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Lorene Durnford Greta Heckmau George Brown Cloyrl Gale Margaret Mathews Vesta Hackman Nellie Wilson George Edwards Bryan Epps Nelle Quill Evelyn Parks PAGE TVVENTY-TWO
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Ollaaa Qiatnrg The present Senior Class entered in August, 1907, and distinguished them- selves by their remarkable Hfreshnessf' Their initiation Cnrabbingnl into high school life over, they elected the following, by the aid of the Student Body presi- dent, as their officers: President, Guy Cameron: Vice-President, Gerald Monroe: Secretary and Treasurer, Harry Beckwith, Executive Body representative, Carl Quill. The second year witnessed a decrease in the class, owing to the customary bad marks of the Freshman year. The following were elected as the class officers: President, McDougal Monroeg Secretary and Treasurer, Herbert Clattenbergg Executive Committee representative, Cloyd Gale. The third, or junior year, proved an illustrious year for the class of '11, for in all school activities the class was represented by leaders. In baseball, football, and student body affairs, the members of the class were prominent, and the class boasted of the champion class in athletics in the school. This was the most active year in the school. Officers of the class were as follows: President Maurice Peterson, Vice President, Paul lileneyg Secretary and Treasurer, Edith Drake: Executive Committee representative, McDougal Monroe. The class pin and the colors-blue and gold--were selected during the latter part of the school year. and a Junior dance commemorated the end of the semester. In August the class returned as Seniors to take up their last year of school work. At the first of the term the class election was held, resulting as follows: President, Paul Heneyg Yice-President, Elizabeth Dupreyg Secretary and Treas- urer, C. Moore g Executive Committee representative, Cloyd Gale. The class was ably represented in all school activities during the entire year. The Class of 'll has played a prominent part in school life during its four years of existence, and has made an exceptionally good record. In all athletics, Student Body activities, and social life the class has distinguished itself and gradu- ates after four strenuous years with many thoughts of its past toils, activities, joys, and accomplishments. PAGE TWENTY FOUR
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