West Blocton High School - Westonian Yearbook (West Blocton, AL)

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CLASS POLM Unfurl our colors classmates The fairest colors seen, And we with cheers shall hail them Our chosen white and green The green shows life and freshness, The symbol of our youth, The white shows stainless honor, Our purity and truth Our flower is the gardenis, with fragrance pure and sweet, We'll wear it as s token Of love to all we meet, We aim to reach the highest And to our goal we'll press, well Knowing that endeavor At last Will win success Irene McCul1ey CLASQ COLORS White and Green CLASS FLOWER Gardenia CLAbb MOTTO A good reputation is more valuable than money CLASD ONG re ca ll the days Wher we first sta rted on lifes long way, W e look back at t he good times we've all had, And the sor rows that we have all shared Though now we must part Our love shall remain, Let our me mory re main as it will, A nd in o ur fu ture dear ben iors Our love Will en twine itseli Warm ing ly Still Earl Philpot 16 9 0 V ! 1'-1 0 Ll De-ar Sen-iors, if we could 'O tv O

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Class History Both the Football and Jlnior Senior Banquets were en Joyed this year by our class At the Football Banqu t twelve letters were awarded to boy's of the Serior cl ss Ne thirk the Junior Senior Banquet was ore of the best Our class this year has cooperated willingly with its officers who are Jeff Sewell, Pres , Edward Files, Vice Pres , Willard Gentry, Sec , Johr lfred Fabjor, Treas The various clubs through out the years have helped are fifteen members of the lhespian Troupe, fifteen mem bers of the Beta Club, and twenty four members of the Glee Club in our class Basketball is being erjoyed by SVSPYOUG this year in which we have three seniors playing on the team The students as a whole has cooperated fully with its Student Council and Marshall Force this year Officers of the Student pgdncil are Pres Austin Durham, Vice Pres John Alfred Fabgon, Sec R Treas Charles Cox, who are all seniors As we sailed over the rough seas, we have had many t drop out of the class for various reasons Many for marry ing and to work but still the largest class in the his tory of our school with our faults and good spots through sailing the sea, we have come to the silent harbor of grad uation l5 2 ' 0 ' 1 ' Va . 0 Y o L -1 A s the school and improved the class interest in them. There ' o s ' '

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