Micro High School - Mi Cro Yearbook (Micro, NC)

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lvf E , .T 5 W ar I Y , , gg:- IA. T ,- T S - 4.4! Q T ? X' 4 YA K 5 A CLASS some , , f THROUGH THE YEARS, WEULL ALWAYS LOVE DEAR MICRO5 L j fvi- Lovsmo THOUGHTS or DEAR OLD FRTENDS AND COMRADES 8 'Q BRTNG TO us A STGH., b WE.'LL BE TRUE, NO MATTER WHEN OR WHERE, 0 f REMEMBER WHAT :S ouRs wE'LL ALWAYS SHARE. THROUGH ouR LIVES THE HONOR WROUGHT BY MICRO SHINGING BRTGHT, THOUGH CLOUDS APPEAR TO HANG i LOW, XXV THROUGH THE YEARS, 'TIL LIFE :S DONE AND TIME N' if FIRST DISAPPEARS, ' OUR cLASS LsvES omg SMILTNG THROUGH THE I .ES YEARS. f JEAN FLOWERS f NELLE JENNETTE 1 MARY WELLQNS H 5 , 1 if A X 2. TL:- -: ? 5 ,I x 5

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'xx-siiwk 1' ii CD ZX? NTHE FORTY NINERSN .5 TURN THROUGH THE PAGES or MY LEDGER, I SEE THAT ON THE MDRNTNG or SEPTEMBER 1O, 1937 GRGUP or YOUNGSTERS BRDKE THE BARS FROM THEIR CRADLE AND MADE THEIR GRAND ENTRANCE IN- TO MICRO SCHOOL OH' WHAT A RESPGNSTBTLTTY FOR NISSES THELMA TINY FACES PEERED AT THEM SHYLY FOR THE FIRST TIAEB SOMEHOW, THOUGH, THE PROPER ADJUSTMENTS RE MADE N H R SCHO0 YEAR or oUR LBVES PASSED NORMALLY AND HAPPTLY Muse ELLIS CONTINUED AS GUR SECOND GRADE TEACHER ASSnsTED BY Mass JANIE BELLE FITZGERALD THEN MRS. MEL' BA WOODRUFF TOOK US EN CHARGE BUT NOT ALL Six- -'OUR NUMBER N TH THBRD YEAR HAD DROPPED FRDM SIXTY TO FORTYQNINE. UNDER THE EFFICIENT TUTELAGE or MTSSES RUTH ROWE, ALMA RUFFIN, ELIZABETH CROSlER,MRS. WEL' HELMENTA PTTTMAN AND MARGARET LASSITER WE ooM- PLETED THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A GRAMMER scHooL EDUCATION AND WERE THEN READY TO cRosS THE BRTDGE TO THAT WONDERFUL lNSTITUTION --- HIGH SCHOOL. THE ONLY REGRET or THIS PERvoD or oUR EDUcATsvE PROCESS wAS THE DWINDLING or oUR NUMBER FROM FIFTYQTWO TO THTRTY-oNE. E N, EEIIPT S15 1'25,. As I A WILLEAMSON AND ANNIE LOU ELLIS FELT AS SIXTY P WE A D T E rn ST L .6 . TY a E 'You CAN TELL A FRESHMAN BY THE WAY HE GALKS, You CAN TELL A SOPHOMORE BY THE WAY HE WALKS, You CAN TELL A JUNIOR BY THE WAY HE TALKS, TELL Ham MUOH.W f 4 ill! O'l Xu, 9' lax + 7 X IN THE YEAR 1945, A HANDSOME AND SMULING gig? GROUP OF THIRTY BOYS ANO GZRLS DESCENDED UPON THIS ANCIENT INSTITUTUON. EAGER TO LAY A GOOD f lg A... , You CAN TELL A SENTGR, BUT You CANDT KL fx