Durham High School - Messenger Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Dedication with genuine appreciation We The Senior Class of 1937 Dedicate this edition of the Messenger to MISS MAUDE FLEETWOOD ROGERS for her devoted service, her gentle manner, and her firm adherence to the principles of worthy living PAGE 6

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Theme ORTH CAROLINA celebrates this year her Cen- tennial of Public Education. The most glamorous spot portrayed in the pageantry of this century of progress is the late colonial period in which the culture, ideals, and characteristics of a civilization, long vanished, are vividly depicted. Although opportunities for education of the masses were meager, this period has held an important place in influencing the progress of education from its remote beginning to the present. VVith this realization, the class of 1937 has selected the thriving years of the picturesque colonial plantation life of the Old South, its gallant customs, its stately architecture, and its fascinating amusements, as the theme of this book. K PAGE 5

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MISS MAUDE F. ROGERS MWA 9? PAGE 7