Larwill High School - Reflector Yearbook (Larwill, IN)

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c 3 an L- 0:12 5 W- 4The class of 1248 oave chosen the colors of 'end white's'?7a sg' EJ- the class colors. Blue like fo'1ue.'see1ofin .Shes sky, the sea M 'forfAf3i'iiflo.h. White is unlike 'pore has long J st 1 tie 'shave ichoseiijgfgege colorsisftbeeiuggef,-Ah? iid like 'fog our livesilto .be aS.olmg lgriesgnscgbeooifueoo fe-nope a1wsQgeQoffsQQif2ffoi 'fheioeupeifgnq higggrfihings of 1ife4-fhosegi niaf Eieveg' truthful. pdrg-f 'olrfi -we sto 'a'nAT more successful citizens qi :ztlois country. ' ,A ' , , A .. - i V' To Mar30fYfoncQftwfc' .-

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LJJF ?vi:F7l'i Tl-1 E. I-Hfvi-1li:.I'-2 TI-1l!'WC3C5 We of the graduating class of 1948, have chosen as our class motto, WE SEEK THE HIGHER THINGS. As graduates of Larwill High School we will all start on an even level. The progress that we can make is unlim- ited. Te will be responsible for our destinies from now on. The goals sought by some will not be the sameas others. Education on a higher scale is planned by some, while others will go into the world looking for fame, prosperity, and wealth. Factory workers, doctors, teachers, stenographers, beauticians, and other occupations will be followed by the members of this class. Determination, ability, and good hard work will make us what no are to become. After our own goal is chosen we will try to attain the higher things in life for ourselves.

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Jeanne Gebert - o 'I Parengs, teachers, ole 2 ' as and friends, we, the Senior maT '?'3, wish to, efpre Q ,u Cl' J fMS ratitude to yfr Tor mp ,mg O. -as t gnu. iope you ?ua7gh enjoyed miniscb Eng wit us on the eve our dew ., ., ,. X1 i' -Lf :Eu As W ou , 'e dlaces in the Qrric as ousewives, farmers, Mtuhents, and, offic, and factory tgryers, we shall al Lys remember :ha high standa'Ge and good back- -: und we havi obtained in our - aol life atALarwill. To our nafe ' wesare deeply grateful tit IbOUP8g9m9R5 and understanding in seeking the aigher thingy zf life. Without :heir coal, ' yn, the thing: we mave achif' would have beep Qme Jossible. Ne are greatly indebted to our teachers for our scholastic education which prevails in all ?ree lands, such as ours. Through four training I am sure we will rave the necessities needed in :he pursuance of the vcc-' ons we 1ave chosen. Prev f, teachers, and ff friends, the members ol the Sen- ior Clrcg :ai our SDODSOF, Kiss Esurey, v'is to we, are you to tits cl A night exercise. The class night program is always Lge first of our gradua- tion exerrises. lt will start our Conmcuremepf Zeek. We hzvv 'rranged it to emfertain you If Fey you will enjoy it L' wit: , in this ,rogram and ' otbaw ara nation exercises, are ii'-mpting in carry out snr uottw, 'We fvek the higherthingaW Lrnigyi we .aeli gf back over our days in school and dig up old memoriwv ru: of err trunk in the .ttin, in ' 7 2, ve will present 49 FECfyf in our graduatior exer- cises, 1? Qetior Sunday Service, This yavr we are presenting a new idea inn' our programs. That ir more si1i,nt perticinafion. Tha nrogram will include the invoca- tion, t nediction,and a number of short talks developing our theme given by members of our class. Hire Bantain