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

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FACULTY

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Our Principal Says . . . His Secretary MISS DAISY M. McMANUS I 4 I In thinking of something to say to you in the way of a Principal ' s Message in your yearbook, I imagine you expect from me many flowery words of inspiration. Perhaps this is as it should be; but, I am not too sure that I am able to meet the expectations of all of you. However, I do plan to be both frank and sincere in these remarks. In doing so, I hope that some sentence or word used here will arouse some positive thinking on your part. There is always something which is distinctive and unique about every class. You too have a feature which can never be claimed by any other class of this school. You are members of the first class of the seventh decade of the twentieth century A.D. I repeat, no former or succeeding class can say this. Now what does this mean? Does the fact that you are JO be known as the Class of ' 60 have any importance? I must truthfully answer, I don’t know. The answers lie within you, both collectively and individually. Lacking a crystal ball, I shall not risk making any predictions for you. I might take the liberty, however to venture an opinion and a hope. The expression you are the best equipped students to evef be graduated from this school, is frequently made to graduating classes. Such an expression is applicable to you. Be¬ cause of this, much m expected of you. There is more knowledge available to you than to those MR. W. M. BOOKER Principal J. T. Barber High School who preceded you. This increase of enlighttnenthas increased your obligations and responsibilities proportionately. It is hoped that all of your experiences here havi resulted in the development o your insights and powers of discern¬ ment to the point where you are able to see and recognize your re¬ sponsibilities. Furthermore, we trust that your native abilities have been cultivated, during your stay here, to the point where you are able to lace the future with confidence and with the odds heavily in your favor for success. As you depart, please remember that those of us whom you leave behind are depend¬ ing upon you to be successful.

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MRS. EVA G. ADAMS Elementary Education Winston-Salem Teachers College Eighth Grade MR. ARLESTUS ATTMORE Social Studies Shaw University, A.B. World History, Citizenship, U. S. History MISS EDITH O. BELLAMY Mathematics Shaw University, B.S. Algebra, Geometry MRS. ARABELLE B. BRYANT Mathematics and Library Science North Carolina College at Durham, B.S. , M.S. Librarian MR. SIMON E. COATES Physical Education West Virginia State College, B.S. Biology, Physical Education MRS. MARY B. DANYUS Education Columbia University, M. A. French MRS. MARTHA S. FAISON English and French Shaw University, A.B. MRS. ADELAIDE R. FENNER Home Economics Winston-Salem Teachers College, B.S. New York University, M. A. Home Economics