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FRONT AS THE My, this year has flown! It seems only yester- day that we eagerly waited at the front door of the high school to get our schedules and start our third year. Of course we were used to high school then, and there was no longer the thrill of being a grown-up freshman, as in our first year, or of 'being an upperclassman, as in our second year. But then there was the hope of being looked up to a little more, and also of getting through and becoming a senior, the peak of any one's high school career. Perhaps you might call us in-betweens, but even in-ibetweensu can be noticed for merit. We started right off setting a good example for the freshmen by attending the football games and showing real school spirit. Next came fwe wish we could forget them, but we can'tj the first six-weeks exams, to be followed in a seemingly short time by mid-terms. I think we'd better pat ourselves on the back for hav- ing such active and outstanding classmates. We are very lucky to have our talents spread over a wide scope. We have athletes: members of the football, basketball, wrestling, and tennis squads, the Varsity C Club and the G.A.A.g artists: members of the ScaRAb Club, musi- cians: members in both vocal and instrumental organizationsg promoters of good fellowship: boys in the Hi-Y Clubg actors and actresses: CLASS OF 1942 members of the Dramateur Cluibg scientists: members of Camera Clubg business men and women: those who belong to Commercial Clubg journalists: representatives on the See Staff and the Voyager Staff, and last but not least, jitter- bugs, who are in a class of their own. We have those who have worked very hard and were re- warded for this hard work by being admitted into the Honor Society. We have missed several classmates, some left because they found work they were interested in, but two left fbecause of illness. We hope we will have our friends with us again next year. Now, let's see, football games, exams, talents, classmates, dances-Oh, yes, dances. We got dressed up in the spring of the year and had the time of our lives at the Junior Prom-remember the delightful decorations, the good orchestra, and the punch. Well, dear Diary, we'll have to bring this third step in our career to a close, but it isn't re- gretfully, for we'll always have the memories. Theodore Telep President William Pasternak Vice'-Prvsizlmf Sophie Okrutny Secretary Dominic Cosentinn Trr'usm'c'r juniors at work in a typewriting class of the commercial department and in n physics class of the academic department.
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JUNIORS. ANOTHER THIRD or A LARGE CLASS l Front Rau'-Wodzinski, J. Swentkowsky, M. Tavoletti, H. Williams, R. Williarxms, M. Sam, Spano, Zagorsky, Spinda, Westermann, Sossong, Saracena. Second Row-J. Scott, M. Shiwarski, Stewart, B. Schaffer, Schmidt. Schnarrerly, R. Schaffer, Salcerti, Streitman, Steffora, F. Rybnch, H. Sekelick. Third Row-Scheuer, Windomaker, Roman, W. Weissert, A. Swentkowsky, Slack, Sherrick, Watts, Wells, Torchia, W. Snyder, Mike Wengryn, Yoder, N. Turko, H. Wengryn, L. Zemon. Fourth Row-Thomson, W. Telrhorsrer, M. Warholak, Zalerski, P. Smarsh, Metro Wengryn, Telep. Toney, Ross, West, Wilk, N. Witwicki, Wagner, J. Turko, S. Timczyk, J. Theiss. Q
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