William Penn High School - Penn Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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MISS HOMECOMING 1967 DIANNE DICKEY Carlvena Steed, Attendant Smiling broadly, Mr. Burford crowns Dianne Dickey Miss Home¬ coming.

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The Projectionists In 1962 a need was sensed for someone who could assist teachers in operating many audio-visual machines, then entrusted to the care of Mr. H. L. Hawkins. These persons would be trained to operate and keep track of all such equipment. The services rendered by these young men in transporting, repairing, accounting for and often operating equipment has been invaluable to the teachers. This year’s Projectionists, pictured above are (left to right) Frederick Bailey, Eddie Clinton, Benjamin Law¬ rence and Willie Roberts. Each year the Carl Chavis Branch YMCA honors its most out¬ standing Hi-Y boy by naming him Young Man of the Year. The overwhelming choice of the committee in charge this year was Eddie Clinton. 114

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HOMECOMING More extensive planning and preparation went into tins year ' s homecoming festivities than ever before, for this was our last. The combined efforts of the students, faculty, and community made this homecoming a mem¬ orable occasion. It required many hours of work, but the results were rewarding. The senior class won first place in the float judging. Second place was awarded the Miss Homecoming float, prepared by Mr. Bolds and the shop boys. The gay atmosphere lifted the spirits of the students as they cheered the Tigers wildly. At halftime, the queens were escorted onto the field where the corona¬ tion ceremony took place. The band added the finish¬ ing touch with their spicy halftime show. We didn’t win — the game ended in a tie. Still, we all knew that our team had put forth its greatest effort, and to us, the Tigers would always be tops. ■ - 110