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Act Ill -Understudies.... ACT I- When our present Juniors entered Hononegah as Apprentices, they chose as their leaders Gordon George, presidentg Mary Lou Liddle, vice president: Raymond Olds, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. Root, faculty ad- visor. Before very long, the Sophomores decided they should be initiated. In spite of their fears, all of the Apprentices were still kicking the next day. ACT II- I The first important job of the Amateurs was to initiate the new crop of Apprentices. Their oflicers this year were: Royce Diderich, president, LeRoy Dicks, vice president: Mary Lou Liddle, secretary-treasurer. The close of the year found them all anxiously waiting their report cards to see if they were promoted to the Understudy group. ACT III - By their third year at Hononegah over fifty boys and girls became Understudies. This gave them a new air of importance. Early in the fall they chose Dawn Shotliff, president, Herb Brewer, vice president: Lila Baker, secretaryg Mabel Burton, treasurerg and Mr. Root, faculty advisor. On November 5 they sponsored a dance which proved to be a big suc- cess. The Swing Kings furnished the music. 4 They presented their class play Life Begins at Sixteen on the nights of March 8 and 9. A week after the play was over they had a party to celebrate the success of their play. They had a pot-luck supper and af- terwards they played games, and danced. Just ask them if it wasn't a swell party! Their class motto: Washington or bust ! They are working hard this year so they will be able to go to Washington, D. C. for their Sen- ior class trip. With their enthusiasm and initiative they should be able to do it. he Senior class of 1940 wishes next year's Professionals the best of luck! ' 15
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