A L Brown High School - Albrokan Yearbook (Kannapolis, NC)

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Frankie H. Adams lf l lwd WW l'fe to live oxer, I'd do the some things again, Wayne Franklin Adcock Today we do the unprobable, tomorrow we do the rrflpusslblef' Kay Hampton Alexander Lite is to be fortified by many friendships. To love ond be loved is the greatest happiness of all. Phillip Steven Allen Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Thomas Raymond Allen No man was ever great without a touch of dl- vine offlatusf' Jerry Monroe Allman Ns,-, '5- twelve long years of striving and dreaming... we .es is. fs' s ' 7 ws r ' 'S tQxe :lik gp., af' Tommy Gene Anderson Do unto others as you would have them do un- to you. Carolyn Joyce Argo l'm at the edge of o coreerg somebody push mel Shelia Vae Argo Happiness lS not perfect until xt IS shared. Richard Eugene Armstrong From school life ta Ilfe's school. Polyvios A. Athanaelos Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Phyllis Gail Austin The Lord is my shepherd. l am Has SHGGDJ fltefe- fore, I will spend my lute serving Him, ?

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ronnie Glosson, Vice-President, Eric McKnight, President, Alan McKnight, Treasurer, Shelia Argo, Secretary. Gut Senior ear... tHe tealigation o As the seniors reach the last step in their high school career, they pause to glance over their shoulders to recall the past three short years. They recall the awe upon entering the cosmopolitan world of senior high, the lingering pride of the band, football games, the publications, programs, and each of the individuals that make these years so wonder- fully special. Seniors remember bisecting their first frogs, the excitement of elections, the joy of being a part of living democracy, and the singing of the school song for the first and last time. They remember championship football and basketball teams, that heart-breaking game in which we lost the victory bell, and again the glorious game in which we won it back. More than anything, they remember the spirit that is a senior, that intangible some- thing that puts every student on the same team, working in all ways to make our school the best. Now they must continue their upward climb. They must entrust their school to the eager hands of the underclassmen. The actions of this class will be remembered for they have added a strong and rich chapter to the never ending story of A, L. Brown l-ligh School.

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ew fu' . 4 , H 'Q r in :Www X ' ex rr .gs- 'Y' Janice Ann Ballard I will strive to do the things that are right in the eyes of God. Reginald Allen Ballard Da unto others as you would have them do unto you. Tobie Jo Barbee All things work together for good for them that love the Lord. There taken Some those I Con John Russell Barlow is a tide in the affairs of men which at the flood leads on to fortune. Rita Jo Barnard are born great, but of more value are who achieve greatness. George Lewis Barrier, Jr. do all things with the help of God, Zhis is not just a record of our year fogetllezt., 5u Thomas Lawson Ba rringer I resolved to take Fate by the throat and shake o living out of her. Augustus Covington Basinger, Jr. The surest way to get rid of an enemy is to make a friend of him. Mary Evelyn Bass l don't know what the future holds, but l know Him who holds the future. Jerry Albert Beam lt as best to keep your mouth shut and be though a fool than to open it and remove all doubt. Kaye Frances Beaver When a man's ways please the Lord, he maketh even his enemies to be at peace with hum Leonard Ray Beaver To err is hurnanj to forgive, divine' 28 4 if rs ,-U at r Q-4 Ua- S. rs -e 0 'T' -av' -me at fx w-