Pisgah High School - Pisgahteer Yearbook (Canton, NC)

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REG SEES ee eGR ea To excel in Student Council is a job that re- quires much time and effort. For their efforts in this area, Charlie Brown and Sharon Thompson were chosen as nominees for the Hurst Scholarship given by the United States Senate. Fred Warren and Jeff Burrell went to Boy’s State last summer to explore government and its complex functions. Being chosen to participate in Boy’s State activities is indeed a learning experience and a fine honor. Because of her good citizenship qualities, Nancy McCracken was chosen as the D.A.R. Good Citizen from Pisgah. All of these people mentioned have been outstanding in their Senior Class and the PISGAHTEER wishes them the best of luck in the future. :

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SUCCEED. IS THE NEED — TO ACHIEVE. HAVE MET THE NEED. Sharon Thompson was Pisga h’s nominee this year for the Marie-Schenk Scholarship. Among her many activities during this senior year, Sharon has excelled as President of the Beta Club. She is certainly the type of person that makes progress in her efforts. Because of her fine record, because of her high spirit, and because of her wonderful personality the PISGAHTEER salutes Sharon Thompson for a job well done. These fine gentlemen, pictured at the left, are the Morehead Nominees selected from the Senior Class last fall: Fred Warren, Jeffrey Burrell, Eddie Estep, David Brown, and Charlie Brown. To be a Morehead Nominee is an accom- plishment that the PISGAHTEER readily recognizes and congratulates.

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The Champion Scholarship nominees were Miriam Freel, Chuck King, Mike Jones, Jimmy Gregg, Ronnie Donaldson, and Jeff Burrell (not pictured). All-State band students were Jerry Ledford, Lynn Caldwell, Tim Pearson, Sharon Clark, Randy Snelson, Charlayna Jacobs, and Bobby Nix. Miriam Freel and Nancy McCracken went to Girls’ State to explore government and its many activities. The PISGAHTEER salutes these two girls for an outstanding accomplishment. Nick Cline was chosen to attend The Presidential Classroom in Washington. Congratulations for a fine job.