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SENlllll LEGEND We who are about to graduate, salute you who still have time to serve. As seniors we are doing alright, but we can remember other days. Take us as freshmen, for instance. We wandered around the first week of school, bumping into each other, looking scared, kow-towing to the mighty seniors. The annual that year classed us as quite active -two pie and cookie sales We were sure we would feel better as Sophomores. ln fact, we were better. Not only were we bolder, but we actually ventured forth into two social activities. We were proud producers of the Shorty Miller and l-lis Night Hawks assembly. Our meetings were a little rowdier , but we managed to elect officers soon enough to have them conduct the meeting for election of second semester officers, The sophomore class picture was a little funnier, too. Another year-we were Juniors. At the first assembly we loudly reminded the underclassmen to sit upstairs, while we picked out our seats downstairs for upperclassmen only. By now we were really elite! Class meetings were so noisy that advisers aged ten years each time we had a session. lt took three meetings to select a candidate for the Out-door Girl contest. Really active, we sponsored the Junior-Senior prom, most successful dance of the yearmaccording to juniors. We won't elucidate on the events of our SENIOR year, because you can remember them well enough, anyway, and no doubt will concede the fact that we are outstanding, colossal, gigantic, stupendous, sapient, and tpermit us to indulgz. in the vernacularl pretty hot stuff. We can remember other things, tool When the first Student Day was inaugurated. Where the old band-room used to be. Why we almost quit having games with Pacific Grove. What happened when we chewed gum in class. Who was the most popular student in school. Which days they had stew in the cafeteria. How we thought we would be so glad to graduate. v So much for the post-now for the future. Personally, we have voted our class most likely to succeed . We have the brains, stamina and youth lanyway, we have the youthl to get places. Oldsters tell
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us the world is o gloomy place, l-lard times before us, hard times behind us, hard times, volley and thunder. Babes in the woods, that's what ye'll be, We don't think so. Sure these are hard times, but school is no picnicl Why worry about what we are going to do in the future? Cur future is all mapped out for us. According to OUR statistics, ten years from now, all of us will be happily married, half of us will have children flogicall. The alumni of '38 will consist of two opera stars, nine surgeons, seventy-six house wives, one undertaker, twenty fishermen, thirteen registerd bums, no millionaires fit isn't being done any morel thirty voters, three service station attendants, seven perpetual college students, four farmers, one Sing Sing warden, and seven little inmates. Flash back to the present. Here is our willf To the incoming freshmen, we leave our lockers, To the sophomores we leave the cafeteria for a meeting place. To the juniors we leave our ability to be patient--you'll be seniors, pretty soon. To the seniors of '39 we leave nothing, because if you're as good as we are, you won't need itl
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