Westerville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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if - .Q -6- Ext IQIOIIIOIOIOICICIIIIIIIBl0lDI0lQlllOl.lClClCI.li ' l' ICICIOIOIIIOIOIIIUIOIOIOIUIUIOIDIDIDIOIDIOIDIOIDIOI I HE - 1934 - SEARCHLIGH SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 'O' 1. THE BEGINNING: In 1922 a group of explorers started out to discover what this thing-School-was all about. This little band of Pilgrims studied hard and after they had mastered the first steps of progress, they moved on to conquer more. 2. CoMPLIcATIoNs: When the third rung in the ladder of success had been reached, the class began to be envious of their superiors on the top floor of the red schoolhouse. So they studied especially hard and mastered such difficult things as the multiplication table and historical facts like when Columbus crossed the ocean. 3. PARADISE GAINED'AND LosT: At last! The hopes of the dauntless explorers were fulfilled. They had reached the top fioor. But to their dismay they were not even recognized by the sixth graders and were only given a nod now and then from a Fifth grader. There was only one thing to do-become a sixth grader. This was not at all hard with the help of the patient teachers who used all their skill to cram knowledge into each student's cranium. 4. SPARE TIME: The time of the students was by no means taken up entirely by studies. They believed in playing also. They took up such exciting pastimes as shoot- ing paper wads, throwing erasers and eating jelly beans in school. 5. ATHLETES2 The class developed some great athletes in this period of life. Doro- thy DeWitt became very accomplished in the feat of climbing a tall pole on the play- ground with only the aid of her hands, Jean Plott could jump the rope at the stu- pendous rate of three jumps per minute and Richard Needham could swing to the swing's limit and then jump out and land on his-head. ' 6. A SPLIT IN THE PARTIES: About this time, the women of the class split into two groups. The first group was made up of those who admired Paul Freeman Qfrom a distance, and the rest of the fair sex simply adored Paul Kinsel. The reason for the attitude of the women toward Freeman was f'He was a handsome brute. The reasons the opposite party stated for preferring Kinsel were: He carried juicy fruit chewing gum and teddy-bear lollipops Cwhich were all the rage then! at all times and he had it , An unfriendly attitude was caused by this political movement and it was a com- mon sight to see a person of one party actually snub a member of the other party on the street. 7. SIXTH GRADE ATTAINED: One day they reached the sixth grade and learned all about Europe from Miss Moses. The sixth grade teachers also gave them some help- ful hints on f'How to Act When You Reach the High School Building . Soon each scholar had a feverish desire to become a seventh grader, although he had no idea what it would be like. 27