Pleasant Garden High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Pleasant Garden, NC)

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DIC fitfifziifififii-31525522 8 ATIQN AS WE LOOK BACK THROUGH OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS, WE ARE FLOODED WITH MEMORIES OF UNFORGETTABLE OCCASIONS AND PLEASANT ACQUAINT- ANCES. THEY ARE MEMORIES THAT WE WILL LOVE AND CHERISH THROUGH THE YEARS TO COME. IT IS WITH A FEELING OF HUMBLENESS, THANKFULNESS, AND PERHAPS, SADNESS, THAT WE DEDICATE THIS, OUR SUPREME EFFORT, TO OUR FACULTY, SCHOOL MATES, AND TO ALL WHO SYMBOLIZE THE UNEXCELLED SPIRIT OF PLEASANT GARDEN HIGH SCHOOL. O A WORD OF APPRECIATION One can hardly begin to express appreciation for the many hours of work that have gone into the preparation of this publication. But of all the efforts, those of our faculty advisor, Mrs. Stacy Hockett, are more outstanding. Without her faithful advice and help this annual would not have been possible.

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The 1948 Hi-Lights Billy Hunter T. Eugene Smith Betsy Ross Mrs. Stacy Hockett PubIisI1ecIby the SENIOR CLASS of PLEASANT GARDEN HIGH SCHOOL PLEASANT GARDEN, NORTH CAROLINA Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Faculty Advisor I

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Q2 n , ' 1 if-A-A V ,H 1- . v c- ,f,-ff 1 fl' R ,'- A 'ng 216' EWCDR School years are among the most formative in our lives. It is during their course that our characters take on the shape that they will more or less hold. We have been fortunate in going to school at a time when schools are progressing-both in material prosperity and in thinking trends. lt is our hope that this spirit of progress will remain with us throughout our lives, help- ing to make us useful citizens whose actions are forceful and whose thoughts are just and liberal. Therefore, we bring forth the 'I948 Hl-LIGHTS, in which are recorded some of the events and arrested, for a moment, some of the people who have played a part in our school lives and in the molding of our attitudes. 3