April 27 - Operetta - "Spanish Moon."
May 4, Junior-Senior Banquet
May 13 - Baccalaurate Sermon
May 14 - Class Dny Exercises. '
There are only two more events in our class calendar.
May 15^- Senior play - "A Kentucky Belle"
May 16 Awarding diplomas.
It seems a sadder tine than we expected. The world out
side is cold. We know not what to expect from its bleak, bare
atmosphere.
But we must never forget that tomorrow we will all enter
into a renewol of life in a glad, bright, glorious new spring
tine, - freshmen in life’s school, - as green and fresh again
as we put forth our new shoots as ever we seemed in Albemarle
High School And so ive go forth robed in the snowy emblem of
our purification, no longer green, nor red, nor even blue, but
as students lec.ving the school of books to become students in
the school of life.
And in the words of the immortal tentmaker, Omar lOiayyan,
hone to
we
"Make the most of what we
Before v/e, too, into the
yet may spend,
dust descend."
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Ui.ST WILL AilD TESTAi.-IENT
We, the Senior class of 1934 being of sane mind (or so we
flatter ourselves) do hereby make this our last will and testa
ment of our worldly and otherwise possessions and departing
leave behind us the follovring estate accumulated during our years
in Alber.mrle High School: ,
To the wise and patient faculty we leave the entire student
body of next yefir for ther,: to treat as they will - with or with
out mercy - for it makes no difference to us now. We also
leave our very best wishes for increases in their saloiries. If
this fails there is a book in the library "How to Live on Less."
To the Senior teachers we bequeath our appreciation of thefr
help and patience to us during our Senior year. To Miss Merritt
WQ leave all our chewing gum, used or otherv/ise. To Miss Hipp
We leave all our old Literary Digest Reports and the hope that
she’ll have a more historical minded class next ycc.r.
incoming Seniors we bequeath our chapel seats and the
To the