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CLASS HISTORY A wee bunch o' bonnie Scots entered F. H. S. in the yearie 1957. Thae were as enthusiastic over adventuring in the new school life as their forefathers hae been in settling in the Cape Fear Valley. Because thae were beginners, it wae a wee struggle getting adjusted. Thae wandered frae one classie to another, oftie getting lost. After two weeks thae became accustomed to the school. Thae elected wee joe Geddie as their general to lead them as bonnie Prince Charlie hae once led their forefathers. Thae delved into books and sic things that thae minds grow strang and for muck of sic thae made award of scholarship to the bonnie Mary Rankin MacKethan. Thus ended their first year of adventure. The second year, thae entered high school. the same happi bunch o' lads and lassies, eager to continue their education. The time hae arrived for them to change generals, so thae chose Dickie Fortson. This year thae were repre- sented on the Triangular Debating Team by Anna Louise Fake. Time passed so quickly for them that before thae realized it, thae hae finished their Sopho- more yearie. Now thae were halfie way up the bonnie brae wi' probably the hardest years a-back o' them and thae were looking forward to the two years afore them. In the fall, their Junior year began, and frae the beginning thae progressed rapidly. To help them keep it up, Elmer Yow acted as their leader. The social event, in honor of the Seniors, was the junior-Senior Banquet, given by the bonnie group of Highlanders. In return, the Scotch band wae honored by hav- ing a group of lads and lassies frae their class appointed marshals. The chief marshal was Raymond Crowson, others marshals were Herbert Porter, Eliza- beth McFayden. Hazel Ponton, Helene Nye, Elmer Yow, Oneida Bowles, Clar- ence Olive, and Edward Shuford. Representing the class in Triangular debating that yearie were Anna Louise Fake and Margaret Teabeaut. Again honor wae bestowed upon the class at the close o' school when Betty Thomas won the Junior Stedman Essay Award. Three months elapsed and the Scots began school life again. Ay, it wae true-thae hae struggled, and worked hard for three years and now thae were Seniors! ln November of that year, Fayetteville celebrated the Sesqui-Centen- nial. Many members o' the classie took part in the celebration. This wae to be their last year at dear auld F. H. S., so their last general wae D. Bruton. Sae the wee bunch o' lads and lassies are now preparing to leave F. H. S. For four years, thae have been as loyal to their school as Flora McDonald wae to the King, and now thae realize that those four years were probably the happiest period o' their life. Ye askie for history? True, this is only a brief sketch 0' the 1940 class history. Each Senior has his own history, his own memories 0' past events. Let him write it for you. -Miriiznz Dwzzpwy, I-Iinoriizzz 20
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