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THE SENIOR CLA3S .'PRESENTS

THE i-HjOC-O)!/

AhhuoI PuM-lcatlo-n &^ ike

ROCKY MOUNT HIGH SCHOOLROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA

WILHELMIA WALLACE, Editor

GEORGIA MAYBERRY, Business Manager

BILLY HOCUTT, Advertising Manager

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DEDICATION

MISS ALMA MURCHISON

To A/i'ss Alma Miirchison, everyone's friend and helper, we of the HI-NOC-AR staff

lovingly dedicate the 19i5 annual. She is always busy doing something for someone

else Writing speeclies for assembly, banquets, and outside activities; coaching all good,

bad, or indifferent for some hard job; standing up for the ''kids" agairtst taijust

criticisms are merely a few of her widely acclaimed accomplishments. So to Miss "Mnrk

we respect fnliy ami yratefidiy dedicate this H1-\0C-AR.

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MR. R. M. WILSON

SiijicrhifciKlciit

MR. D. S. JOHNSONPrincipal

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COIWBINED EDITION

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u'^^FIRST ROW—Mr. Earl Privott, Science: Miss Buby Vause, English :

.Mr. Harold T. Parry, Music. SECOND R0\\''—Miss lola Parker,

History: Miss Riitli Privott, Science. History; Mrs. Bess T. Young,

Enp:li.«h: Miss Dorotliy Craighill, Frencli. THIRD ROW—Mr.

.V. ilalloy McGresror, Matliematics : Jliss Estlier Lee Cox, English;

Mrs. .Margaret Thigiun, English.

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FIRST ROW—Miss Wyatt Wilkinson, History; Mrs. Bessie Carr.

Si I r.tary : Miss Rachael Blancliard, Physical Education. SECONDItdW—r'liss Wit.i Bond, Matlieriatics ; Miss Jessie Johnson,

lOiit'lish: Miss Eleanor Pearsall, I.ihriirian : Miss Margaret Rick^,

.\lMili.)ii,iti(s. THIRD Row-Mrs. Mildred T. Draper, Spanish,

lOii^'lish: Mr. .N'e.-il .\.lkins, Vocational Shop, Drawing: Mrs. Rnliy

r.lyllic. S. crctary.

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^»(i^^l-inST RdW—.Mr. .In-^uph Caruso, riiy.sical Educ-atioii ; Mrs.

Stanley Van Hu-^lvirk. Hiology. Seiencf ; Miss Cornt'lia Ferrell,

Latin; Miss Miriam iJaiuly, Commercial Education. SECONDR(tW—Miss XaiK-\' ra.rct'll. Houu' Ectummics : Miss Alma ^lurcliison.

I'ramatics, English; Miss Kate Parks Kitcliin, Deau of Girls,

Hiifflisli; Miss Xancy McDeanuan. History. THIRD ROW—Miss

.Mary SlaiU', Counucrcial Education; Miss Atlileen Tvirnage.

Mathematics ; Miss Hazel Worsley, Piano.

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I-AMONT WILLIAMSON

I'leKident

ED HILLMANVlce-I'ieaiiltiit

MARCiAKET SPENCERSecretfiry

CHARLOTTE MURRILL

Treasurer

' '''^^y^ >^SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

*^ ^nC^OND SEMESTER

ED HILLMAN

CLIFTON MOOREVice-President

NANCY SPEIGHT

Secretary

BILLY DURHAMTreasurer

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ELISE ADAMS

SADIE ALBERTSON

—

Vice-President of Homerooiit; Speech Club.

FRANCES ALLEN

—

Homeroom Treasurer; Senior

Hi-Y ; Journalism Club; Cap and Gown Committee.

BOBBIE ALSTON—Civil Air Patrol Cadet; Journal-

ism Club, Book Chub; Blackbird Typist.

JANE ANDREWS—G.A./l.; Homeroom Secreta/vj^^^^^;^^ , ^^^ ^ ,_,^^^

Choir; Homeroom Treasurer.

LUCY ARNOLD—Pcesirfen/ Homeroomtative; Black Masquers; Senior CommencementCommittee; Hi-Y.

DOROTHY ARRINGTON—jHruor Honor Society;

Hi-Y; Homeroom Representative; Social Com-mittee.

SHIRLEY ARRINGTON—^0»rrm/isw Club; TypingClub; Red Cross Club.

FRED AGVST—Treasurer Junior High; Class Pres

ident; Football; Homeroom President.

LLOYD BAILEY—Hi-r,- Dramatics Club; TypingClub.

BENNETT BARNES—C/ioir; Hi-Y; Band; MusicClub.

BERTHA MAE BARNES—Giri's Chorus; TypingChib.

Represen- (/ Hf ^ 1/*^^

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^^v^EDITH BARNES—.S«-//i«£/ C\nh.

KELLY BARNES—i'fiirfexf CorernrnPH? /?eprf-

sentative Hi-Y ; Basketball; Fuutball; Homeroom\/ '^X ['resident : liooster; Choir.

^ >s)S\VHULDAH BENNETT—HooiP/oom r/PfiSHccr;

j'>^ ^ Junior Hi-Y; Choir; Homeroom Secretary ; F?ce-

>yV/^-v President.

\j\ ^ y § NICK BODDIE—Football; Homeroom Seen

>vj \L"> Hi-Y President ; Homeroom Vice-Preaiden

' n^K. V 1 MARY ANNA BOOTH—First Aid; Glee Club; 7

;x'^\A^ |V \i ing Club.

I In^ ^ y RACHEL BRAME—Good Sports; Hi-Y; Choir;

"j Service Club; Junior Class Treasurer.

( JBILL BRANHAM

—

Debating; Homeroom Repres-

entative; Honor Society President ; Masque and

Gavel; Graduation Marshall ; Hi-Y; Vice-Presidejit

of Studeiit Organization.

DEWEY BRASWELL—Hi-r,- Civil Air Patrol

Cadet.

etary;

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UP-

NELLIE BRIDGERS

DOROTHY BRIGMAN—GiW's Chorus; Junior Red

Cross.

JANELLE BtlOWN—Speech Club; Junior Red

Cross; Girl's Chorus.

ERNEST BVhhVCK—Representative of Home-room; Speech Club; Traffic Committee; Junior

Hanoi- Society; Junior Hi-Y.

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ELNER GUY BUNN—/»d((8f ria/ Arts Club; BoyScouts; Civil Ail- Patrol Cadet; Victory Corp;

Honor Society.

EARL BUTLER—iearfio Club; Victory Corp; Football; Junior Basketball ; Homeroom Representative

BETTY BYRD—Honieroont Offices; Victory Corp;

Junior Red Cross Club; Journalism Club.

PETE CAB.R—Football ; Basketball: Choir; Home-room Representative.

ALTA CASEY—President of Civics Class; Vice- /O

President of Math Class. ^

BILLIE CHASON—C;ioi>,- G.A.A.; Typing Club;

Junior Red Cross.

R. L. CHICK, Jr.—Band; Scout; Hi-Y; Booster;

Homeroom Offices; Homeroom Representative.

LOUISE CLACK—Homeroom Treasurer; Red CrossClub; Typing Club.

BILL CLARK

—

Secretary of Junior Home Society

Homeroom Representative; Homeroom Secretary

;

Junior Class President; Eagle Scout; President of

Student Body; Kiwanis Boy of the Month.

BARBARA COLEY—Service Club; Blackbird Staff.

SHIRLEY COPhO'N—Homeroom Representative;

Social Committee; Service Ch(b; Hi-Y; Red Cross

Club.

PETE CORBITT—Secj-etar;/ of Class; Hi-Y; BlackMasquers; Dramatics; Homeroom President; Hi-

Noc-Ar Staff; Stage Crew.

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JOYCE CUTHRELL—Goorf .S/'"''".' ChevrUader

.

Hi-Y; flirl's Choriin.

WILLIAM DAVENPORT— //<.»i«-/oo»i Secn;ta>y;

Ti/iiiiig Chih.

DAVID DAVf SON--Hoiiieii,uin V ice-Fresident

:

Hi)iiier(miii Representative; Hi-Y; Euyle Scout:

FoiithiiU; lidKkfthall: Choir.

SUSAN DAWSON—/'<-es/i/»(n( Clus^ President;

Assistant Editor Blackbird; Choir; Black Mnsq-ners; Good Sports; Girl's State; President Hi-Y.

FRANCES DEW—Hi-Y; Homeroom Representative;

Homeroom Secretary; Treasurer.

MARY KATHERINE DIXON—G./1./4.,- Typing

Clnh; Glee C.luh; Junior-Senior Committee.

EDWARD DOWNING—Ho)»eTOo»i Treasurer; In-

dustrial Art Club.

GERALD DVKE—Homeroom Representative; Hi-Y;Homeroom President ; Black Masquers.

JOYCE DUKE

WILLIAM DURHAM—Se/i)ife Club; Senior Nat-

ional Honor Society; Senior Class Treasurer;

Choir; Hi-Y.

SHIRLEY ELLIS

—

Homeroom Offices; Dramatics

Club Secretary; CJioir ; Band; Speech Club; Jr.

Sr. Refreshments Committee.

SONNY ELMORE—Ji(«io)- Honor Society; Home-room Offices; Junior Class Treasurer; Eagle

Scout; High School Secretary; Homeroom Rep-

resentative; Traffic Committee.

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ELIZABETH ENGLISH

—

Homeroom Secretary:

Homeroom Represetitative : Hi-Y; Sr. Honor

}^\r Society.

BILL FENNER

—

Junior Honor Society; Hi-Y;

Service C.htb; Class Treasurer; Senior Honor

Society.

'^^OIS FERGUSON

—

Choir. Blackbird; Red Cross;

JOE FOUNTAIN

—

Football; Basketball; Baseball;

Hi-Y; Homeroom Vice-President.

ELOISE FOWLKES—G./l.A.,- Homeroom Secre-

tary; Homeroom Representative; Hi-Y; Service

Club; Lost and Found Committee.

ALMA GLASGOW

—

Home Economics Club; Typing

Club.

ESTELLE MARIE GRAHAM—rtu/ipa, Florida;

Homeroom President; Choir.

GEORGE GRANT

—

Homeroom Representative;

Homeroom Offices; Football; Dramatics.

ARABELLA GRAY—//i-l'; Homeroom Offices.

FRANCES GRIFFIN—Ho»ie70o»i Offices; Home-

room Representative; Hi-Y; Blackbird Staff.

JAMES HADLOW—Hi-V Treasurer; Choir; Victory

Club; Shop Club.

BETTY RUTH HALL

—

Choir; Black Masquers;

JotD-vxilism Club; Senior Play Committee.

A.'^ ikM

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JAMES HAMMOND—C^iHiVm/ni 0/ Concegitoni)

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MARIETTA HARRISON—Seci^ice CTuft," SeniorHi-Y ; Chainnnn, Elections Committee; Commence-ment Committee.

CLYDE HENDERSON—//(-}', Football: Induatrial

Alia C,lub; Aeronautics Club.

FRANCES HENDERSON—Junior Hi-Y; Senior

Hi-Y; Choir; Homeroom Representative; Home-room Secretary.

ED HILLMAN—fia/irf; President Junior High ; Foot-

ball; Senior Class President ; Homeroom Presi-

dent; Hi-Y.

BILLY HOCUTT—Homprooi// Secretary; Black

Masquers; Hi-Noc-Ar Staff; Hi-Y.

CAROLYN HOLDREN—J»Hio/ Honor Society;

Hi-Y; Homeroom President ; Homeroom Repre-

sentative; Class President ; Homeroom Secretary;

Dramatics.

RUTH HOLLIDAY—J((i!!or Red Cj-oss; Forum;Home E( 07wmics Club.

BILLY HOLLOWELL—Foo(6a(;,- Junior HonorSociety; Homeroom Offices; Eagle Scout.

EUGENE HOOKS—//!-!': Class Treasurer; Eagle

Scout; Basketball; Baseball; Chairmayi Bacca-

laureate Committee.

ALBERT HORNE—Hi-y.

MARVIN HOWELL

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FRED INGRAM

—

Tyeasin-ef Hoinerouin : President

Hi-r.

ELIZABETH JAMES—President and Treasurer

Junior Honor Society; Hi-Y ; Homeroom Offices;

Service Club; Good Sports Club; Chief Marshall;

Vice-President Junior Class; Vice-President Honor

Society; President Senior Hi-Y.

ED JOHNSON—C/ioi'c; Hi-Y; Treasurer of Home-

room.

EDWARD JOLLY

—

Eagle Scout; Football; Basket-

ball; Choir; President and Treasurer of Home-

room.

ROSCOE JOYNER—H/-r,

GWEN KENNEDY

—

Hi-Y; Junior Honor Society;

Good Sports C.lub; Homeroom Offices.

RITA KESSLER

—

Junior Honor Society; Service

Club; Debating.

JIMMIE LANDIS

—

Hi-Y; Football; Baseball;

Basketball; Homeroom Offices.

DAPHINE LAYTON—Hi-r,- Blackbird Staff;

Homeroom Secretary.

JAMES LEWIS—H/-1"; Typing Club.

RALPH LORE

—

Band; School Dance Band.

MARY MANGUM—G.>1./1.; Choir; Secretary of

Homeroom; Junior Red Cross.

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ARCHIK MATHIS— rccaxioT,- Hi-Y . Hom.ToumOffices; Eagle Scout: Hoiiicrdoin Reprvuvntative;

Masque and Gavel; Treamirer Ulack Masquers.

TOM MATTHEWS—«o»ie;-ooHi Representative;Homeroom Offices; Hi-Y; Vice-President of Soph-more Class; Football.

PATSl^ MAXWELL

—

Homeroom President; Homey%^'conovnc Club.

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' ''GEORGIiA-^kAYpERRY—Vice-Presideyit of Soph-'/« D - more Class Vice-President Homeroom; Business^ Maiiuger^ Hi-Noc-A r.

C/CLAUDE UXYO—Eagle Scout; Choir; HomeroomRepresentative; Homeroom Offices.

BETSY RUTH McAULEY—Journalism Club;HomerooDi Offices.

LEO McDUFFIE—/"ooffca//; Basketball; Baseball;

Hi-Y; Choir; Homeroom Representative ; Home-room Offices.

FRANK MEADOWS—.l/»Sir Club; Eagle Scout;

Honor Society Offices; Hi-Y; Chairman War Ac-tivities Committee; Junior Honor Society; Home-room. Offices.

JULIUS MILLS—i5('»rf,- Choir; Junior-Senior Dec-

orations Committee.

CLIFTON MOORE— Wi-r.- Choir; Vice-President

Senior Class; Black Masquers ; Homeroom Treas-

urer; Vice-President.

CHARLOTTE MURRILL

—

Homeroom President;

Homeroom Representative; Good Sports. Secre-

tary; Music Club; Hi-Y; Senior Class Treasurer;

Choir.

NEVA OWENS

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EDNA PADGETT—HoHOc Society\jli(nio\Honor

Society: Hi-Y: Choir; G.A.A.: Blackbird.

BROOKS PAGE

—

Eagle Scout; Treasurer and Pres-

ident Hi-Y; Baseball; Football; Booster; Treas-

urer of Class; Homeroom Presideiit.

ELEANOR PARKEB.—Knitting Club; Senior Play

Committee; Jr. Refreshment Committee; Girls'

Chorus.

GRACE PARKER

—

Beta Club; Vice-President and

Secretary of Book Club; Journalism Club; Acting

Adjutant of Civil Air Patrol; Typist for Black-

bird; Treasurer of Homeroom.

KATHERINE PARKER—C/ioir; G.A.A.; Home-

room Treasurer.

MARY RUTH PARKED—Secretary of Homeroom:

Dramatics Club; G.A.A.

SHIRLEY PARKER

—

Homeroom Representative;

Homeroom Secreta)-y.

PAT PATTERSON

—

Choir; Football; Hi-Y; Black-

bird Staff; Chairynan of Fire Drill Committee;

Music Council.

MARY ETTA PEARSALL

—

Homeroom Secretary;

Hi-Y; Blackbird Staff; Cheerleader; Choir.

CLEO PEARCE—G.A.A. ; Blackbird Staff; Service

Club; Hi-Y.

AARON PETERSON—Hi-l',- Choir; Homeroom

Offices; Homeroom Representative: Music Club;

Music Council.

BETTY RUTH PERKINSON—Ho»oc Society;

Service CJub; Hi-Y; Masque and Gavel; Marshall;

Homeroom Representative.

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MAKIK VWnA.WA—C.A.A.; Choir; Tmnnu Club.

JUIJA FiniJJPS

EDNA MAE P0PL1N~J iniior CVass Secretary;Junior and Senior Honor Societien; GraduationMurKhall; Masque and Gavel; Girh' State; Hi-Y

;

Debating; Homeroom Offices; Hi-Noc-Ar; SocialConiinittee Chairtna)i; Good Sports.

DORIS PROCTOR—//o)/if;oo»i President; DebatingClub.

BUDDY PRIMM—«!-}-,•

Debating.Vice-Pre.'iident; Choir;

MICHAEL QUINLIVAN—Hi-r,- Honor Society;Homeroom Represntative ; Chair7na7i, House a-nd

.Grounds Committee; Boys' State; Debating Team;

- Vice-President, Student Organization; President,Student Organization; Kiivanis Boy of the Month.

VIRGINIA RABIL

—

Homeroom Treasurer; Home-room Representative; Delegate District S.S.C.C.;Chairman, Lost and Found Committee; Hi-Y;Sei-vice Club; Good Sports.

HOPE ROGERS—Hr-r Offices; Editor Blackbird;Service Club; Good Sports; Junior Class President;

_ Treasurer Student Organization; Delegate N.C.S.S.C.C.; D.A.R. Pilgrim; Civitan Citizenship

Award; Girls' State.

WILLIAM ROSE

JAKE ROSENBLOOM

JOYCE SANDERS—//o)/iefoo»i Offices; Hi-YSecretary; Baiid; Music Club.

ANNIE LUCY SASSER

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ALICE SCOTT

—

Junior and Senior Honor Societies;

HiY; Hi-Noc-Ar; Good Sports; Homeroom Rep-

resentative.

BRIAN SCOTT—C/ioic; Eagle Scout; Hi-Y; Hi-Noc-

Ar; Senior Honor Society; Debating; Homeroom

Rep^'esentative,

FRANCES SESSOMS—C/ioir; Refreshments Com-

mittee of Junior-Senior.

O'NEAL SKIPPER

—

Homeroom Representative;

Treasurer of Hi-Y; House and Ground^ Committee

LLOYD SMITH—C/iofr; Band.fUU.^^^

la. jj

retary ; Home- "wNANCY SPEIGHT—/fo»ie?-oo»i Sec.

room Rejii-esentative; Hi-Y; Good Sports; Pres

ident; Dramatic Club; Senior Honor Society

MARGARET SPENCER—Howe/ooiii Secretary

Hi-Y; Good Sports; President; Class Secretary

Junior and Senior Honor Societies.

ALLENE STALLINGS

—

Junior Honor Society

Homeroom President ; Debating Club.

JUNE STALLINGS—Homeroom Offices; G.A

Booster; Band.

ED STRANGE—Bo»rf Traffic Committee; Hi-Yij)

ALICE WYNNE SUITER—TWiisic Club; Honor

Society; Hi-Y; Hi-Noc-Ar Staff; Good Sports;

Homeroom Representative.

RUTH TAYLOR

—

Homeroom Secretary; President;

Homeroom Representative; G.A.A.; Booster.

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MARJORIE THOMAS—Hoi/ieroom Revresentative;Homeroom Secretary: Choir; Black MaHqiiers;Mnxiiiic (i)i(t (1(1 Vf I.

J. T. THOMPSON—/;aH(/,- Victury Coi;,s.

CHARLES THORNE—Hi-l',- liuHketball; Cheer-leader; Football; liaseball; Booster; HomeroomRepreitentative; Class Treasurer; Homeroom Vice-President.

RAY THORN E—Bf(H</; Victory Corp.

HENRIETTA THORP—Freshman Class Treasurer;Homeroovi President; Treasurer; Representative;Hi-V ; War Actiinties.

BEN TOLER

—

Homeroom Vice-President; Drama-tics; Choir.

AUDREY TURNER—fi/tK-A: Masquers; G.A.A.;Junior-Senior Decorating Committee; Stage Crew.

MARY BELL TURNER— H'ac Bond Booster;Girls' Chorus.

CHARLES WALKEH—Cheerleader; Basketball.

WILHELMINA WALLACE—Hi-F; Junior HonorSociety; Homeroom Representative; Junior MusicClub President; Good Sports; Editor Blackbird;Editor Hi-Noc-Ar.

ALEX WEBB—Choir; Hi-Y ; Homeroom Office$;Dramatics.

DAN WHELESS

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BILLIE MIRIAM WILLIAMS—Hof/icroooi Rep-

rcr.eiitative; Chuir; Daiid.

..AMONT WILLIAMSON

—

Hi-Y; Homeroom Presi-

dent; Homeroom Rcijresentative ; Class Secretary;

Junior a7id Senior Honor Societies; Junior High

Trea!<urcr: Gradnatwn Marshall; Se*iiior Class

Presiiti'ut.

TilINCILLA WOMBLE—Choir; Hi-Y; Homeroom

Represetitafive.

JOHN WORSLEY—J(niu/r Honor Society; Home-

room Secretary.

LEONA YATES^Choir; Knitting Club.

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MRS. VAN BUSKIRKAdvifior

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

SPRING TERM

MAXINE BENTONSecretary

BETTY SHULERPresident

MANTEG DAUGHTRIDGEVice-President

CHARLES PEARSONTreasurer

MRS. VAN BUSKIRKAdvisor

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MISS JOHNSON—HOME ROOM 10

FIRST ROW-Miss Johusuu, Venida HiUton, Glyn .Teanette, Ann PigfurdJea. ne Shiel Dorothy Coggins Joyce

lllen Vivian White Undine Fuller, Ann Mehle, Dorothy Savage, Manteo Daughtridge. Barbara DaMS, SECONDROW-Fran"os I^^th^^^ Brant ey. Gale Adams, John Robbins. Garland Barnes, Robert Wilhamson Franky

Jackson Svin Bell, Bobby Dennis, Willis McLamb, Charles English, Evelyn Econonious, Catherine B.zzell.

MISS PRIVOTT—HOME ROOM 7

FIRST ROW-Kathlcen Hughes, Audry Xixon, Louise Pennington, Betty Henry, Bobby Wooten Morgan Hunt,

Ppirirv Prir» Tanet large Jlarv Jane Guthrie, Mariorv Wilkins, Betty Eason. Elizabeth Joyner. SECOND RO^\—Shfr"d Hill Earl Hayls', Joe Corr?nth Tommy Needham Howard S-randburg, Richard Brown, Fred Parker. Jack

Allsbrook, Thomas Nichols, Charles Pearson, Miss Privott.

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MISS TURNAGE—HOME ROOM 207

riltST UOW—Miss Turn;iKc'. S;irah Johnson. Xina AliornaUiy. Jean Matthews. Maxino Hcnton, Jackii" Hlnton.Nancy Mixon. Dot Starling, Jean Byrd, Nancy Bolton. Florence Dunn. Edna Earl Warren SECOND ROW— BillvDeans, K<\ Sexton. Ernest Johnson, James Turner, Faison Peirce. Milton Walker. Leo Turner John Charles RuatlHaroUl Skinner. .loe Williams. Jimmy Blanchard. Don Fisher. Eddie ThomasIN SERVICE—Carlyle Merritt. Lee Rogers.

MRS. VAN BUSKIRK—HOME ROOM 200

FIRST ROW—Leslie Etchi.son. Edsel Arnold. Walter Lamm. Fred Parrish. Kettv Groom. Jessie Daniel. GenevaHilton. I'.utty Hriley. Eva Eiek.«, Anne Williams. Gloria Powell. Doris Manning. Sarah Starling. SECOND ROW—T. D. Womble. Jr.. Rudolph Downing. Ben Thomas. Elbert Hedgepeth. Charles Parker, C. E. Bell. Jr.. Fred Best.Alton Denson. Lyman Melvin. Earl Lanier. Wintred Haskins, Griffin Rellamv. Billv Glasgow. Jr. Llovd McCullen.Mrs. Van Buskirk.

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MISS PARCELL—HOME ROOM 303

KIHST Row— .I'lekie- Godwin, Suippv Collie. Pat Coggin, Dot Charles, Peiitolope Pantalakos, Marion Ellis. Doris

Ynrboroush Dot Thompson, Miss Parcell, Corrine Stilley. Hetty Shnlor, .Toan Daughtriclge, Patty Eulluck. Hortense

ramptieir SECOND ROW—Christine Parker. Mavis Strickland, Jean Johnson, Irene Joyner. Molly Williams,

Margaret' Ellen, Louise Kerman, Erleene Zimmerman, Madie Bishop, Dot Smith, Mabel Wiggins, Ann Bostain, Betty

Kelly, Lyaette Land,

MRS. THIGPEN—HOME ROOM 6

FIRST ROW—Adrion Smilev, H. K. Buroh, Doris Johnson, Betty Brewer. Ann Chipley, Yvonne Phillips, Estelle

Strickland, Jean Jenkins, Charlotte Read, Daisy Ayscue, Joyce Johnson, Sarah Draughn, Alberta Taylor, Eetha

Craft. Frances Bass. SECOND ROW—Norman Ezzell. James Drake. Jack Thorp. Harris bturges. Gene Braxton,

Howard Hreedlove, Dick Fountain. Frod Davis, Pete Booth. Mrs. Thigpen.

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CARL RHODESSccrctarj/

NADIA DAUGHTRIDGEI'rt'xidiiil

F^RED THOMPSONVice-PreHkleiit

MISS CRAIGHILLAdvisor

ELLEN SKINNERTreasurer

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MAX SAVAGESecretary

FRED THOMPSONPresident

FLOYD HOLMESVice-President

MISS CRAIGHILLAdvisor

FRANCES BULLUCKTreasurer

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MISS CRAIGHILL—HOME ROOM 18

FIRST ROW—Joyce Ricks Rose Marie Goodwin. Jean Mears. Mildred Drummjnd. Magdeline Maytou, Peggy

Oalilev, Grace Johnson, Eli7.al)eth Bateman, Evelyn Hester. Julia Ricks. Ellen Skinner, Elouise Simmons, Mary

Ki-iiices loyiicr Eileen Hone. Glirisfine Hnrt. H;i7.cll)cll I'earsall, liji-is Xewton. Jenn Tyree. Joyce Hall. SECONDROW-— C-iii Coiiiiedf-'e Jininiv lie.-il. i;illv Chri.'it inn. I'.illv IiauKliti-idse. Edgar Skinner. Donald Xewton, Harry Moore,

GeurKc Knrton. (iarlaml llarni'S. Herman Hlcunt, Jack Jeffrii.'^. Hilly Feltim. Earl Fatter.son, Ricliard Bryant,

l.av.Tn.' H.-irprr. Miss Craigliill.

MR. PRIVOTT—HOME ROOM 306

.ee RosenlUooni. Sybil Haskins, Jackie Johnson, Angerlane Whitfield, Betty Clinton. Peggy Strick~ - * »^-.. TTn„,ii AT.if Hit.\\-c Tn Ann SiHpH Ann Cnrolvn Tavlor. Mariorii

land. Nani'v Williams. Susan Bryant. Jean Hill, Hazel Matthews. Jo Ann Sides. Ann Carolyn

Mitchell. Rachel Barnes. Frances BeddingfleUi. Hattie Ruth Jones, Jean Altord, Ann Cherry. GFrances Hicks, SECOND ROW—Gene Reardon, Richard Owen, Ben Richardson, Marvin Rook, FloydSpikes. Richard Joyner. Joe Chambliss, Dick Hunt, Ben Yelverton. Bill Mallison, J. H, Pitton. Jr.,

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Ann Sides, Ann Carolyn Taylor. Marjorie" *" -' •-- ^' Gracie Williamson,

d Proctor, TommyBoyd McCaBkill,

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MISS GANDY—HOME ROOM 15

FlUST UOW—Junnita Proctor. Collepu Jones, Mary Elizalx'th Weaver. .Teaniie Sniiili, Mary Lilly Riiielieart. BettyRuffian. Joyce Walker, Margy Ep.stein. Xan Wilkinson, Jean I'.arnes, Snllie Williams. Kvelyn Reese, JosephineBatts, Joyce Downing Frances Proctor, Helen Smith, Loi< Rugers. sroCDXI) ROW— Billy Borie. Eninieit Tatuni.Milton Culpepper, Fred Thompson, Alex Nichol.'!, Marion DowuinK p;d Davenport, I.ynnond McCullen, Carl EneDawson, Harry Fowler, Tom Leggett, Nelson Jeans, Charles Duwdy, E. P.. Strange.

MISS SLADE—HOME ROOM 13

FIRST ROW—John Hughes, Yates Proctor, Jeannine Brake, Rose Shearin. Prances Pullen, Louise Winstead,Adelaide Lehman, Frances Haggard, Jo Ann Coggins, Marie Campbell, Betty Hufham. Charlotte Adams, HelenBridgers, Xina Jernigen, Xadia Daughtridge. C. K. Haitheock, Kenneth Barnhill. Miss Slade. SECOND ROW—CarolWilliams, Ben Bunn, David Anderson, Charles Todd, Alton McCotter, Bill Page, Bobby Hadlow, Gene Gurganus,Carl Rose, Frank Phillips, Vernon Gray, Douglas Bryant, Orville Williams, Thomas Groome, Oscar Capps, RayDaniels, Randolph Watson.

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MISS VAUSE—HOME ROOM 109

FIRST ROW—Nell Martin, Betty Wright, Audrey Wester. Ernestine Dozior, Nancy Osburne, Betty Henry, Lois,Tames, Myrtle Pittmnn. Mary Frances Spaugli, Louise Lane, Frances Lane. Frances Bulluclc, Valeria Wallace,Audrey Gray, Winkie Harris. Ruth Mathis .Tolinsnn. P^rances Gurley. SECOND ROW—Christine Luper, PhoebeHarris, Charles Barnhill, ,Tesse Daughtridge, Bobby Williams, George Williams, Max Savage, David Odom, DickieMurray. Tommy Cox. Andrew Peele, Floyd Holmes, Gehrig Matthews. Grady Elmore. Miss Vause. Ella Mae Moore.

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MRS. YOUNG—HOME ROOM 102

FIRST ROW—Lorraine Joyner, Azelie Williford, Lorraine Leehane, Telza Lancaster, Louise Williamson, ElsieMallison, Tavia Holbrook, Mary Elizabeth Fleet, Alice Barnes, Evelyn Best, June Gray, Patsy Parrish, JaneBennett, Francos Carter, Georgia Bracy, SECOND ROW— Laura .'^mith, Marie Taylor, Ralph Peed, Theron Alexander,Buck Draughan, David Tugwell, Kemp Dozier, Alvin Hooks. George Wilkinson. A. Hicks, Thomas Rose, BenFountain, Thurman Daughtridge, Billy Bobbins, J. T. Drake, Helen Barrett, Barbara Womble, Jackie Laughrldge,Mrs, Young,

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BLAKE CARTERTreas)irer

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MISS BOND—HOME ROOM 11

FIRST ROW—Frances Faithful. Juanita Bloodworth, Lois Carpenter, Jackie Brantlov, Cornelia Eveland, Elizabethlirowiiiiit,', Jean (.'ui-krell. lictsy Gehman. Mary Alice Adams, Blake Carter, .Toyce Keel, Martha Johnston, BettyBrame. Jo Anne Lewis. Lola Dawson, Ann DnUe, Molly Ann Crusenberry. Odelle Edwards. SECOXD ROW—Ralph(ilovei'. Billy I'.ai'iii'S. Mayo Bodilii'. Harry llariihill. Billy Mobley. John Thorp P. Z. Dunn. Bobby Page. Tommy Smith.Dan Hinton, William Home, Robert Jordan. Tommy Economous, Ottis Carter, Warren Flora Edgar Wells EariWilliams, Foy Gurganus. '

MISS COX—HOME ROOM 304

f,?^,^'''_J'0\V— i^i-i''K''"'et Harrison. Margaret Brown. Frances Garland. Clare Giddeons. Betsy Ann Bonn. PatriciaHigh, Thelma Odoni. Yireinia Matthews. Mary Wadtord. Anita Rotrers. Jean Crawley, Viola Cahoon, Elizabeth JonesJoan Ayscne. Betty Fairclnth. Barbara Beal. Xornia Hnnley, ,M.-iry Glenn Walston. Miss Cox SECOND ROW—BillvQuarles Gilbert Mc'CiilIrn, John Lewis Hardy, Billy Pate, Poster Ford. P.ill Dennis. Billy Donaldson. Charles StarlingBilly Clark. Frank Easferling. Jerry Winstead. Hugh Houston. .Shirley Holland. Palmer Alston. John PatseavourasJimmy Speight. Leon Gloyer. Ben Becknell Harry Whitaker, Jr.

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MISS PARKER—HOME ROOM 202

KIRST ROW-Janie Tliompscm. Martha EnRlish. (.'arob-ii Womljlc, Irnia Etliridt,''-. Kiujiia ].,v Jrj.vn.-r HoniUivlln>i-k. Myrtli- \Viiist,.a<l, Jlary Can. 1 Fiitc!.. JiTi-i.' Till. nipsoii, Jdycc l.aiict. Mvrtii' Hell Rav, J.ivcc- 'Tiiinitt T.-aiiCrifTln, Ji.yc,. Elmore, Eleanor Hartley. .Teaii Smith. Dorolhy Perrv. Miss Parker. .SEroXl) ROW—r.ohl.v WilsonWilliam Peed. George Kraswell. .lake Arnold. Biliy Wlieeless ('. W. Marlow. Alton Iianiel, Donald Hinr-Taylor. Boiiliy Britt, Bruce Brigman. .Taek Rich. Allan Morgan. Bohliv MoAdnms, <'liar!ie Byrun .larold.lohn Marvin Sasser, Boliby Braswell, Charles Rowe.

JamesMelvln.

MISS McDEARMAN—HOME ROOM 203

FIRST ROW—Geraldine Batts, Linda Green, Peggy Barnes. Joyce Kcrman. .Sybil Lanier. Peggv Frazier, GenevaJenkins. Dot Bennett. Marvin Hammond. Peggy Gardner. Doris Proctor, Dot .foyner. Christine BuUuck. SECONDR<1\V~Kichard Bryant, JIarlton Godwin. Kenneth Jeffreys. Tom Williams. John Johnson, Billy Barnhill. DavidGurley. Howard Pigford, J. B. Williams, Paul Langlev. Miss McDe.irman.

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MISS WILKINSON—HOME ROOM 205

FIRST ROW—Julia Tlmbprlake, Charlotte Fields, Nina Jean Fiissell. Aletliia Hale. Joyce Land. Sara Jo Bell. BettyBell. r>oris McCaskill. Christine l>e\v. Nancy Maples. Jane Spencer. Janice Murchison. .Jeanne Woodlief. JewelWheeless. Fannie Carr. Carolyn Harris. Miss Wilkinson. SECOXH ROW—William Charles. James WordsAvorth.Karl Walker. I'. L. Frazirr. Iiouplas Waters. Jack Thomas. Lee Cooper, Billy Bawls. Bill Harrell. RobertBennett. Jack Richardson, Blair Bryan, L. B. Early. Charles Batchelor, Le Verne WoodrufE, Charles O'Brien, BillyPalmer, Jimmy Hollowell,

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The impressive record rolled up by this past season's Blackbirds wasnot handed out on a silver platter, as you would well know had you seen"gri-idiron greats" sweating it out when practice began in September. Quitea few boys whose names had heretofore not "been up in lights" showedtheir worth 'in practice, such as: Jack ^^llsbrook. Bob Page, Pete Booth,Charles Thorne, Du'Re Cockrell, CHfton Moore, and many others.

Jimmy Landis and Tommy Matthews were co-captains of this year'ssquad and the season's first string dependables were: Jimmy Landis andClyde Henderson, ends ; Brooks Page and tommy Matthews, tackles ; FredAugst and Dan Wheeless, guards; David Dawson, center: Pat Pattersonand Jack Allsbrook, halfbacks: George Grant, quarterback: Leo McDuffie,fullback.

From the scores for the season, it is easy to see that Rocky Mount Highreally had a powerhouse of a team. The Birds rolled up a total of 235 pointswhile their opponents scored only 51 points. We lost only to Wilson andRaleigh, and closed the season second place in the Eastern Conference.

The Blackbirds put Rocky Mount on the map by their outstanding play-ing and received many honors from the football critics. Pat Patterson wasnamed for the All-Southern team : Jimmy Landis played on the All-Stateteam while Tommy Matthews, Fred Augst, and Pat Patterson were givenHonorable Mention for the same : all four of the boys, Fred, Pat, Tommy,and Jimmy, made the All-East Conference team : Jimmy and Tommy playedin the Shriner's game, and Coach Caruso was head coach for that game.

The Blackbirds played their final game for the year on Thanksgivingagainst Hampton Roads which had been the runner-up for the championshiptitle in Virginia. Although the Virginians had a fine team, the home townboys whipped them by a score of 14 to 7.

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CHEERLEADERS(jforgia Mayberry. Carolyn Holdren, Charlts Walker.

Joyct' Cuthreli. Mary Etta Pearsall. Joe Chamblise

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Cnrland Barnes, E. B. Strange. SECOND ROW—Fred Parker, Billy Deans. Fred Augst, Ed Joiley, Pat Patterson,

Ki'll.v Barnes, Leo McDuffie, Clyde Henderson, Nick Boddie. Clifton Moore. THIRD ROW—Marvin Grey, Manager,

Kugene Hooks, Manager, Jack AUsbrook, Erdie Lamm, Brooks Page, David Dawson, Jimmy Landis, Pete Booth,

Fred Davis, Don Wheelis, Joe Corinth, Tom Matthews, Coach Caruso.

SCORES FOR 1944 SEASON

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GreetisboroGoldsboro 6WilmingtonFayettevilleOxford OrphanageDurham 6

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FIRST ROW—Duke Cocki-ell. IJanuKpr, I'ftc Can-, Jack AlivlinManager. STANDING—Coacli Joo Caruso, Eugene Hooks I'.t..Toi' f'orintli, Iji'slie Elcliisou.

lok. Cljarli-s TlK.rue, Eihvard .Icill,-y. RuljiTt Williams.Kciuili. D.iviil Dawsnri, .riliilii.v l.ariilrs. Dill.v Laililisi

BASKETBALL SCORES

ROCKY MOUNT OPPONENT

December !.•? 73 Y. M. C. A. 29December 16 57 Cherry Point 54December 20 M Smithfield 43December 30 45 Greenville 15Januar.v 2 43 Smithfield 56January 5 32 Durham 38January 9 44 Fayefteville 36January 12 37 Wilson 36January IB 57 Raleigh 36January 19 39 Fayetteville 23January 26 25 Wilmington 20January 30 47 Raleigh 34February 2 51 Wilmington 56February 6 51 Goldsboro 21February 9 54 Wilson 23February 13 M8 Durham 44February 17 71 Danville 33February 20 33 Goldsboro 38

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INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT 1944-45 BASKETBALL TEAM

-Lost 5). Conference:

1. Co-Captains: Charlie Thorne—Jack Allsbvcok.2. Won more games than we have ever won before (Won 13-

Won 8—Lost 4.

3. Scored more points than we have ever scored before: 851.4. Had a higher average per game than ever before: 17.5. Jimmy Landis and Charlie Thorne scored more points than anv other Dlavers in

the state. (Jimmy 241—Charlie 209)."

6. First time Rocky Mount players have ever led in conference points scored (Jimmv136—Charlie 131).

7. Jimmy Landis scored more points in one game than anv Rockv Mount player hasever done before—32.

8. Four players scored over 100 points: Jimmy Landis, Charlie Thorne, Joe FountainJack Allsbrook.

9. Two placers scored over 200 points: Jimmy 241—Charlie 209.

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MAJORETTESCorriiK" Stilley, I-ouise Pennington. Doris Yarliorougti, Yvonne Phillips, Colleen

Hammond. Lynette Land. Jackie Laughtridge, Maidie Bishop, Shirley Ellis.

Jones, Marion Ellis, Marion

BAND MEMBERSNina Aliernathv, Hennett Barnes, Garland Barnes, Sam Bland, Bruce Brigman. Lorraine Carpenter. Joe Chambliss,

R. L. Chick. To'mniv Cox, Milton Culpepper, Billy Deans. Billy Dennis, Bobby Dennis, Billy Donaldson, Billy Felton.

Warren Flora. Billy Glasgow, June Gray. Gene Gurganua. Ed Hillman. Alvin Hooks, Lorraine Joyner, Ralph Lore.

Billy Mallison. Clauile Mayo, Jarold Melvin. Thomas Nichols. Peggy Oakley, Charles O'Brien, Andrew Peele. MyrtlePittman, Howard Pigford. Billy Bobbins. Jack Richardson. Ann Russell, Joyce Sanders, Max Savage, Jeanne Smith.

Charles Starling. Ed Strange, Harris Sturgis, Eddie Thomas, Ray Thorne, Billie Miriam Williams, Bobby Williams,

Joe Williams, Louise Winstead, Bobby Wester. Le Verne Woodruff, Mr. Parry.

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Here it is, Ladies and Gentlemen, the nightyou've been waiting for. Wilson and Rocky Mountare going to fight it out tonight in the Rocky MountMunicipal Stadium. Who will wear the conferencecrown? Joe Caruso's Blackbirds or Leon Brogden'sCyclones? There is no way to predict the outcome of

the contest since the two teams are so evenly match-ed, but you can bet your boots that whoever walksaway with the title tonight will need quite a bit of

assistance to stay on his feet . . Mj , look at that

crowd. I'll bet there's better than 6000 fans up there

in the stands . . The Wilson boys arrived this after-

noon and are in tip-top condition. Coach Carusosays his boys are raring to go with the exception of

Erdie Lamm who's still held back by that knee of

his. . .

Well there go the boys out on the field folks,

looks like things might start popping any minutenow. Wilson chose to receive and the rivals are ready

to .start the ball rolling.

There goes the final gun, sports fans, and the

score reads-Wilson 13, Rocky Mount 12 . . That wasreally a heart breaker to lose, but that's how it goes.

Tonight was Leo McDuff'ie's night in the Bird's back-

field and he sure did do some fancy stepping . . Thatwas a beauty of a run when he received the second

half kickoff and ran for-I'd say close to seventy-five

yards and a touchdown . . too bad about that oflf-side

penalty on the try for extra point. Better luck nexttime, David. Allsbrook turned in a mighty fine job

tonight too . . He was the boy that made the first

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score of ths game in the second quarter when Wilsonfumbled and Rocky Mount recovered down in pay-dirt

. . Wheeless,, Matthews, and Pag-e were the bigguns in the Blackbirds line tonight. Many's the timewhen it looked lika Gillette or Barnes were gone forgood when these big boys nabbed 'em from somewhere.

Too bad about Herman Vick, breaking his leg . .

That must nave really made Wilson see red becausetheir Cyclone... sure stepped up the pace of the game.Smart football and plenty of power gave the Cyclonesthat score by Gillette in the third quarter, but it wassheer luck that gave them the ball right there in theclosing minutes of the game on Rocky Mount's 2 or3 jard line. It seems that there was a mix-up on thesignals, and Jimmy Landis started off around endon a faks punt play. Tho Wilson boys caught himbut hard I ! and he fumbled.

The Rocky Mount boys put up a strong fightdown there and threw the cyclones for a loss of fouryards; but the breaks v/ere' just against them, andTooney Brooks went over on the fourth down, tyingup the score. Big Bennette Flowers came through forWilson by splitting the uprights for that one pointthat meant the title. Brodgen's boys really put outfor him tonight

. . Flower-: did a fine job there on thehne, while "R.nbbitt" Gillette and Troy Barnes keptthe backfield on their toes.

It wa.; a grand game and it was too bad bothteams couldn't win; but maybe' Rocky Mount willhave the Breaks next year.

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SKATED—Alici' Wynne SuitiT, \Villi('liniii:i Walhiec, Hilly n..iurt. Petu Corliitt. STA.NliINU—Kchia Ma.- Pc.plin.

Jack Tliorp. Brian Scott. Alice Scott, Harold Slcinner. Jam-i I,arse Miss Alma Murcliison. Advisor,

INSERTS—Willunninn Wallace, Editor; Georgia Ma,vberr,v. Hnsin-s< Manager: Billy Ilocntt, Advertising Manager:IVte Corliitt. Circiilation Manager.

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FRANCES GRIFFINCirculation Manager

FIRST ROW—Hulda Bennett, Mnry Ettn Penrsall, Susan Dawson. Evelyn Economics, Hope Rogers, Frances Griffin,

Mary Elizabeth Weaver, Daphine Layton. SECOND ROW—Ruth Mathis Johnson, Grace Parker. Bobbie Alston,

Nancy Williams, Coleen Jones, Louise Williamson, Nancy Osborne, Rose Shearin, Mrs. Young, Charlotte Adams,

THIRD ROW—Miss Gandy, Lois Ferguson, Fred Thompson B. K. Bureli. Bill Mallison, Jane Andrews, Cleo

Pearce, Ed Williams, Falson Peirce.

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Thf Student Organization offers every student an opportunity to fandliarize him-self with the ways ol government and bring out the tinest qualities of character.

The Student Body, through this organization, finds the usefulness of cooperationand obtain the lasting benefits of the results. By this system both leaders and followersare trained to take important parts in future civic activities.

Due to the ex^.-ellent supervision and advic-j of the advisoi-, Miss Kate Parks Kitctthis J ear has been one of great accomplishment and success.

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERSSEATED—Miss Kate Parks Kitchin. Advisor, Bill Cl.irk. Pri'sident. .Mii-hacl Qiiinlivan. Vice-President. ST.iNUINGHope Rogers, Treasurer, Janet Large, Secretary.

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT COMMITTER CHAIRMAN

SEATED—Edna Mae Poplin. Chairman Social Committee: Michael Quinlivan. President; Hope Rogers, Chairman

Board of Finance. STANDING—Jesse Daniels, Edgar Skinner. Chairman House and Grounds Committee; FrankMeadows. Chairman War Activities Committee; Marietta Harrison. Chairman Elections Committee; Fred Best, Chair-

man Traffic Committee; Bill Branham, Vice PTesident ; Archie Mathis, Fire Drill Committee; Octavia Knight, Chair-

man Lost rnd Found Committee: Harold Skinner, Fire Drill Commiltee; Margaret Spencer, Publicity Chairman:Louise Kerman, Red Cross Chairman.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVEFIRST ROW— .lean Daughtridge, Ann L>uke. Mamie Lee Rosenbloom. Billy Rohbins, Bill Harrell. Richard Bryant.John Patseavoras, Falson Peirce, Betty Croom, Frances Overman, Jane Bennett. SECOND ROW—Ann Chipley, JackJefferles. Gerald Duk.>, Vivian White, Carnlvn Womble. Louise Clack. Frances Dew. Eva Ricks. Nell Martin. SaraDrnugn, OrvUle Williams, Milton Culpepper, Claude Mayo. THIRD ROW -Jean Shiel, Jane Spencer, Norma Hunley,P. Z. Dunn, Shirlev Cnplon, Eloise Fowikes. Brian Scott,Mnxine Benton. Joe Williams, Nan Wilkinson, Linda Greene,

Charles Todd. Shirlev Parker, Frances Griffin, Thomas Nichols, Bill Mallison. Grace Johnson, Dot Smith. FOURTHROW—Georgia Bracy, Mary Ruth Parker, Harry Whitak.T. Jack Richardson, Bill Branham, Mary Etta Pearsall,

Evelyn Economis, Lola Dawson. Dadia Daughtridge, Jean Tyree. Jean Jenkins, Margie Wilkinson, Paul Langley,Boble Williams.

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SENIOR GIRLS HI-Y

FIRST ROW—Joyce Sanders, Frances Henderson. Virginia Rabil, Daphine Leighton, Alice Wvnn Suiter, Marv EttaPearsall, Elizabeth James, Margaret Spencer. Katherine Hughes, Hope Rogers, Bettv Shuler.' Rachel Brame" CleoPearch, f:dna Padgete, Frances Deiv, Mabel Wiggins. SECOND FOW—Llois Fowlkes, Snippie Collie, Pat Coggin,JIanteo Uaughtridge. Frances Allen, Shirley Coplon. Betty Ruth Perkiuson. Annie Pieford, Doris Johnson, SaraDraughon, I'atty Bulluck, Bettie Eason, Elizabeth English, Erleene Zimmerman. THIRD ROW—Willelmina Wallace,Nina Abernathy. Jean Daughtridge, Jeanne Shiel. Audrey Xi.xon, Ann Chiplev, Jlargaret Ellen, Dot Brantlev,Vivian White, Bobbie Wooten, Miss Wilkinson FOURTH ROW—Alice Scott, Marietta Harrison. Jovce Coggin's.Carolyn Iloldren. Anne Williams, Mary Jane Guthrie, Rita Kessles, Maidia Bishop, Princilla Womhle, FrancesGriffn.

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BOYS HI-Y

FIRST ROW—Mayo Boddle, Hugh Houston, Jimmy Hadlow. Johany Johnson. Carl Rose, Edgar Skinner, Bobby

Wester. Dan Hinton. Gene Gurganus, Joe Williams, Harry Moore, Billy Robbins. Kenneth Jetferies Bill Harrell,

O'Xeil Skipper. Billv Palmer. SECOND ROW—Harris Sturgess. Billy Chirestain, Ed Davenport, John Bobbins

Bobby Dennis. Harold Skinner. Bill Fenner. J.ack Jefferies. Fred Ingram, Leo Turner Bill Branliam. Frank

Meadnw^ liillv imrhaui J-.hn Thmp. THIKD RdW—James Turner, Grady Elmore. Ben Fountain, Eddie Thomas,

John Charles Rush, Tom Leggett, Dick Hunt. Bill Mallison. Billy Quorles FOrRTH ROW-Lem Staton Garland

Barnes Gene Braxton. Peanut Johnson. Tommy Needham. Alvin Hooks. George A,A illiams. Bobby Hadlow, Ben

Yelverton. Kemp Dozier. Irvin Winslow. Donnie Felton, Fred Thompson. Paul Langley.

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JUNIOR GIRLS HI-Y

FIRST ROWi—Ellen Skinner. Frances Carter, A/.ili- Willili.n]. Julia Hkks. l'nvi:i Uullirouk, Marv Klizalietli FleetNancy Oslioi-ne. Hazel Matthews. ,Tean Hill, llarjorii- Mitchell. (Imrgia Hracv. Ch.Trlette Adams.' Ann IHike AmiRussell. Mi.ss Parcell. SECOXn ROW—Sara .To Bell, Ann Carolyn Taylor. Jeanne Smith. Betsv (Jehman NormaHunley. Jo Ann Sides. Jean Tyree. Winkie Harris. Evelyn Reece. Grace Johnson. Janice Murchison. Telza LancasterTHIRD FOW—Jewel Whwless. Julia Timherlake. Sybil Ilaskins. Ruth Mathis Johnson. Marie Camphell. JaneSpencer, Blake Carter. Frances liulluck. Audrey Gray. .Van Wilkinson. Jean Barnes. I-'OURTH ROW—Bettv RightBetty Clinton. Martha Carolyn Harris. Hazellirlle Pearsall. Mary F.lizalieth Weaver. Nell Martin. Fannie Car'r. I.indaGreen. Molly Ann Crueenberry. Valeria Wallace. Evelyn Hester.

^,aK<n Soccet<f

HONOR SOCIETY

FIRST UOW-Betty Ruth Perkinson. Edna Mae Poplin. Alice Scott. Alice Wynu Suiter. Elizabeth James. EdnaPadgett. SECOND ROW—Frank Meadows. Michael Quinlivan. Brian Scott, Bill Branham, Miss lola Parker, Advisor.

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MUSIC CLUB

James ?SrnerCnfton Moore, Claude Mayo. Ann Duke, Harris Sturg.s, Bennett Barnes.

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Bennett Barne., Kelly Barne.. Calvin, Pete Carr David Da;7"°pBi^J. ^"rhj^^.j^^d Johnson^^ d MoCullin. ClaudeEd Sexton.

Bennett.Frances Dew. Evelyn

Maxine Benton, Ra'cliel Kt-a-'-'^/Uot Brantley Betty Briley,RonaCliason^^^^^^^^^ , ^^^^Economous. Marftaret Ellen, Marion Ellis Shirley ElUs. Lois Ferguson Marie urananw^ra

^Guthrie. Betty _Ruth_HaU,. Frances Hen^ders™.^™elynm^^

Pmilips^. Edtia MaeJackie Laiighridge. Elsie Mallison.PopTin."vir|inia''RabiirFrances Sessoms, Betty Shuler. Dot Starling. Alice Wynne

Henrietta Thorp, Corrinne Stilley, Anne Williams ^—"-iSuiter. Marjorie Thomas.

Frincina"\vim'l)"le. Ch'aVlotte Murrill. Fannie Carr, Mr. Parry.

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DEBATINGFIRST ROW—Bill Fenner, Edna Mae Poplin, Allene Stallings. Mary Etta Pearsall. SECOND ROW—Bill BranhamMike yuinlivan, Brian Scott, Miss Cox,

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GOOD SPORTSFIRST ROW—X'lnev Spoii'ht Virginia Raliil, Aliui- Wviiiie Suiter. Joyce Cuthrell, Susan DawBon, Charlotte MurriU,

Uwen Kenncday, Ho'pe Roeers, Mies Slade, IMrs. Draper. SECOND ROW—AJice Scott. Dot Brantley. Janet Large,

Betty Shulcr Jean Jenkins. Margaret Spencer. Elizabeth James, Rnchel Brame. Edna Mae Poplin. 'Wilhelmina

Wallace, THIRD ROW—Mabel Wiggins, Jean Daughtridge. Jeanne Shiel. Manteo Daughtridge, Sara Draughn,

Anne Williams, Margaret Ellen, Betty Brewer, Mollie Williams Glenn Jennette.

G. A. A.

Etheleene Barnes, Jean Barnes, Peggy Barnes, Barbara Beal, Susan Bryent. Christine Bulluck, Betsy Bunn Lorraine

Carpenter Jean Crawley, Betty Croora, Joyce Downing. Mildred Drummoud, Martha English. Irma Ethridge, Betty

Fairclnth' Peggy Frazier, Feggy Gardner, Frances Garland, Linda Green. Marion Hammond. Eleanor Harthey, Betty

Henry Evelyn Hester. Joan Johnson. Jovce Johnson. Colleen Jones. Dorothy Joyner. Elizabeth Joyner. Octavia

Knight Lynette Land. Louis Land. Maydalene Layton, Adelaide Lehman. Xancy Maples. \ irgmia Matthews. Nell

Martin Do'ris McCaskill, Ella Mae Moore, Thelma Odom, Dorothy Perry, Frances Proctor, Myrtle Ray, Frances Ricks,

Julia Ricks Anita Rogers, Janie Thompson, Mary Lilly Rineheardt, Betty RufEin, Helen Smith, Mavis Strickland,

Evelyn Starling Sara Starling, Mary Elizabeth Weaver, Angelane Whitfield, Sally Williams. Grace Williamson.

Carolyn Womblc Louise Wooten. Rose Shearin, Christine Dew. Gereldine Batts, Elizabeth Browning. Joyce Elmore.

Mary Wadford, Edna Padgett, Betty Kelly, Sara Kelly, Betty Bell, Sybel Lanier, Joyce Kevmon, Joyce Land,

Lorraine Joyner.

Page Sixty-One

MOST ATHLETIC

THE WITTIEST

BEST DRESSED

MOST POPULAR

BEST LOOKING

MOST INTELLIGENT

MOST TALENTED

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MOST COURTEOUS

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1945 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES

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SERVICE CLUBFIRST ROW— Eloise Walker. Virginia Rubil, Mrs, Vim Buskirk. A.h iv,,,- \i ,,v Iu„- Cufl.ri,. I'-h.,. i.

•, ,.-,,Fenner Pr.rt Thompson, Cleo Poaroe, Marietta Harrison, Eliz.ihofh ,ranH.s Ruth to In.o SP^nx-n Rmv p '

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.o.ey, B„l.v Dnrham, Shirley Coplon, Hope Rogers, Betty Ruth rerkinson'. 'Raehel B^rrnte/ Rita K^ssVer^'Si^Ti^t^l^r/vley.

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MISS WORSLEY'S MUSIC CLASS

ni?.?'^ti^.?^'7r"'^*''''''^Thompson, Jeannine Brake, Prances Carter. Tavia Holbrook. Mary Elizabeth Fleet Fileen

?^n n ''.'^ ^'"T' ^f'i '^S.^*'"' Christine Dew, Miss Worsley. SECOND EOW-Jean SmiUi Elsie Man son

THIRD R^WP^rn^n'. ^"n^' ,^','^'r*' "l*^''"'^^'-""ilief, Joyce Keel. Janiee Murchison, stake Carter. Xell Ph lips'

rS;.?„?» ?, ~Tn'^^°,,^?^P'";l*'"^-f" ^"° Coggins. Valeria Wallace, Dorothy Coggins, Anne Williams Janet LarzeCharlotte Murrill, Winkle Harris, Mary Glenn Walston, Not in picture, Peggy Gardner Margie B^ll Epstein

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SPORTING GOODSTOYS BICYCLES

PICTURE FRAMING

^JSPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTEJ

132 SOUTH MAIN STREET ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.

THIS ANNUAL PRINTED BY

Carolina Office Equipment Co.

PRINTERS - STATIONERS - OFFICE OUTFITTERS

Telephones 1000 - 1010

ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA

Page Sixty-Five

•fiSH^eMOR-

ONGRATULATIONS

TO THE

CLASS OF 1945

CITY OF

A

Page Sixti/'Six

I. W. ROSE DRUG CO.

COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION

SERVICE

Phones 15-16 Rocky Mount, N. C.

Royal Palm Restaurant

'GOOD FOOD is GOOD HEALTH'^

BULLUCK FURNITURE COMPANYQUALITY FURNITURE

200 SOUTH MAIN STREET ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.

Compliments of Compliments of

PLANTERS COTTON W. B. LEA TOBACCO CO.IXCllUPdRATKll

OIL & FERTILIZER CO. LEAF TOBACCO

Rocky Mount, N. C. Rocky Mount, N. C, U. S. A.

BREWER PAINT & WALL PAPER COMPANYPaint and Wall Paper Contractors

ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. GREENSBORO, N. C.

Compliments of

"The Shopping Centerfor Thrifty Women"

330 S. Main Street

LAUNDRY WASHING

IS PURE BECAUSE

IT PASTEURIZES

SUNSHINE LAUNDRYPHONE 2100

Page Sixtii-Sevcii

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EPS ri:iN's

"40 Years of Faithful Service"

Main Street Rocky Mount, N. C.

Rocky Mount Shoe

& Clothing Co.

A GOOD STORE FOR YOUNG MEN

BUY WAR BONDS

Pepsi- Cola Company, Long Island Citu. N. Y.

Bottled locally by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Rocky Mount, N. C.

BUY WAR BONDS

Page Sixfij-Eighf

STREET CAR LUNCH

"A GOOD PLACE TO EAT"

Phone 530-W 642 S. Church St.

SUNSET BARBER SHOP

"For That Well Groomed Appearance"

Center Theatre Building

RAWLS & WINSTEAD COMPANY

Wholesale Auto Supplies

243-247-251 £. Washington Street Phones 1230 - 1231

ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.

THE GLAMOR SHOP

Make our Shop your Headquarters

for

Dresses - Coats - Suits - Sport Wear

300 S. Main Street

CONGRATULATIONS

AND

GOOD LUCK

Blount Flower Shop, Inc.

122 N. Main Street

Phone 378 - 142

ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.

SOUTHERN DAIRIES

Ice Cream— Milk

HELPS TO MAKEHEALTHY STUDENTS

Sealtest Approved for your Protection

Page Sixtij-Xine

DANIEL'S, Inc.

"THE SHOPPING CENTER"

For Women and Junior Misses

Main St. Rocky Mount, N. C.

Peoples F>ank & Trust Co.

MEMHER FEDERAL DEI'OSIT

INSURANCE CORPORATION

ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.

THRIFT IS AN ESSENTIAL VIRTUE WITH ALL PEOPLE

Opening a Savings account with the Planters National Bank

& Trust Company is a good way to practice Thrift

THEPLANTERS NATIONALBANK & TRUST CO.

1899 THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE

ROCKY MOUNT. NORTH CAROLINA

1945

Member Federal Reserve System - Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1945

CENTER THEATRE

and

CAROLINA THEATRE

ROCKY MOUNT AMUSEMENT CENTERS

Page Seventy

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ALM AND'SROCKY MOUNT'S EXCLUSIVE

CUT RATE DRUG STORE

Soda Fountain Luncheonette

W. R. SUMRELL

211 S. Main Street

SHOE SERVICE

BICYCLE SHOP

EAT AT

GRADIS "A" CAFE

BUSY BEE CAFE234 Falls Road Tobacco Town

PLATE LUNCHES 50c

G. L. PatseavoLiras, Prop.

ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.

FOR MISSES and

JUNIOR DRESSES

Visit

VOGUE DRESS SHOP

IT ALWAYS PAYS TO SHOP AT

BELK- TYLER'S

"EASTERN CAROLINA'S SHOPPING CENTER"

Belk-Tyler Stores Serve All Eastern Carolina with

DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE at REASONABLE PRICES

STORES LOCATED AT

ROCKY MOUNT — ELIZABETH CITY — KINSTON

GREENVILLE — WILLIAMSTON — TARBORO

GOLDSBORO — WASHINGTON — WILSON

AHCSKIE — FARMVILLE

Page Seventy-One

H. H. WEEKS SEED STOREROCKY MOUNT, N. C.

'Most Complete Slock of Seeds and Garden Needs in Town'

ROLLER CHAMPION FLOUR

"The Flour The Best Cooks Use"

Distributed by

Georg-e S. Edwards & Co.

Rocky Mount, N. C.

JAMES M. FOX

Jeweler

126 S. Main Street

Rocky Mount, N. C.

A Complete Home Furnishing

Institution in the Heart of the CityWilkinson, Bulluek & Co.

Established 1895

Rocky Mount Furniture Co.INSURANCE OF ALL KIT

RENTALS

MORTGAGE LOANSCompliments of

REAL ESTATE

WOODLEY'S MARKET126 N. Main Street

TARBORO STREET Rocky Mount, N. C.

Rocky Mount, N. C.

ROCKY MOUNT LOAN OFFICEDIAMONDS — WATCHES — JEWELRY

LEATHER GOODS — LUGGAGIJ

Page Seventy-Tivo

E hope this annua/ ivill

he as much pleasure to you

as it has been to us . . .

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BARRINGER STUDIOONE TWENTY-NINE WESTERN AVENUE

ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA

OwnaA anA operataA by Dot anA Bugs Barringer

Page Seventy-Three

PROCTOR'SVICTOR

and

HLUEHIRl) RPX'ORDS

151 South Main Street

CITY ICE COMPANY

SAVEF(!()l)

F'LAVOR

MONEY

PHONE 56

WITH I(E

DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS

"A GOOD DRUG STORE"

H. L. Hicks Drug- CompanyAlwaj s Glad To Serve You

CANDIES SODAS

CENTER SODA SHOP

DRINKS SANDWICHES

and SMOKES SOMETIMES

PHONE 346

CADDELL MOTOR COMPANYSTUDEBAKER SALES and SERVICE

129 S. CHURCH STREET ROCKY MOUNT. N. C.

STANDARD INSURANCE & REALTY CO.

INSURANCE — RENTALS — REAL ESTATE

125 Tarboro Street Phone 207

Page Seventy-Four

Thriftness is Responsible For

Most Early Success

An Insured Savings Account In This

Association Will Help You To

An Early Success

BUILDERS FEDERAL

Savings and Loan Association of Rocky Mount

City Industrial Bank Building

ROCKY MOUNT FLORAL COMPANYArt In Flowers

A. R. WEATHERSArsniversaries Are Mighty Fine

Specially When They're Yours and Mine

Always Remember A. R. . Jr. and A. R., Sr.

Will Take Care of You When Hitler is Defeated

LAUNDRY WASHINCx IS PURE BECAUSE

IT PASTEURIZES

BISHOP LAUNDRYWe Do ZORIC Dry Cleaning

PHONES 72 — 73

Page Sevent}/-Five

Carbisco Flour & Feed Mills

GOLD BRAND FLOUR

GOLD STRAP FEEDS

CAROLINA BUILDING

SUPPLY COMPANY

CABINET WORK

PAINT BUILDIN(; MATERIAL

LUMBER — COAL

ROCKY MOUNT MILLS

Established 1818

Rocky Mount. N. C.

HIGH GRADE COTTON YARN

RIVERSIDE TOBACCO TWINE

Compliments of

STANDARD ELECTRIC CO.

FISHER RADIO SERVICE

GLENN'S DOUGHNUT SHOP

Congratulations From

J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc.

of

206 S. Main St. Rocky Mount, N. C.

Page Seventy-Six

Gardner's Dairy Products

Gardner's Velvet Ice Cream

"Delicious and Nutricious"

Rockv Mount Goldsboro

Greathouse & Butler

TAX SERVICE SYSTEMS

AUDITS

Certified Public Accountants

BEST WISHES FROM YOUR

FRIENDS AT

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HOT DOGS SOFT DRINKS

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MEETING PLACE

K E L LY ' SYOU'LL FIND YOUR FRIENDS AT KELLY'S

WALTER MEARS, Proprietor

ICE CREAM CANDY

CAROLINA SCHOOL OF COMMERCE

"The School That Gets Results"

ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.

A BiiKincss College Spccializiitg in Business

Training — Expert Instruction — Indivi-

dual Attention — Free Employment De-

partment.

L. D. THOMAS, President

Compliments of

Wood's Service Station

701 S. Church St. Phone 285

Page Seventii-Scven

ConKi'atulatidns From

NEW YORK CAFE

"TRY OUR TASTY MEALS'

SIZZLING STEAKS

and

DELICIOUS MEALS OF ALL KINDS

TARBORO STREET ROCKY MOUNT

SIMMONS & HARRIS, Inc.

RENTALS — INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE

All Forms of Insurance Written

109 Tarboro Street Rocky Mount, N. C.

COMPLIMENTS OF

THORPE & RICKS, Inc.

Page Seventy-Eight

CHINA AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANYROCKY MOUNT, N. C, U. S. A.

DEALERS, PACKERS & EXPORTERS of

LEAF TOBACCO

All Codes Used

UR congratulations and best wishes

to tne graduates of today . . . our

Country, and the W^or/d looks to you . . .

for a Better Tomorrow.

ROSENBLOOM-LEVY CO.ROCKY MOUNT'S OWN STORE

LEARN TO FLY WITH

MUNICIPAL AIRPORT ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. PHONE 420

FLIGHT INSTRUCTIONS — CHARTER FLIGHTS

AIRPLANE SALES and SERVICE

Page Sei'etity-Nhie

NASH BRICK COMPANY

Manufacturers of

COMMON AND FACE

BRICK

TELEPHONE 92

ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.

BOTTLED LOCALLY BY

Coca-Cola Bottling Co.

OF ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.

FRANK P. MEADOWS

and

COMPANY

"45"

Compliments of

G. R. GARRETT CO., Inc.

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