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Haw af 7944 A In September, 1941, the class of 44 began its trip through the upper halls of E. H. S. New Home Rooms, new teachers, new classes, customs and rules-all these made the first months excit- ing and adventuresome. The first accomplishment was a Sophomore Halloween Party, and this suc- cess was followed up by a Bond and Stamp Dance, which collected money for Uncle Sam. As juniors, these boys and girls produced one of the most successful plays in E. H. S. history--that hilarious comedy, Western Union, Please. They defeated the mighty seniors in the annual Jr.-Sr. Basketball game, they then celebrated their year with a very successful class picnic. As seniors, the class started off with the elec- tion of Robert Callagan as president, Harold in ,A 1 'lfW? P i Q 1 s ing if . v 5 . 5' N s W Semin 61444 Offaberw '.,,, M f Mg Harold Chaffee, v i c e - presidentg - Wayne Scrivner, secretaryg Robert -.'.,. 1 1, Callagan, president, Lee Hunter, L treasurer. Chaffee, vice-president, Wayne Scrivner, secretary, and Lee Hunter, treasurer. A popular dance band was presented as senior assembly, followed by an outstanding dramatic production Young April. In basketball the seniors defeated the juniors, only to be overpowered by a faculty team. With many former members in the service our class is com- posed of 159 students. Now, as we, the graduating class of 44 , look forward to a world at war, to making a peace in the near future, and to the tremendous task of reconstructing the buildings, the art, and love that is being lost in a conflicting world, we are glad to have been included in high school life and fun, and will always remember it as one of the most joyful periods in our lives. Page Twenty
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AILEEN WAGERS Active Pen, Cheer Leader, Tunior Play. Senior Play Sub-Deb. Debate. Orchestra, Office. SQPV0 more Assembly, Pep Club Assembly, National Honor Society. MARJORY WALDOW Stylish Glee Club. Girls' Flioir vice-presirleiit. Ilonic Room secretary, Home Nursing, First Aid, Personality, Fire Prevention. DORIS IRENE WALLACE Businesslike Pen. G.A,A.. Debate. junior Play technical staff, Glee Club. ALICE RUTH WEBER Library MARGARET WAPPES Successful Cafeteria. OFfice, High Times. f'l..XlRlT Xl.XSMl'NlJT Careful GRACE E. WILLIS Kind FOSTER WILLS Hourly Football, Basketball, Golf. HilY. Home '- Room president. Junior Class president, In 3 E Club president, Student Council. 3, ' i JANET WILSON ' Entertaining I V' junior Play, Glee Club. g: E ' f ig5.y,V-. Sportsman's, High Times. Rifle DENISE WISE National Honor Society. Music Composi- Wise tion. L. FARQUHAR WOLF Clever Home Room president. Junior Play, Senior Play, Student Council, Hi-Y, Boys' Rally, Pirate Log, National Honor Society. BETTY LEE WRAY fliulmlxy Girl Reserves, Pep, Sub-Deb, High Times Pageantry, Debate. Student Council. Home Ruum 1:11-sirlciit, Home Rimini vice-prcsiilent. Choral Speaking. ALBERT WRIGHT Willing SP0fiSmHn'S. Glee Club. Square Dancing. BO B ZU H LKE Casual Archery, Sportsman's. WILLIAM WINKLER W , V , Cautious MAR ' A i Mi K Page Nineteen
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