Clay High School - Crystal Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS l-llSTOl2Y The some fall that we, the class of l943, entered Clay High, war-clouds broke over Europe. However, we were much too busy adiusting ourselves to the first year in high, to take much interest in the worldly state of affairs. At our first class meeting, we elected Jack Widener as president, with Kenneth Al- bertson as vice-president, Calvin Carter as secretary, and Phyllis Moritz as treasurer. Later on we chose our student council representatives. The next year, we, as sophomores, came back to Clay to begin another school year. For our officers this year, we again selected Jack Widener as president. Other officers were William Heninger, vice-president, Mary Frances Woodall, secretary, and Lester Diefenthaler, treasurer. In our third year, we entered Clay High with the distinction of being upper classmen. Conscious of our many added tasks, we chose capable oFficers. Lee lson became our president, Edward Armstrong, vice-president, Catherine Fleitz, secretary, and Gerald Cedoz, treasurer. On November seventh of our iunior year, we presented our class play, Simple Simon Simple. Proceeds from this play plus other sources gave us the funds we needed for the Junior-Senior Prom and other activities. Members of our class were chosen for the honor societies. lt was December of our Junior year, that the United States entered the war. We became conscious of First Aid courses, sugar rationing, and air-raid practices. ln the fall of l942, we entered Clay High for our final year. This year, we elected William Heninger as president, Gerald Cedoz as vice-president, Dorothy Neubrecht as secretary, and Ruth Lutz as treasurer. Much water has passed under the bridge since we entered high school. For now in l943, we will graduate into a world of war and uncertainty. Several of our members have left to serve in the armed forces. We, who remain, prepare ourselves for a greater part in the war effort and the peace that will follow. 26

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