Wadesboro High School - Tiger Tales Hi Ways Yearbook (Wadesboro, NC)

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: . © We, the Senior Class of Wadesboro High School, dedicate this edition of Hi-Ways to our teacher, band master, glee club director, Beta sponsor, driver's training instructor, and friend, Mr. Harold Grant, who has guided us wel l along our high school roads.

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From our first breath, we begin a journey along the highways of life. One of the most exciting high- ways on which we travel is the highway of high school days. It usually takes us four long years to travel through this highway, but during this trip, we see more educational scenery, and experience more together than on any other highway of our own choosing in future journeys. At first as we begin this eventful trip along the muddy path leading through Freshman village, we feel small and not capable of meeting the new subjects of this territory. As the path becomes a smoother road, we arrive at Sophomore ‘Town, and gradually make our way to Juniorville. Here » we travel on a modern three lane highway, much better than the two lane one through Sophomore Town. The scenery becomes more dense and we are exposed to culture and historic spots. Finally when we arrive at Senior City — the end of our four-year trip, we travel on a shiny four lane high- way, at the end of which are hundreds of cross- roads leading to every highway in the world. The decision of which road we will travel next is up to us. We complete one of the most exciting trips of our life together. Then we must choose for our- selves what our next destination will be. Come with us as in this edition of H1-Ways we map our journey along the WHS highway 1953.

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Mr. J. C. BAaucom Our Principal Mr. W. L. WILDERMUTH Our Superintendent