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A DREAMERTo lir. .V. A. Fattil^o, the man who fore s^w

the educational needs of Tarboro, the Class of 1949

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Introducing Our Principal

Our Principal, i.r. K. Pattillo received hieearly education here in Tarboro. He con.ol eted hiseducation at Sh=w University and was awarded a B.S.decree. He did his graduate work at Columbia L'niver

-eity. In the summer of 1926, Mr. Patti"Po took s

course in school administration at A and T co">""ege

in Greens boro. He was supervisor of the PamlicoCounty Scnool s for a period of ten years. For nine-teen years, he vi.e principal of the Pamlico CountyTraining Scnool, from ahicn rjsition he came here toTarboro. He began his administration at PattiitoHigh School in 1346.

He is vitally interested in all youth movementsfince hif coming, greater strides in education havebeen made. The lunchroom Program has been reor^niz-ed and improved. The faculty has been increasedand more f3Culty sdvisors have been assignee, to as-sist in the rr.^ny students activities. Through hieefforts, The Athletic Program has been expanded, a

high school band has been formed, a Veterans Train-ing Project h?s been inauc-urated, all of which havehas been done since, ILt. ,'i . H. Pattii"1 © prrived onthe scene.

Jrom Student observation, it mav readily be

seen that Frofestor F»ttillo has ° keen sense ofnumor. Throu^n the cooperation of teachers andstudents with Professor Pattillo in a 1 ! phases oflife, a we"1 ! knitted organization ha6 been achieve^.

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STAFF'S APPRECIATION

Before we began on our annual, we had to have help.

This help was rendered by workers, advisers, contributors,

and backers. The workers were the students on the annual

staff, who sacrificed their time and gave their services

wholeheartedly. Our adviser ( etaff ) , Mrs. Thomas, who

exerted a lot of energy =nd put forth a lot of effort, to

make sure the Year book would be a success. The Class of

"49" wishes to thank these per6ons,<especially : Mrs.Biake-

ly, Miss McNeill, Mrs. Ruth K. Games, Mrs. W.A. Pattillo,

Mrs. E.O. Jones, Mrs. Woodley and our Drincitoi Mr. W. H.

Pattillo.

The Contributors, were the alumni, who presented us

wi.th contributions in the form of money to aid U6 in our

place. Our backers, were the business concerns, that gave

us advertisements, which made it possible for us to oublish

our Year book. To these helpers, we wish to extend our ap-

preciation and sincere thank6. For these persons, are the

ones, that made it possible for us, to publish tie first

annual, in the history of the school.

EDITOR-IN-CHILF

Roland Clark

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Edi tor-in-Ctii?fRoland Clark

Aseistant EditorsJamesena Hopkins Julian >'ieavrr

Sports EditorAsst. "

Business Manager,Alumni EditorViT l iara Bl eck

.Elijah Cot tenJisrtha Cnerry

" Win i?m Mii i iardSa^ee ManaeerAsst. " " "

Advertising Cnief Osborne C?ineAsst. " " Coll i* H = rdy

Sods'* Editor_Asst. " "

Art Editor Lee Ernest KnightAsst. "

" Arthaniel Snarpe

Puui icity AgentCoris Sickens

_Julius Sharpe_Ernestine Kniprnt

Parian Bun ock_Catnerine Lloyd

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Srma Lee Eattle

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31ee Clue 4, Dramatic Cub2, Literary Club 2, Trea6.Freshman CI pep 1 .

Sill i^rr. Ei ack Jr.

Varsity Footba"1 "" 4, VareityBaeketbail 3, Vareity Eare-ball 2, a. H. C. ScienceClub 4, Free. Athletic As-sociation 1, Sports Editorof annual 1 , Sports Editorof School p^Der 2.

bertha Lee bradley

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Free, of Literary Club l

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Person?! Charm Club 1, Sec,of Class 1, Vareity Baeket-pb]1 2, Cheer Leader 1, 4-

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Dorothy Lee Eridg-ers

"Dot"

Glee Club 3, Civic Club 2,Dramatic Cluu 2, 3. A. C.

Science Club 1, Journei ieticCtuD 1, Vareity basketba'' "t .

Annie Llse Brown

"Cook"

r rarratic Club 1, Person?"'

Charm Oub 2, Literary Club"i

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Science Cub 1 .

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Dorothy Clqir Brown

"Dot"

Glee Club 5, 4-K Club 2, 5.

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"Tee Tee"

Literary Club 1, 4-K Club 4, Persona1

Charm Cluu i, Sec. of Senior Clees 1,

Soci-l Editor oi Annual 1, 3. «. C.

Science Club 1, lAes P^.ttiVo High !.

OeDorne Cpine

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Athletic As-eociation busineeUaneeer 1, trer>s. 3, G. if. C.

Science Club 4, Cheer leadei1, Civic dub 1 ,

AdvertisingSaiesrr.pin of Annual 1

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Martha Louie? Cherry

"Mart."

Literary Club 1 , Personal Charm1, 4-H Club 2, Annual Staff 1 fVarsity Basketball 4.

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Tlee Club 2, Personal CharmClub 1, Cran.atic Club 1, 4-HClub 2.

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Roi&nd Hayes Clark

"Tape"

Cr«rft6rr-8n Club, Pre6. 1, CivicClub l, pres. of Sophomore Class1, Varsity Eaeketball 3, Cir-culation Editor of School paper2, Vice Pre6. of Junior C!sss 1,Cran.atic Club l, JournalisticClub 1, Pres. of Debating Club 1,

Elijah Cot ten

"Eoy"

Editor in Chief of School paper2, Business Manager of annual 1,Varsity basketoalT 3, Tre?.s. ofCivic CIud 1.

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Doris 'ulae Dickens

"Dee Dee"

Varsity SasJtetDall 3, Cheer Leadero, Sec. 01 Science Club 1, Sec. ofClass 1, Sec. of Student Council 2

Sec. 4-K Club 1, Glee Club 5.

>ii "^ie Howard Dickens

"Brueen"

Varsity Basketball 5, VarsityFootban 4, Drerriatic Club 1,G. .V. C. Science Dub 3, Gt eeCub 1, Varsity 3eseb="P 1,Craftsman Cub i

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Core Mae Dunn

Dran.atic Club 2, LiteraryClub 1, Reporter of SchoolPaper 2, A6st. Libr?ripn2, Class Reporter of Annuall .

Ieidor Gross Jr.

"June Bug"

Dramatic Club 1, G. A. C. ScienceClub 3, Craftsman Club 1, VarsityFootball 3, Varsity Basketball 2,Varsity Baseben 1, Band 1 .

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Janesene Hopkir.6

31 ee dub 5, Dramatic C^ub3, Literary Clue 1, Sec.Sophomore Cla66 1, CheerLeader 5, Annual Stafi 1,Miae Pattillo Hi?h l, Treae.of Class 1.

Cb&rle6 Johnson

Pree. of Class 2, CraftsmanClub 1, Varsity Football 1,Varsity Basketball c, t>. ...

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Will iam Billiard

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William Joyner Jr.

"See"

Vartity Foot'oa"!"1 4, Captain1, Varsity Basketball. 3, 0.... C. Science 1, CraftsmanClub l , First Aid and SportsClub 1.

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Varsity Football 1, Varsitybasketball l, First aid *>nd

Sports Club 1, Debating- Club1, Craftsman Club 1.

Ernestine Romaine Knight

"Stine

Cheer Leader o, Dramatic Club2, 01 ee Club 1, 4-H C^ub 2,Varsity rasketbal"! 5. Vr^sitySoftball b, Annual Staff 1.

Alice Jean Lav.rence

Asst. Sec. of Senior Classi, Literary Club 1, 0. A. C.

Science C">ub 1, Glee Club 1.

Thorn? s Perry Jr.

"Eig John"

Varsity Footbo"1-14, "arsity

Easketba"'"' 5, Captain 2,Varsity ::?seba"n "I, DramaticClub 1, Craftsman Cub 1,First Aid and Sport6 Club i,

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Lula Thorne

"Mae"

Asst. Sec. of Cl ass 1 , G.

... C. Science Club 3, ,farsityE~sketba"<l 1.

Sno«dy Lee Vines

"Snow Lee"

Civic Club 1, Crematic Club1, 4-K Club 3, Glee Cub 3,Literary Club 1, G. h. C.

Science Cluo 1, Varsity Softbill 1, Varsity :-~sketDsll 1.

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HostWilliam Black

Martha Cherry

Host Versatile

Ernestine Inight

PopularJamesena Hopkins

Dorothy Bridgers

DependableMarion But 1 ock

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ModesiDollie Hardy

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Treasurer

Cl int ;>n Clark_Ciarer.ce Eridgers

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Erir.a Brown

Pooert LloydBusiness tlanager

Cisgs Flower;fthite Carnation

C]a6S Color:Llaroon snd Grey

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Ernest Kni?nt_

J^innie Norfleet

Raymon Parker

_Maggie Cherry

Lorna Pitt

_Julis Taylor

3ueiness Manng'er

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President_Vice Pres.

Secretgry_Asst. Sec.

_3lorie HarrenMarpsret Stgton

TreasurerSrTt. of Arm

_Rosa Dunn_Loe Revis

JRichard Coll ins_Leroy Win i»ra

Class Color:Blue and White

Class FlowerFink Rosp

ADVISORS:

Ur6. Minnie H. B^^ke^y Uig. Jennie D. Taylor

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Th eT^ttil lo Star.

Trie Journal it tic Cluo was organised in the fa1"1 of 1546,

under the direction of 3.V. Ero*n. Since th?t time the club hai in-creased it8 mp-rooereh io , done T.ucn creative writing, and ouoiished thfschool's pacer repulariy. The members have learned that one learnsto write by writing. As result, we have poems, etories, ^nd comicaDpearin^r in the puolicstion.

The club chose the task of editing the school paper, "TheP.attillo Star", the paper whicn the 6tudent6 ?md patrons enjoy. Thecirculation has increased over the period of years th-^t it has beencirculating. It increased from two r.undred to five hundred. Theousiness ie transacted Dy Osborne Caine and Clinton Cark. Tneir jobinave oeen well dune. Tne first issue of the "3tar"w86 done on a

macnine in the principal's offic e out no« the paper is printed.Tne students nave worked very hard to keep the paper going. Muchpraise is to be given them for their efforts.

Throus i- the cooreration 01 the citizens and facultythe bond is now a reality. It wss or?r nized erriy inKovenibej 1948 under the direction of Hiss A.L. She-rir.;present, there are forty rrteiriberB. In order to- the testv.ork, the band ors-ani^ed ith the fol^'Aing off icerr

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_Leo Jones

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The Mozart Choral Society has nlayed a perti-nent part in the school and Civiv lives of Tarboroand Eastern North Carolina. Through it6 program ithas kept alive traditions ever dear to a people.Notables of its activities are seasonable programs,radio broadcasts, Operettas, pageants, and assemblyrenditions. Former members have further distinguish-ed themselves by participations in Glee Club ofhigher learning. The Choral Society has been thestimulus for advanced study and thence Concert work.Under the guidance of mesd^mes T.Q. Foster and M.ST.Blakely the group plans oigger and better performanceb in the future.

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DROP IS FOR A HOT iiE^L

Leaf Street

Tarboro, N. C.

Bellamy Bros. Garage

We repair all make

of cars and tractor

phone 46 or 26

Enfield, N. C.

Compliments of

ADL er 1 s

Quality Merchandise

Reasonable prices

Tarboro, N. C.

When in ^nfield, N.C.

Trade and Save at

Meyer's Department Store

Compliments of

Hyman's Store

LadieB Ready to wear

Tarboro, N. C.

Compliments of

Shugar's Department

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Tarboro, N.C

Desoto Plymouth

Genuine parts

Hbt-point appliances

Goodyear Tires

Es8o products

Phone 4341

Enfield, N.C.

Compliments of

Tarboro, Furniture Store

Norge and Maytag Appl iances

Tarboro, N. C.

Bobbitts Esso ServiceWashing and Greasing

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Enfield, N.C.

Bring your caff to us for all

Kinds of repair work

Rothrock Motor Inc.

Enfield, N.C.

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The Quigless Clinic

Complete Hospital ServiceFor Colored Tarboro, N.C.

Harris Radio Co.

Your Norge Dealer

Radio Repairing

Phone 57 6-1

Enfield, N.C.

Myer's Fashion ShopLadieB Readv -to -wear

Men and Boys Clothing;Household Furnishings

Otto Meyer - Proprietor

Telephone 344-6 P.O. Box 185

Carlisle and Taylor

Jewelry Gifts

Tarboro, N.C.

A and B Milling CompanyManufacturers and Distributors

Cold Seal Dainj.y, Poultry, Hgg

Horse feed-Corn Meal

Term Cash Phone 42&1Enfield, N.C.

Compliments of

Creech The Flori6t

Phone 75

Tarboro, N.C.

Comol iments of

W.8. Cl »rk and Sons

Phone 40 or 41

Tarboro, N. C.

.Stanton's Lxidiefi Shoe

Latest 6tyie8-^-Best of goods

We specialize in all size

Phone 653-j

420 E. Church St. Tarboro, N.C.

Compliments of

Rosenb aura's Inc.

Tarboro, N. C.

Ethel 's Beauty Salonii

Be lovely to look at"

Expert Hair styling

) Tucker fyc£it\

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Eda:e„ombe Country Mo6t Modern

Food Store

Feirview Park Tarboro, N. C.

Woodley's Cash Store

Meats, Groceries, Fruits,

Vegetables and- Country produce

702 Oakland Ave.

Tarboro, N. C.

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Jack Bsm.xi

General Merchandise

Feed6, Gas and on

R-3 infield, N.C.

Anderson's Auto Service

E.O."?unk" Anderson-Owner

Modern Rer-air Equipment

General Auto ServiceBody .York a specialty

-nfield, N. C.

Enfield Radiator ..orks

Expert AutJ Radiator Service

Pnone £04-1 Enfield, N.C.

Enfield Cleaner

J. C. Cuthreivl Pror,

Phone 3881 Enfield, N.C,

Black's Esso Service

E.J. Anderson Mgr.Esso and Essoluble

Motor Oil s

Atlas tires -nd tubes

Phone 275-6 Enfield, H. C.

Holliday - Furniture Co.

Furniture - Electrical Ars^i i^nces

Pa ints-Plumb ins-Radio sucnliesAuthorized Phiico Dealer

Keivinator Froduct6

Enfield, N. C.

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