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

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The four years that we, the Senior Class, have spentlwithin these surrounding walls have been both enlightening and depressing. During these latter periods our teachers have shown genuine concern for usg and thus they have made our trials and tribulations bearable. They have taken the time and effort to instill our barren minds with a desire to learn andfeethis was oftenifa futile taskg Our teachers have inspired and encouraged us, and in so doing, they have given us the greatest gift of ally a part of themselves. Thus one chapter of Aries must deal with a school's legacy, the SEEDS of learning and their dispersion. i v -,N-xg. is vel , A L., ' -tru. is-' .V 'X

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and Then Common goals deepen re- lationships and encourage ini- tiative. We step less gingerly and gain self assurance as we participate in classes, in sports, in clubs, and in activities. A moment's halt reveals areas for service, for leadership, for achievement. Participation re- wards us with a taste of be- ing -a sense of who we are and of where We are going. Mrs. Pi11ion's eagerness as she locks her door suggests that teachers are glad to see the end of a day, too. o More of Thee and Me. That'1ong-awaited day of graduation is met with mixed emotions. A diploma symbolizes the goal of four years' work and study.

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With Them the Seed of Wisdom Did I Sow, Curriculum Administration Faculty SEEDS