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Miss Mable R. Butler, sponsor eniom Wle leave Sullivan with a backward glance of fond farewell. The four years of war have left their mark, a clearer insight, a sense of values, more mature minds, a practical dream, and the will to make that dream come true. We had a wonderful time during our last se- mester. With Miss Mable R. Butler, Miss Adams, Miss Jacobs, and Miss Brown as sponsors, and with our olhcers and committees, we enthusi- astically launched our activitiesi While goblins howled and witches flew about on broomsticks there was dancing, entertainment, and refresh- ments at the Senior Class Hallowe'en Party in the Rogers Park Hotel. VVe had fun working on Pride and Prejudice. We think it was the best senior play ever given here. The cast and all the play committee mem- bers ate hot-dogs at rehearsals and celebrated the production of the play with numerous parties. The evening of the prom was enchanting. To the strains of Bill Rotor's music we danced in the Michigan Room of the Edgewater Beach Hotel on January 11. This, the first peacetime formal party, was a tremendous success, and with its gaiety symbolized the spirit of the class. At the Belden-Stratford Hotel on January 30 we held our Senior Luncheon with several honored guests. After the inevitable chicken a'la king we laughed at the class prophesy composed by Paula Margraff, Jean Carlson, Harry Katz, and Natalie Greenberg. Time Hew by and commencement was upon us. On January 31 the final exercises were held in the Sullivan Auditorium. Proud parents beamed and we were proud too, but we had a feeling of sorrow that the years had slipped away so quickly and we were leaving Sullivan. Our four years here were shadowed by the war but as we leave, a bigger task is ahead-that of making and keeping the peace. Wle are a little uncertain of the way, but sure that we are equal to the job, We have faith in ourselves and in the future. SENIOR OFFICERS Lg' to right: Kenneth Swanson, vice-president, Marceline Gor- don, treasurer, Mary Lou Edelstein, secretary, Marvin lsan, president. 11 1
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