Berryhill High School - Link and Chain Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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r Flu illirmnriam Mn. ELBEIU' NIARSHALL NEEL VVC feel lieenlv the loss of this inemher of the Berryhill school hoard, who served so faithfully ever since its organization. Al- though he had no children of his own, he was intensely interested in the welfare, religion, and education of all youth. Ile found his greatest joy in giving help and service to others, no matter what the race or creed. V Because of his wise judgment and willingness to serve, his influence was felt in this school as well as throughout the county. Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on Thee. -Isaiah 26:3 Page I

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3111 illiemnriam GEoRoE FRANKLIN BROVVN, As individuals and as a class we feel deeply the loss of one of our hest lcnovvn and hest loved classmates. George was outstanding in many extra-curricular activities and filled well many school positions. Through his association with others he made devoted friends hy his winning smile, sweet disposition, and genuine Christian character. Page Four

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Ma. I. W. WILSON MR. DAN S. DAVIS Superintendent of IVIecklenhurg Principal of Berryhill High School County Schools HDHWIHISTRHTIOIW BERRYHILL-STEELE CREEK SCHOOL BOARD MR. L. F. CAMP, Chairman MR. R. R. MOODY, Secretary MR. T. M. BLAOKWELDER MR. I. K. Hoovnn MR. E. T. WATSON ff-ns M idly' Page Six W Q