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Ruth tries to decide the best way to get past Mr. Cox. OFFICERS Leann Deal—President, Keith Belvin—Vice-Pres., David Morgan--Trea., Sally Fary—Sec., Earl Reid—Hisotiran.
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HENRY LANE WILSON III January 20, 1956—January 21, 1975 Twinkling blue eyes, a yard wide smile, the heart¬ iest hand shake in town. That was Lane Wilson, fun loving, life loving, happy. His friendliness encompas¬ sed the whole world. Lane was a wonderful person. In spite of health problems that plagued him from birth, he had courage and a strong will to live just for his friends. Because he was a likeable guy with a terrific sense of humor and no self pity, he was one of us. He was unselfish and he was always worried about somebody else. The young man preferred not to mention his ill health and with the help of his friends he was able to work, play, laugh, and live a good life. His strong will to live showed all of us just how precious life is. Lane accepted us all as we were and met us, and life straight on. He steered a gallant course all the way to home port. He taugnt us not to take life for granted. He will not be forgotten; we loved him. “Brave tempus aetatis satis tempus longun non est ad bene honesteque vivedum. ” Henry Lane Wilson III 7
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SENIORS Only 4 more weeks till graduation. With thoughts already turned toward that long awaited day of graduation, the senior class showed their spirit early in the year. Taking nearly all first places during home¬ coming week, they worked hard for the spirit stick, and their efforts were rewarded at the end of the week. Throughout the year, the class retained their spirits, but occasionally sagged under the pressure of college boards and achieve¬ ment tests. But finally the long waiting period ended as more and more seniors received their acceptance letter in the mail. Tensions lifted, and having made that first decisive step about which college to attend, the seniors seemed quite capable of conquering the world. They only awaited their final day of glory, complete with caps, gowns, and diplomas. You never know what seniors will be up to. I wonder if I could get by with skipping? EXIT—Class of ' 75 Seniors 9
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