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SSEENUGDIQP EHUSSUCDERYY class to receive rings during their junior year . We had two parties, a weiner roast at Roadside Park and a party at the home of Dale Grubs. On February 5, l9L2, we presented the class play, NFixit Incorporated,N a farce-comedy in three acts. We entertained the seniors at a military banquet on May 15, at the school. The entertainment at the banquet was furnished by Miss Mar- cella Peterson, of Bowling Green State University. After the banquet everyone was given a ticket to the show, NKing's Row,H at Toledo. Senior Year President ---.-------.----------- Donald Miller Vice President ----------- ---Robert Harmeyer Secretary ----------------------- Marie Brinker Treasurer -------------------------- Iota Evans At last we were seniors, our studying and fun had not been in vain. We were very fortunate to have Miss Wirick for our sponsor once more. On October 5 we journeyed to the Livingston Studio, Toledo, to have our pictures taken. Always willing to try something new we presented these three one-act plays on March 22, 19L3: a comedy, NThe Hummingbird Hiccups,N a drama, NThe Bond Between,N and a tragedy, NA Night at an Inn.N Although this type of play is not well known in this community it is not doubtful that it will become popular in the future. The new year also brought a few dark days when we started to lose members of our class. In February Rob- ert Harmeyer enlisted in the navy, but returned with an honorable discharge. LeRoy Stewart decreased the num- ber of our class to thirteen. In March Gene Hannah was called to the army, the first student to be called dur- ing the school year. A theater party was riven in his honor. His leaving decreased our enrollment to twelve. Our twelve years of school were rapidly drawing to an end. In April we received our announcements and name cards, and took the state scholarship tests. Our last party together was a weiner roast at Pearson Park on May 7. Cn May 14, we were honored guests of the junias at the banquet. Our goal achieved, we ended the year with the baccalaureate, May 23, and commencement, May25
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