E M Holt High School - Reg O Ala Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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.comms 1 x ,, z' 5 E-N' og ' 13 'Eg E f f7'4S1fEE E iw In L E541 R56-0-ANI STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF: Hedrick Isley, Patsy Fox, Jenny Overman, John Mc Gowan, Billy Fogleman, Shirley Fonville. FRANKLIN ROBERTSON J. C. ROBBINS SHIRLEY BOSWELL BOYD BOSWELL Humor Editor Sophomore Representative Sports Editors JENNY OVERMAN THEODORE BOWMAN FAYE GRAVES Class Editor Circulation Manager Typist GLENWARD FAULKNER Freshman Representative Our yearbook is a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press, Columbia Uni- versity, New York Cityg last year for the second time, we entered our yearbook in their critique and contest, in which we were awarded a First place certificate. Our purposes this year are to publish a yearbook that will receive a high scholastic rating and to present for you a true picture of your school year 1950-'51 which will become one of your most cherished possessions.

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EEE U . fig'-9 , QYET M H Mmm: Q 4,55 L E I ' R56-0-ANI STAFF MRS. W. ALBERT GRAHAM HOWARD COBLE JERRY LowDER Adviser Business Manager Editor REBECCA GARRETT SARAH LEE MCCARTER Feature Editor Associate Editor A is. DAVEY SHOFFNER CURTIS STANLEY ENA RUTH FINLEY DIXIE ROBERTSON Jumor Rep,-939-,native SHIRLEY FONVILLE Art Editors Typists RUBY SHOFFNER CNot Picturedl The REG-O-ALA is a project of the senior English class with representatives from the other classes. On these two pages are the members of the stat? who worked so hard to make this 1951 REG-O-ALA possible. Our work began in October with a few sheets of copy paper and a few photographsg our work ended on that happy day in May when you received your REG-O-ALA. Between the two dates there was much, hard, unrelenting work against many odds,

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HITURJF FARMERS 0F v4MERlL'v4 DEAN PATTERSON HENRY CHRISCOE BURLEIGH CAPPS President Vice-President Secretary GLENWARD FAULKNER GRANT SHARPE MR. WAYNE ROACH Treasurer Reporter Adviser The E. M. Holt Chapter is one of over 7,000 located in the United States, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii with a total membership of over 300,000. To be a member one must be enrolled in Vocational Agriculture in the school in which he is attending. He must also pay his state and national dues. The E. M. Holt Chapter participated in county contests such as: public speak- ing, dairy, swine, and beef judgingg parliamentary procedure, seed and shop contests. For recreation North Carolina owns two large camps, which the F.F.A. members may attend for a small fee. First row, left to right: Larry Steele, Wilton Wrightsell, Jimmy Smith, David Morris, Royzelle Hornaday, James Biggerstaff, Alvis Hudson, Hayes Euliss, Coy Norris, Charles Sharpe, John McGowan, Charles Newton, L. H. Sutton, Lynn Ward, Bobby Sharpe, Tommy Linens, Charles Turner, David Shoffner, Harold Dean Perry. Carson Hudson. Albert Smith. Bill Loving. Second row: Roger Moore, Arnold Collins, Larry Overman, Billy Fogleman, Jack Edwards, Larry Brown, Dean Patterson, Grant Sharpe, Henry Chriscoe, Kent Thompson, Mr. Roach fAdviserJ, Frank Moorefield, Ronald Capps, Floyd Smith, Billy Wayne Isley, Jimmy Bowman. Third row: Hal Dean Shoe, Tommy Glenn, Sammy Finley. Howard Greeson, Jack May, Glenward Faulkner, Burleigh Capps, Jimmy Johnson, Richard Greeson, David Hartman, John Martindale, Bradsher Moorefield, Elmer Shoffner. Edwin Benfield, John Biggerstam Sonny Lee. Fourth row: Larry Moser, Melvin Euliss, Jimmy Long, Raymond Murrie. 26