Fuquay Springs High School - Greenbriar Yearbook (Fuquay Springs, NC)

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It is with mixed emotions that we, the graduating seniors, leave our beloved Fuquay High School. For it is the friendships and experiences shared here, that will be held dear to our hearts in later years. With this in mind, the 1958 GREENBRIAR was designed for you, as a reflection of our year, both in picture and in story. We have been the first grateful occupants of the beautiful new high school build¬ ing. The athletic functions, the music department, and the organizations of our school, in which we have participated, have achieved much during the school year. Proudly we can say that this year has truly been a great success. Appreciatively, we, the staff, Hold High a Torch” for: our teachers, to whom we give our thanks, for their patience, loyalty, and understanding; our seniors of ' 58, to whom you soon will bid farewell; our underclassmen, to whom we leave all of our experiences; our numerous activities, to which we gave our time; our athletics, to which we gave our spirit; our class features to which we give our recognition; and our advertisers, to whom we owe our gratitude, for making the 1958 GREENBRIAR possible. We hope that the challenge for success will not stop with the ending of this school year, but that Fuquay High may ever Hold High the Torch” for even greater accomplishments. y Page l our

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Principal’s Message FUQUAY SPRINGS 5CHOOL5 FUOUAY SPRINGS N C. May lb, Jcar Stuccnts: As you go forth from the pr tecti n o: . m. an., como- nit . agencies t which you .nave become 3 accustomed and enter f thoughts with you for consideration, rs a v . upon us; Man ' s lives hang in the balance; Men ' p tl us to say what we will do. Shall w -- live up to the dares fail t t r ■ t . must be tnat we qualify as worthy instruments o.f Ct r 1 st ianity. Recognition of the dignity and freedom .f the indi riuual as a spiritual being as been the foundation upon w:,ic‘ jut ci ili- zation has been built. We must recognize that dei ocratlc ope of mankind, and that the real answer to the call whim comes to us from rest . i t ■- woric, U ccri . s e . st i . . ■ can ultimately turn back the tide 1 c today. Th I s i s way we can answer tne great call . . .. insanity. Let n. the wisdom of Confucius t verse when ;;e said mat a person was worthy of being called a nan w: en he c ild ' Vruet wit-, triump: and disaster and treat those two imposters just the same . Will we be this kind of men