Mooresville High School - Pitchfork Yearbook (Mooresville, NC)

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Linda Brooks. Peggy Pope. Melvina Mack, Emily Farrer, Wilma Mackey. Hazeline Cook. (2afztzxia anA dV aintzna.nc£ The school’s cafeteria and maintenance staffs worked hard daily and did amazing jobs. The maintenance staff helped to keep M.H.S. neat and clean. The ladies in the cafeteria planned and provided lunches for approxi- mately 500 students every day. The entire stu- dent body appreciated the work these people did to provide nourishing meals and improve our school. 26 Maintenance Staff — Billy D. Moore and Naomi G. Mitchell.

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What do you think you're doing. Chris? I On Fridays Shorthand students work to finish before the weekend. The doors to the trade and business world were opened to Mooresville High School stu- dents by courses such as Typing I and II, Short- hand. Accounting I and II and General Business. These prepared those students who were plan- ning a career in business fields for life after grad- uation. 25 I wonder if she knows I'm using one finger.

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Making the Old Scratch is fun; it's the reading that puts us to sleep. Expliqu6! Xanyuaye and Communications The Language and Communica- tions Department, headed by Mr. Roy Watkins, consisted of English, French, and Spanish. Students were required to take English each year at M.H.S. Some may also have wished to take a foreign language. French and Spanish were offered for these students. These courses not only taught usage of the lan- guage but also the customs of the French and Spanish-speaking peo- ple. 27 Don’t tell us that you don't understand that English. Bill.