West Montgomery High School - Warrior Yearbook (Mount Gilead, NC)

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Each Travels i His own Path, Each Plays His Uvvn Part As days change to weeks and weeks into semesters, students change, but biology creepy-crawlers don't. They still lie quietly as their bodies are mutilated and and all their insides removed and investigated. Some lucky individual receives a five point bonus for dis- covering a creaturels brain. And persistently there is the band that continues to practice, striving for per- fection, They entertain at ballgames and parades and sometimes add needed enthusiasm to pep rallies. With the aid of the p.e. classes, bodies change along with minds. Improvements are made to bodies needing ad- justmentsg a little muscle is added, a little tat taken away. The evolution into adults resulting from chang- ing minds and bodies is the goal of every youngster. So leaders march on as students continue to grow and learn and follow in new paths as well as paths others have made. 10 ...Q ffl:

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And Summer Memories Linger On Yesterday, when there were no tests, themes, home- work, or any such things to fill our days, we were happy, too - those beautiful golden days, that warmed our souls with love, happy times, and memor- ies. ln summer, there were more important things like clear days, picking flowers, and motor boats that run very fast. There were crystal lakes that mirrored our changing thoughts, our changing lives, and disappear- ing pasts. Last summer, we played, we skiied, we swam, forgetting the future that not always holds the good and pleasant. All too soon the rains came to wash away our dreams of the past, to engulf us once again in the present. lt was tall, but LOOK AT US then. 'lf'