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A$ 4 Page Eleven Lkolyn Taylor Eileen Thomas Myrtle Trueblood Esther Vincent Donald Wait Elmf.r Ward I la Warden Glenn E. Waters Royce C. Waters I ■ ■ Dorothy Westbrook Ailene White Louise White C H A RLTO N W HITTE N John Wilbur Kathleen Williams Henry Zander
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THE IONIAN I 9 3 3 I.UELLA OTTERBKIX EARL M. PETRIE Margaret Pierce Renaldo Quagua Martha Ram low Howard Ransom J Ross Sc HOLTENS Louise Schramm Cleobel Selleck Alice Smith Mary Stedman Evan Stoddard Beulah Rice Edith Rich iy Dana Robertson Simmons Alden Smith Alex W. Sibley Georgene Page 'J fii yvut i
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Junior Class History • Our Freshman class when enrolled in the Junior High School in the fall of 1930, numbered one hundred and eighteen. We did not organize during our Freshman year as we were too busy learning the high school routine and trying to get acquainted with our schoolmates. Nevertheless, we closed the year with a class picnic at Crystal l ake and we all had such a merry time that we shall never forget the event. In the Sophomore year we elected the following class officers: Kathryn McLean, president; Lucile Dunn, vice-president; Howard Lawrence, Jr., secretary; Pauline Edlin, treasurer. Miss Shoen and Mr. Janssen, our class sponsors, proved to be very helpful when advice was needed. During the year we had a class party at the Emerson School and a class picnic at Baldwin I.ake. At the beginning of our Junior year with Miss Walldorf and Mr. Siders as class sponsors, we again elected officers. Thane Benedict. Jr., president; Mason Maynard, vice-president: Margaret Connor, secretary; Howard Lawrence, Jr., treasurer, were chosen for this year. We sponsored several very successful allschool parties, and entertained the Seniors at the Junior and Senior Prom. With such a successful and eventful past, our present Junior class is anxiously looking forward to “ '34 ” and the dignified title of “Seniors” which we, as members, shall have obtained. Margaret Connor Page Twelve
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