Hendersonville High School - Laureate Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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THE LAUREATE 1959 FOREWORD As we, the youth of today, acquire the heavy load of the future, we must build upon the lighter and happier aspects of our nature, for they provide the nourishment which en¬ ables us to endure the duties and responsi¬ bilities required of us by life. Our spirit, here at H. H. S., contains this gaiety and happy-go-lucky air intermingled with the seriousness of purpose for which we have come together. In the classroom, our spirit answers the serious demand of life—to more fully develop the capacities with which we have been endowed by our Creator—while in the halls and on the campus, our mood is more frivolous and carefree. This life-sustaining spirit is ever-constant in our school, for the spirit is ours and ours is the spirit of H. H. S.