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

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fyosLewosul It is with the greatest pleasure that we, the Greenbriar Staff, present the 1962 edition of our yearbook. We sincerely hope that every page of this book will bring to your mind memories of cherished events. In choosing a theme we have tried to settle upon one which is a common language to all students. We have chosen the language of music. As Time Goes By we will leave Fuquay Springs High School, but we will find past events within it Now and For Always im¬ pressed on our memories For Sentimental Reasons. Even when our September Song has changed its tempo and become a college tune, well Remember Always that These Are The Little Things that make high school days irreplaceable. Pictured below are your guides for your tour through the yearbook, Sally and “F” Sharp. Sailif, and fy liciAsp, 4

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,laMi e of Go+Uo+tti ADMINISTRATION 8 STUDIES . 18 SENIORS 28 JUNIORS 56 SOPHOMORES 62 FRESHMEN 68 ACTIVITIES 74 ATHLETICS 92 ADVERTISEMENTS 105 KAYE HOWARD Editor ELIZABETH ENGLE Assistant Editor fytULM.ay SfVUtUjA ' , A.3. 3 SCHOOL LIBRARY

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edicaitOH, To you, Mr. Leonidas Betts, we dedi¬ cate the 1962 edition of the Greenbriar We will always remember that great interest you have shown in us and in our activities and abilities. We recognize you as a man who makes friends easily and because of his own youth under¬ stands our youthful ideas. We especially want to thank you for your profound interest in our individual rights and problems and your increasing good nature, which lightens school tasks. A favorite pastime. Off for a County Beta Club meeting. 5