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f 2 Officers °f the Class of 1928 Jk. 'VU l ALLEN FOREMAN (Al) ci President 4, All Committees: Football 3-4, Varsity 4; Track ’25-’26; Jr. Prom Committee; Secretary Hi-Y; DMin R‘ M r of 0il Can; Class Basket Ball; Boys Board of Control. Al is undoubtedly the busiest man in High School, as is °VC , . y numerous offices he has held. He is behind vcryt ing for the best interest and his support means much o a o us. We all recogni e our President as the best ever, o go deeper into the subject would necessitate unlimited space so excuse our brevity. i-t-x-x fce-President 4; Literary Editor of Oil Can; Jr. Play; Senior Play Committee; Sr. Play; Jr. Prom Committee; Annual Committee; Picnic Committee; Color Committee ; Basketball 3; Cap and Gown Committee. Again wc are limited for space when it comes to say all that we should about Jean Esther. She has always played a major part in every class activity. Besides being an indis-pcnsible member of the staff, she has shown great ability in helping our President steer the class over the high spots of our very successful year. Jean Father has also resisted that great temptation of bobbing her hair which is so popular the present time. —t—t-i ROY SCHORMAN (Kippy) Football Varsity 3; Class Basket Ball; Boys Board of Control; Chairman Jr. Prom. Committee; Sr. Dance Committee Jr. Play; Class Treasurer 4; Banquet Committee. Short, big. fat and tall. Stout, slim, flat and small. The Duke of Coin. The future Secretary of the U. S. Treasury. The famous and victorious manager of the memorable Prom and faithful guardian of our superfluous funds. Don't worry. Kippy stil! retains the title of S. S. S. (Sure-Shot Schorman). J-H-t £ HELEN CAREY Ah. Class Secretary 3-4; Class Historian. ha! Here we have our prettv popular enough to hold her office for rCLary w ° was years. The report is also out that sh k , anc r Boys’ Take a look at this picture and no ste®dy as yet. ring finger fir.t, '“nd « «« ■ «° he. 12
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■ hots • YTrrrrrrrrrrrrrt KENNETH AKINS (Ken) Whenever we see a lad ungraciously breaking the prescribed speed limits in the halls or elsewhere, we know that it is Ken. Anyhow Ken is a hard worker and possibly someday he will follow in his father’s footsteps and be one of our cities’ worthy firemen. x-x-x—x KATHRYN AMON (Kate) Senior Play. Although Kate has red hair maybe her temper is not so bad. She is going to be a nurse and with her flirty eyes may catch a doctor. Kate is further proof that all red (?) headed girls are good looking. x-x-x-x DONALD ANDERSON (Don) Don’t be suspicious folks. That sleepy look of Don’s doesn’t come from staying out late at night—he carries Derricks. Don was slow in action and had to change his tactics in order to avoid detention hall, but did he avoid it? x-x-x-x MARJORIE ANDERSON (Margie) Junior Play; Senior Play; Ring and Pin Committee; Color Committee. Peppiest, gayest, superlative of everything imaginable. Admired and liked by all. Margie as one of the leading ladies in the Senior Play was largely responsible for the success of the Play. Maybe this success can be attributed to previous experience in romance. x-x-x-x DONALD AULT (Don) Senior Play; Class Basket Ball. The Patent Leather Kid. Of course we don’t mean to insinuate that he spends all his time combing down his hair, but wc have yet to see one hair out of place. Don is always looking for something to do in his slow motion manner. However wc admire his pluck and predict that someday Don will be a great manufacturer of hair oil.
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