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

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DEDICATIO In sincere appreciation for all she has been to North these five years - for her devotion to duty and stead- fastness of purpose - for her ever cheerful disposition and Willingness to help - and most of all for her en- thusiastic support and loyalty to the Rebs - we, the staff, dedicate the 1962 Viking to 'iMiss Adamsf, Mrs. W. G. Crone, physical education teacher at North Meck- lenburg. Mrs Crone uorlsed hard at the desk in her office in the gym. That cheerful smile won her many friends imong students md telchers f,-sr'Q.

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