Washington High School - Sunburst Yearbook (Washington Court House, OH)

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THE SUNBURS T NORINE CTHFNI-1Yg l'll speak in Ll I7'lUllXfl'0llY lifllu wil GWENDOLYN WOLFE- Gwcrm Infinite riches in a little mom. Glcc Club '20, '2lg Orchestra '2l. '22, '23 Wcuvcrg Color Committee Clfhairmzmj '24 I Whereas Almlghty God has seen Gt to call from our mldst one dearly beloved by all her classmates we offer thus m memorlam to M I NERVA COLGATE STEVENSON ated wlth the Semor Class of 1924 'El who, had she lived, would have gradu- Scnior Play '24g Stcnographcr for Miss

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'CHE SUNBURST Class of '24 just four short years ago, we entered upon our high school course. These years have been filled with happiness and good comradeship, just HOW happy they have been, we are now beginning to realize as we prepare to leave our Alma Mater, some of us to take up our life work directly, and others to prepare for it in the higher training schools. It is natural that we should feel a sorrow at parting, and we dog yet we have the contentment and satisfaction of having well-completed a definite portion of our lives, and of having reached a certain milestone in our journey. With unlimited faith in our possibilities, we face the future, with no measure of fear, but with a keen anticipation of what is before us. It is right that we SHOULD feel so, for experience has, as yet, given us no reason to doubt our powers. We feel that with all our faults, we have SOME qualities worthy of imitation. ' With sixty-two members, we are the largest class yet graduated from Washington High School. We have talent of many sorts, among us, we have brains, wit, and good looks, and a spirit of loyalty to the school in our class that is seldom rivaled. Another good thing about us, is that the selfish clique, so common in the modern high school, is conspicuously absent from our midst. We pull together in all that we attempt, and petty jealousies and differences of opinion are swept aside by our devotion to our common purpose. We shall never forget the few happy years spent in Washington High, and we will try to keep the high ideals given us there, so that our school may always be proud of the Class of Twenty-Four.