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JUNIORS Roads are cosmopolitan. They are used in reference to every phase of life. So it is with us, the Junior Class of S. H. S. We began our journey far back in 1925. After our first year of wondering what it was all about, we gradually became more relaxed and sure of ourselves. Thus we marched on for eight successive years. Then came our freshman and sophomore years. Here we left the old road and started off on a wider, more difficult one, and I am afraid were it not for the help and encouragement of our teachers many of us would have been too discouraged to continue on. Now we have nearly completed three-fourths of our journey and have the distinction of being classed as Juniors. Although the road at times has been hard there have been many detours such as the Junior Prom and receiving our Junior rings to brighten the way. Under such able class advisors as Miss Healy and Mr. Stanton we could not fail. Class officers for the Junior year were: President, Ray Stevens; Vice-President, William Burch; Secretary, Alberta Morrill; Treasurer, Ave McGarry. We hope next year to complete our journey and reach our ultimate goal-— graduation. Vigilando, agundo, bene consulando, prospera ormnia cedunt—salluet. Vigilance, action, wise counsels, these insure success. AVE M. McGARRY '37 ▼ T T
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SOPHOMORES Sophomores are neither new” enough to attract attention as the freshies are wont to do, but neither are they old and experienced enough to gain the dis- tinction of being upper classmen. Therefore, the sophomore class hitherto has been, more or less, a forgotten class. Hitherto , because this year the sophomore class has made history! The girls showed a sudden flash of spirit in defeating the juniors at basketball, which gave them a chance to play the seniors. Their undaunted vigor won for them a place as runners-up in the Girls' Interclass Basketball games. The sophomore boys, not to be outdone, also did their part. Spencer Boyce and Francis Nacy, made the varsity basketball team, which is quite unusual and consequently quite an honor for a Soph . The class officers are: Presidents, Cyril Currier and Eugene Turcotte; Vice- Presidents, Wesley Boyce and Vernon Wrightman; Secretaries, Marian Hewitt and Irene Gravelle; Treasurers, Paul Sloane and Elaine Cromie. IRENE GRAVELLE '38
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