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

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}f your existeme To ease crowded classroom conditions, workmen began in ]aniiary to lay fottndations for three additional mobile tDiits. Aii’erf students gaze at the majestic chief donated by the 196T1965 cheerleaders to keep vigil over West tribesmen. llie verities and realities of each day are different for each student. I low ' ever, en’eryone faces problems, of which the solutions affect his entire existence. “This day” has held unique experiences and problems for each student. By meeting the challenges with relentless efforts and undaunted spirits, students may envision tomorrow with hope and dream of yesterday with contentment. Through narrative pictures and informati ' e copy, the Tomahawk staff endeavored to capture the glory of action, the bliss of growth, and the splendor of beauty and compile them into an exciting, cherishable yearbook. They hoped to create a book which would retain “this day” as a memorable reality. School spirit surging to great intensity, Mr. Freeman sells Alice Sadler a ticket for the Myers Park basketball game. Page Seven

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of Action In striving to produce well- rounded students, W ' est endeavored to stimulate growth not only through scholastic achievement but also through participation in acti ' ities. More than twenty oroanizations , O pro ' ided a means of developing every student’s talents or particular interests. Organized competitive sports, physical education classes, and the Girls’ Athletic Association were outlets for friendly competition and phvsical development.