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our class was becoming even more well known. Esfill WHS Brill our repregcnfetive on the beekerbell Team. We also SCE? w3tlll, Lafl, and nlihi io ygyygggjf Thg Clase on the newly irgcznizted 2,1-Lldgfii gtg,-Lmcil, ln a ehorf time exime wer- upon us, leaving us eomewhar eiunneo and Fevildered, hui we recovered in time to irij merrily away wifh the crowd for our sum- xier vacaficn. After three rontls of recreation in the corn- fields, we returned refher enihrsieeticelly for our Senior year, which we have riqhffully considered The , most importani ysar of all. Lien Koore and pr. Dunigan were our Syoneors, for it was new nocneenry for ue to have as many as possible to settle our disputes. At our class meeting, we chose the following officers: Eetill Devidoon- -------- --Preeideni gorton Snith---------Vice-Presideni Cleo: lee------Secreiirj A Treasurer OUT liiflf nrxker gxllaftly ect forth upon This, our lee? year of high school life. Luther Bailey, Earl Smiih, and Virgin Cannigin Soon lift us and only fourteen reweined to cerry oh. however, we eftended to ihc usual business of ordering rinqs and arranging for Cormencemeni yrccefginge. Perties were nor neg- lected, for we attended fire? the Senior-Junior rarty ii Covmunity Hall. This Wes fillowed by a Hnllmve'en dinner and A Velertine Dey barry in the Howe Lconom- ics roam, where one of our Sponsors, kr. Sunnignn, shocked us by Telling of his engegemenr. The trip to thc McKee High School Senior Play and the entertain- ment provided ue by the Juniors also bring back pleas- ant Lemoyigs, ,The crowning ichicvemeni of The year, Came when we greeenied our Senior Play, Nlhe Drums of Deathu, to a very large crovo. And now ovr High School years are drawing to 3 Close. ns we look back in rerroepection, we cen't help but realize thet they were four happy ones. We gain Consolation in the fact that we will ever be carrying with us happy memories and the ideals which have been instilled in our hearts while attending Annville In- etitute. '43 --Christine Lake.
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Glass Hiftory In tho fall of '29, a troop of twenty-four en- thusiastic freshmen descended upon the campus of Ann- Ville Institute from all directions, frmu the valleys, hills, and lowlands of Jackson and Leo counties. Ji the Friday evening if the first week, We were initiated into the woys of high school life by the up- per classmen at the high school Hhixeru. No pain or embarassment was spared us then. During the progress of the following weeks, we became an organized class with Hooma Uunnigan, Pres- ident, and Miss Wilkens, Sponsor. Our class soon be- gan to make itself known, bein: represented on the varsity baskettall team by Estill Davidson. Almost before we knew it, our freshman year had passed, our greenness had disappefred, and nie sumnnr vacation was over. Our Sophomore year was ahnost a replica of the first. Yet, when we came together, we found, to our regret, thtf our number had decreased to sixteen. lorene Payne was elected president and Liss Larcus was our Sponsor. Then our president failed to return at the beginning of the second semester, Our vice-president, Morgan Powell toik h e r place. Toward the end of our sophomore year, our class made a name for itself, through the presentption of the Play, Hhodernizing Aunt Linnien. During this year we entered nore and more into the activities of the school and the activities of the Class became more varied. Our friendships and pleasures increesed, for we were beginning to know each other better. lhe Institute began to neon more to us, for, ty this time, we were gaining some idea of the nean- ing of its standards. 0 our third year of high school life began under a different circumstance, for we had the supervised study system. Estil Davidson was elected president this year and Mr. Dunigan acted as sponsor. This year xvas marked by two events of importance. AT the begin- ning of the year our class was invited to a party given by the Seniors and toward the close of the year, our class responded by giving the Seniors a picnic.
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