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CLASS POEM We started at the foot of the pit. Climbing and struggling, and making the best of it Placing our feet on the rocky ledge, Preparing for the future that lies ahead. Trying to make sure of every move, So there will be nothing in the future to lose, Upward we climb through the dark of the night, Trying to reach the bright beaming light. The higher we climb, the harder we fight, For the goal we set is now in sight. We have known of the darkness of night. But now we see tomorrow ' s light. GLENN SIMMONS Class Poet
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GLENN SIMMONS Never ready, always late, but he smiles, so we wait. RENA MAE SPENCER Happy is she who is content; she won her way with time well spent.
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CLASS HISTORY It was in September ot 44 that Weeks taught us our A B C ‘s| We fast, where Mrs. Rachel Si Pollard, and Miss Martha Syl ight us. i entered the first grade. Mrs. Everton and Miss iffugh the second, third, and fourth grades very Dorothy Combs, Mrs. Helen Melson, Mrs. Jane When we reached the three teachers that year. Mi ley. We lost Miss Maggie friend. J grade, we were all eager to learn all v e could. We had jaggie Owens, Miss Hettie Jones, tmiK. Augusta Wood¬ mens this year by death, and we fig as if we lost a r Mrs. Florence Chaplin was iventh grade teacher. In the eighth gel Knight as our teacheij new person in our clas Then we were F| that year: Daisy Ci Ralph, and Dallas Bi rejoined us this ye | The year fie’ Ann Brickhouse, - sell and Joyce Sa ' loved in the new school build considered him one of our fc ' ugoslavia, but he left us at fne | Boy, what a bunch of mixed up I? Frankie Davenport, Jimmy Simr|l| . Ernest Ch ggBpij vas our home roqrft 3 mg away-for Ifiew ' years. i had Mr. Norman •t That year we had a tHe year. We lost six classmates fiobby Hassell,, N. P. Spcher. Christine Sawyer pckTy and before we knewN ' t we || e S|||homores. We lost Clara }fay, Franklin Armstrong, Bi I ly H le, Eugene Smith, June Has- i . Van Horne sj as our teacher Then we werJMiiors. This was a kusy year for 1 titled, Where ' s Gflrflma? Instead of a Junior and Seniq ton, D. C., with MM Senior Class for four days. We all lost four classmates this ear. They were: L ia Kay Bricl Everton, and $ At last wH ’big moment has Aqme; we are 5 and will all be sad v classmates: Barbara D. Owens, Jimmy Brickhouse:and Jin Horne this year for our home room teacher, the one wh™ for the last four years. lad our play, which was juet, we went to Washing- ed this trip very much. We rouse, Hyla Brickhouse, Jane have a busy year ahead of us ■is year we have gained three f Walker. We have Mrs. Van i our love and appreciation BETTY SUE WEST Class Historian
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