Mebane High School - Furmacotto Yearbook (Mebane, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1962 volume:

, V , , vs 'k1 ff ,f is Y w 1 '. ,. -4 1' 'A 1 , gf . 7 , ,x ' n -ww MAY MEMURIAI. LIBRARY 342 S. Spring Street Burlington, NC 27215. 1 .v... , 1 .m..A..-. - i I Ib 'J' . -f f ,l 1. ,M -' ,Q Q, 5 :N V N H . g L, 1 ,g - . -,Inav W ' '.,'f'. .wk -' M, 4, ' f -2,V Hlfn5pJ A-U1-fi 5 I M -W 6 M150 X . - ma 4 ,h 22.svx Q V -, I Mm -1. 2.9 '.'F . .- W ss, ' W My Wm' QSM WI U, Q Fax L.. ma. f W-N or 'klnqnninl Furmocofro 1962 Volume Xl!! Mehone High School Mebone, North Corohho Dedicoriori Since the chartering in 1903 and consolidation in 1933 of Hebron, Woodlawn, and Mebane schools into the present Mebane High School, this build- ing has waited with solid patience for the eager calls of students returning year after year. These students, some with reluctance and some with anticipation, appear along the sidewalks and on the great orange buses to fill the classrooms and to absorb the knowledge offered here. Mebane High School is a part of all the students and all the teachers who have ever passed through these corridors, sat in these classrooms, and lingered on this campus. Again the time to consolidate is here, and Mehane High becomes only a part ofthe history of our community. And so it is to you, TI-IE ALUMNI, that we dedicate this last edition of the FURMACOTTO. Mebane High School will live on in your memories, wherever you may be. It is our hope that this volume will help preserve for you your hours of toil, your moments of anxiety, your happy associations, and the pure pleasure you had as a student at Mebane High School. 0 ,J Y 4 If N QQ ,iw 44 if , ,gf ,,,, w7:'2,f ' Xa ,Nw , gli. LM, N 1 af 'fx-' M Wat 'iii ,V A pre-school chat and a run to classes before the tardy bell marks another day, another year for Mebane High School students. The hall. . . a place to meet that Qur Lost Time Around the special one, to relax between The trophy case. . . C12lSSeS, and to review 'Che 1a12eS'C the frame for our proud The lockers. . .the catch-all for text gossip. past. books, old papers, and personal items. T ll N Q 1 l 4 n Foreword We bring to you another year, our last year as Mebane High School, depicting familiar scenes from our school life. We wish to show that even though the students change year after year, the classes and activities are basically the same. The football team finished their career in style by winning the Mid- State Champion- ship again. A Dramatics Club and Debating Club were formed and the Science Fair won recognition for outstanding projects. Through PiC1111'ES and copy, we give you Mebane Hi gh School, its spirit, its activities, and its achievements. The football field. . .our land of sweat strife and glory. 7 3 J' 'jd l, v W Buifoling ond Tbroughfhe tkdk of The library. . . marked by silence, bowed heads, and worn books. M e b G H G H shoes and the cries of eager-fafnsi-M n uwlwwmi School. The lunchroom. . .scene of noise, clatter, and hungry students. 'I 1 ! Q 1 HIVER Student Body - POQ9 19 Orgontzotions-Page 41 I 7. ,H 'V - 1-my--.V Departmental and Fc1cultyAPoQe 7 1 ji , , i ,- Student Ltfeetooge 51 Table of Contents Atlwlettcs-Page CDI , X AdvertfsementsePoQe 83 6 Juntor High-Page 73 t t t t ti t t t Vf , kk ff I , 'LW W ,4 , W ,M Departmental and Faculty The wisdom, Lmderstanding, and learning that our faculty gives to the students reaches further than the classrooms. Their examples will be models for us long after graduation. 7 Mrs. Mae Edla Shaw enjoys teaching French prontmciation with the tape recorder. She is also a senior English teacher and sponsor of the Honor Society. She has an A. B. degree from W. C. U. N. C. Mrs. Kitty I-Iupman enjoys teaching literature to freshmen. She is agraduate of Meredith College and has an A. B. degree in English. Longuoge for Commumcotion Latin may be a dead language to some people, but to Chuck Oakley and Martha Weiss there's a real thrill in their first foreign language. Miss Marie Tyson makes a composition assignment to the junior class. She teaches junior English and is sponsorofthe FURMACOTTO. She is a graduate of W.C. U.N.C. and has an A.B. degree. The basic essential for communication of all ideas is the language used. Through the study of English, Latin, and French, students in our school are offered an opporttmity to improve their own self-expression and enrich their appreciation of the thoughts of men of all countries. 8 Moth for Logic: Mrs. Hattie Abernethy attended Lenoir Rhyne College where she received an A. B. degree. From her, students realize the importance of algebra, geometry, and general math. Mrs. Merle Riggs has an A. B. degree from W. C. U. N. C. With the help of the over-he ad projector she inspires advanced math students to master trigonometry. From her, students discover Latin, enjoy the creativity of dramatics, and are guided to better student government. Seniors, Lennie Harris and Monty Freshwater, operate the slide rule to demonstrate their progress in trigonometry. In order to meet the needs of all students, the Mathe- matics Department at Mebane High School is divided into two parts. The first is practical math for use by students in daily problems and the second, advanced math for those students planning to continue their education on the college level. 9 Mr. Cecil Caison received his B. S. degree from N. C. State. I-Ie is an able addition to our mathematics faculty as Well as our basketball coaching staff. iffy, y 0,5 fr H AW-nwsvwls 'fm f- f 'f' I The Social Science Department through the study of history, civics, economics, and sociology seeksto give students an appreciation of their hertiage, an under- standing of their environment, the qualifications of good citizenship, and the skills for adjusting to life's problems. Mr. Elbert Lake received his A. B. degree from Elon College and his M. Ed. from U. N. C. U. S. history, world history, civics, and geography are his classroom specialties, while outside the classroom he is advisor for the Student Council and for the Junior- Senior Prom. for F.T. A. class. -...M ,Ng jerry jobe lists his home town industries at the black- board as part of a survey made of Mebane by the civics Socio! Studies. . .Guide for Mankind Mrs. Margaret Warren received her A. B. degree from Greensboro College. She teaches English and finds time to encourage others to follow her profession by acting as sponsor Mrs. Bobbye Hildebrand has an A. B. degree from I f Guilford College and a M. Ed. from Temple University. 'I A.-A Teaching world history and Civics are on her schedule as well as serving as guidance cotmselor to many of the students. 10 P 1 ffnfm E a, ' 1 1.- f, EE... f B QEZQ f 4 In F fi' i f .J ... , General science, biology, chemistry, and physics each v contribute to our excelerated science program. lectures, 2' .ws q7'g'9.,'f5 I lab experimentation, and science projects all help produce -',T'.f' scientists for tomorrow. Claire Rideout is keenly interested in Joe Hurdle and Van Rascoe's identification of solutions by use of the flame test in V chemistry. Science for Tomorrow Ninth grade general science students, Betty Maultsby and Bill Workman, try their skill at attaching a dry cell battery to an electric bell. -I--- -N .-- ----f.. c , 5- 'gag lf if., Q. T all Vig, cnvsms 4 . FS , Q 1 J my ' B' ' fi E . 4 My-,v -Q L... ' 'J .ans Mrs. Iris Abernathy has an A. B. degree from Elon College. Biology and chemistry students catch her enthusiasm for the wonders of science. She is also the spirited sponsor of the Science Club and the cheerleaders. I 4 i ! n Mr. Claude Dover, jr. attended Elon College where he received his A. B. degree. In the class- room, physics and general science are his field. Outside the classroom, students know him as the girls' basketball coach and sponsor for the Teen-age Club. Lennie Harris, Evon Oakley and LaRue Dandridge cheerfully wash the dishes after apractice luncheon in the Home Economics Depart- ment. Better Homes Through Home Economics Nothing is more important to young girls than learning how to be a good homemaker. In home economics at M. H. S. girls are offered courses in sewing, cooking, child care, budgeting, and good grooming. Mrs Jane Ross lectures her class on the fine art of sewing a straight seam She is a graduate of East Carolina College and has a B. S. degree in home econonucs. For fouryears Mrs. Caroline McAdams has instructed young girls in homemaking tasks of the future. She is a graduate inhome econom- ics from W. C.U.N.C- and sponsor of the F.I-I.A. Club. 12 :uv Mr. George Shackelford, who is a graduate of Elon College and has his A. B. and M. Ed. degree, is our instructor of physical education and health. In addition to his responsi- bilities as a teacher, he is also the boys' basketball coach. A Sound Body Through Physica! Ecfucofion One year in health and physical education is required of all students in Mebane I-Iigh School. This course is divided into two periods of health education and three of physical education a week. Physical education is a varied program, consisting of football, basketball, soccer, box hockey, ping pong, speedball, tennis, and many other sports. 13 Carol Graves and Betty Maultsby examine a chart which explains the basic essentials of everyday diet, to aid themin their health activities. These freshmen enjoy themselves while square dancing in the gyrnnasitufn. This variation of physical education is one of the favorite activities of these energetic high schoolers. NT X-+-. R, Mrs. Nelda Daugherty received a B. S. degree in business education from Tennessee Polytechnic Institute. Teaching first year typing to tenth graders, eighth grade subjects, and being advisor to the jlmior High Student Council have been her official roles for this school year. Commerciol Trom Dolores Jones and Bobbie Jean Campbell type with speed and accuracy as part of their commercial course. mg for Future Jobs . As part of our academic program, we must adequately prepare students who have selected a business career. These students have the choice of typing, Shorthand I and II, bookkeeping, and office practice. Basic experience in these courses helps many students on the road to a successful future in the business world. Mrs. Lou Clark acquired her B. S. degree from Appalachian College. She has been the guiding influence in the Commercial Department for a niunber of years. This year teaching U. S. history to juniors has been part of her schedule. Don Windsor, Ronnie King, and Russell Castle observe a demonstration model of a refrigeration i cycle at the Industrial School. DQ. for Techmco! Skills D. O. is offered to juniors and seniors who plan to hold jobs soon after graduation. They are required to obtain and hold jobs, and participate in asupervised study plan which will familiarize them with different vocational objectives. Mr. Archie Walker is proud of a model cabinet made by one of his boys. Mr. Walker has an A. B. degree from Elon Colleg e. He teaches diversified occupations, sociology and economics, and is varsity football coach. I i Craig Spoon and Eddie Harris study their textbooks from the Industrial School. 15 - --.. -3- -..... .. ..... .... . , Mr. E. M. Yoder received an A. B. degree from Lenoir Rhyne College and an M. A. degree from U. N. C. He has been principal and guiding influence for Mebane High School for more than twenty-five years. Mrs. Gloria Watkins is not only Mr. Yoder's secretary, but also the cheerful dis- penser of notebook paper, pencils, con- struction paper, and answers to students' questions. School Services Render More Efficient Systems l as as W.- .........,..a.N...,.g..,.,i,.,,.na AMA, Bus drivers, Tommy Morris, Judy Modlin, Mary Ann Bean, Henry Heath, and Howard Oakley, deliver bus students to and from school. They have first hand knowledge of six- thirty alarms, jostling, rowdy A g elf f.,.. 1 rir- ...P children, and real responsi- bility 16 As parents and interested citizens, the members of the school board meet to discuss problems and improvements of the school. They are seated: Mr. G. Ratterman, Mr. S. White, Dr. LC. Clark, Mr. C.M. Ray. Standing: Dr. G. Bullard, Mr. B. Wilson, Mr. E. M. Yoder. Neofer Grounds, ond on Improved School The school dietician, Mrs. LW. Warren, and her assistants, M. Holt, E. Miller, and I. Alston, prepare lunch for approxi- mately 500 hungry students. 17 ......f....,..,. .... ......--. ..... .. linda Correll sits in the seat that countless students have occupied in their search for guid- ance with school problems. Here, Mrs. Merle Riggs again gives the, stuie, sound advice that has led many students to a successful future. Custodians J. Jones, M. Jones, and E. Mangum maintain our buildings and grounds and help make our school one to be proud of. '5,A.Hexf V: r -1 .vs .y.:,,..:s5a1em f . -1-up ,.1 i.. -1 1 '-f-a.a:':w4,+- a.,... , W mai w I Front row: N. Maultsby, L. Richmond, M. Parker, S. Graves, W. Gravitte, P. Wood, G. Billings, J. Harris, Mrs. Frances Miller, Librarian, N. Benson. Standing: J. Johnson, S. Justice. G. Tarkington, P. Lefler, K. McBane, B. Campbell, Students from study halls Search the shelves earnestly for reading material and reference. Mrs. Frances Miller is supervisor of the library. Her knowledge of library materials makes her an invaluable aid to students and teachers. Library Services A large library staff, Working every period of the day, keeps the library open to students and teachers who need the use of its facilities. These students are trained by Mrs. Miller. The duties of the staff are checking books, arranging them on the shelves, decorating the bulletin boards, and signing library slips. Marvin Collins, Bobby Jones, and Sammy Terrell study quietly e reference table in the library. --H -- f A-Y-W -- f-Q v--fi... Ap., 9 a 'E - .7., Q, L' A ' Y X . L f A, Y-.ff, L X 2 f X f f f fv A I b K 'V M ,f X f f f f , X my V w, X W W W: X W ' 3 I X f 1' kyffff, 7 7, ff lk A lm 1' X 5 -f Z A f A V iw' 'W f f, Wg wg ' -15, ' K , 'W' . 1 ff .A ! 5 W ' , 0 f L ,W ,K f ,A A f ' rf, ff' lf? .. f , . wg f ' f Wi 'k W I w 3,1 :Q wg I W L if 4 5 Q7 4 s ff QV my M I V 14, 'MV ,w M yr. W. ,f wfcwfe, f W . 54 Wg!! 3 . W - gff 2 5 W L40 M21 f, f 1,'Y'2'ff'l'4f5!9 W , . S ?W, .ry K5 1, .W wfgk Q' K W- ' 4 f f ' - , 7 J, ff 5 4 QW gy J .W ,Y W , k W- f, ,fw- f j' if M 4, ff A We WV X f ' ,- ' My WV ,, 7' 'Z ,ff ' rf , f, ,Y V? - if 'X' . M Y ' f 1 , in -P- is S005 THOMAS EUGENE LINDA KAYE AULBERT ALLEN Linda Kaye Gene l' ' 1 NY , JUDY PENDER AND JOHNNY SELF Best All Round We have a thumb in every pudding! MARY ANN BEAN DORIS FAYE BYRD Beanie Doris ' The LOST Graduating Class of MHS Class M1962 5' S.. BOBBIE JEAN CAMPBELL Bobbie RUSSELL LESTER KENNETH MASON BARBARA JANE CASTLE, JR. CATES CLARKE Russell Kenneth Bobbie 20 '---SF-1 1 T' J Y f 44491-'? vti31?'.. 1 . .,. MARVIN ERNEST LINDA ALICE DIAN JANE BARBARA HELEN COLLINS CORRELL DeROSIER EDGERTON Marv Linda Dian Barbara Upfwofds the Traditions of the Post Class of 1962 JAMES THOMAS RICHARD ARLEN FAUCETTE FORD ll-Iarrlesll lIRiC1Wll SUE CAROL MONTY CRAIG LINDA JONES AND GEORGE WALTERS FOUST FRESHWATER Neatest Sue CaroI Monty Brusha, Brusha, Brusha. . . ! 21 Tr--K-., 'KG - . A LINDA CORRELL, MARVIN COLLINS, AND JEANETTE CLYDE BROOKS SARAH FRANCES GARDNER GLOSSON Brooks Frances JOHNSON Best Looking .Nature was good to us! ll HAROLD IRYIN ROBERT LEE GLOSSON GRAVES Harold Bobby S. A. Closs of 1962 SARAH PAULENE GRAVES Sarah T. Scores, Applicofion Forms, ond Coffege WANDA LEA ROGER LEE EDWARD EUGENE GRAVITTE I-IALEY HARRIS Wanda Roger Eddie 22 , . ,, ............,,-B -- :.?.J-Y -Tqqrj, Q- FRANK ODELL LEONORAH HAMLIN HENRY RUPERT GARY WILSON HARRIS HARRIS HEATH, JR. HOLT Frank Lennie Snookie Gary Interviews ore Highfighfs in Qur Senior Yeor JUDITH MCGOWAN JAMES ujudiu WV' MARY TEENA JAMES Teena v-7-'v.,, f .X NENA LYNN JAMES lILynnlY JIMMY ALBERT JOBE, JR. llJimmyll Class M1962 LYNN JAMES AND TIM REMBERT Most Athletic Where art thou my fine scaley friend? JEANETTE I-IAZEL DOLORES ANN JONES JOHNSON Dolores Jeanette FRANK HARRIS AND LINDA RICHMOND Most Dependable Yes, we'd be glad to do it. Just as soon as we finish this important business. ,. LINDA FAYE JONES JERRY FRANKLIN Linda KERLEY IIJGFYYIY Invitations, Cops, Gowns, ond Diplomas Cfoss of 1962 li. .lui mhgx MELDA KAY KIMERO RONNIE FIELDS KING THOMAS wooD PEGGY MARIE LEFLER Kay Ronnie LAWRENCE Peggy A I7TOmmyll 24 W,,T,T..,-.., ,. , ,,,,,,, ..74-- A -- -- - Q.. ... .- L- v.-.Y..-.Wm-+.A:.-:-lg-ish 5 in .. Q, CHARLES THOMAS DONALD STURAT JAMES RONALD NANCY CAROLYN LINEBERRY LONG LYNCH MAULTSBY 11TOmmyu1 HDOHH llsmokeyvv nNanCyu Add o Senrfmenrof Note ro five Yeor. Cfoss of 1962 MICKEY JOE GIDRIA JEAN MODLIN Mc DANIEL Judy Mickey THOMAS BILL MORRIS JAMES FRANKLIN JUDI JAMES AND ROGER HALEY Tommy MURRAY Most Likely to Succeed Jimmy It takes horsepower as well as horse sense 25 Q f, DIAN DeROSIER AND MONTY FRESHWATER Most Co-operative I-Iey! We both can't pull. PENELOPE ANN MUSE HAI-lrlll MABLE SUE PARKER Mable JAMES HOWARD OAKLEY lIBuCkII JUDY CAROL PENDER lljudyll If ls Afmosf five Time fo Prove our Developmenf Class M1962 JOHNNY MCCAIN THOMAS MAYES LINDA LEE RICHMOND JOHN CARROLL SELF REAVES REMBERT Linda Johnny IIACGH llTimll EM,,SMS,,LA,, O A511 TN CAROLYN DELAN E SOLOMON Caro1yn in Cfvorocfer JOSEPH DANIEL JAMES CRAIG SPOON WILLIAM ALBERT SOLOMON Craig SYKES, IR. Daniel BiI1y Leoderslwip, ond Scfwofosric Abilify Cfoss M1962 CAROL ANN TERRELL HAROLD LIVINGSTON Carol IUDITI-I DARLENE TRIPP niludyu , q, l TI-IORTON I-Iunka GEORGE LONZEY ANN MUSE AND HAROLD THORNTON WALTERS, IR. Friendliest George Annie get your gun! ...L'lg.. , 27 ,s Nl A gg '3 Q5 I - STEVE YORK AND JUDY MODLIN Best Personality We even get along with the stuffy kind! lf Becomes Nor the End-but the Beginning Cfoss of 1962 'Qt U VICKIE CLARK Mascot Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Clark JOHN DUNCAN Mascot Son of Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Duncan AARON RAY JAMES DON WINDSQR RICHARD LLOYD STEPHEN ROSS YORK WESTBROOK Don YARBROUGH Steve Ray Rickey 28 Senior Statistics ALLEN, THOMAS EUGENE Monogram Club 3, 45 Glee Club 45 4-H Club 15 May Court 45 Football 2, 3, 45 J-V Football 1. AULBERT, LINDA KAYE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 F. T. A. 3, 4, President 45 Science Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Library Staff 1, 2, 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Secretary- Treasurer 4. BEAN, MARY ANN F. H. A. 1, 45 F. T. A. 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 1, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Marshal 35 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Class Secretary- Treasurer 15 Teen-age Club Representative 45 Bus Driver 3, 4. BYRD, DORIS FAYE F.H.A. 15 Monogram Club 3,45 Glee Club 1, 25 Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4. CAMPBELL, BOBBIE JEAN F.H. A. 1, 25 F. T.A. 35 Glee Club 15 Library Staff 3, 4. CASTLE, RUSSELL LESTER, JR. Glee Club 15 Science Club 25 Football 2, 35 J-V Foot- ball 15 Industrial School 3,45 Class Vice-President 1, 25 Teen-age Club Representive 2. CATES, KENNETH MASON Glee Club 1,25 4-H Club 1, 25 J-V Football 15 Industrial School 3, 4. CLARKE, BARBARA JANE I Glee Club 45 D.O. 45 Transfer 4. COLLINS, MARVIN ERNEST, JR. Key Club2, 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Superlative 45 May Court 35 Science Fair Winner 2, 35 Student Council 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 45 Football 2, 3,45 J-V Football 15 Basketball 2, 3, 45 J-V Basketball 15 Class President 25 Teen-age Club President 4. CORRELL, LINDA ALICE F.H.A. 15 F. T.A. 3, 4, Secretary 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Superlative 45 Library Staff 35 May Court 2, 4, Queen 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 2, 45 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DeROSIER, DIAN JANE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. T.A. 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Superlative 45 Annual Staff 4. EDGERTON, BARBARA HELEN F.H. A. 15 library Staff 3. FORD, RICHARD ARLEN D. O. 45 Transfer 4. FOUST, SUE CAROL F.H. A. 1, 3, 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 1, President 15 Dramatics Club 45 library Staff 2, 35 May Court 15 Annual Staff 3, 45 Student Council 25 Honor Society 3,45 Marshal 35 Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4, Chief 35 Class Secretary 25 Teen-age Club Representative 2. FRESHWATER, MONTY CRAIG Key Club 3, 45 Superlative 45 May Court 2. GARDNER, CLYDE BROOKS F. T.A. 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Science Club 2, 35 Dramatics Club 45 Science Fair Winner 15 Annual Staff 45 J-V Football 1 5 Teen- age Club Representa- tive 4. GLOSSON, SARAH FRANCES Glee Club 1. GLOSSON, HAROLD IRVIN D. O. 3, 4. GRAVES, ROBERT LEE Science Club 2, 3, 4. GRAVES, SARAH PAULENE F.H.A. 1, 2,45 Glee Club 1,45 Library Staff 3, 4. GRAVITTE, WANDA LEA F. H. A. 1, 45 Library Staff 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Class Secretary 2. I-IALEY, ROGER LEE Key Club 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Science Club 2, 3,,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Superlative 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 15 Honor Society 3, 45 Chief Marshal 35 Football Manager and Statistician 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball Statistician 2, 45-J-V Basketball 15 Class President 2,4. HARRIS, EDWARD EUGENE Industrial School 4. HARRIS, FRANK ODELL Key Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 45 Monogram Club 45 Glee Club 45 Science Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 1, 3, President 45 Dramatics Club 45 Superlative 45 Science Fair Winner 1, 2, 35 Foot- ball 4. HARRIS, LEONORAI-I HAMLIN F.H.A. 1, 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Dramatics Club 45 Library Staff 15 Annual Staff 45 Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4. HEATH, HENRY RUPERT, JR. Science Club 45 J-V Basketball 15 Bus Driver 4. HICKS, WILLIAM ALFRED Key Club 45 Science Club45 4-H Club 45 Dramatics Club 4. HOLT, GARY WILSON 4-H Club 1,25 D. O. 3, 4. JAMES, JUDITH MCGOWAN F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Reporter 25 Monogram Club 45 Glee Club 15 Science Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Superlative 45 May Court 25 Science Fair Winner 35 Annual Staff 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Marshal 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3. JAMES, NENA LYNN F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Chairman 2, Social Chair- man 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Super- lative 45 May Court 35 Annual Staff 45 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. JAMES, MARY TEENA F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, President 3, Pro- gram Chairman 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Science Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 May Court 15 Annual Staff 45Honor Society 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Chief 45 Class Vice-President 3. JOBE, JIMMY ALBERT, JR. Industrial School 3. JOHNSON, JEANETTE HAZEL Glee Club 1, 45 4-H Club 15 Superlative 45 Library Staff 4. Ef iKf'lFEfwi1'1 1. ' ' 'Tri' 11f1':'::nrfa. Senior Sfofisrics JONES, DOLORES ANN F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,45 F. T. A. 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Dramatics Club 45 library Staff 35 Annual Staff 4. JONES, LINDA FAYE Superlative 4. KERLEY, JERRY FRANKLIN Monogram Club 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Football 2, 3,45 J-V Football 15 Baseball 2, 3,45 J-V Basketball 15 Teen-age Club Representative 1. KINIBRO, MELDA KAY F. H. A. 15 Monogram Club 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 4-H Club 15 May Court 35 Annual Staff45 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Teen-age Club Representative 3. KING, RONNIE FIELDS 4-I-I Club 15 J-V Football 15 Baseball 1,45 J-V Basketball 15 Industrial School 3,4. LAWRENCE, THOMAS WOOD D. O. 3, 4. LEFLER, PEGGY MARIE Glee Club 15 Library Staff 4. LONG, DONALD STURAT Key Club 45 Science Fair Winner 25 Student Council 15 Marshal 35 J-V Football 15 Class Secretary 1. LYNCH, JAMES RONALD 4-H Club 1,25 D.O. 4. MAULTSBY, NANCY CAROLYN F. H. A. 15 Monogram Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4, President 45 Library Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Girls' Basket- ball 1, 2, 4. MCDANIEL, MICKEY JOE Key Club 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 4. MODLIN, GLORIA JEAN F. H. A. 1, 25 4-H Club 15 Superlative 45 Library Staff 35 Class President 1, Class Treasurer 25 Bus Driver 3, 4. MORRIS, THOMAS BELL Bus Driver 4. MURRAY, JAMES FRANKLIN F. T. A. 45 Key Club 45 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 J-V Football 15 Teen- age Club President 1. MUSE, PENELOPE ANN F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 45 F. T. A. 3,45 Science Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Superlative 45 Library Staff 1, 25 Annual Staff 4. OAKLEY, JAMES HOWARD Monogram Club 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Science Club 45 Drarnatics Club 45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 J-V Basketball 15 Bus Driver 3,4. PARKER, MABLE SUE Glee Club 1,45 4-H Club 15 Library Staff 1, 2, 3,4. PENDER, JUDY CAROL F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 2, 35 F. T. A. 2, 3, Secretary 35 Monogram Club 2,35 45 Science Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Superlative 45 Library Staff 15 Science Fair Winner 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 35 Honor Society 3,45 Marshal 35 Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4, Assistant Chief 3, Chief 45 Teen-age Club Representa- tive 3. -..--mese-W.---... 1 .W . V . . REAVES, JOHNNY McCAIN Monogram Club 45 Glee Club 45 Science Fair Winner 15 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 4. REMBERT, THOMAS MAYES Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Superlative 45 Football 3, 45 J-V Football 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Teen- age Club Representative 1. RICHMOND, LINDA LEE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Super- lative 45 Library Staff 1, 2,45 Science Fair Winner 35 Annual Staff 45 Student Cotmcil 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 35 Marshal 3. SELF, JOHN CARROLL Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Science Club 45 Drarnatics Club 45 Superlative 45 May Court 35 Science Fair Winner 25 Annual Staff 45 Foot- ball 2, 3,45 J-V Football 15 Teen-age Club Representa- tive 25 Teen-age Club President 3. SOLOMON, CAROLYN DELANE F. H.A. 15 Library Staff 3. SOLOMON, JOSEPH DANIEL Key Club 45 Glee Club 1. SPOON, JAMES CRAIG J-V Football 15 J-V Basketball 15 Industrial School 3, 4. SYKES, WILLIAM ALBERT, JR. Key Club 45 Glee Club 45 Science Club 2,3, 45 J-V Foot- ball 15 Class President'1. TERRELL, CAROL ANN F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 35 F. T. A. 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Library Staff 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Class Secretary 1. THORNT ON, HAROLD LIVINGSTON Monogram Club 3,45 Dramatics Club 45 Superlative 45 Football 2, 3, 4. TRIPP, JUDITH DARLENE F.H.A. 1,4, Officer of Yearbook 15 F. T. A. 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 May Cotuft 4, Maid of Honor5 Annual Staff 45 Girls' Basketball 1. WALTERS, GEORGE LONZEY JR. Key Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Dra- matics Club 4, Vice-President 45 Superlative 45 May CoLu't 3, 45 Student Council 15 J-V Football 15 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 J-V Basketball 1, 2. WESTBROOK, AARON RAY 4-H Club 1, 25 Science Fair Winner 35 D. O. 45 Industrial School 3. WINDSOR, JAMES DON Industrial School 3, 4. YARBROUGH, RICHARD LLOYD 4-H Club 1,25 D. O. 3, 4. YORK, STEPHEN ROSS Key Club 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Superlative 45 May Court 15 Student Council 15 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 15 J-V Basketball 15 Class President 3. A L W ,,,,,,,,,,- Mahal.- ,- W-.--54-he-qezv C ., ,-,-- .-- -' f it .ii,i. iiii Susan Mehring and Elle n W h i t e compare P. S.A. T. scores. Charles Bradley Roy Bradshaw Junior Closs Melvin Bailey il D' Q lazy? ' Robert Braxton Bill Bryan Tommy Catlett Curtis Chandler Phil Christopher Dan Cooper f Juniors Score Hugh on P. S, A To 'S , R at V. rl . r Q 31 75 as in fx Bill .Crawford it B Gary Davis Catherine Daniels Gary Deese June DeRoSier Arnold Dodson E V Ronald Dodson Sandra Duncan f' Mary Evans 3 Q- ' Nancy Carol r Fuquay Faye Gattis Hazel Green Brenda Grubb 5 . . Judy I-larris . Johnny Hawkins 'A Dick Henderson Wayne Hunter 4. Joe Hurdle a .y y. ,, y,., . ,,,4 ff Q 'V Ds av as 'ibn r-rf'-H' ar- fr ' . .L-. -L..r.11.a Magazine Seffs and Pfons for the . jean Moore james Eugene Jarret Tal jobe Sam justice Shirley Justice Daphne Keith LF. Kernodle Sarah Lawrence Kenneth Lee Jack Lemons Judy Lewis Tommy Long Nancy Mace Gail Maultsby Tommy McLamb Susan Mehring David Miller Carlette Moore Dianne Walker, Peggy Wood, and Mary H I Q t Jean Shaw, room c apt a i ns for the junior magazine sale, confer on money, magazines, and sales. V F Sandra Murphy i Ronnie Neese Lucille Oakley Nancy Oakley Vicky Patton Q W Mary Jane Pender P V, 5 Tommy Pender l Dennis Pope Nicky Pope 3 and 32 1 '59 Junior-Senior Keep Juniors Busy . f W xl' i di R t A Cfoss of I963 Rosemary Webster Marilyn Wells Oliver Westbrook '61 re- 'V' Kb: Ellen White Melba White Rebecca Wilson Peggy Wood Nancy Young Sandra Young 33 4. 4. -4 if 1 I ., Wig? A g. sl jean Porter Ronny Poteat Van Rascoe Judy Ray Claire Rideout Ionnie Sue Scott Mary Jean Shaw Linda Shelton joan Sykes Georgia Tarkington Dallas Taylor Judy Tilley Morrie Turner Danny Walker Dianne Walker june Walker Phyllis Walters Gary Weaver junior Vicky Patton, dressed as a hobo, sings White Christmas for the Honor Society's annual Christmas program. iff rem gy 'it Y 3 ,gms . 1 Mark Allred Butch Amick Neta Benson Gary Billings Mickey Bradsher Jimmy Breitmeir Richard Bright Earl Campbell Chester Childress Joyce Compton Danny Cross Dale Curtis .- Sophomores Porricipofe Actively in . K H 1 ts , Q ff f an S- gv f ! , K F VV V 25311 ' f ' 1 - is , s Q 4 '- f ' V - s ,, 4, 1 I K . Q X 3 f 4. , K ' ' JM ,f V...t.1 V g A wi.. ,Vi 'Q' 2 I ,. g . ' 'fy rw V Ag, 4 , , M- 1- .ry , V - - I , ,, , : Bi , Vf-ff I V N 717 M1 V' Q Q '- - f Y W 1 . - ff' , L fs P ' , ,V4 ' V 14 I ':A ' i- I f X , , Q , V - QQ I X, gj . an an , 2, .. ry , X i , . , K V 4 ,?,,,JL ,, Cy! g r , W V , A Roimie Haley if I' .1 7 3 -' A Britt Davis fu B' A A z A-' A if Hazel Davis nf I 1-I 1 . A Jay Dick Linda Edwards as 25 p J Dorothy Faucette A Sue Fox Mary jo Garner I 4 W , 5 5' ,' 1, t xg 3 5 fwuf y,f! A f William Garner -'I i '4 if - if Douglas Glosson king Gary Graves Harold Hall Neal Hall Billy Ham Tommy Harris Olivia Hayward Ernestine Hill 4 ' ' is , rs- Qc 'Y' Q '4 4 4 -v ,::' ww 5131 it ,i w if , 1 'f ' 1 34 ,, , ,H , .S 7 , Sophomores As part of every tenth grader's biology course, these sophomores, D. McAdams, G. Amick, J. Breitmeir, N. Hall,T. Harris, B. Scarlett, and J. Dick take notes under thesupervisionofMrs. Ab e rnathy during a biology field trip. P+ f N.. . '- ' A Tgwr K All Phoses of School Life 1113 L 9 i, ge A 5 7' x -sf 3' ' 'ik Cfoss of 19611 As sophomore Richard Bright will tell you, having a locker of his own, an exclusive privilege of tenth gr ad e rs, can sometimes W be classified as a curse. ' - mst? ' . iv, 7 'il' V- if ' . 5 my 9 W s W 'G . 1 , ,gf X' 'n on X x ff 4? Q f f , f V - ' ' ' f 1 Y ' af A A--s ' ,V Q' fi fe- ,f W ,Wi N X I Tommy Long Tim Lynch Ceceila McAdams Don McAdams Chuck Oakley Janice Oakley Kenneth Oakley Leslie Payne 35 A f I Jimmy Hill Jacky I-Iolt Vickie Horner Larry jackson Anne James Willard James Jerry lobe Dwight Johnso jennifer Jones Helen Keck Kay Kenyon I1 Gayle Kirkpatrick A, i A f I V 0, -4 ' an Kay McBane 574 ' l, ? yyy' if Gloria McGee Q X Charles Mixon T ' 5 .fr th if L. ft? X X. in - , .fig ' 5 A ,- Q, it :Q vj 'rg 7 ' 1' 'Q 1 ff? j:f ijffQE1,jEf3.fj4E f f'f'fff9'lf-ffpffifzffi ' 'TT-1 5 U1 :af -sf ,L S Kay Pender Wade Pennington Clara Poe Yvonne Poteat Warren Richmond Shelby Riggans :- ZF- 'fe 'Qt A look Ahead to Becoming Uppercfossmen . rf ii 7, 4 :wg QE f 34,1 5 My 63.9 Q , X fl , , -. M , wif 'H Sarah Riley W fV ,X A wx Diana Robinson .ik g 'J :fig Carolyn Rogers ' I lhi .. f Billy Scarlett ll - Linda Scott - ' Carol Shambley 'H ,N 'Q V , X Kathleen 'Q' , A W7 ' Shambley eigafw 1 Sandy Smith V Sarah Spoon Steve Stanley Jackie Sykes James Sykes Ja. in f ff A f - Z X? fa 7 9 Sophomores Joe Sykes Jeanie Terrell Joyce Terrell Linda Tilley vw, Well, I think this is the way you do it, explains Larry Jackson to his other study hall mates, Tommy Long, Neal Hall, and Richard Bright. Linwood Walker is V y 1 Martha Weiss - ' N y gf' Celeste Whitfield Q X f 'mn B725 ,,yl C Bernard Wiles Z i J J Jerome Wilkerson Hal Williams , ... , J Douglas Wilson ? nw 50 T Y J S 4, ,,,, , Rippy Woodin ' , K Q qi f 4 l,x Ly lfit Roger Vincent if , J Q ' Pam Yates H M, V s Katherine York ag ,, -..-...-.... ,-..-.,-,,. .1 ..-W ., -. :male-c.'.wr'3fn!Lv1'rsm41mz:n's.v.n I Danny Allen Deborah Andrews Jerry Andrews Donald Ashley Jimmy Bailey Noel Bryan Judi Buckner Jerry Cates Closs M1965 After a long, hard day with their other subhjects, Kathy Garrison and Susan Dudley trudge wearily up the stairs to home economics, a basic course for freshman girls. Mary Ella Cross LaRue Dandridge . if 4 Virginia Davis Faye Dodson Sue Dudley Lezlie Dtmcan Dottie Evans Billy Faucette Bonnie Faulk Belvin Ferguson Ilene Foster lOhm1y F1-irrs Kathy Garrison Danny .Gauldin Linda Gettig Carole Graves Jackie Greene Donna Sue Haley Phyllis Haley Joyce Hall Jimmy Harris Freshmen Enter in Bewifclermenf Robert Caviness Joe Chockley Judy Clayton Patricia Clayton Roger Coburn Carolyn Cooper Ronnie Copeland Michael Coutchure But Soon Find Their Pfoce in Bill Workman and Bobby jones take a break from dancing, Nancy Harrison Levon Hatch Dick Hawkins Judy Hawkins Pat Hawkins Torn Hawkins Tommy Hicks Susan Hill Dwayne Hinshaw Wayne Horner Sylvia Huey Mike jackson Linda Jarrett Bobby jones james jones Brenda Kelley Faye Langley Cinda Lanning Barry Lea Sarah Lefler jay Lemons G ping-pong, and girls during Teen-age Club. Freshmen Johnny McAdams John McGee Theresa McGee James Mitchell Vickie Modlin Brenda Morris 38 Bobby Mace Phil Mace Cecil Mann Douglas Martin Betty Maultsby V1V13.I1 May Hustle ond Busrfe of M. H. S, Leon Morris Teddy Neese Blanche Newman Evon Oakley Brenda Patterson Rosa Patton David Payne Libby Pope Phil Rembert Barbara Rhodes Mary Riggins Bobby Roberson Carol Sentelle Delana Shotwell Bernard Simber Marie Smith Dianne Solomon Carolyn Sutton Frances Sweitzer Jeanette Talley Esther Taylor Kay Terrell Sammy Terrell Peggy Thomas Donald Weaver Sandra Westbrook Ernest Wheeley 9 All freshmen girls whojoin the F.I-LA. must go through the grueling initiation before membership is granted. These tots are Donna Sue Haley, Cinda Lanning, Vickie Modlin, Ilene Foster, and Phyllis Haley. Cfoss of 1965 Janet Williams Ray Williams Wanda'Wood Bill Workman jimmy York June Young 39 is 12 7 1.13 -, f f:.'f'lf''fi 3.1l-A3 'f 1f 5f7'lf'7fff'?ff'f'fl-'ffnill'. FF. 'FET' :'51!FT'z' f'f': .Q n .-.i. ICT' ? w 1 f ?b f' 'nf' A, A 'WV' 1 ' If-2 V '- 'L '?5 f'-'2:Z:i'.31:':'.1'f':'ff2 wf.I1i: ::fl': J95' : ,1-'f2f1f ilf V i 'Lr Admired by his fellow stude nts for his character and ambition, and cherished by all for his friendliness, Alfred Hicks will linger long in the memory of all those who knew him. 40 Mrs. Kaye Dry was beloved by students, parents, and faculty. Wh ethe r in her Bible and history classes or simply helping plan the Junior-Senior, her warm interest and sincere friendliness was an influence that will not soon be forgotten. T ff ij, ,,,,,,, 77, , V , -,, -V -ia,-,,,.:.g:4:.:::-Y in Y f f , , f f V f I if W X , L 2 X ,, f f f , If ff y f ' W f wr f. , f .f . f K-DWR I, X . 5 wif: 1 V 7 f, 74 4 ff i , f U, Q X X ,A f X X ' .X ,4 ,f X V, W 7 ff X ,,, j' 1 245' ',.'W. V ,M M J W. , W W1 W, Q f, ' 'WW f f f f If f 5 X If f 1417: W: :XM ff f t 4 Z ' K ,f. Z 7, f ff! t ., ' 76-K f - sg Z wow 7 M, 7 V A v , ny ff , - lf. ,Z Z Q 77 gg, M ,, A f W ,fl-Q ,, 2 , , f M Af, .ff fm ffm Z M U f 7 V W f W ,4 ifyw W X M s -W t M, X , V af W 'gw31.-Kf,- Qrgomzofzons Enter, participate, enjoy-that is the way Mebane High students feel about organizations. These clubs are important in developing character and allowing us to express ourselves. ff M ff M. WA 4 Q Q 7 X W ff wf ,, W .t., ,, W W5 M , wfff ,ff , f M, W ,, f Y 1 , 'W 7 ff. 'f f f 1 7' M W ,, f fy, I X .WMI M A, lfvfw, W f VW , f ' w V , f M f fy m- f f ,VVHQ ffyff 7 ,W A d M N-..,,..N,., W ' 41 N44 IUDI JAMES Editor SUSAN MEHRING Junior Editor Furmocoffo Staff Members of this year's staff beg an plans for the FURMACOTTO by attending a yearbook conference at the Univ e rs i ty of North Carolina. Later in the year, a tour of Hunter Publishing Company gave our staff new insight into the processes of yearbook publication. Still later, came the hard work, sl e e pl e s s nights, rewriting, proofreading, and finally the finished product. This year's staff hopes that you will find your FURMACOTTO an a cc ur ate and complete account of this school year-a book that will give you many hours of enjoyment and fond memories. IUDY PENDER JOHNNY SELF Organizations and Student Life ANN MUSE BROOKS GARDNER ROGER H-AI-EY Photographers LINDA CORREU- Q. TEENA JAMES LELNNIE HARRIS MARY ANN BEAN Class Editors Sports Editors NANCY MAULT SBY Literary Editor X:-za. 4 -'.:r'-r-.lr-fffelfvwf. ' , Y ,AM , ,A . A, . A..Y-A..d --ii?-W ia.,-' MISS MARIE TYSON Advisor ,, , iran , -C 'ri . 4 X 5 . A 7 SUE CA ROL FOUST 'X Business Manager ,.f.,,, W .1 TAL JOBE junior Business Manager 4 1 I JUDY TRIPP r I DLAN DeROSIER Circulation Managers KAY KIMB RO DOLO RES JONES Typists BI B I N ws. N-.., max LYNN JAMES Art Editor CAROL TERRELL LINDA RICHMOND LINDA KAYE AULBERT Business Assistants 43 f C'fi T , A, ,W ff Sfucfenf Council The desire to serve the school and represent their fellow students is the main objective of the Student Council. In addition to serving as our governing body, this group conducts school elections in the fall- complete with pre-election campaign week, Australian ballot voting, and the collection and counting of votes. Throughout the year they have sponsored a drive for Care and participated in otherworthy causes inlco-operation with local civic groups. Court election. Q' fa ,v . r Helping with the campaign for student body officers, Gene Allen tapes up a poster. Tommy McLamb, Tal Jobe, and Tommy Pender go about their exacting task of counting and re-counting votes in the May Front row, seated: L. Correll, M. Bean, Secretary, M. Collins, President, T. lobe, Vice-President, L. Richmond. Second row: Mr. Elbert Lake, Sponsor, L. Edwards, M. Garner, C. McAdams, C. Graves, G. Tarkington. Back row: D. Hawkins, J. Mitchell, T. Hawkins, T. McLanib, T. Pender. M y, 'if W W i 7 W -wg W -,iw if ff - ff' 4 -if gg .,, - ...M . Si ' -f ff:,,j,,,Qik' VICKY PATTON Key Club Sweetheart Initiation into the Key Club is a rough experience as Daniel Solomon, Donald Long, Chuck O akley, Don McAdams, Jay Dick, and Mickey McDaniel will readily testify. Key Club Dedicated to serving the school and community, the Key Club sponsors many worthwhile projects. These activities include washing cars, selling basketball programs, and aiding local civic clubs. One of their new pro-j ects this year was the ele ction of a Key Club Sweetheart. Front row: S. York, B. Gardner, J. Murray, B. Sykes, J. Self, President, J. Dick, L. Payne, J. Hawkins, C. Oakley, R. Woodin. Second row: T. McLamb, T. jobe, Secretary, D. McAdams, M. Collins, Vice-President, M. Turner, V. Rascoe, G. Walters, Treasurer, F. Harris, T. Long, D. Henderson. Back row: D. Long, M. McDaniel, R. Haley, C. Chandler, A. Hicks, D. Solomon, M. Freshwater, D. Walker. 45 ...ummm Morshofs ,N S Front row: C. Moore, D. Henderson, Chief, M. Pender. Second row: T. Long, R. Webster, S. Mehring, C. Chandler. Back row: M. Shaw, V. Patton, D. Keith, E. White. Kneeling: G. Tarkington, Secretary, F. Harris, Vice- Presidentg R. Haley, President, D. McAdams, Treasurer. Front row: S. Huey, L. Gettig, R. Patton, D. Haley, B. Rhodes, C. Lanning, C. Graves, B. Newman, V. Horner, J. Compton, B. Faulk, Mrs. Bill Abernathy, Sponsor. Second row:W. Wood, J. Kernodle, L. Duncan, B. Maultsby, H. Keck, A. James, C. McAdams, S. Fox, V. Patton, M. Shaw, T. James, J. james, I. McGee. Third row: D. Walker, J. Self, I. Pender, A. Muse, 3. - A - - - N. Oakley, J. James, S. Duncan, G. Maultsby, C. Moore M. Pender, D. Keith, R. Woodin, C. Oakley. row: B. Scarlett, S. Stanley, P. Wood, J. H. Oakley, D. Miller, B. Amick, C. Mixon, M. J. Breitmeir. Back row: A. Hicks, T. Long, B. Graves H. Heath, T. Long, D. Henderson,B. Ferguson, J. B. Sykes, N. Pope, G. Deese, B. Crawford, T. Harris, J. Dick. Junior s t ud e n ts Who have maintained excellent grades throu ghout high school obtain onelof our school's hi ghe st honors. As marshals, they participate in the baccalaureate service, class day, and graduation exercises. Science Cfub The Science Club meets every other week to participate in interesting programs They sponsor and plan a big science fair every spring. The fair is opened to the public after the entries have been judged, and the winning entries go to the cotmty and then to the district contests. This project is one in which the whole school takes great interest and pride. ALQVH , , Fourth Tilley, Turner, Murray, 11-H Cfub These energetic young people find many opportunities to express themselves as they M ' work to accomplish the goals of their organi- 'M-W YYYY A ' 1 zation--head, heart, hand, and health. Work- ing at projects at home, demonstrating over T radio and television and exhibiting at State Fairs are a few of the steps these youngsters climb as they grow into well-rounded citizens. Nofionol Honor Society A flaming torch flanked by the letters C.S. L. S. adorns the gold pin which Honor Society members are privileged to wear. The torch for knowledge and the letters for character, scholarship, leadership, and service point to the characteristics possessed by the proud seniors and juniors who have the honor of being Selected to this group. Their outstanding contribution to the school year is their White Christmas program presented on behalf of needy families. Members of the 4-H Club are: Front row: F.Ha.rris, President, I. Foster, Vice-President, G. Maultsby, Secretary, B. Maultsby, Treasurer, E. Langley, L. Shanklin. Second row: L. Gerzema, S. Wheeler, E. Robbins, L. Seger, P. Spoon, A. Palmer. Back row: J. Sykes, A. Hicks, J. Breitmeir, J. Sapp. Members of the Honor Society are: Front row: V. Patton, President, M. Bean, President, N. Oakley, S. Mehring, L. Richmond, M. Pender, R. Webster, J. Tilley, C.Moore, Secretary, M. White, E. White. Back row: S. Duncan, R. Wilson, J. Walker, Treasurer. Second row: T. James, D. Keith, S. Foust, D. Henderson, J. James, J. Pender, R. Haley, T. Long, C. Chandler, T. lobe, Vice- M. Shaw. 47 ,J-rf, 1. K. ,. ,lc Momogrom Club I ,K pug A A Ax .- The Monogram Club is for those who have earned a S. Mehring, D. Walker, D. Keith, S. Foust, M. Bean. letter through athletic participation. Front row: Fourth row: J. Reaves,W. James, M. McDaniel, B. Amick, G. Walters, T. Rembert, L. James, K. Kimbro, J. Hawkins, I-I. Thornton, T. McLamb, R. Haley. Back J. Pender, G. Allen, S. York, T. Jobe. Second row: row: N. Pope, I-I. Oakley, G. Billings, M. Turner, B. Scarlett,N. Maultsby, D. Byrd, R. Wilson,C. Moore, M. Collins, J. Kernodle, J. jobe, D. Pope, F. Harris, J. Harris, L. Correll,T. j'ames,j. Kerley, J. Self. Third R. Poteat. row: V. Rascoe, J. James, K. Pender, M. Shaw, Future Teochers of Americo Students who are considering te a chi ng as a future E White, S Mehring, S Duncan, G Maultsby, P Wood career receive guidance and practice as members of the G Tarkington, C Moore,J Pender, M Shaw, V Patton F T A Front row S Foust, M White, J james, Back row I Murray, A Muse,J Tripp, D DeRos1er, B Grubb, VICE Pres1dent, L Harris, Program Chairman C Terrell D Jones, M Pender, N Oakley,J Tllley, L Corre ll, Secretary L Richmond, S Murphy, I Lewis, M Bean J Walker, Treasurer R Wilson Second row B Gardner, . . . ' . . . . . . , A l . I O . I I Q O 4 I 0 o o : Q u . 0 I o Q s ' o . o . ' . ' o I O 5 o , s u Q o ' . 5 . ' . . ' . . - . 5 . ' . : . 48 WW, K ' ' H T . L i .i ti.f.iL:..,uz.iilL:lUsk11Lvl-Dewih'r?il'i'w15H5?7 4 ' ' K -A-V 4 -A -i-A--i i4i4JJiA V Jfdzl. ' Gfee Club The familiar melodies that float through the halls and into the classrooms are those of the Glee Club, faithfully practicing. The Christmas C an t at a, chapel and radio programs, and P.T.A. meetings mark the club's public performances. Front row: M. Parker, S. Graves, S. Duncan, I. James, S. Mehring, M. White, D. Keith, V. Patton, J. Tripp, S. Dudley, D. DeRosier, J. johnson, I. Compton, M. Pender, D. Walker, C. Moore, N. Mace, E. White. Second row:C. Lanning, D. Haley, B. Clark, B. Maultsby, R. Patton,W. Wood, C. Graves, K. Garrison, S. Westbrook, J. Tally, L. Duncan, S. Spoon, E. Wiles, J. Sykes, C. Sutton, P. Haley, B. Newman, F. Sweitzer, J. Jones, Y. Poteat, D. Horner, C. Cooper, B. Faulk, J. Williams, J. Hawkins, Mrs. Frances Gosnell. Back row: J. Kerley, J. Reaves, B. Gardner, B. Sykes, B. Scarlett, S. York, G. Allen, H. Oakley, M. Turner, J. lobe, I. Kernodle, F. Harris, R. Poteat, W. Richmond, J. McGee, M. McDaniel. Future Homemokers of America Better homes for the future is a dire ct goal of this club. Members re ce ive firsthand knowledge of skills- from flower arranging to cooking. A Mother-Daughter Tea was the club's main project this year. Front row: S. Spoon, J. Williams, K. Garrison, W. Wood, C. Lanning, G. Maultsby, A. Muse, President, K. Pender, Reporter, M. Shaw, Vice-President, T. James, Program Chairman, B. Rhodes, D. Solomon, J. Hawkins. Second row: K. McBane, J. Buckner, K. Terrell, D. Haley, .ii'l i B l - N. Smith, B. Maultsby, C. Graves, P. Haley, C. Moore, J. Pender, J. Walker, V. Patton, D. Walker. Third row: I. Tripp, M. White, J. James, S. Mehring, S. Duncan, S. Fox, A. James, M. Pender, B. Grubb, N. Oakley, S. Murphy, C. Rideout. Fourth row: B. Patterson, I. Hall, L. James, C. Terrell, L. Richmond, D. Jones, D. Keith, I. Foster, V. Modlin, L. Duncan, L. Harris. Back row: J. james,W. Gravitte,C. Daniels, N. Mace, D. DeRosier, S. Foust, M. Bean, R. Wilson. Dromofics Club Members of the Dr a m at i c s Club are: Front row: R. Webster, V. Patton, J. james, I. james, L. Harris, G. Walters, Vice-fPresident3 N. Maultsby, President, D. Walker, Secretary, D. DeRosier, G. Maultsby, E. White, S. Mehring. Second row: F. Harris, B. Grubb, J. Tripp, D. jones, L. James, G. Tarkington, P. Wood, C. McAdams, A. James, D. Keith, Mis. Merle Riggs, Sponsor. Third row: I. Self, J. Walker, R. Wilson, M. Pender, I-I. Keck, L. Correll, K. McBane, S. Fox, C. Terrell, A. Muse, L. Richmond, D. Walker. Back row: B. Gardner, J. Murray, H. Thornton, C. Moore, H. Oakley, S. Foust, M. Collins, M. White, T. James, M. Shaw, S. Duncan, I. Pender, M. Bean. These members of the Debating Team are concerned with the pro's 1 fl Q C ! U b and con's of many issues. They are: S. Duncan, S. Mehring, A. James, G. Maultsby. QNot pictured: C. McAdams.J Two new clubs this year, the Dramatics Club and Deb ating Club were enthusi- astically a c c e p t e d by the students. The Dramatics Club had an interesting play which was open to the public, and the Debating Club met other schools in debating contests. C C T In E..m.Zlfaa2g c,v.3Q.1Lv 1- Lai-.:.2J4.'.1L1Sv.:L Srudem Life junior-Senior, Hom e comi ng, May Day, Fall Festival, and m activities show the zest and energy that our st d year our best. any other u ents throw into making our last X Profwatde Year hnrfhe FaH FesHvaH These students from the junior High are the kings and queens for the Fall Festival this year. They are Debbie Warren, Clift Thomas, Andy Ward, Linda Seger, Stanley Alexander, Debbie Gillain, and Stephen Scott. End ofthe Season Dance Georgia T a r kin g t o n smiles shyly at the camera while dancing with Frankl-Iarris at the End of the Season Dance. Sue Carol Foust opens mouth wide for one of the delicious hot dogs served at the Fall Festival. Vickie I-Iorner and Minnie Sue Fox compare paper football souvenirs of the End of the Season Dance while Carole Graves concentrates on watching the other couples dance. 52 , ,,,.,.....V ,.5 .,i, ,--.,..--.-- ,- ' 4? L-.g.,.,Q1,..' ' reewwweeazmll Remember . . Qur Bfue Chrf'sfmos9 V The theme of the dance, B1ue Christmas, certainly had no b1ue affect on these energetic dancers. The Christmas dance is the annual project of the Teen-age Club. Members of the club are responsible f o r decorations, r e fr e s h m e nt s, finance, and entertainment. I'll have a blue Christmas without you, harmonized three attractive juniors: Vicky Patton, Dianne Walker, and Daphne Keith. HH 1 I ey, et s twist again-like we did last Christmas! A break in the music gave these dancers a chance to relax and refresh themselves. Homecoming Itwas a crisp autumn night and five breathless girlswaited with their escorts at the edge of the football field. The half- time festivities were about to begin. It was Homecoming at Mebane High School. The music blared from the loudspeaker and the couples walked across the field to stand in front of the fans. The music ended and the announcement was made. Proud Wanda Gravitte stepped forward to receive her crown from the fo otb a ll co-captains. Flash bulbs popp e d and the music resumed as Mebane High School concluded her last Homecoming. I-IOMECOMING QUEEN ESCORT Wanda Gravitte Billy Sykes Members of the Homecoming Court and their escorts Correll, Judy Tripp. Back row: Russell Castle, Monty are: Front row: Nancy Maultsby, Teena James, Linda Freshwater, Jimmy Murray, Eddie Harris. 54 ZZ i' TM' ' W ,Wx-.i.na.:.vs..,ew 2 4ii:usmA:-iarzfewfduf-14 ' if .fungi Moy Doy May Day us ually dawns clear and sunny with an eager crowd awaiting the events of the day.Across a carpet of fresh new grass, lovely girls in long pastel gowns walk with their handsome escorts to the seats of honor reserved for them. The King and Queen of May take their places and are crowned by the Maid-of-Honor and her escort. Then the festivities begin. The court is entertained in royal fashion by an offering from each grade level. It may be a song, a dance, or a fairy tale. Each performance is the result of long months of pr a cti c e, carefully made costumes, and a will to please the court. All too soon, the sun sinks, the recessional begins, and May Day is over for another year. Included in this year's May court are s e at e d: Kay McBane, Rebecca Wilson, Sue Fox. Second row: Wanda Wood, Judy Tripp, Betty Maultsby. Back row: Bill ,, ' f wa.. Aft -K ,- P' . , f .,., www , Z. , fu 52- 'WA .1 MAY QUEEN Linda Correll MAY KING Gene Allen Workman, Dwight Johnson, Sam justice, Don McAdams, George Walters, Ronny Poteat, pictured: Nancy Young. J B o b b y Jones. fNot 55 vxpd J f Chuck Oakley's display and reports of North Carolina minerals and resources won a first place in both the local and the county science fairs. Danny Walker proudly displays his project dealing with CLu'rent versus Cancer, which captured top honors in the local and county fairs. Science Fair In the Junior Division of our science fair, seventh grader Terry Self won a first place ribbon with her display of Trees. The list of Winners for our local fair was long, and each individual was deserving of recognition. The top winners were: J. McGee, B. Southerland, D. Gauldin, T. Self, C. Lanning, L Mcleod, C. Oakley, M. Collins, D. Henderson, D. Walker, D. Keith, A. James, M. Shaw, and N. Pope. John McGee, a ninth-grade student, won first place in the Junior Physical Division with his project, Chromato- graphy. 7 A4 mr WM Y Y T T- YI V ,Lahti 1-vTub:' ' ' .2 ,w gif Dromofics Club Pfoy ln a scene from our play, Harold Thornton as Claude, the caretaker, pleads unsuccessfully with Mary Ann Bean as Daphne, the maid, to marry him. Finders Creepers, a rib-tickling mystery-comedy with an emphatic accent on the comedy, gave the cast hours of fun under the capable direction of Mrs. Merle Riggs. Practice sessions started the first of April in preparation for the big night, Friday, April 27. Care- takers, a walking corpse, and unusual happenings, all contributed to the fun and mystery of the play. Daphne Keith, one of the make-up artists, puts eye shadow on Cecelia McAdams for her role as a very feminine young lady. Members of the cast are shown here at a night rehearsal. They are: D. Walker as Hercules, C. McAdams, Celeste, C. Moore, Aunt Mary, F. Harris, Uncle Bob, N. Maultsby, Granny, B. Gardner, Harry Schuster, B. Grubb, li'i i r Madeline, G. Walters, Mr. Quigley, K. McBane, Nina Quigley, S. Fox, Frankie, M. Collins, Dr. Brown, 1. Self, Wilbur Maxwell. No, we haven't been looting department stores. It is the White Christmas program in which the entire student body brought gifts to dis trib ut e to under- priviledged families at Christmas. How We Spend Qur Richard Bright, Tommy Long, and Billy I-lam aren't the only ones that were caught in the yo-yo craze. Even some of the teachers seemed to think it was fun. ..,4,1 Rise'n-shine johnny. It's almost time for activity period to end. Study fatigue, no doubt. Ann! How many fouls do I have? Mr. Lake, the clock isn't running! These are the familiar sounds at Mebane High basketball games. 58 V A--4 -A-A-.W-V - W- ,rf 3 'llcffel Hours Abottle of ale and a long, tall tale mea.ns the boys have congregated at Carl's again. f ! Mid-morning break echoes with 1 a u g ht e r over a sharedjoke and-from one friend to another- Hey, you got a penny I can borrow? Charlie, we d0n't want to order. We just want you to bring the 'music box' in here so we can dance! Ah, johnny, don't Swig all my Dr. Pepper. Bobby Jones, Sammy Terrell, johnny Reaves, and Jacky Holt relax at Clark's after school. .J-N Lai? A 'wh milf' 3 1 llfvloonliglwf ond Rosesl gove Us . 'f Couples at the Junior-Senior floated blissfully across the floor to the music of the Road Runners from U. N. C. The band was irresistable and despite evening dresses, we managed to move to the beat with little effort. 1 5 I 1 As part of the entertainment, the Harris Twins danced in perfect Lmison to Mac the Knife. Age before beauty, right boys? Our hungry chaperones took I the lead during refreshment time. 60 ' A s't'Wct 1' ,11,a..,i,g.+..1+zas.ts5..i.f' mfa-i:f.1u:w- E v Arlwlerfcs p a winning team, the glow of pride in a student's heart as he watches his team fight to victory, joyous pep rallies, and leaping cheerleaders are all indicators of our st d ' u ents love of games. 61 Mebones 7th Yeor os Mid-Sfofe Champs Football coaches Mr. Archie Walker and Mr. Bob Collins clasp one of the footballs that our boys practiced with before winning the C o nf e re n c e Championship. Steve York and Gene Allen, as co-captains of our varsity squad, led the team to victory in the conference this year. X T if 'weve 1 1 ,N A 4? 57 flf' Q, X H i The members of our winning team are: Front row: I-I. Thornton, J. Kerley, R. Reaves, M. McDaniel, B. Scarlett,F. Harris, T. Long, J. York. Second row: T. lobe, I. Sykes, R. Poteat, D. Pope, J. Kernodle, M. Turner, G. Allen, G. Billings. Third row: V. Ranscoe, J. Hurdle, The tradition wasfst art e d in 1956. For the first year in the history of Mebane High School our footb all team Went undefeated in a regular season. In 1957, Mr. W alker started off with a green team and won every game except the last game in the State Finals. For the third year in a row, Mebane Tigers swept through the season undefeated. Then, for the secondyear in a row, We lost the State Finals to Edenton. Y Yes, you guessed it. We did it again. We were Mid-State Champs and Andrews defeated us in the State Finals. 62 ,. '. '., , ..-- '. it i 4 'V T-171. HN F VFW ? 5.-.f.g,.7.,.u.:.gry,m,v1-tn?:':s?eiv.5eifi1xESi!wtrb1.-.b.d.nnQi.L1LfZvvif.'i+'5w 1i'1-!f'5f5.'5. 'X ' ' 'ml' ' f l 'X TW T' 'TM A T'T 'fTT T Ends in IG Wins - I Tie ond No losses I. Self, T. Rembert,M. Collins, W. Pennington, R. Braxton. Back row: D. Allen, B. Jones, R. Copeland, S. Terrell, R. Coburn, P. Mace, E. Campbell, L. Jackson.fNot pictured: S. York.J For the fifth consecutive year Mebane took second best to no one in their conference. They again reached State Play- Offs to lose by yardage to Allen Jay: It seems unbelievable butwe did it again in 1961. It looked as ifwe might be State Champs also, but Allen Jay stopped us for the second year. And here, to make the record complete, we record our S ev e nth straight year as Mid-State Conference Champions. It was a proud year indeed for our school and for Mr. Archie Walkerwho has been head coach all of those seven years.We couldn't have asked ourboys for abetterway to end the career of the Mebane High School football team. 63 .H. S. 12 Allen jay O . H. S. 6 Madison 6 . H. S. 38 Yanceyville O . H. S. 53 Walnut Cove O . H. S. 12 Ossippee 6 . H. S. 57 Bethel Hill O . H. S. 20 Haw River O . H. S. 19 Southern O . H. S. 40 Glenn 0 . H. S. 26 Siler City O . H. S. 47 Pittsboro O . H. S. O Allen Jay 7 Don McAdams and Butch Amick were managers for the fo o t b a ll team while Tommy McLamb and Roger Haley tramped the s i d e lin e s and ke p t the statistics on the games. A hsua---MJ A Spirit, Sweoi, cmd Victory Mark Johnny Re ave s, Ronny Poteat, Gene Allen, Harold became the pride and joy of their community when they Thornton, and Jerry K e rley, five Meb an e Tigers, were selected for All-Conference. The jubilant post-victory faces and shouts of our boys could only be matched by those of friends, parents, and fellow students who cheered their triumph. These elated players are Marvin Collins, Frank Harris, Morrie Turner, J. F. Kernodle, Johnny Self, jerry Kerley, Gene Allen, and Tim Rembert. 64 Ronny Poteat flashed across the gridiron, tackled only after successfully scoring a touchdown for M.l-I. S. ...WY --umm-1-, Tigers!! Lost Yeor The brisk Friday nights of a ut umh fo u nd the Mebane Tigers upholding the proud tr adit i on of Mebane High. This tradition is a football game with a zeal to win and ateam and school spirit that seems to bring us victory with few exceptions. The pride our town has in its team could not be changed by one lost game, for the team's earnest endeavor to chalk up one more victory for our school demanded respect from friend and foe alike. A Fleet Gene Allen leaves Mebane 's pursuing rivals far behind. I Little Johnny Reaves, with the aid of Ronny Poteat and Tal jobe, prepares to stun his o p p o n e n t s with lightning rn a n e uv e rs which have so often left everyone in open-mouthed amazement. In a carefully planned and executed play, Tal Jobe gains yardage on swift feet, tackled despite Tiger attempts to halt interference. Spirit onol Action I-lighiighf Girls The Mebane Tigerettes are kneeling: Co-captain, L. james, Manager, A. james, Co-captain, K. Kimbro. Standing: S. Young, L. Duncan, N. Smith, C. Moore, Coaches Mr. Dover, Mr. Caison, and Head Coach, Mr. Collins earned the admiration and respect of the girls on the team by their endeavors to make the team a winning one. 66 M. Pender, B. Grubb, L. I-larris, B. Newman, M. Bean, D. Byrd, N. Benson, J. Compton, C. Rideout, L. Correll, R. Wilson, B. Maultsby, N. Maultsby, I. Harris. Team spirit ran high for the girls this year. Most of them had played together in previous years and there was a strong desire .to win.Backed by the encouragement and training of the co ach es, the s e as on promised to be a successful one. Occasionally there were tears of disappointment over games lost, but the majority were smiles of victory. ',f:'q:gf-Qaiytx ?.is..'wMax:Wi5Q4 sz-hzbdsiiirixkkhtirixw-. -.' .- . g.qi.1rm.iLr,f:QgIy. , aa- . - - Ek- Boslcerbof! It's mine! seems to be the expression on the face of a Southern High School player While trying to prevent Claire Rideout from getting the ball. Judy Harris blocks the girl's retreat and Lynn James runs to get into position to keep her girl from scoring. M. H. S. 39 Hillsboro M.H. S. 50 Anderson M.H. S. 48 Oxford M. H. S. 39 Southern M. H. S. 57 Anderson M.H. S. 56 Altamahaw M. H. S. 42 Payne Oil M. H. S. 45 Southern M.H. S. 39 Elon M.H. S. 44 Hillsboro M. H. S. 30 Haw River M.H. S. 49 M. H. S. 59 Elon Kay Kirnbro is knocked to the floor as she tries to steal the ball from a Southern player. Mary Ann Bean effectively s c r e e ns another girl from the play, and Linda Correll covers her girl in the backcourt. Ossipee Altamahaw Ossipee Nancy Maultsby is fouled by a Southern player as she attempts a lay-up. qi-1 -x f . N fx, - 24- I -.fl-. 'VK ,'4,,,f X 'X-'x A .K Y f Q 'S- QQ-fffi 5 7 4 A 1. -4, I I , VX 5' g' ,Qt H . L lyfij if .X 5 X xx X f X A aj! 1. 'X . , W M.. ' 1. ,VX ff, 12 W.. . Y x, If A ' . N. ' .- 'X f 1 ., Q, - .xi IK Y Y-i i t E i fs, Q1-Rik! fy 'F , , ix ,X x jf. ,Ls ,zsvifl 14 gf X- 1 1 Mr. George Shackelford is the coach, friend, and strong support of the boys' basketball team. Tigers Rip Through Seoson Afternoons followin g a s chool day will find the gym echoing with atta boy as another ball swishes through the net. Under the able training of Coach Shackelford, our boys spend a lively hour going through drills and scrimmaging in preparation for coming games. Despite the loss of their first game, they have retaliated with victory after victory.Backed by the staunch support of fans and stude nts, the last Tiger basketball team was hopeful for a winning season. Standing: D. Walker, Trainer, R. Poteat, T. McLamb, T. R e rn b e rt, D. M cA d a m s, L. Payne, J. Hawkins, W. P e n n i n g t o n, G. Walters, H. Oakley, M. Collins, D. Johnson, N. Hall, Manager. Kneeling: T. jobe, Captain. 68 1 L 4 X216-1 wi i V i , .. , -.,. ' A i i arsfme-aaswiaficeaksmsqhwwwwaiihvmwiw.:renews-sires 1, . ff f 1. .X ppp A Southern High player tries to prevent Marvin Collins from .adding to the score as Tim Rembert crouches in anticipation of a rebound. With Sfeody Wins M. H. S. 49 Hillsboro M. H. S. 47 Anderson M.H. S. 56 Oxford M. H. S. 55 Southern M. H. S. 78 Anderson M. H. S. 69 Ossippee M. H. S. 66 Curry M. H. S. 65 Southern M. H. S. 60 Elon M. H. S. 54 Hillsboro M. H. S. 49 Haw River M. H. S. 62 Ossippee M. H. S. 64 Elon ' 'qv Q, '. 1 ff ' Q X 5 7 Ronny Poteat tensely waits as Tal Jobe outwits his guard and tries for two points. Tim Re mbert is unopposed as he gets a snow bird shot in the game against Southern High School. Sprmgfime Brings It's take me out to the bal.lgame time and even though we don't sell cracker jacks, the atmosphere is the same. The warm spring air carries clearly the call of put'er right here, and the solid smack of leather against leather. The long hours of practice and then more practice as our boys strived to do Just a little better next time, proved their strong determination. Of course, we lost a game or two and the umpires needed to wear glasses. . . but, that's baseball and we love it. Baseball coach Archie Wilb orn watches the boys practice as he speculates on the possibility of a successful season this year. Our b a s e b a ll players this season are, Front r ow: J. Kerley, R. Braxton, 1. Hawkins, J. Kernolde, G. Billings, D. Solomon. Second row: M. McDaniel, W. james, B. jones, 70 D. Miller, R. Haley, R. Copeland, D. Johnson. Back row: K. Bumgarner, Manager, T. Rimbert, H. Oakley, G. Walters, R. Poteat, R. Gerzema, Manager. .-Sm.:.fiif-M?5,f:1L.5Ii+1LA+2:.1zui14e-14 L' . - -1 -2-iii: fi'i5'1i - V -' -.5 Johnny Hawkins strains to reach first base and make a base hit in our game with Southern High School. Boseboff to M. H. S. M. H. S. 1 Southern 6 M, H, S, 3 Hillsboro 9 M. H. S. 21 Haw River 2 M, H, S, 5 Graham O Dwight Johnson fouls the ball past the catcher as the opposing team watches intently from the bench. Jerry Kerley gets a mouthful of dust as he tries to steal second and then beat a quick retreat to first base. get Cheerfeoders Bring Pep fo M. H. S. 4' Z 5' s K fi Z l , , f f 2 , ,7 5 s . r ls Z 5 g li , 4 ? l : . 5 , 0 H 5' v fi ,gg s ff, These ten girls are dedicated to selling M. I-l. S. Judi James, Sue Carol Foust, Judy Pender, Chief, Mary Front row: Wanda Wood, Vicky Patton, Ann Jobe, Mascot, Jean Shaw, Dianne Walker. Teena james, Assistant Chief, Kay Pender. Back row: B a n g l e s, megaphones, letterqsweaters, and e nthus i as m are at once linked with our cheer- leaders. The long Friday afternoons decorating the football field, the gaily colored bangles, and the b onfire pep rallies all marked the beginning of football season for them.A warm gym, inside pep rallies, and light uniforms, meant a change in cheers and sport for these girls. No matter where they were or what the score, they did their best to represent our school as one with zeal, assurance, and sportsmanship. The bonfire pep rallies b e fore our big games will always be remembered for the crisp air, school spirit, and high tension. 72 nr.: .---r w ' ,uh ,i ,him ' r i 'ft ii'M'MWiA ' 'ii ,Q ,,, , -r-Y.- .,, ' ,'..1f'-'v '- iilg,5..yl1,gL5f3pga5.!i2s L'vx.Xfngifgfs'-'S?l?f-334-I'l.5lv:'::!':nf: M1 '?W9?k-ld' i .if s N Junior High Though they haven't quite achieve d the supremacy of full-fledged high school students, the Junior High is avital and enthusiastic a p rt of ourschool life. 1 1 t 1 I : x P-1 ZX t t X ',-Q ' 24 . Y . M! , . Q f ,fs-gf ,X -- f A Jw K 4 N , 5 M M X- wb 2 ,aw Q ' 'ww 5- .X ' - my , qfftgwtt A it uid- Wg, Ag we - Yf 9 07 A 'M wk ..tt, A ,thg , .g I My 2 e W ff, Q 1 fy Q gy ,mg W4 vw YW x?jzf'fM 1212 me 4 W, . 1 -X -s - . ff WV, Wig M X. kg QVVX J X ,tb .. .- N,-r 5 X gs- - -X fx X M72 'I k W t . , ,, WM XX ',, W 2 QW 7 W txf, f t'.. -,ff '4 V W W 5 L ,,,t ,t i, 727,65 !,,, W f-f, K ,-f-- f, ,gf ,W f ' ktff 't-f I fxSf5y'f'i x W4 - yy mf M ,., , Wwwm' 'A W W k in ' ' ww 7X 'I I' 73 ff , Mm, V- ,, N, Q Tn Jr. High Focuffy Enlarged This Yeor MRS. ELIZABETH MRS. LOUISE CAMPBELL BOLDEN W.C.U.N.C. W.C.U.N.C. B.S.S.A. A.B. 4755232 --'X. f MR. CECIL CAISON MRS. MOZELLE N. C. State COLLINS B.S. East Carolina A. B. B. Collins, N. Daugherty, L. Campbell, S. Thompson, K. I-lupman, and A. Wilborn have a round-table discussion on Junior High affairs. MR. BOB COLLINS Elon College MRS. NELDA K. DAUGI-IERTY Tennessee Polytechnic Instutute A. B. B. S. 5 x, MISS SARAH THOMPSON MR, ARC1-115 WILBORN APPa1aChian Elon College Converse College A, B, A. B. M.A. ' MRS. MONTEITI-I MRS. BOBBYE HILDEBRAND HUPMAN Guilford College Mars Hill Temple University Meredith College Bo-Ao, My Edu A' B' Jr, Hfgh Student Council! Govems Wlsefy The members of the Junior High governing body are seated: A. Ward, Tre asurerg S. Nance, Secretary, S. White, Vice-President, T. York Presidentg Mrs. N. K. Daughtery, S p o n s o r. Standing: D. King, C. Lawrence, L. Wright, K. Caison, D. Murray, J. Duncan, J. Caviness, S.' Shelton. J. V. Cheerleaders Add Spark Spirit and pep were 'the goals of these J. V. Cheer- leaders. Front row: J. Hawkins, D. Jobe, B. Thomas, D. Neese, P. Hall, S. White. Back row: C. Bryan, P. Tilley, B. Thomp- son, E. Poteat, Chief, B. Garner, J. Modlin. 2en: mwmaff.afms.mf:f..+..m.....w.-.1 we-s Eigfwffv Grade JOY ALBRIGHT JIMMY BARTON RICKY BEAVER HARRIETTE BELL JERRY BIGGS WILLIAM BRAXTON CAROL BRYAN KENNETH BUMGARNER DELANE BURROW KENDALL CAISON RICHARD CAVINESS MIKE COMPTON MARY ANN COUTCHURE BILLY CURASI BARNES DAVIS BOBBY DAVIS BONNIE DAVIS FRANKLIN DAVIS PHIL DENSON KATHY DODSON DAVID EDWARDS RUTH EDWARDS STEVE FOX FRANKY FRAZIER KENNETH FRESHWATER WAN DA GARDEN BETTY GARNER SHERRON GEORGE RONNIE GERZEMA HELEN GIOSSON I 5 QE, ' ,N ,1 W., ga 1 fy Eiglwrfw Grcfders LOOXQ Alveod Ond fu Q- Q' Af- ? I 1 5 , ' .Y I ' J tb . Q' 1 X X K may A 1 M f 3 ' 1 1 4 VI 'I I I A 5 IX if :J Fx 5' g. 1 If ?L- I X Bifx I , ' 4 I vw I 4 Q? H. L -. Y' - v Q' ff A QT, T- if Y , LB, rr S I 1' ' ' ' BBQ ' 1-S f ' . ? A ' .. P, A I 1 Y, A . . , f I 1, I 4 A I JIM HALL 5 I VAN I-IARRIS JEAN HAWKINS GARY HILL W z 'S ' TIM HILL I CHARLES HOLT 'G Q 1' 9 , is S an I 'Y 1 LL' ,.f Aff J I 4 I 614, gy X Q, ' ag 1 J X . 3 I F 1 6-' - gf f Y. . m .. I 1 J 1 -I-4 6 ty 425 4 I 'L .siH?.3kKi1V..v.f RICKIE HOLT SUSAN I-IUPMAN JERRY INGOLD LARRY JARRETT AUGUSTINE JARRETT DONNA JOBE DONALD JOHNSON BOBBY JONES MIKE KELLEY GENE LANOLEY JOHNNY LONG LINDA MADDOX EDDIE MAJORS MARIE MCADAMS H ' 1.,A.,.1P W 5 - 1 .LAMMB f Prepare for High School EIQINIW GVUd9 3? fs- ' rs NY .. A5 I :A A Ax I 1 'J K , .W I ' I ' .if s 7 hi- A M T-1 ' ,.,, ' ii. ' My Q ' ,, , I , -,,,, 1 I, I I 5 5 I iii A I ia I ,f ' if Q J! I 1. . I 1' 0 , A I P ,f x.,,j - 7 y if Q. 0 614304 1 n A ,I . 1 DONNA THOMAS BRENDA THOMPSON PEGGY TILLEY BETTY TRIPP SANDRA VINCENT LINDA WADE SAUNDRA WHITE LINDA WILSON LINDA WINEBARGER MARVIN WOODLIEF LARRY WRIGHT KERRY YATES RONNIE YORLS TOMMY YORLS ? M I fd -4 57 A ? 5- 1 - , X K .Elec A V , S,A, I - f 'I ' - wx ,- sr. A4 , - A 1? I Af- W ' gm x 0 , M V ,L I- I HQ f 51 H , , I I , T E. , h, ,.,, in .,,,,, . qqhqrvlvl 1 ,, ' , ' Y J' ' 'f :Q 4 .5 'Q ' J, , ' .. f H' . , Q2 122 ff JJ A.. J ',-9 ' ' QQ Y., 1 I MARY LINDA MOORE BRENDA MURPHY DONNA MURRAY DEBBIE NEESE MYRA OAKLEY RONALD OAKLEY TOMMY PAGE ALICE PALMER DALTON PALMER DAHLIA PARRISH REBECCA PERRY ELIZABETH POTEAT JIMMY PRUITT EMMA RAY SARAH ANN RIGGS CLIFTON RILEY EDNA ROBBINS PEGGY ROBBINS LANDIS ROBERSON JERRY SAPP RONALD SATTERFIELD LINDA SEGER BETTY SHAMBLEY KENNY SI-IANKLIN SARA JANE SHELTON cARoLYN SHIELDS JACKIE SHIELDS KAREN SMITH PAULA SPOON JOAN STALEY JAMIE SYKES KEITH SYKES MIKE SYKES MITCHELL TERRELL MORRIS TERRELL BRENDA GAIL THOMAS Qfm4wmw2ufEwmmErmmmY4uw.w.qmW,Y+f.-..L..1m Seventh Grode JANNIE ASHLEY RODNEY AU LBERT DENNIS BENSON SONJA BERRY JUNE BILLINGS DIANE BLINSON RICKY BRADSHAW KEITH BRADY GLENN BRIGHT GARY BUMGARNER DARYL BURGESS MARY CAPPEL I , , Nh- E- 5311 'I I Seventh Groders Emfoy New I 91' S I if w ff: ar A7 .A , I 1 WAYNE CATLETT A JEAN CAVINESS 5 in - ROGER COOK ' I Q I VICKIE CROSS I , A' ' it :af RACHEL DAVIS , I MELVIN DODSON Z JOHNNY DUNCAN A JOHNNY EDWARDS , K A, mr I W TOMMY ELLER 4- I 'J f I' - 9 BRACK EMERY Tariff ' I- 1. 1 ,E A LOWELL FAUCETTE L if-4 ' MELODY EAUCETTE ' A I VICKIE FRAZIER J CORNELLLX FUQUAY A g y ,, A i WAYNE GARDNER A A -J, I BILLY GARNER f I , I LINDA GERZEMA 5' I BARBARA GILLAND Q I I B . I LINDA GLOSSON I H DICKY HALL n ,LY ' PEGGY HALL A A ,L f F' HAROLD HAMILTON . I'-5 E ,j' CAROLYN I-IARGIS I :gif GARY HARRIS A - ' HARRY HAWKINS M Ah it N ,Q vi MARY HODGES Y f Q . 3 -I I 5- .1 RICKY HOLLOWAY , A A . 1 f ,T , J 'L FRANCES HORNER f I 5' V 5 MARIE HORNER I ' 'Y 'I DEAN I-IUEY I ,J J XX BARBARA JOHNSON TOMMY JOHNSON I J M DARYL JONES 0 r' ff . ' ' I PM . ' TIMMY KAUFFMAN ff A J I A QA A ' 51 GRAHAM KECK .f W I f 7 JOANNE KELLEY rx M, TOMMY KIRK EDITH LANGLEY -- -1- f- -----M '-N--' G'-W , ,,-,E ., f' - ,, ,1-.G-Q.---r Jr- L ,jg-f ,g miL'z2JfluL'.:.g.'J1.-, . I . Q ,rf-,TB'3E4fLii?T?2W . , H Gnd Voried Acffvifies SGVGHIIW CEVOCLG 8 I .a. ,, S. L . vv- S, I f 1 2 - -If P 9 , .I Y 'L gff . 1 XT S SHARRON O'DANIEL I I V4 P ig II f W I - X , X , Jw Y , , M J ff 'iz 'arf 'R r 1 i S. 3 in I ax H tn . X . 1 V' BILL WATKINS SUSAN WEBSTER CHRIS WEISS BRENDA WI-IEELEY JACKIE WHEELEY SYLVIA WHEELER WALLACE WHEELER JIMMIE WHITE MICKEY WILES TOMMY WILES KENNIE LOU WILLOUGI-IBY ALLEN WILLIAMS CHRISTINE WOMACK TOMMY YOUNG QI' z . A 7 5, CATHERINE LAWRENCE - RUBY LEFLER DREW MAULTSBY LINDA MCLEOD BONNIE MEBANE BOBBY MERHING Vp. Y X f JOANNE MODLIN I .SHERRY NANCE . I ff DANNY NEWMAN BILLY OLDI-IAM SHIRLEY PORTER ' I LARRY RAINES S. au gb gf, I ROBERT RICE I V CATHY RICHMOND K I f RAY ROBERTSON RAS: , 4? SANDRA SATTERFIELD DONALD SECHRIST , TERRY SELF ,mf ' LIN DA SI-IANK LIN XE 2 RICHARD SHARPE . Y X 2,2 5 Y I PHIL SI-IAMBLEY LEON SI-IIELDS DAVID SIMBER I , PHIL SMITH Zi' ' -P RALPH SOLANA I 5- BARBARA SOUTHERLAND CAROL SPENCE MICKEY SYKES PEGGY TERRELL JANICE TERRY ,I 5, SHEIIA THOMPSON -I TL X TOMMY TONEY I f JOYCE TUCK N 'Q' M ,I Y? KE - BRYAN WALL ANDY WARD 1 ,4 if J jp .L T A ,TLI , IT. 2, If- -PJL ',L.,, 5 EP'L , 'V I f ' 'I I LI f I I ' ' f ,X , , 3 . 7 ' 4 X ,X if 1 X as I , , 3 - Q I Q , If S I 65515231sr:IIILIIILSEQIIJ-z::esIf':m:2m1:z.. 3 I Elizabeth Poteat points out the different parts of a flower to Donna Jobe during science class. f i in i it itll! , . Ruth Edwards and Keith Sykes combine wits to arrive at the correct answer in Mr. Caison's math class. P 1 In discussing a history question, Kendall Caison and Landis Robertson combine text book and wall map. Classroom cmd Social The subject and predicate of a sentence are explained by Phil Smith and Melody Faucette during Miss Thompson's English class. basic seven in health class. Joy Albright and Donna Thomas are demonstrating the I 80 Everybody at Teen-age Club is doing the footstomp, and Jean Hawkins, Karen Smith, Donna jobe, and S ara Ann Riggs are no Q exception. Acfivifies That much needed mid-morning break is enjoyed by Phil Shambley, Ji mmy White, Harold Hamilton, Billy Oldham, and Rodney Aulbert. Miss Thompson's seventh grade pr e s e nt e d this year's Christmas program. B. Oldham, D. Sechrist, J. Billings, T. Raines, R. Aulbert, D. I-Iuey, M. Wiles, C. Spence, T. Kirk, E. Langley, L. Shanklin, S. Daniels, and L. Gerzema portray the manger scene. It looks as if Christine Womack was successful in getting her man, Bruce Brigman, at this year's Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the junior I-ligh Student Council. J. VHS Herd VVIH fo VVIO Members of the Junior High football team are: Front row, K. Sykes, J. Pruitt, M. Kelly, R. Gerzerna, W. Lunsford, J. Hall. Second row: K. Caison, T. Page, P. Denson, B. Curasi, D..Maultsby, K. Brady. Back row: F. Davis, B. Brigman, Mr. Archie Wilborn, Coach, I. jackson, M. Sykes. Broad Street 27 Hillsboro 42 Haw River 28 Haw River 42 Haw River 49 Hillsboro 43 Key Club 28 Hillsboro E.M. Holt Sylvan A. Wilson E.M. Holt Sylvan A. Wilson J. V. 5 Defeat Key Club These Junior High Tigers are: Front row, B. Jones, B Workman, J Harris, D. Gauldin. Back row: R. Coburn, J. Cates, T. Hawkins, D Hawkins, J Bailey, N. Bryan. 82 , .. - . . 1, . L -tr.-, vel ' ' -' H - M '7-: A ,. ' .Q...friQQ.w..+1.fnrNs.rU.fmra.s.rg-Ssssaar A-. ' 0 1? n . 5,47 Kg f.. -Q- f, Q . ,y fav firm 5, ,Z ,4.. , - may X 4 X w A-up A- The Mebone Division ROCKFI I-I-MEBA MILL NC. 'bww' we .wg-1 ' 7' 5 - A 'f 37?-..:5'w 2',2':':, 4 x , 'V .A f. .. x6 x X121- . , '- . g ,-- - qv ,xii ,if WL : . ,J xiii! 15 V1 kkx' . -f , , . , -. ,,,yig'3:,'iyff1f-ff K5 ', I - ' . , ff 'V s ,,M,.,3 f 7?s5ffeWgf25g',w n i A . ' A Mia-'A 5 35,113 'gmt 34-wjkdgfw, f, 4' , X g 3 . nQ.4xf,+..'fg' ,1,,,f-N f ., ,.w-zM,ff- wxz,w3'f-- -2Ja.w.,. 2 - X '-,:,m,gi:'g.?P j 47,-V. -ni' ,, ..,:w.u-M fp W F Hn, ,gy - XM A fu Q jK4,'.LyJ,w,,f,g.v,Q,, ,id J V 4 -u 7 , , - 4, V ,, . Y ,A n y . ' New f ,gains f l ,. Wim 1 ,I , ., f. k..ffa Manufacturers of Fine Combeci Cotton Yclrns Mebone , Norfh Carol inc 84 , iq-,gf-,-' .. ., . V,-, .Q Lx, 1 -'11-9 4 Z E. E. FOUST OIL COMPANY Your Business is Appreciofecl Doy Phone - Diol LO 3-3132 - Night Phone Diol LO 3-4964 Eosf 70 Mebone, Norfh Corolino TYSON-MALONE HARDWARE COMPANY, INC Your Hcardwclre ond Sporting Goods Deoler Diol LO 3-9131 Mebclne, North Corolino 85 H For Personalized Service Call Mebane Laundry and Dry Cleaners Let our phone -line be your clothes - line Dial LO 3-9661 308 West Clay Street Mebane, North Carolina Mebane Motor Company, Inc. Robert Uackl Nash, Manager Phone LO 3-9071 400 West Center Street Mebane, North Carolina Fosters Body Shop Bocly-Rebuilding Auto-Refinishing 24-hour Wrecker Service All Worlc Guaranteed Day L0 3-1479 - Night LO 3-1685 Mebane , North Carol ina James Electric 84 Furniture Company Your Frigidaire Dealer Dial LO 3-3275 Mebane, North Carolina 86 .rlafgfsaaglq fb. ,.1zf:v:-tqggqigirag, Melville Chevrolet Company, lne Soles Service Phone LO 3-9851 Mebone, North Corolino Insurance and Realty Agency lne. R. A. Wilkinson, Monoger Curtis Clork, Jr. R. A. Wilkinson, Jr. Diol LO 3-3241 Mebcine, North Corolinci Pender Auto Parts 84 Paint, lne. lO6 West Center Street Meloone, North Corolino New Piedmon t Warehouse l-lighwcy 70-A West Mebone, North Corolino 87 : 'z ' Z 3 f ' EmaBw1RbMmTmW'.me--iirffzmn WALTON LUIVIBER COMPANY Mebone, North Corolino HOUSE OF FLOWERS Soy it with Flowers- Soy it with Ours Diol LO 3-6985 Mebone, North Corolino THE IVIEBANE REIVINANT SHOP IOO Eost Center Street A Complete Line of Quality Fobrics Accessories-Butte ri ck Potterns ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Diol LO 3-3366 Mebcme , North Ccirol ino HUEY'S BAR-B-QUE I Mile Eost on 70-A Mebone, North Corolino DAVID L. FRESHWATER Mebone, North Corolino PARKER'S SHOE SHOP We Moke Your Shoes Look Just Like New Mebone , North Corol ino SOUTHERLAND DYEING AND FINISHING NIILL, INC. Mebone, North Corol ino :fr .s'I 5 Iv GOLDNIAN' S SMART SHOES A Footwear Heaven tor the Teen-Agers Home of Capezios Burlington , North Carol ina BLANCHARD'S, INC. Teens' and Ladies' Apparel Phone CA 6-4079 408 South Spring Street Burlington, North Carolina ROXIE'S FLORIST Especially For You Phone CA 6-OZI5 T733 North Church Street Near Western Electric Burlington, North Carolina ROSE'S 5-10-256 STORE Mebane , North Carol ina The Store with the Friendly Atmosphere to Save Your Money AIVIICK'S ESSO SERVICE Washing and Greasing Phone LO 3-502I Meloane, North Carolina ALLEN'S DRIVE-IN We Specialize in AII Meat Hamburgers ancl Hot Dogs Haw River, North Carolina BURLINGTON SPORTING GOODS DEALER Burlington , North Carol ina J.J. CARROLL gf SON, INC Quality Furniture Philco Appliances Highway 70-A East of Burlington MM-,P.tssm1.f,fs -A 1 JBM9:iE+S4H,li-Eff: ' . 1 ' 1 viii.. WHITE FUR ITURE COMPA Mebone , North Carol inc 90 '- ll .-,::L Lf.: '. W f W 'I aww- '- ' 'fra mxWmms.:hmmrmmmmmM...esa':w2. Patton's Texaco Elm e r N . W 11 lc 1 n s o n g g 1 gggg T 1 a n s f e 1 k Phone 563-I222 Mebone, Norfh Corolino Phone CA 8-9520 Swepsonville, Norfh Corolino Barton Bedding Company MFGS. OF QUALITY SLEEP M at Gene EQUIPMENT 5 Beauty Direcf from focfory fo you Bedding for 'rhose who demond The besf Fashion Through Quality ond Knowledge Phone LO 3-4665 Morgoref Groves - Imogene Shombley Two Miles West Phone LO 3-I393 Mebone, Norfh CoroIino IOI IX2 Norfh 3rd S'rree'r Mebone, Norfh Corolino 91 I . I 1.11 I , f..1, 1. We Strive to Serve You MEBANE FLOUR Sc FEED MILLS JONES DEPT. STORE Manufacturers of Pure Made Flour The STOYR That Saves YOU Money Pig and Hog Ration-Poultry Mashes OUTTHS For Men' Women' Dial LO 3-4574 Gnd Children Mebane, North Carolina Mebane, North Carolina RUDD'S HOME 8: AUTO SUPPLY Your Firestone DeaIer Phone LO 3-3365 214 Clay Street Meloane, North Carolina RELIABLE FURNITURE COMPANY Clay Street Mebane, North Carolina RIGHT'WAY CLEANERS Phone LO 3-4243 Mebane , North Carol ina Burlington Owned SELLARS DEPARTMENT STORE Burlington Managed T. N. BOONE TAILORS Complete Tuxedo Rental Service Stylish Tailored Clothing Burlington, North Carolina SATTERFIELD SERVICE STATION gr GROCERY Phone LO 3-3722 Mebane , North Carol ina I, ,-,I . 4,-,. '.. e' ' - ' of a.-g4s:5f:fi:le7F,1+Hi?YrfRZ19iL?5a'l5iiH4QrtiW .,-,f ' -f.- , Elf P . :v..rQ55:gr' IL P MEBANE LUMBER CGMPANY Everyfhing 'ro Builcl Anything Dial L0 3-9271 Mebone, North Carolina 93 'i9QmMavnaxv.mzm3anu.1.rs...:e, W., vi f-wi,-N-.5.f. MELVILLE DAIRY Burlington, North Carolina FIRST SAVINGS AND LGAN ASSGCIATION More Secure For Sure RST SAVINGS 1 LOAN ASSOCIATIUN MEPJA NORTH carzou Dial LO 3-9231 Cenfer S'rree'r Mebczne, Norfh Corolino 94 -----T f-----ff-A A-N ' V ,, rv-1 .u ,, , ,A L . 1 , A - ' , , ,X, X ,nf 'SW ' 1 H, T' .,.,... in 11.3322 I-T31-.f. F' 4 MSSSSA- ' ' 73rJ.:.:v.:f.'Z .,,ww-..,.1.t.:r:f:i:s:r3IxI2f'1 --n.',-3... .... I .. A 84 M GRILL Food ot its Best is our Aim Dial LO 3-5022 Chorlie McAdams Mebone, North Corolino THE REMNANT SHOP Sew Much For Sew Little How River, North Carolina 95 America's Favorite A i Atkinson Dairy Company, Inc. Burlington , North Carol ina In the Mebane Trading Area Nearly Everybody Reads The Mebane Enterprise Phone LO3-1678 See us For your Commerical Printing Need Charles S. Pike, II Editor-Publisher Subscription Rate: 52.50 per year The Eagle Gil Company Texaco Products :iv if 5 A rsxnco HEATING OIL Kerosene and Fuel for Home Heating Dial L0 3-9741 Mebane, North Carolina Pender-Arniek, Inc Men's and Boys' Wear Van Heusen Shirts - Puritan Sportswear - Champ Hats Rand Shoes - Higgins Socks Phone LO 3-4191 l22 Clay Street Mebane, North Carolina 5 i-'49 im, ' 4-azlli .V Magic Cleaners and Laundry One - Hour Service Dial LO 3-3350 Mebane, North Carolina .y Walker's Funeral Home Marvin G. Walker, Manager Dial 563-92ii 304 West Center Street Mebane, North Carolina Warrenis Drug Store 66 Meloane's Best Drug Store ' - .,,, . ff,-' i viii? ' 1131-1355, ' P mill- 'Z' W Wm .X W 0 , ,YQ Payne O11 Company we fi iW'gTmr Z F':, EH,-C iii d Wm ms- Y, Box 8l2 Phone CA 7-7435 il? 'B -U Q a1f---- aaa e a an Burlington, North Carolina 1.,: , Q . 5 f l I,,, t Z! V' , . Quality Products And Friendly Service , N- wr,-Rv A , '-T2 -' ,. .. 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Meloone , Norfiw Carol inc CAROLINA REXALL DRUGS Always rhe besf In Qualify, Service and Price For Twenfy-nine Years Diol LO 3-6000 - Meborme, North Carolina 99 PLAYLAND Roller Skofe for I-leolflf1's Sake Kor'ringFor'rl1e Thrill of cr Lifefime Mebone, Norflfm Carolina Hwy. 70-A Eos? l5 Bronclmes To Serve You ' Home Office - Grolwcam CA 7-3681 Mebone LO 3-l8l8 100 ii ii renew -i 1 1-Sri MCLEOD DIL COMPANY Arlanfic Dealer We Appreciate Your Business D. J. McLeod, Manager Dial LO 3-3172 Mebane , Norfh Carol ina mlm! Mebane, Norfh Carolina 101 - . X ? Q f Z ., f GIVES YOU 9' . .,.-.-.-.cc'?P' - . -...,, ,.,. 5 '-5-1-3.3.52 '- .g. , :'- v.- 1- ' ' . :. .g.5.:.:.. X. , I -. ,.g.g:::':-:-:-:-1.5.5.-2 7-is -5. ,-, V . -e - , .- - - ,:...,.,,.:.-,-,.,.g.:.'.-- ' ', Q , s ii , X ,I W4 . , X +5 - - JS' -:-g,::::::-:-:-: '3f A,::f:. , ,.:...,.,.:.:.:..,.:.,,:. 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Elm Street Graham, North Carolina Central Motors gl Tire Company, Inc. G. C. Amick Plymouth - Valiant Sales, Service Dial CA 6-5538 Burlington, North Carolina Abernathy Hardware Co. Bill and Iris Look Forward to Serving You In Your Hardware Neeclsl LO 3-6353 Mebane, North Carolina uzzfwf 790111219 qv , , r . ,., V , in A -. , 1 , i V i Q ' T . T ,rp m .-cgi! ' 717i-17:-'::E J'. . ' . RIGGS SHOE COMPANY Your Favorite Family Shoe Store Mehane , North Carol ina HUEY'S SEAFOOD II35 North Church Street Burlington, North Carolina COLElVIAN'S DEPT. STORE IO7 East Center Street Striving Daily to Gain and Retain Your Good Will- By Deserving It Phone LO 3-5OOI NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Auto-Fire Lite-Hospital R . Nelson Pender Res. LO 3-T248 Mebane, North Carolina IVIEBANE BEAUTY SHOP For Appointment Dial LO 3-495I Mary Fowler, Owner Mebane, North Carolina WILLIAM LYNCH STUDIOS Phone 563-IO46 Fifth Street Ext. Mebane, North Carolina DUNCAN'S FOOD STORE Dial LO 3-31 I3 Mebane , North Carol ina HAW RIVER 66 SERVICE STATION Tires - Batteries - Road Service We pick up and deliver your car Phone CA 6-T894 Haw River, North Carolina Q COCA-COLA BRADLEY-TRU ITT JEWELRY Pete and Keith For Smooth Gifts Pick From Our Wide Selection Phone LO 3-4I94 Mebane, North Carolina VILLAGE STORE Clothing For The Entire Family Dial LO 3-4804 Mebane, North Carolina ALANIANCE PRINTING CO. Commerical Printing Engraving and Photo-Offset Phone CA 6-I88I 729 S. Main Street Burlington, North Carolina KOURY'S 443 South Main Where Smart Women Shop Burlington, North Carolina HUNTER'S GRILL Across from East 70 Drive-In Theater I Mile West of Haw River IVICDADE'S APPLIANCE CO. RCA MoToRoLA Sales and Service Dial LO 3-3II7 Mebane, North Carolina ALAIVIANCE CAMERA gl SPORT CENTER 25I E. Front Street Burlington, North Carolina . . , , . . ,.,....-5' I ' .. :f:i..1L:.T , I' DELP'S BARBECUE gf DAIRY QUEEN 24OI S. Church Street West Bur ington on 70-A IVICADAIVIS ESSO SERVICE LO 3-I326 300 West Center Street Mebone, North Corolino NIELVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY Diol LO 3-5741 Meloone, North Corolino IVIEBANE POLICE DEPARTMENT Mebone, North Corolino IVIEBANE AUTO SUPPLY LO 3-1431 Tire-Recopping Meloone, North Carolina RUBY IVIAE DRESS SHOP Things to Weor for Lodies Who Core Phone LO 3-9985 Mebone, North Corolino BIG TOP SUPER IVIARKE-I' Mebone, North Corolino IVIALONE-CRAVVFORD COIVIPANY Clothing, Furnishings, ond Shoes For Men ond Young Men Diol LO 3-980i II2 West Cloy Street 'Mebone, North Carolina Doy Phone LO 3-6493 Nite Phone LO 3-6485 P. R. GRAVES gf SON WELDING SHOP Portoble Welding Wrecker Service - Bull-dozing Troilers Built To Order Eost U. S. 7OA Route I, Mebcine, North Corolino MEBANE OIL COMPANY L0 3-5691 Mebone , North Corol ino A Sotistied Customer is Our First Considerotion KWI K-KAR WASH, INC. I738 North Church Street Burlington, North Corolino CENTRAL MOTOR COMPANY New ond Used Cors Will not Ioe undersold LO 3-3388 West Center Street Mebone, North Corolino -I A I ' ' 'ltr '-.fi-I-R,-J+f:1 -f5l'v 'i'flI:f-IF?fH'!s'z4Ititz'i'.:'3' f,'ttt'1iRk'f'i+'.n hill. I I Autographs Aufogroplws t 'c P l 110' Autographs 111 04 qjroduct of Aufogroplws Y I fi, nf' CIJIIPMIY 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. 112 1 1 I v u w r 1 D I G ' I - - K l . 1 w. l x , U 4 .f r'- I wail: , J :f 'Ms me.- fwww . 1 . v I 9 2553375 hx - ,, Q?'WA'vs-7-1ifN1ffa2.wvNfww'ic:r1vi'f 1w'5f4e', ' :HM A vga-mvrv wr-f