Hugh Morson High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Foreword EUAUSE of the standards given this sehool by the great edueator for whom it is named: beeanse of the repeated vio- tories of our sehool against obvious overwhelming oddsg because of the ideals for which the Class ot' 1930 stands, we have greatly enjoyed eolleeting and editing as mueh of the history and traditions of the sehool as we ean find space for. For our fellow classmates, we have tried, to the best of our ability, to portray tl1e phases of sehool life that will, in the years to come, keep our minds filled with the spirit of Hugh Morson High School. We hope that we have lived up to the honor that you have gracious- ly bestowed upon us. Of our friends and readers we have but one simple request: when they glanee through the pages of this book, let them not be eritiealg for we have done our bestg and if we have failed, the fault is in us and not in our efforts. To those interested in the past, present, and future of Hugh Morson High School, we humbly present THE OAK LEAF or 1930 X

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