New Hampshire School - Memories Yearbook (New Hampshire, OH)

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.X f 44 ..., ,HH .H ur school played of the member three sueocsive vears In intellectual achlevcments Imogene Sowards won the local prince of Peace contest The seniors also have the honor of having a member of their class, Ruth Coates a Edltor in chief of the school annual and the school paper Many firm and lasting frlendships have been formed during our four years of high school Now this little chapter in l1fe's history is finished The chapter is finished but the book is not The future vears still lie ahead, What about those future years? Only this -a voice from the future Vllll l llllllllllll' llllllll IlllllllllllllllllllllldI O firmly calls, 'Onward and onward it shall be llllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIII

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,. II. .jill 42' x 1 X j - 4 V, .Z Z A ,Lia F Y 1' ei 'ky-. ll, , .I ' E MH ,gh AML, A , . ,MA AAYAAYV My VA V..Y .,.-M.vJlL. ,nqanr.amv.aaaanauuuunr.4knnno'4uu'4uuunuuznaaaznnr .Maumee I g , CLASS WILL 2 Z Weithe members of the Senior Class of New Hampshire 5 ' Schoo ,County of Auglaize,State of Ohio,being of soup. Q I mind and memory,and having reached an age where we are f 5 soon to pass on to higher realms,do hereby make and I , declare this to be the last will and testament of our g g class. Thls valuable document,du1y executed and sign- I I ed,is as follows: Q I I-To our beloved teachers we bequeath our lasting 5 I affection and a large measure of thanks for the con- I is stent and capable manner in which they have stood Q 5 at the helm during our voyage through school. We also I , grant them a goodly share of the honors we shall win 5 5 in coming years,since we feel they will be largely I 1 responsible for our coming successes. f II-To the Freshmen we leaveour hopes that they 5 may continue in their struggle,f1ghting on courage- 2 Ifslleilf-iYog0aEet1eng.1 that they may find a complete enjoy- 2 e r acu es. I III-To the Sophomores we give a portion f I 6 agglgty tgibg honor students and athletes, gndoglso I 0 gn e manners I IVf-T tn I o e Juniors we bequeath the ri ht t di K tirelessly and unceasingly in the musty gagesoof ggur 2 books that you may, perchance, be able to pass the 5 examinations and stand where we do today, as victors. p We also leave you the right to lord it over the other Q I c asses because of your importance as Seniors, and I g ggi privilege to shlne as models of wisdom and good 5 av or. - I 1 V-To all the students of N. H. H S. we l I g excellent record as a goal for which they magazipggg 2 I 'while cllmbing the ladder to success. I 5 andrgegzgiggeDigeiviiuelgtwe make these important Q , ti appreciazedt na gl s, trusting they may be 5 Q t go Helen Jean White we give Ruth Coatesfs Chance Q g o ecome pres1de-nt of the United States. , lucgoiglarince WgDGml11GT we leave Imogene Sowardsis 5 5 To Geggldlggtriig Ezagise Vernard Prigevs fluency 5 2 in writing notes to the girls. 1 eaeE?eY322ZISEZinESi1Y2yb2quZithhHa 261 Hartmanfs 4 I .v O 118 . g 1002? Alvin Wagstaff we give Reid White's trick of Z l ng innocent when caught in mischief. f 5 losgofgganggtgsygusk we leave Betty Baggsrs fond- I ' 4 A YIIIWIIII IllllllllIIllllllflllllllllllllhllllIII!lllllllll III! is - ' ' -- 'f fre- . ,VX---, L 7 ,eg-1-1- .en-me we f,,,. --.Vey , , N, . , , , , ' ' . , 1 JT