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

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■nnmh HUM t mmM W»3l : : -%?SBteE ?Si ■ !■ 1 1 1 TSS? • •■ni’. 2 ?« 1 H» ai • hi •ssS n ■ a « iWShuiT.T. Ma» V S ! • static n-iOibnJ SSS «ei« »i - c5 ■ Mf ■« « ■ 4iw Hl3 «f iuSst ' ■§• I dXJlKrlm • JVl r Our world began as enthusiastic sophomores with anxieties of fear, joy and confusion as we entered the halls of Brown with our mind full of questions . . . seeking answers we looked, ask- ing questions. As wishful seniors, juniors, and sophomores, we all came together as one to search among the many facets of our world. We saw as the three short years passed us by the many incidents, and impressions which were truly wonders. The trip to Washington, as juniors; the first Junior-Senior Prom; and receiv- ing class rings have all left their lasting smiles as we think back over these events. Our world bega: Page Six

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After each vacation we return once again to our world of lockers, halls, books, and friends. All activities are regained and once again we will experience many new and different ideas. As we return we notice the smaller things which we have missed during our leave; the clock, the trophy case, filled with tarnished monu- ments of students long gone, the vast auditorium with its 1952 seats and the stage, which stares open as a giant picture-frame, the views from the doors as you walk down the hall sneaking peeps of friends in their classes, and the high spirit of everyone, the green and white shakers and the yells as we prepare for our first football game. And so as these times age we must also age and grow for this is only the foundation of our lives. Class meetings were hel i i The usual Tuesday teachers meeting was brightened by corsages on Teacher Appreciation Day. Seniors hold their first class meeting to elect their new officers. Page Eight