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

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nr! Clzria iian Character SARAH LEE MCCARTER CURTIS STANLEY President Vice-President BECKY FOGLEMAN Missionary Chairman SHEILA WELLS Chorister NANCY CANTRELL ROY ZELLE HORNADAY Secretary Treasurer ELAINE GRAVES AND BETTY JANE ANTOHNY Social Chairmen MRS. KIN NETT A clviser First row, left to right: Kay Braxton. Norma .lean Arey, Nancy Cantrell, Mrs. Kinnett, Curtis Stanley, Sarah Lee McCarter, Becky Fogleman, Betty Jane Anthony, Sheila Wells, Elaine Graves, Boy Zelle Hornaday, Jr., Betty Jean lsley, Billie Graves. Second row: Walter Hanford, J. C. Fogleman, Jimmy Ward, Larry Isley, .lames Biggerstaff, Alvin Hudson, Rufus Boswell, Bobby Estes, Jerry Sharpe, George Johnson, Gene Forbis. Third row: Carolyn Fogle- man, Ruth Estes, Ann Tyndall, Geraldine lsley, Peggy Etheridge, Shirley Guthrie, Hazel Parker, Geraldine Edwards, Peggy Roach, Sabra Pike, Shirley Smith, Ruby Lee Chriscoe, Shirley Boswell. The name of the Bible Club is S.O.L., mean- ing '4Serving Others Loyallyf' lts purposes are to acquaint students with the Bible, encourage Christian fellowship, and enrich the souls of the individuals. The programs consist of dis- cussions on spiritual subjects, guest speakers, and the discussions of problems of young people today.

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Buifdera of Ciiizendlzip RUBY LEE CHRISCOE BARBARA EVERETT CHARLES TURNER President Vice-P1 esident Secretary MR. HOPPER Br-:CKY FOGLEMAN Mes. KINNETT 141'lviSGf Treasurer Adviser Seated, left to right: Grant Sharpe, Becky Fogleman, Ruby Lee Chriscoe, Charles Turner, Shirley Boswell. Standing: Mr. Adcock, Ronald McCarter, Everette Mincey, Sarah Lee McCarter. Henry Chriscoe, Mrs. Kinnett, Jimmy Sharpe, Evelyn Phillippie, Kay Braxton, Janet Rich, Mr. Hopper, Barbara Everett Knot picturedl. The Student Council is composed of oihcers elected by the student body, representatives from all high school classes, and two faculty advisersg the principal is an ex-ofhcio member of the council. The objectives of the student council are: to serve as a part of the educational ad- ministration in the school system, to promote worthy activities, and to teach students how to participate in a democracy so that they can take their places in the community.

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earning from Jfladiera 1. Walter Spearman welcomes us to the Press Con- ference. 2. ls this what they do at Conferences? 3. Making more history at the old well. 4. Waiting for the banquet at the Carolina lnn. 5. With luck we'll make it across Time Square. ln preparation for an improved REG-O-ALA for 1952, members of the staff attended two press conferences. ln March of 1951 Sarah Lee, Betty Lou, Curtis, Glenwarcl, and Mrs. Graham were representatives to the Columbia 6 81 7. Sight seeing by night and day. S. A real lrish Chauffeur! Really a pleasant fellow! 9. Window shopping before luncheon at the Walclorf Astoria. 10. Chilly, isn't it, Clenward? But it was really worth it to see the MQueen Mary dock. Scholastic Press Conference, Columbia Uni- versity, New York City. ln September of 1951 Sarah Lee, Polly, Joe Ann, Jean, Joan and Mrs. Graham attended the N. C. Press Conference at Chapel Hill.