Guthrie High School - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Guthrie, OK)

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'WWF 'IWW' WIN' IWW' IWW WN! 'Will' MMM 'WWII WVU!! mmmmmmmmmm MMNYMMMIFIFMM CLASS ADDRESS mae I N M - eweweweteelateewewew n lux loin I oxxix at the planting, of the! lass liee Nlar 18 19101 I' LI Oil beniois I oui xe us go ills gioup xx hich is gathered here xxith tie possible exception of a few came to L0 ge tn Countx High Sthool s adoption as green unsophist cated I ieshmen I rom then till now you haxe endured lui hudships and shared hu pleasures She has tieited you as a mother treats hu child ind it b ls been a second home to xou You haxe h id x oui ioxs xx hich have far surpassed xoui hirdships ind haxe taken a great pride in her actions n ILIUIH Xou have helped to make it xxh it it is bx u i ting xour efforts in that line There ls no use to Hattu xou oi to make you feel xoui self 1mpo1t inns The xx oi ld needs all of us but can manx Fieshmen xx ho entered xx ith xou You xxill findtbat manx have cisippefired from your midst and some haxe xanished toiexei s0 xou should feel proud that xou are here this morning to ieplesent the strongest and most courageous ot that numbei You represent those xxho did not stop to rest in the shfide of the Wayside trees You represent those xxho did not stop to drink of the springs of ple 1su1e derived from the earnings of a fexx coins made bx Q3.bllflC ng xou1 school daxs but xou represent those xx ho haxe steadilx pushed iorward with anxietx to the end of the xx ix xx here the shade trees are plentiful and the xx aters far purcr caused by a broaden ing of the intellects f9'QP You haxe been looking forxxard xxith great expectation to this vour Qenioi Year xxhich has so quickly appeared and noxx xou onlx look back xxitb pleasant memories to xour earliei daxs and find that the ioy of expec tition excceeds the lox of real17at1on But so it is vxith everx thing exen the meie child xxho looks forxmrd and pl ins for the time xx hen he xxill be able to go into the xxorld alone and then as that time approaches you find his mind steadilx iexersinff And sO the SQHIO1 year is not much after all You still haxe vour troubles and sor ioxxs the same as if xou xxere a Freshman although xou do get more than vour share of the ioys and you still look forxxard xxith iox to some future time, because as we realize our ideals xxe have ideals forminp' all the time bex ond them Page Fourteen ,?,,.,,.,,, . mtlixw- g 4 ' ' ' . ,, . ,, ' I . Y X2 .u, a ,. .tx , , - -S v. X Ss. X ' X . - fi y v 'b K- . . ' L v 5 ' 1 A s - u s ' ji A - v 2 A is A -V I 1 yy 2 .v 1 1 -ykq v K' ' 2 .' 2 I ' .' I 'I I . mvvxmmlrmfvlfl-mn I2 'V ,I ll . .Y ' ' ' CSHQI' v 'S K.-g ,. V . , y xv . L1 '-' . 2 , ,. v . S K get along without any ol' us. But, let your minds leisurely glide back four years and picture the faces of the Y y .L I 1 vx u' K, v kv Y .A - s 1 K j 'zj ' , . ' , 'K . ' , , - ,A ? . , v. . .H V K . A Y V . A . y 1 c , ' .' A' ' '. . I . .Y . ' VI. , .' - , . I' 3 ' . 5. r . . f , . - ' 'T ., l, ' I' ' . Q y y Y t ,. I . 1 , I I I , ,V 1 . ' e Y . J