Jacksonville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Jacksonville, NC)

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CLASS HISTORY Our Senior Class of 1947 has completed a twelve year prograrr which constitutes for us a well balanced and varied foundation upon wh1ch we will begin our indivldual life s work Each will go into a different direction intc different fields of endeavor each carrying in his heart and mind the ideals inspirations and knowledge gained through these twelve years of associatior with each other and with the instructional program of the school Since our first days in the Primary Department our school program has expanded and strengthened Each year we have been offered greater advan tages for advancement in learning and other activities Through the elemen rapidity but with no definite aim in mind Upon entering high school we began to feel the whole plan of our education the progress we had made and the course of our future which would be a decision of our own We began to see the need of continued study and preparation to be able to fully understand and conquer the problems which will confront us as we individually take our places in the business economic and social world Since the restrictions of war shortages no longer restrain us we hav in the past two years directed our efforts to building an athletic program which would be an asset to the school and thereby enriching the lives of the pupils through various sports and creative activities We have achieved much of our purpose with great enioyment and satisfaction but we are leaving much to be im proved upon We feel deep gratitude now that we have reached this attainment, to the many who have helped us through our trials given their council and lived their lives that we might daily have an example to follow. Our greatest wish is that we might give of our knowledge and strength to others like ourselves and in a measure repay our debt. THELDINE GILLESPIE ANNE YOPP. ,94 cle cw, af tary grades we studied, played, and accepted new ideas with increasing