Onsted High School - Wildcat Pride Yearbook (Onsted, MI)

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.. I I HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1938 Like all other classes, We, the class of 1958, stumbled up the front steps of our dear old Alma Mater in September 1934. There were 21 stu- dents who expected to bluff the faculty for four successive years, and in the end receive a diplo- ma. Like the Israelites of afflictions. To begin with, bearing Sophomores who, like hawks, were old we have had our there were the over- ready to swoop down -upon us, their prey, at any moment. Then also, there .were those tyrannous teachers stationed at regular intervals around about us. We did, however, live through it all, andit seem- ed to have been written in the stars that some of our classmates would break all records in scholas- tic standing. ' As Sophomores, even geometry did not dullthe luster of our all we of our brilliancy. The number of members class on the honor roll increased. All in shall never forget the royal way in which we received the new freshmen into the school. The talent of our class reached its heightdur- ing our Junior year. For the first time we had the thrill of appearing before the footlights in Nmurdered Alive,n ' Our great dream had new become a reality, we were Seniors. In January we presented Anwelcome Home.n Crowning our Senior Year was our trip to Washington with Mr. Huber, our sponsor. 'The cur- tain fell as received our diplomas. Donnavieve Hardy was Valodictorian. -- Kathryn Merx '58 h -K. ' -..lj iifxaf TAN T or 1 e - Q :M all xsixixf :.giZesi?,l.z 1.f. 5-

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I JANE JOHNSON VMALC OLM WILLIAMS DONNAVIEVE HARDY NORMAN GLANCY AHTI-IU R MU NS ON GRACE KATHRYN MERX HANE 'LESLIE STODDARD A - pp- ...D .L -O ff ff 'N