Walnut High School - Echoes Yearbook (Walnut, NC)

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We the Seniors of 1950 dedicate our annual, THE ECHOES OF 1950, to our beloved leaders, Mrs. C. M. Blankenship, Mrs. ,ZF5E-T F. W. Anderson. In the dark days while we as Freshmen struggled along, we always had the assurance that our capable leader, Mrs. Blankenship would lead us in paths of progress. Mrs. Epps McClure, who saw us grow and progress during four years of High School, was always ready with encouragement and a helping hand. Mr. Anderson, as one of the progressive men of this section has given untiringly to the cause of a better school. These Honored Citizens will never know how much we Seniors appreciated and enjoyed their years of guiding us. So toithese supreme personage we dedicate our annual for their superb leader- ship through the dark and uncertain days of High School. V THE SENIORS . .v - 4 3