Wellston High School - X Ray Yearbook (Wellston, OH)

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 Senior Class Poem We, the Seniors of twenty-seven, Have, as time’s passed swiftly by, Of our love and true faith given To our dear old Wellston High. “At the foothills climbing’’ Is our motto grave and bold; It has served us well in striving To uphold the Rose and Gold. Our class may be very small, Number us and you will see. But we’ll tell you one and all We’re a powerful “Thirty-three.” We’ve had many good times here, There are many things we’ve learned Tactful, faithful, year by year We our joys have duly earned. Now with sorrow we depart, For ’tis time to say goodbye; We leave you with a saddened heart, Our Alma Mater, Wellston High. —Lawrence Thompson, ’27.

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 W. S. FERGUSON Principal Mr. Ferguson, although new in the position of principal, is fast becoming an able executive. He is a very conscientious worker, who always has at heart the interest of the students. He is ever willing to expend time and energy for anv sc}100i function. The nime we know Mr. Ferguson, the more w«»rVhS eC 1'IU an al)l)rot'iate his real V. G. SCARBERRY Superintendent Mr. Scarberry is a man of unusually pleasing personality. He has very definite ideas of school management and ability to put them to practice. His interest in all school activities, his willingness to help on every occasion, and his friendly, pleasant manner have won for him the esteem and ail-miration of all who know him. We can think of no tribute high enough to pay to Mr. Scarberry. Page Ten