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SENIOR CLASS. CLASS FLOWER—White Rose. COLORS—Lavender and Gold. MOTTO—Finis opus coronat. YELL. Khe—Khi—Kho—Khem! Halo—Billo—Bulo—Bolem! Mare—Mari—Maro—Mara! 1919! Rah! Rah! Rah! President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian...... Poet ......... CLASS OFFICERS. .........................Ray Nelson ......................Herman Riffle ........................Elva Minor .....................David Sangston ....................Andrew Stofcheck ....................Egidio Blosotti CLASS ROLL. Dean—Prof. Egidio Blasotti Katherine Collins Joseph Cover Edna Davis Andrew Elizeus Ethel Fast Antonette Franks Hazel Franks John Franks Catherine Guseman Mae Hostetler Nancy Huhn Ralph Jordon Fannie Keener Samuel Kelley Bessie Kermes William Matyus Margaret Marucky Ethel McCann Elva Minor Ray Nelson Yvonne Quinet Edna Vail Mary Watkins Martha Mickey —30 R. McCombs. Florence Woodfil Frank Wright Jefferson Sangston Edward Vail Lawrence Walters Thomas Yanchus O. W. Rider Herman Riffle Elizabeth Rockwell Helen Sapper Sara Sbarske Lee Sharpnack Nannie Smith Edwin Snider Jacob Newcomer Andrew Stofcheck Paul Woodfil David Sangston J. P. Sangston Angelo Intorre Tony Cavalvante Miller Smith Janet Blaney William Matyus (Honsaker).
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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY. Pondering over the class which entered the doors of the new G. T. H. S. in the year of 1915, and where most of its members have gone and what has become of them, are the events which lead to the writing of the history of the class of 1919. We entered with one hundred and twenty-one bright and willing workers, and easily mastered the obstacles which confronted us. We are the largest class that has ever entered this High School, and of this we are very proud. The second year our number was reduced to eighty-three members and the third year to sixty-two. We regret that so many of those who started on the journey with us have discontinued it, but we are glad that new ones have joined our ranks and have shared our trials and triumphs. Now we enter the last year of our high school days with forty-two members of which number thirty-nine are thought to graduate. In various school activities our class holds a prominent place. We have never been excelled in Basket-ball. During our Jupnior year, we carried away all honors and thus won a large Championship Basket-ball Banner, which at any time may be seen in the auditorium of the High School. In Literary our class deserves special attention, while in the musical organization we contributed four out of the seven members in the orchestra. The best moments of our school life at G. T. H. S. found us faithfully and earnestly at work. We elected for our worthy officers, as President, Ray Nelson, and Secretary, Miss Elva Minor, and thus our plans are safely carried out by them. What the members of our class will become we cannot tell, but to G. T. H. S. we pledge once more our loyalty and faith, to bring whatever honors we may share in our lives to her kind name. —ANDREW J. STOFCHECK. —31—
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