Old Town High School - Ye Olde Towne Crier Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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os To Mrs. Pau R. NEWMAN Friend and Counselor of our high school days, whose character has been an inspiration and whose helpful interest has been an encouragement to us, We, The Class of 1954 gratefully and lovingly dedicate this issue of Ye Olde Towne Crier

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FOREWORD We have burned the midnight oil; we have concen- trated: we have sharpened dozens of pencils and chewed them; we have dusted the lens of our trusty cameras. The result, dear friends, is this 1954 edition of Ye OLDE Towne Crier which you hold now in your hands. We are grateful to many, many people who have helped us along the way, especially Mr. Lemly, our adviser, without whose help and counsel we would have been lost. We have had fun in compiling it, and we hope you will enjoy its contents. It is a source of regret to us that we could not feature more of the highlights of the year 1954, but Mr. Deap Line calls the numbers to which we dance. We have made mistakes, of course, and for them we ask your indulgence. If you find the result of our efforts good, we shall be happy. Turn the page now and judge of the good and the bad for yourselves.

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YE OLDE TOWNE CRIER STAFF First Row—Carolyn Riddle, Editor-in-Chief; Mr. G. G. Lemly, Advisor; Roger Scott, Art Editor; Tommye Ann Blakley, Literary Editor; Richard Yarbrough, Business Manager; Back Row— Richard Dilworth, Sports Editor; Charlotte Doub, Art Editor; Julia Norman, Treasurer. Absent From Picture—Dorothy Smitherman, Feature Editor.