Malta McConnelsville High School - Unonian Yearbook (McConnelsville, OH)

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GLEE CLUB Alma Moore-Leucler. Clara Carter Dorothy Funlxie Myrtle Henery Ethel Mills Mary johnson GLEE CLUB ROLL Bernice McConnel-Pianist , S oprauo Florence Gatewood Pearl Xlfoodward Mary xvhlte 5 Edna Earich Leah Ball Clarice Strahl Louise Hardin Lucille Mercer , Kathryn Johnson Ola Earich ' Margaret Cunningham Second S oprano Alto Lucille Smith ' Ferne Walpole Josephine Birch U Dama Fall Berenice Kirby h Ruth Link

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CLASS POEMS THE OLD- CLASS Swinging down the Open Track that holds or fame or glory, Swinging down the Open Track that beck- ons on alwayg On with pulses thrilling, thrilling-ll-1akers of the Story, Battling ever thru the night in hopes to find the day. You shall battle on and on to where the light is streamingg You shall battle on and on to heights you never knew. Dreamers of a mighty dream and happy in its dreaming, You shall find the golden star that shines alone for you. Wie have been together long and shared our joys and sorrows, Wie have struggled side by side along the Olden XVay. N-Ve've been dreaming, ever dreaming, of the great Tomorrows, Soon we'll look back thru the years and dream of Yesterday. Yesterdays! Ah, Yesterdays! XV ith only life between us, , And the goal we strove to win-how 'far away it seems. Fortune smiled and looked for us and smiled when she had seen us, Smiled and gave us joy and aid-and Dreamers-and their Dreams. Nil:-n'qyll9J i :1.v:g.f,avA:g .fi .- .i..L - GET BUSY ! '-igznfii: How many moments do we waste in praise Y Of happy bye-gone days, 'taiif' VVhen we were free from care, And our young hearts had no cause for . despair, And so we builded dreams of-Anywhere: Of glory-riches,-fa1ne- And only longed to play the great, great game. This is the da-y of days for you and mc- Our opportunity! And we should lay aside Our dreaming till the world has been defied! Until we've tried and failed, and, failing. tried Again, again, again, Till Fortune proves our labor not in vain. Today is the material for our use-4 VV ith it we 1ll'l'l6'f produce ' Some thing that's worth the whileg Some gift to man, a kindly deed, a smile, And for your council turn to great Carlysle VV ith no word of abuse, But make his motto yours: Produce! Produce! --Jerrold Grey Kennedy. I l

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