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MOTTO Funushed labor are pleasant FLOWER Amerucan Beauty Rose COLORS Blue and Gold Everythung good or bad must have a begunnung So-here goes' W hall now try to tell you somethung of the dark and mysteruous past of the Senuor Class af I94O A D What skeletons won t be dragged out' I-low many red faces wull there be when thus book us pubIushed7 Well un the furst place the day on whuch we furst passed unto the spacuous halls of Iearnung of S U I-I S was August 28 I936 Vule looked more luke the Dead End Kuds on one of theur frequent trups to the house of correctuon Wull we ever forget our furst day un hugh school' We step ped wearuly off the bus Whack' Oucl-' Boy dud those paddles stung The only comeback we had was I bet you thunk you re smart' Wasn t that just too bruIIuant9 But less of thus needless chatter We must go on to thungs of more Importance After we had crambled about for a few days we tunally The vuctors who emergeo flushed but truumphant were PRESIDENT DORIS PEGG VICE PRESIDENT LEONARD DEAN SECRETARY WILLIAM WILSON Our Freshman N ear was very uneventful We held a few socual events succes of course and we dututully attended all of the school actuvutues Thus wa the hustoruc year un whuch Mr Longanecker pulled one over an all of hus dear luttle pupuls by gettung morrued secretly Mr Costolo agaun had a chance to bute hus fungernauls un pure jealousy I-Ie shouldn t worry' I-Ie s stull got Duetruch' Thus our furst year ended We were much Battle scarred but ut was worth ut We were no longer green freshues We were guddy Sophomores Our Sophomore year was not very dufferent from our Freshman year wuth one exceptuan Vve were more furmly establushed We too naw had the rught to scratch our names on the desks park our chewung gum under them and put tocks on the seats of our unsuspectung classmates The greatest pleasure we had thus year was the unutuatuon of the freshues Boy' Dud we lay ut on hard' Our Sophomore play and party were very successful - . I g C . I . . 4 b e S . . ' I 4 .... I . - 11 - uf - - . . I 4 r ' . l, .I ll ' I ll I . I S . settled down. The furst task we undertook was the selection of class officers. , . ' I C , . . . V . t' I C . . . . . I V I ' ' T I - ' ll ll ' ll ' ll ,i I ' I 7- I ' I I I I ' .
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Dld You Ever See a Dream? Dear I-In I had a beautltul dream last nnght I dreamed I was standlng In the center ot an enormous and gorgeously decorated ballroom All about me were the happv smllnng faces of my Senior classmates as they glnded to the soft and most soothnng muslc I have ever heard As I wandered through the crowd I was astonished by the vagueness ot the forms of the dancers except for one outstanding charasterlstuc In each person Suddenly I was aware of a vouce speaklng to me from some unseen place I-Ie sand Puck from these what In your opnnlon IS the most perfect gurl and boy I d and here are the results Eyes Betty O I-lern Nose Bunny Sprlnger Lips Teeth I-lanr I-lenght Welght Clothes Intellngence Personaluty Complexnon Eyes Nose Build Lips Teeth I-Ialr I-Ielght Weught Clothes Intelligence Personal :ty Complexnon BOY Mary Lnvxngston Ruth Muller Dorothy I-Iovanec Geraldine Perkins Julua Payesko Dorothy Kronrck Mary Murphy Elnzabeth Pullce Modlyn Rubesne Ted Dletz Jesse Elek I-loward Williams James I-lagan Jesse I-less Francis Edentneld James Eosbrnng Lnndsey Bnerer Jack Greaves Bull Wllson Edward Thomas Ray Elsher Always and Always DOT I I I , . I , V ,, . I , . . I. . ',, di , I Figure I-larriet Cornish I
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HISTCRY Thus we drsproved our very nnelegant nnckname lGlddyl The very capable offlcers for thas year were PRESIDENT WILLIAM WILSON VICE PRESIDENI DOROTHY l-IOVANEC SECRETARY GERALDINE PERKINS TREASURER LINDSEY BIERER Our Sophomore Year ended we emerged much the wor e for wear u we stall kept mllrn through Our class motto ment oned above lust fltted the Junnor Class of l938 t a T We were so eager to get It all over wlth Our Junior Party made up for all the tlresome days spent porlng over books under the eagle eyes of our teacl' rs G e those seats are hard' Wonder why the School Board doesnt provide cushions? Walt a mlnute We almost forgot to m ntlon our class offlcers for thus year' Whew' That was a close one Well here thev are PRESIDENT LINDSEY BIERER VICE PRESIDENT JUSTIN I-IONSE SECRETARY I-IARRIET CORNISI-I TREASURER DOROTHY HOVANEC Oh dear' Isn t that Sensor Year ev r golng to arrlve? At last' The vear of years' I-ummm That s funny It doesn t seem any dnfferent from the last three But let s not quibble about trlvlal matters We are now ultra sophrstlcated Seniors Boy was that a Mouthful' look on thelr faces Wonder what s the matter? Oh so thats It They lust don t get our Intterbug talk They shouldn t worry We don t get It ourselves The frrst event of has llustr ous year was the Sensor Dance Some of the boys must have Tarzan complexes What they dlcl to those decorations shouldn t happen to anythlrg' lAttentlon of Wrnght Metzler sl Some of the Sensors have jslsr dlscoxered that th y really luke school Its too late now' The electron of class oftncers caused a bug blow up thus year A good many embryo polltlclans were dlscovered among our number Our offncers for this our last year In high school were The people s friends B ll WI son that tycoon from Alrshaft Jesse Elek Ernestlne Buehner and the sweet llttle debutante from Jamnson Geraldlne Perkuns Well all thlngs even the best of them can not go on forever So with much walling and sheddnng of tears and a funal warnnng to tne Under classmen to belneve Nothlng that they hear and only half of what they see the Senior Class of l94O buds you au revour' 'I' , . s , b t - llc - A 11 O ll ll I II ' ll ,e e - e ' ' ' . . . e . I 1' I . ' ' , . I . . Teachers who pass thru the halls these days have the most puzzled . , TA.. - ', ,' . . ' t ' e l ' . . I , . U . - I I . T ' . I .I I, ,I I v I Ie . -. , ' , ' 'g I ' ' - I I - J T' I I I T - 1 1 . V : . . If . ll - I ll ' I I ,-
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