Washington High School - Packromak Yearbook (Washington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

THIS BOOK GIVEN TO George H. Laura E. Brown Library BY Pauline M. Worthy 11 1 ' l ylu ie l 11 ' PcMuAM Seta glut “2{ta u u tc t ' rtycjA Sc6 o£ ' 1 a4 utu?t i. 7l rt (?an lt ia fs-- •SSM® Sara wsw 2 iatM «� W mm gp$i§§ iiiiii — z ZZ PHHm is� s «§«■“ ■JSJWMW 1 P ieuMyui . . . The doors through which we pass. . . the corridors.. . the minutes of sociabilities be¬ fore class. .. the class rooms... youth coming and going... In the years to come, this yearbook will keep alive the memories gathered during the undergraduate days. The future years will bring new faces and changes to the school scene, but there shall be for us this record of the friends we knew, the things we did, and the memories that are still dear to us. . . Yes, this entrance to our school. . . our beloved W. H. S. that has seen many come and go, stands solidly as the Seniors of each year pass through all too quickly. ? ztccie6 s4t6leUc i s4cCvefiti4e tte it4 )k ’THeetuvUatK To the beloved memory of Calvin Martin, who would have graduated with the Class of ' 57, we, the staff, de¬ dicate this 1957 edition of the Packromak. Although his life was short, Calvin made an indelible mark on the hearts of many. That great enigma, Death, always leaves its scars, but somehow even it cannot mar his be¬ loved memory. In our humble way, we have tried to tell Calvin that although God has taken him away, he will never be forgotten. MR. EDWIN A. WEST Superintendent MR. JOE T. KORNEGAY Principal MR. HERBE RT CARLTON Assistant Principal W. D. WELCH, JR. Chairman School ‘Soand WILSON LEGETT MRS. C. T. BOWERS H. E. YERT FRED ADAIR W. J. DUNN F. C. KUGLER Not Pictured: MRS. DAN CRATCH, MR. W. B. CARTER. MRS. RUBY ADAMS Superintendent ' s Secretary MRS. VIRGINIA AYSCUE A. B. English 0 ? zcu£tfy MISS PEGGY BARFIELD B.S. Seventh Grade MR. JIM BLANTON B.S. Physics, Chemistry, General Science MISS LIBBY BOWEN Principal ' s Secretary MRS. MILDRED BOYD A.B. English MR. EMORY BUSH B.S. Physical Education MR. HERBERT CARLTON B.S. , M. A. World and American History, Geography Assistant Principal MRS. VIRGINIA CARLTON A. B. Seventh Grade MISS MARY ELLA COOPER Superintendent ' s Secretary MISS MYRTIE COOPER MR. CHARLES CRONHAM MRS. PHEBE EMMONS MISS SADIE FRANCIS A. B. , M. A. A.B. A.B. , M. A. B. S. Mathematics Band Social Studies Home Economics Guidance MISS ADA JARVIS A. B. , M.A. Elementary Supervisor MRS. MARY ELLA JARMAN A. B. Eighth Grade Math MR. BOB LANGLEY B.S. Industrial Arts MRS. BILLIE LATHAM A. B. Eighth Grade Science MRS. ELEANOR MORTON A. B. Biology MR. DON PATTERSON B.S. Art MRS. LOUISE PATTON A.B. , M. A. N.C. History MISS DORIS PERRY A.B. Eighth Grade English ? zccdtcf MISS EMILY PERSON B.S. Home Economics MRS. FRANCES PORTER A. B. . M. A. Eighth Grade i MISS MARY ROSS A. B. Seventh Grade MISS RAMONA SAWYER B. A. Commercial MISS NANCY LEE SMITH B. A. History, Speech General Business MR. CHARLES STEVENS B. A., M. A. Choral Music X.. MISS RUAMIE SQUIRES B. A. English NOT PICTURED: MRS. NELLIE SMITH A. B. Commercial w MRS. HOPE TAYLOR A. B. Health, Physical Education General Science MR. BILL SWEEL B.S. , M. A. Algebra, Coach MRS. SARAH THOMSON B. A. Bible MR. J. G. WAGNER B.S. Geometry, Business Math, Coach MISS VERA WEATHERSBY A. B. Spanish, English MRS. EUNICE WINFIELD A. B. Seventh Grade MISS BARBARA WOOLARD A.B. Math, Civics MRS. PAULINE WORTHY A.B. , B.S., M.A. Librarian ' Tftcucot JOE PAUL BECKY WAGNER Settc i G fccenA LUCY ANNE PHILLIPS BETTY LOU BEALES - -President Vice President ROBERT HODGES EARL DANIELS - Secretary Treasurer Se U vt BETTE LOU ALLIGOOD Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. -- Johnson Latin Club 1,2,4; Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Mar¬ shal 4; Superlative; Spanish Club 4. RONALD RAY ALLIGOOD We grant.. .he had much wit. -- Butler Band 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Monogram Club 4; 4-H Club 1; Track 3,4; Superlative. JOYCE MAE ALLIGOOD A smile that glow ' d. -- Milton FHA 1,2. OADUS DONALD AMBROSE ' You may be sure that such a man is a friend to all mankind. --Seneca Junior-Senior Waiter 2; JV Football 2; JV Basketball 2; Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,4, President 2; Mixed Chorus 3, President 3; Student Council 2,3,4, President 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Boys ' Glee Club 2,3,4; Mixed Choir 4; Magazine Chairman 3; Superlative; Junior-Senior MC 3. DOROTHY MAE ARNOLD Golden hair, like sunlight. -- Seneca Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls’ Glee Club 4, Vice President 4. NELLIE WAYNNE AYERS With a smile on her lips. -- Scott Transfer Student. MICHAEL BAILEY He is free who lives as he chooses. -- Freeman Band 2,3,4; Color Sergeant 4; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; JV Football 1; Student Council 2,3. LORETTA ANN BOWEN The smile that won ' t come off. -- Standish Latin Club 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Marshal 4; PACK- ROMAK Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Girls’ Glee Club 2; Superlative. BETTY LOU BEALES It was her thinking of others that made you think of her. --Browning Latin Club 1,2; Int. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; JV Cheerleader 1, Chief 1; May Court Attendant 1; Student Council 1, 2,4, Secretary 2; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Girls ' Monogram Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Senior Class Vice President; DAR Pilgrim; Superlative; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Junior Class Council 3; Spanish Club 4, Program Chairman 4; FTA 2,3,4. TILLMON GRAY BOYD Happy is the man that enjoys life. -- Pope JV Baseball 1. JUDITH DAWN BRIDGEMAN The sunshine of thine eyes. -- Lathrop Girls ' Glee Club 2; Student Council 3. LINDSAY BRITT The gift of gaiety may itself be the greatest good fortune. --Edman Student Council 1; Basketball 2; Int. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, President 4; Choir 3; FTA 2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2,4; Girls ' Monogram Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Journalism Club 2,3,4; PAMLI- COAN Staff 3,4; Spanish Club 4. PATRICIA ANN CAMERON Her eyes as stars of twilight fair. -- Wordsworth Mixed Chorus 1,2; Mixed Choir 4. HARLEY TROVIS CATON He finds the joys of heaven here on earth. --Shakespeare Monogram Club 2,3,4; 4-H Club 1; JV Football 1,2; JV Basketball 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1; JV Baseball 2; Baseball Team 2; Track 4. WILLIAM JOHN CLEVE Thou art always merry. -- Arnold JV Football 1,2; Glee Club 2; Band,3,4; Boys ' Glee Club 2. SHIRLEY MAE COWAL The lovelight in your eyes. -- Cooke WILLIAM FRED COX Boy of a hundred tricks. -- Horace Basketball 1,2; JV Football 1; Football 3; Journalism Club 4. DURWOOD EUGENE CRATCH He is trustworthy and true. -- Mason Latin Club 1,2; Junior Class Council 3; Bus Drivers ' Club 4; 4-H Club 1; Journalism Club 4; PAMLICOAN STAFF 4; Beta Club 4. NELLIE MILES CREDLE To see her is to love her. -- Rogers Int. Tri-Hi-Y 1; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Glee Club 2,4; FTA 3; May Court Attendant 3; Senior Superla¬ tive; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Spanish Club 4. JAMES EARL DANIELS To love the game beyond the prize. -- Newbolt Track 2,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 4; Student Council 2,4, Vice Presi¬ dent 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Superlative; JV Foot¬ ball 2; Varsity Football 3,4; Senior Class Poet 4. LOIS ALRETA DANIELS The heart is a free and fetterless thing--a wave of the ocean, a bird on the wing. -- Pardoe FHA 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2. THOMAS NIXON DAWSON Her quick wit, and sunny disposition. — Dudley Transfer Student; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4, Vice President 4. SHIRLEY FAYE DIXON And the stars in her hair. -- Rossetti Glee Club 3,4, President 4. KITTY CLARK ELLINGTON The sun shines fair on her lovely hair. -- Aaron Glee Club 2; FTA 4; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4. KATHRYN HOPE EVERETTE Much life has she. -- Brejant Latin Club 1; FHA 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Girls’ Glee Club 4; Senior Class Prophet; PAMLICOAN Staff 4. DEANNA FARROW Great thoughts come from the heart. — Vauvenargues 1 JAMES FRANKLIN FLYNN Witty to talk with, and pleasan t, too. -- Suckling Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Latin Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Choir 3,4; Boys ' Glee Club 1,2,3,4. GEORGIA ANNE FULLER She is a winsome wee thing. -- Burns Int. Tri-Hi-Y 1; Latin Club 1,2; JV Cheerleader 1; FTA 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Junior- Senior Waitress 2; PACKROMAK Staff 3,4; Journalism Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; PAMLICOAN Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Girls ' Monogram Club 2,3,4; Marshal 4; Spanish Club 4; Superlative. BARBARA ANN GALLOWAY Her bright smile haunts me still. -- Carpenter FHA 3,4, Secretary 4; 4-H Club 3, Song Leader 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Journalism Club 4; FTA 4; Superlative. BRYAN GRIMES, JR. None but himself could be his parallel. -- Chapman Football 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 4; Journalism Club 2,3,4. HARRY SNOWDEN GURGANUS High-erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. --Sidney Latin Club 1,2,4, Treasurer 2; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; JV Football 1; Basketball 1; Beta Club 3,4; Jour¬ nalism Club 2,3,4; Junior Class President; Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 4; PACKROMAK Staff 3,4; Superlative. JOSEPH STANLEY GURGANUS The best of me is diligence. -- Shakespeare JAMES ACRA HACKNEY IH The power of thought, the magic of the mind. -- Byron Latin Club 1,2,4; Journalism Club 3,4; PAMLICOAN Staff 4; Chief Marshal 4; Beta Club 3,4; PACKRO- MAK Staff 4; Spanish Club 4; School Photographer 4. LOIS LAVONNE HALL A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. -- Old Testament 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1. JANE ANN BURRELL HARDISON My joy of youthful sports. Burton Latin Club 2; Band 3,4; Girls’ Basketball 3; Mono¬ gram Club 4, Vice President 4; Intramural Basket¬ ball 3,4, Captain 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Mixed En¬ semble 2; Mixed Choir 4, Vice President 4; Girls’ Glee Club 2; Superlative; Student Council 2. ANNIE LAURA HODGES Her lovely floating hair. -- Perry Beta Club 3,4; PACKROMAK Staff 4. CAROLE DAVIS HODGES Laugh and the world laughs with you. -- Stevenson Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 1; FHA 2,3,4, Historian 3, Treasurer 4; Journalism Club 3; Library Assistant 4; Beta Club 3,4; PACKROMAK Staff 4; Marshal 4. LINDY HODGES In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. -- Old Testament Bus driver 4. MILTON EUGENE HODGES He that mischief hatcheth, mischief catcheth. -- Camden Bus Drivers ' Club 3,4, Captain 4; Mixed Chorus 4. ROBERT WILSON HODGES Sword of common sense, our surest gift. Latin Club 1,2,4, Treasurer 1; Beta Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; Marshal 4; Superlative. WILLIAM RICHARD HODGES All mankind loves a lover. -- Shakespeare JV Basketball 1; Band 3,4; Boys ' Glee Club 2,3,4; Journalism Club 2,3,4; PAMLICOAN Staff 3,4; Mon¬ ogram Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Tennis 2,3,4. ADA ELLEN HOELL Ah, the joy she gets from life. -- Anonymous Spanish Club 4, Program Chairman 4; Senior Tri-Hi- Y 3; Latin Club 1,2; JV Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheer¬ leader 2,3,4, Chief 4; Intermediate Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; FTA 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Beta Club 3,4; Journalism Club 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Glee Club 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. PEGGY JOYCE HOLLIS The mind that would be happy, must be great. -- Young Beta Club 3,4; Marshal 4; Student Council 4; PACK- ROMAK Staff 4; Library Assistant 3. MICHAEL KEITH HOWERIN There is no wisdom like frankness. -- Disraeli JV Football 1,2; JV Baseball 1,2; 4-H Club 1. FRANCIS BARTOW HOUSTON Singing... with a cheerful voice. ” — Luther May Court escort 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Journalism Club 2,3; Mixed Ensemble 2; Choir 3, Treasurer 3; Boys’ Quartet 2,3,4; Boys ' Glee Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4, President 4; Student Council 4. CHRISTOPHER IMKE III He who talks little, thinks much. -- Anonymous Spanish Club 4. JERRY DEAN JACKSON Friendliness is a treasure indeed. -- Chapman Senior Superlative. CARLYNN JARVIS She has two eyes, so soft and brown. -- Longfellow Latin Club 1,2; Int. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Vice President 2; FTA 2,3; Beta Club 3,4; PACKROMAK Staff 4. WILLIAM HENRICKS JENKINS Gaily the troubadour touched his guitar. -- Bayly Boys’ Quartet 3,4; Mixed Choir 4; Superlative; Trans¬ fer Student. MARJORIE ROBERSON JERNIGAN A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. -- Dan- Mixed Chorus 1,4; 4-H Club 1; Superlative. SARA LONG JOHNSON She ' s generous and gay. -- Henley Intermediate Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, President 2; FTA 2,3,4, Chaplain 3; Student Council 2; Journalism Club 2,3, 4; PAMLICOAN Staff 3,4; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4, Treas¬ urer 4. CARL TAYLOR JONES The man that blushes is not quite a brute. -- Young JV Football 1; Football 2,3,4; JV Basketball 2,3,4; Boys’ Monogram Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4, Presi¬ dent 4; Track 3,4; JV Baseball 1; Student Council 4. GEORGE WILBUR KELLEY A playful man and merry. -- Chaucer Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; JV Basketball 1; JV Baseball 2; Track 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Journalism Club 2; Mixed Chorus 4, Librarian 4; Boys ' Glee Club 4. HOBSON BASNIGHT LANGLEY Life is full, live it. -- Archbury Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 2; Mono¬ gram Club 2,3,4; Superlative. IRA PAUL LEGGETT, JR. Born for success was he. -- Emerson Band 1,2,3,4; JV Football 2; Track 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Football 3,4; Superlative; Boys ' Glee Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4, President 4; PACKROMAK Staff 3; Student Council 4. JAMES MORGAN LEGGETT The follies of eternal babble. ” — Butler Bus Drivers ' Club 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Football 2; Superlative. WILLIAM CHARLIE MANNING Silence is one great art of conversation. -- Hazlett Latin Club 1. EDWARD LEE MERCER He seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident to¬ morrows. --Wordsworth Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Boys ' Glee Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Choir 4; Ensemble 4; Track 3,4. CAROLYN FAYE MIXON Where did you get your eyes so blue? -- Macdonald Latin Club 1,2; I nt. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Treasurer 2; FTA 2,3,4; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice President 3; Beta Club 3,4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Superlative; Homecom¬ ing Sponsor 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Mixed Choir 4; PACKROMAK Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Spanish Club 4. MARTHA JULENNA MIZELLE The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. -- Homer 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1; FTA 1. YVONNE DAVIS MIZZELLE The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes incon¬ venient. --Goldoni 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1; Beta Club 3,4; PACKROMAK Staff 4; Marshal 4. JOHN DURWOOD MOORE Gladness of heart is the life of man. -- Old Testament Bus Drivers ' Club 3,4. i WILLIAM HENRY MORGAN A tongue to persuade and a hand to execute any mis¬ chief. -- Hyde Mixed Chorus 2; Boys ' Glee Club 2; Tennis Team 4; Spanish Club 4. BETTY LOU MORRIS The best of life is conversation. -- Emerson Superlative. ROBERT LEE MURDOCK Sir, your wit ambles well; it goes easily. -- Shakespeare BENJAMIN MANNING McHORNEY If music be the food of love, play on! -- Shakespeare Band 1,2,3,4; JV Football 1,2; JV Baseball 1,2; Band Clinic 3,4; Boys ' Glee Club 4; Boys ' Monogram Club 4; Football 4. WILLIAM PETERSON McLEAN, JR. Optimism is a kind of heart stimulant. -- Hubbard Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 4; Boys ' Glee Club 1; Band 1; 4-H Club 1. THOMAS PRESTON OWENS, JR. I hold he loves me best who calls me Tom. -- Hey wood Mixed Chorus 1: Mixed Ensemble 2; Boys ' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Boys ' Quartet 2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Boys’ Monogram Club 2,3,4; PAMLICOAN Staff 3,4; Journalism Club 2,3,4; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; Spanish Club 4, Secretary 4. BETTY LOU PARROTT Joy ruled the day. -- Dryden 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1. KAZIA TERESA PASZT A charming word with a friendly smile. -- Masefield Latin Club 2, Chaplain 2; Girls’ Glee Club 4; Treas¬ urer 4; FHA 2,3,4, Reporter 4; PAMLICOAN Staff 4. PATRICIA OWENS PAUL Young in limbs, old in judgment. -- Shakespeare FHA 1,2,4; Latin Club 1,2, Secretary 2; Girls ' Bas¬ ketball 2; Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Mixed Chorus 3, Secretary 3; Junior- Senior Waitress 2. MELBA GRAY PERRY A sweet, attractive kind of grace. -- Raydon 4-H Club 1; Mixed Chorus 4. ELIZABETH ANN PETERS ' Obliging and cheerful, industrious and kind. -- Dubourg Latin Club 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Int. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary 3; Beta Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; PACKROMAK Staff 4; Mixed Choir 4; Library Assistant 4; FTA 4. LUCY ANNE PHILLIPS ' Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. -- Ingersoll JV Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Int. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; May Court Attendant 2; FTA 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Girls ' Monogram Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3; Beta Club 3,4; PACKROMAK Staff 3,4; Student Coun¬ cil 4; Superlative; Mixed Chorus 4, Accompanist 4, Secretary 4; Senior Class President; Marshal 4. ANN PAGE RHODES Wit is the salt of converstation. -- Hazlitt Girls ' Glee Club 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Mixed Ensemble 2; Mixed Choir 4; Student Council 2,3; Int. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Secretary 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Testator 4. DON CARROW SAWYER A silent, shy, peaceloving man. -- Whittier JV Football 2; Varsity Baseball 3; Superlative. PATRICIA ANN SEARS Good humor may be said to be one of the very best articles of dress one can wear in society. --Thackeray FHA 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; FTA 4; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4. JATHA THOMAS SHEPPARD He ' ll find a way. -- Barrie 4-H Club 1,2; Band 1,2,4; JV Football 1,2; JV Bas¬ ketball 1. NELDA GRAY SIKES The charm and playfulness of her talk. — Cicero FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 4; 4-H Club 1, Reporter 1; Student Council 1; Journalism Club 1; FTA 3. JOYCE ANN SILVERTHORNE The red-gold of her hair. -- Phillips Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3; Choir 4; FTA 3. JOHN GRAHAM SINGLETON A nice bunch of jollity and friendliness. --Winfield 4-H Club 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; Monogram Club 2,3,4. MARSHALL TODD SINGLETON Young fellows will be young fellows. -- Bickerstaff JV Football 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4, Librarian 3, Treasurer 4; Football 3,4; Boys ' Monogram Club 3,4; Boys ' Glee Club 3,4; Track 3. LENVARD GLENWOOD SMITH To live, love, and be happy. -- Peterson Mixed Chorus 2; Boys ' Glee Club 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Bus Driver 4. GLENDA TAYLOR STUBBS Nature’s chief masterpiece is writing well. -- Sheffield Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Sergeant-at-Arms 2; Latin Club 1,2, Buletin Editor 2; Beta Club 3,4; Choir 3; Girls’ Glee Club 2; Superlative; Marshal 4; PACKROMAK Staff 4; Junior Class Vice President. HOWARD RAY SWANNER Wit is shining, a quality that everybody admires. -- Chesterfield Glee Club 2,4; FHA 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. DELL DEAN SWINDELL Art is power. -- Longfellow Student Council 1; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Journalism Club 4; FTA 4; PAMLICOAN Staff 4; Library Assist¬ ant 4. MATTIE ALMETA SWINDELL She hath beauty ' s midnight hair. --Whittier 4-H Club 1; FHA 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. MARVIN ALFRED TANNER Be wise with speed. -- Young Boya ' Monogram Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Mixed Choir 4, Treasurer 4; Football 2,3,4. PENNY BERNICE TAYLOR She knows the art of being kind. -- Wilcox Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 1; Student Council 2; Beta Club 3,4; PACKROMAK Staff 4. SALLY JOYCE TAYLOR With grace to win, with heart to hold. -- Emerson Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 1. HOWARD BRADFORD TETTERTON A nice unparticular man. -- Hard SHIRLEY MARIE UNDERWOOD Good temper, like a sunny day, sheds a brightness over everything. -- Ervin Glee Club 1,2. BOBBY GENE UPTON Every sincere man is right. -- Emerson Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Bus Drivers ' Club 4; PACKROMAK Staff 4. CHARLOTTE NICHOLSON UPTON A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. -- Old Testament Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Chaplain2; FTA 2,3,4, Chaplain 4; Journalism Club 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Mixed Choir 3; Superlative. WILLIAM ALEXANDER UPTON I love tranquil solitude. -- Kelley JUNE WHARTON WAHMANN Character gives splendor to youth. — Emerson Spanish Club 4; Latin Club 2,4; Int. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4; FTA 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Girls ' Glee Club 2,3; Choir 4; Cheerleader 3; Monogram Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Journalism Club 2,3,4; PAMLICOAN Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Student Council 4; Marshal 4; Transfer Student. MERRILL WILSON WALLACE I ' ll speak to thee in silence. -- Shakespeare Library Assistant 1. EVA FRANCES WARREN Nothing is pleasant unless spiced with variety. -- Bacon Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4; FT A 4. JACK WARREN I am not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in other men. -- Shakespeare Spanish Club 4, Treasurer 4; Superlative; JV Football 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Football 3,4. CLEO PRESTON WHITFORD ' He was a friend to everyone, and everyone was his friend. -- Archer JV Football 1; JV Basketball 2; Mixed Choir 3,4; Boys ' Glee Club 3,4; Journalism Club 4. FRANCES LUCILLE WHITEHURST Quietness is best. -- Holland 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1. DAVID BAKER WHITLEY I will study and prepare myself, and some day my chance will come. -- Lincoln Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3; Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 4. CECIL SWANNER WILLIAMS A quiet tongue makes a wise head. - - Cogan Bus Drivers ' Club 3. GLORIA MAE WOOD The joy of youth and health he eyes displayed. -- Crabbe Beta Club 4; Testator 4; Transfer Student. BING CROSBY WOOLARD Endurance is the crowning quality. ” -- Lowell Library Assistant 4. BOBBY DALE WOOLARD The noblest mind the best contentment has. -- Spenser Bus Drivers ' Club 4; Student Council 4. LEROY THOMAS WOOLARD His cheerfulness stands alone. -- Reon DURWOOD KIRBY WYNNE Men of few words are the best men. -- Shakespeare Bus Drivers ' Club 4. HAROLD EDWIN YERT, JR. For many a joke had he. -- Goldsmith Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; 4-H 1; Spanish Club 4. Class of ' 57 We, the Seniors of Washington High Though we hate to say goodbye Graduate, each with a smiling face And step into the world to take our place. There is fear in our hearts of growing old Of having to tell and not be told Of having to teach as well as learn As we show for all a loving concern. We would like at this time to thank each one Of the faculty for all they have done For the loving kindness, and patience shown As they taught us children, and made us grown. A thanks sincere from every heart As we say goodbye and have to part. Earl Daniels Class Poet Mrs. Williams? Yes? ' fyea t$70 Why, Carole Hodges, what a pleasant surprise! You must be the Mrs. Williams I was told to see about the lab position offered me by Harry Gurganus, your head doctor here at the hospital. Kathryn Everette, this IS a surprise. Do have a seat and tell me about yourself. By the way, whom did you marry? Well, I was married about four years after we left dear old W. H. S. My beloved husband is also married - to a football, so the children and I hardly ever see him. They even call him by his football nickname, ' Single-ton ' Singleton. Cecil is now the assistant manager of the Newport News shipyard. Working with him are a few of our old classmates, Jerry Jackson, Stanley Gurganus, and Durwood Moore. Speaking of our old classmates, Ann Peters, who is also a medical technician, let me in on all the latest gossip - uh, news - the other day. She said that Bartow Houston, now owner of five new Houston-Belk Stores, is having a problem with his little wife, the former Carolyn Mixon. It seems she can’t get along with some of her pupils at school, especially little Marshall Singleton, Jr. (Betty Lou ' s and Marshall ' s, you know). Inciden¬ tally, George Kelley is principal of W. H. S. now; and June Wahmann teaches senior English, when she can get there on time! Yes, we had a good many successful people in our class of ' 57. I hear that Robert Hodges has modernized the works of Einstein, and Dell Swindell is steadily rising in fame as a portrait artist. Oh, and Bill McLean has his own hour-long TV show on Sunday nights, coast to coast. Some of his recent guests were Will Jenkins, protege of Burl Ives; Jane Hardison and her magic violin; Tommye Dawson at the piano; and Ben McHorney with his jazz combo, which includes David Whitley and Harold Yert, who is also a minister. Loretta Bowen is interested in TV, too. She has taken Ann Sothern ' s place on ' Private Secretary ' , Harley Caton has replaced Arthur Godfrey, and Ronald Alligood has become the star of ' Gunsmoke ' . Oh, and how about Don Sawyer ' s taking Elvis’ place on his own show? The reason for this, so I read in CONFIDENTIAL maga¬ zine, which is now edited by Sally Johnson, is because Elvis decided to settle down with his wife. She is the former Ann Page Rhodes, who started as his secretary. Did you know that Kitty Ellington, Annie Laura Hodges, Peggy Hollis, and Nelda Sikes are working for the F. B. I. in Washington, D. C. ? Mike Bailey is in Washington, too. He has just opened the most exclusive night club on the East Coast. Pat Cameron, Betty Lou Parrott, Lavonne Hall, Betty Lou Morris, and Lindsay Britt are his cigarette girls. Jack Warren, Carl Jones, Skybo Langley, and Billy Gilgo are ' bouncers ' for the club, and I hear that they really are making the most of it. Glenda Gilgo, a former policewoman, is working as a detective for the club. Incidentally, Pat Paul was recently selected ' Mother of the Year ' . She has six lovely children - all girls! Some of the other mothers who were nominated for that position were Kazia Paszt Apple, Charlotte Nicholson Upton, Carlynn Jarvis Knott, Pat Sears Hodges, Shirley Underwood Alligood, and Lucy Phillips Windley. By the way, Kathryn, I attended an anniversary party last week for Bunny and Charlie Manning, and Doro¬ thy and Tillmon Boyd. They were married in a double ceremony ten years ago, and they celebrate together every year. Melba Perry, Bunny ' s old side-kick, is secretary to Bryan Grimes, one of Washington ' s finest lawyers. You know, many fine businesses have been organized by some of our old classmates. One of them is ' Woolard, Woolard, and Woolard,’ an extremely large establishment, where bodies are built for busses, trucks, trailers, etc. The owners are Bing, Leroy, and Bobby Dale Woolard. Another business is Leggett ' s Supermarket. Paul Leggett owns not one, but ten supermarkets, which are spread throughout North Carolina. Isn ' t it amazing how we all turned out? Others of our girls have become successful businesswomen. Ada Ellen not only enlarged her father ' s Ford business, but bought out the whole Ford Company and now has a sports car named for her. It ' s called the ' Ada Eagle. ’ Georgia Ann Fuller designed the outside, and Nell Credle de¬ signed the inside. Nell has always said she wanted to be an interior decorator. Speaking of cars, Michael Howerin and Howard Swanner are two of the best mechanics in the country. They ' ve really made a good name for themselves. Not to change the subject, but aren’t taxes awful these days? Cecil and I had to have THREE accountants to help us this year! They were Durwood Cratch, Bradford Tetterton, and Merrill Wallace. Those boys can really figure tax forms. Some others, whom we have in the business fields, are working as bookkeepers and secretaries, such as Joyce Alligood, Bernice Taylor Lucille Whitehurst, Shirley Dixon, Yvonne Mizelle, Julenna Mizelle, and Judy Bridgeman. By the way, with the presidential election coming up this year, I ' m sure several votes will be cast for Donald Ambrose. Jimmy Hackney and his camera surely have caught Donald in some mighty interesting poses during the campaign. Yes, Carole, I ' m sure Don would make a fine president. There are several of our classmates serving Uncle Sam. They are Bobby Murdock, J. T. Sheppard, Glenwood Smith, Bunny Cox, and Billy Latham. Have you read in the papers about the new ' Flynn and Wynne Men’s Shop ' on Daniels Street? It ' s owned and operated by Frank Flynn and Kirby Wynne. The street, as you know, is named for the famous poet, Earl Daniels. Edward Mercer is operating ' Brother ' s Shoe Shop. ' Some of his helpers are Richard and Lindy Hodges, Bill Morgan, and Jack Cleve. How interesting! Bobby Upton, Milton Hodges, and James Leggett are driving Trailway busses, and Preston Whitford is owner of ' Whitford ' s Drug Store, ' which takes up a whole block in Pinetown. That town has really begun to wake up since Tommy Owens became mayor there. Oh my! I must hurry! I have an appointment at ' Reta ' s Beauty Salon, ’ which, by the way, is owned by Reta Daniels. She has two wonderful girls helping her, Sally Joyce Taylor and Shirley Cowal. They can really do wonders with your hair. I ' m so sorry you must go. It ' s really been nice talking over old times with you. We may have a chance to talk again soon, if I get the job. ' Bye now. Good-bye. Prophets Kathryn Everette Carole Hodges 20til tutd 7e4ta tt€ tt State of North Carolina County of Beaufort City of Washington We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-seven, being of sound body and not too sound mind, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, rendering void all other wills and documents that may have been made previously. ARTICLE I. To the Superintendent, Principal and Teachers we leave (at last). ARTICLE II. To the Junior Class, our rightful heirs, we leave the few following privileges: 1. Reserved room in the cafeteria 2. Coming upstairs before the fourth period bell rings 3. Coming into the building before the bell rings 4. Senior Trip 5. Kid ' s Day 6. Class Night ARTICLE III. To the Sophomores we leave the job of selling magazines and preparing the Junior-Senior next year. ARTICLE IV. To the Freshmen we leave the hope of someday becoming a Senior. ARTICLE V. Our personal belongings will be distributed to our liking. We bequeath and devise as follows: 1. Betty Lou Alligood and Robert Hodges leave their brains to Bill Dunn and Jean Arthur, 2. Kazia Pastz leaves her job at the Y to Florence Ipock and Mattie Bright. 3. Loretta Bowen and Howard Swanner leave their wit to Duffy Toler and Linda Carol Parker. 4. The athletic ability of Earl Daniels, Bartow Houston, and George Kelley is left to Durwood Dixon, Dickie Jones, Jimmy Silverthorne, and Larry Aldridge. 5. Ronald Alligood and Barbara Galloway leave their flirtatious ways to Fred Alligood and Sallie Brinkley. 6. Nell Credle and Don Sawyer leave their good looks to Carol Salle and Ward Marslender. 7. Glenda Stubbs and Will Jenkins leave their talents to Marie Moore and Charlie Mike Smith. 8. Carolyn Mixon and Fritz” Tanner leave their cuteness to Sandra Harrell and Steve Cochran. 9. Jane Hardison leaves her athletic ability to Leigh Francis and Louise Miller. 10. Georgia Fuller and Skybo Langley leave their dancing ability to Ginny Fowle and Jess Harrington. 11. The leadership ability of Donald Ambrose and Lucy Anne Phillips is left to Sabin Leach and Betsy Mason. 12. Mike Bailey and Kathryn Everette leave their love for griping to Henry Williamson and Shirlie Gaskins. 13. Dell Swindell and Bobby Upton leave their reckless driving to Sylvia Freeman and Kenneth Purser. 14. Betty Lou Beales and Jerry Jackson leave their friendliness to Barbara Jones and Billy Carter. 15. Charlotte Upton and Jack Warren leave their laziness to Susan Roberts and Joe Hassell. 16. Jimmy Hackney leaves his scientific mind to Dukie Watson and Barbara Waters. 17. Durwood Moore, Lindy Hodges, and Bobby Woolard leave their jobs of driving a school bus to Harrell Willard. 18. Durwood Cratch leaves the Commercial Department!!! 19. Pat Cameron ana Marshall Singleton leave their scatter-brainess to Phyllis Wallace and Donald Windley. 20. Harry Gurganus and Bunny Jernigan leave their good taste in clothes to Geary Winstead and Tennys Bowers. 21. Annie Laura Hodges and Bing Woolard leave their shyness to Dora Sawyer and Philip Godfrey. 22. Judy Bridgeman leaves all her troubles behind (she hopes)!! ! 23. The true hearts of Pat Sears, Deanna Farrow, Shirley Underwood, and Bernice Taylor are left to Lou Warner, Betty Lou Matkins, Ann Cartwright, Anne Barrington, and Jane Boyd. 24. Anne Page Rhodes leaves her ability to catch a drag to Paula Russ. 25. To Ginger Hodges, June Hardison, and Myrtlean Woolard is left Kitty Ellington ' s, Lindsay Britt ' s, and Shirley Cowal ' s way with the men. ' ZVilC z ut 7e4ta He ft 26. Joyce Alligood, Gloria Wood, and Pat Paul leave their ability to get those certain rings to Evelyn Brooks. 27. Nell Ayers leaves her curves to the State Highway Department!! ! 28. Marlene Lupton leaves her fiery red hair to Betty Jean Silverthorne. 29. June Wahmann, Glenwood Smith, Preston Whitford, Shirley Dixon, Joyce Silverthorne, Alma Swindell, Frank Flynn, and Melba Perry leave their places in the Glee Club to Albert Challis, Doug Currier, Faye Cherry, Betsy Cratch, William Bradley, Jessie Carney, Joyce Sikes, and Phyllis Tuten. 30. Billy Gilgo and J. T. Sheppard leave their manly physiques to Eddie Knott and John Ratcliffe. 31. Paul Leggett leaves his good disposition to Dewey Woolard and Charles Smith. 32. David Whitley, Ann Peters, Edward Mercer, Harold Yert, and Ben McHorney leave their seats in the band to Lee Warner, Richard Tripp, Mary Jo Sawyer, L. M. Odom, Sammy Corey, and Billy Langston. 33. The exciting walk of Ada Ellen Hoell is left to any Junior who might want it!!! 34. Carlynn Jarvis leaves her stunning eyes to Margaret Shepp ard. 35. Frog Leggett and Betty Lou Morris leave their talkativeness to Harold Harris and Betsy Bradshaw. 36. To Irene Glover, Betty Woolard, Geneva Warren, Elizabeth Covington, and Carolyn Harris is left the sweetness of Lavonne Hall, Tommye Dawson, Reta Daniels, and Lucille Whitehurst. 37. Bill McLean leaves! ! ! 38. The height of Charlie Manning, Kirby Wynne, and Milton Hodges is left to Billie Harris, Jackie Cole Tommy Alligood, and Jimmy Warner. 39. Cecil Williams and Carole Hodges leave their places in the hall to Bill Thompson and Janice Miller. 40. Sally Johnson leaves her nose for news to the Daily News. 41. Nelda Sikes leaves her love for the opposite sex to Nancy Lupton, Catherine Eborn, and Stella Dixon. 42. Harley Caton, Carl Jones, and Tommy Owens leave their places on the basketball team to Lee Tankard and Danny Asby. 43. Bryan Grimes leaves his heritage to June Grimes! !! 44. Tillmon Boyd and Dorothy Arnold leave together] !! 45. Bobby Murdock and Bunny Cox leave their hair styles to Ray Sawyer and Artie Rawls. 46. Frances Warren leaves her short romances to Jeanette Woolard and Joyce Woolard. 47. Richard Hodges, Billy Latham, and Michael Howerin leave their gift of gab to Roland Baker, Charles Hull, and Ronnie Whitford. 48. Bill Morgan grudgingly leaves Benny Taylor! ! ! 49. Graham Singleton leaves his ability to hold that line to next year ' s football team. 50. The good dispositions of Julenna Mizelle, Peggy Hollis, Sallie Joyce Taylor, and Betty Lou Parrot are left to Geneva Congleton, Phyllis Midgette, Betty Jane Smith, and Julia Ann Jones. 51. Bradford Tetterton and Merrill Wallace leave their typewriters to Billy Ray Woolard. 52. Leroy Woolard, William Upton, Christopher Imke, and Stanley Gurganue leave their quietness to Philip Norman, Myron Ireland, Larry Woolard, Billy Elks, Eddie Snow, and Tommy Little. 53. Jack Cleve leaves his place as Drum Major to anyone who deserves it. 54. To Jimmy Rogers, Roderick Roberson, George Gillikin, Albert Everson, Bennett Hall, Roy Johnson, Benton Parker, William Jefferson, and Richard Leggett is left the thought of graduating next year. 55. To each Junior is left the job of writing a Senior Research Paper next year. Testators-- Gloria Wood Ann Page Rhodes Wittiest LORETTA BOWEN HOWARD SWANNER 5 ’ - e tayi Most Popular LUCY ANNE PHILLIPS DONALD AMBROSE Best Dancers GEORGIA FULLER SKYBO LANGLEY enior ccftenC ative i Most Athletic JANE HARDISON EARL DANIELS s. afaen£ative6 Best Looking NELL CREDLE DON SAWYER Laziest in Appearance CHARLOTTE UPTON JACK WARREN Biggest Flirts BARBARA GALLOWAY RONALD ALLIGOOD ufien U ' cvea Best All Around BETTY LOU BEALES EARL DANIELS S e ti vi Most Versatile GLENDA STUBBS DONALD AMBROSE Best Dressed BUNNY JERNIGAN HARRY GURGANUS Most Studious BETTE LOU ALLIGOOD ROBERT HODGES Friendliest BETTY LOU BEALES JERRY JACKSON r e«tt vi Cutest CAROLYN MIXON FRITZ TANNER Most Talkative BETTY LOU MORRIS JAMES LEGGETT Most Likely to Succeed GLENDA STUBBS PAUL LEGGETT Most Talented JANE HARDISON WILL JENKINS v .. caking up that Florida sunshine Major League player? Hen Party! there are the roosters?? Young love!J President - - - Vice President Secretary — - Treasurer — -BETSY MASON CHARLIE MIKE SMITH -MARIE MOORE - - STEVE COCHRAN M tCcC Sallie Brinkley, Duffy Toler, Bill Dunn, Paula Russ, and Florence Ipock, members of the Magazine Council, look over the magazin es sold by the Junior Class. They were in charge of this money-raising project for the Junior Class. Cuttcon LARRY ALDRIDGE FRED ALLIGOOD TOMMY ALLIGOOD JEAN ARTHUR DANNY ASBY ROLAND BAKER ANN BARRINGTON TENNYS BOWERS JANE BOYD WILLIAM BRADLEY BETSY BRADSHAW MATTIE BRIGHT Cu U(n SALLIE BRINKLEY EVELYN BROOKS BILLY CARTER ANN CARTWRIGHT JESSIE FAYE CARNEY ALBERT CHALLIS FAYE CHERRY STEVE COCHRAN JACK COLE i GENEVA CONGLETON SAMMY COREY ELIZABETH COVINGTON STELLA DIXON BILL DUNN CATHERINE EBORN BILLY ELKS ALBERT EVERSON VIRGINIA FOWLE LEIGH FRANCIS SYLVIA FREEMAN SHIRLIE GASKINS fluttayul GEORGE GILLIKIN IRENE GLOVER PHILIP GODFREY JUNE GRIMES BENNETT HALL JUNE HARDISON SANDRA HARRELL JESS HARRINGTON BILL THAD HARRIS CAROLYN HARRIS HAROLD HARRIS JOE HASSELL MYRON IRELAND ROGER JEFFERSON ROY JOHNSON BARBARA JONES DICKIE JONES JULIA ANN JONES EDDIE KNOTT BILLY LANGSTON SABIN LEACH GEORGE H ? ' n F WASHliv. WARD MARSLENDER BETSY MASON BETTIE LOU MATKINS PHYLLIS M1DGETTE JANICE MILLER LOUISE MILLER MARIE MOORE MARGARET MURDOCK PHILLIP NORMAN KENNETH PURSER JOHN RATCLIFFE ARTIE RAWLS RODERICK ROBERSON SUSAN ROBERTS JIM ROGERS PAULA RUSS CAROL SALLE DORA ELIZABETH SAWYER MARY JO SAWYER RAY SAWYER MARGARET ANN SHEPPARD BETTY JEAN SILVERTHORNE JIMMY SILVERTHORNE BETTY JANE SMITH CHARLIE MIKE SMITH CHARLES SMITH EDDIE SNOW JOYCE SYKES LEE TANKARD BEN TAYLOR 0u U Vl4 ' BILL THOMPSON DUFFY TOLER RICHARD TRIPP BILLY TROUTNER PHYLLIS TUTEN PHYLIS WALLACE JIMMY WARNER LEE WARNER LOU WARNER GENEVA WARREN BARBARA WATERS DUKIE WATSON RONALD WHITFORD HAROLD WILLARD HENRY LEE WILLIAMSON DONALD WINDLEY GEARY WINSTEAD BETTY FRANCES WOOLARD BILLY RAY WOOLARD DEWEY WOOLARD JEANETTE WOOLARD JOYCE WOOLARD LARRY WOOLARD MYRTLEAN WOOLARD Nw ' Sofc6 wto ' ie4 Bill Alexander Patricia Ayscue Danny Boyd David Bullock Barbara Alligood Gilbert Baker Glenn Boyd Anita Cahoon Frank Alligood Betty Beddard Robert Bridgeman Elbert Calcutt John Andrew Charles Berry Virginia Brooks Talmadge Cayton James Asby Deretha Bland Pat Brown Aaron Clark Dallas Congleton Donald Corey Betty Cox Dorcas Cox Kenneth Cox Larry Cox Steve Cox Milton Coyle Virginia Daniels Betsy Davis Glen Day Diane Dixon Douglas Dunn Sylvia Eborn Nancy Edwards Leroy Elks Yvonne Evans Jimmy Everette Wyni J. Everett John Everson Sofc6a tto ' ie Thad Everson Beverly Gautier Dalton Hales Barbara Harring- Joyce Evett Shirley Goodwin Peggy Harding Rebecca Harris Frances Farmer Myrtle Griffin Charles Hardy Carol Hawkins Eugene Garris Hodges Hackney Barbara Harrell Marie Hill Ruby Gaskins Bobby Haddock Virginia Harrell Eleanor Hodges ton Rusty Hodges Peggy Hull Bobby Jackson J. A. Jackson Winkie Jackson Billy Jones Larry Jones Teddy Jozwiak Margaret Keech Alfred Lamm D. W. Lane Iris Langley Bobby Latham Hannis Latham Robbie Leggett Sammy Leggett Merdieth Lilley Becky Little Armistead Long Sam Long S rfdlom vie6 Ervin Manning Norwood Mixon Barbara Morris Denise Owens Margie Manning Barbara Moore Jerry Morrow Jane Page Eddie Mattox Lou Moore Ronald Mounts Cynthia Paramore Jack Meekins Tommy Moore William Nobles Betty Parker Martha Parker Don Pippin Margaret Ramsey Eliz. Roberson Richard Paszt Bobby Pollard Valerie Rawls Marie Roberson Stan Paszt Z oph Potts Max Rayburn Blount Rumley Ann Perry Jean Pyle Johnny Respass Peggy Schueck Bobby Perry Bill Ramsey Jane Robbins Jane Scott Leonard Sheppard Linda Smith Buddy Swain Nancy Thompson Sudie Silverthorne Mary Ann Smith Rena St. Terrell Pam Toler Carol Smith Richard Spears Betty J. Tetterton Jeanette Turnage Donald Smith Eli Spruill Betty Lou Tetterton Edna Tyer Jimmy Smith Reginald Stalls Larry Tetterton Harold Tyson Janice Upton Jean Warren Barbara Whitehurst Mary Williams Lois Vick Thomas Warren Kathy Wiley Bobby Womble Melanie Wallace Troy Waters Hugh Willard Barry Woolard Jimmy Ward Joan Wells Marilyn Willard JoAnn Woolard Lou Warner Mary Wells Helen Williams J. T. Woolard Sandra Woolard Stony Woolard Thelma J. Woolard GusYoumans David Young Interested, aren ' t they? With all the smiles it must be fun! mm 0 p tcd4tfte«c First row: Carol Adams, Patsy Adkins, Wanda Aldridge, Anna Crump Alligood, Lawrence Alligood, Myrtle Alligood. Second row: Patricia Alligood, Phillip Alligood, Viva Alligood, Billy Jo Arnold, Carolyn Asby, Dickie Asby. Third row: JoAnn Baker, David Barton, Amelia Beacham, Nell Bowen, Steve Bowen, Donald Boyd. Fourth row; John Boyd, Shirley Bright, Phyllis Brown, Craig Bruton, Kent Buckman, Mary Elizabeth Burr¬ oughs. Fifth row: Jack Campbell, Judy Cameron, Troy Campbell, Yvonne Carney, Glenda Carraway, Jane Carraway. First row; Cecil Cherry. Evan Cherry, Linda Chesson, Edna Clark, Billy Cole, Bernie Collins. Second row: Betty Coward, Elaine Coyle, Swindell Cratch, Mary Long Daniel, Ellis Daniels, Jane Davenport. Third row: Otis Deaver, Dalmer Dixon, Patsy Duke, Skipper Duke, Dwain Edwards, Gene Paul Ed¬ wards. Fourth row: Tommy Edwards, Dorothy Emery, Jimmy Emmons, Patricia Evans, Joyce Everson, Butch Ferguson. Fifth row; Freddie Gaskins, Betram Glover, Demsey Grimes, Jasper Grissom, Joan Gurkin, Glenda Haddock. ptea uttett First row: Ted Hall, Bernette Hamilton, Patsy Heath, Alma Hill, Jimmie Thad Hodges, Joe Hodges. Second row: Pete Holland, Skipper Hudson, Wayne Ingalls, Bob Isenhour, Alene Jackson, Harold Jackson. Third row: Linda Jarvis, Lynette Jefferson, Nolan Jefferson, Anetta Jennette, Katharine Johnson, Carole Johnston. Fourth row: Russell Knowles, Frankie Kugler, Troy Lane, Oden Latham, Marvin Lee, Wallace Main. Fifth row: Ann Mangum, Ann Scott Marshburn, Joe Mason, Paul Moore, Jeanette Mounts, Bobby Murphrey. P ' ied6 He t First row: Margaret Myers, Doris Nelson, Phyllis O ' Neal, Sue Parker, Jerry Paul, Patsy Peele. Second row: Billie Pittman, Nickie Rawls, Jo Roberson, Julia Roberson, Linda Roberson, Myrtle Rober¬ son. Third row: Dorothy Saleeby, Kathy Salle, Ann Shade, Frances Shade, Bobby Sheppard, Jerry Sheppard. Fourth row: Nelson Sheppard, Mary Elizabeth Silverthorne, Shelby Slade, Brexel Smith, H. C. Smith, JoAnn Smith. Fifth row: Wesley Snell, Diane Spettigue, Hugh Martin Sterling, Carolyn Swain, Johnny Swindell, Fran¬ ces Tankard. First row: Glenn Taylor, John Thomas Taylor, Shelby Taylor, Iris Tetterton, Linda Tetterton, Patsy Thomson. Second row: Sylvia Tripp, Gene Tuten, Judy Tyer, Ann Walker, Mary Ward, Phyllis Warner. Third row; Dottie Warren, Hassell Warren, Patsy Warren, Icelean Waters, Sandra Waters, Tommy White. Fourth row: Vada Whitehurst, Mitchell Whitley, Martha Ann Williams, Natham Williams, Mike Willis, Larry Windley. Fifth row: David Winstead, Genevieve Winstead, Judy Wood, Brenda Woolard, Dorothy Woolard, James Woolard. Lynwood Woolard, Roger Woolard, Betty Wynn, James Braddy. NOT PICTURED SENIORS William Thomas Gilgo William F. Latham Marlene Gray Lupton SOPHOMORES Chap Bowers Archie Evans Leverne Hansen Wade Mitchell Hardison Ray Pippin James Frank Pollard Danny Rhem Arthur Williams Ed Youmans FRESHMEN John De Bell Herb Donald Eakes Bonner Lee Garris Larry Wayne Hodges William Russell Jackson Bernie Merlon Jones Mildred Janet Lupton James Chester Pyle Verlon Darwin Toler Lem Edward Wallace Adrian Waters Jimmie Ray Waters Rex Wheatley Willie Wayne Winstead Reddick Woolard We think this could be another all conference team. What a lifeiI Harold Willard? ' Kathy and Hichard lovin e “ U P’! Is this For s bane, Sally1i Can this be love?? Friends through thick and thin] Best view) Adonisli Bather,bather burning bright, Seeking new sides to fry on; How you ' re gonna wish tonight You ' d saved a side to lie on] Coy little Eiss! Soldier-bovs • Sweetie-Pie] First row-. E. Alligood H. Alligood J. Alligood L. Alligood R. Alligood Ambrose Andreoli tytaele Second row: Andrew Asby Attmore Avery Ballance Barnette Bennett First row; A. Bland Bowers B. Boyd B. Boyd G. Boyd J. Boyd T. Boyd Second row: B. Bradshaw P. Bright Brooks Burns Campbell Carnett Chauncey First row: Civils B. Clark D. Clark L. Clark Cole Corey Cox Second row: Cratch Dail Day T. Day Deaver Denton Dudley First row: Eakes Eason E. Edwards M. Edwards Elks Ellington Everett Second row: Everson Francis Freeman Fulcher Galloway Gaskins Gautier First row: Goodwin Grimes Fiaddock Hamilton Hardison Harmon Harrell Second row: G. Harris G. Harris E. Hodges K. Hodges R. Hodges Holliday Ireland n n n s. ■ v ■ ' w r ■.u X ! i IV First row: P. Jackson T. Jackson Jarvis B. Jefferson B. Jefferson P. Jefferson T. Jefferson Second row; W. Jefferson B. Jones C. Jones S. Jones Jordan Keech Kling First row: Lamm Langley Latham Leary Lee Lennon Lilley Second row: Lupton Mason McKenzie McKinley Midyette Mobley Modlin First row: Moore Nance Nicholson Odom O ' Neal Parker Paul Second row: Peevy Phelps Pollard Purser Respass Rayburn Rhem First row: Roberson Rogers Saleeby Saunders Sawyer Schmitt Scott Second row: Sheppard Silverthorne H. Singleton N. Singleton J. Smith O. Smith S. Smith First row: T. Smith Stubbs Sutton Swain E. Swindell M. Swindell Tankard Second row: Tankard D. Taylor G. Taylor J. Taylor A. Tetterton M. Tetterton Thompson First row: Timberlake Tyson Upton Wainwright Wallace Waters B. Warren Second row: D. Warren Weatherly Webster Wells G. Whitaker Guy Whitaker B. Windley First row: C. Windley Winstead L. Wolfe S. Wolfe A. Woolard D. Woolard J. Woolard Second row: M. Woolard M. Woolard P. Woolard R. Woolard THE EIGHTH GRADERS SAY WE LIKE IKE . Seventh First row: Abbott B. Alligood D. Alligood G. Alligood J. Alligood J. Alligood M. Alligood Second row: R. Alligood W. Alligood Anderson Ange Baker Banks Barnette First row: Bazemore J. Boyd T. Boyd Braddy Bradley Bright Buck Second row: Bulifant Cahoon Cameron Campbell Challis Clark Cole First row: Second row: C. Congleton Deaver L. Congleton Dudley Cooper Dunbar B. Cox C. Edwards L. Cox F. Edwards Cutler R. Edwards Davis S. Edwards First row; F. Everson H. Everson Ferguson Gabsch Garris Giruin Godfrey Second row: Harrington Harris Harwell Heath Horton Imke Ipock First row: Jarman Jarvis B. Jefferson M. Jefferson B. Jones D. Jones R. Jones Second row: Keech Kinsey Kling Kornegay Lancaster Lane Lanier First row: Leach J. Lee M. Lee Leggett Lewis Linton Lurvey Seventh iade Second row: Manning Mayo McCotter Midyette Miller Miltonberger M. Moore First row; P. Moore Morgan Moss Mounts Myers D. Oliver S. Oliver Second row: Patterson Peevy Picard Pollard Poore Purser Ramsey First row: Rawls C. Roberson W. Roberson Robertson Rodman Roebuck Rowe Second row: Rumley P. Silverthorne S. Silverthorne A. Smith L. Smith P. Smith Spain First row: Stanley Stancill Stokes Sutton S wanner G. Taylor H. Taylor Second row: S. Taylor Thompson Toler Tyer Upton Vick Warren First row: Watson Wells J. Whitaker Y. Whitaker Whitehurst A. Williams L. Williams Second row: N. Williams R. Williams Winfield Winstead D. Woolard N. Woolard S. Woolard Seventh uside Projects of Mrs. Carlton ' s Home Room. ScA ot S Mty The Seniors’ Alma Mater Hail, Alma Mater! We sing our praise to thee. Hail, Alma Mater, We pledge our loyalty. To you, our school, we sing our song, with hearts and heads held high Hail, Alma Mater, Our love will never die. Hail to our school days, those hours of joy we ' ve seen. Hail to our school days, that made our minds so keen. Rah, Rah, for Pam Pack Rah, Rah, for Pam Pack, Pam Pack must win Fight to the finish, never give in! Rah, Rah, Rah! You do your best, boys, We ' ll do the rest, boys. Three cheers for W. H. S. Rah! Rah! Rah! PRESIDENT Donald Ambrose Student ( outtcct VICE PRESIDENT Earl Daniels Carol Smith, Barbara Morris, Georgia Fuller, and Genevieve Winstead, members of the Poster Committee, keep our school informed on all current events. Rena Street Terrell, George Kelley, Durwood Dixon, H. C. Smith, Bobby Dale Woolard, and Pat Paul help keep the school grounds by repairing the benches. As the votes for King and Queen of the Coronation Ball start coming in, the elec¬ tions committee, composed of Will Jenkins, Jean Warren takes notes as the other members of the Points Committee, Paul Leggett, Anne Barrington, and Joan Wells, dic¬ tate some of the items to be found in the new handbook. Student (faucet Decorating the Christmas tree, which is a new feature at W. H. S., are Cecil Cherry, Charlie Mike Smith, Ada Ellen Hoell, Lindsay Britt, and Earl Daniels. TREASURER Harry Gurganus SECRETARY Carol Salle darie Moore, Billy Pittman, Betty Lou ieales, and Chap Bowers, begins to count hem. June Wahmann, Betsy Mason, Lucy Phillips, and Sue Parker, members of the Publicity Committee, prepare to tape one of the weekly radio programs, sponsored by the Student Council. This money being collected by Thad Leggett, Harry Gurganus, and Dukie Watson will go for the support of our adopted war orphan, Kim Joon Duck. OFFICERS: Left to right: Sue Webster, President; Anna Kay Woolard, Vice President; Mary Fisher Moore, Secretary; Steve Woolard, Treasurer. The Junior Student Council is composed of one representative from each seventh and eighth grade homeroom. Members help care for the school grounds and the lunchroom, and their big event is the Junior Prom, which comes at the end of the year. flutti i Student @ouuciC First row: Alice Bland, Rubie Tyson, Lois Cutler, Missie Harrington, Sally Davis, Ann Gabsch, Sue Wolfe. Second row: O’Brien Girvin, Robbie Cameron, Jimmie Smith, Phil Woolard, Bobby Roberson, Dick Leach, Donald Jones, Charlie Bowers, Edwin Ellington. SW ' D ' ttvenA (?£u FIRST ROW: Jimmy Warner, Durwood Cratch, Durwood Moore, Valerie Rawles, Secretary; Howard Swanner, Bobby Upton. SECOND ROW: Glenwood Smith, Harold Willard, Don Pippin, Bobby Dale Woolard, Kirby Wynne, Milton Hodges, President; Lindy Hodges. ' Deflating 7ecutt June Grimes, June Wahmann, Tommy Owens, and Charlie Mike Smith are anxiously awaiting the results of the debate on WORLD PEACE. (By the way, June Wahmann Won it!!) Top picture at left left to right: Patsy Peele Jane Page Edna Tyer Peggy Schueck Betty Ann Wynn Marilyn Willard Patsy Adkins Pat Alligood Sandra Woolard Catherine Eborn Jean Wells Deretha Bland Sylvia Eborn Patsy Heath Betty Cox Pat Paul Patsy Thompson Middle picture at left, left to right, at table: Judy Tyer Elaine Coyle Brenda Woolard Marie Williams Frances Shade Around kitchen: Ann Walker Linda Chesson Edna Clark Linda Tetterton Jane Carraway Betty Tetterton The Future Homemakers of America meet twice a month. At Thanksgiving these girls help a needy family, and at Christmas time dolls are dressed, in co-operation with the Salvation Army. In February a Val¬ entine Dance is sponsored by the F.H.A. Some of the members attend the district and state rallies. To close a successful year, the annual Mother-Daughter banquet is held. These activities help to fulfill our purpose, learning to live today, to live better tomorrow. OFFICERS, below, left to right: Miss Person, Advisor; Miss Francis, Advisor; Marie Moore, President; Nelda Sikes, Vice President; Barbara Galloway, Sec retary; Carole Hodges, Treasurer; Kazia Paszt, Reporter; Carol Hawkins, Par liamentarian; Dora Elizabeth Sawyer, Historian; Margaret Sheppard, Song Leader. The school paper, the Pamlicoan, is pub¬ lished by the Journalism Club of W. H. S. The purpose of this organization is to help aspiring young writers by teaching them to write news¬ paper articles and to put a newspaper together. Membership is open to anyone with a C aver¬ age in English. Georgia Fuller, Sallie Brinkley, Diane Dixon, Sally Johnson and Sue Roberts selling PAMLICOANS. FIRST ROW: Ayscue, Waters, Harrell, Moore, Wiley, Toler, Jones, Edwards, Hodges, Everett, Warner. SECOND ROW; Everette, Thompson, Owens, Upton, Britt, Williams, Arthur, Salle, Bowers, Harrington. THIRD ROW: Knott, Grimes, Swindell, Smith, Leach, Cartwright, Mattox. SEATED: Sawyer, Paszt, Cherry, Sikes, Galloway, Cratch, Wahmann, Alligood, Hoell, Fowle, Gaskins. STANDING: Cratch, Grimes, Tripp, Leggett, Gur- ganus, Hackney, Hodges, Singleton, Freeman, Barrington, Whitford. 7 ' - The Senior Tri-Hi-Y attempts to create, main¬ tain, and extend throughout Washington High School high standards of Christian character. They attend church twice a year. Members are composed of eleventh and twelfth grade students. OFFICERS Lindsay Britt - - - - Tommye Dawson - - Ginger Hodges - - - Sally Johnson- Shirlie Gaskins — - Leigh Francis - - - • Miss Ruamie Squires - - - - - President - Vice President --- Secretary - - - - Treasurer - — - - Chaplain Sergeant-at-Arms — - - - Advisor SEATED: Rhodes, Russ, Ipock, Warren, Galloway, Ellington, Sears, Sykes, Barrington. STANDING: Sykes, Sawyer, D. Sawyer, Sheppard, Moore, Warner, Cartwright, Wallace, Eborn. Packing food for a needy family at Christmas are: Sally Brinkley, Sue Rob¬ erts, Betty Lou Matkins, Sandra Harrell, Sylvia Freeman. 7ti- ' Zft- The Intermediate Tii-Hi-Y is com¬ posed of ninth and tenth graders. At Christmas and Thanksgiving they help needy families by distributing food and gifts. Membership is obtained by taking a test concerning the motto, the prayer, and the purpose. OFFICERS Miss Sadie Francis--Advisor Rena S. Terrell---President Patricia Ayscue-Vice President Eleanor Hodges - -- -- -- - Secretary Diane Dixon-- - Chaplain Anita Cahoon - -- -- -- -- Treasurer Wyni J. Everett- Sergeant-at-Arms SEATED: Edwards, Wallace, Toler, Wiley, Jefferson, Aldridge, Noe, Williams, Kugler, Bowen. STANDING: Tripp, Daniel, Jarvis, Jeanette, Harrington, Thompson, Parker, Owens, Farmer, Evans, Adams. AT LEFT: Mangum, Alli- good, Cox, Tankard, Marsh- bum, Roberson, Saleeby, Gurkin, Warner, Warren, Salle. STANDING: Hill, Scott, Daniels, Smith, Waters, Smith, Davis, Adkins, Morris. (?Ca atc tu6 Chartered by the Student Council in 1950, the Latin Club is one of the most active clubs in W.H.S. Under the lead¬ ership of the usual group of officers, the club sponsors a monthly publication, the LATIN CLUB BULLETIN. The highlight of the year is the banquet which for the past two years has been staged in authen¬ tic Roman style. Membership includes all students taking Latin and those who have successfully completed two years ' study of the language of the Romans. OFFICERS, left to right: Anita Cahoon, Ed. of L.C.B.; Kathy Salle ' , Vice Pres.; Diane Dixon, Pres. Standing: Rusty Hodges, Sgt. -at-Arms; Nancy Thompson, Chap.; Bob Isenhour, Treas.; Rena Terrell, Sec. First row: Isenhour, Willis, Hackney, A. Long, S. Long, Taylor, Day. Second row: Evans, War¬ ner, Baker, Farmer, Tankard, Alligood, Win¬ stead, Saleeby, Swain, Daniel, Tripp, Cox, Tetterton, Williams, Warren, Salle. Third row: Davis, Wahmann, Wynn, Marshburn, Waters, Salle, Harrington, Smith, Waters, Dixon, Thomp¬ son, Ayscue, Peters, Noe. Fourth row: Owens, Tetterton, Terrell, Jackson, Scott, Alligood, Adkins, Williams, Parker, Gurkin, Roberson, Jefferson, Kugler, Adams, Bowen, Jennette, Roberson. Fifth row; Cahoon, Mounts, Everson, Swain, Leach, Carter, Hodges, Smith, Gurganus, Mason, Grimes, Cratch. CENA BONA, L. C. Banquet 1956 Above, left to right: Bette Alligood, Secretary; David Whitley, Treas¬ urer; Mrs. Worthy, Advisor; Paul Leggett, President; Bobby Hodges, Vice President. (?lu The purpose of the Beta Club is to promote leadership and to recognize scholastic achievement. It has a schol¬ arship fund to help members further their education. The main project is the publication of this yearbook. Tapping of new mem¬ ber? takes place in a special ceremony each year. The Beta Club has an annual banquet, and this year is planning to attend the State Convention in Asheville. Above, first row: G. Wood, B. Galloway, B. Mason, M. Moore, B. Cratch, S. Roberts, C. Salle, I. Glover, J. Arthur, B. Beales. Second row: M. Sheppard, D. Cratch, B. Dunn, F. Alligood, B. Carter, B. Woolard, B. Waters, S. Leach, J. Grimes, R. Tripp. Picture on left, first row: G. Stubbs, B. Taylor, Y. Mizelle, A. L. Hodges, P. Hollis, C. Hodges, P. Paul, G. Fuller, A. E. Hoell. Second row: L. Bowen, C. Mixon, L. Phillips, J. Hackney, H. Gurganus, B. Upton, A. Peters, C. Jarvis, J. Wahmann. SENOR DOUG CURRIER SERENADES SENORITA CAROL SALLE First row: J. Arthur, G. Fuller, T. Bowers, J. Wahmann. Second row: N. Credle, P. Imke, L. Britt, B. Jones, B. Alli- good, G. Fowle, A, Peters, C. Mixon, B. Matkins, L. Phillips. Third row: P. Leggett, J. Silverthome, R. Tripp, J. Grimes, B. Carter, F. Alligood, M. Moore, R. Roberson, B. Dunn, B. Harris. Membership of the newly chartered El Club Espanol consists of pupils from both the first and second year Spanish classes. The activities range from fiestas” to well-traveled guest speakers. It is hoped that El Club Espanol” will make a contribution towards bring¬ ing about a better understanding between Spanish-speaking countries and our country, by having a better knowledge of them. 11 ' b } ‘ ■ JtoL . g’ t ' fi 0 j 4||j§| i|f f| 1 OFFICERS, above: Jess Herrington, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jack Warren, Treasurer; Bartow Houston, Presi¬ dent; Charlie Mike Smith, Vice President; Tommy Owens, Secretary; Ada Ellen Hoell, Program Chairman; Betty Lou Beales, Program Chair¬ man. Picture at left, first row; L. Aldridge, H. Yert, J. Hackney, B. Cratch. Second row: S. Roberts, S. Harrell, M. Sawyer, A. Rawls, D. Windley, A. Challis, B. Mason, I. Glover, B. Waters. Third row: D. Whitley, A. Cartwright, B. Grimes, S. Leach, E. Knott, R. Tripp, P. Godfrey, B. Thompson. FIRST ROW: Harrell, Jackson, Page, Wiley, Salle, Arthur, Hoell, Beales, Wahmann, Williams, Cox, Terrell, Cahoon. SECOND ROW: Warren, Galloway, Sears, Hodges, Ellington, Sikes, Britt, Brinkley, Noe, Harrington, Waters, Dixon, Warner, Moore, Cart¬ wright. THIRD ROW; Morris, Freeman, Jones, Edwards, Alligood, Gaskins, Matkins, Hodges, Roberts, Wallace, Barrington, Sawyer, Ayscue, Thompson, Peters, Toler, Farmer, Scott, Mixon. The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to develop among young people an organization which will be a vital part of state and national educa¬ tion associations, and to interest them in education as a lifelong career. Kitty Ellington, Pat Ayscue, and Betty Lou Matkins are assisting in the teaching of Mrs. Latham’s class. OFFICERS President Georgia Fuller Vice President Lucy Anne Phillips Secretary Tennys Bowers Treasurer Ginny Fowle Chaplain Sally Johnson First row: John Ratcliffe, Earl Daniels, Tommy Owens, Durwood Dixon, Jack Warren, Skybo Langley, Steve Cochran, Lee Tankard, Jimmy Silverthome. Second row; Fritz Tanner, Jess Harrington, Eddie Knott, Dick Jones, Ward Marslender, George Kelley, Graham Singleton, Doug Currier, Bartow Houston, Joe Hassell, Carl Jones. Third row; Larry Aldridge, Dukie Watson, Ben McHorney, Billy Gilgo, Marshall Singleton, Ronald Alligood, Har¬ ley Caton, Billy Carter, Donald Ambrose, Paul Leggett. The Boys ' Monogram Club is composed of male athletes of the high school. To become a mem¬ ber of this club, one must play in at least eight quarters of some sport. All members are awarded Monogram coats. PROUDLY POLISHING THESE NEW TROPHIES ARE: George Kelley-President Earl Daniels ------ Secretary Treasurer Billy Gilgo-Vice President At right: The officers are shown discussing the sale of tickets for the Football Gridiron Night. Left to right: Rena Terrell, Treasurer; Betty Lou Beales, President; Jane Hardison, Vice President; June Wahmann, Secretary. HOMECOMING DISPLAY Cheerleaders brew a stew! U Pjg Am Jf [ faKmk VQ ’ |K 2 1 OtC ‘Tftottoyram The Girls ' Monogram Club is com¬ posed of girls from the intramural bas¬ ketball team and the Varsity cheerlead¬ ers. Monogram coats are presented to all members. The club sponsors the Homecoming events and May Day. This year the club also chartered buses to some of the out-of-town football games. The advisors for the club are the girls ' basketball coach and the cheerleader advisors. First row, left to right: Lucy Anne Phillips, Betsy Mason, Lou Warner, Betsy Davis, Lindsay Britt. Second row; Sylvia Freeman, Leigh Francis, Louise Miller, Hope Taylor, Advisor, Ada Hoell, Georgia Fuller. W 1 tiW | jSBp Iff FIRST ROW: Weatherly, Odom, Smith, Alligood, Harwell. SECOND ROW: Latham, Hamilton, Webster, Whitehurst, Harrell, Boyd, Cratch, White, Williams. THIRD ROW: Everson, Youmans, McHorney, Waters, Ayscue, Roberts, Warner, Sawyer, Yert, Peters, Meekins, Corey, Odom, Boyd, Respass, Peevy, Williamson, Isenhour, Jones, Dunn, Murphrey, Day, Timberlake, Hardison, Langston, 70. •� . S. Jack Cleve, Drum Major MAJORETTES: Sylvia Freeman, Barbara Morris, Betsy Davis, Denise Owens, Barbara Jones. Jones, Wood, Hall, Warner. FOURTH ROW: Jones, Cronham. Richard Tripp, Milton Coyle, NOT PICTURED: Frank Flynn. Mr. Charles Cronham, Band Director Butch Yert, President Head Majorette, Anne Barrington, Nancy Thompson. Sandra Harrell, Twirier TTtixed FIRST ROW: Kazia Paszt, Eleanor Hodges, Ann Page Rhodes, Ginny Fowle, Jane Hardison. SECOND ROW: Will Jenkins, Ed Mercer, Charlie Mike Smith, Gene Garris. t ? tixccL (tyovi FIRST ROW: Hodges, Wahmann, Rhodes, Peters, Cameron, Russ, Bowers, Swindell, Hardison, Woolard, Wiley, Morris, Page. SECOND ROW: Ipock, Smith, Sikes, Cratch, Cherry, Gaskins, Silverthorne, Everett, Edwards, Mixon, Fowle, Credle, Jones. THIRD ROW: Smith, Jefferson, Challis, Mercer, Everson, Winstead, Morrow, Asby, Latham, Thompson, Potts, Alexander. FOURTH ROW: Jenkins, Bradley, Daniels, Flynn, Whitford, Tanner, Gautier, Garris, Currier, Marslender, Moore. TttcxecC FIRST ROW: O ' Neal, Emery, Carney, Rawls, Evett, Bradshaw, Myers, Parker, Cameron, Coyle. SECOND ROW: Warren, Duke, Spettigue, Hoell, Wallace, Brinkley, Tyer, Britt. Francis, Toler, Phillips. THIRD ROW: Corey, Willard, Perry, Jernigan, Underwood, Eborn, Sheppard, Woolard, Upton. FOURTH ROW: Wheatley, Windley, Hodges, Lane, Alligood, Woolard, Swanner, Jozwiak, Paszt. FIFTH ROW: Alligood, Everett, Leggett, Caton, Jones, Singleton, Keljey, War¬ ren, McLean. ' ee FIRST ROW: Vick, Asby, Aldridge, Paszt, Keech, Becham. SECOND ROW: Paramore, Lupton, M. Lupton, Everett, Parker, Moore, Harris, Bland. THIRD ROW: Dixon, Bright, Arnold, Brown, Cox, Everette, Taylor, Haddock, Chesson. FIRST ROW: Mattox, Willard, Windley, Hodges, Alligood, Asby, Harrington, Isenhour. SECOND ROW: Snow, Challis, Mercer, Dunn, Tanner, Morrow, Thompson, Alexander. THIRD ROW: Jenkins, Daniels. Flynn, Leggett, Singleton, Owens, Dixon, Marslender, Potts. FOURTH ROW: Bradley, Houston, Whit- ford, Gautier, Garris, Kelley, Smith, Ambrose, Moore. The chief marshal and ten other marshals are the eleven students in the Junior Class chosen on the basis of high scholastic average dur¬ ing the Freshman and Sophomore years and the first semester of the Junior year. The chief marshal is the Junior having the highest average in his class during this period. Jimmy Hackney Chief Marshal Bette Lou Alligood Loretta Bowen Georgia Fuller The Pa mlicoan STAFF Editor . Assistant Editor . Assistant Editor . Business Manager . Advertising Manager . Advertising Manager . Asst. Advertising Manager . Asst. Advertising Manager . Humor Editor . . Sally Johnson Lindsay Britt Feature Editor . Feature Editor . Club Editor . . Ginny Fowle Sports Editor . Sports Reporter ... Exchange Editor . ... Joyce Whitaker Typist . Typist . Typist . Typist ... Typist . Secretary . Circulating Manager . Circulating Manager . . Barbara Jones . Sallie Brinkley Carolyn Mixon Co-Editor Loretta Bowen Co-Editor Betsy Mason Assistant Co-Editor Margaret Sheppard Assistant Co-Editor Jimmy Hackney —-Photographer Georgia Fuller-Art Editor Bill Dunn Assistant Advertising Manager Harry Gurganus Advertising Manager Sabin Leach Assistant Advertising Manager Ann Peters Advertising Manager Carole Hodges Typist Peggy Hollis Typist Bernice Taylor Typist Carlynn Jarvis Literary Editor Glenda Stubbs --- - Business Manager Billy Carter --- - Assistant Business Manager Jimmy Hackney --- - Subscription Editor Bobby Upton - - — - - — —Subscription Editor Annie Laura Hodges Snapshot Editor Carol Salle Assistant Picture Editor Lucy Ann Phillips Picture Editor BETTY LOU BEALES GEORGIA FULLER ADA ELLEN HOELL Chief CHARLOTTE NICKOLSON LUCY ANNE PHILLIPS CAROL SALLE LEIGH FRANCIS TENNYS BOWERS GINNY FOWLE SHIRLEY GASKINS LINDSAY BRITT Barbara Harrington - Annetta Jeanette Lynette Jefferson - Sylvia Tripp - Nancy Edwards Rena Street Terrell - Kathy Wiley - Kathy Salle Chief £lu U yi (tyeenCeacCenA Carol Salle, Barbara Jones, Marie Moore, Betsy Mason, Ginny Fowle, Tennys Bowers, Ray Lane (not pictured), Jess Harrington, Steve Cochran, Ward Marslender, Durwood Dixon, Charlie Mike Smith, Jimmy Silverthorne, and Lee Tankard were the waiters and waitresses for the 1956 Junior-Senior, zCC IRoyaCty floutcon,-Se tic% Ti ccutcC Fritz Tanner and Nell Credle were crowned King and Queen at the annual Coronation Ball. Runners up were Don Sawyer and Lucy Anne Phillips, Earl Daniels and Betty Lou Beales. The Prince and Princess were Kent Denton and Pat Jefferson. s4 Uettc i S 4ten«t FIRST ROW: Ronald Alligood, Ward Marslender, Larry Aldridge, George Kelley, Skybo Langley, Marshall Singleton, Ben McHorney, Lee Tankard, Jess Harrington. SECOND ROW: Doug Currier, Zoph Potts, Dickie Jones, Steve Cochran, Fritz Tanner, Earl Daniels, Eddie Knott, Dukie Watson, Bartow Houston. THIRD ROW: Durwood Dixon, Carl Jones, Donald Ambrose, Paul Leggett, Graham Singleton, Rusty Hodges, Billy Carter, Billy Gilgo, John Ratcliffe, Jimmy Silverthome. Over for a touchdown! p KVl Head Coach Choppy Wagner Pete Everett - Bill Sweel - Emory Bush Sc yie f$56 Season 11 Wins - 1 Tie - 1 Loss!! W ashington 19 Wilson 12 W ashington 0 New Bern 0 W ashington 20 Elizabeth City 6 Washington 48 Greenville 6 W ashington 41 Roanoke Rapids 7 W ashington 34 Ahoskie 6 W ashington 52 Churchland 7 W ashington 19 Williamston 0 W ashington 40 Kinston 0 W ashington 40 Jacksonville 0 W ashington 13 Henderson 0 W ashington 38 Rockingham 0 Washington 6 Canton 33 , AL T Dickie Jones, Joe Hassell, Dukie Watson, Doug Currier, Eddie Knott, Ben McHorney, and Lee Tankard chart the course to Canton. Another game won! The team members were elated at the outcome of the Washington-Henderson game. ' Vanity pootfcUC Graham Singleton was voted by his teammates as the Most Valuable Player. George Kelley and Skybo Langley, permanent co-captains, received the runner-up awards. Pack players are rearranging the trophies in our case to make room for the new awards their team won during the 1956 season. pcuttvi ' pont zCC 7t vit6ea4ten t Parents of the team members gave a banquet to celebrate the team ' s one tie, one loss, six wins record. FIRST ROW: Hackney, Knowles, Hodges, Windley, Brown, Latham, Pittman. SECOND ROW: Potts, Respass, Duke, White, Deaver, Hamilton, Cherry. THIRD ROW: Warren, Alligood, Waters, Emmons, Stalls, Collins. FOURTH ROW: Grimes, Taylor, Rawls, Bullock, Isenhour, Latham, Paul, Fergueson. FIFTH ROW: Sterling, Cox, Day, Alexander. SIXTH ROW: Swindell, Andrew, Youmans, Bowers, Morrow, Everett. FIRST ROW: Jess Harrington, Tommy Owens, June Grimes, Jimmy Silverthorne, Danny Asby. SECOND ROW: Ward Marslender, Harley Caton, Billy Carter, Carl Jones, Charlie Mike Smith, Durwood Dixon. NOT PICTURED: Jack Warren, Lee Tankard. Caton controls the tap-off. Washington 74 - Kinston 95 Silverthorne goes for a lay-up. Washington 68 - Roanoke Rapids 49 ‘S Z46et zU Larry Windley, Adrian Waters, Jerry Morrow, Butch Fergueson, Russell Knowles, Cecil Cherry, Rusty Hodges, Tommy Moore, Zoph Potts, Pat Brown, Glen Day, Otis Deaver, Hannis Latham, Billie Pittman. NOT PICTURED: Bernie Collins, Jerry Paul. FIRST ROW: Alligood, Nelson, Hardison, Captain; Tetterton, Mangum. SECOND ROW: Spettigue, Thompson, Swindell, Davis, Cratch. FIRST ROW: Warren, Williams, Mason, Captain; Cox, O ' Neal. SECOND ROW: Tyer, Davenport, Warner, Duke, Heath. NOT PICTURED: Harrell. FIRST ROW: Shade, Winstead, Miller, Cap¬ tain; Warner, Miller. SECOND ROW: Cherry, Tetterton, Marshburn, Waters, Mounts, Hodges, Baker. NOT PICTURED: Waters. FIRST ROW: Toler, Slade, Francis, Captain; Hill, Salle. SECOND ROW: Smith, Moore, Dixon, Noe, Cartwright, Wallace. NOT PICTURED: Roberson. 7ecu t FIRST ROW: Dixon, Silverthorne, Hassell, Leggett, Alexander, Carter, Cochran. SECOND ROW: Tanner, Jones, Ambrose, Everett, Aldridge, McHorney, Snow, Ratcliffe. NOT PICTURED: Houston, Giglo, Singleton. FIRST ROW: Taylor, Hassell, Youmans, Cochran, Tanner, Dixon, Daniels, Marslender. SECOND ROW: Swindell, Alligood, Warren, Watson, Jackson, Cox, Stalls, Duke. 7e utt4, ?C4UK Jimmie Emmons Tommy White Bill Morgan Joe Hassell Jimmy Silverthorne Charlie Mike Smith Ward Marslender Richard Hodges Hodges Hackney Zoph Potts Jerry Morrow arfasx ' mm � fir £ Stiff s4cCve ' itc4e Ke«ct6 Visit Cl TV BARBER SHOP W H H P RADIO 1340 and Local Events Sports C Wlo i(Zau, AND BRO. Dependable Insurance - Dependable Service 140 Second Street Washington, North Carolina Opposite Bus Station Z43 East Main Street Telephone 1074 MYERS FLORIST Everything in Flowers Washington, N.C. TAYLOR • ROBERTS OIL CO. HOE U_-J=AraSH MOTOR CO 114 West Second Street HERBERT HOELL Washington, North Carolina ROBERT FARISH President Phone: 800 Vice President MOSS PLANING MILL CO. 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