A L Brown High School - Albrokan Yearbook (Kannapolis, NC)

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Ever will ring true Mrs. Cooke gives Rosemary Sills some wise suggestions for improving her work w hile Gilbert Hodge pins one of his designs on the wall.

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Long thy praises in our hearts . . . Clubs were formed, activities revived, as- sistants chosen, and class meetings held— all planned to fulfill the various extracurricular needs of the students. F.H.A. prepared girls for duties they will face in future home- making. Bible club placed emphasis on re- ligious activities, while language clubs studied the customs and histories of the other nations. This represents only a small portion of the many clubs and related activities. Special talents also found an outlet in our hand, the chorus , the new arts magazine, Brown High- lights staff and the Brown Masquers. The duplicating machines began to roll, office pages rushed about their duties, lab assistants aided in experiments, first-aid assistants sorted absences, and guidance assistants helped keep records up to date. Jimmy Slaughter transforms Paris Fisher into a psy- chiatrist for the November production of “Harvey.” Page Eleven

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Love, Friendship, Knowledge dwell . . The Student Government, acting in the interests of the Student Body, presented their views and ideas to the administration for ap- proval, and then put them on a working basis to benefit student activities; but direct con- tact between the individual student and the administration was frequent. Mr. Drummond helped find solutions to curriculum problems facing students. Counselling personal prob- lems and future educational plans was the task of Mr. Misenheimer. Mr. Boone and Mrs. Gilmore handled the many excuses that had to be signed. Mr. Gaskey gets his homeroom students’ library notices. Kaye Overcash helps keep the town informed of the school ' s activities. Page Thirteen