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++❖+++++++++• FRESHMAN A Clifford Alexander Miles Autrey Evelyn Ball Gertrude Barnett Bernice Blackwell Oren Beal Thurston Buchanan Douglas Buckhaults Ennis Canady Carl Cantella Lawrence Cargill Fred Cummins John Delameter Tommy Fleckenstin Jeanne Gibson Anita Hensarling Thurman Irvin Charlie Jones Linton Jones Robert Jones Anita Ruth Kern Perry Mathis Johnnie Mendl Edward Mcrka Lillie Nedbalek Tony Nuche Joe Palermo John Patranella Rowland Persons Helen Pratas Frank Restivo Samuel Restivo Mildred Smith Ann Stasny James Vance Doris Vincent Eunice Watson Jack Wheeler Lamar Zimmerman Joe Dyer Hal Haltom Elizabeth Holmes Bill Hopkins Lillian Harlow FRESHMAN B Arthur Anderson Alma Rae Ball Nellie Barnett Genevieve Barron Marie Benson Robert Boriskie Charles Brown Martha Carrington Georgia Mae Daniels Tom Darrow Sara Ix?e Durham Richard Eads Junior Elliott Marguerite Fickey Janis Foster Trina Gomez Jack Gregg Clifton Griffin Ralph Griffin John W. Hall Henry Haltom Alice Hamilton Drummond Hamilton Maurice Henry Billy Holmes Bill Hunnicutt Jim James Mary Helen Hones Elizabeth Knobel Dorothy Konecny Grace Lightsey Maurice Lightsey Anita Martin Vivian Martin Henry Ole Martinsen Marjorie Earle Miller Bonnie Murray Imogene Nash Pauline Palasota Tommie Palermo Joe Patranella Sam Patranella Walter Lee Porter Robert Presnal I ee Reese Esther Rochelle Ernest Sample Cecilia Schultz John Stanford Robert Tatum Irene Thompson Pauline Thurman Dalton Vance Maurice Vance James Walker Ruth Weddington Anna Whitley Maurine Williamson Charles Worbington
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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1928, the good ship, class of ’32, left the harbor of Grammar School and launched out into the perilous sea which it would have to traverse to reach the port of High School Graduation. This hardy vessel was the last one to lift anchor. Vessels that preceded it were the Class of 29, Class of ’30, and Class of '31. Under the efficient leadership of Admiral Francis Davis, the Class of ’32, otherwise known as the Freshmen, advanced many knots toward its destination. The Freshmen encountered many obstacles during its voyage, notable among which were the storms in mid-ocean known as semester examinations. Some of the sailors were washed overboard in these storms, but many were fortunate enough to be picked up later by a ship, the Class of ’33, that had embarked in the fall of 1929. Admiral Davis was replaced by Admiral Iola Barron after the Class of '32 had succeeded in covering half the distance to its first part en route to its goal. Many members of the crew were distingushed for their achievements in various fields. The crew that docked at the harbor of Completion of First Year’s Work was composed of some sixty joyful sailors. At this port other sailors bearded the ship, which was now designated the Sophomores, to sail toward High School Graduation. The Sophomores were commanded by Admiral Francis Davis and later by Admiral Earle Tardy. The crew of this sturdy ship began taking a more active part in High School Activities. Some of these sailors went out to engage enemy crews in the great struggles of Football and Basketball. Others went on exploring expeditions to the isles of Literary Activities. The Class of ’32 cooperated with the Class of ’30 and the Class of ’31 in waging successful battles against the many enemies that they con- fronted. The crew of the Sophomores was increased by the addition of sailors who had been cast adrift from the Class of ’30 and the Class of ’31 by violent storms that continually raged on the great sea. The Class of ’32 was dubbed Juniors when it entered the port of Completion of Second Year’s Work. The Class of '32, now known as Juniors, entered on the last half of the journey toward High School Graduation with Francis Davis again at the helm. In the spring of 1931, the Juniors served as hosts to the great conquering vessel, Class of ’31, at a royal banquet. The Juniors led in many noble enterprises and merited the distinc- tion of being the flagship on the fourth and last lap toward High School Graduation. The Class of ’32 was rechristened “Seniors” at the port of Completion of Third Year’s Work. Willie Boriskie was chosen to guide the great vessel, Class of ’32, during the last year of its voyage. Some members of this crew gained fame for themselves in athletic and literary contests. Thelston Carroll was recognized as a great high school basketeer and placed on the mythical All-State team. Captain Raymond Buchanan was selected for the All-District football team for his prowess in this sport. Iola Barron was victorious in district competition in the great Declamation Contest. The sailors of the Seniors were the leaders in most of the school activities, Eileen Davis, one of the best loved and most outstanding students the school has ever boasted of and an honored member of the crew of the Class of ’32, went to a greater reward in the spring of 1932. Her Christian example has ever been a source of encouragement and inspiration to her classmates and all others with whom she came in contact, and they will always cherish the memory of this noble child of God. The great Commencement exercises were held on May 27, 1932 at the port of Completion High School Graduation of Fourth Year’s Work. Some fifty members of the crew of the Class of ’32 were presented with diplomas, and a few of the sailors received special awards. This was the last venture into the Seas of Education for many of the crew of this sturdy ship, but the majority of the sailors will attempt to sail the tempestuous waters of College Education.
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