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Class of 1963 Our step forward from Old Fort School as graduates is taken with pride . , . pride in our accomplishments and our intentions. But the step is not unfaltering; for we realize that as we go, behind us we leave childhood, and before us we encounter life. During our twelve years, we have, through the dedicated guidance of our teachers, fellowship with friends, and personal endeavor, gained not only scholastic but also social education. In the course of our advancement through the levels of secondary school, we have gradually put away childish things and attained a new, more mature perspective of life. As we now stand on the threshold of adulthood, we pause and bid a fond and appreciative farewell to Old Fort School and her beloved faculty. Page Eighteen
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Scholarship is not merely the maintenance of good grades: it is an attitude . . . the attitude of constant aspiration and endeavor toward the higher goals in education. Schol- arship is a virtue , . . the virtue of fulfilling one ' s duty to his God and to his fellowmen by developing his potential abilities. Every student must come to realize that only by going beyond the minimum and striving for the maximum can he attain true scholar-
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Senior Mascots Mike Murphey and Anita Creasman tour the classes and campus of Old Fort School. Senior class officers Lester Murphey, sec- retary, Sue Dare McDaniel, treasurer, Nancy Smith, reporter, Marlene Davis, vice-president, and Mitchell McEntire, president, exit the high school building en route to the lunch room. Page Niveteen
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