Four Oaks High School - Acorn Yearbook (Four Oaks, NC)

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In This, the Year of Our Lord, Nineteen Hundred Forty-Eight, The Senior Class of Four Oaks High School Deflicates THE ACORN to MB. AND MRS. 1. T. HATCHER -f- ,u

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IHHIEHHHN Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Hatcher have become an integral part of Four Oaks School. When the lirst building of the school plant was only two years old, Mr. Hatcher became principal of the school. Under his administration, the student body has in- creased from 575 to L960, and the school plant has grown from one building with 16 classrooms to three buildings with 50 classrooms. ' More important than the growth of the physical plant of the school has been the influence which Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher have exerted upon a generation of students. For twenty-four years, they have been the wise counselors and understanding friends of the boys and girls of Four Oaks School District. We who are leaving Four Oaks School this year shall miss their guidance, but we hope that we shall always reilect their high ideals.

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THE ACORN STAFF Editor-in-Chief ..... ....... M ARY HELEN BLACKINION Business Manager ....... ........................ lk lAv1s ALLEN Assistant Editor .......................... ........ I ULIA PARRISH Assistant Business Manager ........ ........ F AY LANGDON In order to preserve happy memories and revive school day raptures, We commit to you the first volume of THE ACORN. As you turn its pages, may you live again the eventful days of 1947-1948. THE EDITOR SCHOOL SONG You're the queen of our hearts, Four Oaks High Schoolg You hold the place which none other can Hll. The years in passing have hound us, and bind us closer still. Like the sun in the east when 'tis rising, A new day is dawning for thee, And through sunshine and tears, Of our clear high school years, You're the queen of our hearts, Four Oaks High School! SCHOOL COLORS: Red and White -455 4 align-