St Stephens High School - Corona Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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SUCH IS THE SALUTATION OF THE DAWN — The awakening of a day — fresh, clean, unmarred, Unknitted passions in empty thoughts — affection, reverence, responsibility, — Unified to bring forth the realization of an evening star. Hello, morning! As the stars and stripes are carefully folded the school day is ended, and we now anxiously await the next greeting of the dawn. A stretch and a yawn help to bring each day to an awakening start so that it may be filled with all the experiences that await a teenager.

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LOOK WELL THEREFORE TO THIS DAY — : This day a minute ago, Quickly becomes this day an hour ago, Yesterday a week past, Last month a year back Make this day bulge with initiative and strain with heavy thoughts; Cram it full of action, and overload it with the world — So that this day tomorrow Will be well lived yesterday. Weary students pile into welcome cars as they leave classes, teachers, and books, only to be confronted with never-ending homework. Eager eyes are glued to the clock as the second-hand inches around to the magic hour of three, proving that every beginning has an end.

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These are those who make today, TO- DAY! While most daydream in study hall, these put up bulletin boards outside the guidance office. As most catch an extra half-hour’s sleep, these warm up their buses on cold mornings. When most watch “‘Ha- waii Five-O’’ on T.V., these type out dull reports on club news. As most do home- work, these work in the office. While most take, these have given. Often taken for HICKORY DAILY RECORD REPORTERS: L. Honeycutt, D. Propst, granted, and seldom praised, these repre- G. Benge, D. Kale. NOT PICTURED: S. Carpenter. sent true, unselfish school loyalty. GUIDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS: FIRST ROW: S. Maynard, D. Icard, S. Bolick, B. Simpson, S. Huffman. SECOND ROW: J. Propst, L. Huffman, D. Bolch, R. Wesson.