Boonville High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Boonville, NC)

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{J delica tion To Mrs. Ralph Coram, through whose capable instruction, active interest, con- genial personality, and willingness to assist us, even in the smallest details; our school life has been made pleasant, our minds trained, our lives enriched, and our future outlook enlarged, we gladly and cheerfully dedicate this — ' Tiie Spotlight of 1950.”

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The Annual Staff of 1950 Presents THE SPOTLIGHT T 3 OXEiSJOX d It is the sincere desire of the Annual Staff and its sponsor, that this be the best Spotlight” ever published. Not for personal fame or credit, is this the wish, but that it may show a reflection of progress in our ALMA MATER. Annuals are for the purpose of helping one remember happy days, teachers, inter- ested patrons, schoolmates, and their activities. If the Spotlight of 1950, in years to come, brings back those recollections, the time, effort, and thought used in publishing it will have been well spent. The Annual Staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to all who have made this publication possible — to the printers, the photographer, the advertisers, and others who have had a part in the creation of the 1950 Spotlight.

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MRS. THAD REECE, B.S.H.E. Woman’s College of U.N.C. MR. HENRY MYERS, B.S. Lock Haven Teachers College Rutgers University, N. J. MISS PHEBE DAY, A.B. Meredith College MR. GROVER BROWN, B.S. Appalachian MR. J. R. WALKER, B.S. Berea, Ky. MR. H. F. PARDUE, A.B. Peabody College, Tenn. MRS. RALPH CORAM, B.S. Appalachian MR. J. G. FISHER, JR., B.S. University of Tennessee MISS BEULAH REECE Southeastern Commercial Appalachian