Red Oak High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Red Oak, NC)

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ATHLETICS .viii 1. Athletic sports are being stressed more each year by private and public institutions. The trend toward greater development of mass activities is much in evidence. People are realizing more and more that the greatest advantages come from the combination of an educated mind and body. The first requisite to clean living and clean thinking is to be athletic. These two essentials are greatly stressed by all authorities. This should be especially true of all high school athletics. The high schools of the State are developing much competition in various branches of sportsg but to play the game for the sake ofthe game should be the goal, and not merely to win at any cost. 7 l ,. , . . . Girls Athletic Association ' .23 Moinro : Nu 2'l-l'flH'j' fflfllllllf labor EL1z,xBE'rH CLAY . . . l'rv.mlr-nl ANGE AI'I'LEXVHl'l'li . . . I'm'-l'f-aviflwil iVlAR'1' PULLICN . . tSvl't'l'l'fllf.i yll'L'1l.YlH't'l' 1 Ai'i'1,mvHii'i:, ANG:-1 Cixvvs, Main' CLAY, El.iz,xisia'rH Coi.i,iNs, Iiuamc Coi.l,iNs, Lim' Coi.eY, G1,,xm's COLEY, ANNIE, Li-:H Cooifm, Oonii, COIWEIJGE, PAULINLQ DICKENS, UNA MAE FAULKNER, RUTH GREENE, ELLEN Fifly-1:1-u WARREN, S,x1.i.ta Gmrrm, Mamie GRIMSLEY, ATHERLEEN HOl.LINSNVOR'l'H, IRENE L,x1icH'i'iaR, Es1'i1i.1.u LEONARD, NINA MCDONAI.D, NIARGAREID MCQUEEN, EASTER Mll,I.IKlN, Louise PULLEN, MARY Romulan, SELMA STURDIVANT, JUANITA TYSON, Lizzie