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Lffylr 5 Z W ! NA' ti A K 1 X 5 Q ,,.- jf -,A., .. '...x -E'-: CLASS 0l'I'll.l-,HS 1941 Seated left In right: Sl'L'.-'liI'l il5.. W. 'I'aylnr: Vice-Pres.. F. Mallalwz Pres.. R. lillsxwrllig N. Wade. Standing left to right: B. McCabe. J. Sm-el, Miss Tr-wx, ll. Lister, H. Collins, if. Jusliee. SENIGR CLASS HISTORY The Life History of the Senior Class be- gan in 1935, when the nrst class of seventh graders ever to enter Lockwood furtively edged their Way in. As we look back, we cannot help but wonder at the metamorpho- sis from that bewildered group to the poised. assured seniors of today. The first two years of our stay at Lock- wood were devoted to getting acquainted with our faculty and fellow students. By the time we were sophomores, we had gained confidence in ourselves and were ready to take our place as leaders, beginning by estab- lishing an excellent representation in the Honor Roll. We had already become firmly entrenched in all organizations of the school. ln our junior year We held the Prom. the largest and best dance of the year. Students and friends danced in an atmosphere of boats. anchors, and lighthouses. The decorations were said by many to be the best in years. And now we come to the last and most glorious year of all-our year as seniors. Although we hzartily missed the many dear friends and classmates who had left Lock- wood for Gorton, we began with the de- termination to make this, our last year, one that none of us would ever forget. In this aim we feel sure we have succeeded. XVe were the victors with our presentation of The Singapore Spider in the One-Act Com- petition Plays. Our Senior Play, 'AWhat A Life, was an achievement of which we were justly proud. Our banquet was a merry affair: the Senior Ball enjoyed by all who attended. And at last, the greatest event of all-Commencement? Thus the History of the Class of '41 ends in Lockwood. but in the world it is just beginning. VIRGINIA PAI.IvI, '41 Page fourteen qocxiizooxag gi,
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