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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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The home, strengthened by the church, sends the raw material into this educational plant to be turned into finished products ready for distri- bution into the homes, churches, colleges, and business institutions of our community and others like it. We are proud of our community - the homes, the churches, the busi- ness firms, and our school. We present to you a record of a good year, a typical year, in the Weeksville community as shown through the school and its activities - in this, our 1957 BOW WOW. THE STAFF DEDICATION FAVORITES ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS ATHLETICS CLASSES ADVERTISERS ,-- Co-Editors BARBARA JENNINGS fz, JUDY SHACKELFORD DEDICATIO To all the parents of the Weeksville community - those who have stood at the open doors of life and beckoned us on with tender smiles when we need encouragement, pushed us forward with gentle hands when we needed boosting, and held us back with loving care when we needed restraint in our youthful exuberance - we dedicate with love and grati- tude this 1957 edition of the BOW WOW, ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS I want to take this opportunity to thank you for the splendid work you have done in the Weeksville High School. I have been inspired and thrilled with the fine manner in which you have pursued your school activities. It is a credit to the splendid training you have received in your Christian homes. You have had a great desire to make your did leadership on the part of your principal and faculty, you have attained this goal. It is my sincere hope that each of you will continue your education. My sincere thanks to all of you for your generous sup- port. I wish you God's speed and a successful conclusion to the unfinished tasks which remain in your lives. Superintendent - MR. I. H. MOORE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION ' 10' Left to right: J. Heywood Bright, Dr. Charles D. Johnston, Ir. , Victor B. Morgan, W, L. Davis, Carroll Brothers, J. Henry LeRoy, Vice Chairman: Dennis S. Morgan, Chairmang I. H. Moore, Superintendent and Secretary of the Board. high school one of the best in the state, and with the splen- ADMINISTR TION Principal W, C. MORRISETTE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To the Seniors of 1957, I wish to say: 'It has been a pleasure to see you through four years of high school. I wish for you always the best of luck in whatever field of endeavor you may enter. Teachers, Iwish to thank you for your earn- est cooperation and effort in making this year one of the best we have ever had. You have done your work well. Patrons, your cooperation and friendly spirit have helped make this year one to remember. Thank you for everything you have done to help the progress of our school. To all the students of Weeksville High School, thanks for a very enjoyable year. LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD l J T Fletcher, Chairmang Melvin Bright, Marshall Stevenson, W. C. Morriselle. Principal. Not shown: Clyde A. Small. Illliafl 3-3Ul1dSrS. HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS MRS, BILLIE REID Music Department A, , Furman University Public School Music Glee Club HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS MRS, D, W. FOSTER Home Economics B. S. , East Carolina College Iunior Class Advisor F. H. A. Club Sponsor 1 I KL s MR. WILLIAM H. PERRY Agriculture Department B, S, , North Carolina State F. F, A, Club Sponsor Yfmg .3 ,gg W Wi 41 will , Q ,,,,.A-QW' gm-A, Q 'NN dna' 53535 2 .. X.-.Q fa .. ,, i 'W' 1 i... .zn- --Q A s, Q? QV 53 sg. I. -S. W swf i.,X. gi' mm: 4 if A Q uv 1---4, 'TNQ ,MS me SENIOR ,524 212 'L LQ., ,.,, fa, -g .L ff, rwwafjfgy, Mlm- W-Q. g SENIOR OFFICERS Presrdent JAMES CARLTON GARRETT Vice President - - - -WILLIAM CHARLES BENTON Secretary - - -------- BETTY BRITE Treasurer - - - - EDWARD ALLEN GRAY JOHN DUKE SCOTT LEE CARTWRIGHT CLASS POEM Years of toil and frolic A dozen to be exact, Have brought us joy and sorrow That none would take back. Our teachers with us have struggled The lesson we were taught To turn our cheek the second time, And to give something for naught. Seniors now they call us, Graduates soon we 'll be: The vast world looms before us Our own conquerors are we. Weeksville High at last we 're leaving The tears we shed before we go Are sacred tears of grief caused By departing from friends we love so. Inspired by our faculty's beacon, Taught by trial and success, We set our sails proudly forward, Our spirits hard to depress! Maude Gray SENIOR SENIOR CLASS SONG fTune: Semper Fidelisj We are the Weeksville Senior Class We're happy and proud and free Though winds may blow or storms appear High shall our purpose be. We 've done our work as best we can We've had much pleasure too And as we live from day to day Weeksville we all love you. Soon we'll be on our merry way We 're leaving with a sigh We'l1 ne'er forget the days we've spent Right here at Weeksville High. We face the future with a smile Our lives have just begun We '11 ever keep our standards high Until our goal is won. Motto: It is better to have an education and not need it, than to need an education and not have it. Flower: Carnation Colors: Blue and White FRAN JACKSON CECILIA scoTT i 5 R ENIORS WILLIAM CHARLES BENTON Shorty Student Council 1,2, 3, Treasurer 1, Sec- retary 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 35 FFA 1,25 Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Class Officer 3,4, Reporter 3, Vice President 4. Future Plans: Farmer JEAN FAYE BRICKHOUSE Oh George Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 FHA 1,2, 45 Annual Staff Art Editor 3, 45 Class Historian 45 Girls' Basketball Manager 4. Future Plans: Civil Service Work. r' BETTY PARKER CARTER Bet Glee Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Monogram Club 3, 45 Basketball 1,2, 35 Giftorian 4. Future Plans: Housewife WILLIAM LISTER DAVIS IR. Guil1aume Football 1, 2, 3,4, Co-captain 4, A1l-Con- ference 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 45 French Club 3,45 Annual Staff 3, 4, Bus- iness Manager 3, 45 Debating Team 3,45 FFA 1,25 Class Secretary 2. Future Plans: College 5. If MATTIE ELIZABETH BRITE Betty French Club 3,4, Vice President 35 Mono- gram Club 45 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 45 4-H 1, 2,45 Class Secretary 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Student of Month 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Har- vest Festival Queen 4. Future Plans: Teacher ERNEST FLEETWOOD CARTWRIGHT FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Farmer X 'li--'- ' JAMES CARLTON GARRETT J, c. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4g Base- ball 1, 2, 3,43 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 3, 4: Beta Club 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3: Mono- gram Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Student Coun- cil 15 Class Vice President 1, 2, 3: President 4g Howler Staff 3, 4. Future Plans: Farm or Service EDWARD ALLEN GRAY Airplane Class Parliamentarian 2g Class Giftorian 4g Class Treasurer 4, FFA 1, 25 Student Council 4g Monogram Club 3,4g Football 2,3,4g Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Manager 29 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Harvest Festival King 4g Glee Club 3. Future Plans: Air Force ish-v KY Na., lm SENIOR RONALD EDWARD FENTON Ronnie FFA 1,2, 3,43 Football 1, 2, 3,4. Future Plans: Filling Station Operator WILLIAM BROZER FLETC HER vw Goat rv Monogram Club 2, 3,4: FFA 2, 3: Football 3: Baseball 3: Basketball 2, 3: 4-H 2, Bus Driver4 Future Plans: Air Force MA UDE EULA GRAY Honeychile FHA Historian 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,41 Parlia- mentarian 45 FHA 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 3, 4, Art Editorg Beta Club 1,2, 3, 4, Historian 45 Debating Team 3, 4g Student Council 3,4g Howler Staff, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, World Peace Essay 3g Chief Marshal 3. Future Plans: Teacher CHARLES HENRY JAMES Well! FFA 1, 25 Program Chairman 1, 2: Student Council 2, 35 Basketball 1,2g Baseball 15 Annual staff 3, 4: Photographer 3,4. Future Plans: Drama Instructor SE IOR BARBARA JEAN IENNINGS Pearl FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3: Monogram 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, President 2: Student Council 2, 3,4: Beta Club 2, 3, 4, President 3: Annual Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4: Howler Staff 3,4, HS Editor 3,4: Class President 1: Mar- shal 3: Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Co-captain 4, All Conference Guard 2: Debating Team 3: Harvest Festival Queen 2. Future Plans: Civil Service Work and Mar- riage. MAPJORIE DEAN JENNINGS U. S. O. FHA 1,2: Basketball 1: Glee Club 1. I 1- A ' Future Plans: Marriage JAMES ANDERSON MEADS Little John FFA 1, 2, 3,4: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4: Football 3,4: Football Manager 2: Treasurer FFA 3, 4. Future Plans: Air Force LASTER BYRON MEADS Pork Class President 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4: FFA 1,2: Beta Club 2, 3,4: Howler Sports Editor 3, 4: 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4, President 2: Monogram Club 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-captain 4, All-Conference 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4: Basket- ball 4, Captain 4: Debating Team 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Bus Driver 4: Class Statis- tician 4. Future Plans: Engineering ROBERT LEE IENNINGS nBObbyn FFA 1, 2, Sentinel 4: Basketball 1,2, 3,4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4, Manager 4: Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,4: Glee Club 3, MARY ANGELA JOHNSON Shoot a Mile Glee Club 1,2, 3,4: 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4: Monogram Club 3,4, Secretary 3: FHA 1,2 3,4, Parliamentarian 3: Class Treasurer 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4, Head cheerleader 4: Testator 4. Future Plans: FBI Secretary 'Rb 3 , J- N 'Os . 1 sbs...- JOSEPH BARKWELL SCOTT Betty K. FFA 1,2, 3,4: Monogram 3,4: Timekeeper 2, 3, Basketball 4: Glee Club 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4: Football 2, 3,4: Class Treasurer 2. Future Plans: Air Force and Marriage. IUDITH RAE SHACKELFORD Ah, Shoot! Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Pianist 3, President 4: FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 4: Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4: Class Program Leader 2: An- nual Staff 3,4, Room Representative 3, Edi- tor 4: Assistant Bus Driver 3, Bus Driver 4: Monogram Club 4. Future Plans: Civil Service Secretary. SENIOR MARTHA ANN PALMER Spit curls FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4 Student Council 3, 4: Finance Chairman 3: Room Rep. 4: Basketball 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 4: Vice President 3: Class Prophet 4. Future Plans: Civil Service Work. JANET YVONNE PENDLETON ll Curly!! Glee Club 1,2,3,4: FHA 1,2,3: 4-H 1. Future Plans: Marriage 3 f 'Q' ,ga ,f THEODORA ELAINE THOMAS Teddy ROTC Sponsor 1: FHA 1: Latin Club 1: Class Secretary 2: Glee Club 1,4: Cheerleader: Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Future Plans: GEORGE EDWARD TRUEBLOOD Handsome FFA 1, 2, 3, Vice President: Bus Driver 4. Future Plans: Farmer SENIOR MARY LOUISE TRUEBLOOD Tommy Home Room Treasurer 1, Secretary 1, 3: Student Council 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: 4-H 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Treas- urer 4: FHA 1,2, 3,4, Song Leader 3: Store Manager 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Secretary and Marriage. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1954 twenty-four unsuspecting Freshmen entered a new phase of their school life. We entered high school with twenty-four, but on the first day of school we had twenty- eight. Judy Shackelford transferred from Elizabeth City. Billy Fletcher, Bobby Jennings, and Ernest Cartwright left their class to join us. Mrs. Marguerite Foster was our home room teacher and Barbara Jennings was our class presi- dent. The highlight of the year was a Christmas party in the agricultural shop. After our summer vacation, we entered our Sophomore year with more self-confidence. There were only twenty-three of us to start the fall term. Charlie Eves, who had quit school, decided to join us. Bonnie Fenton, Garland Cox, and Kenneth York remained as Freshmen. Mrs. Margaret Houtz was our home room teacher, and Byron Meads, president. We also chose our class rings that year. When our Junior year arrived we greeted the new term with much anticipation, for it was our turn to be host to the Senior class at the annual Junior-Senior. We were pleased to find that Mrs. Houtz would again be our advisor. Byron was re-elected president. We had twenty-six Juniors. Robert Eves and Ronnie Fenton chose to remain as Juniors. Both Robert and Charlie Eves decided to resign before the end of school. We were very proud of the money we earned for our Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. We sold magazines, had a concession stand during the boat regatta, and gave a real live, bang-up, rootin', tootin', shootin', hillbilly play, A Feudin' Over Yonder. We had the banquet in the Virginia Dare Hotel. In the setting of Oriental Gardens, every- one enjoyed a delightful evening of eating, dancing, laughing and merry-making. It had been a long, hard struggle for some of us, but there are now twenty-three hopeful seniors that are looking forward to graduation on May 27. J. C. Garrett is our president, and Mrs. Bright, home room teacher and advisor. We have chosen our invitations and mascots and ordered our caps and gowns. In the future we are looking forward to our Senior play, Junior-Senior Banquet and Gradu- ation exercises. There is a feeling of sadness in the air as the end of the year approaches. Having chosen our invitations, we realize how near we are to the end of our high school career, to the goal we have worked toward - graduation. These past twelve years have been ones that all of us will remember, years that can't be forgotten. Historian Faye Brickhouse I-rl' LAST WILL AND TESTAME T We, the Senior Class of Weeksville High School, while still sound in mind and body but realizing that our end is near, do hereby bequeath to those designated below the following possessions, which we hope will be used wisely To Weeksville High School we leave our self-control and good attitudes. To Mr. Morrisette we leave our appreciation for a history class well taught in hopes that his other classes will be rewarding. To Mrs. Bright we leave our good usage of grammar and our ability to spell. To Mrs. Houtz we leave the love and devotion of twenty-five seniors. To the Junior Class we leave our examples as Seniors. I William Charles Benton, will my height to Leondious James so he can play center on the basketball team. I Jean Faye Brickhouse, will my position as basketball manager to Dorothy Chambers. fDon't go to the first game with Mrs. Bright, Dorothy.J I, Betty Brite, will my ability to speak French to Glenn Odom. I, Betty Parker Carter, will my quietness to Virginia Lee Eves. fSimmer down, Ginnylj I, Billy Davis, will my athletic ability to my brother Buddy, who doesn't really need it and also my ability to get filled up on Miss Bessie's cooking, because he's always starving. I, Ronnie Fenton, kindly will nothing to nobody. I, Billy Fletcher, will my football position as center to Wesley Saunders. QLet's eat some wheaties, Noahl J I, J. C. Garrett, will my safe driving ability to Fentress Munden. fDon't join the hot rod club, Red.J I, Edward Allen Gray, will my witty ways to Billy Sanders. fKeep 'em laughing, Bill.J I, Maude Gray, will my pep at the ballgames to next year's crowd. fThere'll be enough for everybody., I Charles Henry James, will my ability to play rock and roll music to Bobby Riddick. fKeep 'em swinging, Bobbylj I, Barbara Jennings, will my basketball suit to any girl that Mr. Williams thinks deserves it. I, Bobby Jennings, kindly will nothing to nobody, because I need it all myself. CNot being selfish, of course.J I, Margie Jennings, will my shape to Marie Gray. fwatch those curves, Marielj I, Angela Johnson, will my position as head cheerleader to Nell Meads. fGet the lead out of your shoes, Nell.J I, Byron Meads, will my tackle position on the football team to James Odom. QSmash that line, James.J I, James Meads, will my basketball suit to Jimmy Markham if he thinks it will fit him. I, Ann Palmer, will my place in the Home Ec room to the incoming Freshmen. fGet a good start, girlslj I, Janet Pendleton, will my curls to Betty Lou Jennings. I Joe Scott, will my ability to take three Englishes my senior year to anybody, and the ability to pass them to myself. I, Judy Shackelford, will my silly giggle and music talent to Grace Clifton. fwatch those notes, Grace.J I, Teddy Thomas, will my ability to make 93 on Science mid-term exam to Bobby Stokeley. fYou'll have to study, Bobby.J I, George Edward Trueblood, will my wavy black hair to Jennette Whedbee. I Mary Lou Trueblood, will my position in the ice cream store to anyone who needs to put on a few pounds. r fEven if I didn't.J Angela Johnson, Testator B Q nasal nu 'fir Rv 'iffkjm' AMT? 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W ' K, ,gg M W M, f1-g,Q:fw?'fY'- tw. ., f'f'P'X'f ' :al - , U. -,yuduy 3 .r V Q .-,J-wr. 1.1: Juli ,-r Q ,I 'WAX ,bf3' I, f 1 ' - A. ---nf QHJ4 . ,X-iq, , gf ' flux AA'-. N fy, I F RESHMEN Nina Barclift Mattie Berry Betty LOU Jennings Barbara Bright Dorothy Chambers Douglas Markham Bessie Meads Wesley Cheek Larry Cross Talmadge Meads Hallie Munden Betty Ann Fletcher Archie Garrett James Odom Bob Riddick Lillian Gray leondious James Jennette Whedbee Glenn White 'N-My ' f LQYTV and JAMES 2 Vacation with Beverly What's Funny Frmsh. Harvc t Festgval Candidates Smph. Harvest F66 Candidates 4 f ki ,ZF WVWW 'Q W 1 SwJV4v!K Dav at the Beach - I Apples En that pocket .x 1 Bessie and Crack Hold that pose Chillun' Y f rue Love B OW W ov. I The water :5 me Q! 1-'ihoopggv , 'N if .A .af Take a Dip? eSunning? BUS DRIVERS if A Byron Meads, Judy Shackelford, Billy Davis, Billy Fletcher, Vance Meads, and George Edward Trueblood LUNCHROOM WORKERS Front row: Mrs. A. A. Meads, Mrs. George Palmer, Mrs. Gertie Sanders. Back row: Mrs. Henry Meads and Mrs. Willard Scott. ELEMENTARY FACULTY SECOND GRADE Mrs. E. T. Berry A. B., East Carolina College FIRST GRADE Mrs. W. C. Jackson A. B. , East Carolina College l '71 ll Q Ii' THIRD GRADE Mrs. Cliff Ward A, B, , Salem College FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Walter Lowry B. S, , East Carolina College - ELEMENTARY FACULTY FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Z. B. Berry Hllfggii East Carolina College A FQ .1 If 5 SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Byron Sawyer B. S. . W. C. U. N. C. EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Frank Spitzer B. S. , East Carolina College SIXTH GRADE Mrs. C. F. Heath A. B. , Duke University EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. W. T. Mann East Carolina College 1 ,BX I I DIDNW HAVE A YNING TO WEAI. llllll JL. aliiknmxx 5. 1 EIGHTH GRADE Celestine Alexander Mr. Frank Spitzer Wayne Markham Dorothy Meads Billy Barclift Russell Cobb Calvin Mercer Ernest Parker Peggy Cox Reid Cross Cora L. Pendleton Gary Rollins L A. Harris Elwood Johnson Billy Saunders Bobby Stokley Miriam Keaton Buddy Lowry Buddy Toxey Jackie Weeks George Mann Grace Markham Charlotte Wilson Leroy White i Qs 71 ' FWHM -4- . S i f i s , , Y q 2 5'-' 1 Q' s J G x JI EIGHTH GRADE Randolph Baines Mrs, Marvena Mann Terry Brothers Annie Sarah Corbett Leroy Meads Dianne Nixon James Fletcher Beverly Gray George Overman Kay Pritchard Clarence Jennings Howard Lamb Thomas Riddick Edward A. Sanders Lois Lane Ronnie Long Marshal Stevenson Bill Trueblood Marie Markham Rod Lupton Ronald Mann Murna White Ronnie Wilson SEVENTH GRADE Ll rs., ii' QQ EE Left to right: Mrs. Celeste Sawyer, Betty Joyce Bright, John Carter, Bobby Fletcher, Virgil Frazier, John Garrity, Donnie Paul Harris, Delores Gray, Vance Haskett, Dianne Holly, Scott James, Selvie James, Howard Jennings, Ruth Jennings, Karlene Jones, Ralph Keaton, Kenneth Lamb, Fred Long, Frankie Meads Janie Meads, Charles Palmer, Richard Parker, Scarlet Reid, Marshal Rogerson, Dianne Small, Joseph Spencer, Tommy Williams. Mrs. Margaret Heath SIXTH GRADE Q My x Sarah Alexander Margaret Barkley Dollie Bateman Shell Davis Rebecca Davisson Diane DeFeo Joyce Evans Sara Jane Eves George Gray Stanley Holrsclaw Wallace Hufton Doris Jennings Luther Jones Joseph C. Lane Roger Wayne Lane Bill Lincoln Vincent Lupton Ann Luton Mattie Luton Avis McLamb Faye Markham Alma Meads Phyllis Morgan Robert Morgan Jimmy Munden Karen Neil Lucy Perry Betty Reid Betsy Riddick Margaret Saunders Amy Spencer Nelson White FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Annie Berry James Ball Mary Bateman -M. .g... , G John Beattie Faye Berry Peggy Cartwright Harold Chambers Elaine Combs ik Dianne Dail ,E Sift Pav: 5 w 5' Q43 f ir ey ves V .. if K Kay Fletcher k gr x if ' Billy Garrett g , W ax G ' ' . Martha Gray :J . ?i, J , F-V fix ,Q Carlton James 1 y Frances James -J H J E e F . F ax L u v, ' ,. 1 .. Roy James Y Walter Jones -QQ : A? .. Mary Ann Lane K ' W ' - Judy Lowry , David Markham Gary Markham Regenia Meads Wayne Meads Juanita Mulkey - Irene Perry . . Vida Pritchard Vincent Thomas A, I . Wayne Toxey A F ' Fred Trueblood Warren Weeks rr 'Q Q 7 qs 1 Xa I, a E111 ' In h 'D ' jf 5 t 1 - Q W Came white 3 aa.. saay , G ' ,, 5 .,, . ,4.. , ' f ' A ah A ,L f Ai- QE! NL.. X FOURTH GRADE J J is itie ' .V at Ear it il' s a 'X .. ,. . ,A , - Ndlwikbk Q' Carolyn Barkley Teresa Beattie Jackie Best Mrs. Annie Lowry Roger Bright Peggy Brite Janie Cheek Charles Cobb Sharon Cross Roy Danaher Mike Eikey David Fletcher Joan Fletcher Billy Foster Ronda Frazier Bettie Harris Bobby Harris Sheryl Hoffler George Holly Gary Luton James Mann Michael Markham Rudy Markham Nicky Meads Douglas Mercer Anita Morgan Camille Mulkey Denise Neal Palsy Odom Jackie Parker Bessie Reid Wiley Reid Charles Saunders John Spencer Douglas Swain Eddie White Andy Bright Butch Cartwright Carolyn Cartwright Betty Chambers Brenda Corbett Norman Ray Cox George Ellenburg Donald Fletcher Charles Gray Sherry Hall Gary Hawley Ardellia Hufton Ardellia Hufton Ronnie Jennings Steve Kuntz Grant Lane Allen Mann Alma Markham Everett Markham James Markham Danny Meads Eddie Pendleton Sharon Pritchard Donald Riddick Betty Sanders Linda Small Helen Stevenson Joan Trueblood Barbara Wallace Mary L. Wilson Martha White THIRD GRADE R P 5 W ,.., W ' X i fi? .rev R my Alton Barclift Reid Barclift Patricia Berry ,,.t W RW s .. Jr' - Mrs. Olive Ward Eddie Ball Illini' ' 11, ,, ,MW :if or H -A at X sf f5l. ww' Q4 .tb Q I l mmm X-fb. avlium f Billy Ball Earl Bass SECOND GRADE Mrs. Myrtle Berry 100 IUSY B 3 x QS 5 .1 I A4 Y .A PHOTO Nov Available 33,1 in me 'Un-W W i 'V xxx? it 'J . X AV' -A 1 2 39 is A31-fra-aim , nw A y is is Sr I A VV K J ' U 3' ZSY' bzbz J ribz R- R r r at f as , r ,, . ,,.. 1. ,, W Gilda Bateman Spencer Bright Linda Bright Buddy Bright Billie Brite Carolyn Cobb Nikki Cross Yvonne Dail Susan Danaher Evelyn Davis Sandra Godfrey Bobby Gray Virginia Hensley Larry Hoffler Brenda James Connie James Frank Jennings Rita Johnson Wiles Lister Wade Mann Bobby Markham Ronald McLamb Andy Meads Barbara Meads Lloyd Meads Kenyon Meads Roger Moore Kay Morris Michael Nixon Ronald Norman Leon Overman Jackie Repper Wayne Rogerson David Saunders Max Scott Connie Small Di Small Carolyn Trueblood Donna Twiddy Ronald Williams Mrs. Lina Jackson Elaine Barclift Lewis Barkley Deborah Bateman Maurice Berry Ann Bright Teddy Bright Zana Cobb Marilyn Combs Edward Ellenburg Katherine Eves Rebecca Foster James Gray Andy Graziosi Lee Hawley Dean Hulton Stephanie James Tommy Jennings Mack Jones Sandra Kuntz Scotty Long Woody Markham Wayne McLamb Amelia Meads Ann Jane Meads Donnie Meads Peggy Meads Walter Meads Evelyn Moore John W, Morgan Dianne Mulkey Lonnie Reid Bill Rogerson Richard Saunders Corrie Scott Stanley Todd Billy Wallace Roscoe White Dana Willoughby Ronald Willoughby as 3? if it .f im at N- '-1 1 Q Pm? SW'-f I saw NO PHOTO if M in - 'Tx - It , 4. vgir 7 3 as if J . -1' . .' ' ' X .p I, test ' B' y S I I 500: ks 'las 'Olaf AVGRITES Mikes Q Md had kg' EJ xx y wha? ff 'E' ii J A--'52 The Homecoming Queen was elected by the members of the football squad from among candidates chosen by each organization. The queen was crowned during half-time at the Homecoming football game, and was escorted off the field by the football co-captains, Byron Meads and Billy Davis, Pictures of other candidates are elsewhere in the book. 1:0 phi SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BYRON MEADS and BARBARA JENNINGS Best S ports CHARLES JAMES and JUDY SHACKELFORD Most Talented SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BARBARA JENNINGS and BYRON MEADS Best A11 Round A . BILLY DAVIS and BARBARA IENNINGS Most Athletlc SENIOR DERLATIVES MAUDE GRAY and BYRON MEADS Most Likely to Succeed MARGIE JENNINGS and BOBBY JENNINGS Best Dressed Z . S? 5? if-2 Q 1 gf if if if B 5 f Q SENIUR SUPERLATIVES p k qs NRM, J. C. GARRETT and BETTY BRITE Cutest BILLY DAVIS and MARY LOU TRUEBLOOD Most Popular SENIOR SUPERLATIVES JEAN FAYE' BRICKHOUSE and BYRON MEADS Most cooperative GEORGE TRUEBLOOD and MARY LOU TRUEBLOOD Best Looking .k,x, 1 1, ulh, 5 ..,: ,E . V IA I A K 1 , .111 Q.: , ju If Q Q if if of I MAUDE GRAY and WILLIAM CHARLES BENTON Most Intellectual HARVEST FESTIVAL ROY LTY KING AND QUEEN t BETTY BRITE AND EDWARD GRAY The Harvest Festival was held on Halloween night. It is an annual affair sponsored by the P. T. A. , and the reigning royalty are chosen from among candidates selected by each grade. The students and community choose the King and Queen from among the high school contestants, and Prince and Princess from among the elementary school contestants, and the Duke and Duchess from among the primary school contestants. The pictures of the other contestants appear elsewhere in the book. DUKE AND DUCHESS YJ IGS d CORRI COTT PRINCE AND PRINCESS DAVID MA KH M SHIRLZEI? EVES 3.3: W no - A' 35 'F 0 N. ,g...,. ..,.. ' -. -'ff -f f , ' fx, 4, gf . 5... ,X ,,v.,v Mc ' J . f M - 1 'C ml-53,9 ., ' O O, AS. -x Y , .Z N A4v 1' ai gn xx 7, 0 'qgfi' X: I 43 4 f E CA 'MD CEC f- 'fglqk :J . N r X, 913130 ' wgkalkgkx -ao mul! efiifi' 4,3 M Q5 Mg HC 43, '40 fn 14tN E ,Y 'f M ?415' ! 1 f X f x? ,' ' MN47 N I ' w fe, w STUDENT GOVERNMENT A OCIATIO , S.. .,T' K . .:,- .--, 5 President Vice President Secretary Byron Meads Virginia Eves Anne Brothers The student council is the body through which the students help govern themselves. Each class from eighth grade through twelfth is represented in the organization, and the members act as a link between the faculty and the student body. Many good sug- gestions for improvement in the school come directly from the students through this organization. Standing Marie Markham Mary Frances Eves, Hallie Munden, Maude Gray, Fentress Munden Nancy Fletcher Carolyn Chambers, Wesley Cheek, Seated: Bessie Meads, Rebecca Swain Leondious James, Ann Palmer Anne Brothers, Barbara Jennings, Virginia Eves, Mary Lou Trueblood Byron Meads Edward Allen Gray Billy Davis Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Ausley. X A OFFICERS President ---- - - J. C. Gaffefl Vice President - - - Bobby Fletcher Secretary - - - - - Johnny Reid Treasurer - - - - - James M6355 Reporter - - - - John H. Lowry Sentinel - - - - Johnny Corbett The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the develop- ment of agricultural leadership, co- operation and citizenship. F. F. A. MOTTO Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve 'i' gy FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 4-H CLUB OFFICERS President - - - - - Billy Sanders Vice President - -Dorothy Chambers Secretary-Treasurer - Nina Barclift Program Chairmen - Rebecca Swain Elizabeth Barclift Song Leaders ---- Peggy Sanders Teenie Lupton Vice President William Charles Benton Treasurer Patsy Combs Sponsor Mrs. I. E. Bright ls BETA CL ,, V sw B K f e g n1 o,o President Nancy Fletcher Secretary Rebecca Swain Historian Maude Gray 49 Byron Meads CHARACTER -sg if . ff? 3 In ,Im Wgiriqd ,. My V Barbara Jennings J. C. Garrett Virginia Eves Bobby Fletcher The National Beta Club is a non-secret, service-leadership club for high school students. The mem- bers of the Weeksville club hold devotional exercises each morning over the public address system, sponsor a talent program each fall to help raise funds for library looks and other needs, sponsor a Sweetheart Ban- quet annually near Valentine, and have charge of the library under the direction of the librarian. THE HOWLER STAFF Standing: Patsy Combs, Grade News Editor, Barbara Jennings, High School Editor, Byron Meads, Sports Editor. Seated: Mrs. J. E. Bright, Sponsor, Bobby Fletcher, Assistant Busi ness Manager, I. C. Garrett, Business Manager, Maude Gray, Edrtor, Virginia Eves, As sistant Editor, Nancy Fletcher, Feature Editor. i I W DEBATING TEAM 2 P 2 gi S gr :GW- .ZSQ . is K I Q ,f X iii' i if' ,L Billy Davis, Maude Gray, Barbara Jennings, Byron Meads. coach: Mrs. J. E. Bright F. H. A. OFFICERS President ------- Ann Palmer Vice President - - - Peggy Sanders Secretary - - - Mary Frances Eves Treasurer ------ Barbara Bright Parliamentarian - Judy Shackelford Reporter ---- Elizabeth Barclift Sponsor ----- Mrs. Dewey Foster The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization. As a part of home economics train- ing, the club offers an opportunity for the further development of pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to home- making. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA GLEE CLUB GLEE C LUB OFFICERS President ----- Judy Shackelford Vice President - - - Grace Clifton Secretary ---- Mary Frances Eves Treasurer - - - Mary Lou Trueblood Parliamentarians - - - Maude Gray Joyce Johnson Sponsor - - - - Mrs. Anne Reid Pl'eSidCHl Vice President Billy Davis Virginia Eves FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Seated: President ----- By1'0I1 Meads Vice President - Nancy Fletcher Secretary - - Margaret Hensley Sponsor ---- Mrs. J. E. Bright Members: fStandingy Members, standing: Glenn Odom, Virginia Eves, Carolyn Chambers, Betty Brite, Billy Davis, Seated: Nancy Fletcher, Byron Meads, Margie Hensley, Sponsor, Mrs. J. E. Bright. . i Q MONOCRAM CLUB Secretary Barbara Jennings Q., , E se Treasurer I. C. Garrett y 3v's', gil . fn- K ll Sponsor Mr. I. L. Williams The purpose of the Monogram is to instill in its members the spirit of true sportsmanship, and to do all in its power to develop boys and girls strong in body, mind, and heart. To become a member of the Monogram Club any student must be on the travel ing squad. To earn a jacket a player must start in at least one half of the conference games. , x ,, O s-46144 --AVL v BOW WOW TAFF Seated: Nancy Fletcher: Judy Shackelford: Barbara Jennings: Billy Davis: Virginia Eves. Standing: Betty Brite: Ann Brothers: Mrs. I. E. Bright, Sponsor: Maude Gray: Faye Brickhouse: Carolyn Chambers: Bobby Fletcher. CO-EDITORS Judy Shackelford Barbara Jennings BUSINESS M ANAGER Billy Davis ASSIS TANT EDITOR Nancy Fletcher ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Virginia Lee Eves PHOTOGRAPHER Charles James ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER Carolyn Chambers ART EDITORS Maude Gray Faye Brickhouse P.T.A. OFFICERS -. 4? an 3 .Q is-A Mrs. Helen Ausley, Program Chairman, Mrs. W. A. Small, Jr., Secretary and Treasurerg Mrs. G. S Davis, Presidentg Mrs. A, W. Houtz, Devotional Chairmang Mrs. Byron Sawyer, Finance Chairman, Frank Jennings, Jr. , Vice Presidentg fNot Shownj. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS 10 M1-5, Harley Berry Frank Jennings, Jr. Vice President SCCWWTY At left: G, M. Fletcher, Sr. President U 1 In 'Q n lf' ,pn Q.. I i 9 s 4 1 Q 4 r V I 1 Q Q I I as N2 ab. - i . WW .,' -' 'Q 1 fr' 1 .1 x . - .. LUPTON R Fnd , X 5 S- FLETCHER FB and End S,x Bc Mel diol ard ly ' ing: Markh Odom, James White. Bob 1ch'e' Sc I 3i 'va J ry md KSV1 'nge fv :ma , ,.., ,. gowv, Fra! on Ivisruis, 4- orben, P ' L . , U, '1S 1 1 in andgg eu. ..f 7 .w 15, r. .. - .,,-,M, :nn Odom, , Vance Gray, Leon- man, Rich- vach. Kneel ek, Jimmy James Garrett, 7', Glenn MEA DS Rl BULLDQgfi: 1, r Q SEASON OPPONENT Plymouth Q Camden J Manteo 3? h Rich Sq. Deep Creek , Central windsor E. C. Jayvees Columbia X 50 ERE 26 19 14 26 32 '26 14 6 19 A' ' . C11 'QM S 31 A ' WEEKSVT 54 . 6 O ' 19 7 -I Pl 1 . f 7 X ..,., A... .A KL X i ff H r A Ygkirr - 5 w 'Q -l 'x rf , I 4 .X.'.v2!'.l- 1 J . wn. f , C ...J 'X 3 1 9..- - gr- 4,-rp, 2 3 be M I fr A 3 . 3,-f T . J R 4 I w . ug., ., , 5 3-MW' BOYS BASKETBALL CONFERENCE GAMES Weeksville - - - 37 Weeksville - - - 31 Weeksville - - - 37 Weeksville - - - 55 Weeksville - - - 50 Weeksville - - - 45 Weeksville - - - 46 Weeksville - - - 47 I Camden - - - 62 Manteo - - - 44 Griggs ---- 44 Moyock - - - 39 Camden - - - 74 Manteo - - - 38 Central - - - 42 Griggs ---- 51 L J 1 .11 ' 1 .nm . '-H w E 4 'V 5, , .af V ' ' X .f 1 tt rom Billy Davis Qco-cap- 1, laifl. 5 Nfieadsg 'John H. Lowry: C Clem '. C. Garrett. STANDLK ' 4' Ike Willi- If 16 A EBi11y Fletcher H - Manager: T 'eadiifeo-captainjg Joe Scott: r . wnings, Manager: ,Wg 'V f .L 'A -51,7-3r't. Bobby Fletcr 'agen i V 5 L TH A V 1 ,-'t .1 V. 7 ei MEADS A ' . x H fV,: 4 , V P -W. 4.4, - - .4 , .,---, , ,, ,E 4,3 4 4 4 1, .nf ' ., tl GIRLS 9 BASKETBALL CONFERENCE GAMES Weeksville - - - 25 Camden weeksville - f - 27 Manteo Weeksville - - - 42 Griggs - weeksville - - - 44 weeksville - - - 44 Moyock Camden Weeksville - - - 29 Manteo - - weeksville - - - 59 Central - - - weeksville - - - 44 Griggs - - E' 17 46 5 0 26 43 35 67 48 2.1- .si Q 1 1 I ' x 'f1n r L sr, . , Co-Captains: Virginia Eves and Barbara Jennings.. ' STANDING: Nancy Fletcher: Hallie Munden: Ann James: Anne Brothers: Marie Gray: Susan Harris: Teenie Lupton: Mattie s W 1 I i ., C ,, 4 '-an ik A 12 1 i Q.. t ? I 'x is ' i Y 2 'I TLS Berry: Mr. Williams, Coach: Faye Brick- 1 4 house, Manager: Barbara Bright: Carolyn N ff 9 1 ' Chambers: Lillian Gray: Brenda Silva: Fla, Dorothy Chambers: Betty Carolyn Eves, J ' 5 Mary Lou Morgan: Rebecca Swain. -xp., it im 1 A L 4' L .........4...,. . W i..,......ll.-a..,..l.,. Y,...l.+D 1 s .,-. -2-1-an - 'gr 1' 'FZ v, 'fje'V ffj5.i 1 ., I ..,, , v 'Q-Ki ge mg - W z 1- is sm nz! .Q :.Ilf:!:f-,:m,,5m:dl I2',. 'X4.!' .:ly3m,1gx,, j exe ,,,,,: -wa-:m5vm,:s,wwfp-gp: 1 5 -5:5 1 ,.,.?,. :...x:.u1W.yx5-sg, Q A ' -Lg Q f - Q-Q-!gQ,n:,gff:5f-,gang -. ,, , ADVERTISEMENTS The pages that follow compose a directory of the friends and supporters of Weeksville High School. We are proud of their friendship and grateful for the part they play in our community and our lives. We ask our parents, friends, and neighbors to patronize these firms who stand behind us. CARTWRIGHT AND DANAHER Groceries - Meats - Drinks Sound Neck Road SUNDRY SHOP Compliments of Soda Fountain Sandwiches Magazines Gifts GLENN W. PENDLETON General Merchandise 511 South Road Street Phone 7044 Elizabeth City, N. C. Weeksville, North Carolina GUARANTY BANK AND TRUST CO. Capital and Surplus SZ, 500, i Member of FDIC Established 1901A Time Tested 1 O '-I 000 Elizabeth City, North Carolina 74' .pf OWENS SHOE COMPANY 509 East Main Street COZY GRILL AND SANDWICH SHOPPE 420-422 E, Colonial Ave, HURDLE HARDWARE 218 South Poindexter Street OVERMAN AND STEVENSON 512 E. Main St. JACKSON SHOE REPAIR 102 North Water Street SAWYER BICYCLE SHOP 310 North Poindexter Street H1LL'S CONFECTIONERY 112 East Main Street X owENY's REPAIR 'A 607 E. Colonial Ave. HOUSE OF HURDLES 103 North Poindexter Street CITY VULCANIZING CO. 311 South Road Street DR, V. H, FINCK Westover Boulevard CENTRAL RESTAURANT 104 E. Main HOOPER TILE 309 112 South Road Street BAILEY SERVICE STATION E. Church Street N FOWLER STORE 111 North Water Street sAwYER MOTOR co. Elizabeth City, N.C. BON TON BEAUTY SALON 315 South Road Street OWENS FLOOR CO, S. Poindexter GORDON SHEET METAL 310 South Road Street COMSTOCK 'S CONFECTIONERY 115 S, Water St. ALBEMARLE LAUNDRY 501 East Ehringhaus Street A FRIEND COBB'S GULF SERVICE STATION 101 West Ehringhaus Street CARA NOME BEAUTY SHOP Carolina Building JAMES SHOE REPAIR MRS, BOETTCHER'S SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 102 North Water Street Robinson Bldg, SPRUILL'S SHELL SERVICE STATION Hughes Boulevard I. RALEIGH MINTON 1003 Riverside Ave. MARY BENTON Virginia Dare Hotel Building EASTERN FINANCE 110 E. Main MERIT SHOE COMPANY 514 East Main Street GULF DISTRIBUTING CO. Westover Blvd. D, WALTER HARRIS 606 East Main Street BART JAMES Route 4, Elizabeth City CRYSTAL ICE 85 COAL CORP, 504 North Water Street it SCOTT X' HALSTEAD PRODUC E1 T ERMINAL Weeksville Highway 170 Weeksville, North Carohna BALL'S FERTILIZER COMPANY As Vital as Sunshine Elizabeth City, North Carolina Eastern Caro1ina's Finest -DI HOTEL VIRGINIA DARE Elizabeth City, North Carolina DRIVE-IN 100 Rooms - Modern - Fireproof For Air Conditioned Coffee Shop Barbecue - Chicken Shrimp - Oysters Sandwiches Southern Avenue at C Street Connecting Garage RAY S. JONES, Manager DIANA'S GIFT SHOP Phone 7177 108 s. McMorrine Street Front Entrance of Virginia Dare Hotel Elizabeth City, N. C. MRS. CHARLES HARDISON MISS DIANA STOTT FIAQMEIQS SUPPLY COMPANY I4 QA RAE Q Case and Moline Farm Machinery Field-Garden Seeds ' Insecticides ' 208 South Water Street Lumber and Mill Work Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of I: ll I7AFaFTH C ITY A BRICK COMPANY, INC. North Road Street Extd. Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of J, WINTON SAWYER W S A I CEMETERY MEMORIALS Where You Save the Profits ' Muslc Made by the Agent and the ' News t Sub-Agent ' Sports We Don't Employ Either , Drama Dial 560 405 South Road Street TABS I Elizabeth City, North Carolina LOCAL BOARD OF STOCK INSURANCE AGENTS, INC. Elizabeth City, N. C. N. W. Daily Agency G. R. Little Agency Whitehurst Insurance Agency Southern Loan 81 Insurance Co. Tidewater Realty 8: Mortgage Co. Dal H, Williams Insurance Agency Jerry S. Wright Insurance Agency Long Ago - Today - Tomorrow Nothing Can Take the Place of Experience 104 W. Main TOXEY 8: BERRY FUNERAL HOME Join Our Mutual Burial Association Phone 44 12 B. F. Goodrich Tires, Batteries PAU L. ECONOMY BEADSHAVV Auto Supply Gorham, Reid and Barton, CECIL REEL, Dealer Heirloom Sterling Silver Motorola Radios and Television It's Real Economy Here 104 North Poindexter Street 201 N. Poindexter - Phone 5793 Elizabeth CRY' N' C' 119 South Road Street MILDRED'S FLORIST SHOP Elizabeth City, North Carolina Phones: Day - 5590 Night - 5586 Ea. C. VVI-MTE. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Gas - Oil - Parts - Accessories Acetylene and Electric Welding Phone 2061 R. F. D. I Elizabeth City, North Carolina A065 ICG. U. S. PAT. OFF. BOTTLING CO. Our Sincere Congratulations to the Seniors Weeksville UF'-. D. VVOOD X SON Cotton - Corn - Soybeans Phone 5737 Camden, N. C. A CITY MOTOR PARTS Wholesale Automotive Parts Complete Machine Shop Phone 5455 401 Hughes Boulevard Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of CATZCDLI NA PRINTING COMPANY 208 North Martin Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina COASTAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Authorized Underwood Agents Sales - Rentals - Service Supplies 110 S. McMorrine - Phone 8297 Elizabeth City, North Carolina FORT 12Al.El G I-I Seafood and Sizzling Steaks Recommended by Tourists and Travelers of America 603 East Main Street Elizabeth City, N. C. CJ. E. AND 12. E PENDLETON Groceries - Seed Corn Rough and Dressed Lumber Symons Creek, N, C. Compliments of WARD AND SON Welding - Heating Machine Shop South Poole Street Elizabeth City, N. C. NOQFZIS GRAIN COMPANY Buyers Corn - Soybeans Pennsylvania Avenue Elizabeth City, N. C. C ompliments of A. B. I-IOLJTZ AND SONS, INC. West Church Street Extd. Enzabeth city, N. c. DETZTQY' TIRE STORE Goodyear Tires, Tubes and Accessories Phone 7882 Elizabeth Street Elizabeth City, N. C. YF: OTZBES RADIO AND SUPPLY CO. Radio and Television Is Our Business Phone 4484 215 North Martin Street Elizabeth City, N. C. I-ILJC-Bl-IES AND WVNN WHOLESALE GROCERY Ask Your Grocer for Light-White Flour and April Showers Peas Westover Boulevard Elizabeth City, N. C Compliments of JONES AND TEMPLE Phone 5190 Elizabeth City, North Carolina ALBEMAIQLE BUILDING AND LO AN ASSOCIATION Loans - Savings 304 East Colonial Avenue Elizabeth City, North Carolina S-rAl.l.l N655 TEXACO SERVICE STATION Corner of Road and Colonial Elizabeth City, North Carolina NEECE TRAC TOR COMPANY Oliver Diesel Tractors Phone 5990 Elizabeth City, North Carolina SANDEQS COMPANY, INC. Mill, Marine and Plumbing Supplies Manufacturers Machinists and Founders Poindexter, Pearl and Water Sts. Elizabeth City, North Carolina CAQCLI NA COFFEE SHOPPE Finest in Foods - Prompt Service Air Conditioned - Private Dining GEORGE S. SFETSOS WILBERT PAULOS 118 South Poindexter Street -....., The Friendly Store CADEQ HAQQIC5 GAS at com. COMPANY Pyrofax Gas Service 1. shoes and Clothes CY mder or Bulk f th F .1 Gas and Electrical Appliances or e arm Y Box 66 - Hertford, N. C. East Church Street 606 E, Fearing St, Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth CNY PERRY MOTOR COMPANY Phone 4350 H C Elizabeth City, North Carolina Tl-IE FIQST ANLD CITEIZEIXIS NATIONAL EDANIQ The Only National Bank in the A1bemarle Member FDIC Established 1891 Elizabeth City, North Carolina FCQEMAN DAIRIES COMPANY Serving the Albemarle With Tasty Ice Cream Phone 4696 Elizabeth City, North Carolina 63? F? SHERWIN , HAM WILLIAMS I t ' A Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Leads, Oils, Enamels Brushes and Painters' Specialties lll North McMorrine St. CLAQA ANN FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP The Right Flowers for Every Occasion Southern Hotel Building Elizabeth City, North Carolina C ompliments of MOTOR BEARINGS AND PARTS COMPANY Water and Elizabeth Streets Phone 5463 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of XJENNETTES THE MEN'S STORE Corner of Poindexter Street and Colonial Avenue Elizabeth City, North Carolina puke COTTAGE SERVICE STATION 24-Hour Service Corner of Ehringhaus and Euclid Avenue W. F. BAKER, Manager J. Compliments of GEEGOQY JENNETTE SHOP FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO. Phone 5949 Shop 307 South Poole Street 217 N. Water Street Elizabeth City' North Carolina Elizabeth City, North Carolina TVVIFOQD FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Day or Night Radio Dispatched Oxygen Equipped Phone Z 181 Elizabeth City, North Carolina QU SQE L.L. DAVE N PC127- 5 E 3 MOTORS SHOES Where Shopping Is a Pleasure Lincoln - Mercury Safe Buy - Used Cars Nationally Advertised Shoes for the Fa-mill' 513 Ehringhaus Street 510 Main Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth City, North Carolina TOM SAVVVEQ 34 SCN Purina Chows Custom Grinding and Mixing Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers and Farm Produce Phone 5411 Belcross, North Carolina P-4 OO DE I2 BEDS. DISTRIBUTORS Wholesale Paper School Supplies Complete Office Outfitters Telephone 4894 109 S. Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina NAODCNALD DI XON Agent SINC LAIR REFINING CO. Gasoline, Kerosene, Oil Phone 4886 Elizabeth City, North Carolina il- L il f,Af-2,1fTl.4 BROOKS SINCLAIR CITY QC FREEZER LOCKER 204 Grice St. Phone 5491 Elizabeth City, North Carolina L I of X jf 'f5?YQ Dealer in Sinclair Products Ehringhaus Street Phone 9858 Elizabeth City, -North Carolina CCDELANOS GRILL HOme Cooked Mea1s On Highway 17 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Best Wishes Compliments of from FI l7fAF':F:Tl-I CAROLINA, CENITER C ITV I-QVES JEWELERS ASSOCIATION STATE A Se1ig's THEATERS WEB DRIVE-IN Elizabeth City, North Carolina Barr Brothers Bauer and Son QIGGS MUSIC COMPANY Automatic Phonographs Records and Record Players 611 East Main Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina JO!-INNIE GREGORY Builder of Truck and Trailer Bodies Farm Tractor Trailers Log Trailer Repairs On Highway 17, 7 Miles South of Elizabeth City Woodville, North Carolina Phones: 6073-6009 Compliments of Dial 4355 Elizabeth City, North Carolina ALEE IVIAIELJE WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP General Farm and Mill Repair Work Phone 4666 W. Ehringhaus Street Extd. Elizabeth City, North Carolina ELIZABETH CITY ASSOCIATION FURNITURE AND 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 Mc DOVVE l. I. MOTOR COMPANY I-I AN DS LADIES' SHOPPE Fashions of the Hour 204 North Poindexter St. 'F : . ' ' 1 Your Yi-gif Dealer XI? . Elizabeth City, North Carolina NX 391 n 0 gif' X Formerly U. S. Highway 17 South Bas com Sawyer ! QCDCHFI tl F CLEANERS Phone 6196 100 South Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina. LAMMS SANDWICH SHOPPE Hot Dogs - Hamburgers Barbecue 222 South Poindexter Street TUCKS DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT AND OYSTER BAR Westover Boulevard Wm Qiifpazfggzl Artificial Flower Arrangements Corsages Special Orders Phone 4294 APCJG l I-IECZAFZY SHOP Rexall P re scription Druggist 406 E. Main Street, Elizabeth City Phone 4327 pp MAI N A STIQI-:t:1 GULF ERVICE ' ' x x f tx-V Y! 100 West Main Street Elizabeth City, N. C. SINGER SEWING CENTER Q !ER -fevuug 4 K ty, NICRWK' 605 East Main Street We Supply Your Sewing Needs DIXIE I NN ATLANTIC DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT A N T CLDI-ZYPOIZAI ION Corner of Ehringhaus Auto Loans Carolina Building and Hughes Boulevard Elizabeth City, N. C. Phone 5980 , Food Prices Are Lower . . Sav - A - Stamps Are Worth More! - at Your Friendly Colonial Store ' I It , LH I f JI fi , j ,I fl 1 IJ' Sf? s I, '- ' ,JI fl I ,I M Pk, JI itil.. n E A lf tml I, II Xf' ,J If fp in 1214+141 I' ' I . I J ,gif A 1, If NIC fy t A MI? ,X ,,fIxJjyxLeekS'Fii11efy North om-0 infa ' . , l ' III ' ,ff A t WCA jj ' X ,M J 4 my lllichols Filitilizeis jk J f ,H u 'il ' M ,fir . J, 1 fl The-LIIIFFA-vtxiizer for General Crops Irx if I I I If 5 I 1, ,fr ri , I L' - I I! J' Q ' I 7 For the l3est Crops, Use the Best Fertilizer ,I it I U .ll '., . , If ILLI - 5.27 i Compliments of OXENA NEWSSTAND 106 McMorrine St. Elizabeth City, N. C. GA'l2'l2ETT HARDWARE COMPANY Elizabeth City, N. C. Wholesale and Retail Hardware Duo -Therm Stoves Phone 4375 LYNC I-4 FUNERAL HOME Completely Air Conditioned Ambulance Service Off-Street Parking Phone 4396 BRITE-TATUM LIVESTOCK CO. Dealers for ! All Type Livestock 5 Buying Top Hogs Daily Body Road ' V - Phone 2279 Compliments of C-BLCDEJE FISH COMPANY North Water- Street I A , 1 Eiizabeih City, N. C. Shop at EE LK? TY LETZS Sport Shop-Znd Floor East Main Street Elizabeth City, N.'C. nf ' is VVILLIS Wm css-Fr I L l S. ff' i H p Dodge and Plymouth ff Sales and Service Phone 2983 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Mn use Que: were NIENN I NGS, AND I Nc. S+-uEEL.v Established 1896 El' b ' ' B General Machine and Welding lza eth Clty S est Store Shop, Mill and Logging Supplies Dial 2490 Elizabeth city, North Carolina Elizabeth City, North Carolina I N DUSTQIAL BANK We Pay the Highest Interest Rate of Any Bank in the Albemarle 2 11270 Paid on Your Savings Account 604 East Main Street BM- Elizabeth City, North Carolina CU Compliments of MOTOR CO. Buick and Pontiac Sales and Service Elizabeth Street A , PRODUCE, INC- Phone 4331 or 2.-asa Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth City, N91-th Carolina Q iii iii sae. K R. C. ABBOTT CO. John Deere Farming Implements - New Idea Corn Pickers Sales and Service 308 Front Street Phone 4338 Elizabeth City, North Carolina DTP JACOC KS Dealer in Walgreen Agency Drugs Corn, Soybeans, Farm Produce Uwe Have It, can Get It, I and Fertilizers or It Isn,t Made., Located on Hertford Highway U.S. 17 2.05 South Poindexter Street Phone 6409 or 4780 Elizabeth City, North Carolina I r Tl-IE DA! LY ADVANCE Your Daily Newspaper of the Albermar1e 213 South Water Street Elizabeth City, North carolina' ...I LINDSEY SWINDELL, Staff Mgr. IMDETQIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 304 Kramer Building Elizabeth City, N. C. Phone 6574 ANDMAT2 APPLIANC E COMPANY Rulane Gas and Appliances Elizabeth City, North Carolina C L1 l.L9l:Ql-Pl-9l:lQ HARDWARE COMPANY 114 N, Poindexter Street Elizabeth City, N, C. SCAT-1423 CASH GROC ERY We Deliver Promptly 609 Euclid Ave. Elizabeth City, N. C. Compliments of PE l..L. PAPER BOX CO. Elizabeth City, N. C. Phone 5597 PHONES: 4361-4362 JAMES W'-' 'TE GARAGE 102 Harrington Rd. Elizabeth City, N. C. CADILLAC AND OLDS 114 North Road Elizabeth City, N. C. 1 GUN MAT:-lnescbm , Qll-IQENIICAM.. CGIQD. Y' -HJ ' A A if Q y, u I . ' I . ' . , , . , . , , , , t ,' . H . . . I I ' , ' W 1 1 , ' 1 1 ff f Xl f i WIS , ' I KV? A' yj,'M,1?x 1' ,ff f' I 1 rp f l y I v Insecticides and Anhydrous Ammonia K. W. 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