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

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FEATURES SAE honors North's student teachers Each year, North is fortunate to have student' teachers from North Carolina colleges come to do their student teaching. This year, in the second semester, they came from Davidson, ASU, and UNC-G. To show their appreciation, the Students for Action in Education, formerly the Future Teachers, gave a reception for the student teach- ers. They were highlighted by hav- ing to answer questions and give their impressions, to the delight of the teachers who were present. X fs X 2 s J XX s is 2 28 38 1. Mrs. Dorothy Bratton, sponsor of the SAE, chatted with Kathy Wolf, Secretary, as Kathy was serving her. 2. Peter Celentano, from Long Island, N. Y., helped himself at the refreshment table at the SAE reception. 3. Student teachers at the reception given them by the SAE were fSeatedJ Nancy Matthews, from UNC-G, teaching physical education, Paula Hudson, from UNC-G. teaching orientationg Mary Smith, from ASU, teaching home economicsg Kathy Swaringer, from UNC-G, teaching home economicsg fStandingJ John Weber, David- son, teaching Englishg and Peter Celen- tano, Davidson, teaching social studies. Q 1 dv 3 dt

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ORGANIZATIONS Mr Hough surprised by club members 1 2 4 1. At halftime during the game with Olympic, the Iettergirls escorted Mr. W. A. Hough to the 50-yard line. 2. When they reached the 25-yard line, it suddenly occurred to Mr. Hough that something was up: It was his birthday! 3. ln candle formation, the band played Happy Birthday, while the crowd stood and sang. The Booster Club, who spon- sored the occasion, presented a four-tier blue and whlte birthday cake to Mr. Hough. 4. As he smiled, the crowd cheered him on. 5. After the presentation, Mr. Hough walked off the field with the huge cake. 27

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