Mebane High School - Furmacotto Yearbook (Mebane, NC)

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DEDIUATIU For your humor we enjoy, For your scholarship we respect, For your sportsmanship we admire, And for your friendship we cherish, MR. GEORGE G. SHACKELFORD, we, the seniors, dedicate to you this 1961 FURMACOTTO! Teacher h f' Coach Mr. George G. Shackelford Teen-age Sponsor SK., Q , - ' v ' . ' 'W' I d , T 0 0 LEVISION ' ' ' ' ' TUESDAY 'rv PROGRAM 3 i I nur on a , e evlslon Q . -, mimi! H M I 3 ' . . lm : eborlor, w m Schedules Are Furnished By Network Stations Below. Adfasknfue 3:30 P-mf-VERDICT IS YOURS-Today's new case is me Rsmm, Room ms News N U 7 pm-WYAIIT EAR? It , Us BER-ES H Todd vs. Gilbsonfl Isobel Todd, grandmother of two-year-old noo Momma mmap hoo rm. Mun onwmni when Ielifam Grant i be ,Ib P I . h l05t Dean Miller Jeffrey Martin, brings charges of child-stealing against the s-oo new mo num Valley nm ' - S 5 Y U ffjlfullflfli f a'1'li' Hf:mJfo:'9 .W mm 3 rtime experience childs mother, Edith Mmm Gibson. wrvn nincmfi.. nm.. 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Ralelp gg Qi' Ml li Tars EileeiligjdzanglgEiNlZ5l:yI:,:-1g?g 1,3035 we SES' :mi min rnemf I officer is disliked by his swmonyZgdi1gtraggix5tp :fig Szciklgah Wm r M mo 'rmv on Thi nm, . - xv'?k:..... ' I , A ' : un. YI 7: : J Murrl , - ho doesn't know that.Eileen has been given the role, G 5 p'm ToP TEN DANCE PARTY-Ty Boyd and Tonya WW G . ,.::: :Lif , 5533 ',55.f',1,'L':g,,, . es Cartwright to rewrite the part for an older woman. WFMYJW- Ch- 5- GPGIUNN wg-Tllge Welcome students from Rocky Mount High school' :Hg ximiumsrvl 'ia' '- W R nWB::'i:IJn!s. Reg K ' : n rv e ' - , , aioo nz an P . . ' 1o:oo sn I Q - ' ,- i .--PERRY COMO-Perry s guests tonight are Ginger mo Hx, ggrlsmeurasrslmu Nam 6 p.m.-ROARING 20's-P t G ' - 'mo Mm' 'mm' lo-no xiii: :glide 9 in ' 5 comedian Alan King and songstrms Della Reese. R 'fu RFU ' la ' ' ' -a Bmw' knows Bfoafivfay. lt's ' ngm 1-,,,,,,,, Frm . E533 L:ve avvclu 4' Ray ch 1 . 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' e cal 1 C ' 10 ' stolen - i- Y ASON is huefifo locate 3 moo s a . i.- Wu 'i TWH i iiiiis ?'L'f'E'f ?'i 'i ii' 6 L.. ' 9 5699' 'WWQKQV Q 6 KQQQQQQ, !'t't't't'9' ...I THE GUIDING LIGHT L11 Mr. E. M. Yoder, Principal Lenoir Rhyne College, U.N.C. A. B., M. A. Mrs. Lillian Muse, Secretary W.C.U.N.C. LJSQW- K 5 If Mrs. Lou Clark Appalachian College B. S. Mrs. Rae Abernethy Lenoir Rhyne College Mrs. Iris Abernathy Elon College A. B. A. B. . 'UF' Mrs. Kaye Dry Mrs. Frances Gosnell Mr. Willard G. Isley Lenoir Rhyne College Greensboro College Appalachian College A. B. Music B. S. 6 ADMI. I TRATIU W-vvv' Mrs. Caroline McAdams Mrs. Frances Miller Mrs. Merle Riggs W.C.U.N.C. Meredith College W.C.U.N.C. B. S. Librarian A, B, 'Q V532 Mr. George Shackelford Mrs. Mae Edla Shaw Mrs. Carol Craven Steiner Elon College, U.N.C. W.C.U.N.C. University of Georgia A. B., M. Ed. A. B. B. S., M. Ed. .S ., 4. li 'wg Miss Marie Tyson Mr. Archie Walker Mrs. Margaret Warren W.C.U.N.C. A Elon College Greensboro College A. B. A. B. A, B. 7 ,sf-rm GUIDANCE Tony Taylor receives invaluable counseling from Mrs. Merle Riggs. Through her personal under- standing of the pupils' needs and an efficient testing program, she has guided many on the path to a successful future. CHO0L REARE These school board members are responsible for the improvement of the school. They are from left to right, seated: Mr. G. Ratterman, Mr. S. White, Dr. I. C. Clark, Mr. C. M. Ray. Standing: Dr. G. Bullard, Mr. B. Wilson, Mr. E. M. Yoder. EAEETERIA PER ENNEL The school dietician, Mrs. L. W. Warren and her assistants, I. Alston, M. Holt, and E. Miller, ar- rive early to begin the task of preparing school lunches for approximately 500 hungry and appre- ciative students. RU DRIVER The school buses must go through rain, sleet, or snow. This is the primary concern of H. Oakley, W. Pope, M. Bean, L. Hawkins, and J. Modlin. 1 is-,M el f -remme . n cvasr QONYROC U' CU 'l'0lllA We are indebted to M. Mangum, M. Jones, and J. Jones for the maintenance of our building and grounds. x MSXXX new 4 T SEAliUHERS FUR TUMURRUW J 75-5 1!3..'l FRANCES ELIZABETH ADAMS Love's a thing that is never out of season. A ,,,,fun-wwf' WILLIAM THOMAS AMICK A love of sports, a winner of games, This is the honor that he maintains. WALTER YORK BRADLEY, JR. To worry little, to study less, my idea of happiness. E IUR '9K',,,f'X JOHN FRANKLIN ALBPJGHT, JR. Your teasing won't you kindly hush, When you see how easily I blush. -Si ,lm Mgt EUNICE MARCELLE BIGGS She will cling to the line of right. UA DANIEL WOODROW CARVER A happy go lucky nature, a clean athletic and a strong dependability. IO 41? mamma, .Z ' l MIRIAM JEANETTE AMICK A little body, wherein is lodged a mighty wind. PATRICIA SUE BLINSON She entereda freshman, she leaves a senior, she entered a stranger, She leaves a friend. il7 '! IMA JEAN CATLETT Love makes the world go round. E IUR l. ,Q 1 fav EDITH DIANNE CHILDRESS Silence accomplishes much that noise cannot. JACK LEE CHRISTOPHER All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Z, Ii :agp X' ug I. an NELSON INELL CLARK He will maintain his argument as well as any man. CORNELIA JOYCE CLAYTON MARGARET LOUISE COLE She's not so quiet if you know her. Always s mi lin g , always sweet, Always pretty and always neat. CAROL LEE COLLINS And still theylooked and still their wonder grew, how one small head could carry all she lmew. JAMES WILLIAM COPELAND JERRY LANE CRADDOCK JANET RENAE DODSON An honest boy who takes it on the As crazy as Dopey, as cute as Doc, 'A loyal heart, a peaceful mind, chin, a good sport and a warmheart As mean as Grumpy, but agood old A better friend you'l1 never find. within. sock. I I 1 E IUR W I gms, lnqavu CECIL HOWARD EDWARDS PATRICIA FAYE ELLINGTON 'I take life as it comes and enjoy One always returns to one's first it. love. , U 4-fr 'Wi-V -., -V i i s A 4 ,. ,MV x . I eq an SARA ESTHER FARTHING MARY ISLA FAUCETTE Seldom serious, often gayg A grand Short but sweet. sport in every way. ,vi 1' if. , . , 1 , M45-we W T is ,,,,L A iv Vp W , f , fig. - f X , ,. .. . LAWRENCE HILL GARNER DOROTHY LEE GARRISON It doesn't pay to worryg things are In soul sincere, in action faithful, bound to happen anyway, in honor clear. I2 PRISCILLA ELAINE FARRELL Leave silence to the Saints, I am but human. JULIA FAYE FREELAND What sweet delight a quiet mind affords. WAYNE F. GRAVITTE I wish the man who invented work would finish it. I 'vxy K ,ff L MARY LILLIE GREEN The most precious things are more often done up in small packages. 'WVQYZ WANDA JEAN HARRIS P1easantness and dependability are qualities well mixed. LARRY NEAL KERLEY I love workg it fascinates meg I could sit and watch it for hours. E IOR 4-num, 'aa'-X 63 G1- if' vs' ' L 4 JANETTE PAULINE HALL A joy to lmowf' ' l LYNDA RAINEY HAWKINS What's worth doing at all is worth doing well. HYACINTH VIRGINIA LEMONS A willing helper does not wait until she is asked. I 1 2 r, fx ,. , 1' M574 tx. I Q--.... ROBERT MELVIN HARRIS, JR. A gentleman all the way. Qs. WILLIAM MURRAY MACE I lmow not what the future holds, neither grief nor sorrow shall con- quer my life. CARL JERRY MACE C orning in on three rims and a spare. 'xxx JANET MARIE NANCE Charm strikes the sight, and merit wins the soul. E IOR ' K ' K ,, ,A I-, 1: eq . CHARLIE RANKIN MCADAMS, JR. To worry or hurry is not my creed. ir We CAROL J EANETTE MIXON Tobe lovedis alll need, and whom I love, I love indeed. DE LOURES JEANNE O'NEAL Absence make s the heart grow fonder. I4 Fl. E, Y DUFFIE EUGENE McALISTER Never let your lessons interfere with your education. g JAMES LARRY MURPHY Men of talent are men for occa- sions. at e Qu-.wav WALTER EUGENE POPE He does what he is sent to do. E IDR 3... if-f., X A PATRICIA BRYANT REMBERT PEGGY LEE RIDEOUT What's life without some fun! Men may come and men ma o, Y S but not if I can help it. GEORGE HOWARD SHOTWELL A smile for all, a greeting glad, Quiet a lovable jolly way he had. ANNETTE SMITH in manner, lovely in face. S. DAVID ELMO SOLOMON BARBARA JEAN SQUIRES Don't worry work and it won't Why not end this school year and worry you. make two lovers happy? I 5 r NANCY ELLEN SHIELDS Life is very short and very un- certaing let us spend it as well as we can. L... ..,. JEANETTE SMITH Silent but industrious. 'ef f BILLIE ELIZABETH SYKES And surely we could never forget a girl as sweet as she. ,...-...W IIS E l0R L .gf Q 'ua.....,4,?V LINDA FAYE SYKES SYLVIA SUE SYKES A ring on the finger is worth two She is made of happy thoughts and on the phone. full of wit and laughter. fm? Al? , Wi? g DONALD MARIMAN TERRELL JUDITH CAROL VOGLER Tall and slender, he skates along A love of life, there'll always be, with the greatest of ease. For in her heart's a melody. if JAMES COLIN YODER OSCAR JERRY YOUNG A big heart, always wishing to do Regret no yesterdays, make good right and be friends with every- use of your todays, and don't worry body. about your tomorrows. I6 tg... 0 JAMES ANTHONY TAYLOR Although he's not a surgeon, he does a great deal of cutting up. 'sr--M ERIC ELBERT WEAVER The good l o o ki n g , silent type. JOHNNY SYKES Son of Mr. Sz Mrs. W. V. Sykes. SANDY RIGGS Daughter of Mr. Sz Mrs. Willard Riggs. Mlsuois SUPERLATIVE WE ....iHh.. g- 4.11 BE 1' ALL A3011 D M0 'I' DEPE IJABLE Theywe each Home in a minion ,, They could be counted on to be there. jx '-xrirwr'-srwrwr-v1r.1M I'f 11- nr if -sr sf -sr sr 1- gf -'V' V' K 1? 11' 1? 'Y' if 'r!' 1? 1? if ' ? V? xl Ar - if 'if' suv r -f wr- if Q QV: ar if +V? -wr 1- -nr if 1- f 'V -yr -wr nr-' 17' 'Y Wm t BE T MES EB BEST PER 0 ALITY FAYE ELLINGTON and HOWARD SHOTWE LL JANET DODSON and DANNY CARVER They're easy to get along with and nice to have a If books were judged by covers, these two would be round' best sellers. I7 UPERLATIVE iii QQ-1 -+ 1 '0 i ff? FW FRIE DLIE T Good Morning! and 'He11o are their pass-words. M0 'l' URIGI AL DEE O'NEAL and JACK CHRISTOPHER If there's a new way, they'11 find it. l I8 .., l Lf' M0 'I' C0-UP RATIVE WANDA HARRIS and BILLY MACE What would we do without their help? 1 2 ,fc ' M0 'l' I TELLECTUAL CAROL COLLINS and TONY TAYLOR To the books, to the books! PEIILA'I'IVE ll I Hfllfllll I, . fr' fs, I ' I manga, ' , .xv N, , I A If ' X 1 , I f .1 5 M0 'I' LIKELY T0 UCEEEII M0 'I' 'I' LE 'IEE JANET NANCE and JIMMY YODER JUDY VOGLER and JIMMY MURPHY They reached for responsibility and gained oppor- Come hither, talent scout! tunities . ' M0 'I' ATHLETIC SARA FARTHING and TOMMY AMICK The headlines they made for our teams! M0 'I' E0 IITEIIU HYACINTH LEMONS and DAVID SOLOMON Always tactful and pleasant. I9 ADAMS, FRANCES ELIZABETH Glee Club 15 Library Assistant 35 F.H.A. 15 Annual Staff 45 Teacher's Secretary 4. ALBRIGHT , JOHN FRANKLIN, JR. May Court 35 Key Club 45 Industrial School 3. AMICK, MIRIAM JEANETTE Class Treasurer 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Annual Staff 4. AMICK, WILLIAM THOMAS Football 1,2,3 ,4,Captain 45 Basketball 1,2 ,3, 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Superlative 45 Teen-age Club Secretary 25 May King 4. BIGGS, EUNICE MARCELLE F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 1,35 Teacher's Secretary 45 Class Treasurer 1. BLINSON, PATRICIA SUE F.H.A. 15 Science Club 35 Honor Society 3,45 Class President 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Business Manager 4. BRADLEY, WALTER YORK, JR. Transfer 25 D.O. 3,4. CARVER, DANIEL WOODROW Football 1,3,45 J-V 15 Basketball 2 ,3,45 Mono- gram Club 3,45 Key Club 45 Superlative 4. CATLETT, IMA JEAN F.H.A. 15 Class President 15 Class Vice- President 2 ,4 5 Teen-age Club Representative 25 Glee Club 3,45 May Court 35 Library Assistant 45 Teacher's Secretary 4. CHILDRESS, EDITH DIANNE Glee Club 1,25 F.H.A. 1. CHRISTOPHER, JACK LEE Football 1,2,3 5 Key Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Monogram Club 3,45 May Court 35 Foot- balltimekeeper 45 Science Fair Winner 1,2, 35 Superlative 4. CLARK, NELSON INELL Key Club 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Glee Club 3,45 Football 3,45 Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 3,President 45 F.T.A. 45 Superlative 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Science Club 45 Marshal 3. CLAYTON, CORNE LIA JOYCE F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Teacher's Secretary 4. COLE, MARGARET LOUISE F.H.A. 45 Glee Club 35 F.T.A. 45 Marshal 35 Annual Staff 45 Honor Society 3 ,4. COLLINS, CAROL LEE Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Science Club -3, President 45 Honor Society 3 ,4 5 Chief Marshal 35 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 4. COPELAND, JAMES WILLIAM Football 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 Baseball 1,2,3, SENIUR 45 J-V Basketball 15 Class Secretary 45 Class President 25 Key Club 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Superlative 45 May Court 1. CRADDOCK, JERRY LANE J -V Basketball 15 Football 1,2 ,45 Glee Club 35 Industrial School 4. DODSON, JANET RENAE Transfer 35 F.H.A. 45 Glee Club 45 Homecom- ing Queen 45 Class President 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 4. EDWARDS, CECIL HOWARD Industrial School 3,4. ELLINGTON, PATRICIA FAYE Student Council 1,2,35 F.H.A. 15 May Court 25 Library Assistant 35 Glee Club 35 Super- lative 45 Annual Staff 45 Teacher's Secretary 45 Class Secretary 1. FAUCETTE, MARY ISLA Glee Club15 F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 3,4, President 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 4. FARRE LL, PRISCILLA ELAINE F.H.A. 1. FARTHING, SARA ESTHER Teen-age Club Representative 1,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Monogram Club 3 ,45 Superlative 45 Li- brary Assistant 35 Teacher's Secretary 45 Student Council45 Annual Staff 45 Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4. FREE LAND, JULIA FAYE Teacher's Secretary 4. GARNER, LAWRENCE HILL Football 1,2 5 J -V Basketball 1,25 Industrial School 4. GARRISON, DOROTHY LEE Glee Club 15 F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 3,45 Library Assistant 15 Annual Staff 45 4-H Club 1,2. GRAVITTE , WAYNE F. Class President 15 Class Vice-President 25 Glee Club 25 Industrial School 35 D.O. 4. GREEN, MARY LILLIE Q Class Vice-President 15 Library Assistant 15 Glee Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Teacher's Secretary 4. HALL, JANNETTE PAULINE 5 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 25 Teacher's Sec- retary 4. HARRIS, ROBERT ME LVIN, JR. Football 1,2 5 J -V Basketball 1 ,2 5 Industrial School3,45 Teen-age Club Representative 2. HARRIS, WANDA JEAN F.H.A. 15GleeClub2,35Annua1Staif 45 Class Secretary 45Superlative 45 F.T.A. 45 Teach- er's Secretary 4. HAWKJNS, LYNDA RAINEY Basketball 1,25 Class Vice-President 15 STATISTICS F.H.A. 1,2,45 Glee Club 15 Library Assistant 25 Class President 25 Honor Society 3,45 Marshal 35 Monogram Club 3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Annual Staff 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 45 Superlative 45 F.T.A. 4. KEYNON, TOMMY RANDOLPH Transfer 15 May Court 15 D. O. 3,4. KERLEY, LARRY NEAL Football 1,2,45 Baseball 2,45 D.O. 3,4. LEMONS, HYACINTH VIRGINIA F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 15 Teacher's Secretary 45 F.T.A. 45 Annual Staff 45 Library Assistant 45 Superlative 4. MACE, WILLIAM MURRAY Football 3,45 Football Time-Keeper 1,25 Superlative 45 Industrial School 4. MACE, JERRY CARL J-V Football 15 D.O. 3,4. MCADAMS, CHARLIE RANKIN 4 Football 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 5 Basketball 2 ,3,4 5 May Court 2,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Class President 35 Key Club 3,45 Baseball 4. MCALISTER, DUFFIE EUGENE 4-H Club 15 Industrial School 3,4. MITCHELL, SYLVIA ANN F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Teacher's Secretary 4. A MIXON, CAROL JEANETTE F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 2,35 Class Secretary 15 Teacher's Secretary 45 Marshal 35 Honor Society 4. ' MURPHY, JAMES LARRY Industrial School 3,45 Football 35 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 4. NANCE, JANET MARIE Student Council15 Class President 15 F.H.A. 1 ,2 5Glee Club 3 ,45 Marshal 35 Honor Society 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 4. O'NEAL, DE LOURES JEANNE Transfer 15 Glee Club 1,45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 F.T.A. 45 May Court 4. POPE , WALTER EUGENE Glee Club 35 Bus Driver 45 Superlative 45 D.O. 4. REMBERFT, PATRICIA BRYANT F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 2,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 2. RIDEOUT, PEGGY LEE F.H.A. 15 Library Assistant 15 Glee Club 15 AnnualStaff 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Cap- tain 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Teen-age Re- .IESS913E!'QlLQl,f. F, SHIE LDS, NANCY ELLEN Library Assistant 15 4-H Club 15 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Science Club 3. 21 SHOTWE LL, GEORGE HOWARD Glee Club25 Superlative 45 Industrial School 4. SMITH, ANNETTE F.H.A. 1,25 Library Assistant 1,25 Teacher's Secretary 4. SMITH, JEANETTE F.H.A. 15 Library Assistant 1,25 Class Se- cretary-Treasurer 15 Class Treasurer 35 Teacher's Secretary 45 May Court 2. SOLOMON, DAVID ELMO Glee Club 25 D.O. 45 Superlative 4. SQUIRES, BARBARA JEAN Transfer 35 Teacher's Secretary 4. SYKES, BILLIE ELIZABETH F.H.A. 15 Library Assistant 2,3. SYKES, LINDA FAYE F.H.A. 15 May Court 35 Glee Club 35 Student Council 3,45 Teacher's Secretary 4. . SYIGIS, SYLVIA SUE F.H.A. 15 Student Council 1, Vice-President 3, President 45 Glee Club 1,45 Basketball manager2,35 Monogram Club 45 Superlative 45 May Queen 45 Honor Society 3,45 Marshal 3. TAYLOR, JAMES ANTHONY Baseball 25 Science Fair Winner 15 Science Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Treasurer 45 Superlative 45 Key Club 45 Annual Staff 4. TERRE LL, DONALD MARIMAN Class Vice-President 15 Class Treasurer 45 D.O. 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Baseball 45 Monogram Club 2,3,4. VOGLER, JUDITH CAROL May Court 15 Teen-age Club Representative 25Glee Club 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,45 Student Coun- cil25AnnualStaff 45 Superlative 45 F.T.A. 4. WEAVER, ERIC ELBERT May Court 1. YODER, JAMES COLIN F.T.A. 45 Science Club 35 Key Club 3,4, President 45 Student Council, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Teen-age Club Representative 25 Football Manager 1,2 ,3,4. YOUNG, OSCAR JERRY ' 4-H Club 1,25 Industrial School 3,45 J-V Foot- ball 15 J -V Basketball 1. .IU HDR Gene Allen Linda Aulbert Mary Ann Bean Doris Byrd Bobby Jean Campbell Russell Castle Kenneth Cates Marvin Collins Linda Correll Dianne DeRosier Barbara Edgerton James Faucette Sue Carol Foust Monty Freshwater Brooks Gardner Frances Glosson Harold Glosson Bobby Graves Sarah Graves Wanda Gravitte Roger Haley Eddie Harris Frank Harris Lennie Harris Henry Heath Alfred Hicks Gary Holt Judi James Lynn James Teena James Jimmy J obe Jeanette Johnson Delores Jones Linda J one s Jerry Kerly 3? 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Robert Braxton Bill Br a Tommy Catlett Curtis Chandler Phil Christopher Dan Cooper Bill Crawford Catherine Daniels Hazel Davis Gary Deese June DeRosier Sandra Duncan .Many Evans jm Nancy Carol Fuquay Faye Gattis Hazel Green Brenda Grubb Johnny Hawkins Judy Harris Dick Henderson Jack Holt Wayne Hunter G- !3y1 Eugene Jarrett Shirley Justice Daphne Keith J. F. Kerno ,,1,-,.....SI1lC..- Sarah Lawrence Jack Lemons - Tommy Long Nancy Mace Gail Maultsby gl. , 'avuns' FFL A 'S E1 he 0PHOMORE .TlQQL.T1l,MEl-lflb-. Susan Mehring rCA!lfit9.M99?7Q S3llQ!?f.MU!l?1l3l Ronald Neese LuQmeQ9.kleyh Nancy Oakley .vif.1quPamm-, .My.y.QL2m93Q1if-if Tommy Pender Dennis Pope Jean Porter Ronnie Poteat Van Rascoe Judy Ray Claire Rideout Shelby Riggans Jonnie Sue Scott Mary Jean Shaw Linda Shelton Jean Spence Joan Sykes Dallas Taylor Judy Tilly Morrie Turner Danny' Walker ,man June Walker Phyllis Walters Gary Weaver Rosemary Webster ,.,,..,..Qls2lL... Ann W Marilyn Wells Oliver Westbrook Ellen White Melba yyhjte... Rebecca Wilson Peggy Wood - Sandra. Young FRE HME Mark Allred George Amick Gary Billings Jimmy Breitmeir Richard Bright Earl Campbell Chester Childress Joyce Compton Dale Curtis . Danny Cross Britt Davis Jay Dick Linda Edwards Dorothy Faucette Minnie Sue Fox William Garner Douglas Glosson Gary Graves Sandra Griffin Rormie Haley Harold Hall Neal Hall Billy Ham Tommy Harris Ernestine Hill Jimmy Hill Vickie Horner Larry Jackson Ann James David Jones Willie James Dwight Johnson Jennifer Jones Scotty Jones Helen Keck Brenda Kenyon Gail Kirkpatrick Tommy Long Tim Lynch P Cecilia McAdams Don McAdams Kay McBane ' W 6 , R fry! 2, -1 atb, fix! h 31.-. -5 , I asv., R-f ,--' ':'s,q, C. Q is M 4 .,, A-we L if ,wx 'avg' fin Q...- x , , ova- 2 ua. J' GMA' ze, Q? f- 26 QC, fi:- ..-.K 'Ss J .- - N-i.. X5 A X, 1 A gr. vs 7 l 51 ,. S. .1 Ki ml M L P 3? m' , u. ,rv VA ,. 1 av, nn C. R '!ff'5 f FRE HME Gloria McGee Charles Mixon Linda Neighbors Chuck Oakley Janice Oakley Kenneth Oakley Carolyn O'Neal Leslie Payne Kay Pender Wade Pennington Clara Poe Yvonne Poteat Warren Richmond Sarah Riley Diana Robinson Carolyn Rogers Billy Scarlett Linda Scott Betty Shambley Carol Shambley Kathleen Shambley Sandy Smith Sarah Spoon Steve Stanley Jackie Sykes James Sykes Joe Sykes Jeanie Terrell Joyce Terrell Linda Tilly Sandra Vogler Martha Weiss Celeste Whitfield Bernard Wiles Elsie Wiles Jerome Wilkerson Douglas Wilson Penny Wood Rippy Woodin Pamela Yates Katherine York You arrive in anticipation. You begin the day with devotion and dedication. You grow in self-expression. . . .In sportsmanship . . .In appreciation 28 THIS IS ' YOUl-I LIFE . . .In efficiency and the power to do You learn new concepts. You delve into the unknown. You learn to reason and evaluate the past. You make new and lasting friendships. 29 1 Q I A A 'Tl' UUULD BE YOU,' is 1.4 .L Wi Bef 'Ig Q50 Q Q' 112131 - K 65 we is Crbeii of1aUgZ'edbJt X33 art, SDH . ferj, Ofbe wax' GP, 11123 01- 5 Key 935 - Xe' 31241 s be O1 X65 10 We -295 T. A tlldent D1-OS 115 al Q29 GX. bel, S pSCt. Way givin 5,5 AON Uazbyafe J We ,h S bfi Cac OX 3509 cw' ' I Copelifjbelffs 69' d, D ' ofa May I help you? asks Margaret Cole as Mr. Yoder and Mr. Walker issue the long- Jimmy Yoder dishes out the hot coffee and awaited class rings to Jeanette Smith and Dee O'Nea1 makes the hot dogs--a familiar Jeanette Amick. sight at all ballgames. Und Sqxgese Dr 6' t 596 X99 5 13530166 tree 0'a-Cxxezlxfwgo Jg fSnWe e vaio' 21, fa mis eat ' ' 8002605 vpplllt Q3-,cxd916ii'xOQ60?gtx' I S 110 fflf fs the Chr. e 1515691093 906 if i Ida ff-If lst XXX be 99.9 ' -V- Wouldhlasr, P95 We x egof g beg, so VEEXXQY 05 f ,wx 1 - ..1. O 1--i , - '2-- A+' XT-L . - - '-'Z' 'g' i '1 is 511'- Q 5 N-iii? 'ii' N2 A X ,Ig L1: JVil if if I , ' ' :? N.. S Q , fi If 1 if--i E553 In I B fy Eg L Q -J Ri Va AZ!! N1 UONCEN'l'RATl0N ag 2 1. '11 ff y il if 5 .., jew A . ., Q gs h, Y , , V9 X 2 7- Q, Z 6. fe : Mrs. Steiner's ninth grade English class dramatizes famous characters from some classical books. The review provides entertainment, as well as reading reminders for the audience. Mrs. Riggs's Latin class practices for a play. They discovered that saying it in Latin is almost as easy as saying it in English. 1 5 3' fgf 1 UC The French dates and days of October are learned easily by Jeanette Amick and Judy Vogler when the bulletin board displays a French calendar. 32 LANGUAGE The power of the word can- not be under-estimated . When one has mastered the art of com- munication, he has a tool to ex- press himself in any field of learning. Through the study of English, Latin, and French, stu- dents in our school are offered an opportunity to improve them- selves in self-expression and to broaden and enrich their appre- ciation of the thoughts of men of all countries in all ages. ii wr- Mrs R.Abernethyexp1ainsto Rippy Wood- Bernard Wiles and Danny Cross work in the operations involved in dividing a busily at solving math problems. polynomial by a binomial. Billy Mace finds the angle, Jimmy Jobe measures the length, and Bobby Harris computes the answer as the three of them work to- gether asateam on a surveying problem in advanced math class. Frank Harris smiles happily as Brooks Gardner assures him that his problem is correct. N 33 MATHEMATIC To meet effectively the chal- lenging need for mathematics at Mebane High School, the math program is divided into two parts, each having its own set of ob- jectives. The course, general math, is designed to prepare the student for using math asa tool in his present experience and in his later life. The college pre- paratory courses are aimed at laying a proper foundation in the 'fields of algebra, geometry, and trigonometry so that students may c o n t i nu e the formal study of mathematics on a higher level. ,af QD- Ki This is how it's done, say Jack Christo- Rosemary Webster and JerryJobe dissecta pher and Carol Collins as they relate the frog and find the major organs according to procedure in finding the ideal mechanical the model at the right. advantage of a pulley system during a physics class. UIE CE Science, increasing in importance in the world today, has been given much considera- tion at Mebane High School. Because all students need to understand the method and influence of science on human life and the scientific facts about the nature of the world and man, science students are offered fully equipped laboratory facilities in general science, biology, chemistry and physics. To exercise the knowledge acquired and to stimulate curiosity and research in the science courses, each science student participates in an annual science fair. mm-yi - I .-.3A'?7f,'vA,,7 K ' ',f:.Lff?h0'g:. , u,.v,,t.iw Q, ' if f Y- af ' JU W 21 Jimmy Hill finds the chart on liquids very M. Collins, M. Bean, L. James, J. Pender, helpful in his studies. J. Self,andD. Long have a chance to partici- pate actively during lab sessions in chem- 34 istry. ' , ' , - , 4g,,-Q-whiff-'F' 'F' -Q-vg54',v: IH I Mrs. Kaye Dry shows the Bible Class how Linda Scott gives an oral report on a current Christianity has spread since its beginning. event. s UCIAL TUDIE The aim of the social studies department at Mebane High School is to teach the student about the past that he may understand the present andprepare himself for the future. In the studies of world history, American history, civics, economics, sociology, and Bible, the student increases his awareness of world situations and broadens his outlook on life. . - ., . ww 7'-'tm few:-, 1 wf ,G'? WfWm f' ' ff f 'rc 227, i7'W7 Y i Leftto right:JanetNance ,Nelson Clark, Sue Gail Maultsby, Judy Lewis and Claire Ride- Sykes, Tony Taylor, and Mary Faucette are out, demonstrate to the class the dress and participating in a panel discussion in socio- customs of people in other countries. logy. 35 1 Janet Dodson and Judy Vogler help Lynda Linda Scott, Carolyn Rodgers, Penny Wood, Hawkins with the hem of her skirt as Dot and Sandy Vogler work together during a Garrison looks on. cooking session in Home Economics. IIUME E00 0MlC The Home Economics department is concerned with developing skills,talents and under- standing in areas pertaining to the home and family living. The following areas are included in our program: clothing, foods, child care and developments, housing, health, family re- lations, family economics. Sandra Murphy, Katherine Daniels, Judy Vogler, and Nancy Oakley watch as Mrs. McAdams sets a table correctly. as ' . ,- -fp ,f- ,Q My .r . l.,-.L..,,,.. .. 1 X is 'J ,fy M .Y ,-- .f,..f- . 1 'Wap 'Q , . ..... -,,...- Minnie Sue Fox gives first aid to a willing Don't move anyone, please! breathe all of patient, Rippy Woodin. the layers of this pyramid formation. Bottom row, left to right: D. Wilson, N. Hall,T. Harris. Second row: G. Amick, D. Curtis. Top: W. James. .HEALTH A ll PHY IUAL ED UATIO A one -year course in health and physical education is offered to the freshman students at Mebane High School. Mr. Shackelford, the instructor, divides the school week into two days of health education and three of physical education. Physical education is a varied program, consisting of calisthenics, football, basketball, soccer, box hockey, ping pong, speed ball, and tennis. Mr. Shackelford watches his ninth grade boys' physical education class playing basketball. Maybe the high school basketball team will get a new crop of stars from this class. 37 'Q ' - wi'-2255 CUMMERCIAL A commercial student, at the end of a two year course of study, has acquired the necessary knowledge and skills of shorthand , typing, of- fice machines,bookkeeping, and office proce- dure which are expected of a general secretary. Commercial courses offer to students op- portunities to pursue successful careers in the world of finance and business. Joyce Clayton finds using the adding machine quicker and easier than using her fingers. -9--a..Q.,,.,wr. A.4.r,.,,,, Q Wanda Harris, Judy Freeland, and Carol Mixon type a practice exercise. They well assure you that the mistakes come easy. Mrs Lou Clark, head of the commercial department, gives a pronunciation lesson in stenography. And they say, languages are hard! 38 Annette Smithuses the duplicating machine to obtain many copies from one. It is really a time saver. DIVEH IFIED 000 PATl0 Junior and Senior students are offered a program of diversified occupations which pro- vides vocationaltraining for those who will go to work upon graduation. These students are required, not only to obtain and hold jobs, but also to participate in a supervised study plan designed to familiarize them with the different vocational objectives. Many opportunities in vocational educa- tion are offered to students by the Industrial School in Burlington. E j n I Q Tommy Kenyon, who works at A gl M Grill,is busy preparing the meat for the delicious bar -b-que always served. Walter Bradley gains valuable experience as he skillfully sews on a mattress cover at Kingsdown in Mebane . Bobby Harris works on a milling machine cutting metals. Don Windsor and Russell Castle find four hands are better than two as they combine their efforts to finish their joint project. Mrs. Frances Miller demonstrates to Sue Carol Marvin Collins browses through the shelves in Foust the proper use of the card catalogue. search of a good book. LIBRARY 'ERVIUE The library,under the direction and supervision of Mrs. Frances Miller, offers to all students the chances for inde- pendent research and selective reading. The library is a subscriber to up -to-date magazines which many students have found invaluable in acquiring knowledge about current hap- penings. Mebane High School students are proud of their library and of its facilities. These library assistants are on hand throughout the school day to aid in any way pertaining to the library. Seated: S. Foust, F. Miller, S. Graves. Standing: J. Modlin, L. Correll, C. Terrell, J. Catlett, J. Porter, D. Jones, H. Lemons, B. Edgerton, C. Solomon, P. Wood. 40 X X, H fy fif - , W K i 9 Q V 7 1919 W ff ..f:, 4 :'v6f3x3+Y'J I X x KX xlg:?x fl: -TL? 5 xx 'QV N 7' ' IN Vm xklxx A I I :SWNNlxfXYfXXTs I 1 14 f k . F xx X .hxXX' ,lwiMM M: YQ ' X V ?a1'J'1'M 1 191111111 M f ' M H': wifl!X15 M Y ., all J 5w1U f My pfgiuvl It t , ff f,f65gf If m y +: , K mn M ' 1 ill wi f wr 9 0 006990 999999 222zo'iio'o'020 o'o'0'N L., TEEN-AGE FRULICSM The exciting game of Bingo pro- vided fun for all age groups. Ting- ling expectation filled the air as the numbers were called. FALL FE TIVAL Fond memories were stirred as the small frys rode happily around on the hobby horses. Dick Hawkins and Linda Seger reigned over the Fall Festival. They were chosen as King and Queen by monetary vote, a penny per vote. Janet Dodson, the lovely Homecoming Queen, who was escorted by Wayne Gravitte was elected by popular vote . F. Ellington, J. Vogler, J. Dodson, D. O'Neal, C.Mixon were the contestants nominated for Homecoming Queen. 'H if 1 fr 54 1 mirfq- ' '-,gl Mfg., Q. , ' . 315.5- HIIMEUUMI G One of the honors bestowed upon the Homecoming Queen was a ride in the Burlington Christmas Parade. Here, Janet Dodson smiles prettily at the crowds. E ll-0F-SEASUN DANCE The Student Council sponsored the End-of-the -Season Dance. This annual affair occurs at the end of the football season to celebrate the victories of the Mebane Tigers. This year, the dance was held in an attractively decorated teen-age club. Y X . x gi' . V I I Q4 1 . C . 1 Ronnie Poteat and Nancy Mace dance under Daphne Keith looks around searchingly for the the colorful streamers at the End-of-Season food her escort is supposed to be bringing. Dance. CHRI TMA DA CE Mebane High School ushered in the festive holidayiseason by having its annual Christmas dance. Preparations for this outstanding event were begun weeks in advance, and as a re- sult, the dance was a tremendous success. ' ,S ,, Carol C011i11S, Judy Vogler a and Janet Linda Aulbert makes sure Mr s . Pen Nance provide a special glow to the der gets served punch and cookies. Christmas Dance as they sing White Christmas. Ronnie Haley decides it is time to find a partner for a slow dance. 43. ,... xyw fi-L i KK f AP. T '?' di... uyp f 3 x ?' , m ff 4 fn-,ffff MAY UUEE MAY KI G Freshman Attendants Sophomore Attendants Junior Attendants ANN JAMES and TIM LYNCH GEORGIA TARKINGTON and DENNIS POPE IQXY KIMBRO and GEORGE WALTERS CUURT Maid-of -Honor Escort DEE O'NEAL CHARLIE MCADAMS Freshman Attendants Sophomore Attendants Junior Attendants KAY PENDER and BILLY SCARLETT MARY JEAN SHAW and DANNY WALKER LYNN JAMES and JOHNNY SE LF CIE CE FAIR In order to promote interest in scientific research, the science club, under the super- vision of Mrs. I. Abernathy, was responsible for the very successful Science Fair. The many exhibits consisted of entries in the Junior and Senior Physical and Junior and Senior Biological Divisions. All proj ects werejudged on the basis of originality, creativeness, work ability, and scientific thought. An earlier junior high fair made preliminary eliminations. Those students who received recognition for their efforts in the local fair were C. Oakley, J. McGee, K. Caison, T. Harris, D. McAdams, K. Terrell, S. Fox, A. James, B. Faulk, W. Wood, J. Christopher, J. Pender, J. James, R. Westbrook, L. Richmond, D. Walker, M. Collins, G. Tarkington, D. Keith, and F. Harris. Long hours of laboratory work paid off for Georgia Tarkington when her project, Autumn C o l o rat i on of Leaves , won a third place in the local and county fairs. Danny Walker happily displays his winning project entitled Tranquilizer vs. Hamster. Months of careful work with special equipment contributed to Danny's success. This eye-catching display on the structure of the atom by Linda Richmond was a favorite of our local fair. Linda received a fifth place in our local fair. n fin 7 Jack Christopher, a first place winner in our local fair, displays his project on thermal expansion, which entailed much scientific thought and research. Chromatographic Analysis , an interesting new field in science, won Judy Pender a second place in the Senior Physical Division of our local fair. Chuck Oakley's prize collection of rocks and minerals caught the judges' eyes and received a red ribbon in the Junior Physical Division of our fair. E 'i a 5 f f QQ QQ QQ OO awww QKQQKQQQQ X9 QQOQQQO YOU'l'H mms A smmr, I f No one knows the value of a dummy layout better than our tireless editor -in-chief , Lynda Hawkins. Miss Tyson, advisor, discusses annual layouts with Judi James, junior editor. FURMACUTTU Lynda Hawkins. . Judy Vogler .... Dee O'Neal .... Frances Adams Margaret Cole . . Janet Nance Tony Taylor . . . Jimmy Murphy Jimmy Yoder. . . Sara Farthing Dot Garrison. . . Janet Dodson Carol Collins EDITORIAL Editor-in-Chief . . . . .Art Editor Literary Editors . . Feature Editors . . Photographers . Sports Editors . .Class Editors Wanda Harris . . . . Typists Hyacinth Lemons Mary Green Miss Tyson .... ...... A dvisor Judi James . . . . . . Junior Editor This year the goal of the Furmacotto staff was to surpass in literary and pic- torial quality all previous Furmacottos. Staff members, conscious of this goal, gave unselfishly, many long hours of labor. 'L 1 IIAI' The editorial staff from left to right, seated: Miss M. Tyson, advisorg J. Vogler, T. Taylor, L. Haw- kins, J. James, M. Cole, S. Farthing. Standing: C. Collins, J. Nance, D. Garrison, D. O'Neal, J. Murphy, J. Yoder, J. Dodson, H. Lemons, M. Green, and F. Adams. Sue Blinson. . . Mary Faucette. Peggy Rideout Faye Ellington Jeanette Amick Wanda Harris . Sylvia Mitchell Sue Carol Foust .... TAFF . ......... . Business Manager . . . . . . Assistants . . . .Circulation Managers . . Junior Business Manager The business staff, composed of the circulation managers, business manager , and business assistants, made untiring efforts in publicizing the annual. 41 - . ' sl ' g X Sue Blinson, business manager, checks the accounts to see that everything balances. ,...--.,., . M...iF ' , a . ,fi 1-ic?-'f I' -M ery rr L ts . .V ' F Sylvia Mitchell collects annual money from Tony Taylor while Janet Nance pays Wanda Harris. than S- FOIQSL P- RidS011'f, S- 1311115011: F- Ellingfmjl A tired but happy Mary Faucette turns over to J- AIHICK, and M- Fallcette Prepare to S011C1'f Mrs. Muse, school secretary , the day's money ads- for ads. ,L Nominationsfor school offices are made in the traditional manner with much audience partici- pation. TUBE 'l' COU CIL Under the supervision of Mrs. Mer le Riggs and the leader ship of Sue Sykes the Student Council seeks solutions of school problems and plans many school activities. Special events sponsored by the Student Council this year are Student Coun- cil Election, Homecoming Festivities, and the End-of-Season Dance. , , l Sue Sykes and Marvin Collins re- gister to vote in the election. Put x 9 Mary A. Bean, Lynda Sykes, and Faye Ellington carefully monitor the voting. These class representatives comprise the Student Council of Mebane High School. Seated: Mrs. M. Riggs, sponsorg L. Sykes, M. Collins, Vice-Presidentg S. Sykes, Presidentg J. Yoder, Secretary- Treasurerg S. Farthing, L. Richmond. Standing: J. Pender, T. Abernathy, J. Compton, M. Turner, D. McAdams, M. Pender, K. McBane. SO -. f -a ru, H0 011 UCIETY . . ,Y Y. i. -' h.L ,M .v.., r ., . if . ' ff f, i a L H , , U - .. wt.. Alljuniors and seniors meeting the requirements of scholarship, leadership, character, and service are admitted intothe National Honor Society. Each month the society meets and presents programs on varied subjects. This year the society sponsored the very successful White Christmas, a project toaid needy families at Christmas time. Seated, left to right: R. Haley, Vice Pres., M. Bean, Treas- urerg Mrs. M. Shaw, Sponsor, N. Clark, President, L. Richmond, Secretary. Standing: J. Pender, J. Nance, C. Collins,J. James, L. Hawkins, S. Sykes, S. Blinson, M. Cole, C. Mixon, S. Foust, T. James. MAR HALS Junior students, maintaining outstand- ing grades throughout their complete high school career, received one of the highest honors obtainable at Mebane High School. These students were chosen to serve as marshals. They participated in the baccalaureate service, class day, and in the graduation exercises. First Row: Sue Carol Foust, Mary Ann Bean, Judy Pender, Second Row: Donald Long, Judi James, Linda Richmond, Roger Haley, Chief. SI ge. . KEY CL B The selected members of the Key Club International have as their main objective, service to the community and to the school. They were chosen be- cause of scholastic ability, per- sonality, and willingness to co- operate. Members of the Key Club are from left to right, first row: B. Gardner,J. Copeland,D. Carver,T. Taylor, C. McAdams, Treasurerg J. Yoder, Presidentg J. Christopher, Vice-Presidentg M. Collins, Secretaryg N. Clark, J. Albright, J. Self. Second row: R. Haley, M. Freshwater, S. York, F. Harris, G. Walters, T. Jobe, T. McLamb, T. Abernathy. M0 UGRAM CLUB These smiling students ,Monogram Club members, were given letters for their athletic achieve- ments. They are from left to right, first row: S. Foust, S. Mehring, M. Bean, S. Farthing, P. Ride- out, L.Correll, T. James, J. Pender, L. James, D. Byrd, K. Kimbro. Second row: S. Sykes, L. Haw- kins, J. Christopher, J. Murphy, R. Haley, R. Poteat, J. Yoder, J. Kerley, T. Jobe, N. Maultsby. Third row: J. Craddock, L. Kerley, S. York, N. Clark, B. Mace, G. Allen, T. Amick, J. Copeland, J. Self. Fourth row: A. Walker, sponsor, J. Jobe, D. Terrell, M. Collins, C. McAdams, D. Carver, H. Oakley, G. Walters, T. Rembert, G. Shackleford, sponsor. - 52 F.T.A. Students interested in be- coming teachers of the future joined the F.T.A. One of their duties was to substitute for ab- sent teachers, thereby gaining valuable teaching experience. This year, the F.T.A. was re- sponsible for a teacher appre- ciation day. These students get active training in becoming teachers as mem- bers of the F.T.A. First row, left to right: J. Pender, M. Bean, M. Faucette, T. Taylor, J. Vogler, J. Nance. Second row: Mrs. M. Warren, sponsorgD.DeRosier, L. Aulbert, M. Cole, J. Amick. Third row: C. Terrell, S. Foust, H. Lemons, A. Muse, D. Garrison, L. Correll, L. Richmond. Fourth row: S. Blinson, P. Rembert, L. Harris, J. Yoder, N. Clark, L. Hawkins, D. Jones, W. Harris. F.ll.A. These Home Ec.girls are from left to right, first row: N. Young, M.J. Shaw, T. James, A. Muse, C.Terrell,J. Pender. Second row: D.DeRosier, J. James, S. Vogler, P. Wood, J. Terrell, K. Kenyon, C.McAdams,D.Walker,V.Horner. Third row: J. Walker, R. Wilson, J. Clayton, C. Moore, M. Cole, J. Hall, L. Aulbert, K. Pender, J. Amick, P. Yates, M. Fox. Fourth row: S. Murphy, N. Oakley, J. Pender, L. Richmond, K. Daniels, G. Maultsby, V. Patton, M. Pender, A. James, L. Hawkins. Fifth row: M.White,B.Grubb, L. James, J. Dodson, C. Graves, L. Harris, S. Foust, D. Jones, J. Compton. 53 GLEE CL B .. 7' Y ,., The members of the Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Frances Gosnell, have added immeasurably to the pleasure and appreciation of the whole school. They have participated in numerous programs this year, among them, the Parent Teacher's Association, chapel, radio, and a Christmas Cantata. First row: N.Young,J. James, C. Collins, D. Keith, N. Clark, W. Richmond, T. Abernathy, J. Nance, J.Compton, J. Vogler, V. Patton, D. Walker, M. Pender, E. White, N. Mace. Second row: Mrs. Lacy Pender, H. Keck, S. Sykes, S. Mehring, J. Jobe, T. Jobe, D. Walker, R. Poteat, D. O'Neal, J. Dodson, M. White, J. Catlett, C. McAdams, D. DeRosier, S. Mitchell, C. Moore, S. Duncan, Director, Mrs. Frances Gosnell. Third row: S. Murphy, A. James, M. Wells, P. Walters, M. Weiss, Y. Poteat, S. CIE CE CLUB First row: D. Henderson, M. Shaw, R. Haley. Second row: L. Oakley, G. Tarkington, R. Woodin, B. Grubb, J. James, S. Duncan. Third row: G. Amick,V.Rascoe,J.Hurdle, D. Walker, B. Craw- ford. Fourthrow: V. Patton,N.Oakley, C. Moore, B.Gardner, F. Harris, B. Graves. Fifth row: T. Harris, J. Dick, C. Oakley, D. McAdams. Sixth row: B. Sykes, J. Murray, M. Turner, J. Breit- meir. Seventh row: N. Clark, T. Taylor, D. O'Neal. Standing: C. Collins. Sponsor, Mrs. I. Abernathy. 4-ll UL B First row: J. Tripp, J. Breitmeir, B. Maultsby, F. Harris. Second row: R. Caviness, J. Sapp, C.Anderson,B. Brigman, B. Thomas, F. Switzer, S. Hupman, D. Neese. Third row: P. Tilly, B. Morris, P. Robins, S. Westbrook, L. Seger, L. Maddox. Fourthrow: T.Sykes,J.Hall,A. Fuquay, I.Foster,K. McBane, B. Faulk, A. Pahner. Fifth row: M.Weiss, K. Dodson, M. Wells, P. Walters, G. Maultsby, P. Spoon, D. Andrews. 'ESL 0 o L QQ. 5 9 9 QQQQQ ev 9404? 152 SP0li'l'S IN REVIEW VARSITY FUUTBALL First row, left to right: N. Clark, M. McDaniel, J. Reaves, J. Copeland, T. Amick, J. Kerley, T. Abernathy, J. Craddock. Managersg T. McLamb, B. Amick. Second row: S. York, H. Thornton, B. Mace, J. Evans, B. Scarlett, R. Castle, R. Poteat, D. Pope, N. Pope. Manager, R. Haley. Third row: V.Rascoe,D. Terrell, C. McAdams, D. Carver, M. Turner, M. Collins, J. Self, G. Allen, T.Rembert, Managerg D. McAdams. ' CDACHE C0-UAPTAI ,,, X 1 , 4.2513 ..4.N,B Coach Gordon Isley, Head Coach Archie Walker, Jimrny Copeland and Tommy Amick were C0- and Coach Joe Widenhouse proudly display the captains of the Mebanefootballteam. Both agreed, award after seeing the Mebane Tigers through thatto have agoodteam,there mustbe co-operation another banner year. on and off the field. se, in . ---A--. 1-1 , . X-19 MID- 'l'A'l'E CHAMP ?7'Ti F I 9 ' ,ff i 321 K 132. f--ff-' A-iw-A , A f A aw. ,JFS sf7w'Cf'f f1 i' A, W s A . , 'flflf L' . f il X These seven champions, all seniors, completed their last year as Mebane Tigers. First row, left to right: J.Copeland,T.Amick,N.Clark,J.Craddock. Second row: D. Carver, D. Terrell, C. McAdams. MMARY 0F MEBA E' GAME Mebane 33 Gibsonville O A not too highly rated Mebane Tiger team took the field in Gibsonville with the Mebane fans expecting just an average season. These thoughts were soon dissipated as Mebane scored with five touchdowns. Sharing in the touchdowns were Tommy Amick, Jimmy Copeland, Danny Carver, and Jack Evans. Mebane 33 Madison-Mayodan O Another 33-O win, featuring some fancy Mebane running, netted the Tigers with victory num- ber two in the young season. Tommy Amick, showing power and hard running, credited himself with three touchdowns, as the Tiger line again showed its prowess on the gridiron. The line consisted of Gene Allen, Marvin Collins, Jerry Kerley, Harold Thornton, and Morrie Turner. Mebane 45 Yanceyville O The Mebane Tigers came to Yanceyville with two things in mind: to win, and to show this wasn't the beginning of the end. And win they did! From the opening kick-off, it was Mebane allthe way,with Tommy Amick galloping 80 yards to make the first of his four touch- downs for the night. The Tiger defensive unit played an outstanding game, holding Yanceyville to a net gain of 85 yards. ' A Mebane 26 Walnut Cove 0 The Mebane Tigers didn't have to pull many strings to win its fourth straight victory. After the first two touchdowns, which came early, the Tiger first unit warmed the benches, as the reserves played the remainder of the game. Mebane 33 Altamahaw Ossipee 0 Jimmy Copeland really came into the limelight, as the Tiger fullback led the Mebane Express to its fifth straightvictory. Scoring three touchdowns, Copeland also led the defensive charge. 57 Mebane 7 Haw River 6 Next on the agenda for the Mebane Tigers was to play a tough Haw River team for the Mid-State Championship. After a defensive battle in the first three quarters,Ronny Poteat recovered a Haw River fumble on their 26 yard line. The Tigers then ripped through the Indians in three plays for a touchdown. Mebane 19 Glenn 12 In this game Jimmy Copeland pulled the pres- sure play. With 6 1X2 minutes remaining in the game,the Mebane fullback rambled 39 yards to give Mebane its winning margin in its eighth victory. Mebane 19 Allen Jay 20 The Tigers rolled into Greensboro ready for the state playoffs. Although they were leading with a score of 19-14 at half time, Allen Jay soon took the lead with a 20-19 score. This lead, in spite of all defensive threats by Mebane, was the final score of the play -off game. Mebane 0 Bethel Hill 0 A big Tiger letdown netted them their first tie in the Mid-State Conference. Hampered by injuries, the Tigersjust couldn't get rolling. One play which might have won the game for Mebane was nullified when Danny Carver caught a Steve York pass in the end zone but was ruled out of bounds. Mebane 19 Southern 0 The Tiger forward wall, playing a good defensive game against Southern Alamance, set up the first touchdown. Danny Carver set up the second one with a pass interception. Tommy Amick finished the touchdown with a 20 yard run in the 4th quarter. ...O 1- Mebane 14 Siler City 0 Mebane's Tigers ended their regular season with a victory over Siler City. Jimmy Copeland scored both touchdowns in the first and second quarters and Tommy Amick kicked both P.A.T.'s. The Mebane defense was praised as they played an outstanding game. CHEERLEADER Our cheerleaders were Daphne Keith, Judy Pender, Judi James, Susan Mehring, Sue Carol Foust, Chiefg Teena James, Mary Jean Shaw, Kay Pender, and Dianne Walker. They led the students in hearty cheers for our teams. .ffl We're from Mebane High School. . . yell the It has long been a custom for the cheerleaders cheerleaders at a pep rally. to decorate the goal posts for home games. .The cheerleaders, Daphne Keith, Mary Jean Shaw, Dianne Walker, Judy Pender, Judi James, and Teena James, rode in a float in the Christmas parade. . S9. GIRL In front, left to right: P. Rideout and S. Farthing, co-captains. Seated left to right: J. Walker, C. Moore, M. Pender, J. Compton, L. James, B. Grubb, L. Harris, M. Bean,D. Byrd, C. Rideout,R. Wi1son,K. Kimbro, L.Corre11,J. Harris, N. Maultsby. At back: Mr. J. Widenhouse, coach, A.James, Manager . ' In a battle with Haw River, Judy Harris deflects a shot by one of the Haw River team. ,,, , ,Y ,, Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane 9 I M nn? t I V . BA KETBALL A jump play puts the Mebane Tigerettes back into Watch that ball! yells guard Sara Farthing. action. Aycock Gibsonville Aycock Elon Gibsonville Hillsboro Southern Alamance Ossipee Haw River Yanceyville Pleasant Grove Elon Haw River Pleasant Grove A prayer before the start of every game is a re- gular custom of the team. At half-time, Mr. Widenhouse briefs the girls and gives them a new surge of spirit. Left to right: Mr. G. Shackeliord, coachg C. McAdams, D. Carver, H. Oakley, M. Colhns, T Rembert, G. Walters, T. Jobe, T. Amick, R. Poteat, J. Hawkins, T. McLamb. 84 60 53 59 57 44 47 74 78 i 59 45 The Mebane Tigers practice each day after school except on game days. During practice, the team 59 work together on perfecting skill in shooting, pass- ing,offensive,and defensive plays. At one practice George Walters scored 50 consecutive free shots. 46 How's that for more than luck? 55 62 Bdebane hdebane Ldebane hdebane Ldebane hdebane hdebane hdebane hdebane hdebane Bdebane hdebane hdebane hdebane BA KETBALL Charlie McAdams, one of the Tiger stars, scores apoint for Mebane amid rounds of applause for fine offensive action by the team. A jump play between Haw River and Me bane soon ended in Mebane scoring. The Mebane Tigers eagerly began the basketball season this year. All of last year's starting team returned for this season's play. Placing emphasis on team co-operation and physical fitness in daily practice sessions, the boys had high hopes for a successful record. . . 31 Aycock . . 34 Gibsonville . . 26 Aycock . . 47 Elon . . 45 Gibsonville . . 41 Hillsboro . . 36 South Alamance . . 42 Ossippee . . 42 Yanceyville . . 58 Haw River . . 41 Pleasant Grove . . 54 Elon . . 58 Haw River . . 48 Pleasant Grove A skillful interception of a Pleasant Grove shot by Tal Jobe costs the Pirates two points. I- BA EBALL, Front Row: Tim Rembert, Charlie McAdams, Jimmy Copeland, Danny Carver, Johnny Hawkins, Mickey McDaniel, Archie Wilborn, coach. Second Row: Roger Haley, George Walters, Jerry Kerley, Tommy Amick, Dwight Johnson, Douglas Wilson, Willard James. Third Row: Tal J obe, Howard Oakley, Gary Billings, Robert Braxton, Jeff Kernodle. Practice, practice, and more practice! This thought was prominent in the minds of the boys as they opened another baseball season with high hopes of success. Each day, the team functioned more evenly as they developed co-ordination and a storehouse of power in every position. As the season got underway, the team was eager and very ready to face compe- 'titi On. Safe! Charlie McAdams slides into home plate in the nick of time while Jimmy Copeland receives the ball a fraction of a second too late. 64 Practice hours often ran into the evening, but the boys, feeling the need for perfection, didn't mind. vim W I 'tl N 'lub 'WN yyyl, H N ,IN i ,ww ,-LN j pw! H f 9 15, Q W NW S W 15+ ' H' Wm W sf. +4 M WW U' .1 Z' ' xv N 'ml ll!! iw, I Al wlxlr, NIAUJJN NH I 1 I ,N 1 A: 1 ' N W1 N I H , l1,f9jli14Mj' 3 ', if' 'iv' J 'L 4- 1 If xl 'U'-FH im Vww EI' J Y F 'I H' Y' ' 1 yi If 'Viih' f ,f 'fI,1, iu,j1,ly!'! N wel ww!! ' W 2 , I If ,J ily' 4 UNMFJ lx Ry Mi' , 1 mn la wyl Y ,WY ' , N 1w!1',fN N l , 1 X ,1 fl f F y I . 4 1 Y lh V V, W' H N X v JN 1 L 1 V W 7 H ' V J 1 ' ' 1. E ' ' W r 51 1, xl If W 1 1, vm, WJ I M N' if Y!! N X 'N i ' ,' 1 A ' X W 1 ww 1, U 'wxwxmlhx N1 x L4 ,A 5-'1L'1' i M N I N, 1 w ...U , I I N v W V 11 4 f2X4f1z 0 V w f'- J Q Qonffff' G Lf: in-I? f WELCOME THAVELEIW gh '95 Mrs. Elizabeth Bolden W.C.U.N.C. A. B. FACULTY Mrs. Louise Campbell Mrs. Mozell Collins W.C.U.N.C. East Carolina B.S.S.A. A. B. Qin-of Mr. Claude F. Dover, Jr. Mr. William H. Fox Mrs. Bobbye Hildebrand Elon College A.B. in Chemistry Appalachian Guilford College 'B. S. Temple University B. A., M. Ed. 'X' X MQ? Miss Sarah Thompson Mrs. Gerry Vincent Mr. Archie Wilborn Appalachian Converse College A. B., M. A. Salem College Elon College Music A. B. 66 TUIIENT CIIUNCIL The Junior High Student Council, functioning in the same manner as the High School Student Council, sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance this year. The members are, seated: Mrs. B. Hildebrand, Sponsorg R. Caviness, Vice President, D. Weaver, Presidentg P. Haley, Sec.-Treas.g K. Terrell. Standing,left to right: C. Yates, J. Staley, B. Murphy, B. Jones, D. Hawkins, B. Patterson, B. Work- man, K. Smith, J. Long, C. Cooper. JUNIDR HIGH CHEEHLEADER These are the girls who gave the Jr.-Varsity footballteam their fighting spirit. First row, left to right: W. Wood, C. Lanning, J. Buckner, Chief, S. George, M. Cross. Second row, left to right: V. Modlin, C. Graves, P. Haley, B. Tripp, D. Haley, S. Riggs. 67 IGHTH GRADE Danny Allen Deborah Andrews Jerry Andrews Cleon Ashley Donald Ashley Jimmy Bailey Noel Bryan Judy Buclmer Jerry Cates Robert Caviness Joe Chockley Judy Clayton Patricia Clayton Roger Coburn Carolyn Cooper Ronnie Copeland Michael Coutchure Mary Ella Cross Frances Dail LaRue Dandridge Diana Davis Vickie Davis Virginia Davis Faye Dodson Susan Dudley Leslie Duncan Dottie Evans Bonnie Faulk Ilene Foster Johnny Fritts Kathy Garrison Linda Gettig Carol Graves Jackie Green Donna Haley Phyllis Haley Joyce Hall Jimmy Harris Lavon Hatch Dick Hawkins Judy Hawkins Tom Hawkins Tommy Hicks Dwayne Hinshaw Wayne Horner Sylvia Huey Mike Jackson Bobby Jones James Jones Carolyn Kauffman Cinda Lanning Barry Lea EIGHTH GRADE Sarah Lefler Jay Lemons Bobby Mace Phil Mace Cecil Mann Douglas Martin Betty Maultsby Vivian May Johnny McAdams John McGee Theresa McGee Betty Merritt James Mitchell Vickie Modlin Brenda Morris Teddy Neese Blanche Newman Evon Oakley Brenda Patterson Rosa Patton Olivia Pope Barbara Rhodes Mary Riggans Bobby Roberson Carol Sentelle Delano Shotwell Bernard Simber Ernest Slaton Ann Smith Marie Smith Nancy Smith Roy Smith Dianne Solomon Edna Stafford Carolyn Sutton Frances Sweitzer Jeanette Talley Esther Taylor Kay Terrell Sammy Terrell Peggy Thomas Howard Toney Donald Weaver Sandra Westbrook Janet Williams Ray Williams Juanita Womack Wanda Wood Bill Workman Jimmy York June Young SEVE TH GRADE Joy Albright Clifton Anderson Jimmy Barton Richard Beaver Harriette Bell Jerry Biggs William Braxton Bruce Brigman Carol Bryon Kenneth Bumgarner Kendall Caison Wanda Carden Richard Caviness Mike Compton Mary Ann Coutchure Bernice Cravon Billy Curasi Bobby Davis Bonnie Davis Evans Davis Phillip Denson Kathy Dodson David Edwards Ruth Edwards Brack Emory Allen Fuqua Steve Fox Kenneth Freshwater Betty Garner Ronny Gerzema Helen Glosson Jim Hall Van Harris Dennis Haverland Gary Hill Tim Hill Charles Holt Dickie Holt Ricky Holt David Hood Susan Hupman Jerry Ingold Augustine Jarrett Larry Jarrett Donna J obe Bobby Jones Johnny Long Wayne Lunsford Linda Maddox Eddie Majors Marie McAdams I . wer Bef aff Qgdrl if 'Q as ,fi c., A new V-,M f r:f' ,., . - V Ji., ' kia f 'Y ng M ' JF-i fa 4 :L ww A Af' Ky R jk U, x ' X' r , Q- +. 435 X 7... if 5'- fm X ,Ga .J J Q . T , ' 1: ' '21 J Qi ef' if- 4. M ,yi ,i ,X 70 is J K rv T ' 2 I Ks . F251 YL-,X va -2 - '11 1 sg 'Ny T I EVENTH GRADE Mary Linda Moore Brenda Murphy Donna Murray Tommy Murray Debbie Neese Myra Oakley Ronald Oakley Harold Oldham Tommy Page Alice Palmer Dahlia Palmer Rebecca Perry Elizabeth Poteat Jimmy Pruitt Emma Ray Sarah Ann Riggs Clifton Riley Edna Robbins Peggy Robbins Landis Roberson Elaine Robinette Jerry Sapp Ronald Satterfield Linda Seger Betty Shambley Kenny Shanklin Sara Jane Shelton Carolyn Shields Jackie Shields Karen Smith Paula Spoon Joan Staley Jamie Sykes Keith Sykes Michael Sykes Pat Taylor Mitchell Terrell Morris Terrell Brenda Thomas Donna Thomas Brenda Thompson Peggy Tilly Betty Jo Tripp Linda Wade Saimdra White Linda Winebarger Jackie Womack Larry Wright Kerry Yates Tommy York Mrs. Hildebrand demonstrates the controlled reading machine to an attentive class. M. Coutchure, D. Jobe, R. Caviness, and R. Perry find working in the library helpful to themselves as well as to others. Mr. A. Wilborn and Cecil Mann show the re- mainder ofthe physical education class how to tumble. CLASS lt00M A ll 'U fi A V .' '21-.Y u 4. ,- ' Phil Mace and Tom Hawkins do an experiment with the meter stick in science class. T.McGee,C. Sutton, L. Coats, and J. Clayton listen intently as Mrs. Vincent gives a lesson in the identification of musical instruments. Wayne Horner and Ann Smith give their math class a thorough explanation of percentage. UCIAL AUTIVITIE Mr. Dover explains an unfamiliar name in history to Cinda Lanning. . Time out for popsicles, potato chips, and candy. Barbara Rhodes enjoys all three. The Teen-age Club provides good times for Cinda Lanning and Barbara Rhodes. Boys,watch out! was the cry of all the girls, including Sarah Riggs at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Mrs. Hi1debrand's class presented a fascinat- ing play to the Junior High assembly. Partici- pants in the play seen here are S. Terrell, T. Neese, D. Davis, T. Hicks, and B. Maultsby. Time out for a refresher and some friendly talkfor JudyRay,Roger Cook, Jimmy Harris, and Carolyn Rogers. JUNIIJR VAR l'l'Y FUUTBALL fr fl? First row, left to right: C. Morris, D. Curtis, D. Wilson, J. Sykes, D. Allen, L. Jackson. Second row: V. Harris, T. Long, G. Billings, J. Hall, B. Jones, R. Copeland. Third row: K. Caison, D. Cross, J. Pruitt, S. Stanley, T. Lynch,W. Lunsford. Fourth row: M.Contchure, managerg A. Wilborn, coachg W. Pennington, D. Jones, W. Fox, coachg R. Gerzema. Hillsboro-- Haw River Sylvan ---- E .M. Holt- Ossipee -- - Graham -- Sylvan - - - A. Wilson Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane Mebane JUNIUR VAR ITY BA KETBALL Southern ---- Hillsboro ----- Pleasant Grove Turrentine ---- Hillsboro - - - Turrentine - - - Haw River - - - l First row, left to right: B. Ham, J. Hurdle, J. Jobe, W. Pennington, Coach G. Isley. Second row: D. Johnson, D.McAdams,R.Bra.xton, L. Payne. Third row: J. 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FRESHWATER Mebane, North Carolina MEBANE BEAUTY sHoP For Appointment Dial LO 3-4951 Mary Fowler, Owner Mebane, North Carolina BRADLEY'S TIRE SERVICE Recapping Vulcanizing Your LEE Tire Dealer Dial LO 3-4394 Mebane, North Carolina McCLURE FUNERAL SERVICE Oxygen Equipped Ambulances Burlington Graham Dial CA 7-2711 Dial CA 7-7488 Compli-ments of ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Dial LO 3-3611 Mebane, North Carolina O'FERRELL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE State Farm . . . Auto, Fire, Life Clyde O' Ferrell Office Phone CA 7-2796 1731 N. Church Street Burlington, North Carolina i ,,,, WILLIAM LYNCH STUDIOS 253 E. Front Street Burlington, North Carolina Phone Ca 6-9690 Compliments of MELVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY Dial LO 3- 5741 Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of DUNCAN'S FOOD STORE Dial LO 3-3801 Mebane, North Carolina HUEY'S BAR-B-QUE 1 Mile East on '70-A Mebane, North Carolina HAW RIVER 66 SERVICE STATION Tires - Batteries - Road Service We pick up and deliver your car. Just Call CA 6-1894 Haw River, North Carolina Compliments of RELIABLE FURNITURE CO Clay Street Mebane, North Carolina ' Compliments of RIGHT-WAY CLEANERS Phone LO 3-4243 Mebane, North Carolina CENTRAL MOTOR CO. New and Used Cars Will not be undersold West Center Street - LO 3-3981 Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of COCA-COLA . XX Nelgthshtcgrlhlood A W- it DRINK K I I L hx N' if l I T, :Il B' 1 ' 59 BRENDA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone LO 3-3381 For Appointment Brenda Davis 201 Fifth Street Mebane, North Carolina SOUTHERLAND DYEING AND FINISHING MILL, INC. Mebane, North Carolina BAMBY SUNBEAM BAKERY The Bread You Need For Energy Burlington, North Carolina PARKER'S SHOE SHOP We Make Your Shoes Look Just Like New Mebane, North Carolina N.- BRADLEY-TRUITT JEWELRY For Smooth Gifts Pick From Our Wide Selection Phone LO 3-4194 Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of JONES DEPT. STORE The Store That Saves You Money Outfits for Men, Women, and Children Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of HOOVER SASH 8. DOOR CO Custom-made Cabinets Ceramic Tile 1 Mile East on 70-A Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of MYRTLE'S BEAUTY SALON Dial LO 3-3395 502 South Third Street Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of MELVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY Dial LO 3-5741 Mebane, North Carolina McDADE'S APPLIANCE CO R C A MOTOROLA Sales and Service Dial LO 3-3051 Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of VILLAGE STORE Clothing For The Entire Family Dial LO 3-4804 Mebane, North Carolina ALAMANCE PRINTING CO. Commercial Printing Engraving and Photo -Offset Phone CA 6-1881 729 S. Main Street Burlington , North Carolina Compliments of MEBANE POLICE DEPARTMENT Mebane, North Carolina WARREN'S DRUG STORE Mebane's Best Drug Store Phone LO 3-3102 Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of MEBANE OIL CO. LO 3 -5 69 1 Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of WHITE FURNITURE CUMPANY 92 Cdmnliments of MEBANE AUTO SUPPLY LO 3- 1431 Tire - Recapping Mebane, North Carolina RUBY MAE DRESS SHOP Things to Wear for Ladies Who Care Phone LO 3-9985 Mebane, North Carolina KIMBRO INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Phone LO 3-9622 Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of BIG TOP SUPER MARKET Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of A. P. LONG 8. SON Ready-to-Wear and Accessories Mebane, North Carolina We Strive to Serve You MEBANE FLOUR 8. FEED MILLS Manufacturers of Pure Made Flour Pig, and Hog Ration- Poultry Mashes Dial LO 3-4574 Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of SATTERFIELD SERVICE STATION 8. GROCERY Phone LO 3-3722 Mebane, North Carolina MALONE-CRAWFORD COMPANY Clothing, Furnishings, and Shoes For Men and Young Men Dial LO 3-9801 112 West Clay Street Mebane, North Carolina 5- I THE REMNANT sHoP Sew Much for Sew Little 'llv - 1 ' 1 - fV4,: Haw River, North Carolina CAROLINA REXALL DRUGS Always the best In Quality, Service and Price for Twenty-eight Years Dial LO 3-6000 Mebane, N.C. 94 hillips PAYNE Oll COMPANY Box 812 Phone CA 7-7435 Burlington, North Carolina Quality Products And Friendly Service TYSON-MAIONE HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. Your Hardware and Sporting Goods Dealer Dial LO 3-9131 Mebane, North Carolina music CLEANERS AND uuunnv One Hour Service AMERICA' S FAVORITE qi 1. . U s SEALTEST III? I I I I I I I MAY' ' .,1,V'1f--1.5515 MILK K2 af-I --f Mebane, N. C. Dial LO 3-3641 ATKINSON DAIRY COMPANY, INC. 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ELLIS MUSIC COMPANY Across from East 70 Drive-In Theater 1 Mile West of Haw River Has Everything Musical Including Pianos Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of MARY DIXON BEAUTY SHOP Dial LO 3-9581 Mebane, North Carolina MEBANE THEATRE See All the Good Movies Play Here See Them For Less Mebane, North Carolina KOURY'S 443 SOUTH MAIN WHERE SMART WOMEN SHOP Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of WHITE HOTEL AND GRILL Mebane, North Carolina T. N. BOONE TAILORS Complete Tuxedo Rental Service Stylish Tailored Clothing Burlington, North Carolina Roller Skate for Hea1th's Sake' .,.-it Mebane, North Carolina ' Hwy. 70-A East JIM'S TASTE!-FREEZ Under new ownership Serving Alamance County with the Finest of Foods -SEMWHFI fg , V 9' 3544 Compliments of PET DAIRY Phone CA '7-2068 631 W. Elm Street Graham, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina CA 8-8916 99 Compliments of MEBANE BAKERY 106 North Fourth Street Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of DOGWOOD GOLF COURSE Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of WALTON LUMBER CO. Ceramic Tile Mebane, North Carolina HOUSE OF FLOWERS Say it with Flowers-- Say it with Ours Dial LO 3-6985 Mebane, North Carolina WALKER'S FUNERAL HOME Marvin G. Walker, Manager Ambulance Service Dial LO 3-9211 304 West Center Street Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of MELVILLE DAIRY Burlington, North Carolina I0 O Wx . ,. If :, V 1 , .X A 1 l 4 ' i 1 - ,x ,.,fL7,' . Ms' . I K V J 'Q ' n .X-'A 5. .f ,Un .ily 1 H .m - 1 1 1 .. 3 . w,.' J' 1 - J. - 1 X X 'x X fl' O .lu f 1 I, 4, A Ml u 5 , f L, u .Hel 1 w:k,,.,, , V,, . I I I. I. 4 ' 1 ' V r V. ,v KM S l JAY, . xy, . . , Tar' 9 ta- N- A Rf x 3 5,55 ' ' I Iwi' .1 .K r K . .- Q .l -9 ', A v-- W - . 4. 4 lc L . K, , .' Ls' '2-X. 5 -Qxf If 5 w ' . , ' . 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