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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

,.'l 1, a- i , .A 13: iJE2L2xiH,5:2'-1,-rv Luau . WQFHL ' hifi s'3sHm.Agg4 I eriwmmm, TEYZTP I 1 i 9 IHUIHEHTS ta rcmemb ffl 1, 1 'Y Published l6'y Che Scuiar 611155 Che 1959 REG-U-HLH of 8.34. Halt. Kurlingfau, N. 6. v Classes - Moments of Learning and Sharing - page 23 I Administration - M o m e nts of Activities - M 0 m e nts of Fun Inspiration and Leadership - and Fellowship - page 57 page 17 Sports - Moments of Victory and Defeat - page 99 Features - Moments of Rocog- Ads - Moments of Disappoint- nition and Distinction - page 77 mont and Reward - page 115 Q?.l5.ij5- ' X turf if X -x X x Y-xx -:N ,. yi ... . r mxywi.,-.--rf J.. , Q i Ax ' ON' X 55. - i Mic, X19 ,.- K' S -1 In our moments of happiness, she was happy toog in our moments of study, she was a source of inspiration, in our moments of need, she was ready with advice and council. Never hesitating, she has given unselfishly of her time, energy, and patience to train our minds, guide our steps, and direct our activities. In deep appreciation for her friend- ship and service, the senior class grate- fully dedicates this 1959 Reg-O-Ala to MRS. GLADYS PATTON ,Moment af In piratiaiz... 'K An E. M. Holt graduate, Mrs. Willis came hack to us as a Bible teacher. Mrs. Lewis enjoys the Home Ec department's new washing machine. rf' ' 7 5 if 2 ,f S 3 :Lefe- ,golf ,,,- 1 1 In rw. Mrs. Henderson can always find the book we-'ve beenhunting for days. -N ', if G IT- , 0 N'-,J 5 . U xi Q .-., . A if A .ll - .4 ' 4 'I O I . A Lcftto right: Miss Wolluns. Mrs. Euliss, Mrs. Patton. Th csc ladies know their pr Od ir' att- ohjc-r'tiw:s and nominzilivt-ubsolutus. Miss WL-Iluns t-von knows them in French. x ,, Could be Mr. West, our trumpet adviser, is catching up on the jokes. Mr. Hawkins must be giving his algebra class a little checkup! V .,,,4v ' 71 A 'C if I Mrs. Shaw takes care of lines and spaces in the Glee Club. i pmnw L4 Let's hope Coach Bryson and Coach Fogleman get the boys all rxmning the same direction on that play. ...And lcadcrshjzf f 7 ! 1 1 NF' f .fy Av. I f X pk 1 ff. V' Q' 'z ,J A s ,L VJ- . ..,- Uunnf. 1' YT Id 1, Mr. Roach, where are W your goggles? gp V Y ,V K w' X t fa .s J 2 swf t - .N ji ,1' - ,sb I la ll 5 x ' ' Tiki- Mr. Tew teaches these Jumors the ropes of the Beta Club. Don't tell Mrs. Lewis I broke ity she'11 never f know the difference. A-ggwnt? '-:x . AL ' 1 U -n, -'H I 4 1- 1. C y':x 1 ,J K . H 'si .Emu 0 , . I can get ten words a minute with only nine errors. is. We just build it ,N---0. 1 i Who knows what it e. ' .' Q I 'S' 1 . l f' e r '- sf- ' ' '- ,, x i , l : 'X ' 'gy x ' ' 1 ,z 1 -' , 'V ia. If . ' 3' . ' ' French is all Greek to me. X Turn up the bunsen burner and get ready run! B N .TG -.1 Mr. Americas on parade. s sa A Friends, Ro 4- it '- A .., N., .g- S55 r. uw, .. QR Kim Rr ' X? r- k :ESM x , , in ,R M - rw-f V 'Q f, ,air N K 'fx 1' 'X A 5 I :.:,,.-vi'-5 r - mf' N. Q W W JE. U I , ' VN :H W fi-K-' ' '. 'T '15 If 1, - wmv-f - , ,sm V e -- 1 I I But ready ca.n't be part of the verb. P' 9 I What are we supposed to do with it? IDMIII FULITICA T. . ,VZ . 5 , ..,. YQ I never knew Democracy had so many prob- 1ems. Moments of Sinn.. . 1 Initiation makes it official - Future Homewreckers of America. 4 . I 4 -- i. X X 2 1 , 1 'uns .4 UJ'-I 25 A15 QUE' :U U,-, 00 Cm E'-x R593- 591 II: OFDA :fn ,., :so- M5 55 U'5'r- :rw .H FD Il s. g E E 55: 1-.1 egg .K ' 1 Decorating for homevoming is u big UI1dL'I'LZLkiIllJf, but the Ulu-crlcucicrs clidn't mind u litth- extra work - thcy Cll'l'Ul'Zl1CCi 21 whralr' float. ,K If these girls didn't print our an- nouncement sheets, we'd never know what was going on. The Monogram Club knows we need energy to be able to cheer at ball games. ...And Qelloufship I I I 3' Rocking and rolling at a sock hop sponsored by the Student Council. ,Y . Baja, ,ww- Selling ads is tiresome, but these annual staff members enjoy the pause that refreshes. ,4-,qs 'bw SJ I wx Richard Farrington and Lorene Al- bright reign as king and queen of the Harvest Festival sponsored annual- ly by the P. T. A. 9' 'Y , gxfn- Q7 s ' 0- 1. 1 ' -v r v Connie and Bi11y,ou1' mascots, seem to be making up their minds about the class of 1959. 1 '19 ,W ,. Y' i xl Senior guinea Fei Don t you boys laugh just conslder yourselves lucky ,Moments af Victory.. . if ,W ig,--fl' ,2 ' -,:v',i1Lf,1f .iify if A two-pointer . . It keeps the crowd happy jg - K . f I X Q x -. s p- 1 7f.f7 ? '- 5' - -QA - .. . -'J' BF 1? .. -Q-:mea-gt- ' ,, 15-'EIL , . ' J ,lTf5?i2'iZ:i- , ,f.4 --.- 'A.,!-'Jv... First down. . I ' ..,:1fj,5,-,,'cfV I - ' . 1.1 5 .-,,'- -, s' 'Y !!!5?:. f 7 in b' '- ! ' .. Mk 'g2:,, ' ' And Lhf- pluyz,-rs lighting! Or pxtfh that f'HIll1l'fflS . . nt O X. QQ' TIA IL tt . . - me - t, . Wish.. - ,V I Y Q .7 V 1 A Y' -JA f X w 'r ,. ' . Q? 'Y' . . . 4- C, mi ' ., Better luck next time, boys. a x A Q2 . fp. e H w- Agood try, Harvey, but they already A Q got the batter out on first. Defeat is even harder to take when you can't do anything about it. grind Defeat f is ' 3 L.. .. ,Q . C2529 ,ff-f ' ,f '. '17 ,.A..,f -v .-- - . , W x QV Vw 1 MOMENTS GF jzfymfim Qfmfogwhfdifa Admzuzstraflvc Mr. L. M. Adcock, principal at E. M. Holt for the past thirteen years, is truly dedicatedto the interests and well- being of our school. Putting the school and students ahead of personal interests, he exerts direct iniluence on many lives. Our high school principal, Mr. C. W. Hawkins, has charge of the high school building and students. He also teaches mathematics and has added a course in advanced math to our curri- culum. Lending a helping hand to faculty and students, Mrs. Esther Reno King, our secretary, helps keep the school running on an even keel. 15 leaders 0---.-.-.,. In-uni. 32771, Shun...- nf Mr. C.C. Linnemann, Alamance County Superintendent of Schools, is a well known personality at E.M. Holt. The acceptance by Alamance County voters of the recent bond issue maybe attributed inalarge part to his influence. The effects of that issue are being seen at E.M. Holt in the form of new elementary classrooms now in construction. 1 I i-..,.,,, Mr. C.C. Linnemann, Superintendent of Instruction Looking to the future, our local school board realizes the increasing importance of a good education. Their main project this year has been working with other school boards throughout the county toward the consolidation of county schools. Our school board members are, left to right: Dr. E.S. Luptong Mr. James Stanfieldg Mr. Clay Holt, Chairmang Mr. Clyde Pikeg Mr. Glenn Coble. ri '- .wr , A .. f , gf I9 K H: , 'qh- x- 4 Mr. Joe Bryson 1 :A ' is . Mrs. Helen Euliss S- Mr. Henry Fogleman I I I 1'1 N. if Wculty c-'- Mrs. Louise Henderson Mrs. Glenna Lewis Mrs. Gladys Patton '-41 Mr. Wayne Roach Mrs. Dolly Shaw Mr. Hardy Tew Miss Mary Evelyn Wellons Mr. William R. West Mrs. Maxine Willis F+ ,, -.- N Sfacully Q . 1T '7' ff-5 SJ? -wx K 21 ll ,yn . '? . 'f . A Our maids and janitors are, left to right: Ida Summers, Clyde Austin, Marvin Holt, Mamie Holt. Maids ,Jimi fanifvrs Hafcicria Staff Pictured here are some of the cafeteria staff. Left to right: Ethel Blanchard, Melba Patterson, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Fannie Shoffner, Mrs. J.C. Euliss. Not pictured: Mrs. Norman Alexander, Dietician. 9- , 2? 2 XN I2 , X v , pf MOMENTS OF n I 4 i' r 1 bo' X 3 A l A , .., , A - '1.'1i,f . ' V gytuf dh? N +- - Q, 'H ,... P- - .- x ,-,. 311- ' U QQ? i. Y' if ? ,VN 46091 quam H191 ll 7 1 1 f mfvf ' W 5 Vi! v 1 ,:- - .4 X V If ., A. ',',?' 1 if thi' F ,L Q f Kim 4 ,Q f ' ,gi 'W t I f, f ' , . iz, ff vfo, v x . 2 if + . . ,rj-,sl r 1 I t A . x U 1 MV '- ' M' .,, . 'F f 1 ' -Q' X it 'UN MARY LORENE ALBRIGHT Lorene Seldom serious, always gay, Truly a friend in every way. Library Assistant 4g Office Assistant 2, Glee Club 3, Harvest Festival Queen 45 F. H. A. lg Photography Club 1, 4-H Club 1,25 Music Club lg Softball Team lg Bible Club 4. A 1:3 IN. 1.9- CAROL LEE BOONE Carol Her ways are ways of pleasantness, And all her paths are peace. F. H. A. 154-H Club1,2gMusic Club 1. U16 611155 f 195 9 ALTON HOWARD CHRISCOE Cisco Speech is silver, silence is golden. Superlative 4gBusDriver4,Sub- stitute3gG1ee Club 3gF. F. A. 2,3,4g Trumpet Staff 4. BRENDA JOYCE COBLE Joyce Merrily she can laugh and chatter. Perfect Attendance 35 Superlative 45 Bus Patrol 49 Glee Club 2,35 F. H. A. lg Photography Club lg Basketball Banquet Waitress 2, Football Banquet Waitress 2,39 Trumpet Staff 4g Soft- ball Team 1,2. 4-. QQ 15, if ROBERT MICHAEL BROOKS wMLkeu A quiet fellow but a friend to all. Football 45 Library Assistant 3g Bus Driver 4, Substitute 35 Glee Club 3,4g F. F. A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4. KATHERINE LORRENE COBLE Lorrene Sweet and cheerful as can beg A wonderful girl is she. Perfect Attendance 2,35 Marshal 35 Riagg-Q-A-2Stafi 4, Library Assistant 3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4g Beta Club 3,45 F. H. A. l,2,3,4, Social Chairman 45 Photography Club lg Football Banquet Waitress 35 Trumpet Staff 35 Home- coming Sponsor 4g Library Club 3. fiw C5 1X is l 'Vw fl. 'Qfff-P7' equal- ix NELLIE ELIZABETH COBLE Nellie-Belle The reason for her popularity is not hard to defineg she's since re and friendly, with excellent mind. Reg-O-Alla Staff 45 Bus Patrol 3: Eafilub 3.45Bible Clublg F. H. A. 1,2,4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Waitress 21 French Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 May Day Attendant 45 Lab. Assistant 4g Homeroom Officer 35 Perfect Attend- ance l,2g F. T. A. Club 4. JUDY MEDINA EDWARDS Judy To be glad of life because it gives you a chance to love, work, and Play- Class Vice-President 25 Class Sec- retary 45 Library Assistant 2,35 Office Assistant 45 Glee Club1,2,3,45 Bible Club 4: F. H. A. 1,2,3,4,Trea- surer 25 Photography Club lg 4-H Club 1.25 Basketball Banquet Wait- ress 11 Music Club 1: F. T. A. 3, Library Club 2.31 Humeroom Pres. 4. I yy, -vs Mr ii- ' ELIZABETH LOY COMBS Liz Sincere in friendship and talented in art. quiet in disposition, with a happy heart. lg-Q--Q Staff 45 Bus Patrol 1,25 Beta Club 3,45 Music Club 1. Che Hass HILDA ROZANNE EULISS Rose Always happy, never sad, Sometimes naughty, never bad. Basketball 1.25 Superlative 43 lg- Q-Q1 Staff 45 Office Assistant 2,33 Bus Patrol2gF.H.A. l,2,3,4g Photog- raphy Club 15 Football Banquet Waitress 2, Homecoming Maid of Honor 45 Homecoming Sponsor 15 F. T. A. 4, President 4. 'Us ts' JUDITH ANN DUNLAP Judy Always smiling, always sweet, Always pretty and always neat. Perfect Attendance 1, Reg-O-Ala Staff 45 Library Assista1T4fBZ1 Club 3,45 Reporter 45 F. H. A. 11 Music Club 15 F. T. A. 45 French Club 35 Homeroom Officer 3,45 May Day Maid of Honor 4. RICHARD LEE FARRINGTON Richard My heart is whole, my handis free: Run along, little worriesg don't bother me. Football 45 Baseball 1,2,4, Super- lative 41 Substitute Bus Driver 3.4. M on o g r a m Club 3, Treasurer 4: H a r v e st Festival King 4: Photog- raphy Club 11 Fr enc h Club 3.4. President 4. 1 -Qu X L.. . i . T'- .W lg, IQQ if 1... --- CHARLES ALLEN FOGLEMAN Charles I agree with no ma.n's opinion, Ihave some of my own. P e r fe ct Attendance 1,2,3: Super- lative 4g Class Vice-President 4g Photography Club lg French Club 3, 45 May Day King 4. JERRY DADE HALL vuerryvv A star on the court a.nd a real sport. Student Council Representative 3,4g Basketball l,3,43 Baseball Manager lg Football 3,4g Library Assistant 2g Monogram Club 3,45 F. F. A. 1,25 Trumpet Staff 2,33 French Club 35 May DQ' Attendant 4. CHARLES MAX FOX Charles His manners are fine. his line de- vine, his smile beyond compare. Football 33 Superlative 4, Substitute Bus Driver 35 Bible Club 2, Mono- gram Club 3,4g F. F. A. 2,3,4, Sec- retary 45 Photography Club l 3 Trum- pet Staff 4. Of 1959 JOHN WATSON HOLT Johnny A good athlete, a good sport, a gentleman--enough said. S t u d e nt Council Representative 3g Basketball 23 Football 1,45 Baseball 1,2,3gSuperlative 49 Class President 2, Monogram Club 2,3,4g Photog- raphy Club 1gRepresentativetoJr.- Sr. Banquet 2, Trumpet Staff 3,45 French Club 3,4g Homecoming Es- cort 25 Softball Team 1. R Syl: if ' ,. .-3. if i s -.L 1' , Q . h R 4 F N Q . 5 :a x f - . N . 5 - ,. fgfgrigf f ' T r I t .D J, on ..,,, . . P, wx JAMES EARL GRAVES Jimmy Where there's awill, there's a way. Football 3, Bus Patrol 25 Glee Club 2,35 Monogram Club 3,4g F. F. A. l,4g Trumpet Staff 45 Music Club 25 Perfect Attendance 1. CAROLYN SUE HOLT Susie A sweet attractive kind of grace Shines continually from her face. Student Council Representative 43 Basketball 1,23 Superlative 4, Class President 45 Library Assistant 35 Bus Patrol l,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g F. H. A. l,2g Photography Club lg 4-H Club lg Trumpet Staff 33 French Club 3,4g Homecoming Sponsor 4g F. T. A. 4, Fig-Q-Ala Staff 4, Soft- ball 1. -'-Q. fx Numa. Yup.- EDWIN COY INGLE ..Ed,. If he will, he will, and you may de- pend on it3 if he won't he won't, and that s the end of it. Student Council Representative 2.43 Baseball 1 .23 Perfect Attendance 1,23 Marshal 1,2,33 Superlative 43 Reg- Q-Q Staff 43 Bus Driver 4, Sulgi- tute 3: Beta Club 3,4, President 43 F. F. A. 1,23 Civitan Good Citizen- ship Medal 13TrumpetSta.ff 33 French Club 3,43 Office Assistant 33 Home- coming Escort 4gMay Day Attendant 4. HARVEY LEONARD KECK Harvey As crazy as Dopey, as cute as Doc, As mean as Grumpy, but a good old sock. Basketball 43Baseball 1,2,43 Perfect Attendance 1, Superlative 43 Bus Driver 4, Substitute 2,33 Glee Club 3.4: Monogram Club 3,43 F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. PEARL ELVARIA ISLEY Cass A little nonsense now and then, A hearty laugh, a friendly grin. Cheerleader 3,41 Superlative 4, Li- brary Assistant 3,43Office Assistant 43 Bus Patrol 3,43 Glee Club 2,33 Monogram Club 3,43 Basketball Banquet Wait r e s s 1,2,33 Football Banquet Waitress 2,33 Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet Waitress 1,23 Homecoming Sponsor 3. U16 Hluss EDITH LENORA KELLAM Edith The art of learning is the art of listening Glee Club 33 Beta Club 3,43 Photog- raphy Club 1: JF-'SKY Banquet Waitress 23 Trirnipet Staff 4. ff' U W, KENNETH FRANK JOHNSON upunk.. A better boy you will never see, The boy that's better will never be. Student Council Representative 3, Treasurer 23 Basketball 1,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 PerfectAttendance l,2,33 Class President 13 Class Treasurer 43 Monogram Club 3,43 F. F. A. 1,2, Secretary l,Treasurer 23Re-presentative to Jr.-Sr. Banquet 13 French Club 3,4, Chaplin 43 Home- coming Escort 1,4. NETTIE CAROLYN KENNEDY Carolyn She is made of happy thoughts, full of wit and laughter. Library Assistant 43 Glee Club 2.4: F. H. A. 1, Music Club 13 French Club 33 F. T. A. 4. Social Chairman 4, Perfect Attendance 1. I if DONALD FREDERICK KIMBROUGH Don I'l1 study if I feel like it and won't if Idon'tg I'll pass if I can, and ifl ca.n't, I W0n't. Student Council Representative lg Perfect Attendance 1,25 French Club 3,45 May Day Attendant 3. BETSY JEAN MAY Bett A hearty lau gh, a mischievous smile, make her life worth while. Bus Patrol 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4g F. H. A. 1,2,3g Photography Club lg 4-H Club l,2g Music Club 1. FANNIE MARIE KDVIREY Marie How sweet and fair she seems to be Glee Club 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 2gPhotog- raphy Club 1, 4-H Club lg Football Banquet Waitress 2gJr.-Sr. Banquet 1, Music Club lg French Club 3g Homeroom Officer 4. 0 1959 NANCY SHELTON MAYS Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Giee Club 3,45 Music ciub 1. 'Qi-'Q DAISY DIANE MCDARIES Daisy Mae The world looks better from behind a smile. 125-Q-Ala Staff 4, Office Assistant lg Glee Club 1,3,4g Harvest Festival Queen 35 F. H. A. 1,2,4,Photography Club l, Treasurer 134-H Club l,2,3g Vice-President 3, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Waitress 1,23 Trumpet Staff 3,4g French Club 3,43 May Day Attendant 4. THOMAS DAVID LUTTERLOH Specks A quiet mind is richer than a crown. ' Bus Driver 4, Substitute 3, Patrol 3, F. F. A. 1,Z,3,4, Reporter 4gScience Club 1. N- f --,'.-fy--M..1.- --. - lk' JANICE RAE PICKETT Janice She's such a good leader. We all call when we need her. Marshal 1,2,3, Chief 35 Superlativest 45 Class Treasurer 35 R5-Q-Q Editor 45 Beta Club 3,45 Secretary 35 Office Assistant15 F. H. A. 1,2,3, 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Waitress 1: Ci- vitan Good Citizenship Medal 15 Scholarship Medal 35 American His- tory Award 35 Trumpg Staff 35 French Club 3,45 Homecoming Spon- sor 45 F. T. A. 15 Homeroom Pres. 3. WILLIAM BOYD MILLS Poogie Tall and very handsome, He'd bring a fine ransom. Football l,2,3,45 Superlativc 45 Bus Driver 4, Substitute 2,35 Glee Club 2, 35 Monogram Club 3,45 F. F. A. 2, 35 Photography Club 25 Homecoming Escort 4: May Day Escort 2. bw JOE ERNEST MCPHERSON Termite Happy am I, from cares l'm free5 Why aren't they all contented like me? Football Manager 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 25Librar y Assistant 2.35 Office Assistant 35 Bus Driver 3.4, Substitute 25 Patrol 15 Glee Club 35Bible Club 35M0nogram Club 3,45 F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. Che 611155 CHARLIE MONROE MOORE Buddy First in sports, first in a game-- He has made for himself a re- membered name. Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Super- latives 45 Office Assistant 35Bus Driver 2,3,4, Substitute 15Glee Club 2,354, Vice-President 45 Bible Club 45 Monogram 2,3,4, President 45 Photography Club 1. dl!! U JUDITH DEAN McPHERSON Judy Judy isa red-head who is quite sweet5 her looks and manner can't be beat. Library Assistant 45 Office Assistant 25 Bus Patrol 15 Glee Club 1,35 F.H.A. 15 Photography Club 15 4-H Club 1,23 Music Club 15 Bible Club 4. JUDY CAROL MOORE Judy She is little5 she is wiseg she's a corker for her size. Student Council Representative 35 Perfect Attendance 2,35 Superlative 4, Library Assistant 45 Glee Club 3,45 Harvest Festival Queen 25 F. H. A. 15 Trumpet Staff 45 Music Club 15 Homecommg Sponsor 15 Homecoming Attendant 35 Homecoming Queen 4. . ..1 6 LINDA FAY MOSER Kitten She is cheerful3 she is SXVEGH She's the kind you'd like to meet. Student Council Vice-President 43 Perfect Attendance 1,33 Superlatives 431Qg-Q-.ii Staff 43 Library Assistant 3,43 Glee Club 2,31 Beta iClub 3,43 Treasurer 33 Monogram :Club 3,43 Photography Clib 13 4-H iClub 13 Trumpet Staff 33 Library .Club 33 French Club 33 Homecoming 'Attendant l3Homecoming Sponsor 23 Basketball 1,2,3,4Q F. H. A. 1,Z3May Day Queen 43 Homeroom Officer 3. LINDA FAY PATRUM Linda A charmfor all she meets, a charm to make each memory sweet. Reg-O-Ala Staff 43 Glee Club 3,43 Beta Club 3,43 F.F.A. 1,23 Photog- raphy Club 13 Jr.-Sr..Banquet Waitress 23 Homeroom Officer 4. GERALDINE MURRAY NEWTON Geraldine A girl who is loved, agirl with grace, with fairness of figure and fairness of face. Basketball 23 Perfect Attendance 23 Superlative 43 Class Secretary 23 IQ-Q-Ala Staff 43 Library Assistant 33 Glee Club 2,3,43 Beta Club 3,43 F. H. A. 23 Trumpet Staff 33 French Club 3,43 Hoiggting Attendant 43 May Day Attendant 23 Homeroom Officer 33 Library Club 33 F. T. A. 1959 MARTHA ELLEN PATRUM Marty Better to be small a.nd shine than to be large a.nd cast a shadow. Marshal 33 Office Assistant 43 Glee Club 3,43 F. H. A. 1,23 Photography Club 13 Music Club 13 Homeroom Officer 4. BRENDA KAY PACE .icassn Little and cute and fun to boot. Cheerleader 2,3,43 Perfect Amend- ance 1,23 Superlative 43 Class Trea- surer 13 Office Assistant 33 Photog- raphy Club 13 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary-treasurer 43 Monogram Club 3,43 F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 33 Basketball Banquet Waitress 13 Football Banquet Waitress 13Trum- Et Staff 2,3,43 French Club 331513- coming Attendant 2. MARY LOU MCMILLIAN Mary Lou She is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Perfect Attendance 1,33 Superlative 43 4-H Club 13 Dramatic Club 23 Trumpet Staff 43 Library Club 13 F. T. A. 23Homeroom officer 43 Lab. Assistant 4. pw.. CT JAMES LLOYD PIPER Lloyd Men of few words are the best men. Pe r fe ct Attendance 15 12g-Q-Q Staff 45Library Assistant 35 F. F. A. 15253545 Reporter 35 President 4. DAVID ARNOLD SHARPE David A happy-go-lucky nature. Football 35 Baseball 25 Perfect Attendance 35 Superlative 45 Office Assistant 45 Bus Driver 15253545 F. F. A. 1,253545HomecomingEscort 15 May Day Escort 3. qn....- CAROLYN FOSTER ROBERSON Carolyn A voice that is sweet a.nd clear. A heart that is kind and sincere. Perfect Attendance 15 Library Assistant 45 Glee Club 1.253545 President 45 F. H. A. 15 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Waitress 15 Music Award 15 F. T. A. 1, Secretary 1. U16 Glass DONALD IRA SHEPHERD D-Duck The world to me is just a comedy. Superlatives 45 Library Assistant 2, 35 Bus Patrol 45 Glee Club 35 F. F. A. Club 152545 Science Club 15 4-H Club 15 French Club 35 Photography Club 1. NORMA LEE Sl-IOFFNER Norma And surely we could never forget a girl as sweet as she. Basketball 15253545 Library Assist- ant 253: Office Assistant 45 Glee Club 1.253545 F. H. A. 15253545 Parliamentarian 35 4-H Club 1,25 Basketball Banquet Waitress 2: Jr.-Sr. Banquet Waitress 15 French Club 35 Homecoming Sponsor 3545 Softball Team 25 F. T. A. 25 Library Club 3. FRANKLIN EDGAR ROBINSON Rat Take it easy. have your fun5 Let the old world flicker on. Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Perfect Attendance 35 Class S e c r e t ar y 15 Bus Driver 3.45 Substitute 25 F. F. A. 1,2,354. Vice-President 45 Home- coming Escort 3. Q-er POLLY GLENDA SLAUGHTER Polly . Lots of wit and loads of fun, Everything she does is well done. IStudent Council Representative 2,45 sBasketball 1,2,35 Superlative 45 -. Class President 35 Glee Club l,2,3, 245 Monogram Club 35 F. H. A. l,2,3, 145 Vice-President 3, President 45 :1Photography Club 15 Football Ban- -.quet Waitress 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 1:Waitress 25 Trumpet Staff 25354, Editor 45 Music Club 15 French Club 35 Homecoming Attendant 15 Home- coming Sponsor 2,45 May Day At- tendant 35 Homeroom Officer 2,35 F. T. A. 45 Bible Club 4. REBECCA ANN THAXTON Becky Think of today and the future will follow. 5Glee Club 25F. H. A. 25 4-H Club 15 3, Music Club 15 French Club 3. :iv-1. Ei . -rS,t.,f,4- -,1 V 5 . - ge-NL--41 em 1 , 'f ' ep 'lf SALLY ANN SMITH Sally Friendly, cute, full of fun, She is liked by everyone. Cheerleader 1,25 Superlative 45 Li- brary Assistant 25G1ee Club1,2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Monogram Club 3,45 F. H. A. 1,2,3,45 Photography Club 15 4-H Club 1,25 Trumpet Staff 35 Music Club 1 5 Homecoming Attend- ant 35 HomecomingSponsor 45Soft- ball Team 15 Homeroom Officer 253. Of 1959 BARBARA JEAN WALL HBabSvv Her joys are deep as the oceang her troubles as light as the foam. Basketball 15 Class Vice-President 15 Library Assistant 35 Bus Patrol 2,35 Glee Club 2,3,45 F. H. A. 1,25 3,45 Vice-President 45 Photography Club 1, Treasurer 15 Basketball Banquet Waitress 25 French Club 35 Softball Team 15 Library Club 3. v 'ses S.. .. Nc Q DOROTHY LOUISE SPOON Dot One who is always dependable is as rare as a valuable gem. Perfect Attendance 1,25 Reg-Q- All Staff 45 Bus Patrol 25 Be5lub 3,4, Vice-President 45 Bible Clublg F. H. A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball Banquet Waitress 25 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Wait- ress 1,25 French Club 3,45 Vice- President 35 Homecoming Sponsor 35 Lab. Assistant 45 F. T. A. 4. SUSAN REBECCA WARD Becky Sincere and efficient, helpful and kind, a pretty lass, sweet and re- fined. ' Walter Williams High School 1,25 Eg-Q-it Staff 45 Office Assistant 35 Beta Club 45 F. H. A. Club 45 Homecoming Attendant 4. .--M . ,. ..m..t.L 1 T be iw 1 1- 2. Tired!!! 3, L 00 ook ' se verbs E01 Y ahve' Punk hO . 5? exam .512 ,,g --1' '. .K QQI4 - : 1: F' CE. , I . 'r X' f H k K X ' Q.. ff 'iq QS - if M. ., . - ks. ' if E . he Eu' ' X you 55195 t - L1 v 5 ng a L lmpre 11 5 , A3 S Q 1, nd beautiful. I 723:45 J' - :HA es-1 . - ,A I ,X S - ' Q X14 w- 'M - if 2. No, Janice-not at your age. W do Xi- 2. Ain, K L 1 didn tshe Cute ? 35 'Ui 'WT'- 'be Norma Bishop Donald Bolick Jesse Branson Ann Brown Billy Capps Lana Coble '. s-.-Y i ur- ,X 'QM' Nm Lmda Culberson Kay Euliss Jo Ann Fogleman f 37 1 i fix 115 Steve Garner 1' Lora Graves 'CAT Ciara Mae Guthrie Lv! pp, f X sq -1 V V Jimmy Hanford , Q. 1, Ronnie Hargis Brenda Harper -in .t 4 Q .,., 'S If Thomas Hiatt Billy Hon Q. Q, Connie Hudson aw Qin? :N 4 Sara. Ingle Anne Isley Donald Isley Ronald Isley - - A 'N x V A Boyce Johnson N' 'X I Mary Ann Johnson Q if - IW ..N. . Elf-l, -' ' Kish' Q-ns X in wx X E. ...A 6:2 ' Pat Johnson Donald Jox dan Ronald Jol dan K 39 1 V' f-. Steve Keck , 4 Ann Kimrey ,,,,- 5 ' - in 1 Ronald Kirkpatrick 7 ' 1 gvk' 'i V. ,lx 1' -,. A Carole Lowe e 'X 5 1 ,ffxy 0 Barbara Lutterloh 1 p , Y LJ, Glenda McPherson YK 7 Q Q S I 1' X. fi' x,:::lH,.- Us -Q-T3 ' , r 1'-J. .,,,, ,V Ui - if Q, r li' 1, Q, ' Liudzi McPherson Q Archie Murray - g I Dickie Murray '09, Larry Phillips Lewis Poe Kay Rich ,-- N 'YN sp.-V Jack Overman Jack1e Perry Judy Phillippie : l '-Q K P. Qi T-1-8.15 .',.-.- X, , 09 x W is-A Donrue Rextzel Evelyn Rxchardson Tommy Rmhardson Xxx f 4 I hi Q.: 4 5 'V 1 . fe.- o ' , 4 Q' Jim Robbins ' ' 41 Tommy Roberson Q. l V Q , ' Q Kenneth Sharpe f' '1 2 Ronald Shofiner Cathy Slaughter Barbara Smith ...., rm- qs I A . 5: 9 X A, Q- . fr-.ln ,. -' Wx 4.-. Q.,- - f , ' Faye Smith 'A' ' Wayne Smith 55 ' Aa- Kay Stanfiold .4-0 Q.. , , -.. 4 P Bob Varnadore Nancy York ' Sandra York ma-5 fix 5 le on-A Slick Talkers Pictured at right are the five top salesmen in the junior magazine sales campaign. Donald Isley, 3rd placeg Archie Murray, 2nd placeg Kay Rich, top salespersong Wayne Smith, 4th placeg Ronnie Hargis, 5th place. K 43 .Zi juniar Moments At Last! The long awaited moment has finally arrived, and the juniors look ad- miringly at their class rings. .c y 'J' in i Q' S SOPHOMGRE CLASS Prcsldent. . . VlI'IY PI'l'Siflt.'I1l . . , Scrwetxxry. . . TI'f'115lll'l'l' . . Culfrrb . . Flwwr,-r , , Mfllllz , . You CL1n'l . . Bunny Capps . Kenneth Graves . . Leon Payne Pamela Butler Pink zumd Grey Pink Ci'll'I'lJllilll1 Walk B:u'kwurcl:s inln the Future. ' . , John Albright , ik 4: ' - Linda Allison L A E. C. Birchett V W? ff A Sharon Brown . 'WT' '- Jeanette Burden ', 4. Pamelia Butler 1 ' if - its A wx r V. Che 671155 0 1961 Bunny Capps Linda Capps Sylvia Carden i S r' I A ,. V : KB S .s ,- Y Lewis Chriscoe ijffgl V Q Billy come Y , Brenda Coble s.. 15 gf-. .1 B.. 'C s Q. X V K is K3 N vs I Gene Ray Coble fig N Q77 - 1 Harold Coble tl James Coble ': ' 5 , ' Sally Combs Ronald Cottle TC' Junior Deviney Che 6flISS l IU' Joyce Edwards Susie Edwards 12... James Ellis Hutt Euliss ' :vi Alwc Fugleman 4' Chnrlutte GZIIHIUUII , V.. ,f' H ' t A XX , ' T R h 4., , 'QV X. .J ' AL Bryce Gibson Faye Gibson Louise Gibson Kenneth Graves Glenda Greeson is .fa SX 4 . .v?, do is.-0 Leonard Greeson - , Of 1961 +4 , G - ff g 5 x, --xv. X 'Oxy 2 Y. . .Q Ronnie Hall Mikey Holt Frank Isley Gm vs, EL, is f 47 Judy Isley Norman Joyner Linda Keck Us '51 N 63.- Q... ha. 1K---- 1 ff! -iw X fn, S...- Ui Q'-W Buddy Kirkpatrick Douglas Loy Barbara Mangrum Banks May Larry McKinnon Faye McMi11ian Che 6flISS Steve McPherson Sandra Park Nellie Patrum Edward Patterson Sylvia Patterson Y . 18 1? ,,'.x ff TN r Loon Payne 48 f x , 6 .wx Jennifer Pentecost Joyce Phillips Ben Pitts Linda Riggs Sue Roberson Judy Robinson fs 5.0, 4-T. gg Of 1961 eq ni, wx , 4- Jimmy Scott Henry Shackelford Carolyn Sharpe '-a 49 Don Sharpe Aaron Smith Gwen Smith v JJ 4 x . Z 'Q :- N , V 3' g I 3 'VX 1' X Ln' Z fe- 41,7 r 4 ,- 'xr we J J X Annie Ruth Webb if v L NZ. Johnny Webb k lx e- L ophamorc ,Mamcnts .1 ' Jw' ea -,sa-Lf' e 'A Lf-A ' -2-M:-Qqilrflzf 0?i'f. vis' - ws- .A .x X 1 'L'?-.,j.Q vfwllf' . me p AQQQ, Aff' 1 DI:fR.J .1 , , 1.3, -r. , W y ,I ,J -, ' , , .XF '- ' ' 1 , . x ff 1 x ' A. e. Al 'I A1 I' ff ...Ft -fl M H .f ,4 , ff-4: Tea . 'El' b 5 I .1 1 I P - A 1'4 ,., --'sf' ,, . It's not hopped up cnuuggh. v r David Steele Glennice Thompson Joe Varnadore The Perfect Gentleman Sophomnre Bandstand B Y Q. R 2. Eek! a camera. 1:5 3, we Oi O15 Who laid X9 66.5 0 the-Se ? 1. ,Fi 1. A cave? 'W 2. And xg have to eat it? A ..2'+.:f:, ., Z., s+ fi'l fQ4v - - ,ggi ,- ? :1,t'-- '2- -' 15:15-1,535.11-ETESVEJ, 'X 5.51 ' , ' .f::f':a A ,. ' - . g'fT'.3TK:y 'E' ' 'I 4 'H-1:35 l I 5'-4 F, , 1 1 g 4 Q K ' .,. . x ' g , ,061 1 x V 1. V 0945 2 H fl X401 -311, ,1 5 1 3. You name it. l ll N i 2, 4, ,L , mmf. A33 ,- 35+ 1' . FR ESHMAN CLASS Presulc-nt ..., . Randy Cutcs V1c'0-Prf,-sxdcnl. . . . Faye Yurk SC1'I'C,'llll'y. . . . . Brvnnic Acrec Tl'!Y'2lSkl1'f'I' . . .,., BLlI'hI11'2l Pitts Colmrs . . . ..,... Urvon and Whitf- Flvfvvn-1' . ..,...,. WIIIIC Cgu'n:1liun Muttw . . , . Yuu C1zmhT1mwx1rd Survcssg You Full 'I'nw11rd Failure. .Q --,f A r fx x vu 474: S 'Ju 5 1 71 qw. w,.. la my 1' 5 Hn.- iv. I 'vs '- ' -w . ox ks 'xr'-rf A S 3 -so 5 'sf' mv Bonnie Acree William Albright Linda Branson James Bryan Linda Burke Randy Cates Gail Capps Brenda Clark Barbara Cox Kenneth Crouse Raymond Culberson Carolyn Dunlap Barbara Edwards Rebecca Edwards Kenneth Fogleman Russell Foster Kaye Gibson Gayle Graves Louise Greeson Richard Hiatt ,K 'US Q-s L- 'Q if if x ' 'Q- s..N :. Fr. fl 4 .6 .4 y T 3 kwa . .1 4. as v- Y-. . V ....- 'wi ri 4'-N', Brenda Holt Pat Holt John Holyfield Sandra Hornady Jimmy Hilton Nancy Hudson Norman Ingle Betty Isley Cheryl Isley J. B. Isley Phyllis Isley Barbara Jerrell Hershal Johnson Donna Joyner Linda Keenan Hal Kimrey G. H. Kirkpatrick Ruger Lee Wcslcy Long Sue Marley Kenneth May Edwin McDaries Butch McLendon Douglas Morris Jimi Kay Murray Bobby Newton Mike Pace Bobby Parrish Marie Phillippie Alice Pickard Ann Pickard Barbara Pitts Tex Rich Brenda Richardson Bill Robbins Daune Sharpe Ricky Sharpe Wayne Sharpe Clarence Shepherd Harold Shepherd w I 1' 11 -' sk, f ' rx.. Tv 'N F Q it 'T : 4- Q- fi 43. wb -V 4' - ' N:- 4,- '35 ' L ng. C3 .., ' Ross York Sue York N -5. sen,- ? J' S Qrcslrmau ,Mama Danny Shofiner Margo Smith Jackie Terrell Willie J. Thornton Imogene Webb Glenda Workman Linda Yates Faye York f Just killing time. X J Il's in thvrf' som:-wh:-rf-. WhHf'5 WCW? Y X MOMENTS OF xxx Thr: Stuclc-nt Cffunvil is composed of lr-:An studcntrs. 1 ' four- Othu them tha- tlumvu uffivn-rs, hand rlufl-1'1r'ucif-1' and lm , . 'J zlclvisri-1':s, I114'l'llbl'1'S arc' f-lcrtf-cl by thu 1ndividuu,1 vlusscfs. A11 mcmbvrs urn' It ' -quirccl U1 hzmvu 11 B sr:Iwla5tiv Ll vc- 1' ngrf . Avtivitif-'s iml l hum:-c'fm11ngL ,. ' uc 4' thc VDI'fJL.II'LiIl1,Ulf'V2l,1I'I1lilll' sm' i ul, Miss E. M. HHH1JLl.p.ff'1LI1l,Ill1CH.hI'Sllld4'l1l stun-. Thr- r'ounr'i1 is wrsprmsilulr' fur all ' proggruxns. 1 db!-l'l'llhly Linda Moser , vice -president. Student Kamusi! t to right: Mrs Patton, adviser: Bar bara Lutterl 1 5. Harold Coble, treasurer. fzf' DRL R I 0 1, Secre- tar Y' Xa rt,-'XG' A ,gif Seated, left to right: Linda Keck, Polly Slaughter, Clara Mae Guthrie, Kay Stanfield, Sue Holt, Willie Jane Thornton, Pat Holt. Standing, left to right: Kenneth Graves, Donald Bolick, Ed lngle, Jerry Hall, Mike Pace- - Student Council Representatives. Wutx X W At morning break and after lunch students rush to the Snack Bar, whichis operated by the Student Council and the Beta Club. Harold Coble and Norman Joyner, operators ofthe student store, sell school supplies to students every morning be- fore school. FirstRow. left to right: Pickett, Ward. Euliss, Pace, L. Coble, Wall, P. Slaughter, S. Smith. May, N. Coble, J. Edwards, McDaries, Shoffner, Spoon. Second Row: Patterson, Lutterloh, Bishop, Lowe, Stanfield. Gammon, Acree. York, Capps, Thompson, Greeson, I. Webb. Third Row: Patrum, Burke, Brown, Keenan, C. Slaughter, L. Coble,C. Hudson,Rich, Thornton, Jerrell, Graves, Hornaday. Fourth Row: BuLler,B.Smith, Keck, Harper, A. Isley, Burden, Park, G. Smith, Carden, A. Webb. R. Edwards, Yates. Fifth Row: Roberson, A. Pickard,N. Hudson, Dunlap, Richardson, Terrell. M. Smith, Workman, Robinson. Sixth Row: B. Isley, Combs, A. Piekard, P. Isley, Holt, Joyner, Pitts, Cox, Murray. 9ufurc Hamenmkers 0 .Amcrica K K I ON' M .I 0: J' 2 , 1 5 'E psy E 5' 1 6 5' 0- x0 4,0 9 N5 w do l The Future Homeniakers of America is a national , organizationfor pupils studying llOllICl'lli3.klllg. It seeks ,I K f-3 to encourage better home and family living and pro- ' vides opportunities to share in solving problems im- portant to home life. Instead of having a particular 4 project, our local chapter performs mauiy useful ser- viees in the community and sehool, such as sending ' gifts to the County Home. 0' -Q 'JI ,. 3 Y i ' Left to Right: Mrs. Glvnnn Lewis, adviser, Sylvia Pattterson, treasur- er, Burlmrci Wall. vice-presich,-nt: Polly Slaughter. president, Curul Lowe, Pzirlianivnturiang Norma Bishop, secretary. ffl N fx America is one of over 8,000 located in the United States, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii. For membership, one must be enrolled in vocational agriculture in the school he is attending, and must pay state and national dues. The E.M. Holt Chapter participated in county contests such as: creed, public speaking, and crop events. ,awcag ,, .P W' - f-,RRs 'dvloy -N 4 SAQF FAf 'iw v' ' 43 R. c: v- voffm. . IUU ,ga J -.,. 4 The E. M. Holt Chapter of the Future Farmers of Left to right: Mr. Wayne Roach, Adviser, Franklin Robinson, Vice- presidentg David Sharpe, Sentinel, David Lutterloh, Reporter, Lloyd Piper, President, Mike Brooks, Treasurer, Charles Fox, Secretary. 5'ulurc Qarmcrs 0 America First row, left to right: Roach, Graves, J. McPherson, J. Rich, M. Brooks, Piper, Robinson, Fox, D. Sharpe, Lutterloh, D. Shepherd, Chriscoe. Second row: R. Kirkpatrick, Roberson,K. Sharpe, Capps,R.Shoffner,T. Hiatt,D. Isley, Murray,Richardson. Third row: Poe, B. Coble, Payne, Albright, Moore, G. Brooks, Smith, J. Coble, Phillips, Perry. Fourth row: Greeson, Capps, Patterson, S: McPherson, Holyfield, R. Sharpe, D. Shoffner, York, G. Kirkpatrick, May, Porterfield, Newton. Fifth row: B. Isley,W. Sharpe, lngle, Kimrey, H. Shepherd, Crouse, Long, Hilton, Parish, Culberson. Sixth row: T. Rich, Bryan, Johnson, Pace, McLendon, C. Shepherd, R. Hiatt. ' ,ff .Yi f f '- FW N FVIT HAH x .ii , F 3'TT'l 1 ' Tix. Left to right: Carolyn Roberson, presidentg Buddy Moore, vice-presidentg Brenda Pace, secretary-treasurerg Mrs. Shaw, director. ,609 o no '15, , YC 'V .fi 5 Q The Glee Club is composed of high school students enrolled in the music classes that meet three times a week. The Glee Club fu r n i s h e s mu s ic for various programs throughout the school years such as: assem- bly, P.T.A., graduation and other commence- ment activities. Its two most important events are the annual Christmas program, which con- sists chiefly of music, and the spring con- cert. Under the able direction of Mrs. Dolly Shaw, the club has had a very successful year. '-2 i -' 7 Give formance th e Christmas '. I g L1nda Keenan, soloist, ' rehearses for the big per- it fc059'5 1 . 'f9 -,., Mrs Shawhears thatfmal note Just once more before the Glee Club number IS perfected F1rst row, left to r1ght Butler L Capps Fogleman York, S Smlth Shoffner, J Edwards Ph11l1ps Rob1nson P Slaughter A Ptckard, G Capps Johnson Pentecost Joyner May, J Moore Patrum Second row Sharpe, S Roberson, A P1ckard,Acree Holt, B Pxtts, L Keck Keenan C Roberson, Gammon, C Slaughter Stanfleld Wall Kennedy J Murray P Isley, Lutterloh Tlurd row Pace Cox, F Smxth, S Ingle Klrnrey Webb Graves B Sm1th McM1ll1a.n, Mays McPherson A Isley, Brown Coble Hudson Fourth row Thompson, Rxch N lngle McK1nnon Brooks H Keck Harg1s B Pxtts W Sm1th B Moore D Murxay Hanford B1rchett S Edwards, Re-1tzel I L, , V First row, left to right: Newton, N. Coble, L. Coble, Graves, Patrum, Combs, Kellam, Dunlap Second row: Tew, lngle, Varnadore, Hargis, Pickett, Overman. Third row: Spoon, Moser, S. Ingle, Lutterloh, Johnson, Ward. N ip A N1,,a f- --- l-- .. 'Y' -,ua-. 16' I 61 lr 'ISSN' e ll u 59,5 E259 The National Beta Club is a non-secret, achievement -service organization for high school students. The qualifications for membership are a scholastic average of 90, which must be maintained through all four years of high school, and outstanding qualities of character and leadership. Our club sponsors two service pro- jects during the year, a White Christmas for a needy family and a talent show. Left to right: Pat Johnson, S e c r ctaryg Dorothy Spoon, vice-prcsidcntg Ed Ingle, prcsidentg Mr. R. H.Tew, adviscrg Ronnie Hargis, t1'caSux'cr. I4 -4 The Monogram Club is composed of boys and girls who have lettered in either of the three sports - bas- ketball, football, baseball--or in cheerleading. The major project is the operation of the concession stand at each ball game. The proceeds are used to purchase jackets for seniors who have lettered in sports. First row: Lana Coble, secretary. Second row, left to right: Billy Capps Vice-President, Jimmy Hanford, Chaplain. Third row: Buddy Moore, President, James Graves, Sergeant- in-Armsg Ric hard Farrington Treasurer, Mr. Joe Bryson, Adviser Mvnagram Klub First row, left to right: Coble, Guthrie, Moser, Staniield, P. Isley, Harper, P. Johnson, Pace. Second row: Farrington, H.Keck, S. Keck, Smith, L. Graves, R. Jordan, McPherson. Third row: Kirkpatrick, J. Graves, M. Holt, Hall, J. Holt, Capps. Fourth row: K. Johnson, Moore, D. Jordan. If x .Qla ,,,..-.--1 ,, , -' in - - l Janice Pickett, Editor .,f 'i Rebecca Ward, Business Manager REG HLH STHFF Moments to remember - those days of fun and hard work when we sold ads. the days we took picturesg chased all over school trying to round up stragg- Iers, and even then missed some. the many times we ran to Mrs. Euliss for advice and criticism. the day the last pages were sent to press, leaving us with a feeling of triumph,but also a feeling of useless- ness. , The annual staff will feel that these mom- ' lk I ents were well spent if you enjoy reading our I Mrs. Hmnur Iguliss, Afl'.'l54'I' lng lt' 1959 Reg-O-Ala as much as we enjoyed edit- A My-aJ2vMh-0? -11:4 i t i mu-e-f.vw1 -K.: ii,-,..,aa W Seated , left to right: Rozanne Euliss, Advertising Manager, Lorrene Coble, Typist. Standing, left to right: Ed Ingle, Advertising Managerg Linda Patrum, Typistg Lloyd Piper, Circulation Manager. Seated, left to standing left right: Pat Johnson, Jack Overmang to right' Ronnie Hai' is Sara Ln le-- - - E 1 E Junior Representatives. Seated, left to right: Elizabeth Combs, Art Editorg Nellie Coble, Class Editor, Linda Moser, Sports Editor. Standing, left to right: Dorothy Spoon, Activities Editor, Daisy MCDaries, Joke Editorg Sue Holt, Photography Editorg Judith Dunlap, Class Editor, Geraldine Newton, Features Editor. . i fax . .' f V 321: 4' c X ' 'Q A i yi -- -, . t ,fs 'rf ii .xx ' .Mg r X Qs, 'V ' X QM I X xv lv E' .P I 1.-'-Q , '. xv Ev 'X 'I lf' 55. ks.-ee ms l First row, left to right: Bishop. Hudson, Lutterloh, L. Coble, Slaughter, McDaries, P. Johnson Wellons. Second row: Rich, B. Smith. Keck, W. Smith, Roberson, Spoon. Pickett. Third row: Graves N. Coble, Hargis, K. Johnson, R. Jordan. Fourth row: S. lngle, Lowe. S. Holt, Foglenian, Farrington Fifth row: D. Murray, D. Jordan, Kimbrough, Richardson, J. Holt, Overnian. Robbins. Sixth row E. lngle, B. Holt, B. Johnson, Branson, Isley, Garner, A. Murray. Dench 611111 The French Club, under the leadership of Miss Mary Evelyn Wellons, is composed of , T the students who take French I or French II. L ' The club, which meets once a month. gives ' students experiences in using the French language outside the classroom. The mem- bers enjoy games, movies, and discussions on France. St-atrfd, lclt to right: Nt-lliv Cfll1l4'1 trt-usiiiw-rg Miss Wt-llons, adviser. Standing: Ronnir- Hargis, vicc-prusi- K dc-ntg Richard Fzii'ring.:trm, prcsiclciit: Stn-vr: K1-ck. sc-urr't:ii'y. Serving Others Loyally is the motto of our high school Bible Club. Membership in this club, sponsored by the high school Bible students, is open to anyone seeking to further the ideals of Christianity. Through devotional programs andprojects the club seeks to serve themselves and others in order that they may grow in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man. Left to right: Norma Jean Bishop, treasurer, Judy Moore, secretary, Marth a Patr u rn , vice-president' James Graves, pr e s identg Mrs Willis, adviser. 1 Bible 61116 Q 4' , Q-- ar- 1127 'H First row, left to right: N. York, R. Edwards, Johnson, Coble, Hudson, Isley, J. Edwards, Webb, P. Slaughter, Rich, Lutterloh, Brown, Park, Combs, Clark, Phillippie, Bishop. Second row: B. Richardson, M. Smith, C. Slaughter, Harper, Carden, N. Patrum, Patterson, Burden, J. Moore, M. Patrum, J. McPherson, Albright, Fogleman, E. Richardson, Marley, Mrs. Willis. Third row: S. York, Keck, B. Smith, Birchett, Capps, Gibson, B. Moore, Graves, Payne, B. Coble, Euliss, L. McPherson, J. Phillippie, Dunlap. ...-...N--..-N.. ---...,. w-.v......... vi 'qllv ? N. oe X Polly Slaughter, Editor fu... Bob Varnadore, Associate Editor. 'HP' l 1-L-Q Trumpet Seated, left to right: Daisy McDaries. Society Editorg Joyce Coble, Elementary News: Lora Graves, AssoCiateSports Eclitorg Judy Moore, Feature Editor. Standing, left to right: Boyce Johnson, Typistg Connie Hudson, Typist: James Graves, Photography Editorg Johnny Holt, Sports Editorg Sylvia Patterson, Associate Feature Editorg Kay Rich, Typist. K '1 ffl, v W E . 5 ' ,ll 0 J X x as ix ff . ro.. 2 1 A ' XX 5 l -I 1 f'4 A .sat j A-Ji an--'pp Q'-, P. 1 1- - o 1 Y -4 -r . 5 tv. --Xu- X, 44,7831 Seated, left to right: Ann Pickard, Freshman Reporterg Harold Coble, Reporter. Standing, left to right: Kenneth Graves, Sophomore Reporterg Mary Ann Johnson, Junior Reporterg Kay Startfield, Reporterg Edith Kellam, Reporterg Brenda Pace, Reporterg Mary Lou McMi1lian, Senior Reporterg Sara Ingle, Reporter. l Staff M. ff 0 Q '1 Once every six weeks during the school year the students of E.M. Holt unfold with joy their T ru mp et , containing news and events from the entire school. The success of the 1958- 59 Trumpet can be attrib- uted to the efforts of the entire staff. t Left to right: Charles Fox, Circulation Mana- gerg Mr. W.R. West, Adviserg Howard Chriscoe, Circulation Manager. X . .wuulz ,NV ' F' X J f I ,,x my f imp , Left to right: Norma Shoffner, Judy Edwards, Polly Slaughter, Mrs. James King.Mr. L. M. Adcock. Boyce Johnson. Bobby Newton, Hershal Johnson. O five Assistants Left to right: Mr. C. W. Hawkins, Pearl Isley, David Sharpe Clara Mae Guthrie, Kay Stanfield, Judy Moore, Martha Patrum. E7 LQ Q , ,, VNLUV. ffwf. ' is-J ia i Q.. , 3 J l'1 l -Q L Seated, left to right: Anne Isley, Glenda McPherson, Pearl Isley, Betty Isley, Sandra Hornaday. Standing, left to right: Kay Euliss, Carolyn Roberson, Linda Riggs, Brenda. Harper, Judy Moore, Ann Brown. Not pictured, Donnie Reitzel. Library Assistants Sea.ted,left to right: Judy McPherson, Lorene Albright, Lorrene Coble, Linda Moser, Mary Ann Johnson. Standing, left to right: Brenda Coble, Barbara Mangrum, Linda Burke, Linda Branson, Mrs. Louise Henderson, Carolyn Kennedy, Judith Dunlap. .V 5 mxwomxxw' ' isfffvxx 5-53' ,, ,l M 17:7 The purpose of the Future Teach- ers of America is to encourage young people to achieve the kind of quali- ties of personality and character that are the foundations for successful W' teaching and to provide them with in- formation in field s of education. Members of the local chapter gain experience by assisting elementary teachers and by occasionally taking charge of classes. Left to right: Sue Roberson, Secretary, Faye York Treasurer, Kay Rich, Vice-President, Rozanne Euliss Presidentg Miss Wellons, Adviser. Quturc Teachers 0 flmcrica First row, left to right: Spoon, N. Coble, Dunlap, Kennedy, Wellons, Newton, Wall. Euliss. Pace, P. Slaughter, Shoffner, S. Holt. Second row: Pickard, Rich, Gammon, Acree. York, P. Holt, Butler, Roberson, L. Coble, Hudson. Third row: Keenan, Burke, Fogleman, Capps, Pentecost, Sharpe, Smith, Lowe. Combs. Fourth row: Patrum, B. Coble. Mangrum, Patterson, Carden, C. Slaughter, Burden, Park. Fifth row: Phillips, P. Isley, Pitts, B. Holt, Joyner, Cox, B. Isley. -- A L - ,- an-, 'un A , ,Av William Mills ' ff , ,fn 9 U - as fr V H- ,fl 4 1 H- A , Z l .4 W 5 f Al ,V If , 1,4 D- I ,f . 1 . '. f' 'V U1 1 ' . -2 ' gt. Q 1 1 M , . fi g Q ' 1 Q ' ' E 7 : A 4 5, f fn u- I t 11 71 1, h 1 x. Q A . . - , I, rl Buddy Moore David Lutterloh N X fm -- X w Q, ' s I - M Harvey Keck Ed Ingle l5'us Drirfvrs ti A ffl? ik ' The students of E. M. Holt depend H h V upon our reliable bus drivers to fur- ' wx v nish safe transportation for them throughout the school year. No matter what the weather may be, our bus Slvigiers always perform their duties Franklin Robinson F1 -Q '- i Si --'P 1- ' 9. '-RU X: ' ,N B 'xx ' James Rich Howard Chriscoe ' 1: - . I5 .L I , - X A ft- - , ig Q Na., ' Tix New-Q i ' R-. x'x Joe McPherson Boyce Johnson 75 nh ,1f1'i,', r' ' 5 ' '- ky' r . 1' 'V '- J .f' I, . ', 'f .' g r . I 5 ,P 4 '- 1' R ' , vi- S '- , Q 'M -, , ij! '- 11' -Y ,. ',4, 1 - 2 , M Y, A x, '- rf. Q, 5 t 1 , n yy s if 5 The cast of Girl-Shy takes a bow, grease-paint and all. A l Q Girls, we don't change skirts during Glee Club. You can tell by the ex- pressions of spectators that it just isn't done. Non-pros get in the game dur- ing intramurals when home- rooms and classes compete. Come to the Mardi Gras I Our Junior- Senior has all the gay enchantment of a real New Orleans Mardi Gras. It didn't happen on the spur of the moment thoughg the juniors spent weeks in preparation. 'f Lyjgl ' in-.nf V ' , A 'Fn'57 v , ,F fl 6 , -.-J 1 ,.': Harvey, our dainty, modern college girl, sings during F.F.A. assembly. MOMENTS OF Q21 Nr.4', 'A' ' 5 if f 654 -A 4' ,L,'- :W-' . 'r Y ,fly '. . V1 ,Sgr nf - '?fff 0-Lf ' 4, ,Ya . . . f ,Xxsf P 1 5 f. ,W -1 Y. x S F , , , X s 1 u . .fin TN. tg 5 ! 'P' 4 ll ..-sh. ' E I-lamewming Queen 5 JUDY MOORE ' 78 5 798 W' Seuiar Affcndanfs ,Maid Of J-lanar WP . ' H+ , junior Attendant S tl H0 5? ' ,,- A ,' .AV H- M' u J.: Sapnafnarc 5'resnrnnn ,Attendant jnnivr ,Attendant ,lg N ' 1 , T 'X 'K 4. Attendants , NJ t 5 Q 5'resnfnnn ,flttcnttant gf' Brenda Hon E Q X K R ,IF 1 97' Q!- J S Ox I if wry-.,, fs? C ., v f , I, nl C S .. ,X-74 ' 1, ttul fo ' ir .5 'rv Ann Isley F. H. A. V , H1 Q. '4 1 aw ' Ax X 1,252 fm 'A W 4' , J Q-7 1' Lorrene Coble BETA CLUB I-lamccomzng Polly Slaughter GLEE CLUB Sue Holt STUDENT COUNCIL Q t- x 1 7' so fm :pf Q B2 0'-X i Jenmfer Pentecost Sally Smith MONOGRAM CLUB ,uonsors Cathy Slaughter FRENCH CLUB F. F. A. Norma Shoffner BOOSTERS X- 1?- lkx 's., 'UN Janice Pickett REG-O-ALA B3 If 5 A i 0 I, F . A x- x X ' W W Q K f J ' ' 4 ' g , K I Q 1 X. X I I, f 1 if 3 ,fig 7 -i A , Q f f ff 4' 4 5' , C gr X 1 I5 9 14 E May .Queen 5 LINDA MOSER 84 RV Q' Maid Of J-lunar May KIYIQ Sl 6 5 Il i 1 f 0 y f I S 1 11D yMD N11Cb1EdIg1e. Donald Jordan, Cathy S1 ght 'K ,Z 1 Clic' 1958-59 5 ! I S 2 . ' 2 e , May Kaur! 4. 9mm Chess Qourlccn .... . , 'v Y ' r- - . . , -L , x I ' , ' . . p ' 1 R, , '. VV ,X .V-,k -1, : is V' -Q t L . ,:. -'i g 3f,iQ f, , J :Q ,.: I A I i :is-4, A i 4 ? A abil U :A -. 4' 'fi .P 1 iii' S - My Zi-f 154 - ' : 4' 1 If ,Q .N '1 J P ' , 'R H .-2 9-A ., 5 'AY P xg t L- lf ,V 'Hi . K , 1 3 -' Q Y-rg, C 2 ' , .1 ,,,, , , t 5 ul 1 7:7 S First row, left to right: Brenda Pace, Daisy McDaries, Janice Pickett, Polly Slaughter, Geraldine Newton, Lorrene Coble. Second row: Rozanne Euliss, Pearl Isley, Sue Holt, Mary Lou McMi1lian, Judy Moore. Not Pictured: Norma Shoffner, Judy Edwards, Carolyn Robinson. Kama Zour Kuuners- lip And .... Tl' L.-It tv. rngmg Igyvnflu Pun-, iourth runnvr-upg Gwmlflilu- Nvwlun, third l'Ul1Hl'l UDQ Daisy Mvliztrivs, -am-vnufl funn'-r-mp1 lJ I'I'l'Ill' Cwblw, ilrst runm-r-up. 4 til C7 Miss AM. flu!! Polly Slaughter The Miss E.M. Holt pageant, sponsored by the Student Council, was the first pageant of its kind ever to be held in our school. The contest was restricted to senior girls with a scholastic average of no less than B+. They were judged on the basis of their activities, talent, and beauty. After the girls had performed, five top winners were chosen and asl-:ed two questions. Then the judges selected the queen, who was Crowned in high honor. f 89 I L WTTTIEST Harvey Keck Pearl Isley Supcrlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ed Ingle Janice Pickett ! 4 f QUIETEST Mary Lou McMi1lian Howard Chriscoe upcrlafivcs MOST ATHLETIC Buddy Moore Norma Shoffner '- w 'J Superlalives X xxx,-f Sally Smith X ff! 'O BEST PE RSONALITY Franklin Robinson Goralclinc Newton if ,I if af 'X ,ss K 4 -x ' i K-rf Donald Shepherd Qi, ,W , , 5 NEATEST Rozanne Euliss Johnny Holt BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Buddy Moore Brenda Pace Superlalizfcs R 1 '7 H X CUTEST Judy Moore Charles Fox Supcrlalivcs MOST POPULAR Polly Slaughter Richard Farrington .X n xx - K Hx MOST INTELLECTUAL anice Pickett J Charles Fogleman X X S BEST ALL AROUND Ed Ingle Linda Moser uperlaiivcs ' QQ lx 'Q 'fi J 35 f BEST LOOKING A , S Linda Moser ly William Mills ' I 'J i -ff 2 i xx? .5 A 2 'N' al '- -. L ,jf rv Supcrlatives FRIENDLIEST David Sharpe Sally S th fi? 5.2 f I 5 S ni Kg, MOST DEPENDABLE Donald Shepherd Sue Holt xxx HAPPIEST Harvey Keck Joyce Goble Superlatives I 97 ff wwf 2 Y I 5 3 5 55-1' ll5l?s'?22i'f' .L., 'O' as ,Marshals Left to right: Lorrene Cobleg Ronnie Hargisg Martha Patrumg Ed Ingleg Janice Pickett, Chiefg Pat Johnsong Kenneth Gravesg Sylvia Patterson. JANICE PICKETT -- VALEDICTORIAN Janice Pickett, with a scholas- tic average of 97.10 for three and one-half years of work, is valedictorian of this year's senior class, Additional rec- ognition was given to Janice this year when she was awarded a Certificate of Merit in the National Merit Scholarship Contest for ranking in the top 100 among 10,000 seniors in the nation. f sf' Y.-f Commencement speakers are chosen from the students who have the highest scholastic averages for their four years of high school. A number of students ranked so close that the top-ranking students could not be decided when this book wont to print. These students will be announced latcr when their work is nearer com- pletion. MOMENTS JQZZQSQQKWZ X r -w' A ',u vw Coach Q X, Joe Bryson ul ' '1 L .bali uf- iw '- as 1. .7 A3 fe ,f N.- ., Assistant Coach Henry Fogleman 1 O C f 1 f J Captain Buddy Moorc- First Row: Steve Keck: Ronald Shoffnerg Richard Farringtong Buddy Moore, Captain: Mike Brooks: Jerry I-Ia1lgJohnny Holt, Second Row: G. H. Kirk- patrick, Ronald Kirkpatrick, Ross York, Tommy Roberson, Donald Jordon, RonaldJordon, Kenneth Sharpe, Frank Isley. Third Row: Joe Mc Pherson, Manager, Edwin McDariesg Billy Capps: Ronnie H.L1lgDickic Murruyg Toby Cottlc: Kc-nneth Fogle- mung Mikey Holig E. C. Birm-licitg Steve Lunglcyg Coach Bryson. , 1 I OO 1958 Wildcats This year the Wildcat team acquired a new head coach, Joe Bryson, who has been an inspiration to his team. Aided by Assistant Coach Henry Fogleman, Coach Bryson lead the Wildcats through a good season, in spite of the fact that the records show only one win and two tied games. This was a rebuilding year, since the team was lacking in experience. Eight letterrnan returnedto the team this year. They are Jerry Hall, end, Buddy Moore, end, Richard Farrington, tackle, DonaldJordon, fullback, Ronald Kirkpatrick, center, Mikey Holt, halfbackg Jimmy Hanford, center, and Billy Capps, haliback. The backfield was composed of Steve Keck, Billy Capps, Mikey Holt, E. C. Birchett, and Donald Jordon. Outstanding on defense were Billy Capps, and Ronald Kirkpatrick. The senior players were Richard Farrington, tackle, Johnny Holt, guard, Jerry Hall, end, Buddy Moore, endg and Mike Brooks, tackle. The team was honored to have one player placed on the All County Team. He is Ronald Kirkpatrick, an outstanding center on the Wildcat squad. lol ' J' If -rn-'Q - Billy picks up yardage against Wilson. Billy and Kirk move in for a tackle glglgi 1958 Wildcats 415-f',gls,., N if N W' Le-t's cut out this foolishness. Around the end play clicks for thirty yards. 'E Q1 I a ' A . ,- I , ' I ' A I l ffl ' x 9 . .R- .,.k .a. Wag, Steve Keckgainsten yards against Siler City. Kirk and Billy get their man. i ' l 4 M ki 4711 ,Actzau 1 ,A R. WM HM Key block stops Mills, but Jordan and Capps E et their man. It took three men to stop Mikey. .J y A .' . ,E YJ, V- It 4 K, W..4i4..g 'gyfixwi' - gv :,. j,1 N ' -A A ' AVI. ' x ..N+,5 'YB' 'K ia,f.v.u-an. L J'f'1'1'Y H311 Buddy Moore ggi M 'fi fi' 22 1 V T 7fi1gA:Ff41 . 3,1 YA X JR -it-, ,,'j. . l 'Q . 4. 3 , Vp '.-, 1 V -- ' qggl ' ,i L-111 777 . ui - 54 1. ,Z N., - we M -- .- ,A K ' ' 9 W' 1 -1 1. Yu if .' A -N A 1:5 Aviv? -2. 1, , - .-1 A W?-if .f K I A. in ,Il .fs-fn ' an 1 iw '1 'Y '.: L . 611101 4 Player 1 sc- 1 5 g,.,... A f --:fy ' 5 I Johnny Holt Richard Farrington Mike Brooks , 1--1- - 'jr,.' 1 I .- ., ,, 4 Q ' f A f',Q'N.-' f, i Q 1 1 in 1.1 'vp' lf' bf- M Y: ?'.:1-.5 -,,,.,2:.-ff - . . '- - - 1 'N A . 'n .A ky.. ' .Mfr -. jfib ua . - I, . 1. :M fri' ,'5 A 'f- W. ', -. , , .A Q ,: ! . : -4,1 JV, ..,' -'. k. fic . we, - . '5 ff M . . ' ' 'Z 4, at 'V , I ' ' . , -' I 'h' . - if siak fx LJ A ' . Y f'?'W'1 ' X I Z Ml. ' ,, ,'.1 !1P, ' -ig - V A . -162'v::f'.+',:: :wf.:m' - , , ,. .I VY w I V t ' i 1w f-- fi A . Y uf U - .A-'i.f1 Lirfffv y X f ,gl M51 JL vi W 7 Wi. fbik'-iiwzfp 1 ,- . -N .1-Wu-4.1 I 1 Y, b 4 A . 1' ,- ,1g+'ff.3ja.1f I , ' ' ' ' ' -w 'QL,f1f,ZgA mf- -fp Front: Clara Mae Guthrie, head cheerleader. Left to right: Pearl Isley, Brenda Pace. f , Khccrlcaders They're full of personality and energy and stuff, And when they prance before us, we can't yell loud enough. If ever we are losing and the situ- ation's dim, We can count on our cheerleaders for an extra dose of vim. Front: PamB1ay1ock, Mascot. Left to right: Donna Joyner, Barbara Cox, Gail Capps. Not pictured: Kay Stanfield. ,Q-, ,F ev ASN. I1 First Row, left to right: Lora Graves, Linda Moser, Glennice Thompson. Second Row, Alice Fogle- man, Barbara Lutterloh, Glenda Greeson, Connie Hudson, Brenda Harper, Cathy Slaughter, Barbara Smith, Carole Lowe, Judy Robinson, Linda Keck, Annie Ruth Webb, Sharon Brown, Pat Johnson, gms' lgaskctball The girls basketball team saw a fairly successful season this year with Lora Graves, Glennice Thompson, and Linda Moser at the forward posts. Playing guard were Pat Johnson, Barbara Smith, and Linda Keck. Other players who saw unlimited action were Brenda Harper, Alice Fogleman, and Cathy Slaughter. Under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Tew, who has coached our girls for two years, the team showed up favorably against their competitors. .40 aa' Cf nach TCW VUE. un Coaflh Bryson Hays ' Rusk dba!! The boys basketball team, under the able leadership of Coaches Joe Bryson and Henry Fogleman, returned to the hardwood this year with lettermen Jesse Branson at center, Kenneth Johnson, forward, Steve Keck, guard, Ronnie Hargis, guard, and Jerry Hall, forward. Other players who saw unlimited action were E. C. Birchett, Billy Capps, Franklin Robinson, and Harold Coble. First Row: Jerry Hall, Harvey Keck, Kenneth Johnson. Second Row: Steve Keck, Ronnie Hall, Ronnie Hargis, Jesse Branson, Harold Coble, E. C. Birchett, Billy Capps. Not pictured, Franklin Robinson, Captain. IZ Jerry Hall Harvey Keck Senior Players Linda Moser Kenneth Johnson Franklin Robinson ...J Action Kenneth rebounds. ,A mon Fight to the finish' jd nf.. Y - N X. x LS fir' v I if . m -f , I, . 1 'Bw 11545 PM ' Hv4. w'-4' fix If 4aQ3n?mS?ff4 fl? 1 . 2 4 LS Q A I1 'V . ,? U fi 'fn , Aw ft, V' -E L 4' K U D .4 x ll M n N gal' sw s 49965, 0Z.w'Q' 7x6 ' do X ,., 'gb' . .. , ' -1--15,1 47, t L ' efvewzii ,M f. zrgssws ,N , , X X X , if ' 4-o. !,' '-. q- I eg- fr r , A , N ,v 5,1 ly ' QE: -x.Q'P. ' 'Q R-11 ,' - ix x x -5, '1 N I ' XF ' ' N .' x QA V fl X- ' ' H 4 ' - . , .m x , . ly ifff I H - Q. x.. M- aw Q 4 x , X. A 1 'U s ' 4 J .A Qing' . ss E4 Q , sf n I c 1 1.11 'Q-4 l 1 Q 51-nf .. N ,. . -1 K w-in 'XWA' Hasebull Q..-.Y A -iff'-?5fL.'f ' , Q . 'I Y' ', A, ' JN, T l , - 'Q ' ' -ii' 'Q ' .x.',6' xpyfxfi ,. I if XX V ya- 1. qx , .K ? 525 Q' . 'L--W 1 W N 4- 'I ,' Af: -N 'MQ .A ,959 13:5 , 1. 'A ARI .Q 'L fj2'.,r,, He med. wzg'-1-. -M., ix gf-.3-f . I I Y -L' 1 ' l l 1 2, 'Al ' 'wif W M . S - , 'L ,. . if -elif ,, 3... ' Mikey at shortstop. '4.'S5'.wi'fH.' 1.1 4 Qi' Y0u'rc out! ini ' 1 . - Q wi- QI? 43, ' - +51 - Q y 1 ' IR tif -f L I 1X 1 tl 1 ' , M? -x Aw -5 - e ' lqm l A L93 fr Q ti , ' 1 X , P I :H 40 A Af ' is X ' 1 3 6 ,A,A X Q in 54.45145 Q :A , M K i 1 f ir. 1 ff-I 2- KQV. ' 1 in 1 Kaseball Top row, left to right: Richard Farrington, Johnny Holt. Second row: Harold Coble, Coach Bryson, Billy Capps. Third row: Larry McKinnon, Thomas Hiatt, Coach Fogleman, E.C. Birchett, Mikey Holt, Fourth row: Steve Keck, Harvey Keck, Ronnie Hall. Fifth row: Buddy Moore, Kenneth Johnson. r M3 X '-55' .J ff- 4 1.5.12 W 5fQQ'f all-1 1'-ng . Q.d:J'v,?:. ,- 'JVEZPF' Hn. gif I m'5ii, When other nights and other days Find us gone our separate ways, We shall have these moments to remember. x MOMENTS OF V Zfaggmmifzefzf 2524! N5 Mrs. Newton: Ronald Jordan, can you operate a typewriter? Ronald: Yes, mam, I use the Biblical system. Mrs. Newton: I've never heard of it. Ronald: Seek and ye shall find. THE KEY TO OPPORTUNITY . . . . .is within the grasp of graduates who will use head and hands intelligently. We live in a great and growing America, with opportunities for I X N success and happiness available to all who will try. I X. Ye 4 Yes, America, your state, your hometowxm, X-fqf, I offer Careers Unlimited. In the textile industry, such careers include manufacturing, sales and ..-QXWX Oli, merchandising, research and development, styling X' and designing, and a variety of staff and specialist 'X careers. Burlington House Finishing Plant May Hosiery Finishing Company Burlington Terminal Mayfair Textile Company Central Warehouse Ossipee Weaving Plant Grabur Throwing Company Piedmont Heights Weaving Plant Main Supply McEwen Hosiery Company Plaid Mills ALAMANCE COUNTY UNTTS OF nmus-nuns. mo DAIRY PRODUCTS THAT CARRY THIS IABEE... ARE GRADE A - All THE WAY! JE F I I 1 I I I XIII fff nu!nv ruooucrg - I K ,p 1 jx fi, I 'IIUI , COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER. I 4 I I Preacher: Do you take this woman for butter or for wurst? Groom: Oh, liver alone, I never sausage nerve. COLONIAL FURNITURE STORE CA 7-4213 236 East Front Street Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of PETE'S FROZEN CUSTARD KAY-DAY TILE AND CARPET R. F. COMPANY KIRKPATRICK 8. SONS, INC. Rubber Tile-Asphalt Tile Certified Inlaid Linoleum Broadloom Carpet 818-120 S. Church Street CA 6-2003 Ready Mixed Concrete County's Oldest CA 6-4977 Burlington, North Carolina Service Beyond the Sale HOME APPLIANCE STORE Better Products for Happier Living Phone CA 6-9074 or 7443 Entrances: Court Square and W. Elm Street Graham. North Carolina McCLURE'S FUNERAL SERVICE The First Thought In Case Of Emergency DIAL CA 7-2711 CA 7-7488 Four Ambulances Instantly Available HOME FURNITURE STORE Jerry C. Jones, Mgr. Easy Terms, No Carrying Charges 513 South Main Street Burlington, North Carolina HAZEL KNITTING MILL, INC. WRIGHT KNIT HOSIERY MILL, INC. Bellemont Road II7 I Charlotte G.: Must we say good night, sweetheart? No, came a voice from upstairs, just wait a few minutes and say good morning. SHERARD PHARMACY Burlington, North Carolina NEWLIN HARDWARE CO., INC. Complete Line Builders' Hardware PAINTS and ROOFING Burlington, North Carolina Phone CA 6-5584 CAROL'S JEWELERS Diamonds -Watches Jewelry-Silver Compliments of Watch and Jewelry Repairing A FRIEND Liberty, North Carolina E , MARTIN APPLIANCE CO. , WARD-EDWARDS LOAN CO. Hotpoint -Motorola Personal Loans From 310.00 Up Siegler-Maytag The Wall Building North 5-4625 Liberty, North Carolina Liberty, North Carolina Phone North 5-4929 BRADY'S BARBER SHOP Main Street l LIBERTY OIL CO. Liberty, North Carolina X H. C. Brady V. H. Shepherd i Liberty, North Carolina J. B. Hopkins , 1 X THE CHATHAM BANK ALBERT SMITH l , Member of ' l Ready Mix Concrete Liberty, North Carolina t Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Q Liberty, North Carolina Compliments of A FRIEND MODEL BARBER SHOP Home-r C. Kelly L. H. Bridges fBillJ W. H. Teague Liberty, North Carolina Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned-Bob Wall Liberty, North Carolina 1 1 W B. M. BROWER 8a SONS Q Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready-to -Wear and Men's Furnishings Liberty, North Carolina Compliments of LOFLIN'S MEN'S SHOP i i Advertised Clothing for ' Men Rt Boys I Liberty, North Carolina LOFLIN FUNERAL HOME Carl Loflin-Jimmy Loflin Phone North 5-4567 Liberty, North Carolina I 1194 ather Kan aroo Annabelle where is the bab 9 F g : , y. Mother Kangaroo: My goodness, I've had my pocket picked. Compliments of DEPENDABLE HOSIERY MIllS,INC. Liberty North Carolina DEAN PATTERSON CONSTRUCTION CO. Grading, Sewer, Water 632 Chapel Hill Road Burlington North Carolina SIlAS ATKINS Oll BURNER SER. Heating Air Conditioning Rt. 6, Burlington Belmont Road CA 7-2123 For. . . Free Delivery Call CA 8-8348 Open until 9:00 Each Night Drugs-Fountain Service Greeting Cards -Pangburn's Candies Hollingsworth Candies We fill all Doctors' Prescriptions GRIEEIN'S PHARMACY Member Alamance County Pharmaceutical Society N9 Mr. Tew: Are mosquitoes religious ? Brenda H. Yes, they first sing over you, then they prey on you. ALAMANCE LUMBER CO. 840 Webb Avenue CA 7-2007 See Us for Quality Farm Equipment' BYRD TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO. Burlington, North Carolina GRAHAM DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phone 6-4336 Graham, North Carolina On The Corner NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS. CO. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE S. R. Durham Burlington, North Carolina NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS. CO. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Gordon M. Bowers Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of ANDREW DRUG CO. Opposite the Post Office CLAPP FURNITURE STORES No. l No. 2 Burlington, North Carolina SHOFFNER BROTHERS LUMBER CO Battleground Road Route l, Burlington, N. C. 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WINDHAM-OPERATOR 505 Rauhut Street Burlington, North Carolina I I22 RUSSELL THOMPSON'S TIRE SERVICE Passenger Tire Re -capping U. S. Royal Tires Graham, North Carolina l r 1 BAKER CAMMACK HOSIERY MILLS Manufacturers Exclusively of Men's Novelty Hosiery General Offices Burlington, North Carolina 5 w Mrs. Patton Cin English classj: Butch, please tell me what I mean when I say, 'I love, you love, he loves' ? Butch: That's one of those triangles where somebody gets shot. ACME ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. 1223 E. Webb Avenue Phone CA 6-8403 Burlington, North Carolina MAPLE AVENUE CLEANERS We Try To Please 2111 Maple Avenue Burlington, North Carolina GLEN RAVEN FABRIC SHOP Burlington and Elon Highway Box 144, Glen Raven, N. C. Dress and Decorative Fabrics EDDIE'S TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINE SERVICE Phone CA 7-2465 127 North Main Street Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of BLALOCK'S TAILORY Tuxedo-Rental Services Burlington, North Carolina BELK -BECK COMPANY Complete Dept. 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Wholesale Meat Products Sidney Road at Midway Burlington, North Carolina CA 6-4579 MOON FASHION SHOP Smart Ladies' Apparel Credit At Cash Prices Graham, North Carolina Compliments of PICKETT HOSIERY MILLS, INC Manufacturers Fine Seamless Hosiery Burlington, North Carolina Mr. Fogleman CAt football gamej: That fellow out there playing center will be oui best man before the season is over. Miss Wellons: Oh. Henry! This is so sudden. Compliments of HAWKINS' E550 Graham, North Carolina BUTLER'S TIRES 8. ACCESSORIES Complete Re capping Service Phone CA 8-9126 Alamance, North Carolina Compliments of YOLII' ALAMANCE COUNTY NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Members: Alamance Motors, lnc. Atwater Motor Company Auto Finance Company Bick Long Motors Bill Price Buick, Inc. Cole Motors, Inc. County Finance Ewing Motors, Inc. Graham Motor Sales Home Finance Company Lilien Ka Lee, Inc. Mebane Motor Company Security National Bank Wachovia Bank Sz Trust Company YOUR PATRONAGE WILL BE APPRECIATED Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION East Davis Street at Lexington Avenue Insured Savings Home I-'Gans Learning and Saving Are the Twin Foundations of Your Future Compliments of CENTRAL GROCERY CO.,INC. Wholesale Groceries Notions Ki Confectioneries 122 N. Main Street Burlington, North Carolina Phone CA 7-3693 I I 4 l 5 Mrs. Lewis fto Polly SJ: What does the bride think Po lly: Aisle, altar, hymn. when she walks into the church? J ENNINGS M. BRYAN AGENCY INC J. M. Bryan J. M. Bryan, Jr. 3 INSURANCE THAT PROTECTS SECURITY BARBER SHOP L. S. Riley, Prop. Church Street Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of PATE -DAWSON COMPANY Fresh Fruits Sz Vegetables Burlington, North Carolina T. N. BOONE TAILORS Fine Tailored Clothing for Students Tuxedo Rentals Burlington, N. C. Greensboro, N ALAMANCE PRINTING COMPANY 729 South Main Street Phone CA 6-1881 Burlington, North Carolina THE JEWEL BOX, INC. 348 S. Main Burlington, North Carolina HAL'S MEN'S SHOP Fine Clothes Graham, North Carolina FORD FLORIST 315 Spring Street Burlington, North Carolina NEAL -WRIGHT J EWELE RS China -Silve r Diamonds -Watches Burlington, North Carolina SOUTHERN LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANERS Pine Street Graham, North Carolina Compliments of FIFTH STREET CLEANERS 232 W. Fifth Street Back of Melville Dairy Sanitone Christine KL Bob Fonville ROSE'S 5-10-2593 STORE 3 Entrances Burlington, North Carolina JA.KE'S BAR-B-QUE Curb Service 1327 S. Church Street Phone CA 8-9407 Burlington, North Carolina SUMNER'S AUTO SUPPLY 507 South Church Street Phone CA 7-2754 Burlington, North Carolina TUCKER STREET GROCERY 521 Tucker Street Burlington, North Carolina GARVIN' S 131 W. Davis Burlington, North Carolina 125 Mrs. Willis: When Adam and Eve left the Garden of Eden. Tex D.: They raised Cain. what did they do? H0lT FARM CENTER FAIR-ACRE FEEDS 710 West Elm Street Graham, North Carolina Phone CA 7-2203 RED STAR SERVICE S TATION Spring and Morehead Streets Washing, Waxing and Marfax 100917 TEXACO PRODUCTS Compliments of A FRIEND C 8. H SELF SERVICE 210 E. McAden St. Graham, North Carolina For The Best In Foods Groceries, Meats, Produce Frozen Foods THE DAILY TIMES-NEWS A1ama.nce CoLmty's only Daily Newspaper Burlington, North Carolina KOURY'S 443 S. Main Street Where Smart Women Shop Burlington, North Carolina I T I f A woman riding the bus was anxious to know where she was, so she poked the bus driver with her umbrella and said, Is this Haw River? No Ma'am, he replied, That's my stomach. BELLMONT SERVICE STATION Sinclair Gas, Oil and Auto Accessories Washing, Greasing and Waxing Phone CA 6-9935 Hwy. 49-Rt. 6 ROGER' S JEWELRY Before You Marry See Harry Burlington, North Carolina ALBRlGHT'S BODY SHOP We Specialize in Wrecks 707 W. Elm Street Graham, North Carolina Improve Your Appearance at CASTLE'S BARBER SHOP South Main Gt Morehead Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of M Si K FURNITURE 300 West Front Street Burlington, North Carolina TOWER HOSIE RY MILLS 110 N. Broad, CA 6-6384 Burlington, North Carolina JEFFREY'S PAINT Sz PAPER CO. Full Line Of Paint Burlington, North Carolina LOY 8i LOY BUILDING CONTRACTORS Dial 6-6743 Route 6 Burlington, North Carolina STAN'S MARKET Tomatoes Our Specialty 109 A Pound - Year Round Graham, North Carolina For A Lovelier You DEL -MAR BEAUTY SHOP Telephone 6-2722 312 S. Main Street Burlington, North Carolina DELP'S BARBECUE Sz DAIRY QUEEN Greensboro Highway 70-A Phone 6-6309 BIG POLE BARBER SHOP 1105 Webb Avenue Burlington, North Carolina LEATH HOSIERY MILL, INC. Manufacturers of LADIES' FULL FASHIONED HOSE Graham, North Carolina ALAMANCE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO Electrical Contractors Phone CA 6-2429, 1207 Webb Ave P. O. Box 1175 Burlington, North Carolina HADLEY'S The Jewelers Estab. 1898 Graham, North Carolina Compliments of A FRIEND Connie H. CAt a football gamejz Oh, if they'll only make one more touch-down I know l'll stand on my head. A hundred boys near-by began shouting in unision: We want a touchdown. HANFURIJ BRICK CU., INC Use Brick - A Building Product Roman Norman Colonial Face Oversize Special Shapes For Over 6000 Years Let Us Serve You Dail 6-3685 P.O. Box 1215 Burlington, North Carolina Textured Face Antique Select Common Sand Face Frosted Face 1 v P When Noah sailed the waters blue, He had his troubles same as youg For forty days he drove the Ark, Before he found a place to park. Baby ear of corn: Mama, where did I come from? Mama ear of corn: Hush, dear, the stalk brought you Compliments of LIBERTY CHAIR CO., INC. Liberty, North Carolina WALKER FURNITURE APPLIANCE CO Westinghous e 710 E. Davis Street Burlington, North Carolina GRAHAM SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASS'N 3-1f2fZ7 Current Dividend Rate On All Savings Insured up to 310,000 Home Loans -Insured Savings Graham, North Carolina For The Best In Film Developing 24-Hours Service-24 Kodaks-Films KL Accessories GRAHAM SODA SHOP 100 N. Main St., Court Square Graham, North Carolina REGAL DRY CLEANERS Shirt Laundry CA-6-3742 1602 S. Church Burlington, North Carolina vu Compliments of SERVICE FURNITURE CO. It Pleases Us To Please You Phone CA-6-2920 1814 S. Church Street Burlington, North Carolina LIVE BETTER Electrically DUKE POWER COMPANY llqllillghn Onlldf , V .Q an ttzrfymv-,wr t 'A v w 1 Qiulington Mmmgnl Banks: Are you fond of nuts? Jerry Hall: I was a lifesaver last summer. Kay R.: Is this a proposal? Sandra Park: What flavor? SHACKEL FORD GROCERY AND HARDWARE Alamance North Carolina Compliments of A Friend Picketts J. C. Overman Furniture Co. Pet Milk Man Graham Dry Cleaners Midway Garage Modern Venetian Blind Mogle's Bicycle Shop Modern Shoe Shop Christy's Grill Oak Grove Grocery Best Wishes NlCHOL'S TEXACO Road Service Phone CA 7-3916 Burlington, North Carolina ALAMANCE DRUG COMPANY Maple Avenue Burlington, North Carolina Drive -In Window Service BROWN'S TEXACO SERVICE Newton ana Larry Brown Gas and Oil -Tires and Tubes We Carry Your Brand of Oil , Motor Tune -up -Brake Service Phone CA 6-5029 l 410 Alamance Road Burlington, North Carolina A, T f ,,,,,,, -J ,K I 130 QWLHYZ Mr. Stanfield: I'l1 teach you to kiss my daughter! Kenneth J.g You're too late! I've already learned. PAYNE'S FABRIC SHOP Phone CA 6-9446 1811 N. Church Street Burlington, North Carolina LAKEVIEW GROCERY Groceries, Shoes, Fishing Equipment Phone LO 5-9421 Kimesville, North Carolina R. M. Bowman W. B. Bowman MANLY RAY TRANSFER Don't Delay-Call Ray Moving-Call: CA 7-3710 Burlington, North Carolina The Light Refreshment fi! AUTHOR WHITE CONS. CO. Bulldozing, Grading, and Pond Building Phone CA 6-8662 Route 3 Graham, North Carolina The Bread You Need For Energy BAMBY BAKERS,INC. COBLE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE NO. I 8. NO. 2 R. W. Rainey, Curry King N. C. Newman, Dan Winstead Burlington, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of C. B. ELLIS MUSIC COMPANY Everything Musical Burlington, North Carolina 131 Mr. Hawkins tExplaining a geometry problemj: Now Poogie Mills: All that work for nothing! we find that x is equal to zero. Compliments of B. J. VESTAL PLUMBING AND HEATING 125 W. Ruffin Street 1 Phone CA 6-2811 Especially For You ROX.IE'S FLORIST 1733 N. Church Street Burlington, North Carolina Compliments Compliments Of of A FRIEND 1 GRAHAM FURNITURE MART l -T N Compliments Of KIRKPATRICK LANDSCAPE GRAHAM THEATRE E SERVICE Excavating and Paving V G FREY N Dirt and Stone Painting and Pwefing l l Route 1 phone CA 6-6577 Carpentry Repair Phone CA 7-3333 Burlington, North Carolina N Burlington, North Carolina We should like to express our appreciation to the following persons and firms for making several of our pictures possible: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Braxton 'I'rollinger's Florist Sellars Department Store Mr. and Mrs Vernon Lewis Moorefield's Florists Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Rudd Maple Avenue Barber Shop First Federal Savings and Loan Association I 13: I f A l I f r I i 4 Ig M. 'H ?i i'1i'??El1!QMWlfN5??!M!li!l!!f'ifuliJ11'2?iu'iWSEE!'F?L'!F9UHEH'3BHldYVNi' !!W , . .. , A 4 ,V Q. i TE g , w I 'A 1 l P I A 3, y'Y'aJr 'Swv -1 -- ..--X Q., . -Y, - .. .-Y- ...H v--..,. W, g,,.-,1.,--,,-,,, , 5 m.,