Hastings High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hastings, NE)

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y 1 fjj t s, ww.. it lowing Mr. VVatson for his advice and aid, M We the staff of l934 Wish to express our appreciation to the fol- Miss l-lilton for giving assistance whenever needed, Miss Sylla and her art class, Miss Clark for giving advice and assistance concerning the typing for the annual, Mr. Hall for helping us in innumerable ways, Miss Lewis for her untiring efforts as a sponsor, The student body for helping us to promote a yearbook for the 1934 graduating class. fif Theme of the Annual 0f1934 The purpose of the theme is to depict the different stages of school life as seen by a japanese dreamer, when he falls into a deep slumber. His first vision is the baby, the sopohomore class, who plays and laughs as the sign of a duty to be performed without the assistance of a leader. As his dream continues, he sees himself advancing into the work of life like a coolie who pulls his jinrikisha with great zeal to accomplish his task. Now his dream reveals to him the happy ending of his school life, portrayed by the beauty of the geisha girls. In quick succession the music, sports, clubs and various activities flash across his subcon- scious mind. just before he wakens, a vision comes to him of his rulers, the emperor and empress, who represent the faculty. The shouting on a boat, lying in the shadow of Mt. Fujiyama, disturbs the dreamer's slumbers and leaves him with his pleasant memories.

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