Warsaw High School - Wildcats Roar Yearbook (Warsaw, IL)

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A SENIOR'S TRIBUTE Can you imagine the thoughts that run through a senior's mind when he stops to think that the close of a very memorable period of his life is drawing near. Let's reminisce and try to remember how it was one, two, three, or four years ago. Do you remember your first day as a freshman- -how you wondered if what you were do- ing was right and the hard time you had getting adjusted to things? Do you remember how it took a while to get along with the upperclassmen ? As sophomores with a bit of seniority gained in the preceding year, you looked down upon the freshmen, seeming to enjoy their struggling effort to achieve recogni- tion. ' X Your happy -go -lucky junior year was really great. It was so happy -go -lucky, that there just about wasn't any prom . If it hadn't been for a few who worked and worked AND worked, you might have danced, not under stars, but under cobwebs . Now, as you walk through the halls that you walked through so many times before, think of the good times you had . I bet if you thought real hard, a little harder than you did for an English test now and then, your good times would out-number your bad times twenty to one. Remember the ballgames, dances, the bonfires, contests, par- ties, prom, plays, and most of all, remember your friends. They played a very im- portant role in your high school life . As you receive .your diploma, and you hear the words Congratulations , smile and think of what you've gone through to get it. Getting an education has been a long, hard road, and you didn't do it by yourself, There really are too many people to thank. High has prepared some for a further education. Others are prepared to face the world and its everyday problems . The world of tomorrow is ours, and we have to make the very best of it. With God's help, maybe, we can, In our memory, there will stand, ever Warsaw I-Iigh. We will cherish from today, our dear Warsaw I-Iigh. Though in time and space apart, you will linger in each heart. Now and ever we will be, Alma Mater true to thee .

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