Selma High School - Senoca Yearbook (Selma, NC)

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'Www I 1 W H To a man who w1ll always remam close to our hearts H1s untlrmg concern for the students of Selma I-hgh School, l'11S wonderful personallty h1s unlnmted mterest 1n all of our act1v1t1es have made hun one we w1ll never forget He has been a frlend as well as a teacher to the Semors of SelmaH1gh School a character1st1c whlch w1ll always lmger w1th us So, we the Semors of Selma I-hgh School, dedlcate our 1965 Senoca to Mr Carl K Parrlsh ' dollar a day, a m1ll days, a m1ll1on dollar ' One of h1s many servlces to Selma I-hgh School has been tlcket seller at the ballgames. S l f i' A 'A ' iOn ' ' S. ' 1 lx V , ' ing. ' S 1 2 a f Q 2 , - .E yu ' ' f ff '33 - M. -1 pf, , K ,W rf 2 .b A 6 2, Q? ' P - ,I M 1 ' -,535 I ,J fe' f ' 7 -A I ' A -' S , . . 1 , X f A fi , . 1 . 3 ,. . . . . Q . O O . O v : 3 '- 7

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Tribute To one of the finest educational leaders Johnston County has ever had, Mr. J. W. Earp. He was a person many of us, as students, will never forget. His love for youth was displayed in everything he did. He was a member of the United Forces of Education of North Carolina, was a past president of District 4 of the North Carolina School Boards Association, was a member of the Committee of 100 for Better Schools during the 1957 legis- lative term and served as a North Carolina delegate to the National School Board Association conventions the past two years. I-Ie supported our school strongly in all of its activities and the students of Selma High will always remember him for this. We, the Seniors of Selma High School say this in mem- ory of a great and dedicated man, Mr. I. W, Earp. 8