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Soplvomores IN THE FALL of 1942, we at last became a part of the high school of Northport and started our Freshman year by electing George Jensen as our President. At our first party, we all purchased War Savings Stamps and later, to find the talent of our class members, we held an amateur show. This year, we feel more important as we are now one year nearer our goal. We have had two parties which were both successes. One was the Sophomore Fiesta, where we had all South American decorations, the other one was an Arabian Nights party. We extend our sincerest thanks to our advisors for all the help they have given us. They are Miss Breaux, Mrs. Dunn, Miss Aron, Miss Muller and Mr. Hayner. OFFICERS President . . . . HERBERT HARTT Treasurer MILTON GLASS S ecre tary , SHIRLEY SMITH 25
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Juniors Now, AS WE, the Class of 1945, are working on our play, Crazy House, to he presented on April 21st, we can recall with fond memories our three years spent together in Northport High School. This school year thus far we have had a Christmas Dance and a Basket Social, returns from which greatly exceeded our expectations. Our goal this year is to present a Prom, to which the Junior Class as well as the Senior Class will he admitted without charge. The Junior Class oflicers that are striving to make this year a successful one are: Thomas Miller, President, Raymond Hawes, Vice President, Victoria Salaminda, Secretary, and Arthur Horton, Treasurer. Class advisors: Mr. Tiffany Miss Hawkins Mr. Carden Mrs. Wright 24
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F reshmen on THE FIRST TIME in the school's history, the Freshman Class has held two dances. The first dance ran so smoothly and was so successful financially, that a request was made for a second dance and the administration approved the request. The Class is now loolcing forward to similar success in its Sophomore year. The Freshmen are already planning ways of earning money for a prom in their Junior yearg the class would like to leave the school a tolcen of its esteem. The Freshman Class hopes to help the school in many ways before it graduates. OFFICERS President I . PAUL BOUCHER Vice President . FRANCINE PIDGEON Secretary I . . GEORGE CREMER Treasurer . . RICHARD CHESEBROUGH 26
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