Harding High School - Acorn Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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CLASS DAY OFFICERS PAT .IoNEs, Snlumtorimz and Poei BILLY FITHOIXIPSON, Vnledictorinn BONNIE JOYCE Lots BARTLETT Giftorians CHfKRI.ES LEE, Ifzwyev' LEWIS LANE, Historian EUGENE SCRUCOS, Prophet VICKI jo BROOKS BOBBY ANDERSON Mascots CLASS POEIVI As the Class of 1961 prepares to leave these halls, VVe wish for only a few more hours lo make some brief recalls. On looking back it's hard to 'cite pare ticular days and deeds. The classes, teachers, friends, and games together filled our needs. Among these needs were knowledge, inspiration, kindness, truth, All of these were generously offered in our youth. The school makes the difference: the guidaneefas we all know- Can be the block or stepping stone, determining where we'll go. VVho can measure what we've gained? VVho can count the cost? VVe only east regretful eyes on opporf tunities lost. HOW swiftly have these years passed by, filled with Inemories dear, Now we've reached the parting time we've thought of all the year. Yes, we've finish our high school years: Graduation Day is nigh, But we'd gratefully do it o'er again for our beloved Harding High. Raise your heads proudly, Seniors: strive hard in what you try. You have a mighty name behind you. Alma Mater, Harding High. PAT JONES, Class Poet 'FP va' ara :W