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

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PIIIII' SLT OUR PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE This book stands as a true picture of your life in the year 1956, devoid of any narrow human opinions, philosophies, or fancies. As vears go on vou will rind it more dithcult to discern in these pages much semblance of truth. You will change with time and somedav look back in utter amazement upon davs that used to be. Alreadv vour teachers can see in vou the vast potentialities of gracious woman- hood and sturdy manhood-fthat is why they are teachers. Youth will always have its sophisticated independence, its unconscious frivolities, and its heart-rendinjj romances. But Providence will respond to provide those who have a faith in youth. There will always be men and women who have a sincere conviction that man is made in the image of God. Don't fret lest there will be no one to teach roday's innocent babes when they reach the Senior High School. ironically, some of you will eventually discover that you can have a faith in youth, and you will accept that arduous task of teaching them-yes, even youl Cherish the possession of this Laffzmfzc. Perhaps vou will need to seek its truths to unfold the perplexities of Tomorrowis generation. E!1ZU!l7'Il5

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A S Lu Q 'vi '7 xN!lAN!T CX QQ ia va WCS' QF SENIOR 119 OUR ALMA MA TER Hail to degli' nhl Fnycrrcvillc High School Thee wC'll always lovcn Always hem' thy PI'LllSCS 1111 in Ringing from nhnvc. Raise your voices, sing l1C1' iwrniscs- Olll' sclwol is thc hcstl Fnycttcvillc High Sclwnl wc will cherish -- Dear Old PHS. CD VE Z. :4 JP

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