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

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Leary Knight Mrs. Adelia J. Truitt Donald C. Iseley Roger A. Shepherd Mrs. Clyde M. Kirkman M English History Librarian Science English' Spanish High chan! Haculty English Betty A. Croom Physical Education Earl Sechler Commercial Mrs. Rachel W. Troxler ' Home Economics C. G. Kirkman Agriculture Mary F. Pierce Music Mrs. Jean W. Sadler Clerk virs. Kathleen S. Blanchard Dietitian

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Marvin E. Yount Superintendent PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE I salute and congratulate you, Class of '53, In this atomic era in which you have been thrust, I wish to remind you that the presence of the atom and of hydrogen is not new. It's possibili- ties have been here since the Infinite set tl'-ings in order, but man has only recently tapped upon it. This new era is but a reminder that there are many new and exciting worlds left fO you to conquer. We bid you good-by with love and hope believing that when your energy is released upon society even the atom will be influenced. V. Mayo Bundy Principal y- ysw-52 LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD John Stansel, Fred Blanchard, W. N. Reid, Dan Ireland, Gobel Harris, Chm.

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f'X X fxwfxmx 1 Y K 1, atb '67 435 N,oQ Whig SMX -- KX Nag ,tfl I Electrons S Xmx CLASS SONG fTu.ne-The Marine's Hymn, From the halls of A. O. High School To the shores of lands unknown, We are atoms giving our farewell, To the neutrons and protons. We already know that we shall face Times of conflicts and of strife. But dear A. O. gave us confidence That will guide us through our life. We have gone together through the years Through laughter and through tears. We cherish every memorable thing That we're leaving behind us here. We now give our thanks to every one Who has led us on our way, But, as for you, dear A. O. High School You are in our hearts to stay. Mary Frances Somers Joan Blanchard 'WWATOMITES