Walnut Creek High School - Anvil Yearbook (Walnut Creek, OH)

Page 8 text:

DIUIIQ AXNNIUAXIL C O N T E.H T S TRIBUTES FROM THE ALUMNI FAOULTY CLASSES OROANIZATIONS ATHLETICS MISCELLANEOUS JOKES CALENDAR OF EVENTS lmvmnmrsmfrmmms 1I QD 4 WI

Page 7 text:

'DIUIIQ ANNIUAILI DEDICATION We, the Junior Class of nineteen hundred and forty-one, dedicate this volume, the second. annual of the Wal- nut Greek High School, to the Senior Class, which is about to leave its Alma Meter, and thereby placing its tasks and responsibilities into our hands. We desire this to be e token in remembrance of their lest your in Walnut Creek High School. ll Qi 41 ll

Page 9 text:

ll it it 'DIUIIQ AXNNIUAXIL mar- Ateifiikii or rnntfitmum -CREEK or-Ire-H -sweet ,simile- Thomas'BahlerA- Walnut Creek High School has a special place reserved for its own among my memories: the Assembly, English Literature Class, Play production and rehearsals, literary meetings, and basket' ball--all are priceless memories. 'I feel deeply eoncerning the merits of my Alma Mater, and pray she may continue to serve the needs of the community in the future as well as she has done in the pest. MrS.'Alvin'Schloneger QGladys Hostetlerl Whnt e change has been wrought in twenty yearsi Wh :ca 'rememb- er the old white three-room-school building, accomodating grades and high school? Touches of beauty have been added: one here, another'thero, until today the passer-by observes a most beauti- ful building, n well-kept lawn, bordered by trees and shruhbery. As we recall the happy hours spent in the'elassroom, as we think of our happy associations with fellow-students, teachers, and friends, we certainly recall pleasant memories. The Alumni who have gone out are a living testimony to the fact that the efforts put'forth there have not been in vein ll QD 41 ll