South High School - Pot O Gold Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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AS I WAS COMING DOWN PINE STREET CHATTING GAILY WITH THE OLD GANG, I WAS STRUCK WITH THE BRIGHT GREEN OF THE GRASS AND THE GOLDEN BROWN LEAVES OF THE TREES SURROUNDING DEAR OLD SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. BRINGING MYSELF DOWN TO EARTH AGAIN, I REC- OGNIZED MANY FACES WHICH HAD BEEN IN THE BACK OF MY MIND DURING THE SUMMER VACATION. I SAW CHUCK, EDITOR OF THE SCHOOL PAPERQ JANE, CHOIR SOLOIST: AND BILL, A SWELL RAND MEMBER. WHILE PASS- ING A GROUP OF STU- DENTS, I WAS HAILED BY SOME WHO ALTERNATE- LY SMILED OR SIGHED AT THE THOUGHT OF THE COMING YEAR. UPON ENTERING THE BUILDING, I HEARD THE ECHOING SHOUTS AND LAUGHTER OF EARLY ARRIVALS. I HUR- RIED TO MY OWN HOME ROOM T0 SATISFY MY CURIOSITY CONCERNING TEACHERS, CLASS- MATES, AND SCHEDULES. two

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AFTER THE PRELIM- INARY ROUND WITH REGISTRATION CARDS AND SUCH, AND AFTER A SIGN FROM MY HOME ROOM TEACHER, I HIIR- RIED TO CHOIR, MY FIRST PERIOD CLASS. HERE WE STARTED THE YEAR'S WORK WITH THE SINGING OF OUR ALMA MATERP. DURING MY SECOND PERIOD STUDY HALL THE ANNOUNCEMENT WAS MADE ABOUT AN ASSEMBLY FOR THE IN- TRODUCTION OF NEW TEACH- ERS AND THE GREETING OF NEW PUPILS. MY CHEMISTRY TEACHER BEGAN WITH A HEAP OF TECHNICAL TERMS, AND AT THE END OF THE THIRD PERIOD I WAS THOROUGHLY CONFUSED. ISSUANCE OF BOOKS IN HISTORY CLASS AND A SHORT DISCUSSION OF CURRENT EVENTS CON- CLUDED MY MORNING CLASSES. I ZIPPED THROUGH THE AF- TERNOON CLASSES, THEN ON TO ASSEMBLY AND HOME, TIRED AND BEWILDERED BY MY FIRST DAY AT LIMA SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. four