Northeast Guilford High School - Aries Yearbook (McLeansville, NC)

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-..,,NW ra D Sophomores learn to use their study time wisely. Gary Smith, bewildered but industrious, tries to solve a geometry problem. The uncertainty of the fu- ture sometimes fills students with fear. But there is a certain excitement b orn of that un- certainty, to o. As freshmen, this senior class had many anxious m om e nt s, including that first d ay at Northeast in 1962 when Mr. Dockery laid down the rules. They felt panic at the idea of losing their There Was a Ve identity in the crowd newly en- countered b y consolidation. The ensuing school year brought hope and fulfillment, replacing doubt and dread. Now as these same students start down the aisle of gradua- tion, they again experience a twinge of fear and a moment of hesitation. 6 il Through Which Z Mr. Dockery addresses the student body on plans for the forthcoming year. library is a sourc e of enjoyment research.

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Found o Key: Representing the start of a new experi- ence and the close of an era, the audi- torium doors are a special source of sentiment to seniors. The many doors along this hall signify the scholastic advantages available at Northeast. X .g ' Arg K . f.sat ass - X- X Nmexx The growth and progress of a school adds doors, such as these opening into our new vocational building. 5

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