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WILLIS JEPSON Senior Secretary Senior Play Annual Staff Orchestra 1, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Track 4 Golf, 2, 3t 4 WILLIAM WEBSTER Junior-Senior President Annual Staff Senior Play Basketball, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Debate 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 4 Salutatorian ELWOOD BRAKE Senior Vice-President Junior Treasurer News Staff 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4' BEVERLY BENEDICT Senior Treasurer Annual Staff Class Historian Glee Club 4 G. A. A. 4 CLASS HISTORY One bright day in September, approximately four years ago, or to be exact, in 1932, school was once more resumed. Our class of frantic Freshmen were all rushing hither and yon, inquiring about when to go where. We finally succeeded in locating our right destinations and settled down to study in all earnestness. As we were divided into two sections occupying separates rooms, an organized class was not possible, and we did not elect class officers. The Freshmen Party at the Jefferson and the school picnic at Crystal Lake were the only important social events of the year. The latter event closed the year’s activities. Vacation was soon over, and we again assembled to resume our work and to continue our climb to the top. We felt rather worldly-wise and sophisticated for we were Sophomores now! Of course, our confusion suffered ridicule from upperclassmen, but it all left us undaunted. We did organize our Sophomore class and our officers were Leon Lockwood, Jr., president; Elizabeth List, vice-president; Dorothy Fehrlen, secretary; and Marie Fox, treasurer. Our class sponsors were Miss Velma Shoen and Mr. Clarence Prentice. The class picnic at Morrison Lake wrote the finis to the year’s activities. The following September, we returned as Juniors, and immediately rushed into school work and all the social activities. We elected William Webster, president; John Lombard, vice-president; Elizabeth List, secretary; and Elwood Brake, Jr., treasurer. With the aid of Miss Charlotte Breidcnstcin and Mr. Robert Ayers, we successfully entertained high school students at many class parties. 'Hie really important event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom at the Jefferson gymnasium, was a great success, and the Seniors were not slow in complimenting us on our efforts. Our Junior picnic was held at Morrison Lake. We returned last fall with the realization that we were only one step from the top of the ladder and occupying the coveted position of Seniors. ITie class was organized under the leadership of William Webster, president; Elwood Brake, Jr., vice-president; Willis Jcpson, secretary; and Beverly Benedict, treasurer. Our first important social event was the Senior-Alumni Party at the Jefferson School during the Christmas holidays. By the end of the first semester, we were working on the Senior annual, and we were finally assured of its publication. We chose the play, “Big Hearted Herbert ’ for our Senior production, which was presented at the Ionia Theater, May 22, under the direction of our sponsors, Mr. Lloyd Smith and Miss Evelyn Burke. The Juniors entertained us at a very praiseworthy Junior-Senior Prom on May 29, which we shall long remember. John Lombard and William Webster won the class honors for our class. The extra-curricular activities of athletics, debating, oratory', declamatory, dramatics, and the Spotlight, have claimed the interest of many from our class. From these many varying experiences, the members of our class may be assured of great success m the future. Beverly Benedict 6
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