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.'... 5 C4l.9gleRoN 5512601 clvfiafo 'zu ln the year 1932, an outstanding crop of boys and girls entered the - portals of Central High School. Very soon after their entry they or- C ganized their class and began their activities. Bruce Hunt was hon- ored with the presidency, while being ably assisted by Helen Doswell and Mildred Hawkins, vice-president and secretary-treasurer respectively. The Freshman party comprised their main activity for that year, Guided through '33 by Helen Doswell, Ward Beers, and Mildred Hawkins, together with the social council, comprised of Bea Call, Ed Stumpf, Bruce Hunt, Lois Dennis, and Victor Boerger, the affairs of that year were marked by the usual successes of the class of '35. The advisors, Miss Emma Adams and Mr. John Reising aided in making the Reindeer Hop a huge success. Another year passed and, as Juniors, the class chose Ward Beers. pres- identg Bruce Hunt, vice-president, Mildred Hawkins, secy.-treas. These wise choices were assisted by Wilbur Kernen, Bea Call, Cecelia Bolson, Vivian Rider, and Vic Boerger, as social council members, and Miss Eva McKinnie and Mr. Meredith Aldred as class advisors. Their activies in '34 were begun by the Toyland Toddle and superbly climaxed by the junior Prom, honor- ing the Seniors. Bea Call was popular choice for the Prom Queen. But time marches on and already this band of ambitious freshmen have passed on to their Senior year. In this they were efficiently headed by Bob Kutsch, president: Bob Smith, vicepresidentg Lillian Hartman, Secy.-Treas.g and a social council of Vivian Rider, Ceceia Bolson, Jinny Heller, Bea Call, Ed Stumpf, Clara Bente, anrl John Collias. Miss Eva McKinnie and Mr. Robert Wyatt were chosen to help the class of '36 through its last year. The auspic- ious Senior play, Shavings , was followed on February 7th by the Vodvil, stag- ed together with the Caldron staff. As this class nears the last mile, it looks forward with a great deal of pleasure and yet no little regret to the baccalaur- eate, commencement dance, commencement ritual, and awarding of diplomas.
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