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MR. JAMES W. LAUGHINGHOUSE

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MR. MILTON L. BASNIGHT Superintendent

Tyrrell County Public Schools MR. WALTER J. TAYLOR, JR.

Principal Columbia High School

ration

BOARD OF EDUCATION Tyrrell County

MR. COLLON E. SNELL Chairman

MR. MILTON L. BASNIGHT Secretary i

MR. HARVEY W. DAVIS i MR. JOSEPH T. LIVERMAN |

DISTRICT SCHOOL COMMITTEE

Columbia High School

MR. LLOYD B. DAVENPORT

Chairman

MRS. WILLIAM A. HOWETT

Secretary

(not pictured)

MR, T. ELWOOD

ARMSTRONG

(not pictured)

MR. DAN E. DAVIS

MRS. CHARLES W. SPRUILL

Oe Office Assistants Mr. J. D. Brickhouse

SCHOOL SECRETARY Iris Liverman, Abbie Kay Harrell, Billy Brickhouse,

Vera Swain (not pictured), and Barbara Sawyer Mrs. Lucia H. Cunningham

Bus. Drivers Nellie Ball, Ben Brickhouse, Billy Brickhouse, Iris Cahoon, Mike Cohoon, Gordon Hopkins,

Linda Simmons, Harry Spruill, Haywood Swain, Lawrence Swain, and Alice White

Lunchroom Personnel Mrs. Amanda Clifton, Mrs. Beatrice Roughton, Mrs. Esther Rhodes, Mrs. Irene Sawyer, and

Mrs. Ivadean Spencer, Manager. Mrs. Geneva Melton (not pictured)

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE iS

Mrs. Pauline J. Bateman SiO ans

Mr. Grady Alexander, Mrs. Virginia Alexander (not

pictured), and Mrs. Mary Frances Gibbs

Think |

each

Thought and Self-expression through

MRS. RUTH T. BASNIGHT

A. B. Atlantic Christian College

M. A.

East Carolina College

Language Arts

Elementary Librarian

Seventh Grade Homeroom From the conjugation of the verb "'to be" to a study

of Shakespeare's Macbeth, the English Department

strives to give us the broadest possible language back-

ground.

Since four years of English are required for gradua-

tion, we spend many long hours studying both literature

and grammar,

MRS. BETTY O. GRIFFIN

A. B.

Converse College

English

Junior Class Adviser

MRS. MADGE L.

VAN HORNE

A. B. East Carolina College

English, French

and Social Studies

High Schoo} Librarian

Sophomore Class Adviser

Language firts, tnglsh, and foreign Language

Observation and Experimentation in

MR. DAVID E. DAVIS

A. B., College of William and Mary

M. A.


Science, Social Studies

and Latin

Eighth Grade Homeroom

Science forms the basis of all life; therefore, it

forms a very important part of the student's education.

Beginning in the ninth grade, general science is

studied, which forms the basis for the more complicated

sciences of biology, physics, and chemistry.

Algebra furnishes a background for all other mathe-

matics. After two years of algebra, a student may take

geometry, trigonometry, or advanced algebra.

MR, JAMES W. LAUGHINGHOUSE

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Mathematics and Science

Junior Class Adviser

MRS. MARGARET A.

McCLEES

A. B.

Atlantic Christian College

Mathematics, Art

and Music

Eighth Grade Homeroom

cence and {Mathematics

Phusical Education and Social Studies Provide

Physical education

encompasses physical

activities and courses of

study connected with an

individual's health,

safety, and recreation.

These physical activities

include games, sports,

and conditioning exer-

cises.

Social relations,

geography, past civili-

zations, and citizenship

are a few of the topics

covered in American

history, sociology and

economics, worldhistory,

and civics.

MR. W. J. WHITE, JR. A. B.

MR. JOHN A. GRIFFIN East Carolina College MR. FLOYD H. A. B. Social Studies WILSON, JR.

Elon College Seventh Grade Homeroom A. B., M. S. Science and Physical Beta Club Adviser Appalachian State

Education Teachers College Assistant Coach Physical Education and

Sophomore Class Adviser Social Studies

Head Coach

Freshman Class Adviser

Figriculture, Home conomics, and Business Give

The Home Economics

Department specializes

in turning out one main

product—a happy, well-

rounded girl, who will

be able to take her place

with ease as wife,

mother, and citizen in

the future.

Vocational Agricul-

ture encourages the dev-

lopment of agricultural

leadership, co-operation,

and citizenship as it trains

students for useful and

highly skilled vocations.

Business courses help

us gain skill and profi-

ciency in business sub-

jects andhelp us to deve-

lop the ability to think

and work rapidly and

accurately. These char-

acteristics will be of help

to us in our future careers.

MR. FRED A.

DAVENPORT

MRS. MARY ANN B.

COMBS A. B. Meredith College

Home Economics

Freshman Class Adviser

FHA Adviser

B. S., M. A.


Business and Journalism

Senior Class Adviser

Publications Adviser

MR. ROWLAND G.

RIDDICK B.S.

North Carolina State

Vocational Agriculture

Student Council

BILLY BRICKHOUSE PHYLLIS FISHER

Vice-President Secretary

SANDRA OWENS

President NANCY OWENS MR. WALTER J.

Treasurer TAYLOR, JR.

Adviser

ASHLEY HARDISON EDDIE PHELPS GORDON BARNES WAYNE COMSTOCK BARBARA RHODES

JOYCE RHODES STEVE ALEXANDER TERESA DAVIS FARA HASSELL KENNETH HESTER

Beta Club

ASHLEY GLENN HARDISON

President

HAYWOOD ELLIS DAVENPORT

Vice-President

ERNESTINE CHARLOTTE ROUGHTON Secretary

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Treasurer

JOYCE LEIGH RHODES

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MR. W. J. WHITE, JR.

Adviser

Home and Life Relationships

tH Homemaking endeavors to teach the

art of making a happy and comfortable home. It draws upon science, art, social science, psychology, and mathematics for a combined knowledge from many fields to solve home-life problems. It emphasizes such practices as food preparation, clothing construction, wise purchasing habits, caring for children, maintenance of good family relationships, budgeting of time and energy, good citizenship, and the importance of taking an active part in social and civic affairs in the community.

SANDRA OWENS, President; CAROL McCLEES, Vice-President; NELLIE BALL, Secretary and Treasurer; NANCY OWENS, Reporter; ABBIE KAY HARRELL, Song Leader; and PATRICIA BASNIGHT, Pianist, were chosen as this year's FHA leaders. MRS. COMBS serves as adviser to this group.

HH Future Farmers of America work to

promote a complete life for all its mem-

bers and their community. Leaming to

take orders and to work together in groups

is the guiding principle behind the FFA.

Members of the FFA have the opportunity

to learn public speaking, group organiza-

tion, andthe proper way to conduct meet-

ings by parliamentary procedure. These

things teach the members of the FFA how

to get things accomplished in their com-

munity through co-operation and service.

Chosen as this year's leaders for FFA

were MIKE COHOON, President; DALLAS

SIMMONS, Vice-President; BILLY

BRICKHOUSE, Secretary; GORDON

HOPKINS, Treasurer; LARRY

COMSTOCK, Reporter; and ROY

BATEMAN, Sentinel. MR. RIDDICK

serves as adviser to this group.

Skills Through Learning and Working

Home and Life Relationships

tH Homemaking endeavors to teach the

art of making a happy and comfortable

home. It draws upon science, art, social

science, psychology, and mathematics for

a combined knowledge from many fields

to solve home-life problems. It emphasizes

such practices as food preparation, cloth-

ing construction, wise purchasing habits,

caring for children, maintenance of good

family relationships, budgeting of time

and energy, good citizenship, and the

importance of taking an active part in

social and civic affairs in the community.

SANDRA OWENS, President; CAROL

McCLEES, Vice-President; NELLIE BALL,

Secretary and Treasurer; NANCY OWENS,

Reporter; ABBIE KAY HARRELL, Song

Leader; and PATRICIA BASNIGHT, Pianist,

were chosen as this year's FHA leaders.

MRS. COMBS serves as adviser to this group.

tH Future Farmers of America work to

promote a complete life for all its mem-

bers and their community. Learning to

take orders and to work together in groups

is the guiding principle behind the FFA.

Members of the FFA have the opportunity

to learn public speaking, group organiza-

tion, andthe proper way to conduct meet-

‘ings by parliamentary procedure. These

things teach the members of the FFA how

“to get things accomplished in their com-

munity through co-operation and service.

Chosen as this year's leaders for FFA

were MIKE COHOON, President; DALLAS

SIMMONS, Vice-President; BILLY

BRICKHOUSE, Secretary; GORDON

HOPKINS, Treasurer; LARRY

“COMSTOCK, Reporter; and ROY

“BATEMAN, Sentinel. MR. RIDDICK

serves as adviser to this group.

Skills Through Learning and Working

Publications Publications at Columbia High School center

around the COLUMBIAN and the CATS' WHISPERS.

The Journalism Class, into whose hands the respon-

sibility of these two publications fall, consists of

NELLIE BALL, ASHLEY HARDISON, POLLY

LUDFORD, SANDRA OWENS, and EDDIE PHELPS.

Work begins in early summer with the selling of

advertisements for the annual and ends at the end of

school with the senior edition of the newspaper.

Monogram Club The Monogram Club is composed of members

who have lettered in football, basketball, or baseball and who possess outstanding qualities of char- acter and sportsmanship.

Lady Wildcats FORWARDS

*Gwen Armstrong *Iris Liverman

Jo Ann Armstrong Nancy Owens

*Dorothy Barefield Alice Ann Riddick

Phyllis Fisher Nanette Smith

*A -String

CHIEF CHEERLEADER Margaret Rose Chesson Mary Cohoon

Court Deamons GUARDS

*Patricia Basnight Rena Roughton Sue Furlough Lila Gay Turmer

*Emestine Roughton *Sandra Walker Linda Roughton

*A -String

Donna David

Betty Ann Davenport

Wildcats

FORWARDS Gene Cooper

Haywood Davenport

Eddie McDuffie Ashley Hardison

Abbie Kay Harrell Viola Johnson

Ashley Hardison

Haywood Davenport Eddie McDuffie

on Prow|

GUARDS

Stafford Hopkins

Gordon Hopkins

Sandy Simmons

Mike Cohoon

Bill Voliva

Barbara Jones

Ann Ludford

Gordon Hopkins

Mike Cohoon Sandy Simmons

: Sleem

HOMECOMING QUEEN

Polly Ludford

ANNIE LEE ROSE

Maid of Honor

Homecoming Court FLEEDIE CAHOON JEAN BRICKHOUSE-

Boys and Girls’ State Polly Ludford and Sandra Owens, sponsored by the

American Legion Auxiliary and the Columbia Junior Woman's Club, attended Girls' State, June, 1963, at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. At the same time, Charles Patrick (not pictured), Terry Everett, Ashley Hardison, and Rhett White, sponsored by the American Legion, the Columbia Rotary Club, the East Carolina Bank, andthe Tyrrell Hardware Com- pany, attended Boys' State at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Marshals On the basis of their scholastic achievements,

Ashley Hardison, Sandra Owens, Nellie Ball, Eddie

Phelps, and Iris Liverman were chosen from the Junior

Classtoserve as marshals for the 1963 Commencement

Exercises. The highest scholastic average was held by Ashley Hardison, who served as chief marshal.

utstanding Senior

NELLIE NEAL BALL

"Where thoughts serenely sweet express

How pure, how dear their dwelling place.""—Lord Byron

Whenever there's a job to be done, an errand to be

run, or just a few comforting words to brighten some-

one's mood, Nellie Ball can always be counted on to do

her best. During her four years of high school, Nellie has

reigned as Homecoming Queen and held many other

outstanding positions—too numerous to name. Being

friendly, sincere, co-operative, studious, and active,

she has been a real contribution to her class. Nellie will

be found doing her best in whatever field hercareer

may lead.

ASHLEY GLENN HARDISON

"Everywhere in life, the true question is not what we

gain, but what we do. '—Carlyle

Being level-headed, sincere, friendly, studious,

talkative, and active, it is no wonder that Ashley

Hardison was chosen an Outstanding Senior. As one of

the hardest workers in the senior class, Ashley has earned

his splendid grades with determination. Habitually

number one in grades, and at least that high in the

opinion of his classmates, he will be a great success

wherever he goes. His future plans include going to the

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to study

business.

Senior Outstanding

SANDRA LYNN OWENS

"Come forth, and bring with you a heart

That watches and receives. ''—Wordsworth

Intelligent, exuberant, vivacious, friendly,

charming, attractive—all of these make up the image

of Sandra Owens. A versatile, active student, she has

served as an officer in several organizations and has been an energetic assistant in school projects and func- tions. Sandra hopes to continue her studies and pursue a Career in primary education.

utstanding Senior

Senior Outstanding

JAMES EDMOND PHELPS "Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful

of others. ''—Longfellow

Personality plus, that's Eddie Phelps. Students like

Eddie are hardto find. No matter how busy or how deeply

engrossed in thinking, he always finds time to be court-

eous, kind, and thoughtful of others. He is a quiet

person who leads by listening to others. His citizenship,

his neat appearance, his cheerfulness, and his friendly

manner are his trademarks.

A. EAST CAROLINA COLLEGE |

Class. Mascot LAURA COMBS

~ Class Colors Class Flower Red and White

Class Motto "KNOWLEDGE COMES BUT WISDOM LINGERS"

Class {Mlascot JOEY SMITH

TERRY EVERETT BARBARA BRIC KHOUSE Treasurer

NELLIE BALL

Vice-President

Senior Class

IRIS LIVERMAN

ASHLEY HARDISON GRAHAM LIVERMAN

CHARLES PATRICK

President SANDRA OWENS

Secretary

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Senior Glass

RNET ROLLINS

EDDIE PHELPS ROYCE REYNOLDS

SANDY SIMMONS

VERA SWAIN

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Senior Class

WARREN WOODARD-

HARRY SPRUILL

RHETT WHITE

t Billy Dorothy David Gordon Patricia

Armstrong Barefield Barnes Barnes Basnight

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Bateman Brickhouse Brickhouse Brickhouse Brickhouse

President

Junior Class

Larry Iris Jackie Margaret Mike

Cahoon Cahoon Rose Cohoon Comstock

Chesson Vice-

President

Wayne Andrea Sue Annette Betty Ann Comstock Cowell Cox Davenport Davenport

Secretary

Charles Haywood Don Abbie Kay Patty

Davenport Davenport Grimsley Harrell Higgins

Michael Gordon Eddie Gail Jimmy

Holliday Hopkins McDuffie Pritchett Reynolds

Junior Class

Alice Ann Annie Lee Ernestine Barbara

Riddick Rose Roughton Sawyer

Everett Lawrence Sandra Alice

Swain Swain Walker White

Treasurer

Robert Deaver

Michael Etheridge

Milton Kidd

Loretta Midgett

Carol McClees

Nancy Owens

Vice-President

Janet Pledger

Junior Reynolds

Barbara Rhodes

Billy Rhodes

Joyce Rhodes

Treasurer

Judy Sawyer

Patricia Sawyer

Dallas Simmons

President Eddie Spencer

Ricky Swain

Bobby Taylor

Laura Taylor

Frieda Voliva

Kathy Ward

Diane Armstrong

Gwen Armstrong

Allen Brickhouse

Marsha Brickhouse

Sandra Brickhouse

Wanda Brickhouse

Fleedie Cahoon

Secretary

Willene Cuthrell

Steve Alexander

Jo Ann Armstrong

Mac Basnight

President

Jean Brickhouse

Nancy Brickhouse

Mable Bright

Jackie Burnette

Treasurer

Mary Louise Cohoon

Wiley Cohoon

Sharon Cooper

Helen Cuthrell

Christine Copeland

Pamela Cordrey

Billy Davenport

Linda Davenport

Ann Davis

Teresa Davis

Phyllis Fisher

Vice-President

Sue Furlough

Jeff Gibbs Sharon Gibbs

Brenda Godwin

Ray Hassell

Stafford Hopkins

Faith Hudson

Billy Jackson

Nathan Jackson

Viola Johnson

Secretary

Barbara Jones

Lawrence Jones

Kay Liverman

Ann Ludford

Susan Maitland

George Owens

Dail Pritchett Kathy Roughton

Linda Roughton

Rena Roughton

Nanette Smith

Carol Spencer

Dixie Swain

Garland Swain

Lila Gay Turner

Bill Voliva

Teresa Weatherly

Laura White

Chris Yerby

Eighth Grade

First row, left to right: Billy Bateman. Second row: Kenny Bateman, Marie Brickhouse.

Third row: Zack Brickhouse, Sue Bright, Arnette Cohoon, Delmo Cohoon, Glen

Cohoon, Colon Cooper, Joyce Cordrey, Freddie Cranford, Frankie Davenport. Fourth

row: Harriet Davenport, Donna David, Jean Deaver, Bill Dillon, Clarence Fisher,

Leonard Furlough, Fara Hassell, Virginia Hathaway, Roger Hudson. Fifth row: Faye

Jones, Wayne Kidd, Billy Maitland, Lee Norman, Mavis Payne, Wanda Phelps, Eddie

Reynolds, Florette Rhodes, Hal Rhodes. Sixth row: Mary Rhodes, James Rollins,

Nelson Rollins, Patsy Rose, Wayne Roughton, Gene Sawyer, Chuck Simmons, Dorcas

Simmons, Elizabeth Smith. Seventh row: Jeanette Smith, Fred Snell, Ann Swain,

Noel Swain, Shirley Voliva, Freda Weatherly, Ralph Weatherly, Gail West, Kathy

Withers.

First row, left to right: Gail Aidock, Glenn Ainsley, Johnny Ainsley, Phil Ainsley, Gail Alexander, Sheila Armstrong,

Johnny Basnight, Bonnie Brickhouse, Don Brickhouse. Second row: Mary Brickhouse, Council Bryan, Gloria Cahoon,

Morgan Cahoon, Linda Cohoon, Ronald Cohoon, Tommy Cohoon, Joyce Cooper, June Cooper. Third row: Ronald

Cooper, Lonnie Cowell, Ronald Cuthrell, Louise Davenport, Allen Deaver, Ann Deaver, Paul Deaver, Angela De

Bruhl, Tommy Everett. Fourth row: B.R. Harrell, Monty Hassell, Alfred Hollis, Jane Hopkins, Aubrey Ludford, Jay

McClees, Lynn McClees, Marilou Norman, Sandra Payne. Fifth row: Glenn Phelps, Janice Pledger, Jerry Rhodes,

Eddie Roughton, Jo Ann Roughton, Brenda Sawyer, Linda Sawyer, Nancy Sawyer, Renay Sawyer. Sixth row: Steve

Sawyer, Rex Simmons, Wanda Snell, Daisy Spencer, Howard Swain, Van Sykes, Denny Taylor, Sharon Ward.

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MRS. FLORENCE W. CHAPLIN

A. B., East Carolina College

Sixth Grade

MRS. ROSE B. ROWE


Fifth and Sixth Grades

MRS. CATHERINE R.

DAVENPORT

B. S., M. A., East Carolina College

Fifth Grade

MRS. HELEN S. MELSON

Atlantic Christian College

Fourth Grade

MRS. AUGUSTA W. WOODLEY


Third and Fourth Grades

MRS. LUCY J. RHODES

B. S., East Carolina College

Third Grade

MRS. JANE E. POLLARD


Second Grade

MRS. LOIS O. SELBY


First and Second Grades

MRS. CAMILLE B. EVERTON

A. B., Atlantic Christian College

First Grade

Sith Grade Judy Ainsley

Rita Brickhouse

Sheila Brickhouse

Bruce Cahoon

James Cahoon

Glenda Comstock

Bobby Cooper

Dwan Cooper

Peggy Cooper

Betty Cuthrell

Jimmy Davenport

Thomas Davenport

Hal Furlough

Ricki Jagars

Chip Jones

Stephen Lassiter

Charles Liverman

Garland Midgett

Gail Patrick

Debra Phelps

Bucky Pledger

Brenda Rhodes

Linda Rhodes

Lorraine Rhodes

Arminta Rollins

Linwood Rollins

Maxine Roughton

Devon Sawyer

Ronnie Sawyer

Sandra Sawyer

Allen Simmons David Simmons

Linda Smith

Carney Taylor

Wayne Thompson

Gary Voliva

Susan Voliva

Jim Withers

Leon Workman

rifth Grade Cliff Aidock Ronnie Armstrong

Fonda Basnight

Jimmy Belangia

Ann Brickhouse

Bruce Burnette

Brenda Cooper

Marshall Cooper

Elliott Cordrey

Fay Davenport

Joseph Davenport

Tommy Davenport

Sue Davis

Fay Deaver

Lucretia De Bruhl

Theresia De Bruhl

Ricky Furlough

Chris Hassell

Hazen Jones

Pauline Jones

Russell Jones

Donald Lanier

Cecil Lilley

Rachel Ludford

Terry Maitland

Melba Morris

Lawrence Parisher

William Payne

Timmie Phelps

Bruce Pittman

Ronnie Pledger

Allen Rhodes

Mary Lou Rhodes

Buddy Riddick

Gloria Fay Roughton

Ray Roughton

Janice Sawyer

Connie Smith

J. B. Snell

Windy Snell

Robert Spruill

Susan Steagall

Guy Swain

Len Swain

Rita Taylor Cottie Tetterton

Kenny Turner

Layne Van Horn

Pamela Ward

Millie Kay Weatherly

Jeff Workman

Karen Yerby

First row, left to right: Billy Ainsley, Delores Armstrong, Gordon Armstrong, Carol Ann Basnight,

Kathy Basnight, C. J. Brickhouse, Keith Brickhouse, Margaret Rose Brickhouse, Sharon Brickhouse.

Second row: Nancy Cahoon, Barbara Cahoon, Ginger Cahoon, Kevin Copeland, Kay Cooper, Joy

Cooper, Markie Cooper, William Cooper, Yates Clifton. Third row: Jackie Cuthrell.

Fourth Grade

First row, left to right: Alfred Davenport, James

Davenport, Donald Ray Deaver, Steve De Bruhl, James

Fleming, James Furlough, Alfred Gibbs, Victoria Jones,

Carla Litchfield. Second row: Rebecca Norman,

Raymond Owens, Kenneth Parisher, Vicky Phelps,

Danny Reynolds, Kenny Reynolds, Tony Rose, Julie

Roughton, Bruce Sawyer. Third row: David Sawyer,

Glenn Sawyer, Bryan Snell, Phyllis Snell, Ken Spencer,

Donna Swain, Charles Twiddy, Rickie Van Hom,

Cynthia Weatherly.

First row, left to right: Rex Arena, Kay Armstrong, Terry Armstrong, Nancy Ellen Basnight, Alicia Brickhouse, Kathy Brickhouse, Randy Brickhouse, Mary Ellen

Brickhouse, Marie Brickhouse. Second row: Steve Bumette, Chris Cahoon, Clarence

Cahoon, Lonnie Cahoon, Lance Clough, Cheryll College, Boyd Combs, Albert

Cooper, Donald Cooper. Third row: Fay Cooper, Louise Cuthrell.

Third Grade

First row, left to right: Bernice Davenport, Kim

Davenport, Sue Deaver, Hal Fleming, Jeffrey Hassell,

Janice Lassiter, Jan Lilley, Denise Liverman, Sherry

Norman. Second row: Juanita Phelps, Mary Paige

Pledger, Franklin Pritchett, Laverne Roughton, Joseph

Roughton, Rose Roughton, Donald Sawyer, Keith

Sawyer, Ricky Simmons. Third row: Leslie Tetterton,

Dean Turner, Charles Voliva, Gary Voliva, Lynn

Voliva, Cynthia Weatherly, Fran Wilson, Kim Withers,

Debbie Woodard.

Second Grade

First row, left to right: Rosa Lee Armstrong,

Johnnie Belangia, Annie Lee Brickhouse,

Karen Jean Brickhouse, Allen Cohoon.

Second row: James Cohoon, Janet Cooke,

Charlie Cooper, Penny Copeland, Art Cox,

Marie Cuthrell, Forest Davenport, Danny

Deaver, Nancy Deaver.

Third row: Al Etheridge, Robin Fleming, David Kathy Rhodes, Marie Rhodes, Hank Rose, Barbara Gallop, Brack Griffin, Vida Holadia, Carol Jones, Linda Roughton, David Roughton, Cindy Sawyer, Larry Jones, Marie Knotts, Mike Lee. Fourth row: Sidney Simmons, Dick Spruill. Sixth row: J. C. Steeley, John Litchfield, Trina McEacherin, Keith Parisher, Denia Steeley, John Taylor, Mike Van Horne, Debbie Ward, Patrick, Olee Patrick, Dinah Lynn Phelps, Jerry Phelps, Billy Weatherly, Billy West, Bonnie Woodley, Connie Kim Phelps, Johnny Pledger. Fifth row: Karen Rhodes, Woodley.

First Grade

First row, left to right: Bonnie Ainsley, Connie Ainsley, Second row: April Clough, Rita Cuthrell, Debbie Donna Basnight, Barry Brickhouse, Jackie Borst, Glenn Davenport, Danny Davis, Denny De Bruhl, Virginia Byrum, Jack Cahoon, Lucinda Cahoon, Terry Cahoon. Furlough, Ginger Gray, Lenn Hassell, Blaine Hopkins.

Third row: Karen Howett, Russell Howerton, Linwood Pam Snell, Leslie Spruill, Terri Spencer. Fifth row:

Hudson, Jan Jones, Gregory Patrick, Arleen Pledger, Bev Steagall, Tina Jo Swindell, Denie Steeley, Junior

Janice Pledger, Mike Reynolds, James Rhodes. Fourth Taylor, Anthony Turner, Dale Voliva, Judy Voliva,

row: Kevin Roughton, James Roughton, Cindy Sawyer, Diane Weatherly.

Clothilde Sawyer, Doug Sawyer, Barbara Ann Snell,

Board

of Commissioners

Tyrrell County

Town of Columbia

COLUMBIA ROTARY CLUB

District 77]

Columbia, North Carolina

THE EAST CAROLINA BANK

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Creswell Columbia Swanquarter

"A Home Bank for Home People"

"Large Enough to Serve You, Small Enough to Know You"

(Member of F.D.1.C.)

J, T. BUTLER « PRESIDENT PLANTS LOCATED AT J. W. BUTLER + VICE PRESIDENT CHASE CITY - VIRGINIA C. R. BUTLER + SECRETARY - TREASURER LAWRENCEVILLE - VIRGINIA

COLUMBIA» NORTH CAROLINA

UTLER LAND & TIMBER COMPANY incotrorares MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALERS

YELLOW PINE LUMBER KD DIMENSION AND BOARDS CHASE CITY - VIRGINIA ———

WE BUY LAND AND TIMBER

De Ea VUNINELL STORKY ARB

Telephone 926-3601

Swanquarter North Carolina

RAD JONES CHEVROLET COMPANY

BELHAVEN NORTH CAROLINA

REPUBLIC POWDERED METALS, INC.

PERMAROOF

4050 WEST 150TH STREET CLEVELAND 35, OHIO

Sealtest Foods

Division of National Dairy Product Corporation

P.O. Box 230 Wilson, North Carolina

Tyrrell Hardware Company

Shelton Ludford, Manager

Telephone 796-2451 Columbia, North Carolina

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QE vMBER & SUPPLY CO. Building Materials, Lumber and Appliances

Our Motto: Service and Quality Dial Columbia 796-2221 Engelhard 925-3931 Wholesale and Retail

H. E. Harrison Wholesale Company

Plymouth, North Carolina

Azalea Memorial Gardens The Only Perpetual Care Cemetery in This Area

Located Midway between Columbia and Crewell on Highway 64

Columbia, North Carolina Phone 796-294] Creswell, North Carolina

Walker Funeral Home

Air-Conditioned

24-Hour Ambulance Service

Oxygen-Equipped, Air-Conditioned Ambulance

Phone 796-2491 Columbia, North Carolina

Compliments of

Columbia Memorial Hospital

Hoyt R. Davenport


Columbia Medical Clinic

James R. Howerton, M.D.

Phone 796-5471


Compliments of

Cohoon Supermarket

Fresh Vegetables-Frozen Foods-Quality Meats-Groceries We Give Gold Bond Stamps

Telephone 796-2851 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cohoon, Owners Columbia, North Carolina

Compliments of

Columbia Mill


Brown Supply Company Retail Lumber and Building Supplies

Plymouth, North Carolina

Compliments of

Davis Brothers


Compliments of

O. A. Howett Motors

Fine Cars for Fine People

Phone 796-2676 Columbia, North Carolina

Tyrrell Furniture Company "The Home of Fine Furniture"

Telephone 796-3281

Columbia North Carolina

Liverman s

Flying A Service Station

Graham Liverman

Columbia Dealer North Carolina

[ede S pielair Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning

Coin Laundry

Creswell, North Carolina

Day Phone 797-4408 Night Phone 797-4711

Day 796-2311 PHONES Night 796-4721

Geo. G. Owens, Proprietor

Owens Supply Company

Feeds Farm Supplies "We Buy Hogs"


Sherry Ann Beauty Shop

Telephone 797-3909

Creswell North Carolina

HELPING TO DEVELOP TYRRELL COUNTY

West Virginia

Pulp and Paper

W.B. Voliva Oil Company Esso Distributor

Day Phone 796-2286 Nite Phone 796-3436


Compliments of

H. W. MéClees & Son


Compliments of

Walker's Farmers Exchange Feed and Seed

Columbia, North Carolina Phone 796-4916 Phone 796-4811

iyrrell ‘Oil Ge:

Texaco Petroleum Products Firestone

TIRES Columbia, North Carolina

Phone 796-4631 Phone 796-9276

Snell & Woodard Farm Produce

Collon Snell and Harper Woodard, Jr.


East Carolina Supply Company

Plymouth North Carolina

Mrs. Robert W. Barnes Expertly Decorated Cakes

Anniversary Cakes Wedding Cakes Birthday Cakes

Special Occasion Cakes Layer Cakes = Party Mints Phone 796-3190 Route 3, Columbia, N.C.

A. J. Cohoon Oil Company Flying A Petroleum Products

Telephone 796-2471 Columbia, North Carolina

Compliments of

Tyrrell Supply Company Dealers in

Fertilizers - Seed - Grain - Potatoes

Day Phone 796-2041 B. Frank Alexander Night Phone 796-4431 Manager


Compliments of

Maola Milk Bp aay

& Ice Cream Co. Super Market

First in Quality

Jiqola

305 Avenue "C" New Bern, N.C.

Edenton North Carolina

Cohoon Oil & Gas Inc.

F. E. Cohoon I. R. Swain


Day Phone 796-2286 Night Phone 796-2631

H. G. Dozier and Son Fertilizer - Seed Potatoes - Produce

Moyock, North Carolina

EDMOND L, PHELPS NATIONWIDE INSURANCE

Office Auto 796-2451 Auto

Fire - Life Fire - Life

Hospital Home Hospital 796-5301


COLUMBIA FURNITURE COMPANY

J. W. Everett


C.W. PATRICK & SON

Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning CRANE Plumbing Supplies

CARRIER Heating and Air Conditioning WHIRLPOOL Appliance Dealer

Office 796-4531 If No Answer Call 796-2175


HERMAN AND DORIS' GROCERIES

General Merchandise

Dry Goods, Groceries, Meats, Hardware

Route 3 Columbia North Carolina

LINDA'S

BEAUTY SHOPPE

Linda Patrick

Phone 796-5481


Compliments of

SMITH MOTOR CO.

J. W. Smith, Owner

Phone 796-4121


FARMERS SUPPLY

& "Pledger Bros." Maylag

Quality Hardware

SAPOLIN & WOOLSEY Paints - Seeds


PLEDGER BROTHERS TIRE SERVICE

Tire Recapping New & Used Tires

Be GOODSYEAR

TIRES —

Broad Street

North Carolina

Phone 796-592]

Columbia

LARRY'S

Groceries & Meats Esso Service

THE VILLAGE SHOPPE

Martha Patrick

Phone 796-5481

Columbia North Carolina Columbia North Carolina

JEAN'S CLEANERS

Jean B. Combs TYRRELL DRUG CO.


| Columbia North Carolina

DOT'S Compliments of

J.C. McCLEES STORE i

Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Gifts

ee

Ready-to-Wear For The Family

Telephone 796-2661 Box 252

Columbia North Carolina Columbia, North Carolina

F.B. SPENCER'S ESSO SERVICENTER

Esso Columbia North Carolina

Compliments of

W. J. WHITE


EDMOND L. PHELPS

NATIONWIDE INSURANCE

Office

Auto 796-2451 Auto

Fire - Life Fire - Life

Hospital Home Hospital

796-5301


COLUMBIA FURNITURE COMPANY

J. W. Everett


C.W. PATRICK & SON

Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning

CRANE Plumbing Supplies CARRIER Heating and Air Conditioning

WHIRLPOOL Appliance Dealer Office 796-4531

If No Answer Call 796-2175


HERMAN AND DORIS' GROCERIES

General Merchandise

Dry Goods, Groceries, Meats, Hardware

Route 3 Columbia North Carolina

LINDA'S

BEAUTY SHOPPE

Linda Patrick

Phone 796-5481


Compliments of

SMITH MOTOR CO.

J. W. Smith, Owner

Phone 796-4121


FARMERS SUPPLY

@ "Pledger Bros." Maulag

Quality Hardware

SAPOLIN & WOOLSEY Paints - Seeds


PLEDGER BROTHERS TIRE SERVICE

Tire Recapping New & Used Tires

Phone 796-5921

Columbia Broad Street

North Carolina

THE VILLAGE SHOPPE

Martha Patrick

Phone 796-5481


JEAN'S CLEANERS

Jean B. Combs a


DOT'S

Ready-to-Wear For The Family

Te!ephone 796-2661 Box 252


Compliments of

W. J. WHITE


LARRY'S

Groceries & Meats Esso Service


TYRRELL DRUG CO.


Compliments of

J.C. McCLEES STORE

Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Gifts


F.B. SPENCER'S ESSO SERVICENTER

Esso) Columbia North Carolina

BRICKHOUSE WHOLESALE CO.

Haviland Chocolates

Drugs Tobaccos *

Phone 796-3456 Elm Street


R.K. JAGARS

Wholesale Dealers

in

Fresh and Salt Water Fish


Compliments of

MR. and MRS. SAM S. WOODLEY


Compliments of

HARRY L. DAVIS


POLLARD'S READY TO WEAR

Telephone 796-3731


NORMAN SMITH LEGION BEACH

Frank J. Spitzig, Manager

Free Boat Ramp

Swimming Pier

Dancing & Refreshments

Picnic Area


=* egy,

Compliments of

HAROLD SPENCER


Compliments of

LEM A. COHOON


COLUMBIA GARAGE


Lloyd Davenport

Bear Wheel Alignment-Auto Repairs Motor Tune-up

A CAREER With A Future! If you like science and mathe-

matics, consider engineering for

your career! Engineering is the

field of today and tomorrow.

Progress Is fost. New jobs cre

opening up every day. Plan for

@ job with a future—plan to be

an engineeri

VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY

Compliments of

MITCHELL'S BARBER SHOP

Shaves and Haircuts


BMESY GOR ARMSTRONG FLORIST

Wiley P. Armstrong, Owner Phone 796-4451

P.O. Box 281 North Carolina Columbia

For All Your Insurance Needs

D.A. SIMMONS INSURANCE AGENCY

Insurance of All Kinds

Columbia, N.C. Phone 796-3461

BROADSTREET MARKET

Groceries-Meats

Henry Reynolds

Phone 796-2811


Compliments of

WAYNE MOTORS

Owner: Wayne Brickhouse

Phone 796-3150


BROADSTREET GARAGE

Phone 796-3961

HEARN and VOLIVA

General Repairs


Compliments of

HASSELL'S TRUCK SERVICE

Marvin Hassell, Owner

Phone 796-2159


AMBROSE'S

TASTEE-FREEZ


CRESWELL SALES & SERVICE

Furniture & Appliances

Phone 797-4319


SIMP'S BAR-B-Q

Phone 793-2701

North Carolina

CRESWELL SUPPLY & GRAIN

Everett E. Davenport

Creswell “ ‘ North Carolina

HOBBS IMPLEMENT CO., INC.

Your John Deere Dealer


GEORGE CHEVROLET COMPANY

aafGrar "Where Driving Pleasure Begins”

Edenton, North Carolina

QUINN FURNITURE COMPANY


BILL PERRY'S TEXACO SERVICE

One Day Recapping Service

Edenton, N.C. Phone 482-9721

CONGRATULATIONS!

"Edenton's One-Stop

Shopping Center"

ALBEMARLE MOTOR CO.

West Hicks St.

SALES SERVICE

Edenton, North Carolina

BYRUM HARDWARE CO. AND

BYRUM GIFT SHOP


Phone 2144

ELLIOTT'S CO.

Quality Clothing and Shoes


Compliments of

WESTERN AUTO


MANN'S RECREATION CENTER

Skating-Peppermint Lounge-Golf

Snack Bar-Bath House

Nags Head North Carolina

Compliments of

EDENTON COTTON MILLS


NAGS HEAD CASINO

The Most Popular Spot on the Beach

Dance to the Best of Bands

Bowling Refreshments

Amusements For The Whole Family


ELIZABETH CITY COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS

Incorporated

North Carolina Elizabeth City

Compliments of

JENNETTE PRODUCE

Elizabeth City, North Carolina

deere ROSE PULP WOOD AND SAWED TIMBER

sonieo) North Carolina

Compliments of

BEACON-CABANA-EAST

Nags Head, North Carolina

Congratulations

PAMLICO POWER

AND LIGHT COMPANY

Phone 925-3451

Engelhard, North Carolina

Sees L.C. PERRY AND SONS

DISTRIBUTORS

Washington North Carolina

W. L. Gibbs, Inseminator

HYDE COUNTY BREEDER'S ASSOCIATION

Engelhard

North Carolina 925-3696

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LUCY 'S VARIETY STORE Phone 797-4312


H. L. BALLANCE Grocery and Meats Esso Service

Phone 926-3110 Fairfield North Carolina

"Best Wishes"

JOLLY RADIO & T.V. SERVICE Radio-T. V.-Appliances-Phonographs

Engelhard North Carolina

Compliments of R. D. SAWYER MOTOR CO., INC.

Phone 473-2141 Manteo North Carolina

PHELPS SUPERETTE Grocery & Meats Phone 797-4317


Compliments of

R.L. GIBBS & CO., INC. Phone 925-3256


HOTEL ENGELHARD Proprietor - Mrs. 1.B. Watson


ENGELHARD CAFE AND MOTEL

"We Serve the Best"

Phone 925-3741


SPRUILL'S CLEANERS Owned and Operated by Mrs. L.B. Spruill

Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 797-4779

North Carolina Creswell

HOME FURNITURE STORE

Complete Home Furnishing and Decorating Service

Washington North Carolina

Compliments of

SAWYER'S GARAGE Columbia North Carolina

Compliments of PHELPS'S AMERICAN


SEXTON'S ELECTRIC

Appliances and Repairs Licensed Electrician

H.E. Sexton Columbia, N.C.

Compliments of

REV. and MRS. E. R. MEEKINS


V. & V. MOTORS

Clean Used Cars


June 3, 1964

iy GRADUATION DAY

aK la

EDENTON FURNITURE CO.


CARSON W. DAVIS

Department Store

"Davis Wants To See You"

Manteo North Carolina

THE DARE SHOPS Name Brand Sportswear

Gifts—Souvenirs

Across from Sea Oatel

Nags Head, North Carolina

ROSS sas EWETER

215 South Broad Street


MITCHENER'S DRUG STORE


S&S. a! nh age OE

GRIFFIN MUSICENTER

North Carolina Edenton

COLONIAL FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS


OASIS RESTAURANT Home of

Lace Cornbread German Fries Barefoot College Coeds Nags Head North Carolina

COHOON BROTHERS Formerly Evans Place


POLAR BEAR

Ice Cream Sandwiches

Cooked Pit Bar-B-Q

Manteo North Carolina

COLONIAL FURNITURE COMPANY

"Where Your Home Begins"


HUGHES-PARKER HARDWARE CO,

Sherwin-Williams Paints

Phone 2315


PICKWICK SANDWICH SHOP

Sandwiches of all Kinds

318 South Broad Si.


JACKSON RADIO AND T.V. SERVICE


CUTHRELL'S DEPT. STORE

North Carolina Edenton

FARROW'S RED & WHITE Everyday Low Prices

Complete One Stop Shopping Phone 925-3621

North Carolina Engelhard

TYRRELL MOTORS

Dennis G. Combs

(Owner)


Phone 796-3851

RODNEY & BESSIE'S PLACE

General Merchandise

Texaco Gas

Telephone 796-4011


CHARLOTTE LIBERTY MUTUAL

INSURANCE CO. Jesse R. Swain


ROAD STREET GROCERY

Phone 796-2091


Compliments of FLOYD'S ESSO SERVICE Columbia, North Carolina

Compliments of RHODES GROCERY


DURHAM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

W.R. Sawyer-Local Agent Phone 796-3206


R. B. BALLANCE

Self-Service-Meats-Groceries


ANNIE E. VAN HORNE Grocery Store


Compliments of ALFRED WARD


DANIEL'S RADIO AND T.V. SERVICE

Clyde B. Daniels Columbia North Carolina

Compliments of G. N. HURDLE


Compliments of MR. AND MRS. RODNEY BATEMAN


W.B. SPENCER STOCKYARD


Compliments of O'NEAL'S MOTEL Phone 925-3161


Compliments of NEWTOWN GROCERY Your Friendly Grocery Mrs. Trudy Godwin


SCUPPERNONG POST NO, 182 THE AMERICAN LEGION

For God and country we associate ourselves together for the following purposes: To uphold

and defend the constitution of the United States of America; To maintain law and order; To foster

and perpetuate a one hundred per cent Americanism; To preserve the memories and incidents of

our associations in the Great Wars; To inculcate a sense of individual obligation to the community,

state and nation; To combat the autocracy of both the classes and the masses; To make right the

Master of Might; To promote peace and good will on earth; To safeguard and transmit to posterity

the principles of justice, freedom and democracy; To consecrate and sanctify our comradeship

by our devotion to mutual helpfulness.

COLUMBIA WOMAN'S CLUB PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION

"To Foster Mental Culture Golunbialsiahischesl and

Civic Improvement

for All of Tyrrell County"


Compliments of

COLUMBIA JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB THE AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY

Scuppernong Post No. 182

COMPLIMENTS OF

Western Gas Service Holton's Esso Catherine B. Harrell W.H. Hollowell Molly Pledger Smith's Restaurant J. A. Basnight Campen's Jewelry Hatfield Gen'l. Mdse. Jack's Bar-B-Que Davenport Market

Frozen Foods, the Cook's Best Friend

For Quality - Convenience

and Value .. . Always Buy

Dulany The Finest Name

In Frozen Foods

AV FOODS

Eastern Carolina Serving

DAVIS TYPEWRITING SERVICE

Adding Machines, Typewriters

Cash Registers

110 South McMorrine Street

Jack J. Davis Elizabeth City North Carolina

SCUPPERNONG MOTEL AND RESTAURANT

Modern Facilities, Southern Cooked Food

W. A. Vanhorn, Owner

U.S. 64 By-Pass-Location Columbia, North Carolina

KENT TIMBERLAND


(Lougratulations a to the

classof 1964

THE JOURNALISM CLASS

Compliments of

WGAI RADIO COMPANY INC.

Elizabeth City, North Carolina

Compliments of

MR. AND MRS. V.H. ROWE


COLUMBIA Schedule

1963 -

Schedule l and Schedule B Alternate Daily.

Faculty

Griffin, B.

Language Arts III

Home Economics I

English II

Griffin, J. Health and Physical

Education IV

Laughinghouse Algebra I

Riddick Planning Period

United States History

Health and Physical

Education

Ninth Grade Boys

Schedule # PERIOD TWO

Language Arts IV

Planning Period

Journalism

Science III

English III

Biology

Geometry

Math I

Agriculture I

Economics

and Sociology

History II

Health and Physical

Education

Ninth Grade Girls

PERIOD THREE

Home Economics II

Typing II

English III

Health and Physical

Education III

Advanced Algebra

and Trigonometry

Music IV

Agriculture II

HIGH SCHOOL af Classes

- 194

Class Periods fre 110 {Minutes in Length.

Schedule B Fait

Marriage and Family Home Economics III

Living

General Science Biology

Agriculture III and IV Agriculture III and IV

Health and Physical Civics

Education II

Library and Music

Home Economics III

General Business

English I Griffin, B.

General Science

Agricultural Engineering

United States History

Health and Physical

Education I

Awards GRADUATION EXERCISES

May 24, 1963

$500 Tyrrell County Scholarship......-.+-+ ipiokarstoloieretpiereia niniatoie sine inlae . Alice Ann Oliver

Citizenship Trophy....2++escesceereeceees aiseiecee AOODBADOO OO IA Thadine Hopkins

Valedictorian's Medal........-+--- pleiatelalsintelniatetalere|oinisfel>yeistelainte «+++.+.--Flora Ann Hollis

Salutatorian's Medal........+-+-+++- piaistetetetaielelnis\elelejefolelel= se ceee cerns -‘Thadine Hopkins

Athletic Medals......... cece ccerece cece cccccsccee eeeeeeeee- Football: Mike Cohoon

Boys! Basketball: Haywood Davenport Girls' Basketball: Dale Davis

De Kalb Agriculture Award......--+-++e+-0- aietetetetetateloletatcreiettetotst= eee+e--+- Bud Spencer

Home Economics Award.....2-.escccccccccccecerccersessccsnsccece Thadine Hopkins

Typewriting II Medal...............- cen ecenencresccccnenscesncces Thadine Hopkins

Typewriting I Medal...........--- eececee ccc ccc cc ccccseccsvevcccccess Sandra Owens

Stari Chapter Harmencteleic/«iels\sleleloiels/oielsiclst= clstereleteis/aialatere eve c cece seer eceeee David Clough

Debatingp vie dal sateteteletetetetetatatatetadetetstelatetetele teletatetet=tet=tet= ital talaletete tee teeta tetete tate Shirley Cohoon

Katie Basnight

Flora Ann Hollis

Alice Ann Oliver

Bus Drivers! One Year Safety Awards....... Iris Cohoon, Stanley Brickhouse, John White Nellie Ball, Freddie Swain, Brenda Spencer Dale Davis, Ben Brickhouse, Linda Simmons

March of Dimes Scholarship.........0..ee0e0- eee cece eeeeeeeeeee Wilma Ray Jackson

WOW Medal in United States History........ SOG 000 eee eee eeeeeeeeeeAshley Hardison

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Senior Directory NELLIE NEAL BALL..."Miss Clairol"... freckles...

Graham... friendly...cute. FHA 1,2, Vice-President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Commencement Marshal 3;

Homecoming Representative 1, Homecoming Queen 3;

Student Council 1, Secretary 2; Commencement Chorus

1; Bus Driver 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,

2; Annual Staff 1.

BARBARA ANN BRICKHOUSE...'"Proxy"...Ronald... hairstyles... flirt...legs. FHA 1,2,3,4; Homecoming

Representative 2; Office Assistant 2.

JOHN TERRY EVERETT...gold tooth...Barbara Jean

...impish grin... breaking up—making up... primper.

Football 2,3,4; FFA 4; Basketball 3; Boys' State 3;

Commencement Chorus 1,2; Monogram Club 3, 4;

Science Symposium 2; Class Officer 1,3,4; VEPCO

Tour 2; NEDT Award 2.

ASHLEY GLENN HARDISON...meat cutter...beach-

comber...Boys' State... pianist...DiAnna. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Commencement Marshal 1, Chief 3; Boys'

State 3;Beta Club 2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Science

Symposium 2;VEPCO Tour 2; U.S. History Award 3;

Monogram Club 4.

WALTER GRAHAM LIVERMAN, JR...grease monkey

Willie's curve...devoted...green Chevy...hunter.

Baseball 1, 2; FFA1,2,3,4; Homecoming Representative

3; Monogram Club 2.

IRIS DIANE LIVERMAN...ponytail...Manfred... basketball... Gum Neck... Azalea. Basketball 1,2,3,4;

FHA 1,2,3,4;Class Officer 2; Commencement Marshal

3; Commencement Chorus 2; Student Council 3; Mono-

gram Club 4; Office Assistant 4.

POLLY LUDFORD. ..diligent...laughs...bouffant... dependable...Girls' State. FHA 1,2,3,4; Girls' State

3; Commencement Chorus 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Home-

coming Queen 4.

SANDRA LYNN OWENS... blushes...teacher. ..home- maker...independent... Kings Point. Basketball 2, 3;

FHA 1,2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Commence-

ment Marshal 3; Girls' State 3; Beta Club 2; Com-

mencement Chorus 1; Annual Staff 2; Class Officer 1,

2,3,4; Typing Award 3; Governor's Youth Fitness Con-

ference 3; Student Council President 4.

CHARLES WAYNE PATRICK. ..prexy...Boys' State... flat top...plumber...peanut stacks. Football 1, 2, 3;

Baseball 1,2; FFA 1,2,4; Boys' State 3; Mr. Freshman

1; Commencement Chorus 1,2; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4;

Student Council Treasurer 1,2, Vice-President 3; Mono-

gram Club 1,2,3,4; VEPCO Tour 2; Debating Team

2,4.

JAMES EDMOND PHELPS...handsome...quiet... skiing. ..Burtonshell planter. ..serious. Football 3; FFA

1, Sentinel 2; Commencement Marshal 3; Student

Council 4.

ROYCE LEE REYNOLDS... boisterous...''Miss Tyrrell

County"...runt...baseball...refrigerator. Basketball

1,2; Baseball 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; VEPCO Tour 2.

ELLEN RNET ROLLINS...talkative...Farm Life at

Vanceboro...Freddie...erasing...Mt. Olive Junior

College. Farm Life High School 1, 2.

LINDA FAYE SIMMONS... bus driver... typist... "Bird"

...Legion Beach...moody. FHA 1, 2,3, 4; Commence-

ment Chorus 2; Bus Driver 3, 4.

WILLIAM FRANKLIN ALEXANDER (SANDY) SIMMONS

... errand boy...jazz...witty... glasses. ..stylish. Foot-

ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3,4;Baseball 3; FFA 4; Home-

coming Representative 2; Class Officer 3; Student

Council 1,2; Commencement Chorus 1,2; Monogram

Club 3,4; Debating Team 4.

HARRY LEE SPRUILL...short...algebra...giggles...

late... bus sweeper. FFA 1,2, 3,4; Bus Driver 4.

VERA DEEN SWAIN...agreeable...cigarettes... lanky

.-. Sound Sider...carefree. FHA 1,2, 3,4; Commence-

ment Chorus 1,2; Office Assistant 4.

CURTIS RHETT BUTTLER WHITE...reading...argu-

mentative...Tastee Freeze...Chevy convertible...

clerk. Football 3; FFA 4; Boys’ State 3; Commencement

Chorus 1, 2; Office Assistant 3; Monogram Club 3;

VEPCO Tour 2; NEDT Award 2; Debating Team 2,4.

JAMES WARREN WOODARD... .kind-hearted. . .red Ford

..history...sensitive... jovial. FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Football

Manager 1; Monogram Club 2.

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