Louisburg High School - Circle Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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1 ORGANIZATIONS . . . Vital part of social world SCHOOL DAZE STAFF: ROW 1 — Lohmueller, Best, Best, Kerley, Versteeg, Bumgarner, Collier, Johnson. ROW 2 - Schubart, Tippett, Kerley, Roberson, Chadwick, King, Hasty, Beasley. ROW 3 — Merritt, Saunders, Wrenn, Denton, Merritt, Hensley, Burnette. ROW 4 — Clemens, Patterson, Stewart, Griffin, Shelton, Shillinglaw, Hutchinson, Clifton. ROW 5 - Perry, Robertson, Harper, House, Hobgood. ROW 6 — Taylor, Roberson, Romero, Person, Moore. School Daze Staff The School Daze led by editor, Matt Person, has had a successful year. The paper has maintained its eight-page format through the hard work of the entire staff. Once again, the School Daze is furnished free of charge to all the members of the Faculty and student body. Mrs. Rena C. Bland, sponsor, looks over a copy of the SCHOOL DAZE with editor Matt Person and Busi- ness Manager Beth Johnson.

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Junior-Senior prom creates enchantment Weeks of preparation and dedication were climaxed Friday, May 10, by the Junior-Senior Prom. “Moonlight and Roses” was the theme which was evidenced by the decorations adorning the auditorium of Louisburg High School. An outdoor garden was depicted, and the feehng of spring was colorfully brought forth. There were rose hedges, fountains, picket-fences, carts full of rose-buds, tapiary trees, and a gazebo. Couples swayed to the fabulous music of “The Swinging Professionals” of Raleigh. The combination of orchestra, refreshments, and scenery provided Juniors and Seniors, facul- ty and staff, chaperones and guests a night of recreation and enjoyment that will not soon be forgotten.

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CIRCLE STAFF: SEATED Taylor, Griffin, Arnold, Stewart. ROW 2 - Schubart, Patterson, Fogg, Lohmueller, Tillotson. ROW 3 — Robertson, Neal, Finch, Davis, Wrenn. Circle Staff Business Manager, Marilyn Stewart; S ponsor, Mrs. Jeanette P. Arnold; Editor-in- Chief, Georgia Griffin; Assistant Editor, Bill Taylor. The 1969 CIRCLE represents the work of a small group of people over a long period of time. Somehow, somewhere, this hand- ful of dedicated workers came to feel an obligation to this school, to this yearbook and to them- selves. Without the efforts of these students and a wonderfully under- standing sponsor, this book would still be on the office floor. But the story of the 1969 CIR- CLE is not just a story of hard work and sacrifice — it is also a tale of great joy and satisfaction that comes only when one sees the fruition of his efforts. The CIRCLE staff is proud of its contribution to this book, and to this school, and hope that you will be also.