Happy Valley High School - Warrior Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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In Memory of Harold W. Wilson LXCPL . Harold W. Wilson, class of 1963, was killed in action in Viet Nam on March 21, 1966. We shall always feel a deep sorrow, but we shall always stand proud, knowing that Harold died for us. Our hero is dead. He died for liberty --he died for us. He is at rest. He sleeps in the land he made free, under the flag he rendered stainless. Earth may run red with other wars--he is at peace. In the midst of battles, in the roar of con- flict, he found the serenity of death. --Copied A portr ut of Harold p unted by Mrs Earl Seeley was presented to the school. Pictured below at the presentation ceremonies arel-liny I-I Sislx Harold s footb ill co1ch who presented a memorial plaqueg Marshall T. Naive, State Sen itor guest speaker and Ernest Rasar Principal who accepted the memorials in behalf of the student body.

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:X 1 S DEDICATIO Gur dedication of the 1967 Warrior goes to two of the most deserving and outstanding teachers in the school. Besides doing their jobs, they also support and sponsor many of the activities here at Happy Valley, which takes much of their own personal time, Even so, they do this without complaints and make work more enjoyable to the people around them. We are proud, therefore, to dedicate the 67 Warrior to Mrs . janet Grant and Mrs . l ise Cl t n. A i lf A We ,fs ' ' i P fi K ,M w st igg gz-5wg, , ,,g . ., -s. .'gq?.fx - qi. swift- A 5 , Y I K. .,,. i, f fy I If - L'-' I 1 - l i J - , ,E iq- . ef,..g.,, ,. . - - is E nfs' Mrs. Janet Grant I go, and men who know me not, When I am reckoned man, will ask, 'What is it then that thou hast got By drudging through that four -year task? What knowledge or what art is thine? Set out thy stock, thy craft declare .' Then this child-answer shall be mine, 'I only know they loved me there .' w. JOHNSON coRY Mrs. Eloise 'Clayton 4 ,, P Mgt' !