German Township High School - Laureola Yearbook (McClellandtown, PA)

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FRESHMAN CLASS Motto: Droit et avant. Colors: Standard Blue and White. Class Flower: Red Carnation. YELL. Rickety-Ax-Quax-Ouali! Rickety-Ax-Quax-Quah ! Hulla-baloo-bala, McQellandtown High School! Rah-Rah-Rah! 1915-1915-1915! OFFICERS. Ralph Sterling....................................President Jennings Christopher ........................Vice President Medora Baer ......................................Secretary Jennings Christopher ...............................Monitor Mary- Miller .....................................Treasurer Essie Stkickler...................................Historian Mary Miller ...........................................Poet Dean, Prof. R. X. Heltzel. CLASS ROLL. Alva Moulton Janies King Benjamin Brooks Medora Baer Clarence Dalzell Margaret Boord Elizabeth Boord Mary Miller Elizabeth Simpson Mary Rockwell Ellen Me Andrews Paul Ramsay Essie Strickler Ray Barnes Harry Huhn Ralph Sterling Irl Thomas Viola Struble Joseph Blanc Vera Ward John Clingan Willis Coffman Jennings Christopher Wilda Hostetler Joseph McSloy Zona Wilson

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FRESHMAN POEM The sun was shining bright and clear When Freshmen many gathered here To start the work of High School life, Resolved to work and win the strife. We came to school to gain a name, illi bashful hearts untold by fame Wc worked with might to win the strife, And now we've won it, wc‘ve worked with might. “Right and foreward. gets us through, Let it be our motto true, And by it wc will ever stand While inarching forward hand in hand. And when we think of our motto fair, Our flower’s fragrance in the air, Old mem’ries back to us come Of how our High School work was done. And when we're through with High School days We’ll pass out into a world of ways. Then our Freshman Class we ll praise For there's where all the honor lies. Kind readers and friends we’ll bid you adieu, All teachers and professors, the same to you. And now the end of the term is here So w'e’ll meet you again another glad year. —Benjamin Brooks.