German Township High School - Laureola Yearbook (McClellandtown, PA)

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FRESHMAN CLASS

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 ]mail Clasts -----o----- MOTTO : Nulla vestigia retrorsum. COLORS : White and Gold. CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Tulip. ----------------O------ YELL. Chee Hee—Chee Ha, Chee—ha—ha—ha! 1918, Rah! Rah! Rah! -------------O--------- OFFICERS. HAROLD McCLOY ...................................... President GEORGE BROWN .................................. Vice President MERYL CARPENTER .................................... Secretary HELEN ROYCROFT ..................................... Treasurer ANNABELL COLLINS ................................... Historian CAROLINE DUGAN .......................................... Poet DEAN: PROF. R. E. RUDISILL. Mary Antram, Tony Vench, Sarah Monaghan, Charles Weimer, William Monaghan, Arvella Ellinger, John Lukacs, Nellie Franks, William McAndrews. Caroline Dugan, George Hvirdos, Lillith Chestnut, Meryl Carpenter, Charles Christopher, Annabell Collins. Josephus Baer, Howard Beal, Rachel Brown, Fannie Keener, Benjamin Silman. ------------0------- ROLL. Charles Brooks, Twila Antram Benjamin Bush, Elizabeth Sbarske, George Brown, Vincent Collins, Josie Hvizdos, Stephen Hanusin, Jessie Sangston, Coye Helmick, Albert Hostetler, Gladys Hay, Marshall Bower, Joseph Popson, Stephen Patratus, Anna Franks, Herman Jeffries, Marie Jankey. John Kennison, Harold McCloy, Ebert Rider, 21 Lois Taylor, Charles Spicher, Irvin Twyford Mary Raspi, Ruth Ganoe, Margaret Boyle, Dessie Willard, John Smith. Helen Stull, Anna Solanic, Louis Riley, Charles Miller, Charles Pierno, Helen Roycroft, Lucy Matyus, Mary Murphy, Grace Keener, Robert McClelland, C'arence Leckey, Zeda McCloy.

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-p salm ot tip.' iFres liman 3C i i e i Tell me not in mournful numbers That I know not Latin’s place, For it is a fcol who slumbers And tries to pass through on his face. Not a thesis or a sheepskin Is our destined end or way. But to work that each new stakepin Finds us far. her than today. Latin’s long and time is fleet'ng, And our marks though faint and dim, Still, like funeral knells repeating. Make our chances mighty s'.jm. Trust no “donkey,” however pleasant. Let each student hoe his own; Act! act in the living present, Hope within and troubles flown. Lives of Seniors all reminds us Time has better things in store. When we leave the course behind us. The arithmetics forevermore. Tough Latin that perhaps ano her, Passing through the Freshman class. A forlorn, misguided brother. Seeing, shall far from it pass. —Caroline A. Duggan.