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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

-6 1 A I A I-I' I. 5 ? I -Q l 9 1 E f 4 1 L W 1 N J W . 1 s I l 4 l f L Zi + i V 1 x K A 1 i 1 f Q 1 if 1, I, 1, i f E i g, 3 1 si R he 194 f l Wea-0-4 6' VOLUME 10 ill 1 ' ,, X C O 0 The name REG-O-ALA is derived from the Words, Regulators of Alarnance, and draws its historical significance from the Battle of Alamance, fought three miles from our school May 16, 1771. Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of 5. M. Holt High school Huffington, .fvorilz Carofina ESTHER RENE INGLE MRS. W. ALBERT GRAHAM NELL DARE Fox Editor Sponsor Business Manager MAY MESEZGQSAL LIBRARM 342 S. Spring Street Burlington, NC 2721 Q - 5 1 -1 ine- A AAAAAMMA The Edwin M. Holt High School 2 llecfica lion J ' We, the Senior Class of 1948, gratefully dedicate our REG-O-ALA to Mr. Wayne C. Roach, a dominant factor of E. M. Holt life and of our com- munity life. In addition to teaching, Mr. Roach has supervised the operation of the community cannery, has helped the farmers with their land, poultry, and livestock. During these years he has ,given and continues to give his services unselfishly to all who need them. 3 S U P E R I N T E Y N ll E N T MR. M. YOUNT , Kg! on ' Mr. Glenn Slaughter, Mr. Joe Seymour, Mr. M. C. Loy, Chairmang Mr Howard Patterson, Mr. Nornan Alexander, Secretary. 4 P R I N N . C I i A V+ i 5 ' , . , X L V- V MR. L. M. ADCOCK Seated: Mrs. Troy Moser, Mrs. Irma Boland, Miss Lalah Apple, Mrs. Mary S. Ricks, Miss Roxie Roberson, Mrs. W. J. Patton, Mrs. C. B. Coble. Standing: Miss Alice King, l'vI s. C. F. Workman, Mrs. Bernice Durham, Mrs. Cleta Murray, Mrs. Cora Hargris, Mrs. R. S. Loy, Miss Louise Straughan, Mrs. R. D. Bevan, Mrs. Dorothy F. Miller, Miss Dorothy Holt. 5 IVIRS. HOLT HENDERSON A.B. W.C.U.N.C, Librarian C. P. FARMER B.A. Elon College Science cmd History MRS. RICHARD W. LOY B.A. Meredith College Home Economics MRS. W. ALBERT GRAHAM B.A. W,C.U.N.C. English. Math. MELVIN QUINTON LAYTON B.S. Wake Forest College Physical Education CAMERON WILTON HAWKINS B.A. University of North Carolina History and Math, MRS. A. D. KINNETT B.A., M.R.E. Georgetown College, W.M.U. Training School Bible MRS. W. IRA LEE B.A. Flora Macdonald College English and French WAYNE C. ROACH B.S. N. C. State College Vocational Agriculture MISS ROXIE ROBERSON B.A. Guilford College Typing, Physical Education ww W , WW 'f 4 q ffcb K I v In 1 f W W if M w h l .FJE M W 'H 2 , r f 4 v fa Q fa 'hd LN 11 WI WM .xl q i. Vs X x enior Claw Ufficerd MOTTO: 'gWe build the ladder by which we . .lu COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: Rose NELL DARE Fox CARLYSLE BRANDON S9C7'9w y ROBERT CARTER Vice President NORENE COBLE President Treasurer 8 PAUL REECE AIKEN Speed Roll on old world and I'll 'roll with you. Burlington High School 1, 23 Greensboro High School 33 Veteran of World War II 1MaArch. 1945 - December, 1946 - Philip- pinesb3 Glee Club 1. AUDREY CAPPS Audie Thy modesty is a candle to thy virtue? Cotton Festival 33 Glee Club 1. 2, 33 4-H Club 13 Library As- sistant 13 Cafeteria Personnel 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 4. 'LE BRANDON -lism ,f Jacob's ladder .Ll ask the number ...n--- . xih School 13 Band -wr 2, 43 H-Club 3, 43 . rpms Driver 3, 43 F.F.A. 4, Vigo President 43 Trumpet .staff 3. 4, Sports Reporter 3. Sports Editor 4: May Day At- tendant 2, 33 Intramural Football Champions ramural Soft- ball 2, 33 S1 Champions 33 Football 43 -'fy Assistant 1. 23 Glee Clui. 33 Winner of Activities Medal 23 Marshal 33 Horseshoe Team 33 Annual Staff 43 Superlative 4. DONNA CAviNEss Gay, outspoken, fond of play. One to be liked in every way H-Club 23 Intramural Soft? Team 1, 2, 33 4-H Club 13 Libi y Assistant 2, 33 Trumpet Stair 43 Superlative 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Marshal 33 Basketball 3, 4. SEN IORS BETTY LI-:E BROTHERS Bet I take life as 'I .- mes and enjoy it. Basketball 3. 43 Intramural Soft- ball 1, 2, 33 Cafeteria 13 4-H Club 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. ISAAC NEVVTINN ALBRIGHT - .Q Halfbright What I can't see I won't believe l7l..u F.F.A. 1, 2. 43 Intramural Soft- ball 1, 2: 4-H Club 13 Speaking Contest 3, 43 Student Council 43 H-Club 3. PATSY RUTH CARTER Pat Oli, there is something in that voice that 'reaches the inter- most recesses of my spiritf' H-Club 1, 23 4-H Club 13 Library Assistant 43 Office Assistant 43 Bible Club fChoristerl 43 Annual Staff 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Super- lative 43 Cheer Leader 33 High School Soloist 2, 33 Student Council 33 Neatest 3. .. T CARTER 5155 His mind. his ki1igdom3 and his Ullll, F 1, ' H-Club is Driver 3. 43 F.F.A. 1 :ce President 43 Glee Club .qftramural Softball 1, 2, 3, Champions 33 Basketball 33- Intramural Football Cham- pions 33 Football 43 Class Vice President 3, President 43 Annual Staff 43 Library Assistant 23 Stu- dent Council S' bstitute Bus Driver 23 Su 've 43 lV 1n- ager of Studs- . re 4, SENIURS CLIFTON EDWARD CLAPP Cliff A little fun to math the sorrow of each day's growing. H-Club 3, 4: Intramural Softball Champions 33 Softball 1, 2. 33 Horseshoe 2, 33 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 42 Bus Driver 43 Substitute Bus Driver 33 Ping Pong 13 Bible Club 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 33 Glee Club 1. PATSY RUTH COLE Pat A good heart is better than all the heads in the w1:rld. Cafeteria Personnel 1. 2. 243 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Library Assistant 13 Substitute Bus Driver 2, 33 4-H Club 1. WANDA FARMER Sweetpea Youth comes only once in a lifetime, Cafeteria 1, 2. 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 H-Club 1. 2, 43 Perfect At- tendance 1, 2, 33 Library Assist- ant 33 Home Economics Club 2, 3. CARL EDWARD CQUNCILMAN ..Edgar.. UA hearty laugh, a mischievous smile Makes for him a life worth while. Intramural Softball 1, 2, 33 Soft- ball Champions 33 Ping Pong 13 Badminton 13 King of Cotton Festival 33 F.F.A. 13 May Day Attendant 33 H-Club 23 Library Assistant 23 Glee Club 1. NORENE COBLE Thy dark hair my heart eri- ciiarmedf' Glee Club 33 May Day Attendant 33 Class Treasurer 43 Bible Club 43 Library Assistant 43 H-Club 2, 33 Periect Attendance 2, 3. PATTY JANE COOKE spat.. To worry little, to study less This is my ideal of happiness. Glee Club 1, 33 4-I-I Club 13 Intra- mural Softball 3. JAMES LEWIS COBLE Jimmie Meri of few words are the best rnenfi Glee Club 1, 33 Perfect Attend- ance 1, 33 F.F.A. 1, 33 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 33 Softball Cham- pions 33 Substitute Bus Driver 3, 43 Music 13 Bible Club 43 At- tendant to REG-O-ALA King 4. NELLA DARE Fox Nell To live on still in love. Library 1, 43 Cafeteria 33 Intra- mural Softball 1. 2, 33 H-Club 1, 2, 33 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff 43 Student Coun- cil 43 Marshal 33 Bible Club Secretary 43 Class Secretary 43 Qttendant to REG-O-ALA Queen ESTHER RENE INGLE Skidlum And still they looked And still their wonder grew- How one brown head could carry all she knew. Trumpet Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assist- ant Art Editor 1, Art Editor 2, 3. 43 Annual Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 3, Editor 43 H-Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Historian 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Bible Club 43 Co- Chorister 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 23 Basketball 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 33 Oflice Assistant 43 Bus Driver 4. CONRAD JOHNSON Ucon.. A winsome personality and a born athlete. Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Football 43 H-Club 2, 3. 4: F.F.A. President 43 F.F.A. 1, 2. 3, 43 Softball Champions 33 Annual Staff 43 Trumpet Staff 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 43 Bus Driver 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 1, 23 Superlative 4. ANNIE DARE Isi.EY ..Andy,, She was marle of happy thought and full of wit and laughter. 4-H Club 1, 23 Intramural Soft- ball 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 23 Cafeteria 1, 43 Basketball 43 Best Sport 3. HERMAN ALLEN MAY Goat Idle, slow, and unconcernedg He went to class and seldom learnedf' F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 43 4-H Club 1, 23 Softball Champions 33 Glie glub 33 Intramural Softball 1, , . s. .. sys, ,ti V 'Nw 2 ., -. iii X xt- FPS 3 N, me 1 Q 1 -' X, 3 X i ,ga .f A 1' -A.. 2513! ,ii 1 X ' S iii'-Saisiif .QSQV -43349 i 'J' x 9 as fwfr- pave 1 ,- .,., .,,,,.,,., 3 'D 'QM an-1.1 ......-1 , -I , g-,v,q:.t,.- if- ., Q- .. V.,-, x 3 Mt- 11 fe? I. fi 2 I I Www: A' SENIORS ROBERT EUGENE FRYE Bob Ready for anything be it work or play, An all arouil good fellow in every way. Burlington High School 1, 2, 33 Eogtblall 43 Basketball 43 Base- a '. CLEMITENE JUSTICE Clem When hearts are true, Few lijfJ1'll'S will do. Home If-irvm,-mics Club 2, 33 Glee Club 3' Library Assistant 33 Cafeteria 1, 2, 33 H-Club 3, 43 Perfect Attendance 33 Class Sec- retary 3. TERRELL KENNEDY ..Tim,. A little man of smile and manner. Intramural Softball 1, 2, 33 Soft- ball Champions 33 Horseshoe 13 F.F,A. 13 Glee Club 1. NANCY CATHERINE KECK 'fGreat it is to say that none can take her place, For -he leaves a memory that t 3 cannot erase. Glee Club 1, 33 Trumpet Staff 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 3, Busi- ness Manager 43 H-Club 1, 2. 3, 43 President Bible Club 43 President Class 3, Vice President 13 Pres- ident Student Council 4, Vice President 33 Representative to Sophomore-Senior Banquet 13 Basketball 3, 43 Intramural Soft- ball 1, 2, 33 Captain Home Room Team 13 Annual Staff 43 Library Assistant 13 Office Assistant 43 Annual Queen 4. SENIIDRS HOWARD MAY Cotton 'tSilence and thought are com- bined to the best advantage. Mebane High School 1, 23 Stu- dent Council 13 Bus Driver 43 Intramural Softball 3: Softball Champions 33 Basketball 3, 4. CLADTE ALICE PHILLIPPIE Alice A carefree heart is a great eri- dowmentf' Basketball 3, 43 Intramural Soft- ball 1, 2, 31 Cafeteria 13 4-H Club lg Glee Club 1, 2. 3. E 't sf-:ar GLORIA GRAY SHARPE Fatso 'As round as a barrel and just as full of fun. Glee Club 2, 33 Cafeteria 2, 33 Bible Club 43 Intramural Soft- ball 3. A. C. Snor-'ENER Happy am Ig From care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3: Bible Club 43 Intramural Softball Champions -,z s, :silt-1-1 , Q '38 X Q VFX ,fam HL mn PATRUM The world looks better from behind a smile. Glee Club 33 Cafeteria 1, 3, 43 Trumpet Staff 43 Annual Staff 4g H-Club 33 Perfect Attendance 33 Bible Club 4. BEN MCPHERSON ..Mac,. The type of guy who moves quietly, but steadily forward. Bus Driver 1, 2, 3, 43 May Day Attendant 1. 23 Vice President Class 21 H-Club 23 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bible Club 43 Horseshoe Team 2. 33 REG-O-ALA King 4. MARY LEE SHAW Susie Be glad of life because it gives' you a chmzvff to love. wov and play, Scholarship Medal 2, 33 Cafeteria 1, 3, 43 H-Club 2, 3, 4: Trumpo' Reporter 33 Chief Marshal 3, Editor Trumpet 43 Student Coun- cil 4: Treasurer Bible Club 43 Superlative 4: Glee Club 33 Rep- resentative to Montreat Con- ference 3. BETTY RUTH THOMPSON Tommy Better to be small and shine, than to be large and ccst a shadow? Annual Staff 43 Glee Club 1, 33 Trumpet Staff 33 May Co,--f At- tendant 23 Cotton Festival lt- tendant 23 Superlatine 43 Cla.-f Officer 23 4-H Club 1, 23 I-I-Club 2. CHARLES lm if 1-im '11 Smitty An honest boy who takes it on the chin, A good sport and a warm heart within. Burlington High School 1, 2. 33 Football 43 Basketball 43 Superla- tive 4. BILLIE Dovz WHEELER F1ossie A merry heart is happy all the day. Cafeteria 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Otilce Assistant 23 Perfect At- tendance 13 Library 1. Jrivrivrm L .YNENS Mascot SEN l0RS S fn DOROTHY MAE THOMPSON Dot This friendly lass with golden hair, Possesses traits that are very rare. Glee Club 23 Cafeteria 4. JACK STALEY He's true to his word, his work and his friends. fo H-Club 1, 33 Intramural Softball 44. -t 3.1.5 - f 1, 2, 33 Softball Champions 33 F.F.A. 13 Class President 1, v am. - MRS. W, ALBERT GRAHAM Sponsor 13 IA' H 1 I. Treasurer 33 Annual Staff 43 Stu- dent Council 33 Ping Pong 13 May Day Attendant 13 Superla- tive 43 Scholarship Medal 3. GLORIA JEAN WILLIAMS Mascot CLASS IIISTURY After eight long years of study, we reached the first part of our four year journey through high school. There were 54 of us green freshmen, and we had as our guides Miss Rena Isley and Miss Christine Staton. Our class officers were Jack Staley, President, Nancy Keck, Vice President, Libby Euliss. Secretary, and Betty Thompson, Treasurer. We chose our motto, Hower, and colors which we have kept through high school. Nancy Keck was our representative to the Sophomore-Senior Banquet. We lost six students during the year and only gained one. Sophomores!!! A grand total of 46!! We were guided by Mrs. Ira Lee. Officers of the year were Lucy Euliss, President, Ben McPherson, Vice President, Betty Thompson, Secretary and Treasurer, and Carlysle Brandon, Song Leader. We lost Peggy Sharpe to be an army wife and Anderson Sharpe to become one of Uncle Sam's children-as a marine. Juniors at last!!! There were 38 of us and we were guided for the second year by Mrs. Ira Lee. We elected as officers: Nancy Keck, President, Robert Carter, Vice President, Clemitene Justice, Secretary, Jack Staley, Treasurer, and Esther Rene Ingle, Historian. Mary Lee Shaw and Ben McPherson did a good job as reporters during the year. Our first party was held at Mickey Shockley's, and we'll never forget the scavenger hunt. To Hnance our banquet, We decided to sell magazines. Our commission amounted to S143 which was more than enough to have a wonderful banquet in April. We selected Nancy Keck, Robert Carter, Jack Staley, and Patsy Carter to represent us in Student Council, Nancy was named Vice President. Our gradeparents were Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Ingle, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Staley, and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Keck. At Christmas time we had a party at Esther Rene's, and we'll never know how all 32 of us got into her living room. We guess it was because there was always room for one more. Hot chocolate and doughnuts surely did taste good. We thought Santa Claus had gone out of style for us but that tree was loaded with presents-crazy though they were. See all of you at Carlysle's at 7:00. This took place in March and we can still taste those banana splits, ham sandwiches, cokes, and chewing gum. Here comes the May Queen-Lucy Euliss-and here come the attendants: Carlysle, Brandon, Conrad Johnson, Hilda Love and Norene Coble .... t'Whom are you taking to the banquet? That was the popular question for the month of April. The banquet was held in the school cafeteria and was decorated as a May Day scene with rainbow colors everywhere .... At the graduation exercises, Mary Lee Shaw was Chief Marshal with Conrad Johnson, Carlysle Brandon, Donna Caviness, and Nell Dare Fox as marshals. Our farewell party was held at Esther Rene's. We said so long to Junior life and looked to the next year when we would be Seniors. Seniors!!!!! There are 36 of us, Neal Smith and Robert Frye of Burlington High School joined us, also Paul Aiken, a veteran of World War II. As our class oflicers we elected Robert Carter, President, Carlysle Brandon, Vice President, Norene Coble, Treasurer, Nell Dare Fox, Secretary, and Carlysle Brandon, Song Leader. Our sponsor is Mrs. W. Albert Graham. Our grade parents are Mr. and Mrs. Brandon and Mr. and Mrs. Keck. Nancy Keck is President of the Student Council, as helpers she has Conrad Johnson, Isaac Albright, Mary Lee Shaw and Nell Dare Fox. As our mascots we elected Gloria Jean Williams and Jimmie Linnens. Rings!!! At last our rings arrived, and we are quite proud of them. The REG-O-ALA Staff is burning the midnight oil to give us the best annual pos- sible, We are looking forward to spring which brings the banquet and to gradua- tion-the goal for which we have been working these twelve years. After graduation as we go our sept rate ways, we shall cherish always the memory of these days-our happy high school days at E. M. Holt. ' ESTHER RENE INGLE, Historian. 14 CLASS POEM We heard no school bells ring today, Our school days now are through. We now must go our separate way, With life to keep our rendezvous. Our voices no longer fill the halls, Old' haunts no longer hold familiar faces. New seniors rise within the walls: This year's juniors will take our places. We have started here our education: Our Alma Mater now we leave behind. We are the foundation of tomorrow's nation What the future holds, soon we will Hnd. We're ready now, the storms of life to face: We may stumble, but we'll never fall: With our courage, and by God's grace, We, the seniors of '48, will win over all. ' MARY LEE SHAW. STATISTICS We have made a thorough investigation of the Senior Class of 1948. Here are some of the facts of our survey: The main interest of the senior class is eating, sleeping, and loafing. The average altitude of the class is 5 feet and 5 inches. The average weight of the class is 133 pounds. By making our survey we found some facts about certain individuals. The heaviest boy is Paul Aiken, and the lightest boy is Terrell Kennedy. The heaviest girl is Gloria Gray Sharpe and the lightest girl is Betty Thompson. The tallest boy is Robert Carter and the shortest is Terrell Kennedy. The tallest girl is Nancy Keck and the shortest is Betty Thompson. Robert Carter has the largest feet, and Betty Thompson has the smallest. We found Betty Brothers to be the baby of our class. The gentlemen of our class is Neal Smith. The quietest person in our class is Jimmy Coble. Odd Facts: The Bing Crosby of our class is Carlysle Brandon The chewing gum lover of our class is Gloria Gray Sharpe. Herman May has the biggest mouth in our class. Our ideal bus driver in the senior class is Ben McPherson. We have found our Roy Acuff, namely Clifton Clapp. The pianists of our class are Patsy Carter, Esther Rene Ingle, and Carlysle Brandon. The two dopes of our class are Patty Cooke and Clifton Clapp. The sweater girl of our class is Esther Rene lngle. Our class flirts are Wanda Farmer and Robert Frye. Can you imagine Jack Staley's only interest being women? We have three boys whose ambition is to be junk dealers, namely: Robert Carter, Carlysle Brandon, Neal Smith. We have 2 Bettys, 2 Patsy Ruths, and 2 Roberts. . ALICE PHILLIPPIE, DONNA CAVINESS, BETTY BRoTHERs, Statisticians. 15 !,!,, CLASS PRUPHECY As We look into Volume number 1313 of the 1958-59 Who's Who in Alamance, we see the name of Rev. Paul Aikens who has been the beloved pastor of the church for many years. In the choir you may hear the lovely voice of Miss Patsy Carter, talented choir director. Next we see the name of Dr. Isaac Albright who has become famous as the most painful dentist in the United States. He pulls teeth by radar. As his assistant is his most efhcient and pretty nurse, Betty Lee Brothers. When we look for the name Brandon we are referred to Brandon and Carter Co., Inc., and ind the names of Carlysle Brandon and Robert Carter listed as retired junk dealers who have made a fortune. For the most part we find a new faculty at E. M. Holt School: Jack Staley is principal, Helen Patrum is teaching typing, Esther Rene Ingle is the senior homeroom teacherg she also is sponsor for the REG-O-ALA, the Trumpet, and the student council. Coach Neal Smith is quite elated over the recent victory of his team over the Graham team, coached by Robert Frye. We End Conrad Johnson listed as the successful president of Bass Mountain Loan Company: Annie Dare Isley is his head secretary and Nancy Keck personnel director. The name of Clemitene Justice is listed as dietitian at Kennedyls Dinerg Patty Jane Cooke is the famous pie taster at Kennedy's. James Lewis Coble is an outstanding scout leader, famous for taking his troop on a half mile hike and returning without an accident. Clifton Clapp has just won a silver loving cup for being Alamance-'s most suc- cessful hunter of the season. Total catch 2 rabbits, and one skunk. The Caviness Cuties under the direction of dancer Donna Caviness became so well known for their grace and beauty that they are now enjoying a profitable season on Broadwayg the stars of the act are Wanda Farmer, Billie Wheeler, Dorothy Thompson, and Audrey Capps. Betty Thompson has just been elected Miss Alamance in the recent beauty contest. Howard May is listed as owner of the famous Bird Inn g he has recently succeeded in getting all the birds in. His efiicient assistant Herman May has put salt on their tails so they won't have any more trouble catching the birds. Gloria Grey Sharpe is operating Alamance Beauty and Reducing Shoppeg her slogan is Hips, Hips Away. Her able partner and model is Alice Phillippie. Dr. A. C. Shoffner, famous surgeon, and Ben McPherson, undertaker, are doing a thriving business togetherg they are assisted by Carl Councilman, owner of the cotiin factory. Patsy Ruth Cole has just returned from one of her famous expeditions-all the way from the banks of Haw River to the shores of the Big Alamance. Norene Poodles Coble has opened the largest poodle kennel in Alamance County, located on the top of Bass Mountain. Mary Lee Shaw is editor of The Alamance Herald, her society editor is Nell Dare Fox. Regardless of whether our prophecies come true, We Wish for each of you a happy, healthy, prosperous future. May all your troubles be little ones. CARLYSLE BRANDON, ROBERT CARTER, NEAL SMITH, Prophets. 16 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the seniors of the E. M. Holt High School, of the State of North Carolina and the County of Alamance, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty- eight, being of fairly sound mind, do solemnly will, bequeath, and bestow the following as our last will and teastament: ARTICLE I We leave our sincere thanks and gratitude to our mothers and fathers, our principal, our teachers, the school board, and to all who made our education possible. ARTICLE I1 To our school we leave our loyalty and deep appreciation for using it for the past twelve years. ARTICLE III To the juniors of the coming year we leave our homeroom, our teacher, front seats in the auditorium, first in lunch line, and all the senior privileges. We also wish for you lots of success in the years to come. ARTICLE IV We feel that many of our seniors are endowed with many valuable character- isticsg we will and bequeath the following: Patsy Cole leaves her brown eyes to Willard Thomas. Nell Dare Fox leaves her ability to play softball to Frances Edwards. Terrell Kennedy leaves his shortness to Eugene Shoffner. Mary Lee Shaw leaves her place as editor of the Trumpet to Lucy Shaw. Patsy Carter leaves her ability to sing to Lalatha Hicks. Robert Carter leaves his draped pants to Bruce Isley. Isaac Albright leaves his ability to speak to Marvin Holt. Carlysle Brandon leaves his ability as song leader to Wallace Bennett. Neal Smith leaves his ability as an athlete to Vance Williams. Herman May leaves his big mouth to Dick Sawyer. Clifton Clapp leaves his sense of humor to Mrs. Lee. Nancy Keck leaves her height to Edith Moorefield. Wanda Farmer leaves her ability to attract boys to Joyce Swinson. Jack Staley leaves his intelligence to Jack Willets. Norene Coble leaves her long hair to Betty Lou Fincher. Audrey Capps leaves her place as art editor of the Annual to Joan Gladden. Betty Brothers leaves her freckles to A. B. Glenn. Donna Caviness leaves her ability to play basketball to Pat Terrell Annie Dare Isley wills her sportsmanship to Peggy Johnson. Clemetine Justice leaves her cute figure to Betty Lou Jones. Betty Thompson leaves her sweet disposition to Mary Ellen James. Patty Jane Cooke leaves her good nature to Margaret Newton. Esther Rene Ingle leaves some of her temper to Nellie Euliss. Robert Frye leaves his slimness to Mr. Layton. Howard May leaves his typing ability to Doris Edwards. Ben McPherson leaves his school bus to Harold Estes. Gloria Gray Sharpe leaves some of her fat to Kathleen Euliss. Paul Aikens leaves some of his weight to Willard Phillips. Jimmy Coble leaves some of his speed to Frank Isley. Carl Councilman leaves his French book to Suzanne Milloway. A. C. Shoffner leaves his blue eyes to Annette McLendon. Helen Patrum leaves her black wavy hair to Frances Johnson. Dorothy Thompson leaves her quietness to Hilda Phillips. Alice Phillippie leaves her kindness to Jeanette Loy. Billie Wheeler leaves her complexion to Annie Carol Edwards. Conrad Johnson leaves his dependability to Henry Fogleman. We hereby appoint our principal, Mr. Adcock, soul executor of this our last will and testament. In witness thereof, we, the senior class of E. M. Holt School, have set our last seal, this twenty-seventh day of May 1948. ANNIE DARE ISLEY, PATTY JANE COOKE, PATSY CARTER, Testators. 17 SENIIDR SNAPS 18 AS 0NCE WE WERE 1. Nancy Keck-2 years. 2. Wanda Farmer-1 year. 3. Nella Dare Fox-6 months. 4. Mary Lee Shaw-21k years. 5. Clemitene Justice-7 months. 6. Esther Rene Ingle-4 years. 7. Alice Phillippie-3 years. 8. Robert Carter -4 years, Patsy Carter-2 years. 9. Carlysle Brandon-8 months. 19 J UN IOR 0FFICERS HENRY FOGLEMAN ,,.,,.,....... President MARGARET NEWTON..ViC6 President HILDA PHILLIPS ..e,.........,ee., Secretary EMMA LEE SUTTON .,....., Treasurer SUZANNE MILLAWAY..Song Leader STUDENT CIIUNCIL IIFFICERS NANCY KECK ..e.e,....... HENRY FOGLEMAN ...Y PEGGY JOHNSON ..,.,OY,O e,..,.,..President Vice President .AA,.Secretary HOWARD COBLE t,.....,...,...,.. Treasurer SOPll0MORE IIFFICERS JEAN PATTERSON I Presidents VANCE WILLIAMS 1 PEGGY JOHNSQN Q. Vice Presidents A. B. GLENN 4 NELLIE EULISS l f.Not pictured? LL...... Secretaries DICK SAWYER , ANNETTE MCLENDON Q -...Treasurers BILLY MAX LOY I BETTY LOU LoY ,.,E,V...,.. Song Leader iQ FRESHMAN 0FFICERS JERRY LOWDER .E.,.,.....L..,,,. President BETTY VAN LLOYD ...Vice President I'IEDRICK ISLEY .................. Secretary BOYD BOSWELL ........ ....... T reasurer unior Clan Morro: With the ropes of the past we ring the bells of the future CoLoRs: Green and White FLOWER: White Carnation First row: Patricia Curry, Annie Carroll Edwards, Henry Fogleman, Kathleen Euliss, Ruby Foster. Second row: Fred Graves, Joan Gladden, Edna Ingold, Marvin Holt, Mary Ellen James. Third row: Clodell Johnson, Melvin Hylton, Catherine Martindale, Marceleene Martindale, Bruce Isley. Fourth row: Betty May, Suzanne Millaway, Bobby Johnson, Edith Moorefield, Margaret Newton. Fifth row: John Robertson, Hilda Phillips, Sylvia Smith, Eugene Shoffner, Emma Lee Sutton. Last row: Patricia Terrell, Jack Willets, Mrs. W. Ira Lee, Sponsor. 22 op omore Cfaaa MOTTO: Not better but the best. COLORS: Blue and Gold FLOWER: Rose Nancy Alexander, Lillian Bradshaw. Helen Carden, Mary Joyce Clapp, Doris Edwards, Frances Edwards, Nellie Euliss, Martha Foglernan, Gladys Graves, Lalatha Hicks, Peggy Johnson, Betty Lou Jones, Ruby Lee Justice, Annette Mc- Lendon, Nannie Murray, Jean Patterson, Vernell Shoe, Lucy Euliss, Betty Lou Fincher, Georgia Hylton, Francis Johnson, Betty Lou Loy, Joyce Perry, Lucy Shaw, Lottie Shepherd, Joyce Swinson, Wallace Bennett, Harold Estes, Carl Foglernan, A. B, Glenn, Zeb Greeson, Frank Isley, H. W. James, Billy Max Loy, Max Moore, Roger Overman, Willard Phillips, Dick Sawyer, Marion Smith, Willard Thomas, Vance Williams. Mrs. Richard W. Loy, Mr. C. P. Farmer, Sponsors. 23 f7re4lzman Clan 'wi Morro: We will climb to the top till the bells we ring. CoLoas: Red and White FLOWER! Red Rose Geneva Aiken, Nancy Ann Aiken, Frances Alexander, Rebecca Bennett, Betty Jean Boone, Boyd Boswell, Theodore Bowman, Herbert Branch, Penny Cannon, Burleigh Capps, Don Coble, Gladys Coble, Howard Coble, P. J. Coble, Frances Eason, Ena Ruth Finley, Billy Fogleman, Patsy Fox, Rebecca Garrett, Faye Graves, Bettie Holden, Shirley Holt, Carlson Hudson, Betty Jean Isley, Hedrick Isley, Sadie Isley, Annie Jean Jordan, Brodice Kellam, Nadine Langley, Betty Vann Lloyd, Jeanette Loy, Jerry Lowder, John McGowan, Katherine McPherson, Lillian Moflitt, Emma Norris, Jennie Gray Overman, Dean Patterson, Howard Payne, Harold Dean Perry, Dixie Robertson, Franklin Robertson, Harrell Sharpe, Davy Lynn Shoffner, Ruby Shoffner, Floyd Smith, Norma Smith. Phyllis Smith, Uyvonne Smith, Peggy Stout, Ken Thompson, Jr., Zane Gray Wells. Mrs. A. D. Kinnett, Mr. C. W. Hawkins, Sponsors. 24 I2 ' ..-.:-. '3:. e. '71-3 2 ,M ::: . 9 'ff' I-E...-- KP 'ix .. ox D W x Za C' Q, E Inf. I H9 K X Jee,-0.041a lang and Queen Ben McPherson Nancy Keck 26 Reg-0-alla alifenclania Nella Dare Fox James Cable 27 STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Edith Moorefield, Patricia Curry, Nella Dare Fox, Emma Lee Sutton Vance Williams, Carl Fogleman, Jerry Lowder, Isaac Albright, Conrad Johnson Henry Fogleman, Mary Lee Shaw. Seated: Howard Coble, Mrs. Holt Henderson Sponsor: Nancy Keck, Mr. Wilton Hawkins, Sponsorg Peggy Dee Johnson. ' 28 ll CLUB The H Club is the honor society of our school. Membership in the society is based on attainment of 1,000 points. A certain number of points is awarded for excellency in scholarship, character, and participation in school athletics and activities. Seated: Mary Joyce Clapp, Katherine Martindale, Marceleene Martindale, Annette McLendon, Gloria Grey Sharpe, Peggy Johnson, Nellie Euliss, Norene Coble Esther Rene Ingle. Standing: Clifton Clapp, Clemitene Justice, Patsy Carter, Nella Dare Fox, Wanda Farmer, Suzanne Millaway, Helen Patrum, Mary Lee Shaw, Emma Lee Sutton. Clodell Johnson, Margaret Newton, Patricia Curry, Nancy Alexander, Nancy Keck, Donna Caveness, Robert Carter, Helen Carden, Joan Gladden, Kathlene Euliss, Patricia Terrell, Ben McPherson, Vance Williams, Isaac Albright, Roger Overman, Frank Isley, Marvin Holt, Henry Fogleman, Fred Graves, Conrad Johnson, Jack Staley, Carlysle Brandon. 29 REG-0-ALA STAFF G ' X .,. YT' x , Q? 4? 'Z X e flat ' e ,.f?4'1e., fel S, Fw- 9' m i ' xksxg 5 W X v'-V? I: A ' l .Q A x Q.-ff-rf Top row: Jack Staley, Nancy Keck, Class Editorsg Esther Rene Ingle, Editorg Nella Dare Fox, Business Manager. Right side: Audrey Capps, Betty Thompson, Art Editorsg Robert Carter, Advertising Manager. Left side: Carlysle Brandon, Adver- tising Managerg Helen Patrum, Feature Editorg Margaret Newton, Associate Editor, Last row: Donna Caviness, Circulation Managerg Mrs. W. Albert Graham, Adviserg Patsy Carter, Social Editorg Conrad Johnson, Sports Editor. 30 TRUMPET STAFF i t Z J Y ,V I n 4 4'4f, f 1Mf' f rv! f . J If 4' Vol. 9 - E'.!'1. HQU' School - F213-f?4f? 2 xl ff Q N ff' Xi ,r fx 'X 1 Af I iffy fhlxx J Q I fs. ,N Seated: Esther Rene Ingle, Art Editor, Carlysle Brandon, Sports Editor, Patricia Terrell, Feature Editor, Nancy Keck, Business Manager: Mary Lee Shaw, Editor- in-Chief, Emma Lee Sutton, Patricia Curry, Humor Editor, Billy Max Loy, A. B. Glenn. Standing: Henry Fogleman, Suzanne Millaway, Joan Gladden, Clodell Johnson, Helen Patrum, Martha Jane Fogleman, Hilda Phillips, Donna Caviness, Boyd Boswell, Mrs. Ira Lee, Sponsor, Bruce Isley, Conrad Johnson, Jerry Lowder, Melvin Hylton. . 31 .f THE JOIlN SHIIFFNER LIBRARY The library is a memorial to the late industrialist who gave so liberally to the advancement of our school. Mrs. Holt Henderson, Librarian. Library Assistants, seated: Nell Dare Fox, Betty Jean Isley, Annie Jean Jordan, Patsy Fox, Mrs. Holt Henderson. Standing: Martha Jane Fogleman, Norene Coble, Ruby Foster, Patsy Carter, Clodell Johnson, Mary Ellen James, Nannie Erma Murray, Katherine McPherson, Vernell Shoe, H. W. James, Carl Fogleman. 32 BUS DRIVERS Wallace Bennett, Fred Graves, Howard May, Clifton Clapp, Ben McPherson. Bruce Isley, Bobby Gray Johnson. Conrad Johnson, Robert Carter, Esther Rene Ingle, Mr. L. M. Adcock, Principal. .1.,.. .A i,,.i 0FFICE ASSISTANTS Seated: Nancy Keck, Joyce Swinson, Patsy Carter, Vernell Shoe, Esther Rene Ingle. Standing: Nannie Erma Murray, Mr. L. M. Adcock, Principalg Martha Jane Foglernan. 33 FUTURE FARMERS 0F AMERICA CONRAD JOHNSON ROBERT CARTER IsAAc ALBRIGHT President Vice President Secretary CARLYSLE BRANDON VANCE WILLIAMS MR. ROACH Treasurer Reporter Adviser Isaac Albright, Wallace Bennett, Boyd Boswell, Carlysle Brandon, Burleigh Capps, Robert Carter, Clifton Clapp, Don Coble, Howard Coble, Paul Coble, Harold Estes, A. B. Glenn, Fred Graves, Zeb Greeson, Carson Hudson, Melvin Hylton, Bruce Isley, Frank Isley, Hedrick Isley, Bobby Johnson, Conrad Johnson, Brodice Kellam, Jerry Lowder, Billy Max Loy, Herman May, John McGowan, Ben McPherson, Max Moore, Roger Overman, Dean Patterson, Howard Payne, Willard Phillips, Franklin Robertson, John Robertson, Dick Sawyer, Howard Sharpe, A. C. Shoffner, Davey Shoffner, Eugene Shoffner, Floyd Smith, Marion Smith, Willard Thomas, Kent Thompson. Zane Grey Wells, Jack Willets, Vance Williams. 34 SENIOR 4-H CLUB DEAN PATTERSON PENNY CANNON HOXNARD COBLE President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer JUNIIIR 4-H CLUB CHARLES SHARPE JANE FOSTER ARNOLD CLAPP President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer 35 LAMBDA CHI BIBLE CLUB NANCY KECK NELL DARE Fox PATSY CARTER President Secretary Chorister EIVIIVIA LEE SUTTON MARY LEE SHAW ESTHER RENE INGLE Vice President Treasurer Assistant Chorister MoTTo: Loyalty to Christf, Norene Coble, Helen Patrurn, Gloria Gray Sharpe, Annie Carroll Edwards, Mrs A. D. Kinnett, Sponsorg A. C. Shoffner, James Coble, Clifton Clapp. Ben McPherson 36 JUNl0R STUDENT COUNCIL GEORGE JOHNSON ROGER SAWYER BETTY Lou HARGROVE President Vice President Secretary Ruby Lee Chrisco, Rebecca Fogleman, June Carol Murray, Janet Rich, Elaine Graves, Betty Lou Hargrove, Hazel Crouse, Sarah Lou McCarter, George Johnson, Roger Sawyer, Grant Sharpe, Clyde Scott, Marie Kennedy, Harold Bradshaw, Jenny Lynn Keck, Geraldine Isley, Betty Jean Isley, Agnes Clapp, Ella Rae Loy, Sylvia Edwards, Jimmy Sharpe, Wallace Cash, Sabra Pike, Louise Sholfner, 37 n MAY COURT AND MAY POLE 38 .Narueai gediiuaf fcnga and ueen4 BURLEIGH CAPPS High School BETTY LOU LOY JEAN CAROL ISLEY Grammar School RONALD MCCARTER ELIZABETH WRIGHT Primary School JIMMY GRAVES 39 M041 .lkpenalable JACK STALEY MARY LEE SHAW 40 Maui Athletic t ' H' DUNNA CAVINESS A NEAL SMITH 41 WfM Moa! Zafenfecl CARLYSLE BRANDON PATSY CARTER 42 Moat fopular P1 - I N ggi Q' 3,1 55 vi N RIIBERT CARTER BETTY TIl0MPSON 43 Nea te4t wr , Q. I .3 CLEMITENE JUSTICE BEN McPHEBSON 44 f?e.4t - - Round V ,Q . X ' i ' . W --f'Na:- . 4 ,Q 5. X h N, ., fl 'U BV' , CONRAD J 0HNSON DON NA CAVINESS 45 2 MV M aid MARY HOLT Janitor MARVIN Hom? CAFETERIA PERSQJNNEL The Cafeteria Personnel, under the supervision of Mrs. Norman Alexander, is composed of high school and grammar grade students who serve as part-time Workersg in addition, there are four colored Women Who work full-time. 46 Z2 f, .,W . ' gf 'i4 g' we 1, Wm if riff '- 7791119 W 4 R1 51 -.H,,'z?g3 Efffmf? .,-. JJ, Mig Q6 D i 4 ,I fy' sn W' S . . xXx A '. 5 i .FW 1 L Wzwfaif 1 Q5 0 niffgm CIIEER LEADERS Harold Dean Perry, Joyce Swinson, Patricia Curry, Suzanne Millaway, H. W James. A - tw 5 ' ---'------- l I 1 1 I Z GIRLS' BASKETBALL First row: Alice Phillippie, Margaret Newton, Donna Caveness, Joan Gladden, Patricia Curry. Second row: Betty May, Nancy Keck, Mary Ellen James, Betty Lee Brothers, Esther Rene Ingle. 48 FO0TBALL First row: Billy Max Loy, Managerg Carlysle Brandon, Roger Overman, Robert Carter, Vance Williams, Frank Isley, A. B. Glenn, John McGowan, Marvin Holt, Charles Sharpe, Assistant Manager. Second row: Mr. L. M. Adcock, Principal, Franklin Robertson, Henry Fogleman, Burleigh Capps. Harold Estes, Conrad Johnson, Herman May, Robert Frye, Melvin Hylton. Neal Smith, Carl Fogleman, John Robertson, Dean Patterson, Mr. Melvin Layton, Coach. . BASEBALL First row: Roger Overman, Vance Williams, Frank Isley, Billy Max Loy, Managerg Herman May, Henry Fogleman, Burleigh Capps. Second row: Zeb Greeson, Marvin Holt, A. B. Glenn, Carson Hudson, Jerry Lowder, A. C. Shoffner, Franklin Robertson. Third row: Mr. Melvin Layton, Coachg Bruce Isley, Conrad Johnson, Fred Graves, Carl Fogleman, Kent Thompson, Mr. L. M. Adcock, Principal. 49 GIRLS, SOFTBALL Lal M .. . . 41 . 'U' B0YS9 BASKETBALL Fi1'st1'ow:A. B. Glenn, Dick Sawyer, Frank Isley, Billy Max Loy, Manager, Conrad Johnson, Howard May, Melvin Hylton. Second row: Harold Estes, Roger Overman, Burleigh Capps, Dean Patterson, Neal Smith, Marvin Holt. Third row: Mr. Melvin Layton, Coachg Robert Frye, Fred Graves, Vance Williams, Jerry Lowder, Robert Carter, Mr. L. M. Adcock, Principal. 50 H 'ff The Finest Hosiery in the United States is Made by the Men and Women at Standard. 'A' STANDARD HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Melville Dqiry Compliments of '- Neese Shoffner MILK Furniture Co. ICE CREAM 1- 'A' Dial 6-6391 Burlington, N' C. Burlington, N. C. ,laclis Cycle Center GRAHAM, N. C. INDIAN MOTOBCYCLES - BICYCLES WIIIZZER MOTOR BIKES Parts, Accessories, and Repairs Click and Jawa Motorcycles and Bicycles Compliments of BURLINGTON AUTO COMPANY, Inc. Authorized Ford Dealer Since 1912 Burlington, N. C. Our Most Valued Asset-A Satisfefl Customer NASH AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO. Graham, N. C. Automatic Sprinklers, Mill and Power Piping . Heating, Plumbing and Process Work P. O. BOX 409 Dial 6-2983 Conzplimenls of SOX ESSO SERVICE Wash, Polish, Boafl Service WI'6Ck61' Service Dial 6-2628 COIHIIZIZIIIPIZZS of CENTRAL GROCERY COMPANY, Inc. Wholesale C-rocerie Notions and Confectionerie Burlington, N C. Compliments of Burlingt0n's Finest Department Store If JA new C0111 plimenfs of BURLINGTON MUSIC SHOP and STATE THEATRE BURLINGTON SPORTING BURLINGTON GOODS CO' 423 WOI'Ih St. Dial 6-6634 BUSINESS COLLEGE Burlington, N. C. Athletic Equipment Bicycle and Gun Repair KILOWATT INN Brunswick Stew and Barbecue MISS THURSTON'S SHOPPE Exclusive Ladies' Ready-to-Wear lVlilline1'y : Si1kLinge11e Burlington, N. C. CORLE FURNITURE CUMPAN Y Complete Home Furnishers 207 West Davis Street J. B. Coble. Managei Zeb Y. Coble. Asst. lVlanage1 Home Building Brick and Concrete Wo1'k Painting Commercial and Light Industrial Building Estimates Without Obligation E. P. GATES CONSTRUCTION C0. 114 S. Marshall Graham, N. C. Dial 6-5392 Conzpliments of MASSEYSS SPORT SHOP Athletic Equipment and Toys lO5 N. Main St. Graham. N. C. DIAL 6-3320 C. V. SELLERS ART STORE Paul E. Morrow, Jr., Proprietor Artists' Materials, Picture Framing, Wall Paper. and Sporting Goods iT 30552 Main Street Dial 6-6138 Burlington, N. C. L. B. SHEPHERD RADIO SALES-SERVICE git . 3 Stewart-Warner Radios Badio Service and Accessories Sylvania Tubes and Radio Batteries 112 W. Front Street Burlington N C 6-5986 DIAL 6-7108 ALAMANCE PRINTING COMPANY Guy B. Ephland COMMERCIAL PRINTING AND ENCRAVINC DIAL 6-1331 523 S. Main Street Burlington N C COIIZFIIIIIEIIIS of C0'7Il9II.'7'f 1I5 of BLALQCKVS TAILQRY RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE 114 Ea t Front Street Burlington, N. C. Burlington. N. C BURLINGTON SANDWICH C0. Wholesale Manufaclurers of FRESH-VVHOLESOME SANDWICHES ,V Y Compliments of Daily-At Your Favorite Dealer SING LEE LAUNDRY 'k W. C. Ward. Mgr. ,k K 1523 W. Davis 1318-W 0AK GROVE CAFE 'Ir Compliments of MORTON,S INC. Curb Service Sandwiches i Pit Barbecue Drinks BEST WISHES TO i' THE Highway 70 CLASS Burlington-Greensboro OF 74,8 Intersection What's Behind the Name? Behind the BURLINGTGN MILLS name stands an or- ganization of 25,000 men and women working together to produce qzlailily products. Leading these workers is an energetic management youthful in hoth years and spirit, for BURLINGTON has always believed in giving young men and women with initiative and ability a chalice to go forward . . . a Chance to look ahead with BURLINGTON. Bellemont Weavin Plant lluifliiigion ll 0 t11 11110 fit f1f ff 11111111 1 D. V. BRADLEY SERVICE STATIDNS American Cas and Oil Wasliiiig and Greasing Fair Prices No. l Located on Holt and Graves Streets No. 2 Operated by David Bradley Located on Highway 70. 'IQ Mile South of City Limits SEARS RDERUCK AND CDMPAN Y if . Dial 6-6336 if Any purchase totaling 310.0 or more may be bought on SEARS Easy Payment Plan 0 GREEN 8: McCLURE ak Ambulance and Funeral Service i' Dial 6-2481 Day or Night PORTRAITS OF EXPRESSION Dial 6-175.2 ART-KRAFT STUDIDS ll01Q East Front Street Burlington, N. C. Compliments of THE C. G. SUMERS AGENCY, Inc. s sl- 4 Real Estate '--v- -'--- Moftgage Loans Pepsi Cola Company Fire, Automobile, Casualty I-'img Island CNY- N- Y- and Title Insurance Bonds and Rentals Members Franchisecl Bottler C. G. Rascoe Hal Foster. lr. Pepsi Cola Earl Pardue C. C. Somers Ollice 405 S. Spring Street Burlington, N. C, Dial 6-2436-Opposite Post Office We Specialize in WHEEL ALIGNING : WHEEL BALANCING MOTOR ANALYZING : LUBRICATION AND PORCELANIZING We Have One of the Best Equipped Shops in Burlington, and Our Meohaliics Are Factory Trained CAROLINA MOTORS BUICK SALES AND SERVICE 524-26 S. Main St. Dial 6-4428 Burlington. N. C. J0 STEN' S Since 1897 Fine Class Rings, Announcements. Awards Representative L. C. CHILES 611 Colonial Drive High Point, N. C. HUME FINANCE C0. E. B. Wfliite, Manager Auto Loans Financing : Refinancing Telephone 3137 307 S. Church Street Burlington, N. C. MANN,S DRUG STIIRE Burlington, N. C. Prescriptions Patent Medicines Tobacco and Candy Soda : Fancy Goods Sundries All Az Curt Rate Prices E. C. Millaway, Mgr. SPENCE MOTORS i' DODGE and PLYMOUTH Automobiles DODGE Trucks 'A' 225 W. Davis Street Burlington, N. C. Tel. 63 WESTBROOK STUDIOS COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS PORTRAITS : WEDDINGS : CHILDREN - DIAL 6-6474 BURLINGTON N C I Complinzents of AMANCE A OTIEIL BUIIlllgIOll, North Carolina HAL'S MEN'S SHOP H. L. Mc.-Kclams. Proprietor Clothing, Shoes, and Furnishings DIAL 6-1133 Graham, N. C. Self Electrical Contractor .l. T. SELF West Harden Street Installations of All Kinds Day Phone 6-1992 Night Phone 6-2689 Graham. N. C. VICTORY CAFE Regular Meals : Sandwiches Plate Lunches Open 6 A.M. to 12 llitlnight Dial 6-6836 Burlington. N. C. All photographs and groups in this annual made by ANGLIN STUDIO If it is a photo. give us a call. Portraits. Copying. Commercial Photography Enlarging Expert Kodak Finishing DIAL 6-3452 BUCICS CLEANERS For Those Who Care Delivery Service Graham, N. C. DIAL 6-1516 MOON FASHION SHOP Graham, N. C. T he Store for Smart Women CASH or CREDIT Compliments of LEVIN BROTHERS 4-17 Worth Street Burlington, N. C. Graham Underwriters Agency, Inc. Insurance : Bonds Rents : Real Estate 121 N. Main St. Graham, N. C. GENERAL TIRE SUPPLY if Diszfributors General Tires and Batteries Kraft System of Tire Renewing ir 213 N. Main St. Dial 6-6951 Burlington, N. C. C0l7Z1Jlil716'TllfS of RURLINGTIIN ICE DELIVERY C0. Compliments of Jones Produce Co. i' FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Students of E. M. Holt School Your Conimunity Newspaper is happy to greet you. and would urge you to seize your opportunity to learn. to think, act, build edu- cationally the foundation for fu- ture leaclership, succe s, and happiness ir THE DAILY TIMES-NEWS Burlington. N. C. ak TEXTILE SALES ROOM 'A' TAXI CAB ul' Dial 6-5561 Red Bird Cab Dial 6-6316 Lea Taxi 38 CABS TO SERVE YOU DAY AND NIGHT West Front Street, Burlin ton N C Compliments of PRINCE E. INGLE General Contractor Ollice: 109 Lexington Ave. Burlington. N. C. Dial 6-7591 Conzplinzelzts of Baker-Canlack Hosiery Mills, Inc. Burlington, N. C. Conzplinzenls of FAULKNER'S GROCERY J. P. WORKMAN 8a SON Contractors PAINTS : WALL PAPER : SUPPLIES Burlington, N. C. Dial 6-64-16 Conzplimelzts of F 0 U R W A Y Dial, 6-1395 Alamance, N. C. Alamance Service Station Owned and Operated by E. B' CROUSE Councilman Bros. TEXACO PRODUCTS GTOCCHCS 3 Cas Waslliiig and Greasing Satisfactory Work DIAL 6-2606 . , Agents ol Tru-Test Tires. Tubes Alamance Laundry Sz Dry BASON ggi BASON Cleaners l Ladies' Reacly-to-Wear. lVIillinery, Dial 6-6331 Burlington, N. C. We D0 It Better Lingeries and Accessories Burlington. N. C. Alanlance Roller Dronle Intersection Highways 54 and 70 Burlington, N. C. Dial 6-6520 Shale For Healthps Sake ALLRED'S JEWELRY 22116 W. Front Street Burlington, N. C. All Types of Jewelry Expert Repair David D. Allred, Owner G. R. CHRISTOPHER General Contractor Building Construction Concrete Work John W. Long and Sons Sand and Stone Burlington, N. C. Phone 14-91-J REGAL DRY CLEANERS 1456 South Church Street Dial 6-3742 Quick Service Compliments of J. F. Robertson S Sons Furniture : Textiles : Groceries Phone 6-6216 South Main Street Ext. Burlington, N. C. Qualify At Irs Highest Prices At Their Lowest SHARPE'S GROCERY The Best in CBOCERIES AND MEATS Route No. 6 4Belmontl Burlington, N. C. Phone 3045-J-l Compliments of CHAS. V. SHARPE, Inc. Insurance, Bonds, Real Estate, and Rents 4-57 S. Main St. Burlington, N. C. Dial 6-24-84 ACME DRUG COMPANY Sprmg and Dams Streets Burlington, North Carolina if MAIN STREET DRUG COMPANY 312 South Main Street Burlington, North Carolina KAY-DAY TILE CO FLOOR COVERING Dial 6-9003 Ifl K Dy I OA I E yW CGIIIIPIZ-11161158 of KEY 81 IVIQADAIVIS SERVICE STATION :J LEADER CAFE 'Food At Its Best-Home Cooked 20 Trade Street Dial 6-3533 Burlington. N. C. Coulresy of Rich Sz Thompson Funeral Service, Inc. Church St. and Glenwood Ave. Burlington. N. C. Com plinzents of Coble Hardware Co., Inc. General Hardware Farm Implements, Wagoiis, Harness, and Paints Burlington, N. C. A Conzplinzelzts of Newlin Hardware Co., Inc. Burlington. N. C. ECONOMY GROCERY 3l5 Wortli St. Economize at Economy Auto Parts St Electric Co. Standard Parts Dial 6-4636 M. W. CROWSON Mutual Insurance 4-I3 Spring Street Montgoniery Building Dial 6-3233 Burlington. N. C. Com pliments of GRAHAM HOSIERY MILLS, Inc. GRAHAM, N. c. HOOD SPORTING GOODS uit Pays L0 Playa, 206 West Front : Dial 6-4797 : Burlington, N. C. Athletic Equipment by MacGregor - Goldsmith - Spalding - Reach Special Prices to Schools and Teams Fishing, Hunting, Golf, Tennis, Model Airplane Equipment Columbia Bicycles ,l...........-..i.,,.-i...,. .. l 393 1 948 ation , Get? f 51925, x ff-' tt MWWMQ Tt1ere's something flattering about these exciting gifts. A stunning brace- let. a fashionable pin. a master-crafted watch a fforffeous rind . . . e. qu'.'te p' ce- o I1 a test co tumes. 0 ui A X 4 1 -I , D D D 'c ici Writ IC Qtr ersmr s Je six N, '1 '+Qgi'.Q.R.:r my V .V tv I , D Q? 5 -. h X-Pk' ' 1 f D G tc 3 ' X QQ? Qtx 0 I ,I I hx Mfr , X 'X Consult Us About 'ibut Gift Problems HAD LEY'S THE JEWELERS Graham, N. C. Comfplimvents of PARKER'S GROCERY ir Dial 6-6705 'A' ALAMANCE, NORTH CAROLINA C0171 plillzents of SUNBEAM BREAD BAMBY BAKERIES, Illc. Burlington, N. C. Bobbieis Texaco Service Station Maple Avenue Ext. Washing and Greasing Waxing anfl Polishing Dial 6-3102 Kelly Tires and Tubes . Road Service Compliments of EFIRD'S Department Store Burlington, N. C. Compliments of J. C. PENNY CO. Compliments of McCLELLAN'S STORES COMPANY Buy Your Pianos, Radios, Music Books, Records. Sewing Machines and All Supplies Oak Grove Grocery and Service Station H. S. Lewis, Prop. from Staple and Fancy Groceries Meats : Vegetables C. B. ELLIS MUSIC CO. Produce Burlington, N' C' Highway 54 Dial 6.4360 MOOREFIELD F LORIST Day Phone 6-4356 Night Phone 6-7521 Burlington, N. C. Compliments of G. MARVIN HOLT YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Norton-Russ Automotive Company Distributors of Automotive Parts and Equipment Complete Machine Shop Service Corner Front antl Church Street Burlington. N. C. HORN E DRY CLEANERS HTl1ey Try To Plerlsel' T20 East Davis Street Dial 6-2162 PATE-DAWSON CO. - Conzplznzents of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Wjholesale C. F. NEESE Jeweler Since I8-70 Dial 6-5526 Burlington. N. C. N. Main Burlington, N. C. Conztplinzents of RETAIL APPLIANCE Electrical Appliances Greensboro Highway Burlington, N. C. C, V J 0 LWZIL 502101. lc: cnEAtmtif 'JPGIT of .fill You Earn ls Yours lo Saver' CIIMMUNITY FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association SPRING STREET BURLINGTON. N. C. GRAHAM DRY CLEANERS uk Happy Snappy Service ik Phone 1485 Graham, N. C. CORR MOTOR C0. Body, Fender and General Repairing Frame, Axle, and Wheel Service Telephone No. 728 BURLINGTON, N. C. Compliments of West End Furniture Company Trollinger St. - Phone 1467-J Burlington, N. C. Complete Home Furnishings Herbert T. Neese E. A. Shoffner Kirkman Plumbing 8: Heating Co. CONTRACTORS Plumbing : Heating Electrical 210 W. Front St. BURLINGTON, N. C. As Near As Your Telephone Dial 6-2'OO7 Burlington Coco-Colo Bottling Co. Coke You naturally hear Coca-Cola BURLINGTON N- C- called by its friendly abbreviation Coke . Both mean the quality prod- uct of The Coca-Cola Company. ELKINS-TERRELL MUTURS, INC, Congratulations DESOTO-PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE fl'0l7l, Repairs On All Make Cars westerll Electric Factory Parts ,k Tires and Tubes Body and Fender Work Painting Burlington P1 Dial 6-5532.-6-5539 am C0l:e,,-Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Company. X' X ff11fQ4s:frWlffe2s r NSY X reclesixy aww a X X radix 25331 X BUILCDERS D r s S X of' ssss N , , if, Q I -4 , Q 'n WWWM 5Wx l X X 1 NX r l lil: lll f l i A 4 ' 1 Y - 1 :I ' El ' 5- s 1 ,, y X 1 ,. S17 A ,I 1 by f H ' - Aw ee, magna lfxfs li:-l0Nb created hy the iinaginaliun ., u 1 ----4 1' ll A' f 'N 1 h ,. .. lla! 'S rn. I xxx precede the achievement ull any I , 1. 4 ' N If really great aeeornplishment. The b fy 3' fi 'XA llmll' f ll ahilily lu weave the threads of imagi- 5 J ln' l' , A A E, V f Y, nalion into the finished fabric is equally fs- l 'N E 1 I! I nnporlunt. ,- E , H f if ,I 'l It has been lhe privilege of the H l ' MW! l Q Enuxurns Sr Bnouccinow COMPANY to eo- ,M ' f il . .N operale wilh lhe slalf in crealing their V K X I' H - I 1 - xr vision into xnalerial form. 'l .Ill X- - l1IlllL-YN , l f u Such culiperalion is one of the 1 ll Y ' , - -1 rwisionsv which precede the building of In I A MM 1 X H X a successful husiness, and is a part of 'll' QNX, y , Q? x , ,., rhe working policy of rhe EDWARDS 8: a s-Q 1 7 ly ' PU' Bnoucrrrow Co.ur'ANr. 1545.11---mg e 7- , Qi E To those Staffs desiring complete co- I 5: uperalion, we oller unexeelled service. ,1 You, loo, may he proud of your I annual. Mx N is S l UN- C P- Ii ' 1 ff 1 IH! ' 0116517011 ence IS lllfl Et EDWARDS X BROUGHTON CO. RALEIGH, Nonru CAROLINA I X . 1 pl, y , . . .- , N lr, nfl ' Q .,,. f -1 ' ' m is , P N ' I Nunn Sggadmgmsa lessee .. Ill ,.wfmw N d7l V, f law l X mm WQSX l il jf' l X l ll? 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