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THE YEAR BOOK gage w b an T lv 'hex gi QQ NAM! Thursday , june 3 Senior exs! L. Green, M. Clay, and E. de Fremery are accredited with being able to ride horseback. B. Lowell, L. Forrester, L. Prince, B. Weston,and M. Moore are also accomplished and the Walking Club in- forms them of this fact at a picnic supper in the woods. Friday, jane 4 M. Moore and L. Forrester are elected S and leaders. We can hardly realize it but the time has come for the records to be handed over to the new oflicers. Saturday, jane 5 ' The Tennis supper and elections! Sunday, jane 6 Mr. Leavens honors us at the Senior Service. Morzday, jane 7 The rest of the High School begins its struggles. Friday , farze 11 The movement for adjournment is now in order. An eager, yet regret- ful unanimous consent is given-Commencement! ALICE JORDAN l 42 l
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THE YEAR BOOK .Si aztu1':i1gf, M401 29 The boarders enjoy dinner at Sequoia Park for the last time this year. Mozztiagf, Magi 31 , Student Body officers for next year are: President, Dorothy Kroll, secretary, Elizabeth Lineberger, treasurer, Lucy Bancroft, YEAR BooK editor, Betty Lowell, YEAR BooK manager, Ellabelle Seagraveg charity leader, Mariedna Clay, cheer leader, Sally Rutter, and line rallies, Alice Dalton and Catherine Burton. The Faculty under the guise of the American Beauties show us up frightfully in baseball. Who says our teachers aren't real sports? HS. K. nominates Margaret McKin11ey, president, Lucy Prince, secretary, and Jean Lawyer, treasurer. The French Club recognizes Helen Dolge and Nancy Overton. Tuesday, func' 1 Each Senior does her share in planting the cherry tree. Hattie, Mar- jorie, Barbara, and Helen recall former years to our minds at the Senior Breakfast in the gym. Class nominations are held. PV ed12euiay, june 2 The same old story ! Commencement practice falls on the hottest day of the year. Mr. Charles Zook Sutton shows us what We looked like the night of the play. A.Wyckoff, M. Nibley, H. Peters, D. Kroll, F. Corder,J. Jamison, and E. de Fremery are the latest successes in the theatrical line. ' -'--e T at li-.uSes.....a1-a.u.-. -'Nr '-'f.-,tag-Q.-Q... H --A mari -, , ,., ,,,' l41l
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