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

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5-f Aw I ,ay .N .i . 'I CDR... Doing a job well, no matter what the job may be, brings honor to the student who does his best in whatever role he is cast. E1 To realize that that one's school work is the individual responsi- bility of each student, and to fulfill this responsibility gives the student a feeling of self-satisfac- tion and ,gains for him the re- spect of others. , .. , ., --....,.,,,,,., Nr-wi 5? J . M Enthusiastic and vigorous spirit in the support of one's school and all its activities affects all stu- dents, for enthusiasm is contagious.

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OWLEDGE . I I Because of their merit in scholarship, leadership, and service to the school, outstanding upperclassmen were tapped into the National Honor Society. New members were given lighted candles as a torch of knowledge, symbolizing their past ac- complishments and their future aspirations. I I I I I I I I I I Many students satisfy intellectual curiosity by experimenting to gain a practical knowledge of man and the things that surround him. I I I I Nothing more than reading can bring the world to one's door-the world and all its peoples. I I 7

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'i As a service to the school, commercial students prepare the absentee list each day. They collect lists from homerooms, alphabetize them according to class, run them off on the Rexagraph and deliver them to faculty and administration. Students at North are proud of their program in cooperation with the American Field Service. They feel that they are sewing a worthy cause when they bring an exchange student to the school. Their feeling is that they profit more than the foreign student in their midst, and this experience serves well for both. ERVICE As an aid to students bound for college, North annually sponsors a College Day. Then students learn of the various opportunities offered by each college and of the requirements for entrance.