Peter G Appling High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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FOREWORD IN THESE PAGES, WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS, HAVE TRIED TO RECAPTURE THE GOLDEN MEMOR- IES THAT HAVE BOUND OUR HEARTS, MOLDED OUR CHARACTERS, AND EN- RICHED OUR MINDS, WE SHALL ALWAYS SEE IN THE PIC- TURES AND WORDS OF THIS BOOK THE COUNTLESS HOURS WE SPENT IN STUDY, IN WORK, AND IN RECREATION. WE KNOW, TO A STRANGER, THIS BOOK MIGHT BE MERELY A SERIES OF MEANINGLESS PICTURES AND WORDS. YET, TO THE CLASS OF 1963 THE AC- TIVITIES RECORDED HEREIN WILL AL- WAYS RADIATE WARMTH AND RECALI CHERISHED MEMORIES FOR YEARS TO COME,

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DEDICATION

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Greetings: It is indeed a pleasure for me to greet you in this fourth annual record of activities at Appling I ligh School. Of the three hundred seven students entering the eighth grade in September 1958, only ninety- Ss S I ; ? nine are members of the present senior class. This senior class has the distinct honor of being the class to receive five years of high school work at Appling. In this age of tensions , crises , communication satelites, and space explorations, I shall like to challenge each prospective graduate to establish a set of goals for his future and work diligently to- ward achieving them. I certainly hope that your formal education will not terminate upon graduation from high school, for a mere high school education cannot adequately equip you to meet the challenges of the times. Hence, I wish to impress upon each of you to continue your education in some way in order that you can become functional, contributing citizens of this society. My congratulations are extended to the unique presentation of this record Appling history, for as you reminisce in future years over your high school days, this record will certainly bring warmth as you Marrs B, Pooreppren renew acquaintances with old friends and teachers.