Gregory High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Gregory, SD)

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V592 1. ti M I, YI . . is - +, ,bv ..a:aa..a-rfg. J ' 1 rn .--5-...-.s...+z ,,,, Y Af-- V . S E N I O R W E E K a During the entire high school career of a student n6 week stands out like one which brings his sojourn to H close, namely, senior week. I On Friday May sixth, the Senior class with their spon sors, Miss Volby and Mr. Thue,drove to Long Pine,Nebraska, to attend a day of festivities especially planned for the seniors all over the northwest on Sneak Day. Various forms of entertainment including roller,skating, hiking, movies, and dancing made the day a most interesting and exciting one. After an evening of dancing, a day of numerous en- tertainments, and with many new acquaintances the class returned home tired but happy, and filled with a flood of memories not to be soon forgotten. Sunday Evening, at 8:OO,in the High School Auditorium the Baccalaureate Services were held. The speaker for the evening was Reverend Whitney who gave an address on-uFoun- dationsu. Two numbers NThanks Be To Godn and HDedicationn were sung by the Girls Glee Club, and NSend Out Thy Lightn by the Mixed Chorus. Cn Wednesday Evening, at 8:00, Commencement Exercises were held and the senior class became the graduates of nineteen hundred and thirty-eight. Iarl Mundt, President of Northern Normal at Madison, South Dakota, delivered the address for the evening. The Boys Glee Club sang two num- bers HAncient of Daysu and UCome Where My Love Lies Dream- ingn. Short speeches were given by Helen O'Neill,Va1edic- torian, and Elma Voos,Salutatorian,Diplomas were presented by Don Krotter, President of the School Board. f fffgi N G 4 X ,,, xi ff wif Thirty

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Mr, Frank Vyzralek ..4.. A . May 12, 1948 by his music which is heard far and near. Kenneth Serr is still trying to get an education, without studying, in Switzerland. Eleanor Kuoerais in Australia working as a stenographer for the Swift Com- pany and doing well. My next stop was in Africa - and there was Jack Primm still trying the 1mpossible.Th1s time he was trying to football. Bob Stukel a large truck farm in My next port was through Brazil I came teach the cannibals how to play and Myra Graesser are operating the Sahara desert. South America. As I wasckdving to a filling station and decided to get some gas and oil. To my surprise, Miles Pagelar came out and happened to notice a sign HSpec1alize in fixing tires with no leaksn which reminds me of Leako Wiedeman who is teaching elocution at Harvard. While I WAS travelling through Argentine, Stanley Pochop app- roached me and tried to sell me an airplane. He told me that he was working for the nStenso Reliant Go.H, I decided it would be rather expensive for me to get my car over to North America again so I bought the plane. On my way home, I decided to finish my trip properily and visit the Hawaiian Islands. A place callmdMervhfs Honolulu Night Club eaught my eye and I went inside,I found Marvin Allum the owner. Sara Gaddes is employed as toe dancer and Virginia Ellwanger and Ethelyn Gilbert are waitresses. Back in North America, I ended with the western part of the United States. Lloyd Shattuck, I found had been disappointed in love and had become a sheep- herder in Montana. Vivian Lancaster is a womancf leimre in San Francisco, California and has conquered the soc- ial world. John Lupton is a dancing teacher in Holly- wood, in close contact with Virgil Nelson, a mov ie actor, running a close second to Robert Taylor. , Well, I must close this epistle ------- Hw-h-a-t-- Mr-r, M-o-r-k?U----yawn - - - - UMiss Cahoy, will you please wake up, and stay awake the rest of the day, and the rest of the w eek, and the rest of the year for that matter?H Yes, Mr. Mork.H COh, well, it was a wonderful dream while it lasted.J Twenty-

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