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I So t (TUNE: CHAPEL IN THE MOONLIGHT) Dear Nahunta we are leaving and the days are drawing near, but the memories will lin-ger throughout all the coming years. How we ' d like to stay here longer for we really love you so, but the fields now call for service and we ' ll have to say good-bye. Till we meet a-g-a-i-n, God be with you till the end, never fear we ' ll be near and we ' ll always think of you. How we hate to leave Nahunta, but the time has come to go, Tho our hearts will still be here throughout all the coming years. By Ruby Nichols We are the Seniors of Nahunta High, Who have gone through many years of strife; Preparing for the years to come. When we shall start a new life. In work or play we ' ve stood the test. Through all the years of school; We ' ve always done our very best. To follow the golden rule. We will always keep our motto, To be rather than to seem. Working together in every way. To make a winning team. The carnation is our flower. With its colors red and white; With red for courage and white for purity We ' ll always stand for the right. We are leaving our friends we love. In hopes that our memories stay; We will always think of Nahunta High, As we each go our separate way. By Bobby Fields
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shyness. He seems more sure of himself. He is staying with his father still but I have a feeling not for long because he has that moonstruck look that spells love. Having no time to linger and gather more information 1 depart with a hasty good-bye. This can only be Tommy Howell at work with his mechanical mind. Old cars and such, litter the rather large building. From the name on the front I gather Tommy is doing very well. A female voice calls out, this can be no other than Tommy ' s wife for his face lights with a feeling I ' ve never seen before. The mist steals in at this time clouding the figures and off I go again. On stopping I hear a buzzing sound and a loud ouch. I look and sympathize with the little boy in the dentist chair. For Cooper Dees never was too careful with a knife. Cooper looks tired, too many patients, I suppose. He hasn ' t changed very much for I see he has a very pretty nurse to help him. I go off chuckling as I remember some of his teenage antics. A large granite building is my next stop. One of my classmates hasn ' t done this well, I think. They haven ' t, it ' s just a community building. I hear a noise and lo and behold it ' s Allen Ray surrounded by a group of young boys. From the talk I piece together the fact that he has become a 4-H leader. He is well qualified, I think. He looks very prosperous but I don ' t have time to find out exactly what he does. The mist billows out again and then thins for it must make way for a very shiny, new convertible. This gets a whistle from me but I stop and stare for behind the wheel is Jonathan Hooks looking as proud as a peacock. The car speaks for his success and he has a college tag on the bumper. This must be about his last year. He made it and with flying colors. There remains but one more member of the Senior Class, the mists twirls and swirls and jerks to an abrupt halt. A voice is heard, Dorothy, you ' re home. ” The voice belongs to my bus driver, Mar- garet Morris trying to get me out of my daze. Oh, well I decide, tomorrow is another day, maybe I can get the last member. After all, tomorrow is the FUTURE. By Dorothy Ivey EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO US Christine Allen Vernon Gordon Dorothy Jonathan Jencie Margaret Tommy Cooper Ruby Lula Belle Marie Sponsor, Miss Bone.
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