Nichols High School - Log Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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IN APPRECIATION MR. J. E. STRAWBRIDGE Strawbridge Studio Durham, N. C. How much happiness this fine, Masonic friend, Mr. J. E. Straw- bridge, has given the children of the Oxford Orphanage! We are deeply grateful to him for his very generous gift of photography. Through his visits on the campus, every child from the youngest in the Dunn Building through those of the senior class knows and loves him, and from all, we would say Thank you, Mr. Strawbridge, for your kindness and love. May we prove worthy of your friendship. Page Fourteen -T, 2 'Q'--1 Tw: ' If T.5QLQT,l..: ' . - - v - ' Q ,L.E.LeJ?'k , If fi-.Q gif ,TQ ,rf 3 V ag, 241' ili'-71' ' ' ,, f f I ' 1 5 I , ' - .cg H, . -I--N f- . ,...f': 'Mi ,727 W' -V -- Viif,2Q:' I 5 Y fgjf' 'Z?,.f'l.fQgL.- 5,51 2jj fi

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The fourth floor was formerly used as a place to store clothing, but af- tir the Duke Building was provifled, then this department mis ttznsfer- red. On the first floor are the case worker's office, the post office, recep- tionist's office, candy corner , chapel, teachers, parlors, reading room, supply room, and childrenls visitors' room. Since the decision was made to convert St. John's College into the Ox- ford Orphanage, there have been nine superintendents: Mr. John H. Mills, Rev. B. F. Dixon, Rev. J. T. Harris, Dr. W. S. Black, Mr. M. Lawrence, Col. W. J. Hicks, Mr. L. Brown, Rev. C. K. Proctor, and Rev. A. D. Leon Gray. For a century this building has played a very vital part in the life of all the students, as Well as staff niernloers. 1855-1955 Page Thirteen ff . ,X l?lf+f- .:2Ja5,g?53fii:g r 'rrr' 'J 2 J, if ,fy llf,QQi,1'f .,Y Yrfz Fair' -1,32-Q f ......-.t:..M- Q J! P- 'L T Q fr I I N, 1 ' '-'fe-1' ' - - H.. 1 ' , ' 4, J 5 1 ee f fa l .. 5 Mer ref-.gi-:pf-g:f-Wf se- J f tee.. - -Y ..- . . -.N c , T . -L -7- 1'

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