Mary Potter High School - Ram Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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The Principal’s Message Our institution’s tradition is in its products which we produce, and it is you who represent those ideals and hopes that we have long awaited. It is with great pleasure that I extend to each of you sincere congratulations on reaching this period in your development, I hope the years that you have spent here with us have been profitable, interesting, resourceful, and enjoyable. Many of your loved ones will rejoice with you in your achievement, it wiu ue my tervent prayer that you will continue success , in the next developmental stage of your life, May God bless you, and you give to the world the best that you have. ■ ' ■ JIMMIE VAUGHN MORRIS, . • : Principal : Mr. Morris chats with the senior girls during their lunch hour.

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Our County Superintendents MR. D. N. HIX, Superintendent Hearty congratulations to those students and their sponsor for the production of this splendid yearbook. To those whom this yearbook is dedicated comes a reward for years of outstanding service. To all students this thought on education by Danel Webster: “Knowledge does not com- prise all which is contained in the large term of education. The feelings are to be disci- plined; the passions are to be restrained; true and worthy motives are to be inspired; profound religious feelings are to be instilled, and pure morality inculcated under all cir- cumstances. All this is comprised in educa- tion.” 1 wish to each of you a life of success and happiness. MR. L. C. ADCOCK, Assistant Superintendent

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MRS. MARY SCOTT, Our Counselor Mrs. Mary Scott, our energetic school counselor, ponders over some test, materials for the SAT and PSAT tests which is administered by her twice a year. A Big Task Nobody realizes the big task a counselor has to undertake dur- ing the school year. One of the most interesting programs Mrs. Scott sponsored this year for the seniors and their parents was The Post Graduate Pro- gram. The parents and sen- iors had the opportunity to dis- cuss certain needed informa- tion about their choice of en- deavor. The parents and sen- iors were able to secure vital information. We, the seniors, think that this program should be an annual program for all students. Our School Secretary, MRS. E. PARKER Mrs. E. Parker, our school secretary , seems to enjoy counting money, and typing reports. She has stated many times that Mr. Bass is a great help to her in assisting her with the various reports. The students and teachers find her helpful also. She is always willing to. make the various announcements for them. The secretary’s job is not as easy as it seems.