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

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fguilcfing guiure armera GLENWARD FAULKNER CHARLES NEWTON CHARLES TURNER President Vice-President Secretary L. H. SUTTON TOMMY GLENN MR. ROACH Treasurer Reporter Adviser First row, left to right: Jerry Hilton, Larry Overman, Charles Sharpe, Jerry Chester, David Morris, Albert Smith, Jimmy Long, Bobby Phillippie. Second row, left to right: Wilton Wrightsell, Edwin Benfield, Grant Sharpe, Tommy Glenn, Arnold Collins, Max Fogleman, Larry Roberson, Glenward Faulkner, Alvin Bradshaw. Third row, left to right: Roy Zelle Hornaday, Bobby Faulkner, Boy Sharpe, Ralph Ingle, Alvis Hudson, Jimmy Johnson, Larry Brown, L. H. Sutton, Floyd Isley, David Isley, Henry Chriscoe, Wade Loy, Raymond Murray, Melvin Euliss, Mr. Roach. Fourth row, left to right: Buddy Pickard, Lester Gibson, Max Edwards, Ted Johnson, Hayes Euliss, Bradsher Moorefield, Jimmy Smith, Charles Newton, Bob Sharpe, Riley Shoe. The E. M. Holt Chapter of The Future Farm- ers of America 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 attend- ing. He must also pay his state and national dues. The E. M. Holt Chapter participated in county contests such as: public speaking, dairy, swine, and beef judging, parliamentary pro- cedure, seed and shop contests. Recently the members built picnic tables, benches, and out- door Hre places which are used not only by students but also by the community. For recrea- tion North Carolina owns two large camps, which the F. F. A. members may attend for a small fee.

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the fren ADVERTISING STAFF: Rebecca Sharpe, Chairmang John Martindale, Joe Ann Wfright, Joy Payne, June Carol Murray. GERRENE Moom: NTARY RUSSELL PEGGY PICKARD ANN EULISS Circulation, Manager Typist Typist Typist DOROTHY NEWTON JANET RICH LUCILLE MosER Junior Representative Art Editor Art Editor The REG-O-ALA is a project of the senior rating and to present for you in picture and English class with representatives from other print a true story of your school year 1951-1952 classes. Our purposes this year are to publish Which, we hope, will become one of your most a yearbook that will receive a high scholastic cherished possessions. 27

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ngineera of the .grant fage Mas. LEE CURTIS STANLEY Adviser Editor JEAN CANNADY JOY PAYNE Associate Editor Business Manager Left to right: Feature editor, Betty Lou Hargroveg sophomore reporter, Everette Minceyg associate art editor, Carol Staniieldg associate business manage-rg Catherine Moffitg associate feature editor, Jimmy Sharpeg ,lean Carol Isleyg Joan Robertsong sports editor, Ann Eulissg associate sports editor, Clenward Faulknerg senior reporterg Peggy Pick ard, typists: Polly Robbins, Shirley Carden. Mary Russell. Marina Moore, Hazel Crouse. The Trumpet, school newspaper sponsored by the staff members and English students. Our the high school English department, is pub- newspaper serves as a connecting link between lished six times a year and includes serious the school and the community, presenting the commentary, poetry, and prose composed by policies and activities ofthe school. 29