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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS IG. I'lIfNICEMAlll'INTZ Pres. Class of '36, Girl Reserves '34, '35, '36, Scrap Book Club '34, Dramatic Club '35- Pres. '36, Glee Club '34, Intramural Sports '34, Student Council '34, '35, '36, Jerry of Jericho Road '34, Up in the ,Air '35. CLAIR KALTREIDER Pres. of Class '34, Band '33, '34, '35, '36, Orchestra '34, '35-Pres. '36, Glee-Club '34, '36, Boys' Athletic Club '34, II Club '34, Jerry of Jericho Road '33, Hi-Y Club '34, '35-Sec. '36, Dancing Club-Pres. '35, Home Room Pres. '35, Football Mgr. '36, Orange and Black Stafl'.'36: Vice-president of Class '36, Football '33, '34, Basketball '34, '35, Track 'I-34. , , ROSS T. BORTNICR .Dimmie Boys' Athletic Club '34, Jerry of Jericho Road '34, Intramural Basketball '34, '35, '36, Intramural Baseball '3-l, '35, '36, Band '34, '35, '36, Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Handbook Staff '35, Modern Alchemists Club '36, Class Secretary '36. GEORGE WALTERSDORFF Judge Boxing '36, Junior Play '35, Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Intramural Basketball '35, Class Treasurer '36. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The curtain slowly eloses. The last act is finished.. The audience sits hack quietly and thoughtfully muses over the in-terestiag features and facts recently enacted before it on the stage of the 1'JieheZberger High School. Low whispers of praise and congratulations speak quell for the efforts of the actors. Who are-they? The members of the graduating class of '36! Une of the seniors. representing his class as a whole, steps out OIL the stage and reviews the preceding three acts. ACT I. SOPHOMORl'l We were the first class to g.-:raduate from Junior High. Taking our place in Senior High we were termed green but we set out to live down that name. The boys went forth to prove our athletic leadership, the girls followed, likewise gaining credit for admirable sportsmansliip. NVe were willing to learn! Timid at Iirst, confidence came with our slowly growing: success. Jerry of Jericho Road was well represented by our class and when we put across a Soph-Senior that thc upper classmen applauded--we felt justified i11 our efforts. Our success. however, was not to stop at athletic. dramatic, and social abil- ity. Many Sophomore names lengthened the honor rolls. We had taken the first steps slowly but wisely. We hastened forward. ACT II. JUNIOR The Junior year marked the beginning of the slow merging of each individual into an U41 4. .it organized u11it. We were learning of the rich rewards that came from co-operation. Now we had our boys on the varsity squads of all sports. They had gained recognition through consistant efforts. Confident of talent for d1'amatics we put on our Junior Play-t'The Youngest. It proved to be a success. The class was further represented by the capable handling of parts in the All-Star Play-- Growing Pains. But our Junior Prom topped previous efforts in social functions. It met with hearty approval and admiration from the class of We had come far along the road to being successful Seniors. ACT III. SENIOR Seniors - Graduation! Linking these two thoughts we become for the first time a co- operative organization - the class of '36! Proud of our commendable record we stepped up to take our dignified positions. The class worked together in putting out one of the IContinued on page 1121
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