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CILIEISS, (Ol) S40 Vice-President MARY FRANCES DAWLEY President WILLIAM ZIEMAN SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The senior executive council aims to conduct the business of a large class with a smaller but completely representative group. The council consists of the four class officers and one elected representative from each home room. The council has rapidly, efficiently, and successfully carried on the busi- ness of the class this year. Members, besides the class officers, include: Gerry Aitken, Courtland Davis, Jr., Virginia Hart, Frances Kling, Lucille Mer- curo, Bruce Wimer, Bill Ricketts, Frank Daly, Marion McDonough, and Charles Proctor. 12
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ClieSe Ob 1940 Secretary DOROTHY CARTWRIGHT Treasurer CLARA STANFIELD CLASS OF 40 -- SENIOR YEAR IN REVIEW With the ringing of the 8:30 bell September 6, the class of 1940 entered upon its senior year with mingled feelings of joy and determination—glad to be back with friends and resolved to make this, the last year, the best ever. Its first task was to offset the shortage in last year’s funds. Thus chai- lenged, the class put its shoulder to the wheel and was able to compensate fully the loss by selling Christmas cards. Adelaide Stiglitz walked off with first prize honors by selling 22 boxes. Their financial obligation fulfilled, the class turned its thoughts to a lighter vein, when the class celebrated its annual banquet, March 21, with Lou Gid- ding and Kay Finn as co-chairmen, and Marjorie Stryker as chief decorator. On March 16, Patricia Martin and John Curran headed the cast in the rollicking comedy of high school adventure, “What a Life!” The play was a tremendous success, being repeated two weeks later for the benefit of charity. The final Milestone deadline, May 3, drew attention to the fact that high school days would soon be over. After a truly successful senior prom, managed by Roger Evans, on the evening of June 7, the class of ‘40 prepared for the grand finale of its P.H.S. career—commencement, June 20. [13]
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