Ramseur High School - Ramsonian Yearbook (Ramseur, NC)

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Class Song Now the time has come for parting And it's time to say good-by. To something we feel much a part of To our School, Ole Ramseur High. As we leave this hallowed old building, We leave part of ourselves behind. We leave precious memories that we'll never forget And respect for our teachers so kind. On parting we feel grief and sorrow. We know that our time's drawing nigh, But we'll take with us all our achievements We've attained from Ole Ramseur High. As we go out in life on our own And try to reach up to the sky, We'll remember where we got our founda- tion in life In the walls of Ole Ramseur High. Frankie McAlister David Chriscoe Class Sotto The greater the strife; the greater the glory. Class Color Carolina Blue and White 26 Class Hower White Carnation with Blue Tint Clas JS 2 GEL Twelve years ago on an autumn morn A school bell rang clear and loud, And we took our places in the old school- house As a part of an eager crowd, The fun and laughter we have shared, Our teachers, friends, parents and all Who helped mold us into a pattern good and true, Have made us ready for duty's call. The long-awaited time has come, With the future in front of us And with the past not far behind, We will linger no longer in halls divine. As a tear or two slip down our cheeks, With heavy hearts we bid adieu. We cherish childhood dreams And with God's help, we'll ever be true. Class Poets Jo Ann Parnell Harris Marley

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latives aoe WER TIBST 8 Go ates ‘Rita Langley -. Eddie Tucker. BERN -FRIENDLIEST Jo Ann Parnell - Johnny Murray MOST COURTEOUS Judy Overman - Harvey Wood

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Class Stistory = (Ay 6 i‘ 3 i iit: S ne ue RS ce TBO} 29H mae 3 OF) atest ws id ty Ty na) 4 It was in the fall of 1956 that we, the Senior Class of 1967, entered Ramseur High School. Little did we know about the things we were to learn and to achieve during the next twelve years. ’ After becoming accustomedto our new surroundings and tothe rules we were cond 3 to follow, it seemed as though the next eight years passed before we realized it. es Our trips to Chapel Hill and Raleigh are probably the most remembered events of our grammar school years. ay Withall our experiences in grammar school behind us, we enteredthe strange, eae 7) but exciting, world of being a highschool student. Althoughfreshmen are only on ooaNy « the first step of the ladder, we were determined to doour best and reach that top 4 step. Sod heen After three months of summer vacation, we ''Greenhorns , taking another step up that ladder, changed our title to ''Silly Sophomores. This was still another year of studying and learning along with the other pleasures of being inhigh school. ees fe wae y. Another step up that ladder and wewere suddenly Juniors. That year we sold ye if magazines to help finance our Junior-Senior Prom, Shower of Stars was the Arts theme of our Prom and it was held inthe high school gymnasium. Soon after- ; AS : Peas es ward we ordered our class rings, which gave us the feelingthat our long-awaited | ne xyAGT senior year was approaching. Making the daisy chain for Class Night also pro- ‘1% Vg ve gk, vided quite a lot of enjoyment for most of the class. We have finally reached the top of the ladder. It does not seem ry, Seniors! Be possible that twelve years have passed since we first entered R.H.S. This year ne we elected David Chriscoe, President; Steve Caviness, Vice-President; Brenda Heilig, Secretary Treasurer; Kathryn Nelson, Reporter. st Most of us are saddened at the thought of leaving our Alma Mater, but we Me realize that we have other goals to achieve and other careers to follow. To Mrs. Martha York and Mr. Charles Edwards, we extend our thanks for their helpful guidance during our senior year. We would also like to express our sincere thanks to our parents, who have helped us far more than they realize, and to our teachers for their helpfulness and guidance. Class Historian Nancy Shaw -)? ee, ; Py » y- The eS aed Aah ek wh PAE T PsA ee RAI bee Say 20 was oo Sot i 3 SE eG a SE hD, het See j= . “ff +, 4 Labo SERRE eo OL ES $y - ce es eet TRING