Ahoskie High School - Chief Yearbook (Ahoskie, NC)

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Janitor and Janitress As much a part of Ahoskie School as the building itself is “John Richard Johnson, and his wife Sally Mae, who tend to the fires and the clean-up departments. Always polite and friendly, and known to everyone on the campus, first grade to seniors, the Johnsons have fin¬ ished eight years of service recently. John Richard ' s son, John Richard, Jr., also works at the school occasionally. John is proud of Ahoskie High School and he is fond of everyone who works and studies here. The 1944 War-Whoop 33

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32 The 1944 War-Whoop

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Yearbook Staff Pictured above are the artists who had a hand in turning out this Ahoskie High School Yearbook. First row, left to right —Minnie Tinkhant, Feature Editor; Betty Lipsitz, Assistant Editor; Jesse Pearce, Editor. Second row, left to right —Miss Deborah Brown, Faculty Advisor; Buddy Glenham, Business Manager: and John Pappas, Circulation Manager and Assistant to Photographer. Pow-Wow Staff The group who put out the school publication, the Pow-Wow. during ' 43-44. First row Mildred Lowe, Elsie Jordan, Betty Lipsitz, one of the co-editors, John Pappas, Ronney Hol¬ loman, Dorothy Raynor, and Mary Frances Perry. Second row 1 red Myers, Jim White, Christine Bowen, Blakely Chamblee, Carrington Baker. Sam Vinson. Jesse Pearce, the other co-editor, Daisy Steele, Jane Williams. Minnie Tinkham. and Puddin ' Copeland, business manager. 34 The 1944 War-Whoop