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Senaors qrowang up A crystal ga at work CLASS HISTORY Twelxe years ago about twenty four of us poudla trotted off to that qreat anstatutaon of learnang schoo Ddnt take us long to change our mands dad 1t7 Faast qrade brought shame upon a cert aan lattle garl whose constant talkarq resulted an Mass Grotkans sure cure tap Duranq th t ye Gloraa lap anace Frey aaad Vlfglllll Schoenwetter entered anto our fun and folly Post Offace the m aan feature of the second gr ade w as slaqhtly dafferent froan our modern method w u e,l aeua paper Stamps In 1934 the battle of spat balls brought das aster to tlaos who dared to qlance at the cealang A comhanat on of poo shots aaad stack paper wads kept the balls clangang there Mary Enqsberq was bad for once She stayed out an th hall untal she learned to behave As fourth graders we took an am aganary trap from Iceland o the Plaallapanes we dadnt need C card then yes' Romance' Even an those days there was a love affaaa between Korky and Hashae remember7 Whale hearang of the exals of fingernaal polash lapstack cagarettes and laquors we finally struggled through the fifth qrade In the saxth grade the qarls went on pacnacs by tlae selves have you notace how they re stall doanq 1t7 The B asana boys and Abatz were already playanq hooky to go huntang Sherbae Hashae Ken and Gwynn were well on thear way to becomanq great athletes In the seventh grade w truclged our wa through Evanqelane Hank finally wore lonq pants and arren G began to set the pace for the Bernetta home after school Carryanq the tatle of one of the worst classes an school we began the eaqhth qrade Todd and Dax became class mates of ours That year we chose to lead us Harry Luetzow presadent Pat Ryan secretary and Warren George treasure Corn corn and more corn was the result of a Hallowe eaa party on October 29 1938 Amad the festavataes of the eve other fellows by walkang The first part of our freshman year was spent an terror as a result of the tall tales told about anataataon The hagh laght of the anataataon was 1 kaddy car race between Fatso and Hale But of course they had strong competataon an the form of Gloraa and Knee ha doanq 1 gag We were loaned by a great many new students that year Our offacers were Roger Behlang presadent Sally Tallotson vace presadent and Vaa qanaa Schoenwetter secretary treasurer Under the super oarectaon Of Mass Ruth Strong we pub lashed the Sophomore Special Our ace reporter Lattle Buck produced thas laterary gem One naglat as I was off to bed I stumbled on a ruq Then as I stooped to str aaghten at I saw a lattle beg' lt crawled and crawled and crawled away Untal at hat the hall And tlaere upon ats two hand leqs I thought at sure would fall at' Or let at o7 'Thanqs lake thas went through my head Untal my saster anstead Laurence Sophomore and adxasor assasted us an ehoosang offacers for the year p es dent Kenneth Nadler yacc presadent Mary lingsherq see L tary Sally Tallotson Our first attempt to gaxe a prom salanost ended an han' ruptcy Howexer our class play 320 College Ayenue helped us out of our daffacultaes The play was carected by Mags Maraorae Derby assasted by Mass Mary OBraen The garls are stall wearang slacks eyen though they must admat the Chase at C atch qaye me a shove aaad I squashed the bug an entered the portals of earnang loaned our class Mr Ilthen our elass fellows really dad look glamorous an skarts Our class offacers cr t e year were Dax Graeseaner presadent Laurenee ahn yace presadent Bob Punzel secretary and Margo Hean treasurer In our senaor year despate our das agreement oyer elec taon of offaeers lwho a ere Cecal Pedersen presadent Gwyna Chrastensen yace presadent Roger Behlang secretary aaad Carroll Heaaa treasurer! we managed to present H10ther play And Let Who Wall Be Clever darected by Mass Maraorae Derby After the sprang prom we senaors finally reached the end of our traal Craduataon Day on une 4 I9-la LLASS PROPHEC Y On a yasat to the farm Sllam finds Ethel Wolfgraaaa cle an anq her house But Ah' ls at Wolfgram any longer' In the aaeaqhborang yard Carroll Heller cares for has geese and Wayne Hale the plowman dashes around the corner foa lowed by Loas Bohn and her goat Ioyce Gottschsalk the country school teacher comes home draqqanq her two problem chaldren oan and Donald Strauss It seeans there as some attractaon at Whatang s tayean Lake Malls qrads take the honors at the lnda napolas speedway Helen Dettmann barrels an Iarst followed b Ber aaaece Kortendack The excatement as furnalaed by atsch Punzel and Stean an Roberts Roarang Rao Racers A yasat to a popular naqht club hnds manag r Gordon Mavas watchanq has customers and occasaonaaay aaaalang l bouncers ammae Reeves and Wallaam Dhnet to remove some undesarable persons Ianace Frey and eanette Zaade two of the cagarette garls move back agaanst the walls twhach by the way have been decorated by that celebrated artast Irene Goers! The laqhts are dammed by that emanent electracaan Dax Graesemer and that second Benny Goodman Wallas Steve announces has vocalast Sall Tallotson Then the chorus garls one of whom as Ioyce odd strut thear stuff for that famous movae talent scout Varganaa Schoenwetter Several famous people are Lake Malls grads Gloraa Papes worlds champaon pae eater and Vayaan o gensen presadent of the Sax footers Club are vacataonanq at Naagara Falls wath Sherbae Lanqe celebrated author of How to Study German an Haqh School, and Roger Koplan that mathenaatacal Waiard whose thesas on amaganary numbers has stunned the word Admaral Kenneth Nadler Unated States Navy and has fraends Praxate Stanley Gronert and Cecal Pedersen are an Washanqton pullang strangs by means of Roger Behlang secre tary to Congress woman Ruth Goers to parole thear wavy haared racketeer fraend Laurence ahn faom Alcatraz but Warden Emal Bade as forced to deny at untal permassaon can be secured from Goyernor Chrastensen Each fall ack Abatz has has gun checked by Frank Blasanq qunsmath before he goes huntang at Antago where Lynn Blasanq as ganae warden The hunters are often enter taaned by records of Bernetta Steaqerwald sangang popular nusac composed by Dolores Radloff whose busaness ansanager as l:.lsae Krapschack Carroll Hean darector of Unated States Massang persoaas lure au as searchanq the country for has cousan Margo Hean who when last heard from w as eontactanq the Lonely He arts agency In an apartment an New York ane Crossm an pays th rent by qaxanq pa ano lessons whale Harraet Crossmm and Mary I ngsbe rg wrate storaes for True Confession l'he g rls et aa dnt get along wathout llse Mease keepng houe or thena Some other l9'l3 grads are also an New York R ado Announcer Harley Raether broadcasts fro a Madasoa Square Laarden the decasaon of Boxanq Referee Luaene Hem an that Hank Luetzoy w 'as gust kayoed Tune an eyery une fourth at the saane taaae fo more news of thas brallaaaat class - - . - - ' A- 2' . - - - ' 2 :er ' ' - - - - w N ', ' ' ' ' . 4 .. 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