Clyde High School - Courier Yearbook (Clyde, OH)

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CLASS HISTORY At last the day approaches when all the students in the class see gradua- tion in view. But what of yesteryears? How long will they remember them? Let us travel back a few years, We see the first day of school. Everyone is enthusiastic about going to Miss Bradly's room. But, what is this--we are seated with Miss Wehr. Some of us were quite determined about where we wanted to go, but aftera few days we resigned ourselves to our fate. Miss Bertha and Miss Cleveland ushered us through our second year. This year romance entered our lives. Don Koch and Charles Hammer were thrilling the young girls. Along with learning our arithmetic, writing, and faithfully studying our readers, we learned about 'Cowboys and Indians. It became a standard game on the playground. ln the fourth grade, we took a step toward being grown-up students. We had different teachers for our subjects. By this time, Tom Gill had beenlooked at with sighs and ah's. The girls played 'House' and 'King of Royal Mount- tain. The fifth and sixth seemed endless: we wanted to get to the high school building. In 1945, we entered the halls of the high school, only to get lost go- ing to our different classes. By the time we reached the eighth grade we knew our way around -fairly well. When we became the 'Frosh of CHS, we thought we were really on our way. And, so we were, for the following year was our sophomore year when we knew just about everything there was to know ffor sophomoresj. We next looked forward to the great day when we would be juniors, a day to order class rings, participate in the class play, Never Darken My Door, and most important, The Junior-Senior Prom, No doubt, Miss Young had a few gray hairs, but everything went along fine. New, we remember a more recent yesteryear, this, our Senior Year. We remember how patiently we waited for our pictures, then the Senior Class Play, Cat O' Nine Tails. My, we had a swell time! Approaching exams re- mindens-of the thing which rarely slipped our mind ----- GRADUATION. From there ---- well who knows? Zl

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