West Side High School - Legenda Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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[ SOPHOMORES This large class of Sophomores, numbering 94 at the present time, have representatives in every organization of the A. H. H. S. Among the Athletes we stand high. We have five letter men. Four of our boys played football; two of the basketball quintet were sophomores ; and five members of first baseball team belong to this class. Other school activities are supported by the class in a similar way. Though making no display, but working quietly, this class bids fair to make a strong and reliable Junior class which will up- hold all the traditions of former classes and possibly show that there are things yet to be discovered.

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The Juniors are preparing to give the annual Junior Banquet at the Saginaw Canoe Club the week following examinations. All Juniors, Seniors, and members of the faculty are invited to attend. This event, without doubt, will be the most promising one in the school year, and it would be more than worth while for all those having the privilege to attend it. JUNIOR PLAY Following the example set by this year ' s graduating class when in its Junior year, the present Junior class, on February 19, 1915, offered for the approval of the Saginaw public the second annual Junior play, Bachelor Hall . The play which is a farce-comedy in three acts was well pre- sented. It pictures the living room of the Hon. Geoffrey Myrlleton in Washington, D. C, where private theatricals are being rehearsed. During the evening ' s production two of Myrlleton ' s narrow-minded constituents arrive unexpectedly so that many embarassing compli- cations arise which caused much merriment to the onlookers. The Cast Betty Vance Luella Theobald Polly Reynolds Marie Krause Mrs. Van Styne Dora Schulz Claire, her daughter Harriet Henke Congressman Geoffrey Myrlleton Albert Lent Silas Jervis Deacons Cecil Sims Elisha Basset Win. Martzowka Pinkerton Case James Jerome Vere Lee George Clark Ensign Jack Meridith .J. Arthur McBratnie O ' Rourke, policeman Floyd Morris Jasper, butler Norman Trackett

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The freshman class organized this year intending to do things, and they did ! They accomplished an unheard of feat this year when they gave a freshman dance which, although not a financial success, was a great social event in the school year, and the class feel that they have done their part in making this a pleasant school year. They also took another very important step when, in their meeting in May, they voted to prohibit all smokers from holding office in the class of 1918. They feel that in this they have taken a very important step for the pupil ' s welfare, and feel that time will prove it so. So it may be seen that as freshmen they did things, and as up- per classmen will probably do great things. George L. Barrows.