Ahoskie High School - Chief Yearbook (Ahoskie, NC)

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I 0 R S S E N JOHN MOORE No minutes bring me more content, Than those in useful studies spent. HELEN MURRAY Helen is ever faithful and true. As fine a girl as you ever knew. LLOYD NEWSOME Not too serious, not too gay, But a rare good fellow when it comes to play.” JOHN PAPPAS Not too sober, not too gay. An all-around boy in every way.” JESSE PEARCE He was active, stirring, all afire. Could not rest, could not tire.” MOODY PERRY Blest with that charm. That is certain to please.” DOROTHY POWELL She was just the quiet kind. Whose natures never vary.” FRANK POWELL His quiet manners are worthy goals for us to reach.” 14 The 1944 War-Whoop

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SENIORS DOROTHY HALL In basketball Dot ' s hard to beat, She hardly ever meets defeat.” GAYNOR HOLIDAY ' His temperament is as nice as his name, Let s hope this lad attains great fame.” ROSA BELLE HOLLOMAN She hath a pleasant word and smile for ev eryone.” ROSELIND HOLLOMAN Quite the jolliest gal we know, Full of pep and lots of go.” JANE JENKINS Politeness is to do and say, The kindness things in the kindest way.” SHIRLEY JONES Ready for work, ready for play, All thru school she ' s been that way.” BETTY LIPSITZ An ideal girl in every way, A kind not found here every day.” JOHN LOCKE MITCHELL John Locke is slow, But when there’s a dance he ' s on the go.” 13 The 1944 War-Whoop

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SENIORS MORTON RAYNOR. JR. Ever happy, ever glad. His thoughts are always far from sad. DAISY STEELE A sunny smile, and dark brown hair, Lips that laugh and eyes that dare. MINNIE TINKHAM Oh, to be as studious as she, Conqueror of the world she’s sure to be. SAM VINSON Brilliance and fun, in Sam combine, To make a school-boy super fine. GERTRUDE WIGGINS Not too sober, not too gay. But a sweet, true friend in every way. NANNIE WIGGINS Ever ready to do her part— A ready smile and blithesome heart. LEAVINA ANN WILLIAMS A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men.” ROBERT GREENE Rum-a-tum, rum-a-tum— Here’s the man with the little snare drum. The 1944 War-Whoop 15