Bath High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Bath, NC)

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Y 1 M 3-if N W THE TREASURE CHEST 1952 DEDICATICN We wish to dedicate this volume of the Treasure Chest to Fenner Boyd, Jr. for his service and interest in our school . As a teacher he has taken part in many of our school activities in which he has proven his ability as an advisor. As a coach of three sports he has shown his ability as a leader by leading our boys and girls to many victories. We wish to take this means to show our heartfelt gratitude for his patience, friend- liness and very good guidance during the past three years. CL!-T4Ci.1D r 6 QV Z? Z! Z! ZZZQZM 5:35 mmikmsmz ll moan Q :Emp Q E 'I ,,,,,f,4,4lf!,,,,,,,l,lllf6,,l9,!,,,,d 5:5 lgissfiflflvffllfllft',l!5I:fIl,':' W iafdnpll, i ,zI,llI IAI, ggiiewmhmgemuiigg N 5lI5gaslgggggiEizllgigglgiigg ?s!fl'sI!5 lggsgllaiEglihligisszg Q I wmpwgml 5 y -I: gl: slfllgfglil Vlll'I,e'fIl'5 alslillll' 5 ,ll 4 I I Il 7,l74!,I,, ,lglllflllffflflgIIKIIAIIIIIII'll if QZYEHNQIW 'llI'Ia,'llI',I3,l.'E4I! 'gi Ilfglsllilllng 3 M-MPFX-Duzmuq ,W QGEEEQU 6 X I, I Z FACULTY SCHOOL BOARD Brinkley A. Bowen, Chairman Edgar Douglas, Vice-Chairman Dennis C. Boyd Joe C. Cordon HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. R.B. Forbes Miss Isabel Carter Miss Mary Ann Campbell Mr! Fenner Boyd, Jr. Mr. Frank Hawkins Mr. Richard Ricks, Jr. Principal English English - Spanish Physical Education Social Studies Mathematics - Science Physical Education Social Studies Miss Gladys Sledd English Miss Betty Croom Physical Education Social Studies Miss Ramona Sawyer Mathematics Miss Patricia Gary Music Mrs. Frostie Lupton Commercial Miss Lois Johnson Home Economics Mr. O.J. Gaylord Agriculture Mrs. Annie Rae Jefferson Piano GRAMMAR SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Mrs. Beatrice Mason Dora Jordan Mrs. Clara Woolard Mrs. Archa O'Conne11 Mrs. Mabel Godley Miss Ethral Eborn Mrs. Louise Tankard Mrs. Pauline Gaylord Mrs. Dicie Respess Mrs. Corva Johnston Mrs. Senia Davis Mrs. Jenny Worrall Mrs. Myra Wingate Mrs. Cora Ellis First Grade First Grade Second Grade Second Grade Third Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Seventh Grade mcuuv First Row: Mrs. Cora Ellis, Mrs. Frostie T. Lupton, Miss Mary Ann Camp- bell, Richard S. Ricks, Miss Betty Croom, Frank Hawkins, Mrs. Rachel Swindell, Mrs. Myra Wingate. Second Row: Mrs. Dicie Respess, Mrs. Archa O'Connell, Mrs. Beatrice Mason, Mrs. Louise Tankard, Mrs. Jenny Worrall, Mrs. Corua Johnston, Mrs. Mable Godley. Third Row: Mrs. Ethrae Eborn, Mrs. Pauline Gaylord, Mrs. Senie Davis, Mr. Fenner Boyd, Mr. O.J. Gay- lord, Miss Gladys Sledd. Fourth Row: Mrs. Annie Rae Jefferson, Mr. R.B. Forbes, Mrs. Dora Jordon, Mrs. Clara Woolard, Miss Patricia Gray, Miss Rarnona Sawyer, Miss Isabelle Carter. SCHOOLSONG fTune: Victory Marchj Hail, to our dear Bath High School, Honor and glory we'll show to you, Marching on toward higher goals, We're striving to reach some future day, We'll never falter, we're not afraid, Even though sometimes we are dismayed, We are working, striving, seeking, Even to honor you. CLASSSONG fTune: Stars 8: Stripes Foreverj Here's to you dear old Bath High School, With your colors of red and white waving, Your motto will always go through, To you we'll e're be true. Your ideals we will carry with us, As we seek lifes highways in the future, From the depths of our hearts we will say Both by our rights and by our might you'll live forever. N SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Alice Meekins, Reporterg Jeanette Waters, Secretaryg Tommy Tyer, Vice- Presidentg Hilda Woolard, Treasurer: Donald Jackson, President. MOTTO We build the ladder by which we clirnb. CLASS COLORS .CLASS FLOWER Red and White American Beauty Rose SENIORS gg. Lg BOB ALLIGOOD Building air castles is his pastime. Librarian l,2, 3,45 Pirate Staff 2,4g Class Prophet 45 Senior Superlative. SHIRLEY ASBY Without gossip life would be boring. F.H.A. 154-H1,2. CARL AUSTIN It takes about three and one -half cars for some people to learn to drive. Librarian 1,23 Glee Club 1. HUGH BOYD Silence is golden. F.F. A. 1, 2, 3,45 Bus Driver 43 Baseball l, 3, Letter award 1, 3g Senior Superlative, MASON BOYD Overlooking the little things in life. Glee Club 3,4. HELEN BRADLEY Always figuring, but gets Wrong answers. F.H.A. lg Class Officer, Reporter 25 Beta Club 2, 3, President 45 Marshall 35 Librarian 45 Annual Staff 45 Pirate Staff 4, Glee Club 1. LOU ELLEN BROOKS Everything that shines is not gold. Basketball 2, 3,43 Letter Award 2, 3, F.H. A. 2,4, Vice President 39 Glee Club 33 Junior Playg Senior Superlativeg Annual Staff 45 Pirate Staff 45 Cheerleader Z, Chief 3,4. EVA MAE CARROW Smart answers come so natural. Debating Club 1, 2, 3, Award 3g Red Cross Council 1, 2, Secretary 3,4. tfik SENIGRS ,I is , Z fQ I 'X' :ve I y 1154, , I 4 ' , ,ii- I e 'ff' -2, -7 fzief' , 3 ' ' ' :vi f 1 J ,M:,,gj if RICHARD CARROW Many a young man's future is decided by a draft board. Football 3, 4, CAROLYN CI-IRISMON The re's a time and place for everything., Even daydreaming, Basketball 3,4g Letter Award 39 F.H.A. Z, 3, 4, Junior Playg Glee Club 35 Senior Superlativeg Cheerleader l, 2, 3,4. L UVINA C H RISMON 'Searchin for the higher things of life. E 4-H Club l, Z. MAGGIE CORDON The bud of an artist. F.H.A. Z, 3,4, 4-H Club lgG1ee Club 35 Annual Staff 4. IRENE COX Children should be seen and not heard. 4-I-I Club l, Z. CLIFTON CUTLER Always talking, never says anything. Librarian l, 3,45 Debating Club ZgG1ee Club 3,45 Pirate Staff 3,45 Testator 45 Class Officer, Secretary 35 Junior Play, Senior Superlative. ELSIE CUTLER Sharp as a tack, almost as flatheaded. Librarian 25 Basketball Z3 Letter Award 35 Business Manager 4517.1-I,A, 4, Annual Staff 4, Pirate Staff 4. WILLIAM DANIELS Always looking toward the brighter side. SENIORS ROSA LEE EVERETT The quiet refined type are often the best, Glee Club lg F.H.A. Z, 3, 4. HAYWOOD GIBBS He'll always make the goal. fBasketball , that is. D Baskdball 1, Z, 3,4g Football 1, 2, 3,43 Pirates Staff 3,45 Letter Award l,2, 35 Senior Super- lative. PEARL GIBBS Talent pops up in unexpected places. Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Pirate Staff 4, THELMA GURKINS Sings like a lark. F.H.A. l,2,3,43 Glee Club 3g 4-H Club l,2, DONALD JACKSON Beautiful voice, but no talent, F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 Secretary 4, Baseball 3, 4, Letter Award 35 Class Officer, President 43 Bus Driver 3,4. ELNA JORDAN Welcome to our humble abode, stranger. 4-H Club lg F.H.A. 4. LORENA KEECH Dynamite comes in little packages. F.H.A, 1, 2, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3. TRAVIS LATHAM Study, worry, and be wise. Baseball 3,43 Letter Award 35 Beta Club Z, 3, Vice -president 45 Bus Driyer 43 Glee Club lg Junior Playg Senior Superlativeg Librarian 3,45 Marshall 3. SENIORS fa- S FQ i tif, JACK MASON You never can tell about the shy type. Baseball Z, 3,43 Football 3, Letter Award 5, Bus Driver 5,45 Senior Superlative. ALICE MEEKINS Studying and pondering, but over what '? Beta Club Z, Reporter 5, Treasurer 4, Annual Staif 3, Editor 4, Marshall 35 Librar- ian Z: Senior Superlativeg Class Reporter Z, 4, Debating Club 2, 3. GLORIA MCGOWAN Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning. F.H.A, Z, 35 Historian 4, Junior Play, Bus Driver 4, Annual Staff 3,45 Librarian 35 Senior Superlative. WILLIAM SANDERSON His only thought, Predestination, Football l,2, 5,45 Basketball 29 Letter Award Z, 55 F, F.A. l, 2, Reporter 5, President 4, Bus Driver 3,49 Glee Club 33 Senior Super lative. DORETA SIMPSON One track mind: men. Senior Superlativeg Glee Club 1, 3, F. H. A, 3, 4, Annual Staff 45 Basketball 3,43 Letter Award 5. MARY SKINNER Poetry just seems to flow from her pen. Librarian l,4g Junior Play, F.H. A. 3, 4, Class Poet 4. ELMO SULLIVAN I can't weed weading but I can weed witing. F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Bus Driver 4, EVELENA SULLIVAN A sensible word would be blessed. Librarian 33 Senior Superlativeg 4-H Club l 1952 WVR Nas Ni SENIORS 'Lives fr v DELLA TETTERTON 'Flirts are born, not made. F.H.A. Z, 3,45 Junior Play5 Librarian 25 Senior Superlative5 Home Economics Award 35 Class Reporter 3, LEON TETTERTON We recognize a Hercules from the size of his hand. F.F.A. 1,Z,3,45 Bus Driver 4. LEROY TETTERTON He'll live forever if he doesn't get scared to death. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 3, 45 Baseball l, Z, 3, 45 Letter Awardl, Z, 35 Senior Super- lative. TOMMY TYER An authority on Model A's. Football 3, 45 Letter Award 35 Class Treas- urer 35 Class Vice-president 45 Bus Driver 45 Junior Play5 Senior Superlative. OC TAVUS WALLACE All's fair in love and war. F, F, A. l, 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Bus Driver 45 Baseball 2,45 Senior Superlative. RONALD WALLACE Perfect student, but on what class '? Football 3,45 Letter Award 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-president 45 Baseball 3,45 Junior Play, LOLA WARD Brilliant, but so confused about men. Beta Club 3,45 4-H Club l5 Senior Super- lative. JEANETTE WATERS DQesn't speak unless spoken to, Beta Club 2,4, Vice-president 35 Senior Superlativeg Class officer, Reporter 1, President 2, Vice-president 3, Secretary 45 Annual Staff 45 Marshall 35 Librarian 2, 4. SENIGRS 14143 s,,, QT JOSH WATERS B1ushcs are beautiful, but inconvenient. Football 3, 45 Baseball 3,45 Letter Award 35 F.F.A.1,z,3,4, ANNIE LAURA WHITLEY You ain't heard not'ing yet! Librarian 1,45 F.1-1.A. 1,2, 3,45 Cvlee Club 35 4-H Club 1,Z, 3. DORA DEAN WOOLARD 'Those extra helpings could be the reason. F.H,A, 1,45 Cvlee Club 15 Beta Club 2, 4, Secretary 3. FRANCES WOOLARD Her questions always bring answers. Beta Club 3,45 Senior Superlative5 Librar- ian 1. HILDA WOOLARD Wisdom sometimes comes in big pack- ages. Librarian 15 Beta Club Z,4, Treasurer 35 Senior Superlative5 Class Historian 45 Junior Playg F.H.A. 15 Class Treasurer 45 Mar- shall 35 Basketball Z, 35 Pirate Staff 4, JULIA WOOLARD Perpetual Motion. Basketball Z, 3,45 Letter Award Z, 35 Glee Club 1, 35 F.H.A. 3,45 Pirate Staff 45 Senior Supe rlative . LOLA WOOLARD As good natured a person as ever walked, Glee Club 15 Librarian 45 Senior Super1ative5 Annual Staff 4. NELDA WOOLARD Did l tell you about --- giggle, giggle, giggle. F. I-1. A, 1, 45 Senior Superlative. MASCOTS Carolyn Cook and Roger Lee LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT e the Sen1or Class of 51 52 of Bath, North Caro11na and County of Beaufort do hereby agree th1s to be our Last W1ll and Testament ARTIC LE I To the faculty we leave our very deepest thanks for the pat1ence and work they have done through our h1gh school career Second we leave to the r1s1ng sen1ors all our senxor P1'1V1l6gES that we the senlors possess and our best wlshes that each of them Wlll. make the best of the1r last year of h1gh school ARTIC LE II To Gwendolyn Paul Eva Mae Carrow VV11lS her very charm1ng f1gure Glorla McGowan leaves her shy and qu1et ways to Ehzabeth Cutler and Bessle Waters Tommy Tyer w11ls h1s Pop eye muscle to Maynard Waters Pearl G1bbs and Magg1e Cordon w11l the1r ar-t1st1c touch to D1ck Adams and Hazel Gurkms To Norrls Woolard Aruue Laurle Wh1tley W1l1s her a.b1l1ty to learn w1thout studymg , - 1 - 1 r g 1 . . - , - 1 . LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Luv1na Chrlsmon and Rosa Lee Everett w1ll the1r wrnnxng and qu1et ways to Sylv1a Clark and Frances Edwards Helen Bradley w1lls her come h1ther eyes to Mlldred Dan1els Trav1s Latham w1lls h1s ways to Bobby O Neal W1ll1am ' Bud Damels w1lls to Alexander Wh1ta.ker h1s hatred for g1rls and hrs bashful ways Allce Meek1ns w1lls her perfect attendance record to Dorcas O'Con nell To Bxlly Sm1th Boo Allxgood w1lls hrs herght wh1ch was wxlled to Bob last year Josh Waters w1lls h1s studlous ways and good grades to Janxce Wal lace and Fannxe P Modhn B1lly Sanderson w1lls to Hxlton Woolard h1s place as pres1dent of the F F A Chapter Rrchard Carrow leaves to hxs brother Ronald h1s place 1n second year French class Donald Jackson w1lls hxs Lefty Frxzell vo1ce to J1mm1e W1nstead and Guy Wh1tley Leon Tetterton w1lls to Kenneth Cox and Bxlly Woolard h1s s1ze 15 class r1ng Haywood Bud G1bbs w1lls h1s abllxty to play basketball to Sherman Waters and Oll1e Ray Cutler Carl Austxn leaves to John Henry Woolard and Dalton Waters h1s date book Doreta S1mpson and Lou Ellen Brooks w1ll to Ella Ruth Congleton Della Tetterton and Thelma Gurdms w1ll to Ann Kllby the1r Pxnetown brogue wr-lgh Boyd w1lls to Ralph Klrk h1s qu1et ways Elmo Sull1van w1lls h1s bus No ll to Leon Davldson Jeanette Waters w1lls her blond ha1r to Mar1lyn Mason and Dorothy Cahoon Mason Boys leaves hrs bottle of grow1ng p1lls to Morr1s Waters Ronald Wallace leaves to Preston Gurganus and W1ll1am Woolard hrs w1nn1ng ways toward the g1rls and the teachers Mary Skxnner w1lls her soprano vo1ce acqu1red 1n the Junlor play last yearj to Evelyn Allrgood and Judy Chr1smon Jack Mason w1lls lus blond curly haxr to Steve Douglas Nelda Woolard Lola Woolard and Julxa Woolard w1ll to Janxce Marre Woolard the1r love respect and grat1tude for the name Woolard Sh1rley Asby and Irene Cox wxll the1r love and affectxon for each other to Dell Meek1ns and Phrosene Latham Octavus Wallace leaves h1s bus to Hugh G Woolard and Ronald L Woolard We hope buses have dual control next year Els1e Cutler and Carolyn Chrxsmon w1ll the1r way to overcome men to Rosa Lee Congleton H1lda Woolard w1lls her offxce as treasurer of the Semor Class to Jean Gxbbs Dora Woolard and Frances Woolard w1ll the1r very much hked per sonal1ty to Isabelle Ambrose and Marcla Lee Boyd Elna Jordon and Lola Ward wxll to Dorothy Cox and Mary Squ1res the1r very h1gh standard as sen1ors Lorena Keech w1lls to her s1ster Isabelle Keech her sympathy of be1ng a senror and her seat xn the senxor class room I Cllfton Cutler leave my sxncere thanks to those who have made these twelve years of school a success and my best w1shes to the r1s1ng semors . . 1 I . . . , ,, . . . . . . . I' N . . 1 1 . 0 'V I' 4 . . f . their love for muscular figures. CLASS HISTORY was 1n the fall of '48 when we, the graduat1ng class of 1952 assem bled at the Bath Hlgh School to begln the gr1m task of tackllng four long years of h1gh school work Contrary to our pess1m1st1c thoughts of '48 however we have found these four years to be the shortest and happ1est years of our l1ves There were seventy two of us to enroll as freshmen Due to the fact that there was such a large group of us we were d1v1ded 1nto two smaller groups M1ss Ed1th K11by was 1n charge of the g1rls wh11e Mr Gray Hodges was 1n charge of the boys Before long we had learned the general rout1ne of h1gh school hfe At last we knew how lt felt to change classes every hour Not much was accompllshed by our class durrng freshmen year outs1de of our h1gh school stud1es We d1d have a few members 1n the FFA and FHA Also s1x wa1tresses and s1x wa1ters were chosen from our class to assxst 1n the Junxor Sen1or Banquet Before we could realxze lt, vacat1on had come and gone and the fall of '49 found us back at school ready for another year of h1gh school work We found that ten students had dropped from our happy group, leav1ng a total of s1xty two Agam we had to be separated Mrs Vu: g1n1a Howe was 1n charge of the gxrls nd Mr Fenner Boyd Jr the boys Our sophomore year sw1ftly flew by Many of our members Jomed varlous clubs 1n wh1ch they have rema1ned act1ve members for three of thexr h1gh school years We were glad to have some of our members rece1ve 1nv1tat1ons to Jom the Beta Club, wh1ch was a new orgamzatlon that had been formed the prev1ous year In August 1950 we entered our Jun1or year, the next we thought to the most 1mportant year Our class enrollment was f1fty s1x Learn 1ng that we d1d not have to be d1v1ded, we were happy to have as our adv1ser Mrs Evelyn Payne To beg1n the year off r1ght we elected our class off1cers who were as follows Guy Hawklns, Pres1dent Jeanette Waters, V1ce pres1dent Cl1fton Cutler Secretary Tommy Tyer Treasurer and Della Tetterton From the very beg1nn1ng we began plann1ng ways of ra1s1ng money for the Jun1or Sen1or Banquet an event we had been dreamlng of for the past two years Our most 1mportant project was our Ju.n1or play In November we presented a three act comedy ent1tled Crash1ng Soc1e ty wh1ch 1n sp1te of foothght Jltters turned out to be a success F1nally the day of the banquet arr1ved when m1sfortune struck for the f1rst t1me A group of our boys overturned a borrowed truck 1n an acc1dent that could not have been avo1ded The boys were not hurt be yond a few m1nor scratches so the damaged truck was forgotten unt1l later The banquet a Mexlcan scene w1th a gay color scheme turned out successfully A sem1 formal dance wh1ch followed made the occas1on one to be remembered After the exc1tement of the banquet d1ed down we once aga1n start ed ra1s1ng money Th1s tlme lt was to pay for the truck We were glad to have the Beta Club one of our teachers, M1ss Sledd and the Sen1or Class come to our a1d wxth donat1ons wh1ch were greatly apprec1ated Before very long we had pa1d the complete b1ll Towards the close of school the followrng marshals were chosen for commencement from our class Al1ce Meeklns Ch1ef H1lda Woolard Jeanette Waters Helen Bradley and Travxs Latham We were proud to see some of our students rece1ve merits of honor on graduatlon n1ght Fo1low1ng are the Sen1or Class off1cers that were elected at the close of our Jun1or year Donald Jackson, Presrdent Guy Hawkxns V1ce pres1dent Jeanette Waters Secretary H1lda Woolard Treasurer and Al1ce Meekms Reporter In the late surnmer of '51 we began our last year of h1gh school work under the superv1s1on of M1ss Isabel Carter We were sorry to learn that e1ght more of our classmates had dropped out 1eav1ng a total of forty e1ght Among those dropp1ng out was our V1ce pres1dent Guy iawkms Tommy Tyer was elected to serve 1n h1s place , - 1 I . I . . . . . . . . , 3 . . . ,I . 7 . , . Y I . . I ! , . . I . . Q . - . 9 1 Z , S 1 Reporter. We also selected our motto, class colors, and flower. - . I . . . . ,, . . H . . . . .. , . Y I D I 1 , - Y l I . . , . 5 . , I I ' . . : . S . , . - S , Z f S , . - . ' . . - . 1 CLASS PHSTORV At the begxnmng of the year we drew up the l1st of pr1v1leges that all of us had so long awa1ted Those wonderful days f1nally arr1ved when we could leave our lower classmates waxtxng at the sta1rway for the bell to rxng wh1le we proudly walked up the steps Lxttle thmgs lxke th1s were goxng to make us stand out as the senlors of Bath H1gh School Sometlme dur1ng the second month of our sen1or year we declded to go to Washlngton D C ln the fall 1nstead of wa1t1ng untll the sprlng Preparat1on was made and on November 12 twenty two of us left Bath for a four day tour of Wash1ngton D C Words cannot express how we enjoyed the trlp but no one regretted golng' We returned wlth memorles of Washmgton D C 1n our mxnds that w1ll never be forgotten After commg back from Washmgton we selected our class h1stor1an prophet and testator We had a volunteer comm1ttee to wr1te our class poem and song Now we are eagerly wa1t1ng for the sprmg of the year to arr1ve when we st1ll have many thlngs to look forward to gettmg our class r1ngs presentmg the Semor Play the Junlor Semor Banquet Senlor Day and fmally graduatxon when we w1ll b1d dear old Bath H1gh farewell and con t1nue on our way CLASS PROPHECV When I got off from work I was very contented The next day started my two weeks vacat1on Both my wxfe and I had two weeks off Our vacatxon was to be chmaxed by a homecom1ng of my old classmates mn 52 The year IS now 1962 After school I had got a Job w1th the Navy Department 1n the Pentagon, here 1n Wash1ngton, D C A large number of my classmates have settled ln the cap1talc1ty Els1e Cutler 15 a prlvate secretary to J Edgar Hoover dlrector of the F B I Eva Carrow IS ass1stant manager of the Greyhound Bus Stat1on and H1lda Woolard and Lola Woolard are also worklng w1th the Pentagon Elmo Sullxvan and Leon Tetterton are owners of the S 81 T Cafeterxa, one of VlLash1ngton's largest and swankxest cafeter1as and Trav1s Latham IS the manager of the Ambassador Hotel But gettmg back to my story When we got home we ate supper and then went out to a mov1e The theatre was a drxve 1n just 1ns1de Maryland owned by Josh Waters I espec1ally wanted to see th1s p1cture because the star was one of my classmates Jeanette Waters who had been sent to Hollywood after graduatxon by a talent scout She has made qulte a name for herself as a dramat1c actress In a sports short on basketball Bud G1bbs star player of the Washmgton Cap1tals was featur ed He 1S a very valuable player for the team When we got back home I turned on the rad1o to WCKY My old classmates Donald Jackson and Octavus Wallace had just started the1r program They have become popular h1llb1lly recordmg stars and have a rad1o program 1n whlch they promlse to show you how to play the harmomca 1n ten easy lessons After the1r program we packed our lug gage and went to bed The next mormng we prled our luggage mto the car and thus began our tr1p a.nd well earned vacatlon On the outsk1rts of Arhngton I stopped at Boyd's Servlce Stat1on owned by Mason Boyd I fxlled up the tank and cont1nued on to Rlchmond , . , . . . . ' ' - ' 1 I I , y - 1 I , . . . V : , . ' 1 ' 1 1 , - We'd agreed to have a homecoming ten years after graduation. That was . , . . . 5 I . . . , 1 I - - P ' 0 1 1' I I . n 1 ' . . , . CLASS PRGPI-IEC? As I was golng through R1chmond I suddenly brought the car to a stop On a b1llboard was a Slgn that read Dar1ng Bud Dan1els and h s Fearless Hell Dr1vers w1ll appear here 1n person the 4th of July Bud, also, was an old classmate Then I real1zed I was hold1ng up traffxc I looked back to see a tax1 dr1ver gettmg out of h1s car Here's where I get a bloody nose, I thought but the dr1ver turned out to be Tommy Tyer As we talked traff1c p1led up Soon a motorcycle came p I thought I d get a tlcket but the cop was none other than Leroy Tetterton He also Jo1ned 1n the conversatlon Soon I bade my fr1ends goodbye and cont1nued on through R1chmond I dec1ded to go through Norfolk and stop 1n to see some of my classmates F1rst, I went down to the Naval Base to see Lt Commander R1chard Carrow Then I went up town where Helen Bradley 1S as s1stant manager of RICCIS Department Store Then we had lunch at Bell's Restaurant where Lou Brooks and Carolyn Chr1smon were wa1tresses After lunch we cont1nued on down towards North Carolma, arr1v1ng 1n Wash1ngton 1n t1me to hear Governor Boyd make a speech at the court house H15 secretary Della Tetterton was r1ght there to h1s ass1stance' Carl Aust1n 15 Governor Boyd's fa1thful chauffeur Upon tal.k1ng to Della and Carl, I learned that Doreta S1mps on 1S the Wlfe of Ronald Wallace famous coach for N C State I also learned that Glorla McGowan 1S 1n South Arner1ca w1th her husband who 1S about to complete a b1g construct1on Job Inc1dently her husband 15 Jack A111 good I also learned that B1lly Sanderson 15 the new agr1culture teacher at Bath, and Ahce Meek1ns and Evelena Sull1van are teachers at Snow H111 I further learned that Pearl G1bbs and Magg1e Cordon are profess 1onal cartoorusts w1th Dell Publ1cat1ons 1n New York C1ty Mary Sk1nner 1S pr1vate secretary to Jack Marsh, manager of Marsh's and Son's De partment Store 1n Bath Cl1fton Cutler 1S a d1str1ct salesman for L1bby McNe1l 8: L1bby's Incorporated and makes h1s home 111 Wash1ngton Park I was glad to hear of so many of my classmates and was glad to hear On the way to Bath I was almost S1deSW1ped by a Norfolk and South ern Bus d1-wen by Jul1a Woolard Now we even have women bus dr1vers What w1l1 they th1nk of next 'P The next day I saw Cl1fton and he told me that he too had run 1nto some of our classmates 1n h1S travels He told me that Lola Ward was a b1g telev1s1on star out west, and that Dora Dean Woolard was an 1r l1ne hostess for T W A He sa1d he had taken many tr1ps on her fl1ght to f1eld Off1CeS 1n South Ame r1ca Wlth none other than Jack Mason as the p1lot Cl1fton also told me that Hugh Boyd was an algebra 1nstructor at E C C and had a very n1ce home 1n Greenv1lle He also sa1d that Frances Woolard was the manager of Behc Tyler's and that Nelda Woolard was a tyP1St for the Wash1ngton Da1ly News Tune went by and our vacat1on was com1ng to an end There were Stlll some classmates I d1dn t know about yet F1nally came the 4th of July the n1ght of our homecommg We were hav1ng lt 1n the Club Blackbeard, Bath's newest n1ght spot The club was a very n1ce place Everyone of the 52 graduates was there except Glor1a who 15 1n South Ame r1ca I learned that Luv1na Chr1smon 15 a Hollywood dress des1gner do1ng very well Rosa Lee Everett 1S l1v1ng 1n Kentucky w1th her husband who sells 1nsurance Sh1rley Asby and Irene Cox both are marrled and are help1ng the1r husbands operate a restaurant 1n Bath I learned that Thelma Gurk1ns IS runn1ng a beauty parlor 1n P1ne town and l1keW1Se Lorena Keech has opened up a shop 1n Bath that guarantees ' to make you beaut1ful for S10 Elma Jordan had come from Cal1.forn1a for the event She had start ed out Yxllth a dress -shop 1n Sacramento and now has a Chaln of stores The homecommg was a success It was very good to see and talk wzth all my classmates after 10 years But all th1ngs must end and soon I was back 1n D C I was really glad that my classmates had all had good luck 1n the1r IIVCS after grad uat1on . . ,, . . ' P I i . . . . ,, I . u , ' . - u . ' . 1 , . l , 0 . 4 . . . I . ' . . , . 1 . , they were doing well in their jobs. , . . I . u 1 . I . . , . . . . , . . , . . . , I ' ll I 0 . l 3 C4 BIGGEST FLIRT Gloria McGowan Bud Daniels MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jeanette Waters Hugh Boyd 3 5 MOST VERSATILE Lou Ellen Brooks Bud Gibbs BEST LOOKING Lola Ward Clifton Cutler SENIOR PERSONALITY Lola Woolard Octavus Wallace MOST CONCEITED Carolyn Chrisrnon Travis Latham 1' 1' if sv .fv- uv- an - Y' -A-I asv I BIGGEST PEST Nelda Woolard Bud Daniels -wiv'-N 'ii N, A I ,nv ,gn 1 Della Bob DRESSED Tett o ert I1 BEST CONVERSATIONALIST Lou Ellen Brooks Bob Alligood ,wiv L L - A sf' .i sz,- WIT TIEST Evelena Sullwan Bud Daniels MOST POPULAR Gloria McGowan Chfton Cutler C UTEST Hxlda Woolard SUPERLATIVES MOST STUDIOUS Ahce Meekms Trav1s Latham T ommy T ye r 3' BEST ALL AROUND Frances Woolard Jack Mason 1 MOST ATHLETIC Julia Woolard Leroy Tetterton MOST DIGNIFIED Doreta Simpson Billy Sande rs on N 1 JUNIORS .4 X 5 x X .9 Y SCHOOI DAYS - 1952 'R' Slit x ff? 1 ' qi, E - .dg if-iv' y- 5, A I Y 2 V . 1,4 ' Elf' 5 ' X I J' ..- f J e V,L.- . if ji ,Qu I 3 :X R ig it 5 Marilyn Mas on Dell Meekins Dorcas O'Connell Fannie Modlin Bobby O'Neal Roddy Selby Gwendolyn Paul Billy Smith Mary Squires Janice Wallace Bessie Waters Dalton Waters Maurice Waters Maynard Waters Sherman Waters Guy Whitley Alexande 1' Whitake r Jimmy Winstead Hilton Woolard Norris Woolard Janice Woolard Hugh Woolard John Woolard Ronald Woolard William Woolard Billy. Woolard 2 - ' ml NX QRS Xx r Q f f 5 V .f- ' - - S' ,i . f Qin 5 fx' J 1 N 1 ' Q r K m x if f Q ,. A it J . we .. X 1 I Niigg i1-e f 1 f JUNIGRS W ' f E , Q es X ysi fi:-l ,Q i f Q . Q I . .! 7 .,. I A . , , ,Vikk i I 1 Wee, i SCHOOL DAYS 3 Dick Adams Evelyn Alligood Isabel Ambrose Colon Boyd Marcia Boyd Dorothy Cahoon Frank Carrow Ronald Carrow Judy Chrismon Sylvia Clark Ella Ruth Congleton Rosalie Congleton Kenneth Cox Dorothy Cox Ollie Ray Cutler Elizabeth Cutler Mildred Daniels Leon Davidson Steve Douglas Frances Edwards Jean Gibbs Preston Gurganus Hazel Gurkin Isabel Keech Ann Kilby Ralph Kirk Phrocene Latham im ,M lg W rf fi, ' Q PM Q-.ads Y Q J? 2 -. W K , , .ff is ' N : 5 -5 ...z.. a J , T' W 1 lil cyci K1 ,, A , 43, v fi 3 , X, .., f 4 or A . Q ,. Q-t ry, Q fx 5 if l 4 ,A A x is 3 . M M 1 gl 1 f, M 5 Q. 1 -.ff .levi . W l it i ... Q3 Q i t SOPHOMORES I +V 'Siva 5 , N L, I f , 'S' , k ,ge T H u. 5 C .-L, i.' yigxkffi wi 1 '34 7 by L N, . ua K ,,.- A K . 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Earl Sikes J :f- 1 Etta Sullivan Sybil Sullivan Jasper Swain Bobby Swindell Vernetta Taylor Carl Tetterton f C.E. Tetterton 'mf - A Shirley Tetterton KL Gertrude Waddell Dan Wallace 0 Q J Q 'Q nu wr 4 . A x it Catherine Wallace Donald Wallace Hazel Wallace Carol Wallace Kenneth Waters ' -- -- Franc es Ward . i W Marie Waters . Eunice Waters Janice Waters . Irene Waters 'l sm tv 5 Troy Waters , L Barbara Webster ' M Betty Lou Williams S t Franklin winfuey . r.A 2 Jasper Woolard J. C. Woolard :.: ' 3:-e W im A A i Mary Woolard X 2' ,.: if ..,,.i, 1 LI ., i7-5 --- Sammy Woolard Q '.,- -,1,.t- A Stanley Woolard : m Vo Zelma Woolard ag ' A-1 A Callis Woolard eea l fb A7 y Q B s, Q gui - ik.: rrp' X ii il' x 'f f Q' fr 5 K Y 42 .,., . 4 4' K . L . f.-y.,,.- if Q Lf? Q53 f fa Q Z 2, fiit Q , Haig: nr' me K , --1 X FRESHMEN V I tl fy - It lg ii! X -- x , r' 'ff' 'ii l if 5' 3XikluaasEiK1a,f.1 V ' M 'W' , H M new 'I V in xi . A Q 5 X . t t W x' l, 7 -ia ,V u-Ji X Nut , . My ,a ' fi. 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Second Row: Marlow Paul, Billy Sanderson, Ronald Wallace, Steve Douglas, Bud Gibbs, Hilton Woolard, Tommy Tyer, Mr. Fenner Boyd, Coach, BASEBALL Ls F fl , L 1 f 1 f 5 First Row: Cvuy Hawkins, Travis Latham, Bobby O'Neal, Josh Waters, Leroy Tetterton, Cn-rald Brooks, Bill Rowland. Second Row: Ronald Wallace, Alston Wallace, Leonard Sullivan, Thornas Foskey, Hugh Boyd, Donald Jackson, Fenner Boyd, Coach. ANNUAL STAFF First Row: Miss Isabel Carter, Sponsor, Lou Ellen Brooks, Circulation Manag- vr, Gloria McGowan, Business Manager, Alice Meekins, Editor, Fannie Pearl Modlin, Assistant Editor, Dell Meekins, Assistant Literary Editor. Second Row: fseatedj Helen Bradley, Typist, Elsie Cutler, Typist, Doreta Simpson. Typist, Annie Laura Whitley, Typist. Third Row: Mrs. Frostie T. Lupton, Sponsor, Jeanette Waters, Literary Editor, Roddy Selby, Assistant Art Editor, Maggie Cordon, Art Editor, Marcia Boyd, Assistant Circulation Manager. Elizabeth Cutler, Assistant Business Manager. N sm cms First Row: Alice Meekins, Travis Latham, Helen Bradley, Evelyn Alligood, Marilyn Mason. Second Row: Miss Ramona Sawyer, Advisor, Lola Ward, Jeanette Waters, Elizabeth Cutler, Frances Edwards, Ann Kilby, Rosalee Congleton, Janice Wallace, Fannie Modlin,Norris Woolard, Dell Meekins,Third Row: Thoxnas Foskey, Joan Worrall, Judy Chrisrnon, Dora Woolard, Irene Waters, Barbara Webster, Frances Woolard, Joyce Alligood, Bessie Waters. Hilda Woolard, Gwendolyn Paul, Franklin Windley. 4 ttre .F eette F, if First Row: Dell Meekins, Phrosene Latham, Carl Austin, Travis Latham, R011-a1flCarrow. 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Se- cond Row: Gloria McGowan, Della 'letter-ton, Marilyn Mason, Janice Wallace, Fayc Everette, Nellie Mae Cutler, Lois Cutler, Marie Waters, Helen Andreoli, Betsy Ross, Janice Harrison, Isabelle Ambrose, Hazel Gurkins, Joan Worrall, Mrs. Rachel Swindell, Julia Woolard, Third Row: Elsie Cutler, Marcia Ll-e lloyd, Thelnia Gurkins, Dorothy Cartoon, Evelyn Alligocd, Betty Lou Hawkins, Ella Ruth Congleton, Gwendolyn Paul, Etta Lee Sullivan, Mary Frances Clark, Sybil Sullivan, Lou Ellen Brooks, Mildred Daniels, Carolyn Chrisnion, Dorcta Simpson, Mary Woolarcl, Fourth Row: Josephine Woolard, Ann Kilby, Fannie Pearl Modlin, Jean Gibbs, Barbara Tankard, Becky Davis, Betty Lou Williams, Sue Boyd, Mary Faye Jackson, Rosalee Congleton, Gertrude Waddell, Hazel Wallace, Nelda Woolard, Catherine Wallace, Velma Brooks, Maggie Cordon, 5ylviaClark, Valarie Cordon, Nelda Cutler, Rosalce Everett, Shirley Tctter- ton, Lucille Hamilton, Frances Ward. First Rowg ,lasimr Boyd, Donlxlcl Wallace, NLP. Gibbs, Steele Cox, Franklin Chrisn un, Pllclplv l-Innmnsun, Enlrl Tettcrton, Hflllet Wallace, Alger Wool.-lrd, l'Q.lrl Wilt-'rs, i.0l.ln-I Cullvr, Plllgcne Waters, Carl 'l'ctte1'ton. Scconll ROW: il.l'Q. l'm-ttcrtun, l'ivnm-th Cox, Guy Whitley, Kent Glxrganlls, Waller Watson, Hugh W lll.iL'r', 'Xltnu Wllll.lCl', 'llllillrlclgjl' Tlnglc, 'Third ROW: Dalton Alligood, llarulll lllrtlvr, M.lyll.4rll Wutcrs, Franklin Wlndlcy, llowartl Cutler, Jilnrriy llllriplggl-, lluggh iiuyll, illltxm lldwurlls, Bobby Harris, Dan Wallace, llaywucd Flvvrl-ltr, Carl Tnylur, Octllvns W.lll.lcc, Mr. t7.J. Gaylord. Fourth Row: lfllis lfvl-rvttv, Chrlrlvs Nlullorn, Gllrliuls, 'I'h0rorl lloyd, Ronald Wallace, l,4nl:rlcv Mason, Ihvyl Gurklns, Leon 'I'--tt--rton, Paul Douglas, John Braddy, sow noool..o, Illngh woolol-rl, Billy soooorooo, or-orgo Nelson, Elmo Sullivan, li.ly 'l'ulvll, ,l,C, Woolnrrl, Aflonnlc Allison, Maurice Clltlcr, Albvrt Clirislrlon, 5-t.l:lll'y Wuuluizl, Gvraltl lilllcl-x, l'f.lrl Chrlsnlun, Williti li Woolarxl, Frank Cllrrnw, Josh Haters, Jitnlwvin' Wlnstlnlsl, l-Qarl Zjlnith. nm ns of Grin ,no PAO A U L 6 ' O9'CuJ . far MZ 1 ' 4:3 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1 ll DEBATE TEAM -v v i 1 First Row: Barbara Windley, Betty Lou Bowen, Beulah Waters. Second Row: Marcia Lee Boyd, Joan Worrall, Barbara Lou Tankard, Irene Waters. 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RIODICK Cr WINDLEY Paints - Hardware Electrical Supplies BILBRO WHOLESALE COMPANY Wholesales Grocers Dickinson Ave. Dial 205-1 Dial 2115 Belhaven North Carolina Greenville North Carolina PlNNER's SHOE srone MUNN' Gf:l2F'N C' Co All Nationally Advertised WHOLESALE I Brands Fruits, Produce 8: Confectionery Phone 223-6 Phones 6131-6132-6133 Belhaven North Carolina Rocky Mount North Carolina ::::,::,:::: SCOTT TOPPI NG'S SAUSAGE Scott Topping stamped on your link sausage is your guide to quality meat. FORD Sales 8: Service Genuine Parts Factory Approved Equipment Factory Trained Mechanics Where To Buy It HOELL MOTOR CO. Washington North Carolina J. H. PINKHAM Phone 418-1 Esso Products Kerosene -Fuel Oil Pantego North Carolina Washington North Carolina Compliments of TAYLOE'S DRUG STORE 239 W. Main St. Phone 136 Washington North Carolina PAMLICO PRINTING COMPANY Adding Machines - Typewriters Post Office Box 82 Phone 1 11 Washington North Carolina Compliqnentr of ADAMS CLOTHING STORE Men's Clothing 135 E. Main St. Phone 1122 Washington North Carolina Compliments of AURTHER-WILLIAMS MOTOR CO. Used Cars Washington North Carolina C omplimenz: of GLAMOUR SHOP Women's Wearing Apparel 118 W. Main St. Phone 1003 Washington North Carolina SMITH-MILLS MOTORS New 8: Used Cars Hackney Ave. 8: 5th St, Phone 1169-W Washington North Carolina - ....... A .....A.. ...... - -- - Jc'A ---' '- - SMITH MOTOR COMPANY Dodge 8: Plymouth Dealer 220 N. Market Street Wa.shington North Carolina A Cordial Invitation to Visit THE RENDEZVOUS Where Good Friends Meet to Eat Located on Highway 264 between 9th and 10th Sts. Phone 1179 . Washington North Carolina SALEEBY'S RESTAURANT Steaks, Sea Food, Chicken Fountain Service, Sandwiches 15th 8: Market Sts. 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MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY 118 East Main St. Phone 45 Washington North Carolina GO-MORE CHEVROLET CO. You May Go More for Less the Chevrolet Way Cor. Bridge 8: Third Telephones 300--400 Washington North Carolina MAXWELL BICYC LE SHOP Bicycles and Repairs Eclipse Lawn Mowers and Repairs Washington North Carolina Congratulations Seniors Talley Implement Company, Inc. Automobile - It's HUDSON! Farm Equipment - It's CASE! See us for your every need, W. 5th St. Washington North Carolina C omplimems of CHARLOTTE STREET GULF SERVICE McLELLAN'S Vernon Woolard Cor. Znd 8: Charlotte Sts. Main St. Phone 1151 Washington North Carolina Washington North Carolina C ompliments of BELL JEWELRY COMPANY Established 1859 Oldest- -Busiest- -Best Washington North Carolina Compliments of PAUL AUTO SUPPLY Washington North Carolina root--- I i P I 4 WOODARD'S POND GROCERY S.B. ETHERIDGE DRUG STORE , The Rexall Store , General Merchandise 169 W. Main St. Bonnie Eborn, Proprietor Phone 37 8: 38 Washington North Carolina ' KUGLER-NICHOLSON, INC. SWAIN BUICK COMPANY Everything for the Sportsman Sales 81 Services West Main St. 212 North Market Street Phone 363 Washington North Carolina Washington North Carolina THOMAS 8: HOWARD CO. W. C. BROWNING Wholesale Grocers v Light Crust Flour The Jeweler Red Star Flour 4: Hackney Ave. I Phone 255 b Washington North Carolina Washington North Carolina 4 ' TALLEY BROS. SWINDELL CASH STORE P General Farm Supply Merchants General Merchandise Feed-Seed Country Produce Bought 81 Sold Groceries-Hardware Florence Mayo Tobacco Curers Armour's Fertilizer Phone 2338 Phone 351 Washington North Carolina Bath North Carolina lb , W. C. MALLISON 8: SONS J. B. MESSICK LUMBER COMPANY 1 Gene ral Hardware Store Doors -Moulding-Millwork Building Supplies ' 162 W. Main St. 4th 81 Havens Sts. 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