Holt High School - Souvenir Yearbook (Holt, AL)

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THE SOUVENIR LOOKING BACKWARD We, who are graduating, have now reached the top of what seemed an almost insur- mountable mountain. As we look back over the four years spent in Holt, we realize the wealth of loyalty and care the teachers have given us and the many happy hours we have spent in this school. We have been taught to be cautious in words, courteous in actions, sincere in dealings with one another and countless other admirable traits which have become instilled in us that they have become a part of our character. The tasks have been many, the hours long, but with our work we have formed friendships that will remain with us always. To those who have given us this firm foundation to build our life upon, may your time and service be rewarded a hundred times. As we go forward in whatever field we should choose, may each of us realize the fulfillment of our efforts and show ourselves in the best service to the world. LOOKING FORWARD Every person has an ambition which he hopes to attain. Everyone has a desire to move onward and upward to the better things of life. So it is in school. When we -came into the first semester, as half-scared little fresh- men, we looked up to the seniors wishing we were in their place. By the time we were sophomores, we felt a little more confident of our ability in our own place. In our junior year, our thought was of soon becoming seniors. At last we are seniors and begin to look beyond our high school work to the future. Each student plans his work according to his liking. A large number of students plan to go to college and complete their education. Other students plan to plunge into the business world. Each student hopes to make good in his own way. If we only knew what the future holds in store for us, we could plan to that end. As it is, we must work toward our ambitions and strive to attain our ideals. We cannot see into the futureg but, if we look forward with a definite purpose in mind, this future will be a successful one. me Annual Page Sixteen

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THE SOUVE'N'IR JUNIO l CLEMENTS President PIERSON Vice-President BARKSDALE retary RCLASS Anderson Ayres Billings Capley Clay Cool: Corder Daily Davis Deason Ellis Estes Franklin Gates Gofortlx Guthrie Herren Howell Jones Lackey Landers Mansfield Martin Mathews Moore Morrison Moon Orr O'Quinn Ralston Roberts Ryan Shirley Standifer Sutton Terry Willingham Winters Yeatman Zeannah me AWHUG Page Eighteen