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W o-QV-0 mi Simon CLA!! VERY Senior class feels that it is its duty to see that the reputation of the school is kept up to the standards that are set by the previous classes, and we can honestly say that we believe that our class has lived up to the true school standards and has shown a spirit that few classes will excel. The school's best athletes are found among the members of the senior class, but this is natural as the senior who has taken advantage of his four years of excellent coaching to which he is entitled has put himself in a position of superiority in comparison with the other boys. Not only are the seniors the strongest backers of the teams, but they are the ones that develop that most cherished quality in athletics, Good Sportsmanship. As has been the case for many years, the Seniors have lead the school from a scholastic standpoint as well as in the other activities. The work that a senior has to accomplish in order to graduate is a great deal more difficult than one would expect. The class as a whole has led the school from the beginning of the term, in high averages, and from its ranks comes forth the students that have the highest marks in studies throughout the year. The military work of the school is, of course, left in the hands of the seniors. The commissioned and nonfcommissioned officers have kept up the morale of the battalion and have stressed the points of efliciency and obedf ience. This year's military work reilects the high type of officers who have managed the battalion. There has been a common bond between the Seniors that has prevented any factions from controlling the class. A desire to do the most for the school has been the prime motive. Individuals have not worked so much as individuals but rather in groups, representing the class in spirit. Now that our reign is nearly over we gladly step aside and let the coming class take over the responsibilities of setting the example for the school. We hope that in the future other classes will look to our standards for their guidance. It is now up to the underformer to reach forth and control, to guide Shattuck through another successful year. a4fJT5'25hms Q In
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