Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

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Class Officers Clarence Ramsay, President Anna Lardie, Vice President, Geneva Shirley, Secretary William Kietzrnan, Treasurer Bruce Gleason, Chairman of Finance Committee 1300013 C Class Honors Valedictorian, Freda Frye Salutatorian, George Palm Third, Harold Hawley Fourth, Elizabeth Dickey Fifth, Howard Black Class Colors:-Maroon and Cream Motto:- B2 Class F lower:-R ose

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A Word from the President ROM the President of the Class of 1914 an article of advice is expected, Yet, l scarcely feel competent to dictate a course of action to the members of this class, all of whom know my short-comings and long-goings so well. However, my Gluck Auf goes with you. May you all find in life no more serious obstacles than those that were met and surmounted by our illustrious, unique and irrepressible class duringthe past four years, May our motto BZ ever become more significant and valuable to you. lt is a significant fact that the man who is respected and honored in the community is he who always exemplifies our motto Be Square. Other algebraic terms have been learned and forgotten, they have served their purpose, they have helped to earn our diplomas. But it may be truly said that the symbol BZ is our most valuable asset in the world's work. We have now reached the time when we must part and go our several ways. For many reasons this parting is sad. We have formed friendships with each other which have been nurtured by the close relations of our High School life. We have had guiding hands to con- stantly help or constrain us. Now we must part from these influences never again to assemble in unbroken ranks. To the teachers who have helped to mould our lives, who have endured our wanton wiles, and have hidden care with smiles, we say, 'Cod bless you. CLARENCE RAMSAY.