Woodleaf High School - Acorn Yearbook (Woodleaf, NC)

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Se, lics Atier-allework in collecting 1dcis! dnd ticuiressiom | m@eoncrecieat class ever assembled here at Woodleat was completed, I uncov- ered the following 10cissconceming® ineroracm@lcdssom our The average height ol this group. ol dignilied=seniorsissive feet, s ix inches—the boys’ height being five feet, ten inches and the girls Tivewect, jour inches: Statistics show that the average weight of the boys is 155 pounds and thegirls 1135 pounds enoes remeeirommorton |: Blue and brown eyes prevail with a tie of 30% ‘each. Others are green 15%, hazel 15%, and grey 10%. The heads of 55% of this class are topped with brown hair, the rest-with a variety, cired,) blacx, cic sb.ond, As for the political line, I find that Democrats have a 65% majority. The Senior Class is made up ol vorious religious denominc: tions, the largest per cent being Presbyterian. Thevabove facts and ligures concernimes ners loss 10m 50 cre true to the best of my knowledge, and I, the Statistician of this the best Senior Class yet, do solemnly afiix my signature. WILKES PED REE eroteiencics

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Best Dressed HELEN WETMORE LOR LATIVES Most Dependable JOYCE WILLIAMS WILLIE PERRELL Most Likely To Succeed WILLIE PERRELL LYDIA ANN BAILEY Cutest RENA MOORE PMULIL AY Sue EILIE Most Bashful MAROLINE SEAMON JOE ROBBINS Biggest Flirt REBA MOORE RICHARD CURRENT

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Chia eas When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, When the road we're trudging seems all up hill When care is pressing us down a bit, We may rest, if we must, but we dare not quit. i Life is queer with its twists and turns, As everyone of us sometimes learns, Lets not give up, though the pace seems slow, We might succeed with another blow. Often, as strugglers, we have given up, When we might have captured the victor's cup, But we learned too late, when the night slipped down, How close we were to the golden crown. We never can tell how close we are, Our goal may be near when it seems atar, Let's stick to the fight when were hardest hit, It's when things go wrong that we musn't quit. BETTY ANN OVERMAN, Poet