E E Smith High School - Smithsonian Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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We, as seniors are extremely proud to have at last attained this cherished distinction--Seniority. It makes us realize, that though these twelve years have been trying ones,this air ofpreeminence that we feel, sufficiently rewards for the hard work we have done. Since our first years in school we have dreamed of the time when we'd take the lead in school activities, when we'd be the upperclassmen--the Seniors. Our Parents and teachers have been our inspiration. They have guided us through the years and have looked forward to sharing this honor with us. It seems only proper that they should be able to do so. So, as we leave these walls, it is our hope that we have left behind, the memory of a class of truly dignified seniors. The Senior class of E. E. Smith Senior High School from the county of Cumberland,the city of Fayetteville, in the State of North Carolina, Presenting the 1961 edition of the SMITHSONIAN We are indeed proud to have achieved the honorship of SENIORITY and we now, in remembrance of our most cherish- able moments. Present. . . 3

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