Johnson St Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Saint Paris, OH)

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The Class of 1922 HE present Junior class entered Saint Paris High School in 1918. Fourteen brave Freshmen struggled along until three members left the class, leaving only eleven. We were all very sorry to see them go, for our class was small enough as it was. We had jolly times togeth- er and did not mind our iniation, the Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors gave us. We all passed into our Sophomore year with great courage. Two other members of the class dropped out that year, leaving only nine surviving members, who struggled on bravely. We had sev- eral class meetings that year which we all attended, and enjoyed ourselves. The teachers of whom we thought a great deal were always good to us and we always studied hard, for along with the fun went hard work. We entered school again this year which marked the beginning of our Junior year. We have new teachers and are getting along fine in our work. After the third month one more of our members dropped out but the work went on as usual. We are now only eight and are small but mighty, whenever anything comes along that is for the benefit of the school we are always on the spot. We believe in having a good time and also plenty of hard work on our studies. We always strive for something better. We all expect to be Seniors next year and hope that some more will enter the class before we graduate. —Lome Smith. 16

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