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T he PI c i a d ' 26 President Raymond Nace Vice-President Johnnie Dunn Secretary Nancy Hezmalhalcli Treasurer Gerald Boege You poor, forsaken, old diary! I have often wondered where I had hidden you away, and now that I have found you, deep down in the tool chest on dad ' s tractor, I feel that I must make up for the four long years that you remained in that greasy, dirty old place, all un- noticed. Let ' s see, perhaps in order to make this chronicle continuous, 1 had better fill in briefly those four years that have flown by unre- corded. Yes, flown by! They certainly have sped on wings of enchant- ment. Only ye.sterday, I was talking to some of my girl friends, and we all agreed that the happiest years of our young lives had been spent during the last four years. As Freshmen, we hardly held up the old saying that all Freshmen are green — at least, not in that sense. Perhaps we were green as tender young blades of grass, just opening into a lighter, happier world; or as some beautiful emerald glinting with hidden fires, but we certainly were not — dumb! I was very fortunate in being a member of an up-and-coming cla.ss which proved its worth in its second High School year, by furnishing leaders in all kinds of activities — Forensic, debating, foot- ball, tennis, operettas, as well as in scholarship. As Juniors we did something remarkable — we purchased Junior sweaters that certainly were keen. We gave the Seniors a wonderful reception in the foi-m of an old Southern dinner, and held up the i-est of our honors, too. As Seniors, we stalled out right at the beginning of the year by electing Raymond Nace class president. Our Senior pictures were all a great deal superior to any ever before shown by members of a grad- uating class — (in that we were better looking, of course) — and our rings were the envy of everyone not a 1926 Senior. Now, I wouldn ' t want anyone to get the opinion that we are egotistical, or anything of the sort, but Diary, if a class was as perfect as oui-s, isn ' t it all right to give it a few bouquets? Well, I have almost caught up with the present, and I promise never to forget you for so long again; but I don ' t think I ' ll ever have such happy things to write in you as I did during my high school days. Eunice Wolfe, ' 26. rsip
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