Washington High School - Packromak Yearbook (Washington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

PACKROMAK 19 4 7 ' ()Ll(iMH VI Pnhlislu’il h] BETA VLLII] W ' ASHINGEON HIGH SC:ilO()l W ' aSHINGTON, NoiVl ' il C AHOI INA BROWN UBRARy 122VANN0RDEN STREET WASHINGTON, NC 27889 THEME VVASHlNCn ' ON, ALMA MATEI! I he band blares out and six bundled voiees join in their alma mater s sone. W ' itlt all their fervor they sing the thrilling words through. Then the tempo slows and more ret’erentlv the ehorus is uttered. A thousand and one thoughts go through the mind as the familiar words are repeated. faiothall games.[unior-Senior ' s. term papers.the Senior Plav.Snoopin Round.pep rallies.I li-Y initiations .basketball trips.eoneoetions in the chemistry lab.fights on the Senior steps .and long awaited commeneement. Memor ' able et ' ents of wonderful years—Rceollections to he cherished—All brought to mind hv the symbol of high school days—the school song. Page T wo . ' A 0 -0 DEDICATION I f) Mr. |. 1 . Kornkcay, whose genuine inter¬ est in e erv student, readv aeeeptanee and eapahle e.xeeution of the duties of a prineipal, and ever frientlly manner, hare quieklv made a plaee lor him in the hearts of Washington I li li Sehool students, this DH? Yolume of the I’ackromak is sineerelv dedieated. Page Three O I l O ' bCo ADMINISTRATION Mr. E. a. West Superintendent Dr. L. 11. Swindell, (ihairinan Mrs. Z. L. Edwards Mr. II. S. OlIRGANllS Mr. B. C. I loMEs No I’id II re Mrs. a. r. Iennette Mr. [’RAN K O. Kiil.lar Mr. L. E. Mercer Mr. 11. R. Paschall Mr. II. E. Yer ' i Page Four FACULTY Mr. [. r. Kornkc;a - Pr ' nicijHil Mrs. I IiLDA Carswell Miss Mary Cartwriciili ' Miss Mary Hlla Cooper Miss Myrtie Cooper Miss Louise Dail Mrs. Fhebe Emmons Miss Rachel C.odwin Miss P EnEcc I Ierrinc Miss |iilia Latham Miss Nellie Manning Miss Dorothy Moreeiei d Miss Hannah Savage Mrs. Frances Searight Mrs. Carl Shelton Miss Pauline Layloe Mr. ]. C. Wagner Mrs. Eunice Winfield I n ' v CLASSES SENIOR CLASS ()l I 1C HIIS ( ' .EoncE Taylor . Marshall Lecic ' .ei t . (Traldine Wooi.ari). Ann iMarslender . . President A’ice-President . Secretary . Preasitrer MASCOTS Mar ' S Long Daniel John 1 homas Taylor SENIORS Betty Adams “flirtation, attention without iwtenfion.”—O’Rell. C ' heerleader 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Senior Tri lli Y 4; Suiilenl C )uncil 2. Billy Uistin “Who hut must lau h. —Pope. Ibiinl 1, 2. 3. 4; Bus Driver 3. 4; Basketball 2. Edna Barnette “sXiul mistress of herself, though China fiill.’’—Pope. Penelope Bogart “The social smile, the sympathetic tear.’’—Gray. Intermediate Tri-IIi-Y I, 2, Treasurer; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Journalism Club 2, 3, 4; Pamlicoan Staff 4; Black I liars 1; Public Speaking Club, Secretary 2; Marshal 3, Rena Boney ' ' A true friend is forever a frient?.”—MacDonald. Senior Tri-IIi-Y 3, 4. Chaplain-Reporter 4; Beta Cdub 3, 4; Packromak Staff 3, 4; Journalism Club 4; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Basketball 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Marshal 3; Ili-Y Council 3, Treasurer. Betty Brown “Her bright smile haunts me still. —Carpenter. Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Art Club 3; 4-II Club 1. Elizabeth Campbell “Each ornuvient ahout her seemly lies. —Fairfax. Senior Tii Ili-Y 4; Black Friars 1; Junior-Senior W ' aitress 2; Marshal 3. Esther Campbell Lovel i)iess needs not the foreign aid of ornament. - Fhonison. Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Page Eight SENIORS Evelyn Campbell Hie rising hhtslies which her cheeks o ' erspreiul.“—( n . Band 1, 2, 3; Senior Trilli-Y 4. Mary nne Campbell . ' True In herself, true lo her friends, true to her iluly IIIu ' uys . ' Am)n. Iniernicdiate Tri-Hi-V 1. 2, President 2; Senior 1 ri- Ili-Y 3. 4, Treasurer 4; Beta Club 3. 4; Pac ' kromak Staff 3, 4. Editor in Chief 4; Student Council I; Glee Club 1. 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-I reasurer 4; Junior- Senior V aitress 2; Journalism Cdub 3, 4; i unilicoan Staff 3, 4; Black Friars President !; Basketball Manager 3. 4; Marshal 3: D. A. R. Pilgrim 4; I ' resident Eresh ntan Class 1. Isabel Carver I he best part of hetiiit) ' is ihut ivhich a picture ciinnot express. —Bacon. Intermediate I ri IliA’ 1, 2. CItaplain 2; Beta ( tul 2, 3, 4: Senior Tri-IIi-Y 3, 4. Vice-President 4; Black Friars 1; Student Council 1: Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Public Speaking Club 2; Journalism Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Pamlicoaii Staff 3. 4; Packromak Staff 3. 4; Debating Feam 3. 4; Latin Prize 1; American Legion Auxiliary Prize 3; School Board of Trustees Medal; C ' hiel Marshal 3. Mervin Cherry All rnankind loves a over. —Emerson. Bovs’ Hi-Y 3. 4; Football 2. 3; Baseball 1. 3, 4. Joyce Currier “Cieii le of speech, beneficent of oji3id. -Pope. C.lee Clul) 1. Joyce Cltrrin The mngic of the tongue is the most dnn erous of all spells. —Lytton. Senior Iri-IliA 3. 4; Black Friars 1; iMaislial 3, Basketball 4. Vmy Lee Diamond • Ihe blush is beuutifiil. hut it is sometimes incon¬ venient. - Goldoni. Baitd 1. 2, 3, 4; Intermeiliate Iri lli 1. 2: Senior ' 1 ri Hi Y 4; Black Friars 1. loHN Burton Edwards Better u mischief thun (in inconvenience. - Steele. Bovs’ Hi Y 2, 3. 4. page Nine SENIORS Velma Edwards Art is the desire of a man to express Jijwst ' f.’ ' —Lf) vell. Art Club 3; Assistant Manager El Zebra 3. Donald Evans The man that hJushes is not qitite a Young. Bovs ' Hi-Y 3, 4; Football 3. Genet Everette Her ti’ii ai ' as more than wuw.’ —Dryden. Black Friars I; CBee Club 4; Art Club 3; 4-H Club 1. William Galloway Co W’es ' t, vouHg ma)i, go TVest.’ ' —Greeley. Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 4. Pearl Gerard To he loved needs only to he seen.”—Dryden. Black Friars 1; Art Club 3; Public Speakina Club 2; Basketball 2. Tommie Jeanne Greene f)o )7g easily what others find difficnh is talent. —Amid. Intermediate lli-Y 1. 2; Black Friars 1; Treasurer Freshman Class 1; Junior Senior Waitress 2; Basketball 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Senior Tri-FIi-Y 3, 4; Journalism (dub 1, 2, 3, 4; Pamlicoan Staff 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4; lli-Y Ck)uncil 3. 4, Secretary 3; Student Council 4; Secretary Junior Class 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Mildred Hardison I hy modesty is a candle to thy fnerif.’ ' —Fielding. Glee Cduh 1. Frances I Iarris A merry heart goes all the day.”—Shakespeare. Beta Cdub 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; Journalism Club 2. 3; Basketball 1, 2; Cheerleader 3; President Junior Class 3. Pai r Ti-n SENIORS Vermelle I Iart lirii htly smile and svi’eetl ' W ' olk . Seni }r I ri-Hi Y 3. 4; 4 H Club 2; Glee Clul) 3, 4. Jane 1 Iawk All the charm of all the muses. ' ' —Tennvson. Intermediate Tri-IIi-V I, 2; Black Friars J: Senior Iri-Ili-Y 3. 4, Secretary 4; C’heerleader 3. 4, C’hief 4; Journalism Club 2, 3. 4; Pumlieouw Staff 4; Marshal 3; Junior Senior Vaitress 2; Student CUuincil 1, 4: Sponsor of Football Team 4. Edward I Iodces “UWlufe ' er he did nnis done xi’ilh so mttch ease. — Drvden. Football 1, 2; Ha.skeibull 2; Bt)vs ' Mi 4; Black Friars 1 •. Band 1. ’ Garland I Iodges To eat ami to drink, ami to be merry. -Okl Testainejit. James 1 Iodges .A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and conf ' nlent tomorrows. —Wordsworth. Bu s’ Hi V 3, 4; Bus Driver 3. 4; Basketball 4. Melva Hope Hodges Hope, like the eleamiri topic ' s ruior� is and cheers our acuy. —Cioldsmith. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Beta Club 2. 3. 4, Secretary 4; Senior Tri Mi-Y 3, 4; Journalism C4ub 4; Dramatics Club 1; Public Speaking Club 2; Sopho jnore C ' lass Secretary 2; El Zebra Club Treasurer 4; Senior Play Committee 4. Marian Jackson S te doeth kindnesses ix’hich most leax ' e ttndofte, or despise. —Lowell. Glee C ' lub 1,3,4; Stiulent C ' ouncil 2; Senior ' 1 ri I li 3. 4; Art Club 3. Sarah Jackson there is no wisdom like frankness.’ —Franklin. Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Vice President 4; Dramatics Club 1; Public Speakinu CluU 2; 4 11 Club 1. Fresiilcnl 1; Senior IMay C ' ommitlee 4. t ' tera n Ihujc FleCin SENIORS Janie Jefferson Oil, could you de v the melody of every orace and music of her face. —Lovelace. Dianiiitics Cliih I; Art Clul) 3; Glee Gluh 1, 2. 3. 4. WiLLiAiNT Kennedy On with the dancel Let joy he uncou ined. —Byvou. Glee CUiiIj 4; Ili-Y 2, 3, 4. John Kirk U ' t will shine. —Drvden. Art Gliih 3; Band I, 2. Pocahontas Lanier “And her dark eyes—how e oc irenf. —Rooers Dramatics C4ii]) J; Glee Cdiili j, 2. James Larkin File soul of music slumbers in the shelly I ill waked and kindled by the master ' s spe .”—Rogers. Ban I 1,2, 3, 4, President 4; Bovs’ Ili-Y 2. 3, 4; Glee Cduh 3; Journalism Cduh 1, 2. 3, 4; Black Friars 1; Student Goiincil i; Public Speakinu Gliib 2. Marshall Leggett Fliere is noihino better than a host of friends. —Blount. Gheerleader 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Boys’ Ili Y 2, 3, 4; i lont)i r:ni C ' lub 3, 4; Black Friars I; Student Council I; Public Speakino Cdub 2; ’ice President Senior Glass 4; American Legion Oratorical Prize 3. Ann Marslender Notliina reat mr .s- ever achieved without enthusiasm. —Emerson. IntermeLliate Tri-Hi Y 2; Senior ' Pri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Junior- Senior Waitress 2; W ' ar Bond Clommittee 1, 2; Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Black Friars 1; Senior CMass Freasurer 4. Lear Ruth Matkins Her voice lea.s ' ever soft, oentle, and ou ' .Sbakesjieare. Glee Club I; Dramatics Cl ub I; 4-11 Cduli 1; Public Spcakino Cdul) 2. I ' ago TiOcloe SENIORS 1 ' ranc:es McNeil (iruce iu all her MillDii. Intcnnotliati- I ri ] i 1, 2; (.lee C ' lub 1, 2. 4; Iniskel- I; Senior Tri-I li V 4. James McKeel ■■ it ' .vt ' tTt ' of success is constancy to Disraeli. Student Council 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3; Beta Club 2, 3. 4. President 4; Journnli ' ni Club 3; I’ootball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Bovs ' Tli V 2, 3, 4. icc President 3. Presiticnt 4; Ili-V C )uncil 4; Monogram Club 3. 4; .Marshal 3: I). A. R. Ess ' a Prize 2. Cjiarles Moore His siuile is siveetencil by his j ' rni ' fr. —Eliol. l n s■ I [i-Y 2, 3, 4; I ' ootball 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4. President 4; lli-V Council 3; Bible Prize 3; Monoorani Club 3. 4. ' Doncan Moore ■ ' . safe cotnpanion, niul an easy friend. -Pope. Rochelle Moore l iiir he wiU lnlk. —J ce. l oLLiE Morris f or niany a joke had jc.”—Coldsniitb. Bo s ' Mi 2, 3. 4, Secretar ' 3; Student Ca)uncil 3. 4. ‘‘‘[oiiN Eowle Morton for nhal he has he iiiirs. —Shakespeare. lootball 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Bovs ' lli’t 2, 3. . ice President 4; Student Council 2. 3; Monogram C lub 4. ' WSlliam Nelson ' .honld think your touane had hrokiot its chain. —. non. ’ W’tcran ’u. c hit icctJ SENIORS Jehu Nichols Svjilc wilii an intent to do mischief.”-Burton. (.U ' c C uh 1; Hand 1; Bovs’ Ili-Y 2. 3, 4; Basketball 3; C heerleader 2. Isabelle Perkins “My joy of ronlliful sports. —Bvron. (dee Cduli I, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Basket- hull 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Cdub 1, Secretary 1. Robin Perkins juerrv os the day is long. —Shakespeare. Bascliall 1, 3. 4: Football 2, 4; Library Club 3, President: Bovs’ Hi Y 3, 4. Albert Phelps Born for success he seemed, with grace to win, with heart to hold, with shining that took all eyes.Kmerson. Bo ' s‘ Ili Y 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, N ice President 3, District Vice President 3; State Student C’ouncil President; Journalism Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pamlicoatt Staff 2, 3; Packromak Staff 2; Debating Team 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4, C’o-Captain 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co- C ' -ptain 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Handbook Staff 2: Black Fi ' iars 1: ’ice President Sophomore Cdass 2; President Junior C lass 3; iMonogram Club 3, 4. I ' REDDY Potts i ' ie strength of twenty men. —Shakespeare. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, C]o-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C’o-Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4, President 4; Student Council Vice-President. Emily Anne Rhodes “this ivas yottr butterfly.” Intermediate Tri-IIi-Y 1. 2; Glee Club I, 2. 3, 4. Secretar ’ 3; Cheerleader 3; Journalism I, 2. 3; Pamlicnan Staff 3; Secretary State Tri-Hi-Y 2; Junior- Senior ’aitress 2. Louise Ricks The softness of her voice and the sweetness of her siMf e. —Nicliols. Dorothy Roberson ‘‘Charm strikes the eye, and merit wins the soul.” Dramatics Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Public Speak ing Club 2. Puije f ' uurtcen SENIORS Ric;haiu) Rohehson J ' ln strength of hod , force of ilioii ht. —(. ' r irr ck. Ulack iTiars 1; IliY 2, 3, 4; Marslial 3: Science I’rize 3. I Iaroli) Robinson I truly believe thou xvoulds ' t argue iri( i a sinupnst. O’Cain. Sabrah Rough A street attractive kind of grace. —Rovclon. Orchestra 1. 2. 3; Cilee C lub 1. 2; Patulicoatt Staff 3; pAC KitoMAK Stalf 3: Junior C ' lass Secretarv. CIlaude Rohse goful lauiih is sunshine in the house. —Thackcia . Roys ' Mi V 3, 4; (;lee Club 3, 4. Rae Rowe I he best t f life is coiix’ersalion. --l-mers nn. Intermediate Tri Mi-V 1. 2. Secretarv 2; Black briars 1; (ilee Club I. 2, 4; Basketball I. Ramona Sawyer She siuiled and the shadoivs det� arted; She shone, and the suou ' s teere raiu. —Svtnonds. Beta Cduh 2, 3. 4; Intermediate Tri-Hi Y 1. 2: Senior Iri lliY 3, 4, President 4; Junior Senior Waitress 2; Black briars 1; Student Cknincil 4; Journalism Club 2. C 4; I’anilicnan Staff 3. 4; Pac’KROmak Staff 3. 4; Marshal 3; Basketball 4; Secretarv Freshman Class. Doroihv Schheck Well trnred silefice is more elocffient than speech. — . non. Jack Sowers He is free who lives as he c ' ooses. -Epectetus. Bovs ' Hi Y 2. 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; (•lee Club 4; Bus Driver 3. ' cteran l agc I ttlecn SENIORS ■ ' Paiil SpAunow A sound luilul in a manly body- —I Sophomore Cllass President; Studcnl Council 1: loot hall 4; Beta C4ul) 4. Charlotte Stanley oh, she dances such a reap ' ' —Sucklino, Intermediate Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, Treasurer 2; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Drum Maiorette 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Student Council 2. William ' Padlock “He touches nothinf hut he adds a chflrtn. —I ' enelon. Bovs ' lli-Y 2. 3, 4; Black Friars 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monograrn Club 3. 4, President 4; Student Council 3, 4; Hi-Y Ck)uncil 3, ' ice-President 3. Dewey Paylor i purpose lo fefit it out on this line if it lakes all stninncr. —Grant. Bovs ' Hi Y 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4. George Paylor “He ' ll find a Barrie. Bovs’ Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer. Vice-President 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, ' iee President 4; Packromak Staff 3, 4; Journalism C lub 3, 4; Student C ' Ouncil 3; Black Friars 1; Debater 3 4; Marshal 3; Vice-President Freshman Class; President Senior Class; Monogram Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4. Eddie 1 oler “Musicid as is Apollo’s Lnfe. —Milton. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; Black Friars 1. ’ Julian ' Prueblood ‘‘Ami tells the jest without the .•itreile.’’-Coleridge. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3; Boys’ lli-Y 2, 3, 4; C.lec Cdub 4. Mildred Wallace “She was Hood as she was fair. . . To know her was to love Iter.’’-Rogers. Glee Glub 1; Intermediate Tri IIFY 2; Senior Tri-1 li-Y 4. ’ Veteran I’aye .Vi.vlit ' tt SENIORS I lLLIE W ' aLLACE Her smile is the I van. (.lee CUiib 1, 3, 4; Art CUiib 3; 4 I! Club 1. Oladvs Waters her sunny locks hunH on her temples like a fiohlett f eeee.”—Shakespeare. Student CUmncil 1. ' lIuBERT Waters Ihis u ' ds the truest warrior. ' Alexander. 1 Iazel Whitehiirst Mu’ mildest manners and the g entlest je£ rf.”—Pope. Shirley W ' illiaiMS Pretty to walk with, and witty to talk leit t.’’- Slickline. dice Club 1; Senior rri lM-Y 3, 4; , rt CHiib 3; I’ublic Speakiny Club 2. I Iarold W ili.iamson lie makes sweet music. —Shakespeare. Hand 1. 2. 3. 4; Bov.s ' IliY 3. 4; Black I-riars I; Public Speakiny Club 2; Band Club Vice-President 4. XiiRELius Willis biR of a hundred Iricfes. —I loracc. Box ' s ' 2, 3. 4; Ibind 2, 3, 4; lUis l)ri er 3, 4; . C. C. . . I-ssav Pri e; Black Friars 1. Dorothy Wilson .dini yruce that won who sate to wish her stay.” -Milton. Dramatics Club 1. President; Senior Tri Hi Y 3. 4; Junior Senior Waitress 2; Beta Club 3, 4; (ilee Club 1; Marshal 3. ' ctcran Pa c Sei ' enteen SENIORS Dennis Woolard a smile that grou’’d.”—Milton. Bus Driver 3, 4. Geraldine Woolard “Personal beauty is a greater recommendation than any letter of iMfroclitction? ' —Aristotle. Dramatics Club 1; Senior Tri-Hi-V 3, 4; Hi-Y Council 4; Treasurer Sophomore Class; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Student Council 4; Secretary Senior Class; Public Speaking Club 2. Meredith Woolard ' Veteraii CLASS POEM A roAs r I lere ' s to the class of forty-se ’cn, May you always remain the best; You’ve been called upon to do hard thinos, And always answered “Yes. ' You ' t ' e had aood times and been oood sixirts, What more could anyone ask; Phan to model their lives alter you, Whose greatness shall forever last. Yes, O Class of forty-seven, Our town is proud of you; And from the four corners of the world, Your names shall echo thru. George Taylor, ]r., Class Poet . Page Eighteen Dhar Tado: CLASS PROPHECY liiiK ' , I ' )57 Sorrv you cimkln’t be in Wadiinoton the otber ilav, so I will tell you all about tlie lavinj; of tbe new schoo l ' s cornerstone. The school has great promise of being completed by 1959. W ' ho else but our old friend. Mayor Janies McKeel, was in charge ol the ceremony. The guest speaker was our Senator, who married Isabel Carter, outstanding novelist of our day. The corner¬ stone itself was a masterpiece ol construction, having been built by the Ccorge Taylor Cement Construction Company. Looking over Superintendent John 11. Ed¬ ward ' s shoulder, 1 saw, written on the blue prints, that the .school was designed bv Charles Moore and Dew ' ev Taylor. Representing the Ladies’ Saturday Sewing Cir¬ cle w ' cre Evelyn Campbell, Mildred Wallace, Marion Jackson, Gladys Waters and Nancy Tripp. Jane Hawk was there with her husband, who was a prominent member of the Class of ' 48. 1 went over to talk to them for a while and found out that our goiKl friend Richard Robertson is now the cashier at tbe Bank of Washing¬ ton. Jane said that tbe V ' ashington representatives to the State Chamber of Commerce Convention, Robert Rogers, Billy Hampton, Don Evans, Jehu Nichols and Claud Rouse, returned just in time to attend this mem¬ orial occasion. She also told me that Tommie Jean Greene and Charlotte Stanley, successful New ' York models, were visiting her for the event. Then who should walk up but Tollic Morris who is in business w ' ith Marshall Leggett running Washing¬ ton’s newest, busiest, and best iew ' clry store. 1 learned from him that Sarah Jackson ' s and Frances Harris ' dress shop nearly burned down but w ' as saved by the Eire Department, which is headed by Bud Willis. He said that Anne Marslcndcr stopped in the store the other day. You know she represents the National Jewelers Wholesale Company. 1 bumped into the former Mary Anne Campbell who told me that her husband, Jimmy Larkin and his band, w ' ere playing that night at the Night Spot. You know this used to be ' eb ' s but Julian Trueblood bought it and now has a lovely night club, overlooking tbe river, Harold Williamson, Eddie Toler and Billy Austin are playing in Larkin ' s band and Emily Anne Rhodes is his vocalist. She told me that Joyce Currin and Penelope Bogart are running a kindergarten (as a sideline, for of course they are both married). After the ceremony I went into a new calc and to my surprise I found out that our old classmate. Bill Nelson, was the proprietor. 1 sat down to have a long talk with him and he show ' cd me a sort of register that be had been keeping of all his classmates of ' 47. He opened this and glancing through, 1 saw that Louise Ricks. Idonia Singleton and Ha .cl Whitehurst were all teach¬ ing .school here. Also. 1 noticed that Pocahontas Lanier and Irene Jackson were operating the successful new book and record sboii. Amy Lee Diamond is Superin¬ tendent of Nurses at a bosiiital in New York City. Milfred Tetterton and Guv Stowe arc operating that booming new laundry, Goon and Guv ' s which is the biggest thing to hit Washington in a long time. The Ye Olde Sandwiche Shoppe is run bv Pearl Gerard and Genet Everette. and as would be e.xpected. they have made a great success of it. 1 was about to read on when 1 beard an old familiar voice. On looking up, 1 ' aw Freddie Potts. Naturallv, we got to talking and Freddie told me that he was coaching at our old Alma .Mater and that Bill Gallaway nxle in from the range every baseball season just to help him out. Potts said that he just saw Mr. and Mrs. Robin Perkins, .Mrs. Perkins being tbe former Ray Rowe. Robin has been quite successtul in the oil business out W ' est and he and Rae are very happy. After saving gootlbye to Freddie, 1 walked out and across tbe street 1 saw the successful new show run b ' George Ball and Dennis Woolard. On the trusters, I saw that Creraldine Woolard was being starred in the new Robinson and Morton production. These are our old friends 1 larold and John Eowle. 1 started on off but had only walked a few feet when I saw ' a familiar lace in tbe jtassing crow ' d. Naturallv. 1 stopped to talk to mv old friend Ramona Saw ' vcr. She said that she was on the wav to Ollie Ross’ beauty shotrpe. She was to attend Dot Wilson and Jack Sow ' crs ' wedding that night. She told me that Frances McNeil and Buddy Kennedy did get married the summer after graduation and have two darling little boys. As time was running short, I bade Romona goodhte and went on to the ' C ' hickcn-Sparrow Hotel, which is run hv Ed I lodges and Paul Sparrow. W ' alkinj across the lobby. 1 l)uinpcd into Rochelle Moore who is the Champion Hoy CTillcr in the county. He stopjicd to talk and he said that he had just been by the old school where they were ha ' iny classes (you remember how they woiildn t let us out lor anything?), and that V ermellc Hart, Pear Matkins, Sabrah Rouyh, Tillic W ' allace, Hetty Hrown and Hetty Cox were all teaching school there. 1 le also inFormed me of the fact that Hope Hodges was now Professor of History and liioloyy at Meredith C’ollcye. 1 stopped next door for a ilrink and who should be running the largest and newest drugstore in town but John Kirk and Duncan Moore. W ' hile 1 was standing at the fountain, who should walk in hut Dr. Don Evans, who had brought a prescription down. I pulled Don o x ' r to the table and soon learned that James I lodges was also on the local hospital stall as were Dorothy Schueck. Edna Barnett, Meredith W ' oolard, Esther P espass and Marian Adams. He also said that he had just treated jesse Dixon, who had the misfortune of sjiraining his ankle on the steps ol his country estate. Before I had gotten up, in came Mervin C ' herry and his wife, the former Miss Betsy Campbell. Ihey had just been shopping and intormed me that Joyce Currier was manager ol the second Hoor in Carland Hodges’ and flubcrt W ' atcrs’ new Department Store. As I left the drugstore and started out to take one more look at the town, who should I meet but Rena Honey, who is society editor of the local paper, of which Esther Ckunidx’ll owns part interest. She said that lanie Jefferson was art editor of the paper and doing a line job. She also said that some of the latest social events of the communi tv involved our old classmates. Sf me of these were the marriages of Betty Adams, Velma Edwards and Mildred Hardison to prominent men ol the town. She also said that the now famous Isabelle Perkins and Dot Rober.son, co-writers of a current best seller novel, had just visited the City and while here had staved at the lashionable Pamlico Inn. owned and operated bv Shirley illiams. W ' ell, Tado, 1 guess that takes in about everything and as time is running short, I’d better be saying good¬ bye. Idease write and tell me all about your real estate business and vour family. M)ur old buddy. Pm;Li s STATE OF NOR ' i n CAROl.INA COUNTY OF BEAUFORT CLASS WILL WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1947, beinji in cxcellenl mental condition after comiileting our hiyh school education, do hereby declare this to be our last uill and testament. On this 31st day of Mav, 1947, we do appoint Miss Pauline Tavloe, Mrs. Phoeiie Emmons and Miss Mvrtie Cooper, our class ad isers, as executors of this sacred document. ITEM L To our riahtful heirs, the Junior Class, we ijive, ])equeath, and entrust t(j them the following parts of our estate ; (1) Fhc Senior Steps, which may be kept by them only as lony as they i rotect that sacred passage with all their heart, and all their bod •, and all their soul. (2) The Senior Seats and the honor of enteriuij chapel after all (Others have been seated and leaN ' inj ' the auditorium to the tempo of “Jake ' s” music before the under-classmen leave. C3) Tlie Dionity of Seniors, to which they u ' ill quickly adapt themselves. (4) The Leadership of W. M. S.. which, they will soon discover, the school cannot do without. (5) ' I ' he Senior Privileges, which the ’ nill find erv inadet|Liate, but due to no fault of our own. FFElM IE ' e gi e to next ' ear’s Junior Class (the Senior C lass of 1949) the honor of planning, decorating, and execut¬ ing the Junior-Senior Banquet. ITEM III. ' e lea e the hope (d‘ being able to spend their senior year in the new school building to the Sophomores oi 1947-48. ITFAl I ' . The satisfaction of being a full fledged high school student is left to each member of the incoming Freshman Class. ITFIM y. To the teachers, we bec|ueatb our deepest grati tilde for their kindness, patience, and aid. ITIiM T. Our congratulations go to Mr. V Tsl and Mr. Kornegay for completing their first year as Superintendent am. Principal, respectively. ITEM ' II. Those personal belongings of the individual class members which will he of no further use to them upon graduation are left to our successors as follows: (1) Richard Robertson does hereby leave his mathematical mind to he evenly distributed among the Trig students of ne.xt year. (2) To John C. Tavloe, Deivey Taylor leaves his easv to get along with” nature. (3) Menin Cherry leates his well trained pompadour to Lee Cooper. (4) To Billv Cox is left the “John B. Edwards way with the younger women. (5) To brighten the “gray days” ahead, the cheerful smiles of Cenet Everette and Pearl (ieraril are left to Lane Roberson and W ' ilma Woolard. (6) Buster Tavlor leaves (and we know with regret) his plaid coat to the boiler room, so none of the oncoming Seniors will he obliged to wear it. (7) To llallet Ward, “Tex” (ialloway leaves his love for baseball. (8) Jerry Woolard and Guv Stowe leave their good-looks to Sue Sanderson and Lindsay Everette. (9) To W. T. Hough is left Isabel C’arter ' s knowledge of Spanish. (10) ' Fhe friendliness of Anne Marslender is left to Sue Poore. (11) Isabelle Perkins and Hope Hodges leave their positions as co-captains of the girls’ basketball team to two equally deserving Juniors. (12) Shirley Williams and Marian Jackson leaN’e their true and everlasting friendship to ()pal Roberson and Mary F. Elscn. (13) To Ah’in Peele, Claude Rouse leaves his chosen place in the stag line. (14) Mary Anne Campbell leaves her ability to get things done to Salh’ Oden. (15) To Jimme Hill is left the athletic ability of A1 Phelps. (16) Anne Rhodes and “Goon’ Tetterton do bequeath their flirtatious wavs to Mary Louise Byram and Shep Grist. (17) To Billy Waters. Marshall Leggett leaves his fancy ping-pong tactics. (18) The blonde locks of Joyce Currin are left to Shirlev Cherry and Elizabeth Wilkinson. (19) ()ur veterans, Roger Hudson. Duncan Moore, Paul Sparrow, Billy Hampton, Garland Hodges, Bill Nelson, Harold Robinson, John Morton, Robert Rodgers and Julian Trueblood. leave their Coco-Colas to the thirsty seniors of next year. (20) To Jean Hodges is left the “tveek-long” crushes of Betty Adams. (21) To Billie Jean Gillikin is left the faithful hearts of Betty Cox and Dorothy W ' ilson. (22) The “captivated heart” of William Tadlock is left to Hubert Sheppard. (23) Rena Bonev leaves her artistic talents (and other talents, too!) to Evelyn Fulk. (24) The t|uietness of Dorothy Schueck, Esther Respess, Nancy Tripp, and Gladys Waters is left to netsv W ' inficld, Pattie Cherry and Catherine Singleton. (25) To Brad Morton. Eddie Toler leaAes his bashfulness. (26) Tlic lieight and cheerleading ability of Jane Hawk is left to Dwan Swindell. (27) Tillie Mhallace and Janie Jefferson leave their tiny waists to be fought over hi ' the Junior girls. (28) The good disposition of Ramona Sau ' ver is left to Eva Aheyounis. (29) Harold Williamson leaves his ancient position in the band to the oncoming clarinet plavers. (30) To a ho] eful Junior, LiP Jack Woolard, Freddie I’otts leaies his manly frame. (3 1) Rae Rowe ' s “gift of gab” is left to Bobbie Hackney. (32) To David Cecil is left Jimmv Larkin’s appreciation of music. (33) To the “office girls” of next year, Sarah Jackson and Frances Harris would like to leave their “aching backs” and their deepest blessings. (34) The neatness of Evelyn and Esther Campbell is left to Ruth Cecil and Dot Scott. (35) Ed Hodges and Amv Diamond leave their “art” of being lazy to ’ide Caudell and Jane Kuglar. (36) To Alice Cherry is left the “dreamy” eyes of Tommie Greene. (37) Charles Moore leaves his well filled position of Student Council President to a deserAing senior of next year. (38) To Evehn Davenport and Bach Sellers is left the dancing ability of Charlotte Stanley and Jehu Nicholls. (39) Betsy Campbell and Frances McNeil leave their Friday night dates to any lucky seniors who can “get ' em. (40) The “scatter brain” of Joyce Currier is left to Anne Brooks Whyte. (41) Edna Barnett and John Kirk leave their witty remarks to Tillie Ingalls and Danny Jackson. (42) The handsome profile of Jack Sou’ers is left to Harry Creekmuir. (43) Bud Willis, (Teorge Ball, Billy Austin, Robin Perkins, and Meredith M’oolard leave their “bus driver” privi¬ leges to Ben Hodges. (44) To “Pinky” Gibbs is left the bulging muscles of Donald Evans. (45) The Speed of “Lightning” McKeel is left to the Juniors who ha ’e things to do by a dead-line. In testimony, we, the Class of 1947, have set our hand and seal to this our last will and testament on this the 31st day of May, in the year of our Lord, 1947. James McKeel, Testator. WITNESSES: Jane Hawk George Taylor Page Twenty JUNIORS Eva 7 beyoiinis Maiue Allioood Mary Louise I’yram VlllE C AIIDELL David Cecil Loth Cecil Alice Cherry Lee Cooper Hilly Cox I Iarry Creekmuir Evelyn I avenport Mary Erances Elsen Vivian Emory Evelyn Folk Billie Jean Cillikin Marie Coodwin SiiEP Grist Bobbie I Iackney |lMMY I IlLL Ben ]loDGEs Jean Iodoes W. 1’. I louGii Katherine IIhdson 1 iLLiE Ingalls JUNIORS Danny Jac kson |ane KuCII-AI! Dan Mavo 1!hai) Mohion Sally Omn Rlizabei ii Ohmonb .Alvin Peelf Sue Poore Julia Peede I.ane Roherson Opal Roberson Sue Sanderson I )ORO I IIY ScX)l I Racii Sellers lIuBEivr Sheppard V ' lRc.iNiA Sparrow Dvvan Swindell | oiiN Coi lEN Payloe I jHIDORA 1 AYLOR RoBERI llBBS 1 Iallel W ard Rilly W ' aters ■Ann Rrooks Whyte PiF. rSY W ' iNl lELI) Sophomores Cicero Abeyounis Carolyn Adams Mildred Alligood Polly Barrington Elizabeth Basnight Charles Belote Adrian Bowen James Bridgeman Laura Brown JDonald Canady Ersell Carrow P iNEY Cox Rachel Crisp Benjamin Ellington Ray Everette Eugene Flynn nn Forbes Mary Frances Gerard I oTTiE Gravely S. ]. I Iarding Della Mae I Iardison Vera FIardison Buddy I Iarris Faye I Iarris Josephine Heath Dickie Hodges 11. S. I loDGES |oE IloDGES Madeline I Iodges Calvin Hudson Albert Jackson, Jr. PiNEY Jackson William Jolley Sophomores Annie L. iirie J.aneev Lucille Lecge ite Mary Elizabeth Little Mary Lanier |aimes Lhpton losii Mackenzie CAyihleen McKhei. I Ienry Moore |osiE i eel Piett Y Peele Elsie Peele W ' allace Pridgen , nn Robbins Graham Sanders Polly Sheppard C’.loria Singleton I loiiSTON Smith |iM Stanley liETTY |ean Swain Mary 1 avlor Prank I omlinson P ' red VA ' all Edward W ' ai.i.ac ' e C ' liARLiK W ' ebb Louise Whalton IP. W ' heeler Shirley WAhtt ' ord Philip W ' hi i le ' P. DDY WAlson [ames W ' oolard Olga W ' oolard Murhi W’oolard FRESHMEN Tyndall Allic.ood Ijilly Asby Estelle Baker Shirley 15eacham Sam Blount Emily Bowen Charlie Cherry Es telle Carrow nna Jean Clark Peggy Cooper Randolph Cox Rae Crisp Marie Cuthrell I Ielen Deans Lois Ecklen (Hover Edwards Betty Ellington Norma Everette Donnie Everson Bennie FARguiiARSON Mark [ I arris Garland I Iomes I LILIA 1 lOYT Frances Jackson SiiAiN Jefferies J LiANi IA Jolley J. R. Jones Gloria Kerk J ee Knot l‘aiic I ' a’i’nty-six FRESHMEN Mary Lade Ray Legc’.eite Imogens Lewis I I ELEN Main Bud Lynch Betty Loii Morton Jimmie Pinkham Mary jo Paul Betty Ramsay Croom Rodman O ns Sheppard Sandra Sheppard Robert Skillen Nancy Lee Smith Pegc;y Sparrow Betty nn Swindell Mary Ann Swindell Pat Lankard Elise I ' aylor C iENE Wallace Earl Waters Marilyn W tson VV ' eden Webster James VV ' ells It.orence VV ' illiams Bahuara Woolard Mi r ' i ' le W ' oolari) I iLLiE Woolard Joan ' i ' oumans BROWN LfBRARY 122 VAN NORDEN STREET WASHINGTON, NC 27889 c p ivcniu seven STUDENTS WITH NO Marion Vdams Oeorcie Ball Be ' i 1V Oray Cox [esse Dixon C. E. Ali.ioood Mary llic;ood Marcarei Braddy VV iLLAMAE Brown Edna Cherry Baity Cherry Shirley Cherry Sherwood Dixon Shirley Uistin Buster Baker Neva Bell John Brown I Ielen Deans W illiam Cray Thomas Crissard I AMES I Iarrel David Earl Allioood Bobby Cooper |()YCE Corey Billy Crow Tester Daniels I luBER ' T Edwards SENIORS Bhlly Hampton Irene Iackson Esther Respass JUNIORS Eousie Evans Maxine Cerrinoer I Iattie Mae Jackson |oyce Mizelle Opal Moore Catherine Sincle ' ton Bernice Smith Alton Si ' OCKs Claude Upton SOPHOMORES Ophelia 1 [arrel Richard I Iodges Doris Jackson Tiny Iones Maggie Eatham Ray Eilley Tarry Ricks IRIESIIMEN Bobby 1 Iardison Jean Eane Bruce Martin A ' tha Parker Mary Sanford Addie Single-ton PICTURES IdONIA SiNGI E TON CuY Skiwe Milford ' Tei ' Teivton Nancy ' Tripp Elizabeth Wilkerson Doris Faye W iolard |ack Woolard Wilma Woolard Eindsay Evere ' t i f. Joseph Grizzard Cornelia Mizelle Randall Saunders James Roberson Edward Rouse Margaret Ramsay Edward Stowe Taye Swindell Reba Tetter ' ton Christine Toler Clarence Williams Ka’thleen Smtiii Myrtle Smith ' I’homas Swanner Eindsay Wins ' tead Einwood Woolard C.arolyn Wynne ' cu t TiCi ' nly eiiihl Pilar I a rnly nine EIGHTH GRADE Miss Dail I-iViT row: Allen Hardison, J. C. Clark, Elmer Flynn, Frances Woolard, Elizabeth Jones, Doris Woolard, Jo¬ anne Miltonberger, Tommy Campbell. June Capehart, Eldred Woolard. Sec¬ ond row: Phvllis Alligood, Elva Woolard, Unetta Woolard, Lillian Woolard, Gloria Tutcn, Katie Jones, Gerry Tetterton. Ann Williams, Della Tcttcrton, Virginia Cratch, Pauline Beacham. Jo Whitley. Alma Nelson. Third row: Jack Rhodes, Clyde Roberson, Stuart Moore, Sandy Jen nette. Bill Harris, Dave Fowle, Earl Robbins, Roy Ruck, Carl Willis, Bill Paschal, M’ arren Browning, Bill Peede, Chip Harrel. MiSvS Godwin (Beading from toff left of H ' ) Ondrell Woolard, Eddie Wells, Ray Lane. Winlield Lingle, Dorothy Dix¬ on, Marv Wallace, Monna Toler, Rovce Pittman, Jocelvn Oakley, James Gurganus, Mary Hollis, Glenn Mason. Sally Alligood, Ilallet Deans, (iretta Miller, Stanley Johnson, Betty Cowen. Raymond Taylor, Louise Dail. Jack Whitehead, Kay Tankard, Jane Stanton, Annie Woolard, Hilda Scott, Zorada Wright, Horace Cowell, Charles Morris, Bobby Baker, Holman C ix. Mrs. Shelton First row: Tomm y Woolard, Carl Woolard, Eugene Neel, Charlie Jack- son, Jacob W ' illiamson, Clyde Cole. Second roiv: Douglas Currin. Billy Singleton, Charles Hoyt, Dot Ashy, Emily Alligood, IMarlene Smith, C ' harles Foreman. Third roic: Bob Toler, Sarah Dixon, Nancy TIudson, Bernice Boyd, Ann Toler, Doris ' Tetterton, Audrey Ayres, Anna Dought Foitrth row: Cecil Lane, Henrietta Basnight, Winnie Harris, Ruth Modlin, Nancy Roberson, Miri¬ am Patter, Dera Woolard. Fifth row: Seth Sutton, Katherine McCluer, Ellen Sellers, Ivan Willard, Billy Bvram, Viola Hodges. Patje Thirty SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. ( HS � I t I irst roir: Mary 1 !assol, (iracc Broojuc, Alico Winfield. Helen Jef ferson, Anne Ila hiirn, Dot riiewell, C atherine Ca)X. S lvia W ' eatherh. 1-dna Potter. Second rf n ' : Bohln Hell. Bill Jones. Jacob Sparrow, R. Hodges, Hobliv Parker, Charles I larris, Hilh ' Lalliain, Ciilhert Nelson. bird rote; Larix ' W’oolard, Alma Woolard, .Marv Stokes. I’eiit ' v Peele, i.leanor Oaklev. Joyce Andreoli, Her hert Perry, hourth rote; Betty Lou ,McCbilie ’, Llijah Jackson. Roy Lin- tr)n. Darrell Dudley. Cieortje Spain. Bill C hauncey. James Swanner. Fifth row: ail Kuglar. Shirley Pinkham, Joan Harrcl. Edna Peede, Ida (io l le , Inez hey. Sixth row: Darles Main. Maurice Bridsreinan. Jf)hn (iillikin, Asa Rouse. Randy (irissoin. Bill W ' iley. .Miss C ar Tu rk. n r f irst rote: Bill Beacham. hit Smith. I- ' rank Waters. Bi� hby Jones. Lero ' Peele, Dick Cherry, Wade Waters. I.)on W ' illiams, Kenneth W ' ar ren, I ' ommie Mitchell. Second rote: Dan Wallace, Harold Sheppard, Maroaret Heath, .Molly Carrowan, Alma Sadler, Dot Oyerton, Jane dnfield. Bett C ' owan, Betty L. Doui;ht . Ihird row: Joe Waters. Roy I orbes. Cecil Bridgeman, Howard Jefferson. Bobh - lurner. Boh Peede, Bob Swindell. C oy Woolard. Standv . dams. Fourth rote: Ruth Main. Suzanne Ciillon, Prances Walker. Lois Woolard. Alice W’alker. Barbara (doyer, Ptelyn Jackson. Kermit . r nold. f ifth rote: Martin ra ior. Z. .M. I erette. Doris Bell, Katlileen Simp kins. Marlene Harris. Margaret Stubbs, lilizabeth Hpton, Janie Johnstin. Mrs. ini ili d f irst rote: . lton W ' erson. M ' ayne Martin, Joy . latns. Cleye Duke, James Arnold. Pred Williamson, Ronald Portiscue. Charles Sheppard. Carol Jar is. Ciilhert Ecett. Secofui row: Beth I’aul. Martha IhtM. Shirley Ball. Dot Anderson. June X ' ann, llarriet sb . Anita lidwartPs. Cierr Campbell. Ihird roir: Bob Hackler. I cigar Woolard. Boh Sauser. Biul (� reene. Crcne Rnks. Wile Warren. H. . . Swindell. Bill Mhitkn. Frank Sheppanl. f o«rf i rote: Margaret .Ann Duke. Bill Harris. Joyce Woolard, Lou Poore, Eugenia Pugh, Melba Chaunce , P!thel Cadyill, anc Rol erts. Ethel Mercer. Fifth rote: Bfibby I arnm, Jerry Moore. Murph Woolard, Bill Caudill, RoIxTt Peebles. Hilton Pyerson. Cfuirchill Buck. Hob I loward. u r rim li; : itl- u activities STUDENT COUNCIL I ' REJJD ' l Pons .. I loi’E I ioix;ES . . . CitAiiAM Sanders CHARLES .Moore Ol-FICLRS Vice Prcsiclcul . Secret ary . . . . rrensitrer ... President Ihirlu thrvv STUDENT COUNCIL First row: I ' rcdtiy Potts, Geraldine WoolartI, I lope I lodges, Panrona Sawyer, fane 1 lawk, 1 oiirnrie jean Ciieene, Liitlr Ceeil, Charles Moore. Second row: Edgar VVoolard, Mad eline I lodges, Marlene Smith, Ann Eorhcs. Third roll’: John I lo t, Raymond l ailor, Sinarl Moore, James MeKeel, Graham Sanders. fourth row: I ' ollie Morris, Jimmie Pinkliam, Lilly Gox, Josh MaeKcnzie, William 1 adlock, Pine ' Jaekson. Fifth row: |ohn Gotten I ' ayloe, Al Phelps, Lilli ' Ashy. Page Thirty-four BETA CLUB I ' irsl roil ' : Cifiiryc Tavliir, Riilx ' rt Gibbs, Louise W’bcalton, Doris Jackson. Al I’hclps, Cacern Abevounis, James McKcel, Paul Sparrow, Sally Oden, Jane Kuglar, Paddy Wilson. Second row: Vera Hardison, Marie Alligoixl, Madeline 1 lods� cs, Muriel Woolard, Betsy Win¬ field, Mary Frances Elsen, Hope Hixlges. Third row: Maxine Roberson, Dorothy Wilson, Annie Laurie Lanelev. Houston Smith, M.iry Anne Campbell, Rena Bonev. Ramona Sawyer. Graham Sanders, Polly Barrinj;ton, Piney Cox, Frances Harris, Dorothy Scott, Evelyn Eulk, Josh MacKcnzie. OH IGFRS Ja. us .McKhEi I ' rcsidctil I loi’t 1 loiKlES Secretar] ' .Maiiv Fii.. Ncts Elsen rcastirer GLoncL Taylor I ice Presideiil JOURNALISM CLUB I I 6nt« wHii ri vidu-E t • KuracB futvuM vvto Oy trbctCL u� u” i lot the next moniSi;jT In their | Bnd received th: Won doilt Jr? ' ■ - stu . ■ •- ;f_ si-ho I ; _ ;]y ; aBmi ail over tne wittteu s«ws, o h aerved Wati QcaS R duenxU H nM ' l Ko ' jmiiiiiiiii . - •i:;itea wxiT: - - i the. Student CoiJnol! LetK Aahe r th d dec esftru I the I ■.gfS ' this ■ tJit; Room ft tio [■oat t wMU H gB biba: fliflnub vi ■ nlor 9 it -a f 5 th.j r ' =aay a« m .c enL-d by 1 tl- tvilaon. the •Vie e Hodges, v, TO j ' ri= ' te - ' ■••’..o-.l XVJW i: , Prv_. ' ' n Chapel Lrocrram Talks Given On Packromac- Pamlicoan and Student b. wttcteat Amy i-e« Diammid. we. -Ann Marslend- ;iUeo v.lth T-i’ii ( ' ■■■ , r--.!. ' .iaft M ' her .■ .mnrn? ' I -, -Anne Rhodes. iT OTvont ' harfRy t as yet no W3� a« e ■ ’ inenta bay© bo n otad ije-heartccily au Csunphell !. ■ duinff a fine Job on c: vej . the theme, annual will bo wtdt to write about o ' W Amerl rnl hty •an cxifltnms; our viMir. MERRY CHRISTMAS! Volume Vn PAMLICOAN Washington-High School, Washington, N. C., December, 1946 and a happy I NEW YEAR! i _ _i Number Three Seniors Elect Superlatives Staff: 1. Tommie Jean Greene, Editor; 2. Dwan Swindell, Business Manayer; 3. Billie |. Gillikin, Advertising Manager; 4 and 5. Adrian Bowen and Graham Sanders, Assistant Advertising Managers; 6. Bohbie Hackney, Assist¬ ant Editor; 7. Penelope Bogart. Picture Editor; 8. Shop C!rist, Sports Editor; 9. Ramoua Sawver, C’luh Editor; 10. Jane Kuglar, Feature Editor; 11. Jane Hawk, Humor Editor; 12. Mary Anne Campbell, Circulation Manager; 13. Isabel Carter, Secretary; 14. Garland Homes, Exchange Editor. Members: First row. Cathleen McKeel, Dottie Gravely, Faye Harris, Betsy M ' intield, Paddy W ' ilson, Billie |. Gillikin, Tommie J. Greene, Ramona Sawyer, Isabel Carter, Rena Bonev, Penelope Bogart. Second row. Mary Anne Campbell, Madeline Hodges, Hope Hodges, Garland Homes, Billv Asby, Pat Tankard, Emily Bowen, Adrian Bowen, Nancy L. Smith, George Taylor, Bobbie Hackney, Sbep Grist, Mary Louise Byram, Al Phelps, Jane Hawk, Josh MacKen .ie, Dwan Swindell, Graham Sanders, Jane Kuglar, Miss Pauline I ' avloe, Advi.ser. PACKROMAK STAFF Mahv Anne Cam pbei.i. . . . Salev Oden . iM viiv Prances Fi sen . Isabel CS r i i:r. Ramona Sawyer . Paddy W ' ilson . I’o i.i.Y Rarrinco ' on . 1 Iouston Smi ' hi . lUiNA I)ONEN. Jane Kiu.i ar C iHoRC.E Iayi.or. |osh APacKenzii Miss Ai ' i.eie; Manninc. . hiliior-i)i-( ' hief . Assl. lulitor . Ihisiuess A ,t;r. . iteniry Editar . rl Eulitoy . Picture Editor . .Asst. Picture Editor . . . Subscription Ljr. . ( (I .Adrertisiiip , I prs. sst. ilcerlisiiip Mt rs. .. [ili ' iser Pudi ' 7 hirlLi-sri ' rn SENIOR GIRLS’ TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS Ramona Sawveii . President Jane Hawk . Secretary Isabel Carter . Vice President Mary Anne Campbell . Treasurer Rena Boney . Cha-plani Mrs. Searight . Adviser First row: Joyce Currin, Jane Hawk, Dorothy V ' ilson, Mildred Wallace, Bettv Cox, Frances Mc¬ Neil, Evelyn C.ainpbell, Opal Roberson, Bet.sy Camp¬ bell. Second row: Isabel Carter, Jane Kuvlar, Hope Hodoes, Geraldine ' oolard, Bobbie Flackney, Billie Jean Gillikin, Tommie Jean Greene, Penelope Bo- oart, Dwan Swindell, Mary Frances Elsen. Third row: Rena Boney, Ramona Sawyer, Mary Anne Campbell, Marv Louise Byram, Shirlev Williams, Marion Jackson, Vermelle Hart, Betsy Winlield, Amv Lee Diamond, Sally Oden, Dorolbv Scott, Evelvn Fulk, Mrs. Searioht. SENIOR BOYS TRI-HI-Y c)i MC ' i ' .ns Jamt.s McKi ' EI. Prcsiileiii CiioHcir I’AYi.on . ice Prcsideiil 1 A( ' H Si. 1.1.1. us .Sccivliirv Ai Pnr.i PS . ' Prcii urer l irst row: P)ach SclltTS, W ' illiain Tatllock, Cieoruu I’avlor, 1 larrv Crrckinuir, Dan Mavo, Ltv C’oupcT, Hubert Shci parcl. Alvin lVc‘le, Merxin C ' luTrv. Janies I Indoles. Second row: f ibn IxKvards, CHaiule House, Biul W’illis, David C.A‘cil, Marshall I-eeuett, Dannv Jack son. I larold W ' illiamson, Brad Morton, I ' obin Per¬ kins. bird row: ' iile Caiudell, Bicbard Bobertson, Billy W’aters. Jiininv Hill, Charles Moore, BilK C ' ox. Buildv Kennetlv. f ' ourih row: Al Idu-lps, Donald pAans, liinnu ' Larkin. Pollie Morris, 1 lallet W ' ard, I retltlv Potts. Devvev Pavlor, Jack Sowers. INTERMEDIATE TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS Betsy 1’eele . Paddy Wilson . PiNEY Cox . Ann Fohises . CFvniLEEN McKeel . .... Secretary .... Chaplain . . . . Treasurer .... President Vice-President First roir: P cttv Jean Swain, Betty Ramsay, Emily Bowen, V ' edcn Webster, Mary Ann Svyin- clell, Pat Tankard, Bennie Farquharson, Pewt ' V Cooper, Nancy Lee Smith, Joan Youman, Estelle Baker, Sandra Sheppard, Betty Ann Swindell, Mary |o Paul, Helen Deans, Cathleen McKeel. Second row: Faye Flarris, Ann Robbins, Muriel H ' oolard, Christine Toler, Shirley Austin, Josephine 1 leath, C arolyn Adams, Josie Neel, Dottie Cravelv, Piney Co.x, Ann Forbes, Shirley ' hitlord, Paddy W ' ilson, Betsy Peele. 4-H CLUB lu. Sam I ' ltTKN . Boys ' Adviser Miss I rancis Hanks . Ciirls ' Adviser Spurrow, Brcsideut: Donnie Lverscui. Vice I resideiit; (irover Iidvvards, Secrch rv-7Vcrtsi rcr. I larrict Ashv, jennette ladl, Hiudinc Heachain, Hill Caudill. Mclha C iauncv. I luuli Vherry. Pclc Clark, I.tlu ' l Colville, Hett Cowen, Xur inia C ratch. Sarah Dixon. Anna Jo Douuhty, Lois Ecklen, Anita lul wards, Eugene Mvnn, Ida Mae Ciodlev, Randall Crissoin, Jim Cureanus. Mark Harris. Aiu v 1 lodges, ’iola Modi eu Mary Ruth Hollis, Nancy Hudson, CLarlie Jacka)n, Hruce Martin. Lommy Mitchell, Ruth Modlin, Hobby Parker, I ' oyce Pittman, lack Pdiode. ' ., Cene Pdeks, C harles Sheppard, Kathleen Sim]d ins, Hilly Sinuleton. Kathleen Smith, jacoh S:-arr()vv, Hobby Swindell. Wdntield I’inuL-, W ' ilev W’arren, Hilly W hitley, Ann W illiams, Dera Wk)ol- ard, Elva W ' oolard. Prances W )olard, jovee W ' oolard. Murnhv W ' o ilard, llnetta W’oolard. tm SENIOR GLEE CLUB first row: Charles Moore, Miss I lannali Savaoc (Director), Billie |. Gillikin, Norma E ' erettc, Kathrvn Hudson, Edna Barnette, Janie jelferson, Jean J lodges, Genet Everett, Alice Cherry, Bobbie Hackney, Josephine Heath, Bettv Morton, Carolyn Wynne, Paddy Wilson, Addie Singleton, Mary Taylor, Eva Abeyounis. Second row: Hallet Ward, Joyce Corev, Betty Brown, ' Hllie Wallace, Vivian Emory, Evelyn bulk, Madeline I lodges, Sarah Jackson, I lope Hodges, Marion [ackson, Vermelle I lart, Betsy Peele, Betty Swain, Rae Crisp, Sandra Sheppard, Estelle Baker, Betty Ann Swindell, Betty Ramsay, Xnnie Jean Clark, Third row: 1 Phelps, Billy Cox, Sam Blount, S. J. I larding, Bruce Martin, Rae Rowe, Isabel Perkins, Dottie Gravely, Nancy Lee Smith, Garland 1 lomes. Vide Caudell, Carolyn Adams, Gloria Single- ton, Ann Eorbes, Sue Poore, Opal Roberson, Jane Kuglar, Betsy Win- held, nn Whyte, Betty Adams, Faye I larris, Shirley Whitlord. Fourth row: John Fowle Morton, L. P. Wheeler, Brad Morton, Buddy Kennedy, W. I . I lough. Josh MacKenzie, Jack Sowers, Edward Wallace, l)a ’id Cecil, Jimmie Larkin, Freddie Potts, Anne Robins, Emily Bowen, Mary Ann Swindell, Joan Youmans, Peggy Cooper, Pat Fankard, Sally Oden, F)wan Swindell, Pinev Cox, Laura Brown. Fbed Potts President Ihtrly two JUNIOR GLEE CLUB I ' irst roiv (seated): June Van, Betty Jean Cowan, Betty Lon MaCaliev, Katherine Cox, Zorada W ' rioht, l)orotli Dixon. Second row: Lou Poore, Frances Walker, Vtiil Kuular, Marlene Smith, Joyce Andreoli. Third row: Janie Johnson, Lois Jean Woolard, Martha I loyt, Craeie Broome. Mollie Caravvan, Joyce Woolard. hozirtli row: Doris Letterton, Maroarct Ann Duke, .Alma Nelson, Ethel Foe Mercer, Gloria Futen. lifth row: Berniece Bo d, Katherine MeKlure, Pauline Beai hman, Donald Williams, Tommy Woolard. Standing (bottom to top): Joanne Miltonheroer. Betty (A)vvan, Mar Wallace, Peggy Peelc, Beth I’aul, Virginia Cratch, Najicy Cratch, J(x;elvn Oakley, Ellen Sellers, Jane Stanton, I lolman Cox, Ronald W ' illiams, Buddy Greene, Jacob Sparrow, Billy Latham. Miss I I. nn,mi S.wagi; I )irect()r Piicfc I i rlq ihrvi ' WASHINGTON HIGH Mr. Carl Jacobson, Director OFFICERS Harold W ' illiamson . ’ice-President Mary Anne CajMprell . Secretary-Treasurer I irsl roiv: T illic Iiwalls, Alice C’herrv. TocUl rivnn, Robert Sutton. Bobbie Ilackler, htlwaril H«jiise, Mr. C’arl Jacobson. Secojjii rr ii ' : Atlrian Swiceyootl. Bett ' Lllini ' ton, Atnv Lee Diatnoiul. Alvin Jet ' t’erstin. Lerov Beele. Jo ' Adams, hsther Campbell. Tliiul roiv: .Mary . nne Campbell. Nancy Lee Smith, Barbara W ' tmlarcl, Horace C ' owcll, Jacob Williamson. Max Eddie Toler . Reporter liMMY Larkin . President W ' ilkerson. ll.irolil W ' illiamson. ionrlli roir: Jimnu’ Larkin. Cilenn Mason. Dick Cherry. Ldyar W’oolartI, John Iloyt, James Pilurim. !■ Itlie Diler. liflfi row: J. C. Smith, Raymond Taylor. Miirph W ' oolartl. Tommy Campbell, Bill ' Waters, Budih I larrel, Sam Bloiint. SCHOOL BAND 1 ILLIE IngAI LS AN!) Alice C iiERin ' , Dnivi Majorettes Ldwari) liousE, Drum Major I’aec I ' orly life ATHLETICS FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS Paqc I- ' orly-seven FOOTBALL I ' rsI rotr: Brad Morton, John O.ottcn ’Lat ' loc, Buddy Slowc, Biobin Perkins, l)cvvc ' Ta lor, 1 ]’hel|rs, Fred Potts, William Padloek, I lallet AArd, BilK I lampton, Ck ' orec d ' avlor, Jaek Sowers, C harles Moore. Second rou’: drian Bowen, Jimmie I lill, James l uplon, W. St ' - ' , X 1 . FOOTBALL 1. 1 loLi li, , l in Pc ' clf, Jolin Morton, Shcplnircl Cirist, [uli m I riiclilootl, allitt ' c Lriclwcn, Bennie Lllineton, [anics AleKcel. Sliain jetleries, James Stanle . 1 Iiircl row: I )a ' e ' 1 owle’. (larhind I lonies. Bill Ash , C ' rooni liodman, Lee Knot. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Tommie Greene, lMar Louise B ’ram, Isabelle Perkins and Hope I lodges (Co-Ca|rtains), CaroKn dams, Sue Sanderson. Second roll’: Weden Webster, T ' a e I lanis, nn Robbins, Jane Kuolar, Dottie Ciianeh, Gloria Sin- saleton, Barbara WGolard, Rena Bone ' , Pal I ankard. Fliird roil’; Mai ' nne Campbell (Manager), Shirlev Wdiitlord, Dot Scott, Vera 1 lardison, Kath¬ leen MeKccI, Mary Ann Swindell, Joan Youmans, Marie Core ' , Jean Lane, Peao ' Cooper, Ruth Cecil, Sandra Sheirpard, Joyce Currin, Elise I aylor, Betty Ramsa , Ramona Sa y ' er, Miss hh rtle Cooper and Miss Dorothx ' Moreficld (Coaches). PlKJf Pit III BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM hint row: Each Sellers, BilL ' W ' aters. Second row: Adriaii Boweii, Shep Orisi, C,e )rae I avior. Brad Morton. Al Phelps and Ered Potts (Cn CTptains)! W ' iliiani I adlock, I lallct Ward. litfy otn ' FEATURES Qeraldine Woolard Miss W ' iishiiiainii I lioh, IIS scjeclcd Jiy the Seiili)r ( ' hiss Pane {■ ilH -!hrvc , .1 1 Jam. Hawk, Ji nu u noi s. i DjN.a l um 1 r, John Kirk . (o.RAi.niNi. W ' OOI.ARI), C.in Si’owi . Dorothy W ilson, Jami.s iMcKi ii . Annl Riroi)i:s, Jimm L rm. . J m; Hawk, (.hy Siowr . Ann Marsltndlr, Jihh Nk hoj s (, r Piclttre ) Nn Lfi ' Diamond. Id [Iodoks . . Uosf Popular . Wittiest . JtLsl Lookiiio SiUilious Must fiileuteil . Cutest ... f riendliest . iMziest THE SENIOR SUPERLATIVES M uy m ( Chmui ' ; Mooni . }irsi AU-Xroutid I in .NM ( ii iu I I . J Mi s Me Ki I I . Most likely to Succeed Isviniii PiHMNs, I Ml I) I’oiis . Athletic loMMii Ji {.MIIM. Mimmn (Tiiiun . Best Dressed I in Hiiodi . Mniioju) Iittiuion . Bii esi J lirts M i I owi. Hot in I I I Mooin .Moj Tulkutiee IsAHi I I t l RMNs, Roe nil j 1 Mooiu . I.ouilest ( IIAHI.OTTE SjAMi , JI mi une)Ls Picture ' . Best Dancers MARSHALS First row: joN ' cc Currin, ILimona Savvver, Isabel Carter (Chief), jane I lawk, k)oroth ' )lson. Second row: l)et,s Campbell, Penelope Boeart, Ceor e Ia ' lor, Richard Robertson, [aines McKecI, iMar nne Campbell, Rena Bone ’. WAITRESSES 1 illie Inealls, Ruth Cecil, Dorotlw Scott, Mar ' Louise B ram, Susan Sanderson, Mar ' Frances Elscn, Jane Kuelar, Bobbie 1 lackne ' , Dwan Swindell, Marie Allioood. No picture: Salh ' Oden, Vit ' ian Emory. Page Idfty-six CHEERLEADERS M.irshiill Ecuac ' tl, lk ' tt Adams, l a (.’ Harris, i lar Louise IRram, jane I lawk : C ' liiet ' , I oinmie Creene, Dottie Cira ' el , Ann Roblrins, I )w in Sw indell, I)ill C ' ox. Page l illg aeven OUR LEADERS FAVORITES CIaKLAND I loMES for Charles Moore President Student Council Dave Fowle for James McKeel President Beta Club and President Senior Boys ' JD ' -Y Croom Rodman for George Taylor I’resident Senior Class W ' illiam Tadlock for Fred Potts PootbaU Co-Captain and President Senior Glee Club i Iallet W ' ard for Al Phelps Football Co-Captain and Senior Boys ' Hi-Y Treasurer Dvvan Swindell for Ramona Sawyer President Senior Girls ' Iri-lliY Rena Roney for IsAHELLE Carter Chief Marshal Jimmie 1 Jill for Jane Hawk Chief Cheerleader Gloria Singleton for Tommie Jean Greene F.dilor of Painlicoan Rilly Asby for SiiEP Grist President Junior Class Estelle Baker for Ann Forbes President Intermediate Ili-Y Tommy Campbell for Jimmy Larkin President Band Chd 1 amona Sawyer for Mary Anne Campbell Fditor of Packromak Compliments of J , E. V A M H Photographer and Photo Finisher f MAIN STREET Washington, North Caroitna Paqe Sixty Good Luck Freeman Electric Company CITY Complimevt.9 of J. K. HOYT’S GOODRICH TIRES The Superior Syyithetic BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES SPORTING GOODS Kconomy Auto Supply PAMLICO CHEMICAL COMPANY ROYSTER FERTILIZER Washington Snpply Company Lirestone Tires HOME ACCESSORIES AND GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Page Sixtg-onc Compliments of STEWART ' S SODA SHOP CIGARS, SODAS, AND SUNDAES WE ALSO HAVE A FULL LINE OF MAGAZINES AND COMICS And don’t forget our hot lunches Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear, Dry Goods AND Millinery Featuring Suits and Top Coats for Men and Young Men Shoes for the Whole Family Silverthorne Bros. Department Store Phone 536 Washington, N. C. Compliments of BARGAIN STORE ★ Rufus Abeyounis, Manager For Thirst Drink Royal Grown Cola NEHI BOTTLING CO, Paye Sixty-nvo HARRIS HARDWARE COMPANY W holesale VASHlN(iTON, N. C. ' ' Distributors of bissential Hardware’ ' Page Sixty-lhrcc W, H, BAS NIGHT COMPANY iNCOHI’ORA ' risD Page Sixty-four a s n i g h 1-} IS ONE OF ri IF SOUTH’S FARGFST WHOFFSAFF DISTRIBUTORS Home of Enriched Cream Flour Ahoskih, N. C. Page Sixlg-ticc [OREKA LUMBER COMPLY Manufacturers Washington, N. C. W. C. Mallison Son Hardware Farm Implements John Deere Tractors MRS. B. W. SHELTON Florist Floivers For Every Occasion Phone 377 Washington, N. C. GUY T. SWINDELL Registered Jeweler A. G. S. Washington, North Carolina Page Sixty-six Compliments of CAMPBELL’S MOTOR COMPANY (Bmnsdt (jJhjohL joJsL ompmuf i:Vi:RY rMING for ihh soda fountain Page .Vt.vfy-scLVr? MAOLA ICE CREAM COMPANY Telephone 142 115-117 East Water St. WASHINGTON, N. C. Royal Typewriters Ribbons—Carbon Paper Legal Forms—Mimeograph Stencils—Paper—Ink—Fluid PAMLICO PRINTING COMPANY P. O. Box 82 Phone 111 Washington, N. C. An invitutinyi to visit the RENDEZVOUS “Where Good Friends Meet To Eat’’ Located on Highway 264 between 9th and 10th Streets BANK OF WASHINGION Washington, N. C. Jf e Solicit and Appreciate Your Business Member of the F. D. 1. C. Page Sixty-eight DAILY Mm Beaufort County s Only Daily Newspaper Washincton, North (Carolina ( ' oni pi intents of THE HUB Sliskin and Berr Page Sixty-nine DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. W.4SH1NGT0N, N. G. HOELl MOTOR COMPM Sales—Service Phone 800 Washington, North Carolina TOGO’S EXCLUSIVE MEN’S BOYS’ APPAREL Washington, N. C. Compliments of GHERRY FURNITURE GOMPANY Page Seventy PAMLICO MOTOR COMPANY WILI.YS PRODUCTS HACKNEY AVENUE ConipUmeiits of JORDAN HARDWARE COMPANY INCORPORATED HEADQUARTERS FOR Athe ' ’s Paint and Varnish BuCKEA E l OBACCO ClIRERS Avera P ' arm Kquirment WASHINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA Page Secemy-one Swicegood’s Laundry Cleaning Service Try Us For Real Satisfaction “The King of the Dirty Duds” Carl Swicegood Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY Washington, N. C. CHAMPION OIL CO . ATLANTIC WHITE FLASH GASOLINE Corner 5th and Bridge Phone 506 Washington, N. C. Compliments of J. F. BUCKMAN SONS mm OIL COMPLY Wholesale Distributors of REPUBLIC PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AND ACCESSORIES Distributors “MOBILOIL,” “PENNZOIL,” “R. P. M.” U. S. TIRES, BATTERIES, AND ACCESSORIES RECAPPING—VULCANIZING Washington, North Carolina Page Seventy-two Compliments of SERMONS’ WAREHOUSES NUMBER 1 AND 2 Waylani) J. Skhmons Owner Washington, North Carolina Page Seventy-three Compliments of SOUTHERN FURNITURE COMPANY Washington, N. C. WELCH’S DRUG STORE Where Everybody Meets Corner Main and Market Phone 31 Taylor-Scott Furniture Go. ]Ve Run and Sell New and Used FURNITURE Phone 15 422 Bridge Street Congratulations To The Seniors TAYLOE DRUG STORE Day and Night Deliveries Phone 1369 Opeyi on Sundays Compliments of MacKEN2IE EQUIPMENT COMPANY INTERNATIONAL POWER FARM EQUIPMENT PACKARD AUTOMOBILES Page Seventy-four Compliments of GUARANTY BANK and TRUST GO. Phone 29 Washington, N. C. CompUmetits of C. C. Lang Son IMGKLE PLANT Phone 227 West Fourth Street Compliments of I T. H. BROOML FANCY GROCERIES, MEATS, AND PRODUCE PHILLIPS-WRIGHT FURNTTURE GO. “Complete Line of Home Furnishings’ ' Washington, N. C. Compliments of WHITE’S GULL SERVIGE WASHING—GREASING ACCESSORIES Corner of Main and Bridge LEWIS’ The Womans Store ★ QUALITY FIRST Page Seventy-five f Compliments of A FKIEND X- GRAVELY’S WAREHOUSE ★ WE STRIVE TO PLEASE OUR PATRONS Compliments of Jowdy Radio-Appliance Co. R.C.A. VICTOR RADIOS Washington, N. C. Compliments of KUGLER-NICHOLSON, Inc. “Eastern North Carolina’s Sporting Goods Center’ FISHING TACKLE ATHLETIC SUPPLIES HUNTING EQUIPMENT OUTBOARD MOTORS BOATS TOYS Washington, North Carolina Page Seventy-six Compliment. of ADAM’S CLOTHING STORK CLOTHES for Men and Young Men PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Conipliments of HOME FURNITURE COMPANY Washington, N. C. Compliments of WORTHA EtHERIDCE Drug Store CompUments of Carolina Dairies, Inc. Pasteurized Dairy Products ICE CREAM Phone 460 Compliments of McLEAN’S ESSO SERVICE Washington, N. C. Comidiments of rilE BETSY JANE SHOP Washington, N. C. Compliments of U P. Rhodes, Distributor GULF PRIDE OIL QUALITY FUEL OILS Phone 750 Washington, N. C. Page Seventg-seven BROWN LIBRARY 122 VAN NORDEN STR EET WASHINGTON, NC 27889 .t e i I � I A «i| ' SI 4 Tx.. c- •I .• 1 BROWN LIBRARY 3 0308 1011 0703 6 r- - -- For Reference Not to be taken from this library -