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

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J. Atkinson Miss L. McConnell J. Bell Mrs. A. McLeod Mrs. V. Kendal! Mrs. A. Speight N. S. Morehead D. Neely Mrs. F. Atkinson E. Moseley Mrs. E. P. Wilson THROUGH THE YEARS PENN’S FACULTY HAS COME FROM DIVERSE PLACES BUT THEY HAVE REMAINED TO ENRICH THE LIFE OF OUR COMMUNITY. THESE ARE VET¬ ERANS OF 10 OR MORE YEARS OF SERVICE, HERE AND IN THE COMMUNITY. Mesdames Atkinson, McLeod and Speight and Messrs. Moseley and Neely moved with the eighth and ninth grades to continue their years of service at the Griffin Junior High School. Later following successful years as Dean and Assis¬ tant Principal, Mr. N. S. Morehead was elevated to principalship at the Griffin Junior High School. In 1963 following long years of faithful service, Mrs. Wilson retired. Since retirement she has continued to serve almost full time as substitute teacher. Others who are not here pictured are Mr. A. F. Mc- Adoo, now employed at Northeast Junior High School; Mesdames D. Bostic, E. Hughes, B. Sanders, E. Stewart, and Miss M. Browne, still at Penn; Mrs. E. Carter at Fairview Street School; Mrs. A. Jones, retired; Mr. C. E. Yokeley, Parkview Village principal; and Mrs. G. W. Yokeley, music supervisor. 158

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Two teams of nine persons each visited scores of businessmen with enormous success. TEAM 1 FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT), Willie Roberts, Barbara Carter, Frederick Bailey, Rose Sturdivant, Gloria Carter, and Gloria Martin. SECOND ROW, Paul Brawner, Eddie Clinton. TEAM 2 FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT), Jerry Baiem, Saundra Ken¬ dall, Carlvena Steed, Larry Rucker. SECOND ROW, Benjamin Lawrence, Roderick Little, Shirley Sellers, and Charles Gideon