Reese High School - Rocket Yearbook (Reese, MI)

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£ CLASS HISTORY by Evelyn DuRussell In the fall of 1942 twenty-one shy and excited freshmen entered Reese High School to begin four years p f hard (?) study., After becoming accustomed to the [routine of high school life, w e elected the follow¬ ing for our freshman class officers; president, Edwin peyerlein; vice-president, Waldo Schluckbier; sec¬ retary, Eobette Stoc mej er; and treasurer, William Freudenstein, Our class advisor was Mr. A. Humpert. the latter part of October the sophomores an initiation party,; Twenty-one frightened came to school as we were directed to by the es and manfully took all the punishment that d out to us We freshmen of c 45 will always that day as one of complete terror, Real- at the only courteous thing to do was to eturn party, we entertained the sophomores at r party® These were only two of several rties held during the yecr On June 9 the Freshman class of ! 43 came to an to reappear that fall with the title ’ ' Sophomore of : 44 r ' . When classes were resumed on August 94b, we were disappointed to find that only four lively and ambitious students remained in our „ But we. carried on, although losing almost of the class was a blow To begin, we elected ollowing officers? president, Bernard Schulte; president, Maryellen Humpert; secretary, Rosalie treasurer, Wilmer Kamm; and class advisor, When we came back, in the fall of ’44 there were fourteen bright students to begin their Junior year