College of the Albemarle - Beacon Yearbook (Elizabeth City, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1965 volume:

J Q A , , Z , , Y , ' a 1 , N X W 1 W W i W 1 W . I 3 FOREWORD Since man first faced the open seas, he has depended upon a lighthouse for guidance. For hundreds of years, storm-beaten sailors have watched for the light to warn them of land, or dangerous rocks and reefs. O f these lighthouses was located on the Isle of Pharos, in Egypt. Constructed ne o of stone, it was not the slender tower that iorrns today's lighthouse. The Pharos of - ' t Al andria was a massive edifice that rose 445 feetg higher than a thirty six s ory ex building. Since it was the largest lighthouse ever bu1lt,it became one of the Seven ' l W ders of the World. From it, we have derived the name of your an.nua . on We of this year's annual staff, sincerely hope that the 1965 Pharos will h f u serve as our COA lighthouse. May you use this annual as a guiding lig t or yo r Y future years. May it also serve as a light of remembranceg recalling many 1 f h Albemarle. memories of friends, and of the days you spent at the College o t e Miss Boomer was one of the first faculty members to come to the College of the Albemarle. She was here before the college opened its doors, working to create a library adaptable to the courses that were to be taught. Because of her unending efforts, Whitehurst Library contains substantial material for research in all subject fields. 2 Because of her d e dxc ation to the college, and her help to the students, we dedicate the 1965 CIDAPOE to iss nriense unmet just as a hghthouse guxdes voyagers to safety, so does Mxss Boomer guxde us on our quest for knowledge. Y' 3 ALL THINGS HAVE V TI-IEIR TIME ?,j?,y'.-Q ' 4 9 f' K iw. 1 Y - 1 1 'D W' 'A ' .K Q 5 - I ,I . ' y -9 iff- ' K A . it B 4: .5 , X. Lg ivy 'B+ ' fx-ff 'nh .ug .1 ,, erik' f -Q f .'l 1. 54 5 f ' -A-. gn 91 if- ' rv. ' P - 534. H qv ' .'. -+,' 1xllQ.yv', 'W V ' , L I' I , i+ . J ,, Q . K J A U, 1225 ' 34 1. I ' 'glil ,zu-. .P ,JT gn . I ' 2- ,. --N- Q4 -Q 5 .slim Q-a -F, fr, , - xl , - A Administrauon. Classes. . . . . . . Act1v1txes. . . . Sports ...... Features ...... Advertiscment5. . . . Page Page Page Page Page Page 7 25 59 ff' C11 0 7 aff, w -1 11 559 . ,.5,.'1 Q ,z ' 11, ,,. iff' 1' . ,. 5 in 1 1 -m A 1 A -. 'Qiifm J A .zgjggw , ,,, 1 'ff ff .a X, 50 f M I ' , ' . ,, ,iff f f ,ff , 1 1 ,f , ,ff af' .-,ati 5 Y 1 , ,. A 1 ,V-,nr , I fa r. M, .1,'7' ' f ..1o,,,7 , . ' -'-vfazfgm ,H - .-. . . ' , ., K W. , ' 1, 1, . '4 E'4,, '- 17-2' 2 1 - , ' ' 1m,,,f -' ,W , A i ' -'P' ,ff 1' :.- . V ' '-nf' -' l'A ' .5-39 ., - V , .. ., -. Q.. ,.,.,f 1- - 4' . , 'f'.',1 ,' ,. fs ,L 4 ' - 5 W -in 143 ' u f H f 'K,,gf.-- ' 1,15 ' fa' K .fjf ' up I A ,.., y vv ' nu f' 'pf-J :., '-Pf3':1,1i, . ,,,- -' 1 -- 4,1 Y , 'r 4: f' -z - f -1, -g .Jw fr-,-- 1. - .- , -Ai' f- ,L ., 1 ' 54 ', ,... . J :-'I' ,5 Z.. A F c . Q. fi. 2 ' ' ' ,Nl '- ' ' ,- -L. ,. ' g 1, , ,,.., ,r .I c- '- 'fi Q.: ff , ' t, f ,g:Q,g5f3wc .VL ' 3, WV. PV 13 ' ,- '- 4- 3.. Q ' up 1-,151 I A lf, A. . -,-,K 51 4' ,ff-,-,,,qff. , . f ff,g-,fy L. A ami- -2'Pj'i wif-' - , ' ,' ' ' A , ff ' 4 H .vf .f4 'x,?'.q ' , :- h ' I3'Ti12' ' ' .,,,f'q - , U A: jf' i4t.,'2-4, Zigi , ' , .H 6 Adm1n1strat1on , QF me J-236.-Jaffvvf co: on o 5 S U 1 4 7 Q nf QQ 1960 Q5eTv. of T T 1 X 7 DR. ROBERT I. HISLOP President L.L.B., L.L.M., Brooklyn Law School of St. Lawrence University Ph. D. , University of Colorado Xi- uf- lg. Colin I-lislop and - SANTA CLAUS! So - the blue print's off an inch. Dr. Hislop became President of the College of the Albemarle in 1963. Coming to Elizabeth City from High Point College, he has worked to improve our colle g e. Due to his efforts, COA's field of study has expanded to cover a Technical-Vocational Program, as well as a Learning Lab. Besides serving as President, Dr. I-lislop teaches Economies. B 5 o':',, kli- DR. ROBERT BARRINCER Dean B.S., Wake Forest College Ed. D. , Umverslty OfFlO1'1d3 Mr. Melko came to COA in 1964 and immedmately began setting up plans for the Techmcal-Vocational Program. Begmning as Night School course, the program has grown mto a full-scale field of study. It covers courses ln Electromcs, Techmcal Wnting and Industrial Psychology. Dr. Barrlngcr ls .1 rcl.1Lxvslyncw.1dtll- tion to thc faculty of COA,Hc bccamu IJt:.m of the collage mn 1964. Though he has been here but J short txmc, he has added A great deal to the growth and umty of thu college. Dr. Bdl'l'lI1gQl'lC8Cl'lCN Hlstoxy Ill JtltllllOl'l to servmg as Ucau. WALTER MEL KO Assxstant Dean of Techmcal and Vocatnonal Educatlon B. S. , Florlda Southerng Ed. D. , UH1X'CT51Q' of Florlda 1. TIVIS WICKER Director of Adult Education and Community Services F, JEROME RHEES Registrar T'M, IO .ks 'T' t 'pi iv CLATE .-XYDLETT DR. CLIFFORD B.-UR Fmf. Art, B. Mus., D. Mus. , Chicago Biath BH-X. , Duke Umversxty Graduate 'F-Drk, East Carolma College ANNA BAIR Fine Arts A.B., B.Mus. , Salem College Muni College 2 '3 ., H a Yb -c -..bccosA. HWHAT7 I if J: , Lf X 'Q- vnu., ALEXANDRA BOADA French and Spanish B.A. , University 'of North Carolina A. M. , University of Havana Graduate Work, University of North Carolina JB-I . . .for extra activity. ' ' ' r S r. -vis-Ffqh 1':f:XN--12'q.'..3 ,.. , . ,..., ff sb x.v..,,. .. . .- !-:,--q'.--g'.L-- 'aQ::r1l'..s- W: '1.1. ',-v 1.- fu'-2' r-'dd h:3ig:f.'.5',.. 2 .v , - - s v Fr55.:1Z. ' FRANK BOADA Drafting and Design M. S. , University of Villanova Graduate Work, North Carolina State 'iii .gy . ,. 3 ' - -54 J,..- it Us I- x fi IJ! -3-is ,tp 4 HORTENSE BOOIWER Librarxan Q BA., East carolina couege 1 - S.B. , Lib, Scrence, Unrversrty M155 Boomer explarns the varrous types of books found ID NNM11 Carohna the library, to .a Freshman English class. 've DEMPSEY BURGESS Auto Mechanics B..-X. , North Carolina State lNl.A. , East Carolma College I3 X ll I I . .6- PARKER CI-IESSON Biology and Chemlstry B. S., BLA. , East Carolina College Graduate Work, Duke Unrversity l L., Gr lv ,pw-11 .:y, S l : - 555 -M Em: E i : R1 Ill v . ,: QI ':-- iglglisfr Emir -e :Wi 2- Wm Mr. Ford JAMES CRUMP Math A.B. , Elon College M.A, , Appalachian State Teachers College AUSTIN FORD Chemistry and Physics . B. S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College M. Ed. , Pennsylvania State University aduate Work, George Washington University I4 NOT WALKING??! I 'F' Qs-' DAVID HODGES Electronics Chowan College A. A. S. , Old Dominion College Technical Institute y - -Rt. gx ,- ROBERT KING ITALTER MQCPJGI Biology Enghsh A.B,, Elon Ccllelze SLB., Elon Ccllege X ,Aw .-Xpgalacixnan Smale M, Ed., Umvcrsxij of Noni-, Teachers Ccllege Carolina Hate Y'-'orl-1, North Carolina 3.1,A,, Un1'.'erf1ty QfNOYIE1 Slate Carclzua GRACE OVER?-LAN Accountgng AHB. , Duke UD1'-'ifilvk' If I5 Q- Dr. Bair and hxs pxano. 7' ap- ?f ' ,KV . ,- , as af ? JEROME RI-IEES Political Science B, S, , M.A, , Georgetown University iff. , ff dr- 'n 456 ., -s . ir . tk.: QQ Iii' ,Ji-z'?,:ii2Q, fssa f 2323.1 .sie-55,5 rw. 1' fee' :fag 9.51 1-? is 1 RAYMOND SHORKEY Blue Print Reading and Mechanical Technology Ford Apprentice School Naval Air Technical School Vocational School Foreman Training 4? 2 Cas. JOSEPH SALMON History B. S. , Troy State College M.S. , Florida State University COLLEGE NIGHT. Mr. Shorkey discusses the courses offered in COA's Vocational program. r ' x 7 . . XL- 1- jour. THATLLQ. ' 1 Bu me-' ' ' B. S. Bucknell Un1'.'crX11', M. EJ. , Umvurxxtj, C! Lalxxornm -v-. , at Lo: .-angeles Gr.,.i.x5tc ','.Aorkk, Um'.cr:1Lf,' of North Carohna 1 ' 'I - Ax:-fg-:.j V ' . w. I ' A' .i- . . -' fs ? .L I -. A, .ty 1. h .'.'ILI.lAXf STHQRITT Phgfpsgl 254: anon 3. S., NI. S. Uf11'.'CI:1Q' of SOLXIEZEYII 51122, 'Wg ZTEUIE. , ..,-, 1 Mr. Trathan gcti a 11on'5 fhifsi oi the refresh- TIYIS TICKER Pffcholog' and Phlloscphy B.A.. I..L.B. Universxq' of Puchrnond gj. 4 ' . iii If W1 , , . I ...J , '.-. ' inf .5 . .- H , ,' , Q' I Q LUCY Y.-XUGHAN , Enqllsh Q ' B. S., Unlu'-er511.1.' of Houstcn I7 . , ,K ,i .Q 2 F' : Pl gl Ink -. 5 -, I T2 a i Q S 3 J X MRS. CATHERINE KIGER Secretary to the President MRS. BETH FULLER Secretary to the Assistant Dean of Technical and Vocational Education BETTY FERRELL Secretary to the Dean MARIE BROTHERS Secretary to the Registrar I8 HV by , ,iw Board Of Trustees J. P. KRAMER Chairman CLYDE SMALL, JR. Vice-Chairman I. C . ABBOTT Treasurer DR. ROBERT I. I-IISLOP Secretary WILLIAM F. AINSLEY c. ALDEN BAKER M. KEITH FEARING, JR. JOHN WOOD FOREMAN CHARLES M. GORDON VERNON JAMES J. HENRY LeROY J. H. MOORE H. A. REID 19 Lab Assistants IQ: ,pf HELEN CAROL FORBES Biology RAY SNOW TATE AUSTIN Chemistry and Physics Biology DEN KEEPERS Ray Snow, Andrew Ladd Sawyer, Norman Norfleet bf X . ,924 'o Poor jerry-We knew it would happen sometime. Dolphins Den uu...'3' L The gathering of the Clan Look fellas. You drml-1 your Pepa your way, and l'll drink mine, my way. 21 If Library Assistants WZW5' I its M Q ultra , , . ':zg1,, ci ' +1 , fe r 2 f 5 ghd. 1 E , 'if i Q , WELCOME TO WI-IITEI-IURST LIBRARY ln 1961, Whitehurst Library opened its doors for the first time. Mr. Walter Davis, of Midland, Texas, gave 315,000 endowment to the college and asked that the library be named in honor of Mrs. Willie Whitehurst, former sixth grade teacher at Sheep-Harney School. The library, which is constantly expanding to meet rising student enrollment, now has 11, 289 books for use and is expected to have over 12, OOO by the end ofthe year. Also included in the library are 141 filmstrips, 85 recordsfmusic, drama and languagej, and 145 periodicals. The college library is headed by Miss I-Iortense Boomer, who is assisted by a staff of library assistants. RAY SNOW and BONNIE BENTON '.. : ' i nl ALICE ANN OLIVER and MAC BREEDEN RACHEL WINSLOW --ii gg-xg IW -ef if X BUD WAHAB JANET AVERILL and BUD S0- .QN V1 f X A 1 DAVID BATES VQQSAX- AA X ,. ,- yf SANDRA SHORKEY 23 r . , I -fr:-1 ' . , -iv! - A . N I 'A XI. I '- , , ' X J X 'xr' x JI 'V lj 1 N i ' . xxx 1 1 '- ' - 4 N . 1 -. -' I, , ,, -,y - ' '- L 'L ' 1' ,fi ff? K Xl 1, f, f Y 'V 52 V' T55 - ' F H , - Q X 'fjlffr f gf' ' ' ' ' ' 'ff ' ' I T N ' ,L MZ , v..3i:'QY,lfj -'A ,,, t 1' Zvi 1 , 2 , .,. il X ' A , ' A . 1 A A, iff '1' 4 i ..-f l ., ..,.- .4 A , - 1 ' ' 'A : I s cg Q, NNW A ff' 0 X Y - , f - ,: , - ' z , +m -Q - + - ,L , . W ,, 1' 67 fn, A H111-v , , n . ,fl ' '- i. .3 'NL f-is L ff , Rf xy .,, , Q - H Ml. 0 , 731' I I ', z, c ' ' f w ..AA ' qart A .. . n' hu. ' fi :'?ifl'f-E 43, 24 ,-A X QD N L. X C 7 f S 47 vs 4:418- Classes vi f'X 4 x AT tL ' 25 RAY SNOW .............................................. President NORMAN NORFLEET .... . . . Vice President HELEN CAROL FORBES .... ....... S ecretary MARIE BROTHERS ...... ........ T reasurer BETTY F ERRELL ....... ............ H istorian TOMMY TURNER .... .... S ergeant-at-Arms Sophomore ' Class Officers 26 .ws.f,, Q V 6 ,r 14. DECATUR HARRELL AUSTIN IANET LYNN AVERILI. xxx WH' QZLRNQQ l I 7:11 Cv 2' O f 1 3 H Q W3 I - 4 x ..l V .. A f'N , ll. Og. D 'ff 4 G' -'X lf-f i X HOWARD BERRY 'N ki v JQX N .qv 1 Q ' Q ,I ,- . DOUGLAS MacARTl-IUR BREEDEN Z 27 THOMAS H. BRIGGS if Sophomore ALICE MARIE BROTHERS You might have known it would be Tate, with all that noise. r ' G5 HAROLD MCELROY CHRISMON SHELVEY CRUMP 28 ' 77' Class '65 Aw, c'mon! It can't be that bad. ' 4? IK! 'W ia Q xl 19:7 I , W' N- -v BETTY LYNN FERREL1. HELEN CAROLE FORBES 29 MATTIE ELIZABETH FELTON w ,-0. IVA! Ig ,, iv ZA .,. . -' HARRY CLAY GINTZER MICHAEL NORRIS FREEMAN 3 R A .ii .nl ,,,. ,E I1sjjsi',a8-'. RRAR f .f-'if' . , A Norman, PLEASE don't bend the bar! 30 , ,X , ,J rf jf. snr- -A j . :eh- 'SIN WILLIAM JOHNSON JACKSON I s I 1 ,I I I ' I I I ,I I I I Class of '65 W A I , K3 F: I , Q. ' 5 N E I !ll - - m A. fi ' f?f a 'ezzgffw azi X X 6 - 4 x f :f A f' - N I I !!lf -'rj T, Q :QUHQA A 1.-if L . if .N if P Q -. , f N L - ,H A a X 45 X ' DHS H13 1 1 HKICII studgmg? ' 76' C 5' in x-JXLLIAM RAY JENNINGS '27 TX K1 1 RICHARD BRIXKLEY KEETER 31 LAV. RENCE NORMAN LAR-XBEE sp., Wu-.fr E -au-S:!, T 01 'bf NORMAN LEE NORFLEET X U hi -,W 1, .AZ KAY NEWBERN ALICE Just whistle while you-WORK??? 32 ANN OLIVER Class of LORPAINE M. PEELE 65 5 ix ,X MARY CAROL PRITCHARD 33 Alu-:ayi l-:new your head '.-:ai good for some-thang! 'K X R , 5. 1 '-' Q--- Y'.'II.Ll. RD MORGAN RHODES 1,T,,,,,. Q , , SUSAN FRANCES RIDDICK s---l QUB 1 . Y QS- sg'-vt -gf--.1 JERRY RYAN ROUGHTON Miss COMM MYRTLE IRENE SANDERLIN K P LN 'iff ' I' li N 34 1 I X , 'w g, sf t 1 .f ' ..Ar' ' ' ' SANDRA MAE SHORKEY 11 .2 1 f. 65 rf iD I K JERRY THOMAS SMITH 1.1 '4 Xf'4: -rf,j fv MILTON RAY SNOW Quasar- Sophomore ELIZABETH ANN SYMONS No! You can't have this dance! THOMAS ROGER TURNER 1 Class of '65 -F-Q u--v ff' MARY FRANCES WHITE 5 -x .W ,Q ' -AJ x-f' iQ 'I Jr S . qv fl Y. 4 295 . Y N ft - A SHA RON VIC KH EY MA RTHA RACHEL WINSLOX vsf SCOTTDAVIS.. ........ . ............... .................President DON HELMS ....... . .... CHARLAYNE CRIMES ..... JOHN CHILDERS ........ CLAY ALLEN ......... Freshman . . . .Vice President Secretary . . . . . . Treasurer . . . . Representative ' Class Officers qi EARNEST CLAYTON ALLEN qs' X ,av 4 JO ANN ANDERSON ' WILLIAM ALBERT ARLEDCE T- ROBERT MITCHELL ARMSTRONG T ' JOHN McCALI. ASHLEY DeALVA BETH AUSTIN c-C I . Q , 1 I 5 ses: EE ea Q .- ag, VY 39 AR A, 'Q H, u ... In 1 ,M nm.- V19 17 SYDNEY ANN BLANCHARD COLON RAY BOWEN LUCY SALTERS BRAY CECELIA BABETTE BREEDEN DAVID WALTER BREWIN SHIRLEY GENE BRIGHT vp' .1-5 ..f -:P . 5 'Z ,. Ig 12-.q L REGINALD FRANCIS BAKER MEL BARNETTE DAVID HENRY BATES BEVERLY ANNETTE BAUM BONNIE BETH BENTON SHIRLEY RAE BENTON 4'fv'+ -' . --F, ' 'X I , -M fu I . as -v-v fs ,- 3 '- U fx. 4 CHA RLES LEROY BRO? I' PE-XRLIE R.-XY BRYANT MINNIE LOU CAHOON NEWTON ROBERT CARPER IAMES EDWIN O.-XRTX'-'RIGHT j.-XMES WOODROW C.-XRTWRIGI-IT 1 . 1 - x A-- -vs-3--. I? 71 x 1 ' Xl x :A 'WH' , 1 A-L 4 !ew , 'W E: Q ' Y luv- -s- ez LA I- 444 'X K 4 , C3 - T A., 2 -wx Q 41 CIAUDIA CHAPPELL DIANE SPARKS CI-LAPPELL BEN CHERRY MICHAEL NORMAN CHESSON IOHN STEPHEN CHILDERS HOWARD LEE CLINKSCALES MELVIN RUDOLPH COBB ALLAN CURTIS COLEMAN GORDON FEARINC COFELAND LINDA ALLEEN CUTLER PHILLIP DOUGLAS DAVENPORT SUSAN BAKER cox ' 'YH A V , W , 44- . , XY' Q l, 1 4 Q , A 7 w 4-1 , f T gg.. M- ,Vi Wk :JL ANTHONY SCOTT DAVIS uw DAVID WRIGHT HARLEY JOHN CARL ECKHARDT .Jv- IU'- '5 , . , I BARBARA IEFFERESS GILL E ANTHONY JOSEPH GIORDANO ' HOWARD D. GOOD '34 u ' Q ff' n 1 D f- . 'romm' my Crmwm' JOAN CA ROI. GREEN Q FN V' x , 3 ' 1 SI .al 1- Y SX 1 v 'v X f K. CHA RLES DON GRI-QGORY CHARLAYNE CRIMES BETTY IOANNE GUARD DOROTHY COOKE GUARD 4'1- -IANICE LOUISE GUARD JANET MARIE HAND 'E' CLARENCE MARION HARRIS Q .. 'Vilt- FRANK KENYON I-IAYMAN - M. DON I-IELMS 'F- CI-IARLOTTE DURAND I-IERVEY gn. .1-I.- Qi Q... Nqr' 2'0- if X541 ' -. Q ' ' I I 1. J-at 'wi 3 l ' w 1 ' 'I 5 'Q ' ' al 51 ,, xiw . 4 HOA, 1 '4'g ,. 'f I 5' ' 1.- 'x JANE CAREEN MANSFIELD PATSY PARKER MEEKINS STEVEN RAYMOND MQCLOY GLORIA ESTELLE MILLER JOI-IIN JOSEPH MUDRA JAMES STEVENS NETTLES fx L ,,,,.. .I 4,6 NN- v DAVID STODDARD HOUTZ MARGARET ANN JENNINGS GA IL JOHNSON MAUREEN ANN KASTENBAUM DAVID LATI-LAM BARBARA ANN LIVERMON -1' 4' 'TZ' 3- 'P' WILIARD WINFIELD NEXVBERN HERBERT LINWOOD ODEN EDITH DIAN OLIVER f 'x I 'W ... 'W s a- W ' r x 1' ' 'N S f 1' 'SA A ' ' f. 1 13 id ROBERT LEE o'RoARK I Ig U PEARL HOPE OXVNLEY ' ' I A IOHN FREDERICK PHELPS af I Q Vx 'Q' ',4- fr 1 MADISON MARIMPSY PHILLIPS JAMES WILEY PRICE VIDA RAY PRITCHARD fi-'9 rf' THOMAS STEPHENS RICHARDSON as ,...- -x- LYDIA REA RIDDICK JOHN WILLIAM RIGGANS P- S I .,,. W' 13:55, 4. 5 I '51 ,,f ,-pf-L.: 5 ' , 1 .. , 'I' 3, 1' '7' 4 fi- -7 RICHARD VICK ROACH fi- M 5, he ' , HOWARD DAVENPORT ROBERTSON '-af' I JAMES WARREN SAW'YER JW ' I' OTIS CRATOR ROUNTREE I, I au- SAM WAYNE SANDERLIN H .W . ix..- WILLIAM ROGER SI-LANNONHOUSE CARLTON PADGETT SMITH HIERSEY SMITHSON JANICE ILENE SNOW , ,,. ANDREW LADD SAWYER 9' x 1 I .L 'sa v JAMES FREDDY S'.'.'.-XIN CLIFFORD MURRELL 5'.'.'INPE1.L .gg rv x L i - 1 1 STEPHEN PHILLIP TERRILL JOYCE DI.-XNNE TURNER DONALD PAT TTJIDDY -Q- H fx, K 'Q 6' tl .16 if 47 Fr'-S .A CL-XYTON ELKTOOD TWINE HARRY LEICH '.'.',-XH.-XB EARNEST WARREN WHITE ROY EDWARD 'VIILDER JOHN FRANKLIN I'.'ILI.IAMS 3,- uf, ',' 10 4 s 1 'US' ,IM W- .,. JANE HELEN WYLIE A CIARENCE ARNOLD YORK Nz, OTTIS LEON WILLIAMS TOMMIE WILSON WILLIAMS WILLIAM HERBERT WILLIAMS rv ,nv CHANDA LYNN WILSON RUBY MARIE WITTSELL JANE MCCALL WRIGHT No Danger - posed picture! , I lr qi X 1 N L K-,L . 'fl But Mac, l was only try mg Lo help. l wh' 1 . . .and this is what happens to people with overdue library books. 1. . Now it's PEPSI. 'Nv Aluminum motor. Have you heard the jol-ce about joshua and the bull? A9 . ,Y1 :V AV , , q P s, Well, she told me to go climb a tree. Don't you think he'd make a cute Vice President? ' 8 When we go by, grab camera. WH.AT??? 2+ 2 2 5????? ,, -f. - . , x ,J . . .. -,. ,- Q, .K-W.. , U 1 ' i I fu 'Q 1' Q Z ! A - - 4--4' V Thank you, I think it's a. rather cute hat, Got Lo keep tim Pepm hid! too. :Q I' 5 ' -in. . , ' V: , 'g I ' ' Ml x F w- L' ' l -N W...-bv' ' ' 1'3 .34 . l .l A- , 'N':'v..- X A . Q. ' A ,E .5 0,-,ma-a-f 'T.'.:?: , -kv-' 1' ,,,., '- a A -1-l . -4 -.i5.fQ,'igQg1?'L: . , 1 Nj .,:,:,giilL4 rt 1- 17 -, X K J .,--'j D -bb ' 1 1151 ' 4 9 ' T. G , !'i3'4 4 fx,-' -' ,1fl,:f.i'9K-Q!7br.r. , .V-lgill-f,i1AQ:'Y l-x,.f .L-3: I -in k? People. . . and cups. Me? 1'm for. . . what's his name. Sl Fumble on the field! I I -I Mr. Sherrod, at work in the Electronics Lab. 'f -W 'gi 1'-': Ji C84 JS. 1-all 1 A- -4 if H s ae- 511 Mr. Shorkey instructs Barry Askew on the use of a lathe. , .,, w :' ,. I L ,sh I -fi Technical - The basic aim of the Technical-Vocational program is to prepare qualified technicians in pre-selected fields. Each course of studies is designed to give the student an overall background in his chosen field, thereby increas- ing his employment opportunities. Educational facilities at Weeksville. Application of principles learned in drafting. IX 2 Q i Vocational T is al W Reincarnation. Q . I i . - g wg X? . r . s Q 4. 4 K Y- f -. I ,, A K ' : J . . ri i 1, - I ti' ' f -Lil 54' 5c,..,,.:L -f uri 9 I The Technical program emphasizes the understanding ,, Q Y P h Q ' X of basic principles of science, rather than the acquisition t I ' l-!j, . V, ' of manual skills whichis the objective of the Vocational T LA lu ' , lj' V e ' l L' ' ,ally 1- X c , ,, . program, The T e c h ri i c al p r o g r a m otfers laboratory classes designed to give practical demonstration and use ,- I 'K '- of modem equipment and to illustrate basic theory. The -Q l ' 1 X 4, Vocational program utilizes actual shop practice, to develop a high de gre e of competency in various skill areas. Automotive class. 9 f ,f 5 Tx so if E 4-is X RW- Mr. Shorkey and his class, Barry A skew, Lin Weeks, Machine Shop. jackie Craig and Gene I-Iassell. 53 E fa 7' ,'a aw! e fir- r -E I Instructors: Dorothy Dilday, R, N., Instructor, Mildred Moore, R. N., Supervisor of Teachersg Caroline Roper, R. N., Clinical Instructor. Freshmen Bottom row: P atty Milliron, Yvonne Alexander, Betty I-I o l l o w e ll, Ioan Weatherspoon. Top row: Judy Reed, Janis Hardison, Charlene Bateman. Bottom row: K a thry n Roberson, N ell Overton, janet Bradley, Janice B aynor. Top row: Dot Godfrey, Daisy Pury, Lilian Spivey, Charlotte Elliott. 54 Nursing Education Sophomores bllli , Bottom row: Dolly Peoples, Betty Parker, Pat Richardson, Charlotte Evans. Top row: Mae Privott, Ruth Bray, l Vernice Spellman, Gloria Dowdy. J. 'Wm ,N .D Christmas Parade Float. The Nursing Education program is designed to provide the individual student with the opportunity to attain the knowledge and skills needed for the safe and effective practice of nursing. This program is the lu asis for a supply of adequately prepared practical nurse s to meet the nursing needs of the community. Ap' Zin . V' Artist at work. 2 If M. Xxx X 'sez I 5 f' Algebra class. ight Classes Dr. Sexaur, and his class. ,iz M ss Q, The part-time evening classes are developed to fit the needs of industry, business and individual training desired by members of the community. Due to the flexi- bility of these programs, courses are tailored to specific needs. New programs are initiated as the need in indi- cated by surveys, interviews and sufficient enrollment in individual classes. F 1 hi 'Q L? la :i5 3 is-T x f C Y K I W7.NYM.MLXFQTV- i,1'f CO. n'tjL1mp! Lxfc 1:,n't that -xx CO,-k's West S1de Story. f-P Up on the roof. 1 lf' ' V s, Lvl H mo -Am -ian --1' - T ' ...:-. .. 1-f W MQ -lgavf' f V -, ,L f ...,N W Q. ' ' A, -. ' kj - Q... V - J,,,.., 'f - .,....u-J.. 1 -'- , ' ...cn -v . -.24 NAQQ'- -' A ' frm:-bg' '-,. ... ,,,-. A...- ,,- of f ,, , V , 5' --, -,. -QQ- V r . fq- ' pu. ,- 9954 7 ?',.,, ,L 'Pi- .-nto ..f., .- ...gg vi 43- ... ' -nav .v r- In-T- -v-gil' Q ',..f- 7 i ZL 7'- , 4' ' 13, sg-v Y- - cw- 3 14- ,,,.r-cv: - ' 'T -cts 1, 1,44 Z,-f 11 , . .. , ,.,-wg ,Mgq Activities YN-' i ,.x, iff? 5 , . ,Jia fJ A Time tO Act SGA. Marie Brothers, Treasurerg Tommy Turner, Sergeant-at-Armsg Norman Norfleet, Vice Presidentg Ray Snow, Presidentg Helen Carole Forbes, Secretaryg Betty Ferrell, l-listorian. Sandra Shorkey, Calendar Committee Chairmang janet Averill, Finance Committee Chairmang Mike Freeman, Social Committee Chairmang john Childers, Freshman Class Treasurerg Charlayne Grimes, Freshman Class Secretaryg Clay Allen, Freshman Class Representativeg Don Helms, Freshman Vice Presidentg Willard Newbern, Freshman Class Representativeg Scott Davis, Freshman Class President. 1, , l ,8 pwetskg ' I Q f ' v-' :zigzag l ll , 1 f-a2 ..1 ,,-,La i n tl ' Dolphin's Den Clean-Up Campaign, Christmas Parade Float. 60 The Student Government Absoeiation is couiposcti of students who are thc leadership of the ttudent body. The SG.-X works for the betterment of relations between the .tdministration and the students. It is the purpobe of this organizatioxi to promote good citizenship throughout the Q ofl le 510 and to carry on the business ofthe student body. Carol Pritclitird-Publicity Chairman .5 I I : I P 'P 1 'mr f k r i 'iff'- ' 53555 'Q ' Mfa, Ray Snow, Executive Committee Chairmang janet Averill, Finance Committee Chairmang Mike Freeman, Social Committee Chairmang Sandra Shorkey, Calendar Committee Chan-mang Tate Austin, Elections Committee Chairman. , 6 I H KP m MH,- i IIA. J -- f aauiluulli Q' 'IE A Student Government Association is like a GEM With many facets . . . 7 Organization. 62 Rccruauoxm. Y 54 Le Circle Francais President ............ Babette Breeden Vice President .......... Shirley Bright Secretary-Treasurer ........ Lucy Bray Advisor ........ Mrs. Alexandra Boada YA Bottom row: Marie Wittsellg Shirley Bright, Vice President, Mrs. Boada, Advisor, Babette Breeden, President, Lucy Bray, Secretary-Treasurer. Top row: Warren White, Freddy Phelps, Clay Allen, Shirley Benton, Jo Ann Anderson, jim Sawyer, Pat Twiddy, Mike Freeman. Q13Q33393E113121G3QQQQQQQQQQGQQQQQQQQEQQG3333 Bottom- row: Maureen Kastenbaum, Mrs. Boada, Advisory John Childers, President. Top row: Vida Pritchard, Andrew Sawyer, Ben Cherry. Spanish Club President .............. John Childers Vice President .......... David Brewin Secretary-Treasurer ...... Jane Wright Advisor ........ Mrs. Alexandra Boada 64 , A r 's-tx fn 9 TQ: fi I , 4 Drama tics E ' Club f w . 'A' ff ' 1 ff- .I xl 1 LR' .' 5 7 9 K President. .... ........ TX like lreeui.in A, . 1- . ,- - A Vice President. .. ...... jim Savq er ,F , Secretary ...... .... C liarlotte Hervey W' ml 3,'k Treasurer.. . . . , . Bill Slumioiiliouse Reporter .... ..... . . Ray Jennings Advisor. . . . . Mrs. Lucy Vaiiglmii Bottom row: Ben C herry, ,lim Sawyer, Vice President, Mike Freeman, President, Charlotte Hervey, Secretary, Ray Jennings, Reporter, Mrs, Vaughan, Advisor. Top row: Joyce Turner, Roy Wilder, Bobbie Gill, Vida Pritchard, Pat Twiddy. 1iS2iffi33C33GC3l2CCQZIQQQFIIQSQICCC3'GQi5i5323CQfGGCQ5 ' College Choir Be-Ltom row: Marie Wittsell, Charlotte Hervey, Barbara Livermon, Dr. Clifford Bair. Top row: Gail johnson, Rachel Winslow, Mike Freeman, David Brewin, Reggie Baker, Warren White. 65 E EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Sandra Shorkey STAFF - Sitting: Bonnie Benton, Associate Editor, Margaret Jennings, Business Manager, Sandra Shorkey, Editor, Madison Phillips, Head Photographer and Artist, Alice Ann Oliver, Assistant Editor. Standing: Helen Carole Forbes, Secretary, john Childers, Mike Freeman, Business Manager, Rachel Winslow, Head Typist, Susan Riddick, David Etheridge, Photographer. 66 E L49 ASSISTANT EDITOR Alice Ann Oliver ASSOCIATE EDITOR Bonnie Benton 7 .Tl ' f I . 0 ' s 0 x .A -uf' 53,1 'qhxln ,,.F BUSINESS MANAGERS Margaret Jennings and Nhke Freeman ADVISOR Walter McCraw l The deadline draws near. M45 '2f1Y,L,j ' 4. D- X, , ,,,,,2f.f H 9,1-7,57 .4- wfh f c, If-.. --' -ff,-f, . . .Q ffwffz ' , miss '- D J.: COPY , 1 1 lv Ju Z g--,- . fag: N' ,,.-Q 1 li l 5' vs. e HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER AND ARTIST Madison Phillips Bob O'Roark HEAD TYPIST Rachel Winslow SOCIAL ACTIVITIES John Ashley im .150 . n Ilf. Pharos 4 Editor and Typist. SPORTS Howard Robertson Robert Carper QNot Picturedj What does it take to m ake a good Annual? This year's Pharos has learned that the formula for a suc- cessful Annual is hard work, patience and ideas. We hope that through this combination, under the leadership of our Editor, and the guidance of our Advisor, that the 1965 QJAPOE will be a book you will never forget. SECRETARY Helen Carole Forbes ig 69 p 1 dz. 'f 1 1- 5 ew - ln: ,Q -V ,. . X , . ea- - 1 -: if . fir IPX , ,s D Q ,..-. GO! DOLPHINS! GO! These are the words that followed the COA Basketball team through their victories and defeats. The cheerleaders followed the team to all the games-whether in person or in spirit. Taking on a real collegiate look this year, with an equal number of boys and girls, the school spirit was really given a boost. Under the leadership of Mike Freeman, their enthusiasm provided an example for everyone. Head Cheerleader. ..... . . . Regular Cheerleaders .... . . . Mike Freeman Freddie Phelps Pat Twiddy Bobbie Gill Joyce Turner Sharon Vickrey Alternates. . . . . . Jo Ann Anderson john Childers Ray Jennings rr- . ,wabifl-'xx-Jfviryli' -,,.'Ji-Y.-.yyvu-M21-f,'lvyL'l--. I U rx N W 5 D X , Wd 3 d , If X - .. ,, . .f 1 ,,- - V 6 '51 5' fig Lv 1 'sl' Head Cheerleader, Mrke Freemang Regular Cheerleaders, Joyce Turner, Pat Twrddy, Bobble Clll, Freddre Phelps, Alternates, Ray jenmngs, jo Ann .-Xnderson. VICTORY! Leavmg so soon ? 7l The Rising Sun The student newspaper has only a few simple objectives. The first and foremost of these is presenting the news. Its purpose is that of informing the students of current events, past incidents, and future plans. Through The Rising Sun, the College ofthe Albemarle and its occurrences are presented to the public. Thus, this news- paper becomes a vital means of communication between the student body and the community, EDITORIAL STAFF Editor in Chief ..... . . . John McCall Ashley I xii. .xr x EDITOR IN CHIEF John McCall Ashley Managing Editor. . . .... . . . Betty Ferrell Business Manager- Jane MCC?-11 Wright News Editor ..... . . . . Judy Houlthouser TYPi5t5 --------- Claudia Chappell Social Editor. . . . . . Mike Freeman Mane Brothers Music Editor. . . . .... David Brewin Ph0f091'3Ph9f --+- Ben Che1TY Sports Editor IQ.. ..'.' T Om Sawyer Advisor ....... Mrs Grace Overman Drama Editor .... .... B en Cherry Presrdent, Lin Weeksg .md Advrsors, Ray Shorkey and Fraul-. Bcada. 1 ,lf 1 17 9 l, Lf ' v- The purpose of the newly-organized TEC Club is to promote un r ty among nts members, wluch include the students m the Technrcal, Vocatronal and Ntuslng pro- gramsg motivate intere st rn vocational and mdustrral education, and to assrst in the development oi demo- cratrc character of students. Presldcnt ....... Vice President. . Secretary ..... . Treasurer .... Advrsors. . Tec Club , .,,,, Linwood Weel-cs . . .Mitchell Armstrong . . . Charlene Bateman .. . . . .. Nell Overton ...Mr. R, H. Shorkey Mr. Frank Boada Richard Keeter, Directorg Mike Freeman, Secretaryg Tom Ward, Presidentg JohnChi1ders, Directorg Willard Newbern, Treasurer. f-. I' Nm I 'Q 's ,',4 q s. Oo ws 1' J 7' O 'x ,I A fp xx 1 2 'V I I I I , A , 0 X 0' S V Q v Q.. -,,n Weekly meetings. S Collecting dues Circle K The Circle K is an intern.1t1on.1l organization on the college level. It is designed in the fashion of .1 service club, ,ind sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The motto of both organizations is We Build. As in the KiwanisClub, this building is done through helping the community and college in every way possible. Circle li Sweetheart-Jane Wright CIRCLE K OFFICERS President ........ . . . Tom Ward Vice President .... .... I oe Sawyer Secretary ...... .... lN lil-me Freeman Treasurer .... .... X Villard Newbern Directors. . . . . . Richard Keeter john Childers Back row: Clay Allen, john Childers, Norman Norfleet, Tom Sawyer, John Ashley, Willard Newbern, Mike Freeman, and Ray Snow. Sitting: Don Gregory, Richard Keeter, Tommy Ward fPresidentj, Don Helms, and Scotty Davis. 75 Deans List ,- '7 Bottom row: Carol Pritchard, Babette Breeden, Shirley Benton, Marie Wittsell. Top row Sandra Shox-key, Helen Carole Forbes, Betty Ferrell, Bobbie Gill, Clay Allen, Warren White. Clay Allen Reginald Baker Shirley Benton Sydney Blanchard Babette Breeden Robert Carper Wayne Chappell Susan Cox Shelvey Crump Becky Felton Helen Forbes jo Ann Foreman Bobbie Gill LIBERAL ARTS Charles Woodard Judy Houlthouser Margaret Jennings Gloria Miller Norman Norfleet Lorraine Peele Mary C. Pritchard Lydia Riddick john Riggins Sandra Shorkey Jerry Smith john Stallings Warren White Marie Wittsell BUSINESS Beth Austin Patsy Meekins Carlton Smith TECHNICAL Frank Hayman 76 I A ,,,.s-t-.fb-.5 1 , Mr. and Miss COA .-i .'7,g,i f V Mr. and M155 CCA are chosen annually by the students. They are inftalled at the annual Spring Dance and represent the College 1D varrous eventr, such as the annual Cl'L!'lSID13S Parade. Tommy Turner and Mane Brothers E Christmas Parade 77 1 QI-, 1. if fi Sports I FQ ,O 1 1' . DIA' . , ,f. eff ' I.. , 4 ' .,2 .al C: 4 Marion Harris, Art Lynch, Leon Williams, Co-captaing Clay Allen, Hersey Smithson, Tommy Graudy, Mel Barnette, Co-captaing Roy Wilder, John Childers, Bobby Mansfield, Warren White, Ray Snow, Scorekeepen Bill Sterritt, Coach. Reach for the Sky. Dolphins '65 Scores Louisburg College 120 Miller-Motte College 72 Chowan College 100 Frederick Mil. Academy 89 Frederick College Frosh 70 N. N. Apprentice 90 Chowan College 84 Danville Technical Inst. 79 N. N. Apprentice 83 Frederick Mil. Academy 115 Louisburg College 105 Old Dominion College Frosh 92 Danville Technical Inst. 93 80 COA COA COA COA COA COA COA COA COA COA COA COA COA I 1, l 64 ' 1oz 77 1 64 I 68 75 64 ss 76 87 84 1 77 99 5 in V af F all Xi 1 , RISXXNY I ll lg 4. al Tothe t bl 9 tl p l 'x x hir, l I Basketball Team ht S Tl d Nlal' -XlEl.VlN I Tensxon mounts durmg half time. BI Qs' Coach Sterritt and Co-captains Mel Bamette and Leon Williams. Presto! B2 COA breaks 100! IBN- K -1- 11 lv-I 1 Z AJ .J 3 Z .4-9' D MJ CD N ' , ,Zn .A S -X 1.1 .J z I: Z m cn I-I 4----L. C-qxa, ' Af Vllutc, Mel EH Tl' .1 Bottom row: Clay Allen. Coby Foreman, W S. Don Helm Larry Larabee, Leon Williams, Q Rmhardson, EV en, St O attxc, Len U Ee Top row: John Go DQ1ph1 .Z What X pil xmrmotxxmxctu-,1Qup. Let's not fxght over nt. Up m the an over basketball. in L And .Away we go! Q. Intramurals The Intramural Program at COA this fall, was com- prised of a cross c ountry run and a tennis tournament. Both of these events are to be repeated this Spring, with the possibility of added events. Track I' w In late October, the first Annual Fall Cross Country Run was held. This event began and ended at the college campus, and ran through a vicinity south of COA, a course of 2. 5 miles.Of the fourteen contestants, Madison Phillips placed first with a time of 13. 22. PlaCin9 S6COnd was Mel Barnette, and third, Warren White. Clay Allen and Leon Williams placed fourth and fifth, respectively. B6 mu T l ik X 1 ia! X' , X in I f f 1 T i X E X Madison Phillips wins COA's first Annual Cross Country Run. '-S. Q .1 L. t 7' -v' A I, , .3 'J I ra Sure hut! Also held in Octob er was the Teams Tournament. Susan Cox won the H'-'omen's Diwsion Title. The Meds Division conteft was uneompleted. Tenms is E 1 ,igi Susan Cox 'cows to her partner. COA's Top Sport! -ll Wi 'WT 5 '-1 X V .- :fir 4 4. 'fllk Sportsmanship And ln the world, as m the school You know how fate may turn and slnft The prize be somctunes to the fool, The race not always to the swlft. Who misses or who gains the prmze Go, lose or conquer as you can, But if you fall or lf you use Be each, pray Cod, a gentleman 89 'i xx Q V-1' . , ,. -12 .' -FA,-4 f .- , I, !K ' f y iff Kf wwf --KL ff , , . , , 4, 'guy qi W ff 2, .,'.. I , 1, ' ' -V x .. L 71 .fy - F3-'1 ri' A ,J X . N -14. ',. . 1 90 f Features .gf 5,1 AT tR b 91 l Homecoming a-,' -fx 4 w I My HOMECOMING QUEEN 1965 - Charlayne Grimes xx . ff: REPRESENTATIVES - Bottom row: Charlayne Grimes, Freshman Class5 Bobbie Gill, Drarnatics Clubg Betty Ferrell, SGA. Top row: Janet Averill, Sophomore Classg Babette Breeden, French Clubg jane Wright, Circle K. Not Pictured: Patty Milliron, TEC Club. 92 I w HOMECOMING GAME - Where'd 1t go? Homecoming Queen, C I1 a rl ay n e Grimes and Escort Nelson Simons, at the game. 1-IOMECOMINC DANCE - Indian War Dance?! 93 ,., f ' - . V -Lt, 1 M L I - . - -zirjzggifxwr-2152-j-grci if 'gag '1:1jjk'.:f-21:7-.y f. A 9- aznrzff 4' . V --,- 1:4-X: ',.,, A u f e 5:'1 'i' . ' 1 3' a , ,I . 'gin V. - .N..' :gg 11-M ' ,, - :- '.3i'I4-?'2g '1?.1i5f-fEK9g51',:'f1'1'4f f1Qq1.z31'-' 5'3f1'7'i'-j ' -Q. 4 , '2 f . 37331135 ' 3 .F 1, 'A 6- '23-Q4 541,412 ,..-Hz,-is-.gf ,,g.f1v:f-'-- 5 H .4 G-.5 3-'iff 1 Y , -T 3:-11211517 f , -' . , 2, Q,-,,,,.-,g,,BQ?Q1 f n 1 . ' f f 4, fri C, '-T' ,. 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Compliments of CITY SHEET METAL CO. IIO East Colonial Ave. Elizabeth City POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SALON 332 Kramer Building Compliments of OXENA NEWSSTAND Compliments of WCNC 1000 Warts 1240 KC- Compliments of RUCKER 8 SHEELEY Compliments of CAROLINA, CENTER AND WEBB DRIVE-IN THEATERS KENYON BAILEY SUPPLY, INC. East Burgess Street Phones 335-5882 and 335-4993 Compliments of SANDERS CO., INC. Compliments of MILDRED'S FLORIST --l 'I 1 ' waives!-ee33'i,i:inH-vsnaww2,21:-1-,fsilis-ssiiiflidi-ik Compliments of ACME T.V. SALES 8. SERVICE M. G. MORRISETTE 8. SON Complete Home Furnishers Elizabeth City COPELAND'S CONFECTIONERY 8: GRILL 722 Hughes Blvd. Elizabeth City Phone 335-9877 We serve delicious home cooked meals Compliments of HOOPER TILE CO. Compliments of THE APOTHECARY SHOP RON-E'S BARBER SHOP IOO4 Hughes Blvd. Elizabeth City Phone 335-2328 Specializing in Flat-tops and in Children's Haircuts Open until 9:00 p.m. on Friday's Compliments ot IVIILES JENNINGS, INC. C. IVI. CHAPPELL REALTY General Building Contractors Real Estate Brolcer Route 2 Box 294 Elizabeth City THE NEW FOWLER STORE, INC. Wholesale Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes Netting, Etc. R. L. PARKER PACKING CO. Home of Parker's Delicious Hams and Sausage Wholesale Meats CITY MARINA T, Erie Haste Sr. Mercury OutBoard Compliments of WILLIS S. WRIGHT 8. SONS INC. Compliments of CLARA ANN FLOWER gc GIFT SHOP RONALD SAUNDERS ESSO Mechanic on Duty Road Service Corner Road 8g Ehrinhaus Phone 335-7468 Compliments of FEARING'S INC. Manteo, N. C. Since i924 For the Best in Dry-Cleaning and your FARMERS SUPPLY CO., INC. Farm Machinery - Ports - Service Garden Sl Field Seeds - Insecticides Phone 335-2497 Norge Village Self Service Laundry and Dry-Cleaning BEN FRANKLIN STORE Locally Owned Nationally Known, M. L. GT. B. Daniels Monteo Compliments of VIRGINIA CAROLINA TIRE CO. THE POLAR BEAR DRIVE-IN I ce-C ream Bar-B-Q Fresh Doughnuts Daily Manteo, North Carolina LAMM'S SANDWICH SHOP Hot Dogs - Hamburgers - Barbecue S. Poindexter St. Compliments ot JENNETTE'S The Men's Store SAWYER'S HOUSE OF FURNITURE, INC. 300 N. Hughes Blvd. Elizabeth City Phone 338-3901 , . ' f,:.1I.' - 5......www,,-Mama,-M4242-u'A ROCHELLE CLEANERS IOO S. Water St. Elizabeth City Compliments of HlLL'S CONEECTIONERY Compliments of SPORTSMAN'S MARINA Compliments ot J. B. CARTWRIGHT PLUMBING Compliments of TURNER'S BICYCLE SHOP Compliments of MOTOR BEARINGS 8 PARTS CO., INC. Elizabeth City Compliments of ELIZABETH 8. SUBURBAN GAS 8- EQUIPMENT CO. Compliments of GERNELL'S Compliments of SHERWIN WILLIAMS Compliments of WlLKlN'S FURNITURE CO. Compliments ot NORRIS BARBER SHOP Every Day Is Dollar Day GT THE DOLLAR STORE Compliments of SHAWBORO TRACTOR Si EOUIPMENTCO Compliments of ROCHELLE REALTY CO. Compliments of ALLEN SAUNDER'S ESSO Hughes Boulevard Compliments of W. T. GRANT'S MCPHERSON BROS. AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Elizobeth City Compliments of JACKSON'S CABINET SHOP Compliments of PERRY PAINT 8. GLASS CO. Compliments of R. C. ABBOTT CITY MARKET Fresh and Frozen Meats and Vegetables Highest Quality Staple Groceries Manteo, North Carolina Compliments of DAVENPORT MOTORS INC. Compliments of ROAD STREET DELICATESSEN Compliments of BEEFY'S DRIVE-I N D. T. WHITEHURST Grain Dealer Elizabeth City Compliments of SPARKS REXALL DRUG INC. Compliments of SUNDRY SHOP WRIGHT 8. SONS PURITY ICE AND FUEL CO. Ice - Kerosene - Fuel Oil - Coal Elizabeth City Compliments of LEE-RIGGS CADILLAC-OLDS CAROLINA FURNITURE COMPANY The Home of Quality Merchandise Elizabeth City Compliments of TUCK'S BAR-B-Q . ' .I I w-'f - .I .st-:IL-if 'fviv'-1' ' ' ' v- i' 1' L J 'smmyw Am 1-. r1.4-c-f34':1s,-2,12 -1-HMS ff.: .' A , 1, W 'SAT Compliments of VIRGINIA DARE HOTEL ELIZABETH CITY BOARD OF STOCK INSURANCE AGENTS Fenner B. Hopkins, Jr. Agency G. R. Little Agency N. W. Daily Agency Whitehurst Insurance Agency Jerry S. Wright Agency Southern Loan 81 Insurance Co. Compliments of CIRCLE RESTAURANT Compliments of COMSTOCK'S CONFECTIONERY 1 x If, X ' B. a s. sunoco SERVICE x -I A 4: f . - nl Morgons Corner f Rf. 3ElizabefHCify, N. C. I ' T' ' Your jeweler S1nceI882 BAILEY'S PHILLIP'S 66 STATION BON TON BEAUTY SALON ROANOKE LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANING CITY VULCANIZING Compliments of R. T. ORR SALES 8. SERVICE Compliments of OVERMAN 8. STEVENSON OWENS SHOE CO. 509 E. Moin Street Elizabeth City Compliments of NIAOLA MILK COMPANY W... ' Scientific Pest Control lil ' it i' P1 PYRAMIQ gs ,ext fff: '-'ii - git Pyramid Exterminoting Co., Inc. SPEDIC VENDING SERVICE, INC. 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