Oak Hill High School - Log Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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DEDICATION DALLAS COLUMBUS FLOWERS Dallas Columbus Flowers, affectionately and popularly known as Uncle Lum, was, atthe time of his death in 1941, Chairman of the Oak Hill School Board. For more thana quarter of acentury Uncle Lum was one of the Schoo1's staunchest friends and supporters. A generous bene- factor, he gave the School much in time, money, and land. These things, however, do not represent his greatest contribution, forit was his spirit of ser- vice and unfaltering faith in the potential of youth and his desire that every child should have an opportunity to secure an education that permeated and motivated the life of this school for many years. In these he was greatest. In humble recognition of his contribution to the educational life of this community and to Caldwell County, we dedicate to him this volume of The Oak Log. Cornelia Huskins, Editor

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OAK LOG ADVISOR MR. C. C. HUSKINS, Principal

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Q68 e on 5-'quam A ho A I .. '1 -lr 565' . 1 Y- 5 THE OAK LOG STAFF Editor-in-Chief- - - - Cornelia Huskins Associate Editor- - - - -Agnes Haigler Business Manager ----- - - Roger Steele Assistant Business Managers- - - - Glenda Brady J. D. Bolick Franklin Reid Class Editor ------- - - John Wayne Fox Art and Picture Editor- - - - - Glenda Brady Activity Editor ----- Sports Editors- - - - Barbara Hart Gary Chester J. W. Smith Typists ---- - - -Shirley Sams Wallace Ruff Seated, left to right: Glenda Brady, Shirley Sams, Mr. Huskins, Cor nelia l-luskins, Wallace Ruff. Standing, left to right: Agnes Haigler, Gary Chester, Butch Fox, J. D Bolick, Franklin Reid, J. W. Smith, Roger Steele.