West Hyde High School - Quarterian Yearbook (Swan Quarter, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 OF SWAN QUARTER HIGH SCHOOL Swan Quarter, North Carolina PRESENTS DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-five, wish to dedicate this, our annual, to the dearest people on earth to us. It is they who have made our education possible. They have been patient and understanding in all of our shortcomings. They have guided us this far in our lives. We nowtake this op¬ portunity to express in a little way our great love for them and to express our gratitude for all they have done for us. So it is with humble hearts that we dedicate this annual to our dear parents. SWAN QUARTER HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY J. M. WORRELL Agriculture PAULINE MOORE Home Economics Freshmen Home Room GUS WOOLER Science, Civics Sophomore Home Room FROSTIE T. LUPTON E. K. MANN CAROLYN S. HARRIS Business, Health Math English, French Junior Home Room Eighth Home Room Senior Home Room J SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS jiMMia Pre METTA CARAW Reporte r CHRISTENE COX Sec retary MARGARET BAYNOR Treasurer MACK CARAWAN Vice President SENIORS MARGARET BAYNOR “Of the past she never boasts, The future to her counts the most. Class Otficer 1,3,4; FHA 1-3; District Rally 3; Basketball 1-4; Softball 1; Safety Patrol 3- 4; Glee Club 1-4; Class Play 3,4; Class Day Exercises 1; Annual Staff 4; Reflector Staff 3; Carnival Queen 4; 4-H Club 1. TED CAHOON “You ' ll find that this is his way, Say nothing when there’s nothing to say. ’’ FFA 2-4; Marshal 2; Science Club 1; Class Play 3-4; Refelctor Staff 3; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA BAUM “If more people were like this sweet girl, wouldn’t it be a wonderful world?’’ 4-H Club 1-3; Beta Club 2-4; Officer 4; Con¬ vention 3; Glee Club 1-4; Basketball 1; Class Play 1-4; Reflector Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4; Science Club 1. THOMAS BENJAMIN BLAKE “A modest boy, easy to blush; Exceptionally good with paint and brush. ’’ , FFA 2-4; Basketball 1-3; Baseball 2-4; Science Club 1; Glee Club 1; Class Play 3-4; Safety Patrol 4; Reflector Staff 2,3; Annual Staff 4. CHRISTENE COX “If staying happy were a crime, She’d be in jail all the time. FHA 1,2; District Rally 1,2; Beta Club 2-4; Officer 3; State Convention 3; Class Officer 1,3; Safety Patrol 4; Class Day Exercises 1; Class Play 3,4; Reflector Staff 3; Office Worker 4; Librarian 4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1-4; Co-Captain 3; 4-H Club 1; Softball 1. FRANK W. FORTESCUE JR. “Not a romeo or a flirt, Just a boy who likes a skirt.’’ FFA 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Softball 2,3; Bus Driver 1-4; Glee Club 1,2; Baseball 1. SENIORS JOHN BRICKHOUSE “No matter where no matter when, He’s one on whom you can depend. ’ ’ FFA 1-4; Officer 4; Baseball 2; School Bus Driver 2-4; Field Day 2-4; Softball 1; Basket¬ ball 1-3. METTA CARAWAN “Will her talking never cease? Not until she’s said her peace’ Basketball 1-4; Class Officer 4; Glee Club 1- 4; Class Play 4; Reflector Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Softball 1; Social Science Club 2; School Bus Driver 3,4; Office Worker 3; School Bus Club 3,4; Officer 4; FHA 1,2,4; 4-H Club 1. MONNA L. CARAWAN “A real smart girl, A real bright lass, One of the highest in her class.” FFA 1-3; Officer 1-3; State Convention 1,2; District Rally 2,3; Beta Club 2-4; Officer 3-4; Marshall 1-4; Chief 3; Annual Staff 4; Reflec¬ tor Staff 3; Class Play 3; Librarian 1; Social Science Club 2; Officer 2; Office Worker 4. HAZEL CREDLE “Tiny as a pearl. But she’ll go places in this world. Class Officer 1; Basketball 1-4; 4-H Club 1-4; Officer 1; FHA 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 2-4; Class Queen 1; Class Play 1 - 3; Reflector Staff 3; Softball 1; Office Worker 1-3; Lib¬ rarian 1. MACK CARAWAN “Although high grades he never makes, still this boy has what it takes.” Softball 1; Baseball 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Class Plays 1,3,4; Class Officer 4; FFA Officer 3-4; Science Club 2; Reflector Staff 3; Bus Drivers’ Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 2-4; Glee Club 1-2. BETTY MANN “Her example we all should follow, For she is such an ex¬ cellent scholar.” 4-H Club 1-4; Officer 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Captain 4; Beta Club 2-4; Officer 4; State Con¬ vention 3; Glee Club 1-4; Pianist 4; Class Play 1,3,4; Reflector Staff 4; Marshall 1,3,4; Softball 1; Librarian 4; Science Club 1. SENIORS BARBARA SADLER “She’s always late, never in a hurry, she’ll be there, don’t you worry. ’ ’ Basketball 1; 4-H Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 1-4; Class Play 1,3,4; Reflector Staff 3; Science Club 1. JIMMIE SPENCER “A boy who always looks his best, Because he really knows how to dress. ’’ FFA 1-4; President 3,4; State Convention 1,3; Federation President 4; Softball 1; Reflector Staff 3; Glee Club 1-4; President 4; Class Play 3,4; School Bus Driver 3,4; School Bus Driver ' s Club 3; President 3; Class Officer 2-4; Mar¬ shall 1; Annual Staff 4; Social Science Club 2, MARLIS SEARS “We know not what is in her mind, But any boy she’s apt to find. ' ’ Class Officer 1,2; Softball 1; Basketball 1,2; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1-4; Class Play 1,3,4; Reflector Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Science Club 1; Class Queen 2. AUDREY SMITHWICK “Her personality and sweet smile, Will Someday lead her down the aisle.’’ Class Officer 1; FHA 1-4; Officer 2,3; Distirct Rally 2; Convention 2; Glee Club 1-4; Social Science Club 3; School Bus Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1; Librarian 3; Class Play 3,4; Class Queen 1; Reflector Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Basket¬ ball 1; Substitute Bus Driver 3,4; Cheerleader. VICTOR JENNETTE “A handsome chap so full of wit. With young and old he makes a hit.’’ Basketball 1-4; FFA 2-4; Annual Staff 4. MASCOTS GARY MAYO-DOROTHY SAWYER “Gary, the lad, and Dorothy, the lass, are the darling mascots of our class.” CLASS PROPHECY Last night, as I sat thinking of the class reunion we hope to enjoy together in the future, I found myself imagining the result if, at some given date, say ten years from now, every member ofthe class should be too busy to attend the reunion. That would, of course, be rather discouraging to the chairman of the committe unless, she, also, were too busy to attend. But, I thought, how interesting if on the morning of the reunion eachabsentee sent a telegram in which was stated the sender’s occupation |and reason for absence, and how very interesting if their telegrams were collected in a little book and passed about so that all the class member s might get first-hand information about the others. I became so engrossed in the idea that I even pictured myself the exact wording of the telegrams the various people would send. Would you like to hear them ? Civil engineer. Tunnelling Rockies to shorten trip for Hollywood commuters. Signed: John Brickhouse You nocice John used just ten words and no more. Careful as ever, but I’ll bet it ' s a good tunnel. Own dress shop and design clothes for the best dressed women in country. Having fashion show tonight. Signed: Margaret Baynor I’m sure Margaret is very good at this because she always dressed so well while in high school. As an astronomer, am studying the heavens at seashore with beautiful girl assistant. Star¬ gazing date to-night. Signed: Victor Jennette Still at his old tricks, you see. Am usher in big movie theater. Only way to see all shows. Signed: Barbara Sadler And she probably enjoys the picture the twentieth time she sees it, as wellas the first. There’s a girl who really loves her work. Keeping a pet shop. Specialize in eels, ichneumons, and elephants. Sorry can’t come tonight; expecting new shipment of Japanese beetles. Signed: Patricia Baum Well, at least, she said she was sorry she couldn ' t come. Am a farmer. Raise winter wheat and summer squashes. Can’t come because am busy with harvest. Signed: Frank Fortescue There’s something queer about that, but I ' m not just sure what it is. I suppose Frank is a very scientific farmer and knows all about rotation of crops and everything. I wonder if he raises shorthorns? I never can remember whether they are cows or turnips, but he probably raises them anyway. Am a Chautauqua lecturer on “Beauties of Nature,” and “The Value of a Smile.” So sorry can’t come; the “Smile” due to-night. Signed: Metta Carawan I always knew Metta would do something like that. But where she learned about the beauties of nature I’m sure I don ' t know. When we last saw her, she didn’t know parsley from peppermint or toads from tadpoles. She must have been doing a lot of reading lately. Am a steam riveter. Like the quiet atmosphere. Am putting nuts in new sanitarium, so can’t leave. Signed: Ted Cahoon Ted, always a quiet chap. I am positive he is the most refined steam riveter in the business. Am wire dancer in circus. Have performance tonight. Can ' t come. Sorry. Signed: Marlis Sears Marlis was always a good dancer. I’m sure that she is one of the most clever wire dancers in che world. What a salary she must get ! Being an architect, I am designing filling stations and halls of fame for the government. Working overtime at big pay. Signed: Ben Blake If he works at all, he’s getting big pay. What he receives for overtime is beyond my imagination. The government has my sympathy. Am author of two of the six worst sellers up to date. Must finish a third by the first of the month so have to miss reunion. If any of you carry a spare plot with you, please loan it to me. Need one badly. Signed: Jimmie Spencer I always knew Jimmie would be famous. Didn’t you? Think of two worst sellers and another one on the way! Am happily married. In leisure time, give bridge lessons, Am starting a series of evening dancing classes tonight, so am unable to attend reunion. Signed: Christene Cox Christene always was an industrious person and incidentally she hasn’t changed any. She didn’t tell us what she was doing mornings. Surely she doesn’t waste them. Perhaps she takes in wash¬ ing or gives boxing lessons then. Just joined Navy to see the world through a porthole. Shall think of you. all in every port, as I walk through the slums and see the peculiar people. Signed: M ack Carawan I don’t think he meant that quite as it sounds , but merely that he would be homesick in those queer places and wish to see his friends. Mack is so ambitious he ’ll probably be an admiral by the time the fleet gets to Manila. Am private secretary to the head of a huge corporation. Boss was born crazyand hada relapse. Won’t give me time off to come to reunion. I shall write all his letters backward for a week. Signed: Betty Mann That poor man! What she ' ll do to his correspondence! You remember, she never did let any¬ one impose on her. I wonder if she spells any better than she used to or worse. No, she couldn’t spell worse. Am elementary school teacher in my hometown. Impossible to come because was hit on head by one of my pupils. Signed: Monna Lou Carawan Perhaps Monna Lou should start teaching in high school. Am Home Economics teacher at Swan Quarter High School. Have Open House tonight. Signed Hazel Credle Hazel should make a very good Home Economics teacher, since she has had personal experience in taking care of her family. As for me, I wonder if my telegram would read like this: Am working with FBI, busy tracing down criminal at large. Signed: Audrey Smithwick I always dreamed about working with the FBI, but never thought I would be tracing down crimi - nals. These are the telegrams I imagined you would send and you must admit they do sound like you. Here’s hoping you’ll all be as successful as they say you are, ten years from now. Prophetess: Audry Smithwick CLASS HISTORY In September 195 1,Sladesville, Swan Quarter, and Fairfield High School teacher s were in for a big surprise. Entering high school were 22 students with big ideas, not knowing what to expect. But they learned quickly; it only took them two days to find out. Outstanding activities of the Freshman year included going to the State Fair, class parties, FFA and FHA initiation, and class plays. The Sladesville Freshmen attended the Junior-Senior Banquet at Saleeby’s. Barbara Sadler, Patricia Baum, Betty Mann, Dorothy Berry, Marlis Sears and Ben Blake made the Fairfield basketball teams. Christene Cox, Margaret Bay nor , Audrey Smithwick, Monna Lou Carawan, Donald C r e d 1 e , Mack Carawan, and John Brickhouse made the Swan Quarter teams. Hazel Credle made the team at Sladesville, During that year two classmates left. They were Nora Alexander and Dorothy Berry,who later became Mrs. James Midyette. During 1952,the state saw fit to consolidate Fairfield, Sladesville and Swan Quarter schools at Swan Quarter. With the help of the Swan Quarter students and teachers the Fairfield and Sladesville groups readily felt very much at home. Thus began the Sophomore year with 20 members in the class. Again Mack Carawan, Thomas Sherill Harris, Audrey Smithwick, Christene Cox, Metta Carawan, Hazel Credle, Marlis Sears, and Betty Mann made the basketball teams. Two of the cheerleaders were Sophomores, Sandra Potter and Joanne Simmons, chief. In January, the group welcomed Margaret Baynor, who made the bas¬ ketball team, and Shelby Spring. The highlights of this year are, the party entertaining the Seniors after their class night exercises, going to the State Fair, and the class trip to Hatteras, N. C. The class regretted losing four classmates. Thonas Sherill Harris joined the U. S. Army; Joanne Sim¬ mons became Mrs. James Best; Dorothy Sawyer became Mrs. William Equils and thelby Spring. Finally finishing Sophomore studies, sixteen members rose to be sophisticated Junior s. When school reopened in September 1953, the Juniors eagerly awaitedthe chance to enter the new school building. They elected the following class officers: Jimmy Spencer, president; Betty Mann, vice-president; Monna Lou Carawan, secretary; Christene Cox, treasurer; and Margaret Baynor, reporter. After many hours of riotous laughter and struggling practice they finally succeed in giving the Junior play, “Oh, Promise Me! directed by Mrs. Marina Baum. One day quite unexpectedly they had the privilege of selecting class rings. This class had the honor of providing the composers of school song, Metta Carawan, Audrey Smithwick, and Marlis Sears. The Mattamuskeet Lodge was beautifully decorated wita a “Garden of Tomorrow scene for the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. The most enjoya ble event wa s the class trip to More head City and Fort Macon. Metta Carawan, Audrey Smithwick-Captain, Christene Cox, Betty Mann, Margaret Baynor, Mack Carawan, John Brick- house, and Victor Jennette made the basketball teams again this year. An outstanding accomplish¬ ment was the sponsoring of the school paper, “Reflector. Two other members left school. Milton Pittman, one of the few boys, left soon after Christmas, and Ola Dodge moved to Norfolk, At the end of the year the entire class found upon the bottom of report card, “Promoted to grade twelve!” So dawned the Senior year destined to be one of the outstanding years of class history. A new member, F rank Fortescue, was added to the class and all seventeen were back to take up their studies. These officers were elected to lead the Seniors: Jimmie Spencer, president; Mack Carawan, “Veep; Christene Cox, Secretary; Margaret Baynor, money squeezer; and Metta Carawan, reporter, Soon after, the annual staff was named with Betty Mann editor-in-chief. About the second week of this school year the Seniors became proud wearers of the school ' s first standard ring. At Hallowe ' en, because of their aggressive campaign their own Ma rgaret was crowned “Carnival Queen. After¬ school hours became the time for many play practices and the class was very happy with the pre¬ sentation of the Senior play “In Again ! Out Again ! directed by Mr s . Carolyn Harris. This year Metta Carawan, Audrey Smithwick, Christene Cox, Margaret Baynor, Hazel Credle, Mack Carawan, and Betty Mann-Captain, made the basketball teams again. Many long hours of hard work were spent on the Quarterian to make it the best year book published. Much consideration was given in the se¬ lecting of invitations, caps and gowns, By a unanimous vote the class decided upon white caps and gowns with red tassels. The social event which will long be remembered is a Junior-Senior Banquet at which the Juniors so graciously entertained with good food and much fun. The two great events the Seniors are looking forward as these chronicles go to press are a trip to Washington, D. C. and graduation. With graduation--the receiving of diplomas --the history of the class of 1955 as a group will end. After May 27, 1955, each member will write his own history by his future deeds. Historians; Marlis Sears Betty Mann LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-five of Swan Quarter High School, in the Coun¬ ty of Hyde, the State of North Carolina, being in as good a mental condition as possible, and realizing our impending departure, do hereby make this, our will and testament, rendering null and void, any former wills that may be made by us. ARTICLE I To the faculty, we leave our deepest appreciation for their love, devotion, kindness, patience, and everlasting interest in us as a class. ARTICLE II To the Juniors, we leave the honor of occupying the front seats in the auditorium and the privilege of going to lunch first. ARTICLE III To the Sophomores, we leave our literature books and hope when they become Seniors they will enjoy reading Macbeth as we did. ARTICLE IV To the Freshmen, we leave our excess ‘‘Dignity” and ‘‘Grownup Ways.” ARTICLE V We make the following bequests to individuals: Item 1. Monna Lou Carawan leaves her friendliness to Louise Spencer. Item 2. Christene Cox leaves her energy to Liz Sparrow. Item 3. Barbara Sadler wills her slow and calm ways to Mrs. Carolyn Harris. Item 4. Betty Mann leaves her iniative to next year’s editor of The Quarterian Item 5. Metta Carawan wills her ability to make good grades on shorthand to Dorothy Mason. Item 6. Audrey Smithwick leaves her superior game of basketball to Dorothy Ann Cuthrell. Item 7. Hazel Credle wills her slender figure to Alice Cuthrell. Item 8. Margaret Baynor leaves her poise to Sarah Sears. Item 9. Marlis Sears leaves her flirting technique to Ola Ross. Item 10. Patricia Baum leaves her shyness to Sally Ann Harris. Item 11. Jimmy Spencer wills his singing ability to Buddy Wheeler. Item 12. Mack Carawan leaves his ability to act to Dale Sadler. Item 13. Ben Blake leaves his artistic ability to Mary Louise Gibbs. Item 14. Ted Cahoon wills his quietness to David Mason. Item 15. Frank Fortescue 1 e a ve s , and if he leaves anything worthwhile, it is to be divided among the Freshmen. Item 16. John Brickhouse leaves his responsibility of drivingthe Activity Bus toRoger Allen Spencer. Item 17. Victor Jennette wills his wit to Cottie Garrish. We hereby appoint Mrs. Carolyn Harris, our class adviser, as sole executer of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we the Senior Class of 1955 do set seal on this, the twenty-seventh day of May, in the year of our Lord,Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-five. Testatrices: Monna Lou Carawan Christene Cox j £ r II JUNIORS Senorita Armstrong Frankie Baynor Wayne Bell Polly Berry Wayne Berry Jimmie Brickhouse Claudia Carawan Gracie Carawan Donald Credle Alice Cuthrell Edward Roy Cuthrell Glenn Cutrell Dorothy Gibbs Mary Louise Gibbs Anna Mae Harris Junior Harris Walter Mann Z . B . Midgett Ruth O ' Neal Josephine Raburn Dale Sadler Lois Ann Sanderson Leslie Simmons Elizabeth Sparrow Roger Allen Spencer Sybil Swindell Walter Wheeler Evalena Gray SOPHOMORES OFFICERS DOROTHY HUDSON Secretary SCOTT ROBERTS Vice President DELORES CUTHRELL Pre side nt LOUISE SPENCER Reporter JIMMIE WILLIAMS T reasurer Grace Cartwright Delores Cuthrell Bennett Emory Audrey Fisher Jimmy Fortescue Cottie Garrish Royce Gibbs Dorothy Hudson Cecelia Jenette Betty Lee Dorothy Mason Bobby O’Neal Charlie Roberts Scott Roberts Ola Ross Louise Spencer Sandra Lou Swindell Nelson Watson Carol Williams Jimmie Williams «s FRESHMEN OFFICERS BOBBY DUNBAR Pre sident LEAH WILLIAMS Vice President BETTY SEARS Secretary MARGARET CREDLE T reasurer EVELYN WHEELER Reporter Delbert Cahoon Merlin Carawan Margaret Credle Dorothy Cuthrell Bobby Dunbar Linda Gibbs Billy Griffin Leland Harris Sally Ann Harris Charles Jarvis Sandra Jennette Thomas Jones David Mason Edward O’Neal Edward Pegram Edna Earl Pittman Doris Raburn Lynn Roberts Christine Sadler Dewey Sawyer Shelby Jean Sawyer Betty Sears Nathan Sears Betty Simmons Rena Sparrow Joseph Spring Patricia Swindell Evelyn Wheeler Frances Williams Leah Wayne Williams SNAPSHOTS MARSHALS Dorothy Hudson; Frankie Baynor; Betty Mann; Monna Lou Carawan, chief; Polly Berry; Dorothy Mason ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS FORWARD CAPTAIN FORWARD GUARD FORWARD GUARD FORWARD GUARD GUARD FORWARD FORWARD FORWARD GUARD GUARD CENTER FORWARD GUARD BOYS’ BASKETBALL COACH GUARD FORWARD FORWARD GUARD FORWARD FORWARD $ GUARD FORWARD FORWARD CHEERLEADERS Betty Sears; Sandra Swindell; Nathan Sears; Polly Berry, Chief; Billy Griffin; Cecelia Jennette; Sally Ann Harris BASEBALL TEAM BETA CLUB Jimmie Spencer Pre sident GLEE CLUB F.H.A , fSf, IT w, OFFICERS POLLY BERRY Pre sident DALE SADLER Vice President GRACIE CARAWAN Secretary DOROTHY MASON T reasurer ELIZABETH SPARROW Reporter FRANKIE BAYNOR Historian SYBIL SWINDELL Parliamentarian BETTY LEE Song Leader SANDRA SWINDELL Pianist | • f WggHNHP. ROGER ALLEN SPENCER Pre sident SENIOR 4-H CLUB OFFICERS CAROL WILLIAMS Vice President BETTY MANN Secretary 4-H CLUBS JOHN JAY HARRIS Pre sident J UNIOR 4-H CLUB OFFICERS BOBBY SPENCER GLORIA JEAN SMITH Vice President Secretary NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor . . Associate Editor . . Business Mgr. • . . Assistant Mgr. . . Copy Editors . . . . Gracie Car Polly Berry i , ' Wa yne Berry E. Roy Cuthrell . Sybil Swindell • Glenn Cuthrell Frankie Baynor n, Dorothy Gibbs Humor Editor. . . . Club Editor . . . . Exchange Editor . . Sports Editors . . . Art Editors . . . . .Elizabeth Sparrow . . . . .Dale Sadler . . . Alice Cuthrell . . Walter Wheeler Mary Louise Gibbs . Anna Mae Harris Junior Harris Editor-in-chief.Betty Mann Assistant Editor.Marlis Sears Business Manager Monna Lou Carawan Ass’t B. M.Hazel Credle Barbara Sadler, Margaret Baynor Sports Editors.Christine Cox Mack Carawan Art Editor.Audrey Smithwick Ass’t. Art Ed.Ben Blake Patricia Baum Features Editor.Metta Carawan Ad Solicitors. . .Jimmie Spencer, Frank Fortescue, Ted Cahoon, John Brick- house, Victor Jennette ANNUAL STAFF s� SCHOOL SERVICES FEATURES MARGARET BAYNOR FRANK FORTESCUE P TS{i iENN ' f km KINGS AND QUEENS RICHARD O’NEAL BOBBY DUNBAR BOBBY MAYO ELAINE CREDLE MARGARET BAYNOR JUDY SPENCER JIMMIE I i I i i. M i 1 I j j ; § ' • J NELLIE McKINNEY First and Second Grades LONA BONNER Third and Fourth Grades MARIETTA McKINNEY Fifth and Sixth Grades ELEMENTARY FACULTY FAYE HARRIS Sixth and Seventh Grades E. K. MANN Eighth Grade BETTIE SWINDELL Elementary Supervisor EIGHTH GRADE Larry Armstrong Cora Brickhouse Marvin Brooks Sally Brooks William Brooks Dina Cahoon Francis Cahoon Billy Gene Carawan Rosanna Carawan Sherlin Carawan Warren Carawan Wayne Cartwright Dorothy Cutrell Hannah Dawson Ann Fortescue Lawrence Johnson Marie Midyette Glenn Mooney Joyce O’Neal J. P. O’Neal Barbara Parker Sybil Mae Sadler Nellie Sawyer Roger Sawyer Sarah Sears Cary Smith Rebecca Smith Nancy Stotesbury Gloria Swindell Carolyn Watson Jean Williams Leon Williams Rebecca Anderson William Ed Basnight June Cahoon Raymond Gibbs Andy Harris Elizabeth Ann Harris John Jay Harris Lou Ellen Mason David Pel Midyette James Roberts Faye Sawyer Bobby Spencer SEVENTH GRADE Eric Swindell Sandra Swindell Sue Swindell Douglas Tunnell Joyce Wheeler Amelia Worrell SIXTH GRADE Joe Henry Bishop Dorothy Brickhouse Emily Lou Cahoon Joseph Cahoon Kay Cuthrell Leonard Harris Hal McGee Jimmy McKinney Reginald Mason Tommy Ma son Bobby Mayo Gene Autry Midgett Glenn O ' Neal Larry O’Neal Barbara Pegram Ellen Sadler Joe Frank Sadler Phillip Wayne Sherman Tolar Simmons Betty Jean Smith George Ben Williams FIFTH GRADE Leslie Brooks Glenda Cahoon Linda Cahoon Rose Mary Cahoon Judy Carawan Diantha Gibbs Gene Gibbs Joseph Allen Gibbs Christene Harris Rosalind Harris Robert Eugene Jarvis Richard Lupton Paul Mason Mary Ann McKinney David O ' Neal Ronal Pugh Delmer Sadler Diana Sadler Larry Sadler Mary Jane Shelton Gloria Jean Smith Judy Spencer Josephine Swindell FOURTH GRADE Connie Brown Roy Carawan Betty Jane Harris Carlton Harris Jerry Harris Clarence Jenette, Jr. Jack Mason, Jr. Wayne Mason Lois O’Neal Roy Wayne O’Neal Jimmy Riburn Mary Anne Swindell Marion Wheeler THIRD GRADE Donald Brickhouse William Oscar Brickhouse Betty Bonner Charlie Mac Cahoon Bradley Gibbs Bobby Jarvis Jackie Jarvis Kyle Mann Jarvis Mason Lynn Mason Margaret Mason Troy Lane Mayo Melba Midyette Georgia Carol Mitchell Richard O’Neal Betty Pegram Lynnette Pugh Dianne Lee Rankin Charles Douglas Reid Mae Sadler Rita Faye Simmons Sherwood Smithwick Hyman Spencer A. 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STORE Belhaven North Carolina JOHNSON’S GROCERY “A Complete Food Store” Belhaven North Carolina Co m pli m e nts of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Belhaven North Carolina A FRIEND Belhaven North Carolina Com pli ments of H. E. BOYDE Belhaven North Carolina BILL GUTHRIE’S GULF STATION Washing-Greasing-Simonizing Belhaven North Carolina FARMERS EXCHANGE Friendly F. C. X. Dealer Belhaven North Carolina TOLAN’S DEPT. STORE Belhaven North Carolina Compliments of RADIO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Belhaven North Carolina “M” SYSTEM STORE Belhaven North Carolina Give Clothes to JEAN’S CLEANERS Columbia North Carolina EARL’S CAFE Dine and Dance Creswell North Carolina MAYFLOWER RESTAURANT “For Good Eating’’ Plymouth North Carolina OWENS SUPPLY COMPANY Builder’s Material Feeds-Farm Supplies Columbia North Carolina Compliments of CENTRAL GARAGE Plymouth North Carolina BALLANCE SERVICE STATION Oyster Bar--Cafe Fairfield North Carolina C. M. SWINDELL General Merchandise Fairfield North Carolina DALLAS CUTRELL General Merchandise Fairfield North Carolina J. C. WILLIAMS, JR. AGENCY Auto- Insurance - Fire Swan Quarter North Carolina MACK’S ESSO SERVICE Roy J. Carawan, Manager Swan Quarter North Carolina JACK’S SERVICE STATION Dealer in Fishing Equipment and Bait Swan Quarter North Carolina SWINDELL’S DRESS SHOP Misses Juniors Belhaven North Carolina Compliments of CAMEO THEATER Belhaven North Carolina Compliments of HUBERT WINDLEY’S SERVICE STATION Belhaven North Carolina J. G. PAUL SON Auto Marine Supplies Belhaven North Carolina BELHAVEN BAKERY Dairy Store, Icecream, Sandwiches Belhaven North Carolina MYERS (0 STATION Washing, Greasing Pantego North Carolina HYDE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Massey-Harris Farm Machinery Engelhard North Carolina FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANIES ENGELHARD CAFE William B. Thompson B. G. Midyette, Manager Washington North Carolina Engelhard North Carolina J. B. MESSICK LUMBER COMPANY R. S. SPENCER Building Supplies Refrigerators - Furniture Washington North Carolina Engelhard North Carolina EUREKA LUMBER COMPANY J. H. PATRICK Self-Service Washington North Carolina Engelhard North Carolina J. H. JARVIS SON Compliments of CLUB POPARENA Engelhard North Carolina Engelhard North Carolina Compliments of A FRIEND CONTRIBUTORS The Rendezvous Glamor Shop Mr. Mrs. Franklin Midyette W. H. (Bill) Dodd J. L. Smith Fred Tunnell George Davis Belhaven Fish Oyster Co. Alligood - Owens W. B. (Bill) Squires Roanoke Electric Appliance Mr. W. W. Williams Bill Russ Carty’s Machine Shop Mrs. W. B. Cherry Gilbert Richards C. B. Jennette ROSE BAY OYSTER HOUSE Swan Quarter North Carolina CHARLIE’S Mattamuskeet Causeway- Swan Quarter North Carolina CAHOON WAHAB Meats - -Groceries Swan Quarter North Carolina MARGARET LUPTON Florist Swan Quarter North Carolina THANKS ADVERTISERS from the Annual Staff of 10 (via Ke v ur ANNUAL POSSIBLE! 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