Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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' »,H Jillii l i i FIRST ROW: Dorothy Briner, J. J. Wooiburn Frieda Osborn, R. W. Pugh. Goldic Waltz, Rov Roller. Maxine Morris. SECOND ROW: O. C. Knecht. Ruby Mayer. Kthyl Nye, Beatrice Runibaugh, Anna Spenee. Ruth Zurmehly. Carl Brickley. DOROTHY BRINER Attica. Ohio Mathematics J. J. WOODBURN Ijima. Ohio. R. 1 Manuel Traning: R. W. PUGH, Prin. Lima. Ohio R. 1 Science MRS. ETHEL NYE Lima, Ohio, R. 1 Math.. English MAXINE MORRIS Oherlin. Ohio Music Faculty ORA C. KNECHT Edgrei ' ton Ohio History. Civics RUBY MAYER Ijinia, Ohio, R. 1 History, English LEOTA BOWSHER Hume. Ohio Stenosraphei CARL BRICKLEY Oherlin. Ohio Physical Education FRIEDA OSBORN Mowrystown, Ohio Home Economics KATHRYN CARNES Ijima, Ohio, R. 1 Physical Education MRS. GOLDIE WALTZ Pairo, Ohio Latin. English RUTH ZURMEHLY Lima, Ohio. R. 1 French MISS RUMBAUGH Alger. Ohio AN ' orld History ANNA SPENCE rhillicothe, Ohio rommercial ROY ROLLER Lima, Ohio, R. 4 Agriculture jl|i| ' I |:il:il ' ' |iilMliillll:llll|illlllllllllilllill ' liiliil:iliilMlMlilli:li.llilill:i|illiililliiliillilllllllllllllllllll ' lll!llllllllllllllllllllll lllllillliliilii|ii| ' |i ll liilllllllnlll : M

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WHEN WE WERE FRESHMEN. OUR short and snappy years ago, our class began in this High School a new history, concieved in ignorance and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. Then we were engaged in a great civil war testing whether Freshmen persecuted and hazed could long endure. We were defeated on a great battlefield of that war. We have come to look on the whole of that field as a stepping stone for those who hei ' e toiled and studied that that class might graduate. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. But in a larger sense, we must graduate — we cannot stay here — we cannot claim this ground. The many classes who struggled to get here cannot be held from filling our place. The world will little note nor long remember what we did here, but we can make it remember what we do elsewhere. It is for us, the class of ' 32, to be dedicated to the unfinished work which those before us have thus far so nobly advanced. It is better for us to be dedicated to the great task remaining before us — that for this task we take renewed courage — that we here highly resolve that this world shall be a better place to live in — that we Seniors shall have a new freedom — and that education of the students, by the teachers, for the world, shall not have been in vain. FINIS. 1Jllllll|HIM|ll|ll|ll|tl|M|lt|!l|ll|!l|H|M|ll|il||itll|tl|ll|tl|ll|1l|ll|ll|ll|l,|ll|ll|ni!tll1lllllllll|llllltll|lllll|11ll1IMII llll11l11|1llllllllll|lllll|lllllllll llillllillllllllll ll ' IM|llllllllll ini:i 1 31