Stoneville High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Stoneville, NC)

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durin,, tLc. happy years of work in dear atoned ville Hi h. Though there be a vide divergent® j- n . our thoughts and occupations, let us be joined by the members of these the most joy¬ ous years of our lives. ivu; ' we resolve aneva amid those haJh.yscones to fare forth bravely and so live that .ve may be proud of each other and that Ptcneville Hth oiay be proud of all of us.. Let us ' be patriotic m the right sense for the youn w people of to¬ day hold in their hands the future of our ccun try. Wo are going out into a world that is war, stricken, a vorld in which the rules of force’ and diet, tors are trying to prevail over our own ways of life. We h vo learned in school much of the American Way of Life. They are the first Line of Defense of our country if they accept the responsibility of teachingan appreci ;tion of true Americanism. ' . Today we have seen thue .jnerican flag rais¬ ed over our own school ground as a “symbol of the freedom which we enjoy. Let our parting words be a pled-e that v;c“ wi.Y always do ( our part to keep it--and . 3 . . it stands for—flying bravely over our land. In closing ' let me say iu the ?ords of poet; ■ The graduates are going forth— Godi bless them every one 5 — To run this hard ant stubborn woric lust as it should be rufc; Bu;; much I fear they ’lifind that facts Don’tT always track with d roams ; And runnin this old earth is r.o As feasv as it seems.

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TENTH GRADE First Row--Buck Smith, Hilda Lester, Fran¬ ces Claybrooks, John Price, Moselle Joyce, An¬ nie Crews, Nancy Webster. Socond Row—-Mr. Yount, Nancy Roberts,Mary Jane Joyce, Dorothy Lancaster, Desser Mae Oak¬ ley, Mabel Brown, Jo Cooper, Olivia Beasley. Third Row—-Fred Irving, Joe Joyce Jr, Ben Simms, Fitzullee Kallamn, Pan] t rioe, Pruitt Martin. . Fourth Row—-Moyer Martin, Buleah MncDon- ald, William’Robertson, Louise Smith,Fletcher Cardwe-lX r Gr«y Joyoe, Henry Smith,