Parry McCluer High School - Parrimac Yearbook (Buena Vista, VA)

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4 GRADUATION What emotions it bestirs ys to suggests First, there's sadness because we're leaving Though we each would surely be grieving If we could not be receiving Qur diploma with the rest, You have heard in someone's speech That the dawn of each tomorrow Brings us either joy or sorrow = - But to us - = it has brought a bit of each. Ay 7 fo ; — J bi corel pocorn nnn OR SON A RE EE EE SSS rg | a — ae a @ ee And what a curve ahead! O met We've got to try and make it - - And whether or not we like it - - We'll show you - we can take it - - You just wait and sees We'll tackle each task with all our might This may to some bring fame, fo many it may give a name But come what may - we'll play the game, And try to do it right! ; And youlve come to wish us well Vie hope that there may come a day When we can hear all of you say - - “That class surely made its way! But. only time can tell. Here are some facts, however, which cannot be denied: We. have the education; we're not lacking aspiration; And it may take some perspiration, But we won't say Can't till we've tried. - - Emma Tomlin

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