Nevada High School - Reflector Yearbook (Nevada, OH)

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. 1. ...W , ,,,. ri -K .' 'gg Nj L, V ,, ' I , saw: ,,, - ., , I V . , as Y' ...., L , -Mi -m ' V H SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the year of 1922, twenty-two proud but green Freshmen wended their way into the High School Assembly. After a few months of irrita- bility, due to our Latin, English, and Algebra, we became accustomed to the kind of life we were to lead for the next three years. During this term of school we enjoyed ourselves immensely, having several parties and at- tending High School functions. After resting our weary minds for a couple months, we, nineteen, as Sophomores, climbed the familiar stairs. This year we struggled with His- tory, and it overcame several but nevertheless we plodded on. At the end bf the term, we gave the Seniors one of the finest banquets they had ever attended, and naturally we became a little more proud. In the fall of 1924, the number had decreased to sixteen. This was our most business-like year. We designed our beautiful flag, had several class parties, and boosted the high school functions, especially Debating and Athletics. Two members were represented in the Debating team, two in Baseball, two in Boys' Basket Ball, one in Girls' Basket Ball, and a number in Track. In May we gave the Junior-Senior banquet. This proved a very successful affair, the Juniors receiving the compliment many times that it was the finest ever given at this school. To start in our last year fourteen enrolled. To show our superiority we were assigned special seats, and with dignity we greatly appreciated it. Our class is largely represented in Debating, Basket Ball, Baseball, Orchestra, Literary Committees, and most of all, has seven members on the Reflector staff! In this we surely left our rivals, the Juniors, behind. Now, as a class, we certainly have enjoyed our High School life, made the best of it, and shall try to use it in the same manner in the future. We are all regretting this is our last year, but we shall still give three Rahs for Nevada High. A Senior Pag Fft e