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Page 7 text:
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NS TO A STUDENT turning out the Sandy Junior, P. E. classes, and visiting with the teachers or your chums in school and at the drug store after school over a coke . . . the laughter that drifts from within the “Red School House,” the smiles that greet you as you walk down the hall, the hubbub which sounds worse than the “Loop in Chicago . . . the lockers slamming, Pummy and his broom and Kate with his furnace room cluttered with books . . . Verna and Mrs. Jones working in the office, the teachers on hall duty . . . these make school. It all means one thing, that we have a wonderful school system, school board, faculty, and advisers . . . Whether you come up the walk to school in the summer, winter, or fall, the sight of that building brings back wonderful memories. These are the memories for the year nineteen hundred and forty-seven through forty-eight which will be portrayed in some way on the following pages, that will help you recall the happy school days in years to come.
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Trrr 2: WHAT S.T.H.S. MEA As a student within the halls of S. T. H. S., I take pride in being able to say, “1 belong to the Sandwich Township High School.” l'he activities that go on within the school make it all that it is . . . the sports, football, basketball, track, and baseball—which inspire all the students, the joy of winning a game and even the sorrow when losing—make school enjoyable . . . the annual Junior-Senior Hunt when the juniors didn’t find the seniors and rewarded them with one of the many popular hayrides . . . the F.F.A. Barn Dance and its autumn decorations . . . the Harvest Hall and the turkey . . . the Christmas Formal Dance, and above all the May Prom with the king and queen and their courts . . . the Monday evening dancing classes, play practices, the speech contest, library during free periods, special assemblies, classes, G.A.A., music, Pep Club, French Club, news-staff, dropping in the office for yellow and pink slips . . . What fun after school dashing off to Latin Club candy sales and the Junior Class pop corn sales . . .
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DEDICATION TO MR. DAVIS, OUR TEACHER AND FRIEND THROUGH FOUR YEARS AT SANDWICH TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL. THE CLASS OF 1948 DEDICATES THIS THIRTY-SIXTH REFLECTOR. A SYMBOL OF CO-OPERATION FOR THIRTEEN YEARS AT SANDWICH, MR. DAVIS HAS COUNSELLED AND AIDED INNUMERABLE STUDENTS. THE CLASS WISHES ALSO TO THANK HIM FOR HIS UNTIRING EFFORTS AND UNLIMITED PATIENCE IN BUILDING UP THE FORENSIC DEPARTMENT HERE AT S. T. H. S. TO HIM FOR THIS OUTSTANDING SERVICE WE WISH TO DEDICATE THE 1948 REFLECTOR. ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆
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