Madison High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Marshall, NC)

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A y ' ' SNS :IJ if 7 AM 5 fmt!! 1 'f ,xy Qi W J ! I '94 N I '5 'EN U 'R ish rr' SX 4' Z X n Q X, CLASS MOTTO 611155 P05114 How true we are stepping the ladder of successl So proud are we of the round that has been made. But here we stand with steps unstepped, As onward we look, as onward we pave. Mighty is that round that has been made, Sure and sound as one could beg But there's more, many more Before one completes his history. Oh, how it seems that just yesterday Our school years here did start, With each mind wandering but gay, As he knew in four years he must part. But, why are they to part? Is the question not so vivid to the smaller. Taking the one aside, like a mother, we answer, Because we're advancing into the world-further and further. There are many debts that cannot be paid To our teachers, parents and friends so kind, But to each one we would like to say, Once someone was your guide, Now you're mine. Yes, our first round has been made, And it is to our school we pledge in main, But to master our art and profession Is the next ladder we hope to gain. And when ladders after ladders have been climbed, And everyone has reached his eternal success, We can count those ladders and know That the one started here proved to be the best. 'Tis true, Parting is such sorrow g But there is a part of us that still remains. We leave our swords, our marks and scars we carry As onward we look, as onward we pave. Ann Knight My sword I leave to him who can get it. My marks and scars I carry with me to be 1 witness. CLASS COLORS Red and White

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