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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1962 volume:

7 )it ) in A s en o iron in eni incj us for Aife. AAe yun Aaoe a iemptecf to cfirect rounrfecf 1 ncf u cfuafs pAps i onaffp . 7 is our A ope of Ae r acfo ce an f ins m o soc e p acfjus ecf io isfac orifp. ian c s have ng hands of our faculty ' s in ihe mahing of cue T tally mentally ancf e ncn at with our acceplance cue cuihf emerge s siiuations sal ' uction ; ee fife h een orenar - Our ScPoof -Population j. t. Barber is equally proud of its rural students who compose a large segment of the school ' s pop¬ ulation and its city students who live within walking distance of die school. The two groups from far and near have a very pleasant and cooperative working attitude toward each other. 7mJ e (jo me Jrom Jc ar . 2 •VI ll 1 • m FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Our teachers show us the way to use our hands wisely, energetically, and obediently. We use our hands wisely when we are in class, ener¬ getically when we are at leisure, and obediently when we are sub¬ mitting to instructions. Page 8 CLASSES The boys and girls with whom we have played, and worked are no longer boys and girls, but young men and women - the future citizens of America. Page 16 ORGANIZATION - ACTIVITIES By participating in various activities under the guiding hands of our advisors, we learn to function in many organizations that result in well rounded individuals. Page 22 STUDENTS Students enrolled in our school find the experience stimulating and opportuned. In addition to a thorough study of our academic course, the students learn the techniques of leading, being lead, and wanting to lead. Page 44 ATHLETICS The pep and loyalty of the crowd spark the hard-hitting, alert boys to many flashing victories. Enthusiasm, determination, loyalty, stamina- all contribute to a successful 1961-62 season. Page 68 ADVERTISEMENTS Without the helping hands of patrons and advertisers - the progress of this yearbook would not have been possible. Page 78 4 MR. W. M. BOOKER J J nncipafs JKessacje Drifting or paddling? What are you doing as you move into the future? That is a paramount question to be faced by each student regardless of classification, but more especially by those of you who are seniors. As days follow days, it is inevitable that you will move into an un¬ known future ' . The fact that it is unknown need not mean it is fore¬ boding. If you are to be able to truly voice the sentiments of the poet who claimed he was the Master of His Fate and the Captain of His Soul, you must surely not drift into the future. It is widely recognized that you should not leave your future to chance or to the whims of Lady Luck. You should be giving serious thought to where you are going and how you are going to get there. Today ' s soci¬ ety has a place for him who is moving purposefully. The fellow who is paddling has many choices. He can move upstream, across stream, or in any direction he desires. Whereas, one who is drifting has only one course, downstream, at the mercies of all the elements of the enviroment. I hope that the fact that you have remained in school to further your education can be accepted as irrefutable evidence that you have your paddles in hand and are rowing vigorously toward your chosen goal. On the basis of this, I feel that congratulations to you are in order. Permit me to be among the first to extend them to you. Mrs. R. M. Roundtree ' s busy hands keep the princi¬ pal ' s records in immaculate order. Mfr , rld Geography, Guid- i and English 15 The pep and lo many flashing all contribute t days near their terminus, we can- aat regardless of the subjects we could be no clear understanding eone to interpret - to bring within js hidden behind countless words. Without the hei JS has his favorite professor or this yearbook we re lied for help and guidance. always be, indebted to the entire g individuals who make up the as Barber High School. EFT TO RIGHT: MRS. J. JONES, Hampton Institute, B.S., M. A., History and World Geography, Guid MR. J. HAYES, West Virginia State College, B.S. A T College, M.A. Industrial Arts, Mathematics ance Counselor IRS. M. DANYUS, Howard University, B.A., Columbia University, M.A., French and English [RS. E. FIELDS, Paine College, B.A., English [RS. M. FAISON, Shaw University, B.A., English MRS. P. RICHARDS, North Carolina College, B.S. The Pennsylvania State University, M.A. Homemaking MR. S. COATES, West Virginia State College, B.S. Indiana University, M.A. Health, Physical Education MISS E. MARTIN. A. T. College, B.S. Health, Physical Education MR. W. KEYES, Shaw University, B.S. Columbia University, M.A Science, Driver Education MRS. R. MITCHELL, A. T College, B. S. Business Education MR. F. WADE, A. T College, B.S. Bricklaying r. B. Thompson MRS. R. COOKS, North Carolina College, A.B. Music Education Left, Mrs. E. Sawyer; Center, Mrs. M. Guion; Right, Mrs. L. Gibbs Mrs. M. White, Mrs. M. Nobles Mr. B. Thompson 15 Gfa asses From the status of lowly freshman to the glamour of being seniors, we are all here; we have shared our loves, laughs, fears and aspirations. It is with deep regret that we take leave of our high school companions. It is our hope that the under¬ classmen who are following in our wake will know the joys of achievement and advancement that we have known. The seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen are all part of John Thomas Barber High School and therefore we are all a part of each other. For this reason this book is not only our book but yours as well. Mr. Attmore is giving a brief description of the Mrs. Bryant’s students eagerly examine the books on Greek theater stage. display in the library during Book Fair. Mrs. Cooks and an enthusiastic four¬ some of Eighth Graders are rehears ing for their annual concert. Mr. Coates ' 3rd hr. Biology Class is in the Laboratory studying how to use the microscope. 18 Mrs. Danyus ' French II students are increasing their vocabulary with the aid of French Vocabulary Cards. $ ■ ! « . C-t M. m RMERICRN EDLJCRTIDN WEEK ENCOURRGE LERRNING Mrs. Faison ' s English II class is preparing for its panel discussion on The Use of Nuclear Weapons in Warfare. Mrs. Fenner ' s Homemaking I class is learning the funda¬ mentals of the machine. Mr. Fleming is demonstrating how to draw a triangle Mr. Hayes ' General Mathematics class is taking a test from three given line segments. on t ie fundamentals of mathematics. 19 The class in Driver Education is being taught by Mr. Keyes. The U. S. History class is being tested on unit just completed Colonial Life and Culture as Mrs. Jones looks on. A lesson in phonics is being taught by Mrs. Manns. Miss Martin is pointing out some important phases of Man In His Environment to her Sociology class. These students are practicing for speed in Typing I class under the guidance of Mrs. Mitchell. 70 Mr. Moore ' s band class strikes up the music. Table manners are being practiced by a group of boys in Mrs. Richards’ Homemaking I class. Mr. Wade ' s masonry class is practicing under his direction for a future trade in bricklaying. J tL r Jm - r l . _| T 1 Miss Williams looks on as her supervised study group Mrs. Van ralconer watches as a member oi her works at their various assignments. al g ebra class ex P lains how the saw is a fittin § tGo1 in mathematics. 21 0 raanizations ci o i es It has long been said of life at Barber that it is merely one meeting after another. While this is, no doubt, true of all schools, we can not help but feel that it is much more so at Barber than at most. These organizations are not merely a part of the school, but a part of our lives. Through our tenure here at Barb¬ er, they become a part of us which we shall carry forth and cherish through all our days. 22 23 d Stuc ent Gounctl (L. to R.): Mr. W. G. Keyes, advisor, James Jones, Yvette Moore, Sidney Sasser, Lois Bell, Jean Stancil, Alton Wallace. JIT embers SCHOOL PROGRESS IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT BUSINESS BACK ROW: Mrs. A. R. Fenner, advisor, A. Hankins, W. Adams, C. Miller, P. Patrick, O. Blount, L. Bell, J. Jones, P. Jenkins, S. Moore, R. Spruill, Y. Moore, S. Sasser, M. Brown, O. Fasion, J. Dudley, L. Rey - nolds, J. Saunders. FRONT ROW: R. Nixon, J. Martin, C. Russell, C. Alexander, G. Nelson, J. Jones, K. Best, A. Wallace, J. Stancil, E. Forbes, C. Daniels. 24 :ACK ROW: Charles Alexander, Willie Jones, Ozie Faison, Cora Harvey, Sidney Sasser, James Jones, Alton Vallace. FRONT ROW: Percy Jenkins, Eva Moore, Margaret Richards, Gloria White, Alice Murrell, Lero) Leynolds. Grown ancf Scep re promote g citizensl and higl moral , schola standa The pur¬ pose of the Crown and Sceptre Club is to (L. to R.) Shirley Brown, Sharon Tucker, Barbara Morgan, Melba Edwards, Joan Dudley, Rosa Gaskins. FRONT ROW: Connie Evans, Dorothy Koonce, Orlanda Blount, Dorothy Dunson, Linda King, Helen Jones. 7 Tem6ers 25 Editor James Jones checks copy as Assoc. Editor Orlanda Blount dictates copy to Secretary Yvette Moore. Business Mgr. Rigdon Harris gets report from circulation managers, Stephen White and Ronald White. yfancfs J j repare Our e wspaper J ie J j fanet Dept, heads get together - Gloria White and Dorothy Hodges, clubs; Percy Jenkins and Larry Whitehurst, sports; Willie Mae Jordon, Marcia Gorham and Jac¬ quelyn Fields, feature; Dorothy Koonce and Melba Edwards, news. Wynona Collins gives reporters first hand briefing. Reporters left to right are: Sandra Moore, Patricia Faison, Betty Foye, Joann Dudley, Connie Evans, Jane Godette. PRESIDENT Alton Wallace TREASURER Leroy Reynolds SECRETARY Jean Jones VICE-PRESIDENT Ozie Faison ' ' ' The French Club enlivens the study of French for the students, it provides opportunities for many enjoyable features of language study. — c- ' SfcjRtix. - ’2Sr J : i mm. BACK ROW- L. Reynolds, E. Moore, L. Vails, D. Lovick, E. Newby, M. Collins, E. Brown. O. Faison, A. Murrell, J ’jones, J. Dillahunt, J. Sanders, A. Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: C. Alexander. G. White, K. Best. C. Harvey, T. White, A. Wallace. P. Jenkins, W. Jones. FRONT ROW: J. White, B. Banks, J. Jones, S. Bragg, M. Richards, M. Long, D. Delamar, R. Jones, E. Pickett, M. Brown, E. Forbes. 27 7 v- 7 - 1J c ncourages J j ure J j ure J J are A chons PLEDGEES Wynona Collins, Nina Fulton, Katie Best, Emily Armond, Peggy Bry¬ ant, Patricia Faison, Carol Jones, Barbara Mor¬ gan, Carolyn Fonville, Jacqueline Fields, Yvonne George, Virginia Alexander, Hattie Henderson, Jean Jones - President. TRI-HI-Y MEMBERS r Joan Swindell, Helen Jones, Mary Collins, Joyce Sanders, Joan Murrell, Joann Dudley, Linda Pelham, Theresa White, Yvette Moore, Mrs. E. F. Fields - Advisor, Jane Godette, Melba Edwards, Alice Murrell, Dorothy Koonce, Julia White, Marcia Gorham, Connie Evans, Patricia Whitehead, Jean Jones - President. 28 The F. T. A. Club is mainly a ser¬ vice club led by these officers: F. T. A. Club gets a glimpse at the teaching profes¬ sion, a profession that should be entered gladly, rev¬ erently, confidently, proudly and hopefully. TOP; J. Jones, Business Manager, J. Perry, Vice President, J. Dixon, Parliamentarian. BOTTOM: C. Alexander, Chaplain, J. Jones, Treasurer, A. Wallace, President, K. Best, Assistant Secretary, P. Jenkins, Chairman of the Social Committee, M. Richards, Secretary, Mrs. J. W. Jones - Advisor (not shown). Irs ' !■ if. A rMM L r « T i mi | - ■ 7 71 J fflBga1 l 3S88L fJL k TOP; O. Faison, S. Sasser, R. Jones, M. Collins, N. Roberson, A. Murrell, J. Dixon. MIDDLE; W. Jones, J. Jones, K. Best, G. White, B. Banks, M. Brown, E. Moore, E. Kornegay. FRONT; C. Alexander, M. Richards, P. Jenkins, L. Vails, A. Wallace, E. Forbes, R. Jones, J. Jones, J. Saunders. 29 Left to Right: L, Vails, D. Lovick, J, Dixon, A. Dove, W. Jordan, P. Carlton, Mrs. M. S. Faison, Mrs. R. M. Manns, O. Blount, E. Armond, D. Richardson, E. Newby, E. Pickett, C. Midgett, R. Allen, R. Jones. In Love A La Carte, love explodes in many ways. Not only do Horace and Hannah Huff, husband and wife globe travelers have their romantic problems, but Jack and Jill, their son and daughter have their share when each parent returns from abroad with a spouse for each. 30 A .777l. TKemSers iQearn C s sen a s of tome £ loincf STANDING: Barbara Johnson, Joyce Tetterton, Ann Pickett, Virginia Staten, Geneva Fonville, Carolyn Fonville, Peggy Saunders, Eula Berry, Carolyn White. SITTING: Carol Allen, Nina Fulton, Linda Boone, Carol Jones, Barbara Morgan, Margaret Edwards, Sharon Tucker, Edith Mattocks, Virginia Alex¬ ander. l jor e 7s Accom pf s£e cf 7 ancfs in the oi rary C7u6. STANDING: Elner Brown, Nina Fulton, Betty Foye, Patricia Faison, Dorothy Hodges, Sandra Moore, Joyce Sanders, Patricia Whitehead, White. Linda Pelham, Carrie Watson, Lillie Vails. SITTING: Gloria 3 i BACK ROW: E. Glasper, C. Russell, J. Hall, J. Wright, M. Lindsey, L. Vails, Y. George, B. Delemar, E. Mattocks, B. Simmons, G. Chance, D. Lovick, L. Kinsey, V. Alexander, C. Foye. MIDDLE ROW: W, Adams, J. White, A. Dove, W. Jordan, J. Murrell, D. Boyd, P. Carlton, E. Kornegay, S. Robbins, T. White, L. Johnson, B. Koonce, J. Johnson, G. Fisher, J, Stancil, R. Carlton, S. Green, W. Hines, P. Holden, Y. Moore, L. Stanley, C. Jones, I. Wiggins, J. Dixon. FRONT ROW: J. Suggs, R. White, S. Tucker, C. White, J. Sanders, M. Edwards, H. Foye, H. Edwards, S. Green, E. Forbes, J. White, J. Murphy, F. Keyes, J. Tetterton, M. Owens, H. Hadley, J. Fields, M. Jones, E. Rhoulac, L. Pelham, R. Jones, P. Daniels. 32 BACK ROW: Augustus Suggs, Joseph Bizzell, Walter Adams, Ozie Faison, Clifton Foye, Nathaniel Rob¬ erson, James Jones. FRONT ROW: Robert Jones, Jacques White, Ronald White, James Saunders, Rigdon Harris, Alton Wallace, Charles Alexander, Percy Jenkins, James Dixon, Paul Daniels. Jius Drivers If ' I 1 L. to R.: James McConner, Roger Barnes, Bennie Hicks, Archie Johnson, John Sanders, Alton Wallace, Charles Alexander, Percy Jenkins, Edwin Brown, Rigdon Harris, James Brooks, Charles Jones, William Collins, Odell Stallings. Left to Right: James Jones, Edwin Brown, John Sanders, Alton Wal¬ lace, Charles Alexander, Ozie Faison. iZ mper STANDING: Patricia Whitehead, Mary Brown, Esther Pickett, Ozie Faison, James Dixon, James Perry, Billy Sykes, Julia White, Alton Wallace, James Jones. SITTING: Jean Jones, Nathaniel Roberson, Lillie Vails, Eleanor Newby, Charles Alexander, Eva Moore, Brenda Banks, Percy Jenkins, Rosa Jones. 34 Sociaf BACK ROW: Helen Jones, Mel¬ ba Edwards, Joann Dud¬ ley, Jane Godette, Yvette Moore, James Saunders, Horace Newton, Robert Hollaway, Little Bud Wil¬ liams, Advisor: Mr. Attmore, Richard Vails. MIDDLE ROW: Linvert Lovick, Ronald Woods, Marty Webber, Doris Blount, Lucy Williams, Melvin Hodges, Ray¬ mond Webb, Charles Jones, Olanda Blount. FIRST ROW: Virginia Alexander, Vernell Collins, Constance Evans, Hattie Henderson, Mar¬ cia Gorham, Joan Murrell, Dorothy Koonce, Earla Perry. SITTING: Nina Fulton, Carrie Watson, Linda Boone, Pervis Rodgers, Cornelius Fagan, Cleo Alston, David Green, Ora Bell, Latson Boone. SECOND ROW: Wynona Collins, Ella Jones, Dorothy Hodges, Ann Pickett, Paul Phillip, John Petty, Sandra Moore, Carolyn White, Georgia Gaylor, Ronald White. THIRD ROW: Vernon Harrell, Melba Nixon, fonas Brown, Milton Monroe, Charlie Banks, Harriet Hadley, Authur Wallace, Ruth Carton, Charles Midgette. 5 mperors 35 Left to Right; Sharon Tucker, Linda Boone, Carrie Watson, Wynona Collins, Marcia Gorham. Left to Right: Ozie Faison, Mary Collins, Co-Editors, James Perry, Business Manager. 36 Band preparing for a concert to be given at Open House, in celebration of National Education Week. 37 Queen and Her CRunners-Ulp The Sweetheart ' s Ball was a culmination of the Sweetheart’s Contest, the most successful financial drive of the year for the purpose of purchasing new uniforms and additional instruments for the band. The communities, as well as the student body were most cooperative in this effort. Left to Right: Jacqueline Murrell, Gwendolyn George, Lorraine Moore, Dorothy Jones - Queen. Contestants of the Sweetheart ' s CBa f BACK ROW: (L. to R.): V. Staten, G. Brimage, D. Richardson, M. Green, G. Fisher, J. Murphy, B. Kinsey, N. Fulton, J. Murrell, F. Staten. 38 JZ 7. 33ar8er s 0C3P31, GfuS CP ays 3 os ess to district II 3Cea 31 omemalters of 7linerica CRa£ r At the microphone, Alice O. Lemon, N. H. A. State Vice-President, Pamlico Training School, Bayboro, North Carolina, is giving away to the district song leader from Charity High School, who is about to lead the group in N. H. A. pep songs. District II New Homemakers of America, whose theme is Youth, Measure Your Values” have assembled in the auditorium to begin their rally. 39 J j arent- JeacAers Association Left to Right: Mrs. Beulah Monroe, Treasurer; Mrs. Ruth Miller, Vice-President; Mr. William Blount, President; Mrs. Vandetta Tetterton, Secretary; Miss Amanda White, Assistant Secretary; Miss Alberta Jones; Membership Chairman, Mrs. A. B. Bryant, Parliamentarian. It is by the cooperative efforts of this group, the Parents and Teachers, that our school and student body will reach l orth Carolina’s goal of Quality Education. 40 yearbook C cfiiors James Perry, Leroy Reynolds, Mrs. Jones - Ad¬ visor, James Jones, Esther Pickett, James Saund¬ ers, Gloria White, Billy Sykes, Ozie Faison, Mary Collins, Rosa Jones, Alice Murrill. I 1 y , Ws m 1 m mm ' 5 1 m m m Orlanda Blount, James Jones, Rembert Allen, Yvette Moore, Cora Harvey, Rosa Jones, Billy Sykes, Yvonne Moore, Alice Murrill, Nathaniel Roberson, Leroy Reynolds, Charles Jones, Percy Jenkins, Charles Alexander, Edwin Brown, Lillie Johnson, John Foye, Mrs. Jones - Advisor, James Saunders, Gloria White, Julia White, Bettie Simmons, Lillie Vails, Peachie Edwards, Dorothy Lovick, Linda King, Mrs. Fields Advisor. Miss J. T. Barber and Miss Homecoming, with her attendant, ride gaily in the Homecoming Parade. MISS HOMECOMING Lucinda Saunders Billy Sykes, Co-Captain of the football team, crowns Lucinda Saunders as Miss Homecoming of 1961 as other contestants look on. The Dramatic Club worked successfully in planning their float for the Homecoming Parade. ; he Physical Education Class gets good exercise as they march in the Homecoming Parade. De6utantes ancf (L scor s of 1961 L. to R. (BACK): Malinda Jackson, Patricia Whitehead, Sadie White, Eleanor Newby, Mary Brown, Rosa Jones, Sandra Weeks, Beulah Mosely, Shirley Moseley, Dora Marie Thomas, Jean Jones. (FRONT): Dorothy Delemar, Barbara Wilder, Olivia Blount, Lillie Vails, Julis Rose White, Mary Collins, Theresa White, Esther Pickett, Gloria White. In mid-winter these charming young ladies made their bow to society in New Bern. Some of the criteria used in their selection are; scholarship, charm, poise, and character. Girls from surrounding communities strive to meet these qualifications in order to participate in this gala affair. L to R. (BACK)- Charles Jones, Rigdon Harris, Linwood Turner, Jacob Isler, Nathaniel Roberson, John Davis, Billy Sykes, Donald Wiggins, Charles Weeks, Bennie Fulton, Thomas Mattocks. (FRONT): Sid¬ ney Sasser, Percy Jenkins, Edwin Brown, Ozie Faison, Alton Wallace, Charles Alexander, Leroy King, John Dillahunt, John Sanders, and James Jones (not shown). 43 CHARLES ALEXANDER, JR. House” I will let no man drag me so low as to make me hate him. Hi-Y, Bas ketball, F.T.A., Football, De¬ bating Club, Gra-Y, French Circle. JAMES EARL BEST Speedy Life is half spent be¬ fore we know what it is. Arts and Craft, Chorus, Photography Club, Foot¬ ball, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Social Club Citizens, Intra¬ mural Sports. BRENDA MAE BANKS Mae He alone has lost the art to live who cannot win new friends. N.H.A., Y-Teens, F.T.A., French Circle, Girls ' Sports Club, Dance Club, Imperial Club. KATIE REGINA BEST Bokay With God all things are possible. Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Student Coun¬ cil. REMBERT ALLEN Jonny Lou Happiness consists in being perfectly satisfied with what we have got and what we haven ' t got. Basketball, Hi-Y, Boys ' Club, Dramatic Club, Speech and Drama, Citi¬ zens Club, Arts Club. OLIVIA WENDELL BLOUNT Libby No legacy is so rich as honesty. Chorus, Dramatic Club, Y-Teens. EDWIN RAY BROWN Teddie Bear Yesterday has past, forget it; today is here, use it; tomorrow is com¬ ing, prepare for it. Band, Bus Drivers Club, Gra-Y, Hi-Y, Photo¬ graphy Club, Sport Club, French Circle, Yearbook Staff. MARY ELAINE BROWN Tiny Difficulties strengthen the mind as work strengthens the body. Newspaper, Y-Teens, French Circle, Library Asst., Dramatic Club, F.T.A., Student Coun¬ cil. WELDON BROWN Littleman Don ' t think about the past, or look too far in the future; just live each day of your life as it comes, DOROTHY MAE DEL A MAR Dottie i Education is the Appren I dceship of life. Yearbook Club, Chorus, French Circle, Science Club. Science Club, Sports Club, Math. Club, Art and Craft. WILLIAM L. COLLINS Bilt I envy no man that knows more than myself, but pity them that know less. Gra-Y, Hi-Y, Arts, Band Club, Sports Club, Bus Drivers Club. PAUL L. DANIELS Mayor An angry man is again angry with himself when he returns to reason. Hi-Y, Chorus, Art and Crafts, Sports Club, Science Club, Social Citizen, Math. Club, Band, Taxidermy Club. MARY M. COLLINS Pag Your reputation can be damaged by the opinion of others; only you can damage your character. Basketball, Dramatics, Y-Teens, Yearbook Club. Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., Yearbook Staff, Chorus, French Circle, Planet Staff. JOHN T. DILLAHUNT, JR. Dilly Religion presents few difficu lties to the hum¬ ble; many to the proud; insuperable ones to the vain. Football, Basketball, Gra-Y, Sports Club, Photography Club, French Circle. JAMES R. DIXON Alcapone No man is completely worthless, he can always serve as a bad example. ’ PEACHIE E. EDWARDS Liz Education is a Debt due from the present to fu¬ ture generation. Football, Basketball, Gra-Y, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Social Citizen, Drama Club, Band, Chorus, Sports Club, Yearbook Staff. Yearbook Staff, Arts and Craft, Chorus, Y-Teens, Charm Club, Teenettes, Library Assistant. ELIZABETH A. FORBES Liz Where there is no law, but every man does what is right in his own eyes, there is the least of real liberty. OZIE T. FAISON, JR. Roadrunner Money is a bottomless sea, in which honor, conscience, and truth may be drowned. Basketball, F.T.A., Yearbook Staff, Crown and Scepter, Angels, Debating, Student Coun cil. Planet Staff, Chorus, Student Council, French Circle, F.T.A., Photog raphy Club. CLIFTON C. FOYE Perre The devotion of democ racy to education is a familiar fact. RICHARD FONVILLE, JR. June Great works are per¬ formed, not by strength but by perseverance. Taxidermy, Chorus, Gra-Y, Sports Club, Science Club, Band Arts and Crafts. Gra-Y, Band, Photography Club, Bus Drivers Club. ROLAND B. FREEMAN Float A wise and good man will turn examples of all sorts to his own ad¬ vantage. The good he will make his pattern, and strive to equal or excel them. The bad he will by all means avoid. JOHN JASPER FOYE Butchie To do two things at once is to do neither. ' Science Club, Chorus, Mathematics Club, Hi-Y, Gra-Y, Audio Visual Club, Photog¬ raphy Club, Band, Intramural Sports, Social Citizens. Basketball, Citizens Intramural Sports. BENNIE LEE FULTON, JR. Max Speedy Where there is a will, there is a way. MARY ESTHER GREEN Buttercup Silver and gold will vanish away, but a good education will never de- Hi-Y, Football, Gra-Y N.H.A., Band, Arts and Crafts, Yearbook Staff, Make-Up Club RIGDON LEE HARRIS Reggie The first step to knowl¬ edge is to know that we are ignorant. Art and Craft, Band, Planet Staff, Chorus, Social Citizens Club, Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, Dramatics, Sports, Bus Drivers Club. CORA SMITH HARVEY C.H. The happiest life is that which constantly exercises and educates what is best in us. Crown and Scepter, Tri- Hi-Y, N.H.A., French Club, Basketball, Cho¬ rus, Cheering Squad. GLORIA RUTH HAYES Niki Secret study and silent thought are, after all, the mightiest agents in human affairs. Crown and Scepter, Planet Staff, Chorus, Yearbook Club, Debs Club, Debating Club, Library Assistant. GEORGE HUMPHREY King Koley Never give up; you will succeed. Band, Math. Club, Speech and Drama, Hi- Y, Social Citizens. WILLIE HICKMAN Jerk The belief that youth is the happiest time of life is founded on a fal¬ lacy. The happiest per¬ son is the person who thinks the most interest¬ ing thoughts, and we grow happier as we grow older. Football, Chorus. PERCY JENKINS, JR. P. J. A man who lays down on the job and expects to get ahead is like the fool who sits on a dic¬ tionary and expects to learn to spell. Planet Staff, Chorus, Crown and Scepter, So¬ cial Citizens, Band, Football, Hi-Y, F.T.A., French Circle, Gra-Y. ARCHIE JOHNSON Top Talking and eloquence are not the same. To speak and to speak well are two things. A fool may talk, but a wise man speaks. Hi-Y, French Circle, Bus Drivers Club, Math. Club, Sports Club, Science Club, Audio Visual Club. LILLIE M. JOHNSON Honeycutt For what I am and hope to be, I owe to God and my Country. N.H.A., Chorus, Arts and Crafts, Yearbook Staff, Make-Up Club. 49 JAMES FRANKLIN JONES Jimmie The only place where success comes before work is in the diction¬ ary. Gra-Y, Hi-Y. News¬ paper. Student Council, F.T.A., French Club, Crown and Scepter, Football, Band, Angels, Yearbook Staff, The Debating Team. JEAN OTHRA JONES Jeannie As a man thinketh, so is he. Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Bus Drivers Club, Dra¬ matic Club, F.T.A., Student Council, French Club. WILLIE JONES Spider You read of but one wise man and all that he knew was - that he knew nothing. Basketball, Band, Dra¬ matic Club, French Club, Crown and Scepter, Year¬ book Staff, F.T.A., Science Club, Photog¬ raphy Club. ROBERT LEE JONES Flash The clothes do not make the man. Chorus, Football, Science Club, Arts and Craft, Dramatic Club, Intramural Sports. ROSA ELIZABETH JONES Liz Advice is given to many, but only the wise profit from it. Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Dra¬ matic Club, Yearbook Club, Yearbook Staff, French Club, Basketball, F.T.A. EDWARD EARL KORNEGAY Sam” He is wise who knows the sources of knowledge; who knows who has written and where it is to be found. Dramatic Club, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Yearbook Staff. MARVA LOUISE LONG Lou He is great enough, that is his own master. Y-Teens, Dance Group, French Club, Girls ' Sport Club, Imperials. DOROTHY LOUISE LOVICK Spooky There may be luck in getting a good job, but there is no luck in keep¬ ing it. Y-Teen, Arts and Craft, Glee Club, N.H. A., French Club, Dramatic Club. JAMES THOMAS McCONNER Tommie Great is truth and it shall prevail. 4-H Club, Chorus, Bus Drivers Club. YVONNE MOORE Momerdo The end of all learning is to know God, and out of that, acknowledge the love and imitate Him. Yearbook Staff, Make- Up Club, Newspaper Staff, Chorus. EVA ANNETTE MOORE Shak Education makes a per¬ son easy to lead, but difficult to drive, easy to govern, but impos¬ sible to enslave. N.H.A., Y-Teens, Newspaper Staff, Tri- Hi-Y, Crown and Scep¬ ter, F.T.A., French Circle. ALICE FAYE MURRELL Bettie Lou He who knows and knows that he knows is wise; follow him. Basketball, Tri-Hi-Y, Planet Staff, Crown and Scepter, French Circle, Yearbook Staff, F.T.A. ELEANOR MARIE NEWBY Mooka I know not what the future brings; therefore neither grief nor sorrow shall conquer my life so the road I have begun; I shall finish it to the end. N.H.A., Y-Teens, Yearbook Staff, Dra¬ matics Club, Cheering Squad, Library Asst. JAMES CLARK PERRY Ralph It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubts of it. ” Football, Arts and Craft, Basketball, Student Council, Crown and Scepter, F.T.A., Year¬ book Staff, Math. Club, Chorus. ESTHER MARIE PICKETT Al It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you really are. Yearbook Staff, News¬ paper Staff, Y-Teens, Cheering Squad, Dra¬ matic Club, French Circle, Library Asst. SHERMAN PRITCHARD Maurice Man ' s flight through life is sustained by the power of his knowledge. Basketball, Hi-Y, Science Club, Arts and Craft, Photography Club, Math. Club, Intramural Sports. LEROY REYNOLDS Beet He who will not give some portion of his ease, his blood, his wealth for others ' good, is a poor frozen churl. Chorus, Crown and Scep¬ ter, Gra-Y, Debating Team, Student Council, Yearbook. NATHANIEL ROBERSOh Tony There are two things to aim at in life: first, to get what you want; and after that, to enjo; it. Only the wisest of mankind achieves the second.” Basketball, Dramatics, Football, F.T.A. DORIS MARIE RICHARDSON Dot Be yourself, simple, honest, unpretending and you will enjoy the respect and love of friends. Glee Club, Dramatics, Science Club. JANE ARCHENE RYDER Apache Thought means life, since those who do not live in any high or real sense. Thinking makes the man. Yearbook Club, Glee Club, Crown and Scep¬ ter, Newspaper Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Debs Club, Library As¬ sistant. MARGARET A. RICHARDS Shortie” All that I am and all that I ever hope to be I owe to God and my parents. Crown and Scepter, F.T.A., French Club, Dramatic Club. JOHN HENRY SANDERS Johnnie A rich dress adds but little to the beauty of a person; it may possibly create a difference, but that is rather an enemy to love. Gra-Y, Hi-Y, Bus Drivers Club, Band, French Club, Angels, Science Club, Sportsman Club, Arts and Craft. SIDNEY WALLACE SASSER Sid I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience. I know of no way of judg¬ ing the future but by the past. Gra-Y, Hi-Y, Boys ' Sports, Newspaper, Stu¬ dent Council, Arts and Craft, Dramatics, Year¬ book Staff. JAMES L. SAUNDERS, JR. Coolee Accurate knowledge is the basis of correct opin¬ ions; the want of it makes the opinions of most people of little value. Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Citizens Club, Chorus, Dramatics, Planet Staff, F.T.A. BILLY EVANS SYKES Bill Education makes a per¬ son easy to govern but impossible to enslave. Football, Hi-Y, Planet, Sports Club, Arts and Crafts, Audio-Visual, Photography Club. LILLIE AVON VAILS Pinkey The only way to avoid ignorance is to be si¬ lent. ” Library Asst., Dramatic Club, French Club, F.T.A., Debating Club, Y-Teens, Chorus, Year¬ book Staff, Cheering Squad, N.H.A. BET TIE RUTH SIMMONS Good Thing All that I am, and all that I hope to be, I owe to my mother. ODELL STALLINGS Dell What we anticipate sel¬ dom occurs; what we least expect generally happens. N.H.A., Glee Club, Dramatic Club, News¬ paper, Y-Teens, Arts and Crafts, Yearbook Staff. CAROL TOWE C. T.” Education is the cheap defense of nations. Glee Club, Y-Teens, Yearbook Staff, Girls’ Chorus. ALTON SMITH WALLACE Duck Even if you are on the right track, you will be run over if you just sit there. Chorus, Gra-Y, Debat¬ ing Club, Intramural Sports, F.T.A., Student Council, Bus Driver Club, French Club, Crown and Scepter, An¬ gels Social Club. Band, Science Club, Chorus, Hi-Y, Gra-Y, Bus Drivers Club, Arts and Crafts, Planet Staff, Yearbook Staff, Sports Club. GLORIA MAE WHITE Glo-Glo Ambition is the am¬ munition used to shoot at success. Glee Club, Newspaper Staff, French Club, F.T. A., Library Asst., Yearbook Staff, Crown and Scepter, Library Club, Y-Teens, Debat¬ ing Team, Yearbook Club, Debs Club. JULIA ROSA WHITE Rosa I am only one, but I am one; I cannot do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I ought to do; and by the grace of God, I will do.” Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Planet Staff, Yearbook Staff, French Club, Chorus. IOMIA ROSA WIGGINS H J � I believe that in the end truth will conquer. N. H. A. , Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, Make¬ up Club. SUE WANDA WILKINS Suzie Wong The short period of life is long enough for living well and,honorably. Bus Monitor, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Teenage Club, N. H. A. THERESA MARIA WHITE Pinkie Do unto others as you would have them do un¬ to you. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook, Newspaper Staff, Girls ' Sports, Glee Club, Y- Teens, Band, French Club. PATRICIA ANN WHITEHEAD Pat Let they speech be better than silence, or be silent. Yearbook Club, Y-Teens, Student Council, Tri- Hi-Y, N.H. A., Impe¬ rials. MARTHA LUCILLE WRIGHT Shortie Knowledge in truth is the great sun in the firmament. N.H. A., Science Club, Arts and Crafts, Chorus. Jest ROSA JONES CHARLES ALEXANDER JKosi (J riainal JEAN JONES ROBERT JONES JR OS l talented JEAN JONES JAMES DIXON Dancers GLORIA WHITE ALTON WALLACE JKost Jnteffectual 56 JRost JAMES PERRY MARY COLLINS MARY BROWN WILLIE JONES JAMES DIXON LILLIE VAILS DepencfaSfe Dramatic DRost TJ ersa ELIZABETH FORBES ALTON WALLACE JRost JSiRe p to c5 uccee 57 73est 7 J ersona ittj Most 7 J opu ar E. PICKETT S. SASSER M. COLLINS N. ROBERSON R. HARRIS C. TOWE J. WHITE E. BROWN J)est Oresser Most Attractive Gfa ass Jfirts 1 M. LONG J. JONES L. REYNOLDS M. RICHARDS K. BEST J. BEST L. JOHNSON P. JENKINS Titos I 7!thfe tic Jit os t TJtuacious 59 FRONT (L. to R.) ; Rosa Gaskins, president; Joyce Sanders, corresponding secretary; Yvonne George, reporter; Linda King, assistant secretary.. BACK (L. to R.): Zeb Barfield, parliamentarian; David Edmondson, business manager; Olando Blount, vice-president; Barbara Morgan, secretary. junior Cj ass Officers 60 Virginia Alexander Emily Armond Charles Banks Zeb Barfield Doris Blount Orlanda Blount Anne Bryant Peggy Bryant George Brimmage Gloria Brimmage Norman Bowden Shirley Brown Carolyn Corbett Eli Chadwick Clementine Cherry Vernell Collins Charles Daniels Betty Davis Joann Dudley Dorothy Dunson Margaret Edwards Melba Edwards David Edmonson Constance Evans Carolyn Fonville Willie Freeman Mildred Gaskins Rosa Gaskins Norvis Gore Marcia Gorham Francina Grier Bennie Hicks Carol Jones Helen Jones Linda King Margaret Lindsey Barbara Morgan Linda Pelham Joyce Sanders Sharon Tucker Carolyn White Delois Wilson ■3jjs3j r MR MS 3 ‘ ' ' WM W mBBb IW® 35 n 3 ' __ I ,, ,. V; JBW ■■ - KJr ij wHn JS 4 K jBSyyy 1 M Jk • • JS ml ,wm BACK ROW; (Left to Right) Ronald Woods, Georgia Gaylor, Dorothy Hodges, Larry Nelson FRONT ROW: (Left to Right) Wynona Collins, Peggy Patrick, Nancy Rodgers. 63 David Blackledge Corine Brown Daisy Bynum Ruth Carlton Barbara Carter Wynona Collins Patricia Faison Jacqueline Fields Bettie Foye Nina Fulton Gladys Hickman Dorothy Hodges Willie Mae Jordan Marshall Kornegay Edith Mattocks Sarah Miller Milton Monroe Sandra Moore Melbla Nixon Carol Parham Michael Pearsall Harold Pollock Verlie Shields Joyce Tetterton Carrie Watson Ronald White Ernestine Whitehead FIRST ROW: (Left to Right) Eunice Brimmage, Willie Drake and Geneva Fisher. SECOND ROW; (Left to Right) William Toon, Ethel Roulac, Charles Miller, and Lula Green 65 Walter Armond Arlestus Battle Willie Blount Mamie Bright Eunice Brimage Esther Brimmer Adolph Brown Jonas Brown Mattie Bunting Phoenix Carlton Brenda Delamar Winnie Dunson Mary Fisher Geneva Fonville Sarah Fonville Leander Forbes Barbara George Edna Glasper Geraldine Grant Shirley Green Jessie Hall Lovie Hickman Roy Hicks Terrence Hicks 1 i i ! Glendale Hill Willie Hines George Jennings Thelma Johnson Frances Keyes Edna Lewis James McKeithen Nathaniel Pender Sandra Robbins Edward Smith Amos Stanley Flossie Staten Ronald Turman Elnora Ward Louada Whitfield Herbert White Jacques White Earl Williams ueiics Sportsmanship has long been one of Barber ' s most valued assets. While the school boast a very impressive list of victories, it can always be proud of the fact that we have been good losers also, and have never given up a battle until the final gun. 68 1961 oolSa ] r 0earn BACK ROW: C. Midgett (Trainer), R. White, S. Lee, S. Thompson, L. Nelson, H. Pollock, B. Sykes, C. Kelly, J. Berry, J, Bowden, B. Hargett, M. Monroe (Trainer). MIDDLE ROW: G. Hill, W. Edwards, J. New¬ born, C. Moore, R. Hicks, D. Foye, W. Blount, J. Petty. FRONT ROW: J. Dixon, P. Jenkins, R. Jones, A. Swindell, C. Alexander, J. Jones, J. Best, J. Saunders, B. Fulton, J. Perry. Coach S. E. Coates developed a superb football team through practice and strenuous exercise. J ' ulure S ars Senior JBeltermen JAMES SAUNDERS Offensive Quarterback BILLY SYKES Offensive T ackle Defensive Linebacker CHARLES ALEXANDER Offensive Center Defensive Linebacker JAMES PERRY Offensive and Defensive End JAMES JONES Offensive Guard jr § ■ ♦ ‘ A ' JAMES BEST Offensive and Defensive Halfback PERCY JENKINS Offensive Halfback BENNIE FULTON Offensive Fullback ROBERT JONES Offensive and Defensive Halfback JAMES DIXON Offensive and Defensive End 0£e GBarBer Gagers 1961-62 G iri f the Spectators 1s)it£ SuperS Sportsman££e Gonauct 3HS - HBn (L. to R.): R. Holloway, 0. Blount, V. Harrell, O. Faison, R. Allen, S, Pritchard, J. Perry, N. Roberson, J. Saunders, C. Alexander, L. Lovick, W. Jones, S. E. Coates, Coach. SCHEDULE Home Games Away Games Dec. 1 Washington Dec. 5 Washington Dec. 15 Jacksonville Dec. 8 Williamston Jan. 2 Wilmington Jan. 3 Fort Barnwell Jan. 5 Greenville Jan. 9 Bayboro Jan. 16 Wilson Jan. 12 Kinston Jan. 19 Williamston Jan. 23 Jacksonville Jan. 30 Trenton Feb. 2 Greenville Feb. 9 Bayboro Feb. 13 Wilson Feb. 16 Kinston Feb. 23 Wilmington Feb. 20 Fort Barnwell Feb. 27 Trenton 72 o r JAMES PERRY Forward - Center REMBERT ALLEN Forward - Guard CHARLES ALEXANDER Guard JAMES SAUNDERS Guard NATHANIEL ROBERSON Forward SHERMAN PRITCHARD Center 73 L. to R. : W. Whitfield, R. White, T. Stevens, S. Thompson, F. Martin, E. Lovick, R. Spruill, G. Hill, W. Hicks, W. Jones, M. Bryant, G. Jennings, V. Kornegay. S ' itSivSV ! - ' 11 ■■amm James Perry drives for a basket in a closely fought game with Williamston. 74 i MH Spruill re¬ bounds against Williamston. A rebound by Nelson clinches victory in final seconds. ' Jlcttov Allen shoots set in vital game. 1961 62 Str s’ LBasAe Sa T Ueam ( Jets OfJ to a Joocf S ar Equal team work, and good sportsmanship help booster school morale. mm Mmm Left to Right; Iris Yates, Brenda Delamar, Linda Boone, Wynona Collins, Winnie Dunson, Joann Dudley, Carrie Watson, 1 vette Moore, Ann Walston, Jessie Hall, Carolyn Russell, Constance Evans, Lucy Jones, Hattie Hen¬ derson. |WMBp Evans steals the ball in Bayboro game. Boone about to shake loose for a shot. Teamwork, a necessity, is displayed by the diligent girls. Action Our 1962 Warrior would not have been possible had it not been for the businessmen and friends who have placed ads herein. Why not show them our appreciation by pa¬ tronizing them first? • . . • •• . JACK ’N JILL’S DAIRYLAND Freezer Fresh 11 Shakes, Sundaes, Splits Kinston Highway Compliments of COPLON-SMITH COMPANY Middle Street FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO. Compliments of Established 1898 3 17 Middle St. New Bern, N. C. SMART SHOP New Bern, N. C. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 425 Broad St. ME 7-6908 New Bern, N. C. Compliments of FULLER MUSIC CO. New Bern, N. C. You ' re money Ahead! REGGIE’S OUTBOARD MOTORS 519 Try on Palace Drive New Bern, N. C. JOE ANDERSON’S DRUG STORE ME 7-4201 901 Broad St. New Bern, N. C. BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST CO. We Welcome an Opportunity to Serve You Dial ME 7-4111 325-327 Pollock St. New Bern, N. C. STEVENSON BRICK AND BLOCK CO. For Better Homes Highway 70 West ME 7-5929 CENTRAL NEWS MONTGOMERY WARD Books and Magazines Satisfaction Guaranteed ME 7-9794 208 Middle St. New Bern, N. C. or Your Money Back 229 Middle St. ME 7-7 176 ' ictnc APPLIANCES OF NEW BERN INC. Authorized GE Dealer 1402 Neuse Blvd. ME 7-6223 GENERAL WHOLESALE BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Prices to Everyone ME 7-5138 New Bern, N. C. New Bern N C. BRANCH’S OFFICE SUPPLIES Makers of Carolina ' s Finest Meat Products 303 Pollock St. New Bern, N. C. “Coke ' ' is a registered trade-mark. NEW BERN COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. Compliments of EASTERN RULANE SALES CORP. Neuse Blvd. New Bern, N. C. REECE ' S GROCERY Where the Nations Shop Known for Good Food J. C. PENNEY’S 1408 Broad St. ME 7-4481 326 Middle St. New Bern, N. C. For the Best in Service It ' s VAIL ' S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP 914 Queen St. ME 7-4413 IDEAL SHOE SHOP 903 Broad St. New Bern, N. C. ME 7-5011 Ford Sales and Service Genuine Parts Where Service Comes First COLEMAN MOTORS New Bern, N. C. It ' s Different, I Like It New Bern, N. C. MAOLA MILK AND ICE CREAM COMPANY PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. ME 7-2193 1303 Broad St. New Bern, N. C. TURNER-TOLSON FURNITURE COMPANY 1102 Broad St. ME 7-5141 New Bern, N. C. HAWK ' S RADIO AND TV COMPANY 638-1131 301 Avenue C New Bern, N. C ' All Work Guaranteed 1 327 Middle St. New Bern, N. C THE SUN JOURNAL NEWSPAPER ME 7-4176 307 Pollock New Bern, N. C. OETTINGER BROS., INC. Good Furniture at Reasonable Prices ME 7-3172 319 Pollock St. New Bern, N. C Pol$jgrro+ SHCJES For Boys and Girls 1 LARRY’S SHOE STORE 254 Middle St. New Bern, N. C TRENT OLDSMOBILE AND CADILLAC, INC. There ' s a Rocket to Fit Your Pocket ME 7-4169 414 Tryon Palace Dr. New Bern, N. C. SEASHORE TRANSPORTATION IPOCK ' S RED AND WHITE SUPERMARKET Fancy Groceries, Western Meats 904 George St. New Bern, N. C. S. H. KRESS AND CO. For the Best in School Supplies Middle St. New Bern, N. C. JOE LIPMAN AND SON Television - Appliances F urniture 223 Middle St. New Bern, N. C. Low Fares Charters to All Points Philadelphia New York Washington Asheville Compliments of SCOTT GAS CO. Compliments of BOYD BROTHERS SCOTT GAS CO. , INC. ME 7-3179 P. O. Box 149 221 Middle New Bern, N. C. FIRST FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSN. OF NEW BERN 417 Broad St. ME 7-3721 Compliments of ROUSE SHOE STORE NEW BERN SAVING LOAN ASSN. Congratulations, Seniors 310 Craven St ME 7-6155 HARDISON PRINTING CO. Your Headquarters for School Supplies 220 Craven St. New Bern, ’N. C, Compliments of S. B. PARKER CO. CRAVEN FOUNDRY MACHINE CO. Mill Supplies, Automotive Parts Motor Rebuilding Phone ME 7-3154 - 7-3155 202-210 Craven St. SWAN-RAWLS MOTOR CO. Pontiac Sales and Service 418 Pollock St. New Bern, N. C. RIVERS ' FUNERAL HOME 1102 Broad St. New Bern, N. C. ME 7-5141 OLEENE ' S DRESS SHOP Finest in Women ' s Apparel City Road New Bern, N. C. ME 7-9389 THE FASHION CENTER For the Finest in Ladies ' Apparels 219 Middle St. New Bern, N. C AUBREY JOHNSON CHEVROLET, INC. F riendly-Service-Minded People 1401 Neuse Boulevard ME 7-5133 New Bern, N. C. CREDLE BUS LINES All Expense Charters to All Points James City, N. C. ME 8-5206 DIXIE CHEMICAL CORPORATION If It ' s Fertilizer You Need - We Have a High Quality Brand for Every Crop. City Road 638-1193 THE BANK OF NEW BERN 3 13 Pollock St. Savings ME 7-7181 New Bern, N. C. HAYES FOOD CENTER First in Quality 1222 Broad St. New Bern, N. C. FIVE POINTS SANDWICH SHOP Known for Sandwiches of All Kinds 1002 Broad St. New Bern, N. C. ME 7-7700 Wholesale Building Supplies ASKEW ' S, INC. ME 7-4152 New Bern, N. C. ASKEW ' S CREDIT CLOTHIERS 23 6 Middle New Bern, N. C. ROY ' S SELF-SERVICE Fairest in Prices 502 Bern St. New Bern, N. C, ERNEST JONES JOHNSON CLEANERS, INC. ME 7-4121 928 Queen St. New Bern, N. C. For the Finest in Fashions It ' s THE PARISIAN 638-5260 230 Middle St. New Bern, N. C. HILL ' S CLOTHIERS Home of Better Clothiers ME 7-4588 313 Middle St. New Bern, N. C. WHOLESALE FISH DEALER ME 7-3595 Fresh Fish Daily From the Coast 508 George St. New Bern, N. C. BELK ' S DEPT. STORE Home of Better Values 233 Middle St. New Bern, N. C SONNY ' S AMOCO SERVICE Wash - Grease - Gas 638-1477 831 West St. New Bern, N. C. DUNSON ' S FROG POND SERVICE STATION 637-7695 730 Queen St. New Bern, N. C Best for Snacks ANN ' S PLACE 714 Bern St. New Bern, N. C THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Paints, Varnishes, Enamels ME 7-5110 227 Middle St. New Bern, N. C RHETTA’S INN For Your Eating Pleasure 1042 Queen St. New Bern, N. C, BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF 1962 RIVERA PICTURES SMITH ' S ENTERPRISES Operator of PLEASANT HILL MOTEL AND SMITH DRUG STORE Genuine Hospitality - First Class Accomodations, Attractive . . . Courteous Service PLEASANT HILL MOTEL Highways 70 and 55 - New Bern, N. C. SMITH’S DRUG STORE 1030 Broad St. - New Bern, N. C. Dial ME 7-4311 Complete Line - Quality Drugs Prompt and Courteous Service As Mrs. J. W. Jones, advisor, inspects the completed dummy of the 1962 Yearbook, the Warrior, the co-edi¬ tors, Mary Collins and Ozie Faison, smile happily. The advisors and co-editors of the 1962 Warrior wish to express their sincere thanks to everyone who has contributed to the compilation of this annual. We especially wish to thank the faculty, student body, organizations, and advertisers for their special efforts. Without the cooperation of the faculty and the encouragement of individual home¬ rooms to participate in photography for this annual, this publication could not have been possible. We wish to say many thanks to the business firms for the financial support through advertisements and to the patrons who aided in our effort. I hope that your loyalty to us will be rewarded by an increased volume of business for the firms we advertised, and a great amount of good will for every patron listed. We wish for you the comforting peace of mind that comes from knowing that you have been a part of a worthy cause. Again we wish to express our hearty thanks to everyone who has helped to make the 1962 Warrior a success. 88 “Patrons Mrs. Sarah Adams Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen Mr. A. Attmore Mr. Clinton Banks Miss Eleanor I. Banks Mrs. Izora F. Banks Mrs. J. H. Barbee Mrs. Annie Bell Mrs. C. Bell Mr. Ozell Bell Mrs. TheoJ. Bellamy Mr. Edward L. Bellamy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bellamy, Jr. Mr. Woodrow Bennett Mr. William Benton Mrs. Catherine Berry Mr. Jessie Best Mr. Jessie Best Mrs. Pearlie Best Mrs. Grace Blackwell Mrs. M. E. Blango Mr. Alvin Blount Mrs. Mary Blount Mr. W. M. Booker Mrs. Bernice G. Boyd Mr. George Boyd Mr. Samuel Boyd Mrs. Van Boyd Mrs. Annie Braggs Mrs. Elizabeth Brimmage Mrs. Alfreda Brown Mrs. Lillie Brown Mr. Linwood Brown Mr. and Mrs. Lumus Brown Miss Renee Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Mr. Thomas A. Brown, Jr. Mr. Thomas Brown Mr. Woodrow Brown Mrs. Lucille Bryan Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan Mrs. A. B. Bryant Mr. Charles Bryant Mr. Earl Bryant Mrs. R. M. Bryant Mr. William Buck Mrs. Daisy Bynum Mr. and Mrs. Tony Calhone Mr. Herman Chapman Miss Helen Chapman Mrs. Rachel Chapman Mrs. Georgia Clarke Mr. ' S. E. Coates Mr. Charlie Coleman Mrs. Alberta Collins Mr. Ernest Collins Mr. William Collins MissT. M. Collins Miss Mary Collins Mrs. Virginia Collier Mrs. R. J. Cooks Mrs. Lee Conway Mrs. Carathene Crump Mrs. Ethel Crump Pfc. Raymond Crump Mrs. Classic Curely Mr. Harvey Dalton Miss Juanita Dancey Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Danyus Mrs. Mary E. Delamar Mrs. Sylvester Delamar Mr. Fred Dillahunt Mrs. Annie M. Delamar Mr. John Dillahunt Mr. Leamone Dillahunt Mr. Charles Dixon Mrs. Florida Dixon Mr. Harvey Dixon Mrs. Shirley B, Dorsey Mrs. Annie Dudley Mrs. E. M. Dudley Mrs. Annie Mae Edwards Mr. H. F. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Edwards Mr. Ozie Faison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Faison, Sr. Miss Patricia Faison Mrs. Edith Van Falconer Mrs. E. B. Fenner Mrs. Marjorie Fenner Miss Evelyn Fields Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Fields Mr. James E. Fields Mrs. Carrie Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Fisher Mrs. Josephine Fisher Mr. L. C. Flemmings Mr. L. C. Flemmings Mr. Steven Flowler Flynn’s T. V. Repair Shop Mr. and Mrs. DeAtley Fonville Mr. Richard Fonville Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fonville, Sr. Miss Elnora Forbes Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Forbes Miss Thelma Forbes Mr. Leander Forbes Mrs. Nellie Forbes Mrs. G. E. Fortune Miss Gloria Foskey Mrs. Mary Foskey Mrs. Patsy Foskey Mrs. Cleo Foye Mrs. Earl Foye Mrs. Louis Foye Mrs. Mary Foye Mr. Harold Gaskins Mrs. Vida Gibson Mr. Conester Gore Sgt. L. P. Groce Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Grant Mr. Walter Grant Mr. Charles Green Miss Mary Greene Mr. Harvey Guion Mrs. Mary Guion Mrs. J. Hams Mr. G. Harris Mrs. Julia Harris Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Harris Mrs. L. J. Harris Mrs. Lossie Harris Mr. R. L. Harris Miss Carrie Harvey Mrs. Jessie Harvey Mr. Nathaniel Harvey, Jr. Mrs. Sue Harvey Miss P. B. Hawkins Hayes Food Center Mr. J. G. Hayes Mr. W. J. Henderson Mr. W. E. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Ardro Henry Miss Rose Herring Rev. O. A. Hester Rev. O. A. Hester Rev. O. A. Hester Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hickman Mr. Floyd Hill Rev. G. J. Hill Rev. and Mrs. G. J. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Gunard Hill Mr. S. Hill Mr. Samuel Hines Mr. M. F. Holmes Mrs. Alberta Howard Mr. Theodore Roosevelt Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hooks, Jr. Mrs. Pearlye Humphrey Mrs. Tamer Idlette Mr. and Mrs. George James Mrs. Dorothea Jenkins Mr. Percy M. Jenkins, Sr. Mr. Joseph T. Johnson Mrs. Addie Jones Miss Alberta Jones Mr. Eddie Jones Miss Ellen Jones Mr. James F. Jones Mrs. Julia B. Jones Mrs. Ora Lee Jones Mr. E. H. Jones Mrs. Rosa E. Jones Mrs. J. W. Jones Mrs. Ann Jordan Rev. I. M. Jordan Lee Jones ' Grocery Mr. Charles Joyner Mrs. Dorothy Joyner Mrs. Marie Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keyes Mr. W. G. Keyes Mrs. M. B. King Mrs. Carrie Kornegay Mrs. Eva Kornegay Mr. Jesse Kornegay Mr. Joe Kornegay, Jr. Mrs. Susie C. Lackey Rev. and Mrs. S. P. League Mrs. Bessie Leary Mrs. Ada Lee Mrs. Ada Lee Mr. Maud Lewis Mr. Robert Lee Lewis Mrs. Ruth Lindsey Mrs. Carrie H. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Long Mr. Isaac Long Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Long, Sr. Mrs. R. W. Manns Mrs. Hannah Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Martinek Mrs. Ernestine Matthews Mrs. Hattie K. Matthews Mr. Richard Mattocks Mrs. Alma McConner Mr. James Walter McConner Mrs. Minnie McKibbens Mrs. Ethel Miller Mrs. Martha Mitchell Mrs. R. M. Mitchell Miss Olivia Mitchell Mr. Alexander Moore Mr. Authur Moore Mrs. Dorothy Moore Mr. D. O. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore Mrs. Joyce Moore Mrs. Vick Morris Mr. and Mrs. Orlanda Moye Mr. G. J. Murrell, Jr. Mr. George T. Murrell Mrs. D. ,K. Murrell Mr. Lott Murrell Miss Eleanor Newby Mrs. Sylvia Newby Mrs. H. Nixon Mrs. Mary Nobles Sgt. Julius Parham Mr. Ralph Paul Mrs. Phyllis Pender Mrs. Hattie Perry Mrs. Julia Perry Mrs. Josephine Petteway Miss Esther Pickett Mr. Orcee Pickett, Sr. Mrs. Thelma Pickett Mr. Orcee Pickett, Jr. Pleasant Hill Beauty Salon Mr. Eugene Poole Mrs. Rebecca Price Miss Bettie Randolph Mr. Johnny Redding Mr. Alphonso Reynolds Mr. Leroy Reynolds Mrs. P. O. Richards Mrs. Eva Richards Mr. John Richards Mr. and Mrs. Zachariah Richards Mrs. Connie Roberson Mr. Isaac Roberson Miss Maggie Roberson Miss Patricia Roberson Mrs. Robena Roberson Mr. Sylvanus Robins Mr. J. R. Roe Mrs. R. M. Roundtree Mr. Edward Rouse Miss B. H. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. David L. Sanders, Sr. Sgt. Lewis Sanders Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sasser Mrs. Clarabelle Saunders Miss Ann Sawyer Mrs. Emma Sawyer Mrs. N. W. Scott Mr. G. Shepherd Mr. C. Simmons Mrs. Celia Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Lee Simmons Mrs. Sylvia Simmons Mr. Thomas Simmons Mr. Timothy Simmons Mrs. Gertrude Slade Mr. Cleon Smith Mr. I. H. Smith Mr. L. W. Smith Mrs. I. M. Sparrow Mr. Daniel Spurrill Mrs. Monia Spurrill Mrs. Dorothy Stallings Mr. James Stallings Mr. Willie Stallings Mrs. Lillian Stephen Mrs. Bertha Swindell Miss Betty D. Sykes Mr. and Mrs. Riley Sykes Mrs. Katie Taylor Mrs. Mamie Taylor Mrs. Florence Thompson Mr. A. Towe Mr. J. H. Towe Mr. P. S. Towe Mr. S. A. Towe Mr. and Mrs. William Vails Mrs. E. B. Van Falconer Mr. R. W. Vines Mr. Frank B. Wade Mrs. Lizette Wade Rev. and Mrs. Authur Wallace Mr. Authur Lewis Wallace Miss Ellen Wallace Mrs. J. L. Walker Mr. W. L. Walker Mrs. G. B. Watson Rev. R. L. Watson Rev. R. L. Watson Mrs. Christine Webb Mr. Ralph Warrington Mrs. Katie Webb Mr. R. H. Webb Mrs. A. I. White Mrs. Ada K. White Rev. C. H. C. White Mr. Daniel White Mrs. E. S. B. White Mrs. Gladys White Miss Gloria White Mrs. J. D. White Miss Julia Rose White Mr. L. A. White Mr. Otto White Mrs. Sarah White Miss Theresa White Mr. Vander Lee White Mrs. Willie E. White Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitehead Mr. William Whitney Mrs. Ada Wiggins Mr. Eart Wiggins Mr. Phillip Wiggins Miss L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Seth Williams Miss Essie Wilson Mrs. Arletha Woods Mrs. Gertrude Wright Mr, James Wright Mrs. Margarett Wright Miss Sarah Yates Senior Charles Johnny Alexander, 715 Third Avenue, New Bern, N. C. Rembert Tipton Allen, L2-292 Craven Terrace, New. Bern, N, C. Brenda Mae Banks, Post Office Box 32, James City, N. C. James Earl Best, 1106 LaGrange Street, New Bern, N. C. Katie Regina Best, Route 2, Box 346, New Bern, N. C. Olivia Wendell Blount, Route 3, Box 30, New Bern, N. C. Edwin Ray Brown, Route 2, Box 75, New Bern, N. C. Mary Elaine Brown, Route 2, Box 344, New Bern, N. C. Weldon Brown, Route 3, Box 43, New Bern, N. C. Mary Magdalene Collins, Route 3, Box 32, New Bern, N. C. William Lewis Collins, 510 Chapman Street, New Bern, N. C. Paul Lawerence Daniels, Post Office 102, James City, N. C. Dorothy Mae Delamar, Post Office 112, James City, N. C. John Thomas Dillahunt, Route 2, Box 355, New Bern, N. C. James Dixon, 211 Jones Street, New Bern, N. C. Peachie Elizabeth Edwards, 717 First Avenue, New Bern, N. C. Ozie Trevor Faison, Jr., 913 Bern Street, New Bern, N. C. Richard Fonville, Jr. , Route 2, Box 306X, New Bern, N. C. Elizabeth Ann Forbes, 718 Vail Street, James City, N. C. Clifton College Foye, 709 Vail Street, James City, N. C. John Foye, 612 Williams Street, James City, N. C. Roland Bruce Freeman, 309 Liberty Street, New Bern, N. C. Bennie Lee Fulton, 711 Third Avenue, New Bern, N. C. Mary Esther Green, Post Office 104, Bridgeton, N. C. Rigdon Lee Harris, Route 3, Box 11, New Bern, N. C. Gora Smith Harvey, 809 Pavie Avenue, New Bern, N. C. Willie Earl Hickman, Route 4, Box 350, New Bern, N. C. George Allen Humphrey, 500 Brown Street, James City, N. C. Percy McClellan Jenkins, 618 Bern Street, New Bern, N. C. Archie Johnson, Route 4, Box 349, New Bern, N. C. Lillie Mae Johnson, B-2 Craven Terrace, New Bern, N. C. James Franklin Jones, 508 George Street, New Bern, N. C. Jean Othra Jones, Route 2, Box 359, New Bern, N. C. Robert Lee Jones, 1210 Raleigh Street, New Bern, N. C. 92 Rosa Elizabeth Jones, 222 Jones Street, New Bern, N. C. Willie Jones, 418 Bern Street, New Bern, N. C. Edward Earl Kornegay, 612 White Street, New Bern, N. C. Marva Louise Long, 713 Vail Street, James City, N. C. Dorothy Lovick, H-85 Craven Terrace, New Bern, N. C. James Thomas McConner, Route 2, Box 195, New Bern, N. C. Eva Anette Moore, 410 Brown Drive, James City, N. C. Yvonne Moore, 831 Green Street, New Bern, North Carolina Alice Faye Murrell, 506 First Avenue, New Bern, N. C. Eleanor Marie Newby, 833 West Street, New Bern, N. C. James Perry, R2-328 Craven Terrace, New Bern, N. C. Esther Marie Pickett, V-176 Craven Terrace, New Bern, N, C. Sherman Leroy Pritchard, 805 Pavie Avenue, New Bern, N. C. Leroy Reynolds, 923 Main Street, New Bern, N. C. Margaret Ann Richards, P. O. Box 496, Havelock, N. C. Doris Marie Richardson, 206 Norwood Street, New Bern, N. C. Nathaniel Eddenu Roberson, 904 Chapman Street, New Bern, N. C. John Henry Sanders, Route 3, Box 292, New Bern, N. C. Sidney Wallace Sasser, 415 Bern Street, New Bern, N. C. James Lee Saunders, W-188 Craven Terrace, New Bern, N. C. Bettie Ruth Simmons, N-127 Craven Terrace, New Bern, N. C. Odell Stallings, P. O. Box 27, New Bern, N. C. Billy Evans Sykes, 614 Vail Street, Ja mes City, N. C. Carol Jean Towe, 509 Brown Drive, James City, N. C. Lillie Avon Vails, 420 Sutton Avenue, New Bern, N. C. Alton Smith Wallace, Route 5, Box 163, New Bern, N. C. Gloria Mae White, 919 Nunn Street, New Bern, N. C. Julia Rose White, 733 Bern Street, New Bern, N. C. Theresa Marie White, 824 1 2 Queen Street, New Bern, N. C. Patricia Ann Whitehead, Route 4, Box 305, New Bern, N. C. Iomia Rosa Wiggins, 1301 Jarvis Street, New Bern, N. C. Sue Wonda Wilkins, 31 Gates Road, Cherry Point, N. C. Martha Lucille Wright, Route 2, Box 10, New Bern, N. C. enior 94 95 To)if Ain this environment iny us Jor fife, fffe yui face aifempiecffo cfirect rouncfecf incfioicfuafs pfy, fion ally. ff is our fope eir acfoice an cf in 6 info society acfjusfecf to isfacforify. o A. • mncfs have Seen prepare ny hands of our faculty is in the mahtny of well ally, mentally and e no- hat with our acceptance uctton, we will e me rye eet life s situations sad