Blairstown High School - Comet Yearbook (Blairstown, MO)

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PAGE 16 1 9 THE COMET ASSOCIATES I MISS NORMA MAE BUSCH , H Grade Principal and Intermediate Geacher The friendship shown the high school studentskby Miss Busch was outstanding among associations in the Blairstown School. Her en- couragement and help were counted upon to make our efforts successful. These associations' highly valued. MISS RELNA CHANDLER fPrima'ry '5eache1 ig, Miss Chandler's supervision of lunch week every fifth Week made her association one of pleasure. We shall -never forget' 'thelinteresting f-'sound talkies that were presented for the highschool pupils. ,The friendships formed by our association With her will long be re- membered. IOHN WISE ' finitov The duties performed by Mr. Wise were manyigiraried, and efliciently performed. Fromf' first to last John has worked long hours that We might have temperate, clean, and encourag- ing surroundings. A kind feeling of gratitude and a thank you for his many favors are our sentiments. M X 25 x, xi..-. I 499 ' 'W as 452 .5 lii xfxyxx wx H. S. sxxxk V ,.

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PAGE 18 THE COMET SENIOR CLASS Rowena Martin . President Maxon Brown . Vice President Mildred Jenkins . . Secretary William Gallihugh . . Treasurer Fay Farnsworth . . Sergeant-at-arms Supt. V. W. Welch . . . Sponsor Flower . . Red Carnation Colors . . . Blue and Gray Motto: Go strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. ENDING OUR RIVER IOURNETSM As we round the last curve in the river, a feeling of apprehen- sion comes upon us. We look forward, and our gaze meets the un- fathomable ocean With its rougher waves, broader views, and its Wide expanse offering divers routes. This inspiring sight fills us with awe, and we turn so that we may once more enjoy that which we have traversed. Once opened, our memory chest Hoods us with thoughts of the experiences of the past four years. We resense the thrill of being freshmen when life was full of glee and irresponsibility. We recall how we were carried from the calm of the freshman year into the rougher waters of our sophomore and junior years. There were plays to practice, paper stories to write, lessons to prepare, declamations to learn, places to go which made it a more difiicult task to stay in the boat. But, with our teachers at the helm and underclassmen at the stern sharing our burden, we were borne into the wide, deep channel of our senior year. And, as each day passed, We came to realize how much grati- tude and appreciation we owe these instructors and fellow students. We are recalled from our dream by the movement of our ship, and We have only time enough to wave a hand of farewell in answer to the group that smiles and waves to us as we fade from their sight toward our unknown destination. .rlkxixi X' t ix QR, xx H.VS. x 5