Plymouth High School - Roanoke Log Yearbook (Plymouth, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

I u yL h.yO. y ! y 1 y ■ I iX_ .C ‘-- _A, CC ' La ' jiAX i OC 1 (y ,1 CLA , ' ,y c) f (X .yOC - ..€ (pu i ' £zXZ • «5i- ' Vuef l7 J- m jy c j. , ’f ' ;;, ' f 4t ' %y . .y - - ■ I r. y r J i ' ■ • . 2 - A A T,7 r iL As a remembrance of our past experiences for years to come, the Senior Class of Plymouth High School presents the sixteenth annual Roanoke Log. The staff appreciates the help given in making this yearbook possible. Copyright 1958 [ 1 ] On November 4, 1957, our beloved Principal, Mr. J. S. Fleming, was called from us. His uncon- querable spirit remains with us, however, and in his memory we present one of his favorite selections, which truly shows his philosophy of his chosen field of work — education. WHAT EDUCATION MEANS Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know. It means teaching them to behave as they do not behave. It is not teaching the youth the shapes of the letters and the tricks of numbers, and then leaving them to turn their arithmetic to roguery, and their literature to lust. It means, on the contrary, training them into the per- fect exercise and kingly continuance of their bodies and souls. It is a painful continual and difficult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by warning, by precept, and by praise; but, above all, by example. — John Ruskin [ 2 ] It’s High Time- Speaking of Time- that someone said thanks to a constant counselor, who guided us in the years we needed his understanding and kindness most; Yes, It’s High Time MR. CHARLES INABINETT Dedication we said thanks for — Understanding Knowledge Guidance Mr. Inabinett is busy planning Here Mr. Inabinett is in the We feel the same way! his daily schedule. gym working with his physical education classes. Annual Staff GLENDA STOTESBERRY TOMMY CULBRETH MARY FRANCES PEED BARBARA CLIFTON RALPH GURGANUS NARCISSA HARRISON MRS. LUCIA LONG . Editor-In-Chief Business Manager Advertising Manager Art Editor Sports Editor Photographic Editor Faculty Advisor Work, Work, Work FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Narcissa Harrison, Mary Peed, Glenda Stotesberry, Tommy Culbreth, Barbara Clifton . . . SECOND ROW: Flossie Nooney, Billy Faulkner, Charles Watson, Wayne West, Betsy Lowry, Bobby Mobley. Pictured on the sides are (left), Glenda our editor, and (right), Mrs. Long our sponsor, both busily at work on the annual. MR. JOHN W. WALKER Principal MR. ROY F. LOWRY Superintendent These two men promote the progress and education of our own school and of our county schools as well. District School Committee Looking at our new school site are, left to right, Mr. C. W. Dinkins, Chairman; Mr. Lloyd Owens, Vice- chairman; and Mr. R. J. Frymier, Secretary. These men are very important in helping our school function properly. FACULTY A better Home Economics Department, Band, and Industrial Arts Department, is the main topic of these three teachers. Miss Brinkley, Mr. Black, and Mr. Rawls. These teachers, Mr. Holliday, Vd . Foster, Mr. Finch, and Mr. Inabinett, are reviewing the possibilities of our winning the basket- ball conference. We wonder what is being discussed in the Launge by Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Hough, and Mrs. Liverman. Could it be (horrible) detention hall this afternoon. SENIORS BRUCE WAYNE WRIGHT Senior Class President Class Officer 4; Football 1, 2, Manager,- Football 4; Baseball 1, 2; Safety Patrol 1 ; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 1; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior- Senior Waiter 2, CECILE YVONNE WILLINGHAM Senior Class Vice-President Class Officer 2, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4,- Glee Club 4. JOHN ROBERT ADAMS Safety Patrol 1; Football 3, 4. ARCHIE ONWARD ANGE Band 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 2; F. F. A. 1. SARAH VIRGINIA ANGE F, H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS EUGENE BROWN Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; Safety Patrol 1. LOIS JEAN MOBLEY Senior Class Secretary Class Officer 2, 4; F. H. A. 1, 1 , 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4- Majorette 2, 3 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Annual Staff 3; Priio Queen 3. BETTY LOU DAVENPORT Senior Class Treasurer Class Officer 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4- Monogram 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Annual Staff 1 . SENIORS JEAN OWENS BREEDLOVE F. H. A. 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 4; Basketball I 2, 3. JULIAN ERNEST CARR Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Mcncgram Club 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Student Council 3; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; Industrial Arts Club 4. PATTERSON LAWRENCE CARTER Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. BARBARA ANNE CLIFTON Basketball 1, 2, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Annual Staff 4. MARY LOUISE CRATCH Student Council 1; Monogram Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Basketball 3, 4 . ova« x DAVID CULBRETH Student Council 3, 4; Band 1; Safety Patrol 1, 2; Class Officer 2; Football 4; Basketball Manager 3; Monogram Club 3, 4. THOMAS CLARENCE CULBRETH 4-H Club 1; Panther Staff 1; Annual Staff 4. FRANK GORDON DEW Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Mono- gram Club 3, 4; Safety Patrol 1, 2; Foot- ball Manager 4. SENIORS RALPH HILLIARD GURGANUS Safety Patrol 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Mono- gram Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Junior-Senior Waiter 2. IVY JOEL HARDISON Class Officer 1; F. H. A. 1,2; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1. JOYCE FAYE HARDISON Citizenship Award 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 4. PEGGY JEAN HARDISON E. H. A. 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 3; 4-H Club 1. JUNE JENEAN HARRISON F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. NARCISSA ANN HARRISON Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 3; Glee Club 4; Chief Marshal 3; Panther Staff 2, 4; Annual Staff 4; Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; All-Conference Basketball 3. PAUL JETHRO Safety Patrol 1; 4-H Club 1; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. PHILLIP EDWARD JETHRO 4-H Club 1; Safety Patrol 1; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. SENIORS MARY ALICE KELLY Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram CJub 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Student Council 2; Class Officer 1 . RUTH CHRISTINE MARRINER F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2. ESSIE MAE McCLURE F. H, A. 1. CONNIE GAYLORD MIZELLE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Safety Patrol 1, 2; Panther Staff 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Basketball 1, 4, Manager,- Monogram Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. HOWARD CLAYTON MODLIN 4-H Club 1, 2; Basketball 3; Baseball 1; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. PAUL BURTON NICKENS, JR, Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2; Commencement Marshal 3; National Honor Society 4; Panther Staff 4. SUZANNE MacARTHUR OWENS Basketball 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Safety Patrol 1; Majorette 2, 3, 4. MARY FRANCES PEED Student Council 1; 4-H Club 1; Class Officer 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior-Senior Wai- tress 2; Safety Patrol 1, 2; Majorette 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Panther Staff 4. SENIORS JESSE RUDOLPH RESPASS ustrial Arts Club 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Safety Patrol 2. GERALD GRAY SAWYER Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Basketball 4; Glee Club 1; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4. ANNETTE GAYLE SKILES Student Council 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; May Day Queen 1; Junior-Senior Waitress 2. BENNIE STOTESBURY Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; 4-H Club 2; Safety Patrol 2. GLENDA LOIS STOTESBERRY Commencement MarsFial 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Panther Staff 1, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Class Officer 2; Band 4; F. H. A. 1, 2 , 3. PHILLIP WAYNE STYONS Football 3, 4; Monogram 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Band 1; Basketball 4. LEE THOMAS SWAIN Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. HELEN MARGARETTE TAYLOR 4-H Club 1, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 3, 4. SENIORS JOHN MERRITT TAYLOR Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. MARYLEE FRANCES TROGDON Safety .Patrol 1; Glee Club 4; Band 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. HENRY WARREN TURNER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 4. MARY ANN UCHA Kappa Sigma 3; Girls ' AtFiletic Association 1, 2 , 3; Girls ' Chorus 2; Basketball 4. LARRY IRVING WATSON Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Safety Patrol 1 . MARION ALICE WHITE 4-H Club 1, 2; F. H. A. 1. LOUISE NYAL WOMBLE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Monogram 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Class Officer 1; Safety Patrol 2; Band 1; Glee Club 4. CHARLES ROSS BROOKS Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Thespian Staff 2; Usher Club 1, 2, 3. MOST DEPENDABLE MOST ORIGINAL Connie Mizelle Glenda Stotesberry Eugene Brown MOST POPULAR WITTIEST Marylee Trogdon Nyal Womble Paul Nickens Tommy Culbreth m fes- Bnml 1 igg PHI Rfiji HMSt:- m nTtfi pi MOST INTELLECTUAL CUTEST Joyce Hardison Bruce Wright MOST ARTISTIC BEST DANCERS Barbara Clifton Tommy Culbreth Frank Dew Mary Frances Peed MOST ATHLETIC MOST DIGNIFIED Eugene Brown Gayle Skiles Nyal Womble Larry Watson MOST ATTRACTIVE MOST MUSICAL Betty Lou Davenport Narcissa Harrison Lee Swain Frank Dew BEST ALL- AROUND BEST PERSONALITY Betty Lou Davenport Lois Mobley David Culbreth Lee Swain W-3 v: MOST LIKELY IP SUCCEED FRIENDLIEST Ivy Joel Hardison Narcissa Harrison Bruce Wright 1. J. R. Respass 2. Paul Nickens 3. John Adams 4. Gayle Skiles 5. Frank Dew 6. Henry Turner 7. Connie Mizelle 8. Christine Marriner 9. Bruce Wright 10. Mary Frances Peed 11. June Harrison 12. David and Tommy Culbreth 13. Lois Mobley 14. Barbara Clifton 15. Jean Hardison 16. Ivy Hardison 17. Onward Ange 18. Marylee Trogdon 19. Mary Alice Kelly 20. Joyce Hardison 21. Benny Stotesbury 22. Eugene Brown 23. Suzanne Owens 24. Bonnie Willingham 25. Glenda Stotes- berry 26. Narcissa Harrison 27. Nyal Womble 28. 28. Lee Swain 29. Larry Watson 30. Mary Louise Cratch 31. Sarah Ange. MASCOTS LAURA INABINETT LONNIE CRADDOCK Class Poem Class Song TO PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL (Tune of Forever and Ever) Standing in majesty How tail dost thou tower In thy tremendous height, And we who know thee well Know the secret Of thy might. Thy secret lies Within the hearts Of every teacher dear. Without whose help we would be lost; They chart the course For us to steer. The four years hove ended Our high school days. With hearts unbending. We ' d like to praise All who hove mode These years such o joy; And now we ' ll ne ' er forget The days forever more. We ' re sod to be leaving our high school. The school that we oil love so well; And in our hearts we will always hold dear Our wonderful, happy high school years. Now we must leave NYAL WOMBLE And tread the well-worn path Lyric Composer That those before hove trod; Thou has been our guiding light To give us faith, to show t he way. And put our trust in God. MAE McCLURE Class Poetess It matters not what you ore thought to be, but what you ore. ' Class Colors Class Flower BROWN AND YELLOW YELLOW ROSE Homecoming Queen 1 . Mrs. Hough is shown as she works hard to help the senior students pass English. 2. Featured here is Bennie Stotesbury, one of our dependable bus drivers. 3. Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me ears. . . 4. The theme song for the prom of 1957 was Canadian Sunset. 5. The Student Council sold Cokes during activity. 6. Mary Ann Ucha was elected Homecoming Queen. 7. The Junior Class seems to be a happy one. 8. Everybody look happy! 9. Friends till the end! 10. Home Economic students wait in the hall, but it provides gossip time. 1 1 . Mrs. Liverman is exhausted after lab. 12. Oh, what a beautiful day! 13. Everybody, smile! 14. Get together at activity period. 15. All dressed up are some F. H. A. girls headed for a convention. 16. Pep rallies are fun on the days of big football games. 17. Wonder what is so fasinating. 18. Re-living last night ' s date. 19. Are_we-e-vef exhaostedf- JUNIORS Fanny Allen Larry Allen Bobby Ange Eugene Asby Sarah Bateman Owen Bishop Judy Boone Colon Bowen Lowell Bowen Sylvia Boyd Henry Bragg Leonita Clifton Wayne Cole Richard Gentry Warnie Gurkin Ann Hardison I ) JUNIORS Judy Harrison Gene Hassell John Jackson Allen Jeffcoat Clarine Jeffcoat Faye Knopps Sandra Leggett Wynne Lindsey Robert Lovic Joyce Luke David Mizelle Bobby Mobley Flossie Nooney Betty Oliver Billy Oliver Eddie Overton JUNIORS Carol Ann Owens David Peele Rachel Peele Don Phelps Marion Phelps Marion Ragland G. C. Richards Gloria Roberson Eleanor Styons Lorna Swain Betty Jo Tetterton Gilbert Tetterton Claud ia Walker Harry Ward Richard West Jerry Williams William Whitley SOPHOMORES Marion Allen Elton Ange Ann Armstrong Mary Atomonchuck Gloria Barnes Russell Bland Rosa Brickhouse Grady Brownfield Bill Chesh ire Al Cox Alice Culbreth Gracie Davis Eddie Dawley Joe Early Carolyn Hardison Phyllis Hardison Tommy Hardison Buddy Harrison SOPHOMORES Greta Hassell Harvie Hill Patsy Holliday Lois McNair Brenda Mizelle Ellen Mizelle Wayne Mobley Jack Nobles Linda Papineau Mary Knopps Betsy Lowry Johnny Marrow Sue Hooker Larry Hopkins Rosa Hopkins Mary Stuart Joyner Kathryn Keel Darrell Kelley Eva Spruill Linda Styons Patsy Styons Tommy Terry Billy Tetterton Brenda Warren George Waters Wayne West Morgan Williams SOPHOMORES Faye Respass Raye Respass Tommy Sanderson Marcia Sawyers Golden Simpson Margaret Simpson Leroy Sitterson Frank Skiles Gail Spencer FRESHMEN Gerald Allen Julian Allen John Andrews Franklin Cherry Dorothy Coburn Linda Currie Billy Faulkner Jimmy Fleming Alan Ganderson Michael Garret John Ange Kelly Ange Lillie Arnold Charles Bowen Hughes Boyd Charlotte Brockhard Jimmy Browning Charles Carr Conley Carter [ 28 ] FRESHMEN Ted Ha ire Billy Hall Lynn Hardison Jimmy Harrison Kathryn Harrison Vance Harrison Barbara Hawkins Peggy Hawkins Patricia Johnson Robert Johnson Bobby Kelly Wingate Kimbrough Peggy Leary John Lee Charlotte Lipscomb Rebecca Long Frank Lowry Charlotte Melton Susan Mills [ 29 ] FRESHMEN w ' n Lois Swain Juanita Taffer David Tyree Mary Clyde Waters Vicky Waters Charles Watsan Larry Mizelle Hal Mobley Lillian Ormond Pat Owens Dianne Phelps Wayne Pridgen Martha Blount Rodman Eugene Satterthwaite Geraldine Sitterson David Smith Marilyn Smith Reg Smith [ 30 ] Future Homemakers of America This is the F. H. A. Float as seen in the Homecaming Day parade. The afficers are busy planning the next meeting. The F. H. A. is composed of girls whose goals are to train themselves for homemaking careers and for participation in activities at home, at school, and in their community. The officers are; President, Gayle Skiles; Vice-President, Betty Oliver; Secretary, Betsy Lowry; Treasurer, Sue Hooker; Reporter, Rachel Peele; Song Leader, Mary Stuart Joyner; Parliamentarian, Marcia Sawyers; Historian, Wynne Lindsey. TW il 4 || National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization that is active in our school. It is looked upon by the school with respect and pride. Members are chosen on the basis of leadership, character, scholarship, and service. They are are follows: Judy Harrison, Bruce Wright, Narcissa Harrison, Glenda Stotesberry, Mrs. Long, Connie Mizelle, Betty Oliver, Joyce Luke, Betty Tetterton, Mary Peed, Susan Lentz, Mrs. Hough, Billy Oliver, Paul Nickens, Harry Ward, David Peele, Owen Bishop, Mrs. Lucas. Panther Staff The Panther is the school newspaper sponsored by the National Honor Society. The staff publishes approximately three editians each year. The members are, left to right: Billy Oliver, Paul Nickens, Connie Mizelle, Owen Bishop, David Peele, Mrs. Lucas, Joyce Luke, Glenda Stotesberry, Mary Peed, Narcissa Harrison. Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders are those who wholeheartedly back our athletic teams, Come Rain or Shine. They lead our pep rallies as well as the cheering at ball games. They are a great support for the teams. Centered are co-captains, Mary Alice Kelly, Kathryn Keel, in the semi-circle, Mary Attaman- chuk, Martha Rodman, Flossie Nooney, Monty Hardison, Nyal Womble, Joyce Hardison, Patty Johnson, Gloria Roberson. Monogram Club The Monogram Club is an organization of students who have earned letters because of their achievements in the various sports that the school sponsors. They are Narcissa Harrison, Betty Daven- port, Connie Mizelle, Mary Peed, Lois Mobley, Mr. Foster, Suzzane Owens, Mary Cratch, Mary Kelly, Kathryn Keel, Flossie Nooney, Bobby Lovic, Eugene Brown, Patty Johnson, Martha Blount Rodman, Nyal Womble, Mary Attamanchuk, Joyce Hardison, Gloria Roberson, Monty Hardison, Henry Bragg, Al Cox, Lowell Bowen, Marion Allen, Bruce Wright, Paul Nickens, Phillip Styons, Don Phelps, David Culbreth, Gene Asby, Ralph Gurganus, Bobby Mobley, Wayne Mobley, Larry Watson, Elton Ange, Harvey Hill, Owen Bishop, Frank Dew, John Jackson, Golden Simpson, David Peele. School Choir The School Choir has eighteen members, who hove shown great signs of improvement since they were organized by Mr. Ernest Black last October. They meet every week to practice songs selected by the members. They are as follows: Mary Cratch, Glenda Stotesberry, Bonnie Willingham, Ellen Mi- zelle, Betsy Lowry, Joyce Hardison, Linda Papineau, Lois McNair, Sandra Leggett, Peggy Hawkins, Marylee Trogdon, Marcia Sawyers, Suzzanne Owens, Nyal Womble, Jessie Hardison. Office Staff The Office Staff consists of seven students who take care of the office during each school day. The staff answers the telephone, runs errands, and assists the principal in every way possible. They ore as follows: Judy Boone, Flossie Nooney, J. R. Rerpass, Suzzane Owens, Tommy Culbreth, Claudia Walker, Susan Lentz. 4-H Club The 4-H Club is an organization which promotes tour major goals: head to clearer thinking, heart to greater loyalty, hands to larger service, and health for better living for our club, our community, and our country. They ore Mrs. Darden, Rachel Peele, Mary Attomonchuk, Bonnie Willingham, Glenda Stotesberry, Suzzane Owens, Phillip Styons, Mr. Outlaw, Alice Culbreth, Sarah Bateman, Brenda Mizelle, Peggy Hawkins, Peggy Leary, Lois Swain, Linda Cole, Peggy Jackson, Frank Skiles, Jimmy Harrison, Gerald Allen, Larry Hopkins, Tommy Hardison, John Lee, Henry Turner, Charlette Simpson, Claudia Walker, Margarette Taylor. Bus Drivers Our ' bus drivers have one of the most important duties to perform. They must drive with care and caution, so they can safeguard the lives of the students of Plymouth High School. Pictured below are Leonard Davis, Gene Hassell, Paul Jethro, G. C. Richards, Benny Stotesbury, Lee Swain, Julian Carr. Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Club was organized in 1957 with seventeen members. The Club strives to pro- mote industrial arts in the school and community, to develop sound leadership, and to promote fellow- ship and growth among the students of Industrial Arts in the high school. WAYNE COLE President DON PHELPS Secretary RICHARD WEST Vice-President BOBBY MOBLEY Treasurer BUDDY HARRISON Reporter JULIAN CARR Sergeant-at-Arms HENRY BRAGG Sergeant-at-Arms Student Council Pictured above are members of the Student Council. They are Connie Mizelle, Mary Joyner, Linda Styons, Jimmy Fleming, Mr. Rawls, Eugene Brown, Owen Bishop, Joyce Luke, Barbara Hawkins, Gloria Roberson, Gayle Skiles, David Smith, Buddie Harrison, Billy Hall, Billy Oliver, David Culbreth, Harry Ward, Wayne West, Larry Watson, Martha Rodman, Kathryn Keel. The Student Council teaches the principles of democracy by actual participation. It should not be called self-government. It is not; it is student participation in school government and management. The aim of the Council is to establish better understanding between faculty and students, to afford training in citizenship, to unify all student organizations under one governing body, and to promote the general welfare of the school. EUGENE BROWN President OWEN BISHOP Vice President LINDA STYONS JIMMY FLEMING Treasurer Student Council Activities Miss Betty Lou Davenport, runner-up for Homecoming Queen. Pictured above is the Homecoming Queen of 1957-58, Miss Mary Ann Ucha. The winning Homecoming float, | which was entered by the Junior | Class, is pictured above with Sarah | Bateman. The Student Council endeavors to sponsor activities that will be of interest and will benefit the Student Body of Plymouth High School. The first Homecoming, sponsored by the Council, was held October 19. The Council also sent delegates from the school to the North Carolina Student Council Congress at Hickory, October 27-29. These are the delegates who attended the NCSCC at Hickory: David Culbreth, Eugene Brown, Owen Bishop. MR. BLACK Director Plymouth High Pictured above is the band practicing far the Homecoming Day. LOIS McNAIR Drum Major Plymouth High School Majorettes; Lois Mobley, Janet Bruce, Lois Roberson, Jean Tetterton, Robin Horner, Suzzane Owens. School Band Pictured above is the Plymouth High School Bond. The bond is on the upgrade to achieving even greater success. The bond is more highly organized vv-ith three sergeonts-ot-orms, and o demerit system has been set up. The bond backed our football boys all the way for every home game and a few out-of-town games. The majorettes are some of the best in Eastern Carolina. Our chief has done a fine job. The band has participated in our Homecoming Day and Tarboro Homecoming Day. We owe the success thus far to our deserving director, Mr. Black. The band officers are busy plan ning the next out-of-town trip. Basketball I. We really do think a great deal of Mrs. Long, our senior sponsor. 2. Oh, to be juniors again! 3. Mr. Inabinett was a great help in all of the high school ' s sports. 4. P-L-Y-M-O-U-T-H. 5. Perhaps Jerry is saying, I am late again! 6. In the cool of the evening .... 7. The girls ' basketball team is shown in a huddle with their outstanding coach, Mr. Foster. 8. J. R. is another one of our good bus drivers. 9. School is not all play, is it, Harvey? 10. Bill is always looking forward to the brighter side of life. II. Don Phelps seems to enjoy Industrial Arts while working on a ' project. 12. The cheering squad will miss the senior cheerleaders next year. 13. ... and if you do not have the desire to win, you won ' t. 14. Mr. Holliday works deligently both in class and in sports. 15. J-U-N-l-O-R. Girls Basketball r: - r, Left to Right: Brenda Warren, Lois McNair, Mary Peed, Narcissa Harrison, Nyal Womble, Suzanne Owens, Joyce Hardison, Coach Foster, Lois Mobley, Betty Lou Davenport, Wynne Lindsey, Mary Joyner, Kathryn Keel, Patsy Holliday, Susan Mills,- managers, Mary Louise Cratch and Connie Mizelle. The Pantherettes basketball team had plenty of experi- ence; all six starters were se- niors, although, they did not have height. Under the guidance of Coach Foster, the Panther- ettes had a five-hundred record for the first four games, losing to Belhaven and Jamesville by a small margin. Narcissa Harrison, an All- Conference forward, led the Pantherettes with an average of 27 points per game. Mary Peed is being closely guarded by Creswell, Womble puts it in to raise the score, during our while she is trying to raise the score for Plymouth. first ballgame of the season, against Creswell. Boys Basketball The Panthers basketball team was made up mainly of underclassmen, with only four seniors out for the team. The team was under the supervision of Coach A. J. Holliday. The Panthers won two of the first four games, losing to Creswell, whom they had previously beaten, and Jamesville. Eugene Brown and Larry Watson were the Big Guns in the scoring department. Left to Right: Billy Hall, Wayne Mobley, Golden Simpson, Robert Johnson, Larry Watson, jimmy Fleming, Coach Holliday, Frank Dew, Eugene Brown, Paul Nickens, Henry Bragg, Frank Lowry, Elton Ange; Bobby Kelly, Manager. rebound Plymouth is first to score in the Creswell game Brown tries for a Football JOHN JACKSON Co-captain EUGENE BROWN Co-captain JOSEPH FOSTER Head Coach The Panthers had a mediocre season, winning 2 games, losing 7, tying 1. The team was young and inexperienced, but it showed great possibilities. Some of the outstanding players of the season were Eugene Brown, John Jackson, Larry Watson, Golden Simpson, David Peele, and others. Although the Panthers did not win all the games, we are sure they learned more than just the technicalities of football. Plymouth passes for yardage. Plymouth stops Wiiliamston for (no gain). mm Coach Foster is giving last-minute information to the Panthers before Plymouth-Williamston game. Plymouth Panthers Pictured above are Plymouth High School Panthers. FIRST ROW: Coach Foster, Bruce Wright Paul ' ' P B ' lly Tetterton, Eugene Brown, John Jackson, Henry Turner, Russell Bland Wayne Mobley, Vance Harrison . . SECOND ROW: John Adams, Ralph Gurganus, Frank Lowry, Alan Gan- derson, David Culbreth, Eugene Satterthwaite, Marion Allen, Robert Ange, Al Cox Elton Anqe- Frank Dew, Manager . . THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Charles E. Inabinett, Harvey Hill, Golden Simpson Larry Watson, Jimmy Fleming, David Peele, Gene Asby, Robert Johnson, Billy Hall, Charles Watson ' Morgan Williams. Plymouth stops Williamston on first play of the game. Williamston loses the ball two minutes before half-time. The coach is explaining plays to the boys on a rainy day in the gym. 1. We have obtained a new school bus. 2. Did we win the gome? 3. Mr. Block has done o tine job of forming o glee club. 4. Helping with decorations is Mr. Foster, who renders his service willingly. 5. Here is the boll team in o huddle with Mr. Holliday, their coach. 6. Some fun is good for the spirit. 7. Connie stays busy with school activities. 8. Joyce is happy with life. 9. Go, Ponthers, go ' 10. Faithful friends. 11. The Twilighters were o popular vocal group. 12. Try smiling awhile, it is good for you. 13. Featured here are three senior majorettes, who will be missed next year. 14. Won- der what the outcome will be. 15. Most of all, we are proud of the student body. [ 48 ] -g gf tf c wA ej 9 y JS 4 . - - l 2 £ 2 hCAj r ,1, Congratulations Mj i-CaaSB CriaM h _ - f — • ;r- — H- gSL, _ 2 35 � g SS 6 gtje O ' Betty Lou Davenport ■ y Jplian Carr - — SiwS4 ren K06r - 5 ' gi x JeanTTardison lnop6|g� LulbreUi t y Narcissa garrison - — ' f cfr T 1 i OMoe McClure y • J. R. Respass , LoL ean Mobley Jerry Sawyer x sN t, .£i g yO MOTyTranues r CMyTt mjU hsuM. pLy„e ' . feyte; Jargarettf ' noylor C-- ' Larry vVatson Charles Brooks y5 Mary Ann Ucna Alice White ileXv 5 .p eJ ,ata, CL rxJZ %SL � V FROM WOMBLE DRUG ijj (y ' Op.r-f ' ! . - f . , . vT J ' j: u y‘ y!j 4 ' ■ , J ' ' yOy -y fj j Jy ■yfr . 07 ' - ' x yy yJ y -yf- yy, S ' yy fj - ■fyy j-j-‘-yry yy, ' 4 j- ' ' ' -y ' yy yyj y.oj ' o y .jy jyy - y yyy,jy7- ' ?.yy ' y’ y . , . y , _ • _ y. J„.,,j . . - jy ' y.y t -yLT A y ■ ' ■’ ! yyrj J yu yy- AM :r J c-y , yy-y y y,. Helping America Make Better Use Of Its Resources -y ' [y vy ' i TV- ' -- y yy. y, y y y y ■ . . y ' ' 1 i S? cIOTERMTIOML BROTHERHOOD OF V ' PULP, SULPHITE, m PAPER MILL J S ' ■ V - ■T 5 WORKERS - S J A. F. OF L and PLYMOUTH LOCAL M. N V ' - - _ . PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA feo . CjS aJm jul ibr r) j- a ycLp i u A L - JjuaA y n cjcaJI j y i yfyk A y? y f fj •• f A KEY TO OPPORTUNITY IN THE FUTURE OA yVY y 4 ryf .“ k y yfyAlt ' y6Ay Dear Seniors; As you leave behind the childish phases of life, you step into an adult life, where you put into practice the basic principles of mathematics, science, English, and other high school courses. With these courses as a foundation of your education, it will be left up to you to increase your knowledge. The North Carolina Pulp Company hopes that you will take advantage of the many opportunities that will come to you in the future. PLYMOUTH COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF PLYMOUTH FURNITURE COMPANY “PLYMOUTH FURNITURE CENTER” Quality Home Furnishings ESSOTANE GAS SERVICE ) jr, i , Da PLYMOUTH OIL COMPANY ■ J Distributors of TEXACO PRODUCTS and FIRESTONE TIRES PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA ' COMPLIMENTS THE JEWEL SHOPPE — Plymouth ' s New Jewelry Center dC, DIAMOI - WAyPHES - SILVER ' It Pays to Pay The Jewel Shoppe Way E. E. HARRELL J. E. BATEMAN, Manager PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA TO THE SENIORS FROM J • TiMcONGR JjP ' M ' WEAVER ' S STUDIO Commercial and Portrait Photography Personality Portraits With an Accent on Glamour PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of HORTON’S FLOWER SHOP “Flowers for Every Occasion” Member of Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of Custom grinding and mixing use your grain for low cost production. Compl iments Of OR. T. L. BRAY Compliments Of PLYMOUTH CLINIC PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations, Seniors W. C. REID AND CDMPANY For the finest in musical supplies Rocky Mount, North Carol ina Compliments Of EVELYN WOOLARD Plymouth, North Carol ina COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS BROWN OF SUPPLY COMPANY NEW BERN RETAIL LUMBER AND PROVISION COMPANY BUILDING SUPPLIES Wilson Street, Extended NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of PLYMOUTH BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION Invest Your Savings For The Future In The Plymouth Building And Loan Association All Investments Insured PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of BERKLEY FEED COMPANY Plymouth, North Carolina KELLY’S SUPERETTE “Where your business is appreciated.” Plenty of free parking Plymouth, North Carol ina Compliments Of THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member of F . D. I. C Member of Federal Reserve System Plymouth, North Carolina GOLF ROAD SERVICESTATION Sinclair Products Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone 433—6 J. E. Hardison, Owner PI ymouth. North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF POOLE ' S FROZEN and CANNED FOODS BUTNER, ROCKY MOUNT, DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF H. E. HARRISON WHOLESALE COMPANY BUILDING SUPPLIES GROCERIES PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA ; t J I , I • OOQD PLiASiD O U e STS NI€A«O-� t0M« ISIAIS CITY ritlL BllPm« iMUA� 4nANM— rimiiiieii— Bcrtoif— MtTM V I Compliments Of THE POST OFFICE PERSOMEL Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments Of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Jack Strader, Manager West Water Street Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments Of SWAIN GAS COMPANY Plymouth, North Carol ina COMPLIMENTS OF RED FRONT GROCERY GROCERIES - MEATS - HARDWARE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES GENERAL MERCHANDISE S. H. HOPKINS JR., Owner PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF The Montgomery - Green Company, Inc. S ' fQOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA OMPLl; Complimerrts Of SON S GROCERY and “ yiCK LUNCH m4aTS - V NCY GROCERIES , :TgS ;o0 PRODucTs Phone 6641 CAROLINA MAYOR A. J. RIDDLE PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of MARROW’S AMOCO CENTER Plymouth, North Carol ina Congratulations, Seniors! L.S. THOMPSON Phone 292-6 Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments Of LYMOUTH TELEVISION CENTER 111 Water Street Phone 337—1 “Service is the unseen value in the appliance you buy from us. Plymouth, North Carolina Sales and service for Motorola, Philco, RCA, and Zenith Television and Radio W. B, Cherry 115 Walter Street Plymouth North Carolina Congratulations, Seniors of ' 58 MAYFLOWER RESTAURANT Plymouth, North Carol ina CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1958 SINCERE AND GOOD WISHES TO EACH MEMBER OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 19 58 FROM YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER THE ROANOKE BEACON PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of Compliments Of HELEN ' S BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 626-6 PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA RONALD TETTERTON PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF “Don’t Be A Litterbug.’’ LAUNDERETTE HARRY GURKIN, Owner Plymouth Garden Club PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of BOYD ' S FIRESTONE Tires, Batteries And Sporting Goods Phone 326-1 PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of PARENT -TEACHER ASSOCIATION PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS CRATCHES FLOWER Flowers For Every Occasion SHOP Day: 566-6 DIAL PLYMOUTH, Night, 509-1 NORTH CAROLINA All kinds of Sand wiches and Pies Compliments Of MRS. RUTH ALEXANDER Plymouth, North Carolina V. Complinoents Of 0 -- J MODLIN S- SE RVICE STATION « PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA -J � H . . . • .- r J t Compliments of QUALITY MOTORS One mile east on Mackey’s Road BODY and PAINT 7 COMPLIMENTS OF W. J. WOOLARD FURNITURE COMPANY LET ' S DO BUSINESS TOGETHER Phone 257-6 Plymouth, North Carol ina Plymouth, North Carolina MANNING SALES PLYMOUTH, COMPLIMENTS OF MOTOR COMPANY SERVICE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION For God And Country We Associate Ourselves Together. lAMES E. JETHRO PLYMOUTH, POST - 164 NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of ALLEN S STORE MEATS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS Phone 230-6 PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA ) - i ' ) j u Compliments Of E. G. ARPS PHONE 236- PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA ' M -t X A I L- . V.i f h . ‘ u COMPLIMENTS OF HORNER ' S FUNERAL HOME PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA j CONGRATULATIONS, The Seniors of ' 58 JUNIPER LODGE PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Distributor of EsM Produ I r P I yi ijQ thjEsso Station X i«1 Plymouth, N. C ington St et LIVERMAN ' S MEN ' S BOYS ' SHOP INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF PAPER MAKERS I EEL ' S SERVICE STATION ‘ SOyfWRN-HAR©WARE r: NORTH CAROLINA-. PLYMOUTH RLy_MOUTK NORTH CAROUNA COJylPLIMENTS OF ROANOKE FARMERS EJ CWAN . C©rfipliments Of 1. A. Stubp Ppdprietor OOodyear Service Stefion PLYMOUTH NORTH CAROLINA PLYMOUTH NORTH CAROLINA E pOD MA|K ”S®a Jeods of All Kinds PLYMOUTH, ORTH i Compliments Compliments Of B W MARKE PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA PLYMOUTH NORTH CAROLINA C ' PLYMOUTH, 1 l NORTH nt : ' Ui c:: PJi M _CjC( Plymouth, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER WARREN IMPLEMENT COMPANY PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA lents Of W. H. Peele, Sr. W. H. Peele, Jr. PEELE CLEANERS Main Street — Telephone 290-1 PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA -A COMPLIMENTS OF DR. A. L WHITEHURST CHIROPRACTOR 403 Washington Street Dial 327-6 PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF DR. B. W. CUTLER OPTOMETRIST PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Hi — Styles For Hi — Students BELK-TYLERS PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of JAMES H. WARD Insurance Agency Branch Office CAROLINA MOTOR CLUB PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of A. W. LIVERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Guaranteed Service and Security Phone 23 3-6 PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF FIDELITY INSURANCE AGENCY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE AND BONDS EMILY K. WATERS PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA IF IT ' S FLOWERS CALL C KATIE ' S FLORIST Complim ts Of PHONE 512-1 PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA LW-J N an ODMAN mcMwr COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments Of BAILEY and BAILEY W. L WHITLEY PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Plymouth. North Carolina A. R. PHELPS ELPS, oprietoc. LYMOUJH, uiL Vv%! s. BEAI PLYMOUTH, PPE ' NORTH CAROLINA Z€9 £ CJDMPIJMENTS OF - L gB 5 Sdfr L cZ MITCriELL URNlTURE “ 7 COMPANY { lJ PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of RANKINGS SHOE REPAIR PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of GANDERSON QUALITY SHOP Plymouth ' s Best Men ' s and Boys ' Shop PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of HASSELL BROTHERS BAKERY PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of MRS. HELEN KOCHELIS GROCERIES-MEATS FROZEN FOODS Phone 674—1 P iymouth, North Carol ina Compliments Of MAYTAG GAS and APPLIANCE CO. PYOFAX GAS P 0, Box 126 1 1 3 Washington St,, Phone 667-6 North Carol ina CompI iments Of - — OWENS BROTHERS Plymo uth, North Carolina ' orapl iments Compliments Of CITY MARKET SINCLAIR PRfQDU Tom Gardner, Prop Plymouth, North Carolina Phon( Plymouth, 425-6 North Carolina Compliments Of QUALITY CLEANERS Prompt pick-up and delivery service Let our phone line be your clothes line Phone 232-6 Charles E. Brinn Plymouth, North Carol ina CompI iments Of WILLIAMS’S 5 10INC. Plymouth, North Carolina i) N-- Compliments Of DAVENPORT HARDWARE PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments Of THE PEOPLE ' S BARBER SHOP HARDISON ' S AMOCO STATION GAS GROCERIES PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA L S. HARDISON, Owner PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of Compliments Of TETTERTON DAIRY BAR WINONA BOYD ' S BEAUTY SHOP PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA A FROSTY TREAT FOR THE FAMILY PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA ' ■■ ' p (V . f Compliments Of r SIMPSON ' S BARBECUE STAND Sandwiches Soft Drinks Plate Lunches Compliments Of „ GREEN OIL CO. Bar— B— Q - Groceries Kader Simpson, Owner PLYMOUTH, NORTH CAROLINA North Carolina Compliments Of LATHAM’S Compliments Of GILMER AYERS The family shoe center For Men For Ladies Bob Smart Freeman - Fashion Craft BUS STATION SINCLAIR SERVICE Gas, oil, wash, and grease Phone 246—6 For Chi Idren American Boy and Billiken PI ymouth, North Carolina Compliments Of CLARENCE and PEARL’S PLACE Groceries Cafe Sinclair Products Roper Highway Phone 611—8 Plymouth, North Carolina Compliments Of WALKER MOTORS CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service — Dial 271—1 East Main Street Plymouth, North Carolina CompI iments Of HARRIS’ GROCERY Groceries — Meats Frozen Foods - Fresh Vegtables Phone 442—1 Plymouth, North Carolina I - ,y J 4 , 7 y ViT- ( -• ■ ' ■0 «% X ' - ✓ X vj I r’j. v 4 ' Mrs. Allen W. Peed • . y.,,J :- ' .-y CompI i ments Of -t. V - -■U f ' 7 wi..- ' ' -t_. :; Mrs. Helen F. Brown Mr. S. B. Moljley ,Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nickens Mr. and Mrs. C A. Cratch Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clifton ■- ' , O ' . yf Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Owens yr taj? Mr. and Mrs Frank Dew c ' X - r, ■■ ' ' _; ' v y Mr and Mrs. J. Richard Carr i rJy -y yO Mr. and Mrs, L. S. Skiles Mr. and Mrs. .Robert M, Wright Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Adams % Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ange Mr. and Mrs.J . E. Trogdon; m yy Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ange, Sr f 0 Mr. and Mrs T C Culbreth Mr. and Mrs. C; 0. Kellyi,j -V- .e£c _ ... :,,. .-7 J Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fowler V Plymouth Hotel 7 I r.- True Temper (Corporation - 4.“ ' X. v,xa:Vi- ' Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Harrison iy., - y y cy ■■•■ ' - ' _ i 4 ■- ' 20 . ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marriner H. M Ramsey ,■ ' .-V fe- ' ” ■ V — ■ Jefferies Grocery Henry Freeman t ' i ' y — Mr. and Mrs. Alton C. Stotesberry - Mr., and Mrs. Roy Davenport o P. L. B rown -- - ' ij Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Womble P Jackie Lynn Shop J • Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mizelle V Benton and Swain Grocery ' ' J- - 7- - - 4 7 -.y., 4 , y vv . ' 9 - y € 9 y r y y y y A ) Cq APLIMENTS OF of M 0 II T H SCHOOL fmui- 1, Is it really she. 7. Latest fad? 2. Line-up. 8. Is it true ? ? ? 3. Laughing lovelies. 9. Soup ' s on. 4. The pause that refreshes. 10 . K. P. duty. 5. Attackedll! 11 . Kids III! 6. Jes ' taking it easy. 12. Our helper. [ 78 ] jy Autographs ■“A AJ! r V ' ' ■ 0 a l£ a y jL 5c - ' ‘ u. .-y 9Ua X . - }y.‘ XriX . Xed tojf ,aicXay . y AX XjX.t xxxrz . ‘T- 1 .-iu.cuJi.Xay ' JU A- ' IL- O £ ' Cl U. (XA UMy?7t jt:iU_. jlocoAt . tJ d 2X ‘-U C 0. 0 OC CA€ ATUAA tAc tox.- . uZl . ' As-e-nA t A . - OLOuCiu .X.-; d-Y-- A _,dA -fyitp • iiAjU ' ju rL.a- ‘co-oCA- 1- (C -C ' 6l A jAaZAic- (L f a uy. ' ils-cu Aou.H.y 6 l -iMAXj { :j O ' A_ c Lp AAoA ‘ tl AdpC ' il AL Aa - ' yniuiA Ao if dUAy UTX. :A U -i p Oy UX ' i- 7 Aiou ,AAi pDyiuiAJZAMil tJ- ' A ' ixJJXJ XcAp JAeA OxiA app VZceJL, .A t? L AA 22. ' cKAt 3i ZP pArAPh .yO Ly6 h ' - V” jLe ca JLJLp ,i