Newcastle High School - Yearbook (Newcastle, WY)

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Page T wenty-six The N ew Testamentv 1. And it came to pass that early in the morning the chil- dren came up out of the valley and entered the wilderness of Newcastle High and they were possessed of great fear. 2. And they lifted up their voices, a great throng, and cried, Have mercy upon us, O Upper Classmen, for our knees they shaketh and we tremble in our souls. 3. Then in obedience to a mandate of the Great Power they did choose unto them selves 'leaders to guide their footsteps thru the Jungle of Algebra, and the Desert of Ancient History, and through the mountains of the Land of English. 4. And of these leaders Madaline Massoglia was President. and Ralph Baldwin, Vice President and Elizabeth Gaido, Secre- tary and keeper of the Monies. 5. And from their number they chose one 'to represent them in the council of debate and he was called Parm Pickle. 6. And in their early youth they did engage in manly sports to make them happy in their wanderings and they met much defeat, but they despaired not. CHAPTER II 1. And now another year has held its course and the chil- dren began again their wanderings and struggled thru the forest of English II. 2. And they chose unto themselves new leaders and they were: Parm Pickle, Presidentg Ralph Baldwin, Vice President, Leonard Hays, keeper of the seal, and Elizabeth Gaido, guardian of the Monies. R 3. And they entered upon their second year with dancing and feasting and they were happy. 4. And in their struggles they did vanquish the children of 29 in Basketball and they did grind them underfoot. 5. Then in great contest they did engage with the Demon known as Mark Afnthony's Oration on Julius Caesar, but their strength was great and they did conquer him. s

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Ila Hathaway Alice Ramge Maurine Pleak Joe Mihalski William Ost Hugh Johnson Louise Black Dena Perino Irma Bacon Vina Hathaway Margaret Brennan Lina Hathaway Beta Jones James Townley Beatrice Bennett Paul and Elizabeth Gaido Page Twenty-five

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Page Twenty-seven 6. And thus passed their second year in the Great Wilder- ness. CHAPTER III 1. And the third year began and the children of N287 en- tered upon their Junior year with increasing strength and wis- dom and they lifted up their voices against Those of 27 . 2. And their new Leaders were Parm Pickle, Presidentg William Ost, Vice Presidentg Maurine Pleak, Secretary and Treasurer. 3. And they rushed mightly onward, overzoming many ob- stacles and they knew no fear. And often did they war with the children of 27 and they were victorious in the Battle of the Basket Ball Court. 4. And with the declining of the year they did make peace with the children of 27 and they gave a great feast with much dancing and joy, and this was called the J unior-Senior Banquet. CHAPTER IV 1. And it came to pass that in September 1927, the chil- dren entered upon the last part of their wanderings. And they did journey over the plains of English IV and were not afraid. 2. And now they were the mightiest of the mighty and they did have for leaders: Maurine Pleak, Presidentg Harold Grieves, Vice Presidentg Bill Ost, Secretary and Treasurer. 3. And in this year all of the children of the Senior Class combined and vanquished all their foes most gloriously in the War of the Sheepskin. 4. And they did engage in other wars and many times they were victorious. 5. And they of the children of 28 were great in strength of mind as of body and their name was famous unto the utmost and resounded throughout the land. 6. And at last they emerged from out of the wilderness great in mind and body, and they were Greatest of the ,Great Classes of Newcastle High School, and the members will bear its honors and deeds through out the land of the World and the class and its members will be long remembered. R. J.