Hillside High School - Hornet Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Foreword As eager, immature sophomores, the class of '69 entered Hillside in the fall of '66 unprepared for the life that lay ahead. A bold and ambitious lot, we quickly began our metamorphosis from immature adolescents to responsible young adults. With the onset of maturity, an often slow and painful process, came a deter - mination and willingness to learn, to help, and to serve. Thus we felt upon our arrival a new beginning; a beginning filled with promises of a different way of lites These, then, were our years at Hillside; years filled with victory and defeat. These were the years that we laughed together and cried together. We shared our joys and our sorrows. This, the '69 Hornet, has endeavored to capture the spirit of these times. Between its covers lies the golden memories of our brief time in the halls of Hillside High. It has captured what we believe is the true spirit of '69. So, we take a nostalgic glance backward, as we reflect on our high school years. We leave Hillside with complex feelings. There is sadness for the loss of those gay, carefree days and anticipation for the uncertain future that lies ahead. Though the future is uncertain, one thing is certain. As sophomores, we came here young and unprepared, and as seniors we leave knowing that:we can, we must, we will endure.

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Dedication As in the case with all great classes, there are forces that perpetuate them. We, the graduating class of '69, believe that two people whom we have worked with have displayed the patience, endurance, compassion, understanding, wisdom, concern, and love that was necessary to mold us into responsible, mature young adults. We will forever remain grateful to them for their ceaseless efforts and feirce dedication as they firmly imprinted principles that will guide our lives. So it is with deep gratitude and respect that we, the Class of '69, dedicate this, the 1969 EDITION of THE HORNET to two we both love and respect . Mrs. Mable Mabry Mr. Marion Taylor