Ahoskie High School - Chief Yearbook (Ahoskie, NC)

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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

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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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Beta Club Members of the Beta Club, by whom an average of 90 or more must be made and maintained. First rout —Ralph Basnight, Mary Frances Perry, Elsie Jordan, Jewell Harrell, Elizabeth Ann Watson, Chris¬ tine Wilson, Nancy Mae Dilday, and Sam Vinson, president. Second row —Moody Perry, Shirley Jones. Mildred Lowe, Trover Fuller. Gertrude Wiggins. Ruby Perry, Minnie Tinkham, and Nannie Wiggins. Third row —Evelyn Eure, John Moore, Jesse Pearce, Ernestine Baker, Daisy Steele. Betty Lipsitz, and Rosa Belle Holloman. Glee Club The Music Makers of Ahoskie High School and their instructor. First row, left to right —Mrs. L. K. Godwin, instructor. Mildred Lowe. Trover Fuller, Loella Ruley, Eliz¬ abeth Ann Watson. Mary Frances Perry, Helen Karanikas, and Jewell Harrell. Second row Nancy Earley, Elsie Jordan, Evelyn Eure. Christine Bowen. Joan Hill, Daisy Steele, and Connie I lVtr TNrd row —June Harmon, Martha Durfey, Ronney Holloman, Jane Williams, Dorothy Raynor, and Marie Smith. 35 The 1944 War-Whoop