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SENIOR CLASS About to embark upon the final road ol gradua¬ tion, the Senior Class of 19-13 looks in retrospect ' upon its four years of high school and seriously con¬ siders its place in the troubled world ahead. , As the freshman group of 1939-10, ihc class started its high school career under the capable leadership of Mr. John E. Shanklin. sponsor; Jack I lein, president: Pat Kennedy, vice president; Betty Sparks, secretary: and Robert Conklin, treasurer. As its first successlul social undertaking the class pre¬ sented A Springtime Dance. Led by Dick Eggers. president; Ray Molson, vice president; Lorraine Boness, secretary; and I om Cou- lis. treasurer, in its sophomore year, the class began the second phase of its high school career. As their contribution to the social whirl, the sophomores of 19-40-41 presented the novel and exciting Mexicana.” During its junior year the class was led by I larry Sinolen. president; Lawrence Girman. vice president: Margaret Dubeck, secretary; and Edward Matusko, treasurer. The dramatically inclined students ol the class presented a humorous performance, Ever Since Eve, as their junior play, which proved to be highly successful. Nearing the climax of its, third year, the ( lass presented the annual junior-senior prom, entitled Black-Out. in accordance with world allairs. Taking over the responsibility d leadership in the school and beginning their final year, class mem¬ bers were guided by Adeje Kaplan, president: I lelmut Becker, vice president: Lydia Kotarski, secretary: and James Pappas, treasurer. Edward Matusko was elected president of the student governing body, the Student Council. Climaxing its social contributions to the school, the Class ol 43 presented the successful patriotic play, The American Way. and An Old- iashioned C hristmas Dance. Graduation exercises brought to a successlul climax the seniors lour years at ( lark. I he Senior Class of 1943 will face the war-tom world ol today with a firm determination to do its best work, regard¬ less of difficulties. And if the high school career ol this class is an example ol its hU.ure. ' the world will be proud to welcome this group.ol ybung men and women into its midst. V- . Left to right: Mr. Jolin Shanklin. sponsor; Arlelc Kaplan, president: .lames Pappas, treasurer. I.ydla Kotarski. secretary: Helmut Becker, vice-president.
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