Nichols High School - Log Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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CGIITEHTS -ny- FACULTY SENIORS SAPLING IUNIORS SPROLITING SOPHS FRESH ACORNS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS HUMOR

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FOBEWORD A -ggi- The old order chafngeth, yielding place to new. The pages of the past eleven years have been turned! Not as the leaves that fall in the autumn are they forgotten, but as precious milestones in life's history are they remembered. In this, our last year, changes have taken place and prepa- rations have been made for living beyond graduation. Many things have bee-n done to make life more abundant and worth- while. As one of our accomplishments, We have published this volume of The Log. We would like to feel that from this effort some degree of satisfaction and pleasure might be found by those who have been so kind in helping us, for We do owe a debt of gratitude. May this annual hold within its covers a source of pleasant memories of friendship and happy associations.

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MISS VERNA ROCHETTE MoRToN First Grade Teacher since August, 1920 John Nichols School, Oxford Orphanage Oxford, North Carolina