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The Qlliiennlnan T TT FIRST ROW lleft to rightlflsaac Weaver, Lyle Jontry, Richard Dorman, VValter Jontry, Frank Meyer. SECOND ROW-Ferne Oyer, Lui-ille McFarland, Verna Stoller, Dorothy Phillips, Helen Tobin, Julia Yrooman, Eva Hester, Verlie Henline, Mary Jean. THIRD RQWV--Berniee Harms, Virg.:'inia Str-elsl, Frieda Hulinpr, Mr. Stephens, Miss Holman, Ullie Ross, Evelyn Lee, Hazel Augspnrzxer, IHSTORY OF THE CLASS OF 31 DRE.-XMTLY watched the light spread over the earth. It brought memories of those freslnnen days when a little light came creeping into our brains of the immensity of our life and all we must learn before we should be prepared for our life work. l recalled Dorothy Phillips who had been a faithful leader. Those gay parties, l,Hallowe'enj came flitting through my mind. My heart ached for those good old freslnnen days. NVhat had become of my classmates? Then through the dim shadows of the past, came the memory of those who had left our ranks. That was the year Frank Meyer won his letter in football. How proud we had been that one of our members had won a letter when a Freshman! Then julia Vrooman. that gay, happy leader, came into my reveries. She had led us faithfully through that second semester. As the sun peepecl over the mountain peak and the dark curtain of night was lifted, showing a deep-rose mist. my memories drifted to those days when we were sophomores. Ferne Oyer had led us through the first semester. That was the year we had won the third prize on our float. Two members had joined our ranks that year, Isaac Wleaver and Frederick Shaer. Also two had left us. Wfoodrow Spaid and l'auline Vlfiser. Those happy. carefree parties! Oh! what fun we had! Verna Stoller guided us through part of that year. Many of our members took active parts in the band, orchestra, chorus, and other activities. lVe had not been a dull class. Page thirty r ,gg H? 1930 g gr Ugg eTm