Altamahaw Ossipee High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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FOREWORD Almost two years have passed since the first issue of the Tomahawk came off the press. Now we present to you, fellow students, the third edition of our annual, between whose covers you will find a complete record of all events of in- terest occurring during 1947-48. We ask you, therefore, to make this book one of your “priceless possessions” —not to be stored away for special occa- sions, but to be put in an accessible place as an eloquent reminder of the carefree and profitable years once spent in senior high. May you also, as individuals, up- hold the ideals which find expression in this volume. In it we have bound to- gether the past experiences which few of us will ever forget—experiences at our A. O. H. S. The Editors CONTENTS Administration Activities Features Advertisements 2

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31 it Anno nr To the memory of Charles Edward Kernodle, M.D., second child of D. F. Kernodle and Lydia Garrison, graduate of University of North Carolina and the University of Maryland, generous benefactor of the Altamahaw-Ossipee School, humble physician for the north central section of North Carolina, and modest friend of mankind, this year book of the Class of 1948 is gratefully and affectionately dedicated. The people of the Altamahaw-Ossipee community placed a memorial plaque in the school in memory of their beloved Doctor in 1944, bearing the follow- ing inscription: Charles Edward Kernodle, M.D. Born March 6, 1879 Died October 15, 1942 f. LIVED EARLY YEARS IN GUILFORD COUNTY Attained prominence as beloved Doctor in this community, was member of Bethlehem Christian Church. Expressed keen interest in educational advantages of the corqmunity as county commis- sioner. Chairman Local School Board, Member of Planning Com- mittee for Altamahaw-Ossipee School. This part of North Carolina is richer and better spiritually, intellectually, and physically because of the long years of unselfish labor which he so willingly gave.