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

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PROLOGUE Do you remember? Many of your parents and their friends do remem- ber. For twenty-three years now, North has been changing, not always for the best, but at least to keep up with the times. Many things have been im- proved. In 1951, North was three wings strong, today there are eight wings - and many mobile units. Progress has been made in other areas, also. Within the pages of this book, we would like to go back and show a few of North's past highlights, but we have not forgotten the present. After some years have passed, we hope that Do you remember when? will bring back fond memories. 1 Table of Contents Introduction . . . Features ...... Organizations ...... Athletics .......... Administration-CurricuIum ....... 75 Classes ........... Seniors .... Juniors ..... Sophomores . . . Advertisements . . Records ........ Senior Directory Faculty Directory Index ........... Epilogue . . . ....51 ...1 ....13 ....29 ....97 .....98 ....123 ....138 ....149 ....173 ....196 ....201 ....203 ....207 4 3 1. Mr. Marion Bird, North's first principal, was responsible for much of the shrubbery around the school. 2. Merle King, along with others in the agriculture department, helped to clear the small pines and the undergrowth from the front campus. 3. Dr. Clyde A. Erwin spoke at the dedica- 1 2 4 tion of North Mecklenburg. 4. Many students helped clear the rocks from the grounds so that shrubbery and trees could be planted. They were helped by the rock pile gang, a group that had to pick up rocks for punishments, usually the same group each time.