Wheelersburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wheelersburg, OH)

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Some 6'Sense and Some uNonsense As a student body, we are very closely connected, in fact, so closely con- nected that when we shake hands, the thrill of the momentary touch brings to us a longing' for something of unlimited strength by which we might bind ourselves together for a life's companionship. - A bit of humor always tends to arouse the laughing spirit, and for that reason we have placed our photographs in this part of the book. lt is quite customary for the Seniors to be ignorant, but in no case what- ever are the lower classes allowed to express that as their opinion of us. Yes! not long ago one of our Senior girls hit a Soph in the eye with the corner of a hymn book and put it out. I-I mean it put his eye out. Such are the daily occurrences, and life goes on, but we sit very still whenever a teacher is spied on the coast. Teachers are all right in their places, but the Lord knows they get out of their places. Of course we're not much afraid of them, but really, and I wouldn't lie if I could, I've seen those green Freshies tremble like a leaf in a hail storm, all the time, expecting to be hit, and almost glad when the storm has passed and they escape uninjured from the dreadful look of 'AThe Faculty. The Sophs are recovering slightly after the first year of tantalizing agony. They have now learned to stare at everything but their books, and of course they cannot look too hard at a Senior. After two years' worry, loss of sleep, and dodging, the Juniors yet realize the fact that the Seniors are their superiors. Of the three classes, we asso- ciate mostly with them, for the simple reason that they are blind-folded to our cause in associating with them, and although it affords us some embar- rassment, we are rewarded by watching their actions in society and by tanta- lizing them about their awkward blunders. We may look at our school as a large factory, a vast work of machinery, with each individual as a part of vital importance. We have started up the ladder of success. To fall now would mean death or serious injury to the Juniors, Sophs, and Freshies, who are beneath us. But listen, inferiors, don't always try to reach your object by starting at the bottom, It is too serious a task. Always start on top when you dig a well. The climate at the bottom is unfavorable. For ourselves, we have retained the dignity and superiority of a Senior. We do not wish to dictate to the school, but it is our earnest desire that the Seniors of future years will retain our organizations, and fulfill them to the fullest extent of their extension. May the Juniors ever feel the sarcasm of the Seniors' jokes, the Sopho- mores retain their soft spirit and staring eyes, and let the fountains flow freely, so that each Freshman may be initiated to his school, our school, Old Wheelersburg High. -THE EDITOR.

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