Dendron High School - Wheel Yearbook (Dendron, VA)

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Being proud as we are, of our eight years of work Which was hard and boring, and of never having shirked Our duty in the doing, too, our praise is wholehearted Fbr the kind, helpful teachers we've had since we started. Without them, we know we'd have fallen far short Of the goal, for which they with us, so patiently foughtf In all, we cherish fadeless men'ries, fondly fixed Upon each other - The Eighth Grade Class of Fbrty-Six. HISTORY OF EIGHTH GRAIE As our first year in high school draws to a close we look back with happy thoughts to the many events which have highlighted our life here In September we entered the eighth grade working hard to reach our goal with Mrs Williams as our home room teacher Officers elected for the year were President Myrtle Goodrich, Vice President, Earl Holdsworth Secretary Celia Emory, Treasuerer James Atkins, Historian Lillian Harrup After being 1n1t1ated into the Q C A we felt that we were definltely a part of h'gh school I Our first yea ln high school has been great fun in spite of its hard work hard knocks and other complications We shall try always to be sure and next year w can be faster We eagerly await the rest of our high school career ,Y , Uf1.uI0J 1 I I 4 S 5 ' .lk 1. Q yi fl V Q E I X4 - 9 . ,Q 5 . .gy ' 1 ' -. r ' ig 564 v 9 f 3 A