Salem High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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WOLVERINEIM 1932 L, ' iris 1 L X , X2-2-x ,- - . pf' 09N . 1' C'7!y!..:lf 2'f-Qiadfgg flfff' M - 4,,?f,1 f ,L 1,077 il. .f, .. 4, A yr f I -' ' ' 'e ,-, 55-' ' 2,11 JQZUHL -fi? 0. MF IOQOQOOOOOOOQOOQOQQQOOOOM Class History On September I4, I93O, a memorable day for all of us, some two hundred odd, distracted and forlorn, bipeds of different degrees of greenness burst through the wide flung doors of Salem High, not only ready but eager to demonstrate our ability to run both the school and the universe. Alas! we had reckoned without consideration of that menacing host, the Sophomores. The memory of the per- formances demanded of us poor little harmless rats lingers with us still. That year was a perpetual surprise party. Those heartless assignments! We made history, we multiplied heartaches, we dissected our self-importance, translated our laughter into tears and declined all that made life worth while. Sadder but wiser we survived the struggle. At last we were Sophomores! The history of that year was unique and varied. We owned the earth. Education? Why seek it? We represented the sum total of all the knowledge of the ages, of all the tribes and nations of the civilized world. And still the wonder grew that our small heads could carry all we knew. We must not forget the varied impressions we made upon the unfortunate rats-vengeance is sweet. All went well until final exams. Then our vaunted knowledge vanished and many found a Waterloo. If only those terrible exams could be relegated to that barbarous past from which they came. In this year, also, our school building burned. Our school board was equal to the occasion, however, and arrangements were promptly made for us to hold classes in the various churches and other available places throughout the town. During the spring and summer our high school was rebuilt and was ready for us in Sep- tember. Stop, look and listen! Now we are Juniors! Many of our comrades have fallen by the wayside, some the victims of cupid's arrow, some slain in Caesars battles, some asphyxiated with indolence, some to whom present comfort outweighs future attainments, and some whose horizon had not broadened as they climbed. But our broken ranks represent many, who are making records in classes and other school activities which reiiect credit upon them and old Salem High. Oh! proudly now we hail the clas: of mighty fame, A ela:: :o dear to every heart which bear: it: name, Oh! let u: pledge in loving word: and noble deed: The love that far and wide our eager live: :hall :peed While here within our Alma M ater': :acred wall: Full many a eheer :hall ring for funior through her hall:. 'Ei39l'3' : 2. 'ff' -92 . --- -:--r .::.'::.i, agwwww 0909009000900990090990090009999990909090009 99090009I 99 990000 9090909900099000 0900009090999909 0 9