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THE BOOMERANG ------------- HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIES Still within our memory lingers Pictures of our High School days. Of our joys and greatest pleasures Lighted by the brightest rays Of a sun ne’er last in setting— Hope eternal of the soul; Pictures of our studious classmates Working and striving for the goal. There are those who shirk and dally; There are those who love to play; There are those who work with pleasure; And they do it day by day. Some there are who like their teachers. Some who think them just a bore; They know all that do the teachers And, they think, a great deal more. Oft’ they think of former school days. When each was a little tot. Of all the good old entertainments And the pieces they forgot. And the memories of their school days Are graven in old green and white. And they cherish many friendships That will all he strong and bright. Then remember, friends, remember. As we go in separate ways, That the future years will gladden Memories of our High School days. KZRA HUFFMAN. [All that glitters is not gold.] -------------------------------------rzs 22 ---------
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— THE ROOMERANG Bottom Row—Mary Wilson, Louise Pattison, Evelyn Hendrix, Hilda Diketnan. Second Row—Marian Cox. Irene Duffield, Allen Wall, Georgia Keffer, Neita Ray. Third Row—Doris Main. Patricia Hollister, Opal Schrodt, Leola Capps. Top Row—Gerald Asquith, Gerald Sundberg, Edwin Day, Lester Damitz. i i 1 4 « COULD YOU IMAGINE Irene talking to the boys? Edwin keeping out of mischief? Georgia not laughing? Allen being a keen waiter? Patricia not primping? Gerald not blushing? Leota with her hair pinned back, and her nose not shining? Doris getting a red D? Louise not having her lessons? Lester being a sheik? Neita being short and fat? Evelyn not talking with the teachers? Gerald not being a basketball player? Hilda being tall? Opal not talking to the boys? Mary not talking to Ralph? Marion with powder or rouge on? OPAL SCHRODT. 11 am sure care’s an enemy to life.] -------------------24 -------------
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