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Senior Class Officers
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Senior Class Officers Charles Shebbeare Lakeman. Katharine Wilson Laurence Elwell .. Foster Yawger . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer The Class Honor Roll Mildred Lewis Benedict Gladys Bowen Florence M. Chittenden Helen Louise Crittenden Esther Heinrich Mary G. Hersl ey Grace C. Howell Madelyn Keith Marion Milligan '• Katharine Russell Thelma Lucile Sager Mildred Schultz Lucy Boardman Smith Grace H. Tobey Florence Ruth Van Hoesen Ruth Vianco Gilbert Ault Clyde Page Brockett John Howard Robert Thomas Horace Franklyn Webb, Jr. Commencement Program Senior Day, J une 11. Gass Picnic, June 19. .. Class Day; June 21... Commencement Exercises, June 22. .Harold Glasser, Chairman .Robert Winchell, Chairman .Helen Spencer, Chairman Commencement Speakers Our Ideals .. . Marion Milligan The Home Girl .. Madelyn Keith The Navy .Horace Franklyn Webb, Jr. Moonshine in Pennsylvania . . ,. .Lucy B. Smith American Peace .. ...John Howard Commitee of Award Joseph P. O’Hern 19
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Senior Class Poem The busy years have passed with winged hours, Within thy stately halls, Oh School of ours; It seems but yesterday we entered here, As freshmen small with timidness and fear. . Our giggling way we took, but looked in awe Upon the graceful seniors, whom we saw As beings of perfection, tho, iwis, The Faculty in turn did not think this. Our second year, long looked for, came and passed, And then our junior year, alas, too fast Was gone, and we were Seniors. Yet it seems Those years have sped with swiftness like our dreams. How many joys there were in those four years! Our teams, the victories they won: the cheers; The shouts of pride in our triumphal hour, When our debaters showed their skill and power. And all the other things we liked so well, All these are o’er, tho it were sad to tell— Now must we leave thee, Oh West High, to climb Still higher up the ladder steep of time. We should not sorrow for the days gone by, For we will keep thee in our hearts, West High, And hold thy standards, too, and strive to be What sons and daughters of this School should be. Farewell, the road is leading straight before, The mountain slopes are gay, all purpled o’er; Above, cloud-courted, the white shines, Where each at last in joy. his care resigns. •4
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