BATH HIGH SCHOOL PRESERVATION NEWSLETTER

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BATH HIGH SCHOOL PRESERVATION NEWSLETTER PIRATE S REVENGE NINTH EDITION DECEMBER, 2011 Exterior Improvements The Work Continues! To all who have supported this effort, now the payoff begins. As shown above in July of this year 3/4 the roof on the buildings (Northwest Wing, Northeast Wing, and the Connector) was replaced by a new shingle roof with significant structural repairs. With the removal of the kitchen on the South (Cafeteria) Wing in 2009 the work began to restore the building as closely as possible to its original character. The new shingle roof is significant as it duplicates as closely as possible the original 1920 s roof. With the entry of the Bath High School properties into the National Register of Historic Places in 2008 came a responsibility to decide upon exactly what path to take to maintain the property. Earlier this year the Board as required by the State & National Historic Preservation entities decided upon Rehabilitation as the preferred treatment option for the buildings. This designation is defined by the National Historic as: the process of returning a property to a state of utility, through repair or alteration, which makes possible an efficient contemporary use while preserving those portions and features of the property which are significant to its historic, architectural, and cultural values. The Standards for Rehabilitation acknowledge the need to alter or add to an historic building to meet continuing or new uses while retaining the buildings historic character. With a commitment to stabilize and reclaim the buildings the current emphasis is on exterior improvements. Specifically, to restore all windows not previously completed on front of the buildings facing Hwy 92. This work is underway and further restoration will continue down King St. and next around the back side of the Northeast Wing auditorium and Connector as funds are available. (see above) This along with the roof project takes us another step closer to completely drying in the building. Replacement of the original Portico entrance into the auditorium is slated to start in early December. THE BRICKS ARE ON THE GROUND! This is made possible by the generous donation by an anonymous donor along with the Havens Grant and fund raising activities. Our vision is clear, as we continue to stabilize the buildings and move forward with a sound reuse plan. BHSP s agreement with the Historic Bath Foundation in the fall of 2010 stands as a model of cooperation between our organizations for development through adaptive re-use. We have continued to seek strategic partnerships with likeminded organizations. The most recent progress in this direction is our current discussions with the Friends Bath Community Library toward relocating the Library into first floor of the South Wing (old Cafeteria). It is through the commitment and hard work of members, committees, board, and other supportive entities that we continue to move this Project forward. Although the task is large I have no doubt that we will succeed! Sandra E. Harrison Chairman, BHSP Building Committee 2011 BHSP PIRATE SANTA May be seen at the Board of Realtor s Office Main St., Bath, N.C. Call Starlon at 252-944-7484 or Claudia Alligood at 252-923-5061 Look inside for... Message From the President/BHSP Parade Float 2 2012 BHSP Calendar/Finance Committee Report 2 2011 Membership/Donor Levels/Gifts in Kind/Grants 3 2011-2012 Membership Enrollment Form 4 2011-2012 Donors & Contributions/Restore a Window 4 Raffle Drawing Winners/Neighbors Helping Neighbors 5 Highlights From 2011 6

PIRATE S REVENGE Message from the President The Bath High School Preservation (BHSP) has been busy this summer. We have a new roof on the East and West wings. We will begin the reconstruction of the portico, which was extended from the East wing (auditorium), when the school was first built. You may have seen the bricks piled there for that work. Irene did us some small damage, but the shingles stayed on the roof, a tribute to Sandra Harrison s foresight in insisting on a higher than required wind resistant shingle. We plan to put the Bath Public Library in the South wing, which is the old cafeteria wing. That is in the works. Our membership is in excess of 300 now, thanks to the hard work of Nelda Ormond s membership committee. I would remind everyone that anyone who wishes to join the BHSP is encouraged to do so. You need not be an alumnus of Bath High School (BHS) in order to join. In fact, four of the BHSP Board members did not attend BHS. You may access the BHSP website at www.bhspreservation.org Jimmy Edwards BHSP Parade Float Wins 2nd Place Special Events chairman, Becky Tuten, appointed Elaine Harrison, to coordinate the 2011 BHSP float. Elaine asked that the following individuals be credited with contributing to the success of the project. Star Credle for printing and banners; Tony Boyd and Mike Godley for supplies; Larry Boyd for the BHSP Photo; Kathy Clark and Marti Buchanan for assisting with float design implementation and assembly. John and Kathy Clark, BHSP, alumni, escorted the float. while members of their family (children, grandchildren, and friends) rode on board. BHSP was fortunate to win the second place ribbon in the Civic Category. Current Bath Elementary School students Sydney & Hannah Baker; & former students Amy Clark Toler, Misty Clark Hernandez, and Caitlin Ormond along with friends on board! Page 2 2012 BHSP Calendar January 3, 2012 ~ BHSP Board Meeting @ 7:00 pm February 7, 2012 ~ BHSP Board Meeting @ 7:00 pm February 18, 2012~BHSP Leadership Retreat @ Bath Christian Church ~ 8:30 11:30 a.m. February 25, 2012~BHSP Annual Oyster Roast @ Selby Barn ~ 4:00 pm until March 6, 2012 ~ BHSP Board Meeting @ 7:00 pm April 3, 2012 ~ BHSP Board Meeting @ 7:00 pm April 10, 2012 ~ Deadline for BHSP Newsletter Articles April 21, 2012 ~ BHSP Leadership Retreat @ Bath Christian Church ~ 8:30-11:30 am May 1, 2012 ~ BHSP Board Meeting @ 7:00 p.m. May 15, 2012 ~ BHSP Newsletter mailing May 19, 2012 ~ May Fest @Bath, NC ~ BHSP Booth 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. June 1, 2012 ~ Membership Renewal (June 1, 2012-May 31, 2013) June 5, 2012 ~ Annual Membership Meeting @ Bath Christian Church @7:00 pm July 10, 2012 ~ BHSP Board Meeting/New Board Member Orientation @ 7:00 p.m. August 7, 2012 ~ BHSP Board Meeting @ 7:00 pm September 4, 2012~BHSP Board Meeting @7:00 pm October 2, 2012 ~ BHSP Board Meeting 2013 Planning (Calendar Committees @ 7:00 p.m. October 15, 2012 ~ Deadline for BHSP Newsletter Articles November 6, 2012 ~ BHSP Board Meeting 2013 Planning Session (Budget 2013) @ 7:00 p.m. December 1, 2012 ~ BHSP Newsletter Mailing December 1, 2012 ~ Washington Christmas Parade @ 11:00 a.m. December 2, 2012 ~ Bath Christmas Parade~2:00 pm December 4, 2012 ~ Reserve Time for Called Board Meeting if necessary @ 7:00 pm December 9, 2012 ~ Historic Bath Open House ~ 1:00-4:00 p.m. BHSP Board of Director s Meetings are 1st Tues., at 7 pm at Bath Christian Church. Members and visitors are invited to attend. 2012 Calendar will be available on-line in January. Bath High School Preservation Finance Committee Report Ken Chilcoat, CPA, CSA performed an audit of the financial records of Bath High School Preservation for the year 2010 with no findings of noncompliance or any need for adjustment. Thomas Swanner & Company, P.A. prepared and submitted to IRS the annual Form 990 tax return reflecting activity for the year 2010.

Terry Kay Woolard drawing the winning tickets while June Wallace assists. PIRATE S REVENGE 5th Annual BHSP Raffle Drawing Page 5 5th Annual BHSP Raffle drawing was held in conjunction with Paddle Bath Poker Run. Congratulations to all those who won a prize!! We especially want to thank everyone that purchased raffle tickets! AND THE WINNERS ARE: Winners Prizes Donors Mary Catherine W. Godley Teeth Whitening Dr. David Elliott Sandra & Claude Dupree Three-night Stay in Williamsburg Sandra Harrison Starlon Credle Print Dolores Morgan Debbie DeGelfo Seafood Dinner for Six Teeny Mason & Jane Capps Bruce Biggs Pottery Helen Brooks Billy Byrd Half-day Fishing Trip Captain David Mason Mary Lynn & Skipper Edwards 4 ECU Football Tickets for a Single Game Plus Parking Pass Connie Bond Wayne Cox 4 ECU Basketball Tickets for Opening Game Connie Bond Bruce Biggs Handmade Afghan Linda Sullivan Ike Baldree Vitex Large Contour Pillow Two Front Row Tickets to Adam Growe s Comedy Quiz Show at the Turnage Theater on Thursday, Nov. 10, at 8:00 P.M., with a $75 Dinner Certificate at Pia s Grace Elliott Whitley Catamaran Cruise on the Pamlico River, approx. 3 hours, snacks & beverages, Six people Carla Smith Geneva Woolard Bob & Mary Ann Sielski Small Occasional Table Big Bargain Supply One Week Cottage Vacation on Handy s Point, Overlooking Beautiful Beautiful Bath Creek Weekend Mountain Getaway Windley Cottage, Spruce Pine, NC Neighbors Helping Neighbors Bath High School Preservation was represented at A Preservation Celebration at Grimesland Plantation. Several members attended and made donations to sponsor the fundraising event. Sunday, November 13, 2011, over 400 people supported the fundraiser held to raise money for Preservation North Carolina s Northeast regional office in Edenton, NC. Headquartered in Raleigh, NC, an office in Winston Salem has fell victim to the economy. The Piedmont region s office in Durham and the West region s office in Shelby remain open. Preservation North Carolina depends on the generous donations of its 5000 members to sustain their preservation efforts. The organization was instrumental in helping get BHSP off the ground and to where it is today. Waters Home Furnishings Rich & Cori Fritz Steve & Carol Persche Gene & Susan Roberts John & Gloria Windley Dorothy Everett Rod & Reel M & W Sales (Byron Midyette) Ellen Hardin Autographed Scotty McCreary T-shirt Scotty McCreay and His Mother Susan Roberts Fertilizer Crop Production Carolyn Ricks Large Mum Petals & Produce Dick & Rose Fritz Halloween Decoration Halloween Express (Lisa & Clay Cartwright) Seth Effron Hand-made Basket Jean Bowen Some BHSP Members That Attended The Fundraiser pictured LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Childs, Nelda Ormond, Jim Cox, Kendall Cox, Dianna Boyd, and Elaine Harrison

PIRATE S REVENGE Page 46 2011-2012 BHSP Board of Directors President James Edwards Vice President Sandra Harrison Secretary Claudia Alligood Treasurer Barry Boyd Pirate s Revenge is a bi-annual newsletter developed by Bath High School Preservation members to provide pertinent information on the progress of our organization in preserving our heritage at the BHS building. To submit articles or receive future issues, please send an e-mail to queenb35@yahoo.com and include Pirate s Revenge in the subject line. www.bhspreservation.org New Location for BHSP Merchandise Santas and other merchandise may be purchased at the following new locations: Bath Visitors Center Board of Realtors, 110 Main St., Bath Editorial Staff Managing Editor Betsy Gray Co-Editor Joanne Childs Contributing Writers Joanne Childs Mike Godley Copy Editor Nell Godley Designer Betsy Gray John Baldwin Connie Bond Betsy O. Boxer Surry Everett Thomas Haigwood Carol Persche Karen Waters Pirate s Revenge P.O. Box 149 Bath, NC 27808 Non-Profit US Postage Paid Bath, NC Permit #18 July 4 th Car Raffle Flag Raising Ceremony Bath High School July 4, 2011 Flag flies over BATH HIGH SCHOOL once again! Winning ticket drawn by Susan Alligood And the winner was Billy & Carolyn Byrd of Camp Leach BHSP Paddle Bath Poker Run in October Marti and Star covered Sandy Point and gave out cards and literature for BHSP. Thanks to Northside High School ROTC

PIRATE S REVENGE Page 43 2011-2012 Membership/Donor Levels You are living history in preserving your dreams, visions and memories for the future generations. SWASHBUCKLER ~ $25.00-$74.99 CROSSBONES ~ $300-$499.99 Mr. & Mrs. Wells Armstrong Ernest & Jennifer Cox Cornelius Julie & Trevor Crawford Katherine Cutler Peggy Davis Peggy Daw Ruth E. Dorkin Horace & Betty Elliott Helen Everett Barbara Gibbs Bernard & Barbara Grant Donna Hardy Morgan Harris Joe & Ellen Heck Donna Jackson Jack A. & Barbara Mason Andy Mason J.C. & Dolores Morgan Gerald & Barbara Morris Barbara Oliver Gerald Klass & Darlene Ormond Maggie Ross Potter James R. Respess Bobby Roberson Ethel Foskey Temple Judy Waters Eric & Yvonne Waters Leon & Alice Wingate Terry Kay Woolard BLACKBEARD ~ $500-$999.99 James & Phyllis Boyd First South Bank Wells Fargo/Wachovia Bank FRIENDS OF T.A. & MOLLY BROOKS $1000-$4,999.99 A.T. & Martha Venters MAROON/WHITE PIRATE ~ $75-$149.99 Jim & Emily Albera Robin Alexander Fenner & Faye Ambrose Mary Linda Batchelor Larry Boyd Topper & Rhunell Boyd John & Kristin Carroll C.M. Cartwright Wayne & Anna Ruth Cox Wayland Denton Kim & Ted Van Essendelft Rita Cutler Eubanks Johnny & Terry Everett Velma Faucette Griff Garner Haywood & Frances Gibbs Jay & Ellen Hardin Mitchel & Jane Jordan Harris Earl Willis Boyd, Jr. Millard E. Cox Louise Cutler Lula Credle Daw Ted & Sylvia Hill Billy & Nancy Hill Scott A., Liz & Molly McGowan Jade & Edwin Harris Edward & Pam Hodges, Jr. Cliff & Rachel Jordan Curtis & Sybil Sullivan Leary Mr. & Mrs. Keith Mason Dr. David & Teresa Swain Mays Weldon & Hilda McLawhorn Art Meeder Mark Moore, Jr. Del Ross John Spain Mr. & Mrs. James Swanner Sandra Tankard Stephen Tucker Johnie & Roy Williams Sylvia Wallace Winfrey BUCCANEER ~ $150-$299.99 Emma Lee Clark Smith Laura C. Sullivan Lou Ellen Brooks Sullivan Seth Effron & Nancy Thomas Eula Waters Robert W. & Grace Whitley Grants This Period Jonathan Havens Charitable Trust $5000 Gifts in Kind Larry Boyd Braddy & Sons Keech & Company, Gary Keech Ken Friedlein Stocks & Taylor Construction Memorial Gifts From the Class of 1961 In Memory of Thomas Ormond Gene Tetterton

PIRATE S REVENGE Page 44 2011-2012 Donations/Contributions You are living history in preserving your dreams, visions and memories for the future generations. Restore a Window Program Ian Godwin & Caroline Clement Banwell In Honor of Ed & Vickie Clement Lou Ellen Brooks Sullivan In Memory of Gloria McGowan Alligood E. Willis Boyd, Jr. In Honor of Earl Willis Boyd, Sr. Class of 1944 In Honor of Millard E. Cox, Louise C. Cutler, Eula waters, Laura C. Sullivan, Lula Credle Daw & Emma Lee Clark Smith The H. Edwin Gray Family In Memory of Ralph Kendall Sheppard (Class of 1931) Donations George E. & Linda Tuten Sullivan In Memory of Gloria McGowan Alligood Wells Fargo/Wachovia Bank Guy R. & Vivian J. Davis First South Bank Joanne Tuten Childs In Memory of Gloria McGowan Alligood Dianna Boyd In Memory of Ruby Boyd Crisp Class of 1959 In Memory of Thelma Woolard Tyndall Class of 1961 In Memory of Thomas Ormond Gene Tetterton BHSP 2011-2012 Membership (Annual Membership runs from June 1 to May 31). Yes, I (we) want to make a special tax deductible contribution to restore the BHS building. Name(s) Address City State Zip Telephone Email BHS Class of Membership/Donor Levels Swashbuckler ($25 per person ) $25 - $74.99 Maroon/White Pirate $75 - $149.99 Buccaneer $150 - $299.99 Crossbones $300 - $499.99 Blackbeard $500 - $999.99 Friends of T.A. & Molly Brooks $1000- $4,999.99 Restore a Window Program $250.00 In Honor of In Memory of Quantity Amount Enclosed Window donations are tax deductible and are separate from the operating budget of BHSP. They are for window use only. Membership/Donor Level Restore a Window Total Amount Enclosed Please make your check payable to BHSP and mail to: BHSP, P.O. Box 149, Bath, NC 27808. Pirates Spirit Lives on! Thank you for your support!