Needham Broughton High School - Latipac Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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DEDICATIO THE Class of 1942 proudly clcclicatcs the Sesquicentennial LATIPAC to Miss Uma Bliss Lewis. As Adviser of our Class :incl teacher of llilatlxciuzxtics, she has umde :L nainc for herself which is synonymous with siiicerity, 05l1'llCSl1l1QSS, steaclfastncss :mtl Christifui living. 13

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THE L TIPAC SCORE AGAI FOR the fourth consecutive year, the LA'1'11nxcv, annual of Broughton High School, won medalist class at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, sponsored by Columbia University in New York City. The cut below reproduced from the summary sheet of the critical report from the judges. A telegram that came to the school in November 19411, in a measure tells the story. It read: Raleigh High School Publi- cation crashes through to Highest Gold hfledal award in National Press Competition here today. I Here again congratulations are in order to the students, advisers, photog- raphers, printers and engravers, because they are the ones who made such a record possible. Special praise goes to Anne Lineberger, Editor, Henry Kitehin, Business Wlcwz-cagc1'g H. K. VVltl1C1'SP001l, Jr., Staff Photogmplw1'g ldmrsw SUMMARY Idea of Book Layout Editorial Contents .... Photography. . . jimgraving .............. Printing and Typography.. Paper Stock and Binding Other Considerations... ff.-ana'--Q-4. 1 O 20 .300 100 50 Se 50 1 gp, ' Possible Score.......l0OO YOUR SCORE Zoo 3.0 10.0 fc? P .50 -SO 0 'rural f M 'i Miss Ruth Burdette, Busivwss Aflzfiscrg and Bliss Laura Helen Paschal, . ......... 5 K0 . o 0

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DIR. C1'.AUD1'I1?. GADDY, Supeviizfclzdclzt MR. Jicssic O. S,xND1snsoN, Szzperiiztcizflcnt Raleigh City Schools Raleigh City Schools 1936-1942 February 19412 ADMINISTRATION THR National Emergency has affected the life of every man, woman and child in this country. Change has been the one thing that has lJCCl1 stable. Bien have been called from every walk of life to help defend the ideals of democracy. In some cases, places that were left vacant, have been filled by women. Schools, as well as other professions have felt and feel the effects of the efforts that have been put forward. The Raleigh City Schools changed superintendents in February 19i2. Our school, the Needham B. Broughton, had eight teachers to leave during the school year in order either to go in the Service or accept positions elsewhere. hir. Claude F. Gaddy had been Superintendent of the Raleigh City Schools for five and one-half years when he left in February 1942 to become Superintend- ent of Rex Hospital. The work that he did with the schools speaks for itself. His day started early and ended late. He did his job well. l'xIr. Gaddy left of his own accord. He liked Raleigh and as he looked toward the future, he wanted it to still be his home. He was more assured of this by taking t.he work at Rex Hospital. In so doing he .hopes to continue to serve the people of Raliegh. 144