Pamlico County High School - Pamlicoan Yearbook (Bayboro, NC)

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Om Fzzdwacgbal M464 This school year has been for all of us a new experience. The associalion wilh a grearer number of 'reachers and sludenls, and lhe opporrunily of a wider range of courses in high school, should have given each of us a broader oulloolc on life, as well as a befler underslanding of The problems which confroni us. Learning how lo live and gel along wilh our associares is one of lhe mos'r imporlanl facfors in +he greaf game of life which we are playing. I+ is my sincere hope lhal lhere has been planled in Jrhe very being of each of us 'rhe seed 'fhal shall cause us +o wanl +o play Jrhe game of life in such a way as 'ro reflecr credil upon our communily, our parenls, and ourselves. Always remember This: When lhal One Graaf Scorer comes 'ro wrile beside our name, He wriles not if we won or losl, buf how we played Jrhe game. My love and besl wishes will follow you wherever you may be. and whal- ever you may do. Sincerely, Your friend, S. R. Cofron

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I O Mr. A. H. Hatsell Superintendent ' . P amluco County Schools ,. '7ff'7?7 ifgfn V. ,W -.fi A f-f cg 5,153 diy-ft-Hy ,wtf -pf ,rs I ,H ,l f S .,:': :,,5'.-Q, 'X , '3'E'Af'YM,,- ,, ' -hifi' A . 7-ici-xfjm ' W l' -l':3 53'-'iifif-annlpfliilftf ' an C:.i: f1'C'7: f ' gif ff 5 33, ,,,.f?-369,11-.,,,., , ,xx lil., . 5 3 535: ' 1 T f' 1 Q'7-ti?5f3'9ri2.1Q'?5?la 1. ,1--- - jf' '-A 1 ' ' -. 5g!'2'f5FZ?1m.,M-5 YY .f.e,, fn -' Z2 .- , .. '-rrY,-f'E'i'V-:5fnS5?5 mF' wha. . . . 1 ' - 'f5':2SC7 -'iinfqfrafzffflwi . ' .. 1...A.ff'W ,T .,, .VL Z-Mg: ,Ev l s l 'V-',ff21fff?'ffTnf '4fF'if'3' if P 1-e Y.-y..,Vs,. A,q I I i . We, the Senior Class of Pamlico County High School, dedicate this, the first volume of the ' d Alr A. H. Hatsell, Pamlicoan, to our frien , . enthusiasm, untzring effort, and efficient leadership in making this new and modern school a reality for the youth of our for his boundless county. ion and thanks are extended also to the parents and friends who helped in the pro- ' h t accomplishment. We, t e ll ever remember and be grateful fear in this school. Our appreciat motion of this grea Senior Class, wi for the privilege of one 3 A Sincerely, uTC r2Z, f'?fxr., , .-,,,-sfjfrs, 6 1' TTef'i I -K ' The Senior Class EP QQ? of 1952 x f 5' -145553-5i?1'lige.5,-wg.:, - r.: ff'4'ff1-,5zs1if'.1:vg-A t ' Y -'l'i99'f?5ii5r+i5?lC 'Q 7 '. ' vi 'fx - '- :4 ' ,'L-,.',.-.-' -. -MF '4 7 'gl-1 'Lg1f1s2.-'5, . , e S. , jg - r t v--y,gsjgs:j'ig ,,- .V , - V a ggif'2l::3:':'J'5f,1'I','.'5g't. ,WF V 4 Nm nz L

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lam! 44046 game! Mr. Glenn Woodard, Mr. L. A. Willis, Mr. William B. Laughinghouse, Mr. Jaclc D. Brinson, Jr. lNo'r picfuredl Mr. Maxie Spencer. The school board wishes fo exrend i+s congralulalions lo 'rhe class of '52 for having reached Jrhis educalional goal al lhe end of lwelve years of fairhful effort You have rhe honor and disrinciion of being rhe firsi class 'ro graduaie from The modern and very fine Parnlico l-ligh School. As you leave Hs halls, our besl wishes ariend you wi'rh lhe hope lhar your lives may rellecl credil upon your parenfs, your Teachers, your school, and upon yourselves.