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XN'e entered XX'hite l':ne in lilffli . , . lost hagrush hut ovelwirne this deteat in .im stunt in .fl-i was considered one of the hest. . . . Two members made iirst string athletics. As sophs a darl-1 cloud seemed to he hovering over the class as vxe did not win anv honors bestowed hy stunt judges. Several boys made first string foothall and basketball. l'pperelassmen at lastf The cup of success seemed to over- flow that year as How Fearless llarry Ilolger Saved the Ilome- stead, the expressive title of our stunt, won third place .... many athletes won letters .... The Otis twins were a eonstant dread of Lord Archibald Archi' hald in the Saturday Evening Ghost, a play to be remember- ed for its- entertainment. Enter- ing with competent steps into a dreamland roof garden, we trip- ped the light fantastic under a sky of hlue hm-sprinkled with radiant stars .... Yes, it was the Junior Promenade sponsored hy the varsatile class of 1938. Lollipops, lispings, baby cries were heard and enjoyed at the annual Junior Kid Dance, That year was topped by the Award Day Banquet in which many .luniors were honored . . . the end of a most successful year. After a rest we entered the home stretch of our high school career . . , the football season started with great promise as we defeated the overconfident Vegas team for the second time in our high school life, but our hopes were quenched hy the Falf lon defeat. Seven of the eleven oorlnian, and neklt-y, Advisor '-itient Hase.
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mam strmgers were Semors each of whom recuved letters A dcuded hlt was made wlth Blg Hearted Herbext the class play Outstandmg of the numcxtblc factols whlch made the Scmor class the class of the yeax was the glorlous extrava ganza the Semor Formal Wlth the ald of Chinese lanterns streamers and artlstxc destgns our mgemous committee man aged to create an authentic or lental atmosphere Startlng a tradmonal affair to be followed by classes to come For our stunt w went to the Blue Room of the Luxomberg Cafe whene Guy Lumbago and hls Royal Scandmavlans were broad castmg Fhls stunt was haxled as in outstandmg success by all The last week of school was a busy one for the Seniors thxs year wxth the prom baccalaur eate servlces Award Day and Graduatlon just two days apart John Henrys and Jane Does were scrlbbled unceaslngly mto our dlSfll1CtlV0 annual We hope the classes to come enjoy thenr careers m Whlte Pine Hlgh as we haue We take thls tlme to thank our class advlsors and of flcers who haxe steered us skill fully through a rough sea GX ws l Q' f uf ff f in
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