Girard High School - Reflector Yearbook (Girard, OH)

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'il' ill ffl 5 iii' J. Richards, C. Miles, Mr. Woods, Miss Tupper, L. Horilen. January Class of '42 OFFICERS . . . . . . . President . . Vice-president . . Secretary-Treasurer . Class Sponsor . Class Sponsoi Charles Miles John Richards . Lois Horden Miss Tupper Mr. Woods . Our class got a head start in this graduating business .... January fifteenth. Ours may have been a small class-only twenty- eight-but it was none the less important. Both our baccalaureate service and our commencement were splendid. Father Mulroy gave us an inspiring sermon, and Reverend Eugene Beach, the commencement speaker, had a fine send-off message. And the diplomas! All was so quiet that it gave one the shivers to walk across the stage- the last mile . When everything Was over, and our pictures had been taken, we felt rather empty. Graduation all over! It was hard to believe that we had finally reached the goal for which we had been striving so long. But we do not regret all of the effort, and we pledge ourselves to use to advantage every worthy lesson learned at Girard High School. These lessons were numerous and varied. Looking back, we see our high-school life not as a series of isolated events, but as a full measure of experiences-educational, humorous, exciting, and sometimes even pathetic. Of course, there are events and experiences that stand out- our first day in these confusing corridors, scholastic honors, that chem- istry examination, being May Queen, dedication of the stadium, the Junior-Senior Prom. But our daily recitations, our regular activities, and the responsibilities which we assumed, have been most instrumental in shaping us for 1ife's work. Yesterday we enteredg today we leave. To you, Senior B's, we throw the torch. Carry it courageously.