Ogden High School - Classicum Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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SENIORS No other graduating class, we believe, has ever enjoyed more than we have the friendly contacts and the sincere school spirit that has prevailed, and we are very grateful to the publish-ers of this book for providing an everlasting medium by which we can preserve an account of our activities in athletic, social, and scholastic events of the past two years ' We seniors have won victories over the juniors in both the traditional water fight and the extemporaneous speaking contests. Our social affairs have proved very delightful. We furnished much of the talent, the time, and the -effort to make the school play successful and profitable to the players as well as to the audience. Wh-en we leave this shrine to resume our pilgrimage, it will be very gratifying to recall the dominant traits of our classmates and to remember the untiring efforts and accomplishments of our teachers. In the spirit of truest gratitude, we offer our thanks and appreciation to our teachers and parents for the diligent way in which they have guided us along the path of knowledge and enthusiastically cooperated in every plan for our pleasure and happiness. With the greatest reluctance we say farewell to our dear Alma ti its Ma n'l'ho as Rob ' ckley Secret r ' is l twenty-eight tis. M, its