Stockton High School - Prairie Dog Yearbook (Stockton, KS)

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SENIOR CLASS lllS'l'0liY. On a September morning in 1009 about thirty boys and girls assembled in the hallway of the lligh School build- ing and began discussing things unknown to them-sueh things as algebra, geometry. l.atin, physical geography and rhetoric. They were, according to the faculty, the greenest buneh that entered into High School. Notwithstanding this, several times the upper elassmen were eoinpelled to admit that if the lfreshman elass was green, it was Hgrittyf' Disappointment piled on disappointment as the class roll began to decrease, but it was not altogether the fault of the teachers, as the pupils were unable to grasp with the sub- jects. A blue-eyed girl and a young man wearing glasses entered High Sehool the next fall and made good look- ing Fophoztzoresg also aninthrr lean. lanlsy bexy intd tis in the late fall. 'lihs parties were grttttul heartily by tht class, 'lihe remipiniug ot' the yttar was quite U2?LR'L'11ll-Lil an l most all the prpils returuerl in the fall to take up the .lunior work. .Xt the beginning tt' the year one mor: b y joinsl rs in the person ot' l,ee XX'hituey. iXt the end ol the year everyone was btu'deued with bushels of lcuowleilge aul the zneiuory of the inzuiy gooil times spent in tl'e selitnczl tune- tions during the year. :Xt the beginning rf this out' Senior year the tlass rvl thirteen was reduced to eleven bv Klisf: ,Xliunie look going to Usborne to complete htr Sctiitti year and thester l ietiranee xi as compelled to dtut sehtol on account of outside Cifticulties, and, althovgh we are the class of 1013. publishing the Thirteenth gXnnual, we still consider ourselves very lueliy and thirteen is not our hoodoo.