Stevensville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

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CLASS PROPHECY (continued from page 7) Now what is this? Ah, Margaret Krajacic confides She's anxious to get married, and decides To answer, Yes'. to the first one who dares To proffer her the honored name he bears. Well, well, I'm sure she's wise, and surely can With one sweet smile bewitch the bravest man; And surely she has chosen the better part-- To reign at home, the queen of one man's heart'. Martin Howard would like to travel 'round the world. And bring back every flag he finds unfurled’. He wants to be a sailor and be brave In search of tokens worth one's while to save. Somebody's sister loves these souvenirs. I hope he gets his chance ere many years. 'Tis late, and I must hurry on my way For I have many pleas to hear to-day; I cannot linger longer with the class Which now is Stevensville High School's graduates. I'm sure they're very brave and wise and true. And they'll be prospered well in all they do. CLASS HISTORY (continued from page 6) The boys, as usual, dominated the situation. The days and weeks flew quickly. As before we had our picnic at Indian Lake and then went home to spend the summer in fun and merriment. As we entered school the following September, we were filled with the realization of our importance. We organized at once, and on the first page of the senior year were the class officers: MaryAnn Bodjack, president; Robert Nash, vice-president; and Margaret Krajacic, secretary and treasurer. From a mighty class of 22, there were only seven seniors left. Tney were Margaret Krajacic, George Ball, Martin Howard, MaryAnn Bodjack, Joe Klackle, Robert Nash, and Robert Jefferis. A new senior, Clyde Pippin, was welcomed with open arms from the sunny state of Ala- bama. The senior play, BERTIE'S CAVE WOMAN was a great suooess (or so they tell us). The seniors had their pictures taken and re-taken for the annual. Another day of fun recorded in the mem- ory book was senior skip day. And then commencement, the goal for which we had been work- ing for so long. As we left the building for the last time we hoped each and every one of the class of '36 would remember its motto, Rowing, not drifting, and that each class in the future would enjoy its years in high sohool as we had. Margaret Krajacic MaryAnn Bodjack 23