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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

■- ■ .i 1 ■ v • w. 1 -t? 1 . ■mSbim :f«i Vs®; . :. .w ' fS rnrE !s9 Ct M miT R William Hubbard, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard, Sr., received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration on Sunday, June 6, from A T State Uni¬ versity, Greensboro. He was Co-Editors Ethan Keyes-Alfonzo Hilliard We, the advisors and graduating class of 1967, take great pleasure in presenting to you the ’67 Warrior. Through this yearbook, we hope to portray the people at J. T. Barber, what each was like, and the role that each played. The theme, “We Have Finished To Begin,” isdedi- cated to the 1967 graduating class. We have truly worked hard through these years, faithfully and anx¬ iously waiting for our chance to march down the aisles of the Barber Auditorium. After graduation, each of us shall begin new lives. There are varied fields of endeavor into which we might enter. Whether we further our education at higher institutions, or focus our attention on other phases of life, we can truly say, This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning.” IfareUnirti Inflections ®f (liihJctrh A 1 :: � ■ nm - 1 i 11 .1 III ® 1 : ■ 111 111B j Jl ' l, . 11 I ' M 5 11 I ' M Hk i IF - m m- 1 ©ur Amunplishments lEimitless Jiuture Armmh (the i$enh. WutckUiarit A nit -S ' ee (The HI inti inn, Unaii l Are (Onltum 1 (table of Betticatum. Abministratum. (Classes. ArtiUtties. -Features. sports. AiUiertisentents. (Lnntent in 12 30 OB 92 104 120 131 lU ' inr MR. AL J. JARMAN It is something wonderful to be an advisor. Advisors are very special people In daily life and school activities as well. They, as strong and healthy leaders of today, make it possible for us to develop in mind and body into spiritual human beings. The advisors of J. T. Barber’s 1967 senior class have all the qualities of leadership for which we are all proud. Each contributed his ideas and hard work as a means of getting what had to be done, done in time. Each had different perspectives of life which often eliminated anger and provided understanding. athm MRS. ELIZABETH S. MOORE MRS. ROSE M. ROUNTREE Advisors, you have prepared us for new experiences, for great challenges and problems, and you have molded us to be potential leaders of tomorrow. We are sincerely grateful for that strong push toward success and for your valuable time in an effort to do something great. For your understanding hearts, sympathy for others and great leadership, we dedicate to you. Miss D. S. Carraway, Mr. A. J. Jarmon, Mrs. E. M. Keyes, Mrs. E. S. Moore and Mrs. R. M. Rountree, our 1967 yearbook which contains many delightful memories. The Senior Class % ■%s % ‘ileasmt anb iubgment arc the qualities of a leaber. - (Eacitus •§H4UHinttmiumt anti i$narh nf (ftmcatinn Board of Education from left to right, seated and standing are: Mr. H. J. McDonald, Mr. J. Simpson, Chair¬ man, Mr. B. Taylor, Mrs. J. Johnson, Mrs. M. Dunn, Mrs. P. Kennel, Mr. Walter Jones, Mr. H. Soufas, Mr. O. Faison, Mr. W. Moore, Mr. J. W. Allen, Asst. Supt. and Mr. John Queen, not present. The service and guidance of the Board of Education gives tremendous assistance toward the improvement of the New Bern City Schools. Mr. H. J. McDonald, the Superintendent, provides excellent super¬ vision for our educational school system. MR. H. J. McDONALD - Superintendent (@ur Hital (I)fftrt ' pi ' r-smtnd MR. G. C. FIELDS, Our Principal (l he principal s Message I always write the principal ' s message with mixed emotions. I am happy to see the seniors reach one of their goals in life, yet, I feel a little sad knowing that they are leaving us. I am sure all good friends feel this way when they know that they must part. We who remain are proud of your achieve¬ ments. We salute you with humility and wish you Godspeed in the challenging years ahead. I am also expressing sincere congratula¬ tions to the Senior Class and the Yearbook Staff for the publication of this year’s War¬ rior. As each of you turn these pages, may you always find pleasant memories, and as you go through the years, may you always be proud of your Alma Mater. Mrs. Ernestine Moore, our princi¬ pal ' s secretary is a person whose in¬ spirational work through accurate up-to-date reports and accounting lifts us to greater initiativeness. 21cuu ucme 31 5. (i s-si ' ntml MISS DIANES. CARRAWAY, B. A. North Carolina College English The expression and the interpretation of one ' s ideas are taught through studies in English, French and Spanish. Students are encouraged to master and express themselves through language. MRS. E. F. FIELDS, B. A. Paine College Department Head; English nr Uniltersal Cnmyrt ' lmtshm MISS NETTIE G. CHESTON, B. A. North Carolina College English MISS FLORA J. FAISON, B. A. North Carolina College Spanish MRS. MARY B. DANYUS, M. A. Columbia University Department Head; French jfact cmti (thimru Smn MRS. A. S. MOORE, B.S. St. Augustine ' s College Department Head; Math MR. R. K. WILSON, B.S. A and T College Mathematics jU L Y - 4 . rf.. i - ' • ' ■ MRS. E. B. Van FALCONER, B.S Shaw University Mathematics in Hlath emb j§ mnre MR. A. JARMAN, M. A. Fisk University Science MISS C. J. SAUNDERS, M.A.T. Michigan State University Science MRS. E. M. KEYES, B.S. Shaw University Science MRS. E. S. MOORE, B.S. Shaw University; Department Head; Science journal ; ) ' rri ' nn ' 9 BelteUiy iijitman JSumetu The Social Sciences here a t Barber provide students with the opportunity to gain knowledge of the Social world, its problems and logical ways of solving these problems. MR. A. ATTMORE, B. A. Shaw University Social Studies MRS. JANARAHW. JONES, M.S. Hampton Institute Department Head; Social Studies iflustr puts tictrnumu anil MeU-IWuhetmess into lEearnmu, MISS BLONZA G. PAGE, B.A. North Carolina College Music MR. LOYAL H. COX, JR., B.S. Virginia State College Music The students at J. T. Barber learn to appreciate the fundamentals of a firm background in Chorus and Band. Through the training of these courses, many students have been able to suc¬ cessfully further their education in this field. |lhusttal (fimtatimt: a Hitnti An Asset anb !lnhu MISS E. B. MARTIN, B.S. A and T College Physical Education The freshmen at Barber High learn the usefulness of personal hygiene as well as phys¬ ical fitness which will help mold the young men and women of to¬ morrow. MR. SIMON E. COATES, M. A. Indiana University Physical Education (Suibante, Meabinn, anti Ht brant erhites Atb in (Sbucatinnal Jill a ns The school library provides the students at J. T. Barber the chance to explore the various wonders of the yorld through reading. Read¬ ing is our guiding light to a prosperous future. Our guidance serv¬ ices give all students the chance to inquire about their future and the best way of pre¬ paring for it. Through it, we find our needs in order to help us make wise decisions. MRS. CLIFFORD M. WOOTEN, M. A. Rutgers University Guidance MRS. A. B. BRYANT, M. A. North Carolina College Department Head; Library MRS. J. S. HAYES, M. A. Atlanta University Reading i usiness (frimcatinn |Jrntu ' Helpful in Mann |frnfes«tnns AcCtfunlani Sh’n0£rdpht’r- Stfivtar Receptionist-Book CashiiT-PcKonnel Tijpisi ' CjfnpulcrOp Ciencal Payroll Business Basin MRS. R. M. ROUNTREE, B.S. North Carolina College Department Head; Business One of the Business Department’s goals is to equip students to meet the challenges of business. It attempts to do this by offer¬ ing courses in virtually every phase of busi¬ ness. This year, in addition to typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and general busi¬ ness, business English was added to the cur¬ riculum. MRS. E. B. RICHARDSON, B.S. A and T College Commercial Ed. JJimmftctttmts fur Mumrmctktmt ' V MRS. P. O. RICHARDS, M. ED. Pennsylvania State University Home Economics Home Economics is a subject that lays the foundation for better homemakers of tomorrow. It also helps students to learn how to cope with the many problems that they will face in adulthood. MRS. ADELAIDE R. FENNER, M. A. New York University Department Head; Home Ec. IWattmt-s Hequire MR. J. G. HAYES, M.S. A and T College Department Head; Mechanical Arts an ft B exteritit S MR. WALTER L. JONES, JR., B.S. A and T College Carpentry, Drafting, Construction Industry Barber ' s Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts, and Bricklaying Departments prepare students for vocations that have a future. These departments offer courses that teach students to use their hands, along with their minds, to work skillfully and efficiently. MISS M. M. COLLINS, B.S. North Carolina College Introduction to Vocations Brilu ' r (Jitmccitum Driver’s Education has proved to be of great value to the students at Barber. They have the opportunity to receive supervised training in the classroom and on the road. MR. WILLIAM E. SINCLAIR, B.S. A and T College Social Studies (iheit JJmtuiu ' a Mutrrtimt ci (fie an (fnlrinmment mth From left to right are: Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Roberts, and Mrs. Williams From left to right are: Mrs. White, Mrs. Nobles, Mrs. Blackman, and Mr. Murphy VIVIAN LEE ALSTON Ambition: Cosmetologist; Activities: Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, .4; Student Council -1,2,3; Science Club-1 HENRY ARMOND Ambition: Electronic Engineer; Activities: Cho¬ rus-3,4, Band-3, 4; Bas¬ ketball-4 CORLISS DENISE ANDREWS Ambition: Social Worker; Activities: Student Coun¬ cil 1, 2, 3; Drama Guild 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-1, 2, 3; Sci¬ ence Club-1,3; Debate Team-2; Cheerleaders-1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y-2; C.P.C. -2; Planet Staff-1,2; Math Club-2 LILLIAN PEARL ARMOND Ambition: World History Teacher; Activities: Sci¬ ence Club-1; Planet Staff- 2, 3; Library Club-1, 2, 3; Activity Chorus-1,2 IRENE ELIZABETH BEST SETH EARL BEST Ambition: Business Sec- Ambition: Mechanic Ac- retary Activities: Student tivities: Track-1; Science Council-2; Library Club- Club-1 1, 4; F. H. A. -1; Business Club-4 GAIL PATRICIA BLANGO Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: Student Council- 3,4; Majorettes-2,3;Girl’s Drill Team-1 BEVERLY RUTH BLOUNT Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Tri-H-Y-3,4; Speech Choir-3; Chorus- 1, 2,3,4; Music Seminar- Si Yearbook Staff-4 EARL BLANGO Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Chorus-1 JOANNE MARIE BLOUNT Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: F. T. A. -4; Speech Choir- 31 Student Council-1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4; Senior Band-1,2,3; Yearbook Staff-3, 4 RUBY MAE BOYD Ambition: Health Teacher Activity: Chorus-1 ELIZABETH BRICKERS Ambition: Secretary GRACE ANN BROWN Ambition: Registered Nurse Activities: Girl’s Drill Team-1; F. H. A. -1, 2,3,4; Debate Team 3,4; Girl ' s Track Team-3 HOWARD McCLEASE BROWN Ambition: Draftsman Ac¬ tivities: Drama Guild-4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Speech Choir-3,4; Chorus-1,2,3, 4; Library Club-2,3; De¬ bate Team-4; Student Council-4 BRENDA VENDETTA BRIMMAGE Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Student Coun¬ cil-1,3,4; Science Club- 1; Tri-Hi-Y-3,4; C.P.C. - 2, 3; F. T. A. -4; Speech Choir-3; Yearbook Staff 4 ANNIE BRIMMER IDA UTRICIA BROWN Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: F, H. A. -1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council-4 MICHAEL BRYANT Ambition: Aircraft Mech¬ anic LENNON JEROME BROWN Ambition: Business Ad¬ ministrator Activities: Drill Team-2; Chorus-1,2, 3 NAOMI MELVIN A BRYANT Ambition: Health Teacher Activities: Majorettes-1, 2,3; Student Council-1,4 VERA LEE BRYANT Ambition: Nurse Activities: Girls Drill Team-1; F. H. A. -1.2, 3. 4 ALLEN WATSON CARTER Ambition: Aircraft Mechan¬ ic JOSEPH LEE CHAPMAN Ambition: Auto Mechanic JULIA ELIZABETH BURDEN Ambition: Nurse Activi¬ ties: Chorus-1 RICHARD LEON CARTER Ambition: Biologist Ac¬ tivities: Football-4; Base¬ ball-1,2, 3,4 CHARLED BENJAMIN CLOUD Ambition: Musician Ac¬ tivities: Band-1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Baseball- 1,2,3,4 EDNA EARLE COBB Ambition: Nurse Activi¬ ties: Chorus-1,2,3,4; F. H. A. -1, 2; Planet Staff- 2, 3, 4; CURTIS OLESTER COX MILDRED CORBETT Ambition-Nurse Activities: Chorus-1,2 MARTHA DANIELS Ambition: Physical Thera¬ pist Activities: F.H.A.- 1, 2, 3; Science Club-1, 2; BEST DRESSED Gail Blaiigo Charles Robbins DANIEL DIXON Ambition: Sociologist Activities: Football-1,2,3, 4; Track-1,2; Chorus-1; Drama Guild-1 GEORGE DOVE WILLIAM DOWNING Ambition: Professional Boxer CONNIE MAXINE EWING Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Chorus-1; Bi¬ ology Club-1,2; Tri-H-Y- 3,4; Crown and Scepter-3, 4; F.T. A. -4 MARY VIRGINIA FENNER Ambition: Secretary Ac tivities: Chorus-1 CALVIN FIELDS Ambition: Mortician Ac¬ tivities: Track-1,2,3; Planet Staff-1, 2, 3 GLORIA JEAN FISHER Ambition: Business Educa¬ tion Teacher Activities: Tri-Hi-Y-3,4; Speech Choir-3, Planet Staff-3,4; Chorus-2; Library Club-3, 4; C.P. C-1,2,3; Drama Guild-3 LORETTA FONVILLE Ambition: Library Science Teacher Activities: Librar y Club-1,4; Planet Staff -1,4; Student Council-4; Chorus-1,2, 3 CLEM FOSKEY Ambition: Aircraft Me¬ chanic DOROTHY DELORIS FOYE Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: Library Club-2,3; Majorette-2,3,4; Student Council-4 VIVIAN ARNETTA EMMA FLOWERS FISHER Ambition: Secretary Ambition: English Teacher Activities: F.H. A.-1,2, 3; Student Council-3; Lib¬ rary Club-1,2,3,4; Planet Staff-1,2,3,4; Speech Choir-3; Tri-Hi-Y-2,3,4 THELMA FONVILLE Ambition: Secretary WILLIE EARL FOSKEY EDWARD LEWIS FONVILLE Ambition: Armed Forces JO CAROL FONVILLE Ambition: Elementary Ed ucation EDWARD FOYE JR. Ambition: Armed Services Activities: Football-1,2; Basketball-1,2; Baseball- 1, 2, 3,4; Planet Staff-1 MOST DRAMATIC Mildred Taylor Daniel Dixon VIVIAN BERNICE FOYE Ambition: Teacher Ac¬ tivities: Student Council- 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y-3, 4; Library Club-1,2; Speech Choir-3; F. T. A. -4 WILLIAM ROBERT FOYE Ambition: Contractor and Bricklayer GERALD THRULOW FRANKLIN Ambition: Doctor Ac¬ tivities: Yearbook Staff-4 LILLIAN AVONE FRANKS LESTER GADDY Ambition: Registered Nurse Activities: F. H. A. -4 TOMMIE GADDY KELLY MAE GARFIELD Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: Chorus-3,4; F.T. A. -3,4 BEST ALL AROUND Brenda Brimage Alfonzo Hilliard JANICE MARIE GARRISON Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Student Coun¬ cil-1,2, 3, 4; Chorus-3; Speech Choir-3; Tri-Hi-Y- 2,3,4 WILLIE GRANT, JR. CHARLES LEVON GREEN Ambition: Mechanic Ac¬ tivities: Bus Driver-4; Math Club-2 GEORGIA ARNITA GREEN HENRIETTA GREEN Ambition: Designer Ac- Ambition: Payroll Clerk tivities: Dramatic Club- Activities: F.H.A.-2, 3,4 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. -1,2, 3,4; Debate Team-1,2,3,4; Science Club-1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff-4; F. T. A. - 4; Chorus-3,4; Student Council-3, 4 MARGARET LEE GREEN Ambition: Nurse RUDOLPH GUION Ambition: Atheletic Di¬ rector Activities: Foot¬ ball-3 BERNARD WESLEY HARGETT Ambition: Electronic Engineer Activities: Football-2, 3, 4; Track-2, 3,4 JANICE GAIL HARRIS Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: Planet Staff-3, 4; Library Club-2, 4; F. H. A. -4 JAMES LAMONT HARRELL Ambition: Physical Ed¬ ucation Instructor Activi¬ ties: Football-1,2,3,4; Track-2, 3,4 PATRICIA ANGELINE HARRIS Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4; Chorus-2,3,4; Yearbook Staff-4; Math Club-3,4; Speech Choir-3 ISAAC HARVEY Ambition: Brick Mason RITA JOETTA HARVEY Ambition: Secretary Ac tivities: Student Council 1, 2; Library Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club-4 . L ' 4 NETTIE LOUISE HATCH Ambition: Business Sec¬ retary Activities: Chorus -1; Yearbook Staff-4;Girls Track Team-3; Business Club-4 MOST ATTRACTIVE Cecelia Williams Kennieth Mann SANDRA DIANE HEIDELBERG Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: Student Council- 31 Science Club-1; Busi¬ ness Club-4 VELMA JEAN HENDERSON Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: Library Club-3; Chorus-1; Science Club-2; F.H. A.-l ROBERT EARL HENRY Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Student Coun¬ cil-1,2; Planet Staff-1,2; Science Club-1,2; Year¬ book Staff-4 AUGUSTUS HILL Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Basketball-1, 3,4; Track-1; Planet Staff - 1,2 GLORIA THERESA HILL Ambition: I.B.M. Opera¬ tor Activities: F.H. A. - 4; Library Club-1; Major¬ ette-1, 2, 3; Science Club- 1, Business Club-4 IVAN HILL Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Drama Club- 2, 3; Basketball-2, 3 ALFONZO HILLIARD Ambition: Doctor Activi¬ ties: Football Team-2, 3, 4; Track Team-1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Crown and Scepter-3,4; Hi-Y-2,3,4; F.T. A. -4; C.P.C. -2,3 WILLIAM JAMES HUBBARD Ambition: Journalist Ac¬ tivities: Hi-Y-3, 4; Planet Staff-3,4; Yearbook Staff- 41 Debating Team-4; Stu¬ dent Council-4; Speech choir-3; Baseball-3,4 WILLIAM HOWARD Ambition: Barber CHARLES JENKINS Ambition: Business Ad¬ ministration Activities: Warriorette-1; Cheerleader- 1 MOST DEPENDABLE Ethan Keyes Alfonza Hilliard MINNIE LESTER JENKINS Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: Crown and Scep¬ ter-3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4; Majorettes-1, 2, 3; Chorus- 3,4; Math Club-2; F.T. A. -4; Yearbook Staff-4; Stu¬ dent Council-3,4 WALTER JENNINGS CLAUDIA YVONNE JOHNSON Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4; C. P. C. -2, 3; Business Club -4; Yearbook Staff-4 ELWOOD JOHNSON MARY CHARLINE JOHNSON Ambition: Seamstress Ac¬ tivities: Library Club-4; Girl’s Track Team-3 KATRINA DIANNA JONES LEWIS JONES Ambition: Teacher Ac¬ tivities: Crown Scepter- 3, 4; Student Council-1,2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4; Ma- jorettes-1, 2,3,4; Science Club-1,2; Math. Club-3, 4; F.T. A. -4; Chorus-3, 4; Yearbook Staff-4 THOMAS HENRY WESLEY PAT JONES JONES, JR, Ambition: Elementary Teacher ETHAN WARA KEYES Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Science Club- 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3,4; Student Council-1,2; Plan¬ et Staff-1,2,3,4; Crown and Scepter-3,4; Year¬ book Staff-3, 4; F. T. A. -4; Band-1, 2 EVA KORNEGAY Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: Student Council- 1,2, 3,4; Math Club-3; F. T. A. -4; Yearbook Staff 4 ROSETTA MARIE KORNEGAY Ambition: Social Worker Activities: N. H. A. -1, 2, 3; Science Club-1 ALFRED RAY LEE Ambition: Aircraft Me¬ chanic Activities: Base ball-1,2,3; Track-2,3; Football-2, 3, 4; Library Club-2,3,4; Bus Driver- 3, 4; Science Club-2, 3 MOST ARTISTIC Vivian Alston Curtis Nelson GLENDORA DEVON MANLEY Ambition: Teacher Ac¬ tivities: Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4; Math Club-3,4; Drama Guild-1,2,3; Yearbook Staff-4; Crown and Scepter- 3, 4; Chorus-1, 2, 3; F. T. A. -4 FANNIE CELESTE MARTIN Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Sr. Band-1,2, 3; Student Council-2; Tri- Hi-Y-3, 4 CLAUDE McCLEASE ROSETTA LEWIS Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Drama Club-3; F. H. A. -4 ARGL1STRA LOFTON Ambition: Elementary Education Activities: F. H. A. -3, 4; Library Club -4 KENNIETH DEVONE MANN Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Hi-Y-2,3, 4; Math Club-3, 4; Band-2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff-4; F.T. A. -4 ROBERT MARTIN Ambition: Engineer Ac¬ tivities: Football-3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Hi- Y-2, 3,4; Yearbook Staff- 4 SANADA VERN1CE McCLEASE Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: F. FI. A.-4 VENDRIC VARDELL LONG Ambition: Doctor Ac¬ tivities: Basketball-4; Baseball-4; Track-4; Sci- ence-Club-1, 2; Library Club-1,2; Tennis Team- 2,3 ROBERT MILLS LUTHER Ambition: Diesel Mechan¬ ic Activities: Band-2,3, 4; Yearbook Staff-4 MOST MUSICAL Mildred Taylor Jimmy Payton LISH McCRAY Ambition: Electrician Ac¬ tivities: Baseball-3,4 GLENDORA McDONALD Ambition: Typist SARAH ELIZABETH MCDONALD Ambition: Beautician Activities: F. H. A.-4 WILLIAM ASKLEY McKEITHAN Ambition: Auto Mechanic Activities: Library Club- 1; Band-1, 2,3,4 LINDA CAROLYN MIDGETT Ambition: F. H. A.-4; Drill Team-1 MELVIN DOUGLAS MILLER CAROL ERKSTINE Ambition: Business Ad- MOORE ministrator Activities: Football-4; Track Team-4 DORIS DAY MOORE Ambition: English Teacher Activities: Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4; Student Council-2,3,4; Math Club-3, 4; Majorettes- 1, 2, 3, 4; F. T. A. -4; Crown and Scepter-3,4; Yearbook Staff-4 GWENDOLYN JEAN MORRIS Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4; C. P. C. -1, 2, 3; Student Council-1, 2, 3, 4; Year¬ book Staff-4; Majorettes- 2,3 CARRIE EVON NELSON Ambition: Business Ac¬ tivities: Band-1, 2, 3; Stu¬ dent Council-1,2,3; C.P.C. -2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y- 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff-4; Speech Choir-3 TIERRA YVONNE MOORE Ambition: Computer Sci¬ entist Activities: Tri- Hi-Y-2; Chorus-1,2; Sci¬ ence Club-1,2; Math Club -4 ROBERT MOSELEY Ambition: Mechanic Ac¬ tivities: Baseball-3 CURTIS DEAN NELSON Ambition: Business Ad¬ ministrator Activities: Football-1,2,3,4; Basket¬ ball-1,2,3; Baseball-1,2; Track Team-1,2,3,4; Plan¬ et Staff-1, 2 LEROY JEROME NELSON Ambition: Mechanic Ac¬ tivities: Baseball-1,2; Basketball-1, 2 BEST DANCERS Naomi Bryant Thomas Wright JAMES AUGUSTUS ORUM JIMMY LEE PAYTON Ambition: Music Instruc¬ tor Activities: Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council-4 MOST POPULAR Minnie Jenkins Torian Williams MOSES LEANDER PELHAM Ambition: Architect Ac¬ tivities: Student Council- 3, 4; Math Club-3,4; Sci¬ ence Club-3,4; Drama Guild-3,4; F.T. A. -4 WILLIE ROY PERRY Ambition: Industrial Phys¬ icist Activities: F.T. A. -4; Math Club 3, 4 RONALD ANDERSON PICKETT Ambition: Mathematical Engineer Activities: Student Council 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Science Club 3, 4; Drama Guild 3, 4; F.T.A. 4 HARRIETTE RICHARDSON Ambition: Teacher Ac¬ tivities: Sr. Band-1,2,3, 4; C.P.C. -1,2,3; Tri-Hi- Y-3,4; Planet Staff-3,4; Yearbook Staff-4; Speech Choir-3; Student Council- 3, 4; Science Club-1 JACQUELINE SANDERS Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: Chorus-1 FRANK ALTON SCOTT Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Bus Driver-3, 4 RONNIE McNEIL SCOTT WILLIAM HENRY SIDBERRY, JR. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Sci¬ ence Club-2; Hi-Y-3,4; Drill Team-2; Track Team -2,4; F.T. A. -4 LEON RAY SIMMONS Ambition: Mechanic Ac¬ tivities: Bus Driver-4 LINSTER HAROLD SIMMONS Ambition: Engineer Ac¬ tivities: Science Club-1, 2; Football-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4; Yearbook Staff- 4; Baseball-4; Speech Choir-3,4; Plane t Staff-4 ALLEN EUGENE SPENCER Ambition: Athletic Di¬ rector Activities: Base¬ ball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2, 3,4; Planet Staff-3,4; Drama Guild-3; Student Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 ALBERT DANIEL SPRUILL Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher Activities: Bas¬ ketball-1,2,3,4; Chorus- 4; Football-3,4; Track-3 JANETT YVONNE SPRUILL Ambition: IBM Operator Activities: Majorettes-1, 2, 3; Science Club-1; Stu¬ dent Council-1,2,3; Math Club-3,4; Drama Guild-3; Yearbook Staff-4; Speech Choir-3 BARBARA ANN STATEN Ambition: Teacher Ac tivities: Tri-Hi-Y-3, 4; Band-2, 3,4; Math Club- 3,4 LILLIE MARIE SUTTON Ambition: Registered Nurse MICHAEL THEODORE SWAIN Ambition: Jet Mechanic PATRICIA ANN SWINDELL Ambition: Secretary Ac¬ tivities: Majorettes-2, 3; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff-4; Business Club-4 CAROLYN ELAINE TAYLOR Ambition: Teacher Ac¬ tivities: Student Council- 2, 3, 4; Science Club-1; Majorettes-1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Guild-1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-2, 3,4; Girl’s Drill Team-1 MILDRED LEE TAYLOR Ambition: Speech Thera¬ pist Activities: Tri-Hi- Y-2, 3, 4; Debate Team-1, 2; Band-1, 2, 3, 4; SHIRLEY ANN TAYLOR Ambition: Business Ad¬ ministrator Activities: Chorus-2, 3, 4; GRACIE MARIE THIGPEN Ambition: Nurse Ac¬ tivities: Library Club-1,2, 3,4; Drama Guild-3, 4 GRADY DEVAN TRIPP Ambition: Zoologist Ac¬ tivities: Hi-Y-2, 3, 4; Sci¬ ence Club-1,2; Drama Guild-3,4; Drill Team-1, 2; Library Club-4; Debate Club-4; Yearbook Staff-4 JOHNNIE EDWARD THOMAS Ambition: Architect Ac¬ tivities: Football-3,4; Track-1 DELMA ROGERS WEST Ambition: Electrical Engi¬ neer Activities: Band-1, 2,3,4; Hi-Y-2,3,4; Math Club-4; Yearbook Staff-4; Bus Driver’s Club-2, 3, 4; ROBERT EARL WEST Ambition: Barber BARBARA WHITE Ambition: Anesthetist Activities: Chorus-1; Stu¬ dent Council-1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club-3,4; Math Club-3,4; Crown Scep¬ ter-3,4; Tri-Hi-Y-2,3,4; F.T. A. -4; C.P.C. -1,2,3; Yearbook Staff-4; Speech Choir-3 BENNIE WILLIAMS, JR. Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Track-2; Cho¬ rus-1 MOST HUMOROUS Albert Spruill Glendora Manley BERNARD WHITE Ambition: Research Biol¬ ogist Activities: C.P.C. -1, 2, 3; Student Council- 2, 3, 4; Crown Scepter- 3, 4; Bus Driver ' s Club-4; Track-3,4; Speech Choir- 3; Drama Guild-4; Year¬ book Staff-3,4; Drill Team -2,3; Sports Statistician- 2, 3, 4 WILFRED THOMAS WHITEHURST Ambition: Commercial Artist Activities: Band- 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Choir-3; Yearbook Staff-4; Hi-Y- 3, 4; Student Council-4 JAMES LEON WHITE Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Football-3; Science Club-2 WILLIAM WHITFIELD CECELIA WILLIAMS Ambition: IBM Worker Activities: F.T.A.-4; French Club-3; Student Council-4; Yearbook-4; F.H. A. -1,2 TORIAN WILLIAMS Ambition: Biologist Ac¬ tivities: Basketball-1,2,3, 4; Football-1,2,3,4; Track- 1, 2, 3; Chorus-1, 2, 3 GERALD WILLIAMS Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Track-2; Football-1,2, 3, 4 DAROLINE WILSON Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Li¬ brary Club-1, 2, 3, 4 SAMUEL ADAMS WOODS Ambition: Accountant Activities: Yearbook Staff- 4; Hi-Y-2, 3, 4; Crown Scepter-3, 4; F.T. A. -4; Baseball-2,3,4; Football- 3 BELVIN RAY WRIGHT Ambition: Mechanic Ac¬ tivities: Bus Driver-4 PATRICIA WYNN Ambition: History Teacher Activities: Drama Guild-4; Chorus-1,2,3 THOMAS LEE WRIGHT Ambition: Architect Ac¬ tivities: Drama Guild-1,2, 3,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Drill Team-1, 2, 3, 4 MOST ATHLETIC Mary Johnson Albert Spruill UN iViJDiVIWJ. ' vL AVl of CHRISTOBEL WHITE Christobel White was the daughter or Mr.. anti Mrs. James White of New Bern, Nut; Carolina. She entered J. T. Barber High School in September of 1 963 , and was with as Jo wo years. During the summer of 1965, Christobel was plucked from our midst by that un seen, hand, death. We shall always remember her as the cheerful, courteous, and deligi • person she was. Iflis ' S fllunuir GAIL BRYANT III Shelia Allen Ronald Attmore Barbara Benjamin Othella Best Agnes Bizzell Charles Boone Sarah Boyd Peaches Briggs Pauline Brown Beverly Bryant Gail Bryant Harold Bryant Josephine Bryant Shirley Bryant Joanne Carthy Barry Chapman Angela Cobbs Elizabeth Cox Larry Cox Lavonell Dawson W ilbert Forbes Arnold Foye Glenda Foye Sterling Franks Vivian Gay lor Mary Godfrey Georgia Green Martha Green Connie Hammonds Mary Hammonds Melba Hickman Cynthia Hicks Florence Hill Joyce Hill Veronica Hilliard Gerald Hubbard Willie Humphrey William Humphrey Juanita Johnson Thomas Jones Clifton Jones Cheryl Jones Margaret King Jesse Kornegay Shelia Knight Janice Lancaster Mary Lewis Haywood Mason Nelson Me Keithan Diane Moore Velma Moore Carolyn Murrell Brenda Nobles Weldon Perry Jackie Pickett Ronarl Pollock Alma Reed Pricilla Riggs Barbara Roberts Gerald Roberts Andrew Sanders Carrie Simmons David Simmons Geraldine Simmons Micheal Simmons Willie Simmons James Smith Vincent Spruill Laura Staten Richard Swindell Dorothy Sykes Sonae Taylor W and a T ay lor Sinclair Tower James Trice Brenda Wadell Welton Ward Albert Whitfield Edward White Linda White Nedra White Odessa White Patricia White Maurice Whitfield Bonnie W illiams Glenda Williams Reginal Williams William Williams Cynthia Wright Sandra Wynn David Wynn Hilda Wiggins jinmniri ' JACQUELINE DANIELS LEFT TO RIGHT: Metoff Attmore, Ellis Banks, Jennie Banks, Mary Battle, Margaret Becton, Mary Becton, Joseph Bizzell, Doris Boone, Hebrew Boone, Donald Borden, Gerald Blango, Linda Blount, Sandra Blount, Barbara Branch, Donald Brimmer, James E. Bryant, Stuart Bryant, Willie Bryant, Zelda Bryant, Frances Bunt¬ ing, Sarah Carter, David Chadwick, David Coplon, Johnny Cox, Debra Cunningham, John Curman, Devra Daniels, Jacquelin Daniels, Clenny Davis, Mary Drew, Della Edwards, Janice Edwards, Regina Edwards, Eva Fields, Joyce Fields Lfc ' f I IO RIGHT: Charles Fisher, Owen Fisher, Doris Foskey, Samuel Foskey, Jr., Elvin Foye, Evelyn Franks, Lawrence Franks, Maiinda Franks, Doris Garolds, Leander Hall, Earnest Hargett, George Hargett, Mary Hargett, Caswell Harris, Susan Harris, Doris Heidelberg, Michael Henderson, Ada Hickman, Brenda Hill, Linda Hill, Maurice Hill, Wanda Hill, Alton Hilliard, George Holden, Phyllis Howard, Charlene Hubbard, Shirley Jackson, Bonnie Jenkins. Julia Jones, Theresa Keys. Jacqueline Knight, Ann Lancaster, Ollie Lee, Jackie Mason, Gladys Martin LEFT TO RIGHT: Isaac Martin, John Martin, Floretta McClease, Nettie McQueen, Agnes Moore, Cheryl Moore, Francetta Moore, Francina Moore, William Richardson, Joseph Rhodes, Jacquelyn Robinson, Joseph Royal, Shenetta Scott, Rise Shurry, Charles Simmons, Constance Simmons, Dalton Simmons, George Slade, Michael Smith, Mittie Smith, Velvatine Spruill, Gerald Stallings, Joyce Staten, Gloria Swain, Lawrence Suggs, Milton Taylor, Annie Tyre, Melissa Tripp, Joyce Washington, Carrie White, Cheryl White, Mary White, Vanda White, Norma Watson, Barbara Williams (Oct9 5 nf o Cathy A ike ns Maggie Armond Willie Armond W illie Bennet Sherry Berry Flora Blount Malissa Boyd Anthony Bryant Helen Bryant Mirian Bryant Jimmie Cooper Michael Davis Robert Davis Sadie Edmondson Barbara Edwards Joyce Edwards James Ernul Martha Fenner Gerry Fisher Vonzietta Fisher Deborah Forbes Thelma Foskey Dexter Foye Juarl Foye Ander Garfield Barbara Greene Larry Godfrey Linda Godfrey Penny Guion Michelle Hamilton Gladys Hardesty Bettie Harris Brenda Harris Debra Heidleburg Deborah Hill Janice Hill Patricia Hill Johnnie Hindsmen Geraldine Howell Mary Humphrey Cleaver Jeffers Annette Johnson Alton Jones Gwendolyn Jones John H. King Joyce Kornegay Barbara Lewis John D. Lewis Donnie Madden James McConner Sue C. Meadows Leroy Murray Jeffery Nelson Dorothy Newby Carolyn Perry Charles H. Pickett Sylvester Platt Robert L. Pruden Linda Reddick Harold Rice Gloria Robbison Milton Russell William Saunders Linda Simmons Shirley Simmons Robert Smith Joyce Spencer William Spencer Saundra Stallings Gwendolyn Stanley Lelsie Stanley Michael Swift Dianne Taylor Fannie Thompson Sherman Tyler Shirley Watson Kenneth Whitehurst George Wilcox George Williams James Williams Lerla Williams Willie Williams Dorothy Wise Von Rita Worrill Lyndia Wynn ; ■:] ■■■■ :% V; ■ ' ;hWv ' %• . :■ i . ■} r . rfjj.r 5 i ; Vn : ' i: . A’’ . •■� � ' V- • ■ ' , -faf} j- t 7 tyjb ' - ' tyjjBrgftir tyS Ap ;- ‘ ’ ;.0 ' av-a ■• ' ! ! iv- -W-f ' A: v:.-;■ a , •. • • • ' . ■ f.. i Ay J - -v ■ ' • :■■;■:■ : ' ' ■ ■ ■■■ ■■ ■;■ •• - ■ •■ •• ' . ■! . 7 ,: , ( : • ■ . • -lAyM • ' ■■■■V: . ' ;• ; , ; i ; . ;i ; : VV ■’ . ' ,1 A, ' .. ' ■ V • V: ' r ' : ' A • ' ,i’ . ' V, ' ‘.if S V?. • ■ ' i U r� i A’. • 1 • ' 5 f i • • ' • Mj Vr-i, . 7 , r ' ; ’ . V ' ' • V ' s , ' i ■ .? ' r• i N V • • tjoalicn ne or hi’l s the nton Uthn htill mif art. ” - $jnphndi ' « S-Sfe ' j ;; f : ftv ' v 4.- • � -. ifo 1 • • . • ' •. 1 v. • A . ••• , • VJ. V.� 0 “V - .• dj. ,7 i 1 .’? t, . j.vm V.. •.!. . ■ rfAv f - ; m • ;v .. ■[■ ■ ' ■U ' - - A; . ;• • • ' ' , • •) - A , f , ; ' (.a V: ' v, • .•. ' ' •Ivtiivil (the -Stuiumt Cmntrtl The officers of the Student Council are as follows: President, Thomas Jones; Vice-President, Brenda Brimage; Secretary, Minnie Jenkins; Assistant Sec¬ retary, Sonnae Taylor; Treasurer, Agnes Bizzell; Business Manager, Janice Lancaster; Reporter, Georgia Green; Chaplain, Agnes Dunson. li lLl-lslL L iOSii ECliCCL The Student Council is organized to establish student government and to set up a close relationship be¬ tween the students and the administration. Three of Barber ' s students were elected officers in the Inter¬ state Young Men ' s Christian Association for the school year. They are: President, Vice President, and Chaplain. DELMA WEST State President (iri-iit-y GWENDOLYN MORRIS - Assistant Secretary ONICA FIELDS - Treasurer MILDRED TAYLOR - Chaplain ETHAN KEYES - President GAIL BRYANT - Vice-President JOANNE BLOUNT - Secretary (frnUm anti J§ rt� pter The candidates attired in their dress for the last day of initiation. Samuel Woods, President, and Ethan Keyes, Vice-Pr ' esident, accompany the speaker, Mr. W. G. Keyes, at the installa¬ tion banquet. The senior members of the Crown Scepter Honor Society ®he ■ m SEATED from left to right are: Brenda Brimmage, Cecelia Williams, DelmaWest, Vivian Foye, Ethan Keyes, Samuel Woods, Connie Ewing, William Sidberry, Kennieth Mann. STAND¬ ING from left to right are: Mrs. J. W. Jones, Advisor, Barbara White, Katrina Jones, Bernard White, Glendora Manley, Willie Perry, Georgia Green, Minnie Jenkins, Ronald Pickett, Jo¬ anne Blount, Alfonzo Hilliard, Doris Moore, Grady Tripp and Eva Kornegay. The officers of the F. T. A. are: William Sidberry, Ethan Keyes, Brenda Brimmage, Samuel Woods, Vivian Foye, Delma West, Connie Ewing, Cecelia Williams, and Kennieth Mann. (ihe Jfnmch GTirdc The French Circle officers are: President, Delma West; Vice-President, Kennieth Mann; Secretary, Katrina Jones; Assistant Secretary, Glendora Manley; Reporters, Gwendolyn Morris and Vivian Alston; Treas urer, Minnie Jenkins; and Parliamentarian, Grady Tripp. The newly organized French Circle for the year 1967 is well on its way to a very interesting and exciting year. CL ho Spanish (Lhtb The Spanish Club aims to help students learn more about Spanish-speaking people and to ap¬ preciate their culture. The Spanish Club officers are: Onica Fields, Samuel Woods, Gail Bryant, ' Nedra White, Wanda Taylor, Sonnae Taylor and Janice Lancaster. j ’mnte Club STANDING from left to right are: Nedra White, Willie Humphrey, Sharon Murphey, Margaret King, Robert Henry, Michael Simmons, Harriette Richardson, Mildred Taylor, Cheryl Moore, Rise Shury, Pearlie Moore. SEATED from left to right are: Georgia Greene, Ethan Keyes, Barbara White, Thomas Jones, Janice Lancaster, and Onica Fields. Mr. Jarman explains an ex¬ periment to Advanced Biology students. Inquisitive Advanced Biology ( students ask questions. Cheryl Moore, winner of the first prize at the Science Fair. (the Hath (Tluh The Math Club officers from left to right are: Kennieth Mann, Doris Moore, Jac- qualine Murrell, Janet Spruill, Thomas Jones, and Jacqualine Knight. The Math Club strives to enhance students’ understanding of math and to gain mathematical knowledge from community resources. Editor, Ethan Keyes, and Co-Editor, Harold Bryant have a meeting of the minds. SEATED are: Onica Fields, Martha Green, Eva Fields, and Georgia Green. STANDING are: William Hubbard, Edna Cobb, Nedra White, Allen Spencer, Vivian Fisher, and Ber¬ nard White. The Planet Staff is preparing its work for the press. The Planet Staff members are: Mildred Taylor, Linster Simmons, Gloria Fisher, Samuel Woods, Shirley Jackson, Jonas Brown, Cynthia Wright, Hilda Wiggins, Maggie Armond, Linda Blount, Jacqueline Knight, Janice Harris, Charlene Hub¬ bard, Catherine Forbes, and Cleatrice Richards. The Planet Staff ' s Business and Circulation Committee members are: Harriette Richardson, Thomas Jones, Ann Lancaster, Clifton Jones, Willie Humphrey, and Michael Simmons. iBebatinn Mildred Taylor is explaining a very important point as her colleagues look on. Ill licit -Sluntlii il ' i o (Ihe JFnn ' trjn Atb |biltnt (Of dhe Uniteii States?” The Debating Society, under the supervision of Miss N. G. Cheston, Miss F. J. Faison, and Miss D. S. Carraway, provides training in speech for interested and talented students. lEUmtru dllub The purpose of the Library Club is to improve the library service of the school and to spon¬ sor greater interest among the students in libraries and library services. The Library Club Officers are: President - Gloria Fisher; Vice President - Gracie Thigpen; Secretary - Vivian Fisher; Treasurer - Rita Harvey; Business Manager - Janice Harris; Reporter - Loretta Fonville. J§ duml Bus Britos The school bus drivers of J. T. Barber High School have a great responsibility; they realize this by taking it seriously and driving safely. Mr. Sinclair explains to Bernard White ways in which he can reduce trip mileage. SCHOOL 80S @ The bus drivers are from left to right: Samuel Loften, Leon Simmons, David Simmons, Alfred Lee, Ber¬ nard White, Ronnie Brown, Alfonzo Hilliard, Mr. Sinclair, Frank Scott, Willie Simmons, Willie Grant, Belvin Wright, Robert Henry, Johnnie King and Charlie Green Assnrratum The officers are from left to right: Secretary, Mrs. S. Burney; Presi¬ dent, Mrs. Ruth H. Miller; Vice- President, Mr. Levi A. Bryant (not present); Assistant Secretary, Mrs. Addie Wiggins; Treasurer, Mr. William D. Blount. Quality Education for the Great Society will be achieved through the combined efforts of the parents and teachers. Thei) project for the year is dealing with the bi ing of a new piano for the school. jFuturi ' of Amerira F.H.A. OFFICERS Officers from left to right are: President - Georgia A. Green, Vice-Pres. - Dorothy Sykes, Secretary - Hilda Wiggins, Asst. Sec. - Georgia B. Green, Business Manager - Melba Hickman, Historian - Gloria Swain, Reporter - Jacqueline Daniels, Treasurer - Gloria Hill. Advisor - Mrs. A. Fenner Mrs. P. O. Richards From left to right STANDING are: Georgia Green, Gloria Hill, Henrietta Green, Sanada McClease, Vera Bryant, Barbara Bennett, Hilda Wiggins, Gloria Swain, Janice Harris, Dorothy Sykes. From left to right SITTING are: Arglistra Loftin, Jackie Daniels, Willie Armond, Frances Bunting, Georgia Green, Floretta McClease, Lolitha Miller. Bnuuct 05 «ilii T The Drama Guild is a source of enjoyment as well as a basic part of our education. It develops poise character, self-confidence, and one ' s acting ability. The Drama Guild In Action! FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Shinetta Scott, Patricia Hickman, Mildred Taylor, Mary White, Carolyn Taylor, Mary Hammonds Beverly Blount, Agnes Bizzell, Shirley Wright, Vonzetta Fisher, Geraldine Howell, Fendall Evans, Debra Cunningham, Gloria Green, Carrie White. SECOND ROW: Gina Edwards, Debra Forbes, Wanta Taylor, Cheryl Mid- gette, Ethel Grey, Janice Edwards, Barbara Edwards, Goldie Meadows, Mildred Corbett, Hilda Wiggins, Phyllis Howard, Patricia Swindell, Jacqueline Roberts, Melissa Tripp, Juanita Johnson. THIRD ROW: Beverly Bryant, Katrina Jones, Gloria Swain, Janie South¬ ern, Edna Cobb, Linda White, Dorothy Kirkman, Agnes Dunson, Janet Davis, Shirley Taylor, Dorothy Sykes, Sheila Foye. FOURTH ROW: Eddie King, Bennie Williams, Earl Blango, Randy Royal, Jimmy Cooper, Torian Williams, Maurice Hill, Charles Boone, Edgar Pelham, Othella Best, Larry Green. MISS B. PAGE, Directress lUrber « The Barber majorettes are chosen each year by their twirling ability, and academic achievement. The majorettes lead the band in their performances. The majorette squad is led by the versatile Miss Doris Moore. Barber ' s star twirler is the skilled Miss Carolyn Taylor. ■jj mm mm?--. FJ ' JIty f wmrnvr-.w w jpg . Wi rs l i 0 : . . P 1 jr- • One of the most active organizations of the Barber family is our Band. It stimulates good spirit throughout the school. th y £ f ’■■£!£ ., ’ iV« ' ' ? V ; .f f;;:« ' ff ' ' , 7• V; • ? ' % ... i .. Ti ' I ' l i ' .«• 1 V ■ • :•;•! ■ • .■ . d • -• ' ' .IV plareb are, ©r captain ietoele in the rarninet.” VMi tf dbiv ii K - ■Shakespeare ifliss ?j. CL. Barber Bliss Barbara BIhtti ' The lovely Miss Barbara White was selected by her schoolmates to reign as the school ' s queen. Her qualities include poise, charm, high morals and academic achievement. Members of her court are Janice Garrison, Joanne Blount, Minnie Jenkins and Gwendolyn Morris. Hli =. 5 ttnmormnimj, anb Atteithante From left to right are: Martha Green, Joyce Hill, Miss Homecoming , Barbara Norman Sci ' iu ' 9 Jfnmt (iito timin ' nmtiiui, para tie Miss J. T. Barber and Court Miss Senior A. K. A. Float English Department Physical Education Float Miss Homecoming The Jabberwock, which previously was an annual affair, has been made a biennial occasion. Last year, however, since Jabberwock was not held, the title 1966 Jabberettes was given to eligible junior girls. Pictured above are nine Barberites who were Jabberettes of 1966. Vivian Fisher was crowned Queen of the Twelfth Debutante Ball. Annual Bebutante presentation Thirty lovely seniors from New Bern and surrounding areas were presented to society in a Cotillion sponsored by Theta Beta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Acrrnnplishments Merit Ahmriis •S ' re no 9 Jfnmt (inmmenrement mei | 1 Mr. Fields says farewell to the new graduates and points out they have only begun. Distinguished guests prepare to listen to the Commence¬ ment speech on Quality Education For The Challenges Of Our Changing World Of Work. Happy faces, sad faces, and faces with mixed emotions look on as the graduates of 1966 march down the aisle. Our Hlcustut — dhr Blurrinr The Tri-Hi-Y’s big project this year was the Mascot, Edgar Pelham. A junior at Barber, he represents our Great W arrior. Seated in front of his tepee, he is attired in the tribal dress of a genuine Indian, provided by the girls of the 1967 Tri-Hi-Y. He represents our school at all athletic contests, and pre¬ cedes our band in all of our parades and other activities. barber, 4-A This Warrior football squad of 1967 has made an achievement in which the whole student body of J. T. Barber can take pride. Through long and hard hours of practice, nights of little sleep and honest, hard games, they have obtained their glory. Memories of their deeds will live in the minds of Warrior stu¬ dents through the years. We look to you, the 1967 squad, in hopes that your accomplishments will inspire others to reach for perfection in whatever acts they might perform. (lamfmnm ' (Liuirh (Of (The IJtw W ithout an able coach, the achievements of the Warrior football team could not have become realities. To Mr. Simon E. Coates, who spent many hours of long, tedious work with the boys of this year ' s team, we extend our appreciation for his efforts. We, the student body, along with the ' 67 squad, congratulate him in being named Con¬ ference Coach of the Year. (Lhcunptmts 4i $ v K Among those outstanding players of the Warrior squad are half-backs Daniel Dixon and Alfonzo Hilliard, and quarterback Curtis Nelson. Doing their part to make the Warriors victorious were ends Albert Spruill and Torian Wil¬ liams. Both of these fine ends have snagged a number of touch¬ down and long yardage passes to help put the W arriors ahead of their foes. Spruill ' s perform¬ ance has won him All-State honors and Williams has won Honorable Mention. r ©ur lEeahmg Here are some of the Warriors players with their hard earned Eastern 4-A Championship Trophy. This trophy came as the re¬ sult of a close 24-22 victory over Durham ' s Hillside High School. This and other honors that the team received were deserved. Daniel Dixon, Coach Coates and Torian Williams accept the State and Eastern 4-A These human bulldozers have opened the passageway to paydirt for Barber’s running backs time and time again Through their determined efforts, our backs have been able to gain valuable yardage. For his display of grid¬ iron skill Gerald Williams has been named to the All-East Team. Richard Lewis was valuable in both the of¬ fensive and defensive phases of the game. Linster Simmons has received All-East and All-State Honors, and James Harrell was a member of our own Fearsome Four. :5 cnuir planer Championship Tro¬ phies at a banquet held in honor of the 1967 Barber football team These boys had the job of stopping their foes on the ground and in the air. Their work of analyzing enemy plays and breaking them up was well carried out. The service that these boys gave will be greatly missed in the future squad. No one is perfect but Johnny Thomas and Richard Carter put all they had into doing their jobs right. These boys were valuable in the defensive game for the Warriors. Without their skill and determination, some of the Warriors ' victories would have been dis¬ astrous to the Barber family. It is with deep regret that we say to Bernard Hargett, Melvin Miller and Moses Pelham, Farewell. Left to right are: Howard Bell, Ivan Hill, Kennieth Mann, Torian Williams, Vincent Spruill, Henry Armond, Harold Bryant, Vendric Long, Maurice Hill, Albert Spruill, Robert Martin Barber 41 Durham 101 Barber 82 Ft. Barnwell 62 Barber 60 Elizabeth City 46 Barber 63 Wilson 75 Barber 64 W ilmington 72 Albert Spruill enroute to a smooth two points. He finished with 39 points. Barber 72 Greenville 69 Barber 57 Fayetteville 79 Barber 76 Goldsboro 80 Baiber 86 Wilmington 72 Barber 79 Kinston 81 Martin drives around an opponent for a shot. Barber 81 Beaufort 68 Barber 73 Durham 92 Barber 66 Fayetteville 88 Barber 59 Elizabeth City 60 Barber 93 Beaufort 61 Spruill, from underneath, hits another two points. Barber 68 Goldsboro 102 Barber 85 Kinston 99 Barber Greenville Barber Ft. Barnwell Barber Wilson Augustus Hill ready to spring in case of a miss, ALBERT SPRUILL 6 ' Senior (The Xurlaus ©f (The Barba -Squctb IVAN HILL 5’ 9 Senior VINCENT SPRUILL 6’ 3 Junior ROBERT MARTIN 5’ 11 Senior TORI AN WILLIAMS 6’ 3 Senior Here are the players that will compose the varsity squad in the future. They are, from left to right: Donald Brimmer, David Coplon, George Slade, Jerome Hukins, Charles Fisher, Edward Johnson, Lawrence Franks, William Edwards, Godfrey Brimmer, Jeffrey Nelson, Curtis Forbes, and Andrew Saunders. Jerome Hukins gets a two pointer with an assist from Lawrence Franks. Edward Johnson is about to snatch a rebound after a long missed shot. d.lu ' iiUrber baseball (Team THIRD ROW left to right - Robert Henry, Samuel Woods, Vander White, Floyd Dillahunt, James Moore, Howard Brown, James Foye, Elvin Foye, Mr. A. A. Attmore coach. SECOND ROW left to right - Wil¬ liam Saunders, Jerome Hukins, Ray Benjamin, Clifton Jones, Allen Spencer, Lish McCray, Bruce Newby, Charles Long. FIRST ROW left to right - Milton Taylor, Howard Bell, Joseph Bissell, Richard Carter, Moses Pelham, Daniel Dixon, Torian Williams, Charles Cloud. Barber s outstanding senior glovemen, STANDING left to right are: Bernard White, Lewis Jones, Ray Benjamin, Lish McCray, Allen Spencer, Robert Henry. KNEELING left to right - Charles Cloud, Howard Brown, Samuel Woods, Moses Pelham, Howard Bell. J§ prhtjj sports (Jennie The approaching season looks promising for Barber’s track team. There are several veteran tracksters on the team, and the coach, Mr. R. K. Wilson, along with the rest of the team, believes that this will be a fruitful season. This is Barber’s third year having a tennis team. With several players returning this year, the future looks bright. STANDING from left to right: Alfonzo Hilliard, Calvin Fields, William Williams, Bernard White, Curtis Nelson, James Harrell, Henry Armond, Melvin Miller, Ezekel Armstrong, Johnny Cox, and Weldon Perry. SEATED from left to right: James Green, Godfrey Brimmer, Donald Brimmer, Julius Banks, James Trice, Daniel Dixon, Billy Lee, and George Royals. Left to right: Barry Chapman, Godfrey Brimmer, Michael Simmons, and Thomas Jones. (Tit l ' (Om ' rleaher w. V. Is tefcl=l£ lUvJLi SCliCCL Taking their job of backing the team seriously, members of the cheering squad appear consistently at every ball game to back the team with cheers and spirit. LINDA WHITE Junior Head Cheerleader A Intel Mater For her we ' ll sing, Loud bells we ' ll ring, For her we’ll stand together; For her we ' ll raise Our song of praise It ' s Barber High forever! For her we ' ll pray Both night and day To guide each generation; For her we ' ll fight To keep aright Her place in our great nation. May all the fame Of her great name Continue; ceasing never; And down the years, Through joy and tears It ' s Barber High forever! (these Are ®he (times The days, months, and years have passed and finally we find ourselves leaving our dear Alma Mater. We shall soon be gone; we may never be together again as we were these last days. But we shall leave memories that will never be forgotten. (the ifhmths ears Hie ltall (Treasure 31 it ©he years ©u (fume “As the purse is emptied, the heart is fiUeh - Birtur ifugo Remember you can charge it at Penney ' s ! J. C. PENNEY’S 226 Middle St. New Bern, N. C. FULLER’S MUSIC HOUSE Compliments of 216 Middle St. New Bern, N. C. 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