Annville Institute - Saw Briar Yearbook (Annville, KY)

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our class was becoming even more well known. Esfill WHS Brill our repregcnfetive on the beekerbell Team. We also SCE? w3tlll, Lafl, and nlihi io ygyygggjf Thg Clase on the newly irgcznizted 2,1-Lldgfii gtg,-Lmcil, ln a ehorf time exime wer- upon us, leaving us eomewhar eiunneo and Fevildered, hui we recovered in time to irij merrily away wifh the crowd for our sum- xier vacaficn. After three rontls of recreation in the corn- fields, we returned refher enihrsieeticelly for our Senior year, which we have riqhffully considered The , most importani ysar of all. Lien Koore and pr. Dunigan were our Syoneors, for it was new nocneenry for ue to have as many as possible to settle our disputes. At our class meeting, we chose the following officers: Eetill Devidoon- -------- --Preeideni gorton Snith---------Vice-Presideni Cleo: lee------Secreiirj A Treasurer OUT liiflf nrxker gxllaftly ect forth upon This, our lee? year of high school life. Luther Bailey, Earl Smiih, and Virgin Cannigin Soon lift us and only fourteen reweined to cerry oh. however, we eftended to ihc usual business of ordering rinqs and arranging for Cormencemeni yrccefginge. Perties were nor neg- lected, for we attended fire? the Senior-Junior rarty ii Covmunity Hall. This Wes fillowed by a Hnllmve'en dinner and A Velertine Dey barry in the Howe Lconom- ics roam, where one of our Sponsors, kr. Sunnignn, shocked us by Telling of his engegemenr. The trip to thc McKee High School Senior Play and the entertain- ment provided ue by the Juniors also bring back pleas- ant Lemoyigs, ,The crowning ichicvemeni of The year, Came when we greeenied our Senior Play, Nlhe Drums of Deathu, to a very large crovo. And now ovr High School years are drawing to 3 Close. ns we look back in rerroepection, we cen't help but realize thet they were four happy ones. We gain Consolation in the fact that we will ever be carrying with us happy memories and the ideals which have been instilled in our hearts while attending Annville In- etitute. '43 --Christine Lake.

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CLPSS WILL TO WHOH IT MIY COVCERN:-- ,- Let it be known thet we, the Senior Cless cf 1933, being cf 2 ne mind and in full pos- eessicn cf ell :ur fdcvlties, do Crdnin end establish, an this the fourth day of' Hay, in :he year cf our Lord, nine- teen hundred end thirty-three, Sur last will end testament. First, Tc the Junicr Cliss, we give end bequeath our hermeny in settling fll :lass diecuesicnsg and our dignity, the same to be held in the highest esteem Fnd reverenced-to the utmcst if their rbility. Serend, Tc the school, we jive 'nd bequeath that which we mey have .ccsnglished fir the better ment of the szhccl, fnd our sincere epprecieticn fer the help it his rendered us during cur ecjcurn here. is individuals, we give end bequeeth t h e follcvihgzf- I, Elbert Madre, do give and bequeath to Ernest land, my fickle heart. l, Eugene Young, do give end bequeath to Elmer Wilson, my Sunday Walk tc Ecni, supplemented by my brillieney. 1, Roscoe Smith, do give end bequeath to Clyde TcGee, ty vanity and conceit. 44