Mason High School - Anchora Yearbook (Mason, MI)

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Seventh Grade We are the youngest members of the Mason High School. The first part of the year we had seats in room 8 but at the beginning of the second semester we were assigned places in the assembly room. There we soon learned the ways of the High School. At every snow storm our hopes of a sleigh ride would rise but 'ere the day was decided upon, the snow would vanish. Then we decided that we must have a party and we were royally entertained at the home of Carl Stewart. Then in February we celebrated the birthday of one of our members, Charles White. We are kept very busy with our studies but nevertheless find some time for mischief. Some of our members are expert gum chewers and whisperers. We are anxiously looking forward to the time when we have com- pleted our school work, but know that we have many rounds in the ladder of school life to climb before we gain our goal. -.ii CLA SS OFFICERS President-Doris Howlett Vice President-Gladys Hawley Secretary and Treasurer-Helen Hill

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