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Page 29 text:
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Student Body Meetings The student body meetings ol this school year were presided over by our jovial presi- dent, Chester Stevenson. The oliice of vice- president was occupied by that industrious VVar Bond salesman, Gene Deutschmann, and that of secretary by the always friendly and cheerful Doris Nelson. Our meetings were notably marked by the number of pep assemblies which were presented. Of the twenty-odd assemblies no less than ten were devoted wholly or in part to ringing out a few yells for an ap- proaching game. Perhaps this shows an in- creasing interest by more students of Uni High in sports. Many of the student gatherings were honored by guest speakers. Among these were locally and nationally known figures such as Major Harvey Blythe, Lt. Charles VViper, a former student of Uni High, Dr. Hay Brig, travelling speaker for the Allied Youth Association, joe Cordon, famous star ol' the New York Yankees, and Dean Jewell, the old friend of Uni High who never refused to speak to the students even when busy. Because of lack of talent and the fact that the Program Chairmen, Jerry Switzer and Jodie Evans ran out of suggestions for original programs, it was decided that each class should be responsible for one assem- bly program. The seniors presented Profes- sor Franchare and his history of jazz music. The juniors came forth with Coach How- ard Hobson who showed pictures of the 1940 basketball team and their trip to Ha- waii. When the sophomores presented their program they had some musical numbers and an original dance by three of their own boys. Uni High had its share of local talent in the meetings this year. Under this came drama by the Scarlet Masque, piano num- bers, a wrestling match, a poetry contest, and many other presentations by the stu- dents themselves.
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JUNIORS After successfully emerging from their so called green stage , about sixty-five sophs marched back to Uni High in Sepf tember of '42 to become 21 class of loyal juniors. All the newness gone and with an air of confidence, the class settled down by electing Hal White as president, Rod Woodsvortli as vice-presidentg Louise Furr as secretary, and Nadine Morton as Stu- dent Council representative. The junior boys continued to turn out for athleticsg seven received letters in foot- ball and the B squad for basketball was largely made up of boys from this class. FOURTH ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: Chase, Martin, Hohnstein, Woodworth, Porter, Blythe, Young, Carlyle. THIRD ROW: Morgan, Unsoeld, Underwood, Edwards, Hill, Axtell. SECOND ROW: Smith, Sutherland, S. Gifford, Gibbons, Freeman, Gilkeson, Parsons. FIRST ROW: S. Jensen, Trabue, Best, Robinson, E. Glasgow, Babb, Gaaler.
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