Sumner County High School - Panther Yearbook (Portland, TN)

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,WJ-1, In---L V. -1 -.. iv W nu x -zvw m-w-- A CLASS HISTORY The middle of August, 1945, found a very green group of freshmen at S.C.H.S. After initiation by the belt-line or otherwise we became full-pledged students. During our four years in high school some have left, and others have come into the class from other communities. As each school year was successfully finished, we considered it a feather in our caps. All of us now have four and some aspire to have more. Our class has had the pleasure of furnishing many of the athletes for school activities. Also from our class have come several pupils of high scholastic standing. Time tells us it has been four years, but our hearts seem to say yesterday. From this milestone, we shall look back on graduation from S.C.H.S., as one of the high- lights of our lives. Billy W. Wilson, Historian CALL OF THE FUTURE Happily we listen to the call of the future Eager to learn this new and different game. Each of us knows what we want of life And that success does not mean wealth and fame. Our lives have yet been lived in carefree lilt Too full of lightness for the things that finer seem. The pattern by which we live must be improved If we're to reach the goal of which we dream. The future echoes now a strange refrain Before us lies an open road, well trod Now there is a task to be completed And it shall be done with help from God. It is said that life is fickle, treat her well Learn her vagrant melody, withstand her test. The keys she gives help unclose many doors Choose now the one that opens to the best. Wilma Creasey H lam- ---B.- -4- -..-- f

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Rebecca Anglea The impromptu reply is precisely the touchstone Of wit Margaret Armstrong If you would marry suitably, marry your equal. Betty Arnette Modesty, when she is gone, is gone forever. Bonnie jo Ashlock Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. Earl Bennett The best throw of the dice is to throw them away. Frances Brewer Marriage is the keeley cure for love's intoxica- tion. Truman Brewer The wandering mind is but a base possession. Blonnie Hugh Briley Patience is the key of content. Betty jo Brown The busy have no time for tears. V gygf JUNIQRS JJ? Conway Brown Ready money is Aladdin's lamp. Dot Brown People generally quarrel because they cannot argue. Mr. Bradley Co-sponsor Marjorie Brown Trust not him who has once broken faith. Betty Civils Sorrow like rain makes roses and mud. Catherine Clubbs joy is the fruit that Americans eat green. Betty Coker Evil news rides post, while good news bates. Peggy Culbreath Here today, gone t0m0rr0w. joe DcVasher There are more men ennobled by study than by nature. Robert Garrett Vice-President A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Leroy Graves We forgive too little, forget too much. Clarence Gregory Love is love's reward.