Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1966 volume:

1966 COLUMBIAN e: Published by the Senior Class Columbia High School Columbia, North Carolina Mr. and Miss Columbian Allen Brickhouse Being named MR, COLUMBIAN is not an award bestowed upon all. Although all cannot share in the honor itself, all share in the happiness and pride they feel for those who are so honored. Chosen by the faculty as the senior boy who best personifies the ideals of Columbia High School was ALLEN BRICKHOUSE, MR. COLUMBIAN. Carol McClees Continuing honor and notoriety come to but a small percentage of a school's population. One so honored, CAROL McCLEES, MISS COLUMBIAN, was chosen by the faculty for her cooperation, dependability, industriousness, initiative, and citizenship. All at CHS share in the joy and happi- ness of this distinct honor. Dedicated to Mr. F.. A. Davenport There is one who has taught us. There is one who has prodded us to strive for higher goals. There is one who has gently quided us toward a brighter pathway when the direction in which we were travel- ing seemed dismal and bleak. There is one who has been a friend when we have particularly needed a friend. There is one who has treated us as individuals. There is one who has shared the pleasures and problems of our senior year. Therefore, in appreciation of all of these, we dedicate the 1966 COLUMBIAN to this teacher, guidance counselor, and friend, Mr. Fred A. Davenport. Preparing us to meet the business world requires patience, endurance, and ,. For information about colleges, scholarships, and loans, see Mr. Davenport. cat Uy Alcea! Columbia High is more than a school... a scholarship... friendship... school spirit... and service... CONTENTS : Administration and Faculty Seniors Features Activities Sports | Underclassmen Blementary Advertisements ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY The overall operation of CHS is the responsibility of the Superin- tendent, Principal, the Board of Education, and the School Com- mittee. Our school is fortunate to have in these positions of adminis- tration people who are dedicated to education and always striving to improve the school's standard of quality. The students of Columbia High School are greatly indebted to its faculty for their untiring efforts to improve our school. Through their good examples and willingness to help each student, we have grown not only in knowledge, but in character. We have been taught to be well-rounded individuals with a sense of responsibility, dependa- bility and leadership. We thank you for your trust and the many hours you gave to each of us. — An Administration Dedicated Every town is concerned about the school, because the youth are the leaders of tomorrow. We have our Board of Education, a body of dedicated men who are constantly reaching toward new and better ways to seek new goals to provide Columbia youth with training that will fit them for tomorrow's world responsibility. Mr. Milton L. Basnight is the superintendent of the Tyrrell County Public Schools. MR, MILTON L, BASNIGHT Superintendent Tyrrell County Public Schools The members of the Board of Education, Tyrrell County, are Mr. Collon Snell, Chair- man (not pictured); Mr. Milton L. Basnight, Secretary; Mr. Dan E. Davis; and Mr. Joseph T. Liverman, to Service... We like a man who loves life and who, because of that love, manages to bring to school with him the freshness and vigor that are a part of the earth and air and sky. We admire a man who is a dreamer, looking beyond the present to a richer and more outstanding future, who sees for Columbia High School a curriculum reaching for the best, and an opportunity for individual encourage- ment, and a higher standard of achievement for each student. So, with true affection and esteem, we welcome Mr. L. A. Bruton to this, his first year of principalship at CHS. MR, L. A, BRUTON Principal Columbia High School Mrs. Annette B. Parisher is beginning her first year as school secretary. We welcome her to the CHS family. The District School Committee, Columbia High School, serves as another link between the school and the community in an advisory capacity. Many recommendations are made for the betterment of the school. This committee is composed of Mr. Lloyd Davenport, Chairman; Mrs, Charles Spruill, Secretary (not pictured); Mr. Elwood Arm- strong (not pictured); Mrs. George Owens; Mr. Edmond Phelps. Guardians of Education ... The task of preparing students to be better citizens through civics is given to Mrs, Madge Van Horne. She also prepares college-bound students for their foreign language by teaching French I and II. Last but not least, her most distinguished course is English IV for the seniors, The commercial courses, under the direction of Mr. Fred Davenport, offer excellent experience which pre- pares students for a further education and a future career. The commercial courses are bookkeeping and typing. 6606000060 90000000000 MR, FRED A, DAVENPORT MRS, MADGEL, VAN HORN B.S., M.A., East Carolina College A.B., East Carolina College MR. A. M. SNAPP B.A., Emory and Henry College The Science Department at CHS endeavors to in- crease the knowledge that exists in the minds of high school students. Under the supervision of Mr. A . M. Snapp, students have the Opportunity to improve in the fields of general science, biology, and chemistry. Mathematics courses at Columbia High include general math, algebra, and geometry. Under the direc- tions of Mr, James W, Laughinghouse, these courses are MR, JAMES W, LAUGHINGHOUSE taught to strengthen the basic arithmetic, and are used B.S., M.A., East Carolina College as a tool for further mathematics, science, business, and many practical daily uses, -.. CHS Faculty The primre objective of the English Department is to enable students to communicate properly through spoken or written sentences, This task is undertaken by Mrs. Sue Plaster. Home economy and family living is emphasized by Mrs. Mary Ann Combs in the Home Economics Department. MRS, SUE B, PLASTER MRS. MARY ANN B, COMBS B.A., Atlantic Christian College A.B., Meredith College MR, ROWLAND G, RIDDICK B.S., North Carolina State University The significance of the past and the present is clearly revealed in the History Department under the directions of Mr, K, W. Plaster. He, also, seeks to instill in students the importance of physical fitness and good sportsmanship through the course of Physical Education, MR, KENNETH W. PLASTER The Agriculture Department, under the direction of Mr. Rowland Riddick, trains boys to handle equipment and tools B,S., Atlantic Christian College expertly. Working for a Better School The members of the staff at Columbia High School have expertly fulfilled their tasks, Our health nurse has been our assurance of excellent care incase ofaccidents, She has greatly assisted the student body in receiving needed optical and dental care. Our bus drivers maintain a very important position on the staff of CHS. About ninety per cent of the stu- dents depend on them for a means of transportation to and from school. We are indeed grateful for their good, courteous, reliable driving techniques. When lunch time has arrived, the students have quickly formed a long line leading into the cafeteria where we knew we would be served delicious, nourishing meals by our lunchroom staff. The custodians of CHS have kept our school facilities clean and sanitary. We appreciate the hard work they have contributed in order to make our life at school more pleasant, PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE Mrs, Pauline J. Bateman “3 soul BUS Fl BUS DRIVERS Mr. L. A. Bruton, Adviser; Sandra Brickhouse, Loretta house, Junior Reynolds, Dallas Simmons, Faith Hudson Midgett, Mrs. Syble Knotts, Terry Payne, Allen Brick- and Ray Hassell. CUSTODIANS Mr. Grady Alexander, Mrs. Virginia Alex- ander (not pictured), and Mrs. Mary Frances LUNCHROOM STAFF OME (REF SEES Mrs, Esther Rhodes, Mrs, Beatrice Roughton, Mrs, Syble Knotts, Mrs. se Anna Brickhouse, Mrs, Ivadean Spencer, Manager; and Mrs. Geneva a Melton (not pictured), SENIORS As our Columbia High School years draw to a close, we find that our emotions are mixed with both regret and joy. During our twelve years of school, we have become one big family. Now this big family will, in a sense, be de- stroyed as we each go our separate ways, but many of the friendships that have grown during these years will never die. However, as we have reached an important mile- stone in our lives, we must move on to greater effort and larger responsibilities. Beyond the doors of our school lie opportunity, suc- cess—and, perhaps, failure. We know that the days ahead will not always be sunny, but our hopes are high because of the confidence we have gained through our years of preparation at CHS. Senior Class aS COLUMBIA Officers | J HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA, N.C. == Eddie Spencer, President; Joyce Rhodes, Vice-President; Fleedie Cahoon, Secretary; Nancy Owens, Treasurer. Mr. Davenport serves as the Senior Class adviser, Class of 1966 ——™ _- te Bad DIANE ARMSTRONG GWEN ARMSTRONG 7X9 ue “y . Sa oy FA a4 MARSHA BRICKHOUSE ALLEN BRICKHOUSE yon OF © qeuse of The hilarious Armstrongs and the dignified Brickhouses. Class of 1966 5 ge? Let's be more sociable, Sandra! ' SANDRA BRICKHOUSE Bre. é of Pine 3 WANDA BRICKHOUSE FLEEDIE CAHOON LARRY COMSTOCK History As we, the Seniors of 1966, are on the brink ofa new life, we like to pause and look back to the yester- days at Columbia High School, days that will always be very close to our hearts. Our years in the primary and elementary grades were important, because our educational foundation was being laid. We had good teachers; we learned much; and there were many, many happy days. We entered high school with Mrs, Mary Ann Combs and Mr. Adrian Ayers as our homeroom teachers. The looks from the upperclassmen, the rushing from class to class, and the new schedule are all a part of our mem- ories of our first year in high school. In our sophomore year, our homeroom teachers were Mrs. Madge Van Horn and Mr. John Griffin. By now we were accustomed to high school life. We had a good year and were increasing in knowledge. As Juniors, our homeroom teacher again was Mrs. Van Horn. We worked harder in our studies, and we were enjoying the role of upperclassmen. The class conducted a magazine campaign, which was profitable and lots of fun. One of the highlights of the year was our Junior- Senior Prom, which carried out the theme Stairway to Dreamland. It was a very happy occasion. Another pleasant event was the arrival of our class rings. Finally the long-awaited year came. We were Seniors. Our homeroom teacher was Mr. Fred Davenport, who helped us with the 1966 COLUMBIAN and our plans for graduation. We looked forward to a good year in our studies, the many social activities, and finally to our graduation in June, 1966. We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to parents and teachers for their guidance and support during our years at Columbia High School. Class Historians: Carol McClees Marsha Brickhouse GENE COOPER LEAMON COOPER WILLENE CUTHRELL ROBERT DEAVER fino Pe en, Not so close to us, Gene! Last Will and Testament | We, the SeniorClass of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty- six, in all sincerity and sobriety, do hereby establish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, ARTICLE | To our Parents, we leave our appreciation for their love, understanding, and guidance through these many years. ARTICLE II To Mr, Bruton and our teachers, we leave our sincere appreciation for their leadership and patience, ARTICLE III To Mr. Davenport, our senior advisor, we leave our many thanks for being the teacher and friend we needed during our senior year, Section I To the Freshman Class, we leave the thrills of being in high school. Section Il To the Sophomores, who are soon to become Juniors, we leave the challenge of planning the Junior - Senior Prom. Section III To the Juniors, we leave the matchless prospect of becoming Seniors and the good times of their last year in high school. ARTICLE IV 1, DIANE ARMSTRONG, leave my appealing ways to Laura White. = . GWEN ARMSTRONG, leave Mrs. Combs a cookie in place of the one J ate, 1, ALLEN BRICKHOUSE, leave with the hope of returning to teach Lelia Davenport and David Smith in the fifth grade, MARSHA BRICKHOUSE, leave my witty ways to Kathy Roughton, - SANDRA BRICKHOUSE, leave my ability to squirm out of answering French questions to anyone who can, WANDA BRICKHOUSE, leave my liking of under- classmen boys to some rising Senior, . I, FLEEDIE CAHOON, leave Columbia High School to await the sound of wedding bells. _ GENE COOPER, leave Columbia High in search of more poo] halls, 1, LARRY COMSTOCK, leave my quiet disposition to Junior Reynolds, LEAMON COOPER, leave my ability to irritate Mrs. VanHorn to anyone willing to try. I, WILLENE CUTHRELL, leave my dignified ways to Kathy Withers. I, ROBERT DEAVER, leave my studious ways to Danny Daughtry. I, MICHAEL ETHERIDGE, leave my dancing ability to Denny Taylor. LLOYD JOHNSON, leave my ability to entertain girls in study hall to George Owens. “ I, MILTON KIDD, leave my ability to disagree with girls to Roy Lowe. . CAROL McCLESS, leave my ability to be Chief Mar- shal to anyone willing to work hard, I, LORETTA MIDGETT, leave my artistic abilities to Mr. Snapp. NANCY OWENS, leave my wonderful personality to Barbara Jones, . JOYCE RHODES, leave my beautiful, long, curly, blond hair to Linda Roughton. . CINDY SIMMONS, leave my ability to aggravate Mr. Davenport to Nancy Brickhouse. — “ DALLAS SIMMONS, leave Bus 10 to anyone who wants to be annoyed, I, WAYNE SMITH, leave my romantic ways with certain sophomore girls to Mac Basnight. I, EDDIE SPENCER, leave my ability to try to melt ice cubes to anyone brave enough to give it a try. 1, SARAH SPENCER, leave Lafeyette Mercer, regretfully. I, LAWRENCE SWAIN, just leave, I hope! I, RICKY SWAIN, leave Willene Cuthrell to no one. I, LAURA TAYLOR, leave my silent ways to Ann Ludford, i - FRIEDA VOLIVA, leave my slim figure to Vi Johnson. Class Testators: Frieda Voliva Allen Brickhouse MICHAEL ETHERIDGE I wish I could sit like that! CAROL McCLEES MILTON KIDD LLOYD JOHNSON Prophecy As we check the place cards and seating arrange- ments, we are carried back into the past. No one would have ever dared to suggest that the world would be so changed in just ten years. Why, when we were planning to have a class reunion during this year of 1976, no one ever dreamed of the satellite night club, The Tornado, much less that the setting for our reunion would be just that, But as we, Fleedie Cahoon and Joyce Rhodes, check the final details in the decorations and program, we can't help but reminisce about our days at Columbia School, the little town of Columbia, and our old class- mates who we will be seeing in just a short time now, As we check our seating list, Allen Brickhouse is the name that we see first. Oh, yes, he succeeded in be- coming a school teacher! Imagine Allen being the only male at the fashionable girls' school, Rockette Hall! Another one of our classmates who has become a fashion designer, Loretta Midgett, has received much publicity recently, Her latest creation, ''Doo-Drop-Inn has caused a complete revolution in the fashion world. Her star model, Diane Armstrong, plans to model this fabulous dress for her classmates tonight at the reunion, Marsha Brickhouse is next on our list. She was selected as the wittiest girl in our class, and portions of her wit have been carried over into her work as a soci- ologist. Marsha's latest client asked her to recommend a romantic replacement for the moon in the life of young lovers. Any ideas about the moon as a symbol of romance are now considered old fashioned! Marsha is not the only one who is confronted with such 'enormous!! problems! Frieda Voliva, all dressed in white from head to toe, finally became a registered nurse. She has learned all the remedies for the cure of many illnesses, but she hasn't quite mastered the remedy for a broken heart! That doctor in the little white coat just can't seem to find the time to teach her, Sandra Brickhouse, the owner of 'The Tomado ' said that we would be surprised at the number of people who are over-powered by the atmosphere at the night club. Actually, instead of the atmosphere it's probably the rich food. Wanda Brickhouse, 'The Tornado's!' chief cook, strongly believes in garnishing her dishes with a liberal sprinkling of stardust or a few sprigs of moongloo! Poor Leamon Cooper is on a very strict diet and won't be able to enjoy many of the famous dishes that The Tornado offers, That's Tight, he must watch his weight! After all, he's the world champion heavyweight boxer. It did take everyone a little! by surprise when Clay was downed within a minute during the fight in which Leamon gained his title, Robert Deaver is Leamon!s manager. It seems that Leamon is always getting him- self in a jam and it takes Robert's fast talking to get him out. Another of Leamon's close associates is Gene Cooper, Gene hangs around the big pool halls collecting the latest tidbits of information about Leamon's opponents, Another of our classmates has gained wide recogni- tion as an actor, Michael Ethridge has become another Richard Burton. His own Liz is none other than another classmate, Carol McClees. The Beatles are now a thing of the past. It seems that Dallas Simmons, Wayne Smith, Eddie Spencer, and Lawrence Swain have captured the hearts of all the young girls with their latest recording, Come Along to Pluto and Play Eskimo With Me. Evidently Eddie still likes ice cubes! Without a doubt, Cindy Simmons, the hairstylist, is chilled when she hears our singing stars! newest song, But, another classmate, Sarah Spencer has advised Cindy not to cry. However, Laura Taylor seems to think that the place to melt the ice is at the home of a Justice of the Peace. Milton Kidd always was silent whenever anyone wanted him to speak during our school days. Well, now he's living like a hermit; however, he's making good use of his time. He has written a best-seller, Another Look at Whitman and Thoreau. As we continue down the list to Willene Cuthrell's name, our thoughts are channeled in another direction, Willene is now secretary to the owner of Greater Land and Timber Company. Lloyd Johnson, the Owner, spends most of his time in South America making sure that Larry Comstock, his foreman does the job right, One of Lloyd's old lovers, Gwen Armstrong, doesn't care for this set-up at all. It seems that she thinks that it's time that Lloyd became a little more domestically inclined, The Congress of the United States is still dazed by the warm personality of one of the new North Carolina Senators, Nancy Owens, Nancy always was a favorite with the Class of '66. Our senior adviser, Mr. Fred Davenport, and our mascots, Lelia Davenport and David Smith will also attend the reunion, Mr. Davenport is still advising the seniors at CHS, Lelia and David are now freshmen, Listen! A rocket is approaching the night club. Wonder who is piloting it? Just look at those bars and stars’ painted on the nose cone! Ricky Swain must be the pilot, because no one else in our class could possibly still find time to feud with our ancestors! As we rush out to welcome our classmates as they descend from the rocket, we put our memories aside until another time, Class Prophetesses: Joyce Rhodes Fleedie Cahoon Te ee ee : : : 4 - ! i) —- eis ‘Class of 1966 Kvn. LORETTA MIDGETT NANCY OWENS ah, tom 4, JOYCE RHODES Why so serious, Loretta? - MO bales CINDY SIMMONS Directory DIANE ARMSTRONG.,..car dealer... Pepsi...boat ramp...Greenyille..,Saturday nights. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Glee Club 1. GWENDOLYN FERN ARMSTRONG. ..blushes...baths... Johnson's Wildcat... Anita...drapes. FHA 1, 2, 3, Pro- gram Chairman 4; Monogram Club 2,3, President 4; Basketball 1, 2, All Conference 3, Co-Captain 3, Co- Captain 4; Student Council Vice-President 3; Girls! State 3; Marshal 3; Annual Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4, ALLEN JUNIOR BRICKHOUSE, .. hair spray...teacher,.. Bus 12,..teaser,..Sound Side, FFA 1; Student Council 1; Bus Driver 4, MARSHA LOUISE BRICKHOUSE, .. East Lake... proxy... bumed chocolate candy..,Nollie's,.,religious petty officer, FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball Manager 3; Student Council 3; Cheerleader 4; Marshal 3; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff, Activity Editor 4, SANDRA FAY BRICKHOUSE...sideswiper...dense... Legion Beach,..nosey...Ernie. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Cheerleader 1; Marshal 3; Bus Driver 4; Annual Staff, Feature Editor 4. WANDA JEAN BRICKHOUSE...Delmo... tears... Kil- kenny...'What? ...sleepy head. FHA 1, 2, 3,4. FLEEDIE JUANITA CAHOON... peanuts...Royce... diamond, ..''What is this chapter about ? ... laughs, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer, Treasurer 1, Sceretary 2, Treas- urer 3, Secretary 4; Glee Club 1. LARRY DAVE COMSTOCK... .curly hair, ..US History... Tyrrell Hardware...a certain junior girl... Tastee Freeze. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 2, 3. EUGENE CAROL COOPER... poo! hall... Huh? ... sleepy head... Michigan... false teeth. FFA 1, 2, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 4. LEAMON ODELL COOPER... I don't know ... Second the motion ... shiny Ford...typing...girls. FFA 1, 4; Basketball 3. JOYCE WILLENE CUTHRELL...army guy...''Willie ... Moon-ey watcher...Ag Bldg...walk, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Marshal 3; Class Officer, Vice- President 3; Annual Staff, Copy Editor 4, ROBERT DEAVER,..ghosts...long book reports... ab- sentee...No, 4,..determination. FFA 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 4; Baseball 3. MICHAEL ALONZO ETHERIDGE, . .dancing...bigeyes... Little Florida...Michigan,.,farm truck. FFA 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2; Football 1, LLOYD HAYES JOHNSON...Gum Neck...Wildcat... Millses. .. Plymouth trip...Fem. FFA 3; Annual Staff, Sports Editor 4, WALLACE MILTON KIDD... argumentative... goo goo gogles...Economics...pennies...cars, FFA 1, 2,3, 4; Basketball 1, CAROL ANGE McCLEES...ECC,,.red and white Ford... French boy... poise...Brevard. FHA 1, Vice-President 2,3, Secretary 4; Beta Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Student Council 1; Girls' State 3; Chief Marshal 3; Class Officer, President 1, Secretary 3; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff, Business Manager 4. LORETTA DAIL MIDGETT...artistic...Benny...PJ party... parrot... Mount Olive. FHA 1,2, 3,4; Bus Dri- ver 4; Annual Staff, Layout Editor 4, NANCY ELLEN OWENS...chauffeur... Physics... East Carolina,..lamb... left kicks, FHA 1, Reporter 2, Vice- President 3, President 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Student Council Treasurer 2, President 4; Marshal 3; Class Officer, Secretary 1, Vice- President 2, Treasurer 4; Annual Staff, Circulation Manager 4. JOYCE LEIGH RHODES... Mustang...long blond hair... lab tech,..ODC...rival, FHA 1,2,3, Reporter 4; Beta Club 2, 3,4; Student Council 2; Co-Chief Marshal 3; Class Officer, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 4; Glee Club 1; Annual! Staff, Chief Proofreader 4, CYNTHIA LEE SIMMONS...tears...red, white, and blue. ..temper... either Gordon... Valentine. FHA Sec- retary 1, Treasurer 2,3,4; Class Officer, Treasurer 1; Glee Club 1, 2. DALLAS McCOY SIMMONS...two-timer...Creswell... Mount Olive...Bus 10...conceit. FFA Treasurer 1, Vice- President 2, 3, President 4; Football 1; Baseball 1; Student Council, Secretary 1; Class Officer, Vice-President 1, President 2, 3; Bus Driver 4; Annual Staff, Class Editor 4, WAYNE JAMES SMITH... heart breaker... I magine any Juliet...red scarf,..class baby. FFA 2, 3; Monogram Club, Vice-President 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Annual Staff, Photography Editor 4, EDDIE DEAN SPENCER. .. bareback rider. ..ice cube... prexy...playboy...fried chicken and chocolate pie. FFA, Reporter 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer, President 4; Annual Staff, Faculty and Curriculum Editor 4, SARAH ELIZABETH SPENCER... Lafeyette...book- keeping... quiet...sewing,..June 1, FHA 1, 2,4. IRVIN RICHARD SWAIN, JR... right middle,..meat specialist. ..Creswell...Romeo...eighteenth birthday, FFA, Secretary 1, 2,4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,4; Foot- ball 1; Baseball 1, LAWRENCE STEVE SWAIN... Bucket ... Plymouth. .. Santa Claus...second try...English 4. FFA Dee oyae Football 1, 2; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4. LAURA FRANCES TAYLOR. . .Carley'sCafe...Robert... wedding bells...Dewey's Pier. ..blue Chevy. FHA 1, 2, 3,4. FRIEDA MARGURETTEE VOLIVA... buttons...COA... French songs... 'go-between ...needles. FHA, Pianist 1, 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Glee Club, Pianist 1; Annual Staff, Chief Typist 4. DALLAS SIMMONS WAYNE SMITH EDDIE SPENCER Eddie, 'cheese' isn't that hard to say!! Gn 2h, Ss 2s laf SARAH SPENCER Class of 1966 Mascots The SeniorClass eachyear selects two small children to act as mascots. This year Lelia Davenport and David Smith were selected. Lelia is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Fred Davenport, and David is the son of Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Smith, Their duties consist of participating in the baccalaureate and graduation exercises, You should have said 'cheese', Bucket, not 'Santa Claus'! RICKY SWAIN LAURA TAYLOR LAWRENCE SWAIN FRIEDA VOLIVA Work, Sweat, Tears - Work, Sweat, Tears—that's the long and the short of it! Can't find layout, broken typewriters, pictures to remake, too many pages, NOT ENOUGH MONEY...In spite of all the numerous headaches, sleepless nights, and unexpected difficulties, pictures were made, layout completed, and copy typed—and off to the press it went! We only hope that it will prove to be adequate and pleasurable in years to come. LORETTA MIDGETT, Layout Editor; WILLENE CUTHRELL, Copy Editor; WAYNE SMITH, Photography Editor, 1966 Columbian CAROL McCLEES, Business Manager; Circulation Manager, NANCY OWENS, SANDRA BRICKHOUSE, Feature Editor; MARSHA BRICKHOUSE, Activities Editor; DALLAS SIMMONS, Class Editor; EDDIE SPENCER, Faculty and Curriculum Editor; LLOYD JOHNSON, Sports Editor. 3 FRIEDA VOLIVA, Chief Typist; JOYCE RHODES, Chief Proofreader, Other typists were Wanda Brickhouse, Fleedie Cahoon, and Laura Taylor, FREATURES The students on the following pages have gained the honor of their positions through hard work and true dedication to whatever tasks were required of them. We are proud to recognize each one as a model to the rest of the student body. Tomorrow's leaders are found on these pages. CHS holds them in high esteem and congratulates them on their success. Senior students, whose reputable service and admi- rable character distinguish them, gain special recognition as Outstanding Seniors of 1966 in the COLUMBIAN, Their superior scholarship and prominent leadership have set good examples for other students and have helped these Outstanding Seniors obtain their eminent position. ALLEN BRICKHOUSE, . . Bus Driver. . .Super- lative... FFA... Student Council. Senior Standouts GWEN ARMSTRONG...Monogram Club... Marshal... Girls' State... FHA. WILLENE CUTHRELL ...Marshal...FHA... Superlative, ..Annual Staff. Chosen by CHS Faculty CAROL McCLEES... Beta Club...FHA... Marshal. .. Girls' State. | NANCY OWENS...Student Council... FHA...Monogram Club... Marshal. JOYCE RHODES...Beta Club...Marshal... Class Officer...FHA. Seniors MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED,..Carol McClees and Allen Brickhouse...''An Ipana smile is a million-dollar smile! Through the twelve years of school, every student has his own characteristics, Each is noticed for some special feature. Superlatives are a supreme example of recog- nized individuals by the entire Senior Class, The Senior Class of 1965-1966 elected these as their class superlatives, They were chosen with much pleasure and the knowledge that each and every student was elected for being himself, BEST ALL AROUND, , .Sandra Brickhouse and Wayne Smith. .. 'No jokes, no smiles, just us all round! Excelling MOST ATTRACTIVE, .. Nancy Owens and Lloyd Johnson...''The beauty and the beast—see the bruises! CUTEST... Joyce Rhodes and Ricky Swain...'We're cute and we know it! Seniors FRIENDLIEST...Cindy Simmons and Eddie Spencer... You weren't kidding, she is! MOST DIGNIFIED... Willene Cuthrell and Milton Kidd. .. 'She 'knees! to be dignified! Supreme MOST TALENTED...Frieda Voliva and Michael Ethe- ridge... I can't stand my piano playing either! A MOST ATHLETIC...Gwen Armstrong and Gene Cooper...''Look up and LIVE, man! Seniors MOST DEPENDABLE... .Wanda Brickhouse and Robert Deaver..,''Robert backed out on me when it came to the dishes! MOST COURTEOUS...Diane Armstron 9 and Larry Comstock. . . Boing—gqgg—qq—q!!! | Superb WITTIEST. . . Marsha Brickhouse and Dallas Simmons... Quit your fooling, Marsha, let's do this right! eeseseaoses MOST TALKATIVE. ..Fleedie Cahoon and Leamon Cooper. ..''We dream of someone else with the dark brown hair! Marshals -- Scholastic Leaders Each year as the end of the school year and Commencement Exercises draw near, the members of the Junior Class eagerly await the announcement of those who have been chosen to serve as Commencement Marshals. The stu- dents who are chosen have the highest scholastic averages in their class. The duties of the marshals are to distribute programs to those attending, to take charge of the reserved seats section, to assist the senior adviser and the gradu- ating seniors in numerous ways, and to entertain the mascots during the programs. is eee nenenenne of Sandra Brickhouse, Nancy McClees, and Joyce Rhodes. eee 1 | CAROL McCLEES JOYCE RHODES Chief Marshal Co-Chief Marshal 1 wa pe Owens, Frieda Voliva, Willene Cuthrell, Marsha Brickhouse, Gwen Armstrong, Carol Girls’ State, 1965, UNC-G Gwen Armstrong was chosen as one of the two repre- sentatives from the Junior class to attend Girls' State in June, 1965. Both girls were sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary to attend the seven-day session at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Carol McClees was also selected as a representative to attend the 26th session of Tar Heel Girls' State, Both girls were chosen for their character, leadership, and dependability. While attending the meeting they learned much about the functions of political parties and the mechanics of government. Homecoming Queen NANCY OWENS Homecoming Court | i . te AES — _ CAROL McCLEES, representing the Senior Class, was escorted by MICHAEL ETHERIDGE. { 4 | | NANCY OWENS, representing the Senior Class, fel was escorted by EDDIE SPENCER. iS } | SUE FURLOUGH, representing the Junior Class, was escorted by DANNY DAUGHTRY. BARBARA JONES, representing the Junior Class, was escorted by BILL VOLIVA. FAYE JONES, representing the Sophomore Class, was escorted by WAYNE KIDD. HARRIET DAVENPORT, representing the Sopho- more Class, was escorted by CHUCK SIMMONS. NANCY SAWYER, representing the Freshman Class, was escorted by DENNY TAYLOR. BRENDA SAWYER, representing the Freshman Class was escorted by ROY LOWE, ACTIVITIES The activities at CHS lead to a more successful and enriched student life. The organizations within the school provide an oppor- tunity for the students to apply their skills and knowledge tobetter citizenship and a better school. Student Council... The Student Council's primary purpose is to build better relationships between students and faculty and to carry out worthwhile projects for the entire school, The president, Nancy Owens, comes from the Senior class; the Vice-President, Steve Alexander, from the Junior class; Marie Brickhouse, the Secretary, from the Sophomore class; and Ray Parisher, the Treasurer, from Two representatives were elected the Freshman class from each class. They are Eddie Spencer and Sandra Brickhouse, Senior class; Nanette Smith and Teresa Weatherly, Junior class; Delmo Cahoon and Dru Daven- port, Sophomore class; and Jay McClees and Howard Swain, Freshman class. Mr. Fred Davenport serves as adviser of the Student Council. Nancy Owens, President. Mr. Fred Davenport, Adviser. Steve Alexander, Vice-President; Marie Brickhouse, Secretary; and Ray Parisher, Treasurer. Sandra Brickhouse and Eddie Spencer, Senior Representatives Leading Our Student Body Nancy Owens, Steve Alexander, Marie Brickhouse, Ray Weatherly, Nanette Smith, Dru Davenport, Delmo Parisher, Eddie Spencer, Sandra Brickhouse, Teresa Cahoon, Howard Swain, and Jay McClees. Teresa Weatherly and Nanette Smith, Junior Dru Davenport, Delmo Cahoon, Jay McClees, and Howard Representatives, Swain, Sophomore and Freshmen Representatives. Achievement. . .Character. . .Leadership BETA CLUB, ,. The local chapter of the National Beta Club is a non-profit, non-secret, leadership- achievement-service organization for high school students.” It should stimulate effort, honor achievement, promote honesty, service and leadership, and encourage Its members to strive for a more profitable education, STIMULATES... Students are stimulated to ex Club. The local chapter recognizes both effort and achievement. HONORS, .« It is an honor to be editable achievemen abers must be app) J their past achievements by the presence of the Beta a Beta Club member. Only persons possessing worthy character, mmendable attitude may qualify for and ¢ ved by the head of the local sc good mentality, PROMOTES... Honesty is encouraged by the club and is expected of all sad by serving others, Leadership qualities are developed as responsibility its members. Betas are en- couraged to is borne by each member. ENCOURAG Betas are not club also assists its members to this end in many ways. only encouraged to continue their education after high school, but the The officers of the Beta Club are Carol McClees, Presi- dent; Nanette Smith, Vice-President; Viola Johnson, Beta Club Secretary; and Steve Alexander, Treasurer. Carol McCl i - e 3 C c mate tne ee ae of the Beta Club are Carol McClees, Nanette Smith, Vi Johnson, Steve Alexander Shit ae i icies yee hodes, Teresa Davis, Mac Basnight, Garland Swain, Kathy Withers Florette Rhod r aster, ara Hassell, Donna David, Delmo Cahoon, Wayne Kidd, Dru Davenport : Arnette Caho a 2 ‘ ette on, Beta Club Adviser. and Mrs. Sue Plaster. Devotion. . .Ability. . Sportsmanship Fara Hassell, Donna David, Dru Davenport, Kathy Withers, Gwen Armstrong, Steve Alexander, Leonard Furlough, Wayne Smith, Ricky Swain, Nancy Owens, Monogram Club The aims of the Monogram Club are to foster good sportsmanship and to endeavor to live up to the high ideals of character and conduct set forth by Columbia High School. It is composed of members who have lettered in basketball, baseball, or as a cheerleader and who possess outstanding qualities of character and sportsmanship. Senior Members: Ricky Swain, Gwen Armstrong, Nancy Owens, and Wayne Smith. Teresa Davis, Vi Johnson, Nanette Smith, Linda Roughton, Terry Payne, Billy Bateman, Ray Hassell, and Mr. K. W. Plaster. Gwen Armstrong, President; Wayne Smith, Vice- President; Nancy Owens, Secretary; Dru Davenport, Treasurer; and Mr, K. W. Plaster, Adviser. Preparing for Vocations in FFA FFA is an organization that teaches students newer and better methods of farming techniques, care and maintenance of farm equipment, craftmanship in wood- work, use of electric tools, and care of livestock and poultry. FFA also introduces students to careers other than farming. When students first enter the FFA, they are taught the proper methods of parliamentary pro- cedure. This knowledge enables studen ts to carry on meetings in a proper and orderly manner. In summary, the FFA teaches students to be the best Future Farmers of America. President, Dallas Simmons; Vicé-President, Garland Swain; Secretary, Chucky Simmons; Treasurer, Eddie Spencer; Reporter, Mac Basnight; Sentinel, Wayne Kidd; and Adviser, Mr. R. G. Riddick. Did Mr, Riddick say, 'Study!! ' Let's get this jalopy on the road. “Watch out for the sawdust, Leamon! Planning Tomorrow’s Future in FHA Something went wrong! The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of students stud ying homemaking in high school. As an incorporated non-profit organization sup- ported by membership dues, it is composed of members currently enrolled or who have been enrolled in a home- making course. The FHA provides opportunities for developing individual and group initiative in planning and carrying our activities related to the home. It All this measuring gets me down! operates through the public schools on local, state, and national levels. T don't even know how to begin! Nancy Owens, President; Nanette Smith, Vice-President; Carol McClees, Secretary; Sue Furlough, Treasurer; Joyce Rhodes, Reporter; Gwen Arm- strong, Program Chairman; Jane Hopkins, Song Leader; Marie Brickhouse, Pianist; and Mrs. Mary Ann Combs, Adviser. Stimulating Scientific Endeavors in FSA Debra Phelps, Dwan Cooper, Rita Brickhouse, Fara Kathy Withers, Tommy Cahoon, Jerry Rhodes, Jay Mc- Hassell, Arnette Cahoon, Donna David, Howard Swain, Clees, Rex Simmons, Vi Johnson, and Steve Alexander, The Future Scientists of America is an organization established for the purpose of stimulating interest in the various related fields of science. It stresses the principles of leadership and opens the amazing world of explora - tion and discovery to its members. Fara Hassell, President; Steve Alexander, Vice-President; Vi Johnson, Secretary; and Howard Swain, Treasurer. With rapture, I behold thee! SPORTS The sports activities of the school play an important part in creating good sportsmanship and the art of getting along with others, Basketball and baseball bring a stir of excitement to the school. The student body shares a sense of tri- umph or defeat with each game that is played. Our school takes a personal interest in its teams. Lady Wildcats... GWEN ARMSTRONG DRU DAVENPORT SUE FURLOUGH Beginning the season with Mr. Kenneth Plaster's second year...running laps and taking foul shots...the never-forgotten pep talks before each game...the chats in the dressing room...each player working a little harder because of new rules...those away games and fun on the bus...dashing home, eating a light supper, and nearly starving when the game is over...the gayexcite- ment when the game is won and the silent disappointment when a game is lost...and always hoping for the best marks in sportsmanship as well as the championship trophy. Co-Captain, Gwen Armstrong; Coach, Mr. Kenneth Plaster; Co-Captain, Dru Davenport. we Re ! eady! Set! Go! Seni y Senior ballplayers, Nancy Owens and Gwen Armstrong. Energy and Spark RENA ROUGHTON KATHY WITHERS cate - e: e : ; | Faye Jones, Manager; Rena Roughton, Florette Rhodes, Elizabeth Smith, Daisy Spencer, Brenda Sawyer, Nancy Marie Brickhouse, Kathy Withers, Jane Hopkins, Dru Owens, June Cooper, Gwen Armstrong, Sheila Arm- Davenport, Sue Furlough, Sharon Ward, Gail Aidock, strong; Mr. Kenneth Plaster, Coach. Wildcats... STEVE ALEXANDER LEONARD FURLOUGH WAYNE SMITH Chip Jones, Monty Hassell, Billy Bateman, Bill leonard Furlough, Stafford Hopkins, Stey Cahoon, Jay McClees, Everett, Roy Low Voliva, Kenny Bateman, e Alexander, Bill Dillon, Tommy Ray Parisher, Wayne Smith, Wayne Kidd, Tommy e, Jim Withers; Mr. Kenneth Plaster, Coach. BILL VOLIVA Active and Courageous Basketball, the only winter sport at Columbia High School, provides relaxation and recreation during the months, October—February. The boys average 5'10 in height this year, and the success of the team is due largely to co-operation and fair play on the part of team members. The team plays together—no solos—in trying to set school milestones. The team plays not only to win, but to increase good sportsmanship and build a team for the future. WAYNE KIDD Lear that play, boys! Co-Captain, Bill Voliva; Coach, Mr. Ken- neth Plaster; Co-Captain, Steve Alexander. Plaster’s Pride... Coach K. W. Plaster, Steve Alexander, Billy Bateman, Wayne Smith, Terry Payne, Leonard Furlough, Ray Hassell, and Arnette Cahoon, Statistician. STEVE ALEXANDER BILLY BATEMAN LEONARD FURLOUGH Third Base Pitcher Center Field CHS Baseball Team In the spring a young man's fancy usually tums to thoughts of baseball! This year's prospective team ex- pects a rough schedule and a fascinating season. Coach Wayne Plaster seeks to prepare the squad by training them in physical fitness, and basic fundamentals of baseball. He expresses his confidence because of his ex- perience from the past years. CHS boys will be discour- aged many times, but determination will keep them striving to achieve a successful year of baseball. Good Luck! Mr. K. W. Plaster, Coach, and Arnette Cahoon, Statistician. Let's warm-up, boys! RAY HASSELL TERRY PAYNE WAYNE SMITH Shortstop Catcher Right Field Stirring School Spirit ... Cheerleaders GO! WILDCATS! GO! These are the words that follow the CHS basketball team through their victories and defeats. The cheerleaders follow the team to all the games lifting the spirits of the players. Their enthusiasm provides an examtple for everyone. The 1965-66 cheerleaders are Linda Roughton, Nanette Smith, Marsha Brickhouse, Donna David, Nancy Sawyer, Denny Taylor, and Viola Johnson. Chief Cheerleader, Viola Johnson, talks with Cheerleader Adviser, Mr. David E, Davis. Fara Hassell, Wanda Phelps, Harriet Davenport, and Freda Weatherly are altemate cheerleaders. UNDERCLASSMEN While the Seniors are making plans for their graduation, the Juniors are beginning to feel the big respon- sibilities that willsoon be theirs. The role of school leadership will be in their hands, In the Sophomore class, the stu- dents find their studies are becoming more specialized and they know that the challenge of being upperclassmen i... 1s just ahead. The Freshmen are beginning a new phase of school life that will bring them many pleasant moments. Co As their high school experience : starts, they begin to feel the im- portant part they play at CHS. COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA, N.C. ole DpheRatetactill ptphabeteiet si Three-fourths of the Way! rf _ t “i - f —_—-_ t = = rN t RAYMOND ALEXANDER STEVE ALEXANDER MAC BASNIGHT Stafford Hopkins, President; Teresa Davis, Vice- President; Kay Liverman, Secretary; Nathan Jackson, Treasurer. Mrs. Wan Horne and Mr, Snapp serve as class advisers. = 4 ae SS “ JEAN BRICKHOUSE NANCY BRICKHOUSE MARY CAHOON (A WILEY COHOON SHARON COOPER 4 d y a om mi 1 Bh HELEN CUTHRELL DANNY DAUGHTRY LINDA DAVENPORT Class of 1967 4.46 2 ANN DAVIS TERESA DAVIS SUE FURLOUGH SHARON GIBBS RAY HASSELL JIMMY HILL STAFFORD HOPKINS FAITH HUDSON NATHAN JACKSON GRADY JAMES VI JOHNSON BARBARA JONES KAY LIVERMAN MARTHA LOWE ANN LUDFORD SUSAN MAITLAND LAFEYETTE MERCER GEORGE OWENS TERRY PAYNE JUNIOR REYNOLDS KATHY ROUGHTON LINDA ROUGHTON RENA ROUGHTON NANETTE SMITH CAROL SPENCER GARLAND SWAIN BILL VOLIVA KATHY WARD TERESA WEATHERLY LAURA WHITE CHRIS YERBY (' © ) ( 2 sate - ¥ hw a, Ph sim . a Jor Ss — at le a atmo 4 i Ai = ZS “In-Between” and Groping! epee ee Ea ee Wayne Kidd, President; Dru Davenport, Vice-President; Marie Brick- house, Secretary; and Faye Jones, Treasurer. Mrs. Plaster and Mr, Laughinghouse serve as class advisers. ie - ARNETTE CAHOON “t ta os a7 DELMO COHOON 7 ¢ — iy DRU DAVENPORT FRANKIE DAVENPORT i mh im eh HARRIET DAVENPORT DONNA DAVID BILL DILLON CLARENCE FISHER LEONARD FURLOUGH JEFF GIBBS FARA HASSELL VIRGINIA HATHAWAY ROGER HUDSON FAYE JONES WAYNE KIDD Class of 1968 LEE NORMAN MAVIS PAYNE WANDA PHELPS EDDIE REYNOLDS JO ANN REYNOLDS FLORETTE RHODES MARY RHODES CHUCKY SIMMONS DOTSEY SIMMONS ELIZABETH SMITH ANN SWAIN NOEL SWAIN SHIRLEY VOLIVA FREDA WEATHERLY GAIL WEST KATHY WITHERS — as a aks ind hn @ Roy Lowe, President; Jane Hopkins, Vice-President; Nancy GAIL AIDOCK GLENN AINSLEY m GAIL ALEXANDER SHEILA ARMSTRONG Sawyer, Secretary; Jerry Rhodes, Treasurer; and Monty Carl BRIG OGUSE aan ICR AGURE COUNCIL ae Hassell, Reporter. Mrs. Combs and Mr, Plaster serve as class advisers. Wide-eyed and Innocent! GLYNN COHOON LINDA COHOON eee AN COHOON ONALD COHOON aie COHOON JOYCE COOPER JUNE COOPER RONALD COOPER RONALD CUTHRELL LOUISE DAVENPORT a5 6- €. ’ ALLEN DEAVER ANN DEAVER TOMMY EVERETT B, R, HARRELL MONTY HASSELL is , «ea 2 an AL HOLLIS JANE HOPKINS LAWRENCE JONES ROY LOWE ALBREY LUDFORD BILLY MAITLAND JAY McCLEES LYNN McCLEES MARILOU NORMAN RAY PARISHER SANDRA PAYNE MARGIE PERRY GLENN PHELPS HAL RHODES JERRY RHODES sa 4 io 2 nh’ i Class of 1969 PATSY ROSE EDDIE ROUGHTON JO ANN ROUGHTON BRENDA SAWYER NANCY Ss STEVE SAWYER REX SIMMONS JEANETTE SMITH FREDDIE SNELL WANDA SNELL DAISY SPENCER MARY SPENCER HOWARD SWAIN VAN SYKES DENNY TAYLOR SHARON WARD RALPH WEATHERLY Incidentally... I wish I could tell all I've heard. Cinderella had snoopy step-sisters, too! Bless this ball and this basket, Amen! Can't you look him in the eye, Sheila? Go West, Tommy; go West! Ooops! I wore the same dress last year on picture day! Some have; some don't. Kathy does!!! BHLEMENTARY = The students in the elementary department play an important role in our school, for they are the leaders, planners and thinkers in the world of tomorrow. The class that graduates each year at CHS serves as a guide and inspiration to the elementary students, who are preparing and moving forward to their own day of graduation, The elementary years are formative ones, and the students are molding their future by the examples set for them by teachers, parents, and students. HKighth Grade . David E, Davis College of William and Mary Carolina Rita Brickhouse James Cahoon Glenda Comstock Peggy Cooper Jimmy Davenport Paul Deaver Hal Furlough Larry Hill Gail Patrick Debra Phelps Lloyd Pledger Brenda Rhodes Linda Rh Lorraine Rhodes Maxine Roughton Devon Sav Ronnie Sawy Sandra Sawyer Linda Smith Arthur Spencer William Spencer Camey Taylor Gary Voliva Susan Voliva Jim Withers Leon Workman Seventh eine t and d jag a i Fighth ieee, Grades A.B,, East Carolina College SEVENTH GRADE Ronnie Armstrong Fay Davenport Fay Deaver Ricky Furlough Thomas Davenport Larry Jones Charles Liverman Seventh Grade Mrs, Margaret A A.B,, Atlantic Christian College Clifford Aidock Jimmy Belangia Russell Jones Cecil Lilley Terry Maitland Melba Morris Libby Oakes William Payne Ronald Pledger Allen Rhodes fary Lou Rhodes Ricky Rhodes J. B, Snell Windy Snell Robert Spruill Guy Swain Len Swain Layne Van Home Millie Kay Weatherly Jeff Workman Karen Yerby Billy Ainsley Delores Armstrong Gordon Armstrong Carol Basnight Cc. J. Brickhouse Keith Brickhouse Barbara Cahoon Ginger Cahoon Nancy Cahoon Bill Cooper Joy Cooper Kevin Copeland Jacqueline Cuthrell Alfred Davenport Tommy Davenport Jimmy Fleming Jimmy Furlough Vickie Jones Carla Litchfield Rebecca Norman Walter Eddice Oakes Ray Owens Kenny Parisher Vickie Phelps Danny Reynolds Kenny Reynolds Tony Rose Julie Roughton Bruce Sawyer David Sawyer Glen Sawyer Bryan Snell Phyllis Snell Marilyn Spencer Ken Spencer Donna Swain Charles Twiddy Rickie Van Hom Cynthia Weatherly Mrs, Ruth T. Basnight A.B,, Atlantic Christian College M.A., East Carolina College Mrs. Florence Chaplin A.B,, East Carolina College Terry Armstrong Nancy Basnight Kathy Brickhouse Marie Brickhouse Chris Cahoon Lonnie Cahoon Albert Cooper Fay Cooper Kay Cooper Bernice Davenport James Willis Davenport Ray Deaver Hal Fleming Alfred Gibbs Jeffrey Hassell Mary Alice James Janice Lassiter Denise Livermah Yvonne Darlene Parisher Juanita Phelps Mary Paige Pledger Franklin Pritchett Rose Marie Roughton Laverne Roughton Keith Sawyer Leslie Tetterton, Jr. Charles Voliva Gary Voliva Lynn Voliva Cynthia Weatherly Fran Wilson Kim Withers Debbie Woodard Fourth and Fifth Grades Mrs. Rose B. Rowe A,B., East Carolina College FOURTH GRADE Dale Armstrong Art Cox Robin Fleming Brack Griffen Carl Jones Mike Lee Karen Rhodes Kathy Rhodes Barbara Roughton Loma Smiley FIFTH GRADE Rex Arena Virginia Kay Armstrong Alicia Brickhouse Mary Ellen Brickhouse Eddie Cahoon Yates Clifton Lance Clough Cheryll College Boyd Combs Donald Cooper Louise Cuthrell Kim Davenport Sue Deaver . « or uA Jan Lilly - S 1 Sherry Norman Joseph Roughton Donald Ray Sawyer cs Fourth Grade Mrs. Helen S, Melson Atlantic Christian College Diedra Albanese Rosa Lee Armstrong John Belangia Karen Brickhouse Janet Cooke Penny Copeland Marie Cuthrell Nancy Deaver Al Etheridge David Gallop Vida Holadia Marie Knotts Sidney Litchfield Keith Parisher Denia Patrick Olee Patrick Dinah Phelps Kim Phelps Marie Rhodes Hank Rose David Roughton Cindy Sawyer Creston Simmons Dickie Spruill Timmy Spruill Deborah Ward Billy Weatherly Bonnie Woodley Connie Woodley CACC TRCITY Third Grade ..4é Mrs, Catherine R. Davenport B.S., M.A., East Carolina Callege Bonnie Ainsley Bobby Albanese Barry Brickhouse Allen Cahoon James Cahoon Teresa Cahoon Rita Cuthrell Forest Davenport Danny Davis Virginia Furlough Linwood Hudson Jan Jones Billy Oakes Gene Parisher Jerry Phelps Janice Pledger Mike Reynolds Kevin Roughton Cindy Sawyer Doug Sawyer Pam Snell J. C. Steeley Juanita Steeley Junior Taylor Mike Van Hom Dale Voliva Judy Voliva Mrs. Augusta W. Woodley East Carolina College Connie Ainsley Jackie Borst Glenn Byrum Lucinda Cahoon April Clough Charlie Cooper Debra Davenport Danny Deaver Blaine Hopkins K aren Howett Gregory Patrick Arleen Pledger Johnny Pledger James Earl Rhodes James Roughton Clothilde Sawyer Barbara Snell Terri Spencer John Steely Tina Jo Swindell John Taylor Anthony Tumer Diane Weatherly Billy West Second Grade Miss Sandra Mobley B.S., East Carolina College Ned Brickhouse Jack Cahoon Sue Cahoon Johnny College June Commander Michael Comstock Suzy Cooper Ricky Davenport Lory Davis Loraine Etheridge Kip Gibbs Floyd Holida Veron Lee Mary Kay Lilley Chuck Owens Greg Phelps Kathy Rhodes Stanley Swain Greg Taylor Kristie Voliva Second Grade Mrs. Lucy J. Rhodes B,S., East Carolina College Cheryl Bateman Jeanie Brickhouse Randy Brickhouse Donnie Bryan Julian Commander, II James Cuthrell William Cuthrell Janet Davenport Penny Jo Davis Ginger Gray Lynn Hassell Curtis Hopkins Chris Jones Don Liverman Catherine Moran Darrell Phelps Phyllis Reynolds Mark Roughton Mary Alice Sawyer Sandra Voliva First Grade Mrs. Camille B. Everton A.B,, Atlantic Christian College Tony Albanese David Alexander Jennifer Armstrong Johnny Beck Gary Cooper Tony Etheridge Marilyn Gaden June Knotts Hope Owens Rebecca Phelps Sheila Reynolds Pat Roughton Fran Smith Joey Smith Delbert Steeley Karen Swain Joyce Voliva First Grade Mrs, Lois O. Selby East Carolina College Joey Albanese Gene Armstrong Lionel Bateman Joe Belangia Sara Belangia , David Brickhouse Mike Commander Beth Ann Cooper Eddie Cooper Larry Cox Milbert Dodge Robbie Gray Janet Hannah Janice Long Neil Mayo Tim Oliver Kathy Payne Darleen Pledger Cindy Rose Cindy Sawyer Dawn Swain Lantz Van Hom ADVERTISEMENTS wea, Without the support of the mer- chants in this area, the COLUM- BIAN could not be published. To them we extend our sincere appre - ciation for their help. Because of their assistance, it is possible for us to preserve in this yearbook our fond memories of CHS. We are grateful for their interest in Columbia High School. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '66 ROBERT ALBANESE, M. D. THE EAST CAROLINA BANK Engelhard Columbia-Creswell-Swan Quarter A Home-Owned Bank Serving Hyde-Tyrrell-Washington Counties with Complete Banking Services. Service is our only commodity. Your banking business is appreciated. 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MASON PRESIDENT COLUMBIA MILL COMPANY PHONE 796-2241 YARD IN COLUMBIA NORTH CAROLINA HYDE TYRRELL DAIRIES WALTER LEE GIBBS DISTRIBUTOR SEALTEST PRODUCTS PHONE ENGELHARD 925-3696 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE EDMOND L. PHELPS AUTO—FIRE—LIFE—HOSPITAL MUTUAL FUND INVESTMENTS PHONE 796-5811 COLUMBIA, NORTH CAROLINA @ WORLD-WIDE IV... reaching millions of viewers at once M “AUTOMATIC GROCERIES”... selected by push button m MEN ON THE MOON... and far, far beyond. These innovations—and thousands more—are part of the limitless world of tomorrow, the world of 2000 A.D. In that world, electricity will continue to lead the way S - meeting challenges, creating careers, translating dreams into reality. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY COLUMBIA GARAGE BRIDGE ST. COLUMBIA, NORTH CAROLINA BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT—AUTO REPAIRS MOTOR TUNE UP SAFETY SERVICE SPECIALIST The Home of Fine Furniture Telephone 796-3281 Columbia North Carolina H. E. Harrison Whol esale Company Plymouth, North Carolina Lo Ae Johnsen and Sen, Ine. Azalea Meat Products-Cheese -Fryers Pantego North Carolina 27860 Compliments of O. A. Howett Motors Fine Cars for Fine People Phone 796-5671 Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of Maola Milk P. and Q. g lice Cream Go. Super Market First in Quality frst, MEATS ama '¢ VEGETABLES ( Jigola 305 Avenue C New Bern, N.C. j Edenton North Carolina Compliments of House Chevrolet Company, Inc. Sales and Service Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile WHERE A CUSTOMER SENDS A FRIEND Phone SW 3-4864 Plymouth, North Carolina A. J. Cohoon Oil Company Flying A Petroleum Products Telephone 796-2471 Columbia, North Carolina ROCKY MOUNT, N. G HELPING TO DEVELOP TYRRELL COUNTY West Virginia Pulp and Paper Day 796-2311 PHONES Night 796-4721 Geo. G. Owens, Proprietor Owens Supply Company Feeds Farm Supplies We Buy Hogs Columbia, North Carolina Snell Woodard Farm Produce Collon Snell and Harper Woodard, Jr. Columbia North Carolina COLUMBIA ROTARY CLUB District 771 Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of Cohoon Supermarket Fresh Vegetables-Frozen Foods-Quality Meats-Groceries Telephone 796-2851 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cohoon, Owners Columbia, North Carolina Tyrrell Oil Co. Firestone Texaco Petroleum Products TIRES Columbia, North Carolina Phone 796-4631 Phone 796-9276 Kirkman Lumber Co. Manufacturer of 2 x 4 Studs Phone 796-6711 Columbia, North Carolina Columbus Sawyer Gen. Contractor Interior-Exterior Decorator Experience $aves Experiment Cost$ Box 47 Columbia, North Carolina W.B. Voliva Oil Company Esso Distributor Day Phone 796-5251 Night Phone 796-3436 Columbia, North Carolina Tyrrell Hardware Company Shelton Ludford, Manager Telephone 796-2451 Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of Columbia Memorial Hospital Hoyt R. Davenport Columbia, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF W. A. Hollis Son Phelps-Rhodes Construction Co. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Creswell Columbia 797-4348 796-394 Paul Phelps Earl Rhodes Thomas Harden Motel and Restaurant Air-Conditioned Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner Our Specialties BARBEQUE - SEAFOOD - STEAKS On Route U. S. 64 Phone 793-8396 Plymouth, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Phelps Motors, Inc. TOP QUALITY NEW USED AUTOS GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA W. D. PHELPS OWNER Armstrong Florist Wiley P. Armstrong, Owner We Wire Orders Anywhere Phone 796-4451 P.O. Box 281 Columbia North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF Cohoon Oil Gas, Inc. LP-GAS SALES AND SERVICE 796-2286 COLUMBIA NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF Davis Bros. WALKER’'S FARMERS EXCHANGE Weston L. Walker, Mgr. Farm Fresh Seed-Feed Eggs Fertilizer U.S. Highway 64 East Phone 796-4811 Columbia, North Carolina Liverman's On TE Flying A Service Station A Ry ying Ricat Graham Liverman Columbia Dealer North Carolina Creswell Supply Grain Co. BUYERS OF SOYBEANS, WHEAT, OATS CORN SD Fertilizer - Seeds - Insecticides - SQ Feeds Everett Davenport, Proprietor Phone 797-4570 Compliments of Smith Motor Co. J. W. Smith, Owner Phone 796-4121 Columbia North Carolina Compliments of Tyrrell Supply Company Dealers in Fertilizers - Seed - Grain - Potatoes Day Phone 796-2041 B. Frank Alexander Night Phone 796-4431 Manager Columbia, North Carolina Larry’s Grocery Meats Esso Service Hwy 64 Columbia, N. C. PHONE 796-4911 Fishing Tackle Bait and Ice a D. DAWSON COMPANY, INC. — Varnishes Wholesale Dealers Enamels Polyurethane Belhaven, North Carolina WH 3-2391 or 3-7051 SPRED SATIN ENE dramatically eae different... WHITE —Florenamels Scuppernong Motel and Restaurant Modern Facilities, Southern Cooked Food W.D. Vanhorn, Owner Phone 796-9841 U.S. 64 By-Pass-Location Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McClees Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of Mrs. E. H. Ange Jamesville, North Carolina THE GEORGE CHEVROLET COMPANY Where Driving Pleasure Begins Edenton, North Carolina 27932 Phone 482-2138 MANNING MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Ford Mustang Mercury Comet Sales and Service Phone 793-2155 Plymouth, N.C. awenlee “EGiog ? e DEPARTMENT OF @ NORTH CAROLINA SCUPPERNONG POST NO. 182 Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of TYRRELL HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUBS Columbia North Carolina ) | | ) | : | | SHERRY ANN BEAUTY SHOP Telephone 797-4581 Creswell North Carolina ALBEMARLE MOTOR CO. West Hicks St. SALES SERVICE Edenton, North Carolina QUINN FURNITURE COMPANY Edenton North Carolina HOBBS IMPLEMENT CO., INC. Your John Deere Dealer Edenton North Carolina Phone 2144 BILL PERRY'S TEXACO SERVICE One Day Recapping Service Edenton, N.C. Phone 482-9721 ELLIOTT'S CO. Quality Clothing and Shoes Edenton North Carolina Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Edenton North Carolina — BENJAMIN B. JONES Bookkeeping and Tax Service Phone 796-4641 Columbia North Carolina Compliments of MR. AND MRS. DAN DAVIS Columbia North Carolina AMBROSE'S TASTEE-FREEZ Creswell North Carolina EAST CAROLINA SUPPLY COMPANY Plymouth North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 THE NEWSPAPER OF THE ALBEMARLE THE DAILY ADVANCE CRESWELL SALES SERVICE Furniture Appliances Phone 797-4319 Creswell North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF LEGGETT'S JEWELERS PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA SPENCERS AUTO SUPPLY COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS WAYNE BRICKHOUSE OWNER PHONE 796-9806 COLUMBIA, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of HAROLD SPENCER Columbia North Carolina Compliments of JEWEL SHOPPE Plymouth North Carolina Compliments of BILL'S SODA SHOP Creswell North Carolina Compliments of BELK-TYLER'S of Plymouth, North Carolina HI STYLES FOR HI! STUDENTS Compliments of Dot's Ready-to-Wear For The Family Phone 796-2661 Box 42 Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of DARF CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF FARM MACHINERY Edenton North Carolina Compliments of W. J. WHITE Columbia North Carolina JEAN'S CLEANERS Jean B. Combs kai Columbia North Carolina Best Wishes! POLLARD'S SUPERMARKET Columbia North Carolina TYRRELL DRUG CO Columbia, North Carolina D. E. TUNNELL STOCKYARD Telephone 926-3601 Swanquarter North Carolina Compliments of HARRY L. DAVIS Columbia No. th Carolina Columbia NORMAN SMITH LEGION BEACH Frank J. Spitzig, Manager Free Boat Ramp Swimming Pier Dancing Refreshments Picnic Area North Carolina FFD pe, § For All Your Insurance Needs D.A. SIMMONS INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds Columbia, N.C. Phone 796-3461 DAVENPORT MARKET Meats and Groceries Creswel| North Carolina Compliments of POLLARD'S READY TO WEAR Columbia North Carolina R.K. JAGARS 2 ci - SS Wholesale Dealers in Fresh and Salt Water Fish Columbia North Carolina PLEDGER BROTHERS' TIRE SERVICE Tire Recapping New Used Tires Phone 796-5921 Columbia Broad Street North Carolina HERMAN AND DORIS' GROCERIES General Merchandise Dry Goods, Groceries, Meats, Hardware Route 3 Columbia North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF G. N. HURDLE COLUMBIA NORTH CAROLINA ENTERPRISE LUMBER SUPPLY CO. Building Materials, Lumber and Appliances Our Motto: Service and Quality Wholesale and Retail Dial Columbia 796-2221 Englehard 925-3931 PLEDGER BROTHERS' HARDWARE CO, Quality Hardware SAPOLIN WOOLSEY Paints-Seeds Columbia North Carolina Compliments of MITCHELL'S BARBER SHOP Shaves and Haircuts Columbia North Carolina Compliments of J.C. McCLEES STORE Y Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Gifts Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of COLUMBIA THEATER Compliments of MR. AND MRS. V.H. ROWE Columbia North Carolina LINDA'S BEAUTY SHOP Linda Clough Phone 796-548] Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of THE AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Scuppernong Post No. 182 ART'S MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Best Rest and Food in Creswell Phone 797-4321 — _ Creswell, N.C. |. J; SPEAR Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Coin Laundry Creswell, North Carolina Day Phone 797-4408 Night Phone 797-4711 SIMP'S BAR-B-Q Phone 793-2701 Roper North Carolina Sess L.C. PERRY AND SONS DISTRIBUTORS Washington North Carolina WARD FOODS, INC. Tip-Top Bakers Rocky Mount North Carolina It's finger lickin’ good” Compliments of Kentucky Fried Chicken WGAI RADIO COMPANY INC. at The COLONEL'S CARRY-OUT take it with you or enjoy eating on Our Screened Picnic Patio catering: families = “ . By th — - B 1 are . Elizabeth City, North Carolina iy, tied Box Bye EU oat ye fishing parties Fresh Salads — Made Daily ehurehtsacinis NAGS HEAD, N. (ez, banquets Whalebone Junction — Intersection U. S. 64 158 Open 10 a.m. Phone 919-441-2771 Paul Leary, manager “til COMPLIMENTS OF SEA PORT FISHING PIER Danis MR. MRS. A.E. RED MITCHELL WANTS TO SEE YOU NAGS HEAD NORTH CAROLINA Manteo, North Carolina TOM YERBY'S STORE Tom Yerby, Owner Columbia North Carolina COASTAL READY-MIXED CONCRETE CO. Dial 441-444] Nags Head, N. C. P. O.: Manteo, N.C. SAND —STONE—CEMENT COMPLIMENTS OF TASTEE FREEZE EDENTON NORTH CAROLINA LEARY BROS. STORAGE COMPANY Specializing in Storage Peanuts and Cotton Buyers of Peanuts, Soybeans and Country Produce Sellers of Fertilizers Feed and Insecticides Trucks for Hire Phone 482-2141 THE SEA OATEL AND DAROLINA RESTAURANT OCEAN FRONT NAGS HEAD = NORTH CAROLINA PHONE 441-2411 441-4551 Compliments of COLUMBIA JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB Phones: Day and Night 482-3410 EDENTON AUTO PARTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PARTS GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS WHEEL BALANCING 4ND ALIGNMENT WEST QUEEN ST. EDENTON, N. C. BYRUM HARDWARE CO. AND BYRUM GIFT SHOP Edenton North Carolina Compliments of HASSELL'S TRUCK SERVICE Marvin Hassell, Owner Phone 796-3311 Columbia North Carolina DIXIE MOTOR COMPANY East Main Street Plymouth North Carolina WALTER LEE GIBBS SEALTEST DAIRY PRODUCTS ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATOR, ALL BREEDS FAIRFIELD NORTH CAROLINA PHONE: 482-2151 Byrum Implement Truck Co., Inc. Highway 17 North Edenton, North Carolina ASHLEY WELDING MACHINE CO. Machine Work and Welding 305 West Albemarle St. Phone 482-3321 Edenton, North Carolina COLUMBIA FURNITURE COMPANY J. W. Everett North Carolina Phone 796-2466 Columbia W. A. RHODES SON LOGGING AND TRUCKING CONTRACTORS PHONE 796-3721 COLUMBIA NORTH CAROLINA OWENS CROP DUSTING Delmer C. Owens Williamston, North Carolina Phone 792-4342 Business Home 797-4566 797-4365 H, P. BARNES At Cherry Olin Mathieson Fertilizer And Insecticides Mrs, Essie D, Barnes General Merchandise Creswell, N, C. A. CAHOON SON General Merchandise FCX Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer and Supplies Phone 926-3526 Swan Quarter, N.C. Sse NS aloe ieee Se Phone 249 THE BETTY SHOPPE Fashion Center For The Ladies” Edenton, N.C. COLONIAL FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS John A. Mitchener, Jr., Owner Edenton North Carolina Compliments of DR. A. F. DOWNUM Edenton, North Carolina ., wy! pombe OE GRIFFIN MUSICENTER Edenton North Carolina Compliments of MR. and MRS, W.R, SAWYER and PAT Plymouth, North Carolina COLONIAL FURNITURE COMPANY Where Your Home Begins Edenton North Carolina Compliments of MRS. ESTHER RHODES Columbia North Carolina J. J. ROSS, JEWELER 215 South Broad Street Edenton North Carolina Hughes-Parker Hardware Co. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Phone 482-2315 EDENTON, N. C. MITCHENER'S PHARMACY Edenton North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS! Edenton's One-Stop Shopping Center H. L. BALLANCE Grocery and Meats Phone 926-3110 Fairfield North Carolina Compliments of W. B. SPENCER STOCKYARD AND FEEDSTORE Columbia North Carolina LUCY 'S VARIETY STORE Phone 797-4312 Creswell North Carolina Compliments of C. E. MORRIS, SHERIFF Columbia North Carolina Compliments of WILLIAMSON FUNERAL HOME Swan Quarter North Carolina Compliments of MR. MRS. M. L. BASNIGHT R. S. SPENCER FURNITURE STORE Engelhard North Carolina Compliments of R.L. GIBBS CO., INC. Phone 925-3256 Engelhard North Carolina RODNEY BESSIE'S PLACE General Merchandise Texaco Gas Telephone 796-4011 Columbia North Carolina SPRUILL'S CLEANERS Owned and Operated by Mrs. L.B. Spruill Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 797-4779 Creswell North Carolina Compliments of R. D. SAWYER MOTOR CO., INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Manteo North Carolina POLAR BEAR Ice Cream Sandwiches Cooked Pit Bar-B-Q@ Manteo North Carolina PHELPS MOTORS 2 NORMAN R. VAN HORNE, Salesman Phone 796-3587 Columbia North Carolina ENGELHARD CAFE AND MOTEL We Serve the Best Phone 925-3741 Engelhard North Carolina R. B. BALLANCE Self-Service-Meats-Groceries Engelhard North Carolina FARROW'S RED WHITE Everyday Low Prices Complete One Stop Shopping Phone 925-3621 Engelhard North Carolina Compliments of RHODES GROCERY Columbia, North Carolina Compliments of RHODES' SHOE SHOP Columbia North Carolina Compliments of COLUMBIA SENIOR WOMEN'S CLUB BRICKHOUSE WHOLESALE CO. Haviland Chocolates Notions Tobaccos Phone 796-3456 Elm Street Columbia, North Carolina Se eee JACKSON RADIO AND T.V. SERVICE Licensed Electrician Commercial - House Wiring Appliances Repaired Edenton North Carolina H, E, Sexton - Proprietor Phone 6-2921 Columbia, N. C. 4 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! EDENTON FURNITURE CO. Edenton North Caroline ee y dy) Compliments of SIDNEY S. CAMPEN TETTERTON'S RESTAURANT MR. MRS. B. O. HOPKINS MRS. D. M. PLEDGER Cc. L. SWAIN MR. MRS. ALONZO JONES W.H. HOLLOWELL J. A. BASNIGHT ROY DOUGLAS LOWE C. W. CHESSON H. A. CAMPEN SMITH'S RESTAURANT CHERRY'S ROANOKE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE Town of Columbia Union Bag-Camp Paper Corporation Camp Division Franklin, Virginia 23851 NAG'S HEAD CASINO The Most Popular Spot on the Beach Dance to the Best of Bands Bowling Refreshments Amusements For The Whole Family Nag's Head North Carolina WEAVER'S STUDIO Personality Portraits With an Accent on Glamour 711 Washington Street Plymouth, North Carolina Photographers Weddings Portrait and Homecomings Commercial Home Sittings Board of Commissioners Tyrrell County To The Seniors TELEVISION REPAIR Congratulations DANIELS EXPERT RADIO AND MR. AND MRS, WILLIS COOPER, JR. Fairfield, N.C. Columbia, N.C. —_ Compliments of L.H. SPENCER GROCERY Columbia North Carolina CHARLOTTE LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Compliments of | Representative Dick Swain D. A. SIMMONS MANN'S RECREATION CENTER INSURANCE AGENCY Skating-Peppermint Lounge-Golf Insurance of All Kinds Snack Bar-Bath House Columbia, N.C. Phone 796-3461 Nags Head North Carolina Congratulations PAMLICO POWER GRADUATION DAY AND LIGHT COMPANY Phone 925-3451 June 1, 1966 Engelhard, North Carolina chip, | i i 1 i i Nyon o- rsalbe moice. quuy omd o tues june fat aise the Devtane eater TL Sere oluoys Yor Me oral ye0d fritnd te hays rnd dl Choe , PRR Yee on we OE ey a Otauny oe eee PO ee od ee Pel Rss, Ne ee ey hee naps Qobebey oer, Tt. Me Pd) fim ¥ pe hye J O7LL | si) Lad Jind ; face tees Cred ny 0k, LA Mbcass forgst vey go ee o ae aaa LK goa, Jip A) dberg Digs a aly oy, Ch) ; Pend! ¢ a neal meee Be ie Le I ats Ofrind: aheraye, Onaile, I Nord) hee pl SVU EE) ) Oyo aan 1 rare | ey oe Yow anes Fs 3y are ee roe