Mebane High School - Furmacotto Yearbook (Mebane, NC)

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MAY DAY A R1-rulinq from If-H In right. front rpm: Rachel Pwyne and Billy Onkle , .I H W k . y UNLL or man and Richard Westbrook. .und Nvnnm Howe-rm zmcl Dwight Riley. Second row: Sarah Cook. May Queen. and Richard King. May King: and Milclrz-ri l,um.zIvy. Muni ul Honor. :md Ralph Carter, runner up for king. Third row: Frances Kcasler and Bobby Gzurrc-tt. Shirlov T: I - 1 l ' ' ' X ' ' , xg mr Fu! Wilknrson. .md Joyce Payne and James Henry Foster.

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First row from left to right: Mrs. Jack Stevens, faculty sponsor: Brenda Richardson, Betsy Allen, Doris Ray, Peggy McLeod: Betty Wynne: Margaret Byrd, and Sylvia Curtis. Second row: Ozetta Hoover, Juanita Darnell, Vitha Bean, Ann Medling Marjorie Shields, Sylvia Craddock3 Velma Slaughter, and Fay Freshwater. GLEE CLUB First row from left to right: Joyce Payne, Jeanne Jobe, Betty Van Ward, Morine Rice, Vitha Bean, Doris Ray, Aileen Hudgins, Florine Sykes, Ozetta Hoover, June Foust, Elizabeth Stevenson and Joyce Workman, Second row: Rachel Payne, Betty Carden, Nancy Keck, Betty McAlister, Betty Wynne, Geraldine Rice, Betsy Allen, Peggy Brown, Frances Keasler, and Betty Mebane. Third row: Shirley Tate, Jean Wyrick, Betty Jean Sykes, Nancy Williamson, Velma Slaughter. Sylvia Craddock, and Jimmy Kerley. Fourth row: Betty Jean McLeod, Sclorine Wilborn, Sarah Cook, Bobby Hightower, Ann Medlin, Clara Jean West, Rachel Faucette, Mary Ann Nelson, Joyce Fox, Betty Frances Rudd, Patricia Latta, and Taft Scarlett. Fifth row: Henry Green. Henry Dixon. Johnny Lankford, Edwin Yoder, and Wallace Wilkerson. Not present when picture was made: Mrs, Geraldine Vincent, faculty sponsor. 28

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F U RMACOTTO STAF F SARAH Cook BETTY JEAN MCLEOD BARBARA MCLEOD JALIA STROUSE Literary Editor Business Manager Editor-in-Chief Art Editor GROVER Hooks MILDRED LANGLEY NEAL Sivurx-1 Assistant Business Manager Assistant Editor Circulation Manager RALPH CARTER Miss RACHEL JONES Photography Editor Faculty Sponsor Have you ever worked on a yearbook? Wonder why we ask this question? Conscience- could be. It has been a hard year--full of postponements, full of deadlines that weren't met and deadlines that were, and great plans that never came off and some that did, and people that cooperated and some that didn't. We worked on lt, and sometimes it didn't seem worth it. We missed a few classes, most of the afternoon entertainments, and a few Teen-Age Club meetings. At times we thought ugly thoughts, said ugly things, but finally we begged the last ads, wrote the last words, had the last pictures snapped, placed them in the last envelopes, and mailed the last package to the engravers. Now, we would like to say Thank You to the merchants, to the photographers, and to every other person that has helped us have this, the first FURMACOTTO. We've tried, and it has been fun and experience and hard work. We think it a fine book and hope you will feel the same way! 30