Chicora High School - Eagle Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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inali Bmw ,W JW xv-nr J 4 f ' in 5 ,. .K ag . 'ws in g - 1 L. ff .Q 4 ,K , f ' H ' ., , 1,,9ff'f if-E51 To you, MRS. BETTY STEVENSON, we dedicate this 1957 yearbook with deep gratitude for your untiring work and interests toward its publication. ln you we have found, not only an excellent teacher, but also a true friend and a capable leader. As we, the graduating class, leave the halls of Chicora and approach the unfolding future, we shall always remember and cherish the wisdom, earnestness, and fond words of wit with which you have, unknowingly, enriched our lives.

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lfnrewnrd Senaor Mascots DEBBIE GREENE and PAUL MORGAN TETANICH Wlth the passlng of time the echoes of our school llfe wlll grow fainter and fainter and then slowly due away Gone forever will be the routme of school llfe the fun we ve shared and the friends we ve made Only when we look back to these full days of lnvlng working and playmg together will we realnze thelr true value On the pages of thus book as wrntten the story of one of the happuest years of our lives Two little characters Nlp and Tuck have been created as a theme for the l957 Eagle We hope you wlll 'om them as they help us rellve our cherished experlences and memories of the past year May God s blessmgs be upon you as you leave behind your youthful days at Chlcora and ascend the stairway leading to the brlght new llfe ahead Page Four