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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Spring Ferm President HENRY L. OWEN, JR. Vice-President Mary ScoTt TYREE Secretary BETSY ROLLINS Treasurer ELSA JANE DORSETT ——— — — | SENIOR CLASS POEM It seems but yesterday, and yet It seems a whol e lifetime Since we, the Class of Forty, set A goal toward which to climb. | We’ve reached that goal and now we stand Eager to forge ahead, Although a most bewildered band, The path of Life to tread. Yet, taking as our sword and shield, The knowledge gained here— We’ll face the world and never yield For “Forty” knows no fear. We’re leaving now these hallowed halls Commencement day arrives To’ loathe to part, Adventure calls And we must mold our lives. Mildred Thorp. THE 1940 HI-NOC-AR Ten
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Fall Term President ELIZABETH DIXON KNOWLES Vice-President MILDRED CLAY THORI’ Secretary JIM JOHNSON Treasurer EPPIE KNIGHT ——7 SENIOR CLASS SONG THE CLASS OF ’40 A band of students of Central High We march along with time Two by two with courage true and fine We'll work together We'll play together As we go marching on Singing Forty’s praises, loud and strong. CHORUS So merrily sing we all for Central High The school we all stand by We'll keep her standards high We will yell for the Blackbirds And we'll sing of Forty’s glory Hear our voices ring. The days go by, the goal is nigh And time is marching on We’re keeping step with this our merry song Whatever the test we’ll do our best Until the prize we gain And Forty’s Class will be the class of Fame.
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Eleven 6. 9 Ini dil 2: DorotHy EULEN AYERS—A quiet, friendly girl with one of those sweet dispositions. VIRGINIA DARE BAKER—A striking blonde with those “hands you love to touch’’. Roscork ALLEN BARBER, JR.—If, Roscoe doesn’t go far in his leadership ability, we've guessed wrong. ALMA VIRGINIA BARNES—The home-maker type, very quiet with a lot of initiative. DoroTHY NELL BARNES—Talkative, good natured person who likes to work. Ivy ELIZABETH BARNHILL—The type of girl you want for a friend—trust-worthy, conscien- tious, and sincere. OMAH CHARLES BAss—Shy but likable fellow who likes all types of sports. CORNELIA DOZIER BATTLE—Boy, does she and can she drive a car even though she is as quiet as a mouse! MartHA ANN BaTTLE—“To see her is to love her.” MyrkTLE STEELMAN BatTrs—Myrtle is always seen driving that green car, her chief delight. STEPHEN D. BENNETT, JR.—Don’t we wish we had his amazing common sense and his sense of humor. ALFRED LEE BooTH, JR.—The short boy with a low deep voice which is pleasant to hear.
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