Mebane High School - Furmacotto Yearbook (Mebane, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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V, , Q as me irlrrg 'Board, all aboard the Tiger Express in preparation for the sixth annual run of the FURMACOTTO, As the wheels go clickety-clacking down the tracks you will see scenes to remind you of your years at Mebane High School. Here pictured are your teachers, your classmates, and scenes from your activities and sports. You will recall also, some ofthe smaller incidents--the blue Mon- days, the school bell at the end ofthe day, the commotion of classes changing, assembly on Thursday, the little disagreements, the cheers at ball games, and others, You will think of smiles and of tears, for here you have lived days of happiness and sorrow, work and play. Some of your experiences have been big, some have been small, but all have been a part of your year in Mebane High School, and all have played a part in preparing you to engineer your trains of life. Ai 'Q ' nu il ggi- I I EOR: THE SEAT OE HONOR ON THE TIGER EXPRESS, I I FROM: THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 ' TO: MRS. MARY E, ILOUJ CLARK I I I ATNS. DEDICATION We give you the seat of honor on the Tiger Express. We have found you to be one of the most helpful persons we have ever knownp for whether our problems have been large or small, you have always given freely of your time to help us solve them. Your friendly smile and cheerful guidance as the Director of the Information Bureau during our Junior and Senior travels are examples which we can never forget. You mean more to us than we know how to express--we hope to show you our appreciation by our deeds rather than by our words. We will try to repay you in a small way through Ol-11' services to others and hope you will be proud of us. '5 , , N 'IN 5 V , f MRS, DOROTHY SUTTON Meredith College Music Director MRS. MERLE RIGGS SC W. C, U. N, C. French, Math, and Library MR, E, M, YODER, PRINCIPAL Lenoir Rhyne and U. N. C. MR, ELMO ALLGOOD High Point College and U. N. C. Elementary Principal Seventh Grade MRS. MARY LOUISE CLARK Appalachian State Teachers College Business Education MISS BETTY JO HILL W. C. U, N, C. English MRS, IRIS ABERNATHY Elon College ience and Physical Education MR, ARCHIE WALKER Elon College Diversified Occupations Coach MRS. MAE EDLA SHAW W. C. U. N. C. Eighth Grade MR, HARLEY CANTRELL Appalachian State Teachers College Eighth Grade and Coach . 1 I I f E I ' . ! f Engineers, Wrcmcn, l .-o 49.5 'Tf 5 I I 715' to-' Wy W -vw.,,. li ,gg ' -fr? ,And wnduclars fbx -Vi gg, , X X. Q 4-U1 W-1.-r 'Bw r 1 .bag MRS. PEGGY DUDLEY Office Secretary MRS. ADA RUDD Office Secretary and Librarian 'mx vs LW, D 55, fzgef I MISS PATSY TEER Flora Macdonald College Home Economics MISS SHIRLEY HOMESLEY Greensboro College Social Sciences MRS, LILLIAN BAILEY W. C. U. N. C. English MRS. RACHEL AMICK Atlantic Christian College English and Math MR. GEORGE SHACKELFORD Elon College and U. N. C. Civics and Physical Education MRS. GLADYS KIRKPATRICK MRS. MRS. MARGARET WARREN Greensboro College School Dietitian FANNIE LEE WARREN School Dietitian is , .5 I uf If l M- 5-. 59 F . me .-, 5, 45-T I wi. 1 Seventh Grade MISS SARAH THOMPSON Converse College Seventh Grade KK 1.111 .225 X w - E fxlarcille Yan Liere Businegs Manager gi- 0-L l '53-'7' X Esther Payne Circulation Manager Warking On Che Kailraad ll E IFN is A. li l ,lr N 13 is Ellen Turner llxg My N kssistant Editor 'KJ 5 nf 9- Blll Wllkinsfnn ,Q Q Ed1tor-mn-Cluet' ' N I Mrs. Rachc-1 .Amick FU RMACOTTO STAFF Faculty Mme' ..'.1nnl1 T H Loft1s,l'hut0gr.lphy Eflitorp Ri5ggs,,5ports Erlitorg Stricklsxnd,Am-istnnt Cirrulaliun Manngvrg linu- ceLtf1,'I'yp15tg ALl'1n:.,Ae,e.ibl:mt Bu-,inrws Msumgn-rg Lynch, C10-Liu-r.aryIifiitorg5hnu,f'o-I,iu-r.1ry E-'lltrfrg 'lNl'IfJl l'llfJfl, 'I'ypik.tg I-Mynv, f:1l'L'lllFlli0Tl Mamngf-rp Nelson, Art Efiilnrg Van I.ic-rv, llu:,inr,-ss Managvrg 'lNl1I'Ilf,'I'. Asai-vtunt Erlitorg Wilkinson, k'fliL0r-in-flhil'l'. 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N , I , I' l tbl AL, uflkr, A' is ' SEVE TH GRADE First Row: Elizabeth Albright, loannc Allen, Wanda Andrews, Wilson Aulben, Gloria Bailey, Brenda Bright, Nancy Bright, Roger Brown, Bar- bara Bumesa, Doris Byrd, Vivian Byrd, Bonnie Castle, Second Row: Verra Cates, Jackie Cheek, Marlon Crawford, Sylvia Durham, Clarence Edwards, Betty Lou Evans, Wayne Faucerre, Carolyn Fitch, Sonaha Foster, John Fox, Janet Freshwater, Faye Frltrs. Third Row: Bllly Garner, Larry Garner, Lawrence Garner, Leon Garner, Billy Gattis, Larry Glosson, Wayne Gravltte, Ted Hall, David Hardec, Edna Hlll, Davld llolt, Carole lluey. Fourth Row: Kenneth Huey, Roy Huey, Linda James, Sandra Iamcs, Carolyn Jenkins, Marjorie Kale, Lawrence Keith, Larry Kerley, Ray Langley, Kaye Lannlng, Faye Lee, Bobby Llneberry, Fifth Pow: Brenda Lunsford, Randy Lynch, Jerry Mace, Faye Manuel, Garlln McCauley, ludy McGee, Bllly Mebane, Betty Mlller,Juanlta Murphy,Margaret Nelson, VLrg1n1a Palmer, Margaret Parker, Sixth Row: Wayne Pender, Margaret Phillips, Tolbcn Phillips, Bobby Poole, L. C, Randleman, Donald Rice, Mary Ann Riley Barry Southern, Barbara Sykes, Geneva 5yke5,l.arry Sykes, Roger Sykes, Seventh Row: Glenn Tapp, Darlene Thomas, Davld Tickle, Jimmy Tripp, Jack Tyson, Eric Weaver, Kenny Weaver, Barbara Webster, Melinda Webster, James Wells, Larry West, Kathy Westbrook. Eighth Row: Anne Whitfield, Peggy Wlles, Carolyn Wilkinson, Roman Williams, Marlc Wilson, Larry Wood,Guorge Workman, Linda Workman, Smlth York, loc Young, Keystone Young, ,411 ,Aboard ., ,-5 ah, as ,L L' x 19 N1 2 ' ,'W- ':-. 22 ,Ji ,X V s-A! 5:13 'cz A-Nl, KN 'ZW V' Nw' If ' ' x X ' .M lx E , i X - ha we ' ' gf V C.. ,, -1 ,N n., - a . Y-5 .M .., , 41:2 +- EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Gayle Best, George Braxton, Donald Calson, Lynn Carver, Marilyn Cheek, Franklin Childress, Patsy Crumpler, Leroy Davis, Shirley Davis, Betty Jo Dawson. Second Row: George Dodson, Mike Ellington, J.B. Evans, Linda Evans, Joseph Faucette, Florence Gravirte, Jay Harris. Sandra Hawkins, Pat Heath, Mary lo Hughes. Third Row: Marvin Jarrett, W.Y. Jobe, Barbara Sue Johnson, Larry Kirkpatrick, Jimmy Lee, Harrell Lloyd, Martha McLamb, Margaret Mlllender, Peggy Morris. Robert Nash Jr., Fourth Row: Anne Neese, Charles Neville, Redmond Oakley, Robert Oakley, Ronald Oakley, Faye Payne, Allen Rhodes, Robert Richardson, Harry Richmond, Wayne Robinson. Fifth Row: Ruth Rogers, Pauline Satterfield, Faye Scarlett, W,C, Shields, Thomas Squires, Barbara Sykes, Mickey Terrell, Claudette Thomas, Kenneth Thomas, Ted Thompson. Sixth Pow: Mary Thornton, Jimmy Tuck, Tommy Vick, Jerry West, Sam White, Kenneth Wilkinson, Jerry Williams, Dorothy Wynn, Wrnfred Yancey,Teddy York, Seventh Row: Annette Young, Jannette Young. Compliments of CANTRELIJS BEAUTY SHOP as 3 Q. M : 5. 3 G as ' kj- 5 QT tx L A Q, .N A 2. .. 9 Us 4- 5 ff T X., g, I :. 4 'Qin' ' ' .Ld qi . 5- - 'T 2 Tv' sr e e Q, 'ff 2' -- , mfr' R, A -.T :J 4- :L 'cd Gt w l- R, Penny Bartis President Mickey Walker Vice-President Priscilla McGee Secretary Sandra Laws Treasurer Vicki Van Liere Student Council Judy Amick Perry Biggs Mattie Catlett Vivian Cates Gene Compton Lois Cross Ralph Davis Cv. W. Edwards Ronald Farrar Clyde Hobbs Carolyn Hodge Preston Keith Tommy Kirk Carolyn Lunsford I N., Jerry McArthur ' 1 X X y ? W Q Jesse McLaurin ' F ... ,, 'Q ' ' Phil Medlin 'C' 'ij X at Robert Morris Al. K Y SM ' N ' Barbara Richmond , Randall Smith 7 I Thelma Tuck FRESHMEN A long Pull rllmzd Charles Neese President John Brady Vice President Sarah Moore Secretary - Treasurer Faye Tickle Student C ouncil Frankie Bridges Bobby Brovm Jackie Buckner Julia Davis Joe Dennis Donald Dollar Ray Foster Peggy Green Bobby Langley Joan Lewis Virginia Lloyd June Neville Barbara Parker Ervin Poteat Helen Richmond Joan Riley George Smith Shirley Smith Earl Straughan Harvey Sykes Linda Wood Not Pictured: Pat Neese Betty Jean Sykes .ni :yy V W N: if- ul 'N P 6 Q 'n - - E 'uf 1 -.i S , is I use' A 7 , 2, .. 7.5 .-: - ,.- .,. ., gi , hir XVI, ,V X - .ffl -' , JL- ,rx :N , I4 -l5r gxx s I, X X ll I 4 K -va T ' , . QT f ' Xiu ix , , Y' iii.-:r T ' is 'X -e 'L' 'S W W A: vs .. - vu. .. N 'rl' N' li je: ' 1 g h 'finial 'IM - 5,1 .4 :Y - .. 91-. X-. V' 1- ml '- ' tt 'WS T -.. M Qty- 4 I W XT! S X it 2, :Q mir. .. ,ga ,N - N 2 .V ' ' v 4 . 1, A 94, y Y 5 f N L Q 1 X .T 3' FRESHMEN yu, 14 9 5. Al 5, 'D ,, ' sf '- v 'I - . J li' A1 -v in tg 4 -Z 'Q 'aw ? Q., 'it' y 'SR Q, K ,gr -.A IA, Wrv I 5, 'N v X---. V 1 M I - if QF! -we gg ' 55 ei W.:- ' 4 . 142 Nike ,W so For -P , - L V? FSM Sig ,gk ax: ,gg I 61 af v KJ x - -v qs I Y- 'f 4. V7 6 SOPHOMORES Ehuggzng Judy Rembert President Harold Lambert Vice-President Joan Cheek Secretary Marie Manuel Treasurer Janice Pender Student Council Mary Wilson Atwater Garland Burgess Mickey Conklin Becky Correll Betty Ezell Paul Farrar Sammy Faucette Frances Fox Danny Freshwater Roger Griggs Dale Howard Irma Jenkins Wesley Laws Milton Patterson Sandra Payne Rufford Phillips Wallace Poe W. Z. Ray David Rogers Thomasine Shields Joe Solomon Lois Sykes Joan Thomas Rosa Wilkerson David Wilson Gloria Workman Eugene Wynn ,ftlang r Glenda Workman President Dick Bell Vice-President - , Geri Tripp ' g 'R '-v ., 5,79 Secretary ty , G. , Y C-L John Breitmeier T'-'Q l 'YU 1 .2 Treasurer - in David Moore A Student Council as ,- V- g -s Howard Allen 4 9 5' 'S c' 4,0 Sylvia Edwards 4 -. 5n, ' Q Betty Fulcher Q 'A' ' - ' A A ' I Y X, I -.k , , Charles Huey 'p -3 Kaylsley ' I f'2l1C' if Jay James N J tix. 7' ' lg. Nannie Lee Jones -- 'V ' 'F 'mv V . Q w x J lx if--al 1 Wayne Kenyon h ' Billy Lineberry K 1 A fx, , :ia W 3 ,:. L Aw Sara Maultsby Af' h Q 1 g, X Pepper Miller ' 51' 'gl-' 4 'Cf' Ia' ' . 7 Kenneth Parker A - Q - Jeanne Phelps I ' Q 'Ls if 1 Joann Phillips A , 1-,V ' J h R f' ' Ye' if J' o nny ay X f g h A Q? I v ' ff,- 1 J Q 1 X ,x Nlarie Scarlett 1 2? ... ' f gx 5: Jimmy Scogglns ' ,Ziyi 5- Q I . James Thornton K f 'J 'V' 4 eg- Marion Tyson -' ' 5 :Q 4 , - Ida Wilkerson -P is ,Q I qi GR' -it 2 A Amanda Workman l ' xml P f-.. Y: W A Billy Wynn f W' i f Ti' X 1? Eunice Young ma' 5, 1-1 il, . , 'J 2 'N' 'T vu N 's N -1-pri x---f ' 1 F 1 f i is -X 'B W-sf W -h 2 '55, , K . JL .gr f 3. 6 N 3- F 1 '-- fur Q.. 'hr K it 2 :S lg 2 iq 3 , N-Cfi t K5 I ine, T gg ai' 5 1 I HY! -f ,-5 lawn, - -4. JUNIORS if Kouudzng Barbara McCauley President Gene Turner Vice President Beth Sykes Secretary Eddie Lee Treasurer Lan White Vice President of Student Council Carolyn Laws Student Council Charlotte Williams Student Council Bobbie Bean Bessie Brooks Cecil Caison Georgia Caloyianis Jimmy Caviness Billy Cook Dana Dixon Jesse Edwards Tommy Evans Melvin Faucette Betty Fritts John Garner Don Greeson Clic' l6'c'ud . A-5 3 Keith Griggs Cora Hawkins Archie Hobbs 1 - Hilda Hoover 'S it e Charles Hughes S. 'f ---Y Ou -., A 5. . , 1 be ,, F ? rr Linda Lanning mg 'F 4' f fs? in Faye McLeod Q- yxq qi Q Barbara Medlin Q- H, 1 ' A X W' lux- lib' K xx tg X X Larry Miller 5 Jo Oakle , Y Shirley Parker ' David Pender fm., il 1 Lg. -imzss '3 , Y 1-ug ,yi x am - X vb- 1 WAP:-1' ' Q' -R .T N' ex Xi uw I , - ' 1 Tommy Pickett 55 1-G .v-' i Linda Rice if - Edwin Robertson, Jr. ig, 'Q' Doris Shields rv' 'Xi' Phil Southern Braxton Stuckey Barbara Sykes Craig Syke s -'Qg-if ' .f -Q-. W. JUNIORS W--' Q Q4 .H ,kg I x 1 kxmkav f ' Q 1 A5 52' ' ' vi. X 'tk . - w,a,..i ltiq.-,f.T . Nxfczqzzif-,ws V - Q -X Si??QiS2?E3QST1::.. I.. . Kaunding Che Hand 5 A 'Z Q. . X K -ig, H , ag,--1 Q .M W ,V l : rqha-sc 4.1: R' j ', Q9 ' I Yfff A l l 'Q f 'ad'-X '.. J' '34, f A V x. ' 3 A I If E. C. Sykes Foy Thompso Donald Tickl Janice Walt Bruce West 9 Jean William Judy Wilson Donald Wor Bobby Wynn Howard Yor k k V 4 -M 'I JUNIORS SEHIUHS 1955 'Fw mffshzsr F 3. 'EFS . wg swam J,QQ,pQ-mn .-'-, ffifff' ,L - nj 33: - ' ,,. v5 . Qt .1 ' ' II-. is lltw.32!::,l J in s '.j-V V ' f 'fJ.gii11' I ELIZABETH SMITH ATKINS Secretary Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club l, Z, 3, 45 4-H Club 1, Z, 35 Dramatics Club Z5 Monogram Club 3, 45 Variety Show lg Hi-Times Staff 35 Eurmacotto Staff 45 Basketball Z, 3,45Class Officer l,Z, 3, 45 May Court 3, 4. MARY ELLEN LEWIS Treasurer 4-H Club l5 Glee Club l, Z, 3, 45 Dramatics Club Z, 35 Minstrel l, 2, 35 Variety Show l, Z5 Library Staff I, 35 Hi-Times Staff 3. A as af I L- N H, AQ I V Q - . S.. be ESTHER LOIS PAYNE Student Council Representative Beulah Basketball l, Z, 35Cheerleader 1, Z, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 President 45 Dramatics Club Z5 F. H. A. Z5 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Monogram Club Z, 3, 45Stu- dent Council Secretary 45 Furmacotto Staff 45 Hi- Times Staff 35 M ay Court l, Queen 45 Minstrel 2, 35 Variety Show 1, Z5 Home Corning Queen 45 Class Secretary 3. MASCOTS PATRICIA GAYLE SCARLETT JAMES HENRY FRANKLIN, JR. SENIORS We 'vc Mad: RACHEL JEAN NICHOLS President National Honor Society 3, 45 Variety Show Z5 Class President 2, 45 Student Council 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Dramatics Club Z5 4-H Club l, Z5 Minstrel Z5 F. H. A. Z, 3, 45 Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4. CLEO FRANCES GRAVES Vice-President Vice-President 45 Talent Show 25 Library Staff 3, 45 Speech Club 45 Glee Club 1, Z, 4. GN MARGARET LUCILLE VAN LIERE Student Council President Marcille Hi-Times Staff 35Furmacotto Staff 45 Class Vice President Z5 Library Staff l, 25E. H. A, l, 25 Vice President 35 Girls' State 35 National Honor Soc- iety 35 45 Student Council Vice President 35 Presi- dent 45 Speech Club 2, 35 Glee Club l, Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Dramatics Club Z5 Monogram Club 3,45 Basketball l5Cheerleader 3, 45 Variety Show 15 Marshal 3. C Q-X 'X Y? , t., 'I' . Compliments of RELIABLE FURNITURE CO. U15 Grade JAMES CONRAD ANDREWS Sonny Student Council 15 Class President Z5 May Court 35 Bus Driver 4. SHIRLEY LOUISE ANDREWS Basketball 1, Z, 35 Glee Club 1. f' . N - .X W 'V X X , N. Vw FRED LEE CARTER Radar Football 1, Z, 3, 45 Key Club Z, 35 Speech Club 35 Baseball Z5 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. CAUDELL WAYNE CLARK Marshal 35Band 1, Z5Hi-Times Staff 35 Key Club Z, Treasurer 3, 45 Minstrel 1, Z, 35 Glee Club 1 Z5 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. X f 'Qin Q x-M 'Qs' . ...ass N .E QQQX w,-'. 1 Qi Ji -5 4- , 7 . x' will ix 1 'iglqvwx 'U' XML 5- , L- L ' .-, 5 41 It ' 1. - MARY ELLEN LLOYD ATKINS Transfer 35 Glee Club 35 D. O. Club 4. PATSY JEAN BROWN Basketball 15 Glee Club 1. G' g . HILDA GREY FAUCETTE Bunnie Student Council Secretary 35 Minstrel 2, 35 Dra- matics Club 251-li-Times Staff 35 Furmacotto Staff 45Handbook Co-Editor 35 National Honor Society 45 4-H Club 1, Z5 Mixed Chorus 3, Manager 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY ROBERT FOSTER Baseball 1, Z, 3' Football 2 3 4,Mono ram u , , , ' g C1 b Z, 3,45 May Court 15Hi-Times Staff 35 Class Vice President Z. SENIORS ,, ,N ,V wa 'S 1' r,,. nf? x, ---1 -. X X .Q ,-. A If PHYLLIS GAYNELLE I-IAWKINS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Librarian 43 Hi-Times Staff 35 Mixed Chorus 45 E. I-I. A. 1, Z, 3, 45 Secretary- Treasurer Class 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 4-I-I Club I, 25 Minstrel Z5 Dramatics Club 25 Monogram l' Club 3, 4. BRYAN EUGENE I-IOLT Basketball l..Z,3,45 Cvlee Club 15 May Court 3, King 45 Bus Driver 4. ,Qs 2? .2-1 11'-' I I I x FREDERICK DONALD JOBE Freddie We 've ,Mads ELBERT DONALD GARNER D. O. Club 3, 4. PATRICIA DAVIS GARRETT Pat Variety Show I5 Minstrel l, 2, 35C1ass Secretary Z5 Dramatics Z5 Speech Class 35 Cvlee Club l, 2, 3, President 45 F. I-I. A. 25 May Court 3. 5 Q 4' 'Q . 45 f 4. .33 X. x l OPI-IELIA MAE HOLT Flea ?,,f- Iv Glee Club 1,2, 3, 45 4-I-I Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus Secretary 45 Variety Show I5 I-Ii-Times Staff 35 Librarian 1, Z5 Basketball l5 Dramatics Club 2. WALTER RAY JENKINS D. O. Club 3, 4. Baseball I, 45 Glee Club I5 Mixed Chorus 35 Min- X, 6 strcl 1, 2, 3, speech Club z. sg t ' AI:-4 -,,, L1 nl wav- xi ROBERT WILLIAM JONES Bobby gig, -'K ' - Q uia?-5-ff ,, ' , Football 1, Z, 3, 4, 4-H Club Z, 35 Monogram Club 1-.H ,Nz KN- .a, a, 4. , 5-55 A1 , 4 z5a1.g:21z.5p'1A1if '-NIH, .K qw -WIYIYFV SENIGRS U15 Grade JOHN CAMPBELL KEASLER Jack Baseball 1, Z, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 45 Class President 35 Glee Club 1 Z5 Foot- -. 1 ball Z, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Monogram Club 3, 4. R 8 MARY HELEN LANGLEY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4gMinstrel1, 234-H Club 1 35 Library Staff l, Z5 Hi-Times Staff 3, Dramaticzs Club 1, Z. -v W'-:ri 1 N,-1, HOWARD THOMAS LEE ' an 1 ,sv-'w 5 , JOHN DAVID LYNCH, JR. Student Council Representative 1, 3, Treasurer 45 Furmacotto Staff 4 Marshal 3' National Honor Societ ' Y Dramatics Club 2, 3g Handbook Co-Editor Court 2, Speech Class Z. JO ANN MCADAMS MJD.. 39 Key Club Z, gClass Officer Vice-President 1,President 3, Hi-Times Staff 35 3, President 4, D. O. Club 3 4 THOMAS EDGAR LOFTIS Tommy Speech Club 3: Minstrel 34 Furmacotto Staff Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Key Club Secretary 3, 4 V ,. g. ' C X, -+A -. vswvulfi 1 'is 35 MBV Q- Q vm Y x' ,V .1 , 1., K er 'ef N X 'ax' ' .. Q37 '- .- - N. ' ' 5 ea... . S, if X h X ggi- ' - Band 1,4-H Club1pHi-Times Staff 3. ' asia N' y sa WILLIAM JOSEPH MCLAURIN D. O. Club 3, 49 4-H Club 1. JANET SUE MORRIS Transfer 15 4-H Club lg Basketball 2 Club I, Z. SENIORS 3: Glee 6 Q., We 've ,Made BENNIE IVAN MURPHY Baseball l,Z, 3,45 Basketball 15 Minstrel 25 Glee Club l, 25 D. O. Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Football 3. EFFIE KAE NELSON Furmacotto Staff 45 1-li-Times Staff 35 4-I-1 Club 1,25 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Dra- matics Club Z5 Minstrel 2, 35 F. H. A. l. BARBARA ANN NEVILLE Clee Club 1, Z, 45 4-H Club 15 Library Staff 3, 4, Speech Club 4. REBECCA ANNE PATTERSON F. H. A. Club 15 Glee Club l. -gs. 1 11 291' 6: RICHARD LEE PATTERSON -'Rea' y Football 1 Z 3 45 Monogram Z 3 45 Band 15 ',,?, vi one Club lg 15. o. Club 4. ' ' BOBBY QUINCEY RICE Class President 15 Football 1, Z, 3, 45 Monogram Club Z, 3, 45 Minstrel 3. BOBBY EUGENE RIGGS Marshal 35 Hi-Times Staff 35 Furmacotto Staff 45 Student Council 25 Football Manager Z5 Basketball 1,ll, 35Cvl-ae Club 1, Z5 Mixed Chorus 3, Librarian 45 Speech Class Z5 National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 45 Monogram Club Z, 3, 45 Variety Show lg Minstrel Z, 35 Dramatics Club Z. ROBI-IRT PUGENE SCARLETT Bobby SENIORS ,..-' ' r .-P' Che Grade BESSIE ROSALIE SHIELDS 4-H Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, Z5 Library Staff 3, 45 Dramatics Club Z5 Minstrel 35 Hi-Times Staff 3. NORMA KAY SHOE Furmacotto Staff 45 Hi-Times Staff 35 4-H Club 1, Z, 35 Secretary 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Speech Club 2,35 Dramatics Club 25 Minstrel l,2,35 FJ-1. A.15 Variety Show 1 5 May Day 1,25 National Honor Society 3,4. X 6 .. -Q4 x QT 5 X1 1, X -fi' - xi - ,. ' l XS MONROE MARSHALL SOUTHERN ..ACe .. Football l,Z, 3,45 Basketball Z, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1,2, 3, 45 May Court 15 Minstrel 35 Class Officer President 15 Monogram Club Z, 3, 45 Speech Club 3. BETTY JEAN SYKES Glee Club 15 Basketball l. , a.. fi ' ,,. I dw' UN f -. -. s. 1 x , s v t x 5 1' BILLIE JEAN SMITH Glee Club 1, Z, 3,Manager 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4-H Club 2, 35 Dramatics Club Z5 Minstrel PHILLIP LIONEL SMITH D. O. Club 3, 4. MARY ANNE STRICKLAND Annie National Honor Society 3, 45 Minstrel 1, Z, 35 Li- brary Staff 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. Sec- retary 1, Z5 Treasurer 3, 45 Variety Show Z5 Mar- shal 35 Basketball Manager Z5 Cheerleader 3, 45 Hi-Times Staff 35 Furmacotto Staff 45 Debating Team 35 Dramatics Club Z5 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. CHARLOTTE ELAINE THOMAS F,1-l,A.l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 451-li-Times Staff 35 Speech Z5 Minstrel 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club Z5 Variety Show Z. SENIORS 4 3 Wwe Made Ch: Grade Y an-1 ELLEN CLAIRE TURNER Eclaire Minstrel l,Z, 3, Variety Show lg Marshal 31 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4gMay Court 25 I-Ii-Times Staff 3: National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Library Staff 1, 251-'.I-l.A.1,Secretary Z, Program Chair- man 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Furmacotto Staff 43 Class Officer Vice-President 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Monogram Club Z, 3, 4. LARRY ELLIS WILKINSON Transfer 35 Basketball 3, 4. X 'af-I I 2:59 l. JAMES DANIEL WORKMAN Cvlee Club 1, Z5 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Band lg Bus Driver 3, 4, Minstrel Z, 3. JO ANN YANCEY E, H. A. 1, 3, 45 President Z, 4-H Club 1, 2, 35 i - ROSE MARIE THORNTON Rosie FU1'IT13COttO5t3ff 41 BasketballManager 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1: E.H. -X. Z3 Dramatics Club 231-li-Times Staff 3pGlee Club l,Z, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Var- iety Show lg Minstrel Z, 3. FRANKLIN WOODROW WILKERSON Woody I-Ii-Times Staff 3, Minstrel 1, 2, Key Club 3, 4, Football Z, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 May Court 4. ' ,, fi ev WILLIAM EDWIN WILKINSON Bill Furmacotto Editor 43 Variety Show Z, Key Club Z, Vice-President 3, President 4, Chief Marshal 3, National Honor Society 3, 45 Hi-Times Editor 33 Basketball l, Z, Boys' State Representative 33 E-and l, Z, Student Council Z, May Court Z5 Min- strelZ, 3gCheerleader l, Z, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Glee Club 1, Z. SAMUEL ARMSTRONG WILSON nsammyn Glee Club l,2g Minstrel Z5 4-H C lub l,Z,3,4. f ' 'Q , paw! on , W- if . , as, Wu N , Www' Dramatics Club Z, Bus Driver 43 Glee Club 1, 2, ,AI 31 Mixed Chorus 4, Speech Club 2, 33 Minstrel l. X V I SENIORS Cracks Of Zim: HIS T O RY In the fall of 1951, our large Freshman class slowly pushed our way into the bewildering rush of our high schoolcareer. There to guide us over the first rough spots of high school life were Miss Rachel Jones and Mr. George Shackel- ford as our homeroom teachers. We elected that year as our class presidents, Bobby Rice and Marshall Southern and as our Student Council representatives, James Andrews and John Lynch. Our Freshman year passed quickly with new studies,class parties,Teen Age Club, club activities and just plain fun. ln May we elected Esther Payne,Jerry Foster, Mickie Crumpler, and Marshall South- ern as May Court attendants. After a full summer we resumed our studies as Sophomores in September, 1952. Our sponsors were Mrs. Bill Abernathy and Mr. Archie Walker. That year we had Jean Nichols and James Andrews as class presidents and Bobby Riggs and Bill Wilkinson as our representatives to the Student Council. Spring brought forth the election of May Court attendants,who were Marcille Van Liere, John Lynch, Ellen Turner, and Bill Wilkinson. We ended our Sophomore year with a party at Burlington Park and a visit to Dr. McDade's museum. We could hardly believe that we had finished our second year in high school. As Juniors in 1953, we were showered with many new responsibilities. Mrs. Curtis Clark and Mr. Elmo Allgood directed us in publishing the Hi-Times, selling magazines, planning the Junior-Senior Banquet, ordering class rings, as well as keeping up with our studies. John Lynch and Jack Keasler were cho- sen as presidents of our classes. Marcille Van Liere served as Vice-President of the Student Council with Hilda Faucette and John Lynch as our Council rep- resentatives. Bill Wilkinson was elected editor of the Hi-Times. We were proud of the way our class worked together on the Junior-Senior Banquet and we glow- ed with happiness on the night of March 19 when our Oriental Banquet was a suc- cess. That year our May Day attendants were Patricia Davis and Libby Smith with James Andrews and Bryan Holt as their escorts. Marcille Van Liere and Bill Wilkinson were awarded the honors of being our representatives to Girls' and Boys'States. As the sun rose on graduation day it found us furiously Work- ing to finish our flower arches under which the Seniors would soon be marching, Our farewell song to the Seniors was a sad one for we realized that along with losing some of our dearestfriends we were leaving behind one of our most won- derful years in high school. Our marshals were Bill Wilkinson, Chief: Anne Strickland, Marcille Van Liereg Ellen Turner, Bobby Riggs: Caudell Clark and John Lynch. The long awaited time had arrived - the fall of 1954. At last we were Seniors' For our lastmemorable year we were sponsored by a new member of the faculty,Miss Betty Jo l-lill,and our dear friend from the Junior Class, Mrs. Curtis Clark. There were many elections to be held. Jean Nichols was chosen as president of our Senior Class and Esther Payne and Jean Nichols were our Student Council representatives,al ong with Marcille Van Liere who was Presi- dent of the StudentBody, Bill Wilkinson was elected editor-in-chief of the Fur- macotto. ln October Esther Payne was croumed queen of the Home Coming Fes- tivities. Nfter the Christmas holidays our roles as Seniors lecame even more complicated. We elected superlatives, chose our mascots, selected our Senior Play,ordered our invitations and calling cards,were measured for our caps and gowns and worked diligently on the Furmacotto. We certainly enjoyed pausing for a while on March Z5 to attend a very nice Junior-Senior Banquet and Dance given for us by the Juniors. After the Banquet we resumed our work on the Senior play, ' Double Door and presented it on April ZZ. When the play work was done we rushed into preparation for May Day Exercises. Esther Payne and Bryan Holt were elected to reign as queen and king with Libby Atkins as maid of honor and Woody Wilkerson as her escort. ln May the final week began to unfold as we listened to an inspiring Bacc- alaureate sermon. Finally we donned our caps and gowns and marched down the aisle of our auditorium for the last time as students of Mebane High School. The dc-or to the world lay before us, and the keys, our cherished diplomas, were in our hands. J Whvvls FRIENDLIEST Rose Marie Thornton James Andrews 5 . 74 2 In 41 fy ,. ,Q X X X N M Ti .- N vxx 21' diff BEST ALL ROUND Tommy Loftis Esther Payne Compliments of DOGWOOD GOLF COURSE , -'nr 1 A tr ,., ,-4 Che Big Wheels MOST INTELLECTUA-XL. Marcille Yan Lxere Bill W11kinson X Q H! ,vii Y 1: ay, xi f L MQ A1 1: H x fi' if I . ,Lf , . J ' I4 L- . 1 iiffuv v duff F Y ' ' , 'A ,-'.,- H X Y f, yg F I X: Q 5 ' 1 , is fff' 1-f i V I J , 12 1 ,A K: I w'-'52 ' In 'L F r MOST UEPIQNDABLH V' X Lxbby Atluns f 1 fi 'I ommy Loftis '-5 ' H 'wi Compliments of NIHUANIZA KIWANIS VLIYIH Yr- 4 -1 67055 Fics Of Che Qufure CLASS PROPHECY It's the year 1965, and the graduating class of 1955 has boarded a train to Washington for a class reunion. They spend hours exploring the train, asking questions, and congregating in the club car to gossip. Here are the notes taken by the old class secretary, Libby Atkins: Three girls from the class are teaching school--Jean Nichols, the third grade, JoAnn Yancey, home economicsg and Esther Payne, physical education fher girls just won another championshipl. After brief military services, James Workman and Woodrow Wilkerson started farming and are raising that old nicotine weed. On our color television sets,Fred Carter has been seen as the star of the Washington Redskins. JoAnn McAdams, Libby Atkins, Billie Jean Smith, Rosalie Shields, Bar- bara Neville, and Hilda Faucette have opened Mebane's first college, Better Sec- retaries Business School. Ellen Turner is working at the Methodist Church as secretary to the Min- ister, Tommy Loftis. Thege girls, Phyllis Hawkins, Pat Garrett, Mary Ellen Lewis, and Mary Ellen Atkins have become bridge fiends as an escape from the labors of child care. The class of '55 also produced two brush pushers g Kae Nelson, a com- mercial artist, and Ray Jenkins, a house painter. Elbert Garner, Benny Murphy, William Mclaaurin, and Richard Patterson are now general superintendents in Jack Keasler's textile mill down in South Carolina--he finally made it back home. Recently opened was The Business Bureau , managed by Bill Wilkinson and Bobby Riggs. The office is kept cheerful throughout the day by the bundle of joy , Rose Marie Thornton. Employed by the state, Bobby Jones was found to be a forester and Norma Kay Shoe, a trouble shooter for the S. B. l. Shirley Andrews and Betty Jean Sykes, ticket girls at the Bijou Theatre, have for their manager Bobby Scarlett. John Lynchis a psycho-analyst in the Navy, and has been to Europe to see the Louvre. Someone had seen a huge pasture with a number of dairy cows. The mail- box in the corner read Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Wilson. Could the Mrs. be Anne Strickland 7 Larry Wilkinson owns a furniture factory and is manufacturing the fur- niture which Charlotte Thomas designs. Uncle Sam'5 recruiting officer in the Mebane area is Patsy Brown. Mebane also has quite a few merchants from the class--Marshall Southern runs a feed mill, James Andrews,a drug store, and Phil Smith and Howard Lee are partners in a supermarket. Ophelia Holt and Helen Langley are operating a beauty shop. Randy's Record Shop, previously heard over station WCKY, has been re' placed by Freddie Jobe and the Cook's Store Boys. Though we were worried a little about Marcille Van Liere when she couldn 't decide on a career for herself, she at last has become North Carolina's first woman Senator. Bryan Holt and Bobby Rice now are pilots for Eastern Airlines with Re- becca Patterson and Janet Morris for their efficient stewardesses. Cleo Graves was found assisting Mebane's number one dentist, Dr. Cau- dell Clark. Yes, these are the notes taken in 1965 . . . what will they be in 19757' Senior Snapshots 'M r -5- 1,131 ' I SQA g c A1 15x . W: if 3' 4 ...N- 3 . :z ' R. A ' , - U I '1 -af!-...f- ' Q. I . E '5f'L1 fl 7+-T W QQ LT' Che Smakc We Keane Behind LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of 1955, are getting ready to board our trains of life , and while packing our bags,we find we have a few things we do not need, Being of sound minds and bodies therefore we d 'll th of Mebane High School. , , o wi e said items to the Juniors Patricia Garrett, Libby Atkins, and Mary Ellen Atkins leave their ability to use a rolling pin to Barbara Sykes and Bessie Brooks. Larry Wilkinson, John Lynch, Bobby Riggs, and Woody Wilkerson will their love for younger girls to the other boys who can 't find a girl their own age. Esther Payne leaves her twelfth year bench-warming to Foy Thompson. Jean Nichols, Cleo Graves, and Bobby Scarlett leave their dependability and scholarly ways to Charlotte Williams, Carolyn Laws, and Judy Wilson. Caudell Clark and Anne Strickland will their perpetual-motion mouths to Betty Fritts, Cecil Caison, and Hilda Hoover. Mary Ellen Lewis, Charlotte Thomas, and Jo Ann McAdams bequeath all shorthand books, pads, pencils and teacher to Cora Hawkins, Janice Walters, Jo Oakley, and Doris Shieldsl Since JoAnn Yancey has decided to pass her figure to Bill Cook, Ophelia Holt gives hers to Linda Lanning. Sammy Wilson, Tommy Loftis, and Billie Jean Smith leave their shy ways to Howard York, Melvin Faucette, and David Pender. Ellen Turner and James Andrews give their love for cars to Eddie Lee and Charles Hughes. Fred Carter, Jack Keasler, and Richard Patterson gladly give their per- fumed football uniforms to Larry Miller, Zan White, and Braxton Stuckey. By the way, Bobby Jones hands to Edwin Robertson the water bucket. To Keith Griggs, Rosalie Shields leaves her height. Shirley Andrews, Patsy Brown, and Betty Jean Sykes will their out of town romances to E. C. Sykes and Donald Tickle. Bill Wilkinson, the office helper and his assistant, Marcille Van Liere, leave their positions to Jimmy Caviness,Faye McLeod and Barbara McCauley. Janet Morris, Benny Murphy, Rebecca Patterson, and Howard Lee be- queath their quiet ways to Tommy Evans, Don Greeson, and Tommy Pickett. Norma Kay fmoneybagsl Shoe wills her money-grabbing, mercenary ways to anybody who can chisel them out of her. Marshall Southern begrudgingly leaves his Casanova ways to his brother, Phil, and Bruce West. Kae Nelson, Bar-bara Neville, and Helen Langley give to Shirley Parker and Craig Sykes their love lives. Hilda Faucette and Phyllis Hawkins give their love for uniforms ffilled by servicemen, of coursel to Beth Sykes and Linda Rice. James Workman and Bobby Rice decided to will their lunch period drags to Dana Dixon. Realizing their excessive driving ability, Freddie Jobe and Bryan Holt pass a little of it on to Bobby Wynn, Donald Workman, and Gene Turner. That hep-cat Rosie Thornton leaves her cheerful ways to Archie Hobbs and Barbara Medlin. Elbert Garner, Ray Jenkins, Phil Smith, and William McLaurin are so glad to leave they don 't take time to will anything. We do declare this to be our Last Will and Testament,made this, the sec- ond day of June, 1955, WC' llsvd Z1 Z7 WHV5 'Chg Crain 3 , - lg- , A Q, , 4 q K i I x ' it - 1 -i ' H -,l 'f ZA I , 5- Wg. 5 . Vr' A i Qi N 4 ' . 1 .. 'W L ,, ' fr..qi- . V A A 'l kk,-j . 4 . ,i ,gl 'X -, 1 Q' f, 6,!'-,vim 'T gqfs K !':.a 3' , 4. F- .f- , wg. f , F A 5 - R 5 ' 'X 4-ri , ' , ,Y rg .. '52 V X Y ' K 2 V li I , , - A - fi 4 A ,I fi wc 4 -I 1 'V ' jf M4 J ' r 3,4 N, Q gy. 1 'A ? Q ,- ,N sf I' v , 4 Trix ff A A I . . . 3 X W ' ' , A '-J V . N in Qzhigs X 'JL I 1 X f' X ' 3 I 3 , ,U H 4 V I NJ' + W 11. h -..Ag ,, Tb'-X I b - :'n's,wk V KIM, N' V' . ,, , Ap' fy 5 0,1159 , . M ' 4 1 ' r Qin vu Q :X - X-3' 'V 1' ' K V f 1-'3 ' 0 1 -Y ' 1 ,ff 2:35 t 4 17137 R ' ,Ar K Y - . F ' 'lu' w I -'A n Fl '- V 4 if -nl v, , r ' K 4 . - ' v SH Q I . 'X , . . , . 4 . , li 'L I Shaw Crain Mary Ellen Lewis, Larry Wilkinson, Tommy Loftis, Bobby Riggs, Norma Kay Shoe, Mareille Van Liere, Hilda Eaucette, Bill Wilkinson, Caudell Clark, Jack Keasler, John Lynch, Ellen Turner. DOUBLE DOOR A Play in Three Acts By Elizabeth McFadden Avery, , Telson , , Louise ,,,. William . . . Anne Darrow , Caroline Van Bret. . . Victoria Van Bret Mr. Chase ..... Mortimer Neff . . Rip Van Bret . . . Dr. John Sully . . Lambert ..... Presented by the Senior Class of MEBANE HIGH SCHOOL Friday Evening, April ZZ, 1955 Eight O'C1ock SENIOR PLAY CAST .Mary Ellen Lewis . . . . Bobby Riggs . . Ellen Turner . . . Jack Keasler . . Hilda Faucette . Norma Kay Shoe Marcille Van Liere . . . Tommy Loftis . . . . John Lynch . . Bill Wilkinson . . . Caudell Clark . .Larry Wilkinson TEEN-AGE CLUB Pull Jn Here Once ,4 Week SPURTS .5 :rf ' 7 Donald Workman 14 3 Q c.. lr r '91 hid 4 f Larry Miller 'Z-'ln,n'.f , A ..x, ,' X - 1 Richard Patterson INDIVIDUA Edwards Rice Southern Hobbs Foster Workman U15 locamvtzve Hhugs ,'yQx':gf, T ' ' 1 4, Q 4' lf hiv KL-h lr 'C' Jerry Foster Dick Bell me 5 an m f 1' Ci 4' H if 5 J k 'Q xl 'rl ay James gh' .l ,Q l ,jf ,wffvr-Q,.: v Viijj Sv! xii. if X' PM H 'vfv , .- l r 'oi J , Ql 35 A if VV I Archie Hobbs li Ql d I . z .s ,ff wg sfigznffiwmiefilviafsv 35' X l 2. N' Qi ls, Q, AQ ' 4 I Jesse Edwards - Bobby Rxce C o-Captains ,ltcrass U16 Gridiron Q., -1 QQ li.. 4-4' C..- Vinny. fl v ' , .gf an G' A ' A, - R l Q 1 f K -2' l' ' I' ll ke Z Wm Z A1 - . . an 1 e Q Y' , 'ri . -l V l. Woodrow Wilkerson WV lx w l 5 W' Z' Ray Marshall Southern , I' F 2 RL, i 'wi A 1- .J FQ, '1 -X -... -' 'I Caudell Clark 'Q lofi, . V i qi, ' . , . x y-' - if ' jx! g I X , J V , l I l Q' X-'PQ 5 Jimmy Caviness ish' f . fa ,qv b S' if i Phil southern E' we-,f -' f. ,HQ it gi . ll X 1 - X 'HQ , ' ' , ' , 1 N f w I ' K I - ' tm if -FQ! David Moore X mf. I . H 1, 1 -xg, Y , at i wr 1 V ' -1 I 1. XX- Q X 1 .43 XJ ' , J -3:3 hnfx,-Z.. fx i F Th A Q QQ A ki 1 K oy ompson I wg? 'jllizj . 'vf fi! ' J L fQ',, :g r H122 1 I Li'M:'hfl'2+5,r5 efgglrgrve' :J 5- ,::'f:, .....,. ,. Wir. ...- ,U -.,. ,....,., Km: Nix .lack Keasler es 'SRX ,-2255355 , .-... - A W , .- ,- X , 3 Q 3 gms FOOTBALL SCORES 1. -0- It s Archie Walker - Harley Cantrell Coaches UEY 'S C-ROCERY 1 Burlington J. V. Rankin O Mebane 3 Mebane O Z7 Liberty 0 Mebane 27 A. Wilson O Mebane Z0 E. M. Holt 6 Mebane O Ossipee 0 Mebane Z0 Bethel Hill O Mebane 19 Haw River 14 Mebane 17 Siler City 18 Mebane 26 Bessemer 2.6 Mebane 13 X mp' .. , pw ,. 6. I -1 'mmf 'V' 4, Y, X ,- s 27, 5 f ' - 1 Q ,Cowmalizfa facamofive, Steam, Steam, Steam--- C1 ' xx X, , Vx I x X f , f , lZ,m'f4o V225 Aefe rf X M-:'ff iw- f , 1' Sh -57QMz4'a Wnfdko H641 ME e,zfie4aQfz: ,X- i x X fill Page Gflf me ml AAQE f RUDD S FIRESTONE X X X K 1 KR ,W . . f f R ,.,.4 414 e fivtvfiafznf X, faadra Pcgylef f NWI '-.1 wif' .' 'Nfl Y u IIN, 1 1 sr 'BS1 1, vu --H. . ... ' ' ' They Steam N 1 1 I 'Z ' 4 1'-I' ,Q l , f. r ,. ,.g:,1, H' '1. fri., Ji: 1 ff if f 4 74,1 ,, First Row: Libby Atkins, Jo Oakley, Beth Sykes, Doris Shields, Barbara Mc- Cauley,Charlotte Williams,Faye McLeod. Second Row: Gloria Workman, Geri Tripp, Rosa Wilkerson, Kay Isley, Glenda Workman, Priscilla McGee, Sara Maultsby, Linda Rice, Rose Marie Thornton, Manager. Mr. George Shackelford, GIRLS ' BASKETBALL SCORES Coach. Gibsonville bl Mebane Mebane All Stars 33 Mebane Elon 40 Mebane Alexander Wilson 39 Mebane Sylvan 59 Mebane Aycock 44 Mebane Pleasant Grove 34 Mebrme Ossipr-Q 15 Mcbanc E11 Whitney 63 Mebane Haw River 47 Mebane Elon Alexander Wilson Sylvan Aycock Pleasant Grove Ossipee Eli Whitney E. M, Holt Haw River E. M. Holt Complimenls of UFTTY SNACK SHACK Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebanc Mebane Mebane Mc-bane Mebane Mebanc Mebane 42 58 49 50 51 48 56 50 60 51 Dawn Clic' 60ur! Inner- -I. T,.J.....T Wil 3155, 2711! rf 5 ' Y , w First Row: Randall Smith, Phil Medlin, Donald Dollar, Ervin Poteat, Marshall Southern, Phil Southern, Jimmy Scoggins. Second Row: Foy Thompson, Billy Lineberry, Bobby Wynn, Gene Compton, Bryan Holt, Larry Wilkinson, W. Z. Ray. Mr. George Shackelford, Coach. P ' l BOYS' BASKETBALL SCORES Gibsonville 42 Mebane 46 Elon Mebane Mebane All Stars 22 Mebane 49 Alexander Wilson Mebane Elon 55 Mebane 54 Sylvan Mebane Alexander Wilson 45 Mebane 47 Aycock Mebane Sylvan 63 Mebane 52 Pleasant Grove Mebane Aycock 55 Mebane 31 Ossipee Mebane Pleasant Grove 43 Mebane 40 Eli Whitney Mebane Ossipee 51 Mebane 40 E. M. Holt Mebane Eli Whitney 51 Mebane 30 Haw River Mebane Haw River 53 Mebane 54 E. M. Holt Mebane Compliments of MAGIC CLEANERS M, Cracking ,Around Cnc Dinnwnd v.. w 'cT 'A1??1'C1.f Q. it u Gene Turner ,. A 1, Q el ff K' r .ff : , ' x , ' il X V I Q 4 fr' L' v L. 3 ' : -,- 1 Marshall Southern 1 . XY W. Z. Ray Tommy Kirk Donald Tickle f 1 Q. . L. , 171 n 'I 'X in as .. I . A vfvl . . Phrl Southern Phxl Medhn 5.,,, S. Q-' 5 Howard Allen N? ,. 4, Jesse Edwards 1- 9 S 1 Q! Jimmy Scoggins 1 L. Jay James Mickey Walker 5, L. C'v ' 1 Benny Murphy rf 3 ff P Freddie Jobe . wp.--' ' F Y I, If yn . 1 1 r . I' ' A ' f Harley Cantrell Coach S 5 Ervin Poteat Compliments of MEBANF FLOWER SHOP 4 2 .4 Billy Cook Randall Smith L f EW C Don Workman u-11 ,i Rufford Phillips va. Jack Keasler ,B-. 5:- . . 'S s f ind f. Foy Thompson 5' 1 HCTIVITIES MAY cou RT leaygffy nls of MEBANE THEATRI-' X Z l I 1 1 H . ! l F n Seated: Caroly Se ret y' J a L F y Ti if 1MmlMwmMy8wmm NEWSPAPER STAFF il' CFC .- SSP an sim ' ' 5 Seated: Barbara McCauley,Linda Lanning, Doris Shields, Jo Oakley, Larry Miller, Betty Fritts, Dana Dixon, Linda Rice, Don Workman, Faye McLeod, Don Tickle, Associate Editor, Zan White, Editor-in-Chief. Standing: Phil Southern, Eddie Lee,Cecil Caison, Foy Thompson, Carolyn Laws, Judy Wilson, Beth Sykes, Barbara Medlin, Charlotte Williams, Tommy Pickett, Georgia Caloyianis. 00 R, 00 asv ff' 1 ':' 9 1 1 1 ,QQ -N Mk Jyjfn wf Compliments of DELP'S BAR-B-Q Special Passenger. MARSHALS Charlotte Williams, E. C. Sykes, Car- olyn Laws, Tommy Pickett, Barbara McCauley, Zan White. ON RFU '20, ja, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 5 r w Q 1 ' 51.4, 1 .x1f'7' l Eli!! Nh, .M 1 c-, 'gt -,f 'N ' f5'Nxf,,, aut' 4 - ,Y A Y 'lgli A , , i, WZ' his-. First How: Barbara Sykeg, Carolyn Laws, Vice President, John Lynch, President, Ellen Turner, 51-crrgtaryg Hobby Rigg5,'l're:i5urc-rg Norma K. Shoe, Charlotte Williams. Second Row: Jean Nic- hola, Zzm White, .lean Williams, Tommy Pickc-tt, llildri Faucette, Marcille Van Licre, Barbara Mcf1:iuley,Annf'Strirlllzinfi.E.C.5ykr'5,Bill Wilkinson,.lack Keas1er,Miss Betty JoHill,5ponsor, King 9dr Ure Porter -L, -...1 LJ I ,.,1 KEY CLUB Reading Clockwise: Bill Wilkinson, President, Zan White, Vice Presi- dentg Marshall Southern, Donald Workman, Caudell Clark, Jesse Ed- wards, Dana Dixon, Jimmy Caviness, Tommy Loftis, David Moore, Phil Southern, Donald Tickle, Woodrow Wilkerson,Cecil Caison, John Lynch, Treasurer, Larry Miller, Secretary. fmt. LIBRARY STAFF S-I 3, . tins, : , .t rails or J Q Seated: Janice Pender, Amanda Workman, Cleo Graves, Barbara Neville, Barbara Richmond, Joan Cheek. Standing: Sandra Laws, Becky Correll, Joan Thomas, Judy Amick, Janice Walters, Rosalie Shields, Hilda Hoover. Complimenfs of WHITE HOTEL and GRILL Che Uiirkety Hack ffhaing Hack ----- GLEE CLUB ' J , fri, .+,,.-l-5 fl ' ' N Q. . .1 31 1 haf one Al on 4 haw- W-.- ,r wa First Row: Garrett, Rembert,Tyson, Lanning, Laws, Smith, Manager, C01-rell Librarian, Payne, Presidentg Caloyianis,Secretaryg Hawkins,Librariang Thornton, Edwards, Young, Jones, Phillips. Second Row:Graves,Wi1liams, Langley, Payne, Yancey, Fox, Parker, Wilson, Faucette, Nichols, Strickland, Richmond, Catlett, Amick, Thomas. Third Row: Atkins, Holt, Shields, I-lodge, Lewis, Thomas, Phelps, Tripp, Van Liere, Turner, Wilkerson, Nelson, Workman, Cheek, Neville, Pen- der. Mrs. Dorothy Sutton, Director. -ig 414' 1, 7,1-7+-W-, -K A f L L1 -Y -rr -1 45 - ' U A'-'L 3.4! it-lui 1,1 WJ ,-n1!l1'l uw, f - N , x A 0 QF? Co P: Q First Row: lJhil1ips,Rembert, Tyson, Lanning, McGee, Garrett, President, Holt, Secretary, Fau- ccttr:,Man:1gerg Hawkins, Thornton, Edwards, Young, Jones, Cates, Robertson, White, lloftis, Li- brarian. SecondRow:William5,P:1ynQ, Langley, Smith, Lunsford, Fox, Corrvll, Payne, Nichols, Strickland, Richmond, Check, Pender, Poe, Wilkinson, Dixon. Third Row: Atkins, Thomas, Shields, Hodge,l.ewis,Y:lnc'L-y,Phe-lps,V:1nl.iere,Tripp,Van Liere,Turncr,Caloyiani5, Wilkerson, Work- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'lkf . . Mrs. Dorothy Sutton, Director. man, Ihomns, Riggs, Librfirmn, Workman, Clark, Wx cr-,on Hayman ,4 nd Dispalchers B U S D R IV E R S James Workman, Billy Cook, Bryan Holt, James Andrews, Craig Sykes. SPEECH CLUB V7 Cleo Graves, Eugene Wynn, Glenda Workman, Billy Lineberry, Geri Tripp, Zan White, Sara Mault shy, Barbara Neville, Amanda Workman. Miss Betty Jo Hill, Sponsor. ,...- Side Cracks ...1 .. . - - .-'r..-.7--r--'--W '- .,--s - , Q, . L . h 4. - v J-.:--,- . 7-hm-1 4+-r-WA . - fx. R - , L , - --1 Y , , ' 1.1 - . ' - ' ':-.4- 1 Vi f Y' x1,',.Qf 9- si . Q' 9' ' l FllA. af First Row: Jones, Parker, Maultsby, Phillips, Williams, Pender, Edwards, Tyson. Second Row: Nichols, Strickland, Laws, Lanning, Hawkins, Young, Wilson. Third Row: Wilkerson, Medlin, Parker,Yancey,, Correll, Rembert. Fourth Row: Phelps, Payne, Workman, Tripp, McGee,' Fifth Row: Amick,Cheek, Bartis,Van Liere, Sixth Row: Richmond, Miss Patsy Teer,Faculty Advisor. 4 H CLUB Mr-mbers: Aulbert, Breitmeier, Byrd,CeCil, A.Crumpler, P. Crumpler, Durllev, Evans, Fartliing, Fauccttc, J. Foster, L. Foster, S. Foster, Garrison, F. Glosson, H. Glosson, W. Grzivittcf, W. Gravittv, F. Harris, L. Harris, W. Harris, I-It-ath, Hughes, Huntlcy, Jamcs, Johnson, Jones, Kenyon, Kimbro, Kirk, Kirkpatrick, Lanning, Lee, H. Lemons, Lemons, Lloyrl, Lunsford, Lynch, N. Maultshy, 5. Maultsby, Secretaryg Moore, Muse, Oaklc-y, Parker, Penrlc-r, Richmond, Riggins, N. Shields, R. Shields, Song Leader, T. Shields, W. Shields, Shoe, Shotwr-ll, A. Smith, G. Smith, Solomon, Tripp, President, Wells, Wilkerson, Williams, S. Wilson, T. Wilson, Winrlsor, Glcnrla Workman, Vice President, G. Workman, G. Workman, Yancey. Sfull Steam Ahead... i 17 5 6 !'o PM if at fl C1 MONOGRAM CLUB First Row: Strickland, Sykes, Van Liere, Turner, Shields, Williams, McLeod, Hawkins. Second Row: Thompson, Medlin, McCauley, Tripp, Oakley, Atkins, Southern. Third Row: Caviness, Sco- ggins,Carter, Wilkerson, Wilkinson, Riggs, Keasler. Fourth Row: Turner, Miller, Wynn, Jones, Stuckey, Wilkinson, Dixon, White, Murphy. Fifth Row: Clark, Workman, Southern, Hobbs, Pat- terson, Rice, Edwards, Auen, Ray. y'-.ilffi L BAND 'EL .lg 4 Lua X z-in-I BAND J FTF First Row: Lanning, Hoover, Lanning, Scarlett, Tripp, Pope, Isley, Wells, Young. Second Row: Young, Tickle, Farrar, Thornton, Yarbow, Spoon, Turner, Christopher, McAllister King Hicks I I Clark. Third Row: Kale,Baugus,Crumpler,Adkins,Shotwell,Weaver Gravitte Cralidock Work- . v v man. Fourth Row: Buckner, Gattis, Correll, Young,Pender, Maultsby, Workman, McLamb, Pen- er. Fith Row. Phillips, Nash, Amxck, Vick, Kirkpatrick. Mr. Roy Cole, Director. f... B' 1 ' in I -1 il HIIVEIIIISEIIIEIIIS r L, - Compliments of SOUTHERLAND DYEING 5 FINISHING MILLS. INC. MEBANE HOME TELEPHONE CO. Mebane North Carolina I WHITE FURNITURE COMPANY Q IIIFW lay G-IJ 'Ii JAMES ELECTRIC 81 FURNITURE CO. Dial 3- 3751 Mebane North Carolina You are cordially invited to pat- ronize this prescription Phar- macy co-operating with your physician to maintain the health and welfare of our community. WARREN'S DRUG STORE Mebane's Best Drug Store Phone 3- 3102 Compliments of INSURANCE 81 REALTY AGENCY, INC. R. A. Wilkinson, Mgr. Dial 3- 3241 Mebane North Carolina MEBANE FLOUR 8: FEED MILLS We Strive to Serve You. Manufacturers of Pure Made Flour Pig 8: Hog Ration Poultry Mashes Molasses Dairy Feeds Phone 3- 4574 Mebane North Carolina HAM'S USED CARS Meet The Gang At The CIRCUS BAR C1 GRILL M.E.Ham M. J. Ham The Best in Used Cars Phone 4913 Hy. 70 East Burlington Highway 70 East Mebane Compliments of FAUCETTE'S FURNITURE SHOP Custom Upholsters Dial 3-4611 Me bane North Carolina THE DAILY TIMES-NEWS PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE TIMES-NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,lNC. 2rfu,,,am Gounfyfx only 00,4 ofm,,a,,.q, -- Burlington North Carolina SING LEE LAUNDRY 220 West Front Street Phone: Dial 6-7177 Burlington North Carolina C. B. ELLIS MUSIC COMPANY Everything Musica1 Headquarters For Fine Musical Instruments Compliments of DAVID L. FRESHWATER GROCERY Mebane North Carolina In Mebane, Shop At COLEMAN'S DEPT. STORE Striving Daily to Gain and Retain Your Good Will by Deserving it. 107 E. Center Phone 3-5001 BAMBY BAKERY The Bread You Need For Energy Compliments of BROWN'S SERVICE STATION Dial 3-2925 Burlington North Carolina Mebane North Carolina BRADLEY TIRE SERVICE Recapping - Vulcanizing WILLOW-TREE DRIVE-IN Woody Oakley - Mgr. Phone 3-4394 Mebane North Carolina 0 'W , ?'RE ' j l 1 411 ex 1 My A Qin... 0 :ky Lax: Ly, JJ! K VII 1 lg, ffwg, fy 3. f 'T' Ui-,AW If-M 1 W. N 7 4 w e 1. . Q ll X IWW J nm ffl- 1 W , 1 1, L, V Q 'H cuu,'l'U g1 M -f I Q - 5 mnmf se y BURLINGTON COCA-COLA ' . .A BOTTLING CO. .. H-. 'N'- -L:-.:'..: -f Burlington North Carolina ALAMANCE GAS COMPANY PHILLIPS MOTOR COMPANY Hudson Sales 8: Service 333-'K v Gas 1414 Webb Avenue J. A. Goins, Manager Dial 6-8535 Burlington North Carolina Burlington North Carolina MEBANE ESSO SERVICE Atlas Tire, Batteries and Accessories Russ Kale, Mgr. 300 West Center St. Dial 3-2471 Complimenls of MEBANE GROCERY COMPANY Mebane North Carolina HUNTER'S ICE CREAM BAR C1 GRILL Across From East 70 Drive In Theater 1 Mile West of Haw River JAMES E. KIMBRO Insurance Auto-Casualty-Fire-Hail 116 Clay Street Office Phone 3-2622 Residence 3-2623 Mebane North Carolina Compliments of Complimenls of HALL'S HOBBY LAND R. E. BOONE LAUNDRY Cr CLEANERS Your Year Around Toy and Hobby Store Phone 8464 l ' Burlington North Carolina Burlington North Carolina BICK LONG MOTORS, INC. Dodge and Plymouth ELMER N. WILKERSON TRANSFER Sales and Service Dodge Job-Rated Trucks 1258 South Church Street Burlington North Carolina Phone 3- 3451 Mebane North Carolina Compliments of BARKLEY-OXFORD EQUIPMENT COMPANY WALTON LUMBER co.. INC. Allis-Chalmers New Holland New Idea Webb Ave. Phone 6-7725 Burlington North Carolina Mebane North Carolina Compliments A. 81 M. GRILL Pit Cooked Barbecue Pork or Beef Food At Its Best Is Our Aim We take this method of showing our appreciation of your splendid patronage. Charlie McAdams Dial 3-5022 Mebane North Carolina Compliments of fjffmzef uMZ7Zf!ydC'6lifl72tZ' Zwymyg 526. Mebane North Carolina FARMER'S SEED SERVICE Nutrena Feeds - Tested Seed of All Kinds Seed Treated and Cleaned Armour Fertilizer and Bag Lime 115 Ruffin street ' Mebane North Carolina MclEOD Oll COMPANY Gasoline - Fuel Oil - Kerosene D. J. McLeod, Manager Dial 3-3721 Mebane North Carolina R. NElSON PENDER Life - Fire - Auto - Hail - Hospital Ins. Farm Bureau Insurance Company P. O. Box 287 Phones: Office: 3-2635 Residence: 3-3472 Mebane North Carolina 5, -t , . K :lr , I , , A 11- - L ,:,.f., ' at X 1 Q ' D ' , ' I f ' 4 , -v., 'lm ' - ' ' , ' ' W ' W ' .sr ' , f S, J f. 1 f t ' f ' Yitjrij K t :yu up x ' - -vit' 4'vr' 1 ' 1 -:P -ez, x XX aa 'Q 1 v 9 -9 1 4 't r sr r bw w '- ilk , x w, . t, '., N' Jw LABEL i OF QUALITY ln these days of exaggerated claims, fancy gadgets and double talk concerning bedding, it is comforting to know KINGSDOWN is a label you can trust. Here is honest value, reasonably priced-backed by a manufacturer My 5 whose 50-year reputation for quality mat- -,:-.- tresses and bedding products is your guar- , Q' ,,., , 'K '-.,, , antee of satisfaction. Sure KINGSDOWN ,.'. ': U '--f In has exclusive features not to be ' 'K r -f. '. found in any other mattress, ',.,,: ,., pf- ',, ,T -, ,k', V.-1, M -,.,-. but more important, lj' 'Qff ,.,Q.T' . ' zl' ' V ,,,,, KINGSDOWN gives 1 ...,...' 1 1 ' M YOU bff-'Neff more ...: A ' ' 'W ' Ail' i restful sleep at a 1 A , F' Vp- . J-mswts-. A--M i , i , Q,- 1726: ' cost of only about - RLY- s?'Ia,,.ee.,-K:,1' i 2: a night. See A -1.4 ff ,,1' f - 4' V- 1 i your nearest ' i i I dealer soon - L you'll be' happy -- f'-s' ' ' , of years 0 some :' Z 1 'hc' YOU Clldl . ,,. . L Kwosoown is available in a choice of Regular or Firm-with . f'5iL'i:5 matching box springs, of course. ron ru: REST or Youn urs, cuoosf Pnonucrs sv MEBANE, NORTH cAnouNA THE MEBANE COMPANY THE EXCHANGE CLUB OE MEBANE S FORX gi 5 wwf of 1955 THE DURHAM BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MELVILLE CHEVROLET CO., INC saies - service Fil.- I Mebane North Carolina MEBANE LAUNDRY G DRY CLEANERS Serving Mebane and Surrounding Communities for 25 Years With Superior Quality Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service Dial 3-4251 THE MEBANE ENTERPRISE Alamance County's Leading Weekly Newspaper and Job Printing Since 1919 Subscription Price 51.50 A Year A Newspaper Advertisers Should Not Overlook 120 E. Center St. Dial 3-2125 Mebane North Carolina PENDER-AMICK, INC. Men's and Boy's Furnishings 122 Clay Street Dial 3-4191 Mebane North Carolina SUPERIOR SERVICE STATION, INC. Tires - Tubes - Batteries Lacy Pender, Manager Phone 3- 5061 Mebane North Carolina Compliments of SATTERFIELD SERVICE STATION and GROCERY Dial 3- 3721 Mebane North Carolina Compliments of GREEN'S FUEL GAS COMPANY Gas Ranges Gas Tobacco Curers Gas Heating 8: Water Heaters West Elm Street Graham North Carolina Compliments of The Mebane Division ROCKFISH-MEBANE YARN MILL, INC. Manufacturers of Fine Combed Cotton Yarns Mebane North Carolina MEBANE LUMBER CO., INC. Building Materials of Quality Phone 3- 2271 Mebane North Carolina MEBANE SERVICE Open Formula Feeds and Fertilizers Quality Seeds of Known Origin Custom Grinding and Mixing 'llt pays To Patronize Your Own Business 's Riley T. Hamilton, Manager Dial 3-2631 X ., 1, ini e 'Ia 6 ' ww CQ mzfrxxn 69 Reddy Kilowatt will be your partner for a satisfying and useful life. DUKE POWER COMPANY Serving the Piedmont Carolinas McDADE APPLIANCE CO. General Electric Appliances RCA Victor Radio 8: Television Phone 3- 3051 TOWN CAFE Teenagers Welcome To The Town Cafe Manager, Ellie Griffin Mebane North Carolina Phone 3-2613 T- L- -Ieff1'eY5 G- C- Amick Always a Friendly Welcome CENTRAL MOTOR G' TIRE CO., HUEY'S INC. Desoto - Plymouth Sales - Service Dial 3- 3981 Mebane North Carolina Delicious Bar-B-Que Cooked Fresh Daily Closed Mondays Phone: 6-64427 Hwy. 100 and 87 W. of Burlington, N. C. Compliments of Roses 5, 10 ff 25c STORE MEBANE BEAUTY SHOP For Appointm ent Dial 3-2861 Mebane North Carolina Mebane North Carolina Compliments of CITY MARKET RIGGS SHOE COMPANY The Friendly Store The Shoe Place of Mebane Telephone 3-2361 Mebane North Carolina Mebane North Carolina TYSON-MALONE HARDWARE CO. ATKINS SERVICE STATION C. B. Atkins, Mgr. Dial 3-2131 Highway 49 - Route 3 Mebahe North Carolina Mebane North Carolina THE REMNANT SHOP Sew Much For Sew Little Haw River North Carolina NEW FARMERS C1 PLANTERS WAREHOUSE For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco W. E. fDubj Allen, W. C. fBil1l Coates, Jr. and S. T. Mishoe, Props. Mebane North Carolina T. N. BOONE TAILORS Headquarters for Stylish, Made to Order Clothes for Students Since 1914 Tuxedo and White Dinner Jacket Rentals Burlington North Carolina Home Ownership Safeguard To American Liberty FIRST SAVINGS 6' LOAN FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Nunun, +o 0:1 ASSOCIATION E O Q know: Hoxxc 124 West Clay St. Mebane North Carolina R AND W MARKET 106 N. Center St. Phone 3-5031 Get a Liberal Education in Thrift by Shopping in the New BELK-BECK CO. Compliments of ALAMANCE CAMERA Er SPORT CENTER 215 East Front St. Burlington North Carolina NOBLE OIL COMPANY Kerosene at Fuel Oil Deliveries Dial 3- 3061 Mebane North Carolina Fabrics for Home Sewing MEBANE REMNANT SHOP RUBY 'MAE DRESS sHoP Things To Wear For Ladies Who Care Phone 3-298 5 Mebane North Carolina Compliments of ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Dial 3- 3611 Mebane North Carolina MEBANE WASHATERIA One-Day Service Wash and Dry Dial 3-4343 MALONE-CRAWFORD COMPANY Men's and Young Men's Store 112 W. Clay Street Phone 3-2801 Mebane North Carolina TIIE GIJLDEN RULE STORE THE STORE Of OUAUTV, PRICE AND SERVICEI' Dealers In Granules, Fresh Mears, S F d hash Vegetables, Seeds. Flour ond fe d H. E. Wilkinson, Mgr. . ,fl Compliments of BRADLEY-TRU IT JEWELRY For Smooth Gifts Pick from our Wide Selections Phone 3-4194 THE CAROLINA CAFE Bar-B-Que - Sandwiches Regular Dinners Phone 3-4605 Mebane North Carolina Two Miles West of Mebane U S Compliments of N ,.,.,Q51'f T D , Y .. KJ? tg E 1 .gs-,ir L R igiiiggfggsii, E W ,Q'22 WILLOW TREE ESSO O 150 3 OFFICE SALES 5' SERVICE 256 W. Davis St. Phone 6-2353 Phone 1556 Burlington North Carolina Haw River North Carolina . Ol-ll EPS! O PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Of Burlington Highway Number 70 The Shopping Center of Piedmont North Carolina Burlington North Carolina Durham North Carolina Keeping Faith With The Community For Twenty-Two Years Always Best In Quality Service gl Price C ROLINA - 0 DRUG Your Friendly Rexall Drug Store Rendering a broader health service to three counties. Dial 3-6000 Mebane North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of -rz co JEFFREYS SERVICE Next to Post Office Mebane North Carolina CRAFTIOUE, INC. in Compliments of WILLIAM LYNCH STUDIOS Portraiture and Commercial Photography Dial 3-4521 Mebane North Carolina Mebane North Carolina KAY-DAY TILE 6' CARPET CO. Rubber Tile - Asphalt Tile Inlaid Linoleum Broadloom Carpet 818-820 Church St. Phone 6-2003 Burlington North Carolina JOBE'S BEAUTY SALON Professional Care is Best For The Hair 502 South 3rd St. Dial 3- 3395 Mebane North Carolina H Er H AUTO PARTS Compliments of DUNCAN'S FOOD STORE Hinshaw Sz Sons, Owner Box 977 Phone 3-3801 Burlington North Carolina Mebane North Carolina ,mx ' f nu 'muounn Compliments of MELVILLE DAIRY Burlington North Carolina Alamance County's Finest Store Since 1872 Burlington Owned Burlington Managed sw.,,,Q, THE EAGLE out GWR. COMPANY Mer . 'tk Compliments of ' Texaco Products G O L D N' S 34 Years of Dependable Service SRLXRT SHOES 1921 - 1955 IO7 E. FQONT ST. 0 TELEPHONE 6-1605 BURLINGTON, Noam CAROLINA Dial 3-2741 Mebane North Carolina Cars 5 W Trucks FWD , Sales Service EBAN OTOR CO PAN Jack Nash - Proprietor 400 West Center Street Phone 3-2071 Mebane North Carolina Burlington BlAl0CKS Tuxedo Sales and Rental Service North Carolina Graduate to Greater Food Savings At Your Friendly C0l0NlAl STORES Jls-WJ! 'lm sgkx P' .. tx I 1,3 X .IQ Peaches 'N Cream Childi-en's Dresses X wx - v - ox h .EX Y wig. K L'tt1 M' P ' here's QNX XS 1 e iss riss, ' X X a brand new frock, As crisp as a cookie and f as neat as a block. You'11 look like a princess NSN S Q- In a fairy-tale dream, All dressed up in your Peaches 'N Cream. 3 ! f PP R EL IN C J 9 ' P. O. Box 232 'W Phone 3-4121 Mebane North Carolina 5WKWxXKx4x L, 5 f:'!, fn- L H-ll- , 1 311, gl f, , . 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