Waynesfield Goshen High School - Reflections Yearbook (Waynesfield, OH)

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X fA.A,,ff, ffgqefzffn 5 c 355 c 27? SQ E Onward, flow onward, O years as you pass, X S Bring success and honor to all in our class. X S We are ready to enter the broad field of life, K S And stand with the weight of world care and strife, S Oh, may our lives be resplendent with light, S May we take as our symbol a rose pure and white, X e usga yaccep a ecares an eJ y X Lt 1d1 tllth dth 'os X E Which will come to our class of twelve girls and six boys. X X X X X S To our dear loving parents, the love that is due, S S For their untiring devotion in helping us thru, S And our teachers, for their efforts, patience and care, S bg Be remembered and rewarded, is the message we bear. S S The years we thought tiresome, so quickly have passed, S S Each one shorter, but more joyful than the last. S S Our school days are ended, what will the future mean ' E E To the eighteen loyal members of the class of 'l6? S X X X X - Oh, dear Alma Mater, these years have been long, S XS Since we first entered your happy throng, S X - X Q But the time has now come when we say good-bye, xg S And forever leave behind us, days spent at Wayne Hi. S S And as out in the world our duty will be, S S May we ever bring honor and glory to thee. S Then onward, glide onward, peaceful years serene, S S And deal, O deal gently with the class of '16, E X X X X X X X X X X X g

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Wi 1: S N SENIOR CLASS POEM A X By MABEL ROGERS , ACKWARD, turn backward, O Time, in your flight, 1 Take us backward again just four years tonight, il Enter us again into old Mother Wayne g Q Make us little Freshmen, just once again, X Help us to battle with lessons once more, 5 Filling our minds with high school lore, And with brain and with pen the exams to pass, Promote us each year to the next higher class. x Over my heart in the days that are flown, . Recollections of many sweet memories come, Which bring smiles to my face, and a tear to my eye, As I recall our school days we spent in Wayne Hi. O, never has class worked so hard to excel, Q . With Dig as our motto, the first tap of the bell f Found us in our places to toil hard 'till night, Y And bring fame to our colors, our dear green and white. X Freshies and Juniors take heed as time flies, With our class as example you'll mount to the skies, X And Sophomores, too, look to us to inspire, X Your fond aspirations to climb up still higher, Come, let your praise calm our thoughts to repose, X Drive dull care away and lighten our woes, X And when the time comes for your graduation, W You'll give our class the thanks for your first inspiration. -. 26 x X N l N Vx X LX Tx lx X X X 5 A ui, ' ii

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. Q.. l X X X s s S SENIOR CLASS HISTORY S s gm s X X S By HELEN GEDDEs E X CAST :-Aggregation of Boosters, always on the jump with S lots of spirit, ready for everything, full of fun, out for a good S: S time, and never forgetting to hide their trip-hammers in the Q S darkest corner, bringing out their horns instead. S S TIME 1-A. D. 1912-1916. S SX ACT I:-It was a wonderful day for W. H. S. when she first ix X received these Freshmen into her portals. The class of '16 then X X X S numbered twenty-seven and they made one brilliant record for S Q themselves. They assumed the duties of Freshmen with the natur- S S alness and ease of one long accustomed to close application and S S deep meditation, and they silently glided into the quiet life of Q XX study. Their fame has become so widely known that all the fol- S S lowing Freshmen classes have striven to emulate their example. S E N o one can deny that this class started their career right. S E d Al?Ttll1I tha betiinillingi of tlhe new ygeartltlhe Sophsbgreet- S X e eac 0 er W1 a ou e an s a e, once or e remem rance X E of past good times and once forthe gay times that lay just ahead. Q S This year the membership of the class was reduced to eighteen. S Q They de-ved into the mysteries of Caesar, Geometry and Gener- S al History, nor could the Roman cohorts withstand the gallant S X charges of the fearless '16's. On the field of athletics, as well, X S they carried off more than their share of honors. The faculty has is X X Q always bent every nerve to prepare this one class as the only hope X S for the solution of the great problems which have been agitating S is the minds of philosophers for the past two thousand years. E Q ACT III:-In the Junior year the class of '16 showed of X X what the were reall ca able Th d f h t t th X X y I y p . ey serve re res men s a e S Q field meet and with the proceeds purchased a beautiful Statue X E Of Liberty which they presented to the school, thus first establish- S X , X S -. . . -, L3 E X X X S . go fs W V ' f W Liivvi- .- I -vs.-.. 'f ,,, Tl , Y' E KT Lila., -. --Y -f ji Y,