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

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Uo oo oui an cf noi in The achievements in athletics and school spirit can be symbolized to some extent by the number of trophies acquired over the last year. The growth in enrollment has made it necessary to use mobile class units until additional classes can be built. Aperson of rare qualities, Mr. Donald Smith commands the admiration, respect, and friendship of all with whom he comes in contact. Never too busy to lend a helping hand, he is a friend to students and fellow faculty members. Be- cause of the help and inspiration he has been to us, the 1965-66 SENIOR CLASS gratefully dedicates our annual, The Arrowhead, to Mr. Donald Smith, 6

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C lclminisiraiion As superintendent of public schools of Mc- Dowell County, Mr. James E. Johnson carries grave responsibilities. Accurate and efficient supervising by Mr. Johnson make his services desired by all the schools. Accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools this year was largely due to the conscientious and efficient leadership of principal P.W. Greer. Seeking to improve the quality of education at Old Fort High School, Mr. Greer directed the faculty in com- piling information and courses of study for ac- creditation. Having achieved this goal, M r . Greer continues to lead the school toward better education. Serving as assistant principal and guidance counselor, Mr. James R. Wash- burn works to improve high school func- tions and to assist the student as an indi- vidual. Being the school secretary, Mrs. Margie Thomason is a great asset to school manage- ment. Her accuracy makes for a more com- petent system of school management. 8