J T Barber High School - Warrior Yearbook (New Bern, NC)

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CHARLES GRICE Birds of a feather flock together. Carpentry 1; Bricklaying 2, 3. EARL DELANA WHITE A ' ' -J ft y I shall strive to be like a house built upon a solid foundation. Band 1, 2,4; Bricklaying 3,4. CHESTER RODGERS The man who falls down will get up much faster than the man who lies down. Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4. NATHANIEL HARVEY If you keep your eyes upon your goal, God will help you reach it. Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. u sors l I: 1 ' 1 ,: ' ,• §. Vv - j rJti m Yu i OSCAR KEYES Not the ending, but the beginning. Basketball 1; Glee Club 1; Drama Guild 1; Physics Club 3; Bus Drivers Club 2,3,4. MISS J. HOBBS MRS. P. RICHARDS

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MARY LOUISE DEVONNE May” All I am and hope to be I owe to God, my people, and my friends. NHA 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. CLARENCE ELBERT WEBB Red Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Band 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Bricklaying 2. ANNIE LOUISE JARMOND Ann At the top of the ladder is where my future lies. NHA 3,4; French Club 4. BILLY GENE DOVE Frosty A smile is like an echo; it will always come back to you. Bus Driver ' s Club 4; Boys ' Glee Club 3; JV Basketball 1. THELMA LUCILLE CROOMS Thel Success is great, but the secret of success is work. FT A 4; French Club 4. LAMB OTIS FARROW Pumpkin Keep looking and don ' t give up, you will find your goal. Bus Driver ' s Club 2, 3,4; Boys’ Glee Club 3. SARAH SIMMONS Shorty Nothing in life is to be feared; it is only to be understood. ISAAC ROBERSON, JR. Bull Moose Prepare today for the oncoming tomorrow. Football 1, 2,3,4; Boys ' Glee Club 3; Bus Driver ' s Club 2, 3.

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Gfass Jfisioru In September of 1951, a crew of 87 boys and 67 girls set sail on a four years cruise on the Steamship West Street High. These boys and girls awkwardly came up the gangplank and entered the ship as apprentice seamen under the supervision of Captains J. C. Hobbs, Edward Bell, S. E. Coates and J.W. McLaughlin. Thirteen boys became landlovers long enough to participate with the port ' s pride and joy—the football team. They were shipmates Jesse Carter, James Midgette, Casper Carter, Nathaniel Harvey, Clyd- Moore, William Staten and George Carter. To support the team, Josephine Stancil, Edna Simmons, Plump Hill and Shirley Bryant became cheer¬ leaders. Eleanor Bell joined the Glee Club; while Gwendolyn Gavin, Delia Green, Mary Nixon, Edna Simmons, Lena Kirkman, Geraldine Randolph, Ruby Slade, Plump Hill, Jean Williams, Eleanor Bell, Vera Richard son, Josephine Stancil and Shirley Bryant became members of the N.H. A. Members of the class who made the Tri-Hi-Y were Joan Harris, Lena Kirkman, Ruby Slade, Geraldine Randolph, and Harriette Henry; and those who became members of the band were Chester Rodgers, Simuel Whitfield, Leon Nixon, William Staten, Vander Allen and William Pearsall. Helen Brown, Vander Allen, Ernest Fisher, Shirley Bryant and Plump Hill were representatives of the Student Council; while Vander Allen, Joseph Williams, Billy Dove, Ernest Fisher, and Donald Pollock joined the senior scouts. The Library Club’s enrollment was increased with the addition of Helen Brown, Joan Harris, Ellen Daniels, Esther Edwards, and Geraldine Randolph; while Plump Hill, Ruby Slade and Harriette Henry made the traveling team in basketball. Jesse Carter, Oscar Keyes, Carl Collins, Charles Dillahunt and Billy Dove participated in boys ' basketball. Final examinations ended the first year of our voyage. In September of 1952, 59 boys and 58 girls cruised into dock as sophomores. For this, our second year ' s cruise, were Captains J. C. Hobbs, S. E. Coates, and P. O. Richards. Joan Sanders, Gwendolyn Gavin, Josephine Stancil and Eleanor Bell became members of the Tri-Hi-Y; while Chester Rodgers, Vander Allen, Simuel Whitfield, Joseph Williams, William Pearsall and Leon Nixon became members of the Hi-Y. Allegray Reddick became a member of the basketball team. Joan Sanders, Allegray Reddick, Maggie Roberson, Ludie Fisher and Hattie Kornegay increased the roll of the N.H. A. The shipmates with musical talent joined the Glee Club--Plump Hill, Annie Gray, Allegray Reddick, Ruby Slade, Lena Kirkman, Mary Dawson and Vera Richardson. Joining the band were Thomas Brown, Vander Allen, Edna Vines, Gwendolyn Gavin, Shirley Bryant, and Doris Gibbs. Joan Harris was a majorette. Representatives of the Student Council were Joan Harris, Geraldine Randolph, and Joseph Williams; while Thomas Brown, Shirley Bryant, Vander Allen, and Ernest Fisher became members of the Science Seminar. The third year of our voyage, 1953, began with Captains G. C. Fields, J. C. Hobbs, and P. O. Richards at the helm. The energetic crew organized as follows: Thomas Brown, President; Melton Tripp, Vice President; Ruby Slade, Secretary; Gwendolyn Gavin, Assistant Secretary; Shirley Bryant, Treasurer; Joseph Williams, Business Manager; and Esther Edwards, Reporter.