Ahoskie High School - Chief Yearbook (Ahoskie, NC)

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P.T.A. OFFICERS Mr. William Charles Mrs. John C. Blanton Mrs. W. F. Knight Miss Christine Brett Mr. Lloyd Nolan AHOSKIE HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. W. G. Barnes

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To the Graduating Class: Your graduation from Ahoskie High School is indicative of your ability, de¬ termination, and desire to achieve ex¬ cellence in every endeavor that you un¬ dertake. May this accomplishment serve to inspire you to attain the highest and noblest that life has to offer. You have earned the respect, admiration, and love of your family and friends as you have worked to reach your goal. May you al¬ ways have the wisdom to make the best decisions and the courage to do that which is just and right. Sincerely, Supt. R. P. Martin As your principal and your friend it affords me genuine pleasure to bring to the staff of the CHIEF and to the student body of Ahoskie High School greetings and sincere good wishes. I should like to take this opportu¬ nity to extend to you my congratulations on your success in high school work. Let me assure you of my continued support, and my deep and abiding interest in whatever contributes to your happiness and well-being. Sincerely, T sx 7 CyL -

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languages During our four years ' work in English we strive to instruct our students in the fundamentals of good English, both oral and written. We are in complete agreement with Shakespeare when he said. Mend your speech lest it mar your fortune. We believe that a command of one ' s mother tongue is a basic skill, upon which success in other fields largely depends. Toward a mastery of English as a tool of com¬ munication and self-expression we therefore direct our efforts. We attempt also to acquaint our pupils with the rich heritage of literature from which they can de¬ rive pleasure, profit, and a deeper understanding of, and appreciation for, the fine and beautiful things which life has to offer.