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

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MRS. ANNE P. BIDDLE Appreciation To “ANNIE P ” To Mrs. Anne P. Biddle, a dedicated teacher, who has guided and inspired the LAUREL LEAF Staff for six years, we, the staff of 1961, wish to convey our heartfelt admiration and appreciation. Mrs. Biddle’s combination of good humor, clever originality, and untiring effort have enabled The LAUREL LEAF to gain honor and respectful recognition for Franklin High School. 6

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Just as the panther seeks newer and better hunting grounds, the students of Franklin High School are also bound for higher ground higher ground in the field of intellectual excellence. We, the LAUREL LEAF Staff of 1961, feel that the teachers have imparted to us many important lessons of life. So, as we walk through the doors of Franklin High School for the last time, we feel that we have been well prepared in the development of harmonious relationships with our fellow man and have been provided with an academic challenge with which to face life. Therefore, may the panther, our school’s athletic sym¬ bol, always have a double meaning for each of us. 5

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MR. HARRY C. CORBIN Dedication Each day at Franklin High School is brightened by the smile and friendly nod of a man who is respected and admired by both faculty and students alike. His congenial attitude creates an atmosphere of warmness that spreads to every part of our school activities. As a result of his fairness to all and his interest in the individual student, Franklin High School has climbed to new heights under his leadership as principal. Mr. Corbin, we, the Yearbook Staff, proudly dedicate the 1961 edition of the THE LAUREL LEAF to you in gratitude and sincere appreciation for what you mean to Franklin High School. 7