Ninth Avenue School - Tiger Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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As we, the members of the Class of 1963 approach our HORIZONS in the Space Age, we leave behind the indelible memories of our most pleasant experiences. Our memories are precious to us and are some of our most valuable possessions, yet how difficult it is to pre¬ serve these as time takes us further down the avenue of life. One needs something special to help retain these me¬ mories--something tangible to keep from forgetting those days of youth when a look was so important and the word TIME so significant. In the 1963 TIGER, we have tried to record highlights of events and activities of this school year. Truly we hope that now, as TIAIE passes you will have pleasant memories of Ninth Avenue School. 3

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Dedication The Senior Class and Yearbook Committee of Ninth Ave¬ nue School are inestimably gratified to dedicate the 1963 TIGER to Miss Mary Agnes Jones and Mrs. Gertie Nance Hemphill. Though they have retired from the classroom, the forces for good they have exertedin young lives goes on and on. Therefore, in making this dedication we recognize our inability to sing praises communsurate with their ef¬ forts. But our words are fleeting; their labors are forever. Our tributes are for just a moment; their mark ranks with the eternal. So, in grateful humility we dedicate this Annual to them- not as a payment but as a token. In its finite way it says, Thank you; You ' ve done well . But though this mortal strain be silenced, daughters, be assured that the trumpet blare on the other side. MISS M. A. JONES MRS. G. M. HEMPHILL 2

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