G C Hawley High School - Hornet Yearbook (Creedmoor, NC)

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Assistant Principal ' s Message Greetings to the members of the 1967-68 graduating class I First of all, ! am delighted to have joined the team that directed a great deal of your learning experiences during the twelfth year of formal education in our public school system of Granville county. I hope that by now you have made sense out of the com- plexity and diversity of our American society. It will be your responsibility to examine critically- -knowledge, skill and attitudes, and pass on to successive generation those be- liefs and values that are crucial to the maintenance of a pluralistic society. As you take leave from your position as a citizen and stu- dent in the G. C. Hawley School community, I would only remind you that in a free society, it is ’YOU” who decide’ your fate ! 1 hope the dialogues you have had with teachers and fellow students here at Hawley will help you to decide wisely even in the face of appealing alternatives in a broad range of possibilities. The Future is yours: command it? Mr. David S. {darkness Assistant Principal 10

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Secretary ' s Message As students about to embark on the serious business of life, you should remember that success doesn ' t come easy. One must work hard and apply himself to whatever task is before him. Certainly your school days have been enjoyable, but the time has come when you must turn to another phase of life, where you must hold on to the firm ideas that have been implanted within you and do the work necessary to reach the goals you have set. With all good wishes for your success Sincerely, (Mrs.) Elaine S. Moss wYSTZ J n