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5 . X, , .ei if Sell' Bowing to the sophomores is a yearly chore for m lg ,efre o freshmen. nel' in rh shmeftfs 6 e se , f ,h mo e class rr Concessfo efisuf sr Y. and Forms Varied Patterns and fans watching the valiant football squad march through the season. Came Christmas, and the Student Council tree . . . the Follies, ond vocation. January snowed into February, March, and bas- ketball . . . the Wabash Valley Championship came to GHS. Pu ps Teachers wore an expression of relief as April, class plays, and the Prom merged into May. The kaleidoscope stopped turning. Now the seniors are ready to move on . . . uncertain . . . hesitant . . . but courageous . . . knowing they have had a diversified background . . . ready to face the future. During the five minutes between classes, the students discuss the last class and prepare for the next one,
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a Kotmaiion' 5 . mlss 6' KU Ban bi- - et Cu In the hall under the clock is a familiar meeting he M9 ,gs l place for G. H. S. students. Xu G. H. S. Kaleidoscope As we trudged back to classes at GHS to begin our studies anew, a myriad of kaleidoscopic views presented themselves in an orderly, if hurried, fashion. The chores of classes began immediately . . . the various clubs brought out stored rules and began initiation. We met old friends and friends-to-be . . . and the year was underway. There were pep sessions in the hall . . . hearty yells of the re-organized Pep Club . . . students working together to raise money for the Prom and the Minaret Hand-painted cards add color and humor to the various senior activities.
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English and literature classes teach students the value of By studying Spanish, students learn the culture of Latin Amer- correct language. ican countries. of Informative Classes The fundamental reasons for coming to school are, after all, the classes. They form the nucleus of school life and offer the opportunity to grasp the often elusive matter-knowledge. Classes pre- pare us for the tasks of earning a living, entering competition, and associating with other people. Our various departments train students for every phase of life that will have to be faced in the near, yet hazy, future. For these modern times, mathematics plays an important role G.H.S. offers many fields of math to its students. Young people, interested in drawing and painting, enioy their art class.
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