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

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Mr. Aycock managed to deal effectively with all the problems presented. Milli 1,7 sw, P? ii ,1-, L .. E is ii! Q 65 , , s t 'Q X we f we isis a gi gppuli ,.. if A E. , 's i v Q - af' 22 iwiliiilimlillf IiiWiilllNlliWiil?a235i?lilU'ill'llililllli itwllifillllii or 'li.i'flf'f 313221Hit-'i'liliH:il,:l i iii lifiiilliisifa T flt1i:LEQ'-Wlill:ilk I . , t-i-52122fiUelilii'iJlll'll ' mai1,1x2t:vwrgiii,glii it , ii ,V Mr. Bryan managed a smile in spite of all the responsibilities and hassles of being Assistant Principal. Mr. Aycock worked hard to help the school run more effectively. Even though Mr. Bryan relaxed for a minute, he was still on call! Running a school has always been a big job, and although Mr. Freeman took a large part of the work load on himself, Mr. Bryan and Mr. Aycock certainly didn't sit around the office doing nothing all year. From the morning announcements to the 3:15 bell, and even after hours-these two men worked hard and put a lot of themselves into the job to be done, When problems popped up, they were handled quickly and efficiently with patience and understanding. Their pride, which showed through in every aspect of their jobs, was often an inspiration to Cummings students-an inspiration which encouraged them to take pride in themselves and in the Cavalier name. Mr. Bryan and Mr. Aycock have truly been assets to Cummings. People!Administration 75 X

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WORKI G 9 to Mrs. Mclntyre and Mrs. Parker are Cummings two most efficient secretaries. They take care of Mr. Freeman, Mr. Bryan, and Mr. Aycock, which in itself is a tremendous job. ln their spare time they attend to the office phones and all the responsibilities that go with running a school. Mrs. Mclntyre, the best banker this side of Wachovia, counts and recounts fund raiser monies, purchase orders, as well as all of the receipts from every club. Mrs. Parker, on the other hand, tries her best, and succeeds, in excusing students who are 'lsick and in the need to go home. Although secretaries are given a hard time, these two ladies do a lot for Cummings, and they are greatly appreciated, Mrs. Parker was momentarily distracted before she returned to her secretarial duties. Mrs. Mclntyre counted money for the club treasuries. The office assistants were Cbottom to topl Teresa Dunlap, Michelle Norton, Lolita Oliver, Melissa Portafield, Belinda Burney, and jimmy Hayes. P 76 People! Secretaries ,.,.-ff