Hemlock High School - Huskie Yearbook (Hemlock, MI)

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Junior Class Notes Class Motto: No Victory Without Labor. Class Flower: American Beauty Rose. Class Colors: Maroon and Gold. Class Officers Loretta Bremer .......................... President Emma Doerr.......................... Vice President Zeta Thomas.............................. Secretary Opal Bradford ........................... Treasurer Miss G. Baxter....................... Class Advisor The Junior class was organized September 17. We have had a very successful year and hope the class of 1925 will be the largest to have graduated from H. H. S. We have had two class parties, one at the school October 5, and a sleigh ride to the Pangborn Brothers’ home February 2. A good time was reported by all. Four of the Junior boys played on the first basket ball team, and two girls on the girls’ first team. Emma Doerr Ervin Ault Loretta Bremer Hilda Fiting Alvina Zabel Opal Bradford Thelma Thomas Class Roll Zeta Thomas Gladys Turner Eugene Erskine Flossie Desonia Hilda Dittman Clarence Hingston Henry Pangborn Loring Pangborn Herman Rick Minnie Turbin Myrtle Smith Merton Slick David Anger Wilbert Goodman 53ETA THOMAS.

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Chapter IV. (Seniors) And then we were Seniors and embarked upon the final stage of our voyage. Though literally swamped with work we found time to enter into various undertakings for money and fun. Early in the year we bought our class rings, we being the first class to have ones adopted by the entire high school as a school ring. Our money for graduation was raised by two well attended Coffees and a play, “Cranberry Cor- ners,” which was very successfully presented at three different times, twice at Hemlock and once at Freeland. Our school parties contributed their share of fun. Our officers were: President ...................... Beulah Beamish Vice President..................Carrie Trombley Secretary and Treasurer ............. Edna Fiting When we think of parting we begin to realize how happy we have been in these four years of work and play, and how dear we have grown to each other. But we are comforted since we know that as the years roll on the class of 1924 will be remembered as one of the finest of dear old Hemlock High School. EDNA FITING.

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Sophomore Class Notes Class Motto: Climb tho’ the rocks be rugged. Class Flower: Rose. Class Colors: Silver and Scarlet. Class Officers Clarence Fiting .. Carmon Alderton Douglas Clason .. Eugene Holt .... Mr. Clark ...... ..... President Vice President .... Secretary .... Treasurer . Class Advisor The Sophomore class proved to be a very efficient class. Douglas Clason, Eugene Holt and Dale Mitte were the athletes of our class. We successfully entertained the assembly several times. Six boys of our class presented a debate at Parent-teachers’ meeting. The subject was: Resolved; that a technical education is preferable to a general educa- tion. The negative was successful in winning the debate. Four members of our class were members of the staff; Clarence Fiting, Douglas Clason, Clara Hingston, and Carmon Alderton. Class Roll Caroline Bruse Clarence Bruse Theodore Doyle Frieda Rauchholz Eugene Holt Hulda Wardin Anna Watson Dale Mitte Margaret Roggow Clara Hingston Carmon Alderton Harold Tessin Nina Tessin Douglas Clason Clarence Fiting CARMON ALDERTON (Reporter)