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The ROCKET 1928 History of Senior Class SEPTEMBER 4, 1924, fifteen boys and girls entered G. M. H. S. as Freshmen. At first sight and because we chose the Motto Green but Growing, everyone thought we were green, but we soon showed them. Even the teachers were astonished ; they wondered how those little heads could hold so much. Because of the Carnival we were permitted to organize. We elected Ruth Lane, President and Robert Hilsabeck, Secretary and Treasurer and Miss Williams was chosen Class Advisor. In the Carnival our Class stunt was accepted as one of the best. Some of the girls took part in the Declam- atory Contest, receiving no places, but a good start for later achievements. In the Spring we lost two members and gained one. The next year we all returned as Sophomores and took up our duties with a will. Few important things happened, except fi ve boys making the Base Ball team and reporting for Basket Ball. In the Declamatory Contest, one first and two seconds were taken by the Sophomores. In the Fall, 1926, we were Juniors and still had our fourteen members. This year would have been a prosperous and happy one had it not been for Latin and the grades we received in it. We aroused the envy of all the students by ordering our class rings. The Junior play What Happened To Jones was given before a large crowd and enjoyed by all. The next eventful thing we took part in was the Junior-Senior banquet at the Willard Home. It was enjoyed by all who attended. Last, but not least comes our fourth and last year. Iola Beichley was elected President, Elvin Estal, Vice President, Murna Estal, Secretary and Robert Hilsabeck, Treasurer. Our Annual staff was elected and we began work. Peg O ' My Heart was presented by seven Seniors and two lower classmen, January 20th, to a good crowd. In the many Declamatory contests held this winter and spring, we were represented by one of our members, who took first in the county. Eighteen
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■ •£ 2 The ROCKET 1928 • gVts- Junior Class Start at top, left to right — Miss Burchetl, Class Sponsor, Richard Burt, Ernest Beane, Morris Lowry, Verne Heifner. Arley Wilson, Floyd Cober, Ruby Shctler, Alverda Lieb- erum, Harold Sellers. ■«k3 ' Twenty •@Mo-
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