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

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CLASS C CAVALIER BA Tracy Worth, escorted by Daniel Dollar, represented the Band during the Homecoming activities. April Gibson, a french horn player, practiced her scales daily to improve her performance. X 3 i S cy X 4 XX X s l f H f The sax section, as usual, had their attention focused everywhere but on their music. ff ' ,Q 'X 9 Michelle Christopher and Candy Smith seemed well equipped for a tough colorguard workout. e f k Clubs! Band 169

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From the first day the Cavaliers walked through the doors of Cummings High School, a feeling of pride and a desire to excel was instilled in everyone. Students were encouraged to reach within themselves and do the very best work that they were capable of. All the hard work was rewarded at the Honors Day Assembly, an assembly held at which those students who made Honors or High Honors received certificates. For juniors excelling in English, French, Spanish, or just excelling, there were Honors Societies. The top ten was a group of seniors who had worked hard during their four years at Cummings and maintained a high grade point average. The senior superlatives were chosen by the senior class. The Miss CHS pageant was held in the spring, and the girls were judged on talent, poise, grace, and speaking abilities, as vvell as evening gowns. The Cavaliers have always been willing to vvork hard in everything they have tried, and all the honors that they received were much Bound and deserved and reflected an Determined inner pride in the Cavalier name. fQr Honors lody Childress was honored by the School Board for designing the logo which appeared on letterheads, bumper stickers, and stickers for envelopes for the Burlington City Schools. Honors Divider 171