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,war 9 RESXDENT Eugenc Smaxer FEBRUARY1937 E. Smaler, D. Just, N. Brice, L. Paulu. l' i CLASS OFFICERS For its class president, the 1937 Feb- ruary graduating class picked a double victor in the person of Eugene Smaler who later became valedictorian. This was the Hrst time in the history of West Division that these two offices were held by the same person. The other officers selected by the class were Leonard Paulu, vice-presidentg Nedra Brice, secretaryg Dan Just, treasurerg and Harry Genett, sergeant-at-arms. The class originated a precedent which it would be well for others to attempt to follow-ninety-per cent C90 'Zh of them entered West Division together as freshmen and graduated to- gether in February 1937, showing the high scholastic average of the class. The senior party was a gay end to the many happy days the class had spent at West. The highlight of the evening was the treasure hunt, accom- panied by shouts and giggles, and then the dancing and refreshment which brought the night to a happy end-a night that will long remain in the hearts and minds of the February class.
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fx' CLASS OFFICERS Election day at West Division and the candidates eagerly awaiting the re- turns with all the nervousness and eX- pectation of bliie-bloods at the post! Now the results are in and show that the following people have been chosen as class officers from a notable list of candidates -Eiigene Wander, presi- dent, Karl Enltinger, vice-president, Mary Ann Naessl, secretary, Robert Haeger, treasurer, and Peter Wendt, sergeant-at-arnis. l i The class has held frequent and lively meetings where various opinions were presented, discussed, and then either rejected or accepted. Some of the sub- jects presented in this manner were: the cap and gown question, the business of choosing a suitable class gift, and the burning question of the senior en- tertainment. Various committees were appointed by the president to aid him in making some of these momentous decisions. Franklin Grow headed the committee whose task it was to plan the com- mencement program, Jack Heibler, the entertainment committee, Myrtle Ruenzel, the gift committee, Hugh O'Connell, the graduation announce- ment committee. Wi NUM-K PRESIDENT Eugene Wander JUNE1937 P. Wfendt, K. Entinger, M. A. N aessl, R. Haeger, E, Vfander
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