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- . e Y-.gg f' 3 Q iw, P 1 Q , D E :li ' i L x s .ef A JI' 'la' K xX -. S9 Ricimuo Grfxzirn qlsxr Nhniu' Fi,oix1.xc11. Ihuioxirz Miss CONNOR ' l'1'z'.t1Ja11f Virrf-Pf'r'.vidr'r11' St'i'Y'1'i'ilV-j'fT1't't1XIl7'l'! l'It1L'Illf-Y Azltisru' i 1 Q February Ckm The class graduating in February, 1931, entered Plant as Sophomores in 1928. We were the first class to be 'lrattedf' Although a small class, our members supported every activity of the school with lots of pep. Our girls made quite a record in a scholastic way, and our boys turned out for athletics with vigor. Ivan Cornelius, Frank Houlihan and Alfred Cosgrove represented us in track and baseball. The first year was soon behind us and we became admired Juniors. We were credited in athletics and scholarship. In our Junior A year we gave the best Jr.-Sr. Banquet ever given at the school. During the latter part of our junior year and the first half of our Senior year our girls started a project, later carried out by the entire school. This was the plan for a girls' infirmary. In our Senior BU year this was flnished and our girls deserve most of the credit for its success. In this semester we were again at our work. Bob Lau, president of the class, was also vice-president of the Student Council. Our other representatives for the Council were jane Mabry and Warrick Porter. We were represented on the Honor Society by Mildred Wolf, Florence Haimovitz and Lester Harmon. Due to the size of the class we were only allowed a few members on this honored list. In our Senior AH year we really stepped out. Richard Glazier was elected president of the class and led us in school activities. We were represented on the football team by Schwartz and Starbuck, the latter making the All-State team. Starbuck also represented our class and the whole school in Miami where he played on Florida's All-Star footboll team versus W'hite Plains, New York, team. Our class play, a mystery story, was termed-by experts as one of the best plays given by any class in the history of the school. As the time approached for us to graduate, we turned affectionate glances on our dear old school. We graduated with honors and we wished success to all following graduates. - BILLY GILLEN, Class Hisfrwiuaz. - - - A A - - - - - QQ-: : :QQ:QQ---0000000000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -I-I'--'in 1931