Mount Airy High School - Airmont Yearbook (Mount Airy, NC)

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Twirp season is a break for both boys and girls. Girls can ask boys for dates. Boys can save date money. At the close of Twirp season, court is held and all offenders of Twirp rules are given severe sentences. Climaxing the gala week the annual Sweet¬ heart dance, which features the crowning of M. A. H. S. King and Queen of Hearts, is held. CARRYING BOOKS IN little red wagons, Twirp season offenders Brenda Burke and Richard Stephens start to class. TOMMY CHILDRESS TAKES advantage of Twirp season by loading Patty Wyche with his books. CLANK GO THE coins as Debbie Martin and Skip Simmons make their decision s and vote for King and Queen of Hearts. 28

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BASKETBALL ENLIVENS winter months. Morehead ' s Craig captures a loose ball as Trent Harkrader and Cleve Hamlin try for it in the Group I tournament. ' le i. PHILIP STANLEY proudly displays his Science-Fair exhibit toGayeTate and Mary Vaughn. Philip received honorable mention for his work on the metamorphosis of coal. PREPARING PANCAKES FOR benefit jamboree in the school cafeteria keeps Mr. W. A. Campbell, Mr. E. F. Moore, Mr. H. V. Morris, and Mr. James Combs busy. Kiwanians donated proceeds to the music department. 27

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THE REFRESHMENT TABLE is al¬ ways popular. Skip Simmons, Debby Douglas and Nancy Sutphin, taking a break at the Sweetheart dance, enjoy the punch served by Tri-Hi-Y adviser, Mrs. Sydnor. LONG LIVE THE KING and QUEEN of Hearts! Bill Campbell and Pat Carpenter are crowned during inter¬ mission at the Sweetheart dance after anxious waiting. Candidates were se¬ lected by each class and penny votes were cast IN THE TWIRP SEASON assembly and trial, You Goof and We Spoof, correspondent Bobby (Nikita) Dean reports on Russia. CONCLUSION OF TWIRP season — the Sweetheart dance is enjoyed by Mike Cooke and Sue Carol Beasley. 29