Torrence Lytle High School - Trojan Yearbook (Huntersville, NC)

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OUR PRINCIPAL . . . SPEAKS Congratulations to the graduating class of 1965. You have reached a milestone that should signal the beginning of an era of thorough preparation for your particular place in life in a rapidly changing world. It is the sincere hope of all of us who have had a part in shaping your lives, that you have developed habits, attitudes, skills, and inquisitive minds sufficient for the task ahead. May each of you accept with dignity your responsibility for making your maximum contribution to your community, your race, and your country. Recognition of your limitations, abilities, and opportunities, is a prerequisite for greatest achieve- ment. As responsible citizens of tomorrow, you have the unique opportunity to elevate the Negro in the minds of many who have only seen the worst side of the Negro accentuated. As you take your places beside other citizens in school or on the job, you shoidd and must behave sanely and with dignity and intelligence. May your aims be high, and your will indominable as you carve for yourselves an enviable record in a rough technological world. 8

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PRINCIPAL and SECRETARY I. T. Graham L. N. Holloway ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL R. C. Mcliwain 9

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rnO ?o(D x-H»CO n mD O MISS E. E. HAIRSTON MRS. I. S. HUNT MRS. R. T. MARSHALL 1 1 MRS. J. R. RICHMOND MISS L. B. McCOLLOUGH MRS. A. C. HOGUE