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THE W. I-I. S. ANNUAL, 1928 23 THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bertha Sahla . . . President james Smith . . Vice-President Clair Weak . . Secretary-Treasurer HE. junior Class was rather late in getting organized this year, but we have managed to have some jolly times together at the homes of several of our class memloers. The biggest social event of the year in which we parti- cipated was the l-lalloweien Masquerade Party, given hy the Juniors and Seniors to the Students and Staff. A joint com- mittee from the two classes worked together to arrange the program, refreshments and decorations. Our President and her two helpers, Madeline Long and Clair Weak, worked untiring- ly to help make the party a success. The hall was ablaze with orange and lolackg cats, witches, owls and jack-01 lanterns decorated the walls, and orange streamers criss- crossed the ceiling from light to light. A merry crowd of masqueraders wandered in search of their fortunes, or joined in hilarious fun-making, crowding around the tubs to U bob H for the elusive apple! The cafeteria supper was served from the windows of a quaint little thatched hut--Uh, such pie! Then at last we met on the moonlit flat outside to join hands in a magic circle, and to sing our H Goodnight Ladies H and Auld Lang Sync. Everyone had a grand and glorious time, and the affair was voted a real success! The members of the Civics Class formed a Civics Club, of which the following officers were elected-President, Ted Badleyg Vice-President, Betty Moffatt: and Secretary- Treasurer, Jane Lucas. This hunch had one jolly hike out to H Bear Mountain. F.6
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24 THE W. H. S. ANNUAL, I928 We shall miss several of our class-mates next spring when we return to take up our Senior responsibilities. But we shall carry on, and prove worthy of the Spirit of the Class of '29!
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