Morrice High School - Oriola Yearbook (Morrice, MI)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HIST ORY The tenth grade began the school year with twenty-five members. At our first class meeting we elected the follow- ing class officers: President ----- - - - Leo Haggerty Vice-President - - - - - Marvin Schrnidt Secretary ---------- Irene Bolek Treasurer ---- - - Rosemarie O'Connor Historian ---------- Leo Mullany Sergeant-At-Arms ---- Frank Nanasy Reporter ---------- Gloria Tribly On November 4, we held the Sophomore Swing. The theme of the decorations was nationalities. The music was handled by Florence Saska, pianist: Eldon Ross, violinist: and Lois Ashley, druxns. On December ll, we had a roller skating party. It turned our very well and was enjoyed by all. All of the students in the Sophomore Class have taken part in some activity throughout the year. Most of the boys have participated in athletics. The following boys were members of the F. F. A. organization: Bob Carpenter, Herman Stover, Jack Munro, and Donald Cannady. Leo Haggerty was a member of the band and the glee club. Most of the Sophomore girls were members of the home nursing class. Lois Ashley played the drunns in the band. Most of the girls were members of the girls' glee club. 27

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NINTH GRADE At the beginning of the year the Freshman Class was initiated into high school life. Everyone was a good sport and everyone had fun. We have been on two roller skating parties at the Palamar in Lansing. Selma Lindquist had a party at her home during October. We danced and later had a hayride. Refresh- ments of cocoa, cookies, apples and sandwiches were served. At the Harvest Festival the Freshrnen has a mu- seum booth. Leroy Hankinson, the class President, was crowned king of the Harvest Festival. Dolores Gilbert had an ice skating party at her home January 10. After an evening of skating we en- joyed hot cocoa and cookies. February 5, we had a bake sale at Ferrigan's store. A small table model radio was raffled which was won by Marguerite Scollon. 2.9