Woodington High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Kinston, NC)

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Hours of preparation and practice by the home economics students resulted in a beautiful fashion show which received many favorable comments. March — Preparation For Coming Events — April Maybe she will become a model. For W H S March is a month of preparation. Secretive juniors whispered and hurried about as plans for the Junior-Senior Prom progressed. Sophomores unfruitful searches revealed almost no insects to be found until the April warmth brought successful field trips. The four walls of a school room suddenly became too much as the warmth of the great outdoors beckoned. 19

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tournament. The glitter of new class rings holds the complete at- tention of seniors. Nothing is more beautiful than this symbol of finally being on the way out. Class Rings Sparkle . . . And the snow came . . . Proud Students Glow — February 18

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May — The Beginning Of The End — June Senior week, graduation practice, that strange feeling of joy and nostalgia, and the excitement of those last days brought the year to a close. Each event was greeted by Seniors’ cries that it is the last. Looking back brought memories of work, pleasure, friendship, and the realization that the year had passed with the speed of wonderful times, leaving lasting memories that we will come to treasure. So those who work diligently . . . Newscaster Annie Joyce King Our secretary and her student assistants prepare to run the final examinations. 20