Austintown Fitch High School - Reflector Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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THEODORE JERGENS Ted Alas! for poor 'Ted The time has come at last When we will see him no more A-Winking in our class. HELEN YOUNG Billie When business at the drug store Is sometimes slow and poor You can always see Billie Standing outside the door. WAYNE TOLSON Philosopher Wayne is a quiet lad He loves to be alone Perfect peace and solitude Is his abode and home. 15

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CI ALOHA OE CLASS OFFICERS President ...................................................... Kenneth Lloyd Secre.ary ....................... .............................. D orothy Glenn Senator ....................,.......................................... Thora Chubb Colors-Old Rose and Silver Flower-Red Rose Bud Motto--Nothing venturedg nothing gained. -l-0i..-- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY By ISABEL BISHOP HISTORY is a story of human progress--a chronology of the achievements of great men and women. Let us turn to the first page of the history of a group of students entering on the sea of High School education in 1922. In this year on a beautiful September morning a crowd of energetic yongsters departed from their happy homes and set sail on the good ship A, H. S. for the pupose of increasing their store of intellect- ual wealth acquired in the previous eight years of travel. Their ultimate goal was a beautiful isle, know as the isle of Graduation. It was to prove a great voyage for never before had this group of youths ventured upon such a high sea of experiences. Fearfully, timidly and with that grim determination which means future suc- cess and happiness, they began their career as sailors under the captaincy of Kenneth Lloyd, with Isabel Bishop acting as first mate. At first the way was rough and difficult but by mastering the diiiculties encountered, they became brave and ready for more. The first year of the voyage was closed with the annual feast of the persons on board that ship, a High School Picnic and then it was abandoned for a period of three months. 17