Old Fort High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Old Fort, NC)

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For Advice. For Help .... For Leadership For Friendship For Inspiration BECAUSE SO FEW SPEAK FOR SO MANY, THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO OUR COACHES. Words c annot fully express our gratitude for the example set by these two men. They have advised us with our numerous . problems during our high school years. By following their lead- ership, many of us have become better persons who will make a ' ' ' better world of tomorrow. Their teaching and coaching has been n n . an inspiration to every student and athlete. For their genuine in- terest in each member of the student body, we Wish to dedicate THE ARROWHEAD of 1961 to our coaches, Mr. James R. Wash- burn and Mr. Kenneth D. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. James Washburn , 9 1 'ln' 1, it .MQ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffin pose with their children, Kenny and Cathy. I4

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The tragedy of December 2, 1960, is etched deeply in the minds and hearts of students, teachers, and all who knew Tommy Lytle. The lesson to be learned from his sac ri- fice will remain with us, secondary only to the memory of the warm and generous per- sonality of our good friend and classmate. 16 -'vii U ' L MEMQRIAM Mrs. Hessie Jaynes Knupp passed away leaving us with sad hearts, but many fond memories. Her devotion as a teacher was unsurpassed. Her sweet smile, lovely soothing voice, courageous spirit, and ap- preciation of others will not be forgotten by those who knew and loved her. Her teachings still exist in the lives of those she taught. ls he dead whose glorious mind Lifts thine on high? To live in hearts we leave behind Is not to die. Campbell I ' png' . ,ft .ik 1 m vi Q it ev. 4 W S my H ri if .Av Q? 's . is X