Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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f- 'i .,J if 1'- -.1 . by 3-x Iv Q 1 ' a ,Cf 4 qw-fe. f X President Vlee President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at arms President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at arms President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at arms Class Adviser Ollzcezs 1 9 36 Harold XX esterman Corwin Arnold Vlargaret Anderson Ruth l-larrls Carl Pichler Ofncers 1934 Robert Brion Aryis Chalmers Hal Marshall Jean Smith Carolyn Thompson Officers 1 Q3 5 Harold Westerman Alan Rorick Ruth Harris lillian Becker Sam Beal Nliss Opal Hendrle kson E HAVI: experienced three years together three years which vye consider very eventful and profitable The first important event occurred in September 1933 when as timid freshmen we entered upon our Hrst year Our members were active in athletics music and other actiyities howey er dramatlcs and sports Vw hen y e became seniors we achiey ed our greatest suceess in extra eurricular aetisities Our broadcasting choir uill long be remembered is will the madrigal group The band and orehestra yy hose members are largely from our class haw yy on considerable recognition in state and national contests ln public speaking and debating vie haye excelled and also in declamation oratorieil and extempor aneous contests The football basketball and baseball teams which are largely composed ot members of our class haye done yn ell XVe feel proud to lease behind us this excellent reeord and ue heartily hope thitAdr1an High Qehool may fare is ell in the years to eome s ' Vs , 7 Q . I 'H I D I 5 4' . l 1 I B I ' 1 ' s Q m 1 im s 1 vm 1 w v x vu ' y I 5 J Y 'l Y' V V7 ' ! I l l I ' ' 5 I 7. '1 ' x v3 . During our junior year we displayed more- enthusiasm for music, journalism, 7 1 vs 1 1-s I A- s 'svn s e As.--A s ,A ' 0 - ' v' ' s - I i rl u s -, s ' S A ' L K s ' 11 vs s Y 1 X ' 1 i I i-L s , I T 3 x V1 ! Vl I i 4 V 1 V1 I 5 Vl ' 1

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