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

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CLASS MOTTO The ladder sets the pace by which we rise CLASS COLORS Yellow and Green 4 CLASS POEM 67-68 With twelve years of laughter and distress, Now we pause briefly to take a little rest, To look back over some of our brighter days And measure how we have progressed in so many ways. To our classmates whom we love so dear, From dear Hawley we must disperse, To our advisor ' s who were so faithful and true, We thank you kindly for helping us through. We owe our greatest thanks to God, Who was kind enough to let us live To meet society and offer what we have to give And obtain the education we have gained here. Hawley we shall always remember you as a friend indeed Your mercy has helped us when we were in need, Now you have put us out on our own, Traveling through this world meeting the unknown. CLASS SONG (Tune of Dear Heart ) Dear ole Hawley High The time has come When we must say good-bye Our work for now is done Then dear ole Hawley High We know you ' ve done your best To train our, to train our minds So that we may lead on So we must say good-bye Our time grows nigh But thank you for everything So good-bye ' til we meet again Chorus: Good-bye good-bye We ' ll all miss you so But we can ' t forget the past Joan Timberlake Simon Paschall Roy Mitchiner 40

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The Perfect Mates The perfect woman of 1967-68: She will have the height of Delores Curtis; she will have the form of Mazie Allen; she will have the walk of Alice Hicks; she will have the complexion of Annette Moore; she will have the hair of Janice Crowell; she will have the eyes of Linda Cozart; she will have the nose of Veronica Lyons; she will dress like Lethia Rigsbee; she will be kind like Yvonne Landis; she will have the teeth and mouth of Ernestine Allen; she will have the legs of Mazie Allen; she will have the feet of Mildred Cheatham; she will have the voice of Veronica Lyons; she will be friendly like Joan Timberlake; she will be as lovable as Janice Crowell; she will be neat l ike Mary Cooper; she will be studious like Joan Timberlake; she will be scholarly like Veronica Lyons; she will be thrifty like Mazie Allen; she will be dependable like Linda Allen; she will be as lady- like as Linda Hester, she will be honest like Jo Ann Wright; she will be mannerly like Linda Burt; she will be sweet like Patricia Chavis; she will be clever like Jacqueline Gooch; she will be sympathetic like Shirley McGhee; she will be talkative like Mattie Owens; and she will have the sense of humor as Joan Fields. Now to go with this perfect speciman of 1967, she will be lonely without a help- mate. We must now seek the perfect man for 1967-68: He will have the height of Johnny Estes; he will have the physique of Kenneth Bullock; he will have the walk of Simon Paschall; he will have the complexion of Calvin Morgan; he will have the hair of William Woodard; he will have the eyes of Harold Eaton; he will have the teeth and mouth of Robert Scott; he will have the feet of Simon Paschall; he will have the voice of Alfonso Washington; he will have the religious conviction of James Burwell; he will dress like Carl Cozart; he will be friendly like John Green; he will be lovable like Billy Lockett; he will be neat like Simon Paschall; he will be studious like William Eaton; he will be scholarly like Percy Winston; he will be thrifty like Clinton Cooper; he will be dependable like Roy Mitchiner; he will be a gentleman like Larry Burwell; he will be honest like William Wortham; he will be mannerly like Larry Mangum; he will be clever like John Green; he will be sympathetic like Otis Daniel; he will be talkative like John Green; he will have the sense of humor like Donnell Terry; he will be musical like James Lawrence; and he will cooperative like Moses Gooch. Behold we have found the perfect mates of 1967-68. t 41