Princeton High School - Challenger Yearbook (Princeton, NC)

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r 0 Give me a quarter’s worth , Danny said. Mrs. Parrish collects lunch money, plans meals, and buys the supplies. Her greatest satisfaction comes from the students ' smiles and thank you ' s , and we enjoy our lunches. VTKrtUMM p; 1 (J From left to right: Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Daughtry, Mrs. Braswell, Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Parrish, manager. What are you staring at? Haven ' t you ever seen anyone eating? Is there really some- thing there that you are going to hit, or is making bread en- joyable?

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Hi J HU U 1 pi - 4 ' The Office Staff is composed of students who give their study hall to work in the office each day. They act as general assistants to the principal and teachers. Their work is deeply appreciated by the whole school body. Delivering bulletins is one of the many off ice jobs that these girls perform. Mrs. Gaye Vann, bookkeeper, and Mrs. Jean Langley, secre- tary, are invaluable to our school. They see that all school supplies are bought and paid for. Mr. Dillion Holt is helpful to all students who have problems concerning their school and family life. He aids those seeking a higher education or vocational plans. Malan, our mailman, keeps busy delivering the morning mail.

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A large part of our student body is transported to and from school by our bus drivers. From left to right: Rose Adams, Donna Daughtry, William Rains, Linda Worley, Quinlin Thompson, Judy Rose, Danny Phillips, Doris Jackson, Johnnie Tyner, Danny Summerlin, Glenn Parrish, Ray Parker, and Ray Mozingo. Mr. Worthington trusts our bus drivers’ judgement and always reminds them of their responsibilities. Flag Boy Edward Wells, Donnie Murphy Patrol Boy Safety is the main concern of these boys. They aid the principal, bus drivers, and par- ents in helping students across the streets. 14