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Fowler Roberts Lopuson Widmer Andrus Stan ford Seimiioar History AS THE pages of the play, A History of the Class of '34, come' from the press, we look into the past and read the epic tale of those valiant heroes and charming heroines. The first act reveals that this organization entered Central and Madison Junior High Schools in September, 1930. Here we laid a solid foundation for our ascent into later prominence in high school affairs. The second act finds the two groups combined into one society, the sophomore class. The important characters in this act were the officers: Jim Davis, president: Bruce Fowler, vice-president: Roberta Bennett, secretary-treasurerg Bob Potts, representative to the student council. At this time the seniors and juniors soon began to take notice of this enterprising class. Jim Davis, Bruce Fowler, George Blanchard, and Jack Arthur represented us in athletics. Martha Bibb, Blanche McClellan, Irene Kenagy, Elaine Chandler, and Mary Louise Olliver were the actresses. Sidney Burt, Ralph Senders, Morris Dowd, Dick Morgan, and Woodrow Truax were the members of the band. The third act narrates the thrilling adventure of being juniors. George Blanchard headed the cast for the year with Bruce Fowler as understudy. Jack Arthur was prompter and financial man: Clinton Stenberg was press agent in the student council. From the very first we won honors in debate and athletics, and were outstanding in band and glee club. This was only in preparation for the great year to come. The fourth, last, and greatest act started with a bang when Bruce Fowler was elected president. His able assistants were Francis Roberts, vice-president: Dick Lopuson, secretary: Marie Widmer, treasurer. George Andrus was student body representative. Most of the club oiiicers were seniors, and the organizations largely were composed of seniors. In the dramatic field senior girls carried impor- tant roles. The senior play, Daddy Longlegs, was presented by a talented cast in the same inimitable manner characteristic of everything this class has done. This production proved a fitting close to a most successful high school career. llll ill on 3a 45 o-P 'sw . 4 , T il T ii, Qi il, ill P age 9
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