Hendersonville High School - Laureate Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS .. V ,,.,,,.gpute'.ig, Bernie McAdam ..... ....... P resident Mary Gray Haden .... ,. .... r t Harold McLaughlin .. Vice-President Barbara Streudwick .... .... T re s er Page Sixteen i958 will be a cherished year to us. We will be able to look back to it and the memories it holds with a smiling face. i958 ends the four years which began with a year of new experiences. As freshmen, we learned to adjust to the schedule of our different classes and new teachers. As sopho- mores, we became even more set in the groove as permanent and full- fledged high school students. As iuniors, we dreaded, but overcame the writing of term papers, looked forward to the Junior-Senior with anticipa- tion, and wondered if our senior year would be as wonderful as we expected. Finally, as seniors, we have discovered that perhaps the senior year really is the best of all. The former years of new discoveries and new lessons could be bound together in this one year for we have learned much and perhaps have grown more toward becoming mature young people in this year than ever before. Some of us are continuing our education in college, some are not, but whatever our plans, the high ladder of achievement will always be waiting to be climbed by anyone. As we go forward to new goals, perhaps this senior year will be representative of all the SILHOUETTES of our youth. i