Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1978 volume:

DE ll tt. OE ey ere ee a ere anes ie Dedication Spring Activ Seniors 7-Nolaalialiaceitiolal (OY cerolaly eni(olals Sports Activities Underclassmen Advertisements Quiet, unassuming, friendly, kind, caring, hard working, conscientious — that’s Mrs. Janie Owens. The students at C.H.S. love and admire her for her unfailing de- votion to their needs and for her example of the true values of life. She has taught English in Tyrrell County Schools about thirty years, and during that time has constantly demonstrated her interest in the youth of Tyrrell County. The Columbian staff is proud to dedicate this ‘78 edition of the Columbian to Mrs. Owens. Our love and appreciation to you! As seniors approach graduation, their thoughts are not only of the future but also of the past. Their memories turn back to the day when these twelve years of school began for them. The road ahead then seemed long, but now, much too soon, those years are a part of yesterday. Nostalgic thoughts turn back to all the people and events that have touched their lives in the past and have helped shape their present. They know now that all those yesterdays have lighted the way to the present, and their gratitude for the lessons of yesterday becomes warm and real. tare ae en IE RD PPR eer ame eter, Christmas At CHS 12 Darryl Liverman — M.V.P. William Simpson — Most Improved Keith Wynn — 4 Year Player Award Chris Hopkins — Sportsmanship Myron Alexander — Best Line, 4 Year Player Award, All Conference, M.V.P. David Smith — Sportsmanship Carl Gibbs — Most Valuable Player Keith Wynn — All Sports Selena Andrews, Aleca Basnight, De- nise Liverman, Sherry Woodard, Iris Barrow, Sharon Spencer, Yolanda Hassell — Cheerleaders Elizabeth Spencer — Sportsmanship Rhonda Alexander — M.V.P. Cecelia Thorne — Most Improved Jack Liverman — Sportsmanship Carl Gibbs — All Conference Jeff Howett — M.V.P. Charles Roulhac — Most Improved Howard James — M.V.P. Timmy Spencer — Best Defense Aldora Basnight — All Conference Barbara Furlough — Sportsmanship Areatha Skinner — M.V.P. Gloria Manns — Most Improved junor = JSentor Prom May Memortes eas MCU Band Co Chorus Concert Karen Swain Trina Rodgers, Clark Bateman Johnny Beck Chris Fenner Pe i wa Solr Shilip Sousa Award On May 27, 1977, many C.H.S. stu- dents received their reward for a year of successful effort. The med- als, certificates, and trophies re- ceived will surely be treasured for years to come, as will the smiles, the congratulations, and the handshakes of this day in the gym of Columbia High School. David Alexander, Larry Cox Connie Armstrong Tammy Combs 23 Social Studies, Awards Jamie Swain Mathematics Awards. Tammy Combs Karen Swain Science Awards French Award Janie Pinkston Teresa Ayers SO ( 6 : toriullure Award Journa lise Award David Brickhouse Elaine Jones Family Leadership Award Home Economics Award = So Connie Armstrong Jackie Basnight Typing Award Bookheeping Award Shorthand Award Robyn Skinner Elaine Jones Gail Brickhouse Julie Gibbs Genora Jackson William Lee Graduation 77 Salutatorian Hope Owens Valedictorian Karen Swain Graduation time again, and again another class leaves C.H.S. There f are tears; there is laughter. There is a feeling of accomplishment, of a goal reached, of barriers overcome. But there are also feelings of uncertainty. “Am | really ready to leave the security of high school?” However, in the midst of all these different emotions, graduation goes on, and the Class of ‘77 leaves, carrying with it forever many special memories of their yesterdays at C.H.S. 27 ie Linda Thorne, Chief Debbie Beck Chris Hopkins Howard James Darry! Liverman Kim Owens Eric Weatherly Laurie Landino 29 pei N RII NE RO Ee i Ga.’ Sethe : ot VDA say oe Bo ae 6 if (ae Qa os- axe = wy O Prnite aller r Ni so e © oe may, on = : “f od) ‘Son x Ema . | “eS ac rN A 3 Lenner Michella Basnight Nora Anita Basnight Mary Debra Beck 34 oe a Zia Frances Ann Belangia Allan Bruce Brickhouse Gail Lendora Brickhouse iN, ‘ i Mi A PN Cathy Lynn Cox Susie Darlene Etheridge Ronald Eugene Fayton 35 Last Will And Testament We, the Senior class of Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Eight, of Columbia High School, being of sound mind and body, do publish and declare this, our Last Will and Testament. Article | To our dear parents, we leave hearts filled with love and thanks for guiding us through these twelve years of school. Article Il To Mr. Smith, other members of the administration, and faculty, we leave our friendship. You are our friends, and friends are people to be cherished. Article Ill To the Juniors, we leave our Senior priorities. Article lV To the Sophomores, we leave the thrill of obtaining your class rings, and decorating for the Junior-Senior Prom. Article V To the Freshmen, we leave the pleasure of being at C.H.S. three more years. Article VI |, Genenine Alexander, leave C.H.S., thanking my mother and father for helping me through these 12 years, and hoping that Valeria, Rhonda, Nookie, and Angelia will make it too. |, Myra Alexander, leave C.H.S., to join Lonnie Basnight with the hope that Rhonda and Renee will soon follow. |, Pandora Baker, leave C.H.S. to my brother Saxson. God help the school! |, Emily Barrow, leave C.H.S., hoping for Iris and Ricky Barrow to follow me. |, Debra Anderson, leave C.H.S., hoping to make a successful life for my son Terrence. |, Darcell Basnight, leave C.H.S. to join my twin brother in Tren ton. |, Glendale Basnight, leave C.H.S., hoping to find a better life. |, Lenner Basnight, leave C.H.S., hoping that Scarla, Randy, and Kelly will have all the happiness there is in the world. |, Nora Basnight, leave C.H.S., hoping to begin a career as Medical Secretary. To my niece, Glenna, | leave my baton twirling. |, Debbie Beck, leave my ability to drive a bus and my love for math to my brother Phil. |, Frances Belangia, leave all of my dieting to my cousin Ervin Spencer. |, Bruce Brickhouse, leave Columbia High School to Robin Sawyer. |, Gail Brickhouse, leave C.H.S. to further my career in business, thanking everyone especially my aunt, Mrs. Anthony Sykes, for help given me. |, Steine Brickhouse, Jr., leave C.H.S. to be happy somewhere else. |, Janice Byrum, leave C.H.S. to join my better half, James, to live in Rhodes Heaven. |, Steve Cohoon, leave my ability to pass English to anyone who can handle it. |, Cathy Cox, the last Cox to leave C.H.S., leave to join Ricky Davenport in the future. |, Darlene Etheridge, leave my quiet ways to my sister Delaine. |, Ronald Fayton, leave C.H.S. in order to get back to the city life. |, James Friend, leave C.H.S. to become a successful history teacher. |, Marilyn Gaden, leave C.H.S. with more knowledge and a better life ahead. |, Natalie Gibbs, leave C.H.S. to join Dimetri and Clifton Holloway at Sawyer Marina. |, Erskin Griswell, leave C.H.S. to go back to my home town, hoping my sister Terry will soon follow. |, Doretha Hill, leave C.H.S., hoping James and Marcellious Hill will soon follow. |, Norma Hill, leave C.H.S., thanking my mother for all the love and understanding she has given me, and planning to continue on with George after he moves from Creswell. |, Sharon Hill, leave C.H.S. to my brother James to become a basketball pro. |, Chris Hopkins, leave my football position to anyone who earns it. |, Howard James, leave my ability to play basketball and my intelligence to Dale Basnight. |, David Jones, leave C.H.S. to join Olian Spencer and Ray Marner on an exotic trip. |, Butch Kirkman, leave my ability to stay out of trouble to Jeff Howett. |, Laurie Landino, leave my highly skilled genius mind to Leslie and Billie. |, Lena Lee, leave C.H.S. to be with Jamicthon. |, Anna Liverman, leave C.H.S., hoping that Donald will soon follow. |, Darryl Liverman, leave my positions in football, chorus and baseball to my brother Jack. |, Gloria Liverman, leave C.H.S. to continue my education and to join Howard James in marriage. |, Jamie Liverman, leave C.H.S., returning only for Gwendolyn Sykes. |, Melbert Liverman, leave C.H.S., hoping to return to marry Tammy Sykes. |, Otha Liverman, leave C.H.S., hoping that my brother Ricky will soon follow in my footsteps. |, Shirl Marner, leave C.H.S., hoping that Cherry Ray, my baby, and | will live a successful life together in the future. |, Tony Midgette, leave C.H.S. to become a millionaire. |, Alease Moore, leave C.H.S., hoping Terri Collins will do the same. |, Alonza Moore, leave C.H.S. to become a race car driver in the Daytona 500. |, Cherry McClees, leave C.H.S., hoping that Jr., Faye, Angie, Marcia, Trina, and Chad will follow me and that Kelvin and | will live a successful life together. 36 |, Cynthia McClees, leave C.H.S., hoping that my brother Michael, and my nieces and nephews will follow. |, Wilbert Olds, leave C.H.S., hoping that Belinda Brickhouse will soon follow. |, Teresa Ormsby, leave C.H.S., taking my smile with me, hoping that someone will miss it. |, Kim Owens, leave, hoping that Jane Walker will enjoy the rest of her years here at C.H.S. as much as | have. |, James Phelps, leave C.H.S., hoping that Olivia Brickhouse will soon follow. |, Kay Pledger, leave C.H.S. to major in my M.R.S. degree. |, Brenda Respass, leave C.H.S. to become an all-time WYNN—ER!!, thanking everyone who has helped through these trying years, especially my grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Fred D. Respass, who gave me Love and Hope. !, Dorethea Respass, leave C.H.S., thanking everyone who has made it possible, especially my parents, for giving me hope and inspiration. |, Roger Respass, leave my great basketball skills to my cousins, Pearlous Bryant and Kennedy Leary. |, Chris Reynolds, leave C.H.S., hoping to become an addition to the percussion section of the Doobie Brothers. |, Candy Rhodes, leave C.H.S., to join the navy and travel across the water. |, Boyd Rose, leave C.H.S., hoping to find happiness in Gum Neck and my driving ability to Jo Ann. 1, Dora Roughton, leave C.H.S. to become Mrs. Dale Voliva. |, Rayford Roulhac, leave C.H.S. to join Olian Spencer and Ray Marner in a jungle expedition. |, Bryan Spencer, leave C.H.S. to take John Boy's place on the Waltons. |, Elizabeth Spencer, leave C.H.S., hoping that Michael and Stanley will soon follow. |, Frances Spencer, leave C.H.S., hoping that Trucilla, Sadie, and my half sisters, Jackie and Pam, will soon follow. |, Mamie Spencer, leave C.H.S., hoping never to return. 1, Calvin Spruill, being of sound mind and body, leave C.H.S. to make a better life for myself. |, Denise Swain, leave C.H.S., hoping to find as much happiness somewhere else, as | have here. |, Johnnie Sykes, leave my neatness and trimness to Rico Hill. |, Kevin Sykes, leave C.H.S. to become better educated. |, Lorenza Sykes, leave C.H.S., hoping that | haven’t learned anything. |, Vera Sykes, leave C.H.S., hoping to find a bright future for myself and my followers. |, Willie Mae Sykes, leave C.H.S., to join Curley Leary and my baby in Goldsboro. 1, Linda Thorne, leave my easy-going ways to Mrs. Jarman. |, Renay Van Hom, the last Van Horn to leave C.H.S., leave, hoping to find love, fullfillment, and enchantment with Bobby Cooper. |, Arneta Walker, leave C.H.S., hoping that my sister and brother will follow. |, Eric Weatherly, leave my Camero to Nick Armstrong, hoping he can find his own way up town. 1, Robert Woodard, leave my ability to my cousin, Sherry Woodard. é © Cid Buk haar Gail Brickhouse, Testatrix Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said Senior Class to be their Last Will and Testament in the presence of us, who at their request and in their presence, and in the presence of each other, do subscribe our names as witness thereto. Honey fLebnEZ tree ol Yorn 37 4 REQ Z Nl aw Ca 4 Sharon Darlene Hill Anthony Chris Hopkins David Anthony Jones | 38 . - ¥ S | Be Howard Lee James : . Gloria Annette Liverman Jamie Christopher Liverman Melbert Roosevelt Liverman 39 40 Norma Hill, Secretary Butch Kirkman, Treasurer Doretha Respass, Reporter on re CW Unique Bical SENIORS: sometimes sad — usually happy — often complaining — never bit- ter — sheltered, protected, and liking it — remembering — forgetting . . . 4) Lo Alease Moore Issac Alonza Moore Cynthia Celeste McClees Wilbert Roscoe Olds Teresa Ann Ormsby 42 Kimberly Sue Owens James Essie Phelps rr Doretha Respass Christopher Lynn Reynolds Rebecca Maria Rhodes Boyd Dane Rose 43 . . . . . os? oe = 1 e ; CS: Working, P laying, Loving, Living SENIORS: pursuing special interests — at home in the familiar halls of C.H.S. — talking of girls, boys, dates, the big game — reading — eating — forming undying friendships — anticipating grad- uation — dreading graduation . . . ENJOYING THE PRESENT — REMEMBERING THE PAST — LOOKING TOWARD THE FU- TURE 45 Calvin Spruill Darlene Denise Swain Kevin Kendy Sykes 46 Lorenza Sykes Willie Mae Sykes Johnnie Ray Sykes Pa Armneta Delores Walker Eric Todd Weatherly Robert Earl Woodard 47 Harold Bernard Liverman, born July 19, 1960, was the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Liverman. 48 Carnell Bernette Basnight, born July 10, 1960, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rayfield Jackson Basnight. On August 6, 1977, two members of the class of 1978 lost their lives while swimming at Northwest Forks near Gum Neck. Bernard and Bernette are badly mis- sed in the halls, in classes , in clubs, and on the foot- ball field of Columbia High School. Everybody — the students, faculty, administration — will long cherish the memory of two young men whose warm smiles and outgoing personalities had been familiar sights in the halls of C.H.S. for six years. Both young men were very active in school activities. Both were members of Deca, Vica, and the Monogram Club. They both played football; Bernette, as fullback; Bernard, as tailback. In addition Bernette sang in the concert chorus. Ber- nard served on the Usher Board of the Mount Pleas- ant Missionary Baptist church. The class of ‘78 misses Bernette and Bernard and extends sincere sympathy to their families. ( 2 Y, Le Life is like a game people play, Living their lives from day to day, Meeting new people, Remembering old friends, Thinking of good times enjoyed back then, Discovering their future, Looking back on their past, Never really knowing how long life will last. So let us remember our yesterdays As precious moments of the past, And live our each new today as if It might be the last. Always remembering whether it be happiness or sorrow, There is always hope in a new tomorrow. Kim Owens 49 What are you doing, Pandora 50 Get your fingers out of your mouth! Sit down, Linda! Get ‘em straight, Mr. Baum! Skipping class? | Legs, Legs, Legs! Waiting for the bell? 5] Cotumbian Presents Much time and effort have been put into preparing 6¢€ 7), Wi te this yearbook in an attempt to remind you of your Yeste LY; OC UY years at C.H.S. We hope that this ‘78 Columbian will % bring you many wonderful memories, that it will put a And GS, ONMLOLS OW” a, tear of joy in your eye, and a smile upon your face. S e i } 5 it a, Silla. Py) Cecelia Thorne, Kim Owens, Laurie Landino, Linda Brickhouse, Janice Byrum, Denise Swain, Patsy Swain, Gail Brickhouse, Chris Hopkins, Stanley Smi i i i : y Smith, Butch Kirkman, Robin Sawyer, Anita Cah Ti Ay illi Armstrong, Mrs. Madge Van Horne, Sponsor. pee aera 52 ememen Stanley Smith, Butch Kirkman, Anita Cahoon, Linda Brickhouse, Photographers Patsy Swain, Chris Hopkins, Robin Sawyer, Teresa Ayers, Business Managers ae te deel Laurie Landino, Janice Byrum, Billy Armstrong, Cecelia Thorne, Gail Brickhouse, Editorial Staff. 53 Superintendent OF Ty yrrell County Shoots. David E. Davis Fyrrell County bouwd Of Education = — a == Durwood Cooper, Sr. Mike Cahoon Chairman Joseph Walker Wayne Brickhouse Janet Walker 55 Margaret Griffin W.J. White, Jr. Supervisor Director, Federal Programs Alvin Midgett Esther Rhodes Attendance Lunchrooms Supervisor 56 Make more oppecl A.|. Hassell Shirley Voliva Maintenance Supervisor Transportation Supervisor Office Staff: Phoebe Davenport, Cindy Swain, Janice Norman, Marie Chappell, Margaret Bateman. 57 2 Ne Clow Sintth J CAS Lin a5} E 5 uw ae) € i} oe € E a) fe = 58 Assistant Principal William H. Baum Larry Hawkins 59 60 Attendance Clerk Sara Reynolds Secretary Connie Johnson Treasurer Annette Woodley 61 Edgar Anderson Science Billy Everton Special Education 62 Debra Chesson Special Education Donald Hassell Band Fara Jarman Social Studies 7 a’ 4, Betty Davis Mathematics Wendy Ireland English Elva Keiser Home Economics James Laughinghouse Peggy Marshburn William McClees Mathematics Science Distributive Education Carolyn Mitchell William Moye Whit Neal Social Studies Physical Education Auto Mechanics Melvin Norman Mildred Ogletree Mathematics English 63 R.G. Riddick Janie Owens Carpentry English Mary Simmons William Simmons Barbara Smith Business Education Special Education Music hk y Frank Spitzig Denise Spruill William Swain General Trades Career Exploration Driver Training Social Studies 64 Madge VanHome Social Studies ¥ Daryl! Wynn Physical Education Irma Walker Science Patricia White Special Education Margaret McClees Librarian Susan Wilson Art 65 OSfice Aides Elizabeth Spencer, Debbie Beck, Kim Owens, Terri Ormsby, Denise Swain, Terri Bryant, Brenda Respass, Norma Hill, Nicky Sykes. 66 Bus Nyivers: Elizabeth Spencer, Kim Voliva, Kay Pledger, Brenda Respass, Melbert Liverman, Glendale Basnight, Geneva Melton, Debbie Beck, Ava Cahoon, Rose Swain, Lorenza Sykes, Jerald Brickhouse, William Simpson, Butch Kirkman, Danny Armstrong, Stanley Smith, Steine Brickhouse, Ronald Hewitt. 67 Shirley Voliva J.D. Rhodes Iredell Hassell Deward Reynolds Romulus Rickard Personnel Syble Knotts, Manager Dora Roughton Catherine Jones Camilla Basnight Dixie Marner Margaret Fenner Anna Jean Ward Grady Alexander 68 Student Oo orl Association . cule Sa, Stanley Smith, Ronald Hewitt, Paula Alexander, Karen Spencer, Gladys Brickhouse, Lloyd Armstrong, Lee Otis Bowser, Nerissa Sykes, Barbara Crane, Inez Spencer, Barbara Furlough, Howard James, Martin Stolins, Jeffery Mizzell, Gail Brickhouse, Lorena Bailey, Amy Spencer, Gwen Sykes, Juanita Gibbs, Genora Jackson, Cynda Cooper, Brenda Respass, William Simpson, Iris Barrow, Alecia Basnight, Tobi Clough, Amy Etheridge, Bryan Spencer. 70 Brenda Respass, President Beth Simpson, Treasurer William Simpson, Vice-President Cynda Cooper, Secretary Chris Hopkins, Reporter W.E. Swain, Sponsor Members of the SCA strive to promote the general wel- fare of the student body; to cooperate with the faculty in promoting better citizenship, by encouraging schol- arship, high ideals, and school spirit; and to preserve and promote the ideas and objectives of democracy. Activities sponsored by the SCA this year include; Stu- dent store, Homecoming, Halloween Carnival, Christ- mas decorations, Valentine Sweetheart, and Field Day. Each activity has as its goal the involvement of students in the improvement of Columbia High School and its student body. 71 Linda Thorne, Melanie Liverman, Laurie Landino, Ava Cahoon, Jamie Swain, Michelle Roughton, Cecelia Thorne, Teresa Ayers, Kathy Etheridge, Lynn Craddock, Cynda Cooper, Leslie Landino, Linda Brickhouse, Danny Armstrong, Tammy Combs, Kim Owens, Anita Cahoon, William Simpson, Debbie Beck, Stanley Smith, Lloyd Armstrong, Midge Ogletree, Sponsor. ie} LOT Linda Thorne, President Cecelia Thorne, Vice-President Debbie Beck, Secretary Lynn Craddock, Treasurer Teresa Ayers, Reporter ey Austr Acris bs Members of the Beta Club strive to hold fast to the principles of honesty, to endeavor constantly to maintain a creditable record, and to cultivate in their lives and conduct the principles of service and leadership. 73 Lynn Craddock, Dorethea Respass, Janice Byrum, Clark Bateman, Jill Gibbs, Sheila Borst, Kay Pledger, Cecelia Thorne, Teresa Ayers. Fara Jarman, Sponsor Janice Byrum, Editor 74 Cecelia Thorne Teresa Ayers Janice Byrum Denise Swain Laurie Landino Billie Armstrong Kim Owens Chris Reynolds Chris Hopkins JSwam DLOOCS 75 WU SO Quill Hrd S Cathy Cox, Kim Owens, Denise Swain, Renay Van ‘ Pandora Baker, Candy Rhodes Horn, Janice Byrum, Kay Pledger. 76 Annette Liverman, Nina Basnight, Genora Jackson, Mary Beaufort, Sandra Combs, David Ward, Durwood Cooper, Myra Harris, Linda Combs, Frances Spencer, Darlene Etheridge, Dora Roughton, Zoradia Cuthrell, Pearl Rice, Julie Alexander, Phyllis Bowser, Sherry Woodard, Gail Brickhouse, Ricky Barrow, Angelia Riddick, Mr. Borden McClees, Sponsor, William Liverman, Alonza Moore, James Hill, Donald Liverman, Kevin Sykes, Walter Bryant, Lorenza Sykes, Jeff Swain, James Phelps, Otha Liverman, Robert Woodard, Chris Reynolds, Darryl Liverman, Butch Kirkman, Chris Hopkins, Bobby Collins, Howard James, Sandra Swain, Hannah Bowser, Steve Tolison, Daniel Brice. Nina Basnight, President; Darryl Liverman, Vice-President; Sandra Swain, Borden McClees Secretary; Gladys Brickhouse, Treasurer. Sponsor 77 Durwood Cooper, Robert Cahoon, Robert Woodard, Bobby Riddick, Roger Hill, Ricky Liverman, Alonza Moore, Erskin Griswell, Rico Hill, David Ward, James Liverman, Johnnie Swain, Tony Cooper, Steven Moran, Jerald Brickhouse, Ronnie Bryant, Calvin Spruill, Kevin Sykes, Frank Spitzig, Sponsor. Durwood Cooper, President; Jerald Brickhouse, Vice-President; Roger Hill, Secretary; Tony Cooper, Reporter; Rico Hill, Treasurer, Frank Spitzig, Sponsor. 78 a Association oF Christian Athletes } | ee i i Be + tis Otha Liverman, Vice-President; Rayford Roulhac, President; Bobby Riddick, Secretary; Barbara Furlough, Treasurer. Otha Liverman, Rayford Roulhac, Bobby Riddick, Daryl Wynn, Sponsor; Barbara Furlough, Aldora Basnight, Bobby Collins, Elizabeth Spencer. 79 Junior Beta , Prey. 7° Jane Walker, Vickie Brickhouse, Irma Walker, Sponsor; Beth Simpson, Janie Pinkston, Laura Jean Spencer, Martin Stolins, Trina Rodgers, Lorene Bailey, Vickie Cooper, Estelle Davenport, Denise Liverman, Alison House. a Martin Stolins, Treasurer; Beth Simpson, President; Estelle Davenport, Secretary; Janie Pinkston, Vice-President; Irma Walker, Sponsor. 80 ioe JSctence Herbert Nixon, Milton White, Ronald White, Hilton Hill, Lorene Bailey, Cynthia Spencer, Sherlene Bailey, Darlene Jones, Sharon Spencer, Linda White, Renee Alexander, Kirk Bryant, Hosea Spruill, Selena Andrews, Trina Rodgers, Renetta Bryant, Carolyn Hill, Peggy Marshburn, Sponsor. Trina Rodgers, President; Lorene Bailey, Vice President; Cynthia Spencer, Secretary; Renee Alexander, Treasurer; Hosea Spruill, Reporter; Peggy Marshburn, Sponsor. 8] Lynn O’Neal, Glenn Brickhouse, Aleca Basnight, Jamie Craddock, Beth Simpson, James Spencer, Buddy Swain, Ricky Rhodes, Martin Stolins, Vickie Cooper, Monica Brickhouse, Shonor Brickhouse, Dawn Owens, Rebecca Cahoon, Chuck Weatherly, Jill Cooper, Laura Jean Spencer, Karen Spencer, Amy Etheridge, Barbara Crane, Angie Etheridge, Linda Sykes, Renetta Bryant, Tony Swain, Lynn Cahoon, Sue Cahoon, Carolyn Mitchell, Fara Jarman, Sponsors; Jane Walker, Susie Etheridge, Andra Woodard, Vickie Brickhouse, Crystal Bateman, Diana Roughton, Innetta Liverman, Gloria McClees, Alfreda Andrews, Denece Watson, Tassie Bowser. Beth Simpson, President; Carolyn Mitchell Walker, Secretary; Treasurer, , Sponsor; Tobi Clough, Vice-President; Jane Laura Jean Spencer, Reporter; Fara Jarman, Sponsor; Martin Stolins, 82 Toleder Swain, Belinda Basnight, Zella Liverman, Tony Armstrong, Cavell Hewitt, Robin Watson, Terry Gris- well, Chris Baum, Melissa Liverman, Lisa McClure, Joey Spencer, Ervin Spencer, Renetta Bryant, Keith McClees, Pam Basnight, Claude Beaufort, Lizzie Liverman, Denise Spruill, Sponsor. we 4 Ve 4 Keith McClees, Reporter; Zella Liverman, Vice President; Belinda Basnight, Treasurer; Lisa McClure, President; Renetta Bryant, Secretary; Terry Griswell, Sentinel; Denise Spruill, Sponsor. 83 again. Time to open that store g = é tei What do you guys think you're doing? Leroy, Leroy, School is an everyday thing. Leroy! 84 iy Lonogram Clb Daryl Wynn, Sponsor; Torren Davenport, Rayford Roulhac, Butch Kirkman, Otha Liverman, Cornell Alexander, Rhonda Alexander, Vera Sykes, Bobby Collins, Barbara Furlough, Jeff Swain, Carl Gibbs, Lee Otis Bowser, Chris Hopkins, Darryl Liverman, David Jones, Danny Armstrong, Bryan Spencer, Jeff Howett, William Simpson, Howard James, Calvin Spruill, Elizabeth Spencer, Gloria Manns, William Moye, Sponsor. 85 Virsity Football Joe Davis, Richard Cahoon, Ronnie Hewitt, Robert Howell, Jeff Howett, Todd Owens, Kenny Mauffrey, Warnton Hill, Jerry Basnight, Ronald McNair, Bobby Collins, Torren Davenport, William Simpson, Jeff Swain, Stanley Smith, Lee Otis Bowser, Leroy Smith, Tony Spruill, Lloyd Armstrong, Coach Daryl Wynn, Boyd Rose, Butch Kirkman, Chris Hopkins, Eric Weatherly, Johnny Sykes, David Jones, Rayford Roulhac, Darryl Liverman, Otis Liverman, Coach William Moye. Lloyd Armstrong, Ronnie McNair, Managers. 86 Home Visitors 6 Jamesville 0 18 Camden 14 5 12 Assistants. iS _ Daryl Wynn, Coach Golden Simpson, William Moye, 87 | 6 Louisburg 12 Chocowinity 6 | 0 Belhaven 22 14 Bath 20 12 Aurora 0 6 Mattamuskeet 14 8 Manteo 39 28 Creswell 0 | ) : Jimmy Swain, Assistant Frank Spitzig, Trainer 88 Eric Weatherely Johnny Sykes Otha Liverman David Jones Chris Hopkins Darryl Liverman Boyd Rose 89 Girls Varsity Bashetball =a cOLUIMBIy cOLUYMB |p 30 Pam Liverma n, Sharon Spencer, Nina Basnight, Brenda Sykes, Rhonda Alexander, Shirley McClees, Jackie Basnight, Alease Moore, Gloria Mann, Aldora Basnight, Barbara Furlough. 90 : Tammy Combs, Scorekeeper; Sherry Woodard, Manager; Cecelia Thorne, Scorekeeper. Alease Moore Alvin Midgett, Coach. 3a tee —: Jamie Liverman, Roger Hill, Lorenza Sykes, George Lee, Carl Gibbs, Bryan Spencer, Calvin Spruill, Rayford Roulhac, Howard James, Robert Woodard, Darryl Spencer, Dary! Wynn, Coach. Bryan Spencer Jamie Liverman Lorenza Sykes 92 Howard James Robert Woodard Calvin Spruill , Statistician; Todd ; Torren Davenport , Scorekeeper Manager. Lenner Basnight Owens Rayford Roulhac 93 Baseball 77 William Simpson, Ricky Liverman, Warnton Hill, Butch Kirkman, David Smith, Cornell Ale- xander, Bobby Collins, Joe Davis, Barry Roulhac, Carl Gibbs, Jack Liverman, Jeff How- ett, Jimmy Gibbs, William Moye, Coach; Darryl Liverman, Keith Wynn, Robert Howell, Rayford Roulhac, Torren Davenport, David Jones. $ ih Ee potas’ ‘ ‘ tbo be abe ro td Roulhac 95 Girls ¢ Softball Dary! Wynn, Coach; Diana Basnight, Sherry Woodard, Sharon Spencer, Sharon Sydenstricker, Julie Gibbs, Vivian Spencer, Rhonda Alexander, Linda Sykes, Geneva Melton, Myra Harris, Gladys Brickhouse, Angelia Riddick, Myra Alexander, Tammy Combs, Cecelia Thorne, Phyllis Bowser, Elizabeth Spencer, Vera Sykes. Elizabeth Spencer Vera Sykes Myra Alexander 96 97 Alvin Midgett, Coach; Herbert Nixon, Martin Stolins, Ricky Young, Mark Smith, Jed Arena, Dearl Roughton, Hosea Spruill, William Moye, Coach; Hinton McClees, Michael Fr iend, Marcellous Hill, David Liverman, William Jones, Wesley Armstrong, Wayne Halsey, Valeo Franklin, Richard Mauffrey, Tyrone Spencer, Thomas Bailey, Ronald White, Timmy Marner, Brian Rowsom, Troy Edwards, Joe Roughton, Kevin Rhodes, Joseph Spencer, Jimmy Simpson, Maurice Holloway. William Moye, Alvin Midgett, Coaches Maurice Holloway, Jimmy Simpson, Managers 98 a4 Basketball AHHH f H] Bey Warnton Hill Jimmy Gibbs. Herbert Nixon, Renee Holloway, Hosea Spruill, William Liverman James Hill, Jimmy Mizell, Michael Spruill, Michael Spencer Ronald White Leon Franklin, Jeffery Bowser, 7 Ricky Barrow Alvin Midgett, Coach. Viursity Chee leads: Anita Hassell, Lynn Oliver, Jamie Craddock, Janie Pinkston, Pearl Rice, Selena Andrews, Beth Simmons, Lorianne Basnight, Jill Cooper, Susie Etheridge. 100 es Cheerleaders: Mary McGuiness, Cathy Sawyer, Amy Etheridge, Jeanie Phelps, Angie Etheridge, Iris Barrow, JoAnne Rose, Aleca Basnight. Carolym Mitchell, Sponsor 10] 103 Anita Hassell, Vickie Brickhouse, Diana Roughton, Jo Ann Thorne, Tobi Clough, Brenda Sykes, Beverly Harrell, Lynn O'Neal, Phyllis Bowser, Laura Jean Spencer, Sherry Woodard. Majorettes Nora Basnight, Gail Brickhouse, Renee Lawrence, Cecelia Thorne. 105 CHS. Band bewewas = Bryan Spencer, Laura Jean Spencer, Sherry Woodard, Renee Lawrence, Cecelia Thorne, Nora Basnight, Gail Brickhouse, Dorethea Respass, Yolanda Hassell, Tammy Combs, Linda Brickhouse, Jane Walker, Jamie Craddock, Denise Liverman, Jill Gibbs, Candy Rhodes, Kim Owens, Janice Byrum, Laurie Landino, Cathy Cox, Sheila Borst, Robin Sawyer, Cynda Cooper, Ava Cahoon, Kat hy Etheridge, Melody Roughton, Shonor Brickhouse, Renee Alexander, Alison House, Dawn Owens, Linda Sykes, Beth Simpson, Iris Barrow, Sharon Spencer, Linda White, Jill Cooper, Joe Davis, Jeff Howett, Phil Beck, Kirk Bryant, Hosea Spruill, Jack Liverman, Lynn Craddock, Mitch Snell, Torren Davenport, Mark Smith, Jerald Brickhouse, Cornell Alexander, Barry Woodard, J.W. Basnight, Tony Roughton, Hal Bateman, Clark Bateman, Debbie Beck, Leslie Landino, Herbert Nixon, Billie Patrick, David Smith, Steine Brickhouse, Lynnette Barber, Trina Rodgers, Brenda Respass, Beverly Harrell, Vickie Brickhouse, Kim Sykes, Brenda Sykes, Tobi Clough, JoAnne Thorne, Crystal Bateman, Diana Roughton, Lynn O’Neal. = 7 band Wricers wine - + Orde ple Janice Byrum, President; Lynn Craddock _ Simpson, Reporter; Robin Sawyer, Librarian. , Vice President; Kim Owens, Secreta ry; Debbie Beck, Treasurer; Beth 106 CHAS. Band Section Leaders Debbie Beck, Jack Liverman, Candy Rhodes, Brenda Respass, Janice Byrum, Laurie Landino, Jeff Howett, Jerald Brickhouse, Cornell Alexander, Leslie Landino, Lynn Craddock, Kim Owens, Clark Bateman, Cathy Cox, Bryan Spencer. Seventh Gade band band Director RD8 (eeen Jessie Spencer, Andrea Woodard, Mark Landino, Troy Edwards, Donald F. Hassell Donald Hassell, Sponsor, Neal Brickhouse, Kevin Rhodes. C.H.S. Chorus Shirl Marner, Sherry Woodard, Nora Basnight, Sandra McClees, Vanessa Bailey, Debbie Sawyer, Pam Liverman, Nina Basnight, Wendy Reynolds, Renee Lawrence, Kim Spencer, Gwen Sykes, Kim Voliva, Dawn McGowan, Cherry McClees, Cecelia Thorne, Hannah Bowser, JoAnne Thorne, Geneva Melton, Nerissa Sykes, Barbara Furlough, Howard James, David Jones, Leroy Smith, Erskin Griswell, Bobby Collins, Darryl! Liverman, Ronald Fayton, Butch Kirkman, Roger Hill. _ Barbara Smith, Sponsor 108 Gener a Chor US. Ronald Hewitt, Daniel Brice, Candy Rhodes, Belinda Brickhouse, Terri Ormsby, Bryan Spencer, Sheila Borst, Gloria Manns. Guitar Class: Pandora Baker, Chris Reynolds, Ronald Fayton, Darcell Basnight, James Friend. 109 : € = AVE CONM WY Nueens Ho ea Brenda Respass Candy Rhodes 110 Jentor Court Howard James Bruce Brickhouse Annette Liverman Kim Owens Bryan Spencer Lantz VanHorn Willie Mae Sykes Renay VanHorn 1 Attends. Beth Simpson Sharon Spencer 112 Spirit week at C.H.S., the week of October 10, was filled with activity as students decorated homerooms, planned floats, and waited eagerly for the big Homecoming game with Au- rora. Cooperation, spirit, and friendly rivalry were apparent on the campus as preparation continued throughout the week. Because of their most colorfully decorated room, Mrs. Davis's 8th graders were declared winners of the homeroom competi- tion. These students were rewarded with the opportunity to ride on the Monogram float in the Saturday afternoon parade. The FBLA, FHA, and SCA floats were judged first, second, and third place winners respectively. Homecoming activities culminated in the crowning of Co- queens, Brenda Respass and Candy Rhodes, at the Saturday night football game which ended with a 12-0 victory for the Wildcats. 113 114 It has been said that, ‘’The future belongs to those who prepare for it.”” At C.H.S. that preparation takes many forms. In English classes, students learn to communicate with their teacher, with one another, with the world around them. They delve into the literature, past and present, of many countries. In Social Studies classes, students learn about the past, about their heritage. Their teachers hope this knowledge of the past will help prepare them for the future. In Science classes, students, through experimentation, learn about the world around them and how it affects their future. In Math classes, students learn all those practical uses of numbers that will always be a part of their lives. In French classes, students span the gulf between two countries with widely-different cultures and languages. dl DRIVER EDUCAT, TYRRELL COUNTY ScxD mn In the Vocational Department, students are introduced to a variety of possible careers for their future. They learn to type, to keep books, to operate office machines, to cook, to sew, to work on cars, to build, to grow plants, to weld, and they get on-the-job training through their Distributive Education classes. In the Physical Education Department, students learn to drive safely, and to build healthy bodies. In the Cultural Arts Department, music and art offer possible careers to students as well as activities to fill their leisure hours. In addition to classes, clubs, such as Future Homemakers, Future Farmers, and Future Business Leaders, deepen the student's involve- ment in preparation for the future. As Patrick Henry said; “| have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experi- ence. | know of no way of judging the future but by the past.” Lenner Basnight, President; Darlene Etheridge, Vice-President; Aldora Basnight, Secretary; Geneva j Melton, Historian; Rhonda Alexander, Recreation Leader; y Sandra McClees, Parliamentarian; Debbie Sawyer, Treasurer; Kim Voliva, Reporter; Elva Keiser, Sponsor. Debra Anderson, Nora Basnight, Sherry Woodard, Rhonda Alexander, Geneva Melton, Debbie Sawyer, Kim Voliva, Darlene Etheridge, Denise Swain, Myra Harris, Jacqueline Basnight, Genenine Alexander, Gail Brickhouse, Myra Alexander, Natalie Gibbs, Frances Spencer, Sharon Hill, Anna Liverman, Rose Swain, Lenner Basnight, Annie Roughton, Bobby Collins, Valerie Alexander, Frances Belangia, Sadie Spencer, Dora Roughton, Karen Cahoon, Bonita McClure, Brenda Cahoon, Terri Ormsby. 116 R.G. Riddick, Sponsor; Alonza Moore, Jeff Swain, Tony Cooper, Hal Simmons, Erskin Griswell, Dennis Crane, Jack Liverman, Tim Voliva, Richard Cahoon, Sidney Hollis, Jeff Howett, Lewis Spencer. Jack Liverman, President; Lewis Spencer, Vice-President; Dennis Crane, Secretary; Ricky Rhodes, Treasurer; Terry Pledger, Reporter; Richard Cahoon, Sentinel, R.G. Riddick, Sponsor. R.G. Riddick, Sponsor 117 | ' — 9 “ v | i 7 MBIA Hm ela C 4 “ew = t - 7 i Brenda Respass, Dora Roughton, Nora Basnight, Terri Ormsby, Dorethea Respass, Bobby Collins, Darlene Etheridge, Kay Pledger, Frances Belangia, Kim Voliva, Candy Rhodes, Sandra McClees, Denise Richardson, Mary Lou Simmons, Sponsor; Laurie Landino, Rhonda Alexander, Sherry Woodard, Linda Sykes, Annie Roughton, Vera Sykes, Myra Harris, Beth Simmons, Karen Cahoon, Hannah Bowser, Darryl Spencer, Mamie Spencer, Elizabeth Spencer, Gail Brickhouse, Myra Alexander, Debbie Beck. q TE q i i Brenda Respass, Reporter; Dora Roughton, Treasurer; Nora Basnight, President; Terri Ormsby, Vice-President; Dorethea Respass, Secretary; Mrs. Simmons, Sponsor. 118 Junior Yficers Lee Otis Bowser, President; Stanley Smith, Reporter; Danny Armstrong, Vice-President; Doris Bailey, Treasurer; Cecelia Thorne, Secretary. Top Magazines Salesmen: Teresa Ayers, Barbara Furlough, Ava Cahoon, Kathy Etheridge. 119 Bryan Ainsley Julie Alexander Rhonda Alexander Billie Armstrong Teresa Ayers Doris Bailey Vanessa Bailey Aldora Basnight Dale Basnight Hannah Bowser Lee Otis Bowser Daniel Brice Jerald Brickhouse Mark Bryant Ava Cahoon Karen Cahoon Bobby Collins Durwood Cooper Lynn Craddock Zoradia Cuthrell Harold Davenport Todd Davenport Mike Deaver Kathy Etheridge Barbara Furlough Myra Harris Rico Hill Roger Hill Genora Jackson Leslie Landino 120 George Lee Donald Liverman James Liverman Ricky Liverman Sandra McClees Geneva Melton Kenny Moran Randy Moran Billie Patrick Floyd Pledger Pearl Rice Bobby Riddick Annie Roughton Debbie Sawyer Melody Sawyer Robin Sawyer William Simpson David Smith Leroy Smith Daryl Spencer Kim Spencer Tony Spruill Jeff Swain Patsy Swain Rose Swain Sandra Swain Brenda Sykes Gwen Sykes Linda Sykes Otis Sykes Cecelia Thorne Steve Tolison Kim Voliva Sherry Woodard Cornell Alexander Valerie Alexander Lloyd Armstrong Nick Armstrong Miles Bailey Ricky Barrow Nina Basnight Rosa Basnight Vannie Basnight Clark Bateman Sheila Borst Jeffrey Bowser Phyllis Bowser Belinda Brickhouse Gladys Brickhouse Linda Brickhouse Sheila Brickhouse Bonnie Bryant Ronnie Bryant Sacaro Bryant Walter Bryant Anita Cahoon Richard Cahoon Luvenia Collins Linda Combs Tammy Combs Cynda Cooper Tony Cooper Dennis Crane Albert Cuthrell Torren Davenport Joe Davis Carl Gibbs Jill Gibbs Jimmy Gibbs Ronald Hewitt Angela Hill James Hill Warnton Hill Adrian Hodges Sidney Hollis Robert Howell 122 Cass. of 7980 Jeff Howett Renee Lawrence Kennedy Leary Jack Liverman Melanie Liverman Pamela Liverman William Liverman Gloria Manns Kenneth Mauffrey Micheal McClees Raymond McClees Shirley McClees Dawn McGowan Diann McGuiness Ronald McNair James Mizzell Steve Moran Kim Olds Todd Owens William Phelps Terry Pledger Wendy Reynolds Angela Riddick Lisa Roughton Michelle Roughton Edwina Sexton Hal Simmons Arlene Spencer Inez Spencer Darlene Spencer Louis Spencer Michael Spencer Michael Spruill Jamie Swain Johnny Swain James Sykes Nerissa Sykes JoAnne Thorne Tim Voliva Ronald White Zack Wrighton David Ward 123 Renee Alexander Teresa Alexander Selena Andrews Jed Arena Mark Armstrong Tommy Armstrong Lorraine Bailey Jacqueline Basnight Jerry Basnight J.W. Basnight Hal Bateman Ronald Bowser Charles Brickhouse Glenn Brickhouse Shonor Brickhouse Kenneth Bryant Kirk Bryant Terry Bryant Brenda Cahoon Timothy Cahoon Tobi Clough Carl Combs Michael Combs Jill Cooper Jamie Craddock Estelle Davenport Jack Davenport Julie Edwards Suzy Etheridge Leon Franklin Anita Hassell Hilton Hill Rene Holloway Jerome Leary Inetta Liverman Steve Liverman Class: of 7987 Emma McClees Gloria McClees Robert McClees Bonita McClure Brenda McClure April McGowan Bobby Melton Jeffery Mizell Herbert Nixon Lynn Oliver Janie Pinkston George Pledger Valgena Respass Anthony Rhodes Ricky Rhodes Denise Richardson Trina Rodgers Dearl Roughton Patty Roughton Tony Roughton Beth Simmons Beth Simpson Jimmy Simpson Mark Smith Mitchell Snell Darlene Spencer James Spencer Sadie Spencer Sharon Spencer Hosea Spruill Martin Stolins Kim Sykes Nicky Sykes Tammy Sykes Linda White Emerson Wrighton Chuck Weatherly Ricky Young Billy Jo Alexander Sharon Allen Alfreda Andrews Jimmy Armstrong Tony Armstrong Wesley Armstrong Thomas Ashe Thomas Bailey Lynnette Barber lris Barrow Alecia Basnight Lucille Basnight Melvina Basnight Crystal Bateman Chris Baum Rebecca Beaufort Phil Beck Tassie Bowser Zion Bowser Monica Brickhouse Olivia Brickhouse Ricky Brickhouse Theodosia Brickhouse Vickie Brickhouse Jack Bridges Alonza Bryant Tony Bryant Renetta Bryant Rebecca Cahoon Melvin Carter Ray Collins Vickie Cooper Michael Dunbar Amy Etheridge Delaine Ethridge Bonnie Franklin Michael Friend Michael Gibbs Wayne Halsey Beverly Harrell Janice Harrison Yolonda Hassell 126 Class: of 1982 Carolyn Hill Marcellous Hill Winford Hill Maurice Holloway Alison House William Jones John Lawrence David Liverman Denise Liverman Marvella Liverman Melissa Liverman Quinton Liverman Ernest McClees Hinton McClees Lisa McClure Timmy Marner Richard Mauffrey Willie Melton Kenneth Moore Lynn O'Neal Dawn Owens Patricia Perkins David Respass Diana Roughton Amy Spencer Glenys Spencer Laura Spencer Stanley Spencer Tyron Spencer Christine Spruill Buddy Swain Helena Sykes Linda Sykes Valerie Sykes Eric Voliva Daphne Walker Jane Walker Ronald White William White Barry Woolard Vannie Wrighton James Young 127 Paula Alexander Tammy Alexander Tassie Alexander Sherlene Bailey Belinda Basnight James Basnight Pamela Basnight Claude Beaufort Juanita Betts Sherlene Bowser Sophia Bowser Neal Brickhouse Thomas Brickhouse Lynn Cahoon Sue Cahoon Mary Combs Barbara Crane William Davenport Troy Edwards Angie Etheridge Terry Griswell Cavell Hewitt Harold Hill Lisa Hill Michael Howell Darrell Keith Mark Landino Lizzie Liverman Zella Liverman Keith McClees Ray McClees Mary McGuiness 128 Class: of 1988 Cecil Moran Julie Norman William Norman Jeanie Phelps Billy Rhodes Hubert Riddick JoAnn Rose Joseph Roughton Tyrone Roulhac Brian Rowsom Crystal Sawyer Kathy Sawyer Ricky Sawyer Ann Simpson Vickie Sims Joey Spencer Cynthia Spencer Darrell Spencer Ervin Spencer Karen Spencer Lee Spencer William Stolins Evelyn Swain Tony Swain Jeanette Sykes Valerie Sykes Dayvona Voliva Eric Walker Denece Watson Robin Watson Lassie White Milton White Andrea Woodard 129 NOSED ANY | y TIME, js SAL _ “e i ad 4 Sl % Res BP mes peg ak 132 TYRRELL COUNTY IS BIG BUSINESS The county government exists (at the State’s pleasure) to carry out State policy in a definite territory (Tyrrell County) and to provide services which the people in the county — through their elected commissioners — think wise and useful. Some county activities result from laws requiring a courthouse, sheriff, schools, register of deeds, welfare, etc. But most county services are provided because the citizens want them. These include agricultural extension, solid waste collection, recreation, rural water distribution, planning, civil preparedness, mental health, libraries, senior citizens’ nutrition, hospital, office space for federal and state agencies, ambulances, fire fighting, forest fire control, veterans’ assistance, community development, crime prevention, and others. The county budget this year totals more then $2.2 million, of which about 21% comes from local property taxes. The remaining $1.7 million is received through revenue sharing, community de- velopment grant, federal and state participation in schools and social services, ABC store profits, federal employment grants, and several other sources. Every citizen should consider it a duty to keep informed on county activities and plans and to offer suggestions to county officials, because county business is your business. TY RRELE GOUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Columbia, N.C. THE EAST CAROLINA BANK Engelhard Columbia — Creswell — Swan Quarter Nags Head — Manteo — Hatteras Fairfield “Home-Owned Bank Serving Hyde — Tyrrell — Washington — Dare Counties with Complete Banking Services.” Service is our only commodity. Your banking business is appreciated. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 133 Swain’s Clover Farm Supermarket Locations in Columbia and Swan Quarter. Fancy Meats — Groceries ee BIEE CLOUGH FORD “Ford Country’s Newest Dealer’ New Cars Trucks Used Cars Sales Service Windsor, North Carolina 794-4176 Highway 13 By Pass 135 KIRKMAN LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturer of 2 x 4 Studs Phone 796-5711 Columbia, North Carolina Plants Located At Chase City — Virginia XY ‘ : ms Lawrenceville — Virginia Columbia — North Carolina Creedmore, North Carolina BUTLER LAND TIMBER COMPANY Manufacturers and Wholesalers Yellow Pine Lumber KD Dimension and Boards Columbia, North Carolina J.T. Butler — President J.T. Butler, Jr. — Vice President —E.M. Butler — Secretary-Treasurer Compliments of Charles W. Ogletree Cohoon Oil Gas, Inc. (Dealers In L.P. Gas — Bulk Bottle) Seigler Heaters Hardwick Range Coleman Air Conditioners ; i Sales Service Dennis W. Swain Gollmbia, N.C. I.R. Swain 796-2531 796-4311 138 Gas, Oil, Oil Change, and Washing Foot of Old Bridge Columbia 27925 North Carolina The Davis Brothers Congratulate the Class of ‘78 Kim Owens 139 Feed, Fertilizer, Seed, Farm Supplies Congratulations to all Seniors CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF ‘78 “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your father which is in Heaven.” Matthew 5:16 MRS. BIRDIE S. PHELPS, G.R.1. EDMOND L. PHELPS Real Estate Broker Representative Sales — Management — Development P.O. Box 192 Columbia, N.C. 27925 The Swain Agency Phone: 919-796-5811 Res: 796-1641 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Columbia, N.C. 27925 @® Nationwide is on your side P.O. Box 133 Office Phone (912) 796-6011 Residence (919) 796-1641 We are located in the old bank building at the corner of Elm and Main Streets 140 seein a First Colony Farms, Inc. Tyrrell County Farm Units Swan Quarter Equipment Company White Farm Equipment Long, Lilliston, New Holland Sidewinder, Leby Equipment Phone 926-4461 Swan Quarter 142 Carters Ink Company Edenton North Carolina PAMCO IMPLEMENT, Farm Bureau Dealer For Tires, Tractor Tires, Batteries and Disk-Blades Chisel Plows “Your Complete Sales — Parts and Service Center’ Lilliston : J.P. Lawn and Garden Equipment Cultivators-Ferguson Corporation Tilrovators Dial 925-3411 Engelhard, N.C. JOHN DEERE The Chuckwagon Congratulations to the Class of ‘78 Phone 796-6781 Columbia, N.C. KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Elizabeth City, N.C. Tyrrell County 4-H Clubs Outer Banks First Jewelry Store Graduating 4-H’ers: Original Cathy Cox Gail Brickhouse Master Craftsman Jewelry Precious Butch Kirkman Willie Mae Sykes Diamonds Semi Precious Laurie Landino Debbie Beck Rubies stones Sapphires Terri Ormsby Janice Byrum Unusual Gifts For All Occasions Kim Owens Candy Rhodes Open 13% Mi. Post Nags Head, N.C. Denise Swain Linda Thorne (9:30 a.m.-6 p.m.) And 136 ie, Rosemary St. Boyd Rose Steine Ray Brickhouse Mon.-Sat. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 Eric Weatherly James Phelps 143 Weyerhaeuser The Tree Growing Company Walker Funeral Home Air Conditioned Chapel Phone 796-2941 Columbia, North Carolina Azalea Memorial Gardens The Only Perpetual Care Cemetery in This Area Located Midway between Columbia and Creswell on Highway 64 Phone: 796-2941 Columbia, North Carolina Creswell, North Carolina 144 anee™ Ml A N T = oO OPEN: 7 a.m. until 11 p.m. Ballast Rock Shopping Center MANTEO 473-3222 M OPEN: 8 a.m. until 11 p.m. LC LES) 11 mp — 158 By-Pass NAGS HEAD 441-5011 Albemarle Supermarket, Pea Ridge ‘“Y”’ Village Britches, Manteo, N.C. Ange Speed Wash, Manteo, N.C. Angels Golden Chicken, Manteo, N.C. BYRUM IMPLEMENT TRUCK CO., INC. Highway 17 North — Edenton, North Carolina 27932 Phone: Area Code 919 — 482-2151 Farmall Tractors and Equipment Cloth IRAN NY U WILL BE GLAD U DID North End Roanoke Island — Turn West off U. S. 64-264 on County Road 1117; Go ' 2 Mile Please Visit The MILES JENNINGS INC. 500-506 Poindexter Elizabeth City Phone: 473-2775 Hycluscb DEAS: Serving N.C. Va. S.C. Logging Equipment Orange Strand Wire Rope Orange Grip Slings 145 Welcome to Lou World now that you're really feeling a part of it,..... cs - You ole ee abot phe. BASICS : A RESTAURANT Food— = gece go I; The THE Cabana East Shelfer Motel we' ! be glad to help! Visit us soan. mile post |, Nags Head ALBEMARLE MOTOR CO. Sales [_[ForD] Service EDENTON, NorTH CAROLINA 27932 WAYNE’'S AUTO SUPPLY NEw AND USED CARS PARTS, ACCESSORIES, TIRES AND BATTERIES WAYNE BRICKHOUSE, Prop. HIGHWAY 64 BY-PASS OFFICE PHONE 796-2801 COLUMBIA, N. C. 27925 RESIDENCE PHONE 796-1761 OE in. Your High School Days QBetk Tyler Edenton, N.C. Store Hours: Mon. thru Thurs, — 9:30 til 5:30 Friday — 9:30 til 9:00 Saturday — 9:30 til 6:00 Phone: 482-322] Elizabeth City Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. P.O. Box 549 Elizabeth City, North Carolina 27909 146 Compliments of Enterprise Supply Co. Inc. Quality and Service Columbia Engelhard Congratulations, Seniors of ‘78 From the Superintendent's Office Mr. David E. Davis Mr. W.J. White, Jr. Mr. Alvin R. Midgett Miss Margaret A. Griffin Mrs. Esther S. Rhodes Mrs. Marie B. Chappell Mrs. Phoebe R. Davenport Mrs. Janice C. Norman Mrs. Cynthia S. Swain Mrs. Margaret R. Bateman Congratulations, Seniors Larry’s General Merchandise Grocery, Meats, Exxon Service Fishing Tackle Ice Phone 796-8601 Phyllis Larry Columbia, N.C. Homes of Distinction N.C. Licensed General Contractor Rt. 2, Box 128) Creswell, N.C. Bob Furci Phone: 797-4121 147 Rowsom Funeral Home Furniture Phone 796-3506 Columbia, N.C. 27925 ROUTE 2 PHONE 919 793-5161 PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA 27962 FERTILIZER COMPANY PESTICIDES NITROGEN SOLUTIONS MANUFACTURER OF LIQUID FERTILIZER Phone: Bus. 796-8596 Phone: Res. 796-8591 Furlough Son Seafood Wholesale — Retail Custom Cleaning Route 1, Box 48 — Columbia, N.C. J. Frank Furlough, Jr. J.E. ““Jim’’ Furlough Manager Ass't. Manager W.B. Voliva Oil Co. 4 Wholesale Distributor Heating Oil and Gasoline Columbia, N.C. Day Phone 796-5251 Night Phone 796-3436 148 Congratulations to the Class of ‘78 Tyrrell Hardware Company Shelton Ludford, Manager Telephone 796-2451 Columbia, North Carolina Times Printing Company, Inc. Publishers The Coastland Times “Journal of the Walter Raleigh Coastland’’ Complete Commercial Printing Service Business Machines — Office Furniture and Supplies Budleigh Street Manteo (NIPAD Auto Tractor Parts Center Box 64 Columbia, N.C. 27925 Phone 796-5921 Tyrrell Oil Company Texaco Petroleum Products Columbia, North Carolina Phone: 796-4631 Phone: 796-9276 149 150 discover the island gallery and the christmas Ree x manteco, i).c- qyov'lL b SUPprised Lilley Furniture Company “The Home of Fine Furniture’”’ Phone 796-3281 Columbia, N.C. 27925 Cecil Janette Pledger Bros. Hardware Co. ‘“Your Complete Hardware Store’’ Hardware Phone: 796-3361 Main Street Columbia, N.C. WN. THE DEPENDABILITY PEOPLE © Paints Mercury Marine Sawyer’s Marine Sales U.S. 64 West, P.O. Box 166 Phone: 919 796-6381 Columbia, North Carolina 27925 On the intracoastal waterway. . . U.S. 264. . . Downtown. . . Belhaven, North Carolina. . . Telephone 943-3111 rf ‘ so .... little KORNERS of the world... Capt'n Buc’s Galley Two convenient locations to serve you Galley 1 Galley 2 Main Street = —- Main Street Belhaven, N.C. : oy, Pantego, N.C. Day Phone 943-2305 Night Phone 943-2734 Sea Safari, LTD. Packers and Processors of Delightful Seafoods P.O. Box 155 Belhaven, N.C. 27810 Day Phone 943-2305 Night Phone 943-2734 aig — Bateman Oil Company P.O. Box 155 Belhaven, North Carolina 27816 Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration Contractors BATE Crystal Tips Automatic Ice Makers 151 TODD'S BAITS THE BOAT SHOP Best of Luck Cashie River Bridge ‘aaa Windsor, N.C. Class of ‘78 Compliments of St. Luke Clinic Columbia Medical Associates, Inc. Compliments of W.R. Thornhill, M.C. — D.L. Huth, P.A.C. DR. HORNTHAL AND DR. SICK Edenton, N.C. Wayne’s Auto Supply New and Used Cars James A. Armstrong Parts, Accessories, Tires and Batteries Sons Wayne Brickhouse, Prop. Columbia, N.C. Highway 64 By-Pass Office Phone 796-2801 ; Columbia, N.C. 27925 Residence Phone 796-1761 Heating, Plumbing, and Air Conditioning Phone: 796-4322 152 O.A. Howett Motors Fine Cars for Fine People 796-5671 Columbia, N.C. 27925 “See How Much Car Your Money Can Buy”’ Perry Motors Toyota, Inc. 1510 W. Ehringhaus St. Elizabeth City, N.C. 27909 Wayne M. Perry President Compliments of GIBB’S MOTORS Salesman: Thomas Brickhouse Phone: 796-6831 Highway 64 Columbia, N.C. 27925 CRESWELL GRAIN CO., INC. Buyers of Soybeans, Wheat, Oats Corn Fertilizer — Seeds — Insecticides — Feeds — Farm Supplies Creswell, N.C. 27928 Over 400,000 bushels government approved storage P.O. Box 248 Phone: 919 797-4325 Phone Bus.: 335-4301 Home.: 335-0713 Compliments of MITCHENER’S PHARMACY Edenton Discover North Carolina’s Legendary Outer Banks Camp at SANDPIPER’S TRACE, LTD P.O. Box 370, N.C. 27925 Phone: 919 473-3471 North Carolina 153 SOUNDVIEW RESTAURANT Open 11 A.M. till 10 P.M. Closed Monday Edna Furci, Manager N.C. 32 North AREA CODE 919 PHONE 335-4353 cb AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR PERRY PAINT GLASS COMPANY 306 E. EHRINGHAUS STREET ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. 27909 R. E. -BOB™ PERRY PRESIDENT Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN WE BRING VARIETY TO LIFE! Downtown Columbia SPENCER’S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Home of Fine Seafood Nags Head North Carolina SOUND SIDE YFA Congratulates The Graduates Of ‘’78’’ Our Graduates This Year: Bruce Brickhouse Darlene Etheridge Chris Reynolds May God Bless You Always! Compliments of J.A. MICKEY HOOPER CO., INC. 213 N. Poindexter Street Elizabeth City, N.C. 27909 See us for your school supplies! WINSLOW-BLANCHARD MOTOR CO., INC. Telephone 426-5245, 426-5654 P.O. Box 285 U.S. Highway 17 North Hertford, North Carolina 27944 NUNEMAKER FISH COMPANY retail market U.S. 158 by-pass Ph. 441-7282 Nags Head, N.C. FRANK’S FINE FABRICS Main Street Columbia, N.C. Congratulations to the Seniors! Compliments of N.C. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Art Furlough, Agent PO-BOYS PARTS AND PERFORMANCE INC. 3 Auto Parts and Speed Equipment Dial 752-1648 1008 Dickinson Avenue Greenville, North Carolina 27834 CASHIE MOTORS MARINA, INC. 509 South King St. — Highway 17 Wind sor, N.C. 27983 Dick Lassiter, Jr. President Phone 794-3157 PINNER AUTO SALES “Top Quality Used Cars” Wholesale — Retail BUY — SELL — Trade Bobby Pinner — Owner Columbia, N.C. 796-6821 CLARK’S MARINA SEAFOOD P.O. Box 13 Swan Quarter, N.C. 27885 Mitchell P. Newman Owner Phone 926-1221 FISHERMAN’S WHARF MARINA Complete line of fishing supplies Large 4 lane boat ramp Oyster Creek Road Swan Quarter, N.C. 27885 Compliments of PLYMOUTH FURNITURE COMPANY Plymouth, N.C. Phone 793-2418 155 THE FIN’N FEATHER MOTEL AND BOATS Rooms and Efficiencies Good Selection of new and used Sailboats Phone-441-5353 Nags Head, N.C. ELIZABETH CITY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Davenport Motors, Inc. Krueger Chevrolet, Inc. Northeastern Motors, Inc. Ivey G.M. City Towe Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. HOLLOWELL and BLOUNT Rexall Drugs Dial 482-2127 Edenton, N.C. FARROW’S RED WHITE Pleasing You Keeps Us In Business Phone 925-3621 Englehard North Carolina 27824 WOODLEY’S SALES SERVICE Furniture; Maytag Kelvinator Appliances; Zenith Quasar T.V.'s; Craig Lafayette C.B.’s Accessories Sony Stereo Creswell, N.C. 27928 Phone: 797-4319 Phone Retail 335-7648 Wholesale 338-2800 Res. 264-2575 QUALITY SEAFOOD CO. Wholesale Retail Owner Billy Barclift 311 Ehringhaus St. Elizabeth City, N.C. 27909 Compliments to the Seniors “7g! JENNETTE’S FISHING PIER Nags Head, North Carolina JONES HOMESTEAD LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Robert H. Jones “Everything From The Foundation Through The Roof” P.O. Box 483 Columbia, N.C. 27925 Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE Manteo, N.C. COLUMBIA GARAGE, INC. Aereoquip hose fitting bear wheel alinements Ph. 796-2261 Bridge St., Columbia Congratulations, Class of “78 SCUPPERNONG RIVER CAMPGROUND The Davis Family Jim, Jr. ‘76 Joe ‘80 John ‘77 6. €. Davis Company JEWELERS 206 S. Broad Street Edenton, North Carolina 27932 HOLLOWELL OIL CO., INC. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Hertford, N.C. Columbia, N.C. Phone 426-5544 Phone 796-2471 GUY’S AND GAL’S, LTD. for the latest look in Jeans, tops, co-ordinates for the fashion-minded guy and gal Plymouth, North Carolina Good Foods SCUPPERNONG RESTAURANT AND MOTEL under new management Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Tarkington, Jr. Columbia, By-Pass Telephone 796-2841 Compliments of C C GROCERIES A.M. Cartwright Fairfield, N.C. R.L. Cuthrell Phone-926-8362 157 MANNING MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Ford — Mercury Sales and Service Phone 793-2155 Plymouth, N.C. Complete Car Care FAIRFIELD EXXON Automotive Hardware Supplies Fairfield, North Carolina A.M. Cartwright — R.L. Cuthrell O.R. LEGGETT’S SONS Established 1894 Watchmakers Jewelers Plymouth, N.C. Compliments of SIMP’S BARBECUE Curb Service Roper, N.C. 158 Compliments of NAGS HEAD SHELL P.O. Box 333 Nags Head, N.C. 27959 Charles L. Betty Congratulations to The Senior Class of 1978 TOWE MOTOR CO., INC. Hertford Phone 426-5661 “We buy and sell the very best in used cars” THE STILLMAN COMPANY Phone 793-4273 Sound Bridge Road Appliances — Singer Sewing Machines — Stereo — Pyrofax Gas — � be Pianos UW LS_ WANTS TO SEE YOU “everything fo wear ANTEO. N. C Compliments of BOB COMBS RADCLIFFE MARINE SALES, INC. Belhaven, N.C. 943-3731 Penn Yam, Well craft, Grady White boats Mercury Motors Oy WISE potatochins Colonial Sales, Inc., Elizabeth City FLAIR MANUFACTURING COMPANY Highway 64 Columbia, N.C. 27925 FORD MERCURY BEAUFORT-HYDE MOTOR CO. SALES-SERVICE Belhaven, North Carolina Phone WH 3-237] EAST CAROLINA SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors P.O. Box 667, East U.S. 64 Plymouth, N.C. 27928 MOORE MOTOR COMPANY 412 West 5th Street Washington, North Carolina =s Chrysler Corboda LSHRISLER| Plymouth Arrow Volare Robin R. Moore Owner (919) 946-3126 Jennette Fruit Produce Co. 506 N. Water — Elizabeth City, North Carolina 27909 (919) 335-4360 — (919) 335-4369 DAVIS JEWELERS 206 S. Broad St. Edenton, N.C. 27932 STANDARD TILE, INC. Ceramic — Vinyl — Carpet Route 6, Box 33 — Elizabeth City, N.C. “Our Reasonable Prices Will Floor You” Phone: 335-7188 OUTER BANKS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Manteo-on-Roanoke Island, North Carolina 27954 P.O. Box 668 Hollie Fearing, Broker M. Keith Fearing Agency R.S. SPENCER STORES, INC. General Merchandise G.E. Appliances Furniture Engelhard, N.C. 160 SMITH MILLS PONTIAC WH. 7-3163 521 West Fifth Street Washington, N.C. 27889 Hastings Ford Greenville, N.C. MILL END CARPET SHOP “Your Lucky Size Rug Store 300 Ehringhaus St. Elizabeth City, North Carolina 27909 Kos Jackson Phone 335-2915 W B AUTO PARTS CO. 467 Washinaton Street Williamston, North Carolina Phones: 792-3133 792-3134 Starter, Generator, Alternator Rebuilding — Machine Shop Service — Motor Rebuilding — Hyd- raulic Hose Fittings — Flywheel Lathe Service Congratulations, Class of ‘78 BYRUM’‘S LOGGING Compliments of Cherry's, Plymouth D.T. Whitehurst Grain Courtnez Furniture Elliot Co. Ross Riddick’s Jewelers Edenton Furniture Co. Griffin‘s Music Center Jackson Wholesale Co., Inc. Oasis Bobby Mitchell Congratulations Dr. A.E. Downum to the Dr. A.E. Downum, Jr. CLASS OF ‘78 The Byrum Family Glenn ‘75 Fran ‘77 Janice ‘78 Sandy Acres Free Will Baptist Church “78 Seniors Denise Swain Rev. A.C. Morgan - Darryl! Liverman Pastor | Renay VanHorn Highway 94 Columbia, N.C. Our advice to the Class of ‘78, Underclassmen, and Faculty: “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him, should not perish, but have everlasting life.”’ John 3:16 16) 162 Other Sponsors Rhode’s Grocery, Columbia Walker's Egg Farm, Columbia Marguerite’s Fashions, Plymouth Belk-Tylers, Plymouth Latham Shoe Store, Plymouth The Jewel Shoppe, Plymouth Evelyn’s, Plymouth House Chevrolet, Plymouth Heilig-Meyers, Plymouth Dr. A.L. Whitehurst, Plymouth Henry L. Freeman’s, Plymouth The Country Gentleman, Plymouth Womble’s Drug Store, Plymouth Hertford Motor Company, Hertford |.J. Spear, Creswell Manteo Furniture Company, Manteo R.D. 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