Harding High School - Acorn Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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hm! I- I' I i 1 THE IOB CLASS ' 1914 MIKE XAIUODRUVV AKINS Io ANN ANDERSON VERA LOUELLEN ANDREVVS PEPITSA ARDABIIS JUNE CAROLE AR1'IBEE OLIVIA ANN AYCOIII PALILA ANN BAILEY SYLVIA LOUISE BAILEY MICHAEL FRANKLIN BAKER SANDRA CQAIL BAKER FRANKIE LORENE BALL CLALIDIA KAY BEAN ROBERT BIORSE BEARD f BIARGARET ELIZARETII BELL VENARD jOIIN BERARDI 4 . ,, , N, W, 4 T.Df WM D -ya ,--A-fr ffm. 1:1207 WCW zz Y'i'f,'f ' -W, ww W' WM, W J N-G....... dl if K ,J Z kv l0,' 5 9 gg rc f Z,-wk N paw '- ff' 'UD f 'ir' fb- ww P.1ge SUIPPZIUKJZ

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,,v X'Z'- ,-' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Semester Presideizf ...... ............. . . .lJANNY GARDNER Vice President. . . ...... CiINDY PoLK Seeretury ..... . . .Suumtv CLOLISE 'lieizsiirei' . ........... RICHARD lusttele fltl Pixel' .................. THE SE IOR Seniors are now anxiously awaiting graduation. Wfe have encountered many obstacles and tests of strength in our last nine months ol high school. Now, only happy memories remain to remind us of our past years at Hard- ing. lhinking back to these past years at Harding, we re- member all the wonderful and exciting times we have had. 'lihe hresent senior class was the first sophomore class at the new l larding. 'lihere were more exatns to study for, more themes to write, more hooks to read each month, and more exciting times than we had ever known before. Dances, football and basketball games, Cuties and Ca- pers, and many other exciting activities were met for the liirst time in a brand new Harding High School. Next came the junior year and the half-way point of our years at Harding. This year was one of hard work, especially since we had the responsibility of the junior- Senior Prom. VVe planned, decorated, and financed this spring dance, while the seniors eagerly awaited the ref Page Sixleeiz Second Semester President ...... .............. . . .DANNY GARDNER Vice President .... ....., C TINDY POLK Secretary ...... . . .SHEHRY CLOUSE Treasurer ................. . . .RICHARD lu:-:Tien CLASS ' 1964 sults. As juniors we felt our labor was completely worth- while when we saw the pleased looks on the seniors' laces. Soon after the prom and after much discussion and voting, we became the first class to receive our class rings in the spring of our junior year. Now, as seniors, we find graduation time, with thoughts of both joy and sadness, has arrived. We seniors suddenly realize that all the events of our past years will soon be memories that will be cherished forever. VVhat will the future bring? and what will everyone be doing? These are two of the questions we shall ask ourselves in the next few weeks. VVC do not like to think that perhaps we will never again see many ol' the friends we have made. VVe will all go our separate ways, making plans for the future. lhe senior year is surely one ol' both joy and sadness, but no matter where we go, we will always remember our treasured Alma Mater, Harry P, Harding High School. 'IOANNE llAVNER

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