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

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FOREWCRD Since the centennial of the Civil War is being observed, and since there is located in the Four Oaks school district the site of one ofthe last famous battles of the Civil War, Bentonville has been chosen as the theme for this 1963 ACORN. Almost all ofthe Four Oaks School students have, at one time or another, visited the Harper House, the monuments, and the trenches at his- toric Bentonville. In fact, many of our students live in the surrounding area. BENTONVILLE ln l665 a local market center for nasal stores Ctar pitch 61 turpt ntlnel Bentonville glus name 0 he battle lou t nearby March I9 Zl 1 65 Confederate s cont t n ln this yearbook the staff has compared our A V 7 l'BfCd hffn th dy school system and how it works to the fighting army before 'thi bd!! lr at Bentonville and to the Confederate armies ofthe they ret'-6 att d on Civil War. We, in a sense, are an army striving for victory - the mastery of an education. As you bgfrch 22' burnsd turn through these pages, note how efficiently our 1 ' 8 stocks of HRW al army is operated ...... ltofes- UDIOH fOl'Cg S occu led the ill Marc ZZ 24 I age A 1 . t. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS SUPERLATIVES IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRE SI-I MEN U NDERCLA SSMEN ORGANIZATION S SPORT S ADS