Slater High School - Slawica Yearbook (Slater, MO)

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fkyrflc THE LEGENDE SLATER HIGH SCHOOL ALICE SAPP HCURLEY Locks A friend pan, prerent and in the future. Basketball '28, Glce Club '26, T. T. Class '27, '28. CHARLES SHOEMAKER CHARLIE Can't he heat ar a Jalesman. Glee Club '27, Dramatic Club '28, Advertising Editor. JOHN SHERMAN The wore! fault ix thatyou are in love. Football '27, '28, Sec. '28, Basketball '28, Asst. Editor Dramatic Club '28, DELLA SHEPARD HGIBBSH Some talk flow, rome talk fart but I talk on forever. Secy. '25, Pep Club '28, Basketball '28, GEORGIA SLATER I wish you would learn to rpeak ex- temporaneoutrly. ' ' Asst. Class Editor, Glee Club '26. JOE SPENCER What maker you hlurh when asrked such a civil qzieJtion? Track '26, '29, JAMES SWENEY JIM Not afraid of workAear1 lie down and Jleep hy it. Advertising Editor, Glee Club '274 Football '28, Dramatic Club '28. SUE SPENCER For showing of clothef juft pick on .S'ue,' Jhe ir a model if this not true. Organization Editor. ARDELL STEINMETZ Maker life Jweeterf' Asst. Art Editor, Basketball '28, Glee Club '28, Dramatic Club '28, T. T. Class '27, '28. DAWES STIPES My truck will get you there and hack altho it does look like a wreck. Football '28, Asst. Sport Editor. Twentyffouv

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SLATER HIGH SCHOOL THE LEGENDE LILLIAN OLIVER When all the kid: ,go a-hikin', ,go to Lillian and .rhe'll do the Upin'. Orchestra '27, '28, Glee Club '28, Basketball '28, Quartette '28, Typist. ORRIN PATTERSON TEEDY A .vpecial offer :him month. Basketball '28. FRED PAULEY I-Iir amhition if to he a school teacher hut he'll prohahb end up af a hell hop. T. T. Class '27, '28, Dramatic Club '28. PAULINE RAY Not a word Jpoke Jhe, more than wax need Orchestra '26. LELIA RAWLINGS HSTUBBY' Why can't I he tall like other fella? Basketball '28, Glee Club '28, Dramatic Club '28, Pep Club '28. LEWIS RUDD V Of all the hoyf that Jurely can Jpell thi.r if the hiril that oloef it .rwell. Class President '27, Asst. Business Mgr. AURELIA RITTERBUSCH A little nurye for many illJ. Asst. Class Editor, Pep Club '28. LOUIS RITTERBUSCH A farmer now and always will he. Football '26, President of Freshman '26. Twen ty-three

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7 1217715 - 1 C I , SLATER HIGH SCHOOL THE LEGENDE THE SENIORS Just as the Spring is opening With beauty and splendor fair, So are the Seniors commencing The life so many must share. Four long years we've been seeking Knowledge we'll gladly retain Now as our harvest we're reaping We hope for a balance of gain. Yet as we journey onward With pleasure our thoughts will turn, And our eyes be directed homeward Where success we truly earned. May those who fill our places In the series of future years, Sec a bright and sunlit future When their departure is near. We stand where the roads are parting, We've gained the crossing at last, We may each choose a different pathway Though together we trod in the past. Out toward the future we're gazing On the battlefield of life, Though we know we can't all be winners We're eager to commence the strife. Now, to the friends we're leaving And our teachers kind and true, Our kindest regards and wishes We give with this last adieu. For us to be, is to be square, Is our motto and our fight, The American beauty rose, we've chosen, And our highest desire, do right. Twenty-,five