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- .- DOISC l'1I3l'l school COUYICI' Forney, M auhews The Class of Thirty-one Harriet, satisfied now?-Whatcha mean, hon?fWhat do I mean, imagine that, I mean being a senior-Oh, that! I realize that it took you long enough to be a senior. Never mind, the first six years are always the hardest-I sup- pose I'm to take my hair down and weep-Aw, shuddup. Say, was I embar- rassed! Talk about a fluffy duck with pink spots and a green tail! I thought I'd die when my relations asked me the history of our class, and I didn't know it-They didn't think you. would, did they?-Well, since you're so good, perhaps you can tell me-Well, I says to Hoover, Now, Herb, I says to him: We came in the big building of learning in 1927 with Elinor Lucas, president, Dick For- ney, vice-president, and Bob McKaig, treasurer, Harriet Hitchcock and Effie Reynolds went to the Student Council-Aha, a faint glimmering of recollection bursts forth. Remember that Frosh Frolic? It was my first date, I was scared to death. It was a snitzy dance-Now in our second year, Elinor was president again, boy, did that girl rate! Maxine Austin was vice-president, John Ireton secretary, and Phil Falk treasurer. Dick Forney and Bill Ash went to the Student Council-In our junior year it was a riot-Maxine Austin was presi- dent, Bob Clark vice-president, Marvin Knox secretary, and Pon Miller treas- urer. Dick Forney and John Ireton got out of all the advisory periods to go to the Student Council-Yeah, in the meantime we had some good debates-Yes, and in the meantime, will you shuddup and stop interrupting me?-Oke, but don't forget the Prom-That was the first date I had with you, how could I for- get? All we did was argue-You're crazy, you're the one who argued-You sneak-Well, clam down, and talk about our senior year-Dick Forney is president. He's held a class oflice every, year. I-Ie's been a member of the Dramatic and French Clubs for two years, was in The Way of Youthf' was president of the Hi-Y for two years, and was always an honor student-He was Page 26 I . - -i
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