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

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CLASS PROPHECY As we unfold the New York Times, on the front page we see a large picture of HENRY FOGLEMAN, who has taken Babe Ruth's place in baseball. Henry has a grand total of 205 home runs and decides to retire. He thinks of his two faithful and beloved cheerleaders who have kept his spirits so high-SUZANNE MILLAWAY and PATRICIA CURRY. Henry pays them a large salary for their faithfulness. As the new Sultan of the Swat starts back to North Carolina in his newly purchased Rolls Royce, he notices that the company is owned by none other than Shoifner and Johnson, which means EUGENE SHOFFNER and BOBBY GRAY JOHNSON. Henry is very proud of his new car, but as you might expect, it breaks down. He has it towed to a very excellent mechanic, JOHN ROBERTSON, who puts the car in A-1 condition, and Henry is off again. When he stops in Do-Waw-Diddy, he decides to wire his beautiful wife, the former JOAN GLADDEN, who managed him throu h'his most successful season. He sends the message from Holt's Telegram and Telegraph Comiiany, where MARVIN HOLT is the reliable owner and manager. While in Do-Waw-Diddy, Henry goes to a stage play. There he sees EDITH MOORE- FIELD, attractive actress, and ANNIE CARROLL EDWARDS as the soloist. After the show, Henry decides to walk around and look over the town. The first thing that attracts his attention is the beautiful dress in the window of a swanky dress shop. Realizing it is the style and color that is particularly becoming to Joan, he goes into the shop the next morning. Much to his sur- prise EMMA LEE SUTTON is the proprietor, and MARGARET NEWTON is the lovely model. Henry arrives in West Virginia hungry as a wolf. He enters Isley's Restaurant and meets BRUCE ISLEY, who has a very thriving business. There also are SYLVIA SMITH as Bruce's very efficient pie taster and KATHLEEN EULISS as his very honest bookkeeper. Henry eats such a large quantity of the delicious food that he becomes sick. He is rushed to DR. DAVID FOGLEMAN and given medical treatment. He is attended by Dr, Fogleman's attractive nurse, RUBY FOSTER. Henry doesn't stay in the hospital very long for the dietician, EDNA INGOLD, serves him just the right foods and the right amount. At last Henry is on the go again and after hours of traveling, he stops in Virginia. He visits Martindale's Jewelry, where he buys a beautiful string of pearls from CATHERINE and MAR- CELEENE MARTINDALE, who have some of the World's most beautiful jewels. He notices the pearls are from James and Johnson Company and realizes they are none other than CLODELL JOHNSON and MARY ELLEN JAMES, who are making more money than ten can handle. Henry finally arrives in good old North Carolina and meets his wife and one of his very dear friends of years gone by-his dearly loved senior teacher of 1949, MRS. W. ALBERT GRAHAM. Prophets: EDITH Mooasrrsi. JOHN ROBERTSON. STATISTICS We have made a thorough investigation of the Senior Class of 1949. Here are some of the facts of our survey: The main interest of the senior class is eating and athletics. The average altitude of the class is 5 feet and 4 inches. The average weight of the class is 132 pounds. By making our survey we found some facts about certain individuals: The heaviest boy is John Robertson. and the lightest boy is Bobby Johnson The heaviest girl is Marceleene Martindale, and the lightest girl is Edna Ingold. The tallest boy is Eugene Shoffner, and the shortest is Bobby Johnson. The tallest girl is Kathleen Euliss. and the shortest is Edna Ingold. Marvin Holt has the largest feet, and Edith Moorefield has the smallest. We found Joan Gladden to be the baby of our class. The gentleman of our class is John Robertson. h The quietest person in our class is Marceleene Martindale. Odd Facts : The chewing gum lover of our class is Mary Ellen James. Bruce Isley has the biggest mouth in our class. Our ideal bus driver in the senior class is Eugene Shoffner. We have found our Roy Acuff. namely Bruce Isley. The pianists of our class are Annie C. Edwards, Margaret Newton, and Eugene Shoffner. The two dopes of our class are Bruce Isley and Eugene Shoffner. The sweater girl of our class is Patty Curry. Our class flirts are Sylvia Smith and Bruce Isley. We think we are the only class to have aj faghler to gradllaie- We have 2 Henry Foglemans and 2 Bob y o nsons. BOBBY GREY JOHNSON, EUGENE Snorrwsn. Statisticians. 16

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