Curry High School - Phantom Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Mike puts another edition of the Curryer to press. if-fe TOP: F.T.A. members gain a chance to put theories to use by helping the first grade wvith a Writing lesson. CENTER: Phantom homeroom representatives, Allen, Roos, Rubin, Landry, Lynch, Caudle and Gorrell work to sell pictures and to solicit sub- scriptions. BOTTOM: Stage crew members get the set ready for Have a Heart.

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cifymin the nation Qarwash: Curry's super-speedy carwash service is demonstrated by Mike, David, Steve, and Art. The year 1960-61 was highlighted by these special events. The production of Have a Heart brought riots of laughter and congratulations for the cast. Offering both fun and profit, the Key Club car- wash increased the club's service record. Deadlines were inet by the Curryer and Phantom. Not to be forgotten are the in- dustrial arts vvinners who continually keep Curry's name before the nation. Behind each success lies much hard Work, and the Phantom gives special recognition to the students. Industrial.Arts Winners: After receiving merit certificates, the 1960 winners pose with President Friday and Chancellor Pierson. V9

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Citigensfiip and Service., in the schooln. in the community I s 1 l l l Carolyn Brown, winner of the DAR award for citizenship, studies the North Carolina section in the cur- riculum library. Marshals Margaret, Tom, Becky and Grady, whose courteous smiles have won many friends for Curry, guide us to top entertainment. The Assembly Committee, B. Tidwell, J. Newman, Advisor Mehaffie, K. Gorrell, T. Middlebrook, and W. Dar- nell work diligently behind the scenes to plan and produce entertaining assembly programs. Curry delegates Wayne and Karalee compare notes on events at Boys' and Girls' State Conventions. Not pictured, Ralph Hall. .M,,,m,.M,,,,-.,- ,,,,,, -r-,WM- .W .,...,,-,..,,,r,.WJ