Asheboro High School - Ash Hi Life Yearbook (Asheboro, NC)

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N442 it -if it l U' ix ,fgcfminiolfralfion l I . REGINALU TVRNEH :XLMA J. LASSITE11 l Superb:twuiwit Principal I X :mage fo ,gifbwfenlfa There is a title in the a1't'airs oi' inen. which. taken at the rlootl. leads on to fortune: Omitted, all the voyage of their life is bonntl in shallows :intl in iniseries. Nothing is niorc truly applicable to the youth of the present generation. Ncver before have the nation. the state. antl the local CllIlIll1llIlIIi9S felt :I greater responsibility for the proper training and ilevelopnient of the young. Ili orcler that thc great democratic principles upon which our nation was founalell niay be niaintaineml, it is necessary that all our young: people be given an opportunity in the inost pleasant environment to develop the heritaze with which they have been enrlowerl. All are not endowed with equal abilities :incl capacities: it is up to the inilivitlual as to what he will b.coine. For tht' person with ambition anil avcrafre talent. there is nothin: that van stop biin. Your lives are shelttreml anal protected by your homes and the public schools. You are preparin,9.' to enter a clitferent sphere. with acldofl liberties and with atlderl responsibilities. XVhether you. upon grailuation from high school, go on to college or whether you seek a position and start earning a live- lihooil. you will be on your own: the responsibility will be yours. VVe. :intl I speak for the faculty. hope that your training has and will be such that you can ably tit into the new role in life which awaits you. -MISS ALMA .l. LASSITER. . ff X, 4 s..-V ....,,' K-V -lj- ' f f ' fr . f f X.f- . .f ., gl- , . f vf yi X - -f

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,7 , V is E W k 5,v'wT awww, . N W '54 .fgjminidlfrozlfion MRS. LETITIA Miss BIABEL JAMES M. Miss PLLEANOR PREYETTE RUBEHTSON SCHREYER VVILLOUGHBY EIllHl'1'2lllllHGl1l'3'..'x.B. GL1ilfm'd.B.S. Brevarsl. U. N. C.. A.B. Bowling G1'een.A.B. Engflish Hmm' Er-mwnm-5 Sviemm' f'UIIlHlC?'CilII . MCMA? Miss COYINGTON Mus. R. J. PAT LEONARD LOUISE SXVAIM Elon HIL1i EH f'illL'iIlll2lti CUl1Sl'l'YJlflH'S' Salem Hr1'1w'f111'f1 N, Y. If Ifllllll B. Mus. .llucrir Jlufrir' 0 n ,.,, ,Ut ,J iw, 4,6 fl -1 'K W f-H- - , L11 , 5 X if -, - - , .. , , , f' M J E' . --X - f , , K-MJ ,,f , , , , , X, HE ,f 1,-'