Perryville Senior High School - Tuba Yearbook (Perryville, MO)

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.IlI1 ltflff :f:i ii1,f1l 111,,tii:iftfZ111. l ,1: :ii .l. i,.1if. W.,.. ,......... .A .W ...,.. A. 1.5?..l.,7 . ..7 .. ....A. ....,,7,,. ..AQ..AA.,.., ,, ., ,...,..,AA A. Q,. ,,. .,,,,,, ,,...,.,., ., SENIOR l-'IISTCDFQY '43, Q INCE we are Seniors and disdain to rec-orcl the simple annals of any other class this is necesiarily '1 history gQ1f5T of us. Like any other history this will have the dead ones is well ' the ivin' hoclv so heir with us In September 1914 we entered the mystic realms of higher education Twenty one in all and none but adored the name of Freshman also the fippellation thereof We felt that all this was eonsistent with our newly at-quired dtgnttv and we knew that sfnd dignity must le preserved in the face of all maddening IIIUIHCIIIOIIS about our tender and guileless nature According to tr iditton the Freshle must be utterly green and unsophistieated We did not believe in triditroi so we pitted the other classes for their blind subserv nce to ancient forms and customs We hope that you have gathered from this fatt th it we were Iltll ordinary Freshmen Form what other ctr cumstance could we have d velop d this forgivn f and thor oughly altruistic attitude Of c-our e me ore inized i mutu il welfare asso lition with Fr ink Klefner Is president an l Old Gold md Dark Blue is our co ors The othercla ses retc gmzed our eigue ant 1 our troubles eemed in a fur wiv to be amic ablv settled From e rosv c loud o content: ient lr cl irc ohje ts loomec lIl0Elll1lIX to the UKIHUNI n in open confiict with Qtudx a Perseveranee to direc-t us these were redueed to mere atoms. Afterwards we were only mildly surprised when we read about the divine inhabitants of Olympus anci their marvelous ex- ploits We looked Soc rites in the eve and comprehended Even the Nth power had so few terrors for us that we had plentv of time to observe the beauties of nature and to even improve on them in the Lab Thus our Freshman vear passed ani we realizing our latent powers had paveci the way for future influence and power Alas the glorious period soon merged into a cloleful one For twas then th it Latin extrleated herself from the disuse of ages ml lke in ev: genu tormented lls ata set time eac day With the advent of Geometry a sort of renaissance was effected By its simple process a comparatively Crooked line was proved to be str u tht bv the s une process could we not proxe ourselves to be superlatively bright In J inuary vue ent rtained the High School with an indoor trac k meet This provel a greatsuc ess sufficient reward for ill our efforts W hen Sprme carrie a large number of Sophs were ehosen as the atmosphere for the commencement operetta The Ciptam of Plvtnouth Coupled with this honor came the fatigue necessarily attendant with such nnportant end of our Sophomore year 4 ' , ' N 1 b z as l g D, z .. .. - 1 , L, H , . X , ,T . h .I V .5 , A ' ' , ' . c , ' I , . ' ' l K I , ' , H 1 .f 1. A E . , A ' 5 ' ' ' 3 ' , - - ' - 5 5- c ',, 2 r l' 2 'l t s T ' . ' 'h K . 5 ' ' y 5 if . . .' 5 . l , I . l ' ' - I ' ' i' ' ' ' - , t EIL 1 .2 ' c. , 1 4 . s U 3 ' ' ,4 . - Y E . . Q L Ir, x x - v ' . . ' '7 X , i V4 S '. .. h . . F ' gf I 1 1 ' . l 2 ' ' . ' 1 ' 1' be -,- . v l 4 N 4 1 T I A 1 '1 V7 . ' pf I K I . , i K V K L .. 1, I , t 'l '. , :'s5: tx lc ' itll ' - ? - - S . ' ' Q' 2. ' ' - , . , c , . ' 1 th ' f 3 r fot c l' ' c' Q l up A r f :. ' ' 2 . ' suddenly. our subjec-ts. How to c-lear the horizon taxed our roles. With c'ommenc-ernent c-ante deliverance and also the 'g 'f Ia ' 1 '- . nd '.

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