Burlington High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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Zlibe Eus:EalJ:3Iatk iiiii Niki v ' f H N' f ff 'H f wif! X-x fl Toasf fo ffze Scfzool The sweetest memories in the life of the average person are the memories of high school days. Our intimate associations and comradeships bring us into a closer alliance with each other. XVe have a better understanding of the trials and hardships that eaeh student undergoes during his high school career, which naturally leads to mutual friendships. 'lfhere is a tie which binds us to each other that we cannot understand. There is a feeling in our hearts toward one another that cannot be explained. We through cooperation and mutual responsibility, have learned to love one another, and though we live to a ripe old age, even three-score years and ten we shall not forget our associations and comradeships in dear old B. H. S. To our instructors, we wish to pay our tribute. W'hether we leave these walls for higher institutions of learning, or for simple home duties, or for the business world, we shall go with a spirit that will never die and which will never let us forget our dear .-Xlma Mater. lVe shall forever cherish her dear name. XVhy should we wait until we have gone out from these halls, some of us probably never to return, to pay our tributes to those who have taught us, and whom we love so well? XVhy not throw our bouquets now? Vlfe pledge to thee, O Spirit strong, That through the years hast led Our feet thy paths of truth along And hope with virtue fed. lflast shown new beauties in the scope Of dnty's toiling way: Xlfe pledge to thee, our life, our hope In this glad hour to-day. lts banner fair our cleathless aim, Wie shall not fail to pay. All honmge to thy glorious name. O this, we pledge to-day. Delivered by john Wfhitley at Junior-Senior Banquet March 9, 1928. 1-l t i