Shepard High School - Lion Yearbook (Zebulon, NC)

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I-'TT' Z2 CA. Presidents I 930-I 970 Eight individuals have served Shepard School as P, T,A, presidents during this period of forty years. They were instrumental in guiding the P, T,A, and school through this period of phenomenal growth and expansion. Their foresight and dedica- tion to provide better educational advantages for all the children in eastern Wake County gave positive direction and support of all school programs and curricula development through the four decades. Their period of tenure ranged from one year to ten years. This fostered continuity of purposes. Mr. R, P, Richardson Mr. Jack Gresham 1930-1936 1936-1939 1941-1943 1952-1953 Mr, Philmore Dunn Mrs. Lizzie F. Askew Mrs. Ida B, williams 1939-1941 yg - 9 0 A Mrs. Nettie Pace sv ,414 1953-1957 1943-1952 Mrs, Zannie Carpenter Mrs, Mary E. Perry 1957-1958 1958-1968 1968-1970 Z' l

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3 . . l fb-sung-pr M,,,-f' Present High School Building - Completed in 1966. l wi 0' 'off' -9' 89, I 3 l E Z K 73 F rw. Qttrtditzd Strnndarg Sthnul This Certifies That is -i ,, SHEPARD HIGH,SCHO0L , , ,A-, A for the scholastic year 1969-70 is accredited by the Suuthzm Zssnriatinn ul Cullrgzs and Sthunls and is entitled to all the privileges and scholastic recognition resulting therefrom. Plllldlrli Chllrmlrl sdlllhlm AIIOCIIUUN of Cdlllgll llld SCHDUII Cdlllmllllbrl 00 SUCOMQIYY Sthlxill I8 July 15, 1968 Mr. Aaron E. Fussell, Superintendent Wake County Schools Box 6526 Raleigh, North Carolina 27608 Dear Mr. Fussell: Re: Shepard High School Pursuant to a re -evaluation based upon current standards for accreditation of high schools qPublication No. 356J, I am pleased to advise that upon recommendation of our accreditation committee, the accredited rating of this school is continued. In accordance with establis ed prac- tice, there will be an annual review based essentially, but not exclusively, upon the Principals Preliminary Report. We share with you and your associates the sense of sat- isfaction that comes with this achievement and extend to all a sincere expression of commendation. Accreditation is not merely a recognition of what the school has doneg it is of greater significance as a recog- nition of what the school is doing. We are confident t at the challenge to provide a better educational opportunity for children and youth will continue to command the in- terest and the efforts of all concerned. As members of our staff may be of assistance to you and your associates, I trust you will feel free to call on us. Sincerely yours, , AL Nile F. Hunt, Director Division of General Education NFH:HERfrd cc: Mr. G. L. Crews, Principal, Shepard High School Mr. Howard E. Reinhardt, State Supervisor of Secon- dary Education R

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Kcnfuzjzf 61116 'Q'--1. Mrs. Marie S. Wilcox Mrs. Lovie M. Ellis Mrs, Roclnlle Malgne ' vw-' . A Mrs. Gracie Carpenter Garland L. Crews Charles A. Robinson This institution has been remarkably fortunate to have among the faculty members six whose combined years of service to education in North Carolina Public Schools total more than two hundred years. It is remarkable to contemplate the number of faces which are etched on their memories of boys and girls who received insnruction at their pleasure, although the names to match the images have been lost forever in the mists of time. In spite of, or maybe be- cause of, the ever-changing vicissitudes surrounding the daily labor of these individuals, they yet retain much of their youthful enthusiasm and vigor in meeting the challenges of the class- room. If vi .J -Q4 Q C fr e- if . 'Q-2.2 NX ff' K f 7 1 9