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Sixth row: WiothoK. Harris, White, Doerr. Mickel, Steele, Marshall, Carpenter, Rosendahl, lemne, Easton, Spaeth. —« . Filth row: Zell, Walker, Gaver, Dahlen, A. Johnson, Moqllnor, Nordland, A. Anderson, Fellows, Van Bergen, Powell. Fourth row: Nichols, Morris, Sprague, MacGibbon. Garrison, Krcugor, Kunzo, Young, P. Anderson, Simmons, Murphy. Rhodes. Third row: King, Kohl, M. Jones, McGough, Brenoman, M. Andorson, L. Chase, Rich. Mathewson, C. Johnson, Lowe. Second row: Braken. Barnett, Levtch, Berkus, Dodge. Gould, Brooks. Cullen. Godbout. Firestone. First row: Hummel, BUtle, Quast, Pago. McNeo, Hanson. Kelly. G. Jones, McKone, Reilly, Hall. The junior Class OFFICERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS Arthur McNee....................................................President Patrick Dovaney ....... Vice-President Jean Hanson ...... Secretary-Treasurer IN September, 1935, seventy-two old and new students made their first appearance at University High School. The members of this large group, although from all parts of the Twin Cities, are now well acquainted with each other. The boys this year have shown great ability in football, basketball, and swimming. As for the girls, they held offices in many organizations and participated in their own athletic events. The one social function of the year was the Junior-Senior prom which was held in the latter part of May. Mr. Richard Drake and Mrs. Mabel Wettleson, the class advisers, helped to make the school year a success. The Junior Class earnestly hopes that next year it will be able to assume the responsibilities of the Senior Class as well as its predecessors have. Page Seventeen
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