatics, Glee Club,Softball; 1950-51 Dramatics Club;

1951-52; 1952-53 DramaticsClub.

ELIZA KEARNEY"At whatever you undertake, strive

to do the best."

1949-50 F.H. A., First Grade Work-

er; 1950-51 F.H. A., Treasurer of

F.H. A.; 1951-52 F.H. A., Library

Worker, Beta Club, Class Treas-

urer; 1952-53 F.H. A., Library

Worker, Beta Club, County Editor

of F.H. A., Beta Club Treasurer.

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SENIORS

SHIRLEY LANCASTER"It's not what you do, it's whatyou get caught doing."1949-50 Dramatics Club, Reporter

of Class, First Grade Worker; 1950-

51 Dramatics Club; 1951-52 ChiefMarshall, Junior Play, Beta Club;

1952-53 Beta Club, DramaticsClub, On Nushosca Staff.

DAVID LEWIS"Look before you leap.1949-50 F.F.A.. 4 H Club, Base-ball, Basketball; 1950-51 F.F. A.,Baseball, Basketball; 1951-52F.F. A., Baseball, Basketball, BetaClub; 1952-53 F.F.A., DramaticsClub, Baseball, Basketball, BetaClub, President of Class.

DAIL LEWIS"Live today, for there might notbe a tomorrow."1949-50 Dramatics Club, Soft-ball; 1950-51 Dramatics Club.Softball; 1951-52 Softball; 1952-53 Wildlife Club, Softball.

JIMMY MITCHELL"Don't fight without reason, thenfight to win."1949-50 Basketball, Baseball, Dra-matics Club; 1950-51 Basketball,

Baseball, Dramatics Club; 1951-52 Basketball, Baseball, Dra-matics Club, Beta Club, Junior

Play, Asst. Editor of Nuhosca, Ed-itor of The Bright Leaf; 1952-53Basketball, Beta Club, Editor of

Nuhosca, Dramatics Club.

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SENIORS «^ 1953

DOUGLAS MORSE"A good thing is worth workingand waiting for."

1949-50 Basketball, Baseball,

Dramatics Club; 1950-51 Basket-ball, Baseball; 1951-52 Junior

Play, Beta Club, Vice President

for Beta Club; Basketball, Base-ball; 1952-53 Beta Club, President

of Beta Club, Christmas Play, Bus

Driver, Baseball, Basketball.

ROY OLIVER"The great thing is to be master

of yourself."

1949-50 Dramatics Club, Soft-

ball; 1950-51 Softball; 1951-52Softball, Junior Play; 1952-53Bus Driver, Wildlife, Softball.

J. D. MOYE"Slow, but sure."

1949-50 F.F.A., Softball; 1950-51 F.F.A., Softball; 1951-52 F.F.A.,

Softball, 4 H Club Member; 1952-53 F.F.A.. Wildlife.

"You know I say just whatl think,

nothing more or less."

1949-50 F.F.A., Softball; 1950-

51 FFA., Softball; 1951-52

F.F.A., Softball; 1952-53 F.F.A.,

Dramatics Club, Wildlife.

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SENIORS 1953

ELWOOD PEELE"Last, but not least."

1949-50 F.F. A.; 1950-51 F.F. A.

;

1951-52 F.F.A., Junior Play, Dra-matics Club; 1952-53 F.F.A. Dra-matics Club, Wildlife Club.

SHIRLEY PEELE"Better late than never."1949-50 Glee Club; 1950-51;1951-52; 1952-53 Glee Club.

BARBARA POLLARD"If you lose once, try again."1949-50 Softball; 1950-51 Bas-ketball; 1951-52 Softball; 1952-53 Basketball.

BENNIE SMITHIf girls interfere with work, quit

work."1949-50 F.F.A., Glee Club, Dra-matics Club, Basketball, Softball;1950-51 F.F. A,, Glee Club, Dra-matics Club, Basketball, Softball;1951-52 F.F.A.. Basketball, BusDriver. Softball; 1952-53 F.F. A.,Basketball, Wildlife, Bus Driver,Softball.

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JIMMY SMITH"Don't let your right hand knowwhat your left hand is doing."

1949-50 F.F.A.. Softball; 1960-

51 F.F. A., President of Class, Dra-matics Club. Softball; 1951-52

F.F. A.. Softball; 1952-53 F.F.A.,

Wildlife. Dramatics Club, Soft-

ball.

VELDA FAYE SMITH"Hitch your wagon to a star."

1949-50 First grade worker; 1950-

51 Class Reporter, Library worker;1951-52 Annual Staff, Beta Club;1952-53 Beta Club, Handiwork.

SHIRLEY SMITH"A woman's heart is like the

moon, always changing, but

there's always a man in it."

1949-50 Class President, Dra-matics Club, Treasurer of

Carnival Queen; 1950-51 Class

Secretary, Dramatics Club, VicePresident of F.H.A., Miss NewHope; 1951-52 Secretary of Beta

Club, President of F.H.A., Pianist

of F.H.A,; 1952-53 Beta Club,

Pianist of F.H. A., Dramatics Club.

C. B. TEACHEY"A rolling stone gathers no moss."1949-50 F.F.A.; 1950-51 F.F. A.

;

1951-52 F.F. A.; 1952-53 F.F. A.;

Wildlife, Dramatics Club.

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SENIORS

BILLY RAY THOMAS"If you play with fire, you'll

surely get burned."1949-50 F.F. A. .Basketball; 1950-51 F.F.A., Basketball; 1951-52F.F.A., Basketball; 1952-63 F.F. A,.Basketball; Bus Driver, Wildlife.

JR. UZZEL"Still water runs deep."1949-50 F.F. A.; 1950-51 F.F. A.

;

1951-52 F.F.A.,BusDriver; 1952-

53 F.F. A., Bus Driver; Dramatics.

SIDNEY WEBBER"Life is what you make it."

1949-50 F.F.A., Softball; 1950-51 F.F. A., Softball; 1951-52F.F. A., Softball. Beta Club, Nu-hosca Staff; 1952-53 F.F. A.. Beta

Club. Wildlife.

SHIRLEY WORRELL"Action goes further than words."1949-50 Softball, Dramatics Club;1950-51 Softball; 1951-52 Soft-ball, Junior Play, 1952-53.

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MOST POPULARDavid LewisMary Ann Herring

SUPERLATIVESPRETTIEST AND MOST HANDSOMESelby CorbetiShirley Smith FRIENDLIEST

Jimmy MitchellFrankie Anderson

MOST ATHLETICDavid LewisBarbara Pollard BEST ALL AROUND

Shelby CaisonJimmy Mitchell WITTIEST

C. B. TeacheyAlice Anderson

Bill Adams Selby Corbett Shirley Lancaster Eliza Kearney

Jimmy Mitchell

SENIOR BABY PICTURES

George Howell Shirley SmithDouglas Morse

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y~ JUNIORS

LOIS ANDERSON

JUNIOR OFFICERSPresident McGee CreechVice President James E. SmithSecretary MoUie MoyeTreasurer Jean MatthewsReporter Jo Ann Gurley

McGEE CREECHJAMES DALYIRMA JEAN GRANTJ, W. GRANT

JOANN GURLEYCOOPER HINSONJAMES HOWELLJO ANN HOWELL

LILLIE ROSE BENTONMARY E. BLIZZARDCECIL BOYETTEGEORGE BUTTS

RALPH KENNEDYANNETTE LANCASTERCOOPER LANCASTERLINWOOD LEWIS

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JUNIORS

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SOPHOMORES

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RAY BOYETTESUE BROCKMARSHALL CHAMBERSBETTY COKER

BILL COKERJUDY COKERELIZABETH COLIEGORDON CORBETT

A LEASE CRUSEHAROLD DAVISJUNE GARRISBOBBY GRAY

ELLEN GRAYEVA ANN GURLEYHORACE GURLEYJOYCE GURLEY

GERTRUDE HINNANTRONNIE HINNANTSELBY HOLMESCHARLIE JORDAN

EUGENE LANCASTERINEZ LANCASTERDOROTHY LONGJOHN MATTHEWS

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SOPHOMORES

JIM MAYGLENN MEWBORNBARBARA MOORERUBY JEAN NEWSOME

RALPH OVERMANBETTY JEAN PARKSPEGGY ANN PARKSCAROLYN PEELE

ELLEN ROBERTSBOYD SMITHCAROLYN SMITHJENNINGS SMITH

JOYCE SMITHBARBARA STAFFORDSHIRLEY STANLEYMARY E. STRICKLAND

BILLY SUTTONMARY ANN SUTTONPEGGY SUTTONCHRISTINE TRIPP

GEORGE ROSE VINSONKATHERINE WELLSPATRICA WIGGINSL. J. WORRELLNOT PICTURED:

CAROLL SUTTON

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FRESHMEN

DONALD ANDERSONJ. E. ANDERSONSADIE ANDERSONROMONA BARROW

JOANN BARTLETTADELL BENTONROBERT BIGGSBILLY BOYETTE

CHARLES COLETRAINLOLA MAE CORBETTANNIE RUTH EDWARDSISAAC EDWARDS

LILLIAN HOWELLMARY LOUISE HULTSLOWRISE JONESKENNETH KEARNEY

ADD LANCASTERAGNES LANCASTERGERALD LANCASTER

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FRESHMEN

JEAN LANCASTERBOBBY LANGSTONROBERT LASSITERBILLY LAWHORN

EDNA EARLE LEEBOBBY LONGIRENE NEWSOMECARL OVERMAN

DOROTHY PATEKENNETH ROBERTSDONALD SAULSEDWARD SAULS

MERLE SULLIVANGAYNELLE SUTTONCAROLYN THOMASDONALD THOMAS

MANFIRD TEACHEYTHEODORE UZZELLSHELBY JEAN VINSONJOHN WADE

DONALD WEBBERNANCY WHITLEYNOT PICTURED: JIMMIE LEE

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NUHOSCA STAFF

La.

Editor-In-Chief Jimmy MitchellAssistant Editor McGee CreechBusiness Manager Mary Ann HerringAssistant Business Manager Frances ThomasClass Editor Shelby Jean Caison

James E. Smith(not pictured)

Feature Editor Mollie MoyeArt Editor Lillie Rose BentonAssistant Art Editor Frances ThomasSports Editor David LewisTypists Shirley LancasterAdvisor Mrs. Lill Hart

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BUS DRIVERS

Lloyd Gray, Elwood Peele, Bill Adams, Cooper Lancaster, Roy Oliver, Junior Uzzell, Lantice Hill, Ralph KenneBilly Ray Thomas, Douglas Morse, Elwood Grant, Bennie Smith.

OFFICE WORKERS

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Mary Ann Herring, June Garris, Betty Jean Parks, Beulah Thomas, Elwood Peele, Jean Matthews.

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CAFETERIA STAFF

Coleen Daniels, Pauline Jones, Annie Lois Uzzell, Mary Roseby, Lida Bell Johnson, Mary Best.

JANITORIAL STAFF

Charlie Kennedy Lydia Best

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LIBRARY WORKERS

Janet Rhodes, Mollie Moye, Sue Brock, Eliza Kearney, Mary Ann Sutton, and Velda Faye Smith,

INSTRUCTORS IN THE NEWHOPE VOCATIONAL

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENTD. W. Kneeshaw, Regular Vocational Agriculture Instructor, Marion D. Wilson, Veteran Instructor, Hubert N. Ed-wards, Practice Teacher; Edward G. Hill, Practice Teacher.

CARNIVAL QUEENS

Mollie Moye

0Jean Matthews

MISS NEW HOPE OF 1952-53Christine Tripp

Frances Thomas Mary Ann Sutton

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BETA CLUBPresident Douglas MorseVice President Ralph Kennedy-Secretary Jean MatthewsTreasurer Eliza KearneyAdvisor Mrs. Dixie Sugg Hart

Pearl Biggs

Shelby CaisonMary Ann Herring

Eliza KearneyShirley Lancaster

David LewisJimmy MitchellDouglas MorseShirley SmithVelda Faye SmithSidney WebberLois AndersonLillie Rose Benton

Cecil BoyetteMcGee CreechJo Ann GurleyRalph KennedyAnnette LancasterJean MatthewsMollie MoyeJanet RhodesAnn SmithJames E. SmithRoyce SmithFrances ThomasShirley Walker

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DRAMATICS CLUB

Left to Right, Front Row: Alease Cruse, Agnes Lancaster, Ramona Barrow, Shirley Stanley, Bonnie Ellis, Patricia

Wiggins, and Carolyn Peele. Second Row; June Garris, Barbara Stafford, Sue Brock, Barbara Moore, Ruby New-some, and Ellen Gray. Third Row; Junior Uzzell, Elwood Peele, Janet Rhodes, MoUie Moye, Shirley Walker,Joyce Grant, Betty Jean Parks, and Mary Elizabeth Strickland. Fourth Row; George Rose Vinson, C. B. Teachey,Harold Davis, McGee Creech, Shirley Lancaster, Mary Ann Herring, Shirley Smith, Shelby Caison, Royce Smith,and Ray Boyette. Fifth Row; Ralph Kennedy, David Lewis, Bobby Peele, George Howell, Jimmy Mitchell, Lan-tice Hill, and Director, Mr. Crosswell. Sixth Row; Douglas Morse, Linwood Lewis, Jim May and James EdwardSmith.

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GLEE CLUB

First Row: Joyce Smith, Carol Faircloth, Margie Ann Smith, Jean Matthews, Irma Jean Grant, Patricia Wiggins,

Lillian Howell, Gaynelle Sutton, Lillie Rose Benton, Frances Thomas,' Joyce Grant, Dorothy Smith. Second Row:Betty Jean Parks, Alice Anderson, Sue Brock, Joyce Gurley, June Garris, Nancy Whitley, Ellen Gray, Shirley

Walker, Jo Ann Gurley, MoUie Moye, Janet Rhodes, Linda Parks, Lois Anderson. Third Row: Miss Kirk, Edna Earle,

Lee, Alease Cruse, Elizabeth Colie, Shirley Peele, Christine Best, Royce Smith, James E. Smith, Ralph Kennedy,Cooper Hinson, McGee Creech.

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1 WILDLIFE CLUB

Left to Right, First Row: Judy Coker, Betty Lou Coker, Shirle-y Stanley, Peggy Parks, D. W. Kneeshaw, SecondRow: Merle Sullivan, Eugene Lancaster, Robert Lassiter, Edward Sauls, Donald Anderson, John Wade, Gerald Gur-ley, Isaac Edwards, Robert Biggs, Donald Webber, Charles Coletrain, Donald Sauls, Jesse Gurley. Third Row:Add Lancaster, Billy Boyette, Shelton Smith, Donald Thomas, Kenneth Roberts, Dail Lewis, Berry Gardner, Larry

Whaley, Fourth Row: Bill Adams, Jimmy Teachey, C. B. Teachey, Charlie Jordan, Bill Coker, A. P. Smith,Bobby Smith. Fifth Row: Gerald Lancaster, Bobby Gray, James Daly, Reynolds Smith, Billy Lawhorn, Gordon Cor-bett, Jennings Smith, Kenneth Kearney, Sixth Row: James Howell, Billy Wood Uzzell, Bennie Smith, BobbyPeele, Lantice Hill, Elwood Grant, Carl Overman, Bruce Ellis, Seventh Row: John Smith, Dan Smith, Bill Sut-ton, J. W. Grant, George Butts, J. E. Anderson, Sidney Webber, J. B. Grant, Cecil Boyette, Eighth Row: CooperLancaster, Billy Sutton, George Howell, Lindwood Lewis, Billy Ray Thomas, J. D. Moye, Billy Smith, Selby Hol-mes, Marshall Chambers.

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HANDIWORK FOR GIRLS

ADELLE BENTONSUE BROCKLOLA CORBETTALEASE CRUSEDOROTHY FERRELLMARY ANN HERRINGGERTRUDE HINNANTJO ANN HOWELLPOLLY HOWELLANNETTE LANCASTERDOROTHY LONGMOLLIE MOYE

BETTY JEAN PARKSPEGGY ANN PARKSJANET RHODESBARBARA STAFFORDFAYE SMITHPEGGY SUTTONVELDA FAYE SMITHMARY ANN SUTTONSHIRLEY WALKERNANCY WHITLEY

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICAOFFICERS

President Frankie AndersonVice President Annette LancasterSecretary .... Mary Elizabeth StricklandTreasurer Annie Ruth EdwardsCounty Editor Eliza KearneyAdvisor Mrs. D. W. Kneeshaw

Romana BarrowJoann Bartlett

Shelby Jean CaisonBonnie Ellis

Betty Jane Fields

June Garris

Ellen GrayJoyce GurleyBrownie Hill

Gertrude HinnantLillian HowellPolly HowellAgnes Lancaster

Dorothy LongBarbara MooreRuby Jean NewsomeCarolyn Peele

Faye SmithMargie Ann SmithShirley SmithVernell SmithMary Ann Sutton

Peggy SuttonCarolyn Thomas

•Christine TrippPatricia Wiggins

•Not Pictured

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICAOFFICERS «jj^ElS^=^^JAMi

President George HowellVice-President J. B. GrantSecretary Bobby Gray ^^^^^"^10%^Treasurer Glenn Mewborn ^^^^^^-fK^Advisor Mr. D. W. Kneeshaw /^'^^'^A**?^Practice Teachers . . . Hubert N. Edwards |^ ^Edward G. Hill V^?Y^^i*^^ ^('^Sentinel Elwood Grant X^y^Pu^^^V^/Reporter Elwood Peele ^'^it^^^^^^^^

Left to Right, First Row: Eugene Lancaster, Merle Sullivan, Robert Lassiter, Donald Anderson, John Wade, Isaac

Edwards, Donald Webber, Charles Coleuain, Donald Sauls, D. W. Kneeshaw, Second Row: Bobby Gray, GlennMewborn, Add Lancaster, Shelton Smith, Gerald Gurley, Jesse Gurley, Kenneth Kearney, Berry Gardner. ThirdRow: Gerald Lancaster, Hubert N. Edwards, Bill" Wood Uzzell, James Daly, Jimmy Teachey, Reynolds Smith,C. B. Teachey, Lantice Hill, Donald Thomas, Gordon Rose Corbett, Elwood Grant, Jennings Smith, A. P. Smith,Edward G. Hill, Bobby Smith. Fourth Row: James Howell, John Smith, Cooper Lancaster, Daniel Lee Smith,Billy Sutton, Billy Sutton, Bennie Smith, J. W. Grant, Bobby Peele, George Howell, George Butts, Billy RayThomas, J E.Anderson, George Rose Vinson, J.B.Grant, Junior Uzzell, J. D. Moye, Sidney Webber, Ralph Over-man, Selby Holmes.

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NEW HOPE MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB

Left to I^ight, Front Row: Isaac Edwards. Donald Webber, Robert Biggs, Charles Coletrain, Berry Gardner. Sec-

ond Row: Billy Lawhorn, Donald Thomas, Kenneth Kearney, Billy Uzzell, Ray Boyette, Jesse Gurley, Bobby

Smith, Carl Overman, Marshall Chambers, Jim May. Third Row: Cooper Lancaster, Gerald Lancaster, J. E.

Anderson, Bruce Ellis, Cecil Boyette, Douglas Joyner, advisor.

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PHYSICAL CULTURE

Left to Right, First Row: Jim May, Gordon Corbett, John Wade, Ray Boyette, Eugene Lancaster, Billy Boyette,Donald Anderson, Edward Sauls, Frances Thomas, Lillie Rose Benton, Irma Jean Grant, Jean Matthews, DorothySmith. Second Row: Betty Lou Coker, Katherine Wells, Faye Smith, Dorothy Ferrell, Lola Mae Corbett, Jo AnnHowell, Lois Anderson, Buelah Thomas, Jo Ann Gurley, Judy Coker, Shirley Stanley, Joyce Smith, Annette Lan-caster, Ann Smith. Third Row: Robert Lassiter, Bobby Gray, Selby Holmes, James E. Smith, Ralph Kennedy,

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Billy Smith, Linwood Lewis, David Lewis, Douglas Morse, Royce Smith, Cecil Boyette, Cooper Hinson, Larry i

Whaley, McGee Creech, Richard Ricks, advisor.

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PEP SQUAD

Left to Right, First Row: Lola Mac Corbett, Dorothy Ferrell, Carolyn Smith, Carolyn Peele, Ru^ NevysomeVCoker, Barbara Moore, Joyce Gurley, Betty Lou Coker, Carolyn Thomas, Carrol Faircloth, Josycfe Smifn, KSi<

Wells. Second Row: Marjorie Smith, Annie Ruth Edwards, Metta King, Irene Newsome, Betty Hines, Jqfnnlett, Elizabeth Colie, Lillian Howell, Sadie Anerson, Shelby Jean Vinson, Edna Earle LeeJ^Barbar#|^StafjP)rd,

nelle Sutton, Bonnie Ellis, Mary Elizabeth Strickland, Jean Mathews, Joel C. Herren. ^ ft^ffT JT

CHEERLEADERS^/^ / V

lliilllili' iii(iVi..jA.jiiii*a:

Bonnie Ellis, Gaynelle Sutton, Jean Matthews, Barbara Stafford, Mary Elizabeth Strickland.

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BASKETBALL GIRLS'

Standing, Left to Right: Betty Jean Parks, Joyce Gurley, Linda Marie Parks, Anne Smith, Judy Coker, ShirleyStanley, Barbara Jean Moore, Irma Jean Grant. Kneeling, Left to Right: Ruby Jean Newsome, Carolyn Peele,Lois Anderson, Beulah Thomas, Barbara Pollard, Patricia Wiggens, Betty Lou Coker, Joel C. Herren Coach.

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BOYS' BASKETBALL

Left to Right, First Row-. Bill Adams, David Lewis, Jimmy Teachey, Cooper Hinson, Jimmy Mitchell, BobbyLangston. Second Row: Cecil Boyette, manager, J. B. Grant, Douglas Morse, Billy Ray Thomas, Ralph Kennedy,Bennie Smith, McGee Creech, Richard Ricks, coach.

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BASEBALL

Left to Right, First Row: McGee Creech, J. B. Grant, Bobby Gray, and Elwood Grant, Second Row: George RoseVinson, Douglas Morse, Jimmy Mitchell, David Lewis, Selby Corbett, Bobby Long, Billy Ray Thomas, and Rich-ard Ricks, coach.

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Gas - Oil

Courteous Service

Route 2 Goldsboro, N. C.

SEYMOURFUNERAL HOME,

INC.

AMBULANCE SERVICE

GOLDSBORO, N. C.

PHONE 1065

THOMAS OFFICE SUPPLY CO.

OVER 25 YEARS SAME BUSINESS

SAME LOCATION

now. Walnut Phone 243

Goldsboro, N< C.

- ANYTHING FOR THE OFFICE -

Filing Cabinets — Desks — Safes

Greeting Cards — Birthday Cards

Office Furniture

THE HUB

DEPARTMENT STORE

Phone 1180

105- 107 E. Walnut St.

Goldsboro North Carolina

(// Pleases us to Please You)

Compliments of

KADIS, INC.

123 East Walnut St.

Goldsboro North Carolina

ADAMSVILLE SUPER MARKET

Fancy & Staple GroceriesChoice MeatsPhone 2591 -J

Compliments of

BROWN DRUG CO.

130 E. Walnut St

Goldsboro North Carolina

TOWN AND COUNTRYGAS SERVICE

Goldsboro Tarboro

Kinston Selma

Compliments of

ROBINSON'S DRUG STORE

Registered DruggistCenter Street

Phone 823

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Community Motors

ComponyGeneral Merchandise

Groceries -Meats -HardwareSALES ^^^^ SERVICE

Snow Hill Highway Goldsboro, North Carolina

Compliments of Compliments of

Smith & Pelt

Goldsboro Ice Delivery Co. Known for Better Clothes

— Owners —

Telephone 45 and 67 Rodney Combs & Julian West

Goldsboro, N. C.

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' San i- CI cne" Moye s borage and oervice Station

RESTORES ORIGINAL BEAUTY

White's Laundry & Cleaners. Inc.It W V % V W I V \A w % Bawl W • I ^ •Goldsboro, Route 3

Kinston Highway300 North John Street

GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINAPhone 11 26-

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Thompson — Wooten Uil Co. Corbitt's Grocery & Trailer

CourtShell Gasoline, Fuels, Oils

"Pleasing You Pleases Us."and Motor Lubricants

Gas - Oil - Groceries

Phone 666Fresh Meats - Cold Drinks

Goldsboro, North Carolina Snow Hill Highway Phone 9199

PAUL WILLIAMS STUDIO

Portrait Weddings Publicity

Commercial Industrial Advertising

PHOTOGRAPHY

Goldsboro's Most Modern

Phone 1306-W %, 1*% 122 E. Walnut St.

Res. Phone 836-J '

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Goldsboro, N. C.

CASH DRUG COMPANY

"Your Family Drug Store"

133 E. Walnut Street

Phone 170

Goldsboro North Carolina

Compliments Of

LEDER BROS.

GOLDSBORO,

NORTH CAROLINA

HEILIG-MEYERS

FURNITURE

ANDHOME FURNISHINGS

RADIOS - STOVES - RUGS

Phone 2324 Cor. Walnut St.

"IT PAYS TO PLAY"

MrGREGOR - GOLDSMITH

SPALDING

SPORTS EQUIPMENT

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MUSIC & SPORTS

LENOIR

HARDWARE COMPANY

Quality with Economy

Phone 241-1

GIDDENS' JEWELRY STORE

North Carolina's

Oldest Jewelers

Established 1859

Telephone 1859

Shop Regularly at

DEIFELLS

Style and Thrift LeadersLaGrange North Carolina

W and S Motor Co.

503 N. William St.

Phone 156

800 N. George St.

Phone 3797

For a good place to eat

Visit

Roy's Lunch

Sandwiches & Plate Lunches

Roy Wells, Proprietor

Center Street Goldsboro, N. C.

J. L. GURLEY

GAS - OILGROCERIES

Phone 2587-R4Snow Hill Highway

Cokers Feed Mill

Custom-Mixing -Grinding -Shelling

Goldsboro, N. C.

Route 4 Phone 2590-M4

Green Street Se.rvice Station

Operated by

Dexton Mozingo

Gas — Oil — Lubrication

Snow Hill N. r.

Mark Edward's Store

Gas -Oil-GroceriesCotton GinSaw Mill

Phone Nunaber 1979 Jl

Carl Coker's Store

GAS - OIL - GROCERIES

Phone 2590-R4

Hood Swannp

Whitley's Grocery

Gas — Oil — Groceries

Phone 1548-

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Adomsville

Best of Luck, Students

RICHARDS JEWELERS, INC.

Compliments of

Ash Street Pharmacy

Phone 1827

814 E. Ash Street Goldsboro, N. C.

106 North Center Street

Goldsboro, North CarolinaW. J. McKeel

Groceries — Meat — Hardware

Gas - Oil

Phone 2661-Jl

Saul stow

Compliments of

NEIL JOSEPH'S SHOP

Goldsboro North Carolina

Mickey's Pastry Shop

The Home of Good Baking

Goldsboro N. C.

Compliments of

TOM LANCASTERGeneral Merchandise

Phone 3434-J Adamsville

ELROY MEAT MARKET

Quality Groceries

Kins ton Highway

Goldsboro, N. C.

Cooke Grocery

Groceries — Meats

General Merchandise

Wilson Highway

J. 0. Strickland

Grocery Store

Gas, Oil General Merchandise

Saul stow

Compliments

Shoes

CONEKIN'SHats

Anderson's

Pit Cooked Barbeque

Dressed Pigs

Kinston Highway Goldsboro, N. C.

J. D. Kearney

Main Grocery

LaGrange N. C.

Compliments of

Scott's Barbecue

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1201 W. William St. Goldsboro, N. C.

Hughes Radio Labs

1009 N. William Street

Goldsboro N. C.

John W. Mitchell

FINER FERTILIZERS FOR THE SOUTH

FERTILIZERS

^^^^^^ Compliments of

ROEBUCK & CO.

Compliments of

NELSON'S PHOTO SHOP

Phone 329

Everything Photographic

Compliments of

Whaley's Grocery

Kinston Highway

Compliments

Bell Stuart Furniture Co.

"Store of Friendly Credit"

LaGrange, N. C. Goldsboro, N. C.

GEORGE R. SMITH

General Merchandise

Groceries and Meats

Adamsville North Carolina

Helping To Build

A Finer Carolina

Carolina Power and Light Co.

Compliments of

TRU-GEMS

Goldsboro N. C.

Compliments of

ROBY CORBETTFish Market

LaGrange North Carolina

CITY CAFE

The Home of Good Eats

LaGrange N. C.

Compliments of

. SPENCE MOTOR CORF

LaGrange North Carolina

Compliments of

CAROLINA SHOEREBUILDERS

124 E. Walnut Street

Compliments of

J. C. PE^;NEY COMPANYGoldsboro, N. C.

SOUTHERLANDFURNITURE COMPANY

The Friendly Furniture Store

205-207 North John St. Phone 1055

C. C. ALDRIDGE & SONLaGrange, N. C.

Hardware - FurnitureFrigidaire Appliances

hotel building

PHONE Goldsboro. N. C.

Compliments of

IDEAL BARBER SHOP

La Grange North Carolina

Compliments of

ROBBINS RADIO & TELEVISION(Repair and Sales)

Goldsboro, N. C, Rt. No. 3

Phone 1596-W

Raymond Gray

Grocery Store

Gas, Oil — General Merchandise

New Hope

George Butts Service Station

Fresh Meats - Gas - Oil

Snow Hill Highway

Phone 1973-W3

Mills Radio Service

LaGronge N. C«

Phone 3721

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