Welch High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Welch, OK)

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CLASS HISTORY In the year of 1913 a class of 16 members was ushered into the study hall This class was des tmed to play an important role in the history of the Welch Hlgh School Oi course we were meek mild tender and green but we overcame all the characterlstics and became accustomed to the senior s superior ways and the sophomores knowing smiles We began our studies with a determination that latel we too should have occasion to look down on the l reshmen with smiles of contempt In the fall of 1914 we entered the High School as Sophomores This prow l to be a wry suc cesstul year for our class despite the fact that we lost several of our members As Juniors we were thirteen three girls and ten boys We were considered studxous yet ready lor anv fun that came our way About the first of March the Seniors displayed their pennant on the wall of the study hall The next morning as the Seniors came into the study hall each one glanced morning the Senior pennant had disappeared Our last stunt of the season was the Junior Senior Banquet at w hich the pennant was pres ented with our compliments to the Senior Class At last came the fall of 1916 the long looked for year of the Seniors Manx things were changed Prof S W Black came as our new Superintendent As there were now only seven members in the gradu iting class Mary Jo Fowler who came here from Tishomlngo recened a he arty w elcome w hen she enrolled as a Senior Our four years of High School work has been very pleasant VM hfuc not only learned many things w hich will help us on the thorny path of life but we haxe welded togcther 1 golden chain of friends which cannot be forgotten In sadness we leaxe our dear old High School but we haxe the glad consciousness of know ing that we leave behind us a blazed trail of achievements which will not be forgotten in the yeals to come. M p T V 1 l 1 y 1 ' .S I I 1 4 ' 7 ' 4 . J ' . ' I v . 1 V- I ' 1 v , Y -1 1 I , V 1' i ' 1 ' . I I V . . ' 'li l YI - rn ' Y . I A , A ' Ln 1 I v V I ' A n ' 1 ' 7 lr . , . . , , y I . - , , K1 I v nw 1 , 4 1 at it with a smile of satisfaction. It was well they did look on it that day, for behold the next A n . . 9 C V l X I V r' A , V. . Y . u - 1 I ' 1 , ' Y 3 D I . v . . V K1 ' 4 1 2 ' w, y , v . 'S ' ' ' y lc V I l V 1 - . K ' L U Y , C v 1 V . D ' 1 1 , , ' . f ' , ' y 2 . ' .' ..