Washington High School - Packromak Yearbook (Washington, NC)

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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

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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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Many a delightful meal has been prepared by Home Ec. students. Here Ann Swain, Mary Ann Potts, Tish Sawyer, and Kay Walk¬ er demonstrate techniques learned in class. They say cooking a meal is almost as much fun as eating it. Along with summer fun (trips, parades, and swimming parties) comes the hard summer practice for our outstanding Washington High School Band. Mr. O’Neal and his “kiddies” whiz through many an algeb raic equation, geometric theorem, trigonometric figure . . . and even the problems of the world.