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af if 4, THE HUNTINGTONIAN 1936 if 1- 1 Senior Officers WILLIAM PETTIT President JEAN GOULD Secretagr DONALD SAMMIS Vice-President To Our Fellow Classman Long we've been together, Fare thee well now too, Into the world we're going Into a life that's new. And tho' we be poor or wealthy Be we here or over the seag Our thoughts, dear fellow student, U Will ofttimes turn to thee. if IO 1- DAVID MELROSE Treasurer
1 if -nf THE HUNTINGTONIAN 1936 -A' 1 1 The Senior Retrospect HAVING finally started our careers as Seniors, leaders of our school and with a successful three-year record behind us, we looked forward with great antici- pation to a year of accomplishments and new laurels. Soon after the opening days of school last September, the football team, which was composed almost entirely of Seniors, got us off to a running start by winning five of the seven games played. Following on the trail of victory made by the football team, the basketball squad next rallied to our support and emerged as the most successful basketball team in the history of Huntington High School. The Senior girls added further to our achievements by capturing the inter- class basketball championship. In addition, the return of many Senior veterans to the track and baseball squads helped to climax this most successful sport season. Gompetently upholding our dramatic reputation, the Junior-Senior Masque produced two successful plays during their season, 'EA Successful Calamity and Growing Pains. Both were well received and Growing Pains was accepted most favorably not only by high school students but also by the town folk as well. Our G. O. campaigns, under Senior management, showed a highly favor- able membership. UTHE QUESTION MARK,, surpassed previous years in popularity and circulation. Early last fall our Washington Trip Group began to formulate plans for their Easter vacation journey to our capital city. After patiently waiting through the long winter months, they were finally awarded their five days of sightseeing and entertainment. As our closing achievement in Huntington High School we presented the HUNTINGTONIAN of 1936, which we hope will live in the memories ofthe class during the future. We justly pride ourselves in our accomplishments during the past four years and sincerely regret that we must leave the portals of Hun- tington High School. 'klli'
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