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

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Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Troutman pose at the altar after their wedding ceremony on December 18, 1960. ,, fa f ' iffy? ,aa rr Z 'm I ia I e 'ft X ' lic j V A s. .gZff..23 ' . 4? if Q 1 X I , ,'Sfy+'Qaz,:q. ' 'gffg UWWZ f is' In v 4 ' S rueh 5 Y 'S ' - f ' , .3.t,:.::g:22g-2-TgT:3Ig., , ,f . -'fe-nrw.-U -. fr av' ' UN' tt... M- --. . ,+A a 1 ,' '-2 .i :H5kf!'5'?I'7'1:'S'fw .11 . 1 .. ' 'rx 1 MR. EVERETTE PIGG Mr. Pigg was graduated from Furman Univer- sity with a B.A. degree. At North, he teaches biology, junior-senior science, physical education and coaches lezisketball. He lives in Huntersville with his wife a1re. MR. WADE H. PRESSON Having earned his B.S. degree and his certifica- tion in driver education at Wingate junior College, Appalachian State and Catawba Colleges, Mr. Presson teaches driver education. He enjoys hunting and gardening as his hobbies. Mr. and Mrs. Presson and their two children live in Charlotte. MRS. ELEANOR PUCKETT Helping other people is one of the hobbies of Mrs. Puckett. Home Economics III, family living, the Future Homemakers of America, and the social committee of the Student Council are her activities here at North. With her husband and two sons, she lives in Huntersville. MISS MARY RICHARDS Reading, sewing and flower gardening are the hobbies of Miss Richards, who lives in Davidson with her father, a retired Presbyterian minister. She earned her A.B. degree in library science from Emolrly University and is the full-time librarian at Nort . MRS. BOBBIE ROSS Appalachian State Teachers College is where Mrs. Ross received her B.S. degree. At North, she teaches home economics and family living. With her hus- band, also a teacher at North, and her small daugh- ter, Melanie Lee, she lives in Htmtersville. MR. WILLIAM L. ROSS Athletics seems to be the favorite subject of Mr. Ross for he enjoys many of them. Also receiving his B.S. degree from Appalachian State Teachers College, he teaches United States History and coaches basketball, football, and baseball.

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fi s Mrs. Puckett looked on, Mrs. Ross served Mr. Woodrow at the Christmas tea Onomics department. FACULTY MRS. ESTELLE l. MOTT Having school children as her pets, Mrs. Mott teaches English and sponsors the Bulletin Board and Debating Clubs at North. She lives in Mooresville with her husband and two sons and has reading and bridge as her hobbies. Her favorite quotation is I should have been a home body, cobwebs around furniture are easier removed than fuzziness in brainsf' AHCQ' MR. MARTIN PETERSON Teacher of algebra and sponsor of the H-Y Club at North, Mr. Peterson eamed his B.S. degree from Atlantic Christian College. He now lives in Char- lotte, with his wife and young daughter. Golf and bridge occupy his leisure time. MRS. ANNIE SUE PHIFER Typing and shorthand are the subjects that Mrs. Phifer teaches at North. Going to the river is her favorite hobby. She also sponsors a new club called How to Study. MR. LAWRENCE E. P'lILLIPS Director of North's band, Mr. Phillips is a gradu- ate of Appalachian State Teachers College, where he received his B.A. degree in music. Fishing, wood- work, art crafts, and gardening are his hobbies. He is married and lives in Derita with his family. E5 sm W' M if uf' 52 given by the home QQ.. Yep-0 1. as E.. . . f , :Q g. 9 W 4 . 4 W3 4 V 1. W aw I . '23, ,Y A Jw. V fu 4, , , N. Z -.A' 'I7

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MISS DONNA J. SMITH Teacher of distributive education, Miss Smith is new at North this year. She was graduated from High Point College. Now residing in Charlotte, she enjoys playing bridge, sewing and dancing in her leisure time. MISS MARGARET SMITH A native of Pageland, South Carolina, Miss Smith now resides in Huntersville. Sponsor of the Y-Teens and the Junior Class, she received her M.A. degree from Winthrop College. Sewing and reading are her hobbies. Miss Smith teaches English and French. MRS. PATSY H. TROUTMAN A recent bride, Mrs. Troutman has her husband as her main interest along with cooking, reading and bridge. Sponsor of the National Honor Society, the French Clubs, and the American Field Serv- ice Committee, she teaches French I, II, and III at North. MR. LARRY W. WOODROW Another of the new teachers at North this year is Mr. Woodrow. He came here after eaming his B.S. degree from Appalachian State Teachers Col- lege. Teacher of biology, chemistry and physics, sponsor of the science and photography clubs, he has aircraft and auto mechanics as his hobbies. fi?-L -mga' 'qw-f- '7 're- ff FACULTY After completing graduate work at Appalachian State Teachers College, Mr. Taron S. jones came to North on November 30, 1960, as a full time guidance counselor. J 5572