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Having used their abilities most wisely and thus having shown greater growth from a social and an academic point of view, Vastie Ward, Eleanor Warren, and Joseph Young have been selected as honor students of the class of ’53. Miss Ward, having received a high average of 97 in her studies, has received awards in Citizenship, Mathematics and English. Her ambition is to become a language instructor. Miss Warren, too, has achieved an average of 97 and has received an award in Mathematics. She plans to take up elementary education after she finishes school. Mr. Young, too, who has attained an average of 93, plans to attend college. Since chemistry is his favorite subject, he is going to make this his career. Page Fourteen
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cniors PEARLIE MAE SUBER “Pear!” Assistant Secretary of the N.H.A.; Class Secretary; reporter for yearbook staff; member of Glee Club, N.H.A., English and Library Clubs, Cheering squad and basketball team; Twirler on the band. MOTTO: “To strive, to seek, to find, but not to yield’! AM3ITI0N: Bookkeeper VAST IE WARD “Monk” Editor of News Informer, Vice-President of N.H.A.; Member of English Club and Glee Club; Vice-Presi¬ dent of Library Club; Member of basketball team; Editor of yearbook; School store manager. MOTTO: “Knowledge is Power”. AM3ITI0N:Language Instructor ELEANOR VIRGINIA WARREN “Boots” Associate editor of News Informer; circulation manager and reporter for yearbook; School store mana¬ ger; Vice-President of Glee Club; Secretary of Libra¬ ry Club; Member of English Club and N.H.A. MOTTO: “A good disposition is better than gold”. AMBITION: Elementary teacher. JOSEPH C. YOUNG, JR. 1 1 I t I Joe Associate editor of News Informer and yearbook; Assistant store manager; Member of English Club. MOTTO: “He that walketh with the wise shall AMBITION: Qiemfst Page Thirteen
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Page 19 text:
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For the first time in Ninth Avenue High School the Senior class of ’53 decided to use mascots in their graduation exer¬ cises. We were indeed fortunate in securing the following per¬ sons for the task: Little Miss Marion Davis (“MeMe”) age five, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, Henderson¬ ville, N.C., and Master William Robinson III, (“Bus Jr.’’) age six, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson II, of Hen¬ dersonville, North Carol ina. Page Fifteen ■■I
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