Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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0' ff oc km Classes The travelers who went to California in 4 traveled in ur groups. Those who t hate already attained their gold ' struggle. These nu gets a are the seniors whose dip or they have earned the greatest of all wealths, the wealth 0 education. 1 The next set of travelers is the juniors ' who are encountering only some of the l hardships to he suffered while striving for I their goal. lf The third group is the sophomores, who N as yet have 'inet only a few of the obstacles l to be met on this rugged journey for knowl- edge. Last, but not least, are the freshmen, -who have just completed one year of their jour- lso, like all the rest of the knowledge ney, but who, a agree that the wealth of ' ter than the wealth classes, and education is far grea of gold. 9 ' ' ' fo left firs 'f f g , fter four years V V t 7 , ' l nas prove that

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aff- .N y g ' ofziie W3 e lofi .. Freshmen Class History This year's freshman class entered high school enthusiastically look- ing forward to their first year. For the first few Weeks the annex buzzed with chatter and was a scene of confusion with everyone asking every- one else where 5 A or the home ec room was. These frosh are just a bit more ambitious than most. They started out the year getting acquainted with a picnic at Daniels Park. They have their own newspaper, The Flaslaliglal, and they have a representation of 15 members in the Scholarship Club. Outstanding intellectual ability has been displayed by George Walker. Lee Davis was elected class chairman and Jack Temple vice-chairman. 10