Oak Hill High School - Belles Memoires (Morganton, NC)

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Militant 3f . Uni ton, Junior |Irinripal of ©afe Will School Our thanks go to a man who has sought to guide us through every day of our school career, a man who can turn up in unexpected places without any notice, and a man who, after being fully convinced, may be persuaded to say, “Yes, you can have the dance,” or, “We can have assembly first period Thursday easier than we can have it on Friday. Go ahead.” Always seen with his dog Frisky, he is never too busy to stop and tell an anecdote of his own school days. We are sincere in giving the “big man” our hearty thanks for making this another good year. The Oak Hill Students 12

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MRS. NELLIE MAE ADAMS AB in Christian Education English, Spanish Bob Jones University Ten years teaching English II, IV MR. CECIL BARTLES Health and World Geography BS in Health, Phy. Ed. Mars Hill College Doing graduate work at A.S.U. Three years teaching MRS. DOROTHY BLUE Librarian BS in Library Science and Gram¬ mar Grade Education from Appalachian State University, MA in Library Science from Appalachian State University MISS LINDA BRANCH Shorthand, General Business Bookkeeping AB in Business Education Lenoir Rhyne Three years teaching 1 MRS. GENEVIEVE BROOME Economics and American Democracy AB in Social Science University North Carolina at Chapel Hill Fifteen years teaching 9 . i MRS. CAROL BURNETTE Introduction to Vocations BS in Biology, minor in Social Science Berry College, Ga. Three years teaching