Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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MARY ELIZABETH THIEL, HOMER IVIAVIS, JOHN BREMYER, MARILYNN WHITMAN The seniors of this I947 class of graduates look back on the pleasant and happy years which have been spent here in U. S. H. S. Many of us have had to study hard to keep up with some of the others, but as our graduation day comes nearer, we think that all of our efforts have been well worth our time and strength. As a class, we would like to express our appreciation to all the teachers who have so graciously and carefully guided us towards this great day. Each year we have enjoyed an inspiring class party. Each in succession has been a greater and a more exciting one for us. Every year we were coming closer to our goal and so, year after year, the time kept going faster and was soon behind us. Our junior and senior years proved most exciting to us as anticipation grew greater in all the things that went on and with which we were connected in some way. As active juniors we took upon us the duty of providing our many sports fans with refreshments. This required much work but was worth it in the fun we had from it. Also, that year, we planned and worked end- lessly to have our Prom be one of the most beautiful and memorable. When we became seniors we occupied the lockers in the main hall. With the many duties that we as seniors have had upon our shoulders, we've made the best of everything and tried to be an example to those younger than we. The parties, dances, plays, and class organizations will never be forgotten by any of us. The members of the. class of '47 now take the many and priceless possessions we have gained, and join with those who are forever going forward.