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18703
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From his visit to Yadkin County, Goerch recounts some of the area's history and things that interested him.
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22585
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The 1964 graduating class of East Bend High School in Yadkin County, North Carolina endured a lot in their years together. The assassination of President John F. Kennedy began the year while in April the school building burned to the ground during the middle of the night. The school was not fully rebuilt until January of 1965 and the last class of East Bend High School graduated in 1967.
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43682
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Historically considered one of North Carolina's most influential attorneys, Chief Justice Richmond Munford Pearson served on North Carolina's highest court for 30 years. He is remembered also for the private law school, known as Richmond Hill, which he operated from 1846-1878. The following article details the operation of that school and its impacts. The last living graduate of Pearson's school Hugh R. Scott of Rockingham County
died in 1947.
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