Myers Park High School - Mustang Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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new skills and mastering old ones

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A renewed empfiasis on learning Working for speed A favorite spot — scholarship bulletin board Testing English skills An experiment on clorine ■HnLAH! ' .||lh ANWKiNtlr KfjT;: proof of our spirit of unity os we worked for the annual barbeque. We chuckled through Time Out for Ginger and subscribed to the Mustang. With the winter months came a frantic tempo — there were so many things to do: a superior concert by the Music Department, all-important College Boards, wrest- ling and basketball, club .meetings, the eagerly-awaited Christmas Dance, two-hour exams, the close of the old semester and promises brought by a new one, bids for membership in Key Club and Girl Ambassadors, a new literary magazine, Valentines and our King and Queen of Hearts, the yearbook deadline, new class rings for 12

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A cfiance to sfiare expeiiences I 1 I I i Our Vice Pres. Speaks juniors. And somewhere in between, we struggled over term papers or Latin projects. Before we realized it, the fourth quarter had begun. We enjoyed Senior Follies, the best ever presented. Easter and a brief holiday. Juniors worked secretly on the Junior-Senior Prom. And finally, the most important month of all for a senior. May. The Junior- Senior. Our last Honors and Awards assembly. Senior Banquet. No longer was graduation a dream; it was a real- ity. Diplomas loomed ahead — tangible proof that the years of learning and growing in high school were over. But these years will not escape us; they are captured forever in our memories. D.E. December party i