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THE 1949

WARRENTONIANVOLUME III

Ann Turner

Editor-in-Chief

Dorothy Walters

Faculty Adviser

Published by

THE SENIOR CLASS

John Graham High School

Warrenton, North Carolina

Peggy May

Business Manager

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Dedication

ELIZABETH ALLEN

It is our privilege and pleasure to dedicate this

volume of the Warrentonian to Miss Elizabeth

Allen, kind, understanding and beloved teacher, who

has inspired us to maintain high standards of charac-

ter and scholarship.

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Faculty

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Mascots

Betsy Byrd Bobbitt George Pittard

Motto: "The ladder of success leads upward and onward."

Colors: Blue and White Flower: Red Rose

Seniors

Peggy MayPresident

Annie Lou James

Vice-President

Jean House

Secretary

Henry ReadTreasurer

CLASS POEMSeniors ! Classmates ! The time has comeWhen friends and foes must part.

For twelve long years we've worked and played,

And, thus we got our start.

Our parents and teachers to us have meantMore than our thanks can express,

And for their never ending services

We owe our every success.

And to this dear old school of ours

And the carefree days spent here,

Our thoughts will turn in the coming years,

And many will shed a tear.

These are but a few who along the wayHave given a helping handTo make possible for each of us

The opportunities that education commands.

Graduation, to some, is a time for tears

And others think it's fun,

But it really is a time to think

For life has just begun !

The road of life is far from easy.

It's discouraging, weary, and long

But life to others will be more cheerful

If we travel with a smile and a song.

So strive and seek to do your best

In all the trials and strife

And you'll be rewarded when you reach"That Land of Perfect Life!"

Annie Lou James.

SENIORS

WILLIAM EDWARD ALSTONF.F.A. 9; 4-H Club 9, 10; Baseball Man-ager 9.

KATHLEEN FRANCES AYCOCK4-H Club 9, 10.

HENRY BRYANT CREECHF.F.A. 9; 4-H Club 8, 9, 10, n; FootballManager g, 10, 11; Assistant BaseballManager 10; Assistant Basketball Man-ager 1 o.

RACHAEL JEANETTE DEALHasty High School 10; Home Economics9, 10; Glee Club 9, 12.

HILDA EVON DILLARDHome Economics Club 9, 11; 4-H Club9, 1 o; Glee Club 9, 1 2.

GEORGE EDWARD FLEMINGF.F.A. 9; Glee Club 12; Dramatics Club12.

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SENIORS

JOHN THOMAS HARRISF.F.A. Club 9; Dramatics Club 9, 10;Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 12;Monogram Club 9, 10, 11, 12.

ROSA DELL HARRISHome Economics Club 10, 11; Glee Club12; Seer Staff Typist 12.

LOIS JEAN HOUSEGlee Club 9, 12; Home Economics Club9, 10, 11, 12; Parliamentarian 10; His-torian 11; Dramatics Club 9, 10 12; 4-HClub 9, 10, 11; Class Reporter 9, 11,Secretary 12; Seer Staff 9, 11, 12, Reporter9, 11, Business Manager 12; Commence-ment Marshal 1

1 ; Author of "Last Willand Testament" 12.

ANNIE LOU JAMESGlee Club 9, 12; Dramatics Club 12,

Treasurer; 4-H Club 9, 10; Class President

10, Vice-President 11, 12; Beta Club 11,

12, President 12; Commencement Marshal11; Typist 1949 Warrentonian Staff;

Student Librarian 12; Class Poet 12.

PEGGY DRAKE MAY4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11,

President County Council 12; DramaticsClub 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 9, Reporter;Cooperative Club Representative 1 1

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Seer Staff 12, Art Editor; Class President

11, 12; Beta Club 12; Home EconomicsClub 9, 10, 11, 12, Reporter 10, 12, Pres-

ident 11, Warren, Vance County Parlia-

mentarian 12; Commencement Marshal11; Student Librarian; Class Historian 12;

Business Manager 1949 WarrentonianStaff.

MARGARET ANN MAYFIELDGlee Club 9, 12; Dramatics Club g, 10,

11, 12; Home Economics Club g, 10, 11, 12,

Vice-President 11, Songleader 12; Class

Reporter 10, Vice-President 11; 4-H Club

g, 10, 11; Cooperative Club Represent-

ative 11; Cheerleader 9, 10 11, 12, Chief

12; Monogram Club 12; Seer Staff 9, 10,

11, 12, Humor Editor g, 10, Business

Manager 11, Editor-in-chief 12; ManagerGirls' Basketball Team 11; 1 g4g War-rentonian Staff.

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SENIORS

ALEAN MILLERGlee Club 9, 12; Home Economics Club

9, 10, 11, 12; 4-H Club 9, 10; DramaticsClub 12; Humor Editor, Seer 12; Typist

1949 Warrentonian Staff.

ELIZABETH MAE ODOMHome Economics Club 10, 11; Glee Club12; Seer Staff Typist 12.

LULA MAE PEOPLESGlee Club 9, 12; Dramatics Club 9;Home Economics Club 9, 10, 11; Beta11, 12; 4-H Club 9, 10, 11; CommencementMarshal 1 1 ; Student Librarian 1 2 ; Seer

Staff Typist 12.

TRACY CARLTON QUALLSClass Treasurer 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12;Football 12, Manager g; Baseball g, io,

11, 12; Monogram Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Com-mencement Marshal 1 1

.

HENRY McILWAINE READFootball Manager 10, 11, 12; BasketballManager g, 10, 11, 12; Baseball Manager10, 11, 12; Monogram Club 11, 12, Re-porter 12; 4-H Club g, 11; Band g; SeerStaff g, 10, 12; Class Treasurer 12; ClassProphet 12.

ROBERT DEFOE SCOTTBand 7, 8, g; 4-H Club g, 10, 11.

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SENIORS

HORACE SMITH SHEARINF.F.A. 9; 4-H Club 9, 10, 11; Football 9,12.

WILLIAM LEE STEVENSONDramatics Club 10, 11, 12; 4-H Club 9,10, 11; Baseball 11; Manager Footballand Baseball g, 10; Assistant Librarian

9, 10; Captain School Patrol 9, 10;

MILDRED VIRGINIA STEVENSONGlee Club 9,

9, 10, 11, 12:

Club 12; BasketballTypist 12.

12; Home Economics Club4-H Club 9, 10; Dramatics

10, 11, 12: Seer Staff

GEORGE WASHINGTON TUCKER4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12; F.F.A. 9; GleeClub 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; BaseballAssistant Manager 10; Football 12.

ANN KITTRELL TURNERGlee Club 9, 12; Dramatics Club 9, 10,

11, 12, Secretary 11, 12; Home EconomicsClub 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 10, Pianist

11, 12; Cooperative Club Secretary 1 1

;

Class Vice-President 1 o, President 1 1

;

Beta Club 11, 12, Corresponding Secre-

tary 12; 4-H Club 9, 10, 11, Reporter 10;

Seer Staff 10, 11, 12, Reporter 10, Business

Manager 11, Assistant Editor 12; Cheer-leader 12; Commencement Marshal 11;

1948 and 1949 Warrentonian Staff,

Editor-in-Chief 1949.

MARVIN HUNTER WILSONF.F.A. Club 9; 4-H Club 10, n; Football

12.

RICHARD EVERETTE YOUNGF.F.A. Club 9; 4-H Club 9, 10, 11; Foot-

ball 9, 10.

Class History

In September, 1945, with high hopes and aims we entered high school as

green-horns. Aiding us in adjusting ourselves to the many new problems

which arose were our two homeroom teachers, Miss Lassiter and Miss

Person. Heretofore we had been one big happy family, but now with chang-

ing classes and all the excitement of several boys going out for athletics,

the family began to break up.

Summer vacation over, we again turned suntanned faces to books and

studies. Now we were sophomores. Though smaller in number we knew

the ropes, and coasted gaily through the year under the direction of Miss

Person and Miss Odom. In the latter part of the winter and early spring

several girls left our family circle to marry.

Nineteen forty-seven ! High school now had under its roof 25 Juniors who

were great busybodies. We were all a'ditter over the Junior-Senior Banquet

which we gave on May 7. Our family was a busy one now with its manyclub members. We had our thumbs in the Seer and Annual pies and were

feeling most important. Our sponsors, Miss Harris and Miss Rogers,

helped us iron out our details while we kept one eye on the Seniors.

Dignified Seniors, twenty-five strong, we entered school September, 1948.

This, our last year at school, we experienced the strange feeling of happiness

and remorse, for in nine short months we would say farewell to friends and

dear old John Graham, which for twelve years had housed and watched

us grow. Class rings and such, with our various plans for the future, kept

us starry-eyed and dreamy. To Miss Walters, our Senior sponsor, and

all the teachers, we thank you for leading us ever forward. "Veni, vidi?

vici." Truly, we came, we saw, we conquered, and stepped forth onto the

road of life as proud, well adjusted adults.

Our problems have not been few.

Now we are better citizens because of you, John Graham.

Peggy May,

Class Historian

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JUNIORS

President

Anne Egerton Jeannine Hunt

Vice-President

Jimmy Limer Virginia Boyd Williams

Secretary

Harriet Traynham Peggy Conn

Treasurer

Jane Overby Peggy Conn

Sponsors

Nancy Harris Mildred Smith

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Jimmy Adams

Billy Capps

Peggy Conn

Edward Allen

Jimmy Capps

Cameron Copley

Virginia Allen

Anice Collins

Shirley Copley

Rosa Bugg

Billy Collins

Anne Egerton

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JUNIORS

Thomas Evans Henry Faulkner Mildred Fisher Vernon Fleming, Jr.

Barbara Haithcock Rums Harmon Junior Hester James Hicks

Joyce Hicks Evelyn Hight Jeannine Hunt Sam Hunter

Jimmy Limer Glenn Neal Julia Miller Lucy Lynch

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JUNIORS

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Billy O'Neal Mollie O'Neal Jane Overby Annie Louise Parham

Fannie Pendergrass Elizabeth Peoples Margie Pippin Cora Mae Shearin

Vcrlic Thompson Grace Thompson Harriet Traynham Sarah Tucker

Edward Williams Mary Ann Williams

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SOPHOMORES

First Row, left to right: Mrs. Stewart, Teacher; Geraldinc Pittard, Reporter; Ruby Riggan, Secretary-Treasurer; Lonnie

Cox, Vice-President (not shown ); Nancy King, President; Jeannette Hayes, President; Lil Shearin, Vice-President; Ann Neal,

Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Mariam Boyd, Teacher.

Second Row: Peggy Clark, Barbara Jean Abbott, Belle Limer, Mildred Tharrington, Betty Jean Reavis, Anne

Robertson, Frances Gupton, Mildred James.

Third Row: Alice P. Reavis, Nan Abbott, Dorothy Hudgins, Mary Alice Hudgins, Sara Lou Gunter, Shirley Lyles,

Willie B. Overby, Annie Rosa Edmunds, Martha Duke Aycock, Victoria Wright.

Fourth Row: Earl Haithcock, Murray Davis, William Floyd, James Jones, Earl Maynard, David Scott, Frederick

Williams, Thomas Powell, Kearney Peoples.

Fifth Row: Bobby Rivers, Clarence Harris, Marvin Baugh, Alvin Reid, Charles Pinnell, Clifton Hicks, Thomas

Hamm, Ben Harris.

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FRESHMEN

First Row, left to right: Miss Elizabeth Allen, Teacher; Margaret Skillman, Reporter; Carl Davis, Treasurer; Jane

Short, Secretary; Gilbert Egerton, Vice-President (not shown) ; Mattie Hunter, President; Mary Fleming, President; Karen

Copley, Vice-President; Bobby Barlow, Secretary-Treasurer; Barbara Seaman, Reporter; Mrs. Martindale, Teacher.

Second Row: Jean Wright, Bessie Neal, Barbara Bowen, Edith Faucette, Ethel Faucette, Lois Alford, Ruby James,

Ruth Turner, Gladys James, Ruth Evans.

Third Row: Sara Wright, Margaret Jones, Lily Robertson, Lottie Ayscue, Mae King, Julia Fleming, Margaret

Gupton, Kathleen Overby, Emily Lou Harris, Faye Dillard

Fourth Row: Billy Rudd, Alan Fisher, Marvin Overby, Billy Davis, James Herbert Edmunds, Edward Davis,

Si Nunn, John R. Fleming, Paige Bowen, Milton McCoy.

Fifth Row: John Lee Hamme, Billy Lanier, Roger Williams, Finley Read, Floyd Dillard, Frank Gibbs, Clinton

Capps, Jack Smith, Clifton Harris, Samuel King.

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EIGHTH GRADE

Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Hannah Crockett, Teacher; Norma Pittard, Nancy Gamble, Rubic Neal, Margie

Spain, Martha King, Mary Eleanor Ayscue, Nell Williams, Louise Dorsey, Shirley Gupton, Betty Jean Fleming,

Jane Peete, Teacher.

Second Row: Katherine Odom, Maggie O'Neal, Shirley Joyner, Ann Stevenson, Hattie Peoples, Mildred Garrett,

Betty Jean Edgcrton, Rachel Powell, Clara Scott, Laura Burt Williams, Shirley Miller, Lessie Mae Aycock.

Third Row: Gid Tharrington, Kenneth Aycock, Bill Ed Hawkins, Walter Grissom, Alpheus Jones, Donald Capps,

Herbert King, Bobby Allen, Barbara Ann Jones, Gayle Aycock, Connie May.

Fourth Row: Tommy Peoples, Herbert Charles Davis, George Coley, Roy Neal, Fred King, Olive Falkner, Ed

Thompson, Lewis Stevenson, Leamon Coggin, Jack Whitby.

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WARRENTONIAN STAFF

Ann Turner

Editor-in-Chief

Harriet Traynham

Assistant Editor

Peggy MayBusiness Manager

Jimmy Adams

Assistant Business Manager

Annie Lou James

Typist

Alean Miller

Typist

Ann Mayfield

Editor of Photography

Dorothy Walters

Faculty Adviser

SEER STAFFEditor-in-Chief

Ann Mayfield

Assistant Editor

Ann Turner

Roving Reporters

Anne EgertonJane Overby

Humor Editors

Alean MillerHenry Read

Literary Editors

Virginia AllenJeannine Hunt

News Reporters

Ruth TurnerMary Fleming

Geraldine PittardWillie B. Overby

Art Editor

Peggy May

Business Managers

Harriet TraynhamJean House

Sports Editors

Buck FlemingJimmy Adams

News Editor

Alice Pearl Reavis

Exchange Editor

Rosa Bugg

Typists

Lula Mae PeoplesRosa HarrisBetsy Odom

Mildred Stevenson

Faculty Adviser

Mrs. J. F. Martindale

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BETA CLUB

Annie Lou James

President

Virginia Boyd Williams

Vice-President

Jeannine Hunt

Recording Secretary

Jimmy Adams

Treasurer

Ann Turner

Corresponding Secretary

Front Row, left to right: Jeannine Hunt, Annie Lou James, Ann Turner, Jimmy Adams.

Second Row: Sara Tucker, Peggy Conn, Mildred Fisher, Lula Mae Peoples, Harriet Traynham, Eliza-

beth Peoples.

Third Row: Peggy May, Virginia Allen, Rosa Bugg, Grace Thompson, Mary Ann Williams, Miss

Elizabeth Allen, Sponsor.

Fourth Row: Jimmy Limer, Edward Allen, Carlton Quails.

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DRAMATICS CLUB

Jimmy Limer

Vice-President

Mary Ann Williams

President

Ann Turner

Recording Secretary

Annie Lou James

Treasurer

Virginia Boyd Williams

Corresponding Secretary

Front Row, left to right: Dorothy Walters, Sponsor; Alice Pearl Reavis, Annie Lou James, Mary AnnWilliams, Jimmy Limer, Ann Turner, Mrs. Martindale, Sponsor.

Second Row: Bill Stevenson, Joyce Hicks, Harriet Traynham, Jeanette Hayes, Annie Louise Parham

,

Jean House, Fannie Pendergrass, Verlie Thompson, Martha Duke Aycock, Thomas Powell.

Third Row: Henry Creech, Mildred Stevenson, Peggy May, Shirley Copley, Peggy Conn, Margie

Pippin, Jeannine Hunt, Geraldine Pittard, Grace Thompson, Ann Mayfield, Jimmy Adams.

Fourth Row: Edward Allen, Cora Mae Shearin, Julia Miller, Sara Tucker, Virginia Allen, Jane Overby,

Anne Egerton, Rosa Bugg, George Fleming.

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUBFirst Row, left to right: Nancy Harris, Sponsor; Ann Turner, Pianist; Peggy May, Reporter; Ann Neal,

Treasurer; Joyce Hicks, President; Jeannine Hunt, Vice-President; Rosa Bugg, Secretary; Ruth Turner, Parli-

amentarian; Ann Mayfield, Song Leader.

Second Row: Karen Copley, Faye Dillard, Mattie Hunter, Edith Faucette, Ethel Faucette, Annie

Louise Parham, Jean House, Jeannette Hayes, Fannie M. Pendergrass, Mary Fleming, Margaret Skillman,

Third Row: "Lib" Shearin, Nancy King, Mildred Fisher, Elizabeth Peoples, Bessie Neal, Kathleen

Overby, Betty Jean Reavis, Anne Egerton, Harriet Traynham, Mary Ann Williams, Martha Duke Aycock,

Alice Pearl Reavis.

Fourth Row: Mildred Stevenson, Julia Miller, Willie B. Overby, Ruby Riggan, Geraldine Pittard,

Margie Pippin, Shirley Copley, Grace Thompson, Margaret Jones, Verlie Thompson, Nan Abbott, Sara

Lou Gunter, Annie Rosa Edmunds.

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GLEE CLUBMrs. Hank Hardy

Director

Front Row, left to right: Betsy Odom, Alice Pearl Reavis, Kathleen Overby, Joyce Hicks, Barbara JeanAbbott, Ann Mayfield, Martha Duke Aycock, Betty Jean Reavis, Annie Rosa Edmunds, Harriet Traynham,Alean Miller.

Second Row: Karen Copley, Edith Faucette, Gladys James, Rachel Deal, Elizabeth Peoples, MargiePippin, Shirley Lyles, Jean Wright, Jane Overby, Mary Fleming, Ruth Turner, Ethel Faucette, BarbaraAnn Bowen, Garnet Armsby.

Third Row: Grace Thompson, Mae King, Julia Peoples, Shirley Copley, Mildred Stevenson, JuliaMiller, Faye Dillard, Bessie Neal, Jeannette Hayes, Rosa Bugg, Ann Turner, Sara Lou Gunter, Anice Collins,

Jeannine Hunt.

Fourth Row: Emily Lou Harris, Belle Limer, Mattie Hunter, Nan Abbott, Hilda Dillard, Cora MaeShearin, Willie B. Overby, Ruby Riggan, Jane Short, Fannie Mae Pendergrass, Margaret Skillman, BarbaraSeaman, Geraldine Pittard, Anne Egerton, Mary Ann Williams.

Fifth Row: Fredrick Williams, Earl Maynard, David Scott, Edward Davis, Clifton Hicks, John R.Fleming, James Herbert Edmunds, Billy Rudd, Clifton Harris, Jimmy Adams, Milton McCoy, Si Nunn,Billy Davis, George Fleming.

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MONOGRAM CLUBJohn Thomas Harris

President

Carlton Qualls Buck Fleming

Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer

Front Row, left to right: Carlton Quails, John Thomas Harris, Buck Fleming.

Second Row: Anice Collins, James Hicks, Philip Coggin, Rosa Bugg.

Third Row: Cora Mae Shearin, Henry Read, Ann Mayfield, Jimmy Adams, Geraldine Pittard.

CHEERLEADERS

Ann Mayfield

Chief

Mary Fleming Ann Turner

Rosa Bugg Anne Egerton

Virginia Boyd Williams (not shown)

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FOOTBALL SQUADFront Row, left to right: James Hicks, William Pittman, Co-Captaim.

Second Row: Murray Davis, Manager; Henry Faulkner, Buck Fleming, Carlton Quails, Billy O'Neal, K. T. Miller,

Lonnie Cox, Sam Hunter, Philip Coggin, Thomas Powell, Manager.

Third Row: James Jones, Manager; Horace Shearin, Bobby Rivers, Clarence Harris, Finley Read, Clinton Capp.<\

Thomas Evans, Kearney Peoples, Earl Haithcock, Carl Davis, Bobby Barlow, Ben Harris.

Fourth Row: E. J. Bullock Coach; Frank (Buddy) Gibbs, Marvin Baugh, John Lee Hamme, Rufus Harmon, Marvin

Wilson, Charles Pinnell, Billy Capps, Grover Shearin, Henry Read, Manager.

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First Row, left to right: Henry Read, Manager; John Thomas Harris, Jimmy Adams, Finley Read, Carlton Quails,Buck Fleming, Murray Davis, Manager.

Second Row: Bill Jones, Manager; Carl Davis, John Lee Hamme, Sam Hunter, Buddy Gibbs, Bobby Barlow,Clinton Capps, Thomas Powell, Manager.

BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM

Adams Harris Read Fleming Qualls

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM

Front Row, left to right: Alice Pearl Reavis, Mildred Stevenson, Geraldine Pittard, Anice Collins, Captain; Rosa

Bugg, Ruby Riggan, Jeannette Hayes.

Second Row: Harriet Traynham, Manager; Willie B. Overby, Anne Egerton, Jane Overby, Mary Ann Williams,

Cora Mae Shearin, Sally Faye Cheek, Julia Peoples, Joyce Hicks, Manager.

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BASEBALL TEAM

Front Row, left to right: Bill Jones, Manager; Clarence Harris, Billy O'Neal, Carlton Quails, Philip Coggin, Lonnie

Cox, Buck Fleming, Jimmy Adams, Thomas Powell, Manager.

Second Row: Henry Read, Manager; Sam Hunter, Finley Read, Clinton Capps, Marvin Baugh, Bobby Rivers,

Bobby Barlow, Murray Davis, Manager.

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D,uring the next six years, half a million teach-

ing positions will be available in the United

States. Thousands of men and women are

needed to replace inadequately prepared teach-

ers now in the schools, to fill the vacancies

caused by normal turnover, and to meet the

needs of the five million additional children

born during wartime. There is a need for ele-

mentary and high school teachers, college in-

structors, principals, superintendents, and edu-

cational specialists of every kind.

Now you know the law of supply and de-

mand. When your kind of training and ability

are needed, offers for it are made more and

more attractive.

That is what's happening in the teaching pro-

fession. Many communities are taking steps

to improve their local school conditions—someare granting salary increases—North Carolina

has established a definite minimum salary

schedule for teachers.

The ability to teach is a special gift, a valued

talent, and no profession provides greater per-

sonal satisfaction than teaching. If you are a

"born teacher"—make your decision now to

join this honored profession. For "Our Teach-

ers Mold Our Nation's Future," and America's

future has need of you.

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