Leaksville High School - Weaver Yearbook (Leaksville, NC)

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FOREWORD Here is our annual! This is the lirst year Leaks- ville High School has ever published one of this size and quality. It attempts to present our life at school in a natural way, and it represents the best efforts and work of many students. But more than this, our new annual symbolizes a new spirit of progress alive in our school, a new feeling of pride in our hearts. In giving our annual the name, THE WEAVER, it was our aim to suggest the idea of the weaving of the woof of our high school days into the warp of our lives. We have attempted to demonstrate this idea with the accompanying account of our thoughts and activities. THE WEAVER, however, is not merely a personitication of the pattern of our school life pictured herein. The title of our annual, being suggestive of the main industry of our township, means to us a tie between our school and the com- munity. We want our school to merit the pride of the community which the textile industry deserv- ingly receives. We express our most fervent hopes that THE WEAVER will mean as much to the rest of the school and to the community as it means to us- a pattern of our high school life to inspire pride in the past and progress in the formation of new patterns in the years ahead.

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D. M. SNODDERLY We, the members of the Class of 1947, appreciatively dedicate our annual to MR. SNODDERLY, under Whose strong and admirable leadership our school has made such great progress during his first year as principal.