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The Annual Staff Banquet February l 5, 1 960 Valentines and cupids were in season when the Annual Staff presented its own special Valentine to the organizations of Paul H. Pewitt High School. Special in- vitations had been given to those who had been of service to the school or had re- ceived outstanding honors. The banquet was conducted with a casual air as the or- ganizations were presented to the group one by one and the Tenth Anniversary Edition of the Round-Up was previewed. aw'- The Annual Staff gave their sponsor, Mrs. Bobbie Foster, a very special valentine. The award winning Pewitt Stage Band played musical inter- Well, Richard .Cheatham, you were caught in the act. Shame ludes throughout the program. on you for trying to steal a whole pitcher of teal
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Miss Elizabeth Bryan received the annual DAR Award for good citizenship. Candidates for this award are chosen by the senior class with the faculty making the final selection. BEST CITIZENS were chosen from all three wings. Each class selected their best citizens, and the faculty selected the two best citizens of grade school, junior high school, and high school. The best citizens of high school are Peggy McCord and Billy Joe Deleaseg junior high school best citizens are Paula Patterson and Tommy Stewartg and the best citizens of grade school are Betty Thompson and Leslie Huddleston. , 'lip as :Wat I , ,M X February The Month of Best Citizens , I L I .1 '-...ff Room 8B roduced an assembl la entitled Cu id's Con The seniors challenged the faculty to a basketball game The 1 P v rr Y P - U , sp1racy. faculty responded by winning the game.
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The Highlight of Public School Y 92-A AX ...Q L p A Despite ice and cold a large interested crowcl attended tht: March 2 program presented hy the students. The program was opened by the president, George Frost. He then introduced vice president, Larry Chanihliss. L a r r y recognized all office mem- bers and they told the duty of their office. 'Q ,-, 4 -I . v 7 f f -ff The refreshments committee was made up of members of the The stage band played a few selections before and after the main program Eastern Star. They are: Mmes. Myrtle, Pope, Talley, Rountree, Boozer, and Wright.
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