Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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closer tie than birth. It is the one thing that brought them together and showed the worth of true fellowship. The Junior-Senior Banquet, the Class Play, Commencement and Baccalaureate services are yet to come, and the Class of 2 3 looks forward to them with great anticipation. But in the looking back over the past four years, there comes a touch of sadness that will not down. The leave-taking of school life is not nearly so much joy and happiness as we had anticipated during our Freshman trials and tribulations or in tackling a hard exam. But now after four years, all too short in retrospect, of work and play, joy and sorrow, we are about to leave our P. H. S., never again to enter as students. PRIZE POEM—“THOSE SENIORS” At school there is a bunch of kids. Who fill you up with lots of fibs; By right they ought to be in cribs— Those Baby Seniors. They're getting worse each day by day. We re Seniors,' you can hear them say, “Were going to be the president some day’’— Those Smart Seniors. Their heads are always in the air And most of them have bobbed hair; The rest need nothing, they're so fair— Those Pretty Seniors. Their faces shine like polished brass. If I were them I d wear a mask. And not be looking in the glass— Those Ugly Seniors. Of course we don't really try to be mean. But always try to be straight and clean. But do you blame us when they don’t know beans? — Those Awful Seniors. -PAGE TWENTY-FOUR- —Harold Belton.

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