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Aurora Stait Editor-in-Chiet . . . Margaret Nagy Girl Associate Editor . . , Lura Powell Boy Associate Editor . . William Gutaskus Art Editor . . . .... ' ,.,... Carl Moline Fellowship . . Mary Razgunas, Hazel Andree, Gurlie Forsman Work and Fun ......... lris Pomeroy, Lura Powell Service . . . Iosephine Samrick, Duane Wessman, Edward Petrovich Health Through Sports .... Iacqueline Wenger, Wallace lmhoif Assistants - Estelle Nowacki, Robert Blandford, Esther Crowley, Dorothy Miedema, Marie Hull, Carol Van Os, Robert Nogrady, Iohn Scholl, Vivian Koster, Rose Bergsma, Bob Hoving, Bill Dwight, Irene Baird, Helen lenkins, Bill Swietlik, Florence Olzewski, Estelle Cfrodus, Dorothy Vander Wertf, Betty Tulos, Kathryn Best, Donald Beasecker, Violet Favel, Richard Corner, Mildred Dean, Rosemary Kruizenga, Lois Groenleer, Helen Rozela, Margaret Ann Voss, Corinne Baer, Elizabeth Allen, Clara Dalebout, George Heim, Franklin Lohnes, Ed Wasel, Lloyd White, Stanley Ampulski. Business Manager ......... . Weston Lehr Circulation Manager . . Ioe Ver Wys ADVISERS Editorial . . Miss Myrtle Heseltine Art . . . . Miss Edith Barker Typing . . Miss Clarissa Richardson Business . . Mr. Arthur I. Avery
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Chronicle December 2 - February 22 - Our city championship basketball team goes atter victories. Ianuary 17. 1936 - The Iunior High goes Chinese and sponsors an Oriental opera. February 13-14 - We play rich With The Million- aire, the first senior play. February Z0 - The Community Council feed their followers at the Patriotic Banquet. Profits to help redress the band. March 11 - The N.H.S. takes in seventeen new, proud members and serves tea to strutting parents. April 3-4 - Round Up on the West Side, Everybody comes to town. April 25 - The night when everyone waltzes. The junior class presents the Prize Waltz party, April 30 - May 1 - The second senior play, Thru The Keyhole, makes a grand hit. May 9 - We continue dancing at the Bal Moderne. May I5 - The juniors get generous and in- vite us to the annual Prom. We don our bestl May 23 - - We humor the tootball boys at the Varsity Club Frolic. May 26-27 - Students are honored at award assemblies. Iune 4 - With eyes lull ot tears we bid good-bye to Alma Mater and face the cold, cruel World With our weapons, the diplomas, and our chins upl ,155 1, ,K .. Q 4 I ' Y i by . g 'f -if? Y .avi ,-.3--3,5 -W , , . 1: ,Q N ,-.gzip . .,, ,L 2: .. L' LI- L, -Q23-is y fl.-,Q r f. 5 ig ' ' -' iQf4f.z-,g pg : Q-ide' 5 ..z'1'1.i+...4. h :9?fl'T 4'.' 4 . 'fla 4 ' fe'-1, I.Ef .. ,A , ...- Q L .. y fx' wx ' x 5, FfifA 2ft ' ' 'f , 1 ,, . , Q ,fix ' te . Il' ti! .. , , ...,,,,,... , t I V . 5-1252! , . ' V' Q35-wa, , .'g:1., 'rf-E122-j:f3PQ'i-I ' aw- -' 1.-1 f ,. :A-K l'-ii2:Ii..::f:1.g:f'1,' 1 E232--,- '2:Z. 6 Y? '-af-?awff:g:sx,:1IsI.i'.,V 3'-', i 521.5 ' , -: .fi XV ft ,. - - 1' M ' a:4:i1v:+w?:5,5'v5if?2f5Q- :X Q. , ,I-4 P 9 zz: V, f- :15:fy?.f1?ff':a1 I-:Pgfti sf . -gr: ' bv. : rsfs- if . x :-::z:-:- . ,5 ' 3 - 1 4 - ' --zffufq' ' rf , P , ' as- :,.,,, 2.52, .1 4513.11 . ' .y ,, way, 1.9: .5 .l.,....VA.,.,.,i.t,. ' 5 :it Q ' . T. .-.- --ff 1 5f:5sf:g-3,3351,5jzji'-P'-..:-.N-'f1 I ,--2:::f. . W,V:n rE2-W:Er,E-1191-2.1.-iii.-,f:EF, SQ ' Q M H i r 2- l -..- r I ' J 1 -- . . ,W , , . . 'l .fr T? BBW 4 ' T ' 'sf' 1 - l i 2 . . -' -, zg--' , 'gigs' f: 5 Q it 5 Tri ge, - E iz 1 t ' V . - ., it i gf. ri 5
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