Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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History oi the Class oi 06. HEX you read that, you will say an impossibilityg an impossible impossibility, but just let me tell you that no one of you realizes that more fully than l. So I will not attempt it. XYhen anyone mentions the class of '00, everyone clasps his hands, draws in a deep breath and emits it in a prolonged .'Xh,-just as they would if the sun. moon and stars were to drop suddenly at their feet. For in truth the class of 'oo is a meteor of uncommon brilliance, shooting into view and very probably shooting as sud- denly out of view, for the eyes of the world are and will be unable to endure their brightness. Wlhat stunt is there which they have not attempted and also accomplished. from twice attempting to blow up and set tire to the school building, down to reading tier- man, in which we certainly do excel? And the teachers, they all love tis so! liven our Superintendent eats the sourest brand of cucumber pickles on our account. .Xnd Mr. Kennedy-U! how the love light does shine from his eyes when he gets one of us hung up on ll proposition. lfveryone has a righteous respect for the class. XYhen we had our class party the refreshments were to be swiped, and by a sudden inrush of Seniors the party was to be broken up, but the ice cream sedately stayed till the class ate it, and the Seniors did not show up. Although we started in high school with nearly thirty-tive members, there are now, after three years of hard toil and labor, only about twenty-tive left. Ours is the only class that has succeeded in having, while still Sophomores, one of its members elected president of the Athenian Literary Society. although every other class has attempted the same thing. Last, but not least, we shall be the tirst class to spend the whole of the Senior year in the dandy new building. L. S., 'o6.