Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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elve years-of s¢hool. = ° ssed 3 a8 that it as if we had always h otherj child ; ‘ - Class History Sb: ) really cited catowd of children gathered for their first day of school inSeptember 1940. Here we met the students that would be our class- : the things upon which er would be built, ing became something we than something we had to have done tor us, s much in our lat r struggles with algebra cL eed ae 5 s ; cm £4 OO Stew Zicmad pbc fac AA 9 nae ‘4 Le} len One Sy [e) ' oe REELS oe By ish oq oF 30 2 § 2 LEB : tO ovrao SIPs! Amy St Oo ry) ons oR ogi = 2 IS A @ sArticacky 4 oO ot %) o: e = 4 SES igs ay n 03) o ca) ° =] 4 n oO pe o n 0Q pes : ° q ° 7] 1?) nH 5 ° ie] a} o 0 ie¥) [= ct H Lal (ej ee oO oO 3 = i=} 0Q grades we really knew what excited about going to school, to admit it. 9egan to enjoy learning about and customs of those handy escended. we began to grow up and look for- re even up stairs with high school Smee Meio pes ur ei h grade party we ime ‘since our bir y parties began. This we all enjoyed and mm of u eight Bea highschool. a d to put on our party dresses for AtNlast we were high sghool! One of the biggest moments of our began to look forward to big parties. sGhool years! ometimes the upperclassmen provoked us by kidding us ut being ‘'green freshmen) ' but that was all right; we were at last (fa : . ore year wé) had gotten used to high school and all its r hardest years, but we managed to get 8y- found out we were ‘‘salesmen’’. Those o we could give our seniors a big Junior ed to be a tremendous success. We put one of the grandest events of our year. ur white dinner jackets, we are a and we feel very pleased with ourselves en everyone Stan up in apel for us to march in, It certainly is derfuljto thimk we will be thé first graduating class from the new school. ne uilda i we co desire as a happy ending for our school Te till have m things to look forward to as this is written. In ill t our Washington trip. We are expecting to enjoy seeing of o nation’s capital. After we return, there will be the nticipate where we will be honored guests. Then comes a ter then our high school days will be over, t the Hh ea school days at ‘‘Dear Old Graham Alice Crow Historian et bP oay a i Fay oe fs wu Atv Coaccny LS aro! ieee

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Cutest Jean Ivey-Berkley Stutts ‘ Best School Spirit’’ Carolyn Holt-Bobby Chandler ‘‘Most Studious’”’ Josephine Davis-George Guthrie ‘ ‘Most Talkative’’ Nina Boswell-Bobby Jones