Henderson High School - Pep Pac Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

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n fi :lf 0115155 uf 'E'-3 Words and Music by Marjorie Gerber Gone are the days we spent in the walls of Henderson High, Gone are the shadows of the evening sky. The hours of toil too have passed and the merry moments with them, Bidding us hasten to fulfill our tmk. Teachers, we Cherish you and honor you today. You have been our faithful guides, showing us the Way. Thru depths of history, math, and French, our weary minds Now we've caught the vision and will serve you to the last. Dream, classmates dear, of that golden goal ahead. Climb it with a hopeful soul. and ne'er the future dread. With faith and love, we shall win, and to our Alma Mater Honor and glory we shall ever sing. 'ff QL WCFE CHSL WAI 1 Q I r I 1 , V 15 Z5 so 163933

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K L, 1 L Q5 G Seminar: Suprrlatiuea Billy Church-- Deun Hunn-- -- Betsy Copper- Clara Fenner-- liflwin Watkins --A -- --wittiest. - -handsumest. - -must charming. --best dressed girl. must popular buy. Erskine l'lements-- -- -- -laziest. Ruger Spruill--A best rlressecl buy. Jessie Ruse- - - -must pnpular girl. Flrlwin lllttkins 9. 10 11. 12 13. 14. 15 lti. lrigg Evelyn Garrett-- --biggest Hirt. Ann Stevenson- - -- -prettiest Claude Whaley- -- -biggest pest. june Hardee-- -must intellectual. Velma johnson-must athletic girl. Marjurie Gerber-most dependable. Franklin Mills- x -best all round. .l1il1lE'S Mills- -- -must athletic buy. est sheik.

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0115155 mem Slowly tonight the sun will sink into the westg As in a burst of glory it will go to rest For one brief moment ere again it rise To brighten for us glad tomorrow's skies Tonight with all its beauteous shades unfurled- Red. gold. purple-'twill cast o'er all the world Triumphant beams of joy o'er duty done- His daily task complete, his victory won. So tonight will this small and happy band, In all graduation's glory grand, Prove to this enormous waiting worldg Whose challenge to our class was hurled To toil until their great task was complete And not give way to menacing defeat, Their boast that also they have truly won Success, like that descending sun. But on the new tomorrow. bright and clear- Though hearts of men are hlled with doubt and fear- Though threatening clouds may darken all the day, Those clouds shall all be driven quickly away. That now descending sun again will rise To blazon forth to mankind's eager eyes The promise of more wondrous deeds begun- Of greater conquests made and victories won Even so for each of us will rise ere long In joy and gladness, with merriment and song, With promise of reward through toil and strife, A new Tomorrow of the Day called Lifeg And though at times the threatening clouds may rise To obscure the path before our anxious eyes, May each his lesson learn from God's great sun, And reap reward at last for duty done. WILLIAM ADCOCK. Class Poet, 103.3 16