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

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Junior Class History We have almost completed what we deem our most successful year. We have but another milestone to go before we reach our goal. The Junior-Senior reception will be cherished in our memories forever, as the most successful social event which we have had in High School. This is Ll class of activities as will be seen by the following: Seven of our boys were out for football, lim of them rec-eivirilg letters. Five boys won letters in basketball. Three Junior girls out for basketball, two of them receiving letters. Two Junior girls received cheerleadcids letters. Five Juniors are members of the High School Orchestra. There are .but twenty of us nowg for some have deserted Mother Wayne to pur- sue their life occupations. Some have moved away and some have come to us from oth- er schools. Mother Wayne is indeed fortunate in being able to call us her sons and daughtersg for we have contributed much to her in athletics and intelligence. Our Freshman year was one grand nightmare of athletic and social events. The most impressive social function was the formal reception which our upper classmen men gave us. Our boys and girls were always ,active in athletic and social affairs. Also our class was represented at Wapakoneta in the academic contest. Qne of the members of our class won in English I. ' :rpg The next year Wayne High claimed us as Sophomores. Our Sophomdr year was more successful than our Freshman year. We joined with our fellow Juniors and Sen- iors in giving the Freshmen a formal reception, and endeavored to make them feel at home in Old Wayne High. As usual, we did our part as far as social and athletic activities were concerned. Thus another year has passed away into History. 'In another year the class of '32 will bid adieu to Mother Wayne and tread the thorny or rose strewn paths of the world, whichever may fall our lot. We wish the class of '31 and all the classes which graduate in the future, success in their life occupations, and also our teachers who have worked so tirelessly for our benefit. -LOUESA BLANK v - - - :AZ-' ' ' 13:55 ' 'Z1121:53:31:zigfzigizgfzftg ' :::::3:3:313:: :z:I:- I-S-f: