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

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MR. J. L. WEST, JR. Appreciation We, The Laurel Leaf Staff of 1962, wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. J. L. West, Jr., who has given so unselfishly of his time and talents for various school functions. The services that he has rendered to our school will long be remembered. 6

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In troduction Wheels require energy to produce motion. Our lives also require energy to produce motion. We must have this essential energy in the forms of faith, hope, initiative, and ambition. We should constantly push forward, take on new responsibilities, accept new challenges, and strive for im¬ provement. We must seek newer and higher goals to which we should aspire, continuously endeavoring to attain these and set up even higher ones. In the future, to excel will be to succeed. The Laurel Leaf Staff of 1962 feels that as you step out into this modern, different world, you should apply the en¬ ergy within you to the fullest, remain dauntless of disappoint¬ ment and attempt to improve and progress further.

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MR. ROY BIDDLE, JR. edica tion During the years that Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Biddle, Jr., were at Franklin High School, they contributed much to the improvement of our school. Mrs. Biddle was an inspiring English teacher and served as a creative sponsor of The Laurel Leaf. Mr. Biddle did outstanding work with the chorus and the Student’s International Discussion Club. He taught business and social studies. You left many memories to Franklin High School, and we hope that you find happiness and satisfaction in your new school. We, the Yearbook Staff, dedicate to you, Mr. and Mrs. Biddle, this 1962 edition of The Laurel Leaf.