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THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956

WEST HYDE HIGH SCHOOL

Swan Quarter

North Carolina

IN APPRECIATION

To Mrs. Lupton, our advisor and commercial teacher, who has under¬ stood us better than anyone else and never lost her sense of humor, we, the Senior Class of- 1956, dedicate this edition of The Quarterian.

Mrs. Sarah Campbell Winthrop College, A. B.

Science

Mrs. Carolyn S. Harris East Carolina College, B. S.

English and French

W. G. Joyner East Carolina College, B. S., M. A.

Principal and Social Studies September - January

HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY

Joseph W. Lupton East Carolina College, B. S., M. A.

Principal and Social Studies February-May

Miss Pauline Moore East Carolina College, B. S.

Home Economics

J. M. Worrell State College, B. S.

Agriculture

Mrs. Mabel Credle East Carolina College

Fifth

Miss Lona Bonner East Carolina College, A. B.

Third and Fourth

E. K. Mann Maryville College, A. B, Eighth, Math, and Coach

Mrs. Faye Harris Asheville Teachers College

Sixth

ELEMENTARY FACULTY

Mrs. Marietta J. McKinney Miss Bettie Swindell East Carolina College, B. S. East Carolina College, A. B.

Seventh Elementary Supervisor

Mrs. Nellie J. McKinney East Carolina College

First

Mrs. Sarah O. Watson East Carolina College, B. A.

Second and Third

MR. AND MISS SENIOR

GRACIE CARAWAN GLENN CUTRELL

CLASSES

SENORITA MAE ARMSTRONG Glee Club 3; Quarterian Staff 4.

LOICE FRANCES BAYNOR FHA 1-4; Officer 3; Marshal 1-4; Quarterian Staff 4; Re¬ flector Staff 3; Class Play 3; Librarian 4; Glee Club 1-3; Basketball 4; 4-H Club 1, 3, 4; Class Officer 3.

CHARLES WAYNE BELL FFA 1-4; Bus Driver 4; Qu¬ arterian Staff 4; Basketball 2.

THE SENIORS

POLLY ANN BERRY Class Officer 1,2,4; Glee Club 1-3; FHA 1-3; Officer 1-3; Cheerleader 2-4; Chief 3, 4; Beta Club 2-4; Officer 2, 3; Marshal 1-3; Chief 3; Librari¬ an 2, 3; Office Worker 3, 4; 4-H Club 1-3; Officer 1,2; Re¬ flector Staff 3; Quarterian Staff 4; Class Play 3; Safety Patrol.

. CLAUDIA RAE CARAWAN FHA 1-4; Glee Club 2, 3; Beta Club 2-4; Class Play 4; Quart¬ erian Staff 4.

GRACIE ALLfN CARAWAN FHA 1-4; Officer 3; Class Off¬ icer 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Beta Club 2-4; Officer 4; Reflector Staff 3; Q u a r t e r i a n Staff 4; Class Play 4.

LOIS ANN CARAWAN Glee Club 3; Quarterian Staff 4.

ALICE CUTHRELL FHA 1-4; 4-H 1; Senior Play 4; Glee Club 1-3; Class Officer 4.

EDWARD ROY CUTHRELL FFA 1-4; Officer 4; Basketball 3, 4; Bus Driver 4; Baseball 1-4; Reflector Staff 4; Quarter- ian Staff 4; Class Play 2, 3; 4-H Club 1-3.

OF ’56

GLENN CUTRELL FFA 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Base¬ ball 1-4; Bus Driver 3; Quart¬ erian Staff 4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 3, 4; Glee Club

2. 3.

ARTHUR BELL GIBBS FFA 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Bus Driver 2, 4; Glee Club 1-3; Quarterian Staff 4; Carnival King 4; 4-H Club 1, 2.

MARY LOUISE GIBBS Basketball 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; FHA 1, 2; Reflector Staff 3; 4-H Club 1; Class Play 4; Qu¬ arterian Staff 4; Office Worker 2.

ANNA MAE HARRIS Class Officer 4; Basketball 1 -4; Captain 4; Glee Club 1-3; Class Play 4; Reflector Staff 3; Qu- arterian Staff 4;4-H Club 1, 2; FHA 1-4.

JABIE HARRIS, JR. FFA 1-4; Class Play 3, 4; Re¬ flector Staff 3; Quarterian Staff 4; Safety Patrol 2.

ELIZABETH SPARROW KEECH Class Officer 1, 2; FHA 1-4; Officer 3; Basketball 3; Score- keeper 2; Safety Patrol 3; Glee Club 1-3; Class Play 3, 4; Re¬ flector Staff 3; Quarterian Staff 4; Beta Club 2-4; Officer 4; Li¬ brarian 4.

THE SENIORS

JOSEPHINE RABURN MIDGETT FHA 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; 4-H Club 1; Class Play 4; Quarter¬ ian Staff 4; Reflector Staff 3.

Z. B. MIDGETT FFA 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Base - ball 1, 2, 4; Bus Driver 3-part of 4; Quarterian Staff 4; Class

Play 4.

RUTH O'NEAL FHA 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Qu¬ arterian Staff 4; Safety Patrol 3, 4; Class Play 4; 4-H Club 1,

3.

DALE SADLER

Glee Club 1-3; FHA 1-3; Off¬

icer 1, 3; 4-H Club 1; Librar¬

ian 2, 3; Beta Club 2-4; Class

Officer 3, 4; Class Play 3; Re¬

flector Staff 3; Marshal 3; Qu-

arterian Staff 4; Office Worker

4.

LESLIE SIMMONS

FFA 1 -4; Officer 4; Bus Driver

3,4; Reflector Staff 3; Quarter -

ian Staff 4; Class Play 3; Glee

Club 2, 3.

ROGER ALLEN SPENCER

FFA 1-4; Officer 4; President

of Tidewater Federation 4;

Basketball 2-4; Captain 3, 4;

Baseball 1-4; Bus Driver 4;

Quarterian Staff 4; Class Play

3, 4; 4-H Club 1-3; Officer 1,

3; Beta Club 2-4; Officer 3, 4;

Marshal 1; Class Officer 1-3.

OF ’56

SYBIL SWINDELL

FHA 1-4; Officer 2, 3; Beta

Club 2-4; Officer 4; Glee Club

1-3; 4-H Club 1-4; Officer 2-4;

Librarian 2-4; Basketball 2, 3;

Bus Driver 3,4; Reflector Staff

3; Class Play 3, 4; Quarterian

Staff 4; Office Worker 4.

WALTER WHEELER

Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4;

FFA 1 -4; Officer 3,4; 4-H Club

1, 2; Quarterian Staff 4.

Tommie Bishop

Dorothy Hudson

Delores Cutrell

Cecelia Jennette

Bennett Emory

Dorothy Mason

Jimmie Fortescue

Charlie Roberts

Scott Roberts

Betty L. Swindell

JUNIORS Ola Ross Audrey F. Simmons

Sandra Swindell Carol Williams

A Louise Spencer

Jimmie William s

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Myla Baum

Leland Harris

Margaret Credle

Charles Jarvis

Dorothy Cuthrell

Sandra Jennette

Bobby Dunbar

Thomas Jones

Linda Gibbs

Davis Mason

Billy Griffin

Bobby O’Neal ^

Edward Pegram

SOPHOMORES Betty Simmons

Doris Raburn

Rena Sparrow^

Lynn Roberts ’

Patricia Swindell

Christene Sadler

Evelyn Wheeler

Woodley Sadler

Frances Williams

Dewey Sawyer

Leah Williams

Shelby Sawyer

Larry Armstrong

Rosanna Carawan

Marvin Brooks

Sherlin Carawan

Francis Cahoon

Warren Carawan

Billy Gene Carawar

Dorothy Cutrell

Merlin Carawan

Hannah Dawson

FRESHMEN

Ann Fortes cue

Marie Midyette

Nancy Stotesbury

Glenn Mooney

Gloria Swindell

J. P. O’Neal

Jean Williams Rebecca Smith

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CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President. . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . .

. . Glenn Cutrell

. Alice Cuthrell . . . Polly Berry Anna Mae Harris

. , . Dale Sadler

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President.Dorothy Mason Vice President ..... Scott Roberts Secretary.Betty L. Swindell Treasurer ....... Bennett Emory Reporter .... Sandra Lou Swindell

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

Secretary.Thomas Jones President. Betty Simmons Reporter.Billy Griffin Vice President.Myla Baum Reporter.Patricia Swindell Treasurer . Rena Sparrow

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

President . . . Treasurer . . Secretary . . . Reporter . . . Vice President

. Gloria Swindell Rosanna Carawan . Rebecca Smith . Ann Fortescue . Merlin Carawan

CLASS HISTORY In September 1952, the state consolidated the

Swan Quarter, Sladesville, and Fairfield High Schools at Swan Quarter, Entering high school were thirty-four Freshmen--seven from Slades- ville.nine from Fairfield, and eighteen from Swan Quarter.

Freshmen high lights included the State Fair, initationin FHAand FFA, and class trip to More- head City, North Carolina. Athletics, also, took on a new meaning for the Freshmen. Mary Louise Gibbs and Anna Mae Harris played on the girls’ team, while Buddy Wheeler , Glenn Cutrell, Wayne Berry, Z. B. Midyette, Billy Joe Cutrell and Jim¬ my Brickhouse started on the boys’ team.

The Freshmen lost four members: Dorothy Ange who is now Mrs. Ralph Williams, Victor Jennette, Royce Gibbs, Bobby Ray Sanderson, and Tim Berry. Class officers were: Roger Allen Spencer, Treasurer; Elizabeth Sparrow, Presi¬ dent; Polly Berry, Secretary; Wayne Berry, Re¬ porter. Z. B. Midgette honored the Freshmen Class by being chosen Carnival King.

When school reopened in September, 1953, the *‘Greenhands” became the silly but yet confident Sophomores. Thirty eager students were now ready to really “aquaint” themselves with the school and teachers.

Important activities and people were gaining prominence during the Sophomore year. Polly Berry became a cheerleader, eleven new Beta Club members included: Frankie Baynor, Sybil Swindell, Billy Joe Cutrell, Polly Berry, Dale Sadler, Evalena Gray, Elizabeth Sparrow, Gracie Carawan, Claudia Carawan, Dorothy Gibbs, and Roger Allen Spencer. The Sophomores were hosts to the Seniors at a party, and Alice Cuthrell, Anna Mae Harris , Ruth O'Neal, and Dor othy Gibbs served as waitresses at the Junior-Senior Ban¬ quet at Mattamuskeet Lodge. The Sophomores attended the State Fair and the Carolina-Mary¬ land football game at UNC. They also had the pleasure of studying in the new classrooms.

In athletics, a baseball team was formed which included; Buddy Wheeler, Donald Credle, -Z. B. Midyette, Leslie Simmons, Nelson Watson, Billy Joe Cutrell, Glenn Cutrell, Roger Spencer, and Ed. Roy Cuthrell. Basketball teams included: Mary Louise Gibbs, Sybil Swindell, Anna Mae Harris, Wayne Bell, Wayne Berry, Buddy Wheeler, Z. B. Midyette, and Roger Spencer.

Manteo, North Carolina was the spot for the class trip. Dorothy Dawson became Mrs. Alfred Gibbs, Evalena Williams became Mrs. Douglas Gray and Lois Ann Sanderson from Engelhard was admitted to the class. Billy Joe Cutrell moved to Florida. Class officers were: Roger Spencer, President; Billy Joe Cutrell, Vice President; Polly Berry, Secretary; Elizabeth Sparrow, Trea¬ surer; and Gracie Carawan, Reporter.

Finally ending Sophomore days, twenty-eight students rose to jolly, competent Juniors in Sept¬ ember 1954. The following class officers were elected: Gracie Carawan, President, Glenn Cutrell Vice President; Dale Sadler, Secretary; Frankie Baynor, Treasurer;and Roger Spencer, Reporter. Athletics was holding its own, while the Sopho¬ more group remained to be victorious. Elizabeth Sparrow was added to the girls’ team. Polly Berry was elected Chief Cheerleader. Highlights in¬ cluded ordering class rings; presenting the class play,“For Pete’s Sake”; editing the school paper, the Reflector; attending the Carolina-Wake Forest football game at UNC, and last, but not least, the Junior-Senior trip to Washington, D. C. Elizabeth Spar row became Mr s. Char lie Keech,and Evalena Gray moved to Norfolk, Virginia.

When the twenty-four seniors returned to school in August 1955, their school had been changed from Swan Quarter to West Hyde High School. Wayne Berry, Nelson Watson, enrolled at East Hyde High School at Engelhard while Jim¬ my Brickhouse was sent to Columbia. Three other members were separated from the class-- Donald Credle, Walter Mann, and Dorothy Gibbs. Polly Berry was again elected C hief Cheerleader. Josephine Raburn became Mrs. Z. B. Midyette. Le slie Simmons married Audrey Fisher, and Lois Ann Sander son became Mrs. John Carawan. Art¬ hur Bell Gibbs became a member of the sophisti¬ cated Senior Class. Highlights included editing The Quarterian, receiving class rings, and pre¬ senting the class play, “A Feudin’Over Yonder.” Class officers were: Glenn Cutrell, President; Alice Cuthrell, Vice President; Polly Berry, Sec¬ retary; Anna Mae Harris, Treasurer; and Dale Sadler, Reporter.

As these chronicles go to press, the Seniors are looking forward to their goal--graduation. After receiving their diplomas May 22, 1956, each individual will write his own history by his deeds.

Historians: Sybil Swindell Claudia Carawan

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and

Fifty-six of West Hyde High School, in the County of Hyde, the State of North Carolina, being in per¬ fect mental condition, and realizing our impending departure, do hereby make this, our last will and testament, rendering null and void, any former wills that may be made by us.

ARTICLE I To the faculty, we leave our great appreciation

for the knowledge they have given us.

ARTICLE II To the Junior s, we leave our English grammar

books in hope that they are able to master the con¬ jugation of “to be.’’

ARTICLE III To the Sophomores, we leave our dignity and

feeling of importance.

ARTICLE IV To the Freshmen, we leave all the good times

we’ve had.

ARTICLE V We make the following bequests to individuals:

Item 1. Tapp Armstrong leaves her secret for a beautiful complexion to Billy Griffin and hopes it works successfully for him.

Item 2. Frankie Baynor leaves her ability to act to Dewey Sawyer. That ability will be useful for the Junior and Senior plays, Dewey.

Item 3, Polly Berry leaves her position as chief cheerleader to Sandra Swindell. Hope you have good co-operation, Sandra.

Item 4. C-racie Carawan leaves her ability to un¬ der stand English to Linda Gibbs. Maybe Mrs. Harris will benefit, too.

Item 5. Claudia Carawan wills her shy ways to Betty Sears. Shyness is rather cute, Betty, try it.

Item 6. Mary Louise Gibbs leaves her calmness during basketballgames to Evelyn Whee¬ ler. Someone must keep calm.

Item 7. Anna Mae Harris wills her knowledge of basketball to Cottie Garrish. Some new talent could help the team.

Item 8. Elizabeth Keech leaves her winning smile

to Charlie Roberts to be used when he has his picture taken.

Item 9. Dale Sadler leaves her neatness to Lynn Roberts hoping that in some way it will be useful.

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Sybil Swindell wills her curly hair to Margaret Credle. Now, Margaret you can have curls without effort.

Wayne Bell leaves his ability to make good grades on history to Merlin Car¬ awan, hoping it will help him pass the course.

Josephine R. Midgett wills her ability to write poems to Cecelia Jennette. Lots of words will rhyme, Cecelia.

Roger Spencer wills his scholastic ave¬ rage to Bennett Emory. Just a little bit more studying and the Beta Club will have another boy, Bennett.

Buddy Wheeler leaves his “Small feet” to Tommy Bishop. “Small shoes” are harder to find though.

Z. B. Midgett leaves his good physic to Woodley Sadler. Use it to your best ab¬ ility, Woodley.

Edward Roy Cuthrell leaves his wit to Nancy Stotesbury. He doesn’t want it to be dull after he graduates.

Arthur Bell Gibbs wills his ability to tell a joke with a straight face to Glenn Moon¬ ey. That will make your jokes more effective, Glenn.

Glenn Cutrell leaves his ability to type fastto BobbyO’Neal. It just takes prac¬ tice, Bobby.

Leslie Simmons leaves his “way with the girls” to Edward Pegram. He doesn’t need it any more.

Junior Harris wills his artistic ability to J. P. O’Neal. Someone will be needed to work on the school paper and annual.

Alice Cuthrell wills her good sportsman¬ ship to Rena Sparrow. Most of us could use good sportsmanship.

Ruth O’Neal wills her weakness to blush to Betty Simmons. Use it Betty, it might be becoming.

We hereby appoint Mrs. Frostie T. Lupton, our class advisor, as sole executer of this, our last will and testament.

In witness whereof, we the Senior Class of 1956 do set seal on this, the twenty-second day of May, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and

Fifty- six.

Item 10. Lois S. Carawan leaves her quietness to Christene Sadler. More of that could be used around school.

Testator: Roger Allen Spencer

CLASS PROPHECY In 1956 the Senior Class stepped from the last

rung of the school ladder and entered on another ladder of life’s ambition. It is now the night of the class reunion in 1966. As they all sat around having a jolly time, each one told where he was on the ladder of his ambition and what he had been doing since graduation in 1956.

Polly Berry’s greatest desire has come true and she is head nurse at Duke Hospital, Durham, North Carolina. She always was competent.

Alice Cuthrell was there with her usual smile. Her hair looked very chic in the latest French style, but it has to be as she is a top hair designer at the Waldorf in New York.

The world’s champion typist was with them, too. Mary Louise Gibbs has set a new record of 145 words a minute. She is traveling around the country demonstrating the Royal Electric Type¬ writer.

Senorita Armstrong and Lois Ann Carawan were very happy. They had both married and had new modern homes in Hyde County. They told of the happenings at home.

The most fashionable lady present was Anna Mae Harris. As dress designer for Marilyn Mon¬ roe, she has kept up with the latest styles.

The Notre Dame football team has been un¬ defeated for the past five years, but they should be with Edward Roy Cuthrell as their coach.

Zeke and Josephine Raburn Midgett are living at Cherry Point, North Carolina. Zeke is a lieu¬ tenant in the Marine Corps and Josephine is em¬ ployed as a personnel worker at the base.

Mechanical Engineering has claimed two of the ‘56 graduates. Arthur Bell Gibbs and Wayne Bell are working in the Diesel Engine Plant in Chicago.

Since graduation, Gracie Carawan has taken an accounting course and is a CPA. She is em¬ ployed as a state auditor now.

Leslie Simmons has been most successful with his dairy. It is now the largest in the United States. Leslie developed the milklon material everyone is using for sheer summer dresses.

One of their most ambitious girls, Elizabeth Sparrow Keech, has traveled all over the world with her Air Force husband doing secretarial work wherever she was. Now she knows ten different languages.

Roger Allen Spencer came back to Hyde County after receiving his agricultural degree from State College. He has been very successful with his farm, one of the largest in the county, and has shared his knowledge to help the other farmers.

Claudia Carawan was still courteous as she says “number please,’ in her position as a tele¬ phone operator. This is just a part-time job for her as she is an industrious house wife living in Washington, North Carolina.

In her very modest way, Ruth O’Neal informed them she was giving a piano concert in New York next month. She did not waste her talent--Good

luck, Ruth.

Dale was employed by the American Air Lines in Washington, D. C. She worked at any job they gave her, secretary, bookkeeper, or hostess. She enjoys the variety of her work. She was always

good at any job.

Frankie Baynor, home economcis teacher at East Carolina College, drove down with Sybil Swindell who is head of the history department there. The College President couldn't replace

these two.

The reunion was almost over when Mrs. Frost- ie Lupton arrived. She is busy with her family now and doesn’t have much free time. But her arrival made the reunion complete and she was so happy to see everyone and to know her class had been so successful.

Prophetesses: Josephine Raburn Midgett Lois Ann S. Carawan

Anna Mae Harris

Two late arrivers came in wearing Yankee suits. The famous players were Glenn Cutrell and “Buddy’’ Wheeler.

As an architect, Junior Harris’artistic ability has proven useful. He has just finished The Oct¬ agon Building for the President.

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HALLOWEEN KING AND QUEEN CONTESTANTS Left to right: Gloria Jean Rankin, Linda Carol Sadler, Susan Stone, Marjorie Richards, Anneuc Richards, Hilda Sawyer, Faye Sawyer. Standing: Billy Gibbs, Brice Williams, Richard O’Neal, Roy Carawan, Micheal Jones, Joseph Cahoon, Douglas Tunnell. Winners: Primary-Susan Stone and Richard O’Neal. Grammar-Hilda Sawyer and Douglas Tunnell.

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ELEMENTARY

EIGHTH GRADE Rebecca Anderson Jimmie Armstrong William Ed Basnight Ina Pearl Blake Sally Brooks

Raymond Gibbs Andy Harris Elizabeth Ann Harris John Jay Harris Lou Ellen Mason

Joyce O’Neal James Roberts Faye Sawyer Cary Smith Eric Swindell

SEVENTH GRADE Joseph Henry Bishop

Harry Brooks Joseph Cahoon Mary Elizabeth Cahoon Emily Lou Cahoon

Elvis Carawan Linda Gay Carawan Kay Cuthrell Leonard Harris June Jennette

Sandra Swindell Douglas Tunnell Joyce Wheeler Jeffery Williams Amelia Worrell

Jimmy McKinney David Midyette Mildred Midgett Glenn O’Neal Larry O’Neal

Barbara Pegram Annie Mae Pittman Ellen Sadler Joe Frank Sadler Hilda Sawyer

Betty Jean Smith Allen Spencer

SIXTH GRADE Jerry Armstrong

Christopher Benjamin Blake Leslie Brooks, Jr. Judy Carawan Agnes Clark Faye Credle

Jimmy Dunbar Gene Gibbs Rosalind Harris Eugene Jarvis Micheal F. Jones Richard Bryon Lupton

Mary Ann McKinney Susan Patricia Midgette Linda Pauline Mooney

Thomas Edward Newmons David Morgan O’Neal Annette Richards

Diana Rose Sadler Virginia Sadler Harry Sawyer Phillip Wayne Sherman Donna Louise Simmons Tolar Simmons

Gloria Jean Smith Joy Swindell Linda Swindell Jackie Watson George Ben Williams Sammy Eugene Williams

FIFTH GRADE Ralph Brinn Connie Brown Linda Cahoon Glenda Cahoon Roy (Butch) Carawan Caroline Gaylord Leland Gibbs, Jr.

Diantha Gibbs Joseph Gibbs Betty Jane Harris Carlton Harris Christine Harris Jerry Harris Clarence Jennette, Jr.

Jack Mason Paul Mason Mitcheal Newmons Lois O’Neal Roy Wayne O’Neal Jimmy Raburn Marjorie Richards

Delmer Sadler Larry Sadler Rebecca Sawyer Cletus Squires Elaine Swindell Marion Wheeler

FOURTH GRADE Janice Baynor Betty Bonner William Oscar Brickhouse Charlie Mac Cahoon Donald Cahoon

Susan Gaylord

Linda Harris Jackie Jarvis Kyle Mann Troy Mayo

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Lou Ander McKinney June Way Midyette Melba Midyette Georgia Mitchell Richard O’Neal

Betty Pegram Dianne Rankin Charles Reid Lois Sadler Rita Simmons

Hyman Spencer Clifford Swindell Althea Williams Betsy Lee Worrell

THIRD GRADE Lester Berry Norma Jean Blake Georgine Bouchard James Cahoon Robert Cahoon Bradley Gibbs Helen Gibbs Mary Jane Gibbs Christopher Hudson

Bobby Jarvis Margaret Mason Ronnie McKinney Gary Sadler Linda Sadler

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Rebecca Sears Sherwood Smithwick Glenn Spencer Stephen Spencer Susan Stone

Lucinda Swindell Michael Swindell Jimmie Whitaker Brice Williams Lena Bell Williams Michael Williams Naomi Williams

SECOND GRADE Dale Cox Elaine Credle Patricia Cuthrell Linda Gail Gray

James Gurganus Patricia Harris

Linda Hodges Joyce Jones Thomas Jones J. D. Clapp Wanda Mason Theresa Midgett

/? Charles Parker Jackie Raburn Vernon Rankin Lana Sadler Jane Ann Sadler Linda Fay Sawyer

Lloyd Lee Williams Bill Williams

FIRST GRADE Garry Berry Dale Blake Edna Ruth Brooks Van Carter Pete Credle Linda Carol Cuthrell

ivonne Evans Cecelia Gibbs Billy Gibbs A1 Gurganus Junior Harris Ruth Hodges

Russel Lupton Jimmie Mason Diane Midyette Billy Nobles Eddie O’Neal Bobby Pegram

Gloria Jean Rankin Brenda Sadler Donald Sawyer Amanda Sears Linwood Smith Danny Smithwick

David Spencer Roy Spencer Gilbert Tunnel, jr. Buster Williams ,8 , Ralph Williams

ACTIVITIES

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Tournament Sponsor

MARSHALS Dorothy Mason; Polly Berry; Chief; Dorothy Hudson; Patricia Swindell; Dale Sadler;

Billy Griffin, Frankie Baynor.

Thomas Jones

Dale Sadler

Dorothy Mason

Sybil Swindell

Gracie Carawan

Patricia Swindell

Billy Griffin

BETA CLUB

Mrs. Carolyn Harris

Advisor

Claudia Carawan

Frankie Baynor

Polly Berry

Roger Allen Spencer

Elizabeth S. Keech

Dorothy Hudson

Carol Williams

Roger Allen Spencer. . . . President

Edward Roy Cuthrell.Vice President

Bennett Emory. Secretary

F.F.A. Scott Roberts.. Treasurer

Leslie Simmons.Reporter

Walter Wheeler ........ Sentinel

Linda Gibbs ......... President

Doris Raburn.Vice President

Margaret Credle. Secretary

Sandra Jennette.Treasurer F.H.A.

Rena Sparrow.Historian

Cecelia Jennette . . . Parlimentarian

Sandra Lou Swindell.Pianist

Ann Fortescue.Reporter

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Evelyn Wheeler

Senior President

Jean Woodley

Home Agent 4-H CLUBS Earl Topping

Farm Agent

Joseph Cahoon

Junior President

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CHEERLEADERS Sandra Jennette; Billy Griffin; Rosanna Carawan; Polly Berry, Chief;

Sandra Swindell.

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BASEBALL

Scott Roberts

Buddy Wheeler Bennett Emory

Bobby Dunbar Edward Roy Cuthrell

David Mason

Glenn Cutrell Charles Jarvis

STAFF QUARTERIAN

Business Manager.

Assistant Business Manager

Junior Harris

Assistant Art Editor Anna Mae Harris

Sports Editor Ed. Roy Cuthrell

Assistant Sports Editor Mary Louise Gibbs

Features Editor Gracie Carawan

Assistant Features Editor Leslie Simmons

Alice Cuthrell Advertisement Manager

Ruth O’Neal

Assistant Sales Manager Senorita Armstrong

Photographer Manager

Wayne Bell Assistant Photographer Manager

Sybil Swindell and, Claudia Carawan

Anna Mae Harris, Josephine Midgett and Lois Ann S. Carawan

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OFFICE WORKERS BUS DRIVERS Sybil Swindell, Polly Berry, Betty Lee Swindell,

Carol Williams, Betty Simmons, Dale Sadler,

Lynn Roberts.

Edward Roy Cuthrell, Roger Allen Spencer, Jim¬

mie Williams, Leslie Simmons, Audrey Simmons,

Merlin Carawan, Sybil Swindell, Wayne Bell.

SCHOOL SERVICES

LIBRARIANS Audrey F. Simmons, Elizabeth S. Keech, Evelyn

Wheeler, Rena Sparrow, Sybil Swindell, Sandra

Lou Swindell, Frankie Baynor.

LUNCH ROOM WORKERS Mrs. Lizzie Fisher, Mrs. Elizabeth Blake, Mrs.

Alene O’Neal.

ICE CREAM SELLERS

Mary Louise Gibbs, Josephine R. Midgett.

J. C. Williams, III Joan Howard

FEATURES

BEST ALL AROUND

P oily Berry

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Carawan Claudia

BEST DRESSED Glenn Cutrell Dale Sadler

WITTIEST Edward Roy Cuthrell Josephine Midgett

FRIENDLIEST

Walter Wheeler Grade Carawan

MOST DEPENDABLE Jabie Harris, Jr. Mary Louise Gibbs

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Senior Contestants Junior Contestants

Jimmy Williams

Delores Cuthrell

Arthur Bell Gibbs

Dale Sadler

KING AND QUEEN

Arthur Bell Gibbs

Delores Cuthrell

Sophomore Contestants Thomas Jones - Betty Simmons

Freshman Contestants Warren Carawan - Rebecca Smith

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NEW BERN COCO-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY

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D. E. TUNNELL SKEET THEATRE

Dealer in Farm Produce

and Livestock In Cinemascope

Phone 242 Swan Quarter North Carolina Engelhard North Carolina

Com pH me nts of

W. E. BISHOP

Scranton North Carolina

THE EAST CAROLINA BANK

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Englehard - - Swan Quarte r - - Columbia

Engelhard North Carolina

CONGRATULATIONS !

CLASS OF '56

PAMLICO POWER & LIGHT CO.


SMALL'S BOOK STORE

MAOLA ICE CREAM

COMPANY

Books Office Supplies

Gifts

Telephone 715

Washington North Carolina

115-117 E. Water Street


PAMLICO CHEMICAL CO., INC.

Royster Fertilizers


SLADE WHOLESALE COMPANY MOSS PLANING MILL

Candies-Cigars -Drugs

Specialties -Etc. “Where The Home Begins’’

134 East Water Street

Telephone 16 16

Washington North Carolina Washington North Carolina

BELK TYLER'S MYERS FLORIST

Washington Shopping Center

“Everything in Flowers” A complete line of clothing

for all ages. 243 East Main Street

Telephone 1074


TYRELL HARDWARE CO.

Phone 2451

Columbia North Carolina

OUINN MILLER b COMPANY

Radios - Furniture - Stove s - Range s

T. C. Tunnell, Manager

Swan Quarter North Carolina

BILLIE SPENCER MATTAMUSKEET LODGE

"Stop at Billie’s place for a good time and dance Fishing and Hunting on to your heart’s content.’’ Beautiful Lake Mattamuskeet

Swan Quarter North Carolina New Holland North Carolina

JOLLY RADIO SERVICE Compliments of

Philco-Radio-Television THE BERRY COMPANY

Sales - Service

Phone 521 Engelhard North Carolina Swan Quarter North Carolina

See

LESLIE O'NEAL R. L. GIBBS b COMPANY. INC.

For Fishing and Hunting Grain

Ph on e 16-1 New Holland North Carolina Engelhard North Carolina

RAD JONES CHEVROLET CO.

Sale s Service

Parts and Accessories

Belhaven North Carolina

J. D. DAWSON COMPANY, INC.

Paints-Building Supplies

Wholesale Grocers

Feeds-Notions- Drugs

Candies -Tobacco


CLARK'S BEAUTY SHOP


LATHAM SEED & EQUIPMENT CO. RADIO & ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.

H. V. Latham, President

Vann Latham, V. President Maytag Sales & Service

D. A. Rouse, 2nd V. President Charles F. Latham, Sec’y-Treas. 205-207 W, Pamlico St.

Dial 2651

Belhaven North Carolina Belhaven North Carolina

BEAUFORT-HYDE MOTOR CO.


TRI-COUNTY MOTORS

DeSoto - Plymouth


C. MARVIN WILLIAMS b BROS.

Insurance Agency


J. W. PAUL

Real Estate & Rental Agent

Phone No. 463-1021


W. C. MALLISON b SON HDWE.

John Deere Farm Equipment

Heating & Air Conditioning


SWAIN BUICK COMPANY

212 N. Market Street

Phone No. 198-7C5


SWAINGAS WELCH'S DRUG STORE

Bulk Gas For Everybody Prescription Druggists

“Where Everybody Meets”

608 East 10th Street

Telephone 1604 Phone No. 100-31


EUREKA LUMBER COMPANY AMMON'S BAKE SHOP

Organized 1894

Birthday and Wedding Cakes Mfgrs. of North Carolina our specialty

Pine and Hardwood Lumber Telephone 1047


WRIGHT ELECTRIC COMPANY

Commercial Refrigeration

Motor Rebuilding

113 South Market Street

Telephone 916


Drink Royal Crown Cola

Best by Taste Test

ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO.


SMITH-MILLS PONTIAC

“Dollar For Dollar

You Can’t Beat a Pontiac”


GO-MORE CHEVROLET CO.

You Go More For Less

The Chevrolet Way


H. REID MITCHELL JR.

Mutual Insurance Agency

114 East Main Street

Telephone 45 Washington North Carolina

THE SALEEBY RESTAURANT

Steaks-Sea Food-Chicken

Fountain Se r vi ce-Sandwiche s

Have Banquets at Saleeby's

15th and Market Streets Washington North Carolina

WASHINGTON PACKING CO. THE Y GRILL

Courteous Curb Service We Buy Hogs

River Road Washington North Carolina Washington North Carolina

HOBBS IMPLEMENT COMPANY

Your John Deere Dealer

Telephone 394 Edenton North Carolina

MANNING MOTOR COMPANY

Ford Mercury-

Sales and Service

Phones 5851 - 2231

Plymouth North Carolina

Com pli merits of Compliments of

BOSWELL FLORIST EAST CAROLINA SUPPLY CO.

“Flowers Speak When Words Fail”

Telephone 773 Telephone 3971 Edenton North Carolina Plymouth North Carolina

TYRELL DRUG STORE


BELK TYLER'S

Eastern Carolina Shopping

Center

Plymouth North Carolina

Compliments of

TYRELL LUMBER COMPANY NAGS HEAD ICE & COLD STORAGE

Wholesale and Retail

Sea Foods

Columbia North Carolina Nags Head North Carolina

Compliments of

HOTEL NAGS HEADER

Nags Head North Carolina

Compliments of

DUNLOW ELECTRIC WELDING COMPANY

Military Highway

Phone Kimble 5-1242

Norfolk Virginia

OCEANAIRE COTTAGES

Phone 8664


CAVALIER MOTOR COURT

P. O. Box 45

Kill Devil Hill North Carolina

Di stributor s

Gulf Oil Products

COASTAL OIL COMPANY

Phone 6451


C om plim ents of

MANTEO FURNITURE CO.

Manteo North Carolina

Compliments of

Me KEELS SUPER MARKET


SURFSIDE

Bath Houses and Grill


Compliments of

OCEAN SIDE COURT


Compliments of

WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE


Compliments of

CARGILL GRAIN COMPANY


Compliments of

JETHRO MIDYETTE, JR.

Bait-Sea Food

MACKENZIE EQUIPMENT CO. Nags Head North Carolina

ELLIOTT’S CAFE Your International Dealer

Home Cooking-Rooms

Washington North Carolina Nags Head North Carolina

PERKINS' BODY SHOP J. WINTON SAWYER MONUMENTS

W. E. Perkins-Owner & Operator

ROCK OF AGES Monuments Body and Fender Repair-Painting Ga. “SILVER GRAY” Monuments Bear Wheel Chassis Alignment

405 S. Road Street Washington North Carolina Elizabeth City North Carolina

WOLFE'S BODY & RADIATOR SHOP NEUSE TRACTOR COMPANY

Arthur R. McKenzie Prop. Oliver Tractors

North Market Street Telephone 5990 Washington North Carolina Elizabeth City North Carolina

CLEAR-VIEW TELEVISION & APPLIANCE CO.

G. E. Philco Sales and Service

Phone 1688


ELIZABETH CITY CHEMICAL CO.

S. M, Sherwen Distributor

Weeksville Road-Route 4 Phone “The Barn” 6271

Elizabeth City North Carolina

C. F. GARRETT--WILLARD PRICE VIRGINIA’S CAFE

Real Estate Sales We Specialize in Seafood

Elizabeth City North Carolina Swan Quarter North Carolina

GLENN’S PLACE JOSH TUNNELL

Pit Cooked Barbecue Ready-Mixed Concrete

Concrete Products

Elizabeth City North Carolina Elizabeth City North Carolina

CITY SHEET METAL COMPANY CITY VUCCANIZING CO. INC.

“You Must Be Satisfied” “Tubeless Tire Headquarters

Of The Albamarle” Elizabeth City North Carolina Elizabeth City North Carolina

EARL’S CAFE Give Clothes To

Dine and Dance JEAN’S CLEANERS

Creswell North Carolina Columbia North Carolina

DOT’S SMART SHOP

“The Families Clothing”


COLUMBIA GARAGE

General Auto Repairs


Compliments of

J. C. McCLEES


MACK’S ESSO SERVICE

Roy J. Carawan, Manager


Com pH me nts of

FARMERS SUPPLY CENTRAL GARAGE

Columbia North Carolina Plymouth North Carolina

MILDRED’S FLORIST JOCKEY RIDGE RESTAURANT

Elizabeth City North Carolina Nags Head North Carolina

FARMERS EXCHANGE

Friendly F. C. X. Dealer


VOLIVA LUMBER COMPANY

Rough and Dressed Lumber

Concrete and Cinder Blocks Belhaven North Carolina

BILL GUTHRIE’S GULF STATION

Washing - Greasing -Simonizing


VIOLIVA FURNITURE COMPANY

Quality Furniture

Reasonably Priced


Compliments of

DR. W. T. RALPH


BELHAVEN BAKERY

Dairy Store - Sandwiches


Compliments of

TOLAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE


Com pH me nts of

GRIFFIN’S JEWELRY STORE


Compliments of

PINNER’S SHOE STORE


Compliments of

SEAFOOD CAFE


Comoliments of

BURGESS DEPT. STORE


VIRGINIA’S SHOP

Misses and Juniors

Dial 330-1


PUNGO ICE & FUEL COMPANY

Ice - - Coal - - Fertilizer


VOLIVA HARDWARE CO., INC.

Implements - Hardware - Paints

Builders’ Material


J. H. JARVIS & SON

Frigidaire Appliances

Siegler Heaters


HOTEL ENGELHARD

For Comfort


HYDE IMPLEMENT COMPANY

Massey-Harris

Farm Machinery


A. CAHOON & SON

FCX Feed & Seed

General Merchandise


R. S. SPENCER

General Merchandise


ENGELHARD CAFE

Ben Midyette, Manager


C. A. BABBS

General Merchandise


MARGARET LUPTON

Florist


Meet The Gang At The J. C. WILLIAMS, JR. AGENCY

FRIENDLY SODA SHOP Auto and Fire Insurance

Engelhard North Carolina Swan Quarter North Carolina

New and Second Hand JACK’S SERVICE STATION

Shoes Dry Goods

RUFUS WILLIAMS Dealer in Fishing Equipment

and Bait

Engelhard North Carolina Swan Quarter North Carolina

J. H. PATRICK

Self-Service


CAHOON & WAHAB Meats - Groceries

Hot Point Appliances

G. E. Televisions


CHARLIE’S J. L. SWINDELL

Mattamuskeet Causeway General Merchandise Super Kem-Tone Paints

Swan Quarter North Carolina Swan Quarter North Carolina

MATTHEWS-WHITFORD CO.

Commercial Printing


THE ANNIE “B”

First in Fashion


GASKINS JEWELRY

Keep-Sake Diamonds


S. B. ETHERIDGE DRUG STORE

“The Rexall Store”


CASINO

“We operate to please you”


BLOUNT-MIDGETTE & CO., INC.

Seed and Feed


TRIPP RADIO & TELEVISION CO.

Sales and Service


POTTER BROS. SEA FOOD CO.

Fish-Oysters -Shrimp


RAMSEY’S RESTAURANT

749 East Main Washington North Carolina

KUGLER-NICHOLSON, INC.

Sporting Goods


ELKS GULF SERVICE CENTER

Phone 1024


HODGES BROS. INC.

General Merchandise


L. W. SADLER

Motor Court

Phone 132 Swan Quarter

Fairfield North Carolina

SMOKE’S

Tire Rebuilders


PAUL AUTO SUPPLY CO.

Exclusively Wholesale


HARRIS---ELSEN

Plumbing and Heating


BELL JEWELRY COMPANY

Oldest, Busiest, Best

W ashington North Carolina

LITTLE FURNITURE CO.

New and Used Furniture


BEAUFORT EQUIPMENT CO.

Mas sey-Harris

Sales fk Service


LEGGETT’S CLEANERS

Merchant of Cleanliness


STEWART’S JEWELRY STORE

Jewelers - -Engravers

W atchmaker s Washington North Carolina

THE REEF DINING ROOM

By The Little Bridge


JOHN DEER FARM EQUIPMENT


BYRUM

IMPLEMENT & TRUCK CO., INC.

Trucks and Machines


Compliments of

COX MOTOR CO.

CONTRIBUTIONS

Hub Cafe BEAUFORT MONUMENT CO. Alii good - Owen

E. S. Jefferson WHICHARD’S BEACH Silverthorne Bros.

Rose’s Five and Ten SMITH MOTOR COMPANY Hilton’s Men’s Shop

H. E. Boyd W. C. BROWNING JEWELER Perry Motor Co.

Swindell’s Dress Shop McClellan's Adams Clothing Store

Doyle Nixon’s Esso Station CARTER’S Gen. Welding & Machine Co.

A. B. Swindell PAUL FUNERAL HOME The Washington Cafe

Engelhard Beauty Shop TAYLOR DRUG STORE Cottage Service Station

C. D. Jones BEAUFORT COUNTY BLDG. & McPherson Bros. Inc.

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