Cooleemee High School - Indian Echo Yearbook (Cooleemee, NC)

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Puma CLASS OF FORTY-FIVE Strive On! Strive On! Oh Senior Class of forty-five, To the land of gold and fame, Cheered by all the memories fond and dear, Of all thy many friends far and near. May no vestige of dishonor Stain our pages of tomorrow. Although hardships oft beset our paths, Always remember our dear old Senior Class. Strive On! Strive On! Oh Senior Class of forty-five, Where triumph knows no bound. ' Strive On! Glorious band of chosen few, Where courage and honor are always found. Reach out to God'S mysterious goal Though seas of discouragement before thee roll. Strive On! Dear Seniors, by His eternal hand With faith in God and faith in man. HELEN GRUBB. CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER! Red Rose MOTTO: We have launcher! here, where shall we anchor?

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Smiofz, flrmia, nfl 7 9-'25 III I In the fall of 1943 we became Juniors. We could truly be clas- sified as Jolly Juniors. VVhy not? We took a very active part in the activities of the school that year. Again, Helen Cook, Mary L. Gales, Oleta Mayberry, and Jean DeWeese made the first basketball, and also Margie Cannupp, Grace Osborne, and Helen Grubb, Marvin Spry and Frank Tatum made the boys' first team. Mr. P. W. Donnelly coached both teams. Then, too, we had the Junior-Senior banquet to look forward to, and also the selection of our class rings. This year was a merry one. We elected Frank Tatum, president, Grady Spry, vice-president, and Mildred Nail, secretary and treasurer. These were mighty fine officers, and they with the he-lp of Miss Sarah Sherrill and Mr. James Wall guided and led us throughout the year. IV We have reached our goal, at last We are seniors! It is only now that we fully realize what a splendid school Cooleernee High is and just how much it has done for us, but we shall never for- get. We shall always be grateful to Mr. G. E. Smith and Mr. G. R. Madison, who were our principals during our time in Coolee- mee High, and also to our many teachers. We sincerely appreciate all instruction and cooperation given to us by Mrs. W. J. Moody, our senior teacher. During the four years of High School that we have lived on this campus we have striven to build up our school, our class, and ourselves. We feel that we have gained much strength from the school and that we have given a small return, but we be- lieve that the greatest thing that we can do for our school is to stand up for it after we leave its strengthening but sheltering walls, and be proud to remember that we were part of it. Jean DeWeece Class Historian.

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