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

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Michelle Crumpton listens avidly to the representative from Western Carolina. Marvin Vanhook signs his name to receive further information. K .Ai I V 0 i NW 7 22 W Stan Leonard, Tracy Terrell, and Philip lones show off brochures from their favorite schools. Campus LifefCollege Day 25

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Planning Ahead Career Day was held October 2 in the gym. Over 100 representatives from a variety of Colleges came to answer the questions that students most wanted to hear. juniors were preparing themselves for the future, while Seniors were seen filling out information cards. The questions ranged from, uls foreign language required? to 'Do l have to take P.E.? The representatives were also questioning the students. They asked for SAT scores and class rank. This session made the students familiar with general admission policies. ,f ff Denis Rudd and Annette Taylor search for their favorite school's representative. Students crowd around the representatives to ask questions. 24 Campus LifefCollege Day

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is 'Q The I9S First Annu I Homecomin Show On October 30, the auditorium opened its doors for the first annual Homecoming Show. Special talents emerged from many enthusiastic Cavs. This year, instead of the routine floats, the Homecoming committee asked for volunteers for a talent show The 'Extremesf' a group of girls composed of Stephanie Meloy, Anita Miles, Shirley Lewis, and Devon Willard, won the hearts of the judges with their soft tunes from the past. Mr. Cook impressed all with his fancy footwork. 'Triple Play, which consisted of Dedra Hawkins, Sabrina Crump, and Nichelle Crump, put on a fine dance performance for the audience. All proceeds from the show went to help the Ethiopian cause Sabrina Crump humbly sits on Forrest Mebane's knee in the Homecoming show Mr. Weaver shows deep emotion as he sings 'Congratulations the show Anita Bigelow glides through the air in one of the cheerleading skits fmwin l W e