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REMEMBER WHEN WE Well, not really. ELOISE Our trip to Washington anrl New York. HILTON Mr. Boykin ' s math class.
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S ' Mr. Anderson initiated the reading program into all Wayne County Schools in grades 4-12, in order to increase comprehension and vocabulary. Students took placement tests at ±e beginning of the year to determine the level on which they would begin. It is taken twice a week and each student advances according to his ability to advance. Achievement tests will be taken again at the end of the year to determine the amount of progress make. The Juniors presented a hilarious play called Quit Your Kidding. The Father -Son and Mother -Daughter Banquet was held jointly in March. The finals to the peace essays were chosen. Seniors wrote citizenship essays entitled, cation As a Factor in Building Citizenship, Intercommuni- Mr. Jesse Grimes, our guidance counselor, has aided us in filling out ap- plication blanks, helping select vocations, and in- terpreting to us results of aptitude tests. Students took further aptitude tests given by the employment office, and were counseled by Wyche Ray and a lady from the Raleigh office.
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[■ iSS , 1 !! SIS i! m 118 SCHOOL SONG There ' s a dear old school, Nahunta To us it is a dear one Where our love and truth and friendship Will never, never die Where the people are so friendly Our thoughts go back there daily To the school we love so dearly As we work there day by day. As old glory flies above her With her colors brightly gleaming There the folks are ever happy As the birds in sweet springtime Forget Nahunta? Never Our school we ' ll cheer forever Our fame we ' ll always cherish As the years keep rolling on . . . Chorus Where the dogwood trees are blooming And the skies are always blue To our high school Alma-Mater We will ever be so true And me moment that we ' re near her With a joyous shout we ' ll greet her For there ' s not a school can beat her For our hearts are strong and gay. GRADUATION Commencement Exercises May 26, 1960 8:00 O ' clock P.M. Baccalaureate May 22, 1960 3:00 P.M. Class Night May 20, 1960 8:00 P. M. FURTHER EDUCATION College 5 Beauty School 1 Nursing School 2 Trade School 6 Business School 1
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