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

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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

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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.

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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