Middleburg High School - Carrier Yearbook (Middleburg, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1946 volume:

— — Jean Floyd Daisy Brame Betty Fort If you who Billy Brothers We know that our school days are the happiest days of a 5 : je =| a 4 5 ral : : : is) £ : SOCLSUREOLEOr 6.9. sje e255 sos se Juliarene Watkina AssltseAthietic EAitor. Ys. vel oe eee te - « Archie Reavis POOLOSLAMNY HALUOR eyes -c) eis oe eee Ass't. Editor-in-Chief SYN O DO. 76°) @ ee (e '@, el 6 Belle Fleming Class Editor e e e ° ° e ° e e e ° e s e Aes'U. Clasachditorie c ejishe. se s' oS oe tae 6 Billy Boykin Athletic Editor... ... 4... . .« . « Marvin Breedlove Business Manager Secretary school days, then the staff will feel well repaid for their our lives, but in the rush of living, we often forget the read this annual can, in the future years, refresh your memories, recall dear friends, and live again your happy things which were a part of this happy time. work. UE UIE Pani rte Fie. Lok Coons dpe MARVIN GREENE BREEDLOVE, JR. President, Senior Class. Beta Club. Basketball. Baseball. English Club. Dramatic Club. FFA. JAMES WILSON BOYKIN... Beta Club. Basketball. Baseball. English Club. Dramatic Club. FFA. JEAN B. FLOYD... Secretary, Senior Class, Beta Club. Basketball. English Club. Dramatic Club. WILBER D. WILLIAMSON... Treasurer, Senior Class. English Club. Dramatic Club. FFA. DAISY L. BRAME... Beta Club English Club. Dramatic Club. WILLIAM NELSON BROTHERS... Basketball. English Club. Dramatic Club. 4-H Club. '47 Vance County Oratorical Winner. eo Pal, © - , “yt tee a) 4 Pe hil ELLA MAE CURTIS... Beta Club. English Club. Dramatic Club. OTHELA PEARL EDWARDS... Basketball. English Club. Dramatic Club. WILLIARD THOMAS EDWARDS... Basketball. Baseball. English Club. Dramatic Club. FFA. LENA BELLE FLEMING... Beta Club. English Club. Dramatic Club. BETTY MACON FORT... English Club. Dramatic Club. Glee Club. VIRGIE L. HENDRICKS... English Club. Dramatic Club. Home Ec. Club. Glee Club. A=-H Club. —_ ae Es “eae! oy Le de TY : gm CTP Pk i ei Me d ie ay re he Pee? LUCY ANNE HOLLOWAY... Beta Club. English Club. Dramatic Club. Basketball. 4-H Club. JOHN WILKINS MOODY... Reporter, Senior Class. Beta Club. English Club. Dramatic Club. FFA. CLARENCE W. POYTHRESS... English Club. Dramatic Club. A-H Club. FFA. ARCHIE W. REAVIS, JR... Beta Club. Basketball. Baseball. Dramatic Club. English Club. FFA. 4-H Club. JULIA IRENE WATKINS... Beta Club. English Club. Dramatic Club. ; MISS BERNICE ODOM... Sponsor, : . Senior Class. bp Bega RAINES a ine ass SNE ato os Mosca DESH s OER MAU SPINE ee eT re SPLIRED SOS RIUM ly RBar tre Len (Cero PETRI HIN ABET AUA NU Acc ape MRL RITA AA EAD ISIN rp 4 at hs a SPR S- os a Ba « 7 en a o Tn apr Jean Floyd C. W. Poythress Marvin Breedlove Othela Edwards Tom Edwards Ella Mae Curtis . Juliarene Watkins sie) een blLLy Boykin vega atte j at és SIRE Sree es @ F isa] a) n ¥ A ° ry ° MA et aincha: wis ee) en nitey erotners CAST OF CHARACTERS ee es ee oe @ @ FLORENCE McPHEETERS . . . . e+ + © © «© « « « Lucy Anne Holloway MISS SIMPLICITY McPHEETERS . . � 2 � ee es © © eo 8 THADDEUS McPHEETERS WAYNE KENDALL . MISS MURIEL ARMITAGE NEURASTHENIA TWIGGS . OSWALD GORLICK RALPH THORNHILL ENID THORNHILL . BEN BRUCE . SILAS SMIDGE Se ng R 5 we Alera, SS “aa met ee ” Tg sos tt sips iced si nn ARAN Bk Sie wares Saban 4 Etc lig aay seek What will become of the Senior Class? Every year at graduation time that question is repeated; only time knows the answer. Tonight another class is going out to make their way into the world. Shall we look ahead through the years and see what the future holds in store for them? The times: May 23, 1965 The place: Middleburg, North Carolina It's been eighteen years since the Class of 'L7 graduated. There have been lots of changes made since then; you'd never recognize little Middleburg. Over on the corner where Newman-Seaman's stood for so long is the home of Reavis' Hardware Stores, Inc. The store's Slogan: From Middleburg to New Zealand . Archie has done well, and all of us are proud of him. The post-office was rebuilt ten years ago. The new one is a beauty. There's a flag in front and a big gold eagle over the revolving doors. Post Masteress Othela Edwards is having automatic stamp lickers installed right away. This will classify our post office with the most modern in the county. Across the street the P. D. Q. International Broadcasting Corporation is owned and operated by William N. Brothers and is really putting Middleburg on the map. Its round the clock broadcasts are heard all over the world. Over on 5th and West Street stands the beautiful Baptist Church. Reverend Marvin Thornhill Breedlove, Jr. is holding revival services there starting Sunday night. The directors of the Odom Memorial Hospital recently announced the appointment of Jean Floyd as Supt. of Nurses. Miss Floyd received her Master's Degree in this field in 1958 and has been on the hospital staff since that time. : Those things you're riding in these days were invented by Wilbur Williamson. Williamson's latest design, to be produced next year, will be all glass and plastic and is equipped with collapsible wings and a built-in outboard motor. It can run on the ground, air, and sea. Wilbur is also the inventor of the automatic stamp licker you'll be using in the post office sSoone We almost forgot the Mayor! The town's leading citizen is none other than our own C. W. Poythress. Mayor Poythress' office is in the Town Hall Building on Main St. C. W. was recently elected Governor of) North Carolina. He has served as our Mayor for six years and through we hate to see him go, Middleburg will be proud when he assumes his duties as governor. The vacated position will probably be filled by J. W. Moody. J. W. has been Commissioner of Street Cleaning for some time now and everyone feels that he deserved the office. Commissioner Moody will launch his campaign immediately. Two of our girls, Lucy Anne and Ella Mae run a Tailoring and Dress Shop at 111 East St. They carry all the latest styles and are featuring a fashion preview this week. The show is to include the new plastic skirts and straw coats. The Middleburg Branch of the First National Bank is located right beside the Town Hall. President Tom Edwards can usually be found leaning back in his swivel chair, his feet propped up on his desk and popping his bow-tie. Tom is also Town Marshall and president of the School Board. baad Anihd reddwebien Le sare yiwrk? Seagls Antaet edd. to ouitind if fai «RE GRRsD SUEIOER Sy. inwnbya tit gee oath | cio. phe tgoeee, ab do tracey’ WS? Patbads fagde Boal ae Tivwh die ae aig) yaw chal aoe 6d POA HALAL, 7] Veeadd 40% orsp cs Bhi? 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Sune Seat ANd POS, Vein Siren gee « Ship) oa 4 i ‘2 PSC natal ha aak Dyed cide. nok Snah | bt! oar ) edb oeddaa pa A, ae Lee ts: Fee oe ig tubes a bore ahd ee tere tse mS nay Bey via hey bide Naseak Bu ed: The school campus has been moved into the suburbs. There are fine buildings on the campus. The school is under the able direction of Principal Billy Boykin and Virgie Hendricks is chief dietitian of the cafeteria staff. Several new teachers were added to the faculty this term. Director of the Dramatics Dept., Miss Betty Neuresthenia Fort will present her final production next week. It looks as if the diamonds those Senior girls were sporting really paid off. Daisy and Belle are doing their part to populate the city and are still finding time to carry on outside activities. Daisy is President of the P. T. A. and Belle holds daily classes for the school bus drivers. The last of our Seniors is Juliarene Watkins. Juliarene is still at W. C. Keep plugging, Juicy, we know you'll] graduate yet. Yes, the Seniors of '47 have taken over, and they're doing a swell job! Seriously, I'm sure the class will do a good job. e credit to their school. Wish them luck--- they'll] need it! MOS T POPULAR MOST STUDIOUS MOST HANDSOME BOY MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL’ CUTEST BEST ATHLETES BEST ALL-AROUND WITTIEST MOST DEPENDABLE MOST BASHFUL LAZIEST BIGGEST BABIES BIGGEST FLIRTS MOST TRUTHFUL QUIETEST SWEETEST MOST INTELLIGENT MOST DRAMATIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED... MOST POLITE HARDEST WORKERS VW0’s Wp. Juliarene Watkins Belle Fleming Marvin Breedlove, Jr. Ella Mae Curtis Belle Fleming Lucy Anne Holloway Daisy Brame Betty Fort Jean Floyd Virgie Hendricks Virgie Hendricks Othela Edwards Juliarene Watkins Belle Fleming Virgie Hendricks Daisy Brame Jean Floyd Betty Fort Lucy Anne Holloway Ella Mae Curtis Othela Edwards I know they'll be tom Edwards Billy Boykin Billy Brothers Marvin Breedlove, Jr. Wilbur Williamson Tom Ewa J. W. Moody Archie Reavis Billy Brothers Archie Reavis Tom Edwards C. W. Poythress Wilbur Williamson J. W. Moody Billy Boykin Marvin Breedlove, Jr. C. W. Poythress C. W. Poythress Billy Boykin nd ‘ I Anu wrustinnS its “ah ap 4 . or’ ‘i ist ee. te ee =) 3p wate Pe cg arimtes erat ioe SA, i he OWS )itp and Clee eaiiierit We, the Senior Class of 1947, do make, publish, and declare this will and testament. To the faculty, we bequeath our grateful appreciation for a task well done. To the incoming Freshmen, we leave some of the beams of our radiant faces so there will be some brightness in the school. To the Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes of 1947 we bequeath our ability to learn. Tom Edwards would like to leave Hallie Lassiter but finds it impossible. C. W. Poythress wishes to leave his ability to sing to Dennis Lloyd. Billy Boykin wishes to leave his dramatic ability to Walter White. Marvin Breedlove and Archie Reavis would just like to leave. Jean Floyd leaves her half-holiday to anyone lucky enough to get it. Juliarene Watkins leaves to Ann Kearson and Ruth Fletcher, who are so serious and solemn on all occasions, her giggles to remember her by. Billy Brothers wills his comb to Wallace White. C. W. Poythress leaves his politeness to 0. M. Abbott. Betty Macon Fort wishes to leave her long hair to Hallie Lassiter. Belle Fleming wills her vim, vigor and vitality to Edna Poythress. To Ruth Fletcher, Daisy Brame leaves her ability to love only one man. To Sherene Breland and Maurice Fleming, Daisy Brame leaves her spirit to accompany them on their walks around the school building. To Ann Kearson, Jean Floyd leaves her basketball suit and her ability to control her temper while playing. To Anne Reavis, Belle Fleming leaves her brilliance and knowledge, knowing full well that she has need of them. Wilbur Williamson leaves his quiet ways to 0. M. Abbott. Ella Mae Curtis leaves to Edith Cobb her naturally curly hair. Othela Edwards leaves her glasses to Robert Burdick hoping that he will be able to see things clearer in the future. Virgie Hendricks leaves to Wallace White her neat ways. J. W. Moody leaves his wicked eye to Dennis Lloyd. Belle Fleming and Juliarene Watkins leave to Dennis Lloyd and Allan Van Johnson Faulkner their ability to chew chewing gum in Miss Pritchard's study hall. To Hallie Lassiter, Juliarene Watkins leaves her flirtatious ways hoping that she will have as many beaux as she has had. To Frank Best, who has been in school so long, we leave the school. Signed, published and declared by the above named as their last will and testament. Witnessed by Miss Bernice Odom. , ali ‘dead Le bb Gis (MP RON eclae ee Te + a ‘ia iy a) 3 : : . Jnouniees thu ane. 4 SadF in OIE. EPL ARR | ey Tike. shh pees NARS 2 sina as Sito hONGSe @ Rrra ke a Mnae: desvite Std Pp pb! Mae: Be eGetRG Aiea tR ph Crna 1S co2epapee eg i. h ae } i. SOPHOMORES ng y Ftd Ch eae hats Se eI nude vieg | ae Cyathea ERD eee Pye Gn: ap agnlamoaen ns nt een es SS IT re SOs et sniceeseim cit FRESHMEN ¢ a nef Naess. ag —e “ o a 4 ” ra PTT Tt do Bere ‘ é pena as HEHE i AOMINISTAATT rs chy MG ReRA ( f BS im BO Vigo = of ri | i se +. fy ‘e Prensa naan tw te SENIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Miss Bernice Odom, Virgie Hendricks, Daisy Brame, Jean Floyd, Othela Edwards, Juliarene Watkins, Ella Mae Curtis. SECOND ROW: Archie Reavis, Belle Fleming, Betty Macon Fort, Lucy Anne Holloway, C. W. Poythress, Wilbur Williamson. THIRD ROW: J. W. Moody, Tom Edwards, Billy Boykin, Billy Brothers, Marvin Breedlove, Jr. JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Miss Bernice Odom, Anne Reavis, Edith Cobb, O. M. Abbott, Anne Kearson, Ruth Fletcher, Frank Best, Calvin Moody. SECOND ROW: Hallie Louise Lassiter, Allan Faulkner, Walter White, Dennis Lloyd, Wallace White, Robert Burdick. SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Miss Pritchard, Marilyn Watkins, Mary Ann Abbott, Betty Ann Brame, Ann Horton, Eddie Faulkner, Wilson Fleming. SECOND ROW: Betty Jane Kearson, Myrtle Debnam, Martha King, Sherene Breland, Ann Spain, Helen Watkins, Glenn Breedlove. THIRD ROW: Edna Poythress, Fred Hendrick, Turner Stainback, James Watkins, Roy Boykin, Charles Edwards FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pernell, John Reavis, Mary Cobb, Ferebee Fletcher, Mary Sue Moore, Pauline Kearson, Gill Duke. SECOND ROW: Peggy Breedlove, Maurice Fleming, Joyce Mustian, Tunstall Curtis, Ida Burdick, Alvin Ellington. THIRD ROW: Carol Howell, James Patterson, Roger Dickerson, Eunice White, Ann Best, Edward Harri s. FACULTY FIRST ROW: Miss Willie S. Pritchard, Mrs. G. W. Pernell, Mr. E. 0. Young, Jr., Miss Bernice Odom, Miss Thelma Duncan. SECOND ROW: Miss Nannie Burt, Miss Anna Clark, Mr. George Blum, Miss Corinne Alexander, Miss Orpie Rogers. THIRD ROW: Miss Lelia Peed, Miss Mary Young, Mrs. C. M. Watkins. Si ioc hen aie it at wor gate eee nen ae oe Ue Pet Soe hae Me betas eee) ecnoek” ane chm . nes go my ste eae i as ’ yaa bert WZ an att . a inant net see ay ae Pee tabs i Y re a “i eee) ' yd S = was Hs ¥ { WA GR MARES BAER Le oe ete Saas. 57 8 aR i es cal Be Fg 't Seis AL WTA MEER RSIS 98 SOLA thee | tery Ae, ho as, pide ihe apt. ad nh on 8 RP 2 a: 4 eenanaee La hae to erat Se ee eT | Poona os vinaiciagane ce ntes LOA A LALA DALAL AAAI A FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Tunstall Curtis, Frank Best, Eddie Faulkner, James Patterson, Wilson Fleming, Calvin Moody, Roger Dickerson, 0. M. Abbott. SECOND ROW: Allan Faulkner, Glenn Breedlove, Mr. G. B. Blum (teacher), C. W. Poythress, Fred Hendrick, John Reavis, Maurice Fleming, Wilbur Williamson. THIRD ROW: Alvin Ellington, Gill Duke, Marvin Breedlove, Jr., Billy Boykin, Edward Harris, Roy Boykin, Robert Burdick, Tom Edwards, J. W. Moody. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Lloyd, Wallace White, James Watkins, Turner Stainback, Charles Edwards, Walter White, Archie Reavis. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Miss Mary Young, Mary Delia Reavis, Jean Finch, Jean Gill, Anne Abbott, Agnes Harris, Jean Currin. SECOND ROWs Alice Dickerson, Alvin Pegram, Alice Lloyd, Roger Fleming, Joe Mabry, James Harris. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Miss Mary Young, Addie Short, Page Bowen, George Burdick, Barbara Ann Bowen, Thurston Pegram, Myrtle Hester, Dolly Best, Betty Linda Watkins. SECOND ROW: Eva Edwards, Anne Newton, Ruth Anne Gill, Nancy Reavis, Edna Moody, Ruby Alice Satterwhite, Jane Mustian, Peggy Nethery. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Brooks, Lillie Mae Jordan, Betty Green, Alice Fort, Bobby Franklin, Thomas Breedlove, Billy Brack. SIXTH GRADE Miss Nannie Burt, Shirley Mustian, Rebecca Felts, Braxton Poythress, George Reavis, Julian Oliver, Betty Jean Harris, Peggy Durham, Irethea Marion, James Matthews, Betty Jane Perdue. SECOND ROW: Laura Jane Abbott, Franklin Fuller, Melvin Hendrick, Louzene Edwards, Nell Abbott, Carroll Ross, Billy Fort, Becky Buchan. THIRD ROW: Patsy Hobgood, Doris Dickerson, Eleanor Howell, Donald Bowden, Bobby Patterson, Dan Moody, Crews Breland, Nancy Young, Roxie Beckham. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Marlene Hoyle, Mary Ann Perdue, Rebekah Jackson, Willard Brame, Fleming Wester, Minnie Stegall, Jack Royster. SECOND ROW: Roy Williamson, Betty Lee Horton, Alma Harris, Walter Beckham, George Currin, Tiny Poythress, Lonnie Hendrick. 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THIRD GRADE Joe Edwards, Buddy Young, Hortense Watkins, Tedy Hart, Benny Drew, Martha Orr. Nancy Finch, Betty Joyce Wiggins, Joyce Arrington, Mildred Matthews, Shirbey Jean Robinson, Janie Faye Patterson, Gwendolyn Jackson. Annie Mae McDaniel, Frank Edwards, Barbara King, Shirley Ellington, Elizabeth Holloway, Edward Best, Dorothy Royster. Corinne Alexander, Teacher. SECOND GRADE John White, Ferebee Abbott, Sarah Reavis, Margaret Young, Nancy Patterson, Jerry Wayne Drew, Ferebee Poythress, Lawrence Kearson. Fred Beckham, Frances Reavis, Helen Ann Fuller, Jean Fuller, Ada Perdue, Nancy Davis, Russell Stevenson, Anne Short, Thomas West. Mel vin Abbott, Mary Bartholomew, Jimmie Jessup, David King, Kenneth Edwards, Jake Norwood, Billy Floyd, Frank Hart, Miss Orpie Rogers. FIRST GRADE Nelson Wester, Jimmy Stegall, C. L. Pigg, Jr., Jane Reavis, Freeland Roberson, Lucille Perdue, Richard Buchan. Harold Matthews, Dorothy Duke, Jerry Poythress, Faye Mustian, Helen Oliver, Albert Hendrick, Jr., Carol Ann Jones, Jimmy Lane, Wayne Short, Pearl Horton. Jimmy Gill, Bennie Walker, Rachel Breedlove, Bill Best, Jo Ann Buchanan, Ann Harris, Ralph Breedlove, Nancy Mustian, Sidney Beckham. Milton Abbott, Shirley Knott, Thomas Stegall, John Thomas Roberson, Bill McDaniel, Bobby Wade Harris nes at Litt eee inh Ts i qi ee Rear nee RE IGE a ee ee Sty ay 1 ate GaertSs REAP en P-L kent oh A hit io re 0 4t4,, i sates Cod a a he rae Go is. + W. Moody, � Calvin Moody, Coach June Ellington. Warrenton 31-21 Warrenton 27-8 Enfield 28-18 Warrenton 35-26 Aycock 19-14 Warrenton 32-24 Enfield 28-21 Aycock 34-29 They, too, forfeited the game. Glenn Breedlove, J M. Abbott, � Roy Boykin 29-18 Fred Hendricks Anne Kearson, Betty Jane Kearson, Lucy Anne Holloway, Hallie Lassiter, Jean Floyd, Coach Bernice Odom. b a ® [ao] oO “d Q oO uy = o Z oO oO oO qo ad = a n 5 Ee S| n oO 4 Q oO o bar G Ee oO a EE LJ 6 ion ue} is} N lst Row-Mr. Young, 0. Aycock 12-11 Dabney 60-19 Dabney 20-4 Zeb Vance 50-14 Zeb Vance 40-5 Dabney 48-16 Aycock 34-21 Dabney 32-16 Henderson 26-8 Outsiders Myrtle Debnam, Captain Ruth Fletcher, Edna Poythress The team was invited to participate in the Tournament on March 20 at Enfield. Due to extreme weather, we were unable to make the trip and were forced to forfeit the game. The girls were also invited to the Tournament. SEATED: Tom Edwards, Capt. 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