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Wloo's Who In Our Town . Bob Kelly, Vice-Pres., jack Lyons, Pres., Rosemary Reilly, Treas., Lois Murch, Sec. The Senior Class There are the 400, who, we think, are some of the slickest chicks and smoothies in captivity. Out of the original number that composed their group they have sent a large percentage to win the battle so that Our Town may live. Be- fore graduation even more of the fellows will enlist in the Navy, or their 18th birthday 'will roll around and the draft will take its toll. One morning in October the 400 voted for oflicers. Jack Lyons, Bob Kelly, Lois.Mutch, and Rosemary Reilly came out ahead and immediate- ly stepped into office Cconsequently they had their names added to the Who's Who in Our Town.j Although the class limped into the Senior year with a total of sixty cents in the treasury, the Einsteins and Morganthaus have contributed their genius and lo and behold-with the aid of the successful businessmen, entertainers, and bargainers of the class, this situation is now remedied. The Candle Lite Ball was held on December 28, in the Stadium, the dance floor of which was if Page Twcnfj-Four
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decorated with giant candles. The citizens were duly impressed with the atmosphere heightened by the syncopation of Charlie Tremain and his Orchestra. The 400 must have been born with four-leaf clovers pinned to their lapels, for whatever they tried seemed to be a success. The magazine sales helped swell the treasury to a sum that could not be called chicken feed! Eloise Hall should be given special credit as she sold the most maga- zines. In April soon after Easter, Spring Green had its opening night. The play was a comedy fis tue zvere about the high school crowd, the man-power shortage, the servant problem, and, of course, romance. Injune our oldest citizens will retire from their active role in Civic Affairs. Most of them go with sadness, remembering the fun they had hatching up mischievous ideas like A'Tom Mc- Andrew Week! The buzz of a bell will no longer mean the end of class. The perfume hydrogen sulfide floating through the corridor and the bang of Mr. Stasch's experiments will be only fond memories. . 1939 Page Twmg-fre
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