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THE CLASS OF THIRTY-TWO (Tune: Auld Lang Syne) T'he loyal class of thirty-two Will soon be on its way. We’ve filled our promise to be true « With courage great, you’ll say. Chorus: Classmates, a cheer for M. II. S. A loud and hearty cheer. With standards high, old M. II. S., We’re glad to say we’re here. Reverses strangely filled the path Of this class of thirty-two. With treasures gone, but guidance left, We’ve proudly rallied through. The teachers all must cheer with us ; We’ve shown what we can do. We’ve made the grade with lots to spare. This class of thirty-two. So staunchly on our way we’ll go With hearts both light and glad. We hate to leave them all behind, And our adieux seem sad. Lois Muchmore, ’32.
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THE BITTER ROOT PRINCIPAL G. A. KETCHAM TO TIIE CLASS OF 1932: The fact that you are, in spite of conditions, publishing this book is evidence of your school loyalty and spirit, which you have so splendidly maintained throughout the year. At any rate your Senior year will have been different; unique in fact, giving you a certain distinction among all the classes that have gone before and, we hope, among all that are to come after. You are graduating into a world that is in process of more rapid change than history has before recorded. Your problem of adjustment to that world is one that is making your elders despair of a solution; but youth, fortunately, does not despair. You will go forward, creating a new and better world out of the institutions of the old. On your journey, I wish you courage and high endeavor; the joy of striving and adventure and progress; the thrill of fighting a good fight for things that you believe worth while; the ability to separate the permanent from the temporary, the real from the apparent, the genuine from the pretended. Here's to you, 1932! Bon Voyage! With very best wishes and heartiest congratulations, I am Your very sincere friend, G. A. KETCHAM, Principal.
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OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1932 Harold Christian ------ President Mary Kohn --------- Vice-President Jeanette Love -------- .Secretary Mabel Trene Rich - - - - Sponsor and Treasurer THE EDITORS OF THE 1932 BITTER ROOT Betty Ann Polleys and Mary Kohn
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