North Augusta High School - Sandspurs Yearbook (North Augusta, SC)

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by E ZW! L X '21 7'-ff i f OUR AREA SUPERINTENDENT To: The North Augusta High School Students: l helieve that the historians will record the decade from l95O-1960 as the most eventful era in the proud history of the North Augusta High School. Most of you students have had the unusual privilege of participating in and heing a hrst-hand witness to the unfolding events of this decade. Truly you have heen the recipients of opportunities unlimited-in an environment and period conducive to the development of the hest that is in you. I sincerely hope that the future years will give you a deeper sense of appreciation for the ideals and traditions of your Alma Mater, and a proportionate awareness of your debt of service to those who follow. Yours very cordially,

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UUR TRUSTEES To the Seniors: The future is yours. It is not yours to own, hut rather it is yours to use. To serve, to learn and to do are the uses to which you-and only you-may put the future. No person can live alone and apart from all others. Others will serve you, and you will End your only com- plete satisfaction in contributing your time and talent to helping others. You can serve only if you understand people and the world in which you live. You have heen given the founda- tion on which to huild the future: knowledge which is indispensahle for helping others. After all, lo know what to do and to know how to do it are without meaning unless this knowledge is used. Day hy day, opportunities to help others will present themselves. It is at this point that you will reveal your- self most clearly to yourself and to others. lt is said that output equals input-or as phrased in the Book of Books, uAs ye sow, so shall ye reapf' For those who love you, the future can hold no greater opportunity or promise than that your genuine efforts will hring genuine rewards. Most sincerely, MR. HAMMOND BURKHALTER . . ..... Chairman MR. JOHN E. MCELBIURRAY . . MR. BENNETT COCHRAN .. IVlr. William Fallaw, IVIr. John N. IVlcLaurin, Mr. ww... VW' Z C , W' W -mi . . Vice Chairman . . . . Secretary Hammond Burknalter, Mr. Bennett Cochran. -qw-v ,...-W.1-.1--1--nnvn-w 47. -Af ,iv , ,pf W: , 'f g, ,,g4 05' in aff' 1 ' ' '-was f f W I 3 ,y Q f , W-ww ' 7' , ,ff V,,!,,gYff in ' , ,My J, ,.., ..., l . , , , . bu-

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Dear Students, You are about to Complete a school year in which you have seen the end of one decade and the heginning of another. Do not spend too much time bragging ahout your accomplishments nor regretting your shortcomings. Look to the present and future with all of the wonderful op- portunities which they afford. You must have learned from the past that effort is required to achieve. Having Y learned this lesson. may you use the knowledge to help make this devade the greatest ever heeause you have done your part to make it great. I wish for you the hest of everything in the days and yedfi to COHIP. Sincerely. A ,aww-5 f, 1 Q Q ian 4 1 f' 2 OUR PR INC IU WW giw.-va V' 4.7. -In r-Ja ml lVAl r aww' .W fgwawwy mowws E www' ywww, M wwwwww lwMMwmw WMWW Z NM f ' aw l ,w 5 . ,V l 1 qwqwwm , 'M, ',f ' 14-J ' . I r W W FWVM v .qv