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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

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Q i I 'K- f 7 , pa ax . .-km i 4 , . .,., V N- -..,. adsl- V- - ' .X -- ' fs-.M f.fgngv.o-- lx ..-,,, ...-4, , X 'I uf? B, --a-rq4r,,,.!,a HF 0 ,, N .MJ uri , '-'PV' ff 7?60 gem 704441 VOLUME 13 JZ L .M .1-.:,. Published by WEEKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Weeksville, North Carolina Many doors have been opened at Weeksville High School during the year 1959 -1960--doors to knowl- edge, culture, and a better way of life. We have approached each door with trepidation, not sure just what lurked behind it. However, each one has opened to us a new world of wonder. We have followed step by step behind those who have trodden these halls before us. There have been many who helped make our way pleasant and profitable. The hinges on these doors have been oiled, the splinters removed, and the locks made workable by our parents, our teachers, and the ad- ministrative bodies. All of these have contributed to our growth as we have advanced from door to door, and at last to the open door of opporttuiity. This book tells the story of our year and of the people and events that have made it memorable. As you read its pages, it is our wish that you may enjoy, as we have, the rich adventures which we have had as we have knocked on door after door, seeking every opportunity to enrich our lives socially, culturally, and educationally. When in the future you look back through the door of success and review the outstanding events of your past, may the pages of this book help you relive the wonderful experiences of the year 1959-1960. THE STAFF Business Manager: Co-Editors: Leondious James Lillian Gray Nina Barclift 7 ef Dedication Favorites Administration Activities Faculty Athletics Classes Advertisements To Mrs. W. A. Lowry whose influence has been felt in Weeksville School for a decade and a half. Having been fourth grade teacher for all this time, Mrs. Lowry has taught every student now in school above the third grade. She always shows great interest in the school and the children, rejoicing in their accomplish- ments and watching their progress with pride, even long after they are pro- moted from her class. It is with appreciation for her cooperation and interest, and with affection that we dedicate to Mrs. Lowry this 1960 edition of the Bow Wow. To rrse upon some other shore And brrght 1n Heaven s Jeweled crown They shlne forever more WESLEY PARKER SAUNDERS In lovrng memory of one whose untxmely death rn the summer followrng hrs graduatron from Weeksvrlle Hlgh School rn 1959 has left a note of melan choly 1D the ranks of former classmates There is no death! the stars go down . . I . , D 'Y -'...7. Dawn ,:-..v.-mv f'fwWY'A -,Q Cafeteria P1 M. . ,.,-M, 5.6 txtwgfwv. , V' ' ' --.'.-'ww' ji- ,Pu v www A I, . , wwe' 1 .Qu .1-.. .JGEJz.v' -1 .4... . ., ,,,. - l .,- ' 4' Gymnasium 'L Agriculture Building v. - s We O through experiment and 1 1 3 . A 's X. I through reading F 4 'sw-' L,-1 through study I through physical exercise ,444 me Our activity bus carries us to games and on trips. Harvest Festival fun is one of our pleasant mem- ories. Homecoming Ball brings football season to a close. Our fans, teams, and cheer leaders are always loyal. Mrs. Selvie James and Mrs. Harley Berry help in kitchen at Monogram Banquet. i ai fi , -s ..w.s.M,, President, Edward Pendle ton, and ex-presidents, Mrs. I. C. Garrett, Mr. F. Jennings, Mrs. C. V. Small, Mr. H. Meads, and Mrs. W. A. Lowry, celebrate Founder 's Day. Pictured below and to the left are candidates for Harvest Festi- val royalty. At left are Sue Linkous and Selvie James, soph- Mr. Robert Markham takes Leondious for a ride at Harvest Festival event. Mrs. Marvin Lister, Jr., enJoys social hour at P. T.A. omores. Below are Miriam Keaton and Edward Sanders, Juniors, the elementary candidates, and Mattie Berry and Glenn White, seniors. I I I nyllhhu.. fsibmrw N . Zoe-:duff MR. I. H. MOORE SUPERINTENDENT of Pasquotank County Schools, is one of the state's foremost school men. He works tire- lessly for the improvement of all phases of education in this county. Often his interest and sense of responsibility will prompt him to make an early morning visit to a school where repairs are needed or are in process. The sight of his blue Ford on an unpaved road, checking road conditions in bad weath er, is not unusual. He is actively affiliated with the outstanding civic organizations of the county and city, and has served as an officer in many of them. His church work is exemplary as he participates actively in the First Baptist Church and in the district association. 0 The County Board of Education is composed of a representative group including business and professional men and farmers working together as a group to keep the county educational machinery working smoothly. Left to right: W. T. Old, Charles D. Johnston, lr. , I.vHeywood Bright, Carroll Brothers, Charles Saunders, Victor B. Morgan, Vice Chairman, J. Henry Leroy, Chairman, J. H. Moore, Superintendent and Secretary to the Board. f .2 1 ,. Aww-vwummnieg lvl-lu.r-I' PRINCIPAL C 'C w. C. MORRISETTE ,MPR is outstanding as a school administrator and a civic -minded citizen of the Weeksville community. He is an active member of Salem Baptist Church, and teaches a Sunday School Class. As a member of the Lion's Club he has headed many worthwhile pro- jects for community improvement. With his family, Mrs. Morrisette and two sons, Don and Clay, he enjoys outings in his own Q originally-styled boat which plies the Pas- quotank River and its creeks in suitable weath- er. ln history class, on the sidelines at sports events, in his office, or at home, he is always interested in and wide-awake to whatever project is at hand. Mrs. Lee has served this year as the first school secretary. Her pleasing personality and efficient work have made the work of teachers and students easier and more enjoyable. Her work has included every- thing from keeping school records to bandaging hurt fingers. g lace! gddftddfg ' '1- Working closely with Mr. Morrisette, the school board, composed of Melvin Bright, Chairman, J. T. Fletcher, Julian Saunders, Marshall Stevenson, and Clyde Small, have the interest of the school at heart and make and execute plans accordingly. ' S D aw HISTORY DEPART MENT MR. W. C. MORRISETTE A.B., M.A., East Carolina College to Eisenhower's latest trip abroad. Besides his work as principal, Mr. Morrisette teaches American history in the high school. With maps and textbook he guides the eleventh grade stu- dents through their American heritage from Columbus PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MR. W. M. HOOPER A. B. , Atlantic Christian College Physical education, business math- ematics, and civics are all in the day's teaching experiences for Mr. Hooper. He coaches football, both girls' and boys' basketball, and baseball. Thus, he helps guide the students in develop- ing physically and mentally. Q I if pals f .r 1' ,. af-1 MRS. W. T. MANN East C arolina College New laboratory equipment, installed in the spring, has made scientific study more interesting for Mrs. Mann and her students. General science and biology are taught every year: physics and chemistry are al- ternated. Mrs. Mann also teaches algebra SCIENCE DEPARTMEN T 1 , all Y 5 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMEN T MRS. A. W. HOUTZ A.B., Goucher College Mrs. Houtz, back in the Commercial Department after a year 's absence, teaches typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and geometry. Future secretaries, under her guidance, gain practical experience and prepare themselves for gainful em- ployment. ' Sedan! HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MRS. D. W. FOSTER B. S. , East Carolina College The art of homemaking includes many fields of study as young ladies prepare themselves for the most im- portant career of all. Cooking, sew- ing, keeping the department clean, and planning meals are all in a week's work. Mrs. Foster trains the girls to become the best of future homemakers. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT MR. R. W. Cl-IAMBLISS B.S., Southwestern, La. Future farmers learn the scientific methods of crop produc- tion. In seed beds of their own they raise seedlings for trans- planting. Working with tools and making furniture and other objects, they learn to be handy around the farm. Repairing farm machinery becomes second nature to well-trained boys. The whole program is directed toward more profitable agri- cultural practice. Mrs. Reid directs music for all high school or grade programs requiring music. The Christmas program, the spring operetta, and commencement music are special programs under her direction be- sides the routine public-school music and glee club work. MU SIC DEPARTMENT MRS. BILLIE REID B. A. , Furman University PIANO MRS. VERTIE M. PERRY A. B. , Meredith College Piano pupils from all grades receive their train- ing from Mrs. Perry. Students with this training are always helpful with chapel programs and in church work, giving benefit of a talent which is also a pleasure to themselves. V A -easy-M-pmswf .-sf LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MRS. I. E. BRIGHT A.B. , East Carolina College Through literature courses and library usage students be- come familiar with the classics, as well as the moderns. Correct usage of the native tongue and a knowledge of con- versational French are included in the Language Department. Student librarians make it possible for the library to serve the high school and the seventh and eighth grades. The twelve years we have spent DON MORRISETTE CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: Carnation MOTTO: With the ropes of the past, we will CLASS POEM At dear Weeksville High Are years we'll remember As time passes by. The hours we've worked together Were filled with pleasure and fun, And now we find that very soon Our work here shall be done. The colors blue and white Which our class will uphold Will always stand beside Weeksville's purple and gold. As we reach the twilight Of ourhigh school education, We look forward with pleasure To the night of graduation. And so we walk along the aisle Toward the end of our life here, We shall recall with every step The memories we hold so dear. ring the bells of the future. SUSAN WHITE SENIOR SONG fTune: Sweetheart of Sigma Chij As the world goes round And the time grows near That we planned for through many years We long for the day when dreams come true The day that will calm our fears. And the years have been pleasant and sweet Now comes the end of our high school days Our school lives are now complete. The years we have spent At this dear high school Were the grandest we'll ever know Sad memories like a rainbow trail Fade in the afterglow. The fun we have had and the thing learned. Will remain with us ever so nigh And when moonlight beams In the land of our dreams s we have We'll remember dear Weeksville High. O fl- 1? SENIOR OFFICERS LILLIAN GRAY - - - - - - President GLENN WHITE - - - - Vice President BARBARA BRIGHT - - - - - Secretary DOUGLAS MARKHAM - - - - Treasurer Opportunity beckons through the open door. pl 1 . W. .....1-...1...,., Q' BARBARA MARTIN BRIGHT Class Off. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4, Class Stat. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Treas. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Lib. 1, Student Council 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Cand. for Sweetheart Queen 4, Harvest Festi- val Queen 2, Homecoming Queen 4, All-Conference Forward 4. ARC HIE LEROY GARRETT Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram 3, 4, Baseball Mgr. 2, 3, Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, FFA l,2, 3, Class Sec. 1, Marshal 3. Most friendly seniors pause to refresh. Most original pair NINA MARIE BARCLIFT Class Sec. 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Var- sity 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Parl 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Pro. Chairman 3, Homecoming Court 4, Class Poet 4, Testator 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-Ed. 4, Lib. 4, Student Council 4 MATTIE ELIZABETH BERRY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 3, 4, Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Homecom- ing Court 4, Harvest Festival Cand. 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Asst. Phot. 3, Phot. 4, Lib. 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pro. Chr. 3, Glee Club 1,3,4, Vice Pres. 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Gifto- rian 4. caught in the act of ,. my. M DD 'r drawing teacher's picture. LILLIAN MARGARET GRAY FHA 1,2, 3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Var- sity 3, 4, Harvest Festival Cand. 3, Homecoming Court 4, Class Off. 2, 4, Sec. 2, Pres. 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Asst. CO-Ed. 3, CO-Ed. 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Lib. 4, Beta Club 4, Marshal 3, Student of the Month 4, DAR Award 4. BARTLETT LEONDIOUS JAMES Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-C apt. 3, 4, All-Conference 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Capt. 2,4, All-Conference 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3,4, Sgt. -at-Arms 1, Pres. 4: M0I10gfaIT1 C1115 1, 2. 3. 4. TICKS- Bessie represents Future Homemakers 2, ViCC PICS- 3. PICS- 4: French at Homecoming, escorted by George Club 2, 3, Sec. 3, FFA 1,2, Sec. 2, Qverman. Debater 3,4, 4-H Club 1, Annual Staff 2,3,4, Asst. Bus. Mgr. 3 Bus. Mgr. 4. Happy-go -lucky couple prepare for a take-off. 'Tm 'W .xiii Vg, H 4 ROBERT DOU GLAS MARKHAM Football 1,2, Mgr. 3,4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Off. 2, 3, Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Harvest Fes- tival King 2, 4-H Club 1, 2. BESSIE PATTI MEADS FHA 1,2,3, 4, Class Off. 3, Parl. 3, Glee Club 1,3,4,Par1. 3, Pres. 4, Student Council 1, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Harvest Festival Cand. 1, Class Historian 4, Student of the Month 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Lib. 3, 4. ft! 'hav LOUIS TALMADGE MEA DS Bus Driver 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- , ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRIETT BLANCH MUNDEN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Beta Club 1,2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Annual Staff 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Howler Staff 1,2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Class Off. 3, Pres. 3, Homecoming Court 2, 3, 4, Sweet- heart Queen 4, Marshal 3, Student of the Month 4. -f.. I. ff -7 linnnd Talmadge and Jennette sneak out the back Miss Sophisticationn relaxes way to hurry to football practice. USIWGCI1 CIHSSSS- IAMES IENNETTE WHEDBEE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2,3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4, Songleader GLENN CRAWFORD WHITE Class Off. 1,2,4, Vice Pres. 1,2 4, 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1,2,3, 4, Co-Capt. 4 Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Baseball 1, 2,3, 4, FFA Treas. 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Sweetheart King 4, Giftorian 4. 7?4X- demand -7?60 Hallie serves as li- brarian. Girls take Pepsi break while working on an- nual. Barbara Bright repre- l I I 1-IRST GRADE OF 1948 Starting out in 1948 with Mrs. Trent Berry as their teacher, the class of 1960 had twenty-four members. The years between have taken their toll in drop-outs and failures, leaving exactly half the original members to cross the threshold of graduation on May 27, 1960. Librarians, annual editors, student government president, club officers, and basketball teams are composed of the twelve seniors. Although small in number, the volume of their work and influence has been large. Mattie giggles as Leondious proves himself biggest eater. 5 Mattie represents Annual Staff at homecoming es- tl corted by Marshall R. sents Monogram Club at homecoming es- corted by Shel Davis. l 1 w Q 5 Q ,sf xf, H, ,X N Am-,I K ,, 2 M ,W my rff 1-f nfAj3q'f .5 Qi - A mx. I I . an u. qw - iffffi ' I -Qu. af K+tM S- I. A, ,M I A ss.. .zsqmgqqs 1 4? f Q lexifiii A I so rm. JUNIOR OFFICERS ANNIE SARAH CORBETT - - - - President BOBBY STOKELY ----- - - Vice President MIRIAM KEATON - - - - Treasurer L. A. HARRIS - - - - - Secretary Through the doors of the future shines a guiding iight of hope. 13 fl Q . F' nv ilu., ,,..ns if 413 ELWOOD JOHNSON MIRIAM KEATON LOIS LANE RONNIE LONG BUDDY LOWRY GRACE MARKHAM MARIE MARKHAM WAYNE MARKHAM DOROTHY MEADS LEROY MEADS DIANE NIXON GEORGE OVERMAN A A I , YZ if me ar X5 fm: I i. ff, . 3, 1. . K 3.15, . . Y ,Y 'Ii ELVIE BANKS BILLY BARCLIFT CAROLE BARNARD TERRY BROTHERS RUSSELL COBB ANNIE SARAH CORBETT PEGGY COX BETTY ANNE FLETCHER I AMES FLETCHER BEVERLY GRAY L. A. HARRIS CLARENCE IENNINGS 50 f . QD anew' -nv ff 40- UWM? WY' 21 4101 'Qu' 20. ERNEST PARKER CORA LEE PENDLETON KAY PRITCHARD EDWARD SANDERS Ap.--- ai' BILLY SAUNDERS MARSHALL STEEVENSON BOBBY STOKELY .TULIAN TOXEY, IR. ,qrw9lb BO DFY' 6, fa BILL TRUEBLOOD JACKIE WEEKS MURNA WHITE CHARLOTTE WILSON I Nu.: ixtl. S 46 ,I-4 . mf Q, , Dime'- -Aff ftfrf-ww: ' rp . w4... 5v ' Z ...A A A 'Ju 1 guy Q uv' - r f 'T s 45 Q .34 .El Two Dates for Tonight, presented in November, was a three-act comedy which involved a popular young girl, her family, her friends, and her family's friends. Full of hilarious situations, it furnished a good evening's entertainment. The production was one of the major projects of the year for the Junior Class. Explanations are in order when daugh- ter refuses to date boss's son. This idea worked out to everyone's advan rage--but another idea brewing? Oh, no! Y, . Zu ' X n L. A. Harris, Marshall Rogerson, Billy Saunders, Talmadge Barbara Bright, Glenn White. Meads i , if ifpg W9 I iff sg pg I , 4 5 Pts! Y 'gH i 4'1 If W 4 Celestine Alexander Johnny Carter Connie Cobb Phyllis Crane Bobby Fletcher Jackie Garrity Delores Gray Vance I-laskett Scott James Selvie K. James Betty Lou Jennings Howard Jennings Ruth Jennings Bud Keaton Sue Linkous George Mann Ronald Mann Frankie Meads Janie Meads Charles Palmer 4 Q QQ'-2:5 5 'M X' I ,,,y 15 Q ' 5 ,. ml J 1 A Q tw' I -39' L1 19, ., J 1 1' if L-A .aug T nw 262 Q43 A Scarlett Reid Marshall Rogerson Mike Schafer Dewey Sexton Diane Small Joseph Spencer Nancy Trueblood Tommy Williams SUSAN THOMAS JIMMY MUNDEN NELSON WHITE SARA IANE EVES HDO FRESHMAN OFFICERS - - President Vice President - - Treasurer - - Secretary ors to new adventures stand ajar. 1. Q AA, my KWQ YE ' Vw! I H' lv , ' sf , K ly. ., ff- U V.. . , w e mm.. ' F sf 'WW' M 'lgl I' A, ' . S t S 4, -' , M ' wr Q K -' fayfg Q f , 1 ,,,,.1.,, .JN Q 1 K1 ifma- -2.- Xf i f . I 1 Vf 3 I 1 sm , fi My M4 F 9 ,. 5. 4 6 66 Mr. Henry Crank, A. B. , M.A., East Carolina College. Mrs. Annie C. Berry, B.S. East Carolina College. Mrs. Treva Pendleton, East Carolina College. Mrs. Celeste Sawyer, B. S., W. C. U. N. C. n'5,ri Q - :s'?'f!' fi .iff If if .f f .rr Q.-.zur Q. .A Mrs. Lina S. Jackson, A. B. , East Carolina College. Mrs. LaVelle Hall, B, S, , East Carolina College. Mrs. Olive Ward, A.B., Salem College. Mrs. Annie B. Lowry, B. S., East Carolina College. Mrs. E. T. Berry, East Carolina College. Mr Henry Crank Mr Crank explains the mystery of X as student works for solution. Mary Bateman Faye Berry Harold Chambers Elaine Combs Diane Dail Scott Davis Shirley Eves Kay Fletcher Billy Garrett Martha Gray Frances James Roy James I. C. Lane Mary Lane Judy Lowry David Markham Gary Markham Regenia Meads Wayne Meads Vida Pritchard Bonita Riffle Wayne Toxey Fred Trueblood Warren Weeks Calsie White Ik' lb' Qs 'rf :IV fag? f 4 1 1 ix if no' T? JK in all nl l Mrs. Celeste Sawyer, Roy Banks, Brenda Barbary, Larry Barnard, Jackie Best, Roger Bright, Karen Burgess, Robert Carter, Peggy Cart- wright, Charles Cobb, Roy Danaher, David Fletcher, Joan Fletcher, Betty Harris, Bobby Harris, Sheryl l-Iofler, Brent James, Carlton James, Walter Jones, Gary Luton, James Mann, Michael Markham, Rudy Markham, Nickey Meads, Douglas Mercer, Anita Morgan, Elvin Ol- son, Jack Parker, Bessie Reid, Wiley Reid, Rickey Richey, Charles Saunders, John Spencer, Douglas Swain, Linda West, Eddy White, Randolph White, Peggy Wilkins. lf Mrs. Sawyer advises and supervises as students work on individual problems. and Mrs. Treva Pendleton Alton Barclift Reid Barclift Patricia Berry Andy Bright Butch C artwright C arolyn C artwright Betty C . Chambers Brenda C orbett R ay C ox George Ellenburg Donald Fletcher Charles Gray Sherry Hall Ronny Jennings Grant Lane Ann Linkous Allen Mann Anna Markham Everett Markham James Markham Danny Meads Clayton Owens Eddie Pendleton Sharon Pritchard Donald Riddick John Riffle Betty W. Sanders Paulie Schafer Linda Small i Helen Stevenson Joan Trueblood Carol West Martha White Mary L. Wilson Mrs. Pendleton and students view sixth grade display on transportation. W Connie Small Di Sm all Carolyn Trueblood David Tuten Debbie White Ronnie Williams Mrs. Annie C. Berry Stuart Adams Gilda Bateman Linda Bright Spencer Bright William Bright Connie Carter C arolyn Cobb Yvonne Dail Susan Danaher Evelyn Davis William George Bobby Gray Anthony Green John Green Larry Hofler Connie James Frankie Jennings Rita Johnson Ann Layden Jud Louzon Rae Louzon Wiles Lister Bobby Markham Andy Meads Barbara Meads Donna Meads Kenyon Meads Sandra Morris Michael Nixon Leon Overman Mona Piver Wayne Rogerson David Saunders Max Scott A355 'mv- fl sill' A ii' It 1 1' it qv-- 4. 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Mrs. Lowry introduces fourth graders to two famous February presidents. 1, Q, 4 C ,K ,l' 'x 411 41 ilazzrrf ff' 1 .4-650' WW Q-ff' 3 Q, .as GJ? I Mrs. Olive Ward, Patty Armstrong, Ricky Askew, Flowreida Banks, Logan Barbary, Sandra Barbary, Stanley Beasley, Linda Best, Edith Bray, Jennifer Brickhouse, Bon- nie Bright, Nelson Bright, Tony Bright, Mike Burgess, Charlotte Cartwright, Sylvia Crane, Danny Gallatin, Henry Green, ldessa Haskett, Nellie Lane, Chris Lee, Ro- berta Lindsey, Diane Long, David Lowry, Len Luton, Myra Luton, Benjie McMullen, Marion Gill Markham, Douglas Meads, Garland Meads, Lavonne Meads, Tony Meads, Walter Ray Meads, Peggy Morgan, Douglas Morris, Benjie Pendleton, Vivian Pen- dleton, Horace Piver, Patsy Richey, Elvin Small, Keith Smith, Steven Tuten, Portia Waller, Betty Jean Weeks, Pauline Wilkins. 1' 410 '15 qi: ,i I ,ll li I g. 5. t ll la fu :E 1? 1 i. W v Mrs. Trent Berry Ranny Barnett Jenny Berry Steven Berry Cindy Cooper Steven Drum Gloria Ellenburg Raymond E. Evans Linda Groziosi Terry Harris Harrison Hassell Patricia Jones Brenda Lane Francis Layden Deborah Lindsey 336' xl N xx 'W' va 6 , V 491 Mrs. Berry explains new words to interested students. Bill Long Marilyn Meads Mark Meads whim' 1 tl f , If V W 'tg f .' : , jf if ill fiv- .a4K ' Pnoro fl' Nei Available Steven Meads Donna Olson Emerson Overman Donna Pendleton Eleanor Joy Reid Michael Rogerson Donald Ray Sanders Danny Saunders Dianne Sexton William Small Janet Stuart Susie West Emily White Susan White Shelbert Wilkins Mrs. LaVel1e Hall Douglas Armstrong Patricia Brickhouse Mark Bright Pamela Bright Sally Bright William Collette Guenter Davis Donna Ellenburg James I ones Lilly I ones Elizabeth Lindsey Michael Long Carolyn Markham Brenda Meads Ralph Wilson , f I f I l 4 . tj an -' in V I , A' in ? A .. .am-3 A' ,-,. 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V N I Mrs. Jackson trains beginning readers in the A BC 's and their use. i I I v Wayne Corbett Karen Crane Shirley Gray y Kathy Hall yr L Wesley Higgins Vernon Bray Mickey Brothers Rebecca C artwright Alton Chambers Mrs. Lina Jackson Donna Berry 1 4 Ll.. 6141! Gil Lee Kent Luton N ancy Luton Louise Markham Dennis Meads Keith Meads Nancy Meads Donna Miller Clarence Munden Katherine Murrey Paul Owens Katie Pendleton Margie Rogerson Ronald Sanders Cathy Williams 1 I 4 E 1 4 X ,p: M9 9:1531 +1 O' VI-DA! N W ' 1 ' . K' ,Q A C' . V513 5 I yn ji dak if' . ,,',Zj,fgy f yi f ,Q ,..x ,,v ,N ff . - av A '---1,5-,QQ . 'Nj I S, 'Sr 5 V+ ' gt X 25957 1335 ,. , ,sg N. ,Av 5 Q .Nd r-S I S,- 1 3 3 4 K., 's 1 ,, , , as .W , -' g 1 . . . 'Z Q Q I, O .. ml . 1. Q ,tx if 9.. wah., at-rf.: z.. aff 'W 4 it 1' , ' 311 2 , . VF 2' G 'tv-ez ' ,af . - . .. 41, 1 is V, ,Q .rx . '19,,,4 ' ?fLMT'?,f ' , g f X , ' . ft, 1' 7 , fi '15 ff 1 'Nev J., 5 ' s - V 'll it ,f 7 ' in V 7 X .M ,- ,4 . .. Hx 2 f. Kl, f'5' ' if -K ,ff Q tg' , A212 4 V- it F ' V 1 is , .I , , 6'4 4' Y A X' jf ' A 2 it V ' , f y 'A f ,fag '5 2, ,. ,- AM' ai. , 'Zi Forming the court of the Homecoming Queen, Barbara fcenterj, were the following girls, representing various school organizations: Nina Barclift, Student Council, Grace Markham, French Club, Marie Mark- ham, Beta Club, Miriam Keaton, 4-Hg Barbara Bright fQueenj, Monogram Clubg Hallie Munden, F. F. A. 9 Lillian Gray, Glee Clubg Bessie Meads, F. H. A. g Mattie Berry, Annual. Escorts, respectively, were Tommy Williams, Freddie Long, Robert Morgan, Howard Jennings, Jr., Shel Davis, Terry Brothers, Douglas Mark- ham, George Overman, Marshall Rogerson. E E .1- v'N , wif BARBARA BRIGHT, HOMECOMING QUEEN Co -Captains, Glenn White and Leondious James . ip Homecoming activities, on Friday night, October 23, 1959, reached a climax at half-time when Barbara Bright, chosen by the football squad from among nine contestants representing the various school Organizations, was crowned as Homecoming Queen. Each contestant rode onto the field in a convertible and was accompanied M to the fifty-yard line by an escort of her own choice. When the complete il court was assembled, Ann James, resigning queen, escorted by football co-captains, Glenn White and Leondious James, walked to the center of the field, where Ann placed the crown on Barbara's head, thus revealing the well -guarded secret of who had been chosen queen. Queen Barbara was then escorted from the field by the Co-captains. The Homecoming dance held at the youth center after the Weeksville- Columbia game brought the Homecoming activities to a close. anim I BEST ALL ROUND Glenn White Bessie Meads MOST INTELLECTUAL Leondious James Hallie Munden BEST LOOKING Barbara Bright Leondious James BEST SPORTS Lillian Gray T almadge Meads CUTEST Nina Barclift Glenn White bin ff' .lilhnnnai I 0 MOST ATHLETIC Leondious James Barbara Bright MOST POPULAR Glenn White Hallie Munden BEST DRESSED Mattie Berry Douglas Markham I I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Leondious James Hallie Munden MOST COOPERATIVE Archie Garrett Mattie Berry QF' ,.J,,,,..f qgqqvu? KING AND QUEEN Shel Davis Rebecca Burgess PRINCE AND PRINCESS DUKE AND DUCI-IESS John Riffle Helen Stevenson Maurice Berry Barbara Small Harvest Festival Royalty crowned as a feature of the annual Harvest Festival spon- sored by the P T A. represent the high school grammar grades and primary grades The winners were elected from among delegates chosen from each grade in their group ' 0 . Ixx 5 ...Q W W E ,B r g if oqhqt yjov' 'fx if M n - Q , 3-H X mms 5 t LQ! 2 . . as mf? ii, 5' W'M3OS 3 MUG F - 1, ARD NEW! Nb 1 ' :f i A 4 LTU C X-111655 1: 1f.1,a-,G 'nw V . sf 1 , ,i O O Leondious presides The Student Council has been very active this year. They gave fruit baskets at Christmas time to several shut-in and sponsored the Christmas party in the school cafeteria. The Council appointed hall patrols who are doing very good jobs in the halls. The picture to the right shows induction of officers. L. A. Harrls blood, Beverly Gray, Annie Sarah Corbett, Grace Markham, Scarlett Reid, Terry Brothers, Marie Mark- ham, Hallie Munden, Barbara Bright, Lillian Gray, Nina Barclift, Billy Saunders, Bessie Meads. OF FIC ERS President ---- - - LEONDIOUS JAMES Vice President - - ---- L, A, HARRIS SSCr6ta1'y - - - - - HOWARD JENNINGS Treasurer ----- ---- - SHEL DAVIS Sergeant-at-Arms - - - JAMES FLETCHER Davis, James Fletcher, Leondious James, Howard Jennings, Mrs. Mann, Fred True- Zawya! ipss G, a..-.,,,i,. , V ' , . The Beta Club, at the beginning of the 1959 term, consisted of six members: Hallie Munden, presidentg L. A. Harris, vice presi- dentg Marie Markham, secretaryg Terry Brothers, treasurerg Howard Jennings and Annie Sarah Corbett, historians. The Beta Club is pre- paring a history of the school in scrapbook form, recording pictorially each organization in chronological order. Shown below are the eight new members, admitted in February: Ann Luton, Susan Thomas, Mattie Luton, Joyce Evans, Nelson White, Shel Davis, Betty Reid, and Lillian Gray. Edward Wietor, Marie Markham, and Howard Jennings, take oath in induction ceremony. Beta members pause on scenic stretch of Blue Ridge Parkway while taking a recess at State Beta Con- vention. QMarie took the picture.J I W ,f1g?'c2 ,Q '!' '9 'I 1 F.F President ---- Vice President Secretary ---- - Treasurer - - OFFICERS - Edward Sanders - - - Selvie James Douglas Markham - - Glenn White 4-71 OFFICERS President Grace Markham Vice President Shel Davis Secretary Scarlett Reid Treasurer Clarence Jennings cub 7-?,,-4, F.F.A. is the official organiza- tion of agriculture students and in this association the future farmers learn to do by doing, and learn to live by serving. 6 OFFICERS President ------- Terry Brothers Vice President - - - - Bud Keaton Secretary - - - - - Charles Palmer Treasurer - - - - Kay Pritchard Mrs. J. E. Bright, Sponsor, H. Mum- den, K. Pritchard, A. S. Corbett, G Markham, M. Keaton, C. Cobb, B. Gray, L. James, B. Keaton, C. Pal- mer, D. Nixon, J. Meads, R. Cobb, P. Kainer, P. Crane, M. Markham, C. Bernard, L. A. Harris, N. True- blood, S. Reid, D. Gray, T. Broth- ers, H. Jennings. 'gm jg.- 'll' Lillian Gray Douglas Markham Hallie Munden .M-' Mattie receives coat at Mono- gram Banquet. The Monogram Club sponsors Homecoming, scenes from which are shown above, and the dance that follows., Another big event, at which monogram coats are awarded to those students who have met the requirements, is the spring banquet. M. Berry, H. Munden, B. Bright, N. Barclift, M. Markham, A. Garrett, B. Meads, B. Gray, B. Davenport, B. Saunders, D. Mark ham, I. Whedbeeg G. White, E. SandersgL. A. Harris, W. M. Hooper, L. James, R. Cobb. OFFICERS President Leondious I ames Vice President L. A. Harris Treasurer Mattie Berry Secretary Marie Markham Nina Barclift T ommy Williams Terry Brothers Co-Editors, Nina Barclift and Lillian Grayg Assistant Editor, Grace Markhamg Business Manager, Leondious Jamesg Assistant Business Man- ager, L. A. Harrisg Photographers, Mattie Berry, Marie Markham, Art Editors, Lois Lane and Kay Pritchard, Room Representatives, Hallie Munden, Bessie Meads, Barbara Bright, James Fletcher, Annie Sarah Corbett, Scarlett Reid, Sara Jane Eves. Sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Bright qNot shownj. Burning midnight oil to meet deadline. Editors and sponsor work while assistant Assistant editor lends 1960 business manager and photographer business manager goofs off. a hand. review 1959 annual with Staff. Q-.ww-mmm King and Queen of Hearts W.. . -., .ww HALLIE MUNDEN and GLENN WHITE The King and Queen of Hearts were crowned at the Val T entine Dance sponsored by the Beta Club. The Queen was ast year 's sophomores en- tertain at last year 's Junior Senior. Clarence Jennings displays 4-H tro- elected by popular vote of the boys in high schoolg the King was chosen by the girls. Other candidates were Sue Linkous and Barbara Bright and Leondious James and Archie Garrett. Mrs. Foster receives first copy of 1959 annual as Anne Brothers reads dedication while Elizabeth Barclift stands by. phies won for prize bull at Fat Stock Show . ,,. if JU uw , DEBATE TEAM Affirmative, Leondious James and L. A. Harrisg Negative, Terry Brothers and How ard Jennings. Query: Resolved: That the federal government should substantially in- crease its regulation of labor unions. I BASKETBALL CO-CAPT AINS Hallie Munden Mattie Berry if 1, ' Y W ji I I 'F CHEERLEADERS Chief, Marie Markham Mascot, Cindy Cooper FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS Leondious James Coach, Bill Hooper Glenn White D SCORES W. H. S. TEAM 33 Bayboro 32 Columbia 0 Windsor O Holland Tl l m J , 0 OPP 0 0 14 21 l B Saunders 1. ,..' yi L. James 5 fl ' o r- . .5 x 11.1, . Q. .-vi ' 13 '3.f1 .Ei14 . 'x S. K. James .i J. Fletcher port, B. Saunders. B. Davenport L. A. Harris R. Cobb - Managers: S. Davis, R. Morgang R. Cobb, E. A. Sanders, J. Carterg T. Meads, A. Garrett, M. Rogersong E. Parker, B. Daven- B. Trueblood SCORES W. H. S. 57 7 OPP. TEAM 0 Whaleyville Manteo 20 Camden Plymouth Central James, J. Whedbee. Managers: D. Markham, H. Jenningsg G. White, L. James, I. Mur1dengS. James, L. A. Harris, G. Gray, B. Trueblood, S. K. , , 12 7 'As' 5. X . Q2 , R - 540' 4 G. White SE. Parker M. Rogerson E. A. Sanders J. Carter T, Meads U sy' gm VARSITY PLAYERS Jennette Whedbee, Edward A. Sanders, Douglas Markham, Coach, W. M. Hooper, Leroy Meads, Bill Trueblood, Clarence Jennings. ra. ., 3' Xia . AW. NJ GLENN WHITE Guard .f M ff f ' ' is ? f ,f 1 . 14, V f Y , , fi-. 3 .tj , LEON DIOUS JAMES All -Conference F orw ard f I-4' BILLY SAUN DERS Guard Two main-string varsity players will graduate this year leaving places to be filled by incoming A seniors or juniors. Bud Keaton, who ' played junior varsity during confer- ence season, replaced George Over- JOHNNY CARTER I Billy tries for long shot in desperate Center man rn tournament play when George move to score. WHS injured. 3. 1 Z 1-9 4, Q! N, L. A. HARRIS Forward The Bulldogs improved as the conference season advanced but did not gain much foot hold on the ladder to top spot. They won the conference Sportsmanship trophy, a coveted award, and placed one man, Leon- dious James, on the all-conference team. m I c 1 Ei : f Wi! x, - ., if GEORGE OVERMAN Guard man Wafwdzfq Leondious jumps high as tournament gets under way. VARSITY CONFERENCE SCORES W.l-1.8. TEAM OPP. 39 Moyock 57 45 Griggs 50 20 Central '74 49 Manteo 72 50 Camden 64 50 Moyock 55 51 Griggs 65 35 Central 42 49 Manteo 58 50 Camden 41 TOURNAMENT SCORE 51 Camden 59 Junior Varsity boys have trained hard this year and have played sev- eral games with other schools. Coach Hooper is anticipating good results from early training of these sophomores and freshmen. Manager, Howard Jennings, George Gray, Shell Davis, Robert Morgan, Scott James, Frankie Meads, Coach, W. M. Hooper, Bud Keaton, Jimmy Munden, Nelson White. l i FRONT ROW: Bessie Meads, Nina Barclift, Hallie Munden, Mattie Berry, Barbara Bright, Lillian Gray. SECOND ROW: Janie Meads, Charlotte Wilson, Annie Sarah Corbett, Miriam Keaton, Peggy Cox, Lois Lane, Betty Ann Fletcher. Coach: W. M. Hooper. l The Lady Bulldogs finished the conference U V,,,,, 2 season in third place. Going against Manteo Q, , in the first tournament round, they won and if 'l'V::'1 2 I advanced to the second round to be defeated E at the hands of Griggs. This game marked ff i the final performance of the six main-string A N - J A varsity players since all are seniors. ' K B- T' E '-K ' -- ai 1 , Q 11 With this kind of guarding we should .as .xi Q... BARBARA BRIGHT have won the tournament. Alpconference Forward . 4' HALLIE MUNDEN Forw ard 4 1 ' .M f ,gi 3 LILLIAN GRAY Guard Hallie makes free shot Barbara look on. Fl 1 as Nina and 8 BESSIE MEADS Guard VARSITY CONFERENCE SCORES W. H. S. TEAM OPP. 59 Moyock 48 46 Griggs 42 41 Central 51 44 Manteo 28 35 Camden 24 45 Moyock 49 48 Griggs 59 49 Central 48 47 Manteo 21 32 Camden 37 VARSITY TOURNAMENT SCORES 60 Manteo 42 40 Griggs 43 4 1 R ! fr 8 1 X , X . ' ' I 3 an 2' www W , ,. V f f 43 I W- 1: at-1: Q - W, , 1, Q. 'af - ' H2 1 fi if MATTIE BERRY V 'if Q All-Conference 1 Guard A Ni NINA BARCLIFT Forward FRONT ROW: Ann Luton, Gail Crane, Betty Bright, Phyllis Morgan, Doris Jennings. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Burgess, Alma Meads, Gloria Schafer, Faye Markham, Betty Reid, Susan Thomas. Coach: W. M. Hooper. 14 Qw,-ff 195 9 BASEBALL Miriam makes it difficult for Englehard to score. Mascot Cindy Cooper Head Cheerleader Marie Markham P X Johnny tries a free shot. Mr. Hooper enjoys tournament with other Weeksville fans. Dianne DeFoe joins cheer- Cheerleaders in action. Crowd at football game. leaders. Cf ADVERTISEMENTS SINCLAIR SERVICE CENTER PRITCHARD'S MEAT MARKET Corner Road and Main 200 N. Poindexter Street RIGG'S BARBER SHOP 106 E. Main St. HURDLE HARDWARE 218 S. Poindexter DIXIE INN We s tover Boulevard JAMES SHOE REPAIR Water Street NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Center Theatre Building GORDEN SHEET METAL 310 S. Road St. BOONE'S TRUCK STOP U.S. 17 - South .IOHNNIE GREGORY Woodville F 1 WI-IALEY'S INEZ MARKHAM N. Road St. RFD 4 - Weeksville ALBEMARLE BOWLING CENTER 305 South Road Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina D. WALTER HARRIS 609 E. Main St. GERNELL'S 512 E. Colonial St. JACKSON'S SHOE REPAIR 102 N. Water St. OWENS BARBER SHOP Colonial Avenue OVERMAN 8: STEVENSON 512 E. Main St. SANDERS CO. N. Poindexter St. COZY GRILL 422 E. Colonial St. LUTON'S STORE RFD 1 E. CITY FREEZER LOCKER 204 W. Grice St. OWENS SHOE STORE 509 E. Main DAVIS HARDWARE COMSTOCK'S CONFECTIONERY 606 Wes tover Boulevard 115 S. Water St. SAUNDERS ESSO OWENS FLOOR COVERING CO 1 01 E . Ehringhaus I I I Y I E , I 5 I Y LM. S . Poindexter St. 1 'T Sales and Service A R. T. ORR Chrys ler and Plymouth Phone 6369 Ehringhaus at Martin Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina NEW FOWLER STORE Wholesale Dry Goods, Notions, Boots Shoes, Netting, Etc. Oil Clothing and Rubber Goods Firestone Tires and Batteries Phone 5486 111 N. Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina THE CIRCLE Choice Western Steaks Fried Chicken, Sea Food Sandwiches Catering to Parties Curb Service Hughes Boulevard Elizabeth City, North Carolina PATRONIZE R' S' JORDAN COMPANY my A Wholesale :iv 110 N. Water Street FLYINGA SERVICE DEALERS Elizabeth City, North Carolina B. C. WHITE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Gas - Oil - Parts - Accessories Acetylene and Electric Welding Phone 2061 R. F. D. 1 Elizabeth City, North Carolina ' 1 2 I i I I 1 I FOREMAN F' ' V32 P F , J I i I b. 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North Water Street Edse , Rambler Hillman Elizabeth City, North Carolina phone 2939 Elizabeth City, North Carolina BALL'S FERTILIZER COMPANY As Vital as Sunshine Phone 4690 Elizabeth City, North Carolina MILES-JENNINGS, INC. E Siabiishad 189 6 RUCKER AND SHEELY Shop, Mill and Logging Supplies Elizabeth City s Best Store Phone 2490 Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth City, North Carolina INDUSTRIAL BANK Let Us Finance Your New Car for 36 Months at Only 5'7o 370 Paid on Your Savings Account 604 East Main Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina W. E. INGRAM KENYON BAILEY Distributors of PRODUCE, INC. ww Country Products - Feed - Seed Fertilizer Insecticides Products Phones - Phone 4498 Elizabeth city, North carolina Elizabeth City, North Carolina East Burgess Street R. C. ABBOTT CO. John Deere Farming Implements Sales and Service 308 Front Street Phone 4338 Elizabeth City, North Carolina JACOCK'S D. T. 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Loans - 52.5.00 and Up - on Furniture, Appliances, and Automobiles Phone 2600 2055 Poindexter Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Shop by Phone 5437 114 S. Poindexter Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina CITY VULCANIZING CO. THE GENERAL TI RE KRlF'l' 1- umm f- 11 GEIIIRJI IIRI' JIIIYIII 311 South Road Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina TUCK'S DRIVE - IN RES TAURAN T AND OYSTER BAR Westover Boulevard Elizabeth City, North Carolina PELL PAPER BOX CO. Phone 4361 - 43 62 707 E. Burgess Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina LAMM'S SANDWICH SHOP Hot Dogs - Hamburgers Barbecue 222 South Poinclexter Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina gzafoods OUR SPECIALTY , lm- Q xx 'fi X, Puma: B379 X I GEORGE W. MASTDN SEA FDDD -- BAITS DF ALL KINDS AND BDATS FDR RENT Route 2 - Elizabeth City, N. C ' v ' . APOTHECARY SHOP Rexall Pre scription Druggi sts Phone 4327 Elizabeth City, North Carolina FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY Case and Moline Farm Machinery Field - Garden Seeds Insecticides 208 South Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina KRAMER BROS. CO. Lumber and Mill Work Elizabeth City, North Carolina. ELIZABETH CITY BRICK COMPANY, INC. Builders Supplies Manufacturers of Concrete, and Aluminum Awnings Phone 2965 North Road Street Extd. Elizabeth City, North Carolina JENNETTE FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO. 217 North Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina EASTERN CAROLINA FEED AND SEED CORPORATION Virginia Dare Feeds Wayne Feeds Custom Grinding and Mixing Elevator Capacity - 125,000 Bu. Phone 5481 - Phone 5482 Elizabeth City, North Carolina HARRELL'S TEXACO SERVICE Batteries - Tires - Washing Lubrication Phone 9854 Corner Road and Ehringhaus St. Elizabeth City, North Carolina J. WINTON SAWYER CEMETERY MEMORIALS For 19 Years Saving You the Midd1eman's Kickback Phone 5995 405 South Road Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Putndle acres Q to work ' ...PIanI PINES WOODLANDS DIVISION UNION BAG - CAMP PAPER CORPORATION We Specialize in Lmprovement Thinnings Buyers of Timber Land and Pulp Wood JOHN R. MCDONALD Phone 8079 MILDRED'S FLORIST SHOP Any Evening Becomes Perfect When She Receives Flowers From Mildred's 119 South Road Street Phones. Day - 4319 Elizabeth City, North Carolina ' Night - 5586 i RAYMOND C. BOSEMAN Television Sales and Service RUSSELL HASTINGS, Manager Phone 5260 212 N. Water Street Coin Operated Music Machines Elizabeth City, North Carolina CAROLINA PRIN TING C OMPAN Y Office Supplies Complete Printing Service Phone 5792 208 North Martin Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina EDGEWOOD FOOD CENTER Meats and Fancy Groceries AUBREY L. CARTWRIGHT Owner Phone 6885 Southern Avenue Extended Elizabeth City, North Carolina The Friendly Stores CADER HARRIS AND SON Shoes and Clothes for the Family East Church Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina J. E. AND R. E. PENDLETON I Groceries Pioneer Seed Corn I Rough and Dressed Lumber Symons Creek, North Carolina WARD AND SON Welding - Machine Shop Grain Handling Equipment 310 South Pool Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina HOOPER BROS. DIS TRIB U TORS Wholesale Paper - School Supplies Complete Office Outfitters Phone 4894 109 South Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina A. B. HOUTZ AND SONS, INC. West Church Street Extd. Elizabeth City, North Carolina HUGHES AND WYNN WHOLESALE GROCERY Ask Your Grocer for Light - White Flour and April Showers Peas We Stover B oulevard Elizabeth City, North Carolina I FORBES RADIO AND SUPPLY CO. Wholesale and Retail Radio and Television Is Our Business ' Phone 4484 215 North Martin Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina PERRY TIRE STORE Goodyear Tires, Tubes Accessories, and Recapping We Specialize in Service Phone 6882 and 2424 Elizabeth Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Long Ago - Today - Tomorrow Nothing Can Take the Place of Experience 1300 TOXEY 8. BERRY FUNERAL HOME Eastern Carolina's Finest cAusEwAY MARINA HOTEL Owned and Operated by FLOID OWENS JAMES FOREHAND Elizabeth City, North Carolina The Pleasure Boatman's Men 100 Rooms - Modern - Fireproof Air Conditioned Coffee Shop Connecting Garage Phone 97 50 Highway 158 East P. O. Box 315 Camden, North Carolina RAY S- JONES, Mana-gel' THE FIRST AND CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK The Only National Bank in the Albemarle Member FDIC Established 1891 Elizabeth City, North Carolina I COASTAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Underwood - Remington Rand Adding and Accounting Machines Typewriters - Calculators Sales - Service - Supplies Phone 8297 - 110 S. McMorrine Street BILL WHITE, Manager - Virginia Dare Hotel Bldg. LOCAL BOARD OF STOCK INSURANCE AGENTS, INC. Elizabeth City, North Carolina N. W. Daily Agency G. R. Little Agency Whitehurst Insurance Agency Southern Loan 8: Insurance Co. Dal I-I. Williams Insurance Agency .Terry S. Wright Insurance Agency GULF SERVICE CENTER CULPEPPER MOTOR CO. ww Buick and Pontiac Sales and Service R. A. PETERSON, Manager Phone 4331 Corner Water and Elizabeth Elizabeth Street Streets Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth City, N01'th C8.I'01iI1a- Food Prices Are Lower . . Save - A - Stamps Are Worth More! at Your Friendly coLoNlAL sToRE MANN'S AUTO SALES and SERVICE Used Cars Parts for Cars of All Makes Z4-Hour Wrecker Service Phone: Day - 21845 Night - 6259 Congratulations to the Senior Class 1- I NN uhh 1 2 oqooucu Loga- SEALTEST FOODS East Ehringhaus Street JAMES LUMBER COMPANY and GROCERY Phone 8381 - Route 4 Elizabeth City, North Carolina GLENN W. PENDLETON GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 7044 Weeksville, North Carolina ALBEMARI-E SUNDRY SHOP BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION Soda Fountain ' h We Help Folks Help Themselves SEZZILZIHSSS 1 Loans - Savings Gifts 304 East Colonial Avenue Elizabeth City, North Carolina 511 South Road Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina WINK'S CABINETS NEECE W. J. MUNDEN, SR' TRACTOR COMPANY Cabinet and Furniture Work Oliver Diesel Tractors Phone 5984 Phone 5990 401 Peachtree Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina Elizabeth City, North Carolina F. E. DANAHER Groceries - Meats - Drinks Sound Neck Road JONES AND TEMPLE INC. Phone 5190 Elizabeth City, North Carolina THE CITY h CUT RATE STCRE - 115 N. Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina ACME TELEVISION SERVICE A Quarter Century of Experience Phone 5260 212 N. Water Street Elizabeth City, North Carolina SAM OWENS - HALLETT EVANS KRAMER ELECTRIC CO. You can be sure, if it's Westinghouse Colonial Ave. Elizabeth City, North Carolina PERRY MOTOR COMPANY, INC. -1... iff Ili,--Ll lllillllll .xx I if Cars Trucks Elizabeth City, North Carolina -1 , , ..,...4nuMMF?.'9B.. M' in-i Ll Win LYNCH FUNERAL HOME Completely Air Conditioned Ambulance Service Off-Street Parking Phone 4396 - L... I I J E F n 5 r M L Y 1 E I I G. E. SMALL 8 SONS X Y I JJ 'S x g. ,-Q K. 1 I ANT Growers and Shippers of Irish Potatoes - Cabbage I Sweet Corn - Corn and Soy Beans , R011te 4 Packing Shed I Elizabeth City, North Carolina Phone 4730 I I 1 1 W l SCOTT AND HALSTEAD XT Highway 17 O Weeksville, North Carolina III Nl' WILLIS s. WRIGHT HARRELL 'J GAS at coAL COMPANY 0 I D d d Pl I1 pmmomh 0 ge an Ymout Pyrofax Gas Service llumy ,S I sales and service Cylinder of Bulk A U X Gas and Electrical Appliances g m: Ph 2 83 X one 9 Box 66 - Hertford, N. C. Elizabeth City, North Carolina 606 E. Fearing St. Elizabeth City, North Carolina 'al-If K' xx. vk Xl 3' x rx sK GUARANTY f BANK AND TRUST co. ' ur, Xl i l I Et' b,, I,. ,I lla Capital and Surplus SZ, 500, 000 Member of F D I C Established 1901 Time - Tested Elizabeth City, North Carolina VERNON JAMES R. C. JAMES WILLIAM G. JAMES ,MES gy rr. QQWBVIEQPE gg s Q N AQ! F 99' .SJ AL KQ , 0So9 Growers and Distributors of Farm Produce Weeksville, North Carolina I -4. Phone ' l 'L' 4105 ASSOCIATED SEED GROWERS, INC. World's Largest Vegetable Seed Growersi' Elizabeth City, North Carolina Compliments of CRANK'S SHOE SHOP M. G. MORRISSETTE . . Expert Shoe Repairing 8. 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