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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

7 'K -.Z Y 1 ,, 'w fffjfk FKLQQ K ri a ,, MAY MEMORIAL LIBRARY 342 S. fpring Street Buriington, NC 27215 First Nighters WSIS Now R X SHOWING Q E. M. Holt School Route I Burlington, North Carolina presents its premiere showing of... 2 REG 0 AlA Starring THE SENIDR KLASS REEL I dmlnlstratlo Faculty Contents REEL Il Classes rrlculum 7 7 REEL Ill Features W ' Rffl IV Activities Athletics R551 y Elementary Grades REEL VI Advertisers Dedication req. 'ff ,QA Qil? C121 For her tolerance, supreme guidance, and exceptional interest in our welfare, we. the seniors, wish to dedicate our 1955 REG-O-ALA to Mrs. W. R. Teague, who has made our eyes to see, our ears to hear. and our hearts to understand. Behind the Cameras Producers Mr. L. M. Adcock, principal of our school for the past nine years, has been influential in getting E. M. Holt accredited by the Southern Asso- ciation of Secondary Schools and Colleges. Mr. J. W. Blanchard, assistant principal, serves as principal of the high school department of our school. In his third year with us, he con- tinues efficiently to manage the affairs of the high school oiiice. Producers Always interested in the progress of our school, the local school board stands behind us in all our activities. They form policies and make de- cisions that keep our school moving in the right direction. These men are: Left to right, Mr. Howard Pattersong Mr. Glenn Cobleg Mr. James Stanfield, chairmang Mr. Glenn Slaughterg Mr. Clay Holt. ia ' V .., The county administrative staff is always ready to advise and help members of the local school staff with their problems. The staff members are: Dr. M. E. Yount, County 'Superintendentg Mr. L. R. Wooten, Super- visor of Instructiong Miss Jessie Baxter, Assistant Supervisor of Instruc- tion. r .tl 'am- il dw-f EJ' wx , 'FN V05 swat E.1 7 ,W .qvr '? Fd' v--e-rung 'ws ,as 1 N , n '-gsxx L ' E, I X , 11 L. ge-A I I . A3:'.:1.fi, MRS. JAMES W. KING Secretary 'M ,--. 'fv- ,I 'hr -Q JUS 4 . -Q'Pi ,--- 1-X 31 Ang wr--'J' Directors GORDON M. BOWERS A.B., Elon Math, Science MIss NORMA JEAN EDWARDS A.B., Elon Music MRS. HOMER EULISS B.S., Appalachian State Teach- ers Collegeg M.A., U.N.C. English MRS. LoUIsE HENDERSON A.B., W.C.U.N.C. Librarian MRS. A. D. KINNETT M.R.E., Carver School of Mis- sions Bible MRS. W. IRA LEE A.B., Flora Macdonald College English, French MRS. GLENNA D. LEWIS B.S., W.C.U.N.C. Home Economics RICHARD G. PHILLIPS B.S., Wake Forestg M.A., Geo. Peabody College World Problems and Physical 'Education MRS. NORMA F. PICKLER B.S., Appalachian State Teach- ers College Chemistry, English, Gen. Science WAYNE C. RoAcI-I B.S., State Agriculture MRS. W. R. TEAGUE A.B., Greensboro College Social Studies MRS. MARY PIERCE TILLMAN B.M., W.C.U.N.C. Music fnot pictured! MRS. MAUDE M. NEWTON A.B., Asbury Collegeg M.B.E., W.C.U.N.C. Business Education, Counsel- lor Stage Hands MRS, Noam.-w Ai.i:x,xNoEa Dietitian It is the task of Mrs. Alexander to see that a well balanced hot meal is provided every day for every child in our school. It is also her duty to supervise the cafeteria and to keep records. lim Suiximlsns AND lvlixax' PA'I l'EIllSON, Maids NIARVIN IIOLT, Janitor Thanks to the eflorts of these three poo ple, our school is always neat and clean It is their task daily to clean, sweep and dust. 11.1--1 4 if 4 ,A ,.,, ,Y , R Y l , J- T , -.- . , ,. h . . - - -. f -' ' . ' ' - -.. - ', ' yy cp u. '. '. ' - .- ' in :,.--.-- - 1 - ' , 1 '. . - . ,iq-V . -- - V. -- 's.-'li v -off - ,ft I: A - x 'Q ..,-X - -,-, ,,,. . - 'n .-- '- 's . Q 4 Our bus drivers, dependable and careful, can be relied upon to furnish safe transportation for the great majority of our students who depend upon state school buses to get to school. Our drivers and substitutes are: First row, left to right: R. Ingle, Kinney, McCarter, Kimery, Shoe, F. Isley. Second row: D. Islev Loy, O. Smith, R. Sharpe, G. Ingle, L. Isley, Allred, S. Sharpe, Russell. In Bus: Edwards, Moser, Patterson, Capps, O. T. Smith, Patrum, Pickett, Holt, Estes, Gannon. 9 Between the Scenes :me 'Rh' 1. Freshmen, enjoying lunch? 2. A secretary is the picture of good grooming. 3. The Student Store does a thriving business. 4. Our beloved coach. 5. Gentlemen. 6. Bachelor Jake, 7. Re- portling for work. 8. Our Mrs. Euliss. 9. We all scream for ice cream. 10. Our stage hands at wor . 9 1 E Q Classes I 5.3 Curriculum W 'HH lu 'Y ,W It I r The UISI Starring RONALD MCCARTER PEGGY ETHERIDGE President Secretary J. C. FOGLEMAN WADE LoY Vice-President Treasurer Colors Flower Red and White Red Rose Motto Aim High, But Reach Higher. The Seniors Nonma JEAN Ansv Norma She's such a good leader We all call when we need her! Trumpet Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Fresh- man Reporter l, Associate Fea- ture Editor 2, Associate Editor 3, Editor -lg Good Citizenship Medal lg Vice-President of Class lg Football Banquet Waitress lg Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3: Class President 23 FHA, Club 2, 3. Homecoming Attendant 21 Rep- resentative to Junior-Senior Banquet 21 Representative to Student Council 3, Secretary of Student Council 4, Secretary of County Student Council 4, School Spirit Award 3, Most Intellectual, Most Dependable -l. Baltaana JEAN Btstrocx Jeannie She was madc of happy thoughts and full oj wit and laughter, Glee Club 3, 45 Home Ec. Club l. 2, 31 Photography Club 1, Home Room President lj Junior- Senior Banquet Waitress 23 Per- fect Attendance 1, 23 Rec-O-ALA Stall' 4. S.aML'Et. DELANQ Bowxmx Sammy Often seen, but seldom heard FFA, Club 2, 3. -lg Quietest 4, BETTY KAY Bnaxros Kaya With beauty and brains any- thmg can be accomplished Basketball l, 23 Football Ban- quet Waitress 2, Junior-Senior Banquet Waitress 21 Perfect At- tendance 1, 2, 33 Homecoming Attendant l, 2: Harvest Festival Queen 11 Bible Club lp FHA Club l. 21 Glee Club 43 Photog- faphjv' Club 25 Class Secretarv 2, Representative to REG-O-I-KLA Staff 2, Marshal 1, 2, 33 Beta Club -lg REC-O-:KLA Staff -l, Most Likely to Succeed -l, Max Eowanas Hot Rod He's little and cute And jun to boot F.F.A. Club 1. 2, 3, -lp Trumpet Staff 2. 3: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 3: Bus Driver 3. Substitute Bus Driver -tg Glee Club -lg Basketball l. 2. Q f. if Zn '2T'7 T' ff' 1 3' L' X, if -A C5 Q. A G. r i ,qu -15 Us iz? ltlcimtxu Siziawifx Btuuv Dick I nciicr jiyhtg l'm a lover Audio-Visual Club lg Photog- raphy Club 23 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Most Improved Bziskctbaill Play- cr ll, 2nd TL-urn All-County Baiskctbaill 33 Monogram Club 3, 4, Glu.-U Club -lg Biglilust Flirt 4 Rurus Boswsu. Ruta All great men are dying, I don't feel very welt myself, Photography Club 3, President 3, Monogram Club 43 Glec Club 31 Bible Club lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, -lg Bus Patrol 1, 23 Football Manager 1, Trumpet Staff 1, 23 Rec-O-ALA Staff 4. ALVIN Ros BHADSHAW Alb Talk to him of Jacob's ladder, And he'd ask the number of steps. F.F.A. Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Sentinel -lp Wittiest 4. Jsnriv Fovrss Cnssren Lightning Tal-ce it easy, have your fung Let the old world flicker on, F,F.A. 1, 4, Monogram Club 3, 43 Photography Club 1, 23 Football 2, 3, 4. Football Award 3, Hap- p est -1, Rriatgrir CERELD Esrss E.obhy There arc no ladies left, I have them all Bible Club 1, Photography Club 23 Representative to Student Council 2, Football 1, 2, 3, -43 Baseball 3, -1: Office Assistant 21 Monogram Club 3, 4, Secretary -lg Rec-O-ALA Staff -lg Friendliest -lp Mid-State Football Second Team -l PEGGY JOYCE E'r1-n-:RIDGE Peg-Leg An intellect of purest works: A heart of pure gold. Bible Club 1, 23 Trumpet Staff 3, 4, Typist 3, Head Typist 43 Beta Club 3, 4, Program Chair- man 43 Class Secretary 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valu- able Player 2, All County Team 3, Award 33 Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 23 Home Room Officer 2, 33 REG-O-ALA Staff 43 Most Ath- letic, Friendliest 43 Debating Club 4. CAnoLE MAE FISHER Carole In her dark eyes' splendor Where the warm light loves to dwell. Walter Williams High School 1: F.H.A. Club 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 43 Future Teachers Club 43 Photog- raphy Club 23 Basketball 23 Of- Fice Assistant 43 Cheerleader 4: Trumpet Staff 3, 43 Football Banquet Waitress 2. J. C. FOGLEMAN Jake I agree with no man's opinion: I have some of my own. Representative t.o Student Coun- cil 2. 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 43 Football 1, 43 Baseball 3, 4: Bible Club 13 Photography Club 3, Treasurer 3: Monogram Club 43 F.F.A. Club 23 Glee Club 3, 43 Vice-President of Class 43 May gay Escort 2, 33 REG-O-ALA Staff BETTY GARMON Busby Seldom serious, often gay. A grand sport in every way. Library Assistant 1, 33 Glee Club 2, 33 F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Office Assistant 43 Bible Club 23 Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4. BILLIE ANN GRAVES Billie A girl who is loved, u. girl with grace, With fairness of figure and fair- ness of face. May Day Attendant 33 F.H.A. Club 1. 2. 3, 43 Bible Club 13 Photography Club 23 Art Typing Club 33 Trumpet Staff 43 Repre- sentative to Student Council 43 Junior-Senior Banquet Waitress 2, Football Banquet Waitress 23 Basketball 23 Homecoming Maid of Honor 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Li- Elxrary Assistant 33 Biggest Flirt flip. -994: Q' WWW N-..,,,, 'Qt ff? ' Starring . . . . J Bonn? RAY FAULKNER Bobby Tall and very handsome, He'd bring a fine ransom. F.F.A. Club 1, 23 Representative to Junior-Senior Banquet 13 Good Citizenship Medal 13 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Improved Football Player 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3, 43 Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4, Reporter 33 Representative to REG-O-ALA Staff 2, REG-O-ALA Staff 43 4-H Club 1. 2. 3: Glee Club 2. 3: May Court Attendant 2: Best Looking 43 Mid-State Football Second Team 4. CAnoLYN FAYE FOGLEMAN Kara She's cute and short And just our sort. F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 33 Photography Club 1, 2, 4, President 43 Art Typing Club 33 May Court Attendant 23 Home- coming Queen 43 Football Ban- quet Waitress 2, Basketball Ban- quet Waitress 23 Glee Club 3, 43 Best Looking 4. GENE AUTREY Fonnzs Gene l'll study if I feel like it and won't if I don't3 , I'll pass if I Crm: if I can fi 1 won't. 1 b i l Club 1: Ph0t0gI'HPhy C U gtivflmogram Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, Mid-State Football Second Team 4. WILLIAM LESTER GIBSON ..Gip., Let it beg it matters not. F.F.A. Club li Art Typing Club 33 Glee Club 3, 4. WALTER HANFORD Walkie First in sports, FTSE in the game: A He'5 made for himslef a re- membered name. Monogram Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Presi- dent 3, 43 Glee Club 3. 43 Omfle Assistant 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 42 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1. 2, 3, 43 Class President 33 Class Treasurer 13 Most Valuable Foot- ball Player Award 33 REG-O-ALA Staff 43 Most Athletic 43 Mid- State Football First Team 4. The Seniors Hucu DEAN HAXX'KlNS Hziwkshnw Hawkins Roll on, old world, and I'll roll with you Villa Rica High School, Georgia 1, 2. 3, Photography Club -ig Debating Team 4. Tzu lhnotu llL'osoN Monk l love work, it fasclnates me. I could sit and watch. it fur hours, I-'.F.A. 3, -I, Glee Club 3. JAMES RALPH INCLE, JR. Lover A quiet, unobtrusive boy, But a friend to all, FF..-A. Club 1. 2, 3, -I. Secretary -1, Glee Club 3, Bus Driver 1, 2, 3, -tg Class Treasurer 31 Audio- Visual Club 2: REC-O-:KLA Staff -L I-'Lora Wasiuxcrox Istsw Bud Better to be small and shtne, Than to be large and cast a shadow, l-'.F.A. Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. Bus Driver 3, 4. RONALD Warsl: Isuzi' Ronald Lots of wit and loads of fun. Everything he does is usell done. Audio Visual Club lj Photog- raphy Club 2. Secretary 23 Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, -11 Basketball 21 Homecoming Es- cort 4: Glee Club 33 Represent- ative to Annual Banquet 3. Editor. Rec-O-ALA 4: Most De- pendable 4. 'Q 11 f 'vn- i.,-v .1 v-1 Q :Cf 'al V'-:rp ,,,, .J f-1 b 2 In in l Q.. BARBARA ANNE Hoixr Coon She's a star on the court And a real good sport, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Ll- brary Assistant l, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 43 Trumpet Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Sports Editor 2, Typist 3, Sports Editor 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4, Junior-Senior Banquet Waitress 2, Debating Club 41 Office Assistant 4, REG- O-ALA Staff 4, Bus Patrol 4. Gaoncs ERNEST INcu: Hambone Accept the worst, hope for the best, and take what comes, Bus Patrol 2: Substitute Bus Driver 2, Bus Driver 3, -41 I-TFA. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 4, Science Club 2, Perfect Attend- ance 1, 3, Davin G1.ApsroNi: lsr.:-:Y David When there's work to do, He's always ready. Office Assistant 2, 3, 4, Rso-O- ALA Staff 4, Trumpet Staff 3, 4. Business Manager 3, 4, Substi- tute Bus Driver 2, Bus Driver 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, F.F,A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Perfect Attendance 1, 3, Harvest Festival King 3. LARRY Rici-:Ann lsuzv Dudley Friendly, cute, full of jun, He Ls liked by everyone, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 3' Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 22 Most Popular 4. DIIAITY Lou JQHNSQN Boots Full of chatter, full of pep, Never quiet, that's her -rep, Walter Williams High School 1: F.H.A. Club 2, 3, 43 Trumpet Staff 3, 4. Associate Society Editor 3, Society Editor 43 Foot- ball Banquet Waitress 23 Library Assistant 43 Photography Club 2, Vice-President 23 Student. Coun- cil 43 Cheerleader 3. 4, Head 4: Glee Club 43 Basketball 23 Best School Spirit 4. NAT Bib 3 , ' Bet ma Ba: abl 3. 1. 1. RE let Cl' V F 17 r f Cl l JAMES HERBERT KIMERY Herbie Everything will come, if man will only wait. Walter Williams High School F.F.A. Club 2, 3, 45 Monogra Club 3, 4. WILLIAM RONALD Mc CARTER Ronald Loyal hearted, strong of mind, A nobler fellow you'll never find. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3' American Legion M d eal25 Mar- shal 1 2 3 Bt , , 5 eaClub3,4 President 35 A cl' - ' u 10 Visual Club 1, 2, President 25 Class President 1 5 Associate Editor REG-O-ALA 35 Representative to Student Coun- cil 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, President County Council 45 F.F.A. 45 Office As- sistant 3, 45 Substitute Bus Driver 3, Bus Driver 45 Adver- tising Manager REG-O-ALA 45 President Senior Class 45 State Student Council Conference 2. 35 Scholarship Medal 35 Most Intellectual 4, Best All Around Starring . . WADE CoI.uMRUs Loy Sugar Not too bashful not too bold Just exactly right I'm told , Perfect Attendance 2, 35 Oflice Assistant 3, 45 Bus Driver 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 REG-O-ALA Staff 45 Trumpet Staff 3, 4, As- sociate Business Manager 45 Harvest Festival King 15 F.F.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 35 Class Treasurer 4. PRI'rcI-n-:'r'rE VAN BEASLEY NEw'roN Bunny This merry fun-loving brunette Has a way about her you can't forget. Walter Williams High School 1, 25 May Day Attendant 3. Home- conliing Attendant 4' Bible Club 3 , , Treasurer 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Most Popular 4. 4, Most Likely To Succeed 4. MAURICE FRED NORRIS Fred An honest boy who takes it on the chin, A good sport, and a warm heart within. Audio-Visual Club 1, 2' Hom , C' coming Escort 3. FAYE BERNIECE RICH Penny Her charming ways, her friend- ly smile, Make her friendship well-worth while. Glee Club 2. 3, 45 F.H.A. Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 Junior- Senior Banquet Waitress 1, 25 Football Banquet Waitress 25 Basketball Banquet Waitress 25 Tri-Hi-Y Club 15 4-H Club 15 Neatest 4. JOHNNIE ANN SEYMOUR John Henry Not too shortg not too tall But cute and sweet and loved by all. F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 3. 45 Glee Club 45 Photography Club 2, 4, Program Chairman 45 Art Typing Club 35 Basketball Banquet Waitress 25 Football Banquet Waitress 25 Magazine Campaign Co-Captain 35 REG-O- ALA Stall' 45 Quietest 4, Most Talented 4. J ox-IN KNox PATTERSON John I never let studying interfere with my education. Perfect Attendance 15 Basketball 25 Track 25 Photography Club 25 F.F.A. Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 45 Student Council 45 Homecoming Escort 45 REG-O-ALA Stat? 45 Most Original 4. JOHNNIE ELLEN RUSSELL Johnnie Who lives without folly is not so wise as she thinks. 4-H Club 1, 25 F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 2, 35 Photo - raphy Club 15 Office Assista 2, 45 Library Assistant 45 Substi- tute Bus Driver 3, Bus Drive r 45 ' Trumpet Staff 45 Debating Club 4. GERALD LUPTON SI-IA RPE Tiger As welcome as sunshine in every place I . o s the beaming appeal of a good natured face. otball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 2 3' Gl club 3, 45 Bible Club 12 M ei gl' ono am Club 2 3 4 Om ' . . . cer 4, gvlusic Award 35 May Da E y scort Best School Spirit 4 - 5 M'd ate Football Second Teaml45 Debating Club 4. g 1 Ilt , The Seniors Richman Rmrmoun Srutnm: Railroad A loyal heart. 0 peaceful Ytlilld. A better friend yoifll never find. Audio-Visual Club lg F F.A. Club 2, 3, Secretary 31 Monogram Club 41 Perfect Attendance 2. 31 Basketball 3. 41 Football ll Bus Driver 3, 4: Most Talented 4. ANN Tovcrisroxe Ann Her cheery smiles, her sunny ways. Replace the cares of old school days. Hillsboro High School 1: Walter Williams High School 2: Bible Club 3, Vice-Preszdent 3g Glee Club 3, Trumpet Stott' -IL Wittiest 4, Happiest 4, .Iuisiv Eowann Warm Molten A good athlete, a good sport, A gentleman-enough said. Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Basketball 13 Glee Club 1, 21 Bible Club 1: Monogram Club 2, 3, -lp Bus Patrol 2, 35 Trumpet Staff 4, Neatest 4. RONALD :KLEIN Yovxciuoon Ronald Men of few words are the best men, I-'.F.A. Club 2, 3. 4, Audio-Visual Club 11 Bus Patrol 4. Our Starlet 117' ...xr-A lsr!!! Wi i IQ Lt-:vi Rimqv Snot: Ltxl A quiet mind is richer than a crown. F.F.A. Club 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Substitute Bus Driver 3, Bus Driver -4. ANNE MAY TYNDALL Anne Cute, sweet, she comes your way To brighten even your darkest day... Trumpet Staff 2, 31 Bible Club lj Basketball 1, 2, 33 Class Sec- retary 1, Class Treasurer 23 Homecoming Attendant 33 Li- brary Assistant 1, 2, 3. 3 'be ILA Sus WAnD Tootie She who blushes is not always bashjulf' F.H.A. Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3. President 4: Beta Club 3, 41 Photography Club 23 Football Banquet Waitress 1, 2, Basketball Banquet Waitress 1, 2, Junior-Senior Banquet Wait- ress 2g Glee Club 3, 43 RsG-O- ALA Staff 4, Trumpet Staff 3, 4, Junior Class Reporter 3, Club Reporter 43 Cheerleader 41 Most Original 4, 3511 Memoriam vt 'U' 4 I' X! fat '?G. Jlntes Ci.,tm:wcs Vmcsrsr 1037 - 1947 Our Starlet X W...-' Ennis EDWARDS . P' The CGS! Featuring . . . . New -SSSSQQM ' 'E SN FORREST PATTERSON JOYCE FOGLEMAN President Secretary TOMMY ALLRED DELORES HUDSON Vice-President Treasurer Colors Flower Purple and White A Iris Motto We Take Life for What It Is and Enjoy It. The Juniors DH' Q- , Q Q, i 'T A R X H ,S Q' ., ,f ,' 3 tv NS.- A Q '55 ,, - Y' 1 - . 1' Vx, YN ,Qi .N V Si . ' X X li K S 1 2. Q 1' 6 T xx ' -xl ' ,'Yv 'X Q K Y X . I I I 1 J f l ' Lil ,9 1' 3 1 Q Q, 'R v. 1. ' ' ' s Q 1 'S' A- st Y X. , . 7 X 1 NN- ' ' w 1 1 'i i x x i l : TJ. N., .N Q -N Q Q k ' 5 A. v' ' N' 'S' 5 4 - A C' - S fl W ' l 3 5 Q ' . T 'I 1 ' Q .1 Q -'i S, y -'. S K l xi xx - R Q m 'N , 1 ,X Rf xv ., . 3. t'x- XF ' ' ' ,W P ' i K s W ki X X is , A I - X A 7 . - 7 A .yi x vw v., ,A Q - - N ? 'E gi S I a qi. S , N I9 Elva Rae Albright Tommy Allred J. H Arey Jimmie Brothers Darrell Butler Douglas Capps Ruth Chriscoe Willard Cohle Marvin Cole Margie Culberson Elaine Eel-card Elaine Edwards Ronald Edwards Robert Ellis Al Everett Joyce Fogleman Richard Fox Mary Lou Graves Sue Greeson Eugene Hart Emma Jean Holt Bill Horne Bobby Horner Delores Hudson Peggy Huffman Don Isley Larry Cotton Isley Larry. Red Isley Shelva Jerrell Roscoe Johnson Christine Jones Max Kimrey James Kinney Roger Lineberry Darrell McPherson Jimmie Moser Bobby Patrum Forrest Patterson Jess Patterson Earl Phillips Lynn Pickett Tobie Roberson David Rutledge Betty Sharpe Jerry Sharpe Shelby Shoffner Bobby Slaughter Douglas Smith O, T. Smith Faydene Smith Otis Smith Raymond Smith Henny Tinnen Sarah Turner The Cast 1 ,W gg g F E E 5 s E E I fs.: if ETSQI MARY MCDARIES LINDA Jo ASKEW President Secretary CHLOE DEAN MCPHERSON SPENCER WILLIAMS Vice-President Treasurer Colors Flower Red and White Red Rose Motto Success Lies at the End of Labor. 20 the Sophomores CI ' 'S-.S I' -5 . - Q T C ' V- . ' ' ' :f . be 2 5 X X x ' V - 7'5- X -. .AQ fs SQ- - --- Q 'X N S. .ii - .. ,- A. , 17- xi . -l 'X D Y N N E 9 P9 M ', 6. F Q Q 'xx ,A ' 'I s 5' -- v 3 Y I. Db in ' K ! -bg - W4 3 5' - si u xi' A W V NJ XL D ig tial ' 'r 'xc' - ' 'B'- sf N ' - M I . xl J L, if - .5 L 'C Zl Jerry Allison Linda Jo Askew Paul Bradshaw Don Brown Frances Capps James Coble Larry Edwards Sue Everette Harold Faulkner Charles Garner Billy Graves Nancy Graves Joyce Guthrie Melvin Isley Myrtle Isley Douglas Johnson Jane Keck Donna Kimrey Connie Lackey Vivian Lloyd Larry Loy Linda Loy Ann Marley Mary McDaries Chloe Dean McPherson Linda Pentecost Cobina Pike Pat Price Frances Rich Rosalyn Rich Della Robbins Joyce Sharpe Kenneth Sharpe Kathryn Shelton Joe Shoffner Michael Smith Martha Snuggs Donald Spoon John Thomas Clovis Tyndall Wanda Ward Don Williams Spencer Williams Katie Jo Williamson Carolyn Youngblood WWW W T The cast Introducing. . . .. ,N vm 35-.-tv , 5.1, h .4 l 1 w x I l l WE 4 iw I ur f! HARRY SHOFFNER JOAN COBLE President Secretary BOBBY OYNEAL SALLY WRIGHT Vice-President Treasurer Colors Flower Yellow and White Jonquil Q U Motto 'l United We Standg Divided We Fall. ' ,gl 4 ,, 6 ' 'PN N I I .I 42 .f X , . - ' sv I -X. - ' Q- 1 'H Q ' .. ' F . - 1 :M xv Ni X XNJ , , , Q N 9 x N F X Q X. -1 Ray Doris Pandora Tony Darrell Darrell Joan I Allred Benfield Bowman Branson Cheek Chester Coble the Freshmen ,Y-..-.W Q J . J , - ' K rv! ., . Kg - I' l X I A .. Q, .T Q 0 K! c Q ,V K, g ' Q he ti v Q K ' 5 ' X N 1-VW! ' 'V , ' F5 Qt if-is l . I Lis ax X IJ-, X 'V Q : 5 -' ' 5 .T 'sf Ax 24 - ...' 'ii 'X' :Tfj ' Tk is l.-Q2 Qi . . , A 4- . NV J V i 5, X l X X 1 x . YV' 1 'll' V1 . .i . i. Xll A X 'X X. 1, IT- ' fx ' ' it - - FS: ff ? 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X .f 'f!u.1g.. x .. .- -. ..., , Am, . , 1 1 X V -sf 1, , . P x n N 5 X . ,.+sfP' - :W .Q ffiiig if 1 l Q ' si N .ff ' e... ' ,g ' V' M -M A13 9 1 1. r 'S Za cfs! A ?.Cn...1Tv- 1. High magazine salesmen of Junior Class. 2. Football Championship award. 3. Miss Alamance County of 1954 beauty pageant. 4. I-Io1t's threat to Russell and Monroe. 5. My Country tis of thee. . . . 6. The Washington trip is for intellectual purposes. 7. 1954 Christmas pageant. 8. We study at school? 26 Features :ep If Y . A. , N ' f 'il -'U , f 1 f X F 6 I 000 r Reg-0-Ala King and Queen MAX KAY EDWARDS BRAXTON 28 Homecoming Ro alt i 4 '31 KAY BRAXTON Senior Attendant 10- ug 1 JOYCE FOGLEMAN Junior Attendant 44. L WM? .su X DONNA KIMREY Sophomore Attendant is . as 9 'CT' BILLY GRAVES lucid of Honor BUNNY NEWTON 5 f S CAROLYN FOGLEMAN Queen fs 'L 'Q qu s f J V 1 N a JOAN COBLE SALLY WRIGHT pfuhman Atteyldang Freshman Attendant Senior Attendant ...S- '-9 DELORES HUDSON Junior Attendant 0- 'QR q QQ... S COBINA PIKE Sophomore Attendant Gscar 3 a W 2 21 E 1 E ,u 'w.N A CDI w - R Q' lg 'R 15 LA . BUNNY NEWTON, LARRY ISLEY RICHARD SHARPE, JOHNNIE SEYMO-UR Most Popular Most Talented SUE WARD, JOHN PATTERSON NORMA AREY, RONALD MCCARTER Most Original Most Intellectual Winners 5 'S Y I X. 'ey G ., v N C H sucCES5 , MARY LOU JOHNSON, JERRY SHARPE ANN TOUCHSTONE, ALVIN BRADSHAW Best School Spirit Wittiest KAY BRAXTON, RONALD MCCARTER BILLIE GRAVES, RICHARD BIDDY Most Likely to Succeed Biggest Flirt I ' A V! P. A N. V .So .,,..--..v,... ........ ..... .,..,,, Dscar a X PEGGY ETHERIDGE, BOBBY ESTES BERNIECE RICH, JIMMY WARD Friendliest Neatest RONALD ISLEY, NORMA AREY JERRY CHESTER, ANN TOUCHSTONE Most Dependable Happiest Winners 22 A Jsfffgk f , z -'ab' I WALTER HANFORD, P Most Athletic Best Al EGGY ETHERIDGE RONALD MCCARTER, BUNNY NEWTON l Round SAMMY BOWMAN, JO Quietest Best L HNNIE SEYMOUR CAROLYN FOGLEMAN, BOBBY FAULKNER ooking Harvest Festival Ro alt 4 x'S '1w-al' . .. . . 1 . e DORIS 0'CONNOR Primary Princess - ,. M 4: MILTON CLAPP Primary Prince . G .- 4:1 - lx I 3-:aw 2. N .,.. .TQ ., , . sg .Q V ,Q : ' E' , Q. 1.1. - Q A- V , Q M, 43591 N --fm N Y' 3 Sa SW. W' ffl -:sf ' ' 4 of 1, Nf 7f, -Nw h Y ,sb ' ,fag Fm 5 1 T,-:lean-,,. x fx . ,. f i 1 . . , R . . -:P DAVID RICH Grammar Grade King ' -' .x Y .2 JF .Q . T QI!- Q 5 iv? , :- , 51-11,9 v .4 I .323 532' 1 if- mf., T- 'IN-:Ffh V gr NORMA SHOFFNER Junior High Queen .X ,., A.-4. A . 'MQ .4 JAH x ,5- f U' ' X S P -v 1 :L HARRY SHOFFNER High School King .? s. BELINDA ANN THOMAS - DEANN A ISLEY f Grammar Grade Queen gan. KENNETH JOHNSON Junior High King b ,v x N' i 1-F' Q fa' 1 0 ,, - .1 -,Q ' PATSY HANFORD High School Queen 1 x ' if Athletics Activities Aa, f .Q tri 5 Script Writers Reg-0-Ala Staff First row, left to right: Braxton, Loy, D. Isley, R. Isley, McCarter, Patterson, Holt, Fogleman. Second row: Ward, Seymour, Blalock, Faulkner, Etheridge, Boswell, Chester, Ingle, Hanford, Mrs. Helen Euliss, adviser. The REG-O-ALA staff began work on the 1955 REG-O-ALA with the idea of producing a top rate yearbook. Our goal is to publish a yearbook that will give to the students of E. M. Holt a picture of events that occurred during this year and to provide them with cherished memories of the best movie ever-life at E.M. Holt in 1954-55. A project of the senior class, the yearbook is edited by the following staff: Ronald Isley, 36 Editor, Ronald McCarter, John Patterson, Advertising Managers, David Isley, Business Manager, Bobby Faulkner, Circulation Man- ager, Walkie Hanford, Sports Editorg J. 'C. Fogleman, Kay Braxton, Art Editors, Sue Ward, Class Editor, Peggy Etheridge, Jean Blalock, Feature Editors, Rufus Boswell, Joke Editor, Jerry Chester, Johnnie Seymour, Photography Editorsg Ralph Ingle, Barbara Holt, Wade Loy, Typistsg Mrs. Homer Euliss, Adviser. Script Writers Trumpet Staff fu 0: T, 1 0 L-X Cx J First row, left to right: Ward. Tew, Mrs, Ira Lee, Adviser,. Arey, Allred, Russell, Braxton, Graves, Mincey. Second row: Holt, Garmon, Roberson. Smith. Touchstone- Ward- Johnson- McDaries, Fisher. Third row: Conklin, L. Isley, D. Isley, Loy, Horne, Homer, Etheridge, The Trumpet, the school newspaper, is spon- sored by the high school English Department. Our newspaper serves as a connecting link between the school and the community, pre- senting the policies and activities of the school. Published six times a year, the Trumpet goes into every home represented in the school. It is compiled and edited by the following staff: Editor, Norma Jean Arey, Associate Editor, Tommy Allred, Feature Editor, Bill Horne, Associate Feature Editor, Ann Touch- stone, Business Manager, David Isley, Asso- ciate Business Managers, Wade Loy and Al Everette, Art Editor, Bobby Horner, Associate Art Editor, Johnnie Russell, Sports Editor, Barbara Anne Holt, Associate Sports Editors, Carol Fisher, Jimmie Ward, Larry Red Isley, Social Editor, Mary Lou Johnson, Associate Social Editors, Sue Everette and Barbara Tewg General Reporter, Thelma Gibson, Senior Re- porters, Kay Braxton and Billie Graves, Junior Reporters, Ruth Conklin and Tobie Robertson, Sophomore Reporter, Mary McDaries, Fresh- man Reporter, La Verne Mincey, Club Re- porter, Sue Ward, Typists, Peggy Etheridge Betty Garmon, Douglas Smith, Adviser, Mrs. Ira Lee. 37 Board of Censors RONALD MCCARTER President Formnsr PATTERSON Vice-President Student Council' NonMA JEAN AREY Secretary , BOBBY HOHNER i Treasurer i I I I i 5 Eirst row, left to right: Branson, Arey, McCarter, Patterson, Horner, Phillippie. Second row: Spoon, Mr. Adcock, verette, Graves, Patterson, Allred, Slaughter, Braxton, Fogleman, Mr. Blanchard, Johnson. The Student Council is a very active organi- zation which has proved to be essential in the operation of our school. It is composed of representatives from each high school grade, who work together with the faculty in solving any problems concerning the school which might arise. The members must maintain a B average and must constantly set a good 38 I- I example before their fellow students. The Student Council sponsors many of the schoo1's major activities, such as the Student Store, handbook, assemblies, the homecoming pro- gram, and the annual Valentine Social- This organization also purchases many necessary articles for the school. This year, for the first time, the council sponsored annual Career Day. Board of Censors FORREST PATTERSON President RONALD ISLEY Vic'e-President Bela Club JOHNNIE ANN SEYMOUR Secretary NORMA JEAN Amzv Treasurer Members of The Beta Club, E. M, Holt's Honor Club. are: First row, left to right: Mrs. W. R. Teague, Adviser: Seymour. Patterson, Isley. Arey, Second row: Ethridge, Fogleman, Turner, Hudson, Conklin. Braxton, Ward, Hanford. Third row: Horne, Slaughter, Faulkner, Allred, McCarter. With the three ideals of achievement, scholarship, and leadership, the Beta Club sets the standards which they hope other students will follow. The requirements for membership in this Club are evidence of an outstanding ability in leadership and a general co-operative spirit, and an average of 88 in scholarship. A list of eligible students is presented to the club members. From this list, they select the best qualified students who are then ap- proved by the faculty. The candidates chosen for membership are then tapped at a candle- light program. Under the able leadership of Mrs. W, R. Teague, the students in this club have com- pleted many interesting projects this year. ,14.M'--rg,-5 , .,,. ., .P ,.,. ' ' , . N, .M 4 '- . , , - . M, 'sn , . . , .C fr. , Q ,- r X ,,.A,.'lf . Y UW - .'n .Q , - .41 , - ' .,, Y S' Wardrobe Experts Composed of all high school girls interested in its program, The Future Homemakers of America is organized for the purpose of training the stars of tomorrow in the American home. Its members are: First row, left to right: Tumer, Holt, Pike, Eckard, Vice-President: Askew, Secretary: S. Ward, Presidentg W. Wanda, Treasurer: Seymour, Pentecost, Sharpe. Second row: Watkins, Rich, Graves, Holt, McDaries, Stout, Phillippie, Ingle, Snuggs, Roberson, Isley, Rich, Russell. Mrs. Glenna Lewis, Adviser. Third row: Wright, Rutledge, Watkins, Isley, Rich, Marley, I-lines, McPherson. Keck, Fisher, Johnson. Fourth row: Piper, Coble, Hanford, Price, Welch, Staniield, Cottle, Wright, Price, Gibson, Smithey. Fifth row: Coble, Nikitin, Johnson, Mincey, Estes, Kimrey, Thompson, Crabtree, Johnson, Nance. y . Q Q lv . xf., v. ' JV: 1 X I , ey Ar A ' 3' ' get M ' 21- 7T . iff .-1 ii- rr , , . . . f ,tr .-1-: . ,, ,V , N . ik., ,,,,., we ,-,-A 1 g -. Q,-4 .g . N., W-ua , 1 F -14 Designed principally for boys interested in farming, The Future Farmers of America is com- posed largely of boys in the agriculture classes. The members are: First row, left to right F. Isley, Reporterg Bradshaw, Sentry: G. Ingle, Vice-Presidentg R, Ingle, Secretary: Patterson Presidentg O. Smith, Treasurerg McPherson. Second row: B. Thomas, Fisher, W. Coble, Greeson O. T. Smith, Shoe, R. Isley, Sharpe, L. Isley, Poe, Moser. Third row: Norris, J. Kimery, Mc- Carter, Chester, M. Johnson, Bowman, H. Kimrey, Lineberry, Edwards, Cheek, L. Isley, D Johnson. Fourth row: Wayne Roach, Adviserg Capps, D. Isley, W. Loy, Hudson. 'L. Loy, Pickett Cole, Pickard, Patrum, Youngblood, J. Coble, Ellis, Spoon, J. Thomas, Brothers. Carpenters In nn nttempt to keep our school in thc- public eye, th 0 Debating Club cntcrod this veilr for the tirst time in the State Triangular Debate. Members of the club arcs Seated, clbckwise: Touchstone, Edwards, Parsons, Tew, Mrs, W. R. Teague, Adviser, Smith, Gentry, Holt, Gnrmon, Turner. Standing: Pike, Hanford, Wnrd. Ecknrd, Russell Patterson, Kinney, Smithey, Watkins, Horne, E . P 5 - .- T -4 :Ai 'Q I 5' ' 1 xxx Ao' I wx Q. l New? organized this year. The E. M. Holt Chapter of F ajdan encourae td Ls 'h , Etheridge, Hawkins, Sharpe, Allred, 1? .. Xl uture Teachers of America seeks to g 5 u en w on wish to become school teachers. Those students who will become the directorsuot' tomorrow s schools are: First row, left to right: Ward, Rutledge, Snuggs, Secfffifyi Sharpe: Tinnen. Second row: Holt. president: McPherson. treasurer: Nikitin: Culber- son: Fisher. Third row: Homeg Graves. vice-president: Nance: Mrs. R. Z. Newton, Adviser. Tomorrow's Director Buble Club The purpose of the Bible club is to enlist students who are interested in the Bible from a standpoint of study and service in activities that cannot be conducted in regular class periods. Its members are: First row, left to right: Mrs. A. D. Kinnettg M. Isley: Lloyd, Treasurer, Guthrie: Fogleman, Vice-President: Loy, President, Wright, Hudson, Secretaryg Kimreyg Turner. Second row: Hawkins, A. Marley, B. Johnson, E. Edwards. G. Marley, Phillippie, Ingle, Newton Jones. Third row: Huffman, Crabtree. Youngblood, Parsons, H. Greeson, Stout, Hines, Jerrells Albright. Fourth row: E. Johnson, R. Johnson, Branson, S. Greeson, Robbins, Scott., Payne Smith. Fifth row: Garner, M. Edwards, McPherson, Chriscoe, Shelton, Kellam. I r f Ze- 1 555' 3 if in S Ii F I si' 5-513 lu li . Vs- Helping to train those interested in putting their daily activities on film. the Photography Club is divided into two groups-freshman and upper class. The members are: First row, left to right: Seymour, Program Chairman: Eckard, Secretary-Treasurer, Shoffner, President, Fogle- man, Hanford, President: Coble, Vice-President, Estes, Secretary: Thompson, Treasurer. Second row: Hawkins, Allison, Smithey, J. Watkins, E. Watkins, Piper, Coble, Smith, Syl-res, Gentry, Jones. Third row:4Lackey, Graves, Vice-President, Poe, Steele, Bowman, Price, Horner, G. Kin- ney, Wrxght, J. Kinney, Brown, L. Johnson. Fourth row: Southern, Garmon, Smith Kimrey, Mrs. Gerald Pickler, Adviser, Mr. Gordon Bowers, Adviserp Greeson, M. Isley, D., Johnson, N. Isley, Rich. 42 Camcramen Research Workers The library ussistnnts use their study periods to help other students in their research work. Always willing to help locate n book. muguzine, or news nper, are these students: Left to right, around desk: Jerrells, Shelton. Graves, McPherson, Johnson, Etheridge, Russell, Holt, Jones, Second row: Ingle, Marley. Phillippie, Greeson, Loy, Snuggs, Tinncn, Culberson. Third row Mrs. Louise Henderson, Adviser: Nikltin. 'w V i 4 .. r 'F S., K' . I ,y w Q ix 'fs 53 ' 7 ' ' XX - . t V sw I 1 A ....Y, .4 , l l ,410 3 l L r The office assistants deyote their study halls to the task of assisting in the principals' offices. Running errands. answering the telephone, typing, operating the mimeogra h, and dozens of other tasks keep these students busy. First row, left to right: Johnnie Russel? Mrs. J. W. King secretary: Ronald McCarter. Second rou.-, Carol Fisher, Bettv Ga , D d I 1 ' Stenographers Music and l rlc b . . . the Gm mb Furnishing the musical background for Chapel, P.T.A., and other programs, our Glee Club is directed by Miss Norma Jean Edwards. Its members are: First row, left to -right: Rich, Piper, Seymour, Ward, Allison, Everette. Rutledge, P. Hanford, H. Hanford, Rich, Fisher, E. Edwards, Tew, Sharpe, Guthrie, McDaries, Johnson, Askew, Pike, Watkins. Second row: Kimrey, Eckard, Stanfield, Braxton, B. Graves, Thompson, Wright, Mincey, Pentecost, Keck, Conklin, Parsons, Ward, M. Graves, Estes, Rich, Watkins, Crabtree, Cottle, Webb. Third row: Smith R. Edwards Gibson, Moser, J. Sharpe, S. Sharpe, Allred, Biddy, Horner, Capps, Forbis, Arey, Faulkner: Phillips,, Everette. 3 Fi 4, ' ss N- B Y vp' A ffi . swf- ,N ps if-w , ,-s 1: W' .-sf' ' 1-,MS ff , ffvfisfiv fri' wr sf s Th Marshals, who usher at all commencement programs, are chosen from each class on the basiseof scholastic achievement. The students with the highest averages in each'of the threle lower classes are chosen for this honor, with the chief being the person in the Junior class wi the highest average. Last year's marshals were: Left to nght: Braxton, Chief, McCarter, Arey, Horne. Chriscoe, Shoffner, McPherson. Marshals A Star is Born flkif ' . 1 , ' ' A 1 , 1 --' ' i'- 1 -00' a 1 .4-1 K -nw.. f I NK ff J 46 , 'C-og, rg 1 x' f Vr 'ls ,Nr 3 N J.. ig . 1 l. Floyd Isley. 2. Betty Garmon. 3. Peggy Joyce Etheridge 4. Max Edwards. 5. Berniece Rich. 6. Sue Ward. 7. Kay Braxton and Billie Graves. S. Jen? Chester. 9. Bobby Faulkner. 10. Barbara Anne Holt. 11. Ted Hudson 12. Norma Jean Arey. 13. Johnnie Ann eymour. 14. Mary Lou Johnson. 15. J. C. Fogleman. 16. Johnnie Ellen Russell. 45 Between the Scenes S -su' b 5 -5 F, 'A ' 5 ' . 'M ----Q- S -,is xr II '-' 4 6'-1'-Ti? ,sf7o'3s:e 6 3 v 7 ff o'o,o'o'a'o': :Yo-'A o'4'a?4 4 - ?'5 '5'6'i'3 - e 1-' o 4- of 4 o Q4 ' X' geveha 4 0 0. , ooo QS, -1 , fafofofvfofbii i 1 , ,QQZQQZQIQQQ .,.,.y0Q,v.46o0oge64 1 'J'.1'E?p'n4'-v'i' ' li ,- ,........--:J 1. The Moles from Aiamance. 2. Larry Everette lacks patience. 3. E. M. Holt mechanics 4. Larry has an attentive audience. 5. Gabbing during the break. 6. Well, busy salesmen! 7 Motorcycles were a fad. 46 4' Cavalcade of Sports ,MIX 3 .XV V M NVQ ,I -. I 5? .' W I V W s x ., 'ey' P' I f f Football Team .25 'Q X uf g 51, . ' . 'Q as s 0 s, . at as ,l ' .f fi . U 3 ' V. A Lfif 5,2 4 . I Y 'j.. :N . 1 -21.1 'gl 3' Z 4 ',. if . A--- . - S5 V .e .M A fl' 1 - ,Agiff3+eR' V N E' - 7:1 1 r, -. 1 f :A- 4 ff: . n , -- ' -- , 1 - .f ' sa- j if J' l -J, fi - ,4 - 1 ' In z.- L4 Wx.. 3 ,, g g. I E531 , V, 1: I 4 Y if ,Vi . ' 1 , - l , , i Qi-is.3i9i,.fr , ' 1.352 , f Ax -- , 1 - 3 --J lf-57' ' ' V - ' . .s ' ' . . A-fs '1Y ' . . S 1 1 y . L as as 6 6 it 1 me ,Q 'I' K ,, ' ,,:- ig- 1:1 ' ., 1 ' A x - ' 1 - 1A L+ - 1 f f . a . ' Fl .. , , , , - . 3 . kg, ..,,, t if,-9 V 1 - .. , qu A . . MQW A J A 1 2 ' A 1 - - First -row, left to right: Mills, Capps, Loy, Estes, Isley, Sharpe, Ward. Second row: Patterson, Isley, Faulkner, Sharpe, Brown, Faulkner, Forbis, Everette, Sharpe. Third row: Moser, Hart, Williams, Arey, Fogleman, Chester, llbllash, Butler, Hanford. Fourth row: Chester, Isley, Garmon, Starling, Edwards, Brothers, Lambert, McPherson, oser. The 1954 football season was even more suc- cessful than the 1953 season. The E. M. Holt Wildcats rolled over five consecutive oppon- ents without being scored on and took the first Mid-State Championship. The season ended with our team having gone undefeated in eight contests. The team scored 175 points, while holding opposition to 13 points. This gave an average of 21.6 to 1.6 points per game. Advancing to the state playoffs, The Wild- cats lost a tight game to Edenton by a 27 to 20 score. The Wildcats have now gone through two undefeated seasons in a row, running their consecutive winning streak to seventeen games. E. M, Holt, coached by Richard G. fBudJ Phillips, boasts one of the strongest teams in the state. Four of the E. M. Holt Wildcats were placed on the all Mid-State Team. They were full- back, Sambo Sharpe, who received the most valuable player award for the Holt Team. Co-captains Larry Isley and Walter Hanford, and Don Isley also received the honor of being on the all Mid-State Team. J. C. Fogleman was voted the most improved Holt player, while Larry Loy was honored for having shown best sportsmanship. Holt 25 ........ ...... B ethel Hill 0 Holt 14 ...... ...... A lex. Wilson 0 Holt 13 ....,.. ........ A lt. Ossipee 0 Holt 6 ...... ........... M ebane 0 Holt 20 ....... ....... H aw River 0 Holt 32 ....... ......... M ayodan 6 Holt 34 ,.... ....... .............................. J a mestown 0 Holt 31 ..........................................,,,, Madison 7 STATE PLAYOFFS E. M. Holt 20 ...............................,,... Edenton 27 Senior Football A Pla ers 0 ,M , WALKII: Q Hmuronn 1 X Co-Captain -, N Lanny - 4 Isuzv ,,,-,fx C0-Captain ,V -.I sl ' .4 1 JERRY Cuizsrza BOBBY ESTES wif-ffm , ,-3' 'R 3 5-nl' I Keanu: KIMERY JIMMY WARD .Q gx 5. K 1 1 K ' N1 , Fx 4 ' Q' I 'x 'W X. 1 I BOBBY I-'1u.:l.xm:n - Jmmy SHANE X x ' . W- Wh 6 9 J, C, FOCLEMAN 1 A L XY' . - . tv 15:21 , RICHARD ' Blum! 1' QQ? RICHARD SHARPE Ba s' Basketball Team Led by Richard Biddy, Richard Sharpe, and Rufus Boswell, the E. M. Holt Basketball team won the Alamance County Championship. Under the fine coaching of Richard G. CBudJ Phillips, the team went undefeated in regular season play. The team won the opening game in the district play with a 69 to 55 win over Franklin, but was defeated by Guilford 63 to 43 in the second game. Richard Biddy won the conference scoring championship with 419 points. He was voted the outstanding player of the conference. Rurus BOSWELL as ...J M - s. v X .Q 32,1 Q v .sy Left to fight: Hanford, Eve,-en, Slaughter, Boswell, Biddy, Horner. Sharpe. Capps. Fogleman- Sharpe, Edwards. R l JI! l xNi X xx I 1 X' ' N J. C. FOGLEMAN Rxcl-mlm Blum! BOBBY FAULKNER BARBARA ANNE Hou' l i aazzzzzza:-: Holt Holt Holt Holt Holt Holt Holt Holt Holt Holt Girls' Basketball Team Led by All-County guard Barbara Holt and high- scoring Peggy Etheridge, the E. M. Holt girls com- pleted their most successful season in the history of girls' basketball at E. M. Holt. Finishing fourth in county play, the girls went on to win the cage tourna- ment at the Elon College Gym. In order to win the tournament, the girls defeated a very strong Sylvan girls' team in the semifinals by the score of 42 to 40. From there they went on to defeat Elon for the tourna- ment championship, completing a very successful season for Coach J. W. Blanchard and the girls. BETTY GANMON l 1 l AA. xi .nginn U31 6-I 23 42 31 45 49 31 34 59 56 First row left to n ht Isl P'k . 9 I ey, i e, Fogleman, Holt, Garmon, Ethe 'd e. Ed ' d , Y bl d, Graves. Second rovw. Mrs ,Glenna Lewis, Adviserg Rich, Watkins?-II-gimreyixaklllasrd, olggrgtegozt, Keck. Thompson, 'W right, Mmcey. Webb. Mr. J. W, Blanchard. Coach. Altamahaw-Ossipec 59 Pleasant Grove 35 Elon 40 Alexander Wtlson 28 . . . Wk N x N. E. E, E. Holt Holt Holt Graham 40 I gg: Haw River -I8 E' Hon Sylvan 57 E' H It Eu whitney 53 ' ' 0 Altamahaw-Ossipee 37 Pleasant Grove 37 K V Q U A I -. U- !' R ' l l Psccv Erxznmczz E. E. E. Holt Holt Holt Elon 50 Alexander Wils Haw River 29 Sylvan 77 Mebane 50 Eli Whitney 56 Mebane 51 Haw River 43 Sylvan 38 Elon 41 on 43 Baseball Left to right, first row: Edwards, Fogleman, Faulk , E t . Il E tt. - S. Sharpe, J. Sharpe, Biddy, Faulkner, Slaughter, Coaclimii-ich:rSsPh?1?p?s. Vere Second Tow' E. M. Holt had a very successful baseball season last year, Winning twelve and losing only three for the season. In conference play the Wild- cats won seven and lost one, good enough for a tie for conference honors. 52 The pitching was taken care of very capably by E. Mincey and Don Isley, while B. Overman and B. Estes sup- plied the power at the plate. This year we have back a good nucleus from last year's squad and are expecting to have a fine team. Monogram Club Members of the Monogram Club are boys who have earned letters hy participating in thc major sports. First row, left to right' J Sharpe Chaplain' Blddy 'I're'1surrr L l l S - . . , , , ., ' g . soy, ergeant at-Arms, B. Faulkner, Vice-President, llanford, President, Estes, Secretary. Sm-ond row: H. Faulkner, Ward. Patterson, D. Isley, Evcrette, S. Sharpe, Forbis. Third row: Nash, Fogleman, Boswell, K. Sharpe, Chester, Kimrcy, Fourth row: Coach Richard Phillips, Smith, Edwards, Lineberry, R, Sharpe, Patterson, Williams, -vm-Qlrvf :jf , ' v-X A ,-I--v Nj -vi ' ' v- -1 4w9',r1.' ,,.'1, - . 1, . --'r '-- -S-... ,f 4.1 W .ii N . f. 1,-..-. .. V 1 .i T, f , ' 'li .1 x, ' , il ' 'F ' file L '75-1 . .N N.-4' 'adn - '-gf' , ' in , D. H ,- ' Q. J '3 ' , 6 : ' nu fi if---4-1-Womb' fb .0 ' X I ' Ei .- f,-5' 5. '1h , -l'A Y I 'NG' f a 125 -' . A ' - - I ' '- sql'-Tr .- Q. ,, ,., , 1.0,--u , . , f . .Q ,, -vs, -Y, ,fr 1. ',-EPA?-' -3. I , s 'f- L , ' .J 't Wififi-1'---'.' Supplying the sound efleets so necessary in boosting school spirit, our cheerleaders have faxthlully carned out their Job. Always at the front cheering our teams on to victory, both at home and away, have been the following: Front to back, left: Hanford. Askew, Ward, Shar e. Right: Hanford, T' ' Sound Effects Sports Reelt lsass f- :ga s s Q MS! I ll . .-.. s mm! lil ' unix: ESI- 2: f ' J. - ,e I :'. X . . 3 . 5' 5' 'I 8 9 ' 1 V ' '- - ' ..L5:'1f nlzlrktzl--I-1211+ sz, l J N , I...-1sE?':,.L,.E?ikM A s .N .R amz. .ru-f5 15': ' xt 'U' . K ' J - . . t -IZ , it N qi. ,T V .Qs :kk .1 1? I Q I ggi: .C Q .. f . . ., 2 was - -X 1 . , 1 3 E515 E it E -' sa: Eggs...-E gasses: asia. 2 was V ? - .. - ' -' I . f ' I A A , , ,M . , . 1 ' X it 1. E. M. Holt boys in action against Graham. 2. By the way, both our teams won. 3. Walkie. 4. Jake. 5. Dud Eydn 6. i'1?lIo1e. 7. Tiger. 8. Bobby E. 9. Bobby F. 10. You say they left their glasses at home? 11. And every o y yel 54 Elementary Grades With a Cas Junior Student Council The Junior Council consists of two representatives from each of the home rooms of the junior high school, with the junior high school faculty as advisers. The functions of the council are to stimulate interest in the school by maintaining orderly conduct in the halls and by keeping the halls and cafeteria attractive. Members of the Council are: Seated, left to right: Holtg Isley, Treasurer: Keck: McLendon, Vice-President: Johnson, Presidentg Wright, Secretary: Murray: Graves. Standing: Dunn, Smith, McDaries, Hall, Lupton, Euliss, Cheatham, Allred, Mrs. Robert Stockard, Adviser. ,TW-.,,.,y,,,,,, -. Q.. 32- cgiiliiiz-E325 . 5. V. ,, ., 1 'gy' 6i1Ef:'f ' 32 ttf-E: , P- .... . . ,H 1. , gag: - X.. .. f. fi. ,?-'A-- W ,-..-'x A wax-rx, ' I '. if 1 XI- - X K . .. ' - V -- ., N , . ' A if I Lxlb.-.'.-' , . ' , F- -T . It C' ' U ' ' . -A wr ,, . H 1 Mr. Robert Stockard' Eighth Grade First row, left to right: Coggins, Fisher, Euliss, Pickett, Albright, Nance, Moore. Second row: Rudd, Dunlap, Coble, Fogleman, Kennedy, Patrum, Smith, Wall. Third row: Hayes, Edwards, Braxton, Loy. Lupton, Keck, Cheatham, Slaughter, Shelton. Fourth row: Milam, Benlield, Ingle, Coble, Graves, Morris, Cottle, Edwards, Boone, Spoon. Inset, Mr. Robert Stockard. of Hundreds Mrs. Mariorie Stueke 's Eighth Grade ' ' M551 , M., , All cd, Shar e, McPherson, Thomas. Richardson. Second roS.rgr:,2, 3t,glgitcg1o lugpnriegvgfprer, IJIxoAbeg, Tyndall? Chrlscoe, Roberson Third row 4 Shepherd, Chester Holt, Fore. Martin. Kimbrough, Gibson, Fourth row: York, Isley, Mllls, Smrth, Illlton, Whitehead, Edwards, Tate. Inset, Mrs. Marjorie Stuckcy. 1 Mrs. Gladys Patton' Eighth Grade First row. left to right, Johnson, Thaxton. Coble. Norris. Isley. Perry, Lutterloh Second rows Hall Roberson Dodso F I , , n, og eman, Bennett, Edwards, Edwards, Shoffner. Third row: Webb, Swanner. Coble. Patrum. McI..endon. Gentry, Kellam. Cheatham. Fourth row: Moore, Chandler, Jones. Ward. Riggs, I-Iu.liss. Holt, Moser. Inset, Mrs. Gladys Patton. With a Ca t Mr . Charles CobIe's Seventh Grade First row, left to right: Euliss, Welcher, Bolick, Tumer, Poe, Robbins, Holt. Second row: Moody, Keck, Slaughter, Garner, Tyndall, Smith, Coble, Gibson. Third row: Brown, Graves, Foster, York, Branson. McPherson, Jordan, Brown. Fourth row: Varnadore, Shoffner, Mofl-it. Reitzel, Benfield, Lineberxy, Bradshaw, Poe. Miss Rachel Garrison's Seventh Grade .First row, left to right: Coble, Bishop, Lutterloh, Phillippie, Dunn, Hudson. Second row: Richardson, Fogleman, Guthrie, Smith, Allison, Sharpe, Johnson. Third row: Isley, Kimrey. Smith, Smith, Kirkpatrick, Fogleman, Chauncey, Wright. Fourth row: Isley, Jones, Isley, De- viney, Casstevens, Hiatt, Chriscoe, Sharpe. Inset, Miss Rachel Garrison, Q 1, 1 1 1 l W P V i of Hundreds Mrs. lois Stockard's Seventh Grade First row, left to right McPherson, Dunn, Culberson. Hanford, Keck, Ovcrmnn, York, Second row Arc-y, Dutler, Hnrgis, Murray, Inglc, Roberson, Johnson. Third row: Phillips, Loy, Johnson, Lackey, NVright, Jordan, Isley, Murray Fourth row: Rich, Lowe, Dcvinuy, Dodson, Hensley, Morgan, Euliss, SholTner, Inset, Mrs. Lois Stockard. I 1 Miss lucille WaIker's Sixth Grade First row, left to right: Easkolpl, Fogleman, Langley, Hawkins, Price, Graves. Sharpe, Pente- cost. Second row: Pennington, Blrchett, Isley. Keck, Butler, Lowe, Phillips. Patrum. Third row' Siruth. Vance, McPherson, Edwards.. Coble, Brown, Gammon, Covington, Robinson. Fourth row S1mPSon, Cottle, Holt. Payne, Watkins, Pitts, Kirkpatrick, Albright. Inset, Miss Lucille Walker. With CI Cast ' Mrs. Ruby Sykes' Si th Grade First -row, left to right: Ward, Greeson, Mangum, Loy, King, Farlow, Patterson. Second row: Long, Coble, Coble, Rutledge, Robertson, Ellis, Chriscoe. Third row: Gibson, Coble, Spoon, Reitzel, Graves, Edwards, Allred, Whitt. Fourth row: Vamadore, Riggs, Steele, Smith, Stout, King, Thompson, Lockamy, Allred. Inset, Mrs. Ruby Sykes. Mr . Helen Reesch's Sixth Grade First row, left to right: Isley, Gibson, Euliss, Sharpe, Brooks, Bowman, May.. Second row: Scott, Holylield, Capps, Capps, Shackleford, Burden, May, Shepherd, Bowman. Thrrd row: Gar- mon, Hall, Isley, Moser, McKinnon, Allison, Moore, Norris, Bare. Fourth row: Delp, Park, Thompson, Smith, Webb, Lowe, Moore, Gibson. Inset, Mrs. Helen Roesch. of Hundreds Miss Margaret WaIker's Fifth Grade First row left to riqht Riehfirdson McPherson 'ihir e Di , , : ' . ' , 5 , . 1 p , zvis, Davis, Rohlrins, Kimrey York Second ruw Ely, Foglemnn, Tilley, Marley, Graves, Ely, Moser, Ingle. Third row: Capps Isley Terrell, Dunlap, Grecsun, Morris, Morris, Sharpe, Brown. Fourth row: King, llizitt, Yzitu. Webb Dodson, Chester, Price, Capps, Hudson, York. Inset, Miss Margaret Walker. it AIN igf ' 1 I .A ' . 1 . T ' ....f.+s-4,2-:.:JflZaN I 1' 1. ' ' N 1 if: ,LF , '54, x ' 1 . u x' x -4 -Z1 1 V 2.52, rug, Miss Ola Walker' Fifth Grade First row, left to right: Poe. McAbee, Ingle. Foster, Tyndall, Kinney. Second row Niilan Edwards, Edwards. Chriscoe, Rhew, Ruthledge, Cates. Third row: Hensley, Kennan Holt Sharpe, Albright. Parrish, Kirkpatrick. Lupton. Fourth row: Capps, Pitts, Thomton, Murray Jerrell. Smith, Hilton, Hinshaw, Newton. Inset, Miss Ola Walker, With a Ca Miss lalah AppIe's Fifth Grade First row, left to right: Pace, Smith, Joyner, Elkins, Culberson, Graves, Isley. Second row: Hudson, Branson, Sharpe, Phillippie, Johnson, King, Isley, Gibson. Third row: Acree, McDaries, Crouse, Albright, Isley, Ingle, Clark, Shephard. Fourth row: Shoffner, McLendon, Spoon, Fogle- man, Sharpe, Rich, Steele, York, McPherson. Inset, Miss Lalah Apple. Mr . Helen Sikes' Fourth Grade First row, left to right: Smith, Euliss, Steele, I-Ieyworth, Fogleman, Norris, Isley. Second row: Shephard, Shoffner, Dodson, Cheek, Johnson, Sotut, Shue, Snuggs, Lutterloh. Third row: Capps, Bowman, Moore, Coble, Benfield, Poe, Delp, Rich, Hensley. of Hundreds Mrs.. Mamie Bevan's Fourth Grade First row, lt-It to right' Shnrpc, Murrny, Wclchcr, Hudson, Garner, Euliss. Second row Wright, Johnson, Spoon, Chauncey. Pike, Bowman, Dunn. Third row: Smith, Hinshaw, Cottlc Ward. Bowman, Culberson, Foster. Fourth row: Lowe, Moody, Payne, Roberson, Boone, Isley Mnbc, Finley. Inset, Mrs. Mamie Bevan. Mrs. Doroth MiIIer's Fourth Grade First row, left to right: Doby, Holyfield, Johnson. King, Covington. Second. row' Isley, Isley. Pennington, Birchett. Riggs. Faulkner, Patton. Third row: Lupton, Murray, McPherson, May, Lowe. Sharpe. Starling. Fourth row: Spoon. Culberson, Coble, Rich. Bunton, Brooks, Simpson. Sharpe. With a Cas Mrs. Brenna Summcr's Third Grade First row, left to right: Allred, Sharpe, Isley, Keck, Keck, Farlow, Whitt, Bowman, York, Second row: Rudd, Price, Eskold, Isley, Coble, Rhue, Gibson, Holt, Wood. Third row: King, Moss, Rich, Fogleman, Pike, McPherson, Moore, Moody. Fourth row: Durham, Blaylock, Suits, Hensley, Lambert, Tickle, Ray, Stout. Inset, Mrs. Bronna Summer. Mrs. Paul Kinney's Third Grade First row, left to right: Birchett., Snider, Robbins, Robbins, Phillippie, Coble, Smith. Second row: Patterson, Estes, Harris, Holt, Bowman, Euliss, Lineberry, Greeson. Third row: Stout, McPhai1, Holt, Loy, Maness, Brown, Johnson, Payne. Fourth row: Patrum, Rich, Marley, Wat- kins, Capps, Gentry, Brown, Cheek, I-Iagood. Inset, Mrs. Paul Kinney. of Hundreds Mrs. Mar Ricks' Third Grade First row, lc!! to right: Gibson, Dodson, Dodson, Edwards, Storey, Bishop, Shntcrly, Capps, Scvond row Sharpe, Mnnguln. Foglvman, Curl, Foster, Lutlerloh, Kennedy, Isley. Third row' Bruwn, Phillips, Hudson, Sczircey. Blaylock, Edwards, Watkins, Windsor Fourth row: Isley Shelton, Pike, Linebcrry, Marley, Shocklcy, Isley, Inglc, Ely. lnscl, Mrs. Mnry Ricks. Miss Helen Se mour's Second Grade First row, left to right: May, Biszantz, Bell, Turney, Bowman, Welcher, Langley. Second row: Murray, Chauncey. Dunn, Scott, Brown, Simpson, Boone. Finley. Third row: Isley, Gammon, Brandenburg, Tyndall, Capps. Shoe. Hylton. Bowman Pentecost Fourth row' Shoffner Philli s Cates. Payne. Scott. Southem, Hayworth, Coble, Smith. ' ' I P ' With d Cast Miss louise Straughan' Second Grade First row, left to right: Culberson, Murray, Miles, Tomb, Glenn, Kirkpatrick. Hanford, Bow- man. Second row: Holyiield, Allred, Hinshaw, Shoffner, McPhail, Edwards, Hurdle, Ely, Kimrey. Third row: Webb, Patterson, Patterson, Roberson, Sholfner, Stinson, Culberson, Sharpe, Jones, Johnson. Fourth row: Clapp, Clemmer, Patterson, Ross, Cox, Chriscoe, Martin, Smith, Stanfield, Ross, Smith. Mr . R. S. lo 's Second Grade First row, left to right: Biddy, Davis, Fogleman, Sharpe, Steele, Arey, Ingold. Second row: Thomas, Poe, Edwards, Combs, Dalton, Eiird, Brooks, Chandler, Allred. Third row: Marley, Sharpe, Blaylock, Wilson, Elliott, Loy, Norris, Shoffner. Fourth row: Riggs, Vickers, Isley, Shoffner, Searcy, Keck, Richardson, Loy, Ingle. Inset, Mrs. R. S. Loy. of Hundreds Mrs. Annie R der's First Grade First row, lvft to right: Smlth, Euliss, Linebcrry, Marley, Isley, Smith, Wclchcr. Second Tow Riggs, Robinson, Herndon, Price, Clnpp, Blanchard, Luttcrloh, Sharpe. Third row: Johnson Garmon, Kxmrey, Cates, Holt, Matthews, Gentry, Simmons, Harris. Mrs. Cletd Murray's First Grade .First row. left to right: Baker, Bowman. Gregson, Ingold. Spoon, Windsor, Isley. Second row, Gxbson, Coble, Edwards, Sharpe, Greeson, Wnght, Tomb, Foster, Crouse. Third row: Moore. Isley, Hensley, Cla , C bl 1 ' ' pp 0 e. ngle. Smith. Edwards. Inset, Mrs. Cleta Murray. With a Cast of Hundreds 1 Mr . Rub Eckard's First Grade First row, left to right: Overman, Smith, Wood. Brown, Smith, Pike, Boone, Crutchfield. Second row: Spencer, Edwards, Fxnley, Crouse, Foster, Councilman, Kirkpatrick, Thomas. Third row: Wellons, Murray, Crawford, Ray, O'Conner, Rierson, Norris, Patton, Pitts. Mrs. Ida K les' first Grade Rh Shephard Second First row, left to right: Murray, Poe, Shelton, Wall, Bolick, Hartman, ew, - row: Park, Wall, Edwards, Smith, Blalock, Isley, Coble, Ingle. Thrrcl row: Thompsrm. Shafllef Shoffner, Euliss, Phillips, Bullock, Bunton, Sharpe, Bowman. 1 ., . ll 11114 nr'1I111.1111c .unc 1 , l111Ic11n- Leon, 11, , H .11 1 11 1I,11l1 1 1'- mr I1 ml In 1111 1 11 ll Q I r xfnrI01Q1n1111 xn n I FIG sl 11111 111111111 fm N111 ml 'JC 5111 11 S11 mn, 111nt1 111111 11r11 5111 1111-1 111 .11 UNI IXII ' X PIN111 1 11 1 11 XN'.1IR1 ' I 7-11 -.1,.'1.1, ARXI TO 101 0111 XNIIYIYIIVK- 'I rs 11rmd t dc-wud 1011 111, Dia! VF BUX Q1-'Ll TRXDF. DID ent remwtcrq addlni n1ar111nz-5, d !1PC1Kl'11C'1Q an1 make. 'hwrncs Lash Rc 12101 Fx.-11ange,f Q33 Webb A1enue D1 1 4246 or HOME APPLIANCE I V SPECIALS Unch Motorola laole n-odel, ma- 599.95 mahog- 311995 mahw: 51-SOLE, 3169.9 I-inch Dlmont Lonvale FM R2- lo full doors orlgxnal prce C99 95 now 8199.95 mtennas and ln:ta'1:1tmn Free D days guarantee on parts and HOME APPLIANCE G FURNITURE STORE 100 El Street Fraham. AHAM APPLIANCES I SPECIAL I CLOSF OL T ON 19ED ade IHS on neu Frm r1a1re Prod- 1 All xtemw recor-1d1 roned and anteed Earnest texrrs angr- Leonax d S1 Delivers S1 Delivers Norge S1 Delivers- G E Porcelam 51 Dc-!11'ers Norge Automauc defrost- Sa Delivers 1 De1ivers Delivers Delxversl nges. ..... - V11 flI f11F FOR SXLL N71 per bag hogs. 11111111 WE II '1 N for :Ii 111 Cm! the FOR SX V11-1 .X N1 115 ,wg mf I 11 1316 JSL1. S-19.311 .V 1151.11 DIA1'1 ' Q I1 1'I ' L, 11' ',,.- 1 -...,, '1zr1t1'11' Sn'e :fa A'-.' 311 ho1Q'cr- 1'C1L'R 1 A I 11t.11f:, .ax lV.rmd Q 0 FOR SU eq111pw1f-1 K1 U OQEETCGN Pets ferefi be ,, cc 1 f FIX YF V' 933, .1. T1mo 1:11 FOR-S F pr m. SIX 13 Bead'-Q n r- S25 each '11 Dial 4474 BOARDINC' TXT private F1 nf 111 1 berman Pxnu-'xer Pu, ,crest Kennels Phone 6 4120 1913 O1 D 1 1 Park. I I 1 Ann Touchstone: Will you love me when my hair turns gray, Jimmy Jimmy Ward: I don't see why not. I've loved you through four colors already THE STUDENT STORE Headquarters for Your School Supplies Paper Pencils Erasers Pens Crayons Notebooks Composition Books Shorthand Books Mucilage Scotch Tape Sponsored By YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL Spencer Williams: The stores closed thc day my uncle died. Doc Nash: That's nothing. The banks closed Il month when mx pu just loft town ACME DRUG COMPANY Spring and Davis Streets BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA MAIN STREET DRUG COMPANY 322 South Main Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA HAIIFORD BRICK GDMPIINY, INC. SH.-XLE BRICK FACE - COMMON - ROMA-XX - NORMAN ESP Brick. ll Building Product for Ovvr 6.000 Years BL HLI NCTON. N. C. R.F.D. No. 6 -2- Lihcrty Highway P. O. BOX 1215 -3- DIAL 6-3688 Jy Sh p I pp y Jt ytk BbbyF1k Yhldh tob LIBERTY HOSIERY MILLS, INC. FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY LIBERTY, NORTH CAROLINA AND GIBSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Rufus Boswell: They're going to vaccinate everybody in Burlington except the police. Margie Culberson: Why not the police? Rufus Boswell: They don't ever catch anything anyway. GRAHAM HARDWARE CO., INC. Sf'rviu' That Salislivxu SINCE. . . 1903 GRAHAM, N. C. PHONE 6-4409 W. L. HUGHES GARAGE Authorized Distributor BENDIX-WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKES PHONE 6-2179 BURLINGTON, N. C. BEST WISHES 1 BOBBIE'S TEXACO Road Service PHONE 6-3102 KENT B. THOMPSON NURSERY at LANDSCAPING lt's N01 a Home Until 11's Planted Old Alamance Road and Highway 54 BURLINGTON, N. C. PHONE 6-2441 PETE'S FROZEN CUSTARD No. I Cr No. 2 We Specialize in SOUTHERN LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANERS FROZEN CUSTARD FOR WHITER' Thick Creamy Milk Shakes BRIGHTER WASH Banana Splits and Sundaes DIAL 6-8817 A Rea! Summer Trout! Pine Street GRAHAM, N. C. BURLINGTON- N- C. L. H. HOLT, Manager FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS EPSI- all AWARDS o J O S T E N ' S SINCE 1897 J. C. Foglemanz What's the name of that book you're reading? Ronald Isley: It's called What Twenty Million Women Want. J. C. Fogleman: Let's see if they spelled my name right. SEALTEST ICE CREAM souTHERN DAIRIES, INC. Greensboro Highway BURUNGTON,NONH1CAROUNA A 6 Phone 6-8916 fNJ0Y DEAN PATTERSON I5 7RfAT CONSTRUCTION 1 ' ,H ON COMPANY YOUR WATER - GRADING X E MEAT SEWER - ROADS SEXTON STREETS AMERICAN ATHLETIC FIELDS woosrmsnmf Phone 6-6126 SAUCE Ddi' 632 Chapel Hill Road BURLINGTON, N. C. I' GRAHAM HOSIERY IVIILLS, INC. GRAHAM, N. C. Ted Hudson: This liniment makes my arm smart. Jerry Chester: Why don't you rub some on your head? RED STAR THE SERVICE STATION HOOD SYSTEM INDUSTRIAL No. 1: Spring 84 Morehead BANK No. 2: Edgewood Avenue WASHING, WAXING , AND MARFAX IOOY? TEXACO PRODUCTS BURLINGTON, N. C. HOLT FARM CENTER FEED, SEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES, AND PURINA CHOWS '6We Deliveru . . . Phone 2203 LEATH HOSIERY MILL, INC. Manufacturers of LADIES' FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY GRAHAM, NORTH CAROLINA Herby Kimrey: What's black and white and read all over? M tl I 1 : A yr e sey newspaper. Herby Kimery: Na-a-ah. It's a blushing zebra. Esquire Socks and Schiaparelli Stockings A Manufactured by STANDARD I-IOSIERY MILLS, INC. BURLINGTON, N. C. SHACKELFORD GROCERY ALAMANCE, N. C. WILES 5c TO 51.00 STORE BURLINGTON, N. C. COBLE HARDWARE CO. FARMALL TRACTORS BUILDER'S HARDWARE Phone 6-1637 BARKLEY-OXFORD EQUIPMENT COMPANY Phone 6-7725 -:- Webb Avenue BURLINGTON, N. C. ALLIS-CHALMERS U-SAVE-IT FOOD STORE 312 W. Front Street FANCY GROCERIES WESTERN MEAT FROZEN FOODS Fresh Fruits 49: Vegetables NEW IDEA NEW HOLLAND Phone 7096 Ser eant: Well, you'rc in the army now, and we want to take Care of you. How ci N 'f ft oeb your unr orm 1 . Je S Patterson: Well I can stand the ca over mv Qvcs but m ants are a 11tt1c trght around the armpits. p s ' ' y D ALAMANCE SERVICE I : ' + . ' Q fe: 'ot- i.g.1.-'Q.'1.QE,- - BURLINGTON. N. C. Burlington Manages! J. C. HARRIS LUMBER COMPANY Mmzufuct11rer.r of HARRIS WINDOW UNIT BUILDING MATERIALS and HARDWARE SPECIAL MILLWORK 702 South Spring Street BURLINGTON. N. C. P. E. INGLE GENERAL CONTRACTOR No Job T00 Large or T00 Small Box 288 BURLINGTON, N. C. PHONE 6-8179 - 7023 LORIMER I-IOSIERY MONJAIIT-f-gl :-INOgIERY MILLS, INC. ' ' hlurzufaclurers of Quality Manufacturers of MENVS HOSE MEN'S NOVELTY I-IOSIERY BURLINGTON. N. C. P. O. Box 1303, 1102 Anthony Street BURLINGTON. N. C. DIAL 6-1293 Compliments GREEN'S FUEL GAS CO. GRAHAM, N. C. BURLINGTON SCRAP IRON 8a METAL CO. WE BUY WRECKED AND BURNED CARS. BATTERIES, AND ALL TYPES OF METAL Corner Long and Sidney Streets BURLINGTON. N. C. PHONE: 6-5916 Sally Wright: Remember, darling? Last night you said there was something about me you could love. Richard Biddy: Yes, but you spent it all. C. B. HALSEY CO. INSTITUTION P. O. BOX FOODS 556 Bick Long Motors, Inc. DODGE - PLYMOUTH SALES 8: SERVICE PHONE 4221 - 4222 BURLINGTON, N. C. FRANK'S JEWELRY WATCHES and DIAMONDS Wedding and Graduation Gifts On Easy Payment Plan 202 North Main Street GRAHAM, N. C. Dial 6-4553 HADLEY'S ESTABLISHED 1898 McGRAW'S AMOCO SERVICE WASHING : WAXING THE JEWELERS LUBRICATION GRAHAM, NORTH CAROLINA Route NO- 6 Highway 49 BURLINGTON, N. C. OAK GROVE GROCERY MEAT 1 FRUIT VEGETABLES Corner Highway 54 and Old Alamance Road BURLINGTON, N. C. PHONE 6-4360 - Also - CHATHAM FEED SILER CITY, N. C. DELINS Barbecue Q Dairy Queen Greensboro Highway No. 70 WEST BURLINGTON, N. C. Alvin Bradshaw: Do you really know algebra? Mr. Bowers: Alvin, I have the secret to teaching algebra. Alvin Bradshaw: You really know how to keep a secret. S U N B E A M The Bread You Need for Energy BAMBY BAKERS, INC. BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL TIRE SUPPLY C0,,,p,,,,,e,.,s IUC- AUTHORIZED Di.x1rih11tor.v GENERAL TIRES AND , U BATTERIES SALES L sERv1cE Kraft System of Tire Renewing PHONE 2-oo: 301 North Main street DEALER BURLINGTQN' N, Q ATWATER MOTOR CO. ALAMANCE PRINTING COMPANY Guy B. Eplzluml COMMERCIAL PRINTING AND ENGRAVING DI.-XL 6-1881 729 South Main Street BURLINGTON. N. C. Jeffreys Point 6' Paper Co. IfVlmlz'.vulv and Rumi! Full Line of Paint, Paint Supplies Artists' Supplies and Wall Paper BURLINGTON, N. C. Conzplinzents Best Wimm. of From FORD FLORIST ROSE'S 3l5 S. Spring BURLINGTON, N. C. 5 8: 10 CENT STORE V1s1tor: What's the name of this school, young man? Wa1k1e: Sorry, sir, I'm just a football player here. M 6' M RESTAURANT 714 East Davis Street SHORT ORDERS PLATE LUNCHES ICE CREAM TUXEDO Sales and Rental Service BLALOCICS TAILORY BURLINGTON, N. C. ALGIE BLALOCK, Mgr. JAMES M. MURRAY Clearing :Q Grading PONDS St ROAD CONSTRUCTION Route No. 2 SNOW CAMP, N. C. PHONE 6-1572 STAN'S MARKET FRESH COUNTRY EGGS Our Specialty GRAHAM, N. C. PEELE ELECTRICAL COMPANY, INC. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS 1529 Webb Avenue BURLINGTON, N. C. PHONE 6-4441 Or 6-4442 GROVE PARK TEXACO SERVICE C. R. ROGERS YOUR TEXACO DEALER Alamance Road BURLINGTON, N. C. PHONE 6-5029 We Wish the Senior Class of '55 Health and Happiness BUR-GRA 6' BON-AIR DRIVE-IN THEATRES A. F. FLOYD McCLURE FUNERAL SERVICE Larry Isley: I have three aces. What do you have? A1 Averette: I win, I have two eights and a razor. Larry Isley: You sure do. Why are you so lucky? REGAL DRY CLEANERS 1603 S. Church Street BURLINGTON, N. C. PHONE 6-37-12 DEPENDABLE PICK-UP 81 DELIVERY SERVICE Compliments of GRAHAM BARBER SHOP GEORGE STAFFORD HAROLD COX KENNETH WOOD Compliments of RICH Cr THOMPSON MELVILLE DAIRY Worth and Fifth Streets SERVICE O A MB UL A N C E DIAL 6,1622 BURLINGTON, N. C. Compliments of -A' GRACE HOSIERY MILLS BURLINGTON, N. C. MOSS HOSIERY MILL MANUFACTURERS P. O. Box 1626 BURLINGTON, N. C. S. R. DURHAM Farm Bureau Insurance LIFE - AUTO - FIRE PATTERSON OLDSMOBILE CO., INC 301-303 N. Church Street HOSPITAL Phone 6-0242 Residence PHONE M700 3975 Office BURLINGTON, N. C. BURLINGTON, N. C. Mrs Euliss: Jerry, give me two pronouns. Jerry Sharpe Cjust walking upj: Who? Me? Mrs Eulissz That's right. THOMAS PAINT 81 PAPER COMPANY LQWE Residential Sc Industrial 537 N. Church Phone 6-5509 FUNERAL HOME .n.... 5 PAINTS W. M. HOPKINS Sz SONS ROLLER SHOP We Specialize in Long Draft Aprons DIAL 6-9085 BURLINGTON, N. C. GILLIAM'S RADIO G TV SERVICE TV REPAIRS AND ANTENNA INSTALLATION J. F. GILLIAM, Owner 337 S. Worth Street BURLINGTON, N. C. PHONE 6-2220 MERRYLAND ROLLER DROME KAY-DAY TILE 81 CARPET CO. 818-820 South Church Street FLOOR COVERING SPECIALISTS PHONE 6-2003 CHAS. V. SHARPE, INC. INSURANCE 1 BONDS REAL ESTATE AND RENTS 457 South Main Street BURLINGTON, N. C. DIAL 6-2484 LOY'S GROCERY PRODUCE si GROCERIES DIAL 6-5481 412 Anthony Street BURLINGTON, N. C. Kay Braxton: Listen, wise guy. I made pies long before I met you. George: Yeah! But do you have to serve them now? C. C. STUBBINS FURNITURE STORE 327 Trollingcr Strcct Phone 6-96-19 For the Bvst in Foam Rubber A1ClfIl'L'SS6'.S'n HUGHES MOTOR COMPANY HORNE DRY CLEANERS HUFFMAN OIL COMPANY, INC. WE TRY TO PLEASE PHONE 2011 739 E. Davis Street BURLINGTON, N. C. BURLINGTON, N. C. Your Texaco Distributor CVOIIZDIIINFIIIS of if GLENOYER HOSIERY MILLS BURLINGTON, N. C. Brown C1 Brothers Esso WASHING - WAXING GREASING Phone 3218 ALAMANCE, N. Owned and Operated By NEWTON BROWN and JAMES BROTHERS NASH AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO. HEATING - PLUMBING - PROCESS WORK L. WV. NASH, IIIafIu,I,'er OFFICE AND FABRICATING GRAHAM, N. C. u Ann Touchstone: The hardest thing about learning to skate is the ice, when you come right down to it. HILLCREST PAPER TUBE COMPANY P. E. LovE, Mgr. SILK CONES 8z COPS - WALKER FURNITURE Cr APPLIANCE CO. 710 E. Davis St. COTTON CONES si TUBES 1' P. O. Box 1147 Dial 6-1916 PHONE 4176 BURLINGTON, N. C. BURLINGTON, N. C. Burlington Engineering Sales Co., Inc. GRAHAM, N. C. TEXTILE DYEING EQUIPMENT PHONE 6-4478 Compliments of SPINK'S SHOE SHOP 313 South Worth Street BURLINGTON, N. C. Best in Shoe Repairing Air Conditioned PHONE 3010 or 6-3642 CHAIR RENTAL SERVICE 621 Cameron Street BURLINGTON, N. C. FOLDING CHAIRS HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT PARTY EQUIPMENT NEAL-WRIGHT Jewelers SYKES SUPPLY COMPANY SERVICE MILL SUPPLIES AND FURNITURE MACHINERY COMPANY PHONE 2723 1221 Maple Avenue BURLINGTON, N. C. Doctor: Was it while you wele on the football team that you were hurt? Jimmy Moser: No, sir. It was while the football team was on me. C M MANN HOMER ADDISON WHOLESALE CONIPANY UPHCLSTERY SHOP 514 Tucker sum Phone 6-2588 SEAT COVERS CUSTOM Candies - Groceries - Cigars Drugs - Notions - School Supplies Novelties - Dry Goods BURLINGTON, N. C. MADE 8i INSTALLED Complete Upholstery Quality Workmanship Dial 6-7151 Bur-Gra Hwy. BURLINGTON, N. C. FOSTER HOSIERY MILL, INC. Manufacturers of FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY 601 Cameron Street BURLINGTON, N. C. JON-EVA FLOWER SHOP Flowers For All Occasions Route 1 St. Mark's Church Road PHONE 6-4102 ALAMANCE ALAMANCE CAMERA Si SPORTS DRUG SHOP COMPANY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ALAMANCE FOR HEALTH L A U N D R Y PATE-DAWSON CO. BURLINGTON, N. C. Mr. Blanchard: I'll start the-first practice slowly. Girls, this is a basketball. Sally Wright: Not so fast, coach, not so fast. MAYNARD'S Our Congratulations STUDIO To the Students and Faculty of E. M. Holt School if DAILY TIMES NEWS 138 E. Davis Street AIamctnce C0unty's Only Daily Newspaper BURLINGTON, N. C. COMPLIMENTARY ADS RICH Sc THOMPSON FURNITURE CO. SHERRARD PHARMACY THE JEWEL BOX COBB MOTOR CO. PHILLIP MOTOR CO. TROLLINGER'S WAYNE HOLT GRABUR CLEANERS SMITH TRACTOR 8: IMPLEMENT CO. NEESE-SHOFFNER FURNITURE CO. ACME FEED MILLS, INC. R. L. FONVILLE TRUITT'S STORE COLE MOTORS HUEY'S BAR-B-CUE BIGGERSTAFF 8: BEAMON PA-O-CO HAL'S MEN'S SHOP MODERN VENETIAN BLIND CO. CURRIN 85 HAY, INC. WRIKE DRUG CO. BYRD TRACTOR Sc EQUIPMENT CO. HLADIES SMART SHOP BOWMAN 8: CLAPP CHAS. .I. DURHAM, JR., AGENCY G. MARVIN HOLT W. A. DAVIS EASON'S DRY CLEANING -GRAHAM STELENS DRESS SHOP NAT,S BARBER SHOP SOMERS-PARDUE AGENCY, INC. A FRIEND ALAMANCE PACKING CO. R 'I n ,Qfiilglli ' M ':,. : .f-1' :XX lxx V V N 4Q.- -,'1.l'QQ1i:g:x 9 'f' QN-f'bv'W. ' ' 4 X 211 X B A' ly w W UILDE ggg g3S 1 f qWi1if W D O RS SQNQWNNQR Wim. Qyv'1wvvSVf 'QM 3 1 W f WW A w. ff L 2 S i24SY19w 1 N Y W .iilfrwii '1-,IE ,EY + wing i ,XNNUAX N L. 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