Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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Semin' Clan Wteiiclenf JAY JOHNSON Mosi' Exfraordinary, I musf say. This dark haired youfh has proved iusi fhis: in i930 he came from Hermifage and en'l'ered eighih grade. A+ this time he was very shy and mosi' sfudious. Parficipafing in sfudenf acfivifies, he became a leader. Through 'lhe friendship of a blonde his bashfulness disap- peared. His desire is fo go io college. He has e greal 'fufure if all works ou? and we wish him 'the besi' of luck. nnin' and pfeiivlent THOMAS COLEMAN Tom to his friends, is one of ihe mod' popular of ihe high school boys. Ofher ihan Junior Class President he is an aciive Bled member, 'lraok manager and an honor sfudeni. He is a loyal Irishman and will iight ai' ihe drop of a haf. He is famed for his sfrideni' voice, and his causfic wif. His hobbies are raising dogs, swimming, and colleciing coins and siamps.

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.vale vllicllarian ELEANOR GAYTON We have ofien been amused by Eleanor's apparenl' dreaminess and absenfminded affi- iude in school, and elsewhere, bui her mefhod seems fo reap success. In spite of ihe sfrong compeiifion she has walked ol? easily wifh fhe valediciory honors of her senior class. Her aclivify in school organizaiions has been greaily appreciaied. As you probably know, she has red hair and we ihink she is rafher cufe. 5 alvttatvtian DOROTHY COPELAND Doroihy Copeland, beffer lmown as Doi, has always been near the top as far as slud- ies were concerned and now she has carried off fhe saluiaiory honors. She has been ac- five as a member of various school organiza- fions. We would noi advise you fo fry argu- ing wifh her because her snappy comeback will reduce you fo eiiher laughfer or silence. Her large blue eyes demand plenfy of a'Hen+ion and usually gei it

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9, 1.5. gi. '- Jlflt pszefiani Jlfleiiafe 1935 TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1935 ll' is wilh a feeling of pleasure and greal sal- isfaclion fhal I see you complele your course in 'lhe Warsaw High School bul' wifh deep re- grel' when I lhinlr you will nol relurn anolher year. During lhe pasl 'lwelve years I have watched your growlh and developmenf wilh a palernal inleresf. During lhis lime I have come 'ro lmow you all personally and have lhe grealesl' of respecl' and admiralion for each one of you. I admire you because of your honesry, your inlegrily, your scholaslic alli- lude, and parlicularly on accounf of lhe greaf loyally and cooperalion lhal you have shown foward me during 'lhe eighl years you were grade pupils and your four years in High School. l congralulale you on accounl' of your nalive abiliry and your delerminalion 'lo succeed. I realize deeply 'lhal lhe class of l935 has done a greal' many lhings for War- saw High School which will be recorded his- lorically as oulsfanding achievemenls. You have ser a standard which ofher classes may well emulale. As you go ouf info 'lhe world I wish each and everyone of you Godspeed. May success and happiness be always yours. Many 'limes in years lo come disappoinlmenl, discourage- menf, apparenl failure and lempiafions will face you. Do nol faller, aim high, grif your leelh, press ever onward and upward foward 'lhe summil which you have sei' for yourself. Concenrrafe your efforls and energies upon achieving success in your chosen career. Wiihoul' falfering or hesifafing decide upon your fufure plans as early as possible and fhen work wilh all your hearl and soul lo be a leader in whafever field you underlahe. Success is noi reached af a single bound Burl' we build lhe ladder by which we rise From lhe lowly ear+h lo 'lhe vaulled slries And we mounl lo ils summil' round by round. Your Friend and Principal, HERBERT SPENCER PRESTON.