Hugh M Cummings High School - Nulli Secundus Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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SPE R der the su- pervision of lane it Holmes, the Spectrum Staff put their creative thoughts together to form the extraordinary literary magazine of student poetry and photography that has placed third for three consecutive years. The finances needed in order to produce such a fine magazine are of great importance. By selling a variety of items out of a catalogue, last year's fundraiser was a huge success. At press time for the year book, competition had not yet been decided, but the hopes for another winning staff shone brightly in the eyes of Ms. Holmes and her excited staff. ,,,, EE aa, as Q25 -az, ,fy 55 5 S 5 ' 5 l af W Se EEQSQQEE 1: Kyle Willis, Susan Mills, Rodney Willi- ams, Scotia Lee, Stan Leonard. Row 2: Dawn Holland, Ms. lane Holmes, Karen Webster. Row 3: Ani- ta Miles, Todd Forbes. Row 4: lanine Adkins, Heather Hig- gins, Mendi Harris, lohn Fuller. Clubs!Spectrum 145

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cPN 'xx Row 1: Craig Ashby, Karen Webster Row 2: Christa Knight, Stephanie Meloy Row 3: Deborah Walton, Paula Whitley Row 4: Chris Reneau, Dawn Holland 144 Clubs!Cavalcade The Cavalcade staff worked hard to put together the Cummings newspaper. The staff consisted of Craig Ashby, Dawn Holland, Christa Knight, Stephanie Meloy, Chris Reneau, Deborah Walton, Karen Webster, and Paula Whitley. They worked on the paper during sixth period, but often had to stay after school in order to get it to the press on time. Under the supervision of Yolanda Braswell, the staff was able to publish the Cavalcade four times. The newspaper kept Cavaliers up to date on current events as well as advice on what movies to see or what books to read. lt was also a way for Cavaliers to express themselves through poetry. Any concerns dealing with school life or life in general could be brought out in letters to the editor. Because the Cavalcade was only printed four times, each issue was jam-packed with spicy news which made each issue special and unique.

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Todd Fitch, Annual staff's favorite photographer, takes time from snapping pictures to struggle with a piece of tape. David Carter, co-editor, discusses annual matters with the advisor, Mrs. Small. THE PECPLE THAT D0 ALL THAT WORK FOR YUU!!! Well, it's been a tough year! After all the arguments, lost pictures, broken typewriters, insufficient funds, exceeding the funds, and late nights, they still managed to put out the best annual ever. Scotia Lee and David Carter were co-editors and the remaining staff members were photography section, Wendy Maness and Heather Todd Fitch and Tammy Morris, who handled the Holley, who handled the classes, Lynn Simmons, who was in charge of the club pictures, Linda Barnhardt, who wrote copy, Melissa Smith who typed, and Kim Stauffer, who drew lay-outs. 146 Clubs! Yearbook E E E E s