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1932 THE FABRICATOR The next Senior Function, The Mid-year Ball, Was a gala event and enjoyed by all. This swell little dance, an all-school affair, Nothing very new, but a good time was had there. In athletics we ' ve done well as we may And in some cases our Seniors held sway, Their memory is a joy to us in most every way. ' Tis hard now to find words appropriate To express the thoughts of a graduate — Joy at completing a task begvn, Sorrow to leave those whose friendship we ' ve won. In the future, in days of joy and distress, The happiest memories that we ' ll possess Will be those of our years at N. B. T. S. 17
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THE FABRICATOR 1932 Junior Year 1930 - 1931 This year of course We were back, almost full force, With our old courage aboiling We went right in toiling. Working hard our endurance to test, Sharing our joys and our woes with the rest, We all were determined to do our best. Class officers now we to you tell: Wilbur Wright, our President, you all know well. Then Ed Lafferty for Vice-President, George Hotte to treasurer our money not spent. Mildred Hoxie kept our records all year. From September to June it surely was clear That our spirit was fine and our work sincere. For a Junior class of the N. B. T. S. Were we successful? Decidedly, Yes . The Junior hop we gave brought delight, That was the night we showed scintillating light. When the last day turned round and toiling was o ' er, And we watched our hopes towards the sky gaily soar, We hoped that still greater success for us was in store. Senior Year 1931 - 1932 Back we came eagerly, as Seniors now, Before us the Freshmen respectfully bow — But soon the event of the year had begun And Seniors and Freshmen were banded as one. After a summer of fun and rest. We continued our search for learning with a zest Hoping to make this last year our best. Our class chose Ed. Lafferty as President And Brother Akin as his subsequent, Mildred Hoxie was our scribe for the year hence, To Edgar Lachance was entrusted our pence. Our first gesture this year was to treat The schoolmates, who all were so pleasant to meet. With a dance that with friendliness seemed replete. 16
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