1930-BLUE AND GOLD Junior Class Ufficers President s,,s s,,s,,s,,s s,s,,s, ss,s,,s,,,,,,s s,s,, ,,sv s,,s,,s,ss,,,,,s, R o B E R T SNAVELY Vice President ,e,, DD ,s,e D HDONALD WADSWORTH Secretary sesse,,. DD ,,,e,, GEORGIANNA MATHEW Treasurer ,, D D,ee,ee,,De. .,,es, e,sDe,es,DD D D DDDONALD MITCHELL '23 '25 F23 Junior Class History Searching through many an old annal for annualj for any facts that were of interest, I came upon the history of the class of '31 of the Sterling Township High School. Printed in an ancient type with many an archaic word the account began. The class had entered the Halls of Learning and Knowledge in the fall of 1927. According to the custom of old S. H. S. the class early elected officers, so the ancient volume said. Ned Rowland was the first President, Tom Davis, Vice-President, Violet Eckman, Secretary, and Margaret Caskey, Treasurer. The crisp yellow pages craclcled under my touch. Fearful lest 1 should miss any fact concerning this class, 1 read on carefully. There had been a picnic C1 again found the story of the classl at Lawrence Park. Charred weeners seemed to be the special dish. The account continued in another volume. The archaic words were fewer, the pages less old. The class came again to the Halls of Learning and Knowledge. Sophisticated Sophsi' the chronicler called them. Again ofiicers were elected: Robert Snavely, President, John Baer, VicefPresident, Marian Hill, Secretaryg Violet Eckman, Treasurer. The class held a picnic at Lowell Park this time. And beans were the special! The volume rambled on with accounts of other classes, clubs and parties. Later it resumed the story of the class of '31, telling of the third visit to the Halls of Learning and Knowledge. Jolly Juniorsn now. The officers were Robert Snavely, President, Donald Wadsworth, Vice-President, Georgianna Mathew, Secretaryg Donald Mitchell, Treasurer. The class gave dances after the Friday night basketball games. The money raised was for a certain prom given in honor of the Seniors, so the chronicler said. Here his account ended with some obsolete phrase 1 took to mean continued in our next. -G. M., '31 Page Twenty-two
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