Franklin County Training School - Fracotrasco Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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SECTIONS LET US BE JUDGED BY OUR DEEDS Class Flower ove Yellow Rose Class Colors ooo Blue Gold CLASS POEM TRIBUTE TO OUR SCHOOL Slowly, slowly four years hath passed us by Until dear school we have to from thee part. Treasured with an unavailing cry, Stifled beneath a wearisome aching heart. Dear classmates, sorrow now pefalis us As we leave our Alma Mater kind friopdiy and true; To now fulfill our work to us made precious And keep in mind thy counsel, our promises too. Tribute to you, dear faculty, we pays Who forged in us worthy ideals, to defends By your continuous effort every day Has fitted us to face society's trend. And now for thee, dear HAG. eS 3 We lay our highest tribute on thy chest. Jacob Williams

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Martha Debnam ll yrs. Athletics 4 Crown Scepter Club 2 Cham Club 1, Staff 2 Glee Club 1 Robert Hawkins ll yrs. Athleties 4 Irene Williams 4 yrs. Glee Club 1 Charm Club 1 Lottie Wright Charm Club 1 Athletics 3 Steff 2 Beuleh Williams 4 yrs. Charm Club 1 Publie Speaking 1 Zelma Jones 3 yrs. Cham Club 1 Athletics 1 Public Speaking 2 Dramatics 1 Juanita Gill 4 YTS. Charm Club 1

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In the fall of 1939 a group of one hundred and twenty- eight Freshmen entered F.C.1.S. to commence a long journey toward graduation. This was the largest group to be enrolled in a Freshman class at F.C.1.S.e. The class was divided into two divisions. Miss Hill was made sponsor of the A divi- sion, and Mr. Holden was made sponsor of the B division. The A'' division elected Thaddeus Hayes as president, and the B division elected Clarence Evans, The outstanding event of the Freshman year was the Freshman Declamatory Contest. Each division was represented by three speakers and the winner was Dorothy Ellis who left the class in the Junior year to reside in New York state. The class was also proud of the fact that it won first prize in the annual Big Broadcast of that years At commencement perfect attendance certificates wore reccived by Harold Green and Lottie Wright. Bernice Johnson and Emma Johnson, who were attending Mebane High School at that timc,also received perfect attendance certificates. Sixty-six of the one hundred and twenty-cight returned bo F.C.T.S. to begin the second mile of their journey through ¥.C.1.S.e Mrs. Strickland and Jacob Williams were elected pre- sidents of their respective divisions. The class gained a great deal of recognition im athletics in that the Sophomore class had more representatives in this activity than any other class in the school. Mozella Thomas and Louise Harris joined the Public Speaking Club.Harold Green represonted the class on tho Student Council and Jacob Williams became a manber of the staff of the Franklin Reporter. Though no records were broken during the Sophomore year, that yoar gave to the class the wisdom necded for entrance into a Junior year at F.0.1.S.. Mrs. Strickland was elected president of the class. The outstanding activities of the Junior year were: ( continued on the following page )