Halifax Academy - Voyager Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

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And so-one stage of our life completed-we say goodby to Halifax Academy. Four years have left their natural out- ward and visible symbols upon us . . . we trust that those four years of friendly and democratic associations, of mental discipline, and of spiritual quickening have equally left those signs ofan education in the American tradition that will become obvious only by their fruits: future vocational competence, patriotic citizenship, social understanding, and conscience. Each of us faces the immediate future in his own wayg however, we all share a common bond. This class of Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Six, more than any other, is dedicated to the United States ofAmerica, and we pledge ourselves to uphold the ideals of our nation throughout the rest of our lives. JRT

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KATHERINE JEANNE BARNES Kindness in words creates confidence, indness in thinking creates profound- ness, 'indnt-ss in giving creates Iovef, PAIVIELA JEAN BRADLEY The grand essentials of happiness are muthing to do, something to love, and mething to hope forf' -Chalmers enioro CATHY MARIE CRAWLEY Every man has to seek in his own way make his own self more noble and to alize his own true worth. -Albert Schweitzer IVIERLE DEAN DANIEL Time may change me, but I can't trace me. -David Bowie CINDY VAL BURKE So let my past stand just as it stands, and let me now, as I may grow old. I am what I am and my life for me is the best or it had not been, I hold. -P. Carey ARNOLD GENE COBB, JR. Some men see things as they are and say, why. I dream of things that never were and say, why not. -Robert I . Kennedy 9