Kingsbury High School - Talon Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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1-sf as mc To know is a great thing, all by itself. It gives us a living, yes, it also gives us fun, interest and value as a human being. To know one specific field ex- pertly may give us our fame, our place in life. But to know life itself, in all its variousness, its goodness and pain, we need to know something about many fields. Every class we attend, every subject we master, every book we read, every experience we share at school, will help us better to under- stand and appreciate life itself.

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Senior Class Senior class officers lleft to right? Lewis Guess - vice-president, Nancie Moore - secretary, Marvin Peach - Chaplain, Kenneth Crane - president, and Dewey Hopper - treasurer, enioy getting decorations for parties. OUR YEAR - 1959-1960 When Kingsbury opens its doors next fall, we, as Seniors, will be gone. Our graduation symbol- izes the foundation of the store house of knowl- edge, it has opened the doors to new halls of greater learning. To some it will serve as a step- ping stone to a higher education, but to others it will serve as a sidewalk to help guide them through the new awaiting experiences of their chosen careers. But whether we attend college or begin our chosen fields, the happy experiences and the fundamental education which were ac- quired at Kingsbury will remain with us our life- time. These wonderful and exciting chapters of our high school days have been woven into a sym- bolic volume, A diploma, which marks the end of one phase in our lives and the beginning of another. -Good bye, High School Days!