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Seventh Grade<br />
E3 E3<br />
CLASS OFFICERS<br />
President<br />
Vice-President<br />
Secretary-Treasurer<br />
F'acu Ity A dv iser<br />
CHARLES SCHWIEDLER<br />
ANNA STUPRICH<br />
AGNES EWALD<br />
- - - MARY MAWHORTER<br />
CLASS COLORS<br />
Mauve and Purple<br />
Eg<br />
CLASS FLOWER<br />
Sweet Peas<br />
BOASTS OF THE CLASS OF '27<br />
Largest enrollment.<br />
Best attendance record.<br />
First-Prize theme Good Eng. Week by Anna S. F.<br />
Second-Prize poster Good Eng. Week by Chas. Henry.<br />
A good Boy's B. B. team, all in new suits, too.<br />
An equally good Girl's B. B. team.<br />
A Lightning "Add-er", Maurice C.<br />
Most musicians from one class in H. S. Orchestra.<br />
One real-for-sure case, Charles and Marie.<br />
The "quietest" boy, Paul R.<br />
The "slimmest" girl, Mary W.<br />
Two cutest flappers, Mary Ruth and Laura.<br />
The sunniest temper, Lucile.<br />
The most "Dorothies", four of 'em.<br />
Altogether the best looking and most cheerful class in H. S.<br />
(If you don't believe it, look at our picture)<br />
CLASS YELL<br />
Sweater coats and Basket<br />
Bobbed hair and goloshes!<br />
1927 tells 'em all<br />
Yes, bv goshes!<br />
Ball<br />
Twenty-eig-ht
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