Grant Union High School - Prospector Yearbook (John Day, OR)

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Then we became in the fall of 1943 those honorable Seniors, and while Seniors we had a very memorable year., Our class was represented on the Carnival Staff by Kenny Scott Pat Tracy, end Stanley Phillips. The Carnival was the big event of the fall term The Student Council was made up entirely of Seniors; Rosalie Eddy, Leonard Silvers, Leslie Faye and Mildred Blackburn Also in the fall, we took our annuel Senior Pay Pionic and accompanied by Mr Johnson, the class Advisor, we spent the day at Magoon Lake doing some fishing, boat riding and swimming. In April, the Senior Play was the outstanding spring aotivlty. it was completely oast of Seniors and coached by Mr Habex.lj'' The play MS AND MY SHADOW was quite a success. After the play the cast faculty and other Seniors enjoyed a party at Benson Cal e o The night after the play, the Seniors were entertained by the Junior Class at a formal banquet given in the Home Economio’s Room of the High School, The Seniors took part in the program by giving the Class Poem, Will, Prophecy, and History. The Junior Class again entertained us with the Junior-Senior which was a formal invitational Prom in the Gym» The Gym was gaily decorated in red, white, and blue and carried out the patriotic theme in honor of those gone from our class to armed service„ During the months,of March, April, and May, several members had to leave school and enter the various branches of service We all hated to see them go but were proud of them also Those leaving wera; Bill Kelly, Navy; Kenneth Shideler, Army; Jack Cczad; Army; Leonard Silvers, Army; Jack Gray, Navy; Bill Smith Navyj Ted Hinshaw, Navy; and Stanley Phillips,. Navy On Sunday May 7, the memorable Senior Baccalaureate service was given by Mr Brown at John Day, Oregon Of course, we will never forget the graduation on May 11 Graduation always will hold a note of sadness for Seniors., but this year, it held a double note of sadness because of the graduating Seniors who ware unable to be present at their own graduation because of their presence in the Armed Forces., Let us for a moment take a look at these Seniors. Student-Body President, Leonard Silvers, was our officiant executive all year He likes southern girls so be want into the .Army hoping he would be sent South. £

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Student-Body Treasurer Rosalie Eddy our vivacious blonde has held several creditable positions0 She is even getting some practical experience in housekeeping» Student-Body Secretary,, frivolous fun-loving Leslie Faye has man- aged to stay single so far but we hear she has definite plans for the future J Senior-Vice President Stanley Phillips the tall dark and hand- some romeo remained silent through four laborious years of Eng- lish until Miss Payne rebuked him for saying something he didn’t say., Just standing up for the old tradition Secretary»-Treasurer Sararose Davis with the perpetual smile finally broke down when someone agreed with her that she might be an old maidc Marjorie Mathewson our Nebraskan Queen is always courteous„ soft- tempered and the picture of grace and poise. Her man is gone now, but we hear she wants to hibernate this summer--with her folks» Norene Keller our Dutch redhead though dooile does have her flingso One day on reaching the English room, we were amazed to hear some 3uch remark as You won’t get away? then spontaneous giggling and finally Oh I got him. However v.e soon found she had killed a mosquito--no romance after all,. Ernestine, our flashy-eyed gypsy and our girl with possibilities likes horses and handsome men. She hasn't found one of the lat- ter that suits her fancy—yet. Kenneth Shideler our dashing Romeo has managed to get around fairly well; in fact we know of one time he was out with Rosalie Eddy Leslie Faye and Marjorie Mathewaon all the same night Man shortage??? Evelyn our Southern Gal, known as kontuk , is strictly all right; just ask Leonard. She still contributes her you all He hugged ma neck’% 8tc. to the collegiate conversation. Bob Holland the bold and daring he” man manages to for all his six feet and 200 pounds» Always curteous spoken Bob will go down in the annals of Grant Hi as a football hero, Margaret Francis, who maintains she saw Ida-hoe, plans on becoming a Nurse if the ring doesn’t come from the Island first, (continued on back of page) 1 get around and soft-