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With united effort the class presented its first social fling, ' Valentine Dance,” on February 7. Novel advertisements and decora¬ tions proved that this was a go-getting class. Over 350 persons attended, and approximately sixty dollars was netted. Committees for the dance were headed by the following: Barbara Argus, publicity and tickets; George French, decorations; and John Skiba, refresh¬ ments. Innovation of a guidance program by Mr. Griffin resulted in an evening meeting in May, 1941, which was attended by students, parents, and teachers. Extra-curricular activities were not forgotten by the energetic members of the class. The music department attracted many, and the band, orchestra, and various choral groups made room for the fresh- (Continued) h-ge Twelve
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Senior Class After four years of outstanding achievements, the Senior Class of 1944 looks in retrospect as fond memories of high school days flash by. Starting as freshmen under the courageous and devoted leader¬ ship of Mr. Joseph W. Griffin, the class elected as officers Donald Cadwell, president; Alice French, vice president; Janet Atchison, secretary; and Roger Moore, treasurer. Rules of eligibility were laid down at the first class meeting. The freshmen voted that no member of the class of ’44 could hold an office unless he maintained a C” average in scholarship. The class was determined to shed the cloak of green little freshics” that envelops every Freshman Class. Therefore, it initiated the get acquainted” parties, and the two held early in the year proved to be great successes. During the school year a pantomine given by players from the Earlham College was sponsored by the class. (Continued) Page Eleven
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