Beaufort High School - Mainsail Yearbook (Beaufort, NC)

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SfniOR SATIRE THOMAS DAVIS, with those pretty eyes, produces--oh 1 so many sighs. MARK EUBANKS, that cute little elf, will be roped in spite of himself. MARGARET ANN LEWIS should not cry, with her personality, she'll get by. PATSY MASON will go quite far—as far as she can in her black car. GORDON HARDESTY--the most in love? This muscle man is really a dove. TOMMY WADE is very cute and shy, he's a steady, easy- going guy. She's had her a man for many aday--still, PEGGY PIVER knocks off an A. CARROLL ANN WILLIS is not so meek, but to us all, she's the shiek. TOM IVERSON is happy, oh bliss, Uncle Sam needs men like this. BRYAN LOFTIN is reliable and kind, a manlike that is hard to find. ROSIE SMITH, with hair of red, knocks ’em cold or kills 'em dead. DESSIE PITTMAN, sweet little lass, her man knows and likes her class. FAYE BROOKS is very quiet and shy, but Faye knows how she can get by. JOYCE GARNER is mighty cute, she’s quiet, but not at all mute. An okay gal is JEAN BALL, for Jeanie is a friend to all ELIZABETH BELL--hats of to her, sarcastic words to her don’t occur. MARIE CANNON could have any guy, but little Marie is awfully shy. Of ALICE DUDLEY we are proud, she's the dry wit in the crowd. BETSY FULFORD’S mind is often hazy, and out Betsy is oh- so lazy. CAROLYN GASKILL'S is this class, she's a mighty pretty lass. CHRISTINE HASNEN, dressed so neat, is demure and very petite. BILLY DOWNUMisa swell guy, when he’s successful we'll know why. IVEY MASON, staunch and cold, he's top man on the to- tem pole. VINCENT WRIGHT will never yeild, never--on a foot-ball field. BERNICE GRIFFIN could go anyplace with that figure and that face. ANNA LOU LAUGHTON surely worries me, she’s justas fat as she can be. JEAN CAROL TAYLOR may be a flirt; but she doesn’t do her men dirt. PATSY WARREN, in quiet ceremony, lockes herself in holy matrimony. GENEVIEVE SIMPSON our quiet Gen knows her way around with men. JANCIE WILLIS has my vote for one likely to catch the boat. SHIRLEY LIPMAN with her high I. Q. will be successful, I’ll tell you. LAVENIA MASON is cute as a button, but she eats just like a glutton. I. W. DAVIS hails from Davis Shore, where good will reigns forevermore. Beautiful red hair and blushes too, DOROTHY WALLACE is the gal for you. LOUIS NOE is swinging on a star, with his fast speed, he'll go far. JULIAN PIVER is always on the run, if he can't do it, it can't be done. JANE BASDEN is a laughing gal, you'll like to callher pal' JANET DAVIS is cute as a mouse, eating'll make her big as a house. ALBERT SMALL is able and ready, look out, girls, he's going steady. MAXTON TOSTO is quite a guy, too bad'girls, that he’s so shy. LETTY EUDY--you must see her drive, it's a wonder that she's alive. STEWART HILL is known as Mole , he's an O. K. Joe bless his soul. BONZELL LEWIS will someday be a cute he-man of twenty --three! CLYDE OWENS knows as Clyjum Boy , he's the girlies pride and joy. JOE GOODWIN must someday repent for his love of an arg- ument. A gal's giving MORGAN WHITE the eye, buthe acts bash- ful and mighty shy. A good fellow is RUDOLPH RHUE, if you like him then he likes you. VIRGINIA SAUNDERS never reads books, it's for Edgar she saves her looks. ARTHUR STAFFORD, without a doubt, will be happy when he gets out. 18

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LflSI WILL MID TfSIfUMflT ARTICLE I We the senior class of 50-51 , being of sane mind and sound body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Since we are a generous group, we wish to bequeath a few of our most cherished pos- sessions to the under classmen and to our faculty. ARTICLE II To the faculty we leave our gratitude and sincerest appreciation for their unending guidance throughout the years. ARTICLE III To the Junior Class, we leave our senior privileges and our homerooms with two wonderful teachers. Miss Gladys Chadwick and Miss Lena Duncan. ARTICLE IV Margaret Lewis generously bequeaths her pleasing smiles to Patsy Hardesty. To Fay Taylor, Albert Small leaves his rolling wreck (school bus). Anna Laughton leaves fifty pounds of her weight to Edith Willis, To Betty Garner, Patsy Warren leaves her marriage license. Jean Taylor bequeaths her emotions and tears to Connie Lewis. To Bitsy Brooks, Marie Cannon leaves her quiet manner. Bernise Griffin bequeaths her good figure to Patricia Daniels. To Ronnie Quidley, Arthur Stafford leaves his good physique. Vincent Wright leaves his good French grades to Jim Smith. To Mary Martin, Patsy Mason leaves her flirting ability. Elizabeth Bell leaves her dependability to Shirley Pat Springle. To Gordon Davis, Mark Eubanks leaves his intelligence. Virginia Saunders leaves her devotion to B. H.S. To Wilma Cummings, Jean Ball leaves her skates. Carolyn Gaskill leaves her basketball ability to Jackie Dickinson. To Barbara Mason, Alice Dudley leaves her sweet Lenoxville voice. Jane Basden leaves her pleasant disposition to Shirley Taylor. To Ruth Whitehurst, Genevieve Simpson leaves her freckles. Janice Willis bequeaths her basketball long shots to any one who can master them. To Colon Merrill, Morgan White leaves his straight A's on conduct. Letty Eudy leaves her nice manners to Nancy Russell. To Molly Hopkins, Shirley Lipman leaves her studiousness. I. W. Davis leaves his love for English themes to Jimmy Parkins. To Gene Lewis, Faye Brooks leaves her big feet. Betsy Fulford leaves her hair curlers to Jean Dixon. To Kathryn Willis, Stuart Hill leaves his ability to chew gum. Dessie Pittman leaves her wedding ring to Dorothea Gillikin. To Bobby Martin, Ivey Mason leaves his bottle of peroxide. Louise Noe (Lightning) leaves his quick movements to Herbert Prythrich. To Edward Powell, Bryan Loftin leaves his motor bike. Bonzell Lewis leaves his red hair to Pierson Willis. To Peggy Austin, Christine Hansen leaves her neat attire. Rozy Smith leaves her cute personality to Sylvia Martin. To Patsy Sadler, Joyce Garner leaves her driver’s license. Carroll Willis leaves her long curly locks to Babe House. To Ann Hopkins, Lavenia Mason bequeaths her wit and sense of humor. Gordon Hardesty leaves his handsome appearance to John Lynch. To Billy Eudy, Clyde Owens leaves his athletic ability. Billy Downum leaves his dignified manner to Gary Copeland. To Buddy Smith, Tommy Davis leaves his height. Rudolph Rhue leaves his movie tickets to Grayden Glover. To Clifton Cox, Thomas Iverson leaves his ability to get along with teachers. Joe Goodwin leaves her pretty brown eyes to Earl Mac Noe. To Cynthia Skarren, Dorothy Wallace leaves her winning ways. Maxton Tosto gives his seat in the school bus to his brother, Elzie. To the incoming senior boys, Tommy Wade leaves his defer- ment. Peggy Piver leaves her ten perfect attendance certificates to Clem Merrill. And--Julian Piver leaves--at last- - We do hereby appoint Albert, our beloved janitor, to be our executor and see that our wishes are carried out in the spirit as well as the letter of the law. In witness where of, I, the said testator, do hereunto set my hand and seal the 29th day of May, 1951 . Signed, sealed and published and declared by saidclass to be our last will and testament in the presence of Mr. Leary, who, at our request and in our presence do subscribe our names as witness there to. Witness: Clyde Owens . . President Ivey Mason . . . Vice-President Letty Eudy .... Secretary Anna Laughton . . Treasurer Janet Davis . . . Testator 17

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PfiOPHECy Of CLASS Of’51 Since I was graduated with the class of '51 from 'dear ole B. H. S., ' I have not seen any of my classmates. Ten years have elapsed and the only news of my old friends has been through letters. Tommy Davis has passed on some interesting items about those people with whom we spent so many happy years. Clyde Owens is the Coach for the State College football team, which has been undefeated for five years. Being the modest dear that Tommy is, he did not even mention that he is now the President of the Home Se- curity Life Insurance Company. I learned that a vacancy was left in Raleigh High School when their Principal, Mr. Albert Small, married his secretary, Jean Ball, in a double ceremony with Peggy Piver and Tom Wade. Immediately following Mr. and Mrs. Small's resignation, Mr. Bryan Loftin was appointed Principal, and Bernise Griffin secretary. Julian Piver used to say he would just be an educated bum when he finally graduated! I should have known better, but I was not at all surprised to learn that he is now a quarter back for the University of North Carolina. I was happy to learn that Patsy Mason, president of the Wild Life Club, featured as her main attraction last week the internationally known ukulele player, Betsy Fulford. Anna Lou Laughton certainly fooled me! I thought that Anna Lou, since she was the prettiest girl in our class, would go to Hollywood for a movie career. However, she is now married and has two sets of twins. Elizabeth Bell features the sweetest music this side of heaven on her Music Parlor every Friday night. Last week she presented one of the most famous crooners of the day--our own Bonzell Lewis. Elizabeth tells me that Shirley Lipman is now a model in Esquire Fashion , an exclusive bathing suit shop under the proprietorship, of Letty Eudy. Joyce Garner is the owner of the Sea-Dog Beauty Shop, at which Miss Christine Hansen is a weekly visitor. This is necessary to keep her blond hair blond. It seems that Miss Hansen is touring the country giving her famous talk on, How to Keep That School-girl Look. In high school, Lavenia Mason never could decide on which boy she liked the best. It looks iike she is still having that trouble. She has established an Old Maid's Home and broadcasts daily over W. C. K. Y. in Cincin- nati, Ohio, hex talk,on, How to Get Your Man in Three Easy Lessons. Rozella Smith has been coach of the basketball team of Beaufort High School for three years. Each year the team has won the State Championship Trophy. Last week Marie Cannon and Morgan White, two most famous comedians, appeared in person at the Beaufort Theater, which is owned by Mark Eubanks. Gordon Hardesty Jr. is the successful owner of the former Robert L. Rose Motor Company, where nothing but Chevrolet cars and trucks are sold. Billy Downum is a boy we could always depend on. He graduated with honors from Wake Forest College six years ago, and is now a minister in Goldsboro, North Carolina. I tuned in on the Our Best To You program in Raleigh, and heard Louis Noe and his fifty-piece orchestra. The American audience says that this is the best orchestra in the United States. The only difference between his and Tommy Dorsey's is that Louis's band included two girls--Carolyn Gaskill, pianist, and Faye Brooks, soloist. Alice Dudley always said she wanted to be secretary to the President of the United States. She saw her dream come true when Vincent Wright was inaugurated President on January third, in Washington, D. C. Margaret Lewis is head telephone operator in California. It is rumored that the bachelor, Joe Goodwin, sits constantly using the phone in hopes that he will hear her voice. He has recently finished a book entitled, Advice to the Bashful Boy. The Kur-em--Ur-Kill-em Hospital located in Beaufort, North Carolina is overflowing this year with good- looking male patients. Dr. Ivey Mason, brain specialist, believes that the crowded conditions are due to the nursing staff, consisting of Patsy Warren, Head Advisor; Dorothy Wallace, assistant advisor; and Genevieve Simp- son, head nurse. Dr. Mason is afraid the hospital's popularity will not last long, as one nurse is already married, and the other two engaged. It seems that Janice Willis is at the American Embassy in Peiping, China serving as private secretary to the Brigadier General, Arthur Stafford. I just heard that the title of Miss Fashion of '61 has been bestowed upon Janet Davis. She has been asked to go to New York to be in charge of a designing School. The two eminent scientists, Rudolph Rhue and Maxton Tosto, have returned from their trip to Pluto. They made many friends and intend to go back in a few months. Both men are bachelors, but since their trip it is rumored they have 'prospects'. What other reason would they have for going that far again? The $75,000.00 Model Home, located in Beaufort designed by the architect, Thomas Iverson, has been bought by Stewart Hill as his eighth wedding anniversary present for his wife, the former Jane Basden. Virginia Saunders is the stenographer for Mr. I. W. Davis Jr. who is now Sheriff of Carteret County. Oh yes, I almost forgot Carroll Ann Willis! I must admit I was surprised at her not becoming a champion tennis player--which she easily could have been. Now she is one of the prettiest matrons you'll see. And so this ends my account of the goals accomplished by the class of '51. I think our class did pretty well for itself. We caused much worry on the part of the faculty, but we really didn't mean to. We can truly say that we enjoyed our years at B. H. S. We were a happy crowd and still are. This marks the passing of a decade, ten years of golden memories. Memories that each of us will cherish for the rest of our lives. 19 Jean Taylor