Washington County High School - Sejusof Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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Class of '28 We're a mighty hbunchl' of Freshmen Of this wondrous '28 And we aim to be much greater Than the classes here of late. Yes, the Seniors can't be beat With their pride and self conceit, But they must remember now We advance as they retreat. When the Juniors see us HFreshies On the street or anywhere, They have just heaps of fun But why should Freshies'l care? The l'Sophs are just as bad With their laughter and their scorn, But with this we're even glad And never seem forelorn. The world is all against us And we can't figure out just why, To everyone we seem so funny Sometimes we laugh, again we almost cry We get into their class rooms And 'only by mistake, To exceed that awful scorn 'Twould take a giant earth quake. Why that guy's just n. little t'Freshie We hear the upper classmen say, Oh boy! If ever I grow up There'll be an awful tight some day. But even if weire Freshiesl' We'll show you how we try, If you'll just give us the chance, We, too, will be Seniors by and by. Sixty-two . l

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Broadway Athletic Association President, ...... . . . ..jo SPIELMAN Svcrvlary ....... C,vrr1izR1N1s Vice-President. .,.. ,RIABEL GRUBER Treasurer .... . . .MARTHA M 1 EVVIS KER The Athletic Association of Broadway 'Hi has had a most successful year. Broadway's only two forms of athletics-Volley Ball and Bask have been well supported this year by the Association, the membership been increased one hundred per cent during the year. Spring Activities will begin soon, and we feel sure that they will be ported as well as the afore mentioned athletics. Fine spirit has been shown throughout the year, the fans having ed cheering squads, which added lots of l'pep to the games. It is the sincere hope of the outgoing class. that athletics will hold 1-1 prominent place in Broadway 'fHi in the coming years than it has ever before. Sixty-four tball, aving sup- form- more done