Hagerstown High School - Heiskelite Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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SENIOR CLASS

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BIICHAEL CALLAS DONALD PLUMMER FRED THITMMA DOROTHY SOWTER President Vivre-I'rcsirZent Secretary Treasurer Senior Class History lTwas in the fall of 736 when we, as sophomores, for the first time trod the age-worn path to H. H. S. Green, trembling, terrified, we grimly and determinedly joined the Sophomore Chorus, the Orchestra, Hoo-Wair-N-Wat, the athletic teams, and all the other activities open to new students. With the Sophomore Variety Program we showed those sophisticated upper classmen a thing or two! At the close of the season, the Y Clubs very kindly admitted us to their ranks. We were growing upl Up to What? To juniorityl No longer were we suppressed and excluded from the best ranks. Scholastically, athletically, dramatically, musically, and so- cially, We contributed to our school. And when we concluded our junior year with a Junior-Senior Prom, we felt that we were worthy of becoming seniors. Today, as seniors, we have reached the peak of our high-school career. Our operetta, a'Tune ln! W T N TY was a success, our assembly skit, Saturdays Chil- dren,'7 drew storms of laughter and applause, our Senior Class Play, Fly Away Home, which was given on May l9, was definitely a hit. Bowing gracefully to the juniors who are to take our places, We graduate. We have done our best, what more can we do? e-l12l