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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1961 volume:

Published By The Breaker Staff Of CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Elizabeth City,North Carolina Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Advisors Kaye Brothers Billie Anne Reid Don Winslow Mrs. Yvonne Roughton Mrs. Frances Hoggard Created by a few for so many, the Breaker is the summary of a year at Central High. Between these covers are captured the spirit, elegance, and beauty of our school. On these pages are recorded the fragments of our year, and the impression our personalities leave in the history of Central High. This book is bound with your laughter and imprinted with your hopes for the future. You will see more in these pictures than we could ever express in words, for they are portraits of you, the essence of Central High. This is your diary, your calendar, and your almanac--The 1961 BREAKER. Dedicatio Administration Seniors . . . . Underclassmen Elementary . . Activities . . . Sports........ Advertisments 3 ANNUAL STAFF Seated Left to right: Mrs. Roughton, advisor; Billie Anne Reid, Kaye Brothers, Don Winslow, Mrs. Hoggard, advisor. Standing Left to right: Wilma White, Marilyn Craddock, Betty Sharber, Edith Williams, Judy McPherson, Ann Perry, Charles Pritchard. Mrs. Frances Hoggard Advisor Billie Anne Reid Associate Editor Kaye Brothers Editor Don Winslow Business Manager 4 In the past year, one person has endeared herself to the Class of 1961. By giving more than her time, more than her energy, more than her ideas, indeed, by giving herself, she has guided and encouraged the members of the Senior Class during their most important year. Try as we may, we can never fully express our love and appreciation to one who has done so much for our class. In hope of showing our gratitude in some small way, we have humbly dedicated the 1961 Breaker to MRS. BEULAH SHARBER OFFICE ASSISTANTS Left to right: Mr. Hall, Tommy Brite, Kaye Brothers, Jean Sawyer, Billie Anne Reid, Toni Tarkenton, Kay Hooker. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Left to right: Frances Tillett, Core Lee Jarvis, Mrs. Hoggard, Barbara Sherlock, Helen Gregory. Standing: Ivia Cartwright, Becky Winslow, Donnie Wood, William Boyce, George Copeland, Billy Temple, Elizabeth Madre. 3 culty Ann Harrell Secretary Mattie Brite Science J. E. Derrick Science Mathematics Coach Lee R. Hall Principal H. B. Davenport Agriculture Everett Elledge Music Frances Hoggard Social Studies Alma Jackson English Business Math Helen Larabee Home Economics Yvonne Roughton Commercial Beulah Sharber English French Janet Walker English Vivian Hughes 8th Grade Edwin Reel 8th Grade Jessie Singletary 8th Grade Blanche Twiford 7th Grade Stackers Work 3ACulty Eunice Weeks 7th Grade Virginia Hewitt 6th Grade Mary Jane James 6th Grade Eva Temple 5th Grade Alma Weeks 5th Grade Bertie Ferrell 4th Grade Irene Riddick 4th Grade Eugenia Ashley 3rd Grade Vivian Jones 3rd Grade Annie Pritchard 3rd Grade Attie Cartwright 2nd Grade Velma Moore 2nd Grade Courtney Sawyer 2nd Grade 3fiat IVe Leila Harris 1st Grade Carrie Meekins 1st Grade Freda Pendleton 1st Grade May Cearn LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD Bottom row: Mr. J. L. Onley, Mr. Tom McDaniels. Top row; Mr. Garland Harris, Mr. Marion Harris. Our Softool Board The Central School District Committee is charged with the responsibility of formulating school policy, electing teachers, and acting as trustees of the buildings and property. The committee members are educationally-minded public servants who serve only for the improvement of the school. They meet on the f i rst Thursday night of each month with the principal to review past achievements and plan for future progress. They are also very active in supporting the school in fund raising and other outside school activities. Seniors CLASS SONG Dear ole Central High School, We'll always love you; though now we are leaving, we'll always be true. Now that we are going our separate ways we'll always remember those wonderful days. Throughout our tomorrows, midst good days and bad. Through joys and through sorrows, we'll think of you and be glad. Dear ole Central High School, we’ll always love you; though now we are leaving, we'll always be true. CLASS OFFICERS Larry Larabee-President, Don Winslow-Vice President Cora Lee Jarvis-Secretary and Treasurer MOTTO 'A good example is the best sermon. FLOWER Blue Flecked Carnation COLOR Blue and White SENIOR MASCOTS Kevin Weeks Pat Harris WILLIAM EDWARD BOYCE It Is better to know nothing than to know what ain't so. THOMAS EARL BRITE I myself am more divine than any I see. NORMA KAYE BROTHERS There is nothing more fun than a man.” JAMES MICHAEL BROTHERS No one knows what he can do till he tries. ALICE FAYE ELLIOTT Her rcady-wit has found her many friends and fame. JORDAN CLARENCE HARRIS, IlL Every single girl I ever knew is a puzzle to me. Our ljgar Has Special JAMES BARRY CARTER He was the mildest manner'd man. AVIS KAY HOOKER My thoughts and I were of another world. DEWEY GEORGE COPELAND, JR. A man of all hours ready- for anything. JUDITH RAE HURDLE A good name is better than riches. RUFUS ADOLPHUS JACKSON I know a trick worth two of that. CORA LEE JARVIS A little candle throws a long flame. CLAYTON ELLIS JONES Worry little, study less is my Idea of happiness. LEON BRINKLEY JORDAN He does all the good he can In all the ways he can. Casting Memories 3or Seniors MARGIE IRENE KEY Never trust a man. LAWRENCE NORMAN LARA BEE 'I know a vast quantity of nonsense. LENON FRANCES MADRE I will be getting old when I walk around a puddle instead of through It LUTHER PRITCHARD McPHERSON, JR Give me a thousand women, but give them to me one at a time. WILLIAM THOMAS McPHERSON Beware, I may do something sensational yet! BILLIE ANNE REID Absence makes the heart grow fonder. N. C. State, Here I come. HATTIE CAROL RUSSELL GLORIA JEAN SAWYER Love keeps the cold out better than Herfrlendltnesslsnotlccdbyall who a coat.’ know her. JOE NATHAN SAWYER Never think; you might disturb your mind. JOHN AUBREY SEYMOUR, JR. I may not know how but Tm willing to learn. 3viends(iip, Activities, 3uture Plans- DONALD CLARK TAFT TONIETTE TARKENTON The presidential seat needs men like OK teacher, you can talk now---I Washington. Lincoln, and me! have llnlshed. WILLIAM EDWARD TEMPLE I do what I Uke and I like what I do. GLORIA JEAN TEMPLE With a cheery smile and a happy lace, she goes through life at a rapid pace. FRANCES CANOLLE TILLETT Some think the world Is made lor lun and frolic, and so do I. GAIL ANN TOWNSEND More often seen than heard. WILLIAM ALBERT TUTTLE When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. THOMAS LEE WARD Happy am I, Irom care I'm free. Why aren’t all content like me. CHARLIE WILLIAMS WEEKS He is small, but that does not cramp his style.” BECKY ELIZABETH WINSLOW She has a smile lor everyone she meets, a laugh (or every joke she hears. All Assume New importance DON KENNETH WINSLOW PATSY SUE WINSLOW DONNIE ELLIS WOOD The best way to have a friend Is to be Neatly dressed, lull ol grace, a It's not what you do It's what you get one. charming girl with dimpled lace. caught doing.” 5 Mrs. Beulah S. Sharber Senior Sponsor 1. Billy McPherson 2. James Carter 3. Kaye Brothers 4. Billy Temple 5. L. P. McPherson 6. Judy Hurdle 7. William Tuttle 8. Margie Key 9. Cora Lee Jarvis BABY FACES 10. Alice Faye Elliott 11. William Boyce 12. Frances Tillett 13. Kay Hooker 14. Rufus Jackson 15. George Copeland 16. Tommy Brite 17. Donny Wood 18. Clayton Jones 19. Billie Anne Reid 20. Jean Sawyer 21. Becky Winslow 22. Donald Taft 23. Hattie Carol Russell 24. Toni Tarkenton 25. Don Winslow 26. Patsy Winslow 27. Tommy Ward 16 Senior Snapsdots Jean Sawyer - Rufus Jackson Compliments of RUCKER AND SHEELY Most (talented Toni Tarkenton - Aubrey Seymour Compliments of SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT CO. Best Dressed Patsy Winslow - J. C. Harris Compliments of ELIZABETH CITY JEWELER'S ASSOCIATION most Attractive Becky Winslow - L. P. McPherson Compliments of tUSSELL AND HOLMES SHOE STO I Most Athletic Billie Anne Reid - Leon Jordan Compliments of CAUSEWAY MARINA 10US Cora Lee Jarvis - James Carter Compliments of E. CHESSON SON Best All Around Billie Anne Reid - Billy Temple Compliments of GARRETT HARDWARE Most Cikely Succeed Kay Hooker - Larry Larabee Compliments of B B H EQUIPMENT CO. Kaye Brothers Hattie Carol Russell Compliments of LOWRY OIL COMPANY Rufus Jackson Don Winslow Biggest BaSy Gail Townsend Tommy Ward Quietest Margie Key James Carter 1 3riendliest Billie Anne Reid Larry Larabee Compliments of HUGHES WYNN Senior Statistics WILLIAM EDWARD BOYCE Glee Club 2,3,4; Library Assistant 4. THOMAS EARL BRITE Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; F.F.A. 1,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Marshal 3; Office Assistant 4. NORMA KAYE BROTHERS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Program Chairman 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; House and Grounds Committee Chairman 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary and Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 2,3,4, Art Editor 2,3, Editor 4; 4-H Club 1,4; Bus Driver 4; Superlative 4; Office Assistant 4; Class Reporter 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. JAMES MICHAEL BROTHERS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Homecoming Attendant 2. JAMES BARRY CARTER Student Council 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Superlative 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. DEWEY GEORGE COPELAND, JR 4-H Club 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4; Library Assistant 4. ALICE FAYE ELLIOTT 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Superlative 4. JORDAN CLARENCE HARRIS, III F.F.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3; Class President 3; Student Council 1,4; Superlative 4. AVIS KAY HOOKER Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Class Historian 2,4; Student Council 2,3; 4-H Club 1, 2,4; Basketball 1,2; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; Office Assistant 1,4. JUDITH RAE HURDLE Basketball 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Splash Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Monogram Club 3,4. RUFUS ADOLPHUS JACKSON Football 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3; F.F.A. 4, Secretary 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 2; Student Council 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. CORA LEE JARVIS Student Council 1; Glee Club 2,4; 4-H Club 1,2,4; Splash Staff 4; Superlative 4; Class Secretary 4; Library Assistant 4. CLAYTON ELLIS JONES Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, Manager 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 4. LEON BRINKLEY JORDAN Football 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1, 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Publicity Chairman 4; Splash Staff 3,4, Business Manager 3; Class President 2; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming King 4; Bus Driver 4; Superlative 4. MARGIE IRENE KEY Glee Club 1; Superlative 4. LENON FRANCES MADRE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1. LUTHER PRITCHARD McPHERSON, JR. Football 1,2,4; Glee Club 2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM THOMAS McPHERSON Football 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2. BILLIE ANNE REID Glee Club 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4, Program Chairman 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2, 3,4, Photographer 2, Assistant Business Manager 3, Associate Editor 4; Bus Driver 4; Superlative 4; Office Assistant 4; Homecoming Queen 4. 28 Senior Statistics HATTIE CAROL RUSSELL Basketball 1,2; Class Reporter 2; 4-H Club 1,4; F.H.A. 4, Program Chairman 4; Superlative 4; Laboratory Assistant 4. GLORIA JEAN SAWYER Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Splash Staff 4, Typist 4; Class Secretary and Treasurer 2; Office Assistant 4; Superlative 4. JOE NATHAN SAWYER Glee Club 1,2,3,4. JOHN AUBREY SEYMOUR, JR. Baseball Manager 2; Football 2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; 4-H Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Bus Driver 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Superlative 4. DONALD TAFT Football 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Splash Staff 4; Monogram C lub 1,2,3,4; Superlative 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. TONIETTE TARKENTON Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4, Social Chairman 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 1,2; SplashStaff 4, Typist 4; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 4; Class Song Leader 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Office Assistant 4; Superlative 4. BILLY TEMPLE Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, President 4; Superlative 4; Library Assistant 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Glee Club 2,3. GLORIA JEAN TEMPLE 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 4. FRANCES CAMILLE TILLETT Basketball 1; Glee Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1 2,3,4; Superlative 4; Library Assistant 4. WILLIAM ALBERT TUTTLE Football 1,2,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4, Reporter 4; Baseball 3; Glee Club 4. THOMAS LEE WARD Football 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 4; Superlative 4. CHARLIE WILLIAMS WEEKS Baseball 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Agriculture 1,2,3,4, Vice President 1,2, Reporter 3; Student Council 4. BECKY ELIZABETH WINSLOW 4-H Club 1,2; Class Secretary and Treasurer 1; Student Council 4; Superlative 4; Library Assistant 4. DON KENNETH WINSLOW Class President 1; Vice President 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Splash Staff 2,3, Business Manager 2, Assistant Editor 3; Annual Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Business Manager 2, Business Manager 3,4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Historian 2, Vice President 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Superlative 4; Glee Club 1; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Class Reporter 4; Chief Marshal 3; N. C. Boys' State 3. PATSY SUE WINSLOW Glee Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, Social Committee 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2; Student Council Publicity Committee 4; Basketball 4; F.H.A. 4; Superlative 4; Class Historian 1,2,4. DONNIE ELLIS WOOD F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3; Glee Club 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Superlative 4; Library Assistant 4. 29 GAIL TOWNSEND Superlative 4; Laboratory Assistant 4. Class History Through the mist of early morning, in the month of September, 1949, a wagon train began its 12 year journey toward Graduation City. The purpose of this journey was to achieve knowledge. After completing eight years of our journey we stopped at a village in the plains of the Middle West called Newland. Here we accepted eleven new friends. Two thirds of our journey was soon completed and we entered a higher and more rugged struggle. Upon reaching Freshman City we looked about us to find that many of those who had started on the journey had dropped out to take some other trail in life. Those who did remain were included in the many activities and changes surrounding them. During the three month drive between Freshman and Sophomore City we realized that our wagon of supplies and money were low. The women folk baked cakes, pies, and cookies to sell to the families of the city. The ladies worked hard and made a profit of $57.74. The men folk, with the help of the women, decided to give a good ole country sock dance. Refreshments were served and everyone enjoyed themselves thoroughly. A profit of $40.59 was made. In Sophomore City we observed the old tradition of ordering our class rings and giving the Senior wagon a party. Refreshments and dancing were enjoyed by all. Next stop was Junior City. In Junior City our main objectives were the Junior-Senior Banquet and Dance and the receiving of our rings. Thirty-seven of the stouter and more courageous ones reached Senior City and proceeded on toward our goal, Graduation City. While in Senior City our objectives were the Senior Play, getting our annual out and preparing for graduation. We had determined to see a successful end to our journey and with quickened interest we set our faces toward our destination. The last part of our journey was easier. After crossing the highest mountains into Graduation City we looked far out upon the ocean realizing our journey had been completed and a newer and brighter future lay ahead. Historians 30 Kay Hooker Patsy Winslow £asf Will And Testament We the Senior Class of '61 being mostly of sound mind and body and realizing our most unfortunate departure do hereby declare and make this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To Mr. Hall we leave more (and maybe better) office girls. To Mrs. Sharberwe leave our appreciation for straightening us out this last year. To Mrs. Jackson we leave our appreciation for trying to straighten us out the first three years. To Mr. Davenport we leave our appreciation for teaching us not to curse when we hit our fingers in agriculture. To Mrs. Walker we leave, and take Rufus with us. To Mr. McMullan we leave a basketball team with a 4'5 average. To Mr. Derrick we leave a book entitled How To Use A Slide Rule.” To Mrs. Hoggard we leave a more orderly library. To Mrs. Roughtonwe leave a batch of Service Bills for typewriters. To Miss Brite we leave a book entitled How to Catch a Man. To Mrs. Larabee we leave a bottle of Joy for those dishpan hands. ARTICLE II I, William Boyce, leave my wide mouth in Bookkeeping to my brother James. I, Tommy Brite, leave my dancing ability to Earl Eason. I, Kaye Brothers, leave my position as Editor of the annual to Jean Saunders. I, Michael Brothers, leave my ability to sleep on class to Georgetta Basnight. I, George Copeland, leave my ability to type to Myron Midgett. I, Alice Faye Elliott, leave my Senior Superlative Cutest to Cathy Cullipher. I, J. C. Harris, leave my Romeo ability to Claude Whitehurst. I, Kay Hooker, leave my ability to flirt to any girl that wants it. I, Judy Hurdle, leave my name Flash to Sylvia Bundy. I, Rufus Jackson, leave my position on the football team to Billy Evans. I, Cora Lee Jarvis, leave my girlish figure to Martha Cartwright. I, Clayton Jones, leave my ability to get along with Mrs. Walker to Douglas Bright. I, Leon Jordan, leave my title as Homecoming King to George Sawyer. I, Margie Key, leave my ability to play the great lover to Dianne Jones. I, Larry Larabee, leave my ability to understand Mr. Derrick’s questions to Marion Harris. I, Lenon Madre, leave after 13 years of hard work. I, L. P. McPherson, leave my Superlative Most Attractive to Wayne Perry. I, Billy McPherson, leave my ability to be quiet in class to Glenda Wood. I, Billie Anne Reid, leave my ability to get straight A's to Johnny Ray Dail. I, Hattie Carol Russell, leave my pretty pony tail to Kay Weeks. I, Jean Sawyer, leave my ability to wear a size 7 dress to Faye Bray. I, Joe Sawyer, leave my ability to do shorthand to Eileen Parker. I, Aubrey Seymour, leave my knowledge of Geometry to Billy Jones. I, Donald Taft, leave my masculine charm to Mac Breeden. I, Toni Tarkenton, leave my position as Head Cheerleader to Lydia Weeks. I, Billy Temple, leave my bus with the broken gear shift to any body who can shift with his foot. I, Gloria Jean Temple, leave my ability to catch a man to Donna Whitehead. I, Frances Tillett, leave my ability to have a good time to Janice Ballance. I, Gail Townsend, leave my Superlative Biggest Baby to Ann Perry. I, William Tuttle, leave all the slightly used gum under seat No. 4 in the fifth row of room No. 1 to whomever sits there next year. I, Tommy Ward, leave ah!. . .leave ah!. . . well he's gone now. I, C. W. Weeks, leave my position as Student Council representative to Tommy Brothers. I, Becky Winslow, leave my ability to play a piano to Donald Jones. I, Patsy Winslow, leave my Annie Oakley ability to Phyllis Jernigan. I, Donnie Wood, leave my Superlative Biggest Flirt to Tommy Harris. I, James Carter, leave my title Quietest to Nicky Craddock. Testators, Jean Sawyer Gail Townsend Donnie Wood 31 Senior Class Prophecy Did I hear someone say that there were no signs of success in the hearts and minds of those 1961 Seniors of good old Central High. Was it you? Oh, yes, no doubt. But do you know . . . Jean Sawyer can be seen everyday at noon preparing cornbread for her farmer husband's dinner. Joe N. Sawyer succeeded at last in impersonating Elvis and is now appearing on the Jack Parr Show. Aubrey Seymour, now one of the nation's top nuclear physicists, has just developed a new satellite to circle a satellite. Donald Taft, well-known playboy, has just taken Liz away from Eddie. Good luck, Duck . Toni Tarkenton holds the title of The World's Only Female Stock Car Driver . Billy Temple, well-known beatnick in Greenwich Village, can be seen still running around in circles. Gloria Jean Temple and Frances Tillett are sponsoring a Lonely Heart's Club. (Care to join, lonely girls?) William Tuttle is still trying to graduate. The School Board is contemplating giving him an honorary diploma just to get rid of him. Gail Townsend and her famous Kiddie Show have put Captain Kangaroo out of business. William Boyce has just been made editor of THE DAILY ADVANCE. Elizabeth City will never be the same. Kaye Brothers and Hattie Carol Russell are partners in business. They own and operate Milady’s Charm School . James Carter is now the star attraction in the World Championship Rodeo. J. C. Harris, formerpitcher of the Pittsburg Pirates, is now manager and is going into the World Series. Judy Hurdle, well-known model, has just decided to dye her hair greenish-purple. Clayton Jones has become quite well known for the results he has achieved with his muscle-building physical education course. Margie Key, an unmarried w-riter, has just finished her latest book, 21 Ways to Catch a Man . Billy McPherson, still interested in athletics, is representing the United States in the next Olympic races. L. P. McPherson, has designed a new sports car guaranteed to take those sharp curves faster than 30 M.P.H. Mike Brothers, nationally syndicated columnist has just written an article entitled The Truth About ’56 Fords . Tommy Brite, the first man to reach the moon, is trying to get permission from Washington to return to earth. George Copeland is manager of Elizabeth City's zoo. His feature attraction is the World's Most Intelligent Animal of It's Kind -Tommy Ward, alias Zippy. Rufus Jackson has just been promoted to Sergeant of the local Highway Patrol Unit. Cora Lee Jarvis and Kay Hooker, nurses at the Mayo Clinic, are feeding the patients poison and breaking the doctors hearts. Leon Jordan is running touchdowns professionally for the Baltimore Colts. Larry Larabee, most successful farmer of Pasquotank County, is noted for his ability to produce outstanding and odd crops. Lenon Madre doesn’t need English, math, or history. His wife is 20 years older but she has 20 million for each year. Billie Anne Reid, owner of a riding academy in Elizabeth City, can be seen trying to teach her nine months old twins how to stay on a horse. Becky Winslow can be seen washing windows at her ranch-style home in Newland. Melvin Jr. and Little Mattie are watching from the play pen. Don Winslow, famous concert pianist, has been seen every night on most channels giving a really big shew . Patsy Winslow, famous clothes designer, has started a new trend in animal skin dresses called The Primitive Look . Donnie Wood runs an I Carry Everything store at Morgan's Corner, the capitol of Newland. Alice Faye Elliott is comfortably settled in the lower part of Camden County doing the family laundry every other day. 32 Aiina Anderson Bobby Armstrong Georgetta Basnight James Breeden junior Mac Breeden Douglas Bright Ivia Mae Cartwright Billy Colson Cathy Copeland Marilyn Craddock Wilford Dail, Jr. Billy Evans Helen Faye Gregory Sandra Gregory David Hamrick Jimmy Harris Billy Jones Carolyn Jones Donald Jones Wanda Knauss Elizabeth Madre Compliments of MILES JENNINGS Class Philip Madre Maxine Muse Linda McLawhorn Charles McNaughton Judy McPherson Ann Perry Marlene Perry Harry Raper John Sawyer Steve Sharber Stan Sharber Barbara Sherlock Betty Ann Temple Tommy Thompson Janice Umphlett Janet Weeks Linwood Weeks Edward White Walton Whitehead Edith Williams Louise Williamson Janice Winslow Steve Winslow Glenda Wood Compliments of ALBEMARLE BOWLING CENTER Janice Ballance Lois Ballance Dolly Mae Bateman James Bateman Steve Bateman Carter Boone James Boyce Faye Bray Clark Bright Marie Brothers Sylvia Bundy Eucell Byrum J. B. Cartwright Percy Cartwright Sylvia Cartwright Sophomore Class Sally Colston Nicky Craddock Jackie Craig Cathy Cullipher Earl Eason Jerry Edwards Sharon Evans Caroll Frias Brenda Gibbs Donald Hales George Harrell Marion Harris Walden Hearn Richard Hoffman Phyllis Jernigan Lena Jones Compliments of BELK-TYLER’S Not Pictured Lolita Larabee Latitcia Meads Thelma Miller Deloris Morris Larry Ownley Wayne Perry John Pierce Bennie Pritchard Charles Pritchard George Raper George Sawyer Johnny Sawyer Betty Lee Sharber Bail Spear Jane Stafford Sophomore Class Cynthia Temple Thomas Turner William Umphlett Gene Ventura Bobby Weeks Lydia Weeks Wilma Doris White Dona Whitehead Brian Williams Charlie Williams Frances Williams Richard Williams Sandra Williams Edward Wittsell Ralph Wood Compliments of DAVENPORT MOTORS Ann Armstrong Henry Armstrong Francis Banks Bobby Berry Frances Brite Shirley Bright Babette Breeden Aaron Brothers Tommy Brothers Earl Bundy Martha Cartwright Claudia Chappell Jackie Colson Preston Colson Mary Cooper 3resfiman Class Faye Copeland Johnny Ray Dail Dana Dawes Katherine Eason Etta Mae Egan Frankie Egan Cathy Goodwin Cindy Gordon Walter Gregory Charles Hamrick Carole Ann Harrell Brooks Harrell Douglas Harris Marie Harris Tommy Harris Bobby Hewitt Judy Jackson Murriel Jarvis Edward Jennings Margaret Jennings William Jernigan Dianne Jones Sharyn Jones Veronica Jones Brenda Jordan Phyllis Key Joyce Lane Harold Loflin Carolyn Long Martha McPherson G. V. Mason Judith Meads Anna Midgett Myron Midgett Steve Nettles Janet Norman Sam O'Briant Aileen Parker David Pawloski 3resfiman Class Billy Perry Jimmy Perry James Pike June Pike Alice Pritchard Sandra Reid Sammy Riddick Mary Russell Sandra Sawyer Carolyn Self Richard Seymour Newton Sharber Janice Snow Dianne Spear Brenda Tarkenton Shelia Temple Shirley Temple Lydia Twiddy Marie Wittsell Claude Whitehurst Warren White Kaye Weeks Sophia Hinton Row 1, Left to Right: Donald Alexander, Dona Altenberger, Dallas Ambrose, Emily Jo Arndt, Michael Baker, Jimmy Ball, John Ballance, Mary Joyce Ballance, Mildred Ballance, Preston Ballance, Emily Baum. Row 2: Jerry Boone, Richard Boyce, Bobby Bray, Lyman Brickhouse, Shelia Brinkley, Peggy Brinson, Peggy Brite, Dennis Cartwright, Donald Cartwright, Sylvia Cartwright, Bonnie Jean Cooper. Row 3: R. C. Copeland, Larry Cullipher, Gene Davenport, Betty Jean Davis, Ronnie Dixon, Glenna Duncan, Nora Mae Eason, Ray Eason, Everett Egan, Henry Elliott, Marvin Evans. Row 4: Walter Evans, Lauretta Ferrell, Bronnie Frias, FayeGlover, Willie Godfrey, Jr., Gwen Goodwin, Laura Green, Eunice Harrell, Carolyn Harris, J. J. Harris, Jr., Sue Harris. Row 5: Cecil Hassell, Dallas Hassell, Suzette Hewitt, Kenneth Houck, James Hurdle, Pat Jackson, Mayhue Johnson, Sylvia Jones, Julian Key, Peggy McNaughton, Stephen McPherson. Row 6: Sandra Morse, Stanley Newbold, Donald Nystron, Jr., Bryan O'Leary, Frances O'Leary, Sharon Palmer, Gayle Parker, Charles Phyllips, Jean Pierce, Bill Potter, Linda Pritchard. Row 7: Joyce Ann Raper, Richard Raper, Cheryll Rhodes, Virginia Russell, Diane Sawyer, Roger Sawyer, Donna Scott, Linwood Earl Scott, Terry Self, Betty Spinks, Davis Stillson. Row 8: Donnie Tadlock, Leroy Temple, Susan Townsend, Phyllis Turner, Terry Ann Warren, Ann White, Donna White, Wesley White, Lynne Williams, Margie Williams, Gail Winslow. Row 9: Milton Winslow, Tal Winslow, Douglas Sawyer, Willina Zeigler. _ b J ’ Compliments of WHITE CADILLAC-OLDS, INCORPORATED Seventh grade SEVENTH GRADE Row 1, Left to Right: Jimmy Anderson, Linda Bray, Harvey Bright, Linda Bright, Cathy Brothers, Joel Brothers, John Wayne Bundy, Katherine Chappell, Leslie Comardo, Robert Crawley, Charles Cruise. Row 2: Cheryl Davis, Ronald Davis, Creig Dawes, Faye Evans, Yvonne Fowler, Curtis Gregory, John Hague, Faye Harrell, Pat Hinton, Gary Hobbs, James Howell. Row 3: Charles Hunter, Donald Jackson, Dorinda Jackson, Ida Mae Jarvis, Marlene Jennings, Mary Frances Johnson, Bobby Jones, Larry Jordan, Harry Lee, Joseph Lewis, Peggy McCloud. Row4: Bruce McPherson, Alice Meads, Allen Meads, Linda Meads, Johnny Paul Miller, Pat O'Briant, Deborah Pawloski, Cathy Phillips, Barbara Pritchard, Donna Pritchard, Elaine Pritchard. Row 5: Harold Pritchard, Retha Ranhorn, Phyllis Reid, Reta Rimes, Patricia Rogerson, James Russell, Becky Saunders, Curtis Saunders, Garland Scott, Jr., Nancy Sniper, Jackie Symons. Row 6: Jimmy Taylor, Wayne Temple, Billy Thompson, Anna Umphlett, Jimmy Vess, Bobby Williams, Phillip Wayne Williams, Kenneth Winslow, Bill Pritchard. Compliments of W. E. INGRAM-DISTRIBUTOR 42 Sixffi Qrade SIXTH GRADE Row 1, Left to Right: Helen Armstrong, Billy Ball, Linda Boyce, Douglas Bray, Michael Brill, Johnnie Paul Brothers, Horace Bundy, Chris Butler, James Byrum, Gail Cartwright, Tommy Cherry. Row 2: James Colston, Mary Comardo, Robert Cooper, Phyllis Copeland, Wayne Cullipher, Mark Davenport, Raymond Dixon, Johnny Eason, Brenda Egan, Cecilia Forehand, Elwood Gibbs. Bow 3: Gary Godfrey, Frankie Gordon, Guy Green, Stephen Graschen, Patricia Halsey, Rodney Harrell, Brenda Harris, Linda Jo Harris, Jane Hearn, Kenneth Hooker, Wade Holland. Row 4: Sherra Houck, Linda Jackson, Bonnie Jenkins, Jim Jernigan, William Jergigan, Kay Jones, Jack Koerner, Forest Lane, Amy Meads, Della Moore, Paul Newbold. Row 5: Ersal Overton, Jean Owens, Viene Pawloski, Chris Payne, Cecil Perry, Buck Pike, Betty Pritchard, Horace Pritchard, Linda Pritchard, Bill Reid, Myrtle Ownley. Row 6: Sherry Rhodes, Linda Rowland, Eula Faye Russell, Nancy Saunders, Sandra Sexton, Carol Ann Tadlock, Milton Tadlock, James Tatum, Chubby Tatum, Merle Temple, Alan Turner. Row 7: Joseph Vaughn, Anne Weeks, Portia White, John Whitehead, Billy Williamson, Alden Winslow, Linda Carol Winslow, Lawrence Jackson, Linda Ann Ives, Steve Sawyer. Compliments of PERRY PAINT GLASS COMPANY 43 FIFTH GRADE Row 1, Left to Right: Sheryl Altenberger, Barney Berry, Nancy Bray, Susan Bray, Brenda Brinson, Jimmy Brinson, Kaye Brothers, Terry Brower, Scottie Brown, Clarence Bundy, Norma Cartwright. Row 2: Gaunita Colson, David Crawley, Elaine Forehand, Margaret Godfrey, Terry Gregory, Larry Hales, Carroll Harrell, Jan Harrell, Wayne Harrell, Gary Harris, Michael Hayman. Row 3: Billy Ray Hogue, Ellen Holder, Jacqualine Holder, Mary Howell, Jerry Jackson, Leon Jarvis, Sandra Jernigan, Wanda Jones, A1 Jordan, Stephen Kent, Georgia Knauss. Row 4: Douglas Lane, Michael Lane, Mary Lynn Lewis, Bill McDaniels, Alston McPherson, Carliss McPherson, Roger McLawhorn, Billy Mann, Ray Matthews, Ted Minton, Roger Moore. Row 5: Evelyn Morse, Perry Newbold, Stanley Nystrom, Dianne Onley, Shealia Onley, Jimmy Palmer, Judy Parker, Jona Pritchard, Nancy Pritchard, Wade Reid, Michael Pritchard. Row 6: Billy Rimes, Bryant Sawyer, Christine Sawyer, Jerry Sawyer, Wade Sawyer, Carroll Lee Smith, Rita Spear, Karen Spencer, Linda Stevenson, Mary Stevenson, Terry Taylor. Row 7: Louise Umphlett, Lynn Ward, C. W. Davis, Larry Whaley, Vickie Whitley, Jerel Winslow, Linda Winslow, Bobby Wolfard, Rebecca Wood, Donella Young, Richard Young. Row 8: Ima Jean Loflin, Gwen McCloud, Ann Mann, Ida Mae Brickhouse. Compliments of SANDERS COMPANY, INCORPORATED 44 FOURTH GRADE Row 1, Left to Right: Timothy Armstrong, Nancy Bailey, Angela Ball, Rickey Berry, Karen Blevins, Gene Boyce, Jay Bray, Jeannie Bray, Lovenia Brickhouse, Billie Brite, Linda Bridgman. Row 2: Susan Brothers, Sharon Brower, Belinda Burns, Patricia Butzlaff, Randy Cartwright, Gail Chappell, Donald Cherry, Paul Comardo, Terry Cooper, Franklin Crecf, Kenneth Cullipher. Row 3: Melvin Cullipher, Dean Davis, Margaret Davis, Spencer Evans, M. I. Ferrell, Lawrence Gaskins, Terry Godfrey, Brenda Halsey, Angela Harrell, Joan Harrell, Wayne Harris. Row 4: Nancy Hearn, Larry Hobbs, Joyce Hodges, Wayne Jarvis, Don Jernigan, Tommy Jernigan, Gerald Jones, Charles Knauss, Diane Lane, Dallas Layden, Roberta Lindsey. Row 5: Elaine Luton, Sarah Me Lawhorn, Sharon Madrey, Nancy Mann, Bark-well Meads, Daphnne Meads, Teresa Meads, Billy Miller, Jimmy Miller, Mary Frances Miller, Jean Parker. Row 6: Charles Payne, Charlie Pierce, Rhonda Pipkin, Jean Pritchard, Jo Ella Ralph, Carolyn Rountree, Gloria Sawyer, Karen Sawyer, Susan Sherrill, Floyd Smithson, Delores Swain. Row 7: Darlene Taft, Linda Taylor, Lois Tuttle, William Ward, Betsy White, Betty White, Clifton White, Darlene Whitley, Ralph Williamson, Roy Winslow, Donna Young. Row 8: Elton Armstrong, Lynn Williams. Compliments of FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY 208 S. Water Street - Elizabeth City, North Carolina 5 THIRD GRADE Row 1, Leftto Right: Deiorlse Armstrong, Linda Armstrong, Danny Ball, DavidBray, Patricia Brewer, Johnny Ray Brickhouse, Don Bridgman, Connie Bright, Kenneth Brill, Clifton Brinson, David Brinson. Row 2: Mike Brinson, Debbie Burns, Joyce Byrum, Jerry Cartwright, Sanford Chappell, Teresa Clifton, Beverly Creef, Betty Doxey, Billy Duncan, Debbie Evans, Freddy Evans. Row 3: Gill Evans, Lee Evans, Roy Evans, Clarence Ferrell, J. C. Ferrell, Kent Goodwin, Don Gordon, Betty Jo Grant, Carla Harris, Dorsey Harris, Walter Holland. Row 4: Ricky Humsucker, Garland Jernigan, Gloria Jones, Ronald Layden, Debbie Lindsey, Frances Long, Cinda McClenney, Bob McDaniels, Karen McPherson, Nancy Matthews, Tommy Meads. Row 5: Delvin Minton, Clif Nix, Eddie Parker, Connie Pierce, Roy Pike, Phillip Pritchard, Frances Ralph, Danny Rhodes, David Rhodes, Debby Roberts, David Sawyer. Row 6: Cathy Sharber, Douglas Swain, Linda Sylvester, Betty Tadlock, Fonda Tarkenton, Ida Joe Tatum, Douglas Thompson, Douglas Turner, Ann Waters, Donald White, Douglas Williams. Row 7: George Winslow, Lynn Winslow, Wyn Ann Wolfard, Bob Hoggard, Linda Davenport, Danny Jordan. Compliments of TODDS PHARMACY, INCORPORATED 216-218 S. Poindexter St. Phone 2901 - Elizabeth City, North Carolina SECOND GRADE Row 1, Left to Right: Renee Allen, Garry Anderson, Bruce Armstrong, Cathy Armstrong, Eldridge Armstrong, Joyce Armstrong, Becky Bailey, Woodie Bailey, Winnie Boone, Jerry Boyce, Terry Boyce. Row 2: James Brewer, Rodney Brickhouse, Wilbert Brickhouse, Clark Bridgman, Calvin Bright, Terry Sue Brite, Pamela Brown, Richard Bundy, Donna Cartwright, Scott Cauley, Jimmy Chambers. Row 3: Kenneth Cherry, Monte Clifton, Floyd Colston, Wayne Cooper, Brenda Creef, Kay Cullipher, Michael Cuthrell, Paul Davis, Laura Dixon, Stephen Evans, Bobby Ferrell. Row 4: Steven Franks, Cedric Hague, Grant Hall, Jr., Eleyse Harrell, Marie Hayman, Terry Hudson, Janice Jackson, Hoyt James, Jr., Clifton Jarvis, Teddie Jernigan, AngelaJones. Row 5: Russell Jordan, Mary Low Lane, Rae Layden, Richard Lewis, Elizabeth Lindsey, Dail Lowen, Dana Lowen, Erline McLawhorn, Geraldine McLawhorn, Linda Gail Madrey, Mary Jo Mason. Row 6: Janice Meads, Barbaree Moore, Larry Moore, Kathie Morgan, Janet Owens, Herbie Parker, Billy Parker, Douglas Pike, David Pipkin, Jim Pritchard, Mary Ralph. Row 7: VannRanhorn, Franklin Reid, Garland Reid, Judy Rogerson, J. D. Sanders, Jr., David Saunders, Eugene Sawyer, Gail Sawyer, Jack Sherrill, Sandra Smith, Michael Spear. Row 8: Clayton Thompson, Jr., Norman Turner, Carol Umphlett, Christine Vaughn, Susan Wageli, Charles White, Mary Alict White, Ronald White, Brenda Williams, Jean Wood, Louis Zeigler, III. Row 9: Lynn Hudson. Compliments of SAWYER1 S HOUSE OF FURNITURE, INCORPORATED c cv, {? „ ,, m iL i 1 x-m r PA . • •• rA fl ft 1 £i AOO f Mi. v r L££?Z('.L ? LLLLLL fL fe , ' FIRST GRADE Row 1, LefttoRight: George Altenberger, Aletha Andrew, Timothy Bailey, Robert Bray, Teresa Brewer, Ike Brickhouse, Eddie Brinson, David Clay Brite, Gail Carter, Sara Frances Cerris, Gary Cox. Row 2: Billy Creel, Pat Cuthrell, Darryl Davis, Linda Elliott, Judy Evans, Donald Ferrell, Sandy Forehand, Faye Garr, Philip Garr, Thomasa Garrett, Frankie Gibbs. Row 3: Brenda Godfrey, Sharon Godfrey, Shelia Gregory, Teresa Harrell, Steve Harris, Karen Hewitt, Billy Holland, Larry Jones, Larry Joe Jones, William Robert Jones, Gary King. Row 4: James Lane, Rickey Lane, Michael Layden, Bruce Long, Debbie Long, Dior Lowen, Silas Lupton, Kay McCloud, Stephen McDaniels, Robert Matthews, Tim Meads. Row 5: Timothy Meads, Bonnie Miller, Linda Sue Miller, Mamie Miller, Charles Newbold, Ricky Phillips, Wayne Pierce, Diane Pipkin, Bill Pritchard, David Pritchard, Peggy Rhodes. Row 6: James Melvin Rogers, Jackie Sawyer, Patsy Sawyer, Cindy Sharber, Thomas Stevenson, Jr., David Sylvester, Larry Joe Taylor, Cynthia Walker, Kenneth Waters, Eddie White, Woody Winslow. Row 7: Debbie Young. I-. Compliments of BEEFY'S DRIVE INN 48 f I kl%lH’ iM} ” •' BltMl ' 4 ' ■•■ iuii � � ««• 1m mu � , • «• • •■• .nj ,tll ' � � ' jrt •' School Royalty Top to Bottom: King - Billy Temple; Queen - Becky Winslow; Prince - Davis Stillson; Princess - Mary Frances Johnson; Duke - Eddie Brinson; Dutchess -Linda Davenport. Homecoming King And Queen Billie Anne Reid - Leon Jordan Homecoming Attendants Top to Bottom: Wilma Doris White, C. W. Weeks; Joyce Harris, Rufus, Jackson; Eucell By rum, James Carter; Georgetta Basnight, Larry Larabee; Gail Taft, David Hamrick; Janet Weeks, Donald Taft; Toni Tarkenton, Aubrey Seymour; Judy McPherson, Don Winslow; Kaye Brothers, Charles Pritchard. 5 ' GLEE CLUB Row 1, Left to Right: W. White, C. Hamrick, J. Breeden, W. Boyce, G. V. Mason, S. O'Briant, E. Brothers, A. Seymour, S. Sharber, W. Tuttle, D. Bright, W. Dail, Mr. Elledge. Row 2: C. Gordon, M. Wittsell, J. Meads, S. Bundy, L. Jones, A. Anderson, A. Armstrong, B. Tarkenton, G. Wood, M. Cartwright, G. Taft, F. Brite, J. Weeks, T. Tarkenton, J. Pierce. Row 3: L. Weeks, D. Whitehead, A. Perry, B. Sherlock, M. Brothers, C. Jones, S. Brite, J. Norman, M. Jennings, J. Jackson, S. Reid, I. Parker, B. Breeden, M. Breeden. Row 4: J. Saunders, M. Craddock, B. Gibbs, K. Hooker, J. McPherson, E. Madre, K. Brothers, L. Ballance, L. Larabee, S. Jones, M. McPherson, C. Chappell, D. Hamrick. Row 5: E. Egan, C. Jarvis, F. Tillett, S. Hinton, C. Self, S. Sawyer, K. Goodwin, D. Jones, S. Williams, S. Cartwright, D. Morris, L. McLawhorn, B. Sharber, V. Jones, P. Winslow, J. Harris. Marilyn Craddock Vice President Aubrey Seymour President David Hamrick Secretary 11 Marshills jedictotun Onslow, Bil C'An e field, j c S' Janj(?s Carte Hooker STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated - David Hamrick - Vice President; Miss Mattie Brite - Advisor; Billie Anne Reid - President, Standing - Gail Taft - Secretary; Lolita Larabce - Chaplain; Don Winslow - Sergeant-at-Arms: Georgetta Basnight - Treasurer; Clark Bright - Historian; Janet Weeks - Parliamentarian. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Seated, Left to Right: L. Larabee, G. Taft, D. Winslow, D. Hamrick, B. Reid, G. Basnight, Miss Mattie Brite, Advisor; C. Bright. Standing, Left to Right: E. Byrum, C. W. Weeks, C. Whitehurst, W. White, R. Jackson, B. Winslow, L. Jordan, J. McPherson, J. C. Harris, M. Craddock, M. Brothers, S. Bundy, R. Williams, B. Gibbs, J. Pike, J. Weeks, F. Brite, M. Wittsell. F. H. A. Seated: Kaye Brothers, Program Chairman; Frances Brite, Historian; Ann Perry, Treasurer. Wilma White, President; Kay Hooker, Vice President; Betty Lee Sharber, Secretary; Judy McPherson, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Helen Larabee, Advisor. Row 1: B. Sherlock, J. Weeks, S. Jones, G. Temple, L. Jones, G. Taft, E. Byrum, S. Gregory, M. Craddock, D. Jones, S. Bundy. Row 2: H. Gregory, M. Gregory, M. Cartwright, B. Tarkenton, M. Brothers, H. Russell, M. Jennings, S. Cartwright, S. Williams, C. Self, B. Symons, F. Bray, S. Brite, B. Breeden, L. Larabee, M. McPherson. Row 3: M. Jarvis, M. Wittsell, S. Reid, P. Winslow, J. Jackson, J. Stafford, D. Morris, B. Gibbs, G. Basnight, T. Tarkenton, C. Gordon. F. F. A. Row 1: W. Tuttle, B. Temple, R. Jackson, M. Brothers, J. Carter, N. Craddock, B. Weeks, B. Hewiett, Row 2: Mr. Davenport, F. Banks, C. Brite, C. W. Weeks, N. Sharber, B. Perry, E. Bundy, J. Colson, R. Wood, J. Perry, B. Berry. Row 3: H. Lofflin, S. Bateman, C. Whitehurst, B. Williams, G. Sawyer, C. Williams, J. Pike, H. Armstrong, W. Jernigan, P. Cartwright, J. Venture, T. Harris, R. Williams. Row 4: C. Jones, G. Sawyer, S. Sharber, L. P. McPherson, S. Sharber, R. Harris, B. Armstrong, D. Wood, T. Turner, B. McPherson, B. Spear, F. Egan, J. Craig, B. Prichard. Row 5: B. Jones, R. T. Brite, E. Eason, W. Hern, M. Harris, J. Sawyer, L. Larabee, J. Harris, B. Madre, W. Gregery, L. Madre, T. Brothers, T. Ward. ■t, HIGH TlH[u REAM BETA CLUB Seated: Clark Bright - Treasurer; Georgetta Basnight - Vice President; Don Winslow - President: Marie Brothers - Secretary, Mrs. Janet Walker - Advisor. Standing: Wilma White, Judy McPherson, Aim Perry, Billie Anne Reid, Sylvia Cartwright, Delores Morris, Gail Taft. 4-H CLUB Row 1, Left to Right: J. Hurdle, S. Evans, D. Whitehead, L. Weeks, J. Meads, M. Whittsell, L. Jones, C. L. Jarvis, F. Tillet, J. Weeks, A. Seymore, L. Larabee. Row 2: D. Winslow, G. Basnight, B. Symons, E. Byrum, S. Gregory, M. Craddock, B. Gibbs, A. Armstrong, B. Tarkington, S. Jones, F. Brite, T. Brothers, G. V. Mason, C. A. Harrell. Row 3: H. C. Russell, H. Gregory, P. Jernigan, J. Ballance, C. Copeland, A. Perry, E. Madre, D. Jones, S. Reid, G. Wood, J. Norman, D. Ivey, J. Sawyer, F. Copeland. Row 4: A. Midget, E. Egan, S. Hinton, C. Jones, C. Self, E. Johnson, L. McLawhorn, L. Larabee, G. Wood, S. Bright, K. Goodwin, K. Eason, W. Hearn, J. Lane. Row 5: C. Long, G. Temple, J. Pike, F. Elloit, D. Bright, W. Tuttle, C. Williams, B. Armstrong, B. Hewitt, C. Bright, B. Perry, C. Prichard, J. Colson, K. Brothers, E. Whittsell, J. Perry. Row 6: B. Jones, M. Harris, K. Hooker, N. Sharber, H. Armstrong, B. Prichard, J. Sawyer, G. Venture, F. Banks, J. Pierce, B. Berry, F. Egan, T. Harris. SPLASH STAFF Row 1: Janet Weeks, Jean Sawyer, Toni Tarkenton. Row 2: Mrs. Roughton, Judy Hurdle, Gail Taft. Row 3: Joyce Harris, Lois Ballance, Cora Lee Jarvis. Row 4: Stan Sharber, Donald Taft, Marion Harris. Janet Weeks Co-editor Joyce Harris , Co-editor Gail Taft Business Manager BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: Marlene Perry, Harry Raper, George Copeland, Kaye Brothers, Douglas Bright, Leon Jordan, Billy Jones, Billy Temple, Jimmy Harris, Bobby Armstrong, Billie Anne Reid. LUNCHROOM LADIES Left to Right: Mrs. Lcssie Morris, Mrs. Pearly Jordan, Mrs. Effie Ives, Miss Jessie Lee Riddick, Mrs, Pearl Jones, Mrs. Eulalie Harris. Aubrey Seymour Guard Leon Jordan Left End Rufus Jackson Quarterback Larry Larabee Full Back Compliments of A YD LETT PRODUCT’S Row 1, Left to Right: Donald Jones, Rufus Jackson, Percy Cartwright, William Tuttle, Sam m y Riddick, Roy Harris, Charles Pritchard, Jimmy Breeden, W i 11 i a m Umphlett, Billy Temple, Douglas Ivey. Row 2: Harold Loflin, Richard Seymour, Jimmy Harris, Mac Breeden, Earl Eason, Billy Evans, Tommy Thompson, Luther Jacobs, Donald Taft, Bail Spear, Wilford Dail, Tommy Brothers. Row 3: C. O. Me Mu llan (coach), Walden Hearn, Jerry Edwards, Carter Boone, Butch Ambrose, David Hamrick, Larry Larabee, Marion Harris, Leon Jordon, Johnny Pierce, Billy McPherson, Philip Madre, Aubrey Seymour. Billy Temple Center Marion Harris Right End Donald Taft Butch Ambrose Right Halfback Left Halfback 1960 SCORES Central High School Opponents 13 Weeksville 6 25 Perquimans 7 26 Camden 0 46 Currituck 7 32 Manteo 0 0 Ahoskie 28 46 Weeksville 6 58 Columbia 0 32 Windsor STATE PLAYOFFS 21 13 Aulander 0 6 Benvenue 7 Billy McPherson Left Tackle Roy Harris Quarterback Johnny Pierce Guard Luther Jacobs Right Guard MONOGRAM CLUB Row 1: K. Hooker, J. Hurdle, J. Harris, M. Muse, L. McLawhom. Row 2: A. Perry, P. Winslow, T. Tarkington, L. Jordan, T. Brite, D. Bright, D. Winslow, L. Weeks. Row 3: R. Harris, B. Gibbs, S. Sharber, S. Gregory, W. Hearn, C. Pritchard, M. Harris, C. Jones. Row 4: S. Bundy, B. Reid, J. Winslow, M. Craddock, M. Perry, L. Larabee. Row 5: C. Jones, L. Ballance, G. Taft, J. Harris, R, Jackson, G. Basnlght, L. Larabee. Row 6: C. W. Weeks, B. McPherson, D. Wood, S. Sharber, J. C. Harris, E. Eason, D. Jones, J. Pierce. Row 7: M. Breeden, D. Hamrick, H. Ambrose, W. Tuttle, J. Breeden, C. Boone, D. Ivey, P. Cartwright. Row 8: B. Spear, J. Edwards, T. Brothers, B. Temple, A. Seymour, D. Taft. Row 9: Coach McMulla.), T. Ward. Leon Jordan Rufus Jackson President Vice President Sandra Gregory Secretary Compliments of DIANNA’S SHOP 108 S. McMorrine Street - Elizabeth City, North Carolina Tommy Brite Treasurer Claudia Chappell Margaret Ann Jennings Bottom Row, Left to Right: Jane Stafford, Carolyn Self, Margaret Ann Jennings, Carol Ann Harrell. Top Row: Brenda Tarkenton, Claudia Chappell, Toni Tarkenton, Gail Taft, Eucell Byrum. Eucell Byrum Jane Stafford Carolyn Self Carol Ann Harrell Brenda Tarkenton Baskdfial! Boys Left to Right: W. Warren, N. Sharber, F. Banks, J. Pike, C. Hamrick, J. Breeden, G. V. Mason, D. Wood, B. Armstrong, D. Pawloski, A. Brothers, M. Breeden, T. Brothers, B. Ambrose, J. C. Harris, J. Edwards, H. Loflin, R. Harris, R. Jackson, T. Brite, L. Jordan, D. Hamrick, D. Winslow, L. Lara-bee, M. Harris, Coach C. O. McMullan. 3 eW Left to Right, Standing: S. Bright, S. Hinton, B. Reid, L. Ballance, A. Perry, J. Snow, L. Me La whom, K. Eason, M. Brothers, L. Larabee, D. Jones, P. Winslow, A. Parker, B. Breeden, S. Sawyer C. Lone C V°Jwies Fte° ur§y, j. win ) G Wood! WhTt 11 1 J' Ha riS’ J‘ ckaon, bank BASEBALL BOYS Row 1: Coach McMullan, D. Hamrick, J. Breeden, L. Jordon, B. Temple, R. Jackson. Row 2: B Weeks. D. Taft, C. Pritchard, S. Sharber, R. Harris, C. W. Weeks, D. Wood, L. Weeks. Row 3: T. Brothers, B. Ambrose, L. Ownley, G. Venture, D. Ivey, T. Turner, D. Jones, J. Pierce, T. Brite, S. Sharber. Row 4: J. Harris, J. Edwards, E. Eason, P. Cartwright, L. Larabee, B. Spear, M. Harris, J. C. Harris, M. Breeden, W. Hearn. Compliments of BAGLEY HURDLE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 68 HOOPER BROTHERS Distributors Wholesale Paper-School Supplies-Complete Office Outfitters Telephone 4894 109 South Water St. Elizabeth City, North Carolina LOCAL BOARD OF STOCK INSURANCE AGENTS, INC. N. W. Daily Agency G. R. Little Insurance Agency Southern Loan Insurance Co. Whitehurst Insurance Agency Dal H. Williams Insurance Agency Jerry S. Wright Insurance Agency ECONOMY TYPEWRITER CO., INC. Royal Typewriters Portables and Standard Sales and Service Dial 5690 106 S. Water Street Compliments 0 UNION BAG CAMP PAPER CORP. Timber is a Crop Harvest it Wisely. Phone 8079 Camden Causeway Compliments of TOWN COUNTRY MOTORS, INC. MILDRED’S FLORIST Flowers Ford Cars-Trucks for all occasions Dial Elizabeth City Dial 4319 5478 510 West Ehringhaus 114 N. Road Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth City, North Carolina Good Wishes THE FIRST CITIZENS CAROLINA AMUSEMENT NATIONAL BANK COMPANY The Only National Bank in the Albemarle Carolina Member F. D. I. C. Center Established 1891 and Web Drive-In Elizabeth City, North Carolina TWIFORD’S FUNERAL HOME Join Twiford's Mutual Burial Association East Church at McMorrine Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments o COPELAND’S CONFECTIONERY GRILL Good Food at Reasonable Prices Phone 9877 722 Parsonage St. Elizabeth City, North Carolina TOXEY-BERRY FUNERAL HOME Air-conditioned ambulance Chapel Join the Z. B. Berry Mutual Burial Association Phone 4412 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of CLARA ANN FLORIST-FLOWER GIFT SHOP Southern Hotel Building Elizabeth City, North Carolina JACOCK'S PHARMACY, INC Your Walgreen Agency Prescription Druggists Phone 4393 207 S. Poindexter St. Compliments of TURNER'S BICYCLE SHOP RAYMOND C. BOSEMAN Sales Service Keys-Huffy Mowers-Hobby Craft Sporting Goods Guaranteed Service Phone 6237 Television, Record Players, Records Sales and Service Russell Hastings — Manager Phone 5260 Night Phone 8512 212 N. Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of J. M. OWENS THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO Landscaping and Custom Work 111 McMorrine Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of SUNDRY SHOP Compliments of Phone 5181 CITY MOTOR PARTS 511 S. Road Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina ACME TELEVISION SERVICE GLENN'S. PLACE (?sso) Sam Owens Hallett Evans Phone: 5260 212 N. Water St. Elizabeth City, North Carolina viv Pit-Cooked Bar-B-Q New and Used Cars G. R. Matthews, Owner Home Phone: 4226 Phone 8671 On US 17 1 Mile South Hertford, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of HOFLER TRACTOR IMPLEMENT CO. THE CITY CUT RATE STORE Sunbury, North Carolina , Q G. E. 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