Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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V , V W Y rv V F' 3 'WW ,V,L,- as AvNfv,w r MAAM A1 SEVENTH GRADE President --,..... ..... ........... B O BBY FOSTER Vice-President .......... .... E VELYN CHRISTOPHER Secretary' and Treasurel' -.. ............. SPENSE WIKE Sergeant-at-Arms ...................-....-... BILLY CULL ' HISTORY N September, 1923, nearly one hundred boys and girls enrolled in the various schools of Warrensburg, which are: Crissey, Reese, Pershing, Foster and Train- ing. ' ' In the fall of 1924 all schools were dismissed to go with their teachers to see the corner stone of the new High School being laid. While we were in the second grade, Foster won a picture of George Washington, for the largest attendance at a county P. T. A. rally. The same year Crissey bought play-ground equipment. ' It was in 1925 that we entered our third year of school. Here we began to feel our responsibilities more, as we were in higher grades and our lesions became harder. When we were in the fourth grade, Foster won a picture of The Angelus for having the largest attendance at a Pershing Art Exhibit. Crissey adopted the Hot Lunch Plan at this time. In the spring of 1926 Foster won the book Heid from the A. B. C. Club for selling the most tags for the L'ibrary Fund. Whe-n we were in the fifth grade all the schools chose their best spellers and held a contest in which Foster won iirst, Reese won second, Pershing third, and Crissey fourth. Last year Pershing won third prize of S5 in state highway contest on an essay written by George Golay. In the same year all Warrensburg Schools took part in a Play Day at the College Stadium. Crisseyacarried off Hrst honors for then girls. The boys of Pershing tied with the boys of Training. In 1929 we entered Junior High School, one of life's great thrills. How crazy we we1'e about our first lockers and how it thrilled us to chase up and down the halls! At last we have settled down to opening our books and taking a peep at the inside once in a while. 1 Va vvywf Y'fY'!'i'f'Q'! YIXVQYQTA xvvvvv ix? Q Q Q - 0 Q . , -I . . 19 3 O Page Forty

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