Yadkin High School - Eagle Yearbook (Boonville, NC)

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if W, ------A4 '-'iff' FRED C. HOBSON Superintendent -w, 0 fs. ADMINISTRATION 'K' Mfr Hfhimeiaif MISS MARIE HAIGWOOD Supervisor I 'www' an-4, 'Wolf ' County 4' Board of Education MR. H. A. TAYLOR MR. FRED C. HOBSON Superintendent MR. G. C. WALLACE Chairman MR. A. V. SHORE Local School Page 4 E X- . ix 1.2 Committee MR. E. L. CUNDIFF Chairman MR. B. T. HINSON MR. L. J., CARTER MR. J. R. THOMAS MR. G. W. ARMSTRONG Secretary

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DEDICATION X .IM I I MRS. WILLIAM BROWN MR. WILLIAM BROWN UUB MUMS AND DADS MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL SCALES, SR. MRS. ALBERT RUSSELL MR. ALBERT RUSSELL 'Q f,,, an.-gl-I MRS. ANNIE RUBY DOBSON We dedicate this volume of the H1958 Eagle to our beloved PARENTS, who have sacrificed so much to make our school life a success. We leave to them our deepest love and gratitude and hope that they may always say that their sacrifices were not all in vain. Their inspiration has led us thus far and points to a future limited only by our own ambItions. Page 3

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' I Q., -4g T PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE SENIORS OF1958 I congratulate you on the preparation of this Annual which represents a stage in your final preparation to go out from your Alma Mater. l hope you will always remember that greatness consists not in holding some office or honored position, true greatness consistsin doing great deeds, sometimes with little means, in the accomplishment of vast purposes from the private ranks of life. The pathway to greatness has guide posts that give direction to all who would travel that way. Some admonitions are: Be glad of life for it gives the opportunity to love, to work, to play, and to look up at the stars. Be satisfied with your earned possessions, but not content with yourself until you have made the best of them. Despise nothing inthe world except falsehood and meanness, and fear nothing in the world except cowardice. Be governed by your admirations, never by your disgusts. Covet nothing that is your neighbors except his kindness of heart and his gentleness of manner. Think seldom of your enemies, for hate destroys, sometimes the hated but more often the hater. Cultivate true friends hi p, for to have a friend is one of the greatest gifts, and to be a friend is to ex- perience the solemn and tender education, not only of the mind, but of the heart and soul. These are a few of the guide posts on the footpath to greatness. WZWWL Page 5