Thomasville High School - Growler Yearbook (Thomasville, AL)

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ln September of i942 we, the Seniors, had our first look at this hill called education. lt was on this date we planted one foot firmly upon the first of a series of twelve steps up this hill that seemed so strange, As we have slowly ascended this hill by climbing one step each year we have lost many who began the climb with us. Now, there are only l8 of us who stand on the top and gaze down the hill. We can recall many wonderful experi- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ences as-gladuallon from grammar School' President ...................... Billy Kimbrough our Junior and Senior Play and all the par- Vice-president DOT Smith ties we have had. But no-the climb was not always easy. lvlany times we slipped Secretary ' B ellye Beaton and fell or should we say failed. We have TVQSSUVQV -- i ----- Singleton DOVIG had to study to keep up the pace but we Reporter .... ..,.... C arole Kirk are proud of the scholastic average of our class. We are proud of the fine athletes we have produced up this climb. We realize we are ready to begin the climb of another hill on which much depends on how we have used these I2 steps. For many of us the way is not yet clear, A very high percentage of us plan to climb the hill of higher education, others to climb the hill called life's workg but one thing is certain for most of us-we will leave these beloved Hills of Home. As we begin this new climb we can look unto the hills from whence cometh my help, fmt! .