Hudson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hudson, NC)

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In Memoriam MRS. FLORENCE IRENE ANNAS August 29, 1912-February 2, 1964 Memories are the greatest comfort, With them the good lives forever. On November 28, the entire school was s h o c k e d and grief-stricken by the death of Marlin Medlin, member of the junior class. His pleasant disposition and -desire to help the school will always live as a fitting memorial to his life. GARETI-1 EDWIN ANNAS july 28, 1936-Eebruaw 2, 1964 The community and s c h o ol were startled by the automobile death of Mrs. Flor e nc e Annas, Samuel Annas and Gareth Annas, all members of the same family. Before the accident Gareth had drawn the plans for Project Landscape, a plan for the beautification ofthe school campus. The project, now under construction, will serve as a memorial to the Annas family. 4 SAMUEL LEON ANNAS September 20, 1939-February 2, 1964 p E A MARLIN MEDLIN - February 17, 1948- ovember 28, 1964 Son of Mr. and L . Walter Medlin N r I

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Builder of Mature Minds. With awhimsical smile and his hand on a small switch that regulates two lights on his lecturn, Mr..Jerry L. Austin challenges his students to master the art of communication. Emphasizing speeches, Great Ex p e c t at i ons, the conjugation of verbs, and more speeches, he imparted to his students a motivation to do their best. His keen sense of humor brightened many a dull day. His air of leadership and knowledge was e x c e lle d only by his desire to teach. The young, dark- haired, crew-cut instructor spent much of his time as sponsor to the Beta Club. He has helped the experimental Intro- duction to Vocational Education class become not just an experiment but a 5 helpful a ss e t that has guided and en- couraged many s t ud e n t s to meet the future well-prepared. A de vo t e d teacher. . . An integral part of the school. . .A man of many talents. . . A respected leader. . . To you, Mr. Jerry L. Austin, build- er of mature minds, we dedicate this the 1965 I-IORNET.