Ahoskie High School - Chief Yearbook (Ahoskie, NC)

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DL P„ca - Wou, THE STflff SEATED: Martha Pearson Circulation Manager Motsie Burden Pat Sessoms Co-Editors Dicky Hoggard Sports Editor Jessie L Holloman Club Editor Bill Ach (transferred) News Editor STANDING: Mrs. Harrell Journalism teacher and sponsor Jimmy Williamson Art Editor Jewel Jernigan Feature Editor Al Thorne Business Manager Not Pictured: Helen Moore News Editor FRONT ROW: Cherrv Wiggins, Ann White, Lucille Alston, Emily Brantley, Jo Cleaton, Iona Hill, Ada Baker Harrell, Edith Harrell. SECOND ROW: Larry Mitchell, Clara Brantley, Dicky Hog¬ gard, Jimmv Williamson, Ann Willoughby. THIRD ROW: Pat Sessoms, Tommy Umphlett, Jewel Jernigan, Jessie Leigh Holloman, Mrs. Harrell, Teacher.

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T reasurer Editor-in-Chief Assistant Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Associate Editor Associate Editor Research Staff . Research Staff Circulation Manager Advertising Assistant SEATED: Theresa Raynor Tom Parramore Lil Sumner Lou Newsome STANDING Bobby Tayloe Ray Vinson Richard Holloman Donald Mitchell Ed Earley Gillam Whedbee . This picture will be replaced by another one next year, but we, the staff of this, the 1950 CHIEF, have worked long and hard to per¬ petuate in pictures and print, the record of the ' 49- ' 50 school year. 26

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B, rown led THt flHOSKIE HIGH SCHOOL BHHD FRONT ROW: Shirley Woodley, Snare Drums; Katherine O- dom, Snare Drums; Richard Holloman, Bass Drum; Janet Mitchell, Snare Drums. SECOND ROW: Joe Gaddy Matheson, Clarinet; Robert Lee Gatling, Alto Saxophone; Franny Welch, Flute; Stuart Wil¬ liams, Clarinet; Ralph Willoughby, Clarinet; Randolph Nic¬ hols, Clarinet; Harold Mitchell, Clarinet; Steve Lipsitz, Clar¬ inet; Douglas Earley, Trumpet. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Earley, Clarinet; Floyd Bryan, Baritone; Sophie Faison; Charlene Willoughby, Clarinet; Carole Whed- bee, Piccolo; Mildred Sexton, Mellophone; Charles Maddry, Trumpet; Jo An Sexton, Mellophone. FOURTH ROW: Billy Bridges, Baritone; Carlton Hall, Trum¬ pet; Tommy Faison, Baritone; Fred Miller, Alto Saxophone; Pop Harrison, Tenor Saxophone; Wayne Lilley, Trumpet; J. B. Beaman, Trumpet; T. J. Jernigan, Trumpet. FIFTH ROW: Al Thorne, Flute; Raleigh Baker, Clarinet; Lou Newsome, Alto Saxophone; Donald Mitchell, Alto Saxophone; Tommy Williamson, Trumpet; Gene Nichols, Trumpet; Charles Dunn, Trumpet; Richard Odom, Saxophone. SIXTH ROW: Don Parker, Bass; Charles Powell, Tenor Saxo¬ phone; Gillam Whedbee, Trombone; Charlie Sessoms, Trom¬ bone; Bill Britton, Clarinet; Ray Vinson, Trumpet; William Leary, Clarinet; Mark Terry, Bass. Congratulations should go to the band which is under the direction of Robert Brown, for a year of fine perform¬ ance. Starting off right, they attended football games both at and away from home. They were invited to parades in Enfield, Murfrees¬ boro, and Wilfiamston. Parents and friends enjoyed a con¬ cert by the versatile band on Dec. 15. The public spirited band spurred the March of Dimes on to a successful cam¬ paign. Several members of the band attended a band clinic in Greenville. Later, the climax of the year came when the band competed in the East Carolina High School Band Contest in Greenville. «« 1 pite ' c to»