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Left to right: Billie Rivers, President; Fred Moore, Vice-President; Mary Elizabeth Davis, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Eva Halder, Adviser. WADESBORO HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1942 Motto—‘‘After the Battle the Reward” Flower—Red Rose Colors—Red and White Mascots of the Class of ‘42 Yates Sorrell and Ann Lively
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0 F 1. Emma, you're missing something. 2. Couldn't you find any more? 3. Beta initiates. 4. And this is Don. 5. Our Editor. 6. After it’s over. 7. Blow your horn. 8. Is it good, Prof? 9. A kinder- garten (2) pupil. 10. | don’t get it. 11. Caught unexpectedly. 12. Getting it fixed. 13. My name IS ae ee NE 14. Studious girl. 15. Caught it. sleeping—. 18. After practice. 19. Our Majorettes. CLASS SONG (Tune: “Tonight We Love’’) Today we say our goodbye To dear old Wadesboro High, And though we go far away, Our hearts forever here will stay, And though our days now are gone, We'll take the road for our own. We’ll take our mem’ries with us, and you’ll miss us; will we be gone Or will we always live on in Wadesboro High? Today we leave with regrets Our teachers, classmates, and friends; They touch our heart, love is ours. When day begins, and all its hours, And when our school days are o’er And we’re together no more, We'll cherish days forever spent together though we be gone, And we will always live on in Wadesboro High! Margaret Helen Gaddy, Bebe Stokes. 16. It must be good. 17. You're sleeping—You're CLASS POEM Sonnet on Parting Although the time has come to say goodbye To friends and classmates of these past twelve years, Who shared our joys; who kept our spirits high When things went wrong, that rarely plagued by fears Our days made glad within these hallowed walls As seasons passed and mind and body grew; The grace and wisdom shrined within these halls Leaves but vepect for school and praises due. But we go not with tears or heavy heart For life is rich and we must look ahead To days close by when we shall be a part Of life in this fair land where heroes tread; Nor do we go with laughter in our eyes For always there is sadness in goodbyes. Edmund Little, Class Poet.
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