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CLASS COMMITTEES Allen Markey PHOTOS CANDY COMMITTEE ..........Chairman Clayton Voss...........Chairman SNAPSHOTS James Cooper............Chairman Allen Markey CLASS SONG Beatrice Moore...................Chairman CLASS WILL Ella Schneideman............Chairman Marian Williston JOKES Frank Skinner .............Chairman Felix Stasinski CLASS PROPHECY Ernestine Perry ........ Chairman Kenneth Chanel QUOTATIONS Ituth Hutton.............Chairman Marvel Higgs Billy Brownson Russell Ballard Doris Hawkins ALUMNIGRAMS Sylvia Miller......Chairman SENIOR PLAY Miss Julia Beese, Mr. Henry Klingbeil. Mr. G. A. Omans, Theodora Gregory, Kenneth Chanel, James F. Bailey. CLASS HISTORY Edna Slachcikoiski...............Chairman RINGS AND PINS Thocdora Gregory ......... Chairman SENIOR PROM Ruth Williamson . .. General Chairman Margaret White............Decorations Jack Vallender ................ Music Ella Schneidemann ........... Program Sofia Vanderbilt........ Refreshments Frank Skinner ..........Advertisement INVITATIONS Virgil LaPorte........Chairman LITERARY Marion Youngs.......Chairman SENIOR PARTIES (Post-Basketball Game Dances) Beatrice Moore .... General Chairman William Brownson ................Music William Pilditch ..............Tickets Edith Hall.................Advertising Marvel Higgs............Chaperon Kenneth Chanel Page 11
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« VALEDICTORY We. the Senior class of 1927, have come to the point in our lives which marks not only the end of our preparatory training, but also the commencement of our work in the world. Some of us will go on with our education. Others will go out into the business world to earn their own bread. But whatever course we choose, we must remember that the successes which we make depend largely on the successes which we have made in our high school training. Our school, our city, our state, and our country, have done everything in their power to train us as young men and women that will be a credit to our nation. God has blessed us by giving us the best country in the world. We live in the land of opportunity,, and w’e cannot fail unless wfe deliberately try to do so. Our state has helped us by forming one of the best school systems in the United States. The citizens of Bay City have encouraged and aided us by building a school which is second to none in the country. And in this school through contact with the faculty and the students we have received training in character and encouragement towards high scholarship which is indispensable to our success. As the years fly by, opportunities become more and more numerous. But, as these opportunities increase, responsibilities become greater and heavier. What equipment, mentally, physically and spiritually have we acquired to meet these heavy responsibilities? Have we found out some of the things that are necessary to meet the problems of life? Have we prepared ourselves to go out into the world and face temptations that will confront us and try to ruin us? Yes, wre have if we have trained our minds through hard study; if wre have developed staunch and strong characters. Scholarship does not mean merely high grades in school, although high grades may indicate high scholarship; but it means much more: it means the ability to do proficient work in any task that we might undertake. If wTe have attained this power we cannot possibly fail, for we then have acquired a habit w'hich we cannot readily rid ourselves of, a habit which will become stronger as the years go by, a habit of self-ccnflence, of industry, of concentration, and of forwardness. This habit, if wre may call it such, will take us over many obstacles and bring us to our goal better equipped to do the w'ork wrhich our Maker has intended for us. Scholarship also helps to form character, for the latter somewhat depends upon knowledge acquired. If scholarship helps us to form good strong characters, it is f's»«e 12
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