Erwin High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Erwin, NC)

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MRS, EDNA M, PARKER ‘Séniors!f ?’ . . Senora ¥|. Class Sporigor , . dQoncerned dead-line setter...annual staff boss...understanding ,.) Ble Hérse collector.. ‘To thine own self be true.) One of our mosttreasured privileges as Seniors 1s that of recognizing those adults who have had the most influence on us during our high school years. For this.honor, we have selected those .,who throughout. these yeahs have beens source of much of our inspiration. Our MEMORIES would be quite“insufficient and indeed meaningless without..mention of their.most important and influential part in our lives. They have made their talents aVailablé=to US“trrot-only..in.the»eLas.sz7-0om- butr-arsd through,” ; our Various organizations™anadathietie activities. Their en- couragement»and sincere interest in us hayvesbeen the strengthening factor to our Chain of memories.

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MR, WILLIAM C. CORBETT E.H.S.’s eligible bacheléySz.. inevitably late... Beta Sponsor... ‘‘Coach’’... Chief-surgedn™(of-frogs)... school SpirityeowW ake HoOrest... .ex—-Gleenwave! a. “It wratters-not if you won or lost, it’s how you played the game.”’ The sweetest lives are those to duty wed, Whose deeds both great and small Are close-knit strands of an unbroken thread, 4; Where-love ennobles all. = The world may sound no trumpets, ring no bells, The Book.of Life the slurring record-tells. The Senior Class of 1965 wishes to dedicate this edition of the HOURGLASS to Mrs. Edna M. Parker and Mr. William C, Corbett trusting thatit will begin to repay in some small way the boundless debt we owe them.