Parrish High School - Sel Ala Yearbook (Selma, AL)

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PEGGY JOHNSON, Class Musician ASS We'll soon be leaving Parrish And The friends held so dear. We'll soon be finding all our dreams In The Coming years. Our Schooldavs vvere so Tull of sunshine We didn'T even mind The rain. Our Memories vvill be Tor a life Time Even Tho' The TuTure's Tull of gain Believe us- We haTe To leave you Parrish Our hearTs are sad To leave These halls oT Tame. llunez l'lVl ALWAYS CHASING RAlNBOVVSl Page IQS3

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..,--.V BARBARA HICKS, Class Poet GLASS PUEM Our Golden year has come at last, A dream which seemed too tar to grasp, And with it come both smiles and tears, And cherished memories ot by-gone years The faculty and triends so dear Will be recalled year after year. They made our problems seem so small Were ne'er too busy to help when called. The pep meetings, and ball games, too, These gay hours would soon end, we knew, The dances and parties, all stay To be recalled as youth fades away. As we slowly walk down the aisle, We hide our tears and force a smile. Within us there're ioy and sorrow, For we know we'll not come this way tomorrow Page 132

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ANNIE MERLE MONK, Class Prophet CLASS PRUPHECY For ten years the class of '52 Has experienced something new. A class reunion has been planned To see the footprints left in the sand. After much hard work, Michael Arban with his band Has became the best in our Dixie Land. Barbara Hicks has achieved her ambition- After six years of college she's a lab-technician. Billy Anderson in his beautiful new grocery store Declares there's room for no-more. Nelda and Dave Gray are both doing great. Their little family now total eight. Alma Jean Alexander, I'm sure you'll agree, ls iust the girl to run a ranch like her B-Bar-B. A smart young lady, now we meet Betty Vardaman, who designs dresses for Avondale Mills-and are they neat Bill Crutcher and Howell Regan, who loved to race, Got together and invented a car called the Fodge V-8. Page 134