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Many interesting and pertinent facts were revealed to Brenda Parker during an interview with Dr. Swain. The Annual can not possibly cover the variety of subjects discussed, however we share these comments. Dr. Swain in retrospect said, food was different , no convenience of canned and frozen food. A school bus was a thing of the future. He walked a mile to school everyday. Having grown up on a farm may account for many things in his life. Maybe this attributed to his being a cow milking champ. He noted that as a principal he would walk around school practicing the milk- ing method just to keep in shape. No wonder he acquired the nickname Muscles . He didn't own a car as many young boys of today. Three couple would date in one car, sharing expenses. Perhaps this is one reason why promiscuity was not as prevalent as it is today. His ambition to be a sailor influenced him to join the United States Navy. For twenty years he has been in the inactive service in the Navy, during which time he was subject to call in the Korean conflict and the early part of the Vietnam War. Other vocations include, service station attendant, motel manager and camp director. At age twenty-seven he qualified as a principal. Since that time he has had a full life not only in quanity but quality. Three years at Southern Nash have labeled Dr. Swain as all together . He believes in equality for all. Aurora High School in Beaufort County awarded Dr. Swain his diploma. His college degrees in- clude a B.S. in Business Administration (1949), his M.A. at Duke University (1968). Page 158 Top picture, Dr. Swain Lower left Mary Lou Crobett Right Arthur Perry Page 159, lower left Johnny Phillips Right Becky Finch
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is that I didn't come sooner. “Southern Is A Change” When I came to Soigher Nash, I didn't know what oO expect. I had heard comments from people who claimed to be authorities on the subject of Southern Nash. I had made some new friends during the sum- mer, but they kept their feclings within their chests. Now 1 would like to comment and tell you what I ‘found when I entered the school as a student. My ‘first day was a bit like being a Freshman all over gain. Fortunately, the students were kind enough o lead this lost sheep to his classes. found the teachers here to be more superior in bility,’ attitude, and general concern for students, than the teachers I had my previous two years of schooling. And for this 1 am thankful. I only hope that I have been as fulfilling to their school year as ns they have been to mine. a But above all, the students of this school have made - my first year such an enjoyable experience. The “people are so ‘simple and down to earth that you can't help but love them. No one seems to have anything to hidc, and these are my kind of people. I believe that students make a sc hool what it is, and if all the students were like the ones I have met, we would be without an equal in the field of human quality. My only regrets concerning Southern Nash Mike Mozingo | Says A Former Knight, Firebirds Beat The “Daylights” Outa The “Knights!” Pep... The Pep Club has been a great booster of school spirit. With Mr, Cone and Miss Cady as sponsors, cach year has become a more prided one. Mrs. Arrington was formerly a sponsor, but we lost her due to circumstances out of our hands. Among some of the notable things that the Pep Club has accomplished are as follows: They chartered buses for football and basketball games, made beat ribbons previous to our games, designed the spirit stick, assisted with Homecoming activities as well as festivities, made posters and banners to induce spirit, made parkers available to students that could be purchased in school colors along with the emblem, sponsored Change and Firebird emblem contest, designated a section for the Pep. Club members to sit in at ballgames, decorated goal posts prior to each of our games, pro- vided transportation for cheerlead- ers to games, and last but most certainly not least, they provided continuous school spirit and staunch support to the Firebird players at all times!
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