Selma High School - Senoca Yearbook (Selma, NC)

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HF WM5 UF 145 x Donated by I Bob Broadwell, I Clearwater, FL September 29, 2014 X All the world's ! a stage a n d women merely players. They have Their exits a n d entrances, and one man in his ' time plays many parts. Thus' William Shakespeare put into words over two centuries ago the exact thought we endeavor to carry out as the theme of our yearbook this year. School life is very much like a stage. Each scene is in it- self old and tamiliar, yet still new and exciting. I hold the school but as the school, a stage where every man - must play a part. 1 Surely you can see how this holds true here in Selma High. Each student plays his role, every one of which is as essential to the success of our school as every actor's part is to the production of a motion picture As you read this annual, notice the pictures and titles and try to catch the similarity. You are within these pages. Remember: Lite's but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and trets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more. X l X ...