Highland High School - Ram Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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Millicent Campbell Captain Ra mlettes SEASON’S RECORD WE OPPONENTS THEY 18 Compact 14 17 West Charlotte 35 20 Lincoln 18 18 Compact 37 10 Logan 15 7 Price 40 6 West Charlotte 24 18 Lincoln 24 13 Price 37 12 Logan 29 26 Washington 36 165 TOTALS 309 Miss Patricia Stroud, Coach LEFT TO RIGHT: Noah Phillips, George Partlow, Bobby Guthrie, Ronald Robinson, Major Crawford, Clarence Adams, Earnest Williams, Carvin Boyd, Howard Hoyle, Edgar Rhyne, and Raymond Byrd. Kneeling, Edward Sadler, student manager. 7

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WE 54 51 31 49 35 27 41 36 46 62 63 45 49 46 47 67 749 LEFT TO RIGHT: First row- Wilene Sanders, Eunice Costner, Jessie Montgomery, Ruth Montgomery, Millicent Campbell. Second row- Lorene Wilson, student manager, Daisy Watson, Loretta Love, Margie Rollinson, Mary Hardin, Essie Wilson. Third row- Dorothy Jarrett, Shirley Wilkes, Dorothy Setzer, Marie Love, and Mary Long. Rams SEASON ' S RECORD OPPONENTS THEY Compact York Road West Charlotte Lincoln Compact Logan Price West Charlotte Lincoln Price J. H. Gunn York Road Second Ward Logan Washington Second Ward TOTALS 70 928 Major Crawford Captain

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Svening Adult Scdool The Highland Evening Adult School was established during the school year 1949-50 after many requests by interested adults who wished to continue their education. Therefore in the early part of 1950 the first students, about 65 of them, were admitted to classes covering all grades from 1 to 12. These students studied under the direction of Mrs. Daisie H. Adams, Mrs. Ruth J. Benson, Miss Myrtle Pryor, and under Rev. Oscar Graham, who also served as first director of the Evening Adult School. The school has always attempted to meet the needs of the people of the community, therefore, among its graduates are several ministers, business men, labor¬ ers, housewives, and one who later enrolled in junior college. Over the years a dedicated group of teachers have served the educational needs of the students. Their salary has been very small, but their great interest in the service they were rendering transcended any thought of financial gain. The present teachers, who can be seen standing in the left background of the picture below, are Miss Maxine Ormond, Mrs. Mildred Sadler, Director, and Mrs. Marie Hall Jones. They have con¬ tinued to devote time and energy to the program and have made contributions far beyond that ordinarily expected of them. With the beginning of the school year 1961-62 a new era will begin for the Evening Adult School. An effort then will be made to co-ordinate its work with that of the Industrial Education Center here. More courses will probably be offered, thus giving additional oppor¬ tunities for self improvement of the students. SOME MEMBERS OF ADULT EVENING SCHOOL 72