Hummelstown High School - Tatler Yearbook (Hummelstown, PA)

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CLASS OF I 93 2 OFFICERS Pi-efidenf ..... ..........., W ILUAM KARMANY Vire Preridenf. . . .CLIFFORD STERNER Serrezary ...,. ...... I-I IZLEN HALE Ti-eatrurer .... . .ROBERT EDWARDS Clair Ad 1 'im 1' CLASS HISTORY . . .Miss AUSMUS How well do we remember the day when the members of the Class of '32 turned their steps schoolward with the monotonous and tantalizing cry of Freshman ringing in their ears! How we were teased and taunted by the upperclassmen in the school! Although the thought of initiation was constantly in our minds, it did not greatly annoy us. Thus by hard persevering work we were able to gain the knowledge necessary to be promoted to the next class. As Sophomore we seemed to be wiser, more reiined and more respected by our upperclassmen. Many ideals and ambitions were placed before us which we strived to attain. Now we are juniors. What a grand and glorious feeling of pride and enthusiasm is in our hearts! We have acquired a certain amount of dignity since we are considered upperclassmenf' The extracurricular activities such as debating, operetta, plays, and sports have added to the interests and stamina of the members of the class. It is with a sense of responsibility that we are promoted to take the honored posi- tion of our worthy predecessors, the Class of 1931. Tlairly