York Township High School - Talisman Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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HINIOR CLASS HISTORY In our Freshman year we were as sheep without a shepherd, scattered here and there, but when we became Sophomores, we joined hands and all came together, being of one mind to make our class the best ever. Being inexperienced, We decided to choose a leader to guide and direct us in wisdom and discretion. We chose Sir Walter QPhelpsQ Raleigh, a mighty man of valor, who chose three others to help carry on the affairs of the class. A treat that will be long remembered by us as Sophomores was seeing Robin Hoodf' which our English teacher, Mrs. Ludlow, planned for us. It was a red letter day in our school year. We proved ourselves so worthy that We were promoted the following year and given the name of Juniors. As leaders of this band were chosen Harriet Jones, pres- identg Fauna Waltz, vice-president? lwargaret Davies, secretaryg Kenneth Morris, treasurer. We were now ready for work and all the other classes found us ever will- ing to do our share. In all social affairs we co-operated and assisted, and on chapel mornings the Juniors always carried the palm, their program being original and interesting. This year we decided to give a class play and in spite of obstacles that seemed stupendous we were able to put before the public a grand piece of art. VVe were very ably assisted by our teachers, who gave of their time and talent so freely, and as a class we sincerely thank them. As we near the end of our Junior year we look forward to our work as Seniors, and we hope for great things. VVe also realize that our responsibilities will be many but in unity there is strength and so we turn our eyes with eager anticipation toward the future. VVe sincerely hope that we shall all have the pleasure of receiving our diplomas from York School. Our ranks have been broken twice, two having left for other schools: lWae VVhyman and Russell Brunni. We regretted losing these members as we would have liked their company all the way. But whether we end our high school life here or elsewhere, let us resolve to stand for high ideals and to always go forward and upward. As Juniors, we were very proud that our instructors were willing to come back to us and to bring another with them, which proved to us that we had not used them very badly. VVe all feel, as a class, that we owe them a vote of thanks for their pa- tience, kindness, and tact, for we realize that times without number they were sorely tried. Always-Our Best for York. -HARRIET JONES, ,2j.

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