Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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administration Mr. Martin and Mr. Lechelop discuss projected plans for C1ClClifi0HS to our present school, which include a new cafeteria. Sammy isn't overly enthusiastic toward Paula and Mildred's idea of all those senior books.

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curriculum and Mary Louise Bethecr, Betsy Blizzard, and Linda Gove appear absorbed in their worldly studies.

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i fl MR.J. v. MARTIN Z7 ' ' ff Superintendent SENIORS OF 1956, I salute you as the final curtain closes on your high school careers. I feel, too, those emotions which cannot be expressed in words, but which act as bonds between members of your class as your high school days become fewer and fewer. As the class of 1956 goes out to ioin the pre- vious twenty-nine groups with which l have been associated, I feel confident that you will hold high that banner signifying the fact-that you are Page Eight n graduates of a great democratic institution-the public schools of America. Those of us whose privilege it has been to work with you express our deepest gratitude for the rich experience of associating with members of your class, who are to become the leaders of to- morrow. May God's richest blessings be upon you and may joy and happiness in serving others be a major part of your life's efforts. J. V. MARTIN