Phillips High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Battleboro, NC)

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Respect Mrs. Adelaide Williams and Mr. Felix W. Draughn, recipients of awards for meritorious service to the community. Pictured left is Principal J. E. Batts. ' 9

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Prz'nczLba!'s Message Phillips High School Battleboro, North Carolina February 4, 1963 To the Class of 1963: May I extend greetings to you. You are finishing what you set out to do. You have passed through twelve years of schooling. The end of your formal education at public expense is now in sight. Shortly, you will be leaving Phillips High School. We hope that in the years spent here you will have gained greatly from its academic program. Also, in our varied ac- tivities offered, we hope that you will have participated and reaped positive benefits. We have tried to impress upon you the values of learning self-discipline, sound health, and good character. We believe these characteristics will aid you in becom- ing a better person. May you make full use of the knowledges and skills you acquired here. Never stop learning. Future community responsibilities and active participating citizens in any country will demand much. Service to others will bring life's rewards to you. I extend my very best wishes for your future. God bless you all. J. E. Barts, Principal 10