Eastern Junior High School - Arrow Yearbook (Pontiac, MI)

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THE ARROW Class Day Program JUNE 20TH, 1927 1. March .......... .............. ........., ,.,,,, ,,,, .,,,,,, M i s s M argaret Doyle 2. Address of Welcome ,,,.,,,,,,,., .,.,,,, ..,,,,,, F e rn Cornfoot 3. Class Dispensary.. ..... .... ..... .......... .................... N o r m an Todd 4. Roses of Picardy ,,..,l. ...,,,.,, ,,,,,..,A ................,.,,....... 1 . . Wood Donald Hutchins A ' 5. Class Prophecy ' i Edwin Ostrander, Erwin Klessig, Walter Lewis, Ralph Travis, Violet Blanchard, Helen Crump, Harriet Day, Gertrude Johnson, and Zella Horton. 6. Lab Beyond the Spanish Main ,'... .. .. ........., Johns tbl My Mammy's Voice . ......... .... ..., ..... L 0 0 mis 9A Chorus ' 7. Class Will ,................... .,,,.,.,,.,,... ,,,,,,.,.., ...,, T h e odore Pearson 8. fab Lullaby .....,,.... .... .......... ......i................ . . ...... .......,.. R 0 g ers tbl Petite Berceuse .......... .. .... .......... . ...... H asselmcms Esther Kovinsky, Harpist 9. Valedictory ..........,........, ......... .....,... ........, ,....... . H e l en Prosser 10. Presentation of Gift., ....... ......,...., . Margaret Sinclair Acceptation of Gift ..... .......... .......... P r in. A. W. Selden 11. Kal Ring Dance .......... ......... ................... . ........ . ....,....,.. G a de Cbb Ariel fVales Scherzol ...,.....,..... ..... .......... D e wnee 'Neil McNally, Pianist A

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THE ARROW 9A Class Roll , Continued from page nine The following people will be transferred to the High School but have not completed all of the required work of the ninth grade Babcock, Myra Baker, Charles Bays, Elmer Birchard, Robert Blanquart, Hadley Bedford, Homer Bodell, Ruth M Brancheau, DeLois Brandenberg, Peter Browne, Elsie Burns, Marguerite Carroll, Kenneth E. Casey, Forest Cox, Ralph Cookson, George Drew, Albert F. Evans, Robert Gatz, Arthur J. Green, Alvin Harper, Rosa R. Harvey, Violet Hutchings, Maxine Lewis, Walter Little, Thelma J. Gough, Lucille Loehne, Dora MaGill, Charles McCallum, Ruth Mclntosh, Thelma Meyer, Helen M. Mosure, Dudley C. Poling, Juanita E. Roehl, Margaret Monroe, Lloyd Norris, Dorothy Sowter, Elroy Stephens, Mary E. Strong, Melvin Troxell, Ray White, Almena Proksch, Muriel Taylor, Harvey Warrilow, Wm. White, Nelson Winkley, Maynard Whitlock, Harold Whitney, Marion QA Class Officers President Neil McNally Vice President Fern Cornfoot Secretary Theodore Pearson Treasurer Neil McLeod

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12 THE ARROW 9A HONOR ROLL 1. Helen Prosser 6. Keola Smoot 2. Margaret Sinclair 7. Zella Horton 3. Neil McNally 8. Norman Todd 4. Mildred Barnett , 9. Edward Wooley 5. Ray Cross - 10. Beatrice Russel Honorable Mention in Citizenship Although the following 9A's have not been publicly rewarded for activities at Eastern Junior High, the Faculty wishes to recognize their iine spirit of cooperation and citizenship, - and awards them Honorable Mention in Citizenship. Keola Smoot I Neil McNally Neil W. McLeod Edward L. Wooley Zella G. Horton Ralph D. Travis Fern Cornfoot 9A Class History ' MRS. HoGUE's RooM The majority of the 9A's of Mrs. Hogue's room may be classed as the Wanderers of the school. On the eighth day of September, 1925, we entered Eastern as 8B's and our division was given to Miss McGowan and 207 became our home room. We weren't considered the best students for we liked to play too well. Everything was so novel and, being the first class to enter such a lovely new building, we felt duty bound to investigate the workings of the elevator or any other novelty instead of devoting our time to our books. Miss McGowan tried diligently to make us realize that it was for our own good that we should study, but the attractiveness of having more freedom hadn't worn OH, and we seemed unable to heed her advice. . The next semester as 8A's we began to wander for sure, our home room was now to be 310 and Miss Hall was to be our teacher. Here we continued in the path of inattention and gave little effort to our work. However some of us were in the play, Goodwill, the Magician, made up by the 8A English classes under the direction of Miss Gertrude Hodges. Several others were in various other things.