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President ............... ,.,..,, W ally Frank Vice President ....,, ,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,, L ee Strait Secretary .......................................................,.. Murial Frost Adviser ......,.......................,....................... Mr. R. E. Renne DURING its last year at N. U. H. S., the senior class was under the leadership of Wally Frank. The boys of the class were well represented on both the football and basketball teams, most of the seniors making the first teams. Interclass basketball for the boys and girls was not overlooked by this class, and the minor sports, such as ping-pong and volleyball were well supported by the seniors. A senior pep assembly was presented, November 20, with a skit en- titled School Days. The debate teams, including the varsity and interclass teams, con- sisted of three senior girls and one boy. The class again sponsored the intra-mural debate tournament. Other activities and organizations of the school were supported by the class. The annual Christmas program was given for the student body by the seniors, when Santa Claus presented the presidents of all organizations of the school with appropriate gifts. Alice Grimes, a senior, was chosen to reign over the festivities of the school carnival held in December. Elma Juntunen was voted the most outstanding senior girl and re- ceived the D. A. R. medal. The Dixie Melodiers, a traveling negro quartet, were sponsored in a program by the class. In the spring, the senior English classes held a banquet at the high school, as a class project. The senior class play, entitled Growing Pains was presented in the Central school auditorium, April 30 and May 1. At the close of a venturous year, Senior Week occurred the second w eek of May. During this period, the 1937 Chehalem and senior edition of the Echoes were put into circulation. Senior day and the annual class picnic were also celebrated. The three main events for the seniors brought the successful year to a close. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held May 15, Baccalaureate ser- vices were held May 30, and last but not least, the class of '37 received their long-hoped for diplomas, Thursday, June 3, and set forth to master the world.-Muriel Frost. 9
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