Strasburg High School - Senoracle Yearbook (Strasburg, OH)

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, Y is N . g. As we, the members of the Class of 1958, began our schooling back in the first grade, the twelve years to graduation seemed a life- time - compared to our age then, it was twice our lifetime. Now as we approach the end of our High School days and look back over these same years which have passed so quickly, we are filled with mixed emotions. Happily we recall the many pleasant days spent with our classmates and schoolmates at Strasburg High School. The parties, dances, and picnics formed a very enjoyable phase of our school life. These, we will always remember. Even our classroom work is associated with many pleasant memories - working together, learning together, playing together, and sharing our common experiences contributed to our happi- ness. But all was not so. We also recall the deep gloom and hidden tears associated with our de- spair in connection with a hard assignment, an unexpected defeat in a sport activity or in our own personal efforts. Often we reached what appeared to be the summit of happiness only to find the depth of frustration was not far away. Thus we strength- ened the fibres of our character. It is because of all of these experiences that we can look so confidently to the future. We, the Class of 1958, wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to the residents of our community, our parents, and our school - its administrative staff and faculty for their efforts in our behalf. We will try to prove ourselves worthy of your interest. Today we Learn, Tomorrow we Lead. 75mm Red and White Carnation Red and White I Believe .7n p