Berea High School - Berean Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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CLASSES Superintendent advises Underclass presidents Inquiring students Page Twenty-Five

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UNDER Our Seniors, inspired with confidence and successive achieve- ments, are prepared to launch into the adventures of the world. Their aggressive leadership and accomplishments will leave its print upon the sands of our dear high school. After an apprenticeship of five years our Juniors are now ready to assume the duties and responsibilities with ideals and ambitions for future achievements. The outstanding tasks of the class during 1936-1937 are to produce the Junior play and to sponsor the Junior- Senior Prom. They have fulfilled these tasks admirably. For four years our Sophomores have Worked quietly for recog- nition. Like the Puritan of old their influence is seen trickling into the stream of school activities and they have been making a line con- tribution to our academic, social, and athletic programs. The future expects much from them. Our Freshmen - three years old - have struggled through the difficulties of their academic work, have established themselves as good school citizens and have gained recognition for their industry and accomplishment. Their influence is being felt in every school activity. Our Seventh and Eighth graders referred to by the upper class- men as the Junior Hi's are rapidly orientating themselves. Thus their potentialities are much in evidence. Page Twenty-Four

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JUNICDIQS To you the flashy green and gray, we, the class of 'f37 , leave the greatest privileges of all, the lines of our Alma Mater Song - seniors so mighty, and the honor of sitting on the shelf. It is our last request that you will respect the so-ng that we have found to mean so much to us in our last days here. Class ol 1938 ' -M , -iii Page Twenty -Six This year we have found to be the most important in all of our high school days with one activity after another to rush us around and around. To start the social season we held our class party in October, which was the first of the season. Next came our Junior Play, Here Comes Charlie which was a huge success with a record crowd in attend- ance. , . After the play came plans for stunt night and a stunt concerning a night in Spain was decided on. With this pic- turesque and entertaining stunt we like the Juniors of last year claimed first prize. Stunt Night over, we looked forward to the social hit of the season, The Junior-Senior Prom. Like all Juniors, we determined to outdue the class before us, and we feel that we have accomplished our aim of entertaining the Sen- iors in a stately style. Our class like all others has studious people among its members, as well can be seen by glancing at the school honor roll. With the ending of this eventful year we now look forward to next year when it will be our privilege to sit on the shelf.