Oswego High School - Paradox Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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During our Junior year we looked forward with longing eyes to the ,qi-if A ml ng rs- 'E r'z cfe1gs2z,2SePi,lQQiy,af 154 - honor of belonging in Senior Hall. How we, in our turn, would show our authority over any unfortunate occupying our coveted chair! We, too, would feel a sense of superiority and ownership, envied by us when we saw the then Seniors walk proudly in and out of 313 as though Lords of all they surveyed . September l927. Our goal gained, and Senior Hall ours by right of possession as a reward of three years of study and concentration. Not wishing to lose the laurels won as Juniors, we organized early, under the leadership of Loyal lVlcNeal as president lVlary Alice Colbert vice-president Ruth Stacy secretary and ames Callaghan treasurer We became Seniors with a balance in our treasury From the date of organization the goal of graduation with its incident expenses if we were to enjoy the usual commencement pleasures was kept before us The necessity of a large treasury to finance these activities was the motive of many pleasurable social events The Christmas Dance the Joint effort of seniors and Juniors had for its purpose the enertalnment with gifts of the children of our two orphan homes Never did youths and maidens enter more wholeheartedly into an endeavor The result was most gratifying and the joy and pleasure of the orphans was a rich recompense During our last term of school we have held several candy sales a bake sale a rummage sale all of which added materially to our treasury We introduced another innovation a Poverty Hop which attracted the curious and again our bank account grew Our last event was a Senior Get togethe To this the reaction was graltfying This history will be incomplete unless we pay our mead of praise our social advisor of the past two years Miss Robinson whose interest in our activities has been unfiaggmg whose advice has been yudicious and whose efforts have been untirlng To her we owe much and we wish thus publicly to thank her and avow our appreciation One outstanding and altogether delightful event of the year was the unlor Prom une 9th The secrecy of their plans and the occasional hints of surprises ln store for us whetted our curiosity but failed to prepare us fo what proved to be a unloue and charmingly attractive ball Our most earnes wish is that they may enjoy an equally brilliant affair And now that we have come to the parting of the ways we realize that these years have been the happiest and best of our lives We have formed friendships that will be permanent We have been more intima ely associated here than we can hope to be in any other school relationships We have happy memories of hours of pleasure spent in our beloved O H S that no other associations in the future can afford us So although we anticipate graduation we regret severing the many pleasant associations made during the years in our Alma lVlat r 'xxki of f1 'j '7 Q . . 1 . . I .r U . .. FO .e ,f foci-ff UK a wgiglyjff.fa-gigifaf sig fi J923, as ftrrm:

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