Mebane High School - Furmacotto Yearbook (Mebane, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

MEBANE HIGH SCHOOL . . . the buildings . . .the people . . . the events . . .the routines which were an integral part of the formative years of our lives . . . . . .the moments we relived a thou- sand times . . . . . .the moments that can never be relived and can never be forgotten. . . DEDICATION Because of your willingness to serve, Mrs. Arnick, our annual has become increasingly successful through the years. We, the Class of '59, fully appreciate the responsibility and complete cooperation that you have willingly given us as you gave it in past years. We shall long remember your heart-felt dedication to the school, to the students, and to 6 the Furmacotto. FACULTY Mrs. Iris Abernathy Elon College Science Science Fair Sponsor Mrs. Rachel Amick Atlantic Christian College English, Math ______ Yearbook Sponsor Mrs. Carolyn Clark Lenoir-Rhyne College Social Studies, French Junior-Senior Banquet Sponsor Honor Society Sponsor Mrs. Mary Louise Clark Appalachian State Teachers College Commercial Subjects Senior Class Sponsor Mrs. Mozelle Lee Collins East Carolina College Eighth Grade Miss Dorothy Keck Elon College Public School Music Mr. Charles Maynard Elon College Seventh Grade Junior-Varsity Basketball Coach, Junior-Varsity Football Coach Mrs. Caroline McAdams W. C. U. N. C. Home Economics F. H. A. Club Sponsor Mr. Jack McFadyen Elon, College Music, Algebra Glee Club Director Mrs. Frances Miller Meredith College Assistant Librarian Not Pictured: Mrs. Elizabeth Bolden W. C. U. N. C. Junior High Librarian FACULTY Mr. Henry Richards Elon College Speech, Social Studies Debating Coach Mrs. Merle Riggs W. C. U. N. C. Foreign Languages, Librarian, Guidance Counselor, Student Council Sponsor Mr. George Shackelford Elon College, U. N. C. Civics, Health, Physical Education Basketball Coach Mrs. Mae Edla Shaw W. C. U. N. C. Eighth Grade Junior High Student Council Sponsor Mr. Jimmy Sparks Elon College English, Science Science Fair Sponsor Miss Sarah Thompson Converse College Seventh Grade Junior High Newspaper Sponsor Miss Marie Tyson W. C. U. N. C. English Mr. Archie vValker Elon College Social Studies, Diversified Occupations Varsity Football Coach Mrs. Margaret Warren Greensboro College Seventh Grade Mr. Joe W. Widenhouse, Jr. High Point College Eighth Grade Varsity Baseball Coach, Varsity Football Coach Mr. E. M. Yoder Principal ADMINISTRATION Through the years the guiding hand of our school has been our principal, Mr. E. M. Yoder. Since his arrival our school has grown and pros- pered. Students and faculty alike agree that he has never made a decision that was not in the basic interest of all concerned. Mrs. Fannie Warren Mrs. Peggy Dudley Dietician Secretary Two of the most important members of the administrative staff are the office secretary and the dietician. All through the school year these ladies perform their respective tasks with expertness and diligence. The clockwork adminis- tration of our school is partially a re- sult of the proficiency of these two. From left to right: Elizabeth Albright. Judy McGee, Franklin Child- ress, James Wells, Pat Heath. Each school day the rural students are transported to and from school by our bus drivers. That the students are on time for the first classes can be at- tributed to the efficiency and prompt- ness of the five student drivers shown at left. r SENIORS JACQUELINE SANDRA ALLRED Booger F. H. A. 1,2; Furmacotto Staff 4; Hi-Times Staff 3. GEORGE ALLEN BRAXTON Braxton Baseball 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 3; Glee Club 1,3; Hi-Times Staff 3; Key Club 4; Mono- gram Club 2,3,4. JACKIE CARLTON BUCKNER Constable D. O. 4; Band 1. DONALD HUGHES CAISON Donnie Football 4; Superlative 4. FRANKLIN NELSON CHILDRESS Franklin Bus Driver 3,4; Glee Club 4. PATSY JUNE CRUMPLER Crump F.H.A. 1,2, Vice-President 3, President 4; F.T.A. 3, Vice-President 4; Glee Club 3; Hi-Times Staff 3. SHIRLEY ANN DAVIS Shirley Home Room Secretary 2; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 2,4; Superlative 4; Fall Festival Queen 2. GEORGE ALTON DODSON Dokin Basketball 3,4; Home Room Vice-President 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,4; Key Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Superlative 4. JOSEPH THOMAS FAUCETTE Joe’ D. O. 4; Superlative 4. FLORENCE ANN GRAVITTE Flossie' Basketball 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; Hi-Times Staff 3. SENIORS CHARLES JAY HARRIS, JR. Sniffy Homeroom Treasurer 1; Furmacotto Staff 4; Hi-Times Staff 3; Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 4; Marshal 3. SANDRA LOU HAWKINS Sandy F.H.A. 1,2; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2; Hi-Times Staff 3; Library Assistant 1. PATRICIA LOUISE HEATH Pat- Bus Driver 4; Homeroom Treasurer4; F.H.A. 1,2, Secretary 3; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2; Hi-Times Staff 2; Library Assistant 4; Student Council 1,2; Superlative 4. MONROE MARVIN JARRETT Marvin” D. O. 4. WARREN YANCEY JOBE Dub- Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,Captain 4; Home- room President 1,2; Football 2,3, Captain 4; F.T.A. 3; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1; Hi-Times Staff 3; Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 2,4, Secretary 3; May Court Attendant 1; May King 4; Monogram Club l,2,3,4;Student Coun- cil Vice-President 3, President 4; Superlative 4; Teenage Club Treasurer 2; Marshal 3. LARRY EUGENE KIRKPATRICK Bugeyes Football 2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Hi-Times Staff 3; Key Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Super- lative 4; F.T.A. 3; Baseball 1; Glee Club 1. JAMES DOUGLAS LEE Lee- Football 1,2,3,4; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1; Hi-Times Staff 3; Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 3, President 4; Marshal 3; May Court Attendant 2; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4. MARTHA ANN Me LAMB Sudie F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Library Assistant 4; May Court Atten- dant 2; May Queen 4; Monogram Club 2,3, 4; Superlative 4; Teenage Club Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, head 4; Band 1. MARGARET MACKAY MILLENDER Maggie Homeroom Treasurer 2; F.H.A. 1, Treasurer 2, President 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Hi-Times Staff 2, 3; Honor Society 3,4; Marshal 3; May Court Attendant 3; Superlative 4. ROBERT RAY NASH, JR. Robbie Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4: Superlative 4; Teenage Club Officer 4. SENIORS REBECCA ANN NEESE Anne F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3,4; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2; Hi-Times Staff 3. REDMOND CARL OAKLEY Redmond D. O. 4: Football 1,2,3,4; May Court Attendant 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Superlative 4. JESSE RONALD OAKLEY Ronny Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class President 1,4; Furmacotto Staff 4; Hi-Times Staff 2,3; Honor Society 3, President 4; Key Club 3, Secretary 4; Marshal 3; May Court Attendant 1; Mono- gram Club 2,3,4; Superlative 4. MARGARET FAYE PAYNE Payne Basketball 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Hi- Times Staff 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; May Court Attendant 2; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Library Assistant 1,4; Superlative 4. ROBERT ALLAN RHODES Unk Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Key Club 2, 3,4; May Court Attendant 2; Monogram Club 2,3,4. ROBERT THOMAS RICHARDSON Red” Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Glee Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. HARRY DALE RICHMOND Fuzzy D. O. 4; Glee Club 1. HAZEL RUTH ROGERS Rufus F.H.A. 1,2; Furmacotto Staff 4. PAULINE ELIZABETH SATTERFIELD Polly' Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 4; F.T.A. 3, Presi- dent 4; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Hi-Times Staff 3; Library Assistant 1,4; Mar- shal 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Honor Society 3, Secretary 4. ALMA FAYE SCARLETT F. H. A. 1; Glee Club 1,2,3. Faye” SENIORS WILLIAM COBB SHIELDS Cobb 4-H Club 1,2; Glee Club 1. DAVID THOMAS SQUIRES, JR. Tommy D.O. 4. BARBARA ANN SYKES Bobbie Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 2; Class Officer 3; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Library Assistant 3; May Court Attendant 1,4; Student Council 3, 4; Superlative 4. CHESTER MICHAEL TERRELL Mikey Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Class President 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,4; May Court Attendant 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4. CLAUDETTE GLADYS THOMAS Hoss F.H.A. 1,2,3; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Hi-Times Staff 2,3; Library Assistant 1,3; Superlative 4. WILLIAM KENNETH THOMAS Kenneth D. O. 3,4; Superlative 4. TED REECE THOMPSON Ted Home Room President 2; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1,4; Hi-Times Staff 2, Editor 3; Honor Society 4, vice president 3; Key Club 2, 4, vice president 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Student Council 1,2, secretary 3,4;Chief Mar- shal 3. MARY ELIZABETH THORNTON Elizabeth F.T.A. 3; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3. JAMES EDWARD TUCK Jimmy Baseball 1,2,3,4; D. O. 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. SAMUEL LANDIS WHITE Sam” Football 1,2,3, co-captain 4; Furmacotto Edi- tor 4; Hi-Times 2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 4; Marshal 3; May Court Attendant 3; Monogram Club 1,2,3.4; Homeroom vice- president 1; Athlete of the month 3. SENIORS KENNETH CURRY WILKINSON Nookie Football 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. GERALD DWIGHT WILLIAMS D. O. 3,4. Jerry DOROTHY RUTH WYNN Glee Club 2,4; Superlative 4. Dot TEDDY RAY YORK D. O. 4; Superlative 4. Ted DELORES ANNETTE YOUNG Annet Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4, Historian 2, Social Chairman 3, Treasur- er 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Furmacotto Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Hi-Times Staff 2,3; May Court Attendant 1; Superlative 4. HAZEL JANNETTE YOUNG Jannette F. H. A. 1,2,3.4, Historian 2, Treasurer 3, Social Chairman 4; Glee Club 1,2; Hi-Times Staff 3; May Court Attendant 3; Superlative 4. SUSAN SHACKELFORD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Shackelford Mascot ROGER SCARLETT Son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Scarlett Mascot 16 SENIOR SNAPS Is that our handsome Bug- eyes ? Woof and buddies really dished it out. There’ll Be Some Changes Made Sleepy or acting, Pauline? Shootin’ the bull with that old gang of yours, Kenneth? Check that clock, Mr. Yoder. Big Nook’s hot-rod really was handy. What ya reactin', Dokin? Just posing. SENIOR BEST ALL AROUND W. Y. Jobe and Annette Young MOST DEPENDABLE W.Y. Jobe and Pat Heath FRIENDLIEST Kenneth Thomas and Claudette Thomas 18 MOST TALENTED Faye Payne and Redmond Oakley MOST VERSATILE Barbara Sykes and Ronnie Oakley MOST INTELLECTUAL Margaret Millender and Ted Thompson SUPERLATIVES MOST CO-OPERATIVE Janette Young and Teddy York MOST COURTEOUS Dorothy Wynn and Larry Kirkpatrick BEST PERSONALITY Martha Ann Me Lamb and Robert Nash MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Margaret Millender and Donald Caison MOST ATHLETIC Barbara Sykes and George Dodson 19 NEATEST Shirley Davis Hawkins and Joe Faucette JUNIORS Elizabeth Albright Jo Ann Allen Lavenia Ashe Wilson Aulbert Gloria Bailey Doris Byrd Vivian Byrd Bonnie Castle Verta Cates Jackie Cheek Marian Crawford Freddie Dodson Pat Edgerton Mike Ellington Betty Evans Buster Evans Linda Evans Carolyn Fitch Son ah a Foster Bobby Foust Johnny Fox Janet Freshwater Billy Garner Lawrence Garner Leon Garner Billy Gattis Bill Henderson Edna Hill David Holt Carole Huey Mary Jo Hughes Nancy B. Hughes Linda Byrd James Sandra James Lawrence Keith Jerry Kenyon Ray Langley Kay Lanning Bobby Lineberry JUNIORS Brenda Lunsford Randy Lynch Carolyn Martin Billy Mebane Garlin McCauley Judy McGee Betty Miller Margaret Nelson Virginia Palmer Margaret Parker Wayne Pender Marion Perry Margaret Phillips Bobby Poole Mary Ann Riley David Tickle Jimmy Tripp Geneva Sykes Larry Sykes Pat Tarkington Eric Weaver Kenny Weaver Barbara Webster Melinda Webster James Wells Larry West Kathy Westbrook Anne Whitfield Carolyn Wilkinson Roman Williams Marie Wilson Larry Wood George Workman Linda Workman Winfred Yancey Joe Young Keyston Young SOPHOMORES Frances Adams Johnny Albright Jeanette Amick Tommy Amick Marcelle Biggs Sue Blinson Walter Bradley Danny Carver Jean Catlett Mary Jo Cheek Dianne Childress Jackie Christopher Nelson Clark Joyce Clayton Margaret Cole Carol Collins Jimmy Copeland Jerry Craddock Eleanor Darnell Cecil Edwards Faye Ellington Ronald Ellington Sara Farthing Mary Faucette Judy Freeland Johnny Garner Dot Garrison Larry Glosson Wayne Gravitte Mary Green Jan Hall Bobby Harris Wanda Harris SOPHOMORES Lynda Hawkins Jimmy Jobe Jimmy Johnson Tommy Kenyon Larry Kerley Hyacinth Lemons Billy Mace Jerry Mace Charlie McAdams Duffie McAlister Sylvia Mitchell Carol Mixon Jimmy Murphy Janet Nance Johnny Parker Walter Pope Patty Rembert Peggy Rideout Virginia Riggins Nancy Shields Howard Shotwell Annette Smith Jeanette Smith David Solomon Billie Sykes Linda Sykes Sue Sykes Tony Taylor Donny Terrell Judy Vogler Jimmy Yoder Jerry Young FRESHMEN Gene Allen Linda Aulbert Brenda Ball Mary Ann Bean Doris Byrd Bobbie Jean Campbell Russell Castle Kenneth Cates Marvin Collins Linda Correll A1 Crumpler Diane DeRosier Edith Dodson Ricky Dudley Barbara Edgerton Priscilla Farrell James Faucette Martha Faucette Sue Carol Foust Monty Freshwater Larry Fuqua Brooks Gardner Frances Glosson Harold Glosson Bobby Graves Sarah Graves Wanda Gravitte Roger Haley Eddie Harris Frank Harris Lennie Harris Henry Heath Alfred Hicks Betty Hodges Deanie Holt Gary Holt Judy James Lynn James Teena James Jeanette Johnson Dolores Jones Linda Jones Jerry Kerley Kay Kimbro Ronnie King FRESHMEN Tommy Lawrence Peggy Lefler Tommy Lineberry Linda Lloyd Donald Long Smokey Lynch Nancy Maultsby Mickey McDaniel Bill Modlin Judy Modlin Lorene Moore Tommy Morris Jimmy Murray Anne Muse Bryce Neighbours Carol Oakley Howard Oakley Mable Parker Anne Parnell Judy Pender Johnny Reaves Tim Rembert Linda Richmond Shelby Riggins Johnny Self Gayle Smith Carolyn Solomon David Solomon Craig Spoon Billy Sykes Faye Sykes Carol Terrell Hezro Thompson Harold Thornton Judy Tripp George Walters Dennis West Ray Westbrook Jimmy White Connie Wheeley Linda Williams Tommie Gayle Wilson Don Windsor Ricky Yarborough Steve York r o 0 n v ,0 wi EIGHTH Tal Abernathy Melvin Bailey Roy Bradshaw GRADE Robert Braxton Bill Bryan Bennie Bulla Tommy Catlett Curtis Chandler Phil Christopher Dan Cooper Bill Crawford Danny Cross Gary Davis Hazel Davis Sandra Duncan Jack Evans Mary Evans Lonnie Foster Nancy Carol Fuquay Faye Gattis Gary Graves Hazel Green Brenda Grubb Johnny Hawkins Judy Harris Dick Henderson Margaret Hodges Wayne Hunter Joe Hurdle Jean Moore James Eugene Jarrett Tal Jobe Shirley Justice Daphne Keith Sarah Lawrence Kenneth Lee Jack Lemons Judy Lewis Tommy Long Nancy Mace Gail Maultsby Tommy Me Lamb Susan Mehring Charlie Millender Evelyn Martin Carlette Moore Sandra Murphy Ronald Neese Lucille Oakley Nancy Oakley Vicky Patton Mary Jane Pender Tommy Pender Dennis Pope Nicky Pope Jean Porter Ronny Poteat Van Rascoe Judy Ray Claire Rideout Jonnie Sue Scott Mary Jean Shaw Jean Spence Joan Sykes Georgia Tarkington Jeannie Terrell Morrie Turner Danny Walker Diane Walker June Walker Phyllis Walters Gary Weaver Rosemary Webster Marilyn Wells Oliver Westbrook Thelma Wheeley Ellen White Melba White Rebecca Wilson Peggy Wood Nancy Young Sandra Young Not Pictured: Jack Holt SEVENTH GRADE Marcus Allred Butch Amick Cleon Ashley Hazel Atkinson Gary Billings Jimmy Breitmeier Earl Campbell Chester Childress Joyce Compton Jimmy Cox Dale Curtis Britt Davis Michael Denson James Dick Linda Edwards Dorothy Faucette Minnie Sue Fox Mary Jo Garner William Garner Douglas Glosson Ronnie Haley Neal Hall Billy Ham Tommy Harris Clarence Hill Jimmy Hill Vickie Horner Larry Jackson Ann James Dwight Johnson Jennifer Jones Toni Jones Helen Keck Gayle Kirkpatrick Tommy Long Tim Lynch Tana Maultsby Cecilia McAdams Don McAdams Kay Me Bane Gloria McGee Mary Mercer Charles Mixon Linda Neighbours Chuck Oakley Janice Oakley Kenneth Oakley David Payne Leslie Payne Kay Pender Wade Pennington Clara Poe Yvonne Poteat Warren Richmond Jackie Riley Sarah Riley Diana Robinson Carolyn Rogers Billy Scarlett Linda Scott Carol Shambley Kathleen Shambley Faye Smith Sandy Smith Sara Spoon Steve Stanley Jackie Sykes James Sykes Joe Sykes Joyce Terrell Sandra Vogler Martha Weiss Ernest Wheeley Celeste Whitfield Bernard Wiles Elsie Wiles Jerome Wilkerson Hal Williams Douglas Wilson Rippy Wood in Pamela Yates Katherine York UNDERCLASSMEN SNAPS 1. Always goofing off. 2. . . you’ve gotta be on your toes!” 3. Could it be that Linda missed another free shot, Mr Shackleford? 4. Nelson loves individual help! 5. Hey! What's the answer to that? 6. The best time of the day. 7. Just messing around. 8. Munching one. 9. Imagine a class like this. 10. Future freshmen. 11. We just love new students! 28 LANGUAGE The Language Department is divided into three sections: English, French, and Latin. The purpose of this department is to develop the student's communication and reading skills through the study of lan- guage and literature. Four years of English are required of every student, as well as two years pre- ceding high school, for graduation. Two years of French and two years of Latin are available to college preparatory stu- dents. Ronnie Oakley and George Braxton, senior French stu- dents, display visual material which made class more in- teresting. Individual projects in French give the student an opportunity to learn the art and culture of France. Larry Sykes, a junior, demonstrates his model of the guillotine. The sophomore Latin class is making derivative trees. 30 Reading is encouraged in all fields of study. These juniors, Bonnie Castle and Bill Henderson, use book reports of others as suggestions for further reading. Sophomore tnglish students - Billy Mace, Judy Vogler, Margaret Cole, and Nelson Clark -find that diagramming is a good method of studying the fundamentals of grammar. SCIENCE Our high school offers three major areas of study in the sciences. These include general science, biology, and chemistry. All freshmen boys are required to take general science. Biology plus a second science is necessary for graduation for both boys and girls. Background for these courses is acquired in the gen- eral science program of the junior high school. The junior high school students found projects in science very interesting. June Walker displays her Diorama of Prehistoric Days. Examining the external features of the grasshopper before their dissection of the specimen are Margaret Cole and Judy Vogler. Three seniors, W.Y. Jobe, Jay Harris, and Allen Rhodes, work on their chemistry projects during after- school hours. Demonstrating the uses of simple machines are four ninth graders, Jimmy Murray, Steve York, Ricky Dudley, and Johnny Self. MATHEMATICS The mathematics program in our school consists of instruction in algebra, plane geometry, physics, and general mathematics. It is designed to give the student a fundamental knowledge of mathematical principles. Two years of algebra and one year of plane geometry are open primarily to college preparatory students and are set up to provide a basis for further work in mathe- matics. The general mathematics courses provide skills that can be used in the world of work. Individual instruction from Mr. Jack McFayden aids a student in solving his problem in the algebra class. Three ninth grade mathematics students, Gene Allen, Barbara Edgerton, and Gary Holt, prepare board work for presentation to the class. Students in physics, Larry Kirkpatrick, Jackie Cheek, and Kenneth Wilkinson, discuss the four-cycled engine and the aid of charts. SOCIAL SCIENCE The Social Science Department’s objective is to provide the student with a general knowledge of the social sciences. Courses in history, geography, civics, economics and sociology, and Bible are available. U.S. History is a requirement for graduation. Economics and so- ciology is a requisite for college preparatory stu- dents. A good background in these courses is an asset in any vocation. Bible, a new addition to our curriculum, requires many hours of note taking. Jackie Christopher shows his world his- tory project, a map of ancient Europe. On the project his printing is done in Latin. Town clerk, Mr. Clyde Gardner, explains ’’town Gail Smith quizzes two other geography students, government to a group of interested sociology stu- Henry Heath and Marvin Collins, dents. 34 Allen Rhodes, Redmond Oakley, and Kenneth Thomas discuss police activities with Chief D. W. Smith for a report to sociology class. Three eighth grade students, Jimmy Hill, Minnie Sue Fox, and Faye Smith, use the globe in their study of geography. Frances Adams leads a dis- cussion in civics class. I COMMERCIAL EDUCATION Courses in the Commercial Department include instruction in shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping. It is the aim of this department to instill in students the basic skills and concepts that will aid them in the field of business. It also gives non- commercial students instruction in certain phases of business education that will aid them in other pursuits. Betty Evans, Margaret Parker, Cathy Westbrook, and Doris Byrd, four bookkeeping students, work on their practice sets. Learning to use business machines is part of the office practice course. Jannette Young and Florence Gravitte are operating the Rexograph machine. Florence Gravitte, Dorothy Wynn, Jannette Young, and Mary Elizabeth Thornton, senior typing students, type materials for various members of the faculty, thus using their skill for useful purposes. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS The Department of Diversified Occupations permits students to come to school in the morning and work in th« afternoon. These students acquire on-the-job ex- perience and take courses in school which are connected with their chosen vocations. An apprentice in cabinet making, Kenneth Thomas, is pictured on the job. HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics is offered to all girls, and at least one course is required of girls for graduation. The departments purpose is the teaching of the domestic arts. Sewing, a new course to most ninth graders, is approached with enthusiasm by Judy James, Carol Terrell, Kay Kimbro, and Linda Richmond. Mary Ann Riley, standing before her class, speaks on Why I Am Going to High School. Discussing United Nations problems for the World Peace Study and Speaking Contest are a few members of the speech class. SPEECH The speech class gives the student a knowledge of the fundamentals of public speaking through a program of study and practice. A few stu- dents participate in national and state contests such as the Voice of Demo- cracy and My True Security programs. All students take part in classroom debates and speeches. Ted Thompson speaks for the negative on the query: Resolved That the United States Should Adopt the Essential Features of the British System of Education. Preparing a bulletin board on personal care are these junior high health students -- Cleon Ashley, Dot Faucette, Linda Edwards, Mary Mercer, Jackie Sykes, and Tim Lynch. Linda Aulbert, Anne Muse, and Linda Richmond are comparing pictorial information with that in the text. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION To build a greater understanding of the concepts of personal hygiene and to acquaint the students with the various forms of sports and exercise are the primary objectives of this department. Through a program of classroom instruction and physical activity these objectives are reached. The freshmen course is a requirement of both boys and girls for graduation. In the junior high school more attentionis given to actual participation in sports than in the history and development. One purpose of the physical education program is the development of character. Pictured are a group of students as they participate in activities designed to achieve this training. MUSIC Carol Collins accompanies members of the music class as they rehearse their radio program. Music instruction in the Junior High School is given to all students. In the Senior High School, music is optional. The courses are intended to give a broad- er musical understanding and appre- ciation. Miss Sarah Thompson’s seventh grade assist Miss Dorothy Keck, our public school music teacher, in preparing the stage for the Christmas pageant. Pictured are our fighting Tigers. First Row: D. Terrell, R. Dudley, R. Oakley, C. McAdams. Second Row: T. Amick, G. Braxton, G. Workman, L. Sykes, L. Keith, S. York, B. Gattis. Third Row: L. Kirkpatrick, M. Terrell, R. Nash, A. Rhodes, W.Y. Jobe, S. White, B. Mebane, B. Evans. Fourth Row: J. Copeland, J. Lee, K. Wilkinson, B. Foust, G. Dodson, R. Williams, K. Weaver, J. Christopher. Coaches Widenhouse, Walker, and Maynard. COACHING STAFF Under the expert coaching of Head Coach Archie Walker, with his very capable assis- tants, the Tigers won the Mid-State Confer- ence Championship for the fourth consecutive year. Coach Walker's main assistant was the energetic figure of Coach Joe Widenhouse. Developing the future Tigers was the task of Coach Charles Maynard. These three men, combining skills and putting their efforts into molding the material at Mebane High, produced a great team, one whose record is proof of the the superb coaching staff behind them. blsf This year twelve Mebane footballers, pictured at left, played their last game. First Row: R. Nash, M. Terrell, G. Braxton, K. Wilkinson. Second Row: L. Kirkpatrick, A. Rhodes, W. Y. Jobe, S. White. Third Row: J. Lee, G. Dodson, R. Oakley, B. Evans. RESULTS Mebane 32 21 30 28 61 26 7 18 28 21 21 0 Gibsonville Page Alexander Wilson E. M. Holt Altamahaw Ossipee Bethel Hill Haw River Siler City Yanceyville Allen Jay Kernersville Andrews 6 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 14 13 12 21 End W. Y. Jobe crashes into the end zone after taking a 24 yard pass from Quar- terback L. Sykes for Me- bane's only score against a tough Haw River team. ’’Tiger Bench,” loaded with strong reserves, was a big asset to the team: the Tigers were plagued with injuries throughout the year. Outstanding linebacker, Mickey Ter- rell (12), moves in for the kill in the de- cisive game with Haw River. Coach Walker’s switch of Buster Evans from tackle to fullback proved to be a good move. Evans is shown here bulling his way into the end zone against Allen Jay. An unidentified Tiger falls into the end zone for a score against Ker- nersville in the State Play-Offs. Tommy Amick (20), fleet halfback, is shown here on a 40 yard scamper a- gainst Kernersville. Mebane defeated the Red Raiders 21-12. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL While posting only a 1-5 record for the season, the team gained valuable game experience. First Row: B. Amick, T. Long, W. Hunter, T. McLamb, L. Payne, R. King, J. Kerley, J. Evans, B. Craw- ford, D. Johnson, B. Bryan, D. McAdams. Second Row: P. Christopher, S. Stanley, V. Rascoe, R. Braxton, D. Walker, B. Garner, G. Allen, T. Abernathy, D. Long, K. Lee, J. Reeves. Third Row: Mr. Charles Maynard, Coach; R. Poteat, R. Castle, T. Jobe, G. Walters, J. Self, M. Turner, M. Collins, B. Harris, J. Murphy, B. Scarlett, B. Sykes, B. Henderson, Assistant Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL After losing its first three games, the J. V. basketball team, won its next seven. Several of these boys showed great potential and are expected to be seen next year in varsity play. Front Row, left to right: Mr. Charles Maynard, Coach; R. King, R. Poteat, R. Dudley, D. Terrell, T. Rembert, G. Wal- ters, J. Craddock, S. York. Back Row: T. Jobe, H. Heath, J. Albright, H. Oakley, M. Collins, R. Haley, B. Harris, C. Spoon, J. Kerley. 45 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Our coach faced a year of rebuilding due to the loss of six lettermen. After a slow start, his team posted a 10-10 record, gained much valuable experience, and displayed a true Mebane spirit. Front Row: Mr. George Shackelford, Coach; A. Rhodes, W. Y. Jobe, G. Dodson, R. Oakley, M. Terrell. Back Row: L. Keith, D. Carver, R. Williams, C. McAdams, N. Clark, T. Amick. L. Keith, G. Dodson, R. Oakley, and Coach Shackel- ford at a practice session. Captain W.Y. Jobe 46 SCORES Mebane 29 Alexander Wilson 45 57 Altamahaw Ossipee 65 56 Gibsonville 35 35 Pleasant Grove 50 59 Elon 50 43 Sylvan 51 71 E. M. Holt 33 49 Eli Whitney 37 39 Siler City 54 36 Alexander Wilson 35 42 Haw River 46 55 Altamahaw Ossipee 46 70 Elon 49 33 Pleasant Grove 36 50 Sylvan 58 40 Haw River 36 65 E. M. Holt 43 39 Eli Whitney 62 48 Pleasant Grove 47 37 Eli Whitney 51 Upper right: Pictured are T. Amick and seniors- W.Y. Jobe, R. Oakley, G. Dodson, and A. Rhodes, our five starters. High jumping R. Oakley makes a welcomed tip-in against Haw River. The team's leading scorer, A.Rhodes, tallies another two points on a driving lay-up in the Haw River game. A. Rhodes is shown here scrappmg for a rebound against a much taller opponent from Eli Whitney. A valuable sub., D. Carver, muscles his way up for a timely basket aid- ing us to defeat Pleasant Grove in the County Tournament. 47 GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girl's team posted an over-all 9-10 record, finishing in 6th place in the conference. This re- cord is not indicative of their power. On given nights they were invincible, while they always posed a threat. They upset such first division teams as Altamahaw-Ossipee, Sylvan and Haw River. First Row: K. Kimbro, B. Sykes, F. Payne, P. Satterfield, Captain; N. Maultsby, S. Farthing. Second Row: L. B. James. L. James, L. Workman, J. Tripp, L. Correll. Third Row: J. McGee P. Rideout, M. A. Bean. L. Hawkins, E. Albright. Inset: Mr. George Shackelford, coach. The play of our three guards was outstand- ing throughout the season. At far left, P. Satter- field, team-captain, blocks a Haw River shot. F. Payne apparently has her defensive assignment blocked out of the play. Freshman L. Correll drives in for a lay-up against Eli Whitney. 48 The starting six did a great job carrying the load for the girls’ team. Left to right: L. Correll, F; L. Workman, G; J. McGee, F; P. Satterfield, G; F. Payne, G; B. Sykes, F. SCORES Mebane 30 Alexander Wilson 32 44 Altamahaw Ossipee 59 37 Gibsonville 33 35 Pleasant Grove 36 34 Elon 19 53 Sylvan 52 42 E. M. Holt 28 36 Eli Whitney 50 52 Siler City 64 33 Alexander Wilson 26 39 Haw River 37 42 Altamahaw Ossipee 35 28 Elon 25 37 Pleasant Grove 44 54 Sylvan 55 20 Haw River 39 41 E. M. Holt 35 34 Eli Whitney 41 40 Haw River 53 J. McGee, our leading scorer, is shown here scoring another two points on a turning lay-up shot. L. Correll was ready for the rebound, which never came. V. Byrd drives to the cor- ner as she is closely pursued by an Eli Whitney guard. 49 Captain Lawrence Keith and Coach Joe Widen- house. SCORES MEBANE OPPONENTS 1 Hillsboro y 11 E. M. Holt 5 3 Aycock 2 9 Pleasant Grove 8 1 Sylvan 10 3 Altamahaw Ossipee 8 3 Alexander Wilson 4 5 Elon 8 10 Haw River 11 11 Eli Whitney 17 Infielders Poole, Carver and Rembert, kneeling; York and Braxton, standing. BASEBALL Catchers Kirkpatrick and Copeland; and pitch- ers Lynch and Richardson. Outfielders Taylor, Nash, Tuck, Keith, and Dodson. 50 � STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsoring various student activities—a Victory Dance, a talent show, the Community Chest Drive, a Homecoming Parade--these students served well our student body. They were the forum on discussions of school problems. The members are, left to right, B. Sykes, F. Ellington, E. Albright, L. B. James, T. Thompson, Sec.; W. Y. Jobe, Pres.; A. Whitfield, V. Pres.; J. Vogler, S. York, P. Edgerton, G. Walters, and R. Haley. Inset: Mrs. Merle Riggs, Sponsor. JUNIOR HIGH-STUDENT COUNCIL This organization, our youngest, sponsored several projects which improved the school. Pictured are, left to right, Mrs. Shaw, Sponsor; T. Abernathy; P. Yates, Sec.; J. Walker, Pres.; D. McAdams, Tres.; O. Westbrook, and C. McAdams. 52 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY These Junior and senior students, selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service, meet monthly to undertake activities to better the school. Pictured, left to right, are Mrs. Carolyn Clark, Sponsor; R. Oakley, Pres.; P. Satterfield, Sec.; L. Sykes, V.-Pres.; C. Fitch, J. Lee, M. Crawford, J. McGee, M. Millender, M. Webster, L. Ashe, T. Thompson, S. White, P. Edger- ton, W. Y. Jobe, L. B. James, M. Wilson, J. Harris, and A. Whitfield. MARSHALS Each year the most outstanding juniors, chosen for academic achievement, serve as marshals. Theyare the ushers at all the commencement exercises. Front row: Patricia Edgerton, Marian Craw- ford, Melinda Webster, Chief; Linda Byrd James. Standing: Larry Sykes, Carolyn Fitch, Ann Whit- field, Judy McGee. 53 ANNUAL STAFF Seated left to right: Young, Satterfield, Thomp- son, Harris, Lee, Payne, Oakley. Standing left to right: Jobe, White, Rhodes. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . . . . ASSISTANT EDITORS . . CLASS EDITORS........ SPORTS EDITOR........ ASSISTANT........... LITERARY EDITOR . . . ASSISTANT........... LAYOUT EDITOR........ TYPISTS.............. BUSINESS MANAGER . . . ASSISTANTS.......... CIRCULATION MANAGER ASSISTANTS........... SPONSOR.............. ........................ Sam White ........Ted Thompson, Jay Harris . Annette Young, Pauline Satterfield .....................W. Y. Jobe .....................Allen Rhodes .....................Jimmy Lee ................... Ronnie Oakley .......................Faye Payne . . Anne Neese, Jacqueline Allred, Sandra Hawkins, Pat Heath .................. Patsy Crumpler Martha McLamb, Claudette Thomas .................... Barbara Sykes Shirley Hawkins, Mary E. Thornton, Ruth Rogers ............. Mrs. Rachel Amick We hope this book covers this year so completely that you will treasure it and oc- casionally use it to look back on the year 1958-1959. Seated left to right: Neese, Allred, Hawkins, Heath. Seated left to right: Hawkins, Thomas, Mc- Lamb, Crumpler, Sykes, Thornton, Rogers. Inset, Mrs. Rachel Amick. GLEE CLUB Under the leadership of Mr. Jack McFayden, the high school Glee Club participated in P. T. A. programs, in a radio program, and the commencement exercises. First row, left to right: Mr. Jack McFayden, B. Campbell, D. DeRosier, J. Johnson, S. Graves, F. Glosson, M. Par- ker. B. Webster, P. Lefler. Second row: E. Dodson, J. Tripp, A. Par- nell,C. Collins, D. Jones, B. Lunsford. Third row: D.Caison, F. Child- ress, M. McLamb, P. Satterfield, F. Payne, D. Byrd, M. Terrell, T. Thompson. Fourth row: R. Richardson, K. Wilkerson, R. Langley, M. Perry, B. Gardner, R. Castle. Fifth row: K. Cates, B. Gattis, R. Willi- ams, A. Rhodes, G. Dodson, B. Evans, D. Holt. KEY CLUB Each Wednesday these sophomore, junior, and senior boyp met at their lunch hour to plan various projects that would benefit their school and community. The members are S. White, J. Lee, Pres.; Mr. Jack Self, Advisor; G. Workman, T. Thompson, R. Nash, L. Sykes, V.-Pres.; A. Rhodes, J. Harris, R. Oakley, Sec.; B. Poole, W. Y. Jobe, L. Keith, Treas.; G. Braxton, B. Foust, and L. Wood. Costumes similar to the one worn by George Braxton, pictured at right, were typical of the Key Club initiation. FUTURE FIOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA To create interest in high school home economics courses, to educate girls in modern methods of homemaking, and to provide a common interest for high school girls are the aims of this organiza- tion. The officers are Patsy Crumpler, Pres.; Judy McGee, V.-Pres.; Faye Payne, Sec.; and Annette Young, Treas. Above, left: Future Homemakers count coat hangers for a money-making project. Above right: Preparing candied apples was the club’s Fall Festival project. Not pictured: Mrs. Caroline McAdams, Sponsor. 4-H CLUB The four H’s of this club represent the equal training of the head, heart, hands, and health of every member. Through membership in this club the members obtain a practical education in agriculture, manual arts, and homemaking. Below left: Sue Foust, Pres.; Winfred Yancey, V.-Pres.; Sonaha Fos- ter, Sec.; James Wells, Song Leader. Below, right: Pictured is one of the signs placed bv the club as a project. J MONOGRAM CLUB These students, having contributed to the school’s athletic program, were awarded with a letter and membership to this club, a non-functioning organization. First Row, left to right: R. Richardson, P. Satterfield, W. Jobe, M. McLamb, S. White, A. Rhodes; Second row, K. Wilkinson, M. Terrell, F. Payne, B. Sykes, L. Workman, J. McGee, K. Lanning, L. Keith, B. Lunsford; Third Row, C. Wilkinson, R. Oakley, R. Oakley, G. Dodson, L. Sykes, B. Castle, G. Workman, V. Byrd, L. James; Fourth Row, J. Copeland, R. Williams, B. Mebane, R. Nash, J. Lee, T. Thompson; Fifth Row, B. Evans, J. Tuck, G. Braxton, L. Kerley, T. Amick, L. Kirkpatrick. HONOR WINNERS The athletes pictured below received recognition for outstanding play. Those placing on the Ail Mid-State football team were Buster Evans, Sam White, Lawrence Keith, W. Y. Jobe and George Dod- son. Buster Evans also won the Athlete-of-the-Month trophy, awarded monthly to the outstanding ath- lete in Alamance County. Named to All-County basketball teams were W. Y.Jobe, Pauline Satterfield, and Barbara Sykes. Satterfield Sykes Evans White Keith Jobe Dodson 57 CHEERLEADERS These nine pretty girls cheered our athletic teams through another year. They performed in an outstanding way. Led by the hard-working Martha McLamb, they added color to our games and pro- vided much vocal encouragement for the players. Our school, due to the efforts of these girls, was awarded a trophy for the best cheering section in Alamance County. Much of the success of our teams was due to them. First row: Bonnie Castle, Kay Lanning, Judy Pender. Second row: Carolyn Wilkinson, Martha McLamb, Chief; Brenda Lunsford. Third row: Sue Foust, Teena James. Fourth row: Anne Whitfield. George Workman and Vivian Byrd refreshed themselves at the coke stand. Emcee for the night was Redmond Oakley. Charlie McAdams and Geneva Sykes reigned over the Fall Festival. FALL FESTIVAL A big fund-raising project for the school is the Fall Festival. This event, held in October, was considered a great success. Below left: Betty Evans, Jimmy Tripp, Kay Lanning, and Doris Byrd sold ice cream. Below right: These clowns handled favors. The Country Store was a center of attention. Gayle Smith enjoyed one of the major attractions, Margaret Mi Render’s horse. Diane Walker, Brooks Gardner, Judy Modlin, and Jimmy Murray dance a smoothie.” The Christmas Story is brought to the dance by Mr. Jack McFayden. Mrs. Tommy Sparks pantomines Annie Get Your Gun.” VICTORY DANCE Football victories and the yuletide season provide opportunities for a Victory and a Christmas dance, the annual favorites. CHRISTMAS DANCE Below Left: The traditional stag line watches intently. Below Right: Martha Me Lamb pre- sents a gift from the Teen-Age Club Demonstrating rock - n - roll are Mr. George Shackelford and Judy McGee. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riggs show how it used to be done. to Mrs. Jo Amick. HOMECOMING One of the highlights of the football season is the homecoming game. Before the game we had a parade in which the six candidates for queen were presented. Also in the parade were the cheerleaders, clowns, students, and the Mebane Fire Department. At half- time Faye Payne was crowned queen of Homecoming after being elected by the Student Body. ASSEMBLIES Homecoming Queen Faye Payne These talent. six troupers display their Faye Payne gives a rendition of ’’There’U Be Some Changes Made.” Two hillbillies, Sue Sykes and Dot Garrison, pantomine. W. Y. Jobe pays the three doctors, Jay Harris, Ronny Oakley, and Sam White, during a French skit. Our cheerleaders led us in frequent pep rallies. Bobby Poole and Kay Lanning per- form a French dance. Ofir ETKJTr VISITATION DAY Marian Crawford prepares a bulletin board with which to greet parents. Pauline Satterfield welcomes a guest speaker, Katherine Swanner of Gra- ham, North Carolina. Jimmy Lee, W. Y. Jobe, Allen Rhodes, and Patsy Crumpler converse in a French play. SCIENCE FAIR Ellen White exhibits her volcano replica. Demonstrating his electronic ac- cordion is James Wells. Linda Byrd James displays her pro- ject, the Refrigeration System. Ronny Neese stands by his ’’Chemical Name Board.” Pictured is a working model of the Mebane water plant built by Brooks Gardener. Carol Collins smiles happily at the completion of her winning project. JR.-SR Patsy Crumpler and Robert Nash reign as queen and king. Climaxingthe year's Social Calendar, the Seniors are entertained by the Juniors with a banquet in our cafeteria and a dance in the gymnasium. The theme Southern Plantation is carried out with decorations, costumes, and programs. A wonderful night for both Seniors and Juniors. PROM Jerry West and Sandra James rest between George Workman, Wilson Aulbert, Buster dances on the lawn of a Southern Plantation. Evans, Roman Williams, and Randy Lynch entertain with the song, ’’Sixteen Candles.” QUEEN AND KING Martha Ann Me Lamb and W. Y. Jobe MAY COURT MAID OF HONOR AND ESCORT Barbara Sykes and Redmond Oakley The May Day festivities, centered around the May Court, were the highlight of the spring season. Pictured below are other members of the court. Front row: Ray Langley, Geneva Sykes, Bonnie Castle, and Garlin McCauley, Juniors. 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