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JUNIORS The Junior Class of Matawan High School com- menced this year with c elections. William Stratton was elected as their president, Robert Colot as vice- president, Margaret Greenman as treasurer, and Mar- garet Devlin as secretary. Their advisors are Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Dudley, Mr. Jones, and Miss Ryan, who will help them achieve their ambitions. The class de- cided that the rose will be their class flower and their colors will be green and white. Some of their most important activities include: obtaining their rings, planning and holding a Junior Dance, and the traditional Junior Prom. The rings chosen this year will be standardized, so the decision of the class is important. They are looking for an original and appropriate design that will be attractive, yet not too expensive. The main issue of the year is the Junior Prom. which calls for early preparation and much thought and effort for its success. We are confident that the Juniors will contribute much to our school, and will have a Very prosperous year. OFFICERS Margaret Greenman, Treasurer; William Stratton. President; Robert Colot, Vice-President; and Margaret Devlin, Secretary. Page Twenly-six
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SOPHOMORES The class of '51 is quite fortunate when it comes to displaying talent in sports and other Matawan High School activities. We started off in the football field with Dan DiPola, Danny Harris, and Doug Marvel- three of our star players in the lineup. Naturally, we have cheerleaders out to cheer on the boys and a few marchers to dress up the field in the halves of our games. We Sophomores are trying our best to earn money that we will be able to use toward our trip to Washing- ton. We want to become successful enough to gain, not lose, on the annual Junior Promenade. This year some of our English classes are prac- tising etiquette, and these classes have given a won- derful display of good manners in classrooms, hall, and, especially, the cafeteria. The Sophomore Dance is being held May 6, 1949, and the officers are trying their best to make it is different and as enjoyable as they can. We are hoping it will be a great success. OFFICERS Kathleen Stein, Vice-Presi- Fred Emerson, President; dent; Lucille Scharappa, Treasurer. Secretary; Joan Wilson, Page Twenty-seven
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