Mount Pleasant High School - Tiger Roar Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, NC)

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,f ,. . A . - ' A, . CLASS HISTORY the year of '44, the first year for us in high Miss Haines and Mrs Harbison, both with person of distinction, were our leaders We were from the beginning to make the best of our hig school in order that we all might be well remembered by our fellow companions who would follow bghind us and carry on where we left otf Even in our treshman year we were already looking ahead to going out in the world school, ali ties anxious z:q',.5 H -in -. . . ,, .' 'iz . I ,-.. W 1, 5 , 1'fa'f. , K. . ,. .. .... - L ul: .. . A ag, m bf'!' 1 HRT' :Q sh Nw? Q' 1. 1 0 ' , 2' w v.,- f. 4 L my fl , ' g ,5'.w'H JW wil 'J o ' . L . xf 1 i AE . h 4 2 CJ ,: ,'. . ' rr - 9' , . 3 ' ' 5 ' 'I , Y I 'Y Lf ' JUL . v V - to take up jobs and careers of special interest. fffi H M ' During our first year in high school, our represent- N f atives to the student council were Jean Fisher, Bernice E, Helms, and Troy Shimpock. Although we were new that year '25 ' -y ' and the routine of high school was hard for us, we were successful and ended the year with many long-lasting mem- N .Q ories. 'Jie were very proud of the few activities that we Ax Q- had taken part in. ziilitfd ,f We were out of school only a short time until the '- 'v l' bell rang and we were back once again for another year f W W4 Tie were the same group of dependable students workingto N ,. fffgf achieve all that was for us. Our home room advisors that K, 5.2.11 S year were Mrs. Wethington and Mr. Weoster. Although we were a divided group, we chose class officerszpresident, Q Q' Bernice Helms: vice-president, Marie Medllng secretary In f f-.1 and treasurer, Pansy Cruise. Those selected as represent- atives to the student council were Charles Herion, Laura ,yr LQ Shoe, and 'Bed Ridenhour. If A-f i. As sophomores, many of us joined the various school H3 clubs, such as the debating club and the glee club. Also, 7'iL-5ff -- Q, a few of us played on the athletic teams. Then we were gi., N - 4, again getting out for vacation, and we were proud toleave A gi the tenth year of our schooling with heads held high for we had proved ourselves capable of being successful in J g everything which we had tackled. The next year, our junior year, we came back with an fv . - even greater determination to make the year a memorable -Qg one for all of us. All of us realized that half of our ,Ng high school life was over. In two more years, we knew -that we'd be on our owng thus we were even more aware of p,i'lf5Xf:?fQe ' li- 3 each day of schooling which was preparing us for the day . 4 when we entered the world of responsibility. We wanted gm most of all to achieve things for which we would be Pe- ,wp mernbered in later years. Eifjqffs? During that eleventh year, we sponsored the junior- A' 4 1 r I lX ' W' S H. ,-,,,, ., , .,..,5:..75e2ir . A no h W . P ' 'Y . .'-- A , V , -. ' ., ' Q- . Amlu. -V, -5 .jf-f ' -V!-5 ' 1n--.:-'g 3i3H?,f,Q- ,WY I , ' A- ' ' .'.:.' I a - ,-.',,-...Ml - .5 ,- f P, .-' kg-J. f-dj :

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