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7 II H H I - 7 A : 5 History of The Class of '26 As the school hell of dear old Mercer Hi rang on that bright September morning, nineteen hundred and twenty-two, we, the Class of 20, entered the Freshman Room with the shy and modest look which is characteristic of Freshmen. But, underneath was determination to overcome all obstacles and to succeed. Wo soon learned to respect the higher students and to bear the hardships of Freshman life. However, when we became Sophomores, we took up our duties with a good class spirit. Vi e began the year by initiating the Freshmen, and teaching them to honor and respect Old Mercer Hi, as we were taught at the gentle hands of the Sophomores the previous year. It was a hard task, but it was soon accomplished, due to the abundant supply of ambition and good morals of our Class. Finally, we reached the Junior Year without any mishaps. There was a marked change in the Class. We were not the same gay Sophomores but were becoming more dignified as time went on. W e upheld the standards of the Class of 25. and even improved them. As tin year was nearing its end, we were the shining stars of Old Mercer Hi. Everyone was excited, as we were soon to he Seniors. At last, September came which meant we wrere Seniors. As the splendid Class of 26 entered the High School once more, there was a smile on every face, and that one word 4Sl CCESS” ringing in every heart. We set very good examples in conduct and morals for the lower students to follow'—an influence which will last as long as the Old High School stands. But we were soon to graduate and each one to do his part in the world. S r As we go through life, we will he pointed out by those who know our record in school, as the most respected and most honorable students of dear Old Mercer Hi. —Ted Snyder. (10)
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T H 12 H I - 7 A £ S DA M. ADAMS (tfofc). Ada is so hH] ] y and gay. She makes one think of flowers in May. HOWARD K. ANDKRSON (Shorty). Senior Play. Shorty sometimes sets and thinks. And other times he just sets. KDWIN BARBKIl (Ed.) Vice President (4). Kdwin is the barber of our Class, No lad so studious as he. But when his work is done. He is as bad as lmd can he. KDXA BARBKR (Briyht Eyes). Thy silence quite becomes thee, little lady. an
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