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I Is this the detention list, Mr. Scales? Mt. Scales and Mrs. James in the oche. Mr. Raney and Mrs. Darden,school secretary, issue per- uMr. Raney, my alarm clock didn,t 'ring this morning. mits to students. May I have a tardy slip?
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Mrs. Effie Mae Green Director of Guidance, Dean of Girls Greetings to the Class of 1960 Since we greeted you as eighth graders, you have grown into early adulthood. Each of you has profited by his high school experiences in accord with his personal- ity, interests, and abilities. Remember that your role in society is important to your own and succeeding gen- erations. ttIf you can dream and not make dreams your master . . . Yours is the earth and everything thatls in it . . . May God bless you and keep you. 3! Yet after brick and stone are gone, And flexh and blood and dust. the dream live: on? e- S cruggs G. Wesley Raney, Jr. Assistant Principal To have seen your dream of graduation come true deserves my heartiest congratula- tions. Dreams donlt end with one accomplishment or two or three! From this day on, what you achieve will depend on how diligently you work for the things-you want most. Dream a rewarding career; dream a happy home; dream a wholesome community in which others, like you, may some day dream; dream a richer, nobler life for yourselves. And, to add substance to the dream, WORK that all your dreams will become realities. Mrs. Nancy Carter Assistant Director of Guidance Advisor to Seniors Congratulations on the choice of your year- book theme, ilFor a Dreamls Sake.n Without dreams our lives would indeed be barren. In the haste of todayis living too many of us have ruled out dreams as impractical. Yet, I am reminded of Edgar Allan Poels words, uThose who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream by night.w Dreams hold our ambitions, hopes, and de- sires for the future. May the dreams of the graduation class of 1960 help make our world a better place in which to live.
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