Washington High School - Packromak Yearbook (Washington, NC)

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Cloudy or Sunny, W.M. S. Never Ceases . . . Ahead of the noonday heat and the afternoon showers, the morning sun finds Billy Bullock, Larry Poore, and Grey Winfield playing an energetic game of tennis. With anticipation of a winning season the Aug can not keep our boys away from football Coaches Wagner, Alligood, and Chapin put them] their paces morning and night six days a we Three days a week Chief, Missy Harrington, leads the Varsity Cheerleaders in their stj practice. A great deal of work has to be done in preparation for that first big game.

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Zke T)ays May but Activity at m Mrs. W ROMAK look on. room str month of prthy signs the first shipment ot the ’62 PACK- as editor Sara Moss and as. editor Missy Harrington I These two girls kept office hours in the Packromak Jjggling with these first sixteen pages during the tugust. Parlez-vous francais? Excited French students Mary Fisher Moore, Troy Boyd, and Tommy Patterson try out new ear¬ phones as Mrs. Harris dictates the lesson. Council President, Troy Boyd, leads Washington High students in the clean-up cam- lich was begun last year and has proved very successful.

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Mad scientists Grey Winfield and Ernest Larkin perfect their latest discovery . . . guaranteed to blow up the world! Spanish students, Royce Barrow, Lois Cutler, Jane Alligood and Del Miltenberger listen to a tape recording through earphones as Senora Larkin supervises. I Labor Omnia Vincit. Work conquers all; but it is hard to beat the fun these relaxing Latin students are having. Much hard work preceded this annual Latin Club Banquet which is always a great success. 12