Westboro High School - Reflector Yearbook (Westboro, MO)

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half-day vacation. With our motor roaring we flew to Naubonsie Park near Hamburg, and after informing Hook Port theatre of our existence, we concluded that day. Thereafter, we more industriously followed our course. We lost Miss Wylie as our Stabilizer, but gained Mrs. Stalcup during this part of our flight. The flight was continued and again some Of our members took to their parachutes. Those who left us were Robert Honan, Dorothy Robinson, Paul Jaeckel, and Lucille Robinson. However, Agnes Klute joined us and thus helped to counter-balance our losses. We made great progress in this stretch of our flight for we rose to still higher altitude. We did a bit of amateur stunt-flying by pre- senting the traditional Junior play. Our play was entitled WThe Gang's All Here.n We also entertained the Seniors with the cus- tomary Junior-Senior banquet. The last year of our flight was truly one of fair weather flying. After the Holidays, Miss Lewis, our Stabilizer, adorned the third finger of her left hand with a Christmas present. One evening our motors purred into Shenandoah, Iowa where we did some Harm chair travelingn. At the conclusion of this spree, we roared away again into the wide Open spaces. We came down out of the clouds long enough to smile for the photographer and felt well rewarded when we received the proofs. Ace Agnes kindly offered us the use of her home for a landing field in which the entire class gathered to make merry for one evening. At the end of the year our plans needed refueling, so after going through the customary graduation ceremonies we landed in the airport of our Alma Mater. After refueling we climbed into the clouds, each ace to follow his respective career. M.R.!M.H.