Hagerstown High School - Heiskelite Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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uf, fl! 5 r- 4 2 i is -. Q S p-I g Z N , N A . Y' y o -1 0- ,F -. I ' -N X7 .. , I ' I Svrninr Gllaum COLOR FLOWER Green and White White Carnation MOTTO Let the door of success be labeled push I OFFICERS President ...... ..... M ARGARET TURNER Vice-President. . , , . . ,ETHEL HOFFMAN Secretary ....... .......... D ours RUSE Treasurer .... ,.,. E LEANOR HARBAUGH HISTORY Once upon a time, in the long, long ago for so it seems to us nowjwe made our debut into that higher branch of learning, commonly known as High School. Our first year was spent, as all rats have spent that wonderful year, sneaking about, afraid to move. However, we do have something to remember from the Freshman year and that is the class picnic held on June 17 at Braddock. Our Sophomore year was more successful, socially, in that we held, in ad- dition to our picnic, our first class party on the 26th day of February at Stouffer's Academy. The outstanding feature of our Junior year was our entrance into our new home x where we all have banded together and proved the motto, In Union there is Strength, to be true. This year we gave the Junior-Senior Prom and the annual class party in the new gymnasium. Most of all our social activities for this year are marked on our calendar as future engagements and are therefore to be anticipated and enjoyed in our thoughts before they really occur. Although we have lived these four years with the idea of a good time in mind, we have held another aim beside it, that is, in the end, to gain something very valuable, our diplomas, We know that after we have all received these rewards we, as a class, will no longer exist, but we hope to face life with the same pep and determination that has carried us through our high school career so successfully. if ' Eighteen