North Mecklenburg High School - Viking Yearbook (Huntersville, NC)

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Student Life in-..w 'Mda' 3' Sqn' , LQQ ss, f--K A-was V. se,-...sem-uawmq -we-W . . .mt -M M. ,,... gw-we-.mm-.-tt snstliiliisx Cooperation, Work Keynotes of Success 1lWrestling was for lightweights as well as for the heavyweights. Herbert Rhedrick found himself winning his first match late in the season against Harding. 2lFamily life classes work on many phases of meeting responsibilities and learning the importance of cooperation. ln late winter, they plan meals, prepare them and eat them, just as Dale Slaughter is planning to do. 3lWorking up identification cards for 1600 students was no easy job. Steve Morton and Cindy Hill lend their services to get thejob done, 15

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Teachers Students Work Well Together 1lStudents express their appreciation to Mr. Pittard, Mrs. Phillips, and Mr. Phillips for their work in preparing the Christmas program. It was presented by the fine arts department. 2lSometimes a teacher feels the need to appeal to a greater power. Miss Scar- borough was annoyed tall in funl by the Viking photographers taking a picture of her. 3lCheerleaders begin work in the summer and never let up until basketball season is over,

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Student Life 'Q o ?',m at 391 ' m 1 JN 1 -t g 5 L ,tg ,-., we ' ' ,use , 16 1lSgt. Andrew Hitch assisted Mr. Ron Leatherwood in a program entitled This Atomic World. 2lWhen some crank called and said there was a bomb in one of the buildings, ev- eryone was cleared from the buildings and the police arrived to help out. 3lSome teachers pose anywhere, anytime, for a picturep such as, Mr. Humanik, Mr. Pigg, Miss Litaker, and Mr. Holden. 4lWith ten games left to play, Jeff Houston is averaging 18 points per game. His game average in rebounds in twelve.