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Page 7 text:
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DEDICATION • • • Mrs. Louise B. Eley True worth is in being, not seeming-- In doing, each day that goes by, some little good- To a gentle lady who had devoted her life to bringing students into the light of knowledge. . . To a patient and understanding person who has guided students in classes, clubs, and activities. . . To a versatile teacher of Latin and English who has at times taught mathematics, history, or sci- ence. . . To a friend who has directed plays and laughed with us as we suffered opening night jitters . . . To a graduate of Randolph Macon Woman’s Col- lege who has enriched her church and community. . . We, with high regard and much esteem, ded- icate this, our 1967 DUKE, to. . . Mrs. Louise B. Eley
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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE . . . Some things fade out of our lives and leave no trace behind-no vivid picture photographs upon the heart and mind. We would have you build a memory chest where all that is noble and that is best can be stored away for the tasks of a future day. Within the walls of our classrooms you are weaving threads of know- ledge into the pattern of your destinies. Deep within your being, you are forging the faith that may someday shine with beauty and usefulness in the chaotic byways of time. Because of the skill that you develop now, bridges, rockets, and offices will be structurally sound. There are homes to make, and you will illumine their windows. If knowledge has been engraved upon marble or brass, it will crumble into dust; if knowledge has been instilled into your hearts and minds, we have engraved something which will brighten all eternity. Mr. Horace M. Hill, Jr., Principal of Windsor High School 2
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FOREWORD On the cover of this, the 1967 DUKE, is the seal of Windsor High School. On the seal we find the figure of the Duke, symbolizing sportsmanship; the torch of leadership, reminding us of our responsibilities, and the lamp of learning, symbolizing knowledge. We can look with pride on these symbols which have guided us through our school life. They will ever remind us of our lives as students: members of clubs, sports partici- pants, and friends to fellow students and faculty. They will help us recall the changing, exciting, ambitious, cheerful and purposeful life we have experienced during our school years. They will remind us of all that Windsor High School stands for, all that she means to us, and all that she has given us as we step forth into the paths of life.
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