Seagrove High School - Se Hi Yearbook (Seagrove, NC)

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LEARNING SPORTSMANSHIP SEEKING KNOWLEDGE agence a PLANNING EE FUTURE

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There is always a need on the part of Seniors to have a teacher with whom they can identify. We seem to remember the good old days in his classes, as well as the more recent memories of this past year. For his tireless efforts in making a better student council, for his friendship and aid during our groping years, and for his patience with our French pronunciation, we dedicate the 1970 edition of the SE-HI to David Garner, David Garner ---WE DEDICATE Edward Harris Education can be a drudgery to the student, orat least not very exerting. Con- sequently, it is indeed unusual to find a teacher who stimulates his students' search for knowledge while making it fun at the same time. Though he is a relatively new face in our high school lives, we have come to respect him. For his work in putting together the PROWLER and for taking some of the drud- gery out of our path, we dedicate the 29th edition of the SE-HI to Edward Harris.