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n*AY MEMORIAL LIBRARY 342 S taring Street Burlington, NC 27215 £ M* Holt School

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of The 1955 REG-O-ALA

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Starring THE SENIOR CLASS

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Faculty

REEL II Classes Curriculum

REEL III Features

REEL IV Activities Athletics

REEL V ^K^ementary Grades

REEL VI Advertisers Dedication

For her tolerance, supreme guidance, and exceptional interest in our welfare, we. the seniors, wish to dedicate our 1955 Reg-O-Ala to Mrs. W. R. Teague, who has made our eyes to see, our ears to hear, and our hearts to understand. Behind the Cameras

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Mr. L. M. Adcock, principal of our school for the past nine years, has been influential in getting E. M. Holt accredited by the Southern Asso- ciation of Secondary Schools and Colleges.

Mr. J. W. Blanchard, assistant principal, serves as principal of the high school department of our school. In his third year with us, he con- tinues efficiently to manage the affairs of the high school office. Producers

Always interested in the progress of our school, the local school board stands behind us in all our activities. They form policies and make de- cisions that keep our school moving in the right direction. These men are: Left to right, Mr. Howard Patterson; Mr. Glenn Coble; Mr. James Stanfield, chairman; Mr. Glenn Slaughter; Mr. Clay Holt.

The county administrative staff is always ready to advise and help members of the local school staff with their problems. The staff members are: Dr. M. E. Yount, County Superintendent; Mr. L. R. Wooten, Super- visor of Instruction; Miss Jessie Baxter, Assistant Supervisor of Instruc- tion. Directors

Gordon M. Bowers A.B., Elon Math, Science Miss Norma Jean Edwards A.B., Elon Music Mrs. Homer Euliss B.S., Appalachian State Teach- ers College; M.A., U.N.C. English

Mrs. Louise Henderson A.B., W.C.U.N.C. Librarian Mrs. A. D. Kinnett M.R.E., Carver School of Mis- sions Bible Mrs. W. Ira Lee A..B., Flora Macdonald College English, French

Mrs. Glenna D. Lewis B.S., W.C.U.N.C. Home Economics Richard G. Phillips B.S., Wake Forest; M.A., Geo. Peabody College World Problems and Physical 'Education

Mrs. Norma F. Pickler B.S., Appalachian State Teach- ers College Chemistry, English, Gen. Science

Wayne C. Roach B.S., State Agriculture Mrs. W. R. Teague A.B., Greensboro College Social Studies Mrs. Mary Pierce Tillman B.M., W.C.U.N.C. Music

(not pictured) Mrs. Maude M. Newton A.B., Asbury College; M.B.E., W.C.U.N.C. Mrs. James W. King Business Education, Counsel- Secretary lor Stage Hands Mrs. Norman Alexander Ida Summers and Mary Patterson, Dietitian Maids Marvin Holt, Janitor It is the task of Mrs. Alexander to see that a well balanced hot meal is provided Thanks to the efforts of these three peo- every day for every child in our school. ple, our school is always neat and clean. It is also her duty to supervise the It is their task daily to clean, sweep, *££ cafeteria and to keep records. and dust.

bus Our drivers, dependable and careful, can be relied upon to furnish safe transportation for the great majority of our students who depend upon state school buses to get to school. Our drivers and substitutes are: First tow left to right: R. Ingle, Kinney, McCarter, Kimery, Shoe, F. Islev. Second row D Isley Loy, O Smith, R. Sharpe. G. Ingle, L. Isley, Allred, S. Sharpe, Russell. In Bus' Edwards, Moser, Patterson, Capps, O. T. Smith, Patrum, Pickett Holt Garmon. Estes' Between the Scenes

1. Freshmen enjoying lunch? 2. secretary A is the picture of good grooming. 3. The Student Store does a thriving business. 4. Our beloved coach. 5. Gentlemen. 6. Bachelor "Jake " 7 Re portmg for work. Our Mrs. Euliss. 8. 9. We all scream for ice cream. 10. Our stage 'hands at Classes

Curriculum The Cast Starring .....

Ronald McCarter Peggy Etheridge President Secretary J. C. Fogleman Wade Loy Vice-President Treasurer

Colors Flower Red and White Red Rose

Motto "Aim High, But Reach Higher." The Seniors

Norma Jean Arey Richard Selma Biddy "Norma" "Dick" "She's such a good leader "J ncuer fight; I'm a loiier." We all call when we need her," Audio-Visual Club 1; Photog- Trumpet Staff 1. 2, 3, 4, Fresh- raphy Club 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4. man Reporter 1. Associate Fea- Most Improved Basketball Play- ture Editor 2. Associate Editor er 3, 2nd Team All-County 3, Editor 4; Good Citizenship Basketball 3; Monogram Club 3, Medal 1; Vice-President of Class 4; Glee Club 4; Biggest Flirt 4. 1; Football Banquet Waitress 1; Perfect Attendance 1. 2. 3, Class President 2. F H.A. Club 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Rep- resentative to Junior - Senior Banquet 2; Representative to Student Council 3, Secretary of Student Council 4, Secretary of County Student Council 4; School Spirit Award 3; Most Intellectual, Most Dependable 4.

RUFUS BOSWELL "Rute" Barbara Jean Blalock "All great men are dying; "Jeannie" I don't feel very well myself." She was made happy of Photography Club 3. President thoughts and full wit of and 3; Monogram Club 4; Glee Club laughter." 3; Bible Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, Glee Club 3. 4; Home Ec. Club 3. 4; Bus Patrol 1, 2: Football 1. 2. 3: Photography Club 1: Manager 1; Trumpet Staff 1, 2; Home Room President 1; Junior- Rec-O-Ala Staff 4. Senior Banquet Waitress 2; Per- fect Attendance 1. 2; Rec-O-Ala Staff 4.

Samuel Delano Bowman Alvin Roe Bradshaw "Sammy" "Alb" "Often seen, but seldom heard." "Talk to him of Jacob's ladder, And he'd ask the number of F.F A. Club 2. 3. 4: Quietest 4. steps." F.F.A. Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Sentinel 4; Wittiest 4.

Betty Kay Braxton "Kay" ' With beauty and brains any- thing can be accomplished." Basketball 1. 2; Football Ban- quet Waitress 2. Junior-Senior Jerry Foylee Chester Banquet Waitress 2; Perfect At- "Lightning" tendance 1. 2. 3: Homecoming Attendant 1. 2: Harvest Festival "Take it easy, have your fun; Queen 1: Bible Club 1 FHA Let the old world flicker on." Club 1. 2: Glee Club 4; Photog- F.F.A. 1. 4: Monogram Club 3. 4; raphy Club 2: Class Secretary 2 Photography Club 1, Football Representative 2; to Reg-O-Ala 2. 3, 4. Football Staff Award 3; Hap- 2: Marshal 1. 2. 3: Beta piest 4. Club 4: Rec-O-Ala Staff 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4

Robe.it Gereld Estes "Bobby" Max Edwards "There are no ladies left; I have "Hot Rod" them all." "He's little and cute Bible Club 1; Photography Club And fun to boot." 2: Representative to Student F.F. A. Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Trumpet Council 2; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Staff 2. 3: 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. Presi- Baseball 3. 4: Office Assistant 2; dent 3: Bus Driver 3. Substitute Monogram Club 3. 4. Secretary Bus Driver 4; Glee Club 4- 4; Rec-O-Ala Staff 4: Friendliest Basketball 1. 2. 4; Mid-State Football Second Team 4 Starring

Peggy Joyce Ethehidge Bobby Ray Faulkner "Peg-Leg" "Bobby" "An intellect of purest works; "Tall and very handsome, A heart of pure gold." He'd bring a fine ransom." Bible Club 1, 2; Trumpet Staff F.F.A. Club 1, 2; Representative 3, 4, Typist 3, Head Typist 4- to Junior-Senior Banquet 1; Beta Club 3, 4, Program Chair- Good Citizenship Medal 1; Foot- man 4; Class Secretary 4- 3, ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Improved Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valu- Football Player 2: Basketball 1, able Player 2, All County Team 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4; Mono- 3, Award 3; Library Assistant gram Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 1. 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Reporter 3; 1, 2; Home Room Officer 3- 2 Representative to Reg-O-Ala Reg-O-Ala Staff 4; Most Ath- Staff 2, Reg-O-Ala Staff 4; 4-H letic, Friendliest 4; Debating Club 4. Club 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 2. 3; May Court Attendant 2; Best Looking 4; Mid-State Football Second Team 4.

Carolyn Faye Fogleman Carole Mae Fisher "Karo" "Carole" "She's cute and short "In her dark eyes' splendor And just our sort." Where the warm light loves to F.H.A. dwell." Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 3; Photography Club Walter 1, 2. 4. Williams High School 1- President 4; Art Typing Club F.H.A. 3; Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4- May Court Attendant 2; Home- Future Teachers Club 4; Photog- coming Queen 4; raphy Football Ban- Club 2; Basketball 2; Of- quet Waitress 2, Basketball Ban- fice Assistant 4; 4- Cheerleader quet Waitress 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Trumpet Staff 3, 4; Footbali Best Looking 4. Banquet Waitress 2.

J. C. Fogleman Gene Autrey Forbis "Jake" "Gene" "I agree with no man's opinion; "I'll study if I feel like it and I have some of my own." won't if I don't; Representative I'll pass if I can; if I can't, I to Student Coun- won't." cil 2. 3, 4; Basketball 4- 1, 2, 3. Club Football 1, 4; Baseball 3, 4: Bible Bible Club 1; Photography Club 3, 4; Football Club 1; Photography Club 3, 2; Monogram Treasurer 3; Monogram Club 4- 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, Mid-State 4. F.F.A. Club 2; Glee Club 3, 4- Football Second Team Vice-President of Class 4; May Day Escort 2, 3; Reg-O-Ala Staff 4.

William Lester Gibson Betty Garmon "Gip" "Bushy" "Let it be; it matters not." "Seldom serious, often gay. F.F.A. Club 1; Art Typing Club A grand sport in every way." 3; Glee Club 3, 4. Library Assistant 1, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Office Assistant 4; Bible Club 2; Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4.

Billie Ann Graves "Billie" Walter Hanford "A girl who is loved, a girl with grace, "Walkie" With fairness of figure and fair- "First in sports, first the ness of face." game; May Day Attendant He's made for himslef a re- 3; FHA membered name." Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 1-' Photography Club 2; Art Typing Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- Club 3; Trumpet Staff 4; Repre- dent 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Office sentative to Student Council 4- Assistant 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Banquet Waitress Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, Football Banquet Waitress 2- 2, 3, 4; Class President 3; Class Basketball 2; Homecoming Maid Treasurer 1 ; Most Valuable Foot- of Honor 4; Glee Club 3, 4- Li- ball Player Award 3; Reg-O-Ala brary Assistant 3; Biggest Flirt Staff 4; Most Athletic 4; Mid- State Football First Team 4. > 4

The Seniors

Huch Dean Hawkins Barbara Anne Holt "Hawkshaw Hawkins" "Coon" "She's a star "Roll on, old world, and I'll roll on the court with you." And a real good sport." Villa Perfect Rica High School. Georgia Attendance 12 3- Li- brary Assistant 1. 2. 3: Photography Club 4- 1. 3, 4; Glee Club 2 3; F.H.A. Debating Team 4. Club 1. 2, 3. 4- 4-H Club 1. 2, 4; Trumpet Staff' 2 3 4. Assistant Sports Editor ' 2 Typist 3, Sports Editor 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Substitute Bus Driver 3. 4; Junior-Senior qu ct Waitrcss 2 : Debating ^f"l „ ~ Club 4; Office Assistant 4 Rec- O-Ala Staff 4; Bus Patrol 4

Ted Harold Hudson "Monk" George Ernest Incle '{ love work: it fascinates me; could sit and watch it for "Hambone" hours." "Accept the worst, hope for the best, F.F.A. 3. 4; Glee Club 3. and take what comes." Bus Patrol 2: Substitute Bus Driver 2. Bus Driver 3 4- F F A Club 1. 2, 3. 4. Vice-President' ; Science Club 2; Perfect Attend- ance 1. 3.

James Ralph Incle, Jr. "Lover" "A quiet, unobtrusive boy, David Gladstone Isley But a friend to all." "David" F FA. Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary "When there's work to 4; Glee Club 3; Bus do. Driver 1. 2 He's always ready." 3. 4; Class Treasurer 3; Audio- Office Visual Club 2; Rec-O-Ala Staff Assistant 2, 3. 4 Rec-O- Ala Staff 4; Trumpet Staff 3 4 Business Manager 3. 4; Substi- tute Bus Driver 2. Bus Driver 3, 4. Glee Club 2. 3; F.F.A. Club ,' 4; Pe rfect J' i 3' Attendance 1. 3; Harvest Festival King 3

Floyd Washington Isley "Bud" "Better to be small and shine. Larry Richard Isley Than to be large and cast a shadow." "Dudley" "Friendly, FJA. Club cute, full of fun 1. 2. 3. 4. Reporter He is liked by everyone." 4; Bus Driver 3. 4. Monogram Club 1, 2, 3 4 Bus Driver 2. 3, 4; Office Assistant 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2 Most Popular 4.

Ronald Wayne Isley Mary Lou Johnson "Ronald" "Boots" "Lots of wit and loads of fun. "Full of chatter, full of pep Everything he does is well Never quiet, ' done." that's her rep." Walter Williams High Audio Visual Club School 1: 1; Photog- F.H.A. Club 2. 3. 4: Trumpet raphy Club 2. Secretary 2 Beta Staff 3, 4. Associate Society Club 3. 4. Vice-President 3 4 Editor Basketball 3. Society Editor 4- Foot- 2; Homecoming Es- ball Banquet cort Waitress 2; Library- 4; Glee Club 3; Represent- Assistant ative 4; Photography Club 2 to Annual Banquet 3 Vice-President Editor. Rec-O-Ala 2; Student Coun- 4: Most De- cil 4; Cheerleader 3. 4. Head pendable 4. 4 Glee Club 4; Basketball 2; Best School Spirit 4. James Herbebt Kimery Starring "Herbie" "^r^y^F.ome.ifman Wade Columbus Loy "Sugar" "At 3 4; Club 3 4 ' Monogram Bib 3, Bel ma Ba: abl 3, ReP° rter William Treasurer ' 3; Class 1, Ronald McCabter 4. 1, Re "Ronald" let CI e ?"l 9* Attendance i 2 3- n L io " Meda l 2; Ma?: ?&?T 2 I? B t fW»\> ^vS ciuti Pbitchette Van Newton Beasley "Bunny"

P^^fCh a rSh g££H 1P d 1 |Ate!1 ec ua i 4 B^ i11 r 4. Most Likel V^fUnd ^ ?rk1ceed 4

Maurice Fbed Nobris " "Fred" An h 0ne b°y takes the cMn ^ ^ on John Knox Patterson "John" V 1 ( ub » * Home- ^fc a t 3 »^SS5y.*-«*~ J = Basketball 'llSafcog ap Club ffTA ciub 2 i I ,^ 2: 4 lc Presi: dent 3 President ' 7 ?: 4 ; Student Council 4 . Hffi"m ln 4; RE Es rt G-o:A A itSff,aff f ,S° 4 '' Original 4. Most

Faye Berniece Rich ,.„ "Penny"

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Johnnie Ann Seymoub John Henry" Gerald Lupton Sharps "Tiger"

Club 2, 4, Program SS^PhJ Art lrman 4 Typing cinh -joBa : Banquet '2 ke bali 4 Waitress '- Baseba v ! ^Pert'ictA'tte'nde " 2. 3 Banquet Waitress 2?' Mafootball Club3, Campaign Co <£.%*• „ gazine 4 Bible^fub \- pta ' n 3 fram K&+Mono- . Club Ala Stiff 4? 7? ; Reg-O- 2? 3 4 nm Quiet«t Music _.° ffi cer 4; Talenfed ' 4, Most Award i- iw„;' 4 . ay 3; Best School Escor* ^Plr£ 4 State ^ Mid- Footba? I a5eC°nd^ Team Debating ciub f «: The Seniors

Richard Raymond Sharps Levi Riley Shoe "Railroad" "Levi" peaceful mind, "A quiet mind is richer than a "A loyal heart, a crown." A better friend you'll never find." F.F.A. Club 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Substitute Bus Driver 3, Bus Audio-Visual Club 1; F.F.A. Club Driver 4. 2. 3. Secretary 3: Monogram Club 4: Perfect Attendance 2. 3: Basketball 3. 4: Football 1; Bus Driver 3. 4; Most Talented 4.

Ann Touchstone Anne May Tyndall "Ann" "Anne" "Cute, sweet, she comes your "Her cheery smiles, her sunny way ways. To brighten even your darkest Replace the cares old school of day." days." Trumpet Staff 2, 3; Bible Club Hillsboro High School 1: Walter 1; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Class Sec- Williams High School 2. Bible retary 1, Class Treasurer 2; Club 3. Vice-President 3: Glee Homecoming Attendant 3; Li- Club 3; Trumpet Staff 4. Wittiest brary Assistant 1, 2, 3. 4. Happiest 4.

Ila Sue Ward "Tootie" "She who blushes is not always Jimmy Edward Ward bashful." "Molie" F.H.A. Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Vice- "A good athlete, a good sport. President 3. President 4: Beta A gentleman—enough said." Club 3, 4; Photography Club 2; Football Banquet Waitress 1, 2, Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Basketball Banquet Waitress 1, Glee Club 1, 2; Bible Club 1; 2, Junior-Senior Banquet Wait- Monogram Club 2. 3, 4; Bus ress 2; Glee Club 3. 4; Reg-O- Patrol 2. 3; Trumpet Staff 4; Ala Staff 4; Trumpet Staff 3. 4. Neatest 4. Junior Class Reporter 3, Club Reporter 4; Cheerleader 4; Most Original 4.

Ronald Alen Youngblood "Ronald" "Men of few words are the best 3n jHemortam men." James Clarence Vincent F.F A. Club 2. 3. 4: Audio-Visual 1937 - 1947 Club 1: Bus Patrol 4.

Our Starlet Our Starlet Vickie Estes Eddie Edwards The Cast Featuring . . .

Forrest Patterson Joyce Fogleman President Secretary Tommy Allred Delores Hudson Vice-President Treasurer

Colors Flower Purple and White Iris

Motto "We Take Life for What It Is and Enjoy It." The Juniors

Elva Roe Albright Tommy Allred J. H. Arey Jimmie Brothers Darrcll Butler Douglas Capps Ruth Chriscoe

Wlllard Coble Marvin Cole Margie Culberson Elaine Eckard Elaine Edwards Ronald Edwards Robert Ellis

Al Everett Joyce Fogleman Richard Fox n Mary Lou Graves r a^ Sue Greeson pp Eugene Hart Emma Jean Holt

Bill Home Bobby Horner Delores Hudson Peggy Huffman Don Isley Larry "Cotton" Isley Larry ."Red" Isley

Shelva Jerrell Roscoe Johnson Christine Jones Max Kimrey James Kinney Roger Lineberry L* k\ h* if f f Darrell McPherson Jimmie Moser Bobby Patrum Forrest Patterson Jess Patterson Earl Phillips Lynn Pickett Tobie Roberson

David Rutledge Betty Sharpe Jerry Sharpe Shelby Shoffner Bobby Slaughter Douglas Smith O. T. Smith

Faydene Smith Otis Smith Raymond Smith Henny Tinnen Sarah Turner

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Mary McDaries Linda Jo Askew President Secretary Chloe Dean McPherson Spencer Williams Vice-President Treasurer

Colors Flower Red and White Red Rose

Motto "Success Lies at the End of Labor."

20 the Sophomores

Jerry Allison Linda Jo Askew Paul Bradshaw Don Brown Frances Capps James Coble Larry Edwards

Sue Everette Harold Faulkner es Charles Garner Q Billy A « Graves Nancy Graves Joyce Guthrie Melvin Isley

Myrtle Isley Douglas Johnson Jane Keck Donna Kimrey Connie Lackey Vivian Lloyd Larry Loy

Linda Loy Ann Ivlarley Mary McDaries Chloe Dean McPherson V Linda Pentecost Cobina Pike Pat Price

Frances Rich Rosalyn Rich Delia Robbins a r> *4 ft » Joyce Sharpe Kenneth Sharpe Kathryn Shelton tek tea -xte^ Joe Shoffner

Michael Smith Martha Snuggs Donald Spoon John Thomas Clovis Tyndall Wanda Ward Don Williams

r> Spencer Williams o n Katie Jo Williamson 4^ Carolyn Youngblood

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Harry Shoffner Joan Coble President Secretary Bobby O'neal Sally Wright Vice-President Treasurer

Colors Flower Yellow and White Jonquil

Motto "United We Stand; Divided We Fall."

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Ray Doris Pandora Tony Darrell Darrell Joan Allred Benfield Bowman Branson Cheek Chester Coble the Freshmen

Margaret Coble Norene Cottle jo ft Elaine Crabtree ft Heath Eflrd Betty Ellis Mildred Estes Larry Everctte j& 9Kp Tommy Fogleman Hi Robert Gentry ft ft ft ft Helen Greeson Smtwjjfl ft ft ft Patsy Hanford Ray Hawkins Vivian Hines VaffSHt^vCSl ifl Paul Homer Linda Ingle Larry Isley ft ft Lynn Isley ft Isley ^ ft Nancy Rex Isley ^EfiHH Betty Johnson ?1m HH9 Elizabeth Johnson

Lewis Johnson Melvin Johnson ft Carl Jones h a ^ ft a ft Mary Kellam George Kinney Glenda Marley Bobby McKinnon a c^ant Gary MePherson Joe MePherson La Verne Mincey ft ^ ft ft Sammy Moser Irene Nikitin Kenneth Norris Bobby O'Neal

Brenda Phillippie Alice Piper Mary Price tm3 I > ft * Fayth Rutledge A^Dbe^^H Alma Jean Sharpe David Sharpe 'W& S Jimmy Sharpe W£a

Phillip Sharpe Harry Shoffner ft Leonard ShofTner ft ft Ann Smith ^^| Larry Smith ;.#&&& Alta Fay Smith ^H In Virginia Southern %& •': '""-*'->*© Sylvia Stanfield Billy Starling Hilda Steele ft fttj) Garinette Stout Ronnie Stout Sally Sykes Fred Tilley

Diana Thompson Ellen Watkins Janelle Watkins Wyleen Webb Elizabeth Wright ~ Sally Wright On the Set

Vocational Agriculture Home Economics Bible Problems of Democracy Clerical Practice Physics On the Set

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French General Business Chemistry Physical Education Biology English Between the Scenes

High 1. magazine salesmen of Junior Class. 2. Football Championship award. 3. beauty pageant. "Miss Alamance Countv of 19U" 4. Holfs threat to Russell and Monroe. 5. "My Country tis for of thee "6 ThT Washingtonwasnington triptrio is intellectual purposes. 7. 1954 Christmas pageant. 8. We study at school?

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MAX KAY EDWARDS BRAXTON

28 Homecoming Royalty

KAY BRAXTON BILLY GRAVES Maid of Honor BUNNY NEWTON Senior Attendant Senior Attendant

JOYCE FOGLEMAN DELORES Junior Attendant HUDSON Junior Attendant

CAROLYN FOGLEMAN Queen DONNA KIMREY COBINA PIKE Sophomore Attendant Sophomore Attendant

JOAN COBLE SALLY WRIGHT Freshman Attendant freshman Attendant Oscar

BUNNY NEWTON, LARRY ISLEY RICHARD SHARPE, JOHNNIE SEYMOUR Most Popular Most Talented

SUE WARD, JOHN PATTERSON NORMA AREY, RONALD McCARTER Most Original Most Intellectual Winners

MARY LOU JOHNSON, JERRY SHARPE ANN TOUCHSTONE, Best School Spirit ALVIN BRADSHAW Wittiest KAY BRAXTON, RONALD McCARTER BILLIE GRAVES, Most Likely to Succeed RICHARD BIDDY Biggest Flirt Oscar

PEGGY ETHERIDGE, BOBBY ESTES BERNIECE RICH, JIMMY WARD Friendliest Neatest

RONALD ISLEY, NORMA AREY JERRY CHESTER, ANN TOUCHSTONE Most Dependable Happiest Winners

WALTER HANFORD, PEGGY ETHERIDGE RONALD McCARTER, Most Athletic BUNNY NEWTON Best All Round SAMMY BOWMAN, JOHNNIE SEYMOUR CAROLYN FOGLEMAN, Quietest BOBBY FAULKNER Best Looking Harvest Festival Royalty

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DORIS O'CONNOR MILTON CLAPP Primary Princess Primary Prince

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DAVID RICH DEANNA ISLEY King Grammar Grade Grammar Grade Queen

BELINDA ANN THOMAS Baby Queen

NORMA SHOFFNER KENNETH JOHNSON Junior High Queen Junior High King

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HARRY SHOFFNER PATSY HANFORD High School King High School Queen 1

Activities

*• IE HI • Athletics Script Writers Reg-O-Ala Staff

First row, left to right: Braxton, Loy, D. Isley, R. Isley, McCarter, Patterson, Holt, Fogleman. Second row: Ward, Seymour, Blalock, Faulkner, Etheridge, Boswell, Chester, Ingle, Hanford, Mrs. Helen Eullss, adviser.

The Reg-O-Ala staff began work on the Editor; Ronald McCarter, John Patterson,

1955 Reg-O-Ala with the idea of producing Advertising Managers; David Isley, Business

a top rate yearbook. Manager; Bobby Faulkner, Circulation Man-

ager; Walkie Hanford, Sports Editor; J. "C. Our goal is to publish a yearbook that will Fogleman, Kay Braxton, Art Editors; Sue give to the students of E. M. Holt a picture Ward, Class Editor; Peggy Etheridge, Jean of events that occurred during this year and to Blalock, Feature Editors; Rufus Boswell, Joke provide them with cherished memories of the Editor; Jerry Chester, Johnnie Seymour, best movie ever—life at E.M. Holt in 1954-55. Photography Editors; Ralph Ingle, Barbara

A project of the senior class, the yearbook Holt, Wade Loy, Typists; Mrs. Homer Euliss,

is edited by the following staff: Ronald Isley, Adviser.

36 Script Writers Trumpet Staff

First tow left to right. Ward. Tew. Mrs. Ira Lee. Adviser; Arey. Allred. Russell. Braxton Oraves. Mincey. Second rouj; Holt. Garmon. Roberson. Smith. Touchstone. Ward Johnson' McDanes. Fisher. Third rou>: Conklin. L. Isley. D. Isley. Loy. Home, Horner Etheridge'

The Trumpet, the school newspaper, is spon- Everette; Art Editor, Bobby Horner; Associate sored by the high school English Department. Art Editor, Johnnie Russell; Sports Editor, Our newspaper serves as a connecting link Barbara Anne Holt; Associate Sports Editors, between the school and the community, pre- Carol Fisher, Jimmie Ward, Larry "Red" Isley; senting the policies and activities of the school. Social Editor, Mary Lou Johnson; Associate Published six times a year, the Trumpet goes Social Editors, Sue Everette and Barbara Tew; into every home represented in the school. General Reporter, Thelma Gibson; Senior Re-

porters, Kay Braxton and Billie Graves; Junior It is compiled and edited by the following Reporters, Ruth Conklin and Tobie Robertson; staff: Editor, Norma Jean Arey; Associate Sophomore Reporter, Mary McDaries; Fresh- Editor, Tommy Allred; Feature Editor, Bill man Reporter, La Verne Mincey; Club Re- Home; Associate Feature Editor, Ann Touch- porter, Sue Ward; Typists, Peggy Etheridge, stone; Business Manager, David Isley; Asso- Betty Garmon, Douglas Smith; Adviser, Mrs. ciate Business Managers, Wade Loy and Al Ira Lee.

37 Board of Censors Student Council

Ronald McCarter Norma Jean Arey President Secretary Forrest Patterson Bobby Horner Vice-President Treasurer

first row, left to right: Branson, Arey, McCarter, Patterson, Horner, Phillippie. Second roiu: Spoon, Mr. Adcock, Everette, Graves, Patterson, Allred, Slaughter, Braxton, Fogleman, Mr. Blanchard, Johnson.

fellow students. The The Student Council is a very active organi- example before their the school's zation which has proved to be essential in the Student Council sponsors many of Student Store, operation of our school. It is composed of major activities, such as the pro- representatives from each high school grade, handbook, assemblies, the homecoming This who work together with the faculty in solving gram, and the annual Valentine Social. any problems concerning the school which organization also purchases many necessary year, for the first might arise. The members must maintain a articles for the school. This

"B" average and must constantly set a good time, the council sponsored annual Career Day.

38 Board of Censors Beta Club

Forrest Patterson Johnnie Ann Seymour President Secretary Ronald Isley Norma Jean Arey Vice-President Treasurer

Turner Hudson Conklin, Hanford. ' Thirrt ' Braxton, row: Home. Slaughter, Faulkner Allred. McCarte"' Ward

With the three ideals of achievement, list A of eligible students is presented to scholarship, and leadership, the Beta the club Club sets members. From this list, they select the the standards which they hope other students best qualified students who are then ap- will follow. proved by the faculty. The candidates chosen for membership are then tapped at a candle- The requirements for membership in this light program. Club are evidence of an outstanding ability Under the able leadership in leadership of Mrs. W. R. and a general co-operative spirit, Teague, the students in this club have com- and an average of 88 in scholarship. pleted many interesting projects this year.

39 Wardrobe Experts

Composed of all high school girls interested in its program. The Future Homemakers of America is organized for the purpose of training the stars of tomorrow in the American home. Its members are: First rotu, left to right: Turner, Holt, Pike, Eckard, Vice-President; Askew, Secretary; S. Ward, President; W. Wanda, Treasurer; Seymour. Pentecost, Sharpe. Second row: Watkins, Rich, Graves, Holt, McDaries, Stout, Phillippie, Ingle, Snuggs, Roberson, Isley, Rich, Russell, Mrs. Glenna Lewis, Adviser. Third rotu: Wright, Rutledge, Watkins, Isley, Rich, Marley, Hines, McPherson, Keck, Fisher, Johnson. Fourth row: Piper, Coble, Hanford, Price, Welch, Stanfield, Cottle, Wright, Price, Gibson, Smithey. Fifth row: Coble, Nikitin, Johnson, Mincey, Estes, Kimrey, Thompson, Crabtree, Johnson, Nance.

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Designed principally for boys interested in farming, The Future Farmers of America is composed largely of boys in the agriculture classes. The members are: First row, left to right: F. Isley, Reporter; Bradshaw, Sentry; G. Ingle, Vice-President; R. Ingle, Secretary; Patterson, President; O. Smith, Treasurer; McPherson. Second rotu: B. Thomas, Fisher, W. Coble, Greeson, O. T. Smith. Shoe, R. Isley, Sharpe, L. Isley, Poe, Moser. Third row: Norris, J. Kimery, Mc- Carter, Chester, M. Johnson, Bowman, H. Kimrey, Lineberry, Edwards. Cheek, L. Isley, D. Johnson. Fourth row: Wayne Roach, Adviser; Capps, D. Isley, W. Loy, Hudson L. Loy, Pickett, Cole. Pickard, Patrum, Youngblood, J. Coble, Ellis, Spoon, J. Thomas, Brothers. Carpenters Press Agents

In an attempt to keep our school In the public eye. the Debating Club entered this year for the first time in the State Triangular Debate. Members of the club are: Seated clockwise Touchstone. Edwards. Parsons. Tew. Mrs. W. R. Teague. Adviser; Smith. Gentry Holt Garmon Turner. Standing. Pike. Hanford. Ward. Eckard. Russell. Etheridge, Hawkins. Sharp'e Allred' Patterson. Kinney, Smithev. Watkins. Home.

or this 8amzed jear . The E Holt ^V^jf M chap^,. of Future Tca chers of America seeks to

C re Sh son:ron Fisher.r1Ih'er Third Vol"rote.^*?Si2?Home; Gra ves. .»°A SSgSl r^ vice-president;]Z^>%*^<™™?$8&Nance; Mrs. R. Z. Newton. Adviser.

Tomorrow's Directors Bible Club

The purpose of the Bible club is to enlist students who are interested in the Bible from a standpoint of study and service in activities that cannot be conducted in regular class periods.

Its members are : First row, left to right: Mrs. A. D. Kinnett; M. Isley; Lloyd, Treasurer; Guthrie; Fogleman, Vice-President; Loy, President; Wright; Hudson, Secretary; Kimrey; Turner. Second row: Hawkins, A. Marley, B. Johnson, E. Edwards. G. Marley, Phillippie, Ingle, Newton, Jones. Third roui: Huffman, Crabtree, Youngblood, Parsons, H. Greeson, Stout, Hines, Jerrells, Albright. Fourth roui: E. Johnson, R. Johnson, Branson, S. Greeson, Robbins, Scott, Payne, Smith. Fifth row: Garner, M. Edwards, McPherson, Chriscoe, Shelton, Kellam.

Helping to train those interested in putting their daily activities on film, the Photography Club is divided into two groups—freshman and upper class. The members are : First row, left to right: Seymour, Program Chairman; Eckard, Secretary-Treasurer; Shoffner, President; Fogle- man; Hanford, President; Coble, Vice-President; Estes, Secretary; Thompson, Treasurer. Second roui: Hawkins, Allison, Smithey, J. Watkins, E. Watkins, Piper, Coble, Smith, Sykes, Gentry, Jones. Third roui: Lackey, Graves, Vice-President; Poe, Steele, Bowman, Price, Horner, G. Kin- ney, Wright, J. Kinney, Brown. L. Johnson. Fourth roui: Southern, Garmon, Smith, Kimrey, Mrs. Gerald Pickler, Adviser; Mr. Gordon Bowers, Adviser; Greeson, M. Isley, D. Johnson, N. Isley, Rich. 42 Cameramen Research Workers

The library assistants use their study periods to help other students In their research work. Always willing to help locate a book, magazine, or newspaper, arc these students: Le/t to right, around desk: Jerrells. Shelton. Graves. McPherson. Johnson, Etherldge. Russell Holt Jones' Second rou>. Ingle. Mnrlcy. Phillippic. Grceson. Loy. Snuggs. Tlnnen. Culberson. Third roui Mrs. Louise Henderson, Adviser; Nikitin.

h e as °„mce * istants devote their study halls to the task of assisting K ,l „ nds answering in the principals' offices g - the telephone, o,s ? iSTS typing, operating the mimeograph and dozens of 5 Fir,t !' row left to right* Johnnie R°S Mrs J. W. ffing secretinsecretary. RRonald McCarter. Second roui. S/m^""^" Carol Fisher. Bettv Garmon. David Isley. Wade Loy.

43 Stenographers '

Music and Lyrics by the Glee Club

1 e m" sical background for - Chapel, P.T.A., and i. SiSJJSh !?, other programs, our Glee Club is directed by %Miss Norma Jean Edwards. Its members are : First row left to riaht- Rich Finer m r a S0 eI ette Utledge P Hanford, : ' - H. Hanford, Rich, Fisher,' ?l^ sha'r^ r;^nttlr ^?r T^ E Edwa?ds' McDanes Johnson, Askew, Pike, Watkins. Second row: Kirnrey Eckard Sf^T;,traxto ^B a ves. - G Thompson, ™' ,? I, Wright, Mincey. Pentecost, Keck Conklin Parsons' w=?h M Graves "faE es Rlc i, J ' £. Watkins, Crabtree. Cottle, Webb. Third roiu Smith R Edward! & |I. Sharpe red ™"' P6 A" Biddy Horner Capps Forbis ' ' ' A FauTkne?,' ?hai?ps„^verette. ' ' ' ' '

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The Marshals, who usher at all commencement programs, are chosen from each class on the basis of scholastic achievement. The students with the highest averages in each of the three lower classes are chosen for this honor, with the chief being the person in the junior class with the highest average. Last year's marshals were: Left to right: Braxton, Chief; McCarter, Arey, Home. Chriscoe. Shoffner, Mcpherson. Marshals A Star is Born

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45 Between the Scenes

The "Moles" 1. from Alamance. 2. Larry Everette lacks patience. 3. E. M. Holt mechanics. 4 Larry has an attentive audience. 5. Gabbing during the break. 6. Well, busy salesmen! 7. Motorcycles were a fad.

46 Cavalcade of Sports

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47 Football Team

First row, left to right: Mills, Capps, Loy, Estes. Isley, Sharpe, Ward. Second row: Patterson, Isley, Faulkner, Sharpe, Brown, Faulkner, Forbis, Everette, Sharpe. Third row: Moser, Hart, Williams, Arey, Fogleman Chester, Nash, Butler, Hanford. Fourth row: Chester, Isley, Garmon, Starling, Edwards, Brothers, Lambert, McPherson, Moser.

The 1954 football season was even more suc- consecutive winning streak to seventeen cessful than the 1953 season. The E. M. Holt games. E. M. Holt, coached by Richard G. Wildcats rolled over five consecutive oppon- (Bud) Phillips, boasts one of the strongest ents without being scored on and took the first teams in the state. Mid-State Championship. The season ended with our team having gone undefeated in eight Four of the E. M. Holt Wildcats were placed contests. The team scored 175 points, while on the all Mid-State Team. They were full- holding opposition to 13 points. This gave an back, Sambo Sharpe, who received the most average of 21.6 to 1.6 points per game. valuable player award for the Holt Team. Co-captains Larry Isley and Walter Hanford, Advancing to the state playoffs, The Wild- and Don Isley also received the honor of being cats lost a tight game to Edenton by a 27 to on the all Mid-State Team. 20 score. J. C. Fogleman was voted the most improved The Wildcats have now gone through two Holt player, while Larry Loy was honored for undefeated seasons in a row, running their having shown best sportsmanship.

Holt 25 Bethel Hill Holt 14 Alex. Wilson Holt 13 Alt. Ossipee Holt 6 Mebane Holt 20 Haw River Holt 32 Mayodan 6 Holt 34 Jamestown Holt 31 Madison 7 STATE PLAYOFFS E. M. Holt 20 Edenton 27 Senior Footba Players

Larry IsLEY Co-Captain

Bobby Faulkner Jerry Sharpe

J. C. FOCLEMAN

Gene FORBIS 7 Boys' Basketball Team Richard Shabpe Rufus Boswell

Led by Richard Biddy, Richard Sharpe, and Rufus Boswell, the E. M. Holt Basketball team won the Alamance County Championship. Under the fine coaching of Richard G. (Bud) Phillips, the team went undefeated in regular season play. The team won the opening game in the district play with a 69 to 55 win over Franklin, but was defeated by Guilford 63 to 43 in the second game. Richard Biddy won the conference scoring championship with 419 points. He was voted the outstanding player of the conference.

Fogleman, Left to right: Hanford, Everett, Slaughter, Boswell, Biddy, Horner, Sharpe, Capps,

Sharpe, Edwards. .

J. C. Fogleman Boeby Faulkner Richard Biddy Girls' Basketball Team

BAnnARA Anne Holt Betty Gafimon

Led by All-County guard Barbara Holt and high- scoring Peggy Etheridge, the E. M. Holt girls com- pleted their most successful season in the history of girls' basketball at E. M. Holt. Finishing fourth in X county play, the girls went on to win the cage tournament at the Elon College Gym. In order to win the tournament, the girls defeated a very strong Sylvan girls' team in the semifinals by the score of 42 to 40. From there they went on to defeat Elon for the tournament championship, completing a very successful season for Coach J. W. Blanchard and the girls.

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E. M. Holt 64 Altamahaw-Ossipee 59 E E M. Holt 23 Pleasant Grove 35 M Holt 48 Elon 50 E. M. Holt 42 Elon E M Holt 61 40 Alexander Wilson 43 E. M. Holt 31 E Holt Alexander Wilson 28 U 51 Haw River 29 E. Holt E. M 45 Graham 40 M. Holt 38 Sylvan 77 E. M. Holt 49 E. M. Haw River 48 Holt 53 Mebane 50 E M. Holt 31 Sylvan E. M. Holt 57 47 Eli Whitney 56 E M Holt 3-1 Eli E. M. Holt Whitney 53 60 Mebane 51 E. M. Holt 59 E. M. Holt Altamahaw-Ossipee 37 56 Haw River 43 E M Holt 56 Pleasant E. M. Holt Grove 37 40 Sylvan 38 E M. Holt 48 Elon 41

Pegcy Ethehidce Baseball

Left to right, first row: Edwards, Fogleman, Faulkner, Estes, Isley. Everett. Second row: S. Sharpe, J. Sharpe, Biddy, Faulkner, Slaughter, Coach Richard Philips.

care of very E. M. Holt had a very successful The pitching was taken capably by E. Mincey and Don Isley, baseball season last year, Winning while B. Overman and B. Estes sup- the twelve and losing only three for plied the power at the plate. season. In conference play the Wild- This year we have back a good cats won seven and lost one, good nucleus from last year's squad and enough for a tie for conference honors. are expecting to have a fine team.

52 Monogram Club

1 °Uf cheerleader, - have att^^^SWSS^ST^TjSSS^^ SSSFSJ^? ^lur ,ea ms on to home and away, • victory-, both have been the foHowfnl VI? S , J Rioht: FmJt^hn^ Hanford Askew Ward Hanford. - ' - Sharpe. Tinnen. Fisher Center '"/otaon Head -

Sound Effects Sports Reel

1. E. M. Holt boys in action against Graham. 2. By the way, both our teams won. 3. "Walkie." 4. "Jake." 5. "Dud- ley." 6. "Mole." 7. "Tiger." 8. Bobby E. 9. Bobby F. 10. You say they left their glasses at home? 11. And every- body yell!

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With a Cast Junior Student Council The Junior Council consists of two representatives from each of the home rooms of the junior high school, with the junior high school faculty as advisers. The functions of the council are to stimulate interest in the school by maintaining orderly conduct in the halls and by keeping the halls and cafeteria attractive. Members of the Council are: Seated, left to right: Holt; Isley, Treasurer; Keck; McLendon, Vice-President; Johnson, President; Wright, Secretary; Murray; Graves. Standing: Dunn, Smith, McDaries Hall, Lupton, Euliss, Cheatham, Allred, Mrs. Robert Stockard, Adviser.

Mr. Robert Stockard's Eighth Grade

Second rou> : First row, left to right: Coggins, Fisher, Euliss, Pickett, Albright, Nance, Moore. Rudd Dunlap Coble, Fogleman. Kennedy, Patrum, Smith, Wall. Third row: Hayes, Edwards, Braxton Loy, Lupton, Keck, Cheatham, Slaughter, Shelton. Fourth row: Milam Benfield, Ingle Coble Graves, Morris, Cottle, Edwards, Boone, Spoon. Inset, Mr. Robert Stockard. of Hundreds Mrs. Marjorie Stuckey's Eighth Grade

First row. left to right: Simpson. May, Allrcd. Sharpe, MePherson. Thomas. Richardson. Second row. Brooks. Rich. McDaries, Piper. McAbee. Tyndalf, Chriscoe. Roberson. Third row: Shepherd, Chester. Holt. Fox. Martin. Kimbrough, Gibson. Fourth roui: York, Isley, Mills, Smith, Hilton! Whitehead, Edwards, Tate. Inset, Mrs. Marjorie Stuckcy.

Mrs. Gladys Patron's Eighth Grade

le/t T ght J°h,nson. Thaxton. Coble. nS™i!2S r? J Norris. Isley. Perry. Lutterloh Second rouj; -awards.. Edwards.' g--«- cm ara5 ' sSoWr.snonner. Third &*„row: Swannern rnhio'>b e 5,"^™ »^Z2 r"".""' ^.""'"i. Webb. at , ISLSfSffi. SSS™ KESSSSiM c L nd.° n Gentry. Kellam. Cheatham. Jones.T*„« ^Fi i ;'.f. 7?:_ . . f. Fourth rou;: Moore. Chandler Ward. Riggs. EuJiss, Holt. Moser. Inset, Mrs. Gladys Patton With a Cast

Mrs. Charles Coble's Seventh Grade First row, left to right: Euliss, Welcher, Boliek, Turner, Poe, Robbins, Holt. Second row Moody, Keck, Slaughter, Garner, Tyndall, Smith, Coble, Gibson. Third row: Brown, Graves, Foster, York, Branson, McPherson, Jordan, Brown. Fourth row: Varnadore, Shoffner, Moffit. Reitzel, Benfield, Lineberry, Bradshaw, Poe.

I Miss Rachel Garrison's Seventh Grade

First row, left to right: Coble, Bishop, Lutterloh, Phillippie, Dunn, Hudson. Second roto.- Richardson, Fogleman, Guthrie, Smith, Allison, Sharpe, Johnson. Third roto: Isley, Kimrey. Smith, Smith, Kirkpatrick, Fogleman, Chauncey, Wright. Fourth row: Isley, Jones, Isley, De- viney, Casstevens, Hiatt, Chriscoe, Sharpe. Inset, Miss Rachel Garrison. of Hundreds

Mrs. Lois Stockard's Seventh Grade First row, left to right McPherson, : Dunn. Culberson. Hanford. Keek. Overman, York. row. DuiTer Second Arey Hargis Murray, Ingle, Roberson, Johnson. Third roto: Phillips. Loy. Johnson Lackey. Wright, Jordan. Isley, Murray. Fourth roiu. Rich. Lowe. Deviney Dodson Hcnslev Morgan, Euliss, ShofTner. Inset. Mrs. Lois Stockard

Miss Lucille Walker's Sixth Grade With a Cast

Mrs. Ruby Sykes' Sixth Grade First row, left to right: Ward, Greeson, Mangum, Loy, King, Farlow, Patterson. Second row: Long, Coble, Coble, Rutledge, Robertson, Ellis, Chriscoe. Third row: Gibson, Coble, Spoon, Reitzel, Graves, Edwards, Allred, Whitt. Fourth row: Varnadore, Riggs, Steele, Smith, Stout, King, Thompson, Lockamy, Allred. Inset, Mrs. Ruby Sykes.

Mrs. Helen Roesch's Sixth Grade

First roru, left to right: Isley, Gibson. Euliss, Sharpe, Brooks, Bowman, May. Second row: Scott, Holyfield, Capps, Capps, Shackleford, Burden, May, Shepherd, Bowman. Third row: Gar- mon, Hall, Isley, Moser, McKinnon, Allison, Moore, Norris. Bare. Fourth rotu: Delp, Park, Thompson, Smith, Webb, Lowe, Moore, Gibson. Inset, Mrs. Helen Roesch. of Hundreds

Miss Margaret Walker's Fifth Grade ^Ki First row. left to right: Richardson. McPhcrson, Sharpe. Davis, Davis, Robbins Kimrcy York Second row Ely Fogleman. Tilley. Marlcy, Graves, Ely, Moser. Ingle. Third row: Capps' Isley Terrell. Dunlap, Greeson^ Morris. Morris. Sharpe, Brown. Fourth rotu. King, Hiatt, Yates, Webb', Dodson. Chester. Price. Capps, Hudson, York. Inset, Miss Margaret Walker.

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Miss Ola Walker's Fifth Grade

- J*"*. **"£.; »g<* **> "!? ht: P°e. McAbee. Ingle. Foster. Tyndall. Kinney. Second row: Milan, idwards Edwards Chnscoe. Rhew. Ruthledge. Cates. Third roui. Hensley. bharpe. Kennan. Holt, Albright Parrish. Kirkpatrick. Lupton. Fourth row: Capps. Pitts. Thornton. Murray. Jerrell. Smith. Hilton. Hinshaw. Newton. Inset Miss Ola Walker. With a Cast

Miss Lalah Apple's Fifth Grade First row, left to right: Pace, Smith, Joyner, Elkins, Culberson, Graves, Isley. Second row: Hudson, Branson, Sharpe, Phillippie, Johnson, King, Isley, Gibson. Third row: Acree, McDaries, Crouse, Albright, Isley, Ingle, Clark, Shephard. Fourth row: Shoffner, McLendon, Spoon, Fogle- man, Sharpe, Rich, Steele, York, McPherson. Inset, Miss Lalah Apple.

Mrs. Helen Sikes' Fourth Grade

First roto, left to right: Smith, Euliss, Steele. Heyworth, Fogleman, Norris, Isley. Second row: Shephard, Shoffner, Dodson, Cheek, Johnson, Sot.ut. Shue, Snuggs, Lutterloh. Third row: Capps, Bowman, Moore. Coble, Benfield, Poe, Delp, Rich, Hensley. of Hundreds

Mrs. Mamie Sevan's Fourth Grade Fir le/t righ <: SharPe, Murray. Wclchcr, Hudson, ,., u! Vi'' o° Gamer. Euliss. Second row ng '• John son Spoon. Chauncey, Pike. Bowman, Dunn. Third ,Y, ? row: Smith, Hinshaw Cottle Ward, Bowman Culberson, Foster. Fourth roui: Lowe, Moody, Payne, Roberson, Boone»«"= '»«•>,Islcv' Mabe, Finley. inset, Mrs. Mamie Bevan.

Mrs. Dorothy Miller's fourth Grade

First rou;. left to noht: Doby. Holyfield. Johnson. King. Covington. Second row Isley Isley Pennington. Birchett. Riggs. Faulkner. Patton. Third row: Lupton. Murray McPherson May Lowe. Sharpe. Starling. Fourth rou-: Spoon. Culberson. Coble. Rich. Bunton'. Brooks Simpson Sharpe. ^ , ^o :.".>'. :--v:r ^

With a Cast

Mrs. Bronna Summer's Third Grade First row, left to right: Allred, Sharpe, Isley, Keck, Keck, Farlow, Whitt, Bowman, York, Second rotu Rudd, Price, Eskold, Isley, Coble, Rhue, Gibson, Holt, Wood. Third roto: King, Moss, Rich, Fogleman, Pike, McPherson, Moore, Moody. Fourth row: Durham, Blaylock, Suits, Hensley, Lambert, Tickle, Ray, Stout. Inset, Mrs. Bronna Summer.

Mrs. Paul Kinney's Third Grade

First row, left to right: Birchett, Snider, Robbins, Robbins, Phillippie, Coble, Smith. Second row: Patterson, Estes, Harris, Holt, Bowman, Euliss, Lineberry. Greeson. Third row: Stout, McPhail, Holt, Loy, Maness, Brown, Johnson, Payne. Fourth row: Patrum, Rich, Marley, Wat- kins, Capps, Gentry, Brown, Cheek, Hagood. Inset, Mrs. Paul Kinney. of Hundreds

Mrs. Mary Ricks' Third Grade First row, left to right: Gibson, Dodson. Dodson. Edwards, Storey. Bishop Shatcrly Codds Second rouv Sharpe. Fogleman, Mangum. Curl. Foster. Lutterloh, Kennedy Isley Third roto' Brown. Phillips. Hudson. Searcey. Blaylock, Edwards, Watkins, Windsor. Fourth row Islcv" Shelton. Pike. Linebcrry. Marley, Shockley. Isley. Ingle, Ely. Inset Mrs Mary Rieks

Miss Helen Seymour's Second Grade

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Miss Louise Straughan's Second Grade First row, left to right: Culberson, Murray, Miles, Tomb, Glenn, Kirkpatrick, Hanford, Bow- man. Second row: Holyfield, Allred, Hinshaw, Shoffner, McPhail, Edwards, Hurdle, Ely, Kimrey. Third row: Webb, Patterson, Patterson, Roberson, Shoffner, Stinson, Culberson, Sharpe, Jones, Johnson. Fourth row: Clapp, Clemmer, Patterson, Ross, Cox, Chriscoe, Martin, Smith, Stanfield, Ross, Smith.

Mrs. R. S. toy's Second Grade

First rou>, left to right: Biddy, Davis, Fogleman, Sharpe, Steele, Arey, Ingold. Second rou>: Thomas Poe, Edwards, Combs, Dalton, Eflrd, Brooks, Chandler, Allred. Third roto: Marley, Sharpe, Blaylock, Wilson, Elliott, Loy, Norris, Shoffner. Fourth row: Riggs, Vickers, Isley, Shoffner, Searcy, Keck, Richardson, Loy, Ingle. Inset, Mrs. R. S. Loy. of Hundreds

Mrs. Annie Ryder's First Grade First row. left to right: Smith. Euliss, Lineberry. Marlcy, Isley, Smith. Welcher. Second row Riggs. Robinson. Herndon. Price. Clapp, Blanchard. Lutterloh. Sharpe. Third row Johnson Garmon. Kimrey, Cates. Holt. Matthews, Gentry, Simmons Harris

Mrs* Cleta Murray's First Grade

SSKH'isaey. nensiey. Clapp. Coble. Ingle. Smith. PS? SMSi S^^^FS-EEdwards.W" BJnset, Mrs.^Cleta Murray.» K H m

With a Cast of Hundreds

Mrs. Ruby Eckard's First Grade First row, left to right: Overman, Smith, Wood, Brown, Smith, Pike, Boone, Crutchfield Kirkpatrick, Thomas. Third Second roui . Spencer, Edwards, Finley, Crouse, Foster, Councilman. row: Wellons, Murray, Crawford, Ray, O'Conner, Rierson, Norris, Patton, Pitts.

Mrs. Ida Kyles' First Grade

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