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in some .J ome of us came to (earn to be teachers, others or us want to worn field or home economics, still others have a position in the business world as their goal d5ut, whatever our purpose in wanting it, we all came for an education. j- ' husicallu, emotionallu, mentallu, spiritually we differ, each ft the other. C ach girl has her own personality, her own aspirations, h own jous, her own sorrows. L ach girl, just as she is and also as the person she is becoming dau bu dau, is an important part of our student bodu. We are tall and short, thin and fat, blonde and brunette, n blue eues and brown, like spinach and don t line spinach . . . thirteen hundred and seventeen different people. rom er ave e are
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m VOL W e A. eqe students now — and that is a precious term to those of us who do not have much Ic r to claim it as our title. e are daughters or merchants, farmers, lawuers, doctors, salesmen, udiers . . . AJe h soldiers . . . l l e have come from wi idelu varied backgrounds for differing purposes to the same school — to ff adison L olie eqe.
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Senior Class Officers Left to right: Jane Dingledine, Ida Halhert, Lois Williams, Ruth Lynch, Betsy Ross First row: Louise Parks, Mildred Gwathmey Second row: Virginia Culpepper, Betsy Ross, Evelyn Gilley Third row: Florence Atherholt, Mary Jane Bliss, Lois Williams OKING back, we remember our Sen- ior year as the full- est year ever — led by our president, Betsy Ross, advised by our sponsors, Mrs. Adele R. Blackwell and Mrs. Raymond C. Dingle- dine and, for good luck, inspired by our little mascot, Betsy Lynn Gibbons. There was excitement and diligence over parties, dances, programs, class days, and — not to be minimised or forgotten — classes. 16 This year our class day was different from others we had known. We were Seniors, capped and gowned, and actually realizing for the first time that our big finale was at hand — that, along with necessary classes and training, we must fill every day quite full of activities in order to get in all those things we had planned. Looking ahead, we must strive to do our part, to fill our place in life, and to serve.
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