Weldon High School - Little Breeze Yearbook (Weldon, NC)

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4, ,-x X , I V Mr. I. P. Davis, Principal Mr. C.B. Thomas, Superintendent 4 . 4 Aclmmlstratlon Miss Katherine Pierce, Secretary To Mr. C. B. Thomas, School Superintendent, tribute is here paid for his complete dedication to the development of the students' minds and characters, and to the progress of the school. ' Between teaching World History and geometry, performing the duties of principal and coaching football,Mr. Davis rarely has a free moment. The students take this opportunity to say thanks for the many ways in which he encourages them. ' Where else is there such an efficient secretary as Miss Pierce ? Each day she is faced with endless chores and yet somehow she gets them all done-disposing of correspondence, filling out or filing records, answering the phone, handling school funds, and for a month, taking over as school superintendent.

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' rr 5542 School Board uv x 154' 'T ' H F at e 'W ,ze ,, 'tg H , lf? ,, ..,, ,W y Q H W l siix' is :J my V lx 1 S ff Q u lx Chairman Mr. Howell For several years, Mr. G. E. Howell has been on the School Board. As chairman, he is faced with many extra problems and duties. Eachf ll h ' a , e addresses the students on opening day and briefs these Hep-cats on the coolest idea ---- study hard. At the close of the year he partici- pates in the graduation exercise by presenting diplomas to the S ' ' eniors. The Student Body sincerely appreciates his wise counsel and understanding. No one can fully appreciate the School Board unless he has served on the Board h' imself and is acquaintedwith the constantproblems that confront the members of the Board. They must find suitable sites andproperties for buildings, means of operating Within the budget, ways to improve the budget, and countless other things. It is through their tireless endeavors and eternal searches for better wa s d ' y an means that we have today's achievements and tomorrows hopes of progress. Thepresent members ofthe SchoolBoard are- Messrs G E . . . . Howell, Chairman, Ray Roberson, Walker Campbell, Jacob Taylor, H.. V. Bounds, C. B. Thomas, tex-officio memberj Secretary, and Mrs. J. S. Selden. I4

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After reviewing last night's football practice, last week's game, and proposed plays for next W eek's game, Mr. Davis w o uld start the class off with Let's hustle. gaculty Familiar to Mrs. Joyner's students is Bonjour, mes 'ele- ves. This cheerfulness exhib- ited to all her students is just one explanation of why they all love her. When in the midst of read- ing to the class, Mrs. Wallace looked up and saw someone en- gaged in thoughts of his own, she would politely request, Will you please come back from the Ely- sian fields ? flea If someone protested that the Algebra II assignment was too long, Mr. Thomas would say, Ho, that'S not too rnuchwork for you to do. Hey, Hey! You want some more ? Plenty more in the book. Someone in the student council occasionally suggested some rather radical action, and Mrs. Savage would hastily re- prove, We just can't do that now! That's just not proper.