Haw River High School - Indian Yearbook (Haw River, NC)

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5' MISS THELMA CATES Once afriend, always afriend , Miss Cates has remained our friend. We, the last Senior Class of Haw River High School sincerely wish to express our gratitude, love, and deep appreciation in be- half of everyone that has ever known her, and come in touch with her truly wonderful personality. We thank Miss Cates for every bit of her patience, understanding, and re- markable untiring zeal to work for those around her. Miss Cates, May God bless you. From Elon Collogc Annual 1925 To any class, of any kind, she'd be an ac- quisitiong She's amiable to everyone - It's just her disposition. Once afriend, always a friend may be truly said of Thelma. Loyalty to people whom she loves is one of her chief character- istics. Quiet, but competent, she has proved herself to be a diligent student by the four years of Latin that she mastered. Since she is aday-student, she is not with us much, but we are convinced that Thelma is a very con- scientious girl who never shirks a duty. She seems able to face any baffling situation, undisturbedg and we truly believe that her every effort will be crowned by success. 1 Q Y x' ff . S , fc.. Q gi 1 b'Q

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Qeogcafzbn 3 P -,-mi if '- ffimf f7 MR. LEO D. MARTIN Who has made many contributions to our school life. As our professor of French, he was great. ' His keen wit and sense of humor has won the hearts of many students, and we are truly grateful for his work with us. O We, the Seniors of Haw River High, proudly dedicate the 1962 Indian to MR. ELMO S. ALLGOOD Who, no matter how busy, howtired or how rushed, always has time for a friendly smile and a cheery hello. He is never too hurried to spare a moment for a Word of encourage- ment to spur us on to higher goals of both education and spiritual life. We would like to express our sincere appre- ciation for his help and guidance during the four years that we have spent in high school. -me 2

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J oar gf Cjofzcazfzbnt G. O. Thompsong J. T. Martini E. S. Allgoodg R. P. Smithg J. M. Williamsong J. W. Simpson. In Memory of Mr. J. W. Simpson 4 . With the sudden passing of Mr. James W. Simpson on Jan- uary 7, 1962, Haw River lost one of its most respected and best loved citizens. Truly it may be said of him To know him was to love him. His friendly personality, his sin- cerity, and his devotion to the school and community have endeared him to both young and old.