L'Anse High School - Envoy Yearbook (L'Anse, MI)

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TENTH GRADE SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In the fall of the year we elected the following officers: President—Lyle Sesnsenbrenner Vice President--Stanley Dudo Sec ret ary--Keith Bunnell Treasurer--Robert Hitch Advisers are Mr. Quilliam, Mrs. Johnson and Miss Sillesen Kenneth Anderson, William Mayo, Stanley Dudo, Carl Goodreau, Robert Hitch and Keith Bunnell received letters in football. Mary Klase won first place in the district oratorical declamation contest.

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ELEVENTH GRADE THE JUNIOR CLASS Probably the largest class in high school is the Junior Class. They gave a dance in their Sophomore year that proved to be a huge success. In the ticket selling contest, the girls lost. The penalty was a dinner which was postponed to their Junior year because of the lack of time. The members of the class have been active in extracurricular work, Glee Club being one of their main attractions. The Junior Class officers are: President, Robert Wandell; Vice President, Norman Schroeder; Secretary, Norma Jean Dubuque; Treasurer, John Zarek. This year the annual Junior Prom held in honor of the Seniors was given in the latter part of May, as the last major event of the school year. ppp

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NINTH GRADE FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY On September 1, 1947, seventy-five enthusiastic students entered as Freshmen and began their high school careers. Paul Maki and Edward Bishop won letters in football. Freshmen players dominated the “Bee” basketball squad. Other activities in which some of the mem- bers of the Freshmen class participated were the band and orchestra, Glee Clubs, cheerleading, and twirling. While this peppy and determined class has not done anything outstanding as Freshmen, it is looking forward to three more active years as students of L'Anse High School. President—Paul Maki Vice President—Phyllis Cote Secretary—Sheila Ellis Treasurer—Larry 111 Advisors: Mr. Quilliam, Miss Mary Harrington, and Mr. Hill