Mason High School - Anchora Yearbook (Mason, MI)

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Charles Casper Scarlett, Bartlett. Dart, Russell Billy y Rayner, Langle Minnis, eaumont, Vern rry Palmer, Lester B Ha Row- 4 Top Clinton, Mabel Irwin, 2 Agnes Cady, Wilm Marshal ne, Ralph 03 D ond In ay Dakin, R 4Gerald OW Second R DSYHOFG. De Charles Parkhurst, 5- U11 yD 21' M Collar. y Rusch, Floyd al' n Smith, M He le hiting, lone Milner, -Irene W OW er. Third R ussell Palm White, R th iola Dean, Ru V d, Hilliar C9 Ali I, Powel OTSIICE r, Fl Freshou Martn a vle all W Ivan bell, Il Cam owe-Muriel hR Fourt Smiley. 3 In Whipple, Ir more, Lillian Sayre, Myra McCarrick. lla Zola Bashford, Bottom Row-Ruth Howlett, Chase, Ada Warner. Cleora Hazel Grow, Pearl Smiley, Lucille Ketchum.

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Freshmen Everyone knows about our noble 51, the class with a big beginning. We have worked hard this year, that we might help to make the standard of dear old M. H. S. just a little higher. If marks help, we have gained them, and if talent helps, we have contributed it quite a lot. But we are so modest we dare not mention, of all our goodness. In the least we have borne the knocks and embarrassments of a Freshie, with a grin. Now we are qualified to take our stand as Sopho- mores. We have had our lessons splendidly fwhen not otherwisej. We cannot close this without a tribute to our teachers. We love them all and may they live long to pilot another jolly, wreckless crew of Freshies into the safe harbor of Life. l CLASS OFFICERS President-Marella Quant Vice President-Harold Phillips Secretary-Letha Scutt Treasurer-Myrtle Eckhart

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Eighth Grade At last we are preps ! Eight long years we have toiled to gain this dignified name. How we longed to climb those stairs to show that we might belong to the High School Union. But the pleasures of the past year will ever be remembered. The glorious sleigh-ride out to Martha's where we enjoyed ourselves the whole evening and part of the morningg and the party at Ruth Howlett's will never be forgotten or the evening spent at the home of Wilma and Loren Slaght. One accomplishment we have at least, so thinks Mr. Allen, is tearing paper and putting' it on the floor. We are, also professional gum-chewers and a good share of us manage to have a cud of gum each day. But withal, we are a jolly lot as you can see by our faces and the teachers like us even though we are mischievous. We hope to carry the good reputation we have attained with us on through High School and aim to climb on up the ladder and by the efforts of ourselves and teachers graduate with honors. ZOLA M. BASHFORD. President-Viola Dean Vice President-Ruth Howlett Secretary and Treasurer-Lillian Whipple