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► VICTOR PALMROSE Sometimes it is more diffi¬ cult to make a good schedule cf games than it is to qualify as an athlete. More stress was put upon the office of athletic manager this year than form¬ erly. Victor Palmrose held this office admirably during the basketball season. GOLDA GRAFTON Something new in the line of “pep” was produced at the Union High this year. Many spectators commented upon the change. It is only fair to say that most of this pep radi¬ ated from one Golda Grafton. The student body supported her at all times. ALBERT DEWELT Albert DetVelt, the baseball manager, is not an assuming person, but he always lived up to what was expected of him.