Matamoras High School - Delaware Yearbook (Matamoras, PA)

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E 2 . me 2 ' A Mi:1:I.iN FRANK Woon f'Turl.:l, -'filrvogfligff Literary Societyg A. A.7 B. B.g Kodak and Travel Clubg Cast of Captain Applejackf' YlCH, UH-H UH! Here's another conundrum! As We look down the class roll. we cannot con- ceive why anyone with such peaceful, unassuming characteristics can carry such an atrocious nickname as Turk. lf you want to see 21 roseute incarna- tion of discomforture, you merely have to point your finger at Merlin and then watch the poor boy blush. NVOodie has a pleasing smile and an open heart for everyone. Diligent and honest in his endeavors in classroom or athletic 1-ourt he will be remembered as a. jolly good fellow who resolutely completed his daily tasks whether he liked them or not-a characteristic which will curry him far. CLASS HAY l'1Xl+1Ri'lSlCS M.x'1',u1o1c.xs lllllll Svnooi. Al.-XY QX. l1l2N PROGRAM Music ULASS MOTTO . . HAIIULIJ I.. l3ElI'l'Sf'l! vL,xss Poem .,.. .. ,.,.. ., l'l.YlJl-I raosicxci-:.ixxs Music' CLASS COLORS ..... r..,i.l..r,...r,,...,r.,..,, . . METILIN worm CLASS FLOVVER . l..... ,..4 ..... ....,..,..,, K A T HRYN M. .ALTMAN PIANO SOLO-POLONAISE M11,1TA11uc, F1-ysingel-. . HICLEN ic. svrzimcr. vL.4ss HISTORY..,.. .,,....,,r.,,. . L1-:LAND A. VVINANS, MARTIN s. i:,wTr:1zY. RUSSHLI. T. w.,vr'rs Music CLASS PROPHECY . . .4..,,,. . RAYMGND XV, DILGICII PROPHECY ON PROl'Hl'l'I' . . . .RALPH O. VANDER VORT ULASS SONG . .......,.,r.. ...,ii.,. ....... f - Miamokllcs or 'uw 1-mes XYILL .,.,i.. .. ,4h, ..,..., JAY scrmoicmzu MUSIC vinxss PliESENTA'l'ION . . RAYMOND L. Plenum. KENNETH J. PALM ici: PIANO SOLO-PRELUDE RAl'HlVlANINOFl+' , ..... .. , RUTH MAIN:-:s 1'mssENTAT1oN Animnss . ,. .. ...... i4:T1mL M. .1vsTix MUSIV MANTLE ORATION .. . .,.. .... . . i:css15LL T, lVA'l l'S ACCEPTANQ-P: or MANTLE ,. ........ ....... . roi-ix H. nm' Music --e M

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azssmszes. CLASS POEM ALUMNI ASSOCIATION GRADUATION HOUR Between today and tomorrow, As a curtain is beginning to lower, Comes a pause in our work of past school days That is called Graduation I-lour. NVhile in these grave walls about us, VVe recall the learnings of yearsg And the voices of those who have spoken In giving us knowledge clear. The deeds of the past are a memory: The ascending the stairs of time, VVise Freshman and care-free Sophomores And Juniors with romantic incline. A Whisper and then a silence: VVe're dignified Seniors tonight. Wve have gained the needed forces To guide Life's bark aright. A sudden fleeing of the Present, A sudden recall of the Past- Tonight we pause at the by-roads, That separate us as a class. The fond memories swiftly engulf us, Of days that were not spent in vain: Then standards we have set shall guide us That we each our goals may attain. -Clyde Rosencruns. CLASS SONG MEMORIES OF '28 fAir: Just a Memory. J High School life is ehbing out, And thru each weary day Only fond memories remain, Memories of hours that we spent in work or play And of hours that brought us joy or pain. CHORUS And classmates We bid farewell to these fair halls And to these dear waflls For they're just a memory: High School days are gone we know forever more. As in days of yore, For they're just a memory: Must we bid adieu to comrades trusted kind and true? Should we wish to hope, to tight, to strive to sing anew, smile anew? In our thoughts of thee that sadness reigns supreme, For it's just a. dream, And it's just a memory. Let us think that we have gone for only a short way Though we labored greatly day by day May we ne'er forget the Golden Rule to show, As to paths of duty we will go. -Helen Speidel - -. as L