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Page 12 text:
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Qntfw Frequently, in the years that lie ahead, each of us will look upon our high school days as a period filled with the purest, unadulterated joy that we have ever known. Already for sixteen years the Red and Black Annual has lengthened this period in its traditions and influences by clearing the mists that soon would shroud it. l sincerely hope that this, our sea- son's effort, will bring back a refresh- ing memory to each of you at some time in the future. JACK PRUDDEN
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ANNUAL STAFF In future years, while dreamily leaf- ing through the pages ot this annual, remember to be thankful to the staff which recorded your cherished mo- ments of '38 for future reminiscence. The literary heads are shown in the top picture. First Row-Jane Gray, Georges Thacker, Jack Prudden, Phyllis Guernsey, Lucille Hoffman. Second Row-Betty Houghton, Wayne Stoddard, Mr. Nacci. Center and lower photos show the business and circulation departments. Seated-Hal Stout, Gilbert Deckard, Bob Ken- yon, Norma Simendinger, John Orwig. Standing --Mr. Hosler. First Row-Junior Stout, Helen Lowe, Jane Shaw, Sydney White, Albert Gibat. Second Row -Ernest Eckert, Dorothy Gossard, Ollie Jane Jones, Mary Louise Colman, Norma Fruth, Phyllis Ballinger. Third Row-Raymond Yeager, George Anderson, Dorothy Cooper, Wanda Shirk, Dottie Fritchie, Carol Fruth. dglaclc...
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Our dedication to the class of '38 is best expressed by a sonnet- SEVENTEEN Seventeen-and in the world today- This western world, in mind and spirit free, Partakers of o deathless destiny Undreamed of when the ancient dawn was gray, And early man groped on his trackless way That trophies of his toil you hold in fee, Take them swiftly, ere the years to be Their heavy hands upon your shoulders lay. Heed not the tales the elder people tell Of pain and labor breaking heart and bone, If days be dreary, don the cap and bell, The song discordant, sing the overtone: Though life be lavish or its way be mean, Retain its glamour always-Seventeen. MABEL J. BOURQUIN
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