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SENIOR OFFICERS Secretary Eleanor Reed Annual Editor Monica Lennox President Jim Jay Vice-President Betty Lou Stewart Treasurer Reed Rice Our Memories of a Wonderful Senior Year . . . Page Fourteen JUNIOR OFFICERS Ted Steeg Art Klein Ellen Norman Joan Robinson Joan Hoster Betsy Dithmer The election of senior officers on October 15 began the year of activities for the class of 1948. The success- ful candidates in the election were Jim Jay, our presi- dent: Betty Lou Stewart, vice-president, Eleanor Reed, secretaryg and Reed Rice, treasurer. The office of editor- in-chief of the Annual Was accepted by Monica Lennox. The governing body of the Senior Class consisted of a presidents council. This group included representa- tives elected from our four senior home rooms, and the above-mentioned class oflicials. The first big event which the seniors sponsored Was the Christmas party, given for the class members on December 13 in the girls' gym. The only admission charged at this affair was a toy, which was donated to a child welfare organization. The party was a huge success. The Senior Colors Committee chose light blue and black for the ribbons of the Class of '48. This year the Senior Play was the famous comedy, 'KYou Can't Take It With You, presented on March 19, 1948, in Caleb Mills Hall. The play was under the direc- tion of Miss Eleanor Dee Theek. May 27 was the last day of school for the graduating seniors. The class Vesper Services were held Sunday, May 30, in the auditorium. The last of the four senior meetings was held on Tuesday, June 1, and the Class Day festivities which took place in Caleb Mills Hall were also on June 1. At last, on Wednesday, June 2, came the night for the most impressive of all Shortridge occasions, the graduation ceremony in the Coliseum. Here the seniors in caps and gowns received their diplomas and prepared to meet their new life with the distinction of being a graduate of Shortridge High School. Respectfully submitted, Cgwdfldfl Weed! Secretary of the Senior Class,
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