Saranac Lake High School - Annual Yearbook (Saranac Lake, NY)

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' 1 , L. , he so e parentheses' g e l 3 Senior Glass 'ilslistoryg l W V N T was a momentous occasion when, way back in September, I923, the Class of '27 6 entered S. L. H. S., the largest Freshman Cfass in the annals oflthe school. We have lived up to our promising beginning andiare now the largest class ever graduated by our i I Alma Mater. Yet, we are a class of quality as well as quantity, for from our ranks have 3 come such athletes, managers, musicians, actors, literary students of both prose and poetry as never before have been assembled in one class. 1 During our Freshman and Sophomore years, we devoted ourselves to training and Ve 4?4 'Wa A - 1,2 Q! E? X yi, ge :S developing our minds and bodies for future conquests. However, we diverged long enough to give two highly successful and enjoyable dances. On February I0 of our Junior year, Second Childhood , one of the most hilari- ous comedies ever given by a high school cast, was presented most successfully. During this year, we also took a prominent part in athletics, our class being well represented m vq Q' gilt 6761 N nl N isa 0 nh-9 in football, basketball and track, the class basketball team winning second place in the l interclass league. Our junior Prom was especially famed for its splendid music I and original decorations. The Tailor-Made Man our Senior Play, was an unusually difficult comedy- drama and scored a big success. Again, we starred in athletics, being the inter-class basketball and track champions. The athletic teams will suffer a more serious loss ' through graduation this year than ever before. ' Q During the Christmas vacation, the annual Senior Ball was given. Again '27 My distinguished itself for social activities. ' This concludes-a brief summary of our numberless achievements. May other J' classes follow in our footsteps and meet with the same success. I 5 tw' I 3 Q 0 in YZ Eight 'N 9 ou fwilnroxu o Q ll iii? ll' S g-lo ollhll .Jess WW. 'vt QV h Z F, ' 1951914 f .... W. .. .1 Ce, ,PF 5. , -W -sr . -W. v X -Sf -- am, see' -E te V .,,,,,, .7 I '535r'F'.

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