Siler City High School - Seniorogue Yearbook (Siler City, NC)

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ITEM XXXV-I, Ben Clapp, leave my few extra pounds to Harold Phillips, who could use quite a few. ITEM XXXVI-I, Allene Barker, leave unto Annie Fay Brafford my quietness. ITEM XXXVII-I, Alice Watts, leave my chemistry book to anyone bright enough to use it to pass the course, because I surely couldn't. ITEM XXXVIIIfI, Joanne Phillips, leave unto anyone who needs then my friendly ways. ITEM XXXIX-I, Charles Campbell, just leave my place at SCHS and say that it was a pleasure to have been able to go there. Signed, sealed. and delivered this fourteenth day of February, nineteen hundred fifty-one. JEAN PHI LLIPS, Tertator. W itneffer: Mas. IRIS BRIDGES MRS. E. H. FOUST. JR. CLASS POEM VVhen we look back in memory Upon our life that's fied, We think of many things we've done And lots of things we've said. We think about twelve years ago When first we started school, We had to learn to work and play And follow the golden rule. We think how we grew in mind and age And then to high-school came, 'Twas then we learned that school was not Cut out to be a game. But now we're almost at the end Of this long, but fruitful way, We hope the future's half as bright As before Graduation Day. ANNE JOURDAN, Clan Poet. 23

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