South Edgecombe High School - Maccripine Yearbook (Pinetops, NC)

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From each study hall, a girl is selected to be in charge of the office. Phyllis Wooten, second-period office girl, seems to enjoy her work, which not only includes answer- ing the telephone, but also aiding the principal and greeting visitors. deueic op min d and Lodi pv — rbte Id ewest After learning how to keep the body physically fit, the freshmen get a work-out. Building a pyramid was harder than it looked, but the girls seem to be holding their own. FIRST ROW: Sally Edwards, Mamie Lewis, Beth York, Lillie Norvill Cobb, Betty Lowrance, Marsha Forbes Ernestine Cobb. Physical Education. SECOND ROW: Kathryn THIRD ROW: Joan Pollard, adopted addition to ryvMTi;: - the curriculu driver training. A result of this course should be more st on the highways. After class work in the rules and pat of driving set up by the Department of Vehicles, Linda Is ready to put what she has learned into practice. Ronald Baker, the instructor, is showing Linda the first steps of starting the car. Driver Training.

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Brenda Jones, Margie Bridgers, and Bill Jefferson seem to enjoy learning a skill that will be useful to them throughout life. Typing II. (Commerce Atudents Lene it tin comntuniL 5 - id dtreddecl in dociai dludieA. By knowing the fundamentals of shorthand, Mary Owens, Linda Crisp, and Nancy Ellis find there is a shorter and more convenient way of writing. Shorthand I. ERWOIM® J A consciousness of world citizenship is needed today. Bennie Bridgers and Paul Flowers put together a model of the United Nations building to be used in a display on United Nations Day. World History. Darlene Norville and Cooper Abrams examine a few good books. Because biographies tell thrilling stories of important citizens, they are a valuable help in studying history. American History. [ 10 ]

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Linda Proctor welcomes the Rev. George Hyler, pastor of North Side Baptist Church, Greensboro, North Carolina, who presented a devotional in assembly. Mr. Hyler was introduced by the Rev. T. W. McKneely, pastor of the Pinetops Baptist Church. An inspiring devotional was given at Thanks- giving by Marion Sumerlin, Vel Everette, and Gloria Pitt. L e rememoet addem This is a typical scene in assembly — students listening at- tentively as announcements or a program is being given. The Library Club presented a play for Book Week. Bobbie Jean Ivey looks rather surprised at Wayne Allen and Carolyn Turner after Wayne had been beaten by some books he had handled roughly.