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Senior Class Officers 15 ■ WILLIAM FITCH RUTH DUFFY RITA MAHONEY ARCHIE DAVIS
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Senior Class History The Class of 1935 began its illustrious career on September 8, 1932, as demure and unsophisticated Sophomores. After we were welcomed by Mr. Sears, and learned our way around, we became permanent fixtures in the school. The class soon realized its responsibilities and in March, 1933, an Executive Committee, consisting of Rita Mahoney, Archie Davis, William Fitch, and Ruth Duffy, was chosen to lead the way. We showed evidences of outstanding leadership in all activities, and a fine class spirit was shown by the prompt payment of class dues, and the large attendance at the Sopho- more dance held May 26. After a happy, but fleeting vacation we returned as the new Junior Class in Sep- tember, 1933, with renewed vigor and resolution to do our best in everything. Again on November 8, the leaders of the class were chosen: William Fitch, president; Rita Mahoney, vice-president; Archie Davis, treasurer; and Ruth Duffy, secretary. This year many Juniors gained prominence by getting on the Maximum and Credit Lists, being active in Athletics, Orchestra, Band, and Debating, and, toward the close of the year, twenty from our ranks were elevated to the National Honor Society. Then, to cap the climax of a splendid year, our Junior Night Committee, composed of Eleanor Grindle, Agnes Hayes, Edward Guthrie, and Robert Steele, gave us an enjoyable evening May 25, with an entertainment and dance. It was as dignified and serious Seniors that we returned the following Septem- ber. Still again, faith was put in the same four to hold office and to lead the way, with the goal being this time—Graduation. On February 8, the Senior Play Cast and Committee did a creditable piece of work, which was appreciated by all who saw the Play. In April, fifty-two of our classmates attained what they had been working towards, the National Honor Society. And now the Class of 1935 comes to its final activities—Class Day, Senior Night, and Graduation! Ah, they come and go all too swiftly, and we realize what we are losing. The members of the Senior Class thank their teachers for their wise and willing guidance through the past three years and hope their future attainments will prove their sincerity. As a final parting word, the Class of 1935 wishes the Classes of ’36 and ’37 the best of success. 16
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