Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades - Mechanic Yearbook (Media, PA)

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After we returned from our summer vacation, we looked forward to the always-welcome privilege of late leave. It is when we got late leave that we felt the importance of being a senior. After being good for a certain period we were granted this privilege on September 12, IQO8. During the football season we were gratified with the showing our team made on the gridiron, thereby enjoying a most successful season. Un january 16, 1909, we were granted the privilege of getting a request every two weeks, which was appreciated by all. In connection with sports our interest was centered in basket ball, contributing several of our members to the teams, and they very materially helped towards making the season a successful one. During the inter-class games which occurred later in the season we held our own against the lower classes. We received many interesting and instructive lectures during our sojourn at Willie which were enjoyed by us all. They were given through the kindness of President shfigiey. I And now we are through. Shall we ever forget the many friends we have made and the memories of the pleasures we have had during our stay at William- son! I feel sure that we as a class have left behind us a record-such a record that in referring to it in after life, we may never feel ashamed of it. My dear classmates, I have done my best in presenting this history. Although I might not have been successful in giving all the important incidents that oc- curred during our stay here, yet I sincerely hope that success, which we all long for, will be acquired by us in its fullest measure. WALTER S. FREED, H ist01'17a1fL. 1 x ' Mi 05471-J,vfN X XX fx xx xx Rfb ww-4.15 V- 5 so 4 fr' 'Z 'E 'lcffuisg 969+ sa? -TSE' 1- 3 YQ , 51531554 ua iff.: P Qx M4 WX 0' x All .. s. 21

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