Union Springs High School - Hischolia Yearbook (Union Springs, AL)

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lllliliiiiiiiiiriiiniiiiriiniiitiiiMiD ' ii ' lilllillllllllliiflllliMltllKiiiiiiii. [iiiiii ' iIMII iiiitiiiir rr •iiMiiHiiiiiiiiiiiPiiilliliiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiitiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiMiiiiiiiiMiiriiiiriiiriiiniitir ] 929 THEHISCHOLIA 21 iiiiiiiiiiliuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMMiiiiiii. ■iitiiiniiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiniiiiiiiitiitiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiiiiiiiiiiniini Senior II History Kyf ANY impatient little youngsters grudgingly awaited the com- r? ynl pleticn of the sturdy ship Class of ' 30 . It had been under - construction six years when at last, on a beautiful September morning in the year 1919, we loosed anther and the Class of ' 30 launched into the great Sea of Knowledge to explore the twelve islands that we had to know thoroughly before reaching continent World ' s Work. Squalls and gales swept over the faces of the valiant crew during the exploration of the first six islands. We had now reached the equator. Although we had looked forward to this part of our voyage, various symptoms of uneasiness became evident among the crew. One morning shortly after crossing the equator. Captain Rainer bounded up the gang plank and cried, Heave ho, my lads! We lie to wind- ward of a group of islands known as Junior High. Cheerily, my lads, I ' m going ashore. Come on, Julia! Effie! Florence! Well, Janette, we ' ll take a chance, and the trio jumped to their feet and urged, Come on, Martha and Bernai ' d ! Derrick ! Jessie and Elizabeth Owen, what are you and Frances McLendon hiding behind Mozell for? Up to the breach, John ! Alyce Clark ! Nelda ! Harold ! That ' s the time, Myron and Frank ! All aboard Mildred, Sarah Boyd, Sam and Lois, bantered the mates, bringing up the rear with Ralph, Carol, Frances Du- Bois, George and Mynelle. We were rough tossed upon entering the harbor, and encountered warlike foes on land, some of whom pursued us even to the next group of islands which were known as Senior High. Here warriors of good pro- portion and manly strength advanced to give us combat, but our sturdy crew passed on. On the second island, brandishing his beautiful spear, advanced Geometry. Captain Rainer, John Guthrie and Joe Ellis squared their shoulders, set their pikes and charges. He could not sustain the de- termined assault, and he soon became their sworn ally. He then looked threateningly upon the remainder of the crew as they timidly approached him. Irene! Thelma! Lee! Buck up! See how tame he is? coaxed the gal- lant captain as he pulled the grisly monster ' s beard. When we leave this island one more will remain to be explored. It is a great mountain reared up in the sea. We must scale its lofty summit before we can unlock the gate that swings open upon our life work. Irene Hines. ;llitiin mil mil mii i i mm mimii mlimii i mimimimiimiin miim.imimiii mimli imii 11, mimimiimimii mil miimi i immii.rmili ii miimimiumi mil i miiiiiimumimimimiimilmi