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

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Page 15 ' Quin-l Ns 'SQA ' Left to right, standing: Donna Martin, Kenneth Skelton, Ruth Blink, Ilah Immell, Loretta Long, Ruth Carr, Lucile Davis, John Holdridge, Russell Perkins. Seated: Roy Pearson, Robert Jockvvig, Lucile Beach, Frank Boocock. The Man Higher Up, this year's 9,1 play was given Nov- ember 25, 1930, and as usual was a success. In years to come old Eastern students and teachers will oe saying, Remember that time when Roy Pearson had his hair all curled and took the part of Lean LeWie ,and Donna Martin was so good as the colored maid, Blossom ? Wonder what has become of all those people. . Yes, sucn things as the 9A play do leave pleasant memories with all 'of us.

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Page 14 - .1-fiklwiel 9A Home Room Teachers: Miss Lucile Whitfield,A.B.Mich- igan. Mr.Milton Young,A.M. Michigan. Miss S.Virginia Mc- Dermet.A.B. Hedding. Words can't express how much I'm going to miss my 9A's, even the so-called pests No one can take their places for a long-time to cotne,if ever . Miss Whitfield. Let us forget the many worries they may have caused us at times, and think of how we will miss those familiar faces next semester. We all hope they willnot forget Eastern and that they will come back often . Mr Young. - I haven't Words to express just how much I'll miss they 9A's. Not only have I learned to know and like them in home room, but also in class. 9A's I wish you much success. Miss McDermet. l

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