Nichols High School - Log Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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IN APPRECIATION FOR SERVICE And FRIENDSHIP .. N - Five years ago two most congenial young people, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marsh, came to the Oxford Orphanage as members of the staff. During their stay they have won the love and admiration of all on the campus. In a most efficient and capable manner, they have served as counselor in Fourth Boys, Cottage ,and as members of the faculty of the John Nichols School: Mr. Marsh, as eighth grade teacher, while Mrs. Marsh has taught typing and short- hand, in addition to being secretary to the principal, Mr. E. T. Regan. Due to Mr. Marsh's decision to accept work in a more ad- vanced position, they, with their two lovely little daughters, will leave us at the close of the school. We shall miss the pleasant association that has existed, but they will be remembered for their loyal and sincere devotion to duty, their friendliness, and kindly spirit of coopeartion. Their influence has truly been most uplifting. Even though we deeply regret their leaving, we do extend to them our very best wishes for happiness and success, and we want them to know that for them, the latch string will always hang outside. Page Twenty three ,ff-1772:-'--L 4x::5::: dz?-.1 g-,4 'T 14: - ff, ff f - e e fi . ,, , gf3':j -I ? il.Jf1f'Qf I W I H ,lp we -jfag'-1-fi,--1 f-f g U in-4, v,i?.-g-: ,nfyf - 17' - 1 up 5- 1,1234 ,jf H f gg' L g ' ,, -L-,H-,,... Y ,jp ':i A. ,vi V 'ilg-ifgfiiff 'iv 71- .if I' 2:18- ' '5'5rl'f' - - 013' -- ' rv.