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,21- SENIOR NOTES lt seemed as if the time would never come when we. the class of nine- teen twenty-two, could call ourselves Seniorsg hut nnw it has come all tori 50011. The first class meeting of the school year was held the second Week nf the first semester for the purpose of electing new class officers. The follow- ing were elected: l'resiclent .,ee,... Maloa 'llanhman Vice President ..... .... I Elmer Christensen Secretary ..,.i... .... l Jelphine Mm-anda Treasurer ee.ei.e..... ..,e.l.e...... l lelen Ileath Sergeant-at-.Xrms .........el, Lawrence Cummings Member lixecutive Committee ...... Lois Mmwisrm Although a small class. consisting nf fourteen girls and two buys, we took an important part in social events and schowl activities. School life proved too dull for us at the beginning of the first semester. su it was decided that we have a picnic at the Ferndale Park. The plans were carried out and a good time was enjnved hy all. 13
The next thing that attracted our attention was the football season. Both the boys made the team, and Elmer Christensen was chosen on the county All- Star team. VVe were well represented in track as well as basketball and other activities. The girls also did their share in school athletics. It has been the custom for Senior classbs to take charge of Christmas dances. In accordance with the custom we took charge this year. The dance was a success in every way. W ' Commencement is now receiving our full attention, but we sigh a whopper of a sighy' as we think of leaving dear old F. U. H. S., where we have spent the most enjoyable days of our life 1 1. 'mm -14 lu S-.,' yy- ' K 'R r i' OUR LAST REQUEST Oh Students, please remember, In the years that are to come, To be kind to our old High School As you pass out one by one. Maybe we have not been right In some one thing or two, But let us please assure you iWe don't want that from you. For now as we have gone Forever from its shelter We regret the many things We did Which did not always help her. May you always take the advice Of the class of ,225 And do all within your power To help that dear old School. T ' BEA. L. '22. 14
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