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Page 44 text:
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he poem on the next page is one of a group written by the fifth and sixth grade students. Many of the poems were very good, but this particular one was printed because we thought it more deserving of the space. Two other poems written by the grade students can be found on page 48. 19: e cannot express our gratitude and appreciation to Sebree Allen for his full cooperation and willingness to help us on our annual. Even though he was not a member of the annual staff, Sebree put forth every effort at the last minute to help make our annual click with his various quotations and poems. Page thirty-.fix
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To p Row Hugh Thomas jerrell, Margaret Baumer, Jackie Carroll, Charlie McMahan. Second Row Patsy Miller, Veron Seaton, R. W. Crane, Wanda Penix. Third Row Billy jones, Alta Mae Greene, per, Paul Gene Clark. Betty Lue Hop- Fourth Row Billie Ray Hester, Frances Riley, Dorothy Scott. Fifth Row Naomi Farmer, Charles Peeler, Charles Lowry. Sixth Row Eugene Bradford, Ruth Evelyn Davis, Frances Faircloth. Seventh Row Norma Crenshaw, Cora Ruth Harris, Herbert Carroll. Eighth Row Julia Nan Lentz, Billy Gene Bryan, Robert Hughes. Absent From Eighth Grade Class Robert Clemons, Jimmy Hall, Bobby Oliver, Leonard McQuiston, Eugene O'Daniel, Harold Russell, Winsil Watford, John Clark, Jimmy Jordan, Betty Chumbler, Dorris Martin, Dor- othy Scott, Maruetta Ivey, Linda Ivey. Page Sir EIGHTH GRADE thirty-five
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SCHOOL DAYS if I like to go to school each day, Because it helps me every way. When we're small and start to school, Each day we have the golden rule. First we learn to read and write, Then we learn to sit just right. Day hy day as school goes on, We learn the ways of right and wrong. When studies are o'er and noon has come We know it's time to have some First thing we know the hell has rung, Our fun is over and work has begun. We first are timid little creatures, All asking favors from our teachers, But she must treat us all alike, For that is only fair and right. We love the grades and so would you, But I'm sure we'll like the high school too -WILMA BRADFORD Page thirty-seven
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