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oung ,Defend .Qrive or Wafurifg As the rose in full Iotoom spreacts open its petals, so do the pages of this yearbook now reveal a likeness in the nature and youth of the class of 19113. In the ensuing lines, We Wish to show the development of the immature youth, like a young slip, into that, which amounts to the hope of tomorrow, enlightened American youth. After Watching a garctener carefully cultivating and Weecling his garden, We can visualize a parallel in the faculty performing its function developing and enlighten- ing its proteges, the students of today, the builders of the future. We have now completed our senior year and can look hack and rememher ourselves as the green, uncertain Freshmen, the more confident and eager Sophomores, the aspiring Juniors, looking ahead to their year of leadership in school as seniors and Finally Seniors, the last step of development hefore we reached our stage of full bloom. We are now reacty to carve a niche for ourselves in the world. 12
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OFFICERS ROBERT READINGER ............. President RAY GILBERT . .... Vice-President lVlADC-E WIEDER .... Secretary VIVIAN PATZQLD .... Treasurer Our Record, Educational, Social, Athletic lmagine one hundred and seventy-seven Freshmen anxiously Waiting in the auditorium for their respective room assignments and you have a perlect picture ol the beginning of the class of 215. Freshman school days just dragged on and the permission to hold one social function was ignored. It was not until we received the sophisticated title of Sopho- mores that We realized we were now in High School. Activities began to influence our classmates and hy April 7 the class had acquired enough courage to sponsor The Sophomore Spring Swingf' As our first social function, it was a hig success and, at the melodic strains of Bobby Klineis orchestra faded into the hlue, we lalinlced and opened our eyes in amazement to find ourselves Juniors. As Juniors, We went full speed ahead in all school activities. Familiar names appeared on athletic rosters, there were junior girl cheerleaders and all school or- 14
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