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

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Myers Park students at 3:15 head to SC terrace for a pep rally. Built in 1956, the stadium provides for varied athletic program L 1 4... . Q., l Page ll

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we watched the growth of our campus Through expansion and increased enrollment, the gradual metamorphosis of Myers Park as an all- senior high took place before our eyes. Campus ad- ditions enabled our school to meet the ever-growing needs in modern education. 'x'--+--Y-V'-'s..,. ,mf wiv- f,vrg, ., ,, Q 6 I R' K QI.,-....-.......-,,,,Mj Lm f lfviwfylt. .. .4 ,,1- . A' ' -'H V . I -f-5 xv W 4:,,:'4t , , . 1 V' ref? .. Af f, n.,,,. . 1 W 1 - 4. ' ' ' X fe wg x 1 f Y' ' ' V' ' A ' 'M ' ' av' VH' c dk 7,,,, ttf ' - ,q MV' ' ff'-'7,?'w .v . -Q 1 A-' kf2.,,: r 6 Page IO

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It I E I I t I I Q E E Warn rl cxprm IOIIS appe lr on facts as band plaws the Alma lllater were the little things we knew as IVI. P. Witluout the little things, Myers Parks picture could not have been completed. Varied emotions were felt by all of us during our moments of diversion. Being with friends became our most cherished activity. Hearing the Star Spangled Banner echo through crisp, fall nights sent chills down our spines. Strains of our flfnm fllafer made us solemn in our moments of glory. Holiday spirit and exam blues were part of our emo- tions during the year. The Student Lounge and home- room period caught us in some of our capers. Slush- ing through snow, ice, and a sea of mud were part of our daily winter routine. Fellowship which we experienced in club projects benefited us as well as the school. Endless hours of Follies practice Iilled our time. Cold, drab winter months were erased by the arrival of spring. Mothers Day and the beach dominated our thoughts. After our fling, we had the interlude before the Junior-Senior, the Senior Banquet, gradua- tion, and summer vacation. Page I2