Selma High School - Senoca Yearbook (Selma, NC)

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1925 --QIQQIKH The Senoca Selma School Board I Gr. F. BRIETZ, CllllfI'l7ZClll, ' Bins. VV. T. XRYOOIIAICD, S0co'roz'ury DR. GEO. D. VICIC, Y'1'm.w111'o1' l N. R. VVARD Mus. J. B. I'r:xcs0N F. T. W.x1.1mEx W. G. IQEYNOLIJS I'7l

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The Senoca a1QQQrp- 1925 DH. R. J. Nonui L? uring the time Dr. Xoble has been a member of the Selma School Board he has enthusiastically supported every worthy undertaking for the ad- vancement of public education in the community. His retirement on December 5, 192-L, marked the close of many years of service. He wants to see the boys and girls of today leave schooliprepared to assume the responsibilities of life. For instance, as a means of encouraging the young to become good readers, he gives annually Eve dollars to the pupil of the Ele- mentary School adjudged to be the best reader. Several verses from the Bible are selected as the material to be read in this contest. 'Who can forget the many timely talks Dr. Xoble has made to us? Every one reinembers his recipe for getting along and accomplishing something in school. Those words, Do Right, will linger with us for years to come. If, he says, you have to stop to consider whether or not a thing is right or wrong, you had better call it wrong. A friend to all-the name of Dr. Xoble will always be remembered by the students of Selma High School.. E61

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