Hayti High School - Council Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

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Ducimus Alii Sequantur The motto of the Senior Class is, “we lead, others follow, and in all respects it is true. We are the first senior class to graduate from the Hayti High School. Four years ago the school was un- classified and we have seen the school advance one step each year uhtil now we have the honor of graduating from a first class school. A school which, though comparatively young, ranks among the best in th'e State. We, as the first graduating class, have determined to set an example to be followed and to inspire all classes to follow. Upon our judgment; fell the selection of a suitable class pin, a pin which will not needtto be changed; one, of which, we may well be proud and in which no succeeding class can find fault. Wp t.hp crrhd liat.i nor oIqoc chnll mil n.-i flir, .Ur... «A The first commencement to be witnessed by the people of Hayti |ntb ours. These days of High School life are our best days and we intend that our commencement shall be a suitable climax to our - ■ •■'(schooUife. For our baccalaureate sermon we have secured Rever- end William J. Williamson, a gifted and able man. Manly J. Mum- ford will deliver our commencement address and one more suitable for the occasion could hardly be found. Last and one of the most important things of which this class is the first to do, not only in this school but in this part of the state, is the achievement of an annual which will represent the best efforts of our class and school. An annual, which we hope, to make worthy of our school and town, to justify the confidence placed in us and to gain and hold the support of all patriotic citizens and boosters. 1