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Class of 1926 President D. Armond Gemmer Vice-president Bert Anson Secretary -treasurer Mildred Brahs Advisor Miss Anne H. Koch Entertainment committee: John McClintock, chairman, Lois Grupe, Kathyrn Rosenberry, Walter Young. Flower committee: Eugenia Stumm. Commencement invitation committee: Margaret Streseman, chair- man; Richard Allman, Caroline Rose Redrup. Motto and colors committee: Richard Satterthwaite, chairman; Murray Van Antwerp, Mary Ehresman, Betty Beaver. Senior class play committee : George Bir, chairman ; Madalyn Savage, Paul Cochran, Mary Evelyn Swihart. Motto: Worrying over yesterday profiteth little, but what we do today meaneth much. Colors: Blue and grey. Flowers: Lily of the valley and sweet peas. In 1923 two hundred and twenty-seven pupils came into Huntington high school. Some came for knowledge, some for honor, some for achieve- ment, and some just came in the front door. Never-the-less they all got in and were taken care of for four years and now one hundred and eighteen are going forth from these same doors with their various gains. This class has been one of the most successful, both financially and socially of any to ever graduate from Huntington high school. In the Freshman year the class did not organize as was the custom of all Freshman classes up until this year. However, with the lack of organi- zation the class of ' 26 managed to hang together unusually well. Early in the second year the class did organize with Bert Anson as president. Not many activities were engaged in, however, because of the lack of activities in the school at that time. The one big thing that year we did do for the class was to help them stand together and prepare for their Junior year where the activities of the classes actually start. rage Twenty-four
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