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E.M. HOLT HIGH SCHOOLRoute 1

Burlington, North Carolina

Pat Johnson Editor

Bob Varnadore Business Manager

Mrs. Homer Euliss Adviser

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Administration and Faculty Page 17

Classes Page 23

Activities Page 53

Features Page 71

Sports Page 95

Advertising Page 111

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The I960 annual staff has recorded this volume of the Reg-O-Ala for

you -- the students and faculty. We sincerely hope that within this al-

bum you will find records of the events that have been a part of life at

E. M. Holt this year.

As you turn each page, may every memory, as the strains of a lovely

melody, be recorded in your heart, never to be forgotten.

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music and who has strived to instill

her love for music in us . . .

Whose lovely talents have been evidenced as shedemonstrated how a part should be sung . . .

Whose patience and perseverance havehelped us achieve near-perfectperformances . . .

Who has helped us record all thesemusical memories . . .

We, the seniors, gratefully dedicateour I960 Reg-O-Ala

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These annual staff members are recording the "Get to Work, Je sse; the annual goes off Friday,year's events.

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Mr. West, our own photographer, captures onfilm the most exciting plays.

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Remember now thy Creatorin the days of thy youth."

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"Crammingfor a quiz? "

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''Is it all here ?

'Hold Still, curtain riseson the senior playin five minutes,"

Fine dinner today-mighty fine !

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"The Washington Monument lookvery pretty at a distance."

'Gee, thanks !

Hotdogs anyway.

The Cheerleaders work hardto lead the cheers

at oar games.

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Practice Makes Perfect

"Whenthe sun goes downand the moon comes up,

our boys are going to

shine.

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The crowd's reactionto that last point.

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Basketball practice mustgoon even if you have to

wear the coach's clothes.

Come on, ref . ! Giveus a break. Youknowthat couldn't havebeen a foul

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'I'm dreaming of a white Christmas.

'The big day - when I get my diploma.

"I still can't believe it-

me, in the Beta Club !

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Administration

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SCHOOL BOARD

Members of the local school board formulate policies for our school and stand ready to assist

other administrators in making our school one of the best.

Left to right, members are: Dr. E. S. Lupton; James Stanfield, secretary-treasurer; Clay Holt,

chairman; Clyde Pike; Glenn Coble.

Our Administrators...

SCHOOL SECRETARY

Mrs. Raymond Massey, school secretary, not only

performs secretarial duties, but does a thousand other

little things to help record the year's events.

SUPERINTENDENT, C. C. LINNEMANN

Every good record made must be supervised by-

some person with strong leadership qualities.

This person in the Alamance County School Systemis its superintendent, C. C. Linnemann.

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SCHOOL PRINCIPAL, L. M. ADCOCK HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL, C. W. HAWKINS

Every important piiase of our school life, whether it be in athletics, classwork, or club activities,composes an album of which we are justly proud. Were it not for the kind, efficient direction of ourprincipals, such a record would not be possible.

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Helen H. Eulis s

EnglishB.S., Appalachian State

Teachers CollegeM.A., U.N.C.

Henry D. FoglemanHealth and Phy. Ed.

A.B., Elon

Wilton HawkinsMath-Latin

A.B., M. Ed., U.N.C.

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Dolly F. ShawPublic School Music

A.B., Elon

Valeria ShearonLibrarian

B.S., East Carolina

Wayne C. RoachAgriculture

B.S., N. C. State

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Robert M. StockardScience and Math

A.B., Elon

Gladys S. HendrenHome Economics

A.B., Elon

Gladys S. PattonEnglish

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Mary Dean SteeleBusiness EducationB.S.S.A., W.C.U.N.C.

Jerry Ray RobertsonHistory, Gen. Math,Phy. Ed. and HealthA.B., Duke Univ.

Mar.y Evelyn WellonsFrench, English,

Phy. Ed. and HealthA.B., W.C.U.N.C.

William R. WestSocial StudiesA.B., U.N.C.

Maxine K. WillisBible

A.B., Elon

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JanitorsClyde Austin and Porter Phillips

Cafeteria Personnel

Left to right: Melba Patterson; Ethel Blanchard; Ruby Edwards;Irene Pitts; Lolita Euliss, dietitian; Lorene Clapp; Fannie Shoffner;

Louise Shoffner, Inset, Ida Sommers, maid.

Keck Johnson Branson Smith

Senior Class Officers

President:Secretary:

Jesse BransonMary Ann Johnson

Vice-President: Steve KeckTreasurer: Wayne Smith

Motto: "Always Forward, Never Backward.Colors: Aqua and White.Flower: White Carnation.

DONALD COLEMAN BOLICK"Don"

"Accept the worst, hope for the best,and take what comes."

HERMAN JESSE BRANSON"Slim"

"You pick a side, and I'll argue withyou.

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NORMA JEAN BISHOP"Tiny"

'Small in stature, but great in every-hing that makes friends."

ANN MARIE BROWN"Ann"

"She may not say much, but she knowsa lot."

WILLIAM ROSS CAPPS"Bill"

'A good athlete, a good sport, a

gentleman - enough said."

LANA KAY COBLE"Coon"

"Her big brown eyes have causedmany sighs."

5fie Class

LINDA FAYE CULBERSON"Linda"

"A very sweet girl, quiet and demure,one of those friends of whom you'll

always be sure." JO ANN FOGLEMAN"Sissy"

"Don't worry work, and it won't worryyou."

STEPHEN HARRISON GARNER"Stevie"

"A boy so fine, but never on time."

LORA ANN GRAVES"Red"

"Your teasing won't you kindly hush,vvhen you see how easily I blush."

CLARA MAE GUTHRIE"Mae"

"Her smiles show her happiness; her

friends, her popularity."

JAMES EDWARD HANFORD"Moose"

"Sometimes I sit and think, and sor

times I just sit."

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RONALD LATHAN HARGIS"Ronnie"

"Tis good will that makes intelli-

gence.'1

CONNIE KAY HUDSON"Pooch"

Hear a giggle and a shout; then younow she's about."

THOMAS HIATT"Yogi"

"What greater capital can one pos-

sess than health and good nature."

BILLY THOMAS HOLT"Stinky"

"His aim is never to offend, and everyperson is his friend."

SARA BELLE INGLE"Sara"

'Never a duty or favor would sheshun from dawn to setting sun."

ANNE DARNELL ISLEY"Annie"

"A merry heart doeth good like amedicine."

Sfie Class

DONALD ALEXANDER ISLEY"Don"

"Men of few words are the best ones.

RONALD CLINTON ISLEY"Duck"

"Never put off till tomorrow what youcan put off till day after tomorrow."

ALBERT BOYCE JOHNSON"Albert"

"Always a friend, always a gentle-

man."

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MARY ANN JOHNSON"Mer-Ann"

"I pin my heart to no man's sleeve;

have I not two eyes of my own?"PATRICIA MAE JOHNSON

"Pat""Honor lies in honest toil."

DONALD LARRY JORDAN"Don"

"Brown hair, eyes of blue- I'm sunyou'll like him too."

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RONALD HARRY JORDAN"Specks"

'As crazy as Dopey, as cute as Doc,is mean as Grumpy, but a good old:ock."

RONALD GRAY KIRKPATRICK"Kirk"

-, "I came, I saw, I conquered."

ELIZABETH ANN KIMREY"Ann"

"When hearts are true, few wordswill do."

DANIEL STEVE KECK"Steve"

"First in sports, first in the game.He has made for himself a remem-bered name."

NANCY CAROLE LOWE"Carole"

"I'll always find a way to do the

things I say."

BARBARA ANN LUTTERLOH"Barbara"

"Sweet and gracious and loving, too;

always doing things for you."

GLENDA JOYCE MCPHERSON"Glenda"

"Sweet and cheerful as can be, a

wonderful girl is she."

LINDA JANE MCPHERSON"Linda"

"A quiet mindis richer than a crown.

RICHARD ARLEN MURRAY"Dickie"

"Seldom serious, often gay; a grandsport in every way."

HENRY ARCHIE MURRAY"Scratchy"

"Kick the worry out the window; let

the sunshine in."

JACK DALE OVERMAN"Jack"

"Look up and down the hall; he is the

shortest of them all."

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EVERETTE SAMUEL PERRY, JR"Jackie"

"All work and no play would makeJackie a dull boy."

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LEWIS TAYLOR POE"Lewis"

"Small in stature; but great in every-

thing that makes friends."

LYNN PHILLIPPIE"Judy"

so quiet if you know her.

DONNIE FAYE REITZEL"Donnie"

"A happy disposition, like dollars,

will often pay your way."

JOEL THOMAS RICHARDSON"Motor Mouth"

"Even wit is a burden, when it talks

too long."

EVELYN LEE RICHARDSON"Evelyn"

"A friend to all who know her."

KAY ELLEN RICH"Kay"

'Talk to her of Jacob's ladder, andihewill askyouthe numberof steps."

5fi« Class

JAMES SHOFFNER ROBBINS"Jim"

"Life is not really what comes to us

but what we get from it."

CHARLES THOMAS ROBERSON"Fat Baby"

"Large was his bounty and his soul

sincere."

KENNETH WILLIAM SHARPE"Bear"

"Why rush? The world will be herj

when we are gone."

WILLIAM RONALD SHOFFNER"Slew"

"I'll study if I feel like it and won't

if I don't; I'll pass if I can; if I can't,

I won t.NANCY CATHERINE SLAUGHTER

"Cathy"

"A ring on the finger is worth two on

the phone."BARBARA LEE SMITH

"Toots"

"Men may come and men may go, u 1

not if I can help it."

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PAUL WAYNE SMITH"Paul"

"The man who blushes is not alwaysbashful."

HELEN KAY STANFIELD"Kay"

"She has the gift of gifts- the art of

making friends."

LINDA FAYE SMITH"Faye"

spure in thoughts as angels are.

ROBERT WALTER VARNADORE"Bob"

"A quiet fellow, but a friend to all.

NANCY LEA YORK"Nancy"

"A quiet girl is always to be admiredmore than a noisy one."

Our Mascots

Lynn CrumptonBill Smith

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Senior Statistics

NORMA JEAN BISHOP

Student Council Rep. 4; Class Sec. 2; Reg-O-Ala Staff 4; Office Assistant 1; May QueenAttendant 1; Glee Club 2; Beta Club 3,4; BibleClub 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Sec. 3; BasketballBanquet Waitress 1; Homecoming Attendant

4; French Club 3; Homeroom Officer 2; F.T.A. 4, Sec. 4.

DONALD COLEMAN BOLICK

Student Council Rep. 1; May King 4.

HERMAN JESSE BRANSON

Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-captain 4; Baseball 4;

Superlative 4; Class Pres. 4; Reg-O-Ala Staff

4; Library Assistant 2; Bus Driver Substitute

3,4; F.F.A. 1; French Club 3,4; HomeroomOfficer 4; Homecoming Escort 4.

ANN MARIE BROWN

Superlative 4; Reg-O-Ala Staff 4; LibraryAssistant3; Beta Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Bible Club3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; F.T. A. 4.

WILLIAM ROSS CAPPS

Basketball 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Co-captain 4;

Baseball 3; Bus Driver 4; May Day Escort 2;

Glee Club 2,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, V.Pres. 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4.

LANA KAY COBLE

Student Council Rep. 1; Cheerleader 2,4; Bas-ketball 1; Perfect Attendance 3; Class Sec. 2;

May Queen Attendant 1; Glee Club 3; BibleClub 1,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4, V. Pres. 3;

F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2; Football BanquetWaitress 1; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Waitress 1,2;

Homeroom Officer 1,4; F.T. A. 1,2,3, Sec. 2;Homecoming Attendant 3; French Club 3.

LINDA FAYE CULBERSON

Perfect Attendance 1; Bible Club 3,4; F.H.A. 4.

JO ANN FOGLEMAN

Glee Club 1; Jr.

ball 1.

Sr. Banquet Waitress 2; Soft-

STEPHEN HARRISON GARNER, JR.

Football 4; Bible Club 1; French Club 3.

LORA ANN GRAVES

Student Council Rep. 2, Sec. 4; Basketball 1,

2,3,4, Captain 4; Superlative 4; Perfect At-tendance 2; Reg-O-Ala Staff 4; Library As-sistant 1; May Queen Attendant 2; Glee Club 2,

3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Waitress 1; Trumpet Staff 3;

Homecoming Attendant 4; French Club 3,4;Softball 1.

CLARA MAE GUTHRIE

Cheerleader 1,2; Superlative 4; Class Treas.1; Library Assistant 1; Office Assistant 3,4;Bus Patrol 2,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; May QueenAttendant 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Sec. 4;

F.H.A. 1,2,4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Waitress 1;

Homecoming Attendant 1; Homeroom Officer2.

JAMES EDWARD HANFORD

Basketball Manager 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Base-ball Manager 3; Glee Club 3; Bible Club 3;

Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Chaplain 3; F.F.A. 2.

RONALD LATHAN HARGIS

Student Council Rep. 1,4; Basketball 2,3,4;Marshal 1,2,3; Superlative 4; Class Sec. 3;Reg-O-Ala Staff 4; Representative 3; LibraryAssistant 2; Bus Driver 3,4; Glee Club 3,4;Beta Club 3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; MonogramClub 3,4; F.F.A. 1; Homecoming Escort 2,4;May Day Escort 1.

THOMAS HIATT

Basketball 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 3; BibleClub 4; Monogram Club 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3.

BILLY THOMAS HOLT

Perfect Attendance 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4; F.F.A.1,2,4, V. Pres. 4; Homeroom Officer 2; FrenchClub 3.

CONNIE KAY HUDSON

Student Council Rep. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4;Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Chief Marshal 3;

Bus Patrol 2,3; Glee Club 3; Beta Club 3,4;Bible Club 1,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1;

American History Award 3; Trumpet Staff 3;F.T.A. 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; HomecomingAttendent 2 ; Student Council Sponsor 4; Home-room Officer 1,2,3; May Queen 4.

SARA BELLE INGLE

Marshal 1,3; Reg-O-Ala Staff 4, Representa-tive 3; Library Assistant 1; Glee Club 2,3,4;Beta Club 3,4; Trumpet Staff 3; French Club3,4.

Senior Statistics

ANNE DARNELL ISLEY

Basketball 1,2; Perfect Attendance 3; Library

Assistant 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 4;

Homeroom Officer 4.

DONALD ALEXANDER ISLEY

Superlative 4; Bus Driver 4, Substitute 3;

F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; President 4.

RONALD CLINTON ISLEY

Superlative 4; Bus Driver 4, Substitute 3;

F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4.

ALBERT BOYCE JOHNSON

Basketball 2; Football 2; Perfect Attendance

1; Reg-O-Ala Staff 4; Office Assistant 2,3;

Bus"Driver3,4; Trumpet Staff 3; French Club

3,4.

MARY ANN JOHNSON

Basketball 1,2; Class Sec. *; Re£-0_-Ala Staff

4; Library Assistant 2,3; Office Assistant 4;

Bible Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Trumpet Staff 3;

Reg-O-Ala Sponsor 4; Softball 1; Library Club2~

PATRICIA MAE JOHNSON

Student Council Sec. 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4;

Perfect Attendance 1,2; Marshal 2,3; Super-

lative 4; Class Treas. 3; Reg-O-Ala Editor 4,

Rep. 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Beta Club 3,4, Sec. 3;

Monogram 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; French Club 3,4;

Student Council Sponsor 2; Homeroom Officer

3; Lab. Assistant 4; Delegate to Civitan Youth

Conference 3.

DONALD LARRY JORDAN

Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball

3,4; Superlative 4; Class V. Pres. 1; Bus

Driver 4, Substitute 3, Patrol 2; May Day

Escort 3; Bible Club 3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,

3,4, Pres. 4; F.F.A. 1,2; Representative to

Jr.-Sr. Banquet 1; Homecoming escort 2;

French Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3.

RONALD HARRY JORDAN

Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4,

Manager 1; Baseball 4, Manager 1; Glee Club

2; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2; French

Club 3; Wrestling 3.

DANIEL STEVE KECK

Student Council Rep. 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4

Co-captain 4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4

Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Class V. Pres. 4

Bus Driver 4, Substitute 3; Glee Club 2,3

Monogram Club 2,3,4, Treas. 4; HomeroomOfficer 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4, Sec. 3,

Treas. 4; May Day Escort 4.

ELIZABETH ANN KIMREY.

Library Assistant 4; Glee Club 2,3; Bible Club

4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Waitress 1; F.T.A. 1.

RONALD GRAY KIRKPATRICK

Football 1,2,3,4; Co-captain 4; Superlative 4;

Class Pres. 1; Class V. Pres. 4; Bus Driver

3; May Day Escort 2; Monogram Club 2,3,4;

F.F.A. 1,2,3, Pres. 2; Rep. to Jr.-Sr. Banquet

2.

NANCY CAROLE LOWE

Basketball 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 3; Office

Assistant 1; Glee Club 2,4; Bible Club 1; F.H.

A. 1,2,3,4; Parliamentarian 3; French Club

3,4; Sponsor 4.

BARBARA ANN LUTTERLOH

Student Council Sec. 3; Basketball 2,3,4;

Superlative 4- Reg-OjAla Staff 4; May Queen

Attendant 4; Glee Club~"2,3; Beta Club 3,4;

Bible Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3;

Basketball Banquet Waitress 1; Jr.-Sr. Ban-

quet Waitress 2; F.T.A. 4; Homeroom Officer

4; French Club 3; Teachers' Banquet Waitress

3.

GLENDA JOYCE McPHERSON

Library Assistant 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Jr.-

Sr. Banquet Waitress 1,2; Library Club 2.

LINDA JANE McPHERSON

Glee Club 2; Bible Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2.

HENRY ARCHIE MURRAY

Bus Driver 4, Patrol 1,2; Substitute 3; F.F.A.

1,2,3,4.

RICHARD ARLEN MURRAY

Football 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 3; Super-

lative 4; Library Assistant 1; Glee Club 2,3,4,

President 4; Monogram Club 3,4; French Club

3,4, Secretary 4; Homeroom Officer 1,2,4;

Homecoming Escort 3; May Day Escort 4.

JACK DALE OVERMAN

Student Council Rep. 2, Pres. 4; Basketball 3,

4; Superlative 4; Class President 2; Reg-O-

Ala Staff 4, Representative 3; Library As-

sistant 2, Beta Club 3; F.F.A. 1; May Day

Escort 1; Homecoming Escort 3; French Club

3.4.

Senior StatisticsEVERETTE SAMUEL PERRY, JR.

Basketball 1; Perfect Attendance 3: F.F.A. 4.

JUDY LYNN PHILLIPPIE

Perfect Attendance 2,3; Bible Club 3,4; Treas-urer 4; F.H.A. 4.

LEWIS TAYLOR POE

Bus Patrol 1; F.F.A. 3.

DONNIE FAYE REITZEL

Basketball Manager 1; Softball 1; LibraryAssistant 3; Glee Club 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4;

Basketball Banquet Waitress 2

KAY ELLEN RICH

Student Council Rep. 1; Perfect Attendance 2;

Superlative 4; Bus Patrol 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,

4, V. Pres. 4; Bible Club 1,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,

4, Pres. 4; 4-H Club 1,2; Basketball BanquetWaitress 1,2; Football Banquet Waitress 1,2

Trumpet Staff 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4

French Club 3,4; Trumpet Staff Sponsor 3

Homecoming Queen-!

EVELYN LEE RICHARDSON

Glee Club 2; Bible Club 3,4.

JOEL THOMAS RICHARDSON

Football I; Superlative 4; Library Assistant

4; Bus Driver 4, Substitute 3; Bible Club 4;

F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Homeroom Officer 3,4;

French Club 3.

JAMES SHOFFNER ROBBINS

Basketball 3,4; Bus Patrol 2,3,4; French Club3,4.

CHARLES THOMAS ROBERSON

Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Perfect Attendance1,2,3; Library Assistant 4; Monogram Club 3,

4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4.

KENNETH WILLIAM SHARPE

Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Perfect Attend-ance 2; May Day Escort 3; Monogram Club3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4.

WILLIAM RONALD SHOFFNER

Football 2,3,4; Baseball Manager 3; Monogram

Club 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4.

NANCY CATHERINE SLAUGHTER

Basketball 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 1;

Superlative 4; Bus Patrol 1,2,3,4; May QueenAttendant 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Bible Club L

3; Monogram Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Football

Banquet Waitress 1; Jr. -Sr. Banquet Waitress

2; Trumpet Staff 2; F.T.A. 1,2,3; French Club

3; Sponsor 3; Homecoming Attendant 2,3;

Teachers' Banquet Waitress 1; HomeroomOfficer 1; Softball 1.

BARBARA LEE SMITH

Basketball 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 2,3;

Superlative 4; Class Pres. 3; Bus Patrol 3,4;

Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Sponsor 2; Bible Club 1,3,

4; Monogram Club 3,4, Sponsor 4; F.H.A. 1,

2,3,4; 4-H Club 1; Football Banquet Waitress

1; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Waitress 2; Trumpet Staff

1,9; Teachers' Banquet Waitress 1,2; FrenchClub 3,4, Sergeant-at-arms 4; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4;

Pres. 4; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3.

LINDA FAYE SMITH

Glee Club 3; Bible Club 1,3; F.H.A. 1,2.

PAUL WAYNE SMITH

Superlative 4; Class Treas. 4; Reg-O-AlaStaff 4; Library Assistant 1,2; Bus Patrol 4;

Glee Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; HomeroomOfficer 1,3; Trumpet Staff 2; HomecomingEscort 4.

HELEN KAY STANFIELD

Student Council Rep. 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4,Head 4; Basketball 1; Superlative 4; LibraryAssistant 2; Office Assistant 3; Bus Patrol2,3; May Queen Attendant 4; Beta Club 3,4;Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Historian3; Football Banquet Waitress 1; Jr.-Sr. Ban-quet Waitress 1,2; Truniget Staff 1,2,3; F.T.A.1; Homeroom Officer 1; Teachers' BanquetWaitress 1,2,3; Delegate to Civitan YouthConference 3.

ROBERT WALTER VARNADORE

Student Council Treas. 4, Football 2; Marshal1; Superlative 4; Reg-O-Ala Staff 4; Beta Club3; Trumpet Associate Editor 3.

NANCY LEA YORK

Bible Club 3,4; F.H.A. 4.

Park Keck Webb Birchett

junior Class Officers

President: Annie Ruth Webb

Secretary: Sandra Park

Vice-President: Linda Keck

Treasurer: E. C. Birchett

MOTTO: "You Can't Walk Backwards Into the Future."

COLORS: Pink and GrayFLOWERS: Pink Carnation

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Linda Allison

E. C. Birchett

Gerald BrooksSharon Brown

Pamela ButlerBunny CappsLinda CappsSylvia Carden

Sfte Class o\ 1961

Lewis ChriscoeBilly CobleBrenda CobleGene Ray Coble

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Harold CobleJames CobleSally CombsSusie Edwards

Hutt EulissAlice FoglemanCharlotte GammonBryce Gibson

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Barbara MangumBanks May-Larry McKinnonSteve McPherson

Sue RobersonJudy RobinsonJimmy ScottHenry Shackelford

Carolyn SharpeDon SharpeAaron SmithGwen Smith

Glennice ThompsonJoe VarnadoreAnnie Ruth Webb

The juniors worked hard to make our "FrozenFantasy" the best Christmas Prom ever.

Getting some practice in salesmanship are ourthree top junior magazine salesmen. Left to

right, they are Nellie Patrum, second place;

Mikey Holt, first place; and Bunny Capps, third

place.

Fogleman Kirkpatrick Branson Phillips

Sophomore C/ass Officers

President: G. H. Kirkpatrick

Secretary: Linda Branson

Motto:

Vice-President: Kenny Fogleman

Treasurer: Ronald Phillips

"We Climb Toward Success ; We Fall TowardFailure.

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Colors: Green and White.Flower: White Carnation.

Bonnie Acree William Albright Linda Branson James BryanGail Capps Randy Cates ft Ronnie Cottle Barbara Cox

Linda BurkeKenneth Crouse

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Ray Culberson Carolyn Dunlap Joyce Edwards Rebecca Edwards Kenneth FoglemanRussell Foster Kay Gibson Gayle Graves Louise Greeson Richard Hiatt

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Brenda HoltNorman Ingle

Pat HoltBetty Isley

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Barbara Jerrell Hershal JohnsonG. H. Kirkpatrick Roger Lee

John HolyfieldJ. B. Isley

Nancy HudsonPhyllis Isley

Jimmy HyltonSherrill Isley

Donna JoynerWesley Long

Linda KeenanSue Marley

Hal KimreyKenneth May

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Edwin McDaries Douglas Morris Jimmie Kay Murray Bobby NewtonMarie Phillippie Ronald Phillips Ann Pickard Barbara Pitts

Mike PaceTex Rich

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Brenda Richardson Bill RobbinsClarence Shepherd Harold Shepherd

Daune Sharpe Rickey SharpeDanny Shoffner Margo Smith

Wayne SharpeDavid Steele

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Jackie Terrell Willie Jane Thornton Imogene Webb Linda Yates

Ross York f^ Sue York

Faye York

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"Don't look so glum. You'll beat themnext time.

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"Look your best, girls! Maybe you'llmeet him in the hall."

3resfiman C/ass Officers

President; Sharyn Hudson SecretVice-President: Cherry Euliss Treas

Motto: "Aim High But R< acr HigherColors

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Pink and WhiteFlower: Pink Rose

Secretary: Loretta HinshawTreasurer: Madeleine Newton

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Roy Albright Betty Lou AllenRuby Burden Tony Butler

Ann Bowman Dickie Brooks Brenda BuntonAnn Chauncey Jerry Chriscoe Paulette Coble

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"Willis CobleLandis Faulkner

Fred CombsBetty Garner

Ray Cottle Sandra Culberson Cherry EulissRose Hensley Gloria Hilburn Loretta Hinshaw

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Deanna Isley Karen Isley Marie Isley

Lonnie Ingle

Martha Isley

Ronnie Ingle

Judy Johnson

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Roy KingRoss May

Jerry Langley Jean Lee Wayne Lowe Sandra MabeButch McLendon Linda McPherson Morris McPherson Sylvia McPherson

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Jimmy MooreBobby Pike

Don MurrayRamona Pike

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Gary Murray Madeleine Newton Ila Mae P_attersonMary Lou Poe*^ Kenneth Reece Donald Reece

David Rich Carlene Richardson Carol RiggsRoy Shepherd Bobby Shoffner Douglas Smith

Sarah SharpeJerry Smith

Sandra ShawKaren Snuggs

Daniel Spoon Douglas Spoon L. E. Wagoner, Jr. Rachel Wright

Freshman gab session!

Freshman frolic !

Look, girls! Boys gossip too!

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Mrs . EulissAdviser

Boyce TohnsonTypist

Linda Keck and Harold CobleJunior Representatives

Jesse BransonSports Editor

Wc, the members of the 19 6 OMI

Reg-O-Ala staff, hope that we havii

"recordedior you " some of the mostunforgettable activities of this school

year."We should like to extend our appre M

ciation to our adviser, Mrs. Euliss,;*

who has stood by us and helped us scl

faithfully throughout the year.

We hope that you, the students of ElM. Holt, will find in this album, thef

I960 Reg-O-Ala, all your favorite

records.

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Norma Jean BishopActivities Editor

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Barbara LutterlohActivities Editor

Lor a Ann GravesFeature Editor

Jack OvermanPhotographer and Circulation Manager

Ann BrownArt Editor

Wayne SmithTypist

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Sylvia Patterson and Kenneth GravesJunior Representatives

Ronnie HargisAdvertising Manager

Mary Ann JohnsonClass Editor

First Row; left to right: Ronnie Hargis, president;Harold Coble, vice-president. Second Row; AnnBrown, secretary; Connie Hudson, treasurer;Mrs. Willis, Mr. Stockard, advisers.

The National Beta Club is a non-secret, non-profit organization whose purpose is to promotethe ideals of honesty, service, and leadershipamong the high school students of America. Therequirements for membership are outstandingscholastic achievement, leadership, and char-acter.Once each year the E. M. Holt Chapter of the

National Beta Club renders a service to a needyfamily in the community. This is known as "WhiteChristmas.

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The Beta Club also has one money raising pro-ject each year, the talent show, when money is

raised for the annual trip to the state convention.

Nation*] Beta Club

First row; left to right: Bishop, Johnson, Lutterloh, Brown, Hudson. Second row; Patterson, BrooksKeck, Stanfield, Carden, K. Graves, Ingle. Third row; Stockard, Varnadore, Coble, Hargis, L. GravesWillis.

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First row; left to right: J. Coble, K. Recce, Hiatt, Richardson. Second row; Brown, Guthrie, Allen,Hudson, L. Coble, York, Bishop, Murray. Third row; Faulkner, J. Johnson, M. Johnson, Keck,Smith, Brenda Coble, 'Billy Coble. Fourth row; Birchett, Dunlap, J. Edwards, Patterson, Phillippie,I. Webb, Isley. Fifth row; Culberson, B. Edwards, A. Webb, Combs, Lutterloh, Carden. Sixth row;D. Reece, McLendon, Rich, Jordan, Hall.

BiSle CluS

First row; left to right: Linda Keck, sec-retary; Judy Phillippie, treasurer. Secondrow; Mary Ann Johnson, vice-president;Sylvia Patterson, president; Mrs. Willis,adviser.

The Bible Club is sponsored by the high schoolBible students. Membership is open to anyoneseeking to further the ideals of Christianity. Theclub members try to carry out their motto."Serving Others Loyally," through devotionalprograms and projects. The members seek toserve themselves and others in order thattheymay grow in "wisdom and stature, and in favorwith God and man,"

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Dickie Murray presidentKay Rich vice-presidentMrs. Shaw directorLinda Keenan secretary-treasurer

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First row; left to right: Pentecost, Hinshaw, D. Isley, S. Combs, Johnson, Patterson,

Newton, B. Holt. Second row; Sharpe, Butler, Roberson, Pickard, Pitts, Branson, B.

Smith, Keenan, Carden. Third row; Acree, Cox, Ingle, Webb, Rich, Lowe, Graves,

Robinson, Greeson. Fourth row: Garner, Shofmer, F. Combs, May Hargis, W.

Smith.

I Club

The Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. DollyShaw, is composed of high school students who takepart in the music classes, which meet three timesaweek. The purpose of the club is to provide musicfor various programs during the school year, suchas assembly, P.T.A., and commencement activities.

Twoprograms consisting chiefly of music are pre-sented by the Glee Club, the annual Christmas pro-gram and a spring concert.

First row, left to right: P. Isley, B. Isley, L, Greeson, Hawk, S. Hudson, Yates,Park, D. Joyner. Second row; Pike, Burke, J. Murray, Gammon, Stanfield, Slaughter,G. Capps, Brown, Guthrie. Third row; L. Capps, Fogleman, McPherson, A. Isley,Bunton, Edwards, Mangum, L. Keck. Fourth row; Payne, M. Holt, Euliss, D. Murray,McKennon, N. Joyner.

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First row; left to right: A. Isley, Butler, Guthrie, Brown, B. Smith, A. Webb, Rich, Allen, Johnson,

D. Isley, Chauncey. Second row; C. Hudson, Carden, Combs, S. Patterson, Lee, C .Riggs, M. Hudson,

K. Isley, S. Hudson, Hawk, P. Coble. Third row; Bishop, I. Webb, Burke, C. Isley, Terrell, Euliss,

Joyner, Newton, B. Isley, Cox, Holt, Pitts. Fourth row; Lutterloh, Murray, G. Graves, Patrum,

Edwards, Dunlap, B . Richardson, C . Richardson, M. Isley, Mabe, Bunton. Fifth row; Gammon, Reitzel,

McPherson, Snuggs, B . Coble, Acree , York, Thompson, I. Patterson, P. Isley. Sixth row; Keck, Lowe,

L. Coble, Slaughter, L. Riggs, G. Smith, Allison, Culberson, Hinshaw, Pipe, Pickard.

3.H.A. CluSThe Future Homemakers of America is an organization

which prepares girls interested in homemaking for

building better homes tomorrow. During the year the

club performs many services that help to improvethe school and community life.

First row; left to right: Faye York,

treasurer; Barbara Cox, parliamentarian.

Second row; Linda Keck, secretary; Sylvia

Patterson, vice-president. Third row;

Mrs. Hendren, adviser; Kay Rich, presi-

dent.

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First row; left to right: Richardson, B.Holt, Bunny Capps, S.McPherson, D.Murray, D.Isley, King,B. Coble, A. Murray, Poe, Perry. Second row; McDaries, Hylton, Hiatt, Morris, D. Shoffner, Greeson,J. Coble, R. May, G. Brooks, K. Sharpe. Third row; W. Coble, Faulkner, R. Sharpe, H. Shepard,York, Kirkpatrick, R. Ingle, Culberson, C. Shepard, M. Holt. Fourth row; B. Isley, Lowe, D. Rich,D. Smith, B. Shoffner, G. Murray, K. May, A. Smith, R. Shoffner, Roberson. Fifth row; D. Reece,Cottle, D. Brooks, L, Ingle, Butler, M. McPherson, Albright, R. Shepard, Billy Capps. Sixth row;T. Rich, Wagoner, Pike, K. Reece, Kimrey, Pace, N. Ingle, Long.

3.3. A. ClubThe Future Farmers of America is an organization

composed of students enrolled in the class of vocationalagriculture in this school.The E. M. Holt chapter is one of 7,000 located in the

United States and Puerto Rico, which has a total mem-bership of 300,000.

The club takes part in many county contests.

First row; left to right: Billy Holt,vice -president; Billy Capps, reporter;Ronaid Sho ffn er, treasurer. Second row;Donald Isley, president; TommyRichardson, secretary; Kenneth Sharpe,sentinel.

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First row; left to right: McPherson, Roberson, Guthrie, S, Brown, Smith, Hudson, Webb, Rich,

Gammon, Lowe. Second row; Slaughter, Coble, Hilburn, Pentecost, Butler, Sharpe, Lutterloh,Bishop. Third row; Snuggs, Mangum, Parks, Allen, Edwards, A. Brown.

3utuve Scacfiers of America

Seated: Mrs. Patton, Adviser.Standing: Lana Coble, treasurer;

Barbara Smith, president; Cathy Slaughter,vice-president; Norma Jean Bishop, secre-tary.

The E. M. Holt chapter of the FutureTeachers of America is made up of stu-

dents interested in the profession of teach-

ing. This interest is further stimulated

on occasions when the chapter membersassist elementary teachers.

The purpose of the club is to encouragestudents who have the personality, char-

acter, and other qualities necessary for

successful teaching to enter the profession.

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First row; left to right: Allison, Roberson, G. Smith, Gibson, Webb, Hudson, B. Smith, Brown, Rich,Wellons. Second row; P. Johnson, Greeson, Thompson, L. Graves, Ingle, Lowe, L. Keck, W. Smith.Third row; Patrum, Carden, Combs, Patterson, B. Coble, Varnadore, Robbins, K. Graves, H. Coble.Fourth row; May, Pentecost, Sharpe, Butler, Overman, Hargis, B. Johnson. Fifth row; McKinnon,Joyner, Euliss, Holt, Branson, S. Keck, Murray, Jordan. Sixth row: Shackelford, Birchett,Kirkpatrick.

3vencd CluS

In front; E. C. Birchett, president.Second row; Miss Wellons, adviser; WayneSmith, vice-president; Dickie Murray, sec-retary; Steve Keck, treasurer.

Membership in the French Club is open to

any student who takes French I or FrenchII. Through programs, games, movies,and discussions related to French customsand habits, the club seeks to share ex-periences in using the language outside theclassroom. The club meets once a monthunder the leadership of Miss Mary EvelynWellons.

Jack Overman, President

Stuient CouncilThe Student Council is composed of fifteen

students. Two members are chosen from eachof the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes,

and four from the senior class. The four offi-

cers, elected by the entire student body, and the

head cheerleader complete the council. All

members must have a "B" scholastic average.Activities of the council include Homecoming,

the Valentine social, the student store, and all

assembly programs.

Left to right: Lora Ann Graves, secretary; Bob Varnadore, treasurer;

Mrs. Patton, adviser; Kenneth Graves, vice-president.

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First row, left to right: Hawkins, Hudson, Stanfield, Hargis, Varnadore, L. Graves, K. Rich,Snuggs, Shoffner, Overman, Bishop. Second row: Pickard, Butler, D. Rich, K. Graves, Sharpe.

First row; left to right: Robbins, Gibson, Riggs.Lee. Second row; Hudson, Edwards, Isley, Johnson,

Allen, Parks, Isley, Jerrell. Third row; L. Coble, Kimrey, Patrum, B. Coble, Roberson, Richardson,

I. Webb, A. Webb, McPherson.

£i6rary Assistants

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Miss Shearon, the librarian, always standsready to help students find anything they needin the library.

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One of the tasks of the library assistants is

to have each day's newspaper ready for read-ing.

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First row; left to right: Linda Riggs, James Bryant, Barbara Mangum. Second row; Sue Roberson,Mary Ann Johnson, Clara Mae Guthrie, Ronald Kirkpatrick, Douglas Loy.

Office Assistants

One of the jobs of the first period office The office assistants rece lV e much helpassistants is to print the announcement sheet. from the school secretary, Mrs. Massey.

First row; left to right: Barbara Cox, Kay Stanfield, head cheerleader; Janie Ward, mascot; DonnaJoyner. Second row; Pammy Butler, Charlotte Gammon, Barbara Pitts, Lana Coble, Gail Capps.

Cheerleaders

The cheerleaders, through much hard work, addspirit to our games.

Throughout the year the cheerleaders receivemuch helpful advice from their adviser, MissWellons,

Monogram

ClubThe Monogram Club is composed of boys whohave lettered in football, basketball, or baseballand girls who have lettered in basketball orcheerleading.

The Monogram Club operates the concessionstand during basketball season.

The senior members who have lettered two years,one of which must be their senior year, aregiven monogram jackets.

First row; left to right: Billy Capps, vice-president; Mr. Fogleman, adviser; Clara MaeGuthrie, secretary; Donald Jordan, president;Ronald Kirkpatrick, sergeant-in-arms.

Second row; Steve Keck, treasurer; RonnieShoffner, chaplain.

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S. Keck, R. Jordan, Roberson, B. Capps.row; Hiatt,

Bus Drivers

lly Holt

Douglas Morris

Harold Coble

Russell Foster

Our bus drivers perform for usone of the most responsible jobsin the school. Theirs is thetask of seeing that our studentsare safely transported to andfrom school.

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Senior Attendants

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Sophomore AttendantJayle Graves

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Sopdomore Attendant

Bonnie Acree

3resfiman AttendantDeanna Isley

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Reg-O-AlaMary Ann Johnson

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Beta ClubSylvia Patterson

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Barbara Smith

Glee ClubSharon Brown

Student CouncilConnie Hudson

Superlatives

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QUIETESTAnn Brown and Bob Varnadore

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BEST LOOKINGLana Coble and Donald Jordan

Superlatives

MOST DEPENDABLEBarbara Lutterloh and Donald Isley

Superlatives

HAPPIESTBarbara Smith and Tommy Richardson

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MOST POPULARClara Mae Guthrie and Ronald Kirkpatrick

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Dickie Murray and Kay Stanfield

Maid

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Senior Attendants and Gscorts

Steve Keck and Barbara Lutterloh

Attendants

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Judy RobinsonBen Pitts

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Barbara Pitts

Kenny Fogleman

Ann ChaunceyWayne Lowe

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Ann PickardG. H. Kirkpatrick

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Paulette CobleDavid Rich

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Mr. and Miss Reg-O-Ah

Ronald Kirkpatrick and Cathy Slaughter

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'We're Gonna Get Married"

MarshalsFirst row; Connie Hudson, chief. Second row; left to right: Sara Ingle, Kenneth Graves, Pat

Johnson. Third row; left to right: Fayc York, Ronnie Hargis, Sylvia Patterson.

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First row, left to right: Keck, Garner, R. Jordan, Murray, R. Kirkpatrick, D. Jordan, Roberson, Sharpe,

Shoffner, Capps. Second row: Rich, Lowe, Hylton, Hiatt, Cottle, Langley, McDaries, York. Third row:

Coach Fogleman; Birchett; Fogleman; Holt; Payne; G.H. Kirkpatrick; Cottle, manager; Steele, manager.

Assistant CoachSlaughter

Head CoachFogleman

Assistant CoachRobertson

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FIRST TEAM

First row, left to right: Payne, Roberson,D. Jordan, Kirkpatrick, Sharpe, Shoffner,Murray. Second row: Keck. Third row:Holt, R. Jordan, Capps.

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BACKS

Left to right: Langley, Holt, Capps, Keck,Lowe, R. Jordan, McDaries, Rich, Hiatt.Center: Birchett.

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LINEMEN

First row, left to right: Murray, D. Jor-

dan, Garner, Roberson, Sharpe, Shoffner,

R. Kirkpatrick. Second row: Cottle,

F ogle man, Payne, Hylton, G.H. Kirk-

patrick, York.

SCORES

Holt 7 Wilson 13

Holt 40 Ossipee

Holt 7 Mebane 20

Holt 7 Haw River

Holt 55 Cobb Memorial

Holt Bethel Hill

Holt 6 Yanceyville 13

Holt 21 Madison 12

Holt 6 Gibsonville 6

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Ronald Shoffner

Donald Jordan

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Billy scores, but where is he? Mikey drives hard.

With the help of our fine coach, Henry Fogle-

man, and some very good playing by our team,

our boys had a successful season. Our boys

brought us from a losing season in '58 to a win-

ning one in '59. All the school wishes to con-

gratulate the boys on the team for the wonderful

job they did.

Sad Coach, sad father.

Dickie helps our cause. Kill'em, boys!

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The boys go up for the ball.

Sports

Don't lay down on your job, Wimp.

Variety

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Getting ready for a big game.

Glennice tries for two. Watch her, Cathy.

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CaptainLora Ann Graves

Head CoachJerry Robertson

Left to right: Linda Capps, Barbara Lutterloh, Glenda Greeson, Alice Fogleman, Pat Johnson,

Glenice Thompson, Barbara Smith, Lora Graves, Cathy Slaughter, Linda Keck, Connie Hudson, Ann

Pickard, Annie Ruth Webb, Judy Robinson.

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Co- CaptainSteve Keck

Co-CaptainJesse Branson

Left to right: E. C. Birchett, Ronny Hall, Billy Coble, Tommy Richardson, Kenny Parker, Jesse

Branson, Ronnie Hargis, Mikey Holt, Harold Coble, Steve Keck, Jack Overman.

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Josse Branson

L ommy Richardson

Cathy Slaughter

Jack Overman

Steve Keck

Barbara Lutterloh:

Basketball

Cathy lays it in. Glennice breaks for the basket. Lora Ann drives.

Starting

Cine^Ups

Barbara rebounds. Linda gets long rebound.

.Left t o right: Linda Keck,Glennice Thompson, Lo r a

Graves, Barbara Smith, CathySlaughter, Pat Johnson,

Pat guards her close.

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Steve tries for two. Jack shoots from corner. Mikey jumps for two.

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Left t o right: Steve Keck,Ronnie Hargis, Jesse Branson,Mikey Holt, Jack Overman.

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two.Ronnie drives for the bas-ket.

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Haw River 29 41 Holt 24 45 Ossipee 56 54 Holt 46 53Ossipee 42 43 Holt 50 44 Haw River 38 39 Holt 42 51Sylvan 37 66 Holt 39 58 Sylvan 33 60 Holt 35 72Elon 42 33 Holt 48 63 Elon 29 46 Holt 41 70Whitney 25 55 Holt 27 47 Whitney 29 41 Holt 32 62P. Grove 28 57 Holt 25 34 P. Grove 41 42 Holt 38 41Me bane 39 49 Holt 38 46 Mebane 46 61 Holt 56 71Wilson 34 44 Holt 43 48 Wilson 36 47 Holt 38 53

The effort of oar players and the fine coaching

of Jerry Robertson has brought us a successful

season. We would like to thank the players for

their hard work and also thank our coach for the

time he has given to our teams. The players and

coach appreciate the support the school has been

given to our teams.

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Boys in action. Guards in action.

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Jack Overman

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Advertising

Mrs. Hargis: "Well, what excuse can you offer for coming home this hour of the night?"Ronnie: "Well, I was playing golf with some friends."Mrs. Hargis: "At 2 A. M.?"Ronnie: "Sure, we used night clubs."

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BASAL 'S TEXACOHighway 49

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P. O. Box 147

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Compliments of

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CA-6-5479

2058 Chapel Hill Rd.Burlington, North Carolina

PENNINGTON OIL SERVICER. E. (Bob) Pennington

Texaco Products

Route #1

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G. H. KIRKPATRICK

Excavating and Paving

CA -6-4729

Route #1


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Wholesale Groceries

Notions and Confectioneries

CA-7-3693122 N. Main St.


KOURY'S

Where Smart Women Shop

443 S. Main Street


SHEPHERD'S FLORIST

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Owned & Operated ByDonald ShepherdCA -6-7191

LAMM CLOTHING CO.

"Everything for Men'

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S & S HOSIERY MILLS, INC.

Manufacturers Of Ladies' Hose

712 West Elm St.

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Wayne Smith: "Could I try on that suit in the window?'

Clerk: "We'd rather you use the dressing room."

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General Tires and Batteries &Kraft Tire Recapping

301 N. Main Tel. -66951

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WEST END FURNITUREA Complete line of

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308 Trollinger St. CA-69406Burlington, N. C.

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Burlington

Phone CA-77446

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Burlington, N. C.

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Box 144, Glen Raven, N. C.

Dress and Decorative Fabrics

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Phone CA-6-9308

215 E. Front Street


RICH & THOMPSONFUNERAL SERVICE

Burlington. . .Graham

Dial CA-6-1622

24 Hour Ambulance Service

Compliments of

PARKER'S GROCERY

Alamance, North Carolina

Compliments of

ANDREW DRUG CO.

Opposite the Post Office


ALAMANCE REXALL DRUGCO.

MAPLE AVENUE

MEDICAL VILLAGE APOTHECARY1610 Vaughn Road


"Drive -In Window Service"

SOUTHLAND LIFE INS. CO.

Bailey Coble Building


Phone: CA -6-5056

'The Light Refreshment"

EAGLE STORM WINDOWMANUFACTURING CO.

Janis E. Presnell, Prop.

1364 N. Church Street


~W,

Charlotte Gammon: "Look here, waiter, is this peach or apple pie?"

Waiter: "What does it taste like?"

Charlotte: "It tastes like glue."

Waiter: "Well, then it must be apple pie, because our peach pie tastes like putty.

SECURITY BARBER SHOP

L. S. Riley, Prop.Church St.

Burlington, N. C.

DELP'S BARBECUE & DAIRYQUEEN

Greensboro Highway 70 -A

Phone CA-8-9412

SUMNER'S AUTO SUPPLY507 South Church Street

Phone CA-72754Burlington, Nor.th Carolina

EDDIE'S TYPEWRITERAND ADDING MACHINE SERVICE

Phone CA-7-2465127 North Main Street


STANDARD GRILLGrade "A" Restaurant

Curb Service


MANLY RAY TRANSFERDon't Delay -Call RayMoving -Call: CA7-3710


CURRIN & HAY

Men's & Boy's Wear


C. B. ELLIS MUSIC COMPANY

Everything Musical


SHERARD PHARMACY

1245 Webb Avenue


COLEMAN'S MEN'S SHOPMen's & Boy's WearOpposite Post Office


T.N. BOONE TAILORSFine Tailored Clothing

For Students

Tuxedo Rentals

Burlington Greensboro, N. C.

SOUTHERN LAUNDRY & DRYCLEANERS

120 S. Maple St.


ROSE'S 5-10-25? STORENow Self -Service

3 Entrances

Burlington's Most Popular Store


KIRK HOLT HARDWARE COMPANY

Phone CA -65348


H & K BOOTERYHI W. Davis Street


Famous Name Brand Shoes For

All The Family

JAKE'S BAR -B -QUE"Curb Service"

1327 S. Church Street


Jesse Branson: "Dad, I had a fight with the boy next door."

Mr. Branson: "Yes, son. His father called on me about it today."

Jesse: "Well,I hope you made out as well as I did."

HERNDON GROCERYGull Gas and Oil

Meats --Groceries --Feeds

Highway 49


GRAHAMSAVINGS & LOAN ASS'N.

4% Current DividendRate on All Savings

Insured up to $10,000

Home Loans -Insured Savings


FRANK'S JEWELRY

Watches and DiamondsInternational Sterling

Wedding and Graduation Gifts

On Easy Payment Plan

202 North Main StreetGraham, North Carolina

Dial CA 6-4553

For the Best In

Film Developing24-Hours Service-24

Kodaks -Films & Accessories

GRAHAM SODA SHOP

100 N. Main St., Court SquareGraham, North Carolina

"Service Beyond the Sale"

HOME APPLIANCE STORE

Better Products for HappierLiving

Phone CA 6-9074 or 6-7443Entrances: Court Square

and W. Elm Street


Compliments of

PETE'S FROZEN CUSTARD

162 Lindsey Street


BAKER CAMMACKHOSIERY MILLS

Manufacturers Exclusively of

Men's Novelty Hosiery

General Offices


DUKE POWER

Jack O. to Mrs. Euliss: "I don't want to scare you, but my pop says that if I don't get better report

cards, someone is going to get a good spanking."

LAKEVIEW GROCERYGroceries, Shoes, Fishing Equipment

Phone LO-5-9421Kimesville, North Carolina

R. M. Bowman

Compliments of

GRAHAM FURNITURE MART

Compliments of

COMMUNITY FEDERALSAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'N.

Compliments of

MOOREFIELD'S FLORIST

MAPLE AVENUE BARBER SHOP

"It Pays To Look Well"

201 Maple AvenueBurlington, North Carolina

NEWLIN HARDWARE CO., INC.

Complete Line of Builder's

Hardware Paints and

RoofingBurlington, North Carolina

Compliments of

MORTON'S126 Maple Avenue


BUTLER ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKSLooper Tables and Stands

Built and Installed

Phone CA-8-1225

Compliments of

ROBBIN'S TEXACO

Liberty, North Carolina

THE CHATHAM BANKMember of

Federal Deposit

Insurance Corporation


CAROLE'S JEWELERSDiamonds -Watches

Jewelry -Silver

Watch and Jewelry Repairing


LOFLIN FUNERAL HOME

Carl Loflin- -Jimmy Loflin

Phone North 5-4567


Compliments of

CRAWFORDB DEPT. STORE


Compliments of

B.J. VESTAL PLUMBING & HEATING125 W. Ruffin Street

Phone CA -6-2811

"Especially for you"

ROXIE'S FLORIST

1733 N. Church Street


"See us for Quality FarmEquipment"

BYRD TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO.


Lana: "I thought your motto was 'Love 'em and leave 'em.' Why are you getting married?Cathy: "I didn't leave soon enough."

BURLINGTON SPORTINGGOODS

All Athletic Supplies

349 Worth St.


Compliments of

PATTIE'S BEAUTY SHOP

1101 1/2 S. Main


COBLE TOBACCOWAREHOUSE NO. 1 and NO. 2

R. W. Rainey, Curry KingN. C. Newman, Dan Winstead


BUTLER'S TIRES ANDACCESSORIES

CompleteRecapping Service

122 Alamance RoadCA-7-3803


MONARCH HOSIERY MILLS,

INC.

Manufacturers of Quality

MEN'S HOSE

P. O. Box 550331 E. Elm Street


(mM

Compliments of

ALAMANCE COUNTY AUTOMOBILE

DEALERS ASSOCIATION(Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated)


Donald Jordan: "Did you make these biscuits with your own little hands?'

Linda Keck: "Yes, Why?"Donald: "Oh, I just wondered who lifted them out of the oven for you."

FORD FLORIST

315 Spring Street


HADLEY'STHE JEWELER'S

Estab. 1898


TOWER HOSIERY MILLS

110 N. Broad, CA -6-6384


TUCKER STREET GROCERY

521 Tucker Street


BOLICK'STV and RADIO SERVICE

Route 6

Burlington, N. C.

MAPLE AVENUE CLEANERS"We Try To Please"

2111 Maple AvenueBurlington, North Carolina

Compliments of

GRAHAM BARBER SHOPGeorge Stafford

Harold CoxKenneth Wood

FIFTH STREET CLEANERS232 W. Fifth Street

Back of Melville Dairy

"Same Day Service"

Christine & Bob Fonville

JENNINGS M. BRYAN AGENCY, INC.

J. M. BryanJ. M. Bryan, Jr.

INSURANCE THAT PROTECTS

R. A. (BOB) MOORE GROCERIES"If It's Good To Eat, We Have It"

Quality Meats and GroceriesFrozen Foods


GRAHAM HARDWARE COMPANYService That Satisfies

Since 1903

Phone CA 6-4409


NEAL WRIGHT JEWELERSChina -- Silver

Diamonds --WatchesBurlington, North Carolina

Compliments of

BLAYLOCK'S TAILORYTuxedo - Rental Services


ROGER'S JEWELRY

'Before You Marry See Harry'


THE JEWEL BOX, INC.

348 S. Main


ALAMANCE PACKING HOUSEWholesale Meat Products

1006 E. Webb AvenueBurlington, North Carolina

m?

Barbara Pitts (togolfer vainly searching for his ball): "Would it be cheating if I told you where it was?'

BROWN'S TEXACO SERVICE

Newton and Larry Brown

Gas and Oil -Tires and Tubes"We Carry Your Brand of Oil"Motor Tune -Up Brake Service

Phone CA-6-5029410 Alamance Road


McCLURE FUNERAL SERVICE

Radio Equipped AmbulanceService -as near as your telephone

GrahamCA-7-2711

Burlington

CA-7-7488

THE DAILY TIMES-NEWS

"Alamance County's Only

Daily Newspaper"


Compliments of

T. & R. SERVICE STATION

R. H. Windham -Operator

505 Rauhut StreetBurlington, North Carolina

Life Insurance -Mortgage Coverage

SOUTHLAND LIFE

INSURANCE CO.

Retirement Policies -Family Plans

ALBERT R. JOHNSON, AGENT

Phone CA-6-5056 Office

LO-5-4-505 Res.

'ell&u~

ALAMANCE SERVICESTATION

Corduroy & Armstrong TiresWheel Balancing

H. E. Councilman, OperatorCA-6-1395


SHARPE'S PURE SERVICEAND SHARPE'S MOTORS

"Quality Used Cars"

Phone CA-8-9466Bynum Sharpe CA-6-1925


Clara Mae: "Do you think a clever man makes a good husband?"

Barbara Smith: "The real trouble is getting a clever man to make any kind of a husband!'

LEATH HOSIERY MILL, INC.Manufacturers of

Ladies' Full Fashioned HoseGraham, North Carolina

NATIONAL BANK OF ALAMANCE


Member of F. D. I. C.

J. O. BAYLIFF REALTY CO.Buying and Selling Real Estate

459 S. Main Street


CLIP CURL BEAUTY SALONMain Street


CA -6-5049

Compliments of

M. & K. FURNITURE300 West Front Street


MURRAY'S TEXACO

Highway 87

5 Miles South of GrahamPhone FR-6-9514

M. P. HUDSON ESSOFuel Oil and Kerosene

Phone JU-4-7468Route #1, Burlington, N. C.

Compliments of

GRAHAM SUNOCO

Compliments of

PICKETT HOSIERY MILLS, INC.MANUFACTURERS

Fine Seamless HosieryBurlington, North Carolina

Compliments of

OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.

Ben Coble

GANT DISTRIBUTING COMPANYG E Appliances

CA 6-0278251 W. Front Street


"ZACKS"

"On the Corner"


ALAMANCE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.Electrical Contractors

Phone CA -62429

1207 Webb Ave.

P. O. Box 1175


MOON FASHION SHOPSmart Ladies' Apparel

Credit at Cash PricesGraham, North Carolina

GLASGOW'S GROCERYFeeds --Seeds --Fertilizers

Hy. 70-A and Eton RoadPhone CA-8-9628


Compliments of

SHARPE and JONES INC.Insurance

Mr. Kirkpatrick: "I'm ashamed of you, my son. When George Washington was your age, he was a suc-cessful surveyor."Kirk: "When he was your age, father, he was President."

LIBERTY HOSIERY MILLS, INC.

Full Fashioned Hosieryand

Seamless Hosiery


Gibsonville, North Carolina

Esquire Socks Holeproof Hosiery Fruit -of -the -Loom Socks

Mojud Hosiery Kayser Hosiery

Schiaparelli Stockings

Supp-hose for Men and Women

Manufactured by

KAYSER-ROTHHOSIERY COMPANY, INC.


Miss Wellons: " I don't think I look 25; do I, dear'

Mr. Fogleman: "Not now, dear, but you used to."

SHACKELFORD GROCERYAND HARDWARE


NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS.

CO.

"When You Think of Insurance

Think of

G. M. Bowers or S. R. Durham

CA-72975

Compliments of

FIRST FEDERAL

SAVINGS AND LOAN

ASS'N.

Insured Savings

Home Loans

"Learning and Saving are

the Twin Foundations"

East Davis Street

at Lexington

Compliments of

PATE -DAWSON COMPANY"Fresh Fruits & VegetablesBurlington, North Carolina

JEFFREYS PAINT & PAPER CO.

Full Line of Paint


KAY-DAY TILE AND CARPETCOMPANY

Rubber Tile -Asphalt Tile

Inlaid LinoleumBroadloom Carpet

818-120 S. Church Street

CA-62003

DEAN PATTERSON

CONSTRUCTION CO,

Grading, Sewer, Water

632 Chapel Hill Road


Dickie: "I'm not wealthy, and I don't have a yacht like Junior Jones, but I love you."Brenda: "And I love you too, but tell me more about Junior Jones."

VREGAL DRY CLEANERS

>: 7

'-{/ /'Shirt Laundry

CA -6-3742

J Y 1603 S. Church

\ J' /flBurlington, North Carolina

COLONIAL FURNITURE STORE

CA-7-4213

236 East Front Street


Compliments of

SERVICE FURNITURE CO.

"It Pleases Us To Please You"

1814 S. Church Street


PAUL SMITH'S SINCLAIRSERVICE STATION'

Washing -LubricationOil Change

Alamance RoadPhone--CA -64152

Visit

GUYE'S

New Modern Store

Smart Ladies' Apparel

WALKER FURNITUREAPPLIANCE CO.

Westinghouse

710 E. Davis Street


Compliments o/

SINCLAIR MARKETERSW. T. DavisR. B. Jones

Tel. CA--63402Burlington, North Carolina

GRAHAM UNDERWRITERS,INC.

Insurance :Bonds:Rents:Real Estate

121 N. Main Street Ph. -60017Beside Graham Theatre

Graham, N. C.

Brenda Coble: "I'd like some cigars for my boyfriend."

Clerk: "Would you like them fairly strong?"

Brenda: "Yes, please, the stronger the better. The ashes kept breaking off the last ones he had.

Comp/ime nts of

Burlington Paint and Glass Company

Bob Loman, Johnson's Inc.

Goldman's Shoe Company

Jimmie's Beauty Salon

Ben Franklin Store

Medical Center Barber Shop

East End Barber Shop

Burlington Welding Works

Biggerstaff and Beamon

Ethel's Cafe

Robert's Dime Store

A Friend

Graham Beauty Shop

Wiles 5C & IOC Store

Westbrook Studios

Loy and Lynn Plumbing

Clyde H. Dorsett

A Friend

ffiimlfc

kSMI

Voice over telephone: "Frank Isley will not be at school today."Mr. Hawkins: "Who is this speaking?"Voice: "This is my father speaking."

Compliments of

C.B. HALSEY CO.

Roanoke, Virginia

HOLT FARM CENTER

Fair -Acre Feeds

CA-7-2203

710 West Elm St.

Graham, North Ceirolina

SILAS ATKINS

HEATING SERVICE & AIR

CONDITIONINGAir Conditioning ServiceInstallation and Repair

Armstrong AndInternational

Furnaces

Interior Air Conditioners

7 Day Service

Day & Night Service

Telephone CA-7-2123

For.

Free Delivery

Call CA-8-8348

Open Until 9:00 Each Night

Drugs -Fountain ServiceGreeting Cards

Pangburn's CandiesHollingsworth Candies

We Fill All Doctors'Prescriptions

Two Pharmacists

GRIFFIN'S

PHARMACY, INC.

Member of

Alamance CountyPharmaceutical Society

HPuBm\

Donald and Ronald Jordan in a heated argument:

Ronald: "I wish I'd never had a twin brother!"

Donald: "Yeah? If it wasn't for me, you'd have two heads!"

HANFORD BRICK CO., INC.

"NORTH CAROLINA— THE BRICK CAPITAL

OF THE NATION"

ROMAN TEXTURED FACE

NORMAN

COLONIAL FACE

OVERSIZE

SPECIAL SHAPES

ANTIQUE

SELECT COMMON

SAND FACE

FROSTED FACE

'Let Us Serve You'

Dial CA 6-3688

P. O. Box 1215


Mr. Guthrie to Bobby McKinnon, who is eating a chicken leg: "What other kind of work do

you do besides cleaning out refrigerators?"

Compliments of

A Friend

SHOFFNER BROS. LUMBERCO.

"We pay top prices for logs & standing timberBe sure to contact us before you sell

Carroll M. Shoffner:

Phones: Office CA 61421

Res. CA 77951

Route One, Burlington, N. C.

HOLT MILLING COMPANY,INC.

Wayne FeedsBag or Bulk

Feeds For Every Need

Peppy Dog Food

CA-8-8862

Alamance Printing Co.

Commercial Printing

Engraving & Photo-Offset

CA-6-1881729 S. Main St. Burlington, N. C.

Complimentsof

Community Federal Savings &Loan


GUIDEPOST TO OPPORTUNITY ....

For young people seeking careers with chal-

lenge, the textile industry — one of the nation's

most important industries—offers excellent oppor-tunities.

Let the world-famed Burlington "triangle

of quality" be your guidepost to the future.

Young men and women of imagination, init-

ative and ability will find re war ding careers in

textiles, and with Burlington, world's leading tex-

tile organization.

ALAMANCE COUNTY UNITS

of

Builington INDUSTRIES. INC.

Executive Offices: Greensboro, N. C.

Jesse Branson, just caught for speeding told the patrolman why he was speeding. Jesse

said "This highway is so darned dangerous I was hurrying to get off it."

THE STUDENT STORE

Headquarters for your School Supplies

Paper

Pencils

Erasers

Pens

Crayons

Notebooks

Composition Books

Shorthand Books

Mucilage

Scotch Tape

Rulers Kleenex

"Support Your Student Store,

For It Supports You."

Sponsored By:

YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL

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