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Senior Class Officers Bob Christian, Marjorie Klinger, Guy Klingler The Journey In the fall of 1943 a class of struggling Freshmen walked out of the Hall of Ob- scurity into the Path of Expectation. That year they stumbled over the problems of choosing their own subjects and getting acquainted with real high school life. Their peak was beating the Sophomores selling magazines, which not only added to their prestige, but also to the coffers of the treasury. As Sophomores they walked onto the Lane of Experience. There they were initiated into various high school organizations, and the boys began playing their first Varsity football. Some of the talent came creeping out when they sponsored dances and parties. Yes, they were learning and gaining experience. Leaving The Lane they crossed to the Road of Ecstasy. Being a Junior meant plans, plays, and the Prom. They worked hard on committees, for there was much to do in such a busy year. The play went on in Marchg and after that, prom plans were started. The afternoon of the Prom came, and a group of weary, dirty, yet jubi- lant Juniors closed the door of a gaily decorated gym, the scene of their very hard labors. That night they returned handsomely dressed and with renewed spirits, to enjoy the results of their efforts. They truly were in ecstasy. Then came the Street of Exultation, the goal of twelve years of work and fun. It was a busy year, filled with all the usual Senior activities that one never forgets. On May 26th as the Seniors, capped and gowned, entered the auditorium for the last time, they looked back on the many unforgetable experiences of their journey. Now they wereggoing out into a larger sphere-the world. Thankful for all they had learned on the Path of Expectation, Lane of Experience, Road of Ecstasy, Street of Exultation and for their many achievements, they stepped eagerly onto the Highway of Life- By Jane Anderson 14
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