Fayetteville High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Lafamac 1 923 FAYETTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL what Mother Thinks While walking down the street one day, I heard a little fellow say: Say, Jimmie, I'd be happy as a lamb If only I was what my mother thinks I am. She thinks I am a wonder, And she loves her little lad When she finds that he'd do nothing That is ugly, mean or badg And, lots 0' times I sit and think How nice 'twould be, Gee whiz! If a fellow was the fellow that His mother thinks he is. My friends, be yours a life of toil or joy, You still can learn from this small boy: Don't try to be a godly saint, And view the world afar - Just try to be the fellow that Your mother thinks you are. HELEN MAXWELL, '23 .g1I4Ig..

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,M MU ZS 215 ii if 1923 M, La amac FA1I'TTI VII Hifi SCHOOL SE Sli 52 SB 52 SP 52 ill! 512 514 Sli 52 juremurh O you, Reader, We commit this, the second volume of THE LAFAMAC. Our purpose has been to put in book form a record of our last year in Fayetteville High School. We respectfully ask that you peruse these pages, not with the discerning eye of a critic, but with the generous impulse of a sympathetic comrade. In this book We have attempted to show you high school life as We ourselves have livedit. If we have failed, We ask your indul- gence. If we have achieved success, our Work has not been in vain. So, Reader, Whatever be your verdict, We most humbly accept it. -THE STAFF 3 is M' 3 Q wr Q iiiiiliiifinfiiilifli

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1923 Lafamac FAYETTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL To OUR MOTHERS Whose unsellish love and unwavering faith have inspired us to undertake many important tasks during our High School yearsg who have rejoiced with us in our successes, and sympathized with us in our failures- We, the Class of 1923, lovingly dedicate this volume of THE LAFAMAC 3 .MI 5 Ip..