Johnston County High School - Hawk Yearbook (Smithfield, NC)

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S U PERIN TE DE TS WORKS TO IMPROVE 301-1 Tow CQU TY SCHOOL p Mr. E. S. Simpson -- Superintendent A hum of acitvity issues daily from the office on the corner of Church and Third Streets. This room is the dornain of the Superintendent of Johnston County Schools, a good reason for the sound of busy action. The Superintendent is Mr. E. S. Simsong and his job with the help of the Assistant Super- intendents, Mr. Lewis and Mr. Long, and of the School Board, is to regulate the activities of all the schools in Johnston County. Mr. Jasper Lewis, Assistant Superintendent Mr. J. Burke Long, Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Cora A. Boyd, Supervisor 8

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eb nbca fion Q kia? For the many years of faithful service as a teacher in the Johnston County School System -- for your leadership, inspiration, sincerity and friend to the many boys and girls whom you have touched, we the class of 1965, with this gratitude and respect, dedicate this annual to . . . Mrs. Amelia Parks Felder 7

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MEET OUR NEW PRINCIPALS To: Members of the 1965 Graduating Class My de ar seniors: You have almost approached a point where you can proudly look back over your ' accomplishments of twelve years of public school education. We are doing our best to prepare you for this great hour. We hope that each of you will be prepared to meet the challenges which await you -- Such as college, vocational, industrial and tech- nical education. lt is our hope that you will be able to take your places beside high school graduates of other schools in the institutions of higher learning . Opportunities for high school graduates are unlimited for those who have the desire and courage to work hard, concentrate and sacrifice. You must never let frolic and frills take pre- cedence over virtue and determination. As your school has helped you, we are count- ing on you to help others. The education which you received here is the springhood to your desires, ambitions, expectations, and your destiny. If you have made wise use of your days here at j.C.T.S . , developed wholesome interests and attitudes and learned to live with others, then success for you is inevitable . We are aware of the many problems that may fall in your path. Regardless of the magnitude of your problems, your Alma Mater is willing and able to help you. Our guidance department will be at your service if you need help even though you may have finished school here. Lastly, acknowledge your loyalty, confidence and appreciation of your Alma Mater by exemplifying the wholesome traits and manners which we have attempted to teach and portray here, maintain an active membership in your Alumni Associa- tion, and stay in contact with and mpport your school. In other words, never forget J.c.T.s. DQLLW J. F. McNeill -- Principals of Johnston County Training School it 1. F. Meueiii - fl' 1 if Q. K. Wall -- Principal of South Campus Johnston County Training School