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

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BURNICE ROYSTER, Co-Editor CHARLENE ANDERSON, Editor A Message to Our Classmates To be a successful publication a yearbook must fulfill its obligation to the students and school. If a student, per- using his yearbook, can place himself in a scene or can enjoy an accomplishment, the yearbook has succeeded. Also, if the actions in the school by teachers, administra- tors, and students ate correctly portrayed, then the yearbook has succeeded. We tried our best to capture all of your activities in school, and activities out of school so that when you will have grown old, your fond memories will brighten your future days. This yearbook is very important because it expresses us, the students and teachers at Mary Potter High School. To Everything There is a Time These ate the young years, the fruit- ful years when time means only the day after tomorrow. These are the years of wistful-eyed beings with tender dreams, but youth is, as you may know, brutal as well as tender, and youth is reality as well as a dream. To Everything There is a Time Charlene Anderson, Editor Burnice Royster, Co- Editor

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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