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

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mv' 'M ,., I jg-'D Rig -vvxrni,---f:,5 5- MW gf If Z 1 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1959 Gather around all a nd you shall hear ----- not Hof the midnight ride of Paul Revereu ----- but of something undoubtedly as WvTdNV1Hl. That is as you have prebaoly all guessed the class of l959Mult9 progress, brilliancy and superiority. We, tae Class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty-nine plc ire tc be one of the most auspicious classex ever tc attend Onsted High School. If for some ineoneeivable reason the entire Junior Class were suddenly lost to the High School, we feel that the remainder would have a hard time to Hearry on.' It was tr he a great day in old O. H. S. when we first entered the portals of the ' High School. But much to our astonishment, there -were.no brass bands and special delegates to greet us when we marched up the steps away back there in l955, And some of our ideas as to our importance to the high school were soon changed also, for we early learned that our main purpose was to furnish amusement to the upperclassmcn, a thinp whleh we did wlth due ability. As Suyhtferes we started out to do big things Although some of our high ambitions made a com- plvto flop, we did succeed on having several on the tastkotball team and a great many on the hon- or roll. Although our ldeas had changed some- what we still considered ourselves the most im- pertant Class in Onsted High School. The Junior Class Play, nBashful Bobbyn wasthe best that has ever been given in Onsted High Sehocl fre doubt ef that.J When this school term cones to a close, we will have just one more year in dear old Onsted High, and that will pass much to quickly. Then we roach our flnal goal--a diploma and a trip to Washington C?j.But we sincerely hope we will achieve still greater fame, so we will not be forgotten when another Class takes our place. --Dick Murphy '59 A7 Yilfw --...... Q K -'J A A - ,ff5?Z.. '5FITJ?.QKz7J TD is its 325' 1 f 'Suas , xf '1.p Y, , X.. 4- K-pl-D, ',f,C., X-is-ggssqffzi QQ, 4-Qtfiflfzg? ,---so .f :.:fi 'T' ' -ffl' Y'-I-'T -::'2-- Y T-T-1 Jf, 1T'f-- '....- -- X .X ,,'f:T,.wT'Lff, I-VN f f4L- -X,,5 -x 0 X

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THE JUNIOR CLASS