Fountain High School - Echo Yearbook (Fountain, NC)

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I I CLASS VvlL We, the Senior Class of Fountain High School Co ' -nty of Pitt, State of Forth Carolina, do make, ■ ■ublish, and declare this to he our ast v lll and testaments Janie Holland vills her atMity to get a- long with teacher ' s to Louise Edw;.irds. Beasley Bailey v ills his ability to smoke at recess to Ed. Qwens watch I-r. Po e. Martha Jefferson v ills her height to Delma Gay, ' ■a.j Lang Jefferson wills his innocent look when cai ght talking to Junior Eakes. Lorai ' .e Jefferson wills q. giggles to Nan- nie CoT bit. Mary Agnes Lewis wills he. naturally curly hair to Ifarie losley, John Uoyne ' T wills his athletic ability tb V alter Harris i AT chie Lev ' is wills his laziness to Bobby Peele, if. he needs it, Lorraine Feadcn v ills her Love affairs to Edith Gay. Curtis Lee Dozier v ills his flirting abili- ty to A. C. Gay, Guy Eagles i ills bis intelligence to Oscar Bryant . Mary Adams Edwards v ills her old maidi sh spirit to Irene Bell. Annie Jane Causey v ills her ability to chei- gum to FT ' anccs Harris. Lucille Norman v ills her fatness to Betsy Fou.ntaln. Lillian Little vn.lls hoT ' ability to c ncen- trate to Bobby Peele, Igned. Si [ ' ■lartha Jefferson n--A1 Z orney 2

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5 ! I A i. r .i 1 3 It is to yon, parents and friends, who have asse:nbled here tonight, that the class of 19- -2 extends a m- st cordial greeting and v elcomes jom to the laying of the final njlestone along orr journey through high school. For eleven years v e have Vif orked for this hour, v hen before an ar f preciative comrany of kindred and friends, we con Id sv ' ay you with ov.r attraction, the eloquence of our impassioned voices, and the plainly visible importance of the of 194-2, Arriving at this hour, one of the nost im- portant destinies in life, v e are as a butter- fly just emerging frori its cocoon in spring- and as the newly hatched butterfly takes a precautious l- ' ok at the v ' orld for the first time, standing tonight before the door of a we ne ' too, are ' v7 or Id , Our door o ' ens tow .rd a world of light. As we look forv ard v;e are filled with hope, courage, and faith for ' e k ' iow that you a e beside us, wishing r.s rrosrerity; V e ealize that to obtain a true mean: ' ng of if e there are mor .ntains to climb and dismal valleys to pass through We vdll clinb these ' fountains to their highest peak, and pass these valleys throiigh their ' ongest passage. Once we are there we will feel assured that the world rjill be better for having ived in i1 Friends, tonight, I am glad it is my privilege to stand before you, as I do, and say from the bot- tom of my heart, welcome from, the class of 1Q42 of the Fountain High School. Lillian Little, Salutatorian.