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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

V ' V 4 W ' ' Mj- Mi f --.At f VSt y i.i ' • ' A N t t % t 1 2 Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS OF I95S WEST HYDE HIGH SCHOOL Swan Quarter, North Carolina Not to the top but climbing. 3 Zhe Quarterian Staff Lynn Roberts Sports Editor Sandra Jennette Photo Editor Bill Griffin Editor Evelyn Wheeler Copy Editor Betty Simmons Photo Editor Mrs. Carolyn Harris Advisor Patricia Swindell Activities Editor Myla Baum Editor Margaret Credle Business Manager Dewey Sawyer Circulation Manager Thomas Jones Art Editor Patty Cara wan Feature Editor Doris Raburn Circulation Manager David Mason Advertising Manager Bobby Dunbar Advertising Manager Activities Editor Leland Harris Copy Editor Dorothy Ann Cuthrell Art Editor Frances Ann Williams Circulation Manager Charles Jarvis Sports Editor Woodley Sadler Circulation Manager Jf L 1 1 rrinti 1 u 4 ' Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1958, dedicate this, our edition of The Quarterian to our coach and teacher of mathematics and science, Mr. E. K.Mann. For his guidance, his answers to our many questions, and his undying hope in our sports activities, we are grateful; and we take this opportunity to express our gratitude. 5 School Services office w T w Lupton, Be rK s o“s“ 9 ,r Vheele ' S«inaeU. Dewey Sawyer r Ma rvi n J Bobfc y D n unb B a r r ooks —D BUS DRIV£RS ' O f Neal ri n • C! BafSS ' 1 ; SAFE 1 ' Allen Spencer, lie. Myla Ca-wan, Sandra tte, Dmda UOAl orkbbc J e s s i e o . Ll Fi t?“ hWick ’ M rs. All ene O ' Neal. 6 Joseph W. Lupton, Principal Social Studies and Health Mrs. Carolyn S. Harris English, French and Math Mrs. Frostie Lupton Typing, Bookkeeping, and Shorthand High School faculty Ernest Kyle Mann Math and Science Mrs. Pauline M. Berry Home Economics John M. Worrell Agriculture Mrs. Nellie J. McKinney First and Second Grades Mrs. Tommie Gaylord Second and Third Grades Miss Lona Bonner Third and Fourth Grades Elementary School daculty Mrs. Mabel Credle Mrs. Marietta McKinney Mrs. Jennette Baucom Fifth and Sixth Grades Sixth and Seventh Grades Seventh and Eighth Grades mtmmrn Margaret Credle Evelyn Wheeler. Myla Baum . . . Bobby Dunbar Lynn Roberts . . Patricia Swindell Bill Griffin . . . . . . . Secretary . . . . Reporter . Vice President Parliamentarian . . . . President . . . .Treasurer . . . . Reporter J MY LA BAUM A lovelier person and one so fair, Today is really very rare. FHA 1-4; Officer 3,4; Convention 3,4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Sound Off Staff 3, 4-H 1,2; Cheerleader 4; Safety Patrol 3,4; Carnival Contestant 1, 3. PATTY CARAWAN You ' ll find that this is just her way, Say nothing when there ' s nothing to say. FHA 1-4; Class Play 3; Basketball 1-3; Annual Staff 4; Sound Off Staff 3. Zke Senior Class Of 195$ MARGARET CREDLE No matter where, no matter when, She ' s one on whom you can depend. FHA 1-4; Class Officer 1,3,4; Class Play 4; Reflector Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; 4-H 1; Safety Patrol 1,2; Graduation Exercises 3; May Day 3; Office Worker 2,3; Glee Club 1-4. DOROTHY ANN CUTHRELL When all alone you seem to stand, She will lend a helping hand. Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 3; Basketball 1-4; 4-H 1,2; Glee Club 3; FHA 4; Reflector Staff 3; Lunch Room Worker 2,3,4. BOBBY DUNBAR What with his class, charm, and wit, He ' s sure to make a great big hit. FFA 1-4; Officer 3,4; State Conven¬ tion 1,2,3; Bus Driver 3,4; Glee Club 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Reflector Staff 3; Class Play 3,4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Safety Patrol 1; Carnival King 1; Class Officer 1,3, 4; Class Day 3. BILL GRIFFIN Efficient, dependable, progressive is he. No finer fellow you ever will see. Beta Club 2-4; President 3,4; State Convention 2; Class Officer 2,4; F F A 1 -4; Officer 3,4; State Con¬ vention 3; Marshal 1-3; Chief 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Glee Club 1-4 Class Play 3,4; Reflector Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; May Day 3; Cheer¬ leader 1,2; Scorekeeper 3. LELAND HARRIS All day long he can oversee, So fascinated by work is he. FFA 1-4; Class Play 3; Baseball 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Reflector Staff 3; Basketball 2-4; Class Day 3. CHARLES JARVIS Not a sailor not a star. Just a pilot flying far. FFA 1-4; Officer 3; Glee Club 2-4; Safety Patrol 1,2; Annual Staff 4; May Day 3; Baseball 2-4; Class Play 3; 4-H 1,2; Officer 1; Basketball 1-4; Reflector Staff 3. Zlie Senior Class SANDRA JENNETTE Here ' s a girl of char m and grace, Whose virtues are reflected in her face. Cheerleader 2-4; Chief 3,4; Class Officer 3; Glee Club 1-4; Class Play 3,4; Reflector Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; FHA 1-4; Officer 2,3; Librarian 2; 4-H 1; Class Day 3; May Day 3; Safety Patrol 3,4. THOMAS JONES Not a romeo and not a flirt, Only a lad who likes a skirt. FFA 1-4; Officer 4; Convention 1,2; Baseball 2; Sound Off Staff 3; Glee Club 1 , 2,4; Class Play 3,4; Beta Club 2-4; Convention 2; Carnival King 4; Marshal 3; Bus Driver 3; Class Officer 2; 4-H 1; May Day 3. DAVID MASON A really cute chap so full of wit, With young and old he makes a hit. FFA 1-4; Class Play 3; Baseball 2; Basketball 1; Annual Staff 4, Reflector Staff 3. LYNN ROBERTS If you need someone with athletic skill, Here ' s the girl that fits the bill. Class President 4; Glee Club 3,4; Basketball 1-4; Annual Staff 4; 4-H 1,2; Marshal 2; FTA 3; Officer 3; Beta Club 3,4; District Rally 3; Office Worker 2-4; Ice Cream Seller 4 ; Beaufort County Typing Contest 3; Northeastern N. C. Typing Contest 3. DORIS RABURN Her ability to always have a good time, Makes her life seem so sublime. FHA 1-4; Officer 2-4; Class Presi¬ dent 3; Glee Club 1-4; Cheerleader 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Reflector Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Office Worker 3; Carnival Queen 4; 4-H 1; May Day 3; Class Day 3. Of 195S WOODLEY SADLER Carefree, breezy, Irish wit, Portray this guy, we think is it. FFA 1 -4; State Convention 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,4; Sound Off Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; 4-H 1. DEWEY SAWYER A safer driver is hard to find, No hurry, no worry, just takes his time. FFA 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Class Play 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Carnival Con¬ testant 3. BETTY SIMMONS Lady lawyers are hard to find, But just give Betty a little time. Class Officer 2; FHA 1,2; Officer 2; Glee Club 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Class Play 3 ,4; Sound Off 3; Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA SWINDELL Her example we all should follow, For she is such an excellent scholar. FHA 1-4; Officer 4; Convention 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Convention 2; Class Officer 1-4; Marshal 1,3; Glee Club 1-3; Re¬ flector Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; 4-H 1,2; Basketball 1-4; Office Worker 4; Ice Cream Seller 4; May Day 3. EVELYN WHEELER Of the past she never boasts, To her the future counts the most. FHA 1,3; Beta Club 3,4; Officer 3, 4; Glee Club 1-4; Student Director Jr. Play 3; Basketball 1-4; Captain 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,4; Reflector Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 1,2; 4-H 1,2; Officer 2; Office Worker 4; Lunch Room Helper 3; May Day 3; Class Play 4. Zhe Senior Class Of 1958 FRANCES ANN WILLIAMS Though tiny as a little pearl, She ' ll find her place in this wide world. FHA 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Reflector Staff 4; Cheerleader 4; Office Work¬ er 3; 4-H 1; Lunch Room Worker 4. Mrs. Carolyn Harris Our advisor, teacher, friend Present whenever we ' re in need To supply the gerund, noun, or verb To praise a well-done deed. Always there behind the scenes At parties, suppers, and plays. Her many helpful services to each of us We ' ll remember throughout our days. A very warm and hearty thank-you We each say to you, and We pray the good Lord up above Will guide you by His Hand. Zhe Cog Of Zhe Class Of 1958 In September, 1954, thirty-one travellers, called Freshmen, set out on a four-year journey that has almost come to an end. The first lap was spent getting the feel of the road. Their leaders were Bobby Dunbar, head, Leah Williams, Betty Sears, Margaret Credle, and Evelyn Wheeler with Mrs. Pauline Berry, advisor. Realizing they would pass this way but once and wanting to get the most out of their high school journey, the Freshmen joined several travellers clubs in¬ cluding FFA, FHA, and the Glee Club. Christine Sadler, Betty Simmons, Patricia Swindell, Evelyn Wheeler, Leah Williams, Lynn Roberts, Dorothy Ann Cuthrell, Bobby Dunbar, and Charles Jarvis spent their extra time playing basketball; while Betty Sears, Sally Ann Harris, Nathan Sears, and Bill Griffin spent hours practicing and leading yells. During the Freshmen year, Sally Ann, Delbert Cahoon, Edna Earle Pittman, and Joseph Spring took side roads and left the group completely. Thus, in September, 1955, there were only twenty-five traveller s to begin the Sophomore lap of the journey. Their leaders were Betty Simmons, head, Myla Baum, Thomas J one s , Rena Sparrow, Patricia, and Bill with Mrs. Sarah Campbell, advisor. Thomas, Patricia, and Bill joined the Beta Club and sidetracked for a four-days detour to the Beta Convention in Asheville. Perhaps the most en¬ joyable stop for all was the Sophomore-Senior party. Linda Gibbs and Christine took side roads to matrimony and did not continue the journey with the Class of ' 58. In 1956, the travellers were separated at a road block in the main highway. At Engelhard, Myla and Patty Carawan played basketball; Myla was the class treasurer; Myla, Woodley, Thomas, Betty, and Patty were in the class play J uke Box. They really enjoyed the short stop to plan and decorate for the Fairyland Junior-Senior. Lynn, at Belhaven, was in the Beta Club and FTA and played basketball. At Swan Quarter, Doris, head, Dorothy Ann, Margaret, Patricia, Sandra, and Bobby were the leaders; and Mrs. Iberia Tunnell, con¬ ductor. Evelyn joined the Beta Club. Highlights included editing the Reflector , attending the State Fair, presenting Good Gracious, Grandma, taking a four- days detour to Washington, D.C., and giving the Seniors a Garden Party. Shelby Sawyer and Leah took the side road to matrimony. In September, 1957, nineteen of the original travellers reunited and set out on the fourth, last, and busiest lap of the four-year trip. The leaders were Lynn, head, Myla, Margaret, Patricia, Bobby, Evelyn, and Bill. Mrs. Carolyn Harris was along to give much needed advice. They stopped to select their class rings, to edit The Quarterian , and to present Hot Ice. On October 25, they stopped in at the Halloween Carnival and saw Thomas Jones and Doris Raburn, crowned King and Queen. The Seniors held their own in basketball; while Sandra, Doris, Myla, and Frances led the yells. The Senior s are now looking forward to reaching their destination. Graduation. At this great intersection they will leave the caravan, and each will go his separate way on life ' s wonderful journey. Historians: Bill Griffin Betty Simmons Thomas Jones 15 Prophecy Of Class Of 1958 News flash ! The Seniors of West Hyde will be the first people to use Dr. Sputnick ' s new wonder machine--an amazing device which has the power to search into the future, reveal the hidden, and make known the secret. Naturally excitement is high as the Seniors await the arrival of Dr. Sputnick and his futuristic machine. However, a hush falls over the group when he arrives and sets up the machine, and they become spellbound at the scenes revealed by the Sputnick mechanism. First, a classroom appears and the faces of little children show that they are very much interested in what the teacher, Myla Baum, is saying. She always did have a way with children. We see Margaret Credle in Park View Hospital in Rocky Mount, and we know that she is the best loved nurse by many of her patients. Appearing next is a scene of a busy telephone office in the Pentagon building. There, Dorothy Ann Cuthrell, looking happy and satisfied, is supervisor over twenty-five operators. In the next scene we see a throng of people gazing at a plane that has just landed. From the cockpit step Leland Harris and Charles Jarvis. They have just completed testing another of the new jet planes. Then we see Dewey Sawyer, who is head mechanic in charge of school buses at Hackney Bus Co. in Wilson. For Dewey, there ' s no other job like it. Next we see a lovely room of socialites where several young wives are to¬ gether for bridge. Two of them are Frances Ann Williams and Patty Carawan. As again the scene changes,we see an interior decorator redecorating the Empire State Building. She is almost covered in material. Look again, it ' s Patricia Swindell. And thenworking in the fourth dimension, as it were, we find ourselves in a Chinese classroom where Doris Raburn is teaching English to the Chinese children. A country church comes into view. At the door we recognize Bill Griffin shaking hands with each per s on and accepting humbly, That was a fine sermon, Preacher. Suddenly, excitement fills the air as the winning car races over the finish line at the Indianapolis Speedway. Who could the driver be but David Mason! Another scene in Washington, D. C. This time in the FBI building where Thomas Jones, head of fingerprinting, engages Betty Simmons, secretary, in dis cus sion. Nextwe see Evelyn Wheeler briskly typing manuscripts for a famous writer. Close by is her Coast Guard husband. In Hollywood we discover Lynn Roberts with Oh, no, it can ' t be, Elvis Presley! Butitis.and with him are his children. We see it. Lynn is a tutor. As the future unfolds,we see Dr. Robert Dunbar, M.D., coming out of the examining room at Walter Reid Hospital. Following him is the President of the U. S. Viewing further we see Sandra Jennettee busy in a conference with some of the leading designers of the world. Sandra is introducing a new style in fashions. Next we see what appears to be a village. But, no, it ' s only a tourist court. It must be Woodley Sadler ' s since the name is The W . Sadler Court . Will Dr. Sputnick ' s invention be a success: Read this prophecy again in ten years to find out. Prophetesses: Patricia Swindell Sandra Jennette Lynn Roberts 16 Cast Will And Zest ament We, the Seniors of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-eight, of West Hyde High School, in the County of Hyde, the State of North Carolina, being in a good mental condition, and having good temperament, do hereby make this, our Last Will and Testament, rendering null and void, any former wills that may have been made by us. Article I To the faculty, we leave our deepest appreciation for their devoted time and continuous understanding. Article II To the Juniors, we leave the many Senior privileges. Article III To the Sophomores, we will our typing ability and hope they have as much fun using it as we did. Article IV To the Fr e shmen, we leave our dignity and order in the library. Article V To our parents we leave our love and gratefulness for their many years of lov¬ ing guidance. Article VI We make the following individual be¬ quests : Item I. Myla Baum leaves her winning smile to Nancy Stotesberry. Item II. Margaret Credle bequeaths her desire for learning to Merlin Carawan. Item III. Dorothy Ann Cuthrell wills her reserved ways to Sarah Sears. Item IV. Sandra Jennette bequeaths her position as chief cheerleader to Ros¬ anna Carawan. Item V. Doris Raburn leaves her friendly ways to Marie Midyette. Item VI. Lynn Roberts bequeaths her understanding of geometry to J.P. O ' Neal. Item VII. Betty Simmons leaves her gift of gab to Elizabeth Ann Harris. Item VIII. Patricia Swindell wills her vivid imagination to Frances Cahoon. Item IX. Frances Williams bequeaths her quiet ways to Joe Henry Bishop. Item X. Evelyn Wheeler wills her vi¬ tality and ability to get things done to Glenn Mooney. Item XI. DavidMasonleaves his mis¬ chievous ways to Gene Carawan. Item XII. Bobby Dunbar wills his tal¬ ent for acting on stage, or off, to Sherlin Carawan. Item XIII. Leland Harris leaves his ability to tell a joke, without laughing, to Eric Swindell. Item XIV. Thomas Jones wills his artistic ability to Billy Gene Carawan. Item XV. Woodley Sadler bequeaths his slow, carefree ways to Mrs. Carolyn Harris. Item XVI. Dewey Sawyer leaves bus 68 to whoever will take as much pride in driving it as he. Item XVII. Bill Griffin wills his abil¬ ity to succeed in any field to Jimmy Mc¬ Kinney. Item XVIII. Charles Jarvis bequeaths his abilityto get out of tight jams to Joe Sadler. Item XIX. Patty Carawan leaves her ability to be composed in any situation to Joyce O ' Neal. We hereby appoint Mrs. Carolyn Har¬ ris, our advisor, sole executor of this our Last Will and Testament. In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class of 1958, do set seal on this, the twenty-ninth day of May, Nineteen H un d r e d and Fifty-eight. Testatrices: Myla Baum Doris Raburn Evelyn Wheeler 17 Rosanna Carawan Rebecca Smith . Nancy Stotesbury Dorothy Cutrell. Gloria Swindell . Vice President . . .Secretary . . . Reporter . . Treasurer . . .President , t t ! f W- 1 4 v , A. - ...  f Is ; ( t (juniors Marvin Brooks Frances Cahoon Billy Gene Carawan Merlin Carawan Rosanna Carawan Dorothy Cutrell Marie Midgette Glenn Mooney J.P. O ' Neal Sarah Sears Rebecca Smith Nancy Stotesbury Gloria Swindell 19 ■ Sophomore Becky Anderson Larry Armstrong William Ed. Basnight Ina Pearl Blake Gene Carawan Sherlin Carawan Andy Harris Elizabeth Ann Harris John Jay Harris Lou Ellen Mason Joyce Ann O ' Neal Douglas JTunnell Eric Swindell Sandra Swindell Joyce Wheeler Amelia Worrell 21 V ft A g ' vM 3 1 • ' :i -freshman Officers Kay Cuthrell. . Lorraine Potter Joseph Cahoon June Jennette . Betsy Cahoon . % 1 1 Ik r , ] freshman Jimmy Armstrong Joe Henry Bishop Harry Brooks Be sty Cahoon Emily Lou Cahoon Joseph Cahoon Elvis Carawan Linda Gay Carawan Kay Cuthrell Leonard Harris June Jennette Jimmy McKinney David Midgette Glenn O ' Neal Larry O ' Neal Barbara Pegram Annie Mae Pittman Lorraine Potter Joe Frank Sadler Cary Smith Allen Spencer 23 - r I IH8SH wmmaKKBKURBKtMM 0UCS Oy 24 Mascots Larry Boomer Karen Watson Sighth Grade Morris Barnette Judy Carawan Agnes Clark Faye Mable Credle Jimmy Dunbar Michael Jones Richard Lupton Mary Ann McKinney Linda Mooney David O ' Neal Annette Richards Diana Sadler Virginia Sadler Donna Simmons Gloria Jean Smith Toler Simmons Josephine Swindell Linda Swindell George Ben Williams Sammie Williams Seventh Grade Christopher Blake Ralph Brinn Leslie Brooks Connie Brown Glenda Cahoon Linda Cahoon Charles Carawan Roy Carawan Caroline Gaylord Gene Gibbs Betty Jane Harris Christine Harris Joseph Allen Gibbs Jerry Harris Carlton Harris Clarence Jennette Eugene Jarvis Jack Mason Paul Mason Wayne Mason Tommy Newman Lois O ' Neal Roy Wayne O ' Neal Jimmy Raburn Marjorie Richards Delmar Sadler Edward Lee Sadler Elaine Swindell Harry Sawyer Larry Sadler Rebecca Sawyer Marion Wheeler Not Pictured: Betty Lou Barnette 26 Sixth Grade Janice Baynor Henry Berry Margie Best Betty Bonner Oscar Brickhouse Donald Cahoon Charlie Mac Cahoon Donald Carawan Charles Douglas Reid Susan Gaylord Leland Gibbs Linda Harris Jackie Jarvis Kyle Mann Lou Ander McKinney June Midyette Melba Midyette Georgia C. Mitchell Mitchell Newman Richard O ' Neal Lois Sadler Mary Sears Rita Simmons Kenneth Hyman Spencer Clifford Swindell Carlyle Watson Althea Williams Betsy Lee Worrell Sifth Grade Georgene Bouchard Lester Berry Norma Jean Blake Robert Cahoon Mary Jane Gibbs Christopher Hudson Bobby Jarvis Jarvis Mason Troy Lane Mayo Linda Sadler Mae Sadler Gary Wayne Sadler Rebecca Sears Sherwood Smithwick Glenn Spencer Lucinda Swindell Michael Swindell Jimmie Whitaker Michael Williams Brice Williams Naomi Williams Lena Williams Sharon Potter 27 fourth Grade Dale Cox Elaine Credle Patricia Cuthrell Helen Gibbs Linda Gail Gray James Gurganus Patricia Harris Linda Hodges Margaret Mason Wanda Mason Ronnie McKinney Charles Parker Jackie Raburn Albert Rhodes Jane Sadler Lana Sadler Linda Faye Sawyer Ed Watson l Lloyd Lee Williams Zhird Qrade Dale Blake Van Carter Seth Credle Linda Carol Cuthrell Yvonne Evans Helen Gibbs William Edward Gibbs Ruth Lee Hodges James Allen Mason Dianne Midyette Edward Alan O ' Neal Bobby Peg ram Brenda Faye Sadler Amanda Sears Linwood Smith Danny Smithwick David Spencer Roy Spencer Gilbert Tunnell Buster Williams Morna Williams 28 Second Qrade Edward Armstrong Garry Berry J.L. Blake Gerald Brinn Edna Brooks Braxton Cahoon Eddie Cahoon Allen Thomas Credle Sandra Flowers Albin Gurganus Carolyn Harris Byron Hodges Loretta Hodges Jo Ann Howard Russell Lupton Spencer Mann Cynthia Midyette Meredith Mooney Dianne O ' Neal Larry Pittman Audrey Sadler Dana Sadler Kerry Sadler Veronica Sadler Donald Sawyer Sandra Sawyer Judith Sears Annette Simmons Johnnie Swindell J.C. Williams Marvin Ray Worrell dirst (jrade Sharon Berry Lawson Blake Kenneth Byrnes Chester Cahoon Phillip Carawan Don Warren Gibbs Gloria Gray Gary Mayo Gary Midyette Ward Miller David O ' Neal Peggy Lou Pittman Ryan Rhodes Patsy Jo Sadler Juanita Sawyer Jean Spencer Edmond Swindell Mary Helen Tunnell Hugh Watson Olian Williams Kelly Williams 29 Primary King and Queen Grammar Grade King and Queen Vann Carter - Morna Williams Jimmy Dunbar - Annette Richards Elementary Contestants for King and Queen First Row: Michael Williams, Vann Carter, Morna Williams, Sharon Berry, Hubert Watson, Lana Sadler. Second. Row: Annette Richards, Christopher Blake, Glenda Cahoon, Mary Jane Gibbs, Jimmy Dunbar, Eddie O ' Neal. 30 A ' i ' : y ? ■ ' - ..•: •« X ; T ' { s • i V- - -4 1 •• V « . ,V . . V , • ' ‘ ' £ , . « „ ;• v   f ■ 4  , •• -JfWvi • ' ' v4 ??V ‘ • • • ' ' ■ V • v  • • • ’.v V ' rv4f I ' ■4f f Ar l 4 V Meta Club K efee tor Staff Rebecca Smith, Editor in Chief; Beth Sears, Business Manager; Rosanna Carawan, Art Editor; Dorothy Cutrell, Copy Editor; Nancy Stotesbury, Features Editor; Gloria Swindell, News and Sports Editor; Marvin Brooks, Production Manager; Glenn Mooney, Marie Midyette, Circulation Managers; J.P. O ' Neal, Billy Gene Carawan, Merlin Carawan, Salesmen. Not Pictured: Frances Cahoon, Salesman. r a Marshals Patricia Swindell, Dorothy Cutrell, Elizabeth Ann Harris, Bill Griffin - Chief; Sandra Swindell, Gloria Swindell 7.3.A- Officers Billy Gene Carawan - Reporter Glenn Mooney - Secretary Thomas Jones - Treasurer Mr. Worrell Bill Griffin - President Bobby Dunbar - Vice President - Advisor Dewey Sawyer - Sentinel 3uture darmers Of America 3. H. A- Officers Sandra Swindell - Treasurer Myla Baum - Vice President Patricia Swindell - Secretary Dorothy Cutrell - Song Leader Rosanna Carawan - President Mrs. Berry - Advisor Doris Raburn - Reporter Rebecca Smith - Pianish Joyce Wheeler - Parliamentarian Betsy Cahoon - Historian future Homemakers Of America ■ ■ mmm girls’ Basketball Zeam Rebecca Anderson, Gloria Swindell, Kay Cuth- rell, Lynn Roberts, Patricia Swindell, Dorothy Cutrell, Forwards; Joyce Wheeler, Sandra Swin¬ dell, Dorothy Ann Cuthrell, Betsy Cahoon, Ame¬ lia Worrell, Evelyn Wheeler, Betty Simmons, Guards. Evelyn Wheeler, Captain Bill Griffin, Score Keeper 36 Keys’ Kasketball Zeam Bobby Dunbar, Charles Jarvis, Allen Spencer, Guards; Merlin Carawan, John Jay Harris, Jo¬ seph Cahoon, Jimmy McKinney, J.P. O ' Neal, Forwards. Not Pictured; Sherlin Carawan, For¬ ward. Mr. E.K. Mann, Coach Merlin Carawan, Captain 37 —1 Cheerleaders Lou Ellen Mason, Lorraine Potter, Joyce O ' Neal, Sandra Jennette, Chief; Doris Raburn, Myla Baum, Rosanna Carawan. Maseball Zearn First Row: Joe Henry Bishop, Bobby Dunbar, Larry O ' Neal, Joe Frank Sadler, John Jay Harris, Allen Spencer. Second Row: Marvin Brooks, Billy Gene Carawan, Dewey Sawyer, Thomas Jones, Joseph Cahoon. Third Row: Charles Jarvis, J.P. O ' Neal, Jimmy McKinney, Andy Harris, Cary Smith, Glenn O ' Neal, Merlin Carawan. Mr. and Miss Senior Bobby Dunbar - Myla Baum Rest ' Dancers Betty Simmons Woodley Sadler Mast Dependable Margaret Credle Most Sincere Dorothy Ann Cuthrell '  r StHOMS West Dressed Bobby Dunbar Sandra Jennette West Cooking Thomas Jones Uest Personality Myla Baum Wittiest Leland Harris friendliest Doris Raburn Most J thletie Charles Jarvis Lynn Roberts ■ .....xi.-ttiiiVi’i— I Best AH Round Bill Griffin Patricia Swindell Most Jnlatioe Evelyn Wheeler Halloween Royalty Thomas Jones - Doris Raburn King and Queen Rosanna Carawan Billy Gene Carawan Sandra Gene Swindell Carawan ' Y Cahoon 45 COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. Belhaven, North Carolina PAMLICO POWER AND LIGHT CO. INC. 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WALKER SONS Wall to Wall Carpets and Rugs Washington, North Carolina Congratulations, Seniors ROANOKE FARMERS EXCHANGE Plymouth, North Carolina EARL ' S CAFE Dine and Dance Creswell, North Carolina Compliments 0 SINCLAIR REFINING CO. Belhaven, North Carolina PUNGO ICE FUEL COMPANY Belhaven Marina Evinrude motors-Boats-Trailers R. H. Bishop Belhaven, North Carolina CAPPS GROCERIES PUNGO DRIVE-IN See the Stars under the Stars Belhaven, North Carolina Pantego, North Carolina BILL GUTHRIE ' S GULF SERVICE Belhaven, North Carolina VOLIVA LUMBER COMPANY Belhaven, North Carolina CAVALIER MOTOR COURT Cottages and Rooms T V-Air conditioning-Swimming Pool Kill Devils Hill, North Carolina Compliments of MANTEO FURNITURE COMPANY Manteo, North Carolina Congratulations to the Seniors Compliments 0 THE VIRGINIA SHOP W. E. BISHOP Belhaven, North Carolina Scranton, North Carolina J. G. 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