Central High School - Breaker Yearbook (Elizabeth City, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1952 volume:

ANNUAL OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Elizabeth City, N. C. O Editor-in-Chief....BETTYE LOU WOOD Business Manager... .ANNIE I. HORTON Advisor...........'..BEULAHS SHARBER f ii it i;wii it ii As we celebrate the Fifth Anniversary of our annual, we the editors of your 1952 Breaker, look with pride upon the work done by our predecessors. Experience has brought changes in our annuals, of course, but our aim has always been the same We hope that each of our annuals, and especially this one. will cause you in years to come to remember the fellowship, the laughter, and the working together at C H S LIIII k i it It I1 k IV1 It II Editor Business Manager Miriam Perry 1947-48 Lina B. Parker Miriam Perry 1948-49 Annabelle Whitehurst Marilyn Carter 1949-50 Jean Speller Kathleen Ownley 1950-51 Bettye Lou Wood Bettye Lou Wood 1951-52 Anme Ives Horton II ti II 11 1 T III 1 In appreciation of the love and kindness which they have generously given us all of our lives, we dedicate this. THE 1057 RREAKFR. to OUR TATHFRS and select as a representative of our fathers our very loyal friend, and Chairman of our Local School Board MR GILBERT GODFREY it I) II ms T II I T III HI M. L. BASNIGHT Principal CHARLES 0 McMULLAN Physical Ed. and History BEULAH S. SHARBER English and French KATHRYN JACKSON Commercial Course HELEN LARABEE Home Economics ALMA JACKSON (no picture) Science LEILA Y. HARRIS CARRIE H. MEEKINS ATT IE CARTWRIGHT ANNIE PRITCHARD IRENE RIDDICK EUGENIA WILLIAMS H il FACULTY HARRELL B. DAVENPORT Agriculture J. H MOORE Superintendent MATTIE H BRITE Math and Science MARY E. KINSEY Music Director MARY I GERRANS EVA S TEMPLE BERTIE FERRELL MARY JANE JAMES RUTH T BASNIGHT JESSIE SINGLETARY ALMA J WEEKS U B U II I I In honor of all m our Armed Forces former Central Students who are now serving, or have served. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Annie Horton............President Kent Trueblood-----Vice President Martha Branch...........Secretary Sylvia Pierce...........Treasurer MASCOTS Betty Jean Davis John Allen McPherson Curtis Dillon Albertson Good looking, nice, quite a guy He came to us from E City High E. City High School 1.2. 3. Football Mgr. 1. Monogram Member 1.2. 3; Class Vice Pres. 2, J V Basketball 3; Baseball 3; Central 4. Football 4; Basketball 4; 4-H Club 4; Superlative 4. Glee Club 4 Franklin Delano Ballance Quiet, shy. a friendly guy One we know will always get by F F A I. 2. 3. 4. J.V. Baseball 1. J.V. Basketball I. Basketball 2. 3. 4; 4-H 1.2. 3. 4; Superlative 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4 William Judson Branch. Jr. L-S-M-F-T Looks - Smiles - Mischievous - Fearless -Tall is he F F A 1. 2. 3, 4; 4-H Club I. 2. 3. 4. Jr Play, Football Manager 4 Martha Elizabeth Branch With a cheery smile and a happy face. She goes through life at a rapid pace Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4. F H A I. 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4. Cheerleader 3. 4 Class Secretary 4. Student Council 3; Softball I. 2. 3. 4; J V Basketball 1; Superlative 4 Harry Finley Bright As a French student, he's a joke' But m everything else Holy Smoke1 J V Football 1.2; Football 3. 4. J V Baseball I, 2; Baseball 3. 4; FF A 1.2. 4-H Club 1.2; Jr Play. Superlative 4 Jack Olivet Brothers A real Southern boy is he. Chivalry combined for all to see 4-H Club 1.2. 3. 4. FFA 1.2. 3. 4. Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Softball 3. 4. J V Basketball 1. 2 Peggy Ann Brothers New. sweet and wise With a charm that’s hard to disguise Oakboro High School; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 2. 3; Beta Club 3; Chief Marshal 3; Central. Glee Club 4. FH A 4; Basket -ball 4; Breaker Staff 4 Robert Burrell Carter For artistic talent, he heads the list His head is never up in the mist F F A 1.2. 3. 4. Secretary 2; 4-H Club 1.2. 4. Football Manager 2 William Edward Carter Success for him is surely in store We're glad he came back to Central once more. F.F.A 1.2. 3; Glee Club 1.2. 3; Basketball 2. 3; Baseball 2. 3; Bus Driver 4 Barbara Ann Cartwright She shares with all her far-fetched tales. But she's kmda sweet on one certain male Cheerleader 3. 4; Class Treasury 2; Breaker Staff 3. 4; Associate Business Manager 3, 4. Splash Staff I. 2. 3. Student Council 4; F.H A Club President 4. Glee Club 2. 3. 4, Librarian 2. 3. Marshal 3. Jr Play Delbert Pritchett Creef Tall, stately, noble, and true. You can bet your boots he's never blue Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4. Captain 1.2; Class Secretary 1; Football 1. 2. 3. 4, Captain 1. Baseball 1.2. 4; Bus Driver 1.2. 3. 4; 4-H Club 1.2. 3. 4; Superlative 4. Doris Elizabeth Etheridge Beauty and brains don't mix they say But here’s an example that works the other way. Student Council 2. 3. 4. Calendar Chairman 2, 3. 4. Splash Reporter 2, 3. 4. Advertising Manager 3. Softball 1.2. 3, 4. Basketball 3; Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Superlative 4; Breaker Staff 2, Chief Marshal 3; Jr Play Roy Fearing Godfrey A good worker m ail he undertakes. All his efforts we appreciate F F A 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Bus Driver 3. 4. J.V Basketball 1. Softball 1.2; 4-H Club 1.2. 3.4 Vincent Lee Godfrey Quiet and reserved in every way May success be his through every day F.F A I. 2. 3. Reporter 2; Monitor 3. 4; Glee Club 4 Barbara Jean Harrell Blonde, blue eyes, singer of songs is she Beautiful, lovely for all to see Cheerleader 2. 3. 4. Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4. 4-H Club 1.2. 3. Song-leader 1. 3. F H A I. 2. 3. 4. Songleader 2; J V Basketball 1; Superlative 4 Caleb Eure Harris Courteous, agreeable and kind is he Happy, go Lucky' as you surely see Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2. F F A I. 2. 3. 4; 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4. J V Baseball 1; Superlative 4 Sara Lee Hendricks Friendly, quiet, courteous is she Always kind to you and me 4-H Club 2. 3. 4. Glee Club 1; Splash Staff 1 Rudolph Hubert Hoffman Quite a talker is Mouse But he'll be the man around his house FFA I. 2. 4. Basketball Manager I. 2; Football Manager 1 Smith Horne. Jr. Here's a boy we can't forget He may do something sensational yet! Glee Club 4; Baseball 2 Annie Ives Horton An all-round girl, plus personality. May her dreams of life soon become a reality. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3. 4. President 2. Librarian 3. Class Treasurer 1. 3. Class President 4; Student Council 3, 4. Social Chairman 3. Publicity Chairman 4, Breaker Staff 2. 3. 4. Associate Business Manager 2. Business Manager 4. Superlative 4. Granger Cornelius Hudson A regular football hero is Neil1 Even his shyness can't this fact conceal Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 3. 4. J V Basketball I; 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4. F F A 1. Bus Driver 3. 4 Lester Lamb We knew his wheaties he must eat Because on the gridiron he can't be beat Football 2. 3. 4; J V Basketball I; 4-H Club I. 2. 3. 4; FF A 1. 2; J.V Baseball 1. 2. Baseball 3. 4 Edward Hutchins Murphy Tall. dark, and handsome you are In life’s journey you will go far Football 2. 3. 4. Basketball 3, 4; J V. Basketball 1.2. Football Manager 1. Marshal I.FFA 1.2; Superlative 4; Baseball Manager 2. Class Officer 2; Jr Play. Halloween King 3 Frances Carolyn Norman Here’s the girl with energy plus She always used to entertain us Basketball 1.2. 3. Glee Club 2. 3. 4. F H A 1.2. 3. 4; 4-H Club 1.2. 3. 4; Assistant Bus Driver 4. Basketball Manager 4 Julian Lee Onley Doodle'' has ways that please His highest aim—a life of ease Perquimans High 1. J V. Football 2; Football 3. 4. Baseball Manager 3. 4; Superlative 4. Sylvia Davis Pierce In many a minstrel she's been seen As Minnie Pearl, she's a scream Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Class Secretary 3. Class Treasurer 4, Glee Club 2. 3. President 3; Student Council 3. 4. Historian 3. Standards Chairman 4. Annual Advertising Staff 1.2; Superlative 4. Jr. Play Nancy Langly Pritchard Lessons always gave her a fit But what would we have done without her wit Glee Club 2. 3. 4. 4-H Club I. 2, 3. 4; F H A 1.2. 3. 4. Vice President 3. Basketball Manager 3. 4. Softball I. 2. Superlative 4. Mary Elizabeth Ralph Gentle, quiet, kind and shy Always smiling as life goes by 4-H Club I. 2. Softball 1.2. Glee Club 4; FH A I. 2. 3. 4. Billy Williams Sharber Our Student Council president is grand Best, we think, in any land Basketball I. 2. Basketball 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4. Secretary 2. Vice President 3. President 4; Associate Splash Editor 3; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; Glee Club 2. 4. Reporter 4; Splash Reporter 2; Jr Play Sylvia Loraine Smithson She always has a friendly air And for all of us she seems to care Softball I. 2. Glee Club 4. FH A 1.2 3 4; 4-H Club I. 2. 3. Iris Jean Speller Though your temper is strong. We know you'll always get along Splash Staff 1.2. 3. Reporter I, Circulation Mgr 2. Photographer 3; Annual Staff I. 2. 3. 4. Business Mgr 2, Assistant Editor 3. 4. Class Secretary I. J V Basketball I. Soft ball 1.2; Cheerleader 3, 4. Glee Club 2. 3. Student Council 3. Publicity Chairman 3; Superlative 4 Norma Dean Spence A favorite of all is she But an athlete she'll always be Glee Club 2. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Captain 3; Class President 3; F H A 1.2. 3 4; Song, leader 2. Bus Driver 3. 4. 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Superlative 4 Harry Norfleet Stallings. Jr Punchy's surely a lad very small But his heart’s as big as he is tall Football 3. 4. Basketball 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4; 4-H Club I. 2. 3. 4; Superlative 4; Student Council 4; Glee Club 4 Hattie Lou Thompson As a talker she’s far above par And as a guard she’s quite a star. Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Basketball 2. 3. 4; J V Basketball I. FHA I. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3; 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Jr. Play; Superlative 4 Marvin Kent Trueblood Hitch your wagon to a star and. Your talent will carry you far Superlative 4; Cheerleader I; J V Football 2. J.V Baseball 2; Student Council 2. 3. Parking Committee 2. Sgt -at-Arms 3. Glee Club 2. 3; Football 3. 4. Basketball Mgr 3. Baseball 3. 4; Basketball 4; Class Vice Pres 4. Jr Play 3. Halloween King Wilbur Harold Turner In all things he's good, in most he excels From the senior class we wish you well Glee Club 2. 4; Student Council 2; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; J.V Baseball 1.4-H Club 1.2. 3.4 Margie Loraine White Yea. Margie' Yea. White1 We hope you win in life's fight! Cheerleader 1.2. 3. 4. Head 3. 4; Class President 2; Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Student Council 3. 4; J V Basketball 1; Halloween Queen I. Superlative 4. Jr Play Buck Andrew Williams Among the girls he's quite popular And on the gridiron quite a star1 4-H Club 1.2. 3. 4; F.F A 1.2. 3. 4. President 4. J.V Basketball 1.2; Basketball 3. 4; Football 4. Bus Monitor 3 Jackie Russell Williams An excellent student—A mighty fine lad' To us he seems the best to be had F F A 1.2. Audrey Wilson Pleasant, persevering, petite Always attractive, always neat Glee Club 4; F H A Club I; Superlative 4 Lloyd Edward Winslow With his galloping walk and friendly smile He will travel many a mile Glee Club 2. 4-H Club 1.2. 3. 4; J V Basketball I; J.V Baseball 1; Football 2, 3. 4 Bettye Lou Wood She's mighty sweet and cute in looks. Because she's the editor of this dear book Basketball 1.2. Cheerleader 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Class President 1; Student Council Historian. Senior Class Rep 2. 4. Annual Staff 2. 3. 4. Editor 4. Business Mgr 3. Associate Editor 2. Superlative 4; Halloween Oueen 2; Marshal 3 iftCS £ -CA- ist sv AU4t'ty Map � • A It will be held in the Central Auditorium To create more interest in this affair, here are a few facts about our class. Our Freshman Year 1949, we were very green especially about changing classes and so many teachers. Finally we learned all the ropes and acted as if we owned the school Our teacher. Mr Grimes, did his best but it was a lost cause The things we enjoyed most were the F F A and F H A Banquets and the holidays Sophomore Year 1950 Miss Ann Cox was our home room teacher One of the highlights that year was the Werner Roast we gave the Seniors at Texaco Beach Of course, we had other interests such as sports, parties, and a must LESSONS Our Junior Year 1951 Then the fireworks began We really had to go to work along with our teacher, Mr Frank Evans We put on a play Raggedy Nan at which we made money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. We also carried on a Magazine Campaign This year the F F A and F H A combined their banquets for the Mothers and Fathers and had a fish fry at Texaco Beach We enjoyed that a lot more naturally because we did not have to listen to any long-winded speakers Then the long awaited Jumor-Semor Banquet We worked our fingers to the bone decorating the gym for the dance and the lunchroom for the banquet The theme carried out was a garden Everyone seemed to enjoy it and that made us feel wonderful Senior Year 1952 Here we start to say our Good Byes to dear ole Central High School These days have been the happiest of our life we know. Mr C. 0 McMullan is our home room teacher. So far we still haven't realized it has been twelve years but th? Senior Play. Jumor-Semor Banquet and Commencement will bring the dream to a reality As we take those last steps out of the Door of Life to Another Door we will be leaving many dear memories behind but we will make many more in the future somewhere else. Now the day is at hand and we want you all to share it with us. BEST DRESSED Jean Speller Curtis D Albertson BEST ALL ROUND Annie Horton Caleb Harris MOST STUDIOUS Doris Etheridge Billy Sharber WIKI’S IVII (I CUTEST Bettye L. Wood Julian Ownley OSr M. nt 7 WITTIEST Nancy Pritchard Harry Bright MOST ATHLETIC Norma D. Spence Punchy Stallings ILL Mil TESTAMENT LAST W Slate of North Carolina County of Pasquotank We. the Senior Class of 1952. being of sound mind and body, with only a few exceptions, do hereby bequeath the following possessions, provided the second party can settle out of court any arguments which may occur. ARTICLE I Section I. To our principle. Mr. BASNIGHT. we leave a diploma for being so tolerant to us through our four years of high school work. Section II. To our home-room teacher, Mr McMULLEN. we leave a JOLLY time. Section III. To the faculty we leave our deepest gratitude for helping to make us what we are. ARTICLE II Section I. To the Seniors of '53. we leave all our Senior privileges. Section II. To Mr MUSE, we leave our sincere appreciation for his efforts at trying to make Central High a cleaner place. ARTICLE III Section I. I, FRANKLIN BALLANCE. leave my friendly manner to Harold Van Booths Section II. We. JAKE BRANCH. CALEB HARRIS, and CURTIS ALBERTSON, leave our CAREFUL driving ability to Gerald Bray and Jimmy Owens. Section III. We. NANCY PRITCHARD and HARRY BRIGHT, leave our wit to Edith Hudson and James Jennings. Section IV. I. JULIAN ONLEY. leave my freckles to Virgil Winslow. Section V. I. MARTHA BRANCH, leave my curls to Lessie Mae Cartwright Section VI We. SYLVIA PIERCE and NORMA DEAN SPENCE, leave our places on the basketball team to Doloris Alexander and Chelsea Smith Section VII I. MARGIE WHITE, leave my title as Head Cheerleader to Harry Bubbles” Blevins. Section VIII. We. DELBERT CREEF. WILLIAM CARTER. ROY GODFREY, and NEIL HUDSON leave our places as bus drivers to the persons unlucky enough to have the responsibility. Section IX. We. BETTYE LOU WOOD and ANNIE IVES HORTON, leave our jobs as Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager of this annual to Albert and Aubrey Onley. Section X I. BARBARA JEAN HARRELL, leave my name as Flirt to Lois Jean Sawyer Section XI I. RUDOLPH HOFFMAN, leave my ability to argue with a sign-post to Flora Bundy. Section XII We. BUCK WILLIAMS and LESTER LAMB, leave our ability to play football to Ray Rog-erson and Jimmy Jones. Section XIII I. BILLY SHARBER, leave my job as president of the Student Council to Spanky Palmer. Section XIV We. MARY ELIZABETH RALPH. SYLVIA SMITHSON and SARA LEE HENDRICKS, leave our seats in the bookkeeping class to Jean Belangia. Aldean Hudson and Shirley Sawyer. Section XV. I. FRANCES CAROLYN NORMAN, leave my art of staying quiet on class to Jo Fay Cartwright. Section XVI. We. EDWARD MURPHY and KENT TRUEBLOOD. leave our looks to Sammy and Wesley Onley. Section XVII. I. BARBARA ANN CARTWRIGHT, leave my size 9AAA shoes to Carolyn Carter Section XVIII. I. HATTIE LOU THOMPSON, leave my ability to catch a man to Ruth Pritchard. Section XIX. I. JEAN SPELLER, leave my ability to get out of class to Shirley Bundy. Section XX. I. DORIS ETHERIDGE, leave my 5' 8 to Shirley Smith. Section XXI. I. HARRY STALLINGS, leave my ability to get along with other students to Joe Etheridge Section XXII We. WILBUR TURNER and JACKIE WILLIAMS, leave our quietness to Jackie Cooper and Bobby Ray Spence. Section XXIII. I. VINCENT GODFREY, leave my good citizenship to Jackie Brothers. Section XXIV. We. the Senior Class, do hereby leave-. Signed and sealed this tenth day of January, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two. Lawyer J. C. Twinklestar Testator 1 PEEP INTO THE FUTURE The blustering cold and heaping snow of Chicago had made everyone just a little late for my birthday party, but at last everyone had arrived, oh so cold but cheerful. And now I stood before the huge towering pink and white birthday cake to blow out the forty-two little candles, which merrily blinked at me. reminding me that all of twenty-five years had lapsed since I had had a birthday cake just like this except of course for the number of candles. I had been a senior in school then, at Central High in Elizabeth City. North Carolina As I leaned forward to tell my guests my birthday wish and to blow out the candles. I realized that each of those candles might well stand for each of the seniors in my class of that year of 52. So I told everyone what I had been thinking and they responded eagerly demanding that before telling my birthday wish I must disclose the lives and fortunes of each of my senior classmates So I began: CURTIS DILLON ALBERTSON and MARVIN KENT TRUEBLOOD, who each had possessed good looks, had promptly left for Hollywood, where they are now partners, producing, directing, and starring in the sensational Kent Or Curt productions! I read in Life Magazine the other day. that MARTHA BRANCH has just returned to the states from Istanbul, where her husband. Bobby, was stationed during the Turkish Revolt, as a newspaper correspondent for the New York Tribune. WILLIAM JUDSON BRANCH. JR., is the Professor of French at the University of North Carolina, at the time I noticed while reading the society column m the Boston Star last week that the flirtatious FRANCES CAROLYN NORMAN had married a multi-millionaire from Boston. JULIAN LEE OWNLEY. and is planning a trip abroad with her husband in order to study domestic relations While in New York last spring my husband and I dropped in on CALEB HARRIS and FRANKLIN BALLANCE who are co-owners of a big exclusive night club and society cafe on Fifth Avenue where they were featuring BARBARA JEAN HARRELL. The Queen of Song.’' as their guest star! Around the corner from them. The Horn Tobacco Shop. owned by SMITH HORN. JR., is the favorite hangout of all the New York detectives, since he is quite a Snerlock Holmes himself Tis said that many a case has been cracked there! There was an article in the Chicago Sun two weeks ago about SYLVIA PIERCE who acquired outstanding athletic recognition as a basketball player in high school and college She is now coach of the famous Ohio State Wavelets. who were the state championship winners last year Congratulations’ Last night I watched HARRY FINLEY BRIGHT, known to most TV fans as Bright Harry. He is a brilliant comedian who stars for Bright White Soap every Saturday night on television . I received a letter from BARBARA ANN CARTWRIGHT Castellow who lives in Haiti with her husband. Fred, not long ago She was one of my girl friends and she told me about several senior class members that I had lost track of. One was NANCY PRITCHARD who now rurs a quaint little Tea Shoppe in Niagara Falls, and caters to Honeymooners She said last week EDWARD MURPHY celebrated his tenth year as a pilot for Capitol Airlines, He flew to Winston-Salem to visit his wife. BETTYE LOU WOOD and their three charming little boys A big celebration followed ROBERT CARTER. I understand, has become famous for several lovely water-color paintings that he has painted, and DELBERT CREEF who used to work at a filling station went to Texas and became rich when he struck oil He and Carolyn, together, own several big ranches on which they raise beef cattle Barbara Ann also said, that ANNIE IVES HORTON is still living in Elizabeth City with Jack and their five girls—one's in college and about to graduate NEIL HUDSON is driving a circus truck for Ringling Bros . Barnum and Bailey and is on his way to Florida for the winter JACK BROTHERS and ROY GODFREY are top-rate farmers who made a fortune in cabbage and potatoes and are trying something new—celery and cauliflower' MARY ELIZABETH RALPH married her old boy friend from Elizabeth City and her pal SYLVIA SMITHSON is now on the West Coast with her husband raising seedless oranges' WILLIAM CARTER and VINCENT GODFREY are both ministers in Asheville and Wilmington, respectively. SARA LEE HENDRICKS has her own record shop in Elizabeth City and is doing a fine business spinning platters. RUDOLPH HOFFMAN had been operating a big meat packing and processing plant in Smithfield. Virginia, but he’s planning to build a plant of his own now. AUDREY WILSON, married and moved to Hickory. N C . and although she never talked much in school. I hear that she is quite talkative with her neighbors!! L E WINSLOW, married his school-girl sweetheart. Edith, and is happy and content. I think NORMA DEAN SPENCE, after several years of touring the country and enjoying life, at last settled down with her blonde, handsome sweetheart in Pensacola. Florida It’s been rumored that they're raising aligators!! JACKIE WILLIAMS is now working m a Ford Assembly Plant in Detroit and the last time I heard from BUCK WILLIAMS, he was in Alaska trapping minks, for a big fur concern Annis in New York PEGGY BROTHERS who came to our school our senior year is now a retired captain in the Women's Air Force While my husband and I were on a rest trip in Florida about six months ago I suddenly ran into one of my old friends. MARGIE WHITE who also was vacationing in Miami Her husband is the present senator from North Carolina JEAN SPELLER is doing psychiatric work in Connecticut and has HATTIE LOU THOMPSON as an assistant in her downtown office PUNCHY STALLINGS is a retired professor from Harvard University while WILBUR TURNER is spending quite a lot of time on his sugar cane plantation in Cuba. LESTER LAMB is planning to revisit his old school. Notre Dame where he was an All-American half-back. Last. BILLY SHARBER is head of the Commercial Department at ECC in North Carolina There, everyone is accounted for! I cried Now your wish. sang my guests Thinking happily over the past years. I said aloud; Here's my wish—though small it shall be May all my senior classmates live as happily as me Then I blew the 42 little candles out1 Harry Blevins Gerald Bray Margaret Ann Brite Billy Brothers Carolyn Carter Lessie Mae Cartwright Plyllis Davis Carolyn Etheridge Charles Fletcher Gloria Gregory Johnnie Gregory Martha Gregory Jerry Hardesty Edith Hudson James Jennings Allen Jones Carolyn Jones James Jones Lila Midgett Albert Ownley Aubrey Ownley James Ownley Jimmy Owens Miriam Pritchard Alice Mae Rhodes Lois Jean Sawyer Charles Sharber Joyce Tarkenton Lina Williams siiimi inm it Doloris Alexander Billy Baum Jean Belangia Harold Boothe Richard Branch Anne Bright Flora Bundy Nolan Bundy Shirley Bundy Joyce Fay Cartwright Adele Forbes Carolyn Forehand Mary Godfrey Jimmy Harrell Mary Lou Hatfield Aldean Hudson Phyllis Johnson Miriam Meads Arden Palmer Marion Palmer Harold Riddick Ray Rogerson Jimmy Ray Sanders Shirley Ann Sawyer Margaret Faye Sharber Theron Sharber Chelsea Smith Cecil Williams David Williams Virgil Winslow Nora Alexander Valna Alexander Connie Brothers Jackie Brothers Frances Cartwright Thojnas Chappell Jackie Cooper Jack Curlings Franklin Davis Leon Eason Billy Gregory Billy Hampton Charlie Hobbs Ella Hoffman Wilson Jennings Mary Ann Jones Betty Lamb John Madre Edith Meads Jackson Morris Norma Muse Wesley Own ley Sammy Own ley Curtis Pierce Ruth Pritchard Eugene Sample Charles Ray Sawyer Jean Kay Sawyer Theodore Sawyer Max Singletary Donald Stallings Bobby Spence Barbara Spruill 'Billy Temple Leslie Turner John Whitehouse Doris Faye Whitehurst Betty Williamson Gloria Williams Billy Wilson Alice Woolard MRS. WEEKS ROOM FIRST ROW: Joseph Ferrell. Philip Sawyer. Calvin Craddock. Clay Sawyer. Bobby Spence. Edgar Johnson. Johnny Gregory. SECOND ROW Earline Tarkenton. Peggy Branch. Billie F Sawyer. Beverly Ballance. Betty L Wilson. Bessie D White. Annette Williams. Mary E Jordon THIRD ROW Alma Weeks. Jeanette Saunders. Abigail Madre. Lou A Cartwright. Betty A Cartwright. Shirley Hoffman. Billy Bnte. FOURTH ROW Betty L Bray Doris Layden. James Ballance. Therman Ballance. Joseph Jennings. Albert Miller, John A Jackson MRS. SINGLETARY'S ROOM FIRST ROW: Willie Lee Whitehead. Myra F Evans. Sylvia A Jones. Gloria F Sawyer. William Raye Chappell. Peggy J McCoy. Margaret A Gregory. Miles L Harris. Annette Perry SECOND ROW Melvin S Carter. Lessie M Jennings. Edwin Layden. Charles I Cullens. Yvonne Ferrell. Royce Dyess, Billie Jo Brothers, Nellie Mae Ferrell. Jessie B Singletary. THIRD ROW Janice L Brothers. Mary E Reid. Melvin R Ralph. Charlefta Cartwright. Ann R, Ferrell. Bobby H Pierce. Faye Whitehurst MRS. BASNIGHT'S ROOM FIRST ROW Jams Whitehead. Willard Simpson. June Whitehouse. Gordon Basnight. Geneva Lane. Ray Layden. Jacquelyn Bundy. John Woolard. Edna Turner. Alice Whitehurst SECOND ROW Joe Sawyer. Ruby Lane. Eugene Williams. Eva Byrum. Luther C Bundy, Shirley White. Alton Bundy. Billie W Betts. William Chambers. Mrs. Ruth Basnight THIRD ROW Alice L Ownley. Lloyd Spruill. Mary A Sawyer. Gardner R Sawyer. Leta Williams, Wilton Bundy. Shirley J Whitehurst. Jerry Singletary. Faye Cruise FOURTH ROW Dottie Brothers. Clarence Temple. Lee E Murphy. Gardner C Hudson. Maxine Pritchard. William Sharber. Ann Cartwright. Gordon Sawyer. Earle Sanders MRS. JAMES’ ROOM FIRST ROW Ella Only, Vickie Morgan, Frances Ferrell. Mary Reid. Barbara Chappel. Kay White, Wayne Murphy. Bobby Roffe, William Cooper, Roy Cartwright. Hubert Ambrose. Charlie Jones. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Chambers, Rosemary Overman. Charlotte Wilson. Melvie Perry. Ruby Williams. Sanna Williams. Jean Whitehouse, Lavonna Hare, J. C Branch. Miles Brite. THIRD ROW: Archie Crulings. Eddie Pierce, Melvin Armstrong. Preston Bray. William Sadler. Billy Breeden. Margaret Pawson. Clara Cartwright. Katherine Ownley FOURTH ROW: Tullie Layden. Ernest Anderson. Aubrey Morris, Cutis Casper. Larry Johnson. J D Jennings, Dempsey White MRS. TEMPLES ROOM FIRST ROW: Carolyn Williams, Brenda Wollard. R. B McLawhorn. Donald Saunders. Frank Lilly, Edward Whitehead. Nancy Porter. Mary Sawyer, Ann Harrell. Myra Sawyer. Marvin Armstrong. Lenon Mad re. SECOND ROW Peggy Cartwright. Beatrice Midgette. Ellen Egan. Esther Ferrell. Charlotte Layden. Janet Jackson. Joseph White. Daniel Gregory. Joseph Egan THIRD ROW. Jo Ann Perry. Vivian Williams. Yvonne Harris. Sandra Jennings. Mamie Jones. Kenyon Temple. Wade Doxey. Billy Harrell, Bobby Whitehead. FOURTH ROW Alice Williams. James Weeks. Jerry Hamrick. Gene Cartwright. Thomas Pawson. Douglas Pritchard. Mrs Temple MRS. FERRELLS ROOM FIRST ROW: Sara Pritchard. Larry Cross. Dudley White. Wilson Reid. Billy Wilder. Don Butler. Chrystal McCoy. Elizabeth Saunders SECOND ROW: Fred Hamrick. Julian Cartwright, Barbara Doxey. Julia Collie. Florence Smith. Ola Bundy. Norma Bright. James Evans. THIRD ROW: Patsy Curlings. Phyllis Bundy. Nina Lilly. Bobby Cartwright. Hersey White. Muriel Weeks. Edward Boone. John Hinton MISS RIDDICK S ROOM FIRST ROW Myrtle Pritchard. Winton Onley. Guy Bright. Joseph Sawyer. Celestine Alexander, William Bundy. Annette Meads. Virginia Sadler. Rudolph Perry. SECOND ROW: Dianne Jackson. Barbara Ann Whitehurst. Fernander Deal. Garry Chambers. William Tuttle. Raymond Cartwright, Rufus Jackson. Lessie Bray. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Cartwright. Wilford Dail. Jr., I vie Cooper. Jr. Norman Spruill, Wilson Winslow. Rosabelle Whitehurst. Frank Rogerson. Eva Lou Perry. FOURTH ROW June Jennings. Harriet Keen, James Ray Cartwright. Audrey Sawyer. Lois Jean Lane. India Sleadmg. Ann Pike, James H. Winslow. Lona Mae Spear. MISS WILLIAMS’ ROOM FIRST ROW: Mildred McPherson, Earline Williams. Latitcia Meads. Margaret Ann Jones. Gloria J Sawyer. Don Winslow. Faye Doxey. Thomas Hobbs. Gracie L White. Ann Ferrell. SECOND ROW Billy McPherson. George Harrell. Warren .Williams. Barbara Collie. Billy Temple. L Pritchard McPherson. Donald Taft. Anna L. Anderson. Dorothy Perry THIRD ROW Eugenia Williams. Philip Madre. John Pierce. Ivia M Cartwright. James Carter. Reid Cross. William Boyce MISS PRITCHARD’S ROOM FIRST ROW: Kay Hooker. Aubrey Seymour. Jr.. Harry L Raper. Katherine Layden. Chester Edwards. Ann Chappell. Walton H Whitehead. James E Norman. John Sawyer. MacArthur Breeden SECOND ROW Annie Pritchard. William Trueblood. Naomi G Curlings. David Spruill. J. C Harris III. Gloria Carter. Joyce A Boyce. Bobbie Armstrong. Kendrick Cartwright. Jr. Peggy Chambers. THIRD ROW: Lawrence N Larabee.-Toni Tarkenton. Kay Brothers. Billie Edwards. Leon Jordan. Tommy Brite. Billie Ann Reid. Judith Rae Hurdle MRS. CARTWRIGHT’S ROOM FIRST ROW Lmda McLawhorn. Evelyn Johnson, Phyllis Crane. Donald Alexander. Elwood Perry, Jimmy Bailey. Thomas Brothers. Roy Lilly. Donnie Jones. Geraldine Sadler. Carter Boone. SECOND ROW Attie B Cartwright. Joseph Marie Sanders. Eddie Ferrell. Walter Gregory. Joan F. Cartwright. Phyllis Jennings. Sophia Marie Saunders. Phyllis Hurdle. Beverly Wilcox THIRD ROW Elizabeth A Madre. Edith Williams. Carroll Frias. Charles McNaughton. Lynn Weeks. William Jermgan. George Edward White • ' -t MRS. GERRANS’ ROOM FIRST ROW Roy Hams, Donald Jones. Jean Saunders. Cynthia Temple. Maxine Muse. J. B Cartwright. Bobby Holder. Wray Smith. Spencer Carter. SECOND ROW Ray Raper. Ann Perry. Beverley Morgan. Joyce Harris. James Boyce. Janice Umphlett. Marie Porter. Helen Fay Gregory. Ernest Ballance THIRD ROW David Hamrick. Betty Ann Temple. Catherine Copeland. Barbara Sherlock. Sandra Gregory William Evans. James Harris. Dana ktA Evans. James Breeden fJSSL pf?: MRS. MEEKINS ROOM FIRST ROW. Talmadge Winslow. William Umphlett. Joseph Sanders. Thomas Ellington Sylvia Bundy Betty L. Lane. Lauretta Ferrell. Ruby Spruill, George Sawyer. Edward Wood. SECOND ROW: Came Meekins, Phyllis R Jones. Faye Bray. George Raper. Judith Snyder Phyllis Jerni-gan. Jackson Craig. Marion Harris, Eucell Byrum, Bennie Pritchard. THIRD ROW Shirley Chambers. Douglas Ivey. Lolita Larabee. Larry Ownley. Betty Symons. Delorus A Morris. Sandra Williams. Marvin Evans. Thomas White. MRS. HARRIS ROOM FIRST ROW: Thelma L Miller. Gene Ventura. Steuens Nettles. Sarah Alexander. Sylvia Cartwright. Harold Lewis. Gail Taft. Marcus Siuills. SECOND ROW Janet Norman. Janice. F White, Charles Pritchard. Frances Williams. Etta M Egan. Thomas Turner. Johnny R Dail. Judith Meads. Edward Wittsell. THIRD ROW: Catherine Owens. Johnny Sawyer. William Perry. Sophia Hinton. Lena Jones. Effie M Moore. Percy Cartwright. Don Taylor. FOURTH ROW William McGlamery. Marie Brothers. Willie Godfrey. Raymond Rosier Leila Harris. SE MEMBERS OFFICERS ............................Secretary .........................President ................Vice President ...................Advisor ..........Sgt.-at .....Treasurer FIRST ROW: BettyeL Wood. Mar-garet F. Sharber. Billy Sharber. Carolyn Jones. Margie White. Carolyn Carter. SECOND ROW Mary L Hatfield. Barbara Ann Cartwright. Barbara J Harrell. Sylvia Pierce. Miriam Pritchard. Punchy Stallings. Billy Wilson THIRD ROW: James Ownley. Doris Etheridge. Annie I Horton. Billy Baum. Gerald Bray. Jerry Hardesty. Charles Ray Sawyer Margaret Faye Sharber Billy Sharber ....... Carolyn Jones........ Mattie H. Brite...... James Ownley......... Miriam Pritchard_____ Margie White :....... THE BREAKER FACULTY ADVISOR...Mrs B. Sharber EDITOR..........Bettye Lou Wood BUSINESS MANAGER.Annie I. Horton SEATED—Editor: Bettye Lou Wood. Advisor: Mrs B Sharber. STANDING Asst Business Managers Barbara A Cartwright. Miriam Pritchard; Assoc. Editor Jean Speller. Photographer: Carolyn Carter. Business Manager Annie Horton. Art Editors Edith Hudson. Mary Hatfield F.H.A. CLUB FIRST ROW: L Williams, L. Cartwright. M Bnte. M Branch. D Etheridge. E Hudson. B Cartwright, S Bundy; F Bundy. M Sharber, J Cartwright. J. Blevins, M Jones. M. Meads. B. Lamb. SECOND ROW A Rhodes. G Gregory. N. Spence. S Pierce. P Davis. P. Brothers. M. Hatfield. A. Horton. B Wood. M Pritchard, N Pritchard. THIRD ROW H Larabee (Advisor). L Sawyer. S. Smithson. M Ralph. J Speller. F. Norman. C Jones. B. Harrell. A Bright. E Hoffman. B Williamson. N Muse. C. Brothers. R Pritchard. F Cartwright. V. Alexander. D. Whitehurst. FOURTH ROW H Thompson, M Gregory. C Forehand. M Godfrey. M White. S Smith. J Belangia. A Hudson. P Johnson. S Sawyer. J. Sawyer. E Meads. A Forbes. D Alexander. C. Smith F.F.A. CLUB FIRST ROW S. Ownley. J Morris. B Wilson. L. Eason. B Temple. B Hampton. L Ballance. J Roffe. B. Gregory. D Stallings. SECOND ROW F Davis. R Carter. J. Ownley. R Rogerson. R. Godfrey. J Harrell. C. Williams. T. Sawyer. J Curlings. J Cooper. M Singletary. H. B Davenport (Advisor). THIRD ROW V Godfrev. F Ballance. B. Williams. R Hoffman. T Chappell. J. Brothers. W Ownley. C Sawyer. L Turner. E Sample. R. Branch FOURTH ROW J Gregory, C Harris. A Jones. V. Winslow. J Brothers. N Bundy. T Sharber. H Riddick. J Madre. B Spence. H Boothe Io'f or o r o n AA n 0,0 a n v GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: H Thompson C Smith. E Hoffman. B Lamb. J Belangia. S Sawyer. A Hudson. M. Hat-field. B. Spruill. S Hendricks. A Rhodes. A Wilson. C Etheridge. M Pritchard. Miss Kinsey (Director) SECOND ROW D. Etheridge. P Brothers. B Harrell. B Cartwright. M White. L Williams. C Brothers. J. Sawyer. N Muse. M Godfrey. D Alexander. D Whitehurst. A Horton. N Pritchard. L. Sawyer. THIRD ROW: M Brite. C. Forehand. F. Bundy. M. Gregory. E Hudson. S Smithson. M Ralph. F. Cartwright. V. Alexander, E. Meads. C. Jones. B. Wood. P Davis. G. Gregory. FOURTH ROW: M Sharber. J F Cartwright. A. Forbes. A Bright. P Johnson. S Bundy. M Meads. S. Smith. M. Jones. R Pritchard. B. Williamson. M Branch. J Tarkenton. FIFTH ROW: S. Horne. J. Jones, W. Jennings. G. Bray. B. Baum. J. Brothers. B. Sharber. W. Turner. R Godgrey. J Warehouse. V Godfrey. V. Winslow. T Sawyer. C Albertson LUNCHROOM LADIES Mrs. Effie Ives (Manager). Mrs. Nina Pritchard. Miss Jessie Lee Riddick. Mrs. Linda Griffin and Mrs. Lessie Cartwright CHEERLEADERS Carolyn Etheridge. Barbara Ann Cartwright. Barbara Jean Harrell. Martha Branch. Jean Speller. Margie White I Head Cheerleader). Miriam Pritchard. Bettye Lou Wood FOOTBALL TEAM Thomas Chapell. Delbert Creef. Johnny Gregory. Kent Trueblood. Caleb Harris. Julian Ownley L E Winslow. Ed Murphy. Bobby Spence Second row: Harold Riddick. Allen Jones. Albert Ownley ’Curtis Albertson. Jimmy Sanders. Harry Blevins. Punchy Stallings. Buck Williams. Jerry Hardesty. Nell Hudson Harry Brite. Jimmy Harrell. Jackie Brothers. rUil Hudson Buck Williams K.H.13. Jimmu R. Sunders L.H.B. Harry Stallinas CJ. B. (Offensive Harry Blevins Q. B. Dc fc ti s i vc V? ITlanteo Central Central dhoskie Central tTlcmtco Robinsonville Central r- '• . ■ -i-Vi Edward TTlurphy L. t. Pelbcrt Creef R..B. Central St. Paul Central Columbia L. E. Winsloxv L.T. JohnnM Gregory1 K-T. J Caleb Harris Kent Orucblood E R.G. J. Ownleij L L. G. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Betty Ann Lamb. Aldean Hudson. Jo Fay Cartwright. Margaret F. Sharber, Mary Ann Jones. Janice Blevins. Norma D Spence. Hattie L Thompson. Joyce Tarkenton. Annie I Horton. Sylvia Pierce, Carolyn Jones, Carolyn Carter. Phyllis Davis. Peggy Brothers Frances Cartwright. Norma F Muse COACH. M L Basnight MANAGERS. Nancy Pritchard and Frances C Norman FORWARDS: Carolyn Jones. Sylvia Pierce Annie I Horton GUARDS' Norma D Spence. Hattie Lou Thompson. Joyce Tarkenton BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Billy Brothers. James Ownley. Punchy Stallings. Harry Blevins. Billy Sharber. Jerry Hardesty SECOND ROW Curtis Albertson. Ed. Murphy. Delbert Creef, Spanky Palmer, Albert Ownley. Buck Williams THIRD ROW Harold Boothe. Theron Sharber. Charles Sharber. Aubrey Ownley. Kent Trueblood. Willis Halsey COACH C 0 McMullan SCORES OPPONENTS CENTRAL Edenton 43 44 Griggs 36 30 Manteo 25 44 South Mills 28 44 Moyock 31 33 Edenton 28 22 Hertford 34 28 Weeksville 37 33 Central Alumni 31 68 WON LOST 5 4 K'NG: Kent Trueblood QUEEN Janice Blevins PRINCE Irvin Cullins PRINCESS Kay White DUKE Eddie Wittsell DUTCHESS Audrey Sawyer COMPLIMENTS OF CIRCLE DRIVE INK KENYON BAILEY GOOD WISHES ROYSTERS FERTILIZER The FIRST CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK POTATOES AND BEANS ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. Foot Burgess St. Dial 5882 ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. ! The Only National Bank in the Albemarle GOOD FO O D FOR PLEAS ED GUESTS john Sexton co. CHICAGO—LONG ISLAND CITY OALIAS —ATLANTA PITTSBURGH — DETROIT — PHILADELPHIA O. R. SYMONS Compliments of MILDRED'S FLORIST Dial 5590 Compliments of j — May we, the entire staff of em- j Appliance and Furniture i Dealer ployees at the hospital Congratulate you and urge you to follow the field of your fellowman to better advantage. of j ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. J j ALBEMARLE HOSPITAL I J ■ ■ i,i ■ ■ r r r ,, r r, J Continental Grain Co. For Clearing New Ground And Improvement To Your Farm Manufacturers of — Any Work Pertaining to Buldozer ARROW VIRGINIA DARE FEED See Dealers in Grain D. T. Whitehurst Dial 5457 7390 Dial 6409 Elizabeth City, N. C. — —j CAROLINA AMUSEMENT j McDOWELL MOTOR COMPANY COMPANY CAROLINA, CENTER, LOVE'S STATE Sales Service THEATERS Dial 2985 ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of CULPEPPER HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. SCOTT and HALSTEAD Dial 4329 Elizabeth City Fertilizer - Seed Insecticides Wholesale and Retail Hardware j pja| 5993 Weeksville ELIZABETH CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET INC Cattle and Hog Sale Every Wednesday at 1:30 Telephone 6387 ELIZABETH CITY NORTH CAROLINA TWIFORD FUNERAL HOME Ambulance — Lady Attendant JOIN TWIFORD'S MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION Elizabeth City Hatteras Manteo Hertford Norfolk, Va. PASQUOTANK FERTILIZER CO. Ball's Quality Fertilizers AS VITAL AS SUNSHINE P. O. Box 274 ELIZABETH CITY NORTH CAROLINA RIGGS MUSIC CO. Records, radio, record plays, sheet music 107 W. McMorrine St. Dial 7717 CONGRATULATIONS Young people like to listen to radio station W C N C BILL'S BAR-B-QUE PLACE TEXACO PRODUCTS Compliments of JACKSON'S Wholesale Company, JONES DISTRIBUTING COMPANY • Compliments of WOODLY GROCERY I Compliments of | CRYSTAL ICE AND COAL COMPANY ! j Russell's Hardware Service Station Hardware, Automobile. Accessories, Paints, Oils 825 West Main St. Dial 5388 i s wrrrrrrrff Berkly Feed Corporation | Hay, Grain, Meal, and Flour J { Poultry Feed our Specialty J | Dial 4993 704 E. Burgess St. J Four Way Service Station C. H. Charlie” CULLINS Cor. Road and Ehringhaus Sts. J. B. CARTWRIGHT I Plumbing, Heating and I Electrical Contractor J Dial 6208 J — - Compliments of THE DAILY ADVANCE r——— - i TOXEY, BERRY and i LYNCH i Dial 4412 j Elizabeth City, North Carolina r i HOOPER BROS. | Distributors Wholesale Paper — Office Supplies | Dial 4894 Va. Dare Arcade Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of CHESSON MANUFACTURING CO. S L- ELIZABETH CITY BRICK j COMPANY j Block Mfgs. Dial 2965 j Elizabeth City, North Carolina j Compliments of R. C. ABBOTT CO. j John Deere Farming Implements New Idea Corn Pickers Quaker State H. D. Oil . Sales - Service BEST WISHES GUARANTY BANK TRUST COMPANY Elizabeth City, N. C. Capital and Surplus $1,250,000.00 Established 1901 Member F.D.I.C. . — t 1 j t Compliments of J t j i BONNIE RAY FLORIST J j 512 East Colonial Avenue 1 Dial 6727 «— — . — — — Compliments r- — Compliments of of FOREMAN DAIRIES TEXACO COMPANY CULPEPPER MOTOR COMPANY 412-420 Elizabeth St. Dial 4331 Elizabeth City, N. C. —-— WEATHERLY COMPANY Elizabeth City, N. C. Dial 2955 —-— — MILES JENNINGS Incorporated General Machine and Welding Shop Mill and Logging Supplies Dial 2490 — f --— — - Compliments of SANDERS COMPANY Incorporated — — WILLIS S. WRIGHT Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Trucks — Sales Service 700 E. Main St. Elizabeth City, N. C. — — r J. F. SCOTT'S VARIETY STORE Meats, Groceries Vegetables Hardware Drug Sundries Gas 25c Dial 7658 —— HARRELL MANN Esso Service Batteries — Tires — Washing Lubrication Compliments of ALBEMARLE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS Dial 9854 Carolina Printing Company Designers and Makers of Distinctive Printing Elizabeth City, N. C. Compliments of CITY MOTOR PARTS Motor Bearing Parts Co. Standard Brands of ! Replacement Parts ( Dial 5463 Elizabeth City, N. C. 1 OVERMAN AND STEVENSON Prescription Druggist Dial 4335 SERVICE NEWS COMPANY 106 North Martin St. Dial 5784 Compliments of ALBEMARLE SPORTS CENTER PAUL BRADSHAW JEWELER 104 North Poindexter St. Elizabeth City, N. C. Compliments of BAURER SON LOUIS SELIG BRIGHT JEWELRY CO. BARR BROS. ELIZABETH CITY JEWELERS BEST WISHES TOWE-WEBB MOTOR COMPANY Phone 2461 Sales Chrysler-Plymouth Service We buy used cars-Wrecks Hertford, North Carolina SOUTHERN PIG Home of ELIZABETH CITY'S FINEST BARBECUE NOLDES BREAD AMERICAN MAID BREAD and CAKES The Freshest thing in Town PERRY TIRE STORE Good Year Tires Tubes - Batteries Elizabeth St. Elizabeth City, N. C. —— N. W. DAILY INSURANCE Mrs. Lessie Morgan — Manager GENERAL INSURANCE Dial 5186 E. Main Street Elizabeth City, N. C. : —— — Gordon Sheet Metal Company Roofing, Heating, Guttering Repair Work Dial 4989 315 So. Road — ---'I Compliments of ; WILSON'S WHOLESALE BAKERY FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY Case, Moline, Iron Ago Farm Machines i Compliments of ROCHELLE CLEANERS 116 South Water St. Elizabeth City DAVENPORT MOTORS Your Lincoln Mercury Dealer Used Cars Elizabeth City, N. C. Dial 7196 Drink Bottled COCA-COLA It's the real thing • WHALEY'S Sandwiches Drinks 108 N. Road Street Economy Typewriter Co., Inc. Typewriters - All Makes Sales Service 104 N. Poindexter Dial 5690 1 — Compliments of GREGORY PRODUCE Agent of V. C. Fertilizer Compliments of CADER HARRIS and SON J. C. PENNY COMPANY Always First Quality Elizabeth City, N. C. RUCKER SHEELEY CO. Elizabeth City, N. C. Merchandise of quality Style Value REX MANN Ehringhaus and Front Street Sincloir Products — ——- HOPKINS BROTHERS Plumbing and Steam Heating Oil Burners and Electrical Work Special Attention to Repair Work E. City, N. C. — j Compliments of D. Walter Harris The Lunchroom Ladies Apothacary Shoppe Owens Shoe Co. Marshall's Place L. A. Owney The Fabric Center Sunshine Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Pritchard Marqi arite Dress Shoppe W. D. Sharber Bennie Morris Sunshine Biscuit Co. Autographs