Troutman High School - Hi Way Yearbook (Troutman, NC)

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.- ..,,.v.- , - 5 . - -15-1-fa, 7-ew---M---Aff. 'iz - L i '- V .V A WORD FROM THE STAFF The preparation of this the XV Volume of the Hi-Way has truly been a pleasure for us, your staff. The honor of representing you in the preparation of this book has been ample compensation for the multitudious hours expended. The work has been both pleasant and profitable. In attempting to secure ads from the various merchants so as to minimize the cost to you as a student, we learned much of the art of salesmanship and diplomacy. We have had first hand information as to what it means to contact a merchant and impress upon him the fact that the student body of THS wanted and needed his products and service. The prime focus in the preparation of this book was 'student appeal'. Fully aware that the over-all cost of the book must be limited, we have been able to increase the num- ber of pages in this volume over the one of lastyear. Thru the art work we have en- deavored to present some 'uniq' ideas which came to us extremely 'hard.' We hope that the 'ideas' and the 'quips' presented here-in will meet with your ap- proval and will help you to retain pleasant memories of THS thru the years. Audrey Loftin, Editor-in-Chief Mary Frank Brown, Assistant Editor Jo Ann Kerr, Business Manager Joyce Crews, Madelene Collins, Literary Editors Cress Sherrill, Art Editor Williain Troutman, Assistant Art Editor Rachel Matheson, Advertising Manager Ernest Sipes, Activities Editor Shirley Holcomb, Hilbert Parker, Typists

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- OUR BOBCAT The Greeks and Romans knew about bobcats hundreds of yeaxs ego, but not until 1950 :ltd Bobcat become a fmulmr and offacnal name at Trouunan. The bobcat whether hugh on the limb of a tree or whether wallung on theearthcbe- m,obsewes'andsfamd1arw1chthewor1dabmnhugNenhezcaznorpessna-can have more benefxcxal habm. I In featunng the Bobcat throughout Volume XV, the staff of the Hn-Way u pre- senting the symbol of characternsncs which, we hope, our teams and student body will use to make Troutman High outstandmg. l .5 mi- 'J ..i1, ' . i, A is-'.x-iwrsihl V J. J..Hroi5!'1E-1 ' . -,-1!-.diaw

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Mr. Frank Brown Mr. J. C. Murdock, Chairman Actions always speak louder than words, and your actions have spoken so loudly that they have shouted to the entire community your sincere interest in the life of Troutman School. Your actions have made possible not only the New Elementary Building which we enjoy, but also the many other features of Troutman School which make it decidedly distinctive. Attempting to catch a small part of your active spirit, we,the Senior Class of Fifty-one ,dedicate this the fifteenth volume of The Highway to the mem- bers of the Troutman School Board- DEDICATE Mr. Sam Brown Mr. Lynn Hostetler Mr, Tate Loftin