Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI)

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Juniors . . Class of 1947 Page 28 English ll fupper left? The beat oeat, beat c the pencil marks off the number cf unzts in the scoop headline. Spanish l - Muchachos and muchafhas learn the South American way. Chemistry ll 'Nhy all 1 s anis? Could it be they are working rr e exp.ofL'.'e7 Two down-e two to go, and the jun- iors are off on a breath-taking year. English again, and American history are required this term. luniors de- cipher those curligues that are short- hand, mix mysterious potions in chemistry, and have a fling at the drama. They may take geometry cr bookkeeping, homemaking or draft- ingg sing in chorus or glee clubg or keep up the good work in band. Besides the class requirements, ,uniors always manage to act as Honorary Rotarians and lunior Ush- ers, to put out the Neshotah News dur- ing the second semester, to fill up the ranks in sports, and to sponsor the Fall Ball. There is also the junior class play and the fine junior group in Dramatics club. This year is said to be the hardest, but the juniors always come through with flying colors. Now it's three downrfone to got

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