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

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TRUMPET FRANCES ALEXANDER CURTIS STANLEY Editor Associate Editor SHIRLEY FONVILLE MRS. R. Z. NEWTON Business Manager Adviser The Trumpet is the mirneographed newspaper of the entire school. Composed of serious commentary, poetry, school news, and light humor, it is written, assembled, and rnimeographed by the commercial department and other inter- ested high school pupils. This year the aim of the editors is to make the Trumpet a standard publication. First row, left to right: Ena Ruth Finley. Polly Robbins, Nadine Langley, Shirley Carden. Second row: Dorothy Keck, Jean Cannady, Rebecca Bennett, Jean Boone, Shirley Love, Shirley Fonville, Boyd Boswell, Curtis Stanley. Third row: Ruby Lee Chriscoe, Betty Jean Isley, Frances Alexander, Faye Graves, Harold Dean Perry, Sylvia Edwards, Jean Carol Isley, Mrs. Newton, Mary Russell. Joy Payne, Ann Euliss. 27

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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

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STUDENT L'00NL'll REBECCA GARRETT GEORGE JOHNSON President Vice-President DOROTHY NEWTON TOMMY GLENN Secretary Treasurer The student council is composed of representatives from all home rooms and classes and two faculty advisersq the principal is an ex-officio member of the council. The purposes of the student council are to establish and maintain cooperative citizenship, to create higher scholastic ideals and accomplishments, to sanction and promote worthy activities, to provide a medium between students and faculty, and to promote at all times the general welfare of this school. Seated, left to right: Betty Lou Hargrove, Tommy Glenn, Dorothy Newton, Rebecca Garrett, George Johnson, Carey Patterson. Standing: Ruby Lee Chriscoeg Mr. Adcock, principalg Mr. Harris, adviserg Jerry Lowder, Boyd Boswell, Mrs. Kinnett, adviserg Franklin Robertson, Howard Coble, Henry Chriscoe. Sarah Lee McCarter. 28