Granite Quarry High School - Quarrier Yearbook (Granite Quarry, NC)

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CLASS SONG The years, the months, and all the days, Have ever slipped so silently away. But memories will linger on Forever after we are gone. Now we must seek the world beyond We’ve trod our paths of learning, one by one. Oh! Granite High we bid adieu, To teachers, loved ones, and to you. We sing with joy, we sing with praise, Of Golden days. Deep in our hearts our love for you Will always dwell. Oh! Juniors, now that we are leaving, You must take our places Granite High we say farewell! —ALEINE FULK

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GRADUATING ATHLETES FRENCH CLASS Front row, left to right: Aleine Fulk, Carl Holshouser, Seated, left to right: Rita Shaver, Mary Gladys Fisher. Arlene Basinger, Mary Virginia Barringer, Betty Jo ; Ree p Fricke. L. A. Foster. Standing: Peggy Lefler, Mary Virginia Barringer, Miss Crowell (Teacher), Betty Oddie. Back row: Junior Putnam, J. W. McNeely, M. G. Roseman, Floyd Lingle. SHORTHAND CLASS OLD FRIENDS Standing: Mildred Lippard. J. W. McNeely, M. G. Roseman First row, left to right: Frances Holshouser, Dorothea eS Teague, Aleine Fulk, Betty Jo Fricke, Patricia Fisher. Second row: Peggy Drye, Annie Mae Trexler.

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CLASS POEM Four years have passed since first we met In dear old Granite High Years that we shall ne’er forget That so swiftly have passed by. The day draws near when we must part Our class relations sever Out into life’s great work to start With earnest calm endeavor. Tis hard to say goodbye to all To bid our class adieu To leave these halls of learning And our teachers, kind and true. Who have labored to advance us In the paths of learning bright Who have helped us with our problems And have taught us what is right. These many years of earnest work Will bring us future cheer Success will crown the efforts made By all our Classmates here. —=SPENCGERIENNIS