Summerfield High School - Bugle Notes Yearbook (Summerfield, NC)

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DEDICATION Mary P. Gamble

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vt' ge.-A-.1-:'.:. f i. - 2 X W, we lm sl., Wwe G! DEDICATION In deep appreciation of your personal interest and trust in each one of us-of your understanding-of your sense of humor-of your pet peeves--of the sturdy morals and com- mon sense which you have so faithfully sought to instill in us-of your stability in a crisis. In after years when we have forgotten the dates in history and the rules of economics, we will remember the finer and more important things which you have continually taught for our greatly needed improvement. We may have dozed in your classes, thrown a few spitballs, and'pulled'you into' our quarrelsg but all the while you have made us comprehend the problems and hopes which you knew we would face. To express our gratitude to -you and for the 'things you have done, we, the Senior Class of 1949 do give our Dedication to you, Mrs. Mary P: Gamble.

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w -ns! ,, ,ff-5'.-E:-7.511 O, I , 3195 fy J s o,':,, ,Icy as-I' .u nw-ssl. ugl- X . O ,, n 55 FCREWORD Standing in the portals of our Alma. Mater is a landmark which is known and loved by all Summerfield. It is the memorial to Lighthorse Harry Lee's little Bugler Boy, Gillies, bearing tes- timony to the unforgotten heroism of the boy who was killed in Summer- field -the evening before the Battle of Guilford Courthouse. This is the hub of all Summerfield's activities. The school paper thus gained its name. It was- the inspiration for the official school seal which adorns the Junior Class rings, 'school invitations, the annual-all prove the American's ap- preciation for unselfish sacrifice and courage. Listen, with all your heart and soul, and feel drifting around you the strains .of his Bugle Notes.