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.. ..S.. Senior lenders Seated: Mr. Bliss, Mr. Knight, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Steiger, Miss Hessler, Mr. Groth. Standing: Mr. Yeager, Mr. Klopp, Mr. Dill, Mr. Hilliker, Mr. Shoe- maker. Not in pic- ture: Miss Luchsinger. Seated: Jane Nickell, Bob Stith, Barbara Redding, Dick Stout, Jane LaRue, Dick Fleck, Alyce May, Warren Rich, Pat Bray, Web Donaldson, Betsy Foltz. Standing: Jerry Schellert, Margaret Faye Hannon, Tom Kelly, Alice Goldthwaite, M a r t h a York, Bob Crist, Alison Mead, Doug Shortridge, Jane Cooksey, Don Ogle, Marilyn Alexander, De- lores Peterson, Bill Flem- ing, Ann Fuller, and Flo Waterman. Senior Conneiill Who is the power behind the senior class? Who decides the Annual dedication? The Senior Council, composed of six elected delegates from each senior home room, capably handles the many questions concerning senior policies. The temporary council, appointed by Barbara Red- ding, acting president, chose the class jewelry and the Annual photographer. The permanent council convened October 16, 1948, with Dick Fleck presiding, and Miss Dorothy Peterson, sponsor. They set up the budget, and planned graduation exercises, class day, the Christmas party, and Frolic dance. Twenty Senior Home Room 'lfeoelhers The Shortridge seniors are alphabetically di- vided into four senior home rooms. It is the job of the home room teachers to coordinate their many activities. In addition to keeping attendance records and making announcements, they help in filling out program schedules. They are especially informed on student problems. They include Mrs. Louise Steiger, Lester Groth, Eugene Hilliker, 2093 Miss Ellen Luchsinger, Mrs. Henrietta Parker, Atwood Bliss, 241, Donald Klopp, C. C. Shoemaker, and Charles Yeager, 313, and Miss Alice Jane Hessler, Paul Dill, and Don Knight, 345.
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Seated: Jane LaRue, vice-presidentg Alyce May, secre- tary. Standing: Warren Rich, Annual editor, Dick Stout, treasurer: Dick Fleck, president. Senior Minutes The election of officers on October 6, 1948, began the activities for the Senior Class of 1949. The successful candidates were Dick Fleck, president, Jane LaRue, vice-president, Alyce May, secretaryg and Dick Stout, treasurer. Warren Rich, the Annual editor, was elected the previous April. The Senior Council, made up of representatives elected in the senior home rooms and the officers, was the governing body of the class. The class held their Christmas party on December 15. All seniors attending brought a toy. These toys were donated to several children's organizations. Dick Stout and Bob Lichtenauer acted as masters of ceremonies and Santa Claus CCoach Galeb presented gifts to various seniors. ' The Colors Committee chose wine and silver for the class ribbons. These were distributed in the senior home rooms. Class Day officers, elected February 17, Were Tom Kelly, giftoriang Pat Purdy, historian, Bob Stith, willmakerg and Helen Gaddy, prophet. The Senior Play, Seven Sisters, was held April 1, under the able direction of Miss Eleanor Dee Theek. June 1, 1949, was the last day of school for the graduating seniors and at 3 o'clock that afternoon, Class Day was held in Caleb Mills Hall. Seniors attended their last meeting on June 3. Vesper services Were held in Caleb Mills Hall on June 5 at 4 o'clock. Capped and gowned seniors of the class of 1949 received their diplomas at the graduation exercises held June 6. Respectfully submitted, ALYCE MAY, Secretary Twenty-one
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