Woodland Olney High School - Sylvan Yearbook (Woodland, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1959 volume:

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M.: .'A+ A ' 1 L , -0- , ah - A1 'M - Y ' f' Q , J, I ,QAAM A-3' A ' A ' , 'V A an-n f' 'PFA f' ' A NAU- A -'RA-ifiznir 'f-Q.: 152- ff -LBA My 1' A- +AAh4n..:..uA-AA f A- A A 4 A AA- .'A Mm? , ., 995- N. ,,W,,f, . If si 3 Fs!Eb . G! f-av 3- LW W,-W A :aww i me 2422316 U we WWW -kffftff' ? :'1!x4 2 ,mm uf V , LM 43, f - mum H H ww mn P f ,.,. ge -w,w 1 www , WW - ,vw-, -, Nw mv, ,VAA 'gi' ,sw 1,1 1: V ggi' vw' W' Are The Scene M 4, 1 ew X, v y1-.WH ul' 9' 1.5-ww 1-asv' yi yy!!! Xi' milf! ww mba 1 - N669 new ii! lil 5 Lgsggriw W Jiiffw www! W. Y, Q i awww 5533: 'yfiim X ' nf -'l K QWW., - L A 531' 2. 1 s lik 1 4 .M..Q.,., W 55'-'38 4 ,wi M: ' H 1186 ., A, . HMA.-' ' Jim mf H ,- , MJ, K QA - Q OOO A , ii' THIS IS OUR SCHGOL In 1917, the Woodland School and Olney School of George were consolidated to form Woodland-Olney High School. A three-story building, with auditorium on the third floor was constructed to house the new school. In the '20' the auditorium was condemned as Lmsafe. The gymnasium was then used as assembly hall. In 1933-35, the pres ent building was completed along with a dormitory to house teachers and boarding students. In the '30' many students from out of the community came to school at Woodland. In 1956, a modern building was added to the school plant to accommodate Home Eco- nomics, Agriculture, and a cafeteria. as Gym 2 Teacherage TH E SYLVAN W 'RIGER5 hi 0 0 5G Oo cu IN I K .E J: X 7 Z z A NOK an z I U 5 zfflgqy U H- 1 I 0 I E 'lf Q fu Q9 I5 U 1' I 5 is 5 fGERE11'G S PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS I WOODLAND-OLNEY HIGH SCHOOL 5 Woodland, North Carolina ea 'EJ E Ann Futrell ....... Editor-in Chief Juanita Hill ....... Associate Editor John Vick ..... Advertising Manager Luther Barnes . . Subscrintinn Manager FOREWORD The Senior Class has collected in THE SYLVAN of 1959 apictured record of events of a year that will always be So Dear to Our Hearts. This undertaking was made possible by a host of friends whom we thank. We hopethat this annual will recall good memories for all the subscribers. 3 The anticipation of the coming day is vividly expressed in the faces of these young students. The rush is on - - to the lunchroom, that is. This is a pleasure all high school students have experienced. The Seniors are ready, willing, and prepared to carrytheir full load of res- ponsibilitythroughout the day and year. Children always have a way of tying in education with the most blissful fun. Day By Day, We 32 4 Traverse The Halls Of The School We Love l V' ' 'A ' , '15-. Af ,- if .W xi lc 5 . t.:. . ,,:, 1 , F 5' 1 K 5 We Learn From Capable Leaders and Participate In School Activities 6 l ff dl xx 6 Q ,te And The Moments Of Merriment X, , H, ,S H I , K af v Have Made This Year So Dear To Our Hearts With the deepest gratitude and appreciation for their integrity, their unswerving faith. love. and devotion throughout the yo:1rs,we. the Seniors of 1959. dedicate the 1959 A ' SYLVAN to our Parents. edit 1011 of TH E 5 I 1 2 3 ll I 2 J.. I ADMINISTRATION Mr. B. L. White, Principal SCHOOL BOARD Chairman - Mr. George Parker Secretary - Mrs. John Vaughan Back row 1. to r. Mr. James Vinson Mr. Walter Reinhardt Mr. Clyde Jenkins 4 9 Y, Q . :.. ' JF ..... R ' irq . 1 fL. -. n gg 'W - . a is 3. ' E la-W :.' . ig, gf- l . , 1.5, ,V 9 4 G - A ,X fe X FACU LTY B. L. White, Principal Guilford College Mathematics Mary Ellen Lassiter Guilford College English, French Esther P. Wethington East Carolina College Commerce Physical Education Ben C. Wethington Atlantic Christian College Science Physical Education Phillip W. Taylor N. C. State College Vocational Agriculture Autrey B. Jenkins WCUNC Vocational Home Economics Mary Ella Parker Norfolk Business School Librarian Margaret A. Carter WCUNC Public School Music Piano IO I 'gf' s Nun-.........M. X1' TN B R L CLASSES Q O f 1 ? 4' 4 .fm k t Q ' A rx v , 9 ' 1, 5355 ., si - ' i - 9 XX Q ' - ' in Q1 1 i 58 MARSHALS ii e L. to r. Chief - Betsy Benthall Jane Timberlake olbert Howell C 1 Juanita Hill Linda P well 5 CLASS MOTTO Let us not live to see how much good we can get out of the world, but rather strive to see how much good we can put into it. S E N I CJ R S Sponsor: Miss Mary Ellen Lassiter CLASS OFFICERS President: Colbert Howell Vice-President: John Vick Secretary: Lucy Lassiter Treasurer: Linda Powell Reporter: Jane Timberlake MASCOTS Debra Starr Johnson Stephen Ace Wethington in 9- J K.. 3 3: 12 4. P J pu-mu LUTHER JOYNER BETSY BLAND BARNES BENTHALL So well to know, so swell Her P i 21 U 0 Playing is 1 a pal, . irresistible. I L by .M L -. KS CHARLES BENJAMIN CLIFTON FENTON DUNN EDWARDS Quia-tness makes abet- ter thinker. L F 's fi Si '-W... i or ,if ROBERT EUGENE BRYANT Laughter is never an endg it's a by-product. I3 A penny for your thoughts. plfxia is Q 5 K. MARILYN ANN FUTRELL Friendship is constant in all things. COLBERT PAGE f 'w 1'6- 'Vt ROBERT MANN FUTRELL TO all a friendly smile that lingers for a while. DONALD LYNN JENKINS HOWELL Quiet and unassuming, Ideas are the result of 4 but Capable of giving 3 hard 121b0I'- sweet smile. JUANITA BELLE HILL . Leave silence to the saintsg I ambut human. I 4 If FEET' MILDRED SMITH JOHNSON Thoughtfu1ness is never forgotten. NETTIE PEARL JOHNSON When she will, she will, and you may depend on it. ,Wav LUCY MAE LASSITER No legacy is so rich as honesty. WILLIAM MADRY LEWTER Friendly, jolly, and good-naturedf' xii 'N wif, bi 'CNW' 1. f1N fr Q +-ef-A HORACE HULAN LANE A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. ROBERT EARL LANE I hear, yet say not much but think the more. C.. 'in-a..eV.,.,,w '.-Qgijtk f 4aA,xa,L'R We ,f 5,22-Me, .Q L, ,,,,y, xc,,:i1fg?lf-e-.:'-eg V :i155,gfg35Qgvt.3-g L faisixwrf ' ,'. , .av-ae, MILTON ODOM STRICKLAND Happiness is cheaper than worry. JANE GRIFFIN TIMBERLAKE Music makes the re- membrance of her dear. 'Vx Qx VIRGINIA DARE MARTIN The best manners and the noblest heart. LINDA LEE POWELL Willing to w o r k , yet always having fun. 11 L it 16 K-Qc JOHN FLEETWOOD VICK He who has patience has everything. LEE SIMONS WEST Cute and well-dressed, a really nice guy. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Elwood Parker Vice-President: Ellen Rochester Secretary: Betsy Revelle Treasurer: David West Reporter: Thomas Whitley J U N I O R S Sponsor: Mrs. Billy Jenkins 78 ie., G. James Norman Bryant Bryant ,. ,, ings 51.-Q if qu-17. 1+ M f James Daughtry fx an ' A,5f '+, ' N. i M . my g 4? - if 'Q W ..,-. .. . , egg I gm i i ' f , ze. fe naswifws l R 'Yi Sonny Carter Q ff- 1,- ? ' l L ef iQ Us iii af- 1 A ' Wg, A, 2 inf.-'nri5'ffia3j1iiL S? 1 -1 if ls'-wfsffziffggfs iv. si r ' lff2'5'5n1jQk',,E fgj I5-. 1 R ' SWE' Billy Dunning QV' 'YN Qu.-Q Elma Crowder f ACN 7' Ivan Dewey Billy Betty Futrell Hobbs Hodges Jenkins 42? W , 'X Earl Pat Elwood B6tSy Joyner Lassiter Parker Revelle Ellen iz 5 3 ,affix David Rochester West qu, Thomas Bobby Whitley Wilder K I9 Not Pictured: Joyce Bryant Joyce Rawls Sandra Vinson ms.. 'MI Sf,-5'-f L T l YI - A -21'-.-5 My CLASS OFFICERS President: Phoebe Lassiter Vice President: Raymond Benthall Secretary: Yvonne Hill Treasurer: Winborne Futrell Reporter: Joe Vaughan Sergeant-at-Arms: Lensey Vinson SGPHGMORES Sponsor: Mr. B. C. Wethington zo i '5- ii Raymond Willie Benthall Bridgers 1' N, Hy -e - ' .- vi J il - Wilma Jean Winborne Futrell Futrell Dwight Jenkins Linda Rawls 'li' fi. 1- xv X 3 P 'PE .ff i l Anthony James Phyllis Futrell Futrell Futrell P We .vi li we Q, Q A4517 k ,A,,,,. 9 KWZ Q' Q Y 'K ' In 524 an eggs' Bobbie Yvonne Jimmy Griffin Hill Hodges 'YK' Shirley Charles Phoebe Marlin Joyner Lane Lassiter Mulder 1 fl - Not fi Pictured f fsei., Wayne f iz ff? Futrell it 2 ffiffig, V 'ff-:lla if ,g Qiffgigf if iai iie , Joe Lensey Thomas Vaughan Vinson Mabry 21 nfl V Sponsor: Mrs. B. C. Wethington CLASS OFFICERS President: Sidney Joyner Vice President: Winfred Bradley Secretary: Colburn Busch Treasurer: Sarah Ann Joyner Reporter: Donna Delaney FRESHMEN 'mf WfI' X ' 6 ' I ' K ',,.4,, ,whey ,V'- ' - 1.'r f -,.' 5 ig . 6 QQ Simon Mamie Askew Baker KQV! 4l If Q. . Rf 1 . k . Z iv . , s..., gy' 1 Johnny Thomas Barnes Bell K 'mtvh , L , m Z ,H is y ii W 'Fai . ,Mm ' ' S I W Edward Colburn Bryant Busch Nancy Ann Futrell ft say- , ,- ., 'xl x-. -.. few X 1 Judy Futrell so - - ! Douglas Nancy Winfred Blowe Bolton Bradley Judy Donna Wesley Clemons Delaney Emory V+- f .An cl Vs. ...W ..al ww.- N J-4 Susan Sarah Ann Sidney Jessup Joyner Joyner 'TVN K.-1, oru 4,oo . 1 -0-A. X .,,, .5 .. A mb- lvl V V, John Paul Johnny Joan Jeanne G. B. Mabry Outland Sumner Timberlake Timberlake 23 ELEMENTARY GRADES ci' 1 af' . f-Q f- 77 'J if-2. ,ff A if , S+.. -' pw Ap- if. wg, Q- is-, ! V, A I, H - ,X QL lv in , g . wk V. z Xb pg . Q f .wt V .t . S. in 1 an SLE f ir. K 3 X ' tv.. O I ELF T A x 'E Ja S A . . A E First row, left to right: J. Blanton, G. Blowe, G. Boyce, S. Burkett, R. Coggin, C. Colston, E. Connor C. Copeland, J. Futrell. Second row: R. Futrell, S. Hoggard, A. Jenkins, D. Joyner, D. Joyner D. Joyner,R. Morris,N. Motzno, D. Odom. Third row: D. Parker, M. Pruden, R. Skiles, G. Smith E. Timberlake, C. Vaughan, B. White, P. White. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES ..-. E f. . t A f -. N . ' 'Qfii 'T J ' :t-' A me f. .. ' ai: -A i . - A - W.. if W 'Ja ' R VM 1 ENN ff., X 3 .I ,X if f 'S .Q z ill Nw N1 ff? 4 ' - -5 1' x 5 XMSX MV! L ,T v QL m . H N 2 ft . ,, H +1 G 6.9. .,m,,:.t.r'a A K, X y ft' , L, ,V ,gig 1 . nL,.s,1i .N V L ., I ,7 S, im .id X ' N iff .ati ll Wll1 . .fi . tw... i First row, left to right: C. Babb, L. Baker, W. Bazmore, P. Belflower, M. Davis, E. Futrell, L. Futrell, R. Futrell, W. Grant. Second row: J. Hoggard, B. Hoke, L. Ivry, L. Kirpatrick, J. Las- siter, J. Lee, D. Martin, P. Martin, G. Mulder. Third row: L. Odom, H. Parker, W. Robinson, J. Smith, W. Taylor, W. Vinson, J. White, P. White, Mrs. Griffin. 24 S cf. 1.52 af ' -'12 . K THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES ir 5 .5 L. A Eng 5,1 g I jx! at Q Xu 5 Nl' ., X x,X.l .4 vi al 'ni 1- 'W v if S gi, N . '- '- -1- a. J 'T' 4 Q ff' rf K V 511. v mx , - y . f a . . xg ' 3 ' .. 4' 6 J- ,. M Q. '1. f fig ' - 1.-. . ful I 1 1' ' .1 1 g . , U . . qs' ' A I z t 4 ' f' -5- as 4 4 . A A Q.. . A ,L , Q., is li' I V -. 'fu ,W B... 4- . - , ,g A . M . , X lf' ,K 1 vw, ., f. ,sf ff - - 'P .. . f ff 74 ff 5QY?f'iNg Q5 ,ft .,, 'Q f fi or f fi r F A ' 1 .. ,yi 4 SWQK First row, left to right: M. Barmer, B. Blanton, J. Boyce, G. Brittle, S. Bryant, A. Burgwyn, L. Colston, E. Conner, A. Davis. Second row: M. Davis, L. Duke, B. Futrell, E. Futrell, B. Hodges, B. Jenkins, C. Jenkins, H. Jenkins, W. Jessup. Third row: F. Jones, B. Joyner, D. Joyner, D. Joy- ner, L. Lane, B. Mabrey, T. Macdowell, J. Parker, R. Powell. Fourth row: E. Revelle, S. Seago, B. Smith, R. Taylor, B. Timberlake. , , f I .A lx 'A,1 ' ' . - . , 4 . , . -1 -1 J. 5. i iw eg, a t :F ge, wx fy .1 ' A J 1-' A59 as A f r' f . 7 N as K' wiht X i as Q5 if 'TU Ii Qggullalfi . gm .. W FL: x it QrXx g' . -QL v- r t ., ' Q. M ,A 'V' ,J ur,-' . H. ' Q, L: Y 3... , ff, ,K V 5 , , :V --V, ' f ,V A il.. a A K -J f f ...L lg X. rx ii l. 1 A J... 1. ig.- A . iris A at P f 1 :Aa 5 gait' 1 S NWT tif I 'L First row, left to right: B. Babb, D. Babb, M. Beale, N. Belangia, T. Belangia, M. Bridges, C. Bryant, L. Bryant, J. Burkett. Second row: D. Futrell, J. Futrell, J. Futrell, D. Futrell, W. Hoggard, R. Holloman, P. Ivry, C. Joyner, G. Kirkpatrick. Third row: A. Lassiter, D. Mabrey, R. Outland, G. Parish, P. Slaughter, S. Smith, R. Sumner, P. Taylor, N. Underwood, Miss Owens. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES 'S 1 4- .. uv za-. N? K' A 'Q' 4 'N .43 5, Q-. Q- ' S. ' fl - .:. 1-. L ... J .:. 4'-' any Q ' 'gf f 1 EW.. I . x F .H - 1 X, . mv ws., , .,.. K . P 'f . J gfi-it-a3,,,:?gi:1'.! X S K 3 ' -V' i 3 K izzf '13-.fl .'?L,:m , . vti '?frlg:?xa: .. i 'O , . R A NJ VL? U It ,fs N , '15 an 97, , ,f , Q, fig T . at' 3. L P .' K K 3 'h , .y .WA K - K' .Iv 1893 .EL . -, W f fx jr, . K 2 Q V . T 5 in , -1 . - .. . Y 5 XS., f ,, X . T if Mein- . .aii.x.s mv Q in 3 ,. w ' ' f A ' f' .. N' . 4g ' 'J' - it X j . XL x First row, left to right: C. Barmer, S. Barmer, J. Britt, B. Bryant, E. Bryant, D. Burkett, J. Col- ston, R. Davis, C. Futrell. Second row: L. Futrell, S. Futrell, E. Harvin, C. Hoggard, J. Jenkins, M. Jessup, M. Jones, M. Jones, B. Joyner. Third row: S. Joyner, M. Lassiter, C. Lee, J. Martin, D. Mulder,W. Outland, F. Powell, S. Rose, F. Sams. Fourth row: C. Smith, K. Smith, Mrs. Litchfield. , Fx V A F no ,N . i Q M P 5, . gal..- fn f. if liz- . ' ' H: . 'ii' v F in .Y 'iv - ' 35' ' X x if ' 1 ik ' Us . . ' , , .. J A . - a J P A amvv' 1 'f ' ' ' -1' , . nv 1- V K 5 fi, ' 1' l s l 45 4 if- 1. Q i'i t'X IX f .. j?'2X. i Slifiililiiixiiiaiii..fl? F K-HX in V0 f-I ,al A , v ffl, B ' vs V Q W Z -3 5 f xl Q , in .3 . . i s Q' -81 544 Xxx! K 5. xH an M First row, left to right: A. Baker, C. Bridges, M. Burgwyn, J. Daughtry, A. Davis, H. Futrell, J. Parker, B. Taylor, J. Timberlake. Second row: B. West, L. Belangia, W. Connor, W. Emory, D. Hall, B. Harvin, W. Hoggard, J. Griffin, W. Futrell. Third row: D. Morris, R. Parrish, E. Parker, C. Slaughter, J. Smith, D. Vaughan, B. Clemons. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES' W F . 'ak 15 x 'Cla -t a., Q an ,, K-Q' U sift? 4. gb' 1 3' Virk Q A. 4? :K V .,, Ml X. K v.- 4 S Lvl. ' T f xx ink, ,- ' af- X f HL W ,A-7 X K 5, If D .-H A 1 as e Wlilmlll X X X First row, left to right: L. Baker,D. Barmer,D. Benthall, R. Bolton, T. Brittle, L. Bryant, G. Fut- rell, P. Howell, R. Futrell. Second row: A. Gahagen, T. Hardison, B. Hoggard, L. Holloman, L Jenkins, G. Jones,A. Lassiter, T. Martin, D. Powell. Third row: R. Powell, J. Vaughan, E. Vinson K. Walston, C. Wethington, D. White, S. Whitaker. yur' . 'Sf' . Y :rr .Arr -S'-'T-'4 , ,SL :Ll 14. .. ' c.. y t.,, , ., YY- . , D K y GI xv I 'H-,M7l' K , I , Vrhv . xi, W, Jug KT. --'X 4 ' M 2 ,' 5 .X ' XR, mi. . D I x-f -, nm, 5. fx . N' :- . 4 1513 A First row, left to right: W. Beale, K. Bradley, B. Bridges, E. Burkett, M. Carter, S. Crowder, J. Davis, J. Dunn, C. Futrell. Second row: J. Futrell, J. Futrell, L. Futrell, O. Futrell, T. Futrell, M. Harvin, R. Jones,L. Joyner, M. Lassiter. Third row: L. Lewter, E. Littrell,J. Mulder,J. Powell, M. Reinhardt, M. Shears, B. Taylor, H. Vaughan, Mrs. Lassiter. 27 CLASS R gg ' wg 4 ru 'M rg M, H, 1i'1,J X JCFP I , ig' 411 tm If Kg -sv if x x . -, pm Biggest Flirt - ROBERT FUTRELL Most Likely to Succeed - BETSY BENTHALL F A V O R I T E S Most Courteous - VIRGINIA MARTIN and JOHN VICK Q MOSt Popular - JUANITA HILL, LUTHER BARNES Neatest - ROBERT LANE, LINDA POWELL if af? K' ii x r': W XX Ni I - .i g-. ff N Hx wr? il X X X , V x N P Quietest - LUCY LASSITER, BENNIE DUNN DEBBIE JOHNSON Sz ACE WETHINGTON Most Talkative - BILLY LEWTER 30 Prettiest - ANN FUTRELL Most Likely to Marry - MILTON STRICKLAND Most Athletic PEARL JOHNSON, LEE WEST Wittiest GENE BRYANT Most Talent ed JANE TIMBERLAKE SENIOR ACTIVITIES LUTHER BARNES: FFA l,2,3,4, Literary Society l,2,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Annual Staff 4, General Business Club 4, Jr. Play, Baseball l,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4. BETSY BENTHALL: Beta Club l,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Corresponding Sec. 3, Con- vention 3, FHA l,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, State Convention 3, National Convention 3, Camp 3, Jr. and Chapter Degrees 3, State Degree 4, State Historian 3, Class Treas. 2, Reporter 3, Literary Society l,2,3,4, Sec. 4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball Trophy 3, Jr. Play 3, Chief Marshal 3, History Medal 3, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4, 4-H 1,2,3, Reporter 1, Vice Pres. 2, FBLA 4, Representative for the Chowan H.S. Basketball Queen, Teenage Club l,2,3. EUGENE BRYANT: FFA 1,2,4, Camp Banner 2, Hot Beds 2,4, Basketball 2,3, Bus Driver 3,4, Literary Society l,2,3,4. BENNIE DUNN: FFA l,2,3,4, Treas. 4, Land Judging l,2,3,4, Beef Cattle and Swine Judging 2,3, Tool Identification 1, Literary Society l,2,3,4, Jr. Play. ANN FUTRELL: FHA 1,2,3, Literary Society l,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, An- nual Staff, Editor-in-Chief, Paper Staff, 4-H 1,2, Jr. Play 3. FENTON EDWARDS: FFA l,2,3,4, Literary Society l,2,3,4. ROBERT FUTRELL: FFA l,2,3,4, Sentinel 2,3, District Sentinel 3, FFA Con- vention 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4, Camp Banner 2,3, LandJudging1,2,3,4, Parliamentary Procedure 4, Beta Club 1, Basketball 2,3, Class Pres. 2, Literary Society l,2,3,4. JUANITA HILL: FHA l,2,3,4, Jr. Degree 3, Songleader 2, Pianist 1, Basket- ball l,2,3,4, 4-H 1,2,3, Songleader 2, Class Reporter 2, Marshal 3, Typing Medal 3, General Business Club 4, Associate-Editor of Annual 4, Paper Staff 4, Beta Club l,2,3,4, Corresponding Sec. 4, Literary Society l,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, FBLA 4. COLBERT HOWELL: FFA 1,2,4, Pres. 4, Sec. 2, Shop Medal l,2, Mechanics Award 3, Sentinel 1, Parliamentary Procedure Team 4,Land Judging 1,2,4, FFA Convention l,2, Federation Vice Pres. 4, Beta Club l,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Con- vention 2, Bus Driver 3,4, Safe Driver Award 3, Literary Society l,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Jr. Play 3, Class Pres. 3,4, Reporter 2, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4, Teenage Club, Pres. 4, Art Award 1,2,3, Marshal 3, Baseball 1, 4-H l,2, Glee Club l,2, Official Basketball Scorekeeper 2, Timer 4, FBLA 4. DONNIE JENKINS: FFA l,2,3,4, Literary Society l,2,3,4. MILDRED JOHNSON: FHA l,2,4, Literary Society l,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, 4-H 1,2, Jr. Play, Cheerleader 2,3,4, PEARL JOHNSON: FHA 1,2,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Literary Society l,2,3,4, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, 4-H 1. HULAN LANE: FFA 1,2,3, Camp Banner 2,3, Basketball 2,3, Literary Society l,2,3,4, General Business Club 4, Teenage Club l,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3. ROBERT EARL LANE: FFA l,2,3,4, Award for Outstanding Work in Agr. 3, Land Judging 3, Literary Society l,2,3,4. LUCY LASSITER: FHA 1,2,4, 4-H 1, Literary Society l,2,3,4, Beta Club l,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Class Sec.-Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Jr. Play, Annual Staff 4, FBLA 4. 32 BILLY LEWTER: FFA l,2,3,45 Camp Banner 25 Literary Society l,2,3,45 Paper Staff 45 Commercial Club 45 Basketball 2,3545 Baseball 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA MARTIN: FHA 1,2,35 Literary Society l,2,3,45 Glee Club 15253545 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 45 4-H 1,25 Cheerleader 3,45 Jr. Play. LINDA POWELL: Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Beta Club l,2,3,45 Class Treas. 45 FHA 1,25354, Historian 45 Jr. Play5 4-H 15253, Reporter 35 Literary Society 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2,35 Associate Editor of School Paper 3, Editor 45 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Sr. Halloween Queen5 Marshal 3. MILTON STRICKLAND: FFA 1,253,4, Tool Identification5 Literary Society 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Baseball 1. JANE TIMBERLAKE: FHA 15253545 Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3,Parliamentarian 4, Jr. Degree 35 Beta Club l,2,3,45 Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 LiterarySociety 152,3,45 Assist. Sec. 25 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 World Peace Medal 35 Basketball 25 Cheerleader 15 Chief 45 Class Reporter 2545 Jr. Play 35 Halloween Queen 35 4-H 1,2, Pres. 25 Marshal 3. JOHN VICK: FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Vice-Pres. 4,Parliamentary Procedure Team 4, Land Judging l,2,3,45 Literary Society l,2,3,45 Class Vice Pres. 2,3,45 Class Pres. 15 Jr. Play5 Annual Staff, Advertising Manager 4. LEE WEST: FFA 15253, Camp Banner 2,35 4-H 152,35 Literary Society l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club 15253545 Jr. Play5 Commercial Club 4. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Since all the superlative honors voted to each member of the class could not be placed under the pictures, below is a complete list of our superlatives: Flirtiest .... . . . . . . Juanita Sz Robert Most Popular . . . . Juanita 81 Luther Best-All-Round . . . . . Mildred 8z Colbert Most Athletic ..... .... L ee Sz Pearl Most Likely to Marry . . . . Milton Sz Mildred Neatest ......... . . Linda Sz Robert E. Most School Spirited . . . . . Mildred 8z Luther Most Courteous .... . . . Virginia 8: John Wittiest ........ . . . Gene 8a Pearl Most Original . . . . Colbert Sz Ann Quietest ..... . . . Bennie Sz Lucy Best Sports .... .... L ee Sz Virginia Most Dependable . . . . . Mildred Sz Colbert Best Personality .... . . Virginia gl Colbert Most Likely to Succeed . . . . Betsy SL Colbert Most Talkative ..... . . . Pearl Sz Billy Most Studious ..... . . Colbert Ki Lucy Best-Looking . . . . Ann gl, Luther Most Talented . . . . Colbert Sz Jane Cutest ..... . . . Lee Sz Lucy 33 AL. it f I T -- ,Jil ' 1 'fffff 5 X 4 ' 35, i i X ' 5' ' . ,gt f ,Q , K , 1 K - as M. .H L if 1 GFX? Q I T THE SOUTHERN PLANTATION The Juniors of 1958 entertainedthe Seniors and many other guests beside a river on a southern plantation-in the gymnasium. This banquet was of such color and beautythat it was complimented by all who attended. Original decorations designed by the Juniors themselves were viewed as part of the school Art Exhibit. It won three art prizes. 34 'R . fl ff 's T 2 . .. 3' X ww., q . 'Sax ACTI ITIE ,,23k f-... 'E 'X SN-...N Nu. wtf I W 0 A 1 K A K MQ 'q'7W!m fi. ' ' , Wh V. V A -. , 1 7- if A wrg Q. 1 w . ,,,,,,, ., W 2 K , 'X X k Q Q , .1 .- . W ., . ,i i U N stag alll, K 5 - I 5 6 sz Q: -- X g H rn 2: zz' , 'gi : l, fi A ff wf ' X FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President . . . Vice Pres. . Secretary . . . Historian .... Parliamentarian Reporter . . Betsy Benthall . Betsy Revelle Phoebe Lassiter . Linda Powell J. Timberlake Donna Delaney OFFICERS President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinel . . . . . . . Colbert Howell .' . . . Milton Strickland . . . . . Robert Futrell . .... Bennie Dunn . ..... Joe Vaughan . . . . Anthony Futrell FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA PM H: ' Q, Www gnu Q ii THE TIGERS DEN STAFF Editor-in-Chief ..... Linda Powell Associate Editor . . , Lucy Lassiter Business Manager . Mildred Johnson Religious Editor . . . Betsy Benthall Poetry and Joke Editor. Pearl Johnson Society Editor .... Jane Timberlake Grades Editor ..... Virginia Martin Activities Editor . . . Colbert Howell Typists ..... Senior Typing Class Advisor ..... Mrs. Ben Wethington EW nr- am ij annul u.. ,, .S s ' Fiji 51 QA ,L 5 ,il 1 K 0 K'-SV :W H F-4, f A V A 1 ' ' , ,LL, , XW, n,,, 5 OFFICERS President Vice Pres. Secretary Asst. Sec. Marshals Reporters . . . . Colbert Howell . . .... David West . . . . Betsy Benthall Jane Timberlake Milton Strickland Luther Barnes . . Linda Powell Yvonne Hill LITERARY THE LITERARY SOCIETY composed of the entire High School meets twice monthly to provide added opportuni- ties for all students to participate in public performances. The programs include de- bates, plays, music, quiz programs, and guest speakers. Last period on every other Thursday, meeting time of the Society, has become a highlight in school life. SOCIETY -e I - 4 3, , 5' 40 SENIOR OFFICERS President ..... . . Vice Pres . . . Sec.-Treas. . . Song Leader . . Reporter . . . Q E 13.5 1 . 4' :E+ Vt 'Wi nv , - , , ,Q .1 N 75, V- up A gf' of 1. . . . .Yvonne Hill . . Bobbie Griffin . . Bobby Wilder Dwight Jenkins Phoebe Lassiter JUNIOR OFFICERS President ..... Vice-President. . Sec.-Treas .... Song Leader . . Mg. - iovuw Carl Wethington . Donna Powell Joy Timberlake . Jenny Parker Reporter . . . 4-H CLUB Larry Jenkins 41 .ff XV' Q5 sk' fk args: Wx T Li OFFICERS Pres1dent J Tlmberlake Cor Sec. Juanlta H111 V1ce Pres Betsy Revelle Treasurer . Dav1d West K va A 0 f' T Q Y 4, v- i L, , K - fb i ! It 1- 'if 'A E Aee, :..-H1 tai I yin, 'F . Z V' Aww C3 In as W ,- r ' 'vw x r r 552 :X If LA M j A V L. , iw 1 '52 I1 ' J s ff Secretary I ...... .Phoebe Lassiter Reporter ........... Yvonne Hill dw 5 u SPQRTS 'L 22 25 1 BOYS' Luc West Luthvr Barm-S G.-No. 42 David Wc-st G.-Nu. 21 C0-Captain C.-No. 35 C0-Captain 'h : 'S B1'Y1 Siflm1y.loyl1L-1' I'-NW 41 C.-No. :so ,luv Villlglllilll t N L- -NH gg .Iwhnnv lialrnvs I7llllgF,lLl'i BIHW1 ' U,-N11.22 cz. NU. fm Y' Billy Hodges F.No. 32 gif- . N, , Marlin Manager Billy Lewrer F.-No. 33 BASKETBALL Elwood Parker F. -No. 24 Ben Wethington Coach Hulan Lane F.-No. 34 .xfa wav' f 1 Q I rrhlrlhl ' ,-,gf New , 'nv 0 Dewey Hobbs G. -No. 31 Edward Bryant Manager GIRLS Betsy Benthall No. 23 Juanita Hill - No. 14 Ellen Rochester No. 22 Pearl Johnson No. 31 Yvonne Hill No. 15 Phoebe Lassiter No. 30 1' Linda Powell No. 10 ? 1? E Q, Gi K: IS Lit fi 'Ti .6. if? 35 'F if N Sarah Joyner No. 13 BASKETBALL Betsy Revelle No. 32 Sandra Vinson No. 20 NO. 1 2 ffl Shirley Joyner No. 21 ' s if -if Susan Jessup ,a:. f'Q s:, , ,f+f . z Lf, f fe -ru 3 Nancy Bolton No. 25 . i'.' 'F M, 1 . Ex ,X 3 is 'f wi T u ? W , 24 3 3 3 W ,. 3 i my xi Q' -A' S rl 2 , AZN- S' 55' Gr A 1 1 Y, W Li x Q W 2 WM? 2 f wi HWS 5 45 Ben Wethington, Coach Edwar Q 2 if 7 f Q My d Bryant, M I 4 of anager l959 BASEBALL gen 15 2' 'Ps 1: A . W X , M. , gb, 3 x ip H, 'N' Q it 3, , '5 K fm if Barnes . . Parker Bridges 10 . . Emory . . Bryant ei ' , B-g, West Bryant J enkms Blowe Joyner W3 .44 Lewt er Bryant Benthall Busch 'MN 4 D West 8 J Vaughan is 'SZ' 48 Ben Wethington Coach CHEERLE DERS J-A q mf, f 514: V, 5 -gig 45 elk 1' ,MI mfxrf -' Left to R1ght Phy111s Futrellg Joan Sumner, Judy Clemons, Ch1ef, Jane Tnnberlake, V1rg1n1a JANITOR Mr. Spurgeon Hall 51 They Who Serve BUS DRIVERS Left to right front Robert Futrell, Colbert Howell, Billy Dunning, Billy Hodges, Gene Bryant. LUNCHROOM WORKERS Mabel Parker Edith Woodell Elizabeth Boyce was was 1. x Vi ,I. .-b-,Q-. 'Loft' 1--5,5 ff., ,... ,.. Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Talon, Inc., Meadville, Pa. THE QUALITY ZIPPER Best Wishes to the 1959 Graduating Class! Woodland, North Carolina EASY PAY FURNITURE STORE 209 Roanoke Avenue Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina E. B. LASSITER LUMBER CO. Kiln Dried N. C. Pine Rough and Dressed Office Phone: .TU 7-2421 Potecasi, North Carolina HARDING 8: GRIZZARD INC. 300 Roanoke Avenue Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina NELL'S FLORIST Murfreesboro, North Carolina Compliments of BANK OF NORTHAMPTON Over 50 Years of Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Jackson, North Carolina RED APPLE RESTAURANT Murfreesboro, North Carolina ROANOKE-CHOWAN BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Roxobel, North Carolina Congratulations to the Class of 1959 EVA DUKE BEAUTY SALON Murfreesboro, NorthppCaro1ina Need Furniture and Carpet? Call or Visit TAYLOR FURNITURE CO. Phone: JE 7-3158 Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina SHACKELFORD LUMBER C0. Manufacturers of Rough and Dressed Lumber Timber Buyers Phone: .TU '7-2536 Woodland, North Carolina QQ 'IA' 'wm'I Gong ' ' GRADUATES RIVERSIDE MANUFACTURING CCMPANY Murfreesboro, North Carolina VAUGHAN FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings Easy Terms Free Delivery Phone: JU 7-2346 Woodland, North Carolina Come to the MANHATTAN CAFE Ahoskie, North Carolina DR. E. R. FERRO Ahoskie, North Carolina BARNES-SAWYER GROCERY CO Ahoskie, North Carolina B. 8: N. GROCERY Frozen Meats Gas--Oil Menola, North Carolina LM. BROWN 8. SON Manufacturers of Fruit and Vegetable Packages Woodland, North Carolina THE FARMERS BANK es? 1 Woodland--Murfreesboro North Carolina Shop and Save at PEEBLES DEPT. STORE The Newest in Northampton Rich Square, North Carolina FARM SERVICE CENTER, INC. Feeds -Seeds -Gr ains Custom Grinding and Mixing Purina Chows Rich Square, North Carolina GARRET FURNITURE CO. Ahoskie, North Carolina M. P. COOKE GINNERY Rich Square, North Carolina THE OFFICE SUPPLY STORE Typewriters - Adding Machines Stationery General Office Supplies Ahoskie, North Carolina NNW LAND BROTHERS Q 'al 1' A 3 The Home of Fine Gifts Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina FUTRELL FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Rich Square, North Carolina BAKER 8: JERNIGAN Heavy and Fancy Groceries Fresh Fish and Meats Aulander , North Carolina AHOSKIE MANUFACTURING CO. Ahoskie, North Carolina POWELL'S SINCLAIR STATION Woodland, North Carolina .TOHNNIE'S SUPERETTE J. C. Terry, Owner Seven Day Service Highway 350 Aulander, North Carolina B 8: H MOTOR SALES New gl Used Cars Phone: 3376 Ahoskie, North Carolina RICH SQUARE COAL 8. ICE CO. Manufacturers of Pure Crystal Ice Dealers in High Quality Coal Meat Curing - Cold Storage Freezer Lockers Rich Square, North Carolina JOHN W. BOONE SHOE SHOP Expert Service While You Wait' Light Grocery Drinks 8: Notions Phone: LE 57-W N. Main St. Rich Square, North Carolina HARRINGTON MANUFACTURING CO. INC. Roanoke Automatic Hay Balers Stationary Hay Balers Peanut Pickers Tobacco Harvesters Cotton Harvesters Peanut Combines Phone: 2911 Lewiston, North Carolina Best Wishes lINDAI.E DAIRIES INC Milk Sz Ice Cream Products Phone: .IE 7-3517 Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina A I.IFT FUR LIFE! Or. '- J' , , DR. PEPPER In 4. BQTTLING co N0 GINII DRINK PICK! YOU IIP LIKI ll. PIPPIR Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina FRUZIE'S BEAUTY SALON Box 215 Rich Square, North Carolina Compliments of COLONY PINE COMPANY, INC. Buyers of Pine Timber Box 249 - Telephone 2817 Ahoskie, North Carolina AHOSKIE MEMORIAL WORKS Fine Memorials In I I . V, , Marble and Granite V ' Stone Eternal Authorized Dealer ff' ' fr ff ' A. W. Wooten phone: 2069 East Memorial Drive Ahoskie, North Carolina QUAKER HOUSE Where Friends Enjoy Fine Foods Mrs. W. C. Reece - Owner Woodland, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE William M. Futrell, Owner Phone: 117-J' Rich Square, North Carolina Congratulations to the Class of 1959 NORTHAMPTON CASKET CO. Woodland, North Carolina RED APPLE SUPERMARKET Western Choice Beef, Groceries, and Fresh Produce. Murfreesboro, North Carolina REINHARDT REMNANT SHOP Woodland, North Carolina JERNIGAN DRY CLEANERS Complete Cleaning Sz Laundry Service Phone: 3361 Aulander, North Carolina Save on All Your Drug Needs COPELAND DRUG CO. CAPPS DRUG CO. 104 E. Main St. Ahoskie, North Carolina MAOLA MILK 8. ICE CREAM COMPANY For the Best in Grade A Dairy Products Insist on Maola. Ahoskie, North Carolina SESSOMS BROTHERS Dodge - Sales Service - Plymouth Ahoskie, North Carolina WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY It Pleases Us to Please You Ahoskie , North Carolina THORNTON'S FURNITURE CO. Home of Fine Furniture Easy Terms - Free Delivery Ahoskie, North Carolina R.G. COOKE MOTOR Plymouth - Desoto Chrysler - Imperial Sales and Service 4,5076 QQ SERVICE QPM906 Aulander, North Carolina NEWTOWN lUMBER COMPANY Rough and Dressed Lumber Owned and Operated by Euclid Howell 8: Son Rt. 1 Murfreesboro, North Carolina W S. BEll AND SON 41 5 .,1 I MJ 0 Woodland, North Carolina I CO Congratulations to the Class of 1959 WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Robert Lee Moore - Pastor Woodland, North Carolina The Future of This Nation Lies In Its Young Men and Women and Its Natural Resources. UNION BAG-CAMP PAPER CORPORATION Franklin, Virginia DR. ALTON PARKER Murfreesboro, North Carolina .-'aw ,Ing s - JA, , Q For Your New Sharp And Smart Looks . Visit the K- PETITE BEAUTY SHOP ' 7' Phone LE 4-2351 QegWg7Q7.Tackson, North Carolina BROWN'S TEXACO SERVICE Washing--Greasing Rich Square, North Carolina HALL OIL CO. PLANTERS HARDWARE co. R Mobil Products 540555935 Exide Batteries Hardware gl Building Supplies U- S- ROYQ1 TIPCS Rich Square, North Carolina Farm Machinery Phone: 3271 Murfreesboro, North Carolina WHITE 81 WOODLEY Hit Records Appliances -Sport Equipment Ahoskie, North Carolina J.H. LIVERMAN 8. SON Phone: .TU 7-3181 Woodland, North Carolina gi 5 A foug W: 25 TO VISIT The Roanoke-Chowan's Largest Shopping Center BHK-TYlER'S Spacious - Modern - Friendly Ahoskie, North Carolina HOLLOMAN'S SAUSAGE CO. HM . ade from the finest pork I A 6 Woodland, North Carolina SMITHFIELD PACKING Compliments of TILGHMAN FURNITURE COMPANY Weldon, North Carolina COMPANY Curers and Packers Luter's Genuine Smithfield Hams Bacon and Sausage Smithfield, Virginia NORTHEASTERN OIL CGMPANY, INC. Distributors Sinclair Products Firestone Tires and Tubes Murfreesboro , North Carolina J '4 ' 1 Do As Your Neighbor Doesg Shop With Leggett's Dept. Store. oc 9 -r - STORE lEGGETT'S DEPT. STORE Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina THE APPLIANCE STORE Frigidaire 8: Maytag Appliances Zenith Sz Westinghouse T. V. Household Furniture L. A. West, Owner Woodland Phone .TU 7 -222 1 Q FQFW fa .rgg M. GG IDAIR North Carolina POPE MOTOR COMPANY DISTRIBUTING Friendly Ford Dealer MERCHANTS CO Your Wholesale Groceries Ford Cars Sz Trucks Rich Square, North Carolina Weldon, North Carolina ROANOKE-CHOWAN GAS SALES, INC. f l FAST! I ,QPLWLME 4 S..S L., . S, ...aww .e .,n..,--.4 2'-1 --V f Phone: 3 19 1 ,My Murfreesboro, North Carolina PARKER MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturer--Wholesale Dealer Caskets Woodland, North Carolina RED APPLE SERVICE STATION Murfreesboro, North Carolina BOLTON DRUG COMPANY A Good Drug Store Woodland, North Carolina S. P. TAYLOR 8: COMPANY Phone: .TU 7-3431 Woodland, North Carolina POWELL'S UPHOLSTERY Quality Service Woodland, North Carolina CHAS. L. REVELLE Sz SON Grain 8: Feed Cotton 8: Seed Murfreesboro, North Carolina TOMAHAWK RESTAURANT Featuring Steaks, Seafood, Chicken, Home Made Pies Ahoskie, North Carolina FE LD'S Smart Women's Wear For Those Who Care Ahoskie, North Carolina BENTHAll'S GIN A Good Place To Do Business Woodland, North Carolina lEE'S ESSO SERVICE-CENTER Washing Sz Greasing Q Woodland, North Carolina WOODLAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY Cloth Covered Wood Caskets If It's Made of Wood--Think of Woodland Phone .TU 7-3451 Woodland, North Carolina REVELLE PEANUT CO. Buyers of Farmer Stock Peanuts. Woodland and Pinetops, North Carolina WOODLAND BONDED WAREHOUSE Woodland, North Carolina A. J. PANTON 8: SON Blacksmith Sz Wheelwrights Gas gl Electric Welding Milwaukee, North Carolina Q lgmgrutulutiuns Woodland Pure Service Earl's Soda Shop Williams Shoe Shop Daily News Etta's Shop Walter's Grill Casablanca Clifton A. Davis Edwards Gulf Service Conway Barber Shop Vann's Motel A Friend R. V. Parker Britt 8: Martin M System S. M. Joyner Archie Futrell to the class of 1959 Day's Dept. Store Wayland Johnson Woodland Barber Shop Hollomon's Hostel Murfreesboro Pharmacy Planters Hardware Traylor's Jewelry Sz Gift Shop Curtis Bridgers Barber Shop Roanoke Tire Kz Appliance Co. Dr. Grant Brett's Pure Service Walter Underwood Ralph Vinson's Grocery The Senior Class Wishes to express sincere appreciation to the advertisers and friends who have through financial backing made possible The SYLVAN, 1959. The Seniors recommend these business firms highly and urge you to visit them. F Ji K A 1 x t w if t i 4 68 4. ,llvfnz-'4'.mri-up-1,--,wr :c I ivgt'-7n':'w11 :gym-gq:-w nz -gr? 1-ff sxzqrv- 5 'P'--v-szuiuizf 1-3 1' - ff 'ev-1 ::'-- :1z.n wl1w-1, 1, -f ., U.: -f - rf- -7- -f '- ' - wk .-T' I r G 1 1 1 ,f . I A - 1 1 ,Wi L H S- 664 ij -re ' ':-'T-'W -1 - 1 :ffw . ,- ,V 152,575 :'1 : f 5 'f 4- 'V . if , 7,7 .ggi .g 5 f 5 ,L no fi 'L .- . - T 5 ,Q I X . 12 0? qi 1 ' -i . 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