Hartville High School - High Flyer Yearbook (Hartville, MO)

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sqgsgsqqzemgsmr-mf:-mfr:-:.14::wr1q . . .. a,. if , .. ,.-'sesa ' - . . .Ne-we 'ff 1-L - -- -- N-'-' Su Qpffd -.li SENIOR CLASS POEM As we look back on the by gone days That have glided so quickly by. Our minds from our lessons silently strays, To places where memories lie. We think of the class mates who have married, And the ones who have lately enrolled. And we remember the times we have tarried, When we had oral reports to be told. Algebra, our temper tester Has caused us many sighs With its tendency to continually pester, And cause our temper to rise. During school life we've had many a tumble,- In exams and physical ed. too. But we've scarcely uttered a mumble, Because we're too gay to be blue. -Margaret Sherman, '28 ...0.-. SENIOR CLASS SONG We are happy for we are seniors, We are smiling for we're seniors, We are the grandest senior class ever Fail is a word we know nothing of whatever- We have set a record high Reach it if you can Seniors, Seniors, that names a wow We are happy Seniors now.