Calhoun Consolidated High School - Rocket Yearbook (Irwinton, GA)

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xi CLASS HISTORY Behold, the goddess of the past has revealed herself to us and the entire world to tell of the past events that have taken place among the Seniors of 1966. With the help of God we boarded our space ship, The Gemini Calhoun Rocket, with a crew of 109 in the year of 1961. We ventured through a space by the name of Education and traveled through the Hemisphere of Knowledge. Through the passing of time, on the Gemini Calhoun Rocket, we have had many p captains serving as advisors in the time of sorrow and despair. By the help of God and our various advisors, we have nearly completed our mission in space. We, the Seniors, have passed through many meteor storms that have often occurred in space. There have also been many rewards and gains in our trip. We have been very successful in various activities, such as sports and fine arts festivals. The prize was not always ours, but the effort and determination was never futile. Our many feats may not have been prodigious, but they have helped us meet many adversities that face one in our dynamic space age. We have lost many on our journey, and now have a crew of only sixty-two. Slowly, the ship nears the close of its mission in space and will eventually return to earth on graduation day with Mr. R. L. James, as captain of the ship. Truly, our mission shall not have been in vain, for each Senior has gained a profound and true courage in meeting any vigil that may present itself in our society. Priscilla Butts, Historian MOTTO We enter for preparation and go forth to serve.