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

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3ovewovd ’The bells are ringing” early on a September morning, calling students once again to enter the halls and fill the classrooms at A. O. The sound of the bell brings varied reactions to those who hearken; some answer the sound only half-heartedly, regretting that vacations are ending; others rejoice, looking forward to the pleasure of renewed friend- ships, seeking to uncover knowledge and the answers to the innumerable questions of youth, striving for goals that are often just out of reach, but worthy of every effort. Throughout the school year, as bells ring out for class- es, tests, study halls, clubs, ballgames, and parties, stu- dents grow both physically and mentally. For thirty-eight years, since its f ou n d in g in 1922, Altamahaw Ossipee school bells have been a source of pride and joy to the community. We, the staff of the 1960 TOMAHAWK, seek to give to you in the following pages a review of this year and its highlights. Nimrod Harris, Editor Brenda Garrison, Associate 3 Are Ringing”

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1 .. I N1 x:1 ;. ;g;: ;• : x ■ Bells Signify Varied Aetivities Miss Joseph points out some vital facts about the English Language as seniors seek extra help in their preparation. All Physical Education Classes and elementary students find it fun to play on the new all- weather play court.