Union High School - Acorn Yearbook (Vale, NC)

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ANN cniar 611155 Officers PRESIDENT .............. PAUL HOUSER VICE -PRESIDENT .......... SAM CANIPE SECRETARY ................ FAYE WARD REPGRTER ....... .... V EEDIS JORDAN

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Iam the clock in the principal's office, who so faithfully has kept that most precious thing called time. From the minute this graduating class entered High School in '48, all too soon the year 1952 came and I saw them seated on the stage dressed in their caps and gowns. I have watched them day by day, as they spent their hours learning to face life. The class of '52 has had some unforgettable times in their school days. I would like to recall several, such as going to the ball games together, the Junior-Senior Banquet, working on the Annual, and the Thanksgiving Carnival. Oh! I know if I were to think for a minute I could name many, many more wonderful experiences, but it would take much time. As I said time is a most precious thing, not to be wasted, and I am sure this class is composed of girls and boys who will have nothing to regret because they have used their golden moments in a valuable way. Their hours spent in school will some day help make their name in the world, if they have tried as they should, for time's hands scatter treasures generously for us all. We pick them up, or leave them, and accord- ing to our choice, so is our life. HISTORIAN Jacquelene Brooks CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Green and White Rose CLASS MOTTO Knowledge Comes but Wisdom Lingers. MASCOTS SPONSOR Af' he if NW' liiy ' Jackie Houser Dean Scronce