Ahoskie High School - Chief Yearbook (Ahoskie, NC)

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First row —MISS RUBIE WATKINS, 4th Grade . . . MISS BESSIE HARRELL, 3rd Grade . . . MISS LAURENA WILLIAMS, 2nd Grade . . . MISS MARIETTA PICOT, 2nd Grade . . . MISS EDITH MARTIN, 1st Grade. Second row —MRS. JOHN BOZEMAN, 1st Grade . . . MRS. GEORGE WEST. Home Ec. Teacher . . . MISS NELL KNOX, Commercial Teacher . . . MRS. LLOYD K. GODWIN, Music Teacher . . . MRS. JOHN R. JORDAN, Piano Teacher. Not pictured —MISS JOSEPHINE AMBROSE, 6th Grade . . . MRS. A. L. THOMPSON, 6th Grade MRS. EDITH HARRELL. 3rd Grade. The 1944 War-Whoop 7

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First row —MISS DEBORAH BROWN. 12th Grade . . . MRS. MAUDE NEWSOME. 12th Grade . . . MRS. CARRIE OWENS, 11th Grade . . . MISS OMA LEE PARKER. 11th Grade . . . MRS. HARRY HOLLINGSWORTH, 9th Grade. Second row —MISS JANIE OUTLAND. 9th Grade . . . MISS LOTTIE FAYE WEST. 8th Grade . . . MRS. J. N. RIGBY, 8th Grade . . . MISS MINA HOLLOMAN. 7th Grade . . . MRS. JULIAN BROWN. 7th Grade. Third row —MISS ANNIE LAURIE SESSOMS, 5th Grade . . . MISS MAUDE E. PHELPS, 5th Grade . . . MRS. SAM J. BOYETTE, 4th Grade. 6 The 1944 War-Whoop

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Above are the people who pulled the strings for the Senior Class during ’43- ' 44. They are, left to right: President. Jesse Pearce; Reporter, Daisy Steele; Secretary- Treasurer, Ronney Holloman; Vice-President, John Pappas. They were elected at the beginning of the first semester and held sway over forty seniors for the entire year. TO OUR READERS In submitting this year book the Senior Class of 1944, Ahoskie High School requests the kindly indulgence which a forgiving public usually accords to a first effort. Will you Be to our faults a little blind, Be to our virtues very kind. This request is made, not in an effort to apologize, for we have really tried to do our best, and no man can do more, neither can the angels. Ours are the faults of youth and inexperience and surely time, the old gypsy man will cure all such ills. We Seniors cherish the hope that with the publication of this year book we have set up a precedent which time will hallow in the years that are to come. We trust that ours have been the thrills and trials which come to those who blaze a trail in any field and that this year book may be a worthy monument to the pioneers who had the courage and the spirit to venture forth into territory hither-to unexplored. We should like, also, to express our sincere thanks to every person who has, in any way, helped to make possible the production of this year book. Without the loyal support and whole-hearted cooperation of many persons, not officially connected with our staff, ours would have been an impossible task. Although we cannot adequately express our appreciation, we want you to know that it is none the less heartfelt and sincere. 10 The 1944 War-Whoop