Anson High School - Aquila Yearbook (Wadesboro, NC)

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som President = a —) =r i- a=) | 900k Re ROBERT INGOLD Vice=President = - = -9— =) TOMMY GRAY SCCIetaly ia w= Fee SIBYL WRIGHT TTC ASurer -) Fava 9 = a oe JENNETTE HORNE The first class to begin high school at Anson will graduate this year. . . but their memories will remain. The school will remember the class of '64, and we will al- ways remember our Alma Mater. As freshmen, we began the process of getting acquainted, making friends, and learning about high school life. The next year, as sophomores, we felt especially grown because we were no longer the little wheels of the school, Our junior year was highlighted by our Junior- Senior prom - In Apple Blossom Timesan As seniors, we received our long-awaited class rings. Throughout the year, we have eagerly prepared for our graduation. Soon, our years at Anson High will be over; we will each go our separate ways as we travel down life's highway. Some things we will remember, some we will forget - but our memories of Anson High will remain forever,

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SENIORS

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MARY BEVERLY ALLEN (Beverly) mDOnrtsieel SOIry Ore yourseli — = - feel sorry for those who have to live with you.’’ JAMES ELMER ASHCRAFT (James) “Keep doing some kind of work, that the devil may always find you employed,” ROSE MARIE AUSTIN (Marie) ‘Thinking is like loving and dying. Each of us must do it for himself,’’ RONALD LEE BARNHILL (Ronnie) ‘‘Be kind to strangers, they’re just friends you haven’t met yet,’’ ROBERT DANIEL BATTEN (Robert) ‘Triumphs for nothing and lamenting toys is jollity for apes and grief for boys.” SHIRLEY REBECCA BENTON (Shirley) ‘fA boy is a pain in the neck until he becomes a man, then he is a pain in the heart.’ ANN ELIZABETH BOWMAN (Ann) ‘Tact consists in knowing how far to go too far,”’ BARBARA RUTH CAPEL (Barbara) ‘Love is a gift; it is not bought.’’