Kearsley High School - Echo Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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enior Class Officers Bill Osborne Andy Vert Dorothy Hayes Hugh Vohwinlrle Glen Williams The senior class of 1946 elected the following officers for the school year: Bill Osborne, president, Andy Vert, vice president, Dorothy Hayes, secretaryg Hugh Voh- winkle, treasurer and Glen Williams, student council representative. W The class was divided into ten groups which worked separately to earn money for their class trip. Some of the projects undertaken were: Selling hot dogs at home games, selling school supplies, selling everyday cards, selling personalized stationery, serving suppers, selling candy and popcorn and putting on programs. The annual Senior Prom was April the fifth. The theme was I'm Always Chas- ing Rainbowsf' with jack Keith and his Modernaires furnishing the music. The seniors will leave June 8, 1946, on the senior trip. This year two bus loads will go through the eastern section of the United States, stopping in Virginia, Wash- ington, and at Niagara Falls. The trip will take about two weeks. Page I2 Kearslecho

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Vczleclictorifzn and Sczlutcztoriczn l i PHYLLIS HANSON PATRICIA COGSWELL This year's valetlictorian is Phyllis Hanson,with Patricia Cogswell following close behinrl as salutatorian. Phyllis spent her freshman and sophomore years at the Genesee School where she was secretary of her class in her freshman year and vice-president in her sophomore year. During these two years she was active in the Glee Club and Girl Scouts. During her junior and senior years at Kears- ley High School, she participated in the Girl Reserves. A lot of credit for the success of the Eclipse goes to Phyllis who is the busi- ness manager. She was assistant make-up di- rector for the play, Super Susy. Next year she hopes to go to college and take a five-year course in nursing. Class of 1946 Patricia Cogswell, also, spent her first two years of high school at the Genesee School and came to Kearsley for the last two years. She was treasurer of her class both years while at Genesee. Since coming to Kearsley, Pat has been a Girl Reserve. She was Lucy in the play, Super Susy, and Louise in Where's Grand- ma? Pat plans on attending college next year to take a course in journalism. Other honor students are: Helen Griffin, Eunice Corey, Betty Giertz, Viola Reid, Dor- othy Hayes, Ward Powers, Donna Ketchabaw and Meri Jean Hill. Page 11

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