Glendale High School - Glen Cedo Yearbook (Kenly, NC)

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Oeolcateo o . The Senior Class is proud to dedicate the GLEN-CEDO to MISS EULA GODWIN, first grade teacher at Glendale fortwelve years. We began ouryears at Glendale together and as graduation approaches, we think back to our first da s at school and the teacher who welcomed us and Y prepared us for the following years at Glendale and the future. She worked with us patiently, as she has with all her other students, and created in us, as much so as possible, the will and determination to learn. Surely we can never forget her for the great contribution she has made to our lives- We hope that by dedicating this yearbook to Miss Godwin, we can show our high respect and offer our thanks to her for devoting her life to teaching and helping shape the lives of the children fortunate enough to be taught by her. Part of the Seniors are shown here with Miss Godwin as their first grade teacher

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ull Rememlsen Qlenoale Ano 1965! Olsappolntments . nth happiness. Kaye Godwin was chosen to represent Glendale in 1964 and 1965. A 1 r 'X 3 After all exams are taken and g rad e s are averaged, the seniors proudly wear their rings. Peeling potatoes this year for the senior supper was made easier with an electric potato peeler. Y w. Josephine and Stewart, what kind of lab was that you said you were working on? Baccalurate services were held on May 30, at 8:00 p.m. Our speaker was Rev. N. B. Barrow, Manager, Free Will Baptist Press, Ayden, N. C. 9 Saturday night, June 5, at 8:00 p.m., our graduation was held. Our speaker was Arthur D. Wenger, President of Atlantic Christian College.

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4l'.Q '. 5.1 J' N., ,.v4 :off fav r F .n. tw? A, . . Q 1r..' I S !,,,j .Pfiff er A ,f 'og' 'W ,Q :'. 4 . .y .1 N ifflffd .: :4 a f 14 ,f , ,pn I in 4!r,4 A-'Q mf 3 , K. V ,, lY,v,3,, ir frm, 4 A . P I, 'ff M ,. V N OIUIHISTZRATZIOH facult AHC IAF? The following pa g e s are respectfully placed here for the people who give their time and patience to running our school. Only through the services of Such people can the high standards of Glendale be maintained. We rely on all of these people daily, and through ourdependence on them, have come to respect them forthe very essential roles that they play in our lives. Their un- tiring interest in all matters that con- cem Glendale lend to the very benefi- cial influence that they contribute to our school and community.