Colleton High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Walterboro, SC)

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We, the Senior Class of 1955, wish to dedicate The Wolverine to our princi- pal and friend, Mr. E. M. Wiley, as a token of our appreciation for his interest, friendship, sincere sympathy, endless patience and unstinted service to us during our years at Colleton High. His untiring efforts and sacrifices have helped us in attaining the rank of graduates.

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Greetings: I want to congratulate each member of the Senior Class, the Officers and Advisors for the excel- lent job accomplished and the untiring efforts demostrated in the publication of this annual. I would like also to restate our purpose, Colleton High, School proposes to give leadership and to work cooperatively with children, teachers, custodians, parents, and other persons and agencies of the community to develop and maintain educational services that will contribute to effective total living for the total community. Total living includes health, recreation, housing, living with other people, as well as intellectual, spiritual, vocational, and civic development. The total community in- cludes children and adults within and without the school organization. Education embraces knowledge, training, and aspiration; knowledge of the practical and social arts, of the funded wisdom and aspiration of the race, and of the fine arts. Knowledge alone is not enough--ethics is indispensable. Education includes the training of body and spirit. Education fosters the social virtues by example. Education is committed to the maintenance and improvement of American society.