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Digitized

by

the

Internet

Archive

in

2013

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"Dedication

A

superintendent

who

gave his whole hearted devotionand un-tiringefforts to thewelfare of our school; a teacher ofsympathetic

understanding and wise guidance; a true friend of boys and girls.

His

name

willalways live in our

memory:

"God

gave us

mem-ory that

we

might have roses in December. "

(7)

High

School

faculty

East Carolina College

Wake

Forest

English and

French

MR.

THURMAN

K.

HOLMES,

A. B.

, M.A.

Social Science and English

Native-Seven Springs, North Carolina Graduate -Seven Springs High School

Atlantic Christian College

Math

and Physical Education

MR.

RAYMOND

GILBERT,

B.S. Native-Bolivia, North Carolina

Graduate-Bolivia High School N. C. State College Industrial Arts and Physics

MISS

LOIS

JOHNSON,

A.B. Native-Clayton, North Carolina Graduate-Cleveland High School

Meredith

Home

Economics

and Science

MR.

WINIFRED SORRELL,

B.S.

Native-Swansboro, North Carolina Graduate-Clayton High School,

(8)

Grade

faculty

MRS.

W. F.

YELVERTON

Native-Peachland, North Carolina

Graduate-Peachland High School

Queens College

Eighth

Grade

MISS

CAROL

BIZELLE,

A. B. Native-Seven Springs, NorthCarolina

Graduate-Moss

Hill High School,

Meredith Sixth Grade

MISS

RUTH

PEELE,

B.S. Native-Goldsboro, North Carolina

Graduate-Goldsboro High School

Wake

Forest

Seventh Grade

MISS

NEVA

HARPER,

B.S.

Native-Rocky Mount, North Carolina

Graduate-George Peabody College for Teachers

Fifth Grade

MRS.

JOHN

B.

MAYO,

A. B. Native-Burgaw, North Carolina Graduate-Atkinson High School,

East Carolina College

Fourth Grade

MISS

VIRGINIA

WHITEHURST,

A. B. Native-Bethel, North Carolina

Graduate-Bethel High School, East Carolina College

(9)

MISS

PAULINE

SHORT,

A. B. Native-Fremont, North Carolina

Graduate-Fremont

High School,

Woman's

College

Second

Grade

Grade

faculty

MRS.

L. O.

HAYES

Native-Lancaster Co. , SouthCarolina

Graduate-Winthrop College

Secretary and Bookeeper

MISS

DORIS

GURLEY,

A. B. Native-Fremont, North Carolina

Graduate-Fremont

High School,

(10)

DARRON

FLOWERS

GINGER

WHITLEY

Annual

Staff

(11)

Annual

Staff

JOHN RUSSELL

WIGGS

IDA

JEAN SCOTT

"Where

are the pictures? ",

moans somebody,

and the staff gets panicky until

somebody

finds

them

just

where

the editor left them.

Frankly

we

hardly

know

what to say.

For

the past months the staff

has worked and played and found time to stick together the thousand odds and ends which goto

make

up an annual. It's been funny at times--and

at times rather exasperating. Pictures didn't turn out and ideas wouldn't click.

We

hope that you can look back over the annual and recall a year which has affected all of us, and that the faces and places you see, and the pictures of the things you did won't be forgotten.

There's not

much

else to say. We've done our best.

We

like it, so

if you like it, then we're satisfied.

(12)

Sec retary

(13)

Seniors

L. J.

BENTON,

JR.

''To

work

or not to work, that is the question.

NATHAN

DAVIS

''A friendly boy in

every-way, who makes themost of

everyday. '

'

DARRON FLOWERS

"His only objections to

ed-ucation are teachers and

(14)

Seniors

FRANKLIN

HILL

''Never put off until tomor-rowwhat you can put off

un-til day after

tomorrow.

"

ELLA

BEE

HOLLAND

"Trueto herword, her work

and herfriends. "

TAYLOR HOOKS

''All I

know

is that I

know

nothing. "

DONALD

MARLOWE

''Never idle, never still, always talking, always will. '

BARBARA McDONALD

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Senior

Statistics

L. J.

BENTON,

JR.

Class President 1, 3; Beta Club 4; Band 4;

Newspaper

Staff 4; Senior Play 4;

Annual

Staff 4;

4-H

Club 1; Glee Club

1,2.

LELA

BELLE

BLOW

Senior Play 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4;

4-H

Club 1,2; Glee

Club 1,2,4.

THOMAS

BOGUE

Student Council 4; Beta Club 4; Annual Staff 4.

NATHAN

DAVIS

4-H

Club 2,3,4.

DARRON FLOWERS

4-H

Club 1,2; Basketball 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Annual

Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Beta Club 4; Class President 2.

FRANKLIN

HILL

Basketball 3,4; Senior Play 4; Baseball 1,2,3.

ELLA

BEE

HOLLAND

F. H. A. 1,2; Senior Play 4; BetaClub 4; Class President 4.

TAYLOR

HOOKS

4-H

Club 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 4.

DONALD

MARLOWE

4-H

Club 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Senior Play 4.

BARBARA McDONALD

Basketball 1; Glee Club 1,2,4; Senior Play 1,4.

GERALDINE

MINCHEW

4-H

Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,4; Senior Play 4.

DONALD MOORING

Bus Driver 4; Baseball 1,2; Glee Club 1.

IDA

JEAN

SCOTT

Music 1; Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4;

Senior Play 4.

RALPH

SYKES

StudentCouncil 4; Beta Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play

4.

MARY

OLIVE

WEST

Basketball 1,2,4; Music 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,4;

4-H

Club 1,2; Senior Play 4

(17)

Cast

Will

<And

Zcstament

o

Frances

Peele,

Mary

Olive

West

leaves her ability to

i

) catch a "Billy".

Watch

the mail for

me

Frances.

Lela Belle

Blow

leaves her

Book

knowledge to Jane Culter Best.

Geraldine

Minchew

leaves her ability to sing to Audelia

Ay-cock.

Barbara

McDonald

leaves her slow and quiet

ways

to Liba

Lewis

.

Darron Flowers leaves his shortness and daintyfeet to Ginger Whitley.

Bobbie, Nottie, and Scottie, leaves all their interests of

Goldsboro

to, Dizzy, Daffy,

Dopey

and Screwball.

Shirley Boswell

we

hope will heed Franklin Hills advice and always take a lot of books

home

duringher senior year and study. Donald

Mooring

leaves his ability to get along with people

to Bill

Oscar

Hooks.

Charles Mooring need notworry about his hair being straight, take Nathan Davis advice and get a Toni.

Taylor Hooks wishes all the boys in the Eleventh Grade better success in catching a girl thanhe has had.

Ralph Sykes wishes to bestowe upon Jack Ginn his ability to

get along with

Mr. Holmes.

To

Ebbie Turlington, Ida Jean Scott leaves her

charm

and

neatness in hopes she will

welcome

it.

Donald

Marlow

leaves his worn mouth and quiet ways to Geral-dine Jones and Cleo Langston.

To

help them along Ella Bee Holland leaves afew A's to Milton

West andNancy Lee Bass.

Mary

Olive

West

and Lela Belle

Blow

leaves their ability to

play basketball to

Varney

Wright.

To Dewey

Bass and Carol

Ann

Edmundson, L. J. Benton, Jr. leaves afew extra pounds.

Ida Jean Scott has graduated, but she is still behind on

some

of her lessons so she leavesHelen Winders tofinish them for her. Since Lela Belle Blowhad so

much

interest in the Air Forces

(18)

Senior

Superlatives

Prettiest Girl

Mary

Olive

West

Most

Handsome Boy

DonaldMooring

Most

Dependable L. J. Benton, Jr.

Cutest Girl Ella Bee Holland

Best Dressed Girl Ida JeanScott

Best Dressed

Boy

Taylor Hooks

Biggest Flirt (Girl) Geraldine

Minchew

Biggest Flirt (Boy) Donald

Marlowe

Class

Baby

(Girl)

Mary

Olive

West

Class Baby (Boy) Nathan Davis

Class Pest Geraldine

Minchew

Teacher's Pet Ralph Sykes

Most

Studious Ella Bee Holland

Most

Likely

To

Succeed (Girl) Barbara

McDonald

Most

Likely

To

Succeed (Boy)

Darron

Flowers

Loudest Girl Barbara

McDonald

Loudest

Boy

Donald

Marlowe

Wittiest Girl Barbara

McDonald

Wittiest

Boy

Donald

Marlowe

Most

Musical L. J. Benton, Jr.

Most

Popular Girl Barbara

McDonald

Most

Popular

Boy

Darron

Flowers

Most

Argumentative Donald

Marlowe

Most

Athletic Girl Lela Belle

Blow

Most

Conceited Girl Ida Jean Scott

Most

Conceited

Boy

Ralph Sykes

Most

Dramatic Donald

Marlowe

(19)

junior

Class

(20)
(21)

Sophomore

Class

ANNE

BALLANCE

JOHN

HENRY BALLANCE

JONATHAN

BALLANCE

EVE

MAE

BASS

JEAN

BASS

BOBBY

BENTON

NETTIE BRAY

BOSWELL

MARJORIE

BRADBERRY

PEGGY

DAVIS

EARL

FOREHAN

DAVID

HOLTON

JERRY

LANE

CHARLES

LUCAS

HOWARD

MOORE

ELMER

MOORING

MARY

JEAN

OUTLAND

(22)

Ireskman

Class

ANN

ALCROFT

ELLEN

AYCOCK

OLAND

RAY BARNES

LINDA

PEARL BOGUE

ALVIS

R.

BRADSHAW

BERNICE

BRADSHAW

CARLO

CASEY

DOROTHY CROCKER

HENRY

CUDDINGTON

SHIRLEY

DAVIS

WILLIAM

R.

DAVIS

OLIVIA

EDMUNDSON

RUDY EDMUNDSON

BOBBY

FLOARS

JACKIE

FLOARS

LOU

ELLEN

FLOWERS

JACK

FLOWERS

SYLVIA

FLOWERS

BETSY

HOOKS

LINDA

HOOKS

MELDA

LUCAS

GEORGE

MAYO

LEONDAS

NEWSOME

DELOISE

OVERBY

JULIA

B.

PEACOCK

SHERWOOD PEACOCK

CLAIRE

PIKE

SHELBY JEAN POPE

BOBBY

PROCTOR

JOHN

R.

WIGGS.

Not Pictured:

(23)

Seventh

find

Eighth

Grade

First Row: Bobbie

Ann

Crocker, Nelda Faye Boswell, Barbara Tucker, Marie Lane, Shirley Faulk, Josey Coles,

Clara

Lou

Peacock, Patricia Wiggs, Susan Ballance,

Mary

Lucy Peacock, Cecile Floors. Second Row: Sylvia Vernelson, SerenaFutrell, Pearl Thompson, Brantley Aycock, Robert Sorrell, Ollie

Ray

Barnes, Harold

Moor-ing, Ruth Peele, Teacher. Third

Row:

Arthur Ivey,

Dan

Mooring,

Thomas

Smith, KermittGinn, C. H. Gray,

Lemuel

Ginn,

James Bradshaw,

Bobbie Suggs, Ronald Mooring.

Not Pictured: Curtis Lane, Donald

Edmundson,

Johnny Tew.

Front Row: Harold Davis, Harold Marlowe, Carl Benton, Gwili

Newsome,

Jacquelyn Yelverton,

Peggy

Mozingo, Linda Turlington. Second

Row:

Virginia Faulk,

Vera

Wright, Doris

Edmundson,

Dollie Lucas, Bobbie Jean Bass, Bonnie Peacock, Linda

Mae

Boswell,

Anne

Yelverton, Teacher. Third Row: William Moore,

Leon

(24)

3iftk

And

Sixth

Grades

Front Row: Jean

Newsome,

Hilton Winders, Rose Crocker, Sandra Hooks, Jo

Ann Thompson,

Tommy

Peacock, Richard Mooring,

Jimmy

Bruton,

Nancy

Bartlett, Anita Turlington, Joyce Bass. Second Row; Carolyn Fore

hand, Paul Langston, Joe Barnes, Helen Benton, Clark Hooks, Charles Gray,

James

Thomas

Smith, Rachel

Toler, Bonnie Davis,

Kay

Yelverton, Roxie Hyatt, Phyllis Yelverton. Third Row: Miss

Neva

Harper, Teacher; Arnold Hales, Barbara Faulk, Bernice Hyatt, L. G. Sasser, Glenn Smith,

Roy

Vaughn, Cortez Fulghum,

Tom

Moore,

Carolyn Jackson. Not Pictured: Lloyd Carter.

Front Row: Margaret

Ann

Reeves, Donnie Davis, Rochelle Boswell, Nanelle

Edmundson,

Peggy Marlowe, Caro-lyn Whitworth, Nina

Mae

Price,

Margie

Barnes, Elizabeth Lucas, Helen Lewis, Judy Smith, Carol Bizzelle, Teacher. Second Row: William Casey, Vernon Sorrell, Dickie Whitworth, J.

W.

Hooks,

Jimmy

Ballance, Alfred

Bass, Theodore Price, Lee Bulluck,

James

Robert Hill. Third Row:

Harvey

Sullivan, Henry Brodgen,

Thomas

Proctor, Walton

Blackman,

Charles Medlin, Delores Vernelson, Geraldine Lancaster. Not Pictured: Steve

(25)

Zkird

And

fourth

Grades

Front Row:

Jimmy

Lucus, Bonnie Ballance, Shirley Parrish, Linda Boswell,

Jimmy

Whitworth, Loydene"Bass,

Amma

Mayo, Linda Toler, Timothy Smith, Woodley Ivey, Sally

Thompson,

Janet Hill, Joan

Moore.

Second Row:

Carlton Davis,

Marion

Warrick, John

Newsome,

Peggy

Bartlett,

Lou

Ann

Ginn, Rachel Pope, Lassiter Holland,

Eugene Walker,

Mary Ham,

Geraldine Davis, CarolynHooks. Third Row: Joyce Overby, Charlotte Gray, Louise

Sykes, Sara Jo Brownlow, Bill Aycock, Carlton Blow, Franklin Medlin, Jesse Blackman, Garaldine Tew, Bert Hayes,

Charlotte Aycock, Carolyn Rose, Virginia Whitehurst, Teacher. Not Pictured: Jarvis Chase, Milton Kennedy.

Front Row: Bonnie Bass, Margaret Carter, Jurney Davis, Franklin Overby, Betty Vaughn,

Edward

Lane, Claire

Aycock, Jojo

Newsome,

Dell

Dee

Yelverton, Brian Davis, Charlie Sullivan. Second Row: Jack Peacock,

W.

T. Smith, Donald Pollock, Betty

Bowman

Hooks,

Jimmy

Aycock, Carolyn Holton, Gerald Pate,

Thomas

West,

Kenan

Rand, John Manly Peacock,

Mary

Ellen Ellis, Anne Smith. Third Row: Charles Jones, Billy Green, Billy

(26)

3irst

And

Second

Grade

First Row:

Norman

Ivey, Michael Yelverton, Braxton Futrell, Robert Hooks, Shirley Carter, Frances Sullivan, Betsy Turlington, Carol Warrick,

Nan

Aycock. Second Row: Louise Moore, Janie Boswell, Virginia Lane, Billy Frank Peacock,

James

Blow, Charles Bruton,

James

Bradberry, Robert Bass, Gerald Davis. Third Row: Miss

Doris Gurley, Teacher; Judy Chase, Billy Hooks,

James Ray

Parker, Billy

Ray

Walker, SpeightAycock, Nellie Sue Whitworth, Eugene Fields. Not Pictured:

Wanda

Fisher,

Wilma

Fisher, Margaret Moore.

First Row:

Lou

Lane, Brenda Mooring, Billy Pate, Sue Aycock,

Nancy

Tucker, Betty Barnes, Montier Suggs,

(27)

Student

Council

President Darron Flowers

Vice-President

Ross

Lane

Secretary and Treasurer.

Mary

Lucy

Peacock

Reporter John Russell Wiggs

Front Row: Carol

Ann

Edmundson, Ross Lane, Darron Flowers,

Mary

Lucy

Peacock, John Russell Wiggs.

Back

Row:

Thomas

Bogue, Ralph Sykes, AudeliaAycock, Earl Forhan, Harold Davis.

fata

Club

President Vice-President. Cor. Secretary. Rec. Secretary. Treasurer •L. J. Benton Jr. Liba Lewis Joyce Hill .. Frances Peele

Ella Bee Holland

Front Row: Carol

Ann Edmundson,

Miss Juanita O'Brien, Sponsor; Ginger Whitley, Jane Cutlar Best, Shirley Boswell, Joyce Hill, Liba Lewis. Back Row: Ella Bee Holland, Ebbie Turlington,

Thomas

Bogue, Audelia

(28)

vt Row: Eugene Suggs, Jackie Yelverton, Gwili

Newsome,

Charles Grey, Harold Davis,

Tommy

Peacock, Hooks,

Jimmy

Bruton,

Sherwood

Peacock,

Ross

Lane, Ginger Whitley, Russell Davis, Jane Best, Ebbie ington, George Mayo. Back Row: Jerry Lane, Steve Aycock, Charles Mooring, Elwood Sasser, Anita

Tur-:on,

Nancy

Bartlett, Phyllis Yelverton, Joe Barnes, Walton Blackman, Arnold Hales, Linda Turlington,

(29)

Girls'

basketball

Zcam

A

Am

Front Row: Ebbie Turlington, Betsy Hooks, SylviaFlowers, Olivia

Edmundson,

Mary

Olive West, Bates

Pea-cock. Second Row: Coach, T. K. Holmes, Ellen Aycock,

Lou

Ellen Flowers,

JaneC.

Best, Lela Belle Blow, Audelia Aycock, Carol

Ann Edmundson,

Susan Turlington, Claire Pike.

Front Row: Franklin Hill, John Ballance, Charles Mooring, George Mayo. Second Row:

Coach

T. K. Holmes, Jerry Lane, Milton West, Jack Flowers,

Darren

Flowers, Charles Lucas, Bill Hooks, Bobby Benton, Taylor

Hooks

(30)

Front

Row:

Jackie Yelverton, Gwilla

Newsome,

Peggy

Mozingo, Linda Turlington, Geraldine Minchew,

Ann

Alcroft, EllenAycock, Shirley Davis, Linda Pearl Bogue, Linda

Mae

Boswell. Second Row: Miss Ivor Aycock,

Director;

Vera

Wright, Bates Peacock, Betsy Hooks, Olivia

Edmundson,

Deloise Overby, Bobby Jean Bass, Annette Toler, Bonnie Peacock, Bloise Vaughn, Ruby

Ray

Stancil. Third Row: Shelby Jean Lane,

Melda

Lucas, Sylvia Flowers,

Lou

Ellen Flowers, Dorothy Crocker, Linda Hooks, Elnore Mooring, Ebbie Turlington, Ginger Whitley, Jane Best, Claire Pike. Fourth Row: Audelia Aycock, Lela Belle Blow,

Mary

Olive West, Barbara McDonald, Carol Ann Edmundson, IdaJean Scott,

James

Overby,

Henry

Cuddington, Jack Flowers, Jackie Floars. Fifth Row: Dollie Lucas, Billy Bass, Leon Peele, William Moore, Harold Davis, Carl Benton, Harold Marlowe,

Charles Mooring, Russel Davis, Bobby Procter, BobbyFloars.

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Compliments

of

FREMONT

MOTOR

SALES

INC.

FORD

SALES

AND

SERVICE

NEW

and

USED

CARS

FORD

PARTS

and

ACCESSORIES

Repairs

on

All

Makes

of

Cars

Compliments

of

FREMONT

OIL

MILL

COMPANY

Fremont,

N.

C.

Fomco

Wayne

Fertilizers

Fifty

Years

of

Service

Compliments

of

DEES

AND

WHITLEY

Fremont

North

Carolina

Compliments

of

FREMONT

PHARMACY

THE

v.

*j®J*i"

ST0RE

Compliments

of

PEACOCK

BUILDERS

SUPPLY

Your

Rexall

Druggist

Fremont

North

Carolina

Compliments

of

OSCAR

E.

TURLINGTON

General

Merchandise

Phone

2

58-1

Compliments

of

STAR

THEATRE

"Where

good

entertainment

cost

so

little.

'

'

(35)

Compliments

of

BRANCH BANK

fir

TRUST

COMPANY

"The

Safe

Executor"

Fremont,

N. C.

-

Dial

2311

Pikeville,

N. C.

-

Dial 3721

Member

Fed.

Deposit

Ins.

Corp.

Compliments

of

HEILIG

MEYERS

COMPANY

Goldsboro

North Carolina

See

MILTON

BEST

INS.

AGENCY

For

ALL

KINDS

OF

INSURANCE

Phone

2

34-1

Fremont

North

Carolina

Congratulations,

Seniors

NEIL

JOSEPH'S

SHOP

Goldsboro

North

Carolina

Compliments

of

TAFF

-

COOKE

INC.

Goldsboro

North Carolina

Compliments

of

SINCLAIR

SERVICE STATION

Paul

Brown

Prop.

"We

appreciate

your patrongae.

"

Compliments

of \,

ANNUAL

STAFF

Fremont

High

School

N.

L.

OUTLAND

Philco

Radios

and Appliances

1V1CCLI* L -LKJV- K~JOI11t

(36)

Compliments

of

HOOKS

BROTHERS

Phone

336-1

General

Merchandise,

Hardware

Frigidaire Appliances,

Fertilizer

Seeds-Pasture,

Cotton,

and

all

Kinds

Necessary

for

the

Farm

Fremont

North

Carolina

AYCOCK-SELBY

COMPANY,

INC

Telephone

295-1

Agents

for

Appliances

Mayo

Curers

Fertilizers

Paints

Cotton

Buyers

John

W. Blackman,

Jr.

Pres.

N.

L.

Newsome,

Vice-Pres.

Joe

L.

Newsome,

Sec.

&

Trea.

Fremont

North

Carolina

TAYLOR'S

Flowers

and

Gifts

Flowers

For Every

Occasion

Dial

2736

Fremont

North Carolina

PAUL

C.

BLALOCK,

INC.

Sales

&

Service

Parts

& Accessories

Dial 266-1

;

Fremont

North

Carolina

PATE'S

BUS

STATION

GRILL

Cars

Washed

&

Greased

(cSSOj

MUt

Fremont

North

Carolina

BALL

STUDIO

Portraits

-Weddings

-Children

135

l/2

South

Center

Street

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