Pittsboro High School - Dragonian Pi Hi Sca Yearbook (Pittsboro, NC)

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Senior Class Officers Carl McCollum, Vice President; Carolyn Shaw, Treasurer; Robert Thomas, President; Midge Johnston, Secretary; Danny Beard, Sergeant-at-Arms. We ' ve spent four years at P. H. S. , and here ' s what we remember best . . . Registra- tion our freshman year . . . The teasing we received from upperclassmen . . . Sewing on those blouses . . . Rushing from P.E. to English half-clothed . . . We finally got store priviliges . . . Two sponsors instead of one . . . Mrs. Hester had her Christmas Tree . . . We were the loudest group yet. The sophomore year was really fun; all we did was play and run . . . Our biology frogs were invisible . . . Bobby pins made good musical instruments . . . The cream of the crop skipped lunch . . . Teddy Bear sponsor . . . Mr. Blankenship and Mr. McGregor left for greener pastures . . . Mr. Dockery moved in . . . Waitresses at Junior -Senior . . . Theme writing became quite a hobby for all of us . . . We were still loud mouths. Now we ' re Juniors, al- most through. One more year, good-bye to you. Selling magazines . . . Hayride where no one was seen but Miss Ethel . . . TV float for Kids ' Day . . . Junior -Senior meant a lot of work, but it was well worth it (O-O-O-O -Robert) . . . Seniors gave us an ice cream party . . . Ordered class rings, a great first . . . Class Day - we picked daisies, early in th ' mornin ' . . . And they continued to call us loud. Last year here. Our Senior year. Finally all back in one room . . . We took all the prizes - Kids ' Day and Halloween . . . The Activity Bus became part of the school . . . Senior Play . . . Third fingers, left hands became adorned with diamonds . . . Class rings . . . Ordering caps, gowns, invitations, and visiting cards . . . Selling stationery . . . Our class got all banged up - black eyes were common . . . Smells came from our chemistry lab, thanks to Senior members . . . Junior -Senior . . . Class Day . . . Graduation . . . The loud mouths say good-bye. 10