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Post Graduates Coming to Blue Ridge for an extra year of preparation before college, these boys added much to school life. They contributed consider¬ ably to the athletic program, and have helped themselves toward a richer preparation for the future. POOCHIE CORN Balfour, N. C. SCOTT DERRICK Johnston, S. C. MIKE HENRY Horse Shoe, N. C. Senior Fraternity Seniors put in many hours of work in cleaning up the “green house” for a Senior lounge.
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Seniors JEROME VENTERS Richlands, N. C. 2, 3, 4 “A mind to conceive, a heart to resolve, and a hand to execute.” Dance Committee 2; Library Club 2; Tennis 2; Basket¬ ball 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Student Council, Treasurer 4. In Conclusion ... The CLASS OF 1965 has set a new landmark in Blue Ridge history. This is the first class to undertake and fulfill the added responsibility of the senior system. More than any other year in their high school career, this is the most meaningful for them. It symbolizes the shedding of protective parental care and the embarkation upo n the threshold of adulthood. They have faced many decisions, some seem¬ ingly very important, but the most important are yet to come. If good judgment is exercised, the making of these decisions will produce the ulti¬ mate goal. However, they must always remem¬ ber that only the future is undetermined; only the past determines the future. 22
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Last Will And Testament VVe, the domineering SENIOR CLASS of BLUE RIDGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS, realizing that the end is near, do hereby present our last will and testament. BROOKS wills his sex appeal to Frick. BURBAGE leaves his (?) hairspray to Bornemann. COFFEY bestows his athletic ability to E. Lynch. ERSKINE endows his pseudo intellect to Goodwin. HECHT hands down his pretzels to Blue. JOHNSON bequeathes his good nature and bars to Bush. KOONCE wills his ability to slip out at night without getting caught to Russ. LOWRANCE leaves his magic wand to Ellis. LYNCH bestows the size 24 pants, which he borrowed, to Clarke. LYNE endows his frequent smiles to Huddleston. MONCKTON gives his sympathy to all returning students. MORTON bequeathes his fine relations with Mr. Turk to Watkins. ORR hands down his Georgia accent to Purwin. PARSLEY wills his Vick’s Vapo-Rub to Reid. STOCKTON bestows his “fatherly touch’’ to Bethea. VENTERS leaves his Nazi flag to Jeka. We, THE SENIOR CLASS, will our ability to get away with more mischievous actions than anyone else to the returning students. Also, we bestow our demerit sheets, hall duty, and all of our privileges upon the Juniors. 24
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