Sanford Central High School - Sandprints Yearbook (Sanford, NC)

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IDNEIDANG. sak TE IKON WE, the seniors of the class of ’43, dedicate our annual to Miss MARY LOUISE CURRIE, teacher, leader, and friend. Since you came to us a stranger and made yourself beloved by all; since you have taken us tnto your heart and have given us courage and fortitude; stnce you have led us through life's small tribulations—we inscribe our yearbook to you. We respect you for your good judgment, we admire you for your strength of charac- ter, and we love you because you are you. Page Five

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FOREWORD ‘THE years 1942-43 brought great changes to America. In the clutches of another world war she was forced to resort to cuffless trousers and tireless cars. She became sugatrless and sho eless. The WAAC, the WAVES, the SPARS and the Marinettes opened to women many oppor- tunities to do their part in the war effort. Sanford High School has offered several classrooms for defense courses 1n sheet metal and mechanics; she has brought the Victory Corps to her students; she has collected more scrap and bought more bonds than any other school tn the state. Y et she has remained essen- tially the same. When the moments of one year were blended into a single tune, the music became a myriad melody. Each student played his part well and will some day look back to 1942-43 to a fall, winter, and spring that he cannot easily forget.

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