Fike High School - Accolade Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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aye- rswf' , Q? STAFF LEADERS? Louise Vlliggins, Btisiizess illtzizugerg Nlartha Sue Pearson, liclitoi'-iii-Clziefg Carolyn Edmundson, Assistant Editor. Th Filce Hi-Zette .llL'l7I17L'7'S of the Iourimlisui CILISS ure busy prepuriizrg the liiyozit for i 11 issue of tlze Pike Iliffelle. Wlici, what, where, when, and why are familiar terms to the newspaper staff. With these terms in mind, the editors, proofreaders, and business manager publish the liilze Hi-Zetie monthly. hlartha Sue Pearson, Editor-ineChief, and Carolyn Ed mundson, Assistant Editor, were responsible for the over- all production of the paper. Dinah Daniel, lfaye -lenltins, Dwight Hudson, Dot Vick, Kitty XVard, Louise Wfiggins, Alvin Tyndall, and Patsy Seburn rendered invaluable serv- ices in their capacity as senior editors, however, the suc- cessful production of any paper would not be complete without the tireless efforts of the reporting staff. The Pike Hi-Zette tries to present an accurate record of each school month, while also recognizing students' achieve- ments. The annual April literary edition, consisting of the students' best short stories, poems, and essays, attempts to make its readers aware of the fact that they have an active part in the school newspaper. Seated: S. Vick, A. Davis, A. lennings, Nixon, Stokes, M. Harris, A. Amerson, P. jenkins, S. Mink. Standing: L. Wiggiiis, Mrs. P.. Pritchard, E. VVoodard, B. Crow, B. Stallings, C. Pulcher, S. Patterson, D. Youngs, B. Starling, E. Dawson, D. Vick, I. Iorclan, K. VVard, M. Pearson, D. Daniel, D. Hudson, C. Edmundson, A. Tyndall, P. Seburn.

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nm zelps lrriglzterz the Siuclent Council partir for 11rzderprivileged ellildrerz. The Student Council is a service organization composed ol student representatiyes with hlr. Thomas Stott, adviser. During foothall season, the Council inaugurated its first pnwject-worlting in the concession stands to raise money needed for this years activities. The outstanding duty of the Council was planning a successful Homecoming. They selected sponsors, planned the parade, the half-time show. and an after the game dance at the Beereation Center. Next came the annual Sadie llawltins Festivities, with Cindy Carson and Ceorge -Ienliins winning the traditional prizes for the hest dressed depicting Dogpatch style. Other functions in which the Student Council played starring roles during the year were the Christmas party for ten children, assisting with the March of Dimes, spon- soring the annual Siudent-Faculty basketball game, and directing the election of officers for the ensuing year. 'wwf wuwhg-1' AIIKE Coxwon Iuny CIUBBERLEY President Vice-Presitierzl IANET BoYKiN Ifxrxrias NIATTHEVVS Secretary Trerisurer The Stud nt Council IVV AS I 7 First row: ,. iiggins, . pang 1, C. EdI'lH1I'lLlSil11, B. Vvatson, C. Carson, XR ood, L. Vvalls, K. Barnes. Second row: I. Bose, 'lf Turner, G. Sauls, K. Sutton, P. Hayes, Boykin, I. Clover, A. Polhill, M. Beamon. Third row: K. Lamm, AI. Howard, B. Wlooclard, D. -Iohnson, D. Fulford, B. Vlialters, D. Vllehh, S. Vick, P. Nunnery. Fourth row: Nl. Connor, D. Iames, Clark, B. Starling, E. Simons, VV. Hunter, S. Saltas, U. Ferrell, I. hlatthews, L. Stokes, , C. Oates, VI. Cuhherley, hir. T. Stott, N. Holt.

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A W .W Suu Folilars Xlns. Nliiuixm IJLINN Flfllflll' ,'l1li'ist'l' iw, 3 - l .l lenzliers Qmqayawa '1 of flze IXCCULAIHL sniff enjoy Clliristunis goodies. all the 1101110 of ,llrs. K. FlL'HIlll.Ll. Emromm, QQTAFF: Setitetl: Saleehy, S. Stokes, N. Holt, A. Shinggleton, A, Bunn, nl. Cuhherley. Sttzlztlilzg: llernstei Nl. Eatinan, L. Stokes. A. Ainerson, Nlrs. nl. Dunn. As memhers of the eclitorial stuff of the ACCO- LADE, we have had the responsibility of recording the story ol ti year ut Filie. This was not only an honor hestowecl upon us hut also quite ti eliul- lenge. Vvith Sue Forlmes, Editor, zincl lX'lrs. Nliriuin Dunn, Adviser, we learned that the tusli helore us was one involving mueh worla, uncl yet one with great rewurcl. Soon we heeaune totally engrossed in our us- signecl roles in this procluetion. Vlle pooled our thoughts uncl our icleus in orcler to plan Ll hoolx in which we eoulcl ezipture your worly, your play, zincl your dreams. The ,XCc:oI.,x1JE is the procluet ol' many hours ol' hurcl worlx eoinhinecl with lun. Xflle, the stutll, present this to you us zi reeorcl ol' life ut liilxe lior 'olf'62. Th 196 Forbes. tl. Bottoms, M. Hallator, n, S. Riley. C. Bailey, bl. Champion, f