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

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..:s: ' 1 ,S - f , 5- - s I HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS and their escorts await the big moment-presentation Ceremonies. Seated: Casey Sherrill and Barbara Martin. Standing: Paul Barefoot, George Cutter, Hill Wellford, Anna Beddingfield, Kaye Blickens- derfer, and Jimmy Woods. CHATTING BY THE GAILY decorated tree at the , Christmas Dance are Mary Stella Leak, Thad CROWNING OF QUEEN Linda Summerville climaxes Adams, Harry McArver, Betsy Benoit, Tommy another memorable Homecoming Dance. Stockton, and Carol Stuckey. l l 0671060 74Ql7Z6d0i7ZZq Uafzce Ig9'dfll!'6,P 7501741 M12 a gem' I l

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Qcztaffzier Perpetual motion . . . club meetings . . . projects . . . lowly pledges . . . We are meas- lies! Student Congress . . . symbol of unity . . . Working together. Choir rehearsal. . . the scrambled notes of orchestra tune-up . . . con- certs. Deadline panic . s. . I njeed six more inchesof ads! And dances . . . a wonderful Never-never Land. Curtain time . . i. clammy hands . Q . Break a leg!', . . . the show is on. The sweet taste of victory in debating . . . the inexpli- cable pride in seeing your story in print. Enthusiasm . . . Work that is love made nvisible. y

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.AXE INTERMISSION TIME means refreshments and a chance to rest weary feet. FAVORITE COUPLES chosen as Valentine attend- ants were Bobby Helbein, Mopsy Grayson, Byron glaughter, Eleanor Stowe, Bill Hinson, and Nancy ouzer. No year is complete without the gaiety of eager- ly-awaited dances. Dance chairmen Lydia Alex- ander and Dale Davenport with their committee members were responsible for three dances, two semi-formal and one informal. Combining their many talents, this group handled decorations, music, refreshments, and the hundreds of details that go into planning our dances. Saturday morning would find them scurrying all over SC, looking for ladders, Scotch tape, scissors, and misplaced decorations. By late afternoon they had performed their magic, and the stage was set for another memorable evening: Football with a Beat at Homecoming, An Old- fashioned Yule at Christmas, and Sadie Hawkins in April. Special dance features included the crowning of Linda Summerville as Homecoming Queen and the presentation of her attendants. Tim Thomas and Frannie Delmotte, elected King and Queen of Hearts, were presented at a special assembly after the Valentine Dance was cancelled because of snow. DANCE COMMITTEE MEMBERS add last-minute touches to the decorations. Cornelia Graham, Marion Berryhill, Sloan Schoolmaker, Judy Nicholson, and Mary Hamrick. ALTHOUGH A HEAVY SNOW cancelled the Valentine Dance, Frannie Delmotte and Tim Thomas were presented as King and Queen of Hearts at a special assembly. Wdztiriiafzen' Mile I maker gffiffmdf Dame mm .wwf