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

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ZIo IoOj Up ancf no cfown Presented to the school by the senior class of 1964-65, our North Carolina flag now flies proudly on the school campus. The growth made by our school has been matched only by the growth in community spirit now found in Old Fort. With the addition of a new guidance office and a full-time guidance counselor, many more students are being helped to find an- swers to their questions about the future. 5

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We today live in a world of constant change. Our four years in high school have seen numer- ous changes, many of which can be seen through- out our school. New rooms, new teachers, new students and new ways of looking at things are added each year. As we have learned, there are also values that never change- -knowledge, mutual respect, and true friendship. We, the Arrowhead staff, have attempted to record a portion of our memories at Old Fort High School in this, the 1965-66 volume of The Arrowhead. Administration and Curriculum Page 7 Classes Page 19 Activities Page 41 Athletics Page 47 Organizations Page 59 Elementary Page 71 Advertisements Page 86 4

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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