Corinth Holders High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Zebulon, NC)

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We 1 4 4 . They have understood our problems, assisted us with patience of steel and untiring efforts, listened to our com- plaints with an admirable smile, in- spired us with confidence, encouraged us when we were disheartened, and in- creased our chance for success. They have been patientand understanding in all of our shortcomings. Their determined effort to make us satisfied and happy will always be re- membered as one of our most precious high school memories. Because of their guidance this far in our lives, we now take this opporttmity to express, in a little way, our appreciation, love, re- spect, and gratitude for all they have done for us. So it is with humble hearts that we dedicate this 1963 Co- rinthian to our parents!

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X Now is the hour when we must say goodby. So go the words of a very beautiful song. Yet, close to each of us are these very same words, because we have reached that point when our association with you on an aca- demic level must terminate. Before we enter that journey of life, we must in these last dying minutes pause momentarily to meditate and speculate. It is in meditation that we dig into our past and see just how we reached this present point in our lives. It seems now for the first time we really recognize the patience our teachers had with us. It is only now that we appreciate the discipline that back then seemed so terrible and without basis. Now that we have no more homework, book reports, science experiments or problems in math, we see that we have lost something that can't be written down or expressed in words. Yet, in these beautiful moments of remembrance and meditation, the wheels of life will not permit us to stand still. We have now reached the point of speculation . . . the point of no return. We realize for the first time what the teachers meant when they said we would someday be on our own. We see now that life is a little more than a thirty-nine Ford and forty dollars a week. Our hearts are heavy with insecurity and yet, at the same time, our minds are filled with confidence. We ask that you be kind to us in your memories and that you will always carry us in your dreams. We leave with you this annual . . . our final tribute. Now is the hour when, we too, must say good- by. 4.1-1111

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X 7a ' In memory of Mrs. Gilbertine Garner, who passed from our midst on July 20, 1960. Her clean and unselfish life won the love, the admiration, and the confidence of her many friends and students. She will always re- main in the hearts of the Seniors because of the guidance she gave them in their freshman year. EARLY DEATH She passed away like morning dew Before the sun was highg So brief her time, she scarcely knew The meaning ofa sigh. As round the rose its soft perfume, Sweet love around her floated, Admired she grew - while mortal doom Crept on, unfeared, unnoted. Love was her guardian Angel here, But.Love to Death resigned her Though Love was kind, why should we fear But Holy Death is kinder? HARTELY COLERIDGE