Kenly High School Yearbook, "Galleon", 1956

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^ênly High School has presented many happy memories,
long to be
cherished.
^âch
familiar spot
on the school ground
-
the ballgames,
the club
meetings, the plays.
îce
classmates so devoted
to
each other, the classrooms where we
labored.
£
oyal to all that this represents
es, in gratitude
we
-
a life
we so enjoyed
this past year,
offer this '56 Galleon to be treasured by all.
JOHNSTON COUNTY HERITAGE
CENTER
SMITHFIELD, N.C.
Annual Staff
Kenl y Hi g h School
Kenly, North Carolina
MR.
J.B.
LONG
University of North Carolina
Erskine College
Math- -Driver Education
MRS. SUSIE C.
V AND A VEER
East Carolina College
English— Social Studies
University of North Carolina
Flora
Macdonald College
English- -French
MR. DEWEY
ADAMS
State College
Agriculture
Assistant Editor
LENORA MOZINGO
Editor
CHARLES LITTLE
Advisor
MRS. SUSIE C. VANDAVEER
Seated:
Bernice Edwards
Doris Holland
Ann Pope
Ann Evans
Wanda Peacock
Lenora Mozingo
Jo
Betty
Standing:
Claude Gillikin
Freddy Radford
Mrs. Vandaveer
C.L. Pittman
Robert Lane
Seated:
Nancy Measamer
Charles Little
Gwen Cockrell
Dora Ellen Holland
Sally Davis
Standing:
Lin wood Boykin
Felton Watson,
Billy
Newsome
Sarah Jones
Janice Hales
Marie Scott
Linda Grice
Jr.
SetU&i
Ofifteens
TRUETTE WALL, Secretary LENORA MOZINGO, Treasurer
DORA ELLEN HOLLAND, Reporter SARAH JEAN JONES.
Rep.
Student
Council
BOYETTE,
NANCY
Vice President MARIE SCOTT, President
ANTHONY EVANS
RHONDA CARMICHAEL
MILDRED CAMILLE ALFORD
"Learn from the mistakes of others
— you can't
live long
make them
all.
FHA
Glee Club 1,2,4;
4; Waitress at
enough
to
3,4; Play
Banquet
2;
Usher-
ette 4; Cheerleader 1,2.
HERBERT DAVID ASKEW,
JR.
"
"Ambition has no limit.
Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball
2, 3, 4; Junior Play;
4-H Club
1,
Senior Play;
FFA 3,4; Bus Driver
1;
3,4.
BOBBY FRANKS BASS
"Do unto
others as
them do unto you
you would have
"
.
Senior Play.
NANCY
ALICE BOYETTE
"Small in stature, deep in mind,
a jollier pal
you never could
find.
Beta Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3;
Class Officer 3,4; Junior Play;
Senior Play;
3;
4-H Club
2;
FHA
Glee Club 1,2,4; Award
Superlative; Popularity
3;
Queen
1,
4.
CHARLES LINWOOD BOYKIN
woman hater; but the Bible
"I'm a
says,
'Love your enemies. "'
Annual
Staff; Baseball 2, 3,4;
4-H Club
1;
Senior Play; Superla-
tive; Popularity
King 4.
GWEN LEE COCKRELL
"A giggle and a smile make
worth-while.
Business
Manager of Annual;
Glee Club
Club 2.
"
2. 4;
Play 4;
4-H
life
DONALD RAY CRUMPLER
classes mean
him they mean
"To most students
success, but to
rest.
4-H Club
FFA
1, 2;
3, 4;
Senior
Play.
ELIZABETH ANN CUDDINGTON
"Sometimes
times
I
I sit
and think; some-
just sit.
Basketball 3; Glee Club 2, 4;
4-H Club
Is
Waitress at Banquet
2; Usherette 4; Senior Play.
WALTER KENNETH DAVIS
"I
can be pushed
4-H Club
Is
just so far.
FFA
3, 4;
"
Bus Driver
3,4.
BERNICE MARIE EDWARDS
"When joy and duty clash, let
duty go to smash.
Annual
Club
"
Staff; Basketball 2;
1, 4;
Usherette
3, 4;
Glee
Senior
Play.
BETTY ANN EVANS
"Pep
in her fingers
and pep in
her toes makes a friend wher-
ever she goes.
Annual
Staff; Basketball 4; Soft-
ball Is Glee Club 2, 4;
FHA
1, 2;
3, 4;
4-H Club
Waitress at Ban-
quet 2; Usherette
3; Library
Assistant 3; Senior Play.
CHARLES SHELTON EVANS
"Do unto others before they can
do unto you.
Senior Play;
FFA
3, 4;
Play.
4-H Club
1, 2;
Bus Driver 4; Senior
LINDA FAYE GRICE
"Always laughing, never sad,
sometimes naughty, but never
bad.
Annual
Staff;
Glee Club
2;
1,
Play 4; Popularity Queen 2.
NATHAN COOPER HALES
and be merry
tomorrow you may die. "
"Eat, drink,
Play 4;
4-H Club
for
FFA
1, 2;
4.
JANICE MARIE HALES
when I'm hungry, I drink
when I'm dry; if school doesn't
"
kill me, I'll live till I die.
"I eat
Glee Club 1,2,4; Junior Play;
Senior Play; Superlative; Cheerleader 4.
CORA PAULINE HALES
"When
athletics and studies clash,
let studies
go to smash.
Basketball
1, 2, 3, 4;
"
Softball 1,
2; Play 4; Waitress at
Banquet
2; Senior Play.
DORA ELLEN HOLLAND
"Honesty
is
Beta Club
the best policy.
3, 4;
Annual
"
Staff;
Student Council 4; Awards 2, 3;
Junior Play;
FHA
2, 3, 4;
FT A
2;
Library Assistant; Senior Play.
DORIS JANE HOLLAND
"Leave silence to the
am
but
Annual
4;
saints; I
human.
Staff; Basketball 1, 2, 3,
Glee Club
4; Superlative;
Waitress at Banquet 2; Usherette
4;
FFA Chapter Sweetheart
3;
Senior Play.
JOHNSTON COUNTY HERITAGE CENTER
SARAH JEAN JONES
"May
she stay the same, chang-
ing nothing but her
name.
"
Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff;
Student Council 3; Softball
4
Glee Club
2;
1,
Waitress at Banquet
1;
2.
MACK HORACE
KIRBY
when he
"His brain starts working
gets up in the
quits until
morning and never
he gets to school.
Basketball 2,
3, 4;
Baseball 2, 3,
4-H Club
1, 2;
Junior Play;
4;
Senior Play; Superlative.
MARGARET CAROLYN LANCASTER
"1 have room in my heart for
everyone.
FHA
Homeroom
1;
Officer 3;
Superlative; Library Assistant.
ROBERT WESLEY LANE
"The world's no better if we worry,
"
life's no longer if we hurry.
Annual
Staff; Play 4.
CAROL ANN LEWIS
"It is
better to wear out in mis-
chief than to rust out in being
solemn.
Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 1,2;
Glee Club 1,2,4; Class Officer
2; Junior Play; Superlative; Popularity
Queen
3.
CHARLES HARVEY LITTLE
'A worker, a scholar, a helper,
and a friend; He'll stick to you
always, even to the end.
"
Beta Club 3, 4; Editor of Annual;
Marshal
3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3;
Glee Club 1,2,4; Awards 1,2,
3, 4;
Junior Play; Superlative;
Senior Play;
4-H Club
1, 2, 3,
4;
NANCY LUGENIA MEASAMER
"It
doesn't pay to worry, things
will
happen anyway.
"
Marshal
Glee
3; Basketball 1;
FHA
Club 1,2,4;
1,2; Senior
Play; Superlative.
MOZINGO
BERNICE LENORA
"Never
never
idle,
always
still,
always will.
talking,
Beta Club 3, 4; Assistant Editor
of Annual; Student Council 3;
Marshal
3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4;
Glee Club
1,
2; Junior Play;
Senior Play; Waitress at Banquet
Miss Kenly 3; FFA Sweetheart
2;
4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4.
WILLIAM JORDAN NEWSOME
women
"If
interfere with work,
quit work.
Beta Club 4; Annual Staff; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4;
Class Officer 2; Junior Play;
Senior Play;
4-H Club
1,2;
Superlative; Popularity King 3.
WANDA LOUISE PEACOCK
"The gladness of her gladness and
the sadness of her sadness are
nothing to the badness of her
badness when she's bad.
Annual
"
Staff; Basketball 3; Soft-
ball
1; Class Officer 2; Glee
Club 1,2,4; Senior Play; Super-
lative; Waitress at
Banquet 2.
CLARENCE LEE PITTMAN
"If
your speech
is
not better than
silence, don't speak.
Annual
Staff;
Award
NEALIE JO
"A smile
for
for
3;
FFA
3.
ANN POPE
every girl and two
every boy.
"
Beta Club 3, 4; Annual Staff;
Glee Club 1,2,4; Superlative;
Senior Play.
NELDA MARIE SCOTT
"The best of
sports in
in other things she
is
every game,
the same.
"
Student Council 3; Basketball
1,
2,3,4; Softball 1,2; School Paper
Editor 4; Class Officer 4; Marshal
3;
Glee Club
Awards
1;
1, 2, 3,
4; Junior Play; Senior Play;
Club
4-H
Superlative; Bus
1, 2, 3, 4;
Driver 4; Library Assistant.
VIRGINIA ANNE SPIVEY
"
fort, I'm coming.
Glee Club 1,2,4; Junior Play;
Waitress at Banquet 2; Cheer-
"Hold the
leader 2,
3,
4.
GEORGE LUBY SUTTON
"What's the use of living
if
you
can't enjoy yourself?"
EDWARD TRUETTE WALL
man is the making of his
"Every
own
fortune.
Annual
3;
Staff;
Student Council
Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class Officer
2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Junior Play;
4-H Club
1;
FFA
3; Superlative.
RACHEL ANNE WATSON
"Her heart
is
Glee Club
big enough for two.
Senior Play;
1, 2, 4;
Superlative; Waitress at Banquet
2;
Cheerleader
1,
2, 3, 4.
JAMES FELTON WATSON,
"To worry
my
little,
JR.
to study less
idea of happiness.
is
"
Beta Club 3,4; Beta Officer 4;
Annual Staff; Class Officer 2;
Glee Club 1,2; Awards 3; Junior
Play; Senior Play; 4-H Club 1,
2;
School Paper 4.
CLINTON MELVIN WEAVER
"A willing heart, a helping hand.
Basketball
3, 4;
Baseball 2,
3, 4;
"
FFA
3, 4; Superlative;
Bus Driver
POEM
We
were
When we
a green
and scared crew
entered high school in '52.
We've had
lots of
work to
do.
But we've had our fun together, too.
We've slaved for many, many hours
To achieve this knowledge we call ours,
But now we have come to part our ways
To spend
Some
Some
FLOWER
Red and White Carnations
MOTTO
Finished, yet beginning.
COLORS
Red and White
the remainder of our days.
will continue to
will soon
have
Others, work of their
a
go to school;
home
own
to rule;
will choose,
While the armed service gives others the blues.
But no matter where or
how we
go,
These years will still in our memories glow,
And the work and fun and the hopes that failed
Will always in our hearts prevail.
We
also did outside work, such as picking
cotton, grading tobacco, and selling
Then someone
school pins.
we
Junior Play, so
Go Again" which was
We now
suggested a
"
presented
We
Here
a great success.
had ample funds to begin plan-
ning for a Junior- Senior Banquet which
May
was given
As
all the
times and the lives of all great
recorded as history, we,
feel that
1956,
we
men
8 in the
Cherry Hotel
are
our theme.
I
think that
can rightly
I
say that everyone enjoyed
the Seniors of
must leave some re-
we
At class night
chain to the Seniors which
school days which will soon be history.
We entered our freshman year at
oughly enjoyed because
Kenly High in 1952. We thought we
were awfully smart and very grown up,
we had
a lot to learn.
We
we were
feel that
immensely.
it
presented the rose
cord of our achievements during our
but
it
we thormade us
nearer to being able
to replace
them
ended our
third high school year.
Thus
as Seniors.
What a wonderful feeling
were
to
be re-
confused by various rules and regulations,
turning to school for our last year !
clanging bells, and changing classes which
being our
were
very new to
all
us.
We
had as our
Some
of
us had extra-curricular activities such as
basketball, baseball, Glee Club, and
Club.
and
4-H
Soon our freshman year had ended,
we were
We
faced with
summer
more
holidays.
re-entered school in the fall of
1953 as high and mighty sophomores.
This
entrance, nothing stood
in our
daveer was our
Our class presidents were
Charles Little and Betty Culbreth.
out
last
minds than the thoughts of
Mrs. Van-
of graduation and diplomas.
sponsors that year Mrs. Boyette and Mrs.
Yelverton.
at
Wilson with a "Southern Plantation" as
important events of past
We
Wall was
last sponsor
and Truette
our class president.
job that year was publishing
on.
it
"
It
was a
lot of
Our main
"The Galle-
work, but
We
was well worth while.
we
think
sold ads
and magazines to raise money that year.
We
sponsored two class plays, "Finders
Creepers" and "Here
Come
the Brides!"
Some
knew everything; we were upperclassmen
then. Our sponsors for that year were Mrs.
These were very joyful occasions.
Sullivan and Mrs. Yelverton, and our class
ketball, baseball, Glee Club, Beta Club,
were Charles Little and Wanda
Peacock. That was the year we started
raising funds that all classes must have to
meet numerous needs that might arise by
4-H Club, and
presidents
selling
candy and cookies.
ing of that year,
known
A
we were
members
of our class participated in bas-
Student Council.
important date in our history
when the
Another
was April 27
Junior Class invited us to the
With the end-
Cherry Hotel in Wilson to enjoy with them
our last school banquet. Their theme was
ready to be
"Candyland," and
it
proved to be a very
Our mas-
as Juniors.
enjoyable evening for everyone.
bright sunny fall day in 1954 found
cots honored us with a barbecue supper at
us returning as very hopeful Juniors.
Our
Batt Johnson's on
May
10.
This nearly ends
sponsor was Mrs. Vandaveer and our class
our last school year with the exception of
president was Charles Little. Our attention
was focused mainly on ordering class rings
our class night.
and on the Junior- Senior Banquet; but
we
had other thoughts which were not so very
pleasant.
we
started
There was money to raise, so
this campaign by investing in
the Junior Store which was very rewarding.
We
"April in Paris" and
memories
last
May
that
we
chose as our setting,
it
provided us with
will never forget.
28 arrived and
At
we were ready
to
say good-by, not with regret, but wishing
to express our gratitude to everyone for offering us the four fullest years of our lives.
You may be
sure that
we
will carry
well-earned diplomas in our hands and
innumerable memories in our hearts.
Historian, Sarah Jones Sasser
Best Looking
CAROL
A.
LEWIS
-
LINWOOD BOYKIN
Best All Around
NANCY
A.
BOYETTE
-
TRUETTE WALL
As
I
sat
by the
fire
one evening,
my
asleep and dreamed of
Then
fell
I
classmates ten
years from now.
I
found
I
drifted to
Gwen working
principal's office,
Kenly School and
as secretary in the
and Donald was the
agriculture teacher.
I
Margaret, the secretary.
Margaret told
Ann and her husband
that Betty
me
lived on the
went
I
York.
She
when we
In
when
of
Baby Snooks on a
When
I.
should
fell in love
TV
I
with
While
show.
me.
I
I
came
street corner a bus
looked up to see
He
wheel.
at the
joined the
L.
F. B.
who
she graduated she took the place
to a stop beside
C.
to
Washington
visited there as seniors,
so
Melvin
York,
Ann!
find but Carol
the city
New
reached
was standing on a
Then I drifted uptown and found Felton
managing the Kenly Youth Center, and
dream,
New
found Marie working for the
When
First,
my
in
Washington and
told
Navy and
me that
liked
he decided to make a career
it
of
so well
it.
biggest farm in Johnston County, and that
Bobby and Luby had put in a used car
lot at
was interested to find that
Shelton and Walter were working at their
Hickory Cross.
I
ambition- -they own a doughnut
life's
I
I
Air Force Base.
visited Doris at Parks
Boy, she liked the
She told
Air Force!
Ann was a wonderful
shop at Bagley.
for
I
on and found myself in
drifted
California where
Pan-American
me
that Virginia
Airline Hostess
Airlines.
found that Sarah Jean and Linda
When
returned to Kenly,
were partners in their own dress shop in
Wilson; Nancy M. was their dress designer.
Lenora and Janyce were living quiet lives
Ann C. was busy
with their families.
at the switchboard in the
I
I
I
found that
TV and
turned on the
telephone office at Wilson.
saw Truette who now has his own program
went to Raleigh and found Pauline relaxing on her front porch. She was listening
to her favorite record show. It was easy to
guess why it was her favorite --Cooper was
business.
M. C. of his own program at station WKHS.
He was playing a song for the class of '56,
She was working
and ranks with the best M.C.'s
I
and especially for his wife,
their sponsor,
The song was GRADUATION
Mildred.
DAY.
Ellen
just
I
looked next door and saw Dora
coming
got
across the yard.
home from
Grocery Store.
told
me
at
at
was managing the basMack was
State and that
Carolina.
was making
While
me
in the
that Herbert
in
Kenly
I
ran across Jo Ann.
as secretary for the Miller
Tobacco Company in Wilson. She told me
that Linwood was a very successful businessman in Raleigh, and that he had Wanda and
Anne W. working as secretaries for him.
Nancy
B.
I
found that
citement, but
I
my
life
was
awoke and
time to think of myself.
thinking of
my
I
full of
didn't
at a
Woman's college
was too busy
classmates.
was
in Raleigh.
ex-
have
head nurse at Rex Hospital, and Charles was
Dean
Jr.
his career in the Air Force.
She had
her job at Vick's
After a few greetings she
that Billy
team
the manager
ketball
Lenora told
Bernice Edwards
MR. EDGERTON'S
Eleventh Grade
Vice President
JOHNNY NEWSOME
President
DOUG CRUMPLER
Secretary
JUDY POPE
Student Council Rep.
JACKIE KIRBY
Treasurer
JOHNNIE HOOKS
KENNETH AYCOCK
GERALDINE BARNES
RONALD BASS
JULIA ANN BELCHER
CAMILLE BOYETTE
OTIS BUNN
HUGH CAMPBELL
DOUGLAS CRUMPLER
JANET CRUMPLER
YVONNE CRUMPLER
NELDA ANN DAVIS
LOUISE DEANS
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BILLY GEORGE
DURHAM
PATRICIA EDGERTON
JIMMY EVANS
JOYCE FLOWERS
DURWOOD GARNER
CHRIS GRADY
CELION HOLLAND
JANICE HOOKS
JIMMY KEITH HOOKS
JOHNNIE JEAN HOOKS
ROY HOWELL
JACKIE KIRBY
MARJORIE MORRIS
JOHNNY NEWSOME
DOUGLAS PARNELL
L.A. PITTMAN
JUDITH POPE
FREDDY RADFORD
JAMES VICK
JACKY WATSON
SHELBY GENE
JEAN WELLS
WATSON
MRS. YELVERTON'S
TENTH GRADE
Vice President
Bobby Barnes
President
Claude Gillikin
Treasurer
Jewel Peacock
B.
H. Hinnant
Reporter
Nancy Brabham
Grey Baggett
Bobby Barnes
Margie Barnes
Mary
E.
Bass
Cecil Bissette
Nancy Brabham
Robert Davis
Claude Gillikin
Grace Hales
B.H. Hinnant
Mildred Hooks
Harold Jones
Jewel Peacock
Bobby Pittman
Patty Pope
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Jimmy
Sasser
Sherill
Wall
MRS. SULLIVAN'S
TENTH GRADE
Vice President
Faye Williams
President
Charles Pittman
Bud Corbett
Secretary and Treasurer
Faye Langley
Johnny
Mack
Bass
Bp
Linda Ann Bass
Lonnie Grey Bass
Tom
Bass
Bud Corbett
Billy
Gene
Ferrell
Pat Foster
Earl Jones
Rodger Kirby
Faye Langley
Harold Langley
Margaret Mozingo
Betty Lou Peele
Charles Pittman
Maurice Radford
John Sullivan
Edna Sutton
Durwood Williams
Faye Williams
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1,
Walter Davis, do leave my schoolbus to
Roy Howell, assuming he knows how to
drive
I,
it.
my
Margaret Lancaster, do leave
bashful-
ness to Jewel Peacock.
I,
Donald Ray Crumpler, leave Mrs. Sullivan
the satisfaction of knowing she won't have
to teach
I,
me
anyone who
I,
We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred
I,
county of Johnston, the state of North Carbeing of sound mind and realizing
last will
make
this our
to
I,
I,
I,
Anne Spivey, do leave
my
"gift
Maybe
you'll
1,
Shelton Evans, do leave all the teachers
do leave
my
helpful ways to
my
my
Janice Hales, do leave
responsibilities
cute and win-
to B. H. Hinnant.
to
I,
Kirby, do leave
I.
1,
I,
I,
Doug Crumpler.
my mind
1,
1,
I,
do leave
my
dignified
in
hopes that
Sarah
J.
Sasser,
it.
do leave my French
Jr.
book to anyone stupid enough to want it.
Felton Watson
,
am
just leaving.
Cockrell, do leave
my
"real cool
Nancy Measamer, do leave my brain
Make
Herbert Askew
Jr.
use of
,
to
Otis.
it,
do leave
my
aggra-
vating ways to Harold Boykin.
Truette Wall, do leave my popularity to
my
Betty
Ann Evans, do leave my two
front
Cooper Hales, do leave
Bernice Edwards, do leave
mature judg-
all
my
extra
Jimmy Pittman.
Nancy Alice
as "best all
1,
my
to Billy Ferrell.
Boyette, do leave
my
title
around" to Nelda Davis.
Linda Grice, do sign and seal this
last
ability to argue
1956.
Testator, Linda Grice
C.L. Pittman, do leave
Joanne Pope, do leave
giggles to
will and testament of the senior class of
Peele.
line to Janet Crumpler.
Wanda Peacock, do leave my
pencils to
ability to
my
quiet ways to
Jerry Little.
I,
good old south-
manner to Faye Williams,
ment
1,
my
and enjoy freedom of speech
Carol Lewis, do leave
to Betty L.
my
Grey Baggett.
ability to bluff
to Julia Belcher.
I,
do leave
Bass,
Otis Bunn.
1,
my
Lenora Mozingo, do leave
state
my genius with me.
my curly hair
teeth to Linda A. Bass.
Newsome, do leave my ability to
fame as a basketball player
Mack
height to
laugh" to Jackie Kirby.
attain lasting
I,
honesty
Brent Raynor.
Charles Little, do leave
Billy
Bobby
Gwen
ning ways to Joyce Flowers.
I,
my
Luby Sutton,
of the annual to Freddy Radford.
I,
Melvin Weaver, do leave
I,
Patty Pope.
I,
it.
1,
some laughs now, Mr. Long.
Scott,
enough to admit they need
she will use
Anne Watson, do leave my knack of
making friends to Camille Boyette.
Ann Cuddington, do leave my ability to
Marie
humble
is
to Johnny Jean Hooks.
I,
sighing in relief.
I,
and sincerity to anyone who
Doris Holland, take all
gab" to Marjorie Morris.
crack jokes to Mr. Long.
I,
to fit.
ern drawl to Thel Woodard.
Linwood Boykin, do leave my charming
ways with the girls to Johnny Newsome.
get
it
my
Mildred Alford, do leave
and testament.
Virginia
ball suit to
Dora Ellen Holland, do leave
I,
I,
I,
my
small enough for
I,
our impending departure from our beloved
school, do hereby declare and
is
Jacky Watson.
and Fifty-Six of Kenly High School in the
olina,
bookkeeping again.
Pauline Hales, do leave
my
small waist
MRS. BOYETTE'S
NINTH GRADE
President
Jimmy
Jones
Vice President
Durand Hinnant
Virginia Barnes
Lib Edgerton
Carol Ballance
Charles Barnes
Irene Barnes
Virginia Barnes
Nancy
Bissette
Harold Boykin
Sally Davis
Lib Edgerton
Cecil Evans
Eleanor Hales
J.R. Hales
Durand Hinnant
Jimmy
Jones
Kenneth Jones
Keith Killette
Faye Mitchell
William Peele
Jimmy Pittman
Peggy Spivey
Jesse Yelverton
TOO BUSY
MRS. JOLLFF'S
NINTH GRADE
President
Winstead Watson
Vice President
Jadie Taylor
Reporter
Sue Campbell
Dorothy Durham
Gerald Barnes
Percy Bass
Sue Campbell
Dorothy Durham
Fa ye Langston
Jerry Little
Charles Medlin
Gene Mitchell
Jimmy Mumford
Gene Nichols
Frank Peele
J.T. Phillips
Betty Rose
Robert Spivey
James Stone
Rose Sullivan
Jadie Taylor
Kenneth Tedder
Cecil Wall
Charlie Watson
Winstead Watson
George Whaley
Ethel Willoughby
Mr. W. Kirby, Mrs.
L. Jolliff - Advisors; J. Belcher,
President; F. Radford,
Vice President.
Secretary;
J.
Flowers, Treasurer; C. Grady,
Seated:
Judy Pope, Claude Gillikin, Nancy Boyette, Geraldine Barnes, Dora
Ellen Holland
Chris Grady, Sarah Jean Sasser, Charles Little, Mrs. Boyette, Marie
Standing:
Scott.
Treasurer
Jean
Vice President
Wells
Nancy
Measamer
Reporter
Joanne
President
Pope
Felton
Watson
Secretary
Camille
Boyette
Seated:
B.H. Hinnant, Johnnie Jean Hooks, Pattie Pope.
Joyce Flowers, Lenora Mozingo, Bud Corbett, Billy Newsome, Margaret
Mozingo, Charles
Pittman.
|
Julia Belcher,
Standing:
Sweetheart
LINWOOD BOYKIN
OFFICERS
Grey Baggett
Nelda Davis
Judy Pope
Mrs. Yelverton
Geraldine Barnes
Dora Holland
Marjorie Morris
Yvonne Crumpler
Joyce Flowers
OTHER MEMBERS
Betty Evans
Mary
E. Bass
Johnnie Hooks
Julia Belcher
Nancy Brabham
Jackie Kirby
Elizabeth Edgerton
Pat Edgerton
Ethel Willoughby
Peggy Spivey
Faye Williams
Virginia Barnes
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Our
girls,
by playing excellent basketball, tied
for
second place in the northern division.
Captain
Pauline Hales, Coach Wallace Kirby, Co-Captain Jacky Kirby, Julia Belcher, Sue Campbell, Yvonne
Crumpler, Pat Edgerton, Carol Ann Lewis, Doris Holland, Marjorie Morris, Margaret Mozingo, Lenora
Mozingo, Carol Ballance, Sally Davis, Marie
Scott, Betty
Ann
Evans,
Nancy Brabham, Dorothy Durham,
Joyce Flowers.
Here are some outstanding snapshots from our games.
1
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1
Kenly boys were runners-up in the Johnston County Tournament this year. Co-Captain Billy Newsome,
Coach Jarvis Edgerton, Co-Captain Mack Kirby, Herbert Askew, Jimmy Hooks, Hugh Campbell, Johnnie
Newsome, Freddy Radford, Doug Crumpler, Melvin Weaver, L. A. Pittman, Robert Davis, Maurice Radford,
Roger Kirby.
Not present due to
illness,
Truette Wall.
Here are some outstanding snapshots from our games.
Thanks to our cheerleaders
Virginia
for their
good work.
Ann Spivey, Ann Watson, Grey Baggett, Faye Langley, Jewel Peacock, Linda Ann
"Boy*
Let's give our baseball
team
a
'
Bass.
Sate&zM
hardy cheer.
Herbert Askew, Hugh Campbell, Maurice Radford, Johnny Newsome, Freddy Radford, Doug Crumpler,
Melvin Weaver, Billy Newsome, Robert Davis, Mack Kirby, Linwood Boykin, Douglas Parnell,
Edgerton, Coach,
Jarvis
We
were very fortunate
P. Edgerton,
M.
having Mr. Bertis Overman to direct our Glee Club
this year.
Pope, E. Sutton, C. Ballance, V. Barnes,
J.
B.
Peele, Mr.
R.
J.
P. Spivey, F. Williams,
Peacock, N. Davis, N. Brabham, W. Peacock, A. Watson. F. Langley,
J. Hooks, F. RadD. Crumpler, B. Corbett, C. Little, M. Radford, B. Edwards, D. Holland, A.
Cuddington]
Barnes,
ford,
in
N. Boyette, B. Evans,
Overman, C. Boyette, G. Baggett,
Howell, N. Measamer, S. Davis, J. Hales,
J.
Belcher, C. Lewis,
E. Edgerton,
L. Bass,
J.
M.
Kirby,
J.
Flowers, V. Spivey,
Alford.
v.
3
glut
Mr. Overman also taught the members of the Music Club.
Mr. Overman, J. Boykin, C. Grizzard, B. Barnes, C. Rogerson, W. Pittman,
J. Ballance, A. Wicker,
F. Knight, J. Waddell, C. Willoughby, J. Peacock, E.
Willoughby, J. Howell, I. Hooks, F.
Bass,
Shook, C. Little,
M.
Radford.
J.
Linda
Newsome
Jimmy
Bailey
Faye Bass
Ritchie Oliver
G. Hartley,
S.
Watson,
J.
Holland, W. Stancil, S. Barnes, C. Bass, A. Wicker,
C. Foster, F. Knight, S. Eskridge, S. Sox,
E. Bridgers, R. OUver, J. Hooks,
J. Bailey,
Woodard.
L.
Newsome,
B. Hunter.
D. Langley, B. Weaver, D. Pierce, K. Dixon,
Scott,
J.
E. Wright,
R. Leggette,
Waddell, E. Willoughby, L.
Grizzard, L. Vick.
J.
Flowers,
S.
Scott,
T. Jones, D. Barnes,
E.
Scott
F
D. Leggette
R.
Pope, J
Bass
Y
La'neley
Ballance
F*
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S.
Campbell, C. Brabham,
M. Stuart, J. Woodard,
Lamm. J. Peacock, N.
B. Barnes,
B. Hatcher,
M. Worley,
P.
R.
Hinnant
Rose
P
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Jones
Edgerton, B. Narron, V. Lewis, M.' Silver
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LIBRARY STAFF,
first
row: Mrs. Boyette, Dora Holland, Julia Belcher, Mildred Alford, Margaret
Lancaster. Second row: Peggy Spivey, Carol Ballance, Bobby Pittman, Mrs. Jolliff and Charles Pittman.
Judy Pope, Miss Kenly of '55,
crowned by Lenora Mozingo of '54.
Essay Contest Winners
Lenora Mozingo, Chris Grady, and
Nancy Measamer.
AWARDS
Billy Ferrell, Bus Driver; Melvin Weaver, Bus Driver;
Truette Wall, Citizenship; Marie Scott, Athletics;
Charles Little, Agriculture; Wanda Peacock, Citizenship; Chris Grady,
Essay.
AWARDS
Doug
Parnell, Bus Driver; Shelton Evans, Bus Driver;
Walter Davis, Bus Driver; Nancy Boyette, Activities;
Nancy Measamer, Math, Oratory, Outstanding
Student; Herbert Askew Jr.
Bus Driver, Athletics.
,
4-H AWARDS
Nancy Measamer
-
AWARDS
Marie Scott
Charles Little, Balfour Key, Valedictorian; Billy
Newsome, Babe Ruth Award; Freddy
ship;
Radford, Scholar-
Maurice Radford, Scholarship; Nancy Measamer,
Spelling, Salutatorian, Certificate of Merit; Doris
Holland, Babe Ruth Award; Shelton Evans, Grizzard
Cup.
MARSHALS
Camille Boyette, Geraldine Barnes, Freddy Radford, Judy Pope, Jean Wells.
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Do you
!
. . .
Who made
out
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.
.
New
call this classes ?
that goal?
York, Here
. . .
. . .
Some
we come.
I
wish
I
were sixteen again.
live in the trees, huh?
. .
.
. .
Don't Smother him.
Rah-Rah— Kenly
Hi!
. . .
. .
Smile, pretty girls
Posing? -Girls, watch
First
Grade
MRS. GRACE CORBETT
First
Grade
MRS. LUCRETIA HARDISON
Second Grade
MRS. RUTH GRADY
Second Grade
MRS. DELORES EDGERTON
Third Grade
MRS. GRACE EDGERTON
Third Grade
MRS. MARJORIE SINGLETON
Fourth Grade
MRS. DELLA YELVERTON
Fourth, Fifth
and Sixth Grades
MRS. EFFIE FLOWERS
Fifth
Grade
MRS. MINNIE LONG
Sixth Grade
MRS. ELIZABETH POPE
Seventh Grade
MRS. LAURA
-
WATSON
Eighth Grade
MISS NONA DANIELS
Girls'
Coach,
Seventh and
Eighth Grades
MR. WALLACE KIRBY
M.
Ballance, A. Barbee, L. Barnes, K. Boyer,
D.A. Boyette, D.L. Boyette, L. Boykin, C. Bridgers M Bridgers
W. Edgerton. A. Games, W. Glover, D. Hales, R. Hare, G. Hines,
E. Hinnant, B. Holland
A Hooks'
N. Hooks, W. James, J. Jefferson, D. Killette, L. Knight, C. Lamb,
J. Little. D. Medlin, C. Pendergraph
B. Davis,
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Price, J. Rains,
D. Willoughby,
A. Rogerson, T. Scott, B. Smith, J. Spivey, G. Starling, M.
Taylor, C. Watson
Willoughby. Not pictured: A. Jones.
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Askew, B. Aycock, B. Ballance, W. Barbee, F. Barnes, B.
Holloman, M. Hooks,
J.
Jefferson,
Langley, T. Lewis, S. Millard, D. Mitchell, R. Mustgrave,
W.
R.
Bass,
G. Bass, Y. Boyette, L. Cooper, W. Crocker,
Holland, J.
J. Hales, J. Hinnant, L. Hinnant, K. Holland, S.
R.
Lamm,
L.
Kirby,
S.
L.
Jones,
Jones,
Jones,
H.
Jones,
J.
Jones,
B.
A.
Crumpler, R. Denning, F. Dixon, S. Evans,
Pender, D. Pittman,
J.
J.
Nunemaker,
F. Parneli, F. Parrish,
G. Peacock,
Pope, R. Pope, B. Radford, V. Rose, S. Slaughter, C. Spivey, A. Stewart, B. Vick,
Wall, S. Watkins, E. Wilkinson,
M. Willoughby,
J.
Woodard.
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J.
Baker, D. Boswell, A. Boyer, C. Boyette, D. Boyette,
C.
Cuddmgton,
Holland
Deans, D. Durham, B. Durham, C. Edwards,
R. Holland, W. Holland, R. Hooks, D. Howard,
G.
S.
Boykin, E. Boykin.
M.
Collier,
W. Crumpler R
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Jones, A. Jackson, R. Killette, E. Lamm, L.
Lamm
J.
B - Le ggett. D. Lewis, C. Littleton, L. Medlin,
B. Mitchell, E.D. Mitchell E R Mitchell
Mitchell, R. Musgrave, R. Oberman, M. Pendergraph.
D. Phillips, P. Phillips, R. Pittman,' L. Pope C
Radford^ E. Rains, J. Rains, E. Raper, E.
Rogerson, M. Slaughter, G. Spivey, D. Sullivan,
J. Sullivan, C. Tucker
J. Watson, P. Watson, A. Weaver, F. Wilkinson,
A. Willoughby, C.
W
Willoughby,
P.
Willoughby
W. Barbee, B. Barnes. S. Bass, D. Belcher, M. Boyette, S. Boykin, A.
Eskridge, H. Evans, D. Faucette, L. Games, M. Grizzard, J. Hales, B.
G.
Brabham, C.
M.
Kiiby, M. Klein, R. Littleton, T. Oberman, A. Pittman, M. Pittman,
M.
Jones,
Jones,
Jones,
Hunter, D.
J.
Rowe, C. Shirley, J. Spivey, D. Stancil, C. Watson, A. Wiiloughby,
W.
Rose,
Raper,
K.
Rains,
R.
Rains,
M.
D.
Yelverton.
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pictured:
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Yelverton.
Woodard,
M.
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D. Askew,
J.
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C. Hales,
M.
J.
E. Barnes, J. Barnes,
Collier.
Hales, P. Hinton,
J.
N. Jones, R. Jones, A. Kirby, J. Knight, M. Long, B. Medlin,
W. Pittman, H. Pope, R. Pope, S. Proctor, B. Rains, G. Rains,
S. Scott,
R.
S. Spivey,
Woodard.
E. Bass, J. Bishop,
M. Crumpler, D. Cseh,
J.
S. Boyer, L. Boykin,
Davis, C.
Durham, M. Edwards,
Holland, G. Holloman, B. Howard,
S. Mitchell,
J.
R. Oliver,
Rains, L. Richardson,
N. Stone, L. Sullivan, W. Watson, B. Weaver, L. Weaver, R.
R. Parrish,
J.
M.
Howell,
Peele,
C. Rogerson, D.
Weaver,
J.
Sasser,
Willoughby,
M.
J.
Aycock,
J.
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R.
B. Hatcher, J.
Scott,
M.
Ballance, R. Barbee,
Holland, L.
Silver,
C. Willoughby,
Lamm,
G. Starling,
J.
R. Willoughby, J.
Barnes,
D. Bass,
J.
D. Langley, R. Leggett,
Stewart, C. Stone, R.
Woodard, M. Worley.
Bass,
P.
P. Bass,
J.
Mitchell,
Sullivan,
R. Boswell,
C. Brabham,
Edgerton, C. Grizzard, B. Hales,
L.
J.
S.
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Campbell,
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Davis, J.G. Davis, S. Eskridge, J.
J. Flowers, C. Foster. P. Fulghum, P. Glover, G. Grice,
J. Hales, G. Hartley, J.
Hinnant, J. Holland.
R. Holland. L. Johnson, H. Kirby, Y. Langley, D. Leggett,
J. Little, B. Littleton, L.
J.
Evans,
Newsome,
J.
R.
Peele.
W.
Pope,
J.
Proctor.
E. Scott,
Watkins. R.E. Watkins, S. Watson.
J.
S. Scott, J. Shook,
Weaver,
P.
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Silver,
S.
Sox,
W.
Wells, A. Wicker, R. Wiggs,
R. Oliver,
Stancil, L. Vick, R. Ward,
A. Yelverton.
J.
Askew,
J.
Bailey,
J.
R.
Howell, B. Hunter,
P.
Jones,
P.
J.
Hinnant, E. Holland, Y. Holland.
T. Jones, F. Knight, E. Lane, V. Lewis, B. Mitchell, B. Narron,
Peacock, R. Pope, Z. Rhodes,
Tucker,
C. Boswell, C. Boyette, G. Boyette, L. Boykin, D. Crumpler, J.
I. Hooks, J. Hooks, R. Hooks, O. Howard,
B. Ballance, J. Batten,
Cseh, N. Edgerton, B. Edwards,
M.
Rose,
G.Y. Spivey, G.M. Spivey,
Waddell, D. Watson, K. Weaver,
M.
White, E. Willoughby,
E. Sullivan,
J.
Peacock,
C. Sutton, H. Sutton,
M. Willoughby,
F.
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WOODARD'S DRUG STORE
Prompt
Efficient Courteous
PITTMAN
MITCHINER
General Merchandise
Fertilizer and Coal
Cotton Ginners and Buyers
OIL CO.
General Merchandise
Phone 314-7
Micro, North Carolina
Kenly
RFD
North Carolina
Congratulations
Wl LSON
From
HARDWARE
CO.
"Courthouse in Front of Us"
"Wilson's Shopping Center"
Phone 3174
& CO.
MOSS
INC.
MEN
& BOY'S
Phone 277-1
Savings
^^^^TfÂND
STORE
136 South Tarboro Street
Store
^^^^^^
SAVE
II
CHARLES STORE
Phone 282-1
Compliments
For Goodness' Sake
of
COBB MOSS
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SON
T&L
7?}mMo
HOTEL CHERRY
£ GRILL
East Nash Street
Sell
Your Tobacco
LIBERTY WAREHOUSE
No.
No.
1
Sale
FRED HARRIS
Every Day
-
RAYMOND SMITH
ISAAC MEDLIN
2
Phone juo-i
A
Alsonett Hotel
Wendell
at
Phone 214-4
An
in
Wendell, North Carolina
Compliments
Compliments
of
of
LEDER
Ob
BROTHERS
INGERS
1
1
of
MEN'S STORE
114 N. Tarboro St.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Dept. Store
HOW.
SELMA RADIO
Nash
St.
& MUSIC CO.
JO'S
Maytag and Westinghouse
CHILDREN SHOP
Appliances
Sylvania Television
JOSEPHINE ABDALLA
"We Service What We
Ready-to -Wear
Sell"
for
Tots
Dial 229-1
-
Pre-Teens
and Teens
Compliments
of
LITTLE RIVER
O
1
L
CO
DR. M.
£
HINNANT
SON
Robertson Proven Fertilizer
Reliance Fertilizer anH T,im<=»
Hardware and Sherwin-Williams
Paint
Phone 126
Shoes for All the Family
Phone 314-1
~7o/i^
EDGERTON^
FEED MILL
Custom Grinding
and
Mixing
Phone 318-1
First Thought in Drugs
DRUG
KEENLY
CO.
Two Registered Druggists
CLAUDE
GILLIKIN, Prop.
E.
240-1
Phones
962-9
Compliments
of
ALLIED MILLS
INC.
Chicago, Illinois
Manufacturer of Wayne Feeds
P. G.
Peacock
MONTGOMERY-
GREEN
CO.
KEN LV
INC
"Food Service Equipment"
Cafeteria Equipment and
Supplies
PRINTING CO.
JOE
A.
WHITLEY & SONS
Phone 325-
Phone 661-7
424 S. McDowell
P. O.
1
and 326-1
Box 383
Happliances
H.
M.GRIZZARDsCO.
Compliments
of
INSTITUTIONAL FOODS
CO.
INC.
Post Offic e Box 9147
Raleigh
North Carolina
Compliments
Compliments of
of
STARLING'S
JORDAN'S
JEWELERS
CLOTHING STORE
Phone
3301
Phone
bmithiield, North Carolina
2649
Read
THE
SMITHFIELD
HERALD
Twice a Week
for
News and Opinions
GRILL
Sandwiches
Short Orders
Curb Service - Shakes
Soft Drinks
-
Affecting
the People of
Johnston County
ATKINSON POULTRY FARM
KEN LV
GRILL & RESTAURANT
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper
Home Cooked Meals
^^^^^^^
Hot Dogs and Hamburgers
Sandwiches of Any Kind
NATIONAL CHURCHWELLS
BANK ^WILSON
JEWELERS,
INC.
Certified Gemologist
Registered Jewelers
American
Gem
Society-
Phone 326-1
POOLE'S
FROZEN AND CANNED
FOODS
Durham, North Carolina
Butner, North Carolina
Rocky Mount, North Carolina
Compliments
of
V
FUNERAL HOME
RALPH YELVERTON
BUNN RAY YELVERTON
FREMONT
OIL MILL CO.
Funeral Directors and
Embalmers
Fremont, North Carolina
Fremont, North Carolina
Compliments
General Auto Repairs
of
KEN LV
MOTOR
CO.
KENLY
BILLIARD PARLOR
Phone 250-1
Clean Recreation
Compliments of
SEE US
CLIFF'S
DRIVE
900
m>
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S.
IN
-
Goldsboro
Wilson
AND
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St.
North. Carolina
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Compliments
/y
of
vjuiiipiiincnis oi
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d Ov K N
SMITH
1
GROCERY
CO.
S
WAREHOUSE
Wholesale Grnrprips
ABC
Phone 213-1
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1
FEED MILL
T<
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1
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DRUG
CO.
Jillf
Phone 423-6
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Your Friendly Ford Dealer.
NEIGHBORS
MOTOR ro
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Phone 212-1
L. C.
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VV
1
1
&
1
l/IMC/^M
Nr^CJ N
L_l<s.
SONS
1
1
Rough and Dressed Lumber
SERVICE
Builders' Supplies
JOE ALFORD
Kenly
North Carolina
DONATIONS
Roy and Peggy Waddell
Cozart Packing Company
Eason's Jewelers
G. S. Tucker
Sears and Roebuck
Myrtle Airport
Ben Ellis
Bruce Lamm
Sherwin-Williams
Lisabeths
Lucille's
R. E. Quinn
C. Woodard Company
Valley & Ellis
Hooks Studio
J. E. Gregory Company
W, T. Dodson
Irvings
Paris Hat Shoppe
Milo Pierce
Carolina Power and Light Co.
J.
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Kenly High School Yearbook, "Galleon", 1956

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