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“REFLECTOR” STAFF Editor-in-Chief—Herman Bonitz Associate Editor—Eleanor Woodruff LITERARY DEPARTMENT Jack Feldman Edward Hollender Gladys Valerius Molly De Mattia Virginia Ruhe SCHOOL NEWS Edwin Bancroft Lewis Erber Adele Haitinger Margaret Thienis Harold Brown Helen Dixon Morris Karp PERSONALS Andre Bryere Molly Karp Adrian Van Dorn Donald Collester Ruth Guilfoyle Ruth Smith Manuel Cantor Donald Wellenkamp Fred Laue ART DEPARTMENT Jules Genthon ATHLETICS Alfred Molin Edward Pojedinec CIRCULATION Milton Sutter Joseph Fox BUSINESS Madaline De Mattia Russell Jackson Treasurer—Robert Ritchie Howard Goellner Page Four
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TO MISS JENNETTE HOFFMANN Whose wise guidance and tireless efforts contributed so largely to the success of the “ Reflector ” in the past, we gratefully de- dicate this issue.
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NCE more it has been made possible for us to publish our school paper, the “ Reflector.” Possible is the word to be em- phasized, for, without the hearty support of the student body, this publication would certainly have been impossible. We cannot sufficiently show our appreciation to those of you who have so admirably responded to the call for material by contributing personals, stories and poems. Even though we have not been able to print every contribution, we admire the spirit in which they were submitted. We owe a special word of commendation to the boosters of the “ Reflector Ad Contest,” which was held during the week beginning Jan- uary 9th. The results were most gratifying. True to previous promises, the two individuals and the two classes securing the highest number of advertisements were duly rewarded in assembly. We trust that, in the days to come, our paper may prove to be a true “ Reflector,” by supplying the means through which the departing Seniors may recall old memories of their school life, which terminated on February 1, 1922. We heartily congratulate this class in having so faithfully completed its High School course, but it is, never-the-less, with a feeling of sadness that we see its members leave us. However, in this inevitable farewell, we wish them all the very best success in life, and Godspeed wherever chance may lead them. E. C. W., June, ’22. 8? 8? Can you answer these questions ? Why has our High School been so successful in the past few years? Why have the greater majority of students successfully passed their subjects? Why have dances and other Page Five
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