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

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In the spring a faculty committee was named to assist students in financing their yearbook. Mrs. V. B. Kendall became chairman of the finance committee, Mrs. G. P. Davis assumed responsibility along with student, Rode¬ rick Little, for organizing the advertising solicitations, and Mrs. M. E. Chess along with Myrtle Colson assumed responsibility for the bookkeeping and reporting of all monies. Mrs. H. M. Lewis worked with Caesar Stevens, chief typist. Responsibility for coordination of all these activities and of directing students in the actual pro¬ duction of the yearbook again became the task of Miss E. L. McConnell. As we neared our first deadline our adviser became ill and was hospitalized. We were with¬ out her services for one month. Other teachers, notably Mrs. E. B. Stewart, gave their assistance during Miss McConnell’s absence.

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Through the years Penn has reaped a rich harvest from the support of loyal groups dedicated in their service. One such organization is Delta Sigma Theta, Incorporated, an international service organization, composed of high calibre college women who con¬ tribute countlessly in time and effort and money to the growth of Penn ideals. The library has been enriched by the contribution of books by and about Negroes. For many years the Job Opportunities Clinic was sponsored by this group. The Jabberwock, an annual presentation has enter¬ tained Pennites and provided funds for more than $10,000 in scholarships to worthy girl graduates of Penn. At the right is Betty Cathey, 1968 Queen of the Jabberwock. Below are other contestants. | JABBERWOCK AMERICANA |