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A. WAYNE BURTON Principal To the Members ofthe Class of 1960: l wish to congratulate each of you on the completion of your graduation requirements. Now that this coveted goal has been reached, I trust that you are not completely satisfied, but are deter- mined to achieve even higher goals. As you strive to reach them, you have my best wishes for an abundance of good health, prosperity, and happiness. May all of you, when you finally begin your life's work, become active Christian citizens in the community in which you live. Sincerely, A. Wayne Burton
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151 i I Messrs. Frank Smith, Arnold Steele, Edward Hickman, Raymond V. West, President. Board of School Trustees and School Secretaries To the members of our local school board, we want to express our appreciation for your many efforts to make this a better school. You face many problems, some important and some less importantg there are many decisions you must make in order that we may have a superior school system, and there are many complaints to satisfy. Your devotion and loyalty to our school is an example for us to follow. We salute you for a task well performed. Mrs. Sophie King, Senior Secretary Mrs. Esther Mitchell
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H igh School Principal OTIS P. JEFFERSON, JR. To The Class of 1960: lt is significant that the largest class to ever graduate from M.H.S. completed its tenure in the years of the Big Change. Many operational procedures were revised during your high school career as we went through that difficult stage of transition from a small to a medium size school. These changes affected you materially. Some found favor with you, others, disfavor. Certainly you deserve commendation for the ease and good grace with which you adjusted to the transi- tion. l trust that the lessons gained from this transitory period in high school will stand you in good stead in the much more violently transitory conditions that modern society produces. My congratulations for a fine yearbook. It will surely provide many hours of pleasant reading in future years. Sincerely, df few If r Otis P. Jefferson, Jr. ,'4, JO ANN TIMMONS
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