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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1964 volume:

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L ' , ' T ' f ' ' mMm zz: -.s - $ ::; •Wfe , JF ’ ’ v . . ” ' fc I .„„ , ' 10 . ■ --, ♦ : %y ' - f Advertisements Patrons Staff ts to you the ninth an¬ ted with only one pur- s of this school Football Basketball Baseball Track Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Advertisements Patrons Staff Sfrfvtte Sfrecteccdan, TOUt ‘TtCcf Administration Student Council Parent-Teachers ' Association Faculty ' PnayitUK ScAcda£e, © 712 ’ 17 Organizations Activities 7 ?4 ' fy KVl iMgtfffc Above: Mr. Fields is the first to receive his lei on entrance to the Prom. Below: The under¬ classmen entertain at intermission. Above: The officers and their guests pause for a pose. Below: The Juniors and Seniors assemble for the Grand March Advisors: Keys, Williams, Richards t6e Peut. . . Above: The Crown Scepter Installation Service is highlighted by Mrs. Wooten ' s en¬ couraging message. Below: Carlton Kelly awaits two awards, the certifi¬ cate and the trophy. Joann Dudley accepts Delta ' s Scholarship Above: Having be¬ come installed, mem¬ bers leave in high spirits. Below: Melbea Edwards accept awards for scho¬ lastic achievements. j -?S Jr- • 1 ?. •’ v f ; £ . ROSA GASKINS - Valedictorian IRecondifup t e Mr. Fields extends welcome to the Com mencement Exercise. Dr. Ridley, guest speaker challenges the class of 62 Bettie Foye receives award for Student Council President. Ronald White accepts Achievement Awards t e 7 %e e £t . , , Gunnard Hill, Laura Stanley, and Corine Brown browse through college catalogues. Joyce Tetterton and classmates check into Library for assignments. RIGHT: Peggy Thomp¬ son and Pervis Rod¬ gers chat between classes. Left: Mrs. Bryant and Library assistants, Dorothy Hodges and Alvin Swindell, repair books, one of their many duties. Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs, Dillahunt, and Mrs. Williams diligently pre¬ pare wholesome meals for the student body daily. 9 pocu4t cy att t6e ' putune Peggy Patrick portrays a secretary at work. Mrs. Wooten, counselor, aids Saundra Moore in choosing a career. Arthur Wallace is desirous of becoming an executive. Lois Bell and Sarah Miller zealously depict the role of their aspirations, physician and nurse. Ronald White aspires to become a research chemist. 10 z td t6e l zUeutt ' tyetvu The custodians, R. White, M. R. White, M. E. White, and seniors G. Gaylor and M. Scott are seen momentarily during their many chats. The captain, A. Swindell, crowns Miss J. T. Barber, Lois Bell. RIGHT: The majorettes take a breather. B. Hill, E. Rouhlac, G. Chance, J. Fields, B. Jefferson. A symbol entered into the parade by the staff. The Warriorettes enjoy a moment of triumph. ddmcnuitnatcon Student @ounecC Panenta and eac tend s4 du. ylizeutty ' Uetetfo C Se iet ny In his first year as principal of J. T. Barber High, Mr. Fields has become known for his hard work and rigid standards. He ' s a graduate of Paine College with a Bachelor of Arts in the Natural Sciences and Mathematics. He received his Master of Arts degree from Atlanta University and has done further study at N. C. College at Durham and at New York University. We, the Barber family, extend a warm welcome and best wishes for the future to Mr. G. C. Fields. MRS. 1C M. ROUNTREE Secretary and Bookkeeper 14 S asid and Su foewdwdetd MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - FRONT ROW: James Simpkins, Dr. William Bell, Raymond Pol¬ lock, Mrs. Joe Johnson, Ozie Faison; BACK ROW: H. J. MacDonald, Mrs. Ed. Hancock, Walter Jones, Harry Wright. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Harry J. MacDonald has seen many students graduate from J. T. Barber High during his years of effective service. He majored in Zoology and Education; received the Bachelor of Arts and Masters of Arts degrees from Duke University. Mr. Mac¬ Donald became Superintendent of the New Bern City Schools in 1947 and has devoted himself to the betterment of the school system. Along with the Board of Educa¬ tion, the New Bern City Schools have taken steps forward to meet the demands of the present and future. IS 7 e Student ( unect A student body of several hundreds requires organization to represent it and discuss its opinions and ideas. Such is the purpose of the Student Council of J. T. Barber High. The representatives do not rule the student body but consider its desires and needs. The Student Council has many projects, such as providing the planning of assembly programs and other projects. The Student Council is a respected part of the school and it strives to the utmost to act with fairness. OFFICERS - L to R: Ronald Woods, Lula Green, Lois Bell, Arthur Moore, Charles Miller, Doro¬ thy Grimes, Walter Adams, Wallace Grimes, Joyce Tetterton. 16 74e 7 . 7.A OFFICERS - L to R: Mrs. W. T. Lewis, Mr. W. G. Keyes, Mr. W. D. Blount, Mr. T. Brown, Mrs. R. Blount, Mrs. A. Wiggins, Mrs. O. T. Faison. P. T. A. The P. T. A. is designed to include the parents and teachers into one organization that works for the improvement of the things that concern all of us. It is primarily interested in improving our educational system and establishing better relationships between the parents and the teachers. This organization actively participates in projects that will assure a better education for our students. 17 Science 0££en4 t£e- (S alCenye tc ' P ' toyfie4 MR. WARREN G. KEYES Biology, General Science, Chemistry, Physics. Sponsor - Student Council and Bus Drivers. Mrs. White demonstrates to D. Reynolds the intricate locations of vital parts of the body. —Science offers the Challenge of Progress. We need only to look around us to see the many things that the study and k pjfeation of science have given us to realize its importance. An increased demand for workers in this Space Age is growing in every field. MRS. JESSIE D. WHITE MRS. E. M. KEYES General Science. MOUR Lil B. Jefferson and L. Edwards examine the heart close¬ ly during class changes. 18 General Science, Biology. Sponsor - Majorettes, Sc. Club, Warriorettes. Jfitzt eefuzUca Occi (?nm{dex Zt Uvesi4e MR. RICHARD WILSON Algebra I and II. Athletic Coach. Mr. Wilson explains a problem in Algebra. Because Mathematics is the most exact science, great skill and intricacy are re¬ quired to develop it. Stress is placed on basic mathematical concepts rather than primarily on manipulation skills. To aid those who plan to study mathematics giter high school, advanced college preparatory courses are offered. At Barber mathematic courses offered are General Math, Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra III. MISS NORMA HARDIN Mathematics, Algebra I. Sponsor - Cheerleaders. MISS ANN SAWYER Geometry, Trigonometry, Mathematics, Algebra I and II. Sponsor - Crown and Sceptre. Miss Sawyer points out the use of the Slide Rule. 19 Tfituaic Soothes}, t ie ' recant Our music department provides a combination of tones in suc h a way that they are pleasing, comprehensive, and expressive for both the players and listeners. Barber High is fortunate to have so many musically inclined stu¬ dents who, for the most part, use the opportunities offered here to help in preparation for further study in that field, or who later use their music knowledge for community and church participation and self-expressions. With our traveling choral groups and bands, we convey to others the warmth of Barber High School. W. Jordan, an accompanist, delights in her ability to assist Mrs. Cooks. MR. DONOVAN M. MRS. ROBERTA COOKS HARPER Chorus. Band. Sponsor - Jazzmen. 20 Soeiut Studies T ec idd ' s cttieweffteutd •‘TiMiiiiitriiiMitfi A Mr. Attmore teaches a unit in Map study. To provide for the safety of our democracy, every American should be instilled with the principles that govern our society. It is the aim of the Social Studies Department to build better, more informed citizens for to¬ morrow. Courses offered are U. S. History, World History, Sociology, and American Problems, and World Geography. Small group study generates sparkling participation. MR. ARLESTUS ATTMORE General Business, World History. Sponsor - Hi-Y, Line Coach. MRS. JANARAH JONES U. S. History, World Geography. Sponsor - F. T. A. , Debating Team. Mrs. Jones stresses the idea of International co-existence - the path to A ONE WORLD. 21 Soviet . . . MRS. CLIFFORD WOOTEN Guidance Counselor. L. Moore consults Mrs. Wooten concerning , , registration and class assignments. As seniors, we can especially appreciate the personal attention and aid given by Mrs. Wooten. Her files con¬ tain a wealth of valuable information for all students. To our Librarian and her assistants we owe a debt of thanks. Through their efforts, our library provides a place of quiet study. MRS. ARABELLA BRYANT Librarian. Sponsor - THE PLANET. S. White discusses new books with Mrs. Bryant. iKwJ! ' 1 ' 22 cutct ' PCe z4 i tt fjounney £eCuc4rfto t MRS. MARY J. HARPER Typewriting I and II, Shorthand. The Business Department offers courses especially suited for those students who plan either to work after finishing high school or to go into fields of business or teaching after college. Mrs. Harper illustrates the use of the typewriter. d £duc ztio t � Driver ' s Education is a relatively new addition to our school and we are indeed grateful for it. It ' s ul¬ timate purpose is to insure and stress safety habits on our highways by our youths. Mr. Beaman instructs students in the intricate mechanism of the automobile. MR. THOMAS BEAMAN Driver ' s Education. 23 Sducatiow One fo dove %W S zU4fot t p dtve The practical and scientific knowledge acquired through Home Economics will enrich the lives of each girl and boy who avails himself of the course, and will provide skills that will be beneficial at home and all through life. MRS. ADELAIDE FENNER Home Economics. Sponsor - N. H. A. , Student Council. MRS. POLLY O. RICHARDS Home Economics. Senior Advisor. Today ' s youth must follow the trend of today - shorter skirts. Students observe a demonstration by Home Economist, Mrs. Mc- Swain, from National Livestock Company, Chicago, Illinois. Pre-school age children are being entertained at the close of the unit in Child Care. 24 Sric6{tUfi ta cutcC ?«4favie teatcvity a td S6c£l Mr. Wade illustrates the precision of Brick¬ laying. Mr. Hayes instructs his pupils in the use of machines. The study of Bricklaying and In¬ dustrial Arts are designed to teach stu¬ dents to work skillfully in order to make them more well-rounded indi¬ viduals. Mr. Hayes confers with J. Tripp con¬ cerning his planning sheet for building material. MR. FRANK B. WADE MR. JASPER G. HAYES Bricklaying. Industrial Arts, Mathematics. Assistant Principal. 25 ' Tfatcvic ' Mrs. Faison and seniors are discussing the Medieval Period. MRS. MARTHA FAISON English, Yearbook Con¬ sultant. An accurate knowledge and understanding of the mother tongue is an essential asset in today ' s society. More than ever before it is necessary for one to be able to express himself clearly and cor¬ rectly to reach desired goals. Be¬ cause a person is measured by the way he expresses himself, the MISS MARY ANTHONY English. Sponsor - Dramatic Club. Miss Anthony explains a diagrammed sentence. 26 MR. PRINCE DAVIS English. Sponsor - De¬ bating Team Coach. English teachers at Barber High strive diligently to instill in their students the basic principle of self- Mr. Davis and class are studying correct sentence structure, expression. Students are taught grammar, literature, and self- expression through writing com¬ positions, term papers, and making oral interpretations. Miss Williams and R. Fortune review various authors ' styles of writing. MISS LEVINE WILLIAMS English. Sponsor - Year¬ book, Debating Team Coach. utd ' TV ' Utiwp ' 2Veil MRS. ESSIE FIELDS English. Sponsor - Tri- Hi-Y. Mrs. Fields inspects new English text books. A MRS. MARY B. DANYUS English, French I and II. Sponsor - French Circle, Planet Staff, Debating. French II students are recording a dialogue. ' PJuf ical Sducatiou Su usieA 4 Sound ??tiud cn a Sound Wody Mr. Coates’s expression and gesture indicate his dedication and involvement as he lives each game as it progresses. MRI. SIMON E. COATES Health and Physical Ed. Coach - Baseball, Track, Football, and Basketball. In today’s world, a belief held in common by many is that one ' s mind cannot function at its best unless his body is in good condition. Our Physical Education Department has several desired goals: to build strong and healthy bodies, to teach the basic rules of various sports, to instill in students the principles of good sportsmanship, and to teach the importance of good health. This important course is required of all students. Miss Martin and students enjoy their class of stunts and tumbling acts. MISS ETHEL B. MARTIN Health and Physical Ed¬ ucation, Civics. Sponsor - Drill Team. 29 s4ctivitie 31 las® and, Seefetne THE INITIATES The Crown and Sceptre is an honorary society of high school students chosen on the basis of scholarship, character, and personality. The club ' s program stresses academic and social advancement for its members. THE SENIOR MEMBERS SEATED; P. Patrick, S. Miller, B. Foye, R. Woods, M. Nixon, W. Jordan, L. Bell. STANDING: B. Mason, N. Fulton, B. Hodges. 32 0 pu£c sie 0 7eac en s4me%tc THE OFFICERS The Future Teachers of America is a club composed of students who are interested in the teaching profession. Its primary function is to help our school and to encourage capable candidates for teaching opportunities. The club sponsored by Mrs. Jones, ob¬ serve and assist teachers whenever needed. MEMBERS - FRON ROW; P. Rogers, B. Manager S. MOORE B. Manager W. COLLINS Chaplain D. BYNUM Parliamentarian J. FIELDS Reporter B. FOYE 7W- r5 i- Reporter G. GAYLOR Y is a triangle symbolizing sical, mental, and spirit - of the Tri-Hi-Y is [id throughout the home, andards of Christian nd church regularly Thanksgiving and President ARTHUR WALLACE ' Zfc- ' fy Vice-President RONALD BECTON Secretary RONALD WOODS Chaplain Parliamentarian WILLIE DRAKE Treasurer WALLACE GRIMES RONALD WHITE Business Manager, JAMES BROOKS The boys of the Hi-Y fulfill their purpose of creating, maintaining and extending high standards of Christian character in many ways. (?vic(e MRS. M. B. DANYUS, Sponsor GUNARD HILL, President The French Club ' s main purpose is to further the student ' s interest in the French language and culture. 36 IDtcvesid r hite, L. Blount, Mr. J. Best, W. Below: The Drama Guild was initiated for the purpose of creating interest among students. This group sponsors plays throughout the year which give members a chance to gain experience in interpretation, acting, lighting and make-up. | 5 [ if W 37 (Z icCe R. Woods, S. CHIEF EDITORS - L to R: R. Fortune, G. Gaylor, D. Hodges. Under the very efficient supervision of Mrs. A. B. Bryant and Mrs. M. B. Danyus, the Planet Staff attempts to mirror activities of the school. Its duty is not only to link the school, the home, and the community, but also to serve as an informative and entertaining instrument. DEPT. EDITORS: W. Jordan, N. Fulton, B. Mason, B. Jefferson, S. Moore, M. Gorham, J. Fields, P. Thompson, E. Mattocks, M. Nixon. 38 REPORTERS: W. Collins, B. Foye, W. Sulton, M. Davis, A. Williams, E. Keyes, M. McConner; Advisors: Mrs. Danyus, Mrs. Bryant. 72 tiue%4 L. to R. : J. Saunders, G. Hill, T. Hicks, W. Allen, S. Best, W. Collins, W. Kornegay, S. White, L. Blount, Mr. Keyes, Advisor, H. Chapman, C. Fagan, J. Brooks, E. Hickman, N. Martin, L. Nelson, G. Hill, J. Best, W. Blount, C. Simmons. Our bus drivers are very important at J, T. Barber and the surrounding schools. They transport hund¬ reds of students every day through all kinds of weather, and they assure our getting to school and home safely. Mr. Keyes points out bus routes to the drivers. Left to Right: I. Hickman, R. Saunders, W. Collins, A. Wallace, M. Kornegay, L. Blount, S. White, J. Best, H. Chapman, C. Fagan, J. Brooks, S. Best, C. Simmons, W. Blount. 39 Debating helps to develop skill in public speaking and helps also to build a knowledge of different subjects that are of great national importance. By participating in debating, a student gains practice in research technique, in logical reasoning, and in quick thinking that is necessary to refute an opponent ' s arguments and to defend his own. The library assistants help to keep the library running smoothly and see to it that it remains a place of model order. 40 Science Ca Above: The purpose of the Science Club is t j promote a greater interest in science and broaden the knowledge of science. As its project, the club with the supervision of Mrs. J. White, helps to sponsor the Science Fair, held in the spring. ' Ttecv tntenlca Below: The MEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA is to promote a growing appreciation of the joys, and the satis¬ faction of homemaking and to work for good home and family life for all. 41 THcxed (?A nu4- ROW I ROW II ROW III Left to Right: Left to Right; Left to Right: Sandra Robbins Willie Mae Jordan Willie Whitfield Velma Henderson Loretta Fonville James White Glendora Manley Ida Blount Ronald Turman Essie Curmna Linda Hargett Roy Hicks Mildred Taylor Thelma Johnson Glendell Hill Beverly Blount Geneva Fisher Adolphe Brown Joyce Tetterton Gloria Nelson Charles Midgett Mitchell Ray BeVi Mildred Moore Gloria Downing Mary Ownes Mary Jones Jacquin White Lizzie Forbes Nettie Williams Robert Brown Vivian Alston Melba Hill Jesse Fonville Willie Mae Hines Mary Smith Arthur Harris rM Edna Glasper Lillie Lane Ruth Darlene Midgett Sherry Rodgers Anita Herring r 42 Sc t s4Co ty 2{ cCtl “S vi ejr cutcC 7te Our choral groups always bring pride, honor, and delight to J. T. Barber High. They have given many outstanding performances this year under the directorship of Mrs. R. J. Cooks. 7Sae0. titWlttA li II 1 % 11 | d| i hi j [ I § 1 f 11 I 4 I h M 1 f i 1 $% . t .4 . I j $ d , + Vs m 4} £ j ,, f; i, 1 ! 1 1 1 r I ;i .| 1 I J V Gnun ' «•. ( « float t6e ' 20,fl.7‘ ‘ The J. T. Barber Band and its majorettes perform at football games and parades. 44 ' StutcC frutcC The band has presented many concerts, including its annual spring concert. 45 ( ee deaden a tcC 0 2Oawic(nette Above: The Cheerleaders continuously serve as an inspiration and motivation to our teams and the entire student body. The cheerleaders spearhead many thrills and excitements throughout the student body at our pep rallies and games. Miss N. Hardin, sponsor, is indeed deserving of our sincere appreciations. Below: The Warriorettes are a newly organized baton twirling team which is sponsored by Mrs. J. D. White. The Warriorettes perform at each game and in parades. They have created much desired added attraction at our many sport activities throughout the year. 46 7 e Left to Right: D. Grimes, B. White, B. Hill, G. Blango, P. Branch, B. Jones, C. Simson, B. Woods, J. Harris, I. Blount, B. Evans, R. Midgett, C. Simmons, G. Morris. 2.ctee t z ' fye n Brenda Woods, Queen of Coronation Ball and her Runners-up, J. Harris anc C. Simmons. Brenda is crowned Queen of Coronation Ball by foot¬ ball captain, Alvin Swindell. 47 Parents and Teachers Float The students of J. T. Barber High School worked tremend¬ ously hard to make their homecoming parade the best ever. After weeks and days of hard work, the organizations had a chance to display their creations. The marching Band, the Girls Drill Team and many other groups participated. The football team won an exciting victory over Goldsboro. Dur¬ ing half time, with a unique formation by the band, Lois Bell was crowned Miss J. T. Barber by the football captain, A. Swindell. Miss J. T. Ba Fayetteville Teachers’ College Crowning of Queen Miss Business 48 Miss Tri-Hi-Y White picks up yards Cheerleaders i “ m f attendants Alpha Kappa Sorority Debutantes Mr. and Miss Crown and Sceptre 49 ?. 7 . LOIS BELL ' ftyemeeomtmp BRENDA WOODS “2 ... 52 SARAH MILLER 2 ' Ueec ' t . . . DAISY BYNUM 53 MARCIA GORHAM 2itam6UL 54 JOYCE WRIGHT JOYCE GRANTHAM MARY SCOTT BARBARA CARTER JOYCE MOORE 55 Saat ut @cvtolut4, Se Uon TTta e SW fo Sotcety In December, these charming young ladies made their debut to society. In addition to New Bern Debs, it included seniors from Fort Barnwell, Greenville, Bayboro, and Kinston. Among the criteria used for selection are scholarship, charm, poise and character. This cultural affair is presented by the New Bern area of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority as one of its local activities for raising funds for scholarships. JACQUELINE FIELDS L. to R. : Peggy Patrick, Loretta Moore, Barbara Carter, Judy Cooper, Melbea Nixon, Ann Pickett, Virginia Staten, Mary Scott, Toni Baucom, Lorraine Moore, Nancy Rodgers and Joyce Tetterton. BACK ROW: Yvonne Beasley, Georgia Gaylor, Wynona Collins, Renee Canady, Loretta Teale, Sandra Early, Miriam Hannibal, Lois Bell, Earlene Cox, Hattie Hargett, Willie Mae Jordan, Edna Adams, Joyce Grantham, Shirley Green, and Gladys Hickman. 56 963 featured The Thes-Arts Theatre of New York in See ' rtyocv Delta Sigma Theta ' s local activities include two scholarship awards, revival of the Girl Scout Move¬ ment and sponsorship of Brownie Troop No. 12, Careerama Clinic for Ninth Grade Students at New- bold Training School, contributions to the Pediatrics Ward at Good Shepherd Hospital (special project), and The Mission Rest Home, in addition to financial contributions to various civic and charitable organi¬ zations. This year we included The O ' Berry School in Goldsboro, North Carolina. Suee t OcMencv xc6 NANCY RODGERS 90 L. to R.: Lois Bell, Gwnedolyn Strayhorne, Saundra Moore, Jacqueline Fields, Peggy Patrick, Melbea Nixon, Willie Mae Jordan, Nancy Rodgers, Joyce Grantham, Edith Mattocks, Wynona Collins, Nina Fulton, Rena Canady, Bettie Foye, and Delores Gray. 57 (?£nc4t puz @ Meent Mrs. Cooks and her accompanists, W. Adams and W. Jordan. The soloists are W. Jordan, T. Johnson, G. Fisher, W. Hines, J. White, R. Turman, J. White, C. Midgett, J. Fonville, and W. Adams. An exquisite presentation, The Messiah, was per¬ formed in concert by the choral group prior to the holiday season. The magnificent performance en¬ hanced the true spirit of Christmas for everyone who attended. The Choral group in concert with Mrs. Cooks, Director. W. Jordan, a senior soloist. 58 7 e 0 pad u w ?d IR p t, The Prologue to the Fashion Show spells F-A-S-H-I-O-N-S. Mrs. Sparrow models a beautiful fur stole. Mrs. Young models an alluring blue and gold lounge outfit. Mrs. Medlock tipping into the cocktail lounge. A pictorial flashback of Mrs. Atkins wedding ceremony. Mrs. Faison dons a stunning knit wool suit trimmed in a mink Pon Pons and white accessories. 59 Sfam£ Sfreetaeufan ‘paot aCC W arrior 16- .0 Beaufort Warrior 16- .16 Raleigh Warrior 8- . 0 Wilmington Warrior 16- .24 Jacksonville Warrior 36- . 6 Kinston Warrior 26- .14 Henderson Warrior 16- .22 Elizabeth City Warrior 28- .6 Goldsboro Warrior 8- .20 Durham The J. T. Barber High School Warriors ended the season with a record of three losses and six victories. Too many, this one sentence would express the entire season, but there are many things - some of an intangible nature - that make up a football season. To many fans, winning means simply getting the highest score, and the true purpose of sports is lost entirely by these fans. If a team plays hard and fairly, if it does the best it can and learns from mistakes, if every player has his heart in the game and feels like a part of the team whether he sits on a bench or not, then and only then will it be a winning team. Tile ' S L to R: A. Attmore, Assistance Coach, Co-Captain, L. Nelson, Captain, A. Swindell, Assistance Coach, R. Wilson. A? ' paot zM . . FRONT ROW: C. Moore, G. Hill, A. Humphrey, M. Bryant, T. White, K. Moore, N. Brown, J. Williams, E. Williams. SECOND ROW: R. White, D. Dixon, T. Moore, G. Staten, J. Martin, G. Williams, C. Bennett, C. Nelson, T. Hicks, H. Beatty, J. Petty, A. Swindell. BACK ROW: As. Coaches, R. Wilson, A. Attmore, F. Mar¬ tin, M. Ballard, J. King, R. White, L. Nelson, H. Pollock, S. Thompson, W. Edwards, H. Kelly, S. Lee, J. White, W. Blount, V. Green, R. Spruill, Coach, S. E. Coates. SENIORS - L to R: R. White, R. Woods, H. Pollock, L. Nelson, A. Swindell. 63 Captain and Co-Captain - Swindell and Nelson greeting Captain and Co-Captain Jones and Smith during half-time at the Homecoming game. Swindell gains tough yardage as two Goldsboro Panthers close in. 64 Julian Martin receives a pass. ✓ Scafre t te , L to R: W. Whitfield, R. Hicks, G. Kilpatrick, R. Woods, V. Harold, R. Spruill, F. Martin, J. Martin, S. Thomp¬ son, G. Hill, L. Nelson, O. Battle, M. Bryant. Sc eduie Dec. 3 Wilmington Away Dec. 6 Goldsboro Away Dec. 10 Bayboro Home Dec. 13 Ft. Barnwell Away Dec. 17 Wilson Away Jan. 3 Wilson Home Jan. 4 Elizabeth City Away Jan. 7 Greenville Away Jan. 10 Kinston Home Jan. 14 Ft. Barnwell Home Jan. 17 Bayboro Away Jan. 24 Trenton Away Jan. 28 Jacksonville Away Jan. 31 Goldsboro Home Feb. 7 Greenville Home Feb. 14 Kinston Away Feb. 15 Elizabeth City Home Feb. 21 Trenton Home Feb. 25 Wilmington Home Feb. 28 Jacksonville Home Mr. Coates and Co-captains L. Nelson and R. Woods stop to take a snapshot before a game. 65 IS d et ail Ronald Woods goes up for another two points for the J. Martin was in the right spot to get the rebound. Warriors. 66 Co-Captains, Ronald Woods and Larry Nelson 4c££wtti.e FRONT ROW, L to R: T. White, A. Hill, A. Simmons, S, Mann, H. Bell, C. Nelson, R. Fortune, T. Williams, BACK ROW: A. Spruill, J. King, S. Lofton, G. Staten, W. Dunson, F. Almond, Mr. R. Wilson, Coach. C. Nelson watches A. Spruill go up with the ball. G. Staten, A. Spruill and Mr Wilson, Coach. R. Spruill sinks another field goal for Barber. 67 The spring of 1963 opened its first season of baseball and track at Barber High. Both teams worked hard to give Barber the boost it needed. The teams displayed fine fighting spirit, coupled with an ability to win or lose gracefully which is the mark of real athletes. Congratulations Mr. Fields and Coach Coates. L - R: W. Whit¬ field, R. Hicks, R. Woods, C. Midgette, M. Bryant, L. Whitehurst, J. Murrell, W. Drake, G. Pittman, Train¬ er, C. Miller. STANDING: L. Whitehurst, W. Drake, R. Woods. KNEELING: G. Blount, J. Murrell. 68 SENIORS: H. Chapman, G. Pittman, L. Whitehurst, R. Woods. STANDING: Coach - R. Wilson, L. Edwards, A. Swindell. KNEELING: Williams, O. Pickett. Kilpatrick, A. Davis, V. Harrell, D. Green, E. Williams, C. Moore, W. W. Whitfield, M. Monroe, B. Toone, T. White, R. Jones, M. Bryant, J. RELAY TEAM: E. Williams, B. Toon, M. Bryant. On your mark - get set, ready, go --- L. Kilpatrick, M. Monroe, A. Swindell 69 @Co e Se uo BETTIE FOYE (President) RONALD WOODS (Vice-President) LOIS BELL (Treasurer) RONALD WHITE (B. Manager) BETTY MASON (Secretary) DOROTHY HODGES (Asst. Sec. ) MISS L. WILLIAMS, Advisor BETTIE FOYE NINA FULTON GEORGIA GAYLOR DOROTHY HODGES WILLIE MAE JORDAN BETTY MASON SARAH MILLER MELBEA NIXON PEGGY PATRICK RUTH ARMOND LEROY ANDREWS P-1R- JACQUELYN BARFIELD ROBERT BELL IRISH BALLARD TONI BAUCON 74 JAMES BROOKS JACQ UELYN BROWN LINDA BOONE DOROTHY BOYD ROBERT BROWN DAISY BYNUM THOMAS EVANS CORNELIUS FAGAN WILLIE GARFIELD S- RODGER DUNSON CURMAN EDWARDS ADDIE FARROW 76 LORRAINE MOORE SAUNDRA MOORE LARRY NELSON ROBERT PAYTON JOYCE MOORE LORETTA MOORE 7 - 7 - 78 80 64 LULA DELEMAR BOWDEN Picture Not Available JULIA MOORE MICHAEL PEARSALL 81 PEGGIE PATRICK . . . ALVIN SWINDELL JACQ . ROBERT PAYTON s4CC s4% xhcC LOIS BELL . . . RONALD WOODS BETTY FOYE . . . LARRY WHITEHURST 7?to4t Service fo t6e School SARAH MILLER . RONALD WHITE ' Tfto t 4t £etcc Sufi iCattve ' TPCoct s4tfaactiue NANCY RODGERS . . . WALLACE GRIMES TJtact dlt eCy t Succeed LOIS BELL . . . RONALD WOODS ' TTCoct efreudci ie WILLIE JORDAN . . . GUNARD HILL 85 ALL AROUND DRAMATIC R urt ten Betty Foye Ronald White Georgia Gaylor . . . Alvin Swindell DIGNIFIED INTELLECTUAL Betty Mason . . . Ronald Woods Dorothy Hodges . . . Ronald Woods ATTRACTIVE SERVICE T Jacquelyn Fields . . . Ronald White Melbea Nixon, Betty Foye 86 POPULAR DEPENDABLE Lois Bell . . . Pervis Rodgers DRESSED Betty Mason . . . Thomas Chadwick HE SCHOOL ois Bell, Pervis Rodgers Ronald White . Dorothy Hodges . Sandra Moore ATHLETIC Wynona Collins . . . Ronald Woods LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bettie Foye . . . Ronald White ROBERT SPRUILL President RONNIE NIXON Vice-President GENEVA FISHER Secretary JACQUELYN MURRELL Treasurer Willie Blount Willie Borden Patricia Branch Eunice Brimmage 88 CHARLES A. MILLER Pari. WILLIE M. HINES Chaplain WILLIE DRAKE Bus. Mgr. JIMMIE WILLIAMS Bus. Mgr. Walter Adams Adolph Brown Maddie Bunting Willie Burney Gwendolyn Chance Harold Crawford Myrtle Davis Brenda Delamar Joyce Delamar Cornell Dunson 89 Maggie Hall Suzette Harrington Rachel Harris Alice Hicks (Left) Thelma Johnson (Right) Frances Keyes Evelyn Kornegay Lillie Lane Thomas Evans Barbara Flowers Edna Glasper Lula Greene Samuel Lee Addie McConner David Mayfield Johnnie M. Murphy 90 James Newby Mary Owens Linda Powell Ann Richardson (Left) Saundra Robbins Sanders Roberts Annie Smith (Right) Charles Sparrow Jacquin White Herbert White Sarah Stanley Flossie Staten Ronald Taylor Major Wiggins Nettie Williams Ida Willis Walter Armond Terry Barnes Evelyn Bizzell 92 Paul Boone Nathaniel Brown Willie Lois Collins Gloria Dowinig Fredrick Dillahunt 76 e - . . 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' ie46 Ke t . . , BRENDA BRIMAGE NAOMI BRYANT VIVIAN FOYE PATRICIA HARRIS KATRINA JONES DORIS MOORE JANETT SPRUILL BERNARD WHITE Henry Armond Lillian Armond Barbara Alston Vivian Alston Corliss Andrews Earl Blango Gail Blango Beverly Blount Joann Blount Doris Boone Barbara Brown Grace Brown Howard Brown Utricia Brown Vera Bryant 96 7 e 4 4 Helen Carmon Allen Carter Richard Carter Joseph Chapman Charles Cloud Edna Cobb Mildred Corbett Tryone Daily Harold Fonville Harry Fonville Loretta Fonville Dorothy Foye William Foye Gerald Franklin Lillian Franks Thomas Gaddy Janice Garrison Harriette George Andrew Godette Elanor Gooding Willie Grant Charlie Green Georgia Green 97 98 Irene Hargette Isaac Harvey Rita Harvey Leroy Hawkins Claudia Johnson Sadie Johnson Lewis Jones Minnie Jones Ethan Keyes Eva Kornegay Rosetta Kornegay Alfred Lee Vendric Long Carolyn Manley Glendora Manley Kennieth Mann Fannie Martin Robert Martin James Mock Sandra McClease Lish William Linda Gwendolyn Yvonne McCray McKeithen Midgette Morris Nelson Alberta Newton Vicki Nixon Moses Pelham Lafayette Peterson Janice Powell Lillian Powell Vandella Richardson Jacquelyn Saunders Linster Simmons Charlotte Simpson Marian Smith Evelyn Spencer Barbara Staten Phyliss Styron Lillie Sutton Patricia Swindell Barbara Taylor Shirley Taylor Barbara Thompson Peggy Thompson Samuel Woods 99 Barbara White Joseph Wilson Paul Wardlow Belvin Wright The preceding program has been brought to you through the courtesies of the following business establishments and patrons. 101 AUBREY JOHNSON CHEVROLET, INC. 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IPOCK ' S RED AND WHITE SUPERMARKET Fancy Groceries , Western Meats 904 George St. New Bern, N. C. Wholesale Building Supplies CITY LAUNDRY COMPANY ASKEW ' S, INC. 638-5125 New Bern, N. C. 346-9722 Jacksonville, N. C. SONNY’S GULF STATION Wash - Grease - Gas 638-1477 813 West St. New Bern, N. DUNSON ' S FROG POND SERVICE STATION 637-7695 730 Queen St. New Bern, N. Congratulations, Seniors! ! ! TONY ' S DRUG STORE Pol ®rro+ SHOES For Boys and Girls Insured Savings FIRST FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSN. OF NEW BERN Home Loans 637-6097 417 Broad Street New Bern, N. C. WADE’S FAMILY SHOE STORE Use Your 30 Day Charge P.O. Box 815 Havelock, N. C. SEASHORE TRANSPORTATION CO. f INC. Low Fares Charters to All Points Thru No Change Service to Columbus, Ohio - New York City Washington D. C. - Asheville, N. C. Compliments of LANE’S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY ED HOWARD, Owner 318 Tryon Palace Drive 638-1278 New Bern, N. C. FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO. Established 1898 317 Middle St. New Bern, N. C. 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