Weeksville High School - Bow Wow Yearbook (Weeksville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

L, L1 ,L- 'Z 4, ,-.S -fi , ,H I I- KIJQ , -.y A,Lk X 4 X ..-2, 'x a 1 ,ef ? , ,,,,.-A 4 sf I' f iff' 7' The 1 955 Bow Wow WEEKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL N Weeksville, North Carolina VOLUME 8 6 5 i 3 W ar l ci 'S in -I Principal Morrisette and representative group of children celebrate thirtieth anniversary of first graduating class ofWeeksvi11e High School. QPicture of the class of 1925 appears on page 10.1 EDITORIAL STAFF It is the purpose of this book to present, pictorially, a record of the people and events that have made this year at Weeksville High School a memorable one. We are proud of our school and the progress it has made in the last thirty years. We hope that the records contained in our book may show our pride and progress. We salute, with this issue, the graduating class of 1925, which was the very first to be graduated from our school, We feel that they, and the other gradu- ates down through the years, have contributed much to the success of our school and community. Happy Anniversary to that first graduating class! Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1955! To them, and to you, we present your 1955 yearbook with the hope that it may give you much pleasure now and in the future. THE STAFF ALICE ANN BENTON ELLEN MEADS Editor Co-Editor JIM HENSLEY Art Editors The Staff Sponsor MRS. I. E. BRIGHT Business Manager SANDRA BROTHERS Assistant Business Manager KENNETH MARKHAM, IR, Photographers ELEANOR WRAE CARTWRIGHT DORIS MOORE N FAY ROGERSON sau' .,,....--vw--3 Nh jf A wr- -A ww wmv- -. - - Maasai ' wr sms: aw-rmggg , xfvvvang Q- E, In Memoriam MATTIE CAROLYN STEELEY In loving memory of one whose untimely death has left a vacancy in the ranks of the senior class of 1955. She will always remain in our hearts and we shall cherish the thought of our asso- ciation with her along with other memories of our high school years. Shall claim of death cause us to grieve And make our courage faint and fall? Nay! Let us faith and hope receive-- The rose still grows beyond the wall. Scattering fragrance far and wide Just as it did in days of yore, lust as it did on the other side, Just as it will forevermore. n .. . ., ,, Dedication TO: MRS. W, A, HOUTZ Whose cheerful cooperation and friendly in- terest have made our lives more pleasant in the three years she has been with us. We are thankful for our association with you and hope- ful that this association may have meant to you a portion of what it has meant to us. With gratitude and love, we dedicate to you this 1955 edition of THE BOW WOW, gy K Q MR. I. H. MOORE ffm is an Q .-gig: we f - fl Superintendent, MR, I. H. MOOREg Secretary, MRS. PHIL SAWYER Administration 9 ,.,-- Principal MR, W. C, MORRISETTE HIGH SCHOOL H igh School Departments MRS. W, H. WAGONER Music Department B. S, , East Carolina College MISS JEAN WALSTON Piano Teacher's Certificate, Peabody 1 i'E LIBRARY xv v MRS. D. W. FOSTER Tv Home Economics B, S, , East Carolina College MRS. A, W, HOUTZ Commercial Department A. B. , Goucher College bfflt, ,1 X .. Y A f 1 ,L ff' of j'w yy P x if A MRS, P. K. AUSLEY ' ' B. S. , Mississippi State College for Women M, P, H, , Yale University I if I 1 4 A lv' . . , . I I . -,,. If .1 gp, 78111, ,v IK Ui? Ji' .- 'Z Science Department Y:Vg ' VE! 'VNV jx! Zi, iw ,S . 0, v I + Xp V ibn l K ' 1 J ' 1 4 1 1 jj .W MRS. I. E. BRIGHT English Department A. B. , East Carolina College X fl' Senior Class 0 1 925 First row: Mrs. James A, Parker, Francis A, Jennings, Mrs. George S. Davis, Ralph Overman. Second row: Herman White, Royall Brothers, Glenwood C. Meads. On May 15, 1925 the first graduation was held at Weeksville High School, with seven members receiving diplomas. The motto of the class was Keep at it. Their colors were green and white. Three members of the class, Marguerite Brothers, Royall Brothers, and Glenwood Meads, went to Chapel Hill that year to debate in the state contest. Three members of the class are still in Pasquotank County -- Marguerite Bro- thers, now Mrs. George Davisg Francis A. Jennings: and Royall Brothers. Glenwood C. Meads is the only member of the class who is deceased. Herman White and Ada White now Mrs. James A. Parker, are now living in Western North Carolina, and Ralph Over- man is in Virginia. Seniors COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: Roses MOTTO: We Paddle Our Own Canoe President - - - Vice President - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Reporter ---- Parliamentarian SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - - DORIS MOORE - - - BYRON SWAIN - - FAY ROGERSON - - - IIM I-IENSLEY - - BETTY LOU MEADS - - - - - FRED MEADS SENIOR CLASS SONG QTune: Stars and Stripes Foreverj We're Seniors of dear Weeksville High. We have traveled this long road together. Now that our goal is in view, We are sad and happy too. We'll cheer for our purple and gold, And to them we will ever be loyal, We'll always remember the days That we have spent together in dear Weeksville High School. As we come to the end of our way, We are facing the future with courage, The challenge the world offers us We accept with pride and joy. The friends that we're leaving behind We hope will remember our passing. And though we may be far and wide, We still shall cherish our dear Alma Mater. SHELTON THOMA S BARCLIFT Seniors Mascots WILES LISTER CONN IE SMALL CLASS POEM A PASSING THOUGHT All through the years we've been to school Here at Weeksville High, But the time at last has come And we must say, Good-by. The room will soon be empty, And the seats will be standing there Where we were one time sitting And learning the lesson of playing fair But in our passing now, One thing we'd like to wish you -- May each of you be healthy and happy Wherever you go, or whatever you do. By: Byron Swain D I Handsome and neat, nice disposition too. . . . Nice to be around. . . . But the girls he just won' t woo. . . . Fishing. . . . Hunting, . . . Football, . , . Football 3, 4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4: Class President lg Bus Driver 3, 4. Future Plans: TV and Radio Technician ALICE ANN BENTON Petite .,.. Beta Club. . , . Seen with Fay and Doris. . . . Sweet Gal. . . Artistic .... Always jolly. FHA 1, 2, 3, Historian 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Beta Club 2, 3,4, Treas- urer 3, President 4, Marshal 3, Usher 1, Student Council 3, 4, Calendar Chairman 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Co-Editor 4, Assistant Art Editor 3, Howler Assistant Business Manager 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, 4-H Club 1, Class Prophet 4. Future Plans: Executive Secretary JV' T' , AUDREY SANDRA BROTHERS Popular. . . . Athletic. . . . Witty. , , . Basketball, . . , Seen with Ellen. . , , Beta Club. . . . Doug. . . . Two-Tone Ford. Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Mono- gram Club 3,4, Secretary 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Improved Trophy 3, Marshal 3, Beta Club 2, 3,4, President 2, 3, Howler Editor 4, Annual Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4, Miss W. H. S. 3, Stu- Howler Social Editor 3, President of E, D. Press Conference 4, Future Plans: Laboratory Technician GEORGE FLETCHER, IR. A man of few words, prone to whittle, His intelligence is not little. . . . l. Q. . . . Stubborn. . . , Sleepy .... A good book and plenty of food. Football 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Future Plans: Farming 'l I I HENSLEY Red Hair .... Freckles .... Basketball. . . . Witty. . . . Geometry a whiz. , , , I-loky Poky . . , , Temper? No! This young man will go. Port Angeles, Washington, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, A Club 2, 3, Variety show 2, Timberlines Sports Editor 3, Class Editor 4. Weeksville High School: Baseball 3, 4, Foot- ball 4, Basketball 4, Monogram Club 4, Future Plans: Dentist dent Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Chairman of Finance Committee 3, 4, BARBARA FAY LONG Still WRICFS FUD deep. they say. . . . This girl may shine brightly some day ,.., Dimples .... Helpful ,,,, Nice to have around. ,uf- 4-H Club 1, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4: Cheerleader 1. Future Plans: Housewife NANCY ANN LOWRY Beta Club .... Good Sport .... Ambitious .... Seen with Ann .... Loves Kelly Green .... Sure to succeed .... When others follow, she'1l be in the lead .... Guard. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 1, Reporter 4, Vice President 3, Student Council 2, 3,4, Elections Chair- man 2, Standards Chairman 3, President 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Secretaryg Assistant Annual Editor 3, Howler Sports Editor 3, Feature 4, Class Historian 4, Bus Driver 4. Future Plans: Scientific Research l JAMES IENEAN MADRE Courteous and Dependable .... Hooper ,... Red Jeep .... Voice ..., Singing. Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4 Song Leader 2, Vice President 3, President 4. Future Plans: Public School Music ' 21.-1 BETTY LOU MEADS Nurse ,,,, Physics .... Little but loud .... Beta Club .... She will help you with a smile, and enjoys life all the while. Basketball 1, 3, 4g FHA 1, 2, 3, Assistant Class Secretary 1, President 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Class Reporter 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Monogram Club 4, Future Plans: Nurse CLEVIE MEADS When he comes to school he wishes ..., He were out there with the fishes .... Lazy .... Nothing to do and plenty of time to do it in. . . , Talkative. Football 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4. Future Plans: Service and Farming ELLEN BA RKWELI. MEADS Pretty and intelligent - who could ask more? .... And she's the girl who keeps the score ,,,, Long hair .... Manager ,,,, Hillbilly Music ,.,. Beta Club ..., Seen with Sandra, FHA 1, 2, 3, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamen- tarian 4, Basketball 1, Manager 4, Usher 1, Class Treasurer 1, Secre- tary 3, Student Council 2, 3, Vice President 3, Chief Marshal 3, Annual Co-Editor 4, Howler Grade News Editor 4. Future Plans: Typist FREDERICK LOUIS MEADS When playing for the Bulldogs, he's cute as a pup .... And the other team knows its number is up .... Cute .,,. Frances .... English - huh. . . Basketball ,,,, Real gone. Football 3, 4, All-Conference Team 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Class Parliamentarian 3, 4, Monogram Club Treasurer 3. Future Plans, Public Work and Service DORIS IRENE Moons swf ai KW This musician loves that rhythmic beat .... But she also loves to eat .... Talented Fingers .... Seen with Alice Ann .... Beta Club .... Man Shy. . . Happy Go Lucky .... Good Driver, Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 3, President 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Song Leader 2, Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4, President 3, Pianist 2, Parliamentarian 3, French Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4: Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 4, Photographer 4, Bus Driver 3, 4. Future Plans: Musician ELLEN FAY ROGERSON She is cute and agile with it. . . . Everyone loves her real school spirit, . Sews a fine seam. . . . Giggle. , . , Tiny waist. . . . Cheerleader. . . . Seen with Alice Ann, FHA 1, 2, 3, Song Leader 2: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Class Secretary 4: Annual Art Co-Editor 4: Homecoming Queen 4. Future Plans: F.B.I. Secretary 1 AUDREY LEE SHACKELFORD xp Her good posture and lovely smile. . . . Make her sophistication well worth while. . . . Norman. . . . Typing ,,., Wedding Bells. . . . Blond. . . . Beta Club. Elizabeth City: Homeroom Secretary 2, 3: Audio-Visual 1, 2, Secre- tary 2: Travel Club 1, 2, Program Chairman 2. Weeksville: Glee Club 3, 4, President 3: Class Vice President 3: Class ,Statistician 4: FHA 3, 4: Beta Club 4, Librarian 4: Student Council 4, Points Chairman 4. Future Plans: Marriage CAROL FAYE SMITH Pleasant features and lovely hair. . . . So quiet you hardly know she's there. . . Natural waves. . . . Complexion, . , , long fingernails. . . . Aubrey Can't ever tell, Glee Club 1, 2, 3: FHA 1, 2, 3: Basketball 3. Future Plans: Secretary , . 7 I BYRON SWAIN He's talented, cooperative, and just plain nice .... To our lives he adds much spice .... Wavy hair .... Poetry. Football 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 4, All-Conference Team 4, Most Valu- able Player Trophy 4: FFA 1, 2, 3.4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4: Class Vice President 4. Future Plans: Public Work and Service 1 1 fx Most Sophisticated AUDREY LEE SHACKLEFORD R Senior . Superlatwes Most Intelligent ELLEN MEADS - GEORGE FLETCHER Nearest ALICE ANN BENTON - THOMAS BARCLIFT Most Studious IENEAN MADRE - BYRON SWAIN Senior . Superlatwes Quietest CAROLYN FAYE SMITH Most Popular and Best A11-Around FRED MEADS - SANDRA BROTHERS Most Handsome - Prettlest THOMAS BARCLIFT - ELLEN MEADS 1 'Sf M ZW: I A Most Cooperative BYRON SWAIN - BETTY LOU MEADS Cutest FRED MEADS - FAY ROGERSON I . Q . 'QR A I 1 3 MIA? A 5 - .541-:va W' m,.n-HH, Most Athletic SANDRA BROTHERS - FRED MEADS .,iT.i- I Senior s Superlatwes Most Original ALICE ANN BENTON - BYRON SWAIN Most Talented FAY ROGERSON - BYRON SWAIN Most Ambitious and Most Likely to Succeed JIM HENSLEY - NANCY LOWRY -Q 4 Qi1-fiwawmaawsum?16I21Qai2aM22f'saeaem121frs4wrxxaEIL121H61SHf5nfvhs4ss,Q' FT Senior . Superlatwes Laziest CLEVIE MEADS - BARBARA LONG Best Dressed CAROLYN STEELEY - FRED MEADS Most Musical DORIS MOORE Il Best Sports NANCY LOWRY - BYRON SWAIN Senior Class History September 51, and the Freshmen homeroom found itself bubbling with gay laughter of twenty nine proud members. Soon Mrs. Bonnie Hilton, our homeroom teacher, had helped us overcome fears and we settled down for a hard year's work. Thomas Barclift was our class president, and Mr. I. N. Finley, principal. The two things that stand out most in our minds for that year were, the Christmas party at Ann Chamber's and a picnic at 'l'aylor's Beach, given by our grademothers. We lost William Bateman and Thomas Parker who decided they had had enough education. Ronald Fenton came in the spring. Next September we were 29 wise sophomores, the largest roll in high school at the time. Ioan Pritchard joined our class from Philadelphia. Shirley Reid did not continue school. This year our high school faculty was completely changed. Mrs. Howard Morrisette was our homeroom teacher, but after Christmas she was replaced by our Mrs. Margaret Houtz. Mr. W. C. Morrisette was our new principal, and Ann Chambers was our president. One of our most pleasant treats that year was a fish fry at Sand Landing. That spring we chose the color set for our class rings. We entered our third year of high school with twenty-one names on roll. What had happened to our large class? Peggy Brickhouse was married, Charlie C, Eves and Aubrey James had stopped school, Vernon G. James had gone to Military Academy in Florida, and Ronald Fenton, Clyde Morgan, Henry Parker had remained as sophomores. Audrey Shackelford, who had been with us in the first and second grades, came to graduate with us. Mrs. Houtz was still our homeroom teacher, and Betty Lou Meads, our president. This year was packed with much hard work and plenty of money-making ideas. Our beautiful class rings arrived on October 2. In February we gave the Jaycees a chicken pot pie supper and made very good on it. Spring of that year wedding bells rang for two of the girls, Renie Meads and Joan Pritchard. Jim Hensley from Washington State joined our class in April, By March we had opened our piggy banks and we began to plan for Junior-Senior Banquet. Finally the day arrived, May 7 -- girls in their first fomrals and boys in their neat suits, at the Virginia Dare Hotel. First we had a wonderful dirmerfchicken southern stylej and then a prom. We twirled gaily beneath the brightly colored paper which off set our theme Mexico. 'I'his could not have been so successful had we not had the many suggestions from Mrs. l-Ioutz and Mrs. Ausley. Soon came graduation and class night, with the traditional daisy chain -- this time with real daisies. How hard we worked -- and yet it wilted. Nevertheless, it was most beautiful to us. September 54 -- with 21 seniors occupying the senior homeroom, headed by Mrs. Margaret Bright, our guiding light. Our sentiments were mixed for this was the beginning of the end of one life, and Just over the rapids was a new life which will make us strive upstream. Doris Moore was elected our president. and we chose the red rose as class flower and retained the motto we had had our last three years, We paddle our own canoe. Mrs. Bright wrote our class song, to the tune of Stars and Stripes Forever. We chose mascots, invitations, and caps and gownsfwhich were white with purple and gold tasselsy. Also we decided for our gradeparents to be the ones we had had while in high school. They were: Mrs. Ed Benton, Mrs. James Madre, Mrs. Graham Moore, Mrs. Dennis Reogerson, Mrs. Tom Meads, Mrs. George Fletcher, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lowry. Nancy Pritchard was with us for only three weeks, when she was married. On November 7, we lost one of our beloved classmates, Mattie Carolyn Steeley. Came Christmas, and then New Year's Eve we were entertained by our grademothers with a lovely party at the Marcia Albertson Club House. Back to school, with only 17 seniors: Ann Chambers got married during the holidays. The last semester we have basketball conference and then our play. Plans for the rest of the year include a trip to Washington, D. C. and points North, also a hay ride and skating party, And most of all Junior-Senior Banquet. As the stream narrows before the rapids, we see in view, Baccalaureate Sermon, class night and as the last wave rushes forward, Graduation. Historian -- Nancy Lowry Last Will and Testament We, the senior class of 1955, being of sound mind and body, in spite of opinion to the contrary, do hereby bequeath to the several individuals listed below, the most prized of our possessions, to be used within the period of one year from date: To Weeksville High School, we leave our absence, without which there would be no purpose in our graduation. , To our principal, Mr, Morrisette, we leave our thanks for all the help, inspiration, and guidance given us during the three years he has been with us. To our homeroom teacher, Mrs. Bright, we leave our cheerfulness to distribute wherever needed among next year's seniors in case they are reluctant to approach the end. To Mrs. Houtz, who was our homeroom teacher for two years, we leave our ability to make money in case she ever needs it for another Junior Class. To Mrs. Ausley, the physics students wish to leave their knowledge of parallelograms to help ease the path of some unsuspecting soul who follows us. To the Junior Class, we leave our ever-ready, do-or-die spirit, and we hope that this determina- tion may get them some senior privileges. I, 'I'homas Barclift, gladly will nothing to anybody because I need it all myself, I, Alice Ann Benton, will my position as Beta Club President to my cousin, William Charles Benton. l.et's keep the Bentons in there, boy! I, Sandra Brothers, will my ability to make free shots to Ann Davis. lSlnce we both hit so manyj. I, George Fletcher, will my ability to slip by with three subjects to anybody that wants to try it. I, Jim Hensley, will my position in basketball to Billy Baker. Get some horsepower behind it, Baker. I, Barbara Long, will my dimples to Bonnie Fenton. I, Nancy Lowry, will my position as guard to Mr. Williams to give to any girl who he thinks may need it next year. I, Ienean Madre, will my ability to sing to Marie Gray. Don't let it mn away with you, Marie. I, Betty Lou Meads, will my place in the Beta Club to Frances James. Keep trying, Frances, and you'll make it. I, Clevie Meads, will my 3 study halls to anybody who needs them. I, Ellen Meads, will my typing ability to Mrs. Houtz, to give to whoever needs it next year, I, Fred Meads, will my popularity to Kenny York. I, Doris Moore, will my ability to play the piano to Jean Faye Brickhouse. I, Fay Rogerson, will my cute giggle to Peggy Sanders. I, Audrey Shackelford, will my sophistication Qwhich the seniors put off on mej to the Freshmen girls who will learn to be after four years! Also my grades in general science -- have fun, Frosh! , I, Carol Faye Smith, will my flirty ways to Grace Clifton, Keep trying, Grace, and you'll get him. I, Byron Swain, will my ability to play football to Clyde Uugheadj Morgan. Signed and sealed in the presence of one another, and executed on the first day of May, 1955. Barbara Long -- Testator I . 3 , Juniors if 5. il FLOWER: Rose COLOR: Red and White MOTTO: One for all and all for one 3' 9 President - - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - -KENNETH MARKHAM - - - - ANNETTE STEVENSON - MACIE CARTWRIGHT - - FRANCES IAMES Juniors EAKER NKACXE MAE CARTAN RXGH ETYXEL MAE COX ANN DPNXS ROBERT NN AY NE EV RONNXE EEST ON! SANXES E RANGES T s ES ,E R, RlA 8- M RENT W XLEXB E AT EM AN REEECC A ER AY BENNY ERAY BXEXX ERAY xowkwz ue ANQR W we ,cpmw mem .fafzz RUEBEN EARL JA KENN 5129 ETH MARKHA EUGENE MEADS R21 t 1 t 5-Q, R hVA SQ m. E 'wr .43 si b EERN 1v1EAns CLYDE MORGA lv HENRY PARKER JACK RIDDICK TALMADGE RIDDICK FLORENCE SANDERS DORIS SMITH RU T HT H SPEIG A E,9TEVENSON :HW ff 'S' Q W Ti Sophomores ' '- ' C 'fl' J SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Byron Meads - - - - - - - President I. C. Garrett - - - -Vice President Billy Davis - - ---- -Secretary Ioe Scott - - - - -Treasurer Charles Henry James - - - -Program Chairman Edward Allen Gray - - - - - Parliamentarian William Charles Benton Sophomores Jean Fay Brickhouse Betty Brite Ernest Cartwright Bury Davis Charlie Clark Eves Billy Fletcher J. C. Garrett Edward Allen Gray Maude Gray Charles Henry James Barbara Jennings Bobby Jennings Margie Jennings Angela Johnson Byron Meads James Meads Ann Palmer Betty Parker Sophomores J eee y :,,,. 3 fi f 3 . sf 5 . 3 . ,T 4 -1' Y X 'Q 'n l if 1 J J J Janet Pendleton Joe Scott Judy Shackleford J J N George Trueblood J Mary Lou Trueblood Charles Wilson J Real Cool Cheerleaders P. T.A. Pres. Former P. T.A. Pres. and Principal . .L ,MW Three to Tango? H lok' th second Mmm aue le e Ball Plavem-Q DIA-- T. .- W L' , . Ha11owe'en 1 New Beta Members Taking Oath Martln and LeW1S 4 'WWW ,,- ..-- ,, .,,,..,. 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M: ,, g 'je ifsggffvf 53,3 Sixth Grade ? ,J 1 ra V? X 9' ,Z xl W 3? ir ,F is U sigma: ,, llll L :f p time iiaa ,, w s . f W as V st s ' . Kqx ? 3 ,Kr 4 fm 1 'VV' K ., ,, J , K 'K X K! 1 K h ' ' ilk., u L J . f J B , , rw, K 5 E Rqkysl. K K K K 'Ax f M KLQV , X 1' it aff If 3 is Z fs. V is r, vi , l, E Wie? 'R if is X- K Ks, .bl K K L .. ,ff zz Y ., K K , if K , 2 KK dy, 4- ., 5,5 Q, , Aff' Wi- w . -fd . B Q il ' 3 - ,,iMi9:is' is as , fp., f ,P N es ll liE,r,'iM?fiL gaffiillifl ff,,?i'! 'it 43 J, a 'ew ,f in .- vw ll ffi 5 J ' gggf,Kg5,4g ' I, J A, ' J 1, - 5 W gf ' In kk s J ,Ji kL'k ' , Aegis. V I 1 J f , . , --' ' T ' L -.sf B R . L -A' S J asr E . , .W, , gs , ,.,. J 1 'A ' liat 'N as J - ? A ' 'K r ef 3 J , if . ss J iss' . J m,,K' 1'- Q 1, t e Yi is 1 x iii' 'Mm' his if if 4 H mihk 1 'il' l,ii, J I Q ' J A , L - J 1 R lalr , PflA R L J . f t f ::Q B L t R L : mm ' 'K'h I ' -L-' P,-' . - Q - , if . 'wr 2 p . : Zzf A -t - - , Q - ' 2-.gtg 'kk , J. 'K 'kL. ggqle ,L fig, , L,,' fr J M r, ,alst J B '-'1f ' n . J y ..,: J l fin h L . ,ff 'B KK? KK K , K N I arg? ..iKKKKKKK,iK,? K 'fx KK K KKKK , vw ...K K KKKZK K K ,. 4. slti il Z if J ' J From left to right: Mrs. H. K. Houtz, Randolph Baines, Billy Barclift, Ronnie Jean Berry, Terry Brothers, Johnny Carter, Annie Sarah Corbett, Peggy Cox, Reid Cross, James Fletcher, Beverly Gray, L, A. Harris, Vance Haskett, Selvie James, Elwood Johnson, Miriam Keaton, Lois Lane, Ronnie Long, Marlon Lowry, George Mann, Ronald Mann, Grace Markham, Marie Markham, Wayne Markham, Dorothy Meads, Leroy Meads, Calvin Mercer, Dianne Nixon, George Overman, Ernest Parker, Cora Lee Pendleton, Kay Pitchard Thomas Riddick, Edward Sanders, Billy Saunders, Joseph Spencer, Marshall Stevenson, Robert Stokeley, William Trueblood, Jackie Weeks, Leroy White, Murna White, Tommy Williams, Ronnie Wilson, if . nib if qptiiw y gi Mrs. Z.. B V fn' 'ff 'v.,f,f 3 1, I ,Lf w e 'ire John Barth srsn fi nw R rl 1 I ..2 N- tc' .. F . ff W ,gswf A 1 ' 'fl 5- gf L . V1 ' ' I r if fi ' 'L Q nf ,. M , ' ali ' . Berry Fwh Grade f? an Betty Bright ,Q F Phyllis Crane .. ' V' ', Q' an BobbY Fletcher C, I -Q, F egg - Virgil Frazier yi ,.. all 'rr -4 ,E Xxx' Q Jackie Garrity , ...W 415' . .Ti r,, ': l r ,Lg Delores Gray ,mx ' lQLH.33 T Diamie Gunter AQ 2 Q my Donnie Paul Harris ,I f ' F ,Hx vi? Ewxiyn vvxwvg YE!- . , if fic' ' f f?'2iY3'i ' ,L ty , r .it z z I K F' 9 wk n, 'r J -fre f P -ff ll ll . ' .,.s r-3, f i ga F ,E 4, William Hollbook AJ? ,,. we 1, .r y ff' - :. , ,Q Q Diane Holloway - T 7f ' Q 7 N-1 l9'l' Y '. ,' K fr M if I -. Scott James nigh pa: Howaxd Jennings ,f + Q iiii 31 .f-if 'Liu sill.: all like at F a in Ruth Jennings may Ralph Keaton V xi ' i'c J Freddie Long y gigm H X .9 . - Pegg! ! F 'fiii Q Tommy Madrln Wi' X hg v I Quay'-ru 4 3 :Q Q A l., E S vw V, W ' I H li '.. A We if?'3'Ym'vv 'S is Frankie Meads 5 Vi Janie Meads 'fi fqv ,s f ' P3 's Il, 5 f .- Billy Jay Mon g r 1 an yy : E ' Dennis Parker ff! y Richard Parker ,. P l z . I xl lf rig Scarlet Reid Marshall Rogerson tb Dianne Small Betty Stegall Iohn York I I ' ii fig .gs -5 ,A qi , ,sr sf X ' it 'W' ..,' I 517515.-'glff-ffffflf SLK rr l. QW, 7- ll? -f'f:.F' ,J CJ: in X 15,5553 A 3,41 f Mfw - - i.. .J ,,. -X g ,L if s 2fi5'zi'I if '4 i fl .- . ' QT: 2 -as H 7 S1255 V . ' 5. l ff? 1 J i r A nrrnnr J . r - 1 - J X' ' V' is ' :ii 5 . 4 F ' - liffir . L-L' , 4 g J A LL,, 5 - 'I f 'V ii my- , ,gf ,J V ,A if 'gt U I ,Z an MQ, 1' Ah XS 4 Hi s X I Q g 'AA', f Ann Luton Mattie Luton Faye Markham Alma E. Meads Phyllis Morgan Jimmy Munden Avis McLamb Janice Parker Betty Reid Betsy Riddick Margaret Saunders Amy Spencer Susan Thomas Nelson White Frances Williams 2, uf, if J gg ' Fourth Grade an K trit sr i - , ' size ri ,L .' Q 3? 3 as 'JSR X S S s is J ei J W ' SW QT kj. 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I y - ' W rl? . 'Sgr fix ' Q3 5 R y if 15572 i.- .,:. , . M., rnny r ,,. U dam, f- rea W 'fy lil' be - f + ' Q rs ' ,- A W ,I N ' xv. W x 5 N , 5 ., Q A X J bel as I .,,. 1 he ' S Tl . fttn ,Q Qu I Y K K? J B .,,,: t B its B, f ri'5..1'53 vw , , XJ 5, 1 -ie J J ai , , - 1. 1 t. 54 . ,K ., 4 X sa , x .grr is- K , .+ 0 1 i ' ' gy I 4, ..n. ., g'sf,. '-'p N .Q 'X X 4 , Y K lr Martha Gray Buddy Gunter Carlton James Third Grade F201 . It Q yk x 1.1 P f' I 5 , -W 3 - rw sl fer 'vs 'B' H -. Q, Q fi I JL S N I A A , :gr in t 5i:'r' sl :Al 3 '-ami .' ' 3 Q .N , r is R K ',,, X, - '- Bi .. , it R N lf 1, Qgx , ffl ff s . - 15 15' Whip-Q H-0 ,X M . 4 . ., Nw, 1 x Hg I q Frances James Roy James Walter Jones Mary Ann Lane Donna Dee Lawson J l Judy Lowry Ingrid Madrin David Markham Gary Markham Regenia Meads l l Wayne Meads Ronnie Parker Earl Priester Vida Ray Pritchard Bonita Riffle J Barbara Stegall Diana Tidd Fred Trueblood Warren Weeks Calsie White Second Grade its r. gf? ' f J lsiiff , v 1+ 35294-B ' ' it si ' , U , V 1 . ,,,'-, M, , ' A , gg I gm . Q , l e a J, has , -V , kg kevin . fuk A3 'L s . K K A 9 45 p . s, Q 2 , - ft s . rx if 's- ' J 1, fa B - C, - V is I X srl ..,, M W , A A 'V t is: V7 9 ,. . , .. X as U f . ' . 1 ttnn F 55 tic. i K K 'V VV,, ' v K ,I i To NW' lr 'W 'QW . ' ti i L F'- sl- E f f! 'KIL ' T ' 'Ei is 5 , . If - , - ' '1 4 1 - wif- iz .z t , ii ig, F Wife- ':,H1g iigaifiiis ' f. fi. , af tif ,, ,a 3 an J , ff . ' 'fs ' LM .Q-6 SV W K 'J 3-1, ' if , , A 'D wi -s - 'M' s F A X 'ii i J f ,, ff.'lf Ei2g11'l1 A A iii? . X 1 .V ' s 'T l1ff. i'.lf'79A J Y 3'3 . f . ,ig Y Q' ,- ilf fff-fl!! . x Ti - , rg, -1, in , . V . - H1 eg ' -'wi U 1' ,gg ,jf fB, - 'L xii-.1 -f ,, , L Q :f-f K -. 4' H H- sv B ' A' P ' , at sat S i ' ,, s C 1 r Sf' 4. B if , fe s A - F' i 'F T 'ff 5 M N at ' , . n J 1 A , -1 iw X' , -Eifxili 3, as F , R tte Q y . X .f - J Q s s Q.: S w C ' J J F s on s . or - K - - Wi- - -,s ::, r . K ,L irfggq 5 5 ' ,Eiffel -. ' ' '.. y at, Q, Qi gjwzi I . :V kggqrgry gtg, +V, ,, , I K ,QA , it iff- .fQ:3: :11' 73? S' RY F - 'L' Q N A i f 2 12?iQ12i51. f 13'T.f?f 55 AL 1 A 1 l f gl W at 'iiiiii f'f' - , . -ggi K A .. :l , A I t- 3 V . L- u, - .1 -fr 1 5 - -gf 'K - . J ,,.-: , -VVA , :Z -K, A Vrk , g il.: ' ,af . :ks . , is , K 3 P K W 1' -Y! 1 or fm, f New ,N J . by p 3, 'iff' B .2 s k - '- N J 'sf J 2 ' ' From left to right: Mrs. Leola Richardson, Theresa Beattie, Jackie Best, Peggy Brite, Roger Bright, Anita Campbell, Janey Cheek, Norman Cox, Roy Danaher, Frances Douglas, David Fletcher, Joan Fletcher, Billy Foster, Ronda Fraizer, Bettie Harris, Bobby Harris, Sheryl Hofler, Tim Holloway, Gary Luton, Allen Mann, James Mann, Michael Markham, Rudy Markham, Nickey Meads, Douglas Mercer, Chuck Mott, Anita Morgan, Jackie Parker, Skipper Potter, Bessie Reid, Wiley Reid, Donald Riddick, Floyd Rogers, Charles Saunders, John Robert Spencer, Douglas Swain, Eddy Trueblood, Edward White, Curtis Wilkins, Margie Williams, L Fwh Grade Reid Barclift Patricia Ann Berry Andy Bright William Bright Carolyn Ann Cartwright John QButchJ Cartwright Betty Carole Chambers Brenda Kay Corbett Carolyn De Stio Wanda Douglas Claudia M. Falcone Donald Fletcher Charles Ray Gray Dan Henderson Ronney Jennings Grant Lane Ken Lawson Anna Markham Everett Markham James A. Markham Annette Mott Ronald McLamb Danny Meads Edward Pendleton John Priester Sharon Pritchard John Wm. Riffle Betty Wrae Sanders Linda Small Sarah Stanton Helen Stevenson Paula Sue Tidd Joan Tnxeblood Martha Lee White Mary L, Wilson Mrs. Lina Jackson Alton Barclift 'Sf' is N .r X .1 ig f in 'W s V X 'L li' 1' H Q. fs, I - sf, 4. t., . x i ,F 1 1 , 'P , Y- ers. . , X Q Wi -.X vm Z r e f? 3 k '.q 1 W e il Y wgziflflkxilxx 5--B ., A fi-in . ' 5 J fliff 1 A' A V 9 I .Q,.k,,-Mx? A , at , .. 9 f 4: Q rf: J ide 'l,' 2 ,. 'lx , X. A . as 3 ein ,LOB K fa fi fr, A, RQ sl '51 O at 32 9- 4 sr 1 1154-. ry b .J-1 r A ,A 55 S - sf .-f:.:K.:r.::zz1, gms so L2iEEf':EE'iEE' 1, S Q1 if y 4,kk ka ssg A Q . 'xr is .gi Q sk. 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E' .., L Doris Moore, Rebecca Bateman, Thomas Barclift, Henry Parker, Nancy Lowry Urganizations ORGANIZATION LEADERS 5 Q? tx 49' .'rLf-fu .. Fred Meads - - - - - F. F. A. Rebecca Bateman - - - F. H. A, Nancy Lowry - - - - Student Council Alice Ann Benton - - - - - Beta Club Billy Baker - - - - - Monogram Club Glee Club Barbara Jennings President Ruth Speight Vice President Florence Sanders Secretary Doris Smith Treasurer Ellen Meads Parliamentarian Student Council The student council is the stu- dent governing body, Under fac- ulty guidance, and with faculty approval, its members have charge of such as setting up and posting the school calendar, patrolling after- noon dismissal, setting up stand- ards for conduct and penalties for misconduct, and greeting guests and showing them hospitality. The president presides over assembly and appoints standing committee to perform necessary duties. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Sponsor Mrs. P, K, Ausley President Nancy Lowry Vice President Eleanor W. Cartwright Secretary William Charles Benton Treasurer Bobby Fletcher Sergeant-at-Arms Billy Baker .Iver-ff:-,:,1f:.., fn The National Beta Club is a non- secret, service, leadership club operated to reward merit, encourage effort, and elevate the moral welfare of high school students. Membership depends upon leadership, achievement as shown by an average of at least 90 on all subjects, and character, The Weeksville Club publishes the school paper, and helps promote the use and care of the library by its members acting as 1ibrarian's helpers, and by mak- ing money to add books to the library, .tx Beta OFFICERS QPictured Belowy Sponsor Mrs. I. E. Bright President Alice Ann Benton Vice President Billy Baker Secretary Doris Smith Treasurer Doris Moore l .c. Howler Staff Sandra Brothers Business Manager Eleanor W, Cartwright Sports Editor Billy Baker Grade News Editor Ellen Meads High School Editor Florence Sanders Feature Editor Nancy Lowry Advisor Mrs. Margaret O. Bright Editor -as French Club OFFICERS Sponsor Mrs. I. E, Bright President Doris Moore Vice President Ann Davis Secretary Nancy Lowry Treasurer Eleanor W, Cartwright F. H. A. OFFICERS Sponsor Mrs. D. W. Foster President Rebecca Bateman Vice President Annette Stevenson Secretary Frances James Treasurer Barbara Jennings Reporter Nancy Lowry Future Homemukers America F. F. A, OFFICERS Sponsor Mr, W. H. Perry President Fred Meads Vice President Byron Swain Secretary Jim Hensley Treasurer George Fletcher Sentinel Thomas Barclift Reporter Billy Davis 4-H Club 4-H OFFICERS President Ienean Madre Vice President Byron Swain Secretary Peggy Sanders Treasurer Mary Lou Trueblood 5 gi Future Farmers 0 America S J. C. GARRETT and BARBARA IEAN IENNINGS GLENN WHITE and CLARA MARKHAM King and Queen Prince and Princess The King and Queen, Prince and Princess were chosen at the Harvest Festival held in October. This event and the choice of these favorites is one of the outstanding events of the semester. CLYDE MORGAN FAY ROGERSON FAY ROGERSON BYRON SWAIN 9 Hgmecgming Queen Football C0-C3PI3.iIlS The Homecoming Queen was chosen by the football squad to preside over the homecoming activities, which took place on October 15. Four other girlswere chosen as attendants -- Carolyn Steeley, Eleanor Wrae Cartwright, Mary Lou Trueblood, and Frances James. These were esconed by Charles Henry James, George Edward Trueblood, Billy Bray, and Benny Bray. The queen was escorted by Bobby Fletcher. K. Athletics ATHLETIC LEADERS 3 A ,ge t si ,pf Baseball -- CLYDEUugheadj MORGAN QA1so Football Co-Captainj Basketball Co-Captains-- JIM HENSLEY ANN DAVIS Head Cheerleader -- FAY ROGERSON Basketball Co-Captains -- MACIE CARTWRIGHT FRED MEADS Football Co-Captain -- BYRON SWAIN E. -- BOBBY IENNINGS T. -- BYRON MEADS G. -- THOMAS BARCLIFT G. -- GEORGE FLETCHER T. -- BILLY BAKER E. -- KENNETH MARKHAM B. -- BYRON SWAIN H. B. -- FRED MEADS B. -- CLYDE MORGAN H. B. -- HENRY PARKER Football Football Team James Meads, Manager. First row, left to right: Swain, Scott, Davis, Barclift, Parker, F. Meads, B, Fletcher, J. Riddick, Lowry, Second row: Gray, G. Fletcher, C. Meads, Hensley, James, Fenton, Wilson, T. Meads, Third row: Morissette, Principal, Markham, Morgan, Jennings, Baker, B. Meads, I. L. Williams QCoachJ. The Weeksville Bulldogs rolled up a 5-1 conference record in the newly fonned Tidewater Football Conference. In this second year of football the boys showed considerable improvement in playing ability, They displayed determination and a love for the game which contributed to the success of the team. Graduating from this year's squad are Byron Swain, quarterback and Most Valuable Player and Co- Captain for two years, Guards, Thomas Barclift and George Fletcher: Backs, Fred Meads and Jim Hensley If a quarterback develops, the Bulldogs are looking forward to another good year. Line- U p - - BILLY FLETCHER and H. B. -- IIM HENSLEY Eve? ,F .. agp! 6, x 1, A wiv'- IENNINGS, R. E. MEADS, B, -R, T, ' , FLETCHER, B. -Center in A x X KQ gk -.'- Eli ,Q 6 I f f -: - 3 i2-ff V L1LA I A X A N F, J -v-: j , ,Q , ,, N L . 1 4, X I i P-. A W 'I A , 'Q A E 2 gr L ,L A E .f A Q ,, ' -W 5? C 'C E f-' A A Q. A A ,Q 1 f-Q91 ,, A E '2' A ,:EiffEzg if', A wa , V 1 I we FLETCHER, G.-L. G. BAKER, L.T. ,sv - MARKHP-M' LE- SWAIN. Q.B- , fi 3, A E E, l' 'X A CIA CONFERENCE SCORES OPPONENT WEEKSVILLE Columbia 19 Camden 6 19 Manteo 0 13 Colerain 50 Central 13 A Windsor O 27 A ,,,, A 5 Ei.. N '. MEADS, E. -R.1-1. R -v . , 4 A if h, EM MORGAN, E. E, Y ,,,, J A A V f f. A PARKER, L. H. B. QLA HENSLEY, E, and H.B. Rn '- ' C. K E 'I 4 A gi',Af ' Boys, Basketball Manager, Scott: Parker, Jennings, Baker, Morgan, Markham, Coach, I, L. Wi11iamsgMeads, Hensley, Davis, Fletcher. MARKHAM. Forward MORGAN. Center i, JM is s su., fs as ,wc 3 i MEADS Guard HENSLEY Forward OPPONENT WEEKSVILLE Camden 40--- ----38 36 - - - - 50 Moyock 31 - - - - 54 31 - - - - 36 Kitty Hawk 24 - - - - 69 24 - - - - 68 Manteo 60 - - - - 43 43 - - - - 36 Griggs 53 - - - - 37 Central 50 - - - - 38 JENNINGS, Center Q 5 S DAVIS BROTHERS, Forward Girls' Basketball Barbara Jean Jennings, Eleanor Wrae Cartwright, Ann Davis, Sandra Brothers, Betty Lou Meads, Nancy Lowry, l. L, Williams, Coach, Ruth Speight, Susan Harris, Nancy Fletcher. Marie Gray, Carolyn Chambers, Virginia Lee Eves, Betty Parker, Ellen Meads, Manager, Macie Mae Cartwright. Forward fi N: Camden Moyock Kitty Hawk Manteo Griggs Central . MM, ai 1 MEADS Forward OPPONENT WEEKSVILLE 4o-- - ----40 32-- --42 46-- --45 51-- --46 3o-- --50 27-- --ss 46-- --47 4o-- --40 39-- --43 5a-- --48 CARTWRIGHT, Guard LOWRY, Guard Cheer leaders QHead Cheerleaderj FAY ROGERSON FRANCES JAMES BONNIE FENTON ALICE ANN BENTON JUDY SHACKELFORD BETTY BRITE ANGELA JOHNSON 3 I A f ., 2 L A I 3 e A' E if lf? l RU! eW', I Q 'ss Q f ' 'A ' Yi mf eeeee ff 5 fi I I 1 , , -4 A 1 , 2 A X z I N f f ff , f 5 ' f B los 5 L, .fflif . 73 Eee- L BYRON SWAIN Most Valuable Football Player FRED MEADS, HENRY PARKER BYRON SWAIN, KENNETH MARKHAM Football All-Conference Players I In A 5 4 REQ Q ,, Q f ,T B if X B, I Mm l dffgf 4 Q 1 Q .:.,. t , 55,7 I 5 A :.fVJ,!?k M JIM HBNSLEY BOBBY IENNINGS M HENRY PARKER FRED MEAD5 4' W l! my 2 ,-.,,. . , ' - W, . A I MA RY LOU TRUEBLOOD M lo. 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V., .., , -,!,,.,l,.- YW. . 1 Compliments of SCOTT Bc HAL. STEAD Weeksville, North Carolina HOOPER BROS- lvl 5 DOVV E I.L. -Distributors- MOTOR COMPANY Wholesale Paper 5Ch00l SUPPJ-ies Your Dealer Complete Office Outfitters Telephone 4894 Va. DareArcade Elizabeth City, North Carolina U-S- Highway 17 South THE FIRST AND CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK The Only National Bank in the Albemarle Member of FDIC Established 1891 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Mln.Dr2ED'S 119 South Road Street Phones 5590 or 5586 Elizabeth City, North Carolina D. T. WHITEHURST Dealer in Corn, Soybeans, Farm Produce and Fertilizers Located on Hertford Highway U.S. 17 Phone 6409 or 4780 CENTRAL RESTAURANT The Best in Seafood The Best in K.C. Steaks 104 East Main Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Tl-I E DA! 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FARM E125 K RAM E12 SUPPLY COMPANY B EC Case and Moline Farm Nlachinery Field - Garden Seeds Lumber and Mill Work Insecticides 208 South Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of ZQWM 529 BRICK COMPANY, INC. North Road Street Extd. Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of VV C3 A I J. WINTON SAWYER ewalfkffr . Music . News Rock of Ages Monuments . Sports You Save u Drama the Agent's Commission . 405 South Road Street Dial 560 ABC Dial 5995 LEWIS DRIVE-IN Open 11:00 A.M. Curb Service Monday Thru Friday 4:00 to 12:00 Saturday and Sunday 12:00 to 12:00 Ehringhaus Street Shake s Dip-Top Cones Malts Quarts Sundaes and fAl1 Flavorsj Pints Fountain Coca-Colas Chicken in Pit-Cooked the Basket Barbecue Barbecued Sandwic he s Hot Dogs of A11 Kinds DAIRY MART 1040 North Road Street Extd. Phone 4494 B.F. Goodrich Tires, Batteries ECONOMY EM 646466410- J EVVELEF2 Motorola Radios and Television It's Real Economy Here Bulova - Harnilton - Elgin Watches 613 E, Main Street 104 North Poindexter Street phone 5793 Elizabeth City, N.C. Long Ago - Today - Tomorrow Nothing Can Take the Place of Experience 104 W. Iviain TOXEY, BERRY 8: LYNCH FUNERAL HOME Join Our Mutual Burial Association Phone 4412 RUSSELL an HOLMES COCA-COLA SHOES BOTTLING co. Wh Sh P1 ere opping is a easure .5 ig. F., I I I 'mv' I Our Sincere Nationally Advertised Shoes J' 1 . I Xi! Congratulations for the Family 0? Ll I ' f' TWG! . '-1,3 1 f to the Seniors 510 Main Street QQ. M ' 1 of Weeksville Elizabeth City, North Carolina ,,Co .,mmgu,u ,mdmmk CITY VULCANIZING CO. G. C. CULPEPPER MOTOR CO. 47,456 Cadillac - Oldsmobile GENERAL Sales - Service TIRE Phone 4344 or 4345 114 North Road Street Phone 6392 - 2.511 311 South Road Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina abeth City, North Carolina t - Hughes Blvd. Eliz Used Car Lo Compliments of 8524 fun FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Flowe r s fo r The Right Every Occasion Southern Hotel Building Elizabeth City, North Carolina CA l2O l.. I N A NTING COMPANY PRI 2.08 North Martin Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Shop at Compliments of GLOBE FISH COMPANY North Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina BELK-Tv LE 125 Sport Shop - Znd Floor East Main Street Elizabeth City, North Caro lina G UA IQANTY BANK AND TRUST CO. Capital and Surplus 52,100,000 Member of FDIC Established 1901 Time Tested Elizabeth City, North Carolina IVIILES IENNINGS, INC. Established 1 896 General Machine and Welding Shop, Mill and Logging Supplies Dial 2490 Elizabeth City, North Carolina IZLJCAKEI2 N D Sl-JIEELY Elizabeth City's Best Store Elizabeth City, North Carolina 'C VVILLIS 5 Ill EQ VVIZIG HT ,Y -0- 1 FE: plqmouri, 'Un , ff Dodge and Plymouth W Sales and Service Phone 2983 Elizabeth City, North Carolina CLJ LPEPPEQ MOTOR CO. Buick and Pontiac Sales and Service Elizabeth Street Phone 4331 or 2803 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of KENYCIXI EAI LEY PRODUCE, INC. Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of ELIZABETH CITY ASSOCIATION FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE DEALERS New Home Appliance J'. H. Wilkins Company Williams Furniture Company Whaley Furniture Company Carolina Furniture Company Quinn Furniture Company M. G. Morrisette 8: Son R. S. Jordan Company Kramer Electric Company Soda Fountain Sandwiches OXENA Box Candies NEWS Newspapers STAND Magazines Greeting Cards Noveltie s Toys 1 0 6 Camera s McMorrine and Film Cosmetic s Compliments of ROCHELLE CLEANERS Corner Water and Main Sts. Substation 901 W. Main Elizabeth City, North Carolina HOIZACE LYNCH cwum.m29 Westlawn Cemetery Elizabeth City's Newest and Most Beautiful Elizabeth City, North Carolina TOM SAWYER 8: SON Purina Chows Custom Grinding and Mixing Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers and Farm Produce Phone 5411 Belcross, North Carolina ALBEMAQLE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. FORBES RADIO AND SUPPLY CO. Radio and Television Is Our Business Phone 4484 303 -305 NO1 1Z11 Water Street 215 North Martin Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina ,Elizabeth City, North Carolina 204 Grice St. Phone 549 l WILLIAMS FURNITURE M S L D COMPANY D I X O N Admiral Ranges and AGENT Refrigerators Blackstone Washers Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Phone 5469 ZZO-222. N. Poindexter Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina SINCLAIR REFINING CO. Gasoline, Kerosene, Oil Phone 4886 Elizabeth City, North Carolina 'vu -.-raw-v'-F' -..-wy,u--w...---n---- fr N. W. DAILY AGENCY O V E 2 N General Insurance Q n d MRS. LESSIE W. MORGAN E V E N S 0 N Manager Prescription Druggists East Main Street Phone 5186 It's a Good Place to Trade Elizabeth City, North Carolina 512 East Main Street COPELAN DS C321 L.u.. Horne Cooked Meals On Highway 17 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Be st Wishe s from CAROLINA , CENT ER LOVE'S STATE THEATERS WEB DRIVE-IN Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of ELIZABETH CITY .TEWELERS ASSOCIATION Selig's Barr Brothers Bauer and Son RIGGS MUSIC COMPANY Records and Record Players Music to Suit Any Taste Classic, Popular, Hillbilly Sheet Music 107 McMorrine Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina .TOHNNIE GREGORY Builder of Truck and Trailer Bodies On Highway 17, 7 Miles South of Elizabeth City Phones: Shop 6073 - Night 6009 Woodville , North Carolina HOPKINS BROS. Plumbing - Heating Sheet Metal Contractors Supplies - Steam Heating Oil Burners Shop Phone 4592 Resident Phone 4186 Elizabeth City, North Carolina ALBEMARLE WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP General Farm and Mill Repair Work Phone 4666 W. Ehringhaus Street Extd. Elizabeth City, North Carolina WHALEY FURNITURE COMPANY FLOYD WHALEY Proprietor A Complete Line of Furniture and Stoves Phone 2591 202 North Poindexter Street Compliments of fzgaiefl KL' LIVESTOCK MARKET Newland Highway Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of Dial 43 55 Elizabeth City, North Carolina BERKLEY FEED CORPORATION Hay, Grain, Meal and Flour Poultry Feeds Our Specialty Phone 4993 704 E. Burgess Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of WOODLEY GROCERY COMPANY Distributor s Kings Flake Flour Phone 2981 711 East Burgess Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina FOI? EMAN DAIRIES COMPANY Serving the Albemarle With Tasty Ice Cream Phone 4696 Elizabeth City, North Carolina SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY 111 South Water Street Phone 7689 Elizabeth City, North Carolina forVAlUF.S 303 East Main Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of MOTOR BEARINGS AND PARTS COMPANY Water and Elizabeth Streets Phone 5463 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of ,J ENNETTE'5 The Men's Store Corner of Poindexter Street and Colonial Avenue Elizabeth City, North Carolina COTTAGE SERVICE STATION Z4-Hour Service Corner of Ehringhaus and Euclid Avenue W. F. BAKER, Manager --- -1 --Y J.H.CiEEC'3OI2Y Phone 5949 Shop 307 South Poole Street Compliments of JENNETTE FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO. 2.17 N. Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth City, North Carolina TWIF ORD FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Day or Night .Toin Twiford's Burial Insurance Phone 2181 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of CONTINENTAL GRAIN COMPANY Small Grains - Corn Soy Beans Selden Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of I2 E x M A N N 'S SERVICE STATION Sinclair Products Ehringhaus Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina D1ANA'S GIFT SHOP Gifts for Anyone ' for Any Occasion MRS. CHARLES HARDISON MISS DIANA STOTT 110 East Main Street Elizabeth City, Nc rth Carolina - 1-sm Cornplinm-ents of PASQUOTANK FERTILIZER COMPANY Ball's Fertilizer As Vital as Sunshine Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of M A O l- A VVA 2 D and S O N Welding - Heating NIILK AND ICE CREAM CO. Pasteurized, Homogenized Dairy Products Machixme Shop Phone 4806 SOl.1'th Poole Street Hughes Boulevard Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth City, North Carolina HUGH ES and VVYNN WHOLESALE GROCERY Ask Your Grocer for Light - White Flour and April Showers Peas Westover Boulevard Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of PERRY TIRE STORE A' H O Goodyear Tires, Tubes and N S I N C and Accessories I u Phone 7882 West Church Street Extd. Elizabeth Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth CRY, North Carolina Compliments of J O N E S and TE IVI PLE Phone 5190 Elizabeth City, North Carolina C5 2 E C5 CD I2 Y PRODUCE Buyers and Shippers Potatoes - Cabbage - Beans Sweet Corn 508 Ehringhaus Elizabeth City, North Carolina S1-Al.l.n NGIS TEXACO SERVICE STATION Corner of Road and Colonial Elizabeth City, North Carolina NEECE TRACTOR COMPANY Oliver Diesel Tractors Phone 5990 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of CAIZTVVEIGHT and DA NA H EI? Groceries - Drinks - Meats Sound Neck Road DAV EN POIZT MOT ORS Lincoln - Mercury Safe Buy - Used Cars 513 Ehringhaus Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina u4.w. MARKHAM We eksville , North Carolina AGENT NICHOLS FERTILIZERS The Fertilizer for General Crops For the Best Crops, Use the Best Fertilizer B.C.VVl-HTE General Auto Repairing Gas - Oil - Parts - Accessories Acetylene and Electric Welding Phone 2061 R.F.D. 1 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of C Y QQ? MQTQQ QAQ-I-5 CHRYSLER ff PLYMOUTH Wholesale Automotive Parts Sales and Service Complete Machine Shop 110 East Ehringhaus Street Phone 5455 310 North Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth City, North Carolina This Page Compliments of the Following Firms: OWENS SHOE COMPANY 509 East Main Street COMSTOCK'S CONFECTIONERY 115 South Water Street HURDLE HARDWARE 218 South Poindexter Street BON TON BEAUTY SALON 310 South Road Street f CAROLINA FOOD SHOPPE 121 East Ehringhaus Street GORDON SHEET METAL 315 South Road Street BELANGIA'S ESSO SERVICENTER Front and Water Streets THE SUNDRY SHOP ' 511 South Road Street JACKSON SHOE REPAIR 102 North Water Street MERIT SHOE COMPANY 514 East Main Street MELICK COMPANY 111-113 South Main Street MCLELLAN STORES COMPANY 400-404 East Main Street I-IILL'S CONFECTIONERY 112 East Main Street MEL'S SERVICE STATION Elizabeth City, North Carolina HOUSE OF HURDLES 103 North Poindexter Street D. WALTER HARRIS 606 East Main Street MCNAUGHTON 'S MOTORS South Water Street THE INDEPENDENT STAR East Colonial Avenue MARGUERITE DRESS SHOPPE Westover Boulevard CRYSTAL ICE 8a COAL CORP, 504 North Water Street DR, V, H, FINCK Westover Boulevard CARRIE LEE 'S BEAUTY SHOP 111 South Road Street MIDTOWN MOTORS Elizabeth Street THE SANDERS COMPANY North Poindexter Street HOOPER TILE 3095 South Road Street TURNER'S STORE Weeksville, North Carolina BAILEY'S FILLING STATION East Church Street LAMM'S SANDWICH SHOP 202 South Poindexter Street FOWLER STORE 111 North Water Street OWENS BARBER SHOP Colonial Avenue A. L. CARTWRIGHT BAKERY 605 East Fearing Street ALBEMARLE LAUNDRY 501 East Ehringhaus Street SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO, 605 East Main Street COBB'S GULF SERVICE STATION 100 West Ehringhaus Street R, C, BRAY'S STORE Weeksville, North Carolina JAMES SHOE REPAIR 102 North Water Street ROGERSON'S STORE Weeksville, North Carolina THE COZY GRILL 422 East Colonial Avenue SERVICE NEWS COMPANY North Martin Street C, M, CHAPPELL, BUILDING CONTRACTOR Phone 6667 CLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL Conan Insecticides and Anhyrous Arnmonia l4.VV. MARKHAM , S Farewell! X A .LG 1 Q N l ff-RX,-ig YQJC 'qt HJ , t's all jqnishecl-'9 . , I 1,m1' NJ v Avg, fgfdyygyj W . . ,and so are we! 1, sawi- l , 'V ll K' bw - TQeStqgZ . 45,5 J as : I ,- I Q eil V,- 1 MMA ffj'f,4f L . - X T 's . .Lak L m'g27!'fgQf fm H ,qqff ' -' .'! ' -I I V rglqp ' ix 'M f -. ' ff'-:ff ,L A - Q- 6 ml . N L li!! ic' '. u f' I 7 Y -y ' Y X 1 -K, 1, S. P. ,UN il- if if if S, l ,X 1 in Fix-X Q9 ' rf. ' ei il- . 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