Sylvania Burnham High School - Burgoblac Yearbook (Sylvania, OH)

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1 . ' Ulwi 4 L. ...n. .,., 1 ac 3 I 1 1 'Vin . 7' 8 alllllq A rrlllQ'l.ull lr SENIOR CLASS .HISTORY N the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty-four about kid' seventy students from different sections of Lucas county . . . . assembled in Sylvania High School determined to set the school aglow with their pep, enthusiasm and scholastic ability. With the aid of the faculty and the upper classmen we organized our group into what is commonly called the Freshman Class with Mrs. Bushnell as faculty advisor and Hazel Good as class president, Paul Day, vice-president, Dorothy Jacob, secretary, Elaine Plikerd, treasurer. Nothing unusually exciting happened that year which passed so slowly because we so eagerly anticipated attending the new high school. At last our Sophomore year has come and alas! gone. No group could have been more proud of our high school than we. Our advisor Miss Star- ner helped us over the rough places in our school life while we followed the lead ofrour president Lyle Koester. The other officers were Maurice Perkins, vice-president, Alberta Sullivan, secretary and treasurer. It was a busy year. The Sophomores held prominent parts in the cantata Queen Esther. The last of the County Rhetorical Contests was held that year. As Juniors we entered Burnham the following year hoping- against hope that we might keep our class unity for our biggest last two years. Not wishing to lose our previous advisor she was again chosen, her name now being Mrs. Hersh. This year our officers were Madelyn Koepfer, president, Maurice Perkins, vice-presidentg Alberta Sullivan, secretary and treasurer. With the co-operation of the student body as well as the cast the production of the play Adam and Eve was a glorious success. With as much pep the Juniors entertained at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. Now we come to our last year, the saddest and the gladdest year of the four. We worked hard on our annual, class play and on the many other duties a busy Senior must perform. All along we have tried to be a model class but every one makes mistakes and we certainly were not excep- tions. When we think of leaving dear old Burnham and our high school days behind forever, a lump rises in our throats and it is hard to choke back the tears. However, realizing that new students shall come to take our places, we hope we shall not soon be forgotten. All is not saddness though for the heart of each graduate is joyously' crying, Afo0t and light-hearted I take to the open road, healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose.