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BRYAN H. S. in s 1 History of the Senior Class llear Senitirs nf 1935: A-Xs this is practically the last time yiiu will be called seniiirs in reference tri your high schiml Clays, new is the time tn diseiiver if being a seniiir has in any wav increased ynur piissibilities tif a better life in the future. Tir dn this letis ii-git-Q1 back intti tlie grades and pick up swine uf the impiwrtant events uf the grades, which may have becume slightly hazy in the iinrush 'rf years. :Xbtrut 1923 the wld l'ark Scliiitil bell rang in a new bunch uf first-graders whti tiiday fill the seats in llryan High Schiiiil seniiyi- t-lmees, Xyhat trying times thirsty first few days were tu both the first-graders and the teacher! A bit tif rivmance pi-pped up at the very beginning. The teacher, t Miss Mullins then, Mrs. llriiwn, iinwl faintetl, and une tif the gentleman teachers friiin the eighth grade carried her nut. Every one tif us expected that they wiiuld marryg sad tin say, they did 11-ft. lircnn the very first, the Clays wlien the superintendent, Mr. Xyyandt, visited us wuuld be dreaded. Craniped fingers in' trembling nnes prevented us friim mak- ing the gmail writing which was demanded iff us, even when he stiiivd river us. The second and third grades had nu nutstanding events, but in all the Inwer grades it was a real treat tu be excused fr-ini Class lung ennugh tn get a brittle tif mink. 'llhe priicess inf giving but in the hall tri get the milk, and the drinking tif it was piwltnigecl as lung as tlie teacher would permit. Fin- the l'ark schniil students the fiftlz grade held an added altractiiin in the tirst entrance intii Lincoln schiitil. bliss l'attersiin and Miss Malltiry were the teachers tif the fifth grade. and many were the arguments as tri which teacher was better amiing the pupils. Since nn persian had birth teachers, the opini-ins were ,luniiir High seemed tu be the beginning tif a new era, but we fiiund it tri mean mostly hard wiirk-much liarder than high sehiiiil wiirk. lin yiiu seniiirs remember the time when Mr. liuffenbarger threw the iild shire river the black- biiard, because we were cutting upf lin yiiu girls remember the iidd shapes the articles we made in the sevnth grade sewing class assumed despite nur best ef- fiirts? Du yfiu remember the dreaded exams and Iiiixwells? Div ytiu remember h-iw far across the stage seemed tin the niglit tif eighth grade graduatiiin? 'l he first day in high scliuul bruught us face-tu-face with a imiltitude uf new- c-liners friim the ciiuntry. Swine nf the friends of uur grade schiiiil days driypped wut or mivved away to be replaced by these pupils frum the ciiuntry. fletting lust the first day in h.gh sclititil always seems an awful threat tri lireslnnen, but this seldiim happens and teachers are always cfinsiderate. 'l he new six-weeks test system was installed then-luckily fur us. lilue slips were the flys in nur siiup fin' a time-it was sw hard tn think up the right excuses. fiang-night gave the girls and buys a chance tri have siime uf their excess energy wiirked wtf. Mrs. l'arkei .i , first wiirkiiut in gym l'elped the g.rls aliing. '1 he Sltljlllblllllll' year briiught a widening tif the sivcial piiwers, fur then the fiirl Reserve-l li-Y hunt ended up in a victwry fur the buys. ,lunitir year briiught the must niiticed change in the appearance nf the class which is now se-niiirs. Xewcmners were filling in vacancies left by thiise whii driipped intiw tlie matriiniiiiial seafnamely. Qlara Russell, Rate Iirace, liimvtliy llrace, and Emma Miiiig, 'lhe first carnival was a very big feature in the scliiiwl priigrain. llii yiiu remember all thiise trying times in assemlily-listening tu siime speaker mainly because Mr. Scales was bwtmd tw have a check-up nn it? 'l hen came ytiur first Kllllllllli-SL'lllHl', liiind parents sat un the sidelines until the lliue Danube made them want fir waltz again. Senior year briiught the well kniiwn phrases - lake a little piece tif paper, and lt s iinly my upiniinif' Remember taking the lhixwell test given tri the chun- try eighth grade pupils? Remember yfiur indecisipn as tri name cards, wltich were niit very impiirtant after all? Remember the mimeriius fads started in schtiiil -am ing them the wearing tif siniicks, and the .Xliee in XX'i+nderlan.l bands? Remember yivur last bluniin'-Seniii:-3 Remember the rush and jiiy tif tlat busy week filled with the seniiir play, Skiififziiigf, baccalaureate, and last uf all the sec-ind c1.max tif tweive years tif sL'lli,Hl? all fir 35 1 s 4?
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