Bandys High School - Trojan Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

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1975 TROJAN IS DEDICATED TO A BELOVED FACULTY MEMBER This year's Seniors faced the same decision as every class before them. The Class of 1975 chose to dedicate their annual to a man considered not only as a teacher and a coach, but also as a friend. He is a man one can always come to with personal problems, and know that he will do his best to solve them. Perhaps no other faculty member holds both the love and respect of the student body as does this man. For these reasons, we, the Senior Class of 1975, dedicate our Trojan to Mr. Charles Scott. Always ready lo help his students, Mr. Scott has gained the respect of students and faculty members alike. 16 Mr. Scoti not only knows when lie must smile, but when he must be serious. Mr. Scott skillfully conducts a Key Club meeting during the morning break.

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1974 PROM VISITS THE PAST There are perhaps no words to describe the feeling one gets when he steps back into time and finds himself in the midst of “The Gay Nineties. ” But from the Barbershop Quartet in the corner to the quaint little shops that line the sidewalk, you are left with no doubt that you have somehow been miraculously brought to a place called yesterday. Thanks to the hard work of the Junior class, you are hurled from the hectic pace of the 70's into the carefree days of the 1800fs. Everyone delighted in the skits of the Sophomore Entertain- ment Committee, felt the tensions mount as the King and Queen of the Prom were announced, and enjoyed occasionally returning to the present by dancing to the music of “The Fragile. ” May 4, 1974, was indeed a night to be added to your most cherished memories. ■■i 5 'V V Prom Chairman, Julie Nuzum, paints a prop. Rick Wentz and Ronnie Robinson in “The Barbershop Quar- tet” Bobbi Mullins, Grace Sherrill, and Rita Hatfield paint a picture during decoration session. 18