Franklin High School - Laurel Leaf Yearbook (Franklin, NC)

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THE LAI REL LEAF ELOISE GRIFFIN FRANKS who, during- her years as a teacher of ours, has always proven herself to be a friend of youth and to be possessed of that rare understanding which youth so often needs, this volume is affectionately dedicated Page Two

Page 8 text:

FORKWORD To the casual reader this volume may seem dull and uninteresting, but to us it is a mirror—cracked, perhaps, in a few places and maybe dulled in others and with flaws in more places than one—but still a mirror in which is reflected our life and our school. In it we can look through the coming years and there find reflected ourselves and our school mates and the things we like to think upon. We hope you like it—We hope you ap¬ preciate its meaning to us now, and most particu larly in the future years—We offer it to you for what it is to us and appreciate your interest in it. If you just can’t like it, and if you find it unbearably dull and uninteresting—If it seems childish and immature—All of which we admit— Then—Close it up and lay it aside, for after all, nobody cares an awful lot wheth¬ er it pleases you or not. THE STAFF. Page Four