Carver High School - Eagle Yearbook (Pinetops, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1964 volume:

Class of '64 Q. W. Carver High School P met ops, ftortk Carolina foreword The curtain of knowlege is slowly rising. We ascend in scholarship as the years elapse. Upon graduation we, the seniors, will take a giant step across the threshold into life. Our obligation to the world shall exist until death. The use that we make of ourselves will be our contribution. Our yearbook represents a minute portion of our lives which will forever be engraved in our minds. As we walk through the sun and shadows of life, the memories recorded in this book shall most surely be cher- ished. Proudly, I present THE EAGLE for 1964. g§J C A To you, Mrs. Tyson, the students of George Washington Carver High School, do with much pride and sincerity, dedicate our first publication of the EAGLE. Druing your six years of teaching you have guided many students in the right paths through your kindness, willingness to help, and, most important, your pa- tience. We are truly grateful for the marvelous supervision given to us in preparing our yearbook. The entire student body joins in unison to say, Thank you for all you've done. We assure you that your efforts will not have been spent in vain. Dedicatee Mrs. Kessie S. Zyson Carver School guides and prepares its students toward a brighter future By wisdom a house is built, and by understanding it is established; by knowledge the rooms are filled with all precious and pleasant riches. PROVERBS 24:3-4 m mam •1111 •iiil Ait :,, J. May the memories of the organizations, activities, scenes, and faces which appear in the green garden of this annual keep ever before you the hopes, ambitions, and widening usefulness to which your young lives are now dedicated. As your friend, I wish for you life's richest blessings as a reward for your contributions toward the fuller and more abundant life. MR. MORRIS S. CLARY, Superintendent Edgecombe County Schools Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1963-64. George Washington Carver considers you ambassadors of good will, venturing with pride into all walks of life manifesting those ideals and principles to which this great institution ascribes in its tenets and philosophy. As you go out from the protective walls of George Washington Carver School, your Alma Mater, may God grant that the greatest reservoir of your strength will not be shaken, but revitalized in your efforts to build a future and to help mankind. Wherever you plan to go may I encourage you to take the name of Jesus with you. Be sure you give of your best to the Master, give him first place in your heart, give him first place in your service, consecrate every part. Special tribute is given to the sponsors and staff whose conscientious efforts have made possible the suc- cessful compilation of this our first Yearbook. Jf (k. %£J A njC Jl In spite of her crowded schedule, Mrs. Wimberly can always find time to help any student or teacher when help is needed. Her personality reaches into the hearts of each person with whom she comes in contact. To know Mrs. Wimberly is to love and respect her as a friend and as a supervisor. MRS. M. P. WIMBERLY, Supervisor MISS N. E. HORNE, Secretary n Miss Nancy Home fills an important function in the effi- cient operation of. our school. She takes care of school money, makes school reports, and per- forms other routine office tasks. Miss Home's cheerful person- ality has made her popular with students and teachers because she is always ready to help them in any way she can. dare do all that may become a man: ' • 0. :?i . : i '.• He SHAKESPEARE MRS. B. S. TYSON Commerce Senior Advisor MRS. J. F. BARNETTE Mathematics Counselor MRS. M. W. CRANDAL MR. F. P. DEBNAM MRS. D. B. GILLIAM Primary Agriculture Home Economics MRS. D. M. GRAVES MR. P. H. HAILEY MRS. R. B. HARDY Science English Primary MRS. G. B. HARGROVE MRS- B- HOWARD MR. C. KNIGHT Primary Grammar Grammar MISS D. LOWERY MISS W. D. LITTLE MISS L. McCULLOUGH Primary Grammar Social Studies Mttta Mater i. Carver High, how we adore you, Cause you've offered us your best Never tiring, never failing, Never faltering for rest. II. When we prove not understanding, Then your patience never ends. We will look to you in longing; You're our never failing friend. III. We are proud of you, dear Carver, And ambition soaring high Blessing to you, joy be with you, Your fine spirit will not die. CHORUS Carver High, dear Alma Mater, We will keep your banner high, And remember you, king mother, 'Til the day that we must die. Words by Miss Dorothy Woodard Class of 1950 Music by Mr. J. W. Woodson Band Director 1951-53 Jtft A r Editor-in-Chief BETTYE JEAN BYNUM Copy Editor ANN ONELIA JOHNSON Art Editor NETTIE MAE JENKINS c,., FREEMAN COLLINS Sports Editor - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - MARVIN EARL JOHNSON Business Managers ------------ 5 JAMES McNEIL . . .. . . EVELYN JOYNER Advertising Managers HELEN ANITA BATTLE T isB JEAN HARLOW JENKINS YP1 JESSIE MAE WILLIAMS GLORIA JEAN BARNES Advisors MRS. B. S. TYSON MRS. F. W. COTTEN Senior Class History As we, the class of '64, entered the doors of Carver School, August 26, 1960, we never knew so many blissful memories were in store for us. As seniors, we now take the opportunity to review the past four years. The 143 of us accustomed ourselves to all the dignity a freshman could possibly have in spite of the rigid treatment from the upperclassmen. We elected officers, excelled in our studies and participated in extracurricular activities. All too soon the close of the year drew near, and we began to reminisce over the many events and activities we had enjoyed so much. Finally, it was time to close the book in the first chapter of our four years at Dear Ole Carver. After vacation, we were on the scene at Carver again. We were happy to be back but sad that many of our old friends were not. We worked even more diligently this year, and as a reward for our efforts our Varsity Basketball Team won the District Tournament Title. Much wiser from our new experiences and our new ventures, we returned in August of '62, as sophisticated Juniors. Like Juniors around the world, we eagerly anticipated the biggest social event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. We have now traveled the rocky road of three years of high school and our book is about to close once more. But as it closes we are fullfilling our desires of becoming the dignified seniors we have yearned to become for so long. At long last, our Senior year has arrived! An aura of dignity engulfed us as we realized that we were on the threshold of an advancing society. We keep steering our course straight to achieve our goal and prize of the mark of our calling. In the organizing of ourselves we elected Marvin Johnson as our captain and Billy Barnes as his capable and willing assistant. Opportunity availed itself so that many students joined the following extracurricular activi- ties: Band, and Glee Club, Math, Art, French, Library, and Science Clubs. In March we had the annual Unveiling of our Senior Class Motto entitled, There Is No Victory Without Labor. Our class colors are Blue and Gold and our flower is the Yellow Carna- tion. Also in March our Senior Class Play was given. Henpecked Henry provided many laughs for an enthusiastic audience. We are fullpledged seniors. Though our journey was long and treacherous, we scaled the mountains until we reached its highest peak. The D -I -P -L -O -M -A . Jean Jenkins, Historian RUFUS EARL ATKINSON Bess Electrician T OFFICERS: Marvin Johnson, President; Billy Barnes, Vice President; Emma Brown, Secretary; Anne Johnson, Assistant Secretary; Connie Bynum, Parliamentarian; Fannie Mayo, Treasurer. THANNIE ATKINSON Bosic Librarian BILLY RAY BARNES Mechanic MILLER MAE BARNES Mae Lawyer GLORIA JEAN BARNES Duck Accountant ARLENE BATTLE Lynn Teacher KATIE LEE DAVIS ARCHIE GORHAM DUPREE MINNIE DUPREE Nurse Archie Ball Mint Army English Professor JEAN HARLOW JENKINS J. J. Recreation Director SYLVESTER JENKINS Pop Army ANNE ONELIA JOHNSON Biscuit Teacher Zo Carver Dear Carver High, these few years we've spent with you, We've loved you, honored you, and respected you, Now the time has come, when we must leave you behind, But thoughts of you will linger forever in our minds. We look back over the treasured years we've spent Within your walls and certainly feel content, That we can enter our future and well possess, Foundations you have lain, upon which to build success. It was you, Dear Carver, who gave us our start, That'll be useful to us, only if we part. But in leaving, we have one goal in mind: To rise to the top, for it is there we will shine. For years, Dear Carver, you have held our hand, Now we must leave you, but we understand, As we slowly and sadly walk out of your door, We parted, yet started, in '64. MINNIE DUPREE Superlatives MOST DIGNIFIED MOST STUDIOUS Emma Brown - Anne Johnson Helen Bullock - Marvin Johnson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST CO-OPERATIVE Martha Pender - James Hines MOST DRAMATIC BEST DRESSERS Marvin Johnson - Bettye Bynum MarY Wiggins - Patricia Pitt MOST MUSICAL Fletcher Hart - Evelyn Joy) MOST POETIC MOST PUNCTUAL MOST COURTEOUS MOST MISCHIEVOUS Patricia Battle - Phillip Wiggins Herman Bulluck - Rufus Atkinson SLOWEST -v Ruby Edge Senior Class Song (Tune: Let the Lower Lights) t -9- 3right - ly beams our youthful fa - ces, As we Our dear school and thoughtful teach-ers, Al - ways Hay God walk with us_ for ev - er, Through the ga - ther here this way, lin - ger in our minds f u - j re I the end . We are step - ping o'er the These past four years of sound And guide us xn p ? — 1 — P V V io fu - ture graduate Ahd threshold, To a new life ahd new day. Dear Carver learning, Have been to us a truth sublime, truthful Good-by Car - veT Fare-w l fr nd Word3 by Bettye Jean Bynum mmm To bt . or not to he: that is the question: Whither 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them. SHAKESPEARE Junior Class Officers: President, George Battle; Vice President, Lonnie Lucas; Secretary, Catherine Harris; As sistant Secretary, Bettye Pittman; Treasurer, Caleatha Reid. -J I S8 .I 1 Alvin Barnes Arlena Barnes Cora Battle Frank Battle Samuel Bullock Cleveland Bulluck Jacqueline Burwell Ernest Bynum Earlene Cherry Bessie Cofield Ethel Collins Rachel Cooper Mildred Dozier Eunice Dunn Mary Dupree Alice Evans Ethel Farmer Frances Farmer Can't wait until we are Seniors Charity Gorham Catherine Harris Melvin Hart Robert Hayes VST f A Dorothy Hines Helen Hines Laura Hines Susie Hines Daisy Hinton Larry Home Vivian Home Charles Hussey 1 Thomas Hussey Cora Jenkins William Jenkins Katie Johnson Patricia Johnson Richard Jones Authur Jordan John Jordan James Joyner t 1 HI NO PHOTO iL I r another exciting year ahead. . . 'i liiiMlil Si ? Roy Kelly Jesse Knight Margaret Knight Lonnie Lucas Willie Matthews Lucy Mayo Mary McKinnon Janice Mercer Nathan Mercer James Pender Jerry Pender Dorothy Phillips Bettie Pittman Cora Porter George Pope Joyce Reaves Theodore Redmond Calethea Reid Mattie Simms Bettye Staton John Staton Moses Umstead Walter Umstead Betsy Vines Retha Walker Edith Williams Ethel Williams Gloria Winstead Pansy Wooten Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player . ■ ., And then is heard no more: SHAKESPEARE OFFICERS: Left to Right, President, Wilhemina Redmond; Vice President, Charlie Staton; Secretary, Nellie Handsome; Assistant Secretary, Mary Winstead; Treasurer, Wilburay Dancy; Reporter, Minnie Moore. OFFICERS: Left to Right, President, Clarence Bynum; Vice President, Jeanette Hines; Secretary, Delois Dickens; Assistant Secretary, Barbara Johnson; Reporter, Elizabeth Meeks. President: DAVID LINDSEY Vice President: ERVIN KNIGHT Secretary: FRANCES PITT Assistant Secretary: VIVIAN BAKER Treasurer: MARGARET BRASWELL Reporters; JOE BATTLE WILLIE WHITAKER Chairman: HARRIET McEACHIN e Aft ' ■ President, Bettye Barnes; Vice President, Nellie Umstead; Secretary, Hazel Parker; Assistant Secretary, Dorothy Braswell; Treasurer, Thomas Walker; Reporters, Barbara Brooks, Mary Braswell. ■1 Section X) Agriculture building f { 1 Till' ■•A „ i . hi Mr. Debnam teaches students the basic steps in carburetor adjustment of the small gasoline engine. Mr. Debnam is instruct- ing this group in the fine points of wood turning with the wood lathe. V His life was gentle, and the dements So mixed in him. that Nature might stand up. And sax to all the world. Ibis teas a man!' SHAKESPEARE Section A Section M Secretary, ANNETTE COBB OFFICERS: President, Carrie Manning; Vice President, James Jenkins; Secretary, Carol Ann Hussey; Assistant Secretary, Joyce Batts; Parliamentarian, Richard Braswell; Reporters, Mary Joyner, Arthur Wiggins. Views of Our Elementary buildings ■■•::.:'--r-s' .:. -■..:■■::::?:■ What memories the sight of these buildings bring back to us. We recall the beauty of the classrooms; the days we were happy because we had so well planned our lessons and the days we were sad because we failed to do our assignments; the instructors who patiently guided us as we journeyed our path to high school. I i n Mi sh.s i.m ?m «i  sl Ji« li at fllll M 9 W km We are such stuff As dreams are made on, and our little life Is rounded with a sleep. SI BARE S-J MRS. B. J. HOWARD, Instructor William Baker, Earnest Bullock, Robert Davis, James Harrison, Phillip Clark Hussey, Leroy Jenkins, Eddie Johnson, Leander Lancaster, Hurbert Lee Pitt, Herman Revis, Den- nis Thigpen, Woodrow Vines, Arthur Winstead, Larry Parker, Bobbie Battle, Alice Lee Braswell, Mary Cobb, Earlene Handsome, Jannie Ruth Harri- son, Ann Ester Jenkins , Maude Gray Jenkins, Lela Bell Mayo, Mary Moore , Katie Ruth Mor- gan, Lucy Mae Redmond, Beulah Mae Staton, Evonne Telfair, Ruby Beatrice Battle, Carolyn Williams, Elaine Davis. 7-A MR. J. H. TYSON Instructor 7 n MR. C. KNIGHT Instructor 0- li 7-e MISS C. BARRETT Instructor Commerce Department (Ireft to Right) Christine Harris Bettye Bynum Billy Barnes Bettye Jenkins Marvin Johnson Freeman Collins Gloria Barnes Jessie Williams i if ' ma few: ■Hi ' 111 ' 2fi?S!«fe ■ Mi Bettye Jenkins dictates to Shorthand II students as Mrs. Tyson keeps check of time. Carver Zypists Strive for Speed w ■ill - 'I All the world's a stage o players: em any parts. . . . MRS. D. B. GILLIAM Advisor WHA Officers New Momemakers of America (FIRST ROW, L - R) Rena Battle, Retha Walker, Mary Braswell, Barbara Johnson, Hazel Parker, Vivian Ba- ker, Juanita Hopkins, Cora Porter, Elizabeth Meek. (SECOND ROW, L - R) Helen Hines, Wilburay Dancy, Margaret Braswell, Aldine Bullock, Jeannette Hines, Wilhemina Redmond, Arlene Battle, Rosetta Hines, Carrie Jenkins. (THIRD ROW, L - R) Vivian Home, Lucy Horton, Beaulah Cooper, Caleatha Reid, Jacque- line Burwell, Ida Barnes, Shirley Battle, Harriett McEachin, Patricia Braswell, Frances Pitt. (FOURTH ROW, L - R) Barbara Bell, Harriett Thome, Fannie Mayo, Eunice Dunn, Bettye Pittman, Bettye Staton, Geraldine' Freeman, Minnie Moore, Joyce Reaves, Catherine Harris. Science Club Senior Cibrary Club junior Cibrary Club Carver Migk School Band .Oft; • _ l -s'i i-L • . r Majorettes I DRUM MAJOR: Louis Jordan. MAJORETTES, (L to R): Retha Walker, Jean H. Jenkins, Susie Hines, Catherine Harris. Q. W. Carver's Student Council Secretary: ANN O. JOHNSON This year with the cooperation and backing of the student body and faculty the Stu- dent Council has operated successfully in promoting the qualities of scholarship, leader- ship, and citizenship throughout the school. P. T. A. OFFICERS: (L to R) President, Mr. Walker Dancy, Jr. ; Secretary, Mrs. R. B. Hardy; Assistant Secretary, Mrs. Catherine Williams; Vice President, Mr. Turner Hines, Jr.. (flee Club Carver $ our ml Staff The Carver Journal Staff was very efficient in reporting the news and happenings around George Washington Carver High School. Three cheers to them. Bus 'Drivers (}. W. Carver High School Band Carver's band leads the parade in one of our most enjoyed festivities - Mayday. This picture was taken in 1957 as the parade returns to the campus. How well do you remember this? Yes, it is your very own 1961-62 marching band. The scene of a hilarious event, 1962 Homecoming. 1962-63 Concert Band participates in the Annual Christmas program. We shall always remember this scene: The Nativity. Who Killed Aunt Caroline? was one of Carver's most talked-about faculty plays. Here we see the characters as J they hold the audience breath- ; less with suspense to the very end. Carver's faculty Play OTHER PLAYERS: Miss Gatewood as Agnes, Mr. Lewis as Riccy, Miss Nunn as Beryl, Mr. Evans as David, Mr. Flythe as Dan, Miss Byrd as Miss Mac- Lain, Mrs. Hooker as Mrs. Endicott, Mr. Whitley as Lieut. Clayton, Miss Saunders as Una, Mrs. Jones as Cicely, Miss Home as Miss Mabbitt. 01 It is excellent To bare a giant's strength: but it is tyrannous To use it like a giant, SHAKESPEARE (L to R): William Jenkins, Bettye Bynum, Connie Bynum, Retha Walker, Evelyn Joyner, Mary Braswell, Betty Jenkins, Jackquelyn Burwell, and Joseph Powell. junior Varsity (Standing L-R) James Williams, Arthur Thigpen, Clarence Bynum, Thomas Williams, Fred Stancil, and Lossis Batts. (Kneeling L-R) Linwood Stancil, George Bess, Louis Barnes and Joe Smith. (Standing L-R) Lucy Mayo, Katie Johnson, Gloria Barnes, Willie Sessoms, Martha Pender, Carolyn Hussey, Charity Gorham. (Kneeling L-R) Susie Hines, Jean Jenkins, Peggy Staton, and Mary Mayo. (Standing L-R) Arthur Thigpen, Phillip Wiggins, Columbus Whitehead, Joe Battle, Willie Farmer, Clarence Bynum, and Mack Simms. (Kneeling L-R) Luther Mayo, Ernest Bynum, Marshall Simms, Thomas Williams, and Raymond Barnes. Our School V 31 Mrs. Annie L. Staton We are most appreciative' to the janitorial staff for keeping our school so warm and so very clean. We are grateful to Mrs. Staton, Mr. Wiggins, and Mr. Mercer for being ever ready to help us when we are in need of help. We appreciate the friendliness and warmth we sense from their smiles and their willingness. Mr. Augusta Wiggins Mr. Dempsey Mercer PATRONS Miss Frances L. Colvin Mrs. Mary W. Crandal Mr. William Davis Mrs. Carrie Jones Mr. Richard Knight Mr. L. C. Moss Mrs. Mary W. Odom Mrs. I. M. Peterson Mr. Joe Vines Mrs. Bettye B. Toole Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barnes Miss C. B. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bess Miss W. D. Little Mr. Newsome Jones Mrs. Mammie Reed Miss Joyce Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Williams Mrs. Evaline Williams Miss Minnie Dupree Mrs. Margaret Nelson Miss Lowrell Graham Miss Ella Graham Mrs. Susie Dupree Mrs. Carrie Bess Mrs. Rosa Dickens Mrs. Nancy Dupree Mrs. Carolina Highsmith Miss Annie Mae Hines Miss Annie M. Hussey Miss Carolyn A . Hussey Mrs. Emma C. Hussey Mrs. Lossie Hussey Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hussey Miss Ernestine Jenkins Mrs. Margaret Jenkins Mr. Anthony Stancil Mrs. Geneva Knight Mr. Aaron Knight Miss Rosa Jenkins Mr. Leory Jenkins Miss Olivera Hines Mr. James Spivery Mr. James F. Hines Mrs. Dorothy Dupree Mr. Roheven Jenkins Mr. Clifton Hines Mr. William Mercer Miss Nannie L. Woo ten Miss Cora L. Jenkins Mr. Wiley Wilkins Mrs. Hattie L. Wilkins Mr. Lester Williams Mr. William C. Hines Mrs. Louise Vines Mr. James Parker Miss Alice Battle Miss Arlene Battle Mrs. Lottie B. Battle Miss Shirley Battle Mr. Howard L. Battle Mrs. F. W. Cotten Mr. Otis Eason Jr. Miss Lizzie Freeman Mrs. George A. Grant Dr. A. W. Hedgepeth Mrs. Lillie Mitchell Miss Almera E. Nunn Mr. Simon Pender Mrs. Florence Suggs Mr. Percy L. Suggs Mr. B. W. Thorpe Mr. George A. Thorpe Mr. Charlie Woo ten Mr. Floyd Roberson Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Collins Mrs. Mary L. Collins Mrs. Marie Williams Mr. Freeman Collins Mr. Steven M. Harris Miss Emma Jenkins Mr. Jesse Woodard Mrs. Emma Barnes Mr. Johnny Wooden Mr. Wiley Barnes Mr. William Hart Mr. William Braswell Mrs. Clara Atkinson Miss Christine Harris Mr. Bennett Dancy Mrs. Mollie Harris Mrs. Minnie Baker Mr. Fred Home Mr. Cleveland Hinton Mr. Tuner Moore Mrs. Annie Alston Miss Lillie Cherry Mrs. Florence Suggs Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Cherry Miss Ella M. Graham Mr. Joe Williams Mr. Toba Owns Mr. Willie Archie Mr. Henry Battle Mr. Dave Reid Miss Lucy Mayo Mrs. Fannie Mayo Mr. David Barnes PATRONS Mr. Willie L. Williams Mr. Bennie Epps Mrs. Emma L. Jackson Mr. Burgen Edwards Mr. James Mayo, Sr. Mr. Melvin Mayo Mrs. Linda Mayo Mr. George Mayo Mrs. Mable Mayo Mrs. Fannie E. Mayo Mr. Turner Hines Mr. Johnnie Randolph Mrs. Mary Knight Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Lewis Mr. Willie Lewis Mrs. Sarah L. Simms Miss Louise Simms Mr. Mack M. Simms Mr. Lester Atkinson Mr. Raymond Atkinson Mr. Elmer Atkinson Mrs. Mattie Wooten Miss Thannie Atkinson Mrs. Elsie L. Pervic Miss Mittie Atkinson Mr. Amos Hilton Mrs. Mattie Jenkins Mrs. G. B. Hargrove Mrs. Leora Atkinson Mr. Monte Mauriee Atkinson Mrs. Suddie Wooten Miss Cora L. Meeks Miss Helen G. Atkinson Miss Mary Davis Mrs. Josephine Davis Mr. William E. Staton Mr. Sylvester Dupree Mr. Curtis Edwards Mrs. Mary Edwards Miss Cora D . Porter Miss Forest Porter Mrs. Geneva Porter Mr. Less Porter Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Willoughley Mrs. Nellie Armstronge Mr. Grover L. Battle Mr. Willie Battle Mrs. Katie Dortch Mr. Authur Harris Mrs. Ruth Hedgepeth Mrs. Essie Jones Mrs. Betty Jordan Miss Dornella Jordan Mr. Walter Jordan Mr. Phillip Wiggins Mrs. Lula Wiggins Mr. Willie Wiggins Mr. Johnnie Farmer Mr. Floyd Farmer Mr. Willie F. Battle Mrs. Effie Dawes Mr. Clarence Johnson Mrs. Viola Johnson Mrs. Emma D. Pitt Mrs. Ethel Johnson Mrs. Nancy Dupree Mrs. Maggie Noble Mr. Marvin E. Johnson Miss Mary O. Johnson Mrs. Ellen Battle Mr. Clarence Johnson Jr. Miss Kattie Johnson Mrs. Margaret B. Wooten Miss Charity M. Gorham Mrs. L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Holmes Mrs. Cora A. Hammond Mrs. Bissie Lanford Mrs. Christine Hyman Mrs. Fannie Jones Mrs. Margaret McCnair Mrs. G. C. Alston Mrs. N. Barnes Miss M. Barron Mrs. M. B. Chase Mrs. L. C. Hart Mrs. M. Harrison Miss H. Jenkins Sgt. Allen Mercer Mrs. A. Mercer Mr. and Mrs. K. Person Mr. W. Umstead Mr. W. Jenkins Mr. Robert Jenkins Mrs. Rosetta Jenkins Mrs. Mary L. Bailey Mr. Saul Bailey Mrs. Hattie M. Battle Mrs. Mammie Battle Mrs. Geraldine Battle Mr. Leroy Battle Mrs. Arsteina Boddie Mrs. Mazell Braswell Mr. Otis D. Braswell Mr. John Dunston Mr. Jonny Dunston Mrs. Arzola Gilmore Mrs. Eulah M. Taylor PATRONS Mrs. Lossie B. Braswell Mrs. Juanita Bynum Miss Emma D. Jones Mr. Smith Costen Mrs. A. W. Johnson Mrs. Mamie L. Moss Mr. Charles Darden Mr. Eugene Dancy Mrs. Essie L. Dancy Miss Connie Bynum Mrs. Bertha Moss Miss Clementine Dancy Miss Sarah Dancy Mrs. Janie Reese Mrs. Isabella Vines Mr. James Cabiness Mr. Frank Hines Mrs. Sudie Shelton Miss Wilma J. Smith Miss Carolyn Dickens Mrs. Mary Sessoms Mr. Frank Sessoms Mrs. Minnie Sessoms Mr. Herbert Sessoms Miss Sudie Bryant Mr. Robert Porter Mr. Larry Walston Mr. Mack Roe Mr. Fred Tyson Mr. and Mrs. George Sessoms Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sessoms Miss Alice Battle Mr. Harvey Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Otis Eason Mr. and Mrs. James Eason Mr. Otis Eason Jr. Miss Geraldine Eason Mr. Curtis Eason Miss Carolyn Eason Mr. Vernon J. Eason Miss Barbara A . Eason Mr. Lucas Greene Mr. Pete Harris Mr. Rufus Thigpen Mrs. Daisey L. Colman Miss Joyce J. Cotton Miss Oliva Cotton Mrs. Sarah Cotton Mr. Robert Lynch Mrs. Clara Hudson Miss Dorthy Williams Mr. and Mrs. Zander McNeil Mr. Benlah Braswell Mr. Lonnie Braswell Mrs. Lillie M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Westley Williams Miss Annie B. Battle Mrs. Lila Baker Mrs. Flordia Battle Mr. Harry Battle Sr. Mrs. Rosa L. Battle Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Battle Mrs. Elsie Cotton Mrs. Alunia Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ford Miss Fletcher M. Hart Sgt. and Mrs. Frank R. Hart Mrs. Mildred B. Hart Miss Siddie M. Hart Mr. Eugene Hinton Mr. Loue Linwood Mr. James Wiggins Mrs. Fannie Lane Mrs. Mattie Wiggins Miss Mary Wiggins Mr. Eddie Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hinton Mr. and Mrs. Alex Clark Mr. Willie Epps Mrs. Ethel L. Dancy Miss Katie Dancy Miss Lucy G. Dancy Mr. Billie L. Lyons Mrs. Josephine E. Lyons Miss Olivia Mayo Mrs. Richard Armstrong Miss Louise Battle Mrs. John Conegland Mr. Johnnie Davis Mr. William Duddely Mr. Sylvester Harrison Mrs. Selma Henderson Mrs. Alfrid Marrow Miss Ruby Melton Mrs. Lester Pompey Mr. James Sumler Mrs. Henry Thome Miss Lucy Waterman Mr. Robert Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Underhill Mr. and Mrs. Vines Mrs. Arether Bulluck Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bulluck Mrs. Irene Everette Mrs. J. E. Anderson Mrs. Ethel Arrington Mrs. Marjorie Atkinson PATRONS Miss Madilene Braswell Miss Vivian Braswell Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson Mr. Dempsey Bullock Miss Helen Bullock Miss Mammie Bullock Mr. Thomas Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Issac Fox Miss Fannie Gay Mrs. Violet Hussey Mr. Robert Moore Mrs. Ida Speight Mr. William Vines Sr. Mr. William Vines Jr. Mrs. R. B. Wiggins Mrs. Estell Bynum Mr. Mack A. Jenkins Mr. Sam Barnes Miss Helen Battle Mr. Louis Battle Mr. Edward N. Bess Miss Ruth H. Brown Mrs. Katherine Cobb Mr. Walter Cotten Mrs. Delina Davis Mr. William Davis Mr. Lorenza Eborne Mrs. D. B. Gilliam Mrs. Sarah W. Hart Mr. Jasper Highsmith Jr. Mr. Johnnie Jenkins Mrs. Ella Lancaster Mr. James Mayo Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Juluis Stancil Mr. and Mrs.. Roosevelt Tyson Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Vines Mrs. Gracie Weaver Mrs. Maggie Weaver Mrs. Elma Whitley Mr. and Mrs. Augusta Wiggins Mrs. Katherine Williams Mr. Charlie Yarborough Mr. William F. Wooten Mrs. Margaret Wooten Mr. John A. Wooten Mrs. Rosa Sharpe Miss Roburta Suggs Miss Catherine Sharpe Mr. Jasper Highsmith Jr. Mrs. Alene Pender Mr. Luther Lancaster Mr. Howard Battle Mr. Joe Lewis Mr. Richard E. Barnes Jr. Mrs. Carrie Bess Miss Barbara Brooks Miss Aldine Bullock Miss Fannie Mercer Mr. Charlie Yarborough Mr. Frank Hines Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bertha Barnes Mrs. Agnes Dawes Mr. and Mrs. Mamie Hines Mrs. Carolina Highsmith Mrs. A. W. Johnson Mrs. Lossie Johnson Mrs. Sally Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson Jr. Mr. Walter Johnson Mrs. Shirley Kellebrew Mr. and Mrs. William Staton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wooten Mrs. Rebecca Johnson Mr. Johnnie Anderson Mrs. Emma Barnes Mr. Frank Boddie Mrs. Luccrecy Bulluck Mr. E. Sanford Dalton Mrs. Rosa Graham Mrs. Lottie Hart Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Joyner Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Mabry Mr. and Mrs. William Odoms Jr. Mr. Randolph Tillery Mrs. Clara Revis Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bottoms Mrs. Mannie R. Battle Mr. Robert W. Johnson Mrs. O. T. Austin Mrs. M. B. Bryant Mrs. B. J. Howard Mr. J. H. Tyson Mr. C. Knight Miss Nancy Home Miss Dorothy M . Lowery Mrs. W. L. Norfleet Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Vines Mr. Earl Eason Miss Evelyn Joyner Mrs. Beluah Andrews Mrs. Bessie Cherry Mr. Billie Cherry Mrs. Ethel L. Cherry Miss Ethel K. Cherry Mr. Louis Cherry Mr. Johnny Cherry PATRONS Mr. Jammie Barnes Miss Emily Everette Mr. Frank Hines Sr. Mr. Joseph Cherry Mr. Spence Hinton Mrs. Harriet Knight Mr. Haywood Mitchell Mr. James Neal Mrs. Laura Williams Miss Cleo Wooten Miss Nora Wooten Mrs. Rebecca Wooten Rev. M. C. White Mrs. Mollie White Mr. Robert Dee Lancaster Miss Gloria Jean Barnes Miss Lois McCullough Mr. Levern Williams Jr. Mr. Richard Barnes Mr. Richard E. Barnes Jr. Mrs. Otis D. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. William Caine Miss Odell Dupree Mr. Luther L. Lancaster Miss Peggy J. Staton Miss William A. Braswell Mr. Robert Staton Mr. William Earl Bess Miss Virginia Lancaster Miss Mea F. Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Hailey Mrs. Charlie M. Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Issia Wiggins Mrs. Earl Pitt Mr. Dempsey Mercer Mr. and Mrs. Charlie W. Wooten Jr. Mr. Benjamin Staton Att. Weeks and Muse Miss Doris L. Barnes Miss Dorothy M. Rabb Mr. Joseph Lee Edge Mrs. Lula Edge Miss Esther A. Jenkins Miss Julia L. Williams Mr. Wilson Richerson Mr. Grove Gripper Mr. Willie James Mrs. K. Almodovar Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Debamn Mr. J. W. Whitley Mrs. N. P. Whitley Miss Maxine Pender Miss Martha Pender Miss Elsie Cotton Mrs. Minnie Jenkins Mr. Willie W. Barnes Miss Katherine Barnes Miss Jessie M. Williams Mrs. Lola B. Bess Mr. Richard E. Barnes Jr. Mr. Jimmie Joyner Mrs. Lillie Lancaster Mr. Ernest Pearson Mrs. Mary Russell Miss Blanch Thome Mrs. Harriett Thome Miss Reatha Thorne Mr. James Thorne Rev. Johnnie Thorne Mr. Earl Unstead Dr. Adolphus Walston Mrs. Gertrude Winston Mrs. L. Macklin Mr. Authur Mayo Mrs. Ruth Nixion Mrs. M. Spicer Mr. and Mrs. William Tillery Mrs. Pearl Allen Mr. Charlie Archer Mrs. Tana Batchelar Mrs. Mary Battle Mr. Leroy Battle Mr. and Mrs. Turner Battle Mrs. Lillie Batts Mrs. Shirley Feltion Mr. Robert Hayes Mrs. B. High Miss Alice L. Hines Mrs. Mary Jones Mr. Esdress Karglen Mr. Chester Lewis Mr. and Mrs. William L. Battle Miss Geraldine Battle Mr. Marvin E. Home Mr. Frank Barnes Mrs. Lucy B. Battle Miss Ethel M. Cobb Mr. Author Wildins Mr. George McNeil Miss Mary L. Houston Mr. Robert Wiggins Sr. Rev. Robert Wiggins Sr. Mr. Bob Cotton Mrs. Daisy Vines Mrs. Ida Vines Mr. Charlie Darden Mr. Nathan Jenkins Jr. Mrs. Bertha Chance Mr. Charlie Yarborough Jr. Mrs. Mel vina Lawrence PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. John H. Little Mr. Mercer Sharpe Mr. Melvin Thorne Mrs. Lucy Redmond Mrs. Charolettie Redmond Mrs. Lillian Moore Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Johnson Miss Betsy A. Vines Mr. S. A. Gilliam Mrs. Mary A . Harris Mr. Turner Hines Jr. Mr. Theodore Bynum Mr. Robert L. Smith Mrs. Naomi Jenkins Miss Lucy G. 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Barnes Miss R. Barnes Pfc. Robert E. Barnes Mrs. C. Hudson Mr. R. Mercer Miss D. A. Williams Mrs. Barbara Staton Mr. Milton R. Hussey Williams 5 S, 100, 150 Bettye Jean Bynum William H. Thorne Mr. James A. Whitaker Mr. P. H. Hailey Miss Ruby Mae Edge Miss Olivia Mayo Mrs. LucyE. Dupree Mrs. R. B. Hardy Mrs. L. B. Bulluck Mrs. Daisey Cotton Miss Jessie Mae Williams Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cross Mr. and Mrs. Ocie Imes Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mosby Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Prividence Mr. Clyde Ridley Mr. Charlie Barnes Mrs. Mamie Taylor Mrs. Margaret Moore Mrs. Louise Barnes James R. McNeil Lincoln Park Motel Miss Frances Jones Mr. Maurica Jones Miss Lucinda Knight Mrs. Alberta Morris Miss Dorothy Pitt Mr. Willie Kelly LYNCH'S SERVICE CENTER Minor Repairs East Thomas and Raleigh Street Rocky Mount, N. C. GOLDLEAF AMERICAN STATION Pick-Up and Delivery- Phone 442-5011 Rocky Mount, N. C. TOPPS' FOOD TOWN, INC. Pinetops, N. C. Where Your Dollars Are Tops and Where Ma Saves Pa's Dough We Appreciate Your Busines s JENKINS DRY CLEANERS Hat Blocking Dyeing Alterations Small Enough to Know You Yet Large Enough to Serve You cleaning Phone TA 7-5389 Pinetops, N. C. MAO LA DAIRY PRODUCTS MAOLA MILK ICE CREAM COMPANY P. O. Box 1148 Dial 442-4191 Rocky Mount, N. C. For the Freshest in Grade A Dairy Products, Insist on MAOLA JL A. G. DUNN ESSO SERVICE Hamlet St. Pinetops, North Carolina TA 7-9496 £sso DEALER Compliments of W. S. CLARK SONS, INC. Tarboro's Largest and Leading Department Store Store - Main St. TA 5-2101 Hardware - W. St. James TA 5-2101 HEMBLY-WILLOUGHBY FUNERAL HOMES Fountain and Tarboro, N. C. JAMES T. WILLOUGHBY, JR. Owner and Operator 24-Hr. Ambulance Services Fountain, N. C. Tarboro, N. C. SH 9-3256 823-4926 Tarboro, N. C. Tribute A. H. BRYANT Dial Prop. GI 5-9954 WRIGHT'S CHICK-SHACK MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Visit Our Private Green Leaf Rooms Air Conditioned 501 Raleigh Rd. Rocky Mount On High. 97 North Carolina Compliments of COBB AND KITTRELL INSURANCE VINES SERVICE STATION E. Hamlet St. Pinetops, N. C. Since 1907 Your Friendly Shell Dealer Phone TA 7-9861 Pinetops, North Carolina Telephones Bus. 827-5292 Res. 827-8623 WESTERN AUTO V- vJlll UJ.X III till t o of ROCKY MOUNT ASSOCIATE STORE East Hamlet Street Pinetops, N. C. PAUL J. HARRIS, Owner SHOE CLOTHING CO. 138 South Main Street Rocky Mount, North Carolina MEZELL'S, INC. l ROBERTS Eastern Carolina's Fine Jeweler Store for the Man ' Young Man and Young Lady V TT Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Bridal Headquarters 309 Main St. Tarboro, N. C. Ml Tarboro, N. C. D. L. JAMES, Manager TAYLOR BISCUIT COMPANY Taylored to Taste Greenville, N. C. STOKES MORTUARY Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success. Rocky Mount, N. C. THOMAS RADIO SERVICE TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE WE'RE KNOWN FOR TV KNOW-HOW SMITH YELVRTON GENERAL MERCHANTS Moores Paints, Purina Feeds, Coals, Fertilizer, Farm Supplies Fountain, N. C. SH 9-3120 TA 7-4430 Macclesfield, N. C. R. L. CORBETT COMPANY Farm Machinery Macclesfield, N. C, C-o-m-p-l-i-m-e-n-t- s COBB CARLTON WAREHOUSE Rocky Mount, N. C. W. E. COBB JR. J. C. CARLTON REALTO INSURANCE REALTY CO. Auto - Fire - Liability Real Estate 210 Atlantic Ave. Rocky Mount, N. C. Ph. 442-4341 G. W. JEFFERSON CO. Fountain, N. C. Family Outfitters Since 1903 SH 9-3266 C-O-N-G-R-A-T-U-L-A-T-I-O-N-S, S-E-N-I-O-R-S G. W. BULLUCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY STUDENTS PARENTS W. L. DUNN SONS Complete One Stop Shopping Center Pinetops, North Carolina PEOPLES BANK TRUST COMPANY Pinetops, North Caro lina People who save regularly have money when they need it. Open an account with us now. LICENSED BONDSMAN For Immediate Service Contact ' EMAMUEL PIPPEN 401 East Pitt Street Tarboro, North Carolina MOORES CASH GROCERY Pinetops, North Carolina Tel. 442-5071 E. J. STATON COMPANY AUTQ REPAIRS 4116 Street Brooklyn, New York ST 8-8783 LEANDER HALE For Better Plastering Stucco and Ornamental Work 723 Myrtle Avenue Rocky Mount, N. C. Telephone 2-4740 Compliments of CREECH THE FLORIST REX JEWELER'S W atches Flowers That Please Tarboro, North Carolina Diamonds 427 Main Street Tarboro, N. C. INVESTIGATE SAVINGS . . . at MERCHANTS FARMERS BANK Macclesfield, N. C. The Oldest Bank in Edgecombe County COTTON BELT, INC. Quality Upholstered Furniture and Bedding THE EDGECOMBE LINE Pinetops, N. C. TA 7-4192 FELTON OIL GAS CO. Bottle and Bulk Gas For All of Your Needs. We Appreciate Your Business Macclesfield, N. C. 827-5211 East Hamlet Street Pinetops, North Carolina FARMERS NEW USED CARS Fast SERVICE 705 Stantonburg St. , Wilson, N. C B. L. KILGO REPRESENTATIVE HOME SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Phone GI 2-3297 Res. Phone GI 6-5047 Z. B. BULLUCK, INC. Planters Street Extension Wholesale Meats Established 1904 GI 6-8121 Rocky Mount, N. C. 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