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The MILESTONE 1924 Victor Nenow, Pres. (tairrsl (VnirM. III. School ('odcu (1). (lie 1 Muh (41. HI-Y 13-4). I’rr . Hi-Y No. 2 3 . Pm. Hl-Y 14). Chairman of Heary Katrm 14). Dramatic Club (4). ’la a I «l-«Uttl (4). Interview Indoor Hawrball 14). Interview Volley Hall ('aiKain (4). (’beer l adrr (4). Track (3-4). Captain 2 mile track Tram (4). Vice prvaldeot How l.lnc 25 (4). Student Traffic Council (4). llt-8rhool Concert (4). Senior Clawe Play. Helen Anderson, Sec. Academic Courac. J Club (1). Declamatory Con teat (1). labeling Team (2-3). Ca|»-tain Interrlaan Baakrtl«ll (2-3). Dram- aUc Club (2-3-4). (iirl Reaene (2-3-4). Program Clialrman (3) and Prcaldent (4) of Girl Kcvncw. Glee Club (1 -2-3-4). Buwi-neaa Manager (Dee Club (4). Junior Claaa Play Pomander Walk (3). Glee Club Olieretta Once in a Itlue Moon (4). Aw-Klxtant Editor of Mllewtmie (4). 8« lor Claaa Play. Lewis Lederer, Vice Pres. Academic ('ourv. Cadeta (1). Hl- (3-4). Chairman And)' Senators (4). Art Editor of Milestone Staff (3-4). Dramatic Club (4). Declamatory Conteat (4). How l.lng 25 (4). Track (3-4). Interview Volley Ball (4). I nicer last Indoor Baseball (4). Norris Schroeder, Treas. Academic Ctwrse. H«» kln H. S. (1-2). Dramatic Club (3-4). Busineaw Manager (4). Onluwtra (3-4). Secretary (4). Glee Club (3-4). Treasurer (4). Hi-Y (3-4). Sec.-Trcaa. of Heavy Eaters. Track (3-4). Baseball (3-4). Capt. Interrlaaa Indoor Baaeball. Junior Class Play Pomander Walk (3). (ilee Club Operetta Cherry Blosaom (3). I declamatory (3-4). Senior Claaa Play. Senior Class History 3T was a sunny morning in September when the present Seniors ventured into the {treat unknown of the high school. They felt big when thev started to school that morning but somehow they shrank before the day was over and felt about as small as when in the first grade. On the third day there was a little diversion when a cat strolled into the assembly, and they forgot for a while that they were young and bashful. The officers that year were: President. Ted French; Vice-President, Carl Gettman; Secretary, kathryn McGrane Treasurer, Ethel Schram. Thanks to the sponsoring of Mr. Christenson, they got a little attention, and when spring came they felt that the worst was over. Officers chosen for the Sophomore year were: „ . President, Ethel Schram; Vice-President, Ira Craven; Secretary and Treasurer, Lloyd King; with Miss Arnold and Mr. Wells as sponsors. They all had good times that year at the picnics .ind parOes. that they were distinguished as a class. The hares and hounds nearly ate each other up on the famous race. ..... . A oc lov About that time they moved into the new high school and gave the class play Poman-der Walk”. And, last of all, there was the banquet they Rave the seniors hich simply C°Ul The officers that year were: President, Warren Marsh; Vice-President, Lloyd Kin ; Secretary, Ethel Schram; Treasurer, Irma Haase; and their sponsors were Miss Hinson and Mr. Rorapaugh nior officers are: president, Victor Nenow; Vice-President, I wis Ij rer; Secretary Helen Anderson; Treasurer, Norris Schroeder; and sponsors. Miss Cottrell and Mr. Keister. Earlv in the fall came the Hare and Hound race. They had an awful time that niRht keeping the white sweaters covered while they “lay low” in the bushes across the river until io 0 and then thev crave an S” and trailed back to town. The biRRest event of the vear was the Wayne Tournament. There were three Seniors on the B B team. Earlv in March came the first High School Orpheum, followed by the‘r winning of the silver cup in the ticket selling contest. Their remaining weeks w.ere fll '1ti'‘th parties and banquets an l finally, Commencement, and before they realize it—graduation. — fifteen ‘
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The MILESTONE 1924 Seniors Alice Anderson Delil Beck •Academic Course. Hoskins II. 8. (1-2). N. H. 8. (3-4). Academic Course. Cora Beal Commercial Count . J. W. i. (1). cilrl RoM-rvm (2-4). Commercial Con teat. Typewriting. Shortliand. Maye J. Beal Normal Training Course. Miss Koch’s Group (1). Glee Club (3-4). Miss Cherry Blossom” (3). Once In a Hlue Moon” (4). Girl Reserves (4). Jack Blum Academic Course. Football (2 3-4). Basketball (3-4). Track (3). Baseball (1-3). Intervlaa Basketball (3-4). Hi V (2-3). Goldie Bowers Commercial Course. Girl Reserves (1-2-3 4). Glee Club (1-2), L B. (1). Mias Smith’s Group (2). Avis Besk Academic Course. W. W. Club (1). G. H (2-3-4). Vice president (4). In ton-lass Baaeball (4), Interclaas lias ketball (4). U. A. A. (4). Stanley Brinkman Academic Course. Glee III Y (3-4). Club (1-2-3). Orchestra (1-2-3). Mary Mae Behmer Normal Training Course. Girl RewrvM (1-3 4). Miss Deeke’a Group (1). Esther Carlin Academic Course. Girl Reserve (2-3-4). Glee Club (3). Mls« Suctger's Group (2). O. O. Club (4). Miss Cherry Blossom” (3). Seniors sixteen
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