Savannah High School - Eagle Yearbook (Grifton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

759 59121012 Ofass 9f c340a121205 jlgyg Sogoof 60120?an 912017123 9011 10 gaze 7 6171139 Z0175 019 a120f 019111 Our 6 1112121011 11122, Orymu'zafions 5430f 97011111111193 gro 11120f Our CSCgOOf M 7110 21;; . . 759 1963 Cayfe - .xw4 ; amyi-w YEARBOOK EDITOR Nathaniel Speight CO-Editor Alvin Ray McNeal Literary Editor Addie Farrow Business Mgr. 8: Asst. YEARBOOK STAFF Business Mgrs. Artists geogcafz'on This Dedicationcomes as an expression of appreciation and gratitude to many of our deserving members of the Savannah Family. These individuals have so zealously blazed the ediicational paths for us at Savannah. Knowing that these members have made use of their opportunities and have set pre- cedents for us intheir fields of endeavor, we, the YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS,express deeply the sentiments of the entire student body and faculty members When we humbly dedicate this 1963 edition to Our Beloved Alumni. Wmmmm m When we glance back at their past achievements and review their contributions to their Alma Mater, we graciously respect with pride and acknowledge the accomplishments and feats of their endeavors. Some of them pioneered certain activities around the school, while others contributed ! morally to the growth of our school program. Aspecial recognition is directed to the 1957 graduates of Savannah, who through toil, l patience, and courage, initiated the first edition of the school's yearbook, The Eagle. A token of gratitude is extended to the class of 1957. CLASS OF 1957 Geraldine S. Russell '57 Deceased - 1962 Ethel L. Frizzell and William Farrow Yearbook Staff Members '57 Bonnie C. Graham Literary Editor '57 Evelyn Koonce Williams Co-Editor '58 Annie Wiggins Literary Editor ' 5 8 Gfdss 9f 1959 :Deog'cafz'on WWW Ruby Mae McLawhorn '60 Linwood Sutton Literary Editor Editor '59 Lola Tillman Zella Jones Dunn '60 Charlotte Dawson Typist '59 Co-Editor '59 Gfass 0 1961 Cfass onl962 A . . Nellie Kinsey Evangeline ,i Lllllan M.l Chapman '61 Co-Editor Croom Typlst: , , My D 6.2 62 . ra .Rouse Geor e Farrow .2 therary Editor '81 Edgitor '62 2 i Evelyn Croom Marsha Chapman Ruby Z. Sutton Typist '62 Typlst '62 Typist '61 Leroy Hicks '62 Johnnie Stevens Yearbook Staff ember '61 Wma Wafer GQJD . ex 2 t :5 F593 5Q v33 J v j KER fng? Mg 3E: c '1 Q 1x83. 13 SLJSEx; h: 1 3 t W Ea i e f4 33? w jfow we a fave fgz's agar ' x 2 505006 00 geneafg Me 045 a120fp112e, Jlfere f0 ya112 e120 wfeaf e gar oarezfure years. we gave sfuog'eof 122 012 y 1 1 a wy 479th; f0 yd112 115 e wefozy $114 OfJofear cSaoannag ZUe afffooe you 30. W 5400121245 Jiyg, we fooe you Kb 9112 our gearfs we ire yrdfgng gar our scfoofso agar Zeneaff Me oaf a120fl0112e. 65012113: :71122e wszcomeJ 611i we wsz 12eje12 foryef 57f 1150f we were fdaygf gere. goreworof ii 'I The editors of this 7th volume of the EAGLE invite you 3; to look within its covers and find the hopes, dreams, and '3 aspirations, which the students of Savannah have shared 15;? throughout this year. The school year 1962-63 has been . .crowned with moments of Sue ce 8 s and victories, inter- t '; spersed at times with disappointments and failures which L have spurred us onward to make our future achievements . J ;f more successful. 1 1 . When years have passed and we look back in retrospect gfgz't to the 1963 edition of the EAGLE, no doubt a wave of nos- VA; 9 '66 talgia will oyerwhelm us as the me morie s of dear ole 1. Savannah return. Through this publication, we have attempted to capture the spirit of the school year, recapture some of our most .. significant events and describe the various curricula acti- 1,1Vities and organizations around the school. Here is the 1963 EAGLE . . . . . . May it bring you .as 1 much happiness and inspiration as it has brought to thqseug of us who have worked so diligently in its presentation.-'iz; , ' 31- ,, 93213,.3433333. . . , .. .N x , . . i .., h s 3 , x' - ,. .. . 6 N AKV- . A w: .' l. 51 -'.-7,.'-1- l 'w'yt - .. .... -. 't' 4, 1 . v' ,' .- M5 :4 9+: 393.5133b'i' ., . Mk, ,t . , -. 3.. , It 7 ., 740115? 13-23 Wigfelzcs 89-95 gcfzbziie 9 79-88 77$erfz'sem enls 107-116 12211215114429 01:2 Our Organization and Administration exist for the primary purpose of improving the educational program of our school. Emphasis is being placed on the co- ordination of instruction, activi- ties, and services into a total educational program which has a vital meaning to pupils, teachers and school patrons. Our policies, procedures, and activities which evolve from the areas of organization and adminis- tration are both compatible with the overall philosophy, under Which the school operates, and are well understood by all personnel within the school. f Wwymmmmww Mrs. Isabelle D. Roberts, Secretary Mr. Jim H. Jones, Asst. Principal ; . : LENOIR COUNTY MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION LE FT TO RIGHT - J. Talbot Capps, Earl Kinsey, Louis Smith, Lynwood Turner and Cephus Eubanks. Mr. H. Bullock Superintendent Miss Bessie M. Cox Supervisor Miss Merle E. Scott Supervisor 44$ gnsfracfors 0f 5912 01? 6011121? Mr. Chester Stocks Asst. Farm Agent Mrs. V. B. Bynum Home Demonstration Agent Mr. W. N. Payton, Farm Agent Pictured above are the Agricultural Extension Agents of Lenoir County, who work with Savannah School students in organized 4-H Clubs within the schools, as well as in the various communities. During the year there were four 4-H Clubs with a membership of 541. There were three district and 'two state winners from this group in 1962. gdCUffy Waigemafz'cs gnJcScz'ence 794059113 Mr. H. Carraway, D. H. Horton and J. R. Ford Realizing that Science and Mathematics have presented many challenges from the period of Aristotle to this present day and that the two fields are growing in importance every day, the science and mathematics teachers at Savannah High School are corrobo- rating on the new approaches of modern mathematics and sciences through a media of research and problem-solving. Each year these teachers attempt to approach their sub- jects from a modern standpoint. In mathematics special emphasis is laid on formulas, equations, mathematical graphs, dependence, algebraic computations and trigonometric functions. The science classes are taught more of the research and of the knowledge hoped to be gained from its scientific approach or research. Mr. J. E. Ormond Voc. Agriculture Consideration is the soil in which Wis dom may be expectedto grow and strength is given to every upspringing plant of duty, says Mr. J. E. Ormond. WWW Mug AM 5,3 agogoggogwggw W6 $066? Mrs. E. E. Berry 8; Mro Lester Moore WOC. Home ECJ Woe. Agricultura Szacuff Since our minds are somewhat like Parachutes and they function only when open, let us best keep them alert through English, quotes Mrs. S.L. Flanagan. Mrs. Sara L. Flanagan English ganyuaye 571119, 9? 012201209 ganyuayes gntf 5001bf CSCI'ezzce :Depdrlmenfs Romance Language Teachers Mr. J. H. Jones Civics, World Hist, U. S. History Mrs. B. W. Dixon Sociology, Econom- ics and U.S. His- tory Mrs. H. K. Isler World History and Geography gacaffy Mrs. V. C. Miller Comm ercz'af 6 0410. guzbfance Our successful Guidance Program has been centered around these three Guidance Counselors, who feel that if students have the ambition to achieve, they will become something better than what they are. They have availed them- selves at all times in assisting students in preparation of schedules, dis- semination of scholarship information, administering various testing programs Mrs. V. c. Miller and the aiding in job placement for students. Mrs. E. E. Berry Mrs. S. G. Miller r7527316 :Deparfm en! :Drz'oer aogzcafz'on ynsfrucfor Mr. L. E. Lewis gamiI Music Hath Charm to Soothe the Savage Beast Mrs. Earlene W. Coward, Band Miss Margarella Bridgers, Glee Club and Public School Music KPA ysicaf 8J10af1'012 $910!. They can conquer Who believe they can - but only through fair play and clean sportsmanship. Mrs. R. D. Harris and Mr. F. E. Taylor Mr. J. H. Bennett Mrs. R.D. Harris Mr. J.A. Smith 61y5 115 graog yeacgers Faithfully, we've toiled and striven, pressing on with higher aim, Gravely vying with each other, emulating men of fame. 19 ?acafg Miss L.B. Davis Mr. Harold Davis Mrs. E.D. McDowell 563091215 grace? yeacgers The harder the toil - the more glorious the triumph gramm a! Mrs. A.Z. Wooten Mrs. M.W. Washington Mrs. G.G. Alston 515015 91'0on geacgers Books are great things, wonderful things, the crystallized thoughts of master minds, that once poured forth fromthe living soul in words of fire and force, and that still communicate their messages to the world long after the minds which formulated them have ceased to think at all Of the thoughts of this world. 20 7dCaffy Mrs. H.J. Smith Mrs. L.M. Patterson Mrs. H.W. Loftin Mrs. H.G. Russell 994g 9mg yea C5613 Look not mournfully into the Past, It comes not back again. Wisely improve the Present . . Longfellow. graJe :Deparfmenf Mrs. H.L. Brown Mrs. A.D. Sanders Mrs. D.M. Perry Mrs. H.M. Shepherd 570111715 graofe 760059143 The face of labor has looked hard, harsh and repellent to many, but behind it Shines the face of victory for which one longs. salusl 1 ; Mrs. A. G. Pearson, Chairman First Grade Mrs. E. L. Moore, Chairman Second Grade It is not so much the work we accomplish, be it small or great, that counts in us as good or evil, but rather the motive of the heart that prompts the action, the thought of which the deed was born. Mrs. C.E. Moseley Mrs. S. Langston Dawson Mrs: M. M. Edwards Mrs. K. B. Jones Mrs. E.L. Woods 90011ny erarlm e12! Nwmaw , Q EEHEUN Mrs. D. B. Holley Chairman, Third Grade 23 Mrs. Z. P. King Mrs. R. L. Stanley Mrs. K. D. Duggins Mrs. H. B. Maye Miss D. E. POWell I hold it true that thoughts are things, Endowed with being, breath and wings, And that we send them fgrth to fill The world with good results or ill. Mrs. Nancy Sutton, Miss Ethel Frizzell, Mrs. Annie Sutton Students Line Up for Lunch Lunch Hour For manyyears our cafeteria has been one of our most considerate facilities of this educational institution, and who has made it more con- siderable than Mrs. Essie Sutton and other cafeteria personnel. To them goes our most profound and genuine sincerity. We, as students and faculty members, wish to thank them for being so loyal and faithful in cooperating with us to help make this 1962h63 school term a booming success. Mrs. Essie M. Sutton Mr. James C. Farrow Mr. Farrow Keeps Busy At His Daily Chores. Mrs. Doris Farrow, Mrs. Sarah Moore and Mrs. Minnie S. King Student Council Officers Student Council Vice President and President Talking Matters Over. To perpetuate the ideal of self- direction in molding the life of the students at Savannah High School, the Student Council and its auxiliaries attempt to give the student body free- dom to enjoy the rights and privileges which have been granted to the students in order that they may wholly enjoy the democratic atmosphere which exists at Savannah. The Student Council is c 0 mp o s e d of students elected by their respective classes. The working part of this complex organization is seen in its accomplishments. The Student Council is working industriously toward publishing Savannah's first print- ed handbook. Delegates from Savannah attended the State Convention held at Hillside High School, Durham, N. C. The Student Council also aided in fosteringthe improvement of the school's lunchroom program. Mrs. Bertha W. Dixon is our inspiring Counselor. 5 a hNQQNxXQ er RIGHT TO LEFTl Velma Sherrod, President; Thelma Barnes, Vice President; Alvin McNeal, Treasurer; Nettie Dixon, Secretary; Dorothy Isler, Assistant Secretary. As our last chapter is closed On our high school career, we hope to glance back over the years spent at Savannah and truthfully say we have benefited from all our experiences. We know that whatever we have accomplished here is merely a twig in the forest of life. We can only hope that our experiences at Savannah will help us to successfully traverse that forest. Nevertheless, high school has not answered all of our questions, it has only pres ented us with a little slice of life. We are still proudbecause we have come a long way down the road of study and understanding. We realize that a still greater challenge re- mains ahead. For some, this year will mean an end to our formal education; but for others, this milestone will open new avenues of study. When Finis is written to our years of sorrows and joys-triumphs and hardships, we believe that within our hearts we have the power to up- hold and foster the beliefs and ideals that have been instilled in us here at dear ole Savannah. Addie Mae Farrow '63 Addie M. Farrow Literary Editor MOST COURTEOUS MOST ATTRACTIVE MOST RESERVED MOST POPULAR MOST INTELLECTUAL FRIENDLIEST 58121be Of1963 JAMES EARL ARNOLD ROBERT LEE ADAMS SHEILA A. BAKER THELMA LEE BARNES MARY JEAN BECTON RANDOLPH A. BERRY MARY E. BREWER DORIS R. CANNON PAULINE CHAPMAN MARY ETHEL COWARD CLASS CLOWNS MOST VERSATILE CLASS BOSSES CLASS GRUMBLERS NEAT EST MOST STUDIOUS cSem'or Of 1963 EDWARD E. DAUGHETY SARAH ALICE DAUGHETY WILBERT LEE DAVIS FRED T. DIXON NETTIE JEAN DIXON WILLIE C. DIXON WILLIAM HENRY DOVE RALPH DELMON DUNN WILLIAM DUNK ANNIE LULA EDWARDS MOST ROMANTIC MOST ATHLETIC BEST DANCERS CUTEST E F A O L S S A L C BEST ALL-AROUND 5910be3 W1963 ADDIE MAE FARROW MATTIE B. FISHER JAMES FLOWERS, JR. BLANCHIE M. FRIZZELL ELSIE H. GRAHAM CAROLYN J . HAMM CLIFTON HAM, JR. CLARENCE HAMMONDS WILBERT HICKS CAROLYN HOL MES D TALLEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEE BEST DRESSED SH ORTEST LOUDEST CSenz'ors Offl963 DOROTHY ISLER PAUL J ENKINS ME LVIN JOYNER CAROLYN KING WILHELMENIA KING SHERBIA J. KINSEY JOHNNY REE KITTRELL LINWOOD E. KOONCE GEORGE KORNEGAY ALBERT RAY LEE DOROTHY JEAN ISLER CAROLYN KING - Most Savannah's Contestant Outstanding Basket- in the ball Player Miss Fashionetta Style Show BURELL MOORE Chief Business Mgr. 1963 Eagle EVELYN SEARCY - Noted for her Most Dramatic Acting Ability 36 1 5embm Of 1963 CHARLIE LARRY LOCUST CURTIS RAY MCLAWHORN ALVIN RAY MCNEAL BURELL VANN MOORE HARRY CLINTON MOORE BEULAH M. PRIDGEN FRANK POPE KARRY B. ROUSE EVELYN SEARCY VELMA R. SHERROD cSenz'ors ? Jfaff W 97de OFFICE Alvin McNeal, President of Student Body Carol W i 1 1 i a m s , Savannah's Contestant for the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Sarah Daughety is known for her charming voice on the Public Address System. George Kornegay's great speed and co-or- dination has made him stand out on the Varsity Basketball Team. 38 BARBARA ANN SKINNER 39 1963 ANNIE LEE WILLIAMS LOLA GARDENA SMITH NATH ANIE L SP EIGHT THEODORE STEVENS WILLIE MELVIN SUTTON J OE LOUIS WIGGINS MELBA J EAN WILLIAMS CAROL J EAN WILLIAMS OUR MASCOTS: Brenda Coward and Lafayette Jones PAULINE CHAPMAN, ' Nathaniel Speight is the Editor Miss Halloween of the 1963 E agle and the and school's Newspaper. Miss Senior of 1963 1963 seniors J UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT - George Sherrod, President; Samuel King, Vice President;Alice Grady, Reporter; Marian Pugh, Recording Secretary; Burnestine McCoy, Treasurer; Thomasine Smith, Financial Secretary. juniors After having had two years in which to become accustomed to high school, we are now looking forward to even more vital experiences as we continue to be a part of Savannah. We are now determined to reach our goal, that only a few short years ago, seemed at times dismal and uncertain. There are many activities in high school that are filled with pleasure, but there are many tasks and responsibilities that require diligent work. At the present we know that the brilliant glitter of pleasure must be cut off by unceasing toil and persistent work. But, if we keep our heads high and maintain our interest, in the distance we shall gleam that one sparkle of light that will eventually become seniority. Linwood Adams Bernard Aulton Fred Berry Linwood Berry Fred Bouie Frederick Boyd 759 Junior Cfass Of 1963 Deloris Burney James Cannon Linwood Clark Linwood Cobb James Coples Delma Croom 35;? Bobby Davis Connie Davis Elmer Davis Hosea Davis Betty Dixon Patricia Dunn 5759 junior Gian Of1963 S Donald Fikes Archie Fisher Henry Fisher Robert Fuller Willie Garner Eugene Freeman James Gilchrist Betty J ones Alice Grady Lena Grainger Franklin Grimes Lena Ham 759 J :11?sz Ofass Ofl963 Ella Jones Erma Jones Ernest Harper Samuel King Gloria Lee Linnie Lewis Milton Little Burnestine McCoy Robert McCoy 5759 junior CdeS Qf 1963 Margaret McLawhorn William Moore Geraldine Nelson Herbert Pittman Marian Pugh J osephine Robertson Linwood Rouse Linwood Russell George Sherrod 0 Thomasine Smith Velma Speight Pinkney Swinson C759 unz'or Gfass W1963 Ardalia Taylor Lucille Thorbs Alice Washington Leslie Williams Maxcine West George Washington Sophomore Class Officers Left to Right, SITTING: Blendia Moore, Secretary; Mamie Hammonds, Executive Chairman; Carol Sutton, President; Edna Chapman, Assistant Executive Chair- man;Ather1ene McCotter, S e c r e t a r y ; Mattie Dunk, T r e a s u r e r ; Emma Holmes, Assistant Secretary; Barbara Speight, Recording Sec. STANDING: William Harper, Vice President; Jesse Dove, President; James Farrow, Treas- urer; Albert Kennedy, Reporter. CSOlOAx 0122 OFQS Carrie Barnes Ethel Brown James Brown Edna Chapman Yvonne Chapman Clinton Cogdell Robert Cogdell Joan Coward Joseph Daughety - w? wws y M t xziggj 33 M 3t Alvin Dixon Dorothy Dixon Mabel Dixon Jesse Dove Laurine Dove Mattie Dunk Silas Edwards James Farrow Edna Fisher Mary Fisher Dorothy Ham Mamie Hammonds William Harper Emma Holmes Doris Jones Johnnie Jones Patricia Kearney Albert Kennedy 0 5012201593 p Curtis King Sylverlean Kinsey Charlie Koonce Lois Koonce Edna Lewis Etta Lewis Herman Lynch Willie Mewbern Hilda Mumford Blendia Moore Dorothy Nelson Atherlene McCotter Frances Plymouth Floyd Pope Emma Rhoe Betty Rouse Paul Simmons Etta Smith Kenneth Smith Marva Smith William Smith i w Barbara Speight Betty Sutton Carol Sutton Frederick Sutton Henry Sutton Betty Washington Jasper Washington Ernestine Waters William Waters Alice Whitfield Robert Wiggins Betty Williams Francine Williams George Williams Joseph Williams Freshman Class Officers Therman Simmons, Treasurer; Walter Speight, President; Leftto Right, FIRST ROW: Sarah Brown, Secretary; Carolyn James Sutton, Vice President. THIRD ROW: Alice Alston, Sutton, Asst. Secretary; Mae King, President; Barbara President; Ernestine Edwards, Asst. Secretary; Christine MPFHS, Secretary; Vashtie Moore, Treasurer;Deloris West, Fisher, Sergeant At Arms; Linda Croom, Reporter; Rosa Vlce pre sident; Ella Bright, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Sherrod, Secretary; Annie Warren, Business Manager; Ella Moore, Reporter. s 914935122912 Alice Alston J ohnny Arnold Jimmy Aytch Dorothy Bell Mary Bell Ruth Berry Mattie Best Joe Anne Brewer Ella Bright Sarah Brown Linda Burney Claretha Canady Milton Cannon Grace Cantey Swindell Davis Floyd Dixon J anie Dixon Linwood Dixon William Dixon Henry Dove Ernestine Edwards William Farrier Carlton Fields Christine Fisher Nora Fisher Roger Fisher Betty Gray Annie Haddock Robert Ham Jeanette Hicks 5714885122912 Barbara Chapman Ethel Chapman Evelyn Cobb Charlie Connor Carrie Coples Ernestine Coward Linda Croom Linda Daughety Johnny Davis Willie Hussey Mae King Carolyn Kinsey Gloria Kinsey Harietta Kinsey Verda Kittrell Connie Lawson Curtis Lee Johnnie McCoy Dorothy McLawhorn Willie Mewbern Avery Moore Ella Moore Mary Moore Quincy Moore Vashtie Moore Barbara Morris Clarence Moseley Linda Nelson Edward Pierce Novella Pridgen Frederick Rhoe James Roach William Russell Rosa Sherrod 571495512291? Therman Simmons Mamie Skinner Alex Smith Robert Smith Walter B. Speight Arthur Stanley Margie Stanley Carolyn Sutton Curleen Sutton James W. Sutton James Sutton Mary Sutton William Sutton Alice Swinson Katie Taylor Josephine Taylor Rosa Thorbs Annie Warren Deloris West Clifton Whitfield Dennis Whitfield Dorothy Whitfield M1113. Whitfield Carolyn Younger Raymond Younger CLASS OFFICERS ajygfg 9140!on LEFT TO RIGHT: President . . . . . . . . . . . Christine Chapman Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . Alice Canady Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kather Smith Asst. Secretary . . . . . . . . . . Yvonne Cannon Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . .Linda Chapman Reporter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BrendaHall Parliamentarian . . . . . . . . . . Henry Frizzell Mrs. R. D. Harris 8th Grade Instructor Helen Arnold Mr. J. H. Bennett Student-at-Large Mr. J. A. Smith 8th Grade Instructor 8th Grade Instructor Susie Barnes Ronnie Battle Evelyn Becton Willie Bouie Bessie Bryant Jesse Cannon Yvonne Cannon William Cannon Christine Chapman Evelyn Pearl Chapman Linda Chapman Claman Chatman George Cobb Joan Cogdell Julia Daughety Nathaniel Dixon Carolyn Driggers Calvin Dunk Linda Dunk Lloyd Dunn Henry Evans Loretta Fields Nettie Fields Carol Fisher William Fleming gig? $ ,- fgggg ma Adolph Flowers James Fuller Samuel Garner Brenda Hall Jerry Hall Ann Hammonds Dorothy Harper Geraldine Hines Charles Holmes Joan J ohnson Brenda Jones Clarence Jones Robert Mason Larry Maye Carrol McCotter Cleveland Mewbern Debra Mumford Margaret Nelson John Parker Velma Pope Thelma Rhoe Annie Shackleford Larry Skinner Cheyannie Smith Johnnie Smith Willie Styles Billy R. Sutton Linwood Sutton Cleveland Taylor Gloria Tucker Layuna Washington Raymond West Albert Williams Maryland Williams Shirley Williams Gfasses rm m 9 15, w w 5 6A Class Officers Pres. Richard Fisher Vice Pres. William Moore Sec. Cassie Moseley Treas. Jacquelyn Dove 6W Class Officers Pres. Jeffrey Newkirk Vice Pres. Frederick Pope Sec. Marvin Banks Treas. Jacquelyn Dove 59 6Wa Class Officers Pres. Martha Pierce Vice Pres. Wanda Stocks Sec. Elva Mewbern Treas. Peggy Cobb SR and 5P Classes graJes 99-415 SS Class 970 arfg QFGOfQS ha . h um wwma hV... Iwhk g awn .5 JV 61 WW; 3K Class 62 ' 3W Class CSQCODOf QFGOQS 501912 Cfass Pupils at Savannah have an unusual keen interest in foreign languages. Two years of French are being offered in the high school department, while a basic elementary French Course is taught in the Elementary Department. The French classes, with the Realia and Audio- Visual Aids, have greatly enhanced the knowledge of the French pupils. Latin, the basic foundation of all foreign languages, was added to the curriculum this year. The pupils who take the Latin Course have discovered that Latin enables them to get a better understanding of the English language and that it rapidly increases one's vocabulary and helps to simplify other foreign languages. 91491205 11 ' 91491205 I 970641209 91704115 GdeS The Class and Math Club are comprised of students that have ex- celled in Mathematics and for those students who wish to increase their knowledge in the Mathematics Field. Mrs. D. H. Horton, instructor and advisor, has worked zealously and laboriously with these students in order to prepare them for this field of advancement. 7172M CW16 The special purpose of the Typing Classes is to prepare students to meet the needs and demands in the Commerce Field. Mrs. V. C. Miller is the typing instructor. She also instructs these students in the field of General Business, Business Mathematics and Bookkeeping. mm 9m y; a. Q7121 Cilg Tgysz'caf 501.612 06 Gfass E . Berry iser Adv Mrs. E $5: t h .K . x 5.3wa la . i... . . $5.5. . 1 E , $1 OFFICERS H N ,xw. hxg A m. .. 1; .JSf w .E.: z x $$$Masux . nun$ J 4 , 3mnwur m .suwu thz . L m I jm erica 75 Oryazy'dez'OJQ A . M1 m J m m y w w j. y. x OFFICERS Mr. Lester Moore Mr. J. E. Ormond Advisor Advisor 5759 aayfds Gfdw 9695090410914 CSdef The Eagle' s C1aw1s published semi- annualy by the student body at Savannah High School The primary purposes of this school paper are to give the students experience in jour- nalism and to keep the public and the students up- -to date on the important events that occur at our school. The editor, along With his staff members, has done an excellent job in making this news- paper serve its purposes. STA FF ME MBERS Editor.... ......NathanielSpeight Associate Editors. . . . u . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Margaret McLawhorn,Mar1anPugh Special Feature Editors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Alvin McNeal, Thelma Barnes Literary Editors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Addie Farrow, Carolyn Holmes News Editors. . . . . . . . . . Carolyn King, Velma Speight, SarahDaughety Fashion Editors. . . . . . Annie Williams, Mary Becton, Doris Cannon,Wilhe1meniaKing Sports Editors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Velma Sherrod, Maxcine West Art Editors. . . . . . . . . . . . .James Cannon, Clarence Hammonds, James Flowers Business Managers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bobby Davis, Samuel King Circulation Managers . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carol Williams, Thomasine Smith Reporters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . u . . . . . . . . . . . .. .NettieDixon, DorothyIsler Typists . . . . . . . . . . . Pauline Chapman, Mary E Coward Proofreaders. . . . . Marian Pugh, Margaret McLawhorn,VelmaSpeight,De1ma Croom Directors of the Bus Drivers This core of Bus Drivers, twenty in number, transports approximately 1300 students to the Savannah School and Banks Elementary School from the Savannah District. These Bus Drivers are required to practice safety, maintain care and cleanliness, enforce discipline, and keep accurate records and re- ports in the operation of the school busses. Driver Education Class and Instructor 93:15 h 14109119 Lenoir Co. Mechanic Dorothy Isler Miss Fashionetta Carol Williams Miss Jabberwock Addie Farrow Miss Congeniality Mary Becton 74 Miss Valentine Carolyn Holmes Miss Springtime' v Mary Ethel Coward Miss Dependability Melba Hukins Miss Rhythm Barbara Skinner Miss 4-H Senior Class Queens X Dorothy and Pauline Miss Sweetheart Velma Doris Cannon MISS PAULINE CHAPMAN waptures Double HonorS GdeS KJgjelaSOI? MISS JUNIOR Lucille Thorbs agfz'es 77 MISS SOPHOMORE Barbara Speight 85 mu m a Gfass MISS FRESHMAN Carolyn Sutton Ojf 91199125 Eeoy 011'0129'93 Egyg C305 00 Zomf 0515 ny5 C305 00 CAoraf C515 Miss Margarella Bridgers Choral Club Directress THE DEBATING CLUB at Savannah has adopted the following basic skills for debating for the 1962-63 school term. T 1. The creativity of efficient skills in the knowledge of public speaking and argu- 1 mentative skills. 2 The development of persuasive power in speaking. 3 The desire for self-expression, creativity, and self-development in public speak- mg. The aiding of pupils in the discovery and acquisition of ideas in expression through an appreciation of his own experience, environments and interests. 4; $954192? f 78012? Mr. J. H. Jones Mrs. H. K. Isler Adviser Adviser Alvin McNeal and Delma Croom in astriking scene in Who Gets the Car Tonight? Scenes from Who Gets the Car Tonight? MI'S. Sara L. Flanagan The cast of Don't Tell A Soul Directress of Dramatics A1vin,Delma, Jesse and Paulpose for the production of Who Gets the Car Tonight? a Mr. Harold Davis Scout Master 5050 0A9 ?afrof 9201409 Mr. J . H. Jones Patrol Force Leader $141K 7221435 a5 Mr. Frederick E. Taylor Personal Hygiene Instructor This Course is taught by Mr. Frederick E. Taylor. The purposes of this Course are as follows: A. To improve health. B. To increase man's life span. C. Promote happiness. D. To make ourselves more acceptable to ourselves and society. E. Decrease high rate of illegitimacy--birth out of wedlock. Mrs. Earlene W. Coward Band Directress Paul Ronnie Simmons Marva Smith Drum Major Chief Majorette Zgyg c3050 0f CSpecz'af Oagznofar gr 8091213 Through the services of Mrs. E. W. Coward, our Band Instructor, we were extremely fortunate to have the Cherry Point Marine Band present to us a superb Concert of Classical, Popular, Jazz and Rock and R011 music on February 25, 1963. M Gy Sgt. John Hursery 659141? 930117211 Waring $0120f Weaturing Sgt. William Coward at the Drums and MaracaS S 5 xy 5 .4 y jfgfefz'cs 72g 90, Zr? wkuunumww ma, 91;: ,2 'r , 22$? . :2 . , 4i kirsz'fy f V n .1 s t a e f e D O W T y 1 n m COACH DE LILAH VM , , x 1 c23i$22f51717 x 57966122 HUSSEY HORTON Frederick E. r M ZaMef6J i7eam Taylor, Boys' Coach Mr. F. E. Taylor, Coach junior Darsz'fy 39am Ogeerzby C37ua0f yedf660g Wd 5 The members of the Yearbook Staff extend Our deepest ex- pression of gratitude to Mrs. Delilah H. Horton for her extraordi- nary interest in the field of Mathematics and Science and her unusual skill in developing a winning girls' basketball team. Mrs. Delilah H. Horton Mathematics and Science Teacher Girls' Basketball Coach Many thanks to Mrs. Hokie M. Shepherd, who so wonderfully represented the Lenoir County Teachers' Unit and the Savannah School at the National Education Association Convention, held in Denver, Colorado on July 5-7 t1962L Mrs. Hokie M. Shepherd Fourth Grade Teacher P. T. A. Secretary N. E. A. Delegate t1962t 96 Mr. J. E. Ormond, our Agriculture teacher and our school photographer, has done an excellent job in photographing a big - a portion of the pictures in our 1963 Eagle. Working as both an instructor and a photographer has given him a busy schedule, L but with his unusual knack and experience, he managed both jobs 2 with dexterity. Mr. J. E. Ormond Vocational Agriculture Instructor Congratulations to Nathaniel Speight, who has exemplified his scholastic ability through many testing programs. It was on November 15 that he participated in the Conservation Reasoning Program held in Durham, N. C. On this program he competed with some of the superior scholars of North Carolina, and was one of the first place winners in this Contest, thus receiving a Blue Ribbon and a Certificate for his Merit. Nathaniel SpeighL Senior and Year- book Editor The members of the Yearbook Staff would like to commend this individual who through many advancements has recreated in us a thirst for better understanding. Realizing that we are the culprits of many faults, Mrs. Sara L. Flanaganhas served as a mediator for many students to grow in wisdom and skills. She has served as the fountain from whence we have drunk knowledge and the heartbeat to our creative thinking. Mrs. Sara L. Flanagan English, French Latin and Dramatics Instructor Yearbook Sponsor 97 58121614 gjrecfozy ROBERT LEE ADAMS Route 1, Box 223 Hookerton, N. C. 4H, NFA, French JAMES EARL ARNOLD Route 1, Box 169 Kinston, N. C. 4H, NFA, Guidance, Bus Driver, Basketball, Yearbook SHEILA ANDREA BAKER Route 1, Box 235 Kinston, N. C. NHA, 4H, French, Guidance THELMA LEE BARNES Route 1, Box 265 Kinston, N. C. Kinston, N. C. NHA, 4H, Glee Club, French, Latin, Dramatics, Class Officer, Class Marshal MARY JEAN BECTON Route 1, Box 438 Kinston, N. C. French, 4H, NHA, Dramatics, Latin MARY ELIZABETH BREWER Rte. 2, Box 260 Kinston, N. C. Guidance, 4H, NHA, French, Library Club DORIS ROSE CANNON Route 2, Box 378 Grifton, N. C. Glee Club, 4H, French PAULINE CHAPMAN Rte. 2, Box 367 Grifton, N. C. 4H, NHA, French II, Latin, Library, Bus Driver, Basketball, Debating, Newspaper Staff, Class Officer, Band, Yearbook Staff, Chief Marshal MARY ETHEL COWARD Route 2, Box 404 Grifton, N. C. Bus Driver, 4H, Library Club, NHA, Basket- ball, French, Newspaper Staff EDWARD EARL DAUGHETY Route 1, Box 554 Kinston, N . C. Basketball, 4H, NFA, Bus Driver, French SARAH ALICE DAUGHETY Route 1, Box 298 Kinston, N. C. 4H, NHA, Basketball, French, Latin, Math, Science, PA. System Announcer, Patrol Offi- cer, Newspaper, Library, Class Marshal, De- bating Team WILBERT LEE DAVIS Route 2, Box 70 Kinston, N. C. Glee Club, French 4H, NFA, Bus Drivers Club FRED THOMAS DIXON Route 6, Box 376 Kinston, N. C. Bus Drivers Organization, NFA, 4H, French MARGARET ANN DIXON Route 1, Box 429A Kinston, N. C. 4H, NHA, French WILLIE CLAYTON DIXON 2404 N. Queen Street Kinston, N. C. Band, 4H, Library , NFA, Class Officer, 'French, Guidance NETTIE JEAN DIXON Route 2, Box 447 Grifton, N. C. Band.4H, NHA, Class Officer, Latin, French, Math, Debating, Newspaper Staff, Science, Library, Class Marshal WILLIAM HENRY DOVE 4H, Guidance, Library, Matn, NFA, Bus Driv- ers Organization WILLIAM HENRY DUNK, JR. 1009 Chestnut Street Kinston, N. C. 4H, NFA, Guidance, Library Club RALPH DELMON DUNN Route 6, Box 358 Kinston, N. C. NFA, 4H ANNIE LULA EDWARDS Route 2, Box 206 Grifton, N. C. NHA, 4H, Latin ADDIE MAE FARROW Route 1, Box 228 Kinston, N. C. Newspaper Staff, Yearbook, French, Latin, NHA, 4H, Band, Sports ,Writer, Bus Driver, Class Marshal Senior $1'recfory MATTIE BELLE FISHER Route 1, Box 360 Kinston, N. C. NHA, 4H, Guidance BLANCHIE MARIE FRIZZELL Route 1, Box 347A Kinston, N. C. NHA, 4H, Guidance, Band JAMES FLOWERS, JR. 1413 Greenville Highway Kinston, N. C. Latin, French, 4H, NFA, Guidance, Bus Driv4 ers Organization, Library, Yearbook Staff, Class Marshal ELSIE JEAN HARPER GRAHAM 1MRSJ Route 1, Box 206 Kinston, N. C. Guidance, Glee Club, 4H, Library, NHA, Dra- matics CLIFTON HAM, JR. Route 6, Box 386 Kinston, N. C. Bus Drivers Organization, Art, 4H, NFA CAROLYN J EAN HAMM Route 1, Box 169 Kinston, N. C. NHA, 4H, Guidance CLARENCE THOMAS HAMMONDS Route 2, Box 365 Grifton, N. C. Art, Basketball, 4H, NFA, Guidance WILBERT WARREN HICKS Route 2, Box 190 Grifton, N. C. Bus Drivers Organization, 4H, NFA, Band CAROLYN BROWN HOLMES Route 2, Box 5 Grifton, N. C. 4H, NHA, Basketball, Newspaper Staff, Latin, French, Library, Class Marshal MELBA JEAN HUKINS Route 1, Box 508 Kinston, N. C. 4H, NHA,-Band DOROTHY JEAN ISLER Route 2, Box 268 Kinston, N. C. Band, Basketball, Science, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook, Latin, French, Math Club, Debating Team, NHA, Library, Bus Driver, 4H, Student Council, Fashionetta Queen, Class Officer, Class Marshal PAUL JENKINS Route 1, Box 246 Kinston, N. C. NFA, 4H MELVIN J OYNER Route 6, Box 435 Kinston, N. C. NFA, 4H CAROLYN KING Route 1, Box 540 Kinston, N. C. Science, Math, French, Latin, 4H, Debating Team, Basketball, Patrol, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Library, Class Marshal WILHELMENIA KING Route 1, Box 545 Kinston, N. C. 4H, NHA, Basketball, Library JOHNNIE REE KITTRELL Route 1, Box 392 Kinston, N. C. Library, 4H, NFA LINWOOD EARL KOONCE' Route 6, Box 432 Kinston, N. C. Basketball, 4H, NFA, Library, Guidance GE ORGE ALLEN KORNE GAY Route 2, Box 1A Grifton, N. C. Basketball, 4H, NFA, Guidance ALBERT RAY LEE Route 1, Box 254 Grifton, N. C. 4H, NFA, Band CHARLIE LARRY LOCUST Route 2, Box 380 Grifton, N. C. Guidance, 4H, NFA CURTIS RAY McLAWHORN Route 1, Box 483 Grifton, N. C. 4H, NFA, Guidance, Bus Drivers Organization, Glee Club CBezybr Qz'recfory ALVIN RAY McNEAL Route 2, Box 260A Kinston, N. C. NFA Officer, President of Student Council, Science Club, Math Club Officer, Class Officer, 4H, NFA, Latin, French, Debating Team, Del- egate to the N. C. A.S.C., Dramatics, Rhetoric, Statisticianfor the Basketball Team, Library, Co-Editor 0f Yearbook, Class Marshal, News- paper Staff Member BURELL VAN MOORE Route 6, Box 437B Kinston, N. C. NFA, Class Officer, 4H, Basketball, Library, Debating Team HARRY CLINTON MOORE Route 1, Box 266 Grifton, N. C. 4H, NFA, Band FRANK POPE 1409 Parker Avenue Kinston, N. C. 4H, NFA, Band BEULAH MAE PRHDGEN 411 N. Davis Street Kinston, N. C 4H, NHA KARRY B. ROUSE Route 1, Box 152 Kinston, N. C. 4H, NFA, Guidance Club, Bus Driver, Year- book Staff Member THURMAN ROUSE Route 1, Box 573 Grifton, N. C. 4H, NFA EVE LYN SEARCY Route 2, Box 185 Grifton, N. C. Glee Club, French, Yearbook Staff Member, Dramatics, Basketball, 4H, NHA, Debating Team, Library VELMA RUTH SHERROD Route 6, Box 397 Kinston, N. C. 4H, Patrol, Fire Marshal, Basketball, News- paper Staff, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Pres. Sr. Class BARBARA ANN SKINNER Route 1, Box 488 Kinston, N. C. 4H, Latin, Newspaper Staff, Dramatics, NHA, French LOLA GARDEAN SMITH Route 1, Box 356 Kinston, N. C. 4H, NHA, Latin, French, Guidance NATHANIEL SPEIGHT Route 1, Box 142 Kinston, N. C. Editor of Yearbook, 4H, Band, French, Latin, President of Math Club, Library, Science, NFA, Debating Team, Editor of Newspaper THEODORE STEVENS Route 6, Box 364 Kinston, N. C. NFA, Bus Drivers Organization, 4H, Guidance WILLIE MELVIN SUTTON Route 1, Box 231 Kinston, N. C. Bus Drivers Organization, 4H, Guidance, NFA, Basketball JOHNNIE WELLINGTON 511 E. South Street Kinston, N. C. 4H, NFA, Glee Club J OE LOUIS WIGGINS Route 1, Box 56 Kinston, N. C. Bus Drivers Organization, 4H, NFA MELBA JEAN WILLIAMS Route 2, Box 87 Grifton, N. C. Guidance, French, NHA, 4H ANNIE LEE WILLIAMS Route 1, Box 561 Kinston, N. C. Bus Drivers Organization, 4H, NFA, Glee Club CAROL JEAN WILLIAMS Route 2, Box 87 Grifton, N. C. Newspaper Staff, NHA, 4H, Basketball, French, Latin, Jabberwock Queen CLASS MOTTO - TODAY WE FOLLOW; TOMORROW WE LEAD CLASS COLORS - BABY BLUE AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER - WHITE CARNATION i I New Lab Tables Senior Pals J ust One Smile X Bulletin Board at Christmas Time Administrators Busy At work Planning WINNERS OF P. T. A. GRADE MOTHERS' CONTEST Wresented on March 13, 196E P.T.A. Grade Mother Winner Mrs. Rejoice Darden Primary Dept. Winner as Class Tied for Primary HonorS P.T.A. Grade Mother Winner Miss Ethel Louise Frizzell High School Winnem 12F Class 3, P.T.A. Grade Mother Winner ; Patricia Ann Battle Grammar Grade Winnem 7Da Class P.T.A. Grade Mother Winner Mr. Hilton Pope 102 Primary Dept. Winner QM Class-Tied for Primary Honorw R. L. Flanagan Mrs. H. M. Shepherd Principal P.T.A. Secretary Parents converse P. T. A. Meeting. with Teachers on School Matters at Report Card Night during the February Grade Mothers Contestants Prelude to the Homecoming Events Melba Hukins Miss Rhythm Bankettes Majorettes Banks Elementary SchooD Homecoming Queen Greets Escort Velma Sherrod, Homecoming Queen Being Crowned by Captain George Kornegay. Mascots Lead the Band in the Wobble Homecoming Queen Reigns j fom 6001221172 57 gcfz'w'b'es Band Members Relax during Homecoming Game. Band Plays Moon River. Homecoming Queen, Attendants and Escorts Watch Game with Enthusiasm. I Prexy 1ce Class 10r Freshmen Chattering Open the Door 1 Prexy 8; V Sen ! ! n i g r a M e g r a L a Y b I Mood! 1V6 d e w 1w W A Pens year 1'12 Esteemed and Venerable 605701197 Wessaye Nathaniel Speight, Editor Alvin Ray McNeal, Cerditor As we approach the completion of our 1963 yearbook, we leave behind many thoughts of the numerous hours of toil and labor sacrificed for this production. We cannot help restraining the tears that fill our eyes as we visualize the good old times at Savannah that were captured in this book. As one's memory slowly fades away, this book will keep alive the fond recollections of the school year 1962-63. We thank our staff for aiding us in this profound accomplishment. Aspecialpraise goes to Carolyn King, who through her keen interest and devotion, has stood out above the rest. A considerable amount of appreciation goes to Delmar Studios for their patience-with us in photographing and publishing our yearbook, the 1963 Eagle. To Mr. J . E. Ormond, our Agriculture Instructor, who was always waiting in readiness to take our group and activities pictures - a special thanks is bestowed upon him. We, the Editor and Co-Editor, are offering to our patrons, parents, faculty and friends our best wishes, and may you always hold your 63 Eagle in the highest of esteem. Nathaniel Speight, Editor Alvin Ray McNeal, Co-Editor 107 i! , w k wan ; 7 Nx x xxx Wm W WV . A LOFTIN BROTHER' S ESSO SERVICE STATION Mr. Edward Earl Loftin, Proprietor Mr. James Loftin, Manager W7, , yw .X02 ,9; Mx5 ,a; 4. 7 M, ,M i4 W' w 3??sz K ???ng w ' g 7 i: 4, WW KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA Beech's Barber Shop Bob White's Garage Deal's Atlantic Service Eagle's Taxi Erskine's Jewelry Store Eubank's Grocery Store Florida's Beauty Salon Gordon's Esso Service Hardee's Drive In J. C. Langston's Store Jewel Box Manhattan Taxi Noble's Bakery Pearson's Dept. Store Pollock-Johnson's Hardware Ray's Glass Shop Jay Dee's Toy Shop COMPLIMENTS OF Rouse's Auto Parts Sidney's Dept. Store Standard Drug Store The Appliance Center The Man's Store Webb's Shoe Store GRIFTON, NORTH CAROLINA City Service Station Hart Bros. J. A. Roger's Furn. Store J. R. Harvey's Dept. Store Murphy's Appliance Store W. H. Gower Store GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Carolina Shoe Rebuilders Haye's Music Arts Sam Flemming Tait's Furn. Company Marvin L. Jackson FRIENDLY FURNITURE DEALERS Baker Furniture Company Miller Furniture Company Croom Furniture Company Oettinger Brothers Heilig-Levine Furniture Pate's Fine Furniture Highland Furniture Company Smith Furniture Company Kinston, North Carolina KINSTON AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Gurley-Dozier, Inc. Jim Midgett Motors Harvey Motor Co. Morris Bros. Motor Co. W. H. Jones Motor Al Smith Buick Company Massey Motor Co. Weeks Motor Company West Machinery Company THE PRICE OF SUCCESS Your minds are geared to success and the desire to get ahead. Suc- cess is a strange thing. Everybody wants to possess it. It is within the reach of every normal person, but the mysterious thing about it is that so few people in jobs today seem willing to pay the price of success - extra thought and effort. High School graduates must understand it is more difficult to suc- ceed than it is to fail. The man who desires success must do his work in a spirit of let's do it better this time. All of you have the oppor- tunity to succeed if you have the proper attitude. Your daily jobs must be done the best way you know how. If you do this and know yourself - and do something to correct your weaknesses - you will be on the road to success. E. l. DU PONT DE NEMOURS 8t COMPANY KINSTON PLANT KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of WALLACE'S SUPER MARKET Dillard Wallace, Owner Fancy Groceries and Meats Phone JA 7-1878 New Bern and Greenville Fork Compliments of CAROLINA DAIRIES All Star Dairies The Country's Favorite! Dairy Foods Kinston, North Carolina Courtesy of GRIFTON PINE MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Wholesale - Retail We Buy Standing Timber - Logs - Lumber Kinston Hwy. LA 4-3451 Grifton, North Carolina AUTO GENERATOR AND STARTER SERVICE Batteries, Retails and Wholesale 123 West Blount Street Kinston, North Carolina Dial JA 3-3451 R. E. Squires, Manager BRODY,$ DEPARTMENT STORE Where Quality Shows Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of CAROLINA CLEANERS Kinston, North Carolina CROOM AND SON FUNERAL HOME The Home of Whitehead's Mutual Burial Association 24 Hr. Ambulance Service 403 East Blount Street Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of GRAINGERS COMMUNITY MALE CHORUS Kinston, North Carolina DR. PEPPER BOTTLING co. 301 West Vernon Avenue Phone: JA 3-3764 Kinston, North Carolina FROSTY MORN MEATS, INC. Ham, Bacon, Farm Style Sausage - Franks U. S. Government Inspected Kinston, North Carolina RANDOLPH'S FLORIST We Wire Flowers Day or Night 708 West Vernon Avenue Kinston, North Carolina Phone: JA 3-4148 Compliments of GRADY'S BUILDING SUPPLY AND HARDWARE, INC. JA 3-2156 512 - 514 Vernon Avenue Kinston, North Carolina SPEAR'S SPORTING GOODS 408-410 N. Queen Street R. D. Spear, Prop. Phone: JA 3-3596 Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of WOOTEN OIL COMPANY Corner of Fields 8: Dennis Sts. Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of E. L. SCOTT Roofing 8: Sheet Metal Con- tractor Ventilators - Lennox Heating Winter 8: Summer Air Conditioning Kinston, North Carolina FLANAGAN 81 PARKER FUNERAL HOME PL 2-3530 Greenville, North Carolina W. E. Flanagan, Owner GRIFTON FERTILIZER SUPPLY Formula Feeds 82 High Grade Fertilizer Roger B. J ohnson, Manager Grifton, North Carolina Compliments of W. l. BISSETTE Trade Where Your Business Is Appreciated Grifton, North Carolina Phone LA 4-5281 Compliments of THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 Grifton, North Carolina LANFS FUNERAL HOME Sponsoring Lane's Mutual Burial Association 108 West Shine Street Kinston, North Carolina George B. Lane, President Phone JA 3-2319 81 JA 3-3021 SUTTON CLOTHING STORE A. J . Sutton Kz Sons, Inc. Your Patronage Appreciated 205 North Queen Street Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. Save Where Savings Pay 612 North Queen Street Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of l. G. A. SUPER MARKET Grifton, North Carolina MACK1S BAR-B-QUE 412 South Queen Street Phone 527-9226 Kinston, North Carolina Complimentsvuol HINES ICE CREAM COMPANY Kinston, North Carolina L. HARVEY 8: SON COMPANY Serving Kinston Since 1871 Kinston, North Carolina SMITH'S SERVICE STATION Phillips' 66 Gas, Meats and General Merchandises Hubert Smith, Owner Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of LEE'S SERVICE STATION Kinston, North Carolina Over 200,000 Items are as close as your telephone through SEARS' CATALOGS Dial 523-6123 - SEARS Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of LOVICKS'S QUICK LUNCH Kinston, North Carolina SOLOMON SHOE SHOP Known for Shoe Repairing While You Wait Ladies 81 Children's Work Esp. 406 E. Bright St., Kinston, N. C. Courtesy of THE DIVINE CHAPTER 2207 Mrs. Essie D. Sutton, Matron Courtesy of STANLEY'S MUSIC COMPANY For the Best Band Instruments Pianos, Organs and Stereos. Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of PARROTT BROTHERS Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of TAFF OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 214 East Fifth St., Type- writers and School Supplies Greenville, North Carolina Compliments of PATSY HILL Greenville, North Carolina Compliments of THE J EWEL BOX Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of REXALL DRUGS Kinston, North Carolina Courtesy of THE KINSTON BRIDGE CLUB Kinston, North Carolina Mrs. E. E. Berry, Pres. Compliments of ROSE'S 5-10-2591 STORE Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of WEST END BAKERY Greenville, North Carolina Compliments of S. O. H. S. CLUB Kinston, North Carolina Mrs. A. G. Pearson, Pres. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of THE ARCADIAN LOUNGE Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of THE ENTRE NOUS CLUB Kinston, North Carolina Mrs. B. D. Lawson, Pres. Compliments of ADAM'S GULF SERVICE Grifton, North Carolina Compliments of EVER GREEN BARBER SHOP H. Guy Dove, Proprietor Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of BEECH'S BARBER SHOP William S. Dixon, Prop. 921 Tower Hill Road Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of HARLEM INN CAFE 325 E. Bright St. Ph. 7-9426 1934-1963-29th Anniversary Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of BEST J EWELRY COMPANY Greenville, North Carolina Compliments of HOTEL KINSTON Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of COLE'S RADIO 8z T. V. Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of J . C. LANGSTON'S STORE Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of DOVE'S AUTO PARTS Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of J ACKSON'S SHOE STORE Greenville, North Carolina Courtesy of DREAMLAND Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of KINSTON PAINT HARDWARE Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of ANDY'S RECORD SHOP Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of H. 82 H. DRUG COMPANY Grifton, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Your Alma Mater has been proud to have had you as students during your high school career. We do hope you have secured from your Alma Mater instruction, training and guidance that will encourage you to be worthwhile citizens in this Democracy. As youjoin the rank of the other alumni, we are confident you Will meas- ure up to the finest and best. SAVANNAH HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MR. R. L. FLANAGAN, PRINC IPAL BLAND'S GROCERY AND MARKET Quality Meats - Fruits Vegetables - Canned Goods Dressed Poultry Self Service Delivery Service 321 East Gordon Street Kinston, North Carolina Dial JA 3-3664 or JA 3-4127 Compliments of EAST SIDE CLEANERS Quality Cleaning Nathaniel J arman 8L Howard Berry, Owners BEST FUNERAL HOME A Home For Your Comfort and Convenience In Time of Need 24 Hour Ambulance Service Day JA 3-4768 Night JA 3-5357 300 South McLewean Street Kinston, North Carolina Compliments of GRIFTON ESSO SERVICE Grifton, North Carolina TUCKER BROTHERS GARAGE Briggs and Stratton Parts Auto Parts Wholesale 8L Retail Kerosene, Gasoline Fuel Oil Grifton, North Carolina Compliments of L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY North Carolina Division E. L. Smith, Representative Lee H. Blackwell, Mgr. Goldsboro, North Carolina gafoyrdpgs 120 7 77 , :j - mu --m , w;c-.-:.w: 4-: ' gufoyrdpgs 121 gufogrdpgs 122 gafoyrapgs 123 gafoyrapgs 124