Point Place High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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The Scarlet and Black Class Valedictory Dear Parents, Teachers, and Friends: We are happy to welcome you here this evening to see us graduate, for it is a very important moment in our lives. The time has come when we must leave high school and enter into a realm of real work. We have studied hard in preparing ourselves for our certain place in the world, and appreciate the fact that we have been given the opportunity to do so. We realize that we are entering into a world that is upset by the economic depression at present and that we will have many obstacles to overcome. We cannot determine how many of us will be successful, but our parents have given us a good start and now the rest is up to us. We regret leaving this school where we have had so many pleasant moments, our many friends who have made life more interesting and enjoyable for us, and the teachers who have so kindly and patiently aided us. We sincerely hope that we will not be forgotten even though we are gone. We want to thank you for the sacrifices you may have made for us, and our greatest wish for the future is that they have not been made in vain. ---Ella Andersen Page Nineteen

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The Scarlet and Black Senior Class Officers President: Robert Dorrell Vice-President: Keith Pearson Secretary: Ella Andersen Treasurer: Jack Thompson Sponsors: Mr. Mall, Mr. Petersen William Coleman A willing attitude takes one far in life. Class President 1 Dean Dieball He has a way of his own. Seniors Without Pictures Alice Fleischmann Merrily we roll along. Science Club lg Home Ec. Club 1,25 Intramurals l, 2,5,4g Operettas l,2,3. Idessa Hennessy A quiet nature, and always pleasing. Science Club lg Glee Club l,2, 5,43 Aviation Club lg Basket- ball 3,45 Track 1 2,3,4. Science Club lg Operetta 53 5 Football 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Page Eighteen

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The Scarlet and Black V Class Salutatory Parents, Friends, Teachers, Classmates: It is you whom we sincerely welcome and in whose pres- ence we are deeply honored because of the debt we owe you. It is not that you are privileged to be here to witness our graduation,our ceremonious, reverent step in life. It is not that you are honored to be our parents, it is not that you are honored to be our friends,our faculty,our guides for the soon-closing, memorable, four short years. Although we, of our class, are proud of its distinction among others, it is rather that we are honored by the fact that you are our par- ents, our friends, our teachers. It is rather that we are sincerely proud of the privilege of having you here this evening. Going over the past four years,a jewel in our memories, we can vividly realize how you, our parents, have helped to develope in us a well-rounded personality of self-expression, character, and high morals. From you, our teachers, we have received cooperation in all our studies and activities. Your personal advice has given us inspiration. From you, dear classmates, we have acquired sportsmanlike attitude and friendship. Again we welcome you who have given us the ingredients of a real challenge! The challenge to each and every one of us, to awaken our intellectual curiosity for greater capaci- ties of knowledge, that will add zest and meaning to our future years. ---Charles Hendee Page Twenty '