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

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SwWUrr PUBLIC LIBRARY nWWWT, NORTH CAROLINA THANKS There was never a beautiful rose which had no thorn and never a road which had no end. For both the Penn- point and Penn the end of the road comes simulta¬ neously and proudly, though tinged with sadness. The thorn for both is the knowledge that this is forever. Penn gratefully acknowledges the generous support of our community; the elementary and junior high schools which have prepared our students and given them unstinted support; the parents whose sympathy, understanding and loyalty have bolstered this school through the years; loving students; loyal alumni. The Pennpoint staff cannot enumerate all the acts of kindness and support given nor can we name all the persons who performed these acts. Gratefully we acknowledge the forbearance and co¬ operation given us by our principal, Mr. S. E. Burford. We “hijacked” and locked away his typewriter when at times he needed it most. We upset his carefully planned schedules and we tried his patience, but he came through beautifully whenever his support was most needed. Our teachers all pitched in to assist in every possible way and never complained at interrupted classes or requests for needed information. Students cooperated beyond the call of duty-posing, bolstering finances, purchasing books, identifying pic¬ tures, pasting on labels, and performing other tasks. The contributions of some stand out beyond others, and we could not close this final edition without ex¬ tending to them our special gratitude. These include: Saundra Kendall, Charles Gideon, and Hubert Saun¬ ders, who came in at virtually the last second to bolster our depleted staff and gave long hours of unselfish labor; Mrs. E. B. Stewart who supervised photography while our sponsor was hospitalized; Mrs. V. B. Kendall, chairman of finances, who super¬ vised all money-raising efforts; Mrs. G. P. Davis who worked diligently with the ad¬ vertising manager and his staff to make all arrangements for solicitation of advertising; Mrs. M. E. Chess, who supervised bookkeeping, re¬ ceived and accounted for all funds; Mrs. H. M. Lewis who was general overseer of our typists; Mrs. E. G. Hughes who dug into past memorabilia to make possible our historical pictures; All staff members who gave unselfishly of their time and efforts; To all others—teachers, students, parents, patrons, supporters, we give our hearty thanks. We certainly hope our efforts please you and that you will long treasure your 1968 Pennpoint, the final edition. Paul Brawner, Editor Gloria Martin Shirley Sellers Miss E. L. McConnell, Adviser R NC 371.8 William Penn 1968 William Penn High School (High Point, N.C.) The pennpoint. 30519010272360 196

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Congratulations for 76 Years of Service A. C. CORPENING » • Compliments of ROSE RADIO AND TV SERVICE Compliments of HIGH POINT CHEMICAL COMPANY L. W. Stevenson F. D. Vuncannan 197