John D Bassett High School - Timber Tints Yearbook (Bassett, VA)

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Senior Prayer Dear Heavenly Father, we are grateful for the privilege of going to school, realizing that many millions around the world do not have this opportunity. Help us to be more conscious of our responsibility that comes with this bless- ing — that responsibility is to serve the world. We pray, dear Lord, that we may grasp the vision which will inspire and challenge us to do our best, knowing that the greatest needs of mankind will never be met by a half-hearted effort. Our Father, God, we pray that our school may continue to inspire and to challenge the youth of our community to be the best citizens of tomorrow. — Rommie AIoore Class Song Tune — SANTA lucia Bassett High! Oh, Bassett High! Thy name we cherish; We from the halls have come W ith characters molded. Grateful are we to thee; Each one gives thanks for thee. Now we alone must face Troubles in this large world. Chorus We bid each one adieu; Pledge truth and faith to you. In all our memories Top place is held by you. Kathryn Bailey