West Mecklenburg High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Mr. Brumfield, school photographer, and Judy McCall, picture editor of the TOMAHAWK, look at prints of the numerous pictures taken for the annual. John Donne’s idea seems necessary in any healthy personal philosophy. A person tends to become narrow-minded and static if he lives in isolation. Mingling with people of different personalities and backgrounds strongly urges a person to broaden the perspective of his personal views. Indeed, for most people, life’s richest opportunity is seeking to understand and to establish meaningful contacts with other people. People unable to form bridges to other human islands are among the most miserable people alive. West Mecklenburg provides innumerable opportunities for each of its students tovavoid being an island to himself. CY VJ Vln O87 om 3 , Members of the glee’ club who possess a special interest in music form ; the ensembles which’ performs on special occasions. Alan Newcomb, a well-known television and radio commentator, speaks to the Student Council on “a the topic, ‘This Is Your Future. Page 5

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During the West-North basketball game, the Indians receive instructions from Coach Kent Moseley. No Man Is an Island, Entire of Itself — DONNE Judy Rowell and John Birmingham help Vicki Tadlock fit the robe which she will wear in several end-of-the-year ceremonies. Page 4

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oe When a student enters high school, he ventures into a new phase of his life. Meeting new people, setting goals, and acquainting himself with varied situations are only a part of his challenging experience. Though You Think You Know It You Have No Certainty Worth Springs and James Mashburn use Singing a Spanish song, Marie Dunn The Vagabonds present ‘’The World of the blocking dummies during a football accompanies herself on the ukulele. Carl Sandburg.”’ practice session. Page 6