Dan River High School - Archway Yearbook (Ringgold, VA)

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Ghee Airc) weap fo reel Oeoeo PROPERTY OF THE SENIOR CLASS BARKER, but no dog BILL, but no bird ROBERTSON, but no Crusoe Mary, but no lamb Dyer, but no cleaner Ear, but no Duke HALL, but no stairs HaArpDING, but no President Jerr, but no Mutt Rye, but no wheat KING, but no Queen Mays, but no cans Minis, but no millers OAKES, but no acorns GARNETT and RuBIEs, but no diamonds RippLes, but no answers Roses, but no thornes B. C., but no headache KITTEN, but no cat WELLS, but no water Wuire, but no black Mec, but no nut A JUNIor, yet a Senior A Sams, but no salesman PATTERSON, but no drug store Lucy, but no locket 22

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Che CBr acnheiede permit oe CLASS SONG (Tune to “JUANITA”’) Now is Commencement High School days are at an end; Years are before us. What shall fate now send? Some may be so happy, Trials and tests may be our lot. But whate'er betide us Youll not be forgot. Chorus School pals—dear old school pals, With you in heart we'll always be. Pals and dearest teachers Farewell to thee. Here is our last word To all who come to this dear school: Mind all your teachers 1) 3 And obey all rules. [f this plan you'll follow We are sure yowll make success And we wish you luck and May your lives be blest. CoRNELIA Dopson. CLASS POEM Happiness to us seems faded When Commencement to you seems gay, There's something in the future that calls us And tells us to go our way. Although we're leaving, dear school- mates, To fill the vocation which awaits, We're leaving you the best of wishes For success through your pathway gate. Promise, dear schoolmates, you'll remember The Seniors gone on before. Promise yowll always be loy.l To Dan River, the school we Seniors adore. 21 To you, dear teachers, who have guided Through hardships, toil and strife, We feel you are glad to lose us So your burdens may be made light. [t's you we'll always remember, And don't bid us adieu; We're leaving you the best of wishes For happiness your whole life through. Promise, dear teachers, you'll remem- ber The Seniors gone on before; Promise you'll always be loyal To pupils, we Seniors loved so. ELISE PATTERSON.

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Cminte etal Dewedepe eto t 2) 993 6 JUNIOR CLASS Morro: Labor Omnia Vincit Corors: Green and Yellow FLOWER: Buttercup Officers Vinee Peek OLONN A teat ere Pe ee een 2 Oe ee AL SOF Mary Barker, Ringgold, Va., Rt. 1 aS Ga ee te eo President MaryorigE Lunsrorp, Blairs, Va. ae ae eee ee A ee resiaent BEveREyeERNS Uther Vd.2 se. oe ee oe eee eee = AN CCV ELOTY WACKCUARK Ninscoldi) 4.ae 2 ae 2 oe ee eee ee eet Peasurer 23