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ULUI CLAII DF 1930 HROUGHOUT the four years that it has been in high school, the Senior Class has been outstanding for its activity, and has succeeded in everything that it has undertaken. During its Junior year the reception given the Seniors was judged the best ever given. This was the most outstanding feat of this year, although all of its other undertakings were put across with the same success. The class was organized September 20 with the following oflicers being chosen: Max Potts. President: Hazel Clare Robertson. Vice-President: Helen Kohr, Secretaryg and Kathryn Satterthwaite, Treasurer. Miss Minnie Hoff- man, who guided us through our successful Junior year, was re-elected Class Sponsor. At the following meeting committees were appointed for the year. The Dramatic Committee was headed by Emily Young. the other members being Richard Bixby, Maxine Chalfant, and Joe Shock. The members of the Flower Committee were Phyllis Sale, Chairman, and Laura Kenner. Bertram May was chosen. Chairman of the finance committee, the other members being Kathryn Satterthwaitc, Dorohy Guhl, and Charles Lay. The Color Committee was composed of Gwendolyn Mahoney, Chairman: Helen Schell and Ralph Chevalier. Motto Committee: Martha Dungan, Chairman: Darwin Kelly, and Frances Schenkel. Ring Committee: Harriette Fields, Chairman: Muriel Mahoney, and J oe Foote. Social Committee: Hazel Clare Robertson. Chairman: Harold Blackburn, Geraldine Coble, De Von Young, Delene Lobdel, Jane iVheeler, and Betty Young. Invitation Com- mittee: Eldon Bice, Chairman: Shirley Hawes and Corlene Shock. It was decided by a vote of all of the members that the class colors would be light blue and grey, and that the Howers would be rose-buds and sweet peas. The class motto adopted was: Before Us Lies the Timber: Let Us Build. Some members of the class who attained special, recognition by being elected as members of Quill and Scroll, International Honor Society of High School Journalists, are Shirley Hawes, Laura Kenner, Geraldine Coble, Martha Dungan, Doreatha Barnes. iVilliam Scheerer, Dorothy Guhl, and ivoody DuHadway. The members of the class who were chosen to the Honor Society are Mar- tha Dungan, VVilliam Scheerer, Rex Rudicel, Helen Maranda, Gwendolyn Ma- honey, Geraldine Coble. Throughout the whole year, many parties and entertainments were spon- sored and enjoyed by members of the Senior Class. Two of the most out- standing were the parties held at the Country Club, one in the early part, of the term and another at Hallowe'en. At both of these games and dancing were greatly enjoyed. At a party held at the high school in April an orchestra composedof Senior boys and girls furnished the music for the evening. Page 14-elre .I
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