Sand Creek High School - Harvester Yearbook (Sand Creek, MI)

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10 HARVESTER CLRSS SONG- HND OUR SCHOOL SONG-S SONG OF CLASS OF '45 Written and arranged by Mildred N Fox Tune I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles As we come to say good bye To good old S C e say good bye, Vith a tear in our eye For such a school like this classmates who shall follow, hope that you will see better time than we had the Class of '45 ON YE WILDCATS On ye Wildcats, on ye wildeats Fight for victory, Wver upward, ever onward Fight for old S C Rah! Rah! Rah! On ye wildcats, on ye wildoats Fight for victory, Ever upward, raise that score For old S C SPTRIT OW S C Ttsic by hrs Lula Narlatt Let's sive a cheer now for Sand Creek Pigh This is our motto, Do or die We all must ever ready be To sing the song of victory le'll stlcx together, in stormy weather e will keep our goal in sight, With flying banner, and lofty manner e will win for the green and white Chorus Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurray! To wln ve all must try, Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurray! Wor Sand Creek High Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurray! Let's go, Let's win, Let's fight, For our colors the green and write . .. -.. - ,rv i I U So T - x C To ' we , No As . I 1 I O ! . . - . . . S. Words by James A. Marlatt A- 1 . . ey , I N .Il Y, I U1 gf 1 X O ,. . . 'I A O A 4 I

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R V E S T As a parting thought I would like you to share with me the words of Abraham Lincoln that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom, and that govern ment of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the 6Hu1n Alice Mills .fa ufafozy Classmates, dear parents, teachers, school board and friends 'e are met here once more for the annual commence ment exercises of the Sand Creek High School We of the class of 1943 will shortly receive small folders which cer tify that we have satisfactorily completed the prescribed high school course This high school education is our means would be much more difficult to meet Tomorrow will be a new day in our lives A greater one than any of those already past, for we are entering l1fe's school With present conditions as they are we have a very important job to do with a high school education we will be able to meet our problems with more confidence and it will give us a chance to prove that we can begin to help ourselves and bring success What does graduation really mean? It means that we are only a few boys and girls out of millions who are ready to enter life outside of school There are a few who are not graduating because of some misfortune, and so great things will be expected of the privileged few It does not matter what marks we earned What counts is that we have learned to think and study We must consi der our education a means, not an end Only through the unselfish efforts of our parents, friends, teachers and school board have we been able to learn how to meet l1fe's problems They have never fal tered, they have given, each and everyone, an equal share in the expense of our schooling We know that without their guidance we could not have been successful in our activitiea We have had our good times and we have had our troubles By little experiences we have learned that we must have patience and faith We hope that all of your sacrifices for us have been justified This is my opportunity to bid you a hearty welcome to our graduation exercises For each member of the class of '45, I bid you welcome, for we are proud to have you present to witness this great event Jean Richard H A E R ng QQQQ 3 of reaching higher places. Without it the obstacles of life

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R V E S T Cyan Matozy We, the class of 1945, began in September of most Freshmen we were blamed for everything A President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer The main event of our Freshmen year vas the completed we were charter members ol S C H S Now we are Sophomores and still have a class have to take the blame for everything and we are ur officers are President l969 with a class of 404 Like our first officers we cnose Ivan Burke Yvonne Buddington Catherine Goman initiation, and after it was of 40 This year I6 do not able to initiate the Freshmen Kathryn Sampson Vice President Robert Brown Secretary Lucille Dunbar Treasurer Jean Richard As Juniors we planned the most important event of our history the Junior Senior Banquet This year President Secretary Treasurer our class was reduced to 24 members and our officers were Jean Richard Ardyth Goldsmi th Betty Jane Sager Now we are Seniors and as our officers we chose President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer The main events that we are now looking forward to Banquet and graduation CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLG TR White Carnation CLASS POEN 1943 Ardyth Goldsmith Barbara Flshpaugh Gerald Righter are the Junior Senior We bid you Welcome and then Farewell, Where we'll go we cannot tell But as we travel the road of life And find our way through worry and strife, We'll always remember our school day's most And for such a fine school we'll gladly boast As ze have gathered here to night We make our faces and words to light, For underneath we all feel blue, To leave old friends and seek for new. So wish us Luck and say Good-bye As we bid Farewell to Sand Creek High. u P H A E R all 0 S 2 O : . UV A 1 V , , By Vildred Fox