Mineral Springs High School - Larenim Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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l l Y H' CLASS SONG Remembranre A! Parting XVords and Music by Elizabeth Whitworth As our school years have ended And we now bid farewellg Let us stop-and look back slowly To those days that were so swell. There were teachers who taught us With patience and heed, Some more with guidance Toward a life we should lead . . We must nevcr forget The days gone byg Our friends, our folks, The songs, and jokes, Are stilled within our minds. The thought still remains And never shall depart Of the love that is chained To our hearts. Our trail is winding The sun is sinking fast, Beyond the shadows The moon returns at last. So, let's work on and on 'Til a new day shall dawn, Past those wonderful days that are gone . . S at 1 we we L.. , lil- gi Nw ma. 150.-we -- - -well:

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CLASS POEM The time has come for us to leave these hallsg Hallowed with love and warm memories. It is the reaching of a goal for which we long have striven, And with eager hearts we strive to reach forth into the world and its glories. Yet, even as our dreams are realized, XVe shall be sad with regret at leaving The teachers who counseled and relayed to us their knowledge, The students who loved and shared with us our joys, . And this school where we've played and worked many hours. These thoughts we have of you ere we depart. Tho a new life begins and our school days be past, We'll remember you, Mineral Springs, always as best MARTHA KELLEY -

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES M. 'COLEEN WARD LOUIS ROGERS Best looking boy Prelfiest girl SARA EAST ARTHUR GILBERT Mos! inlellertual NANCY FRYE C. L. JACKSON Mos! likvly to succeed DOT CARDWELL Most understanding 's BARBARA I-IICKS RALPH WALLACE Mos! Basbful