Lee M Waid School - Hawk Yearbook (Rocky Mount, VA)

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Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1960. Once, a long time ago, at a graduation exercise, I heard an address entitled Out of School Life into Life's School.'' Through the years this topic has taken on more and more Significance. Your graduation will mark only the beginning of your learning experiences. If you sustain a receptive and in- quiring mind, you will discover continuous opportunity to acquire new knowledge. My wish for each of you is that you will meet even greater success in Life's School''than you have in School Director of Instruction Dites, 4 a — EE

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A ll is wellthat ends well''is a statement attributed to a famous philosopher and edu- cator. Certainly that type of thinking can be consideredvery useful in our everyday lives. I believe it has a purposeful meaning in our school society. Each year the Seniors under the careful guidance of sponsors assume the task of getting out a yearbook. It is a project which requires much time, effort, money, and re- sponsibility to reach the desired end or goal.. It involves many individuals working to- gether collectively and individually. We want to recognize the parts played by the parents and the business concerns throughout the community and the county. They have so graciously contributed to the completion of this project. In conclusion, may I say that since you have .had such a vigorous beginning and have carried on so well thus far, there is every reason to believe that the end will be a happy one. That the sponsors, seniors, faculty and students of the Lee M. Waid School will ever be proud of a task well done. 8 - To all who had anything in anyway to do with its success, I am eternally grateful. C.L. Atkins, Principal . Madge S. Holland Secretary