Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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BLAST STAFF : Annetta Cahill, Acting Editor-in-Chief 5 Gertrude Rosenthal Editor-in-Chief 5 Branford Millar Assistant Editor 5 Helene Coleman Assistant Editor Kenneth Gay Margaret Beuerlein Laura McCaffery Boys' Athletics E Girls' Athletics 5 Joke Editor E E Ida Lapedies Literary Editor Charles Pettengill Art Editor 2 5 Glenn Copeland Alumni Editor Charlotte Powers Exchanges E - Miss Gladys E. M. Reed, Faculty Advisor : BUSINESS STAFF : Kenneth Barlow, Manager - - Mary Ellen McGee Elizabeth Nugent Harold Hume E - Typist, Elinor Meeder SENIOR EDITORIAL IYe the Seniors, are now looking forward to graduation. The class of nineteen hundred twenty-nine is about to receive tl1e re- ward for four years of hard work before passing into history. Graduation-the actual sight or sound of tl1e word causes un- usual thoughts to race rapidly through a senior's mind. They may be memories of the past, realizations of the present or reveries and hopes for the future. Some will step out into the world immediately, others will go on to higher institutions of learning and, of course, others will return to high school. Whatever course may be chosen we will always be bound by a common tie of memoryg a memory of friend- ship witl1 each other and with our fellow studentsg a memory of our school and of our teachers. We go forward with an unexpres- sed promise to these,-a hope and a determination to fuliill their expectations. VVe do not face the future with fear, but instead we hear its call as a challenge and we will accept it and its didiculties as sucl1. In our failures we will see our own faults, in our glories we will remember with gratitude those who fitted us for the winning of these glories. The thought of going forth from our familiar environment brings an insatiable sorrow-a sense of loneliness and emptiness that we do not wish to meet in life. We hate to leave our care-free days of a youth that is fast melting. Before we leave we wish to express to our class advisor, to our faculty and to our fellow-students a sincere appreciation for all that they have done to make our graduation possible. We ackow- ledge an everlasting debt to them for their inspiration and help. May each and everyone of us be worthy of them. PagE SQVEXI

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A TRIBUTE TO ANY SENIOR Our Senior year is at an end, and now We turn our minds elsewhere, And fondly seek a brief repose From study and school cares. And, as our school days we review, Sweet memories they bring Of kindness and of friendship true Which around us e'er will cling. For pleasantly we've spent our time, And drunk at Wisdom's fount, And tried each day to higher climb Her steps that upward mount. As time flits by, I'll think of you, And watch you in Lifets race. Fond memories will bring to mind Each well remembered face. A fond farewell I give to you, And wishes best extend, A love that springs from a heart that's true I give to you, my friends. IIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllf Page nine