Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

I rri forenjord This Annual was published for the purpose of preserving the mem¬ ory of faces, places, general life, and pleasant pastimes enjoyed by the students of Columbia High School. cAntiual ia the reaaure ( heAt 7tletnoriea eloHging ■9 ' : . Dedication Cherishing their love Hoping to be able as we travel along The pathway of life to justify at least In some measure their faith in us And in appreciation of Their constant help and encouragement We Dedicate This Annual to OUR PARENTS Annual Slaff SAM S. WOODLEY Editor-In-Chief GORDON BASNIGHT Associate Editor PHYLLIS DAVIS Business Manager faculty Charles Cohoon, M, L. Basnight, Superintent; Otis Cohoon, Chairman; Harvey Davis. Sludenl Council PatMcDuffie, Vice-President; Alfred Davenport, President; IrisSnell, Treasurer; Madge Etta Morris, Secretary; Advisors: Mrs. Madge Van¬ horn ond Mr. Ernest Sutton. Seniors Colors Blue and White Excelsior floiDor Red Rose Joy McClees Seniors .,4; „uu,o-vi 5 uai .|UD 1, ; 4 -M 1 4; Beta Club 3,4; President 4; Class Treasurer 3, Beta Club 2 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Stu. LARRY BRICKHOUSE 4 Club 1,2,3; Bus Seniors Seniors PHYLLIS DAVIS The mildesf manners and Ihe gentles! heart 4-H 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Vice-President 2; Treasurer 3- Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Basketball I. MICHAEL GRIFFIN A man ' s worth is estimated in this world according to his JuniorPlay; 4-H 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Basketball 2; Newspaper Staff 1,2. DAVID HANSLEY Hoppiness seems made to be shared. Basketball 1,2,3; Class Secretary Treasurer 1; Vice- President 2; Class Poet 4; Annual Staff 4; Commercial 3; President 3; 4-H 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 3; Mono¬ gram Club 1,2,3; Junior Play; Newspaper Staff 4; As¬ sistant Editor 4; Transferred 4. JOYCE HASSELL She is ever fair and never proud,has tongue at will and yet is never loud. 4-H 1; FHA 1. Seniors JUDY McDuffie Hang sorrowl Care ' ll kill a cot. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; FHA 1,2; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 2; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Stu¬ dent Council 1; Glee Club 1,4; Newspaper Staff 2,4. GERALDINE MORAN Gossip is cheap; you can get it for nothing. 4-H 1,2,3,4;Treasurer 2; FHA 1,2,3;Basketball 1;Glee Club 1. THOMAS MORRIS For his heart is in his work, and the heart giveth grace Football 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4) Vice-President 4; 4-H 1, 2,3,4. LEXINE OWENS Now who could be neater, or brighter or sweeter? 4-H 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Junior P lay; Cheerleader 4; FHA 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 4. BETTY RHODES A little body doth often harbor o great mind. 4-Hl,2,3; Newspaper Staff 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Secretary ' 4; FHA 1,2,3; President 3; Junior Ploy; Bos- ketball 1; Glee Club 1. J. E. ROUGHTON My only books were women ' s looks. Footboll 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Student Counci I 2,3,4; Junior Play; 4-H 1,2; FFA 1; Newspaper Staff 4; GleeClub 4. Class Poem Try not the pass! the old man said; Dark lowers the tempest overhead. The roaring torrent is deep and wide! ' And loud that clarion voice replied. Excelsior! -HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW Class History On a bright sunny day in August 1945 we began our first day of school life. Miss Mary Weeks and Mrs. Camille Everton were there to welcome us. After we got over our shyness, we began to learn to print our names, and say our ABC ' s. After a few month ' s vacation we were back at school in the second grade, where we were wel¬ comed by Mrs.Dorothy Combs and Mrs. Ja n e Po I I a rd. There we learned to read and write The other SIX years in grammar school were a lot of fun. Our teachers were Mrs. Helen Melson, Miss Martha Sykes, Miss R ose Bateman, Miss Hettie Jones, Mrs. Mary Walker, Mrs. Florence Chaplin and N en we were in the eighth grade we had three teachers. Miss Jessie Flythe, Mr. Norman Knight, and Mr. Lawrence Green. Then came our Freshman year with Mr. PaulPowellas home-room teacher. We were so excited and mixed up that we didn ' t know which class and room we were supposed to be in. Everytime we started for another class we were running into everybody, Afteraweekor two we finally got straight¬ ened out. The most exciting activity of our Sophomore year was ordering our class rings which were to be delivered the following year. We enjoyed having Mr. Ernest Sutton as our homeroom teacher this year. We were all looking forwardto our Junior year. AgainMr. Ernest Sutton we I corned us. Gordon Basnight and Grace Cartwright joined us thatyear. We enjoyed presenting our Junior Play entitled Father Goes Domestic. Then at Christmas our Mascots, Dejuan Cooper and Jay McClees, gave us a party which was enjoyed by everyone. The proceeds from the play and from selling drinks and candy at ba I I games were used to fin¬ ance our trip to Washington, D.C. It was an excited group of boys and girls who left Columbia on Thursday, April 25th for our long-awaited trip. We had adelightful trip, but were happy to return home on Sunday nighf. The following fall we entered our Senior year which we all were looking forward to. Mrs. Madge Vanhorn welcomed us. We gained two new students, Jayne Sawyer and David Hans ley, both of whom we lost during the year. We almost immediately started to work on our annual, a project that consumed a lot of time but which we enjoyed. We especially enjoyed the day we spent out of town selling ads and were quite pleased with the results. The Monogram Club decided to present a Homecoming, the first for Columbia High. The King and Queen were elected from the Senior Class, the n o m i n e e s being Yvonne Brickhouse, Judy McDuffie, Lexine Owens and Marietta Swain for queen, and Gordon Basnight, David Hansley, Alfred Davenport and Hubert Spencer for king. They all rode on the Senior Float and at the ball game withWeeksvilie, Lexine Owens and Alfred Davenport were an¬ nounced as winners, having been elected by secret ballot. We were quite excited the day that we selected invitations, caps and gowns, and diplomas. Now we are all working hard and looking forward to the day when we can mail our invitations, wear our caps and gowns, and receive our diplomas. MARIETTA SWAIN Historian Class Prophecy It is now the year 1967. The world is indeed in a turmoil. The U.S. has been threotened with an invasion, and the President has been in conference for three days with grave, dignified Grace Cartwright, Secretary of The invasion is being threatened by Michael Griffin, former.Secretary of Treasury, who skipped the country with every cent the U.S. had. The Rock-n-Roll craze has again hit the country, and teenagers ore going wi Id over Thomos Morris, the Elvis Presley of the day. Opera, too, hos the country in a spin. Bobby Smith made history when he brought down the Metropolitan Opera House, by singing HOUND DOG in A sharp. The hottest comedienne of all times has hit New York like an Atom Bomb. Nancy Swain, who experts say is better than Berle, has audiences rolling the aisle. Her agent and right hand man is none other than Hubert Spencer. Lexihe Owens is known far and wide for her kind heart and generosity. She owns and manages The River Neck Home for Stray Cats and Dogs. The record for speed hashit an all-time high by the greatest racer ofall times, that world-famous Daredevil. Gordon Basnight. The tall, slim, redhead, leaning on the fence is Joyce Marie Hassell, his top-notch mechanic. Doris and Nan Brickhouse have opened a modest Tea Shoppe in downtown Gum Neck after striking oil on Sound Side. Phyllis Davis is working hard on her farm at Alligotor. In a few more years, she hopes to be able to sell her mules, and buy a tractor. It ' s rumored thatshe and her business manager, Jimmy Swain, are fightingall the time. Jane Selby and Judy McDuffie have put up a Drive-In Movie at Little Florido and are really raking in the dough. There ' s no extra charge if you want to go s w i mm i ng between movies. Sterling Spruill is President of the Sofe Drivers ' Association, and Michael Swain is his Assistant. Lawrence Brickhouse isa moviestar. He has been proclaimed the greatestscreen loyersince Rudolph Valentino. C. J. Livermon is a famous psychiatrist, and Buddy Brickhouse was hisfirstpatient. Buddy suffered o nervous breakdown when he discovered that there were people living outside Gum Neck. At Madison Square Garden, Ellis and Henry Cohoon are preparing to battle for the title. Between fights, Ellis models Bermuda Shorts for Macys ' , and Henry works as a Ballet Instructor. Lorry Brickhouse became famous by being the first man to go over Nicagara Fa I Is in a cardboard box. When lost seen, he was trying to swim bock up, using a slightly hurried Australian Crawl. Sam S. Woodley has just returned from Mars. Scientists finally decided that life did exist there and sent Sam to investigate unfortunately. There were a few humans strolling quite happily about, but after three hours of Sam ' s Hello Martion speech, they packed their belongings ond caught the first meteor over to Jupiter. Morietta Swain is doing quite well for herself these days. She isa Junior Partnerin Columbia ' s Used Car Lot. She is responsible for their newmotto, Don ' t drive an old wreck—buy a new one from us. At Washington, the Redskins are having their greatest season. The coachsays that it ' s all due to the work of Crazy Legs, formerly known as Alfred Davenport. He ' s the fastest water boy they ' ve ever had. Oh, yes, have any of you seen J. E. Roughton lately? J. E. became quite famous when he discovered what went on behind the green door. In his spare time, he tests new jet planes for the Air Force. Yvonne Brickhouse is just settling down to life again, after winning the Mrs. Americo contest. That young man following her around, obviously her husband, looks familiar, but 1 can ' t quite place him. Geraldine Moran is Assistant Principal of ol ' CHS. In memory of the 1957 Senior boys, she operates a Pool Hall during lunch time. Peggy Davis Iws just returned from Australia, where she captured first place in the weight-lifting contest, during the great Olympics. Frenthman o around the world and she captured something too-a tall, dark, Ann Selby owns a large publishing firm in New York and her best-selling author is Betty Rhodes. Bettv be- came known world over, when the 1957 Senior Class Annual, with her Class Prophecy in it, sold o BETTY RHODES Class Prophetess NORTH CAROLINA TYRRELL COUNTY Last anil leslament Witness Senior BEST ALL AROUND Lexine and Alfred BEST LOOKING Yvonne and Ellis FRIENDLIEST Hubert and Geraldine MOST ATHLETIC Judy and J. E, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sam and Betty MOST POPULAR Marietta and J. E. MOST STUDIOUS Thomas and Phyllis WITTIEST Jane and Bobby i- ' . Phoebe Rhodes, Secretary; J. D. Clough, President; Barbara Craddock, Vice-President; Joyce Ward, Treasurer. Juniors CLEATA ANN AINSLEY SHELBA JEAN ARMSTRONG EXY DELL BERRY HARVEY BRICKHOUSE PAT BRICKHOUSE J. D. CLOUGH CARY COHOON GRACE COHOON M. J. COOPER BARBARA CRADDOCK Lfl Juniors JOE CRADDOCK RAY DAVENPORT BILLY EVER TON LARRY GIBBS CARMEN HARRELL JACK HARRIS JANE HARRIS LEONARD HASSELL HUGH HOPKINS Juniors PEGGY MANN PAT McDuffie FRANKLIN MOORE BILL SYKES JOYCE WARD DANA WILLIAMS Morris Pritchett, President; Bobby Furlough, Vice-President; David Cohoon, Secretary; Madge Etta Morris, Treasurer. CARL RAY ALEXANDER LINWOOD ARMSTRONG ELLIS BERRY CORA BRICK HOUSE DAVID COHOON JOANNE COHOON PAT COHOON CHESTER COOPER Sophomores ALMA DAVENPORT BILL DAVENPORT DORA MAE DAVENPORT CARL DAVIS LYNDA DAVIS BOBBY FURLOUGH LOUISE HASSELL GLORIA HOPKINS PAT SPENCER TERRY SWAIN GRACE WILLIAMS WANDA WOODLEY Gene Combs, President; Rosalie Mizell, Vic Peggy Davis, Secretary and Treasur JANET COPELAND BERTRAM DAVENPORT PEGGY DAVIS GORDON DEAVER JR. MONTY HARRELL BETTY LOU NORMAN J. A. PERRY EDDIE MAE REYNOLDS JOAN RHODES ROSE MARIE ROSE DELTON ROUGHTON GAY ROUGHTON JANET ROUGHTON HAROLD SAWYER BOBBY VOLIVA NORMAN VANHORN RITA WARD SUSIE WORKMAN 1. Buddy Brkkhouse 2. Hubert Spencer 3. J. E. Roughton 4. Gordon Bosnight 5. Non Bri ckhouse 6. Henry Coh n 7. Peggy Dovis 8. Doris Brrckhouse 9. Lexine Owens )0. Jimmy Swain 1). Morietto Swain 12. Phyllis « iu‘ Sam Woodley 15. Nancy Swain 16. Larry Bri ckhouse 17. Betty Rhodes 18. Ann Selby 19. Judy McDuffie 20. C. J. Liverman21. YvonneBrickhouse22. Joyce Hassell 23. Lawrence Bri ckhouse. Gordon Basnight, P esiden ; Dana Williams, Vice-President; Doris Brickhouse, Secretary and Treasurer. fllarslials Sam Woodley, Chief; Thomas Morris, Madge Etta Morris, Avery Morris. future Homenialiers of flmerica future farmers of flmerica Senior 4-H monogram Clob Gordon Bosnight, President; Sam Woodley, Vice-President; Joyce Word, Secretary and Treasurer; Jock Harris, Reporter. Dana Williams, Chief; Yvonne Brickhouse, Grace Cohoon, Lexine Owens, Grace Williams, Peggy Davis, Kay Melson. Cfieerleaders Oeiuspaper Staff Som Woodley, Editor; J. Roughton and Gordon Bosnight, Ass ' t. Editors; Jock Harris, Business Manager. niusic Club Safely Patfol Conference Firsf Row; Coach Johnson, Gordon Bosnlght, J, E. Roogh- ton, C. J. Livermon, HenryCohoon, J. D. Clough, Roy Dovenport, LeonardHossetI, BillyHowlen. SecondRovn Terry Swain, Lawrence Brickhouse, BobbySmith, Deltois EUGENE SMITH, Manager Co-Ctiamps Opponenh C.H.S A „ ALFRED DAVENPORT 20 Back 0 12 oghfon. Sterling Spruill,Morris Pritchett, Bobby Fur- jgh, Jimmy Swain. Third Row: Seldon Br i ck hous e, omos Morris, Monty Harrell, Gordon Deover, PotMc- ffie, Sam Woodley. Basketball JUDY McDUFFlE First Rov : Lillian Smith, Marietta Swain, Jane Harris, Grace Cohoon, Judy McDuffie, Jack Harris, Joyce Ward. Second Row: Coach Brown, Peggy Davis, Grace Cartwright, Yvonne Brickhouse, Susie Workman, Ruth Selby, Joyce Spruill, Sue Snell, Pat Spencer, Jane Selby-Manager. Third Row: Gloria Hopkins, Carmen Har- Reynolds, Doris Brickhouse, Madge Morris, Carrie Jackson, Pat Cohoon, Wando First Row: Bobby Furlough, Bill Torkington, Jimmy Swain, Sam Third Row: Billy Howlett-Manage , Alfred Dovenport, Pat McDuffie, Gordon Deaver, Coach Johnson. , Monty Harrell, RobertCartwright, Morris Pritchett, Eugene Smith-Manager. Boys’ BasBetliall Seventh Grade First Row: Betty Borefield, Alan Basnight, Charles Bosnight, Sharon Berry, Coley Brlckhouse, Connie Briclchouse, J. D. Brickhouse, Jerry Brickhouse Jr., Joseph Brickhoose, Ann Clough, BudCohoon. Second Row: Hoi Cohoon, WoyneCohoon, CorolCombs, David Cooper, Lorry Cooper, Annie MacCurling, DonoOovenport, FronceiOovenport, JessieGodwIn, RonnieGrimsiey, Money Hassell. Third Row: Nerl Heorn, Brian Hopkins, Doris Jones, Judy Jones, Tercso Jones, Minnie Mae Lossister, Joseph Livermon, Money Midgett, Freddie Mitchell, Hope AAxrls, Leondo Mevrberry. Fourth Row: Dottic Pritchett, Pat Roughton, Dallas Sawyer, Fronces Sawyer, Jackie Smith, Thomas Spruill, Allen Swain, Glorio Jone Walker, Keith Weatherly, Mary Ruth Woodley. Sixtli Grade First Row: Diane Ainsley ' , Ruth Ainsley, Oalvin Armstrong, Elwood Armstrong, Geneva Armstrong, Dovid Barnes, Kattie Bosnight,Odell Beals, Chester Berry, Mory Bell Berry, StanleyBrickhouse. Second Row: ThomosBrickhouse, DavidClough, ShirleyCohooo, GaryComstodc, Jessie Cooper, Christine Davenport, Jean Carol Davenport, Dole Davis, Brenda Holes, Annette Hassell, Elmo Hassell. Third Row: Lawrence Hossell, Lillie Mae Hassell, Flora Ann Hollis, Thodine Hopkins, Kathryn Howett, Wi Imo Rae Jockson, Mourice Jones, Alice Ann Oliver, Bobby Patrick, Joseph Reynolds, Joyce Pledger. Fourth Row: Bill Pollard, Douglas Reynolds, James Reynolds, Ellen Marie Sowyer, Lorine Simmons, Norma Lee Simmons, Curtis Smith, Brendo Spencer, Neil Spencer, Leroy Spencer, Joie Spencer. Fifth Row: Freddy Swoin, Glersda Swain, Mary Beth Swain, Don Weatherly, George West, John White, Warren Woodord, Gene Woodard, Myra Voliva. fiflli Grade Brickhouse, Larry Brickhouse, Billy Davenport, NonDovenp Royee Reynolds. Fourth Row: n o nsley, Larry Ainsley, Alton Armstrong, Corol Armstrong, Cloude Armstrong, Borboro Brickhouse, Ben Mor.lynBrIckhouse, Iris Cohoon. Second Row: Lorry Comstock, AndreoCowell, DelioCuthrell, Myra Doniels, xt Ray Davis, Charles Oeover, Terry Everett, Ashley Hardison, Faye Hassell. Third Row: James Hassell, Mary  , InsLlvermon, Polly Ludford, WayneNormon, SondroOwens, ChorlesPotrick, EddiePhelps, JosephReynolds, tA .iSTAxt fourth Grade Third Grade w s.:Al Second Grade srPaurDtaveo’ hyMiTF ' her £££ £ F: t£ first Grade TYRRELL Compliments of FURNITURE COMPANY A. J. COHOON OIL COMPANY The Home of Fine Furniture G. Cecil Li 1 ley Phone 3281 Columbia, North Carolina Texaco Products, Firestone Tires Friendly Service Columbia, North Carolina TYRRELL THE EAST CAROLINA BANK COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Kiln Dried Lumber Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Englehard-Swan Quarter-Columbia North Carolina Wood Serves, Services, Satisfies Columbia, North Carolina ENGLEHARD SHRIMP, FISH OYSTER COMPANY Telephones: Office 47-1, Residence 20-1 Englehard, North Carolina ENGLEHARD WASHINGTON BUS COMPANY Phone 496 or 217 - R. S. Neal Englehard, North Carolina Compliments of HOTEL ENGLEHARD Englehard, North Carolina Compliments of CHUB ' S RESTAURANT Hertford, North Carolina Compliments of TOWE-WEBB MOTOR CO., INC. Hertford, North Carolina Compliments of R. K. JAGERS Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of DOT ' S SMART SHOP Phone 266-1 Columbia, North Carolina H. W. McCLEES AND SONS Fancy Groceries Phone 208-1 Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of FARMERS ' SUPPLY Hardware, Paints, Appliances Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of DR. A. F. DOWNUM Edenton, North Carolina Compliments of WHITE ' S 56 to $5.00 STORE Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of SWAIN GAS COMPANY Washington, North Carolina Compliments of HOBBS IMPLEMENT COMPANY Your John Deere Dealer Edenton, North Carolina Compliments of R. A. WEATHERLY Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of J. C. McCLEES Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of ELLIOT COMPANY Edenton, North Carolina iFRED MATHEWS I STOCK I AUCTION j We have the buyer, I You bring the stock. U. S. Highway 17,Telephone 4901 I Hertford, North Carolina WALKER FUNERAL HOME Lynch Monuments Columbia, North Carolina To the Seniors of Columbia High We wish that you, as the Years goby, will reach. In the ladder of success the very top, and find a life of happiness. TYRRELL HARDWARE COMPANY Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of DR. W. I. HART Edenton, North Carolina Compliments of COLUMBIA FURNITURE CO. Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of CRESWELL BARBER SHOP Proprietor—John Hufton Creswell, North Carolina Compliments of manning motor company Ford and Mercury Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments of BOYD ' S FIRESTONE STORE Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments of DR. WADE JOHNSON Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments of COLUMBIA GARAGE General Auto Repairs Tires and Batteries Lloyd Davenport Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of ALBEMARLE MUSIC COMPANY Juke Boxes and Amusement Machines Plymouth, North Carolina BROAD STREET GARAGE Auto and Tractor Repairs Electric and Acetylene Welding Phone 3406 Columbio, North Carolina CRESWELL TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC Oliver Sales and Service V M. V. Cohoon, Jr. Phone 211-7 Earl J. Baynor Creswell, North Carolina Compliments of PLYMOUTH FURNITURE CO. Plymouth ' s Furniture Center Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments of D. T. WHITEHURST Dealer in: Corn, Soybeans, Farm Produce and Fertilizers Located on Hertford Highway U.S. 17 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of SYMONS FRUIT CORP. Distributors Fruits and Vegetables Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of ROAD STREET GROCERY Grade A Market Fruits, Vegetables Satisfaction Guaranteed J. Warren Roughton Phone 2091 Columbia, North Carolina 1 Compliments of NEWTOWN GROCERY Columbia, North Carolina JORDAN ' S GRILL Dan Reynolds—Manager on route 17, 5 miles north of Edenton, North Carolina BATEMEN ' S GARAGE AND WRECKER SERVICE Phone 215-0 Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of WEATHERLY ' S FINE CANDIES Elizabeth City, North Carolina Congratulations Graduates from Compliments to the Class of 1957 TOPPINGS FISHER FLORIST Belhaven, North Carolina Flowers for all Occasions Columbia, North Carolina Every day more and more people shop at BELK-TYLER ' S Edenton, North Carolina Compliments of CARLEY ' S CAFE Bill Van Horne-Proprietor Columbia, North Carolina EDENTON TRACTOR AND IMP. CO. The Ferguson Sysl-em Phone 461 or 145 Edenton, North Carolina Compliments of OWENS SUPPLY COMPANY Peed-Farm Supplies, Concrete Blocks Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of TOWN TAVERN A good place to eat and drink. Englehard, North Carolina JOLLY RADIO - T. V. SERVICE Best in T. V. Sales and Service Phonos-Records Englehard, North Carolina Compliments of THE JEWEL SHOP Plymouth, North Carolina LARRY JONES ESSO STATION AND GROCERY STORE Phone 2177 Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of EARL ' S CAFE Creswell, North Carolina G. E. AND MOTOROLA TELE¬ VISION AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES H. O. Chesson,Phone 3114 Creswell, North Carolina Ford Tractors and Implements FARMERS ' SUPPLY AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY Belhaven, North Carolina Compliments of McKEEL ' S SUPERMARKET AND McKEEL ' S FLORIST Belhaven, North Carolina Compliments of DR. CECIL R. LUPTON Belhaven, North Carolina Compliments of C. N. DAVENPORT AND SONS Creswell, North Carolina Compliments of MILLER WARREN Plymouth, North Carolina ■ Compliments of MODLIN ' S GULF SERVICE Your Good Gulf Dealer Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments of WOMBLE ' S DRUG STORE Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments of NORMAN FURNITURE COMPANY Plymouth, North Carolina LITTLE FURNITURE COMPANY New and Used Furniture (Cor. 5th and Hackney St.) Pianos a Specialty Washington, North Carolina Compliments of BALLANCE ESSO SERVICE Cafe and Oyster Bar Gene T. Ballance Fairfield, North Carolina For The Newest in Smart Fashions Shop At The HOUSE OF FASHION Williamston, North Carolina Compliments of W. J. WOOLARD FURNITURE CO. Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments of COOPERSMITH Lumber, Poles, Piling Roper, North Carolina RHODES GROCERY Esso Gas and Motor Oil General Merchandise Plymouth, North Carolina KELLY ' S SUPERETTE Meats and Groceries Trade where your business is appreciated Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments of QUINN FURNITURE COMPANY Edenton, North Carolina BYRUM HARDWARE COMPANY Commercial Fishing Supplies Westinghouse Appliances Televisions and Service Edenton, North Carolina Compliments of j WHOLESALE MOTORS j (The best in used cars) | Plymouth, North Carolina | Compliments of ALBEMARLE FURNITURE CO. Edenton, North Carolina Compliments of j EDENTON FURNITURE COMPANY Household Furnishings | Phone 516 | Edenton, North Carolina j Compliments of ENGLEHARD CAFE Englehard, North Carolina R. L. PARKER PACKING CO. Home of Parker ' s Delicious Hams and Sausage,Wholesale Meats Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of HOSKIN HARRELL Edenton, North Carolina BYRUM IMPLEMENT COMPANY Sales and Service International Dealer Phone 299 or 393 Edenton, North Carolina ( Compliments of j HUGHES PARKER HARDWARE I Edenton, North Carolina I-- j Compliments of { HOPKINS FURNITURE STORE I Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments of EAST CAROLINA SUPPLY CO. Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments of BOYD HARDWARE STORE Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments of BEACON LODGE Phone 2541 Nags Head, North Carolina J. L. SMITH Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry Dial 3181 Columbia, North Carolina RHODES BbDY FENDER SHOP Body Fender Repair - Painting Walnut Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Congratulations Senior Class MA0LA1V ILK ICECREAM CO. Williamston, North Carolina Compliments of HOTEL NAGS HEADER Nags Head, North Carolina Compliments of RODNEY BESSIE ' S PLACE Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of SWAIN DRAINAGE SERVICE Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of A. W. LIVERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments of G. N. HURDLE Columbia, North Carolina JAMES PAYNE SHOE SHOP Repair New Shoes Columbia, North Carolina WE,ST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER COMPANY Manteo, North Carolina VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Reddy Says: HERE ' S HOW TO WATCH TV!’’ Richmond, Virginia Compliments of FLOYD E. COHOON ESSO STATION Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of your friendly COLONIAL STORE Your total food bill is less at CS. Compliments of COLUMBIA BARBER SHOP Alfred Ward,Proprietor Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of PHELPS MOTORS The Best in Used Cars Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of BROAD STREET MARKET Columbia, North Carolina Best Wishes to the Graduation Class SPITZIG ' S TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE Columbia, North Carolina BERKLEY FEED CORPORATION 1201-1219 E. Liberty Street Norfolk 6, Virginia Compliments of FRANK ALEXANDER ! Smith-Douglas Products I Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of HOUSE CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. Chevrolet Oldsmobile Plymouth, North Carolina ; WALKER’S FARMERS ' EXCHANGE Weston L. Walker, Mgr. Dealer Agent Seeds-Feeds-Fertilizers-Farm Supplies Electrical Appliances Travis Phone 21 70 Columbia, North Carolina Drink COCA-COLA It ' s a real thing Elizabeth City, North Carolina Best Wishes Seniors From FORBES RADIO SUPPLY CO. Radio and Television is our Business Wholesale-Phone 4484-Retail Elizabeth City, North Carolina THE DAILY ADVANCE Elizabeth City, North Carolina Your Newspaper dedicated To the interest and service of the people of the Albemarle Paul L. Liverman, Bureau Manager for Tyrrell County Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of CITY MOTORS PARTS Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of MOTOR BEARING PARTS CO. Water and Elizabeth Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina When you think of Clothing think of CADER HARRIS AND SON The Friendly Store Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of GLENN ' S PLACE Hertford, North Carolina Good Luck and Best Wishes For Success in Life COLUMBIA Plan Your Life Security With THEATER E. L PHELPS Representing Life and Casualty Insurance Company P. O. Box 214 Columbia, North Carolina Columbia, North Carolina 1 Compliments of SANDY POINT SERVICE STATION M. G. Pritchett, Manager Columbia, North Carolina R USSELL HOLMES SHOES Where Shopping is a Pleasure Elizabeth City, North Carolina OWENS SHOE CO. Your Friendly Shoe Dealer since 1901 Shoes for the Entire Family Elizabeth City, North Carolina j Compliments of STANLEY ' S BULLDOZER SERVICE 1 Phone Coinjock 2616 1 Moyack, North Carolina Compliments of COLUMBIA HOTEL Columbia, North Carolina RIGGS MUSIC COMPANY SEXTON ' S ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Automatic Phonographs, Records AND REPAIRS and Record Players Licensed Electrician 611 East Main Street H. E. Sexton, Proprietor Phone 2921 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of INIUS BARBER SHOP CHOWAN MOTOR COMPANY EDWARDS BODY AND FENDER WORKS WILLIS S. WRIGHT AND SONS D. WALTER HARRIS D. J. W. SELIG ENGLEHARD BEAUTY SHOP OCEANA DRIVE COTTAGE COURT CAVALIER MOTOR COURT NAGS HEAD ICE PLANT JOCKEY RIDGE RESTAURANT CAMPEN ' S JEWELERS ' STARR MOTEL MIDWAY GARAGE HASSELL CRUF MOTOR CO., INC. N. W. 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