Sulphur Springs High School - Sulphurette Yearbook (Sulphur Springs, OH)

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Page 1 The Sulphurette To MR. S. K. SOLLARS ---who is ever willing to assist us We, the Sulphurette Staff of 1959 dedicate this annual.

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The Sulphyette I' T R335 2 The staff in issuing thisdvolumeof the Sulphurette sincerely hopes that it will bring sweet reminiscence of our high school life. A sweet memory is a gem to be cherished by all, and if in helping one person recall to mind any wholesome experience, our efforts will not have been in vain. ' It is human nature for people to look back over the years of triumph and distress to their youth, recalling those good old days. Often times we, in our foolish youth, criticize our elders' memory of their youth. Yet to them, those past experiences are dear, but sometimes, vague. This is our purpose in issuing this annual--not only to recall those memories, but to clarify them. This makes annuals much more valuable to the owner. The staff has striven to put out as good an annual as possible for the money. We have been ably advised by Miss Rupprecht and Miss French, so we wish to thank them for their work. The staff also wishes to thank' those who have entered advertisements to make this volume pos- sible. --The Editor