North Mecklenburg High School - Viking Yearbook (Huntersville, NC)

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W I 22' f- lz!W jf' ff i, H? Z? W E ti Y 45 'mf 'mf ff 4.f u. x . 1 ZZ y . , f. 'E f 0 ' A if , ' , , 4 vig. , , 1 N ff' ' Q gf .. 2 v X. MISS MARY SUE ADAMS Having received her B.S. degree in education at the University of Alabama, Miss Adams teaches physical education and remedial reading. She also sponsors the Booster Club, the cheerleaders, and the girls' intramurals. Miss Adams lives in Charlotte, and enjoys handicrafts, sewing and raising kittens. MR. JAMES T. ANTHONY ' One of the new additions of the teaching staff at North this year is Mr. Anthony. Having obtained his Master of Music degree at Westminster Choir College, he teaches chorus and sponsors the Girls' and the Boys' Ensembles. He enjoys photography and swimming in his leisure time. Mr. Anthony, his wife, Alma, and their two girls live in Charlotte. MRS. RUTH BARFIELD Fishing is Mrs. Barfield's favorite pastime. She also likes dogs and has recently acquired a new companion, a small dog named Ginger. Having re- ceived her B.A. degree from Mercer University, she teaches English, advises THE VIKING staff, and sponsors the Student Council at North. MRS. MARIAN COCHRAN After several year,s absence, Mrs. Cochran re- turned to North this year to teach biology and business mathematics and help sponsor the Science Club. She earned her B.S. degree from Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. Travel- ing, reading, and sewing are her hobbies. FACULTY Mr. Marshall, Mr. Ross and Mr. Presson take a breather between classes.

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Because of his high ideals, his sound judgment, and his tireless efforts to create a better school, Principal W. A. Hough has become an inspiration to all. No matter how busy he may be, Mr. Hough is always eager to help students with their prob- lems. Thus he proves himself an able administrator and a faithful friend, through his interest in the individual student. His manner of handling daily problems promotes good relationship among stu- dents and faculty. f WR ? AMW' o-1lsf..,s,,,,4f ' Y Administration Ciiers Leadership And Guidance With skill and understanding, the school secre- tary, Mrs. Louella Hefner, keeps the office operat- ing smoothly and efficiently. Aside from being the bonded treasurer of the school, her duties range from answering the telephone to completing rec- ords for college applications.

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I I P j E li MR. WILLIAM COCHRAN Having received his Master of Arts degree from the University of Maryland, Mr. Cochran teaches art, mechanical drawing and industrial arts. He coaches track and enjoys drawing, painting, photog- raphy, hunting, fishing, and camping. Mr. Cochran, his wife, and his two sons live in Huntersville. MRS. MARY LU DAGGY Sponsoring the public speaking club and the NORTH STAR this year, Mrs. Daggy also teaches English, geometry and joumalism. She earned her A.B. degree from Earlham College. ln her leisure time, she enjoys music and sewing. Mr. and Mrs. Daggy and Suzy, a junior at North, live in Davidson. MR. ORLAND W. GABRIEL, IR. North Carolina State College is where Mr. Gabriel received his B.S. degree in Agriculture and Science. At North, he teaches agriculture and sponsors the Future Farmers of America. He and his wife, llane, have two young children, jane Marie and Or- and Wilson III. In his leisure time, Mr. Gabriel enjoys woodworking, hunting, and reading. MRS. CHRISTA GRIFFIN Sewing and granddaughters are the hobbies of Mrs. Griffin. Teacher of business mathematics and sponsor of the Allied Youth at North, she received her M.A. degree from Columbia University. She and her husband reside in Davidson. MRS. HELEN HART Co-sponsor of the Science Club, Mrs. Hart also teaches biology at North. She received her B.S. degree from Lander College and enjoys baseball, nature study, and reading. MR. MACK HAYNES Sponsoring the Key Club and coaching baseball and football are the extra-curricular activities of Mr. Haynes at North. He earned his M.A. degree from Appalachian State Teachers College and now lives in Long Creek with his wife and two young daugh- ters. MRS. CHRISTINE G. HOLBROOK Sponsor of the Latin Club, guidance counselor and Latin teacher at North is Mrs. Holbrook. She received her A.B. degree from Woman's College of the University of North Carolina and did graduate work in guidance at Woman's College and Appalach- ian State Teachers College. As a pet, she and her husband have one small stray kitten. MISS PANSY HOPKINS A native of Salisbury, North Carolina, Miss Hop- kins is a new teacher at North this year. She earned her Master of Religious Education degree from Southem Baptist Theological Seminary and now teaches English and sponsors the Future Teachers of America. 45' 'IWVT ' fx Q In A F623 -' S. I V ,lu f . i i I .. lil T NC ww -- IQ gi!- 'W , 1 , 15