Classen High School - Orbit Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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, THE METJEOR OIF 11932 EARL DUNN, C0-Business Managerj EDITH GAX'LORD Editor-ill-Clzicf,' J. A. MULL, C0-Business lllanager Contents Class -- ............ .-- Page 9 Honor --- --- 27 Feature --- --- 37 Athletics .... .... 5 5 Organizations -- --- 65 Flashes ..... .... S 3 Pzrblislzvd, Zlfay 1932, by the Smzior Class Of Cllasscn ll-lliglh Sclhooll Qklahoma City, Oklahoma

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HEXDREWORD The METEOR represents a temporary project, replacing the ORBIT, to meet the requirements and wishes of the students during a year of financial dif- ficulties. It is the sincere wish of the Staff that the magazine will merit the approval of the Class of '32 and the Classen student body and faculty. We believe that the METEOR, a new type of publication, will serve as well as the Orbit the primary purpose of a highschool annual, to recall' to pleasant memory the friendships formed and the experiences encountered during the eventful years ofa senior highschool course. THE METEOR STAFF

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KC. K. lRilElllFlF Sz1per1'1zte11de11t of Schools His Message To Members of the Graduating Class Classen High School: In extending to you hearty congratulations on this happy occasion, allow me to present these quotations from Henry VVaclsworth Longfellow: The heights by great 111011 reached and kept lVere 11ot attained by s11dale11 flightg But they, while their C071'1pU,71'll071S slept, lVere toili11g upward i11 the night. Our hearts, our hopes, are all 'with thee, Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears, Our faith lfllltllfhdfll 0'er our fears, Are all with thee-are all with theef' With every good wish for your continued happiness and success, I am, Very sincerely yours, C. K. REIFF, S11peri11te1zde1f1t City Schools.