Flat Rock High School - Parade Yearbook (Flat Rock, NC)

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Ed tral for BE ae Wilt Se NUH a 1G Iega a aa UF 1940

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Win AGW TY First row: Mrs. Wilma King, Mr. G. A. Milton, Mrs. Mildred Smith. Second row: Mr. W. A. Franklin, Mrs. Susie Sinclair, Miss Gardenia Osteen, Mrs. Catherine Crawford. Third row: Miss Nell Crosby, Mr. E. L. Justus, Mrs. Cecil Kessler. J Principals Message One of the most difficult duties of a principal is to speak for the entire faculty. Frequently the same message is given over and over again. I think that this is both necessary and good. We have the same feeling for the class of 1948 that we have had for other classes. We want to commend you for your past accomplishments and congratulate you for continuing in school until you reached the goal of graduation. However, you are going to face greater problem s and make more momentous decisions than other classes have had to face and make. We hope that you are going to meet these problems with sufficient courage and determination to solve them. Our best wishes and fondest hope go with you. E. L. Jusrus, Principal

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aemiae Clase President—HEeErsert Justus Vice-President—Rosert LocKABY Secretary- Treasurer—-VERDA SHIPMAN MASCOTS Linpa Fay WILKIE Larry Huccins Cares BLACKWELL Berry DEAN ConNWELL FrepERICK Dorsey “Happy am I, from care I’m free.” “Life is just what you make it.” “Loyal and good-hearted, able to over- ” Although Charles is small in size, Her smile and genial disposition come obstacles. his abilities are great. have added much to good will of the We recognize Fred as the business campus. man of our class; he’s a born leader, a dependable student, and an agree- able person.