SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
S.A.Ruth - president               Boole Powell - vice-president
Claudia Major - secretary         Eugene Myers - boys treasurer
Nancy Codd - girls treasurer      Margaret Humphlett - SCA Rep
FRESHMEN
SCARED-everything strange-where's Room 118? Â Looking for it on third floor. Â Why's that man with the hat on blowing that noisy whistle so much? Sophs trying to sell you seats in the auditorium-not buying one-'eut wonÂdering if you should. Â Why doesn't this locker open? Â Reprimanded for coming late to class-how co~d you help it? Â Finding out, surprisingly enough-that the room numbers are arranged systematically. Â Why did they seem so mixed up before? Why doesn't he stop blowing that whistle? Â Hurrying-going-where? Â Referring to schedule card. Â Bringing wrong book to class-back for the right one. Â Ten hours for masticating the viscid sap of a South American eucalyptus tree.
SOPHOMORES
Back to the front-not being called Rats any more. Â Teasing the new batch of Froshies-joining societies. Â Biology-looking for butterflies. Â Is that a Virginia creeper or a sycamore leaf? Â That "superior feeling"-when teaching a History I class. Â Gosh, how do they get so dumb - Our class couldn't have been that dumb-when we came up here! Â Some of the girls are waitresses at the Junior-Senior. Â Golly! the year passed quick-we're - ready Juniors!
JUNIORS
Ho-hum-back to the going-usual routine-trying to fix up schedules-not getting into any class you like. Â Well-they'll do. Â Had better work-chance for Honor Roll. Winning in boys' and girls' intramural athletics-winning in literary activities. Â Elections for next year's officers-Seniors to be put up, of course. Â Lots of excitement. Â Giving Seniors a banquet-keeping up school traditions. Â June-worn out by exams-reviving little on learning that you're a Senior.
SENIORS
Finding it hard to be dignified-but-worth it. Â Rats stare. Â Directing them-condescending to answer their own questions. Â Varsity doing well-winning football cup from Maury. Â Honors in literary field received by Wilson Seniors. Â Rings and pins. Â Baby Day-dignity sleeps awhile. Â Final essays-what to write on! Â Honor Roll announced. Â Stunt Night-big success. Â Caps and gowns arrive-graduation soon-Baccalaureate-diplomas-graduated! Â How did four years pass so quickly? College-or post-graduate course? Â What did he say ?-going out into the world-fighting our way to Success-reaching the goal. Â School days finished-life beginning. What a grand and glorious feeling!
ROSA MARKMAN
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