Hutcheson School - Hutchesonian Yearbook (Douglasville, GA)

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Dear Hutcheson High, we'll remember thee CL S0 G Tune When We Come To The End Of A Perfect DRY We have come to the end of our high school days We must say farewell to thee In the future as we go on our way, You'll remain in our memory. When worries and cares that the future holds Bring age and regret to our brow We'll come back in fancy to dear days of old, And try to be happy as now The school we love We'll cherish your To us you'l1 be so Our hearts are sad so dear love as the years may flee near as we say good bye, To our friends of Hutcheson High But we'l1 remember thee as we cry, A a Mater, nGood bye CLASS PUEM To us Dear Hutcheson, you've been a friend Our memories of you will never end You gave to us the gift of knowledge, To aid us if we go to college, We have come a long way up the hill of progress At the top we are hoping to find success We have reached a goal, And are ambitious still with your gift of knowledge We can go into a broader field The memory of you will never cease, To fill our hearts with love for thee The thoughts of you shall with us always be A true companion Happy memory Leaving without the forecast of what time will do Remember Dear Hutcheson, we are thankful to you Barbara Scudders Motto nYesterday is past, Tomorrow is ahead, only today is ours Class Flower White Roses Class Color Gold and Blue PEKCEPEKCEEESFE 9 lm - .ll Jacquelyn Copeland

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CLASS HISTURY As we boarded our ship of knowledge in 1951, we had a crew of thirty three members on board The crew was permitted to form an or ganization of its own Under the guidance of our Captain,' Mrs M D Stafford, we elected the following officers to direct us on the voyages of 1951 52 President Carrie Lou Garmon Vice President Elizabeth Williams Secretary Jacquelyn Copeland Assistant Secretary Catherine Dorsey Treasurer Naomi Welch We made many sto s on this vo age, in many strange lands Some of our crew who were 'land lubbers left our ship to reside in those far away places In our freshman year, 1952 53, we had gained enough crewmen back to have on board forty five members After a year at sea, in one of those far away places, at a world famous dock, the freshman boys became interested in a strange, new ex ercise called basketball They became so interested in the game that they have played it on all our voyages There were a few casualties during the year of 1952 53 Several incidents occured in the science room Some one mixed the wrong in gradients for an experiment and caused a small explosion Aside from scarched eyebrows, holes burned in clothing, and some awful smells no harm was done board the vessel But as we launched our ship at the dock of diffi culty we noticed that twenty members of our previous voyages had be came sea sick and turned back Our captain this term was Mrs J E Stewart We explored the depths of the blue and discovered many in teresting things in our Biology class We had cruised over the water and a year had passed since we were in class ten we are now on our eleventh voyage During a storm at sea we lost three of our crew members But af ter that sorrow had passed, a joyous event took place on deck That wonderful event we had looked forward to with anticipation all through the voyages was the Junior Senior Prom We all came on deck with beautiful gowns and elegant tuxedos Most of us came with members of our own crew, but some got members from other parts for escorts At the end of these voyages a terrible disaster befell us Al though it was investigated by our benevolent captains and intended to prove of lasting benefit to us We suffered greatly Many of our youth were retarded a year by it, and a few who became permantly dis abled by this tragedy left us forever This disaster was called nFinal Examinations and ranked as one of the worse massacres of our entire voyage We have come to our twelfth and last voyage with twenty members on board We have Bobbie J Scudders at the head of the crew, as President Nancy Miller, second in com and as Vice President, Addie Pearl Scales to do the recording as Secretary, and Naomi Welch, who holds the finance as Treasurer This year we are finding many interesting and varied adventures As we look far our at sea, we see a wonderful day, graduation Just beyond that we see boys and girls our ages taking their places in the world, shoulderlng the responsibilities of men and women Q l . n I I-O P X ' In 1953-5h our ship was in class ten. We had twenty-five men a-