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Our efficient office secretaries, Miss .lane Hipp and Mrs. Virginia Bankston, busily prepare the student absentee list for the day's bulletin. The School Office and Library Are Essential to Us Phe office would never be complete without the student ielpers who are constantly answering the call, Will rou please go . . .? Mrs. Marianne Spruill and Mrs. Marion Jordan, librarians, go about the endless task of arranging misplaced reference books.
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MR. RUSH W. SILER Principal of White Station High School Principalis Message There is a statement I learned in a high school English class that has been a great help to me. I would like to pass it on to you because it has a direct application to education. 4'Heights of great men reached and kept were not attained by the night. There is no royal road to success or a good education. Both are earned by hard work. You may have a high I.Q. but if you do not apply yourself you will still remain ignorant. I would like to see the pupils of White Station adopt a philosophy of how much can you attain, rather than how little can you do and get by. You owe it to your- self, your family. and your community to apply yourself in such a manner while you are getting your education that you will be an asset rather than a liability to the community in which you live. I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the Annual Staff for the out- standing work you have done in recording the events of this school year.
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A Shakespearean theatre made by a student attracts the attention of Mr. Adrian Mc- Claren, Mrs. Jan Mclntosh, Mr. Gene Crain, Mrs. Carolyn Kuykendall, and Mr. John Rutledge. Mrs. Mary Anne Hendren, Mr. A. B. Harrison, Mrs. Elizabeth Newport, and Miss Blanche Kaiser are pictured as they discuss a new reading list for Junior and Senior English. English . . . Basic Tool of Literacy Teachers are always looking for new material. Miss Alice Harris shows an article to Miss Carol Jackson and Mr. George Akers while Mrs. Doris Akin and Mrs. Bessie Gooch discuss the semester's schedule.
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