Ellenville High School - Shawangan Yearbook (Ellenville, NY)

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PM 2 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The .Iunxor Class of 1941 began tts sessnon wnth many new proclamatxons Therr basxc atm was to make thus year s Junror Class the best one ever orgamzed m E H S Damel Nathan was elected presxdent and Vnola Craft vnce presndent Bruce Natl and Ann Cocoran were named treasurer and secretary respectxvely These elec trons were very close dxsplaymg the vaned and overwhelmrng mterests of the members of the jumor class M11 daschund was chosen as mascot and maroon and wh1te as the class colors After a very mterestmg and amtcable confhct penod the Jumors defeated the Senxors m both of the tradmonal Jumor Senror games The encounter netted each class S40 whrch was the most money ever made at thts game tn the hxstory of E H S The next and most xmportant event the Jumor Prom was consrdered It was decrded that the Jumors make xt a fmancual as well as a socxal success Damel Nathan appomted the followxng prom commxttee chaxrmen Program Commxttee Cornelxa Brooks Advertxsmg Committee Patncra Johnson Poster Commxttee Ruth DeVoe Decoratmg Commtttee Dons Coles Bud Commtttee Shlrley Krndberg Bruce Natl thus years treasurer was chosen as the captam for the 1941 42 basketball team at a vxctory dmner grven by Coach Roberts Seven Jumors were chosen m the popularnty contest sponsored by the Quxll Named best all around gurl was Corneha Brooks For the second year Betty Johnson was named pretttest g1rl De clared the neatest E H S students were Patncxa Johnson and Damel Nathan junuor presxdent Lmda George was voted the gxrl most hkely to succeed and the txtle of most studnous John Brown was declared the most stu dlous boy The Jumor Prom and the movrng up exercises at Class Day termmated the 1941 jumor class and began the senior class of 42 DANIEL NATHAN ! at rg' 1- 7, ' we rf , cgx sg I ' I fe. aj ' 4-'xt dred Harkavy and Doris Coles were chosen to assist on the Yearbook staff. To represent the class of 42 a

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