Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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CARL NELSON President DAL E LAUDENSLAGER Vice - President DOROTHY MATTHES Secretary SENIOR OFFICERS Three years ago the present Senior Class entered the Adrian Senior High School. We chose Mr. Whitney as our class adviser, Treva Every as our president the 'first year, and Carl Nelson as our president during our junior and senior years. Now we have come to the last and most important of these High School years. We Wish to thank Mr. Whitney, and also Carl Nelson, for the time and effort they have expended to make our class a successful one. Soon we will part, each going his own Way. We hope, though, that everyone Will remember the three happy years we have spent together and the classmates Who have made these years What they have been. It is our wish that each and every member of our class will do his best in Whatever Work he may pursue, and so bring honor to the Adrian Senior High School, and to the class of 1938. -Dorothy Matthes

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SENIOR PLAY, HNOTHING BUT THE TRUTH CAST Robert Bennett ,,,,.. .. ,.,7,,7, ,,,,.,, W ALDRON STEWART E. M. Ralston ,,,,.. ,,,,,,,7,,,,7 R OBERT BOWER Doc COIl1'l2llY ,,,,Y.,,Y, LAWRENCE WELLNITZ Clarence VanDusen v,,,, Y,,Y, K ENNETH SCHULTZ Bishop Doran ,,,o,,.o.,, o,o,,,o,,,o, L ours PAYNE Gwendolyn Ralston, ,,.,, ,,,,, B ETTY RHODES Mrs. E. M. Ralston ,oo,,o .w..,,ooo B ETTY ACKER Ethel Clark .,.,,., . ,ttt tt,,,t, P ATRICIA BRYDON Mable Jackson, ,,,.,.. , ,.,,.,,,v,, BETTY SMITH Sable Jackson ,,,,,, ,,..,,,, V IOLA DETRAY Martha ,t,.,t,., .,,,t,. E UNICE PRATT The annual Senior High School play, this year HNothing But The Truth , was presented by selected members of the Senior Class Thursday evening, March 3, in the High School auditorium. Bob Bennett, a young business man, bets his business colleagues ten thousand dollars that he can tell the absolute truth for twenty-four hours. The comedy is centered around this bet. After many amusing complications the plot reaches a satisfactory conclusion with the winning of the bet. Thanks to the excellent direction of Miss Breese, and to the fine cooperation of the cast and various committees, the play proved a great success, and one of the best in years.