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

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77 'Mug The lmys who xvefxtr the Blue :mtl White of Fayetteville High not only reign stuiretite in the K'Ullf6l't'llCQ, hut are the might- iest iu lllt'SllllL'.Ll1ltlLll'4:'OUtSILllllllllgll1 the South. Never before iti the liisttmrv of our sc'-hool hats at teatm shown such hrilliztlit lDlLlAYlllQ'. such tlttuutless spirit. such uttext-ellecl sptwtsttizttisltip uutl :tt the stuue time xvoti surh decisive victories. 3 1 9, L' Of the team that worked as ont-i Coaching staff . . . of the undefezfi State Football Champions - hut rl Bulldogs, tops in every sense, weQ is sm honor, therefore, for us to di our friends who have brought greati and F. H. S. l luffff lvzffmf '

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Cllmberlq U . Fayetteville, N lc lbmry A sense of comradeship is characteristic of high school seniors who have coped Hd County P by Ofth Carolina with mutual problems, overcome irksome barriers and who now stand ready to open the door into the uncertain future. This feeling of unity is accentuated by the realization that a known and loved phase of life is soon to end and that an unfamiliar one with new responsibilities, new associations, new pleasures, and new outlook will begin. The Class of '48, then, feels the need of some permanent testimony, an enduring record, of their hopes and ideals, their struggles and achievements, their friends and good times, their serious and their joyous mo- ments. The purpose of the LaFc1mac is to furnish just such a record. Providing a memory book to be treasured always, honoring the outstanding among us, making the year 1947-1948 live again-its stirring times, its familiar faces, and a1l-fulHll- ing the tradition of this yearbook, we present the 1948 LaFamac in Blue and White. The Editors Wlllli

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DOGS We eleeldeeufe the Z ?ameze vof the superb wlorth Carolina ,- of our own 1ust1y proud. lt we this book to v to thelnselve-S X f'-5+ -5 gk qw , Y e fe? a Q, , 'f flllfll ,X im