Haw River High School - Indian Yearbook (Haw River, NC)

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CLASS POEM Why stirs with sad alarm, the heart, For all who meet must some day part? So, let no useless cavil beg True wisdom bows to God's decree. Though lingers on the lid the tear, 'Tis one of sorrow, not of fear, For well we know we can not cling Forever to the parent wing. The wind is fair, the sails are spread, Let hearts be firm, God Speed , is said, Before us lies the untried way, And we're impatient at the stay. At last we move, how thrilled the heart, So long impatient for the start! Now up o'er hill and down through dell, The echoes bring our song-farewell. Selected by Sue Cole from Paul Lawrence Dunbar. Class Colors: Blue and White Class Flower: Blue and White Carnation Class Motto: Determination is the Master Key to Success. xx'--V-r' 4 ' ?4 Bimbo Phillips, son of Mr. Sue Alvis, daughter of and Mrs. James B. Phillips Mr. Sz Mrs. J. A. Alvis I I3

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WILMA JEANNE THIES Wilma When h e ar ts are true, few words will do. Basketball 1,2 , 3, Beta Club 2,3,4, French Club 4. JAMES LARRY THOMAS HI-Jar!-yu Worry little, study less, is his idea of happiness. Homecoming Escort 3,4, French Club 3,4, Beta Club 2,3, Bus Driver 3,4. NANCY FAYE WALL HFayelY Speech is great, silence is golden. French Club 1,2, Beta Club 3,4, Stu- dent Council 4, Suoerlative 41 Annual Staff 4. ANNE MILLER WILLIAMSON Anne What, noboys in Heaven? Leave me here. Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 g Co-Captain 3, Softball 1, Student Council 1,2,3, Monogram Club l,2,3,4, Beta Club 2, 3,4, Officer 4, F.H.A. 3, French Club 3,4, Teen Council 1,2,3,Homecoming Representative 1 , 2 , 3 , 4, Queen 4, Scholastic Awards 1,2,3, Fire Queen Attendant 1, Annual Staff 3, Class Officer 2, Superlatives 4, Marshal 1, 2,3.

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East will And Zestament State of North Carolina County of Alamance City of Haw River We, the Seniors of Haw River High School, class of 1961, being of sound mind and body and being in a charitable mood do hereby declare the following to be our Last Will and Testament. Having developedour talents to the greatest extent, we do declare the persons to be the lawful and rightful heirs to our fortunes. Art. I To Mr. Allgood, our principal, who has been so understanding and always lends a helping hand, we leave our sincere thanks and appreciation. Art. H To the Faculty, who have instructed andtaught us well, we leave a sincere apprecia- tion for their understanding ways and their services rendered to us. Art. III 'I'o the Juniors, we leave our respectable place as dignified seniors. Art. IV To the Sophomores,we leave two remaining years of high school packed with dif- ferent studies, tremendous tasks, and wonderful times. Art. V To the Freshmen, we leave a long journey filled with fun and enjoyment along with work. Art. VI To the following persons we leave our personal belongings: 1. I, Brenda Chatman, leave my conceited ways to Sue Ray. 2. I, Sue Cole, leave my position as Chief Cheerleader to Judy Everheart or Linda Anderson. 3. I, Joan Jones, leave my place in the Senior class to Brenda Hughes. 4. I, Dana Knight, leave my heavy foot and blown up motors to Steve Richmond and William H. Jones. 5. I, Marie Maness, leave my love for AKLP boys to Gayle Alvis. 6. I, Wilma Thies, leave my place as a Senior to Janie Hicks. 7. I, Nancy Wall, leave my shy and studious ways to Linda Trollinger. 8. I, Anne Williamson, leave for East Carolina. 9. I, Larry Alvis, leave to Pam Kimrey the departing words Forget me not. 10. I, Tommy Bosquet, leave my place on the annual staff to Lewis Duncan. 11. I, Craig Cox, leave my witty ways to Martha Faucette. 12. I, Bill Danford, leave my brain to Billy Edwards. 13. I, Sam Farrar, leave my football uniform to Rickey McPherson. You'll have to take it up a little. 14. I, Mike Faucette, don't have anything to leave, and if I did, I wouldn't leave it to David Brown. 15. I, Jimmy Johnson, leave my love for baseball to Charlie Clark. 16. I, Sammy Jones, leave my ability to get to school on time to Don Stuart. 17. I, Taddy Martin, leave my 1948 Impala to Roger Boggs. Drive carefully. 18. I, James Oldham, leave my ability to study hard and pass to Carl Oldham. 19. I, Bobby Smith, leave my airplane over at Claude's, but not because Iwant to. 20. I, Robert Spoon, do hope to finally leave. 21. I, Frankie Sykes, leave my front seat in English class to James Howard Best. 22. Donnie Terrell, leave myparking place to Ronnie Ellington. He's been trying to get all year. 23. I, Emil Tew, leave my basketball ability to Ben Freshwater. 24. I, Larry Thomas, leave my place in the French class to Donna Abernathy. I, it Testator Witnesses Mike Faucette Larry Alvis Brenda Chatman I4