Jefferson High School - Archives Yearbook (Monroe, MI)

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SENIORS But all too soon does time with subtleness That leaves us unaware Steal away our carefree high school days To stand us on the threshold Of another epoch in our lives Where mountain peaks which beckon through the clouds Send forth a call That We must go and meet

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V LEDICTCRY Jefferson--Tonight we, the Class of '65, have gathered here with parents, teachers, friends, and classmates to take farewell of you and all that our four-year association with you has meant to us. This is our last opportunity to salute you from within. Tomorrow we shall stand outside in another life no longer lived within the shadow of your walls and sheltered sanctuary of your halls and classrooms. ' In but a few minutes we shall be stepping forward to realize a moment that we have long awaited, the receiving of our diplomas, material embodiments of all that you have been to us, priceless keys to the future. And as we stand in that short moment here upon this stage, we shall be standing on the threshold of the doorway of a vast,uncharted world that we have never known. It will be a moment, I am sure for most of us, of looking back, looking back on four years that seemed so many times almost endless in their passing, four years that constitute nearly one fourth of our lives, yet four years that, in the mysterious alchemy of retrospect, have shrunk almost into the blinking of an eye. There are many things, of course, that we, in parting, must leave behind, the excitement of homecoming, the frenzy of a football game, the thrill of basketball, dances, plays, cafeteria lines, friendships, class associations. Yet in a larger sense we are not leaving them. We shallbe taking them with us. asmemories to brighten darker hours for many days and years. to come. f 'Q ' i A P ,,, t X, wxgflv V ' ,, i L .FI1 tc r ks' r if g Nl if , f fav? s ff , T X621 , ' 'Rc KM of s T f U 'iiii'M X i And there is much more that we shall be taking with us, Jefferson, as' we turn away tonight from the old to face the new, from the tried to that untried. We shall be taking with us a way of life, a creed, amap of principles, to help us find the way, for it is this that you have given us. You have taught us the advantage gained by honesty and fair play. You have taught that we can lift ourselves without pulling others down, that we can always find horizons if we look ahead. You have taught us the value of courage, vigor, patience, honor, truth, and love and understanding. You have taught us to achieve and to accept our losses and defeats for what they are and always to come back and try again. And as we say farewell tonight to you, Jefferson, we can only hope that in some small way there are things that we have left with you for so many things that you have given us...that we shall always be a part of you, as you will always be a part of us. Darryl L. Eighmey