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

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eff i1--vff:?f?fffffarf-erm fY FEBRUARY 3-Mr. Hoops has a new tie. Must have gotten a raise in salary or a package from rene. 2-East Hall turned into a dance floor to learn the Shag. I'll be back in a flrxsh with more trash. 4-Flash! Physicists Blank and Rinehart d'scover a partial vacuum in Stanley's head. D- Vice Versa. 8-Assembly with Freshies in charge. Tournament. Wayne l.-O-S'-T. 10-Seniors get their pictures taken. 11-12-Community Institute. Also pick pockets. 15-Decided: That the latest publication of The Wayne te dedicated and -attributed to that proverbial pacifying pefldler of pink pain pills for pale pixilatcd people from Pottstown to Pickleville-our own Doc Heileman. 17-1Received proofs. Do we like them? Well ............... yes and no. 18--Miss Seney says the Senior claiss is very agreelble. 'Ihey calmly chose their in- xitations. Received autographs from the salesman. 19-elnter-mural tournament for the girls. Jo Arne Walters' team winner and Louise SteeYe's runner up. 23-Birthday party in honor of Byron Dawson. 24-More tournament. No victory. No party. MAR-CH 1-Heigh-ho! How the Miarch winds do blow. 2-Mr, Burger goes to Lima. Where does she work Johnnie? U 16-Senior girls win class tournament. The eighth grade girls also deserve mention. 17-Freshies Day. St. Patrick's too. 18-We all watched the bird'e for the annual pictures today. V 21-At last! The long looked for first day of Spring. Who'?l-Junior and Senior girls. Wh-at?-Went up town. Why?-Spring fever. Result?-Stay in a week. 24-Seniors pictures arrive. Some of them were so excited that they forgot to study their English lesson, and were kept in at noon. Were they mad!! '15-Measles!! ' APRIL 1--April Fool! Everyone watch out. Entries close today. The following will take place on their respective dates. 18-High School Concert. The possibilities for it's success are very promising. 30-Senior Class play. You oan't afford to miss it. MAY 5-Junior - Senior Reception. 15-Baccalaureate Services. 20--Commencement. Last day of school. What's in store? For the rest of the pup- ils-3 months vacation. For the Seniors-a definite course must be chosen! What shall it be? And now our memoirs of days gone by are finished. When we are old .and gray we will turn back the pages of time to the days when these deeds were record- ed. As we turn the leaves, mellow and yellow with age, we shall think of tie days when Wayne High was at it's best. And now, it is with sincere regret that we, the Senior Class of '38, close this book, our last fond memory of high school days. JO ANNE WALTERS

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Q: L1 if pfnwf E, via ig, ..., ?:fLff 'C'fZ -5-Zi, Class Poem Aloha 06' ' We, the Seniors are saying farewell To this, our class of thirty-eight. We whisper Thanks to our teachers and pals, For now we're assembled to graduate. Before we part, let us recall The things that made our school worth-while. On the sidewalks were apples: we picked a few, And fire alarms, wlhen we marched single file. We took part in sports of every kind, Laughed, if we-lost, when the game was o'er. There wasn't a nobler bunch of sports That ever played on a basketball floor. Now we turn our heads another way, And look upon the world anew. We raise our hands to God in prayer, And ask that he may guide us through. In this new start in life, we hope To find our place to serve mankind, We'll do our best with what we have, And make dark clouds with silver lined. LOUISE STEELE ERMA LOUISE SPROUL