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SENIOR Class History In the year of 1923 a class of sixty Freshmen started High School at St. Thomas. As students from many dif- ferent schools it took us a few days to become acquainted with each other and with our teachers. It was not long, how- ever, before we were accustomed to the rules of St. Thomas. As Freshmen we tried to do our best. The biggest event of our Freshman year was the Senior- Freshman Reception at which we were formally initiated. At the end of our Freshman year we felt that we had earned the name of Sophomores. During the Sophomore year our social events were few and far between for we were not yet able to conduct a formal party without assistance. Qur class in- terests were cared for by Carroll Sizer, our Presidentg Helen McMahon, our Vice Presidentg Harold Doyle, our Secretary? and Raymond Nolan, our Treasurer. Our year was a quiet one but we felt that we had acquired a great deal of knowledge. Our junior year was very successful. The biggest undertaking during this year was the junior-Senior Banquet and al- most as important was our Junior party. That year we elected the following of-N ficers: President, Carroll Sizerg Vice President, John Green: Secretary, Mar- garet O'Brieng and Treasurer, Francis Holcomb. Seniors are we now. We have striven from the beginning to do our best. As our high school career comes to a close we feel that we have done our best. We have tried to be a credit to the school and hope that we shall ever be worthy of our Alma Mater. Mary Uriell, '27. , dTtW rWHQQliTtMHeel? F531 .vi
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Dorothy Eileen Tierney f.DOtn Glee Club 4. Secretary Charity Clulm 4. Annual Staff 4. Cantata 4. Dramatic Art 4. History Club 4. She's happy and rlever Whate7'er' the weather. Robert Joseph Tierney AKB0bH Class Play 4. History Club 4. Freshman Reception Committee 4. Full of fvcff, full of fun Heir a f1'ifnd to fzicryonef' Mary Ellen Uriell 4rMaryyv Glee Club Z, 3, 4, History Club 4. Charity Club 4. A quiet maiden, intent on her work We know that hm' duties she will nfwr shirkf' t 'f ' ': tati l57l J l
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