Johnston County High School - Hawk Yearbook (Smithfield, NC)

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CLASS SONG fTune --- Long, Long, Agoj Dear Alma Mater We love you so But we must part Grief in our hearts We'l1 never forget The lessons you have taught Dear Teachers Mr. Collins too CHORUS So now farewell Alma Mater, yes yes Farewell Farewell Dear Old J. C. T. S. We will return Though we leave you now Dear Training School Dear Training School Our knowledge gain Will always remain Thought we may stray Far away --- Helen Watson WE LEAVE YOU NOW Within our hearts we hate to tell, That it is time to say farewell: To classmates, friends and teachers too, We really hate to part from you. The campus, our books and the places here, We leave them to our friends so dearg The memories will always linger on, To make up happy after we've gone. We are leaving you now with tears in our eyes, To reach the goal which before us liesg We are on the road that leads to success, And as we go we'l1 do our best, But as we go we leave behind, Our footprints on the sands of time. --- David Bunch ,,-1' ,.--'pf'--1 X 'x'T,..,w ,A X 'X Z' 5--X --O f ff X X If XX if Y. f f fx n

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HELEN WATSON Babe 'To make the best, better' Student Council 4g Honor Roll 4g Choral clubg Dance groupg Arts and Craftsg Cheerleader 3: I.U. clubg A.K.A.g Public Speaking clubg 4-Hg Dramaticsg Band. NORVELL WATSON n Texvn 'To make the best better' Bandg Basketballg Baseballg Teena ge clubg Journalism club. RALPH WATSON Charlie 'No man Liveth Unto him- self' Journalism clubg Basketball club. ANGENETT W1l.LIAM Give every man thy ear, but few thy tongue' N.H.A.g Arts and Craftsg Honor Roll. 'aim if l N? ,f , .f V . ' Q , 5 .4 rf' CARLENE WILLIAM 'Few things are impossrble' Arts and Crafts 3: Industri- al club. MILDRED M . WILLIAMS Sweet All that I am and wish to be I owe it to my Mother' Arts and Craftsg A.K.A.g Teenage ClubgDramar.ics. MARION WILLIAMS Boot 'Slow in choosing a friend, slow in changing' . A.K.A.g Teenage clubg Arts and Crafts. l ry-E OSIE MAE WILLIAMS This is not my stopping point success is my aim'. Book clubg Teenageg Dra- maticsg 4-I-I club.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of THE ,CLASS OF 1954 Item I With our Footprints On The Sands Of Time we have loved and learned, laughed and cried, treasured old and cherished new memories. Now at the close of our senior year we make our last will and testament for you to remember us. We, the class of 1954 of the Johnston County Training School, the town of Smithfield, county of Johnston and the state of North Carolina, and being of sound mind and good temperament, make our last will and testament on the second day of December, one thousand nine hundred fifty-third year of our Lord. Item II To our senior advisors, we hereby give free from all inheritance, agtacious amount of sympathy for their tireless efforts toeducate us. It is time for us to leave them but, the memories of the days that we were with them, will always linger with us. Item Ill To Johnston County Training School, we leave the glorious quietness which will crystalize because of our absence. Item IV To our principal, Mr. W.R. Collins, we leave any worthwhile achievements that our future may bringg realizing that a large portion of the credit for such achievements must go to him because of his guidance and priceless examples of a true personality. Item V To the faculty, we bequeath our kindest regards and our sincerest gratitude for their help and services throughout the four years. Item V I To the Juniors, we leave our seats which you may occupy but never own. Our dignity which we have upheld throughout our four years of high school is yours to use. Item VII To our good friends the Sophomore Class, we leave our patience. It will help them tolerate the new dignified J uniors. A Item VIII To the young and unsophisticated Freshmen, we leave a very large map of the school, so that they may not get completely lost in looking for their classrooms. Item IX The following bequeaths are joyfully given. May they be kept as a constant reminder of the overwhelming kindness and experiences that we have shared together. We trust that you will assume these responsibilities promptly and thus add greater fame to Johnston County Training School.